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

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C radualed seniors talve time to look over the new '36 lllaelt Diamond. I., to ll., XV. Hailey, ll. Xvarren, Nl. Powers, ll. Ilowdish, I.. lflarlv, S. llolmson. Seniors Close With u Profitable Year The 116 members ol' the senior class ehose their leaders by electing the Prolctariat party to office. Under the guidance of the officers, lfrank Sconzo, joe XValker, ludy NViles, and 'lanan Strandherg, the class was organized into companies and began to look ahead to a senior trip in May. A chili supper, a Big Reds vs lfaculty basketball game, the Teen-Time Talent Show, the Senior Class Play, and several other projects fattened the treasury enough to finance a memorable trip to Chicago. lfarly in 17ehruary, C.I1.S. was represented in the speech contests hy Mary Powers, who gave an interpretive reading, and Rosemary Parsons, Penny Hill, and Roscoe Daniels, who presented a one-aet play. A little later many seniors were occupied with preparation for the music contests. ln Xlay the juniors feted the seniors with a magnificent prom followed by the traditional all-night parties. NVith graduation came many new and mov- ing experiences for the seniors. Governor Hoegh's remarks at graduation brought to a close a way of life that would return only in the memories of the class ol' 1956.

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Senior janet YVaggoner makes life miserable for the new Y-'l'eens. i956 SENIURS SL'SAN ANDFRSUN uSlIllL'U YYell-built brunett' . . . marching Cadette . . . crowned Homecoming Queen . . . was Youth Council president . . . going on to college. l l.ORlfNl'l A'lAVl'll.l. Flo Une of a pair . . . registered in the general course . . . took an interest in the lfuture Nurses . . . plans to be a nurse's aid. l.URliNli A'lAVFLL Lo The other half of the pair . . . also a general course student . . . found the librarians Club interesting . . . wants to try office work. YVENDILLI, RAll,l'lY Pong A real live-wire . . . was president of Honor Society, Student Council, F. I7. A. . . . attended Boys State . . . headed the sophomore class . . . college bound. CIQRALD BANKS Sultan Selected the general course . . . played football and 15. F. A. basketball . . . was on Student Council . . . would like to be a detectiie. l'l,ORA-,IO RAR'l'l.lf jo A slender, peppy girl . . . belonged to lf. H. A., Y-leens, Allied Youth . . , loves to roller skate . . . future is still a bit unsettled. j.l'fRRY BARTON Hoppy Bravcd the predominantly feminine commercial course . . . helped C, H. S. in football, basketball, and baseball . . . plans to attend Parsons College. ROSALEE BOYVDISH Dog A better girl you'll never find . . . was in Honor Society, lf. H. A., Y-leens. Rand . . . l rating on piano solo . . . secs college ahead. JUDY BUYER Judy Cute trick . . . in commercial course . . . was elected to Honor Society . . . in lf. H. A. and cheerleading . . . will enter cmixnercial work and be married. BARBARA RRADl.lfY Rarb A fun-loving blonde . . . editor of Black Diamond . . . in Honor Society. Cadettes, Y-Teens . . . accompanied nfusic groups . . . was Homecoming attendant . . . ilaits college. RODGISR l3RADl.l'iY Shucky A mild-maiintred per- son . . . in general course . . . received a letter in golf . . . was in Hi-Y and Youth Council . . . wants to enter college. jlAllYlY BRIGGS Anccl Has gone through high school in the general course . . . future lzolds either a naval career or a job as a mortician. l.ARRY RRUYVN Digger lfouitd the general course to his liking . . . was identified with lf. lf. A. . . . will settle down with farming as his career. ANTHONY RURAN Tony A likeable fellow . . . chose to follow the general course . . . sees a career as a farmer in his future. Rlf'l'H BURGHUFFICR lieth Has an infectious giggle . . . registered in the commercial course . . . as bassoonist, participated in music activities . . . desires to become a secretary. RALPH RL'Slf'I l'O Ralph Decided on the general course . . . participated in track, basketball, and footf ball . . . plans for the future are not definite. RAYMOND CHARl,lfS Ray A well-manncrcd fellow , . . joined many others in the general course . . . would like to attend Centerville Community College. lOl , Cl,ARK joe A student in the yocational agri- culture course . . . a member of lf. lx A .... not decided concerning the future. LARRY CLARK Zag The class wit . . . won honors in football, basketball, and music . . . also participated in track and golf . . . wants to be an architect. PICGGY CLARK Peg A pert miss . . . in general course . . . identified with Cadcttes . . . won letters in music and cheerleading . . . future plans are not determined. ROSCOIQ DANllil.S Rocky The easy-going type . . . in lf. lf. A., Allied Youth . . . participated actively in dramatics . . . played basketball and football . . . would like further schooling in dramatics. lfl.l .ANOR DIQYURIC lf,llic A commercial student . . . found band, Librarians, and Allied Youth interest- ing . . . won several music honors . . , in Honor Society . . , plans secretarial work. SL'SAN DURSUN Susie A quiet gal . . . achieved top ratings with clarinet . . . was active in Rlack Diamond and Honor Society . . . looks forward to college. ,IL'lJl'l'H DOUl.lfY Judy Selected the commercial course . . . participated in Honor Society, Allied Youth, and vocal groups . . . won a letter in music . . . will work after graduation . LARRY DRAKlf Larry Decided to pursue the voca- tional agriculture course . . . found that lf. lf. A. was interesting to him . . . is not definite concerning future plans.