Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1944 volume:

a e . tf gaeeU) . - 1 1 M - H ue ■ 1 m GesdtoUiast % ■ — f- K Jl 144 CEN Pj s yU r i r yr L, V Presented by: Editors-in Chief HELEN BRENNER MAXINE CRITZ DOROTHY SILVERMAN Business Manager b. j. Mclaughlin ■ ' -— — T R A L I A N +- 7 fr headlines of 4 4 This has been a year of headlines-Vsome of somber cast, others of a lighter nature. In this, the 1944 Centralian, we have attempted to por- tray your school as it is reflected in the headlines — as each day sees another link forged in the chain of events that makes a high school in a world at war. In a nation armed and fighting for her creeds, her way of life, school assumes a new and en- tirely different significance. Here among us are born the hopes, the inspirations of tomorrow, and from her oftentimes go the soldiers of today. To the values that call for courage and sacrifice, to the American spirit as represented in and around Central, this book is dedicated. j [4 - ' r abU a£ Gositeatd, Seniors 11 Faculty 27 Home Rooms 31 R. O. T. C 45 Sports 51 Action 61 Departmental Clubs 73 Literary Societies 83 Senior Prophecy 95 5] X f, E5 -;, £ fnl A Se. You who leave us this year have spent most of your high school life - an atmosphere of stress and strain in . fearful global war „ ' ::rfr; to meet condhions such as -° ° ther - - S- X ever faced Last years uncertamt.es have changed into grim pressing need. Colleges stores, offices, factories-all call to you to give y uf of w a ar ° nCe - A ' mUSt emer immedi -° deadi busCI Whatever held you enter, there is no place for slackers. The war must be won You must help to your utmost. Wherever you 4 w who have tned to prepare you fervently hope you will prove TO u O. F. Dubach do not know the name of the author of the following statement but I offer „ to you as a great truth. -If we never need the we earn, nothmg „ lost, but if we never learn the things we need Till wll be l V re T y J ° bS feW Wwke - borrow will be many workers and few jobs. Competition for these jobs wl be so keen that only the best trained will succeed. Today thel eZr The Ch a y °T ° r y ° Ung — «e a, educa .on. The young man who is enlisting i„ the fighting forces should te ,r t n Hi Va f t ,Self ° f the fine ' 1 -- ' - offered by th isTe™ g n . UtUrC W1 detm ™ ' ' - he C. O. Williams [8 Setu id J IcMjo ]iaI otfonok yK s rJ TOP ROW: M. Abend. H. Alcock. M. Bauman. J. Beamer, G. Beeler FIFTH ROW: L. Botkin, H. Brenner. R. Burbridge, R. Carlson, J. Carswell FOURTH ROW: R. Chairman, S. Crain. M. Critz, I. Duvall. D. Eriksen THIRD ROW: B. Etherton, E. Fen. more, M. Fey. W. Forsythe, B. Hammer SECOND ROW: R. Hartzler, L. Heaven. M. Heller. J. Jacobson. B. Kamm FIRST ROW: P. Katz. R. Leininger. L. Levin [10 ' — = — Society a$ f944 A £feA Jfc J ! A TOP ROW: E. Lewis, B. Logan, B. MacNeven, C. McGinnis, J. McGovney FIFTH ROW: B. McLaughlin, E. Nelson, D. Oelschlaeger, C. Oerding, D. Pemberton FOURTH ROW: J. Petersen. R. Phelan. R. Radford. R. Rhodes, H. Rogers THIRD ROW: A. Sarachek. S. Schrieber, F. Scott. B. Sechrest. D. Silverman SECOND ROW: T. Simmons, G. Smith. J. Smith, N. Thoes, J. Westlake FIRST ROW: J. Wilson. K. Wright 11] Se tiaM Aaron, Leonard Everate Abend, Martha Accurso, Don Anthony Adkins, Edward Parkerson Alcock, Helen Marie Alexander, Rosana Jean Alexander, Marian Annette Alexander, Mary Alice Anderson, Russell Hal Armstrong, Elwood D. Avery. Dorothea Jean Bailey. Ross M. Bartlett, Charles Kenneth Bauman, Martha Jean Bausewein, Gloria Ann Beamer, Joanne Bengert. Vera Louise Billings, Patricia Jean Bishop, Barbara Lindora Bishopberger, Ann Marilynn Black, Martha Jane Blacker, Merle Deane Bledsoe, Kenneth William Bohannon. Lucille E. Botkin. Lawrence Adams Brenner, Helen Frances Brewer, Betty Jean Brooks, Charles LeRoy Brooks, Dolores Belle Brooks, Donald R. Beeler, Geraldine Kathryn Brown, Margaret Alice Brown. Roberta Jean [12 o ' 44 Brown, Wilma Kathryn Browne, Francis C. Browning, John Robert Brouse, Maurice Alan Brubaker, Ralph James Buchanan, Marvella L. Burbridge, Ralph Raymond Burns, Mount, Jr. Bush, Betty Eileen Butler, Patricia Ruth Caenepeel, Ann Carlson, Robert Baker Carney, Marian Cecilia Carswell, JoAnn Cave, Dellavena Cavender, Helen I. Chaitman, Rose Chenault, Mary Virginia L. Chism, Martha Jean Clayton, Anna Marie Clutter, Ruby Cochran, James Edward, Jr. Cohen, Elaine Collins, Vera Patricia Collins, Virginia Lee Combs, Mary Lou Corkill, Robert Cousins, Juanita Teresa Cowden, Dorothy Mae Criger, Barbara Mae Prudden, Frederick L. Darwin, Gloria Maxine Davee, Virginia Berniece 13] Se+uj il Davis, Frederick Claude Dayhoff, Glenda M. DeArmond, Betty Deterding. William H. Dillow. William Mack Duncan, Richard Eugene Duvall, Margaret Irene Eckert, Billy James Elliott, Mary Anne Ellis. Robert Newell Etherton, Betty Jean Faulk. Robert Zod Fenimore, Edward E. Fincher, Henrietta Vivian Finkle, Robert Harold Finnell, Mary Agnes Fischer, Donald K. Fish, Leon Fordemwalt, Betty June Forsythe, William Madison III Frankenstein, Aileen Freedman, Leonard Abraham Friedman, Marvin Furnish, Eugene Thomas Geritz, Junior Glass, Leonard Milton Goldfinger. Florence Ann Gorman, Patricia Eileen Gottlieb, Arlene Lois Gross, Herbert Eriksen, Conrad Dale Guenther, Shirley Lawyer Gumminger, Albert P. [14 o ' W Hader, Lloyd Edward Hall, Marjorie Jane Halstead, Gladys Mae Hammack, John Lester Hammontree, Daniel Jess Hanks, Roy Lewis Harlow, Jeanne Hartman, Jacob Joseph Hartzler, Richard William Heath, Donald Lee Heaven, Lewis Arthur Heinz, Mary Arlene Hiatt, Maxine Alice Higbee, Mary Ellyn Higgins. Frances Ellen Hillson, Hazel May Hoedl, Rose Marie Hoffman, Ruth Esther Holloway, John Francis Holm, Eleanor Frances Holt. Barbara Holt, Helen June Home, Wayne La Verne Horning, Claude Howard, Frank Edwin Huffman, Robert Franklin Jacobsen, John Richard Jessen, Donna M. Johns, Maryan Charlene Katz, Pauline Ruth Hammer, Beverly Lee Kessler, Robert Manuel King, Bonnie Marie 15] £e+tio-i i Kippur, Loraine Betty Kleinman, Josephine Jehudith Klippel, Marva Ruth Knox, Norma Jean Kreps, Betty Jane Lakin, Phyllis Ileana Lamb, Faith Lee, Virginia Louise Leininger, Robert J. Lemmon. Verna Leona Lemmon, Wanda Lee Levin. Lester I. Lewis, Jack Leroy Livingston, Sallie Lee Lloyd, Harry James, Jr. Lloyd, Robert Anthony Logan, Beverly Jane Lo Monaco, Frances Ann Long, Dorothy N. Louk, Rolland Arthur MacCormack, Saranne MacNeven, Barbara Ruth McGee. Goldie Louise McGinnis. Charles I. McGinnis, Eillen Ann McGovney, Jack David Mcintosh, Margaret McKnight. Anna Louisa McLaughlin. Betty Jeanne McNees, Roberta Jean Crain, Sh rley Virginia Magee. Anita Maxine Marshall. Floretta H. [16 4 ' w SV r Marshall. Veraetta He en Matthews, Theresa Rose May, Yvonne Mead, William E. Meadow, Beverly Lou Merry, Dons Jane Merry, Elinor Jean Meyer, Barbara Moberg, Eleanor Marie Morris, James E. Morris, Robert M. Mo wry, Rita Nelson, Elizabeth Jean Oelschlaeger, Dorothy Jean Offineer. Ethel Louise Ohlhausen, Frances Edna O ' Neill, Dorothy La Von Orth, Thomas Milton Palmer, William Parsley, James Calvin Passman, Herbert Patton. Josephine Ruth Pearson, Shirley Ann Pemb erton, Dorothy May Pener, Harold S. Petersen, James David Petersen, Frances L. Peterson, James T. Peterson, Olga Eleanora Phelan, Richard Vincent Kamm, William Louis Phillips, Barbara Ann Phillips, Oliver G., Jr. 17] Seni ub Pollock, Florence Ann Porter, Joan Berry Prather, Lorene Ruth Propst, James Edward Prout. Barbara June Rabinowitz, Gerald Herbert Rabuse, Joseph Radford. Richard Dean Reaves, Ella Pauli ne Reece, Verna Eudore Reed, Bruce Edwin Reid, Betty Reyhle, Walter Rhodes, Roland Lee Richardson, James Richardson, Thelma Rimmer, Wilma Jean Robertson. Billie Yvonne Rogers, Hellen Lorraine Rollert. Richard H. Ryan, Rosemary Schmall, Alice Evelyn Schreiber, Erma Lee Schreiber, Stewart Schumacher, LeRoy Scott. Frank Thomas Searcy, Barbara J can Shapiro, Adele Shepp, Lois Marie Schroyer, Margaret Loriene Sidebotham, William Lewis Silverman, Dorothy Simmons. Thelma Jean Smith, James Otto Smith, Virginia L. Smith, Wanda Glorene r is 1 4 ' M Springer, Margaret Louise Stein, Frederick M. Stonestreet, Peggy Marie Sturgess, Donald Gene Swain, Margie Thoes, Norma Jean Thomson, Alice Frances Toler, Franklin Earl Trinkle, Rita M. Turpin, Ruby Marie Vance. Luana Rae Vogts, Ronald L. Walker, Loretta June Warf, Florence Arlene Watson, Eugene Welsh, Margaret Regina Whinery, Leo Howard Whitacre, Gordon Pressley Williams, Margaret Lou se Wilson, Robert M. Walter, Mary Lee Woltkamp, Rita Helen Wright, Kenneth McKinney Yancey, Shirley Jean Anderson, Kenneth D. Baker, William Edward Barclay, Genevieve Alene Barclay, Geraldine A. Bartlett, Allan Batts, Phyllis Beiser, Dorothy Berkey, Barbara Rose Bernard, Marjorie Lee Borchert, June Maxine Brown, Eleanor Lee Bryant, James Ethil 19 1 ritfi Setu iA, Burner. Ralph Eugene Callahan, Ann Elizabeth Chapman, Lauren Dale Clarke. Betty Ann Clatterbuck, Leona Marie Colver. Robert Neal Cook, Erma Lee Craft, Elizabeth Jane Critz. Maxine Davis, Ruby Davis, Shirley Ann Deason, Betty L. Dempsey, Frank B. De Rousse, Ralph Henry Derryberry. Charlotte Louise Dohrman, Richard Emerson, Naomi Mae Fey. Mary Dolores Fishman. Milton Francis, Ruth Inez French. Leo Garrett. Nadine Glazer, Harold Marshall Gloe, Paul Benjamin Goldstein, Bertha Granger. James Robert Hammer, Ancely Charlotte Hanna, Betty Jean Harris. Richard Calvert Harrison, Gloria June Hayden. hetty June Haynie, Charles William Heller, Mary Lou Hemenway, Bill Grant Hemenway. Robert W. Higgins. Donald S. [20 0 ' 44 Honeycutt, Robert Jack Horton, Rita Gail Huddleston, Dorothy Huddleston, Robert Hull. Robert Hutson, Edward Kenneth Inman, Naomi Beatrice Jaudon, Ben Thomas Jefferson, Marion Elizabeth Johnson, Leland Rex Jones, Geraldine Keady. Charles Kellner, Harriet Kemmerer, Barbara May Kennedy, Frances Ketchum. Gertrude Leone Kinnamon, Marjorie Jeanne Klapis, Betty Jean Kramer, Bettye Jeane Lansdowne. Anna Jacqueline Lapham, Jimmie Lerner, Philip Irving Leuckel. Jane Lee Lewis, Ella Evelyn Liggett. Frank Charles Lindell, Ebba Lee Logan, Bonnie Jean Loman, William Lee McCorkle. Eva McNichols, Robert Milton McRoberts, Carrol B.. Jr. Madison, Betty Jean Mann. Ruth Lorraine Mark. Jeanette M. Mathers, Earle E. Martin, Rosemary 21] BetuanA, Mattoon, Merl, Miller. Miller, Miller. Miller. Alice May Victor A. Barbara Corrine David Arnold II Marguerite Anne Miller, Moffit, Morris. Moore. Murphy. Murray. Robert George Charlene Doris Bertha Mae Joyce Elaine Shirley Mae Marie Ewing Nichols. Ninneman. Nisbett, Nolte, Novak, Oerding. Marjorie Louise Fred Shirley Mae Frieda Lydla Doris Hope Clara Belle Otellio, Overman, Owens, Pace. Person. Peterson. Jackie Dean Shirley Ann Beverly Jean Hugh, Jr. Ida Maude Paul Phillips. Poindexter. Fryor. Richards, Rice. Risley. Doris John Richard Jacqueline Ann Bonita Jean Dorothy Lorraine Shirley Jane Roberts. Rogers, Rogozenski. Roselli. Russell, Schulze, Janice E. G. Martha Jimmie Reynolds Jane Lou Mary Frances [22 o ' 44 Sciolaro, Virgil Francis Scribner, Ralph Francis Sechrest, Beverly Gertrude Sharrai, Nancy Eyrlene Sheftel. Gerald C. Sherriff. John Harrison Shockley, Virginia Lee Shoemaker. Betty Lou Shoemaker, Mary Agnes Shope. Milton H. Smirt, Marvin, Jr. Smith, Betty Ruth Smith, Colleen Jean Smith, Delma Jean Smith, Gail Park Smith. Kenneth Smith. Shirley Jo Ann Snow. Farrell Dean Snow, Julian Sylvester, ' m Steinborn, r. Marvin Lee Stewart, Clyde M. Stock, Beverly Joyce Stokely. Beverly Joyce Stoppelman, Margaret Lee Storie, Robert L. Strong, James Orville Sturman, Gwelda Ann Swegle. William Forvest Tagtmeyer, Vernon William Taylor. Charmaine Thomas. John Willis, Jr. Thompson, Barbara May Thompson, Clarence Alan Thompson. Robert Porter Todd, Sarah Jo Ann Turner, Betty Jean 23] cSetuosid, ' anderhoof, Richard A. Vogliardo Marie G race West. Frank Wyrtlin Westervelt, Dorothy Westlake. James R. Wever, Donald Eugene Vienshienk, Jerome Arthur Willis. George Wilson, Joan Kathryn Wilson, Marvin Dean Wilson, Sylan Thomas Wilson, Wayne Vorth, Ronald Albert Wilson, Wayne Wyne. Robert Overton Young, Ethel Marie Zito, Florence Worland, Aileen Frances Calmes, Francis M. Jr. Coats, Robert Eugene Flint, Ethel V. Hill. Lorraine Louise Howard Brading SENIORS NOT APPEARING IN THE SENIOR PANELS Barncord, Billie Lee Bell, Mary Alice Berendt, Eileen Katherine Bradford, Robert Lee Brockman. Doris Mae Bucksner, Helen Dorothy Darwin, Gloria Maxine Dempsey, Eldridge Phillip Frank. Marilyn Fuhrman, Shirlee Gardner, Betty Harrison, Gloria Joan Hartig, Albert L. Herfurth, Richard E. Holton, Edward Merle Kratz, Inez Jean McBee, Mary Frances Maas, Adolph A.. Jr. Maher, Dorthea Lea Meiners, Robert G. Myer, Paul Moeller, James Lawrence Ohrazda, Austin Joseph Pappas, Theodore Peters, Robert D. Rhodes, Melvin Lee Richardson, Wilbur Harold Rodick, Neilya Marsh Savage, Betty Jean Schwamb, Ann Shultz, Frances V. Spikes, Carolyn Timberlake, Van Naylor Van Wagner, Susan Wedekind, Donald Edward YViard, Howard Douglas Wilcox. Arthur L. Ill Williams, John D. Wren, Orval Dudley Yates, Byron Davis Young, Constance Elizabeth [24 4Z CUM, fyG uJitf, Mildred Abel Catherine Church O. F. Diersen Erdice Grube Nolan Alexander Bess G. Clapp G. L. Douthitt Frank Guemple Beryl Alton Maud F. Compton F. E. Estes L. E. Gunter Coah Henry Ben B. Blackford Elsie Cornell Edith Humphrey Mabel Beattie Clifford D. Cornelius O. F. Dubach Mildred E. Keating [26 4 ' M Frank J. I la Maude Rebekah Angela Caroline H.J. Lillian J. M. Kirker Kite Leibengood Leonard Lewis Lewis Lukenbill Lukens B. W. Estelle R. H. H. Virginia Hazel Annadele A. H. Virginia E. McDaniel Morrison Oldendick Oldham Purnell Riley Roberts Robertson Elmer E. Dorothy Wilfred Mary C. Mary Hurt H.S. Rush Carl Sandberg G. R. Schlager Rebecca F. C. 0. Williams Scoville Madge Shafer G. R. Slaymaker Marie B. Spikes Tiffany Tomlin Wardell Watson Westerfield Mari F. Ella Neva Eleanor Ethel D. Whitney Wiberg Wing Wynne 27] detibinxj, eacUenA, Mr. Benjamin F. Chambers, a Central graduate, returned to join the English department in 1918. In 1924, when the English curriculum was reorganized, he took over extra work in connection with the library phase. Aside from his duties in the English department, he was coach for the tennis and baseball teams. In 1921 Mr. E. A. Harley came to Central to establish the first print shop in Kansas City ' s public schools. Formerly, he had his own shop in the city ' s business district. His school print shop was outstanding, and since its beginning print shops have been added to many other schools in the system. He also edited and published the Graphic Arts Magazine, sponsored by the Graphic Art Club, which he organized. Mr. F. J. Kirker, who in 1908 came to Central to initiate commercial subjects into the school ' s course of studies, became a member of the teaching staff at Junior College in 1915. Before the war he organized teachers through- out the country to travel to the West and Canada to take study courses at different colleges and universities in these regions. In the fall of 1940 he returned to Central for part-time teaching. Miss Dora Pyle came from Manual Training High in 1918 to teach mathematics at Central. Having a great fondness for new sights and scenery, she spent a year in traveling about the world. During this time she spent a great deal of time in China with her sister, who was in charge of a girls ' school there. With the exception of this one year spent in traveling, she wholeheartedly gave her time and energy to the teaching of Central students. .Mr. E. E. Rush was added to the list of faculty names when he came in 1896 to teach history and civics. For 20 years he was chairman of the social science studies and also actively engaged fur many years as a lecturer in the Kansas City School of Law. Mr. T. E. Talmadge came to Central from a special school in 1909 to assist in commercial work which had recently been added to the school ' s study curriculum. He trained many Central students for office v rk and for many years had charge of finances pertaining to the school ' s extra-curriculum activities. On behalf of tin- student body and the faculty, the Centralian staff extends to these former teachers of Central High School a dee]) appreciation of their accomplishments and helpful con- tributions toward a higher standard of living for future Americans in a democratic society. f 28 ft ' l ... |f W w v ' fe bf 1 1 _jgff ' :■ ■ f f l TO ±S •4 a e KoatfU Jk osne Hoojni 420, 303, IS, 207w., 409, 419, 411, 24, 32 and 403 MR. ALEXANDER . . . HOME ROOM 420 First Term Student Council Representative: Gwylyn George First Term Student Council Alternate: Jack Botz Second Term Student Council Representative : Herbert Ditzler Second Term Student Council Alternate: Carolyn Galitzky TOP ROW: N. Collett, J. Botz, B. Bartlett, A. Trinqual, B. Daniels, W. Behnke, D. Horton, S. Smith THIRD ROW: C. Smith, C. Pule, V. Robinson, C. Galitzky. J. Cochran, R. DeMasters, W. McGovney, L. Tull SECOND ROW: C. Cage. B. Adcock, A. Blackman. G. George. M. Gormon, A. Crowley. M. Hartman, M. Schilon FIRST ROW: M. Williamson. J. James. A. Troutman, H. Cravens, Mr. Alexander, B. Kessler. M. Adams MR. BLACKFORD HOME ROOM IS MISS ALTON HOME ROOM 303 First Term Student Council Representative: Bill LaRue First Term Student Council Alternate: Patricia Brennan Second Term Student Council Representative: Patricia Brennan Second Term Student Council Alternate: Bill LaRue TOP ROW: B. Horn, L. Walton. D. Wever. R. Rea, R. Brownlee, M. Scofield, V. Henderson, B. Faust, S. Silverman. C. Flynn THIRD ROW: A. Benedict. B. Lovell. D. Houtz. R. Baker. P. Holland. R. Moore. B. LaRue. J. Arthur. J. Eager SECOND ROW: D. Hart, B. Clarke, P. Brennan, Miss Alton, M. Berry. M. Crosby, M. Channel, J. Merritt FIRST ROW: B. Surface. F. Haines. M. Thorson, R. Dworak. L. Hinman, H. Roberts. R. Miller. H. Chelemer First Term Student Council Representative: Bill Dillow First Term Student Council Alternate: Bob Huddleston Second Term Student Council Representative: Lawrence Botkin Second Term Student Council Alternate: Norman Wehner TOP ROW: W. Fowler, G. Linnerson. R. Worth. C. Ditzler, W Stuessi V. Curtis. R. Faulk, H. Barber, W. Park, R. Huddleston, C. Boye. F. Brown FOURTH ROW: D. Miller, R. Galloway, R. Lancaster, T. Lamb. B. Teeple. C. Cartella. B. Dillow. D. Butterfield, L. Botkin. L. Hader THIRD ROW: W. Zacharias. E. Vinson. B. Holmberg, R. Brown. M. Calcarra, B. Staley, H. Craft, J. Green, R. Stump, G. Billings, K. Hickson SECOND ROW: J. Wehner, H. Altman. J. Duckworth. C. Krahenbhul, R. Brockhouse. L. McGhee. R. Baker, C. Barcafer. H. Phillips, D. Haley, O. Lawson FIRST ROW: D. Elliott. E. Barber. B. Pener. A. Pfefer, Mr. Blackford. R. Martin. B. McCorkle, W. Adee, B. King MISS BUCHANAN . . . HOME ROOM 207W First Term Student Council Representative: Charmaine Taylor First Term Student Council Alternate: Beverly Logan Second Term Student Council Representative: Doris Merry Second Term Student Council Alternate: Wanda Lemmon TOP ROW: A, Canapeal. B. Logan, A. Frankenstein. D. Westervelt, R. Martin. R. Trinkle. G. Holt, B. Klapis. D. Avery THIRD ROW: M. Gum, V. Shockley, F. Nolte. M. Wolter. B. Owens, L. Kippur, Y. May, H. Cavender SECOND ROW: E. Merry. D. Merry, W. Lemmon, Miss Buchanan. B. Ganz, J. Todd, B. Etherton FIRST ROW: C. Taylor, B. Gardner, G. Skillicorn, T. Capps. F. Warf. A. Mattoon I Q % S n o Aft 0. V° [30 ? a Q a o no n n no y- MISS CALLAHAN . . . HOME First Term Student Council Representative: Jeannette Mark First Term Student Council Alternate: Robert Morris Second Term Student Council Representative: Marie Murray Second Term Student Council Alternate: Robert Story TOP ROW: E. Adkin, M. Murray, J. Moeller, I. Adams, B. Ellis, V. Lemmon, F. Pollock, A. Gumrninger THIRD ROW: R. Morris, K. Anderson, A. Hines, P. Stonestreet, M. Swain. S. Murphy, A. Shapiro SECOND ROW: M. Harris, J. Lewis. C. Johns, C. Smith, F. Russell, G. Barclay, M. Frank FIRST ROW: J. Mark, B. Stokely. I. Matheis, Miss Callahan. I. Kratz, B. Goldstein, M. Miller MESS CLAPP . . . HOME ROOM 419 First Term Student Council Representative: Charles Austin First Term Student Council Alternate: Mary Margaret Mooney Second Term Student Council Representative: Lois Myers Second Term Student Council Alternate: Don Zook TOP ROW: J. Apel, C. Austin, K. Murphy, C. Bondurant, D. Zook, B. Jones, E. Jensen, E. O ' Brien. D. Guthrie THIRD ROW: D. Youngblood, M. Mooney. E. Stagg, H. Horowitz. E. Stein, D. McDow, B. Hauer, L. Myers, O. Miller SECOND ROW: B. Kunellis. A. Alagua, G. Satona, E. Horowitz, J. Batts, M. Riley, K. Johnson, G. Vinson FIRST ROW: P. DeMar, J. McDougal, O. Crites, P. Reed, M. Boulware, M. Curtis, D. Williams MISS COMPTON . . . HOME ROOM 411 First Term Student Council Representative: John Miller First Term Student Council Alternate: Marjorie Wood Second Term Student Council Representative: Robert Peters Second Term Student Council Alternate: Stella Packard TOP ROW: H. Schlesinger, E. Rogers, L. Jaben. M. Fletcher, M. Williams, J. Miller, B. Jaudon, J. Mynatt THIRD ROW: S. Packard. M. Wood, L. Meinsen, R. Merrill, D. Fitzhugh, R. Jennings, N. Juergens, E. Lindel l SECOND ROW: C. Swayne. M. Carney, C. Miller, M. Ratcliff. N. MacKay, M. Staton. R. Richart, E. Byrne FIRST ROW: U. Foster, A. Selle, N. Rigsby, J. Porter. G. Armstrong, H. Brown MISS CORNELL . HOME ROOM 24 First Term Student Council Representative: Olga Peterson First Term Student Council Alternate: Beverly Sechrest Second Term Student Council Representative: Clara Belle Oerding Second Term Student Council Alternate: Luana Vance D, Jessen. F. Lamb. TOP ROW: O. Peterson. D. Cowden, E. Moberg G. Troutman. H. Alcock. V. Davee SECOND ROW: V. Marshall, D. Long, B. DeArmond. C. Oerding, J. Hensley, B. Hayden. M. Bauman, H. Brenner SECOND ROW: H. Mills. D. Novak, G. Beeler, J. Wilson, L. Bohannon A. Callahan. P. Butler. D. Cave FIRST ROW: B. Sechrest, B. Smith, M. Stoppelman, Miss Cornell M. Nichols, S. Yancey, B. Shoemaker MISS DAHL HOME ROOM 32 First Term Student Council Representative: Barbara Phillips First Term Student Council Alternate: Helen Nordlohne Second Term Student Council Representative: Loraine Mann Second Term Student Council Alternate: Barbara Bates TOP ROW: C. Thompson, R. Goodrich. M. Lollar, E. Gorman. M. Combs H. Nordlohne, M. Whiting. O. Ballew, R. Burner SECOND ROW: N. Montgomery, L. Benton, A. Fleenor Miss Dahl B. Phillips, J. Randolph, E. Elliott, L. Hansen FIRST ROW: L. Mann. M. Hall, M. Botham. M. Arbuckle B Bates N. Powell. M. Shroyer. F. Hess MR. DAVIS . . . HOME ROOM 403 First Term Student Council Representative: Jackie Kumpfer First Term Student Council Alternate: Frank West Second Term Student Council Representative: Helen Howard Second Term Student Council Alternate: Ralph Farage TOP ROW: A. Wilcox, F. Prudden. R. Corkill, J. Schaaf. R Dohrman R. Poindexter, J. Smith THIRD ROW: E. Hutson, G. Smallwood, P. Gernhardt W. Crook. J. Kumpfer, B. Skinner SECOND ROW: R. Hoedl, R. Anderson, C. McRoberts Keener, S. Isbell FIRST ROW: V. Lee. P R. Sanderson D. Rogers. F. West, J. Heimer, J. Criser, F. Shultz, Mr. Davis, t o - - 31] Jk ome Roaml 203, 301, 213, 103, 306, 34, 14, 414, 307 and 311 MR. DENTEL . . . HOME ROOM 203 First Term Student Council Representative: James Carothers First Term Student Council Alternate: Roland Rhodes Second Term Student Council Representative: Roland Rhodes Second Term Student Council Alternate: James Carothers TOP ROW: D. Duly, J. Calvert. E. Watson, F. Walkenhorst, R. Rhodes, L. Storer, R. Rollert. G. Rabinowitz THIRD ROW: F. Kirby. L. Wedekind, N. Thursby, B. Loman, R. Bailey, W. Blann, R. Guthrie, C. Hauer SECOND ROW: D. Bieser. R. Brooks. R. Louk, R. Adams. J. Young. N. Gallagher, R. L ' Homedieu FIRST ROW: J. Carothers, M. Ragland. F. Stein, Mr. Dentel, E. Mathers, G. Blaine, A. Cooley MR. DIERSEN . . . HOME ROOM 213 First Term Student Council Representative: Warren Jones First Term Student Council Alternate: Winona Carpenter Second Term Student Council Representative: Nancy Galpin Second Term Student Council Alternate: Daniel Fleschman TOP ROW: J. Dorman. M. Burns, W. Lundin. W. Foley, R. Harris, R. Thompson, C. Schaffer, R. Honeycutt. W. Jones. R. Reed THIRD ROW: D. Empson, M. Smart, M. Abrams, B. Dwinnell, D. Cowger, R. Turpin, W. Carpenter. B. Taylor, D. Brockman SECOND ROW: G. McCoy. S. Butner. M. Masonoff. A. Oswald. M. Sherpy, D. Moore, M. Travis, C. Harrison, D. Adams FIRST ROW: A. Wright. D. Fleschman, B. Moor. N. Galpin, Mr. Diersen, B. Yearta, C. Derryberry, E. Mann. S. Henkin MR. DOUTHITT HOME ROOM 301 First Term Student Council Representative: Leland Johnson First Term Student Council Alternate: Julian Snow Second Term Student Council Representative: Beverly Hammer Second Term Student Council Alternate: Leon Fish TOP ROW: J. Duggan. B. Stroup, N. Wiggins, D. Keaton. R. Hanks, R. Worth. L. Johnson. L. Jones, J. Snow, V. Tagtmeyer. B. Riley. J. Minor. H. Rountree FOURTH ROW: W. Bledsoe. B. Knierim, E. Brown. D. Atkeisson. D. Hanske. H. Woltkamp, M. Finnell. M. Zaremski, B. Hull. H. Salmon. B. Reese. S. Fremerman THIRD ROW: B. Lockwood, E. Gray, D. Dolton. C. Payne. G. Whitacre, R. Kessler. J. Hayes. J. Doyle, K. Stanton, R. Vigil, G. Wilson M. Rabuse SECOND ROW: H. Adler, K. Eichler. B. Davis, J. Krekel, B. Anderson, P. Phillips, J. Burgess, N. deVaul, M. McBee. S. Sherman, R. Brammeier. E. Tiffany. H. M orris FIRST ROW: R. Higgins. D. Greenall. J. Harris. G. Kenyon. B. Logan, D. Maher. Mr. Douthitt. N. Nicholas, C. Marks. T. Engle, F. Christian, T. Akins MR. ESTES HOME ROOM 103 First Term Student Council Representative: Ralph Brubocker First Term Student Council Alternate: Roy Boyles Second Term Student Council Representative: Betty Anderson Second Term Student Council Alternate: Lloyd Greer TOP ROW: D. Smith. F. Dempsey. B. Hemenway, T. Chapman, R. Finnell. R. Brubocker. R. Ogan SECOND ROW: M. Inman. T. Suhr, E. Crain. D. Hayes, E. Russell, J. Sheriff FIRST ROW: K. Ehlers, J. Doggs, B. Torbig, Mr. Estes, T. Ninnimon. R. Miller [32 •n MISS ESTES . . . HOME ROOM 306 First Term Student Council Representative: Bonnie King First Term Student Council Alternate: Billie Ann Carter Second Term Student Council Representative: Eleanor LePag Second Teim Student Council Alternate: IV.ary Tate TOP ROW: A. Benson. R. Ham, S. Van Wagner, M. Hart, J. Roberts, G. Falk, B. Carter, E. LePage THIRD ROW: B. Dawkins, I. Manning, G. Wechter. B. Bernstein, M. Gilgus, P. Bury, S. Robertson SECOND ROW: C. Kippur. B. Morris. A. Parks, W. berlain, J. McRay, M. Tate. N. Guilliams FIRST ROW: M. Chism, A. Davis, B. Kellner, A Estes, A. Reed, J. Roth, E. Zans K N Knott Rosenber MISS GRUBE . . . HOME ROOM 34 First Term Student Council Representative: Ruth Shafer First Term Student Council Alternate: Dorothy Oelschlaeger e Second Term Student Council Representative: Tony Fairchild Second Term Student Council Alternate: Paul Gloe Dewey, TOP ROW: J. Pugh, W. Herman. A. Pappageorge. P. Krebs, L. L. Jaben, E. Hart, H. Morris. N. Stoenner, B. Kemmerer, N. Esrig ing, M. THIRD ROW: J. Covey, V. Potter, R. Shafer, S. MacLachlan. S. Miller. S. Fuhrman, E. Horvitz, A. Carroll, B. Dedmon . Cham- SECOND ROW: B. Williams. S. Spector. E. Miller. M. Moreland, D. Oelschlaeger, M. Renfro. N. Inman. S. Sowell Miss FIRST ROW: M. Smart, W. Wheeler, H. Davis. C. Solomon, Miss Grube, G. Marks, M. Van Dolah MRS. EVANS . . . HOME ROOM 14 First Term Student Council Representative: Jimmy Lawson First Term Student Council Alternate: Maxine Moffit Second Term Student Council Representative: Marilyn Prater Second Term Student Council Alternate: Louise Curran TOP ROW: M. Moffit. C. Walters, R. Parr, N. McLaughlin, D. Roberts. L. Mcintosh. L. McCoy, C. Anderson, S. Kusnetzky, H. Ditzler THIRD ROW: H. Zimmerman. B. Graham. C. Erickson. F. Stephenson. K. Smith, M. Coble, B. Maelzer. C. Lewis, D. McDonald SECOND ROW: C. Rogers, V. McKinzie, M. Prater, J. Lawson, A. Lawrence, L. Curran, B. Moore, P. Began FIRST ROW: R. Mills. C. Farmer, R. Greer. Mrs. Evans. P. Ratliff. D. McRoberts, C. Gossard, B. Sharp MR. GUEMPLE . HOME ROOM 414 MISS GRUBBS HOME ROOM 307 First Term Student Council Representative: James Morris First Term Student Council Alternate: Helen Holt Second Term Student Council Representative: Rose Chaitman Second Term Student Council Alternate: Don Sturgess TOP ROW: D. Sturgess, D. Kopin, J. Figge, J. Morris, J. Glavas, E. Barclay, J. Cannova SECOND ROW: H. Huddleston, W. Bluethman, D. Raines. H. Holt, B. Dopking, R. Chaitman, R. Wolf FIRST ROW: D. Williams, M. Darby, D. Conard, Miss Grubbs. C. Jones, B. Comer First Term Student Council Representative: Chris Smith First Term Student Council Alternate: Lois Tobin Second Teim Student Council Representative: Patricia Downey Second Term Student Council Alternate: Don Youngblood TOP ROW: B. Bess, C. Lawrence, P. Hieronymus, F. Katz, F. Rushing. R. Hinote, L. Tobin SECOND ROW: D. Coleman, M. Thrasher, B. Reece, V. Paxton, E. Thrasher, P. Downey FIRST ROW: C. Smith, R. Level. R. Chastain, Mr. Guemple, C. Burgert, E. Rodgeis MR. HANN . . . HOME ROOM 311 First Term Student Council Representative: Kenneth Bartlett First Term Student Council Alternate: Pat Ryan Second Term Student Council Representative: Dean Stringer Second Term Student Council Alternate: Lois Groom TOP ROW: M. Steinborn. B. Binder, K. Bartlett. E. Adkins. J. Loman. M. Rhodes. I. Ashworth. W. Draffen, D. Finnell. E. Ford THIRD ROW: L. Groom. R. Stoltz, V. Sciolaro, G. McCullough, B. Hanna, B. Reed, R. Nunnelley, L. Staab. R. Kowry SECOND ROW: F. Peterson. P. Ryan. V. Smith. A. Kornis. B. Caster, P. Coffey. J. Reese, Mr. Hann, V. Collins FIRST ROW: R. Gibson, M. Gibbs, G. Barclay. G. Sturman. A. Gottleib, L. Williams. S. Livingston, N. Werner 33] vW2 jKa 105, 407, J !U ' r % L 305, 312, 4-04, a+vd 2 e ana MR. HARLEY . . . HOME ROOM 105 First Term Student Council Representative: Margarita Navarrete First Term Student Council Alternate: John Loman Second Term Student Council Representative: Dick Vanderhoof Second Term Student Council Alternate: Margarita Navarrete TOP ROW: P. Blankenship. W. Thompson, O. Hill, G. Baum, C. Zinn, G. Schumacher. W. Carpenter, J. Dinnel, B. LaBaugh. N. Katcher THIRD ROW: R. Taylor. J. Loman, M. Navarrete, L. Hicks, N. Ellis, J. Zerr. N. Steussi, E. Vance. M. McManus SECOND ROW: E. Walker. A. Roark. V. Cole, A. Reed, J. McComb, M. Krebs, L Perskv K. Faulkner FIRST ROW: M. Hammer. L. Jones. R. Greenberg. V. Kelley , Mr. Harley, B. Gillen, S. Ginsberg. K. Burnam MR. HAYES . . . HOME ROOM 407 First Term Student Council Representative: Wayne Wright First Term Student Council Alternate: Mary Fey Second Term Student Council Representative: Junior Geritz Second Term Student Council Alternate : Frank Scott TOP ROW: B. Henderson. R. Graham. H. Pace, R. Leedy, E. Furnish J. Granzella, A. Thomson, J. Hammack SECOND ROW: W. Smith. B. Raines, J. Geritz, B. Wilson. D. Silverman H. Kellner. E. Young, H. Taylor FIRST ROW: K. Bledsoe, F. LaMonaco, M. Bernard, M. Fey, B Madison, F. Scott MISS HENRY . . . HOME ROOM 421 First Term Student Council Representative: Charlene Mofnt First Term Student Council Alternate: John Wilhngham Second Term Student Council Representative: Saranne MacCormack Second Term Student Council Alternate: Wayne Crook TOP ROW: A. Engler, C. Moffit. J. Willingham. J. Strong. F. Calvert. M. Leach, M. Woodling, C. Thomas THIRD ROW: D. McLaughlin, R. Shrock, R. Grigsby, G. Cantrall. R. Higgins. S. Collyer. P. Anderson. D. Duvall SECOND ROW: P. Lawson. N. Shirk. C. Davis. B. Giese. C. Lamble, E. Allen. H. Gross FIRST ROW: B. McLeod, L. Lispi, M. Miller. M. Frumhoff. P. Howe. B. Manier MISS HUMPHREY . . ' HOME ROOM 23 First Term Student Council Representative: Lester Levin First Term Student Council Alternate: Jim Petersen Second Term Student Council Representative: Florence Goldfinger Second Term Student Council Alternate: James Westlake TOP ROW: J. Eggert. E. Balot, D. Duncan. J. Petersen, L. Levin. L. Aaron. H. Glazer, J. Kapnistos SECOND ROW: H. Rosenberg. E. Lewis. P. Prout. M. Mooney, B. Parish, A. Hammer. F. Goldfinger. G. Halstead FIRST ROW: S. Pearson, B. Lehman, E. Nesselroad. J. Kleiman, E. DeWitt. P. Katz r:i % - csr a [34 C r, n Q o n r f « £ r ft n o Q MISS KEATING . . HOME ROOM 305 First Term Studeft Council Representative: Mary Hess First Term Student Council Alternate: Helen Simmons Second Term Student Council Representative: Anna Marie Clayton Second Term Student Council Alternate: Betty Dietrich TOP ROW: E. Gaines. M. Duncan, B. Dietrich, M. Burger, B. Kramer, M. Lynch, A. Clayton, W. Hall THIRD ROW: L. Clatterbuck, E. Scott, M. Noble, I. Nissen, R. Straeter G. Doty, N. Willsey, M. Wall SECOND ROW: M. Rogozenski, F. Stephens, J. Bloomquist, Miss Keating, R. Arthur. M. James. F. Zito FIRST ROW: M. Corbin. T. Simmons, M. Hess, T. Vanderhoof, R. Ryan. H. Simmons. N. Gallagher MR. KELLER . . . HOME ROOM 211 First Term Student Council Represen tative: Lewis Heaven First Term Student Council Alternate: Richard Hartzler Second Term Student Council Representative: John Jacobsen Second Term Student Council Alternate: Richard Hartzler TOP ROW: W. Reyhle. T. Pappas, A. Hartig. T. Orth. R. Phelan, C. McGinnis. M. Shope. L. Briggs, P. Lerner, R. De Rousse THIRD ROW: W. Sidebotham, W. Kamm, J. Propst. J. Peterson, L. French, R. Burbridge. T. Wilson. R. Colver. J. Jacobsen, A. Ohrazda SECOND ROW: R. Wyne, L. Heaven, J. Rush, B. Turner. R. Hartzler, J. Holloway, M. Brown. J. Putnam, W. Naylor, J. Thompson FIRST ROW: R. Prather, P. Roberts. A. Brouse, V. Chenault, K. Keller, R. Anderson, B. Logan, W. Swegle, R. Davis MISS LEIBENGOOD . . . HOME ROOM 312 First Term Student Council Representative: Martha Abend First Term Student Council Alternate: Ann Bishopberger Second Term Student Council Representative: Barbara Phillips Second Term Student Council Alternate: Beverly Sechrest TOP ROW: W. Bartee, B. Slavens, A. Bishopberger, S. Roman, B. Bishop, N. Ward, J. Bramwell, M. Isaac THIRD ROW: M. Klippel, F. Marshall. R. McNees, V. Bengert. E. Dean, P. Traw, J. Leuckel, D. Miner SECOND ROW: B. Miller. G. Dayhoff, D. Cottrall, L. Davis. A. McKnight, J. Cousins, I. Duvall FIRST ROW: M. Abend, S. Rubin. B. McNeven, Miss Leibengood, L. Schwarzenholz, G. Boren, L. James MISS LEWIS HOME ROOM 12 MISS KITE HOME ROOM 404 First Term Student Council Representative: Charles Anderson First Term Student Council AUernate: Glenda Mayo Second Term Student Council Representative: Patty Granthan Second Term Student Council Alternate: Henry Tager TOP ROW: B. Maxwell. F. Davis. B. Bradford, P. Reisner. D. Williams, C. Anderson, J. Darrow, H. Jaben, J. Arthur, B. Blackman THIRD ROW: B. Orr, P. Harvey, L. Berlin, M. Adams, A. Turpin, L. Scott, G. Blaine, G. Mayo. D. Nightingale— SECOND ROW: E. Harrison. S. Clayman.. ' RilejJ J. Garrison I DeVasher, N. Geritz, J. Kinser. R. HarPf s FIRST ROW: J. Harmon, G. Jacobsen, R. Abend, A. Armstrong, H. Tager, M. Oldham, C. Decker, D. Ballard 35] First Term Student Council Representative: Dale Ericksen First Term Student Council Alternate: Beverly Hammer Second Term Student Council Representative: Don Fitzhugh Second Term Student Council Alternate: LaNell Meinsen TOP ROW: J. Hartman, D. Ericksen. K. Wright, P. Gloe, B. Mead. A. Bartlett, J. Lloyd THIRD ROW: M. Critz, A. Schmall, F. Olhausen, J. McGovney, D. Fischer, D. Radford, L. Fish SECOND ROW: B. Meadow. G. Ketchum, J. Pryor, N. Thoes, B. Hammer, S. Risley FIRST ROW: B. Stock, B. Robertson. L. Springer, T. Matthews, D. Pemberton MISS MCMILLAN, MISS LINDGREN DELANO TOP ROW: Miss McMillan. H. Morrow, D. Willis, F. Smith. L. Jones, E. Carlton. E. Flint. Miss Lindgren Coats. E. Allen, SECOND ROW: F. Arnold. E. Eaton. A. Crane. E. T. Utter, D. Fleming, T. Townsend FIRST ROW: R. Bowles, S. Davidson, A. Reichardt, J. Weibel, D. Teale. S. DeNato, F. Calmes Jlosne doawti, 106, 308, 210, 202, 304, 310, 207w, 209, 315 and 102 MR. LUKENS . HOME ROOM 106 First Term Student Council Representative: Ed Fenimore First Term Student Council Alternate: Jo Beamer Second Term Student Council Representative: Honey Phillips Second Term Student Council Alternate: Sunny Mayta TOP ROW: J. Imbeau, R. Duncan, E. Fenimore, D. Wedekind, M. Diamond, J. Rabuse. V. Merle, L. Hargus, B. Meiners THIRD ROW: S. Entrikin. M. Tobey. F. Davis, E. Howard, L. Shepp. D. Millikan, J. Kresse, M. Hood. D. Lane SECOND ROW: B. Gregory. B. Taylor, D. Heath, G. Perry. Mr. Lukens. W. Lusby. B. Rodick. T. Connaway FIRST ROW: S. Mayta. H. Phillips, D. Greer, S. Palder. J. Beamer. I. Erlandson. L. Reed MISS MORRISON . . . HOME ROOM 210 First Term Student Council Representative: Aileen Myers First Term Student Council Alternate: Dorothy Ratcliffe Second Term Student Council Representative: Marjone Masonoff Second Term Student Council Alternate: Margaret Rabuse TOP ROW: D. Reed, A. Sucutt, R. Owens. R. Waggoner, G. Rhodes. B. Hull, H. Page, H. Keleher. C. Kingsbury THIRD ROW: M. McDonough. E. Fretz. L. Hannen. M. Lancaster, L. Vleisides, J. Jacobs, A. Walter, L. Cowling. W. Thomas SECOND ROW: R. Miller, E. Fines, R. Rick, A. Pemberton, C. Barrett. D. Ratcliffe, K. Kemmerer, M. Clark FIRST ROW: G. Rodwell. M. Vineyard. M. Lenge. Miss Morrison, L. Dennis. A. Myers, V. Brown. M. Masonoff MR. MC DANIEL HOME ROOM 308 MR. OLDENDICK HOME ROOM 202 First Term Student Council Representative: Bill Skinner First Term Student Council Alternate: Pat Grinnell Second Term Student Council Representative: Kenneth Smith Second Term Student Council Alternate: Jerry McLaughlin TOP ROW: J. Happy. P. Larsen. B. Hemmingway, G. Back. J. Leiser. S. Mosher, J. Hartley. K. Smith, B. Leavel THIRD ROW: D. Parker. J. Hopkins, B. Skinner, S. Crain, J. McLaugh- lin, B. Dean, L. Gorman, B. Graham, B. Lloyd SECOND ROW: F. Liggitt, M. Schreiber. C. Bradford. H. Heisler. A Koelzer, S. Bosshard, J. DurTCan, H. Danemann FIRST ROW: R. Bebermeyer. M. Raccuglia. J. Katsu. Mr. McDaniel. F Kennedy. P. Grinnell. D. Allin First Term Student Council Representative : Pauline Beck First Term Student Council Alternate: John Hawkinson Second Term Student Council Representative : Lois Glaser Second Term St dent Council Alternate: Marguerite Butters TOP ROW: G. Cramer, A. Tucker, J. Earl. E. Back. R. Taylor. J. Sembler, J. (jrWkinson, H. Isham. L. Glaser, E. Sterrett THIRD ROW: M Colby, D. Soule. J. Kumpfer, H. Ferguson. D. Piper, B. Strader, J Walters. J. Michaud. H. Kletzky SECOND ROW: p. Brown. P. Beck, E. Fedaler, B. Combs, M. Butters. N. Robb. WTattershall, B. Stanborough. E. Nelson FIRST ROMf: fe. Gross. B. Nunley. B. Stafford, E. Cretcher. Mr. Oldendic-k, G. Clatterbuck, J. Ludgate, E. Chambers. W. Clements [36 i ,- MISS OLDHAM HOME ROOM 304 MISS ROBERTSON HOME ROOM 310 First Term Student Council Representative: Dean Stringer First Term Student Council Alternate: Marion Dewey Second Term Student Council Representative: Richard Larsen Second Term Student Council Alternate: Barbara Thompson TOP ROW: K. Conway, C. North, M. Wilson, R. Larsen, R. Heisler, B. Mynatt, G. Johnson THIRD ROW: J. Wynn, B. Thompson. M. Dewey. N. Teel. D. Stringer, D. Sogas, N. Jameson SECOND ROW: I. Holland. B. Cuddy. S. Bigley, Miss Oldham, M. Hess. H. McCuIlick, T. Miller FIRST ROW: D. Smiley, S. Cline, E. Ford. E. Yearta. M. Zito MISS PURNELL . . . HOME ROOM 207W First Term Student Council Representative: Vivian Scott First Term Student Council Alternate: Betty Traw Second Term Student Council Representative: Vivian Scott Second Term Student Council Alternate: Bonnie Steinbrecker TOP ROW: C. Strother, G. Teeple, L. Young, S. Gryder, J. Searcy, B. Pounds. N. Hawk, J. Harris, N. McCoy, K. Sever, M. Higbee THIRD ROW: R. Williams. S. Richards, M. Calcaterra, B. Glover, M. Schock. S. Rhodes. B. Steinbrecher. N. Williams, E. Thompson. P. Phillippe, M. McCoy SECOND ROW: J. Johnson. B. Campbell. M. Swe rdfeger, N. Todd. F. Wagner. C. Morgan, J. Sarfaty, B. Ferguson, D. Gray. E. Clark FIRST ROW: B. Traw. R. Mefford. B. Taylor. M. McLaughlin. Miss Purnell. J. Bray, A. Hempfling. J. Murphy. V. Scott, N. Hamblin MR. ROBERTS . HOME ROOM 315 First Term Student Council Representative: Shirley Overman First Term Student Council Alternate: Bob Weatherholt Second Term Student Council Representative: Jim Bailey Second Term Student Council Alternate: Eleanor Holm TOP ROW: R. Shumate, H. Kraft, B. Mehrens, J. Tickner, D. Hammon- tree, H. Passman, R. Copeland, B. Brock, J. Gold THIRD ROW: N. Peterson. B. Dahlstrom, W. Best. A. Sarachek. S. Liecht. A. Shields. B. Biser. J. Bailey SECOND ROW: L. Clement. J. Goss. J. Carswell. N. Ary, E. Holm. M. Staley, M. Friedman FIRST ROW: C. Hoffman, D. Louk. B. Weatherholt. Mr. Roberts. J. Cochran, S. Overman. F. Darr 37} First Term Stude nt Council Representative: Don Robinson First Term Student Council Alternate: Thelma Weller Second Term Student Council Representative: Charles Brooks Second Term Student Council Alternate: Betty Crane TOP ROW: M. Jerwick, B. Pemberton, C. Johnson. W. McDonough, S. Nisbett, B. Schwarz, G. Eaton, L. Freedman, D. McQuerry, D. Robinson THIRD ROW: M. Kincheloe, M. Bonner. L. Eberting. J. Marino, T. Weller, C. Anderson, R. Lewis, E. Van Wey, D. Huddleston SECOND ROW: L. Sales, M. Crawford, C. Spikes, I. Liggett, L. Jabenis. B. Crane, R. Ford, J. Fink, K. Johnson FIRST ROW: M. Bell, M. Hooton, S. Smith, Miss Robertson, M. Holton. B. Trotter, N. Westervelt MISS SANDBERG . . . HOME ROOM 209 First Term Student Council Representative: Diana LeForge First Term Student Council Alternate: Marjorie Street Second Term Student Council Representative: Barbara Criger Second Term Student Council Alternate: Mary Schumacher TOP ROW: P. Batts, P. Lakin. B. Brewer, J. Harrison, B. Richards, M. Black. B. Criger, B. Fordemwalt, J. Murphy THIRD ROW: B. Berkey. N. Sharrai, B. Casler. E. Cohen. G. Harrison. N. Jones, M. Schumacher, P. Redl SECOND ROW: R. Horton. D. LeForge, M. Edwards. B. McCroskey. D. Bolenbaugh. M. Schaeffer. C. Button. M. Street FIRST ROW: D. Brooks. R. Stoeltzing. Miss Sandberg. M. Coen, J. Walker. B. Re:d MR. SCHLAGER HOME ROOM 102 First Term Student Council Representative : Leo Whinery First Term Student Council Alternate: Bob Wilson Second Term Student Council Representative: Bob Wilson Second Term Student Council Alternate: Leo Whinery TOP ROW: J. Roselli. G. Willis, B. Busch. D. Hall. C. Graves, B.Wilson, G. Schmidt, W. Moore. G. McDaniel, L. Whinery FOURTH ROW: E. Brehm, S. Butler, B. Duffey, R. Leininger. R. Miller, J. McLain, W. Wilson, H. Agron, J. Alexander, N. Knox THIRD ROW: B. Propst, J. Howard. H. Reid, G. Jones, M. Cohen, I. Person, S. Mawson, J. Cave. M. Schulze, D. Watson SECOND ROW: E. Berendt, J. Stockton, R. Young, E. Leibson, B. Ross, Mr. Schlager, B. Snare, W. Osadchey, S. Guenther. R. Clevenger FIRST ROW: E. Gippner. E. Leiberman, V. Taylor. M. McComb, P. Rininsland, M. 1 homas, B. Willard, M. McCarty Jk ante. Koami 22, 207e, 401, 410, 204, 13, 402, 314, 406, 412 and 41S MRS. SCOVILLE HOME ROOM 22 MR. SLAYMAKER . . . HOME ROOM 207E First Term Student Council Representative: Maxine Bartlett First Term Student Council Alternate: Maurine Herzog Second Term Student Council Representative: Phyllis Fay Second Term Student Council Alternate: Delma Smith TOP ROW: M. Warren. M. Brock, B. Skaggs, P. Fay. C. Stewart. S. Beiser. J. Williams, L. Rutledge. L. McNemee THIRD ROW: M. Rose. T. Richardson. M. Herzog B. Brenneman, C. Cuddy. P. Fyock. J. Smith. J. Fak SECOND ROW: E. Steele. H. Jolson. F. Lopnest, M. Denton. D. Rice, J. Patton, B. Reed FIRST ROW: S. Davis. P. Hutchins, R. Zimmerling, Mrs. bcoville, M. Bartlett. I. Reed MRS. SHAFER . . . HOME ROOM 401 First Term Student Council Representative: Shirley White First Term Student Council Alternate: Harvey Wilson Second Term Student Council Representative: Ralph Stewart Second Term Student Council Alternate: Beverly Shenkel TOP ROW: E. Kenyon, P. Lyon, P. Guinn. B. Thomson, C. Stephens, J. Vogel. R. Stewart. L. Toevs, E. Dempsey. D. Gepford THIRD ROW: S. White. B. Grega. B. Snidow, S. Fishman. J. McHenry. E Modlin C. Vanderhoof. I. Lerner. J. Mills. M. Jones SECOND ROW: M. Glickstein, M. Smart. P. Nipper, D. Walker. B. Shenkel. M. Lawson. M. Jesperson, B. Kahler. J. Sanders FIRST ROW: H. Wilson. D. Culp. M. Lancaster. Mrs. Shafer. A. Lease. J. Van Valkenburgh. J. Stafford MISS WARDELL . First Term Student C First Term Student C Second Term Student Second Term Student TOP ROW: H. Brading, B. Holman, G. Herfurth. THIRD ROW: W. Crook, Lapham, B. Barncord SECOND ROW: L. Glass. B. Robinson. R. Wr FIRST ROW: T. Foley. Slaymaker, E. Yuelke ouncil Representative: Richard Wright ouncil Alternate: Gordon Watling Council Representative: Don Accurso Council Alternate: Howard Wiard Granger, J. Grigsby. W. Home. J. Otellio, E. J. Weinshank, N. Timberlake. D. Higgins R. Miller. H. Wiard. B. Finkle, L. Patti, J. G. Watling, D. Heath, D. Wuthnow J. Barber, L. Kennedy, R. Truitt, B. Moberg, iht, L. Schumacher, J. Harrison H. Yount. F. Browne, F. Flomerfelt. Mr. nbeck, C. Ferris, L. Eichman MISS TOMLIN . . . HOME ROOM 410 First Term Student Council Representative: Rogers Hopper First Term Student Council Alternate: Betty Haupt Second Term Student Council Representative: Marjorie Fredlund Second Term Student Council Alternate: Dolores Arnold TOP ROW: C. Warnell. W. Cornish, B. Diamond. C. Tharp. R. Hopper, C. Gwilliams, R. Whaley. H. Menck, B. Carey. W. Benson THIRD ROW: R. Lawson. T. Pysher, D. Nikles, D. Adlesburger, M. Fredlund. B. Lock. E. Chezem, A. Osborne. R. Duncan. K. Pascutti SECOND ROW: J. Parrack. A. Thornburg, V. Hall. R. Benson, C. Beals, N. Besheer. R. Prout. R. Harvey FIRST ROW: J. Young. D. Whittle. Y. Schmalz. J. Gold, B. Gold. D. Funk, B. Haupt. P. Stasi HOME ROOM 204 First Term Student Council Representative: Louise Offineer First Term Student Council Alternate: O. G. Phillips Second Term Student Council Representative: Jack Dice Second Term Student Council Alternate: Edwina Brown TOP ROW: J. Goldberg. L. Gordon. G. Bagby. J. Williams. O. Phillips. J. Maynard. M. Swift. J. Sperry SECOND ROW: A. Glickstein. Z. Levine. L. Offineer. H. Long. E. Brown. J. Dice. E. Stephens. M. Kinnamon FIRST ROW: W Hale. J. Leavel. N. Oaks. N. Mayo. Miss Wardell. D. Alexander, H. Ledford. B. Raines ft ft r ft i r HI r O O rs r ft (5 r Q ft r ft f$ [38 •■,• r - oa rv MR. WATSON HOME ROOM 13 First Term Student Council Representative: Ronald Vogts First Term Student Council Alternate: Saranrre— -MacCormick Second Term Student Council Representative: Bill Mead Second Term Student Council Alternate: Dick Vanderhoof TOP ROW: B. Haynie, S. MacCormick, B. Palmer, J. Thomas, R. Vogts, M. Welsh, H. Pener, D. Brooks SECOND ROW: A. Worland, R. Francis, B. McNichols, J. Rimmer, A. Magee, B. Smith, B. Savage FIRST ROW: N. Rodick, B. Deason, B. Bush, Mr. Watson, M. Alexander, M. Alexander, M. Williams MISS WESTERFIELD . . . HOME ROOM 314 First Term Student Council Representative: Eileen McGinnis First Term Student Council Alternate: Don Accurso Second Term Student Council Representative: Ronald Vogts Second Term Student Council Alternate: Martha- Bauman TOP ROW: F. Howard. J. Smith, J. Parsley, D. Accurso, E. Armstrong, R. Hull. J. Bryant THIRD ROW: J. Richardson, P. Reaves, J. Browning, M. Mcintosh, C. Horning. R. Huffman, W. Brown SECOND ROW: F. Higgins. L. Vance, E. McGinnis, H. Fincher, G. Darwin, B. Eckert, M. Heller, D. Beiser FIRST ROW: E. Schreiber. M. Elliott, P. Collins, Miss Westerfield, J. Harlow, S. Davis MISS WHITNEY . . . HOME ROOM 412 First Term Student Council Representative: Helen Howard First Term Student Council Alternate: Nazio White Second Term Student Council Representative: Barbara Simons Second Term Student Council Alternate: Betty White TOP ROW: B. Harvel, M. Hiatt. R. Gann, A. Pule, R. Storey. J. Lovell, B. Reynolds, R. Valle. R. Grace, R. Farage, J. Alexander, N. Decker, R. Townley THIRD ROW: R. McMahon, N. Downey, N. Leava, D. Andrews. E. Martz. E. Prewett, N. White, H. Hillsonr ' M. Brooks, M. Gilliland. H. Howard, L. McGee SECOND ROW: Miss Whitney, B. Lane, R. Taylor. D. Fincher. V. Brown. M. Pedon. S. Hottman. J. Crow, T. Fairchild, J. Vineyard, D. Blevins FIRST ROW: J. Hoffman. K. Brenner. B. White, B. Simons. B. Watts. J. Moore, E. Jackson. T. Hunter, B. Carlyle. E. Nell MISS WIBERG . . . HOME ROOM 402 First Term Student Council Representative: Hope McCorkle First Term Student Council Alternate: John Gibson Second Term Student Council Representative: John Gibson Second Term Student Council Alternate: Evelyn Levin TOP ROW: D. Greiger. E. Fishbaugh. J. Gibson, D. Sigler. L. Hopson, R. Byus, K. Mahan. T. Atkeisson. T. Dobson, F. Canfield THIRD ROW: C. Apel. B. Mays. V. Stephenson. A. Pappas. B. McCammon. L. McCracken. B. Stansbarger, H. Buschmeyer. E. Levin SECOND ROW: D. Stockdale, M. Potts. M. Searles. B. Levy, H. McCorkle, C. Young. W. May. J. North FIRST ROW: G. Miller. N. DeVaul. C. Sublette. J. Walters, W. Schlein, D. Phillips. L. Couts. I. Koonin MISS WING HOME ROOM 406 First Term Student Council Representative: Naomi Emerson First Term Student Council Alternate: Pat Gunner Second Term Student Council Representative: Pat Billings Second Term Student Council Alternate: Naomi Emerson TOP ROW: N. Cooke. M. Beckerdite, M. Cunningham, H. Solbrack, R. Cheatham, C. Stoneberger, P. Buchanan SECOND ROW: A. Williams, P. Gunner. N. Emerson, M. Williams, J. Cl utter, C. Friede. B. Day FIRST ROW: P. Billings, A. Goodman, S. Carpenter, Miss Wing, D. Adams, L. Cohn MISS WYNNE HOME ROOM 418 First Term Student Council Representative: Johnny Ann Evans First Term Student Council Alternate: Bernard Schranz Second Term Student Council Representative : Pat Thompson Second Term Student Council Alternate: Bernard Schranz TOP ROW: M. Konomos. F. Haley, P. Moehlman, C. Rodgers, F. Rountree. E. Zaremski. R. Scriber, B. Schranz, P. Thompson, E. Ogle THIRD ROW: O. Phillips, R. Yoakum. J. Praschma, H. Bucksner, B. Lundin, R. Gloe, N. Garrett. M. Brandt. G. Zurovsky, J. Werly SECOND ROW: D. O ' Neill. E. Wright, M. Grimm, J. Mowry, P. Bolt, B. Olney, J. Evans, E. Cook, A. Bray FIRST ROW: S. Ernstein. C. Davis, E. Craft, R. Poison, Miss Wynne, G. Young, C. Roseen, R. Kennedy 39] t jr W jr I X 1 V V • .W ' The school year 1943-44, remember? That was the year of headlines, some full of solemnity and sober thought; others with fun, hilarity. Yes, the outside world seemed so unstable, but here in Central our own small world kept right on moving much the same, with only a faster tempo marking the changing times. A check in September showed an enrollment of 1 .658. Once more, Central was alive with students — frightened sophomores, the forgotten man (otherwise known as the juniors), and the dignified and world-weary seniors. The usual hectic fall rush began as the gridiron season opened. Cheered on by the lusty yells of the spectators and spirited marches and drills of the band, the Eagles clashed with other schools for top place in the League. Soon enough there came December, bringing with it Variety Night. Mid-year grades were the most important things for a while. Pledge day brought new talent and material for all lit societies, and rough and rocky was the following week. (Just ask any ple.dge!) Spring arrived and with it came Pride and Prejudice, the Hop. Intersociety, spring fever, and the return of some re-e-eely sharp name bands to the com- monly acknowledged local stamping grounds, the Auditorium. Seniors have held final class meetings and sent their invitations. Now everyone is caught in the mad whirl of signing parties and the grind of finals. Those of us who leave Central this spring hav e all the regrets of other seniors, no more pepsi dates at the Friendly ' s, no assemblies, elections, honors. But with our world at war, careers and other future plans are much more significant. With a high school background, girl and boy graduates alike are going out to fight for liberty and freedom in a shattered universe. What headline of 1944 could be more important ? [42 0m a. o. i. e. 43] d. o. i. e. 1 r3 4H I ' J 1 1 ..i -- B-i. i Sergeant Carl Spikes Cadet Major Ralph Burbridge With wartime preparedness as key- note, Central ' s R. 0. T. C. battalion marched through one of its most vigor- ous and successful years. Due to a particularly large increase in the number of cadets, five companies were first formed instead of the usual four. However, owing to the mid-year graduation it became necessary to dis- solve the fifth and redistribute its mem- bers among the remaining. The battalion staff consisted this year of commander. Cadet Major Ralph Bur- bridge, ably assisted by the battalion ad- jutant. Cadet Captain Charles McGinnis, and the sergeant major, Robert Lloyd Cadet Captains Robert Faulk. Leo French, Jack McGovney and Roland Rhodes held the positions of commanders of . B, C and D companies, respectively. while Cadet First Lieutenants Lawrence Botkin and Frank Scott and Second Lieutenants William Baker, Lloyd Hader, Richard Hartzler, Jack Hartman. John Jacobson, Robert Leininger and Thomas Orth competently completed tie staff of officers. In the way of achievements, one of the most important events of the year was the winning of third place in the Intercity Match by the Blue Eagle rifle team. The cup was personally presented to the group by Lt. Colonel Bondv, P. M. S. T„ in a special R. 0. t. C. assembly. Aside from this, each team member was awarded a medal and thost whose score was sufficiently high re- ceived special qualification ribbons. Cap- tained by Cadet Robert Faulk, the team consisted of Cadets Lawrence Botkin. Michael Calcara. Albert Gumminger, Jack McGovney and Joseph Vogel. A gnat deal of stress lias been placed on rifle marksmanship this year. In addi- tion to his regular theoretical work, every cadet was required to pass the practical exercises, including the sight- ing bar. sling adjustments and positions. s a final test, all were required to fire on the range. Quite an amount of excitement wa- caused by the long rumored and anxious- ly awaited arrival of Lee-Enfield rifles, which had come to replace the wooden victory rifle, hastily adopted when the Spring-fields, with which the battalion had been equipped, were called back by the army. In anticipation of their com- ing, a storehouse had been especially built. Though the cadets of Central view R. O. T. C. seriously, their life is not en- tirely devoid of humor. For the first time the battalion invaded the school ' s regular Variety Night production, turning out to be the hit of the show in their adapta- tion of a scene from the currently popu- lar satire on army life, See Here, Pri- vate Hargrove. It was evident that Captain Bob Faulk showed a natural talent in his characterization of the gold- bricking army misfit, Hargrove. Others in the cast included Cadets Lawrence Botkin. Donald Haley, Robert Leinin- ger, Charles McGinnis. Jack McGovney, David Miller and Frank Scott. Though the annual R. O. T. C. Circus had to be given up as a wartime meas- ure, the battalion held its customary hop, and though faced with a great many restrictions, it was a huge success. fs TOP ROW: J. Hartman, B. Lanager, L. Hader, L. Botkin, T. Orth, J. Jacobson. D. Hartzler FIRST ROW: F. Scott. C. McGinnis. B. Faulk, R. Burbridge. R. Rhodes. J. McGovney I 44 , (ft £ f£ A a A. . . i.kw - .. 4; . riff jt ilifc -4. -4I W , _v l. V. t ■ f ' f $ f £ f- : |f if ' if f ■ jf j COMPANY A TOP ROW: F. Katz. R. Lancaster, W. Fowler. F. Howard. H. Jaben. G. Linnerson, H. Barber. R. Byus, W. Stuessi C Guilliams, R. Worth, C. Boije. C. Ditzler FOURTH ROW: R. Parr. C. Anderson. G. Staley. E. Vinson, R. Gallaway. W. Teeple. T. Lamb. D. Butterfield D Miller W. Zacharias, H. Craft. R. Baker, F. West. L. Freedman THIRD ROW: B. Penner, R. Stump. B. Holmberg, J. Duckworth. K. Hickson, M. Calcarra, L. Jaben. H. Altman. R. Kessler. W. Larbig. E. Mann. R. Brockhouse SECOND ROW: D. Elliott. W. Adee. A. Pfeffer. N. Wehner. R. Martin, O. Lawson, C. Payne. H. Phillips, D. Haley B. McCorkle, F. Darr, R. Miller, B. King BOTTOM ROW: Sgt. Spikes. R. Faulk. L. Botkin. L. Hader, W. Park COMPANY B TOP ROW: J. Cnser. R. McMasters. F. Davis. J. Happy. J. Strong. J. Gibson. H. Vogel. F. Rushing, C. Anderson. D. Watson. W. Thomas. R. Moore. L. McCracken FOURTH ROW: R. Castor, F. Loprest, C. Hawyer. G. Schmidt, I. Ashworth, J. Darrow. P. Hieronymus. R. Storrey. W. Mynatt. H. Agron, J. Wolters. W. Swegle THIRD ROW: C. McRoberts. R. Scribner. W. Loman. J. McLain. H. Bushmeyer, H. Sterrett, J. Sheriff, R. Binder, D. Greiger, H. Ditzler. M. Denton. W. Clements SECOND ROW: F. Christians. D. McRoberts. C. Swayne. L. Berlin. W. McGovney. T. Engle, H. Cravens, R. Clevenger R. Stafford, O. Phillips, D. Sturgis, W. Hale FIRST ROW: Sgt. Spikes, L. French, F. Scott. R. Leininger. J. Putnam. R. Showalter 45] COMPANY C TOP ROW: M. Konomos, W. Dillow, A. Sarachek, R. Carlson, M. Diamond, R. Larsen, J. Schaff, V. Williams, V. Merl. R. Huddleston, D. Wever, J. Arthur FOURTH ROW: E. Leibson. C. Johnson. H. Kraft. C. Wornell. J. Kirby, R. Colver, J. Botz. W. Behnke. R. Whaley, P. Lerner, D. Coleman, M. Clark THIRD ROW: W. Fedaler. H. Long, D. Guthrie. A. Gumminger, H. Isham, J. Roselli. W. Henderson. J. Bailey, N. Besheer, D. Louk, B. Lockwood SECOND ROW: D. Duvall, W. Yearta, H. Daneman. L. Pern berton, J. Parrack. A. Thornburg, P. Blankenship. C. Pule, G. Blaine, A. Alagna, K. Ehlers BOTTOM ROW: Sgt. Spikes. R. Burbridge, C. McGinnis, J. McGovney, J. Jacobsen. R. Hartzler. R. Baker. M. Burns, J. McDaniels COMPANY D Thompson. B. Diamond. P. Reisner. R. Duncan, G. Back. . Briggs. W. Level TOP ROW: F, Dempsey. L. Hargis. J. Hawkinson, D. ZooE 5 J. Morris, R. Waggoner. G. Rhodes, ' ..R. Vogts FOURTH ROW: T. Atkeisson. L. Hicks. D. Raines. br-GepTord. W. Eckert. J. Eager, A. Earl, A. Orazda, W. Thompson, J. Mynatt, O. Hill. C. Beals, R. Benson THIRD ROW: H. Zimmerman, G. Sheftel, L. Gordon, A, Glickstein, R. Lloyd, C. Greenall, W. Lafayette, R. Morris. R. Prout. D. Hart, B. Strader. A. Pule. C. Anderson. G. Johnson SECOND ROW: R. Mills. S. Ernstein, G. Miller, E. Clatterbuck, E. Barber, W. Combs. C. Barrett, M. Ragland. J. Merrit. E. Mathers. M. Searles. W. Edmonds. L. Hinman, H. Brown, C. Parker BOTTOM ROW: Sgt. Spikes, R. Rhodes. T. Orth, J. Hartman, C. Brooks. R. Heisler [46 ?. o. 7. e. jfoft, TOP ROW: Lt. Bill Baker reviews his men. Queen and her aides beneath crossed sabers: J. Beamer, S. Overman, J. Porter. Escorts: Lt. R. Hartzler. Lt. T. Orth, Sgt. C. Brooks SECOND ROW: Aide. J. Beamer; Lt. R. Hartzler; Queen. S. Overman; Lt. T. Orth: Aide, J. Porter and Sgt. C. Brooks Congratulations in order: Capt. C. McGinncss, Major R. Burbridge. Sgt. C. Spikes FIRST ROW: R. O. T. C. Hop; G , May cu gt. R. Vogts. V. Brown, Sgt. W. Wright. R. Colver. M. Williams. Company B on Parade. Company C gets a little learnm ' . Teacher. D. Wever 47] 9n the. £e uUoe . GRADUATING IN ABSENTIA Anderson, Iver Arthur, William Atkinson, Charles Edward Balston, Arthur M., Jr. Berry, Harold Richard Braton, Virgil E. Gadow, Arvin A., Jr. Grimes, Samuel K. Harper, Eugene Kramer, John William Myer, Paul Phillips, Robert Richardson, William Harold Smith, Rex Arnold Suhr, Bill Turpin, Richard F., Jr. Watson, John Paul GRADUATES AND FORMER STUDENTS GOLD STAR Bassman, Herbert R. Belter, Warren Best, Roy Cassidy, William Chernoff, Granum Cohen, Sidney Crandall, Jess F. Dowell, William Foth, Jack Hall, Ted Harvey, Otto Eugene Henderson, Donovan Hundley, Wyatt Kaney, Steve Koury, Joe Lipscomb, Delmar McClelland, Thomas Mooney, Robert Morgan-Dean, Robert Penner, Morris Putthoff, William B. Quisenberry, Robert Ratcliff, James Reed, Burris Mack Simpson, Harry Smith, Ralph H. Stines, John J. MISSING IN ACTION Ellis, J. D. Hallowell, Gloyd Kirby, John Joseph Parman, Virgil Reno, William Schlotzhauer, Lawrence Staley, Warren PRISONERS OF WAR Howel, Allard Jack Martin, Kenneth [48 49] 9 i Me HA Uam Helen Hefter Students and teachers alike were shocked January 22 to learn that their friend. Helen Hefter, had passed away after a pro- longed illness. Thus, when Helen died, her friends came to realize one thing — that in her quiet, unobtrusive way, she had left a sweet, indelible impression upon their memory. Admired for her ability, loved for her sincerity of heart, Helen made wide friend- ships, as her many scholastic honors attest. Death came to her in the 16th spring of a life completely un- blemished by a selfish thought. The graciousness and devotion td her companions which guided her every action made her indeed a friend to he revered. Being a senior, Helen was looking forward to commencement in June. Her life was both full and happy, hut she gave as much as she received. For the richness of her character and the gener- ous quality of her service, her memory will he forever green in the hearts of all who knew her. Mary Diersen ft is unfortunately too often true that one among us must be taken away before we can full} ' appreciate her virtues. Although trail in body, her predominantly strong spirit carried Mary through her losing battle for life. The young girl of fifteen would have been a junior, but was finally forced to stop school early in the school year of 1 () 42. Sin- then spent the greater part of another year in the hospital before death took her. Alary was an excellent student, and her girlish trustfulness, geniality and genuine humanity had earlier made her a treasured favorite of many faculty members. Her friends will long remember .Mary for her sterling quality of character. Hers was the type of young person that is dignified, yet friendly ; quiet, though enthusiastic : unobtrusive, yet influential. I A «7 Dear old C Thou shah never fail_; Round thy name the+ ' e clii Of tradition ' s tale. Chorus Thou art victor; fame has loll. Clad in dignity; May thy name to all be hallowed : By our love for thee. Every student soon or later . In his walk of life Greets the thought of Alma Mater As his strength in strife. [50 1 SpatiU oottedl Coach H. S. Slaymaker Assistant Coach Clifford D. Cornelius Sparked with five returning lettermen, the Centra] Blue Eagles were strong contenders for the [nterscholastic League crown. Thej won six games, lost one, and tied one, to finish half a game nut of first place. In the first same of the season Central de- feated her old rival. Wyandotte, for the first time in eight years. Bill Sidebotham, Eagle full back, scored the only touchdown of the game, to give ( entral a 6 to a ictory. Previous seasons found that night games at- tracted larger crowds; therefore the high school teams were granted the privilege of playing at Ruppert Stadium. This not only made it better for the players, but it also made an ideal situation for the spectators, as they bad good seats and a well- lighted held. The first league same of the season. Central met the Northeast Vikings and went down in defeat at the bands of this powerful team. Nine lettermen and a faster squad which had had much more experience were responsible for Central ' s only li s of the season. While Central was held scoreless, Northeast pushed over for 13 points. This game proved to be the one that kept Central from winning the championship. The next week the Blue Eagles came back fight- ing, determined to push over the Paseo Pirates. With Central ' s line line holding the Pirates score- less, and the hard running of Central ' s backfield, the Blue Eagles scuttled the Pirates to win 14 to 0. Then Central went on to tare and defeat the Southwest Indians by a score of 19 to 6, to avenge last year ' s defeat by the Indians. On Cen- tral ' s first play, Sidebotham went 45 yards for the I ' due Eagles ' first tally. Later in the game he received a punt and galloped 92 yards behind fine blocking for a touchdown, registering one of the longest runs of the season. Continuing in a win column, the Eagles went on to defeat a hard-fighting Westport team by the close margin of l.i to 1- ' . Passes played an im- portant part in this game, and both teams com- pleted many. It was in this game that Westport introduced its spread formation, which baffled the Line Kagles and gave them plenty of trouble. The following week Central journeyed to Kan- sas to face the high-scoring Ward Cyclones. Bat- tling hard throughout the entire game, neither team could be sure of a victory until the final gun, for it was in the closing minutes that Central came up and knotted the score 19 all. The combined bard running and driving of Prudden and Side- botham enabled the Blue Eagles to match the Cyclones, touchdown for touchdown. On a 14 to count, Central ' s Blue Eagles de- feated the Southeast Knights. It was the fourth victory in a row for the Kingbirds. With Central ' s line playing a fine defensive game, the Knights were unable to score throughout the entire game, and never came within 20 yards of pushing one over. Ike Adams Roy Hanks Hank Menze Kenny Anderson Bill Haynie Fred Prudden Russel Anderson Bob Hemenway Joe Sembler Kenny Bartlett Claude Horning Myrl Scofield Bill Forsythe Bob Jennings Bill Sidebotham Gene Watson Jim Westlake Gordon Whitacre Al Wilcox Gene Furnish Bryce Mehrens Julian Snow Sonny Howard [52 In the final game of the season, which had been post- poned because of the weather, the Eagles came through to triumph over the East Bears to the tune of 13 to 7. It was a thrill-packed game, which found the Eagles scoring from the opening kick-off. All the scoring was done during the first half, the last half becoming a see- saw battle, with both lines holding marvelously. Central ' s final victory enabled them to capture sec- ond place, only half a game behind the champions, Northeast. Had Northeast lost one game instead of tying it, Central would have tied for the championship. At the close of the season. Bill Sidebotham, fullback, and Kill Haynie, tackle, were honored to be named on the All-Star Team for the second consecutive year. Also named to the All-Star Team was Al Wilcox, Cen- tral ' s center. Named to the second team All-Stars were Fred Prudden, halfback, and Gordon Whitacre, guard. Guard Jim Westlake and Central ' s two ends, Myrl Sco- field and Roy Hanks, were placed on the honorable mention list. fyaotbcul Jlettesuptest 4 ' M Name Position 1. Ike Adams End . . 2. Kenny Anderson.. .Back . 3. Russell Anderson. .Center 4. Kenny Bartlett End . . 5. Bill Forsythe Center 6. Gene Furnish Back . 7. Roy Hanks End . . 8. Bill Haynie Tackle 9. Bob Hemenway . . . . Back . 10. Claude Horning.. . .Guard 11. Bob Jennings Back . 12. Bryce Mehrens Tackle 13. Hank Menze End .. 14; Fred Prudden Back . 15. Myrl Scofield End .. 16. Joe Sembler Tackle 17. Bill Sidebotham. ... Back . 18. Julian Snow Back . 19. Eugene Watson.. . .Tackle 20. Jim Westlake Guard 21. Gordon Whitacre. .Guard 22. Al Wilcox Center Height Wgt. Age Year .6 ' 16? .16. Jr. .5 ' T ' ... 138 .17. .Sr. .5 ' 6 ... 135 .17. .Sr. .5 ' 9 ... 150 .16. .Sr. .6 ' 165 .15. .Sr. .S ' lOV, ..151. .16. .Sr. .6 ' ..176. .16. .Sr. .5 ' 9 ... 17 ' .18. .Sr. .5 11 .. ..145. .17. .Sr. .5 ' 10 .. ..166. .16. .Sr. .5 ' 8 ... 150 .15. ■Jr. .5 ' 11 .. .156. .15. Jr. .5 ' 10 .. .151. .15. . Soph .6 ' .168. .17. .Sr. ■ 6 ' V 2 . .176. .17. .Sr. .6 ' 1 ... ' 01 .15. . Soph ssy 2 . .156. .17. .Sr. .5 ' 10 .. .168. .17. .Sr. .5 ' 11 .. .210. .17. .Sr. .5 ' 11 jr- .152. .16. .Sr. .5 ' 7y 2 . .141. .17. .Sr. .5 ' 9 ... 178 .18. .Sr. Qaihetball EAGLE LETTERMEN— Top Row: Lee Storer, Bob Hemenway, Fred Prudden and Myrl Scofield. Second Row: Dan Hammontree. Scofield Goes High, Coach Guemple and Bob Peters. Bottom Row: Vince Henderson, Bill Wilson, Lefty Adams and Mgr. Bryce Mehrens [54 ficMvetbaU 1ST TEAM TOP: L. Storer, M. Scofield, B. Peters, D. Hammontree, F. Prudden BOTTOM: B. Wilson, V. Henderson, B. Hemenway, R. Adams Glancing back over the ' 44 season, we find the fighting Blue Eagles f? Tf L a good account of themselves in the League and non-League games With only two returning lettermen, Scofield and Prudden, Central ' s chances of winning the championship were slim. But they were determined to give every team a battle. Opening the season against the De LaSalle Cadets, the Blue Eagles proved their fighting spirit by matching the favored Cadets, basket for basket, but lost the game by the slim margin of one point, 27 to 16 Scofield and Storer paced the Blue Eagles with 10 and 8 points, respectively. The following night the Blue Eagles met the Lillis Cagers on the Catholic League champions court The entire game was in the Eagles favor, and they were the only team in Kansas City to defeat the Lillis five this year. The final score of the game was 27 to 16 in favor of Central. A week later, the Blue Eagles invaded Kansas territory to meet the strong Buildups from Wyandotte. 1 he Kansans lost no time in forging ahead of Central, and their great defense held Central to only nine points throughout the game, while they pumped in 30. The following week, Central returned to its own court, there to he faced by the William Chnsman boys from Independence. The boys played hard and fast and were paced by Bob Hemenway, who dropped in 13 points to enable the Blue Eagles to defeat Chnsman 33 to 22. The Interscholastic League started but due to the Big War Bond Drive that was being held at the Municipal Auditorium, the first two rounds of gain,- were played at the Mason Halpin Field House at Rockhurst. The first foe for Central was Northeast. The Northeast Vikings took the lead, and Central. s Bkl „ e „ Eagles could never quite overtake them, although they came close many times. The games ended with the Vikings on the big end of a 21 to 17 score However Northeast later forfeited the game due to a technicality pertaining to one ot their players. In the second league game of the season, the Blue Eagles met the small but fast East High School team. It was a nip and tuck battle all the way, with the Bears edging out the Blue Eagles in the final minutes of play. The final score: East 28. Central 21. Next , facing the Crimson five from Manual, the Eagles found in them an opponent with deadly accuracy and ball handling ability. They fought hard all the way but could not overcome the Iron Men, who played championship ball. The score: Manual 43, Central 31. Next on the docket were the Westport Tigers. It was a hard fought game, but Westport s superior height was too much for the Blue Eagles, as they were defeated by the tigers to the tune of 33 to 23. By beating the Southeast Knights the next week, the Blue and White won their first League game other than their forfeited victory over Northeast. Playing hard and last Central quickly built up a lead and maintained it throughout the entire game to down the Knights 40 to 35. Once again the Blue Eagles invaded Kansas territory, this time to face the Ward Cyclones. Central held the lead f or the first three quarters. Ward, however, un- leashed a last quarter rally to overcome the hard fighting Blue Eagles by the close margin of 27 to 24. Facing the Paseo Pirates, the defending champions, the Blue Eagles amassed a total of 30 points in the first half and came back in the last half to score 17 more points and scuttle the Paseo Pirates by the score ot 47 to 36. This score was only 4 points shy of the League record. In the final League tilt of the season, the Blue Eagles met the Southwest Indians. Although Central stayed close and tied them 26 to 26 in the third quarter of the game, the Indians opened up with a last quarter attack which the Blue Eagles could not stem and walked off the court the conquerors of a hard fighting Central team. The season ended with Central in a fifth place tie. MyrI Scofield. Guard, and Dan Hammontree, Center, received Honorable Mention on the All-Star Team. In the school, Coach Frank Guemple presented, at a special assembly nine players making up the starting team. MyrI Scofield and Fred were chosen as co-captains of the ' 44 team by their teammates. BASKETBALL LETTERMEN OF ' 44 Height .5 ' 8 , .6 ' 2 .5 ' 10 ' A .5 ' 11 .6 ' 3 . ...6 ' 1 7. Myrl Scofield G 6 ' 2 l A . 8. Lee Storer F 6 ' 1 9. Bill Wilson F 5 ' 9 . 2ND TEAM TOP: L. Wedekind, C. Anderson. R. Rey, D. Keaton, J. Willingham, J. Hartley BOTTOM: B. Owens, L. Jones. B. Holm, B. Grega, B. Jennings EXTREME LEFT: Th team in action letters to Prudden Name Position 1. Rogers Adams G... 2. Dan Hammontree C ... 3. Bob Hemenway F... 4. Vince Henderson G... 5. Bob Peters C... 6. Fred Prudden l,... Weight Age Class ...138 15 Jr. ...156 17 Sr. . . . 158 17 Sr. ...147 17 Ir. .. .181 17 Sr. .. .173 17 Sr. . . 17 17 Sr. . . .151 16 Jr. ...153 15 Jr. Mf IX+ck I letting off to a good start in the ' 44 season, the Central tracksters went out and cap- tured their first two meets 63 impressive scores over Xorth- easl .mil Southeast. The follow- ing week found the Eagles be- ing nosed out by the East Bears by the close seme of 46 to 45. The Southeast meet brought together in the century dash Bill Sidebotham of Central and Kent Evans of the Knights, who were rivals in the 100 and 220 yard dashes last year. In the 100 it was Evans who forged ahead of Sidebotham to break the tape half a step ahead of him. In the 220, however, Sidebotham came back to overcome the favored Evans by a good margin. The pole vault brought together Guthrie of Central and Red Spaeth of Southeast, who were also rivals last year. Spaeth won the event with a vault of 10 ' 6 . which was a g 1 height, considering the muddy condition of the track. Although the meet was held on a rainy and muddy track, some 1 timings were turned in by members of both teams. The East meet was verv close and was not decided until the final event, Special recognition should be given to Bob llemen- waj fine broad jumper and dash man, who, during the relay, pulled a muscle in his leg, but continued under great pain to finish his share of the race and maintain the lead that was given him. _ , .,, , ,, In the coming state and city meets. Central will be well rep- resented in all events. In the high hurdles there will be Julian Snow and Fred Trodden, both returning lettermen from last year ' s team. In the hundred-yard dash there will be the Eagles two speedsters. Bill Sidebotham and Bob Hemenway, while in the !20 il will I ' Sidebotham and Bill Best. In the city meet. Sidebotham is favored to win points in both of these events and will offer keen competition in the state meet bob Hem- enway will be representing Central in the low hurdles. Bernard Carey, newcomer to track this year, has shown fine ability in running the 440-yard dash so far this year, and much is ex- pected of him in the city meet. Running with Carey in the 440 will be Bob Thompson and Bob Merrill. In the 880-yard run. Central fans will be expecting a good showing from their two runners, Jim Smith and Don Fitzhugh. a letterman from last year. In all of the field events, Central ' s chances are good, as they will be well represented by Fred Prudden and Bud rinnell in high jump. Bob Hemenway and Bob Peters in broad jump, and Hob Guthrie, Loren Chapman and Gene Furnish in pole vault. A dangerous threat will be Central ' s relay team, con- sisting of Best. Furnish. Hemenway and Sidebotham. Due to the necessity of going to press early, we will not be able to report the outcome of the city meet. But previous dual meets can give us a pretty good idea of who the city champion will lie It will rest between Central. East and Northeast, who have many outstanding tracksters. These three teams have all had an impressive season. The bad weather we had throughout the track season in- fluenced the outcome of many of the dual meets. The condition of the track will be a deciding factor in the city meet. • ' ' Tiff ' FmfH ,C N?r l ' b--i J ri ' - ' „ ■ - Tfcrb „ f i , «-i J(Ifc£aK W i ' - e o fi Q j . ' ft ' ,« a. A, r TS , TOP LEFT: B. Sidebotham, B. Hemenway. G. Furnish. B. Best— Relay TOP RIGHT: Smith of Central, Fitzhugh of Central, DePew of East— 880 THIRD LEFT: B. Guthrie THIRD RIGHT: J. Snow, F. Prudden— High hurdles SECOND LEFT: B. Sidebotham against East in 220-yard dash SECOND RIGHT: E. Furnish FIRST LEFT: TOP ROW: D. Duly. B. Jaudon, E. Zarenski. B. Peters, C. Schafer, R. Hanks, B. Mehrens, B. Leady. J. Sembler. B. Thompson FOURTH ROW: B. Duncan. L. Chapman. R. Shumate, C. Rogers, B, Haynie, J. Hartley, J. Willingham. B. Stroup. D. Leady. M. Shope THIRD ROW: A. Lease. J. Jacobs, B. Owens, A. Pappas, B. Jennings. R. Farage. J. Marino. J. Dice. B. Merrill, B. Orr SECOND ROW: S. Howard, B. Finnell. J. Smith. B. Grega, B. Taylor. B. Rick. M. Kincheloe. H. Menze, B. Carey FIRST ROW: Coach Slaymaker. B. Guthrie. D. Fitzhugh, E. Furnish, B. Sidebotham, F. Prudden, J. Snow, B. Hemenway, B. Best FIRST MIDDLE: B. Best. East High runner. Coach Guemple [56 W cW Jetuud. Captain Bob Biser, Warren Jones, Allan Shields, Don Hig- gins and Bob Weatherholt won the right to represent Central ' s golf team in the tournaments this year. After the first two rounds of play, Central found itself in last place. The squad im- proved rapidly, however, as the season continued, and Central moved up into third place in the final three rounds of play of the fall tournament. Champion of the fall tournament was South- west, with Southeast in second place. Due to the necessity of going to press early, we will not be able to report the results of the spring tournament, which will be held at Swope Park. Mr. Blackford, coach of the golf team, is expecting fine things, as all of the above bovs will be competing and will strengthen Central ' s chances of a cham- pionship. Mr. Blackford, B. Weatherholt. A. Shields W. Jones, D. Higgins, B. Beiser Central ' s tennis team, coached by Mr. Nolan Alexander, was selected from an inexperienced squad. In the first round of play Richard Harris won his singles match against Paseo. Dan Hammontree, teaming with Lawrence Jaben, in the first match eliminated Westport ; however, in the second round of play both Harris and the combination of Hammontree and Jaben were de- feated by Southwest, who went on to win the championship. W. Wright, L. Jaben, Mr. Alexander. D. Hammontree, R. Harris. C. Schaffer 57] QiiU r Sfianii This year the physical education program of the girls at Central was one of the finest they have ever had. Sportsmanship and hard work were the keynotes. At Sport Days, Central lost and won, but through it all the true-blue Central spirit prevailed. Hockey, volleyball, basketball, table tennis, badminton and tennis were en- thusiastically received, and the stu- dent managers aided immeasurably through their cooperation. Miss Hazel Purnell and Miss Ruth Buchanan were not only fine instruc- tors, but their encouragement helped the girls to attain higher goals. Central should indeed be proud of the Girls ' Physical Education Depart- ment. Miss Purnell Miss Buchanan HOCKEY MANAGERS: Joan Wilson, Patricia Butler BASKETBALL MANAGERS: Marjorie Kinnamon, Barbara Thompson VOLLEYBALL MANAGER: Joann Beamer 158 SfLaitl jbcuf Jeaml r AA Aa { v ; y i g 4Mvil - SENIOR HOCKEY TEAM TOP ROW: M. Kinnamon, Cept.; B. Thompson. L. Vance. J. Wilon. C. Moffitt. H. Wollkamp. M. Heller, M. Brown BOTTOM ROW: M. Hess. J. Beamer. P. Billings. T. Simmons, B. Sechrest. P. Butler JUNIOR HOCKEY TEAM TOP ROW: A. Thomson. D. Mata. T. Capps MIDDLE ROW: H. Mills. B. May. Miss Buchanan. F. Haley. Capt.. H. Simmons. D. Phillips. L. Schwarzenholz BOTTOM ROW: D. Allin. C. Sublett. A. Gibbs. M. Masonhofi, V. Chenault. S. MacLachlon, M. Noble. P. Bury. S. Roman ALL-SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM TOP ROW: B. Thompson. A. Heinz, F. Haley. N. Thoes. H. Woltkamp. M. Brown BOTTOM ROW: E. Holm. G. Boren. M. Kinnamon. D. Allin 59] Qinll ' £fiai£d TOP ROW- Foul — Miss Purnell referees Ihe game . . . Sixth hour mermaids THIRD ROW: Par, of..,he skating Cub: Ros« Hoed.. Wanda Smith. A-.Son. Mt.Tpurni.l. B I Tho mp.on : kimVamon-makes another baske.7 B. Bengert. . . Undefeated basketbal_l_ team : D. Silverman, V. H. Woltkarr.p, E. Holm: kneeli SECOND ROW: B T pwn .pilfes, the_ ball in oll=ybaU game . . Kinnamon follows through in a free thro T,me ou, from ,ce skating: Reaching for the ball Miss Buchanan. J. Alexander. C. Derryberry. G. Smith. G. Beeler FIRST ROW: Ice skating: G. Smith, J. Alexander. G. Beeler, C. Derryberry, G. Armstrong [60 Actio- 44 - £tux e+it Council Due 1 the hearty backing of the school, this past year has been an extremely successful one for the student governing body. Under the able leadership of Mr. (i. R. Watson, this cross-section of student life has expanded its functions to embrace every activity and department of Central, and room 13 has become the central meeting place of the school for the consideration of important issm-s that demand attention. Not only was this group concerned with Central ' s problems, but representatives were sent to other city high schools to observe and report how their methods for student government progressed. The officer-, for this year ' s first term council were: Hale Kriksen, president; ierry Beeler, vice-president; Beverly Hammer, secretary; Leland Johnson, sergeant-at arms ; Jfnd Jim Petersen, critic. At the half-year the council again- electro officers. The second term officers were: Jim Petersen, president; Bill K.nirai, vice- president: Shirley (. ' rain, secretary: onjfti ' Thoes. sergeant-at-arms ; and Maxim I i iu. critic. STUDENT COUNCIL . . . FIRST TERM TOP ROW: W. Wright. B. Skinner, K. Bartlett ' R. VogtsPj. Miller. O. Phillips. D. Accuiso. C. Anderson, J. Gibson, R. Brubaker. W. Jones. B. Dillow FOURTH ROW: M. Navarrette. L. Levin. M. Dewey. B. Ellis. J. Morris. D. Robinson. J. Hawkinson. H. Nordlohne. S. White. M. Wood. G. George. L. Whinery THIRD ROW: J. Lawson. C. Austin, J. Mark, H. Howard. J. Evans. B. King. B. Logan. O. Peterson, S. Overman. R. Shafer. P. Brennan. P. Grinnell, M. Hess SECOND ROW: C. Smith. H. Simmons. C. Rogers. C. Moffit. V. Scoft, N. Emerson. A. Myers. S. Crain. D. LeForgee, M. Bartlett. J. Beamer. S. MacCormack FIRST ROW: M. Abend. B. Heaven, J. Smith. D. Eriksen. G. Beeler, L. Johnson. J. Petersen, B. Hammer. D. Hartzler, N. Thoes. M. Critz, J. Kumpfer STUDENT COUNCIL . . . SECOND TERM TOP ROW: J. Bailey. L. Glazer. M. Fredlund. L. Botkin, P. Gloe. R. Larsen, D. Accurso. S _5£ng4s, K. Smith. C. Brooks. R. Gibson. P. Fay FOURTH ROW: L. Friedburg. J. Carothers, J. Geritz, P. Thompson, H. Wiard. B. Peters. B. Wilson. A. Clayton. E. LaPage. M. Tate, C. Oerding. J. Hensley, J. Dice THIRD ROW: M. Masonoff. P. Grantham. E. Scott, B. Phillips. N. Thoes. B. Hammer. B. Criger, C. Galitzky, M. Schumacher, M. Prater, B. Phillips. L. Mann, N. Galpin SECOND ROW: R. Storie, D. Merry, F. Goldfinger. D. Stringer. J. McGovney. L. Levin. R. Rhodes. D. Eriksen, J. Jacobsen. R. Burbridge. P. Billings. H. Simmons. T. Fairchild FIRST ROW: D. Fitzhugh. B. MacNeven. M. Bauman. G. Beeler. Mr. Watson. S. Crain. J. Peterson, B. Kamm. J. Wcstlake. K. Wright. M. Critz. P. Brennan, F. Scott [62 Red CtoU SNAPS (Clockwise, from lower left): 1. Art classes. 2. Clothing. 3. Nutrition CENTER: RED CROSS COUNCIL TOP ROW: A. Thomson, P. Harvey, D. Parker, B. J. McLaughlin BOTTOM ROW: M. Gibbs, B. DeArmond, Miss Wardell, C. Morgan, V. Scott 4. Christmas boxes. 5. Woodworking class. 6. Water safety. 7. Chorus. The American Junior Red Cross is the largest youth organiza- tion in the world. The Kansas City chapter is one of the most outstanding in the country, and Central is one of the leading schools in the chapter. This year has heen a banner year for all Red Cross activities at Central. The whole student body has given its hearty coopera- tion to all the projects of the Junior Red Cross. In October we gave $144.47 to the National Children ' s Fund, which is used to provide shelter, food, clothing and medical care for refugee children. We prepared forty-rive Christmas gift boxes for the veterans at Excelsior Springs. Individual students have worked on publicity and radio scripts, as staff assistants, and in surgical dressings. As a Home Service project, the Junior Red Cross has under- taken the preparation of Central ' s Service Record. There are now over twenty-one hundred names of Central graduates and former student in the service of our country. All year long, the students of the Art, Homemaking and Wood- working departments have worked on the production of articles for the pleasure and comfort of our service men. The climax of our year ' s activities came with the annual drive in March. Central ' s very fine contribution to this war fund was $1,210. We are grateful lo the faculty and the student body for their splendid cooperation in the work of this great organization. 63] VatUety AfiXfltt Time Out Left to right: Tom Wil- son, Dick Hartzler, Ken- neth Wright, Jim Peter- son, Gerry Beeler This Is the Army? Left to right: Roland Rhodes, Bob Faulk, W a y n e Wright, David Miller. Jack McGovney Coronation of King Peter- son and Queen McGinnis The Solid Senders Dick D o h r m a n, John Browning, Jean Stringer, Jim Barbar. Don Robin- son, Bob Wilson Two Dashing Caballeros Eldridge Dempsev and Bill Reynold ' s Three Pretty Girls Are Like a Melody Jane L e u c k e 1, Bunny Dwinell, Alice Schmall Rationing Does Queer Things to People! Dick Radford, Shirley Risley, Bob Huddleston Ardra Armstrong Say a Prayer for the Boys Over There Twinkle Toes Ruth Schaefer What, Income Tax Again? LR o n a 1 d Yogts, Lester ce vin, Bob Huddleston, Roland Rhodes My Ideal Gerrv Beeler The Andrews Sisters Jim Gold, Dean Stringer, Bill Reynolds Beverly Sechrest and her Dummy . . . (The dummy is on the left) [64 SftlAAVf PLuf, H. Glazer G. Smith L. Levin M. Critz M. Critz, J. Arthur A. Hammer, J. Hartman A Hammer, J. Hartman J. Arthur L. Whinery C. Miller K. B Brenner Dillow, G C. Smith Miller H. Glazer G. Smith L. Shepp, J. McGovney M. Critz, J. Weinsheink B. McDonough, G. Smith D. Oelschlaeger J. Arthur, J. Mowry [. Glazer, G. Smith G. S mith H. Gl izer, M. Critz, L. Levin J. Weinsheink M. Critz P udU and P eJ44xluce 65] OlxUteitia TOP ROW: H. Agron. D. Alexander, J. Alexander, F. Anderson, L. Anderson. E. Berendt. B. Beitman, E. Brehm. A. Brod, B. Busch SIXTH ROW: S. Butler. J. Cave. R. Clevenger. M. Cohei P. Davis, R. DeMaslers, W. Edmunds. M. Fishman M. Constable. E. Gippner FIFTH ROW: C. Graves, S. Guenther. D. Hall, P. Harvey. D. Henkin. J. Howard. G. Jones. J. Keim. N. Knox, E. Lieberman FOURTH ROW: Miller. W. McLain E. Liebson. B. Leininger, B. Logan, S. Mawson, R. Moore, M. McComb, M. McCarty. J. McDaniel, J. THIRD ROW: W. Osadchey. I. Person. B. Propst, M. Raw, H. Reid. S. Rice. S. Richman, P. Rininsland. J. Roselli, B. Ross SECOND ROW: G. Schmidt, M. Schulz. B. Share. J. Stockton. V. Taylor. M. Thomas. L. Toevs. D. Watson. L. Whincry. B. Willard FIRST ROW: G. Willis. B. Wilson. W. Wilson. R. Young CABINET (Inset): Top Row: Richard Miller, Librarian: Leo Whinery. First Term Student Council Repre sentative: Bob Wilson. Second Term Student Council Representative. Bottom Row: Jerry Mc- Daniel, Treasurer; Shirley Guenther, Secretary; Bob Leininger, President; Ida Maude Person, Concert Mistress [66 -- Band TOP ROW: D. Alexander, J. Alexander, T. Atlinson. J. Barber, W. Bartee, C. Beals, B. Bishop, C. Boije. B. Clarke. M. Combs, R. DeMasters SIXTH ROW: W. Edmunds, J. Grigsby, D. Hart, R. Hartzler, P. Harvey, B. Hayden, R. Hinote. D. Horton, F. Howard, H, Kraft, B. Kellner FIFTH ROW: C. Kingsbury, J. Kinzer, J. Lawson, D. Le Forgee, J. Leise, C. Lewis, R. Lewis, F. Liggett, B. Logan, J. Loman, N. MacKay FOURTH ROW: S. MacLachlan, D. Merry, E. Merry, R. E. Miller. R. N. Miller, E. Nell. S. Packard, C. Parker, R. Parr, P. Reaves. R. Rhodes THIRD ROW: S. Risley, D. Robinson, J. Roselli, S. Smith, B. Snidow. B. Strader. V. Taylor. C. Thompson, B. Thomson. T. Weller, W. Wheeler SECOND ROW: H. Wiard, B. Willard. G. Willis. M. J. Blacker. M. D. Blacker. B. Trawl. M. Thomas. C. Button. W. Zacharias. D. Wever. H. Zimmerman BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Schlager, D. Zook CABINET (Inset): Donald Zook, Property Man: Barbara Bishop, Librarian; Donald Wever, Treasurer; Richard Hartzler, President; Roland Rhodes, Drum Major, Publicity Manager; Doris Merry, Secretary; James Leiser, Quartermaster 67} Ge Ubaha+t CENTRALIAN STAFF TOP ROW: H. Brenner, co-editor-in-chief; M. Critz, co-editor-in-chief; D. Silverman, co-editor-in-chief; B. McLaughlin, business manager; D. Pemberton, asst. business manager; D. Radford, bookkeeper; G. Beeler, senior editor; M. Abend, senior editor; L. Levin, senior editor; S. Crain. literary society editor FOURTH ROW; I. Duvall, faculty editor; B. MacNeven, girls sports editor; M. Fey. departmental club editor; J. Carswell. music editor; J. Pryor. home room editor; B. Mead, boys ' sports editor; A. Sarachek, R. O. T. C. editor; S. Schreiber, drama editor; J. Wienshank, index; H. Rogers, art editor THIRD ROW: B. DeArmond, art staff; B. LaRue. art staff; R. Carlson, mounting editor; D. Phelan. copy editor; K. Wright, publicity; R. Chaitman. typing editor ; J. Jacobsen, photographer ; J. Petersen, senior member ; B. Etherton, senior member ; B. Hammer, senior member SECOND ROW: W. Carpenter, junior member; J. Thompson, junior member; P. Grinnel. junior member; H. Howard, junior member; B. Stanbrough. sophomore member; Miss Lewis, Miss Oldham, Mr. Hann, Mr. Hayes. Miss Henry, advisers FIRST ROW: G. R. Watson, adviser . . . Central editors at work . . . Let ' s see, 2 -Z — l . . . R. Forbes, adviser {68 iofc (X cPo e 9 Gentn Ucist TOP ROW: Co-Editors on friendly terms: H. Brenner and D. Silverman . . . Pay here, please: Bud Heaven. Bill Kamm. Roland Rhodes. Dale Eriksen. Kenny Wright, Jim D. Petersen and B. J. McLaughlin THIRD ROW: Cooks that feed Centralites — Top row: Mrs. Kreighed. Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Zimmerman. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Moreland. Mrs. Myers. Mrs. O ' Neill. Mrs. Martinette, Mrs. Doughty. Mrs. Hanks, Mrs. Simms, Mrs. Hutchinson. Miss Morton. Sitting: Mr. Kelsey, Mrs. Rich, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Gunter, Mrs. Bashore, Arlene Smith, Mrs. Wales, Mrs. Doehler SECOND ROW: Our pinch-hitting sports editors: Grega and Jennings . . . Senior Officers: B. Kamm, S. Crain, G. Beeler. D. Eriksen. B. Hammer and F. Prudden FIRST ROW: Our efficient office staff hard at work: V. Davee, B. Logan; Miss Lukenbill, H. Alcock, Miss Church 69] £.umina itf, • « ■- FIRST TERM STAFF TOP ROW: K. Wright, editor-in-chief; D. Pemberton, asst. editor-in-chief; A. Bartlett, managing editor; B. Hammer, business manager; D. Vanderhoof. asst. managing editor; D. Fischer, assist, managing editor FIFTH ROW: L. Springer, copy editor; D. Eriksen, first page; J. McGovney, first page; M. Critz, asst. first page; T. Matthews, second page; B. Robertson, second page FOURTH ROW: B. Stock, asst. second page; L. Fish, third page; S. Guenther. third page; N. Thoes. asst. third page; P. Gloe, fourth page; B. Mead, fourth page THIRD ROW: S. Risley. girls sports; B. Meadow, special page; B. McLaughlin, personnel; L. Levin, feature editor; G. Smith, fashion editor; F. Ohlhausen. librarian SECOND ROW: P. Katz. copy and typist: J. Jacobsen, photographer; J. Hartman, advertising manager; J. Lloyd, asst. advertising manager; A. Schmall, mailing ; D. Radford, bookkeeper FIRST ROW: H. Rogers, art editor; G. Ketchum. circulation manager: J. Pryor, copy editor; O. Peterson, art editor; Miss Lews, newswriting instructor; Mr. Hayes, photography instructor; Mr. Harley. printing instructor [70 umi 44QAU SECOND TERM STAFF TOP ROW: J. Smith, editor-in-chief; J. Zerr, managing editor; K. Smith, managing editor; D. Phelan, asst. editor-in-chief; D. Oelschlaeger, copy reader; S. Yancey, copy reader FIFTH ROW: E. Lewis, first page editor; D. Rollert, first page; B. Logan, asst. first page editor; B. MacNeven. second page editor; I. Duvall. second page; W. Smith, asst. second page FOURTH ROW: G. Beeler, third page editor; M. Abend, asst. third page: G. Whitacre, fourth page; J. Beamer, fourth page; J. Porter, asst. fourth page; W. Carpenter, copy and typing THIRD ROW: B. Fordemwalt, special page; J. Jacobsen, photographer; O. Peterson, art editor; H. Rogers, art editor; S. MacCormack, fashion; M. Vogliardo, librarian SECOND ROW: L. Kippur, layout editor; M. Black, in the service editor; D. Radford, business manager; V. Tagtmeyer. advertising manager; E. Mathers, asst. advertising manager; J. Wilson, exchange editor and bookkeeper FIRST ROW: J. Lapman, circulation manager; L. Shepp, mailing manager; M. Welsh, personnel; Miss Lewis, newswriting; Mr. Limbaugh, printing; Mr. Hayes, photography 71] CENTRAL AT WORK AND PLAY TOP ROW: Drafters busy drafting: Wayne Cook, Ebba Lee Lindell, Bud Heaven. Lloyd Toevs, Bob Finkle. Norma Werner gives forth with song, supported by Demons of Swing FOURTH ROW: Checking in: Miss Quiett, Wayne Wright. Dorothy Silverman, Mary K. Berry, Mr. Keller and daughter. Coach Guemple gives Prudden his letter. Come on. Blue and White . . . Crowd at football game THIRD ROW: Centralites take time off from studies for a mixer. The football players received their letters from Coach Slaymaker SECOND ROW: Mac tells a story at Hi-Y banquet; listening are: Mr. Guemple. Dale Eriksen and Mr. Dubach. Mr. Schlager and company at Municipal Auditorium FIRST ROW: Demons of Swing entertain at mixer. Looking the motor over: Tom Wilson. Margaret Brown. Pop Lukens instructs the boys how to put the paint on: Bill Maxwell, Duane Roberts. Murray Lemmon. Mr. Lukens, Milton Fishman, Bill Knierim. Bob Lawson [72 befUtAtmentcU Qluhi TOP ROW: G. Zurovsky. H. Reid. A. Osborne, J. Alexander, W. Carpenter, P. Thompson. A. Schmall, D. Millikan, L. Shepp. C. Cogan, A. Bishopberger. D. Bolenbaugh. S. Kusnetzky « . i FOURTH ROW: E. Craft, B. Olney. S. Butler. M. Cunningham. V. Bcngert, S. MacLachlan. N. Emerson. M. Ratcliff. J. Harris, N. MacKay. R. Higgins. A. Blackman • L THIRD ROW: G. Jacobsen. H. McCorkle. J. Wilson. S. H ffrrW M. Herzog, J. Kresse, M. Noble. E. Elliott. E. Scott. P. Bolt. E. Lewis. J. Fox SECOND ROW: M. Adams. M. McCarty. B. Dawkins. L. ScWarzenholz, B. MacNeven, J. Krekel, J. Burgess. T. Fairchild. A. Crowley. V. McKinzie. I. Reed FIRST ROW: D. Pemberton, G. Beeler, B. Etherton, Miss Compton. S. Crain. N. Thoes TOP ROW: M. Brock. M. Schreiber. B. Dwinnell. P. Larsen. E. Dean. B. Bishop, P. Moehlman, J. Pugh, L. Glaser, B. McCammon. B. J. Hayden. P. Brennan, J. Arthur FOURTH ROW: S. MacCormack. S. White. M. Wood, M. Bauman, B. Propst. J. Leuckle. M. Hiatt. S. Guenther, M. Barndt. L. Meinsen, B. Davis. N. Knox THIRD ROW: M. Mooney. R. Arthur. A. Gottlieb, C. Harrison, B. Morris. N. Mayo, B. Hammer. G. Ketchum, G. George. J. Keener. B. Stanbrough. E. Schreiber SECOND ROW: F. Peterson. R. Dworak. S. Smith. D. Beiser. S. Mayta, M. Klippel. J. Reese, V. Smith. M. A. Elliott. N. Inman. S. Entrikin. G. Young FIRST ROW: G. Glickstein. M. Bartlett, B. White. A. M. Troutman. B. Robertson. H. Morris. N. Gerit . N. F. DeVaul. N. M. DeVaul. P. Grinnell. W. Wheeler OFFICERS President Shirley Crain Vice-President Dorothy Pemberton Secretary Betty Etherton Treasurer Norma Thoes Senior Inter-Council Representative Gerry Beeler Junior Inter-Council Representative Helen Simmons [74 bi. Qo UHe cUcd Gluh TOP ROW: F. Ohlhausen. W. Brown. M. Hiatt. H. Alcock. V. Davee, L. Jaben, M. Williams. M. Duncan, B. Hayden. R. Morris. M. Murray. A. Clayton FOURTH ROW: A. Troutman, M. Moffit. F. Peterson. B. Morris. M. Moreland. J. Lansdowne. W. Lemmon. H. Holt, M. Brock. M. Wood. S. White. THIR MerVy W: ' Kel ' ner ' J ' Wi ' SOn ' R ' Ch ™™- R Abend. M, Herzog, C. Moffit. H. Morris. J. Fox. A. Callahan, B. Robinson, E. Merry. D. SECOND ROW: N C ent Jtr worTr- echrest. J. Mark. Miss Cornell. Miss Dahl, M. Rogozensk,, S. Livingston, E. Schreiber, M. Noble. V. Collms FIRST ROW: I. ReerffB. Smitrc L. Pcrsky, ifc. Bauman. B. Kamm. A. Bishopberger, B. Logan. J. Beamer. H. Simmons TOP ROW: D. Vanderhoof. J. Browning. J. Grigsby. J. Gibson, P. Gloe. C. McGmms, G. Watson. B. Thompson. J. Smith, L. Whinery. B. Skmner FOURTH ROW: J. Bailey, B. Best, C. Rogers. J. Thompson, J. Zerr, J. Happy. C. Hauer. C. Boije, L. Jones, G. Eaton THIRD ROW: C. Hoffman, R. Weatherholt, J. Apel. D. Reed. J. McGovney. K. Bartlett. R. Miller. B. Loman. D. Heath. M. Kincheloe SECOND ROW: H. Wilson. E. Fines. B. Swegle. M. Staley. M. Shope, Mr. McDaniel, C. Anderson. A. Shields, J. Katsu, K. Kemmerer. B. Surface FIRST ROW: A. Lease, J. Snow, B. Hull, L. Heaven, R. Hartzler, D. Ericksen, K. Wright, J. McDaniel, W. Jones, M. Merrill 75] Social Science Gluh © a a c ° c f p p 9 r Q O Q f £ FIRST TERM FIFTH ROW: B. Henderson, F. Toler, J. Hammack, J. MacGovney, J. Browning, O. G. Phillips, D. Accurso, P. Gloe, R. Huffman, D. Rhodes, M. Parmenter, E. McAbel. M. Mcintosh FOURTH ROW: S. Risley. M. Swain, J. Rush. L. Fish. D. Radford. R. Storey. M. Schulze. R. Trinkle. C. Horning. P. Collins, J. Person. M. Dewey, S. Mawson, B. Kemmerer THIRD ROW: C. Solomon. F. Stevens. W. Brown, L. Vance. P. Buchanan, P. Redl. M. Elliott. H. Phillips. J. Alexander. S. Fishman, R. Arthur, D. Walker, J. Rimmer, R. Francis, K. Ketchum SECOND ROW: G. Smith. O. Peterson. G. Bausewein. T. Simmons. M. Heller, B. Cuddy, L. Persky, J. Harlow, B. MacNeven. D. Beiser, D. Louk. M. Harris. L. Davis. B. Casler, S. Guenther FIRST ROW: Miss Westerfield. N. Rodick. J. Roth, F. LoMonaco, F. Warf. B. Ganz, B. Kamm. B. Hammer. M. Bauman. J. Smith. J. Grigsby. S. Rubin, M. Renfro, S. Davis SECOND TERM FIFTH ROW: V. Tagtmeyer, J. Ticknor, F. Howard, L. Botkins. P. Gloe. R. Harris, D. Accurso. J. Petersen, B. Faust, M. Rhodes, R. Copeland. H. Friedman, B. Drummond FOURTH ROW: H. Bucksner, P. Batts. B. Kemmerer, E. Balot. L. Shepp. R. Storey. B. Kamm, B. Henderson, M. Mcintosh, R. Trinkle, S. Mawson, F. Haley, J. Alexander. B. Bishop THIRD ROW: L. Vance. M. Welsh. D. Rice. E, Brown, N. Powell, R. Caster. P. Coffey, F. Toler. D. Walker. G. Darwin. M. Swain. Y. May. M. Heller, R. Turpin SECOND ROW: L. Omneer. D. Oelschlaeger. J. Wilson, S. Guenther, B. Goldstein. H. Chelemer, G. Ketchum. B. Cuddy, B. Ganz, J. McRay. S. Overman, E. Schreiber, E. Nelson, I. Person FIRST ROW: E. Merry, T. Simmons. F. LoMonaco, A. Bishopberger. J. McGovney. O. Peterson. M. Bauman, J. Kumpfer, F. Snow, D. Merry. H. Mills. G. Barclay, S. Livingston, B. MacNeven [76 GUaiMA TOP ROW: R. Goodrich, E. Hart. W. Fowler, J. Lovell. C. Schaffer. M. Williams, B. Park, E, Back, W, Bluethman, A. Schmall FOURTH ROW: R. Prather. T. Piper, S. Crain, J. Cochran, E. Holm, B. Black, L. Glazer. P. Harvey. F. Confields. B. Klapis, S. Sowell THIRD ROW: J. Merritt, B. Casler. P. Redl. M. Crosby. P. Brennan. A. Oswald, B. Owens, M. Schumacher, E. Martz, B. Reese SECOND ROW: H. McCorkle. J. Leuckel. M. Grimm, B. Madison. S. Miller. S. Butner, B. Stanborough, M. Gilliland. D. Stockdale, K. Sever FIRST ROW: A. Armstrong, M. Vineyard. L. Couts. C. Sublette. W. Schlein. G. Beeler. N. Guilliams, M. Williamson. Miss Whitney, I. Koonin lwUUJ ie Club FOURTH ROW: N. Knox. B. Dwinnell. B. Bishop, B. Hayden, E. Hart. W. Bluethman, A. Schmall. B. Logan THIRD ROW: J. Leuckel, R. Shafer, B. Casler, C. Harrison, E. Gray, A. Fleenor, S. Butner, M. Abend SECOND ROW: B. Willard, D. Merry, M. Grimm. D. Alexander, E. Merry, T. Fairchild, Miss Whitney FIRST ROW: W. Wheeler, G. Beeler. R. Hartzler. D. Wever, D. Stringer, J. Alexander, S. Guenther 77] Jle Qe cU. fy ia tccUA. Ck ft .ft ft TOP ROW: J. Roselli, A. Thomson, B. Leavel, L. Hargus. M. Rhodes, W. Crook, J. Carswell, N. Stuessi. J. Porter, E. Brown THIRD ROW: A. Osborne, D. Duncan, V. Davee. H. Alcock. M. Critz, L. Springer. B. DcArmond. R. Brown, R. Miller SECOND ROW: B. Meadow, E. Riley, M. Friedman, R. Straeter, A. Glickstein. N. Emerson, J. Fink. Z. Levine. F. Goldfinger FIRST ROW: H. Ledford, B. Smith. S. Smith, B. McLaughlin. Miss Wardell, B. Etherton. N. Oaks. I. Erlandson. J. Leavel OPEN DISCUSSION: J. Carswell. S. Smith, N. Besheer. B. J. McLaughlin. B. Leavel Nadine Mayo leading the group in song [78 __ Wj ti ie tA, cs r ENGINEERS ' CLUB TOP ROW: B. Kamm. C. Brooks, P. Phelan. C. Stephens, J. Schaaf. D. Larsen. J. Morris. J. Bryant, A. Ohrazda FOURTH ROW: L. Freedman, B. Loman, J. Bailey, B. Colver. E. Hutson, E. Rogers. B. Naylor, R. Burbridge, J. Jacobsen THIRD ROW: R. Davis. N. Knox. A. Schmall. R. Brubaker, B. Baker, E. Kenyon, B. Dillow, N. Ary. J. Rush. M. Staley SECOND ROW: A. Pfefer. M. Friedman, Mr. Hayes, D. Oelschlaeger, B. Swegle. K. Bledsoe. R. Robertson. B. Finkle FIRST ROW: G. Ketchum, T. Wilson. T. Orth. Mr. Keller, B. Carlson, C. McGinnis, L. Heaven Look at the Birdie: Taken at an Engineers ' meeting How to be an Engineer in one easy lesson: Mr, Keller demonstrating 79] Q afdUc A ntl GLuL TOP ROW: J. Lloyd, G. Schumacher, W. Landin, W. Stuessi, M. Parmenter. B. Loman, P. Blankenship THIRD ROW: M. Miller. B. Stansbarger. G. Baum, N. Katcher, M. Navarrete. E. Fines, G. Marks SECOND ROW: J. Randolph. J. Hayes. E. Watson. Mr. Limbaugh. N. Stuessi. K. Burnam FIRST ROW: H. McCorkle. Mr. Harley. D. Fischer. E. Lewis, J. Loman. M. Hammer $oalo f4f QluL TOP ROW: R. Caster. L. Heaven. M. Steinborn, D. Finnell, M. Rhodes, C. Johnson, D. Accurso, L. Johnson. A. Sarachek, K. Bartlett. J. Lloyd, P. Coffey THIRD ROW: N. Mayo, O. Peterson, G. McCullough. B. MacNeven, M. Klippel. R. Mowry. B. Hanna. L. Benton, J. Reese. V. Smith. Mr. Hahn, G. Smith SECOND ROW: S Yancey. M. Gibbs. Miss Leibengood, B. Smith, A. Gottlieb, R. Huddleston. D. Oelschlaeger. V. Collins. G. Barclay L Williams M. Kogozenski, S. Livingston ' FIRST ROW: M. Hess. M. Fey, A. Roark, S. Crain, B. Hammer, F. Scott. N. Thoes. J. Porter. N. Werner [80 J. - f g?  ' V • 1 If ' «fl TOP ROW: OLYMPIAN MEETING STANDING: H. Mills. V. Scott. K. Aever. M. McCay. N. McCay, P. Bury. M. Lawson. H. Woltkamp, P. Butler, C. Moffitt. S. Roman. M. Vogliardo. D. Allin. J. Beamer SEATED: H. Simmons. F. Haley. M. Noble. J. Stafford. M. Hess. M. Gibbs. G. Boren. M. Masonoff, J. Wilson. B. Deason. V. Bengert. P. Billings. T. Simmons BOWLING PARTY BACKGROUND: Simmons. Noble. Mills. Taylor. Anderson, Kellner. Ballard and Roman BOWLING: Beamer and Worland Riley. Wilson. Thoes. THIRD ROW: ORGANIZATION Riley. Haley. Bengert. Woltkamp. Thoes. TOP ROW: Riley. Haley. Bengert. Woltkamp. Thoes. Noble, Roman. Hensley THIRD ROW: Worland, Wilson, Bury, Heller, Boren. Kinnamon. King SECOND ROW: Gibbs, Allin. Deason. Masonoff, Simmons, Reed. Hess BOTTOM ROW: Ballard. Simmons. Scchrest. Miss Purnell. Beamer, Billings OUTDOOR SHOT TOP ROW: Woltkamp. Kinnamon. Boren. Bengert, Heller, Simmons BOTTOM ROW: Allin, Gibbs, Beamer. Billings. Hess. Reed. Hensley INITIATION Worland. Kellner. King. Moffitt, Bengert, Wilson. Simmons. Billings. Beamer SECOND ROW: MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET OFFICERS ' TABLE: Aileen and Mrs. Worland. Joan and Mrs. Wilson. Thelma and Mrs. Simmons. Pat and Mrs. Billings, Miss Hazel Purnell. Joanne and Mrs. Beamer, Vera and Mrs. Bengert, Bonnie and Mrs. King, and Harriet and Mr. Kellner GROUP: Pat and Mrs. Butler. Ila and Mrs. Reed. Mary Lou and Mrs. Heller. C. Moffitt. Georgia and Mrs. Boren. Betty and Mrs. Deason. Marjorie and Mrs. Noll. Norma and Mrs. McCoy, and Marion Masonoff SKATING PICTURE M. Shearer. H. Woltkamp. E. Riley M. Hess. S. Kusnitsky. M. Gibbs. B. Deason. FILL-IN Billings. Beamer. Reed. Moffitt 81] BOTTOM ROW: BAND PICTURE Worland (leader), Moffitt (Sax). Billings (Clarinet). Thoes (Clarinet). Reed (Piano). Kellner (Bass), Beamer (Trumpet). Heller (Trombone) STANDING: Kinnamon, King and Miss Purnell bicuna TOP ROW: R. Shafer. E. Gray, A. Heinz. L. Levin. C. Guilliams. D. Miller, A. Carroll, E. Chezem, R. Tur pin SECOND ROW: D. Oelschlaeger, P. Redl. G. Ketchum, H. Glazer. Miss Robertson. B. Dillow. F. Nolte. C. Miller, A. Hammer BOTTOM ROW: G. Smith, H. Phillips, B. Lane. M. Harris. P. Butler. B. Sechrest. S. Yancey. S. Guenther Those absent from the picture: M. Beckerdite, K. Brenner, E. Lewis, L. Shepp, W. Smith Oddi and Zntk ■ Kmm TOP ROW: Setting up type: K. Smith, D. Phelan, Mr. Limbaugh and L. Persky. Miss Abel giving advice: B. Thompson, Miss Anderson SECOND ROW: Sound crew: R. Brubaker, W. Stuessi, C. B. McRoberts and B. Baker. Stage crew busy at work: F. Scott. F. Botkin, B. Faulk, C. Ditzler, D, Zook, J. Putnam, and H. Brown Abel. B. Toler, L. [82 jdit natuf, Societi i Mi+tetua TOP ROW: G. Beeier. B. Etherton, G. Smith. M. Bauman, M. Abend, Miss Callahan. Mr. Hann, R. Abend. M. Adams. H. Alcock FOURTH ROW: J. Alexander. D. Alexander. M. Barndt, V. Bengert, B. Black. M. Black, H. Brenner. J. Carswell. B. Clark, J. Covey THIRD ROW: V. Davee. N. DeVaul, N. DeVaul. E. Elliott. M. Elliott. J. Evans. E. Fretz. N. Galpin. P. Grantham. M. Herzog . SECOND ROW: M. Hood. J. Kumpfer. S. MacCormack, D. Merry. A. Myers. N. Oaks. C. Oerding. A. Osborne. S. Overman O. Peterson IRST ROW: J. Porter. A. Roark, R. Sanderson. P. Scott. B. Shenkel. B. Simons, M. Street, M. Swift. D. Walker, H. Woltkamp ' lls%A- MINERVA LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS First Term President Gerry Beeler V ice- President Betty Etherton Secretary Gail Smith Treasurer Saranne Mace ' Corresponding SecretarySrjH Helen Brenn Sergeant-at-Arms a V i Martha Black Captain.. . £SC h rley Overm Vir jnia Davee society Represent Second Term Betty Etherton (iail Smith Saranne MacCormack Olga Peterson M anne Porter J rjglen Alcock anjplexander EkfiuiLMerrv Third Term Gail Smith Saranne MacCormack Martha Bauman Olga Peterson Doris Merry Vera Bengert Clarahelle Oerding JoauneJ arswell Fourth Term Martha Bauman lga Peterson Helen Alcock Joanne Porter Helen Brenner Clarahelle Oerding Mary Anne Elliott Helen Woltkamp VHctV - w tf-nanhUn TOP ROW: F. Prudden. G. Whitacre. B. Forsythe, J. Snow. J. Westlake, Miss Buchanan, Mr. Lukens. FOURTH ROW: R. Adams, B. Biser, D. Fitzhugh, E. Furnish, B. Grega, P. Guinn. B. Guthrie THIRD ROW: D. Hammontree, R. Hanks, B. Hemenway, V. Henderson, B. Holm. J. Howard. B. Huffman SECOND ROW: B. Jennings, B. LaRue. J. Kapnistos, J. Marino. B. Mehrens. H. Menze, D. Phelan FIRST ROW: O. Phillips. B. Riley, J. Sembler, C. Stephens. L. Storer, T. Walkenhorst. J. W.llingham H. Wiard. R. Wright. CENTRAL FRANKLIN CLUB OFFICERS First Term President Fred Prudden Vice-President Gordon Whitacre Secretary Bill Forsythe Treasurer O. G. Phillips Sergeant-at-Arms Claude Horning Poor Richard Richard Phelan Critic Jack Yrentas Intersociety Representative Jim Westlake Second Term Gordon Whitacre Roy Hanks Julian Snow Bill Haynie Boh Huffman Jim Howard Fred Prudden Third Term Bill Forsythe Julian Snow- Roy Hanks Don Fitzhugh John Kapnistos Jim Howard Gordon Whitacre Fourth Term Julian Snow Jim Westlake Boh Huffman Roy Hanks Bob Biser Dan Hammontree Bill Forsythe Medal Pinner Richard Phelan Song Leader Bill LaRue Motto Animus, Cor. Manns ' ' Colors Buff and Brown 85] - - , AniitosuGM TOP ROW: B. Hammer. J. Beamer. S. Crain, M. Critz, N. Thoes, Miss Leibengood. Mr. Keller FIFTH ROW: M. Abrams, J. Arthur. P. Billings. D. Bolenbaugh. P. Brennen, E. Brown, J. Burgess FOURTH ROW: W. Carpenter, S. Entriken. M. Gibbs, P. Grinnell, M. Hess. H. Howard, J. Krekel THIRD ROW: D. Leforgee, G. Mayo, N. Mayo. V. McKenzie, L. Meinsen, B. Morris. J. Mowry SECOND ROW: L. Myers, D. Oelschlaeger. M. Prater, S. Rhodes, E. Riley. E. Schreiber, M. Shearer FIRST ROW: L. Springer. J. Stafford, D. Stockdale, M. Travis, J. VanValkenburg, S. White. M. Wood ARISTONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS First Term President Beverly Hammer Vice-President Joanne Beamer Secretary Shirley Crain Treasurer Maxine Critz Corresponding Secretary Shirley Yancey Sergeant-at-Arms Ann Bishopberger Phoebia Pat Billings Critic Charlotte Derryberry Repi uter Betty Brewer Rush Captain Nadine Mayo Intersociety Representative Norma Thoes Second Term Joanne Beamer Shirley Crain Maxine Critz Shirley Yancey Ann Bishopberger Pat Billings Louise Springer Charlotte Derryberry Erma Lee Schreiber Betty Brewer Third Term Shirley Crain Maxine Critz Pat Billings Louise Springer Erma Schreiber Nadine Mayo Charlotte Derryberry Beverly Hammer Mary Hess Joanne Beamer Fourth Term Maxine Critz Pat Billings Louise Springer Dot Oelschlaeger Erma Schreiber Nadine Mayo Mary Hess Joanne Brewer Mary Gibbs Norma Thoes Medal Pinner Shirley Crain Song Leader Beverly Hammer Standard Bearer Maxine Critz Pianist Nadine Mayo Motto Non Quis, Sed Quid Colors Purple and Lavender [86 __ Webitet TOP ROW: R. Hartzler, L. Whinery. D. Eriksen, K. Bartlett, J. Petersen. K. Wright, Miss Alton, Mr. Douthitt FOURTH ROW: C. Anderson, C. Anderson. K. Anderson. M. Burns, J. Geritz, J. Grigsby, D. Harris, C. Hoffman THIRD ROW: L. Jones. W. Jones. E. Kenyon, M. Kincheloe, C. Lewis, D. Louk. B. Merrill, J. McDaniel SECOND ROW: J. McLaughlin. B. McNichols. B. Orr. B. Owens, N. Peterson, B. Skinner. J. Smith. B. Staley FIRST ROW: R. Stewart, C. Thompson, L. Walton, B. Weatherholt, J. Zerr CENTRAL WEBSTER CLUB OFFICERS First Term President Dick Hartzler Vice-President Dale Eriksen Secretary Leo Whinery Corresponding Secretary Warren Jones Treasurer Kenny Wright Critic Kenny Bartlett Sergeant-at-Arms Jim Thompson Property Box Boy Bob Merrill Devotions Chairman Jerry McLaughl Intersociety Representative Jim Peterson Second Term Leo Whinery Kenny Wright Kenny Bartlett Junior Geritz Jim Smith Dale Eriksen Charles Hoffman Dick Hartzler Warren Jones Third Term Dale Eriksen Kenny Bartlett Jim Smith Junior Geritz Dick Hartzler Kenny Wright Warren Jones Bob Weatherholt Leo Whinery Honorary President Kenny Wright Medal Pinner Kenny Bartlett Song Leader DickHartzler Pianist Bob Owens Motto In Vestigiis Maximorum Colors Crimson and White 87 ] Fourth Term Kenny Bartlett Junior Geritz Mount Burns Bob McNichols Dick Harris Clarence Thompson Ken Anderson Dale Eriksen Leo Whinerv JLsO-A , j2sC4J UZH. TOP ROW ! B. MacNeven, I. Duvall, M. Fey, W. Smith, B. MacNeven, Miss Oldham, Mr. Diersen, M. Adams. P. Anderson FOURTH ROW: D. Ballard, M. Bartlett, P. Beck. B. Bishop, M. Blacker, M. D. Blacker. C. Bradford. B. Carter, C. Decker  THIRD ROW: N. Geritj. B. Harvel. B. Hull, G. Jacobson, E. LePage, E. Levin, J. Maynard. B. McCammon,«. McCorkle SECOND ROW: J. McRay, P. Moehlman, C. Moffit, M. Moffit. M. Moreland, H. Nfirdlohne, D. O ' Neill ,S Pearson L Persky I1RST ROW; ° B. Robertson. R. S Shafer, W. Schlein, B Sechrest. L. «hepp. B. sAirth, P. Thompson AJL I. A. Trputman. A. Worland, E. Wright DELPHIAN LITERARY SOCIETY Barbara Ma. W-vci Ireile Duval) . . .. A fondfSmi . . -Jl . .1 LuajiffyaAc|K OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Ween Worland Sergeant-at-Arms S . . I lieresa Matthews Delphi llfyez ' Francis Critic Beverly Sechrest j Rush Captain Beverly O Parliamentarian Virgini. [ntersociety Representative Barbara ii loin Second Tern arhara Mai Keven Ii enc I im,, •fjie I uvalr ' Mary f.ej O urth Terr t anda Sr r fe i 4 Luaiirrvance anda Smffh Beverly Stock inv Francis Beverlv 5echre .Barb; smith ?everlV ecnr lie Robertson y Dorothy (XNe M ecnT ? t -- - - - %arbaffjishop- eUJ c erlceTOIa. Ranjara Bishop . Aileen Worla, J UHXrtx r ' rrfne f Tiva Iren DuvalL - _ Mary Fey - I i oi j j_S_he,pp - ettieSnrnh Z i AOC f _ imii tixH TOP ROW: B. Kamm, L. Levin, R. Burbridge, J. Jacobsen, L. Heaven, Miss Grube, Miss Morrison, J. Bailey, B. Baker FIFTH ROW: N. Beshire. B. Best, J. Botz, B. Bradford, L. Briggs, B. Carlson, J. Caro;heis, B. Colver, W. Crook FOURTH ROW: B. Faust, B. Finkle, D. Finnel, L. Fish, D. Fischer, N. Gallager, J. Holloway, D. Houtz, B. Jaudon THIRD ROW: L. Kennedy. J. Leavel, R. Martin, B. McCorkle, R. Miller, E. Nessleroad, C. Payne. A. Pascutti, T. Orth SECOND ROW: J. Propst, D. Radford, J. Richardson, A. Sarachek, J. Schaef, M. Shope. B. Stiader, B. SwegleA Thornbur- FIRST ROW: B. Thompson. H. Wilson. T. Wilson, W. Wilson. D. Whaley. B. Wyne OFFICERS First Term President Bill Kamm Vice-President Lester Levin Secretary Wayne Wilson Treasurer Dick Radford Corresponding Secretary Tom Wilson Sergeant-at-Arms John Jacobsen Rush Captain Lewis Heaven Critic Dick Radford Property Box Boys Harve ' Wi,son ( James Carothers Tntersociety Representative Lewis Heaven Historian Bob Carlson Medal Pinner.. . . Song Leader. . . Standard Bearer. Pianist Motto Colors CENTRAL JEFFERSON CLUB Second Term Third Term Lester Levin Ralph Burbridge Ralph Burbridge I tick Radford T Tom Orth John Jacobsen John Jacobsen Tom Wilson Dick Radford Tom Orth Bob Carlson Wayne Wilson Wayne Wilson Bob Colver Bill Kamm Les Levin Jim Bailey Bill Kamm Lelvov Kennedy Lester Levin Fourth Term John Jacobsen Tom Orth Alvin Sarachek Bob Carlson John Holloway Bob Wyne Don Fischer Ralph Burbridge Dick Radford Bud Heaven 7 .■ rrrrLe ' wis Heaven r- L  •- 89} . . . .y 4 +. •••.•■-.. Harvi-y Wflson .James Richardson ci n.is Yos Litleratiit Orange and ' C Black J. V - • a 7UcJUa t i mM TOP ROW: T. Simmons. B. Meadow, J. Pryor, A. Schmall, D. Pemberton, Miss Kite, Mr. Dentel, B. Bates THIRD ROW: K. Brenner, D. Cave. D. Cowden, E. DeWitt, M. Edwards. M. Glickstein, R. Gloe, F. Goldfinger SECOND ROW: J. Goss, F. Haley. C. Harrison. G. Ketchum, M. Klippel. P. Larsen, M. Mooney, M. Oldham FIRST ROW: B. Philips. J. Pugh. S. Robertson, M. Schreiber. V. Scott, H. Simmons, S. Smith. B. Stanbrough I THALIAN LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS First Term Second Term President Thelma Simmons Beverly Meadow Vice- President Beverly Meadow Jackie Pryor Secretary Jackie Pryor Alice Schmall Corresponding Secretary Alice Schmall II. .rence Goldfinger Treasurer Florence Goldfinger Pauline Katz Sergeant-at-Arms Pauline Katz Jackie Lansdowne Sacerdos Dellavena Cave Arlene Heinz Editor of Tattler Jean Rimmer Dorothy Beiser Critic Jackie Lansdowne Thelma Simmons Rush Captain ) Dorothy Pemberton Dorothy Pemberton Intersociety Representative Dorothy Pemberton Third Term Jackie Pryor Alice Schmall Florence Goldfinger Joyce Goss Dorothy Cowden Helen Rogers Thelma Simmons Gertrude Ketchum Dellavena Cave Frances Hale Fourth Term Alice Schmall Marva Klippel Florence Goldfinger Helen Rogers Dellavena Cave Gertrude Ketchum Dorothy Cowden Joyce Goss Jackie Pryor Fra nces Halev 7 Medal Pinner Thelma Simmons Song Leader Marva Klippel - t Standard Bearer Jackie Pryor ( L Pianist Marilyn Schre iber Motto Non Ministrari, Sed Ministrare T Colors Gold and White y I rtL rt s. - JL r ' ' cS vo-t v-t - • u. v a [ 90 fcaa 1 melAa i TOP ROW: E. Fenimore, C. McGinnis. F. Scott, R. Rhodes, J. McGovney, Mrs. Scoville, Mr. Blackford. R. Baker, A. Bartlett THIRD ROW: L. Botkins, C. Brooks, H. Brown, F. Darr. C. Ditzler, H. Ditzler. B. Faulk. W. Fedaler. L. Hicks McGovney. J. Miller, G. Rhodes ok SECOND ROW: R. Hopper, B. Kessler, J. Lawsqrju_E_Loprest, B. Maxwell, V. Merl. B. FIRST ROW: D. Rollert. G. Sperry, K. SmitifRTv ogts. L. y ever. W. Wright, D. Zook CENTRAL EMERSON CLUB OFFICERS First Term Second Term Third Term President Ed Fenimore Charles McGinnis Frank Scott Vice-President Frank Scott Richard Rollert Lawrejic£_Botkins Secretary Richard Rollert Frank Scott orIaldVogtr Corresponding Secretary Charles McGinnis Kenneth-.Smilh Allan Bartlett Treasurer Roland Rhodes R onald Y ogis ' Bob Faulk Sergeant-at-Arms Stewart Schreiber Vayne Wright Richard Rollert Emersonian Allan Bartlett John Miller Rogers Hopper C r ' tic John Miller Ed Fenimore Charles McGinnis Intersociety Representative Jack McGovney Medal Pinner Frank Scott Song Leader Ed Fenimore Standard Bearer Rogers Hopper Pianist Victor Merl Motto Labor Omnia Yincit Colors Blue and Gray Fourth Term Roland Rhodes Allan Bartlett Bob Faulk Ronald Yogts —Victor Merl i buck Brooks Rogers Hopper Frank Scott 91] L Elaclte TOP ROW: N. KrijJ L. Kippur, M. Heller. B. Logan, E. Lewis. NCrs. Shafer. Mr. Alexander, S THIRD ROW: Casler, R. Davis, T. Fairchild, B. Fordemwalt, S. Guenther, N. Guilliams, A. SECOND ROW: B. King. C. Kippur. J. Kleiman. F. LoMonaco. B. Lundin, M. McCarty. M. M FIRST ROW: R. Prather. I. Reed. V. Robinson. L. Schwarzenholz, N. Stoenner. M. Vogliardo, Butner Hammer, J. clntosh, B. B. W.llard. Hensley McLaughlin M. Williamson SOCIETY OF LITERATURE AND HISTORY OFFICERS First Term President Norma Knox Vice- President Loraine Kippur Secretary Beverly Logan Treasurer Shirley Guenther Corresponding Secretary Mary Lou Heller S. L. H Frances LoMonaco Critic Betty Fordemwalt Rush Captain Evelyn Lewis Sergeant-at-Arms Betty McLaughlin Intersociety Representative Evelyn Lewi;. Second Term Loraine Kippur Beverly Logan Mary Lou Heller Frances LoMonaco Shirley Guenther Betty Fordemwa lt Norma Knox Betty McLaughlin Anna Clavton Third Term Mary Lou Heller Shirley Guenther Betty Fordemwalt Ruby Davis Beverly Logan Ruth Prather Frances LoMonaco Bonnie King Josephine Kleiman Fourth Term Beverly Logan Evelyn Lewis Frances LoMonaco Betty McLaughlin Bonnie King Ancely Hammer Mary Lou Heller Josephine Kleiman Marie Vogliardo Medal Pinner Loraine Kippur Standard Bearer Betty Fordemwalt Song Leader Beverly Logan Pianist Ila Reed Motto Veni, Vedi, Vici Colors l ' owder Blue and Navy [92 s+ttetdxicj ty. RepteieMtativel O. t? ff MINERVA: H. Brenner, G. Smith, J. Kumpher. M. Abend, N. Galpin, M. Bauman, M. Hood FRANKLIN: B. Forsythe, H. Menze, R. Huffman, J. Kapnistos. D. Phelan, D. Fitzhugh, B. Jennings ARISTONIAN: J. Beamer, S. Yancey. M. Abrams. S. White. W. Carpenter, D. Oelschlaeger. M. Hess WEBSTER: J. Petersen. D. Eriksen. J. Smith. C. Hoffman, B. Owens. L. Whinery. N. Peterson DELPHIAN: B. Sechrest. L. Shepp. L. Persky. I. Duvall. B. MacNeven. W. Smith. M. Fey JEFFERSON: J. Jacobsen. L. Levin. D. Houtz. J. Holloway, L. Heaven. J. Bailey. A. Sarachek THALIAN: B. Bates. A. Heinz, S. Smith, J. Pryor, P. Larsen, D. Pemberton, B. Stanbrough EMERSON: A. Bartlett, B. McGovney. C. McGinnis, L. Hicks, R. Rollert. J. McGovney. E. Fenimore SLACHE: M. Vogliardo. J. Kleiman, N. Guilliams, V. Robertson, L. Schwarzenholz, B. King, M. Williamson 93] ■: - 9 MteiAxyciety SnapA. FORMAL ESSAY The Light That Failed Martha Abend MLS Radio at War John Holloway CJC Postwar Dreams Lawrence Hicks CEC The Lady Indomitable Irene Duvall DLS INFORMAL ESSAY CJC 1. Faith in a Foxhole Lewis Heaven ... 2. Who More Than Sell Their Country Loved Dick Phelen CFC 3. The Story of the Old House .... Lorna Schwarzenholz . . SLH 4. Sapphire Barbara MacNeven .... DLS BIOGRAPHY 1. I Escaped from Tyranny Pete Reisner PLS 2. There But for the Grace of God Go I Jim Petersen CWC 3. China ' s Madame Chiang Kai-Shek Marie Vogliardo SLH 4. Pea e on Ea: I i Beveily Sechrest DLS ORATION 1. One World Indivisible. Jack McGovney CEC 2. Challenge to the Home Front. . .Wanda Smith DLS 3. They Still Look Up Dudley Houtz CJC 4. Education for Freedom Martha Bauman MLS VERSE 1. I Fight Because Beverly Stanbrough . . . .TLS 2. The Spring Has Come .Ed Fenimore CEC 3. Awakening Mary Fey DLS 4. Friends Elizabeth Nelson PLS EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING 1. James Smith CWC 2. Jim Bailey CJC it ,ii,-.„ p — i, v j)LS J(? Maxine Abrams DECLAMATION 1. This Is America Lester Levin CJC 2. This Above All Gail Smith MLS 3. Elizabeth and Essex Arlene Heinz TLS 4. St. Joan Shirley Yancey ALS TOP ROW: G THIRD ROW Beeler leading Minervas . . . Websters Introducing the Philo Chant (not shown is leader P. Fay) . just the Friday afternoon decorators getting ready for the big night SECOND ROW: Originality is their middle name; Slache songstresses, led by B. Logan . . . BOTTOM ROW: T. L. S. in sweet song, led by M. Klippel . . . Don Fischer leads cheers for C. J. C into song, led by D. Hartzler . . . Rose and Silver, led by I. Duvall Ed Fenimore and the blue and gray boys . . . No. not the morning after; Toast to ' 44, sung by Franklins, led by B. LaRue Sweet Violets, led by B. Hammer [94 mm £e Uosi Pnjojxhecu £enia i PkOspMecy Ye Roving Reporter has run into quite a few of his old classmates lately while out nosing for news. Always an outstanding class, the graduates of ' 44 have accomplished several noteworthy things since their graduation twenty years ago. It was found that the old class presi- dent, Gerry Beeler, is now a happy house- wife and is the proud mother of twins . . . Norma Thoes is well contented with her job of educating the younger gener- ation. She is a kindergarten teacher . . . ' nough said. The new editor of Glamour is none other than Maxine Critz . . . Red-haired Bev Hammer is the business manager, while Johnny Jacobsen is taking picture portraits for the magazine. At the age of 35, Frank Scott is still playing Donald O ' Connor ' s roles . . . Bill Mead, nationally known sports com- mentator, has been having laryngitis and is now under the care of R. N. (short for registered nurse) Shirley Risley at the Lakeside Hospital . . . He told us that Gene Furnish and Ebba Lee Lin- dell are now co-football coaches at Vale University. Chosen one of the year ' s ten best dressed men, Claude Horning is now the owner of Broadway ' s newest night spot, Rendezvous. Currently featured there are the dancing Merry twins, appearing after a year ' s absence from the Great White Way while on a personal appear- ance tour across South America with Glazer ' s Glitter Girls, and Howard Wiard ' s famed rhumba orchestra . . . Don Accurso is shining at the piano, of course. Results of the National Shoe Selling Contest were announced this morning, and the new super salesman, selling 148,- 500,007 pairs of ration-free shoes, was Bill Forsvthe . . . Read where Richard Radford, B.S., Ph.D., R.F.D., has recently- been appointed to the position of Dean at Vassar. After listening to Hartman ' s Happy Home Hour at noon, decided to dash over to Jo S: Pat ' s Hamburger Joint . . . J. Beamer and P. Billings are the pro- prietors . . . Drop in any time (plug) . . . Overheard that Missouri ' s senator, Dorothy Femberton, is still trying to pass a bill to install escalators in all public- grade schools. How to Be a Bookworm. Joan Wil- son ' s latest book, is taking the country by storm . . . Her publisher, James Otto Smith, believes it will sell more copies than any book yet to be written. Oh, yes, Carswell ' s Crunchy Crack- ei ' is sponsoring a new radio show. Am I Lovable? The star o f the show is the handsome (remember, I get paid for this!) screen star, Les Levin . . . He is now starring in The Handsome Ghoul, a Bonnie Richards production. Wayne Wright was caught selling bobby socks in front of Criger ' s Bean- ery . . . When Judge Irish Kellner found that the majority of customers were fans ,,i that swoon crooner, Dick Rollert, he hurriedly dismissed the case to rush out and buy a pair for himself. statement from Washington today reported that Ralph B. Burbridge will soon be promoted to Admiral of the United States Navy . . . Ancely Hammer has been proclaimed the Girl With the Baking Soda Smile. Runner-up in the contest was Seabiscuit . . . Congratula- tions, Ancely ! While I ' m thinking about it, I ' d better remind all you readers ( ? ) not to forget to attend the Yellow Gloves finals to- night at Westlake Square Garden, where at that time Sambo the Killer, ' ' better known as Stew Schreiber, will defend his title from Bill Atlas Sidebotham ... As for the outcome, well — your guess is as good as mine. We think that Esquire is really taking a beating this spring, as we just discovered that Bill Kamm and Bev Logan are co-editors in the new enter- prise . . . Taking the Yarga girl ' s place is Roy Hanks . . . the poor girl ' s pin-up boy. We just got wind that free fish will be given to all who attend the opening of Fish ' s Fishery . . . Shirley Yancey, that great dramatic stage artiste, will be the guest of honor. Stopped in at the ritzy 44 Club last night, and under the ringside table, who was to be seen but play boy Bob Carlson . . . Vainly, he was trying to catch the eye of the cigarette girl, Jackie Pryor . . . When interviewed, she unconcerned- ly informed us that her largest tip was a $50 bill . . . coming, incidentally, from Jerome Weinshank . . . Now we ' re wan- dering where he got $50 — or maybe he ' s still waiting for the change . . . Bud Heaven and Mary Fey were happily planning their future on the tablecloth, much to the disgust of Head Waiter Jack McGovney. Dick Hartzler has recently taken over a very responsible job. since he has re- cently been elected president of the Women ' s Home Defense Corps. Martha Abend . . . ace woman flier, bagged another Jerry not long ago . . . (who said this was a man ' s world?) . . .Also rumored is the replacement of Helen Alcock to Stephen Early as secre- tary to Roos — I mean, the President. Saw a lot of alumni last night at ( )rth, Ketchum Snow ' s Super Circus, playing its last night out by Monkey ' s . . . The troupe ' s new lady fire eater was Gail Smith . . . Also, an outstand- ing demonstration was given by the snake charmer, who, we found out later. was Saranne MacCormack . . . Saw Kenny Bartlett crawling around forking up stray pieces of paper . . . Millionaire Leo Whinery. surrounded by several luscious li ' l de ' iccrs, who, on second glance, turned out to be Eileen McGin- nis, Irene Duvall and Bobbie McNees . . . Looked like Dot Oelschlaeger was very happy with her job of collecting tickets on the Merry-Go-Round. Plane service is really terrible now- adays . . . Took me 8 hours to fly from Los Angeles back here to K. C. . . . Ran down to Hollywood while there and ran into Louise Offineer, that gorgeous movie star, with her director, producer and actor, Gordon Whitacre . . . The Lux program has been taken over by Chuck Brooks, with Vera Bengert as sound effects girl. Well, back to Kansas City . . . and w e find that Tagtmeyer ' s Drug Shoppe has been taken over by Kenny Smith and Ed Fenimore . . . Head soda jerk is Helen Rogers. Wandered out to Swope yesterday afternoon . . . Betty DeArmond, manager of the concessions stands . . . Marvin Smart goes out every day to feed the squirrels . . . Chief patron of the bear pits is Jackie Lansdowne . . . Found Kenny Bartlett and B. J. McLaughlin standing fascinated in front of the monkey cages . . . Brenner ' s still a nerv- out wreck, and she ' s now living in a little hut at the southwest corner of the park . . . just to get away from it all . . . Watched Dick Phelan cleaning out the swimming pool. Visited Central High and discovered Principal Bill Haynie having a cozy little chat over in the corner with Span- ish teacher Eve Lewis ... A little farther down the hall, with his head stuck in a physiology book, we saw Bob Huddleston . . . cramming for his mid- year finals, we presumed . . . Watched spring play rehearsal . . . You knew that Josephine Kleiman was the speech di- rector, didn ' t you? . . . Found out that writer Helen Woltkamp is flying in from the coast with her press agent. Jim D. Petersen, next week to review her latest book. Shirley Crain and Bob Peters have moved their wax works headquarters down to Xew Mexico to get a new- start . . . Ran into Dale Eriksen, silver tongued politician, out on a two-hour afternoon tour kissing babies. Attended a lovely wedding last Mon- day afternoon at the Little Church Around the Corner ( We can ' t remember which corner it ' s around, though!) . . . Never saw a more contented couple than bride Martha Black and new husband. David Miller . . . Betty Klapis sang, accompanied by pianist Marie Yogliardo . . . After the ceremony refreshments were sold by Virginia Davee and Allan Bartlett . . . 1094 of the profit went to the bride . . . Ann Bishopberger caught the bride ' s bouquet . . . Wonder if that means she and Al Wilcox will soon be hearing wedding bells . . . Dorothy Silverman ' s still trying to organize a new fraternity out at K. C. Well, it ' s time to go to press, so I ' ll let you readers go . . . [96 .. L „ p o g ft n g r G J. Tickner SENIOR ONE Top Row: P. Gernhardt, D, Hayes. F. Suhr. L. Hargus. Kapnistos, C. Stewart. D, Raines. M. Staley. C. Flvnn. R McMasters, W Crook Fourth Row: M. Gilliland. J. Goss. J. Kumpher. J. Kresse. N. Teel. M. Burger, E. Gray, J. Hensley, J. Robert. G. Troutman. N. Ward. B. Dedmnn. S. Isbell Third Row: M. Hess. M. Gibbs, S. Sowell, D. Conard. M. Gumni. R. Taylor. B. Ganz, L. Schwarzenholz, N. FWell, M. Isaac, R. Sanderson. A. Roark, B. Smith Se:ond Row: M. Uagland. F. Gage. B. Brown. .1. ( riser. R. Ryan. R. Voyles. R. Gann. B. Propst, R. Zimmerling. F. Dowell. M. Corbin. J. McKay, K. Elders First Row: .1. Moetler, B, Skinner. L. Benton, A Ohrazda, F. Miller. C. Friede. B. Binder. G. Smallwood, .1- I ' eterson. .1. Keener. P. Ryan. N. White. .1. Barber JUNIORS Top Row: B. Lnvell. D. Houtz, E. Byrne. B. LaRue. V. Henderson. R. Showalter. M. Scofield. M. Williams. L. Walton. B. Faust. M. Fletcher. M, Shipley. E. Prewett Fifth Row: A. Solle, F Capps, M. Darby. O. Ballew. J. Banurs. H. Schlesinger, N. .Tuergens, N . MarKay, S. Packard. W. Bluethman, A. Fleenor. H. Brown. N. Rigsby Fourth Row: .1. Randolph. M. Schumacher. F. Hess. B. Kurz. H- Chelemer. B. Foster. J. Casler, H. Clark. C. Swayne. F. Haines, R. Dworak. M. Street. R. Slaeltzing Third Row: B. Benson. N. Lollar, H. Xordlnhne. W. Wheeler. G. Marks. P. Redl. ( ' . McAbel, C. Button. L. Hansen. N. Jones, D. Bolenbaugh. M. Whiting. R. Goodrich Second Row: M. Bolham. B. Bates, R. Miller. R. McCroskev. B. Comer. W. Crook. IK Adams. B. Krehs. M. Edwards. E. Elliott. J. Robinson. M. J. Blacker, R Schaeffer First Row: M. Mooney, N, Montgomery. G. Wilson, J. Greene. .1. Glavas, W. Foley. C. Stephens. C. A. Parker. M. Gannon. N. Gallagher T p Row: W Blann. L. Clement. .T. Loman. R. Copeland. R. Hopper. W. Brock. J. Hartlev. B. Mebrens. L. Wedekind. T Walkenborst. R. Shumate. B. -lone;-. F Kitbv Fifth Row: R Guthrie. J, Duggan. R. Stoltz. .1. Bailey. H. Kraft. E. Dean. W. Bartee. S, Liecht, D. Stringer, D. Louk. N. T ' eterson. G. McCullough, B. McDnnnugh. H Taylor Fourth Row: I! Shelton, D Bieser, -T, Signorelli. J. McLaugblin. J. Happy. G. Back. H. Menze. J. Leiser. D. Finnell, A. Pascutti. A. Thornburg. D. Miner. J. Reese. J Carothers Third Row: B, Gibson. N. Gallagher. J. Fink. T. Weller. S. Roman, L.. Jabenis. M. Gorman. B. Dean, .1. Hopkins. G. Blaine. M. Garvin. II Dannemann; IV Ftncher. B. Re id Second Row: H. Ledford. L. James. B. Crane. C Krahenhuhl. A, Koelzer. R. Wolf. .1- K- Bayne. B. Leavel, M. Bonner. D. Parker. D, Allin. R. Bebermeyer, S. Rubin, M. Raccuglia First Row: C. Bradford. H. Heisler. I, Williams. M TanDolah. R. Ford. T. Foley, D. Williams, B. Trotter, J. Duncan. M. Schreiber. S. Bosshard Top Row: D Hall, K. Conway. B, Arthur, R. Miller. B? Mvtiati. R. Heisler; M. Diamond, D. Larsen, E. Zaremski, G. Bagby. I). Sigler, It Storey, I Hopsorrt J. Connova Fourth Row: E, Nesselroad, D. Duncan, R. Leedy, II McCullick, W. Bn.oks, .1 Sperry, I. Holland. B. Lane. M. Potts. D. Phillips, R. McMahon, M Cohen. A. Pule Third Row: K. Brenner. E. DeWitt. E. Balot. J. Walters. B. Wilson. J. Howard. I) Watson. J. Maynard. T. Miller. W. Schlein, ' .. Levine. E. Brown - Second Row: D, Mavta. S. Manson. B Wilson, ( ' Sublette. B. Willard. M. Denton. H. Buschmeyer. J. Granzella. B. Henderson, D. Alexander. S. Ricbman, E. Xell First Row: H. Phillips, C. Isbell. R Taylor. M. Hood. D. Millikan. S. Entrikin, W Lusby, E. Howard, D. Lane. S. Palder, B. Gregory Fifth Row: R. Brooks. B. Riley. D. Waley. W. Cornish. E. Barclay. B. Diamond, C Schaffer, B. Reed. C. Hauer, C. Cartella. N. Besheer, C. Heals Fourth Row : M. St a ton. D. Empson. G. McCoy, M Dewey. D Adelsperger, B. Carey. I. Ashworth, N. Nickols, E. Chezem. B. Dwinnell. B. Taylor. R. Runkun Third Row: D. Whittle, S. Butner. D. Moore, D. Hiller. B. Yearta, R. Harvey, ,T. Figge, B. Stroup. M. Fredlund, D. Funk. H. Samherg, Y. Schmalz, C. Harrison Second Row: E. Cooley. A, Wright, N. Galpin. M. Smart. A, Oswald, W, Benson. R. Prout, .1. Parrack. J. Young. I) Arnold. S. Henkin. D. Flesehman First Row: I ' , stasi, M Barndl, B, Locke. T Pysher, H. Howard, B. Daniels. D. Piper. M. Masonoff. A. Osborne. X. Katcher, E. Barber Top Row: P. Lyons, P. Guinn, D, Sanstra, B. Thompson, S. Mosher, J. Miller. L Adams, R. Stewart. J. Yogel. J. Erickson, W. Jones. E. Kenyon. R. Hinale Fifth Row: I ' , Grega, B. Jennings, R Adams. D. Fitzhugh, M, Miller. C. Vanderhoof, B Finnell, L Storer, G. Prater. L. Greer. D. Gepford. B. Merrill. E. Modlin Fourth Row: B Sbenkle. S. AYhite, J. Rush. N. Jameson, S. Fisbman. F. Haley, P. Larsen, I. Xissen. B. Dietrich, I. Lerner. IT. Ary. M. Hess. C. Scott Third Row: .1 Harris, M. Ratcliff. E. LePage, M. Moreland. B. Snidnw. D. LeForgCC. L. Meinsen, W. Carpenter. M. Wood. M. Travis, M. Abranis, P. Grinnell. M. Xoble. E. Scott Second Row: C, Hoffman. D. Smiley. D. Sogas. R. Ballinger. D, Walker. B. Best, H. Friedman, L. Persky, M. Lawson, P. Butler, B. Kahler. B. McGovney. F. Stephens, M Lancaster Bottom Row: I. Reed. A. Goodman. A. Lease. H. Wilson. J. Grigshy. J. Thompson, B. Skinner, R. Arthur, M. James. E. Allen. T. Vanderhoof 97] ! Top Left Top Riqht Fifth Row: It. Moore, J. Apel. 1 . McDow, I Guthrie. P. Rushing. D. Zook B. Schwartz, C. Austin. E. O ' Brien. A. Turpin, H. Townley, J. Haifner Fourth Row: M. Mooney, M. Stagg. B. Reed . M. Morrison, C. Lawrence. Mi Daniel. E, Martz, B. Hauer. N. Wilsey, H. Horowitz, E. Horowitz. Johnson Third Row: E Stein, B. Levy. B. Park, V. Fowler. G. Schmidt. J. Earl, Greer. M. Wall, M. Thrasher. E. Thrasher. B. Simons. F. Campbell Second Row: It. DeMasters. R. Baker. .1, Hayes. B. Bess, J. McLain. B. Strader, H. Agron, ,T. Kumpher. J. Erickson, P. Harvey, P. Downey First Row: F. Stephenson, L. Mcintosh, W. Stuessi. I). Roberts. B. Arnold, C. Anderson, H. Jaben, .f. Williams, K. Smith. C. Barrett Top Row: .1. Ludgate, C Pule, H. Kletsky. H. Ditzler, I . Horton. E. Anselmi, II Cook, .1 Sembler, A. Trinkgual. B. Rartlett, .1. Hawkinson, .1. Hot .. P. Rebuke, H [sham Fourth Row: .1 Krekel, G George, V Robinson, N. Collett, A Tucker, M, Dolby, E. Bark. L. Glaser, C. Galitzky, V. Stephenson, .1. Cochran, A. Crowley, B, Stanbrough Third Row: C. Smith, A. Troutman, C. Cage. .1. Praschma, M. Hartman. Soyle. 11. Ferguson. .1. Willinghara, 1 1 Sterretl . M. Butler Schilon. R. Kessler. B. Goldmon. M. . i Second Row: L, Tattershall, Fruiiiboff, l Duvall. R. Higgins, C Clalterhui-k, Woodling, M McLoed Second Left Second Right Third Left J. Woller. .1. Earl, P. Be k. X. Root), E. Anderson, B. Fedaler, B. Stafford First Row: E. Gross. W. Clements. M. Miller. G. Cantrall Leach. B. Giese. L. Lispl, P. Howe, L. Collyer, R. Grlgsby. M C, Davis Top Row: R. Vigil, L. Frledberg, S. Fremerman. J. Alexander. L. Jones. D. Keaton. R. Rea, B. Holm, J. Gillis. D. Leedy. B. Grace. W. Bledsoe. S. Silverman Fourth Row: N, Decker. D. Andrews. P. Brennan. D. Atkelsson. D. Hanske, N. Wiggins, L. Ross, M. Channel, B. Reese, B. Harvel. A. Parks. J. Arthur. M. Berry Third Row: J. Eager, S. Sherman. J. Merritt. R. Hlgglns. M. Crosby. H. Adler, A. Stewart, N. Leave. D. Hart, N. DeVaul. B. Davis Second Row: E. Jackson, T. Hunter. J. Vineyard. S. Hottman. M. Peden, D.Moore, R. Brammier, H. Morris, N. Nicholas. C. Marks, M. Thorson First Row: T. Akins. B. Surface. H. Roberts, D. Blevlns. L. Henman, T. Engle. F. Christian, L. Eckmann, B. Watts. B. Carlyle. D. Summers Top R w: R Roberts. D. Grieger. T. Atkelsson. F. Canfleld, J. Goldberg. H. Swift. E Holtnan, J. Gibson. K. Mahan. R. McCanimon. A. Pappas. J. Hire. R, Stansbargei Fourth Row: S Rhodes. C. Strotber. X. Williams. H. lying. E, Flshhaugh, C. Apel. L Gordon, T Donaldson, L. McCraeken, R. Mays. R. Hawk, K Sever, B. Glover Third Row: M, McLaughlin, B. Steinberger. L. Young, F. Flomerfelt. R. North, E. Levin II MeCorkle, D. Stockdale, M. Searles, A. Glickstcln. B. Klapis. L Pattie, X. DeVaul Second Row: N. Todd. T . Gray. N. Oaks, W. May, J Karfatv. R Henderson. M Shoik, F. Wagner. R. Tavlor. E. Thompson. R, Williams, E. Walker. R. Cambell First Row: I. Koonln, W. Hale, I., Med ford, J. Rray. J. Johnson. C. Morgan, B. Traw, J. Murpliy, R. Ferguson. J. Leavel, G Miller -Top Row: it Schranz, B, Ogle, M. Lancaster, II. Brenneman D. Reed. G. Rhodes, R. w goner, li Page, it Walters, M Kellner, R. Hull, M. Rabuse, M. McDonough Fourth Row: r Moehlman, E, Wilhelm. G. Miller, A Myers, IV Thompson, W. Knott. v. Dewey, : Palk, I. Manning, L. Vlelsides, E Fines, L. Dennis, E. Fretz, C. Kippur Third Row: v. D, Brown M Han. K, Ha mm, M. Masonoff. E, S5ans, R. Kellner, X. Guilliams, L. Hannen, R. Carter, V. Brown, A Rosenberg, M. Vineyard Second Row: M. Grimm, R. Yoakum. J. Werly. R, Miller, B. Owens, C Kingsbury, A. Pemberton, M Konomas B. Rick, s. Ernstein. o. Phillips, C. Roseen First Row: R. Kennedy, ' Davis, G. Zurovsky, IV Lundin, B. OIney, J. Mowry, K. Kern merer, ; Young, A. Rray, P. Bolt, J. Evans, B, Wright, R. Pohon f St. SafzUo+naied. Top Row: L. Hicks. C. Boije. B. Worth. D. Butterfleld. W. Zacharlas, R, Byus. D Vinson. G. Llnnerson. J. Marino. H. Craft. T. Lamb. R. Parr Fifth Row: A. Alagna. B. Graham. M. Riley. B. White. J. Batts. D. Rateliff. B. Teeplc. B. Larblg, O. Miller. V. Paxton, R. Young. R. Clevengei Fourth Row: w. Osadshey, H, Reid. L. Curran. H. Moffit, S. Kusentzky, C. Erickson, J. Leibsnn. D. Coleman. B. LaFayelte, I Cave, R. Kunellis Third Row: B. McCorkle. R. Martin. D. Elliott, II, Altman, J. Lawson. R. Chastaln. D. McDonald. B. Penner. R. Miller. L. Myers. P. Reed Second Row: G. Vinson. ,T. Level. V. McKinzie, C. Burgert. L. Eberting, B. Maelzer. M Prater, C. Rogers, C. Smith, E. Lleberman First Row: M Hooton, B. Moore. C. Gossard. P. Ratliff, H, Zimmerman, R. Greer, M. MiCarty, M. Boulwarc. R. Mills Top Row: I ' . Reisner, B. Maxwell. I , Williams. C. Anderson, R. Lewis, .T. Darrow. K Gill, C. Anderson, B, Bradford. M. Kincheloe, C. Johnson, B. Orr. F. Davis (Fifth Row: L. Berlin. B. Raines, I. Liggett. S. Smith, M. Crawford. J. Arthur. L. Scott, r Stoneburger, M. Adams, R, Cheatham, R, Black, D. MrQuerry. R. Skaggs JFourth Row: F. T -- ' M, r - E- Rilf . C. Cuddy, C. Mayo. F. Fox, P. Fay. 1-. r.nnM-. S CI, iv in a ii. M i uuti in Tiam M llimk V II ui h ins, M. Williams Third Row: R. Abend, P. Grantham, G. Blaine, P. Gunter. J. Stokley, M. Rose, J. Jacobs, J. Garrison. X, Gcrllz. R. McCormick, M William, J Kancer, G. Kenyon Second Row: H. TagPr, C. Harrison, B. Holmes, L. Couts, l Adam., s Davis, II Jolson, X. Wcstcrveii, s. Carpenter, R. Harris, G. Jacobson First Row: M. Oldham, C. Decker. D. Ballard. M. Bartlett, L. Cobn. A. Armstrong. J. Harmon Third Right Fourth Riqht Seniai bata AARON. LEONARD E. Crack Platoon, ' 41 ; Intramural Basketball. Baseball ; President, Home Room. ABEND. MARTHA N. Intersociety Rep., Minerva Lit. Soc. ; Senior Editor, Centralian ; Third Page Co-Ed., Luminary ; Cabinet, Student Council, ' 43 ; Cabinet, Girl Reserves. ACCURSO. DON ANTHONY Leader. Dance Band; Central Franklin Club; Variety Nite. ' 41. ' 42, ' 43; Officer, Zoology Club; Student Council, ' 42, ' 43. ADKINS. EDWARD P. ALCOCK, HELEN MARIE Officer. Minerva Lit. Soc. ; Cabi- net, Girl Reserves; French Club ; Officer, Commercial Club ; Short- hand and Typing Awards. ALEXANDER. MARIAN Social Sci. Soc. ; French Club ; Zoology Club; Pep Club. ALEXANDER. MARY Social Sci. Soc. ; French Club ; Zoology Club; Pep Club. ALEXANDER. ROSANA JEAN Officer. Minerva Lit. Soc; Band and Orchestra ; Student Council Alt. ; Typing Award ; President. Trouvere Club. ANDERSON. KENNETH Central Webster Club; Football, ' 43, ' 44. ANDERSON, IVER JULIUS In the Service. ARMSTRONG, ELWOOD D. Stage Ciew, 41. ' 42; R. O. T. C. ARTHUR, WILLIAM T. In the Service. ATKINSON, CHARLES EDWARD In the Service. 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PAUL Officer, Home Room; Intramural Sports. ' 42. ' 43. NELSON. ELIZABETH JEAN Forum Club; Philodemian Lit. Soc; Social Sci. Soc NICHOLS. MARJORIE LOUISE Girl Reserves. NINNEMAN, FRED J. NISBETT. SHIRLEY MAE Officer. Home Room. NOLTE. FRIEDA Ice Skating Club. NOVAK. DORIS OELSCHLAEGER. DOROTHY Officer. Aristonian Lit. Soc; President. Social Sci. Soc; Lum- inary Staff; Cabinet, Student Council. ' 41. ' 42; Spring Play. ' 44. OERDING. CLARA BELLE Officer. Minerva Lit. Soc; Short- hand Award; Commercial Club. OFFINEER. LOUISE Aristonian Lit. Soc; Zoology Club; Girl Reserves: French Club; Student Council. OHLHAUSEN. FRANCES Luminary Staff; Girl Reserves; Pep Club; Commercial Club. O ' NEILL. DOROTHY LAVON Officer. Delphian Lit. Soc; Girl Reserves; Variety Nite, ' 43. ORTH, THOMAS MLLTON Central Jefferson Club; Engineers ' Club; Zoology Club; Commercial Club; Cadet Officer. R. O. T. C. 101 ] SesUab 2 ata OTELLIO. JACK OVERMAN, SHIRLEY ANN Officer. Minerva Lit. 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