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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1960 volume:

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Yet it is a very plain and elementary truth, that the life, the fortune, and the happiness of every one of us, and, more or less, of those who are connected with us, do depend upon our knowing something of the rules of a game iniinitely more diflicult and complicated than chess. It is a game which been played for untold ages, every man and woman of us being one of two players in a game of his or her own. The chessboard is the world, pieces are the phenomena of the universe, the rules of the game are what call the laws of Nature. The player on the other side is hidden from us. has the the we We know that his play is always fair, just, and patient. But also we know, to our cost, that he never overlooks a mistake, or makes the smallest allowance for ignorance. To the man who plays well, the highest stakes are paid, with i i that sort of overflowing generosity with which the strong shows delight in strength. And one who plays ill is checkmated-without haste, but without ' remorse. -Thomas Henry Huxley 1 1 i 1 i i 1 i i it , Q x 0 Y s x RX . X . it i Q .eg 5 n w x ' N f Qi is i E L xx ii .Xxg Miss Susan Perrin-Senior Counselor Dedication We, the students of Central High School, dedicate our 1960 Yearbook, the Centralia, to Miss Sue Perrin, in grateful recognition of the years she has dedicated to us. Many of us, as Seniors, have learned that we need look no farther than Room 335 for all the guidance and counsel necessary to complete our high school careers and to begin new ones. She is playing a most vital role in our lives, and playing it well. And so, we hope that she will con- sider this dedication a vote of confi- dence, and a vote of thanks,-most sin- cerely extended. The best of everything always to Miss Sue Perrin! sg , s f L, , ev L r QQ ' W , L W Ii 4 af 'sim LV.- K 11 wklfifg qw 63 K 1. 1 flTIE'u. . ' 'fi K: A Q ini 1 ' 41.3355 . ' 33254, - 4 Faculty, Administration 3 l ' W I Board of Education CSeated l. to r.J Herman Koffman, Donald Hubbell, Russell Beck, S. Dillon Foss, Edward Glaze. CStanding l. to r.j Lyle Ewing, L. J. McCully, Carl Smith, Elwyn Bodley, Franklin VandenBrooks. ,haw 1 - ,-, M - JY' R-'O C W J- ' . A. f ' ski ' 1 - 4 .-all 'g fi. 2? L2-c-'cf M A . -Wil Xggffgi VW' -V fifell ta Q ,M li! '- Q E , ' .ft g 5 . V I' xqjtg fsi' F4 V- D 1 ' in, ' H1 at A 1 A , Y '5 V in . ,J ., n , , , t J' ki'-1 of 'ig' , ' c H12 X 542 fl ., :' , ' X f- - . wave' , ini ..L1 . -1: A 1 , If ' N V- i f fa 2 5 .472 ,ggfw Haig, -' ' x 1151 5 j- I z1'gpegf.'1' ?,, Lf1z,. hLfaL,1f tJ , L i 'gf' ',..-'f , ' fy 1 ,f kfsmgzlg - -- IJ, , .t , K - a n. .X ' Mr. Elwyn Bodley Members of the Bay City Board of Education contribute their services to the Bay City Public Schools. For their untiring efforts to promote the welfare of all students in the Bay City Public School system, we say, Thank you. Our Superintendent, hired by the Board of Education, is the head of our school system, one which has become known throughout the state and nation as an outstanding school system. Principal Vice-Principal ' -5 '-em ' V 'V A A AA ?T???'f1 , fEE kf in Q ,I -.Www . ,J ,. .1 It i:?'?fv,- . ' , q . ' gr 72.43 1: 'L.-': ' K V . ws ff 5' 5 . JV' ' .Y ' 1. F Vai' '-Jr Ain--sf' ,- 3 Q I R ' 5 -r ' , , ' ., --J ' n ,- ' 4 ,ff 4 e - . V 1 I Y ., L . V fa F., I A 3-if .f ,.u- I, vie F 1 N xx 1 X ' ,Qi g , f ,-M Y- 1 Q .' . . - ' 3, A' f F , vkf ' X ' ' JZ Alf! i .W . ' 4 5.::.,.- Y , K Z.. t X . ,HL V W?- lf ,X N N My 4 -A NQQFK 1 'i .4 :NW 3 ii - 5 gtg-I V ., '. e A is s s e V. -sg s 'sri 3 if 4 e -e A ,. , er s. X e ,, I. lv df XFN ut. Y. 5 I J I w V .4 A , , .Q 'I 1 5 L 1 I h ' N - it q. Y ' ' Q ,1 .KJ-jf , ' W . .nm P bk., 1 ,. 'L -5' i .S 4 f f - ' - 1 s 'ff 1 .1 2, . ,sf - s .iM Q. , In . Q J 53,2 ,. . M 1. ,. KX , ,4 A V' V: ' e , -y-. -5-fx . -' ' fe . , ,W X ' F . ' , N' x Y .g. .g Mr. Theodore Southerland Mr. paul Grein CGUFISEIOFS Deans Mr. Lester Sherbeck Mrs. Valdean R031 MTS- Jane Keschman Mr. Virgil Meisel Miss H rnice Turner , K . ,Li'tQ-'E Lxvgkx 'Miss Susan Perrm 11 English Department ,f.f, .,.. alt ar f- Ih f s' H .- . , f L. 'P' -if ,, .s w if f 2' ' Af I 5 . V 7.' 'f ' .lk V V V 4' '-' 4 1 - 'V ,af . ' f ,.tf3'fii-at -R333 ,fm , 1 ,Q ,gifs ' 'i i f ' 5, as X, a if - 1 , -V , Z...i-ffl? fig ! Q , .xy s Fifi , ' ,, if, . ., , , 3. i 3 .. W T K A ' 'ff V a j Nat ' s .- K. gg A s we V QF sf Miss Wyneken-Head of English Department Since it is true that effectiveness in life often depends upon the ability to communicate with others, English is of prime importance in the high school curriculum. The first goal of the department is to give its students a good command of the language because this is essential for competence in any vocation. The skills and habits learned in this course will be of great value throughout life. The second aim in the teaching of English concerns personal development and happiness apart from the job. Through the study of literature, the student gains an understanding and ap- preciation of life itself. The department believes this is essential to the educa- tion of a well-rounded person. To ac- complish this, it is necessary to acquire proficiency in the skills of reading and to develop an appreciation for good lit- erature. Miss Griffiths, Miss Harris, Mr. Wilson Mrs. Brown and students involved in research Miss Taylor and Mr. Braendle proving a point Mr. Serresseque encourages a speech class Miss Schultz awaiting the next stampede nf, Knickerl and Miss Stoner share a literary vignette Mrs. Anketell and Mrs. Lemke in charge of scenery. Note the background they created. Miss Kessler and Miss Kinnanv.+Librarians The Finger of Suspicion Language Department A concentrated study of a foreign language is worthwhile for many rea- sons. The study habits developed are good for mental discipline and memory exercise. Learning the processes of speech from a foreign country is quite important for the eventual understand- ing of the processes of thought of this people. Proficiency in a foreign language is required for many occupations which are growing in popularity today: foreign serviceg exchange teachingg some engi- neering positions, etc. And, equally im- portant, there is little which contributes more to the broadening of character in a student than the ability to read and speak a language other than his own. Mr. Pavlik, Spanish Miss Anschutz, Latin and German -' .Aw 3225! .5 '-kyjlf, 12822 Ar- f Mrs. Brown, Spanish and Frenchg Miss Lagden, French Vocational Department Mr. Duch-Head of the Vocational Department :saw we ri, ' ,nu Y 1 EV' S W' Ali? a fi-wr it 46:3 rf r, pj I A ,yy 31 xfvffw W x fy ,f ff V? X Stiff ., if ,V r fi Mr. Franek, Mr. Krause, Mr. Montgomery, Mr. Klein, Mr. Cody, Mr. Willoughby The Vocational Department at Central is divided into two groups: Industrial Arts and Day Trade. The Industrial Arts classes are open to both boys and girls and are devoted more to exploration and general knowledge than to skills of trade. Under the Day Trade plan, boys only are offered more specialized curriculum with the emphasis placed upon development of skill. These skills prepare a boy for his future oc- cupation. The Spaghetti Department Ho Mrs. Purgraski demonstrates Hower arranging as a facet of I-Iomemaking Years ago, the Homemaking Depart- ment concentrated almost entirely upon sewing and cooking. But today, because of the changing times, a girl can study interior decoration, child care, consumer buying, grooming and personality, figure control, handi-crafts, dietetics, home and family living-and cover cooking and sewing thoroughly, too. Because the average girl becomes a wife and mother eventually, and because many mothers carry outside jobs leav- ing home responsibility to their daugh- ters, the Homemaking Department be- lieves that its course is beneficial to any girl regardless of her academic plans. Mrs. Purgraski and Miss Lillich examining new material Business Education Department 1 .1 V 1 ' ,fra , 'i A it t ' f H is' A ' ff! . 5911 R .K et4t,tt mtt, o sg 'x Mr. Jacobs-Head of the Business Education Department The main objective of the Business Education Department is to provide the student with an understanding of basic economic areas. He learns to make sound decisions, and to perform many necessary functions correctly. Some of these are borrowing money, giving credit, buying insurance, and paying taxes. In short, the student is given a chance to become successful in business, and as a citizen. Special skills are offered to further this end. They are typing, shorthand, and general oH'ice work. Maybe I'd be better at shorthand. 1 'Wi k,,,virM Mr. Eidt demonstrates the revolutionary hunt-and-peck method as 95 Miss MacDonald counts noses . Mrs. Gustin corrects a student's paper. A-vi? ,Q fws.. I Mr. Steringer teaches squiggles. Mr. Norris is having a good day nfl, 'lil Music Department The main objective of the Music Department is to help the student de- pvelop an appreciation of good music. it ,X H -1, ,u i This department believes that stu- Awxmab Mr. Cramer and Mr. Campbell 1, ff R! f-dents who participate in the music pro- ' gram tend to lead richer lives because Our Band Bounce Bosses Mr. Cady of their musical experience. The school orchestra of over fifty musicians performs at various school functions: the Christmas Assembly, the operetta, the Festival of Music, Parents' Night, the exchange assemblies, and, of course, Band Bounce. Central's Band, particularly in the marching season, contributes much to the character development of the stu- dent. He learns to be loyal, reliable, punctual, and responsible. He works hard to develop co-ordination and stamina. The vocal department helps to im- prove the speaking voice besides giving the student the opportunity to study singing and music. The A Cappella choir and the band also participate in the different programs sponsored by Central. Art Department Mr. Wright is doubtful. Central High School offers art study on an elective basis. The first year of art can be elected at any grade level. Stu- dents who take advantage of all four years of art are generally serious about furthering their studies professionally or in college. Art instruction develops a love of beauty and design. The Art Department be- lieves art experiences are important to all students, not only the ones who seem to have the natural aptitude for it. Mr. Graham improves his mind. Mr. Wright is very doubtful! Science Department ,af 7 .ima 'xx i t 23' wr i ,AXA , .- f k,,. I e- 2 ' ,ff-' , ' 1.55m l fi 5 e fa f i: xy Sf' X ' Mr. Heemstra - Head of the Science Department Mr. Ulrich, biology Science is derived from the Latin word scio , to know. This is why the Science Department is directed at the discovery and proof of actual facts based upon previously proven material. The sciences are very precise and detailed studies. General science, biology, physics, and chemistry are available each year to the students. We are also offered laboratory space and e.quipment besides expert in- struction. Mr. Engel, biology l Mr. Drummond and Mr. Toyzan, Chemistry Simply fascinating. X l wwyiagl ,. 'QBKSN ,lm if R ff l A l, eff- Q X5 'gfigrfalfaiir K., ,ff - 4?f'S47P' fl w ,Q Old Mac Engel had a farm . . MT- Leikeffy Biology Mr. Morey, General Science O ull' x 45 115, 3 15, Social Science Department ' J -. r S of S 1 ,ge , 5 A A, f 4 5 N V. n ' s I ,,, ' gf , 1 li 5' 5 A xx! 3 Q 3- if XX fi ffl' A Eg, ,X 5 ,Sr X A 'xxx ,SR Nj R x i 1:,.zs-nf X vyrb ii in :L Y MVR? AF' we--1. -,R , Mr. Saunders-Head of the Social Science Department Mr. Young in command The Social Sciences are dedicated to studying the basic principles of Amer- icanism. Students are taught to under- stand the development of democracy, and the various other social, economic, and political systems prevalent in the world today. They learn to read com- prehensively, to listen to radio and tele- vision, to discuss world problems, and to always be informed about current events. In short, the Social Sciences contrib- ute a great deal to furthering the Amer- ican Way, and to widening our horizons. Watch the birdie, buddy! -, .nike 0 am, I in Mr. Leslie Mr. White and Mr. Miller-Social Scientists N1 Miss Johnston and Mr. Vegter Mr. Hartman Mathematics Department ' ? W' ae .ix .- 1 ' 3 A 'E l, we - M ft. f g Q' fax U R Q S, ' t , i a t r if , ag ar., i , 1 V :jg -R Q X W rf' ,1 , Mr. Hewitt-Head of the Mathematics Department Our Mathematics Department offers a very complete course including all the phases of math necessary for future college study. Four years of college preparatory math is available: algebra, geometry, advanced algebra, and trigonometry or solid geometry. These courses corre- spond with the four years of high school. General mathematics in the ninth grade followed by vocational and busi- ness math is provided for the non-college student desiring technical training. For students who have shown early and exceptional mathematical ability an enriched course is offered. This is an attempt to keep the superior math stu- dent interested until more advanced curriculum and books are in effect. Mr. Bidwell and Miss Manz ' ' W Mr. Remington and Mr. Bailey Physical Educational Department Physical Education contributes much to the physical, emotional, and biolog- ical aspects of the student's total educa- tion. i The Physical Education program here at Central is aimed at giving students the opportunity 'to develop excellent physical fitness. There are several addi- tional advantages, however. A physical leducation student increases his muscular istrength, stamina, and endurance. He ,learns a variety of skills, and if he ex- cells at one, he may be permitted to l join a team. Belonging to a team gives him the democratic philosophy which iis so important in good sportsmanship. Miss Harris and Mrs. Hoiman l 1 l 45 I r 2 f .jazz E 20 .. 'fi . , i .T 1' l Mr. Shultz-Driver Education W THEY. W g a 9 .AIKTM NIMN Mr. Loop, Mr. Wilson, Mr. -Gody, Mr. Engel Mi s Smead--School Nurse l 27 54: 28 The Central High, 0 Central High School by the inland sea, ln the shadow of thy tower, we shall sing of thee Golden Dawn to purple dusk, steadfast we will be, Central High, our Alma Mater, ever dear to me. EL. Seniors Seniors Sponsors: Miss Pugraski and Mr. Krause, Vice President- ,Iudy Bean, Treasurer-Doreen Lenhardt, President-J. C. Dunn, Secretary-Sue MacDowe1. LYNx ABBS MICHAEL ABBS CARYLE ABENDROTH ROBERT ADAIR ELIZABETH ADAMS DENNIS AHLER SHARON A1-CORN STEVE ALCORN 45 f : ' .- -' SUZAN ALLEN KAREN APPLEBY 1? ' TOM ATWATER PATRICIA BAUMGARTEN X ZIOAN ANDERSON ' TIM ANUSZKIEWICZ GEORGE ARCHER BEVERLY ARNDT 3 g ROBERT AUMAN JOHN BAMMEL JUDY BEAN MARY BEAUJEAN I, JOHN APPLEBY FAYE ARNOLD ak 4' , Q A THOMAS BARCIA CAROL BARNICOW DIANNA BECKER NANCY BENNETT KAREN BEECKMANN NANCY BERGREN 44' ROBERT BEYETTE JAMES BOKHART Y? EVANS BISSONETTE DARLEN E BOOTH TRUDY BECKMANN SHERRY BERNARD M OWEN BENJAMIN CHERYTHE BESON DON BLACK CHARLENE BORDEN . -f Q17 Q4 3 A PAM BLUMLO. REBECCA BOES Q CONNIE BRINK VIRGINIA BURNS JIM CALOPISIS DAVID CAMERON CHARLOTTE CARMICHAEL BILL CASAULT 4, .ef V SHARON BROCK DICK BUSCH DONNA CAMPBELL DIANE CHALMERS GEORGE BROWN BARBARA BUTLER B GLENN CAREY KIM CHAPIN ia 7- J?'?Q-fur . . ROSE CIOSEK CONNIE CONGDON JOHN DAENZER JANET DAVIS ELDON CLAYMAN VIRGINIA CLEVER JUDITH COLLVER BUD CONNELL JAMES COPPLER LORNA COUTURIER SUE DAESCHLEIN JIM DAVIS Af A A' ' JOANN DANSEREAU BILL DeBOLT 'S' JACKIE DAVIS THOMAS DEFOE H 2,1 I ,af JEAN DEMBOWSKI SUSANNE DesjARLAIS JAMES DeYOUNG KAREN DINSMORE PAUL DeWAELE WILLIAM DODGE X 'x 119 4-nu! Q-f LYNETTE DULONG MARY JO DUNCAN JOSEPH EATON JANE EDMANDS ARTHUR DeWAELE RALPH DUFRESNE 1 KATHLEEN DUNHAM EDGAR ENGLEHARDT 15, 41- J. C. DUNN MARY FARLEY GERTRUDE FERRANT1 DAN FIEBKE PATRICIA FINN CAROL FISCHER EDWARD FRANKLIN JOYCE FRASER ESE fa' + TED FINN JUDITH FRENCH H ,Af-JAAffff1 WAYNE FRIEDERS SANDRA FRIESORGER DONALD GAFFKE JOYCE GAIL ROMAN GARCIA JERRY GATES JOYCE GAFFNEY JOYCE GEHRIN GER RICHARD GIES JANET GORZYCKI l JUDY GOETZ KARYL GOLDBERG JOANN GORZENSKI BONNIE GOSLIN NAN GOULET OLIVER GRIN 0:9 tk' slr I ILLETT JULIE GROULX MILLICENT GUENTHER JANET GU DARLENE GUOAN ROBERT HAAS GARY HAGENS QR DELORES GUM PATRICIA HAITHCOCK SHERRY HALLER JAMES HALSTEAD SANDRA HARDY DON HARRIS NANCY HARRIS LINDA HARRISON LOUIS HELLERMAN HAROLD HEIVIPEL JUDY HENSEY ADOLPH HEREK CARL HILL JUDY HILL A, MARSHA HARNACK CAROL HEBERT BARB HIGGINS RON HINTZ JUDY HOFFARD CAROL HOPP MARILYN HUGHES BOB JABLONSKI L LARRY HOFMEISTER PAT HORNSBY ALBERT HUSKENS KAY JABLONSKI JANET HOLLERBACK VICKI HOSTETLER JAMES HUISKENS CAROL JACOBS PATRICIA HOOD JIM HOYLE 3- an RON HY RAYMOND JACOBS K ,MJ My ,' . RSQJJ, ',,., ' A? 'A:j.'l 5.312 -' ' L A ,dx K z. - - . 1 Mil ARTHUR JANKOWSKE FRANK JANKOWSKI JOANNE JOBE GARY JUMP JAMES KAT T ,iQwwVJ f'g 1 ' gp, . Eg RwQEgR O' :jg R PETER JEROME SHIRLEY JESKE FRED JOHNSON MARTIN JOHNSON JANICE JONES CHARLES KAEKEL LOUIS KASISCHKE BOB KATT SHARLEEN KAZMIERSKI ROBERT KERN KATHLEEN KILLEY A 1 , . ,- j - , 'l V 46 I JOHN KLASS CAROLE KOCH BETTY KOLASA KAREN KRAGER r 'F ik 'J KAREN KLENDER MARY ELLEN KNAKE JIM KOSCIS JAMES KOEPPEN Iwi! Q. 'V :J JOSEPH KONDZIOLA PAUL KRZYMINSKI KATRI KORHONEN BARBARA KURAS JAMES KOBY ERNEST KOHN J -ii' JAMES KOSNIK MARVIN KUSMIERZ ZSLY' Er PHILIP LABREQUE KAREN LAMKIN CLARENCE LANGE MARIANNE LANGLOIS JUDITH LaPLANT JUDITH LAUR JACKIE LANGE TOM LaVICTOIRE MARY LEE NORBERT LEN ROBERT LEFFLER DOREEN LEHNI-IARDT TOM LEWICK1 JUDY LIMBERG BRUCE LOLL MARY LOPEZ SHERRY LUIJCKE JANET LUPTOWSKI MARGARET MacPHAIL JOSEPH MARTIN SUE MacPHERSON BARBARA MATHERS KEN LOZEN PAUL MacDONALD I FRED MADAJ LYNNE MATHEWSON lv .I . JEROME LUCZAK GLORIA MACIAG dll! 'HY EDITH MARTIN HENRY MAUS I . RONALD MAXON SHARON MCCANN YVONNE MEINHARD CAROL MEYER JERRY MICHALSKY RAY MICHALSKI SUSAN McDOWELL JUDY MEYER BARBARA MCINTOSH KAREN MEYERHOLT TOM MIKSA ELSIE MILLER LARRY MINDYKOWSKI 1 NANCY MIX M BARBARA MILLER THOMAS MONTO Q CARL MOORE DAN MOSZYK FRED NEAL MARIANNE NEMODE CAROLYN MOORE ELAINE MULDERS JUDY NEAL DENNIS NOWAK MARY MOORE ASHLEY MULHOLLAND EUGENE NEDZESKI DAVE NOWAK Ng iw ,fflT.gL.., JOHN MUIR ARLENE NARLOCK 3' . K K vw' ' 8. -, ,. 5 'E ' F ' K E1 JEANNE NEES PAUL NOWAK M GAYLE OBERLE JIM OSTASH JANICE O'HARE EMIL OSTROM RONALD PEASE RICHARD PETERSON PAULETTE PELOQUIN BARBARA PICKERING CAROLYN OLSEN JAMES OUELLETT E MARSHA PETE RICHARD PIERING ALBERT ORR MARCIA PASICK Mrs 31X MARJORIE PETERSON STEVE PIETRYGA JOHN PIGGOTT GUSTAV PLETZ 'PN-..,s xx I PRUDITH PRINGLE KAREN REINSCH JACQUELYNN PINES MARY POST WILLIAM PINTER SUSAN PRETZER LARRY PIOTROWSKI JUDITH PRINGLE A A i V A 122 , ,J 'Z-f N, l iv NANCY QUAST ALLEN RAJEWSKI JULIE RASMUS DENNIS REMINGTON NORMAN REWERS CAROLE RICKER 7 N '.,N ff II e , ,. fgyjlzl? 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THOMAS STANTON ROBERT STREU MARY SWIERCZ ROY TALAGA 'Q KENNETH STEGGALL DAVID STEIN DINEKE STROOMER TOM STRZELECKI Singh wr 'P'-' gilwnr I X JULIE SWINEHART LARRY TACKMAN ADELPHINE TAVERNE KAREN TECHLIN fy V. , Av. h Q, ',,,.-',.,..y' 'IS W JAMES THOMAS JOANN TIFER BARBARA TORKA RICHARD URBAND M3 GARY THORNE GILBERT TOMCZAK JOHN TORKA CORINNE VAN HAAREN as , .., LX . 55 5 SANDRA THORNE MICHAEL THORSON CAROL TONER MIKE TOOHEY WV GIFT PATRICIA TRIPP ANN TROJAN GARY VAN OCTEGHEN RONALD VAN WORMER A A Y E . . .V -- I L 'K , . E A A I I li FA - I . 3 ' 1 I 1 mzQf3scv,,A, T 'I A . f 52ff?f5fki7iM S- I , ' A L,,, N PAUL VASOLD MARY VINCENT ELISABETH WACKER CHRISTINE WACKERLY ,, g, me U, -,Q A3 , Q, ' lk CONNIE WALSH LARRY WEITZEL ANNIE VELASQUEZ CHRISTIANE VON FISCHER TREUENFELD CARL WAGNER KRISTIN WAGNER MARY WALTHEE EDWARD WEJ SA Il 51 '- ff l SHARON WHITE MILTON WILLIAMS PHYLLIS WILLIAMS SHARON WILSON SUE WINN ROBERT F, WISNIEWSKI ROBERT J. WISNIEWSKI LARRY Wu-BRODT JOANN WOLICKI BONNIE WOODRUFF V,I'I NSU? 775 V P-: ' , M? I ki S Q f f fi F22 i i lf S- 5 KAREN WRIGHT WAYNE WOOD JOHN WOODARD CAROLE WYNN DAVID WOODMAN LARRY YEAGER Honor Students Qfront rowj Mary Ellen Knake, co-valedictoriang Carolyn Olsen, Mary Moore, Judy Bean, Joyce Leix, co-valedictorian. Cback rowj Kim Chaping David Wood- many Elizabeth Wackerg Ashley Mulhollandg Michael Abbs, Bill Rowley, salu- tatorian. Top honors in the 1960 graduating class go to Mary Ellen Knake and Joyce Leix, co-valedictorians, who maintained 4.000 averages, and Bill Rowley, salutatorian, who carried a 3.818 average. Aside from her scholastic work, Mary Ellen has been active-in Junior League, Ecclesia, Freshman Choir, Band Bounce, Quill and Scroll, and last year won a United Nations trip in a speech contest. She was chairman of the CREST literary board and is active in her church youth group. Joyce Leix has been a member of Pep Club, Ecclesia, Music Club, and the Debate team. She has danced in Band Bounce for two years. She is also an active member of her church league. Bill Rowley, upholding the male's claim to academic standing, has been in Hi-Y for two years. He sings in his church choir and is moderator of his church youth group. Bill will enter Northern Michigan Institute of Mining and Technology at Houghton in the fall. Mary Ellen and Joyce plan on attending the University of Michigan. Other 1960 graduates maintaining an average of 3.500 or above are Judy Bean, Michael Abbs, Mary Moore, Elizabeth Wacker, Kim Chapin, Carolyn Olsen, Ashley Mulholland, David Woodman. Joyce Leix, Mary Ellen Knake, Bill Rowley. Judy Holfard Merit Scholarship finalist 4i 'NNW' JOHN YONKE KAREN ZIMMERMAN LUIS ZINK STANLEY ORLIK Exchange Students IJ. 'X Q N Dineke Stroomer, Katri Korhonen, Christiane Von X51 pig 31 Xl Fischer-Treuenfeld. 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V1 W QJWD Q5 l A M35 Gov't, Clubs, Mus'c, Drama Agathos Agathos is the name of Central's branch of the National Honor Society for superior students. Members are chosen by an advisory board on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and service. Agathos has assumed responsibility for the following services: 1. Mailing Christmas cards to graduate students in the first and third years following their graduation in an attempt to evaluate their high school education. On the card, which they are asked to return, are questions like aj What courses did you find helped you the most? by What are you doing now? 2. At the end of each marking period in the school year's first semester, names of freshmen appearing on the honor roll are compiled for each of the schools on the East Side, or in some cases schools from the West Side who furnished freshmen to Central. These lists are then mailed to the school to keep the school posted on the academic achievements of their pupils. This is also done for the semester honor roll list and is usually made up before the list is released to the newspapers. The club meets once a month and at that time does the tedious task of addressing the birthday cards. A special committee appointed for the purpose, takes care of the honor roll list. The high point of the year is the annual Agathos honor assembly, held in May of each year, when the club members, as well as the new Juniors, are introduced to the school. The club is only open to Juniors and Seniors, with selection coming in the spring of the senior year. 1st row Cleft to right? David Woodman, Judy Bean, Vice-President, Joyce Leix, Secretaryg Miss Taylor, Mary Ann Vincent, Treasurerg Carolyn Olsen, Bill Rowley. 2nd row Cleft to rightj Barbara Butler, Kim Chapin, Presidentg Mary Ellen Knake. 3rd row Cleft to rightJ Elizabeth Wacker, Ashley Mulholland. Ecclesia lst row Cleft to rightj Sally Sorscher, Darby Diehl, Margie Werner, Bonnie Rezmer, Margot Bernhart, Carolyn Waits, Janet Carne, Dineke Stroomer. 2nd row Cleft to rightl Regina Weber, Barb Butler, Parliamentariang Judy Bean, Vice presi- dentg Joyce Leix, Presidentg Betty McDonald, Sponsor, Mary Ellen Knake, Secretary, Karen Appleby, Treasurerg Mary Ann Vincent, Carole Koch, Joyce Schafer. 3rd row Cleft to rightj Barb Pring, Shirley Berger, Corinne Van Haaren, Mary Moore, Mary Ann Post, Nancy Bergren, Sally Sorscher, Becky Davis, Lu Ann Rutledge, Susan DeGolia, Suzanne Faulconer, Diana Waldron, Phillis Rosecrans, Rose Mary Ciosek, Judy Collver, Carolyn Pett, Pam Palmer, Ellen Hydorn, Carol Berkenheier, Marcia Sheridan. 4th row Cleft to rightl Carolyn Olsen, Judith Halstead, Pat Davidson, Marilyn Schneider, Karen Dinsmore, Carol Hopp, Kay Edgett, Noel Scantlebury, Linda Davison, Christine von Fischer-Treuenfeld, Jo Anne Singleton, Johnlyn Sherbeck. Ecclesia is an honor society open to girls who have shown exceptional ability in academic subjects, emphasizing English. A tea is given in September of each year for members who have been chosen the preceding spring. During Homecoming, the members present the queen with a scrapbook of the football season. Each Queen's Court represent- ative is given a small football autographed by the players. At Thanksgiving the Club makes a present of a basket of food to a needy family. At Christmas the members exchange gifts. Ecclesia sponsors an informal school dance, a potluck for members, and a banquet with the Central Citizen- ship Club. At each meeting of the Club, an English program Cbook review, play read- ing etc.J is planned. Scholarships are offered to one or more members enrolling in Junior College. Quill and Scroll lst row Cleft to rightj Carole Koch, Miss Wyneken, Kim Chapin, Presidentg Mary Ellen Knake, Treasurerg Dineke Stroomer. 2nd row fleft to rightb Karen Appleby, Vice-Presidentg Janice O'Hare, Mr. Braendle, Mr. Knickerbocker, Christine von Fischer-Treuenfeld, Karen Krager, Secretaryg Jackie Lu Davis. Quill and Scroll is a national honor society for high school students who have distinguished themselves in some field of journalism. Members are selected by a vote of the faculty advisors. - The Club was organized here at Central just last year, which means that as yet there is little more than the formal structure. The next few years should result in an expanded organization truly contributive to the esteem of our school and our journalisic pursuits. Debate Debate is a pro and con argument conducted under a definite, clear-cut set of rules. The techniques of debating are essential tools for active participation in a democracy. These techniques are invaluable for all kinds of speech-making and recitation. A student learns how and where to find material to support a contention. He learns valuable habits of study and research that immensely im- prove his chances of success in any field. He learns to organize clearly and be- come an acute and critical listener. He learns to reason closely and carefully. Most important of all perhaps, he comes to see that there are sound arguments to be offered on both sides of any important question. All these techniques and habits, and the resulting broadminded attitude, are of great importance to the student's general education. Seated: Sharon White, Patti Tripp, Sue Ann Miller, Pat Bodley, Joyce Leix, Lynn Mathew- son, Mary Ann Vincent. Standing: Peggy Olsen, Michele Moran, Bob Leflier, john Piggott, Mr. Knickerbocker, Charles Kaekel, Mary Ellen Knake, Nancy Staudacher. Vx .4 . ' ESQ P wif me Qwfw 'Y b ' 9 W' 9, 1 6 0 , J -ff-Q. -. , 1 0 H A f -S -R. ' M www 3 ' iff? i A NN in T- mfs wif ,Q its 2 aj , ff sp s ve' f A Yearbook Editor ...... . . . Carole Koch Copy Editor . . . . . Janice 0'I-Iare Art Editor .......... ..... K aren Krager Assistant Art Editor .... .... B arbara Miller Sports Editor ................... . . . Kim Chapin Business and Advertising Manager . . .... Rody Rush Advertising Editor ............. ..... S usan Pretzer Activities Editor . . . . . . ........ Michael Nuttall Senior Editor . . . ................... Karen Wright Photographers . . . . . . Thomas Gates and John Yontie Advisor ..... ...... M r. Earl Knickerbocker V' Xl my L- f iw, Staff E Vice-President Dial-Pet'-fsofl President Ken Attorney C5eneraI's Staff Seated Cleft to rightj Tom Defoe, Attorney General, Carl Hill, Jim Davis, Alan Patrick. Standing Qleft to rightb Oliver Grin, Richard Urband, David Woodman, John Seelinger, Bill Pinter, Bruce Loll. 72 Student Goverment Throughout the year, the Student Government plays a large part in the student activities at Central. Every spring excitement spreads through the halls before the final elec- tion of the President and Vice-Presi- dent. Bright posters, amusing and in- formative announcements, and a cam- paign assembly precede the final walk to the polls. Many student activities are sponsored by the Student Government. In the fall the Kickoff dance is held in honor of the incoming Freshmen. And, during the football season, the Homecoming ceremonies are highlighted. Under the direction of the combined Student Gov- ernments of Central and Handy, the annual Holiday Prom is presented, fea- turing a famous band. The Student Government also main- tains order in the congested halls and cafeteria line. Many projects, such as the Goodfellows' paper sale and this year's flag project, are sponsored by this group. Supreme Court Seated Kleft to right? Caryle Abendroth, Court Secretary, Steve Alcorn, Chief Justice. Standing Cleft to rightj Judy Wright, Asso- ciate Justice, Shari Wilson, Associate justice, Sandra Thorne, Associate Justice: Kim Chapin, Associate Justiceg Tom Defoe, Attorney Gen- eral. Cabinet Seated Cleft to right? JoAnne Jobe, Girls League President, Caryle Abendroth, Court Secretary, Trudy Beckman, Senate Secretary, Karen Krager, Secretary of Social Affairsg Marilyn Schnieder, Secretary of Information, Tom Defoe, Attorney General, Jerry Ruhstor- fer, Assistant Secretary of Student Affairs, i , Y, , Steve Alcorn, Chief Justice, Donald Gaffke, Secretary of Student Affairs, David A. Schae- fer, Secretary of Financeg Tim Trump, Secretary of Inter School Relations. Senate Seated Cleft to rightj Judy Spinner, Judy Neal, Judy Bean, Mary Ellen Knake, Sue Daes- chline, Jackie Andrews, Jackie Werner. Standing Kleft to rightb Jill Defoe, Jim Cahalan, Joyce Bean, Vicki Alderman, Nanci Alder- man, Millie Moore, Jan Bean, Fred Smith, Gary Dunn, Ashley Mulholland, Carole Birken- heier, Barbara Defoe, Gail Baker, Bill Kelly, Margie Werner, Elaine Werner. Journalism CSeatedJ Rhoda Surath, Janet jopke, Dianne johnroe, Bonnie Rezmer, Francine Drzyzga, Ruth Bernard. fstandingh Robert Zeder, Don- ald Paradine, Mr. Braendle, Taylor Trump, Gary Gwizdala. 74 Newspaper Staff Cseatedb Mr. Braendle, Janet Davis, Kathy Dunham, Jackie Davis, Gayle Secor, joan Anderson. Cstandingj Phil Knight, Nancy Ben- nett, John Yonke, Corinne Van Haaren, Bob Smith. Creative Writing Cseatedy Corinne Van Haaren, Katri Korhonen, Betsy Adams, Christiane von Fischer-Treuen- feld, Marlene Waltman, Janet Gorzycki, Jo- anne Jobe, Sandy Thorne. Cstandingj Randy Sprague, Dineke Stroomer, Karyl Goldberg, Jackie Davis, Miss Wyneken, Mary Ellen Knake, John Seelinger, Bob Smith, Kim Chapin. Crest Staff fseatedj Mary Ellen Knake, Sandy Thorne, Christiane von Fischer-Treuenfeld, Corinne Van Haaren. Cstandingb Kim Chapin, Randy Sprague, Bob Smith. C.C.C. The Central Citizenship Club recog- nizes its members as having outstanding qualities of citizenship. It believes in extending a helpful hand, to new stu- dents, and in co-operating toward the common good. It believes in the power of initiative and independence of char- acter. It believes in the aim of the Club to secure better citizenship in Central through scholarship and through the sharing of responsibilities and to these ends, the members pledge their co-op- eration. Members are usually chosen at the beginning of each school year from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. C.C.C. sponsors a Christmas potluck and a caroling party in December. In the spring Ecclesia and CCC combine their resources to produce their annual banquet. Later, mothers are invited to a tea in their honor. The Club offers a scholarship to Jun- ior College each year to a deserving member. 1st row Cleft to rightj Diane Gaffke, Sharon Stehle, Bindy Butler, Jan Bean, Judy Spinner, JoAnne Jobe, Janice Randall, Barb Allison, Patti Tripp. 2nd row Cleft to right! Trudy Beckman, Sue Pretzer, Rody Rush, Karen Reinsch, Secretary, Ashley Mulholland, Vice President, Sue McDowell, Presidentg Gail Baker, Treasurer, Jackie Pines, Karen Krager, Lynne Mathewson. 3rd row Cleft to rightb Kay Young, Ellen McGillivary, Elizabeth Wacker, Sue Winn, Pat Hood, Barb Allman, Millie Guenther, Bonnie Crampton, Mary Wurtz, Miss Johnson, Mrs. Anketell, Penny Mitchell, Penny Pennell, Jackie Werner, Barbie Defoe, Carla Gerard, Judy Campbell, Joy McAlindon, Dineke Stroomer, Christiane von Fischer-Treuenfeld. Sets Club 1st Row Cl to rj Ken Whipple, Tom Erickson, Charles Kaekel, Vice President, Carol Lyken, Kathy Meyer, Secretary, Tom Knobloch, President, Tom Hardy. Second Row: Clayton Shorkey, John Edmands, Tom Schrinel, Bob Grimmer, Mr. Bidwell, Mr. Drummond, Mr. Toyzen, Chuck Howey, Dan Pring, Bob Cunningham. Third Row: Calvin Sargent, Tom Kaekel, Larry Figney, Dan Deudl, Barry Timm, Pat Grabowski, Jim White, Roger Wood, Lewis Schoof. The Sets Club stands for Scientiiic and Engineering Technical Society. Its members are interested in science in general and in practical engineering. The members are divided into study groups according to their individual in- terests. This year's fields were chem- istry, astronomy, physics, civil defense, and radio electronics. Each group plans projects and informative speeches which are offered to the eighth graders in the city. The Club offers lab facilities and en- gineering equipment to any member desiring work in experimentation. Speakers from the Dow Chemical Company or Consumers Power, etc. are invited to attend club meetings. Nearly a dozen iield trips are planned during the school year to planetariums, universities, and scientific industries. Thespians Seated Cleft to rightj Elizabeth Davis, Margot Bernhart, Anita Herbst, Carol Levine, Noel Scantlebury, Secretaryg Jackie Davis, Scribe. Standing Cleft to rightj Arthur Robinson, Ronald Abdella, Paul Vasold, Judy Limberg, Mr. Serresseque, Albert Orr, Treasurer, Mark Rosenbluth, William Hagens. Belonging to Thespians gives one an opportunity for work in drama, make-up, publicity, costuming, and stagecraft. Cen- tralis Thespian troupe sponsors the school plays. The members visit art museums, plays in Detroit as well as at other schools, and attend Drama Day at Michigan State University. The chief goal of the Thespian Club is to promote an in- terest in the dramatic arts here at Central. ini K fl f' -1 '--4+ .1 Q 55 1,15Eif7 f' ' A-gg M' ,. L, ,w4Qi0'xf? mf . f,,M,M Death Takes a Holiday 33, Stagecraft lst row Cleft to riglitj Dick Bullis, Bob Wright, Mike Toner. 2nd row Cleft lu riglitl Mr. Pzlvlik, Ted Eli- mann, Steve Nloore, William Hagens. 3rd row Cleft to right? Dick Slizirrard, Fritz Bublitz, Ronald Whitman. 4th row Cleft to riglxtb Russell McCrae. Eugene Szesgulski, Carl Wagner, 79 Girls' League lst row Cleft to rightj Dineke Stroomer, Evon Kist, Jan Bean, Melanie Seebeck, Drenda Alcorn, Margie Werner, Elaine Werner. 2nd row Cleft to rightj Trudy Beckman, Helen Wirt, Karen Krager, Secretary, Karen Reinsch, Vice-President, JoAnne Jobe, President, Judy Spinner, Treasurer, Judy Neal, Barb Defoe, Gail Baker. 3rd row Cleft to right? Carol Birkenheier, Marilyn Schnieder, Sue Winn, Christine von Fischer-Treuenfeld, Millie Gunther, Miss Harris, Joyce Bean, Sue Fortney, Pat Kornecky, Vicki Alderman, Nanci Alderman, Ginny Smith. 4th row Cleft to rightj Joan Krekowski, Kathy Dawson, Barb Auman, Doreen Lehnhardt, Millie Moore, Pat Johnson, Jackie Werner, Caryle Abendroth, Sue McDowell. Junior League 2nd row Cleft to rightj Susan Phelps, Anne Darby, Bonnie Crampton, Arliene Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer, Jill Defoe, Vice President, Bindy Butler, 2nd Vice President, Nancy Norman, Sue O'Brien, Miss Harris. 1st row Cleft to rightj Bonnie Lab- adie, Carolyn Pett, Mary Jo Allman, Alice Anketell, Sara Wishart. 3rd row Cleft to rightj Mary Lynn Randall, Kay Young, Betty Spaulding, Judy Wright, Marcia Bammel, Jill Dulong, Janet Shumaker, Sherry King, Kay Edgett, Kathy Kilbourn, Penny Pennel, Rosalie Knapp, Barb Rubis, Conie Cruey. 4th row Cleft to rightj Michelle Mil- ler, Marie Ehnacke, Judy Davis, Carolyn Parks, Kerry Weber, Jody Arnold, Connie Brown, Diane Adams, Andrea Long, Trudi Vasold, Trudy W Tingean, JoAnn Clever. FH-Y 1st row Cleft to rightj Louis Heller- man, Fred Johnson, Sergeant-at armsg Ted Finn, Vice-President, Mr. Jacobs, Sponsor, Mark Rosenbluth, Secre- tary, Robert Kern, John Yonke. 2nd row Cleft to rightj Roger Walter, Tom Tupper, Phil Ohlmann, John Davis, Roger Yanko, Bob VanOcten, Tom LaVictor, Tom Gaffke, Paul Dewaele, Clayton Shorke, Leo Czer- winski, Dick Lebseck, John Lemke. 3rd row Cleft to rightj Larry Yeager, Richard Bullis, Bob Streu, Phil La- Breque, Ted Ehmann, John Piggott, Thomas Hawes, John Daenzer, Mike Tolson, Bill Kelly. Hi-Y offers its members the chance to meet and discuss problems with boys from other clubs in Michigan and with special speakers who provide in- teresting and informative programs at the weekly meetings. Each December Hi-Y members have the opportunity of attending the legislative session at Lansing. At this meeting the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Clubs of Michigan take over the state government for three days. Many parties, hayrides, and dances round out Hi-Y's social program. Y-Teens 1st row Cleft to rightl Marcia Ebright, Barbara Kokaly, Secretary, Sandy Sharfee, Treasurerg Miss Johnson, Miss Simmons, Joyce GaHney, Presi- dentg Judy Dunham, Vice-President, Jane Wiles, Karen Culverson. 2nd row Cleft to rightJ Beverly Beard, Geraldine Marek, Jeannie ,Wirgowski, Sharon Craig, Jean Dombrowski, Charlotte Carmichael, Rose Mary Ciosek, Kathy Spaulding, Linda Jones, Mary Ann Meyer, Rosalie Knopp, Roberta Gokey. 3rd row Cleft to rightj Gloria Gasta, Sally Morse, Sandy Reisig, Diane Reed, Jan Bjorem, Judy Craig, Judy Claes, Jan Stein, Barbara Rubis, Mary Ann Langlois, Patty Allen, Michelle Knuth, Betty Spaulding, Sandy Socier. 81 Future Teachers maker, Pat Luptowski, Treasurerg Joyce Schafer, President, Julie Sloan, Vice President, Helen Wirt, Secre- taryg Mary Moore. Donald, Sue McDowell, Nancy Quast, Judy Bean, Carol Meyer, Mr. Leslie, Kathryn Young, Susan DeGolia, Penny Pennell, Joan Phillips, Bonnie Crampton, Carol Toner, Bonnie Car- michael, Bonnie Flues, Mary Pennell. The Future Teachers Club was organized to acquaint those interested in teaching with modern teaching procedures. This year, the Club visited Lincoln School and observed the kindergarten, first, second, and sixth grades in actual classroom situations. They also traveled to the University of Michigan and the Ypsilanti Teacher's College. Any student at Central who is interested in nursing may join the Future Nurses Club. It will acquaint her with many phases of the profession. The Future Nurses make trips to General Hospital and to the Practical Nurses Training Center. They invite members of the medical profession as guest speakers of the club. Many films and books are made available to them. The Club sponsors a membership tea in the fall, and a potluck in the spring. At Christmas, the members give gifts to children in hospitals. They offer a scholarship of fifty dollars each year to a graduating member wishing to study nursing. Future Nurses 1st row Cleft to right? Carolyn Olsen, Ann Donley, Margie Werner, Elaine Werner, Janet Roth, JoAnn Tifer. 2nd row Cleft to right! Meribeth Metevia, Martha Bush, Mrs. Brown, Melody Seebeck. 3rd row Cleft to rightj Sue Walling, Margaret Gawrich, Bessie Ruiz, Vir- ginia Clever, Suzanne Faulconar. 4th row Cleft to rightj Jody Arnold, Juanita Essex. 5th row Cleft to rightj Barbara Reou, Shex1'y King, Jane Edmonds. 82 Seated Cleft to rightj Janet Shu- Standing Cleft to rightb Doreen Lehn- hardt, Mary Ann Post, Geraldine Mc- l Ushers' Club ilst row Cleft to righth Judy Ratyn- saki, Sharon Bellnap, Linda Jones, Wardrobe chairmang Miss Lillich, Judy Halstead, President, Mary Ann Meyer, Secretary-Treasurerg Linda Harrison. 2nd row Cleft to rightj Chris Camp- bell, Judy Heinitz, Darlene Narlock, Sue Zabel, Arlene Glazier, June Savage, Mary Farley, Diane Zielin- ski, Judy Glish, Judy Stevenson, Sharon Senske, Karen Beekman. 3rd row Cleft to rightj Sherry Grif- ford, Nancy Rigg, Ann Kessler, Vir- ginia Burns, Sally Bokhart, Susan Miller, Karen Archangeli. The Ushers Club is a service club in which any girl who attends Central High School may seek membership. The most important qualification for mem- bership is that of wanting to serve school and club. Since the club was organized in 1929 the members have given their services to the school by ushering at all school functions. The club also checks coats at our high school dances and has served the community on many occasions. The club meets the second Tuesday of each month to discuss business and also to have a social time. A member is eligible for a pin after belonging to the club for two years. l P.A. Staff lst row Cleft to rightj Julie Swine- hart, Marilyn Schneider. 2nd row Cleft to rightb Noel Scantle- bury, Judy Bean. 3rd row Cleft to rightj Ashley Mul- holland, 'Judy Parks, Karen Appleby 4th row Cleft to rightj Dave Schaef- fer, Richard Lebsack. Missing: Bill Pinter, Jo Ann Jobe Gerry McDaniels. 83 Music Club 1st row Cleft to rightj Sandra Thorne, Trudy Beckman, Sue Daschline, janet Guillett, Eliza- beth Wacker, Presidentg julie Groulx, Secretary, Gail Bryant, Barb Defoe, Ellen Hydorn. 2nd row tleft to rightj Barb Pring, Helen Wirt, Michele Moran, Marcia Pasick, Shari Wilson, Ellen Sue McGillivfay, Mr. Cramer, Mr. Cady, Mary Moore, Bonnie Labadie, Sue Mac- Dowell, J im Molloer, Karen Techlin, Tom Grein, Vice President. 3rd row Qleft to rightj Barry Timm, Carolyn Waits, Sally Sorscher, Sandy Sorscher, Christine See, Alice Anketell, Laurie Hellerman, Joyce Leix, Carole Meyer, Doreen Lehnhardt, Bob Rogers, LuAnn Rutledge, Treasurerg Dave Cook. Missing: Karyn Lohrke, Judy Limberg. The goals of the Music Club are to pro- mote better understanding and appreciation of music, and to give its members an opportunity to further their musical experiences. Any student of Central is eligible to try out for Music Club membership in the fall. He is judged an technique, interpretation, and gen- eral impressions. Every year in March the club produces the Fantasy. The proceeds are used to send deserving members to the National Music Camp at Interlochen. The Music Club furnishes entertainment for other city-wide organizations, and at Christ- mas time they go caroling. Pep Band CBack row l. to r.J-Michelle Miller, Marilyn Weller, Pamela Howell, Diane Ahrens, Tom Hardy, Sharon Gifford, julie Groulx, Nancy Bennett, Tom Defoe, Dave Woodman, Marsha Sheridan, CThird row l. to LD-Mr. Cramer, Mary Moore, Marilyn Miller, Doug Thompson, Gary Labadie, Sharon Zube, Christiane VonFischer-Treuenfeld, Patsy Black, Patricia Davidson, Barry Timm, Judy Bean, Carolyn Waits, Marybeth Metevia, Ruth Schank, Diane Witucki, Kathy Kuhn, Mr. Cady, Ellen Hydorn, Zac. CSecond row l. to r.J-Peggy MacPhail, Karen Lohrke, JoAnn Clever, Barbara Miller, Elaine Van Zale, jane Hydorn, Suzanne Keenan, Karen Oeffner, Mary Lynn Randall, Mike Kusch. CFirst row 1. to r.J-janet Guillett, Judy Limberg, Kathy Stehle, Deanna Thompson, Bonnie Labadie. THAT SOUNDS GREAT! First Row CL to RJ: Donald Paradine, Nancy Quast, John Mezoff, Barry Timm, Barbara Pring, Peggy Olson. Second Row CL to RJ: Willa Waldron, Karen Petrey, Connie Chase, Janet Schafer, Lee Hill, Allan Koepke, Beverly Cornelius, Shirley Burger, Ruth Schank, Joyce Schafer, Larry Yeager, Pamela Palmer, Joan Nickless, Nancy Smith, Margaret Hos- tetler, Marjorie Peterson. Third Row CL to RD: Pat Kornecky, Marc Mulholland, John Prentice, Richard Kullberg, Bob Pelitier, Julie Groulx, Nancy Fischer, Nora Van Haaren, Francis Shank, Brian Carey, Tom Defoe, David Thorne, Mike Tolson, Mike Thorston, Ron Dettrick, Gary Nast, Fritz Chapin, Bob Beyette, Corrine Van Haaren, David Cook, Adel- phine Taverne. Fourth Row KL to RJ: Janet Wiles, Marjorie Davison, Ray Amyotte, Ken Eilf, Jim Ross, Bill Kelly, Geof Smith, Ron Cunningham, Henry Maus, Dennis Nowak, Ron Jankens, Edgar Engelhardt, Mark Sedgeman, Bob Lefler, David Woodman, Roger Vanko, Marcia Sheridan, Bob McDaniels, Roger Cady, Bob Vink, Constance Beadle, Gorden Parks, Mildred Peterson, Ken Peterson, James Quast. A CAPPELLA lst row: Barb Pickering, Rohda Surath, Janet Davis, Luann Rutledge, Dorreen Lehnhart, Jerry Hollitser, Freddie Krause, Tom Grein, Dick Bollis, Penny Mitchell, Linda Pasick, Paulette Peloquin. 2nd row: Cristine De Hart, Judy Parks, Karen Techlin, Marjorie Mathews, Arlene Johnson, Joyce Tripp, Linda Davidson, JoAnn Anderson, Budd Connell, Don Harris, Erlene Wahl, Rody Rush, Barb Butler, Sue Pretzer, Gail Bryant, Janice Randall. 3rd row: Carla Gerard, Barb Defoe, Sheryl Frederick, Pat Finn, Judy Laur, Donna Campbell, Rosemary Ciosek, Jim Phillips, Bill Gracey, Bernard Glazier, Pat White, Christine Wackerly, Julie Sloan, Julie Groux, Mary Kay Cramer, Kathy Kilborn. 4th row: Kay Jablonski, Carol Levine, Ashley Mulholland, Karen Reinsch, Susan Piechowiak, Larry Witbrodt, Jerry La Breck, Bill Twarog, David Vincent, Janet Shumaker, Bindy Butler, Trudy Beckmann, Mary Ellen, Knake, Peggy Walker, Karen Wright, Ruthie Bernard. 5th row: Pat Kinney, Bob Auman, Jim Quigley, Bob Crampton, Jim Rackstraw, John Torka, Barry Atha, Bill Hagens, Pat Hornsby, J. 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Q 9' 2 R. , 4 W S 6 K Dance and Secretaries' Club 5 , 1st row Cleft to rightj Bonnie Goslin, Sally Bokhart, Karyn Lohrke, Sue Gerhardt, Judy Woods, Sandy Worden, Arline Glazier, Marilyn VanTol, Kathy Spaulding, Carol Hebert, Donna Schultz. 2nd row Cleft to rightj Jackie Werner, Joan Krukowski, Judy Neal, Shirley McLaren, Miss MacDonald, Sherry Bernard, Barbara Shaw, Nancy Whipple, Karol Barnikow, Elsie Miller, Betty Lopez, Paula Rogers. 3rd row Cleft to right! Elayne Walmsley, LuAnn LaForge, Joyce Rule, Judy Heinitz, Sharon Gerard, Karen Zimmerman, Carole Hopp, Jeanette Stothard, Judy Glish, Judy Stevenson, Barbara Grochowski, Sharon Bellnap, Sue Allen, Marilyn Hughes, Marsha Pete, Elaine Mulders, Mary Ann Kondziola. 4th row Cleft to rightj Sandy Lee Hardy, Rebecka Boes, Dianne Becker, Karen Klender, Marilyn Staudacher, Sharon Hollandmoritz, Nancy Heinz, Janice Jones, Sue MacPherson, Judy Meyer, Barbara J edele, Susan Miller, Maryjane Stoldt, Carole Gawlak. 1st row Cleft to rightl Jan Bean, Alana Rogers, Dianne Griffith, Drenda Alcorn, Juanita Essex, Susan Meyers, Linda Jones. 2nd row Cleft to rightj Suzanne Faulconer, Susan DeGolia, Bonnie Roth, Ellen Charters, Barbara Enomenger, Dianne Johnroe, Carol Lyains, Kathy Meyer, Mary Navarre, Shirley McLaren. 3rd row Cleft to rightj Kay Young, Barb Miller, Sherry Bernard, Sandy Reisig, Rosalie Knopp, Helen Wirt, Michele Moran, Nancy Whipple, Miss Harris, Jill Defoe, Cathy Kil- bourn, Mimi Bartling, Bonnie Labadie, Ellen Hydorn, Patricia Kosnik, Barb Defoe. 4th row Cleft to rightj Gerrie McDaniels, Jan Stein, Judy Craig, Judy Clossg Betty Dock, Karen Wright, Nancy Goulet, Marina Torres, Jane Hydorn, Sandy Bishop, Janet Shumaker, Gail Bryant, Janet Jopke, Gail Baker, Judy Wright. 0 Varsity Club I l l 1st row Qleft to rightj Bob Nash, Chauncy Greene, Howard Jacobson, Dave Sampson, Ser- gean-at-armsg Mike Nuttal, Secretary, Lonnie Lowery, Vice-President, J. C. Dunn, Treasurer, Lewis Allison, Jerry Fortin, Bob Rogers. 2nd row Cleft to rightl Kim Chapin, Paul MacDonald, Owen Schuler, Martin Lowery, Roger Manyon, Kenneth Wright, Bob Smith, Bob Ricker, Richard Czap, Bob Katt, Fred johnson, Fred Eurich, John Schmidt, Ron Larson, Gene Reinke, jim DeYoung. 3rd row fleft to rightj Bob Koffman, Ken Warren, Don Harris, Don Gaffke, John Dixon, Lewis Hellerman, George Archer, Henry Scott Riebenack, Son L. Seipke, Cal Freeman, Bob Auman, Larry Piotrowski. Missing: Wayne Frieders, President. PROJ ECTI ONISTS lst row Cleft to rightj John Vincent, Al Elam, William Hagens, Bob Wright, Ken Whipple. 2nd rpw ileft to right! Carl Wagner, Eugene Szerzulski, Stanley Orlik Jr., Toby Phillips, Roy Talaga, Richard Bullis. Athletics 1 F ? If 4: 43 ,, wi a F 4 i X ...Q-1' in .1-1' E TEL ZlT TESSMER, p THLETIC DIRECTOR hen he moved to his new office across the street, last Feb uary 29, the Bay City Board of Education gained what Cen ral lost, one of its most able administrators in the sch l's long and storied history. l our days after his fiftieth birthday, Estel Zit Tessmer step ed up from his position as athletic director at Central Hig and assumed new duties as citywide athletic director. 'liessmer was born on February 25, 1910, in the university citylof Ann Arbor. After attending Ann Arbor High school wha e he was a.n all-sports standout, he matriculated to the niversity of Michigan, where he continued to display his athletic prowess. s a standout football player, he became one of the first reci ients of the Morton Trophy in the spring of 1930, giv annually to the most improved Wolverine in spring pra tice. Following three years on the Michigan varsity as a q arterback, Tessmer was accorded the honor of being na 'l the most valuable player on his team by the Chicago Tri ne. ter graduation in June, 1933, Tessmer entered the coac ing profession, and his last position before World War II was at Hillsdale High School. uring the War years, he attained the Naval rank of lieu enant, and was placed in charge of physical education trai ing at two of the largest naval bases in the country. l li ollowing his discharge in 1945, Tessmer accepted the coa 'ng challenge at Bay City Central. And it was just tha too, for the war and other factors had joined to cause a general downgrading of athletics at Bay City. l is first season at Central was 1946-47g he began as foot all backfield coach, head basketball coach, and head tenn s mentor. fall of 1948, when another coaching upheaval thrust him into the athletic directorship of the Wolves den, a duty ful- fille! until last February. e continued in this capacity for two seasons until the lllespite the added responsibility of being athletic dir- ecto , Tessmer continued as coach in the three varsity spo s. His basketball teams, while never winning a Saginaw Valley Conference title, did cop two regional crowns, and staged a memorable running series with Saginaw Arthur Hill,on the hardcourts through the early 50's. Added administrative duties forced him to give up the basketball job at he close of the 1953-54 season. It was a generous gesture for him to step down then, for he knew that his next year's club would be one of his best. He chose instead to let the new coach, Art Paddy, start on firm footing. He continued as backfield coach until the fall of 1958, and his tennis teams dominated the Conference for many years. From 1954 to 1958, Tessmer-coached net squads ran up a string of five straight loop titles. As an athletic administrator, Tessmer played a large part in the formation of the Central Sports Club, now recognized as one of the finest organizations of its kind in the state. It now sells around 1,700 football season tickets annually, besides being the top booster of the high school's athletic program. Also, Tessmer played a key role in establishing wrest- ling as the ninth varsity sport here six years ago. When he assumed the athletic directorship, the Flint Conference schools, Central and Northern, had controlled the Valley's scheduling to the point where it was a distinct disadvantage to the other member schools. Tessmer fought for, and finally gained, a schedule which is now more ba- lanced and which rotates in part every several seasons. The Saginaw Valley Conference will be a nine-team organization in all varsity sports beginning in the fall of 1961, and a share of the credit here, too, must go to Tessmer. One of his last duties was to do the lion's share of the work drawing up the unwieldy schedules in the various varsity sports. As citywide athletic director, Tessmer's duties will be to co-ordinate the athletic activities of all the city's public schools, elementary and secondary. This will include expan- sion of the present physical education program and an in- creasing of the intramural program at the individual schools. It is definitely a step upwards for the man who has led Central into a position of prominence in Michigan athletics, From the coaching staffs, faculty, and students of Central, past and present-best of luck. rf., . HEAD COACH ELMER ENGEL SW 9 ' iw A uf, ,L ALL-AMERICAN LARRY PIOTROWSKI FCOTB LL STORY Had the 1959 Bay City Central football season been limited to just seven games, everybody except Pontiac and Flint Northern would have been satisfied. After the first seven gridiron contests, the Wolves had in- creased an undefeated skein to 19 games and appeared headed for a third straight Saginaw Valley Conference title. But on a bitterly cold night in Pontiac, the upstart Chiefs pulled the upset of the 1959 prep year, defeating Bay City, 12-7, and the following week Flint Northern turned the trick, 19-7. The latter contest was one of the dampest games on record. Central opened the season with a 60-0 romp over Lapeer and followed with a 34-19 licking of Lansing Sexton. The following week, Handy hosted the first game in the storied rivalry between the local Class A high schools, but location made no difference. Central won that contest, 14-0 although losing first string quarterback, J. C. Dunn, for most of the remainder of the season. Behind the clutch field leadership of Bob Crampton, Central opened Valley Conference action the following week and blasted Flint Central, 17-0. Arthur Hill led for 44 minutes, but a desperation pass play from Crampton to End Ken Warren pulled the game out of the fire and gave the Wolves their fifth win, 20-18. Midland Q13-OJ and Saginaw C14-61 provided wins six and seven before Pontiac and Northern ended the season with their upset wins. End-tackle Larry Piotrowski was accorded the highest honor ever attained by a Central gridder when he was named to the first-team prep All-American, selected by the Wigwam Wiseman of America. He was the only Wolf given a spot on the first team All-State squads of the various polls, and on the first team All-Valley, had in accompaniment Fullback George Archer and Tackle Dave Sampson. LL- ALLEY Dave SHYUPSOH Lonnie Lowery Larry Piotrowski Bob Auman George Archer First Team Second Team First Team Second Team First Team Tackle Guard End-Tackle Halfback Fullback Q ' ' Season s Statistics Varsity Coaches woLvES OPPONENTS 7 GAMES WON 2 LINE COACH 128 FIRST DOWNS so 2053 YARDS RUSHING 1149 KEN LOOP 93 PASSES ATTEMPTED 80 41 PASSES COMPLETED 25 632 YARDS PASSING 370 2685 TOTAL YARDAGE 1519 23 PUNTS 38 18 FUMBLES 28 ' 417 YARDS PENALIZED 203 A ee I.. dy., BACKFIELD COACH A 7 RAY DUCH I 9, a ... I A .I I I 1 C I D 0' Larry Piotrowski Gary I-Iagens Ken Warren J. C. Dunn A0 AU fn Ron Larson Bob Herber Bob Crarnpton Lewis Allison i .,,, . .,,' r f'7-.l L': N I . I I 1 O6 A 1 Elonzo Smith Don Han-is Zane Rybkowski Jim DeYoung AC lf! Tom Burton Bob Koffman Gary Dunn Mike Nuttall 60 LAPEER O 34 SEXTCDN I9 WON 7 A is L L John Baillargeon ROEGIT la A Lambert IQ Mike LaRocque Bob Nash A 2 i , g... .4 - Bob Grimmer Gerald Fort in I7 FLINT CENTRAL O 20 ARTHUR HILL I8 I4 HANDY O Losr 2 C .-'A-Q7 f'X ,I--. 1 9 Bob Au George Archer Lonnie Lowery Wayne Friedera Jerry Smith Jerry Badgerow 7 Bob Smith Don Gaike A ---1. Bob Ricker Bob Katt L3 Dave Cameron Marv Ku If Chauncey Green an Gene Reinke 1 I, .- tm, - Bill Muscott Gary Gwizdala 7. I -Q -I,-' 5 Gena Dave Sampson Scott Riebenack Denni I3 IVIIDLAND O I4 SAGINAW 6 Mike MacDonald Y q ' .S 1 Q em , ,,.- ' 't l Dick Clap Ken Wright 7 PCNTIAC I2 7 NGRTHERN I9 I86 TCJTALS 74 nw: 5 4 . , W.. O 1 3' qi Vi fm. Wg. ,VV 's l K 5 1- xx hu ,Q -1 IVV? x x k A 4. ,YG L ,. xx Q- -LVN ' L. 1 'Y ' vi AY 1 K , X .1 . .ia 'N-.i ., 1 , 5. 3 ,K 1 L ni . - ' . ,, L f , A 1 j . V st i 1- pry v t t s fig A'3 i is Q W i i. gg- ,i 2 - :VIV ,gil ,sn U ,,. Vilh A ,A5 1.1, L? fd L, W If 2' ' as i I it r ' R . r I it .. . 4 A .fig ,kkr f My - N,, I E it in - kl guifgi K W V K . in 1 :.h M is Q, I ft P , W :-- . I K A , kk - .lkk K V fig, A at : iii ii 5 . i ., 1 . M as A.- 1 5 ' . A 7, H my FIRST ROW Cfrom leftj: Frank Hewitt, Bob Sturgell, Tom Nedzeski, Bob Hartwig, Nick Holly, Purnell Wil- liams, Less Szczesniak and John St. Laurant. SECOND ROW ffrom leftj: John Meyer, Kirby Ruterbush, 1511 Nees, Bob Neal, Bob Nees, joe Bogart, Tom Merritt and Jim Crane. THIRD ROW ffrom leftj: Jim Cahalan, Dave Eichin- ger,, Bob Smith, Gary Gatza, Louis Galle, Fred Smith, John Warren and Bob McDaniels. FOURTH ROW ffrom leftj: Ray Vachon, Frank Palmer, Virgil Sabin, Gary Meyer, Tom Mutton, Walt Neal, Duanne Pinter and Steve Benjamin. FIFTH ROW Qfrom leftj: Coach Jerry Toyzan, john Peterson, Ben DeBolt, Mike Kusch, Virgil Smith, Tom Muiskens and Coach Art Nixon. Missing at time of picture were Dave Beckrow, Gary Vogel, Craig Haller and Phillip Boes. Ken Warren C70J, Wolf end, is brought down after taking aerial from Bob Crampton in esecond half of game on West Siders' field last year. Central defeated Handy, 14-0. No. 95 is Larry Piotrowski. QLeftJ Marv Kusmierz snags Aerial in Midland game. 1 m f7 W' ,ff . . , 1, .Y U 'ir k ,disk A L I . ' . ., w, Q X. 2 fum, .V .J 1 ' ,f CROSS COU TRY FIRST ROW Cfrom leftjz Larry Witbrodt, Dave Witbrodt and Dennis Ahler. SECOND ROW Cfrom leftlz Bill Kerr, Rodger Cederberg, Bill Dodge and Jim Piesik. Cross Country Story Despite the behemoth efforts of Seniors Dennis Ahler and Bill Dodge, Bay City Central cross-country- men failed to win a dual meet during the 1959 season. Ahler and Dodge were two of only three letterwinners who returned to Coach Ken Norris last fall, and lack of depth in the third, fourth and fifth slots hurt heavily. It was a young team, though, with over half of the runners being tenth graders This would indicate an upturn in the Wolf cross-country fortunes in coming seasons. High spot of the year as far as Central was concerned came in a dual meet against Flint Northern when Ahler took his lone first place of the season against the strong Viking contingent. Dennis Aahler is shown at the regional Class A meet in Flint last fall. Season's Record Won 0 Lost 5 41 Midland 18 43 Flint Northern 20 40 Saginaw 19 33 Arthur Hill 24 44 Flint Central 17 Bill Dodge sets a sturdy pace agains t a tough regional field in Flint Basketball Story ASKETB LL l xejl 'i E fi awww!! W 3 Mm it A fy l l f - f 1 A A its lose 22 44 FIRST ROW Cfrom leftJ: Stan Doane, Bob Crampton, Tim Pete, Mitch Simmons, Ken Warren, Bob Katt and Ladd Irvine. SECOND ROW Cfrom leftlz Trainer Bernie Ulrich, Manager Harold Campau, Dukes Hollerbach, Jerry Gates, Rick Urband, Don Randall and Coach Bill Ullenbruch. Missing at the time of the picture were Dave Stein and Dick Peterson. M '52 SUI Www The Wolf basketball team, wracked by graduation last june, played its heart out last winter, but managed just one win in 15 regular-season starts. However, Coach Bill Ullenbruch's unit showed good desire and an eagerness to learn something that had been notable by its absence in the past few years. Central's club was composed mostly of underclass- men, which gives rise to promise of a good season next year. Only Ken Warren will be lost from the starting five. Warren, a starter two years running, led the team in scoring with a 16-point average, while junior Forward Bob Crampton was second with 13. The Wolves improved steadily throughout the year, and in the second Flint Central encounter, avenged a 24-point loss with a tight, 69-67 victory. In district tournament action in Midland, Central played perhaps its linest game, but lost to a late rush by Arthur Hill, 53-47. Warren came in for his share of post-season honors, being first-team All-Valley selection, and gaining recog- nition in the various All-State polls. sa 39:3 . Q I ! 1 I, ,, x '34 N-T-Z. iff! It Junior Varsit had FIRST ROW Cfrom leftjz Les Dean, Larry Schornack, Dick Sheppard, Dick Digby, Lew Allison, Roger Cederberg, Dennis Geno and Coach Ken Norris. SECOND ROW Cfrom lefty: Manager Joe Commire, Gary Gwizdala, Bill Gracey, John Lemke, Walt Sadowsky, Tom Bur- ton, Rob Schafer and Bill Brinn. Guard Bob Doane is surrounded by the Chiefs of Pontiac. hp! J 'Nn---o-1 Junior Varsity 33 36 46 29 39 36 43 45 32 43 35 62 43 66 39 627 Bob Crampton, Central forward, drives through Pontiac defense for two points. Season's Record WON 2 - LOST 13 MIDLAND FLINT CENTRAL SAGINAW PONTIAC ARTHUR HILL FLINT NORTHERN HANDY FLINT CENTRAL SAGINAW MIDLAND PONTIAC FLINT S'WESTERN ARTHUR HILL HANDY FLINT NORTHERN TOTALS 42 61 54 60 69 56 49 69 73 39 42 70 S1 54 41 830 Ken Warren scores points during Handy game FIRST ROW Cfrom leftbz Coach Bill Ullenbruch, Bob Linton, Joe Jamrog, jim Hewitt, Vic Awrylo, Ron Embrey, Alan Stern- berg and Coach Ken Norris. SECOND ROW Cfrom leftjz Tom Madaj, Fred Nees, Bill Kanicki, Barry Atha, Bob Geisz, Tom Eichinger and Jim Miller. Missing at the time of the picture were Harvey Badour and Gary Quellman. Sophomores FIRST ROW Cfrom lefty: Bob Sturgell, Bob Hartwig, Virg Sabin, Ben Debolt, Mike Kusch, Tom Pritchard, Bill Nees and Roger Vanko. SECOND ROW Cfrom leftlz Bob Torka, Paul Medvesky, Phil Boes, Abel Torres, Larry Majzenski, Frank Hewitt, Ray Vachon, Mike Gruber and Tom Nedzeiski. THIRD ROW Cfrom leftjz Manager Warren Jones, Gary Vogel, Walt Neal, Fred Smith, Randy Brown, Tom Huiskins, Dennis Quast, John Warren, Bob Smith, Eric Kelty and Coach Wayne Wilson. Freshmen sqkg 1 Q-Q.,- Sophomores Season's Record WON 0-LOST 6 26 FLINT NORTHERN 28 FLINT SOUTHWESTERN 24 FLINT CENTRAL 26 FLINT NORTHERN 33 FLINT SOUTHWESTERN 32 FLINT CENTRAL 179 TOTALS Freshmen 37 51 70 50 63 50 321 Season's Record A TEAM WON 1-LOST 8 27 MIDLAND NORTHEAST 55 28 HANDY 31 32 HANDY 34 17 MIDLAND CENTRAL 31 37 HANDY 24 29 CASS CITY JV 50 29 MIDLAND CENTRAL 39 24 MIDLAND NORTHEAST 50 30 HANDY 45 253 TOTALS 351 B TEAM WON 8-LOST 1 1 1 MIDLAND NORTHEAST 16 25 HANDY 10 30 HANDY 29 34 MIDLAND CENTRAL 27 22 HANDY 16 25 CASS CITY FROSH 19 38 MIDLAND CENTRAL 34 17 MIDLAND NORTHEAST 16 42 HANDY 30 244- TOTALS 185 Tim Pete tips shot in Handy game, while Bob Katt Crightb goes up for rebound. Wrestling Stor On the drab wrestling mats on Pontiac Central one night last February, Bay City Central matmen brought their school its greatest athletic glory of the year when they upset the odds to win the Saginaw Valley Con- ference wrestling title. It was the fourth straight crown for the Wolves, who have had possession of the traveling trophy since it was put into circulation. Winning the Conference title was the high point of the year for Coach Ray Duch's proteges, for during the regular dual meet season the Wolves compiled a so-so record of 5-5-1. Crowned Valley champions were Bill Dodge at 112, Don Siepke at 120, Chauncey Green at 138, Lonnie Lowery at 145 and Wayne Frieders at 165. Siepke, Green and Lowery also placed high enough in the regional tournament, along with jim DeYoung, to qualify for the state finals. In this tourney, Siepke garnered fourth place, the only Wolf to collect points. FIRST ROW Qfrom leftjz jim DeYoung, Rick Czap, Wayne Frieders, Dave Cameron, Lonnie Lowery, Chauncey Green, Clar- ence Sanders, Clarence Pease, Don Seipke, Bill Dodge, Gary Kernstock and Ed Schmidt. SECOND ROW ffrom lefty: Dave Vincent, Jerry LaBreck, Martin Lowery, Scott Riebenack, Bob Nash, Nicky Holly, Dave Burns, Tom Scharffe and Howie Jacobson. THIRD ROW ffrom leftj: Dennis Buzzard, John St. Laurant, Gene Reinke, Eric Pierson, Duane Pinter, Tom Merritt, Bill DeYoung, Bob Arsenault and Tom Piesik. FOURTH ROW ffrom leftlz Mike Nuttall, Jerry Fortin, Ken Wright, jim Thompson, Chuck Schisler, Claude Vachon and Coach Ray Duch. JS Season's Record FLINT S'WESTERN LANSING SEXTON LANSING EASTERN FLINT CENTRAL HANDY PONTIAC FLINT CENTRAL ALPENA OWOSSO FLINT NORTHERN HANDY W Aqwpazyw N f -N a 5 3 ..,....Q. W f SWIMMI G FIRST ROW gf,-om lefty: Ray Talaga, Ted Shook, Bill Kelly, Russ Black, Lance Hellerman, Pete Jerome, Fred Eurich, john Charters, Bob Narlock, John Schmidt, Tim Maxson and Louis Heuefmafl- Jim Marsh, Ted Finn, Cal Freeman and Coach Don THIRD ROW fffom leftlf Manager Tom Milton and Morey. Gordon Parks. SECOND ROW ffrom leftb: John Dixon, Jim Quigley, Missing at time of picture was Ed Wurdock. Season's Record WON9-LOST5 FLINT CENTRAL 29 40 HANDY SAGINAW 36 66 SAGINAW PONTIAC 3 1 5 1 MIDLAND MIDLAND 32 47 PONTIAC ARTHUR HILL 65 47 ARTHUR HILL FLINT NORTHERN 38 46 HANDY FLINT CENTRAL 40 59 FLINT NORTHERN 114 Junior Varsit FIRST ROW Cfrom leftj: Charles Gasta, Clark Nitschky, Tom Gottschling and Jack Schaffer. SECOND ROW: Cfrom leftjz Ned Bryant, George Oliver, Barry Labadie, Dave Johnson and Coach Don Morey. THIRD ROW: Cfrom leftlz Ted Ehmann, Charles Estabrook and Bob Weber. Swimming Stor Wolf swimmers enjoyed their best season in sever years under second-year mentor Don Morey this pa winter, winning nine of 14 dual meets. Three of tl defeats came in the last weeks of the season agair powerhouses Pontiac, Arthur Hill and Handy, and we by a total of eight points. The young Central swimmers improved steadi throughout the season, as evidenced by their two-poi losses to the Hillites and Handy, both by 47-49 scon after suffering 34 and 16-point defeats the first tin around. In the valley meet, the Wolves were shut out fro the winners' circle, but managed a fourth-place finis Diver Jim Marsh, only a sophomore, gave Central i only points in the State meet at the University Michigan by placing fifth. Diver Jim Marsh, fifth place finisher in the State meet, goes through his paces in a late- season dual meet. L, w S i i 1 2 'W 'Q 'W i ' ' Q ik i iffxlf' 351. 1 'L -f ff? X f, ' x - Y - ...W--.. L... ,, ,, -mmm ,A , .,..,,,, , 9.1 ff If Dk W... is aw L, Ei M RZ, X dm, . Q ' wg4!sw1'F '3 ww P-sw Wk W. sv, 1 ,u,,., 4:.4,,,-..ww+4.u ,W ' ig ' ,,,,..,.,.. M... nil! . .,,,-W.-Q -y M ,.,mvff'Y1 As-fni E M ii kill vf Www my vu dl nl .Nw , 'zxjpm 1. PRI G SP RTS 111, Spring Sports Story The Central thinclads were the victim of circum- stances. In a normal track year, their performances would have been good enough for a winning season, but the spring of 1959 saw one of the greatest schoolboy track performances ever in Michigan. Overall, Coach Ken Loop's runners won two dual meets, one against I-Iandy, and missed by one-half point a victory over Midland and the Wildcats in a triangular meet. The tennis team, hurt by graduation which took its top four singles players, suffered its first losing season in many years, winning only six of 13 dual meets. The golfers improved steadily throughout a soggy season, but won only four meets in 14 tries. For this iirst time in several years, the Centralia is going to picture spring sports from the previous year. This has been made necessary because of deadlines which must be met and which prevent time coverage on the sports of the spring in which the yearbook is pub- lished. The 1959 baseball team coached by Elmer Engel was figured to be a strong contender for the Saginaw Valley Conference title, but lost their first three league games and never got untracked. The Wolves finished with five wins and nine losses, but had wins over all the Valley schools except Flint Central. Fleet-footed Tim Pete beats out an infield hit Qnote pulled foot of Handy first basemanj iq in second Wildcat tilt, under the lights at the West Siders' field. S .-1 , 21, Baseball Season's Record WON 5 - LOST 9 FLINT CENTRAL FLINT CENTRAL MIDLAND PONTIAC PONTIAC HANDY FLINT NORTHERN FLINT NORTHERN MIDLAND HANDY SAGINAW SCAGINAW ARTHUR HILL ARTHUR HILL Track FIRST ROW ffrom leftj: Bill Brinn, Joe Gross, Dennis Ahler, Larry Witbrodt, Bill Dodge, Bill I-Ierber and Bill Kerr. SECOND ROW Cfrom leftjz Pat Doyle, Bob Zeder, Zane Ryb- kowshi, Al Elam, Dennis Geno, Ken Reisig, Tom Wisniewski, Bob Linton. THIRD ROW Cfrom lefty' Phil McComb Lonnie Lower - 1 Y: Barry Atha, Tom Hardy, Coach Ken Norris, Rick Czap, Ron Larsoh, Jeb' Kusch, Chuck Schisler and Bob Smith. Shotputter Jim Kanicki, Saginaw Valley Conference champion. Track-Season's Record 33112 ARTHUR HILL 62112 SAGINAW 23112 FLINT CENTRAL 43112 MIDLAND 57112 HANDY Won 2 - Lost 3 OTHER MEETS 75112 46112 85112 65112 41112 Central Michigan University Indoor Relays, seventh in a field of 14. Northeastern Triangular, Midland 521125 Central 52 Handy 32213. Arthur Hill Relays, sixth in a field of six. Valley Conference meet, fifth in a field of six. .-1. ' , 9 FIRST ROW Cfrom leftj: Paul MacDonald, Ken Warren, Bob Katt, Jim Kocsis and J im Witt. SECOND ROW Cfrom leftj: Gene Reinke, John VanLooy, Dave Stein, Tom Defoe, Kim Chapin and Bob Ricker. Golf-Season's Record 1X2 9 13 1X2 1 5 11f2 1 11 41f2 2 14 11 4 WON 4 - LOST 10 FLINT CENTRAL FLINT NORTHERN SAGINAW MIDLAND ARTHUR HILL PONTIAC MIDLAND HANDY SAGINAW HANDY HANDY HANDY Underclassmen ALPENA HANDY 14172 6 2 141f2 14 10 131f2 14 4 101f2 13 25 4 11 Tennis-Season's Record WON 6-LOST 7 3 FLINT NORTHERN 4 4 FLINT NORTHERN 3 4 FLINT CENTRAL 3 4 FLINT CENTRAL 3 7 PONTIAC 0 7 PONTIAC 0 7 SAGINAW 1 O 3 MIDLAND 4 1 MIDLAND 6 1 ARTHUR HILL 5 0 ARTHUR HILL 7 2 HANDY 5 2 HANDY 5 Quarter-miler Tom Hardy. Golf FIRST ROW Cfrom leftlz Pat Walsh, Fred johnson, Bill Ueberroth and Jim DeYoung. . . SECOND ROW Cfrom lefty: Ron Hy, Bill Pinter, John Kock, Dick Kebsack, Mike Tolson, Ted Ehman, Bill Hagens, Karl Sherbeck, Joe Jamrog, John Muir, jim Hewitt and Dick Zook. NJIM Gary Hagens KNo. 663, Central first seeker, takes throw from Third Baseman Carl Hill Cout of picturel, but too late to stop fast-moving Wildcat from reaching bag safely in first meeting between the intra-city rivals last spring. ilQ Social km the Queen JoAnne Jobe Homecoming Tradition and honor highlighted the Saginaw High game when Homecoming Queen JoAnne Jobe and her court were honored. On the crisp. clear night of October 30. pert JoAnne was crowned Queen during the halftime ceremonies by Student Union Vice-President Dick Peter- son. Tom Defoe presented Her Maj- esty with royal red roses on behalf of the Senior Class. Court representatives were: Sen- iors, Judy Neal and Ashley Mulhol- landg Juniors, Sally Sorscher and Judy Halstead: Sophomores. Jan Bean and Helen Wirtg and Fresh- men, Vicki Alderman and Joyce Bean. The Homecoming Dance fol- lowed the game. Ken Warren, Stu- dent Union President, presented the Queen with gifts. She also received an autographed football from Larry Piotrowski on behalf of the foot- ball team. Sophomore representatives: Jan Bean Queen JoAnne and her escort Tom and Helen Wirt. Stanton approaching the throne. Junior representatives: Sally Sors Judy Neal and Ashley Mulholland Cher and Judy Halsted. senior court members her Court First Row: CL to RJ Judy Halsted, Helen Wirt. Second Row: Jan Bean, Vicki Alderman, Joyce Bean, Third Row: Judy Neal, Sally Sorscher, Ashley Mulholland, with Queen Jo- Anne Jobe overlooking the royal party. is 'N 335 .gy f is 4:3 ff. f iw m , gi, ,-'fd -w x ,S ' S ,,f'i5'TgI r ' if W ,fm 1 Ga ,V W 5 E at 'is- 4 J. ,M . , 5 Q 5 , fi' if 5 ffl TY , is 2 NE, A gg af ,L ,R gg . U ii v 'Q 'i .L it Q Q N X ig 1 gif ' in +. Y'- i xy X Holiday Prom Every year around Christmas time the combined Student Governments, in conjunction with Junior College, spon- sor the Holiday Prom. A well-known band is always featured, and this year nearly six hundred couples danced to the delightful orchestra of Larry Elgart. Q N Kickoff Dance 5 HM Pardon my knees, please. O-O-O-OPS! Get caught in a louvred door? Look, Mom . . . . . I'm dancing!,' Awright youse guys, don't come any closer! D. J. Dances Anything you can do we can do better. Let's face it! I'm not Fred Astaire! 5 as f .I-Hop Oh, how we danced . . . 2.5 f- !'Q Bob Rogers, junior Class President, and his date, Susie Phelps, look on as Bob Koffman and Ellen Charters admire the decorations at the Sweetheart Swirl. Swingin' with Elgart A band break. Another epic emerges from the powerful plume of our poet laureate, Mr. Ulrich. Look look! See Spot run and jump! When it's zombie time in Mount Idy. oh Handy High! We'd like to win for youg We'd like to change the purple and gold To good old black and blue. Our team we think will have an edge Since on Handy's field we play But we could beat them Central bums On any given day. Our team is up, our spirits highg The whole west side will do or die. And Engel-that poor decrepit soul Will feel like a bum. We'll win, we'll win, I know we'1l win, lf fnly Central doesn't come. Pep Rallies , , ' V 3 4:1 in y 7, ,w N VA Underclassmen w I 1 I I l l Juniors 1. as N 1 h.:. H xi fmw. I Sponsors: Mrs. Hoffman and Mr. Hewitt, Secretary-Janice Moore, President-Judy Campbell, Vice-President-Bob Rogers, Treasurer-Judy Dunham. 4 Fl M' ' iii ' r fi' ' 'Hs' r sa Cqi-T , IBEW 1 ,Q 4 ex .j f -1 .2 f ,, V. , ,Z M .31 .,:. . , H E. I V . , Q s,.L, QQ ' , , . .1 4 x Ij sf- -,' w fs 3 E, - sir... Tf z. so W, ,, ..--.. ,xii wwf.. ' 'fl..J.' Sn.. ' 1-.iv , . W , . , - 'J . tljtj . f .' .Q ' 2 'M 'T -- I -fffi E Q , ,. 3 5 ,ff-...E 1. ' A A U - M' A 'V 'W' E' f Q- ms.,,,9.' 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