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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1946 volume:

1 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL GERERAL ACTIVITIES TICKET School H945 %: y NOT PRICE h TRANS- $3.00 wk ■ 1 FERABLE Good for: 9y Football and Le aoue £k|i H Jle, the SprincT Play, Home Dual T lUKj l School Paper. Est Price $2 S !s aper .60 If les, ' th:in i;ioo tickets are sold price $j.li; if 1300, Si .oo, CisIj price $ .. ' ■ . I □rmo inarri I: ' Sii. Y€i y .ct.rc ' ct A t ctx e e naralcl Ijernan Uoaep4s L ori? |_Jean [ |oo 7 i U± bnnU tEintizalis.% .-..,_ J 6ett4 M Tie 001-141. .L- 2 m ra4? 5 r ' ) 1 6 Room v y C-«« d - C . 1 •C CO CO 1— k en ' 8 9 1 10 11 12 ' ■ : -u m UPM - ' 7 yf. ' Ub, 1. f -y y • . vn3 ,y -J i: . J ' ' ' r ' Uf  I _ ' • Wr til ti wV iSAy 4__ U jI; Y JU-«J f a f( x . 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 has 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 As- his strength in strife. K Q ' o A .y c} ' j, J FORTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL PUBLICATION KANSAS CITY, MO. ■ v V J r . O ' ' . . M PRESENTED BY: ' ' - ' ■ Ji CV - ! Co-Editors: Jean Arthur Pat Brexnan Co-Business Mgrs.: Maxine Williajison Beverly Staxbrough x..- ■i ' .. -- %-1ti DEDICATION To [ v nuniory of those oner among lis, who nuule the supreme sacrifice in defense of our country, we dedicate this liook. In eartli wliicli has resounded to tlii ' drums and tram- plings of many concjiK ' sts, they rest in the quiet of (lod ' s acre witli the l)rave of ail tlie world. As the war dwarfed by its magnitude all conquests of the i)ast, so the splendor of human heroism reached a height never witnessed l)efore. Our gratitude to them is boundless. We shall always hold fast the spirit bequeatheSv to us by those who fell! their name livcth forevern . . 0 y jy }j -•rfe A i.-y ff h M ' , J 1k 1 J ' A ,UJ ' ■Yl IN MEMORIAM 7y y y . ff 4 4 4- 4 2 1 ' ( 4 ' 1t % ,J 2 2 . 2 . 2 2 . 2 2 2 2?i 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 X] ( 2 .2 Xh2 2;} 2:5- 2 .2:} 2 .2 X 2 2 2 2 l: 2:J 4.2 2 20 2 2 Xl 2:} 2 2 2 :? 2 XhJ 2 2 2 .2:} 2 2 2 2 X] 2 2 2 2:1 2 2 2 1. 2. 3. 4. . ). {). 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 1. ). 10. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 2(). 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. Jack -Xdeliiian Louis Atkeisson John Baird George Baker Herbert Bassinaii Warren Belter Hoy Best Jack Bevis Henry Boshell Robert Brentoii Henry Burgert Nugent Burasco John Calcaterra Sol Caplan Donald Capshaw Billy Cassidy Granuni ChernoH Irving Cohen Sidney Cohen Robert Crutcher James Curtis Yilliam nowell Wayne Drake J.D.Ellis Orren Floyd JackFoth Richard Funk Jack Goodson Harold Grace Sam Grimes Ted Hall Gloyd Hallowell Otto Harvey GOLD STAR LIST (April 2, 7.9 W;) 34. Guy Hayes, Jr. OO. 3, ). Robert Hays (57. 3(i. Donovan Henderson (18. 37. Leonard Hogland (19. 38. Piaymond Hoover 70. 39. Earl Howser 71. 40. Miles Hubbard 72. 41. Wyatt Hundley 73. 42. Harold Jinierson 74. 43. Steve Kaney, Jr. 7. ). 44. Jacob Kempter, Jr. 7(). 4o. Joe Koury 77. 4( . Thomas Lindsey 78. 47. Delmar Lipscond) 79. 48. Herbert Lisiecki 80. 49. Richard Lockard 81. 50. Frederick Lodyga 82. 51. Thomas McClelland 83. 52. Kenneth McHenry 84. 53. HughMcKeniff 85. 54. Leonard Martin 86. 55. Meldon Masur 87. 50. Emerson Millard 88. 57. Vernon Moench 89. 58. Robert Mooney 90. 59. Robert Morgan-Dean 91. 60. Bernard Morlev 92. 61. Ralph Mullen 93. 62. Wayne Xuess 94. 63. Virgel Parman 95. 04. Morris Penner 96. 65. Martin Perry 97. 98. MISSING IN ACTION : - y-; Charles Peterson ' mS-- - i- William PutthofV ,; , j R. E. Quisenberry f ' ' L w James RatlifT Roscoe Ray, Jr Mack Reed Jack Richards Frank Roljerts Frederick Roby DonakI Roth Leigh Rotlienberg Paul Sabin William Sarver Lawrence Schlotzhauer Peter Schwalje Eugene Sieben Harry Simpson Mason Singleton Joseph Slight Ralph Smith Clarence Spangler Clarence Spencer Robert Stahl Warren Staley Fred Stevens John Stines Tom Sutherland Glenn Taylor Clarence Waters Robert Welch Galen White Jack Willoughby R. M. Wvatt -? .♦ y t , Marion Boren John Brown Kenneth Durham 4. Lloyd Erland.s 5. Ben Mossel 6. Wayne Smith William Weaver 3 THE YEAR ' S J h y ' z- c . - J. w CONTENTS Education 9 Photographic Essays 13 Seniors Underclassmen Modern Eiving 37 Society 49 Theatre 61 . Speaking of Pictures 64 v Other Departments 67r Sports 87 - R.O.T.C. 99 Letters from the Editors 104 ' t-n Senior Prophecy 104 VENTS FORE t our 1916 year and tlicn some !)( After courttlp book thei ie, av ' ot explanacTon Tlie yalfis ov high schW)l actiy battIefl ;iTts with. Na Vj CIl LIFE, a|d|(it i hope that in, J6olting Kack over these pages of LIFE Ce it l, you ' ll find happiness and conipaniondbipJ— also your picture, somewhere! (P r l -«. - n iiore about galst i:€C liuAt rationing and v _ St of us arew up — v r- — 7 -rr- up a difTerent kind of in Central ' s halls. We - ' Vd . ' .V ' - ' . ' C aV 4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ■-■■■- Wi- - Top How -Huth Alji ' iul, Hiirold Altnuin. Chaii.-s T. Aiuicrsoii. .r -;iii Arthur, M:irgo Mark Bariult. Wallace Perry Behiike, Norniaii Orville Hesheer. Patricia Louise Bolt 6lh How- — Jack Edward liotz, Anita (Jiarleiic Hray. .kiaiiita Josephine Bray. Patricia Joan Brennan, (larolyn Jean Brott, Sara Elizabeth Butler. Billie Ann Carter, Peggy Louise Davis o ) How — Rose Marie DeMasters, Juanita DeVasher, David Allan Duvall, Wesley S. IZdrnuTuls, (iwylyn Virginia (h-orge, Billy Ad run Gillen, Aaron Glickst -in. Dorothi-.i Marie Hanske ' ) Row — Joanna Marie- Harmon. Ricahrd Harvey Harris, Patricia Ann Har ' ey, Charles John Hawkinson, Robert Evan Holm, Georgia Ann Jacobson, Lee W. Jones, Gladys L. Kenyon 3r i How — Evelyn Levin. Charles . Lewis. Esther Lieberman, Richard A. Martin, hirilyn Leona McC arty, Gerald Bay McDaniel, Joann Ste art Mowry, MeJva Louise Oldham ' ■ n(l Hole Robert Dale Owens, Mary Lucille Peden, K. Allan Pinkerton, Bill Dah ' lioss, Lena Yvonne Sehmalz, (ierald G. Schmidt, Cathryn Louanne Sever, Barbara ,ro Simons, Shirley Smith Isf How Beverly Stanbrough. Blahie Edward Strader, Ariel Henry Tagei-. Amia Mae TroulnKin, Charles Marcus Warden. Shirley Weddle. Dale Williams, Lois hi ijie ' illiainson, Donald L. Zook. EDUCATION Central is indeed fortunate in having as its new Princi- pal, Mr. W. W. Clement, who is recognized as one of the outstanding school adminis- trators of Kansas City. Those of us who have come in con- tact with Mr. Clement this year, respect and admire him. We extend to him the warmest of greetings and wish for him tlie best of suc- cess at Central in the years to conre. Mr. Win. En( lund. Vice-Principal FACULTY V. ir. CU ' iut ' nl. Princi nil The recently published report of the Plarvard Commit- tee on The Objectives of a General Education in a Free Society contains a significant section on Heritage and Change. Central High School should be peculiarly con- cerned with the importance of these elements in its program of progress. In continuous existence through the seventy years during which high school attendance throughout the United States has grown from 80,(100 to upwards of 7.( 0().()()0. our high school has its roots in a sjdendid heritage, of which we are deeply conscious and justly proud. From this heritage we must constantly draw ins])iration. l ut whereas in our school ' s beginnings the goal of all was college entrance, today not more than one in five of high school graduates enter college. It is hoped that as the Class of 46 leave our halls they will find that their high school experience will prove to have been, in the language of the report, as fair to the fast as to the slow, to the hand-minded as to the book- minded, and while meeting the separate needs of each, this exi)erience will have fostered that fellow feeling between human being and human i)eing which is the deepest root of democracv. ■p % j - ■ ' ' 15 Top Jiow—yiWdvL ' d Abel, Nciaii Alexaiidcr, Helen {;oukl Allison, lii-ryl Alton, Maljcl Heattic, Ben U. Blacklord, Doris Callahan, Maurice L. Cater, Mabel (Catherine (Church. ith Row — Bess G. Clapp, Maud F. Compton, Cecil Coombe, Clifford D. Cornelius, Kisie Corncil, Harrison Cutting, Inez Dahl, R. O. Davis, L. H. Dentel. 3r l How—0. F. Diersen, G. L. Douthitt, Xelle Dwinell, F. E. Estes, Maud Estes, .lolin Evans, Neal A. (iful b, Mary H. Grubbs. Krdice Crube. QntI How — Frank fluomple, L. E. Cunler, C. S. Hann, Edgar Harris, Lois Hart, J. Ivan Hayes, Coah Henry, Carl HolTTnan, I lith Humphrey. 7.S How — Gertrude Jones. 10 FACULTY No one can fail to be thrilled as he walks about Cen- tral ' s corridors and sees the pictures of ])ast graduating classes. Among those pictures, one will recognize the faces of people who have won success in many lines of work since their graduation. Now, the Class of 194B is about ready to join the thousands who have graduated before you. Your teachers wonder what the future holds for each of you. That future lies largely in your hands. We have tried to give you training, attitudes, and ideals to help you. We count on your bringing credit both to yourselves and to Central. We will miss you. and our best wishes will always go with you. Viu. liniiliin ' L uc-Principal Top Row — Mildred E. Keating, Kerniit Keller, I la Mautle Kite. Rebekah Leibengood, Angela Leonard, Carolyn Lewis, H. J. Lewis, Alva Limbaugb. .1. M. Lukens. ith Row—B. W. McDaniel, Mary McLaughlin, Rutb Miller, Estclle Morrison, H. H. Oldendick, Virginia Oldbam, Hazel Purnell, . nnadele Riley, A. H. Roberts. 3rcl Row — Virginia E. Robertson. Dorothy Sandberg, Wilfred Schlager, WiUard Schmitt, Mary C. Scoville, Mar - Hurt Shafer, H. S. Siayniaker, Emma Stegner, Marian Storms. 2nd Row — Rebecca F. Tomlin, Madge Wardell, George L. Watr-rhouse, (i. R. Watson, Marie B. ' esterfield, Leonard Western, .Jeannette Wiiite. Ella ' iberg, Neva E!enor N ' ing. 1st flow— Ethel D. Wynne. 11 RETIRING TEACHERS Mr. Diiljacli became Principal of Central in 1920, at the age of forty-live. In that position he served longer than any of his predecessors, rounding out a full quarter of a century, and giving it the most fruitful years of his life. Of himself and his talents he gave freely and copiously — to his associates, to the students and jiations of Central. Withal, his family, church, and civic interests did not lag, nor were his recreational needs and desires neglected. Max the (iivcr of all Good Gifts grant him many more years of good health, service, and happiness! Mr. O. F. Duhccli MR. DAVIS Mr. Richard 0. Davis was horn and reared in Kentucky. Following his graduation from the University of Kentucky, where he majored in history and languages, he taught in Good Xighl College, Good Xight, Texas, for two years lie- fore coming to Kansas City, and at Manual High School before he came to Central in 1917. Mr. Davis is a prodigious reader, greatly interested in present-day economic and political ])roblems, and is active in church work. On their return from an extensive trip through the West, he and Mrs. I avis plan to spend their time at the family home in Merriam, Kansas, where he raises beautiful Dowers for a hobby. MISS WESTERFIELD Miss Westerfield came to Central in 1921 and has taught Social Science to many classes since thai time. The inter- est of her students was shown in their organization of the Social Science Society, which brought many outstanding local speakers to their meetings. Her active interest in the Woman ' s Dining Club, of which she is a past president, lier plans for some travel soon, her love of reading, llowers and music, will enable her lo continue the rich life of her davs at Central. MISS WHITNEY After graduating from Central, Miss Wiiitney spent four years in Germany continuing her musical education. She made appearances in all sections of the country as a concert violinist, returning to Central to teach music. Many nationally and locally known singers received early instruction and inspiration from her. She is at present studying Russian, which adds one more to the many languages in which she is proficient. MISS WYNNE Miss Wynne moved from her native Atlanta, Georgia, in time to graduate as salutatorian of her class at Central. The last twenty-five years she taught Latin in Central, making occasional sallies into the tields of English, German and Spanish. She now has time to enjoy her home, play her piano, read her favoi ' ite essays and whodunits in German. French, Spanish, Italian and Russian, and to attend ball games! To these former teachers of Central, the students and faculty wish to express our sincere appreciation for their service to our school. We are sure that they have made real contributions toward a better way of life and thought for all of us with whom thev have come in contact. ' i-4 i « _ Mr. R. 0. Davis Miss Murie B. Wi ' slerftcld Misfi .Marie F. Whilnci Miss Klhcl I). Wijnne 12 PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAYS PAT BREXXAX Secrctari ARTHUR PASCLTTI President MARGO BARXDT S{ t.-ut-Arnis SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEE JOXES Vice-President JEAX ARTHUR Giftoriiin JACK BOTZ Treasurer 14 SENIOR BALLOT Top Row — Most Popular Girl, Pat Brennaii; Most Popular Boy. Lee Jones; Most Active Cirl, Jean Arthur; Most Active Boy, Bob Owens. .Ird «o ' — Jolly Good Girl, Lois .flyers; Jolly Good Boy, Art Pascutti; Belle lirunimell, Jean Anne Burgess; Beau Brummell, Jack Botz. 2nd Row — Best Girl Actress, Nancy Guilliams; Best Boy Actor. John JefTrey; Best Girl Student, Margo Barndt; Best Boy Student, Jerry McUanie!. 1st fiou ' — Best Girl Athlete, Liz Riley; Best Boy Athlete, Hank Mcnze; Best Girl Musician, Dot Alexander: Best Boy Musician, Jerry Loman. 15 SENIORS Hm t M D, Ani:xi . Ruth — Iiitersocicty Rep., Standard Bearei, Bronze Medal, Hiograpliy, Intersocicty, ' 45, M.L.S. ; Contralian, Lumi- nary ; Ollicer, Home Room ; Oiricer, Zoology Club. Adam, Martha Helen — Olficer, D.L.S.; Ollicer, Social Sci. Soc; Zoology CIul); Girl Reserve; Commercial Club. AitAMS. Daphne — D.L.S.; French Club; French Clioir; Zoology Club; Student Council Alt. Adams. MARioN Oflicer, M.L.S.; Girl Reserve; Medal Pinner, C.F.C. Adamson, Dorothy— Zoology Club. Adcock, Beulah — Aiu.ER, Herbert- - Agrox. Howard— Nonconi., R.O.T.C.; Zoology Club; A Cappella Cbnir. Ai.AGNA. Anthony — Ciraphic Aits Club; Crack Co., Crack Squad, M-l, R.O.T.C. Alexander, Dorothy- — M.L.S.; Student Council Rep.; Best Girl Musician, ' -10; OlHcer, Band Cabinet; Oflicer, Trouvere Club. .Al.EXANDER, JOE— Alt lvx. Harold — Intersocicty Rep., Medal Pinner, Gold Medal, Fniinal Essay, Intersocicty, ' 15; President, P.L.S.; Officer, R.O.T.C; Social Sci. Soc; Engineers ' Club. Anderson, Carl — Noncom., R.O.T.C.; Zoology (Mub. Anderson, Charles — President, Rep., Intersocicty, ' 4G, C.W.C. ; Managing Editor. Luminary; Ollicer, Hi-Y ; Basketball, ' 15, ' l(i; Track, ' 15, ' 10. Anderson, Clh ford — Odicer, Rep., Intersocicty, ' 40, C.F.C; Student Council Rt p.; Social Sci. Soc. Anderson. PATRir.L — Ollicer, D.L.S. ; Ollicer, Olympian; Student Cduiicil Rep.; OITicer, Home Room; Frencb Club. xDRnws, Dorothy Marie— OITicer, Standard Bearer, S.L.H. ; Baske tball Sportsday, ' 40; Commercial Club; Girls Chorus. Anselmi. Ernest .T., Jr.— President, C.F.C; Fontball, ' II, ' 45; Track, ' 40; Lettermeu Club; President, Drama Club. Lettermen Club ; )tl)all. Ar-EL. Carl Henry— OITicer, C.F.C. M5; Ollicer, Zoology Club; Hi-Y. Ai ' EL. John Leon — OITicer, Hi-Y; SaUsnianagcr. Crntialian ; Social Sci. Soc; Commercial Club. A r:m strong, Ardra- gineers ' Club. AHMM.n. Hor.AND— Arnoni;. ViRorxiA- -Vaiiety Nile ' 13; Chorus, ' 43, ' II; En- Arthi-r. Ja k ' .— Ollicer, C.J.C; Capt., R.O.T.C; Hi-Y, Cabi- )D ' l ; S Indent Council licp. Arihir, Jean — Presiileut, Medial Pinner, R( p., Intersocicty, ' 45, A.L.S.; Co-editor, Centralian; President, ( v Reserve; Senior Ollicer; Queen, R.O.T.C Hop; Most Active Cirl. Atkeisson, Doris — Variety Nite, ' 15, ' 10; Zoology Club; Junior Life Saving; Capt., Hockey Team, ' 45. Atkeisson. Thomas — Band, ' 43, ' 44, ' 45; Student Council Rep.; Pc-rfecl: Attendance, 4 Years; Reporter, Home Room, ' 4 1, ' 45. Ai ' cvTT. Garland — Hack. 1 ' :vely-n Marie — Concert Choir; P.L.S. H nR];T. Beryl Lee — Commercial Club; Girl Reserve. liAi.r.ARi), Donna — Odicer, Rep., Intersocicty, ' 40, D.L.S. ; Olym- pian Club. Rarndt, Margo Marie — President, Medal Pinner, Bronze Medal, Exlemp. Intcrsocietv, ' 15, M.L.S.; President, Social Sci. Soc; Sdiior OITicer; Best Girl Student; Ollicer, Student Council. 16 SENIORS Barclay. Ed — Social Sci. Soc. Bartlett. Maxixf. — Ollicer, Song Leader, D.L.S.; Oiricer, Student Council; Luminary; Girl Beserve, Cabinet, ' 45 ; Variety Nite, ' 40. Barti-ETT. William — Ollicer, CW.C; Hi-Y; Engineers ' Club; Salesnianager, Centralian; Football, 44. Bavm. Cerai.d — Nonconi., B.O.T.C.; Stage Crew, ' 43, ' 44. Beck. Pauline E. — D.L.S.; Social Sci. Soc; Connnei ' cial Club. Bel-KERDite. JIargaret — M.L.S.; Cirl Reserve; SUulent Director, Spring Plav, ' 46; Capt., Hockey Sportsdav, ' Hi; Olympian Club. Behxke. Wallace — Ollicer, B.O.T.C; Engineers ' Club. Benson. Ahmallee — Benson. Ward — Centralian: Luminary; Stage Crew; Engineers ' Club; Officer, Home Room. Berlin, Lawrence— Ollicer, C.E.C.; Engineers Club; Ollicer, Home Room. Berry. Mary K.— Ollicer, T.L.S. ; C.O.E.; Girl Reserve; Com- mercial Clulj. Besheer. Xorman O. — President, C.J.C. ; Luminarv; Ollicer, B.O.T.C; Student Council Rep.; Variety Nile, ' 4, ' ), 4(i. Bess. Er.izAianii D. — Zoologj Club ; (iirl Reserve. Black. Ketty— Officer. Rep., Intersociety, ' 45, ' 4(5, M.L.S. ; Of- ficer, Girl Reserve; Student Council Rep.; Ollicer, Trouvere Club; Luminary. Blaine. Glenn — Blevins, DoROTii v— ( ommercial CIul). Blvethman, Wanda — C.O.E. ; Accompanist, A Cappella ( lioii-. ' 43, ' 41. Bolt. Patricia — Ollicer. T.L.S. ; Copy Editor, Luminary; ;;ibi- net, Commercial Club ; Student Council Rep. ; Social Sci. Soi . BoTZ. Jack — Intersociety Rep., Medal Pinner, C.J.C. ; Ollicer. Senior Class; Beau Bruiumcl; President, Engineers ' ( lub; Centralian. BouLWARE. Mar.torie— C.O.E. ; Student Council Alt.; Girl Re- serve ; Zoology Club ; Girls (-horns. Bray. Anita — Olympian CluI) ; Scbool Letter ; (iirl Reserve; Hockey Sportsday, ' 45; Frencb (ilub. Bray, Juanita J. — Ohmpian Club ; I ' rcnch (Hub ; I ' reneh Cliorus. Brehm. Eugene — Brennan, Patricia Joan— Presiiient. Standard lieaicr, A.L.S. ; Co-Editor, Centralian; Junior, Senior Ollicer; President. Zot)lu- gy Club; Ollicer, Student Council. Brenneman. Helen — Social Sci. Soc; Cirl Reserve; City-wide Bowling. Bridges, Carol — Variety Xite, ' 15. Brock. Mary Jo — D.L.S. ; Commercial Club : Girl Reserve. Brott. Carolyn Jean — Otficer, S.L.H.; Student Council R ' p.; Onicer. Trouvere Club; Girl Reserve; Variety Nite. ' 45, Bronvn. Betty Jean — Brown. Virginia Lee— President, A.L.S. ; Senior Editor, Cen- tralian; Ollicer, Zoology Club; Student Council Rep.; Variety Nite, ' 45. Burgess. Jean Anne — Belle Brummel; Spring Play, ' 4(5; Ollicer, A.L.S.; Variety Xite, ' 45; Centralian. BuRNAM. Keith F. — SENIORS BcTLER, Sara — Orchestra, ' 41, ' 45, ' 4C ; Centralian ; Student Council Rep.; Trouvere Ciub; Girl Reserve. RiTTLRFini.D. Don — President, Engineers ' Club; Social Sci. See; Noneom., R.O.T.C.; Stage Crew; OlFicer, Home Room. Cage. Caklexe — Social Sci. Soe. Can FIELD. Frank — Olficer, Pianist, Rep., Intersocietv, MG, C.E.C; Spring Play, ' 4.j, ' 40; Variety Nite, ' 4r ; Ollicer, En- gineers ' Club; French Club. Can NOVA. Joe — Carpenter. Shirley- Commercial Club. -Ollicer, S.L.H. ; Student Council Rep.; Carter, Biixie Ann — D.L.S.; Ollicer, Spanish Club; President, Conunercial Club; Variety Nite, ' 4(1; Student Council Rep. C. rlyle, Betty Marie — Girls ' Chorus, ' 46; Social Sci. Soc. ; Conmiercial Club; Variety Nite. ' 15; Girl Reserve, ' 4. i. Cave. Lorraine Joyce— Orchestra ; Girl Reserve; Zoology Club; Commercial Club ; Social Sci. Soc. Chamberlain. Norma — C.O.E. Channel, Margaret — Girl Reserve. Cheatham. Rosanell — Zoology Club; Girl Reserve; Social Sci. Soc; D.L.S. ; Student Council Alt. Clatterbuck, Gene — C.J.C; Officer, Home Room. Clay ' man, Sally Elaine — Luminary ; Commercial Club ; Girl Reserve; Oflicer, Forum Club; Ollicer, Home Ruom. Clements. Nelson — Clevenger. Ralph— Orchestra. ' 44, ' 45, ' 46; Zoology Club; Com- mercial Club; Spring Play, ' 44. CoHN, Leah— French Club; French Choir. Collett. Nalune — Clothing Fashion Representative ; Student Council Rep.; Officer, Home Room. Collyer. Shirley — D.L.S.; Zoology Club; Social Sci. Soc; Conunercial Club; Girl Reserve. Combs, Bill — Zoology Club; Hi-Y. Couts. Lois — Olympian Club; Variety Nite, ' 46; Trouvere Club; Zoology Ciub; Officer, Mixed Chorus. CowGER, Charles — Craft, Harry — Social Sci. Soc. Crane, Betty Lorraine — Crawfohii, Maxine— C.O.E. ; Christmas Play, ' 43. CREss VELL. .UnE — -Commercial Club; Social Sci. Soc; (iirl Reserve. Crosby. Marion Louise — Ollicer, Medal Pinner, D.L.S. ; Lead Spring Play, ' 45, ' 46; Attendant to Queen, R.O.T.C. Hop; Stu- dent Council .A-lt. Crowley. Ann-A.L.S.; Girl Reserve; Zoology Club; Trouvere Club; Commercial Club. ClIiDV. (!lIARLENE CuRRAN. Loi ' iSE— Ollicer, D.L.S.; C.O.E. ; Student Council Rep.; Zoology Club; Commercial Club. Daniels. Nedra Merle - Darrow, Jack — Ollicer, CE.C; President, Forum Club; Student Council Rep.; Oflicer, Spanish Club; Song Sirs. 18 SENIORS Davis. Alice Jeanne — C.O.E.; Christmas Play, ' 43; Home Room Red Cross Rep.; Girl Reserve. Davis, Barbara--C.O.E. ; Award, Gym, Girl Reserv( ; Commercial Club; Davis, Carolyx — Central Concert Clioir. Davis. Clara — Zoology Club; Mixed Chorus. Davis. Floyd — Student Couiieil licp.; Cn;j;inccrs Club; Spanish Club; Song Sirs. Davis, Peggy — Luminary; French Club; Spring Play, ' (, 3; Va- riety Nite, ' 45; Girl Reserve. Davis. Sarah Jane — War Stamp Sales Checker; Studmt ( ' ouncil Alt.; Luminary; Bookkeeping Awards. Dawkins. Barbara — Oflicer, Dignitary, D.L.S. Social Sci. Soc. ; Student Council Rep. Girl Reserve; Decker, CAROL Intersociety Rep., Rep. Intersociety, ' 45, D.L.S. ; Luminary ; Interclub Council Rep. ; Girl Reserve ; Spring Play, ' 40; Olficer, Commercial Club. Decker. Norma Jean — Student Council Rep.; Girl Reserve; Zoology Club; Commercial Club; Ofllcer, Home Room. DeLong. Elva June — Demar, P ii, — Oiricer, Home Room ; Social Sci. Soc. De Masters, Rose Marie — Officer, D.L.S.; President, Orchestra Cabinet; Luminary; Ceiitralian ; Student Council Rep. De Vasher. Jainita — Shorthand Awards. De Yaul, Nora MAE--Ofricer, Dignitary. M.L.S.; Ollicer, Social Sci. Soc; Girl Reserve; Radio Reporter Teen Town; Com- mercial Club. De Vaul, Norma Fae— President. M.L.S. ; Spring Play, ' 40; Variety Nite, ' 40; Girl Reserve; Social Sci, Soc. De vey, Virginia — Commercial fHub. Di Carlo. Vera— CO. E. Dice. jACK-OfTicer, C.F.C.; r-ettcrmcn Club; C Club; Student Council Rep.; Zoology Club. DiTZLER. Herbert —Ollicer, C.F.C. ; President, Zoology Club; Asst. Editor-in-Chief, Luminary; Student Council Rep.; Hi-Y. DoBSON. Thelma — Dolby. Morris — War Stamp Teller. Home Room ; C.O.E. ; Of- ficer, Home Room; Commercial Club; Ollicer, Home Room. Downy. Patricia — Girl Reserve; War Bonds Salesman; Stu- dent Council Rep. Drummond, Billie — Noncom., R.O.T.C- Dvrrett, Virginia — Variety Nite, ' 15. DuvALL, David— Ofliccr, R.O.T.C; Crack Squad; Engineers ' Club Earl, Jack— Second Team Football, ' 44; Crack Co., R.O.T.C. Eaton. Gilbert — Hi-Y ; President, Home Room. Eberting. Lavavghon— Christmas Play, ' 43 ; Social Sci. Soc. ; Girl Reserve; Commercial Club. Edmunds. Wesley — Trouvere Club; Band; Orchestra; N in- Com., R.O.T.C Engle. Thomas E.— OfTicer, P.L.S.; Zoologv Club; Noncom.. R.O.T.C; Crack Platoon, ' 45. Falco. Tony— Oflicer, Zoology Club. 1 C ' 1 : Am mM 19 SENIORS Favi.knkr, Kenneth— Zoology Club. Fjncher. Delores — S.L.H. KiSHBAUGH. Erlene — Lumiuary ; StiuU ' iit Council Rep. Reserve; Commercial Club; Oflicer, P.L.S. FisK. Jim S. — (UrI Fo-WLER. Walter BRO- VNELi. Fngineers ' Club; Sgt.. R.O.T.C; Crack Squad, R.O.T.C. Fhetz. Betty— Pianist, Intersociety, M5, ' 10, D.L.S.; Student Council Rep. ; Variety Nite, ' -I4 ; Oificer, Home Room ; Girl Reserves. Fretz. Eulavee — M.L.S.; S ieial Sci. Soc.; Conunercial Club; Student Council Rep.; Girl Reseive. Fin EDI. I. Wava— Commercial Club. Fbvmhoff, Farvin L.- Tennis Team, ' I. ' j, MO; Tvping Awards, ' Ki; Engineers ' Club; P.L.S. ; Odicer, R.O.T.C. FyOCK, pECJtiY LllULI.E — Gai.itzka ' . Carolyn — Commercial Club ; Shnrtliand Award ; Typing Award. Galloway. Ronai.h — Rifle Team, ' I!!, Ml, R.O.T.C; Euniiuary. M5, ' KJ ; Social Sci. Soc. Garrison, Joan — Girl Reserve ; O nicer, Home Room ; Oui Show, WHh. George, Anne — C.O.E.; Commercial Club; Sborthand Award. George, Gwvlyn — President, Rep., Intersocicty, M5; P.L.S.; Centralian; Luminary; Student Council Rep. Geritz. Norma Jean — OfTicer, D.L.S. ; Officer, Commercial Club; (iirl Reserve; Luminary; Variety Nite, MT). GiBBS, Patricia — Caljinet, Ciirl Reserve; Orchestra, Gibson. John — Stutlent Council Rei . ; Hi-Y; Rillc Team, M4, M5, R.O.T.C. GiESE, Betty — Social Sci. Soc. iiLLEN, Billy Adron — Editor-in-Chiet, Luminarv; Social Sci. Soc, Ginsberg. Shirley — President, Home Room; Zoology Clul ; Girl Reserve ; Commercial C-lub. (iLASER, Lois — D.L.S. ; Commercial (;iub; Social Sci. Soc; Girl Reserve; Student Ojuncil Rep. (iLiCKSTEiN, Aaron — President, Rep., Intersociety, ' 45; P.L.S.; Ollicer, French Club; Oflicer, R.O.T.C; Student Council Rep.; engineers ' Club. GiOK. IUth A n.i.iA. Olliei r, M.L.S.; Girl Reserve; Social Sci. Sue. ; O litter, Home Room ; Connneriyal (dub. Glover. Betty JEAN Cominercial Club; Officer, Home Room. Colbman, Betty Jean — Commercial Club; Oilicerj Home Room. Grace, Robert E, — Greenberg. Rosa — Cominercin! Club; Forum ( lub; Social Sci. Soc. ; Girl Reserve. Greene, Shirley Lee — D.L.S.; Commercial Club. Greer, RiiozEr.LA — French Club, Ghiegi:h. Dwavne E.— Oflicer, CE.C; Oflicer, R.O.T.C; Presi- dent, Home Room; Zoology Club; Song Sirs. (imosiiv. Roberta Lee — Social Sci ' . Soc; Commercial Club; Vic tory Stamp Salesman. 20 SENIORS Grimm. Merilyn — Officer, Trouvere ; (lii ' I Reserve ; Volunteer Ser -ice Red Cross. Groom. Lois — GviixiAMS. Nancy Irene— Co-Student Director. Variety Xite and Spring Play; Rest Actress, Mli; Ollieer, ConinuTcial Club; Onicer, Rep., liitersociety, ' 14, ' 4(i, S.C.H. ; President, Home Room. Gvnter, Patricia Ann — President, Trouvere ; OMieer, M.L.S. ; Girls Chorus; Student Council Hep.; Social Sci. Soe. Guthrie. Don R. — Noncom., R.O.T.C; Variety Nite, ' 45. Hall, Ronnie Je. n — Zoology Club. Ham, Roberta Mae D.L.S. ; Girl Reserve; Olympian; Commer- cial Club; Student C ' ouncil Rep, Hamblet. Barbaka Jean — S.L.H.; Zoology Club; Variety Nite, 45. Haxske. Dorothea Marie — Officer, Dignitary; S.L.H.; Lumi- nary; Student Council Rep.; Girl Reser e ; Commercial Club. Harmon, Joanna Marie — Sale, War Ronds; Bookkeeping A vards ; Typing Awards; Shnrthand Awards. Harp. Ai.ta Mae — Harris. Jane — ■ Harris. Hichark 11ah i:v — President, Student C iuneil ; Presi- dent, Song Leader, Gold Medal, Declamation Intersocietv, ' 45, CE.C; Oilicer, Hi-Y; Cheerleader; Lead, Spring Play, ' 46, Harrison. Chesley Allen — Officer, CJ.C; Luminary; Shaugh- nrssy Baseball Team, ' 44; Carkner Baseball Team, ' 45, ' 4() ; Captain, Gym. Hart, Dean Niel— Band. ' l. ' i. ' 14, ' 45; Section Leader, Or- chestra, ' 45, ' 46; Variety Nite, ' 45. Harvel. Barbara Jean — Girl Reserve ; D.L.S. ; Commercial Club; Social Sci. Soc. ; Student Council Rep, Harvey. Patricia Ann — Rep.. Intersociety, ' 46, S,L.H. ; Officer, Band and Orchestra, ' 44, ' 45, ' 40 ; Spanish Club ; Luminary ; Officer, All-City Red Cross. ' 44. Hatch. Joan — Hockey Sportsday, ' 46. Hauer. Betty Jo — Variety Nite, ' 44, ' 46; Student Council Rep., ' 43, ' 45; Girl Reserve; Officer, Home Room, ' 45. l AWK. Norma Jean— T.L.S. ; C.O.E.; Student Council Rep., ' 44. Hawkinsox. Charles John — - Heath, Daniel George — C.E,C. Heifner. Marilyn Jeanne— Social Sci. Concert Choir. Henderson, Bennie — Band Cabinet, ' 46. Girl Reserve ; HeNDRIX. AlSTIN G. — Herzog. Mavrine Mildred — Officer. M.L.S. ; Girl Reserve; Zoology Club; Commercial Club; Spring Play, ' 44, Hicks. Lawrence N, — C,E.( : Bronze Metlal. Formal Essay. Intersociety, ' 44; Officer, Home Room; Student Council Rep. Hinman, LeRoy Thomas — Chorus, ' 44, ' 4(i ; Song Sirs. 4(); Com- mercial Club, ' 45. ' 46; Crack Company, R.O.T.C, ' 44, ' 45; Student Council Rep. Hodge, William H.- HOLiLAN, ESTIL — Horowitz, Eleanor- Horowitz, Helen — -Student Council Alt. ttic 21 SENIORS HoRTON, Donald — Hi-Y; Social Sci. Soc. ; Commercial Club; Ceiitralian. HiiTTMAN, Shirley Ann — C O.E. ; Girl Reserve. HowAKii. Blttv ,I. Howe, Pecicy Maxim-:— Commercial Club; C.O.E. Hi i.L, Bevlhly Ann — Oilicer, U.L.S. ; Social Sci. Soc. ; Zoology Club ; (iirl Rest rve ; OlTicer, Home Room. HvNTER. Thelma Jeax — A.L.S. ; Zoology Club; Commercial Club ; French Ctub ; Cirl Reserve. Hirst. Donald Lee — War Stamp Auditor; Basketball, 2iul Team, ' 45. I shell. Charlune- IsuAM. Harold Kdwin . Jr.— -Oflicer, R.O.T.C. ; Presitlent, Home iu)om ; Crack Platt)on, ' 14, ' 15 ; Crack Company, ' 44, ' 45 ; Hi-Y. Jabex, Hymax S.- — Oflicer, Home Room ; War Stamp Auditor ; Xoncom., R.O.T.C. -Jacobs. Joseph D.ux Football, ' 43, ' 44; Track, ' 44, ' 45, ' 46; Zoology Club; Student Council Rep.; President, Home Room. .Facokson, ( eorcia Ann — President, Bronze Medal, Informal Kssay Intersociety, ' 45, D.L.S.; Oilicer, Commercial Club; Social Sci. Soc; Luminary; Forum Club. Jameson. Nellie Mae — Social Sci. Soc; French Clu b; Com- mercial Club. Jeffrey, John Hinter, Jr. Oilicer, C. V.C.; Oflicer, Social Sci. Soc; Lead, Spring Play. ' 47; Lead, Variety Nite, ' 40; Best Actor, Senior Ballot. JoHXsox. Charles Kenneth — Luminarv; B.O.T.C, ' 45; Crack Company, R.O.T.C, ' 45. Johnson. Charles Wm. — Engineers ' Club. Crack Squad, Jones. Charles — JoxES. Lee W. — President, All-City Student Council; President, Student Council ; President. Song Leader. C.W ' .C. ; Oflicer, Seiiicr Class; Most Popular Rny, S nior Ballot. Kaufman, Leibert— R.O.T.C. ; Zoology Club; Variety Xite, ' 45; Spring Play, ' 4(). Kli;i I N(,. Margaret Si e — Ki:_mmi,rer. Kenneth Leroy. Jr. — Student Council Rep. ; Hi-Y ' . Ken yon, Gl.4dys L. — President, Spanish Club ; Commercial Club; Zoologj ' Club; Girl Beserve; Student Council Bep. Kessler, Betty Lev — C.O.E. ; Commercial Club; Variety Nite, ' 14; Girl Beserve. Kini:heloe, Fontaine. Jr.— President, C.W.C; Officer. Hi-Y ' ; Track. ' 4.), ' 4f) ; President. Home Boom; Shaughnessy Baseball Team, ' 45, ' 40. King. Betty Jeanne — KippvR, Charlexe — S.L.H. ; Zoology Club; Commercial Club; Cirl Reserve ; OITicer, Home Room. Klino ' ik:. Isauelle — C.O.E. KxrVlT. WiLMA J.— C.O.E. KoNOMOs. Michael William— Student Council Rep. KopiN. Donald Joy — Social Sci. Soc; Intramural, Rasketliall. Ras.-ijall. Football. Ki SNETZKY, Sarah — S.L.H. ; Oflicer, Olympians ; Variety Nite. ' 45 ; Girl Reserve ; Commercial Chil). Lackey, Anita Joy — 22 SENIORS LaFayette, William V.— Omcer, C.E.C.; French Club; OfTicer, Zoology Club ; Cnick Company, R.O.T.C., ' 44, ' 45 ; Student Council Rep. Lamb, Thomas J. — C.W.C. Lamble. Cecelia Jeanne — Sale, War Stamps. Lancaster. Mary Louise — Lancaster. Richard Ray — Larbig. William Richard — French Club ; Engineers ' Club ; Officer, P.L.S.; Student Council Rep.; OlHcer, Home Room. Lawson, James Herbert — Luminary; Cabinet, Student Council; Rep., Intersociety, ' 4,j, C.E.C.; OfTicer, Social Sci. Sue. ; Cabi- net, Band. Leach, Margaret — Olympian Club; Hockey Sportsday, ' 4fi. Leava, Norma Marie — Officer, S.L.H.; Trouvere Club; Com- mercial Club; Girl Reserve; Spring Concert, ' 45, ' 40. Leavel, John Christophor — Officer, C.J.C.; Officer, French Club ; Onicer, Commercial Club ; Zoologv Club ; Engineers ' Club. Leedy ' . Richard Stanuage — Officer, C.F.C.; Lettermen Club; Football, ' 44, ' 45, ' 46; All-Star Football, ' 46; Track, ' 44, ' 45, ' 46. Leibson, Eugene Elliott — Crack Platoon, R.O.T.C., ' 44; Or- chestra, ' 44; Publication Editor, Luminary, ' 46. Lenge. Mary Helen — S.L.H. ; Social Sci. Soc; Zoology Club; Student Council; Student Council Rep.; Commercial Club. Level. Robert Merrill — Student Council Rep. Levin. Evely ' n — Luminary; Debate Team, ' 46; Spring Play, ' 44, ' 45; Cabin et, Student Council; Commercial Club. Levy ' , BE •ERLY■ June — President, Standard Bearer, T.L.S.; Student Council Rep.; Social Sci. Soc; French Club. Lewis. Charles E. — Rep., Intersociety C.W.C; Cabinet; Student Council; Co-Director, Variety Xite, ' 45, ' 46; Centralian; Luminary. Lieberman, Esther — Orchestra ; P.L.S. Liggett. Ida Jane — French Club; Commercial Club. LiNNERsoN. Glenn T . — Engineers ' (;iub. Lispi, Li.oYDiNE Marie — LoMAN. Jerry Robert— C.J. C. ; Band and Orchestra, ' 44, ' 45, ' 46; Variety Xite, ' 44, ' 45, ' 46; Best Boy Musician, Senior Ballot; Student Council Rep. Long. Homer C. — Officer. French Club: Engineers ' Club; Stu- dent Council Rep. ; Noncom., R.O.T.C. ; Crack Company, R.O.T.C., ' 44, ' 45. Maei.zer. Betty-— C.O.E. Malone, Randall — Lettermen Club; Basketball Squad, ' 44, ' 45, ' 46. Manier. Betty Jean— Girls ' Chorus; C.O.E. ; Spring Play, ' 44. Manx. Sally- Lee— President, Home Room. Mardikes. Sophia Mary — Marino, Jasper M. — President, Songieader, C.F.C.; .Officer, Lettermen Club; Football, ' 43, ' 44, ' 45; Track, ' 45, ' 46; Bas- ketball. V Marks, Clara Rose- Martin, Richard A. Oflleer, R.O.T.C. -President, [artz, Helen Eloise — Chorus. C..J.C.; Hi-V; Centralian: SENIORS Maxwell. William J. — Football, ' 45 ; Lettermen Club ; Presi- dent, C.E.C.; Hi-Y. May. Waxda— C.O.E. Mays. Beryl Bernice — Cuninit ' rcinl Club. McCammon, Betty — Officer, D.L.S.; Typing and Shortband Awards; Officer, Commercial Club; Student Council Rep.; Girl Reserve. M(:( ' arty. Marilyn Leoxa— Tntei ' socicly Rep., S.L.H. ; Cen- traliaii; Luminary; Officer, Trouvere; Girl Reserve. McClvre, James E. — McCoMB. Marjorie — Zoology Club; Orcbeslra, ' 12 ' ' S, ' 44. McCoRKLE, Burfori) L. Officcr, Rep., Intersocietv, ' 45, C.J.C. Officer, R.O.T.C.; Officer, EJnginecrs ' Club. McCOHMK.iv. ( LfJHtiE FhANKLIX — McCrac.ken. LeRoy Curtis — Noncom., R.O.T.C. ; Radio Work- sbop, ' 4G; Spring Play, ' 45, ' 46; War Stamp Auditor; Officer, Home Room. M Oaxiel. (-ehali) Ray— Lt. Col., R.O.T.C.; Editor-in-Chief, Luminary ; Best Bo - Student, Senior Ballot ; Concert Master, Oiclicstra, ' 45, 4(); Honorary President, Cold Medal, Poem, liitt rsociety, ' 15, ( . ' .C. McDow. DoxALD Cene — Honorary President. C.E.C. ; President, Song Sirs; Variety Nite, ' 44, 45 ; Spring Play, ' 40; Hi- . McIxTOSH. Lexa Orpha— Ollicer, Home Room. McKixziE. ViRiiELLE— Oflicer, A.L.S. ; President, Home Room; Ollicer, Commercial Club; President, Sales Class; Queen of Teen To n. McLain. Joseph Porter — McLavghmx. Dorothy ' Eleaxor — Girl Reserve; Awartl, Re- jiional Scholastic Contest. McLavghlix, Joy Maxixe— Officei ' , Hunn Room. McLavghlix, Xormax Eugexe — McLoED, Betty Jeax — McQuERRY , DoxxA Leaii — Office! ' , Trouvere ; Ercneb Choir ; Student Couneil Rep.; Variety Nite, ' 43, ' 44, ' 45; Officer, Home ROOUL McRoberts, Donald Gene — President, Home Room; N(inc im., R.O.T.C; W ' ai- Stamp Cashier; C.E.C; Song Sirs. Mexze. Henry Patrick — Capt., Footbaal Team; Football. ' KJ, ' 44, ' 45; Track, ' 44, ' 45, ' 46; President, Lettermen Ciub; Presi- dent, Rep., Intersociety, ' 44, ' 45, ' 40, CF.C Miller, Gilbert— R.O.T.C Mills. Robert M. — MoEHLMAX. Patricia Rvth— Officer, D.L.S.; Officer. Commercial Club; Girl Reserve; Zoology Club; Spanish Club. Moffitt, Maxine Elizabeth — President, D.L.S. ; Officer, Com- mercial Club; Girl Reserve; Student Council Rep. Mooney, Mary MARGARET Ccmimereial Club ; Student Council Alt. MooHE. Bessie — French Club; French Choir; Zoology Club; Student Council Rep.; Rep., Red Cross. Moore, Doris Dean — Rep., Intersociety, ' 45, S.L.H. ; Trunvere; A Cappella Choir. Moore, William Francis — Zoology Club ; Social Sci. Soc. ; Orchestra, ' 4;{, ' 4 1, ' 45. Morris, Helex — Commercial Club ; Girl Reserve. MowRY. JoAXN Stewart — Rep., Intersociety, ' 45, Intersociety, Hep.. A.L.S. ; C ntralian; Luminary; Debate Team, ' 40; Spring Plav, ' 44, ' 45 24 SENIORS MvKPHV. Jo Anne — M.L.S.; Commercial Club; Cheerleader, ' 45, ' 46; Girl Reserve; Spring Play, ' 40. Myers. Lois Jean — President, Songlcader, A.L.S.; Senior Bal- lot; Senior Editor, Centralian ; Luminary; Vice-President, Student Council. Myehs. Mahv Aileen — Navakrete. Margarita — Nightingale, Dolores Lenore — Variety Nite, ' 45; President, Public Speaking Club; Girl Reserve; Commercial Club; Social Sci. Soc. NouLEs. Betty Jean — Nun LEY. Betty Ray — Zoologj Club. Oaks. Naomi— Pi esident, Silver Medal, Poem Intersociety, ' 45, M.L.S. ; Ollicer, French Club ; Queen of Mardi Gras, ' 4G ; Luminary; Centralian. O ' Brien, Edward E. — Oldham. Melva Lovise — President, T.L.S.; President, French Club ; Olhcer, Girl Reserve ; Cabinet, Student Council ; Lumi- nary. Orr. Everett William — Officer, C.W.C; Ollicer, Hi-Y; Track. ' 45, ' 40; Football, ' 43; Student Council Hep. OsADCHEY ' , Walter Len — Orchestra, ' 44, ' 45. ' hi; Band, ' 45; Spring Play, ' 46 ; Intramural Basketball, Football, ' 45, ' 40 ; OfUcer, Home Room. Owens. Robert Dale — Football, ' 44, ' 45, Second Team All- Star; Basketball, ' 45, ' 46; Track, ' 45, ' 40; President, Hi-Y; President, Dignitary, C.W.C. pAPPAs, Alexander — Football, ' 44, ' 45, ' 40; Track Team, ' 44, ' 45, ' 46; Lettermen Club; Social Sci. Soc; Debate Team, ' 46. Park. ' illiam B. — Parker. Clifton A., Jr. — Parks. Arlene — Band, ' 44, ' 45, ' 46; Social Sci. Soc; Commer- cial Club. Parr, Richard STANLv Band, ' 4,3, 44, ' 45 R.O.T.C. ' 40; Zoology Club; Parrish, William L. — Hi-Y ' ; Noncom,, R.O.T.C. ; Engineers Club. Pascvtti, Arthur PALL President, Dignitary, C.J.C. ; Presi- dent, Senior Class; . ide. Junior Class; JoUv Good Bov. Senior Ballot; Football, Track, ' 45, ' 46. Payne. Calvin W. — - Pavne. Janice Claire — Officer, D.L.S.; Luminary; Cabinet, Commercial Club; Costume Director, A ' ariety Nite, ' 46; Girl Reserve. Peden. Mary- Lvcille— Luminary ; Cabinet, Girl Reserve; Offi- cer, Forum Club; Trouvere Club. Pemberton, LeRoy Annex — Penner. Benxie Morris — Commercial Club; Zoology Club; Officer, Home Room. Phillips, Charles Wesley — Band ; Orchestra ; Tennis Team, ' 45; Variety Nite, ' 45; Zoolog - Club. Phillips, Oliver Clyde — Engineers ' Club; Zoology Club. Pinkerton, K. Allan — President, Rep.. Intersociety, ' 45, C.E.C. ; Noncom., R.O.T.C. ; Student Council Rep. ; Forum Club; Zoology Ciub. pLorcH. Marleen Ann— Offiicer, Dignitary, T.L.S. ; Zoology Club; Offiicer, Home Room; Student Council Alt. ; Bowling Manager, ' 45. POLSON. Ralph W.— Offiicer, C.E.C; Cheerleader, ' 45, ' 40; Hi-Y; Zoology Club; F rench Club. Prater, Marilyn Dean — A.L.S.; Luminary; Zoologv Club; Girl Reserve; Commercial Club. Pressgrove, Dean Wesley — Stage Crew Manager; President. Home Room; War Stamp Auditor; Zoologv Club; Trouvere Club. ■klfll JHII nlHr K ■ .■i4 ' W. 25 SENIORS PVLE, CaRI. — Zoo V15, ' HI. y Club; Track, ' l(j; Keeper of Clock, Rabusf-, Mahgahkt A ;n — Home Hooni Odicer; Zoology CIuIj; Cirl Reserve; Commercial Club; Student Council Rep. Raines, Betty Louise — Commercial Club; Home Room Ollicer; Krencli Club. i ATHFE, Patricia Annette— Commercial Club; Zoology Club. Rau, ISFarieanna — Zoology Club. Reed, Mieton DouGLAS Lcttermen Club; Manager, Basketball, ■Ri; Hi-Y. Reid, Helen Louise— Spaiiisli Club; (;irl Reserve; Comtncrciai Club; Orchestra. Reyes, Florence — Rhodes. Gerald Dee— Oilicer, R.O.T.C. ; Hon. Presitlent, C.E.C.; LLuninarj-. Rhodes. Shirley May — Odicer, A.L.S.; Olympian; Girl Re- serve; Commercial Club; Zoology Club. Richards, Shirley Ann — A.L.S. ; Zoology Cluli; C.irl Reserve; Home Room Oilicer. Rick. Robert Daniel — C.F.C.; Football, ' VS, Ml; Lettermeii Club; Hi-Y; Z.x.logy Club. Rm.ey, Elizabeth Amy — Oilicer, A.L.S. ; Prcsitlent, Olympian ; Rest Ciirl Athlete; Zoology Club; Cabinet, Student Council. ItENINSLAND, PATRICIA AnN Robe. Velma Nadixe Oilicer, Songleader, S.L.H. ; Olympian. Roberts, Duane Ervin— Social Sci. Soc. RoBLiris. Harold— Odicer, C.E.C. Student Oiuiicil Alt. C(jinmercial Club ; Roberts, Hazel iMOCENE Social Sci. Soc Cirl Beserve; Band, ' 43, ' 41, M. ' .. RoDWELL, Gwendolyn — Officer, Olympian ; Girl Reserve; Oili- cer, Home Room; Commercial Club. UoGHHs. (Ij.eo — Oincer, Olympian ; Zoology Club. Rose. Mary Ann — Officer, S.L.H. ; Trouvere; Commercial Club; Social Sci. Soc; Spring Concert, ' 45, ' 40. RosEKN. Carl Albert — C.E.C; Engineers ' Club; Zoology Club; Student Council; OfTicer, Home Room. Rosenberg, Anna June — French Club ; Social Sci. Soc. ; (iirl Reserve. Ross. Bill Dali; — President, Ijigineers ' Club; Oilicer, C.J.C.; Oilicer, Spanish Club; Hi-Y. Salmon , Haruldine Conmieieial Club ; Typing .Vward Sareaty, Julia REMONiA Commercial Club; Gym. Award. ScHH.oN. Maxine T. — President, S.L.H.; Bep., Intersociety, ' 45; Student Council; Commercial Club; C.O.E. Schmalz. Lena Yvonne — President, Olympian ; S.L.H., Lumi- nary; Variety Nite; Student Council. Schmidt. Gerald G.— Luminary ; Officer, Hi-Y ' ; Officer, B.O.T.C; Officer, Orchestra, ' 44, ' 45, ' 40. ScHOCK, Mary Belle — Olympian. SCOFIELD, JeRALD G. Scott. Lois Ann— Officer, S.L.H.; Bep.. Luminary; Social Sci. Soc; Forum Club. Intersociety, 45 ; 26 SENIORS Searles. Mil. ton — Xonconi., R.O.T.C. ; Student (Council, Graphic Arts. Sever, Kathrvn Lotanne — President, T.L.S. ; President, French Club ; Centralian ; OUicer, Olympian ; Girl Reserve. Shackelford. Marita — D.L.S.; Girl Reserve; Social Sci. Soe. Shermax, Shirley — S.L.H. ; Student Council; Social Sci. Soc. ; French Choir. Si-Moxs, Barbara — President, Songleader, M.L.S.; Student (Coun- cil Cabinet; Junior Olliccr; Centralian; Luminary. Sinclair. Mary Jo — Officer, Bronze Medal, Poem Intersociety, ' 45; Luminary Staff; Girl Reserve. ' fij; Girl Reserve; Spanish SaLiTH, Ceraldine — Variety Nile, Club; Officer, Home Room. Smith. Kathi,eex — Ollicer, T.L.S. ; Officer. Home Room; Social Sci. Soc.; (iirl Reserve; Shorthand A vnrd. Sjiith, Keith— Engineers ' Club; Lettcrmen Club; Track. Smith, Shirley — Editor-in-Chief, Luminary ; President, Song- leader, T.L.S.; Oniccr, All-City Red Cross; Girl Reserve, Cabinet. SouLE, Dolores Eilf.ex — Engineers Club; Social Sci. Soc; Officer, Home Room. SouLE. Jim— Officer, C.J.C.; Band, ' 44, ' 45, ' 4G ; Orchestra, ' 45; Presiiient, Home Room.; Variety Kite. Spalding, Jean — Stafford. Boh — Hi-Y. Stagc, Marv Staxbrough. Beverly — Inter society Rep., Song Leader. Gold Medal, Poem Intersociety, ' il, T.L.S.; Business Manager, Cen- tralian; President, Trouvere; I-uminary; Girl lieserve, (Cabinet. Stasi. Pat- Stein, Edward E. — Social Sci. Soc; Commercial Club; Forum Club; Student Council; Officer, Home Room. Steixbrecher. Bonnie — Varietv Nite, ' 4,3, ' 44; Olvnipian; C.O.E.; Student Council. Stephexson, Ferx — Olympian ; French Club ; l- ' reneli Choir ; Girl Chorus; Variety Nite. Stephenson. Voxdeleete- — Girl Reserve; Zoology Club; Com- mercial Club ; Engineers ' Club. Stewart, Helex — Stivers, Bill — Song Sirs; Golf Team; Concert Choir. Stockdale. Daxa — Officer, A.L.S. ; Luminary ; Zoology Club ; Girl Reserve; Variety Nite. Stocktox. Jeax — Girl Reserve; Commercial Club. Stoneberger, Carol — French Club; Zoology Club. Stbader, Blaine— Hon. President, C.J.C. ; I ep., Intersociety ; Extemp.; President, Engineers ' ; Officer, Forum Club; Luminary. Stump. Bob — SuRBER. Myron E.— C.W.C; Track. SwERDFEGER, Madge —Officer, S.L.H. ; Girl Reserve; Commercial Club; Trouvere Club. Tager, Hexry a. — President, Rep., Intersocietv, Silver Medal, Biography, C.J.C; Luminary; President, Forum Club; Student Council; Essay Award. Taylor, Betty Louise — Basketball Sportsdav; Hockev Sports- day; Softball Sportsday; Olympian; French Club. _2 rM fcc iT hit 27 SENIORS I: i ;- t Tkahp. -Mahy — (Tir] Ri ' st-rvo ; (lirls Cliorus. Thompson . Edxa — Girl Ki ' serve; CoinintTcial Club. Thompson. Patkioia — Presitlont, Staiuiard Hi arc r, D.L.S.; Prosidont. Commercial Ciub ; Cabinet. Student Council ; Girl Reserve; Ollicer, Home Riiom. TnoKMUKti. Ai.i.AX — Otlicer, C.J.C.; Spring Play, 11) ; Lumi- naiv; (tllicer. Social Sci. Soc. Pn I AN V. (.btiius. I-:ii.i;i-.N Cei;izma — C.O.K. ; Student Council; dirls ' Toii! . Nancy— Otiicer, Home Room; Award, Gym. Tra v. Betty — Majorette; Ollicer, Olympian. Tkoutman, Anna Mae — OlTicer, D.L.S.; Centralian; Luminary; iLirl Reserve; Spanish Club. TicKEH. Annellh — Social Sci. Soc; French Club; Variety Nite. TiKPiN. Alice Mae— Ollicer, Engineers ' ; Trouvere; Girl Re- serve ; (Commercial Club. TvssEv, Jeannine — Luminary ; C.O.E. Vance. Evelyn Eaye— Graphic Arts; Girl Reserve; Ollicer, Home Room. Van Dolah. Iaky — Van We , Elaine — Vineyard. Jacquelyn — Olympian ; Trouvere; Variety Nite; Clinrus. ViNLYAHi). Mahcelvn- -French Club ; French Choir. Vi N SON , Dewey — Vleisides. Leo — VivoNA, Pauline -M.L.S.; Girl Reserve; Zoologv Club; Sports- day, Basketball. ' aggoner. Robert — Wagner, Frances — Walker, Elenora — Oflicer, M.L.S. ; Olympian ; Social Sci. Soc. W i ki:r. La hen(:e — W j I . M uTi vN ' D.L.S. ; Social Sci. Soc. ; Commercial Club. WAhi E.N ' . Charles— President. P.L.S. ; Enginec rs ' (Club. Watkins. John A. — President, C.E.C; Rep.. Intorsociety, ' 45, ' Id; Luminary; Ollicer, Forum Club; Song Sirs. Watts. Bettie Lov — Luminary ; Variety Nite ; Spring Play ; Girl Reserve; Commercial (; ,lub. Weddle, Shirley — Olhccr, A.L.S. ; Trouvere Club; Student Council. uminarj ' ; (Commercial Club; Welton, Certrude La Vonne— President, Home Room; Spanish Club; Girl Reserve; Christmas Play, ' 45. Wi;li )N . Sii irley Mae- Wlhlv, ,J(i Ann — Coinnu ' rcial (Club; T ' ping Award. Westehvelt. Norma — OlTicer. Olympian ; Sol ' tball Sportsday ; Basketball Sportsday; School Letter. 28 SENIORS Whaley, Richard Lee— Ofliccr, C.J.C.; Officer, R.O.T.C; Stu- dent Council Cabinet; Social Sci. Soc. ; Officer, Home Room. White, C.vrrie Allexe— M.L.S. Council: Girl Reserve. White, Betty May- Debate Team, ' 4G: Student WiLHELM, Elaixe — President, S.L.H.; Girl Reserve; Commer- cial Club; Student Council; Officer, Home Room, Williams, Dale — Noncom., R.O.T.C. ; Tvping Award ; Band. Williams. Dorothy — Cirl Reserve. Williams, L ry Alice— Girl Reserve; C.O.E. Williams. Xorma Jean — Olympian: French Club. ' ILLIAMS. Ray MA — - Williamson. Lois Maxine — President, Medal Pinner, S.L.H. ; Business Manager, Centralian ; Social Sci. Soc. ; Commercial Club; Trouvere. Willingham. John — Standard Bearer, C.F.C.: Football. ' 44. ' 45, All-Star; Basketball, ' 45, ' 4(5, Second Team All-Star; Track, ' 45, ' 46 ; Lettermen Club. ■WooDLiNG, Mildred Iay — Officer. Spanish Club; Girl Reserve; Commercial Club. Wright, Eleanor Lovise — President, D.L.S. ; Student Council; SocialScL Socj _Girl R.eserve. Whuthno v. Dean L. — WoLTERs, Clifford — Zoology Club. Young. Gwendolyn ANN OlTicer, T.L.S.; Girl Reserve; Zoolo- gy; Officer, Home Room. Young, LaVeta Louise— Coinmei-cial Club; Graphic Arts; C.O.E. ; Award, Gym. Y ' OUNGBLOOD. DoN RoHERT — CeiitraHan. Zacharias. Wilson Joe — Band; Orchestra; Award, Typing; Trouvere ; Zooiogy. Zimmerman. HL rold Leonard— Officer, C.W.C.; Officer, R.O.T.C; Cabinet, Band; Band, ' 44, ' 45, ' 46; Officer, Home Room. ZoOK. Donald L. — Intersociety Rep.; Rep., Intersociety, Gold Medal, Biography. ' 45, C.E.C.; Drum Major; President!! Band; Officer, Student Council; Officer, R.O.T.C. ZuRovsKY. Gertrude— President, S.L.H. ; Senior Editor, Cen- tralian; Luminary; Variety Xite, ' 45; Student Council. rnold, Frances — Brown. Carl— Football, ' 45; Officer, Medal Pinner, C.W.C. ; Hi-Y; Lettermen Club; Orchestra. BoiJE, Charles — Band; Zoology Club. Blackman, Anna — Officer, S.L.H.; Zoology Club; Commercial Club; Girl Reserve; Officer, Home Room. Beeson. Darlene — Zoology Club. Cantrall. GERALDiNE Commercial Club. Carpenter. Tommy — Varietv Nite, Band. ' 44, ' 45: Orchestra; Dance Crane, Anna June — DeNato, Saverio — Engler. . lpha Mae — Commercial Club. SENIORS 1 |sl, -s. W Ferguson, Betty — CommtTcial Club. Haves. jACK Photography. Hic.Gi ;s, James — Hill, Otto— Oirieer, Honie Room ; Luminary ; Engineer. Hor.M. Robert— Intersociety Rep., Rep., Intcrsociety, Silver Medal, Informal Essay, ' 15, C.F.C.; President, Lettermen (.lub; Odicer, Student Council. James. Josei hixe -( 0.I-!. ; Student C.ouiieil; Girls ' Chorus. luxG. UiM. — KixsEK. James BuiuI, ' 13, ' 1(1; Zoology Club. Lvxnix. Betty — S.L.H. ; Connucreiul Club ; Cirl Reserve. Lynn. Lorene — Manning, Isaeei.le — Zoology Club; Commiieial Club. McCoRKLE. Virginia Hope — Offlcer, D.L.S.; Student Council; Girl Reserve; Commercial Club; Trouvere Club. McCoRMiCK. Betty— Olympian ; Social Sci. Soc. McCoy. Norma — Merhitt, Jesse — OlTicer, R.O.T. :.; Ollicer. P.L.S.: Engineers ' . Patti, La vrence — RATci.iir. Dorothy — M.L.S. ; Girl Reserve; Zoology Club. Riley, Marilyn — C.O.E. RosAXBALM, John — Sanders, Iva — Zoology Club. ScHWARZ. WiLLiAM President, Rep., Intersociety. ' 45, C.F.C.; FV)Otball; Spring Play, ' 45; Lettermen Club; Social Sci. Soc. Scott. Vivian — OlFicer, T.L.S.; Ollicer, Olympian; Student Council. Silverman. Stanley — C.J.C.; Sirring Play, ' 44, ' 45; Social Sei. Soe. ; Zoology Club. Smiih . Fran k — Snare, Betty — Odieer, Home Room; Social Sci. Soc; Zoology (;iub; Commercial ( lul). Stokley, Joan — Girl Reserve; Commercial Club. Stvessi, Warren — Luminary; Rifle Team; OlTicer, Home Room; Graphic Arts. Teeple, Georgia— Social Sei. Soe. TowxLEV, Roberta — Social Sci. Soc. ' alti-:hs, Arthur — Warnell, Cecil — Noncom., R.O.T.C. ; Rifle Team. Vochatzer, Doris — SENIORS BoYER, Joan — Zoology Club; Ciii-l Reserve. Bbod. Alicia — Stiulcnt C.ouneil; Ollicer, Hoiiii Room. Cody, James — Elliot. Donald L. — Crack Sciiuul, R.O.T.C. Variety Nite, ' 13, ' 14; Zoology Club. Fehhis. Charles — Zoology Club. Grantham. Patricia — M.L.S.; Giil Reserve; Student Council. Hannen. Lavba Jean — Olympian. Katz. Frank — Spring Play, ' 4G; Club; Drama Club. Kearns. Charlotte — Commercial Club. Krekel. Jo Ann— Ollicer, A.L.S.; Spring Play, ' 46; Variety Nite, ' 4(; ; Cabinet, Girl Reserve. Lawrence. Anna May — Social Sci. Soc. McDoNoucH. Margaret — Commercial Club. McMiLLiN. Marceax Rose — Parrack. John — Noneoni.. R.O.T.C; Zoology Club. Phillips, Herbert — Football, Praschma. Jeannie — Reese. Betty Jane — Semhler. Joe — ( ' .F.C.; All-Star. Stansrarger. Rohert L.- Sterrett, Harlo E. — Tise. Patricl — Walters, Clifford — Wilson, Berth. — Band, ' 44, ' 4,5, ' 46. Wolter. James E. — YovNG. Rosemary — Brown, Donna- ' 44, ' 4,5, CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION WHO DO NOT Armstrong, Georgiana Lucille Coleman, Donald Eugene Cooley, Arnold .Jack Courtright, Mona Ern.stein, Shelby Jay Henderson, Billie Lou Nell, Elmer Lee Roberts, iily G. ' Smith, David Henry Stephens, Edna Earle Stewart, Ralph Deyon Stockton, Jean Tolin, Lois Agnes Willis, Donna Marie 31 UNDERCLASSMEN IJUNIORSI c c il f ' ' 8 , r «59 p i Pwf?Ot UNDERCLASSMEN (JUN ORS) 7 o ioi ' — R. Kirk. T. Stnric, R. Shucki-lford, C. Brown, V. Crews, M. Cunningham. 2;u fiou ' — D. Williams. .1. Swcaringtoii, .1. Ccorgr. li. Collins, I). -Vlexaiuier. isl «oui— R. (;ravi-s, E. Rilcy, .J. Walkcnliorst. D. White, L. Newkirk. Top Row — L. Duffiela, R. Vrentas, I. Rlunu-nthal, R. f awhv, C Croshy, B. Smith, v.. Kk-band, W. Reagan, .J. Donahue, R. .Mollet. lith Row—Cj. Gargcnt, H. Williams, W. Conwav, 1). Cobra, H. Lvnch, .M. Kelly, A. Shael ' er. D. Hockcnsmith, B. Hotchkiss, .T. Wardell. 3rrl Row—D. Tanquary, F. Roth, C. White, P. Stegmen, R. Moad, R. Piniechi, D. Walkenhorst. A. Reiman, . I.enthen, .J. Ragstiale. 2nrl Row — B. Pyle, D. Ludwig, S. Balot, L. Norton, ]). Hampton. V. Coen, C. Kearns. V.. Boyle, M. VanflerMey. Isl firjui— M. Koklas, .M. Margolin. .M. Hall. K. Chcrnoir, li, Stites, K. Propst, .1. Reese. Top Row — B . . Jlilton, ith Row—S. R. Sigglen, 3rrl Row—B. Fulkerson, 2n(J Row—E. A. Brod, S. isl Row—T. Kikles, B. 32 Stigall, . . Brett, C. C. Nash, B. Eggleston, Thomas, H, Pierce, E, P. .Schroek, E. Mountj Arnold, F. Koger, ,J W. Cruse, K Campb £ McNutt, M. Finney. Baler, .1. Hutehins, Stanley, L. . dams, McCannon, D. . lcock, Darrah, .1. Chedester, .r. Tranthani. D. Mayta, M. , bma, W. Cox. Hartman, N. Thompson, S. Campbell, oy, B. Moint, M. .Mundell, D. C.ilmore. Hopkins, M. Leonard, D. Gabie, S. IJ_, F. . ndcrson, R. Medley, R. Battin. . . Koelzer, W. I.amb, D. — JohplTl er, P. Hampton, D. Whiting, N. Rowan. D. Sherpy, A. Short, B. Travis, A. C. Simons, R. Rosenberg, B. Carroll. Tor Row — I. Wren. .1. Warreii, B. Savaidge, B. Sarver, W. Baldwin, D. ICjistein, H. Palmer, O. West, .7. Schmidt, C. Merritt, W. Patton. ' illi Koi ' — S. Hewitt, C. Gleason, R. Reid, E. Crawford, T. Welt, K. Hannnond, .M. Maddox, S. DralVen, M. Hammond, N. Sexton, E. Southard. 3nl Row — .1. Stuckwish, R. Vanderhoof, M. Hutton, t. Rear, ,T. Harr ' s. . . Hysle, .1. Harrison, K. Swayne, L. Salder, M. Smith, D. Mansfield. •Jiul iodi— I). Le Sage, B. Widlund, D. Sedler, M. Liber, A. Russo, J. .Shocke.N ' , C. Furnish, B. Murley, L. Buchanan, L. Stewart, B. Jolley. Isl Row—C. Stober, H. Hillson, P. Ragle, M. Martin, I). Wilcoxson, S. Prussack, B. Boyle, H. Levikow, W. Paradise. Top Row—K. White, D. Krinnninger, P. Miller, K. RatclifT, F. Rondercr, P. Hammer, R. Wuthnow, .r. VatIey, H. Scho Nengerdt, R. Lusby. Uh Row h. Fowler, D. Morphew, L. Hersh, B. Hoesly, L. Scott, J. Barnes, N. Spanton, E. Davis, J. Raby, B. Wheeler. :tr(l Row—S. Kirby, M. Walker, D. .Jackson, S. Rasnick, H. Maples, M. Halsen, .1. Harrison, B. Davis, B. Smiley, B. F ' ostcr. 2nil Row—W. George, M. Schoepnin, B. Hoffman, E. Silverman, M. Rirk, I). Werner, L. Duvall, I), llert. If. .Miller, G. Olson. Ixl Row H. .lones. .M. Hensley, B. Eggleson, M. Farmer, M. Modlin, C. Zolotor, B. Crabast, D. Sidle, D. Cockrell. Top Row— J,. Hellman. D. r ize, R. Ress, R. Davis, B. Inman, W. Cummickel, 11. MeTidclsolm, 11. Ledgerwood, C. Hitchborn, B. HulT. ' j Row — .J. Henderson, B. Lykke, L Keller, ,1. Wilmore, E. Calcara, L. Green, D. Halstead, W. Bowser, D. Schwartz, D. Greife. 3rrl Row — S. Green, M. Rhoades, B. Young, B. Gaun, C. Johnson, R. Pigg, E. Smith, Ci. Dickerson, G. Pierce. i ' (; ; Row !•:. McKinley, M. Constable, .1. Lyon, .M. Davis, C. Slcdd, P. Marks, P. .McLaiii, ( .NcLson, .J. Morrison. Isl Row — B. Fleschman, S. Wooslcy, P. Goodnight, .1. Woerncr, B. Gaunce, ,J. Freeland, F. Howard, W. White, G. Brundage. IJUNIORSI — ISOPHOMORESI UNDERCLASSMEN a p. Top Row — ( .. C.reig, A. Lang, C. Lockrklge, H. li. Hurclu-tt, C. Hicks, H. Barber, G. Heck, H. iMiils, C. Brooks, G. Prather. ith Row—.]. Higby, B. Hobbs, F. Graves, S. Adelnian, N. Cessna, B. Paine, K. ' oeilner, B. Noble, W, Walker. 3rd Row L. Wihnore, M. Coxson, C. Black, J. F.rickson, S. Grey, G. Kramer, R. Relalle. A. Walborn, B. Beitman. 2 irf Row — J. Valerius, S. Agron, G. Kelsay, M, Markle, V. Hammer, B. Chase, V. Sympson, B. Benedict, J. Brown. 1st Row — S. Hart, B. Bavenscroft, M. Lucas. B. Coleman, H. Sherrill, J. Bales, E. De Leve, B. Winegar, N. . k(r. Top Row — R. Brennenian, E. Gibbs, C. Logan, C. l annady, J. Lohmar, A. Angle, J. Accurso, S. Shelton, .]. Panknin, S. Raccuglia, .1. Chrisman. 4th Row — .L Centonze, J. De .Salmi, .T. Stafl ' or, D. Dixon, ,1. Bebermever, D. Calver, D. Kellogg, B. Lapp, B. Ellis, A. Switzer, M. Ruddell. 3rd Row — D. Cappock, B. . ltergott. C. White, V. .Johnson, D. Shearer, .7. Klassen, D. Wilson, E. Smith. P. illnlann, .1. Galpin, D. Dreis. 2nd Row — A. Levine, J. Tucker, IL Clark, C. McKibben, D. Roberts, S. Williams, D. Perriguey, K. Crampas, P. Batcliff, D. Bittncr, B. Garoutte. 1st Row — M. Atherton, P. Montgomery, M. Tinmions, W. Harper, H. Rall ' urty, A. Green, P. S vain, L Toolev, F,. Heed, C. Erviii. R. Barrett, L. Allen. Top Row D. Mills. C. La Sala, D. Stewart, K. Webster, Hendriekson, .T. Capps, H. Wood, .1. Studer, .1. Moore, C. Dietrich. 3rd Row—V. Christian, W. Taylor, R. Terantdla, I.. Bidge, S. Havnie, C. Fox, P. Heaven, L. Hamilton, F. Holmes, . . Batts. 2nd Row — E. Baldwin, N. P. Hagerman, M. . nderson. W. Taylor, R. Sheppard, R. Lancaster, S. . shinhurst, K. McKnight, N. Barnhart, N. Reed. 1st Row — R. Grantham, H. F. Michaelis, V. Bau, P. Slimm, L. Combs, K. Drolge, M. Cornwcil, E. Hamilin, D. Tolliver. V. Lathrop. Ttti) Row-A . Corblc.v, II. Esrig, E. Higginbotham, W. Krcsse, B. . lspach, G. Fender. L, Kiienigsdorf, L. JL avis, D. Lee, D. Weinstein, R. Percifield. ' ! Row—T. Adams, B. Marks, D. Henkin, C. .Tohnson, S. LefTorge, L iiankston, .M. Slalanev, E. Gomerdinger, B. Jinki ' ns, S. Rebolt, ,r. Mitchell. 3rd Row— J. Walsh, B. Werbv, K. Harris, S. Benningneld, H. Haflner, W. Langl ' ord, R. Older, R. Gresham. C. Million, F. Maietoli, P. Douglas. 2nd how—.h Welsh. .1. Harvev. M. Watson. B. Slinnn. 1). Mott. A. Russell, B. Chcnaiilt. Z. Creek. .1. Riley. N. Wilson. l.st Row-0. .Jackson. R. Taylor, .J. Flanner ' , C. Street. E. Kartsonis, .M. Markham, B. lu-ichson. 1). .Johnston, Iv. White, B. Bro n. Top Row — B. Brennenian. G. Spaw, J. Brookshire. .J. . llen, B. (Calvert, H. Hon, C. Sanders, M. Beiser, D. Mever, N. Ford. B. Dreisbach, I). Retheldrd. ' ilh Row H. lintner. F. McCraw. O. Vader, .1. Holmes. B. Henderson, V. Hunt. B. Silverman. M. Silver, W. Pence. W. Ehrhardt, L. Lumpkin, S. liruns. 3rd Row- .]. Haves. D. French, M. Beno, B. Banhan, J. Shull, J. Votapka, D. Bilev, .1. Bradley, P. Leach, A. Cowden, B. Trencinco, B. Davis. 2nd Row— l. Richards, P. Helm. P. Sargent, .1. Enderle, A. King, M. Graul, L. Schildknecht. D. Hoggatt, M. Sipes, D. Dukes, B. Adams, W. Purtle. Isl Row—n. Hodge, .J. Wood, A. Richey, N. Richardson, D. Davis, B. Henson, S. T urnliani. D. I ronl ' man. R. Esrig. Top Row — L. Swade. R. Gilmore, B. Gentle, J. Williams, D. Burton, -M. Manning. G. Markham. N. Drayer, L. Stewart, B. Librowsky, L Smith. I ' . Coondis. Uh Ron - .1. Westmoreland. K. Webb, W. Werner, R. Lee, R. Buclier, V. Wallace, I . Henderson, F . Shirlej ' , V. Anderson, P. Baker, M. Scott, .J. Bowers. 3rd Row— -P. McNutt. X. McMullian, J. Garrigues, E. Thomas, T. Sanders, .S. Rockelman, I). Durrett, J. Sanders, E. Plantico, K. Harmon, D. Phelps. 2nd Row-Til. .Jewett, R. Shal ' er, B. Moflit, J. Schultz, G. Scott, C. Markle, D. Bayne, A, Tobias, B. George, A. Vialpando. F. Todd. 1st Row — I . I!)e ' itt, L. Bowen, W. Branscon, A. Stephenson, N. Stillwel, J. Tucker, .J. Stoce. E. Carey, V. McComb, J. Morgan. C. .Johnson. 33 UNDERCLASSI Efft.o™o, C LJ Top Row—R. Williams, L. Ekiund. C. Hill. G. Hcrfurth, R. Latlirop, R. Nave, G. Figge, R. Rhodes, F. Bulloc, J. Greeiijjerg, F. Viar. Ath How — C. Rubin. L. Att vood, S. McKinlev, E. Lathrop, A. Heim, J. Bell, C Easieson, (.. Hartman. M. Joiu s, O. Jacobs, B. Randall. 3rd l ow [J. Sclioth, E. Goldberg, M. Daniels, D. Cook. . . . pplegage, H. Robb, B. Fishbaugh. A. Rudrow. E. Williams, B. .McElroy. •2nfl Row—B. .Allen, B. Black, B. Steiner. S. Zeltncr, B. Tate, B. Stitcs. P. Turk, R. Henderson. H. Krahenbuhl. :1st Row — G. .lohnson. S. Lund, N. Kranle. M. Gibson, B. Medland. .M. Crawford, .M. Hickman, E. Bateman. i, Davis. Top Row — D. Stewart. P. Cothieu, I-. White. G. (iardner. L. Luther, M. Brown, R. .McManus. .J. Morris. J. Bowlin. B. Saracheck, B. McDonald. B. Sanders. M. Young. ill) Ron — D. Groves. L. Beed. W. Hosanbalm. B. Rhine. P. Silvey. J. .Tones. W. Davis, H. Ta 1 .7. racGormack. 3rd Row—-S. Hars ' ey, .T. Duncan, E. Jones, V C Sperry, I . Lockery. B. Mills, Grauberger, S. Sloane, E. Bieser. F. Blair, D. Watson. M. Noyce. E. Gibson. K. Meinen, D. Nicholas. 2nd Row — B. Bell, B. .Tameson, S. Horton, R. Cowger, B. Castleberrv, L Levine, D. Heavncr, C. Davis, R. Millin, M. Zinn, E. Castleman, D. Reich. 1st Row—M. Wells, V. Davis. E. . ndrade, r. Bockelman, B. DiCarlo. G. Fader. J. . tchley, T. Harris, L. Levin, V. Lewis, E. Weidler, R. Berry. Top Row — J. Brockman. K. Mahan. R. Short. J. Schoap, D. Warnock, .1. Lancaster, J. Gibson, R. Rush, II. Kartsonis, S. Waterman. ilh Row—r,. Golleher, M. Eaton. C. Remsev, R. Adams. R. . dcock, B. Roberts. C. Francis, J. Markt. B. Aldridge, B. Johnson. 3rd Row— P. Lightfoot. D. Stiles, B. Wagner, J. Wigton, J. Wells, K. Dewey, J. .Austin, C. Winbigler, B. Baker, R. Wilson. 2nd Row—L. Russell, W. Oldham, M. Bvrns. E. Holland. E. Neal, .A. Wheeler. R. Wright. B. Walton, G. Reck. B. Russell. 1st Row P. Futvoye, M. Breahm, M. Mollitt, .M. Latherv, J. Tilson, A. Sloan, B. .Johnson. J. Barton, J. Bradlev, H. WvcolT. Hull. J. Henderson, M. Wren. R. Mitchell. B. Willhitc, ). Hoilj . S. P. st, D. Zook, P. Kunzweiller, G. Berner, D. Ross. Uh Row-- . Bloomdell, L. Fisk, P. Welsh, B. Stuckwish, M. Thompson, R. Walker, R. Weedlall, P. Gardner, M. .Mariani, G. Johnson, S. Thompson. :in Row— ' Sl. Covey. J. Rich, D. Ozbum, R. Tharp, P. Trout, J. Sullivan, J. Hasty, D. Enyeart, A. Jones, E. Gerlach. J. Gummings. 2nd Row — I. Dries. S. Salsiccia, J. Schreil, E. Windsor. S. Sandler, R. Bartley. B. Keeton, H. Stahl, C. Bridges, G. Crawford, T. Scott. Isl Row—f,. Clay. D. Grain, E. Shanin, E. Evelien, W. Ruckel, R. Chandler, R. Gwinn, J. Collins, R. Durossette, J. Holland. To i Row — D. . nderson, E. . rnone, G. . nderson, JI. Webb, L. Hart, R. Wolfe, L. Broteher, L. Tinsley, R. Clark, B. Owens, R. Riley, D. Dyer. illi Row — M. L. Gibbons. R. Huebner. J. Chase, J. Haynie, D. Barnes, S. Francis. M. Mann, D. L Hinkson, (;. Shearer, W. Curvan, B. Fletcher. B. Lanham. . ' (;■ ' Roll ' -I ' . Laughlin, D. Pennell, S. Guthrie, R. Duncan. S. Kearns, J. Irvine. B. Dewev, D. Tavlor, J. Stensaas, B. Long, L. Crowley, R. Taylor. 2nd Row—H. Lawrence, H. Tavlor, D. Bain, F. Covey, S. Etherton, D. DeAtley, A. Gill. M. Williams, S. Clement, S. McHenry, M. Swayne. Jst Row — M. Brown, J. Wilcox. D. Sumonia, C. Holloway, D. Fowler, J. Mann, D. Fisher, S. Botz, M. -Awbery, M. Dunlap. Top Row — J. Kyger, S. Roberts, G. Meredit h . C. Wonderly. J. Ic.Atee, G. Schmalz, B. Long, R. Clark, .). ' Snare, Ti. Inman, S. Wachtel. UIi Row — B. Miller, H. Lyons, D. Benton, H. Jameson, R. Grantham, C. Cipolla, A. Duckworth, B. Yount, B. Mills, J. Kononios, G. McDonald. 3rd Row—H. Ashlock, L. Smith. R. Shoemaker. D. Hulen, M. Wilson, B. Halsey, O. Tussey, E. .Mynatt, P. Boyd, W. Roberts. 2nd Row — J. Jones, D. Sherman, C. I- agl rs pui. J. McDonough, E. Pittman, R. Costello, T. Jaudon. N. Kiilse ' i-. VVVIulmondson, D. Williams. 1st Row—r. Jolhy, A. Ross, li, Easton, G. Carlson, B. Pounds, B. Diehl, B. Crowley, B. Brown, R. Leach, .M. Pressgrove. 34 UNDERCLASSMEN . vc; i ' ' X. n si 0 tl ■ t ■ ■ JUNIOR OFFICERS t-- Top Row—F. Hahn, B. Lcforgee, K. Allen, R. Czar- liiisky, H. Hagenbuscli, I. Shamine, B. Backus, P. Willinghani, C. Moore. ' ilh «oiii— N._lilaser. .1. Wilson. B. Motter, E. Wat- kins. W. West, B. Mcintosh, G. Francis, .1. Hagaii, A. Milholland, M. Haynes. 3id How ' Sl. Cole, D. Dean, J. Hill, L. Noss, E. Reed. D. Rupai-t, C. Foster, P. Bertz, B. Keeling. •2nfl 7?oil ' --J. Yoho, I„ Mizer, K. Jlorast, P. Davis, D. Roseiiblnni, B. Miller, K. l.ockriilge, M. Long, M. Evans. Ixl How— li. Bates, B. Stuart. H. l.ce. V, Thorson. li. Gayley, H. Riggs, li. Gunninghani, D. Smith, J. Box. ' J ' op Row — J. Schwertfeger, P. Hansner, E. DeLong, 1. Kates, S. Ohrazda, B. Sargent, M. PfeitTer, M. Mills, D. Cessna, B. Coleman, M. .Vhranis. Ixl Row—F.. CramflU, T. MaUies, B. Brooks, P. Hale, M. Braitag, D. Casterline, C. Freeman, D. Camuuly, D. Robertson, P. Long, L. Car. President. Ann Angle; Aide, Bob Jenkins: Aides, Jerry Chedester, Sally Woosley. 35 STUDENT COUNCIL First Term Oflicers: President. Lee Jones: Vice-Presi- dent. Pat Brennan; Secretary. Maxine Bartlett: Sgt.- at-Arms. Bob Holm: Critic. Jean Artliiir. Second Term Ollicers: President. Diclv Harris: Vice- President. Lois Myers: Secretary. Margo Brandt: Sgt.-at-Arnis. Don Zook: ( ' ritic. Maxine Bartlett. :-- ' p- .f.,«fe. . - f- . A ' .l fii n Lee Jones, 1st Term Pres. Dick Harris, 2nd Term Pres, Top Row—B. Larbig. D, Vhalcy, J. Arthur, M. .Maddox, J. Accuiso, B. Smith, D. Meyer, fs. IJesheer, V. Behnke, ,1, Watley, K. Higginbotham. ilh Roir—B. Baker, A. Spanton, R. Chenault, D. Sohuth, ,1. Harris, A. Angle, N. Decker, B. Daw- kins, A. Shiirt, B. McDonald, JI. Anderson. 3rd Row—B. DeWitt, M. Schilon, B. Fishbaugh, P. Thompson, B. Black, L. Allen, B. Reese, P. Slimm, A. ' hite, S. W ' oosiej ' . :?jir Roir — E. Vrigllt, D. Alexander, M. VanderMey, B. Beitiiian, H. LUTtg, .1. Chedester, C. Darrah. A. Cooley, D. Durrett, C. .Street, M. Moffltt, P. Bertz. 1st Row — L. Myers, E. Riley, P. Brennan, R. Harris, .J. Lawson, J. Blotz, C. . nders(m, R. Holm, L. .Tones, M, Karnet, M. Bartlett. M. Oldham. Top Row—C. Lewis, B. Maxwell, B. Orr, M. Kono- mos, G. Olson, L. . tkeisson, D. Calyert, L. Hell- man, I. Shaniie, M. Searles. ilh Row—B. Martin. D. Hert. S. Butler, B. Myers, D. Shearer, F. Arthur, D. IcQuerry, C. Roseen, B. Levy, J. Shumate. 3rd Row— ' SI. Crosbv, M. MolTitt, T. Scott, D. Hanan, F. Graves, L. Scott, D. Mott, M. Hall. .M. Ploueh, K. Vebb. •2nd Row—U. Bobb, E. yilhelni, . . Glickstein, J. Henderstjn, (i. Figge. L. Stewart, E. Jones, B. Adams, E. Walker, R. .Mills. Isl Row— P. Watson, B, Carter. . . Batts. C. Ramsey, 1). Hulen, P. Ragle, E. Tifrany, .M. Farmer, B. Stites, I). Perriguty. Top Row — W. Langford. L. Crosbv, C. . nderson, C. McKibbe, E. Fishbaugh. P. Schroek. J. Trantham, H. Boghem, J. Loman, .T. Botz, J. Darrah, R. liocher, T. Wuthuni. illi Roip—r,. Kenvon. E. Wilhelm, D. Hanske, C. Brott. P. Mardincs, R. Slimm, D. Hulen. 1). Hock- ensniith. M. Macldox, B. LaFayette, B. . twood, K. Droege, J. Ragsdale, H. Saunders. 3rd Row — E. Riley. Y. Schmalz, G. Zurovsky, M. Crawford, N. Reed, M. Rabuse, L. Curran, B. Motter, .A. Pinkerton, R. Wilson, D. Ozburn, C. Foster, . . Rose. ■ nd Row — J. George, S. Miller, J. Holmberg, L Davis, .1. Haves, J. Watley, P. .Montgomery, A. White, B. Wheeler, P. Anderson, K. Propst, B. .Allen, R. DeWitt. 1st Row — E. Levine, B. Sinnnons, L. Myers. B. Tarris. B. Owens. I). Zook. K. W ' haley, Barndt, C. Lewis, Mr. Watson, M. Ti,ii Ruw—B. Ryan, D. Halstead, R. Pigg. B. Als- pach, .7. Hawkins, .1. Chedester, E. Kartsonis, L. Scott, H. Altman. B. Russell. ill, Row—B. Ferandelli. M. Wren, G. Smith, P. Bolt. M. Crosby. S. Kirby. C. Sledd, D, Whiting, G. lu ' lsay. C. Holloway. 3rd Row—D. Benton, S. Horton, S. Davis, B. Brown, Y. . nderson. R. Martin, H. Roberts, J. Box, E. .lones. Slid Row—C. Hitchborn. R. Cheatham, .1. Walken- horst, .7. Pavnc, h. Ludwig, R. Vanderhoof, .M. Sandler, P. Wilkins, D. Adams. Isl Row—B. Taylor, B. Ellis, V. Brown, M. Timmons, B. McElroy. 13. Garoutte, V. Busick, E. Casselman, L. Lumpkin. LIVING ' ' - f . (k. t ' mJCc ' ' lA r pr . iM. Mr f it L HOME ROOMS MR. ALEXANDERS HOME ROOM Top Row — J. Watley, D. Krimminger, K. K. Bowlin, P. Hammer. B. Sarachek, I Ratlifr. P. Gotlicb, B. Hutciiii . Milli-r. 3rd Row — R, Bobbins, R, Cowgcr, E. Cibson, I. James, J. Jones, D. Heavner, R. Vuthnow, D. Stewart, M. Young, 2nd Row — V. Grauberger. P. Silvev, B. Fowler, E. Davis, I. ' alker. C. Allison, M. Honn, M. Breitag. 1st Row—lx. Taylor, L. Aldridge, D. (Proves, E. Jones, Mr. Alexander, P. Hale, K. Meincn. B. Borden. MR. BLACKFORD ' S HOME ROOM Trip Row— ■SI. Daniels, S. McKinlev, L. Ekiund, B. Williams, G. Craig, A. Long, H. .Mills, B. Clopton, B. Hobbs. 3rd Row—E. Goldberg, B. Tate, R. Rhoades, D. Cook, II. Robb, D. Stone, E. Williams, F. Bullor, A. Budrow. •Jnd Kow B. .McElroy. D. Wbite, J. Beagan, N. Snider, D. Schotll, B. Randall, F. Viar, S. Zeltner, B. Stites. 1st Row—E. Frazer, B. Allen, B. Black, J. Greenberg, Mr. Blackford, P. Turk, B. Steiner, B. Henderson. MISS ALLISONS HOME ROOM Top Row — L. - nderson, F. Graves, G. Kramer, J. Erickson, C. Hick, H. B. Burchett. A. Woellner, R. - lley, B. Chase. 3rd Row — S. . delman, .M. Lucas. A. Walborn, S. Gray, R. Winegar. L. Wilmore, .M. Cocks, W. Sympson. 2nd Row—X. Hammer, S. Hart, R. Barrett, B. Noble, B. Beitman. Miss - llison. E. DcLeve, G. Kelsay. 1st Row .L Brown, ,T. Holmberg, A. Bell, M. Timmons, M. Markle. B. Benedict, S. . gron. MISS CALLAHAN ' S HOME ROOM Wolter, E. Stcrrct, H. Phillips, G. Davis, G. 2nd Row — E. DeLong Top Row — E. Bess, J Cantrall. Isl Row-S,. Keeling G. Teeple, B. Reese, D. Batcliflr, D. Elliot. B. Goldman, :Miss Callahan, D. Adamson, B. Jlills. MISS ALTON ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — D. Tanquarv, L. Crosbv, (). Hill, G. Eaton, B. Smith, I). Buttertield, T. Lamb, (;. Kleban, -M. Wren. 3rd Row—S. Butler, B. Cawbv, H. Wecdfall, D. House, W. Bhoades, S. Balot, D. Zook, W. Reagon, I. Blumenthal. 2nd Row- ' G. Clatterbuck. L. Fisk, J. Henderson, B. Moffet, R. Walker, G. George, D. Maher, S. Thompson, B. Kunzweiler. 1st Row — E. Chernofi , M. Margolin, E. Boan, Miss Alton, . . Reiman, E. Shanin, W. Hoff, P. Wilson. MISS CLAPPS HOME ROOM Top Row — C. Rubin, G. Figge, B. Hickman, C. HolTman, B. Lathrop, B. Nave, G. Hartman, J. Bell. 3rd How — B. Fishbaugh, R. Hannen, E. Lallirop, A. . pplegate, K. Robinson, A. Heim, O. Jenkins, H. Bogart. 2nd Row—S. Chambers, L. Hawley, M. Jones, M. Hickman, H. Clark, M. Crawford, M. Gibson, J. Johns. Isl Row — E. Bauman, L. Brinkoetter, D. Jones, .Miss Clapp, C. .lohnson, E. Batenian, I. Davis, N ' . Hunter. 38 MISS COMPTON ' S HOME ROOM MISS CORNELLS HOME ROOM Top How — F. Boiuierer, J. ' eave , E. Holnian, A. r.ui-tis, W. Benson. 211(1 Row — .]. Barnes, B. Hoeschle, L. Scott, B. Gotten. 1st Row — . . Spanton. B. Kunellis, Miss Conipton, E. Ernstein. MR. COOMBE ' S HOME ROOM Top Row . Zacharias, T. Welt, H. Palmer, D. Calvert, D. Epstein, .J. Soule, E. Crawrord, .7. Ohrazda, V. Gary, B. Rick. 3rd Kow—H. Adlcr, V. Patton, P. Becd, O. West, E. Southard. .7. Schmidt, B. Fulton, H. Sherrill, (,. Mcrritt. E. Hewitt. 2nd Row R. Vanderhoof, S. Prussack, B. Widlund. A. Russo, . . Hvsell, J. Harrison, M. Liber, R. LeSage, R. Sedlcr, E. Smith. ist Roiv—Mr. Davis, M. . therton, .1. Shockc.v, M. Bear, N. Oaks, C. Lowe, 7 . Swayne, W. Paradise, Mr. Goombe. MR. CORNELIUS ' HOME ROOM Top Row — C. Francis, ,1. Brocknian, IS. Rush, L. llcrsh, .7. Lohmar, .7. Gibson, S. Waterman, . . Wheeler, K. Dewey. 3rd Row—B. Walton, M. Bvrns, L. Russell. R. Irvin, M. Eaton, B. Roberts, ,7. . ustin, R. Wright, P. Lighlfoot. 2nd Row— J. Tilson, .T. Rradlev, H. . Idrigo, M. Gross, D. Cooper, B. Baker, E. Holland, .1. Lamble. 1st Row— SI. Brebm, M. Buae, H. W ycoff, W. Oldham, Mr. Cornelius, C. Beck, M. Farmer, A. Sloan. Top Row—C. Lamble, S. Rhodes, li. Black, M. Leach. E. Marctoli. M. Brock, P. Reck, R. .Mays. 3rd Row — D. Moore, R. Snare, E. Wilhelm, N. Leava, X. Williams, .J. Sari ' aty, .1. Cresswell. 2nd Row—F. Wagner, I. Roberts, B. White, S. Carpenter, P. RatlifT, L. Lispi, 1 . . bent!. 1st Row — M. Vineyard, R. Traw, H. Greenbcrg, Miss Cornell, G. Gage, K. White, l-i. Lieberman. MR. CUTTINGS HOME ROOM Top Row — G. Meredith. .7. Kinser. K. Whittemore. .7. Mc. tee, .7. . ccurso, R. Grace, G. Hendrickson. H. Smith, .M. Brown, S. Roberts. 3rd Row—C. .7ameson, S. Wachtel, W. Cook, G. Wonderly, G. LaSala, R. ( rantham, D. Mills, E. Rcalmear, G. Inman. •2nd Roir—L. Grioger, G. Asher, M. Herzog, D. Hulen. H. Lyons, L. l-2ichmann, D. Renton, H. .Vshlock, N. Duby. 1st Row—R. Diehl, R. Grantham, W. Lathrop. G. Williams, M. Striegel, Mr. Cutting, E. Foster, O. Tus;ey, B. Halsey. MISS DAHL ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — L. Young, A. George, M. Berry, W. BUiethman, R. Stein- brecher, M. Lancaster, B. Davis. 3rd Row—il. Crawford, E. Tiffany, L. Gurran. W. Knott, IS. Maelzer, N. Chamberlain, L Klinock. 2nd Row—yi. Rilev, M. Williams, J. Tussey, S. Hottman, . Davis, V. DiCarlo, W. May. 1st Roil ' — R. Kessler, J. James, M. Bledsoe, Miss Dahl, B. Manier, M. Schilon, P. Howe. 39 HOME ROOMS MR. DENTELS HOME ROOM Top Row — n. Lee, J. Centoiize, B. Park. K. Alspach. (;. Fcmlcr. B. BeyiioJds, L. Davis, W. Kresse. IJ. Piubbins. 3nl Row B. Maxwell. I). Woods. E. Higginbotham. T. Adams, H. Meiize, B. Corbley, D. Henkin, R. Bartlcy, D. Weiiisteiii. 2nr How — .J. Jacobs, H. Heffner. R. Percilield. K. fionierdingt r, W. Sears, E. Miller, O. .Jackson, S. Beiiningfield, H. Zimmerman. 1st Row—C. Cipolla, R. Werly, K. Curtis, B. Miller, Mr. Dentel, H. Greshani, H. Esrig, H. Miller. MRS. DWINELLS HOME ROOM Top Row— A. Nikles, M. Li jnard, P. Scluuck. P. Moehlman. E. McNutt, X. Rowan, P. McLain. 3riJ Row i. Bray. D. Slierpy, M. Eiimey, A. Brod, B. McCannoii. B. Travis. ' Ind Row—U. Schelfler, A. Short. P. Hampton. W. Lamb, .1. Shumate, C. Simons. l,st Row — R. Rosenberg, D. Alcock, L. Adams, Mrs. Dwincll, . Koelzer, B. Simons. MR. DIERSENS HOME ROOM Top Row—y. Daniels. D. McDow, A. Walters. P,. Lancaster, W. Moore, L. Hicks, E. O ' Brien. Snl Row—B. Penner, D. Andrews, M. Searles, L. Walker, T. Engle, N. McCoy, E. Stein. 2 1 - Row — W. Clements, F. Stephenson, M. Beckerdite, E. Vance. M. Rabuse, D. Alexander, B. Nobles. Ist Row M. Adams, E. Zans, N. Westervelt, Mr. Diersen, A. r. Engler. V. McKinzie. MR. ESTES ' HOME ROOM Top Bow— C. Warnell, .N. McLaughlin. W . White, C. Anderson, J. Studer, E. Weinstein, H. Rivers. 3 t Row — L. Bury, B. James, K. ' ebster, C. Prett nian, H. ]- ' l(t (l, J. McCaully, P. Silvain. Ixl Row— p. Slimm. K. Droegc, C. Blaine, H. Heisler, R. Hartlield, A. Dedmon. M. Corinvell. MR. DOUTHITTS HOME ROOM Top Row — R. Calvert, R. Brenneman, ( ' .. Black, N. Crssmi, R. Malone. N. Beshcer, D. Mayta, E. Beed. 3rfl Row — B. Ravenscroft, L Silver, C. Sanders, H. Brashear, J. Chrisman, R. Coleman, H. Myers, K. .Sloan. ' 2nd Row—E. Van Wey, J. Bradley, P. Vivona, G. Miller, J. Stafford, H. Horowitz, E. Levin, G. Jacobsen. Jst Row — L. Schildknecht, P. .Montgomery, P. Sargent. Mr. Douthitt, M. Graul, P. Willmann, B. Stuckwish. MISS ESTES ' HOME ROOM Top Row — G. Sargent, J. Hawk, S. Hortmi, B. Castleberrv, P. Stegman, R. Moad, D. Hockensmith, W. Davis. 3rcl Row—U. Robertson, V. Lewis, M. Vandii-Mey. T. Hajris, C. Davis, W. Guinn, L. Levine, E. NN ' eidler. ■Jnil Row— A. Pichler, L. Neighbors, M. Hall, C. Rader, R. Kerro, J. Reese, F. Dickey, F. Reyes. ;.s( Row— ' Si. ■ ■ells, V. Davis, M. Koklas, B. DiCarlo, Miss Estes, B. Batc-man, E. , ndrade, L. ( arr. 40 HOME ROOMS Top Row F. Shiilcy, .1. Sanders, J. Williams, D. Burton, Jl. L. Man- ning, D, Johnson, (1. Mai-khani, J. Powell, R. Shafer. 3rd Row—B. Mollitt. E. Thomas, J. Raby, H. Morclanil, J. Kornis, G. Scott, J. Shultz, 1). Phelps, E. Shepherd. 2nd Row—E. Platnico, S. Storey, P. McNutt. J. Carrigues, C. Markle, M. Je vett, N. McMullin, D. Hanan, K. Harmon. f:- ' x j rL?. 1st Row—H. DcWitt, A. Tobias, N. Stilhyell, .1. Tucker, Mr. A. Stephenson, J. VeIton, V. Busick, J. Morgan. Evans, MR. GUEMPLE ' S HOME ROOM Top Row—B. McDonald, G. Gardner, B. Penland, li. Demiis, F. Long, G. White, D. Monger. 3rd Row—B. Bell, B. Sanders, S. Sloane, 1). Phillips, J. Mu sick, B. Taylor, D. Watson. 2nd Row — J. Duncan, E. Bieser, B. Jameson, E. Blair, J. Kington, L. Gordon. l.tt Row — E. Casselman, L. Lankford, R. Webb, Mr. Guemplo, M. Zinn, D. Lipscomb. MISS GRUBBS ' HOME ROOM Top Row Tt. -McRoberts, D. lalev, H. Jaben, A. Peniberton, M. Dolby, L. McC.racken. 2nd Row — L. Norton, D. Hurst, D. Pressgrove, J. Cannova, J. Bagsdale. 1st Row—S. Davis, P. Downey, Miss Grubbs, N. Todd, B. Stites. MISS GRUBE ' S HOME ROOM Top Row—C. Million, C. Darrah, K. Smith, D. Eubank, A. Bratt, R. Melton, G. Nash, S. Campbell, H. Altman, W. Cox, F. Koger. 3rd Row—B. Carter, W. Kilpatrick, S. Fulkerson, B. Mointt, K. Sever, B.N Sharp. ly Campbe ll. H. Rcid, S. Thomas, . . Mena, B. Arnold. 2nd Row — F. . nderson, J. Yates, D. Gobie, D. Dowman, C. Gilmore, W. Cruse, R. Battin, J. Hopkins, G. Kenyon, H. Pierce. 1st Row—B. Carroll, L. Cohn, R. Medley, J. Scott, Miss Grube, E. H artman , M. Mindell, S. Baier, R. Medlov, T. Stanley. MR. MANN ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — M. Mueller, D. Nightingale, J. Donahue, B. Vrentas, . - ngle, R. Barncord, C. Boije, D. White, S. Bichards. 3rd Row—C. Kearns, H. Williams, D. . tkeisson, L. DufTield, B. Combs, G. Young, D. Walkenhorst, A. Crowley, Mr. Hann. 2nd fiou ' — N. Collett, C. Kearns, L. Eye, C. Pule, H. Borchert, B. McCormick, M. McConib, V. Coen. 1st Row — L. Ludwig, Y. Brown, B. Y ' oung, C. Boseen, D. Hampton, L. Couts, K. Propst. MR. HAYES ' HOME ROOM Top Row — J. Darrow, D. Guthrie, J. McDaniels, J. Stillman, B. Parr, S. Silverman, R. Lusby, K. Kemmerer. 2nd Row — S. Kirby, R. Clevenger, R. Holm, E. Rogers, T. Carpenter, R. Leedy, D. Yinson, P. Silvain. .•i( Row— A. Myers, R. Ham, M. Mollit. J. Hayes, D. Morphew, Mr. Hayes, J. Leavel, A. . rmstrong. 41 HOME ROOMS W § © a a i ao r A. MISS HENRYS HOME ROOM Top Row -T. Henderson, C. Cannady, R. (Inlloway, T. Storie, C. Hill, C. I5eAtley, J. Panknin. 3r(l Row — B. Hauer, (i. (ileason, H. I.edgcrwood, (;. Caudill, A. Black- man, D. Wilson, C. Hitchborn. 2nd Row — P. Anderson, B. Dawkins, M. Mooney, M. Grimm, C. Bridges, D. Greife, C. Hirsch. Isl Row — S. Lund, .S. Sherman, S. Mardikes, E. Smith, C. Wolfe, B. Xunley, M. Prater. MISS HEATING ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — B. Bahret, B. Hotchkiss, P. Fyock, E. Fishbaugh, M. Navarrete, V. Stephenson, A. SchaelTer, M. Kelly. rd Rnw M. Wall, P. Wilkins, A. Leuthen, T. Dobson, S. Lynch, M. Hilh-brenner, B.-i.evy, L Navarrete. I ' nd Roiii — I ' ,. Piniecki, B. Pyle, ,1. Spaulding, Miss Keating, D. McLaughlin, H. Boyle, .T. Heinz, i. . tkisson. 1st Row —D. Ballard, C. Kippur, D. Holbrook, .1. Warnell, L. Lawrence, .E=..Wright, K. Eretz. MISS HUMPHREY ' S HOME ROOM Top Row—R. Egelston, U. Duvall, D. Heath, D. Roberts, .1. Trantham, .1. Chedester, R. Mitchell, R. Sigglen, P. Welsh. 3rd Row — R. Gordon, E. Mountjoy, H. Hull, G. Smith, .7. McKay, P. Housner, M. Odom, M. Newton, K. Lockridge. 2nd Row — M. Mariani, N. Bloomdell, ( ' ,. Bemer, C. Johnson, N. Thompson, B. Stigall, P. Gardner, M. Thompson. Isl Row-V. Watson, B. Bryant, D. Taylor, D. Ross, B. Herman, C. .Marks, M. Oldham. MR. KELLER ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — C. .Johnson, W. Stuessi, R. Reed, W. Eowler, H. Barber, G. Heck, G. Rhodes, J. Willinghani. :ird Row C.. Lockridge, B. Bartlett, W. Behnke, E. . nselmi, B. Roberts, H. Lee, L. Berlin. 2nd Row — R. Martin, . . Turpin, .1. Bebermeyer, Mr. Keller, J. Wallace, A. Hendrix, B. Parrish. 1st Row — C. C.owger, B. Stafford, J. George, J. Praschnia, C. Brooks, .1. Scolielii, G. Prather, MISS JONES ' HOME ROOM Top Row — G. Shearer, R. Clark, B. McCammon, M. Downey, L. Hart, S. Frances, E. Back, H. Stewart, P. Swain, E. Martz, .J. Haynie. 3rd Row — R. Lawrence, P. Laughlin, R. Duncan, .1. Chase, B. Garoutte, K. Smith, S. Weddle, M. Mann, E. Coker, S. Etherton, R. Huebner. 2nd Row — .1. Knierim, M. Cole, B. Wolter, S. Clement, E. Horowitz, B. Lanham, M. Swayne, M. Tooley, B. Dewey, S. Botz, B. Fletcher. isl Row — .1. Frisbie, S. McHenry. S. Gorman, B. Rich, M. Dunlap, Miss .Jones, A. Green, S. Lemus, P. Bcrtz, .M. Awbery, P. Stasi. MISS KITE ' S HOME ROOM Top Roll ' — . . Tucker, .J. Cockrum, I . Hinman, D. Coleman, L. Scott, .1. Arthur, A. Pascutti, C. Stoneberger. :ir l Roir — . Bray, L. ICberting, 1). M. Hanske, W. Osadchey, J. Arthur, L Sanders, B. Giese. 2nd Row — H. Morris, B. L. Crane, P. Grantham. M. J. Heifner, M. Swerdfeger, N. Guillianis, ,7. Stokley. 1st Row — I. Hatch, M. Courtright, M. Lenge, S. Collyer, M. Shackelford, R. (ireer, .1, Boyer. 42 r Ji vMr ' - I ' . Aft Hk. . HOME ROOMS C v 5 © £ £i .« MISS LEIBENGOOD ' S HOME ROOM Top How — J. Harris, L. Clark, J. Nevins, C. Phillips, C. Walters, G. Aucutt, E. Brehni. find How — J. ' alkeiihorst, R. Collins, C. Jones, V. Hodge, L. Kaufman, D. Williams. ist Row — V. Scott, A. Russo, D. Summers, Miss Leibengood, B. Fretz, B. Wilson. MISS LEONARD ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — B. Rosanbalm, I. Levine, S. Shelton, L. Luther, J. Lancaster, B. Leforgee, H. . gron, B. McManus. 3rd Row—E. Gibbs, E. Bridgman, C. Logan. H. Morris, H. Schowen- gerdt, B. White, B. Rhine. 2nd Row — .1. MacCormack, D. Kingerv, S. Greene. K. Johnson, B. I ' in, C. Sperry, R. Mills. 1st How — D. Nicholas, T. Mathes, C. P ' rcock, Miss Leonard, D. Reich, B. McMlUin, R. Berrv. MISS LEWIS ' HOME ROOM Top Row — C. Freeman, . . White, J. Schoap, H. Raffurtv, J. Lancaster, J. Wigton, P. Kartsonis, R. Short. R. Russell. 3rd How— SI. MofTitt, C. Winbigler, F. Kuhns, E. Neill, R. . damson, G. Golleher, B. Middaugh, J. Wells, R. Wilson. 2nd How — B. Johnson. R. Lotz, R. . dcock, R. Johnson, J. Markt B Wagner, B. Miller, B. Pugh, J. Mandis. Ut Row — R. . dams, D. Stiles, P. Futvoya M. Lathery, J. Barton, D. Shephard, H. Holmes, B. Johnson. MR. LIMBAUGH ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — D. Young, N. Wilson, J. Sullivan, B. Willhite, H. Isham, B. DeWinter, D. Enyeart, J. Hasty. 3rd How- P. Prout. K. Henderson. M. Covey, C. Bridges, D. Grain, E. Windsor, S. Sandler, T. Cummings. 2nd How — R. Chandler, R. Tharp. J. Rich. A. Jones, K. Stevens, H. Stahl, J. Dreis. Isl Row — C. Clay, B. Taylor, E. Cranflll, Mr. Limbaugh, W. Ruckel, B. Keeton, C. Crawford, R. Gwinn. MISS LINDGRENS HOME ROOM (DELANO) Top How — Miss Lindgren, J. Roach, H. .Morrow. K. Steege, T. Townsend, U. Vochatzer, . . t oen. F. Smith, . . Crane, V. Naher. 2nd How—S. UeNato. E. Eaton. J. Weibel, . . Reichardt, L. Parker, B. Odom, P. Rogue, D. Forester, D. Hill. Isl How — D. Willis, D. Kingery, J. Taylor, F. Kenower, W. Moore, F. Carter. MR. LUKENS HOME ROOM Top How — R. Alexander, S. Ashinhurst, R. Lancaster, J. Gibson, D. Grieger, F Davis, J. Dice. 3rd Row—S. Harnhart, C. Fox, D. Soule, K. McKnight, R. Sheppard, E. Baldwin, H. Lee. 2nd Row — M. . nderson, N. Hagerman. N. Reed, J. Werly, E. Thrasher, M. Thrasher, V. Brown. 1st Row—H. Michaelis, V. Rau, A. Harp, Mr. Lukens, B. Altergott, E. Hamlin. 43 HOME ROOMS MR. McDANIEL ' S HOME ROOM MR. OLDENDICK ' S HOME ROOM Top Row— J. McCIure, D. Horton, E. Barclay, .J. I- ' iggc, ' ,. liauin, I). Orr, R. Poison. 3r ] Row—B. Stump, .T. Cody, B. Hull, V. Conway, G. Falk, L. Lynn, C. Ferris. 2 ?r Row — .1. Burgess, M. Channel, .r. Klassen, 1- ' . Robinson, B. Lundin, P. Brennan. Isl Row — B. Henderson, B. Fergueson, .1. Krekel, Jlr. .McDanicI, F. Both, E. Nell. Tor Row— J., ( ' .laser, A. . lagiia, H. Davis. .1. .Icll ' nv, B. Sargent, J. Holmes, V. Walker. 3rcl Row—C. Sledd. C. Eagleson, M. Reiser, V. Hall, . . Richev, D. Riley, .1. Davis. 2nrl Roii ' -r. Leach, V. Hunt, V. Sehnialz, Mr. Oldeiulick, .V. Cowden, S. Buridiam. Isl Row —.J. Enderle, N. Richardson, S. Ginsberg, U. Hoggatt, W. EhrhardL B. Henson. MISS MILLER ' S HOME ROOM Top Row— J. Williams, T. .laudon, A. Benefiel, T. Atkeisson, E. Pittman, T. Creagh HI. B. Glover. 3r l Row—E. Mynatt. B. Bertram, R. Costello, .1. McDonough, M. Sandler, F. Christia i, (;. Davis. 2nrl Row — N. Kinser, H. Clary, I. Day, .J. DeSalnie, N. Benedict, V. Robert. ist Row L. Fink, A. Rose, Miss Miller, B. Kaston, .1. .lones, T. Jolley. MISS OLDHAM ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — H. Dilzler, C. Lewis, L. .lones, A. Thornburg, C. Payne, B. Strader. 3ril Row—l . DeMasters, P. Hars ' ey, I). Harris, B. Gillen, M. Peden, J. Mowry. 2nrl Row—n. Stockdale, B. Stanbrough, Miss Oldham, S. Smith, N. Geritz, B. Watts. Isl Row — M. Bartlett, A. Troutman, .1. Pavne, S. Clavnian, M. .MeCarty, C. Decker. MISS MORRISONS HOME ROOM Top Row — B. Gentle, T. Sanders, S. Bockelman, R. (iilmore, C. Welt, R. Bucher, P. Tolin, L. Swadc, K. Webb, R. Rachell. 3rfl Row — V. Wallace, F. Coomes, .J. Hutchins, V. Anderson, L Smith, B. Werner, N. Drayer, L. Stewart, H. Triantos, R. Librowsky. ind Row—M. Scott, .1. Westmoreland, D. Durrett, L. Henderson, I). Sobbe, .r. Bo- ers, B. .Johnson, P. Raker, D. Bayne. 1st Row — C. .Johnson, V. McComb, L. Rowen, W. Branscom, R. Lee, Miss Morrison, J. Stoll, E. Carey, A. Vialpando. MISS PURNELL ' S HOME ROOM Top Row—N. Epps, B. Molter, D. Schwartz, F. .Mcintosh, W. West, G. J ' rancis, R. Cheatham, J. Helm, I . Allen, V. Durrett. 3ril Row—]. Hagan, V. Thorson, N. Robb, G. Crawford, B. Bates, B. Young, P. Davis, ,M. Long, H. Claxton. 2nrl Row—n. Dean, M. Haynes, C. Davis, N. Fredlund, A. Parks, M. Woodling, B. Gayley, I. Liggett, D. Cunningham. Isl Row—.J. Clement, .J. Box, I . Long, B. .McLocd, Miss I ' urnell, J3. Smith, M. Abrams, B. Coleman, D. Cannady. 44 MR. ROBERTS ' HOME ROOM Top Row — B. Ross, D. Zook, D. Williams, C. Anderson, J. Botz, J. Earl, R. Owens. 2nd Row — E. Leibson, D. Hart, W. Edmunds, M. Kincheloe, M. Frumhoff, G. McCormick, .J. Fisk. ist Row — C. Warden, B. McCorkle, M. Crosby, Mr. Roberts, . . Glick- stein, J. Garrison, A. Pinkerton. MISS ROBERTSON ' S HOME ROOM Top Row— J. Wilson, E. Watkins, P. Willingbam, K. .Vllen, R. Czar- linsky, R. Pigg, F. Hahn, I. Shamie, G. .Moss. 3rcl Row B. King, H. Biggs, B. Bacchus, W. Bowser, M. Kelley, A. Johnson, C. Moore, , . Milholland, S. Ohrazda. 2nd «oir— M. Rhoades, M. Jensen, D. Casterline, B. Miller, Miss Robertson, J. Hill. E. DeLong, D. Rosenblum. 1st Row B. Ferrara, B. Pearl, M. Moore, J. Yoho, K. Morast, C. Foster, J. Lyon, L. Mizer. f MR. SCHMITTS HOME ROOM Top Row — R. Owens, C. Silvers, J. :Manii. R. Jliller, H. Hagebush, R. Anderson. D. Barnes, D. Davis. 3rd Row — B. Foster, P. Reed, I ). Werne r, S. Rasnick, D. Fowler, J. Cowick, P. Davis, M. Tharp.— 2nd Row — Miss Koenig, S. Kearns, H. Jones, C. Webb, P. White, D, North, Mr. Schmitt. Isi Row—H: Taylor, S. Guthrie, II. Pennell, I). Dyer, M. Williams, M. Brown, D. Sumonia. MR. SCHMITT ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — R. Wolfe, P. Thompson, B. Harris. L. Bracher, J. Harrison, B. Knierim, B. WeixeldorfTer, L. Tinsley. 3rd Row—X. Blair, M. Gibbons, B. Eggleson. M. Gill, M. Boatright. M. Hensley, T. Hunter, I. Gates. 2nd ioiji— Mrs. Koenig, J. Stensaas, G. Rodwell, E. Riley. J. Murphy, C. Rogers. J. (ialpin. Mr. Schmitt. Isl Row—U. Deatly, J. Covey, M. Slight, R. Williams, D. . rnoia, B. Keeling, C. Halloway, A. Gill. MISS SANDBERG ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — P. Dickstein, W. J. Taylor, S. Haynie, B. Pounds, S. Post, N. J. Decker, E. Rich, C. Carlson, P. Rininsland. 3rd Rou ' — L. Hi son, D. Williams, G. Zurovsky, R. . ddington, J. Stockton, W. Edmonson, B. Brown, V. . mone. 2nd Row h. Hamilton, A. Batts, P. Gibbs, W. Tavlor, P. Heaven, R, Leach, R. Stapp, B. Brooks. ist Row—B. Holmes, J. Bray, E. L. Yauch, Miss Sandberg, R. Vialpando, D. Sherman, D. Tolliver, J. Marlowe. MR. SCHMITT ' S HOME ROOM Top Row — V. Johnson, B. Davis, B. HofTman, J. . lexander, G. Olson, D. Cockrell, S. Raccuglia. 3rd Row — B. Smiley. D. . nderson. D. Jackson, N. Glacia, R. Riley, -M. McDonough, W. Curvan, D. Rupcerd. 2nd Row — Mrs. Koenig, J. Ir ing, D. Fisher, D. Bain, B. Taylor, D. Taylor, B. Long, Mr. Schmitt. 1st Row — M. Modlin, L. Crowlev, D. Coppock, M. Kneirim, D. Sidle, J. Wilcox. 45 HOME ROOMS :s4? 1 C P o f) - ' , p 1 , r. ' es v: ? P pi n r) . 3 l, MRS. SCOVILLES HOME ROOM Top rtou ' D. Roberts, S. Williams. M. Hoover, L. Mcintosh. V. Harper. C. McKiljbcn. .1. Ruddle, C. Erviii. 3rf iSolc— P. Redl. I). Dreis. H. . miv. D. Bittuer, K. Reed, 1). Koutelas. P. Bolt. 2nrl {ou ' .M. Snuder. R. Raines, D. Sliearer, .r. Harris. B. llamhlet, . Leviiie, D. Rauer. Isl Row— P. Hatclifr. I). Perriguey, K. Ciaiiipas, R. Bislllllaii, M. Pressgrove, C Peden. MRS. SHAFERS HOME ROOM Top Row — .1. . llen. .1. Rrookshire, S. Sasse, G. Spaw. N. Ford. I). Meyer, D. Retheff)rd, B. Dreisbach, B. Henderson. 3rd Row—n. Cessna. R. Ksrig, F. McOaw, R. Franeiseo. R. Hodge. A. Valentine, O. Vader, R. . danis, .M. .Mills. 2nd Row — L. Lumpkin, P. Ranhani. M. I ' liehards. 1). I ' reneh. H. Hntner. B. Davis, .J. Wood, S. Rruiis. Isl Row—P. Heim, W. Purtle, U. Duke Sipes, A. King, .J. Shuli. Mrs. Sbater, .1. Hayes, .M. MR. SLAYMAKERS HOME ROOM Top Row — R, Ste art. I.. - n lerson. I . Katz. R. Teeple, (r. Linnerson, B. .Arnold, C. Schmalz, .M. Konomos, D. .MeGIove, .1. Snare. 3r l Row K. Moneymaker, B. Long. , . Reed, 1). MeFarlaml. H. Wood. C. Capps, T. Connors, .J, Lawson, R. Clark, W- (iregg, .1. Carlyle. 2n(l Row — R. Duckworth, L. Ojnibs, H. Tager, .1. Moore, B. Stivers, Mr. Slayniaker, R. Butler, R, Ferandeile, .1, Kyger, R. . Iiller. Isl Row — B. Shoemaker. .1. Konomos, K. Saunders, G. McDonald, P. Boyd, B. Crowley, B. King, L. Smith, B. Yount, R. .Mills. 46 MISS STEGNERS HOME ROOM Toil Row—.T. Snvder, T. Faico, R. Shackelford, W. Crews, E. Hilev, W. Oidham. ' Jiiit Row— ' SI. Ploueh, B. Brown, R. Kirk, .T. Norrell, Miss Stegner, .s( Row—R. Graves. A. Cooley. R. Moeller. K. Rox, L. Ncwkirk. MISS TOMLIN ' S HOME ROOM Top Row .1. Fletcher. R. Richard. 1). Holstead, W. Cummide. C. Brown, L. Hellnian, D. -Maize, B. Innian. 11. Mendelsohn. :ir(l Row -n. Lykke, C. .lohnson, B. Huff, R. Gonn, D. Dixon, .1. Wil- more, K. McKinley, E. ( alcara, .M. Constable. •J iil Row—h. Hall, B. Fleshnian, S. Green C_Sids()n, E. Woerner, G. Pierce, F. Howard, M. Davis, G. Dickerson. Isl Row — B. ' Hiompson, S. Woosley, .L Freeland, Miss Tomlin, Ci. Rrundage, .1. Morrison, B. Gaunce, A. Calia. MISS WARDELL ' S HOME ROOM Top Row—B. Slinnii. C. Street, F. Canfleld. S. Lefforge, .1. McCain, E. Kartsonis. 3nl Row-,]. Vineyard, C. Cuddy, L. Harvey, P. Wyne, M. Shock, Z. Creek. ■Jnil Row- A. Salsiccia. N. M. DeVaiil, H. McCorkle, fiss Wardell, B. . dcock. ;,■. Row—1). Williams, .T. l-laiinery, L. Myers. M. Markham. .7. Powell. HOME ROOMS MR. WATERHOUSE ' S HOME ROOM Top Row— A. Russell, R. Tnylor, V. Behnke. M. Maloney, M. Bankston, L. Koeiiigsdorf, NV. Langf ird, R. Older. (1. Mitchell. 3rd Row—1.. Mills, R. MacDonald, E. Hart, B. Jenkins, S. Rybolt, P. Douglas, D. Mott, L_ Vats(iii, R. Nolte. 2iul Row—B. Erickson, .T. Walsh, C. .lohnsuii, R. Medley, .1. Wagner. T. Hinken. B. Marks. .J. Keini. D. .Johnston. Isl Row — B. Mann, B. Br() n, Y. Reed, Mr. Waterhouse. K. Harris. M. McLaughlin, J. Riley, .1. Welch. B. Higgs. MISS WIBERG ' S HOME ROOM Toi Row— ' SI. Maddox, .1. Wren, B. Sarvcr, G. Schmidt. W. Baldwin, K. Hammond, .1. Warren, R. Reid, B. Savidge, D. Lockery. :ird Row—H. Salmon, M. Hammond, S. Draffen. ( ,. Brott. M. McMillin, M. Martin, S. He vitt. X. Sexton, B. Jolley, H. Roberts. 2iul Row—h. Salter, C. Stover. C. Furnish. P. Ragle. M. Hutton. J. Stuck-nish, B. Murley, .1. Harris, M. Snitth, 1). Manfiehl. Ul Row — H. Hillson, M. .Johnson. D. Wilcoxson, J. Harmon, Miss Wibcrg, L. Stewart, L. Buchanan. B. Boyle, H. Levikow. MR. WATSONS HOME ROOM Tup Row—}.. Pattie. I. Watkins. R. Waggoner, J. Higgins, D. ' uthno v, V. De ' . 3rd Row — C. Parker, D. Youngblood, D. Bro n, H. Brenneman, S. Kusnetzky, G. Datz. 2tid Row — M. VanDfplah, I. Manning, D. Beeson. I- . Thompson. E. Stephens. isl Row— P. DeMar. N. F. DcVaul, Mr. Watson. E. Walker, C. Isbell. MISS WINGS HOME ROOM Top Row—L. Tolin, M. Cunningham. S. Mann. V. Carr. M. Halsel, D. McQuerry, B. Grabest. 2ntl Row—B. Wheeler, D. Blevins. Miss Wing. .1. Cave. M. SchoepQin, L. Duvall. Isl Row — N. Newland, B. Day, W. Simmons, D. Adams. B. Moore, .1. Wolkey. MISS WESTERFIELDS HOME ROOM Top Row — 1). Kopin, .1. Hawkinson, .1. Loman, B. Schwarz, - . Pappas, B. Drummond, C. . pel, B. Howard. 3rd Row—S. .Jameson, R. Gloe, W. Crook, B. Harvel, J. . pel. -M. Adams, C. Burgert, M. Barndt. 2nd Row — R. Grigsby, J. Bowers, M. Rose, M. Sinclair, C. Galitsky, P. Gunter. G. Armstrong. . . Rosenberg. Isl Row — B. Carlyle. A. White, M. Williamson. D. Fincher. Miss Westerfleld, P. Stasi, J. Lackey. MISS WYNNE ' S HOME ROOM Top Row B. LaFayette. B. Attwood, O. Phillips. C. Brown. E. Silver- man, H. Long, M. Ran. •2nd Row — H. Krahenbuhl. K. Burnam. B. Medlanii. X. Kienle, D. Herr, M. Birk, C. Harrison. 1st Row — S. Wclton, K. JFcFarland, Miss Wynne, L. Xoss. G. Welton, C. Zolotor. 47 INTERSOCIETY SNAPS Top How — Stand up and Chfcr. Lee Junes inul the Web.strrs. At Last I JelTersons. Lois Myers and her Violets being true to the W ' eh- sters. Marino and the hurly ( F.C. ' s. 3rd Row — Simons and tier girls in green. Sarah Kusnetsli ' and tin- singing Slaches. C.E.C. led by Dick Harris. Intersocietj, Ijelore the signal. - ' )( How (lo-songieatlers — Stanbrough and Smith with the T.L.S. Daisies. . rt Pasciitti keeping time with the .leffersons. Maxine Bartlett leading the Delphis. Fletcher Anderson and the Philos. 1st How — Last minute decorations. More Decorations. The winners — JelTersuns ! Smiling faces everywhere. The l ' J46 Inter.socic ' ty (kintusl eiulud with the Jeflersons j aining pos.session of the cup by taking first place for the tliird year. The Eniersons placed second, vith the . ristonians and Minervas sharing tlie honors for third place. FORMAL ESSAY Radar, New Science Miracle Henry Tager, C..J.C. Master, the Tempest is Raging Maxgaret Watson, A.L.S. Vhere Rocky Hluffs Meet Jack Darrow, C.E.C. Television Today and Tomorrow , aron C.Iiekstein, P.L.S VERSE 1. Prayer of Peace Opal Tussey, T.L.S. 2. The New Dawn Richard Martin, C..I.C. :). Evensong Naomi Oaks, M.L.S. I. The Pyramids Jane Lvon, P.L.S. INFORMAL ESSAY 1. For Who Is God, Save the Lord Huth Abend, .M.L.S. 2. Heritage Immortal lohn Watkins, C.E.C. 3. Undying Youth Dorothy Shearer, . .L.S. 4. No Greater Love Beverly Stanbrough, T.L.S. ORATION 1. .Spartacus to the (iladiaturs Xoi ' man Resheer, C.J.C. 2. Fools in a Paradise Richard Harris, C.E.C. :i. The Unknown Patricia McLain, T.L.S. 4. A Study of Ghosts Dorothea Hanske, S.L.H. PERSONAL NARRATIVE 1. Meet My Mom Don McDow, C.E.C. 2. Eavesdropping Margo Harndt, M.L.S. .3. . Psalm of Life ...Burford MeCorkle, C.J.C. 4. The Navy Department Deeply Regret s Betty . rney, T.L.S. EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING 1. Donna Ballard ...D.L.S. 2. Patricia Harvey _ ..S.L.H. D. Blaine Strader ...C.J.C. 4. Mickey Kinchcloe C.W.C. DECLAMATION L Kathryn Howard Jean . rthur, A.L.S. 2. My Little Son Carol Decker, D.L.S. ?,. What Price Glory David Epstein, P.L.S. 4. The Copperhead Frank Canfleld, C.E.C. 48 SOCIETY • I K ) . a A A :;X- h .r.(. .,J i --., -;,• F ' y- i f jjr , WJi.j 7t : . l,f - - ;, CENTRAL WEBSTER CLUB a, wi ...V 1 1 I fl • ' f lA ' oM Top Row — L. Jones, M. Kincliclof, li. 0 mis, C. Aiuiersoii, C. Lewis, J Miss (u ' ubbs, Mr. Lukciis. 3 I ' d Row — R. Adcoek, C. Hcnier, H. lirfinicnuin, ( ' .. lirow n. 1). Burton, J. Jeffrey, (j. Kelsay. 2nd Row K. Meinen, J. Moore, B. Orr, I). Ozhurn, R. SlKickd gerdt, M. Surher, T. Stanley. 1st Row—T. Storie, J. alsh, J. Watiey. H. Williams. H. Zinmicrninn OFFICERS First J ' rni Second Tcrw Third Term President Lee Jones Mickey Kincheloe Rob Uwens Vicc-Presiden I Bob Owens Chuck Anderson Chuck Anderson Secretary Mickey Kiuclieloe Bob Owens Carl Brown Treasurer Bill Orr (;arl Brown Jerry McDaniel Corresponding Secretary Chuck Anderson Rill Orr Bill Orr Sergeant-at-Arms Roy Shackelford Harold Zinmic rinau Harold Zimmcruian Critic Jerry .McDaniel Jerry McDaniel John Jell ' rey Parliamentarian Harold Zimmerman Jimmy Ceorge Jinniiy (ieorge Property Box Carl Rrown Lee Jones Mickey Kincheloe Devotions Chairman Jimmy George John Jeffrey Roy Shackelford Intersociety Representative ■ Chuck Lewis ( Ihuck Lewis Chuck Lewis Honorary President Medal Pinner Carl Brown Sony Lender Lee Jones Standard Bearer Mickey Kincheloe Pianist Bob Owens Motto In Vestigiis Maxinionnn Colors Bed and Vhite 50 Fourth Term Chuck Anderson Bill Orr Carl Rrown John JetTrey Jerry McDaniel Myron Surber Jerry McDaniel Bob Owens Chuck Lewis Jerry McDaniel h e,s. ARISTONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY Top Row — L. Myers, P. Breuium, J. Arthur, Y. Brown, J. Mowry, Mrs. Shaler Mr. Hann, D. Anderson. dh Row — yi. Anderson, A. Angle. B. Brooks, ,r. Burgess, A. Cro vley, W. Curva B. Ellis, C. Furnish. Row — n Hnnfptoii- T. Huntej . .T. Krekel, M. M artin, B. leElrov, Y. McKinzie M. Prater, S. Rhodes. ■ How—S. Richards, E. Rilev, B. Sharp. D. Shearer, G. Shearer, P. Silvey M. Sinclair, D. Stockdale. ° ° ' -  1st Row— A. Sivitzer, B. Travis, M. Watson, S. Weddle, M. Yrcn. - i-ag President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Corresponding Secretary. Sergeant-ai-Arms Critic Phoebia Rush Captain. Reporter Inthrsaviety Ki 0tesen ive . OFFICERS First Term - Lois Myers ..Pat Brennaii -Jean Arthur -Jean Anne Burgess .Virginia Brown -Mary Jo Sinclair -Virdelle McKinzie -Jo Ann Krekel - Shirley Rhodes -Marilyn Prater - Joann Mowry Second Term Pat Brennan Jfan Arthur Jean Anne Burgess Virginia Brown Mary Jo Sniclair Marilyn Prater Shirley Weddle Dana Stockdale Jo Ann Krekel Shirley Rhodes Joann Mowry Third Term Jean Arthur Jean Anne Burgess Virginia Brown Mary Jo Sinclair Virdelle McKinzie Shirley Rhodes Jo Ann Krekel Ma rilyn Prater Lois Myers Shirley Weddle Joann low ry Fourth Term Virginia Brown ] hu y Jo Sinclair Jo Ann Krekel Shirley I hodes Shirley Weddle Dana Stockdale Virdelle McKinzie Marilyn Prater Elizabeth Riley Joann Mowry Medal Pinner Jean Arthur Song Leader Lois Myers Standard Bearer Pat Brennan Pianist Carolyn Furnish Floater Girl Jean Anne Burgess Motto Non Quis, Sed Quid ' ' Colors Lavender and Purple 51 CENTRAL FRANKLIN CLUB o  ' .1 SMf .. A K :.:r V, .11 , Top 7iofi ' — H. Mcnze, E. Anselmi, J. Mnriiio, B. Schwarz, B. Holm, Miss Leonard. 3rd Row — C. Anderson, C. Apel, J. Brown, H. Burcheft. J. Chedester, Mr. Evans. 2nd Row—C. Darrah, J. Dice, H. Ditzler, J. Donahue, .1. Holmbcrg, B. Jenkins. ist Row—I). Leedy, J. Morris, S. Ryholt, .1. Tranthani, K. Webster, J. Willingliani. OFFICERS First Term Second Term Third Term President Henry Menze Ernest Anselmi .Tasper Marino Vice-President Jasper Marino Bill Sclnvarz Carl Apel Secretary Ernest Anselmi John W ' illingliam Jack Dice Treasurer BillSchwarz Jack Dice Herbert Ditzler Sergeant-at-Arms _. John Wiiliiigham Carl Apel Bob Jenkins Critic Bob Holm Henry Menze Ernest Anselmi Poor Richard ._ Bob Jenkins Herbert Ditzler Clarence Darrah Intersociety Representative Bob Holm Bob Holm Medal Pinner Henry Menze Sonr Leader lasper Marino Standard Bearer John Willinghani Motto Animus, Cor, Manus Colors Buff and Brown Fourth Term Bill Sch varz Jack Dice Carl Apel Herbert Ditzler Clifford Anderson Jasper Marino Clarence Darrah 52 MINERVA LITERARY SOCIETY ' ' ' ■ ' ' ' Xop Ruw B. Simons, X. F. DeYauI, M. Barndt, X. Oaks, R. Abend, Miss Alton, Lc.t Ul - Mr. Schmitt, M. Adams, D. Aleock. — ' L- ' ■ ' ' - - ' ' ' i,lh Row—T). Alexander, M. Atherton, yi. Bcckerdite, B. Black, E. Carey, L. , ■ ,;■ ' (V ' Crowley, N. M. DeVaul, S. Ethcrton, P. Gardner. ' ' y V ' 7 ' ' % ' Rf ' — R- r.loe, D. Greife, P. Guntcr, L. Harvey, M. Herzog, D. Hulen, M 6 y - y y.. a ) Mariana, M. .tfodlin, P. Montgomery. ' e ' - yi. - ' f Y 2nrf Row—T). Mott, J. Murphv, A. Myers, J. Powi ll, P. Bagle, D. Ratcliff, P V C J J Ratcliff, L. Schildnechdt, C. Simons. C - i- J-- - ,-.J., ' f - -ya iio!; ' — B. Slimm. D. Smith, M. Tliompson. M. Timmons, A. Tobias, P. Yivona . 1 ). VaIkenhorst,.E. Walker, 1. White, S. Woosley. First Term Second Term Third Term Fourth Term President Barbara Simons Norma Fae DeVaul Margo Barndt Naomi Oaks Vice-President Norma Fae DeVaul Margo Barndt Naomi Oaks Marion Adams Secretary Margo Barndt Naomi Oaks Marion Adams Nora Mae DeVaul Treasurer Naomi Oaks Marion Adams Nora Mae DeVaul Betty Black Corresponding Secretary Marion Adams Nora Mae DeVaul Betty Black Pat Gunter Sergeant-at-Arms Betty Black Pat Gunter Elenora Walker Ruth_Gli!a en7ic Joanne Murphy Elenora Walker Pat Gunter Maurine Herzog R ' sh Captain Nora Mae DeVaul Joanne Murphy Norma Fae DeA ' aul Dorothy Ratcliff Intersociety Representative Ruth Abend Ruth Abend Ruth Abend Ruth Abeni I ; Medal Pinner Margo Barndt i - Song Leader Barbara Simons J X nY - Ws ' ' Standard Bearer Ruth Abend A t T Flower Girl Nora Mae DeVaul yr wj Pianist Carol Simons ' Athena Elenora Walker P EMERSON CLUB ' } qJ ' p (f ? f f c , o f ' • 4aik % - iif h f f! O f% O 3 !?| 1 To;) liiiw Ji. Maxwell, A. Piiikeiton, .1. V:itkiiis, 1). H:inis. D. Zook, D. McDow, (i. 1-lhodes, Miss C.alhiluiii. ' illi llom—A. Bell, B. Benedict, L. lierlin, 1 . CaiifieUl, J. Darrow, B. Driesbach, 1). Crieger, Mr. Blacklord. 3r l Row—D. Halstc-ad, K. Harris, 1). Heath, C. Hi)Il(i vav, i:. Kartsonis, I). Kellogg, .1. Kyger, B. LaFayette. ' Jnil Hiill ' —C. Logan, F. McCraw, D. Melioberts, B. Miller, R. Poison, D. Presgrove, H. Robert s, C. Roscen. l.st Hi w — J. .Snyder, P. Stasi, J. Wagner. OFFICERS First Term Second Term Third Term Fourth Term President Bill. Maxwell , llan Pinkerton .lohnWatkins Dick Harris Vice-President Dick Harris .John Watkins Don McDow Lawrence Berlin Secretary Allan Pinkerton Don McDow (lerald Rhodes .Jack Darrow Treasurer ...Don McDow (u-rald Rhodes Hiu:uU_liiii erts Bill LaKayette Corresponding Secreturu lini Lawson Harold Roberts Frank C.anfield Archie Bell Sergeant-at-Arms Frank Canfield ,J«H— La Fayette Duane (Ireiger Don Kellogg Critic. Gerald Rhodes Dick Harris . llan Pinkerton John Wafkins Emersonian Harold Roberts I ' rank Canfield .lack Darrow Ralph Poison Intersociety Representative T_ Di ' in T? r ok Don Zook Don Zook Don Zook Honorary Presidents.. _ ! P A ' ' o,° ' ' ( ( ' frald Rhodes Mcddl Pinner Bill Maxwell Sonf Leader Dick Harris Standard Bearer Don Zook Pianist Frank Canfield Motto Labor Omnia Vincit Colors Blue and Gray 54 7rij ' )- THALIAN LITERARY SOCIETY ; ' z. f : ' iri! --n • %;. f; S .j,, dl jfll J Pl M0 - J« 5V , Mi, . |, ji 1 j 5 %-i t i i i - i Lt X u . j ' ' ' Top ' Row l. Olilh ' im, K. Sever, S, Smith, li. Levy, li. Stunliioiisli, Miss Leilnn- • ' - ' yr ' - . ALv good. ' lr. Limbitugh, B. AriU ' 5, U- Bain. _- ,- ' V;: • , ..yf ' ' I yMli ' fiom— ai iittcn, D- Bauer, B. Bell, P. Bolt, M. Crawford, P. Doves, D. C- - t, «_. _ • w.I v-A. 4_ - -« ' (, ' ' J ' .LJ ICf Dup-ett;ji. Vfi l-iOM, L. l-: e. t (J j I ' ' , 3rdyiiow—C. p o . .M iiall, J. Hcin , B. Hodge, .1. Hopkins. !•;. Jone.s, S. Kirby, •«- ' - -•-- ' ■ . .-♦-« .A,, , J ' ' ' ihd R W ' P. McLain, M. Markham, J. Marlowe, K. Morast, li. .Mnrley, M. Noyce, iVyOC J ' y ' - Oldhftm, l. PJfl«cir, ' .l. Reese. «5 ?- ' _-..  -« «- - - - ' •--•— yi y j yX ' Row—l ' .Jichroch, ,1. Shumate, C. Slcdd, K. Smith, M. Smith, O. Tussey, V. ,i , .£L ■- ' — ■ . ■ ' ' ' f. Vest (J. Young. - OFFICERS First Term Scconil Term Third Term Fourth Term PresiclenI Melva Oldham Kitty Lou Sever Shirley Smith Beverly Levy Vice-President Vivian Scott Shirley Smith Beverly Levy Pat Bolt Secret irii.. __■ Shirley Smith Beverly Levy Kathleen Smith Kathleen Smith Treusurer- Beverly Levy Pat Bolt (iwen Young Marleen Plouch Corresiwnding Secretary Kitty Lou Sever Kathleen Smith Pat Bolt (iwen Young Sergeant-at Arms (Iwen Young (iwen Young Marleen Plouch Jeanette Heinz Critic Kathleen Smith Melva Oldham Kitty Lou Sever Shirley Smith Sacerdos Pat Bolt Marleen Plouch Melva Oldham Melva Oldham Rush Captain.. _ Vivian Scott Jeanette Heinz Bev Stanbrough Bev Stanhrough Historian Martha Hall Martha Hall Martha Hall Martha Hall Editor of Tattler... Pat Bolt Pat Holt Pat Bolt Pat Bolt Intersociely Representative Bev Stanbrough Bev Stanbrough Bev Stanbrough Bev Stanbrough ' r h a } J ' Medal Pinner Marleen Plouch , . . Y , i W (l J l dy ° C Leaders Shirley Smith and Bev Stanbrough _ . ,,-i0 ' ' W r I ij Standard Bearer Beverly Lew It IV . -y- - ' JtrjJrjJ ' - ' -jr Pianist Dolore.s Durrett P.? ..r . V r jv j f o ' to Xon Ministrari, Sed Mini.strare : — ' T T ' IJ I d ' ' , Colors Gold and White ' ' ' ' -■ ' - ' - .j - ' - CENTRAL JEFFERSON CLUB ' f a r ' - D r ri ( ' , f . rj « e| r% a a , . _ To i ioir— A. Pascutti. H. Tager, R. Martin, N. Beshcer, J. Hiitz, B. Strader, Miss [T I ' '  ' — P- Baker, B. Cawby, J. Cockrum, L. Crosby, W. Cuiiimiekel, R. f Jjff- Y Czarlinsky, C. Dietrich, D. Dyer, B. Egglestun. m Atjff J jO- h- ' ' ' lioii — C. Harrison, J. Higgins, H. Hon, 1), House, F. Koger, W. Langforil, Uy Z jC J [ yj A ' ' LP ' ivel, J. Loiiian, I). I.usJjj. (• JU T f  vj C 2n( floHi— D. Maize, B. McCorkle, C. .Alerritt, D. N ' ortli, L. Noss, C. Payne, K. • ' Sr iJ Propst, R. Reid, B. Ross. ' }ff V f ? ' iT ' ' ' ' ' ' ' J ' — ' ■ Stewart, E. Silverman, S. Silvcnnaii. .1. Soule, C Street, A. Tlinrn- J X yC 1 i A mv%, J. Warren, I). Vlialev, C. Winljigler, P. Wvlie. OFFICERS First Term Second Term Third Term President Arthur Pascutti Henry Tagcr Richard Martin Vice-President Henry Tager Blaine Strader Norman IJesheer Secretary Richard Martin Richard Whaley Rurt ' nrd McCorkle Treasurer Burford McCorkle Jim Souh- Jack Arthur Corresponding Secretary Richard Whah-y Norman Rcshcer Jim Souh- Seryeant-at-Arms Rljiine Strader Jack Arthur Jerry Loman Critic Norman Be sheer Artliur Pascutti Henry Tager Historian An us Reed Angus Reed Angus Reed Rush Captain Calvin Payne Richard Martin Arthur Pascutti Property Box Blaine Strader Henry Tager Larry Crosby Richard Martin Blaine Strader Dick Stewart Intersociety Representative J ' ack Botz Jack Botz Jack Botz Honorary President- Blaine Strader Mcddl Pinner ._ Jack Botz Song Lender Arthur Pascutti Standard Bearer _ Richard Martin Pianist Jess Cochrum Motto ' Veritas Vos Liberahit Colors Orange and Black 56 Fourth Term Norman Besheer Burford McCorkle Jack Arthur Bill Boss Jack Leavel Allen Thornburg Richard Martin Angus Reed Chesley Harrison Walter Langford I ' rank Koger Jack Botz ' A vr DELPHIAN LITERARY SOCIETY l4 . ■ K : )t- kih Row — S. Colljer, M. Crosby, L. Curran, B. Din kiiis, R. Francisco, B. Frctz, X. Geritz, L. Glaser. Srd Row—S. Greene, R. Hani, W. Harper, P. Heaven, ]). Hert, B. Hull, M. M. Kelly, B. Long, B. McGannnon. 3ncl Rnw—H. McC.orkle, C. :MeKibben, P. .Moeblnian, J. Payne, A. Shackelford, M. Soiuier, B. Stuckwish, .1. Stuck vish, S. Thomas. is; «o(i ' — A. Troutnian, B. Vanderhool ' , JI. VanderMey. J. Walkenhorst, M. Wall, J. Westmoreland, P. Wilniann. Hutton, jff T ( ' Rose, M -k ' Firsl Term President El eanor Wright Vice-President . SPaTricia Thompson Secretary Al ' axine -Moilit -t- Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms «. Critic Delphi Rush Captain ,ft Parliamentarian ]. Intersociety Representative T |- y - - J J- - .y jtr, ii K -j- -iA j lario C _ ...i-. Carol Dec ]i( ' tt. ' , jMl ( laujinon CeprRia JacoJ seii l atricia .Nlocmnian Beverly HulP ' ] Donha Ha Hard 1 Nominft Ueritz rofeby Deckjer Second Term Patricia Thompson Maxiiie Moffit Georgia Jacobsen Maxine Bartlett Betty McCaninion Kose Marie DeMasters Elean or Wright TAhna iUae Troutman Janice Payne Marion Crosby Carol Decker Third Term Maxine MoHit Georgia Jacobsen Betty McCaninion Rose Marie DeMasters Hope McCorkle Louise Curran Maxine Bartlett ■Martha Adam Anna Mae Troutman Marion Crosby Carol Decker Medal Pinner lA,.- Marion Crosby Song Leader i _Q_AL Maxine Bartlett Standard Bearer . -iJ . i -J ' })- Patricia Thoinpson Pianist . . . Flo e Girl ._i. ._ Betty Fretz Barbara Dawkins lf j(5___ I Melius Esse Quani Videri Old Bose and Silver Fourth Term Georgia Jacobsen Hope McCorkle Rose Marie DeMasters Donna Ballard Norma Geritz Anna Mae Troutman Maxine Molllt Patricia Mochlman Patricia Anderson Marion Crosby Carol Decker 0- - 57 V SOCIETY qr LITERATURE AND HISTORY - t th Row — D. Andrews. A. lilackiiuin. (. ' .. Bi-ott. S. IJruiis, S. tlarpenter, AV. Cruse. J. Davis. 3Td Row . Edmonson. E. Gibson, N. (luilliams, B. Hanihlct. 1). Hanan. I). Hanske, P. Harvey. •2nd Row—f,. Kusnetsky. N. Leava, M. Lcnge, M, Mills, A. Reiman, N. Robb, D. Roberts. 1st Row — r. Rose, Y. Schnialz. L. Scott. S. .Sherman. M. Swerdfeger. V. Tavlor, D. Wilson. OFFICERS First Term Second Term Third Term President Maxiiie SchilorL- Gertrude Zurovsk Maxine NN ' illianisoii Vice-President ' Trr iiie Williamson NaTicy (luillianis Anna HIackman Secretary Gertrude Zurovsky Mary Ami Hose Lois Scott Treasurer Mary Ann Rose Madge Swerdlrger Dorothea Hanske Corresponding Secretary Madge Swerdfeger Elaine Wilhelm Nadine Robb Sergeant-at-Arms Norma Leava Maxine Williamson tlarolyn Brott Critic Lois Scott Dorothea Hanske Norma Leava S. L. H Shirley Carpenter hiiiji -Seh4+en Mary Ann Rose Rush Captain Anna Blackman Shirley Carpenter Dorothy Andrews Reporter Elaine Wilhelm Anna Blackman Gertrude Zurovsky Intersociety Representative Marilyn McCarty hirilyn McCarty Marilyn McCarty Medal Pinner Maxine VilIialllson Song Leader Sarah Kusnetsky Standard Hearer Dorothy Andrews Pianist Dorothea Hanske Motto Veni, Vedi, Vici Colors Powder Blue and Navy 58 Fourth Term Elaine Wilhelm Shirley Carpenter Norma Leava Carolyn Brott Yvonne Schmalz Dorothy Andrews Maxine Williamson Anna Blackman Gertrude Zurovsky MaxiiiiLicliiJ q n Marilyn McCarty PHILODEMIAN LITERARY SOCIETY N? 1 J R Rl l k r f ' ■ «. H 1 T. - k. f 1 N , ili I V, I i« ( Top Row — G. George, C. Warden, A. Glickstein, H. Altmaii, Miss Sandberg, Mr. Alexander. 3rd Row — F. Anderson, D. Coleman, E. DcLeve, T. Engle, D. Epstein, H. Esrig. 2nd Row — M. Frumhoff, E. Lieberman, J. Lyon, J. McLain, J. Merritt, D. Jlorphew. 1st Row—G. Nash, H. Robb, E. Smith, J. Weaver. OFFICERS First Term Second Term Third 2 ' erm President Gwj ' lyn George Charles Warden Aaron Glickstein Vice-President Aaron Glickstein Erlene Fishbaugh Erlene Fishhaugh Secretary Erlene Fishbaugh Tom Engle Fletcher Anderson Treasurer Tom Engle Fletcher Anderson Jesse Merritt Corresponding Secretaru Charles Warden Bill Larbig Tom Engle Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Larbig Bob Stigall Donald Coleman Critic Fletcher Anderson (iwylyn George Charles Warden Parliamentarian Bob Stigall Jane Lyon Jim Weaver Historian Bob Stigall Bob Stigall Bob Stigall Intersociety Representative Harold Altman Harold Altman Harold Altman Medal Pinner Harold Altman Song Leader Joe McLain Standard Bearer Donald Coleman Pianist Bob Stigall Motto Litterae et Aequalitas ' - Colors Black and White Fourth Term Harold Altman Tom Engle Jim Weaver Fletcher Anderson Joe McLain larvin Frumhoff Aaron Glickstein Harold Esrig Bob Stigall Harold Altman V ,7 INTERSOCIETY REPRESENTATIVES f!j O u| f I S .(ft a. . ? ' ' .C f P i ft A.L.S. C.W.C. M.L.S. G.F.G. T.L.S. C.E.C. 1 f) - CJ.C. S.L.H. P.L.S. Arislonian — B., :ir|), .1. Arthur, A. Angle, M. SiiicUiir, M. V; D. Shearer, 1-.. lUlcy. Webslel — C. Anderson, .1. fU-orge, M. Kincheloe, ( .. Lewis, R. Shackel- ford, S. McDaniel, L. .Jones. Minerva— B. Black, N. F . DeVaul, D. Mott, N. Oaks, P. Cariluer, U. Abend, M. Barndt. Franklin — C. . nderson, H. Mi n e, E. Anselmi. li. Schxvarz, H. Ditzlcr, B. Holm, J. Dice. Thalian—V. McClain, M. Oldham, S. Smith, O. Tusscy, G. Young, B. Stanbrough, B. Arney. 60 Emerson— . Harris, F. Canfield, B. Maxwell, F. McCraw, .J. narrow, .1. Watkins, D. McDow. Dclpluan M. Souder. C. Decker, D. Ballard, M. Mollit, B. Carter. L. . darns. ,M. Crosby. .hiJcrson—M. Bcsheer, A. Pascutti, B. Slrader. R. Martin, H. Tager, D. House, B. McCorkle. Slache—U. Hanske, X. Cuilliams. P. Harvey, A. Reiman, C. Brott, E. Gibson, E. Wilhelni. Philotlemian—E. DeLeve, D. Epstein, H. Esrig, J. Lyon, A. Glickstein, H. Altnian, F. Anderson. THEATRE SPRING PLAY Marion Croshy; John Jpffrcy; Doris Mott. Jo Ann Krekel ; Dick Harris; Jran Anne Burgess. 62 VARIETY NIGHT Top Row — Corn, Inc take me to Hawaii, D. Harris, C. Lewis: A golden-voiced girl. J. Krekel ; Oh, momma I D. Rati iff; The boogey man, F. Canfield. loves me. D. Harris, C. Lewis, D. McDow, J. Cockrum, C. G. Zurovsky, C. Logansky, S. Kusnetzky : When day 3 irf JoH ' Nobody Logan; Clear up to here is done, X. Guilliams. 1st Row — Tie snatcher I N. Cuilliams, J. Jeffreys; Um. cawots! L. Myers. D. Stewart, A. Angle; The thinkers, X. Guilliams, F. Canfield; Another tie thiel ' ! A. Pascutti, J. Krekel. 63 SPEAKING OF SNAPS To j (oU ' —Miss Church ;it work, as usual; IJot gives with a sons; Miss Whiti- in the odico. ' Ill Koui— Football ban |ui-t; Some game. Rick! Mr. Oldeiulick ilenionstrates. Srcl Row— Mr. DciitePs lirst hour; The Class Ofhccrs; More rnntliall banquet— still eatiir! 2nrl Row — The mob; liehaters; Coach awards letters. Ixt I ow--Cot the pitch? Our (juecn I Mr. Keller ' s hotdog stand 64 SPEAKING OF SNAPS Top Row — Linesmen; Favorite corner in the front hall; A. L. S. takes it over. th Row — Friends (?) T. Timnions, T. Hunter; Physics Lah; •Unimnini, good! Teen Town in rail swing 3rd Row — Debaters at Work; Mixer. nd Row — Dead End Kids; Football banciuet; Miss Abel speaks; Jitterbugs. 1st KoH ' Assorted Personalities; Lettermen; Football Dinner; Bookworms. 65 RED CROSS Top Row — Cookin ' on the front burner . . . Yuletide clieer from art department. 2nd i?ow— All-City Council F,ep- resentatives . . . LaVonne Lud- vig examines art work. Toj): Carolyn Brott, H;irry Shcrrill, Billy Ciann, Shirley . (Jelnian. Front: Bessie Moore, Beverly Hodge, •Shirley Smith , . . Scraphooks bring a smile. Isl Row — French class aids Miss Warden . . . Woodshop dis- plays . . . chessmen. This year brought another suc- cessful Red Cross drive to Cen- tral. A total of S963.43 was col- lected, an average of s().,51 per pupil. But this should not over- shadow the work done through- out this year by the active Junior Red Cross grouj) and the many activities produced by the art, clothing, foods, and |)ractical arts classes. Some outstanding accomplish- ments have been made during the year. A poster contest for the 1947 (h-ive was held, and a poster made by Jack Henderson is now in Washington, D. C, competing with the nation ' s best. Central also was represented on the All-City Council by Shirley Smith, as corresponding secre- 66 fj. OTHER DEPARTMENTS -- -T ' T . -y J CENTRALIAN Co-Ediloi-s-in-Chief : J. Arthur, P. Brennaii Co-Business Maiutfjcrs ; B. Stanbrough, i I. M ' illiamson Top Row — R. Abend, A. Angle, ' . Benson, .7. Botz, V. Brown, J. Burgess. ' illi Row— S. Butler, J. Chedester, R. DeMasters, G. George, r. Hall, .1 ' . Henderson. ' itli Row — E. Jones, C. Lewis, R. Martin, M. Mccarty, .1. McDaniel, H. Menze. :ir l Row — J, Mowry, A. Myers, L. Myers, N. Oaks, R. Owens, K. Sever. S. Silverman, B. Simons, D. Stewart, B. Travis, A. TroLitman, 1), Youngblood. I.sl Row — 1). Zook, ( ' . Zurovsky, Miss Callahan, Jlr. Hann, Mr. Hayes, Miss Henry, Mr. Watson. CENTRALIAN Top How — I ' lash Benson; Result of overwork. 3rd Row — Big Business; Relaxing — Pat, Mr, Hann and Jean; click, clack, click — Marilyn IcCarty typing. S jf Row — Another one!! Sara Butler; The Staff: Senior editing — Brown, Myers and Zurovsky. 1st ioH ' — Company — Help ! I Consultation Ci, George, X. Oaks, A. Troutnian ; Handling the money — B. Stanbrough and M. Viiliamson. 69 LUMINARY i First Term Lnntinarij Sldff Co-Editors S. Smith. B. Gillen 9 ill i ' a K :. i ; g ii f i Toj) Row — r, Peden, first page editor; B. Stanbrough, second page editor; A. Troutman, tliird page editor; L. Jones, fourtli page editor; J. Mowry, special editions; M. Kartlett, advertising manager; J. Payne, circulation manager; H. Ditzler, assistant editcn-in-cliief. ilk Row — C. Decker, first page assistant; IS. Strader, first page assist- ant; P. Harvey, second page assistant; R. DeMasters, second page assistant; D. Stockdale, second page assistant; N. Geritz, third page assistant; M. McCarty, tliird page assistant; C. Lewis, fourth page assistant. 70 3rd Row — D. Harris, fourth page assistant; C. Payne, fourth page assistant; S. dayman, statistician; H. Watts, olTice manager; C. Davis, bookkeeper; I). Hanske, mailing editor; A. Crowley, typist; J. ' arren, messenger. 2n(i Row — R. (iailoway, art editor; W. Benson, photographer; O. Hill, pressman; K. Leibson, pressman; K. I ' rop.st, pressman; H. Schowen- gerdt, pressman ; A. Thornberg, pressman ; AV. Stuessi, pressman. ist Row — B. Taylor, press assistant; R. Bess, press assistant; K. Johnson, press assistant; H. McCorkh ' , press assistant; Mr. Hayes, advisor; Mr, Limbaugh, advisor; Miss Oldham, advisor. LUMINARY II Second Term Luminary Staff ■Terry McDaniel, Kditor- in - Chief; Eugene Leibson, Pul Iicatio]i Ktlitor; Pat Holt, Copy Kditor; Norman Besheer, Advertising lanager. MltM Top Row — H. Tager, first page editor; G. Schmidt, second page editor; i. .Tacobsen, third page editor; C. Harrison, fourth page editor; A. Thornberg, assistant publication editor; S. Davis, business manager; (1. Rhodes, first page assistant; M. Prater, special issue editor; B. Simons, first page assistant. -i Zi Row — L. Myers, second page assistant; B. BUick, second page assistant; P. Davis, second page assistant; J. Tussey, second page assistant; G. George, home room editor; E. Levin, third page assist- ant; M. Oldham, third page assistant; S. Weddle, third page assist- ant; G. Zurovsky, third page assistant. Srd Row — J. Lawson, fourth page assistant; M. Barndt, radio editor; J. Watkins, fourtli page assistant; E. I- ' islibaugh, (iepartmental editor; Y. Schmalz, style book editor; M. Sinclair, style book editor; N. Oaks, librarian; J. Warren, messenger; R. Abend, oflice manager. 2nd Row—D. Hanske, mailing editor; M. Peden, typist; L. Scott, statistician; B. Gailoway, art editor; V. Benson, photograplier; W. Stuessi, pressman; R. Bess, assistant pressman; K. Johnson, folding machine; H. Schowengerdt, assistant layout man. ist Row — K. Propst, assistant layout man ; Limbaugh, adviser; Miss Oldham, adviser. Mr. Hayes, adviser ; Mr. 71 BAND C% 1 f te =r f (f lip f p r- iSC , i PoSs ■=r- B it ' s, -. ' i iiic.. f 3 Top Row—Ti. .Ucxandor, B. B;iker, B. Bi ' ll, C. Boijc, D. Burton, B. Chandler, E. Canficld, E. Davis. 1th Row— li. Ducsbach. D. Dukc-s, J, Fianncrv, D. French, N. Ford, D. Graves, D. Hart. P. Harvey. 6th Row—.). Higbie, J). House, .J. .fohiis, (.. .Johnson, C. Johnson, D. KeUogg, . . King, .1. Kinser. 5th Row—S. Kirbv, C. EaSala, I ' . Liglitloot, K. I.ockridgc, B. Lapkc, B. Mitchell, .J. JIcAtee, F. McCraw. ' ilh Row— p. McNutt, E. Nell, B. Oldham, C. Parker, A. Parks, R. Parr, W. Pence, C. Phillips. :ir(l Row—S. Raeeuglia, C. Schmaltz. B. Shal ' er, A. Short, B. Snare, .1. Soule. . . SpantoTi, A. Stephenson. 2 !( Row—K. Strailer, I). Sunnnania, IS. Walker, B. Wilson, C. W ' in- bigler, P. Wyne, W. Zacharias, D. Zook. Ut Row—n. Zook, Mr. Schlager, Mr. Cater, J. Loman. Cubinci (Inset) — Top flow— Harold Zinnnerman, Quartermaster; Phil Wyne, Librarian; Ben Henderson, Property Man. 1st Wfjui— Dorothy .Mexander, Secretary; Don Zook, President and Drum Major; Pat Harvey, Treasurer. 72 ORCHESTRA P 0S C . t £ O ■T f!l Top Row — D. Alexander, L. Anderson, P. Baker, E. Brelim, A. Brod, C. Brown, F. Bulloc, S. Butler, T. Carpenter. 5lh Row—B, Carter, J. Cave, B. Clevenger, M. Constable, J. Davis, P. Davis, B. DeMasters, B. Easton, V. Edmunds. - ' ith Row — L. Eye, G. Francis, P. Gibbs, C. Gilmore, L. Grieger, K. Hammond, D. Hart. D. Henkin, J. Lawson. 3rd Row — E. Lieberman, .1. Loman, D. Maize, M. McCarty. J. ] Iel)anieI, J. McLain, H. Myers, L. Noss, V. Osadchey. ■2iid Row J. Powell, J. Reese, H. Reid, B. Ross, C. Schmalz, G. Schmidt, G. Spaw, B. Snare, B. Stuckwish. 1st Row — X. Thompson, J. Votapka, E. Watkins, Mr. Schlagcr, Mr, Cater, P. AVyne, B. Young, W. Zacharias. Cabinet (Inset) — Gerald Schmidt, Librarian; Billie Ann Carter, Secre- tary; Rose Marie DeMasters, President; Jerry McDaniel, Treasurer and Concert Master. 73 CONCERT CHOIR— GIRLS ' CHORUS CONCERT CHOIR Top Row — B. Stivers, ]J. Young, F. Caufield, J. Oiitoiize, L. Hiiiman, J. Studcr, M. Manning, .1. Accurso, G. Olsen, C. Logan, H. Agron, P. Baker, S. Raecuglia, E. Kartsonis. 3rd Row J. Heifncr, D. McQueiry, E. Back, S. Waterman, J. Cockruni. G. Kelsay, H. Halsey, N. Stillwell, H. Butncr, F. Groves, G. Asher, B. Reese. 3nd RowS. Wilson, B. Brown. .1. Votapka, W. Cruse, K. Sever, A. Myers, P. Redle, J. Woerner, N. Lcava, D. .Moore, J. Vineyard. ist RoiU— jrrs. Koenig, L. Gouts, M. Dunlap, B. Watts, H. McCorkle, X. Guilliams, M. Markle, C. Davis, S. Kusnetskv, C. Davis, B. Stevens, Mr. Schmitt. • GIRLS ' CHORUS Top Row — K. TilTanv, F. Stephenson, D. Roberts, N. Hawk, C. Francis, H. Stewart, I. Erickson, R. Gloe, M. Vander.Mcv, E. McKinley, J. Kington, .1. .4tcliley, D. Pllelps. ' ith floio— F. Howard, W. West, C. Million, D. Andrews, S. Sloan, R. Moad, M. Rose, R. Costello, I. Smith, D. White, C. Brott, B. Black. 3ril Row — D. Dean, R. Tanhani, M. Williamson, S. Burnham, J. Krekel, . . Switzer, D. Hampton, B. Brooks, B. McElroy, 1 . George, J. Hopkins, C Kearns, O. Tussey. 2iul Row— Mrs. Koenig, C. . llison, H. Riggs, I). Cook, M. Davis, B. Pvle, J. Shumate, J. Marlowe, K. Morast, M. Roulware, H. Pierce, P. Gunter, D. Holbrook, Mr. Schmitt. 1st Row B. Carlyle, V. Davis, S. AicComb, B. Hall. E. Shanin, B. Altergott, D. Williams. .1. .Mmrison, M. Smith, G. Young, B. .Manier, N. Richardson. CONCERT CHOIR OFFICERS First Si ' incsler President Gene Kelsay Vicc-Prestdent Pat Brennan Secretary Betty Reese Treasurer Betty Reese Stage Manager Dean Pressgrove Librarian Lois Gouts GIRLS ' CHORUS OFFICERS First Semester President Carolyn Brott Vice-President Betty Black Secretary Ruth Gloe Treasurer Mary Ann Rose Stage Manager Juanita Harris Librarian Gwen Young Second Semester Donna MeQueri ' y Frank Canfieki Aileen Myers Hope MeC.orkle Clarence Logan Marvin Manning Second Semester Ruth Gloe Marjorie VanderMey Barbara Ellis Marj ' Ann Hose Janet Marlowe June Kington 74 AT ,d ZOOLOGY CLUB r . H fli N k|l|j M v L hB hR IBV Top Row—D. Smith, D. Williams, L. Kauffman, B. Pcnncr, E. Wein- Top Row — R. Clevenger, P. Moehlman, D. Dixon, O. Phillips, M, stein, C. Boije, A. Angle, C. Anderson, E. Gibbs, B. Combs, J. Hen- Bankston, V. Carr, D. White, C. Kearns, L. Duffleld, T. Falco. derson, D. Coleman. ■ ' ilh Row—B. Rick, J. Dice. W. Patton. H. Phillippie. B. LaFavette, ith Row — R. Brenneman. S. Lvnch, C. Kearns, X. Reed, W. Bowser, J. Wagner, D. Hockensniith, A. Crowley, B. Noble, C. Stoneberge ' r, P. B. Huff, K. Faulkner, G. Kenyon, S. Ashinhurst, M. Hall, G. Swain, Y. Durrett. Brundage. 3rd Row — B. Bess. E. Reed, P. Vivona, M. Timmons, B. Ellis, A. Swilzer, P. Wilkins, W. Harper, il. Prater, B. Travis, M. Herzog, 3rd Row — M. Margolin, B. Moore, 1). Adams, Miss Leibengood, C. G. George, J. Ragsdale. Rosccn, P. Prout, D. Robertson, C. Davis, K. McKuight, R. Piniecki. 2nd Row — V. Stephenson, Mr. Hann, M. Barndt, B. Slimm, J. Leavel, D. Cappock, J. Stuckwish, A. Troutman, B. Keim, L. Eye, T. Rhodes, 2nd Row — H. Hillson, G. Young, J. Heinz, M. Hillebrenner, L. Ludwig, D. Koutelas, JUss Leibengood. S. Smith, B. Stanbrough, D. Hampton, Mr. Hann, B. Hall. 1st Row—.l. Cave, B. Hamblet, L. Myers, S. Collver, R. Cheatham, M. Adam, H. Ditzler, P. Brennan, E. Hewitt, D. Nightingale, J. . rthur, 1st Row — C. Kippur, R. Abend, T. Hunter, L. Harvey, P. Brennan, H. J. F ' reeland, V. Brown. Ditzler, . Brown, M. And erson, B. Nunley, L. Couts. ZOOLOGY CLUB OFFICERS First Term Second Term President Pat Brennan Herbert Ditzler Vice-President Bill LaFavette Virginia Brown Secretary and Tresurer Margo Barndt Ruth Abend Corresponding Secretary Lois Myers Laura Jane Harvey Sergeant-at-Arms Chuck Jones Carl Apel Critics Herbert Ditzler Tony Falco Program Chairman Ann Angle Barbara Sharp 75 A. Pnscutti. H. Malono, C. Aiuicrsoii, C. Brown, L. Jones, B. Owens, B. Holm B. Rick, B. Savidge Ir. Ciueniple J. Dice. B. Jenkins C. Darrah, K. Smith C Club OFFICERS Firsl Semester Second Semester President Bob Holm Hank Meiize Vice-President H;nik Menze Jasper Marino Secretary Bob Owens Bob Owens Treasurer Jasper Marino Art Pascutti Sergeant at-Arms Joe Senibler John Vil! Ingham J. Brown, C. Miller V ;. v Sfc i B. Maxwell, E. Anselmi B. Schwarz. C. Apel, K. Webster, D. Leedy, A. Pappas, J. Marino, J. Willingliam, H. Menze. Mr. Slaymaker n r W  ' ' -7!. ' ' BsiHaBlBS in Hi , n J iii s ' ' LOS CAMINANTES Top How— P. Stetiinaii. I. i)a is, .1. Darrow. P. Moehlman, C. BrMlt. li, il ss. R. Morphew, S. Add man. ' 2nd How— Miss Humphrey, D. Hanan, P. Harvey, H. Reid, G. Smith, Y. Schmalz, I _ atson M. Cole. 1st How — M. .Miles, B. Carter, B. Jolley, M. Vootlling, G. Kenyon, D. Schwartz, K. Lockridge, C. Hirsch. OFFICERS President Vice-President. Secretary Treasurer Gladys Ken on -Billie Ann Carter Helen Reid Bill Ross Sergeant -at- Arms Jack Darrow Critic Dick Morphew Historian Mildred Woodling Pa rl iamentarian Floyd Davis LE CERCLEFRANCAIS Top liow—C. Kivin, C. Stonebcrger, B. Rhine, A. Glickstcin, F. Canfleld, S. LefTorge, B. Smith. A. Tucker. B. Larbig. H. Butner. P. Davis. F. Stephenson. 3rd Rou ' A. Bray, L. Eye, D. Wilson, A. Bell, B. Levy, V. Oldham, B. Murley, M. Hutton, p. Heaven, C. Fox, F. Anderson. 2nd Row — . . Rosenberg, B. Taylor, I. Liggett, E. Roan, P. Anderson, X. Yilliams, A. Levine. F. Reyes, C. Lowe, J. Flannerv, J. Brav. 1st Row—h. Carr, L. Cohn, J. Leavel, S. Smith, M. Oldham, Miss Wardell, K. Sever, X. Oaks, H. Long, P. Ragle, D. Adams, B. Moore. OFFICERS President Vice-President. Secretary First Semester Second Semester -Kitty Lou Sever Melva Oldham -Xaomi Oaks Naomi Oaks -Melva Oldham Kitty Lou Sever First Semester Second Semester Treasurer Jack Leavel Jack Leavel Sergeant-at-Arms Homer Long Homer Long Choir Director ___ Shirley Smith Shirley Smith 77 COMMERCIAL CLUB .9 r f A o f I Top Row—B. (Hover, M. Glucas, M. Rose, X. filaser, B. Harvel, D. Andrews, P. Schrock, A. Woellner, L. Glaser, M. Brock, B. Bahret, B. Brown. ith Row—E. Wilhelni, D. Hanske, A. Levine, R. Ham, D. Hurl, M. Bear, S. Wcddle, M. V i4on, P. RatclilT, S. Rhodes, V. Brown. 3rd Row — M. Margolin, S. Ginsberg, R. Bergrose, M. Williamson, G. Zurovsky, N. Leava, W. Cruse, N. Guilliams, M. McCarty, D. Greife, P. Gunter. 2nd Row—ys. Mindcll, N. Barnhart, D. Alcock, .1. Welch, C. Simons, S. Woosley, P. Ragle, W. Friedli, M. Souder, L. Levin, Miss Grube. 1st Row— P. Montgomery, J. Murphy, B. Simons, M. Mofntt, V. Mc- Kinzie, P. Thompson, P. Moehlman, C. Decker, M. Birk, M. Hutton, S. Thomas. 78 Top flou)— M. Keller, E. Maretoli, K. McKnight, K. Sever, M. Plouch, S. Greene, M. Kelly, B. Beitman, B. Mays, R. Sigglen. ilh Row — A. Koelzer, Miss Cornell, D. Gabie, S. dayman, E. Stein, D. Eubank, L. Eberting, M. Newton, D. Bittner, J. Cave. 3rd Row—H. Reed, I. Roberts, J. Werly, A. Parks, J. Stockton, D. Shearer, B. Raines, H. Sandman, C. Galitzky, C. Kippur. •2nd Row — E. Levin, H. Morris, E. Thompson, A. Russo, M. Oldham, J. Shockey, J. Sarfaty, K. Todd, G. Kenyon, J. Freeland. 1st Row -li. Altergott, G. Jacobsen, P. Bolt, P. Thompson, P. Moehl- man, B. Carter, B. McCammon, M. VanderMey, R. Vanderhoof, N. Geritz. )4 k a i P ENGINEERS ' CLUB fv U f it 14 Top Row — R. Reid, J. Botz, D. Williams, G. Linnerson, L. Koenigsdorf, V. Fowler, L. Jones, J. McLain, J. Darrow. 2nd Row— . Miller, C. Lockridge, C. Johnson, D. Buttcrfield, R. Melton, W. Behnke, J. McDaniel, J. Weaver, H. Lee. 1st Row—F. Canlield. O. Piiillips, F. Davis, Mr. Keller, W. Ross, J. Warren, D. Maize, L. Berlin. Top Row—D. Soule, A. Turpin, A. Woellner, W. Larbig. O. Hill, H. Altnian, J. Merritt, S. Gray, J. George. 2nrf Row—C. Roseen, C. Street, R. Eggleston, R. Stewart, K. Cawby, F. Koger, K. Harris, W. Parrish, H. Esrig. 1st Row — B. Widlund, F. Anderson, R. Morphew, W. Bartlett, Mr. Hayes, C. Brooks, R. LeSage, A. Pinkertiin. 79 OLYMPIANS Top Row — L. Haiincn, S. Hart, S. Uockelman, J. Holmes, V. Harper, A. Angle, V. West, M. Leach. M. Covey, M. IJeckerdite. Uth Row—S. Kusiietzkv, M. Tininious, D. Shearer, F. Stephenson, B. Murlev, A. Bray, H. Ham, N. Uobb, N. Williams. 3rd Row—K. Westervelt, D. Dreis, M. Schock, M. liarmlt, L. Eye, N. Thompson, K. Sever, D. Williams, J. Bray. 2 u Row — .r. Shockey, P. Leach, C. Rogers, W. Lamb, P. Anderson, G, Rodwell, B. Taylor, J. Vineyard. 1st Row—.h Dreis, L. Couts, E. Walker, Y. Schmalz, E. Riley, J. Murphy, P. Watson, B. Tra v. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Corresponding Secretary- Sergcant-at-Arms First Semester .Elizabeth Riley . Vivian Scott . Yvonne Schmalz .Sarah Kusnetzky -Kitty Sever -Uoima Ballard Second Semester Yvonne Schmalz Cleo Rogers Gwendolyn Rodwell Kitty Sever Betty Traw Sarah Kusnetzky First Semester Rush Captain Pat Anderson Reporter Roberta Ham Critic Betty Traw Program Chairman Delores Fincher Advisor Miss Purnell Second Semester Elizabeth Riley Norma Westervelt Pat Anderson Mis Purnell FORUM CLUB I President Vice-President Service Chairman Recording Secretary 80 Top Row — J. Darrow, .1. ' atkins, D. Grieger, D. McDow, L. Scott, P. Stegman. ist Row—V. WiHiams. A. Pinkerton, H. Tager, D. Stewart, M. Peden, E. Stein. First Term Second Term First Term Second Term Jack Darrow Henry Tager Corresfjonding Secretarg Dick Stewart Lois Scott Rlaine Strader John Watkins Treasurer Mary Lucile Peden Allan Pinkerton Henry Tager Don McDow Sergcant-at-Arms John Watkins Eddie Stein Sally dayman Mary Lucile Peden Parliamentarian Jack Darrow SOCIAL SCIENCE Top Row — H, Showengerdt, L. Scott, C. Anderson, D. Leedy, J. Loman, C. Hicks, J, Studer, S. Silverman, H. Lee, S. Williams. Hh Row P. Stasi, G. Glcason, G. George, S. Adelman, B. Howard, J. Heit ' ner, B. Harvel, S. Ki ' rby, D. Soule, N. Jamison. 3r(l Roii ' E. Wrig hts B . Hull, R. Cheatham, P. STnfFhTH. Bolt, L. Elierting, J. HarrisTTvT ' Kin ' ftTiT - . Fretz, S. Collyer, H. Grigsby. 2ntl Row-M. Bose, .J. Staflord. B. McCormick. JI, Keller, S. Welton. ir. Wallj A. Parks, Hss Westerfield, P. Wilkins, li. Crane. isTRnw—L. Ludwig, B. Dawkins, P. Montgomery, B. White, E. Walker, L. Harvey, C. Simons, B. Simons, N, F. DeVaul, B. Levy. Top Rolf — .1. Henderson. R. Stewart. .1. Apel, IJ. Schwarz, P. I Iolen, A. Pappas, D. Butterfield, .1. Hawkinson, J. McLain, R. Galloway. Uh Row — F. Koger. I. Roberts. .1. Powell, J. Cave, M. Sinclair, B. Miarp. P. Beck, P. Gunter, A. White, I. White, R. Piniccki. . ' { ■a ' AUiii- -(!. Jacohson, J. Pa. ne, E. Davis, E. Stein, L. Glaser, M. Shackell ' ord, F. (iraves, C. .Tohnson, E. Hartman, R. (ireenberg. : tnf Row -R. Rosenberg, .1. Lackcv. . ( ' age, S. Sherman. A. Tucker. A. Rosenberg, V. Lamb. M. Williamson, M. Lenge. .1. Lvon, B. Carlyle. 1st Row—S. M. DeVaul, -M. Adam, A. Angle, M. Harndt, A. Thornburg, J. Jeffrey, J. Lawson. OFFICERS President Margo Barndt Vice-President John .Jeffrey Cor. Secretary INIartha Adam Rec. Secretary Nora DeVaul Treasurer Ann Angle Sgts.-at-Arms Jiminie Lawson, Allan Thornburg Sponsor Miss Westerfield 81 Top fioKi— V. (ieorge, B. Milton, C. Uarrah, S. Rybolt, R. Lusby, J. Trnnthani, B. Egelston, S. Gray, C. Street. nd Row — H. Williams, O. West, V. Kresse, .T. Cliedester, R. Halstead, R, Reed, R. Stewart, J. Holmberg, C. Jotinson. 1st Row — .J. Walsh, F. Anderson, R. Jenkins, Mr. McDonald, F. Roger, I. Rlnmenthal, D. Williams, T. Stanley. SOPHOMORE Hl-Y Top Row — D. House, E. Rosenbalm, R. Booker, G. Herforth, K. Dewey, A. Stevenson, R. Mills, M. Bro n. 2nd i?ou — Mr. JIcDonald, E. Bieser, D. Fisber, J. MacCormack, F. Viar, K. Meinen, Mr. W ' aterbouse. 1st Row — B. Diehl, B. Shoemaker, D. Sumonia, D. Groves, E. Platnico, B. Allen, R. DeWitt. SENIOR CHAPTER OFFICERS First Semester President Bob Owens First Vice-President Lee Jones Second Vice-President. .fMchurd Harris Secretary Mickey Kincheloe Treasurer John Apel Second Semester Lee Jones John Ape! Cliuck Lewis Charles Anderson Gerald Sclimidt JUNIOR CHAPTER OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester President Richard Stewart Bob Jenkins First Vice-President Steve Rybolt Jerry Chedester Second Vice-President. . Steve Rybolt Treasurer Bob Jenkins Jim Brown Secretary Bob Cawby Bob Cawby Sergeant-at-Arms Jerry Holmberg Jerry Holmberg f -■■■-- ' . . . . ' ' ■ ! ■ SOPHOMORE CHAPTER OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester President Bob DeWitt Don House First Vice-President Bob Shoemaker Bob Diehl Secretary Bob Diehl Glen Herfurth Treasurer Kenneth Meinen Don Groves 82 Hl-Y The Central Hi-Y Club made real progress in the 1945- ' 46 season. Three chapters, one each of Sopho- mores, Juniors and Seniors, were organized. Doc Waterhouse sponsored the Sophomores; Mr. Myron Rybolt, the Juniors; and B. W. McDaniel, the Seniors. Each chapter Avas limited to 30 members, and affiliated Avith the National Hi-Y Fellowship. Outstanding program events of the year included : monthly suppers at Southeast Presbyterian Church for all chapters; Central Football Banquet at First Lutheran Church; publication of semester program booklet; sponsoring of series of pre -Easter pro- grams for Central students; meetings held in mem- bers homes; annual Mother and Son Banquet; at- tendance at Hi-Y ' district conference at Rosedale. Outstanding also were the club ' s service projects. Many members helped, such as Gra-Y ' club leaders in the grade schools. Hi-Y raised $50.00 for the Y. M. C. A. Yorld Service program. Leadership for the Saturday morning physical education program for boys of the conniiunity held by the ' ' Y in Cen- tral Junior High was supplied by the Hi-Y, as well as umpires, scorekeepers and coaches for the Gra-Y Softball League. Truly, Central Hi-Y made an honest effort to live up to its purpose To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and the community high standards of Christian character. DRAMA Top Row — F. Katz. L. McCracken, C. Logan, M, Maddox, D. Epstein, A. Pascutti, D. .McDow, S. Silverman, E. Anselmi, F. Canlicld, R. Stewart. Qnil Row — D. Nightingale, G. Teeple, J. Prasma, S. Campbell, J. Jeffrey, R. Harris, C. Sledd, J. . rthur, M. Beckerdite, J. ,Mo vry, B. Davis. Isl Row — C. Decker, J. Burgess, J. Krekel, Miss Robertson, N. DeVaul, N. Guil- liams, J. Murphy, M. Souder, J. Hatch, R. Medlov. DRAMA OFFICERS First Term Second Term President Arthur Pascutti Ernest Anselmi Vice-President John Jeffrey Charles Lewis Secretary Richard Harris Joanne Murphy Sergeant-at-Arms LeRoy McCracken Richard Stewart Stage Clarence Logan Clarence Logan David Epstein Arthur Pascutti Reporter Joann Mowry Joann Mowry Third Term Margaret Beckerdite David Epstein Stanley Silverman Norma DeVaul Clarence Logan Arthur Pascutti Jean Burgess Joann Mowry 83 GIRL RESERVES % w. M ,-- -i 11 i« - t Lt. . m k ADVISORS Miss yib g, Miss Conipton, Miss Keating Top Row—S. Williams, A. Tobias, S. Etherton, D. Hulen, M. Tlionipson, G. Smitli, J. Harrison, D. Mott, B. Slimm, P. Gardner. 3rcl Row— A. Troutman, D. Alcocli, S. Thomas, M. Hutton, E. Tliompson, A. Woellner, J. Hagan, K. Locliridge, J. Wood, D. Williams. 2nd Row — C. Peden, B. Davis, ,1. Lackey, J. Stockton, D. Eubank, G. George, K. Sever, B. Stanbrough, I. McCarty. 1st Row—M. Peden, E. Wilhelm, D. Hanskc, N. Guilliams, A. Turpin, C. Sledd, J. Votapka, B. Bell, C. Johnson. Top Row V . Ragle, L. Eberting, B. Harvel, R. Mitchell, M. J. Wren, B. Sharp, P. Welsh, L. Myers, B. Simons. 3rd Row — D. Griefe, D. Anderson, M. Watson, B. Medhiiid, G. Shearer, G. Young, M. Moffit, R. Ham, Y. Schmalz. . 3nd Row A. White, P. Gunter, B. Brooks, M. Cole, J. Welch, N. M. DeVaul, N. F. DeVaul, L. Harvey. 1st iiou ' — M. Modlin, S. Woosley, M. Timmons, T. Hunter, J. Murphy, ]). Night- ingale, D. Shearer, M. Herzog. Top Row — M. Margolin, X. Geritz, P. Thompson, P. Foehlnian, H. Reid, I. I oberts, C. Furnish, .M. J. Sinclair, S. Weddle, W. Curvan ■■ ■ • — ■ 3r(l Row — G. Kenvon, P. Downey, B. McCanimon, C. Brott, T. Harris, ,T. Garrison, B. Pyle, W. Purtle, M. Shackelford, S. Lynch. 2nd Row—M. VanderMey, M. Crosby, C. Decker, ,J. Burgess, .7. . rthur, B. Black, M. Oldham, S. Smith, C. Davis, N. Epps. 1st Row — T. Jolley, E. Carev, C. Simons, M. Adams, M. Atherton, S. (iorman, S. Guthrie, K. Morast, P. McLain, B. Eggleson, OFFICERS President Jean Arthur Vice-President Melva Oldham Secretary Pat Brennan Treasurer Betty Black Inter-Club Council Pepresentative (Senior) Carol Decker Inter-Club Council Pepreseiitatii ' e (Junior) Ann Angle 84 TROUYERE CLUB -J Top Row—H. Butner, S. Butler, E. Watkius, I). Maize, .1. :vrcLaiii, S. Kiiliv, .1. ( ' .cntiiiize, W. Zacli- arias, B. Black, B. ICllis, A. Crowley. 2ncl Row — JI. MeCarty, .J. Votapka, i. Alexander, L. ( ' .outs, .1. Vineyard, M. Rose, .1. Powell, S Guthrie, .7. Reese, D. Moore, M. Modlin. 1st Row — P. (Sunter, N. (Uiilliams, D. McQuerrv, E. Kartsonis, J. Cochrum, C. Brott, M. Grimm. D. Sunioiiia, P. Baker, Mr. Selinntt. TROUVERE CLUB OFFICERS First Term Second Term President Hevcrly Stanhrough Pat Guiitor Vice-President Maril ii Mc( ' art ' Donna McQuerry Secretarii I)or  th ' Aloxander Jess Cockruni Corresponding Secretary Ht ' tty Hhu-k Carolyn Brott Treasurer Enirst Kartsonis Joyce Powell Sergeant at-Arms Darrt ' l Maize Joe Mol.ain CENTRAL SONG SIRS OFFICERS I ' resiilent Don McDow Vice-President Frank C.anfieUl Secretary Ernest Kartsonis Treasurer Gerald Schmidt Sergeaa t-at-A rms Jack Studer . iljrarian Stuart Roberts Slaye Manayer Dean Pressgrove SONG SIRS Top Row— 3. Mann, D. Mills, F. Bonder, S. Roberts, .1. Watkins, M. Manning, C. Phillips, J. McLain, J. Darrow, .1. McDaniel, D. McRoberts, D. Walker. 3rrl Row—1. Blumenthal, D. Tanquary, D. Young, R. Halstead, .1. Alexander, F. Davis, C. Schmidt, B. LaFavette, L. Hersh, C. .Jameson, G. Dickerson, M. Brown. 2nd Rom— X. Stillwell, D, Fisher, B. Garriques, S. (iray, D. Grieger, R. Lusby, B. Stivers, K. Faulkner, ,T. Powell, R. .Viiderson, H. Sherrill, S. Ernstein. 1st Row — ,T. Wilcox, E. Platnico, D. Pressgrove, .1. Studer, G. Schmidt, D. McDow, F. Canfield, Mr. Sehmitt, R. Biley, C. Holloway, L. Henderson. 85 COOPERATIVE OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION Left Vertica How — 1. L. Young ■ . N. Duby 3. M. Dolby 4. N. Hawkes 3. M. Hilcy 3rd Vertical Row — 1. A. Davis 2. V. DiCarlo M. Crawford 3. B. Maelzer V. Knott 4. M. Williams 5. P. Howe 0. B. Kessler I. Klinock S. Hottman jiid } ' rticat Row — 1. B. Steinl)recher 2. M. Boulware 3. V. May -M. Beiiy 4. V. Bluetsnian 5. L. (Airran G. Miss Dahl L. Hanncn - ' fth Vertical How — 1. J. James ■ . J. Tussey 3. E. TifTany N. Chamberlain 4. B. Davis 5. A. George 6. M. Schilon 86 SPORTS pcy %  ,ttSfza iw - mf- ffllr ,.  7 m f IqIP pp M y sjt 7 ' KtA XJ , ai ,: ' 9 ■■ r il ) 0j -9i ■ ■€ 88 The 1945 Eagles were a team to be feared throughout the entire season. They boasted an ever-lighting, hard-driving bunch of clean foot- ball-minded bovs. Their record, although not per- fect, takes its phice among the other outstanding teams in Central ' s past. The close of the season found Central in third place with five games won against two lost. Five lettermen returned from the previous year, four of whom were regulars. Although this was a very potent fact, the squad was greatly weakened by the loss of Jasper lari- no, returning lelterman. due to a serious knee injury received during the preceding summer. In the first game of the season, the Rhie Eagles crossed the state line to Kansas to pla their old rival, the Wyantlotle Bulldogs, in a nonleague opener. The game ended in a (i to 6 deadlock, with Central ' s Joe Sendjler tallying the touclulown for Central from the 1-foot line and Vilson scoring for Vyandotte. Central opened the interscholastie league vith a rousing 21 to victory over the Paseo Pirates. Featuring three touchdown passes from the talented arm of Johnny Willingham to the versatile Hank Menze, the Eagles dis- played po er through the air that threw fear into die other league contenders. Following the Paseo Pirates, came the Westport Tigers, who gave tlie fans one of the finest games of the season. The field was water soaked to such an extent that the lilue and Wliite ' s air power was virtually powerless. It was a seesaw battle throughout the entire game with many fine runs hy the signal-calling quarterback of Cen- tral, Bob Owens. With less than lour minutes to play, I enton )f Westport went over for a tally. The conversicni failed and Westport led ti to 0. Central fans became dis- couraged and began to leave. After returning the kiek-olf to our own U-yarti marker, .h hn Willingham came through with a Ki-yard jjass to Mcnze, who knocked it in the air, ran on to it, and tore forty yeards to pay-dirt, lienny Webster ' s golden toe saved the day for Central as the game ended Central 7, Westport (i. The following week the Eagles and the Northeast Vikings fought it out for first place. The Vikings opened up with a surge of power that pushed them ahead at the half 7 to with Minnick doing the damage for Northeast. In the second half. Central received the kick-ofl ; Delvin Norris, Viking end, intercepted a Central pass and ran twenty yards to score. Behind 13 to 0, Central took to the air with Willingham and Owens tossing and Menze, Wilheit, and Pascutti receiving. Pascutti scored early in the fourth quarter on a 5-yard pass from Willingham, and with Webster ' s conversion the score stood 13 to . Later in the fourth period the Eagles drove for another touchdown. Owens tossed a 15-yard pass to Willingham, who lateraled to Pascutti, who ran thirty yards, where he was stopped by a lucky shoestring tackle on the 5-yard marker. Here the breaks turned against Central. A five-yard penalty was called; three fumbles, two of which were fumbled over the goal line, followed. This gave the Vikings possession of the ball, and they kicked out of danger. With only a niinute remaining. Central tried desperately to score again but was caught behind its own goal, giving Northeast a safety and two points. Northeast 15, Central 7. Seeking revenge, the Eagles then took on the Southwest Indians and easily downed them lit to li. Bill Schwarz, end, set up the first touchdown by recovering a Southwest fumble early in the first period. On a scries of running plays, Owens took it over from the G-inch line. Webster ' s kick was good and the score stood 7 to 0. The second and third period found the ball in midfield most of the time. In the fourth quarter, however, the Eagles loosed their power and scored two touchdow ns with Webster scoring from the 1-foot line and Menze scoring on a neat pass from Willingham. Southwest nuide a bid to score on a long pass but was stopped on the 2-yard marker as the gun sounded, endiiig tlie game witii Central 19 and South- west (I. The second defeat of the season for the Blue and White was dealt out by the powerful Southeast Knights, The Knights scored early in the first quarter when Bill Snyder romped over from the five-yard line. Central came bounc- ing back with the now famous passing combination ( Mllinghani to Menze plus Webster ' s educated toe) and netted 7 points, tying the score. Dale Leathers of South- east, on the first play after the kick-olT, broke away for sixty-three yards and seven nu)re points. Southe-ast again scored late in the third period from the l- ard line after recovering a Central fumble. The final score of the game came when Willingham uncoikcd another pass to Menze in the end zone. The game enihd ith the Knights liolding the Eagles on the 1-foot line with the score standing 21 to 11! in favor of Southeast. The fcdlowing week Central downed the Crimson of Manual by the convincing score of IM to n. Willingham opened the scoring spree in tin secontl period with a fort - ard run to score. Webster kicke l the first of his three conversions for the seventh point. N ' itli three minutes remaining in the first half, Owens interceiUed a Manual pass and carried it to the Manual 25. He then threw a 7- yard pass to ' illingham, who maneuvered Ijeautifully for the remaining IS yards to score. In the third period, Owens again hit Willingham with a In and a ID-yard pass that broke Willingnam away for his third louch- dow n. In the fourth period w ith Central deep in Manual territor . Owens skirted left eml for a twenty-yard pass to Menze in the entl zone for the final score of the game which ended Central 34, Manual (I. In the final game of the season the East Bears lost to the tune of IS to (i. Willingham scored -arly through center from the five. Copenha cr of Fast t ' lssed a pass to Sayles in the eml zone to end the first half (i to (i. On the very lirst play (d the third (luarter Willingham heaved a 211-yard pass to Menze, who ran 21 yards to score. In the fourth quarter ' illingham threw another 20-yard pass, this time tr) Schwarz in the end zone, ending the season with 5 wins, one tie. and two defeats. Central received high honors by having Hank Menze, end, Dick Leedy, center, and .lohn Willingham. halfback, on the 1st team All-City all-stars. .Vlso, Joe Seinbler. ackle. Alex Pappas, guard, and Bob Owens, quarterback, were placed on the secontl team all-stars. Hill Schwarz. entl, and ,Hmnn Brow n, guard, were on the honorable mention list. At the award assembly in the school auditorium, (!r)ach Slaymaker presented fourteen boys with first team letters. Hank Menze and Joe Sembler were elected co-captains of the squad by their teammates. MR. ROBERTS Mr. Roberts deserves much credit for the work which he has done this year. This is the lirst year in which he has been in charge of the school finances and acted as athletic manager, but he served as football coach when he first came to Ontral. ' e w ish to contribute these few words to show our appreciation for the tine work he has done and will con- tinue to do in the future. FIRST TEAM FOOTBALL Coach H. S. Slaymaker Assislanl Coach Clifford D. Cornelius Mr. A. H. Roberts Top How C. Apel. B. Savidge, J. Trantham. W. Willhite. B. Sarver, Mr. Slaymaker. C. Brown, J. Studer, B. Czarlinski, J, Wren, G. Olsen, 2nd Roiv li. Schwarz, A. Pascutti, K. Webster, J. Sembler. A. Pappas, 1). Leedv, J. Brown, E. Anselmi, B. Owens, J. Willingham. H. Menze. Ist Row— . Heim, J. Morris, G. Miller, C. Wonderly, B. hixwell. J. Marino, ' . Reagan, B. Mc- lanus. P. Willingham. J. Willingham. 9i: zidP M SECOND TEAM FOOTBALL Top Row O. Jackson. C. Prcttymaii, U. Nave, H. Hagi-busch, D. Hutzler, S. Fair, .1. McAtec, M. Peterson, .Mr. .Mannint:, .Mr. Cornelius, I). Burton, B. Leforgee, B. Hutchins, B. H. Hammer, C. Black, G. Figge, .1. Chedester, I). Brown, T. Mathes. 2nr Row— i. Nineman, D. Wells, B. Thomas, B. Russell, V. Sears, R. Gomer- dinger, G. Hill, R. (Irantliam, H. Vrentas, .(. Cohen, I). Lathrop, B. Wiest, B. ' ynne, R. Brennaman, P. Schultz, 1). Perry, C. Sanders, T. Scott. Isl How — R. Jones, R. Rhodes, R. Johnson, H. Henedict, T. Sanders, K. Hender- son, I!. Hobbs, , . Bell, S. Balot. R. Riley, li. Coonics, .] . Hutchins, S. Soloman. BASKETBALL .a 1 91 BASKETBALL score of 3. ' ) to 20. As in other games. Lee Jones played :i Leaving the league. Central dropped another basketb Defeat again met the Eagles, this time from the able u scoring 13 and 1(J points, respectively, to lead the Lagl 111 luck again met the Eagle s(|uad. In a three-minute port laid in a setup, giving his team a 3. ' ) to 33 victor -. Church Anderson and Kenny Webster exhibited. The final game of the season found the ever-lighting Ea Southeast, 3.5 to 28. Central ' s spirited basketball club was recognized by ha and Lee Jones on the Honorable Mention list. This year ' s basketball team of ' 46 was one of the best teams in scor- ing ( entral has ever seen. There were five re- turning lettermen: Hob Molm, John Willingham, Handy M a 1 o n e, Lee .lones, and Bob Owens. In the opening game of the season, (A ntral displaved power bv de- feating the De LaSalle Cadets. 40 to 29, but the following week the Eagle Quintet met defeat at the hands of the ever-potent Wvandotte Bulldogs to the tune of 49-3(). ' The ver ' next night found the Eagles on the low end of a 45 to 37 deci- sion with the Irish at Lillis. Bouncing back, the Centralites trounced the Hogan P.ams the fol- lowing week 54 to 26. In this game, high scoring h o n o r s went to Bob Holm with 12 points. The Eagles continued on their high-point spree by defeating William Chrisman 51 to 28. Bob Jenkins, junior forward, tossed seven baskets for top scoring honors. In the initial game of the league. Central lost a closely contested game with the Southwest Indians, 3() to 32. In the second game of the season. Manual ' s Vic Sellarra, in the last fifteen seconds of the game, sunk the goal that favored Manual, 52 to 51. High honors went to Central ' s own Johnny Willingham with 19 points. As if in revenge, the Blue Eagles came back with a smashing 59 to 27 victory over East, setting a new scoring record for the league, with Willingham and Malone bringing down the laurels with 17 and 16 jioints, respectively. The Eagles ' worst defeat of the season was dealt out by the championship Northeast Vikings by the splendid floor game for Central, dl thriller to the Ward Cyclones of Kansas in a very close game, 26 to 24. len of I ' aseo. The board read 41 to 30, with Bandy Malone and Owens e attack. overtime session with onl, lifteen seconds rem aining. Jack Wray of West- Cenlral ' s lighting spirit was ably shown by the tine game Clarence Darrah, Coach. Frank Gucinple Assistant Coach. Clifford Cornelius gles in another chjse bal ' ame which was linallv won bv the Knights from Johnny Willingham placed on the second Interscholastic . 11-Stars 1ST TEAM BASKETBALL 2ND TEAM BASKETBALL Top Row — J. Willingham. J. Willinghain, C. . iukT5on. R. Maloiu-, L. .Tones, B. Holm, B. Owens. 1st Row — K. Webster, R. .Jenkins, Coach Guemplc, L. Koenigsdorl ' , C. Darrah, S. Silverman. Top Row—.l. Morris, V. Kresse, B. Willhite, D. Burton. M. Manning, L. J.uther, ■. Cunimickel, P. Willingham. 1st Row — Coach Cornelius, S. Rybolt, B. Leforgee, J. Donahue, B. Rush, B. Russell, T. Scott. B9PI l ;p ii TENNIS D. Coleman. L. McCruckfn. M. Fiiunhu I. .7. McDaiiiel. C. Pliillips. Mr. .ihwander. The fall of 1945 found Central with no experienced ten- nis players back. Sprini rains interfered with the practice matches usually scheduled, and summer play had been only moderate. About a dozen boys answered the call in Sep- tember, and Jerry McDaniel, Charles Phillips, Donald Coleman, LeRoy McCracken and Marvin FrumhofT were selected to represent Central in the Interscholastic Meet. Marvin FrumhofT lost the first round singles to Norman Apple of Southwest, who went undefeated through the meet to win the championship. Coleman-McCracken dou- bles team met Huhn-F ingersh of Paseo, who defeated them 8-1, 6-1, and who later were themselves defeated in the finals. Phillips-.McDaniel, the other doubles team, met the Pack-Soxman combination from Southeast, losing 6-2, 3-6, 3-6. The Pack-Soxman team beat Huhn-Fingersh for the doubles championship. In the annual fall golf tournament. Central High School was represented by seven boys. Captain Chuck Dietrich, Bill Stivers, Jim Higgins, Jim Henderson, Jack Snyder, as regulars, with Floyd Blair and Dudley Mullen as alternates. This year, the tournament was held at Swope Park Municipal Golf Course Number One. This is one of the hardest courses in Kansas Citv. The regular seventv-two- GOLF hole contest was played with Southwest winning first place, and with Paseo, Southwest, Weslport and Central finishing in that order. Coach Blackford is expecting a smoother-working team for the coming spring meet. The boys are getting accus- tomed to the strain of playing in a tournament. Here ' s wishing the team the best of luckl Mr. Blackford. T). Miillvn. J. Smjder. .1 . Ilicjgins. . . Hfnderson. B. Blair. C. Dietrich. 93 TRACK This year ' s track squad finds strength in the return of live letternien, John Willingham, Keith Smith, Hank Mcn .e, Jack Dice and Bob Owens. These fellows have already proved themselves worthy of wearing a letter in track and will continue to further the name of Cen- tial in this 1946 season. In the lirst dual meet of the season, Central trounced their opponents, the Manual (h ' imson. Since this is the first season in man years tliat Manual has competed in track, her scjuad prcjved too weak for the seasoned Eagles. The score was 79 and I O to 16 and 5 6. The Eagles, cai)turing all the first places but one, completely controlled the meet. The re- sidts are as follows: shotput, Anselmi, ( en- ti-al; Bagnell, Manual, and Leedy, Central, 39 feet and -j inch; high hurdles. Brown, Central, and Kincheloe, Central, 16:4; KKI-yard dash, White, Central, and Bagnell, Manual, 5, .7; medley relay. Central (.le nkins, Serber, Darrah and Crawford), 1:43; 220-yard dash, Zapian, Maniud, and White, Central, 24:.5; low hurdles, Kincheloe, Central, and Brown, Central, 2, i:8; ,S,S(l- ard relax (Owens, Pule, Menze and White). 1:4(1.. ' ); ,S,S(l-yard run. Dice, Central, llolndjcrg, ( ' entral, and Cummickel, Central, 2:1(1.6; broad jump, Willingham, Central, Bick, Central, Pence, Manual, 19 feet and 6V2 inches: iiigh juni]), Willingham, Central, Webb, Manual, and tie for third, Anderson, Central, Boach, Manual, Jacobson, Central, .1 feet and 6V4, inches; pole vault. Smith, Central; Jenkins, (A-ntral, and Pappas, Central, Caun, Manual, 9 feel. Competition looks very keen, and the dual meets, topped oil ' l) the city meet, should be close and thrilling. It is possible that at least one city record will be broken this year. Cer- tainly, Central will be well represented in track, and the Eagles will exert all their efforts towards winning the cit - championship for Central. Top Row — Chedcster and Willingham go over; Pt-iu-c, .MaiuuU aiul Vliite breast tape. ■ ' i Bow — Leedy heaves! Riek jumps ; .Smith crosses the law. rd How — Once over easy .Anderson; Brown and Kincliejoe talve the high liurtUes. 2nd How — .Silverman, Menze, White and Sanders go dow]i the sli ' elch; .Jacobs shows form. Bottom How — .Snooks Owens beats Silverman in 110. 94 GIRLS ' SPORTS JO Top Row — Miss Purnoll, Miss Junt ' s, Miss Mmnis. .]. Bray, Y. Schmalz, K. Sever, L. Young, M. Plougli. 1st How- ' R. Ham, L. Haniu-n, V. Harper, U. Sheanr. jT StalVor J. Miirpv, E. Hi!ev, P. Watson. ■ — HOCKEY TEAM To J fioiii — J. Bray, L. Hanneii, H. -Murley, A. Bray, L. Kye, Y. Schmalz. ist Row li. Taylor, E. Riley, S. Rhodes, M. J. Murphy, B. Traw, ,T. Hatch. NV. Harper. r. Leach, Beckerdite. M. Barndt, BASKETBALL TEAM- Tup Row V,. : Iurley. 1). .Viulrcws, . Haiper, .V. Angle, E. Mc- Nutt, L. Eye. D, Williams. . RoiV ' -V). Alexander. 1). Shearer, P. Vivona. B. Sharp, M . Barndt, N. Westervelt, P. Watson ' ' ' ' ' GIRLS ' SPORTS With Sijortsinanship the kcvnoto of the Pliysical Education Depart- ment, ( lirls Athletics, under the ahle direction of Miss Hazel Purnell, Miss Gertrude Jones and Miss Marian Storms, is recognized as one of the school ' s foremost departments. Through their efforts during the years, interest has increased in Girls ' Athletics. The teachers, with their pep, enthusiasm, and thorough knowledge of their work, have made physical education a favorite class for girls. As the seasons roll around, they hring witli them various Sjiorts- days, including hockey, basketball, and individual sports. Whether these Sportsdays result in victory or defeat, they are received in the characteristic Central spirit. The student managers of intramural sjjorts have very capably as- sumed their responsibilities and have aided their instructors immeasur- ably. Higher goals are continiuUly being set for these girls, making the (lym Department one of which the whole school can be justly i)roud. 96 GYM GIRLS IN ACTION r ' s -spi 97 SPEAKING OF SNAPS A i.c ..i; w4= - - • ' ,2 VC Til], (oi( — Just us Kills, ' I ' . Hunter-, .i. Murphy, E. Uili-.v. Third Row- Ain ' t love griiuil, : I. l);inult, L. .rones— Here we ;ire :ig; in! — Linesmen; Track Letternieji. Second Row — Bugs and Snoolis. L. .Myers, li. Owens — .Senior liallot It must be love, V. Brown, H. Ditzler. First Row — Science Assembly — Luminary Staff haril at work( ' . ' ) — Mr. Stewart Clare. 98 R. O. T. C. 99 R. 0. T. C. Sgt. Cnrl HolTman Lieut. Col. Jerrii McDaniel : .Major ViilUtce Behnke Emotions were mixed as the Central R.O.T.C. battalion began its 1945- ' 46 season. Under a new and vigorous eity commander. Captain Clarence V. Herndon, the outlook was bright, for the R.O.T.C. Central ' s battalion totaled 22,1. the second largest score in the city. Yet every cadet grieved at the loss of popular Sergeant Neal Grubb, who received his discharge from the army and left Central after six weeks of the school year. Stepping efliciently into Sergeant Grubb ' s vacancy, came Tech- nical Sergeant ( arl HolVman, formerly of Southeast, who organized and started Central ' s Blue Eagle battalion toward a successful season. I ' nder the new regulations, ( entral was eligible for a Lieutenant Colonel as battalion commander. Jerry McDaniel rose to lead the battalion in this position. But b placing high on the test for cadet Colonel, he became regi- mental Supply OfTicer, and Major Wallace Behnke took over the battalion reins in February. Able assistants were tlie battalion Executive Oflicer, Major Dick Whaley; Adjutant, Captain Harold Altman; Plans and Training, Captain Don Zook; and Intelligence and Supply Ollicer, First Lieutenant Gerald Rhodes. Leading . , B and C com|)anies were ( aptains David Duvall, .lack Botz, and .lack Artiiur, respectively. The seconds-in-command of these companies were F ' irst Lieutenants .lesse Merritt, Dwayne Greiger and Aaron Glickstein. Heading the i)latoons all this year for A Co. were: Lieutenants Burford McCorkle and Harold Ishani; B ( o.. Lieutenants Harold Zimmerman and Richard Martin; and C ( o.. Lieutenants Gerald Schmidt and Norman Besheer. Although reliniiuishing their third place cup, Ontral ' s rifle team placed tiftli in the city standings. Outstanding for the Eagle targeteers were Louis Anderson, Raymond Anderson, Robert Raker, Richard Rucher, ? ugene Cal- cara, Archie Curtis, Glen Heck, (Charles Hick, Ladd Hersh, Robert Melton, William Parailise, Mario Sterrett, Warren Stuessi, Cecil Warnell and Fred Bonderer. All but three of these sharpshooters will return for 194(i- ' 47, and hope is high for winning the first place cup. The annual R.O.T.C. events found the Central battalion taking an active part. During the Armistice Day Parade, the (Central cadets placed second in the contest for the best-looking battalion. At the revival of the R.O.T.C circus held April 12. (AMitral ' s display of precision drill was well received. Central opened the R.O.T.C. social season with its elaborate militai ' y ball held February 21st. The annual Government Inspection and Field Day found the Eagle cadets and their ollicers giving their best, as always. So, combining the effects of a new R.O.T.C. administration and fine loyalty and leadersliip from all sides, the curtain came down on another successful year for tlie Reserve Officers Training Corps. 100 R.O.T.C. OFFICERS Top Roiv—IA. H. Zimmerman, Lt. R. Miiitiii, l.t. (.. Siiiiiiidt, l.t. 11. Isluim, I.t. .1. Merritt, Lt. A. (ilickstfin. ' JnrI Kfjir—U. B. McCorkle, Lt. N. Besheer, Lt. I), (irieger, ( ' .apt. .1. licitz, Capt. I). Duvall, f.apt. J. Arthur. Lt. (,. Rhoile.s I.St Hou ' —Ssit. C. Hoffman, Capt. H. Altman, Maj. V. Behnke, Lt. Col. (,. McDaniel, Capt. R. Whale.v, Lt. D. Zook. R. 0. T. C. (fh H - • • ! R f P ft O ( ft- f ■ COMPANY A Top Row — J. Xeviiis, U. Mflton, .1. C;i i r, W, Rost iibalni. I. Levino, I). (•.oU ' iiian, W. Fowler, H. .laben, K. Williams, L. Hei-d, :M. Sfarles, C. Wanicll, A. Bratt, .1. Snyder. ' ilh R iw— .. Hawiev, R. Wuthnow, S. Waehtel, J. .Jeffries, D. Heavner, A. Alagna, L. Hersli, V. Carey, H. Gibbs, B. Saraehek, H. Moreland, V. Cox, R. - mlerson, ' . Parrish. Srcl Row — L. Bowen, C. Bridges, .1. Cee, O. .Tenkins, D. Youngblood, R. Hartflcl, E. Mynatt, J. Watley, V. Decniie, S. Beiiniiig(ield, R. Kunzweiller, C. Coleman, J. Garigues, C. Sperry. 2nd Row — J. Wilcox, F. Anderson, P. Wilson, B. Widlund, I,. Hender- son, L. Gordon, C. Warden, H. Lyons, R. Gwinn, X. Clements, M. Brown, ,J. Bowers, W. Ruckel. 1st Row—R. DeWitt, W. Paradise, H. .Utman, W. Behnke, I). Duyall, .1. Merritt, H. Ishani. B. JleCorkle, L. McCracken, F. Hahn, C. Beck, R. Diehl, J. Stoll. COMPANY B Ton How—n. Agriin, H. Palmer, U. Halstead, .1. Mcl.ain, W. Stnessi, 1). Williams, H. Barber, H. .Sterrett, J. Centonze, B. Drummond, A. Long, B. Inman, B. Miller. ' ilh Row — J. Wilmorc, C. Cannady, W. Chase, B. Ruben, S. Shclton, W. LaFayettc, F. Bondener, R. James, C. Freeman, J. Higbee, J. Kinser, T. Creagh. : ' ,ril Row — B. Rhine, B. Atwood, . . Bishop, B. Hiesler, K. Faulkner, K. .Johnson, R. Cawby. K. Harris, M. Frumhoff, T. Engle, C. Street, F. Bulloc. 2i}it Row—R. Berry, A. Stcyenson, D. Bronfman, W. Ehrhardt, R. Chandler, R. Tharp, H. Brashear, R. LeSage, C. .Johnson, L. Kauf- man, R. Mills, R. Werly, E. Cranfil. ls[ Row — W ' . Branscom. P. Prout, K. Pinkerton, D. Guthrie, R. Martin. J. Botz, D. Grieger, H. Zinmierman, G. McDaniel, G. Rhodes. 101 R.O.T.C. y ;; - i CJIMPANY C Top Row—G. Heck. L. Uavis. H. Cralt, C. Hick. V. Baldwin. J. Hawkinson, D. ButturfieUI. J. Gibson, L. Hannnoiid, X. Furd, l . Buchard, K. Allen. - ' tth Row — W. Edmunds. L. Walker. H. Lee. L. Hinnian. H. Long. R. Clevenger. R. Smith. G. White, R. Krinnninger. R. Eggleston, D. Tanquary. 3r(l Hoi( ' C. Markle, W. Tate. B. Penner, C. Brooks. D. House, E. Reed. H. Dreisbach, C. Eagleson, .L Henderson, (i. Inman, .1. Barnes. Jnd Row-G. Wells, R. Baker, P. Lightfoot, G. Meredith, D. Zook, R. Shater, J. Klassen, B. MoflVtt, J. Lamble, R. Lee. R. Mills. R. Pugh, 1st Roii —K. Taylor. 1). Sumonia, H. Bogart. E. Calcara. D. McRoberts, J. Arthur, A. (ilickstein, N. Besheer, G, Schmidt, G. Baum. j ? 0. ' , B J lT I i ' RIFLE TEAM Toil I!i,w -R. Melton, L. Hersh, E. Calcara, W. Stucssi. ( ' .. Hick, (i. Heck, C. Warnell, A. Curtis. ' J i( Row — F. Bondercr, l . IJacIitT, K. Harris, H. Sterrett. R. Antierson, L. Anderson. 1st Roiii W. Paradise, R. Baker. 102 CENTRAL GOES TO AN R.O.T.C. HOP Tfip How — Waltzing. Waltzing, Eleanor Walker and Bill La- Fayette, Jerry McDaniel and Shirley Green; G i- in ' Home, Bev Levy, Don Zook, Dick Whaley, Marion Crosby ; Eleanor Walker and Bill La- Fa ye tte. - ' irf How — Grand March. Jerry McDaniel, Shirley Green ; Just Dancin ' . :ird How — We ' ve Danced the Whole Night Through, Allan Thorn- burg and Susan Guth- rie; Still Dancin ' ! R.O.T.C. MILITARY BALL The best ever! was the claim in praise of tlie annual military ball held February 21 in Central ' s girls ' gym. Presiding over the grand formal occasion was the R.O.T.C. Queen for 194(), Miss Jean Arthur. The two reigning aides were Miss Marion Crosby and Miss Eleanora Walker, accompanied by Major Dick Whaley and Sergeant Bill LaFayette, respectively. Sergeant ,lohn .leffrey was Queen Jean ' s escort. Over one hundred couples kept the highly decorated girls ' gym crowded as they danced to the super-smooth music of Warren Durrett ' s thirteen-piece orchestra. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Clement, Mr. and Mrs. William Englund, and Captain C. V. Herndon, Kansas Cit ' s R.O.T.C. commander, and Mrs. Herndon. 103 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY It was a lovely tiay; spring had sprung! The trees surrounding the track cast an inviting shade over the industrious (?i track team oi Central High. Occupying the most advantageous spot I ' ov rest helore perforniing the arduous exercise of toueliing their toes, sat four likely- looking specimens of manhood. Hob Hick. Bill Orr, Jasper Marino and Dick Leedv. The ringing of the l.entra! .Uniior hell brought back old memories to the tVllo vs. Drowsily, Rick nuirmured, Remember our davs at Central Junior and how we boasted of being big freshmen? Chuck Anderson. Pat Harvey and Boh Owens led our freshman class. Orr said that hi fciggest thrill was coming over to Central Senior. They all agreed! JP were sophomores then and really had a year ahead of them. In fTfe first Variety Nite. not many sophies partici- pated, but little Ardra Armstrong was ([uite the singer. Probably the biggest thrill was Intersoeiety. Riverly Stanbrough showed her stulf bv winning a gold medal in poem. The spring play was Pride and Prejudice. Jean Arthur ami Dick Harris had leatling parts. Others in tlie play were Stanley Silverman, .foann Mo wry and hirion Crosby. Football was the next subject for discussion, and they found Hank Menze. John WiUingham. Punkin Utrino. Rob Owens and Litth- Joe Semhler winning first team letters. Rick disclosed that he was water boy. or should we say manager? Basketball came dribbling in. and first team honors went to Rob Holm. John WiUingham. Boh Owens. Cee Jones and Randy Malone. The track squad as also good, with Jack Dice running the SSO and Bob Owens the 11 li. Knowing more about Variety Nite, they all locked forward to it. The fellas and gals were now h dder and many juniors partici- pated. Chuck Lewis was one of the student directors. Others win. took part were Jerry McDaniel, Jerry Loman, .fo Ann Murphy, Donna Mc- Querry. Art Pascutti. Hot Lips Rrennan. Dana Stockdale, and Hnt- feet Anselmi. Central had a g( od dance hand, with Jerry Loman, Tommy Carpenter and Jimmy Soule beating out some wicked notes. The spring play found Rill Schwarz, Jean Arthur, LeRoy McCracken, Frank Canfield, Marion Crosby, Janice Payne. Pat Thompson, Joann Cluiek Lewis an l Ward Benson and t RreiiiKin was ■ Jones and Art Mow ry, and Evelyn Levin with parts. Don Zook Dean Pressgrove composed the stage crew, while Don Butterfield handled the sound elfeets. The election of junior olficers then came and elected President. The aides were Barbara Simuiis, Pascutti. Intersoeiety again became the item of discussion. As juniors, they showed their power. Gold medals were won by: Dick Harris, Declama- tion ; Harold Altman. Formal Essay ; Don Zook, Riography ; Jerry McDaniel. poem. Silver medals were awarded to Henry Tager. Rob Holm and Naomi Oaks. Ruth Abend, Margo Barndt and Mary Jo Sinclair won bronze medals. . fter a fleeting summer, everyone was anxious to return to school — iThat was a joke. Son. i They were Biggy seniors now. Bill re- marked about the names they had for the women that year. A Poss was a girl that was a Pile of Sweet Stulf. Then there was Bang Rang! which was sarcastic. The girls had names for the fellas, too! Lieut. Colonel Jerry McDaniel headed the R.O.T.C., ably assisted by Major Wallace Rhenke and Major Dick Whaley. t)ii the subject of football, Jasper spoke about the time he hurt his knee and ei)uliilii ' t play. They all remembered how calmly Jasper touk iti Menze, WiUingham and Leedy that year made the All-Star eleven. Menze and Sembler were named co-captains. Art Pascutti, Rill Schwarz. Rill Maxwell and Ernie Anselmi received letters. The Eagle s(iuad placed third in Interscholastic standings. The basketball team was also line, with liob Holm. Jtilni WiUingham. Randy Malone, Chuck Anderson. Rob Owens and Lee Jones all receiving letters. Holm was elected captain, and Reed was named team manager. At the Rig Six Track Meet at the Municipal Auditorium, Central 1) laced third, being well represented bv Carl Pule, Mickey Kincheloe, Jack Dice and Art Pascutti. Dick mentioned Central ' s ruling band, the Student Council, First term odicers were: Lee Jones, president, and Pat Brennan, vice-presi- dent. Lee was also president of the All-City Student Council. Second term ollicers were : Dick Harris, president, and Lois Myers, vice- president. Variety Nite zoomed around again under the student direction of Nancy (iuilliams and Frank Canfield. Art Pascutti, Jo Krekel, Nancy Cuilliams, John J( ITrey and Jean Burgess held the leads. ' I ' he Spring Pla ' was realh- sharp, they all rememberetl. It was Honor Ri ' iglit, with John Jeifrey, Marion ( rosby, Dick Harris. Jo Krekel, Don IcDow, Jean Rurgess, Frank Canfield, LeRoy McCracken ;nid Allan Thornburg in the leads. The results of the Senior Ballot found Lee Jones and Pat Brennan, Most Popular; Rob Owens and Ji ' an Arthur. Most Active; Jerry Loman and l)oroth Alexander. Rest Musieiiins ; Art Pascutti and Lois Myers, J(dlv ;ood Rov and (lirl; Jolni J (frev and Nancv (iuilliams. Rest Actor and Actress; Hank Menze aiul Liz Riley. Rest Athletes; Jack Botz an l Jean Rurgess, Reau and Rel le Riiinnnel ; and Jerry McDaniel and Margo Rarndt, Best Students. Then came the election of Senior Class Ollicers. Art Pascutti was elected President; Lee Tones, Vice-President; Pat Brennan. Secretar ' ; Jack Rotz. Treasurer; J(an Arthur, Ciftorian; and Margo Barndt, Sergeaiit-at-Arms. That year was Royal year at Central, with Jean Arthur crowned as ( )ueen of Armv Day and Pat Brennan as Princess at the Carnation Rail. ' I ' he sound ol the Coach ' s histle interrupted their reveries. The b i s knew that sound ell. It means — Around the horn ! Struggling to their feet, they hizily jogged around the track. SENIOR PROPHECY Dear Students: , s a very pleasant year draws to a close and yours truly heaves a sigh of relief, we would like to look forward to the year litlil) and give you our prophecies for the Senior Class of liMfi. First we see that Art Pascutti. alias Pascootie, the Cootie, top comedian, is now starring in Frank Canfield ' s sensational production. Sally in Our Alley. Aileen Myers and Dick Leedy are still residing on the Fifth Pink Cloud in West Paradise. Their neighbors to the south. Lee Jones and Margo Barndt, are busily preparing for the coming presidential campaign. Dick Harris and Charles Lewis, in their paper, Bit-0- News, are giving him full support. Jean . nne Burgess (Tondeleyoi and Jean (Jueen of the Bowery . rthur are still spying on Leo the Lips Vleisides ' gang while wait- ing for . 1 and Hoiinan to make a break from Sing Sing. Bill Schwarz, Clifi Anderson, and Herbert Ditzler, millionaire owners of The Cafe de Rubble Bursters, are currently featuring in their new revue, Pat Torchy Rrennan singing Later, Louie, When the Lights . re Low! Other attractions are Virginia Brown and Shirley Rhodes, performers exquis ' ' % with Virdelle McKinzi ' as pin seller. Ronald Calloway, comic strip artist, is adding to his fame from Gasoline . lley with Oil Bou ' evard. His literary (?i rival, Mary Jo Sinclair, has just completed Turning Purple. seciuel to Foreyer Amber. Jerry Loman can currently be seen at the Hula Hut with his top band, The Bennie Bovs. Featured artist is Arnold Cooley, singing Hit the Hay. Facing the Hula Hut is the exclusive boarding house of dwendolyn Young and Janice Pa ne. Lois M (Ts. after swearing having been vmiched for by finally caught Rob Owens. Horton in the Little Lurch Around the Corner. Miss Barbara Sparkle Simons, lovely socialite, is having her sixth coming-out party at the Wall-Flower Wisteria Hotel, managed by Don .McDow. Aaron filickstein is Dean of Yale College, and is working with two of his professors, Cerald Bay McDaniel and Harold Altman, on a great new experiment. Radar Controlled Kiddie-Cars! Those muscle-hound women, Jo Murphy, Maxine Bartlett, Maritm Adams, and Donna Ballard have made names fr)r themselves in the world of lady w restlers. Swooner . lex Pappas and hi Plump Pretties are the current attractions on the Flit Parade. Dr. Gerald Baurn is on the stulf :it Johns Hopkins, and says that he owes all his success to his lovely yimng wife, Joann Mowry. Jasper .Marino, Bill Orr, Mike Konomos, and Mickey Kincheloe have spent the years since graduation working in the salt mines of Siberia. Robert Daniel Rick, United States . mbassador to Russia and Siberia, smuggles food and dice to them weekly. Rev Stanbrough has completed her sixth volume of poetry for children — A Child ' s Jungle of Worses. by her bubble gum to go straight, and Supreme Court Judge, Hank Menz -, has They were married by Reverend Don Donna McQuerry and Carolyn Brott now live with other celebrities at the Waldorf Astoria and spend their evenings performing at Carnegie Hall and the -Met. Rosemarie DeMasters, Pat Thompson. Pauline Vivona and Dee Nightingale are the successlul etlitors of the newest magazine, Puff. The first edition luul a complete sellout. Ward Flash Benson is the only photographer the new movie star, Pat Grantham, will iillow to photograph her. Note: Since Bugs Bunny ' s unexpected death last year, Pat is ably taking his place and eating his carrots — tempi u ' arily, of course ! Ruth . bend recently succeede l Maui ' ine HeiztJg as editor of RriHigue magazine. T)orothy Ratclilf and Betty Reese were lost on the Islands of New Guinea and alter extensiye searching, were found by Jim Lawson and .folin Apel. The girls expressed no desire to return to civilization. ( Neither did tlie boys ! ! ) ICrnie Anselmi is employed as milkman on the Benton rout ' , for the .M((oooooo Dairy, owned by Claude Rrow n. Carl Ajiel is still looking for a job so that he can marry Margaret Beckerdite and not have to live off of the thousands she makes as an actress. • A lot of excitement was aroused in Ye Olde Central ' s halls when movie star John WiUingham caiia ' back U} visit his ohl school. Principal Bob Holm was talking to him and a number of the teachers were standing around watching — Liz Riley, gym teacher; Jo Krekel, fCnglish Lit teacher; Alice Mae Turpin, physics teacher; and the De Van Is heading a class in Keeping Up with the World. Don Vonngblo ' id. the new jibotography teacher, is thinking of quit- ting -Win? He wants to get married and besides — he ' s afraid of the dark! Nancy Guilliinns and Marion Crosby iii-e currently starring with John Jeffrey on Tux Theatre, hut John ' s third wife, Dana Stockdale, is objecting, and the progiani is expected to go o(f the; air soon. Guess what!! (Iwylyn George finally, said yes and Ro Stafford will soon be her eager bridegroom. What a darling couple they make. Life Could Be Beaut i I ' ul, Hummnnnmm? has prominent Central alumni in its cast. Stanley Sihei ' inan, Naomi Oaks, Madge Swerd- feger, and Rick Murtin. Jim S iule is announcer. Salty . nders(ni. proud owner of a pepper factory, has Gerald Rhodes ;ind John Watkins as backers. Jack Botz is the new swimming instructor at the Y.W.C.A. It is rumored that the girls there are very poor stmh-nts and keep falling in the pool, luiping to be saved. Wondi r w In ?? ! I S;ir;ih Kusiietzk - and Gertrude Zuro sk. ' luive bad a nervous col- la jise Iroin overwork in the Fle:i Circus. The ' were taken to Henry Tager ' s home lor the over-ambitif us, and are said to be in a critical conditiou. Well, cbillun ' , as our heads nod druopily over our typewriters, and we feel that old man Deadline closing in on us. we must stop our minds from wiindering any further!! Respectfully??? Editors. 104 x_ o o 7 s •a ' 1 ■jSt «ii-- .v (V 1 J jrtir nT; - ' ' ' ! - oo :: ' ,.,,... 1 x : -; °f - « -j [ •...V; i m 11 PM