Centerville High School - Black Diamond Yearbook (Centerville, IA)

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,4- Richard Kelly acts the gentleman to Helen .lane Roberts and Frances .lones as the three enter the courthouse to interview some city employees. This was during the social problems classes' study of com- munity planning. liach student wrote an essay giv- ing their ideas as to what Centerville would resemble in the future. We hope their dreams come true. In the fall of the year at the time of the nationai campaign for the President of the United States. Ci. Il. S. also held a campaign and speeches. Signs, pos- ters, and buttons were prevalent as is shown on the Republican bulletin board in Bliss llall's room. liliz- abeth Miller capably managed the Democratic cam- paign as David Gold did the Republicans. On Novem- ber l the students went to the polls. hlohn .lensen puts down his choice for President of the U. S. and Ciovernor of Iowa. Mr. Roosevelt proved to be the favorite of C. ll. S. as of the nation. Elizabeth Miller. -lack Stiverson, Roberta Har- ter, and Donald Hedburg conduct a panel discussion during Mr. Stewart's world history class. This was one of the many activities in which the students participated. Miss Goldsberry's social science class indus- triously prepares their own quiz on their Scholastic magazines. XYe're sure they have never looked so studious before or since. Blarijean Tock of the government class points out a sentence representative of America, and one brought out many times in the study of our govern- ment.

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David Gold, Jlatftltit-'liiw l7vl'ny, and Donald 'llt-tlln-H: arv pivttirt-rl tlnring nnonwnls ol' tht-ir various dt-clalnatory rw-atlings, 'l'hoy won first in oratoric-al. tlraniatirz and lllllIl0l'0llS rospt-t-tivvly in tht- honit- f-ontm-st. .lat'qnulint- was jlldgwl the 'ln-st ovvr all vnalrling 'ht-r to participate in the tlistrivt t'o11tt-st at l'Q'llIt'l'l'll'lt'. Tho photographer catvlies tht- photographor ol tht' yearbook, l'anl Waggonvr. in a r-harar'tor- istit' pose. liill linss. tht- lrnsint-ss manage-r oi' tho Black lliainond, f'Ull'!lIS tho nioncty to soo how ninch tho Mlitorial staff will have- to spa-ntl. Nillllllfl Stark and Host-tta Williams. assistant st-nior t-ditors, stnile- at tht- lrirdit-. lit-'ro we soo -the vditors at work. With serious fat-es 'l'wila Mic-kt-y, senior vditor. Margart-t lit-ahl, assistant f-tlitor, Elaint- llrody. 1-ditor-in'vl1ivt'. and livrna- dinc- Ne-lson, assistant vditor look through old annnals for idvas. lllf'?.lSlll'Q cuts. t-hock and cut pit-tnrt-s. Bliss Hall, ont- of tht- ye-arhook sponsors. and lfllainv Brody. ont' vrlitor. look through the tltrmniy to make last ininnto changvs. lfram-es Jones. one ot' tht- hard-working assistant svnior editors. rtops writing vim- thin ': alum-r ht-r tflusslnatt-s for a monivnt to stnilo at tho photographf-r. Tho yearhook typists, Margiu Morris. Mary Ann l.aPaf:lia. linth llvnkv, and .loseyhino Kanz- laric-li, work away at annnal copy. Bliss Vlark shows a good news story in the Sllldflhl lowciian to David Gold. Roporters, editors, and typists DOS? for the Stndvnt Iowegian statf pivtnrv. A now polivy was initiated in the student newspaper this year, Fiv- ,vry six wevks the people c-hanaotl positions to ,enable Q-very pt-1-son on the staff to ht- un t-tlitor. Most of thosp people worked on tho Iowegian on Iloys' Town llay witll Bt-rnadino NUISOII hold- ing thc position of L'till0l'-ill-i'l1iCiv, YY -I' ... c 1' X

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