Central High School - Centralia Yearbook (Bay City, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1956 volume:

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YEARBOOK STAFF .c 5 ART STAFF , .,.., 6 BI-WEEKLY STAFF ,. 7 ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY , 12-19 SENIORS 20-45 STUDENT GOVERNMENT , 46-53 ATHLETICS .. .,..,,. 54-75 Football ., 56-53 Basketball .,.. , 54-57 Swimming ,,.,,,,,,.... 68-69 Cross - Country ,.,, .,.. 7 U Wrestling ..,,...,.. ,... 7 1 Spring Sports . ,.... 72-73 Girls' Athletics ....., 74-75 DRAMA, ART, CLUBS, MUSIC , 76-89 Drama .,,,t., ..., ...... 7 3 -79 Art ,,,,,, 80 Clubs ., 81-85 Music , 86-89 SOCIAL ...,.........,,,.. .. 90-95 UNDEBGRADUATES ..,,.. 96-I 19 Iuniors ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 98-104 Sophomores ,..,. 105-113 Freshmen ...... 114-119 HISTORY, BABY PICTURES, ADVERTISING ..,, ,..,. l 20-146 History ........................,.,,.......i............. . 122 Baby Pictures .,..... 123-127 Annual Stuff CO-EDITOR CQJQDITQR m I Iim Martens STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHER I Dave Fluehr Nancy Quast YEARBOOK EDITORIAL BOARD B .fm rm . ' ' fjf. N. A -2 J, 13 -. Nancy Quast, D 1 12' o ores ox, Io Mary Gleason, Wendy Bernhart, ADVERTISING AND BUSINESS MANAGERS 111-1 ADVERTISING HEADS Dick McElroy 1 1 W ALVL 1,1 1 fi? fzysfzli. ' ' -V u W - I Wfm, ., 'I , '+I , ,SATS I L' Dick McElroy, lim Martens. Seated: Lizetta Harris. ,M hk,- A ,n,.,1 W ,I ' we Marge M0019 Ierry Iopke, Sue Robinson, Anne Connelly. Bob Sams X pgs A Art Stuff ART COLEDITORS AD LAYQUT COVER DESIGN AND TITLE PAGE 'x 'Al ' X K , i ' .ff Sue Schiller Gail Morgan Io Mary Gleason Roger ICICObS LUUD UIGWIU DD A A CHMHNTING U U ' KU f A' an Mewin soumef X I K 1 df is V, 'A L- 1- I f I M in - Z , ' ,I A I .V iz-ffffxm an M. hm Schmld' off fax A mfg I ' aff , .1 '-. - fl ...' -.me ' 'I Ir'-6' , . ' . i f 5 f A ,,VV M f IUHIOI Isaac I ff' Eaoooo I I 6 ' f t J J . A v5,5,,..,, : V , V ,.,: , 053, Q 9-Y. :Ja w A' Dean Grantham K Z,, ,,,,, TRIMMING Ianice Gushow Glennis Schnettler Donna Carey Elinor Warsaw Yvonne Countegan. SENIOR AND UNDERGRADUATE LAYOUTS DIVISION PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS Ruth Bender Donna Beach lack Perry Lorraina Abrams STAN DING: I im Martens Tom Rosenbury Kay Ziegel Dick McElroy tl. to r.l lst row Sitting Martha Peppel Delphine Ianowicz loan Hollerback Wendy Bemhart 2nd row. Sitting Barbara Cabage Margaret Sim Pat Hartwig Betty Toyzan lst row. Standing Ma1'Y lo Phillips Barbara Bond Margie Moore Iean Weber Io Mary Gleason Ellen Markellie Ianet Koch il. to r.l lst row Sitting lean Dent Iulie Kearly Ianet Fischer Ann Beth' Cole Maryetta Simmons Znd row. Sitting Ion Slezalc Bob Sams Linda Quigley Estelle Surath Sue Robinson lack Gruszczynski Iudy Rowell Publications SEATED: Wendy Bernhart lean Weber Nancy Asline 2nd row, Standing Miss Harris Dick McElroy Erwin Rosenbury Kay Ziegal Iohn Wisniewski Sitting at back table Iim Martens Nancy Quast Standing Ierry Iopke Anne Connelly Peggy Snyder Linda Hudson Bruce MacDonald Michael Neering Sam Britton Bill Dyer Connie Dunham Iudy Kometh loyce Spinner Reginald Norman Sue Anderson Terry Morin Lois Loehne Carolyn Rule Bill Dawson ,ii 19' 45 J: I an -0 gan' v r'1 ' Aiszf ' f'f???4? 3 if 51 Q , fi ,,, X v F l . ff--.f-uf NY?-N if km W..- K'm,, -. -..-ff' , , X .VP Chemists cz ork! Name it, and you can have it! gk 8 1, .,,,f' 55' '1' x X 1 sg, l 1' QA S 95535. Y I ,, +A 8 I. 'f5zg !4 Qi. ?,,.ils Hwf A AQ WWW 523525 FWQQW, 3? .652 ,, T. if ...Q fy! 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They may be seen working in their respective offices or walking briskly through Centra1's halls. Mr. Glenn A. Omans and Mr. Theodore B. Southerland have been the Principal and Vice- Principal respectively of Central High School for the past two years. As the administrative heads of the school, their responsibilities are great, for Education is a big business and a very important business too. Mr. Omans and Mr. Southerland stand behind the policies of Central and are ready to take care oi problems which cannot be handled by the classroom teachers. Discipline problems are included, and both men have many times helped a student find his way. Board of Education Standing: L. I. McCu1ly, business agent: Robert Reinhardt, trustee: Lyle Ewing, secretary and accountant: Dunbar McBride, trustee: Paul Briggs, superintendent. Seated: Herman Koffman. trustee: Benjamin Boutell, trustee: S. Dillon Foss, president William Anderson, tmstee: Fred VanHaaren, trustee. Superintendent Superintendent Paul W. Briggs, whom you recognize with the Board of Edu- cation, is the head of the Bay City Public Schools. He is directly respon- sible to the Board of Education, and because of his tireless efforts and work with the Board, the Bay City Public School System is known as an out- standing school system. Central High School with its third tloor of Iunior Col- lege is the largest plant in the city system, and a friendly relationship ex- ists between Mr. Briggs and the Board of Education and Central High School. Central is proud of its men behind the men behind the students. To them we say, Thanks for everything. DEANS AND COUNSELORS The two Deans at Central play an important part in the lives of the students. Helping students adjust to a new school, helping students plan their programs, helping students plan their careers - all this and more come under the work of the Deans. The Grade Counselors help to keep the students on the job. Your presence in or your absence from school is always known to your particular grade counselor. The attendance record at Central High School is good, and the credit for that fact may be placed directly at the doors of the Grade Counselors. Bemice Turner, 10th Grade Counselor Veldeqn Roth, Dean of Girls Iane Keschman, llth Grade Counselor Susan Perrin, 12th Grade Counselor Virgil Meisel, Dean of Boys Lester Sherbeck, 9th Grade Counselor Faculty ENGLISH Standing: Seated: Nancy Ruterbusch Lizeuq Han-is Iohn VanDyke Carolyn Purgraski Iulia Goddeyne Mary Griffiths Iune Buchholz Rose Zielinski Dr. Louis Ueberhorst Nelda Taylor Frances Schultz Helen Wyneken Drake Carey LANGUAGE AND SPEECH Standing: Irma Anschutz Frank Serresseque Seated: Olive Lagden Prudence VanNess SOCIAL SCIENCE Standing: Clair White Wilfred Waldron Chalmer Young Seated: Everett Saunders Alexandra Iohnston Erma Hodgson Ernest Vegter Faculty SCIENCE Becky Cruey Elmer Engel Paul Liekert Robert Buchmaster Arthur Paddy INDUSTRIAL ARTS Theophile Franek Paul Grien Del Montgomery Iames Fohey Reinhardt Krause Kenneth Willoughby MATHEMATICS Standing: Newell Remington Leo Bailey Seated: Frank Hewitt Rosalie Manz Ralph MacDonald Faculty I ART, MUSIC, HOMEMAKING lohn Wright Pauline! Lillich Emily Ratkos Carolyn Purgraski Loren Cady Walter Cramer COMMERCIAL Standing: Ivan Stringer Kenneth Norris Douglas Gordon Russell Iacobs Seated: Elizabeth Gustin William Eidt ATHLETICS Iune Paddy Estel Tessmer Ken Loop Faculty LIBRARIAN S Libbie Kessler Mrs. Eugene Dersnah I Doris Smead, School Nurse The girls in Central's front office have The work of Central's custodians is appreciated many duties. They answer the phones, although it seems that what they do is often taken give out and take in faculty reports, as a matter of course. But so it is often with an make out many records, sell school 01-ggnizgfion 11-,qt runs qs smoothly qs the janitorial supplies to the students, and across the service at Central High School, counter carry on with non-teaching MAINTENANCE responsibilities. - OFFICE Down the Stairs: Front Row: Donna Lehmann Mildred Roth Doris Atwater Iane Groulx Bm Denning Ggorge Prokopenko Fred Zwet1g Clinton McNevern CAFETEHIA STAFF Tony Novak Walt Batzloff Mm Bill Dobelstein John Carlson WAREHOUSE Standing: Rita Lambert Seated: Emma Bortzloff Marvelyn Schultz Ieanette Green, manager Alice Quast Gladys Tomczak Nate Doan Ethelyn Watson Huth Mehnert Q AA.AA -snr-A,,,. ,-M eww A.,AeiiweWs,S,ggesfrifssgwggAA f if igifjmw-AALT:A,fsigf5iQ avr K if si.: f - ,rf - tit-vi5fAgi5lfstA.:t, inthe Q , A ,A v,,. , ,. A fam, sign! 5 1:5 :yi-,,,-42 5 ,1 K wif 'ffl' Aff--11, Y' di! ii -gg K-'51, r'1':T'13AA,i7,i WfsiL'f,'--wivigisiilin? 2-iff S- A ,'fifLi-2,i'4ELs5liffi'2Z1ikLP'AEU'Y-,iii V11 im. 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For they Agle years of schooling we began to wonder A,Ai liei to. leave this high school. Central High C Schoal loi 'had .pbeeorne more than a means of an education for tus. It was la place full of memories, ldli i memories of favorite teachers, subjects, and friends. It was a place of experiences, both good and not so good, experiences which we knew would always be of value to us. It is 'a place where we learned the value of fairness. effort. and truth. j C T T l p id The words, ' 'Senior Graduates , mean different things to different people. Freshmen look on us with worshipping eyes. and wish they were Seniors. Teachers lookydonyauspasl a, job to be completed while older people outside look ,us as the future. They say, y The world's , destiny lies indiiiitheirAsihCIi1dsif' Parents ,look at us with pride in their eyes. Never the thought of our being a disappointment is seen there.,yThe'y have faith in us. A i We, the graduating class, think of all these people. 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' 1 L L 53- .li,:',Q 3 'Q '53, Q. ,:i .L f'ffL'51 .qw - 1 -4, .:, Lf , L5'i,KfKL, X l , Hifi fZ2fL'fj5 55, 7 LL-'5j LjSfL 'ggg,x Qi 1-lgF 'L,z'5W Ffi' :WN P' 1 K ' 'MEF 'if ...1f- EEU EJ' ., 1,-,,, '-5, 4 -. .: ' A AL 4 ' .J ' : -wwv'-'QML W - f L L , 1- 4 ,-EQ. -i, fx-,H 11 -N- , 4-L- af w rf f ---- :--1- H - ,- ... f , - . , ., - wr -.r gw-H, 'LH 75,4 -, ', - ,,:1 , .Wing Q., Af- -112 .1- ' FL -LJ 3511 ' ' 'X' ' ' ' U' ' Seniors OFFICERS President Dick McDowell Vice President - Ed Majeske Secretary - Karen Knapp Treasurer - David Piper CLASS SPONSORS 111116 Bl-1ChhO1Z Lester Sherbeck The finale of Roines Nui, the 1956 Senior Assembly Abrams, Lorraine Angers, Theodore Asline, Nancy Bennett, Barbara Adams, I udy Alcorn, Katherine Aming, Alice Armier, William Atwater, Ronald Beach, Donna Seniors Andreski, Sandra Asel, Rae Becht, Adeline Bemhart, Wendy Beyett, Ioseph Bill, William Seniors Blanchard, Diane Blumlo, Carole Blais. Carol Brown, Arlene Bowers, Karen Bosely, Marilyn Brown, Iudith A '4'+'12f-W ..,, :J ' E7 15 Q 'Q 4 5 it Bryce, Iudith Brown Gary Bumstead, Susie A A Buda. Patricia Bublitz, Iames Bond, Barbara sf fN Xl IX , 'F I' X. I X I X lt. X1 It I xv, ,xr M, I X lr, ,Nl fx '. X25 xx' lx I Ex' fx .fy .Kar If lu ' ar What Burzinski, Carol ' IRI... Seniors Cabage, Barbara qv Chateauneuf, Sherry B'l1ZZCI1'd, DCIl.e Chesney, Iqmes me book say? Clapp, LeRoy Cole, Robert Culberson. Ierry Cunningham, William Cole, Ben Countegan, Yvonne Davis, Anna Mae Cole, Dave Crosby, Donald Davis, Donald Seniors Davis, Phyllis Dearden, Don K Debats, Martin Davis, ay DeBoh' Marion Economists watch production DeSmith, Myrene Devens. Douglas DeWae1e, Ioseph Deopsomer, Sam DeYoung, Howard ...-1 ,f Doane. Douglas Dock, May Dorey, Robert Doyen, Iulie Dreyer, James Dulude, Mary Lynne Edgette, Marlene Feldman, Michele Drzyzga, loan Seniors Dubay. lanet Dubois, Shirley Caroling through the halls Dutcherl James Eigner, Leonard Everson, Neil Fales, Kenneth F ems, Iune Fierens, James F to Finn, I ohn Seniors Finn, Peggy Fortin. David Frasz, Walter Glazcx. Ioe Fleischmann, Walter Fletcher. Barbara Fluehr, David Fox, Dolores Foss, Patricia Pramke. Sybil Fulton, Frank I Gatza, Charles Gillman, Richard Glowicki, Leon Gleason' To Mary Goetz Donald Goss. Larry Greenstein, David Gushow, Ianice :Q tlll 5' is , 'Q K if aa an Q , . V k- ff ,fy llfigg'-.' 1 ,, '3tqfn,3lEs2J' f -f lf Halstead. Norman Goyett, Nancy Grein. Bill Gwizdala, Wayne ff t an , rr Jr 35, H +5 K . 'wr tt xibfx . HH' 5 X , , 2' 1 1 f Harden, Gary Graff, Audrey Grochowski, Beth Hagelshaw, Gayland Harding, Georqe Seniors Green, Iacqueline Groulx, Crystal Hahn, Iudy Harris, Charlie Seniors Hartwig. Patricia Heinlein, Frances Hollerback, Ioan Hausbeck. Constant U:-ww, -1 . rf, . ng, if ' Hayes, Edward Hayward, Leotct Getting to Know . . . them! Henderson, Frank Horen. Carol Horowitz Margo Hollister, Iames Holsinger, Don Huggfffdf Dick W l Humphrey, Inez Ingram. Kay Icrcobs, Geraldine Iankowski, Dorothy Seniors Hunt, Bill Hurley, M1chaet Hutton, Reva Hey .... man! Iacobs, Dale I ankens, Arthur Ianowicz, Delphine Jeppesen, Hans Karbowski, Margaret Seniors Katt, Maureen Kleinschmidt. Schiller Kern. Donald Kem, Iocmes K Kluka, Ianet Knapp, Karen Koch, Ianet Kolasa, Connie Kondziola. lim Krause. Gerard l 1 Kotewa, Fred Krcrfft, Iohn 5 '5 Q Klann, Ianette Koby. Ierry Korpal, Andrew Kremski, Gary ,, Lambert, Nancy v c A O L Semors Krzysiak, Richard L B... Kucera, Iames Krzewinskil Rosalie Kuerbitz. Ronald Q me Lamkin, Igqn LaForest, Robert LaPorte, Richard LaRose, Paul Lehnhardt, Gene Wm LaRocque, Judy Levine, Lois Lingafelter, Garry Lrmberg, Patricia i Levine. Sue Linton. Ianet Se niors Luczak, Delphine Lochinski, Isabel Luptowski, William Senior songsters Maciejewski, Patricia MacPherson, Mary Madol, Patricia Majeske, Edwar Majznerski, Catherine Manke, Wayne C1 Markel, Nancy Markillie. Ellen Martens, Iames Martin. Anne Martin. Barbara 9 'wx 5 2 1 F 1 .4155 X. wma' 'r ' 1 S 2 Q Maxson, Iohn McElroy, Richard Meisel, Karen Middleton, Louis McA1indon, Iohn McCa1ip. Goldie Seniors on Government Day X Meyer, Audrey Miller, Kathleen Meyerholt, Elizabeth Mills, Corinne Seniors McDowell, Richard Meisel, Ianet V Y L5'?H?7'f53T'Mw,,,A N Q:QxS75i 5-T ' 5, Ki Jr m 'iron , K Y X . .-:X avi? - J .N ,.'2'T' A Ax A -Y , W , l gig- ' .-..1-i w-k.xQi W ,4 v . if X54 L. ,. Michaels, Charles Molnar, Fred Seniors lk Monville, Ronald Mrozinski, Raymond Neal, lack Norlock, Ronald Moore, Marjorie Mrozinski, Richard Neitzel, Ruth ,.R we , , 5 .4- .-, ' mmf K , 9, X Q Q W Nugent, Dan Morgan, Gail Munger, Gary 1. Morris, Robert N ellett, Beverly Oakley, Donna 2 r ,fffxififilwsfyfs ,4: 'f': ..: ' A .sgyjieg -' zfgwffiik 1 . ff-riifs . , ,,ng,,, . , I if me Naert, Delores Nordstrom, Peqgy O'Farrell, Robert Oliver, Ioan Cverholt, Ronald Parrish. Sue Pavlawk, Ronald Peppel, Martha Seniors Patterson. David - ii, Patterson, Thomas Perez, I esse Peterson, Mike Phillips. Mary Perreault, Ioe Piper, David Quast, Nancy Proffer, Carl Puckett, Betty Ramon, Inez O Semors W., Reid, Iohn K - Reinig, Shirley Rees, Fred Reinke, Ronald S Requadt' Carol HMI Roberts., Rettele, George It's really very easy Reynolds, Marilyn Rich, Robert Riebenczck, Wood Richter, Carlene Richards, Lorcxlee Rosenbluth, Helen Seniors Ross. lay Roth, Ianet Rosenburyl Erwin Sajdak, Richard Ro1nes Nuf starts Sen1or act1v1t1es Schermerhorn, Dan Scheurs, Karl What say? Schiller, Sue Schindehette, Arthur Schnettler, Glennis Schmidt, Loretta Schindler, Wally Schram, Esther Seniors Schultz. Iames Sherman, Frederick Siecienski, Marlene Shaw. Robert Shiffrnan, Mary Sierras, Mike Shay, Barbara Shurkey, Barbara Sim, Margaret Sheppard, Charles How to make a Buick Smrth, Lester Snedek er. Iohn Slater, Don Soderquist, Ierry Spychalski, Ioe Starr, Frank I i 2 , Q-mfg A ff r if 2-, 1i1h,ri's,s.l?l5t ,r mf ?1?3gfgW,g A A- rrrr H., -5 , R t , 9 W ax S521 A 'ok Wy- K lyftlf-555773 I 52 -new ,,. gglt,g,:ffg,f5fV V. Stilwell, Lee Streeter, David TOICSY. Raymond Seniori Stasick, Betty Stow, Karen Steadman, Gary Stradinger, Diane Surath, Kathleen Tcxtman, Sadye W h e if Szegi, Elmer Tqcey, LeRoy Taverne, Ernestine Seniors Tennant, Arnold .J Tuttle, Iacqualine Voisine. Mich mal Warsaw, Elinor Thomas, lohn Urbaniak, Edna Wagner, Phillip Toyzan, Betty VanEvery, DeWaine ff , if :- Walther, Gary Wassman, Robert Warsaw, Irene l Trump, Bill VanHurk, Mary Waltman, Dick Watson, Barbara Weber, I ean Weber, Richard Weiss. Fred Westover, Frank Wichlinski, Richard Willoughby, Ioyce Widman, Fred Seniors . ,SRFF A , N V-,,l 3 X n ,sf Wejrowski, Gerald Wiclmer, William W1lliams, Judith Wilson, Iames Wilson, Mary Wisniewski, Irene Wisniewski, Iohn Wojciechowski. Sandria Woodman, Karen Seniors Worden Shirley Workman, Celeste 3 Mfwunftf' Worden, R. G. Youn, Won Ck Zeder. Charles PHOTOLESS SENIORS Baker, Ten'y Brady, Dan Closson, Paul Closson, Roy Geiersbach, Arnold Gonser, Kenneth Gorski, Gerald Iacoby, Michael Robbins, lim Smith, lim Zessin, Iames Ziegel, Katherine Smith. Willie Walentovic, Gerald White, Shirley Consistory filled with Valley Champs QS ' Zielinski, Bob Seniors Senior intellects Doing What Comes Naturally The Cold Cuts at Roines Nui' I li You are so rare to me ?? Sleeping squaws S-S-Sieclrn Heat s 'r UD E NT r s The Student is the representa- tive governing body of the students at Qentral High. Through elected Senators. President and Vice-President, and ap- pointed Cabinet members most of the of student activities are handled. T 1955-56 administrationfttsstarted work Qveiiybeiore school began in thefiiallg' Two general meetings wereyyypyj igss held and the Secretary of Finance with gggg his staftf made preparations for the' Activity Ticket sale? Representative DickljSmith was guest speaker at one of the pre school meetings. When school started the SU sponsored a kick-oft dance with the Freshmen as guests. Anothergedrly activity was the Activity Ticket sale which hit an all time high ot 54,369.00 Q Homecoming was next-on the list as a reception, dance, and halftime ttsis'3 show all became part of ia sfullyn weel-:Quill activities As the Holliday aS6QS Tiftiidippr ctched it wasf the Studentnstllriiorr again sponsor ing the Prom with Ralph MarterieQ hhhli The Polio Drive in February proved an outstanding success 51013.50 was raised. During the year - Q lg . V ' i. 'f . K . 'FQ ' QQ' CMU it -R Q55 :vii i'f,23s3' V '51 wi YS we 5 ,rig Jigs,- '5tlo1i7l 'X f 1' J? fx J, 7 , K eg Q K N, K4 f F n,,A, J, sggtggliia' K .M.. 2 xi iv.. ,Z fi? Z ,gy 5 , fix: .4 4' .. V , .gf 4, ' e ff? :air :S me 7 QA -14. AN 5, C, zz i rc I x K ,ff Central chasm seen a and revised .Iustice .SYstenf1 eee e and a new Varsity Club among many other items. Other activ- ..iiiiQS. too numerous to mention fhave up a successful yearf with the j soii fiersistent 'work of the Senate swwl'-' A I ,,,r.s Y ,M V . af : 57 1' gif 5 K F E V E N M E N it . 1 ,1. as A 1 Yi F W . qw Q . , t,,, , iwfwi Y .cr,, x-,,r A Wiflgrff 5 AQ M A E 8. X 5. ,Q ,wmv ,f A X . 'Y' A? 4, Q l 'fir 65? yi tw av iff ' g v V 'Q 14195 . rar 'F . , ,f .7 1 ,ff V e l . eff - t tug ,. ? , .1 naw iq O Q Q .... t . ly tw 9 It mm in snatnmut U fiizritr o..s. jf fastilliii Q 'M' . . . os r .Lre t Ill mu. ut It t it lllllllllll IIUIIIIII k Ji' F 5 A .v sv if .A ' iii? . , a if Lia - ,, 4 - '- 'w . S, Scuuutlr. Q Mg. 11 ... 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' I W fr A , ' .F t ' ' ft ft ' J, 2 , ft ,misfit 1 - 1, .. ww f se.: W ft: Mtg. -g,gmE,. . iv ,w w mrrf m f.-1 1 A ' is - . -: 1' Y wwf? .. if X -- Student Government PRESIDENT lim Chesney SENATE STUDENT UNION STUDENT UNION VICE-PRESIDENT lim Martens SEATED: Ron Reinsch Bill Dyer Fred Devens lean Anderson Iulie Cole Ted Southerland Marge' Moore lim Schultz Pat Foss Bonnie Bums Barbara Beckman Roger White Sue Anderson STANDING: Bill Abbe Anne Connelly Sally Fisher Martin Waits Katie Harris Gary Adelman Kathie Plum Parliamentarian Iohn Sherman Frank Westover ABSENT FROM Nancy Asline David Piper Doug Devens PHOTO: President Chesney tells new students about the Student Union Student Government Bo of the SU at summer me Can we help you? nj, , lst ? ., 'sawn Q SEATED: Sec'y of Interschool Relations Karen Meisel, Attomey General Dick McElroy, Asst. Sec'y of Social Affairs Sharon Willett, Sec'y of Athletics Wayne Gwizdala, Asst. Sec'y of Finance Ann Beth Cole, President of the Girls' League Michele Feldman, Associate lustice Doug Devens STANDING: Chief lustice G W ary alther, Sec'y of Information Wendy Bernhart, Sec'y of Student Affairs Carl Proffer, Associate Iustice Bob Rich, Associate Iustice Marietta Simmons, Sec'y of Social Affairs Sue Schiller, Sec'y of Finance Dick McDowell, Associate lustice lim LaBreck ard of Education members, Administration, and State Representative Rich ard Smith are guests eting Secretary of Finance Dick McDowell and his staff 49 work on activity tickets CABINET Student Government Marietta Simmons, Dou g Devens, SUPREME COURT Chief Iustice Gary Walther, Robert Rich. Iirn LaBreck, Court Secretary Dolores Fox PRESRDENX CMESNRY Here are several members of the Cabinet at the SU Kickoff Dance SenGlOI Roger W F eshmen White helps some new r ith locks and lockefs Chief Iustice Gary Walther swears the new Freshmen Senators Bill Abbe, Ted Southerland, Iean Anderson, Kathie Plum, Katie Harris, and Iulie Cole into oiiice. ATTORNEY GENERAL'S STAFF Student Government FIRST ROW: Wendy Bemhart, Ierry Rozek, Lois Levine, Michele Feldman, Lee Stillwell, Crystal Groulx, Ioan Drzyzga SECOND ROW: Doug Devens, Wally Schindler, Dick LaPorte, Dick Krysiak, Attomey General Dick McElroy, Ron Reinke, Allen Roupe, Gary Van Ochten, Don Davis THIRD ROW: Carl Smith, George Retelle, F rank Starr, Bill Grein, Carl Proffer, Gary Harden, Iim Wilson, Hans Ieppesen mogeq xol 109 was Varsity Club sweeps in the money for Polio S. U. Vice-President talks to the 9th graders Student Government GIRLS'LEAGUE FIRST ROW: Sandy Wojciechowski, Anne Martin, President Michele Feld- man, Ruth Bender, Diane Blanchard, Marge Moore, Fran MacNicol, Mrs. Veldean Roth SECOND ROW: Sue Bradner, Ioyce Spinner, Iudy Cahalen, Iudy Kometh. Connie Dunham, Marietta Simmons, Ianet Cunningham, Pat Alcorn, Nancy Cunningham, Kay Watson, Nancy Allenspach, Karen Wendland THIRD ROW: Iudy Brown, Sue Schiller, Nancy Quast, Nancy Arnold, Sally Katt, ludy Gwizdala, Marilyn Blumlo, Sarah Miller, Iulie Cole www gy if x Q llbivgt-'gms Serenadmg diners in the cafetena Wllh Sixteen Tons are miners Mr Saunders M1ss Tumer, Mrs. Cruey, Mrs. Ruterbusch, Miss Lillich, Miss Taylor with Mr Buckmaster not in the .5 - breeze A A - E el Provides a Teheshmq F111 the kettle n Fan-BOY Elmer q . n ,,,1-.-.Anr Student Government 212m-...c. Ce-ntra1's Polio Assign b1Y netted 51.01 Nate Doan ClPPeUred Us d r. He Sultan Of-Bank!! O the Welqhed - was Slaves Tim C1-ies two f rtens. d hm MG ney an Nate weiqhed two hun- d c1ndtwe1Ve Pounds died the moneY Collect' an d weiqhed over this e 1 a!nQunt- . d Kathie Norms - and TommY Grein Ielqne - nd Prince' as pnncesS C1 Mr. Cramer WGS Show red with pennies Whne ie scmq HPermies fT0m glecszvertg' Mrs. VQHNSSS dresselglss Manz were Crnd as harem girls Us tijrfgaflned a danceg on the floogntiy Iffndecl Club menus S Varsity it up. ers Picked The Eccle ' si members c011eCgd niflub EY during Iunch hosrn- - S thi siggggfg UQYS for Teachers, ieqnd eight - d miners, m Sse as the arched th cafeteria S. nl Sixteen Tons ,, lnging Kathy Norris and Tommy Grein, Princess and Prince of the Polio Assembly and 1 A Clecmest 9Ym nom P Qyed and ihe In oneY flew . h. ,M High! Central g H ight! your high, g We'l1 fight! ,-Fight! igliightl ! i tiii !With all our might, ' ' i For dear old? Central High. i Rah! Hgh! Hgh! Central High! High! l i iWe are here g!ii to do or?'fdie.? f. l We'll. iight! Eight! ! ! g i i h With all our For degi hid chhiigi High. Raise your high, reaily at the yfootbdll! games. the bask aiii games, the swim rneetsk the g es, the the wrestling matches, gg,,! thef iig ,golf them. ftaise gotffsorne great, be proud , ot. that g!,, w and gave their best Old i!,, if ithi i Remember, boys, hours tihiihii f practice you spent on football iield, in the Qfpooliprii in the yffhe coaches worked ,,,yii.l hard, didnft ii!!! ttt hey? But titf! iltt did? Wereni you proud when that game wagggbver you knevgf ddhd you had given your all ? Q iitdyy yyy,y H 77And you, the student body. Yes, iiiiy you there too. cheering them on, showing that school you had so much of.iDo you remember 'those iootballfi prnes when excite- ment reigned supreme? Man! Those yard runs and some of those passes took your breath away, didn't they? Those basketball games made your heart do iifunny Many of you ddtt :saw your first wrestling meet this year. matches weren't bad, were they? it .,.. A g,,i ddd it i One, twwo, thregp yggyg ,.,, iifr Y 011'1'Bi 0111-IYSS, the lwse all season is here again. Anyone for tennis? There were! Central did well in the valley standings. too. fff?l'imers ready? Swimrnersready? Get on your rnarks, get gory. Soundq familiar? lt' ishould.- it you followed team. Have you ever tried running af couple of gpg, Ask somebody on the track team what itfs like And it's a hole-in-one! You guessed it, our golf out the greens once more. J I it iihii f3yYes, sports-all kinds oi sports-are a part of life at Bay? Cityl7Centra1 High School. y y it , si' 5' Q an gm 1 roomu swmm BASKETBALL SPRING Pon wnssruns clRLs'sroms cnossrounrnv G. A. A. X a' , -- J' K 2. wg, Ji Q i J? W . , n N , 3 -f1,.. V1 1, 5.5 ' V raw M . n':,. .V VfkVkV7k:kk K X' W Q-1 . y ff jeg, W. ' -wp. A , 7.m4m.v W... 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CENTRAL 46 CENTRAL 20 CENTRAL 33 CENTRAL 42 Seuson's Record MUSKEGON HEIGHTS 0 OWOSSO 0 PONTIAC 7 HANDY 6 CENTRAL 32 CENTRAL 33 CENTRAL I3 CENTRAL 38 CENTRAL 12 FLINT CENTRAL 13 SAGINAW 7 FLINT NORTHERN 12 ARTHUR HILL 7 MIDLAND 7 5 Football' lim Chesney lim Chesney was elected honorary captain by his teammates. His great skill at the quarterback post put him on the All-State team. His ability to take the ball and carry it to paydirt and call the plays counted heavily. lim played three years of Varsity football. He also acquired a spot on the All-Valley team. This all helped his team to their Valley Championship. HGNORARY CAPTAIN MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Dick Mrozinski Dick Knobby Mrozinski was elected by his team- mates to the most valuable player spot. Knobby played two years of Varsity football and was noted for his hard drive and ability to elude opponents. His team spirit helped the morale of the whole squad and he eamed a backfield spot on the All-Valley eleven. This also led to the Wolves' 8-l record for the season. A man who has made his teams and himself felt in the Valley Conference and in the State is Elmer Engel, Central High's head football coach. Elmer came to Central from the University of Illinois where he was the coach of the reserve team. Previously he had played l three years of Varsity football at the University and in 1942 was voted the most valuable player on the team by his teammates. Since Elmer became coach at Central live years ago, his teams have built an impressive record of 32 wins, ll losses, and 2 ties. Football 1 TOP Row 41. to 1.11 Bill weuer, can smnh, Bob see-1 MIDDLE HOWI Coach Ken LOOP' Chuck Waller KMQIJI inger, Harold Isaac, Columbus Williams, Phil Harris, Ken Lock' Bill Clark' Robert Campbell' Mike PGTfe1'S0IL Iohn Morse, Tim plum, jim perreauh, Dennis Stamaris, Bill Thompson, Dave Shewfelt, lim Schultz, Dick Tews, Coach Art Paddy. Scott Douglas, Iim Martin iMgr.J. FRONT ROW: Otis Lowery, Doug Huggard, Ken Car- ey, Shelby Houston, Erwin Kokaly, Ien'y Gross, Floyd Woods, Don Kanicki, Jerry Woods, Dick Spannagel. M V ky my 'A' of 'Q ..,, A -Wffmfwvi --ffr '-----U MQW '.'. if . ' .. , K 1 L ' ' ' W. , - ,. X I A TOP ROW Cl. to r.l: Coach Paul Grein, Bob Kinney. Gerald Moore, Bill Graebner, Iohn Williams, Cal Burks, Bill Schwartz, Dale Huggard, Leo Tomczak, Coach Tom Cody. CMissing from picture: lim Hartwig, Bob Kienzle, Gary Nuttell, Pat Race, George Ward.l SECOND ROW: Iohn Huntley, Greg Brown, Terry Au- man, Chuck Requadt, Phil Doyle, lim Carroll, Warren Abbs, Ken Gillmore, Dan Rouech, Gerald Meyer. THIRD ROW: lack Young CMgr.D, Iim Zook, Glenn Kendall, Rick Moulton, Bill Confer, Paul Irish, Dick Cor- bin, Mike Merritt, Bob McCann. FRONT ROW: Bob Clark, Tom Ames, Bob Earle, Tom Shook, Ron Elam, Bob Bishop, Iim Kanicki, Ierry Sosia, Iohn Young, Mikel Burt, Ron Fylling. M www Q ,-4 gf: ' X4 in the Midland contest se. is 3 wg , pf '48 any K 43:3 3362 fu W E35 556 we ,E ,- L zf if we W J h ary Lewis gains at the Handy classic 5:Q:f:5:5:5:E:E:f:S: J SJ W :5EE5255E535Z5Ei55- . A Handy tackler heads for Namon Smith M f f if A Q2 'E 5 d FA I f a' fa. C Sb? 'Wa 5 fix EF M 'x'mm'd Vw A a 1 a, p4a ,U 'Qs I 44 Q 1 .. , Y-. . -.,..f-,-z.,,,,...., Q f1'..4.'.,k .1 . . J. '.,' ' 16 Football Quarterback That elusive Namon at Flint Central on a rollout against Owosso When September came, football fever swept the nation and no less in Bay City. Here at Central a smashing nine weeks ended with what was labeled one of the three best squads in the history of the town. Coaches Elmer Engel, Zit Tessmer, and Ray Duch directed the eleven. Owosso was first as the Trojans fell 46-0 in the non-Valley opener. Central's squad then flew across the State on DC-3 planes sponsored by the Sports Club and defeated Muskegon Heights by a 20-0 tally. Traditional rival Handy was swept by with a 42-6 margin and the Pontiac Chiefs were next, 33-7. The Wolfpack was on its way but the competition grew tough- er. Nevertheless, tw o Valley games followed with victories over Sag- inaw High 32-7, and Flint Northern, 33-12. It was close as the final score was 13-7 with the Wolves still victorious over Arthur Hill. The last game was near. It was Flint Central at Atwood Stadium, a traditional jinx! Fate denied the final win and the Indians fought and scrambled for the elusive 12-13 duke over the Bay City team that would never say die. The members of the squad will always remember that Friday night, as will their school, but they can have nothing but pride in their hearts in knowing that they were members of perhaps the great- est athletic group Central High has ever produced. Out of this squad, Quarterback lim Chesney and Tackle Bill Grein, received All-State berths. On the first All- Valley eleven were Chesney, Grein, Guard Dick Syring. and Halfback Dick Mrozinski. Narnon Smith heads for Saginaw paydrrt Football Here are Varsity cheerleaders Pat Hartwrg Bmb Fischer, Sharon Willet, Betty Toyzan Nancy Arnold, and Marge Moore Through wind, sleet, rain, and snow, the cheers must go through. This Was, or at least should have been the slogan of the cheerleaders of Bay City Central. Their spirits were not dampened by the worst of weather. Their main purpose was to organize and urge on the dis- play of school spirit in their fellow stu- dents. They practiced regularly for perfection and strived to give the best support. Their job, however, was not one that could be done without support. lust as the teams needed root- ers, so did the cheerleaders need their followers. Their job, many times taken for granted, was truly indispensible. Mr Wally Cramer at a pep assembly Wayne Gwizdala rn the Handy grid game AH OWOSSO TU-111191' is Stopped Dick Mrozinskr scores against Handy Wildcats can't stop Namon Basketball CENTRAL OWOSSO CENTRAL FLINT CENTRAL CENTRAL SAGINAW CENTRAL PONTIAC CENTRAL ARTHUR HILL CENTRAL FLINT NORTHERN CENTRAL HANDY CENTRAL OWOSSO CENTRAL FLINT CENTRAL CENTRAL MIDLAND CENTRAL SAGINAW CENTRAL PONTIAC CENTRAL ARTHUR HILL CENTRAL HANDY CENTRAL FLINT NORTHERN This year the Central Cagers placed fifth in the Valley standings with 2-won and 8-lost record. Their complete season record was 6-won and 9-lost. While the Wolves lost only three lettermen last season, they still lacked in height. They came back, however, in speed and accuracy to make an upset over Handy 64-35 and revenged their 54-50 defeat earlier in the year. The Wolves also defeated Owosso twice, 62-56 and 51-44: Saginaw twice, 78-43 and 83-78: and Midland, 81-56. After winning the first game over Owosso, Flint Central moved in and defeated the Wolves, but with a terrific comeback the Wolves won the next one from Saginaw, outscoring them by thirty-five points. When Pontiac moved in they defeated the Wolves to start Central's losing streak of four in a row by the Chiefs, Arthur Hill, Flint Northern, and Handy, the Paddymen's Crosstown rival. Then the Wolfpack went to Owosso where they defeated them for a second time. Flint Central then topped the Wolves for a second time. Central started a winning streak with wins over Midland and Saginaw only to be beaten by Pontiac and Arthur Hill. When Handy visited our courts the Wolves defeated the Wildcats only to lose again in their final game to Flint Northern. X ,H VARSITY MANAGERS lim Martens and Gayland Hagelshaw HEAD COACH M le Rx 5 Arthur Paddy IUNIOR VARSITY Basketball rmsr Row 41. to mr Roy weaker, Guiles Bmshqw, Bill Dyer, Chrig Matthews, Ierry Dueweke SECOND ROW: Chuck Walter fMgr.J, Russ Stowers, lay English, Ervin Kokaly, Ierry Gross, Doug Gingrich, Ken Schultz KMgr.J. THIRD ROW: Coach Ken Loop, Bob Campbell, Dick Geisz, Bruce Lodewyk, Ion Slezak, Bill Floto. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW fl. to r.l: Rick Moulton, Iohn Young, Tom Shook, Ierry Socia, Bob Bishop, Dave Ingram SECOND ROW: Gary Nuttall, Ron Elam, Glenn Kendall, lim Klimek, Greg Brown, Iohn Huntley, Mike Remington THIRD ROW: Bill Graebner CMgr.J, Bill Schwartz, Iim Kanicki, Fred Finn, Bob Pierce, Terry Auman, Coach Elmer Engel ? Wrestling Cl. to r.I: V FIRST HOW THIRD ROW: Dick Smith Bill Clark Frank Fulton Dave Shewfelt Bill Weber Dick Tews Leo Flores Dale Gibelyou Dave Harfst Iim Eigner Hoy Schram Ken Gillmore Ierry Micho Don Davis SECOND ROW: Iirn Iohnson Iim Perreault BEHIND THE TEAM Iim Moore Coach Hay Duch Mike Wackerly Ron Iones Bruce MacDonald Len Eigner Mike Voisine WRESTLING RESULTS Bay City Handy 16 Bay City Mich. School of Blind 17 Bay City Davison 14 Bay City Davison l6 Bay City Flint Central 22 Bay City Owosso 22 Bay City Owosso 40 Bay City Hazel Park 9 Bay City Hazel Park 24 Bay City B.C. Handy 21 Leo Flores Crightl prepares to wrestle Tight squeeze for Dick Tews Len Eigner weighs in Coach Duch demonstrates a hold Spring Sports Willie Smith was only a fraction of a sec- ond behind 1955 IOO-yd. dash winner in State meet Baseball practice starts inside Early practice for trackmen begins in the halls Engelmen throw , h if X , ri , 3. , Q Lxyh. l 'll Q e .PIL ' ,, xvkif A' w :'f?lfff'l' L fd titlf : ,A I H, f . . f, . W,v:,,g,.,: ,. .V i r m,,y g -5 ,?s ,zt 'Q ,Qi h , it it ,iterate n k!'SiY'x?snQgH' ,-1 ' V 'mnvl t .L-' N it ,. r tsrs t ng rf.,, rt nh'st'ssrs i s rp t .t s it s Tessmermen B. I. Tally and Iohn Kraftt Spring Sports TRACK FIRST ROW tl. to r.l: Don Davis, Russ Stowers,Bill Dyer , lim Wilson, Bill Grein, Willie Smith, Bill Floto, Mike Neering. Dick Syring w0rkS E S COND ROW: Richard Spannagel, Bob O'Farrell, lim Chesney, Bill Wittbrodt, out in the 9Ym Ieny Soderquist, Wendel Perkins, Columbus Williams. THIRD ROW: Iack Barker, Don Kanicki, Dale Gibelyou, Dave Shewfelt, Bob Kent, Paul Stanton, Bob Sams. FOURTH ROW: Coach Ken Loop, Bill Clark, Mike Patterson, Kris Matthew, Ken Lock, Alan Anderson, Coach Art Paddv. BASEBALL GOLF TENNIS FIRST ROW Cl. to r.l: Dick Syring, Iim Iohnson. Don Kern, Charles Michaels, lim Schultz, Iohn Halstead, Dick Mrozinski. SECOND ROW: Coach Elmer Engel, Chuck Walter KMgr.J, Dan Scherrnerhorn, lay English, Ken Stambaugh. Harold Busch, Terry Ebright, Ken Schultz lMgr.l. FIRST ROW Cl. to r.J: Coach Tom Cody. Iohn DeGolia, Shelby Houston, Tom Rosenbury. SECOND ROW: Pat Horan, Ierry Maturen, Richard Witt, Don Brodin. I i FIRST ROW Cl. to r.J: Wayne Gwizdala, Dick McElroy, Bruce MacDonald, Frank, Fulton, B. I. Tally, Iohn Krafft, Don Nowaczyk. SECOND ROW: Coach Zit Tessmer, Robert Giannaris, Don Esseltine, Dave Irnmerrnan, ,Chuck Crarnpton, Hans Ieppesen, Tom Meisel, Frank Hagel- Doug Doane hurdles Shaw' Doug Bruce- Exercise, exercise, everyone must exercise! Mrs' Pfldfly and gym? qsslstam RU-e The G. A. A. Board which is the nucleus oi the Girls' Athletic Association poses in the gym. FIRST BOW ll. to r.l: Peggy Snyder, Barbara Bennett, Karen Wendland, Beverly Bolander, lanette Klann. STANDING ON STEPS: Karen Meisel, Phyllis Finn, Marye Wilson, Beverly Motko, Mrs. Paddy. ABSENT FROM PHOTO: lean Phillips, Anne Connelly lead girls gym class in warm-up drills. Strikes are a familiar word to this G. A. A. bowling team for it came out champion over 19 other teams in the annual G. A. A. tournament. Preparing to deliver the ball is Martha Peppel while team-mates Betty Toyzan, Mary MacPherson, Maureen Katt, and Pat Hartwig look on. Asel Pay attention, scorers Anyone for swimmincr? G' A ' A' -xox And it was so big ..... Ballet legs are really simple Margie Moore, pool assistant, works with Mrs. Paddyylworks with be in ' 1 g ning c ass on 9th grade advanced swimming class fundamental strokes. 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' ' ir - 5 I f 1 1 -0- '-'- . , .. 1' ,, . 2 ' F by 5 -- 5 fi - X ' ' f J P. m e EQ 1 3 X -gf? ' , if Q55 i W P 3 ' 3. , .,., 1 A Y -:M 2 ., . fu , 4, 1 - N Q 'f X 1' 4, xx ' 8 5 X A X ' 2 f if . K - , M , . . , Y R 43323, 2. My X Q2 - Y ' . ' Y' 5 ' 4 in gsg . x N - ,.. wi. ' X f Q A K V 'ks Q , ' ' f x -x ,. 4 :- QQ . M M Q 5 ' ' S 'W A A if . Drama Cuckoos on the Hearth was the first school play of the year, and the first play to be directed by Mr. Serresseque. The play, sponsored presented in three twelve. The cast were as Marilyn Bosely, Beverly Dulude. Iames Schultz, Richard Bob Holmes, Iohn Kaczmarek, Carl Profler. new Speech teacher at Central by the Thes pians, was acts with a cast of students in the follows: Douglas Docm, Ann Stevens, McElroy, Sam Britton. Betty Mexicotte, Ioan Rosenbluth, and Ah Moon of my Delight who know'st no wane ..,.. -- mo door. Win Sh Ove her into this f-1h..-.,, ini- l White king take island girl back home with him, i 'The sheriff sayS this len OW 15 U. nanny.. THE HEIHESSH. Drama The second all-school play, The Heiress, taken from the novel by Henry Iames, was pre- sented February 24. The play takes place in New York City in the middle l800's. In the photo are the cast members as the characters they portrayed: lean Dent, Mrs. Montgomery: Iohn Kaczmarek, Arthur Townsend: Lois Levine, , ,f Lavinia Pennman: Don Brodin, Dr. Arthur Slop- er: Rita Sheridan, Maria: Karen Meisel, Caih- erine Sloper: Gary Weber, Morris Townsend: CSEATEDJ Myrna McC1ung, Marian Almond: and Betty Pietryga, Elizabeth Almond. Mr. F rank Serresseque, with the assistance of Marilyn Bo- se ly, directed the play. Band Bounce war council' BAND BAND BOUNCE BOUNCE TRYOUTS TRYOUTS h Gnnu he 9-6X rs iof l ProsPect1Ve dance show We 'G 90i ng fhfS-Qgw Art The art department at Work -ln 'ir Mr. Iohn Wright explains mosaic tile Ari classes' many projects include enam eling on copper work Activities ll. to r.l lst row Iohn Owens Doug Devens Margie Moore Dick McElroy 2nd row Bill Grein Gary Walther Iim Martens Bob Holms Iohn Kaczmarck Lois Levine Sue Schiller Carolyn Rule Michele Feldman Ellen Markellie Mr. Serresseque Ioan Rosenbluth Glennis Schnettler Sadye Tatman Marilyn Bosely Kay Ziegel Doug Doane Clubs AGATHOS il. to r.l lst row Sitting 2nd row Sitting Kay Alcorn Nancy Asline ll. to r.l Sitting Pat Foss Iudy Cahalan Ianet Cunningham Sherrie Siskind Karen Meisel Standing Miss Kessler Sandra Shaw Io Ann Limberg Geraldine Morris Ruth Bender Mrs. Ruterbusch Ann Stevens Ruth Bemecker Iudy Sartain Margaret Sim Dick McDowell Standing lim Martens Iean Weber Frank Westover Dick McElroy Crystal Groulx Doug Devens Gary Walther Margie Moore Janet Roth Miss Taylor Pat Foss Sue Schiller Karen Meisel THESPIAN OFFICERS Cl. to r.l-Vice-president. Sue Schiller: Treasurer, Margie Moore: President, Dick McElroy: Clerk, Doug Devens: Mr. Seresseque. ECCLESIA Ioan McComb Michael Fancher Sue Schiller Ianet Roth Betty Toyzan Linda Quigley Sue Anderson Gale Golden Iudy Sherman Celeste Workman Sue Robinson Rae Asel Peggy Snyder ECCLESIA OFFICERS Cl. to r.lfSecretary, Karen Meisel: President. Sue Schiller: Treasurer. Peggy Snyder. AGATHOS OFFICERS fl. to r.l-Secretary. Margaret Simg President, Dick McDowell: Vice-president, Kay Alcorn. Clubs Activities DEBATE ll. to r.l Sitting Sue Levine Michele Feldman Margo Horowitz Karen Meisel Standing Iudy Sartain Iudy Rowell Ed Sabourin Iudy Kraenzlein Frank Westover Mr. White Douglas MacRae Margaret Sim Iohn Sherman Lois Levine Gale Golden VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS Cl, to r.l-f-President, Wayne Gwizdala: Secretary4Treasurer. Iim Wilson. MUSIC CLUB OFFICERS tl. to r.l-Treasurer, Lora Lee Richards: Secretary, Mimi Walsh: President, Sue Parrish: Vice-president. Ann Stevens. , uwvggfues MUSIC CLUB tl. to r.l lst row Sherrie Siskind Carol Horen Beverly North Iudy Sherman Mr. Cramer 2nd.row Mr. Cady Lora Lee Richards Margaret Sim Ann Stevens Beverly Dulude 3rd row Margaret Iohnson Iudy Becht 4th row Georgia Atha Ruth Anketell 5th row Helen Hubbell Iudy Gwizdala Sth row Dianne Poole Marian Reddick 7th row Suzanne Topa Arlene Surath 8th row Sue Parrish Barbara Fisher Sue Bellon Iudy Kometh 9th row Ruth Bernecker Linda Greenwalt Sue Robinson Dianne Longpre Betty Puckett 10th row Adeline Becht Arlene Brown Leota Hayward Sandra Shaw tl. to r.l lst row lim Kern Gary Adelman Bill Dyer Bob Sams David Immerman Bruce MacDonald Frank Fulton Paul Stanton Ierry Iopke Bill Floto Carl Protier Chuck Crompton 2nd row Ion Slezak Wayne Gwizdala Dick Wichlinski Gary Munger Mimi Walsh llth row Karilyn Kriewall Ioan Rosenbluth Iudy Kraenzlein Lillian French VARSITY CLUB Dick Mrozinski Ken Stambaugh Gayland Hagelshaw Dale Gibel.you Don Davis Iim Chesney Iim Martens 3rd row Harold Busch Dave Fortin Leonard Eiqner Dick Krzysiak Dan Brady Bill Grein Iohn Kraftt Bill Dawson Dick Syring Mike Voisine Erwin Rosenbury 12th row Dick Reid Ed Majeske Charles Moore 13th row Martin DeBats Neil Everson Dick McDowell Activities C I U b S C.C.C. tl. to r.l lst row Iudy Adams Kathy Miller Iudy Brown Diane Longpre Georgia Atha Peggy Snyder 2nd row Carol Burzinski Pat Alcorn Michele Feldman Lora Lee Richards Ruth Anketell Iudy Graham Phoebe Atha Sally Fisher Estelle Surath Sharon Willett Margo Horowitz Sue Levine 3rd row Miss Iohnston Marcia Crampton Betty Toyzcm Diane Stradinger Carol Horen Donna Oakley Margaret Sim Karen Bowers Reva Hutton Mary Shiffman Kathleen Surath Iulie Doyen Miss Hodgson 7.5 Z was CREATIVE WRITING fl to rl Standing Dick Waltman Io Mary Gleason Kay Ingram Barbara Fletcher Mary Shifiman Iohn Wisnrewski Ruth Neitzel Norm Halstead lean Weber Diane Blanchard Donna Beach Sitting Miss Wynel-ren Wayne Gwizdala Kay Ziegel Margie Moore Barbara Bond Wayne Manke Nancy Quast Charlie Harris Mary Io Phillips Iohn Thomas Doug Devens Ron Norlock CENTRAL CITIZENSHIP CLUB OFFICERS tl. to r.l-Vice-president, Reva Hutton: Treasurer, Diane Stradinger: President, Margo Horowitz: Secretary, Karen Bgwers USHERS CLUB OFFICERS Cl. to r.l-President, Grace Talagag Vice-president, Francis VanFleet. CL to r.l lst row Ernestine Taverne Miss Lillich Grace Talaga Frances VanFleet Elinor Warsaw Shirley Hall 2nd row Ianet Kulka Shirley Hayes Camille Dzurka 3rd row Isabel Lochinski Iulie Doyan USHERS CLUB Mary Ann Sniechinska 4th row Sybil Framke Charmaine Wisniewski Ieannette Kaminski Arlene Evans Clubs FUTURE TEACHERS tl. to. r.l Sitting Anne Martin Lillian French Marlene Martin lst row Carol Holmgren Iohanna Connelly Virginia Vernon Alice Reynes Miss Zielinski Beverly North Dianne Poole Marietta Turmell 2nd row Evelyn Ballor Iudy Kraenzlein Carol Neering Ianet Bellinger Phyllis Finn Karen Meisel Y-TEENS tl. to r.l lst row Connie Dunham Iudy Kometh Mrs. VanNees Barbara Fisher loyce Spinner Fran MacNicol Arlene Bridges 2nd row Carol Cinciala Linda Linton Shirley Iacobs Pat Glaza Mildred Lanagan Beverly Chase Iudy Rowell 3rd row Beverly Bolander Betty Hunt Frances VanFleet Nancy Arnold Charlene Gracey Karen Thompson Carolyn VanWagner Iulie Kearly Aileen Barber Ioyce Wilson Marilyn Talaqa Marjorie Green Activities VISUAL ED il. to r.l Sitting Ioe Glaza George Harding Constant Hausbeck Phillip Wagner Ronald Ratajczak Don Deardon Standing Ioe Spychalski Harold Kuehnemund Bill Ionas Terry Keyser Iim Kucera Iim Bublitz Mr. Remington Y-TEEN OFFICERS FUTURE TEACHER OFFICERS tl. to r.lfTreasurer, Barbara Fisher: Secretary, Iudy Kometh: President, Joyce Spinner. tl. to r.l-Vice-president. Lillian French President, Anne Martin: Secretary-treasurer, Marlene Martin. Activities Clubs HI-Y il. to r.i Sitting Bill Luptowski Mr. Carey Iim Schultz Standing Iohn Harris Billie Bartlett Charles Zeder Dick Asman Dave Fortin Harold Busch Chuck Crampton Charlie Harris Don Crosby Don Holsinger Iim Zeder HI-Y OFFICERS fl to r.D--fTreasurer, Dave Piper: President, Jim Schultz: Secretary, Gary Walther. FUTURE NURSES Sitting ll. to :J Bonnie Bums Nancy Black Karen Bowers Sue Bradner Barb Beckmann Mary Lynn Ianasik Bonnie Conler Marlene Eager Iill Francis Marilyn Goss tl. to r.J FUTURE NURSES OFFICERS Ronald Ratajcmk Cl to r.JASecretary, Karen Bowers: Bob Kilthbert Paul Finn ' Bl k: President' Nancy GC Pete Niedzielski Vice-president. Barbara Beckman: Phillip Wagner Treasurer, Sue Bradner. Standing ll. to :J Marietta Simmons Linda Mason Carol Wurdock lim Hgner Dan Hayward Standing on steps George Connelly Dick Weaver Kay Wurdock Ioyce Nugent Marlene Honold Iudy Becht Charlene Rivard STAGE CRAFT Music Here comes the band! They are led down the field by the majorettes cmd the drum major. At parades or the football pre-game and half-time shows this lively group of performers is found. This group with their batons and other props are always on the job. Snow, rain, or just freez- ing Weather, the twirlers are present putting on their acts. Unknown to many in the audience are the work and hours of practice that go into the perfection of the baton routine. The drum major and majorettes practice, march, drill. What is their reward? It's the satisfaction they have in knowing they've done their best. The band does a wonderful job, but the baton twirl- ers add that certain touch of perfection. There- fore, it is only right that our majorettes and drum major should be saluted. DRUM MAIOR lack Perry MAIORETTES Donna Beach Carol Burzinski Pat Foss Sue Anderson Everything from accordion . . . to dancmg to guitar at the talent assembly. Music The A Cappella choir of Central High Music! Music! Music! This is brought about at Central with the help of the Orchestra and the A Cappella Choir which are two well known branches of music at Central. These groups can be seen daily practicing for the many programs that they present. The orchestra is made up of forty-six members and is under the direction of Mr. Cramer. They provide music for school plays and assem- blies, the Mid-Winter Concert, and Band Bounce. Both the A Cappella Choir and the Orchestra have given exchange assemblies with other schools. The A Cappella Choir is made up of eighty-two members with Mr. Cady as their director. These voices of Central sing for assemblies, Band Bounces, Mid-winter Concerts, the Christmas Pageant, graduation exercises, and various other programs. 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Your entire life consists of an series of associations with people. You must learn to adjust yourself to all types of people, even though they may differ from age, type of peygon- yality, educational background, and ill'1fe1'QSl.l jg 'Since there is a certain amount .o,fgQelasticity..yin social relations., therelfare ,no s ironclad Each social situation demands a different sort of llllilll r eaction. Your success in adapting to each different social situation will depend upon your previ usdyexperiencesi.wi.th people in high gscltbol. 1. si ,,, - wit? .. , In the formal classroom you don't have a to dealrf. f iiii with people socially. That is why outside yactiivities r ,,iss are llll 'fso important. The dances and other 'social events is.r, pro. vided ioryou bythe school are a learning process for etter living in your associations withaothers. Through theiselfevents, you acquire more poise and confidence in yourself. 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Lois Loehne Sue Bradner Yvonne Asel s 4 m.'5.'mt 2 'A Y rm xt 5 t Q ' Katie Harris Carol Husted are Wflm What do you mean, it doesn't look right? d ed oi cottiswn Chen Pat Kowalski Aw you're crazy, my crepe paper goes here ,.,,r, Social I -Hop ovides entertainment for Penthouse Neil Everson pr Serenade intermission Margaret I ohnston I d S th 1 d u Y ou er an Crt Centmlfs first DISC Dance Kathy Kelly Fred Rees, Co-chairman Ioan McComb, Wendy Ann ' ' the I-Hop R 1 h Marterie at Holiday Bernhart and Co-chauman B111 Dyer at Time out for autographs from a p Prom. fs, sy , ' ' jf' ' t, A K EIS-sew-fleffsi fi, -F ,fa ra, Ji' ' 2 A we f ff? fH.i5s-'mi' 1 L L- xp. . ,, . ,, - 5 fu ' -f - zz, . . fast j .. gig f li :ff . 17' -- yy :ff -fiiy - V K 1 Z sgys entering the of your new of educational and time. You'veWfinallyg arrived at school-reaching the first so? A speak, but now' that you're e eee ef4 ou find, yourself besieged little nagging doubts. You ask lyyourseli ,ni I like high school life: will I like the kids here: will- I ,fee-li as though 1 reeliy belong here? e .These , over-shadowed the excitement of entering high school for the iqevertlieless, they are probably still thereg- J be nsikig A , , F Happily, at the end of your Freshman yearg irs all ofithe questions that you asked yourself the beginning of the year answered., with those answers, you begin planning the next year, your Sophomore yeaf, with enthusj iasm and high expectations. f , ysit 1 , s From a flighty Freshman to a settled-down Sophomore: can a year re-ally make so much difference? y Sophomores have become accustomed to those Fibber McGee-closet con- ditions in their lockers: they now feel at home, so to speak, in the halls, class- rooms, and cafeteria: they realize high school is not as place for all play and no work Cor vice versal. Upperclassrnenalso notice the change. Sophomores are quieter, less inclined to run in the halls, and not quitefso giggly as they were last year. Football, basketball, swimming and other sports become more interesting to second year students as their classmates have advanced from the Freshman squads to the lunior Varsity: and the varsity games also are more intriguing as 10th graders know personally some or all of the participants. Yes, this year has been a great-year, but there are twomore even greater years still ahead. t s t ' A Iunior! lust one- more year to go before the big year. ln this year you will still be considered an underclassman, but it will soon be over. The Iunior year is an early start on your life plans, but not too early a start. You are beginning one of the most irnportant decisions of your life, the future-. The doors to the world are slowly opening to you., Fields of opportunity are all around if you look. A Iunior has the right to y,,, feel superior. Counting off the days o-n your fingers isn't necessary: time will really fly. Almost before you know it Iune will be here and you will be a Senior! While in your Junior year, you spend a great deal of time preparing for your last and most importantyear of high school. Teachers, friends, and your parents will influence you in Yourplanslfor theffuture. What will it be for you? College? Work?s or the varrned1senvices?f Whatever it may be, see you next year. , f A , my A K ' K K V . U D E RG A 10th Grade 9 th Grade 3 II th Grade 1 I A I R.,f..BmEv. Juniors OFFICERS CLASS SPONSGRS Rosalie Manz President - Iohn Slezak Vice President - Iudy Sartain Secretary - Ann Beth Cole Treasurer - Ronald Reinsch Arnold, Nancy Atwater, Clifford Atha, Phoebe Auer, Ierry Backus, Ian Ballor, Evelyn Bissonette, Percy Bjorem, Richard Black, Nancy Blain, Iudy Bovier, Norma Bowker, Albert 5 4 4 x r 'KQV , Y , K 6 x X v ff Kenneth Willoughby Abbe, Rosemarie A Adams, Ioan C Allenspach, Gary Anderson, Suzanne Andrea, Clark Anthony, Antoinette NI. r Q 'Humax , ,W V'-MH ri ,f 3 - P-. -259 Q . 'W ,, JVVQVM,-, ,V V, Ballor, Pat t y , ,, - Barber, Pete yy' lri V i Beckrow, Iames Beuon. sue . tn B A A Qtl' ' A Bender, Ruth S ' i t Benedict, Lynn 5 K, V , Q S VN, . 5-w W 'M - W, Bublitz, Mary lo Busch, Harold Buzzard, Ioy Cahalan, Iudy Cameron, William Campau, Tom M , f 13551 my ,rrr l Crampton, Chuck Crampton, Marcia Crane, Harold Culberson, Polly Cuthbert, Bob Dawson, William Divo, Iohn Drouare, Ed Drzyzga, Mary Duby, Pat Dunham, Connie Dyer, Bill fi Fischer, lanet Fisher, Barbara Flores, Natie Floto, William Francis, William Frazier. Helen Juniors A 9--':. , Braman, Iudy Bristow, Ed Britton, Sam Brodin, Donald Browne, Gary Bnmette, Ierry nr . . ' , ,lqmhgl k ' at-1 ' 1 .. --ff 'K y R, . k , Q ., lftllfld ' ' Q W' in ,, A - W, a,,j2w Campbell, Neil Carey, Donna Chase, Beverly Cole, Beth Ann Connelly, Anne Cooley, David W tit my iinii L M i K - 1' 'Y H 1f':'L,Zf J Dean, Mary Lou Degg. Pat Delude, Beverly Dent, lean Diehl, Bonney Dishaw, Ron Ebright, Terry Edmonds, Mary lane Eickinger, Sue Filary, Anthon Filary. lo Anny Fischer, Sally E52 if f Juniors Giesey, Tom Gillis, Nancy Glaza, Pat Golden, Gale Gracey, Charlene Graham, Iudy Ss , 7 ,. . :K,,.kk, , . I 1 French. lanice French, Lillian , . I - ,. ff l. gf , Gates, Iames Y Geister, Douglas Giannaris, Robert SQ Gibelyou, Dale Q ,, as c i i s l , - l ls,, H ,, lslss Halstead, Iohn Hanthorn, Ieanne Harding, Larry Harris, Gus Harris, ludith Hartz. Carolyn Heska, Ianet Hier, Richard Higgins, Dolores Hixon, Clara Hoffman, Rosalie Holmes, Robert 1. Immerman, David Irwin, Ianet Isaac, lunior Iablonski, Bill Iacobs, ludy Iaskiewicz, Io Anne 1 ? V Q1 V ,. vlrl Jr 1 . irgg? Q ig, 11 Q Grigg, Neal Gruszcynski, lack Guon, Iim Gushow, Sharron Hages, Nan Hall, Shirley Hasenberg, Shirley Hayes, Shirley Hayward, Daniel Hebert, Ioan Hegenauer, Iohn Herber, ludy X Hopkins, Richard Horen, Ruth Hudson, Linda Huskins, Dick Husted, Carol Hyland, ludy ,Q ,I ,..w ,Q Xi, N , 4, , Q in L r U 5 wi 1 M , , s wr ' 5 Z f ,i , . Alf Q rj' X A 123 fi 5-in 2 f X 5 V R f. . 9 sr lump, Vern Kanicki, Don Kearly, Iulie Kem, Bill Keschman, Ioe Kintner, Leroy f-. . ki Krabbe, Iudy Kraus, Ken Kraenzlein, Iudy Krause, David Kriewall, Karilyn Kuehnemund, Harold LaLonde, Carol Lanagan, Mildred Lange, Gregg Laskey, Donald Leivo, Gordon Lippek, lerry .P Lynn, lim MacDonald, Bill MacDonald, Bruce Majeske, Nancy Martin, Marlene Martin, Michael 9 N.- ,122 lim.. agm saga E, , , K ig 1, ulll F , 'E X ir ik 1 Ft 1? , Q, in I . 5, , . x U ll ., :E f il! if wi on ' 44 i 'A W g. fe: ' 'Mx rip-E I- r,,,r in ,rl - iw ' i 2 Ve V? Q F , Juniors Iohnson, Ianet Iohnson, ludy Iohnson, Richard Iones, Ronald lopke, Ierry Iudson, Don as A rw . r. -, Vw F Klemer, lohn Kometh, Iudy Konziola, Gene Korpal, lerry Kozak, Suzanne Krabbe, Anita Kukla, Bob Kusterer, Bernice Krakowski, Ron Krueger, Ray Kussro, Ken LaBreck, lim Linton, Marge Loehne, Lois Lodewyk, Bruce Longpre, Deanna Louchart, Ken Lozen, Victor gsm? D Juniors Mehnert, Ken ' Meisel, Tom Meiselbach, Claire Meier, Ken f 5 f Micho, Ierry .- Middleton, Edna .4 7 'K Murray, William Neering, Michael Neering, Carol Niedzielski, Pete Nietzel, Maureen North, Beverly . ..,' il J 1. , ,rri , Q-' ,75 - . ri'-LN 'V Q ' 5315 ,. ,,,, t .rt R l . fill l ll V ,,,. Mu, , W , at ,. , Ostash, Ioan Parrnenter, Carla 5 Pawlawk, Ierry ,blqi 5 Peltier, Iohn ,,d lvi li Perkins, Wendell V ,,, T Peplinski, loyce y 1554 t as erll Quast Richard Quellman Kay Quigley Linda Randall Barbara Randall Iack W, Reinsch Ron 2,5 23 Q F , i ew Martinez, Dimas McLellan, Marilyn McComb, loan McGillvary, Eric McNew, David McRae, Douglas . 'le fi W .,, . s hnz, Miller, Harold Mils, Buss Mitchell, George Molner, Doug Morin, Terry Morgan, Barbara El Norman, Reginald Nowaczyk, Don Oberdorf, Karl Obey, Gerry Osborn, Ron O'Fan'ell, Iohn Plarski, Peggy Poole, Thomas Post, Kenneth Premo, Elaine Pretzer, lim Quast, Barbara my it Roth, Ianis Roth, Marilyn Rowell, Iudy Rozak, Gerald Ruskowski, Bill Rybak. loan is S , ,, W ' ,. ,,.' , Schlosser, Iim Schmidt, Iim Schoof, Ioyce Schroeder, Keith Schultz, Ieanne Schultz, Ken Juniors Reynes, Alice Reynolds, Lynn Ritter, Ianet Robinson, Ioann Robinson, Sue if ,aging Q l 4, .,,, . , , get c if' B 5 si f F gif 'Yi LQ, if Z Wir a I ..., H F' 9-ff Remington, Ronald Ryers, Rita Sabourin, Bob Sabourin, Ed Sams, Robert Sartin, Iudy Schindler, Earl H iryi T gi Y, it z z lsl f' fa-Al' s 1' 'hw K 103 Sierras. Ed Sieverl, Bill Siniif, loe Slezak, lon Smith, Carl Smith, Namon Sowinski Louise Spinner Ioyce Stachowski Mike Stachowicalc, Dick. F Stambaugh, Ken Stanton, Paul . 'f S LA Segebrecht, Gisela Shaw, Sandra Sherman, Iohn Sherman, Iudy Shewfelt, Dave Short, lean Snyder, Peggy Socia, Marlene Soderquist, Ieanne Sohacki, David Soufflet, Melvin Southerland, Iudy 7-wh? -Nail' -- M 1 teet , laee . I i ,,,..,r VV I V ,1i 'Wifi A ' , , .. ff' . , I i ' i F if 1 gi F ' Q ,. 4 A t vt' J, ,ly l Juniors , , , , . A M A 'nfl Syring, Dick Tacy, Leslie Tager, Marcia Talaga, Grace Telfor, Larry Thompson, Karen Vincent, Gary Wackerly, Mike Walker, Geraldine Walkowiak David Wascher, Gaylene Weigle, Frank - gf - - 1 f,t:f gZt 'L Starr, Betty Starr, Dallas Steven, Ann Stowers, Russell Surath, Estelle Swartz, Herb -3 Q Q .y - ' A , X KM Ns., ll is 4 W . Wolicki, Marion Wuepper, Iohn Yahr, Phyllis Zabel. Douglas lezflk. Marilyn I X T t Urban, Gil Van Alst, Jerry Van Fleet, Francis Van Guildir, Iudith Van Wagner, Carolyn Van Zale, Carole w y .3,. K X X f f Welt, Richard Werner, Ioyce Whipple, Ron Willet, Sharon Wisniewski, Mary Wittkopp. Mary -if Q Wi if fr H G -r O GB H Q B 3 UI ia: wg . W f Baker, Kay Sophomores OFFICERS President - Carol Bemard Vice President - Charles Moore Secretary - Iudy Gwizdala CLASS SPONSORS Carolyn Puraraski Treasurer - Gary Rich Newell Remington Abear, Donna Adams, ludy Adelman, Gary Alarie, Henry Albisani, Adelaide Alcorn, Patricia Allman. Peggy Anderson, Allen Anketell, Ruth Archer, Betty Arnold, Dennis Asel, Yvonne Atha, Georgia Badour, loan Badour, Ice Bakus, Carolyn Barcia, Carol 35 Baird. Roger Barker, lack P Barrowman Jerry Baczkiewicz, lames P A P 5 Q,,, 5 5 Sophomores Batzlaff, Nancy Bearsch, Iudy Becht, Iudith Beck, Howard Beckmann, Barbara Bomya, Iudith Bonner, Barb Bradner, Sue Brashaw, Guiles Brown, Fred Brown, Kay Brown, Nancy Bruce, Douglas Buda, Iudy Burks, Essilene Burns, Bonnie ,, A 45 43 '59 if if --'. M 5321? f r , . , - , Maia, it . 5 wi yy .,.. ,c .fs . 5' V Q I KV A e .' , , fi ws 1 ,. ll ., ' 71' XV Beebe, Ianet Berjevin, Iohn Bemecker, Ruth Bernard, Carol Benson, Tom Bischoff, leanetle Bjorem., Ilene Blossey, Geraldine Blumlo, Marilyn Bolander, Beverly Bolander, Edward N if , Y 5 2 is , a V 'F -' ,MPL-G, gf! A Q px W . QF ff , ,gli by ' F, 2'g:1A5fs::1,:if:ffi. ,V v,., y..,,,,, f ,. 5 ' , N J, J, wr .Qs 5 , rs- Confer, Bonnie Cooke, Iudy Cooley, Rosemarie Coppler, Iudy Cornelius, Kay Crawford, Reginald 3 ff' ,Fil Cain, Marjean Campbell, Bob Campbell, Dorothy Carey. len Carlisle, Billy Chalmers, Barbara Charlebois, Sandra Chase, Shirley Clark, William Clever, Malcolm Coleman, Richard is ill X? ,H Culberson, Barbara Cunningham, Ianet ' Q Dahn, Charlene Dawson, Nonna DeBats, Ed Dubay. ludy Dubois, Betty Dueweke. lerry Dziurka, Carmille Edler, Marilyn Eigner, I ames Elenbaum, ll-1dY Engelhardt, Richard English, lay Essiltine, Don Evans. Arlene A :J I if IW? J ff ff X ' W 7 4, 52211, 5515? 1 V vlsix Sophomores DeGolia, Iohn Dehn, Donna Duchane, Frank Devens, Fred Diehl, Diane Diehl, Iim Dixon, Roberta Dural, Charles Dock, Dorothy Douglas, Scott Doyen, Gary Finn, Paul Fischer, Barb Francis, Tim Fancher, Michael Frantz, Charles L Gaston. Alecia Gawlak. Sandra Geisz, Richard Gerard, Fred Gifford, Carolyn Gohr, Art Fogelsonger. Bob Foley, Pat Gafike, Suzanne Gall, Robert Galle, Mary Gasta, William Sophomores Gomez, Ray Gomez, Reuben Goodwin, Betty Goss, Kathy Graczck, Ioseph la l 5 Hintz, Genevieve Hoffman. lohn Honald, Marlene Horen, Pat Hosford, Barbara Houston, Shelby Howell, Iudy Hubbel. Helen Hunt, Beety Irish, Earl Itter, lack Kaiden, Ronald Kaminski, Ieanette Kanicki, Mary Katt, Ken Katt, Sally Kent, Bob Grail, Pam Greenwalt, Linda Griffith, Sharron Gruszynski, Frank Gum, lames Gwizdala, Iudy Hagelshaw, Frank Hart, Richard Hazen, Pat Heuser, Bob Himes, Wayne Iablonski, Ed Iackson, Mary Iacobs, Dorothy Iarvis, Tom 4 Ianasik, Mary Ann Ianasik, Paul Iankowiak, Ed Iohnson, Ken Iohnson, Doyal Jonas, Iim Kaczmarek, Iohn Kerkhove, Frank Knobloch, Susan Korpal, Thomas Kowalski, Lillian Kramer, Karen 5 Lauria Gerald LaBreck Helen Leske Walt Sophontores Lewandowski, Betty Limberg, Ioann Lynn, Doane MacGregor, Alex Linn, Walt Lock, Kenneth Louchart, Dennis MacEachern, Robert .1 ff M 'f, ,ff AQ' if ' . ' ,oee tx Ernst Maxson, Kathleen McA.lindon, Harold McCann, Iudy McCarthy, Gary McClung, Donna McC1ung, Myma 5 A Kranen, Miriam Kubica, Gary Kuhl, Ioyce Kung, Sharon Kunkel, Erwin LaBrenz, Marian Lamkin, Arthur Lapin, Kira LaRocque, Nancy Larssen, lean LaRue, Beverly 2. , . I 1 r fm any K MacGregor, Patricia 1 Mannion, William Markell, Carolyn L Marshall, Sue y l ' x ' . yi, Martens, Sandra Martin, lim Martin, Ginger Mason, Linda Martinez, Angel Matthew, Wallace Maturen, Ierry Sbphomores McCu11oh, Iohn McKenzie, Sandra , - Mexicotte, Betty r Miller, Sarah 'V ' Miller, Dolores N P P ' 5544. iv QM Q 'EL' Ky sf. X V1 , ir fY1f 3 N Nearinq. Carolyn Nees, Donna Niemann, Dick Nowak. Susan Nowokowski, Roberta Nugent, Ioyce Nuncio, Ioe N P Nuttal, Marcia Obertine, Ian o'Bnen, Bobbie 'i , Oserowsky, Nancy jd is Mills, Bonnie Mish, Don Moeller, Bob Moore, Charles Moore, Tom Morgan, Shirley Morris, Geraldine Mosyck, Nick Motko, Beverly Moquin, Darlene Myres, Gary fsl, A .,.. ,, r . :Z : La K Pemberton, Bill Perez, Manuel Perreault, Bonnie Peterson, Dan Pickering, Lynette Piechowiak, ludy Owen, Iohn Page, Gloria Palmer, lim Parker, Mark Parker, Sandra Parker, Wally Parrott, Keith Paten, Vernon Paterson, Dick Patterson, Mike Patterson, Sherrell Piering, Dorothy Pinter, Pat Plum, Tim Poirier, Mary Anne Poirier, Sandra as, 7 43 Roe, Delaine Rogers, George Roseberry, David Rule, Carolyn Rychlicki, Monica Sampson, Iudith Schneider, Bill Schmidt, lim Schmidt, Arney Schoof, Kathleen Schoof, Marva Sophomores Prentice, Dave Proifer, Roger Quintel, Lois Rachwitz, James Q R 4 N' mi it B H , , ,,, -if ' swftitf' Reid. Patsy Reynolds. Frank Rich, Gary Richards, Iane Richards, Mary Lou Riebenack, Pete Ritchie, Donna QB? if s Schular, Ierry Schultz, lim Schultz, Kenneth Schwab, Barbara Seelinger, Bob Skrzypczak, Ron Smentczae, Rose Smith, Margaret Smith, Ronald Sniecinska, Mary Ann Snyder, Betty Sennon, Dick Seykowski, Germaine Sielski, Suzanne Schiattone, ludy Sepos, Tom Siskind, Sherri Sophomores Socier, Ierry Soloman, lack Soloman, lim Sommer, Marilyn Spannagel, Richard Swanton, Sundrya Swiercz, Florian Swincicki, Ken Szcepanski, Gerald Szeney, Brenda Tacey, Iudy Talaga, Bernie Tallmadge, Russell Tally, B. l. Taylor, lack Taylor, lone Voges, Carl Vought, Ianet Waits, Martin Walker, Roy Walsh, Carol Walsh, Marguerite Spychalski, Elaine Stamiris, Dennis Staudacher, Iudie Steggall, Iudy Stevens, Norma St. Laurent, Iames Stock, Karen Stothard, Dick Struble, Sandra Sullivan, Kathy Sullivan, Tom Tews, Dick Thompson, Ron Thompson, Bill Talaga, David Topa, Suzanne Turrnell. Mary Urban, Paul Van Alst, Ianet Van Buren, Iudith Van Hurk, Ed Veitengruber, Ron ZUWQ Walter, Charles Wagner, Shirley Wascher, Dayle Weiler, Ianet Weller, Bill Wisniewski, Betty Wisniewski. Charmaine Wisniewski. Norman Witzke, Betty Wolff, Virginia Wojciechowski, Dennis A Woodburne, Iames Woodruff, Lyle Woods, Floyd Wurdock, Carol Wurdock, Kay Sophomores Wendt, Nancy Wendt, Ruth Whipple. Kathleen Whitbrodt, Bill White, Clinton White, Roger Wilkinson, Larry Williams, Columbus Williams, George Williams, Ruby Wipa, Sally Autographs Wynn, Phyllis Young, lack Zybach, Marjorie Zielinski, Tom Barr, Brenda Freshmen OFFICERS Vice President - Iill Francis CLASS SPONSORS 5 Helen Wyneken President - Rick Moulton Secretary - Kathy Kelly Treasurer - Mary Beth Trahan 'Q' . .S-4 f' 2 Ari? 3 rw- i i, , 4335 5754, if Abbe, William Abbs, Warren Adamczyk. Carolyn Ahler, Douglas Albach, Bonnie Albertson, Barbara Allenspauch, Nancy Amrhein, Priscilla Anderson, Kenneth Anderson, lean Ameen, Sharron Ames, Tom Armier. Michael Arocha, Emilio Asman, Dick Auman, Terry Baird. Richard Barber, Arleen Bedore, loyce Beebe, Elaine Bellinger, Ianet Birkenheier, Ioyce Bishop, Bob Black, Evelyn Bliss, Bill Brattler, Barbara Bretzloff, Linda Brisbois, Nancy Chalmer Young Flores, Lucy . 'W if as 'ze fy I -:5 :nf 1 A way ll-if .ie Q 153' 2 1? ff ,, wi., 2225 , ., W , g A5 My D, W wmz' if , ' Y if 5' ' x F nur E A H 1. ,, ,ri E tgp, rr ., .. fliiir ' -5 ..g dj! 3 if M R , 4. P, 'i P i 9 i i ' Brown. Brown, Greg Marilyn Bublitz, Alice Bublitz, Iohn Bublitz, Ruth Burks. Calvin Burns, Keith Burns, Mary Lou Carrol, Iames Cataline, Richard Cataline, Robert Clark, Bob Clark, Ted Crane, Grant Cunningham, Nancy Cahalan, Margie Cole, Iulie Cole, Patricia Coleman, Barb Collver, Ronald Compton, Richard Connelly, Iohanna Conler, Charles Conkle, Marilyn Consens, Ianet Cook, Thomas Corbin, Dick Czerwinski, Don Davis, Donald DeBats, Kenneth Deiord, Betty Deiord, Elaine Diehl, Iudy Dixon, Tom Dombkowski. Iames Doyen. Ianet Doyle, Phillip Duby, Connie Eager, Marlene Eddy, Barbara Edsall, William Elam, Ronald Elgas, Della Engelhardt, Gerald Emdt, Anthony Estabrook, lanet Faustyn, Richard Felske, Gary Ferguson, Iudy Filary, Beatrice Finn, Fred Finn, Mary Lou Finn, Phyllis Fisher, Constance Fisher. Ioyce Freshmen F itch, Craig Fylling. Ron Fortin, Lona Mae Fox, Barbara Fromke. Sandra Francis, Iill Freeman, Bonnie Friesorger, Carole French, Patrick French, Terry Fulton, Elena Gaeth, Lyle Garcia, Patricia Garcia, Roman Gauthier, Nancy Gillmore, Kenneth Goebel, Marimanda Gonea, Glen Goss, Marilyn Grachlowski, Robert Graczyk, Robert gt i fe ,I T 'Elf ll Hifi if lr 'iii wr K K 1i:fZ'i f-wg-1, K' K 2 Q JW' i Q. Q 1' Q F X in- X ig il 3 at -:.'f' I -'r--r 'as 2 if Halstead, Michael Freshmen Graebner, Bill Gray, Robert Green. Marjorie Gross, Ierry Groulx, Ken Groya, Michael Gulczinski, Iim Gurner, Rovert Harist, Dave Harness. Rhea Harris, Fred Harris, Katie Ha rtley, Bruce Hartwig, Iim Hausbeck, Ray Hayes. Florence Hebert. Kenneth Henderson, Doris Heinz, Edward Herek, Ron Herber, Shirley Herzog, Beverly Hoeing, Vicki Hoffman, Allen Hollandmoritz, Ianet Horowitz, David Huebner, Richard Huggard, Dale Huggard, Douglas Humphery, Bill Humphery, Walter Hurley, Rosemary Hutton, Leni Inhart, Shirley Irish, Paul Isaac. Harold Iacobs, Aloysia Iacob, Larry Iacobs, Marlene Iacobs, Shirley Iakubiak, Ron Iankans, Kathleen Iankowiak, Allan laskiewicz, Donna leske, Marlene Iezak, Iames Iohnson, Barbara Iohnson. Eleanor Iohnson, Margaret Iohnson, Marie Iohnson, Tony Iones. Iames Iones. Sharron Iudson. Iudy Kabbe. Marilyn Kanicki, lim Kanierski, Darlene Kelly, Kathleen Kelsey, Dorothy Kendall, Glen Kienzle, Robert Kintner, Michael Kinney, Robert Klimek, Iames Knight, Ruth Koby, Iames Kokaly, Ervin Kondziola, Ierame Kosecki, Richard Kowalski, Frank Kowalski, Pat Krause, Ann Krukowski. Tamara M We 1 y 'fs wr Sr 3 R ' 4 ,fn r r , Q r ,S 45 . Kar? X , rfsekgr rf was 39 fr M Q my , 'lg ! g Q ,rr I y HQQ M. as 'ri r i ' t Ii K ilr r si -iw? ,X 'Y . Krzyminski, Iames Kula, Terry LaCombe, Thomas A ., his xi? 4 3' 4 1.3! 'X' 5 uv 4, tm , -slit l' 5,5-V X 'xx Qu, ffm' ,L ,gg we fr ' re. L Emo LaForest, Iack LaLonde Louise LaPointe, Carol Lambert, Tim Latosky, Sally LaRoche, Marilyn LaRose, Carole LaVergne, Fred Lemiesz, Dorothy Lemke. Ann Lesniak, Gerald Linton, Linda Louis, Iim Lowe, Ierry Lowery, Adise Lowery, Thelma Luczak, Richard Lutzke, Richard Lynch, Arthur Maciejewski. Marg ie MacLachlan, Walter MacNico1 Frances Mcrillette. Fred Marth, Leonard Maxson, Eugene McCann, Robert McCann, Patsy McDougall, Iohn McGee, Thomas McHenry. Ierry McLeod, Nancy McNeil, Bonnie Merritt, Mike Mexicotte, Ada Militello, Ieanette Mills, Margaret Milkes. Owen Misener, Lenore Mix, Pearl Mix, Robert Mohler, Marilyn Moore, Fred Moore, Jim Morris, Carole Morse, Iohn Moultane, William Moulton, Rick Morin, Agnes Murray, Ioan Myers, Linda Mynarcik, Mike Nalazek, Iudy Nash, Bonnie Neal, Tom Neitzel, Margaret Freshmen Nichols, Fred Niles, Wayne N ordslrom, Curt Nuttall, Gary Ora, Virginia Parker, Robert Parks, Iim Paten, Emery Pauwells, Bob Pawlaczyk, Iames Pearsall, Pamela Peterson, Melvin Pett, William Phillips, lean Pietryga, Betty Piotrowski, Ronald Plarske, I udy Pletzke, I im Plowdrey, Ioe Plum, Kathy Poole, Dianne Post. Dick - sl 1: -is , 2 L 2 ,,,,, 2' RQ 5 1 QQ ' wi ,ff , ef ' iw-is gg t. , i . if er .af A. er fri, -s :-, L ,- he 1' r nf? AE? r ' K4 . 1 ef' ,, ,r Ni' l., W ,, Qs' J.. i 5... Freshmen Premo, Kay Premo, Sandra Quigley, Cran Race, Pat Rachwitz, Ierry Ramon, Gloria Ramsey, Elda Reddick, Marian Reichel, Iudith Reisig, Robert Remington, Michael Repkie. Art Requadt, Charles Revard, Charles Roup, Earl Rozewski, Charles Rudy, Mary Ellen Sadon, Susan Schafer, Alan Schafer, Yvonne Schmidt, Iames Schmidt, Ice Schmidt, Richard Schrader, Robert Schram, Roy Schultz, Lee Schwartz, B. I. Seeback, Iohn Sewart, Iarnes Sharon, Pat Shaw. Marjorie Sheppard, Marion Sheridan, Rita Shook, Tom Sirnmans, Kaye Southerland, Ted Soufflet, Delores Smith, Betty Smith, Iudy Socia, Ierry Sohacki, Allred Solinski, Patsy Spannagel, Ioan Spelker. Steve Strange. Roger Stasick, lane Steaclman, Linda Steadrnan. Marilyn Stehle, Iackie Stevens, Emma Stewart, Doug Richard, Mary Alicesgilwell, Lynn Rivard, Chaelene Robinson, Nola Roeder, William Rogers, Dennis Roth, Diane Roth, Iohn Rouech, Daniel Stoldt, Erwin St. Pierre, Martha Stowers, Larry Supak, Irene Surath, Arlene Swinehardt, Allan Tacy, Arlene Talaga. Paul Tally, Truman Tait, Iudy Thornton, Bob Tomczak, Leo Torka, Sandra Torres, Iohn Trahan, Mary Beth Turmell. Marietta Tuttle, Mildred 5 .K , 1, sei' Ain 441 X SF 2 X l rar iw ,S Q 4 l ft- 2 gf 'T 'ilu ,i 4fgf,.qg.j iii Uhrich, Sandy Urban, Iudy Van Kleeck. Ieanie Van Mulleom. Tim Van Ochten, Gary Vargo, Mary Ann Vernon, Virginia Vink, Willard Volders. Donna Wagner, Ralph Ward, George Watson, Kaye Webb, Terry Weber, William Wendlcmd, Karen Wendt, John Wesley, Iudy Williams, Iohn Wilson, Fred Wilson, Ioyce Wilson, Mary Wisniewski, Sally Witucki, Audrey Witucki, Andrew Wojcik, Kenneth Woodman, Pat Woods. Jerzy Worthington, Iudy Wright, Beverly Wright, Roberta Wrzesinski, Ianet Yde, Karen Yost, Diane Young, Iohn Zachariah, Nola Zeder, James Zelno, Ronald Ziegel, Iudy Zielinski, Iulian Zook, Iim Freshmen Autographs H IS T 0 RY.. Ah! to be young again! Those were L the days. Childhood seems to be set off in a world of its own. A world free from worries and freeyfrom care.JWouldn't it be nice if this held true always? Yes, of course, it would, but 1et's face facts. It just doesn't. Why? Well, to put it mildly, there are many reasons, but- one major reason and pr l em is-+-the task settforfeveryone to earnhis living. That little fact may belstressed far back in yourthoughts, but the day will come when you will find it staring you right in the face. What are you going to do about it? The decision is entirely up to you. It is a hard decision, and in most cases, ultimately a worthy one. With this in mind, this section is devoted to Baby Pictures, Class History, and the Advertisers. The Baby Pictures prove that once upon a'time the sophisticated seniors 'were not so sophisticated. The Class History will help you to discover the qual- ities that some of them have. Will they make good leaders, tradesmen, and businessmen? Read on. Then, form your opinion. The Advertisers, some former Cen- tralites, are showing Central students their interest in their futures. The entire Nation is depending lon them. the products of high schools. It is always realized what is contributed by them is going to be welcome. Now, after this prelude, you may turn the pages into the past and present of future American citizens, the graduating class of 1956. , . ' -J I BA BY fl S M2 'X 'M f , 4 J Q ff Z, 3 ,f N l ' A PICTURES -L 'X , f -w ' f 'fx :W IYIFKI-'L X . f ' 2 ' I . x X V I ffl, f . ,X ' 1 I I, ' Q aphic, Acc - -- Business Adm afion Ian ' g G ...- and Pla ment Ser e - Steps T Your S H ING A ITIOUS ' IORS S E 1 GNL. moIlGHN Class History Excited and eager we began our high school career in the fall of 1952 with an enrollment of 467. To get us off on the right foot we elected John Krafft as our Class President: Ginny Westover, Vice-President: Nancy Asline, Secretary: cmd Wendy Bernhart, Treasurer. To represent us in the Senate we chose Betty Toyzan, Sandy Wojciechowski, Kay Alcorn, Frank West- over, Sadye Tatman, and Margie Moore. Freshmen in the Girls' League were Judy Brown, Sandy Wojciechowski, Sue Schiller, Betty Toyzan, Chris Andrea, and Celeste Workman. Offering their talents for the all-school play, What a Life, were Sadye Tatman, Jim Martens, Margie Moore, Lois Levine, Mary Lynne Dulude, and Reva Hutton. As Sophomores we started our second year of high school with more of the self-confidence and familiarity with Central which we lacked as Freshmen. The enrollment numbered 399. When the final ballots were counted the results were: Doug Doane, President: Sue Schiller, Vice-President: Wendy Bern- hart, Secretary: and Dick McDowell, Treasurer. Elected to positions in the Senate were Kay Alcorn, Sue Schiller, Sadye Tatman, Frank Westover, Gary Walther., and Margie Moore. The Girls' League held its first meeting with Sophomores Diane Blanchard, Michele Feldman, Kay Alcorn, Sue Schiller, Sandy Wojciechowski, and Pat Foss present. Representatives for G.A.A. were Sue Schiller and Jean Weber. The Curse of An Aching Heart was presented as the all- school play and appearing in it were Dick McElroy, Kathie Miller, Margie Moore, Sue Schiller, Margo Horowitz, and Audrey Graff. The Freshman-Sophomore play, The Pot Boiler, was pre- sented with Jan Koch, Marilyn Bosely, Bill Grein, Glennis Schnettler, Karen Meisel, Jim Wilson, Dick Reinecke, and Gary Harden comprising the cast. Our third year of high school began with the election of our class officers: Karen Meisel, President: Kay Alcorn, Vice- President: Wendy Bernhart, Secretary: and Michele Feldman, Treasurer. In the Senate we found Gary Walther, Nancy Asline, Wendy Bernhart, Margie Moore, Diane Blanchard, and Dick McDowell. Doug Devens was appointed Secretary of Informa- tion. Wendy Bernhart was Secretary of Student Affairs. Occupying positions in the Girls' League were Margie Moore, Nancy Asline, Pat Foss, Sandy Wojciechowski, Kay Alcorn, Audrey Graff, and Michele Feldman. A Thespian Troupe was formed with Dick McElroy, Pres- ident: Nancy Asline, Secretary: Margie Moore, Treasurer: and Doug Devens, Clerk. Juniors contributing their talents to the cast of the Midnight Ghost were Crystal Groux, Ellen Markillie, Bill Grein, Sylvia Ghainer, and Doug Devens. At long last we achieved our goal. People no longer looked upon us as frustrated Freshmen, submissive Sophomores, or jazzy Juniors. We were finally superior Seniors. To guide us through our final year we chose as President, Dick McDowell: Vice-President, Ed Majeske: Secretary, Karen Knapp: and Treasurer, David Piper. Proceeds from the Sweetheart Swirl, the annual I-Hop, were donated to the Polio Fund. Chosen as co-chaimren of this event were Wendy Bernhart and Doug Doane . 122 The Student Union had an active year under the leade ship of President Jim Chesney and Vice-President Jim Martens Members of the Cabinet were: Attorney General, Dick McElroy Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Gary Walther: Secretary o Social Affairs, Sue Schiller: Secretary of Athletics, Wayn Gwizdala: Secretary of Student Affairs, Carl Proffer: Secreta of Student Finance, Dick McDowell: Secretary of Information Wendy Bernhart.: Sec'y of Interschool Relations Karen Meisel. Seniors active in the Girls' League were Judy Brown, Nanc Quast, Sue Schiller, Mary Lynn Dulude, Pat Foss, Kay Alcom and Sandy Wojciechowski. The girls elected Michele Feldma as their President for 1955-56: Secretary, Diane Blanchard: an Treasurer, Margie Moore. Elected President of the G.A.A. was Marye Wilson, an Treasurer was Janette Klann. Senior Representatives consiste of Karen Meisel and Barbara Bennett. Named Editors of the Centralia and the Crest were Dic McElroy and Doug Devens respectively. Nancy Quast and Jim Martens were elected Co-Editors of the yearbook. Taking part in the all-school play, Cuckoos On The Hearth, were Carl Proffer, Marilyn Bosely, Jim Schultz, Doug Doane, Ric ard McElroy, and Joan Rosenbluth. Reigning over Homecoming Week was Queen Pat Hartwig. Senior members of her court were Sandy Wojciechowski and Isabel Lochinski. L Our football team, winning the Valley Championship with a record of 8-1, boasted the following Senior members: Jim Chesney, Honorary Captain: and Dick Mrozinski, Most Valu- able Player. Receiving All-State honors were Bill Grein and Jim Chesney. All-Valley honors were given to Dick Mrozinski, Bill Grein, and Jim Chesney. Dick Krysiak and Dick Waltman received Second Team All-Valley honors. Dick Krysiak also received Honorable Mention All-State. Credit must be given, however, to all the boys who helped to make our team the great success that it was. Rousing the fans enthusiasm were Varsity Cheerleaders Margie Moore, Pat Hartwig, and Betty Toyzan. Marching with the band were Majorettes Patsy Foss, Carol Burzinski, and Donna Beach. The Debate Team placed fourth in the Valley with the following Seniors participating: Margo Horowitz, Lois Levine, Margaret Sim, Karen Meisel, Frank Westover, Michele Feld- man, and Sue Levine. Recipient of the Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizenship Award was Karen Meisel. Gaining recognition on the basketball team were Carl Proffer, Hans Jeppensen, Jim Chesney, John Krafftgand Wayne Gwizdala. .Varsity swimmers included Tom Patterson, John Finn, Tom Rosenbury, and Terry Baker. Many boys helped to make the wrestling team a success. As in every graduating class, the Seniors of 1956 looked forward to their last social activities which were: Ribbon Prom, May 4: Senior Fun Assembly, March 16: Swing Out Assembly and Senior Luncheon, May 29: Senior Prom, June 1: Baccalaur- eate, June 3: and Commencement, June 7. Kathleen Miller Diane Stradinger Judy Adams ' Alice Aming -'---A-l- 'un' T' EDU QEEJDETIEEQ Erwin Rosenbury Carol Blcris Alice Aming Barbara Bennett Mary Lynne Dulude Dave Fortin D V .e-- 4 'M . ' - fy Edward Majeske u , . -K A a3sv':'W lmt Q51 , -V1 - I ' Marilyn Bosely David Piper f f ' II . qql i Lf e .A tg? I Marr' ,Lf Ted Angers Reva Lee Hutton I 5 sag ,I . .3555 i' . I- ' I 11 2 I A Q, gf? v .if 'f 1 we ff 'w , itwxg fwk. - i Ianet Duboy WK? Beth Grochowski Dick Dryzsiak ti? t X Wm 'Q K 'Y I i N a Y' Q N +2 8 K 3 it it Wi Nancy Quast Martm DeBats Gail Morgan Q ' ,, ' I L Pg. f. 1 .. fs6,,.,,, S , A Y , 4-'iyirf dit. , 5 Ianet Koch Leota Hayward Ellen Markellie Walter Fletshmann Arlene Brown Inez Humphrey we Q W: Dick McDowell Q If Q! , Hfvjg 1 w 5 ' ,lit jf ' L, , 5' fu Lg F' QW man 'WM W 'tri Wig 7 A Lester Smith Iudie Williams 141, .gt W ' W Diane Stradinger L I :Z Mm -A I 1 tg f. 133' 1 8. V :il ' fm -V ,yt 5 -HfH'f,,'l'7IL I . M, 1 - ffjaif , X35 '-7?.:.,Z nw .L 3.1: it N , t ,V .5 , .Q ,,,. ,gr , : T ,' . ,..... . fr u f ? A , ,, '- H LY . We L, I I Q t R. G. Worden Diane Blanchard IS THIS MY GRADUATION PICTURE ? X AREN'T WE CUTE? Barbara Martin Sue Schiller Marion De Bolt Robert Rich E Glennis Schnettler Yvonne Countegan Dalphme lanowicz Wendy Ann Bernhart Carol Requadt W Barbara Shay yr Donna Beach George Harding Patricia Madol H W V Margo Horowitz . L Mgfm3:,,5i, Iim Hollister Arlene Bach, Isabel Lochinski Iackie Green Neil Everson Ioyce Willoughby Ioan Rosenbluth A Donald Kem 5 Robert Cole WHAT HAPPENED ? Karen Knapp Elinor Warsaw Irene Warsaw Nancy Asline li Q ,ga NOTHING BUT SIEEP, EAT, AND PIAY Ierry Krause Wayne Guizdalcl Richie Weber Dick Waltman Ioan Hollerback Iames Schultz Iohn Finn Peggy Finn 'Kay Ziegel Audrey Graff Shirley Wordan Dick McElroy Iames Margie Moore Kem Carol Burzmskr Carol H ren Irene Wisniewski Tack Neal Dale Iacobs Ianette Klann Iohn 'I'homas Mike Hurley Barbara Watson Marlene Siecxenskr I DON'T BELIEVE IT Doug Doane Ianet Roth Leonard Eigner WHEN 0UR TROUBLES WERE lITTlE ONES Margaret Sim , Patricia Buda Carl Proffer Charles Michaels Gary Steaclman Dan Schermerhom Catherine Majznerski ' 'Nw-, Iudy Bryce Audrey Graff Ernestine Taverne ll ar-ek? I 'A iw 34 XY Audrey Meyer Kenneth Fales Sandy Andrezejewski Iulie Doyen vw Y qi ,.,, . Nuff Gerry lacobs Ioan Lamkin Iani ce GuSh0W Francis Heinlein Don Crosby TF? . ll f 5 'Ti' ,, 425 B Celeste Workman Iudy Town THAT'S me Carlene Richter Bn' ,ar Donna Oakley Paul LaRose Iudy Adams Connie Kolasa ' , av , V. ' M -Q ,Q , I .. A., ., E I vi, lim f Martha Peppel 3 ' 1 fqr IN THE 6l0RIOUS DAYS WHEN WE HAD N0 HOMEWORK Janet Me1se1 Corine Mills Marge Karbowksi 'H Igqn Dryzgq Frank Fulton Charles Sheppard W ,Y 'SEQ Aiif A V r at Q F Hi E . 45 wi, 'X if lean Weber Sue Levine Delores Fox Beth Meyerholt Kay Ingram Phillip Wagner , Kay Alcorn Anne Martin Q' - A A -A , 'S T, ., Lois Levine ' ,H D QQ V 1 5 A 55156 A V Douglas Devens Sadye -I-mmcm ,wir 4 . I X w ,. H. is ferry Soderquist Maureen Katt F' Nancy Lou Lambert Jim Chesney Sherry Chateneuf Ianet Linton Marlene Edgette ' 127 Sybil Framke Qu w P i Kathleen Ann Surath i .,-, ,, T 5 Q his ,Q M -:pg I .N ,,,rgw.1,t, +,g...5sgnf ' - f' a ,Vey Pat Foss Arthur Iankens THE GREATEST , PAST , PRESENT , AND FUTURE For Family Groups, Weddings, Graduates, Commercial, Adults, and Babies. Gayle sms 210 FIFTH AVENUE PHONE 2-5742 I .gy I- 0541.7 f 'M 'Ill I J L7 vi -as . . . bull! ln Bay Clly known throughout the world. . . BAY CITY SHOVELS Bay City, Michigan Congratulations In I CENTRAL Q -1 E gig graduates I Fia t AMERICA'S FIRST CONCRETE ROADS BUILT WITH AETNA CEMENT AE TN A PORTLAND - HI-EARLY - MORTAB CEMENTS Leading Products oi Y ur Home T wn Distributed d U d in Construction ETNA PURTLAND CEMENT CUMPANY Enjoy Ice Cream at its Best! STEVENS CREAMERY PHONE 8509 909 Th d S y C y M l IMMERMAN Super Food Market 30 N E ld A DEFOE SHIPBUILDING COMPANY O BAY CITY MICHIGAN Comp iments of . . . . 0 . uci Compliments of . . . . 9 M www The Bay Cnty Clearing House Association BAY CITY BANK A T US COM ANY PEOPLES NATIONAI BANK OF BAY CITY ' cz S Qujme from the members of s to the 1956 Graduating Class O C on gratulatwn 47 A meal? ' rs IN STEEL FAB' 0 SP E Cl A LIS V4 lgqlzzigik-iiqtzyiigi' gr -5-g5::35ifs:2ies ' I ,.f2-xffgem pig. 3,af1Af3.4,-fftia f.',': l,3ffiHrI qii M:-Q :Li 'A- A .' - '- 'I 'hl 34ix'I,A'l::Ic,h,-:-- :- ,.-',:J'.if, ,al 5 -1, 154. - TWENTY-SEVENTH and PHONE 4543 CONGRATULATIONS Graduating Class of 1956 and Boiler Company WATER STREETS Bay City, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 1956 SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Insured Savings Account and Home loans ir 808 JEFFERSON PHONE 5593 'k MUTUAL ir Congratulations Graduates! r a F' . Nr Q P 1 I 0 You have reached one of life's cherished goals -graduation. We congratulate you on your contribution to Central High School and Bay City and wish you continued success. REDDY KILOWATT, Your Electric Servant CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY ova DRY CLEANING PLANT AND SKILLED woRKERs Measure up to the Highest Standards 20th CENTURY GARMENTCLEANERS Since 1927 1005 Washington Ave., Opposite P081 Office Phone 3-3721 B61 City. Mich. Congratulations Class of 1956 MORRIS KING CIGAR CO. BAY CITY SAGINAW Congratulations and our sincere PROTEINS 4 M EAT A Real Good Health Food - Ask for it by NICHOLS-F OSS good wishes to the Class of 1956 LOW CALORIES DUCTS PACKING COMPANY MAY YOUR FUTURES BE SUCCESSFUL BIG enough to TRAIN you SMALL enough to KNOW you STRONG enough to PLACE you - h Accounting, Business Administration Career Courses Secretarial, Stenograp ic, Our Training, Guidance, and Placement Service - Steps To Your Successful Future NORTHEASTERN SCHOOL OF COMMERCE 7OI NORTH MADISON AVE. Lee Travel Bureau MFS. 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H HIRSCHFIELD SONS COMPANY Everything in Lumber and Steel Cas or electric models dry - then , ' burnd? all combustible waste un- X113 atten e . Wi To complete your new home . . . for Distinctive Junior Apparel il V the l.::ll10Sl in crmfortable living . . v ' t ' . ' ew ' swsA'rERs smnrs BLOUSES ALCI NATQR DRESSES - Com Auromnrc DISPOSAL UNIT S A R R E T 1 S 821 Washington Ave C. E. 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Congratulations, Class of 1956 202 Saginaw Street Bay City, Michigan PHONE 8461 OPPENHEIMS 2ndFIoor 209 CENTER 909 WASHINGTON SAMS BROTHERS Phone 3-3501 THE FOLLOWING BAY CITY .IEWELERS Extend Best Wishes To The Graduates HERMAN HISS COMPANY BURTON JEWELRY COMPANY SIMMONS .IEWELERS HEGLUND BEXER DeWAELE 81 REGAN JEWELERS F A H L E N KAHN'S JEWELRY AND MUSIC COMPANY I1 ' . . . .... , , --I SABOURIN DRUG STORE Prescriptions i WE DELIVER -9?goEct:t:ciIJc:11hrEin I I PHONE 9091 BOATING HEADQUARTERS ' RUTH Cleanerkpyers .- BA Y M A RI N E S A I- E S Gwsxvo BLOCKING Sm, Phone 4722 YN l40No6 R 0 T H '?'5f's Foot of Sixth Sfreei' ll0YDS' Where Smart Girls Shop 3 I 9 C E N T E R I' BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1956 UNITED WEIDERS, INC I-I --I CGNGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1956 CONGRATULATIONS' CLASS of 1956 from FORD'S The Store of Famous Brands enue GARBER BUICK . . - I - .I CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES ! MAY CLOTHING COMPANY Bay City's Largest Exclusive Men's Store TED NIEDZIELSKI HARRY NIEDZIELSKI MAIER'S PHARMACY Compliments of Smith's Luggage 81 Leather Shop ussren R. scuuuz R R R PRESCRIPTIONS E , E M B Ba E M Th C' H J S S' H. Hirschiield Sons Company s' ce 1908 Lumber and Steel CONGRATULATIONS 807 WASHINGTON PHONE 5588 CLASS OF BAY CITY 7956 'fvouie sHoPPiNc cmnsnff Bay City, Michigan l Congratulations Graduating Class l Compliments of Bookness Flower Shop h ROBlNSON'S CLOTHING and Gm 'use CORNER OF FIFTH AND WATER Columbus Ave. ot Trumbull Autographs CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '55 .. The world is yours! - - - But you have to earn it. The opportunities open to you are better than ever beiore. So. along with our good wishes, we want to send encourage- ment ior you to take advantage of your opportunities. Kuhlman Electric Company celebrates over sixty years in the electrical field GP' QQJSQQ S5 Q6 evil Qi X. e, 609 A-555 6-259 'O . 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Q YN A YM Qcxx 1 1966 ' XX P5 XXX my efivw aa ru. et qc ,ce 9116 -G'.g,Q Y' 05: D5 ye XX 'file ie Ko to a wwe'-90 19 Q. iiiafcxx X 101, .Ppeat If I blah, 805,61 1 f O 1' Central Polio Assembly Nets S1013.50 0 00 2 Of' of 0,800 0 61.06 L-11961151-al Q ala, 0 191.6 a fa QA 5 -f' Q Q, QQUC 63,212 ZW, Zwbjbe-vZ,, 2ao16f3?,ed 6 A 2 I Lf'116f?'L ehbaf eb' at we e- 0 'Q 'f sv A 46 Q fp bd 01? sho. 09 12 Q? YQ 'an af A df 62,9 153065 0 9 Q 0 an Q 0 0' isiisifajchf 6 Cf 60 07' xiao Y?P?94:9o0oQ' ef fb .L Q 'iv t QSAQGQQ Qefoxqx' I ?f'Q 459+ 4- O Z i Qld? 68 ' o 'Q-.0' wtgf' Kathie Norris And Tommy Grein Reign For Polio Where did Central get the spirit for this Polio Campaign ? This is a question asked by many people. Two years ago or three campaign assemblies ago, Central was faced with the reality of this disease. Three children in particular were stricken with Polio. These victims, Kathie Nor- ris, Tommy Grein and David Grein are children of two faculty members. With this in mind the students and faculty supported the campaign whole-heartedly and made it the success it has een during the last two years. Drive this year has been ops and this is how it al! 'e about-- tw W Cf n 'WH 0 C3 e S d Zig' cent? qua ob of . Q1 ws b 3 Cagers wer QJ 0 .195 41 .V Arthur - 9 defeated 4 N - N -92' 40 in theirHIH by 3 Score of 60- Q 4 oovoiaiooo Q96 CeIltl'8l's January 13 fn 0 0 l vxeekielw The Wolves led for most 5 ov, 9 :ggkzxwe e W with scoringf tile 3651 is as I1 fb fa- e . , V ' Yqhn Kragg 556,645 490' ,535 N ' o f 6 O Q6- 0'1a1 1' 1? at , 1 H o 4 Qfggie fi? 149 Ng SCO 'Vs 31112 QD 6 Gwie Bi I. b vi '60 as Y hwetlkly 9 O . Qw t at fb qfflxg XC5' 1 XT -a ' I' 'Girl 'we interfere axxgodfggnv' be A0113 Stafesg Wie' Q9 669 X36 Q6 Xl 'V S , as 3 uQ,9 A91 . 9,50 KXDP' If 931 9,69 5 X509 XQ9 690,02 500 Q Nat. ay d pfixgxeet, exact 10 P55066 mwah to 129,31 1011.31 lege! An110'LlIlCCII'lCIllIS mx. 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