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

Text from Pages 1 - 119 of the 1957 volume:

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At last June and Graduation! So our theme for this 1957 Centralian is MEMGRIES. Maclenioiselle Colette Dubois l9 rue de la Stati-:ln Villa petit Pierre La Calle St, Cloud iS.,-t Oi France lrtSfilUl Sl, Thgmrgrg, de Villeneuve T88 Grand Rue Chaville iSet Oi France ,vw wge t. A Eecficafian We proudly dedicate this T957 Centralian to Colette Dubois, cur first Foreign Exchange Student. Through Colette we have shaken hands with students in lands across the seas, for this year she has been the means of bringing, on special occasions, ex- change students from Germany, Sweden, and Denmark to Cen- tral. This fellowship which we have shared with Colette, we believe, has changed for her, as well as for us, the meaning of the word foreign from stranger to friend We have all become France conscious and her country has become our second country as we know the States has become hers. Through Colette we feel confident that the purpose of the American Field Service Foreign Exchange program has been fulfilled-that of bringing about a better under- standing and a closer relationship between the United States and the countries in Europe, Colette, we congratulate you upon your ready adrustment to our way af intormctlity, our flair for organizations, our love of activity, our faith in coeeducation nur assurance in youthful independence, and your acceptance and enioyment of our standards of sclwnlrrrship and Irving, Colette, we are proud to have you dress in the blue and white uniform -it the Pep Club, 10 wear the senior ring, and to don the academic cap and gown and in-'irrh in the sc-nrnr prg- cession and receive a diploma! We do hope, Colette, that this Centralian, linking you with the lWlrin lirgi'lf- .wit Clgntrrilrtes, will be a fitting memento of your joyous year at Central, and that the ryterrmrref ul your V901 he-re in a provincial school in the Heart of America will be a sour-:e of liar-pri its yr-gr' rfgllgrl ...jon them. Vtle as individuals of our student body can assure you that yfu will 1tl'xry.ij u livr- in gh, hearts you leave behind ft Bank Gm ADMINISTRATION AND STUDENTS I count myself in nothing else so happy As in a soul rememb'ring my good friends. Richard ll Friendships made between teachers cmd pupils and between classmates are our most prized possessions, becausea friend is another self. May our paths often cross, if not in fact, at least through the magic of memory. I if ' 43 'ww fs. I ,ti f A 1 'V 6 F. I. ,a .4-. lynx 4 x 1 G IW 5 , I 1 21 N S 5 1 .5 ., a US Y ' to has What we the tool and tory l is t of our 'lall Valt cet, and , as sion any be s of had 'ved rom y in iIT1eS ssrs. our min- . ,, W' aaa- aamecf Qenlaal Mr C. S. Hann is the only member of the faculty who is-os been here since the beginning. Many former mem- ber, are enjoying life in various other capacities, such :is business or professional men and women, home- makers, or as retired citizens. The Slache, Aristonian, Webster, and Minerva liter- ary societies came here from Old Central, having been organized between 1901 and 1906. Many traditions established at the turn of the century are still being carried on. In 1906 Frank L. Wilkinson, now state senator, and Roy K. Dietrick, a prominent attorney and church man, won first and second place in Sons of Revolution essay contest. This year we repeated their success, Amy Parkhurst winning first and Jane Hardin, second place. The first graduating class in 1872 numbered five- four young ladies resplendent in lawn and lace, and one young man, stiff in black serge and celluloid collar. Our class of 395, clad in academic cap and gown 125 per cent greater in numbers and the recipients of the benefaction of all the wealth of an ever-expanding curriculum, the latest methods of instruction, and of tutelage by a degreed faculty, have the challenge of the traditions and achievements of a distinguished alumni to spur us on to a worthy life! May we never sully the name of our school and . . When time, who steals our years away, Shall steal our pleasure, too, The mem'ry of the past will stay And half our joys renew. -Moore QQ it , WW f , f 7 f 4 l I f l 0 . A n A - i, -vw-Nw, ,. mv- ,ZZ the 'ear Uni Omg As- t as sen, um- tics, s a t in ray, that :ing 1 on Ex- ble. for the dis- :seo re- ark- le l that s as I l AXE lg, s AUXILIARY STAFF Back Row: Miss Vesta Bolliger, Nurse, Miss Alice Brasfield Librarian- Mrs L K Pritchard P TA President Mr J h , , - . - , .- . . 1 . o n Greenall, Engineer-Custodian. Front Row: Mrs. Pauline Harris, Speech Correctionist, Mrs. Anne J. Ramp, Lunchroom Manager. e 40-:Laffy Rememdea eenliaafd Education is the nation's largest business! It is the one enterprise in which each citizen for a span of years spends time during his formative age, learning the rules of the game of life. Thomas Huxley says in his Liberal Education, Education is the instruction of the intellect in the laws of nature, under which name I include not merely things and their forces but men and their ways, and the fashioning of the affections and of the The school embraces six departments of solid subjects: Eng- lish, Foreign Languages, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and Commerce, and three departments of non-solid courses: Fine Arts, Practical Arts, and Physical Education. A student could spend ten years in Central, passing each course, and still not exhaust the curriculum. A student may go far in the will into an earnest and loving desire to move in harmony with those laws. Central has a faculty second to none! The instructors are men and women dedicated to developing in each pupil his potential abilities. The individual teachers are specialists in their respective fields, holding advanced degrees in education, many have traveled widely abroad as well as at home, many have had experiences in professions teaching, and all have had thorough preparation in The staff is well balanced as far as personnel is in years of service, some with long years of service with only their probationary period finished, there other than pedagogy. concerned: and others are a few more men than women, many of the women are married as well as are the men. field of his choice here at Central, and he may take courses from Latin to Driver's Education, all under enthusiastic, able instructors. This year the faculty is pictured informally in departmental groups, with a background representative of work in their field. Central in its growth has embraced many of the modern services for its varied student body needs. ln addition to the classroom instructors, the counselors, Mr. Kirk and Miss Schaller perform valuable services in counseling students for advanced education, scholarships, part-time employment, work after graduation, and concerning their personal problems. The office secretarial staff, nurse, librarians, cafeteria staff, custodians, and the P.-T.A. officers and members all unite and work co- OFFICE STAFF AND COUNSELORS Back Row: Mrs, Gloria Allen, Secretary, Mrs. Mildred Daniels, Secretary, Mrs. Viola Thomas, Attendance Clerk, Miss Lillian Lukenbill, Registrar. Front Row: Mr, David M. Kirk, Miss Hortenze Schaller, Counselors. 9 i a 4 Wfmfz 9 9' v Y fb 3, mf 4 . If s I 2 , ,:, ff. ffff W y f ' 4 Wx! X W f QW Q- f 52 x I up f X V: to JDE' ed, wo :in- its' by me De- Bnclc Raw Mr Q, L ,i,,,itl.iii Psy, lnrlogy, Law, Mi Frcwls Cuuwriiplv VVcirl.'l H1,t0,, M, ,'xg.,,6,,,',s, French W.'iiI4l Histor, if ,,-,.g.f5 ML AjeKUnd,,r Kuliln Civics Worlr.l lrlistaiy, Enqiish Front Rijw' Mis Nellie M. Pauls- Vliirlct Huirny Reading, Miss Beryl Alton, World lli'.f-my A,1,,.,.,f,-,,, HV, tow. M' UNA' L f?If'fsel'i, A-vie-icon Vial-lerns, American History Miss FHL. Nil-.,s,gI Amer,,1U,, History, Miss Nellif M aswrlh Wg,-li,l History, Civics Back Row: Mr, James Roleke, Spanish, Mr, Wil- lard Schmitt, Music, Stage- Production, Mr. Ben Ireland, Art, Mr. Vern Sinclair, Band, Orchestra, Mr. Edwin V. Nance, Speech. Front Row: Miss Mary Evelyn McLaughlin, Latin, Mrs, Margaret Lutes, Music, Miss Bess Clapp, English, Speech, Miss Agnes Engel, French, German, Mrs. Fonette V. Riley, Art, Back Row: Mr. Robert L, Miller, Wood Shop, Mr. John Slater, Printing, Drafting, Miss Neva Wing, Foods, Family Living, Mr. J. M. Luke-ns, Crafts, Ceramics, Mr. Edwin Hamilton, Metal and Wood shops. Front Row: Mr, Orlyn Lockard, Drafting, Miss Doris Tclmanaha, Foods, Clothing, Mrs Veva Koenig, Music, Miss Ruby Kuhn, Clothing! Mr. Hollis Lancaster, COE. Back Row: Mr. Carmel Qamsev, Cwlfir 3075, Family Living, Physiral Fducfxtiorw Mfr B VI McDaniel, Drivers Edu-.atimk Mffqili tilyde K smith, R.O,T.C, Mr Hwfr' S Q r'f'i'ULe PWS cal Education, Mr. Nathfm Ruiffrriiilr Pltfgiffal Education, Geometry Frfwf Fmt' M Mm'f ' Gillespie, Driven Edur17l.wF M'tll 'l ji MJSLC' Hazel Purnell, Phfhicgi Fd--f fi. MV i f '3l Webster, Physical L-f i'f M' ili't'i'JrlE JONQS, Pl'NySIrfil l-rl'-Hit' 'i 'A' U 'l Hnpei' Physical FdwCf'Ili'Ufi ri v-1' -3' 1 'rw Z i z mu i. , 'U 1 X uf 1, V 'K 37,3 yfi s l Ld L i At ,. 7 I ww 9. H ,T , , Un , .yw f .,. , 4v,,,,7w..f , if, , if 1 , l l f W , M, f N Q7 i f' , i Z A 2 f J 'I , , f Z A Q , President, Ed Huff, Vice-President, John Hickman, Secretary, Grace Duren. 'U ' 0-72 64460-'L 60675 To'p Row: Best Studenis, Bob Brown, Sue Appleby, Most Popular, Grace Duren, John Hickman. Boffom Row: Best Musicians, Walter Hook, Amy Parkhurslg TOP Jolly Good, Sue King, Larry Schwab, Best Aihlefes, Nancy Richardson, Ed Huff. Sl'-'Cl 'EY A , X X X 1 'ff fly Z 4 ' YJ v -1 , 'I f 4? f , , 1 1 I X ff H f ,fi f X Q, , I 2' S2 Nc W, sw--wc W , h N-, gk 5 cs- 7 ps f, , Y f f Haw? vu swf? 1 Wigs W W, 5.55551 If ,f gas, y-gf, O Q f X X 'fi X sc ,f g x 4 S93 X , fXsXX 5 . , x is 6 1 f x . Rh Wii- B ff ,K-'Q' -sf 4 2 Ll, , 1 1.1 W Y ia 2 if-1 .ff I 4 H ! , U ,I f, ,. ,s A f TW, . fi ,Z Y , 2 'wr ' r X, V ,,,,4 I .,, X V M Z 5 ' N 7f X W ,' wwf fr, MQ' 9: ,Me ww , iff , V -nw We 4 ' v J 5 ' ev X X 'W ...f W., is ,J 'V I l I, Z Z Www JM f f M , I ,M at . W , f 1' A 4 Agee, Willard C.W.C., Student Council, Honor Corps, Red Cross Represenmflve Ainsworth, Kay C.O.E., Band, Transfer. Alexander, Kenny C.O.E. Anderson, Elaine Drama Club, Pep Club, Teen Town Committee, Yffocns, Cafe- teria Hostess, Typing Award. Anderson, Jackie Dignitary, D.L.S., Olympian, Spanish Club, Volleyball, Basketball Sportsdays, Zoology Club, Large Shield, Big C, Anderson, Leola Spanish Club, Silver Medal, Honor Society, Teen Town Commit- tee, Transfer, Y-Teens. Anderson, Virginia Y-Teens, Pep Club, Art Award. Appleby, Sue Gold Medal, Honor Society, Student Council, President, Red Cross, Officer, Honor Society, President, Olympians, Officer, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Big C , A.A.U.W., City Hall Day, Senior Ballot, Cabinet, Y-Teens, Dignitary, Officer, S.L.H. Arndt, Annette Student Council, Red Cross, Bronze Medal, Honor Society, A.L.S., Y-Teens, Future Nurses, Latin Club. Arnold, Don Arnold, Rose Bronze Medal, Honor Society, Y-Teens, Locker Patrol, Typing Award, C.O.E. Austin, Sharon President, Horizon Club, Olympian, Small Shield, Large Shield, Big C , Gold Medal, Honor Society, Officer, S.L.H., Officer, Latin Club' Zoolo y Club, Captain, Hockey Intramurals, Central Singers, Officer, Cgoncert Choir, Latin Award. Bailey, Sylvia Cafeteria Hostess, Locker Patrol. Baldwin, Ronnie German Club, Chess Club, Round Table, C.O.E. Ballard, Janet Mae Red Cross Representative, Student Council, Office Helper, Girls' Choir, Locker Patrol, Y-Teens, Home Room President, Cafeteria Hostess, Spanish Club. Beck, Saralu Girls' Choir, Small Shield, Large Shield. Bennefeld, Linda C.O.E., Shorthand Award. Biere, Audria Y-Teens, Pep Club, Officer, German Club, Red Cross Alternate, Luminary Staff, Silver Medal, Honor Society, Latin Club, Short- hand Awards. Bishop, Delores Zoology Club, Pep Club, Band, Little Shield, Sports, Officer, Home Room, Student Council, Talent Exchange Assembly, '55, Red Cross Representative. Black, Ramona Officer, Future Nurses, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Girls' Choir, Horizon Club. Blackwood, Pat President, Drama Club, Spring Play, '56, '57, Thanksgiving Play, '56, Luminary Staff, Exchange Assembly '55, '56, '57, Declama- tion,lC.W,C., Teen Town Committee, Senior Ballot, Spring Con- cert 56. Blankenship, Lois Anne Future Nurses Club, Latin Club, Silver Medal, Honor Society. Blatt, Barbara Drama Club, Y-Teens, Locker Patrol. Blevins, David Basketball Letter, B Team, Red Cross, Hi-Y, Officer, Formal Essay '57, C.E.C., President, Engineers Club, Chess Club, Latin Club, German Club, Honor Corps, Gold Medal, Honor Society, Home Room Officer, Latin Award. Bolinger, Donna Joyce Borden, Paul Marvin Band, Concert Choir, C.O.E. Bowles, Janet Joy C.O.E., Transfer, Y-Teens, Spanish Club. Boyle, Jay Luminary Staff Photographer, Photography Club, Chess Club, Cafeteria Host. What shall we draw today? This snapshot is ot one of Mrs. Riley's art classes. Larry Mansker, Clifford Hemphill, and Dan Fitzgerald arevthinkinglthings over while Rose Dancy, with brush in hand, begins to paint . . . something. Bradfo CF Bradsh Co Rec Fre Braton Pre CII, Brauni R91 Breden Of' C.E Da Co Brice, Stl. Brockn Brooks C Rei Brown, Tri B Brown Tri Brown Dig sei Hc Gc Brown Bumgi Y- Burasi CJ Buxto Fri Byrd, Hc Caesa Y- Cage, Canac C. Carr, ln Re Lc Fc Dc Cary, Gi Cassie C. Cathc Ci Y. Cc Pc Cessni Gi CI PI Chacc Pe A Ri Chadi CI ni se Pi Cham Charl St '5 Ci Ri Gee- the C pictui and I tlv0 Safe- tball imit- Red -atin anior ,L.S., 'Dina field, 'icer, ntral Sirls' teria tate, nort- ficer, '55, hoir, Play, :ma- Con- l. irmal -atm ziety, Club, iley's erald wand, Bradford, Fred fi ,KO , 'nf' V W, ,., V 1 , M., C F C., Truflf. 'liprii in wsi I. at llrniyu, H,,,,V,, ,g W CV Bradshaw, Rose Ellen V in lgodqcggrt CMMS Fk 'I ' 'l ' li 'ilwf +.-wir-ci 'llifiicfr ti 2 H! if e ras: Rvpri-si otUt.t,.- tulip.-rV i-',5, R, ,, L, kc ' off fl r Q c X., , Ffefifh CMP- Zvvlvsxr UW V-'ii Lliilii Iii-.lrfltiinisl ,ixvvlar-lr l ml Q X V JI f me 5, Braton, Gerald Arthur -r.X ,kg 9' V PrCsiclCF1t, Home Rwirii, H.-it throne fm,-..c,.-f,-1, . of ,is V C V fx W FF F ' Y cal, Officer, Friinch Clit!-r snqinlv: Qfuiv My Y IM' MU Lim mm .. Brauninger, Frank if . fl Red Cross Rcprcscntatip ' C I-.Q Clues: Cliilw, Locker Patrol l Q. A Bredemeier, Wally -rr, N. ' fise.'?'1t ' ' ,, Officer Senior, Junior Clay., Senior I?-illal, Picsiclcnt, Dignitary 3 Wea, 4 ' t C-E-CJ Off'C9f, Honor Corps, Student Li-uncil Cabinet, City Hall V ,X DOYI F0OTlDClll, Ti'Clcl4 Bfliflscfllifill MOVICJQGV, Officcr, Stridgnt 7 fa, Council, Captain locker Patrol, Ctficcr, Homo Room . W W ,M-2 v, f 7 Brice, Thelma 'WX Student Council, Transfer, Band, f 'N' '45 V' ,Z vs.. , VV ' 'V , S Brockman, Alma . V x V, Brooks, Edmond Lee ' cf' Club, Track, Gold Key Art I-Xward, officer, Hisv, Football, hh. ' ' Red Cross Representative, Officer, Home Room. Brown, Donald J VV Transfer, Football, B Team, Track, Officer, Home Room, Hi-Y, TQ, B ' Team, Basketball. . f , Brown, Gary fre Transfer, President, Home Room. . Nw V Brown, Robert V ,W W- 4 Dignitary, Intersociety Representative C.E.C., Red Cross Repre- N, E sentative, German Club, Valedictorian, Officer, Home Room, Honor Corps, Gold Medal Honor Society, Officer, Engineers Club, , V Gold Medal, Formal Essay, '56, Informal '57, 'X X M, Brown, Rosa Lee Bumgardner, Phyllis Y-Teens, Future Nurses Club. Burasco, Frank C.O.E., Red Cross Representative. Buxton, Rose Marie French Club, Shorthand Award. Byrd, Knyston Richard Honor Society, Student Council. Caesar, Dolores Yvonne Y-Teens, Pep Club, Teen Town Committee, Cafeteria Hostess. Cage, Peggy Canaday, Jesse C.O.E., Track. Carr, Gordon Intersociety Representative C.F.C., All-City Student Council Representative, Luminary Staff, Hi-Y, C Club, Honor Corps, Locker Patrol, Officer, Home Room, Red Cross Representative, Football, Track, Gold Medal, Personal Narrative '55, City Hall Day. Cary, Janet Girls' Choir, Mid-Year Grad. Cassidy, Kathleen C.D.E., Six Semester, Honor Society. Cathcart, Mary Ann Concert Choir, Luminary Staff, Student Council, Zoology Club, Y-Teens, Red Cross Representative, Spring Concerts? Teen TOWN Committee, Officer, Home Room, Stage Crew, Pep Club, Locker Patrol. Cessna, John E V G ld M d I, H nor Society, Student Council, Officer, ngineers cflib, Psestijdent? Home Room: Honor Corps, Chess club. R.o.T.C.. Photography Club, Memorial Club, Officer, Hi-Y, Chace, Barbara ' ff' , T WVU D f f , I I ESE.Sg,Iu?i,xgeijtigsterselllqonoor Society, Student Council Alternate, Red Cross Representative, Spring Concert 56, 57- T S anislri Club' Dignitary Officer Chaddock Rosalie Jeannette I V Ch I d V 5, d nf Council, Honor society, President, Dig- nifgiyeg Leif, Luunianory Staff, ,omg choir: Red CEJSS riifgggf sentative, Officer, Home Room, f-TCGVYJJ TCU' Town Om Prepared Speech '56. Chambers, Gene Charlton, John V VV' V3 S- , Concert St d t Council, CWC., Officer, Latin Cu I LJVIVHJ ,5gV9g7V Thrce Semcgfef, Honor Society, Chairman Cafeteria Committee, Captain, Host and Hostess C,Cll'l'IlTTlfl9ef Offlfiefi Home Room. - - ' dent Gee-how does this work? Mr. Hamilton, Shi-'YN here' 9'Ve5 jf . ,, h' k, St n e looking machines like that thing the o'K' on Is wo' I mf 9 'mgts such as magazine racks, dlGSr pictured turn out rea neo Df0l and lamps. 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Daniels, John Chess Club, Hi-Y, Engineers Club, Bronze Pin, Honor Society. Daughtrey, John EVTQWGCVS CIUUJ Spanish Club, Latin Club, President Home Room, Basketball, Football, Track, Red Cross Representative Student Council, CW.C., Hi-Y Honor Corps. ' Davisson, Dottie lntersociety Representative, Dignitciry Informal E '56 Declamation '57, M.L.S., President, Pep Club, Offiggtfy Lgfirg Club: Offlfefi Future Teachers, Senior Ballot, Senior Executive COVUVTWITTGSJ Y-Teens, Teen Town Committee, Zoology Club, Silver M9Cl0li HONG' JOCIQTYI SDQFIVIQ Play '57, Student Council, Red Cross Reoresentativeg Typing Award, Luminary Staff. Latin students in Room 414, working hard to translat th d ancient history while Miss Evelyn McLaughlin, teoechreliy livriltres Latin phrases on the board to be translated. I 18 lf, f f Y f , f X W f by 1 f aw my ' 'W f , -X,.W,,W Chastoine, Jackie Childress, Robara Darlene Chivers, Helen Girls' Choir, Latin Club, Future Nurses. Club Chullino, David Spanish Club, Zoology Club, CEC., Football, C' Club, Track, Officer, Home Room, Student Council Clark, Patricia Sue Silver Medal, Honor Society, Typing Award. Clarke, Don Engineers Club, German Club, Latin Club, Round Table, Honor Society, Officer, Chess Club. Cline, Lloyd Officer, C.M.C., Lt. Col. R.O.T.C., Student Council Cabinet, Aquiliferi, Gold Key, Art Award, Honor Corps, Dignitary C.J.C. Cockrell, Glada Officer, Olympians, Latin Club, Six Semester Honor Society, Officer, Home Room, Typing, Shorthand Awards, Big C , Of- ficer, S.L.H., Individual, Hockey Sportsday, Small Shield, Large Shield, Student Council Alternate. Coffman, Beverly Red Cross Representative, Y--Teens. Collins, Elsie Transfer, Shorthand Awards, C.O.E. Comstock, Carole Kay Pep Club. Conley, Charlene Mid-Year Graduate, President, M.L.S., President, Girls' Choir, Red Cross Representative, Officer, Teen Town Committee, Zoology Club, Locker Patrol, Pep Club, Bronze Medal, Honor Society, Y-Teens. Coomer, Don Talent Exchange Assembly '55, '57, Band, Typing Award, Dig- nitary, C.J.C. Cooper, Jerry Cordry, Linda Officer, Dignitary, A.L.S., Silver Medal, Declamation '56, R.O.T.C., Football Princess, Pep Club, Drama Club, Zoology Club, Girls' Choir, Harmonettes, Spring Play, Senior Ballot, Student Coun- cil, Talent Exchange Assembly '56, '57, Luminary Staff. Cornelius, Patricia Anne Olympian, Big C , Horizon Club, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Red Cross Representative, Small, Large Shields, Softball Sportsday, Table Tennis Sportsday, .WV ' ' f K 7 , W X 2 f ' f ' ff, Wg ff f W y f . ' ' ,yt W wwf! A. g y, WW Www , . vi, i i 2 ., W flllwegk bnu, 1, lx, V Q... -N at rf.. W , X M 7 WW. 9, . R, ,.,, ,,., . 211 - S' 7 ' .W ' ' S 'vi f' 1' 3 ' fjql-I ' J ,,. I 5,1 , f ry xfii ' A - - Ll Del Dah Doi Dol Doi Dul Dui Dui Dyi Dyi Dyl Eat Ea: Ecli 4 l Elliott, Charlotte Ann ik War et, .C. 'TVX Df- rge Zed 39Y rty, lig- .C., irls' un- Zed OYJ 'llll v 'Z -inc lX'tnf'i'Yt, Y Teens, l iw l I 341 Hlfiorllrcirifl Awarfl, f rv vit r rpanrh Clulr ' 1.1 i ' I lvrhflbil lflivllm lu-my iofi s Susan M. ' ' i Lounrrl Rfwl Cross, Girls' 73. T ,ri ll ,X vhs.-, Dui:-.ri Derihcr for , f- A 'HW' .Arif l ftoudicau. Mika '.JTt'ccr C t C F .Jrnl H. Y Rt-l 'nom All' Student Cgunf ol, Home lift--1-H rffrcr if-lf. Clulu Concert Choir, Honor fri rw- L lt Dubois, Colette fwhaiiur: Sturlvnl ' L 1 r Ter'-rn, Ven Clul, French Club' Conf Cert Choir, Sfuticrzl Council, Fivl 'floss Qgpreargntarisfe, Dunivent, Ramona T'anster COE Pronre Nlwlol Honor Society, Shorthand Award Duren, Grace Ann Officer, Dignrtorv, l L :, Football Us , Y Q C Officer, Cneerleader '57 Student Teens, TeenvTown Cornrmrtee, Lum Club, Home Room Presrrlenl Senior Dye, Judy Pep Club, Student Coilncll Zoology Town Committee Lurrnnorv Staff Dyer, Paula Student Council Red Cross, COE., French Club, President, Home Room, Locker Patrol Dyke, Jerry Eads, Roberta C .O.E. men, Junior Officer, Senior Council Zoology Club, Y- tinary Staff, Officer, Pep Ballot, Club, Officer, M,l..S., Teen- Easterly, Charlotte Carole Student Councll, Red Cross Represent Eckinger, Charles 4 Wy, . YZ, , 4 ' rl, 1 My , X, ative, Officer Home Room. 1 fi VV ,Cf gf. 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Officer, T.L.S., Zoology Club, Teen Town Committee, Pep Club, Student Council, Red Cross Alt., Luminary Staff, Captain, Locker Patrol, Girls' Choir, Officer, Home Room, Y-Teens. Elliot, Richard Enloe, Karen lntersociety Representative, Dignitary, A,L.S,, Football Princess, Centralian Business Staff, Luminary Staff, Officer, Student Council, Officer, Pep Club, Officer, Girls' Choir, Officer, Zoology Club, Shorthand, Typing Award, Bronze Medal, Honor Society, YeTeens. Erickson, Roger Estes, Sue Olympian, Red Cross Representative, Officer, Home Room, Art Awards, Small Shield. Farr, Ruth Transfer, COE., Red Cross Representative Fawkes, Gary President, Dignitary, C.W,C,, Tennis Team, Luminary Staff, Silver Medal, Honor Society, Red Cross Representative, Ferguson, Pat Red Cross Representative, Locker Patrol, Sturt-'int Council, C,O.E. Fisher, Edith Student Council, Futurr' Nurses Club, Latin Club' C OE, Fiske, Robert Student Councilj Honor Corp: Fitzpatrick, Bill Student Council, Photography Clulw Ah-eh-oh, I'm learning to sing. Mr Schmitt, vocalinstructor, in Room 412, is demonstrating the basic fundamentals ot using your mouth and vocal chords to good advantage Notice John Harmon. He's just completely dumbtounded ot the wonderful sounds that are coming out ot Mr. Scl-imitt's mouth Music at Control High School really is a stand-out I9 4, s ,, A S ,W f5,,',,,, V ,af V . , 6 q' ,,.,,M, .. 5, 9 ff' ,, , W A V, fin- X 4 iw f'f' of ' C7 4 f V4 , ,f , ,, f u V k g X , ,g d . fn, ff, , r ' , ,, r ' f , I f ul. 9 Y X' ' .. 1 'Z f M , , 4, as . 4 f ,. ,V .. rf ' f f f ff 'I , Z l 761 ff ,J f,V I' ,, f .. ,, I f fy PM 4, f 'Q 1,,' 'V if -19- , 4 H V 1 -3 I4 , V , Z c it Q ,, ' wr 77 wif, ' 44,1 X I A ',,,,p,,,, - 4 if ffm, f , A ' .01 ' ' l ff s ' , ,INV i A to ,,,,,. 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Flournoy, Jacqueline President, Dignitary, ALS, President, Y-Teens, Gold Medal Honor Society, Pep Club, Teen Town Committee, President, Con- cert Choir, Latin Club, French Club, Student Council, City Hall Day, Locker Patrol, Officer, Home Room. Foote, Jerry Red Cross Representative, Luminary Staff, City Hall Day, Honor Corps, Locker Patrol, Officer, C Club, Officer, Dignitary, C.li.C., Student Council, Track, Officer, Junior and Senior Class, Senior Ballot. Fortner, Barbara Ann Foster, Loren Co-Captain, Football, First Team, All-Star, First Team, All-Dis- trict, Honorable Mention, All-State, Track, Honor Corps, Red Cross Representative, C Club, President, Officer, C.F.C., Student Council. Freeman, Jerry Pres.dent, Dignitary, C,J.S., Declamation '56, Gold Medal, Honor Society, President, Latin Club, President, Zoology Club, Luminary Staff, Spring Play, Drama Club, Student Council, President, Home Room, R.O.T,C. Memorial Club, Centralian Business Staff. Friebe, Gudrun Transfer, Formal Essay '56, D.L.S., Horizon Club, French Club, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Officer, Home Room, Locker Patrol. Galloway, Eugene President, lnter-Linguistic Council, President, French Club, Presi- dent, Home Room, Student Council, Red Cross Representative, Drama Club, Spanish Club, Spring Play '57, Luminary Staff, Locker Patrol, Cafeteria Host, C.W.C. Gensler, Louise George, Stephen Gibson, Janet Rae Y-Teens, Pep Club, Band, Orchestra, Red Cross Representative. Gilbert, EI Dora President, Future Nurses Club, Red Cross Representative, Student Council, Large Shield, Zoology Club, Typing Award, President, Home Room, Latin Club. Giles, Ruthelle Zoology Club, Teen Town Committee. Goodmon, Mary Jo Officer, Dignitary, A.L.S., Pep Club, Officer, Zoology Club, Stu- dent Council, Red Cross Representative, Teen Town Committee, Bronze Medal, Honor Society, Latin Club, Shorthand, Typing Award, Y-Teens, Centralian Business Staff, Locker Patrol, Officer, Home Room. Gragg, Mary Pep Club, Luminary Staff. Gray, Paul Hi-Y, Typing Award, Talent Exchange Assembly '56, '57. Grayer, Fredna Greenway, Wava Pep Club, Mid-Year Grad. Greenwood, Larry President, Dignitary, C,F.C., Honor Corps, C Club, Football, Track, Home Room Officer, Basketball, Engineers Club, Latin Club, Red Cross Representative, Locker Patrol. Grissom, Dale C.O.E. Hamilton, George Honor Corps, Engineers Club, Officer, Hi-Y, Five Semester Honor Society, Cafeteria Host Committee, NOMA Award, Chess Club, Luminary Staff. Hardin, Jane Gold Medal, .Honor Society, Red Cross Representative, Student Council, Aquiliferi, Roundtable, Y-Teens, A.A.U.W., Centralian Staff, Junior Classical League, Quill and Scroll, U. N. Day Representative. Hardy, Judy Irene lntersociety Representative, Dignitary, Officer, T.L.S., Pep Club, All-City Student Council, Teen Town Committee, Latin Club, Luminary Staff, Shorthand, Typing Awards, Captain, Locker Patrol, City Hall Day. Harmon, John C.F.C,, Football. Harris, Diane S.L.H., Pep Club, Y-Teens, Bronze Medal, Honor Society, Latin Cll-ID! Shorthand, Typing Awards, Locker Patrol. Hart, Margaret Joyce C.O.E., Locker Patrol. Hawthorne, Joyce Red Cross Representative, Girls' Choir, Y-Teens, Spanish Club' Zoology Club, Teen Town Committee. ' Hayes, John Archery Club, Art Merit, Locker Patrol. HP0 d0'1 mle. WY I have a band-aid? asks J. T. Spotts as he comes to .Centrals Health Center. Miss Bolliger helps student Bob Fiske, while Alta Neal, the nurse's assistant, takes care of other matters. Hi H. H H H H i H Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi HI Hi Hi Hi Hi Ini Irw la Sh L0 Fo ini re nl 1, I l DF Y, 5. 5- gd ,., Of VY it, f. b, Sl- el r nt 1t, U- ze, HQ ol, ill, tin 1or Jb, ent ian Jay Jb, ub, ker itin ub, nes ske, ers. -1,.if- ti vrrlv .4 x -le.-,rp Cer-is-,r gr vsr.i'l-lflll' tilrjlfi-'cr-.. Cluhg Tennis Club rr lady i ict-r, l-uruic Nu. Q Cluli, Cucirwmlt Cluli, Bronze Medal, Honor - , lx Refi Cluls lJii,lri'wQnlC1TlxC. r-la-rmphill, Cl-Nord fin- r,ri- ' XX' Latin Clrilr, Red Cross Representative, French l'-' cc-'lllx Cliill All Aw-LI1'Cl Hesse: Donald Gefliian Ou' criqinfiors Clul, Officer, Home Room, Officer, , inlug, Clili Hickman, John UFNCSV, Fl, 3, Officer, Club, Senior Ballot, Officer, Honor Corp-Y llltticigr, C F C. President, Junior Class, Boys' State, Foot- lllll Fir-.r Foam All-Stal Basketball, Honorable Mention, All-Dis- tr.:r Faptain All-Stars Firsi Team District Selection, Award Mu-t X'l.1li.ol:-lu Plover of City Higgins, Richard C Club, Football. Hill, Charlotte lntersocrsty Representative, Dignitary. S.l..H,, Gold Medal, Pre- pared Speech 'SS, Declamation '57, Student Council, City Hall Day, Officer, Olympian, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Officer, Home Room, Officer Drama Club, Hockey, Basketball, Sportsdays, Drum Maiorette Hinkebein, Edna Marie Transfer, Girls' Choir, C.O.E., Band. Holt, Norma Jean Gold Medal, Honor Society, Luminary Staff, Quill and Scroll, Pep Club, Drama Club, Officer, English Club, Y-Teens, Zoology Club, President, Latin Club, Future Nurses Club, Magna Cum Laude, Shorthand, Typing, NOMA Awards, Red Cross Represent- ative, Cafeteria Hostess, Round Table. Hon, Robert Hook, Walter Concert Choir, Central Singers, Spring Concerts, Senior Ballot, C.O.E. Hopkins, Judith Kay Student Council, French Club, Red Cross Representative, Officer, Home Room, Locker Patrol. Houghton, Kenneth CJ .C. Houston, Carolyn Y-Teens, Locker Patrol, Zoology Club, Cafeteria Hostess Houtz, Vicki Transfer, President, Home Room, Shorthand Award, Teen Town Committee. Hove, Norman Deluono Howard, Gale Student Council Hudson, Larry g , Five Semester Honor Society, Officer, C,J.C., Student Council, Band. Huff, Ed Officer, Junior Class, President, Senior Class, Officer, Honor Corps, President, C Club, Boys' State, Co-Captain, Football, Track, Mr. Football , All-Star, All-District, Second Team All- State, Football, Honorary President, C,E.C., Locker Patrol, Stu- dent Council, Red Cross. Hughes, Duane English Club, Hi-Y. Hughes, Johnnie I Transfer, Girls' Choir, Red Cross Representative, Small Shield, Student Council, Y-Teens, Typing, Shorthand Awards. Hukill, Judy Locker Patrol, Pep Club, NOMA Award, Red Cross Alternate, Future Nurses Club, Y-Teens. Hull, Carol Jean President, Dignitary, D.l..S., Luminary Staff, Pep Club, Har- monettes, Aquiliterl, Student Council, YTeens, Spanish Club, Girls' Choir, Concert Choir, Future Nurses Club, Locker Patrol, Red Cross Alternate. Husband, Peggy lngnlsbe, David Officer, Concert Choir. Irving, Melba Student Council, Y Teens. lay, James Weaver Ffrezident 'fOl!lil and Government, Hi-Y, Student Council, All- Cirg Qgfl Crgggn CEL., Officer, C Club, l3asketball,.Cross filuntiy Truck, Officer, Home Room, Sales Staff, Centralian. Sfiidents discover the interesting country in Miss Wiberg's Ameri- can Hiltory class At the for right in the front row is Centr0lS Fr-roigii Fuchanqe Student from France, Colette Dubois, also learn- ing the history of America Aw--c s .. .ff fx xx' . A ' W' s, fn . 2 -wo AS X f ' , ii if rf ff no ff C X ' rw' . G . Q - J. J. . . .,, ji if, ., , '7 s:.s, , ' X' .. ,,,,,'f,,. Ms ,,, . ,f so ...f 'r ? X 7 X W, . 4 ,X , , f 9 We Z Q 2 W L M A 1 ,7 my J, my 1 X 1 ,. H nm, . A ,Z 1: . for f V '51 A ., 3 . f 4, 5 ' ' 7 , 'wg 4 M KW 4' KW ,hu ,,,, l ,Q .J . , 4 . f 'Q' r ' f ,rr My 1 , ' is. gm, M ' f, , . . it f 4--7 mf ,ww may f-of ...- , A,,mMf5,5 H5?.f V, ,dlllmvh zjsi, , , V .,,, V ,, M ,Q rr A I' .1 .,.. ?-1 ', t fy ,1 h ai, r M.. cg , J 2 as fi- fr, . Y o W an , ,. 'ff ,.f11r.tA-5 V .S -f . flll r rl ' 'Q ic: 'W' ff. x I ., ' ,.4 at .W W Im 1-ra. Q ow.. , 1 . t f ,,L of Z3 or 'S ff! .mf ti, W -1 ..,,, 4 ,R I ,ui 'ilu-' A .-. ,pix -me '27 ah ... . We 42 as i. ,.Qs ,,4x i' isnmvl 2 5 ...I 1 X 3, 1, of ar ,W gf! ,X I Q 'P wg? 'all' aw If-K' 2l r 5' Wg: X V 1 f i' 4- . ' 0 ' , M . .,, iv Q , 1 41, 1 ... 'MT' , , 1 'W' so al A :ai 1... rf... X f . 'Y' ' X Y MIK f i XI QW. Ling' , W N ,. f X.: Z fy X, I 37 1 l f 'W f . 'W , ,J '74 f V Q. y, 2. f ,. ff ' , 3. ' i 1 1 Z . A . ,if V Z! 0 1. Al, MM y ,f :Q,,,5f: 2 I I V Kristianson, Judy Gold Medal, Honor Society, Bookkeeping Award, Transfer. Lancaster, Ruth Ann Thespian Club, Pep Club, Future Nurses, Exchange Assembly '57, Cafeteria Hostess, Spring Play Production Staff. Lassiter, Judy Captain Cheerleader, President, Dignitary, Prepared Speech '57, T.L.S., City Hall Day, Gold Medal Honor Society, Officer, Zool- ogy Club, Officer, Latin Club, Student Council, Business Staff, Centralian, Y-Teen Cabinet, Teentown Committee, Pep Club, Gold Key, Art Award, Locker Patrol. Lewis, Frances Marie Silver Medal,AHonor Society, Y-Teens, Orchestra, Student Coun- cil, C.O.E., City Hall Day, Small Shield, Sports, Typing Award. L'l-lommedieu, Duane Logan, Keith C.E.C., Student Council, President, Zoology Club, Honor Corps, Locker Patrol, Officer, Home Room. Long, Shirley Ann Latin Club, Girls' Choir, Officer, Home Room, Cafeteria Hostess. Loud, Bill Love, Marian G. Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Teen Town Committee, Perfect Attend- ance 55, '56, Student Council, Typing Award, Lundberg, James DeLano Lundberg, Judy Pep Club, Y-Teens, President, H R ' Sf d A Locker Patrol, Shorthand Award., Ome Com! U ent Cmmcll' Lundy, Wilson German Club, Engineers Club, Honorary President, C,J,C, Quiet! I heard a mouse'brushing his teeth. In study hall 301, you CON 'SONY flnd the Studlous people. Notice every head bowed over me tlzgzlgzzrsevfrvheve o5en,Dgratsqing the material. Study halls run ,'i.ic as r. ene seen' th b k proved beneficial to the Central students.m e ac ground' have 22 fy 4440, We Johnson, Betty Louise V French Club, Y Teens, Pei. Lliil, Johnson, Gilbert Basketball, C Club, Officer, Hi Y. Johnson, Linda President, Dignitary, Formal Essay '57, M.L5, Bronze Medal, Honor Society, Luminory Staff, Centralian Stott, Pep Club, Latin Club, Drama Club, Locker Patrol, Quill and Scroll Johnson, Robert lntersociety Representative, Dignitary, CJ C., Gold Medal, Honor Society, Chess Club, Honor Corps, Engineers Club, President, Hi-Y, President, Home Room, Magna Cum Laude, Latin Award. Jones, Jim C.O.E,, Red Cross Representative. Jones, Joyce Sue President, Dignitary Formal Essay '56, S.L.H., Luminory Staff, Pep Club, Zoology Club, Officer, Horizon Club, Red Cross, Teen Town Committee, President, Home Room, Typing Award. Jones, Robert Football All-Star, C Club, C.F.C., Hi-Y, Locker Patrol, Stu- dent Council. Kaumans, Sandra C.O.E. Kearns, Dorothy Ann Student Council, Hostess Committee. Keating, Gregg French Club, C.O.E. Keiter, John Honor Corps, Home Room Officer, French Club, Zoology Club, German Club, Engineers Club, Kelton, Joyce Pep Club, Future Nurses Club, Y-Teens. Kimball, Carl President, C.F.C., Officer, Student Council, Officer, Hi-Y, Lumi- nory Staff, Quill and Scroll, Silver Medal, Honor Society, C Club, Red Cross, Honor Corps, Officer, Home Room, Track, Cross Country, Basketball Manager, Zoology Club, Engineers Club, City Hall Day. Kincaid, Larry Officer, Student Council, President, Dignitary, Gold Medal, ln- formal Essay '56, Verse '57, C.E.C., Officer, Honor Corps, Cap- tain, Locker Patrol, Cafeteria Host, Engineers Club, President, Home Room, Red Cross Alt., Hi-Y, Honor Society, Silver Medal. King, Carole Sue Senior Officer, Senior Ballot, Junior Executive Board, Silver Medal, Honor Society, President, Girls' Choir, President, Latin Club, President, Dignitary, A.L.S., Officer, Zoology Club, Y- Teen Cabinet, Red Cross Representative, Centralian Business Staff, Pep Club, Typing Award, Shorthand Award, Officer, Student Council, Quill and Scroll, Luminory Staff, Spring Fes- tival. Kirkendoll, LaVonne Future Nurses Club, Latin Club, French Club. thi' .unpu- qgquv' .X ' sw.. ir A' k Lk1'1Dl1, Donna Mac wi' , I M -V Ol iiiwni it-i ,..,1 . .ti , 4: ' H , rfiri, m ,,,,, ., K ,.- L ,ay ,v f, ,, W ,Q V fx Al l ,K L VUTXN DQVIL' T ' 1 , f ' X - I' ' . xr il'll,L'fl Choir, Engineer. Cluli, English Clul, Che, Cltlw, A 'l V L , 3' liuit Photography Cluli, Cafeteria Comniiitec' X I 'C W -' W W ' Ay. ' ' GW h' Lytton, William it ,. K . K. K Wu, V .,-, 9 Mclirayer, Brian T. was 'wif , 'H-V 'O' Jrtaer R O,T C , Druni and Bugle Corps Commander, Ciyil , , ' 3 ' lli ijetcnse Club Q ' if 'd. ,, iff- , Mccieiian, Allen fr Bond, Orchestra ' ' ' ' ff, Mfcmfv, Bin 7 ' GU Football, Boslaetball, C Club, Zoology Club, Track. . McElroy, Wanda Lee ,N i mn., 'u- Zoology Club, Future Teachers. A 9 f ,. 'fin i McKee, Julia f ,.,,,. if ,qs 1 Red Cross Representative, English Club, Y-Teens, Latin Club. f il 1 f McManigaI, Lois i is D i if Y-T , 5 Pep C u., rama C u , eens I, Mg V! V McMichael, Carolyn X y XAA 7 b Transfer. 1, ' 1 2 1 rfrf Mabrey, Lois f M f' ' ' T Red Cross, Olympian, Big C , Highest Award, Girls' Sports, 1 i 2 j Basketball '57, Volleyball '56, Softball '55, '57, Hockey '56, , wr-f ...,, W' fggffa, Q '57, Sportsdoys. I Y, M.. fv- ff 2' '- , , Qi' S ' Elf' MackeY, Shirley Jean W Q W ck, Red Cross Representative, Student Council, Latin Club, Y- A M 'I' 1:7 gh ers Teens, Cafeteria Hostess, Future Nurses, Future Teachers, Pep , ' X Club. ,. T , A In Maddux, Joyce 'A-f A A A up- Honorary President, M.L.S., Y-Teens, Red Cross Representative, , , A .nf Officer, Home Room: Luminary Staff, Student Council, Locker ., ij, ml' Patrol, French Club, Pep Club. , M Magel, Mark , W President Home Room, Personal Narrative, C.F.C., Student f ,, new 'A' Y- Council, Zoology Club. 7 ' iii Magruder, Ruby ,,.,,,,,, ,241 ieg- Transfer, Student Council, C.O.E. T' 'A' Magruder, Ruth S m' Transfer, C.O.E. A C L L Mallory, Barbara A ,Q Dignitary, Officer, T.L.S., Gold Medal Honor Society, Senior , ' ' V ff ji' Ballot, Junior, Senior Executive Committee, Student Director, ' ff f f ,, ' Spring Play '56, R.O.T.C. Queen, President, Home Room, Pep ' I , Club, Luminary Staff, lnterlinguistic Council, Girls' Choir, Y- -,,,., -, ' ,,,,, I ' ' F Teens, Concert Choir, Student Council, Officer, Teen Town Com- ? ,, 'A fy , mittee, Centralian Staff, Red Cross Representative, Quill and 3 f r 4 i T ,',,7Sw Scroll, Informal Essay 57, Officer, Drama, Zoology, Latin, v Z , - English Clubs. Mf - I wi 1 ff gn W, A, iv, ,sf V x V , Q, YM, Mansell, Don , , ' ' Marshall, Diana f' ' ' Y-T n ' Z lo Club' Cafeteria Hostess locker Patrol 4, Q ,, 1 Martin, Nancy , , T X W Ag, Mayta, David X AV yi f , Q, Band, All-City Band, R.O.T.C,, Rifle Tearn, All-'City Rifle Team, V i ' ' ' W Officer, Memorial Club, Student Council, Chess Club, Central ' ,f - ' . f i ' , Rifle Club. ' iw X ' i i 0 ' Hi' ' Megerson Carole if ' ' , . ' ' MMM' ' ' f T D,L.S.' Pep Club, Drama Club, French Club, Future Nurses, , by f' , ,VZ 'W' 4 ,I , ibxwft Horizon Club, Girls' Choir, Student Council, Red Cross Rep- ww, fp fm 5 V, resentative. I. ' ' . ' , . Melton, Barbara ,, 5' Officer, Dignitary, M.L,S., Officer, Zoology Club, Officer, Girls' y C 'V Z' Choir, Red Cross, Student Council, Locker Patrol, Pep Club, Z , - f Teen Town Committee, French Club, Shorthand Award, French ' , , Club, Officer, Home Room. f ' ' Merfen, Myrna Officer. Olympian, S.L.H., Student Council, Red Cross Represent- ative, President, Home Room, Big Small and Large Shield, Hi hest Award, Girls' Sports, Hockey, Volleylwall Sportsdays, Q W, Manager Softball, Y-Teens, Zoology Cluli, Latin Club, Intra- 'w, I N, ,ey murals. Meyer, Judy Luminary Staff, Drama Cluli, Zooloov Club, Sluflent Council, Q f-'J' - , 1 Officer, Y-Teens, President, Photography Lluli, Honor Society, V, Pep Club, Locker Patrol, stew, Red cm-.f, latin ciiiii f , Milberger, Sharon Officer, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Pcp Cluli, Y-Teens, Typing , Awards, Round Talile, Officer, Olympian, President, Dignitary az S,L.H., Gold Medal, Honor Society, Piesident AAUW, Small ' f4'V st'f .,, and Large Shield, Big Hockey bliciriizilin 'N' 3 , Miller, Kar! ' X V ' V I Bronze Medal, Gold Key Art Award W, ,ev , ff Zz, Miller, Patricia K of , Student Council. Q. , - f , rf ' i 9 , 'f , ' ,Y , , We ' What's brewing? Miss Wing's 7th hour cooking class experiments y , ' C, ' ' 'ff with a little bit of this and ci little of thot. 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CX W as M Sf MLS Milne, Richard Basketball, Track, C F.C., Student Council, Hi Y, German Club, Locker Patrol, Honor Corps, Home Room Ofticer Misenhelter, Aaron Ed President, German Club, Luminory Staff, French Club, English Club, lnterlinguistic Council, Photography Club, Drama Club, Chess Club, Zoology Club, Red Cross Alternate. Mitchell, Cliff Engineers Club, Latin Club. Monger, Billy Leroy Montgomery, Penny Honorary President, Dignitary, S.L.H,, Officer, Olympian, Band, All-City Band, Big C', Hockey '56, '57, Basketball 'S7,.Sports- days, President, Horizon Club, Zoology Club, Honor Society. Morris, Carolyn Jean Gold Key, Art Award. Morris, Jim Honor Corps, Locker Patrol, Student Council, President, Home Room, Hi-Y, Youth and Government, Basketball, Intersociety Representative, C.F.C., Prepared Speech '57, German Club, Engineers Club, Round Table. Moss, Larry Ray Band, Orchestra, Officer, R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, President, Me- morial Club, President, Central Rifle Club, Student Council, Red Cross Representative, Officer, Home Room, Battalion Com- mander. Mueller, Bob Stage Crew, Concert Choir, Zoology Club, Student Council, Spring Play Staff. Mulhollen, Diana Red Cross Representative, NOMA, Shorthand Awards. Muza, Gary Student Council, Zoology Club. Red Cross Representative, Football, C.E.C., Nedbla ke, Greg Round Table. Neill, Don --Archery Club, Photography Club, Gold Key Art Award. Nelson, Karen Officer, Dignitary, S.L.H., Girls' Choir, Harmanettes, Zoology Club, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Gold Medal, Honor So- ciety, Silver Medal, Personal Narrative '56, Typing Award, Student Council. Nelson, Lucille Transfer. N elson, Sandra Nix, Glen Band, Football. Nolen, Charlene Marie Nordlohne, Larry Northington, Ronald Red Cross Representative, C.O.E., Officer, Home Room. Oliver, Darlene Oliver, Ronald C.J,C. 0'NeiII, Bob Owen, David Owens, Thomas Charles Latin Club, C.M.C., R,O.T.C., Red Cross. Owsley, Ronnie Football, Track, Officer, C Club, Officer, Home Room' Stu- dent Council, Honor Corps, Bronze Medal, Honor Society, 'C,E.C, Ozorkiewicz, Joseph Football Manager, Track, Student Coun 'l' L ' St ff' President, Home Room, Red Cross Represeigiiativehlmmory O I Palmer, Richard pf9Sld6'I'1T, Dignitary, C.W,C., French Club, Drama Club' Golf TGOFUJ Student Council, Honor Corps, Silver Medal, Honor Society, Attention! And the 7th hour gym experts file in line, This hour is reserved for the advanced girls. They REALLY are the athletes! r. sh b . id, ts- Yle x TY lb' r le- ed rn- zilz CJ PQY So- rd, :tu- E,C. aff, Solf QTY. ris Pc,-l-, Linda Alice ,r.Fvf::'ti tlroniq' Medal l-lg-1,-r figs., 51,4 ,j,,,M.,:, , Chu ,punish Clcl Pep Clcrl 'ii-.,,--tnwyg AH gwmjm' Patrol Parker, Betty Kafhryne 5 .QrMN'e.1oI Honorf.-citi-'i, cuminarv grwtt ftliil and Scroll, ,las Loilffg., Lint, RTJUUJ Publ, g,,,,,m ,.1M,J,J Parker, Mary Ellen Parkhurst, Amy Ann 'itil dffjf. Gold Medal HPOCJV oociati, Pranulant Cmqnitarx Pri:- gated Speech 37, M LIS President, Latin Clul- and Vlrnmi, CIUO' Spanish Club Officer, Perl Clurl A A U W Q,Cmc1,.3 Festivals, All-City, All-State Orchestras, Spring Cnr col-ff Snrlng Pray 57 Assistant Student Director 56, Srarglgnf Council Teen Town Committee, Senior Ballot, Inter-Linguistic Council Locker Patrol. Parnacott, John Joseph DeLono Parsons, Patricia Louise Officer, Dignitary, S.L l-l,, Silver Medal, Honor Society' Concert Choir, Girls' Choir: Harmonettes, Spring Concert 55 ' 56 57 Student Council, President, Home Room, Horizon'Clul'i Y- Teens, Drama Club, Shorthand Award, Typing Award NOMA Spelling Awards. Pasley, Robert Lewis C.F.C., C.O,E. Patrick, Norma Jean Art Award Patty, Carol Ruth Y-Teens, Pep Club, Girls' Choir, Spring Concert. Perdue, Betty Madora Student Council, Pep Club, C.O.E., Officer, Home Room, Phillips, Connie Y-Teens, Pep Club, Latin Club, Silver Medal, Honor Society, President, Home Room. Phillips, Marvis Ruth Girls' Choir, Future Nurses, Student Council, Pep Club, Pitts, William Thomas C.O.E., Officer, Home Room, Red Cross Representative Pool, Gary Don Officer, Home Room, Red Cross Representative Popplewell, Marjorie Sue Art Award, C.O.E. Potter, Sandra Kay Pep Club, Typing Award, Office Assistant, C.O.E. Potts, Delores Helen President, Dignitary, M.L.S., Gold Medal, Honor Society, Presi- dent, Spanish Club, Centralian Staff, Concert Choir, Spring Concert '56, '57, Choir Festival '56, '57, Officer, Horizon Club' Gold Medal, Verse, lntersociety '55, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Inter- Linguistic Council, Red Cross Representative, City Hall Day '57, Student Council, Officer, Home Room, Locker Patrol. Pouncil, Joe Louis Transfer, Basketball, Band. Powell, Clarence, Jr. Hi-Y, Track '55, '56. Powell, Robert Joseph Art Award, Student Council, Officer, Home Room, Engineers Club, C.F.C. Pritchard, Carol Lutitia President, Dignitary, Verse '57, T,L.S., Cheerleader, Pep Club: Y-Teens, Latin Club, Student Council, Red Cross Representative, Teen Town Committee, Centralian Staff, Bronze Medal, Honor Society, Shorthand Award, Officer, Home Room. Purtle, Joyce Elaine 'gilverl Medal, Honor Society, C.O.E., Band, Orchestra, Locker atro. Pyott, Everett Centralian Staff '56, '57, Luminary Staff, Quill and Scroll, Gold Medal, Honor Society, Officer, Honor Society, Officer, Student goungil, Officer, Spanish Club, Engineers Club, l-li-Y, Officer, .W. . Raimos, Barbara Jean Ralstin, Carol Ann Honorary President, D.L.S., President, Horizon Club, UIYVWDIOW Club, French Club, Zoology Club, Student Council, Pep Club, Captain, Locker Patrol, Red Cross Representative, Shorthand Award, Big C , Individual and Basketball Spartsdays, 57. Rawlins, Naomi Ruth Olympians, Officer, Dignitary, D.L.S., Girls' Choir, Concert Choir, Spring Concert, '55, '56, '57, Bronze Medal, Honor Society!! Softball, Basketball, Volleyball, and Hockey Spartsdays, Big C . Ray, Herman Transfer, Football, Redpath, James Michael Football, Tennis Team, Latin Club, Drama Club? Pff3SlCl9Vll, Hl' f, President, Home Room, Officer, C.E.C,, Cabinet, Studeflf Council' Silver.Medal, Honor Society, C Club, l-lOl'lOf COVD5. Chairman, Courtesy Committee. Don't look at your hands! Keep your eyes .on the text book! Yolu con' see these typing students fallow directions in Mrs. McKonnGS l'YPlng class, Room 34. 9 J . Q ' g 'LI c M.. , VV Du .env T ' ' of ,. ,ri X, A . aye at 4 , in 1. i 5 , 4 V' 'r .,, 5 2 I - rv-'u '5 ,I H , A .u 1- W ,rw 46, - 3 . ' WH 'ffcww S ow Zo- sr ' I s ISK ' . f . , . , U - , K , . C . I .Q ' ' v - ' ' ., ,. f 1 ., , .,,- , ,x E 9 xv we f' r , .N g , ' S 'f' .. .. 'W-' if Y V If M wwf K l y A ' , 'i' JM. M X to 7 ., S., se. . 'kc .hwy b' ,N Q .. 'ff' ' ,Q ' ,, ' K .JVC fr ev Z X' Afwl ,, '33 '5 V J M.. ,,.-. f. uf, rf 'W ,,,, , K ,EXW ,Ki V, ,A A. 5 5,3 M, 1- 55 T Q M4 'l., snr' K ht' 5 fi , . wr A S+ fr- . f ' 1. 1 1-rf , ' ,rn ' -,, V sw Y, P Me .r QR fig, ,aw wg, 1 ff-v if rc A 'W 'SL' an 1' ,, 43 G-f 1 Z f , X' ' ' rv H 'fr , I l wi s.-.,y 25 Q? fa lm? v..,f if V .mf . ' , I fr--0 - 3 if in ' 'H 0 ff, Wm, Q, ,A if fmf f V I . 7 ' S' f Z W , I . 7 f 2 f Wir. Www ' ffm: QIV V iff' ' I Q' nic . i ,, 'sa ,, egg, I . J' . ' , to C ,, if 4 . . 2 qs, L X ' 1, , jf, ' yr, f, , f .ff ' , A K., f , W- 2 T K' Schwa b, Larry C.E.C., Hi-Y, Locker Patrol, Honor Corps, Student Council, Of- ficer, Home Room, Red Cross Representative, Senior Ballot. Scott, Judy Anne Red Cross Alternate. Scott, Laura Mae Scribner, Janet Kay Olympian Club, S.L.H., Honor Society, Latin Club, Art Merit, Small Shield, Large Shield. Shelton, Phillip Benton Stage Manager '55, '56, '57, Officer, C.W.C., Chess Club, Spring Play Staff, Student Council, Stage Production, Officer, Home Room. Shields, Michael Thornton Art Gold Key Award, Art Merit, Honor Corps, Track. Shinn, Carolyn F. Spring Play '55, '56, '57, President, Dignitary Decl t' '55, '57, .D.L,S., Concert Choir, Luminary Staff, Dramijnmglucbwg Central Singers,, Loclker Patrol, Senior Ballot, Spanish Club, SgJging57Concert 55, 56, '57, Talent Exchange Assemblies '55, Shipley, Wanda Lee TfOnSf6'rj Typing Award, Spring Play Production Staff, Officer, Future Teachers, Luminary Staff, Silver Medal, Honor Society, Student Council, Cafeteria Hostess, Round Table, Shull, Mary Jeanette Sims, Beverly Faye Transfer, Y-Teens, Cafeteria Hostess, Sims, Freddie James Student Council, Cross Countr , C Cl b, H'-Yi 3 , - teria Host, Talent Exchange Asssembly '5l2,, 57I, I Gnd' Cafe Slater, Sherrie Suzanne Red Cross Representative, Pep Club' Teen Town Commtt ' Officer, TLS., Silver Medal, Honor Society, Harmonettes, Laiien 5212, Drama Club, Declamation '56, Girls' Choir, Luminary A stitch in time. saves nine. Shown here in Room 306 are girls of one of the sewinglclasses workinq on their fashionable creations. 5eWl'19 IS G Very profitable skill in this expensive age. 26 1 f K.. , Reno, Forrest Edward Richardson, Julio Ann Frances Y,-rccmy pm, Qmgc, Qqjlrl iiiysl ifiiriti lliitiuriql Art Awordz, Gold Key, Merits, Regional Art Award: Richardson, Nancy Lee Gold Medal, Honor Society, 'CQ Hight.-si Award President, Olympian Club, Senior Ballot Riddle, Martha Louise Pep Club, Latin Club, Luminary Staff, Office Assistant '55, '57, Junior Achievement Ridenour, Dean DeLano Rodgers, Vivian Jean Rogers, Eugene Robert C.O.E. Rohovit, Larry Lee Officer, C.E.C., Bronze Medal, Honor Society, Honor Corps, Red Cross Representative, Student Council, Officer, Home Room. Roll, Hugh Wilson, Jr. Captain, Company Commander, C Company, Commander, Com- posite Company, Field Day, R.O.T.C., Engineers Club, Latin Club. Rorie, Yvonne Gail Y-Teens. Rutan, Patricia L. T.L.S., Pep Club, Teen Town Committee, Student Council, Of- ficer, Home Room, Y-Teens, Luminary Staff. Sacco, Juanita Kathryn C.O.E., Typing Award. Sanders, Barbara Lynne Officer, Olympians, Officer, Dignitary, D.L.S., Volleyball and Hockey Sportsdays, Manager, Basketball Sportsday, Spanish Club, Silver Medal, Honor Society, Small Shield, Large Shield, Big C , Luminary Staff, Quill and Scroll, Manager, Individual S-ports Sandlin, F. Dwight Bronze Medal, Honor Society, German Club, Engineers Club, Red Cross Alternate, C.O.E. Sarrett, Barbara Lucille President, Dignitary, T.L.S,, Officer, Pep Club, Teen Town Com- mittee, Student Council, Officer, Home Room. Schelp, Mary Ann S.L.H., Pep Club, Big Shield, Home Room Officer, Girls' Choir, 3 Year Graduate. 233 fm Z ,Q Mr f ,, shu- 4' W V ,Z ' ft yi..-...,., gf Z f ff, X X an W' ' s , I QW lv ' ' .gp VW , S '3. 5'1 1 , . A5 Slavens, Richard Lee ffiolliall, 'C Clull I' t L Smith, Carol Ann Pep Club t-loilxofl Club, C O E, Smith, Jack E , Jr, C E C, President, Rick Creek Hi Y, lcloniir St--'.i:ly 'student CDU,-1, ril, Officer, Home Room, lolilcer Patrol Rell Cross Represento' 4' B I 1 ' f ri' f . in-Aw 1 i Sf X '45 X ff., 1, ' 3 if fr , . , .QW Qi, lv-in sf. VV V73 wx 4, V llxe Engineers Club. nga iv Smith, Leslie Gordon .s f 'V' m 'tb' TI.. , f H! If hi f Officer, Memorial Club, :ludenl Council Concert Choir, Officer . ,,, ' D' V Zoology Club, President English Cluli Officer, Inter-Linguistic, i , Council, Red Cross Repieseentalive Latin Club, Hi-Y, Officer Photography Club, Officer Cafeteria Courtesy Committee, Lt' v Col Battalion Staff, R O TC M Smith, Mary Frances . , Y-Teens, Drama Club, COE Smith, Rita R. Orchestra, Bronze Medal, Honor Society, Latin Club, Red Cross ' l Representative W ,,,, W ,,,.. fx f ' f X If f Snowden, Van g 1 . fm . 4, ' ' W Officer, Thespian Club, French Club, Spring Play, '57, Scholastic . 5 1 My Art Award, Thanksgiving Play, '56, Officer, Home Room, Red ' , qw., Cross Representative, Cafeteria Host. Q5 , , QQ' Spangler, Joe Harvey Q5 - 1 FT Dignitary, Officer, C.W C., President, Home Room, French Club, J, I If Art Awards, Student Council. ZA A -A Spotts, J. T. V h President, Dignitary, informal Essay '57, C.J.C, Centralian Staff, ' . ,Q N . Luminary Staff, Gold Medal, Honor Society, Officer, Latin Club, f' fi Officer, Drama Club, Spanish Club, Zoology Club, President, 1 ,, , fr QM ' Home Room. 1 T Q Stanton, Marilyn Kay QT A' A f g Honorary President, Dignitary, T.l..S., Pep Club, Luminary Staff, Q ' f f ' ' Typing Award. X ,. f hw J M' Steury, Donald Ward , X f Z ' f V Chess Club, Cafeteria Committee, Red Cross Alternate, Honor 'f . C I 7-.. Society, ' . f , .S Stewart, Jessie May A mf. 1 ,L Officer, French Club, Drama Club, Honor Society, Y-Teens, Small Shield, Shorthand Award. Stolte, Loretta Jean Stone, Keith C. C.F.C., Zoology Club, Locker Patrol. Stover, Betty Jeanne Gold Medal, Honor Society, Student Council, Red Cross, NOMA Spelling Certificate, Shorthand Certificate, Typing Certificate, Home Room Officer. Stover, Sharon La Rhue President, Dignitary D.L.S., Verse '56, Officer, Y-Teens, Teen Town Committee, Spanish Club, French Club, Silver Medal Honor Society, Red Cross Alternate, Locker Patrol, Luminary Staff. A 1 Z' Z 1' f . A .. M . icq, qi 'WX fin ,I Street, LaVonne Cecilia Stroud, Sandra Jean President, Dignitary, A, L S, Pep Club, Teen Town Committee, Locker Patrol, Officer, Zoology Club, French Club, Red Cross Representative, All-City Red Cross Council, Y-Teens, Art Award, Shorthand Award. if 17 Stucker, Betti Jo President, Dignitary, ALS., President, Teen Town Committee, Officer, Home Room, Student Council, Red Cross Representative, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Bronze Medal, Honor Society, Shorthand and Typing Awards, Luminaiy Staff, Pep Club, Senior Ballot, Captain, Locker Patrol. Swarts, Helen M. Future Nurses Club, Silver Modal, Honor Society, C.O.E., Nurse's Assistant. Tally, Lorraine Ann Officer, Dignitary, M.l..S., Gold Medal Honor Society, Luminarv, Student Council, Teen Town Committee, Latin Club, Pep Club, Girls' Choir, Harmonettes. Thacker, Betty Ann Spring Play '54, '56, Girls' Choir, Zoology Club. Thomson, Charles E., Jr. C,F.C., Student Council, President HifY, Youth in Government Representative, Engineer's Club Thornburg, Neil Thomas Tillmon, Ronald E. Transfer, Gold Medal, Honor Society, latin Club, Zoology Club, Honor Corps, Scholastic Art Awards, Student Council Tourney, Deanna Rose Concert Choir, Transfer. Triplett, Phyllis Tucker, James Honor Corps, Football, Art Award, 'lnlcnt Exchange Assenilwlv, Home Room Officer, Red Cross Ropiosc-motive, Sluilenl Council Senior Ballot. Miss Kite, in Room 403, is shown in this picture explaining the do's and don'ts of the Enalish Longuaac to her thopc so anywayl bright aspiring students. One thing that should inspire young people to take several years of English is the realization that it is essential tor clear communication and influential in obtaining o promising job. , L!! 27 v 1 'C i? f W it ff '- V M., ' A , . A W 3 'f'4'6- 'S I vets' A ui.-. 4 ev 75 ' fy A. 'X 4 , Q. it - E4 ' , 3, . , . ' 7 34 X f ,Z Z 4 , , xtvl ,. .X Y 5 , 'wfsti' , ' 'mf-. ,W ., 4 'stef' fy, I ' ' 1, ,,,,.,,,W Y . . .bq .X v,,,N,, ff 5 7, X f WM' , ,W,., W . , 'mf' ., ,Q fu fu ,,. f W: 4' ? V X gr.. 2 Hn- ef' . - V. 41' fl. Ninn . wha ...s if 1 . 'WW f 1 I if Wu , 7? V , , .I M V Q 1,1 -, f 1 Z. ' 1, . ,,,. ,W M 9,3 , V ,fda ,gc . , , mf Y i fm W W . - Q., .. 1, 'i ,f 143457. Z ' are ,QW f,,,, ,sv QW .. N, I Mr'- kno' z.1. f A we ff 1:37 A f L 'K . 4 . w',,,:, .- I W' L ,k b Z l .ff , Tuckness, Carol Ann Mud-Year Graduate. Turner, Elaine Transfer, Glee Club Underhill, Beverly Jean Home Room Officer, Student Council, Teen Town Committee, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Officer, Latln Club, Shorthand Award, Officer, A,L.S., Captain, Locker Patrol, Luminary Staff. Upton, Glen C.F.C., Officer, C Club, Honor Corps, Football '55, '56, '57, Officer, Home Room, Locker Patrol. Van Bebber, Joyce Honor Society. Vermillion, Melba Wanda Lee Officer, Olympian Club, Hockey Sports Day '56J SINGH Large Shield, C , Highest Award, Home Room Offrcer, Spelling Award. Vick, Ken Alan Officer, Archery Club, Spanish Club. Viers, Edwin Shield, NOMA Co-Eclitor, Centralian, Silver Medal, Honor Society, President, Dignitary, C.J.C., Engineers Club, Spanish Club, Art Award. Vogelsmeier, Don L. Concert Choir, C Club, Football, Track, Dignitary, C.W.C., Honor Corps, Home Room Officer, Concert Choir Officer. Warren, Annette Y-Teens, Future Teachers Club, Red Cross Representative, Cafeteria Hostess. Webb, Marcieree Lavon Cafeteria Hostess Webster, Carolyn Dorothy Transfer, Y-Teens, Drama Club, Round Table, Locker Patrol, Honor Society, City Hall Day '56, '57. Wennersten, Robert President, Student Council, Gold Medal, Declamation, Inter- society Representative, Dignitary, C.W.C,, Junior Executive Board, Honor Corps, Gold Medal Honor Society, Spring Play '54, '55, '56, '57, Senior Ballot, Press Drama Club. West, Shirley Mae Large Shield, Sports Award, C.O.E., Future Nurses Club, Student Council. Wheaton, Jacque May lntersociety Representative, Officer, D.L.S., Dignitary, Centralian Staff, Student Council, Honor Society, Formal Essay '57, Drama Club, Spanish Club, Locker Patrol. Whitaker, William P. Football, Basketball 3 Year Letterman, Track, Vice-President, Gold Medal, Honor Society, C Club, Red Cross, Student Council, Officer, Honor Corps, Locker Patrol, Officer, Hi-Y, Youth In Government '55, '56, '57, Junior Ballot, President, Personal Narrative '56, '57, C.E.C., City Hall Day '57. Wilkinson, Mariorie Kay President, Future Teachers, Y-Teens, lnter-Club Council Repre- sentative, Vice-President, All-City Inter-Club Council, German Club Officer, Red Cross Representative, Centralian Staff, Pep Club, Honorable Mention l Speak for Democracy Contest, Round Table, Inter-Linguistic Council, Honor Society, Latin Club, Home Room Officer, Student Council. Willett, Marvin F. Locker Patrol. Williams, Martha Jane Mid-Year Grad. Williams, Melvin Hi-Y, Talent Exchange Assembly, Band, Orchestra. Williams, Mildred Lois Mid-Year Grad. Wilson, Sharron Ann Olympian Club, Hockey Sportsday '56, German Club, Nurses Club. Wilwerding, Allan President, Informal Essay, C.F.C., C Club, Honor Corps, 2 Year Letterman, Football, 3 Year Letterman, Track, Honorable Men- tion, Football, Bronze Medal, Honor Society, Student Council, Home Room Offrcer. Windes, Ramona Rae Co-Editor,4 Centralian, Vice-President, Y-Teens, Gold Medal, Honor Society, Pep Club, Student Councll, Locker Patrol, Home Room Officer, Future Teachers Club, Art Award, Luminary Staff. Winingar, Karen Officer, Dignitary, D.L.S., Olympian Club, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Future Teachers Club, Small Shield, Large Shield, Big C , Hockey Sportsday '56, Hockey Manager '56' Student Teacher, Locker Patrol, Home Room Officer. ' Woodrome, Sarah Helen Mid-Year Graduate, M.L,S., Officer, Red Cross, Pep Zoology Club, Y-Teens, Teen Town Committee, Home Officer, Locker Patrol, Cafeteria Hostess. Woods, Billie Jean Y-Teens, Red Cross Representative, Pep Club, Presldent Room, Shorthand, Typing Awards, Small Shield, Teeri Committee, Transfer. Woods, Deanna Ruth Locker Patrol, Red Cross Representative, Assistant, School Home Room Officer. Club, Room Home Town Bank, Old faithful -the library! Any time you're in doubt, the one sure-place to go is to the library. Miss Brasstield, shown here, is helping two students find the right books for their proiects. -Nc We W1 Wr Ya Yet Yol Zet We ttou, vard, '57, wield, OMA dent, N.C., itive, ltrol , nter- utive Play :dent alian 'ama dent, :dent -li-Y, dent, epre- 'man Pep itest, eatin UFSGS Year Men- incil, edal, tome Staff. l.atin Big :dent Club, Zoom -lome Town lank, one -e, is woolsi.-y, Margaret Ann 'lim nt Council, Otticer, Homo Room, Rumi! f,h,Qld woolscy, Penelope ,fm wright, Georgia X gm 'Q Wright, Lyle D. 1 H gn is if M C, R.O.T C, C OE. W' F, Yancy, Paul Douglas kv, R R O T C. Captain, Red Cross Representariyo, Memorial Club lf V' iiitficcr, Hi-Y, Engineers Club, Student Council, Rifle Team, V, Marching Band, French Club, Drama Club, Transfer, A Yearouf, Dorothy Faye COE., Zoology Club, Home Room Officer, Small Shield, Younger, Larry M. Engineers Club, Chess Club, Zoology Club, Archery Club. ir, ff,,,,r-sf, cw Zeagle, Loretta C 2 Transfer, President, Home Room, Small Shield. ir' F fo Weltman, Martin - President, Student Council, Officer, C,W.C., President, Aquiliferi, 'f Officer, Drama Club, Officer, Hi-Y, Red Cross Representative, . -14, ,Q ' Xb 3 -.,,, P Q es, in 'V 'w 1? En ineers Club, Concert Choir, Central Singers, Six Semester , Q Q Honor Society, Spring Play '56. Bagby, James Barnes, Samuel Becker, Marsha Bennett, Donald Brewer, Marlene Crawford, John Cribbs, Barbara Davis, Peggy Dawson, Patricia Denton, Claude Eichelberger, Sondra Ford, Janet Francis, Robert Seniaad Nall in lfze Gage, Herbert Gensler, Don Hacker, James Hammack, De Wayne Hammond, Harry Hardin, Felix Henze, Douglas Hines, Bob Hornbeck, Nancy Howery, Kathryn Kalen, William McCoy, Fred Q 'iv' t. paneli O we W H fi., ff' r .VA ...,, ff? v, , Moore, Robert Parker, Kenneth Peeler, Larry Phillips, Eldon Redd, Joan Rowan, Donna Sanders, Clarence Sevart, Jim Seymour, Kenneth Shively, William Toms, Billy Van Dolah, Leona Williams, Alonzo Senicm aeeluaed and .Aiea ' ea in F ar, ,ff E f 5z-of , I , ,W , ,.,:! '1 1 '. ZW 1 , M, S 1 lv, .2 Av ,, f X 'ref Stuff 1 .,i. ff' t A, Q 'W y,b,!,Hx? 2 I f , V , ,J ' f W., ji W i . du-: . ,lewd .... .C .... ,. L i rl 'ACCABLA-4 A 1- in 1 i A -. 77 V eafencfaa Jifeacffine Zami! of '56 ana! ' 5 7 September . . . New color planned for Central's auditorium, cafeteria, and classrooms. Well, this will be great, said many students: Gnd before l0n9f we had new paint here and there, making Central really perky. New uniforms to brighten Pep Club's glamour . . . and soon everyone saw the gals in their new uniforms at the games. Wennersten headed Student Council, Kincaid, V.-P. on second ballot. Bob really did a good job and we have him to thank for those extra shots of pep at the assemblies. Hickman and Huff to direct Honor Corps this year. Again, with able leaders, the Honor Corps have proven themselves a worthwhile organization at Central. Jimmy Jay was the holder of a very interesting job. Jim, being the bat boy for the Kansas City Athletics, got to take a road trip, visiting Cleveland and Chicago with the club. Southwest fell to fighting Eagles in first gridiron contest of the season. Our Eagles defeated the favored Southwest Indians, 31-13, Friday, 13. Vivacious demoiselle from Paris joined the senior class. Colette Dubois of La Celle, Paris, stayed with the Sturgess family. Eagles whip Westport Tigers. On September 28, the Eagles beat the Tigers 14-0 in the first league contest of the season. October . . . Pep Club mixer added spice to school life. On October 1, the Pep Club sponsored a mixer to raise money to buy their insignia for the new Pep Club sweaters. Larry Moss to head Central's cadets, battalion staff prepared for special events. This was announced on October 9 by Sgt. Clyde Smith. League lead went to Central Titans as Huff smashed Vikings and Pirates. Central's annual foe, the Northeast Vikings, were defeated on October 4, with the score of 13-6. We saw victory again when we defeated Paseo 20-0 on Friday, October 12. Viers and Windes headed yearbook staff. The yearbook staff will receive one academic credit for their work on the project. Chosen for other posi- tions were Mallory, Johnson, Spotts, Potts, Edwards, Wilkinson, Wheaton, Pritchard, Hardin, and Pyatt. Honor Society elected Parkhurst president, Bill Whitaker, vice-president, Everett Pyatt, secretary, and Sue Appleby, treasurer. The Honor Society encouraged students to maintain scholastic achievement worthy of their ability. Seniors were guests of Business and lndustry. On B-E Day, the seniors were guests to different corporations, and enjoyed a luncheon. Souvenirs were given out. Enjoyable mixer opened United Funds Campaign. A mixer held in the girls' gym after school October 24 started off the United Funds campaign at Central with a contribution of 5110.00 from ticket sales. Central raced toward league title as Tigers were routed. Central crushed the Lincoln Tigers 33-0 on October 26. Owsley scored standing up in the second quarter on a 5-yard slant. Eagle cross country team placed third in city meet. Central's cross country team finished in third position in the annual interscholastic League cross country race held October 17. November . . . Central's Queen Grace added charm to football assembly and Homecoming game. Grace Duren was crowned Central Homecoming Queen for 1956 by her escort, Glen Upton, in an assembly November 2. Ed Huff chosen to head class of '57, Bredemeier, Duren, Foote, Hickman are other officers. The other candidates who became members of the Senior Class Board are King, Mallory, Davisson, Tillmon, and Wennersten. Eagles took pounding from Knights but whipped Redbirds for Number 2 spot with 5-1 record. Southeast smashed the Blue Eagle 41-7. The Eagles ended the season in a 26-0 shut-out in vindication of their licking by the Knights. Central girls kept winning tradition, no hockey defeats in eight years. The girls were victorious at sportsday, beating Van Horn 5-0 and Manual 3-0. December . . . Ed Huff and Loren Foster named to All-City team. Barbara Mallory reigned as queen of Central's battalion at ROTC ball. High School day in the City Hall opened with school mayor try-outs. The candidates who presented their platforms to the student body were Sue Appleby, Bob Brown, Jackie Flournoy, Don Fuller, Everett Pyatt, and Judy Manning. Teen Town seemed doomed, only 19 buy season passes. However, the P.-T.A, took charge of ticket sales and Central was able to have Teen Town once a month. Fall F-un Fair a success, enjoyed by all who attend. The mixer was spon- sored by the Olympian Club to raise money for the athletic awards for the girls' physical education department. Music, tinsel, and parties make Christmas season joyous. Most home rooms had parties and there was a special musical assembly put on by the choirs under the direction of Mr. Schmitt. January . . . League starts tonight as Eagles meet Vikes. The Central Eagles will meet Northeast tonight in the first league action of the season. Three Centralites named finalists in merit scholarship competition. Ronald 30 Baldwin, Donald Clarke, and Ropert Wennersten were facing stiff three-hour College Board examination to determine the recipient of the award. Ed Huff named Mr. Football at Pep Club dinner, Westport Tigers edged 38-36 on the Southeast court by the Central Eagles to give them their first league win. February . . . Weltman headed Student Council, Bredemeier won vice-presidency. The candidates, Bredemeier, Mallory, Kimball, Weltman, and Cessna, presented their platforms in three-minute talks in double assemblies. Old England at Central, Miss Kite held tea. A clever program followed, which consisted of a mumming portrayed by John Hickman, Ed Viers, Bob Wennersten, David Blevins, and John Cessna, Free polio immunization to all Central Students. Riddle and Appleby won national contest goals. Departmental Clubs enjoyed food and fun at parties. The English ani French Clubs had dances at the Linwood Y providing enjoyable evenings for all. Central Eagles walloped Van Horn, defeat Southwest, upset by Knights. The Central Eagles flew high by defeating Van Horn 28-17. Leading scorers for Central were John Hickman with 21 points and Larry Peeler with 13. Top roles in spring play captured by Blackwood, Parkhurst, and Shinn. Weeks of mounting suspense reached a climax February 11 when Edwin V. Nance, Drama instructor, announced this year's spring play, Time Out for Ginger. Hardin and Parkhurst won in Sons of Revolution Essay Contest. The girls, their parents, and their faculty sponsor, Miss lla Maude Kite, attended a dinner where the girls were presented medals and checks for their efforts. Eagles squeezed past Paseo Pirates, Kingbirds shellacked Manual 68-44. March . . . Gold Key awards to 29 Central artists in Scholastic Art Regional Contest. Again Central's art department brought home more than its share of gold key awards. Winners were presented their awards at the Nelson Gallery of Art. Jim Jay surpassed old record in 1957 Centralian sales campaign. Stage equipment added to stage improvements. Did you balcony sitters enjoy programs more this year? Maybe it was because you could hear better. Mnookin-Brown gift to Jackie Flournoy. Jackie was chosen by Cen- tral's committee as the senior who had done most to promote better human relations at Central. Pep Club honors Hickman at annual basketball feast. John was crowned Mr. Basketball at the Pep Club dinner. Rhythm for Colsolidated provided by Don Accurso. Consolidated was the annual spring dance given by the nine literary societies for members and dates. Eagles beat the Indians, edge out Rockhurst, Bucs foiled state bid. Hickman made all-star. John's dependable play and 165 league points were responsible, not only for his All-Star selection, but for his being chosen the captain of the All-Star team. April . . . Brains, Brawn, Charm, Grace, Talent-'57 named classmates with the most. The twenty seniors judged by their classmates were chosen for the traditional Senior Ballot at a class meeting. Best Students ................................................ Bob Brown, Sue Appleby Best Athletes ........ ....... E d Huff, Nancy Richardson Best Dressed ........ ....... J erry Foote, Barbara Mallory Best Actors .......... ....... P at Blackwood, Carolina Shinn Best Musicians ........ .....,... W alter Hook, Amy Parkhurst Best Dancers ........ .......,........ J im Tucker, Betti Jo Stocker Done Most .................... ...... B ob Wennersten, Dorothy Davisson Most Popular .................. .............. J ohn Hickman, Grace Duren Social Beau and Belle ......... ....... W ally Bredemeier, Lindo Cordry Jolly Good .....................................................,.. Larry Schwab, Sue King Honors to Seniors in Honor Society, Dr. Lovinger is Guest Speaker. Twenty- nine seniors received gold pins. Seniors see Canadian players in Hamlet at Plaza Theater. Seventy- seven seniors attend the performance, after which the statement Something is rotten in the Coffee House Century London thing oyer Miss state of Denmark, has been used profusely. atmosphere revived for an hour in 205. intellectuals of 18th who met in coffee houses to discuss literature didn't have a Doris Callahan's English Literature class when recently they discussed poetry over cups of coffee. Blackwood joins league as puppeteer in TV show. Pat landed a job cn KCMO-TV program for children. All-District and All-State honored John Hickman. The 70th annual lntersociety brought suspense in long tradition of club competition. One of the finest events of the vear at Central, gn evenf ,hay is backed by years of tradition, labor, disappointments, and celebration' lntersociety contest! The Minervas won with 16 points! May... May 18 was Prom night for Eagle Upperclassmen. Les Copley and his orchestra provided music-in the Little Theatre for the gala occasion, . . . So ended another year with its many events, . . . all gf' Th De do roi Ce ca ou ha sec sp- Bai Rid IOUI' gles The ited red, Bob anl ings The for inn. lwin Out iirls, d a arts. 1. test. of lson tters tter. :en- man ned the and :ints aing the the enty- rrlly- hing 18th le U they iob club that on- Mrs Olivia Mothewson High School Teacher R. I. fbefczna QSCJLGOZ Although the seniors of the R. J. DeLano school have never attended a class in Central High School building, they were graduated as Central seniors with the Central Class of 1957. This accrediting was authorized in 1940. Each year some DeLano students have achieved this distinction. Their work is done under the tutelage of Mrs. Olivia Mathewson, their home room teacher, assisted by teachers from Central Junior and Central Senior schools. Their senior ring is white gold and carries the letter D on the crest. Friendliness characterizes the cheerful atmosphere through- out the school. The classes are small and many of the students have spent twelve years at DeLano. So they regard it as their second home, mainly because such a close tie of mutual re- spect exists between pupil and teacher and therapist. Back Row: J. Parmacott, K. Renick, Mrs. Mathewson, L. Norman, M Ridenoor, G. Wehry, D. Bennett. QW , 'Z wwe w . X W. Fun figured prominently in the school day for Del.anoites for they bowled at the Plaza Bowl, printed their original poems in book form, played checkers and dominoes, took field trips to tire departments and to K. U. at Lawrence, attended Phil- harmonic concerts, ancl boys visited Navy Reserve Training Center. Many Service Clubs in the city are interested in DeLano, the Sertoma club gave the school framed copies of the Decla- ration of Independence, the Teamsters Local Union No. 541 gave them an RCA-Victor television set, the Missouri Conserva- tion Commission sent Mr. Frazier to show his movie on wild birds. Dr. Mary C. Cortner gave them a tape recorder, and the Mercury Club gave them a Christmas dinner. . A. Higgs, R. Hunter, .l. Robertson, D. Spoor. Front Row: N. Hovey, M. J. Dillon, D. 5 'F Z- ., 2 his if bi Clockwise: Sally Richerson, Larry Mansker, Larry Allen, Carolyn Saxton, Linda Hood. n efzclcaddmen .faak Zta llfze 70p The T958 Senior Class promises to be one of the most out- standing in Central's history. Mr. Kirk, the Junior Class coun- selor, is certainly proud of his people as he brags that a larger number than ever before will go to Boys' State and Girls' State and at least thirty juniors have taken the May College Board Examination. Some have applied for scholar- ships to workshops and conferences for outstanding high school students in high-ranking universities in the country. Central's Tommy Schwindt will travel to Europe this summer, sponsored by the American Field Service as Central's foreign exchange student. He will live in Germany. It was the responsibility of the junior officers to help the senior officers plan the Junior-Senior Prom, which was one of the most important events of the year. ln the Little Theatre of the Municipal Auditorium, iuniors, seniors and their dates danced from 8:30 to 12:00 to the music of Les Copley's Orches- tra. It is also the responsibility of the iunior officers to serve the seniors in the cafeteria on Senior Day and thus, by relieving this year's seniors of their responsibilities and burdens, to be- come initiated into their roles as leaders of Central High School. JUNIOR OFFICERS President ,,.,,, Vice-President ..... Secretary ...,.,.... Treasurer .,......,.,,. , Sergeantsat-Arms ........ 32 ...,,...Larry Mansker ............Linda Hood .. ........ Sally Richerson Carolyn Saxton .........Larry Allen Top i T. B Row Jacks Fitzg A. L R. D4 son, J. Bl S. Ri Top Guhl K. E Strilo Misel Hatfi Ghri: Row S. N Top Watl Reinl J. V: M. S Willi S. Ye baug Fry, Simm the of of ltes es- the ing oe- mol. , . N Q, s if,-rx . V f J- in J , it 1- 1 A L I F2 l 5 .4 Y Q Jursuans ' 'op Row C Hudson P t-Hifi ti il,w.,,,,V, T. Bradley. F Le ms, il' LQ... R f,4,,.,,5 Row 4' V, Gosney. R Maritn vw nf , . X Jackson, J. Ghrist, R Boy.i P... 2 ,, Fitzgerald, L. Tucker D P,,.,5,. 5, EMU. ' A. Luther, R. Duncan H Jef-W., R,',.,,, , R. Deaton, D. Brooks, N Pier.,-mx l H .,., 5 son, J. Fry, H. McGiltan Raw I lf rrwnmx' J. Brown, M. Boyd, if 00911 5 Wmd S. Richerson, C. Davis, B Helms Top Row: l.. Cox, L. Rolf, K. Green, T. Guhl, B. Cox, W. Potts. Row fir H. Whyzer K. Bushnell, V. Simmons, J. Fetters, K. Striker, G. Pluff. Row 3: B. Stratton, J Misenhelter, J. Thomas, J. Kempker, M. Hatfield. Row 2: J. Guyer, D. Millard, M. Ghrist, L. Sturgess, P. Kimble, V. Patton Row J: J. Manning, S. lnfante, L. Hoocl S. Nolan, B. Snell. Top Row: D. Fuller, R. McCre-a, l, inf Y' Watkins, B. Hadley, H HenfY RW' Ll l Reinkemeyer, J. Smith, S. Owen, S lrl-31.15, J. Vaughan, D. Magel. Raw 7' J. f.0fWW'5'Yr .2 M. Shadden, P. We-demeier, J Hergle, M y Williams, E, Ensminger, Row Q' K ll1'WW. S. Yeager, V Ladewig, M. l'l'Cl'9. l liPl ' baugh, K. Denman. Row 7 l l V4'f4'? ffi l Fw, M. Williams, P. Dyer J Gofflrvffr U Bimmons. Z i Ili 'Q . ' r J. :li , .,g 2 4 4: , 4 Erfif QW - if ' lf! 47 L . tu. ,ff ., 'f X, 4 f NY.: r if Tap Row: G. Hurst, J, Rumba, G Johnson. L. Allen, J, Eclrhardt, D Huntsinger. Row A. J. Gordon, T. Sinnett, J, Helm, G. Syl- vester, D. Watson, R, Haley. Row 3: K. Nelson, N. Baline, D. Bacus, C. Pufrell. D- Wilson, W. Hupp. Row 2 N, Paxton, 5. Vlilson, B. Hennrich, B. Dent, N. Joy, J. Blair, E, Sanders, Row l: L. Campbell, D. Melton, S. Buchta, S. Seymour, G. Hayes, J. Manlie-ld, D. Schulte. Top Row: G. Rainwater, J. McDonald, T. Morris, D. Files, J. Biesemyer. Row 4: M. Montgomery, W. Matheson, L. Moore, E. Plaster, F. Henke, R. Johnson. Row 3: D. McLain, R. Brown, L, Caswell, L. Owings, B. Brewster, L. Olsen, J. Knabe. Row 2: I, Knepper, S. Reynolds, S. McEntire, J. Pryor, J. Kilgore, K. Quisenberry, S. Shad' den. Row lf S. Rogers, N. Wilson, B. Gary, J. Edgerton, W, Boone, S. Graham, P. Dawson. Top Row: T. Foster, T. Nelligan, E. Dwyer B. Munclen, O. Patterson, L. Sultzbaugh Row 4: C, Custic, B, Sanders, W, Trotter D. Oberholtz, K. Woods, M Arnold. Row 3 M. Cummings, L, Scott, A, Brown, J. Rich ardson, D, Baker, M. Hall Row 25 F Sickrneier, J, Grghgm, S, Gregg, K, Woody B. Barnes, M, Peyton, Row It K, Mcfmchoei U, Williams, M, Geyer, A, Lancaster, K Martin, C, Smith, u sf l. P. S. I, I, 5 . T. A. E. D. 151 2: J. d. .YI P. QQ... 1- ml 2-2 Mmlcr R QPKUM, mfr K l3:'e5a:Q H 'Wiedlrc D fl li. SQ1ln.uL3lJX,' fi Herr, V' Uflnfrey, B .ladlyvs li Surblfr lg L QSNYB' Row 3- J Mumn-n L ,- ky l lJ'IifOll, D Froruefr, l Sflwwlmgir 3 fe-fr-gy: J Fox Row 2 L Se-Ulf G .r-g S, Mil-51s,J Rouniree, N Amsw-grill, ,.v,ll.1ms, H Wennlngnrqll Row I. B fo'lQr, S luraruell, E Palnnff P Nllsfvll, ?ow3e fi Alf-wine-,F Sanders H Gwen Top Row: K. Johnson, J. Crawford, C. Sax Yon, E, Colfer, L. Houslon, D, Davidson, E Cox. Row 4. B. Manning, D. Ruckford, L Hursf, G, Zibung, M. Shultz. Row 3: L Terry, V, Anderson, M. Reynolds, P, Morris A Benningfield, B. Howard. Row 2: M Franklin, N. Ficlnen, J Parker, J, Lynd, C Harmon, F, Duncan. Row lf D Holclshoe, V. Hiskey, G. DeLuca, B, Hurnbird, J Gardner, S, Pullen. ns.. QW fx' QQ .WA N-vm-:ws ' of-' ., N- X V X X , M Q... vp .e, gh 'er 3 rch F dv nel K P lone., l. Kellef W' ill'-vial. .1 ndr L Qrwg l Brady, L Jolvni. ' E3 ','!'-1, :J llffrilfnr, J Fl-.ful D -- W ' f- C Brfi-,rl Ffgff M lllmn' E3 Qeflzlwr, F -' Vu pf i.'.rf'lr3l-V11 , i ,,, 1 Qs .nn 2 I 2 H rv I J-n .l., C1 SOPHOMORE Too Row: C. Show, H. Tishk, L, Schuster, E. Schwinclt, C. Spears, R. Steury. Row 4. D. Williams, J. Vermillion, L. Wolf, R. Wade, D. Simms. Row 3: R. Sipe, D. Tuck- ress, M. Young, C. Wilcox, S. Shade, W. Studyvin. Row 2: C. Schneider, N. Woods, L. Thompson, N. Vertreese, S. Shoa's. Row l: S. Strickland, D. Snowden, D. White, J. Zink, M. Van Meter, M. Sparks. Top Ro'w: L. Williamson, J. Thompson, W. Shipley, C. Taylor, P. Silvers. Row 3: B. Watts, G. Winfrey, E. Williams, B. Thomas, S. Spencer, B. Zink. Row 2: C. Ward, J. Stuclcer, A. Sherpy, N. Sodergren, J. Zmek, G. Thornton. Row l: B. Park, S. Scoften, D. Tabler, D. Standley, N. Shull, M. Wor- cester. Top Row: G. Jensen, L. Curtis, N. Jones, T. Jesmore, J. Hunkeler, J. Johnson, M. Loud, J, Eklund. Row 4: J Hatfield, S. Burasco R. Bliss, D. Bowman, C. Craig, S. Bratcher L. Jones, N. Anderson. Row 3: L. Johnson D. Kniffin, J. Hefter, P. Kennard, J, Aug lift, R- FVGUCIW, L. Beck. Row 2: B. Harnish M. Briggs, N, Blatt, K. Hompton, P. God den, B. Ctvoper, l'l. Aliish, R Bush. ROW 'l S l-UU9l ll 'f D- F9l'I'ill. B. Downs, B CU UTl19I'S, G. Hughes, J. Eberhart, S. Baker I I 5. 51 l. C, 1, r. T. Jd, co, er on us sh od T B er 1 1 Typ Row: M Ashenfelter, J. Callow, J Boker. L Howe, J. Carroll, W. Chalman. Row -A G. Brown, B. Fitzpa rick, M Jazk sen, C. Jones L Koursoubos, V. Cooper, G Cayanalw Row 3: L. Harley, L Legler, J Borden, F. Crawford, M. Bennett, R Karr, S Grass. Row 2: J. Cook, B, Haicher, P Ball S Craig, M. Dudley, C. Fi5l1back.Row l: L Kenney, J. Gregory, M. Baqby, C. Davis, B Frames, K. Burns, L. Ferguson. Top Row: E. Lutes, J. Munden, W. Ploeger, G. McDonald, D. McVey, L. Pa:ker. Row 4 M. Roberts, D. McCroskie, J. McCroskie, W. Piper, A. Poher, P. Roark. Row 3: A Mobley, B. Minfer, G. Rolsfin, N. Runyon, L. Manning, J. Orvis. Row 2: L. Rlce, D Perry, A. Rowley, K. Lee, M. Moore, T. Pevler. Row 1: K. Mclsteller, M. Rvclwtl, S. Raimos, S. Reynolds, L. Owens, N. Pope. Top Row: D. Jones, L. Lewis, D. Hudson, R Hale, R. Hefmer, G. Jackson, R. Clark, B Ainsworlh. Row 4: F. Bredelwoefl, C. Bryan C Hardwick, A. Cannon, T. Frazier, R Hgnderson, K. Goff, B. Hal'. Row 3: J. Czx i Hood, J Bacus, K. H'bb3. J. Love, H lurmge, L. Hznes. Row 21 M. Dwyer, V Hobbs, J. Greaves, K. Howe-r'on, W. Teller, A F5lankenSl1ip,J. Eas erly, J. Dzinnenberzj puff' l C Hfaden, M. Lelwmunn Ll. Cur ff' lf Clyszley, B, Kirtley, V, Gray, D Z? 2 S . ,W 5 ff' ,ff gf X 2 X - 9 ! I 1 I 0 1 4 w FRESHMEN ln, Pow C. Wallace S McCulloch F' Rader, D. Thompson, S. Thomas. A Simmtyts C Smith, D. Minor Row 4.J Sustain A Stullwell, R Thomas, R. Wheeler B Buren B White, B SBHES, P Noll, M. wll5Olt Row 3. C. Morgenstern, V. Shelton S. Quinn L Mallinson, P. Norman, D Martino, J Shultz, J. McClanahan. Row 2. D. Mcflon old, J. Sooter, K. Zelk, H. Nester, J. Vernon, J. Van Wormer, H. Meek, B Stone, C Monk. Row lg J. Tosser, P, Plutt, 5, Wgr nock, J. Pool, D Noland, S. Stoll, C Morgan, S. Pemberton Top Row: J. Haley, C. Blankenship, D. Franklin, T. Carver, S. Brooks, J. Barnhart, J. Barwise. Row 4: G. Bates, J. Daughtry, J. Hickom, L. Comer, J. Hicks, M. Harmon, J. Hunt, C. Dahm. Row 3: T. Balnis, J. Christen, W. Easter, C. Coen, W. Etzen- houser, H. Boehm, R. Gordon. Row 2: L. Biesemyer, C. Bussord, P. Fitzpatrick, D. Eli, P. Kaut, B. Jones, H. Howery, W. Adams. Row l: L. Hatcher, N. Johnson, L. Adams, L. Hearn, K. Coffey, V. Harris, S. Carter. Top Row: D. Roach, T. Richards, B. White R. Wotterson, R, Stone, G. McKown, R Rutherford. Row 4: S. Miller, N. Waldren O. Casteel, J. McManigal, E. Wade, A Meador, B. Terwilleger, P. King. Row 3 C. Morris, M, Smith, A. Osborn, C. Ven timiglin, R. Brown, R. Schwarz, K. Snow Pow 2: C. Synoviec, C Nelligan, J. Mc Clelland, C. Mitchell, C Singleton, S Smith, J Beekman, C Wilson. Row l: D Palmer, N. Crouthers, P. Green, C. Vlinn 1 Moore, G Robertson, S Madison, S Townsend. f 1 My V. ggoxgvzvgf DDQCO . Gr 'O 0--12:0 FTSE-P252 mx Z 'gi 51-?'f cb ,-S 71 sms P 25.39-5' Q PJ' Io SUQCTUP-C? rf' 53' f'D?',?o01 Ziinzipi rm Q.. O FD 2-2911309 OfD 3 . V. T4mPwog s- w is SIQSEJEU Ogfiff., Pifnznjo 5' 3 Ouobmg-ow 71 O 5 fb N-1 TU I m CD F Z I O U' Q 1 X-. O O O 3 FD 5 UJ 1 Row 1: D. Beemer, B, Coombes, D. Hay ward, S. Cox, S. Jones, P. Holmes, C Driscoll. , Top Row: Mr. Evans, Super-Salesman, Hands off of my king! Row 7: Do-Re-Mi-Fa-So-La-Ti-Do, Banana Peeler scores again! 9 WN X 1 , 32. X , Y 'X JM Y 1 .r ,' ' 5-:f.z3'-in W, 5 Q sg?-if . if 'WI' A 3 x,.ff5, 4sw9e2BpX fmiilfv, ' f M15f'..?'.'Qf .!f3ff 1 ,. -C f ins. 40 arf mf C wp. . x W, f' ww , Q ff 4? X f f 5- y. as My Q1 4 Q W .s . ss f 4 4 J ,Z X s 7 S 5? V S f Finch, J. Jenkins, F. Carney, S. Kenlon, I ,, I s ii 1 .ek .1 6 !' S -wx f', .. XV' 4- s in , f' L uh' f 0' 'H a 1.-sKg,.u 4.0 . L'-2, ',aiilnn-A. 2'0.4-nhugttgy N 'Q 'Q Cr Ni ' '4, 4: 1n Xl: limlg' A , NS x ,ly ofxw 0 I Y E 51 2 fa I 7 I ,Mr ,V 9 mf! 'Y-X5 Qi' f rg 4 Z4 4 . , fa 5 -A. 45 'ff' , Q. 'ff ff' fi '- , nf 1 ' X X , A fiuwy' , V W f ,, , f - Af 4 I 1. ' Q 1 WW Yam M ' 5 ,M - X To Row' Watch your step, buddy! Where does if hurt, John? Row 2 I ragga H a0egn'Q hurt u bii, Ouch!! Row I Cenh'ul's chorus line, I n X X... ' -H 1 4 W, 1' 3 gjl Swliunq Shv -Jack NWA vs. Bank 7wa ACTIVITIES When Time, who steals our years away, Shall steal our pleasures, Too, The mem'ry of The past will stay And half our joys renew. Moore When The names of The wives of Henry VIII and The square rooT of 64 have faded from our memories, The fun we had publishing The CenTralian, sTaging Time OUT for Ginger, and pepping up The Team wiTh SiTTin' in The GrandsTand will remain fresh, and we will relive in memory The gay Times of '57. Xi V' f Nm , K 42 fx 1 xv' N mi., ! E e , Q 2 Q V, at X , fs U fx 4 rf is Q 4 2 Al 5 V f , 'f Q x , ,I 4 3 Mg, ff 4 Wxwx 3 WW ni Ff 5 Q ,iii 3 ,, ,, W., , v' sfxf . iw-':'r:1-. 1:1':1'::sf,' fzzczz, r .- :Xf- f + . A-qufgzgxlg,-'-ft., , . . . .- ' f 4 W... ,f pwfwpw-n .,WMwf:M ,W W W E' fs! 1 f A4 f if J! xg Q 1 ,I S f 1 '19 the ata ra- :Jhs for 'aff ees am- ses, des ara . T. 'din yt J' s W .. 5.3 lt must be interesting! and , LUMINARY STAFF I Top Row: D. Frazier, J. Boyle, A, Wilwerding, C. Kimball, G. Fawkes, E. Misenhelter, G. Hamilton. Row 2: B. Sanders, N. Holt, S. Stover, B. Parker, M. Gragg, G. Duren, S. King, L. Johnson, D. Davisson. Row l: P. Curtis, C. Hull, R. Windes. fumincwq alfiqfzlipfzjd eenllaal Since the Central Luminary started as a magazine in 1885, Central's Snoopy Luminary reporters have been lurking in the halls interrupting important meetings, asking difficult ques- tions, and monopolizing the 'phone in the teacher's office. Al- though these typical newspaper reporter habits could be annoying, we all realized that the Luminary Staff excelled in putting out an interesting paper for Central. The Luminary had an outstanding report this year. For the first time in the Luminary's history it is financially solvent, due mostly to Norma Holt, who collected many ads the first se- mester. Another new feature is the new newsprint which came into use second semester. The Luminary Staff saw many hectic moments-just ask Jerry Freeman or Linda Johnson, front page layout editors. There was the time when the front page layout was set for a cham- LUMINARY STAFF ll pionship victory over Southeast and one day after deadline, everything had to be rewritten because of a crushing defeat. Central's news also progressed to other papers, thanks to Betty Parker and Rose Dancy, who reported for the Kansas City Call, and Linda Cordy and Allen Wilwerding who wrote for the East Side News. Staff members who were in the upper third of their class and rated excellent for their staff work were recommended for the Quill and Scroll Honorary Society for outstanding work in the field of journalism. First semester: Carl Kimball, Dorothy Davisson, Norma Holt, Linda Johnson, Sue King, Betty Parker, Barbara Sanders, Sharon Stover, Ramona Windes. Second semester: Jerry Foote, Jerry Freeman, J. T. Spotts, Audria Biere, Mary Ann Cathcart, Rosalie Chaddock, Karen Enloe, Judy Meyer, Carolina Shinn, Wanda Shipley, Lorraine Talley, George Hamilton, Marilyn Stanton. T' R w: J. Freeman, P. Blackwood, J. Ozorkiewicz, J. Foote, J. T. Spotts. Row 3: W. Shipley, R. Dancy, op o M A Cathcart C. Elliott. Row 2: L. Cordry, J. Hardy, B. Underhill, L. Tally, K. Enloe, P. Cowan, S. Jones, S 8- H Green Stamps? G.. Galloway, Maddux. Row l: B. Stucker, P. Rutan, C. Shinn, R. Chaddock, M. Stanton, J. Meyer. 'Wi iss W u ,. 2' M' ,K . i..r 3 Q, Q ...-4 yw Top Row: Miss Leibengood, D. Fuller, J. Charlton, G. Muza, W. Agee, L. Allen, P. Patterson, B. Whitaker, M. Loud. Row 4: W. Ashmore, J. Freeman, C. Kimball, G. Smith, L. Moss, M. Redpath, B. Fiske, L. Koutsoubos, T. Frazier, P. Barker. Row 3: J. Wheaton, S. Tunnell, S. Wilson, T. Bolen baugh, A. Parkhurst, A. McKinney, D. Millard, C. Fishback, R. Sipe, N. Hobart, R. Windes. Row 2: T. Tucker, J. Manning, P. Hensley, C. Elliott, J. Flournoy, B. Dent, K. Snow, C. Hill, M. Crossley. Row l: R. Gordon, D. Holdshoe, R. Chaddock, B. Cox, C. Ward, P. Morris, K. Masteller, N. Shull, S. Laughlin. Slucfenl eouncif gdiailhfzed .funcfa peaiarf Bfaeak Early in the first semester, the Student Council was organ- ized and working. The president and vice-president, chosen last spring by the student body, were Bob Wennersten and Larry Kincaid. The other two offices on the Council, those of secre- tary-treasurer and sergeant-at-arms, were ably filled by Karen Enloe and Everett Pyatt. The two representatives chosen for the All-City Student Council were Judy Hardy and Larry Allen. At one of the first meetings, Colette Dubois, our foreign exchange student, was introduced to the Council. She spoke to the representatives and was warmly received. When the Christmas spirit invaded Central's halls, the Student Council was ready for it. Each of the lighted cases in the front hall was decorated, and the balcony above the marble stairs was decked with a white Christmas tree. The cases on the north side of the front hall told the story of the first Christmas, while those on the south side were decorated with plastic home decorations. With the advent of the United Funds Cam- paign, Centralites sought a new method of raising money. This problem was brought to the attention of the Student Council. Several plans were considered, then the Council acted. For a small donation to the United Funds, students could dance to popular records played by two of their favorite disk jockeys, Tom Adams of KCKN and lrv Smith of WHB. The mixer, which was held in the girls' gym, netted SHO for the United Funds. With the social affairs over for awhile, the Council settled down to more routine business. The Students Council Constitution needed changing. This problem was ably handled by the Constitution Committee with Ramona Windes as Chairman. 46 Mr. Marshall, assisted by the Council, set up a system where- by a student could leave the building the last ten minutes of his lunch period if he so desired. Everyone found this a wel- come diversion from the regular school routine. One of the most valuable services performed by the First Semester Student Council was the help given the P.-T.A. in its efforts to start a Teen Town at Central this year. The Council representatives in each home room asked the students if they would support a Teen Town. When Centralites replied in the af- firmative, plans were made for the first Teen Town, which was held on February 5 in the girls' gym. About 275 students at- tended and all who did reported that they had a fine time. STUDENT COUNCIL CABINET Top Row: L. Cline, E. Pyatt, L. Kincaid, W. Bredemeier. Front Row: K. Enloe, B. Wennersten, J. Hardy, Miss Leibengood. x M m gt Ll St fi S6 Cl SF SL V w A 'W Q ' WIS' -. M of FST its cil Y :if- as JT- J. X if X Tap Row: J. Callow, R. Milne, L. Koutsoubos, B. Fitzpatrick, A. Lewis, J. Rumba, R. Anderson, G. Smith, J. Foote, J. Helm. Row 4: J. Vernon, M. Magel, J. Braton, D. Austin, W. Ashmore, R. Winegar, J. Jay, A. Parkhurst, J. Charlton, J. Cessna. Row 3: P. Morris, K. Robinson, D. Davisson, S. Appleby, D. Melton, C. Webster, C. Pritchard, B. Underhill, J. Smith, J. Boswell, B. Helms, S. Richerson. Row 2: R. Chaddock, J. Bartlett, S. Lasiter, J. Wheaton, L. Tally, S. Seymour, K. Enloe, M. Boyd, M. Buchanan, K. Gray, K. Lancaster. Row T: R. Bush, S. Craig, P. Green, B. Mallory, E. Sanders, J. Langston, G. Hughes, N. Jay, G. Duren, N. Shull, B. Beckwith, S. Baker. ' Secancf Semedlea glucfenl Gauncil Jfelyzecf 0614 Jfall lay The second semester Student Council, led by its president, Martin Weltman, and the cabinet, consisting of Wally Bredie- meier, vice-president, Sue King, secretary, Carl Kimball, ser- geant-at-arms, Ed Huff, representative from Honor Corps, Lloyd Cline, representative from R.O.T.C., and Bob Wenner- sten, the former president, who served as a student advisor, first passed iudgment on the idea of having an exchange as- sembly with Van Horn. Subcommittees for this proiect were appointed and these committees asked Mr. Gazda to be their sponsor. After accepting this sponsorship, Mr. Gazda and the subcommittees arranged for local talent to be transported to Van Horn on May 20, and there to present an assembly which was very much appreciated by all the Van Horn students. CABINET Top Row: C. Kimball, B. Wennersten, E. Huff, M. Weltman. Row l: W. Bredemeier, S. King, L. Cline. Central was very proud of herself this year because she had the most participants of any school in the annual City Hall Day. There were sixteen minor officers and our council- woman, Sue Appleby. These students had previously been screened by the Student Council and recommended to the All- City Student Council for approval. One of the things that comes up year after year in the Stu- dent Council is the election of sophomore officers. This year's Student Council finally got some action on this subiect. They passed a recommendation that sophomore officers be elected next year shortly after the junior officers are elected. Many students in Central were pleased to hear that the effort was finally being made to get that traffic light on the corner of 33rd and Indiana. ln order to get this pedestrian signal, the Council was told, the school had to prove that 2,000 students walked across that street every day. The Stu- dent Council undertook this proiect with John Cessna as chairman and found that T058 p ople walked across the street in the mornings on the average which will be enough to get us a traffic light if the same people walk across in the evening The situation is pending with the traffic department and we should know the outcome by next fall As a con lusion to the school year it was announced that through the efforts of Mr Marshall and the Second Semester Council t miaht be possible for us to get the All State Student Council meeting held at our own school two years from now All the members of the Council and the students of the whole school thought that this award if made to Central would be a fine tribute to a fine school 47 6 HONOR CORPS Top Row: B. Johnson, B. Jones, H. Medlin, L. Mansker. Row 9: B. Whit- aker, J. Jay, C. Kimble, W. Agee. Row 8: D. Moore, L. Foster, J. Eckhardt, L. Greenwood. Row 7: D. Vogelsmeier, M. Relpath, F, Brad- ford, D. Blevins. Row 6: L. Carter, R. Milne, R. Dahl, T. Nelligan. W Row 5: R. Miller, R. Fisk, B. Brown, i iv- X A s 5, W if f..- . . .. , .. . 4m,-m.'.., ... ... .....'.. P R. Owsley. Row 4: G. Johnson, C. Fulton, L. Schwab, L. Johns. Row 3: E. Everett, O. King, R. Duncan, J. Tucker. Row 2: C. Lineberry, J. Free- man, B. Fiske, W. Bredemeier. Front Row: Mr. French. L... -Ango... 4 Jfanaa 0 011714 .feacfd in Redpandiiilalfq Hey, kid! Stop running! This familiar expression was often heard by students on their way to the cafeteria. It was the iob of Central's Honor Corps to regulate and direct affairs in the cafeteria, on the steps, and by several doors. The Honor Corps was composed of approximately fifty boys, chosen by the student body the preceding spring from the top one hundred upperclassmen. This list is determined by the vice- principal, teachers who sponsor the cafeteria, and the Honor Corps colonels or officers. The boys, who served for one year under Mr. Bud French, faculty advisor, were selected for their OFFICERS Back Row' E. Huff, L. Kincaid, J. Hickman Front Row: J Foote, L. Allen. scholarship, citizenship, good appearance, courtesy, and par- ticipation in school activities. The Honor Corps rendered a fine service to the Central student body and the members were to be commended for their faithfulness in the performance of their duty. The colonels, John Hickman and Ed Huff, were appointed to their posts because they received the highest number of votes on the balloting. The four captains who had the iob of organizing the Corps into lunch periods were Larry Allen, Jerry Foote, Larry Kincaid, and Bob Wennersten. 'gran II'- Z RED CRGSS X lor- Raw M tNi-ltmnii B Brown, J Cessna C- Smith 'vw Hook, A Pc-ter :on R Noith.r-citon fi tiflcs N l-JOtlPI Row J F Fnciuriiriger, E B-ciuninger T Thoiitlping, 5 Miller, L Molway, l Schw ticlt S Stroud, B Ntelton, D, Melton, K. Striker Row 3 D Snowclen, D Pryor, J. Hardin, J Hicks, N Ains- worth, S. Thomas, J Boswell, S Lasater C. Dubois. Row 2: S Don Carlos, N Sodergren, J Thomas, B Cooper, M Buchanan, L. Houston, R Parker, K Wilkinson, V. Anderson, .', Stucker, S Appleby. Row ir C. Headen, B Male lOl'Y, J. King, E. Cowan, B. Stone, J Blair, C. Conley, J Langston, J. Ed- wards, B. Beckwith Recd Gaafu We believe in service for others, for our country, our community, and our school, in health of mind cmd body to fit us for greater service, and in working for better human relations throughout the world. This is our own Junior Red Cross creed. During this past year, we, as Central High School students, have tried to maintain and uphold that creed. The council got underway with our presentation at the regional training center at Unity Farm in early October. At Christmas, we filled the traditional Christmas stockings for the veterans in the various hospitals. We also had the honor of delivering these stockings to the veterans. In the spring we began working on our school chest. We learned that our chest last year had brought happiness to some Hungarian refugees at Christmas. When completed, it was sent out to help promote better human relations around the world. 73,-, funn-numn 5wuurnavvf H , 7 WX .fackea Palau! A visitor at Central might wonder, when he saw students sitting in the halls, just what their purpose was in doing so. Could it be that they were subject to some sort of strict dis- cipline, or maybe their classes were overcrowded. However, after seeing them in the same place day after day, the visitor would learn that these young people had devoted their study hall hour to the job of patrolling the halls. The students on locker patrol are chosen by the vice-presi- dent ot the Student Council. Their iob is to watch lockers, report people loitering in the halls, and help visitors find their way in the maze of Central High School. Patrols at the en- trances take permits from students leaving the building tor COE, home lunch, or other special excuses. Captains of the first semester were: Beverly Underhill, Barbara Dent, Judy Lassiter, Judy Manning, Gloria Robinson, Judy Stucker, and Charlotte Elliot. - iwqvt LOCKER PATROL al air hn ise ig. .ps id, .WJ ,U V Jesmore, T. Nelligan, S. s. Top Row: R. Dahl, L. Schwab, K. Stone, L. Kincaid, W. ff, Bredemeier, J Foote, R. , , I Milne, E. Galloway, W. Ash- , -J more, G, Johnson. Row 4: R. ' ,I M2 4 gy- ,, c , I , 3 Teague, M. Willet, D. Davis- 4 x gi W son, J. Kempker, J. Capps, T. , Harris, N, Holt, Row 3: M. , , , . Williams, J. Purtle, C, Schnei- der, M. Lehman, L. Beaver, J. Wheaton, 5 Stover, J. Fetters, L l urk, L. McCubbin, D. Slancllev Row 2: K. Hctrviptoit, G. DeLuco, C. Harmon, M Buchanan, C ilifuw V Pty Underhill S Scott:-n B Park, S V 'nlantv Row l M. Crossley, ,, J Blast G Hayes K Den 'non t Fn ininqer, S Mc ,gl , li t v 4 Q' A A 1 fl- rf 0 ti C Rel-1 1 X 1 1 ! ,,. 1 sq i 14. 4. Zi. W Ability, brains, and character, are the a-b-c steps to mem- bership in the One Hundred Girls' Club. Never heard of it? Yes, you have. lt's commonly known among Centralites by the initials of its parent club, the American Association of Uni- versity Women QAAUWD. Each year Miss Hortense Schaller appoints two girls from the sophomore class to membership in this organization, dedi- cated to increasing the enthusiasm of girls toward furtherance of their education after high school. These girls retain their membership until graduation. This year there were ten girls from Central as members. Each high school unit also had an association sponsor, Central's was Mrs. Cornelius Boersma. President Sharon Mil- berger and the other girls in Central's group enioyed a coke party at the home of Mrs. Boersma, had a Christmas brunch in their club rooms at the Sophian Plaza, and during the Easter vacation, the senior members took a trip to a nearby college. PHOTOGRAPHY Top Row: Sgt. Smith, A. Can non, E. Misenhelter, J. Boyle A. A. U. W. Back Row: A. McKinney, S. Ewald. Row 2: P. Kimble, V. Hlskey, T. Bolenbaugh, L. Hood. Row T: S. Mllberger, A, Park- hurst, J. Hardin, S. Appleby. ...ff WW I LEW l' 5- f f JW' - 2 L . fjfzalogawpfaq 0 146 Photography is a fascinating hobby, and the purpose of the Photography Club is to develop an interest in the art of photog- raphy. ln this new club, the programs were presented by the various members. Harry Tishk demonstrated a new developing tank in which the process of film development takes place. Norman Runyon gave an interesting talk on the simple develop- ment of pictures. The highlight of the year occurred when Everett Pyatt, school photographer, led the club through the school's dark room and demonstrated the development of film. The first semester officers were: Judy Meyer, president, Everett Pyatt, vice-president, and Jim Fry, secretary-treasurer. Meetings are held on the first and third Thursday with M!Sgt. Clyde K. Smith as sponsor. The second semester officers were: Judy Meyer, president, Norman Runyon, vice-president, and Gordon Smith, secretary- K ' treasurer. 1 C cc in an Ct To C. som Mc Xi fi Z 'x ,l B. Fitzpatrick. Row 2: J. Ces sna, D. Lyons, G. Smith, B Thomas, L. Powell. Row l R. Richardson, L. Biesemyer, ,.--1 J. Meyer, D. Bussard, N. Runyon. 50 . ,K r Y 1 i Mr. Lancaster, C.O.E. Co-ordinator, counsels student. Sliucfenlid ain Zac fzience fwau fa . 0 Q pe 7 905 Too little experience is often the cry ot employers who are called upon to hire a high school graduate. This is being elim- inated to a certain extent, in that many high school students are taking advantage of an opportunity to gain experience in Cooperative Cccupational Education classes. C.O.E. is a school and business sponsored plan by which a Tap Row: B. Pasley, F. Burasco, R. Rogers, R. Northington, S. Barnes, D. Grissom, C. Smith, R. Dunivant, R. Baldwin, P. Borden. Row 3: H. Swartz, F. Lewis, R. Ea son, K. Cassidy, S. West, R. Farr, P. Dyer, P. Furgeson, J. Bowles, B. Cox. Row Magruder, R. Magruder. student can go to school and work. Under the guidance of Central's coordinator, Mr. Hollis W. Lancaster, more than 50 Centralites have been given a iob. This work experience enables the students to get first-hand information as to the require- ments needed to succeed. It also gives them a realization of the part their school work plays in their vocational success. B. Pitts, J. Jones. Row 4: D. Sandlin, J. Flood, B. Perdue, M. Hart, S. Potter, ds, P. Curtis, J. Dibben, L. Bennefeld, D. Yearout, D. Lymon. Row 2: P. Daw- 7: J. Sacco, E. Fisher, M. Poppewell, P. Davis, J. Purtle, M. F, Smith, R. Oh' 1144 OW 50 W4 1 WQ Q, , 63' ow QV' fix: W' - f f . ,,f, , 31. ,Sf .Q z , 'f wx ,QQ QR 7' ' -- ' 1- - - --'M - ,- .fm-.-74. V- ...-W., YN. ...A ,.....- . ...,. ,.......Q,..., A V. ..,...,,...,,,,. .,,, ,,, .. , , ., , I, , , H, P ' lj, f 4 f W. ,,,, ' 724 , A f' ffjj' 7 ,.,, f nf? , , W f W4. ,MW A ww , , If X M 7' F W 'f ,ff 4 I J Vw 1 :Q W' X Q f M x Q X , IQ Z ' 'A V561 U I ff? V y In I' wf fn f Q Q24 0 X dt X 4 X f f is I E ww fw M2 K, f , Lx. Z Q Qfx f , X f 72 Z 1, M, f A f f 'WW Wal K fbaafma Glad With Mr. Edwin Nance, as sponsor, the name of the Drama Club was changed to the Central Thespian Club. Many enter- taining programs have been enioyed. Richard Winegar, Dan FitzGerald, and Van Snowden pantomimed the record, Ce' set Bon. Pat Blackwood presented his lady puppet, Citrinella. Barbara Manning depicted the experiences of a babysitter in a very clever pantomime. The first semester officers were: Pat Blackwood, president: Amy Parkhurst, vice-president, and Martin Weltman, sergeant- at-arms. The second semester officers were: Amy Parkhurst, presi- dent: Van Snowden, vice-president, Suzi Seymour, secretary, Glenna Richardson, treasurer, and Martin Weltman, sergeant- at-arms. The Cotton Blossom Cotillion, a box supper and dance, was held March l. Martin Weltman and Suzi Seymour were crowned King and Queen of Cotton. ENGLISH CLUB Top Row: D. Lyons, E. Misen helter, Mr. Holloway, G. Smith R. Stone Row 3: C. Monk, D Hughes, M Dwyer, N. Holt Row 2: L. Hood, B. Mallory, M Reynolds, C Winn. Row l' S Reynolds D. Snowden, J. McKee 56 f S fs X! DRAMA CLUB Q7 Top Row. G. Galloway, R. Palmer, E. Misenhelter, G Jensen, P. Black: wood, R. Winegar, B. Wennersten, V. Snowden. Row 4: C. Synoviec, P. Roark, L. Cordry,.l Hiclcam, J. Har- rington, D. FitzGerald, L. Hunt, Mr. Nance. Row 3: G. Richardson, N. f Paxton, A. Rowley, R. French, S. Buchta, B. Watkins, L. McManigal, A, Parkhurst. Row 2: E. Anderson, S. Scorten, L, Campbell, K. Woody, R. Lancaster, N. Holt, C. Howell, B. Manning. Row l: C. Boyd, D. Snow- den, S. Seymour, B. Mallory, M. Dwyer, G. Hayes, C. Headen, C. Lang. wg Z . .32 . ,.W.fz.f 84471545 6 ai What a delightful and interesting addition to Central has been the English Club! The English Club, sponsored by Mr. W. W. Holloway, is to foster a more fully developed interest in students for the cultural manifestations that English Liter- ature and drama have to offer. Through films the English Club came in contact with Treasure Island and The House of Seven Gables , and through discussions, with Homer's Odyssey and Idylls of the King. Barbara Mallory pre- sented a declamation, How the Mortgage Was Paid, and Norma Holt shared her poetic talent by reading original verses. For the social end of the club's activities a Dance Night was held at the Linwood Y.M.C.A. The English Club con- tributed also to the Student Exchange program by selling shares. The officers for this year were: Gordon Smith, presi- dent, Barbara Mallory, vice-president, Norma Holt, Secretary, Carl Monk, treasurer. s X , Aww i , A J as ' 1 5 L 4 '1 7 I wx- 5 if tt cl G pl ir fc h T X . f: ,. . use .X QQ? ,si 2 . E Y - 5 5 i : f. it 'W V: SPRING PLAY Top Row: E. Galloway, B. Manning, V Snowden. Row 2: L. Sturgess, P. Blackwood, A. Parkhurst, S. Buchta, D Fuller, B. Wennersten. Row l: C. Shlnn. Xl eelttfbdl aeieltidf 840-666106 fa P Qp The Spring Play for T957 was Time Out for Ginger. It was the production of the combined efforts of Mr. Nance's Drama class and Mr. Schmitt's Stage Production class. Time Out for Ginger is a hilarious comedy depicting the Carol family as played by: .Pat Blackwood Amy Parkhurst .. ,Carolina Shinn Sylvia Buchta Launa Stu rgess Mr. Carol... . Mrs. Carol ...... ., . .. Ginger ..,....... Joan .,,.,.,... ....., . ..,. . . Jeanie ..,,..........,, .. ........ .....,. . .. .,., .. .. Liz fthe maidl ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,A., ,,.,, ,.., . B a rbara Manning Others of the cast included: Ed Hoffman fthe town bankerj ....,., ..,, . .Bob Wenrtersfeft Tommy fGinger's boy friendl ......., H .. ..VGI1 5t1OWdGf1 Eddie fJoan's boy friendl ,.,........,,, ..,....., ,,,.A. . . ...Eugene Galloway Mr. Wilson fthe school principalt .,.,....... .. . ..D0r1 Fuller The plot revolves around the tomboy Ginger Carol, who, inspired by her father's rash statement that nobody should be forced to do anything that would infringe upon his dignity as a human being, decided to fulfill her desire to play football. This causes chaos in the Carol household as Ginger becomes if z, W .. the news of the nation. Everyone wants to see more of Ginger except her two sisters who are shocked by her antics. Tommy Green, Ginger's boy friend, refuses to be seen with her because he feels it makes him look ridiculous to date a football star. Ed Hoffman, the bank president, finds his place of business changed into an amusement center because Mr. Carol, Ginger's father, works there. The high school principal, Mr. Wilson, is so plagued with students who don't want their dignity as human beings infringed upon that he threatens to expel that so- called girl. The only person calm during the crisis is the maid, Liz, who has become a football authority since her little pet started playing it. The turning point comes when Mr. Carol absentmindedly calls Ginger son. This causes her to realize that she is a girl and should act like one. She decides that she prefers her boy friend to athletics. The scenery, costumes, and make-up were planned by the Drama and Stage Production classes. The Student Director and Assistant Director, Linda Cordry and Suzie Seymour, deserve credit for their fine work. , we f- 2' fs .,-1, 4 KW W.. Vis.. f T if ff 4 7 f f V f ff' W jf ' fi 'W' ,, 2. I 4 I7 ' f ' W J ' . smns i' , 1 ZZ? 5 f f ' A C Shmn, A, Parkhurst, P 1 T f f X ff Bloc kwoofl i y 1 7 4 f . t Z ff' 1-Vw wif 9.4 1j,fQ,Zy,ffffQ V' , f Q f ix -f , ef' nf , 'ci fnlefz. - .finpaidlic eaanci This year the language clubs formed an organization which was called the Inter-Linguistic Council. This was a council made up of the president and vice-president from Spanish, French, Latin, and German Clubs. The club sponsors were also members 'of this council and aided with their supervision. Of- ficers elected to serve for the entire year were: Eugene Gallo- way, president, Gordon Smith, vice-president, Launa Lee Sturgess, secretary, Delores Potts, treasurer. One of the main events was the Foolish Fish Frolic held April 2 at the Linwood Y. A fine program of entertainment was presented by the Harmonettes, Ebb Everett, and the Tear- drops. Proceeds from this mixer went to buy a senior ring for Colette Dubois. The remaining money was used to purchase medals for the top three sellers of stock-Myra Worcester, Kathy Striker, and Delores Potts. The foreign exchange student for T957-58 will come from England. TNTER-LINGUISTIC COUNCIL Back Row: G. Smith, A. Parkhurst, E. Misenhelter, J. Freeman, D. Aus- tin. Row 2: G. Galloway, P. Hays. K. Wilkinson, L. Sturgess, D. Potts, B. Mallory, C. Saxton. Row 7: Mr. Holloway, Miss McLaughlin, Mr. Roleke, Miss Engel. .fat eanguid alaaed A dinner of friioles, tamales, tacos, and enchiladas at the Las Palmas started the year off with a bang for the Spanish Club. Let's go Spanish! was carried out at the Spanish Fiesta. Susan lnfante and Frank Medina taught the members to dance the Mambo, and June and Jane Graham sang Mexicale Rose in Spanish. Everyone enioyed Dan FitzGerald's humorous talk about Mexico. Officers of the Spanish Club were: Delores Potts, president, Amy Parkhurst, vice-president, Lee Baird, secretary, and Jean Fetters, treasurer. Spanish Club promoted the sale of stocks for next year's Foreign Exchange Program, helping to make it a success. To end the year of gala festivities, the Spanish Club held a dinner at the home of Susan Infante. All agreed with Mr. Roleke, that more delicious Spanish food couldn't be found in Spain. SPANISH CLUB Top Row: H. McGilton, G. Gal- loway, M. McClung, R. Clouse, L. Owings, O. Krueger, Mr Roleke, Row 4: L. Park, K Woody, S. Gregg, R. Green, A. Blankenship, D. Fowler. Row 3: B. Sanders, A. Parkhurst, B. Park, L. Cartwright, E. Palmer, J. Hawthorn, L. Anderson. Row 2: B. Cooper, J, Fetters, R. Bliss, V. Hobbs, S. Scotten, S. Infante, J. Wheaton. Row JI S. Baker, M. Love, C. Lang, L. McCubbin, J. Eglwards, D. Potts. XJ .4 LATIN CLUB 5 Top Row: F. Lewis, R. Bland, C. Hudson, lj Q H Jensen, R. Martin, G. Smith, C A Mitchell. Row 4: A. Parkhurst, S. Harris, 'J Harris, M. Young, R. Doigle, i Rowe, J. Hunkeler, O. King. Row 3: A McKinney, S. Ewald, A. Rowley, C Smith, C. Craig, S. Glauser, A. Bening- tield, M. Dwyer. Row 2: C. Saxton, A. , Sherpy, N. Vertreese, S. Austin, C I Morgenstcrn, V. Shelton, J. Hunt, L Wolf. Row l: E. Wade, J. Scribner, P Wedemeier, D. Austin, J. Metzler, L. Blankenship, V. Anderson. .faliin .glued The name Aquiliferi was chosen by the Latin Club because it means eagle-bearers, for an organization which its various activities. This year Aquiliferi had the largest membership of its his- tory. This club provides an excellent and entertaining oppor- tunity for more Latin plays, games, songs, mythology, and historical background material than class time will permit. First semester officers were: Don Austin and Pat Hayes, consules, Jerry Freeman, praetor, Sharon Austin, scriba, Larry Blonsky, quaestor, Donna Eli and Judy Capps, aediles, Jean Cook and Pat Wedemeier, censores, and Viola Anderson and Carol Lang, duces carminum. When it is time to elect officers, the candidates for the vari- ous offices enioy draping sheets, like togas, around themselves and giving campaign speeches, with great oratorical flourish and was considered appropriate tries to uphold CentraI's Eagle in WW 1 Q wtf ' - ,gjgf , 'i2.1,g5 i 'fr fx. -1 i ,- A z.. Wgj, , , ' I I -' in Aquzlzjeu in their Roman Forum. Other highlights of the year include the musical program at Christmas, the mythological love stories and fortune telling at the Valentine program, the Roman birthday party, and senior farewell. At the last meet- ing of the year, pins are presented to those making the highest grade average in Latin, and certificates of merit are awarded pupils who kept an E average throughout the year. Officers second semester were: Jerry Freeman and Carolyn Saxton, consules, Ralph Rowe, praetor, Sondra Ewald, scriba, Mabel Young, quaestorp Judy Capps and Jean Metzler, aediles, Charles Hudson and Pat Wedemeier, censores, and Viola An- derson and Carol Lang, duces carminum. This club is a chapter of the Junior Classical League, a na- tional organization of students interested in classical studies. This spring the club joined with others in this part of the state in their regional convention at Rockhurst College. if LATIN CLUB Top Row: J T. Spotts, R. Rich- ardson, B. Boren, J. Collow, M. Smith, J. D. Christen, P. Buttram. Row 4' L. Owens, M. Briggs, F. Carney, J. McMani- gal, L Kenney, M. Reynolds, N Holt. Row 3- C. Davis, S. ffl- . .7 . 7 rf,-' ' . ., . f, T . 4 ., , .Mai J F.i'ri'kluncl. A Neal, J. McKee, I Kirkertdoll, N. Pope, M. Car tel Row Y Miss McLaughlin, V ttiikev, F Sanders, C. Lanq, B Howey D Bowie. Row l' S. ' Lonq F 1 Cook, P Hays, L. Blfvnfkv l Capps, D Eli, B llunzlviifl H Y Y 4 I J . T A FRENCH CLUB Top Row: E. Misenhelter, R. Palmer, J. Spangler, J. Cothran, R. Russell. Row 4: C. Hemphill, J. Smith, S. Stroud, S. Bratcher, S. Tunnel, J. Bart- lett. Row 3: M. Dudley, J. Conway, N. Holt, O. Sanders, C. Hull, H. Allish. Row 2: L. Sturgess, W. Ashmore, J. Bruton, M. Ghrist, L. Hood, P. Kimble. Row l: D. Millard, G. Hayes, E. Galloway, C. Dubois, P. Ebeling, B. Johnson, Miss Engel. aaencfa G 146 Merci! Merci! echoed down the halls. lt seemed to come from room 204. Further investigation proved that it wasn't someone pleading for his life, rather, Colette Dubois was thanking the French Club for naming her their honorary presi- dent. Aided by Colette's Parisian charm, French berets, and colored slides, the French Club maintained a very French-like atmosphere throughout the year. The officers were: Launa Lee Sturgess, president, Dale Mil- lard, vice-president, Linda Hood, secretary, Jane Smith, treas- urerp George Vertreese and Mary Ghrist, sergeants-at-arms, Joyce Bartlett, song leader, Miss Agnes Engel was club sponsor, and Launa Lee Sturgess, as president, automatically became a representative to the lnterlinguistic Council. The club's interest in life in France was stimulated by songs, skits and a dinner, with authentic French dishes, from the entree to the pastries, which was held at Pat Kimble's home. Everyone agreed there was no more delicious way to round out the year. 6001644 6 MA From Schnitzelbank to Schmierkase can best describe the German Club this year. Under the sponsorship of Miss Agnes E. Engel, they began the year's activities with songs and reports on German life. As their very special guest speaker for their Christmas program they had Wolfgang Rommel, Paseo's foreign exchange student. The Latin Club met with them for Wolf- gang's talk and afterwards they split up into their respective groups for refreshments. The officers for the first semester were: Ed Misenhelter, president, Toni Bolenbaugh, vice-president, and Kay Wilkinson, secretary-treasurer. The second semester officers were: Toni Bolenbaugh, presi- dent, Vance Gosney, vice-president, and Wayne Shipley, sec- retary-treasurer. The pet project of the second semester was a German dinner held at Kay Wilkinson's home. Central's own German student, Gudrun Friebe, planned the menu and who can forget that delicious dessert-apple strudel? To E. Fri Srr lol M. Pe J. Sa Ro E. M. C. HL Sc Fl I: il S 1 t I' F s C c f 5 c r l GERMAN CLUB Top Row: R. Brown, E. Misen- helter, D. Hesse, J. Keiter. Row 2: L. Olson, D. Blevens, T. Bolinbaugh. Row l: A. Biere, K. Wilkinson, J. Helm, Miss Engle, 'Q he es r1S air gn lf- ve 'et 'id si- ac- a fvn ho mp R.,-.v Mi Lockarnl, N. Galbraith r Vivni R. Teague, D. Sieury, J f--wc-tt C. Shaw, G. Jensen, G -with Raw 4: Mr. Rutledge, J. Cal luv, F Sims, D. Bowie, H. Kirmse M Anold. N. Holt, W. Boone, H Verre-no-td, D. Lyons. Row 3: G. Bates, 1 Douglass, S Miller, B. DeWalt, C Saxtcn J. McKee, K. Nelson, B. Gary Row 2. P Heer, A. Hill, S. Laughlin E Anderson, L. Collins, S. Mackey M, Ghrist, L. Hood, B Mallory. Row l C. Schneider, B. Kirtley, C. Winn, C Hull, E. Gilbert, S. Townsend, D Schulte, J. Stucker basil' eaufzfedlf eammillllee fmyzaaaed Gofeliefzia We want to make Central a friendly school has been the main objective of the Cafeteria Courtesy Committee, sponsored by the Student Council this year. The school leaders decided that the lunchroom is the only place during the day where students can relax and meet people, therefore we have striven to improve the atmosphere in the cafeteria. Tables were ar- ranged so that they would be smaller and give a better op- portunity forthe people at each table to get to know each other. John Charlton, first semester, and Barbara Mallory, second semester, were the general chairmen elected by the Student Council to be in charge of the program. There was also a chairman all year in hour four and hour five. The chairman for hour four was John Charlton and for hour five, Gordon Smith. Each lunch period had a captain at each end of the cafeteria whose iob it was to report misconduct to the chair- men. The captains were: first period, Slyvia Buchta and Marion Love, second period, Nolan Thompson and Sharon Stover, ? Q third period, David Lyons and ElDora Gilbert, fourth period, Judy Douglas and Beverly Kirtley. A host or hostess was elected by each table who was in charge of seeing that the table was clean for the next hour, that there were enough stools for each table and that the students at the table knew everyone, and to introduce any newcomers that should arrive. lf any misconduct was noticed by the captains, they reported to the chairman, who reported to our senior counselor, Miss Schaller, and then the host or hostess was notified and advised to make corrections. At the end of the year Miss Schaller reports that the cafe- teria shows a great deal of improvement in neatness and order- liness due to the year-long campaign. Another new addition to cafeteria procedure is the ten- minute breathing period on the terrace allowed those who so desire. This, too, has been handled in an adult manner and will be continued next year. Back Row: R. Steury, M. J Weltman, G Hamilton, C. Heclenskog, R Winegar, O. . Krueger, J. Cothran. Row 4: G Grimm, N, Thompson, G. C5alloway,.l Cessna, R Bliss, 'W 7 Blonsky Row 3 O. Sanders, P Roaik, S Reynolds, P. Parson D A Kearns, C. l'l0USlOn N Wilsoyt Row C. Nelligan J Borden, L. D Ciiesui, D. White. P Kaut, -Air fi J Paul, S Sli'-vcr P Corne- f nits J iimiion Row 1 A Vicirfen, M l.civL', D Snow- ' I rl'-n l iirtmplnell K Enloe' ,2.2?,f 5 lliirlttfi l Criitwi D V M-iislirill V fi M......... , ,....,... -... -W.-, W... M....,...,-..-W.. -.-M...-Keep... e f f 'V ' -.. . om-.. V , gy... .,, ,, .-,.-, um! , 1190? ' V 5 vw ' Y i L4 Sn' 1' - 1 sk ,,,.f,:g f F CHEERLEADERS Back Row: S. Warnock, R. Chaddock, N. Jay, L. Campbell. Row 2: C. Pritchard, S. Richerson. Front Row: J. Lassiter, G. Duren. pep G ai flauded gapfe S 12-ifli-ll New uniforms of royal blue skirts and white wool sweaters with blue emblems shaped in the form of megaphones, identi- fied Central's Pep Club for 1956-57. During the football season, forming letters on the football field to represent the opposing schools and our own Central High was popular half-time entertainment. The 210 members in their new uniforms made quite an impressive sight. On January 7, a chili dinner was held at the Southeast Presbyterian Church in honor of the football team. Ed Huff was chosen by the Pep Club as Mr, Football. During the basketball season, the Pep Club, as well as the student body, had fun as they presented clever assemblies to bolster school spirit. One assembly was a parody on the Night Before Christmas, while another assembly struck a different note as the girls presented the funeral of Central's competitors. PEP CLUB OFFICERS Back Row: A. Parkhurst, D. Davisson, At the close of the basketball season, the annual basketball dinner was held and John Hickman was elected Mr. Basket- ball. After the dinner, the group of Pep Club members and basketball players completed the affair by an evening of dancing at Teen Town. To be a member all that is required is o uniform and the promise to attend every game. At the beginning of the year, every girl is given 25 points, but for every game she misses 5 points are deducted, when all of her points are gone her em- blem is turned in and she is no longer a member. Central's cheerleaders really led a busy life during this school year of i956-1957. Not only did they yell their best at every football and basketball game, but they led cheers at all the pep assemblies promoted by the Pep Club, and at the foot- ball and basketball dinners. Top Row: N. Sodergren, S. Stroud, C. Morgenstern, J. Jenkins, S. Ewald, C. Noland, V. Anderson, S. Braddix. Row 4: B. Cooper, N. Hobart, S. Kenton, N. Peyton, D. Pryor, B. Barnes, J. Greaves, A. Hill. Row 3: B. Parker, C. Fishback, S. Woodrome, J. Burt, K. Burns, N. Blatt, R. Chaddock, P. Fitzpatrick. Row Miss Pinkerton, B. Sarrett. Front Row: 2: B. Hatcher, S. Yeager, E. Anderson, S. Pcmberton, D. Fowler, S. Nolan, L. Ferguson, D. Fettic. Row 1: K. Enloe, B. Dent, J. Hardy. C. Driscoll, C. Boyd, B. Underhill, L. McCubbin, D. Standley, D. Ferrel, S. Laughlin, J. Tosser. .MN . 2 , 1 G z ,gun Linn. y ff gf :II 31'- id of me ir, 5 n- iis CIT ill if- S. ll. Jw 7: , ff?-.-Y K Johnson, P Ebeling, C. Raf- wfw F We-Jierneier, J Blair, A. Potfer, M NW- Rn-.-y J' K. Woody, L. Hunt, J. f'. in-. .reysrr C. Comstick, P. Roork, N. fowhe- T. Goeking. Row 3: B Helms, - Boswell, M. Crossley, D. Melton, M. VV Il-cams. S. Stover, L. Hatcher. Row 2: J Jones. L Tally, C. fry, S. Wilson, C, Elliott K. Striker, G Hayes, J. Flournoy. K W I: D. Holdshoe, N, Paxton, P. Cor, X... VO ie-Ixus C Webster, D. Bishop, P. Rutan, U Potts, B. Mallory Top Row: B. Bliss, L. Sturgess, M. Dwyer, S. Buchta, S. Harris, J. Heigele, W. Piper, J. Pederson. Row 4: L. Cordry, B. Dent, D. Millard, C. Patty, C. Smith, N. Pope, D. White, K. Hampton. Row 3: P. Hensley, C. Saxton, P. Kimball, D. Rutherford, J. Bran- ham, M. Rocha, S. Raimos, M. Roberts. Row 2: C. Dubois, K. lhnow, S. Ward, A. McKinney, B. Cunningham, J. Sooter, S. McEntire, K. Quisenberry. Row i: J. Bal- lard, J. Stucker, B. Stucker, L. Hood, J. King, S. King, C. Hull, N. Shull. Top Row: B. Brewster, J. Zink, T, Pevler, D. Perry, J. Fette-rs, T. Bolenbaugh, S. Glauser, J. Dannenberg, D. Harris, M. Dudley. Row 4: K. Wilkinson, J. Emek, M. Ghrist, A. Rowley, S. Perkins, C. Gragg, P. Craig, C. Himes, J. Easterly, A. Parkhurst. Row 3: C. S noviec J McClelland, C. Mitche'l J Y , , . , . Carr, M. Prymus, L. McManigal, N. Holt, K. Gray, E. Ensminger. Row 2: K. Lee, C. Rowe, P. King, W. Fetter, G. Evans, N. Wilson, B. Gary, J, Meyer, M. Lehmann. Row l: P. Kciut, B. Jones, C. Word, K. W 'W r EP' X531 , Y HM' HEX? 3?-P PM 525' D Mosteller, V, Hiskey, L. Beaver, P. Correll, J McClanahor1. EE' it E-33' 313- J Q W . www W' FGM ' P igiw Z k FQ 9 i. l 7' ,AVf X 'Q - 1: ' f-fx A iv., wr,-f-M..,..,,.,., .....,-..., .,..,.nq.f1-f-,pa 3.3 -, - . --A,-W. A Y --n-- fr- - 9+ 4? X 4 -.2 . ff? . 1 f , ,ff 'pk ' .ff KJ, , x ,f ,X T1 g A ' ' fi- llg 'YY ff Q .,M,,,5 i i in in '0- fff lr ll .K f 'S V ' f K Nw UIQ? .W 70' WWW f ff f fa ,Lf f, , MMM, f ,ffff rl I 4, f V' ,-H-.M V f X, , , 4 ,, 'QW' , W , 'FN 4 -. . my 0 wilt ,Nfwf W' Qfai f, X jk- 5 62, . G , 3 rig X , E s ,A J, Z fn Wffpyx f Wy Qi ' V sv 2 1 , Z W B2 Q J s A - . Q , H Vi- , x.....i.,.,,.. .-11:1 . . sigh. Q N K I I I gk XY, i N K j .R ' 4 I i it .f i , . - . y g i n . t if rg gf ,M W Q 2 W Q-:Wwe is K my f V, S Q in l A- f y? pk! ,K S 1 3 qs by . y . SECOND TEAM FOOTBALL Top Row: J. McCrea, W. Hooks, Hall, H. Gray, L. Couzens, R. McCrea, J. Thompson, E. Lynk, D. Fuller, J. Robinson, W. Shipley, R. Gibbins, M. Jackson, J. Helm. Row 2: P. Jobes, T. Schwmdt, J. Baker, E. Evans, R. Brown, B. White, J. Hunt, L. Settle, J. Straws, R. O'Korn, E. Schwindt, L. Hove, M. Medlin. Row ls J. Green, A. Brown, J. Cobb, L. Caldwell, J. Mallet, B. Brauninger, L. Carter, G. Winfrey, P. Peterson, D. Tuckness, S. Bugette, C. Lineberry. Secancf in fed. Gene Hall and Larry Carter led the Eaglets' attack in scoring their next win, a 12-O victory over Paseo. Gene Hall scored in the second quarter on an eight-yard sweep play. Larry Carter tallied another touchdown for the Eaglets in the third quarter on a five-yard dive play. Central scored its fifteenth victory of the season by defeating Lincoln, 13-O. The game was a scoreless tie at the end of the first half. Jackie Green, halfback, made the first touchdown on a forty-five-yard re- verse play. Art Peterson kicked for the extra point. Central made another touchdown when Gene Hall scored on a fifteen- yard sweep play. The Eaglets met Southeast on the Southeast field. The game was a scoreless tie for three quarters. ln the last fifteen seconds of the game Southeast scored on an Hit 'em high, hit 'em low! Zi? eighteen-yard pass. The final score was Central, O, Southeast, 6. This game broke the Eaglets' skein of fifteen victories spanning two seasons. Manual forfeited to Central, so the score was Cen- tral, 2, Manual, O. The last game of the season was against Southwest. Larry Carter scored in the first quarter on a ten- yard dive play. Gene Hall scored again for Central in the second quarter with an eighteen-yard run. Southwest also scored in the second quarter and in both quarters of the last half. The final score was Central, l'2, Southwest, 20. The Eaglets ended the season with a 7-2 record. Central can be proud of the Eaglets and look forward to seeing many of them on the first team next year. The coaches, Mr. Ramsey and Mr. Liechti, should be congratulated for their inspired coaching. Where there's ca will . . . 4 VU . i , , -,.,s ' 5 J 1 ., , L 3 4, 1 1 55,5 1 -1 E y L f l CHESS cwa ' Top Row: E. Misenhelter, L. Powell, J. Daniels, D. Steury, J. Boyle. Row i 3: G. Hamilton, J. Duncan, L. Cald- well, L. Younger, W. Williams. Row 2: B. Brown, D. Blevins, D. Lyons, E. Lutes, G. Grimm. Row l: J. Cessna, B. Mallory, C. Lang, R. Bliss, D. Kniffin. I wwf? afraid 0 ad Chess, the game of kings, was learned and enioyed by some of Central's intelligent young Einsteins under the guidance of a volunteer instructor from the Kansas City Chess Club, Mr. Seifert. Although chess requires a good deal of planning and thinking, it is not necessarily restricted to the brains. Although chess originated in India a thousand years ago, Central's Chess Club has proven chess is modern and exciting. The club, founded by persons interested in the game, pro- vides a means whereby participants can learn the strategy of important moves. These fundamentals are then ,employed in inter-club games and at the meetings which are held every Tuesday after school. Chess Club officers this year were: David Kniffen, president, Don Clarke, vice-president, Carol Lang, secretary, and Lee Baird, sergeant-at-arms. Nacheaq 6 ai Robin Hood and his merry men have nothing at all on Central High School's Archery Club. The members of this club, although they do not practice in Sherwood Forest, are learn- ing all there is to know about bows and arrows. The boys get together on Wednesday after school with their sponsor, Mr. Slater, to share their knowledge about archery with each other. The members of the Archery Club made two trips to Swope Park during the fall of the year to make use of the park's archery range. The boys competed with each other in showing their archery skill. Kent Vick was high scorer on their first trip, and Central's own Little John, John Hayes, tallied high points on the clubs' second trip. The Archery Club made good use of the knowledge they had acquired during the school year by taking a real hunting trip in the spring. ARCHERY CLUB Back Row: Mr. Slater, N. Run V yan, K. Vick, D. Watkins, D Lyons, D. Wilson. Front Row R. Butler, J. Hayes, P. Ferrell f his C .1 X W J Carroll, T. Tucker, G. John- son, R. Brown, E. Hodges, R. Bradford. Coach: C. Liechti. 1 f F E rt S . . , 1 3 SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL Le-ft to right: A. Peterson, A. Bfown, C. Hardwick, T. Schwindt, R. O'Korn, T. Gates, ns, 1.3 , 5 ,, 4 sl imwml . ... . ,V ,. -. . ,...-me gaglelfi Zasyzeaience Led by their coach, Mr. C. D. Liechti, the Eaglets tallied a season record of four wins and sixteen losses. In league play they had a 2-9 record. On November 27, the Eaglets met North Kansas City at Southeast and were defeated 37-19. They fared better in their clash with DeLaSalle, however, scoring 38 points to DeLaSalle's 31. Against Redemptorist the Eaglets played an exciting game, ending with a 50-48 victory for Central. Fol- lowing this, the boys went to Liberty and lost there by three points, as Liberty chalked up 27 to Central's 24 points. On December 14, the Eaglets received another shakedown as they were defeated by Rockhurst, 38-20. The Raytown game the next week, though thrilling, was a heartbreaker as Raytown walked off with a one-point victory over Central. The score was 32-33. The Eaglets were defeated in their first two games of league play by Northeast, 35-46, and by Westport, 38-48, Again in who has in N non-league play with Pem-Day they lost, 47-61. The Eaglets gained their third triumph in the season as they drew a score of 45-28 over Van Horn, but they lost, 34-53, to Southwest the following week. Their next victory came in the Central-Southeast game. The Eaglets shook off Southeast with a 53-50 score. The Eaglets last four games ended in four successive losses, with Paseo, 42-44, Manual, 36-30, Lincoln, 38-51, and East, 18-32. This year's B Team showed some promising talent for next year's varsity. Terry Gates, a sophomore who scored 239 points this year for the Eaglets, was moved up to first team following the Lincoln Game. Gregg Johnson was another player with an impressive score. He totaled 127 points and carried an 8.5 average for the season. Though the record of wins was not as high as could be wished, all of the Eaglets deserve much credit for displaying such fine sportsmanship in all of their games. Don't iust stand there! 'WY J 9 I U- K A H-If K V ,W ,,T.,1, Central .. . Central . . Central . . Central .. Central. .. Central . . Central ...., .. Central Central.. ,rlr . .. Central . . .. .. Central Central ., .. . . Central .. Central .. .. . John scores two. Fancy footwork! eenliaal .feague Qamei Central .. .. U53 fvan-.feczgue Qamed Reqionaf 7aufLnamenZ':L Central .,,.r .. .. ...6O, Southwest . . .. 54 Central ..r,rrr .. rr.. 5l, Rockhurst .49 Central. .. .. ,.,.,.r. 30, Paseo . 37 Northeast . 47 Westport 36 Van Horn 54 Southwest .. 47 Southeast . 68 Paseo . . 46 Manual . . . 44 Lincoln 71 East 37 De LaSalle. . 23 Redemptorist . . 31 Liberty . . 32 Rockhurst . . . 38 Raytown . .. 42 Pem-Day .. . .. 59 Hope Mom's watching! Just a little higher. the first quarter which was consistantly augmented until the end of the game when the scoreboard registered a 37-7l defeat for Central. This was the worst defeat of the season for the Eagles. The Eagles finished the lnterscholastic League season by defeating East. The Eagles tied Paseo for third place in the lnterscholastic League. All Centralians are proud of John Hickman, a three-year let- terman, who was not only captain of the City All-Stars but a member of the State All-Star team. In recognition of John's outstanding ability, the Dr. Di Renna Trophy, the highest honor that can be awarded a Kansas City high school athlete, was given to Central for one year 73 CROSS COUNTRY Back Row: C. Fulton, C. Kimble, A. Lewis, Mr. Roitman. Front Row: R. Smith, L. Winfrey, F. Sims, J. Jay. 7ecam Wen! a 70am ln the 880-yard run, Bob Jadlow took second, and Clarence Fulton tied for second in the high jump. Tom Moss tied with Snyder, Southeast, and Carlton, Southwest, for first place in pole vaulting. On May 2, Central competed with Northeast and East. Burgette, 440-yard, Winfrey, mile, Owsley, 220-yard, Moss, pole vaulting, and Fulton, high jump, placed first for Central. Second for Central were Miller, high hurdles, Owsley, l00-yard, Simms, Mile, Jadlow, 880 run, and Central took second in the 880 relay. Central placed first, Northeast second, and East third in the meet. The State Meet was held May 17 and 18, and the City Meet May 23 and 24. Every year, in the fall, an interscholastic cross-country track meet is held, The course, which is about two miles in length, starts at Southeast High School, and continues through Swope Park, around the zoo and back to Southeast. Each school has a team of seven players. The team's score is made up of the scores of its first five runners. The team with the lowest score wins. This year eight schools were represented by fifty-six runners. Our team was considered a bright pros- pect for first place by most track savants. Unfortunately, Clar- ence Fulton, Central's key man, was taken ill while running the race. As a result of this he finished fortieth. Here is the list of Central's runners and their finishing positions in the race: Freddie Sims, 5, Larry Winfrey, 9, Carl Kimball, 17. This ain't easy! '21 'aw- , M I . K V, :Lf 5 W , 3, ' ff, ' , k ,, , W '- Jack be nimble . . . I P, 6,7 Mx ' . ' if I 'X A ,I 1 .jg if I , M, W I t 1 L' i 1qq,,h, ,, ,i I , 1 9 4 -4- ,Z ' , K 'W ze 5 s':.!Qf . i ,. , 'U- L f 5 'lit 934' fl -42... in 41 ,. ' ll tk l f ., ltr ,Y . t M, so f f . 5 ' f ff, H HOCKEY SPORTSDAY 1, -if 1? Q, NJ A Wi QQ' P Y in QQQWYI . 5 i Z ' Back Row: L. Mabrey, S. Appleby, S. Milberger, B. Williams, Miss Jones, B. 1 1 V ' V Sanders, S. Wilson, N. Hendrix, W. , ermillion. Front Row: C. Hill, G. Cockrell, G. Smith, P. Montgomery, S. Austin, N. Rawlins, K. Winingar. Not in Picture: M. Merfen, N. Richardson. W, Central is proud to say that her girls' sportsday teams again went undefeated this year in hockey and basketball. In the maintaining of such a record, a great deal of credit goes to Miss Jones and Miss Purnell, who train the girls and teach them to enioy the sport in which they are participating. The hockey sportsday was held at Northeast High School and Central was matched with Van Horn and Manual. ln the first game with Manual, the starting lineup was, forwards: Myrna Merfin, Glada Cockrell, Wanda Vermillion, Penny Mont- gomery, Lois Mabrey, halfbacks: Georgia Smith, Sharon Aus- tin, Nancy Richardson, fullbacks: Charlotte Hill, Sharon Wilson, goalee: Sue Appleby. Central, after five minutes of play, swept through Van Horn's defense to make the first goal. Before Van Horn could recover, Wanda Vermillion tallied another BASKETBALL SPORTSDAY Back Row: J. Anderson, S. Ap pleby, N. Richardson, M. Jones, B. Sanders, B. Williams, N Rawlins. Row l: C. Hill, C Webster, P. Mcn'g'Jmery, C Ralslin. Not in Picture: M Carter, L. Mabrey. Spaalftcfaq 7eamA goal for Central. The second half began with five penalty corners taken near Van Horn's goal. Penny Montgomery scored the third point for Central. When the game had ended, Central had scored twice again, making the final score 5-0. Substitutes for the Manual game were: forwards, Karen Winingar, Naomi Rawlings, Barbara Williams, halfbacks, Bar- bara Sanders, Nancy Hendrix, fullback, Sharon Milberger. The first goal was not gained easily, but Naomi Rawlins slipped through Manual's defense to score. Karen Winingar made a second goal before the half ended. During the second half, Central scored once again making the final score 3-0. Penny Montgomery made five of the eight goals in the two games. The captain of the team, Sharon Austin, was presented with a long-stemmed red rose, as an award for victory. 'ffl Q , '52 . , S? ' ' gp c' ! N , X is ss his fi V X J is mr f , is f HL, ,gs ' X V X 4 lty ed ral en :xr- he ed a ilf, ny es. a 9 X. X - ff ri SPORTSDAY MANAGERS Back Row: P. Hays, G. Cockrell, P. Cornelius, W. Vermillion, K. Winingar. Front Row: C. Hill, P. Montgomery, G. Smith, N. Hendrix. azz zfmeeymzece Basketball sportsday was also a great success. The games were played at Van Horn and Central was scheduled to play Southwest and Westport. The starting lineup against South- west was: forwards, Sue Appleby, Charlotte Hill, Nancy Rich- ardsong guards, Jackie Anderson, Carol Ralstin, Barbara Sanders. Southwest whizzed through Central's defense to make the first basket, but Central showed her superiority in the first quarter by gaining 15 points to Southwest's 9. Though the entire game was nip and tuck, Central had the upper hand with such players as Barbara Williams, Naomi Rawlins and Nancy Richardson. The final score was 33-22. The starting lineup on the guards' end for the clash with Westport was Sue Appleby, Carol Ralstin and Barbara Sanders, and during part of the game, Lois Mabrey, Charlene Webster and Jackie Anderson played the guard position. Central's team it 41 389 'B W , r s , g WM,-W 1. C. I Q.. f we -262' f - Vin put Westport to shame by racking up an 8-0 lead before the end of the first quarter. During the second and third quarters, Central was way ahead with scores of 16-2 and 24-7, respec- tively. The final score was 31-13, Central. High scorer for both games was Barbara Williams who made almost half the points. Sportsday is regarded as one of the most rewarding days of a girl's life in sports. After previous weeks of hard practice, the teams rise at an early hour on a Saturday morning and meet at a chosen school. Competing with the most highly skilled girls from each school adds new interest to the game, and gives great satisfaction at having won the game, as both of Central's sportsday teams did this year. Girls deserving mention are the managers who prepare charts and schedules for after-school games and who make sure that there are referees and scorekeepers on the iob. ,7 Af V f ,Z .f 2, W4 X I SOFTBALL PROSPECTS Top Row: G. Smith, Miss Jones, P. Montgomery, N. Hendrix. Row 2: M. Arnold, M. S. Carter, S. Appleby, N. Ainsworth, P. Cor- ,WM A If V nelius. Row 1: W. 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M-N Qwwmw-wswvlxww 1 wfwfmf ww-wx um 4 :W 15, Ek mwgffmv Y, X Nw f 4 f, Aww is W ww: 4 , ,f Y ' S Q Z 2 1 4 ,: ky , W X x 1 X Z' X 4 y 47 Z xx f f f f v elf my N JW, 'xl . -Q. wx Www WfSWNYj7ax+Wmw7f3Nw5v fs N W , X -wx H Q Y 'M-:QS f X Sf? f 4 Q X gg, :gg yf G2 -.-......--,,...--x.-,i...,1,.q..,,.w-,........-f,.---.. .gf-.-.v-,Q-..:3-,.,,,,,,..,.,,,.... V H 4,w.,,,..,,v :..q..,..,-,,J. 5 K . M- ,i.,.,., .....m..a.Q...-,.- --'..i.,......v....,..-.,. .,,..,... Q-. , Book '7!w.-ae ORGANIZATIONS He lives twice, who is able to find delight in the life that is past. Martial They say f'Two's company-three makes a crowd. But we, as teen-agers, rebel, for we can embrace three times three dozen if they belong to any Organ- ized group with Officers, a Program, and a Spirit of working together. These are the Heart of the Student Body and the Throbs of our Oneness will provoke nostalgia in the years ahead. Mr. Schmitt and Christmas choir. I f S 84 ,Ph - + xx - lI.l 4 1 fx 7 N X if U -H E: TL' .ii 8 ff., .. W f 1 fgffyl 60,7 VW g . 1 if 7 ff, , f , M ,N . .R X t ' . ff . wt AW Ah f , ,f . . .,. .., .-....... .LAW Qi..- -..L f Honor Society Pin R .. ' ,f V , 50 -1- is ,f5'?675'if,jf,f' 1. 'fir Z ,. ' if 235 I ,fi 27 , . .wa f J, W.. fs gl 4... ,I 2 v-ls it 'q......- , XY f .L ,MA .. . .,',.1 X 7 f , f ff 4. 79' 1. VWQMM.:-f . Mes Vg! 7' ' 0 wi, f f ' ' S Q h GOLD MEDAL: Top Row: B. Brown, B. Wennesten, S. Appleby, N. Holt, D. Blevins. Row 2: S. Milberger, R. Windes, D. Potts, S. Austin, F. Edwards. Row 7: J. Hardin, A Parkhurst, N. Richardson, J. Spotts, B. Johnson. eenliaafi Janna Sacie Pink and white carnations, gold pins, and the strains of Dear Old Central characterized the last Honor Society as- sembly of the year. The seniors, who wore white carnations, were honored by being seated on the stage. Some of them have retained their fourteen-point grade standard every semester of their high school career. Certainly an achievement to be proud of! Fourteen scholastic points for two successive semesters are the requirements for membership in Central's distinguished Honor Society, and entitles such persons to the bronze pin of the Society. Four semesters entitles the student to the silver pin. And seven semesters of such a high grade average rates the coveted gold medal which the Society presents to the winner in the last of the bi-annual assemblies. Those seniors who have maintained a 3.10 grade average graduate with Distinction and have one pearl in their gold pin. Those with a 3.50 aver- age have two pearls ond graduate with High Distinction, while those who have a 3.65 grade average wear a pin with three pearls and graduate with Highest Distinction. The Fall assembly, planned by the officers of the Society, Miss Evelyn McLaughlin, who is chairman of the committee of faculty sponsors, and Mr. Marshall, featured Mr. Bill Vaughn from the Kansas City Star as guest speaker. Special music was provided by the Central singers. At this time, also, the two and four semester members were presented with certificates for their respective pins. SILVER MEDAL: Top Row: M. Weltman, T. Bradley, W. Wolf, T. Schwindt, R. Bland, D. White, H. Jensen, H. McGilton, D. Steury, N. Thompson. Row 4: B. Sanders, P. Wilson, J. Fetters, L. Sturgess, R. Duncan, W. Shipley, T. Bolenbaugh, G. Vertreese, C. Vaughan. Row 3: P. Wedemeier, D. Davisson, E. Palmer, K. Striker, K. Bushnell, S. Stover, S. Tunnell, D. FitzGerald. Row 2: B. Williams, A. Beningfield, L. Blankenship, S. Warnock, S. Richerson, N. Jay, J. Bartlett, S. Buchta, B. Uthe. Row l: V. Hiskey, P. Parsons, P. Ebeling, S. Saymour, P. Morris, L. Hood, C. Saxton, B. Parker. sk ,J 7 V in--ax Ts Qu. ew 5 xgt f sf 2 We .., MK NT' 'no V' '11 1 '? V4 W4 6, 2? ze 5 V, is. S V1.0 f . 9 A i Va, 2 Q . GC J. ri: J E I F C s 4 t t C I l I Lk Q .ii 5 A -'5 . ,. it it 2 ' 1 ,G ,- ,.,.. ...V nw-Y' X 1 gf, p v at 3, W . xg- Q? is 1 s kf vu-4. C. W4 -y f ' . s ef T.. f Q T gk V K . y , 5 fi 'few Zt- it , nr 'FS . .s X . V 4 xx vt: ,f 5 fr 'N AN X . , - I . ., 'SMU f L ,wi Q., -I lan' ' V L sn' ,C f was X v i .vig I ' ,' K L N.. ' Nr GOLD MEDAL: Top Row: B. DeFoor, R. Tillmon, J. Freeman, E. Pyatt, B. Stover. Row 2: OFFICERS J.L't,D.Clk,B.Wh'tk,L.Tll,J.Wht.R t:K.Nl,J. , KVMTSZJSSLI J' Cesare? B' Mallollyci er G Y eo on ow eson Standing: S. Appleby, E. Pyatt, B. Whitaker. Seated: A. Parkhurst Rewafacfd Scfaalaftllic 4511! The officers elected last tall were: Amy Parkhurst, president, Bill Whitaker, vice-president, Everett Pyatt, secretary, and Sue Appleby, treasurer. Because the Honor Society is open to any student and the purpose is to further academic achievement, assembly programs are the only activities ot the Society. When transfer students come to Central from another Kan- sas City high school, they are treated in the same manner as Central students-two semesters of fourteen points permit them to be on the Honor Society. Those from outside the school dis- trict must maintain fourteen points one semester after entering Central. If they do so, all their grades are given full credit, 77-'vc and they are placed in the proper group of the Society. The speaker at the spring assembly was Mr. Warren Lovinger, president ot Central Missouri State Teachers' College at War- rensburg. The assembly opened with a processional accom- panied by the band, and a violin solo was played by Amy Parkhurst. At the beginning of each Honor Society program, members repeat the following pledge, led by Mr. Marshall: I pledge myself to do everything in my power to uphold the high ideals of Central High School, and l promise always to endeavor to maintain scholastic standards worthy of my ability. BRONZE MEDAL: Top Row: C. Wilcox, R. Clause, L. Hove, D. Jones, J. Eckhardt, D. Austin, J. Carroll, E. Evans, G. McCright, R. Steury, J. E. McDonald. Row 4: D. Kniffin, A. Peterson, L. Johnson, J. Hunkeler, S. Ewald, L. Wolf, S. Owen, T. Morris, R. B. Smith, L. Park, P. Roark. Row 3: J. Dannenberg, J. Easterly, S. Glauser, W. Fetter, B. Cooper, A. Rowley, A. McKinney, W. Piper, B. Park, L. Blonsky, G. Grimm, D. Harris, T. Goeking. Row 2: J. Zmek, V. Hobbs, M. Norbury, M. Lehmann, S. Baker, M. Dwyer, J. Burt, M. Roberts, P. Hensley. Row T: J. Metzler, V. Anderson, E. Harris, S. Burasco, A. Hawkins, D. Snowden, J. Hodson, P. Montgomey, S. Scotten, J. Hefter, C. Lang, D. Bowie, L. Beaver, hunn'I I f ff J., X Y X. OFFICERS Back Row: Miss Alton, Mr. Miller. Front Row: J. T. Spotts, E. Viers, B. Johnson, J. Freeman, L. Hudson. f W 7 .fm .' , X W W2 J . 7 A' Q J 5 Z, Q' v 5 , f A f l I 5' W 4? J 9 2 4 MSL J W W I 4 . of X I !! W f,?M.W xg W ,,., ., ,rx I W . ,P K M I if : 'A V we N ' - X Q eww mf t f 'ff . , V ,MQ Z F i P X X s . J 'ss if 'wif J 1 J ,,. r V fi 1 W .QW ,f f M 7 if 52 , tex, M fy , , f 7, ff' Y ' f If H Q V .... s 1 . K 'Z' ,V ,pdl ' W K V I I I X A ,f'i.M.W f . - f. ' ,w . X .I ' 1 g ' 1 ig? W .T K 4 .. I., ... I ,ity . . ..., Q, V WM , ' .'.wP' F? rx 23 V I .. WW I, swf .sz few f J . ,W ,gyj 1,5 , 1 'f ' 4 aww. 3 W e ,. . 'V ,Q f ' M f S' J Q f f 'W 1 f 0 W W N f , ff f My Jeffersons exercised their vocal chords! ' feffeaiand in glock ancf ZUfaile Alagazoo-Alagazoo-Alagazoo Gaza, the club yell, helped carry the Central Jefferson Club through a memorable and suc- cessful year. The activities began the week before school under the lead- ership of first term president, J. T. Spotts, when the Jeffersons held a weiner roast and party with the Delphians. Ping-pong, badminton, croquet, and dancing served to entertain everyone. The first day of school many rushees and members flocked to Ralph Rowe's house to enioy a combination of hot dogs, potato chips, and other refreshments at a coke party. The annual Wyandotte game chili supper with the Delphians was held at the Linwood Y. Rides to and from the game were provided for the rushees. In October, the Jeffersons and Delphians sponsored a hay ride at Benjamin Stables and later that month, Delphian rushees held a party for the members and rushees of both clubs. The Jeffersons, with Edwin Viers leading the club, went through lntersociety proudly displaying black and white as their new club colors. The dignitaries elected for lntersociety were: Don Coomer, song leader, Jerry Freeman, standard bearer, Bob Johnson, medal pinner, and J. T. Spotts, cup bearer. Top Row: J. Carroll, H. Jensen, B. Johnson, K. Houghton, R. Mauch, W. Mathison, T. Jesmore, L. Branham. Row 3: D. Frazier, D. Kniffin, R. Winegar, L. Cline, J. Munden, J. Freeman, G. Jensen, L. Hudson. Row 2: H. McGilton, R. Rowe, D. Coomer, D. FitzGerald, J. T. Spotts, G. McDonald, E. Viers, R. Oliver. Row 1: C. Bryan, J. Orvis, R. Duncan, A. Luther. 1 f.,. f' X , Mr if Q ' 9 .141 X, . ., V Q f V. if cg-.mv fy W3 N sassy K ,,,,.me l yr fy. 4 F 5 Www .... . J .4 X ..,,,,. f-J.. . v if I .-Q 219 if ,wwf .ly f . f .5 f f , L X, , ' ,,f , 3-.fftffnmf , f if .M fm , ' ,, f 3 f ..f ' ' .f .41 lr f if, ,ff 172 rf 2 if 5 .f S- it Waiting eagerly and gaily! W , WIN, ' . f sQ,.f.J4 nf , s- im!! , . ,f fff . fy OFFICERS S. Stover, C. Hull, J. Wheaton, P, Dalton, C Ralstin f25eQzfzian4 14 i ungafziand ln the middle of August the girls of Delphian welcomed their rushees with a Little Girl party, complete with ice cream cones, pink lemonade, animal cookies, that really stood up, balloons, and suckers. Guests, dressed as little girls, performed for their hostesses, President Carol Hull and the Delphian members. A week before school began the girls of DLS and their brothers, the Jeffersons, together held a wiener roast with Jacque Wheaton, lntersociety representative, the hostess. Ping- pong, badminton, and dancing provided everyone with a good time. Before the Wyandotte game the Delphians and Jeffersons held their annual chili supper, this year at the Linwood Y build- ing. Off to the game and then to return to a slumber party at the home of Kathy Striker, for DLS only. Instead of exchanging gifts at Christmas, the girls of DLS enjoyed the spirit of giving by contributing money to the fund for Hungarian refugees in America. Pat Dalton, the president, saw to it that everything went smoothly. Dignitaries chosen for lntersociety were: Sharon Stover, song leader, Jacque Wheaton, medal pinner, Carolina Shinn, stand- ard bearer, Carol Hull and Pat Dalton, Delphi, Jackie Anderson and Barbara Sanders, flower girls, Carol Ralstin, Carole Meg- erson, and Gudrun Friebe, honorary presidents, and Naomi Rawlins, pianist. Top Row: K. Masteller, T. Goeking, S. Warnock, A. Beningfield, B. Sanders, J. Fetters, J. Anderson, N. Rawlins, C. Hull Row 2: J. Bradley, J. Zibung, G. Friebe, P. Morris, S. Wilson, S. Stover, N. Paxton, R. Bush, S. Reynolds. Row l: H. Allish, K. Howerton, C. Ralstin, C. Shinn, J. Wheaton, M. Reynolds, K. lhnow, K. Striker, J. Cook. A-f s OFFICERS Back Row: J. Hickman, C. Kimball. Front Row: L. Greenwood, J. Morris, A. Wilwerding. , Twfa? fb' 'f Modern Ben Franklins! Qacmklini Paaiae Sideaa In a final burst of speed and energy, the Franklins whizzed across the line dividing oblivion and existence and once more became a full-fledged literary society at the beginning of the second semester. Franklins demonstrated their leadership when Intersociety Representative Gordon Carr was elected president of the Intersociety Council. Backing him up was first term Pres- ident and Chief Sage Allan Wilwerding. Second term Inter- society Representative, Big Jim Morris, led the Franklin men through a round of traditional stag parties at friendly Adair Park. Franklin again this year furnished Central with a great abun- dance of athletic ability. They were especially proud when fourth term President John Hickman placed on the first team All-State basketball squad. ln all, twenty-one Franklins par- ticipated in varsity sports. When Intersociety approached, Presidents Larry Greenwood and Carl Kimball led the buff and brown through the many call meetings, song practices, paper boxing, and other prepa- rations for the great event. For Minerva day the guys dressed in dazzling green and white in honor of their sisters. Afterwards, the Minnies enter- tained the big guys with a delicious dinner and rousing party. The dignitaries elected for Intersociety were: Walter Hook, song leader, Bob Jones, standard bearer, Larry Greenwood, medal pinner, Carl Kimball, poor Richard, Joe Ozorkiewicz, cup bearer, and Dick Slavens, Allan Wilwerding, and Richard Milne, co-pianists. Top Row: J. Hickman, C. Kimball, A. Wilwerding, T. Moss, R. Dahl, D. Moore, R. Jones, J. Morris. Row 3: R. Powell, J. Ozorkiewicz, M. Magel, J. Harmon, R. Milne, L. Foster. Row 2: W. Hook, B. Kessler, D. Slavens, L. Greenwood, K. Stone, B. Pasley. Row 7: F. Bradford, L. Carter, R. Fiske, L. Corine, G. Fraley, D. Tuckness. Y J X is 'K .,, ,mf ,,. 2 s , s N.. I' SFWCN 6? f,,1ff, ff 13 Qi!! f Wi ff! ,V ,M - f ,. 3 1 ,, 1 f max ? mm 2 W Q' A 2 , X ull OFFICERS Back Row: Mr. Rutledge, Miss Davis. Front Row: B. Whitaker, W. Brede' meier, B. Brown, L. Kincaid, K. Logan. WV' W, aff 7 ,,,, 16010 Alas, one in every group! Zmea4an4 Game in Secancf Fight on for Emerson! When this standard song was heard, everyone know the boys in blue and gray were on their way. The Emersons, for their first event of the year, braved the icy waters of Lake Tarsney to enioy a rip-roarin' swimmin' party. President Larry Kincaid led the boys not only in swim- ming, but also in eating lots of luscious red melon at a water- melon feast, which followed the swim. With President Wally Bredemeier wearing out his socks and lntersociety Representative Bob Brown beating out the rhythm the holiest event of the year, a sock dance, was held with the Thalians at the Linwood Y. A wild football game was played during President Bill Whit- Top Row: L. Mansker, L. Allen, R. O'Korn, H. Medlin, J. Eckhardt R. And aker's administration. With no casualties either to members or rushees, the event was indeed a success. During pledge week, the Emersons, along with the Thalians, enioyed a breakfast at Barbara Mallory's home. Everyone also enjoyed the pledge party held at Jim Eckhardt's. Under the leadership of Keith Logan, the blue and gray knights began to work diligently to retain possession of the gold cup which was proudly won the previous lntersociety. For Thalian day, the guystwore gold and white for the Daisies. The dignitaries elected for lntersociety were: Wally Brede- meier, song leader, Jerry Foote, standard bearer, Bob Brown, cup bearer, Larry Kincaid, medal pinner, and Jim Eckhardt, Emersonian. rson R Miller Row 4 R B wn D Jones G Johnson J Helm E Huff R. , e . . . : . ro , . , . , . , . , Owsley, G. Muza. Row 3: K. Logan, J. Foote, M. Redpath, D. Blevins, J. Smith, N. Thompson, Row 2: C. Lineberry, W. Bredemeier, D. Chullino, L. Schwab, A. Peterson, L. Rohovit, J. Jay, L. Miller. Row 7: Kincaid, B. Denman, B. Whitaker. if 69 Sdn- M , . ,. . ..,. MN..- ,. ... W ..-y,.,,, M, as 5 N W 5 'S K 5 , Qkjlx W' W 3 1 1 I f 1 x songs. ories to e of Pat ontgom- n made nd Blue lue car- Rosalie ery Sue Parsons Hiskey, R. ll, S. Mil- - .f 1' ,., f -.. ... vfksf A .N M . I f' ' ly- A- ' ' ., ,Q lr .fl -, . , . FORMAL ESSAY g 'TZ 74 fn .L x-3 f . 'UW , , , , , iw 1 sf- k P52 A. f lNroRMAL ESSAY gg ' S.-' '21 K ' Q: TT al 1 . I swf 4 lx hir PsnsoNAL NARRATIVE 'C' A W, ,H , sp. 4. fr .-..... l A ' l . l , 1 A L l PREPARED sPEEcH tr 'Q 9 5 , gf- 4 VA, . l f F . 1 , A l 'V 'sy 'F DECLAMATION A L4 ' -'cv .3 Q AN ' C.J.C. D.L.S. C.F.C. B. Johnson P Morrls C. Klmhall W L. Hudson J. Wheaton R. Mllne I J Spotts J. Fetters A. Wllwerdung I J. Freeman N Rawllns M Maqel 1 R. Duncan K. Strlker J Marras G. Jensen C Shrnn F Bradford 0. ff -L i 4' it H' -1 V' XY r' ' 'T ,137 '17 ' 7 If X .4 , 'W . ' ,. ,V Z v-lf'm?f ' ' fiat. , Q . S.. 'A' y f f 1 'vw 'Q- A X l'ff'7'l ly mf , .Mr X ...--ff ,. , ' Ay, y A.. A..- lf ,R 1- ' .Lf ' A Q . A in A A , 4, Y s , .,, im A 1 A . ' , 1 L A 4 S-v , 'A' .4 1'-'f 41 ' . .' Q fx.. M K ar' vXA.y,.c,,, AL 'SAN tgfzgmq.. .-A sr. . 1. 'N f 1' E : A . I , 1 Lf . W as T 2 I .. L 1. f ' M.L.S. C.W.C. A.L.S. J. Mayfield E. Dwyer C. Brown L. Johnson G. Fawkes M. Goodman P. Wederneler R. Clause S. Ewald B. Helms J, Charleton K. Enloe A Parkhurst M. Weltman S Buchta D. Daylsson P Blackwood L. Cardry .ynllefzdaciellq eanlledllanlld DECLAMATION l. A Chapter un Reyelatlonsn 2, The Man Who Ca 3. The Speech Judges Nightmare Linda Cordry, A.L.S. l. me to Dlnner Pat Blackwood, C.W.C Carolyn Shlnn, D.L S. 3. Fl ,.y . 4 pm. M.. I, th 7 ,,.... , wr! A sv A fm 6' Mg l . iv ' 4' 1 ,W Z JFK hw .W X he x J I WW lkx C.E.C. L. Klncald D Blevens B Brown B. Whltaker N Thompson A Peterson FORMAL ESSAY 11 Ja an 'il so T if . lf' I F- . QW I if uff,-.. , ys. 3' - A, T.L.S. C. Pritchard L. Hood B. Mallory R. Bradshaw J. Lasslter L Sturgess O 371-. 'I 1 uiily- 4 S.L.H. T. Bolenbaugh S. Jones L. Cartwright S. Austln S. Appleby C Hull l Beaten but lJnhowed PREPARED SPEECH 7 'lnght of Freedom 1 l 1 Z ' Gene Amy Parkhurst, M LS iylvna Bachta, ALS A Mesa Verde Jacque Wheaton, D L S 2. Man's Mysterious Mlnd Llnda Johnson, MLS. Nuclear Reaction Larry L Hudson, CJC INFORMAL ESSAY l America Can Have a Tremendous Future Barbara Mallory, T L S 2 The First to Duc Tho Boat of l-lapD1nCSS-'X Nolan Thar'nD5O lf CVE-C 3 7 'Strenath In Slflfful PensoNAL NARRAIIVE I My llttle fxAOY'1ltl'lfl' ' 'I tflflnlll- If l'll'lllllY Betty Helms, M LS Inhn Charlton, C.W C lf,-my l'rl'cr'nOrl, C .l C I-tolnert E Brown, k F C ORIGINAI. VERSE l Oval lNar 2 Lute 3 'Nocturnal Mwlnelil' lnrl X lvlnl mtl my.. Mfntwlll llllt. lull.--.lll..l,ll Spotts, C If LFKV. Ml, 'sl ll wit C, I ,,,,,5 V X J eff' ,iffy X d fe 52? . ff' Q ,, ,of f Q fff f n ,, K , ,fir WWW- W 4W ' X X if 9, Z! Z 1 ff Q! if f W, I? vf I f, ,Q , V7 0, 4 4 Sw f QY45 ,JA jfs 'f' ef Qsf' N ul' mia, f l ' -ff ,V N' Q f A i'4 M T'fZfWx lop Row We're proud ol you! Nice iob, Fred! Row 3g CEC serenodes TLS We love our lwrovln-,, Row 4 'Nf- hav? 0 winnerl Rose ond Silver of DLS Row 2. Run, Cliff, run! ' All hoil Aflvonicml' Row l. Please watch tho clurecforl SLH greets Chculohe, E tfg, LN QQ X! Top Row: B. Fulton, M. Young, A. Arndt, A. Biere, J. Hukill, J. Hukill K. Wilkinson. Row 4: R. Windes, N Vertreese, N. Holt, J, Kelton, S. Tunnel, J. Kempker, Miss Cornell Row 3: B. Underhill, C. Headen, C Fry, G. Bates, M. Peyton, K. Bush- nell, J. Meyer. Row 2: P. Martin M. Dwyer, P. Gensler, S. Stover, S. Madison, C. Davis, S. Strickland Row l: D. Holdshoe, P. Downs, D Snowden, J. Flournoy, C. Houston C. Lang, D. Marshall. I 1 1 W- '7een4 gel' at fzecafacf Y-Teens really polished the apple for teachers this fall, for they left a rosy-cheeked Jonathan on each instructor's desk with a neat leaf-card bearing Y-Teens. The annual membership campaign lasted a week and fea- tured a new theme each day. The grand climax was a coke party in the girls' gym, to which every girl in school, new or veteran, was invited. The result of the drive was 80 new Y-Teen members-the largest membership in Kansas City. The Y-Teen Club has three goals. They are to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. A Y-Teen is also a member of the YWCA. During the Christmas holidays Y-Teens and their beaux at- tended a formal dance at the downtown Y. Bill Crouse and his band provided the very danceable music. This year Y-Teens' new sponsor was Miss Elsie Cornell. Miss Cornell worked with Miss Martha Ireland who was the adult sponsor from the downtown Y. The officers for the year were: Jackie Flournoy, president, Ramona Windes, vice-president, Beverly Underhill, corresponding secretary, Sharon Stover, re- cording secretary, Judy Meyer, treasurer, and Kay Wilkinson and Delores Caesar, inter-club council representatives. March marked the beginning of the annual money-raising campaign. That' Golden Crumble candy sold like hot cakes! Spring fashions were an interesting subject for early spring, and a Macy's fashion expert was just the person. Tips were given in April for the job-conscious girls seeking summer em- ployment. ln May, the typical month for banquets, Y-Teens had their annual banquet for their mothers or parents. The program included the installation of officers for T957-1958. The last big get-together was a picnic held in honor of the Y-Teens from the junior building to encourage their future membership in Y activities. Y-Teens have proved that the club that works and prays together, stays together! Top Row: L. Francis, D. Harris, I.. Cartwright, R. Bliss, P. Heer S. Perkins, B. Brewster, l.. Bos ton. Row 4: J. Lunberg, P Kimble, C. Dubois, B. De Foor G. Robinson, F. Edwards, L Gregg, Row 3g C. Himes, N. Waldren, R Chaddock, D. Bow- man, M Dudley, K. Nelson, P Parsons. Row 2. D. Caesar, M Buchanan, B Woods, C. Nelli- gan, P, Kaut, J Pool, l.. Hood Row l: M. Love, P, Fitzpatr' , C. Hull, S Mackey, D. Bolinger, K Quisenberry, 5 Baker EFS: ent, Fe- SOD ing ies! ng, ere em- ens I'he the ure lub HORIZON CLUB Bock Row' T. Bolenbaugh, M Tillery, L. Francis, M. Buchan- an, B. Barnes. Row 4: L. Rice, J. Carr, C. Rolstin, P. Mont- gomery. Row 3: R. Waltcher, S, Jones, P. Cornelius, P Becker, Mrs. E. W. Zenor, Row 2: L. Stuart, P. Hays, D. Potts, J. Sooter, S. Austin. Row l: P. Correll, S. Kenton, F. Carney, S. Pemberton. Nos... .aw if 7 B A 'T' QQ 2 M. fb is . f, z . M if L.. I i . f I 4 ,N , M ,Q v , X vf4 :,.,, W W ,go 'PV Jifaazyan em The Horizon Club encourages high school girls in out-of-door camping and counseling and civic activities. This year, the Central Club has participated in the United Funds, contributed to Care for Hungarian relief, and provided toys for under- privileged children. ln June, they took an eight-day educational tour of New York and Washington, D. C. In the fall, the club attended the five-state regional conference in Omaha, Ne- braska. Advisors of the Horizon Club are Mrs. E. W. Zenor and Mrs. Shirley Board. Faculty sponsor is Miss Leibengood. Officers for this year were: Sharon Austin, president, Esther Duncan lWm. Chrismanj, vice-president, Toni Bolenbaugh and Libby Owens, secretaries, and Pat Cornelius, treasurer. Representatives to the all-city Horizon Club cabinet are Pat Cornelius, Sharon Austin and Penny Montgomery. r QQ , Y. y . X, ,. I l T4 wg 2 'mv f ' 1' ,JN i .Jia-W A year at Central just wouldn't seem right without the tradi- tional Thanksgiving and Easter services put on by the Hi-Y. ln its 39th year as one of Central's clubs, the Central Hi-Y Club had another full season of activities. Proiects included the or- ganization of the new Rock Creek Chapter Hi-Y Club, and par- ticipation in the Hi-Y Model Legislature in Jefferson City. Seven Centralities attended the legislature, two of whom won offices-Martin Weltman was elected Senate Floor Leader, and Bill Whitaker was Senate Secretary. First semester officers were: Mike Redpath, president, Jim Jay, vice-president, Carl Kimball, secretary, Clarence Fulton, chaplain, and Clarence Vaughan, sergeant-at-arms. Second semester officers included: Jim Jay, president, Carl Kimball, vice-president, George Hamilton, secretary, Charles Thomson, chaplain, and Albert Lewis, sergeant-at-arms. L l , HI-Y Top Row: E. Pyatt, C. Kimball, J. Echorolt, G. Hamilton. Row 3: P. Yancy, B. Whitaker, O. King J Daniels. Row 2: D. kins M. Roesler, R. Mc- fiififts, .pawn . 4 , . Hop Q I r 5: , Manigol, C, Linville. Row lr 41 if N 1 R. Rowe, J. Joy, M Redpath, I G. Vertreese. , i Q. f--4 f .f FUTURE NURSES Top Row: L. Olson, L. Jones, N. Holt, P. Bumgardner, H. Chivers, S47 1 wwf swf 1 i aullufze lvaaded. If you cut your little finger or stubbed your big toe, who could come to your rescue better than a Future Nurse! This club, sponsored by Miss Bolliger, was organized to help girls get acquainted with the requirements and opportunities in a health career. At their meeting the club members were enter- tained by people from various medical professions. Members of the Central and Southeast Future Nurses were entertained at the Triangle Tea held at Paseo. The girls enioyed a skit depicting the life of a student nurse. A repre- sentative from the Jackson County Medical Society and the winner of last year's cancer scholarship spoke. Officers who presided over the business meetings were: Eldora Gilbert, president, Joyce Bartlett, vice-president, Judy Helm, secretary, LaVonne Kirkendall, corresponding secretary: and Wanda Boone, treasurer. FUTURE TEACHERS Top Row. J. Hukill, D. Davisson, J. Hukill, K. Wilkinson, W. Ship- ley. Row 2: J. Hicks, L. Stuart, C Howell, A. Warren, W. McElroy Mrs. Johnson Row l: F, Ed wards, D, Williams, F. Sanders C. Monk, V. Harris, W. Adams B. Coombes. W. Boone. Row 3: D. Hall, L. Blank- enship, J. Helm, J. Metzler, V. An- K derson. Row 2: L. Terry, J. Bartlett, L. Kirkendall, A. Neal, J. Kelton, M. Phillips. Row if C. Megerson, R. Bush, M. Phillips, E. Gilbert, Miss Bolliger. Qaliuae 7eaJaeM Readin', 'ritin', and 'rithmetic could be the theme song of none other than the Future Teachers Club. The first thing on the club's agenda was to adopt a club jacket, with a striking white emblem designed by Central's own Janice Hicks. The first semester officers were: Kay Wilkinson, president: Frances Sanders, secretary, and Carl Monk, treasurer. They found the choc-talk meeting sponsored by the Missouri State Teachers Association both interesting and informative. Dorothy Davisson and Kay Wilkinson also attended National Educa- tion Day activities at Columbia, Missouri. The second semester officers were: Frances Sanders, presi- dent: Linda Stuart, vice-president, Dora Lee Williams, secre- tary, Janice Hicks, treasurer, and Wanda Shipley, reporter. The girls now agree more than ever with Mrs. Johnson, one of Central's English teachers and their club sponsor, that teaching is the career for them. V Top son Rov rey Eck We fin, G. me ing wl' Cli the Mi ing fill stL to STC es' pr 'Su Y .I flu? .J Q 5 ,.k ZOOLOGY CLUB I Top Row: D. Chullino, G. Muza, K. Stone, M. Magel, K. Logan, E. Misenhelter. Row 4: B. Mueller, L. Park, M. A. Cathcart, C. Elliott, l. Knepper. Row 3: W. Boone, B. Howard, J. Dye, D. Williams, Mr. Hann. Row 2: F. Edwards, D. Bishop, K. Enloe, B. Melton, S. Gregg. Row l: C. Howell, D. Tourney, J. Gordon, J. Gardner, J. Hawthorne. ,faafagy Glad '7aAeeL lla Nelaae Have you ever watched for a Merula migratoria? Of course, you have. A Mergula migratoria would be recognized by mem- bers of the Zoology Club as a plain, old ordinary robin. The club, in order to be able to recognize birds proficiently by their size, color, and call, took field trips, which were held on Saturdays in May and June. These trips took the place of the regular meetings. The trips were held in Swope Park and the members were expected to be there by seven o'clock a.m. at the latest. A breakfast was usually served after each such meeting. The Zoology Club is open to all students who are taking Zoology now, or who have taken Zoology at one time or an- other. At the bi-weekly meetings, programs made up of films which could not be used at the regular class period because of the lack of time, and talks by men not connected with the school system, but who have had some experience with Zool- ogy, are given. The club has been very active this year. ln the fall, an annual Navy day was observed, and an officer from the recruiting center spoke to the members on the value of having a high school education. Then, he showed the group a very interesting film about Scotland which gave an idea of some of Scotland's animals and how they raised them. The officers for the first semester were: Keith Logan, presi- dent, Sandra Stroud, vice-president, Sue King, secretary-treas- urer, Barbara Melton, sergeant-at-arms, Judy Lassiter, critic, and Mary Jo Goodmon, program chairman. 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Row l- A lo? of 'HOT Clif: HGVCI Cl' work, CUVUIYUQ HO' MVIS' Afl i ' g f 105 Cran A Adams, Linda, 39 Adams, Wanda Lea, 39, 102 Agee, Williard, 16,46 48 Ainsworth, Kay, 16 Ainsworth, Nancy, 35, 49 Ainsworth, Robert, 37 Alewine, Buddy Paul, 39 Aleeinw, Donna, 35 Alexander, Kenny, 16 Allen, Hollie, 54 Allen, Larry, 34, 46, 54, oo, 67, 72, 74, 91 Allish, Heather, 36, 60, 89 Anderson, Elaine, 16, 56, 61,62 Anderson, Jacqueline, 16, 65, 76, 89, 104 Anderson, Leola, 16, 49, 58 Anderson, Nancy, 36 Anderson, Roger, 38, 47, 92 Anderson, Viola J., 35, 49, 55, 59, 104 Anderson, Violet, 87 Anderson, Virginia, 16, 62 Appleby, Sue, 14, 16, 47, 49, 50, 65, 76, 87, 96 Arndt, Annette, 16, 100 Arnold, Don, 16 Arnold, Mary, 34, 61, 65 Arnold, Rose, 16 Ashenfelter, Mike, 37, 78 Ashmore, Wayne, 46, 47, 49, 60 Austin, Don, 38, 47, 58, 59, 80, 81, 87, 94 Austin, Jim, 36 Austin, Sharon, 16, 54, 59, 65, 76, 101 Bacus, James, 37 Badami, Vincent, 79 Bagby, Margie L., 37 Bailey, Sylvia, 16 Baker, Douglas, 34 Baker, John Ray, 37, 69 Baker, Sandra, 36, 47, 58, 87, 96. 100 Baldwin, Ronnie, 16, 51 Ball, Patricia, 37 Ballard, Janet, 16, 55, 63 Balnis, Thomas, 39 Banks, Loy, 35, 94 Bard, John, 38 Barger, Ronald, 40, 52 Barker, Paul, 46 Barksdale, Joe, 52 Barnes, Barbara, 34, 62, 101 Barnes, Peter, 79 Barnes, Sam, 51 Barnett, Danny Lee, 35 Barnhart, Jeff, 39 Bartlett, Joyce, 47, 54, 60, 102 Barwise, Kenneth, 39, 79 Baston, Leon, 79 Bates, Gia Reve, 39, 61, 100 Beaver, Loretta, 38, 49, 63, 87, 91 Beck, Leroy, 36 Beck, Saralu, 16, 55 Becker, Patricia, 40, 101 Beckwith, Barbara, 38, 47, 49, 55 Beekman, Velma Jean, 39 Beemer, Donna, 40 Beningfield, Ardythe, 35, 55, 59, 89 Bennefeld, Linda, 16, 51 Bennett, D., 31 Bennett, Mike, 37, 79 Berry, Dennis, 31 Biere, Audria Sue, 16, 60, 100 Biesemyer, James, 34 Biesemyer, Lois K., 39, 50 Bishop, Delores, 16, 52, 63, 104 Black, Ramona, 16, 55 Blackwood, Pat, 15, 16, 45, 56, 94 Blair, Judy, 34, 49, 63,95 Bland, Richard Lewis, 33, 59, 80, 81, 86, 103 Bradilix, Sylvia, 38, 55, 62 Bradford, Fred, 17, 48, 74, 90 Bradford, Ronnie, 38, 52, 71 Bradley, Judy, 38, 89 Bradley, Ted, 33 Bradshaw, Rose Ellen, 17, 34, 93 Brady, Terry, 35, 94 Branham, Julie, 63 Branham, Larry, 52, 88 Bratcher, Sharon, 36, 60 Braton, Jerry, 17, 47, 60 Brauninger, Frank, 17, 49 Brauninger, Robert, 38, 49 Bredehoeft, Fred, 37 Bredemeier, Walter, 15, 17, 48, 49 r 64, 72, 92 Brewster, Barbara, 34, 100 Brice, Thelma, 17 Briggs, Marilyn, 36, 59 Brockman, Alma, 17 Brooks, Donald, 33 Brooks, Edmond, 17, 64, 74 Brooks, Ray Scott, 39, 52, 79 Brower, Gary, 78 Brown, Alfred, 34, 69, 71 Brown, Cynthia, 38, 65, 95 Brown, Donald Randolph, 17, 66, 69 Brown, Gary, 17,37 Brown, Joyce Ann, 33, 96 Brown, Phillip, 40 Brown, Richard Allen, 39 Brown, Robert, 34 Brown, Robert Eugene, 14, 17, 48, 49, 60, 70, 92, 103 Brown, Rodney, 69, 71 Brown, Rosa, 17 Brown, Sandra, 40 Brown, Toy, 38 Bryan, Clifford, 37, 88 645 Coll Coll ins, Elsie, 18 ins, Lucille, 61 Colter, Elaine, 35, 91 Comer, Connie, 40 Comer, Lynn, 39 Comstock, Carole, 18, 63 Con ley, Charlene, 18, 49 Conway, Judith, 33, 60 Cook, Eleanor Jean, 37, 59, 89 Coombes, Barbara, 40, 102 Coomer, Don, 18, 52, 88 Coo er P , Cooper, Betty Jean, 36 Cooper, Jerry, 18, 52 Cooper, Vincent, 37 Coram, Gene, 78 Cordry, Cori ne, Larry, 90 Betty, 49, 58, 62, 87, 96 Linda, 15,18,45, 55, 56, 63, 95 Cornelius, Patricia, 18, 61, 63, 65, 101 Corr ell, Patricia, 38, 63, 101 Cothran, James, 60, 61 Courtney, Ronald, 78 Couzens, Larry, 69 Covey, Nedra, 38 Cowan, Barbara, 18, 45, 49 Cox, Barbara Sue, 38, 46 Cox, Bertie, 18, 31 Cox, Don Lynn, 33 Cox, Ethel, 35,54 Cox, James, 37, 78 Cox, Robert, 33 Cox, Sandra, 40 Cox Walter LaVern, 33 Crag o, Jackie, 18 Craig, Caryn, 36, 54, 59, 87 Craig, Patricia, 40, 63 Craig, Sandy, 37, 47 Cramer, Carol Louise, 18 mer, Richard, 18 Buchanan, Mary, 35, 47, 49, 96, 100, 101 Buchta, Sylvia, 34, 54, 56, 61, 63, 64, 104 Buck, Sam, 33, 78, 81 Bumgardner, Phyllis, 17, 102 Burasco, Frank, 17, 51 Burasco, Pat Sue, 36, 65, 87 Burgette, Sterling, 38, 64, 69, 74 Burns, Kathleen Jo, 37, 62, 91 Burt, Joan, 38, 62, 87 Burton, James, 78 Bush, Ruth, 36, 47, 49, 89 Bushnell, Katheryn, 33, 54, 86, 100 Bussard, Carole, 39, 50 Butler, Robert, 70 Buttram, David, 38 Buttram, Lester Paul, 59 Buxton, Rose, 17 Byers, Beatrice, 38 Byrd, Foraker, Jr., 52 Byrd, Richard, 17, 52 C Caesar, Delores, 17, 61, 100 Cage, Peggy Ellen, 17 Caldwell, Larry, 38, 69, 70, 74, 94 Callow, James, 47, 59, 61, 78 Campbell, Linda, 34, 55, 56, 61, 62, 91 Canaday, J. C., 17 Cannon, Alan, 37, 50 Crawford, Frank, 37, 79 Crawford, John, 54 Crawford, Joyce, 35 Craw-ford, Leroy, 78 Cress, Larry, 79 Cross, Gineth, 38 Crossley, Margaret, 37, 46, 49, 63, 95 Crouthers, Nancy, 39, 63 Cummings, Mary, 34, 52, 55 Cunningham, Noel, 18 Cunningham, Rebecca, 35, 63 Currier, Harriet, 37 Curtis, Leroy 36, 79, 81 Curtis, Patricia, 18, 45,51 Custis, Cleo 34 Dagley, Sharon, 40 Dahl, Ronald, 35, 48, 49, 63, 64, 90 Dahm, Carol, 39 Daigle, Ronald, 38, 54, 59, 79 Dalton, Patricia, 18 Dancy, Rose, 18, 45, 55 Daniels, John, 18, 70, 101, 103 Dannenburg, Jolna Lou, 37, 63, 87 Datweiler, Don, 40 Daughtrey, John, 18, 94, 103 Daughtrey, Julia, 39, 52 Davidson, Dorothy, 35 Davidson, Robbie Frances, 38 Cannon, John, 38, 52 Capps, Judith, 35, 49, 59 Carney, Frances Ann, 40, 59, 101 Carr, Gordon, 17, 66 Carr, Janet, 38, 63, 91, 101 Carroll, Carter, Carter, Jerry, 37, 71, 74, 87, 88 Larry, 48, 61, 69, 74, 90 Mary Sue, 35, 54, 65, 69 Carter, Sharon, 39 Cartwright, Linda, 35, 58, 96, 100 Caruthers, Betty Jo, 36 Carver, Terrence, 39, 79 Cary, Janet Lee, 17 fhassidy, Kathleen, 17,51 Davis, Carolyn, 33 Davis, Carmelita, 37, 59, 100 Davis, James, 78 Davis, Lyle, 78 Davis, Peggy, 51 Davisson Doroth 15 18 4 , 47, 49 62 , y, , ,5 ,86,91,102 Dawson, Patricia. 34, 51 Deaton, Ronald, 33 De Foor, Betty, 18, 97, 100 De Luca, Geraldine, 35, 49 Denm Denm Dent, an, Kay, 33, 49, 104 an Wm, 19, 92 Barbara, 34, 46, 62, 63, 93 Blankenship, Alberta Kay, 37, 58 Blankenship, Charles Gary, 39, 52 Blankenship, Lois, 16, 59, 102 Blatt, Barbara, 16 Blatt, Nancy, 36, 62, 96 Blevins, David, 16, 48, 60, 70, 92, 103 Bliss, Rebecca, 36, 58, 61, 63, 70, 100 Blonsky, Larry, 38, 59, 61 , 79, 87 Boehm, Harold, 39 Bolenbaugh, Toni, 33, 46, 50, 60, 63, 96, 101 Boline, Neil, 34 Bolinger, Donna, 16, 100 , Boone, Wanda, 34, 61, 102, 104 Borden, James, 37, 61 Borden, Paul, 16, 51 Boren, Barry, 39, 59, 79 Borsorine, Gene, 64, 67 Boston, Linda, 35, 100 Boswell, Judith, 40, 47, 63 Bowen, Leslie, 79 Bowie, Carolyn, 35 Bowie, David, 59 61,87 Bowles, Janet, 16 51 Bowman, Doris, 38 Bowman, Pearl Darlene, 36, 100 Boyd, Carolyn 38, 56,62 Boyd, Marjorie 33, 47 Boyd, Richard, 33 Boyle, Jarirr-s, 16 25, 45 70 106 Casteel, Dianna, 39 Casteel, Edward, 38 Castle, Judy Lee, 38 Caswell, Larry, 34, 78 Cathcart, Mary, 17, 45, 54, 104 Cavanah, Gary, 37, 52 Cavanah, Phil Don, 78 Cessna, John, 17, 47, 49, 50, 61, 70, 103 Chace, Barbara, 17, 55, 95 Chaddock, Roberta, 17, 38, 47, 62, 96, 100 Chaddock, Rosalie, 17, 45, 46, 55, 62, 96 Chambers, Gene, 17 Charlton, John, 17, 46, 47, 54, 94 Chastaine, Jackie, 18 Chatman, Walter, 37 Childress, Robara, 18 Chivers, Helen, 18, 102 Christen, Jimmie, 39, 59, 79 Chullino, David, 18, 64, 67, 74,92,104 Clark, Larry, 78 Clark, Patricia Sue, 18 Clark, Robert, 37, 79 Clarke, Donald, 18 Cline, Lloyd, 18, 80, 81, 88 Clouse, Richard, 38, 58, 87, 94 Cobb, Joseph, 69 Cockrell, Glada, 18, 65, 76,96 Coen, Clarence, 39 Coffey, Dorothy Kay, 39 Coffman, Beverly, 18 Derringer, Ed, 19 De Walt, Brenda, 61 Dibben, Billy Lee, 38 Dibben, Peggy JoAnn, 19, 51 Dickerson, Larry, 79 Dillon, M. J., 31 Doerhoff, Kathleen, 38 Don Carlos, Susan, 19, 49, 55 Dotson, Dorotha, 19 Doudican, Mike, 19 Douglass, Judy, 54 61 Downs, Barbara, 36, 100 Downs, Virgil, 78 Driscoll, Carol, 40, 62 Driscoll, Dan Lee, 35 Dubois, Colette, 19, 49, 54, 60, 63, 100 Dudley, Melba, 37, 60, 63, 100 Duncan, Fonda, 33, 35 Duncan, Randy, 48, 86, 88, 97 Dunivent, Ramona, 19, 51 Dunkin, James, 70, 79,80 Duren, Grace, 14, 19, 45, 47, 6 Dwyer, Ed, 34, 54, 61, 94, 97, Dwyer, Maurine, 37, 55, 56, 59 87, 95, 100 Dye, Judy, 19, 91, 103 Dyer, Paula, 19, 51 Dyer, Polly, 33 Dyke, Jerry, 19 2, 93 103 , 63, Eads, Roberta, 19, 51 Easter, William, 39 Easterly, Charlotte Carol, 19 Easterly, Joann, 37, 63, 87, 91 Ebeling, Pauline, 33, 60, 63, 86, 93 Eberhart, Jeanie, 36 Eckhardt, Jimmy, 34, 48, 87, 92, 92, 101, 103 Eckinger, Charles, 19 Edgerton, Juanita, 34 Edwards, Faye, 19, 44, 86, 100, 102, 104 Edwards, Janice, 38, 49, 58 Eklund, Jerry, 36, 53, 78 Eli, Donna, 39, 59 Elliott, Charlotte, 19, 45, 46, 55, 63, 93, 104 Elliott, Richard, 19 Ellis, Jean, 38 Elson, Tom James, 38, 78 Enloe, Curtis, 40 Enloe, Karen, 19, 45, 47, 55, 61, 62, 95, 97, 104 Ensminger, Eleanor, 33, 49, 63 Erickson, Roger, 19 Estes, Glyna Sue, 19, 65 Etzenhouser, Winn, 39 Evans, Earl, 38, 69, 87, 94 Evans, Gloria, 63 Everett, Ebb, 48, 54, 72, 74 Ewald, Sondra, 38, 50, 59, 62. 87, 95, 97 F Farr, Ruth, 19, 51 Fawkes, Gary, 19, 45, 94, 97 Fenner, John, 79 Ferguson, Lenna, 37, 62 Ferguson, Patricia, 19, 51 Ferrell, Darlene, 36, 62 Ferrell, Phillip, 33, 52, 70 Fetter, Willa, 37, 63, 87, 95 Fetters, Jean, 33, 49, 58, 63, 86, 89 7 Fettic, Dorothy, 37, 62, 93 Ficken, Nancy, 35 Files, David, 34, 49 Finch, Barbara, 40 Fishback, Carolyn, 37, 46, 55, 62 Fisher, Edith Faye, 19, 51 Fisk, Ray, 48, 64, 66 Fiske, Robert, 19, 46, 48, 90 FitzGerald, Dan, 33, 56, 86, 88 Fitzgerald, William, 19 Fitzpatrick, Bob, 37, 47, 50 Fitzpatrick, Patrick, 39 Fitzpatrick, Patricia, 62, 100 Flood, Jo, 20, 51 Flournoy, Jackie, 20, 46, 54, 63, 95, 100 Foote, Jerry, 15, 20, 45, 47, 49, 64, 66, 92 Fortner, Barbara, 20 Fortner, Gloria, 38,55 Foster, Leroy, 79 Foster, Loren, 20, 48, 64, 66, 74, 90 Foster, Thomas, Jr., 34 Fowler, Donna, 40, 58, 63 Fowler, William, 38 Fox, Jim, 35, 94 Fraley, Gerry, 35, 90 Frames, Betty, 37 Francis, Linda, 96, 100, 101 Franklin, Duane, 39 Franklin, Mary Ann, 35 Frazier, Don, 35, 45, 54, 88 Frazier, Tim, 37, 46 Freeman, Jerry, 20, 44, 45, 46, 48. 58, 61, 87, 88, 97, 104 French, Richard, 38 French, Ronnie, 36, 56 Friebe, Gudrun, 20, 89 Fry, Charlene, 33, 49, 62, 100 Fry, Jim, 33, 80, 81 Fuller, Don, 33, 46, 57, 69 Fulton, Beverly, 100 Fulton, Clarence, 48, 52, 64, 72, 74, 75 G Galbrath, Neil, 61 Galloway, Eugene, 20, 45, 49, 56, 57, 58, 60, 61 Gardner Joyce, 35 104 Garfield, Norma, 55 Garland, Larry, 38 Gary, Barbara, 34, 61, 63 Gates, Terry, 38, 71 Gaylord, Don, 38 Gensler, Beverly, 35, 100 Gensler, Louise, 20 Gensler, Marion Edward, 79 George, Stephen, 20 Ghrist, James, 33,79 Ghrist, Mary, 33, 60, 61, 63, 93 Gibbins, Richard, 69 Gibbons, Paul Chet, 38 Gibson, Janet Rau, 20 Gibson, Virginia, 35 Gilbert, ElDora,20,61, 102,104 Giles, Ruthelle, 20 104 Givens, James, 79 Giv Gia Glc Goi Got Got Got Gol Goi Goi Goi Goi Go' Gre Grz Gr: Grz Gra Grz Grz Gra Gr: Grz Gr: Gr: Gri Gri Gri Gri Gri Gri Gri Grr Gr: Gri Gri Gri Gri Gr Gr Gri Gri Gu Gu Gu Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Hz Hz H2 Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz H2 Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Ht H H H H H H H H H H H H H Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi H H Hi H H Hi H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H c tswvii- Janirt slit ii iv Shirley ,KH 50 tsl H til.i s Grim Ji Qnll Tlioiiias 40 Lyi8t'1tli'll Pai 36 fucking Tieaturr' 38 55,63 .,l HQ troll James, 78 Kenneth 37 78 Golden Elletha 38 Goodinon Mary Ju 20 44 95 Q7 104 Gordon Jackie 33 104 Gordon, John 34 Gordon, Richard 39 46 79 Gosney Chas Vance 33 79 Gragg Mary C 20, 63 Graham Carolyn Sue, 34 Graham Jackie 38 Graham, Jane 34, 54, 91 Grah am June 35 54,91 Grass, Shirley 37 Gray Howard 69 74 Gray, Karen, ae, 47, 55, 63 Gray, Larry, 35, 54 Gray Paul, 20 Grayl Virginia, 37 Gray er, Fredna, 20 Greaves, Joyce 37, 62, 96 Gree Gree n, John, 69 n, Kelton, 33 Hill Lliailotti' 21 46 52, 65, 76 77 gr., 97 Hinios Caroline, 35 63, 100 Hines, laiiy 27 Hinkebein, Edna 21 Hlskey Viioinia, 35, 50,59 63, 86,96 Hnhaii Nancy, 40, 46, 62 Hobbs, Kenneth, 37 Hobbs Vanelte 37, 54, 58, 87 Hodges Lldoii, 38 71, 74 Hodson Judy, 33 61, 87 Holdshoe, Donna, 35, 46, 63, 100 Holmes, Patricia, 40 Holt Norma, 21, 45, 49, 56, 59 60, 61,63,86,100, 102,104 Hon, Robert Leo, 21 Hood, Larry, 37 Hood, Linda, 33, 50, 54, 56, 60, 61 63,86,93,97, 100 Hook, Walter, 14, 21, 49, 54,90 Hooks, Wallace, 69 Hooper, John, 79 Hoplzins, Donald, 38, 52, 79, 101 Hopkins, Judy, 21 Houghton, Kenneth, 21, 88 Houston, Alexandra, 35, 49 Houston, Carolyn, 21, 61, 100, 104 Houtz, Vickie, 21 Kruitirig, Gregory, 22 Keck, tiniha, 38 Keitei, John, 22, 60, 103 Kelley, Larry, 35 Kellner, Alvin, 52 Kelton, Joyce, 22, 100 102 Kempker, Joanne, 33 49, 100 Kennard, Phillip, 36, 52 Kenney, Linda, 37, 59 Kenton, Stephanie, 40, 62, 101 Kerr, James, 38 Kessler, Robert, 90 Kilgore, JoAnne, 34 Kimball, Carl, 22 45, 46, 48, 64, 75, 90, 97, 101 Kimble, Patricia, 33, 50, 54, 60, 63, 93, 100 Kincaid, Larry, 22, 49, 97 Kincaid, Linda, 38, 92 King, Judy, 38, 49, 63 KinQ, Oscar, 48, 52, 59, 81, 101 King, Patsy, 39, 63 King, Sue, 14, 22, 44, 45, 55, 63, 104 Kirkendoll, LaVonne, 22, 59, 102 Kirmse, Harvey, 37, 61 Kirtley, Beverly, 37, 61, 65 Knabe, John, 34 Knepper, Isabel, 34, 54, 104 Love Nolen, Green, Paula, 39, 47 Green, Romaine, 58 Greenway, Wava, 20 Greenwood, Larry, 20, 48, 64, 67, 90 Greer, Helyna, 35 Gregg, Mary C., 45 Gregg, Robert, 35 Gregg, Sharon, 34, 58, 100, 104 Gregg, Willard, 78 Gregory, Jan, 37 Grimm, George, 38, 61, 70, 78, 87 Grissom, Dale, 20, 51 Groom, Garland, 52 Groves, Oran, 74 Guhl, Thomas, 33 Guyer, Janet, 33 Guyer, Mary, 34 H Hacker, Douglas, 35 Hadley, George, 33 Hale, Lloyd, 38 Hale, Ronnie, 37, 78 Haley, John, 34 Haley, Roger, 39 Hall, Bennie, 37, 52, 78 Hall, Dorothy, 102 Hall, Marilyn, 34 Hall, Paul, 69 Hamilton, George, 20, 45, 61, 70, 101, 103 Hamlett, Luther, 79 Hammack, Buddy, 38, 79 Hammond, Joyce, 38 Hampton, Karen, 36, 49, 63, 65, 95 Handley, Donald, 79 Handley, Tom, 79 Hardin, Sara Jane, 20, 44, 49, 50, 86 Hardwick, Conrad, 37, 52, 66, 71, 74 Hardy, Judy, 20, 45, 62, 93 Harley, Lynne, 37, 52 Harmon, Carolyn, 20, 35, 49 Harmon, John, 90 Harmon, Marilyn, 39 Harnish, Betty Jo, 36, 52 Harrington, James, 40, 56 Harris, Diane, 20, 59, 63, 87, 96, 100 Harris, Ethel, 87 Harris, Sandra, 33, 49, 59, 63, 95, 104 Harris, Victoria, 39, 102 Hart, Margaret, 20, 51 Hatcher, Betty, 37, 62 Hatcher, Linda, 39, 63 Hatfield, Judith, 36 Hatfield, Margaret, 33 Hawkins, Alvin, 87 Hawthorne, Joyce, 20, 58, 104 Hayes, Gwen, 34, 49, 56, 60, 63, 93 Hayes, James, 78 Hayes, John, 20, 70 Haynie, Beverly Lea, 21 Hays, Patricia, 58, 65, 77, 96,101 Hayward, Diane Carol, 40 Hazard, Kenneth, 38 Headin, Claudia, 37, 49, 56, 100 Hearn, Loretta, 39 Hedenskog, Cooper, 21, 61 Heer, Ann Pan, 40, 61, 100 Hefter, Jack, 36, 79, 87 Heigle, Jane, 33, 55, 63 Helm, James, 34, 47, 69, 92 Helm, Judy, 21, 60, 102 Helmer, Richard, 37 Helms, Bettie, 33, 47, 54, 63, 91, 97 Helms, Larry, 38, 78 Hemphill, Clifford, 21, 60, 94 Henderson, Ralph, 37, 52 Hendricks, Rosalie, 38 Hendrix, Nancy, 33, 65, 76, 77 Henke, Fredrick, 34 Hennrich, Barbara, 34 Henry, Harvey, 33 Henry, Jim, 38 Hensley, Patricia, 35, 46, 63, 37 Hessee, Donald, 21, 60 Hickan, Judith, 39, 56 Hickman, John, 14, 21,,64, 66, 72, 90 Hicks, Janice, 39, 49, 56 Hicks, Morneti, 33 Higgins, Richard, 21, 63 Higgs, M A , 31 Hill, Annie 38, 61, 62 Q Hove, Leon, 37, 54, 69, 87 Hove, Norman, 21, 31 Howard, Beverly, 35, 104 Howard, Gale, 21 Howell, Carole, 56,102,104 Howerton, Kay, 37, 89 Howery, Helen, 39 Howly, William, 40 Hudson Charles, 33, 59, 94 Hudson Dennie, 37 Hudson, Larry, 21, 88, 97 Hudson Robert 40 78 Kniffin, David, 36, 54, 70, 87, 88 Koss, Peter, 79 Koutsoubos, Louis, 37, 46, 47 Kristianson, Judy, 22, 87 Krueger, Otto, 38, 58, 61 Kyle, Frank, 38 L Ladewig, Velma, 33 Huff, Ed, 14, 21, 64, 66, 74, 92 Hughes, Duane, 21, 56 Hughes, Gail, 36,47 Hughes, Johnnie, 21, 55 Hukill,Joyce,40, 100,102 Hukill, Judith, 21, 100, 102 Hull, Carol, 21, 45, 60, 61, 63, 89, 100 Humbird, Bonnie, 35, 59 Hunkeler, John, 36, 59, 87, 94 Hunt, James, 35, 69,94 Lancaster, Arlene, 34 Lancaster, Kay, 47 Lancaster, Ruth Anne, 22, 56 Lang, Carol, 35, 56, 58, 59, 70, 87, 100 Langston, Judy, 38, 47, 49 Lasater, Shirley, 49, 38,47 Lassiter, Judy, 22, 44, 62, 87, 93, 97, 104 Laughlin, John Lee, 40 Laughlin, Sharon, 36, 46, 61, 62 Leap, Don, 78 lVlilVlillifiil f,,iri,lyr, gf, lVlrMifli,ri-I lffitliiyn 54 lVlt.Vf'y, livin, G1 M lVlrlhYt'y, Lola, 23, 49 65 lf, 77 Macltpy, Shirley, 25, ml 100 Maddux, Carol Jflyti' 23, 45 91 Madison Sharon, 39, 100 Magel, David, 33 Magel, Mark, 23, 47 90,97,1tl4 Magruder, Ruby 23, 51 Magruder, Ruth, 23, 51 Maisch, Barbara, 38 Mallinsori, Linda 39 Mallory, Barbara, 15, 23, 44, 47, 49, 54,56,58, 61, 70, 82, 87, 93,97 Manning, Barbara, 35, 56, 57 Manning, Judy, 33, 46,91 Manning, Leon, 37 Mansell, Don, 23 Mansker, Larry, 48, 64, 66, 72, 77, 92 Marshall, Diana, 23, 61, 100,104 Nlarshall, Kenneth, 38, 79 Martin, Mary Kay, 34 Martin, Nancy, 23 Martin, Robert Lee, 33, 59 Martino, Donna, 39 Martino, Prudence, 100 Masteller, Karen, 37, 46, 63, 65, 89 Mathison, Richard Wayne, 34, 88 Matthews, Jimmie, 78 Mauch, Richard, 35, 54, 88, 104 Nlayfield, Joyce, 34, 91, 97 Mayta, David, 23, 52, 79, 80, 81 Meadors, Bonnie, 35 Medlin, Howard, 35, 48, 69, 92 Meek, Herbert, 39 Megerson, Carole, 23, 55, 102, 103 Melton, Barbara, 23, 47, 49, 55, 91, 1 Melton, Donna, 34, 49, 55, 63, 91 Merfen, Myrna, 23,65,96,104 Metzler, Jean F., 38, 59, 87, 102 Meyer, Judy, 23, 45, 50, 63, 100 Michael, Don, 78 Mikessell, Dickie Lee, 35 Milberger, Sharon, 23, 50, 65, 76, 86, 96 Hunt, Janet, 39, 59 Hunt, Linda, 38, 52, 55, 56,63 Hunter, R , 31 Hunter, William, 79 Huntsinger, Don, 34, 79 Hupp, Walter, 34 Hurst, Gary, 34 Hurst, Lorene, 35 Husband, Peggy, 21 lhnow, Karlene, 33, 63,89 lnfante, Suzanne, 33, 49, 58 lngalsbe, David, 21, 54 lrving, Irving, Melba, 21 Raymond, 53 .I Jackson, Grover, 37, 80 Jackson, James, 33, 54, 79 Jackson, Milton, 37, 69 Jackson, Ronald, 79 Jadlow, Robert Lee, 35, 64, 67, 74, 94 Jay, Jim, 21, 47, 72, 74, 75, 84, 92, 101 Jay, Nancy, 34, 47, 54, 62, 86, 93 Lee, Viviene Kay, 37, 63, 87, 95 Legler, Linda, 37 Lehman, Marcia 37, 49, 63, 87, 93 Lemka, Charlie, 78 Lemka, Fred, 40 Levy, Raymond, 54 Lewis, Albert, 47, 52, 64, 72, 74, 75 Lewis, Frances Marie, 22, 51 Lewis, Francis, 79, 81 Lewis, Frederick, 33, 59 Lewis, Larry, 37 L'Hommedieu, Duane, 22 Lind, Nadine, 40 Miles, Susan, 35 Millard, Dale Lynn, 33,46,60, 63,93 Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Milne, Milner, Milum, Minor, Karl, 23 Patricia, 23 Russell, 35, 48, 64, 67, 74, 92 Susan, 39, 49, 61 Richard, 24, 47, 48, 49, 90,97 Larry, 92 Joe, 52 Dudley, 39 Nlinter, Bob, 37 Misenhelter, Ed, 24, 45, 50, 56, 58, 60, 70, 104 Lineberry, Clarence, 48, 69, 92 Linvil le, John Charles, 78, 101 Logan, Keith, 22, 92, 104 Long, Shirley, 22, 55, 59 Loud, Bill, 22 Loud, Mike, 36. 46, 79 Love, James, 37 Love, Marian, 22, 58, 61, 100 Robert, 33 Jenkins, Jolene, 40, 62 Jenkins, Larry, 52, 94 Jensen, George, 36, 56, 61, 78, 88, 97 Jensen, Helmer, 33, 59, 79, 81, 86, 88, 103 Jesmore, Terry, 36, 49, 78, 88 Jobes, Pat, 35, 69 Johns, Larry, 35, 103 Johnson, Bette, 22, 60 Johnson, Gilbert, 22, 67, 72 Johnson, Gregory, 34, 48, 49, 71,92 Johnson, Howard, 40 Johnson, Jimmie, 36 Johnson, Karen, 35, 63, 91 Johnson, Larry, 36, 48, 79, 87, 94 Johnson, Linda, 22, 45, 91, 97 Johnson, Nancy, 39 Johnson, Robert, 22, 48, 64, 86, 88, 97 Johnson, Ronald, 34 Johnson, Theophilus, 78 Jones, Betty Marlene, 38, 76 Jones, Brenda, 39, 63 Jones, Charles, 37 Jones, Daniel, 40 Jones, David, 37,54, 87,92 Jones, James, 22, 51 g Jones, Lorena, 36, 102 Jones, Norma Sue, 36 Jones, Robert E, 22, 48, 66, 90 Jones, Ronald VXSYWL 79 ones, Sharon, jones, Sue, 22, 45, 63, 96, 97, 101 Jordan, Sam, 78 Lundberg, James, 22 Lundberg, Judy, 22, 100 Lundy, Houston, 40, 52, 53, 78 Lundy, Wilson, 22, 103 Lusso, Sharon, 38 Lutes, Eugene, 37, 53, 70 Luther, Alan, 33, 88 Lyman, Donna, 23, 51 Lynd, Judy, 35 Lynk, Edgar, 38, 69, 74 Lyons, David, 23, 50, 54, 56, 61, 70, 103 Lytton, William Richard, 23 Mc McBrayer, Brian, 23 McBrayer, David, 38, 79 McClanahan, Joyce, 39, 63 McClanahan, Polly, 55 McClellan, Allen, 23, 52, 53 McClelland, Janice, 39, 63 McClung, Michael, 38, 58 McCormick, Gwen, 55 NlcCoy, Norris, 38 McCrary, William, 23, 64, 66, 72, 79 Misenhelter, Janis, 33 Mitchell, Charlotte, 39, 63 Mitchell, Cliff, 24,59,103 Mobley, Lee Allen, 37 Mollet, John, 54, 69 Monger, Bill, 24 Monk, Carl, 39, 56, 102 Montgomery, Mike, 34 Montgomery, Penelope, 24, 52, 65, 76, 77, 87, 96, 101 Moore, David, 48, 67, 74, 90 Moore, Mary Hattie, 37 Moore, Mildred Jean, 39, 52 Moore, Robert Carl, 35, 78 Morgan, Carolyn, 39 Morgenstern, Charlene, 39, 59, 62 llflorris, Carolyn, 24, 39 Morris, James Howard, 24, 90, 97 lVlorris, Paula, 35, 44, 46, 47, 86, 89, 97, 104 Morris, Tom, 34, 87 Mosley, Maurice, 53 Mosley, Melvin R., 52, 53 Moss, Larry, 24, 46, 52, 80, 81 Moss, Tom, 64, 74,90 Mueller, Bobby, 24, 54, 104 Mulhollen, Dianna, 24 Munden, Bill, 34 Munden, Jack, 37, 79 Munden, James, 35, 79, 81, 88 Muza, Gary, 24, 46, 92, 104 N Neal, Alta, 59, 102 Nedblake, Greg, 24 Neill, Don, 24 Nelligan, Carol, 39, 61, 100 Nelligan, Tim, 34, 48, 49, 103 McCrea, Jerry, 38, 69 McCrea, Robert, 33, 69 NIcCright, George, 38, 52, 53, 78,87 McCroskie, Andrea Jean, 37, 55 PllcCroskie, Myrtle Dean. 37, 55 McCubbin, Linda, 49, 58, 62, 93 McCulloch, Sherrie, 39 McDonald, Dennis, 39 McDonald, Gary, 37, 88 McDonald, John, 34, 78, 87 McDonnell, Glen, 38 lVlcEIroy, Wanda, 23, 102, 104 McEntire Sandra, 34, 49, 63,95 Nelson Karen, 24, 55, 61, 87, 96, 100, 104 Nelson, Kenneth, 34 Nelson, Lucille Susan, 24 Nelson Nelson Nester Marjorie, 38 Sandra, 24 f Henry, 39, 79 Nicholas, Harold, 79 Nix, Glen, 24,52 Nolan, Nolan, Carol, 38, 62 Suzie, 33, 62 Noland, Donna, 39 Charlene, 24 K Karr, Ralph, 37, 79 Kaumans, Sandra, 22 Kaut, Patricia, 39, 61, 63, 100 Kearns, Dorothy, 22, 61 McGiltonl can Herbert, 33, 58, ee, ae McKee, Julia, 23, 56, 59, 61 McKinney, Aften, 38, 46, 50, 59, 63, 87, 93 McKown, Gary, 39 McLain, Dorothy, 34 McManigal, Judy, 39, 59 McManigal, Lois, 23, 56, 63 McManigal, Russell, 101 Norbury, Martha, 38, 55,87 Nordlohne, Larry, 24 Norman, L., 31, 54 Norman, Phyllis, 39 Y Northington, Ronald 24, 49, 51 Notz, Phillip, 39 Snell, S 91, 10 Windes, Ramona, 28, 44, 45, 46, 86, 100 Sims, O Oberholtz, Don, 34 O'Dell, Cora, 33 0'Korn, Roy, 35 69, 71, 74, 92 Olendorlf Bill, 79 Oliver Darlene, 24 Oliver, Ronald, 24,88 Olsen, Lelia, 34, 60, 102 0'Neal, Willie, 79 0 Neil, Bob, 24 Orvis, James, 37, 88 . Osborn, Albert, 39 Owen, David, 24 Owen, Sharon, 33, 87, 93 Owens, Libby, 37, 59 Owens, Thomas, 24 79 Owings, Larry, 34, 58 Owsley, Ronald, 24, 48, 6, 74, 92 Ozorkiewicz, Joseph, 24, 68, 90 6 45, 64, P Packer, Loren, 37 Palmer, Doris, 39 Palmer, Earlene, 35, 58, 86, 95, 104 Palmer, Richard. 24, 56, 60, 94 Paris, lris K., 38 Park, Barbara. 36, 58, 87, 96 Park, Linda, 25, 49, 58, 87, 96, 104 Parker, Betty, 25, 45, 49, 62, 86, 104 Parker, Judy, 35 Parker, Mary E., 25 Parker, Rose, 38, 49 Parkhurst, Amy. 14, 25, 46, 47, 50, 53, 56, 57, 58, 59, 62, 63, 86, 87, 91, 9 Parmacott, Jack, 25, 31 Parsons, Pat, 25, 54, 61, 86, 96, 100 Pasley, Bob, 25, 51, 90 Patrick, Norma, 25 Patterson, Gary, 34 Patterson, Philip, 46 Patton, Virginia, 33 Patty, Carol, 25, 55, 63 Paxton, Narnie, 34, 55, 56, 63, 89 Payne, James, 38 Pearson, Mazie, 38 Pederson, Judy, 38, 63 Peeler, Larry, 72 Pemberton, Sharon, 39, 62, 101 Pence, Ellen, 38 Perdue, Betty, 25, 51 Perkins, Shirley, 63, 100 Perrenoud, Mary H., 38, 61 Perry, Donna, 37, 63 Peters, Virginia, 38 Peterson, Arthur, 38, 49, 52, 69, 71, 87, 92, 97 Pevler, Thelma, 37, 63 Peyton, Mary, 34, 62, 100 Phillips, Connie, 25 Phillips,Marvis, 25, 55, 102 Phillips, Mollie, 102 Pierce, Donald, 33,52 Pierce, Janet, 38 Piper, Wallis Ann, 37, 55, 63, 87 Pitts, Bill, 25,51 Plaster, Elton, 34 Ploeger, Warren, 37, 78 Pluff, Gary, 33 Pluff, Polly, 39 Poe, Jean, 52 Pool, Gary, 25 Pool, Joy, 39, 61, 100 Pope, Nita, 37, 59, 63 Popplewell, Marjorie, 25,51 Porter, Nathan, 49 Potter, Ann, 37, 63, 95 Potter, Sandra, 25, 51 Potts, Delores, 25, 54, 58, 63, 86, 91, 101 Potts, William. 33 Pouncil, Joe, 25 Powell, Bob, 25, 90 Powell, Clarence, 25 Powell, Lonnie, 50, 70 Powell, Robert J., 25 Pritchard, Carol, 25, 44, 47, 62, Prymus. Marva, 38, 63 Pryor, Dianna, 49, 62, 91 Pryor, Harry, 79, 81 Pryor, Judy, 34 Pullen, Shirley, 35 Purcell, Carl, 34 Purtle, Joyce, 25, 49, 51, 52 Pyatt, Everett, 25, 44, 87, 101 Q 93, 97 Quinn, Scarlett, 39 Quisenberry, Karen, 34, 63, 100 Raimos, Barbara, 25 Raimos, Sandra, 63 Rainwater, Gene, 34 74 Ralstin, Carol, 25, 63, 65, 76, 89, 101, 104 Ralstin, Gary, 37 Rawlins, Naomi 25, 54, 76, 89, 97 Ray, Herman, 25,67 Redpath, Mike, 25,46 48, 66, 92, 101 Renick K , 31 Reed, Judith, 38, 55 Relnkemeyer, Juanita, 33 63, 91 Reno, Forest, 26 Reynolds Mary 35, 56 89 Reynolds, Sherrir, 37, 56 61 89 108 7 Reynolds, Sylvia, 34 Rice, Lynda, 37, 101 Rich, Robert, 79 Richards, Thomas, 39 Richardson, Glenna, 35, 56 Richardson, Joseph, 34, 80, 81 Richardson, Julia, 26 Richardson, Nancy Lee, 14, 26, 65, Smith, Jack, 27, 92 Smith, Jane, 33, 47, 60, 95 Smith, Mary F., 27,51 Smith, Mike, 39, 59 Smith, Richard, 75 Smith, Richard B., 52, 53, 87 Smith Rita, 27 smithi susan, 39 Bonnie, 33 76, 77, 86 Richardson, Robert, 50, 59, 78 Richerson, John, 52 Richerson, Sally, 33, 47, 54, 62, 86, 93 Riddle, Martha, 26 Ridenaur, Jerry, 78 Ridenour, Dean, 26,31 Rider, Patty Kay, 39 Roach, David 39, 79 Roark, Pat, 37, 56, 61, 63, 87 Roberts, Margaret, 37, 54, 63, 87, 95 Robertson, Glenda, 39 Robertson, J,, 31 Robinson, Eddie, 78 Robinson, Grace, 38, 49, 100 Robinson, John, 52, 69, 74 Robinson, Katie, 47 Rocha, Mary L., 37, 63 Rodgers, Vivian, 26 Rogers, Nan, 34 Rogers, Robert, 26, 51 Rohovit, Larry, 26, 92 Rolf, Leslie, 33, 78 Rolf, Loretta. 38 Roll, Hugh, 26, 80 Roll, James, 38, 79 Rorie, Yvonne, 26 Rountree, Judy, 35 Rowe, Carol, 38. 63 Rowe, Ralph, 59, 88, 101 Rowley, Ann, 37, 54, 56, Rumbo, Jim, 34, 47, 104 59, 63, 87, 93 Runyon, Norman, 37, 50, 70, 79 Russell, Robert, 52, 60, 74 Rutan, John Ed, 64, 68 Rutan, Pat, 26, 45, 63, 93 Rutherford, Donna, 52, 63 Rutherford, Ronald, 39 Sacco, Juanita, 26, 51 Sanders, Barbara, 26, 45, 58, 65, 76, 88, 89 Sanders, Bill, 34, 78 Sanders, Earlene, 34, 47, 91 Sanders, Frances, 35, 59, 102 Sanders, Opal, 60, 61 Sandlin, Dwight, 26, 51 Sarrett, Barbara, 26, 62, 86, 93 Sarrett, Paul, 72 Sartain, Jack, 39 Saturday, William, 35, 81 Saxton, Carolyn, 35, 55, 58, 59, 61, 63. 86, 95 Schelp, Mary Ann, 26 Schneider, Carol, 36, 49, 61 Schulte, Diana, 34, 61 Schuster, Larry, 36, 78 Schwab, Larry, 14, 26, 48, 49, 92 Schwarz, Robert, 39, 78 Schwindt, Ed, 36 69 Schwindt, Torn, 35, 49, 54, 69, 71, 74, 86, 94 Scott, Don, 80, 81 Scott, Judy, 26 Scott, Laura, 26 Scott, Lois, 34 Scotten, Sandra, 36, 49, 56, 58, 87, 96 Scribner, Janet, 26, 59, 65, 87, 96 Serres, Benny, 39 Settle, Larry, 35, 69 Sevart, Jim, 78 Seymour, Suzanne, 34, 47, 56, 86, 95 Shadden, Marilyn, 33 Snow, Kenneth, 39, 46 Snowden, Deanna, 36, 49, 54, 56, 61, 87, 100 Snowden, Van, 27, 56, 57 Sodergren, Nancy, 36, 49, 62, 95 Sooter, Judy, 39, 63, 101 Spangler, Joe, 27, 60, 94 Sparks, Maude, 36 Spears, Charles, 36 Spencer, Diane, 54 Spencer, Steven, 36 Spoor, D., 31 Spotts, James T., 27, 44, 45, 59, 86, 88, 97 Standley, Doris, 36, 49, 62 Stanton, Marilyn, 27, 45, 93 Steury, Don, 27, 61, 70,86 Steury, Ronald, 36, 61, 87 Stewart, Jessie, 27 Stillwell, Albert, 39 Stoll, Sharon, 39 Stolte, Loretta, 27 Stone, Barbara, 49 Stone, Keith, 27, 49, 90, 104 Stone, Robert Terrill, 39, 56, 79 Stover, Betty, 27 Stover, Sharon, 27, 45, 49, 55, 61, 63, 86, 89, 100 Stratton, Betty, 33, 55, 87, 91 Straws, James, 69 Street, La Vonne, 27 Strickland, Shirley, 36, 59, 100 Striker, Kathy, 33, 49, 55, 63, 86, 89, 97 Stroud, Sandra, 27, 49, 60, 62, 95, 104 Stuart, Linda, 35, 52, 101, 102 Stucker, Betty Jo, 15, 27, 45, 63, 95 Stucker, Judy, 36, 49, 61, 63, 95 Studyvin, Wayne, 36, 74 Sturgess, Launa Lee, 33, 57, 58, 60, 63, 86, 93, 97 Sturgess, Mike, 52 Sultzbaugh, Leroy, 34 Surber, Ronald, 35 Swarts, Helen, 27, 51 Sylvester, Gary, 34 Synoviec, Carol, 39, 56, 63 T Tabler, Donna, 36 Tally, Lorraine, 27, 45, 47, 55, 63, 87, 91 Taylor, Carl, 36 Teague, Rex, 35, 49, 61 Terry, Lou Dean, 35, 102 Terwilliger, Barbara, 39 Thacker, Betty, 27, 55 Vermillion, Wanda, 28, 65, 76, 77 Vernon, Jerry, 39, 47 Vertreese, George, 74, 86, 101, 103 Vertreese, Nina, 36, 59, 100 Vick, Kent, 28, 70 Viers, Edwin, 28, 44, 88 Vogel, Homer, 78 Vogelsmeier, Don, 28, 48, 54, 64, 67, 94 Von Warmer, J., 78 W Wade, Elinor, 39, 59 Wade, Robert, 36 Waldren, Nancy, 39, 100 Walker, Phyllis, 35 Wallace, Carol, 39 Waltcher, Rita, 101 Ward, Carolyn, 36, 46, 55, Ward, Sharon, 33, 54, 63, 91 Warnock, Sally, 55, 62, 65, 86, 89 Warnock, Suzie, 39, 52 Warren, Annette, 28, 61, 102 Warren, Burton, 74 Watkins, Bonnie, 35. 56 Watkins, Dave, 34, 70, 94 Watson, Don, 79, 80, 81 Watterson, Robert, 39 Watts, Buel, 36 Webb, Marcieree, 28 Webster, Charlene, 28, 35, 47, 63, 65, 63, 93 76, 77, 96 Wedemeier, Pat, 33, 59, 63, 65, 86, 91, 97, 104 Wegener, Linda, 33, 91 Wehry, G., 31 Welch, Ronald, 79 Weltman, Martin, 29, 49, 61, 86, 97, 103 Werinersten, Robert, 15, 28, 56, 57, 86 Wenninghoff, Harold, 35 West, Shirley, 28, 51 Wheaton, Jacque, 28, 44, 46, 47, 49, 58, 87, 89, 97 Wheeler, Robert, 39, 79 Whitaker, Bill, 28, 46, 48, 67, 74, 87, 92, 97, 101 White, Bobby Lee, 39, 69 White, Daniel, 35, 86, 103 White, Donna, 36, 61, 63 White, Robert Allen, 39 White, Robert, 74 Whitlock, Wilcox, Charles, 36, 87 Wilhite, Robert, 52 Wilkinson, Kay, 28, 44, 49, 58, 60, 63, 100, 102 Willet, Marvin, 28,49 Jacquelyn, 55 Williams, Barbara, 35, 65, 76, 86 Williams, Darnell, 78 Williams, Don, 36 Williams, Dora, 34, 102, 104 Williams, Ed, 36, 79 Williams, Martha, 28 Williams Williams' Zi Marvalee, 33 Mary Jayne, 33, 49, 63, Thomas, Barney, 36, 56 Thomas, David, 33, 78 Thomas, Judy, 33, 49, 96 Thomas, Ronald, 39 Thomas, Sharon, 39, 49 Williams, Melvin, 28, 52, 53 Williams, Mildred, 28 Williams, Ronald, 78 Williams, Walter, 70 Shadden, Sharon, 34 Shade, Steve, 36 Shaw, Charles 36, 61, 79 Shelton, Phillip, 26, 94 Shelton, Virginia, 39, 59 Sherpy, Arlene, 36, 55, 59 Shields, Mike, 26 Shields, William, 35 Shinn, Carolyn, 15, 26, 45, 49, 54, 57, 89, 97 Shipley, Wanda, 26, 45, 86, 102 Shipley, Wayne, 36, 69 Shoats, Shirley, 36 Shull, Shull, Mary Jeanette, 26 Nancy, 36 46, 47, 63, 65,95 Shulte, Diana, 65 Shultz, Juanita, 39 Shultz, Marilyn, 35 Sickm eier, Frances, 34 Silvers, Paul, 36 Simmers, Reita Ann 39 Simmons, Deanna, 33 Simmons, Vanna, 33 Simms, Don, 36, 54 Beverly, 26 Sims, Freddie, 26,52 61, 64, 65, 74 Singleton, Constance, 39 Sinnett, Tim, 34 Sipe, Ronald, 36, 46 Skinner, Sharon, 65 Slater, Sherrie 26, 55 Slavens, Dick, 27, 64, 67, 90 Smith, Arlene, 55 Smith, Carol Ann, 27, 51 Smith, Christine, 39 59,63 Smith, Georgia, 34, 65, 76, 77 Smith, Gordon, 27, 46, 47, 49, 50, 54,56,58,59,61,80,81,104 Thompson, Deanna, 39 Thompson, Jan Keith, 36, 69 Thompson, Loretta, 36 Thompson, Nolan, 61, 86, 92, 97 Thomson, Charles, Jr., 27 Thornburg, Tom, 27, 49 Thornton, Virginia, 36 Tillery, Mary J., 35, 101 Tillmon, Ronald, 27, 87 Tishk, Harry, 36, 76 Toms, Billy, 54, 72, 74 Tosser, Julia, 39, 63 Tourney, Deanna, 27, 54, 104 Townsend, Sharon, 39, 61 Trammell, William, 78, 81 Triplett, Phyllis, 27 Trotter, Walter, 34, 79 Tucker, James, 15, 27, 48 Tucker, Larry, 33, 52, 54, 79 Tucker, Tom, 35, 46, 64, 67, 71, 74 Tuckness, Carol, 28 Tuckness, Don, 36, 69, 90 Tunnell, Sharon, 35, 46, 60, 86, 100 Turner, Elaine, 28 Turner, Kenneth, 35 U Underhill, Beverly, 28, 45, 47, 49, 62, 95, 100 Underhill, John, 74 Upton, Glen, 28. 66 Uthe, Bernice, 35, 86 Williamson, Tom, 36 Wilson, Clifford, 39 Wilson, Dale, 34, 70 Wilson, Marietta, 63 Wilson, Norma, 34, 61, 63 Wilson, Pat, 35, 86, 96 Wilson, Sally, 34, 46, 55, 63, 76, 89 Wilson, Sharron, 28, 65 Wilwerding, Allan, 28, 46, 64, 66, 74, 90, 97 Winegar, Richard, 47, 56, 61, 88 Winingar, Karen, 28, 65, 76, 77 Winfrey, Gary, 36. 69 Winfrey, Larry, 35, 52, 64, 74, 75 Winn, Belva Charlene, 39, 56,61 Wolf, Larry, 36, 59 87 Wolf, Wesley, 33, 79, 86, 104 Woodrome, Sarah, 28, 62 Woods, Billie Jean, 28, 100 Woods, Deanna, 28 Woods, Kirby, 34 Woods, Nellie, 36 Woody, Karen, 34, 56, 58, 63, 96 Woolsey, Margaret, 29 Woolsey, Penny, 29 Worcester, Myra, 36 Wright, Georgia 29 Wright, Lyle, 29 Y Yancy Paul, 29, 80, 81, 101 Veager, Shirley, 33, 62 Yearout, Dorothy, 29, 51 V Van Bebber, Joyce, 28 Van Meter, Mary Ruth, 36 Van Sittert, Annette, 55, 96 Van Wormer, James, 39 Vaughan, Jerry Lynn, 33 Vaughan, Clarence, 35, 79, 86 Vaughn, Donald, 54 Ventimiglia, Charles, 39 Vermillion, Jerry, 36 Young, Mabel, 36, 59, 100 Younger, Larry, 29, 70, 104 Z Zeagle, Loretta 29 Zelk, Joseph Kenneth, 39 Zibung, Genevieve, 35, 89 Zink, Bob, 36 Zink, Judy 36,63 Zmek, Jeanne, 36, 53, 54, 63, 87, 93 AAUW Archery Aristonians Band Basketball Cafeteria Courtesy Committee C Club Centralian COE Concert Choir Cross Country Dedication DeLano Delphian Drama Club Engineers Club English Club Emersons 1 Faculty 1 Football Franklin French Club 1 Freshmen Future Nurses Club Future Teachers Club German Club Girls' Choir Girls' Sports Honor Corps Honor Society Hi-Y Wa: an 2 71, 72, 10, 11, 12, 66, 67, 68, 1 39, 1 76, 86, Horizon Club 101 Inter-Linguistic Council 58 Intersociety Contestants 97 Jeffersons 88 Juniors 33, 34, 35 Junior Class Officers 32 Latin Club 59 Locker Patrol 49 Luminary 45 Memorial Club 81 Minerva 91 Olympians 1 65 Orchestra 53 Pep Club 1 62, 63 Photography Club 1 50 Queens 1 11 82 Red Cross 1 1. 49 ROTC 78, 79, 80 Seniors 1 116-28 Senior Ballot 1 1 15 Senior Class Officers 1 14 Slache 1 1 1 1 '96 Sophomores 1 36, 37, 38 Spanish Club 2 58 Spring Play 57 Student Council 96 Thalians 93 Track 1 74 Websters 94 Y-Teens 100 Zoology 104 109 1 r. 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