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

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1945 volume:

J fc (V asT LA u it S H 1 111 n s y - c - ' Lo- K l t H J1A . y ™- 7y ES7E-LLI BALoT 0o fr FORTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL PUBLICATION CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL • KANSAS CITY, MO. • Presented By: Editors-in-Chief : Mary Lee Travis Bob Weatherholt Business Manager: Winona Carpenter hv vi. jO O i v FOREWORD P .t P if Ia Central High School has this June completed its fourth r jA j jy school year under wartime adversities and complications. r J rJ jr The thoughts, efforts and hearts of our countrymen have all , ' a J i •A been turned to the winning of this war. Many of Central ' s (J alumni have fought and died for their country. M , The circus theme of the Centralian might seem inappro- priate to many people in such times as these, but we were trying to get away from the war theme to something more ful when we chose it. In any event, we, the staff, hope you will like this book and cherish it for many years. V = g M of CJOHT The Performers Seniors 11 Underclassmen Faculty 37 Home Rooms 41 The Performance $ Literary Societies 55 «p ' | Produ ction 69 j )t Departmental Clubs 79 | I Sports 89 R. 0. T. C. 99 Prophecy 103 IS fi BAIT J jsiWW r WR-ClKBGBAEH To our friend and helper, we, the Senior Class, dedicate this 1945 Centralian. His understanding of human nature, his genuine interest in people and their problems, his friend- liness and kindliness with young and old, have endeared him not only to us, but to thousands of others who are scattered over the world today. By progressive planning, tireless industry and keen judg- ment, he has become an outstanding leader in the field of education and has been the guiding force which has placed Central High on its present high plane of efficiency. Our earnest wish for him is many more years of useful service in his chosen field. MR. 0. F. DUBACH f A?tl.LEJ d Courtesy of Frank B. Miller Kansas City Star p MEttS BfU MRoEr 9m the Sesuwce Qua, Jl vo i ' They will live forever in the memory of a grate- 71 _ •i- fid nation, and their deeds of valor will he £■ Qj II, recorded in the pages of our country ' s history. Jl GOLD STAR LIST (APRIL 1, 1945) 1. Jack Adehnan 24. Raymond Hoover 47. Robert Quisenberry 2_ Louis Atkeisson 25. Miles Hubbard 48. James RatclifT 3. George Baker 2(5. Wyatt Hundley 49. Mack Reed 4. Herbert Bassman 27. Steve Kaney 50. Jack Richards 5. Warren Belter 28. Joe Koury 51. Frank Roberts ( . Roy Best 29. Thomas Lindsey 52. Leigh Rothenberg 7. Robert Brenton 3(1. Dclmar Lipscomb 53. Paul Sabin 8. Donald Capshaw 31. Herbert Lisiecki 54. Lawrence Sehlotzhauer 9. William Cassidy 32. Richard Lockard 55. Peter Schwalje 10. Granum ChernotY 33. Fred Lodyga 56. Eugene Sieben 11. Sidney Cohen 34. Thomas McClelland 57. Harry Simpson 12. Jess Crandall 35. Kenneth McHenry 58. Mason Singleton 13. Robert Crutcher 36. Meldon Masur 59. Ralph H. Smith 14. William Dowell 37. Emerson Millard 60. Clarence Spangler 15. Jack Foth 38. Vernon Moench 61. Clarence Spencer 16. Richard Funk 39. Robert Mooney 62. Warren Staley 17. Jack Goodson 40. Robert Morgan-Dean 63. Fred Stevens 18. Sam Grimes 41. Bernard Morley 64. John Stines 19. Ted Hall 42. Wayne Nuess 65. Glenn Taylor 20. Gloyd Hallowell 43. Virgel Parman 66. Galen White 21. Otto Harvey 44. Morris Penner 67. Jack Willoughby 22. Robert Hays 45. Martin Perry 68. R. M. Wyatt 23. Donovan Henderson 46. William Putthoflf 69. Jack Bevis MISSING IN ACTION 1. Marion Boren 8. Guy Hayes, Jr. 15. William Rider 2. Jack Brown 9. Leonard Hogland 16. Wayne Smith 3. Harlan Bunn 10. Earl Howser 17. Robert Stahl 4. Nugent Burasco 11. John Kirby 18. Tom Sutherland 5. J.D.Ellis 12. James McCubbin 19. Clarence Waters 6. Floyd Erlandson 13. Hugh McKeniff 20. William Weaver 7. Orren Floyd 14. Rolland Othick 21. Thomas Younger 9n Memosiiam MISS ALICE L. SCOTT Miss Scott had a brilliant mind, and she shared her knowledge. She had a warm heart, and she offered her friendship. She had broad experience, and she guided us wisely. She had a profound knowledge of the proportionate values of life, and taught us to select with care. We cherish her memory. 10 ' ' S S xilSi8is x £e+uai O icesU Treasurer, Pat Grinnell President. Don Fitzhugh Secretary, Winona Carpenter Always in the past Central graduates have become well-known and highly respected members of society. But. of course, all good things must come to an end, for there is an exception to every rule. After graduating from Central in 1945, three of the boys, Bill Skinner, Jim Zerr and Harvey Wilson, chose the occupation of their heart ' s desire and joined the circus. Being hard-working boys, and also good at strip poker, they were soon the owners. They renamed it the Blue Top, and it soon became a world-famous outdoor circus. After years spent traveling to all parts SeniaM Allen, Edith — Zoology Club. Allin, Dorothy — Officer, Central Olympian Club; Captain, Basketball; Playday, ' 44; Commercial Club; G. R. Anderson, Mary Belle — G. R, Anderson, Robert Arbuckle, Myrna Arnold, Dolores — President, Junior Red Cross, ' 45; Junior Red Cross All-City Council, ' 45; Social Sci. Soc. Arthur, Bob Arthur, Ruth- Officer, S. L. H.. Ary, Nancy Jane — Centralian Staff; Luminary Staff. Ashwobth, Irvin Glenn Bagby, Gebald Eugene — Officer, C. E. C. Bailey, John James — President, C. J. C, ; President, Engineers ' Club; Silver Medal, Extemp., ' 44; Cabinet, Hi-Y; Luminary Staff. of the earth, one day they traveled back into Kansas City. During the opening night, the fellas were sur- prised and happy to see many old friends in the audience. After the performance was over, Zerr, Skinner and Wilson gathered around their supper table and reminisced over their old high school days. The three talked of days at Central Junior when their Freshman graduating class of ' 42 was led by President Bob Jennings, Vice-President Nancy Galpin, Secretary Sonny Howard and Treasurer Winona Carpenter. Then Harvey remembered how they had made the long tramp across the field to the Senior building Balot, Estei.i.e — Centralian Art Staff; Luminary Staff; Social Sci. Soc; Scholastic Art Contest; Forum Club. Barber, Eddie Bartee, Wilma Bates. Barbara — Student Council; President, T. L. S. ; Rep., Intersocicty, ' 44; Ass ' t pianist, Intersociety, ' 45. Bayne, J. K. — President, Home Room. Beals, Clifford — Student Council ; Rep., Red Cross. Bebermeyer, Robert Daniel Beckerdite. Margaret Benson, Robert — Officer, C. E. C; War Stamp Auditor. Best, William — President, Intersociety; Rep., C. J. C; Track, ' 44, ' 45; Football, ' 44; Tennis, ' 44; Cabinet, Student Council. Beswick, Anna Bieser, Doyle G, 13 Se+ttiViA Binder. Robert Blaine. George Harold — C Y. ( ' .. Bliss. Willis Bleytiiing. Beverly Bolenbavi.h. Dobothy A. L. S. : Officer, Social Sci. Soc; G. R.; President. Home Room; Olympian Club. Boren. Georgia Leb — Officer, Olympian; Basketball Playday, ■42, ' 43, ' II: Volleyball Playday. ' 45; Zoology CJub; G. R. Bossuard. Shirley — Commercial Club. Botham. Martha Caroline — G. R. Bowers. Jean Brenner. Kaleen— T. L. S.; Centralism StalT; Luminary StalT; G. R. Br k.i. s. Lloyd J. — President. C J. C. : Rifle Team: Student Council: Engineers ' Club; Non-com., R. O. T. C. Brock. Bill to become Sophomores. That was the year when Don Fitzhugh and Roger Adams represented the Sophomores on the Student Council. Ike Adams. Paul Guinn, Bob Merrill, Macey Shipley, Bob Jennings, Bob Grega, Bryce Mehrens, Bill Wilson and Wayne Cornish made second team football, and Lee Storer, Ike Adams, Bill Wilson, Vince Henderson. LeRoy Hopson and Roger Adams lettered on the second cage squad. The strutting at the Brooks, Mary Elizabeth — Luminary Staff; Officer, Home Room. Brooks, Ralph Brown, Herbert — Ollicer, C. E. C. ; Officer, Engineers ' Club; Cadet Captain, R. O. T. C. ; Stage Manager; Student Council. Burger, Mary Bury, Pauline — Officer, Olympian Club; Hockey, Volleyball Playday. Busch, Bill Bus™ meyer. Harold — C. E. C. ; Engineers ' Club; 2nd Lt., R. O. T. C. ; Variety Nite, ' 45. Butner, Shirley Ruth — Intersociety Rep., President, S. L. H.; President, Trouvcre Club; Faculty Editor, Centralian. Button, Caroline — G. R.; Band; Commercial Club; Zoology Club; Student Council. Cai.cara, Michael — C. W. C. Carpenter. Winona — Medal Pinner, Intersociety Rep., A. L. S. ; President, G. R.; Business Manager, Centralian; Junior, Senior Class Officer; President, Social Sci. Soc. Carroll, Cody 14 S tu il Carothers. James — Officer, C. J. C. ; President, Engineers ' Club; Hi-Y; Student Council; Centralian Staff. Cartella, Chari.es — C. J. C.j Engineers ' Club; Rifle Team, ' 43; Crack Company, Crack Squad, ' 43; Variety Nite, ' 45. Casler. Beverly — President, S. L. H. ; Student Council; Social Sci. Soc. ; Trouvere Club. Caster, Robert Gene — President, Zoology Club; Officer, Social Sci. Soc; Non-com., R. O. T. C. ; Officer, Home Room. Chelemer, Hahold — C. J. C. ; Crack Company, R. O. T. C, ' 43; New Forum Club; Engineers ' Club; Student Council. Clark, Helen — Commercial Club. Clement, Leonard — C. J. C. Coble. Marjorie — G. R. Coen, Norma — Student Council, ' 43; Ice Skating Club, ' 43. Coffey. Paul E. — Officer, Zoology Club; Officer, Social Sci. Soc. Student Council. Cohen, Marie Ruth — Orchestra. Cooley, Arnold Jack — Football, ' 44; Track, ' 45. games was done by four of the Sophomore girls, Joyce Blacker, Caroline Button, Maxine Thomas and Vicky Taylor. The track lettermen were Don Fitzhugh, who ran the 880, and Bob Jennings, Bob Merill and Bill Best, who ran the relay. Zerr is still using the jokes they heard in their first Variety Night that year, and they all remembered Comer, William — Track, ' 45. Conway, Kent Copeland, Ronald A. — Zoology Club; Social Sci. Soc; Track, ' 45. corbin, magaret Courtwright, Ramona Cohser. Bill Cousins, Juanita Teresa Covey, Joyce Rosemary- — Intersociety Rep., M. L. S. ; Officer, Student Council; Rep., Intersociety, ' 43; Typing and Short- hand Awards; G. R. Cuddy, Bess Culp, Dorothy Louise— Social Sci. Soc; Commercial Club. Danemann, Hershel — R. O. T. C; Engineers ' Club; Student Council; Officer, Home Room. Darby, Molly 15 SetUoM, Dabr. Francis M.. Jr. — President, Dignitary, C. E. C. : Lead in Spring Play. ' 45; Officer, R. O. T. C.j Golf Team, ' 43, Ml. ' 45; Tennis Team. ' 4 1. ' 45. Davis. Kathyleen — Volleyball Playday. ' 45. Davis, Loretta Jeanne — G. R.: Commercial Club: Social Sci. Soc. : Ice Skating Club. Dean. Elizabeth — G. R.: President, Home Room; Fashion Board: Variety Nitc. ' 45. Dun. Bob— C F. C; Student Council, ' 43, ' 11: Hand, ' 43; Track. ' 12. ' 43, ' 44; Football, ' 45. Dedmom, Rii lie Jewel Deiterman. Dorothy Denton. Marvin Lee — Student Council. ' II; War Stamp Banker: Non-com.. B. O. T. C: Officer, Home Room. Dewey. Marian Irene — Student Council: Ollicer, Home Room; Social Sci. Soc; Commercial Club. DeWitt. Elisabeth — Officer, T. L. S.; Ollicer, Social Sci. Soc; Luminary Staff: Rep., All-City Red Cross Council; Rep., Uni- versity Woman ' s Club. Diamond. Myron S. — Social Sci. Soc Dietbik. Betty — Officer, P. L. S. the fun they had watching it. Helen Simmons, Diane Leforgee and Dick Finnell were in the show that year. Don Robinson played the saxophone in the band. Then the literary highlight of the year rolled around, and the fellows thought of their first Intersociety Contest. Jimmie Zerr remembered that he had represented in Poem that year. Two of the Sophomores got medals that year, gold for Don Fitzhugh in Declamation, and bronze medal for Warren Jones in Dolton. Do nald — C. F. C. Dowell, Fay Duckworth, Jack— Oflicer, C. J. C. ; Officer, R. O. T. C. ; Graphic Arts; Ollicer, Home Room. Duncan, Donald Duncan, James Patryck — Ollicer, Home Room; Hi-Y. Duncan, Rosemarie Dworak, Rita — Ollicer, S. L. H. ; G. R. ; Commercial Club; Engineers ' Club. Eccert. Joyce Ellen — Commercial Club. Empson, Dolores — P. L. S. ; Commercial Club. Entriken, Shirley Mae — Ollicer, Dignitary, A. L. S. ; Presi- dent, Home Room; Variety Nite, ' 15; Zoology Club; Trouverc Club. r Esrig. Neoma Sue — Officer, M. L. S. ; Luminary Staff; Student Council; Variety Nite, ' 45; G. R. Fatjrchild, Tony 16 SeniosiA Faust, Bill — Officer, C. J. C. ; President, Social Sci. Soc; Lumi- nary Staff; Student Council; Spring Play, ' 45. Fink, Jo Ann — French Club; Spring Play, ' 44; Christmas Play, ' 43. Finnell, Robert Lee — Football, ' 44; Track, ' 44. Fishman. Shirley Eleanor — G. R.; Social Sci. Soc; Commer- cial Club; Typing Award; Large Shield, Gym. Imtzhugii, Don — President, Junior, Senior Class; President, Intersociety Rep., C. F. C. ; Co-Editor, Luminary; Track, ' 43, ' 41, ' 45; Cold Medal, Declamation Intersociety, ' 43. Fi.eenor. Audrey — Trouvcre Club; Mixed Chorus; G. R. ; Com- mercial Club. Flesc.hman, Daniel — Student Council; Commercial Club; Presi- dent, Home Room; Forum Club; Captain, Gym. Fletcher. Milton R. Foley, William Ford. Ruth Evelyn — Social Sci. Soc; Zoology Club. Foster, Uldeen — Commercial Club; G. R. Freedman, Isadore — War Stamp Auditor; Student Council. Formal Essay. Joyce Covey represented in Extemp.; Marjorie Street and Lee Storer represented in Poem. After talking over Intersociety, the fellows remembered going to graduation and watching the Seniors of that year graduate. They were very hopeful of graduating in two more years. That was in ' 43. The three spent that summer playing golf, and returned to school in the fall as Juniors, and also three shades redder. Football lettermen on the first team in their Junior year were Ike Adams, Bob Jennings and Bryce Friede, Charlene Bernadine Gage, Fern Mildred Gallagher. Norma Lee — Zoology Club. Gallagher, Norman Lee Gaipin, Nancy Marie — President, M. L. S.; Officer, Senior Class; Luminary Staff; G. R. Cabinet; Rep., Intersociety, ' II. Gann, Ray- Elroy Ganz, Betty- Irene — Social Sci. Soc; Engineers ' Club; G. R. Garmon, Jane Maxine — Zoology Club; Variety Nite, ' 45. Gepford, Daniel Huff— Officer, C. W. C.J Cadet Major, R. O. T. C.J Hi-Y Cabinet; Tennis, ' 44. Cernhardt, Paul Daniel Glickstein, Martha— Officer, T. L. S. ; French Club; Student Council; G. R. ; Commercial Club. Goodman, Arlene Ruth — Officer, Home Room; Commercial Club; G. R. 17 Be+tio-fyi Goodrich. Rose Marie — Variety Nitc, ' II: President, Home Room. GOUUK, Mary Lenobe — Commercial Club; Zoology Club. Choi in. Etoaora Gbanzella, John— Student Council; Officer, Homo Room. i kegobi . Hun Jean Gbigsby, Jack Managing Editor, Luminary; Officer, C. W. C; President, Band; Officer, Social Sci. Soc. ; Hi-Y. Ghinneii. I ' vtkiih l.orisE President. A. I.. S.: Officer. Junior, Senior Class: Officer. G. R. ; Student Council Cabinet; Ccn- tralian StatT. Hmkv. Frames Louise Officer, Medal Pinner, T. L. S. ; Officer. Olympian Club; Luminary StalT; G. R. Hall, Wanda — Social Sci. Soc.: Luminary Staff. 11 insen, LbJbune Hvri.is. I.oren — Hi-Y; French Club: Student Council; Engi- neers ' club. Harrison. Carolyn — Officer, T. L. S. ; Luminary Staff; Variety Nite. ' II. ' 45; Chorus: Trouvcre Club. Mehrens, with Sonny Howard as the team ' s manager, a team that placed second in the league standings in the city, losing only one game to Northeast. The first team basketball lettermen were Roger Adams, Vince Henderson, Lee Storer and Bill Wilson, managed by Bryce Mehrens. The cinder squad was bolstered by the performance of these lettermen: 880, Don Fitzhugh; 440, Bernard Carey and Bob Merill; 220 and relay, Bill Best; Sonny Howard and Bud Finnell were the high jumpers. Hart. Elizabeth — TrouYcre Club; Volleyball Playday, ' 45; Girls ' Chorus. Hartley, Jim— Officer, C. F. C. ; Football, ' 43, Ml; Track, ' 14, ' 45; Variety Nite, ' 45. Haupt, Betty Hayes, Duane L. — Student Council, Hejsler, Raymond — Non-com., R. O. T. C. ; War Stamp Auditor. Henderson, Vincent Henderson, William E.— Officer, C. W. C. ; Editor-in-Chief, Luminary; Officer, R. O. T. C; Variety Nite, ' 45; Social Sci. Soc. Henkin, Shirley — Commercial Club; Shorthand Award. Hensley, Jeanne— Olympian Club; S. L. II.; Student Council; (1. R.J War Stamp Auditor. Herman, Wilma-— Graphic Arts. Hess, Fern — Social Sci. Soc; Zoology Club. Hess, Mahy Jane SesUanA Hibbahd, Thelma Jean — Social Sci. Soc. H ' illen, Doris — Zoology Club; Engineers ' Club. Hinote, Ronald — Band, ' 41, ' J2, ' 43; Trouvere Club; President, Home Room. Hoffman, Chari.es — President, C. Y. C; Rep., Intersociety, ' 44, ' 45; Luminary Staff; Centralian StalT; Student Manager, Bas- ketball, ' 45. Holt, Geraldine — Zoology Club; G. R. ; Variety Xite. Hood, Mary Virginia — President, M. L. S. ; Luminary Staff; Spring Play, ' 45 Officer, Social Sci. Soc.; Officer, French Club. Hopper, Rogers E. — President, C. E. C. ; Student Council Cabinet. Horvitz, Eileen — President, P. L. S.; Student Council; G. R. ; Forum Club. Houtz. Dudley — President, Dignitary, C. J. C; President, Forum Club; Ofliccr, Engineers ' Club; Lead, Spring Play, ' 41, ' 45; Variety Xite, ' 45. Howard. Esther Ann — Forum Club; G. R. ; Officer, Home Room ; Red Cross Rep. Howard, Helen Louise — Officer, A. L. S. ; Centralian Staff; Student Director, Spring Play, ' 45; Student Council; Variety Xite, ' 45. Hutchins, Betty Jarene About this time, Zerr told a joke and the three boys leaned back in their chairs and roared loudly. The author didn ' t get the joke, so, as any fool can plainly see, didn ' t laugh. The fellas started again to recall how these Juniors stood out as star entertainers in Variety Night: Norma Werner, Bunnie Dwinn ell, Bob Binder, Carolyn Harrison, Bose Marie Goodrich, Dick Finnell and Donna McQuerry. The Junior members of the dance band that year were Don Bobinson, George Watling, Dick Miller, Jimmie Barber, Jimmie Dorman and Jerry Loman. Jaben, Lawrence Richard Jaben, Lawrence Louis Jabenis, Lawrence Richard — Engineers ' Club; Spring Play, ' 15. Jacobson, Rosalie— G. R.; Chorus; Commercial Club. James. Laura Marie— Student Council; Centralian Art Award, ' 43, ' 44. James. Marie Carmen Jespfrson. Maxine Johnson, Jeanne Jones, Nadine Jones. Warren— President, Hi-V; Editor, Luminary; Inter- society Rep., C. V. C; Bronze Medal, Intersociety, ' 43; Cap- tain, Golf. Kahi.er. Barbara Ann Kapnitos, John— C. F. C; Rep., Intersociety, ' 44. 19 £etuosU Katcher. Norman (Graphic Arts: Social Sci. Soc. Keener, .Iiamu G. R.; Social Sci. Soc: Student Council. Kenyon. Basle Wayne — Officer, C. W. ( ' ..; Hi-Y; Engineers ' Club; Nonconi.. R. O. T. C. Kirby. Thomas— Engineers ' Club; C. J. C. Kokijeer. Alyin Ollieer. Commercial Club; Engineers 1 Club; Captain. Gym; Forum Club. Kraft. Hf.rsc.iiki. — Officer, H. O. T. ( ' ..; Cabinet. Band; Crack Individual, ' 43, (rack Platoon, II; R. 0. T. C; Engineers ' Club. Kkesse. Norua .Ie n S. I.. H. : C. H. ; Engineers ' Club; Zoology Club: Pep Club. Kl Mi ' EKR. Jacocki.yn — President. M. 1.. S. ; Hep., Intersociety. ll: Luminary Staff; Cabinet, Student Council; Officer. Social Sci. Soc. Lancaster, Mary Louise— Social Sci. Soc. Lane. Barbara — G. R.; Social Sci. Soc; Officer, Home Room. Lane, Dorothy — T. L. S. ; G. R.: Forum Club; Student Council; Red Cross Rep. Larsen, Patricia Leone — President, Standard Bearer, T. L. S.; Co-senior Editor. Centralian; Cabinet, G. R. ; Cabinet, Student Council; Rep., Intersociety, ' 44, ' 45. f mm it ! The spring play given that year was Pride and Prejudice. Kaleen Brenner and Bill McDonough had leading parts in the play cast. Golf team lettermen were Warren Jones, Alan Shields and Bob Weatherholt. Lawrence Jaben, Francis Darr and Cecil Schaffer were on the tennis team. Class officers were chosen again, and Don Fitzhugh was elected President for the Juniors. Three aides also were Winona Carpenter, Sonny Howard and Pat Grinnell. jfj£ jML t Larsen, Richard Kenneth — Student Council; Hi-Y; Zoology Club; Engineers ' Club; Gra-Y Leader. Lawson, Marian Elizabeth — Olympian Club. Layman, Richard — Officer, C. W. C; Hi-Y. Lease, Ai, — Officer, Hi-Y; President, Home Room; Ollieer, Medal Pinner, C. W. C. ; Track, Ml, ' -15; Football, ' 11. Leavei.. Rile — President, P. L. S. ; Luminary Stall; President, French Club; President, Forum Club; Spring Play, ' 45. Leedy, Rouert — President, Home Room; Track; Hi-Y; Variety Xite. Leforgee, Diane— Officer, A. L. S.; Officer, Student Council; Ollieer, Rand, ' 15; Officer, Central Linwood Youtb Council; Cabinet, G. R. Leiser, James — Hi-Y; Engineers ' Club; Football, ' 13; Cabinet, Band, ' IX LePage, Eleanor— -Intersociety Rep., President, I). L. S.; Officer, G. R.; President, Drama Class; Officer, Zoology Club; Officer, Commercial Club, Lerneh. Ibene— Commercial Club; Shorthand Awards. Levine, Zei.da — French Club; Ollieer, Home Room; G. R.; Forum Club; Student Council; Inter scholastic Award. Lewis, Rouert 20 SesuxviL 1bA Liecht, Shirley Ann Lindner, Henry Lithgow, Norma — Social Sci. Soc. Lockwood, Benjamin Lohmeyer, Helen — G. R. ; President, Home Room; Forum Club; War Stamp Cashier. Lollar, Wilma Maxine — Shorthand Awards. Louk, Don— Officer, C. W. C. ; Officer, R. O. T. C. ; Hi-Y; En- gineers ' Club; Social Sci. Soc. Lovell, Jack — Officer, R. O. T. C; Crack Company, ' 43, ' 44. Lund, Jean Lundin, Wesley — Luminary Staff; Graphic Arts. Lusby, Wilma Maxine — Zoology Club; Social Sci. Soc. Ly-on, Pall — Engineers ' Club; Football, ' 43. Intersociety was then ushered in. Silver medal in Extemp. went to Jimmie Bailey, and bronze to Lillian Persky. Two other bronze medal winners were Lorna Schwarzenholz in Informal, and Dudley Houtz in Oration. Nancy Galpin, Winona Carpenter and Pat Larsen represented in Informal. Barbara Bates in Biography, Bill McGovney in Declamation. Jackie Kumpfer in Extemp., Johnny Kapnistos, Shirley White and Chuck Hoffman in Formal, Mary Virginia Hood, Bob Jennings, Norman Peterson and Mary Hess in Poem, and Don Fitzhugh in Oration. Harvey suggested some adventure one afternoon, and so the wolves, I mean the fellas, went out to MacKay, Norma Lea— Band, ' 42, ' 43, ' 44, ' 45; G. R. M cLachlan, Shirley Ann — Hockey Playday, ' 43, ' 44; Basket- ball, Volleyball, Softball Playday, ' 44, ' 45; Band, ' 42, ' 43, ' 44. McChosky, Betty ' Lou McCullough. Gerald — Zoology Club; Engineers ' Club; Student Council. McDonough, William — President, Intersociety Rep., P. L. S.; Rep., Intersociety, ' 45; Spring Play, ' 44, ' 45; Forum Club. McGovney, William— Officer, R. O. T. C. ; Intersociety Rep., C. E. C; Centralian Staff; Luminary Staff; Student Council. McLaughlin, Gerald — President, C. W. C. ; Rep., Interso- ciety, ' 45. McMahon, Rose — Girls ' Chorus. McManus, Mary — Commercial Club; Graphic Arts. McKay, Jo Ann— Officer, Standard Bearer. D. L. S. ; G. R.; Social Sci. Soc; Zoology Club; Spring Play, ' 44, ' 45. Mann, Earl Marks. Gladys — Graphic Arts. 21 Se+uanA Mabsh. Betty — G. R. ; Commercial Club; Zoology Club. Mason off. Marian Lee— Officer, P. L. S.: Officer, Forum Club: Hep.. Intel-society. 45; All-Star Hockey. ' 43; Luminary Stall. Mawson. Shirley— Officer, P. L. S. ; Spring Play, 45; Orchestra. Mayta, Doris — Hockey Playday, ' 43; Individual Sports Day, ' 44; G. R.; Zoology Club; Student Council. Mehrens. Bryoe — Football, ' 43, ' 44; Co-Captain, ' 41; Officer. C. F. C; Luminary Stall : Officer, Student Council. Meissen. LaNell — Officer, Song Leader, A. L. S.; Officer, Com- mercial Club; Luminary StalT; Variety Nite, ' 45. Merrill. Robert A. — Football, ' 44; Track, ' 44, ' 45; President, C. W. C; President, Hi-Y; President, Central Youth Council. Miller. Martha Miller. Richard E.— Officer. C. J. C; Orchestra Cabinet; Hi-Y; Engineers ' Club; Trouyere Club. Miller. Richard N. — Student Council; Band; Centralian Sales- man. Millikan. DoNNA-Otlicer, TrouYere Club; G. R. ; Social Sci. Soc. Moberg. Charles Southwest to watch the Central girls in the sports events in the Annual Playday Contest. The girls in the games were : Doris Mayta, Helen Mills, Bessie May, Frances Haley, Helen Simmons, Honey Phillips, Lorna Schwarzenholz, Dorothy Allin, Catheren Sublette, Marian Masonoff, Virginia Chenault, Shirley MacLaugh- lin. Marj- Noble, Pauline Bury and Shirley Bommann. After a long, relaxed summer, which consisted of working only seven days a week on a farm, the three boys returned to school for their last year, and it seemed that a new era had been created. Almost every Senior in the building seemed to now be speaking a new language. A good girl was a G. G., a swell Moulin, Ernest — Photographer, Luminary, Centralian; Foot- ball, ' 43; Hi-Y; Student Council. Mooney ' , Marilyn — Co-Editor, Luminary ; Officer, T. L. S, ; Student Council ; G. R. ; Commercial Club. Moore, Dixie Lea — Olympian Club; G. R. ; Commercial Club; Volleyball Playday, ' 45; Basketball Playday, ' 43, ' 44. Moreland, Martha — President, D. L. S. ; President, French Club; Centralian Staff; Luminary Staff; Officer, Forum Club. Morris. Barbara— Officer, A. L. S. ; G. R.; Zoology Club; Officer, Home Room; Student Council. Mosher, Sol Murphy, Jeanne — President, Student Council; Secretary, All- City Student Council; Officer, Songleader, M. L. S. ; Cheerleader. Mynatt, John— Lt., R. O. T. C.J Orchestra. Nipper, Pat — Commercial Club. Noble, Mary ' — G. R. ; Officer, Olympian Club; Playday, ' 43; Zoology Club; Commercial Club. Ohrazda, Austin Joseph — President, Engineers ' Club; Presi- dent, Home Room; Hi-Y; Non-com., R. O. T. C. Osborne, Anna Mae — Officer, M. L. S. ; G. R. ; French Club; Trouvere Club. 22 SenianA. Oswald, Anabel Packard, Stella Maxine — T. L. S. ; Band, ' 42 ' 45; Alternate, Student Council; Trouvere Club; G. R. Parjienter, Mary — Officer, D. L. S. ; G. R. ; Social Sci. Soc. ; Commercial Club; Graphic Aits. Parrack. John Patton, Roger Persky, Lillian — President, 1). L. S. ; Bronze Medal, Intcrso- ciety, ' 44; Centralian Staff; Luminary Staff; President, Com- mercial Club. Petersen, Norman C. — Officer, C. W. C. ; Officer, Engineers ' Club; Rep., Intersociety, ' 44, ' 45; Art Editor, Centralian. Phillips. Betty — Officer, T. L. S. ; Zoology Club; Social Sci. Soc; G. R.; All-Star Hockey, ' 43, ' 44. Phillips. Doris — Student Council; Art Award, Centralian; OMicer, P. L. S. ; Commercial Club. Potts, Martha — P. L. S. ; Officer, Home Room; Student Council. Powell, Natalie — Pep Club; Zoology Club; Social Sci. Soc. Prewett. Eugene fellow was an S. F., and both were peachy. Peachy seemed to be the sarcastic byword for anything the upperclassmen didn ' t like. There were many other initials, too numerous to mention, also censored. Wilson, Skinner and Zerr remembered having quite a hand in organizing this new language themselves. But, nevertheless, they did have fun that year, for it was the year when, as Skinner says, they were Big Seniors, and all three boys were on the Luminary staff. The first term staff was headed by Editors Don Fitzhugh and Warren Jones, second term by Bill Henderson and Marilyn Mooney. Mary Lee Travis Propst. Betty Ella — Intersociety Bep., P. L. S. ; Cabinet, G. R. ; Luminary Staff; Officer, Orchestra; Typing Awards. Prout, Robert — Officer, C. E. C. ; Student Council ; Zoology Club; Non-com., R. O. T. C. Pugh, Joan Janice — President, T. L. S. ; G. R.; Commercial Club; Social Sci. Soc; Home Room Editor, Centralian. Pysher, Teresa — Social Sci. Soc; Girls ' Sextette; Student Council; President, Home Room; Chorus. Raccuglia, Marie — Commercial Club; Student Council. Raines. Donald — Hi-Y; War Stamp Auditor; President, Home Room; Student Council. Randolph, Janice — G. R. ; Commercial Club; P. L. S. ; Short- hand Award. Ratcliff, Mary- — G. R. ; Social Sci. Soc; French Club. Redl, Pat— Officer, T. L. S. ; Officer, Trouvere Club; Officer, Home Room; Student Council; Zoology Club. Reed. Betty — Zoology Club; Commercial Club; Social Sci. Soc Reed, Ila— Luminary Staff; President, Olympian Club; Cabinet, Student Council; G. R. ; Gym Awards. Reese. Janelle — G. R. ; Zoology Club; Officer, Home Room; Commercial Club. 23 Betuxvti. Reid, Lila — Zoology Club. Reisner. Peter — Intersoeiety Rep., P. L. S. ; Gold Modal, Inter- s oeiety, ' 11: President. Forum Club; Engineers 1 Club; Hi-Y. Ren fro. Mary Lee — Scholastic Art Contest; Commercial Club; Social Sci. Sue. Rhhman. Shirley — Officer. T. L. S.; Variety Nito; Cabinet, C . R.; Zoology Club; Orchestra. Riley, William — Officer, C. F. C. ; Luminary Staff; Sales Man- ager. Centralian; Student Council. Roark. Ann — Officer, M. L. S.; Luminary Staff; G. R.; French Club; Officer. Zoology Club. Roberts. Janice Fa ye — Student Council; S. L. H.; Social Sci. Soc. ; Commercial Club; (i. R. Roberts. Ralph Robertson. Shirley — Officer, T. L. S. ; G. R. ; Officer, Home Room. Rommann. Shirley — Officer, D. L. S. ; President. Olympian Club; Hockey Playday, ' 43; G. R. ; Social Sci. Soc. Rosenberg. Harriet — Alternate, Student Council; Commercial Club; Shorthand Award. Roth. JVanita — P. L. S. ; Commercial Club; G. R.; Social Sci. Soc. and Bob Weatherholt were co-editors of the 1945 Centralian. The staff photographers were Terry Walk- enhorst and Ernie Modlin, who seemed to have the knack for getting good pictures. Major Dan Gepford headed Central ' s R. 0. T. C. battalion, ably assisted by Captain Bennie Staley, Herbert Brown. Jack Lovell and Joe Vogel. Zerr, Skinner and Wilson then remembered how burly Ike Adams was named on the All Star Eleven, and Bob Jennings was given honorable mention. Bryce Mehrens and Roger Adams were elected co-cap- Rush, JoAnn — Officer, Engineers ' Club; French Club; Social Sci. Soc; Officer, Home Room. Sanders. Iva May Sanderson, Ruane — Officer, M. L. S. ; Luminary Staff; Olympian Club ; Commercial Club ; G. R. SciIAEFFER. ROSEMARY Schaffer. Cecil— Football, ' 43, ' 44; Track, ' 44, 45; Tennis, ' 44. ' 45; Chorus; R. O. T. C. Schlesinger, Helen — G. R. ; Commercial Club. Schreiber, Marilyn Frances — Intersoeiety Rep., Pianist, T. L. S.; Centralian Staff; Student Council; Variety Nitc, 45. Schumacher, Mary — Officer, M. L. S. ; Social Sci. Soc; Trou- vere Club: Student Council; Chorus. SCIIWARZENHOLZ, LORNA Siianker, Betty Lee — Commercial Club; G. R. ; Girl Scouts. Shearer, Muriel — Officer, Student Council; Officer, Standard Rearer, A. L. S. ; Luminary Staff; Officer, Zoology Club. Skelton, Rill 24 BenicM Shenkel, Beverly — Officer, M. L. S. ; President, Home Roon Social Sci. Soc. ; G. R.; Zoology Club. Shields, Alan — Golf Team; Hi-Y. Shumate, Ronald Sigleb, Don — Engineers ' Club; Social Sci. Soc. Simmons, Helen — President, T. L. S.; Centrallan Staff; Officer, G. R.; Officer, Zoology Club. Skillicorn, Georgia Skinner, Robert William — Officer, C. W. C; Luminary Staff; Rep., Intersociety, ' 45; Officer, Student Council; Golf Team, ' 44. ' 45. Skinner, William S. — C. F. C. ; Officer, Student Council; Cheerleader, ' 44. Smart, Mary Lucille Smiley, Dorothy — Social Sci. Soc; Zoology Club; Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chorus. Smith, Betty- — President, Songleader, D. L. S. ; President, Com- mercial Club; Student Council; G. R. Snidow, Betty— Band, ' 43- ' 45; G. R. tains of the Eagle Squad, with Paul Guinn, Al Lease, Boh Grega, Bob Merrill, Wayne Cornish, Jim Hart- ley, Sonny Howard and Bud Finnell winning letters, gj j Central ' s fine basketball team that year was composed of such outstanding Seniors as Ike Adams, Boger Adams, Bill Wilson, Bob Grega, Vincent Henderson, Lee Storer and Larry Wedikind. At the Big Six Track Meet, Central ' s track squad placed second in the high school league, well repre- sented by Don Fitzhugh, Bill Best, Bob Merrill, Sonny Howard and Bill Comer. The Senior Test was given, and Nancy Ary made the highest grade. Harriet Bosenberg and Eileen Horowitz made the second and third highest grades. Pat Grinnell represented Central in the D.A.B. Contest. Sogas, Demitra — Social Sci. Soc. Solomon, Charlotte — Student Council; Commercial Club; G. R. ; Social Sci. Soc; Officer, Home Room. Sperry, Jean — President, C. E. C. Stafford. Jean — A. L. S. ; Olympian Club; G. R. ; Officer, Zoology Club; Variety Nite, ' 45. Stai.ey, Ren— dipt., R. 0. T. C. ; C. W. C. ; Hi-Y; Cabinet, Engineers ' Club. Staley, Malcolm — C. W. C. ; Hi-Y; Engineers ' Club. Steele, Ella Mae — G. R. Stephens, Charles — President, Engineers ' Club; C. F. C. Stephens. Florence— T. L. S. ; Zoology Club; G. R. ; President, Home Room ; Commercial Club. Stoeltzing, Ruth — Commercial Club; Officer, Home Room. Stoenner, Norma Lea — President, Medal Pinner, S. L. H. ; Commercial Club; Shorthand Award. Street, Marjorie — Officer, M. L. S.; Social Sci. Soc; G. R.; President, Home Room; Variety Nite, ' 45. 25 SetuMA, Siblette. Catheren — Hockey Playday. ' 42, ' 13. Suayne. Chariks — Non-coin.. R. 0. T. C. Swift. Marita — M. L. S. : Officer, French Club; G. K. ; Social Sci. Sic: Commercial Club. Taylor. Bertha Marie — Graphic Arts; Commercial Club; Ollicer. Home Room. Taylor. Kluxe — S. L. H. ; Social Sci. Soc. ; Commercial Club; ( ' .. R. Teel. Norma Thomson. Bill — Ollicer, P. L. S. ; Student Council; Social Sci. Soc. Thirsby. Neil — Student Council; R. O. T. C; Ollicer, Home Room; Zoology Club. TlMHERI-AKE. NaYLOR Trayis, Mary Lee — Co-Editor, Centralian; Officer, A. L. S. ; Luminary Stall ; 0. R.: Zoology Club. Trotter. Betty — Commercial Club; G. R. Till. Jean — G. R. Turning to Student Government, the boys found that the Student Council was well led first term by: President, Jean Murphy; Vice-President, Muriel Shearer; and Secretary, Joyce Covey. Second term officers were: President, Sonny Howard; Vice-President, Bryce Mehrens; and Secretary, Diane Leforgee, with two positions on the second term All City Student Council going to Sonny Howard as Vice-President and Jean Murphy as Secretary. At some of the games, music and parades were led by Drum Major Dick Miller, and by the Drum Majorettes, Joyce Blacker, Vicky Taylor and Caroline Button. The cheering at the games was led by Clarence Krahenbuhl, Jean Murphy and Bill Skinner. Van Dolah, Mary — Ollicer, Home Room; Student Council. Van Vai.kenburgh, Joanne — President, A. L. S. ; Queen, R. 0. T. C. Hop; Variety Nite, ' 45; G. R. Cabinet; Lead, Spring Play, ' 45. Vogel, Joe— Capt., R. 0. T. C; Rille Team. Walker. Patricia Diane — President, Standard Bearer, M. L. S. ; President, Zoology Club; Luminary Staff; G. R. Watson. Daniel — Officer, Zoology Club. Weatiierholt. Bon — President, C. W. C. ; Co-Editor, Centralian; Officer, Hi-Y; Golf, ' 14, ' 45; Luminary Stall ' . Wehneh, Jerry — Engineers ' Club; Variety Nite; Officer, R. O. T. C. ; C. E. C. Weller, Thelma — Band; Commercial Club; Social Sci. Soc; President, Home Room; Student Council. Werner, Norma White. Shirley Anne — President, A. L. S. ; Centralian Staff; Rep., Intersociety, ' 44; Luminary Staff; G. R. Cabinet. Whiting. Marilyn — Social Sci. Soc. Willari), Betty 26 eZeniaid. Williams, Betty Jeanne — Commercial Club; G. R. ; Shorthand Award. Williams, Laura — Zoology Club. Williams. Malcolm — Officer, Commercial Club; Engineers ' Club: R. O. T. C. Wilson, Harvey— Officer, Standard Bearer, C. J. C. ; Hi-Y. Wolf, Rose Eileen — Zoology Club; Social Sci. Soc. ; Spring Play, ' 45; Commercial Club. Wood, Marjorie Beth — President, A. L. S. ; Luminary Staff; Centralian Staff; G. R. ; Zoology Club. Wright. Anna Mae — Luminary Staff; Officer, P. L. S. Wynn, JoAnn — Zoology Club. Yearta. Eloise Yearta, William Zerr, James — Co-Managing Editor, Luminary; Officer, Song leader, C. W. C; Hi-Y; Student Council. ZiMMERLING, ROSE All three boys were members of the Hi-Y, and they remembered their good times at the Girl Reserve and Hi-Y dances. Bob Merrill and Warren Jones were the capable leaders of the Hi-Y, and G. R. was led by Winona Carpenter. Then it was Variety Night time again, and the show was entitled Khaki Kavalkade. The Senior student directors were Don Fitzhugh and Bill LaRue. One of the funniest acts the boys had ever seen was in this Variety Night. R was a boys ' ballet, with Jim Hartley, Bryce Mehrens, Bernard Carey and Bob Leedy. The Student Play given was What a Life, with Joanne Van Valkenburgh, Rena Raye Ballenger, Zahenske, Eddie — Football, ' 13; Hi-Y. Zito, Mary- Adams, Roger A. — President, C. F. C. ; Co-Captain, Basketball, ' 45; Luminary Stall ' . Anderson, Betty Ahrington, Joe James — Luminary Staff. Aucutti, Garland Barber, Jim — Swing Band. Brown, Edwina— A. L. S. ; French Club; G. R. ; Olympian Club; Social Sci. Soc. Crook, Wayne— Officer, C. J. C; French Club; Zoology Club; Student Council ; Officer, Home Room. Diamond. Bill— Engineers ' Club; Social Sei. Soc; Riile Team; Non-com., R. O. T. C. Dwinnell, Bunnie — Cabinet, Student Council; President, Trou- vere Club; Variety Nite, ' 43; Spring Play, ' 45; Luminary Staff. Duly, David— Footfall, ' 44, ' 45. 21 Setti ti, Elliott. Esther — M. L. S. ; C . R. ; Student Council; Olympian Club; Luminary Staff. Ford, Elizabeth A. Ciajxes. Etta Jean — Commercial Club; Zoology Club; Olympian Club. Gat, Leslie — Social Sci. Soc. Oibbs. Mary Vivian — A. L. S.; Olympian Club; President, Zoology Club. Gilhlanl . Marian IUth i ' .ray. Eleanor — Ollicer. Trouvere Club; Variety Nite, ' 45; Student Council; Social Sci. Soc. Ckega. Robert E. — President, C. F. C. ; Football, ' 42. ' 43, ' II; Dasketball. H.UEB. Chvck— Officer, R. O. T. C. ; Hi-Y; Student Council; Rifle Team; Crack Platoon. ' 43. Hess. Mary Reth — Officer, A. L. S. ; Rep., Intersociety, ' 41; Luminary Staff; Ollicer, Zoology Club; Olympian Club. Hopson. Lee Roy Howarii. James — President, C. F. C; President, Student Coun- cil; Officer, Junior, Senior Class; Football, ' 44; Track, ' 44, ' 45. Francis Darr, and Dudley Houtz and Bill McDonough in the lead parts. Rounding out their Senior year, the fellas remembered the exceptionally good work of the Senior officers, who were : President, Don Fitz- hugh; Vice-President. Sonny Howard; Secretary, Winona Carpenter; Treasurer, Pat Grinnell; Sgt.-at-Arms, Bob Jennings. Giftorian, Nancy Galpin. About this time the heads around the table began to nod, for it was the wee hours of the morning when Zerr, Skinner and Wilson brought their reminiscing to an end, and all dropped off to sleep and dreamed of dear old Central and its unforgettable memories. IX Aam Isaac, Mary Rvth — G. R. ; Drama. Jennings, Robert L. — Ollicer, Senior Class; Football, ' 13, ' 44; Centralian Stall; Luminary Staff; Officer, C. F. C. Jerwick, Bernard Maurice — Officer, Home Room; R. O. T. C. ; Student Council. Jones, Robert Ready, Charles -4. Krahenbuhl, Clarence — Engineers ' Club; Commercial Club; Cheerleader, ' 44, ' 15; Student Council; R. O. T. C. L ' Hommedieu, Raymond Louk, Don D.— Officer, C. W. C; Officer, R. O. T. C. ; Hi-Y; Engineers ' Club; Social Sci. Soc. McMasters, Ralph — Hi-Y. Mills, Helen— Social Sci. Soc. ; Olympian Club ; All-Star Hockey Playday; Basketball, Volleyball; Badminton Playday. Nesselroad, Mathew Edward — Ollicer, C. J. C. Nickels, Iona — Social Sci. Soc. 28 Se+tioAl Parker, Darl — Social Sci. Soe. ; C. E. C. Peterson, John — C. F. C. Pfefer, Arvin — Hi-Y; Engineers ' Club. Rhodes, Melvin— Social Sci. Soc; Zoology Club; French Club. Schaaf. John P. — Officer, C. J. C; Engineers ' Club; Forum Club; Stage Crew, ' 44. Schlein. Wilma— Officer, D. L. S. ; Trouvere Club; G. R. ; Chorus; Ollicer, Home Room. Scott, Evelyn — Olympian Club; G. R.; M. L. S. Showai.ter, Rolla Smith. David H. Smith, Retty Jean- Stewart. Mary ' Lou Tate, Mary M.— Officer, M. L. S. ; Officer, Zoology Club; G. R.; Student Council Cabinet; Commercial Club. Abrams. Maxine — Officer, A. L. S. ; Rep., Intersociety, ' 44, ' 45; Spring Play, ' 44, ' 15; G. R.; Social Sci. Soc. Adams, Robert Eugene— Football, ' 43, ' 44; All-Star Football, ' 44; ( ' .apt. Football, ' 44; Basketball Honorable Mention, ' 45; Standard Bearer, C. F. C. ; Oflicer, Home Room. Adelsperger. Dorothy Ann Back, Glenn W. Ballenger, Ren a Rave— Ollicer, M. L. S. ; Lead, Spring Play, ' 45; Centralian Staff; Luminary Staff; Rep., Intersociety, ' 45. Baxter. Irillis — Oflicer, Home Room; Commercial Club. Resheer, Norman Blacker. May ' Joyce — Officer, D. L. S. ; Officer, Commercial Club; G. R.; Drum Majorette, ' 43, ' 14, ' 45. Rrockhouse. Roland Andrew Calvert, Frances Irene — Olympian Club; G. R. Club; Student Council; Officer, Home Room. Commercial Carey, Bernard E.— C. F. C. ; Track; Football Manager; Officer, Student Council; Hi-Y. Cogan, Lorelie Corinne — Variety Nite, ' 45; Commercial Club; Trouvere Club; G. R.; Chorus. Conari). Doris Lindsey- — War Stamp Cashier, ' 43, ' 44; Officer, Home Room. Cornish, Wayne P.— C. F. C. ; Football, ' 44. Daniels, Ellis Williams Ditzler. Charles, Jr. — President, C. E. C; Managing Editor, Lumi- nary; Student Council; Officer, R. O. T. C; Officer, Hi-Y. Dorman, James Robert — Dance Band, ' 44, ' 45; Variety Nite. Doty ' , Grace Lee Dvggan, John Albert — Swing Band; Hi-Y ' ; Variety Nite, ' 45. Ehlers, Kenneth S. M Ml dfr 29 SeHtosid. Enyeart, Alvjn Earl — President, Home Room. Farage, Ralph Carlton Figge, Joe Fin nell, Richabd— Officer, C. J. C. ; Variety Nite, ' 42, ' 43, ' 45; Officer, Engineers ' Club; Officer, Social Sci. Soc. ; Cabinet, Hi-Y. Friedman. Harry David — Tennis Team; Social Sci. Soc; Student Council; Luminary Staff; Crack Company; Crack Platoon, R. O. T. C. Funk, Donald Kenneth — Student Council. Garautte, Mary Lou — G. R.; Pep Club. Glavas, James Sam Graves, Charles Linn— C. J. C; Orchestra, ' 43, ' 44, ' 45; Variety Nite, ' 45; Trouvere Club; Student Council. Guinn. Paul— C. F. C. ; Football, ' 44. Haines, Frank Haley, Donald J.— Variety Nite, ' 44, ' 45; R. O. T. C. Harrison, Jack— Officer, Home Room; Shaughnessy American Legion Team. Heisler. Helen Lorraine— S. L. H. ; Typing Award; Variety Nile; Spring Play; Orchestra, ' 42, ' 43. Holland, Irwin James Isi ' .ell, Susan Margaret— Playday, ' 11; Zoology Club. Johnson, Gene E.— R. O. T. C; Zoology Club. Juergens, Norma May — Commercial Club; Typing Award. Kennedy, H. LeRoy — C. J. C. Kirk, Harry Thomas Krebs, Paul Maurice Kurz, Barney Stevens LaRue, William D.— Student Director, Variety Nite, ' 44, ' 45; Songleader, C. F. C, ' 44, ' 45; Luminary Staff; Student Council; Centralian Staff. Ledford, Helen — French Club; Commercial Club; G. R. McAbel, Erma Jean— Luminary Staff; Spring Play, ' 45; President, Home Room; G. R. ; Social Sci. Soc. McCoy, Glen— Graphic Arts; War Stamp Auditor; Officer, Home Room. Miller, Shirley— G. R. ; Trouvere Club; Commercial Club. Miner, Dorothy— Social Sci. Soc; Commercial Club; Mixed Chorus; Zoology Club; G. R. Mitchell. Monta Ray Moeli.er. James Lawrence— Crack Company, ' 41; Officer, Home Room. Montgomery, Norma Loese— A. L. S. ; Aide, R. O. T. C. Hop. Nissen, Inez -D. A. R. Home Economics Award, ' 44; Officer, Home Room; G. R. 30 SeniosU Nordlohne, Helen Lee — D. L. S. ; Forum Club; Student Council. Pointer, John Linn Raglan d, Marvin Marion Ratci.iff, Mary Raicliff, Mildred Nadean Ren ken, Donald Edward Rhoades, Betty Lou Rigsby, Norma Cenieve Robinson, Don Maurice — Band, ' 43, ' 44, ' 45; Dance Rand; Variety Nite, ' 43, ' 44, ' 45; President, Home Room; Student Council. Robinson, William Ryan. Rosemary Sanstra, Dick — Student Council; Variety Nite, ' 45; Hi-Y. Scott, Carmen Elizabeth — Officer, Home Room; Gym Class Leader; Social Sci. Soc. ; Girls ' Glee Club. Selle, Anna Mae — Zoology Club; G. R. ; Social Sci. Soc; Inter- society Rep.; M. L. S. Shipley, Macey— Football, ' 43; C. W. C. ; Hi-Y; Sociology Club. Smith, David Spector, Shirley — Shorthand Award. Straeter, Rosetta — French Club; G. R.; Commercial Club; French Choir. Stivers. Ray. Jr. Stroup. Bob— Football ; Track. Storer, Lee— Officer, C. F. C; Basketball, ' 42, ' 43, ' 44; Officer, Social Sci. Soc; Rep., Intcrsociety, ' 43. Stuessi, Neal Wesley — Hi-Y ; French Club ; Variety Nite, ' 45 ; Luminary Staff; Social Sci. Soc. Taylor, Betty Lou Taylor, Howard Wallace Thomas, Wendell Thompson, James — Officer, C. W. C. ; Managing Editor, Luminary; Centralian Staff; Hi-Y; Rep., Intersociety. Vanderhoof, Cecilia — Honorable Mention, Essay Contest, ' 42, ' 43. Vanderhoof, Theresa Belle Walkexhorst. Terry— Officer, C. F. C. ; Centralian Staff; Student Council; Hi-Y; Luminary Staff. Walters. Jacquelyn Walton, Lewis P.— C. W. C; Student Council; Officer, Social Sci. Soc; Officer, Home Room; Engineers ' Club. Wedikind. Larry— Officer, C. F. C. ; Basketball, ' 45 ; President, Home Room; Student Council. 31 Benlo-M Armstrong, Georgian — Zoology Club; Sports Day, ' II. Gvilliams. Clark Hall, Dennis E. — Variety Nite, ' 43, ' 11; Student Council; Cen- tral Dance Band. Larson, William VallEj Ronald Wheeler, Wilma Dean — Oflieer, D. L. S.; Luminary Stall ; Trouvere Club; Band; ( ' ■. R. ; Commercial Club. White, Nazio — Chorus, ' 43, Ml, ' 45; President, Home Room; Hi-Y. Allen, Eloise LaRle Whitten, Wilma — Girls ' Chorus. Wilcox, Charles — Christmas Play, ' 42; Public Speaking Rep.. KMBC. Wilson. Joseph William — Manager, Basketball, ' 13; Letterman, ' 41; Co-Captain, ' 45; C. E. C. Wilson, Glenn — Student Council; Odicer, P. L. S. ; Commer- cial Club; Ofliccr, Home Room; Stage Manager. Toevs, Lloyd — C. J. C. ; Student Council; Variety Nite, ' 45. Candidates for Graduation Who Do Not Appear in the Senior Panels Adams, Dorothy May Baker, Ralph G. Mandis, Gladys Marie Miller, Eva Mae Putnam, John Robert Ryan, Patricia Jean Staton, Margaret F. Stewart, Mary Lou Suhr, Thomas, Jr. Taylor, Roylyn Wade, Carol Jean Walters, Jacqueline Louise Ward, Nadine War Service Graduates Allen, Emryl W. Brading, Howard Bradley, Howard Wayne Brands, William Chapman, Harold Chrisman, Roy Davidson, Glen Grauberger, Robert Heston, Walter Lieber, Herbert Polen, Robert Pruett, Allen Robbins, Eugene Neal Ryan, Thomas L. Sehaffer, Hyme Shelton, Ralph Warfel, Ellsworth 32 AlatiostcU Jt04i i Society Top Row — Roger Adams, Nancy Ary, Jim Bailey, Ralph Baker, Bill Best, Lloyd Briggs, Herbert Brown, Shirley Butner. 6th Row — Winona Carpenter, Francis Barr, Elisabeth DeWitt, Don Fitzhugh, Nancy Galpin, Bob Grega, Jack Grigsby, Pat Grinnell. 5th Row — Mary Elizabeth Hess, Charles Hoffman, Mary Virginia Hood, Eileen Horvitz, Dudley Houtz, Helen Howard, Jim Howard, Bob Jennings. Uth Row — Warren Jones, Herschel Kraft, Pat Larsen, Diane Leforgee, Eleanor LePage, Shirley Ann McLachlan, Marian Mason off, Shirley Mawson. 3rd Row — Bill McDonough, Bill McGoveny, Bryce Mehrens, Bob Merrill, Marilyn Mooney, Martha Moreland, Barbara Morris. Lillian Persky. 2 irf fio« ' — Norman Peterson, Doris Phillips, Betty Propst, Teresa Pysher, Ila Reed, Pete Reisner, Harriet Rosenberg, Ruane Sanderson. 1st Row — Marilyn Schreiber, Muriel Shearer, Betty Smith, Mary Lee Travis, Diane Walker, Bob Weatherholt, Shirley White, Marjorie Wood. 33 fyndetol( Lime4 i ( j UNIORSi S3 o r ■ g a ri Top fioir— B. Maxwell, R. Owens, L. Jones, J. Marino, B. Holm, C. Rogers, H. Menze, J. Willingham, C. Anderson, R. Rea. J. Rosen- bluni. D. Hart, R. Loore. 5th Row — B. Ore, M. Kincheloe, M. Isham, D. Kobin, E. Steinz, F. Fowler, ,1. McClure, B. Waggoni, H. Page, M. Dolby, J. Alexander, L. Tartershall. ' ith Row—B. Gillin. D. Heath, R. Galloway, R. Malone, D. Leedy, K. Kemmerer, .1. Earl, E. O ' Brien, B. Stansbarger, L. Ei ' chniann, A. Walters, F. Katz. 3rd Row— B. McCorkle, C. Bareafer, H. Reid, J. Garrison, M. Stagg, D. Youngblood, M. Mooney, K. Higgins, E. Back, Y. Edmunds, A. Glickstein, D. Williams. 2nd Row—C. Cuddy, R. Townley, M. Barndt, L. Myers, R. Grigsby, R. DeMasters, G. Young, Y. DiCarlo, . Dewey, I. Klinock, E. Walker, E. Y ' ance. 1st Row — R. Storey, C. Isbell, A. Alagna, J. Ludgate, P. Andrus, N. Wiggins, L. Scott, M. Schilon, S. Welton, B. Hall. Top Row — A. Bray, Y. Stephenson, M. Zaremski, J. Kumpber, H. Davis, G. Linnerson, D. Roberts, B. Arnold, R. Castain, M. Navarrete. B. Hull, C. Pule. ith Row— J. James, D. Ballard, A. Ginsberg, E. Wright, M. Wall, P. Bolt, B. Goldman, J. Stockton, P. Fyock, X. Collins, M. Crawford, R. Vigil, W. Fredi. 3rd Row — B. L. Henderson, D. McLaughlin, N. Shirk, G. Kenyon, J. Hayes, P. Rininsland, D. Horton, G. Gillis, F. Canfleld, C. Carr, H. Long, J. Bray, A. Pinkerton. 2nd Row — A. Davis, D. Bieson, W. Knott, L. Curran, A. Troutwein, L. Groon. S. Rhodes, D. McRobcrts, K. Sever, I. Roberts, G. Y ' inson, G. Falk. 1st Row — B. Simons, T. Hunter, M. Hcrzog, J. Mowry, V. McKinzie, M. Oldham, A. Parks, A. Benson, C. Kipper, S. Richards, J. Spalding, B. Fergueson, L. Colin. Top Row — I. Dovle. J. Arthur, B. Kid, D. Coleman, H. Barber, E. Holman, S. Frcmcrman, C. Walters, A. Pemberton, T. Carpenter, E. Sterrit, E. McDow. r,lh Row — W. Hodge, X. Li-jva, II. Pounds, M. Prock, W. Bensen, C. Burgett, B. Combs, W. Osadchey, H. Philips, C. Johnson, P. Gunter. A. Myers, N. Oaks, N. F. DeVaul. ilh Row—C. Welton, E. Ziins, B. Taylor, M. Swerdfeger, A. Turbin, M. Crosby, M. Lancaster, B. Watson, B. Steinbrecher, E. Wilhehn, .1. Krekel, A. Crowley, li. Hull. 3rd Row—T. Dobson, A. George, M. McComb. M. McMillian, D. Elliott, R. Level, B. Nunliy, H. Kraft, M. Cunningham, S. Mann, M. Withams, S. Hottman. 2nd Row — A. Armstrong, M. McDonough, M. Shock, N. Westervclt, M. Sinclair, X. Guilliams, B. Carlvle, B. Carter, S. Kusnetzky, J. Stokley, J. Cave, M. Curtis. 1st Row—B. Ham, A. Triplet!, B. Drummond, B. Bartlett, C. Boije, R. Martin, B. Harris, K. Faulkner, B. Hauer, M. Williams, D. McQuerry, D. Adams, B. Moore, M. Vineyard. Top Row — D. Wuthnow, W. Moore, B. Strader, A. Pascutti, A. Pappas, D. Zook, E. Barclay, J. C. Hawkinson, R. Baker, C. Anderson, E. Ancelli, P. Bich. ' ith Row — X. McLaughlin, J. Erickson, B. Stivers, B. Larbig, R. Stump, D. Beed, G. Crammer, S. Silverman, G. Rhodes, R. Butterflcld, L. Hicks, L. Berlin, 3rd Row— J. George, B. LaFayett, X. Brown, L. Ehertied, K. Berry, J. Watkins, G. Eaton, J. Jeffrey, B. Black, D. Stockdale, G. W. McCorkle, R. Pelson, C. Parker. 2nd Row—S. Collyer, P. Anderson, S. Clayman, B. H. Olney, G. Jacob sen, C. Davis, P. Gibbs, X. Hawk, L. Mclnntosh, R. Gloe, D. Anderson, B. Baines, B. Bonner. 1st Row — D. Williamson, C. Davis, B. Greer, I. Manning, B. Burriss, S. Gryder, G. Tceple, C. Harrison, B. Stafford, C. Ferris, B. Giesc, J. Payne. Top Row — A. Vala, M. Konomos, B. Parks, B. Schwarz, T. Atkin. J. Gibson, G. Baum, W. Stuessi, F. Brown, J. Darrow, T. Lamb, C. Apel. ith Row—E. DeLong, F. Flomerfelt, H. Salmon, X. McCoy, D. Soule, J. Walter, E. Y ' inson, E. Leibson, C. Lewis, B. Knierim, J. Dice, A. Thornburg. 3rd Row — H. Morris, R. Miller, D. Grieger, M. Adam, G. Zurovsky, D. Hanske, P. O ' Brien, J. JieVasher, E. Van Wey, E. Stephens, R. Yoakum, J. Leavel, X. Besheer. 2nd Row — P. Stasi, F. Ager, H. Jolson, B. Craine, Y ' . Brown, A. Stewart, J. Hiefner, L. Lynn, E. Harris, D. Fincher, F. Stephenson, C. Erickson, H. Roberts. 1st Row — J. Lawson, B. Stanbrough, R. Greenberg, L. Couts, B. Traw, P. Ratliff, I. Liggett, D. Gray, E. Lieberman, M. Bartlett, A. White, G. George, P. Reed, B. Henderson. Top Row—C. Clatterbuck, P. Moehlman, E. Brehm, G. Blain, H. Kletskv, J. Sembler, O. Hill, W. Crook, A. Reed, L. Hinman, B. Ross. Uh Row — B. McLoed. P. Lawson, S. Sherman. 1). Atkeisson, P. Harvey, X. Jameson, B. Mays, E. Bess, B. Campbell, B. Herron, J. Praschma. 3rd Row — M. Woodling, B. Levy, P. Beck, H. Horowitz, E. Horowitz, R. Young, B. Kesser, C. Marks, X. DeVaul, J. Murphv, M. Adams, M. Channel. 2nd Row—E. Martz, R. Abend, J. Burgess, M. Prater, E. Levin, P. Brcnnan, J. Arthur, J. Jacobs, J. Kinser, C. Kingsbury, T. Engle. 1st Row— P. DeMarr, B. Mills, C. Boseen, E. Chambers, E. Cheatham, E. Fishbaugh, W. May, M. Williamson, S. Butler, Y. Schmalz. 34 f l4 ideSicla i6,me4i (JUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES) © Ck Pi p 0i Q a ft d fS d r Top Row — J. McLain, F. Davis, R. Lancaster, H. Jaben, ,1. Botz, H. Cook, J. Apcl, J. McComb, G. Schumacher. 3rd Row— W. Clements, J. Merritt, M. Frumhoff, D. Duvall, R. Ramph, G. McDaniels, W. Behnke, C. Craig, K. Johnson. 2nd Row — H. Tager, D. Summers, F. Christian, H. Zimmerman, D. Adamson, B. Worth, B. Parrish, X. Nicholas. 1st Row— L. Clark, H. Adler, M. Searles, H. Samberg B. McCormick, J. Sarfaty, N. Ladd. J. Cresswell, Top Row—G. Smith, M. Tharp, B. Bahrat, F. Smith, A. Brod, D. Wilson, R. Collins, G. Pressgrove, C. Warden, F. Prouty, R. Surper, J. Soule. ith Row — G. Heininger, M. Olson, J. Weaver, T. Storie, C. Brown, J. George, R. Shackelford, D. Jellett, M. Surber, D. Hurst. 3rd Row — R. Alexander B. Hamblet, E. Riley, V. Arnone, J. Lanhan, B. Brown, B. Singer, S. Green, D. Williams, W. Patton, L. Bury. 2nd Row—D. White, P. Davis, S. Weddle, J. Walkenhorst, L. Kaufman, W. Crews, E. Riley, Mr. Waterhouse, J. Crow, X. Duby, E. Box. 1st Row—r . Moeller, B. King, M. Plouch, B. Fretz, M. Bau, J. Teale, E. Jackson, L. Newkirk, R. Graves, M. Shackelford. Top flow— W. Behnke, R. Lancaster, D. Eubank, R. Gresban, R. Hal- stead, H. Burchett, K. Webster, W. Kresse, B. Sarvor, S. Balot, J. Erickson, W. Solan. ith Row — J. Rabv, J. Panknim, J. Barnes, B. Raven scroft, E. McNutt, D. White, S. Williams, D. Weinstein, R. Pigg, H. Wood, L. Herscher, L. Rush. 3rd Row—M. Bear, M. Vander Mey, T. Sudvarg, V. Raw, J. Heinz, M. Markle, D. Shirby, J. Grower, D. Bittner, E. Davis, M. Stapp. 2nd Row— M. Clark, J. Shockey, J. Valerius, R. Gills, M. Farmer, A. Koelzer, P. Heaven, M. Mendel, M. Anderson, J. Hopkins, P. Slimm, I. Blumenthal. 1st Row — B. Marks, E. Smith, G. Dickenson, J. Price, B. LaVine, B. Stites, R. Sheppard, B. Fleschman, D. Sedler, C. Johnson, B. Cawby. Top Row — R. Parr, B. Schranz, H. Agron, M. Leach, M. Rabuse, L. Patti, G. Schmitt, C. Anderson, W. Bluetham, D. Brow, B. Mc- Cammon, L. Glaser. 5th Row—C. Payne, D. Guthrie, K. Smith, B. Lundin, A. Blackmail, M. Rose, N. Robb, J. Vineyard, M. Moffitt, P. Thompson, W. Zacharis, O. Phillips. ith Row — N. Emberton, .1. Harmon, B. Penner, B. Glover, N. Decker, C. Galitzky, C. Kearns, J. Werly, B. Snare, A. Rosenburg, B. Dawkins, P. Hutchins. 3rd Row — E. Tiffany, S. Davis, C. Lanhorn, M. Grimm, S. Carpenter, K. Burnani, B. King. B. Shaggs, D. .Moore, P. Granthum, M. Fretz, C. Cage, M. McKarty. 2nd Row — E. Thompson, X. Williams, B. Davis, D. Hammer, L. Lispi, C. Descker, M. Masonoff, P. Howe, B. Day, S. Ernstein, J. Scofield, J. Tussey, N. Geritz. 1st Row—M. Rilev, J. Harris, M. McLaughlin, S. Smith, M. Boulware, A. Harp, S. Mardikes, B. Manier, C. Rogers, G. Rodwell, E. Riley. Top Row — W. Reagan, P. Nissen, B. Vrentas, C. Prettyman, H. Palmer, B. Sullivan, .1. Downen, G. Craig, B. James, B. Gane, R. Holder, L. Dul ' fill. ith Row — J. Smith, M. Finney, P. McLain, B. Hotchkiss, G. Kramer, J. Norell, X. Daniels, P. Swain, L. W ' ilmore, E. Klebou, C. Harris. 3rd Row — D. Summers, N. Goacher, V. Coen, D. Whiting, E. Mountjoy, G. Gleason, L. Adams, D. Wilson, B. Altergott, D. Sidle, J. Bray. 2nd Row— A. Reiman. H. Michaels, M. Schoepflin, T. Hinken, B. Hobbs, J. Schmidt, R. Wuthnow, E. Hart, J. Donahue, M. Morgan, B. Higgins. 1st Row— Y. Hoff, D. Reece, C. Lathery, J. Moore, P. Meller, T. Rhoads, A. Colia, J. Freeland, K. Droege, J. Wagner, K. Keating, H. Hillson. Top Row — F. Bonderer, D. Lee, J. Fletcher, J. Studer, J. Accurso, D. Johnson, H. Conditt, S. Gray, E. Bridgman, D. Epstein, B. Lusby, W. Waers. 5th Row—N. Robinson, L. Hibbs, H. Brejnik, C. Gee, K. Hammon, D. Maiz, B. Roberts, B. Hoffman, C. Logan, L. Combs, H. Clary, G. Donnice. ith Row — D. Roberts, S. Borofskv, S. Adelman, B. Eggleson, X. Rowon, L. Smith, M. Lucas, A. Short, P. Redl, D. Johnston, B. Foster, W. Barrett, R. Chenault. 3rd Row— S. Boier, B. Fowler, C. Creek, E. Silverman, C. Darrah, B. Floyd, T. Adams, R. Taylor, R. Curtis, C. Erwi ' n, E. Hartman. 2nd Row — S. Prussack, H. Williams, W. Simpson, R. Fretz, L. Harvey, C. Hick, A. Woellner, C. McKibben, R. Moad, K. Ratliff, D. Man- field, L. Salten, P. Berry- 1st Row—T . Hull, C. Keams, S. Fulkerson, S. Campbell, S. Crume, C. White, J. Flannery, R. Brown, J. Lyon, R. Bateman. 35 (SOPHOMORES) The Junior officers for the class of ' 4fi are: Presi- dent. Pat Brennan: Aides, Lee Jones, Arthur Pascutti, Barbara Simons. r Q C f Wk m • 1 f fp IB ;;;. K,:- ' Top Row — L. Eye. E. Williams, B. Hocschelc, M. Martin, W. Harper. M. Leonard, ( ' .. Lefforgc, G. Haines, E. Craig, B. McCannon, B. Arney, H. Johnson, E. Beed, M. Holland. 5th Row—K. McKnight, C. Nelson, E. Hewitt, F. Graves, J. Warncll, J. Stafford. R. Vanderhoof, J. Rilev, D. Dreis, A. Schafer, M. Smith, D. Holbrook, .1. Chedester. •ilh Roio—C. Zolotor. R. Sigglcn, B. Noble, B. Slimm, G. Sagand, M. Margolin, M. Timmons, L. Griger, A. Levine, B. Hall, J. Scott, A. Trotter, S. Agron. 3rd Row — B. Widlund, R. Egelston, N. Thompson, R. Eerro, M. Hille- brenner, R. Fishman, E. Woerner, A. Russo, R. Medley, M. Mark- ham. P. Willmann, E. Perriguey, W. James. 2nd Row — A. Levine, H. Schowengerdt, F. Koger, J. Morrison, R. Wilson. .1. Welch, G. Brundage, O. West, P. Wilkins, M. Liber, J. Yates, P. Hampton. 1st Row — P. Montgomery, 0. Simons, J. Harris, M. Sandler, W. Lamb, J. Trantham, B. Savidge, G. Olson, B. Smith, N. Scott. Top Row — G. Kelsay, A. Long, ,T. Lancaster, W. White, R. Alsbach, W. Cummickel, R. Beid, F. Osbv, B. Chase, C. LaSala, .1. DeLeavc, L. Walker. r.tl, Row i). Morphew, D. Downen, D. Mott, B. Sharp, M. Watson, S. Ashenhurt, J. Harrison, B. Beitman, J. Reese, B. Weixeldorl ' er, P. Douglas, M. Mueller. Uh Row — O. Jackson, B. Benedict, E. Gomerdingcr, H. Sherrill, A. Bell, D. Kempter, J. Wolkey, D. Lewis, L. Buchanan, A. Green, M. Stone, A. Johnson. 3rd Row— I. Day, J. DeSaJme, W. Taylor, C. Fender, S. Green, R. Stuart, M. Kelly, K. Gramps, B. Adkins, S. Lynch, B. Arnold. 2nd Row — F. Anderson, N. Benedict, C. Lowe, M. Knierim, C. Fox, B. Nolte, F. Gnaet, D. Cockrell, B. Smiley, R. Cope, A. Park. 1st Row—T). Valentine, L. Norton, L. Allen, D. Alcock, P. Ragle, J. Stuckwish, J. Keim, P. Watson, J. Smidcl. Top Row— J. Gibson, R. Percifield, P. Silvain, M. Halsel, A. Angle, R. Johnson, H. Gibbs, P. Steginan, E. Southard, S. Hart, B. Paine, L. Hamilton. ' ; ] Row — C. Stover, M. Cornwell, R. Coleman, R. Krimmin, C. Ford, C. Brooks, D. Tanquarry, C. Street, M. Hall, D. Baier, D. Walken- horst, D. Hockensmith. 3rd Row—E. Baldwin, M. McComb, D. Shearer, K. Feldmeyer, J. Tucker, W. Danner, S. Hewitt, S. Kirby, L. Duvall, M. Johnson, M. Hensley, S. Thomas, N. Bied, A. Flazer. 2nd Row—E. Bethirie, B. Murby, D. Gri ' efe, M. Modlin, B. Gaunce, B. Grabst, M. Walker, K. Newlan, R. Medley, B. Thompson, B. Mann, N. Barnhart. 1st Row—H. Levikow, V. Reed, B. Pyle, C. Sledd, C. Furnish, H. Jones, E. Browning, M. Koklas, R. Bottin, D. Jackson, B. Rich, B. Porter. Top Row- B. Baldwin, B. Inman, G. Heck, B. Whitaker, R. Phillips, J. Centonzie, L. Koenigsdorf, J. Watley, C. Kennedy, M. Bankston, G. Miller. lith Row — B. Travis, R. Melton, M. Max, W. Lanford, J. Ward, C. Spikes, D. Shepard, A. Walburn, R. Youngblood, G. Miller, B. Lykke. 3rd Row—M. Souder, B. Huff, E. Weinstein, L. Wright, R. Young, M. Rudel, D. Swartz, A. Hysell, J. Higbee, B. Fulton, A. Batts. ' 2nd Row — S. Woosley, J. Powell, B. Young, S. Rasnick, A. Wclner, D. Hart, R. Winegar, C. Hitchborn, J. Klassen, L. Imes. 1st Row — R. Rosenburg, T. Stanley, J. Pierce, K. Propst, P. Wyne, L. Anderson, R. Kemp, B. Deemie, J. Welch, D. LeSage. Top Row—E. Crosby, R. Davis, G. Mitchell, R. Halstead, E. Kartsonis, M. Hefner. 3rd Row—R. Alley, C. Capps, D. Mayta, B. Miller, E. Higginbotham, L. Hellman. 2nd Row — G. Prather, C. Johnson, M. Greeley, V. Hughes, M. Birk, P. Wilson. 1st Row— B. Herman, B. Stigall, D. Straeter, D. Gilmore, J. Shumate. 36 Faculty fymxudiif, O. F. Dvbach Principal One year ago, all of us wore quite uncertain about the future of our war efforts. Now. with ultimate victory a probability, we need to be reminded that wars do not settle the problems that brought them on. For example, it was Missouri ' s own Champ Clark who forty years after the Civil War said, The Civil War did not settle the Negro problem. II created it. Eighty years after that war we are still search- ing for a solution. The postwar period ahead is a vital one for you. You cannot become loo familiar with the life and the history of all the peoples of the world. You need all the education you can possibly get. My hope for each is thai you will measure up to the abilities and the opportuni- ties which are yours. Then you can really share in- telligently in the discussion of the tremendous world issues we older folk unfortunately are bequeathing to you, because we haven ' t been as smart as we hope you will be. Mabel Catherine Church O. P. Dierson Erdice Grube Edith Humphrey Gertrude Jones FACULTY Mildred Abel Nolan Alexander Helen Gould Allison Beryl Alton Mabel lieatlic Bon B. Blackford Doris Callahan Bess G. Clapp .Maud F. 1 union Clifford D. Cornelius Elsie ii i.. [1 Inez Dabl R. 0. Davis L. H. Dontel G. It Douthltt F. E. I. i. Maud Estes John Evans Robert W. Forbes Neal A. Grubb Mary It. Grubbs Frank Guemple L. E. Gunter C. S. Hann Lois Hart J. Ivan Hayes final! Henry Helen Howard 38 fy culiq, Another school year is drawing to a close, and many of yon are to be graduated in the near future. In this new phase of your lives, you will be more dependent upon yourselves than ever before. Keep in mind that you have not finished your education, and that you will never be able to do so. Each day you will be confronted with new problems and new situations. Most of the facts you have learned in high school will soon be forgotten, but if you have learned the art of study and have acquired the desire for learning, you are indeed fortunate because these are the chief characteristics of an educated person. Whatever you choose as ywur lif e) ' s work and wherever } r ou go, we, your tdaflners l ' wish you well. Mildred E tveating .T. M. Lukens A. H. Roberts Rebecca F. Tomlin Ethel D Wynne CO. Williams Vice-Principal Mary Hurt Shafer Mali F. Whitney Hazel Purnell H. S. Slaymaker Ella Wiberg Lillian Lukenblll Annadele Riley G. R. Tiffany Neva Eleanor Wing 39 Student Council The group that did the most toward promoting the efforts of Central ' s student body this year was our Student Council. Under the able leadership of Mr. G. H. Watson, this group of students discussed and took action upon important issues demand- ing attention, sponsored the Variety Night program. Khaki Kaval- cade. and was influential in breaking the sales record for Cen- tralians. with more than 1(1(1 per cent of the school enrollment pur- chasing year books. This year. Central received the added distinction of having its two Student Council presidents, Jim Howard and Jeanne Murphy, elected to the positions of vice-presidency and secretary of the All-City Student Council. This year ' s first term officers were: Jeanne Murphy, president: Muriel Shearer, vice-president; Joyce Covey, secretary; Bernard Carey, sergeant-at-arms; Bill Skinner, critic: Don Fitzhugh, Junior Continuity Officer, 1944. Second term officers were: Jim Howard, president; Bryce Meh- rens. vice-president: Diane Leforgee, secretary: Bill Skinner, sergeant-at-arms: Don Fitzhugh, critic; Lee Jones, Junior Continuity Officer, 194. ). STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President Jeanne Murphy Jim Howard Vice-President Muriel Shearer Bryce Mehrens Secretary Joyce Covey Diane Leforgee STUDENT COUNCIL 1 Top Row—]. Howard, B. Riley, D. Hayes, N. Gallager, C. Krahen- buhl, J. Accurso, R. Hopper, D. Larsen, B. Thompson, P. Thompson, P. Harvey, D. Mas- ters, A. Brod. . r lli Row—B. Best, D. Robinson, G. McCullough, L. Walton, B. Mays, M. Dewey, R. Stewart, M. Ruddl, D. McLain, L. Myers, P. Gunter, S. Carpenter. ' ilh Row—]. Pugh, D. Maize, B. Silvien, L. Hargis, J. Roberts, E. Myers, B. Morris, M. Tate, T. Hockensmith, H. McCorklc, B. J. Smith, L. Glazier. 3rd Row — D. Fitzhugh, T. Walken- horst, J. McDaniel, W. Skinner, B. Wyne, B. Simons, C. Simons, S. Woosley, M. Tim- mons, T. Sudvarg, D. Whiting. 2nd Row — H. Simmons, P. Grin- nell, C. Anderson, J. Covey, M. Shearer, J. Murphy, Mr. Watson, W. Carpenter, E. Fretz, B. Lane, E. Chelener, M. Denton. 1st Row— M. Noble, E. Wright, E. Elliott, D. Phillips, J. Staf- ford, E. Brown, M. Mooney, D. Moore, E. Stein, D. Leady, D. Halstead. STUDENT COUNCIL 2 Top Row — J. Arthur, I. Freedman, S. Weddle, B. Fretz, L. Cur- ran, D. Halstead, A. Troutwein, E. Gray, M. Stewart, B. Kahler, A. Johnson. ' till Row — C. Payne, W. McGovney, R. Prout, H. Brown, A. Pinker- ton, A. Glickstein, B. Dawki ' ns, E. LePage, D. Phillips, M. Her- zog, H. Howard, M. Shearer. ' ilh Row—B. Cawby, R. Egelston, B. Sullivan, C. Hendrickson, D. Miller, P. Carlyle, M. Van- der Mey, C. Button, S. Butner, D. Hannske, R. Higgins, N. Thursby. 3rd Row — B. Reese, D. Lane, P. Larsen, B. Dwinnell, G. Wil- son, M. Scbreiber, B. Merrill, E. Elliott, M. Barndt, J. Mur- phy, M. Travis, D. Leforgee. 2nd Row — A. Pascutti, J. Donahue, J. McComb, B. Faust, K. Kem- merer, D. Fitzhugh, B. Meh- rens, S. Howard, L. Jones, J. Henderson, M. Zaremski, N. Barnhart. 1st Row— P. Bedl, H. Rosenberg, M. Hood, C. Simons, J. Ched- ester, V. Henderson, J. Mur- phy, B. Morris, M. Glickstein, F. Anderson, R. Collins. STUDENT COUNCIL 2 Top Row K. Keeting, M. Lemnion, D. Maize, J. Botz, H. Kraft, J. Stillman, W. Croak, J. Jeffrey, J. Zerr, J. Thompson, IS. Skin- ner, W. Jones. 1st Row — K. Feldmeyer, D. Shearer, P. Bolt, J. Heinz, P. McLain, A. Woillner, W. Best, F. Darr, B. Harvel, B. McCammon, P. Brennan, P. Grinnell. 40 « s««j w e 8% ifei S %; e v o % f ' j % ' cMome RootfU MR. ALEXANDER ' S HOME ROOM Top Row—D. White, R. Stewart, R. Bess, D. Calvert, R. Sarver, M. Maddox, G. Nash, B. Baum, W. Nolan. ith Row—S. Williams, C. DeAtley, E. McNutt, S. Balot, E. Smith, R. Raby, R. Gresham, R. Pi ' gg, J. Carpenter. 3rd Row— M. Bear, A. Park, D. Sherpy, P. Dickstein, R. Cawby, M. Vandermey, J. Valerius, W. Ravenscroft. 2nd Row — Mr. Alexander. R. Dills, A. Koelzer, T. Sudvarg, P. Heaven, I. Blumenthal, N. Guilliams, P. Slimm, M. Abma. 1st Row — W. Paradise, M. Mindell, L. Jones, R. Sedler, C. Johnson, V. Rau, L. Couts, B. Stites. MISS ALTON ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — G. McCullough, C. Brown, B. Beid, G. Linnerson, D. Boberts, R. Arnold, W. Cummickel, B. Binder, K. Conway. 3rd Row -J. Harrison, B. Sharp, H. Long, H. Ditzler, F. Canfleld, C. Carr, F.. Kartsonis, D. Mott, J. Cannova. 2nd Row — B. Chase, D. Kempter, B. Beitman, M. Shearer, S. Ashinhurst, Miss Alton, M. Watson, E. DeLcvc, D. Morphew. 1st Row—G. Kelsay, D. Lewis, J. Reese, D. McRoberts, R. Kirk, P. Bolt, B. Benedict, A. Bell, P. Watson. MR. BLACKFORD ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — X. Scott, L. Patti, M. Bamkston, G. Schmidt, C. Anderson, J. Warren, J. Chedester, L. Young. ith Row — C. Barrett, L. Wright. M. Holland, A. Walborn, A. Hysell, M. Sandler, W. Barchus, C. Spikes. 3rd Row—B. Penner, W. Lamb. S. Agron, B. Travis, D. Scheffler, 0. Phillips, B. Huff, J. Yates, M. Grimm. 2nd Row — D. LcSage, P. Montgomery, M. Souder, S. Carpenter, P. Wilkins, W. James, C. Simons, H. Pierce. 1st Row—B. King, R. Miller, M. Tiber, G. Atkisson, Mr. Blackford, D. Perriguey, B. Marriot, K. Propst. MISS CALLAHAN ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — B. Arthur, J. Lovell, C. Hauer, B. Leedy, B. Heisler, D. Sanstra, G. Watling. 2nd Row — J. Duckworth, F. Gage, I. Baxter, G. Johnson, D. Piper, J. Duncan. 1st Row — M. McDonough, B. Cuddy, G. Wilson, D. Adams, R. McMahon, B. Shanker. MISS CLAPP ' S HOME ROOM Top Row— P. Silvain, D. Gillett, T. Welt, J. Stillman, R. Barncord, M. Halsell, J. Gibson, D. Hockensmith. 3rd Row—N. Reed, E. Newlan, S. Raccuglia, R. Percifleld, D. Walken- horst, B. Porter, N. Barnhart, E. Baldwin. 2nd Row — D. Johnson, C. DeFord, G. Donnici, M. Hensley, L. Duval], R. Medley, B. Pyle, C. Brooks. 1st Row — E. Browning, C. Stover, R. Coleman, L. Benthine, V. Reed, M. Comwell, M. Koklas, M. Johnson. MISS COMPTON ' S HOME ROOM Tow Row—S. Gray, J. Fletcher, J. Gibson, D. Epstein, C. Hicks, T. Atkeisson, J. Studer, J. Swearingcn, L. Hammond. 3rd RowS. Adelman, N. Rowan, R. Bletzer, J. Wolter, D. Lee, R. Farage, L. Lynn, D. Lane, E. Bridgman. 2nd Row-E. Harris, Z. Creek, H. Brejnik, B. Lusby, D. Vinson, W. Waers, B. Eggleson, R. Miller, F. Robinson. 1st Row S. Prussack. R. Bateman, B. Thompson, L. Hibbs, S. Borofsky, A. Short, C. White, J. Flannery, J. Lyon. 42 cMamz Raaml A O O 00 0 f o f§ 4 MISS CORNELL ' S HOME ROOM 7 ' op Row — R. Duncan, A. Flecnor, H. Nordlohne, N. Jucrgens, S. Lcicht, W. Herman, J. Fink, P. Redl. 3rd Roiv-C. Harrison, P. Bury, 51. Mooney, 51. Coble, E. Brown, 51. Jesperson, 51. Raccuglia, B. 5Iarsh. 2nd Row—W. Schlein, S. Robertson, B. Bates, 5Iiss Cornell, M. Potts, J. Walters, H. Rosenberg. 1st Row— 3. Stafford, E. DeWitt, A. Wright, B. Willard, G. Marks, B. Williams, S. Spector. MISS DAHL ' S HOME ROOM Top Row— N. Ward, N. Teel, W. Crook, I. Nikles, S. Isbell, J. Eggert. 3rd Row — C. Krahenbuhl, J. Bayne, E. Gaines, A. Koelzer, 51. Dewey, D. 5Iiner. 2nd Row—B. Taylor, E. Steele, 5Iiss Dahl, E. Miller, D. Fleschman, K. Davis. 1st Row—T. Vanderhoof, U. Foster, B. Haupt, N. Rigsby, 51. Gibbs, F. Dowell. MR. DAVIS ' HOME ROOM Top Row — T. Carpenter, N. Peterson, R. Shumate, B. Teeple, E. Holman, J. 5IcLain, S. Fremerman, A. Turpin, A. Pemberton. 3rd Row — 51. Lancaster, D. Watson, C. Scott, D. Coleman, C. Walters, B. Pounds, L. McCracken, D. Houtz, C. Burgert. 2nd Row— 51. Swerdferger, W. Whitten, R. Level, B. Combs, W. Hodge, 51. Crosby, N. Leava, B. Hull, E. Wilhelm. 1st Row— A. 5Iyers, D. Elliott, R. Harris, Mr. Davis, R. Miller, K. Pinkerton, J. Krekel, B. Watts. MR. DENTEL ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — H. Lindner, H. Isham, B. Whitaker, R. Reavis, R. Malone, H. Cook, F. Katz, D. Kopin. 3rd Row— J. 5IcComb, R. Galloway, E. O ' Brien, L. Jaben, A. Walters, D. Heath, J. Alexander, R. Graham. 2nd Row — C. Barcofer, E. Weinstein, D. Leedy, M. Dolby, Mr. Dcntel, B. Comer, K. Kemmerer, B. Stansbarger. 1st Row—F. Christian, B. Gillen, L. Mills, E. Stein, L. Tattershall, R. Winegar, C. Smith, A. Cooley. MR. DIERSEN ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — J. Doyle, L. 5IcIntosh, N. McLaughlin, S. Silverman, G. Rhodes, D. Butterfleld, L. Hicks, D. Reed, E. Byrne. 3rd Row—S. Gryder, D. Nightingale, B. Stump, J. Apel, A. Pappas, G. Irvine, B. Black, K. Berry, B. Burriss. 2nd Row — L. Eberting, S. Clayman, P. Gibbs, D. Alexander, B. La- Fayette, R. Poison, E. LePage, C. Parker, B. Olney. 1st Row — G. Jacobsen, V. Brown, P. Anderson, B. Giese, J. Payne, 5Ir. Diersen, S. Collyer, H. McCorkle, C. Davis. MR. DOUTHITT ' S HOME ROOM Top Row—S. Hewitt, T. Barclay, E. Hart, R. Johnson, J. Darrow , R. Hinote, D. Hammer, B. Jackson, R. Alley. 3rd Row — J. Dice, S. Hart, E. Delong, E. Gibbs, C. Apel, A. Frazcr, P. Blankenship, K. Harris, V. Brown. 2nd Row — D. Bauer, B. Grabast, K. Feldmeyer, W. Cary, W. Danner, D. Greii ' e, W. George, B. Gaunce, A. Dedmou. 1st Row — J. Blacker, 51. Corbin, H. Jolson, B. Fhiley, L. Hamilton, H. Chelemer, 51. Hall, L. Hansen, R. Greenberg. 43 M OA A - £ ; I? f o n « il OJ ' MR. DOUTHITT ' S HOME ROOM Top Koi ' — D. Kellogg, B. Knierim, D. Soule, M. Simpson, B. Schwarz, T. Lamb, S, Kirby, P. Stcgman, C. Lewis. ilh How— J. Tucker, M. Plouch, A. Trotter, D. Mavta, H. Salmon, I. Shields, S. Weddle, B. Moeller. 3rd Row — D. Friedman, M. McComb, B. Paine, E. Leibson, E. Southard, B. Propst, D. Shearer, H. Myers. 2nd Row—C. Street, R. Krimminger, J. King, H. Morris, I. Liggett, M. Walker, B. Kurz, D. Tanquary. 1st Row — M. Modlin, B. Wilson, B. Traw, S. Thomas, S. Keeling, B. Trotter, A. White, H. Levikow. MR. ESTES ' HOME ROOM 7 op Row — N. Gallagher, J. Signorelli, C. Cartella, D. Smith, G. Aucutt, B. Finnell. 2nd Row — G. Blaine, H. Danemann, J. Granzella, G. Blaine, J. Coleman. 1st Row—R. Mills, E. Chambers, Mr. Estes, R. Gibson, G. Clatterbuck. MISS ESTES ' HOME ROOM Top Row — B. Bahret, S. Lynch, N. Chamberlain, S. Greene, B. Dopking, G. Faulk, L. Norton, B. Singer, B. Adkins. 3rd Row—E. Ford, M. Herzog, M. Tate, I. Day, R. Cope, S. Richards. M. Kelly, A. Parks, M. Peden. 2nd Row — D. Valentine, B. Morris, B. Fergueson, M. Smart, W. Knott, A. Benson, J. DeSalme, B. Smiley, W. Taylor. 1st Row — K. Grampsas, C. Kippur, J. Lanham, D. Beeson, Miss Estes, J. McP.ay, J. Spaulding, A. Davis, H. Boyle. MR. EVANS ' HOME ROOM Top Row — J. Schmidt, J. Smith, S. Shelton, J. Donahue, R. Hopper, C. Prettyman, H. Conditt, D. Henkin, B. Gann. 3rd Row — M. Finney, D. Wilson, P. McLain, B. Hotchkiss, P. Miller, P. Wyne, R. Kemp, W. Kilpatrick, E. Hart. 2nd Row — C. Harris, N. Goacher, R. Wuthnow, L. Duffield, G. Gleason, M. Morgan, K. Droege, J. Moore, L. Adams. 1st Row — B. Higgins, M. Atherton, D. Reece, B. Altergott, Mr. Evans, D. Sidle, L. Aldridge, E. Lieberman, H. Hillson. MRS. EVANS ' HOME ROOM Top Row—S. White, J. Lancaster, W. White, C. Welt, B. Alspach, G. Schumacher, H. Bivers, J. Malaney. 3rd Row — L. Clark, Jr., B. Weixeldorfer, M. Mueller, H. Phillippe, P. Douglas, C. LaSala, A. Long, T. Fender. 2nd Row—E. Thrasher, M. Thrasher, E. Hull, J. Kornis, F. Osborn, M. Gill, N. Duby, A. Green. 1st Row— 3. Wolkey, L. Stewart, W. White, B. Werly, Mrs. Evans, C. Chaplin, S. Green, L. Buchanan. MR. FORBES ' HOME ROOM Top Row — L. Walker, E. Crawford, F. Gnadt, L. Ross, J. Harrison, J. Moeller, C. Hendrickson. 3rd Row — J. Ludgate, W. Rhodes, H. Sherrill, D. Harkins, E. Gomcr- dinger, A. Alagna. 2nd Row — A. Batts, B. Moffitt, A. Johnson, Mr. Forbes, A. Russell, P. Andrus, B. Arnold, R. Stoeltsing. 1st Row— 3. Crow, D. Downen, E. Luthy, E. Jackson, C. Isbell. 44 cMame. Raomi m rs A a P SGT. GRUBB ' S HOME ROOM Top Bom— R. Worth, W. Baldwin, W. Behnke, L. Davis, H. Jaben, G. Heck, J. Mynatt. Mix Row — R. Melton, R. Lancaster, B. Diamond, J. Botz, W. Langford, C. Cannady. 3rd Row — E. Riley, H. Lee, B. Innian, C. Warnell, E. Kenyon, W. Crews. 2nd Row— R. Davis, L. Crosby, F. Bonderer, G. Mitchell, J. Mcrritt, J. Lohmar. 1st Row— A. Curtis, M. Searles, J. Watley, Sgt. Grubb, T. Pike, H. Altman. SGT. GRUBB ' S HOME ROOM Top Row—C. Craig, N. Stuessi, W. Parrish, M. Heffner, D. Haley, K. Johnson, W. Fulton. ith Row—R. Clevenger, D. Duvall, M. Frumhoff, J. Higbee, M. Max, R. Bryant. 3rd Row — W. Deemie, C. Swayne, H. Zimmerman, R. Youngblood, D. Mills, E. Higgenbotham, V. Lykke. 2nd Row — P. Wilson, G. Pierce, L. Kaufman, H. Ledgerwood, J. Walsh, G. Prather. 1st Row—D. Gepford, Sgt. Grubb, G. McDaniel, B. Staley, F. Darr. MISS GRUBBS ' HOME ROOM Top Row — D. Raines, R. Benson, E. Prewatt, R. Showalter, W. Bluethman, S. MacLachlan, J. Hensley. 2nd Row—V . Moore, C. Lamble, S. Butner, B. Dedmon, J. Wade, S. Davis, P. Hutehins. 1st Row — J. Harmon, K. Burnam, Miss Grubbs, M. Denton, I. Freed- man, M. Darby. MISS GRUBE ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — M. Konomas, B. Schranz, H. Agron, H. Kraft, R. Parr, D. Guthrie, C. Payne, W. Zacharias. ith Row — B. Skaggs, C. Galltzky, N. Decker, N. Emberton, P. Thomp- son, M. Swift, Z. Levine, E. Tiffany. 3rd Row—N. Todd, J. Werly, D. Moore, B. Davis, L. Hannen, D. Koutelas, J. Sarfaty, D. Hammond. 2nd Row—X. Geritz, E. Thompson, B. McCroskev, R. Wolf, N. Williams, B. Snare, M. Riley, S. Smith. 1st Row— M. Masonoff, P. Howe, R. Courtright, C. Button, J. Scoffield, S. Ernstein, M. Boulware, B. Manier. MR. GUEMPLE ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — B. James, J. Gillis, C. Lockridge, E. Beverlin, H. Palmer, B. Sullivan, E. Hawley, J. Downen, W. Reagan. 3rd Row—G. Miller, L. Wi lmore, G. Kramer, P. Swain, R. Older, J. Nevins, E. Mountjoy, B. Taylor, D. Summers, J. DeRousse. 2nd Row — T. Hinken, V. Coen, B. Kahler, W. Patton, R. McDonald, B. Vrentas, Mr. Guemple, M. Bradley, J. Freeland. 1st Row — G. Miller, H. Michalis. D. Whiting, B. Henderson, G. Kenyon, B. Hobbs, M. Roadis, C. Lathery, W. Hoff. MR. HANN ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — M. Navarrete, H. Davis, W. Thomas, D. Larsen, R. Copeland, M. Gorman, F. Fisher, R. Vigil. 3rd Row—H. Jones, J. Hayes, G. Holt, H. Howard, G. Boren, R. Chastain, S. Rhodes, M. Isaac. 2nd Row — L. Curran, M. Gannon, M. Masonoff, A. Bray, J. Stockton, G. Vinson, B. Phillips, Mr. Hann. 1st Row — H. Simmons, J. Van Valkenburgh, H. Mills, S. Ginsberg, A. Troutman, J. Bray, L. Reid. 45 Jlo.me Roosnd e £IJ o n o o o ft n o V rt tmA o I ft A G)  r Q ■ wU MR. HAYES ' HOME ROOM Top Row — P. Guinn, T. Walkenhorst, B. Thompson, W. Lundin, N. Wiggins, M. Calcara, P. Krebs, E. Modlin. 2nd Row — H. Taylor, J. Pugh, W. Bensen, M. Parmcntcr, J. Putnam, J. Rush, R. Straeter, E. Nesselroad. 1st Row — M. Lcmmon, D. Youngblood, R. L ' Hommediew, J. Wehner, Mr. Hayes, H. Buschmcyer, H. Brenneman, V. Scott, A. Pfefer. MISS HENRYS HOME ROOM Top Row — J. Weaver. A. Bratt, D. Ewbank, J. Erickson, Iff. Miller. R. Halstcad, L. Hersh, B. LaRue. 3rd Row—H. Barrett, H. Wood, E. Dean, L. Rush, R. Sheppard, T. Engle, E. Shepherd, M. Clark. 2nd Row — D. Phillips, J. Panknin, D. Weinstein, H. Sam berg, Miss Henry, S. Richman, J. Barnes, P. Nipper. 1st Row—E. Smith, .7. Shockly, B. Marks, H. Ledford, J. Price, J. Crcsswell, M. Anderson, .1. Grower. MISS HUMPHREYS HOME ROOM Top Row— H. Cheatham, J. Arthur. I. Lerner, R. McMasters, L. Briggs, B. Ross, K. Smith, D. Deiterman, J. Kinser. 2nd Ron — H. Tager, M. Channel, J. Jacobs, S. Butler, E. Barber, P. Brennan, T. Pysher, D. Schwartz. 1st Row — R. Abend, E. Levin, M. Woodling, J. Murphy, J. Burgess, Y. Schmalz, R. Dworak, M. Adams. 46 MISS JONES ' HOME ROOM Top flow— M. Martin, M. Staton, M. Leonard, L. Scott, C. Leffroge, R. Goodrich, W. Harper, B. McCannon, E. Craig. ' tlh Row — L. Eye, B. Hocschele, B. Arney, E. Williams, A. Schaefl ' er, J. Haynes, H. Johnson, J. Stafford. 3rd Row—R. Wilson, M. McManus, M. Smith, D. Straeter, D. Dreis, H. Heisler, J. Shumate. 2nd Row — A. Rosenberg, P. Carlyle, N. Thompson, R. Vanderhoof, D. Mattson, P. Wornell, R. Ferro, J. Riley. 1st Row — N. Ratcliff. J. Welsh, J. Morrison, Miss Jones, J. Hutchins, F. Brundage, L. James, B. Holmberg. MISS KEATING ' S HOME ROOM Top Row— Til. Noble, B. Casler, B. Hull, M. Burger, V. Stephenson, N. Jones, P. Fyock. 3rd Row — P. Rininsland, B. Goldman, Miss Keating, N. Collett, B. Maelzcr, E. Horvitz, M. Lawson. 2nd Row—N. Hagcrman, G. Doty, M. Crawford, N. Shirk, W. Friedli, A. Lawrence, M. Botham. 1st Row— J. James, E. Wright, D. McLaughlin, M. Wall, S. Henkin, M. Lancaster. MR. KELLER ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — D. Sigler, H. Friedman, R. Barclay, M. Williams, J. Leiser, C. Carroll, J. Hawkinson, D. Zook, B. Mchrens, W. Daniels. 3rd Row—n. Wuthnow, E. Wilcox, T. Kirby, R. Miller, W. Best, E. Anselmi, L. Toevs, G. Cramer, R. Lewis. 2nd Row — W. Larbig, R. Brockhouse, C. Anderson, B. Strader, R. Baker, A. Pascutti, W. Bledsoe, J. Howard, W. Wilson. 1st Row— J. George, D. McDonald, L. Jabenis, L. Berlin, Mr. Keller. li. Rick, L. Kennedy, D. Louk, H. Wilson. Jlome Roomd 5 ' L MISS KITE ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — F. Calvert, C. Vanderhoof, B. Skinner, G. Back, J. Schaaf, I. Adams, N. Thursby, A. Lease. 2nd Row — M. Anderson, A. Beswick, E. Howard, R. Jacobson, E. McAble, W. Osborn, D. Enipson, S. Packard. 1st Row — M. Stewart, J. Keener, L. Davis, L. Harvey, J. Johnson, M. Renfro, L. Schwarzenholz. MISS LEIBENGOOD ' S HOME ROOM Toil Row—B. McCormick, E. Vance, M. Stagg, V. Dewey, L. Scott, B. Harvel, R. Townley, J. Wynn. 4th Row—C. Cuddv, P. Phillippe, C. Sledd, G. Cantrall, A. Engler, B. Blything, B. Murley, R. DeMasters. 3rd Row — M. Barndt, R. Grigsby, L. Myers, D. Jackson, C. Furnish, V. DiCarlo, M. Constable, T. Hibbard. 2nd Row— R. Battin, E. Walker, B. Hall, M. Settle, B. White, I. Klinock, B. Rich, G. Young. 1st Row — G. Cipolla, M. Schilon, B. Adcock, Miss Lcibengood, S. Welton, N, Gallagher, D. Allin. MR. LIMBAUGH ' S HOME ROOM Top Row— R. Shackelford, L. Adki ' ns, L. Wedekind, N. Cessna, R. Grace, D. Hert, F. Davis, D. Werner. 3rd Row—S. Draffen, J. Wallace, B. Young, F. Wright, S. Rasnick. J. Bebermeyer, P. Lawson, A. Petitt. 2nd Row—B. Stigall, B. Levy, E. Calcara, D. Hillen, C. Roseen, W. May, J. Wilmore, K. Swayne. 1st Row — B. McLoed, R. Grantham, B. Borden, Mr. Limbaugh, L. Ludwig, C. Fyock, S, Manahan, R. Phillips. MISS LINDGREN ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — K. Steege, T. Towsend, H. Flournoy, F. Smith, D. Willis, J. Roach, D. Fleming, H. Marrow, E. Allen, Miss Lindgren, H. Utter, E. Eaton, J. Weibel, A. Crane. 1st Row — S. DeNato, D. Vochatzer, A. Reichardt, A. Coen, F. Arnold, B. Lorence, R. Naher, L. Parker. MR. LUKEN ' S HOME ROOM Top Row—B. Reece, M. Ratcliff, E. Fishbaugh, I. Holland, L. Hargus. A. Reed, M. Schreiber, F. Stephens, P. Beck. 2nd Row — R. Arthur, R. Young, Mr. Lukens, H. Horowitz, D. Adamson, E. Horowitz, J. Cousins, N. DeVaul, B. Smith. 1st Row — M. Prater, B. Erickson, C. Marks, B. Anderson, M. James, M. Williamson, B. Kessler, L. Williams, E. Yearta. MR. McDANIEL ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — A. Shields, V. Henderson, J. Calvert, M. Diamond, C. Graves, J. Dorman, W. Blann, H. Kirk. 2nd Row — P. Coffey, B. Dwinnell, J. Peterson, J. Imbeau, Mr. McDaniel, A. Ohrazda, J. Zerr, X. Katcher. 1st Row — S. Bosshard, M. Lenge, B. Snidow, B. Lockwood, N. Galpin, D. Gulp, J. Kapnistos. 47 o me f P ft n.oT o a a n fj n MISS MOGENSEN ' S HOME ROOM 7 o Row— K. McKnight, B. Noble, R. Gloe, B. Savidge, J. Trantham, O. Olson, N. Hawk, F. Graves. ilh Row — G. Sagand. P. Tecple. E. Reed, R. Sigglen, C. Nelson, B. Slimm, D. Stockdale, R. Egelston. 3rd Row — E. Woerner, M. Hillebrenner, H. Schowengerdt, 0. West, F. Roger, M. Timmons, M. Markham, L. Grieger. 2nd Row — C. Zolotor, J. Scott, A. Russo, A. Levine, D. Holbrook, B. Hall, P. YVillmann, M. Margolin. 1st Row — B. Widlund, A. Levine, B. Higgs, Miss Mogensen, R. Fishman, R. Medley, B. Boyle, T. Stanley. MISS MORRISON ' S HOME ROOM Top Row—a. Kletsky, M. Fletcher, J. Sembler, 0. Hill, B. Bess, B. Herren, W. Crook. 2nd Row — N. Nicholas, J. Praschnia, H. Keleher, D. Atkiesson, P. Harvey, N. Jameson, S. Sherman. 1st Row — R. Williams, Miss Morrison, C. Strother, 0. Buehler, W. Clements, L. Hinman. MISS OLDHAM ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — B. Grega, B. Jennings, W. Jones, J. Arrington, S. Mosher, D. Fitzhugh, R. Adams. 3rd RowS. White, F. Haley, P. Larsen, C. Hoffman, R. Weatherholt, W. Carpenter, M. Wood. 2nd Row — D. Leforgee, M. More-land, M. Travis, L. Meinsen, L. Persky, D. Walker, J. Kumpher. 1st Row — M. Hess, P. Grinnell, R. Sanderson, I. Reed, A. Roark, R. Ballenger. MISS PURNELL ' S HOME ROOM Top Row—h. Rhodes, M. Cohen, J. Harris, M. Hess, D. Millikan, H. Schlesinger, M. Schumacher, B. Reed. 3rd Row — M. McLaughlin, B. Gregory, G. Rodwell, V. Hammer, M. Gilliland, E. Riley, C. Rogers, J. Null. 2nd Row—D. Bolcnbaugh, S. Miller, H. Clark, N. Esrig, J. Covey, E. Elliott. 1st Row—M. Arbuckle, M. Zito, A. Harp, M. McCoy, C. Sublette, J. Tull, W. Wheeler. MR. ROBERTS ' HOME ROOM Top Row — J. Hartley, W. McDonough, L. Jones, R. Waggoner, C. Anderson, R. Finnell, W. Fowler, D. Williams, J. McClure. ith Row—R. Holm, R. Patton, P. Gernhardt, J. Rosanbalm, L. Jaben, P. Reisner, J. Willingham, H. Menze, J. Pointer. 3rd Row — C. Rogers, D. Duncan, J. Earl, J. McLaughlin, H. Page, E. Back, R. Anderson, J. Sperry, M. Kincheloe. 2nd Row—E. Mann, H. Reid, B. Maxwell, R. Owens, J. Marino, B. Merrill, B. Orr, R. Higgins, D. Hart. 1st Row — B. McCorkel, M. Mooney, J. Garrison, A. Glickstein, W. Edmunds, Mr. Roberts, D. Parker, F. Haines, H. Adler. MISS ROBERTSON ' S HO ME ROOM Top Row — W. Behnke, W. Kresse, R. Lancaster, H. Burchett, G. Eaton, K. Webster, B. Corbley, J. Watkins. 3rd Row — D. Bittner, I. Manning, R. Alexander, J. Jeffrey, S. Mawson, R. Nunnclly, E. MeKinley, E. Davis. 2nd Row — D. Williams, C. Davis, B. Raines, P. Hemenway, M. Markle, D. Gilmore, R. Greek. 1st Row — G. Dickerson, J. Heinz, C. Hirsch, B. Flcschman, L. Foster, M. Farmer, P. Cole. 48 ' I Jlam ZootHd MISS SANDBERG ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — J. Henderson, B. Miller, B. Vance, R. Jenkins, P. Schrock, F. Heitman, V. Hughes, J. Holmberg. 3rd Row—M. Birk, G. Merritt, R. White, C. Capps, S. Rybolt, H. Warren, J. Brown, M. Newton, M. Hutton. 2nd Row — D. Hampton, C. Johnson, R. Lapp, M. Davis, Miss Sandberg, C. Hitchborn, R. Piniecki, S. Woosley, N. Aker. 1st Row — R. Rosenberg, D. Tolliver, M. Caswell, B. Herman, J. Powell, J. Marlowe, C. Peden, B. Carroll. MR. SLAYMAKER ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — W. Moore, B. Moberg, L. Hopson, W. Foley, L. Koenigsdorf, B. Brock, J. Duggan, R. Valle. 3rd Row—B. Graham, J. Stivers, B. Riley, B. Jones, L. Gay, J. Bailey, B. Shelton, D. Robinson. 2nd Row — D. Ferris, R. Layman, R. Miller, M. Morrison, L. Clement, J. Carothers, D. Renken, B. Stivers. 1st Row—B. Stafford, J. Harrison, G. Fry, N. White, Mr. Slaymaker, J. Smith, M. Mitchell, J. Hutchins, B. Bebermeyer. MRS. SCOVILLE ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — E. Martz, B. Lundin, D. Brown, B. McCammon, L. Glaser, M. Leach, A. Blackmail, J. Vineyard. 2nd Row — N. Robb, M. Rose, M. Rabuse, Mrs. Scoville, P. Downey, K. Smith, B. Glover. 1st Row—C. Decker, M. McCarty, E. Fretz, M. Moffit, P. Grantham, L. Lispi, C. Cage. MISS TOMLIN ' S HOME ROOM Top Row—F. Brown, G. Bagby, I. Ashworth, J. Glavas, B. Bush, D. Hall, R. Whaley, W. Cornish. 2nd Row— M. Thomas, J. Minor, C. Jones, B. Carey, D. Dolton, E. Brehm, J. Parrack, J. DeVasher. 1st Row—Y). Funk, J. Young, E. VanWey, Miss Tomlin, E. Stephans, E. Allen, G. Armstrong, E. Nell. MRS. SHAFER ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — B. Drummond, D. McDow, C. Johnson, C. Boije, B. Bartlett, E. Sterrett, H. Cravens, J. Arthur, M. Shipley, R. Dean. 3rd Row — T. Dobson, A. Triplett, A. George, M. McMillan, H. Phillips, W. Odsadchey, N. Westervelt, G. Hauer, J. Cave. 2nd Row — J. Stokley, K. Faulkner, S. Kusnetzky, B. Ham, M. Sinclair, R. Martin, M. Shock, M. McComb, J. Leavel. 1st Row—M. Curtis, B. Carlyle, J. Murphy, N. DeVaul, B. Carter, E. Zanna, G. Welton, D. Gray, M. Vineyard. MISS WARDELL ' S HOME ROOM Top Row—L. Groom, C. Pule, C. Beals, B. Smith, D. Horton, H. Mendelsohn, V. Hood, N. Benedict. 3rd Row— 3. Mowry, J. Barber, W. Hall, D. Coekrell, J. Snyder, N. Powell, L. Allen, K. Sever. 2nd Row—O. Jackson, J. Keim, Miss Wardell, R. Nolte, C. Fox, B. Simons, J. Stuckwish. 1st Row—F. Anderson, C. Lowe, D. Alcock, P. Ragle, T. Hunter, L. Cohn, M. Oldham. 49 MR. WATERHOUSE ' S HOME ROOM Top llow—B. Brown, R. Surber, B. Oldham, H. Bulloc, R. Davis, F. Smith. F. Prouty, A. Brod. Uh Row—T. Storie, D. Hurst, D. Wilson, P. Davis, E. Riley, E. Rogers, ( . Warden, L. Bury. 3rd Row — G. Smith, D. Pressgrove, G. Heminger, R. Collins, M. Rau, V. Anone. M. Tharp. T. Atkins. 2nd Row — D. White, E. Holmes. D. Williams, J. Walkenhorst, B. Gotten, .1. Tcale, Mr. Waterhouse, E. Box. 1st Row—B. Kunellis, L. Newkirk, B. Bryant, R. Graves, M. Shackelford, B. Sharp. M. Hammer. MR. WATSON ' S HOME ROOM Top Row—T. Suhr. M. .lerwick, D. Duly, C. Schaffer, N. Timberlake, B. Stroup, R. Brooks. 2nd Row— J. Lund, D. Hayes, C. Solomon, C. Cogan, E. Scott, B. Taylor, ( ' •. Skillicorn. 1st Row — N. Werner, A. Goodman, Mr. Watson, B. Ryan, K. Brenner, S. Mavta. MISS WESTERFTELD ' S HOME ROOM Top Row— M. Staley, C. Stewart, C. Ditzlcr, M. Rhodes, C. Keady, J. Vogel, L. Walton, B. Leave], D. Lvons. 3rd Row— .1. Roberts, B. Shenkel, W. Lollar, N. Lithgow, E. Gray, M. Zaremski, M. Whiting. .1. Kumpher, R. Trout. 2nd Row—B. Caster, R. Ford, M. Rag ' and, D. Sogas, E. Ralot, Miss Westerfield, I. Roberts. V. McKinzic, 15. Yearta. 1st Row—T . Arnold, M. Street, E Taylor, D. Smiley, R. Schaeffer, M. Holton, W. Lusby, A. Sellc, E. Hess. MISS WHITNEY ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — I. Soule, C. Phillips. S. Campbell, !(. Faust, IS. Park, J. Accurso, F. Plomerfelt, .1. Centonze. Uh Row — T. Adams, M. Brooks, M. Surber, D. Johnson, I). Adelspcrgcr, B. Hoffman, A. Osborne, .1. Heifner. 3rd Row — E. Smith, P. Ryan, C. Ervin, S. Fulkerson, D. Roberts, F. Stephenson. A. Oswald, B. Fowler. 2nd Row — F. Hodges, P. Batliff, B. Lane, IS. Stanbrough, N. Donahue, S. Entriken. M. Fretz. L. Combs. 1st Rou — M. Bartlctt, D. Huff, M. Olsen, M. VanDolah, Miss Whitney, W. Barrett, B. Brown, H. Wedding, B. Arnold. MISS WIBERG ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — K. Ratliff, IS. Floyd, D. Maize, E. Silverman, H. Barber, A. Woellner. D. Thornburg, B. Taylor, IS. Robbing. 3rd Row—B. McXally, H. Borchert, C. McKibben, M. Ruddell, M. Brock, B. Steinbrecker, C. Darrel, B. Moad, S. Crume, L. Mefford. i ( : h ii i 2nd Row — W. Simmons, W. Sympson, R. Curtis, S. Sanders, R. Chenalt, L. Anderson, H. Roberts, N. Oaks. 1st Row — A. Armstrong, S. Raier, D. Manfleld, R. Vialpando, J. McDougal, L. Salter, P. Berry, B. Taylor, H. Williams. MISS WING ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — L. Komi ' s, D. McQuerry, T. Weller, M. Cunningham, S. Mann, N. Kressc, C Stoneberger, R. Reece, I. Nissen. 2nd Row—R. Young, M. Williams, W. Blum, M. Williams, B. Foster, D. Blevins, M. Schoepflin, S. Hottman. 1st Row — E. Hartman, R. Moore, R. Zimmerling, P. Gunter, A. Crowley, D. Adams, A. Calia, H. Lohmeyer. MISS WYNNE ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — A. Thornburg, D. Grieger, P. Nissen, R. Hopper, C. Stephens, E. Zareniski, D. Rieser, N. Bescheer. 3rd Row — N. Stoenner, S. Fischman, B. Dietrich, T). Hanske, M. Adam, ■T. Robinson, G. George, G. Zurovsky. 2nd Row—F. Wagner, B. Crane, K. Keeting, J. Bray, P. Bced, J. Bandolph, B. Ganz, R. Yoakum. 1st Row — P. Stasi, J. Roth, J. Wagner, D. Fincher, H. Brown, A. Rciman, K. Ehlers. 50 Srt.ap.4- Mr. Dubach and Mr. Williams Injun Student Council Officers, M. Shearer, J. B. Mehrens, D. Leforgee, B. Skinner, D. Top Row — The Big Two, and Stumpy - - - Howard, J. Murphy, Fitzhugh. 3rd Row — Pop Gunter and his lunchroom staff - - - Only Sophies, N. Scott, B. Travis, G. Sagand, B. Slimm, T. Sudvarg, D. Shearer, K. Feldmeyer, D. Alcoek Mr. Lewis Boss custodian Centralism poster winners, C. Hirsch, C. Hitchhorn, D. Hockcn smith. 2nd Row — Let ' er roll — Print shop fellas, B. Henderson, C. Mr. Limbaugh, J. Grigsby How about a Centralian manship class - - - Open House. 1st Row — Please, can we smile like they arc? — B. Simons, T horst Consultin ' the office staff ? ' ? ? Ain ' t love B. Smith, B. Fiunell. Anderson, ? — Sales- . Walken- grand? To Central Dear old Central, far-famed Central, Thou shall never fail; Round thy name there clings a tendril Of tradition ' s tale. CHORUS Thou art victor; fame lias followed, 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 In his strength in strife. HljWM mH luu A |B w-r m ™ !rf 3MV H ' f m tf f 9 im ! LITEBARY SOCIETIES 9+itelbocietif Cante itant l r r V b r r a, r$ w INTERSOCIETY REPRESENTATIVES Peterson, IS. Skinner, B. Henderson, e. w. e. a. a s. O. Cs . C-. 7. 7?. «£. ?. e. 2 . A 3. e. 4. e. M. 2. S. C . JL, 7T. A . £. C. Lewis, C. Hoffman, J. Webster: J. McLaughlin, N. McDanicl. Aristonian: M. Abrams, .1. Mowry, J- Arthur, P. Grinnell, 15. Morris, H. Howard, M. Sinclair. Emerson: A. Pinkcrton, M. Maddox, It. Harris, R. Hopper, J. Watkins, 1). Zook, J. Lawson, Thaltan: S. Smith, li. Stanbro ugh, M. Oldham, M. Hall, P. Larsen, .1. Pugh, C. Fox. Jefferson: 3. Bailey, IS. Kest, D. Houtz, li. Cawby, R. Egelston, H. Tager, B. McCorkle. Delphian: M. Crosby, E. I.ePage, C. Decker, M. Moreland, (1. .lacobscn, R. Ham, L. Persky. Franklin: B. Schwarz, I). Fitzhugh, H. Meuze, li. Mehrens, li. Holm, .1. Hartley, R. Adams. Minerva: M. Barndt, B. Black, R. liallenger, N. Galpin, M. Hood, H. Abend, N. Oaks. Slache: D. Moore, R. Arthur, M. Schilon, L. Scott, N . Stoenner, M. Rose, L. Schwarzenholz. Phllodemtan: M, Masonoff, P. Reisner, V. RcDohough, II. Altman, G. George, A. Glickstcln, I). Phillips. 56 jntesi o-cietu The Central Jefferson Club and the Minerva Literary Society tied for first place in the Fifty-ninth Annual Intersociety Contest with a total of 11 points each. Second place was taken by the Central Emerson Club. The Websters and the Franklins tied for third, and fourth place was taken by the Philodemians. INTERSOCIETY RATINGS ORATION 1. Youth ' s Choice Don Fitzhugh, C. F. C. 2. America, My Heritage Norman Peterson, C. W. C. 3. Thank You, America Pete Reisner, 4. For Whom the Bell Tolls Joanne Mowry, P. L. S. A. L. S. EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING 1. James Bailey C. J. C. 2. Maxine Abrams A. L. S. 3. Margo Barndt 4. Shirley Smith -M. L. S. -T. L. S. DECLAMATION 1. Brother, Take a Bow Richard Harris, C. E. C. 2. The Hourglass Dudley Houtz, C. J. C. 3. Jane Ann Rena Rave Ballenger, 4. The Bishop ' s Candlesticks Bill McDonough, 1. Electronics, The Science of Magic Tubes Harold Altman, P. L. S. 2. The (ireatest Show on Earth Martha Moreland, D. L. S. FORMAL ESSAY 3. The Dragon Awakes Pat Grinnell, 4. Airlines of Tomorrow Robert Cawby, INFORMAL ESSAY 1. Faith Eternal Mary Hood, M. L. S. 2. War Memorials Bob Holm, C. E. C. 3. Courage Georgia Ann Jacobsen, 4. Hit the Beach Robert Egelston, VERSE 1. For This We Fight Jerrv McDaniel, C. W. C. 2. Deity Naomi Oaks, M. L. S. 3. Blind? Mary Jo Sinclair, 4. Song of the Conquered People Doris Phillips, M. L. S. P. L. S. A. L. S. C. J. c. D. L. S. C J. C. A. L. S. P. L. S. BIOGRAPHY 1. Courage Don Zook, C. E. C. 2. ' Till Then Henry Tager, C. J. C. 3. I Am An American Ruth Abend, M. L. S. 4. My Son, My Son, Would God I Had Died for Thee Charles Hoffman, C. W. C. Top Row — Commander Zerr and his Redcoats, Websters . . . Web- sters, we really crave our brothers . . . La Nell Meinsen and the Violets . . . Art Paseutti and the boys of C. J. C. serenading the gals of A. L. S. 3rd Row — Murph and her Minnies . . . C. E. C. led by Rogers Hopper . . . Bill LaRue and the boys of buff and brown, S. L. Y. 2nd Row — The Philos in action led by Eileen Horovitz . . . Shirley Butner and the S. L. H. 1st Row— Helen Simmons and the T. L. S. being true to the gray and blue . . . D. L. S. to A. L. S. led by Betty Smith . . . The winners . . . C. J. C. and M. L. S. 57 Getvfoal WebiteSi GluL OFFICERS first Term President - Bob Merrill Vice-President _ Jerry McLaughlin Secretary _ - Bob Weatherholt Corresponding Secretary Chuck Hoffman Treasurer Bill Henderson Critic _ _ - X orma n Peterson Sergeant-at-Arms --- Jack Grigsby Property Box Jim Zerr Devotional Chairman Bill Skinner Pari iamentarian - Don Louk Intersociety Representative Warren Jones Second Term Jerry McLaughlin Bob Weatherholt Chuck Hoffman Bill Henderson Al Lease Norman Peterson Jim Thompson Boh Merrill Karl Kenyon Don Louk Warren Jones Third Term Bob Weatherholt Chuck Hoffman Bill Henderson Jim Thompson Al Lease Bill Skinner Jim Zerr Jack Grigsby Earl Kenyon Don Louk Warren Jones Fourth Term Chuck Hoffman Bill Henderson Norman Peterson Dan Gepford Jim Thompson Bill Skinner Ben Staley Karl Kenyon Dick Layman Mike Calcara Warren Jones Meda 1 Pinner Al Lease Song Leader Jim Zerr Standard Bearer Tommy Stanley Pianist Bob Owens Motto In Vestigiis Maxiinoruin Colors Bed and White _ fm wr% TWITl B, ' O, F , fj Oi KT ' D P 5 Top Row—B. Merrill. G. McLaughlin, B. Weatherholt, C. Hoffman, W. Jones, Miss Grubbs, Mr. Lukens, C. Anderson, B. Bartlett. 3rd Row — C. Brown, M. Calcara, J. George, D. Gepford, J. Grigsby, W. Henderson, L. Jones, E. Kenyon, M. Kincheloe. 2nd Row — D. Layman, A. Lease, C. Lewis, D. Louk, J. McDaniels, B. Orr, B. Owens, N. Peterson, R. Shackelford. 1st Row — B. Skinner, B. Staley, T. Stanley, M. Surbcr, J. Thompson, J. Zerr, H. Zimmerman. 58 A u to UaM, Jlitesva uf, Society, OFFICERS First Term President Marjorie Wood Vice-President Joanne Van Valkenbui Secretary Pat Grinnell Treasurer Shirley White Corresponding Secretary La Nell Meinsen Sergeant-at-A rms Mary Lee Travis Phoeb ia Diane Lef orgee Critic Barbara Morris Reporter Helen Howard Rush Captain Muriel Shearer Intersociely Representative Winona Carpenter Second Term Joanne Van Valkenburg Pat Grinnell -Shirley White La Nell Meinsen Mary Lee Travis Diane Lel ' orgee Barbara Morris Helen Howard Muriel Shearer Mary Beth Hess Winona Carpenter Third Term Pat Grinnell Shirley White La Nell Meinsen Mary Lee Travis Diane Leforgee Muriel Shearer Barbara Morris Helen Howard Shirley Entrikin Joanne Van Valkenburg Winona Carpenter Fourth Term Shirley White La Nell Meinsen Mary Lee Travis Diane Leforgee Muriel Shearer Barbara Morris Helen Howard Maxine Abranis Shirley Entrikin Winona Carpenter Meda 1 Pinner Winona Carpenter Song Leader La Nell Meinsen Standard Bearer Muriel Shearer Pianist Shirley Entrikin Motto Non Quis, Sed Quid Colors Purple and Lavender $ Top Row—M. Wood, J. Van Valkenburgh, P. Grinnell, S. White, W. Mrs. Shafer, Mr. Hann, M. Abranis, M. Anderson, A. Angle. Carpenter, Jr P AjO ' ' ' R° w — J| Arthur, D. Bolenbaiagh, P. Brennan, V. Brown, J. Burgess, Vl fft ' S ' P ' lVr ' A ' Frazer c - Fuwish, M. V. Gibbs, M. Grcely. J , fKj. 3rd Row— -iU Hess, H. Howard, J. Krekel, D. Leforgee, M. Martin, V. McKei zie, L., Meinsen, N. Montgomery, B. Morris, J, Mowry. jj jjJ , L 2iul fiom— L. Myers, M. Prater, S. Rhodes, S. Richards, E. Riley, A.ty Sagand, D. Shearer, M. Shearer, B. Sharp, A. Short. fU l|y (r ' isi Row—M. Sinclair, D. Stockdale, B. Travis, M. G. 1st Row—M. Sinclair, D. Stockdale, B. Travis, M. L. Travis, M. Watson, P. Watson, S. Weddle. 59 Centteu ZmeSiAxtn Club OFFICERS First Term President _ Charles Ditzler Vice-President Rogers Hopper Secretary HerbertBrown Corresponding Secretary Jean Sperry Treasurer DonZook Sergeant- it-. rnis- Francis Darr Emersonian Lawrence Hicks Critic. Bill Maxwell Intersociety Representative Bill McGovney Second Term Third Term Fourth Term Rogers Hopper Jean Sperry Francis Darr .loan Sperry Herbert Brown Gerald Bagby Francis Darr Francis Darr Harold Busebmevei Herbert Brown Bill Maxwell Bob Benson Harold Buschmeyer Bob Prout Bob Prout Bill Maxwell Jim Lawson Ronald Shumate Don Zook Don McDow Rogers Hopper Charles Ditzler Rogers Hopper Herbert Brown Bill McGovney Bill McGovney Bill McGovney Medal Pinner Francis Darr Song Leader Rogers Hopper Standard Rearer Bill McGovney Pianists Ralph Roberts, Harold Roberts Motto Labor Omnia Vincit Colors Blue and Gray 7?i Fr . f£$, Top Row — G. Dit lcr, B. Hopper, J. Sperry, F. Darr, B. McGi Miss Cal ihhn, Mr. Blackford, G. Bagby. 3rd Row— A. Bell, B. R. Harris, D. Kel UaUati Jlit iG uf, Society OFFICERS First Term President Barbara Bates Vice-Presiden t Pat Larsen Secretary Helen Simmoiis Corresponding Secretary Joan Pugh Treasurer Marilyn Mooney Sergeant-at-Arms Carolyn Harrison Sacerdos Shirley Bobertson Editor of Tattler Kaleen Brenner Critic Frances Haley Hush Captain Pat Larsen Intcrsocicty Representative Marilyn Schreiber Second Term Pat Larsen Helen Simmons Joan Pugh Marilyn Mooney Frances Haley Carolyn Harrison Pat Redl Kaleen Brenner Barbara Bates Pat Larsen Marily n Schreiber Third Term Helen Simmons Marilyn Mooney Joan Pugh Frances Haley Carolyn Harrison Betty DeWitt Shirley Bobertson Martha Glickstein Pat Larsen Pat Bedl Marilyn Schreiber Fourth Term Joan Pugh Marilyn Mooney Frances Haley Carolyn Harrison Shirley Bobertson Betty DeWitt Betty Phillips Shirley Richman Helen Simmons Pat Redl Marilyn Schreiber Meda I Pinner Frances Haley Song Leader Helen Simmons Standard Bearer Pat Larsen Pianist Marilyn Schreiber Motto Non Ministrari, Sed Ministrare Colors -__ - ..Gold and White Top Row B. Bates, P. Larsen, H. Simmons, J. Pugh, M. Schreiber, Miss Leibengood, Mr. Limbaugh, M. Berry, P. Bolt. 3rd Row—K. Brenner, E. DeWitt, J. Flannery, C. Fox, M. Glickstein, F. Haley, M. Hall, N. Hawk, C. Harrison. 2nd Row — J. Heinz, D. Lane, B. Levy, L. Ludwig, M. Mooney, M. Oldham, S. Packard, B. Phillips, P. Redl. 1st R ow — S. Richman, V. Scott, S. Bobertson, K. Sever. J. Shumate, K. Smith, S. Smith, B. Stanbrough, F. Stephens, G. Young. 61 Ge+tfoal fJe eMatt Club OFFICERS First Term President - James Ba i ley Vice-President Dudley Houtz Secretary -Lloyd Briggs Treasurer - James Carothers Curres wiiding Secretary Norman Gallagher Sergcant-at-Arms — - - Arthur Pascutti Rush Captain - - — Richard Miller Property Rn.r Bill Level Richard Martin lutersociety Representative - William Best Second Term Dudley Houtz Lloyd Briggs James Carothers Norman Gallagher Dick Finnell Jack Schaff William Best Dick Finnell James Bailey William Best Third Term William Best James Carothers Ed Nesselroad Lloyd Briggs William Faust Donald Duncan Dudley Houtz Dudley Houtz William Best William Best Fourth Term Lloyd Briggs Ed Nesselroad Wayne Crook Bichard Miller Calvin Payne Jack Duckworth Donald Duncan William Best Medal Pinner. - _ Dudley Houtz Song Leader Arthur Pascutti Standard Bearer James Carothers Pianist Lloyd Toevs Motto - Veritas Vos Liberabit Colors Orange and Black lit ilk., P . - ? ■ S S f S t+ ± L A Top Row— J. Bailey, D. Houtz, B. Best, L. Briggs, Miss Kite, Mr. Diersen, J. Arthur, N. Besheer. lilh Row— 3. Botz, H. Chelemer, W. Crook, C. Cartella, J. Carothers, B. Cawby, D. Duncan, J. Duckworth. 3rd Row—B. Egelston, B. Faust, C. Graves, N. Gallagher, W. Langford, R. Martin, J. McComb, B. McCorkle. 2nd Row—R. Miller, E. Nesselroad, A. Pascutti, C. Payne, K, Propst, A. Reed, R. Reid, J. Schaaf. 1st Row— 3. Soule, R. Stewart, R. Strader, C. Street, H. Tager, A. Thornberg, D. Whaley, P. Wyne. 62 jbelp iia i Jlitela uf Society OFFICERS President Vice-President _ Secretary. Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms i Critic V Rush Captain Delph i Pari iam en tarian Intcrsociety Representative - First Term Lillian Persky Betty Smith Joyce Blacker Martha Moreland Wilma Schlein Jo Ann McRay Pat Thompson Betty Smith Joyce Blacker Maxine Ba rtlett Eleanor Lepage 1 Second Term Betty Smith Joyce Blacker Martha Moreland Wilma Schlein Jo Ann McRay Mary Parmenter Lillian Persky Eleanor LePage Shirley Rommann Maxine Bartlc,tt Eleanor LePage Third Term Eleanor LePage Martha Moreland Shirley Rommann Jo Ann McRay Wilma Schlein Wilma Wheeler Betty Smith Jo Ann McRay Lillian Persky Maxine Bartlejt Eleanor LePage Fourth Term Martha Moreland Shirley Rommann Jo Ann McRay Wilma Schlein Wilma Wheeler Helen Xordlohne Eleanor LePage Lillian Persky Betty Smith M.a ine _Bartj f 1 1 Eleanor LePage Medal Pinner Eleanor LePage Song Leader Betty Smi Standard Bearer Jo Ann McRay Pianist Betty Fretz Flower Girl Lillian Persky Motto Melius Esse Quam Videri Colors Old Rose and Silver f Top Row—L. Persky, B. Smith, E. LePage, M. Moreland, Mrs. Scoville, Mr. Dentel, M. Adam, D. Adams, D. Ballard, M Bartlett ith Row—V. Beck, M. Birk, M. Brock, B. Carter, R. Cheatham, M. Crosby, L. Curran, B. Dawkins, C. Decker, R. DeMasters. 3rd Row—M. Finnel, B. Fretz, N. Geritz, L. Glaser, S. Green, R. Ham, P. Heaven, B. Hall, G. Jacobson, B. McCamman. 2nd Row—H. McCorkle, C. McKeliben, J. McRay, P. Moehlman, M. Momt, H. Nordlohne, J. Payne, S. Rommann, M. Sauder, W. Schlein. 1st Row—il. Shackelford, J. Stuckwith, P. Thompson, A. Troutman, M. Vanderhoof, M. VanderMey, M. Wall, J. Walkenhorst, W. Wheeler, E. Wright. 63 Central fytiGstklUt GluL OFFICERS First Term President Bob Grega Vice-President lames Howard Secretary -Bob Jennings Treasurer Roger Adams Sergeant-at-Arms Bryce Mehrens Poor Richard.- Henry Menze Critic _ Bill Riley Rush Captain Terry Walkenhorst Intersocietu Representative __ Don Fitzhugh Second Term Third Term Fourth Term Roger Adams Don Fitzhugh James Howard Bob Jennings Bryce Mehrens Bryce Mehrens Bryce Mehrens Vincent Henderson Jim Hartley Vincent Henderson James Howard Lee Storer Bill Riley Bill Riley Larry Wedikind Charles Stephens John Kapnistos Bernard Carey Rob Grega Roger Adams Don Fitzhugh Terry Walkenhorst Terry Walkenhorst Terry Walkenhorst Don Fitzhugh Don Fitzhugh Don Fitzhugh Meda 1 Pinner Boh Jennings Song Leader Bill LaRuc Standard Bearer Bill Riley Motto Animus, Cor, Manus Colors _ - Bull ' and Brown 1 ? iT — :CP W ' .--1 ( % = «? Hl W f f ' ' r .-  tf + f 3 Top Row — B. Grega, R. Adams, D. Fitzhugh, J. Howard, Miss Leonard, Mr. Evans, I. Adams, E. Anselmi, J. Brown. 3rd Row—H. Burchett, B. Carey, J. Chcdester, W. Cornish, D. Dalton, B. Dean, P. Quinn, J. Hartley, V. Henderson. 2nd Row — B. Holm, J. Holmberg, B. Jenkins, B. Jennings, J. Kapnistos, D. Leedy, J. Marino, B. Mehrens, H. Menze. ist Row — J. Peterson, B. Bailey, S. Rybolt, B. Schwarz, C. Stephens, T. Walkenhorst, L. Wedikind, J. Willingham. (A Mineko a Jltfe uzky Sooietu OFFICERS First Term President Nancy Galpi ' n Vice-President Jackie Kumpfer Secretary Mary V. Hood Treasurer Diane Walker Corresponding Secretary Anna Mae Selle Sergeaiit-at-Arms Marjorie Street Critic Ruane Sanderson Rush Captains Beverly Shenkel Ann Roark Intersociety Representative Joyce Covey Second Term Jackie Kumpfer Mary V. Hood Diane Walker Ruane Sanderson Anna Mae Osborne Neoma Esrig Ann Roark Anna Mae Selle Beverly Shenkel Joyce Covey Third Term Mary V. Hood Diane Walker Anna Mae Selle Beverly Shenkel Rena Raye Ballenger Ann Boark Marjorie Street Anna Mae Osborne Anna Mae Selle Fourth Term Diane Walker Jeanne Murphy Neoma Esrig Rena Raye Ballenger Mary Tate Anna Mae Osborne Mary Schumacher Nora Mae DeVaul Norma Fay DeVaul Anna Mae Scjle z Medal Pinner Mary V. Hood Song Leader Jeanne Murphy Standard Bearer Diane Walker Pianist Barbara Si mons Flower Girl Ann Roark Motto Fax Mentis Incendium Gloriae Colors Green and White Top Row — N. Galpin, J. Kumpfer, M. Hood, D. Walker, J. Coyey, A. Selle, Miss Alton, Mr. Roberts, R. Abend. tith Row — M. Adams, D. Alcock, M. Atherton, R. Ballenger, M. Barndt, B. Black, N. F. DeVaul, N. M. DeVaul, Neoma Esrig. 3rd Row—D. Griefe, P. Gunter, M. McComb, M. Modlin, P. Montgomery, D. Mott, J. Murphy, J. Murphy, A. Myers. 2nd Row—ti. Oaks, A. Osborne, J. Powell, P. Ragle, A. Roark, M. Schumacher, N. Scott, B. Shenkel, B. Simons. 1st Row — C. Simmons, B. Slimm, M. Street, M. Tate, M. Timmons, J. Welsh, A. White, S. Woosley. 65 Society Of Jlite iatun,e and ctfutoiy OFFICERS First Term Second Term President Shirley Butner Norma Stoenner Vice-President Norma Stoenner Beverly Casler Secretary Tony Fairehild Lorna Schwarzenholz Treasurer Lorna Schwarzenholz Tony Fairehild Corresponding Secretary Beverly Casler Maxine Williamson 5. L. H. Nancy Guilliams Ruth Arthur Critic _ Marilyn McCarty Marilyn McCarty Rush Captain Norma Stoenner Norma Stoenner Sergeant-at krms __ _ Betty Williard Nancy Guilliams tnfe n% w faj£ sensitive -- Shirley Butner Shirley Butner Third Term Lorna Schwarzenholz Tony Fairehild Beverly Casler Maxine Williamson Bita Dworak Elaine Wilhelm Ruth Arthur Anna Blackmail Lois Scott Shirley Butner Medal Pinner Norma Stoenner Standard Bearer __ — Beverly Casler Song Leader Shirley Butner Pianist. _ Dorothea Hanske Motto Veni, Yedi, Vici Colors Powder Blue and Navy Fourth Term Beverly Casler Ruth Arthur Rita Dworak Norma Stoenner Tony Fairehild Maxine Williamson Lorna Schwarzenholz Elaine Wilhelm Madge Swerdfeger Shirley Butne r Top Row — S. Butner, N. Stoenner, L. Schwarzenholz, B. Casler, Miss Wynne, Miss Estes, R. Arthur. 3rd Row—A. Blackman, P. Carlyle, S. Carpenter, R. Dworak, T. Fairehild, D. Fincher, D. Hanske. 2nd Row — J. Harmon, G. Haynes, N. Leava, M. McCarty, F. Moore, M. Rose, M. Schilon. 1st Row — L. Scott, J fl. Swerdfeger, E. Taylor, N. Wiggins, E. Wilhelm, M. Williamson, G. Zurovsky. 66 PUdodtemiGst Jlrfesiasuf, Society OFFICERS First Term President Glenn Back Vice-President Bill Leave! Secretary Betty Propst Treasurer Eileen Horovitz Corresponding Secretary Anna Mae Wright Sergeant-at-Arms Marion Masonoff Critic Bill McDonough Parliamentarian Betty Dietrich Historian Aaron Glickstein Intersociety Representative Pete Reisner Second Term Bill Leavel Betty Dietrich Anna Mae Wright Marion Masonoff Doris Phillips Bill McDonough Eileen Horovitz Bob Anderson Aaron Glickstein Pete Reisner Third Term Bill McDonough Marion Masonoff Eileen Horovitz Doris Phillips Betty Dietrich Shirly Mawson Bill Leavel Betty Propst Aaron Glickstein Pete Reisner Fourth Term Eileen Horovitz Bill Thompson Betty Propst Shirly Mawson Doris Phillips Glenn Wilson Bill McDonough Bill Leavel Aaron Glickstein Pete Reisner Medal Pinner Pete Reisner Song Leader Eileen Horovitz Standard Bearer Bill Thompson Pianist Fletcher Anderson Motto Litterae et Aequalitas Colors - --. Black and White €JX Top Row — G. Back, B. Leavel, B. McDonough, E. Horovitz, P. Reisner, Miss Sandberg, Mr. Alexander. 3rd Row — G. George, A. Glickstein, C. Hirsch, B. Larbig, M. Masonoff, S. Mawson, D. Phillips. 2nd Row — H. Altman, F. Anderson, B. Dietrich, D. Empson, T. Engle, L. Eye, E. Fishbaugh. 1st Row — B. Propst, J. Roth, B. Stigall, W. Sympson, B. Thompson, C. Warden, G. Wilson. 67 +t d ' tXd- Top Row — Meet Lumy — Luminary mascot, A. Roark, D. Walker, P. flrinnell, S. White, M. Wood, M. L. Travis, L. Persky, P. Larsen, F. Haley - - - In a playful mood — M. Shearer - - - Experi- ment] ng? — Mr. Oldendick. ■irrt Row — White Giants and Blue Boys receive letters - - - Hum-m-m _Spring — D. Finnell, L. Mrinsen - - - The Big Shots — Senior Officers, 3. Howard, B. Jennings, P. firinnell, N. G-alpin, U. Fitzhugh, W. Carpenter. 2nrf Row — Yeah — Blue! C. Kranhuhl, C. Jones, B. Skinner, J. Murphy, J. Murphy Book Worms? P. Willingham, C. Anderson, M. Kencheloe, B. Holms, R. Abend - - - Miss Abel advises. 1st Row — Ah-h for the life of a photographer, J. VanValkenburgh, B. Mehrens, leaving the dark room - - - Teen Town - - - First class Sarvs T. Walkenhorst and E. Modlin, Ccntralian pho- tographers. 68 v to . r =££ rK  fotfU£iRci9.M(i !et r V = Mary Lee Trayi Co-Editor Bob Weatherholt Co-Editor Winona Carpenter Business Manager ■ m ' H F J 1 7 ' op Row— L. Persky P. Larsen S. White B. Grega B. Jennings H. Simmons Row 5 — M. Morelantf M. Wood R. R. Ballenger K. Brenner J. Pugh B. McGovney Row h-- S. Butner N. Ary M. Schreiber C. Hoffman W. Jones N. Petersen Row 3- B. LaBue E. Balot P. Grinnell J. Thompson H. Howard B. Best Row 2- H. Menze J. Burgess M. Williamson B. Stanborough B. Travis J. Cliedester Row 1- E. Modlin T. Walkenhorst C. S. Hann Doris Callahan Coah Henry J. Ivan Hayes G. R. Watson 70 GetiitiGiliGH, Sttaixb EDITORIAL STAFF Top Row — Mr. Harm, B. Weatherholt, B. McGovney, N. Peterson, B. H. Simmons Jennings, B. Grega, B. Jennings, B. LaBue, T. Walkenhorst, E Modi in. Row 3— M. Moreland, J. Pugh, N. Ary, M. Wood. Row 2- S. Burner, K. Brenner, E. Balot, S. White, M. ravis, L. Persky, P. Larsen, B. Ballenger, M. Schreiber. BUSINESS STAFF J. Thompson, J. Chedester, B. Stanbrough, H. Menze, M. Williamson, Mr. Ha nn, B. Travis, B. Best, J. VanValkenburgh . . . H. Howard, W. Carpenter, P. (irinnell. Big Boss and his Sarv — Jennings and Grega, Sports Editors. 2nd Row — Tell it again . . . Weatherholt doesn ' t get it. Bob Weatherholt, C. S. Hann and Mary Lee Travis have a big con- ference . . . Lillian Persky at the fdes and Winny Carpenter balancing (?) the hooks. 1st Row — At work in the Centralian ollice — Chuck Hoffman, mounting; Marjorie Wood, typing; Martha Moreland, filing; and Warren Jones, just messin ' around ... A Centralian fiend, Shirley White, gets a big bang out of the yearbook . . . Pat Larsen and Rena Bae Ballenger at work on copy. 71 JluwUwa uf, 1ST TERM LUMINARY EDITORS Dox Fitzhvgh, Co-Editor Warrex Joxes, Co-Editor Jack Grigsby, Managing Editor Bill Skixxer. Managing Editor Jim Thompson, Managing Editor 1ST TERM LUMINARY STAFF Top flow — S. Mosher, B. McGovney, J. Arlington, C. Hoffman, R. Adams, B. Grega, B. Jennings, D. Fitzhugh, B. Skinner, J. Thompson, X Grigsby. 2nd Row— P. Larsen, F. Haley, A. Roark, B. Weatherholt, W. Carpenter, P. Grinnell, R. Sanderson, M. Hess, W. Jones, R. Ballenger, J. Kumpher. 1st Row — S. White, M. Moreland, N. Ary, L. Meinsen, D. Leforgee, L. Persky, D. Walker, M. Travis, M. Wood. ' ' j, . . i 1ST TERM LUMINARY STAFF Top Row—C. Hoffman, I. Reed, W. Carpenter, M. Moreland, L. Persky, D. Walker, B. B. Ballenger, P. Larsen. 3rd Row—V. Haley, B. McGovney, R. Adams, B. Grega, B. Jennings, L. N. Meinsen, N. Ary, M. Wood. 2nd Row — M. L. Travis, S. White, .1. Kumpfer, D. Leforgee, M. Hess, B. Weatherholt, A. Boark, R. Sanderson. HI Row—V. Grinnell, S. Mosher, J. Arrington, E. Modlin, T. Walkenhorst, Virginia Oldham, A. Limbaugh, J. Ivan Hayes. 72 .urn ina uf, 2nd Term Luminary Stafi Top Row — I . Darr, B. Henderson, B. Leavcl, N. Stuessi, C. Ditzler, J. Bailey, H. Friedman, B. Faust, C. Anderson, H. Menze, S. Howard, B. Mehrens, B. Riley, H. Wilson. 2nd Row— M. V. Hood, NY. Wheeler, C. Harrison, M. Mooney, M. Brooks, A. Wright, E. Brown, N. Galpin, E. Elliott, H. Heisler, V. Henderson, B. LaRue. 1st Row— H. Esrig, M. Shearer, B. Dwinnell, E. DeWitt, E. Balot, E. McAbel. 2nd Term Luminary Staff Bill Henderson Co-Editor Marily n Mooney Co-Editor Charles Anderson Managing Editor Charles Ditzler Managing Editor mhtitifc M x iM 2nd Term Luminary Staff Top Row—B. Gillcn, ,T. Bailey, F. Darr, E. DeWitt, K. Brenner, N. Galpin, M. V. Hood, E. Balot. fith Row— Hi.. Brooks, B. I.cavcl, W. Wheeler, B. Dwinnell, M. Shearer, X. Esrig, E. McAbel, N. Stuessi. 3rd Row — B. Mehrens, .1. Howard (not on Staff I, E. Brown, B. LaRue, B. Faust, C. Harrison, H. Friedman. 2nd Row— A. Wright, H. Menze, V. Hen- derson, H. Wilson, E. Elliott, B. Propst, H. Heisler, W. Hall. 1st Row — Miss Oldham, Mr. Limbaugh, Mr. Hayes, H. Ditzler (picture omit- ted). 73 Toil How — Le Big Three, For the Rest of ' Student JJ He and My 2n the World Co By, N. Werner - - - The rectors, C. Lewis, D. Fitzhugh, B. LaRue Gal, Jeanne and Joan Murphy, sister act. l Row — Dick Fi nnell, Wild Over Us, IJ. second, J. Loman. Twilight Time They Co Wild, Simply Fitzhugh, B. LaRue - - - Gene Krupa the 1st Row- Giv] And we give you— those dainty, petite, and darling Folly • C. Leedv, .7. Hartley, B. Carey, B. Mehrens, E. Anselmie ' The Sheik ol ' Araby and His Harem, C Kelsey. 74 £ psU uj, Plan Top Row — B. Schwartz, E. Levine, D. Houtz, S. Mawson, B. MeDon- ough, R. Wolf, R. Ballenger ... J. Van Yalkenburgli, P. Thompson, L. McCracken, D. Mott, M. Zaremski, R. Harris. ' ilh Row — 7. LePage, B. Schwartz, J. Arthur . . . B. MeGovney, F. Canfield, M. Crosby . . . M. Hood, R. Ballenger, S. Silverman, E. LePage, J. Jeffrey. 3rd Row — H. Brown, J. Signorelli, D. Presgrove, C. Lewis, D. Zook ... J. Murphy, J. McRay, L. McCracken Faust, J. Van Valkenburgh. . B. Dwinnell, B. 2nd Row — Waiting for Cues . . . Sound Effects, D. Butterfleld, W. Benson . . . B. Leavel, F. Canfield, D. Houtz, B. McDonough, J. Arthur. 1st Row—D. Houtz, R. Ballenger . . . S. Mawson, F. Darr, B. McDon- ough, J. Van Valkenburgh ... J. Van Valkenburgh, F. Darr. 75 Hand Top Row—C. Beals, W. Bartee, C. Button, 1 . Fisher, .7. Grigsby, II. Kraft, D. Leforgec, X. MacKay, S. MacLacblnn, IS. Miller, E. Nell. Atkeison, C. Boye, T. Carpenter, E. Davis, r,lA Row—S. Packard, B. Snidow, 1). Alexander, T. ; jfajmjQ 0 £XS J .i. Glannery, 13. French, K. Hammer, 1). Hard. . yh Kuw — C. Harris. E. Halt, P. Harvey, H. Keitraan, B. Henderson, D. Hcnkin, 1). Horton, C OU I C L Johnson, D. Kellogg, S. Kirby, i. Kinser. 3nl Row— R. Lapp, C. LaSola, .1. Lawson, A. Levinc, R. Lewis, H. Linder, K. , , CJ Z? I! - DeMasters, R. Mitchell, D. Morphew. Lockridge, B. Lykke, H. Zimmerman. nxet How — Mr. Schlager, D. Zook, V. Rhodes. BAND CABINET Tow Row .lack Grigsby, Donald Zook, Hcrshcl Kraft. Bottom Row Jim Lawson, Diane Leforgec, Pat Harvey. 2nd How—W. Oldham, A. Parker. S. Parker, Ii. Parr, C. Phillips, H. Roberts, S. Raccuglia, A. ' - - Short, B. Snare. Ii. Strader, W. Sympson, t 4 ' 7s J -  ' 1ft Row H. Walkenhorst, M. Watson, A. Whit.. B. Wilson, P. Wvnc, R. Young, W. ZachariasJ O CHeitla lh f) PC £3 Top Row— D. Alexander, L. Anderson, W. Bartee, B. Beitman, E. Brehm, A. Brod, S. Butler, J. Cave, B. darter. 5th Row—R. Clevenger, M. Cohen, P. Davis, R. DeMasters, W. Edmunds, L. Eye, P. Gibbs, D. Gilmore, C. Graves. ith Row — L. Grieger, D. Hall, P. Harvey, G. Haynes, D. Henkin, .1. Howard, J. Kein, E. Leiberman, S. Mawson. 3rd Row—yi. McCarty, J. McClair. J. McDaniel, H. Meyers, R. Miller, W. Moore, W. Osadchey, J. Powell, J. Reese. 2nd Row — H. Reid, S. Richman, B. Ross, G. Schmidt, B. Snare, J. Soule, M. Thomas, N. Thompson, L. Toevs. 1st Row — D. Watson, P. Wyne, C. Zolater, Y. Zacharias, Mr. Schlager. ORCHESTRA CABINET Jim Howard, Jerry McDaniel, Pat Harvey, Gerald Schmidt. 77 Olympianl Top Row — D. Shearer, S. Rhodes, J. Kumpfer, F. Calvert, E. Gaines, M. Shearer, S. Rommann, L. Hanueu, P. Bury. Uh How— I). Moore, K. Sever, B. Steiobrecher, R. Frazer, L. Eye, I). Boleiibaugh, li. Sanderson, E. Elliott. 3rd Row — R. Ryan, S. Kusnetzky, E. Riley, D. Fincher, Y. Schmalz, M. Lawson, M. Hess, E. Scott. 2nd liow—L. Couts, B. Traw, P. Anderson, Miss Jones, Miss Purnell, V. Scott, M. Curtis, D. Ballard. 1st Row—H. Simmons, D. Allin, G. Boren, F. Haley, M. Noble, M. Gibbs, I. Beed, H. Mills. OLYMPIAN CLUB OFFICERS First Term Second Term President _Ila Beed Shirley Rommann Vice-President Helen Simmons Georgia Boren Secretary -Mary Noble Dorothy Allin Treasurer __ Frances Haley Pauline Bury Corresponding Secretary Mary V. Gibbs Frances Haley Critic Georgia Boren Helen Mills Program Chairman Dorothy Allin Ila Reed Rush Captain .Shirley Rommann Helen Simmons Sergeant-at-.irms Helen Mills f y . Jfl n (led Gbodd, iAfc L 4 ' % $ m ' ■ ' § (J Central High School has w .- (% S fe mL W again gone over the top for v , •■ fc r ' ' i Hi EH the American Junior Red |, r L £l 1 Cross. This year, nol only in feiiflfl yfiSt © JBiil MB f - ' ' ' tu i vc lor money :,, M ' L -,JW tUBBS, JB I ' i March did we accomplisli _ A t ;, , y HnLiJHfe $228.25, done in the practical and Top Row — C. Beals, J. Baby, E. Howard, D. Lane, P. McLain, Z. Levine. finp irt j rlns ' jp ' j 1st Row—B. DeWitt, D. Arnold, Miss Wardell, S. Smith, F. Anderson. I1Ue dI lh Masses. The wood shop has done a fine job in turning out 50 canes for convalescent war veterans. Also, they have finished 50 bedside tables, 50 chessboards and . ' 5,200 chessmen. There are two classes in Nutrition and many have taken advantage of the opportunity of the First Aid classes. There are 100 beginners in the Life-Saving group. The home rooms have helped tremendously by filling 54 Christmas boxes for World War I and II veterans, and 50 Christmas boxes for children overseas. One of the little-known accomplishments of the Clothing classes is the many pairs of slippers that have been made for the war veterans. Magazines have been collected for the Olathe Air Base, for men who must stay in the air for long periods of lime. 78 sr 3 . NTS w - ' I § I W Jsr j£ £TA I 1 k g - ■ ' -: s w6fl fes s sa i S« CT V Qlni Redekved. k , Top {oir — J. Randolph, N. MacKay, S. MacLachlan, J. Garrison, G. Zurovsky, N. Guilliams. E. Wilhelm, D. Hanske, A. Blackmail, M. Markle, -I. Erickson. i ft Row—C. Peden, B. Ganz, B. Propst, B. Davis, J. Kresse, B. Marsh, 3. Arthur, D. Hurt, H. Schlesinger, S, Adclman. 3rd Row— ' B. Bolcnbaugh, M. Modlin, C. Simons, J. Murphy, P. Ragle, D. Gricrc, (i. Kcnyon, M. Bartlctt, M. Sinclair, J. Krckcl. 2nd Row—R. Dworak, E. Elliott, B. Olney, E. Scott, E. LePage, B. Smith, !U. Moffitt, H. McCorkle, M. Birk, B. Singer. 1st Row — C. Sledd, J. Mowry, C. Solomon, W. Carpenter, Miss Compton, P. Grinncll, H. Reid, M. Anderson, M. Channel. Top Row—H. Battin, J. McRay, B. Dawkin, M. Crosby, E. Wright, P. Thompson, A. Troutman, M. Souder, N. Geritz, P. Willmann, S. Collyer. Uh Row— M. Tharp, M. Plonch, M. Olsen, M. Oldham, S. Smith, B. Stanbrough, J. Vineyard, B. Lane, D. Allin, G. George, J. Pugh. 3rd Row — E. Steele, B. Bahret, D. Alexander, A. Russo, A. Selle, M. McComb, D. Aleock, A. Roark, R. Ballenger, G. Holt, G. Boren. 2nd Row — M. Mooney, M. Moreland, A. Osborn, M. Barndt, B. Shenkcl, M. Hood, B. Slimm, N. Scott, M. Herzog, P. Gunter, A. White. Isl Row — H. Simmons, C. Decker, M. McCarty, P. Gibbs, M. Adams, B. Simons, N. Galpin, A. Myers, P. Montgomery, J. Lyon, H. Lohmeycr. Top Ron — M. Adams, B. Hull, F. Haley, B. Dwinnell, P. Larsen, D. Milliken, P. Moehlman, E. Dean, E. McAble, B. Reece. Uh Row — V. Stephenson, R. Jacobson, B. Harvel, X. Decker, C.Harrison, M. Schreiber, H. Phillips, F. Calvert, S. Richman. 3rd Row — S. Wcddlc, J. Burgess, P. Brennan, L. Meinsen, S. Entrikin, M. Shearer, M. Wood, M. Travis, B. Taylor, M. Brock. 2nd Row— VI. Tate, D. Walker. P. Redl, S. White, K. Berry, M. Swift, Ii. Black, D. Mott. B. McCammon, M. Peden. l%t Row—B. Williams, .1. Blacker, L. Persky, T. Hunter, N. DeVaul, .1. Murphy. X. DeVaul, E. Fretz, G. Rod well. Top Row — N. Leava, A. Johnson, G. Sagand, B. Sharp, M. Noble, D. Lane, K. Sever, J. Shumate, H. Turpin. Uh Row—yi. Hi ' llebrenner, M. Hall, C-. Smith, J. Harris, M. Radford, C. Fox, P. McLain, M. Markham, B. Eggleson. 3rd Row — E. Riley, M. Prater, V. Brown, V. McKinzie, D. Shearer. S. Rhodes, M. Watson, B. Travis, U. Foster. 2nd Row — P. Redl, R. Vanderhoof, P. Heaven, B. Fretz, J. Stuckwish, R. Higgins, J. Payne, S. Robertson, .1. Roth. 1st Row— A. Crowley, M. Shackelford, C. Button, B. Trotter, E. Fishbaugh, M. Smith, B. Kahler, Y. Schmalz, J. Stokley. GIRL RESERVES OFFICERS President Winona Carpknter Vice-President Pat Grinnell Secretary Helen Simmons Treasurer Diane Leforgee 80 Jli-tj B 4Hk i9 ' B| {Hi « _.__ ... . _ 4 h . _ i feJk HI-Y 1 Toi Row — J. Gibson, J. McDaniel, G. Schmidt, B. Parks, T. Walkenhorst, C. Anderson, J. Licser, B. Bartlett, B. Kicld, B. Faust, C. Brown. ' ilh Row—B. Orr, B. Strader, J. Arthur, D. Miller, E. Kenyon, L. Hargus, M. Shipley, D. McDowell, B. Ross, J. McComb, H. Page. 3rd Row— A. Pascutti, J. Marino, B. Rick, E. Anselmi, H. Ditzler, Mr. McDaniel, D. Horton, D. Shumate, C. Apel, D. Leedy, A. Shields. 2nd Row—E. Modlin, J. George, B. Stafford, Mr. McDonald, B. Staley, J. Apel, J. Caruthers, R. Martin, D. Layman, B. McGovney, D. Louk. 1st Row — M. Kincheloe, B. Weatherholt, L. Jones, D. Finnell, D. Gepford, J. Bailey, B. Merrill, B. Owens, W. Jones, A. Lease. HI-Y 2 Top Row — B. Higgins, G. Sympson, D. Tanquary, R. Halstead, R. Melton, R. Lusby, K. Harris, D. Morphew. 2nd Row — T. Stanley, O. West, W. McDonald, Mr. Waterhouse, W. George, F. Anderson, R. LaSage. 1st Row—R. Stewart, F. Koger, J. Holmberg, R. Egelston, R. Cawby, C. Street, R. Lapp. HI-Y OFFICERS President Bob Merrill Warren Jones First Vice-President Bob Owens Al Lease Second Vice-President Bob Weatherholt Chuck Hoffman Treasurer Lee Jones Bob Merrill Senior Representatives Dan Gepford Jim Bailev Dick Finnell Bob Weatherholt Junior Representatives John Apel Bob Owens Mickey Kincheloe Lee Jones 81 Social Science Society i wmmmmmm T;i, Row—W. Ranking. II. Kraft. I). Sinner. B. Thompson, M. Diamond, Tup Row—M. Zarenski, C. Sentt, R. Castor, P. Coffey, M. Rhodes, R. I ' .. Faust, I). Whaley, .1. Watkins, H. Altaian, N. Stuossi. Showalter, D. Sigler, H. Craft, H. Altaian, J. Heifner, .1. Kumpfer, . ; Row I ' . Haley, E. Brown, T. Pysher, li. Rhodes. I. Nickles, I). ,! - Casler. Millikan, .1. Hill ' inr, M. Whiting, II, Brcnncrman, H. Howard. P. nth Row — R. Gray, J. Keener, W. Hall, I). Alexander, C. Harrison, Brennan, I.. Myi rs. F. Haley, .1. Pugh, M. Schumacher, K. Smith, I). Sogas, S. Roni- Hh Ron — I. Roberts, .1. Bray, P. Beck, 1). Miner, M. Williamson. E. mann, W. Bartel, .1. Roberts. Levin, J. Burgess, M. Prater, V. McKlnzie, D. Sogas, P. Grinnell, Uh Row—H. Bates, B. Propst, B. Ganz, B. Shenkel, M. Barndt, T. C. Harrison. Wilier, M. Ratcliff, D. Bolenbaugh, P. Beck, W. Lusby, R. Arthur, 3rd Row—S. Guilliams, B. Lane, R. Wolf, E. Balot, B. Propst, B. Ganz, R - Ballenger. A. Rosenberg, T. Weller, I. Freedman, J. McRay, J. Payne, M. 3rd Row—C. Harrison, H. Mills, E. Taylor, V. McKinzie, M. Prater, Lancaster. L. Myers, J. Burgess, E. Levin, B. Simons, T. Hihbard, A. Trout- 2nd Boot— A. Troutman, D. Gulp, R. Ford, M. Swift, J. Kumpfer, M. man - A - R°ark, C. Friede. Hood, M. Barndt, R. Arthur. I. Hibbard, E. Taylor, C. Cage, 2nd Row—E. Balot, K. Brenner, B. DeWitt, F. Hess, D. Smiley, L. I. Cresswell, M. Oldham. Schwarzenholz, I. Roberts, D. Gulp, M. Lancaster, M. Oldham, 1 1 Row F. Hiss. I). Smilev, I.. Walton, I.. Storer, B. McGovnev, W. D. Arnold, Miss Westerfleld. Carpenter, I). Bolenbaugh. E. DeWitt, A. Boark, R. Ballenger. Ut Row M. Ragland, M. Street, B. Faust, M. Hood, P. Larsen. SOCIAL SCIENCE SOCIETY OFFICERS President Bill Faust Winona Carpenter Vice-President Mary Hood Bill McGovney Secretary Marjorie Street Dorothy Bolenbaugh Corresponding Secretary Pat Larsen Elizabeth DeWitt Treasurer . Diek Finnell Lee Storer Sergeant-at-Arms Bob Caster Lewis Walton Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms Marvin Ragland Paul Coffey 82 Jde Gencle tf.toi44c u4. Top Row — J. Rush, B. Reese, D. Maize, H. Long, B. Smith, A. Glickstein, M. Swift, M. Hood, N. Jameson, K. McKnight. 3rd Row — I. Freedman, T. Hunter, J. Mowry, Z. Levine, J. Leavel, K. Sever, V. Hammer, A. Osborne, C. Fox. 2nd Row— M. Modlin, N. Oaks, H. Ledi ' ord, C. Lowe, M. Oldham, S. Smith, B. Moore, D. Adams, R. Xolte. 1st Row— A. Bell, F. Anderson, Miss Wardell, B. Leavel, M. Morcland, M. Glickstein, L. Colin, P. Ragle. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS President Bill Leave] Martha Moreland Vice-President Martha Moreland Aaron Glickstein Secretary Aaron Glickstein Naomi Oaks Treasurer Marita Swift Melva Oldham Sergeant-at-Arms Jack Leavel Mary Virginia Hood Reporter Shirley Smith Bill Leavel TROUVERE OFFICERS President Shirley Butner Bunnie Dwinnell Vice-President . . Bunnie Dwinnell Secretary Betty ' Williard Beverly Stanbrough Treasurer Eleanor Gray Barbara Kahler Sgt.-at-Arms Jerry McDaniels Donna Millikan Reporter Dorothy Alexander Critic Beverly Stanbrough Shirley Butner lOjuA ie Top Row — C. Cogan, A. Turpin, J. McLain, E. Kartsonis, B. Reese, D. McQuerry, A. Fleenor. 3rd Row — R. DeMasters, D. Moore, S. Butler, N. Leava, B. Black, P. Redl, C. Harrison. 2nd Row — A. Crowley, S. Entrikin, M. Peden, M. Grinim, P. Gunter, D. Alexander, M. McCarty. 1st Row—E. Gray, D. Millikan, B. Dwinnell, S. Butner, B. Kahler, B. Stanbrough, Miss Whitney. 83 Gammelcial GluL Top How — A. Turpin, S. MacXachlan, C. Cogan, T. Weller, N. Jucrgens, N. Wiggins, M. Williams, M. Parmcntcr, P. Thompson , L. Glaser, R. Higgins. ilh How — I. Eggcrt, A. George, M. Gorman, H. Schlesinger, I. Lerner, B. Black. M. Swirt. K. Berry, M. Schreider, ( ' .. Harrison, J. Pugh. 3rd How — C. Solomon. ( ' . Zurovsky, .1. Stokley, N. Decker, N. Lcava, N. Stoenner, D. Hanske, S. Pishman, E. Wilhelm, B. Davis, A. Blackman. 2nd How — G. Wilson. D. Empson, E. Taylor, B. Harvel, C. Krahenbuhl, B. Grigsby, P. Hutchins, M. Marklc, B. Reed, C. Decker. 1st How — M. Raccuglia, S. Smith, B. Stanbrough, M. Blacker, Miss Dahl, B. Smith, Y. Schmalz, H. Morrin, H. Ledford. lop How — M. McLaughlin, A. Crowley, V. Stephensen, B. Everton, R. Jacobsou, II. McCorkle, M. Mollitt, A. Fleenor, II. Clark, B. Day. fith Row—D. Foster, B. Taylor, P. Nipper, R. Dworak, B. McCroskey, M. Renfro, C. Button, B. Trotter, I. Liggett, V. Brown. 3rd Row — I. Freedman, D. Phillips, J. Werly, S. Carpenter, S. Entrikin, H. Rosenberg, B. Marsh, S. Henkin, E. Fretz. 2nd Row—M. McCarty, B. Williams, R. Stoeltzing, I. Roberts, D. Culp, N. Geritz, N. DeVaul, N. DeVaul, P. Gunter. 1st Row — B. Kessler, B. Bryant, L. Meinsen, L. Persky, Miss Cornell, E. LePage, P. Howe, J. Cresswell, B. Shanker. COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS President Lillian Persky Vice-President LaXell Meinsen Secretary Shirley White Treasurer Eleanor LePage Critic Malcolm Williams Serf cant-at-Arms Alvin Koelzer Luminary Representative Joyce Blacker Librarian Betty Smith Betty Smith Joyce Blacker LaNell Meinsen Lillian Persky Carol Decker Nancy Guilliams Beverly Stanbrough Malcolm Williams 84 f ?f fs CS fb otUfineeM. ENGINEERS ' CLUB 1 Top Ro« — W. Diamond, C. Cartella, J. Leiser, C. Stephens, W. Fowler, M. Williams, R. Finnell, P. Reisner. 3rd Row — P. Gernhardt, L. Hargus, C. Johnson, R. Raker, J. Watkins. N. Peterson, J. Dailev, R. Miller. 2nd Row — B. Staley, B. McCorkle, (nonmember), (nonmember), D. Butterfleld, D. Sigler, Mr. Hayes. 1st Row — H. Daneman, C. Payne, L. Jabenis, H. Chelemer, F. Canfield, J. Sperry, H. Long. ENGINEERS ' CLUB 2 Top Row—F. Davis, A. Turpin, J. Botz, W. Behnke, H. Kraft, A. Glickstein, C. Krahenbuhl. G. McCullough. 3rd Row — B. Strader, W. Parrish, J. Rush, D. Houtz, W. Ross, A. Koelzer, R. Higgins, J. Carothers. 2nd Row—H. Brown, M. Frumhoff, W. McGoyney, P. Lyon, Mr. Keller, D. Louk, D. Hollen. 1st Row — A. Armstrong, R. Dworak, B. Ganz, D. Duvall, B. Propst, M. MasonoiT, I. Freedman. ENGINEERS ' CLUB OFFICERS First Term Second Term President Jim Bailey Austin Ohrazda Vice-President Charles Stephens Charles Stephens Secretary Norman Peterson Ruth Higgins Treasurer Dick Finnell Herbert Brown Sergeant-at-Arms Charles Ditzler Dudley Houtz Reporter Bill Best Jim Bailey Third Term Charles Stephens Dudley Houtz Herbert Brown James Carothers James Leiser Ben Staley Fourth Term James Carothers Pete Reisner Herbert Brown Lloyd Briggs Charles Cartella Dudley Houtz 85 $aala ffi, Club ft f £% gs ZOOLOGY CLUB 1 Top Row — B. Hull, M. Navarretc, L. Kaufman, R. Prout, R. Parr, R. Storey, R, Park, C. Warnell, M. Gorman, E. Gaines, W. Lusby. ' ) Row — F. Stephens, P. Recll, S. Richman, H, Samberg, U. Pressgrovc. H. Agron, V. Zacharis, A. Bray, .1. Ludgate, 1). Haley, R. Layman. 3rd How — S. Entrikin, Mr. Hann, P. Rrennan, M. Wood, V. Carpenter, S. Rhodes, V. McKinzie, S. Arthur, H. Howard, Miss Leibengood. 2nd How — A. Troutman, .1. Stafford, J. VanValkenburgh, J. Bray, S. Ginsberg, N. DeVaul, J. Murphy, N. DeVaul, J. Mowry, R. Marsh, M. Lenge. 1st How— R. Mills. I . Hess, M. Masonoff, D. Smiley, I). Walker, R. (aster. M. Garman, M. Roulware, C. Gossard, C. Decker, N. Gallagher. ZOOLOGY CLUB 2 Top How— J. Hayes, P. Coffee, G. Vinson, P. Moehlman, C. Phillips, J. Sembler, W. Moore, C. Jones, H. LaFayette, D. Grieger. Uh Row— J. Walkenhorst, B. Fretz, A. Kornis, T. Engle, E. McKinley, G. Holt, N. Decker, E. Allen, D. Watson. 3rd Roui-Mr. Hann, M. Tate, J. Murphy, M. Shearer, B. Morris, M. Rabuse, M. Masonoff, M. Noble, Miss Leibengood. 2nd Row— L. Reid. R. Wolf, D. Rlevens, M. Travis, S. White, B. Shenkel, A. Roark, A. Selle, E. LePage. 1st How—H. Simmons, B. Phillips, D. Mayta, G . Armstrong, D. Walker, R. Caster, B. Cuddy, D. Allien, M. Olsen, M. Bartlett. ZOOLOGY CLUB OFFICERS First Term President Bob Castor Vice-President Eleanor LePage Secretory-Treasurer Diane Walker Corresponding Secretary Bill Moore Program Chairman Maxine Bartlett Critic Mary Tate Sergeant-at-Arms Jean Murphy Reporter , Paul Coffee Second Term Diane Walker Helen Simmons Winona Carpenter Muriel Shearer Jean Murphy Jean Stafford Dan Watson Joanne Mowry 86 QhanMA, O (O A ■ lo GIRLS ' CHORUS Top Row— A. Walborn, R. Moad, B. Dwinnell, B. Reese, E. Hart, I . Prouty, P. Davis, N. Hawk. P. Harvey, R. DeMasters. . ' (;•( Row — P. Hemenway, S. Ra snick, E. Williams, A. Fleenor, A. Broad, M. Tharp, M. Bear, .1. Shumate, N. Finney, A. Koelzer. 2nd Row — B. Vanderhoof, C. Kearns, B. Simons, C. Simons, P. Montgomery. D. Smilev, R. McMahon, M. Markham, M. Davis. 1st Row — B. Manier, J . James, J. Lyon, M. Modlin, L. Couts, Miss Whitney, J. Hopkins, M. Liber, B. Giese. MIXED CHORUS Top Row—R. Graham, J. Centonze, H. Agron, P. Sehrock, B. Park, M. Williams, ( ' ,. Back, .1. Stiuler. J. Swearinger, J. McComb. 5th Row — D. McQuerry, F. Graves, E. Kartsonis, R. Lancaster, F. C.anfield, E. Back, I). Lee, .1. Cockrum, C. Cogan, B. Black. ttlh Row — D. Moore, V. Hughes, K. Sever, T. Pyscher, R. Gloe, M. Schumacher, J. Heiffner, E. Martz, R. Sheppard. 3rd Row— M. Markle, D. Miner, M. Rose, D. Cockrell, D. Tanquary, N. Leava, N. White, S. Butner, P. Breiman. Schlein, C. Davis. 2nd Row—D. Sidle, D. Tolliver, Miss Whitney, D. Cress, C. Davis, M. Birk, H. McCorkle, W. Schlein, C. Davis. 1st Row — J. Vineyard, A. Myers, M. Vineyard, B. Altergott, M. Williamson, B. Bates, G. Brundage, C. Peden, B. Stigall. 87 tf-osutnt Club Top Row—B. Strader, H. Chelemer, J. Darrow, F. Canfield, H. Tager. ' 2nd Row — H. Lohmeyer, E. Balot, D. Lane, E. Howard, M. Moreland, Z. Levine. tst Row — M. Masonoff, D. Houtz, P. Reisncr, B. Leavol, Miss Oldham. FORUM CLUB OFFICERS First Term Second Term President Pete Reisner Bill Lcavel Vice-President Bill Leavel Marion Masonoff Secretary Marion Masonoff Blaine Strader Treasurer Martha Moreland Helen Nordlohne Sergeant-at-Arms Helen Nordlohne Henry Tager Parliamentarian Joan Mowry Jack Darrow DRAMA OFFICERS First Term Second Term President Don Fitzhugh Eleanor LePage Vice-President Joanne Van Valkenhurgh Dudley Houtz Secretary Pat Grinnell Jeanne Murphy Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Skinner Pat Thompson 2 a0ta Top Row—T . Haley, T). Houtz, E. McAbel, r . Roberts, B. McDonough, M. Zaremski, L. McCracken ' ml Row -J. Murphy, P. Thompson, B. Cuddy, II. Sehlesinger, A. Armstrong, II. Howard, B. Dwinnell, M. Lroshy. 1st how— B. Kessler, M. Oldham, E. LePage, Miss Robertson, .1. McRay, .1 ' . Van Valkenburgh, P. Grinnell. 88 , - -i -6t ?( • - I 4ootiaU The fighting Eagles of 1944 did not have the highest percent- age of games won, nor did they have a championship to boast about. However, this team was not surpassed in lighting spirit, cooperation, and willing teamwork. The ' 44 gridiron squad, handicapped by inexperience and size, finished in a tie for fifth place with Southwest. Coach Harry Slaymaker had five returning letter men, only one of them having been a regular from the ' 43 squad. The rest of the positions were filled by boys from last year ' s second team. The Blue Eagles started their season by defeating the Wyan- dotte Bulldogs 6 to 0. The score came in the closing minutes of the first half, when a pass from Jennings to Adams was carried over for the only touchdown of the game. The following week, the Blue Eagles were dealt their first defeat when the powerful Ward Cyclones pushed across two last-half touchdowns to win by the score of 12 to 0. The next week, league play began when the fast-stepping East Bears, with tricky and deceptive offensive, finally broke through the Eagles ' defense to score two touchdowns and defeat Central 12 to 0. A week later the Blue and White was upset by a highly im- proved Paseo squad. Central scored in the first two minutes of play after a Pirate punt was blocked, after which John Willing- ham plowed through the line to score. However, the Pirates came back with a strong passing attack which netted them two touchdowns and the game, the final score being 12 to 6. Following the Paseo game, our team met the powerful and highly vaunted Northeast Vikings, defending champions from last year. Both teams battled furiously, neither being able to penetrate very deeply in the other ' s ' territory. It became a battle of the line with backs being held for short gains. The second half began in the same fashion. However, late in the third period the Vikings began cracking the tired but coura- geous Eagle line. They succeeded in striking pay dirt when John Glorioso bulled his way over from the two-yard line to score the only touchdown of the game. Thus the game ended with Northeast ahead G to 0. The next Eagle foe was the Westport Tigers. Central gained a six-point lead when Bob Jennings broke off tackle and scooted thirty yards for a touchdown. This lead held until the final quarter, when the Tigers opened up with tricky pass- ing and powerful line thrusts, and Nick Can-as finally rammed over for a touchdown to tie the ball game at 6 all. That ended the scoring and the game with the final result — Central 6 and Westport 6. Playing their first day game of the season, the Eagles were faced by the Southwest Indians. The first half was a see-saw battle, with neither team being able to gain much headway due to the fact that the iield was muddy ' . However, after the start of the last half, the Eagles ' offensive began to roll. The climax came when, from the Southwest 28-yard line, John YVillingham twisted his way through to reach touchdown land and score the only counter of the game. The conversion was scored on a pass from Adams to Jen- nings. The rest of the game found the Eagles on the offense, with Howard and Marino doing most of the running. The game ended with the Eagles ahead 7 to and driving for another touchdown. The final game of the season brought together Central and South- east. This was a very important game, for if the Knights won they would share the title, while if they lost they would drop to third place. Things looked bright for the Eagles when on the first play of the game Bud Finnell slipped off tackle and raced fifty yards down the side, only to be smeared on the ten-yard line. There the Knight line held and the Eagles were forced to give the ball up on clowns. The Knights then punted out of danger, after which both teams battled between the forty- yard lines, neither team being able to gain much headway. Late in the third quarter a drive, headed by Grega and Finnell, carried to the ten-yard line, where once again the Knights ' defense held and the Eagles were forced to surrender the ball. The result of the game was dcided when, with only three minutes left to play, a Southeast quick- kick was fumbled by an Eagle player and rolled in the end zone, there to be recovered by the Eagles, preventing a touchdown, but costing the Eagles two points and the game. The final score hung Southeast 2 — Central 0. Thus ended the football season for the Eagles in the year 1944. The end of the season brought honor to Central High School when Ike Adams and Joe Sembler were named in the All-City Eleven, with Bob Jennings receiving an honorable mention rating. At an award assembly in the school audi- torium. Coach Harry Slaymaker presented twenty boys with first team letters. Ike Adams and Bryce Mehrens were elected co- captains of the squad by their teammates. MR. FORBES Not much is knowTi of the hard work which Mr. Forbes does in connection with his job as athletic manager. This year marks the eighth year Mr. Forbes has handled the financial end of athletics, tak- ing over the reins from Mr. Talmadge in 1938. Since taking over, Mr. Forbes has added several features to the activity ticket and yet kept the price reasonable. We wish to contribute these few words in recognition of our appreciation for the fine work he has done and will continue to do in the future. Coach H. S. Slaymaker Assistant Coach Clifford D. Cornelius Mr. R. W. Forbes FIRST TEAM FOOTBALL Top Row — Coach Slaymaker, R. Owens, E. Anselmi, C. Schaeffer, R. Rae, J. Hartley, D. Duly, J. Willingham, P. 2nd Rcw — J. Marino, R. Finnell, H. Menze, J. Sembler, I. Adams, B. Mehrens, B. Jennings, R. Farrage, A. Lease. 3rd Row — D. Leedy, J. Apel, J. Howard, C. Rogers, It. Webster, B. Best, B. Grega, B. Merrill. Guinn, B. Rick. I M 98 74 75 5 9S 8 i C ?i za w ' V m ■ a .s T_y_rz ' f 4 ' .i ' ( . is ioui — Marino returns a punt . . . Lancaster breaks loose. 2nd Row — Howard picks up yardage . . . Willingham breaks through to score. 3rd Row — Cornish bucks center . . . Adams boots a long one. ilh Row— Grega crashes through center . . . Menze goes high . . . Jennings scoots end. 5th Row— Finnell drives oil ' tackle . . . Finnell passes. SECOND TEAM FOOTBALL Top Row— J. Earl, W. Cummickel, F. Flomerielt, C. Pule, B. Bartlett, W. White, R. Johnson, L. Ross, H. Burchett, B. Willhite, B. Studer, J. Tranthain, B. Savidge, Coach Cornelius. 2nd Row—B. Maxwell, J. Morris, G. Fry, D. Gillett, J. Jacobs, J. Brown, G. Olson, M. Kincheloe, C. Brown, A. Pascutti, W. Reagan, R. Russell, B. Comer. 3rd Row— 3. Chcdester, M. Surber, E. Blaine, R. Phillips, J. Cannova, J. Donahue, C. Darrah, P. Willingham, J. Johnson, J. Dice, W. Kresse, P. Silvain, B. Sarver, B. Gresbam. feaihethaU Qaiketball Basketball is a fast-moving game that brings cheers and thrills to spectators. Although our team this year was not a champion in the league, it was in spirit. The three returning lettcrmen constituting the nucleus of the Eagle quintet this year were Hod Adams, Bill Wilson and Vince Henderson. Opening the season against the De LaSalle Cadets, the Eagles ' pow- erful team bounced the Cadets 42 to 29, and came back again the next week to defeat a hard-lighting Lillis High five by a 44 to 22 count. The same week, the Blue Eagles en- countered the Wyandotte Bulldogs. A scoring spree, headed by Bill Wilson, in the final quarter enabled Central to gain a 35 to 31 victory. Coasting through a 36 to 15 victory over Hogan High, the Eagles then journeyed to Independence to nose out William Chrisman by the close score of 30 to 28. With the beginning of league play, the Blue Eagles downed the East Bears 32 to 29. Holm led the scoring with 14 points. The Eagles ' seventh victory in a row was registered when they edged out the Southeast Knights by a 29 to 28 score. The battling Eagles ' first loss was registered when the Southwest Indians downed them by the score of 37 to 28. The Blue Eagles bounced back the next week by defeating the Pasco Pirates 25 to 17. The Eagles next journeyed to Kansas to encounter the Ward Cyclones. The taller Cyclones triumphed by the score of 45 to 23. Defeat struck the Eagles again when the Manual Crimsons staged an uphill battle to upset them by a 43 to 42 score. In another close game, the Eagles edged out a constantly bat- tling Westport team 23 to 22. The final game of the season brought together the Eagles and the Northeast Vikings. The Vikings defeated the Eagles 29 to 27. The Eagles were recognized by having Ike Adams, Bob Holm and Roger Adams placed on the city ' s honorable mention list. Coach — Frank Guemple Assistant Coach Clifford Cornelius BASKETBALL SNAPS Top Row — Holm scores . . . Ike Adams gets the tip. 2nd How — Lefty Adams counters against East . for rebound. .s( How — Lee Jones fights for ball . . . Ike shoots but misses. Henderson goes hig FIRST TEAM Top Row — B. Owens, L. Jones, L. Wedikind, I. Adams, L. Stover, J. Willingham 1st Row—U. Wilson. P.. Malone, Coach Guemple, B. Holm, li. Grega, R. Adams. SECOND TEAM Top Row — S. Silverman, C. Anderson, R. Rea, B. Johnson, W. Kresse. tst Row—F. Kinchcloe, J. Marino, P. Willingham, K. Webster, B. Jenkins. 94 aok Because of the necessity of going to press early, we will be unable to give a complete summary of the season. How- ever, in the Eagles ' first dual meet, they showed fine pros- pects by defeating Southeast, and should prove a strong contender for the championship in the city and state meets. This year ' s Eagle track squad is built around last year ' s five lettermen, Bill Best, Don Fitzhugh, Jim Howard, Bob Merrill and Hank Menze. These boys have already proved themselves by winning or placing in their events. Other fellows who proved themselves good enough in the interclass meet to represent Central this year are Bill Comer, Jim Hartley, John Willingham and Jasper Marino. In the coming city meet that will be held at Southwest this spring, Central will be well represented in every event. The boys who will probably compete in the city meet are: High hurdles, Jim Howard and John Willingham; 100- and 200-yard dashes, Bill Best and Bill Comer; low hurdles, Don Fitzhugh and Jim Howard; 440-yard dash, Bob Merrill, Hank Menze and Bob Owens; 880-yard run, Alan Shields and Jack Dice; high jump, Jim Howard and John Willingham; broad jump, Bill Comer and John Wil- lingham; shot-put, Jasper Marino and Joe Sembler; pole vault, Bob Stroup and Jim Hartley. Bill Best is a heavy favorite to win both the 100- and 220-yard dashes, as he has turned in the best times so far. Bill Comer is favored to place either second or third in both of these events, with a possibility of scoring in the broad jump. Jim Howard, Central ' s ace high jumper, may win the high jump, as he has cleared the bar at 5 ' 9 . Although Bob Burgard of East has beaten Shields, Cen- tral ' s half-mile ace, this event is expected to be a very close race, for Shields has turned in some good times. Central ' s chances for winning the city championship are as good as those of any other school, but as we have had only one dual meet, no one can forecast too well the results. However, the Eagles ' squad will be constantly working to produce a winning team, and we want to wish these boys the best of luck in their efforts to win the city championship. TRACK SNAPS Top Row — Howard takes the highs . . . Best and Comer finish first and second in 100-yard dash. 3rd Row — Nesselroad clears the pole vault . . . Fitzhugh passes stick to Merrill. Center — Marino puts the shot. 2nd Row — Fitzhugh skims the lows . . . Willingham goes over. 1st Row — Orr soars through the air . . . Merrill wins 440-yard dash. H In the annual fall tournament, Central High School was repre- sented by five returning letter men from last year ' s team. These were Captain Bill Skinner. Warren Jones, Bob Weatherholt, Francis Darr and Alan Shields, all of whom are seniors. The tournament was held at Swope Park Number Two golf course. It was played oil ' in a series of four rounds, each round consist- ing of IS boles. The 72-hole tourna- ment lasted four days. When the team scores were compiled, it was found that Southeast had first place; Southwest, second: Central, third: Paseo. fourth, anil Westport, last place. Leading the indvidual scores for the tournament was Jim Neuner of Southwest with an average of 70. The leading Eagle golfer was Alan Shields with an average of 78. Shields ranked fourth in the tourna- ment, closely followed by Bill Skin- ner and Warren Jones, both averag- ing 79. With the coming of spring the boys are out sharpening up on their games for the spring tournament. Coach B. B. Blackford is expectng better results this time, as the boys will have had more experience. Here ' s wishing a fine golf team the best of luck. - - ■ Mr, Blackford, A. Shields, 1 . Darr, B. Weatherholt, B. Skinner. 1st Row — F. Darr, H. I- ' reidman, Mr. Alexande 2nd Row—L. Jabens, B. Best. C. Schaffer, D. Gepford. ensui Early last fall, six boys repre- sented Central in the Interscholastic Tennis tournament. Lawrence Jaben, the only return- ing letter man from last year, climbed to the semi-finals, only to be beaten by Sebree of Southwest, who went on to win the singles crown. Jaben was the number one sngles man. Harry Friedman, num- ber two singles man, lost out in early competition to Capman of Paseo. The Eagles ' number one doubles team, composed of Cecil Schaffer and Francs Darr, was defeated by Leiter and Titus of Southwest in the second round. Leiter and Titus later became the doubles champions of the city. The number two Cen- tral team, consisting of Dan Gep- ford and Bill Best, fell before Apple and Phelps of Southwest. The teams finished in this order: Southwest, first place; Central, sec- ond; Paseo, third; and Southeast, fourth. Coach Nolan Alexander is expect- ing better results in the spring tour- nament. Good luck to a hard-fight- ng net team. 96 Qj di ' £fiosit Miss Jones, Miss Purnell, Miss Hart. Basketball Managers: V. Scott, P. Bury, G. Boren. Volleyball Managers: K. Sever, E. Hart, D. Moore. Hockey Managers: F. Haley, H. Simmons. Sportsmanship was the chief keynote in the Girls ' Physical Education this year. Hockey, basketball, volleyball and intramural sports got off with a good start, due to the co- operation of the managers. Playdays came and went with victories and losses alike. The teams were successful at times, and when it came to losses they did not give up. Miss Purnell, Miss Jones and Miss Hart were not only fine instructors, but they encouraged the girls to work hard toward their goal. The cooperation of the teachers and the students alike has made the girls ' gym department one of the finest we have ever had. 97 QiAh ' Sfuviii VOLLEYBALL TEAM Top Row — M. Masonoff, K. Davis. H. Simmons, M. Shearer, F. Haley. H. Mills, G. Doty. 1st Row—D. Phillips, E. Hart, S. MacLachlan, P. Bury, G. Boren, D. Moore. BASKETBALL TEAM Top Row—D. Moore, F. Haley, J. Murphy, M. Shearer, H. Mills, D. Shearer. 1st Row—G. Boren, S. MacLachlan, D. Allin, M. Masonoff, B. Taylor, L. Eye. GIRLS ' SPORTS SNAPS Tup Row -- it ' s a hard reach . . . Olympian Halloween Party . . . Hockey in action. 1st Row — Shearer setting up the hall . . . The hig three conference, Miss Hart, Miss Purnel Miss Jones . . . Mermaids of fourth hour. 98 d. o. 7. e. Sergeant Neal A. Grubb Cadet Major Dan Gepford The Central H. O. T. C. Battalion be- gan the year of 1944-45 under difficulty. Sergeant Carl Spikes was given a medical discharge from the army, and the place of the sergeant instructor was left vacant. Sergeant Carl Hoffman was at Central for two weeks, but just as the battalion was getting started again, he was trans- ferred to Southeast High. All cadets were sincerely hoping that the third time would hold some charm, anil fortunately it did. Again Central ' s faculty welcomed a new R. 0. T. C. in- structor. Sergeant Neal A. Grubb, the possessor of A.B. and M.A. Teachers Col- lege degrees and eleven years of previous teaching experience. Dan Gepford stepped up the rungs of the lad- der of rank, to lead the battalion as its cadet major. He was ably assisted by the adjutant, Cadet Captain John Putnam, and by the other officers. Cadet Captain Kraft was the Battalion Plans and Training Officer. The job of Supply Olherr was nicely bandied by Cadet Lieutenant Charles Hauer and later by Cadet Lieutenant Bill Hen- derson, when the former graduated at midyear. The Company Commanders of A, B, C and I) companies, respectively, each holding the rank of Cadet Captain, were: Ben Staley, Herbert Brown, Jack Lovell and Joe Vogel. Each company had one First Lieutenant and one Second Lieutenant, balancing the organization. The First Lieutenants were: A, Francis Darr; B, William McC-ovney; C, Charles Ditzler; D, Karl Mann. The Second Lieutenants: A, Herbert Mynatt: B, Donald Louk; C. Jack Duckworth; D, Harold Buschmeyei . Central had one of the top-ranking rifle teams in the city, as shown when they repeated the vic- tory of last year. The team was again awarded the third place cup by Lieutenant Colonel E. W. Bondy, the Professor of Military Science and Tactics of the Kansas City Regiment. The award was made in a special assembly, at which med- als and ribbons were presented to the highest scoring members of the team. The medals were presented to Lloyd Briggs, Kenneth Harris, John Putnam, Carl Erickson, Neal Stuessi and Joe Vogel, the six highest marksmen. The ribbons for firing an average of 100 or better for the year were given to John Putnam, Carl Erickson and Neal Stuessi. Joe Vogel received a star for the ribbon he received last year. John Putnam was the captain of the Rifle Team. The battalion took an active part in the Variety Night Show and Field Day. Many cadets enjoyed the annual R. O. T. C. Hop on March 24th. All inspections were passed with (lying colors, including one by Captain Carl Wince, who re- placed Captain Little as the Assistant P. M. S. and T. So another profitable year of R. O. T. C. came to an end. R. O. T. C. OFFICERS Top Hoiv—H. Kraft, B. Staley, J. Vogel, C. Ditzler, C. Hauer, M. Mynatt. 2nd How — D. Gepford, J. Putnam, J. Lovell, J. Duckworth, E. Mann. 1st Row—B. McGovney, F. Darr, Sgt. Grubb, D. Louk, H. Brown. 100 ?. o. j. e. ih a f £ ft ft A ft . T r.ir li-f ; ' -, ; t ■■■ ' .■ ff. ' fMt ;f f ,f fit .v : f t ■ :f ' if : ; t ■■ f i f f I f . : . f ' ' f ■ f t f ' ' f 1 t t fifi ' f ;.f r.f.;-f., t ' | ' f •,$ $; t f t :f ;i| ' ft t ,t,t f -fvf COMPANY A To j Row — J. Lohmar, W. Behnke, ,T. Botz, W. Baldwin, H. Jaben, L. Davis, G. Heck, B. Lancaster, R. Melton. 5th Row — E. Riley, R. Davis, H. Lee, W. Crews, B. Inman, L. Crosby, J. Wynatt, W. Henderson, C. YVarnell. Mh Row — H. Altman, H. Zimmerman, W. Parrish, J. Watley, J. Merritt, M. Searles, G. Mitchell, N. Stuessi, M. Heffner. 3rd Row — C. Swayne, D. Haley, C. Craig, R. Youngblood, R. Clevenger, W. Fulton, J. Higbee, E. Higgenbotham, J. Klassen. 2nd Row—W. Lykke, K. Johnson, E. Kenyon, D. Duvall, M. Frumhoff, C. Cannady, L. Kaufman, G. Prather. 1st Row — H. Ledgerwood, YV. Deemie, B. Stalev, D. Gepford, F. Darr, J. McDaniel, B. Diamond, Sgt. Grubb, J. Walsh. COMPANY B Top Row— O. Baum, T. Lamb, B. Teeple, C. Hick, I. Hawkinson, G. Schmidt, B. Grace, J. Gibson, H. Isham. 5th Row — A. Thornbury, J. Arthur, D. Coleman, B. Drummond, L. Briggs, A. Ohrazda, R. Smith, N. Besheer, C. Erickson. lith Row—B. Miller, J. Wolters, W. Barchus, G. Johnson, H. Phillippe, V. Corbley, B. Caster, J. Weaver, C. Payne. 3rd Row — W. Chase, A. Pfefer, L. Mills, D. Watson, H. Buschmever, W. Cary, J. Ludgate, E. Barber, C. Spikes. 2nd Row — L. Hibbs, K. Pinkerton, J. Wehner, L. Anderson, B. Egleston, R. Krimminger, B. Moffet, J. Wilmore, W. George. 1st Row—B. Boyle, C. Brooks, C. DeFord, Sgt. Grubb, H. Brown, W. McGovney, R. Mills, B. Paradise. COMPANY C Top Row—E. DeLeve, R. Binder, H. Agron, H. Sterrett, W. Thomson, R. Larsen, J. Schaaf, G. Back, R. Heisler, H. Craft, R. Whaley. 5th Row — I. Freedman, R. Anderson, W. Leavel, R. Brockhouse, H. Palmer, M. Calcara, R. Storey, C. Beals, L. Hammond, R. Parr. ith Row — C. Barrett, D. Guthrie, H. Daneman, L. Jaben, J. Malaney, E. Prewett, J. Nevins, E. Lockridge, P. Hammer, G. Pemberton. 3rd Row — W. Finley, G. Heninger, J. Parrack, A. Long, C. LaSala, H. Gibbs, R. Percificld, L. Walker, W. LaFayett, H. Phillips. 2nd Row — W. Hoff, J. Lockwood, D. McRoberts, E. Calcara, R. Kirk, B. LaVine, J. George, T. Hinken, C. DeAtley, K. Ehlers. 1st Row — R. Prout, J. Putnam, J. Lovell, C. Hauer, C. Ditzler, J. Duckworth, Sgt. Grubb, W. White, R. Grantham. COMPANY D Top Row—B. Sullivan, W. Stuessi, D. Zook, J. Stillman, M. Diamond, H. Harber, D. Williams, P. Reisner, C. Anderson, W. McDonough. 5th Row — T. Engle, R. Halstead, D. Grieger, R. Baker, W. Rhodes, J. Kirby, R. Bess, H. Lindner, J. Shelton, D. Thornburg. ith Row— A. Bratt, B. James, R. Moore, D. Butterfield, L. Berlin, L. Hersh, A. Alagna, E. Vinson, E. Gomerdinger. 3rd Row — K. Harris, R. MacDonald, W. Yearta, L. McCraeken, H. Long, C. Parker, G. Rhodes, O. Phillips, R. Miller. 2nd Row — N. Clements, J. Snyder, A. Glickstein. B. Penner, T. Adams, R. Martin, B. McCorkle, R. Cawby, C. Street. 1st Row—B. Williams, R. LeSage, N. Peterson, J. Vogel, H. Kraft, E. Mann, Sgt. Grubb, F. Anderson, R. Phillips. ft £ O ft P5 ijSb ft ra ' f : m $i f ; f i :$i ' :. ' ■ f I % f . f f ' .f . ' if t ' ■•f ■■ ■ rfit-t f ' l M t t- : f - : j f ; ' f f 1 § f t ' , ' f t f ' . t t f t f t t If ; f t t f j. M , ' I 101 n. o. i. e. jfof. R. O. T. C. SNAPS Top Row — Sergeant ' s Night Out, Sergeant and Mrs. Grubbs . . . Her Royal Highness, Jody Van Valkenburgh, queen of the Hop, and her two aides, Shirley White and Norma Montgomery. Escorts, left to right, are: Sergeant Norman Peterson, Lieutenant Francis Darr and Sergeant Earl Kenyon. 2nd Row— fust Dancin ' l . . . Arter the Ball Was Over, M. Calcara, C. Miller, B. Henderson, L. Hamilton, L. Myers, I). Geplford . . . More Dancin ' . 1st Row — Waltz He Around Again, Pete, Shirley White and Norman Peterson. Through the Sabers, Jody Van Valkenburgh and Francis Uarr. On Saturday, March 24, the Central R. 0. T. C. battalion held its twentieth annual military ball, more commonly referred to as the hop. Each year a queen of the ball and her two aides are chosen by the lucky cadets who attend. The queen for the year of 1945 was Miss Joanne Van Valkenburgh. She was escorted by Lieutenant Francis Darr. The aides were Miss Shirley White, escorted by Sergeant Norman Peterson, and Miss Norma Montgomery, escorted by Sergeant Karl Kenyon. Nearly one hundred couples attended the dance. For many, it was their first formal dance, but all cadets and 102 dates enjoyed a wonderful evening. The dancing was to the music of Dutch Holland ' s five-piece band, with Don Robinson, a student at Central High, glorifying the saxo- phone. This was the second consecutive year for Central ' s cadets to click their heels to the music of Dutch Holland ' s musicmakers. The scene of the joyous occasion, the girls ' gymnasium at Central, was so beautifully decorated as to be wholly unrecognizable as a gym. Everything went perfectly from the grand march to the last dance, and a good time was had by all. Se+tiai Pn pJiecy As school draws to a close and Cen- tral ' s Seniors go their various ways, many wonder what life holds. in store for them. With the aid of a crystal ball and Ouija board. Ye ole Ed has come to these conclusions on the pros- pects of some of our ancient and hon- ored Seniors: The year 1970— Don Fitzhugh is running for his second term as Presi- dent of the United States. Bob Grega anil Bob Jennings are his capable cam- paign managers: they manage to kiss all the babies — over 18. After being excommunicated (kicked out, to Sophies and Juniors) from M. I ' .. Bob Merrill is still chasing Esther Elliott. Bill Best is still slaving %ay at M. I . . ■ Warren Jones is now owner and manager of the Little Theater at 12th and Central. Chuck Hoffman is chief interviewer and directs the chorus line. Joyce Blacker, Lillian Persky and Betty Smith have a sister act, and Jeanne Murphy and Beverly Shenkle are starred in the produc- tion. Bill LaBue, David Duly and Bill Riley have purchased the choice front row seats since they were discharged from the Air Corps for bad eyes from reading Esquire — which, by the way. is being edited by Bob Weather- holt. V Al Lease and Pat Larsen are talking over future plans . . . could it be love • ? ? ' ? Marjorie Wood and Ike Adams are now married and are still paying ■ on their honeymoon cottage. Mary Lee Travis is editor of Hu-m-m, successor to Vogue, and Terry Walkenhorst and Ernie Modlin are photographers for Woman ' s Home Companion. Winona Carpenter, the Florence Nightingale of the century, is super- intendent of nurses at St. Joe. Jim Zerr, Bill Skinner, Jack Grigs- by and Jim Thompson own the Bug House Bugle, a successful and rising newspaper in their community. Bill Faust is the Hying sensation in Chuck Ditzler ' s and Harvey Wilson ' s circus. Also starring in this exciting panorama are Bud Finnell as the strong man, Diane Walker, a lady lion tamer, and Frances Haley as a daring aerialist. Chuck Graves plays the flute ' in t-he New York Philharmonic Concert Or- chestra. Nancy Galpin sits nightly by. her radio listening. Diane Leforgee is 104 also a member of the orchestra and is looking forward to a concert tour this spring. .lody Van Valkenburgh has com- pleted a two-year run on Broadway in The Skies Are Blue, Too. Her lead- ing man is none other than Frankie Darr. Bena Bae Ballengcr is now a star of the silver screen in her latest picture, Cigarette Lane, sequel to Tobacco Road. Macey Shipley, that suave, debonair matinee idol of the Bobby Socks Brigade, is currently being seen in The Tale of the Pink Garter. Iffe in Big Town we find Sonny Howard, who is editor of S-L-Y, Esquire ' s greatest competitive maga- zine. Brvce Mehrens is working for the Blue network. Each morning prompt- ly at teiv-irou can tune in and hear his cheery voree-saying . . . One, two, three, b-£rn-d, ladies . . . Muriel Shearer gives an evening summary of lipstick hints, especially how to apply it and remove it, sponsored by Liz- zie ' s Luscious ' Luring Lipstick Com- pany, owned by Elizabeth DeWitt. Helen Simmons is also on the air as sports commentator for Colgate Shave Cream. Turning to the world of glamour, we find two of Central ' s alumni who were choseif ' as Bathing Beauties of ' 59. They were Mary Beth Hess and Mary Vivian Gibbs. New York ' s leading model and latest oomph girl is none other than Bunnie Dwinnell. Joyce ,Covey has finished a successful career as a Powers Model and is now hap- pily married Jo- -her M. U. hero. In cafe society we find petite Pat Grinnell, known to her admiring audi- ence as The Elf, singing nightly for her supper in the Blue Boom at the Waldorf-Astoria. Dick Finnell, nation- ally known composer and arranger, has just completed his latest ditty — I ' m Blue Over You, or otherwise known as I ' m Bluer Than the Bluest. Mickey Abrams, Edwina Brown and Mary Margaret Cynthia Tate own the Dew Drop Inn and would make a huge profit if they would refrain from indulging in little samples. Their best customers are-. Rogers Adairf;, ' Don Raines and Larry Wt ' di kind,, who do-o-o drop in. Shirley White has completed her latest best seller, Forever BIue.T.and is taking an extended vacation (?| out of the country. Mary Virginia Hood has made a name for herself as a novelist. She has just written The Green-Eyed Cat, a thrilling, blood- curdling mystery. • Wayne Cornish, All-American foot- ball, basketb all, track, tennis, golf, swimming, boxing, bowling, baseball and wrestling star, has just added an- other championship to his list by win- ning the tiddlywinks tournament. Annabelle Boark and Anna Mae Selle own the Couldn ' t - Make - You - Look - Better -If- We - Tried Cosmetics Com- pany. It ' s cheaper that way. Dorothy Bolenbaugh and Norma Montgomery are now teachers at our dear old Alma Mater. Dot teaches a girls ' gym class, and Norma is head of the Biological Department, occupy- ing 311. Also on the faculty is Bob Graham, geometry teacher, who really is a mathematical genius. Helen Howard is now residing in Alaska — she simply craves snow. Wonder why? Bobbie Morris has just divorced her eighth husband and has been seen nightly with Bill McGovney. Number nine coming up! Injun Hartley and Stumpy Staf- ford are still that way about each other; Stumpy argues two can live as cheaply as one, but Injun doesn ' t think she can support him properly on her dime store wages. Lee Storer is making quite a name for himself in Southern California. He is a lifeguard at the beach, and up to date he has saved two lives out of a possible 222,564,002 y 2 chances. Keep up the good work, Lee! Bernard Carey is quite a successful criminal lawyer. He gives cut rate prices to all relatives, neighbors and old C. F. C. brothers. La Nell Meinsen is secretary to General Dan Gepford, who is now stationed in Washington, D. C, with the OWL Marilyn Schreiber, the world ' s fastest typist, has just received another Congressional medal for breaking the world ' s record of typing with her toes. In the field of art we chance to find Neoma Esrig, who is now famous for her version of the poor man ' s Varga Girl. r- And so the images fade and the ligbt grows dim and Queen Ouija bids us farewell, ending our journey into the land of tomorrow. cSA ed a b 31 e ■uj ;- Xa -1 i C-«3- zx iyy Ac. ryA tSls uyn (Jaaajla OaA }M a 4 j- i + A y i £ ■ ■ ' ■ ■ ■■{ i a? w- - out cAO o ' %m WJ-W Spffl WBSfWSSm :■■■■ ' .■ ' ■ ' ■■■■ ' ■ ' 19 @ RM m iw wlmmMm Iflftitmife TFr yj .•-. ' : .,: ' l lf 7r jhju ■ ' . ' -i fell tVl ■■ ■■ -■ ' ■ ' . I81P .■|, . ■ .- ' • ■_: K ' ' - . t! ' . 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