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

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,Q -new-V : -, Li ' ' V f f , .s Q N ii- 'Dm rf F 'X v ZA .4 su X vo' 0' 0' X of l, Quiet, thoughtful and helpful is our representative stu- dent, Caroline Hart. Truly a great Thespian, Caroline has lent her talents to Y-Teens, being the charter vice-president, to Youth Council, and to Honor Society. In her quiet, unas- suming way she makes her interest in her school felt by all who come into Contact with her in different activities. Al- so among her various activities has been her work on the 1348 Black Diamond staff. Newbold. Mark 0'Connor. Robert O'Hair, Pat Olsasky, Rita Osborn, Mary Jo Padovich, George Peek. Kermit Peterson, Jim Phillins, Olive Jean Phillips. Zona Plowrnan, Glen Powell. Tommy Prow. Pat Rastofer, Lawrence Reed. H arry Roberts, Eileen Rodgers, Louis EENIUHS

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SENIUHE Kopatich. Charles King, Jim Lofgren. Shirley McDaniel, Pat McEIderry, Kenneth Main, Ike Marcello. Deloris Merrick, Dan Metz, Jean Mikels, Paul Miller, Carson Minor, Mary Lou Mitchell, Leo Mollett. Dawn Gwen Molloy, David Moorman. Mary Morris, Harvey Our editor, Pat Prow, deserves the select spot as repre- sentative student. Besides being a capable editor, Pat has been in every kind of vocal music group in Centerville High School. Last year's sextet, of which Pat was a member, took a National rating of One at St. Joseph, Missouri. Pat also has lent her talents to the dramatic department, playing the leading role in the All High School play, Pride and Preju- dice. Pat's writing abilities are not limited to the Year- book as she won the state poetry contest her junior year besides originating a column in the Student Iowegian. 190 Vx fs ' sn yn 5 ,Q M i ,-

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A vibrant personality known to almost every student in CHS is Ike Main, who has earned his place as repre- sentative student, by his constant activity around and among his fellow students. Ike. experienced master of ceremonies, finds many types of activities as outlets for his wit and his ability to be the first to cross the line. He served as Busi- ness Manager of the Black Diamond staff and, in another line, took part in dramatic work. He also is past-president of various CHS organizations along with his characteristic ability to lead. His cheerful grin and friendliness make Ike an outstanding figure to those who know him. Ross, Leonard Sacco, Dorothy Sackfield, Raymond Samson, Bonnie Sanders. Dorothy Sconzo, Jimmy Scott. Bob Scott, Don Scott, John Scurlock. Gene Simatovich, Daniel Simmons, Lee Springer, Laverne Starcevich, Dorothy Stromdahl, Helen Jane Swab, James Tait, Byron