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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1954 volume:

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C 1 C . , . . . . ,, K D lhe l954 BLACK DIAMOND STAFF Edxtor nn Chnef Sally johnson Semor Edntor Natalie Lovlson llllllill llllllllll Il Actxvltles Edntor ASSISITHC Sports Edntor Assistant llentervllle Hugh Seheel llentervllle, lewe Mcrtgot Buss, lBus1ness Mcmcxcier ' ....,,,,...,,Y,,,,,,........ john Cortesio o o - Y, . W 1 ' , . .. , Milton K. Schulz Adviser' Scilly Iohnson Editor-in-chief' Asslstant Assnstant Lunch jackson Underclass Editor Kathryn Scurlock Marguerxte Coomes Susan BOWdlSh Mary Carpenter Bob Thenle Business Manager Margot Buss Busmess St1ff Lorett1 Clme John Bruckshaw, Jean Stewart Kathryn Scurlock Lmdm jackson Norma Sheston Susan Bowdxsh Spon or Mnlton K Schulz page lwo onienh ooo Students ors hoo Arts and Royalty llto In tho Classroom Advortlsors C , .... -t ,lty . . . -ttotivitios .... 'Sp t ........ Q . .'! 1 9 . V x w . .Q-. . : i' S - :. 1 0 .'f S 4 au X . .'.-f ' A . V S . 'x X Us i rx ,' . 1 ' ' 1. .ff . .N 'W' rf x ' u - . , Id x I, '. Q 1 al X 5 Y ' I ,J ,U fl 'wr' . L L. Q ' 1 x .-I 4 ,V p . in 5. K' , 0 A u U Q, ' :LK Q J . 1 uf, , , ' HI. .f-QQ,- 1' ,I r. -UZ 1 I ' '3, I x I ' , f' . .av At If L h Q e 1 . J ,.N-,,-N...-Q V :Wi 02:23-.aw w'-nw-I-g,,,,,,,,T :'M'Qt Q'V1.-uuqquadbl ,- ,WY 'W' , . . , :L,M,zM 'L 'U f , ' ' 'ff ' 1 'V' LJ: A W- - -Q . V 1 V J Vx f , liimg l , n ' , Kr, hr. U AL A A ,IR ,Tf,,,'fMiig .?'??av-, .M 'V 5f ,. , -ff as'-, - ,V f. ,, A.,, N A 36 ,hy I ,Mi , K . , 4 , lu., ,,,,. , .., fgnwfwww ' ' f f V 1 f I , 3,1 . N' ' I - v f. f Q. sf H r 1 'Y , law, Oh, Don, and this is Manners Week. 1954 Administration BLACK DIAMOND -'N I W nnon Supermtendent of Schools Dean of Iowa Superlntendents P9 5.1! v - .. ' V ' A N A f 'W h - his '? , o ' o , Lx o o ,, K . K j t - 4. . . Fa cx e s' 1954 Admlnlsfruhon BLACK DIAMOND li. l. llregersen PI'1IlClp3l of Hlgh School , 5 , q . L P 9 1954 Faculty BLACK DIAMOND Mxlton K Schulz entertalns Kerry Lee S Iane A Our prmclpal at the m1ke Karel Lynne S Barbara H Kathy K dunnq noon One more story duty Now dunk your mrlk Louise Wnseman Hulda Stomberq Ednh Clark Erma Bonds Dfflfl 1 r rr 5 x lil r '1 xsor languages Heading the C H S faculty IS the dean of Iowa supermtendents, E W Fannon Mr Fannon glves a greflt share of hls tlme at C H S He has a Wonderful record ln the Centervzlle schools Besldes projectmg spur lted leadershxp upon the students as an executlve, he also promotes educatlonal nn extracurrlcular actxvltnes Mr Fannon attended an admmlstrators meetmg 1n Atlantxc Clty, New ersey, where he served on a panel Mr Gregersen has played an exceedmgly good role as prmcmal of CHS He has Mxlton K Schulz Clarence Hart recelved splendld co operatlon from the h1gh school staff and has glven Worth Whlle leadershlp to the students Mr Gregersen attended the Nfztlonal Prmclpal s Conven tlon ln M1lV'J uk6C, WISCOHSIH lllllil CIBIIIIH Paul lohnson Bxll lerome Don Henneger 'T' l page eight . ., ., , Latgn Lx' nn l.1brJ ran 5 EQ .ql1'E, Siuderxt lows-q n :km AAK. 3, f-.Zu I S14 Q, g H1113 HV :'tl1, lfnf:l.::', C115 Sogvh ir 1 .75 1: , 's 1 His. or Sof'1w ,', lsr-cslmrxrarx ' Sgxar J I L . . . ' ' ' ' i rllly Y- fx L fc Yr'-sf' 1 Sr , ch, 'Vp 1' H11 xy, H -Y f3CllltlCS and takes a Whole-hearted mterest H112 mi T 2 Nl H l 'lDmn,,fV'f.1flm 1Q,2,I,:,f I . . , . . - - - - . . J . I P L . - . I A . C C . . . C , . - e u 0 - ' Cv 0 L . .1 I ' ' S . l S u A,.er1'4'zr1 H.::'1:j.' Eojrs Health f5z :':l n H 'i:':e:r1:ne:1t, E Q lr. ::.. , I if-gm zz, .5-.3f.S5'zr:'v Ci.'1 l1 L' :2:'Z R'-QTL riff, FQ 'v 1151- .1 r.:2UZ 1954 Faculty BLACK DIAMOND Faculty dames 11sten as gab fest proceeds at Bob Dean caught 1n the act at convenuon get to gether Seem Scrtisfzed Cleanlmess next to Godlmess rac F ller Hun-y M11 Amy Wr gh! R th Wh imc e FIVE semesters of fundamental Engllsh, 1nclud1ng newspaper, grammar, busmess Engllsh, llbrary systems, poetry, drama and lnterary works must be completed by a stu dent before he recelves hxs dlploma Engllsh I Il III, and IV are avallable to any stu dent Wxshlng to acqulre a complete study of the Engllsh language Those preparxng for college w1ll fmd Englxsh VII and VIII offered to them Thxs course mcludes styles and Works of the Engllsh wrxters Latxn can be a very llvely subject Trans latnon of the textbook s many storxes enables the pupils to go back through the centurles to Caesar s relgn Spamsh was remstated xn our language currlculum thls year The students hear records spoken 1n Spamsh, smg Spanlsh songs, and read about the customs of Spam s Gen and Mexlco Well equlpped laboratorles enable many students to search 1nto the dark secrets of scxence Physxcs broadens one s understand mg of the laws of nature and mlght well well be the begmnmg of a career 1n a labor atory, a field Whlch has broadened 1n our country Students lnterested 1n careers ln nurslng, medxclne, forestry and slmllar occupatlons w1ll fmd chemlstry and blology very help ful Good equlpment ands 1n learnlng One of the famous three R s mathemat 1cs, IS emphasized greatly ln C H S General Math Bus1nss Math, Algebra I II, III IV and V Geometry I and II Solxd Geometry and Trlgonometry are offered Mr Hart makes Gothlc structure and ueen Vlctorxa seem entertalnlng and edu Business an H H bet Who to lean Foot C Q page nme 9 h A , 'gw5k'Y3f. it ,T ff? - ., ,W , I Ho e u i 91- i u i r Lana. xy flsnoxal Syl ...e Sf-mor S lCYX'k9 Cl 1P!T11SfYfJ fffU5hGmCY1C. GTC- -A-355513 Gfflffcl ll :.,1 5' Senmr Sgmnsor 511331-5:1 FV-ruzr Spcnsc Mg1:l.e:zx'1Cz:: AL-tlvlty IM' ' I ' vlfillfll Fdnfatzrr: C'?.f:1::z.f::'., Sumo: 'rxsir . , - . . . , . . , . . , - , - . . , . . . I 3 - . . . . . . , . . c 1 ' , , , . . . . , - - . . , . 3 - 9 , , . . . . . . . , . . ' 7 Y 9 . . . . 7 Y , . . . . . . . C Q 2 - I 4X ' . ,- Lilli owry o r r n -Ep 1'R xr.: HIILSIIIVSS Enqlzsli Lfrnzx zu: S S1 rizcx S lfI'.76 I-51-Lita Yffef-n -op,A::1crr- .- 1' ' ::.z1 czzrmmrz, Student HLSIOIY, Soy ll1IZRf'Yf Sysnsar Sprnscx ' zz. 1115: icunss 1:-r -wlzkfr-3 m :, Qc. mer 'lal .7 :'3.::: 1:1 fx-'fnfvt 1954 Faculty BLACK DIAMOND O Iames Buell k Paul Io es B11 McCabe om, Athletics uslc Manly Bradl y Don G nderso Ma k Kelly Fra k Mmckler Glen La A I Supt Berg of Newton and our own E W Fcmnon On Boardwalk m Atlcrnt1c City catlonal ln h1s World Hxstory classes Fllms, textbooks hbrary books and records 1re some of h1s tools Mr Johnson makes the hxstory of our own Unlted States mterest mg shorthand, and bookkeepmg Through use of the model Off1C6 the students are able to become accustomed to the1r occupatxonal surroundmgs The busmess students are well mstructed ln thelr field All CH S students are requlred to at tend physlcal educatlon classes unless ex cused Slmple exerclses to more compllcated games, along wnth dancmg, tumblmg, and mtra mural tournaments, formulate 1 well rounded program Centervllle teams vxe Wnth other schools nn our South Central conference 1n the com pet1t1ve sports of football basketball track, and golf Our Blg Reds and Redettes have had good records thls year The 1thlet1c de partment prov1des the underclass flthletes Wlth competltlon wlth evenly matched teams from other schools Extra currlcular musxc IS equally empha slzed wxth vocal and mstrumental organx zatnons provldmg opportumtles for student partnclpatlon both sololsts 1nd mass pro ductlon The vocal muslc department pre sented two concerts th1s year The Glee Club and Chapel Cholr We lr brxght, snappy umforms of royal blue yumpers and Whlte page len f. -L A 1. A - lac Edllnq B ys Hwfxltlz Pliyslvtxl EIci11r:'1'1mi Frefzlmmlzu S5 -:ln-1' Lffmvi, Prlysslfxl llflll z'1'1 is . n i . . . . . Girls Basketball Athl'.1. S111-ir'.'1s'x fm: . , C . . . . Offered ln the business field are typing, . . , H e Art . . . . . .1's1:'i1l ECll1fCZl'.TI'l Cadffes - O l i - ' 1 - L - f 3 3 rs: - u n 1' - - Vorvxl Mwlsify Music Bind fllrf-1 ,r ' ' ' - 5'1g,w1v1::f,r Ilrxver Truinxzxr: ' C ' 1 T K - n ' wson 2 fzzmvzrx' 31:24 'll' 'oz .-'XI' . ' l 1954 Faculty BLACK DIAMOND Ioe Nelson S da uso anne lcononncs Ethel Lmden 1 3e1retdry Alma Cushmq blouses Small groups entertamed at many c1v1c meetmgs Outstandmg records have been acqulred 1n the past years Both large and mall groups have come home w1th flrst class ratmgs Partlcnpatlon in muslc groups IS not only fun but glves the muslcxans polse and self confldence Evxdence of the f1ne talent ln our art de partment has been on dxsplay numerous tlmes ln the trophy cases. The art depart ment has always been very helpful 1n mak 1ng posters for other departments. Rewards for then- efforts are gamed through such orgamzatxons as the Latham Foundatlon. Centerv1lle's rural students flnd a com plete agriculture course ava1lable. Many are actxve members of the Future Farmers of Amerxca Club. Counterpart of the F.F.A. IS the g1rls, or gamzatxon, Future Homemakers of Amer pcxqe eleven 08 Roberl Lorenzen Robert DSU!! 1ca Our chapter of F H A has been well represented at dlstrlct and state meets and conducts 1 complete year round pro gram Beneflts recelved from home economlcs clxsses are many Dresses, blouses, skxrts, p'1,amas, and other projects have been on d splay m the trophy case The vocatlonal mmded student IS offered many out standmg shop courses Students may dlsplay then' talents 1n begmnmg and advanced woodworking The boys help the drama department by makmg props Ap precxatlve glrl frlends are presented wlth beautlful jewelry boxes and mothers wlth lamps, tables, desks, and other ltems Across from Mr Lorenzen s woodwork mg classes IS joe Nelson s manual trammg 'md mechanical drawlng room Thls de partment offers a two year course ln the drawmg of blueprmts is Q n W S . A xxx 1 Q O X Mrs Howry pours ot H C tea One lump, please Sh p 1 1. 1 1. : H 11111 11.11 Ifl4111111,1l llllllllllifg .'t'.1' -111 Q- I1 A 91.1 '-1171-1' fg- 211- 'zz M1-'11 1111K-:L 1,j.LlY1 Ll f11:i1:: S5231 . 1 Q11-lvl FE ' Q: : 1 11- 1 ::1::'1:x fp '1:.1s 1 1 . . . . 1 - L A I-I 7 C C K - - 1 K . . . . . 2 . . . , 1 l . Ei 111 ::. zl:11.'1 l'lll ' .' 11 ::. 11 f1:f111fw1 ' v . . . - I . . . 1 I . .51 ' a L ' - . . , . . - 1 u ' I - . :-11:.'1.i1f:.' , , . . . . . . . 4 . F . . 1 as C 0 C - 0 n I Q 1 C C Qgiuclen fd 1954 Seniors BLACK DIAMOND IW 0' Sid Archibald Shirley Atwell Nancy Lewis Bankson Duane 79' 1 Beard Lee Bennet! '5- 1,-or Peggy Billings Susan Bowdlsh everly Breese Marqot Buss Charles Carler l Ioyce Walker Clark Marilyn Creaqan ith Daniels Eileen Davis Ianei Davis 1 if 495 Kenneth Evans Nadine Davis Grant Dusablon Normadean Eddy Earl Evans paqe thirteen ft' ,y - A l l , ' A 6. I y y . 1' - A E an mf, i, E '- J 3 ' ' in a . . . B Gs - M ,E f Qs 6 fc, ' . ' 'Enix . ' i' 'lil 0' X . Ed. Q 1 - q V 1 fe. R4 6 ' 3 ' Q ' i D ,l Q ,.,'f, f Axi I x 'S I f X 1954 Seniors BLACK DIAMOND 'ur' S- 'hp- Ianet Estes Duane Exlme Ronnie Exlme Dons Fekehk Gerald Fenton 'S-K 5'-fp.. Karlsen Fischer Deon Fowler lean Fox Evcloy Freeborn IoAnn Gcrdne IGDICQ DeVore Gatrel Rxchurd Glllasple Dean Green Manlyn Greene Iohn Hagan he LX Pa Hedqecock Iullu Hendershoi Harvey Hmdley Eddxe Hoover Dale Hopkms page iourleen 1+ i ' , ' 'lb V I . F -Si - ..,. U G l E' ea. r qw N ., 'll Q22 1 - I 1 A 1 1 1954 Seniors BLACK DIAMOND 36? 'G-5 .l Don Irwm Lmda Iackson Sally Iohnson Bernie Kauzlarxch Bob Kauzlarxch Dean Lam Dale Lawson Joy Lemley Naialxe Lovxson Wxllrdme Lowe fl' Ti' Sv .Nw W-QW Dorothy Matherly Maurxce Medland Donald Mernck Larry Muller Charles Eden -'Stl' 36 'Y av- 'Z Clell Moore Ruby Mullms Don Oden Beverly Bankson Powell Ierry Price page hfteen 8' A gf 'A Q U l M v 5 l rl' .. - Q 'yi A In T .R K L' 4. - I I M ' 5 X. k M4 -f ,lp 1954 Seniors BLACK DIAMON I Rose Mary Radosevrch Beverly Rodgers Peter Ross Don Rushton loe Sacco Mary Ann Sacco Rrchard Sanders Kathryn Scurlock 552,-'Y ff 14 Iudy Shanafelt Ierry Sharp rm ff' X Shelton Ioyce Seeley Darrell Shepard an 'sf .5 eq' Franklm Senror Bxll Sherwood Mary Sherwood Norma Sheston Br Srmmons Marlon Starcevrch Ieanne Steele page srxteen iwwinr P l l l S SR we R 'F Q S ,p 5- ' In . N , QM K-gf' 'Q X X' 2 .. U .I I V 1 --Q1 . . . 5- R f' I R ,E 4 K' . ra S R S t fr I. . fs' Z, X Q A h . .M ' ' ff' or S I Ll .H . . . 1954 Semors BLACK DIAMOND IH, 'Q-x Betty Stewart Mary Strckler Laura Teater Bob Thexle Gary Thomas 39: 1 'Qld in 'fa Tommy Thomas Louis Varese Dallas Walker Larry Weston Adda Lou Wxlson Iohn Hagan and b1ke Blll pmgs wtth a profess1ona1 Vocahsts go formal Feet not Foot Ronnle gets m the act PUQE seventeen G gg, L ,, 1 Q an .. 'K A fr-, lf X Q k .' 'Y D D b 4 6' K M x 6 Q' 'f r, Q 5 I' , 4't' 4 X 1954 Seniors BLACK DIAMOND I Hagan I Lemley S Iohnson B The11e Somor llfhoors The semor class of 1954 started the year by holdlng class elect1ons m October The competltlon for 0ff1CC Was hot and heavy w1th three partles m the runnlng The En thuslasts Party was v1ctor1ous ln havmg three of thelr candldates elected for offlce A candldate from the Go Getters party was successful 1n bemg elected to the fourth offnce At Chrnstmas tlme the semors sponsored the project of collect1ng food and clothes for needy people Under the leadershrp of the semors the entxre student body respond ed to the request for food and cloth1ng Th1s project by the semor class especlally Was consxdered worthwhlle s1nce the food and clothmg were deeplv appreclated by the famnlles who recelved lt pl ns began Many semors began takmg college entrance exams Others took aptx tude tests all ln preparatlon for thelr llfe work In the sprxng the semors were treated to '1 prom by the jumor class The prom was followed by the usual partles Whlch lasted untll dawn Along about the same tlme of the year act1v1t1es for the semors came thrck 'md fast Varlous clubs honored the semor members at partles and banquets page nmeleen Horace Fuller Ruth Whltmore B111 Jerome not p1C1U.1'ed Amy Wr1ghi Sponsors Graduatlon for the semors was both a sad and happy event The guest speaker presented a talk that Was the f1n1sh1ng touch to a great school year Graduat1on brought to an end the accumulatlon of fond memor1es over the hlgh school years These memor1es wrll remam ln the hearts of the semors of 1954 for many years to come Mary Carpenter Loretta Chne Norma She-sion Sally Iohnson at bunk parfy What a mght' 1 1 . Q Early in the spring talk about future A r l - 'H I I I I 1' ,X 1954 Senlor AC'l'lVI'l'IeS BLACK DIAMOND Archlbald Sldney General Course Mrxed Chorus 234 Lrbrar xans 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 H1Y 4 CClub 34 Basketball Captarn 4 Atwell Shrrley Generrl Course YTeen 234 Bankson Nancy Lewrs Comrner ral Course Pepperettes 3 Cadet es 23 MIXGG Chorus 123 Glee Club 12 YTeen 123 Youth Counl 23 Basket all Manager 1 Back Dlamond Queen 4 eard Daane Sm1thHuqhes o c r Ta F A 1 4 C ld Bennet Lee General C urse F ll 1234 CC1uo 4 Bllllnqs Peqqy General Ccurse Eddyvllle 1 Jdell 2 YTeen 34 Basketball 3 4 Bcwdlsh Su an General Course Band 1234 Mixed Chorus 1 YTeen 123 Black Dlamond 4 lrbrarlans 23 Youth Coun 4 F H A Breese Beverly CITlIl1CIL1 Course MIXGW Cherls 1 Glee C b 12 YT en 1234 Llbrarrans 3 Buss Marg General Course Pepperetes 3 Cadettes 34 Glee Club 1 Y teen 1234 Honor Soclety 234 Student loweqran 3 Black Dxamond 34 tBus1ness Manaqerl Youth unc.1l 34 F H A 23 Dsrl Presldent of Bla k Dramond Attendant 4 Carter Charles General C urse AllS o Pl ry 1 Football 23 Tra k 123 CClub Clark loycc Walker Genera arse Udell 123 Basket all 4 Clark B1 n rd General Course Creaqan Marilyn General Course MIXQG Chorus 4 Glee Club 24 Play Crews 1234 AllScnool Play 124 lunlor Class Play 3 lub 34 Basket all CoCapta1n 4 Davls Elleen General Course 1.11 rarrans 34 F H A 2 34 Davls lanet General Course Davls Nadlne General Course Pepperettes 3 Cadettes 34 Mrxed Chorus 134 Glee Club 4 YTeen 234 Honor Socrety 234 Student lowearan 3 Lrbrarrans 123 Basket al Manager 4 Dusahlon Gran' Gener 1 Course F F .A 1 Eddy Normadean Gene 1 rse F H A 12 Eden Charles General Course Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Play Crews 2 All School Play 2 3 Iumor Class Play 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 Estes lane General C urse Pepperet es 4 Mlxed Chorus 1 23 Glee Clu 123 'lladrxqal 1 Quartet 1 Basketball 1 2 3 C Club 3 4 vans Earl Gnerrl Course FF A 1 34 T k 12 ba 2 Evans Kenneth General Ccurse Honor Socrety 234 Student lowe-alan 3 Al1Scnool Play 2 Football 1234 Basketball 1 4 Track 1 Clur 4 H Nkeye Boys State 3 Back Dlarnona Attendan 4 Exlrne Duane Sml n rluahfs ur e Basketball 1 2 Track 1 2 A 1 2 3 4 C Cluo Fxlrne Ronald General Course Pepperettes 3 M1XGd Chorus 1 3 4 Play Crews 1 2 3 4 All School Play 4 lumor Class 3 Student Councrl 14 H1Y 3 Black Drarnond Attendant 4 Feketlck Dons Genera olrs P ppere es 3 Fenton Gerald General Course Frscher Karleen General Course Mrxed Ch rus 1 Glee Club l YTeen 1234 Iumor Class Play 3 Homecornrnq Attendant 4 'Youth Councll 4 Twlrler 4 Fowler Deon Gcneral Course Seymour 12 Fox lean General C urse Mlxed C orus 4 Glec Club 234 YTeen 234 Freeborn Evaloy Commercral Course Glee Cluo l YT991 12 34 lunlor Class Play 3 Student Coun ll 4 Gardner loAnn Commercral Course Mxed Crorus 12 Glu Club 123 YTeen 234 lunlor Class Play 3 F H A 1 2 Gatrel lamce DeVore General Course Band 1234 Clllasple Richard General Course Play rews 234 AllS ho 1 Play 3 lumor Class Play 3 Green Dean General Course Band 123 Mrxed Chorus 12 All School Play 2 Black Dlarnond Klnq 4 Black Drarnoncl Attendant 2 3 Football 1 2 Ba ke ball 1 2 T a k l Creene Marllyn General Cour e Bind Mlxed Chorus 1 2 Y Teen 1 2 3 4 Honor Soclety 4 Student lo weqlan 3 Llbrarrans 2 3 4 Hrqan lohn General C urse Band 1234 Mlxed Chorus 23 4 Honor SOCIGYY 4 Madrlqal 2 Quartet 4 Student Cauncll Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 3 4 Track 1 4 Youth C un 11 Club 34 Senror Class Presrdent lumor Class Presrdent Cornet Trro 34 Brass S xet 124 No 1 a Sta t o ne Sclol 23 lrwkeye Boys State 3 Hedqecock Patrlcla Ccmmerclal C urse Pepperettes 34 C dettes 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 1 3 4 Glee Club 1 3 4 Y Teen 2 3 4 lumor Class Play 3 Lrbrarrans 2 3 F H A 234 Hendershot lulla General Course Cade es 3 4 Mlxfd Chorus 12 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Y Teen 12 3 1' Sextct 2 3 4 Dr ul Mxxed Quartet 4 Student Condu tor 34 Hmdley Harvey General Course H n r Sccrety 4 B ack Dlamond Kma 3 Ba ketball Cap am 3 Football Co Captarn ootball 1 2 3 4 sketoall 1 2 3 4 1 4 CClub 34 eloover Edward Smlth Hughes Co lrsc AllS 1 cl Play 3 Black Dlamond Attendant 3 Football 1 23 4 F F A l 2 3 4 CClub 34 Allred Youth 4 1-lookxns Dale General ourse o 111 Manager 4 B ske ball 'vlanaaer 34 T ack M naoer 3 CClub 34 rwln Donald General Course Play Crevts 4 Allred Youn 4 ootball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 H Y CC u 3 4 Mys lc Hlqh School l Iackson Lmda General Course Pcpbcret es 34 1 Teen 1234 Honor Soclety 34 Black Uramond 4 lumor Class Play 3 Llbrarrans 3 4 Youth Coun 11 l 2 3 4 Basketball Mana,-Jr 3 Glee Club 1 Mlxed norus 1 Bla k Dlarn nd Attendant 4 lohnson Sally Commerc1a1C urse Crdettes 2 Band 12 lV1lXLd Chorus 123 Glee Club 3 YTcen 13 Honor Soclety 4 Black Dramond 3 4 tEd1torJ Play Crews 2 Iumor Class Play 3 Homecomlnq Attendant 3 4 Bla k Dlarn nd Queen 2 Studen Councrl 34 Cheerleaders 23 Youth Coun 11 234 S mo Class Secretary lunlor Class Se re ary Drs rr t Secre ary of Student Councll 3 Drstrr t Prr rden of Student Coun 11 4 Kfruzlarrch Bernre General 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Aiello Allen IAen Andrews Barbaglxa Barnes Barrxckman Bensen Bonebrxqhl Brmegar Brooks Brown Bruckshaw Busetto Byars Camp Carpenter Clme page Iweniy two ' - Q - A. ' AQ W , 11 , . Gi R. V 'Q c. ' r '17 I. 4 G. ' r f ' 1 K. 'Z B. ' 5 . , j A Z , ' M- ' is- ' V-V' J.. -. X R' H Q 1 'T A ' A c. 21 V ' v 1, . .QA r a . . -. B. A M. 'A -ff , Y M, zz. ' ' ' M. G. ' 5 K0 J gn' 1 K .gl ' W ' A ' .f ' 3 . ' 5 TUE ff 'iff v .I QI , U , K. ' J ' , A . 1 . , . ,I A A s .ag q X A , -1 . :gf f . J! V ' ' ll ' ' ll i 1 . 1954 Junlors BLACK DIAMOND W Chne Condrcx Cook Coames Coomes Cortesxo Crnkovxch Curhs Dcxmels Dcxmels Dun-ch Dwxght Eddy Edwards Ersl-une Felkner Fowler Fnnk Fry Fuller ,rv 4-. IQ 'Q NM 'T' f fr, Loretta types with her eyes closed--Putting the finishing touches to the Thcmksgxvlng trophy case pcge twenty-three 1954 .lunlors BLACK DIAMOND -.N i -'fnQ,,, Q If 3 Gerald Gesualdo Goodman Gorman Gnffmq Hackaihorn Hannon Heaney if Hxcks Haque Houser 45' Icxmes Iennmgs Ieier Iohnston Iones Kennelly Kerschner Kimball Klum T ln. .A Iumors when they were httle elghth graders Havent changed much page twenty four I X 9 M. J V J b, F. V L. I D. i . H- Y ' W ' H R. . P. c. . Q I' , - , A. Q ' t- - 1 J I' n. ,. 1. ' c. . 1' 1. -4 4 Y . ' ' 1 . 1. . I- .. ' -, M - F. A, R. ' , M P. . V in ' f ., V ax J f. .V ' -- ' 9 4' ,V . , 1 a ' G- . , x . . h v Q .Inv Q ggi? A 1 ' r 2 'I954 Junlors BLACK DIAMOND Kruzxch Kuchan Long Luse Mum Maletta Massa Metz Mlkels Mllam Mofhtt Montegna Moore Mchnelly McCoy McDaniel McVexqh McVe1qh Nilsson O Han page twenty hve lb ,- ..-an nd In 'IO' ,.f- -.v Au 'ho' I G. A 9 1. A s. w 1. V . ' I. ' , . it M' 1 ,H M. j ,. Q ii- K. N 4 K S. f , 1, B. ' ' t Lg. 1 f 1 ' 5 1 -, . Y Q EA 'ei pa A 4 K ,,... ' 'V . S' sift ' ' ' . 'Q ...- R. ' 1' t W D- gl ,.1' VH ' 52 2,1 , I' Est, 4 ' t R. A ,H I I B' ' t .4 B- ' 1 A K sl Ev . N. ' a A . t ,ez E. ' ' ,- :. .., i- 4 f K ' 6 1 : .V X34 1 Q ' ' f f A 1 , - If Mary Carpenter decorates the Christmas tree-- Girls, the speaker is to the left! 1954 Juniors BLACK DIAMOND Y 4-v -Q .4-4' 'O gud' xa -v X7 Ronme Exhne and Iamce as v- L O Hcxr M Phllby I Phnllxps N Plowman 4, I Polk Porter i Price Prxnty Quxck Read Rlddmq Rushlon Sacco Sanders Seals Sedqewxck Semor B Shaw .4 Shopbell fa, I Sparks .nal A. 5- Ph1111pS tame the w11d boar Larry and lean M111er way back when page iwenty sux O ' A 2 ' I it 3 - ' ' 4 1 x X. ' - t - I ' 0 5 M. k L. ' I. ' I E. D. ' ' ' - 2 L. G c. , , 1. . 4, , . , . . . . ' , b ' D. '. '4 ' TG. H' Q . 2 01- i ' .' -Y V 4 sv-. .A N 'Q it N' ' : ..... M l ie -Q V. AA l 1. V ' V I ,'., ' P. +4 . ft? , I I V, I -w ' 2 fif, 1 'h f 5 U 'S A .f , Y 'I . ,, X , 1 - -. gwrgi. 42- it ' ' . ?, .' I Any . ' Y. 4 -5, L Y ,K - A 1954 Juniors BLACK DIAMOND Stewart Strode Sweeden 'Q' Tosone Tecxter Thomas Trcxxler 4' N Tnehswetter il:-r Underwood x fa Van Landmgham Walker Wetmore ,,,, Wxdmar W Wmllxams B Wood I Woodm sr' I Zucco 1 r 3 lust one smlle 1n the bunch Iunxor sponsor cmd wlfe Cuttln' C1 rug page twenty seven l 1. D 'Q if I- ,Q 5 I K P, I Q49 Q' L. M J , G. ' -5.52- , Qt . K :' ,,A I. . ' 'J 1 . ' ., I. Tunnell V ' I x I. 4 it ff' -' V I A 4 ' I : P. ' 5 ' R. b X , 1. - ' ' ' .1 , xii ... 1. ' - ff- .. 4, ff 1. ' ' ,, A E - S , 1954 Juniors BLACK DIAMOND I Bruckshcxw I COIIGSIO R Walker I Pl'11ll1pS ICHTS fall proud to jom the ranks of upperclass men Thelr electron race was a fast movlng affaxr, and three of thelr last year s offr cers agam retamed thelr respectlve posl txons The offlcers were from two of the homerooms, and the other two homerooms elected two members each to serve on an advlsory commxttee to aSS1St the off1cers Of course, the major project of the junlors was the unlor Senior Prom They began early rn the year to earn money for thxs gala affalr They had a bake sale, to wh1ch all the class contributed cakes, pres, cooknes, candles, and sweetbreads They sponsored 1 movle at the Majestxc, The Actress, ' and canvassed the town selhng the tnckets They also sponsored a lyceum The Glasslvlowm , whlch met wlth the approval of the whole school In Aprll they began plans for the prom and set the date for May 28 The senlors were well plea ed wlth their efforts, and a good tnme was had by all The jumors chose thexr class rmgs and de clded they were the handsomest rmgs ever purchased They ended the year wlth 1 feel1ng of prlde ln the1r achlevements and were look mg forward to entermg C H S rn the fall as semors Sponsors C I Hurt HobertDec1n Robert Lorenzen Ed1th Clcrrk page t enty e qht ' ff ' 3 . ,. ,, ' ' C l . LS I . ' , - The juniors started back to school this . . , . . . . ,, I , I I l ' I I - w - i 1954 Sophomores BLACK DIAMOND IP Lfl 4,1 V vi -r 7 if Anderson Andrews Atkinson Atwell Aiwell Barley Banks Barile Bcwdxsh Bowen Boyer Bradley Bradley Brxggs Brown page twenty-nine Buclcallew Burghoiler Busetio Campbell Campbell Carter Charles Clark Clark Clark Close Daniels Davis Davis DeVore 1954 Sophomores BLACK DIAMOND Dobson Doll Dooley Drake Eddy Edwards Espy Estes Estes Fenlon Fry Galloway Gardner Gesualdo Glovas Grenko Guiley Hackaihorn Hamlxlon Hamlxton Harvey Hedberg Hendershot Hernandez H1 V Hxxenhauqh C House P Howell H Hughes H Inman 0053 vu? W 3 I Q-0 t Q-v 'Q' in -f sn ...s V page thirty 1954 Sophomores BLACK DIAMOND Irv 'ft 6' in-Y ii gf if-f fa' I we-1 page thlrty one V41 411 47 Icxckovxch Iohnson Iones lones Karth Kennelly Kmq Kmg Kruzxch M Land Lexgh Lemley Lewxs Lofgren Long Lotndge Lundman McAne1ly MCDUDIEI McDaniel Mcwxllmms Marlin Marhn Mathewson Mxller G Muller I Miller B Mltchell B Mosley I Nox-ns 1954 Sophomores BLACK DIAMOND Padavxch Page Parsons Plke Plowman Porter Power, Prmty Prmty Purvls Radosevxch Ryan Sacco Sconzo Sconzo Seeley Senxor Shaw Shaw Shepard W Shepard D Shkolmck 'R Slmmerman S Simmons B Stark I Steele P Sioner I Strandberg I. Straub D Strlckler Y 3' e Q,- 'Ol 'nr' ff- 13' T U 1 L page Ihxriy two 1954 Sophomores BLACK DIAMOND 3 5 page thirty three 1' at 4 Y Wray Wxles Yonavxch Zemo Slnckler Sumpter Teater Terry Tharp Thomas Underwood Van Blancom Van Blartcom Vandemark Vandermcrk Naggoner Walden Walker Walker C Walter R Warren R White I Wxles M Wtlson 1954 Sophomores BLACK DIAMOND The sophomores got off to 1 b00Il1lI1f, start ln che fall wlth a hlghly competltlve race for elect1on of class offxcers The Gold Star Party emerged vlctorlous and beg tn r1ght away to fulflll thelr campaxgn prom :ses The class was assessed dues, and eacls homeroom held candy sales 'xt varlous 1n tervals They sponsored 1 talent show, whlch wts not only very good entertam ment for the Whole school but provxded excellent means of 'zddxng money to thenr treasury Agam th1s year the homeroom teachers served as advlsors and sponsors for all four classes Wlth competent leaders and class cooperatlon they left a substantlal sum ln thelr treasury to begm thelr jumor year ICHTS N- Hazel Hughes Vera Lotgren and Elton Hamlln clotnq a lltlle K P Gomg mto 1t blmdly Sponsors ok, 9. s Lucille Padavich, Barbarar Mathewson, Wendell Bailey, Ethel Linden, lean Foot, Louise Wiseman, Ioe Walker. Don Henneqer, Robert Wharton page thirty-four 1954 Freshmen BLACK DIAMOND 5 ,. ,Q 'Y My in i .,v 'WWQ' of 1, If PF' 'dh .4 'L -1 0'- 'wus' -J ...go ..-. 5 I age thrrly hve I -v Allen Allen Allen Anders Atkmson W Aiwell Ayers P Baker W Barbaglxa B Barnes C Burrell I Bealy I Beer D Belloma P Benlamxn Bloz vxch Bowdxsh Brazzalle Bnqgs Brmegar Brooks Brown T Butiel N Campbell L Camccxo T Chebuhar B Clark G Clark G Clark H Clark Fl, - ,Earl r Lf., ? , -f I A..f,a1.zy1 n '.,alT L4 vw-,rg L Q r I Q '. 2 r, 1 U A B -A W ' 1' :Yi h 0 . I, ,N A ,IE H 5 I v, Q W C. ' .,,., ' ' .f A l - S. K' Q P. - l - L. ' . 1 il - -1 3 :v W , '15 ' . E 'gf K' Q , M. , 4 - , 5 .J A , f ' l 3 ve tv, , . 4 .S , I l ' ' f . 4: :,a ' f 4 X ' ' - A 4 Q s .Q A .' ' , A ' . 'ae ,' Q - - ' u . ? , ' A . ? 5 I , R. 9 ' Q W -J l ' -A 1. ' X Q s. R. ' I . . - R' ' . I x i 9 3 ' 2 r. in Z, if 6 Q R. 1954 Freshmen BLACK DIAMOND M Clarke W Close Coatney Cohron Condrcx Cormeny Cormeny Corlesxo Cruver Crcxver Crow Crowell Dcmxel Douglas Downer Dusublon Ervin Exhne Fox Gerard Gesualdo Glcxdielder Glovcxs Greenheld Guler Hcxmxlton Hamm Hecxvxlm Heck Hmdley PAW sn- e Sl' ,au ...-f page thirty sxx 1954 Freshmen BLACK DIAMOND 9.-0 ,... f.A?a-.f 0 I page thirty-seven ,fi Nav 4 Hxichcock Houser Humphreys Humphreys lrwm Iackson Kulxch Katter Keller Kellow Kennedy Kmg Knowles Kondy Lemley Lewls Lxvengcod McCloud McCloud McConville McCoy McDaniel McDaniel McMahon McViegh Mclddalozzo Mincks Mishler Montegnu Moore 1954 Freshmen BLACK DIAMOND Moore Morrow Oqqers Padavxch Patterson Pofienberqer Posovxch Haqona Hcxmpleberq Rmehart Robertson Rosenbaum Sacco Sanders Scurlock Scurlock Seals Sedgewlck Senxor Sherwood Short Stcmfel Stcmsberry Starcevlch Stark Stewart Sumpter Tan Today Today L ? 'C ,-. pg in .-n page ihmy exqhi 1954 Freshmen BLACK DIAMOND page thirly-nine Q ' x I Wngh! Wyldes Zxmmer I Turner Van Blancom Vcmderheyden Vanderheyden Van Dom Van Landmqham Varese Vldmar Wales Wales D Walker I Wxdmar G Wxllxams R Woodm I Wrlghl 1954 Freshmen BLACK DIAMOND 4- R P Sanders C Mxshler L Crowell I Vo ese ICHTS On September 5 an unusually large num- ber of freshmen entered the portals of C H S One hundred forty-eight bewil- dered freshies roamed around the halls and fmally learned whlch room was where and that room 217 was not on the first floor They were then ready to settle down to a year of fun and hard work One of the hlghlxghts of the year was the electlon of thexr class off1cers Two part1es and several nndependents ran for class of flces The H1 Hats came out on top, boast mg three of the four OfflCeS The fourth offlce was fllled by an lndependent and rounded out the slate of f1ne offxcers The freshmen undertook a very worth whlle project, that of taklng magazlnes to the hospltal at che end of every month The magazlnes were collected and dlstrlbuted by homerooms The only money maklng project the freshmen had was that of assess mg dues The year ended wxth all lookmg forward to three more eventful years at CHS Sponsors Peggy ond D xle mspect locker Huldd Stomberq Icxmes Buell lVl1lton Schulz Nec! as a pm Joe Nelson L1ll1c1n Howry PQ . . . cz 39 L L . L C I 0 C L I C C C C L ' . .. - . C G . . . ' 4 C -. , . , . , . I , , ,' C C I t - . - C 0 C K C . . . S . - I ! .. , - . C e forty alciiuifced M Dcxrr V d How Lam r- L Co K D 1S C Leg n ON 4 Rm r xsclh ' S fx C M1 er oe q X :x k F w JL o onfo ook Kmr koln Ck M C And s ow 6 1 s I Brucks o Qi o O..- A 'U -1 IU o S 3 EST 50 , Jw U o J Vi O Q 71 2 'U m C 0 1' 3' 'U o 2 F jr' -U11 L Ko. ,cc 5 Zu. g-71 oo mtnmi- o er I II Estes R WIISOH P Sues-der P Choobell I Wcqqoner Row 7 lvl r R G lf R Hamm ho He-cxrtley D Hookms R Damels I Hxck P' Bow 1: I. Lemley I. Bruckshcxw. Row 2: M. Philby E. Hoover Sponsor Robert Lorenzen. 31 O . :EWS-as STS: o.E g g 2.52 ngno Om:-'T :r ...rm immg 5?F+ f::. 02' Q moi! 5329 H0273 SHG' 3.33912 o5:'o :OSU v+.Q..S 0 '1 'ffm Qae- '?E'-5' The chartering ceremony was held Feb- ruary IO, 1954, for che Centervllle chapter of the Allled Youth This club has a membershlp of seventy- four students this year The offlcers were as follows John Bruckshaw, pres1dent, Fddie Hoover, Vice-presldent, Joy Lemley, secretary, and Mae Philby, treasurer Rob- ert W Lorenzen was the sponsor for the Allled Youth page forty-two 1954 Acfivifies BLACK DIAMOND I Ho : . H11 V. Lcfqren 3. N. I . 1' 5311, C. Iuckovxch, M. Phllby I. Iohnston, . f G mch, . f ller, Q. I, L, T' xtv, 2: H. Wm T. L in, I. ' , .. D . H, . ' -N ., . I . , . , ffit, . .1 ., I. S713 6. 3: M. :l'i'.Nurds fwfr' I +I, f. Du .1--Es R. YNfCd1H, I. Llfvsv- . 'I r', . uv' , . Clark, T A 'L P z ffr:fo . R ' : I. SIIG ', fl. Il. .,1on, VI. Mc S., J. ll , , Hed' I , Coomes B. Herfzlin L' 1 er, I. Wllos, . Bcxtilf-. Ro 5: M. L' r ', F. SC '. , , Br s, R. :.bc1f, G. ?r1ik D, Sh .. , . 21:35, e. . . or Cn. R z I. Io: Q , . h W, . Ho , . Kennelly R. Izxftvls, P.. , . . , . ' ., . .. . , , '. . : , Fc' e , . rzffznig I, Pglk Ka: rf , . T rn, C, , . D ' , . . , . s. I I f i X A - J Y 2 ' ' ....- , ' a I I . . 1954 Achvlhes BLACK DIAMOND Gala? BMIIK IIIAMIINII The Black Dlamond Staff under the lead ershlp of Milton K Schulz, spon or, Sally ohnson, edntor and Margot Buss, buslness manager, turned out another splenchd year book As soon as the school ye1r opened the buslness manager and staff Were contact mg advertisers for the 1954 book The ed1 tor and staff then began gatherlng materlal for the content of the annual After about four months the book was sent to press A h1ghl1ght of the year was the flfth an nual Black Dlamond Dance held March 12 page forty three X Wu Sally, Tlcky and Susan at Work on B D Ballot countm' tzme 'I954 ACflVIfIeS BLACK DIAMOND The Centervllle Hlgh School Cadettes have brought recogmtlon to CH S The Cadettes have marched at the Iowa State Falr, Iowa Teachers Convention, Center vxlles Annual Pancake Day, Boys St te Basketball Tournament, Iowa W1scons1n Basketball game at Iowa C1ty, and many Bxg Red basketball games 1n Centervllle and out of town Codettes march at basketball game Top strutters New umforms were purchased w1th the money ralsed by an auctxon s1le last sprm wlth the ald of the merchants Th um forms conslst of whlte cotton slacks wlth a black strlpe down each slde, black velvc Wesklts, whlte long sleeve blouses, wh1te bucks, hats, and gloves Black spats were worn over the shoes A regular gym class was provlded for thxs year All Cadettes were 1n the s xme class Much work ns n eded to make a good squad The glrls do precnslon marchmg No slgnals are glven Each gxrl must count tor herself The group was composed of 24 g1rls dur mg the football se on Durmg the basket ball season che group was nar owed down to 16 Thls year the girls had thexr own drum mers, tramed by Mass Maulyn jo Bradley, d1rector of the Cadettes page forty four Q - Q Row 1: Tal Qzzg-:J4-t l- liz milky T1 .Rfif:::.s M. C'f,u.,s. Row 2: M. lim: f llfrl-3-'s 'lc R 1 -5111, Row 3: F. L'Q zzl: I H.:::.gl'l.1:: lf. Mfxlltitc, I., fl- 51.1.51 Row 4: lr 11' '. rf' ll' 1, l' Ku. val--11 Ffmrll r.. Row 5: 'l WVJ1 , lf 19271 'L' f lvl'f1.:1v.2l' . :-':.xzz1:1:: Row B: ' izr. 2' Amlfxfzsr. I' H1ll D. lfxlmff. a a 1 c 4 2 - 3 . . . . e '- ' 1 ,. c . , , H . . a 4 f . 4 4 - - I L C . 2 4 . 2 1 4 7 I -I 1 U . . I L 7. A . r' - ' as . ' Y . - .A C L . 1 I C -' ' 1 ' L 1. . 1954 ACfIVIfIeS BLACK DIAMOND Qcr H w2dK 'D Row 3 ce I I 'm ncgs '1 The C Club IS composed of both boys and glrls that have won athletlc letters Those el1g1ble to recelve a letter must be voted on by prevxous C Club members before they are accpted as members of the club One of the mam functnons of thxs orgam zatlon 1S the mamtenance of trammg rules The members of the trammg committee th1s year were Mert Oden, S1d Arch1bald, Dub ones, and Janet ennmgs The purpose ot thls committee IS to make tl ammg rules and see that all the members abxde by them Several meetmgs were held by the organ nzatxon thxs year The C Club IS followmg the constltutnon that was drawn up two year ago when the club Was orgamzed page forty five F' The officers for thls year were ohn Hagan, presxdent, Bob Thelle, vice presl dent, Vnrgmxa Sedgwnck, secretary, and Rosemary Quxck, treasurer Mr McCabe IS the Club s sponsor Hctlftlme ce1ebrc1t1on agmnsi Trenton Reluvenczted Reds O I I Row I: I, sh p, E. Thexle, mdley. I. Hzqim, I.. 'Jute-Se, C. f.f::ie, I. '5:'1'L:S?2:',-.' I. fixes. Ro : '. auzlzirlch, S. Arfhzbald .. l'lCQlri1flS, F, Sicrtzz,-D, ftwix, 2.1. Qden FI. '.'.':rr-Q11 I. Hzfks. : L. Pri , . 6. 1 , I. Sirzmjzerq G. I-KATELI Dix. LSL TA. Byars R. Qpnflc If, I..-err'SI, Q. Lcirt. Row 4: E Hoover, II. EXllTlG E. fl:'15.r1cl1Iy R. fzxm'-51, R. snfimc D. Ecard K, Evans ff. 21'-':. 3 E .4- . . - 3 ' . I 954 Acflvltles BLACK DIAMOND Z X Bowl P Clark M Brmegar I Boyer Row 2 M Carpenter T Thomas I Woodm M Clark lIHlHllltlIllRS Cheerleaders help create enthus1asm at football game We want a touchdown' The cheerleaders thls year Were another example of enthusxasm 1n our school The cheerleaders rncreased school Splrlt and or ganlzed the yelllng The cheerleaders at tended most of the out of town games and all of the home games To be elxglble to cheer the cheerleaders must attend three practlces a Week and have an el1g1b1l1ty card slgned by Mxss Jo Bradley thelr sponsor The varsrty cheerleaders are Mary Car penter, Jolene W00dln, Tommy Tnomas, Judy Boyer, and Peggy Clark The substn tutes are Mary Ellen Clarke and Margaret Brmegar page fo ty s x X Q g E satt W p fp M or H A w rf i -..C j ' . - 1954 Achvlhes BLACK DIAMOND W 1 D cm D Merrrcf xlme E so 'Tun n r C1 1 Gerard R Felkner Row 2 C Mlller C Brox n Walker L J D C G F k L D k R 3 U G K H t L rm rc: e ow I or er ruzr re s rr rt I Walker I Weimore Row 4 R Blozevzch E Ions L cmrlrr rr I Steele I Wray I Doll Row 5 R Cormeny I I C1 0 Zr rr W Greenfleld I Vcrese Bw 6 R Lefnley l el n R lrwm R Crcxver L Sedqewrck Offxcers for the frrst semester were George Kruzrch, presldent, Mert Oden, v1ce presrdent, Dean Lam, secretary, Don Merrxck, treasurer, Wendell Balley, re porter Second semester, Dean Lam, pres1 dent, Don Merrrck, v1ce presldent, Duane Exlme, secretary, Eddle Hoover, treasurer, Joe Tunell, reporter Thrs year the F F A have attended many out of town meets In October the darry judgmg team partxclpated ln the Dalry Cattle Congress at Waterloo Then ten boys Ind Mr Dean attended the Natlonal F F A Conventxon ln Kansas Clty The chapter had a hayrrde 1n the fall wrth over 75 boys and g1rls attendlng One of the features the second semester was the two F F A basketball teams They played 'lpproxlmately twenty games wlnnlng all but three The FFA held thelr annual Parent and Son Banquet Aprrl 8 Durmg the week of Aprrl 19 ten boys at tended the State F F A Conventron at Dav enport. At the conventron Dean Lam was page forty seven WP' awarded the Iowa Farmer degree In May the chapter chartered a bus and toured the stockyards and Swnft and Company at St Joseph, Mlssourl rv .J .ff ,pr Lcrrry Weston shows h1s lamb at County Fcur Blue Rrbbon Wmner . n 0 I Ho : . L ' , . ' '., D. E . , I H ver, I, - nell, M. Ode , T. D31-rnfr E. Ef: b qlg, I. , . . : . ' , '. v , D. ' ' . , . V f-sun, I . Odfn, D. Beard '. Eddy . ' , . . : . . 2 , , C., R. Dan l , R. Innes G. ln dqe, M. Pfizer, , Pr . , . , : , . E' , . H 1, I, Txcxln-r, VJ, lifrzlfvy, lf, lvl: tin . ,, , , , . : . , . Clark, . M ln, R. Krmbcxll, R. H .vkfrtlrfrn L. rn wr N. H , . , Q : . . , ,. Mfflon R. B11 f-cmr, W. Shegfqzrrl, R, . cbrnfsnrz lf, . . . J 4 0 I . . ' -', I J 1 V1 ' , wJ v- - A 1 Q Q r I . , 1 , I . ' ' 1 .' ' Q 1 I ,J Aj C . r ' Q I 954 ACflVIfIeS BLACK DIAMOND V SLI 410 w I X ge -c T 3 Q e Sum e w 2 K s ey esuu u C, . . . . is v N , 1' i, . V, ar , V f 1 1 1 , ' 4 . A . J gJ V. . W, 4 ' . . -- 1 . r ..,. QL A7 ' ,, fx , 'K V . . A 'MZ , I 9, ix . A s 5 : - af , ' . - E 5 5 A. . 31 1 1 '- - f Ra : ', l.1fTjY'!l, F. Bgzrfle, P. Hed- Cflfl, ,. W' q Cn r, D. -' pt r, I, Lizvg, R. Pizrsszus, I. Stem-IV, f. Sffley. Ho : '. Sixzrfwk, E. DCIVI, K. Scel , M. G ldc N, D :ambien '. All-'11, I, Boyez, B. Iflathou-1 cr. R : H. Dzrxol I. Lf-1x:lf3', Hcckfzthorn, R. Biz-.'d1:sl1 EI, llrxuwfi' ll. Tlxrxlelf li. H-'-zzvlil. , G. M'C1f'1.ri fl. f.fL1t?w1'ly, 0 C ' c I C - I C - . C I I - . . 6 t . - 7 . . - 1 'V' , JA.. f . M 5- ,U 39' -L' ' . . 2 - 11- . I 1 I .H Q fe . . . , W x : J . vw , l -mt c ' .. sm ow3 1 W The Future Homemakers of Amerlca started a new year wlrh the Dlstrlct meet mg at Charlton At thls meetmg Rosalee Bowdlsh was elected D1str1ct Parllamen tarxan For thelr Chrlstmas project the F H A packed boxes of candy and cookxes to take -xb 'I 'A H, .:-5' if Second yeor hornemclkmg class serves Thcxnksgwmg d1nner to clczss cmd faculty guests They talked turkey to the Old Folks Home A gnft exchange was held among the members, followed by '1 co op supper In March the Centervllle F H A chap ter was represented by four delegates at the State Conference ln Des Momes Rosalee Bowdlsh was selected by the State Nomma txon Commlttee to run for State Parllamen tarlan The purpose of the organlzatnon IS to further the members xnterest ln home eco nomlcs Those g1rls that jom the orgamza tnon must have one year of homemakmg m hxgh school The offlcers for thls year were IS fol lows oyce Seeley, presxdent, Elleen Dav1s, v1ce presldent, Susan Anderson, secretary, Janet Waggoner, treasurer, Pat Hedge cock, reporter, Rosalee Bowdlsh, parllamen tarlang Vera Lofgren, song leader, Mlss Ethel Lmder, sponsor. page foriy enght 1954 Achvmes BLACK DIAMOND lu 13011 B W Howl D Andre s R Woodm R W1ll1ums I Hagan ares xcle I. r mc Row 2 es I Allen I ose M den F cnzc ondr es rvm R w McAnelly H Clark C Eden I Galloway M Do lS G Clerk I Walker T gh Row 4 T Enttel Warren G Kclrh G Tester M r ark I w 5 R C mr D Stark If iemor I Pfl e I Bru l. haw H Hin ty The H1 Y club of C H S has as 1ts pur pose, to create, malntaln, and extend throughout the school and commumty hlgh standards of Chrlstlan character, to learn the true meanmg of responslble cltxzenshlp through slgmfxcant servlce to the school and to the commumty, to part1c1pate ln wholesome, creatxve recreatlonal act1v1t1es that wlll contrlbute to the bulldmg of strong, dlsclplmed bodles and healthy emo tlons, and to bunld br1dges of understand mg, justlce, good wlll, and cooperatxon between all peoples, races and creeds The H1 Y presented a very lmpresslve Easter chapel A b1t on the gayer Slde was the hllarxous mltlatlon held last fall for the new members The offlcers thls year are John Hagan, presxdent, Lewis Varese, VICE presldent, J m McAnelly, secretary and treasurer, and Bob Theile, chaplam. Mr. Hart IS the sponsor. page may nme 0 I C I Hart Iohn Hcxgcm Bob The11e LEWIS Vcrrese d scuss H1Y Wllh representcmve Roy Cunmngham from I S C Tops m speakers U U I P ' . . 4? i V . I' . 54' C ,r , xv , X I fl , 7 fx 1 I J ix Q if ,V f. l C' K , 1 lv 4 ,fl , If : . -'.-J, . , . ' ' , . , L, V B. Tl 41' , H. 'v .11e, M. ie ' .. : S. Est , . , . Cl , . . O , . SC , D. C - c, I. Wclv , D. I JL. o 3: I. , . , . . , . , . v , , , . . , . neg ., : . ' , HI'Y R. , . 1 , . , . Closf, L. Cl I. Hwks, R, ,cmes Ro : . Jriffxnfz, 1. gg . , '. . , . 'ft , . r's , , ' dl - '. - O U I '- . . K V I I . - . . 0.70315 I W X, , I - 1 0 - . 1 - - 1 1 - 1 . 1954 ACflVlfIeS BLACK DIAMOND PCL Howl I Seele P Van Iandlnqham N Trlfbswetter R Wilk r K Sturlo k M Bus N LOVISOH L Iaczcson Row 2 S Iohnson I Hagan H Hmdley B Tlu1lc- N Davls M Greene M Carpenter Row 3 B Sxmmons I Tunnell R Grxfimq I Corteslo I 'Xhlsson M Phllby A Massa I Lemley Row 4 D Mernck I Sharp I Allen I Seeley M Coomes M Adams The project for the Honor Soclety th1s year Was lmprovmg the soclal grace around Centervxlle Hlgh School Members of the or gamzatnon taught dancmg lessons and also provlded a dance ln the gym after one of the basketball games Bulletlns that were Written by the Honor Soclety members Were nssued xn all the homerooms The top ncs for some of these bulletms were man ners, glrl and boy relatlons, datmg, and danc1ng Durmg the fxrst semester speeches Were gnven at the meetlngs by the members on thelr probable vocatlons The members held a party ln February for the seven probatlonary members The offlcers for the flrst semester were presldent, Natalle Lovlson, v1ce presldent, Kenneth Evans, Secretary, Nadme Davls, treasurer, Bob The1le Second semester presldent, Kenneth Evans, v1ce presldent, Bob Thelle, secretary, Margot Buss, treas urer, Marguerlte Coomes Mr Gregersen, prmclpal, Hulda Stomberg, and H E Fuller are the sponsors lean Steele addresses student body a+ Honor SOCIETY Chcrpel Impresswe ceremony page hfty O CC -, . . w A ,X .-Q X. 1 i. ' , I , t R . . 1 .- . - U 'I Q x ' I . 'V T. 2,1 .4-.. 2.1 -J ,. -' ,.ce,.':',, s,, :.' ,. ,. ,. ,l.. , . ' ,l. ,, ,, . . . . . . . . . 0 - l . . . . . - - . . . . . . - . . . 9 0 . . . O . - - . . - . . . - . ' a . - . . . . . . - . . . . W O 0 . . . 1954 ACfIVlfleS BLACK DIAMOND lIBRAHIAS E M M G Under the leadershlp of Elleen Davns, presldent, Barbara Bradley, vxce presldent, Natalxe Lovlson, secretary, and Mlss Wlse man, sponsor, the club had another enjoy able year, as Well as provldmg a great deal of servlce to the school The purpose of the Lxbrarlans Chapel was to acquamt the entlre student body wxth the varxous sectxons of our Hxgh School Llbrary The members of the club presented reports on what could be found ln each sectlon of the llbrary The attractlve bulletm boards that were cleverly decorated each month were a part of the llbrarlans' dutles These bulletln boards proved very educatlonal and enjoy able They also made the study hall 1 more scemc place page hfty one Barbara Mathewson and Ianan Strandberq decorate L1brary bulletm board One of many chsplczys 1954 Achvlhes BLACK DIAMOND wl B L, Ick h V SdQ9W1C ow2RWlt 1 3 Slllllll llllll llll H C Q The Student Counc1l IS the governmg body of Centervllle Hlgh School The Stu dent Counc1l members are chosen by thenr home rooms The Student Counc1l project for the year was to help pay for the scoreboard ln the Sally Iohnson, D1SlI1Cl Student Counc1l presldent stadlum They sponsored two lyceums, the annual Homecommg dance, checked coats durmg the basketball tournaments, sold pop and candy at the tournaments, and sold candy bars after school The Homecomlng Dance and Chapel were a blg success Kenneth Evans crowned the queen m chapel A dance was held after th game ln the gym Thns year the Student Counc1l offncers who are John Hagan, president, Mary Car penter, v1ce presxdent, Jolene W00d1n, sec retary, and Sally Johnson, treasurer, at tended various meetmgs 1n the d1str1ct The State meetmg was held 1n Ames ln October and the d1str1ct meetmg was held on Aprll 13 on the S1mpson College campus at Indnanola Sally Johnson IS our South Cen tral DlStflCt Presxdent She preslded over the meetmg at Indnanola Mrs L1ll1an Howry and Mr. Robert Lorenzen are the sponsors. page hlty two I I I T Ro : . Bradley, I. Woodm, S. Iohnscn, M. Yxrpvnter, N. Lovlson, C, C1 ovic , . Q 'k. R : , wie, M, Clark, P. Bukr-r, I. Strundbmq, P. Knowles, E. Frfreeborx . Row : I. Hu rm, . ' , T. indley, H. 1ork,I. 1 'I cy, . 1111ps. n 9 ' 2 ' . . . 1954 AC1'IVlfI6S BLACK DIAMOND Q9 C17 Ewan Sllllllllll IIIWHJIAN R M The Student Ioweglan staff w1th thelr sponsor, Mfss Hulda Stomberg, have agam fll'llSl'lCd another successful year The Student Ioweglan IS publlshed every Wednesday 1n the Centervllle Dally Iowe glan The Work IS done IH conjunctlon W1th the Amerlcan Lxterature classes The flrst per1od of each day IS reserved for Working on the paper Thls year's staff was com posed of all junlor students Th1s year marked the thnrtleth year for the Student Ioweglan page i ity three Iohn Cortes1o 1nterv1ews Coach Buell for the Student IOWGQIGI1 The bxg scoop D O l V7 NM! Q I f ' .gl ,. wal' , ...war How 1: I. Tunnrzll, 1. Iohnsfon, I, Icnninqs, . CDomnl. Row 2: I. Condro, I.. Adams, I. Cort i . l i . 1954 Activities BLACK DIAMOND f 9 n w 2 I W qqon r P e shi r w 3 S ms cz Q Bow 5 M Meetmq place of C H S studenis The home The Youth Councll IS a group of students who manage and care for the Center The Youth Councll has sponsored danc mg lessons, dlme dances after basketball and football games and entertamment dur mg Chrlstmas vacation The Youth Councll cleans up the Center makes repalrs, buys equlpment and sees that the equlpment IS ln good condltlon A new pmg pong table was purchased thxs year Norma Sheston IS the presldent, Bob Thelle, v1ce presldent, Jolene Woodxn, sec retary and John Bruckshaw, treasurer Mr and Mrs Craxg Coulter are the sponsors The Youth Councll earns xts own money for records, ping pong balls and other thmgs The Commumty Chest allots the Center 3 Said 3.l'l'l0l.1l'lt CVCIY year' page hltylour 1954 Activities BLACK DIAMOND g Y 11 iii Row 1 S Alwell M Greene B Bradley I Wxle M hlnr N Sus! nc Cm Wcxqqoner I Lemley Row 2 M Ayers E Recd I Slrcndoerq A dlldlllljl 13 Wulfs L Walker D Sumpler S M1kels F Bcrtle R Walker I Ham1lton R Otuck Row 3 N DCIVIS P Hedqecock enxor M cms M yczrs M 1 IHQS Howe s on F1srl1rr M Bu s ow 4 K Metz I homo I ox Fu er lm sson Worrell lwenczood Kmq I PHI S Dobson Row 5 L Iczckson B Mnlhewson P Howell M F neqcxr I 9 c-wart I Vvoodm N Lovxson VI Carpenter I Beer W McMahon I Koller R w 6 I D y B Fox R Fo Q P Bfr11Jn11r1 P Knowles I Dooley N Hendersho P H11 I Mcbenvm lr Row 7 E Freebo n R Par s 111 Show Cufley 3 ulcer B Bonebr1ql1t B Wo: fl S Fryr uc ho H Hug le N ben or ow 8 B Safco C Wcrldcn S L mlev R qllll'llPYl'l rn I f F Ycn'1 F P11rx1 l C VMC ou Wlth Natalle Lovlson as presldent, Jean Stewart vlce president, Jolene Woodm, secretary, and Mary Carpenter, treasurer, the Y Teens started another successful year wxth the 1n1t1at1on of the new mem bers For the 1n1t1at1on the gxrls were re qulred to dress 1n outrageous outflts, whxch they wore to school The new members furnnshed a co op supper for thelr Y Teen blg slsters, the old members MISS Jean Foot IS the Y Teen sponsor Th1s year s Thanksglvmg Chapel was presented by members of the Y Teen Thezr chapel was one of the more nmpresslve gxven durmg the school year The Apr1l Fool s day party wnth the entlre school also proved to be one of the bxg h1ghl1ghts At the South East D1str1ct meetmg held 1n Clmton, Mary Carpenter was elected page hfty hve presldent of the group In une the new Y Teen off1cers for the ensumg year wlll attend the State Confer ence Mary Carpenter YTeen D1str1ct Pres1dent . 6 A A , if . Q . I sm if ' ' i f X . tv fl K Q ' J, I . -.,..,, v- , ft - - .nf ' o 1 Y ' .- V A Q r ,w , ' T p '3 . K, . 'XC'-- M E75 ' l QL .M N 1-v l ' t I v. V f I 1 5 ' ,139 X ' V it 1 if V 1 - I 1 y - an U . If : . , . , . , . ' s, C. is v, . .l fon, L. Cli. M, l lc, I. lfs ,'.'Ad ,' '. B ', '.B'll ,' 1. Fry, iv. Q r,AA. All' ' Q, f sf rg : , . , .T 5, .P ,E. ll ,N, ll ,Q .. ,s. V. , .,1.v. 'E I . .'111pS, I I f , . Y. I, . r 4 ,I . - --I. no I. I, l,e'.-Jlsflli. Iolrnsen, , I ,A 1 . sl ri 1 , -' , , . ., , ' 1, . , T : . ., r, . - :r s, M. . , I. 1 , .. B , , . . 2 1. -, I. K ' zz, . l S, .. ' i . ' R : . . . , , v , C. fl A, . - 1 li , 3. lv.4lJc1:11r1l, w . v1f-E1 C. Sfrffc, . Vs, H. G'ITL ner, 3. . ' l d. , - . . J . - - - - . . . . . i , Jvmgg, , . I ' kia'-.3 . . - rar- - 3- ff? . , . . I 'J - S r- - . , . . . 1 If Q, 3, n I , I 1 1954 Feature BLACK DIAMONIS r I I NVhats rn that jug R1ChCIIdQ D G hves tt up 1n the snow Isnt she sweet partner Llttle Mlss New Year Suscm Anderson Douuel Boone cmd s1de ack pcqe hfty sx Eill, freckles cmd 'ull---Dean.-otnri Sandy all smiles-h-Everybody swing your Clell Moore hits two in upset of Albio por id 1954 Foofbclll BLACK DIAMOND left to Rlght Harvey Hmdley Bob Warren Ioe Iones Bob Thelle Bl Reds g 30 S out a Left to Rxght Ioe Barnes Decm Lam George Kruzlch Lew1s Vclrese page fifty elqhi 8 , ,. f 9 . 1 3 I I I I N ...wp if ' ' . 4 ,APY i 4 - 1' 1 ' V ' 4 . . 1' x I , A Af 2 . 2 .,.., 1 - I I f 1954 Football BLACK DIAMOND Left to nght Don Irwm Edche Hoover Kenneth Evans Frcrnk Sconzo Mert Oden page fxfty mne Ends Left to R1ght Mcrurxce Carter Bob Kcuzlcnch Y I , . V f ,fi , 4: .. 1 -' ' vfw'.fg43f - I-. k Y Q ' K. V. 2 n ll V . E, : ' , ' ' 1954 Foofbull BLACK DIAMOND .xv t I i . - wAsHlNG1oN 1 ' J QCENTERVILLE in A ' A George Kruzich circles end against Washington He almost made it WASHINGTON Facmg a team whxch ended nts season as the best class A team 1n the state, the Big Reds went down to defeat Trallmg 6 0 the Reds scored on a pass from Thexle to Jones to t1e the score and seconds later War ren added the extra po1nt By half tlme Jones had gxven the Reds two more polnts by tacklmg a Washlngton back 1n the end zone Washxngton came back ln the second half to Wm 13 9 WINTFRSET Wlnterset stopped the Reds cold for three quarters 1n thelr conference opener Trall mg by four touchdowns 1n the fourth quar ter the Reds put together two scormg drxves to make the score a httle more re spectable Hagan and KruZlCh recelved credlt for the touchdowns and Warren the extra po1nt Fmal score 26 13 w I J 1 s r n ll rf1r4 su fxrf If xr- Lewl Vrxrz :Lfx o ver eorj K1171 1 F P nr un uri 1 w 2 F1 :rin xuz an u n r nu: C m rn rn Ir L on xrd xdmcr T d crk ob M Anellf Cum H J br w rom Minn Cart D rzvord Irum D on Tum Rlchczrd B Q ks K nn th Evan Bob Wtxrr x ml' Q :J n cm nf: hd page sxxly ' ' 3 . . ' 3 . - 0 - 0 , - O . Ro : fcxle Hopk n., Mfg , Ro Fon- 'Or, F' .f Ge' fzldc, H 'ef Hlfldlf7'j, Bob The I,, - 5 ' Xfsry T i I f H. o , , G, cf? r . cl , Glen rink, ICC J' ws, Rf f' Pxrnif-s, Wir-slrt-',f Shv- wird, Rong' r fispy Mrgr. R0 : lxrtis Brr ' , Bob Km 1 'f:h, D G D Befxrd, Sid A cl '1fli, Ii Cu d , Lf-Sher I ive, he c V' , F' C11 , B C , ', ' s ofxrfley, Lqrrj 'owell. Ro 3: Asst, Conch B112 ,. In Q, f Je 1 fir, 1 ' J ' ' , 9 . ' , ' NVD 12 O ' S, fin, IOP W for nfl, Frf , . ccnzo, Don ft' i , Mer? Oden, P 1 Rage , Cfzf1'cE1 hm BULH. Not !fl Yl1I !1, I. Hfngfm ,. S 151. 1954 Football BLACK DIAMOND qht R 1 fl C1 bD SEYMOUR The Warrlors fmally snapped the Blg Reds long wlnnmg streak 1n thls annual game The Reds tralllng nn the fourth quar ter, had four chances to score 1n that perlod, but falled each t1me Nothmg seemed to work for the Reds as they stumbled to thelr thnrd strfught defeat by 1 6 0 score FORT MADISON The prison boys led 6 0 at half t1me only to be t1ed by the Blg Reds 1n the fmal frame on a long run by Warren Wlth 13 unlucky seconds to go, a blocked Centervllle punt rolled 1nto the end zone Where lt was re covered by Fort Madnson Thls freak play handed the Reds another defeat 12 6 lg Hmdley scores 6 agcunsi Trenton Touchdownff page slxty one I 0 Front How: Left 1: R1 , fini d Bflllnijilk, Duane SfIlQlCl'rZ', Q 1 :ki AZ1,',IS, KQITIU-'?, .l.i '21 'Q 'k, Paul S 'ur1vf'k SIYDOH Estes, Roig- r Mlhxfe, Ronald lvl.-Lll13YHS, '.'.1 Sh'-yard, Roger Eti Ilirz Stark Llcgxdlx kick Edlmq. Back Row: Lfvit to Rzqht, Tzrtl Hmdley, T: 3' I.,-:gh Duane Cgzxizg, D211 Strlikler, H:'.-:cud '::rk, lim fffurilrx E':'1nL: Scczizz, Rzsrco Duma-ls I'f1':'.1r1 1- Carter, Leonard V1 lzt, 1: flcyfl Fir :xx , zrwind Ir.-.tri Larry 'T 11:11 M 'Ahrieilyq 'lfzry H 11.151, I r- Krizzgrh T' fi Ein' , . . . . . . . . I , - I . c . c ' a , ' n ,f W -. -4- V .W-.W , M . ,, passages., T J A ,T 'I954 Foofball BLACK DIAMOND Warren scores cqcnnst Un1onv111e M Another T D UNIONVILLE After scormg flrst on power plays the Blg Reds slumped and trailed at the half 13 6 Commg back nn the second half full to vlctory Dub ones scored four of Cen tervllle s flve touchdowns with Harv Hmd ley gettlng credlt for the other Flnal score, 3 2 1 3 TRENTON Homecommg was full of SUFPFISCS for the G H S grld fans The Reds scored on the flrst play wlth a sleeper pass from Warren to Kauzlarnch At the half It was Center vllle 41 Trenton 0 Scormg touchdowns for the Reds were Dub Jones 3 Harv Hlndley 2 Warren Lam, and Kauzlarlch 1 each Final score, 55 6 KNOXVILLE The Reds trled to surprlse Knoxv1lle by sw1tch1ng from the T formatxon to the s1n gle wmg but to thelr dlsmay Knoxvllle held them to a standstlll After a slow flrst half Knoxvllle marched to a 20 0 v1ctory over the rlddled Reds Injurles and hard luck contrlbuted to thelr record of no wlns and f1V6 losses ln the flrst half of the season BLOOMFIELD Powerful Dub jones kept the Reds roll 1ng as they squeaked through to another vlctory Dub scored the Reds only touch down and saved the day wxth hls dynamlc plunges Warren scored the all lmportant extra pomt to allow the Reds to w1n 7 6 ALBIA Tradltlonal r1v'1l Alb1a led at the half 6 0 and seemed on thexr way to vlctory at the half txme lnterval The Reds pushed them off the fleld 1n the second frame as ones hammered over from the one yard lme to t1e the score Only 1 strong stand m thelr own terrltory saved Alb1a from de feat ln the second h11f Fmal of the se1son, pqe :yt o , ' ' ' , o. , - . . . . 7 - of fire and determination, the Reds rolled , , , 0 , A l I . - , O O C , - , , . . . . L . . K ' - . 6-6. ' -w 1954 Football BLACK DIAMOND B1q Reds coaches map out p1gsk1n strategy B111 Ierome hm Buell Icxck Edhng llllll REDS Seymour Bloomfxeld Seymour Bloomheld Albxcx 6 CIIACHES BIG RHIS Washington Wrntersei Fort Madrson Knoxvrlle Unxonvxlle Trenton Bloomfield Albxa Condrcz skxrts r1ght end for L1ttle Reds Redskm on the run page sixty three 9 ' 13 18 s 13 . 26 0 Unionville 13 0 Seymour 6 e ' o 6 ' 12 0 ' 20 6 0 32 . . 13 G ' 6 55 6 o ' zs 7 ' 5 ' s 1954 Basketball BLACK DIAMOND 'li Jia? Howl CoaCIeI1bk mg I kshaw A L d I es I Ifaqun K 1141115 Row 2 Mrnuq IJ Hopkm oore I H1 cw K1111c1 1 are f w 610 Hmc BIG REDS .. 6 Q4 -1 1 190 little Reds 1 . I Irwn T Bum-1 B1q Reds Starters Left to R1qht Coach lack Edhng S1d Arch1ba1d Bobby The-11e Ioe Iones Iohn Hagan Lew1s Varese Clell Moore Harvey Hmdley Archlbcrld was awarded honorable menilon on I D P A X, cs Am R 1 'Jour 1 0 B SKHBAll Y A J LA. .Lg HI 1 . 1 ' Ed? , . Bruc' S. r'I11b 11 , D. on. , . I , . ll : 1, 1-1 . S, C. M , . wks, I. C11d:f1, IX. 1 '.l1'1'l1, I.. V S-. Ro 3: B. 'I'I1H'1. H, 114-y, . F1 : -ill, . Ixmf-5, . '1 fnV. is I x4 A . 1 lx - ,WE u V V v 'W I lx xf. N .. . f ' 5 . fp X . - 3 . 33 . 25 1... Q . , Row I: D. Len-.'1s, T. Hmdley, L. Crt'.-fell, F. Estes, I. M Ar1r-lly, H, Clark. Row 2: R. 'Noodm, H. '.'.'Jrrf-1: 5.1. Kari., D. Cizndrn. I. G'11Z3'f:r:Yf I. l'ff11ff1. o : . 1 Q. P. ' if-rss, R. flirt , P. Ecurlw CS. 'll , L. Clcrf, I. 'I'-111.. : Corzfh B111 Ifrfvmfy T. Lexqb, . B1se'Vff R. Heyy, G. 1, glfzfs, Ii. ' I , . T.. . I 1 1 I I 1954 Basketball BLACK DIAMOND Blg Reds rally to defeat Charlton chargers Openmg jump 62 page SIXTY hve Charlton Trenton Corydon Pella Albla Knoxvllle Valley Bloomfleld Seymour Corydon Knoxvllle Seymour Bloomtleld Wlnterset Keokuk Nevada Trenton Keokuk Indlanola Charlton BIG HHJS Illllllllll SOUTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE STANDINGS Team Albza Indlanola Valley Pellcx Knoxv1lle Wlnterset Charlton Conference leaders C 7 s 4 551 589 483 5 1 424 418 40 449 485 420 49 6 48 8 54 0 49 53 ' 49 43 47 58 70 49 ' 52 W. L. P 1. Pt . OP OA DA 68 ' 52 48 so ........ 9 2 .818 sos 494 . . 55 ' 37 ' ........ 9 2 :ala 's4a 533 . . sz 54 2 .778 35 'ave .'. 75 32 sa Albia 59 CENTERVILLE ........ s 4 .soo 590 55s '59.o 55.6 81 ' 51 5 .500 511 496 1. . 87 43 51 - 50 ' ........ 4 10 was 534 sas . . 67 ' 35 ' ........ 3 s .273 458 594 . . 64 az - . 1 .1 .1 43 51 ........ 1 11 usa 48 589 72 73 ' 67 99 61 ' 71 ' sa 1954 Basketball BLACK DIAMOND SUMMARY Centerville fielded one of the best te uns in its history this year Ind one that proved to be the scoringest team ever in LHS This aggregation, which set the C H S rec ord of 86 points in one game last yeu scored over 90 points twice The new ret ord, which was set against Moulton in the sectional tournament, now stlnds at 98 p01ntS Out of ten lettermen, eight were seniors and two were juniors These boys were Sid Archibald, ciptam Harvey Hindley, John Hagan, Dub Jones, Clell Moore Lou Varese, Bob Theile, John Bruckshaw, Bob Kauz larich, and Ken Evans Archibald wound up in second pl ice in the conference scoring department with 1 13 5 point average per game Clell Moore average Only Keokuk, the perennial Double A powerhouse, and Albm the conference champions, were able to win two games from the Big Reds Although the Reds split two regular season games with Albii they were beaten in the post season tournament This game brought to '1 close Centerville s winning season TOURNAMENT GAMES Sectional Reds 91 Moulton 29 Top Wmren jumps shoots two points Reds gg Momvu 53 Bottom Couch B111 Ierorne and t1me out D,s,,,C, Wllh Llifle H6-dS Alma sa Reds 46 Left Hindley drives in for cz bucket cxgcunst Albin Right Dub Iones neatly blocks o Corydon siot Demons Big Reds won this one page tysx 5 x . 7 . , . C C . . l I I E- . . YL g 1 1 ' Q . L x G ,C . . . y . 1 ' . 'z . i , . I C , L -O ' C K Y YI- I was sixth in the conference with a 13-point I. .K , C ' K ' yi I . ' Y . t . 6 L . .U l ' - . . . . , X Q c c 2 ' , -- ' i I ' i ' - ' i Y ' 3 ,i . six ' - i 1954 Basketball BLACK DIAMOND Llttle Reds Stctrte1s T1rr1 Hmdley DCIV1d LEWIS Slmon Estes Gary Karth Bob Warren cmd Coach B111 Ierome FRESH SUPH RHIURII Trenton Charlton Indranola Keokuk Albra Seymour Bloc mfleld Keokuk Charlton Trenton Eldon lst Team Pella Albra Eldon lst Team 28 Bloomtreld page srxty seven Is rt commg or qomg? 53 47 42 ' G2 B0 ' 69 55 83 52 ' 54 I'3 42 57 ' 55 45 Winterset 60 FS ' B3 C5 ' 82 53 24 Sf 75 SQ 57 C0 ' 48 36 46 ' 47 ' ' ' u 1954 Basketball BLACK DIAMOND l Bowl W BOMB w1fcRowf Qwfihpmulon chrg w S Q, U PI L fb CIHC1f! I f Whxch ones the ball? Icmcm scores two cxgcnnst Corydon page sxxty enqht W. - W : f. IW-mzxxmguz, W. V. 1Ik 1, Il, fDx:1.f-ifi, ff Hidxnqs, M. 7, , ON . 'fi YJ' W NLS ffhup law M. Wir 111.1-y, W, Slnxzxfilwmfy, I, I'zj.' if. Hf-i 0 c, M. Pfvvw-rs, I, Iffstwss. Ro 3: Amt. 'or1c'Wu H, 1.W1f'r1z'11, Aww. Tfxzxl-Ifr f., Wlxvmgr TJ. H us' :, S, '.', ,1lk K, ll. Mxll--x I., Wyld M 5- W, Kurhm. W W W W W W W W 1954 Basketball BLACK DIAMOND Howl G Mlller V Sedgewlck M Byars L Wyldes Centervxlle Centervnlle Centervxlle Centervrlle Centervxlle Centervxlle Centerville Centerville Centervllle Centervzlle Centervllle Centervtlle Centervxlle Centervxlle Centervxlle Won 9 R Qu1ck I Iennmgs Row 2 I Fry M Brllmgs E Daruels I Strandberq I Walker M Powers HHIHIES RHQURII Los 15 Lovxlla Blakesburq Pella Leon Corydon Eldon Pella Eldon Knoxvxlle Valley Pulaskx Allerton Lovxlla Pulaskx Garden Grove Centervxlle Centervllle Centervrlle Centervrlle Centerville Sectxonal Centervrlle Centervxlle Centerville Seymour Corydon Lmevxlle Knoxvrlle Seymour Tournament at Moulton 5 Udell 35 72 fovertxmel Blakesburq 69 Moulton 54 Coach Iones honorary captams Edrth Dan1e1s and Ianan Strandberg chaperone Io Bradley PGQB seventy I ' 30 72 ' 5l ' ' 28 ' 35 34 ' 52 ' ' S9 ' 29 55 ' 32 ' 44 ' 39 55 ' Z4 64 l 51 59 Centerville 50 Blakeshurg 61 ' 48 38 ' 9 ' 38 30 ' ' l ' 52 32 42 W ' ' 36 34 ' 25 ' 23 ' 22 56 ' 42 ' 41 ' 36 60 ' 53 ' ' 59 ' 44 ' 54 , ' ' ' 52 56 . 1954 Track BLACK DIAMOND G F Row 1: . Wlllicrms, l., Crowell, I. Hicks, I. Sharp, H, Hindlcy, I. Iones, R. Icmes, S. Estes, R. owler. Row 2: D. Hopkins, I. Kruzlch, B. Warren, R. Grifiinq, G. Kcxrth, I. Allen, G. Frink, T. Hindley, P. Scurlock. Row 3: Asst. Couch Ierome, A. Fcxrlow, W. e Grd, B. Stork, I.. Vidmcxr, D. ondro, H. Clark, G. Clark, Couch Buell. 7 . 0 . - - . . . . . . . . ' o . , , . TRACK SUMMARY The C H S track team, helped somewhat by added talent, had thexr usual falr sea son It was a busy season for the track boys The season began w1th the A A U meet m Des Momes on March 20 A week later the boys journeyed to the State Indoor meet at Iowa Cnty The month of Aprll Was rush season for the squad Begmmng m the sec ond Week and endmg the last week of the month, the boys partxclpated ln the Valley Relays at West Des Momes, the Oskaloosa Relays, the Clarmda Relays, and the Drake Relays Then 1n May they competed ln the Dnstrlct double A and State meets Although there Was a defmlte lack of depth on the squad, there were stxll some fme trackmen Included nn these were Jon Page Sevenly One sbp C Hlcks Bob Warren, Harvey Hmdley, Dub Jones, Don Merrlck, Jerry Sharp, Ronald James, Dean Lam, and Roger Grlffmg Ierry Sharp demonstrates exerclses Come on Ierry stretch' 1954 Track BLACK DIAMOND H y B w H 100 Yard Dash 220 Yard Dash 440 Yard Dash 880 Yard Dash Nhe Shot Put Pole Vault avelm Broad ump H1gh Jump Dlscus Football Throw 180 Yard Low Hurdles 120 Yard Hxgh Hurdles 120 Yard Low Hurdles 440 Yard Relay 880 Yard Relay Mlle Medley Mlle Relay 2 M1le Relay Andy Dooley Harold Lewxs Andy Dooley Ted Mollet Kermlt Kmcald Charles Espe Noble Ferrm Charles Randolph Charles Randolph Charles Coulter James Hobart Charles Henkle Clarence Cornett ames MllZ1Hl Harlan Adams James M1l1n1 Mnller, Thayer, Buell Mxller Owens, Thaver Mxller, Dlllon MacGregor, Mllam Adams, Thomas Adams Humphrey, Phnlhps, Conn Rodgers, Wllllams Sager, Vldas 1932 1943 1931 1931 1929 1928 1937 1931 1931 1923 1929 1945 1953 1951 1951 1951 1934 1933 1951 1929 1947 4 45 495 1 1689 223 510D' 1481! 2066 46 6 363 50 7 Q A , , X A fl ,x 5, p is . V . C f I H. indie , D, Lain, I, Iones, . urren C. . S. truck 880 relay team. :10 :22.5 :51 ' ' ' 2:04 'l : I 1 IS!! J c 5 If n J . C I 211 , ,!4ll . J ' ' :19.6 ' : 1 5.8 ' 1 ' :1 3.6 , ' : . Q a I , 1: . . J 3: . . 7 ' ' 3:38.9 ' . 8:58 DU e se ine alrfd Jeoyafiy Mixed chorus-tops in vocal harmony ' .vt .1 1954 Drama BLACK DIAMOND Henry S1mmons Ethel S1mmons Chester Brnney Letty Lythe Donald Swlfl Roger Shlelds Lxla W1lson Sally Otls Anme Sadle Bloom Taxl Drrver q P I olk R d s g S L Ad h B Mlcx L R shlo I S d s R McDan els A I-'urlow Jumor lllass Play Cast THE WHUU TUW S ll-lllll ll Brlly Mlldnl Iudr Iohn ton Larry Adams Barbara Shaw Roger Gnffmg Iohn Sanders lane Polk Rachel Edwards Patr1c1a Klum Rosemary McDan1e1 Al Farlow etqhl. REd R Drrector C I Hart B Mk, page seventy four Lei! to ri ht: . Kum, I. P . . E ward , R. Griifin , B. haw, . ums. I. lo nston, . i ni, . u n, . an or , . i , . . D 9 Harriet Simmons Lora Rushton V . i 1' I . ' - 4 1 S V , . V' V D ' 5 - n- I. it o ri I: . Adams, I. Ichnston, . wards, L. ushlon, I. Sanders. ' ' . i ni. MARRIAGE PHOPOSAl Une Act Play Iudl Iohnston RODHIG Exhne and Larry Adams present excmng one act Dlay Marrlaqe Proposal at CHS chapel Left to R1ght I Iohnston H Exhne L Adams page seventy five ,I Alyyykx rf , , fl' . A, s , v, A A -, 'S' 3 V 1 f ,V v f Q A , f , X X ' , ,J A 5 ' T A A L 1 'V if 'ii , A ' -. . L L, V 4 1 I . .1 i .- 5 I A is vi ' A 4 lf, V ' Y N 1 I Sig Q' , f H . , fs fe f ,Q ' 5 5.5 .r . 1954 Drama BLACK DIAMOND T C R E H H k DM R LAd RD B ll!-lpllll APPl1JAlfK All School Play East Lush Larry Adams Poppy Fa1re Rosemary Pcnsons Mrs Agatha Whatcombe Lora Rushton Ambrose Applejohn Anna Valesca Mrs Pengard Horace Pengard Ivan Borolsky Palmer Dennet Iohnny Iason Dlrector Ronald Exhne Penelope H111 1VIar1lyn Creagan Tommre Thomas Roscoe Daruels Ioann Long Gerald Banks B111 S1mmons C I Hart R E H cf' 1 J . , 13 1, v' . fry 4 1 1 . J K X , ' r 2 , 1 ,lk 4 5 1 , 1 ' ' Ax Left to right: I. Long, . Thomas, F. Sconzo, M. reagan, L. Price, L. ushton, . cover, P. ill, H. Clar , R, Exllne, . errick, . Parsons, . ams, . aniels, I. Sanders, G. anks. B. Simmons. . 1 ' ' Lei! to right: . Parsons, B. Simmons, R. xline, L. ushton. PCQ9 SGVGTIYY SIX 1954 Drama BLACK DIAMOND Senior Class Play Cast THE P1-1131 Mr Harrrnqton Mrs Harrrnqton Patrrcra Harrrngton Grace Harrmqton B111y Ca1dwe11 Tony Rnderson Trrp Busty Drrector C I art Bob The11e Iuha Hender lot Mar11yn Creagan Ioy Lemley B111 Srrnrnons Kenneth Evans Larry 1VI111er C I H t D t L M11 h page seventy seven , ' ' s 1 ' f . . H . :Y ff- l 1- V. J. Q 1 0. .',,wA' V .V M i . . ar, irec or, . i er, K. Evcms, B. T eile, B. Simmons, I. Lemley, 1- Hendershot, M. Creaqcxn. 1954 Vocal BLACK DIAMOND Row ow 2 Row Mlxm cnnnus ,Y R02 The vocal muslc department meets f1Ve Glee Club meets on Tuesday and Thursday days a Week The Chapel Cholr meets on The musxc department has been very ac Row l w 2 'V A1 Row A1 ms I P Row 4 lilll BNIB lf ., LP l: fQ E' nit'-1. :. 1' YJ if-, CZ, fl C1 '11, ll. If Clarke 51 'Q , I 2.111 z., E' Eifgzxlf-y. R : M. QI- 'I-1411. f.' f.': '. ff, Ay' 1: 2 :: E fl- 'L 5' ' Li ' PQ fwi, '.f E:,,.: y f. .l'1ff'Q, A. f,f f1,1xd Fl 2 :1.i I , '. f 1 ' I r. 1, i ' : E51-:'if-1:51 ' 3: 5' f- I. zz, 11' 'Q 'Iii' 1 , ifvl Lf E' zrz' .1 E' .' 11:1 1,1-'IL .1 Q-1:32 3' Q. Iflifff., Q, P :fi':'.'1.'E. T. Hlil M. Tx.-,w-rs, P :n M. IL' . EQ. E. zz. f ':.:1. : Ea, I ,,x, I. Fgx f H3:r11I'::1 C likliflvl ip, P, Stem:-I fl. Y x -I- fgg' ' Q' .f-y 'L . z'.'1sf f Pill: Alnz. R 4.l.'E11t'-, I. P'.tffft1:1ZgP: it ia-:L E. Czernfs. : f. Ei :tg ::., ::.. F. 9:1f:.n':, f F:'1'L::'E1':'.-x H E'-ns -11, Fi-'ri f. -sl tor C. Ry zz R, ..l1rx' . I C - Monday, Wednesday and Frlday. The Glrls' tnve thls year. They have presented fme Z f. E I 5. . T150 '.'.' ff '.f if I. f Ffa: ff, f. fl ::Li'- In lT..f ' f :.:,. Li, f Zxxfi- jr 42 fl' 'I '11, f. '.f fn. bf':fi1-'Q' ' Ei' 1,'1- Z:'3.',Z, R P' 1 f f. .111 R0 : F... AQ Z. E0 31411 IIIILI. f. fffzzrmzliuu I. I','::I'i- :. C. I1 Q: :'.'1 : fizzth, M. Fhzlhy F, F116 A 1' 11, PI Hiusfr M, Cr-fzfqfzz. ATUQ, IL. Alle.. 3: f.'ff.'tz I.',f'gr':1, S. 1.1 IIllf:Q', I.. P'xd':'11f.'E:, M. P. HC-df,-nvfnvk, L. H- frfi, TJ. l'1'r.'.'::.1:. Plw.-l:11f:rL 'I 'f'Z1' E : Y'f I, E, BQ!'1fl3ZL,Zll' I K+-1111 fx fK'x,1 i1ci. : ff. 3111- .3, Ei, Fez . f.1v- :.'g':,ri I. Ei- :'j:, YI I'z'11::, R. P'1rftf':1:: f DMI'-y l' 6.111 T-J, ll' nfl--rslxwt, M I1-1 '1 :Pi , 2. Q 1.-Z I. .Y:r:'i' 113, I, lf.: ' '1Y: 1 2- .. 1 12, I lfzl.r.1 E i' 3' f, ll k, I .51 3 'si gr? a. H! g 5351345421 if 1954 Vocal BLACK DIAMOND DON GUNDEHSON SOLOISTS Left to rxqht M Clarke K Plowman N Plowman I Gulfey I Iohnston S Lemley M Estes I McConv1lle P Benlamm I Stewart accompanist MADRIGAL to rxqht R Whxte Estes I Iohnston I Guiiey Stewart N Plowman I Dooley N Hendershot B Mllam B Sxmmons and whxte long sleeved blouses Bradley and Jean Stewa t ale the accom The small groups are the double quartet, panlsts mxxed quartet, glrls sextette, glrls tr1o, Many sololsts and the small groups ap double mlxed quartet and madrlgal peared at contests th1s year representmg Don Gunderson IS the dlrector Barbara Centervllle The large groups also appeared ow 1 mx nr DVI llll W Mmm Choir I on IJ '1 n n I r rm nrfl Lelt ' : . ' , S. , . , . , I. . gn A - C I . 1 C L L . . . , . , . . I C Q C C R : 'Klart Pfxitrrsin yn Ulfv.-.'r:1::n P' fy:-,' 'f:tfr..'l- r, P :tty 3 1nf1 I-' fm Str-'.-.'c'1ri, I'v','r'f- Hlrtflm llf-, I f- Clufffsy, lVl'lZ'f llllrwn il.-:Ik-, Iwi, I'1E1r.::' ri, Fiwrbfzrzx ljrvxrilfy, Mfuy CIIIIJPIIIOY, Betty Viz. Ro 2: Nunfy Plgvvuym, flax 1114 W lllfl :mzly 11- 1 lx ..f1- Ph. 117, I'1:l.'1. Dvwlt-y, Num-y Pit'-nderf . , shot, Nadine Dams, In Ann Invifg, P511 BH:11:::.1:. Kay 'L 'Z If :wndrc l,f-mlfey, P15 Sfmrlwrlz, Row 3: Bob Thffila, E'1l C ' Lf-ss, fi 5 f-S, x f FI-Cllfl' T.'f1r1':. lf:z'fg Ilfrz: Yfordxzi, Pr .ny xll, . yMA1' 'r' Eff.-1-Vrfa, R xi: lU:5for, 111. l'l l1Flf'ZJ'?I1' 7, 'Jft : I wtfzrf YI H 1:z.- Eizlgtt' 5111 37111: ,b Ro 4: If n I '11 Ish BTll lCSl l'.'J, KL nfttk Hunf-1-:1 H W2 '.'.' ::x' :1 Hgll .'z::..:. :.:: Rn z---1 f21::'1z'1, llfzxx--Z Eihrvpfirri, I' lm H111 , Dm fl . fivx:x.5,'fr, I. :fry fllfuk, '1E1z:1,. FI it I., l:::: V ff'I1lTfT'1 I RW 1-1 'l11'fe, r' H Mar 11 x w nh loru I page exghty 1954 Royalty BLACK DIAMOND IHACK Ill!-WIO Il HHH Selected by Bob Waterfleld Los Angeles Rams Star Quarterback Nancy Lew1s Bcrnkson BMIIK IIIANIH U Selected by ane Russell RKO Star Decm Green KI G ,,l, I 954 Royalty BLACK DIAMOND BMIIK IIIAMIINII AUENIIANIS Margot Buss Susan Anderson Kathryn Scurlock L1nda Iackson BlAlTK IIIAMIINII ISUIIRTS Larry Adams Ronme Exhne Kenneth Evans Roger Gnffrng P 9 QNY Y , S' X Af X . a e ei -wo 1954 Royalty BLACK DIAMOND lane Russell and husband Bob Waterheld pose after selectmg Black Dxarnond royalty Black Diamond royalty lelt to rlqht Kenneth Evans Kathryn Scurlock Larry Adams Susan Anderson Kung Dean Green Queen Nancy Lew1sBankson Margot Buss Ronme Exlme Lxnda Iackson Roger Gntimq page exqhty three - 'Y ' 1: 41- .W 6 .- f ' A I V 1, fl R ' l u 1954 Royalty BLACK DIAMOND HER MAJESW llllll KATHRY SIIUIHIICK Lemley Iolene Wood1n P 9 qhwf Left to Right: Kcxrleen Fischer, Sally Iohnson, Queen Kathryn Scurlock, Ioy cx e ei -our 1954 Royalty BLACK DIAMOND Kcrrleen Flscher Sally Iohnson Ioy Lemley Iolene Wood1n p qe qhty 11 e I. . dl . . it , XX J , f 1 Q c . ' ' .- ,., . -.nV'Ev.. - 'Wi G ei - 'v 0 tj X in 9 sla 4 W gk A- -Wx? ff, ff 1954 Band BLACK DIAMOND MARCH ll BA Il page exqhly seven Sue Pullman, Iudy Broshcr, Roma Foster, Maiorelie, Iunice Phillips, Judy Wood, Karen Iensen, Kurleen Fischer. l 1954 Band BLACK DIAMOND 3 E 3 ws , 5, il I R 1 H ' ' Row Z' LII HHH HANIJ if ,1 , ' ' 'Row 3: ' Brass Quartet I. Price, S. Bowen, E. O'Hc1ir, L. O'Hcir. f. s Woodwind Trio P. Hill, B. Burqhofier, I, Zucco page eighty-eiqht ! ' 9 - I 'Ll V yf C fr x if X an H53 W ,. Q,t,,'3 K W vi . 'N 1 . H., . , r 9 'Q Y for fi' V ,, 3 E WN 3 9 g X1 N lm W -T31 ' Q' -, . A- A' sy it U NI!! . u xx- 1954 Activities BLACK DIAMOND Brass Sextet Shk 1 S R INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Thls year the Marching Band presented formatlons at the half txme for the flve home football games They also marched at the Football Jamboree held ln Knoxvllle for the Pancake Day parade and the Arml stlce Day parade In October the Band presented a concert for students mterested ln startmg on an m strument Thns program proved very suc cessful wlrh approxlmately sxxty new students The Concert Band presented the follow mg concerts for the publlc Chrxstmas Con cert, the March 2 Concert wnch the Iunlor Band, and the Sprmg Concert Also they PX! presented 1 concert for the hlgh school stu dent body on March 19 The Pep Band played at elght of the home basketball games They also took part ln all the football Chapels and 1 majorxty of the basketball chapels On May 8 the Band partxclpated ln the Cornet Trlo L or-I 1: on P91118 N 3, tel I. Hagan, I. Polk, I. Price, D. o nick, . B wen, . Quick. 4 - 0 C I C . . , . K K L . . ' c Q spring contest. a Q u a I K C - , . ' . Inu . ' air, I. Hagan, . ' ' . cz c ine ' L J ..-ff, ?' 5 ,Q-x f ...Q N 'nm fs-QE -ia 'xi H .' 9, X. 1954 Classroom BLACK DIAMOND Rnchard Woodm busy n Mechamcal Drawmq class workmg one ot many drawmgs B3 Nlechamtal llrawmg In Centervllle Hlgh School there are 1p proxlmately thlrty flVC subjects offered for the students cholce On these pages wt show 1n plcture and story the actlvlty ln the varlous cl xssrooms at C H S One of the outstandlng features of C H S IS 1ts complete llbrary Mlss WISE man, head llbrflrnn, alded by flfteen stu dent l1br1r1ans keeps approxlmately 5,000 books and numerous magazlnes, news papers, and pimphlets at the fmgertlps of C H S readers New materxal IS added to the llbrary each year Blology, senlor sclence, general sclence, physlcs, and chemxstry make up the sclence Ianxce Phxlltps assxstf. Doc Kelly nn check of molars Gary Clark gets same treatment All cz part of C H S txne health program page nmety two .l . 4 - I . 'I 7 . c ' F . . . . . 2 2 . . . V gr, st -.' f . . . . . - I 1 J . . . . .EZ C . C .K . . - .Jai ' f ' ' 3 vi 0' ' K sb - 9 VV C C C . 3 ' a n Q c n .Q ' nik, 1 J q A - - i ' . ' ' on . - . 1954 Classroom BLACK DIAMOND Lee Bennett shows proper use of band saw in wellequxpped C H S shop Woodworking courses, with the latter two being offered alternate years. The commercial course is of the very best. Subjects offered in this course are shorthand, typing, office practice, book- keeping, commercial history, and business English. Each year this department turns out many efficient secretaries, bookkeepers, and file clerks. Homemaking, woodworking, and me- chanical drawing classes display their year's work to students and interested towns people every year Girls in the homemakmg department can sew a mighty pretty seam and soon become masters of the culinary art Marguerite Coomes commercial mayor types out daily practicelhbbon trouble Iean Foot typing tutor is on the yob as repmrman paqe ninety three in Typing ll . . . u 0 ' Q 1 . . . - - . ? . . . . ' 1954 Classroom BLACK DIAMOND ng IS Sophomore Enghsh students Carol Iackovxch Lucllle Padavtch Elton Hamlm Io Ann Fenton Iudxth Dooley and Penny Hxll qxve panel dxscussxon as clxmax to unxt study on teen age problems experts w1th hand tools and demonstrate thelr talents by makmg Jewelry boxes, flower boxes, bookends, and many other artlcles Second year students use more 1n trlcate tools and advance to desks, cedar chests, and chests of drawers They re always eager to galn experlence by helping out wrth stage propertles Instrumental Mark Kelly's pep band lxvens up the student body at basketball game Gym IS taken by all students unless they are excused by a doctor or partlclpate nn athletlcs Fall and spring classes are held outdoors, and students keep fit by such ac tlVltlCS as softb 111 football, soccer, and other games When wmter sets ln the classes retlre to the gym, and such act1v1 tles as klckball basketball, volleyball, and folk dancmg keep them physlcally alert Instrumental muslc IS an extra currlc ular actlvlty held durmg school hours Every morn1ng durmg flrst hour, marches, ULH Don Gunderson leads gurls glee club m one of many concerts qxven by vocal department symphonies, and modern muslc dr1ft up from the band room as they practice for concerts and contests Much work IS done outslde of school on extra rehearsals and small groups Vocal muslc IS another extra currncular act1v1ty held durmg school hours The new page mnely four l l' ll ' . 1 I 2 , C . S . K- , 1 - C I . C I I The boys in the woodworking classes are f 1 ,N 2 , 1 , ' ' . - ' l vi E? 1 I o Q 1954 Classroom BLACK DIAMOND hour for practlce IS after the noon hour, so wlth hunger satlsfled the boys and glrls warble llke blrds The Gxrls Glee Club and M1xed Chorus meet on alternate days Each sprmg these groups and the sololsts make tours and present concerts to many audl ences Favorable lmpresslons of C H S are left 1n surroundmg towns as a result of these concerts Sololsts and small groups glve w1ll1ngly of thelr t1me and talents to perform for CIVIC orgamzatlons Art students may express themselves along creatlve lmes Many of these students Homemakmg aims' 'Na-v Another xn a senes ol meals planned and ex cuted by Mxss Lmdens homemakers are poster artlsts and gladly contribute posters to other act1v1t1es and for adver t1scment Posters are sent each year to che Latham Foundatlon, and thls IS excellent mcentlve for young C H S artlsts to nm page nmety lxve Chemistry Natahe Lovxson Don Irwm and Ken Evans work on one of many expenments m Prof Mxllers chem lab prove thelr work A new feature th1s year ln the art department was 1nter1or dec orat1ng A trophy case composed of mmla ture house 1nter1ors prepared by the art classes recelved many lnterested glances from C H S ers One of the few requlred subjects 1n CHS IS government, however, xt IS c cepted readlly and IS a popular subject liunlanu: Freshmen entrants hslen as C L Greqersen admmxslers enhance lesls c I 0 , Q ' '-- 'l.' C l . I5 . . . . 4. ,- . M p ,Z Esi I - -5 ,, . . y . is-,, 1 44' , ' . 1 pil eq . U 9 . . . ' ' ' a - I l, S N N I 954 Classroom BLACK DIAMOND Bookkeeping M Buss cmd R Wharton 1n bookeeping class Now Margot add up that deb1t column aqcrn' This semester subject may be taken elther during the junior or senior year It IS one of the most lmportant subjects, for in this era it IS especially important to have a clear idea of the principles of democratic govern ment of the United States Informative lectures and personal mter views make the guldance program interest mg and helpful to C H S ers Personal, Boys liym school, and vocational problems are dis- cussed freely, and practical solutions are usually reached. Aptitude tests are available to all stu- dents to help them determine their talents in different fields. These are especially helpful to seniors who are making plans for college md vocations Driving IS one of the most popular courses and is offered to twelve students each semester A movement in the state is being made to make driving a required sub ject before a student may attain his opera tor s license Actual driving practice available through the use of a dual con trolled Ford Every phase of drlver educa tion, from shifting the gears to changing a tire is mastered Each student has two periods a Week during which he actually drives, and on Fridays group discussions are held on various phases of the driving pro gram lyovernment in 'A A-1Sf I 'ids-rg, Boys gym class in cz last game of football Government in action election ol class officers page ninety six I . ' i R IH. ,, - '-b r 2 1 . K I 0 K f 1 3 - I . l C C C - , . . . . . . . . . . - 1 15 . c 0 u u 9 - . . . . c . . . C - 9 . . . . . x 1' A V, . 1 4 yi H -.Ma-M ' vx. K ' N . x 4 ' , . I , Q 3 , fn I ' . up 'u V A, L52 5 ' , 1 'I 954 Feature BLACK DIAMOND fropfnecy As the sun slowly rrses over the horrzon rts penetratmg rays catch a glrmpse of S1m mons Stately Summer Seahouse for Shmoes Chuggmg up the scenrc dr1ve rn one f it f Head X Lt W ll if . ffl! fff fr LY-Qc? 4 W Hoovers Hotrod Hacks we see the Gardner Io Ann d1l1gently trlmmrng the flowers As we leave the hack the porter Rrchard Grllas pre opens the door and we enter the seahouse and are greeted by hostess Natalre Lovrson Turmng we Sllp on a bar of soap made by Steeles Smelly Soap Shop whlch had been left on the floor by the chref floor scrubbers luha Hendershot and Bob Therle Dr Ronson Exlrne and hrs capable nurse Adda Lou Wrlson whose motto 1S You bend 1t we mend 1t rush rn and admmrster hrst ard Proceedmg to the desk to reg1ster Maunce Medland and Dale Lawson grve us the keys to our sulte We see the chxef swxtchboard operators Ianet Estes Ianet Davrs and Deon Fowler makrng connectrons between Margot Buss and Ierry Prrce We are ushered on our way to the elevator by our bellhops Marron Starcevrch and Ioe Sacco Whrle Gerald Fenton and Dale Hopk1ns unpack our luggage we take a tour of the resort 5 eel Wi-, KF Ye A Kin DRM W6 KIM Z' ,Z t u J., page nmty seven We stop at Greens C1rcle operated by Mar11yn and Dean Therr motto s If you can drxnk 1t we can mlx 1t At the clrcle we see Don Merrrck Larry M1ller and Don Rush ton tossmg pennres at the chorus l1ne whrch IS formed by Iudy Shanafelt Beverly Breese Beverly Rodgers and Betty Stewart As the grrls go oft the stage we hear Charles Eden renderrng h1s barrtone vo1ce ln a choru of Dragnet We stop at Shepards Scarless Shavmg Shop where the barbers Pete Boss Duane Beard and Brcharcl Sanders are puttrng 1nto practrce therr ha1ry motto You grow 1t we mow t We couldnt help but not1c1ng the shoe shrne boy Charlre Carter and the man rcurrsts Dorrs Feketlk and Mary Stlckler We happlly yourney on the beach where we flnd the nursemalds Shlrley Atwell Dorothy Matherly and Wrlladean Lowe caung for the propr1etors chrldren We meander on down the seashore to the boardwalk where a beauty contest IS rn sessron Sally Johnson Ioy Lemley Karleen Frscher and Kathryn ,sfj V up 1 Q 5 1-f Z ff --5 'L' auf TSW one Wlll be chosen Mrss Th1ng of 1964 by the Chlef connorsseurs of women B111 Sher wood and Dallas Walker X Clell Moore Srd Arch bald Harvey Hrndley and John Hagan are engaged rn a lrvely game of trddly w1nks 1n the game room Oh' Who w1ll be the lucky wrnner and just what are the stakes? In the Center of the room I I ' - 0 U 1 - 1 ' 'if ,Q-Ella- 'L ' ' TT 'D ' ' 4' ' ' ' ' . to Y , 1 - - ' 'A . f 'I'- I v . . A - , . T, 'U U4 ....,., 'll - - - 4:-,gg , ' 4 ff f f- y ' , - - - - - - ff it 1 W is ' ,. ,. D l lf - A 1 A. 5' X - J, B ' ' .1 A , 1 J I - 0. ,, ,A , , ' ff . LLLM Q 1 , ' , ' J , A 1 -1 ,fff 1 - , -1 1' f! I f f . . . ,, . I - - 11 ' Scurlock are advancing to the finals where . L , ' W f? - A 'ff Q J, . sn -If 1 ,Vx ' . , N U YK C rl: - ' Sn X N 't 4 8 1 I S gf- ,:J-:fs , - -- N M - 1 IV- 1 h I . QLY4 5 r - A '. , 1' 4 'iv . - -7- , t .Y L 17, C- - - ,- I , t- 1 Y 2 , M , Fi 4 1 -L :YJ 1 ' -' f ' ' -.L D if Nl -- --XTA ' ,I . ,. . . .1 7 Yrdlt- 5, .0 ,j BL V . . . - ' ,-..,.: .mf W- ---,M v JA 1 ' 1 F.,-.: , 'x ? Div l - 1, , ' i , ' - ,- ' - V . . B 'Q ' -1' . . . f val' l ' ll? . . . ll . ,ma ,A ' 1 1954 Feature BLACK DIAMOND Beverly Bankson Powell Nancy LEWIS Bank son and Iamce DeVore Gatrel are rnvolved 1n a hot game of poker sr. .4 7:1-'I -frrgn-1. i 6 Q hge: ,ff 4 .3 gra d ,SEM On our way back to the fabulous seahouse we f1nd golf pro Frank Senlor and h1s goofy golfers Ruby Mulllns Pat Hedgecock and Dean Lam f1ght1ng the1r way out of a sand trap The golfers are att1red 1n the1r Thomas TSh1rts made by Gary and Tommy Incor porated Passlng by the chapel we see E1leen Dav1s Ioyce Seeley Normadean Eddy and Rose Mary Radosevlch walk1ng down an orange blossom covered a1sle Ret1r1ng to the seahouse we are shown to our table by the head wartress Edrth Damels Peggy B1111ngs Manlyn Creagan Laura Teater and Mary Sherwood serve us a s1x course meal especlally prepared by the chlef cook and bottlewasher Fuchard Clark Durmg our luncheon we hear a lecture on What Causes Baldness grven by Kenneth Evans head chemtst at Mars and Outer Space Inc Attracted by the sooth1ng stralns from the flute tooted by Susan Bowdlsh we enter the ballroom and see the bartender Bob Kauz 0 larrch Vtgorously shaklng an egg nog We encounter Nadlne Dav1s fore1gn dtplo mat from lower Slovacta who greets us 1n her natlve tongue wtth a snappy H1lGf1 We are seated at a rtngstde table next to Don Irwln and h s World Famous Dare Devtl Drrvers Bernre Kauzlarlch Grant Dusablon and Earl Evans who are on a personal ap pearance tour Glanclng toward the entrance we see playboy Lew1s Varese g1v1ng the eye to lean Fox World famous accord1n1st Weston hrs assrstant now grvrng last mmute rnstructrons for the evemngs entertarnment The opentng number of the floor show 1S Shtfty Sheston dorng a frgure etaht on a pogo is fir QJHW st1ck Bouncer Ierry Sharp ts forced to throw out Don Oden who has been annoy1ng the crgarette gtrls Evaloy Freeborn and Lmda Iackson Our day at the Swrnmons Seahouse havtng ended We sadly depart grvrnr one last look at head janltor Lee Bennett brrghtenrng the tasks of h1s Broorny Buddtes by srngtng Rag Mop The End page nmty erqht I -'I - I ' .f' ,..:.:. v. N ' -4.-.ug . I I ?--- ,- R, 'ff -di-w ' - It - -It 7 ,, I fur- I...-V i- . ' L I 's.. , - FT-l 1 ' D c - Y' f - g A - I 'ft M? Q' tl B A S 1 ' B -Tl I . I , , N I' . 'Q Q 1 1 ' ,fe . -l 4 st . L B - I 1 r ' -N. S ' A ' -7.13. 5- 7 . Y 5+- Ll' 4-:ei egg T V . -:RT E --Z M -0 A 5 3 vu -1 We see Duane Exltne, manager, and Larry 8 - '- A . 1-32:-1. . ,T A . . . . . ' - ' -11e- . - 'ads- ' '- - I . , f . W. -,f .,.i1.-L:....'1'-.- - l h A , , . ' - r , N, . n 0 . . . P X 1 1 K 1 I 9 I I 1 , V , I ' I a , . . , ,,-T ' -f U B A A Z ,U - . . . Q . A , W ,'7'1'! A If - H . ' -f 1 i - b5.'J4.. uh-4 4 wi, nb '5 '13 31 Pwr' Q t ,A 9 . Y . gram 35' ,, , -W , 'Hb Q. ,fi s 'SA ' ' Aly' ' X -1 -1 A Q Q',, . Q , w .M-f, -4' Z 1. D 'x A5375 ,ZA wa M , X, S L 9' 3:3- JLL. '.Jr-fin ' 'gjfvufn ,ff 1 W0 P. JIQ DAIRY MAID Congratulations Drive-In Class of 1954 Congratulations RUSSELL D. BUSS Class of 1954 Life Underwriter Drake Avenue Ready Mix Concrete CENTERVILLE CONCRETE AND FUEL COMPANY Centerville Iowa lst and Van Buren Phone Congratulations to the Class of 1954 OAVISON S HARDWARE South Side Square Phone 95 Centerville Iowa Congratulations Plumbing 6. Heating to the Congratulations C1055 of '54 CIGSS Of 1954 PILLSBURY MILLS COMPLIMENTS JOHNSON FUNERAL HOME FULLER MANUFACTURING COMPANY Centerville Iowa Congratulations Class of 54 WOOLWORTH S Where You Buy Quality Merchandise Centerv111e Iowa of 457 t 3 I ' Levine comnnv U , l 5 l . . HY VEE F009 STURE Southern Iowa s Largest Food Store - 7FF rv. -' ,Wm F55v 'W For tops m foods 1s1t the Hy Vee stores tops m super markets Drake Avenue Serving the Centerv1l1e Area West s1de CI Phone 368 Ph0I1e 551 0 K FURNITURE UUMPANY 37 Steps South of the Square On Ma1n Complete Home Furnlshmgs GENTERVILLE LAUNDRY On Midway Rug and Furnlture Cleanmq Phone 204 ZEPHYR Comphments of CLEANERS PHILLIPS On The Levee BROTHERS V I I IIIIEVRULET SALES AND SERVICE UNIVERSAL GAR GOMPANY FIRESTUNE For Car and Truck Home and Farm Work and Play OEHLER BROTHERS East S1de Q DWIGHT SELIX MOTOR COMPANY Buick Cadtllac Pontrac Sales and Service Phone 2 I 4 KELLER'S CONOCO STATION Maple Street Congratulations Senxors . ., ' sa- ,- f 3 ,V ' -Q 1 l- A 5 ,Mage-1 ,pc 1, , , , , , ,, . . , L, A , .f -.wzz'?! , s fl 64, f Y ' ef, 4 W , ut, f jg: A f '!?5f , .. --f . gift 2 I,,...........' . v. . I . . I I , I ' I WAGGONER HATCHERY Baby Chxcks Feed CAYLOR LUMBER Equlpment Hxqhway 2 East P O Box 365 Congratulatxons COMPANY ASHBYS BAKERY cms 0, 54 Buxldmq Matenal PONY O'de'S CENTERVILLE BOTTLING l Mxle East ot Square O'-H' SPGCIUIIY Centervxlle Iowa MARIAH'S COMPANY Latest Faqhlons J D'sssss DEPARTMENT STORE Sults and Ready to Wear Coats Centervxlle Iowa South Slde Square EOR TOPS IN AWNINGS SEE DEHTERVILLE TEHT AHD AWHIHG DDMPAHY Tents for Rent Try I 1rst THE DITY BDDK STDRE or All School Supphes Sheet Muslc Maqazmes South Side Square E122 Left to nqht I Price L Padavxch I Cortesxo Lucxlle puts on the qrm for the patrons Congratulatxons to the Class of 54 MAID RITE SAHDWIDH SHDP LERDY SMITH HARDWARE Phone 53 106 E Iackson Centerwllle Iowa J O PENNEY OOMPANY Clothes lor the Famxly At Money Savmq Pnces Centerv1l1e Iowa Congratulations to the Class of 1954 R APPANOOSE OOUIITY FARM BUREAU Compllments of PORTER AND MAGIIALL OOIISTRUOTION OOMPAIIY OWL DRUG STORE Phone Fountcnn and Pharmacxst Servlce Where the teen aqers meet after school Congratulatlons 59l 20112 North 13th Street Agricultural Llmestone from Congratulahons LEVEE LUNCH SOUTH END to the Class ot 54 1109 South 18th GTI Road Rock DRUG CARL ELFSTROM On The Levee Iohn W Thomas Phone 218 Slnclau' Statmon N ILES 6 IONES WHOLESALE Candy Cigars Cxqarettes Centex-vxlle Iowa 1 - 1 l I . . l In f X X Wx . . w 1- 1 1 ' d I I ECONOMY CONNOKS STAR CLEANERS CLEANERS PHARMACY on Midwav The Prescription Store THE FRATERNAI.. ORDER of EAGLES E. V. Earhart Compliments Best wishes On Midw'-IY Phone 582 Class of '54 Across from the Class ol 1954 , , 107 N. 13th - Phone 996 Mmeshc Theme - L N coNa1eAmz.4r1oNs.f.f Q. x.x 5 Q eueouvunum TO THE GRADUATING CLASS ' OF CENTERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL an I am happy to extend you my Congratulations on the occasion ol your graduatlon and wash you every success in your future lite Reddy Kllowatt your electric servant Iowa Southern Ut1l1t1es Company ALLEN S NEWS Sl'l0P Best ol Everything I School Suppltes East side Square 0G 1 For popular music listen to Hal Wanzer on the Request Club Monday through Friday 8 00 pm l lim Allen selects a card from the numerous array Peggy Baker and Iohn Bruckshgw keep the w1res hot O K Peg I11 be by about seven APPANOOSE COUNTY TELEPHONE COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1954 .mu Aa 1 , , 1 , . . , , . for your BATEMAN SIDLES and CO SWIFTS HATCHERY of Centervxlle CONTINENTAL shoes of Quqllgy Servmq Centervxlles Speclal Pames 218 East stme Broller Area HOTEL XRay Fxmng DINING ROOM A specmny R E PADKARD INSURANCE RED DRDSS DRUG Howell Bulldmg Drugs Centervxlle Iowa poumam Servlce Phone 373 Red Decorating Conqraiulatlons Class of 54 Comphments DENTERVILLE NATIONAL BANK Member Home of Centex-vxlles fme dcnly paper The Ioweqlan DAILY IDWEGIAII 81 DITIZEII FDIC Complete Coverage of Local and National News Centex-v111e Iowa Congratulatlons to the Class of 54 GAMER 'mon GUMPANY' cEn1envlu.E sn: comvnuv or 1954 Dodge Red Ram V 8 Complunents to CHS Dodge V 6 s ' Plymouth Cars Sales and Service Lew Bufqhef MGHGQGI' Sale Every Saturday phone 328 Haynes and Iackson Wendell Burgher Auctroneer I I I N . . 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' l F ' D I MILLER 81 WEHRLE FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Servxce West State Phone 3 Congratulatrons from Mr and Mrs Frank Mlller Mr and Mrs Everett Wehrle Conqratulatrons Class of 54 BLESSIIIGS BLUEBIRD CAFE A Place to Eat that Cant Be Beat South Srde Square Centervrlle Iowa Blessmqs Blueb rd Cate Tops for I-'me Food MUNN JEWELRY It you dont know your Jewelry Know your leweler Gale and ISSSIG Murphy West Side EJ SHALLCROSS GROCERY Prompt Courteous SBIVICE 18th and Maple Phone 273 Conqratulatxons Class of 54 Centervllle Iowa HUMPHREY IEWELRY STORE Ie elfy ol Drstmchon Mr and Mrs s G Humphrey Dedicated To Those Who W1sh To Smartly Dressed RO0KWO0IJ'S Centervllle s Store For Women Say xt w1th Flowers For All Occasxons WATSON'S FLORAL We Delrver Phone 173 IOWA CLAY PRUDUUTS Congratulahons to the Class ot 54 Congratulatxons BILL HARRIS 54ers cmd From the OAAICE Of Doctors Insurance BRUMMITT EDWARDS LEFFERT Cong atulattons Class of 54 Q ' Be l 314 36 l l Member of Telegraph Delivery Service HALE GREENLEAF APPANOOSE ABSTRACT AND TITLE COMPANY Real Estate and Charles L Iohnston Insura ce Ow e Centerville Nato Co 1 e mlHo'e1A Bank Buxldmq I ured Abstactes When You Thlnk Pxctures- Think Bratz BRATZ STUDIO O A Bratz Phone 55 West Slde lj Centerv1lle Iowa TALBUT LUMBER 81 SUPPLY Quahty Bu11d1ng Matenals For Less West C1ty L1m1t Hxghway 2 Centervllle Iowa MAIN WRIGHT S SERVICE STREET MARKET The Bug Lxttle Store 2012 Drake Aven e C nte lo cr The West on H1qhway 2 On So th Main Phone 393 o 92 SCOTT STURE Dune Store wlth the Speclals Meet Your Fnends at Scott s West Side Square 000PER GREEK LIVESTOCK MARKET Dcnly Fat Hog Market Verl Perkms Phone 402 Black Centervxlle BEST WISHES THE CLASS 54 Robe t D gqs Phalhp Wxdmar and Roy Mxtchell at the presses STAR PRINTING COMPANY f s 1 9 n 1 n r u ' . - u 1 nal , n m n nnex e rville, w I ' ' ns r r . . . . ., . . . . ,, 1 'Sr . 1 h , I I . ..,x, T f OF . r ri , ' ' ' , ' , NORRIS MUTURS MUDERN JEWEI-E35 PLYMOUTH DEso'ro PACKARD K1-:EPSAKE DIAMONDS North Mam You buy the rmgs Centerv111e Iowa We buy the hcense Congratulahons Class of 1954 URAVER LUMBER UUMPAIIY GAVRUNSKYJS Everythmq to Bu1ld Anythmg Lmnber CORQTGIUIGIIODS Butldmg Matenals I0 the of All K1nds Graduating Class Telephone 116 Home Owned Yard CGHIEITVIHS Hzgh Craver Brothers BRUWIVS SIIUE FIT A Flt For Every Foot lack Morrxs Garage where you buy the best Chryslers Plymouths and Iohn Deere equxpment JMIK MORRIS MUTIIRS 301 West Iackson Centervtlle Iowa Chrysler Plymouth Iohn Hagan and Bob Thelle try shoes on the Schulz ladies Karel on the nqht IS not quite sure while Sales and Sefvlce Kerry uvxdly Illrts with Iohn VJL DTERN AUTO CENTERVILLE Conqra ulatlons Comphmems ASSOCIATE STORE J G Rmckel Pro 54 S mrs D E N P CATTERLIN 10 fhe For Car and Home East slde Squaw Phone 156 EI-KS CLUB Optometnst 1 S . . of I 1 ' F' Avg, 1 . V . S. ' ' . 1 ' ot r. . . U . ey. . BARBER SHOP MITCHELL AND CHEBUHAR Floor Coverings SCONZO Qn Midway Venetian Blinds Mohawk Carpets Frank Sconzo, Prop. On Midway Congratulatlons Class of 54 STATE WAY CAFE Iust a Good Place to Eat 300 West State I1m cmd Leone PULLMAN MOTOR GUMPANY 301305 West Van Buren Centervllle Iowa CARS TRUCKS PARTS SERVICE Phone 309 l - Good Luck, Graduates! From BOB ELGIN Centerville's Clothing Store Meredith Gfiffinq PEOPLE'S ABSTRACT AND TITLE COMPANY Over Centerville National Bank Conqratulatlons to the Class of 54 IOWA TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK FIRST NATIONAL BANK Members of Conqratulahons to the Class of 54 SandL DEPARTMENT STORE IH? Front of the S and L store R ls the worId's flrst patented all metal, self storing combination screen and storm sash the ONLY one that glves you ALL these advantages nnmlu lusco THERMOLOKT rum Screens storm sash weatherstrxppmg all m one permanently xnstalled umt w1th nothzng to change, nothmg to store Vear round, ramproof draft free filtered screen ventmlatlon 3 xusco patented TH ERM OLOK Frame whmch assures perfect permanent fit under all condr roms 4-Safety screenmg that won t lust rot or dxscolor 5 S1mpl1Hed wmdow cleanmg 6-Reduced steammg and frostmg 7 Save up to pg m fuel bllls GET A FREE DEMONSTRATION Justcall Ple s Rusco Wmdow Company Phone 1430 Blue Centervllle, Iowa Guaranteed b Good Housekeeping hum WOILD I LAIOEST MANUFACTURER OF I ,y I, ALL METAL COMBINATION WINDOWS 'Pound Of W' ' C U- '-'U-Cuvzun 5 ' O -- .V Q 1- , , ' ' . . . ' . . . . . . . ze ' ' - - 1 ' Q Q L 7 ' .Q . 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Tire Ser lce Mobrlgas Mobilo l Haynes Avenue FURNITURE STORE l PAUL E. DAVIS General Insurance 110 North 12th GAMBLES The Friendly Store Centerville, Iowa HAWKEYE LUMBER COMPANY Lumber G Building Materials Centerville Iowa Congratulatlons and Best W1SheS to the 1954 Class UP T0 ISIAIITVIIEEIIIIIIIEIIIEMARKET e-st mf,,1..a- ....,...uJ Q ,iC M M If IT . V. . F- . i A D 1 . I l I - - -s.,,M -'ms-wi... Q , W ----4. .L 1 ,Mgt ', A give... H A fwzzw lQy5,.,..-,gm-, ' ' A 4 ? If .. 1 .. 4 . ,f4f' v. ' Al, p V . ' f ' I ' .ff -,, ' , , ,gg A ' .j,.,: - r.+,,, nrfilmi , ,.-sr 'QQ .sf f ' k,. , , , ,, , wgfilfi ff.-uf .QM W Z .I , . V ., Ml. M .HJ A -, V A , Y fre, , ,f - . -f. , 3 - ' , ' 4. K , ,A ,. A W, . , - . A+ --., -H ,H,ff..a-,,. ., .. f 'Y M' 1 ily ' ' 'Q , 4 A' -If fm. .- ' ' X f. 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