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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1960 volume:

CENTRAL1AN STAFF CO-EDITORS Ronald Barger John Barwise BUSINESS MANAGER Harold Boehm ARTIST Elmo Reasoncr PHOTOGRAPER Scott Brooks SENIOR CLASS EDITOR Gea Bates UNDERCLASSMEN EDITOR Jacqueline Thomas CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR Eloise Yvonne Carter JUNIOR ASSISTANT CT King Anderson Carolyn Pemberton - Typist Carolyn Rogsdalc - Typist Cherrye Ross -Typist CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS FEATURES DIRECTORY FOREWORD White ribbons, bearing the stimulating blue letters Go Eagle Go” hang from the left shoulder of loyal Centralites. This challenge has motivated the spirit of the I960 Centralian. The eagle's strength, speed, and ability to look at the sun make it an appropriate school symbol, for Central’s far-famed tradition and our hope for its future inspire our present activities. Here you see a new order in Central; a different styled annual, many added organizations, a diverse student body, a new administration, and many new faculty members. In this new order for Central the Eagle is soaring. It is our desire that this annual will preserve for you the happiest year of your school life and that it will recall in the future for your pleasure many fond memories. MR. C. S. HANN DEDICATION We dedicate this I960 Centralian to Mr. C. S. Harm, an outstanding educator and a true gentleman. His dignified bearing in and out of the classroom and his gracious and affable manner won for him the respect and admiration of his pupils, whom he inspired to emulate his demeanor by addressing them as mister and miss. When school opened this fall without Mr. Hann in room 311, Central deeply felt the loss of the teacher who had been an inspiration to thousands of Centralites. Mr. Hann came to Central at age twenty-three and had ever been a vital force in the academic and social life of the school: as chairman of the Science Department, as a teacher of the physical sciences, and as a sponsor of the literary societies and of the Centralian. His students soon recognized why he was considered by the Kansas City teachers to be the dean of the teachers of science in the secondary schools; his knowledge was broad and exact and his pedagogy sound. In appreciation of his career as an instructor and with best wishes for his happiness in his voluntary retirement, we dedicate this book. Tlie Centralian Staff 5 May our education be used as an instrument to help sow light where there is darkness, kindness where there is hatred, pardon where there is injury, faith where there is despair, knowledge where there is ignorance, joy where there is sadness, and to seek, not so much to be understood, as to understand. MR. JAMES F. BOYD Principal 8 MR. GIRARD T. BRYANT Vice-Principal No generation has yet faced a future so full of promise and excitement nor has any faced the difficult challenges of this memorable midtwentieth century. Man has, for the first time, turned his gaze toward infinity and contemplates, materialistically, exploring the known universe. Isn't it a wonderful thought to realize what an important part that You, the I960 graduates of Central High School, will play in this exotic drama of time, space, and motion? No one can predict who among you shall make the greatest contribution in this race into infinity. It may be the ones with the greatest intellects or it may be, in the words of Milton, Only those who stand and wait.” MR. ALLIS A. KEITH Vice-Principal In this age of progress and ever-expanding horizons, our country requires young men and women with vision and skill. It also needs people who understand and desire to help their fellow man, regardless of race, color or creed. The Central Faculty has provided a curriculum that satisfies the academic, vocational, and humanitarian needs of our society. Now it is you who will demonstrate to our peoples the achievement necessary for success in the arts, literatures, sciences, and vocations. It is you who will assume the leadership required to be outstanding members of our community and country. 9 MISS HORTENSE SCHALLER Counsellor The Class of '60 can be proud of its outstanding scholarship, activity, and service record. I count it a privilege to have been your counselor, and will be interested in your future accomplishments. May each of you believe in yourself as a person, appreciate beauty, be sensitive to the needs of others. MR WILEY C. POLESON Counsellor This has been one of the most enjoyable years of my teaching career. .The work with the students of Central has been both interesting and rewarding—interesting in the many varied opportunities presented for helping students and rewarding in the thought that I may have helped in some small way their paths to a richer and more satisfying future. FACULTY Mr. Nolan Alexander Biology. Zoology University of Missouri Mrs. Gloria Allen Secretary Dickinson Secretarial School Miss Beryl Alton American History University of Kansas City Mrs. Dons Reek Ary Barth Science. Biology University of Michigan Mr . L. H. Bound Health and Physical Education Tennessee A. I. Mr. Hoyt Baker Mrs. Theresa A. Bauman Miss Elizabeth Bisbec Mr. Earl W. Boucher. Jr. Physical Education Chemistry Speech Mechanical Drawing University of Kansas Western Michigan University Iowa State Teachers Collegi Northwest Missouri State College Mrs. Leota J. Brown Common Learnings University of Kansas City Mr. James A. Buchness Art Central Missouri State Miss Alice R. Brasfield Librarian University of Kansas Dr. Jeremiah Cameron English Michigan State University Miss Bess G. Clapp English University of California Mrs. Susie Ann Cobbs Physical Education Central State University Miss Nellie M. Cody Spanish University of Kansas Mr. Gwynne Coomes. Citizenship World History. B -Team Pittsburg State Jr. Miss Elsie Cornell Commerce University of Missouri Mrs. Mildred Daniels Mr. Lee Davis Secretary Art Northwest Missouri State Southwest Missouri State Miss Marjorie Davis Algebra. Geometry University of Michigan Mr. L. H. Dentel Biology a Botany University of Kansas Mr. Robert H. Downs Vocal Music Kansas City Conservatory of Music Mr. Albert Edwards. Jr. Special Education Langston University Mrs. Luella Emery Special Education Langston University Mr. John E. Evans Miss Agnes E. Engel Mrs. Bernice L. Evans American History German. French. Spanish English American Problems University of Kansas Columbia University University of Kansas City Mr. M. L. Gillespie Mr. Jack Greenall Miss Mary R. Grubbs Driver Education Engineer-Custodian Imw Bookkeeping University of Kansas Q'ty Columbia University Mr. Frank Guemple Social Science Columbia University Mr. Cecil F. Hayes Mrs. Evangeline O. Hibbler Mathematics School Surse Baker University Virginia State College ■ Mr. Edwin W. Hamilton Mr. John G. Harris Metal Cieics Colorado A. 6c M. Central Missouri State College Mrs. Ogden I. Hollars Warid History Hastings College Me. William W. Holloway English University of Kansas Mr. James Jones Driver Education University of California Mrs. Vandora Janice Jordan English University of Kansas City Miss IU Maude Kite English University of Missouri Mrs. Veva Koenig Music Kansas State College Miss Ruby Kuhn Homemaking University of Kansas City Mr. H. W. Lancaster C. O. E. University of Missouri Miss Rebckah Lcibengood Science University of Kansas Sgt. Walter A. Lohmann R. O. T. C. Ottawa University Sgt. Pat Lowe R. O. T. C. University of Hawaii Miss Lillian Lukcnbill Registrar Kansas City Teachers College Miss Grace A. Mapes Commerce Southwest Missouri State Mrs. M. W. McKanna Commerce University of Missouri Miss Evelyn McLaughlin Latin Columbia University Mr. Harold L. Michael Physical Education Central Missouri State Mrs. Helen J. Miller Mathematics University of Kansas City Mr. Robert L. Miller Woodwork University of Missouri Mr. Donald L. Mitchell Mathematics Ohio State University Mr. Edwin V. Nance Psychology, Speech, Drama University of Kansas City Mrs. Nellie M. Porter Reading. World History University of Missouri Miss Hazel Purnell Physical Education Sargent College Miss Virginia Oldham Miss Jean J. Pinkerton Neusuriting English Commerce Wellesley College Central Missouri State Mr. H. J. Reed Mr;. Irene H. Robbins Mathematics � Science Family Using University of Kansas Colorado State University Mrs. Elizabeth Wells Rutledge Mathematics University of Illinois Mr. Nolan Rutledge Physics. Science University of Missouri Miss Dorothy Mac Sandberg Science University of Kansas Mr. John B. Slater Drafting a Printing Colorado State College Mrs. Viola Thomas Attendance Secretary Central Missouri State College Mrs. Marion Burr Schryver Mrs. Mary C. Scoville English Commerce University of Kansas City Ottawa University Mr. Harry Slaymalcer Human Science a Physical Education University of Illinois Mrs. Elizabeth Greathouse Sheffield Homemaking Columbia University Mrs. Beulah I. Sloan Homemaking Oklahoma College for Women Mr. Robert Swccne English a Speech Kansas State Teach College Miss Rebecca Tomlin Mrs. Jessie C. Turney Mr. George L. Waterhouse English Common Learnings Civics Columbia University Columbia University University of Missouri Mr. Robert M. Wiegers Crafts University of Kansas Mr. James Wilkinson Social Studies, Basketball Coach University of Southern California Miss Christine Williams American History University of Wyoming FACULTY MEMBERS NOT IN PANELS Dr. Mumaw; Mr. Sinclair; Mr. Dobbs; Mr. Forx; Mrs. Umland Mrs. Donna M. Burkhart Physical Education St. Olaf College Mr. Frank H. Foxx Crafts and Drafting University of Missouri Mr. Vern Sinclair Band and Orchestra University of Michigan Mr. Donald D. Dobbs English Pittsburg State Dr. Otis J. Mumaw Vocal Music Washburn University Mrs. Elsie Umland English University of Nebraska Mrs. Kathryn L. Edwards Law Lincoln University Mrs. Anne J. Ramp Cafeteria Manager 17 IN MEMORIAM A jovial, kindly man was Mr. John E. Evans. Ever given to optimism, his manner was free and easy with his students and colleagues. Although his subject was social science and he was ever a loyal and proud advocate of the American way, his real enthusiasm was athletics, which was never long out of his conversation. For many years he was athletic manager and always the best booster in school for support of the team whatever it happened to be. Mr. Evans was at his best on the platform, where he held the student body in the hollow of his hand, so to speak; for he could sway them with a friendly smile, a twinkle in his eye, a shrug of his shoulder, and a peppy talk to go out and help the team win the honors for dear old Central. Mr. Evans had a serious side, too. He spoke effectively on a religious or moral issue and made a beautiful and impressive prayer. His interest in religion manifested itself especially in the forty-two years of continuous service which he gave to the Linwood Hi-Y. This service was honored by the Y” only recently when they awarded him a plaque in recognition of his work with the boys. Although he gave his endeavors to these activities for boys, he was impartial in his interest in his students, befriending any boy or girl in need of a friend. Will Rogers’ famous line might be so paraphrased for Mr. Evans, I never had a student whom I did not like. And his students liked him! His assignment in the school can be filled, but his place in the life of Central cannot be. As we Seniors, academically gowned and capped in Central's Blue, march down the aisles at the Municipal Auditorium to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance” and take the places reserved for us, we do so with the sadness of farewell and the satisfaction of accomplishment. Four long, and tonight short, years we have been together as a class: the Freshmen of ’57, the Sophomores of '58, the Juniors of '59, and, at long last, the Seniors of 60. We try hard to show the dignified bearing of a graduate; as phantas-magorically the memorable experiences of the last four years appear and vanish on the screens of our minds: the athletic events, the cheering, the victories; our organizations, our parties and mixers, the Proms, the vacations, the assemblies; the scholastic honors, the T. V. and Radio programs, such as Bandstand,” T-V Teen Town,” and It’s in the Bag;” Centralian Day and the weird things we wrote in each other’s annuals, and Senior Day luncheon, film, and mixer; our friendships with one another and our sponsors and teachers. Really we feel much as did KoKo’s wards; From scholastic trammels free, Each a little-bit afraid is, Wondering what the world can be! Through the music and addresses we restrain our restlessness; but with the conferring of our diplomas and the flashing of cameras our nervousness is given release and we are carried through the parting of our ways with exultation for having successfully completed the first leg” of our journey through life. Central's honor and traditions have inspired us. May our records serve as ideals to challenge the Centralites that follow after us! 21 SENIOR Most Popular Kenny Snow Sharon Pemberton Most Likely to Succeed Jon Barwise Janet Sturgess Best Musicians 22 Tom Richards Chari Winn . Be,, Dressed Ronnie Barger . ephame Kenton Best Dancers Serres , , „ Judy Boswell ballot Jim Harrington Beil Actors Charlene Morgenstern Social Belle and Beau Bill Easter Carol Driscoll Done Most For Central Jerry Vernon Carolyn Ragsdale Linda Adams Wanda Adams Wanda Allen LINDA ADAMS. WANDA L. ADAMS—NOMA Spelling Award; Shorthand Certificate; Los Conquis-tadores; Future Teachers of America; Zoology Club; Red Cross. WANDA ALLEN—Aquiliferi; Horizon Club; Pep Club. FANNIE CARDELIE ARNOLD— Typing Award; Le Cerde Francais; Philosophy Club; Y-Teens; Debate Team. ALBERT BALLARD. THOMAS J. BALNIS—Red Cross; Student Council; Los Tertulianos; Chess Club. PINKIE LA VON BANKS—C. O. E.; Zoology Club; Y-Tcens. RONALD BARGER—Silver medal. Honor Society; Senior Ballot, Best Dressed;” Centralian Editor; Central Webster Club; Declamation '59; Debate Team; Band; Aquiliferi; J. C. L.; National Anthology Award; Honor Corps; Locker Patrol; Student Council. JEFF BARNHART—Locker Patrol; Honor Corps; Central Webster Club; Student Council. Fannie Arnold Albert Ballard Thomas Balnis Pinkie Banks Ronald Barger Jeff Barnhart J on Barwise Gia Reve Bates Sara Beatty JON BARWISE—Gold medal. Honor Society; Cen-trailian Editor; President, Mu Alpha Theta; N.C.C.J. representative; Junior Cabinet; K. U. Demonstration, '59; National Merit Certificate; Engineers Club; Student Council; Locker Patrol; First place Sons of the American Revolution Contest. GIA REVE BATES—Bronze Medal, Honor Society; Centralian Staff; Student Council; Los Tertulianos; Y-Teens; Pep Club. SARA BEATTY—Small letter gym; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Future Homemakers of America; Girls Glee Club; Los Tertulianos. NELLIE MARIE BEAVER—Locker Patrol; Student Council; Pep Club; Assistant Nurse '59-60. DONNA BEEMER. ROBERT DUANE BENSON. DOUGLAS E. BIB-LER—C.O.E. BOBBIE BIERE—Silver medal. Honor Society; Student Council; Red Cross, Disaster Team; Central Luminary; Officer Home Room; Gold Key Art Award; Le Cerde Francais; Pep Club. (Mid Year Grad) LOIS KATHLEEN BIESEMEYER. Nellie Beaver Donna Beemer Robert Benton 24 Douglas Bibler Bobbie Biere Lois Biesemeycr GARY BLANKENSHIP — Locker Patrol; Home Room Officer; Silver Medal, Honor Society; Der deutsche Verein; Band. HAROLD BOEHM—Finalist in National Merit Scholarship; Gold Medal, Honor Society; Mu Alpha Theta Officer; Centralian Staff. JOAN BOOTHE—Gold Medal, Honor Society; Central Luminary; Y-Teen cabinet; Philatelic Society cabinet; Aquiliferi; Bulletin board editor. RONALD BORCHERT. BARRY LYNN BOREN —Aquiliferi; Student Council; Junior Red Cross. IUDITH BOSWELL—Student Council; Junior Red Cross; Mid-year graduate; Locker Patrol; Central Luminary; Girls Choir; Aristonian Literary Society; Pep Club; Best Dancer,” Senior Ballot. MEREDITH BOWIE. IMOGENE BRIM — Officer, Junior Achievement; Los Tertulianos; Future Teachers of America; Future Homemakers of America; Philosophy Club; Human Relations Council; Mu Alpha Theta. ROY SCOTT BROOKS—President, All-City Student Council; Battalion Commander, R.O.T.C.; President, Mu Alpha Theta; Central Webster Club; Centralian Staff; Silver Medal, Honor Society. Ronald Borchert Barry Boren Judy Borwell Meredith Bowie Imogcne Brim Scott Brooks Audrey Brown Carl Brown Janice Brown Jean Brown Kenneth Brown Philip Brown AUDREY BROWN. CARL VINCENT BROWN. JANICE BROWN—Locker Patrol; Der deutsche Verein; Pep Club. JEAN BROWN—Girls Athletic Award; Big C”; Locker Patrol; Pep Club; Junior Red Cross; Student Council; Olympian Club; Girls Sports Club; Y-Teens; Art Club. KENNETH E. BROWN—Tennis Team; Student Council; Locker Patrol; Sports Editor, Central Luminary. PHILIP BROWN RICHARD A. BROWN. ALICE BUCHANAN. CLYDE A. BURKE—Junior Red Cross; Locker Patrol; Chess Club; Track Team; Engineers Club. Richard Brown Alice Buchanan Clyde Burke Yvonne Carter Sharon Carter Kenneth Cherry BARBARA SUE BUTCHER—Cheerleader; Junior Class Executive Board; Thalian Literary Society; Senior Class Officer; Mnookin-Brown Semi-Finalist; NOMA Spelling Awards; Camp Miniwanca; Horizon Club; Engineers, Officer; Le Cerde Francais, Officer; Hundred Girls Club; Student Council; Boosters ; Locker Patrol; Gold Medal, Honor Society; Pep Club. ORA BYERS. SHIRLEY LOUISE BYNUM — Central Luminary; Spring Play ’60. KATHERINE LEE CALLOWAY—Student Council; Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club; Future Homemakers of America. WALTER W. CANADY. FRAN CARNEY—Senior Ballot, Jolly Good ; Silver Medal, Honor Society; American Legion Oratorical Contest; Honorable Mention, Lincoln University Essay Contest; Officer, Pep Club; Boosters; Locker Patrol; Student Council; Red Cross, First Aid Team; Aqui-liferi; Horizon Club; Central Luminary; Debate Team; Aristonian Literary Society. ELOISE YVONNE CARTER—Gold Medal, Honor Society; Science Award; Youth Awards; Hundred Girls Club; Boosters; Mu Alpha Theta; Philosophy Club; Engineers Club; Aquiliferi; Junior Achievement; Red Cross; Y-Teens; Human Relations Council; Talmadge Chinn Jim Christen Alice Clark Centralian Staff, Pep Club. SHARON CARTER — Student Council; Red Cross; Y-Teens Dcr deutche Verein. KENNETH T. CHERRY—Locker Patrol; Basketball; Track Central Luminary; Student Council. TAI.MADGE E. CHINN. JIM CHRISTEN — Gold Medal, Honor Society; Red Cross; Honor Corps; Central Jefferson Club; Mu Alpha Theta; Aquiliferi; Engineers Club. ALICE MAYETTA CLARK — Gold Medal, Honor Society; Concert Choir; Y-Teens; Officer Future Teachers of America; Human Relations Council; Los Ter-tulianos; Mu Alpha Theta; Future Homemakers of America; Drama Club. DELPHA MAE CLARK — Shorthand Award; Pep Club; Officer Home Room; Locker Patrol. DOROTHY KAY COFFEY—Orchestra; Pep Club. WALTER L. COLVIN Locker Patrol; Junior Achievement; R.O.T.C. LYNN SUE COMER—Gold Medal, Honor Society; Big C ; Basketball Sportsday; Aquiliferi; Drama Club; Y-Teens; Olympians. LINDA COOK—Gold Medal, Honor Society; NOMA Spelling Award; Los Tertulianos; Pep Club; Locker Patrol. THOMAS COOPER—Locker Patrol; C.O.E. Vedi Cooper Edith Cox Tommie Crawford Frances Crockett Shirley Crockett Clarence Cunningham VEDA COOPER. EDITH COX. TOMMIE CRAWFORD. FRANCES CROCKETT SHIRLEY CROCKETT—Student Couritil; Pep Club; Big C, small and large shield; Gym Awards; Girls Sports Club; Future Teachers of America. CLARENCE CUNNINGHAM—Junior Achievement; C.O.E.; Track. DONALD DALE—Football; Locker Patrol; “C Club. DONALD DATWEILER. JULIA BESS DAUGHTRF.Y—Red Cross; Band; Photography Club; Chess Club. DOROTHY ANN DAVIS— Honor Society; Typist Award '59; Officer, Aquiliferi. F.THELYN JUNE DAVIS—Drama Club; Y-Teens; Student Council; Red Cross; Girls’ Choir; Spring Play ’59-'60. CAROL JEAN DRISCOLL —Officer, Delphian Literary Society; Princess, R.O.T.C.; Senior Ballot, Social Belle; Olympians; Red Cross; Student Council; Locker Patrol; President, Home Room, LINDA JESSIE EIB—Big C; Pep Club: Olympians; Y-Teens. WILLIAM ELLIOT. ANTOINETTE JUANITA ESCOE—Mnookin-Brown Semi-finalist ; Student Council; Locker Patrol; Silver Medal, Honor Society; All City Safety Conference Representative; Philosophy Club Officer; Central Luminary; Drama Club; Human Relations Council; Spring Play '60. ESSIE EVANS. LUTHER IA ANN EVANS—Locker Patrol; Future Homemakers of America. JOHN M. FARMER—Quill and Scroll, Central Luminary; Student Council; Officer, Home Room; Bronze Medal, Honor Society; Honor Corps; Chess Club. Robert Fechner Margaret Fields Barbara Finch Patricia Fitzpatrick Patricia Fletcher Carol Foote ROBERT F. FECHNER—Chicago Tribune Award; Individual Drill Award; Gold Medal, Honor Society; Central Jefferson Club; Engineers Club; Memorial Club; Rifle Team. MARGARET FIELDS —Gold Medal, Honor Society; Officer, Society of Literature and History; Candidate, N.C.T.E.; Student Council; Concert Choir; Eaglemania ; President, Horizon Club; Officer, Aquiliferi; JCL; Le Cercle Francais; Pep Club; Boosters; Cheerleader. BARBARA FINCH—Student Council; Red Cross; Girls Choir; Y-Teens; Pep Club. PATRICIA FITZPATRICK. PATRICIA ANN FLETCHER — Student Council; Red Cross; President, Home Room; Small Shield, Girls Sports; Pep Club; Los Tertulianos; Y-Teens; Philatelic Society. CAROL MAXINE FOOTE — Junior Executive Board; Secretary, Senior Class; Homecoming Princess; Vice-President, Pep Club; Central Luminary; Bronze Medal, Honor Society; Thalian Literary Society; Zoology Club; Boosters; Locker Patrol. HARDINE BEAULICE FOOTE — Student Council; Small Shield, Girls Sports; Y-Teens; Philosophy Club; Los Tertulianos; Human Relations Council. CHARLES FORT. LETA CATH RYN FRAZIER — Senior Ballot, Best Girl Athlete; Girls Sports, Highest Award, Big C”, Large Shield, Basketball, Hockey, Volleyball, Bowling, Sportsdays; President, Girls Sportsday Club; Pep Club; Aquiliferi; Human Relations Council; Future Teachers. Hardine Foote Charles Fort Lett Frazier Perry Frazier Lester Frederick Charles Freeman PERRY FRAZIER—Concert Choir. LESTER FREDERICK— C Club. CHARLES FREEMAN—Latin Club; Chess Club; Engineers Club; R.O.T.C.; Locker Patrol. RUSSELL S. FUNK—A. F. S. Exchange Student; Gold Medal, Honor Society; Aquiliferi; Honor Corps; Le Cercle Francais; Human Relations Council; Student Council. HORTENSE GAINES—President, Future Homemakers of America; Junior Red Cross; Student Council; Y-Teens; Typing Award. NEIL GALBRAITH. RON GAR GOTTO—Senior Ballot, Best Boy Athlete ; Football Team, Co-Captain; Secretary, Junior Class; Senior Executive Board; All-City Honorable Mention; Honor Corps; Locker Patrol; C Club, Sergeant-at-Arms; Zoology Club; Central Webster Club; Concert Choir. RALPH L. GARNER—R.O.T.C.; C.O.E.; Junior Achievement. DARLENE GENSLER—Pep Club; Junior Red Cross; First-Aid Team. Russell Funk Hortense Gaines Neil Galbraith Ron Gargotto Ralph Garner Darlene Gensler SUSAN GIBBS — Officer, Home Room; Slache Literary Society; Pep Club; Shorthand Award; Junior Red Cross; Locker Patrol; Bronze Medal, Honor Society; Student Council Alternate. HERMAN GLASS—Track; Honor Corps; Locker Patrol. TOM GLOW—Gold Medal, Honor Society; Science Fair Winner; Central Luminary; B-Team Basketball; Chess Club; Mu Alpha Theta; Los Tertulianos; Central Jefferson Club. LINDA GOLUBSKI — Silver Medal, Honor Society; Shorthand and Typing Awards; Olympians; Los Conquistadores; C.O.E.; Pep Club. SYLVIA YVONNE GOODSEAL—Attendance Award; Swimming Award; Officer, Home Room; Junior Red Cross. ANDREW GOZA—-Band; Football; Track; Hi-Y; Central Luminary. CARLA GRAF—-Central Luminary, Bulletin Board Editor; Bronze Medal, Honor Society; Historian, Minerva Literary Society; Sergeant-at-Arms, Aristonian Literary Society; Pep Club; Le Cerde Francais. GLENNIS KAY GRAVES — Bronze Medal, Honor Society; Concert Choir; Central Y.E.C. Bible Club. CAROLYN ELIZABETH GREEN—Silver Medal, Honor Society; Homecoming Princess; R.O.T.C. Princess; Giftorian, Senior Class; Big C” and Gold Pin Athletic Awards; Sportsday; Cheerleader; Future Teachers of America; Secretary, Future Homemakers of America; Secretary, Student Council; Girls Sports Club; First-Aid Team; Junior Red Cross; Vice-President, Home Room; City-Hall Day '59. Susan Gibbs Herman Glass Tom Glow Linda Golubski Yvonne Goodseal Andrew Goxa Carla Graf Glennis Graves Carolyn Green Dolores Greene Gayle Greene Louise Greer Edward Guinn John Haley Judy Hamby DOLORES ELAINE GREENE — President, Home Room; Central Luminary, Quill and Scroll; Bronze Medal, Honor Society; Locker Patrol; Pep Club; Y-Teens; Aquiliferi; Junior Red Cross; Student Council; Human Relations Council. GAYLE GREENE — Future Homemakers of America. LOUISE GREER. EDWARD GUINN—Locker Patrol. JOHN R. HALEY — Locker Patrol; Der deutsche Verein; Chess Club. JUDY WINIFRED HAMBY — Spring Festival '59; Aquifileri; Glee Club; Girls Choir; Concert Choir. FREDERICK HAMILTON. GAY LYNN HAMMACK — Pep Club; Girls Choir. JIM HARRINGTON—Gold Medal, Honor Society; Best Actor”, Senior Ballot; Student Council; Football; Track; Honor Corps; Central Trojan Club ; Silver Declamation 59; Drama Club; Hi-Y; Le Cercle Francais; C” Club. Frederick Hamilton Gay Hammack Jim Harrington Vicki Harris Harry Harrison Erma Hart Henry Harvel Linda Hatcher Dorothy Hawkins Diane Hayes Charles Harley Joan Hedberg Pamela Heer Eugene Helemn Mary Helm VICKIE HARRIS—Student Council; Typing Award; Central Luminary; Y-Teens; Officer, Future Teachers of America; Officer, Slache Literary Society; Zoology Club. HARRY HARRISON — Engineers Award; Science Fair, ’59; Vice-President, Student Council; Gold Medal, Honor Society; Officer, Aquiliferi; Honor Corps; Engineers Club. ERMA HART. HENRY HARVEL — Locker Patrol. LINDA HATCHER—Olympian Club; Slache Literary Society; Chairman, Y-Teens; Pep Club; Los Conquista-dores; Central Luminary. DOROTHY HAWKINS Bronze Medal, Honor Society; Secretary, Los Ter-tulianos; Junior Achievement; Pep Club; Y-Teens; Future Homemakers of America. DIANE LOREE HAYES — Bronze Medal, Honor Society; Locker Patrol; Secretary, Los Conquistadores; Drama Club. CHARLES HAZLEY—Basketball. JOAN MARIE HEDBERG—Los Conquistadores; Pep Club. PAMELA ANN HEER—Student Council; Bronze Medal, Honor Society; Pep Club; Y-Teens; Thalian Literary Society. EUGENE HELEMN. MARY HELM—C.O.E.; Student Council; Girls Choir. LARRY HENDRIX — C.O.E.; Student Council; Locker Patrol. JANICE KAY HICKS — First place. Informal Essay '58, Inter-Society; Red Cross; Girls Choir; Harmonettes; Student Council; Locker Patrol ; Delphian Literary Society; Future Teachers of America. CAROL HINZE — Gold Medal, Honor Society; Central Luminary. KAY HINZE. NANCY SUE HOBART—Locker Patrol; Girls Choir; Girls Glee Club; Officer, Home Room; Student Council; Officer, Pep Club; Officer, Aristonian Literary Society ; Boosters; Red Cross; Central Luminary; Bronze Medal, Honor Society; Spring Festival '58-59. RITA AUDELL HOLDER — Future Homemakers of America. Clem Hollingsworth Douglas Holmes Lester Hooks William Houcks Elizabeth Hunt Janet Hunt CLEM HOLLINGSWORTH — Basketball. DOUGLAS HOLMES. LESTER HOOKS—All-City Basketball Team; Track; C Club; Hi-Y. WILLIAM HOUCKS, JR Hi-Y: Photography Club; Football; C” Club; Track. ELIZABETH ANN HUNT— Pep Club; C.O.E.; Y-Teens. JANET CAROL HUNT Secretary, Philatelic Society; Pep Club; President, Zoology Club; Aquiliferi; Officer, Ari-stonian Literary Society; Officer, Home Room; Princess, R.O.T.C. '59; Concert Choir; Girls Choir; Harmonettes; Bronze Medal, Honor Society. WILLIAM HUNT—Band; Cross Country Track; Red Cross; Student Council; Officer, Home Room; Youth Council; Art Award; Hi-Y. LINDA LOU HUPENS —Red Cross; Student Council; Corresponding Secretary, Future Homemakers of America; Aquiliferi; Y-Tcens. VIRGIE LEE HYLTON. MARY IRBY. JAMESETTA IRWIN. MARJORIE ALICE JACOBS — Bronze Medal, Honor Society; Future Teachers of America; Human Relations Council; Philosophy Club; Los Tertulianos; Concert Choir. ALLEN JACKSON. VIRGIL JACKSON. JIMMY JARMON. JOLENE ELLEN JENKINS— Candidate D.A.R. Citizenship Award; Honorable Mention, Sons of American Revolution Essay Contest; Officer, Aristonian Literary Society; Gold Medal, Honor Society; Student Council; Red Cross; Locker Patrol; Pep Club; Officer, Zoology Club; Central Luminary; Aquiliferi; Boosters; Officer, Home Room. LARRY JOHNSON. NANCY KAY JOHNSON—Secretary, Home Room; Softball Sports Day; Girls Choir; C.O.E.; Olympian Club; Zoology Club; Pep Club. William Hunt Linda Hupens Virgic Hylton Mary Irby Jamesctta Irwin Mar;orie Jacobs Bread Jones Carolyn Jones Dan Jones Kathy Jones Tony Kata Stephanie Kenton BRENDA JONES — Secretary, Home Room; Student Council; Pep Club. CAROLYN JONES—Student Council. DAN JONES—Locker Patrol; Student Council; Central Webster Club. KATHY JONES. STEPHANIE JEAN KENTON — Captain, Cheerleaders; Silver Medal, Honor Society; Central Luminary; Senior Class Cabinet; Best Dressed ', Senior Ballot; Captain, Locker Patrol; Officer, Thalian Literary Society; Secretary, Boosters; Eaglemania ; Student Council; Junior Red Cross; Pep Club; Zoology Club; Los Conquistadores. HENRY EUGENE KIDD, JR.—Track; Junior Red Cross; C Club. LINDA FERN KIEFER—Girls Glee Club Festival; Pep Club; Spring Concert 59; Girls Choir; Officer, Slache Literary Society; Silver Medal, Honor Society. PATSY KING—Silver Medal, Honor Society; Officer, Society of Literature and History; Y-Teens; Student Council; Red Cross. Henry- Kidd Linda Kiefer Patsy King Vera Knight Kazu Kobayashi Toni Landes VERA SUE KNIGHT — Silver Medal, Honor Society; Secretary, Girls Choir; Harmonc-ttes; Student Council; Eaglemania”; Delphian Literary Society; Pep Club. KAZU KOBAYASHI—Red Cross; Der deutsche Verein. TONI LANDES—Officer, Home Room; Student Council; Red Cross. JOHN l.IN-INGER. MICHAEL LOCKE — Rifle Team, R.O.T.C.; Chess Club; Memorial Club. GORDON A. LOGAN — C.O.E.; Locker Patrol; Student Council; Officer, Home Room; Manager, Football; Track; C” Club; Zoology Club; Trojan Literary Society. PEARL MAUREEN LUNKINS — Locker Patrol; Red Cross LINDA LUTZ. JOHN LYMAN. John Liningcr Michael Locke Gordan Logan 32 Pearl Lunkins Linda Lutz John Lyman I ll I ! AN M BRIDE. SIDNEY Mc.CARTHER Junior Red Cross; Certificate of Merit in Industrial Arts Show '59. JOYCE McCLENAHAN. BETTY .(HOD. ROSENA McCORMICK. DENNIS M. DONALD. MIRRIOLYN BREN ANOR Mc-CiARY Big C ; Highest Gym Award; Sportsday; Secretary, Pep Club; Pccsident, Boosters; Human Relations Council; Historian, Future Teachers of America; Philosophy Club; Y-Tcens; Future Homemakers of America; Girls Sports Club; Locker Patrol; Student Council. BETTY McGUIRE. JUDITH ANN McMANIGAI. Silver Medal, Honor Society; Spring Play '59; Pep Club; Aquiliferi; JCL; Le Ccrclc Francais; Thespians. Lillian McBride Sidney McCarther Joyce McClenahan Betty McCIcod Roscna McCormick Dennis McDonald f t Mirriolyn McGary Betty McGuire Judith McManigal Charles Mackey Sharon Madison Herbert Matthews Manuel Meade Ann Meador Herbert Meek CHARLES MACKEY. SHARON ANN MADISON —Concert Choir; Pep Club; Gold Medal, Honor Society; Y-Teens. HERBERT MATTHEWS, MANUEL MEADE. ANN MEADOR — Gold Medal, Honor Society; Concert Choir; Junior Red Cross. HERBERT MASON MEEK. JR. GLORIA MEZILE. ROBERTA L. MILES—Typing Award; Pep Club; Aquiliferi; Y-Teens; Chess Club; Philosophy Club; Student Council; Locker Patrol; Junior Red Cross. DONALD C. MILLS, JR—C.O.E.; Photographer, Central Luminary; Silver Medal, Honor Society; Los Espanoles; Student Council; Photography Club. Gloria Mezile Roberta Miles Donald Mills 33 Joe Milum Charlotte Mitchell Jean Monroe Charles Moore Jean Moore Marvin Moore Ray Moore Carolyn Morgan Stanley Morgan Margo Morenos Charlene Morgenstern Beverly Morris JOE MILUM—National Merit Finalist; Treasurer, Senior Class; Football; Gold Medal, Honor Society; C” Club; Central Trojan Club. CHARLOTTE JEANETTE MITCHELL — Delphian Literary Society; Big C, Highest Gym Award; Officer, Home Room; Student Council; Girls Sports Club; Olympians. JEAN MONROE — Officer, Home Room; Locker Patrol; Central Luminary; Los Tertulianos; Student Council; Concert Choir. CHARLES MOORE —C.O.E. JEAN MOORE — Student Council; Red Cross; Gold Medal, Honor Society; Future Teachers of America; Aquiliferi; Delphian Literary Society; Band ; C.O.E. MARVIN JAMES MOORE — President, Photography Club; Concert Choir; Central Luminary; Junior Achievement; Honorable Mention, Kodac and Amsco Contest. CAROLYN RAE MORGAN—Student Council; Locker Patrol; Small, Large Shield, Big C, Highest Award, Sportsday; Central Luminary; Officer, Slache Literary Society; Pep Club; Girls Sports Club; Olympians. STANLEY R. V. MORGAN—Locker Patrol. MARGO MORENOS — Student Council; Photography Club. CHARLENE MORGENSTERN — Student Council; Best Actress”, Senior Ballot; Gold Medal, Honor Society; Hundred Girls Club; Le Cerde Francais; Aquiliferi; Engineers Club; Mu Alpha Theta; Boosters; Pep Club; Vice-President, Horizon Club; Corresponding Secretary, Thespians; Aristonian Literary Society; Spring Play ’59-60; Declamation ’59. BEVERLY MORRIS — Student Council; Central Luminary; Officer, Home Room; Red Cross; Locker Patrol; Thalian Literary Society; Zoology Club; Los Conquistadores; Y-Teens; Pep Club. CAROLYN KAY MORRIS—Horizon Club; Pep Club; Locker Patrol; Student Council. CHARLES E. MORRIS—Football; C Club; Officer Central Webster Club. EUGENE MORRIS— Student Council. RONALD NELSON — Football. PATRICIA NICKLES. PHILLIP NOTZ — Locker Patrol; Manager, Football Team; Basketball: C Club: Central Webster Club. Karen Ogle vie Gerald Orrison Mary Orvis KAREN ELIZABETH OGLESVIE—Girls Choir; Drama; Pep Club. GERALD ORRISON — Gold Medal, Honor Society; National Merit Certificate Winner; Engineers Club; Los Tertulianos; Chess Club; Mu Alpha Theta. MARY ELIZABETH ORVIS—Shorthand, Typing Awards; Officer, Home Room; Captain, Locker Patrol; Bronze Medal, Honor Society; Aquiliferi; Pep Club; J.C.L. CASSANDRA OWEN JANICE PALMER JO ANN PARRISH— Girls Choir; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Photography Club. MIKE PARRISH—Concert Choir; Central Luminary. ANNA MARIE PEDROZA — Treasurer, Los Tertulianos. RITA PEDROZA — Los Tertulianos. CAROLYN VIOLA PEMBERTON — Semi-Finalist, Mnookin-Brown Scholarship; Centralian; Secretary-treasurer, Human Relations Council; Boosters; Spanish Award, '58; Vice President, Los Conquistadores; Gold Medal, Honor Society; President, Philosophy Club; Locker Patrol. SHARON PEMBERTON—Football Queen; Most Popular , Senior Ballot; Officer, Home Room; Student Council; Cheerleader '60; Red Cross; Big Cassandra Owen Janice Palmer Jo Ann Parrish C, Sportsday; Thalian Literary Society; Pep Club; Horizon Club; Olympians; Thespians; Locker Patrol; Vice-President, Boosters; Senior Cabinet Board. PATRICIA JEANETTE PETTIEORD — Bronze Medal, Honor Society; Junior Achievement; Aquil-iferi; Corresponding Secretary, Y-Teens; Human Relations Council; Secretary, Future Teachers of America; Usherettes; Central Luminary. DONALD PHILLIPS. BONNIE PICKETT—Girls Choir; Student Council; Officer, Home Room; Thalian Literary Society. JOY DnAUN POOL — Student Council; Big C”, Sportsday; Treasurer, Los Conquistadores; Y-Tecns. BECKY PORTER—Missouri Girls State; Junior Red Cross; Student Council; Y-Teens; Officer, Home Room; Bulletin Board Editor, Central Luminary; Thalian Literary Society; Olympian Club. BRENDA KAY PRATT—Student Council; Locker Patrol; Central Luminary; Junior Red Cross; Officer, Thalian Literary Society; Officer, Zoology Club; Los Conquistadores; Pep Club; Y-Teens. KATHERINE PURCELL. Gloria Ray Beverly Reams Elmo Reasoner SCARLETT QUINN — Treasurer, Future Homemakers of America; C.O.E. CAROLYN J. RAGSDALE—Vice-President, Student Council; Parliamentarian, Senior Class; Central Luminary, Quill and Scroll; Silver Medal, Honor Society; Done Most for Central”, Senior Ballot; Centralian; Boosters; Vice-President, Le Cerde Francais; Y-Teens; Tri Hi-Y; Human Relations Council; Captain, Locker Patrol; Representative, It's in the Bag”; Pep Club; Usherettes; First Place, Editorial Contest; Officer, three years. Junior Achievement; Orchestra; Best Salesman Award; Safety Committee; Chairman, Assembly Committee. EDDIE RAINES. GLORIA CECELIA RAY — Semi-Finalist, Mnookin-Brown; Gold Medal, Honor Society; Robert S. Abbott Human Relations Award; Americanism Award, American Veterans Committee; AF’L-CIO Human Relations Award; Mu Alpha Theta; Engineers Club; Vice-President, Human Relations Council; Boosters; Spin-garn Medal, American Federation in the field of Human Relations. BEVERLY JO REAMS — Red Cross; Student Council. ELMO REASONER — Co-Captain, Football; Track; Captain, Honor Corps; Locker Patrol; Kitchen Crew; Student Council; Officer, Home Room; Central Luminary; Centralian; Carolyn Reynolds Harold Reynolds Thomas Richards Patricia Rider Wesley Riley Charlene Rimpson President, C Club; Central Webster Club, Silver Medal, Honor Society; Eaglemania . CAROLYN REYNOLDS—Student Council; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Philosophy Club; Der deutsche Verein; Human Relations Council; Usherettes; Bronze Medal, Honor Society. HAROLD REYNOLDS —Philosophy Club; Chess Club; Cross Country, Track Team; Debate Team THOMAS PARKER RICHARDS—Concert Choir; Marching Band; Student Council; Eaglemania ; Football; Best Musician”, Senior Ballot; Central Singers; Spring Play; Locker Patrol; Central Webster Club PATRICIA KAY RIDER—Gold Medal, Honor Society; Varsity Debate Team '59; Pep Club; Secretary, Der deutsche Verein. WESLEY RILEY— Junior Achievement; C.O.E. CHARLENE RIMPSON. MAGNOLIA RIMPSON. PATTY ROBERTS —C.O.E, VERDA ELLA ROBERTS — Pep Club; Future Homemakers of America; Future Teachers of America; Big C . GLORIA JEAN ROBINSON —Concert Choir; Los Tertulianos; Future Teachers of America; Y-Teens. PAUL ROEBUCK. CORRINE ROLAND—Silver Medal, Honor Society; Shorthand Award; Red Cross, First-Aid Committee; Safety Club, Student Council. Magnolia Rimpson Patty Roberts Verda Roberts Gloria Robinson Paul Roebuck Corrinc Roland LESLIE ROLLER—Red Cross; Student Council; Officer, Home Room; Thalian Literary Society; Olympians; Girls Glee Club; C.O.E. CHERRYE J. ROSS—President, Student Council '60; Gold Medal, Honor Society; Vice-President, Philosophy Club; Vice-President, Usherettes; Officer, Home Room; President, Los Conquistadores; Spring Play '60; Parliamentarian, Junior Class; Locker Patrol; Candidate, A.F.S.; Candidate, D.A.R. Citizenship Contest; NOMA, Typing Awards; Central Luminary;Boosters; Pep Club; Centralian. PATRICIA LYNN ROWAN Shorthand Awards; Officer, Minerva Literary So ciety; Officer, Y-Teens; Zoology Club; Pep Club; Locker Patrol; Officer, Home Room. RONALD MAJOR RUTHERFORD — Honor Corps; Track; Football; Basketball; Band; Central Luminary; Locker Patrol; Officer, C Club; Officer, Central Jefferson Club. MELVIN F. SAYERS — Track; C Club. CAROLYN SCHMITT. ROBERT SCHWARZ. MEMORY SCOTHORNE — Girls Choir. JAMES SCOTT. Leslie Roller Cherryc Ross Patricia Rowan Ronald Rutherford Melvin Sayers Carolyn Schmitt Robert Schwarz Memory Scothorne James Scott Dixie Seifert Delores Selmae Benny Serres DIXIE SEIFERT. DELORES SELMAN. BENNY SERRES—Bronze Medal, Honor Society; Sgt.-at-Arms, Student Council; Honor Corps; Best Dancer”, Senior Ballot; Central Jefferson Club. CAROLYN MARIE SHAW — Girl's Choir; Pep Club. DONALD SHAW. HARVEY SHAW—Student Council; Hi-Y. CHARLES SHEPHARD — C.O.E. CLAUDIA SHEPARD—Gold Medal, Honor Society; National Merit Finalist; Mnookin-Brown, First Place; B'nai B'rith, Finalist; Betty Crocker Award; D.A.R.; National Scholastic Art Awards; National Poetry Anthology; Candidate, National Council of English Scholars; One Hundred Girls Club; President, Human Relations Council; President, Y-Teens; Aquiliferi; J.C.L.; S.F.M.S.; Officer, Zoology Club; Mu Alpha Theta; Red Cross; Engineers Club; Locker Patrol. ANN SIMMERS— Honor Society; Y-Teens; Girls Choir; Minerva Literary Society, Youth For Christ Bible Club; Red Cross; Pep Club; Los Tertulianos; Aquiliferi. Charles Shephard Claudia Shepard Ann Simmers 37 Connie Singleton Carolyn Skelton Michael Smith Oscar Smith Robert Smith Valerie Smith Ruth Smocks Kenneth Snow Judith Sooter Raymond Spencer Rex Springer Sondra Staley CONNIE SINGLETON — Secretary, Home Room; Student Council; Bronze Medal, Honor Society; In-tersocicty Formal Essay Competition; Thalian Literary Society; Zoology Club; Aquiliferi. CAROLYN LOUISE SKELTON—Bronze Medal, Honor Society ; Aquiliferi; Pep Club; Future Homemakers of America; Tri-Hi-Y. MICHAEL SMITH — Gold Medal, Honor Society; Honor Corps; Track; Basketball; Honorable Mention All-City Football; Junior, Senior Boards; Aquiliferi; Secretary, Central Trojan Club; C” Club. OSCAR SMITH—Red Cross; Student Council; Band; Officer, Home Room; Hi-Y. ROBERT LEROY SMITH Tri-Hi-Y; Basketball. VALERIE DIANE SMITH—President, Usherettes; Silver Medal, Honor Society; Locker Patrol; Los Ter-tulianos; Philosophy Club; Y-Teens; Pep Club. RUTH M. SMOCKS—Junior Achievement; Treasurer, Future Teachers of America; Y-Teens; Human Relations Council; Future Homemakers of America; Pep Club. KENNETH SNOW — President, Junior Senior Classes; Most Popular”, Senior Ballot; Aquiliferi, J.C.L.; Central Webster Club; Locker Patrol; Captain, Honor Corps; Student Council; Inter-City News Correspondent; Officer, Home Room; Safety Conference; City Hall Day. JUDY SOOTER—Student Council; Silver Medal, Honor Society; Red Cross; President, Home Room; Pep Club; Thalian Literary Society; Olympians; Aquiliferi. RAYMOND SPENCER. CLIFFORD REX SPRINGER Locker Patrol; Red Cross. SONDRA STALEY. VICKIE STARNES—Silver Medal, Honor Society; Small, Large, Sportsday Shields; C.O.E.; Y-Teens. ROBERT T. STONE —Gold Medal, Honor Society; Honor Corps; Debate Team; Officer, Der deutsche Verein; R.O.T.C.; Eagle-mania ; Mu Alpha Theta; Certificate Winner, National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. DICK STUMP Locker Patrol. JANET GAIL STURGESS Junior, Senior Executive Boards; Most Likely to Succeed , Senior Ballot; Gold Medal, Honor Society; NOMA Typing, Art Awards; N.C.T.E. Winner; Mnookin-Brown semi-finalist; President, Pep Club; President, Le Cercle Francais; Secretary, Mu Alpha Theta; Secretary, Engineers Club; Boosters; Horizon Club; Hundred Girls Club; Thalian Literary Society; Red Cross; Secretary-Treasurer, Student Council. EUGENE F. SWARTZ, JR —Bronze Medal. Honor Society; President, Chess Club; Vice-President, Engineers Club; Mu Alpha Theta. Vickie Starnes 38 Katie Stevenson Robert Stone Dick Stump Janet Sturgess Eugene Swartz Carol Synovicc Shelia Tate Donna Taylor CAROL SYNOVIEC. SHELIA BERNADINE TATE — Pep Club; Y-Teens; Secretary-Treasurer, Philosophy Club; Treasurer, Philatelic Society; Human Relations Council; Student Council; Red Cross; Boosters; Central Luminary; Locker Patrol. DONNA LEE TAYLOR—Gold Medal, Honor Society; Girls Choir; All-City Glee Club Festival '59, ‘60; Spring Concert, ‘59; Aquiliferi; Pep Club; Usherettes. JAMES TAYLOR. RONALD TAYLOR — C“ Club. ERNEST THE1ME. JACQUELYN RUTH THOMAS—Gold Medal, Honor Society; Big C”, Large and Small Shields, Sportsdays; Centralian; Officer, Home Room; Typing Award; NOMA spelling awards; Pep Club; Olympians; Girls Sports Club. RAMONA THOMAS—Student Council; Office personnel. EDWINA TILFORD—C.O.E. ROBF.RY TIPTON —Vice-President, Philatelic So- James Taylor Ronald Taylor Ernest Theime ciety; Student Council; Captain, Locker Patrol; Boosters; Human Relations Council; Pep Club; Officer, Future Homemakers of America; Spring Play ’60; Red Cross; Le Cercle Francais; Philosophy Club; Y-Teens. FAYE D. TOLBERT—President, Philatelic Society; Pep Club; Future Teachers of America; Fu-. ture Homemakers of America; Le Cercle Francais; Chess Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Aquiliferi; Philosophy Club; Y-Teens. JULIA TOSSER — Student Council. SHARON TOWNSEND — Vice-President, Future Homemakers of America; Red Cross; C.O.E. LUTHER J. TYLER — Honor Corps; Band '59-60; Track; Basketball; Hi-Y. ROBERT EARL VADEN. BERTHA ANN VAIL. KENNETH VAN METER JIM VAN WORMF.R — Honor Corps; Locker Patrol; Central Luminary. Jacquelyn Thomas Ramona Thomas Edwina Tilford Robery Tipton Faye Tolbert Julia Tosser Sharon Townsend Luther Tyler Robert Vaden Bertha Vail Kenneth Van Meter James Van Wormer 39 Jerry Vernon Elinor Wade Nancy Waldren JERRY VERNON—President, Student Council; Central Jefferson Club; Honor Corps; Done Most for Central”, Senior Ballot; Senior Board. ELINOR WADE—Third Place, Informal Essay, Intersociety Contest; Second Place, American Legion Auxiliary Essay Contest; Gold Pin, Latin Award; Girls Choir; Mu Alpha Theta; Gold Medal, Honor Society; Aquiliferi; Slache Literary Society; Hundred Girls Club; Der deutsche Vcrein; Locker Patrol. NANCY KAY WALDREN — President, Los Tertulianos; Vice-President, Home Room; Historian, Future Teachers of America; Treasurer, Home Room; Gold Medal, Honor Society; Y-Teens. DARTHENE WALKER—Junior Red Cross; Y-Teens; Officer, Home Room; Student Council; Future Homemakers of America. PHILLIP HORACE WALKER— Football; Locker Patrol; Concert Choir; Los Tertulianos; C” Club. CAROL WALLACE—Pep Club; Los Conquistadores; Zoology Club; Thespians; Student Council; Junior Red Cross; Spring Play '59; Central Luminary; Locker Patrol; Officer, Slache Literary Society. Dirthenc Walker Phillip Walker Carol Wallace n John Ward Mattie Warren Stewart Watson JOHN ARTHUR WARD—Locker Patrol. MATTIE WARREN Philosophy Club; Future Homemakers of America; Future Teachers of America. STEWART B. WATSON—Band; Football; Chess Club; C Club. ROBERT F. WATTERSON Student Council; Manager, Stage Crew; Chess Club; Honor Corps; Der deutsche Verein. BARBARA WESTWOOD. PATRICIA WHALEY — Concert Choir; Tri-Hi-Y. ROBERT WHEELER—Officer, R.O.T.C.; Chicago Tribune Award; Central Luminary; Student Council; Junior Red Cross; Central Jefferson Club; Der deutsche Verein; Chess Club; Memorial Club; English Club. ERWIN WHITE. WILLIE ANN WHITEHEAD — Student Council; Bronze Medal, Honor Society; Locker Patrol. IOLA WILEY — Junior Achievement; C.O.E. SANDRA WILKINSON—Silver Medal, Honor Society; Captain, Locker Patrol; Student Council; Officer, Slache Literary Society; Le Cerde Francais; Y-Teens; Junior Red Cross; President, Home Room; Future Teachers; Pep Club. EUGENE WILLIAMS. 9.' Robert Wattcrson Barbara Westwood Patricia Whaley Robert Wheeler Erwin White Willie Whitehead lola Wiley Sandra Wilkinson Eugene Williams EVELYN WILLIAMS—Student Council. PATRICIA ANN WILLIAMS — Gregg Transcription Award; Bronze Medal, Honor Society; Pep Club; President, Tri-Hi-Y; Junior Achievement. SANDRA (AINSWORTH) WILLIAMS —Silver Medal, Honor Society; Aide, Junior Class; Sportsday; Pep Club; Olympians; Aristonian Literary Society. HARRY OLIVER WILSON — Silver Medal, Honor Society; Track; C Club; Engineers Club; Aquiliferi; Mu Alpha Theta; Chess Club; JCL. RICHARD WILSON - - Honor Corps; Locker Patrol; Football; Basketball; C Club. BEATRICE FAYE WINFREY —Y-Teens; Officer, Home Room. CHARI WINN — Gold Medal, Honor Society; A.A.U.W.; Camp Mini-wanca. Best Girl Musician. Senior Ballot; Best Latin Student Award; Eaglcmania; East Exchange Assembly; Abraham Lincoln Assembly; Spring Concert '58, '60; Concert Choir; Harmony Girls; Girls Choir; Harmonetts; Red Cross Representative; Locker Patrol; President, Officer, Future Teachers; Officer, Los Tertulianos; Mu Alpha Theta; Y-Teens; Evelyn Williams Patricia Williams Sandra Williams Harry Wilson Richard Wilson Beatrice Winfrey Chari Winn Sam Woods Flenord Wright Thomasine Wright Leon Wyatt Clara Young English Club; Courtesy Committee; Human Relations Council. SAM WOODS. FLENORD WRIGHT — Winner Ford Motor Contest '58. THOMASINE EVELYN WRIGHT —Silver Medal, Honor Society; Typing, Shorthand Awards; Big C; Sportsday; Student Council; Philosophy Club; Future Teachers of America; Future Homemakers of America; Vice-President, Y-Teens; Girls Sports Club. LEON WYATT. CLARA MAE YOUNG. KENNETH ZELK —Gold Medal, Honor Society; Honor Corps; Student Council; Central Jefferson Club; Mu Alpha Theta; Engineers Club; Gold Medal for verse. Intersociety, '59. GENE ZIMMERMAN — Jolly Good, Senior Ballott; C Club. WILLIAM D. HOWEY — Student Council; Gold Medal, Honor Society; Junior Academy of Science of K.C.; Letter of Merit, National Merit Scholarship Foundation; Chess Club; Aquiliferi; Me Alpha Theta; The Declaratives; Central Jefferson Club; Locker Patrol. 41 Sue Dailey, Treasurer; Ruth Nutt. Secretary: James McCreary, Vice-President; Robert Hardwick, President. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Overcoming the obstacles of late organization and limited group meetings the steadfast Junior Class has embarked on their final step toward their goal. Ever mindful and earnest in their attempts to retain the standards of Central High; they are conscientious in their efforts to prepare themselves to take the reins of leadership in 1961. They have taken an active part in worthy school organizations as well as brought their talents to the school through the Junior-Senior Prom and the spring play. With a continuance of the qualities now being exhibited by this group, we prophesy that the Class of 1960-61 will be long and well remembered. 44 JUNIORS 4 William Allen King Anderson Colin Atterbury Carolyn Aubrey Gilbert Ballard Sylvia Barnett Jo Ann Barton Wanda Beatty Shirley Booker Clarence Boyd Cherie Brachcar Georgia Braton Betty Brotherton Kay Brown Alice Burns Frederick Burtin Tom Calloway Donal Campbell Lois Campbell Ruby Carney Bessie Carson Judy Carter Larry Caruthers Roamey Cathan Larry Chauteau Cecil Clark Lillian Clark Ruth Clauder John Clow Barbara A. Coleman Mr. Evans tells his American History class all about our country's history. Benola Cooper Carolyn Cooper Jewell Cooper Gloria Copes Gladys Corliss Sharon Counts Joann Creswell Sue Dailey Barbara Davis Mable Davis Ruth DeGraffcnreid Margaret Dennis Winifred Dewberry Alice Dickey Ruby Donahue Jeannie Dotson James Draffen Louise Drizzle Larry Durham Marvin Fason Dorothy Edd Robert Ellis Betty Engle Emma Epperson Chari Etzenhouser Leola Foster Bob Fox Robert Frazier Leon Fritz Donette Frizell Mark Gipson Howard Gibson Eugene Gold Brenda Goza Cost el la Green Ellen Grider Boyd Groves Gladys Gunnels Darrell Gurney Leola Guy Walter Guy Sylvia Habiger Robert Hardwick Wanda Harris Erma Hat ten Billie Rose Hill Elnora Hill Harold Holliday Wilma Hollinger Paulette Hollingsworth Joe Hood Oren Hook Jane Howard Karthue Hudson Earl Huff Phillip Hunt Carolyn Jackson Harold Jackson John Jackson Lassiter Jackson Robert Jackson Thelma Jackson Verdis Jackson Joyce Jenkins Mary Johns Fred Johnson Jessie Johnson Roger Johnson Vera Jones Le Vance Jordan Sylvia Kennedy John King Richard King Shirley Kirby Larry Kirmsc Mrs. Bauman cheerfully greets the parents that come to her room during Open House. Don Lee John Lipscomb Bryant Logan Delores Love Jean Madlock Joyce Marklc Jerlean Maxie Arrena Mills Minnie Mitchell Barbara Montgomery Diane Mooney Anna Moore Frank Moore Phyllis Moore Wanda Morgan Donna Mueller Herbert Murray Loretta Myrick Judy McCluskey Carol McCormick Charles McCormick James McCreary Acquanita McGary Karen McMichael Ruth Nutt Bob Oursler James Owens Samuel Parker Ezell Parks Terry Parks Doris Patrick William Payne Robert Perkins William Pettiford Mary Ann Pierce Gurga Porter Susie Pouncil Joanna Powell Sharon Presley Marilyn Quinn Barbara Rainey Norma Randolph Talitha Ranes Bernita Rector Shirley Reese Ronald Rinacke Christina Rocha Randolph Rogers Leona Ross Margaret Rowe Kenny Ruehiing Willa Mae Sayers David Schmitz Sondra Scott Robert Shelton Kay Shoaf Kenneth Short Annette Simmons Lita Simpson Rhejeana Sims Charles Smith Dorothy Smith Eddie Smith Irita Smith Ronnie Smith Sue Smith Willie Smith Joseph Sprofera Sheila Stanturf Barbara Staples Roy Stevens Johnny Stevenson Deborah Strickland Vivian Tate James Taylor All Centralites enjoy going to the games to see Central score again. Linda Trowcr Jerrie Thomas Joe Thomas Sonya Thurman Margerite Thurston Delores Tucker Waynette Vernon Gerald Walker Louise Wallace Beverly Walton Vashti Ward Ethel Washington Sarah Watson John Wehmeyer Bill Wheeler Mary Jo White Clarence Williams Marsha Williams Michael Williams Shirley Williams Theodore Williams George Wilson Peggy Wood Doris Woods Larry Woods Leroy Woolery Francis Wright Richard Wynn Mike Yerby Doris Ziegler Parents come to open house to see the classrooms and the teachers of their son or daughter. SOPHOMORES Burnetta Anderson Leon Anderson Estella Armstrong Tina Atwell Gilbert Ballard Robert Baker Sidney Baker Isaiah Barnes Beatrice Barksdale Carolyn Beatty Rudolph Benson Sandie Benson T. S. Berry Willett Booker Margo Borens Max Bouvette Elvin Branch Teresa Bright Phyllis Brink Joyce Brooks Ernest Brown Eugene Brown John E. Brown John H. Brown Jackie Brundage Carolyn Bryant Mildred Bryant Carolyn Buffington Patty Butler Jerome Byers Hockey is a favorite outside sport of the girls early in the school year. Richard Carter Patricia Caruth Adrian Childs Vivian Clayton Thcola Cochran Shirley Cole Deloris Collins John Collins Edward Columbus Kay Cooper Shirley Counce Brenda Counts Gary Cox Ronnie Crafton Wanda Craig Wilann Currier Josephine Daniel Betty Jo Davis Chester Davis Jo Anne Davis Karen Dawn John Dawson Geneva Dickerson Darty Ann Dickey Johnetta Dixon Sara Donahue Paulette Driver Brenda Dunson Rochester Edd Marion Eden Marion Fell Larry FetterofT Mary Fields Val Gene Finney Shirley Fleming James Foster Jerry Fotz Sharon Frazier Jo Anna Frierson Maurice Galbearth Maxine Gardner Patricia Garnett Gloria Garrison Ruthie Gates Martha Gay Judy Golubski Sylvia Gray Willie Gunnels Ethel Hack Johnny Hall De Etta Hamilton Stella Hardy Elaine Hargrove Sharon Harris Susan Harris Viola Harris Thurman Hayes Edith Hazlcy Jimmie Heard Judie Hedberg Cynthia Henry George Herndon Samuel Higgie Ronald Holden Rosemary Huff Maxine Hunt Clarence Jackson Dianne Jackson Marie Jackson Lonnie Jackson Sylvia Jackson John Jenkins Dora Johnson Eugene Johnson Larry Johnson Raymond Johnson Evelyn Jones Patrick Jones Susanna Jones Warner Jones Betty Kidd Mildred King Lavena Knox James La Cour Inita Lair Billy Langford Forestal Lawton Lee Carless Marshaline Letcher Ardelina Lewis Vicki Lindsey Brenda Locke Dona Linebarger Maxine Macklin Patricia Madlock Burda Malone Marilyn Medley Judy Miller Donna Mitchell Sharon Mitchell Carl Morrissey Linda Moss Janice Mott Sherilyn Myers William McClendon Marie McGinnie Joyce Nash Roseanne Nelson Marcella Newton Louis O'Neal Bessie Orvis Barbara Pierce Mae Randle Linda Ratliff Freddie Reeves Patricia Reynolds Cleo Richardson Charles Riley Troy Rinacke Paul Roberts Sylvia Roberts Thelma Rodgers Noreta Rucker Samuel Rucker Donna Russell Iona Scaife Sharon Shackleford Chequita Shaw Lawrence Shellarhon Ronald Shelton Janet Shoaf Lily Skelton Diana Smith Herbert Smith Jacqueline Smith Joel Smith Mary Smith Richard Smith Sharon Smith 54 Linda Snyder Craig Sparks Jay Stucker Deborah Thomas Arncll Thompson Christine Thompson Jacklyn Thompson Roberta Thompson Merlcne Thorpe Bill Threlkeld Richard Tolbert Wanda Toms Marlene Towns Judy Tunnell Patricia Tyler Barbara Vertreesc Margaret Vincent Sandra Walker Spenser Walker Bobbie Ward Melvin Ward Harold Watkins Rose Weldon Joann Wilkins Cheryl Williams Fred Williams Joseph Williams Roy Williams Warren Williams Betty Wilson Alice Wright Ovida Wright Warren Wright Barbara York Students of Mr. Weigers craft class seem to enjoy it very much. 55 Burnette Ambler Donna Anderson Veronica Anderson Kennard Andrews Connie Armstrong Calvin Ashley Darryl Austin Lynda Baker Sondra Berry Billie Binns Rose Birks Ernestine Bohannan Bill Brann Dianna Brim Verda Brooks Cheryl Brown Irma Brown Linda Brown Patricia Brown Sheralyn Brow'n Eric Bryant Connie Jo Burris Elaine Cannon Rose Marie Carr Ruth Carr Donna Caruthers Irena Casner Arminta Clark Bcason Clark Milton Clark Barbara Coleman Shirley Coleman Dorothy Collins Leonard Collins Shirley Collins Do vie Cooper Fred Cox Vickie Sue Cox Henrietta Crowley John Cunningham Linda Delgado David Doolin Deitra Doty Sharon Douglas Willis Draffen FRESHMEN Consuclo Escoc Tommie Ezell Jackie Fanniel Lynn Fergason John Fogle Shelia Foote Ronell Foster Bill Fox Barbara Frederick Brennetta Frederick Richard Frederick Larry Freeman Janice Frye Alva Ferguson Beverly Graham Mablc Grant Helen Groves Janice Guyton Sherie Hamilton Rosemarie Haney Sharon Hardcastle Joseph Harris Charles Hawkins Ruth Henderson Jo Anna Henry Olettia Henson Peggy Hill Frank House Brenda Ingram Sylvester Irving Mr. Hamilton shows the boys how the machines work. June Edison Lorene Ellis Annette Epps LTair ; t Beverly James Faye Johnson La Verne Johnson Lorenc Johnson Ronald Johnson William A. Johnson William T. Johnson Weldon Jolly Betty Jones Estella Jones Joel Jones Rosilyn Jones Sharon Jones Joseph Henry Sharon Kelly Alice King Judy King Dietra Ann Kountz Martha Larry Cathern Lee Charlene Lee Christine Lee Leavon Liggetts Luvona Lewis Mary Lester Charles Love Jane Anne Lund Sondra Lunkins Jerry Lute Roomcy Lynk Amos Manley Ollie Manley Mattie Manuel Ruthie Marshall Carl Mayfield Herbretta Matthews Latrica McArn Mary McCullough Kathlene McFarlane Eugene McGaugh Doletha McIntyre Moris Merire Boyd McPherson Loretta Mitchell Billie Monroe 58 Matthews Mosley Cloveria Murray Lonnie Murry Tommy Nash Marion Neely Betty Oseguera Teresa Palmer Melanie Parker Betty Patterson Roesmary Pitts Robert Powell Frederick Pratt Nancy Pratt James Randle Doris Reddell Russell Rhodeman Betty Ann Robins Ida Barbara Robinson William Robinson Katherine Rogers Ruth Rogers Christine Rollins Anita Romiez Gary Ross Nancy Ruckel Bettye Saunders Lana Self Betty Shields Phyllis Simms Norma Sims Mr. Harris points out a place of interest on the map for his history students. Barbara Smith Brenda Smith Delores Smith Lillian Smith Lee Smith Frank Smocks Jackie Sparrow James Stewart Gary Stump Gloria Sykes Clarence Taylor Marvena Thixton Brenda Tilford Deidra Thomas Carolyn Thompson Wayne Thompson Kathryn Threlkeld George True Kenneth Tucker La Joyce Tyson Gayle Vaughn James Walker Joanne Warren Minnie Washington William Watkins Lonnie Watson Billie Wells Charlesette West Patricia Whitaker Joyce Whitson Renee Wigman Jerry Wiley Delores Wilkins Daniel Wilson Frank Winfield James Winfrey Rosa Woods Nola Worland Arneda Wright Irene Wyatt 60 R. J. DELANO SCHOOL R. DeLANO tower R. J. DeLano School could very well be called an annex to Central; albeit the school building is really across Linwood Boulevard and is a particular school in itself, a school educating orthopedically handicapped children from kindergarten through high school. The reason it could be called an annex to Central is because the high school work is affiliated with Central and the seniors are awarded a diploma from Central. The arrangement was made when the R. J. DeLano School was built in 1939, between the two principals at that time, Mr. Otto F. Dubach and Mrs. Nell Dabney. The first class having been graduated in 1943, this year is the first year that there will be no graduates from DeLano. The high school section consists of only twelve pupils: five freshmen, six sophomores, and one junior. The high school faculty is composed of Mrs. Olivia E. Mathewson, who teaches English, Latin, mathematics, and social science; Mrs. Josephine Sams, science; Miss Agnes Burris, industrial arts and crafts; Mrs. Jane Estes, home-making; Mrs. Veva Koenig, music; and Miss Bess McCrudden, speech. Miss Mary Alice Gibbons is principal of R. J. DeLano. bottom Row: Patricia Scifner, Lynda Stone, Gerald Dearing, Connie Mertz, Lynn Rosenberg. Top Row: Bob Boydston, John Campbell, Gretchen Menn, Mrs. Mathewson, Donnie Holbert, Silas Waits, Ralph Richardson. 61 Jon Barwise Harold Boehm Joan Boothe Barbara Butcher Yvonne Carter Jim Christen Alice Clark Lynn Comer Robert Fechncr Margaret Fields Tom Glow Jim Harrington Harry Harrison Carol Ann Hinze William Howey Jolene Jenkins Sharon Madison Ann Meador GOLD MEDAL HONOR SOCIETY Joe Milum Mildred Jean Moore Charlene Morgenstern Gerald Orrison Carolyn Pemberton Robert Schwarz Donna Taylor Claudia Shepard Jacqueline Thomas Mickey Smith Elinor Wade Robert Stone Nancy Waldren 64 Patty Rider Janet Sturgess Chari Winn Chcrryc Ross Carol Synoviec Kenneth Zelk SILVER MEDAL—Bottom Row: C. Ragsdale, A. Kosmiski, A. Escoe, L. La Mette, J. Wehmeyer, B. Hill, G. Gunnels. Row Two: F. Carney, S. Kenton, I. Brim, R. DeGraffenreid, R. Smith, L. Caruthers, T. Wright, K. Abernathy, A Moore. Row Three: R. Clauder, B. Cooper, J. Markle, R. Funk, C. Atterbury, D. Ziegler, C. Roland, T. Ranes, C. Herndon, S. Presley. Top Row: R Rinacke, R. Barger. D. Evans, E. Reasoner, J. Jackson, K. Anderson, S. Brooks, H. Wilson, R. King. BRONZE MEDAL—Bottom Row: D. Frizell, B. Orvis, K Thompson, J. Brundage, S. Benson, S. Smith. L. Moss. Row Two: M Randle. S. Myers, B. Anderson, B. Taylor, J. Pool, P. Caruth. C Allen. C. Bryant. G. Menn, S. Dailey. R. Weldon. Row Three: B. York, C. Williams, B. Vertreese. B. Dunson. E. Swartz. A. Burns. M. Letcher. D. Thomas. J. Smith, F. Lawton. Top Row: P. Wood, D. Davis, K. Short. R. Tolbert, V. Gensler, G. Corliss, H. Turner, G. Bates, G. Graves. H. Holliday, R. Robcrsone. 65 CABINET: Carolyn Ragsdale, Benny Serres, Jerry Vernon, Carolyn Green, Kenneth Snow. FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of the Central High Student Council is to develop student participation in self-government and to guide the student body. The Council is composed of a representative and an alternate from each home room, from the R.O.T.C., and the Honor Corps. The president and vice-president are elected by the student body before the end of each semester. Candidates make'their campaign speeches in a special assembly. Voting is done in the home rooms. Other officers are elected by the representatives. The Council meets the second Tuesday of every month, during second hour, and on the fourth Tuesday after school. This semester the Council bought and presented a class ring to our Foreign Exchange Student; assisted the P.T.A. in their membership drive; decorated the halls for the Christmas Season; collected money for the United Fund, in which the Central district placed first; twice attended Heart of America Bandstand; and ended the semester by successfully selling Go Eagles Go ribbons to boost school spirit. Bottom Row: E. Williams, R. Jones, S. Pemberton, C Crockett, D. Tucker, M. Marenos, L. Freeman, P. Hill, C. Taylor, T. Jackson, J. Miller, J. Fanniel. Row Two: R. Thomas, J. Pool. A. Escoe, L. Roller, P. Fletcher, G Shaw, V. Harris, D. Mueller, M. Glass, H. Gaines, R. Rogers, E. Bohannan, B. James, K. Roger. Row Three: R. Tipton, M. Morris, S. Cotince, B. Biere, V. Clayton, J. Hicks, D. Strickland, J. Shoaf, M. Dennis, T. Wright, L. Lewis, S. Walker. Top Row: O. Hook, E. Parks, R. Frederick, R. Watterson, K. Brown, J. Foster, K. Cherry, M. Easton, J. Lipscomb, K. Short, W. Watkins. Bottom Row: D. Thomas, C. Morgan, W. Hollinger, V. Clayton, D. Hawkins, J. Fanniel, P. Lewis, M. Fields, A. Joyner, J. Miller, M. Williams, C. Pemberton, P. Whitaker. Row Two: K. Rogers, S. Wilkinson, A. Wright, C. Reynolds, E. Hamilton, B. James, D. Mueller, L. Gray, R. Miles, S. Barnett, J. Walker, I. Brown. Row Three: R. DeGraffenreid, B. Hunt, C Burke, W Houcks, J. Hamilton, H. Burbridge, L. Jordan, L. Brim, R. Crafton, O. Hook. Row Four: E. Brown, W. Williams, A. Gibson, C Attcrbury, B. Serres, M. Eason, C. Smith, D. Franklin, T. Balnis, F. House, J. Ward, G. Vaughn. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL The second semester Student Council got under way with the usual steam and vigor of a new Council. The first activity the Council participated in as a whole was the Heart of America Bandstand show with dancing and fun for all. Projects carried out by the second semester Coun- cil were: the annual clean-up week sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce; an appreciation mixer for the basketball boys which was also a turnabout mixer where the girls asked the boys to dance; an Increase Your National Pride campaign; and a Safety Week in which the Women's Chamber of Commerce brought out and demonstrated the Drive-O-Rater. Bottom Row: J. Sturgess, Sec.-Treas.; J. Vernon, President, First Semester; C. Ross, President, H. Harrison, Vice-President. Top Row: S. Brooks, President, All-City Student Council; K. Cherry, Sgl.-al-Arms. 67 Bottom Rou-: M. McCulla, J. Wiggins, S. Kennedy, A. Buchanan, B. Allen, C. Shaw, D. Frizell, C. Winn, J. Creswcll. Row Two: V. Smith, B. Walton, S. Wilkinson, M. Orvis, C. Morris, L. Cook, A. Escoe, M. McGary, J. Brown, A. Wyatt, J. Landes. Row Three: B. Pratt, J. Brown, S. Gibbs, L. Evans. A. Mills, K. Rogers, B. Hill, R. Tipton, S. Tate, C. Jackson, H. Gibson, H. Burbridge. Row Four: W. Houcks, C. Burke, R. Hardwick, G. Walker, G. Wilson, P. Walker, J. Barnhart, B. Hunt, D. Wilson, J. Harris. Top Row: E. Helm, W. Hawthorne, R. Rutherford, C Hollingsworth, R. Nelson, T. Connelly, C Smith, H. Glass, L. Hart, K. Brown, R. Barker, L. Jordan. LOCKER PATROL This year as in the past some of Central’s students have devoted their study hall time to participate in the Locker Patrol. Their duties are to watch lockers, report persons loitering in the halls, and assist visitors in finding their destination. Door patrols have a special job of taking permits from students leaving the building for C.O.E., home lunch, and other special excuses. These students were chosen by Mr. Allis A. Keith, vice principal, assisted by Carolyn Ragsdale, vice-president of the Student Council. Each hour a student is chosen to act as captain. Captains for both semesters arc as follows: Joann Creswell, Stephanie Kenton, Robert Tipton, Sandra Wilkinson, Shelia Tate, Carolyn Jackson, Claudia Shepard, Mary Orvis, and Carolyn Ragsdale. Bottom Row: C. Davis, R. Miles, M. McCullin, C. Rocha, S. Graham, R Rhodmen, R. McCreary, B. Allen, C Ragsdale. Row Two: A. M. Pedroza, M. Medley, S. Kenton, L. Smith, D. Doty. S. Roberts. P. Pettiford, B. Frizell, S. Pemberton, R Springer, L. LaMette. Row Three: P. Notz, S. Parker, R. Harbor, E. Wade, I. Brown, E. Cannon, C. Wallace, J. Maxie, N. Hobart, P. Lunkins, L. Hatcher. Row Four: W. Colvin, F. Brown, J. Van Wormer, J. Harrington, R. Taylor, M. Eason, A. Newman, B. Howey, N. Couzens, G. Blankenship, E. Jones, I. McGee. Bottom Row: D. Evans, R. Hardwick, J. Vernon. Top Rou K. Snow, K. Anderson, E. Reasoner. HONOR The Honor Corps of Central High School consists of twenty-eight young men from the junior and senior classes. They are selected in May of the preceding year by popular vote in each home room to serve the school the next year. Honor Corpsmen serve thirty minutes of each day in and around the cafeteria. They supervise lines, keep traffic moving in one direction on the stairways, guard entrances and exits, and encourage students to keep their tables clean. Honor Corps in the Cafeteria CORPS The colonels for 1959-60 were Robert Hardwick and Don Evans. Captains were Kenny Snow, Jerry Vernon, King Anderson, and Elmo Reasoner. This year for the first time. Honor Corpsmen wore identification badges. The officers check on the activities of the Corps men each lunch shift to see that each is in his assigned post and is using his authority to improve the order and general morale of the lunch periods. Bottom Row. R. Hardwick, K. Snow, K. Zelk. Row Two. H. Jackson, B. Serres, R. Jackson. VC'. Hawthorne, R. Barger, L. Tyler. Row Three: Mr. Bryant, D. Evans, J. Vernon, J. Harrington, E. Reasoner, J. VanWormer, S. Brooks. Top Row: J. Farmer, R. Rutherford, C. Smith, R. Wilson, J. Barnhart. 69 CENTRAL A record of some kind was achieved by the Central Luminary this year. The smallest staff in the 39 years of its existence as a newspaper rallied last fall to give the school the bi-weekly, 4-page paper which it had grown accustomed to expect. When school opened in September, only nine students in advanced newswriting were on hand to take up the work done in previous years by 20 to 30 students. However, with the able assistance of three cubs, Cherrye Ross, on the front page, Kenneth Cherry, on the sports page, and Tom Glow, in advertising, the job was done; LUMINARY we hope satisfactorily. The larger second semester staff resumed the birthday greeting and the three Luminary bulletin boards, though the latter have had to make do” without benefit of photography. To encourage ever higher standards and achievements on a solid foundation of friendliness and appreciation of all students for each other and between students, teachers, and other adult personnel has been the constant goal of the Luminary. Seated: S. Bynum, P. Pettiford, S. Kenton, G Foote, J. Barnhart, J. Jenkins, C. Graf. Second Row: C Ross, J. Monroe, N. Hobart, F. Gtrney, L. Hatcher, T. Glow, S. Tate. B. Wheeler, M. Parrish. Third Row: C Hinze, K. Brooks, K. Cherry, G Wallace, R. Rutherford, J. VanWormer, K. Brown. EDITORIAL STAFF. Bottom Row: Gia Bates, Senior Clast Editor; Harold Boehm, Business Manager; Miss Kite, Advisor. Row Two; King Anderson, Junior Assistant; Yvonne Carter, Organizations Editor; Jon Barwise, Co-Editor. Row Three: Ronnie Barger, Co-Editor; Scott Brooks, Photographer: Elmo Reasoner, Art Editor. Top Row: Carolyn Ragsdale, Typist: Jackie Thomas, Lnder-classmen Editor; Cherrye Ross, Typist. CENTRALIAN STAFF The Centralian is particularly the seniors' record, and thus their memory book and photograph album—faces, deeds, interests, and events are herein recorded: So long as men can breathe, or eyes can see, So long lives this, and this gives life to thee. And so we preserve the happiness and successes of I960. The fate of the Centralian seemed uncertain in September; but finally a staff and sponsor volunteered and the school support was forthcoming. A contract was signed with the Inter-Collegiate Press and Mr. Alden F. Tilberg became our able consultant. This year's staff has done a phenomenal job in organizing a dummy, collecting the payments and fees and subscriptions, taking the pictures and filling in the art work and copy in less time than in previous years. SALES STAFF. Bottom Row: Jon Barwise, Gia Bates, Carolyn Pemberton, Jackie Thomas, Outstanding Salesman, Mirriolyn Mc-Gary, Outsanding Salesman; Carolyn Ragsdale. Top Row: Janet Sturgess. Barbara Butcher, Antoinette Bscoe, Margaret Fields, Yvonne Carter, Carolyn Green. Ronnie Barger, Co-Editor: Jon Barwise, Co-Editor: Harold Boehm, Business Manager: Scott Brooks, Photographer. Bottom Row: B Frederick, R. Carney, J. Hedberg, R. Nelson, Miss Cody, E. Washington, H. Foote, V. Anderson, S. Armstrong, C Rocha. Row Two: G. Robinson, A. Kosmiski, B. Anderson, C. Bryant, K. Abernathy, B. Dunson. B. Brann, S. Kennedy, V. Smith, S. Dailey, R. Thompson. Row Three: S. Beatty, P. Caruth, D. Thomas, J. Smith, A. Simmers, J. Markle, B. Oseguera, J. Carter, M. Jacobs, B. Barksdale, S. Barnett. Row Four: R. Pedroza, F. Williams, C Williams. P. Lane, M. Thixton, S. Harris, C. Allen, J. Maxie, D. Cooper, L. Cook, R. Holden. Top Row: B. Haxley, P Walker, J. Ward, B. Oursler, A. Childs, G. Ornson, F. Brown, J. Gaves, C. Perry, B. Vertreese, L. Caruthers. LOS TERTULIANOS Los Tertulianos' first social activity was a Christmas party in traditional pinata style with decorations of red and gold with evergreen. Later in the year, the club viewed movies of Mexico and South America. Pandulee and Mexican chocolate were served. Our Spring Fiesta at Guadalupe Center was in Spanish style with professional strolling Mariachis, led by Frank Garcias, Spanish musicians, in addition to our own musi- cians and our talent. A real Mexican meal was served by the ladies of the district. This year’s officers were: President, Nancy Waldren; Vice-President. Chari Winn; Recording Secretary, Dorothy Hawkins; Coriesponding Secretary, Gia Bates; Treasurer, Anna Maria Pedroza and Richard Roberson; Sergeant-at-Arms, Tom Balnis and Tom Glow; Song Leader, Alice Clark; Pianist, Brenda Counts; Drama Coaches, Chari Winn and Dorothy Hawkins. Bottom Row: D. Hawkins, N. Waldren, Miss Cody, C Winn, G. Bales. Top Row: A. Clark, A. Pedroza, R. Roberson, K. Brooks, T. Balnis, T. Glow, B. Counts. Breaking of the pinata. Bottom Row, Left to Right: C. Reynolds, A. Engel, E. Wade, M. Eden. Row Two. Left to Right: P. Rider, R. Clauder, R. Rodgers, D. Ziegler, T. Rinacke. Top Row, Left to Right: B. Stone, M. Yerby, P. Hunt, C. Atterbury, R. Rinacke, Kazu Kobayashi. DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN Derdeutsche Verein makes up in enthusiasm for its few members. Usually the bi-monthly program centers around all things German, but this year Russell Funk presented his films of Switzerland and Kazu Kobayashi talked about his native land. Japan. Miss Agnes Engel adds her enthusiasm and first-hand knowledge of German to all meetings. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Le Cercle Francais members distinguish themselves by wearing berets and ett parlant Francais! Their meetings are devoted to learning much about fair Paree through celebrating French holidays; such as: Mardi Gras, Poisson d'Avril, and Muguet Des Bois on May 1, at which time they wear bouquets of lilies of the valley. Under the leadership of their president, Janet Sturgess, and the inspiration of their sponsor, Miss Engel, this is a very active club. Bottom Row, Left to Right: A. Escoe, G Etzenhouser, C Ragsdale, D. Smith, F. Arnold, B. Walton, L. Watson. Row Two, Left to Right: J. Sturgess, G Morgenstern, A. Engel, G. Ray, J. McCreary, B. Butcher, M. Fields, B. Goza. Row Three, Left to Right: S. Thurman, S. Scott, R. DeGraffenreid, V. Starr, B. Hill, D. Strickland, L. Lutz, J. McManigal. Top Row, Left to Right: R. Hardwick, G. Herndon, J. LeCour, M. Eason, ). Burgess, G Herndon, S. Presley. AQUILIFERI The name of Central's Latin Club is Aquiliferi, which means eagle-bearers, an appropriate name for an organization which tries to support Central's Eagle and uphold the school standards. The purpose of the club is to offer enjoyment in Latin plays, songs, games, myths, and historical background. This year the first semester officers were: Joyce Markle and Colin Atterbury, Comules; Russell Funk, Praetor; Claudia Shepard, Scriba. Forestal Lawton, Quaestor; Yvonne Carter and Patricia Pettiford, Censores; Sharon Smith and Harry Harrison, Aediles; Dorothy Davis, Dux Car min um. Second semester officers were: Claudia Shepard and Julius Jackson, Consules; Dorothy Davis, Praetor; Sharon Smith, Scriba; Sandra Benson, Quaestor; Chequita Shaw and Irma Brown, Censores; Yvonne Carter and Colin Atterbury, Aediles; Dorothy Davis and Joyce Markle, Duces Carminum. Bottom Row. C. Shepard. C. Atterbury, J. Markle. F. Lawton. Second Row: H. Harrison, D. Davis, Y. Carter, P. Pettiford, Miss McLaughlin. Third Row: L. Allen, L Moss, S. Smith, W. Beatty, J. Daniel, L. Tyson. S. Foote. Fourth Row; P. Whitaker, I. Brown, S. Hcggie, B. Allen. R. Weldon. Fifth Row: C. Skelton, F. Tolbert, B. Rector, E. Wade, S. Benson, B. Hill. Sixth Row: L. Comer, L. Frazier. B. Oscguera, R. Miles, A. Bums. Top Row: J. Jackson, J. Boothe, H. Wilson, B. Cooper, B. Boren, D. Ziegler. PHILOSOPHY CLUB The Philosophy Club, sponsored by Mr. Mitchell, was one of the new’ organizations formed this year. At the initial meeting, new members were baffled by the big words used in the writings of many brilliant philosophers, but each member was eager to learn the new vocabulary. The second semester began with a successful panel discussion on rules for conduct for adults and teens. All in all, the year proved to be an interesting one and provided Central with a number of amateur philosophers. Bottom Row: L. Leggett, D. Caruthets, S. Tate. C. Ross, A. Escoe, M McGary, J. Miller, C. Gunnels. Second Row: H. Foote, C. Shaw, C. Pemberton, C. Reynolds, T. Crawford, S. Walker, V. Smith, J. Wilkins, Mr. Mitchell. Third Rou: S. Hamilton, I. Brim, R. Rodgers, C. Fort, L. Caruthcrs, C Williams, M. Jacobs, R. Tipton. Top Rou: R. Johnson, W. McClinton, P Reynolds J. Jackson, H. Reynolds, K. Brooks, L. Jordan. future teachers Under the enthusiastic leadership of their president, Anna Gipson, and sponsor, Mrs. Marion Schryver, the Otto F. Dubach chapter Future Teachers of America has enrolled a , inhcrship of thirty students. The club meets , n (he second and fourth Mondays after school .iiscuss the preparations, opportunities, and responsibilities of members of the teaching profession. Professional films and speakers have been enjoyed by the membership. Two field trips to Park College and Kansas City University to visit education classes and talk to placement personnel proved to be very informative and inspirational. The club welcomed visits from former members of the club who are now preparing to be teachers. Bottom Row: S. Armstrong L. Clark, J. Miller, J. Wilkins, Mrs. Schryver. Rou Two: M. McGary. G. Robinson. M Parker, R. Smocks, A. Gipson. Row Three: P Pettiford. I. Brim, V. Starr. T. Wright, T. Crawford. Top Row: C. Brown, L. Wallace, M. Jacobs. C. Green, S. Walker, L. Frazier. Bottom Row: P. Brown, T. Williams, C. Shaw, E. Swartz, Mr. Sweeney, I- McArn. Second Rou•: R. Miles, H. Parker, H. Wilson, J. King, C. Davis, G. Orrison, B. Groves. Top Row: T. Balnis, S. Watson, J. Haley, J. Farmer, P. Jones, H. Reynolds. CHESS CLUB Chess lovers in Central were eager to complete their organization this fall and start their matches. Mr. Robert Sweeney, a chess enthusiast, and Eugene Swartz, as sponsor and president, soon got the group off on a schedule of matches, based on winning points: two for a victory and one for a stalemate. They are busy now improving their skill in this game of kings, realizing the carry-over value of organization of ideas and plans necessary in chess strategy. Their joy comes too in friendships and in satisfaction of victory. Other officers of the twenty-member club are Ted Williams, vice-president and Phil Brown, secretary. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization for students who have studied, or are now studying homemaking in junior or senior high schools. This is the first year that Central has had an F.H.A. club. It was organized February, 1960, by the sponsor, Mrs. Elizabeth Sheffield. The aim of the club is to make better future homemakers of all girls. F. H. A. Creed We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with w'arm courage. And high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, Homes for America's Future. Homes where living will be the expression of every thing That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage And high hope. Bottom Rou : S. Townsend, D. Linebarger, P. Moore, L. Clark, H. Gaines. C. Lee, Mrs. Sheffield. Row Tu o: R. Smocks, J. Edison. M McGary, R. Donahue. B. Rector, E. Grider, O Wright. Rou Three: W. Collins, M. King, B. Gadsen, O. Henson, L. Evans, L. Johnson. S. Quinn. Top Row: L. Hupens, B. Cooper, K. Brooks, B. Winfrey, C. Gladys, T. Crawford, C Green. Nor Shown: D. Mueller, A. Clark, M. Harvcl, R. Tipton, D. Woods. Bottom Row: M. Helm, F.. Hunt, B. Vail, L. Roller, N. Johnson. J. Moore, D. Gurney, J. McClenahan. E. Tilford, S. Townsend. Row Two: V. Starnes, I. Wiley, L. McBride, P. Banks, S. Quinn, J. Hamby, P. Roberts, T. Cooper, D. Seifert, W. Guyer. Row Three: A. Ballard, K. Kurtz, D. Lamb, L. Hendricks, R. Brown, J. Linquist, D. Mills, R. Borchert, B. Crump, B. Eichmann. Top Row: W. Riley, C. Cohen, H. Meek, R. Garner, B. Miller, C. Shepard, C. Moore, D. Bibler, K. VanMeter, M. Williams. C.O.E. Fifty-five pupils have been enrolled in the C.O.E. program during 1959-60. They have obtained a practical work experience under school supervision. The C.O.E. program is a part of the regular high school subject offering. The school authorities cooperate with business and industry to direct the learning activities of the pupil. The C.O.E. program helps pupils to make better choices, provides a background of supervised work experience for future employment, and furnishes satisfactory financial rewards. Work here, work there Work, work, everywhere. The following occupations are typical this year: assistant to mechanic, jewelry fabrication, garment industry, service stations, banking, printing, retail store display, food service, retail store, telephone operator, electric motor manufacturing and repair, dietary kitchen aid, fountain sales, telephone sales, photography, and salesgirl. Our employers have been very considerate and cooperative, having provided the opportunities for training-on-the-job, which is one of the main objectives of this program. Mr. Lancaster and class 77 Bottom Row: L. Daniel, A. Clark, M. Warren. C. Aubrey, C. Winn. H. Foote. Row Two: G. Gunnels, D. Hawkins, L. Edison, C. Reynolds, R. Smocks, B. Hill, E. Davis. Rou Three: R Miles, P. Pcttiford, L. Mitchell, T. Wright, A. McGary, L. Fry. Top Row: S. Beatty, C Shepard, B. Vertreese, A. Burns. J. Boothe, P. Lang. B. Oscguera. Y-TEENS Y-Teen membership is open to every girl at Central, and all are invited to join and share in our three-fold purpose: To grow as a person; to grow in friendship— with people of all races, religions, and nationalities; to grow in the know ledge and love of God. By virtue of her membership in Y-Teens, a girl is also a member of the YWCA and is entitled to all its privileges. At our meetings, programs are both inspirational and instructive. At Christmas we wrapped and took gifts to the children at the Niles Home, where we were entertained by their singing. We have planned swimming parties at the YWCA and a pot-luck supper. We are pen pals with a similar group from Texas. 78 Bottom Row: C. Aubrey, C. Shaw, B. Hill, A. Bums, L. Skelton, P. Williams, G. Gunnels. Row Two: F. Tolbert, J. Thompson, C. Ragsdale, S. Pouncil, M Quinn, R. Weldon, D. Johnson, W. Hollinger. Top Row: P. Caruth, K. Calloway, B. Vertreese, P. Whaley, K. Rogers. C. Skelton, J. White, M. Taylor. TRI-HI-Y HI-Y This year Central's Tri-Hi-Y has achieved many goals under the excellent leadership of Mrs. Davis, sponsor, and Pat Williams, president. All the members of this organization are expected to achieve this purpose: To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character.' The club's other officers are. Alice Burns, vice-president; Carolyn Aubrey, recording secretary; Chequita Shaw, corresponding secretary, and Betty Hill, chaplain. Through the Central Hi-Y, with Mr. Macey as sponsor, many of our young men have been able to put their talent to good use. This year the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y have sponsored a Splash party and presented Thanksgiving and Easter services in the school auditorium. With Harlan Burbridge, president, and Charles Smith, vice-president, the Y has striven to maintain their project of helping teenagers throughout the Central district and elsewhere to a better way of life. Bottom Row: L. Brim, 1.. LaMette. Row Two: W. Houcks, H. Burbridge, D. Evans, M. Kidd, T. Calloway, J. Draffen, R. Wynn. Tup Row: G. Ballard, G. Walker, C Smith, T. Connelly, H. Shaw, R. Frazier, K. Hudson. 79 Bottom Row: L. Hatcher, F. Carney, S. Kenton, Miss Williams, Y. Carter, K. Zelk. H. Harrison. Row Two: B. Howey, J. Jenkins, E. Wade. N. Waldren. C. Shepard, C. Morris, B. Butcher. Top Row: J. Vernon, T. Glow, B. Wheeler, J. Christen. G Blankenship B. Scrres, R. Funk, S. Brooks. DECLARATIVES The Declaratives, a new club formed in March of this year, is composed of 21 charter members from the Honors Class in American History Its purpose is to discuss current affairs and other pertinent topics. The motto of the club is Utrimque, multa dici potest. Translated this is Much can be said on both sides.” To be a Declarative, one must have earned at least fourteen scholarship points and be either a junior or senior. Each year the forth-coming seniors will pick the junior members for the next year. The sponsor of the club is Miss Christine Williams. BOOSTERS The Boosters is just what the name suggests: girls bent on boosting whatever good project needs a boost. Twenty senior girls, under the leadership of Mirriolyn Mc-Gary and inspired by Miss I la Maude Kite, have boosted the Luminary fund by $98; The Centralian sales to upwards of a thousand; the anti-litter campaign to neater floors and yard; and the Foreign Student Program to success. Bottom Row: S. Pemberton, M. McGary, B. Butcher, A. Escoe, C. Pemberton, M. Fields. Row Two: Y. Carter, S. Kenton, R. Tipton, S. Tate, G. Ray, C. Ragsdale. Top Row: F. Carney, N. Hobart, J. Jenkins, J. Sturgess, C. Ross, C. Foote. Bottom Row: C. Shepard, B. Butcher. J. Sturgess, G Morgcnstern, G Winn. HUNDRED GIRLS CLUB This dub is our link with the university women of our city and is sponsored by them by appointing a club sponsor, Mrs. Arthur Smith, and a school sponsor. Miss Hortense Schaller. The objective of the club is to inform and thus interest our high school girls with exceptional ability in university attendance. An annual Christmas Brunch held in the Sophian Plaza features former members as speakers. This year Amy Parkhurst, 1957, told of her scholastic experiences at Vassar. J. Markle. Top Row: Y. Carter, E. Wade, D. Ziegler, S. Presley, CENTRAL USHERETTS The Central Usherettes, as the name indicates, is an organization that serves the school as ushers for all formal occasions: pay school events and Parent and Teachers Association meetings. Miss Rebecca Leibengood assisted in its organization and serves as sponsor. To give status to the organization, the twenty-one girls: seven from each of the senior, junior, and sophomore classes wear when on duty a uniform; a royal blue pleated skirt and a white blouse embroidered with the word Usherettes. Bottom Row: C. Shaw, A. Escoe, D. Tucker, S. Watson. Row Two: Miss Leibengood, B. Hill, C. Reynolds, V. Smith, G. Gunnels. Row Three: S. Myers, C. Ragsdale, C. Ross, B. Dunson, S. Dailey. Top Row: P. Pettiford, V. Tate, E. Hazley, J. Jenkins, K. Brooks, D. Thomas. Bottom Row: K. Zelk, E. Swartz, R. Rogers. Row Two: Y. Carter, G. Ray, B. Butcher, J. Sturgess, R. Schwarz. Top Row: Mrs. Bauman, S. Presley, H. Wilson, G. Orrison, J. Barwise. ENGINEERS CLUB The Engineers Club has tried to fit into the new order at Central (described in the Foreward) this year. We have been an informal group with the sole purpose of sharing, enjoying, and experiencing science. Under the leadership of Barbara Butcher as president, with the able guidance of Mrs. Bauman, the juniors and seniors have gained new glimpses of science in a modern world. Our programs have varied from the life of a candle, to the tensions of a skyscraper, and to a concept of the atom. These lectures were given by students as well as guest speakers. Of the twenty members, many entered projects in the Science Fair and several are members of the Kansas City Junior Academy of Science. In retrospect, Central’s Engineers Club has played an important part in many lives and we are sure it will do so in the future of Central High School. Top Row: H. Wilson, R. Schwarz, J. Barwise. Bottom Row: E. Swartz, C. Morgenstern, J. Sturgess, B. Butcher. Mr. Bauman shows Jon Barwise and Robert Schwarz how a spectroscope works. 82 Uj y Vice-President Barbara Butcher and President Scott Brooks puzzle over a problem in solid geometry. Janet Sturgess and Jon Barwise of the program committee consult with Harold Boehm, secretary, 3 on—drawing lines on a basketball ? MU ALPHA THETA Mu Alpha Theta, a chapter of the National organization, was established at Central last year by Mrs. Elizabeth Rutledge, teacher of algebra and trigonometry, and Jon Barwise, a student who instigated the founding of the chapter. Since then there have been lectures on various aspects of mathematics by the members and by visiting teachers from other schools, furthering the aim of the club to stimulate interest in the diverse fields of mathematics. A Mathematician's Valentine was the title of an interesting talk on polar co-ordinates given by Mr. Herbert Masters, a calculus teacher at the Kansas City Junior College, at one of the meetings. The officers elected for this year were: Scott Brooks, president; Barbara Butcher, vice-president; Harold Boehm, secretary-treasurer; Jon Barwise and Janet Sturgess, program chairman. Bottom Row. A. Clark, B. Butcher, Y. Carter, G. Ray, Mrs. Rutledge. Row Two: J. Sturgess, R. Clauder, R. Rogers, C. Morgenstcrn, E. Swartz, H. Boehm. Top Row: H. Wilson, T. Glow, J. Jackson. J. Barwise, G. Orrison, R. Schwarz, R. Stone. Not in the Picture: R. Rinacke. C. Shepard, C Atterbury, J. Milum. 83 Bottom Row. Mr. Downs, A. Clark, C. Winn, B. Locke, G. Robinson, S. Ormiston, M. Taylor, M. Fields, S. Watson. Second Row: L. Lutz, S. Madison, A. Meador. F. Crockett, J. Markle, A. Simmers, J. Brundage, B Goza, B. McClcod, J. Hamby, C. Winn. Third Row: M. Williams, J. Lyman, E. Wiggins, J. Hunt, G. Graves, R. Nutt, P. Whaley, J. Jenkins, M. Jacobs, K. Hudson, V. Finney, C. Goudeau. Top Row: R. Gargotta, M. Parrish, C. Glover, C. Perry, G. Zimmerman, J. Clow, P. Frazier, T. Richards, M. Moore, P. Walker, K. Ruehling, J. Brown, E. Gold. CONCERT CHOIR The Concert Choir, a specially chosen group of mixed voices, has worked hard and the result has been many enjoyable performances, both for the audience and the performers. Under the capable direction of Mr. Robert H. Downs, with Mrs. Koenig as accompanist, the choir began the school year with an appearance at Open House and a Fall Assembly, shared with Girls Choir. Do-o-o-o-o-o-o At Christmas time, the holiday message was reinacted in song by the Choir. Other performances later in the year included an Easter Assembly, Spring Festival, and the All-City Choir Festival. As usual, participation in the Choir has provided many pleasant memories for its members. 84 No studying on the sly, Marvin! “Practice makes perfect.” GIRLS CHOIR The Girls Choir, consisting of fifty-seven girls, was directed by Mr. Robert Downs and accompanied by Mrs. Veva Koenig. The Choir had a fruitful year beginning with their performance for the Mary and Martha Tea at St. Peters E R Church, a Thanksgiving assembly, and an excellent Christmas Program, when they were joined by the Concert Choir. A group of sixteen girls entertained at the Wadsworth Veterans Hospital during the Yuletide season. The All-City Glee Club Festival, Easter assembly, Spring Festival, and graduation exercises were a few of the many activities in which the Girls Choir participated. Bottom Rou. D. Frizell, B. Rainey, J. Brooks, L. Moss, J. Smith, D. Brim, D. Love, K Oglesvie. P. Hill, P. Fitzpatrick, E. Davis. V. Hylton, M. Williams, D. Sclman, Mrs. Koenig Rou- Two: Mr. Downs, J. Howard, T. Guy, R. Sims, S. Habiger. J. Parrish, S. Benson, R. Henderson. K. Cooper. J. Frye, J Powell. C. Denson. D. Taylor, R. Chandler. Row Three: L. Mitchell, C Aubrey. M. Kelly, M. Quinn, K. Shoaf. J. Atwell, E. Grider, C. Harris. S. Walker, V. Harris, V. Knight, H. Grovels, W. Collins. Top Row: A. Moore, J. Shoaf, M. Macklan. C Shaw, C Williams, L. Kiefer, M. Gay, M. Scothom, M. White, B. Barksdale, P. Simms, P. Brink, M. Lewis. Bottom Row. Mr. Slaymaker. M. Smith, R. Rutherford, E. Reasoner, R. Hardwick. Row Two: R. Frazier, J. McCreary, R. Wynn, C. Morris, R. Smith. Row Three: H. Burbridge, R. Taylor, D. Franklin, W. Houcks, D. Evans. Row Four: L. Fredericks, S. Watson, L. Hooks, R. Nelson, G. Zimmerman. Row Fite: H. Gipson, H. Holliday, H. Jackson, O. Groves, G. Walker. Row Six: C. Smith, C Perry, J. Milum, H. Wilson, P. Notz. Top Row: C Hazlcy, T. Richards, C. Hollingsworth, R. Wilson, D. Dale, P. Walker. C” CLUB The Central C Club is composed of boys who have earned and been awarded letters in any varsity sports and have maintained standards in scholarship, citizenship, and sportsmanship. Since the boys must take an oath to uphold the name of Central, they Robert Hardwick, Vice-President: Elmo Reasoner, President. learn the true meaning of real sportsmanship. Under the leadership of Mr. Harry Slaymaker and with Elmo Reasoner as president, the club has taken an important part in the promotion of brotherhood among Centralites. Ronnie Rutherford, Secretary-treasurer; Mickey Smith, Sergeant-at-Arms. Verda and Carolyn poised for action. Jean delivers an overhand smash! GIRLS SPORTS CLUB The Girls Sports Club is composed of girls from the seventh hour special gym class who have participated in at least one sportsday and have earned their big C or their Highest Award. They also must have maintained at least an S average in gym. The club’s main objective is to promote good physical habits, achieve good sportsmanship, and endeavor to bring about the highest possible amount of skill and knowledge of a sport. The girls work with their sponsor, Mrs. Burkhart, to have fun and make the most of having a special gym class. The officers are Leta Frazier, president; Joy Pool, vice-president; Carolyn Morgan, recording secretary; Charlotte Mitchell, corresponding secretary; Linda Eib, treasurer; Shirley Crockett, sergeant-at-arms; Sharon Pemberton, songleader. Bottom Row: S. Crockett, V. Roberts, J. Pool. Row Two: Mrs. Burkhart, C. Green. J. Thomas, L. Frazier, T. Wright. Top Row: B. McCleod, M. McGary, C Morgan, L. Bib, C Mitchell, S. Pemberton. 87 Bottom Row: B. Hill, S. Heggie, J. Parrish, M. Morenos. Row Two: M. Hunt, S. Thurman, D. Schmitz. S. Scott, D. Fitzell. Top Row: A. Burns, V. Jackson, M. Eason, M. Moore, J. Jackson, J. Daugherty. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB So this is how they make pictures. The Central Shutter Bugs” Club is composed of students who have a general interest in photography and would like to further increase their knowledge. Having a genuine interest in photography and the possession of a camera is all that is required for membership. The first semester found the Shutter Bugs listening to lectures, getting acquainted with press camera, and learning the techniques in picture development. The primary objective of the Shutter Bugs for second semester was preparing for the annual National Kodak Snapshot contest. Another highlight of the year was the Formal Inspection of the Navy Reserves, held at Olathe, Kansas. The officers who presided for the year were: Marvin Moore, president; Julius Jackson, vice-president; Alice Burns, secretary; Rodger Johnson, treasurer, and Betty Hill, program chairman. Under the leadership of Mrs. Leota J. Brown, our sponsor, the Shutter Bugs had a very interesting year. 88 Complicated business, photography. RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross, under the leadership of Mrs. Elizabeth Rutledge, to give meaning to our pledge for service to others, our country, our community, JMli ,.ur school, have joined the American Red Cross in their work to better human relations throughout the world and improve the health and mind of all people. This we have done by making a collection of around $100.00 for the Red Cross, sending a school chest abroad, and taking the Christmas stockings to the veterans at Wadsworth Hospital, at which time the Central Singers gave a concert for the veterans. Colin Jackson is the Central representative to the County Chapter. Bottom Row: B. Saunders, T. Atwell, A. Lund, B. Orvis. Row Two: S. Townsend, C Winn, C. Aubrey, N. Johnson, W. Beaity, E. Jones, D. Hawkins, S. Foote. Row Three: M. Lewis, B. Finch, S. Scott, S. Counts, K. Jones, C. Henry, V. Cox, C. Escoe. Row Four: G. Wright, R. Clauder, A. Burns, B. Boren, S. Smith, S. Gibbs, S. Byers, W. Sayers. Top Row: D. Wilson, L. Kirmse, C Green, D. Mooney, K. Kobayashi, C. Shepard, B. Hill, D. Gensler. Bottom Row: C Winn, A. Clark. V. Smith, M. McGary. J. Wilkins, J. Miller, H. Foote, Miss Oldham. Row Two: A. Escoe, R. Tipton, C Ragsdale, K. Johnson, R. Smocks, C Reynolds, C. Pemberton. Row Three. B. Oseguera, W McClinton. S. Tate, G. Ray, M. Jacobs, R. Funk, C. Shepard. D. Greene. Top Row: K. Brooks, L. Frazier, C Green, C Atterbury, D. Ziegler, 1. Brim, S. Hamilton, P. Pcttiford. HUMAN RELATIONS COUNCIL After some preliminary discussions and activities last year, the Human Relations Council finally moved into action with a constitution, officers, 35 enthusiastic members, a waiting list of other interested students, and three sponsors, together with the aid of Mr. Boyd, Mr. Bryant, Mr. Poleson, and Miss Schaller and the warm interest of several other faculty members. A Brotherhood assembly program, a Hello Day and mixer, co-operation with the Intergroup Youth Council, sponsored by the National Conference of Christians and Jews, in an Area Youth Conference, March 19, and scholarships for delegates to the Youth Conference on World affairs,sponsored by the American Friends Service Committee were a part of this year's activities. Pr'nC”s ro'yn Green Princess Dor.s ZieRler 90 BATTALION STAFF — Standing: David Schmitz, Colin Attcrbury, John Wchmcyer, Virgil Jackson, Barry Boren, Neil Galbairth. Sitting: Scott Brooks. R.O.T.C. Spring practice finds the football team learning the fundamentals of blocking, tackling, and running basic plays. The success of the team depends on how well this strategy has been learned. So it is with the R.O.T.C. boys. They are trained to join one of the largest teams in the world, the United States Military Team! A team numbering in the hundreds of thousands. Central's part this year is 227 boys, making the largest battalion in the city. Their four companies are led by M Sgt. Pat Lowe, S.F.C. Walter Lohman, and Capt. David M. Monihan. Reserve Officer Training Corps is much more than a preparation of young men to fit into a branch of the armed services should our country be involved in martial combat. While they have lessons and actual practice in combat, they learn principles of leadership, citizenship, physical fitness, posture, courtesy, and obedience. The annual R.O.T.C. Ball adds color and romance to the program for the cadets; the competition in the spring meet affords excitement; the uniforms give the boys pride in their appearance and their affiliation. RIFLE TEAM: Bob Fechner, Fred Brown. John Wehmeyer, Michael Locke, Barry Boren. COMPANY A. Bottom Row: W. Elliott, M. Locke. Row Two: W. Colvin, R. McCreary, W. Draffen, A. Gibson, J. McGee, E. Huff, F. Brown. Row Three: J. Thomas, R. Scroggins, J. Cunningham, A. Thomas, L. Griffin, R. Foster, W. Johnson. Top Row: W. Dewberry, M. Jones, E. Grayson, E. Branch, J. Foster, C. Freeman, W. Williams, H. Parker. COMPANY B. Bottom Row: M. Rantie. R. Guess, W Easter, S. Agee. B. Langford. Row Two: G. Chandler, M. Galbearth. R Benson, G. Drew, O. Nance, R. Simms, B. Hawter, J. Washington, W. Robinson, J. Joyce. Row Three: L. Hook, H. Hayes, M. Clark. D. Austin. H. Young, C. McG rmick, J. Mitchell, R. Perkins, H. Gipson, I. Byers, J. Stevenson, R. Riley. Top Row: L. Brown. J. Draffen, G. Anthony, L. Newman, R. Adams, R. Conus, L. Hart, T. Black, W. Payne, G. Malone, W. Bartlett. 92 COMPANY C. Bottom Row: R. Jones, C. Hazley. Row Two: J. Owens, C. Ashley, S. Carl, J. Stewart, W. Jones, K. Tucker. Row Three: L. Smith, L. Caruthers, S. McGaughy, L. Fitzgerald, C. Hawkins, J. Johnson. W. Watkins. J. Smith, C. Drew’. Top Row: R. King, C. Lee, J. LeCour, J. Lipscomb, R. Tipton, J. Williams, R. Barker, C. Campbell, C. Jones, J. Williams. COMPANY D. Bottom Row: R. Fechner. E. Wiggens. Row Two: O. Oren, R. Rhodeman, M. McClendon. Row Three: B. Frizell, L. Murray, J. Willard, I. McGel, F. Thomas, W. Gunnels, H. Wilson. Top Row: C. Glover, C. Lee, J. McGaughy, M. Lockeye, R. Dewberry, H. Reynolds, R. Whitley, L. Jackson. 93 Mfldftifc Bottom Row: Miss Pinkerton, J. Sturgess, F. Carney, M. McGary, C. Foote, N. Hobart. Row Two: K. Oglesvie, F. Tolbert, J Davis, E. Grider, R. Huff, C. Aubrey, C. Burris. Row Three: C. Morgcnstern, J. Boswell, B. Morris, S. Thurman, C. Reynolds, G. Gunnels, M. Quinn, K. Fuel. Row Four: R. Tipton, P. Hollingsworth, F. Reeves, A. Burns, A. Kosmiski. D. Edd, W. Harris. Row Fite: D. Taylor, D. Hawkins, M. Parker, D. Wilkins, S. Scott. P. Fletcher, C. Jackson. B. Hill, E. Washington. Row Six: L. Kiefer, C. Rollins, J. Thomas, K. Rogers, C. Skelton, S. Coleman, P. Lane. V. Gensler, D. Gcn-sler. PEP CLUB Traditional blue and white uniforms, pom-poms, and lots of pep and enthusiasm were identifying characteristics of this year’s Pep Club. The football season was opened with a Blue and White day,” on which all loyal Centralites wore their school colors. School spirit was boosted by the pep rallies planned and presented by the Pep Club officers on game days. These got the students in the spirit to attend the games and cheer the team to victory. The girls spent many evenings after school at marching practice, so they might skillfully execute maneuvers at the football games. At half time the Pep Club, led by President Janet Sturgess, marched onto the field to form the initial of the opposing school as well as the C for the Central Eagles. The members faithfully attended not only the football games but many of the basketball games. Through their efforts and the greatly appreciated direction of the faculty sponsor, Miss Jean Pinkerton, the girls were able to set an example of true school spirit. From Top to Bottom: J. Sturgess, C. Foote, M. McGary, N. Hobart, F. Carney, Miss Pinkerton. CHEERLEADERS These are the I960 Central High School Varsity Cheerleaders! Five seniors and one junior comprise this enthusiastic squad. The girls were chosen by the student body in June of 1959 and practiced twice a week throughout the summer until each yell and chant was perfected. The cheerleaders attended the Cheerleaders Short Course at the University of Oklahoma at Norman, Oklahoma, July 15-17. They placed second in their class. Crowd psychology, cheerleading techniques, and better yells were all learned at the camp. The squad aided L. R. Herkimer, September 2, at the Southeast Day Clinic in teaching 450 other cheerleaders new yells. Miss Christine Williams sponsored the group and helped them in all activities in which they participated. One of these was the sale of chocolate bars with the group name printed on the wrapping. This undertaking proved successful and the cheerleaders were able to purchase their supplies without taxing the school budget. Carolyn Green 99 VARSITY FOOTBALL - 1959 Bottom Row: R. Smith. R Nelson. C. Morris, R Taylor. E. Reasoner. R. Gargotto, H. Pike, J. Collins, P Notz. Second Row W. Houcks. H. Gipson, E. White. R. Wynn, R. Hardwick. D. Franklin, J. Milum. D. Dale, T. Richards Third Row H. Burbridge, L. Frederick, D. Evans, R. Rutherford, P. Roebuck, J. Harrington, L. Swinney, G. Walker. M. Gibson. Top Row: M. Smith. R. Wilson, C. Smith, Coach Baker. Not Shown: P. Walker, S. Watson, W. Hammond. 100 The fighting Blue Eagles ended the 1959 season in a fifth place tie with Southwest. Rain, rain, and more rain tormented the Interscholastic League this year. Even though the weather dealt a hard blow the Big Blue managed to record a 4-3 standing for the year. Coach Hoyt Baker's fighting squad in blue and white began the year with an upset over the Paseo Pirates, that gave the Eagles a 22-12 win. The next victims of the Eagle team were the Tigers from Lincoln, who were shut out by the defense of Central for a 13-0 victory. Friday, Oct. 9th, the Big Blue was hit hard by the Westport squad and met a 32-0 defeat for the first league loss. The Van Horn Falcons fell to the mighty Eagle attack at East Field on Oct. 15th, which resulted in a 20-6 win. The injuries were many in the next two contests and the Eagles were swept over due to a large casualty list. Northeast held the Eagles for a 22-0 loss. Then, the Knights from Southeast pushed by the Central line for a 41-0 final score in the hardest fought game of the year. The mighty Central team ended the season with a 33-0 triumph at the expense of the Manual Redbirds. It w'as a good year and one which all Centralites should long remember. This team of 1959, as have the teams before, fought hard for the glory of Central. Phil Notz and Ronnie Smith Student Manager! Touchdown II! 101 Standing: R. Wynn, J Hamilton, W. Hawthorne, K. Cherry, A. Mooney, R. Wilson. C. Hazley, I.. Hooks, P. Notz, R. Smith, Coach Wilkinson. Kneeling: C. Hollingsworth, T. Connelly. 102 Sighted basket: sank same! The Interscholastic League opened with Central’s triumph over Westport, with a 49-43 victory. Next the Central team moved to Van Horn for a 63-28 win on the Falcon's home court. Southwest then came to the front by defeating the Eagles 42-39 and knocking the Big Blue from first place. Central struck back against the East Bears and came out on top by a score of 44-31. The second loss of the season came when the Southeast Knights drove the Eagles back for a 42-48 final score. Coming through with a 49-43 win the boys from Central beat the Paseo Pirates on February 5, to put Central in a six-way tie for second. Northeast then downed the Eagles 61-52 on the Van Horn court. In the last round of play Central came from behind to beat the Manual Redbirds 52-47 only to have Lincoln take the last game by an amazing score of 58-57. So the Central Eagles ended the 1959-60 season in a four-way tie for third. We will remember the many thrills of this basketball season and look ahead to the excitement of next season's competition. May the true sportsmanship that Centralites have displayed live forever in our memory. Traffic jam! Four hands are better than one Coach Gwynne Coomes B-TEAM. Standing: H. Turner, R. Frazier, R. Howard, C Smith. R. Tolbert. M. Mosley. M. Ward, Coach Coomes. Kneeling: C Williams, J. Smith. E. Burgett, R. Wright, J. Collins, R. Collins. ■ Don't stop now! Coach Michael and Coach Slaymaker Up and over. Get set. Go! VARSITY TRACK I960 Push hard, Elmo! Bottom Row: C Cunningham, J. Taylor, L. Groves, C. Burke, W. Canaday, H. Glass, G Perry, M. Sayers, H. Jackson, W. McCreary, H. Holliday, E. Brown. Row Two: J. Cunningham, D. Lee. E. Johnson, E. Reasoner, H. Pike, R. Rutherford, H. Wilson, G. Logan, C Hollingsworth, E. McCrancy, R. Harbor, T. S. Berry, R. Hardwick. Row Three: D. Doolin, F. Williams, P. Roberts, R. Jackson, R. Jackson, A. Jackson, A. Mooney, R. Talbert, H. Turner, R. Fredrick, F. Richardson, E. White, R. Collins, W. Watkins. Top Row: W. Allen. M. Ward, R. Smith, R. Holden, E. Jones, R. Howard, M. Eason, E. Columbus, W. Grant, G. Wilson, D. Jenkins. 104 Toft: Winter Wonderland Middle: Alas! Poor Yorick, I knew him well. Bottom: Studying. Top: Central's ups and downs. Middle: The nurse and sick’’ friend. Bottom: Studying? 105 AMERICAN FIELD RUSSEL FUNK The summer I spent as an American Field Service Exchange Student in Switzerland will remain for me one of the highlights of my life. Every minute I enjoyed beautiful Switzerland — the towering, snowcapped Alps; the lush, rolling Juras; the dancing mountain flowers, the placid, mirroring lakes and the palms that encircle some of them; the tiny, quaint villages; and the bustling cities. But most of all 1 was charmed by her people— they are deep thinkers; but, nonetheless, full of warmth and cheer. The Swiss are very practical; their lives reflect the contentment of their heritage of centuries as free people. I was delighted to become a member of a Swiss family and to share our ways of life with one another. Soon I hope more young Americans will learn another language so that they can help fulfill the AFS motto: Walk together, talk together, O ye peoples of the earth—then, and only then, shall you have peace. 108 SERVICE PROGRAM KAZU KOBAYASKI This year was simply one of the most pleasant and useful days in my life, and I shall never forget what I did here with you. My new experiences are nearly beyond description, but one thing I want to say is that I've found out how wonderful a thing it is to participate in increasing friendship and understanding between you and me through talking together, studying together, and playing together. You” are not only yourself but your country and your nation. I am my country and the people of my country as well as myself. You and I” is the whole world. How proud I am of it! Living in a foreign country is such a worthy thing to do. So I hope you will visit my country someday. I’ll be happiest to meet you again that I love from the bottom of my bosom. 109 SPEC1AI JANET STURGESS National Council of Teachers of English Scholarship award, (one of the eleven possible in the state). Lincoln University Journalism Essay Contest, Central Southern State District—Third place, $25.00. JON BARWISE Sons of American Revolution Essay Contest, First place. Gold Medal and $50.00. Albert Schweitzer Education Foundation Essay Contest — Special Commendation. Mathematics Association of America Contest, First place at Central. FRANCES CARNEY American Legion Oratorical Contest, First place at Central, $25.00 in government bonds. JOE MILUM CLAUDIA REED SHEPARD HAROLD BOEHM 1959-60 National Merit Scholarship Finalists — Certificates of Merit. Claudia Shepard — National Merit Winner — four year scholarship to Wellesly College. CLAUDIA REED SHEPARD Mnookin-Brown, American Legion Memorial Scholarship. Contest. First place in the city, $1000.00. DOLORES GREENE Same contest. Special recognition for Central, a gold wrist watch. AWARDS CLAUDIA REED SHEPARD First place in the State, $1,500.00 in 'Betty Crocker Future Homemakers of Tomorrow contest. D. A. R. Good Citizenship Award. Second place in B’nai B'rith Youth Award, a set of matched luggage. First place in Greater Kansas City Science Fair. SCOTT BROOKS All-City Student Council President. City Hall Day Police Chief. JULIUS JACKSON Western Missouri Division of National Junior Classical League. Secretary. RON SMITH MARION EDEN BERTRAM GRAY PHILLIP BROWN Annual Scholastic Art Competition, Gold Key Award. Marion Eden’s Still Life was winner of $100.00 Hallmark award. FOG ISLAND” Lights! Curtain! Action! This is the scene of the Spring Play of I960. Fog Island,” by E. Clayton McCarty, a suspense filled drama in three acts, was presented by the Drama Class under the superb directorship of Mr. Edwin V. Nance. The intense plot centered about attempted espionage by a set of practiced and clever crooks. Jerry Martin, a young scientist in charge of a portion of atomic research, is the object of their criminal intentions. Quite by accident, a party of young girls from a drama camp with their instructor have been stranded on Fog Island, and consequently, this fact is the downfall of the desperate criminals. The suspenseful drama is relieved frequently by snatches of comedy. This year’s student director was Kathryn Brooks, with Robery Tipton as her assistant, and under their supervision the production of the play was handled excellently by the members of the class. D. Hawkins, H. Davis, A. Moore, S. Bynum, R. DeGraffenreid, C. Ross, C. Fort, Mr. Nance, R. Tipton, J. Harrington, P. Lane, T. Richards, K. Brooks, B. Easter, C Morgenstern, A. Escoc, S. Dailey, C Aubrey, K. Oglesvie. Bottom Row: R. Young, G Blankenship, B. Robinson, J. Washington, H. Holliday, B. Ambler. L. Self, L. Hoover. Row Two: H. Jackson, W. Jones, J. Draffen, B Hunt, L. Gray. T. Calloway. S. Watson, D. Wilkins. B. Brann, R Johnson. P. Folz, L. Tyler, O. Smith, S. Brooks, D. Dale. Row Three: F. Williams, E. McGaugh, D. Johnson, J. Milum, H. Gipson, M. Gibson. M Prentiss. R. Jones, R. Patrick. R. Barger. Back Row: J. Wilkins, J. Thompson, R Jackson. L. O’Neal, G. Walker, J. Fleming. R. Reams, C. McCormick, H. Dalton, L. Maxie. M. Stewart. Not in Picture: W. Elliot, A. Goza, T. Green. BAND AND ORCHESTRA Front Row: V. Mitchell, J. Thompson, K. Coffey, C. Sanders, B. Watkins. Back Row: J. Wilkins, Mr. Sinclair, O. Smith, W. Grant, K. Mathews, B. Brann. Not in Picture: N. Whitmore, J. Folz. SUBJECT INDEX Administration ............................. 8-10 Aquiliferi .....................................74 Basketball ................................102-103 Boosters ______________________________________ 80 C Club______________________________________ 86 Centralian ___________________________________ 71 Chess Club______________________________________75 C. O. E.........................................77 Cheerleaders _________________________________ .97 Concert Choir .............................. 84 Declaratives ................. ................ 80 Delano. R. J. School____________________________61 Der deutsche Verein ...................... 73 Engineers Club ............................... 82 Faculty _____________________________________11-17 Football _________________________________ 98-101 Foreign Exchange Students................. 108-109 Foreword _______________________________________.4 Future Homemakers of America................... 76 Girls Choir__________________________________ .85 Girls Sports Club______________________________J87 Hi-Y--------------------------------------------79 Honor Corps_____________________________________69 Honor Society.............................. 64-65 Human Relations Council....................... 89 Hundred Girls Club_____________________________ 81 Junior Class Officers 44 Le Cerclc Francais............................. 78 I.ockcr Patrol ................................ 68 Los Tertulianos ............................... 72 Luminary 70 Mu Alpha Theta .................... 83 Pep Club 96 Philosophy Club 74 Photography Club .............................. 88 Red Cross 89 R. O. T. C___________________________________90-93 Seniors .....................................19-41 Senior Ballot ........................ 22-23 Senior Class Officers...........................20 Signatures---------------------------------119-120 Special Awards ........_...................110-111 Spring Play 112 Student Council -----------------------------66-67 Student Directory....................... 115-118 Table of Contents _____________________________ 3 Track _________________________________________104 Tri-Hi-Y _____________________________________ 70 Underclassmen ............................. 42-60 Usherettes _________________________________ 81 Y-Teens...................................... 78 114 STUDENT INDEX A Barnhart, Jeff 24,69,70 Brown, Cheryl 56 Bartlett, Walter 92 Brown, Ernest 51,104 Abernathy, Kattie 45,65,72 Barton. JoAnn 45 BroWn, Eugene 51,67 Adams, Linda 24 Barwise. Jon 22.24.64.71,82.83,110 Brown, Frederick 68,72,92 Adams, Raymond 56,92 Bates, Gia 24,65,71,72 Brown, Irma Jean 56,67,68,74 Adams, Wanda 24 Beatty, Carolyn 51 Brown, Janice 25,68 Agee, Samuel 92 Beatty, Sara 24,72,78 Brown, Jean B. 25.68 Alexander, Edna 45 Beatty, Wanda 45,74,89 Brown, John Edward 51,84 Allen, Barbara 51,68,74 Beaver, Nellie 24 Brown, John Henry 51 Allen, Carol 51,65,72 Beemer, Donna 24 Brown, Kenneth 25,66,68,70 Allen, Henry Benson, Robert 24 Brown, Larry 92 Allen, Linda 45,74 Benson, Rudolph 51,92 Brown, Linda Faye 56 Allen, Sarah 56 Benson, Sandra 51,65,74,85 Brown, Norma Kay 45 Allen, Victor 56 Berry, Saundra Jean 56 Brown, Patricia Ann 56 Allen, Wanda 24 Berry, Tharius 51,104 Brown, Phillip A. 25,75,111 Allen, William 45,104 Bibler, Douglas 24,77 Brown. Richard A. 25,77 Ambler, Burnetta 56,113 Biere, Bobbie Faye 24,66,70 Brown, Sheralyn 56 Ambler, Marion 51 Biesemeyer, Lois 24 Brundage, Jacklyn 51,65,84 Ambler, Willetta Binns, Billie Ann 56 Bryant, Carolyn 51,65,72 Anderson, Burnetta 51,65,72 Birks, Rose Marie 56 Bryant, Eric 56 Anderson, Donna 56 Black, Thomas Lee 92 Bryant, Mildred 51 Anderson, King 45,65,69,71 Blankenship, Gary 25,68,80,113 Buchanan, Alice 68 Anderson, Leon 51 Boehm, Harold 25,64,71,83,110 Buffington, Carolyn 51 Anderson, Veronica 56 Bohannan, Ernestine 56,66 Burbridge, Harlan 67,68,79,86,100 Andrews, Kennard 56 Booker, Shirley Ann 45 Burgess, James 73 Anthony, George 92 Booker, Wilett 51 Burgette, Eugene 103 Armstrong. Connie 56 Boothe, Joan 25,64,74,78 Burke, Clyde A. 25,67.68,104 Armstrong, Estella 51 Borchert, Ronald 25,77 Burns, Alice 45,65,74,78,79,88,89 Armstrong, Sonia 72,75 Boren, Barry Lynn 25,74,89,91 90,96 Arnold, Fannie 24,73 Borens, Margo 51 Burris, Connie J. 56,96 Ashley, Calvin 93 Boswell, Judy 22,25,70,96 Burtin, Frederick 45 Ashley, William 56 Bouvette, Max 51 Butcher, Barbara 20,26,64,73,80 Atterbury, Colin 45,65,67,73,74,91 Bowie, Meredith 25 81,82,97 Atwell, Tina 51,85,89 Boyd, Clarence 45 Butler, Patricia Lou 51 Aubrey, Carolyn 45,78,79,85,89 Brachear, Cherie 45 Byers, Jerome 51 96,112 Branch, Elvin 51,92 Byers, Ora Lee 26 Austin, Darryl 56,92 Brann, Billy Lynn 56,72,113 Byers, Sylvia 52,89 Bra ton, Georgia 45 Byers, Theodore 92 B Bright, Teresa 51 Bynum, Shirley 26.70,112 Brim, Diana 56,85 Baker, Lynda 56 Brim, Imogene 25,65,74,75,89 c Baker, (Edward) Robert 51 Brim, Leon 67,79 Baker, Sidney 51 Brink, Phyllis 51,85 Calloway, Katherine 26,79 Ballard, Albert 24.77 Brooks, Joyce 51,85 Calloway, Tommy 45.29.113 Ballard, Gilbert L. 45,79 Brooks, Katheryn 70,72,74,76,81 Calvert, Bessie 52 Balnis, Tom 24.67.72 89,112 Campbell, Donal 45,93 Banks, Pinkie 24,77 Brooks, Scott 25,65,67,69,71,80 Campbell, Lois 45 Barger, Ronald 22,24,65,68.69 91,111,113 Canady, Maudine 52 71,113 Brooks, Verda Belle 56 Canady, Walter 26,104 Barker, Richard 68,93 Brotherton, Betty 45 Cannon, Elaine 56,68 Barksdale, Beatrice 51,72,85 Brown, Audrey 25 Carney, Frances 23,26,65,70,80 Barnes, Isaiah 51 Brown, Carl D. 75 96,110 Barnett, Sylvia 45,67,72 Brown, Carl V. 25 Carney, Ruby 45,72 115 Carr, Rose 56 Copes, Gloria 46 Doty, Deitra 56,68 Carr, Ruth 56 Corliss, Gladys 46,65,76 Douglas, Sharon 56 Carson, Bessie 45 Counce, Shirley 52,66 Draffen, James 46,79.92.113 Carter. Eloise Yvonne 26.64,71.74 Counts, Brenda 52,72 Draffen, Willis Jr. 56.92 80,81,82,83 Counts, Sharon 46,89 Drew, Charles 93 Carter, Judy 45,72 Couzens, Norman 68 Drew, Gary 92 Carter, Richard 52 Cox, Edith 27 Driscoll, Carol 23.27,90 Carter, Sharon 26 Cox, Fred 56 Driver, Paulette 52 Caruth, Patricia 52,65,72,79 Cox, Gary 52 Drizzle, Louise 46 Caruthers, Donna 56,74 Cox, Vickie 56,89 Dunson, Brendra 52.65,72,81 Caruthers, Larry 45,65,72,74,93 Crafton, Ronnie 52,67 Durham, Larry 46 Casner, Irene 56 Craig, Wanda 52 Cathan, Roomey 45 Crawford, Tommie 27,74,75,76 E Chandler, Glenn 92 Creswell, Jo Ann 46,68 Chandler, Rosemary 85 Crockett, Frances 27,84 Eason, Marvin 46.66,67.68,73 Cherry, Kenneth 26,66,67,70,102 Crockett, Shirley 27,66,87 88,104 Childs, Adrian 52,72 Crowley, Henrietta 56 Easter, Bill 23,92,112 Chinn, Talmadge 26 Crump, William 77 Edd, Dorothy 46,96 Chouteau, Larry 45 Cunningham, Clarence 27,104 Edd, Rochester 52 Christen, Jim 26.64,80 Cunningham, John 56,92,104 Eden, Marion 52,73,111 Clark. Alice 26,64,72,76,78,83,84 Currier, Wilann 52 Edison, Kathryn 57,76,78 Clark, Arminta 56 Eib, Linda 27,87 Clark, Beason 56 D Eichman, Bill 77 Clark, Cecil 45 Elliott, BUI 27,92 Clark, Delpha 26 Ellis, Lorene 57 Clark, Lillian 45,75,76 Dailey, Margaret 44.46.65,72 Engle, Betty 46 Clark, Milton 56,92 81,112 Epperson, Emma 46 Clauder, Ruth 45,65,73,83,89 Dale, Donald 27,86,100,113 Epps, Annette 57 Clayton, Vivian 52,66,67 Dalton, Herbert 113 Escoe, Antoinette 27.65.66.68.70 Clow, John 45,84 Daniel, Josephine 52,74,78 73.74.80.81.89.112 Cochran, Theola 52 Datweiler, Don 27 Escoe, Consuelo 57,89 Coffey, Kay 26,113 Daughtrey, Julia 27,88 Etzenhouser, Chari 46,73 Cole, Shirley 52 Davis, Barbara 46 Evans, Dennis 79 Coleman, Barbara Ann 45 Davis, Betty Jo 52 Evans, Donald 65,69,86,100 Coleman, Barbara A. 56 Davis, Chalmers 68 Evans, Essie 27 Coleman, Shirley 56 Davis, Chester 52 Evans, Lutheria 27,68,76 Collins, Clark 46 Davis, Dorothy 27,65,74 Ezell, Tommie Ruth 57 Collins, Deloris 52 Davis, Ethelyn 27,78,85,113 Collins, Dorothy 56 Davis, Jo Anne 52,96 F Collins, John 52,100,103 Davis, Mable 46 i Collins, Leonard 56 Davis, Ruthie 52 Collins, Ronald 103,104 Dawson, John 52 Fanniel, Jackie 57,66,67 Collins, Shirley 56 DeGraffenreid, Lloyd 67 Farmer, John 27,69,70,111 Collins, Willa 46,76,85 DeGraffenreid, Ruth 65,73,113 Fechner, Robert 28,64,91,93 Columbus, Edward 52,104 Deitra, Doty 77 Fell, Marion 52 Colvin, Walter 26,68,92 Delgado, Linda 56 Fergason, Lynn 57 Comer, Lynn Sue 26,64,74 Dennis, Margaret 46,66 Ferguson, Alva 57 Connelly, Theodore 68,79,102 Dewberry, Robert 93 Fetteroff, Larry 52 Conus, Ronald 46,92 Dewberry, Winfield 46,92 Fields, Margaret 28,64,67,73,80 Cook, Linda 26,68,72 Dickerson, Geneva 52 84,97 Cooper, Benola 46,65,74,76 Dickey, Alice 46 Fields, Mary 52 Cooper, Carolyn 46 Dickey, Darty 52 Finch, Barbara 28,89 Cooper, Davie 56,72 Dixon, Johnetta 52 Finney, Val Gene 52,84 Cooper, Jewell Jr. 46 Donahue, Ruby 46,76 Fitzgerald, Leroy 93 Cooper, Kay 52,85 Donahue, Sara 52 Fitzpatrick, Patricia 28,85 Cooper, Tom 26,77 Doolin, David 56,104 Fleming, Jerry 113 Cooper, Veda 27 Dotson, Jean 46 Fleming, Shirley 52 116 Fletcher, Patricia 28,66 Glover, Carroll 53,84,93 Hardcastle, Sharon 57 Fogle, John 57 Glow, Tom 29,64.70,72,80,83 Hardwick, Robert 44,46,68,69,73 Folz, Jerry 113 Gold, Eugene 46,84 86,100,104 Foote, Carol 20,28,70,80,96,99 Golubski, Judith 53 Hardy, Stella 53 Foote, Hardine 28,72,74,78,89 Golubski, Linda 29,77 Hargrove, Elaine 53 Foote, Shelia 57,74,89 Goodseal, Yvonne 29 Harrington, Jim 23,29,64.68,69 Fort, Charles 28,74,112 Goudeau, Connie 84 100,112 Foster, James 52,66,92 Goza, Andrew 29 Harris, Cleta 85 Foster, Leola 46 Goza, Brenda 46,73,84 Harris, Joseph 57,68 Foster, Ronell 57,92 Graf. Carla 29,70 Harris, Sharon 53,72 Fotz, Jerry 52 Graham, Beverly 57 Harris, Susan 53 Fox, Beal 57 Graham, Sylvia 68 Harris, Vicki 30,70 Fox, Robert 46 Grant, Mable 57 Harris, Viola 53,85 Franklin, Duane 67,86,100 Grant, William 104,113 Harris, Wanda 46,96 Frazier, Leta 22,28,74,75,87,89 Graves, Glennis 29. 65, 84 Harrison, Harry 30,64,67,74,80 Frazier, Perry 28,84 Graves, Jesse 72 Hart, Erma 30 Frazier, Robert 46,79,86,103 Gray, Linda 67,113 Han, Lawrence 68,92 Frazier, Sharon 52 Gray, Sylvia 53 Harvel, Henry 30 Frederick, Barbara 57 Grayson, Elmer 92 Hatcher, Linda 30,68,70,80 Frederick, Brenena 57 Green, Carolyn 20,29,66,75,76,87 Hatten, Erma 46 Frederick, Lester 28,86,100 89,90,97,99 Hawkins, Charles 57,93 Frederick, Richard 66,104 Green, Costella 46,89 Hawkins, Dorothy 30,67,72,78,89 Freeman, Charles 28,92 Greene, Dolores 29,70,89,110,111 112 Freeman, Larry 57,66 Greene, Gayle 29 Hawthorne, Wilfred 68,69,102 Frierson, Jo Anne 52 Greer, Louise 29 Hayes, Diane 30 Fritz, Leon 46 Grider, Ellen 46,76,85,96 Hayes, Hernandez 92 Frizell, Billy 68,93 Griffin, Louis 92 Hayes, Thurman 53 Frizell, Donette 46,65,68,85 Groves, Boyd 46,75,86,104 Hayter, Burt 92 Frye, Janice 57,78,85 Groves, Helen 57,85 Hazley, Charles 30,86,93,102 Fuel, Karen 96 Guess, Ronald 92 Hazley, Edith 53,81 Funk, Russell 28,65,80,89,108 Guinn, Edward 29 Heard, Jimmy 53 Gunnels, Gladys 46,65,74,78,79 Hedberg, Joan 30 G 81,96 Hedberg, Judie 53 Gunnels, Willie 53,93 Heer, Pamela 30 Gadson, Bernice 76 Gurney, Darrell 46,77 Heggie, Samuel 74.88 Gaines, Hortense 28,66,76 Guy, Teola 46,85 Helemn, Eugene 30,68 Galbearth, Maurice 52,92 Guy, Walter 46 Helm, Mary 30 Galbraith, Neil 91 Guyer, Wallace 77 Henderson, Ruth 57,85 Gardner, Maxine 52 Guyton, Janice 57 Hendrix, Larry 30 Gargotto, Ronnie 23,28,84,100 Henry, Cynthia 53,89 Garner, Ralph 28,77 H Henry, JoAnna 57 Garnett, Patricia 52 Henson, Frances 76 Garrison, Gloria 52 Habiger, Sylvia 46,85 Herndon, Charlotte 47,65,73 Gates, Ruthie 52 Hack, Ethel 53 Herndon, George 53,73 Gay, Martha 52,85 Haley, John R, 29 Hicks, Janice 30,66 Gensler, Darline 28,89 Hall, Johnnie 53 Higgie, Samuel 53 Gensler, David 53 Hamby, Judy 29,77,84 Hill, Betty 47,65.73,74,78,79,81.88 Gensler, Velma 53,65 Hamilton, De Etta 53 Hill, Billie 47,68,89 Gibbs, Susan 29,68,89 Hamilton, Ethelyn 67 Hill, Peggye 57,66,85 Gibson, Alan 67,92 Hamilton, Frederick 29 Hinze, Carol 30,64,70 Gibson, Howard 46,68,86,92 Hamilton, James 67.102 Hinze, Catherine 30 100,113 Hamilton, Sherrell 57.74,89 Hobart, Nancy 30,68,70,80,96 Gipson, Anna 75 Hammack, Gay 29 Holden, Ronald 53,72,104 Gipson, Marc 46,100,113 Hammond, William 100 Holder, Rita 30,76 Glass, Herman 29,68.104 Haney. Rose 57 Holliday, Harold 47,65,86,104,113 Glass, Mayme Ann 66 Harbor, Richard 68,104 Hollinger, Wilma 47,67,79 117 Hollingsworth, Clem i 31,68,86 Jenkins, Johnny 53 104,113 Jenkins, Jolene 31,64,70,80 Holmes, Douglas 31 Jenkins, Joyce 47,81.84 Hood, Joseph 47 Johns, Mary 47 Hook, Oren 47,66,67 Johnson, Dora 53,79,113 Hooks, Lester 31,86,92,102 Johnson, Eugene 53,104 Houcks, William 31,67,68,79,86 Johnson, Faye 58 101,102 Johnson, Fred 47 House, Frank 57,67 Johnson, Jessie 47 Howard, Jane 47,85 Johnson, John 93 Howard, Ronald 103,104 Johnson, Kathryn 89 Howey, William, Jr. 64,68.80 Johnson, Larry 53 Hudson, Karthue 47,79,84 Johnson, Larry J. 53 Huff, Earl 47,92 Johnson, Larry M. 31 Huff, Rose 53,96 Johnson, LaVerne 58,76 Hunt, Elizabeth 31.77 Johnson, Lorene 58 Hunt, Janet 31,84 Johnson, Nancy 31,77,89 Hunt, Maxine 53,88 Johnson, Raymond 53 Hunt, Phillip 47,73 Johnson, Roger 47,74,88,113 Hupens, Linda 31,76 Johnson, Ronald 58 Hylton, Virgie 31,85 Johnson, William A. 58,92 Johnson, William T 58 I Jolly, Weldon 58 A Jones, Betty 58 Jones, Brenda 32 Ingram, Brenda 57 Jones, Carolyn 32 Irby, Mary 31 Jones, Curtis 93 Irven, Jamesetta 31 Jones, Dan 32 Irving, Sylvester 57 Jones, Emanuel 68,89,104 Jones, E Stella 58 1 Jones, Evelyn 53 J Jones, Joel 58 Jones, Kathy 32,89 Jackson, Allen 31,104 Jones, Milton 92 Jackson, Carolyn 47.68 Jones, Patrick 53 Jackson, Clarence 53 Jones, Ronald D. 113 Jackson, Dianne 53 Jones, Rosilyn 58,66 Jackson, Gwendolyn 58 Jones, Sharon 58 Jackson, Harold 47.69,86.88 Jones, Susana 53 104,113 Jones, Vera 47 Jaokson, John 47 Jones, Warner 53 Jackson, Julius 65,74,83,88,111 Jones, Wayne 113 Jackson, Lassiter 47 Jordan, Lee Vance 47,67,68,74 Jackson, Lonnie 53,93 Joseph, Henry 58 Jackson, Marie 53 Joyce, John 92 Jackson, Mary 58 Joyner, Arnette 67 Jackson, Robert 47,69,104,113 Jackson. Sylvia 53 K Jackson, Teresa 58 Jackson, Thelma 47,66 Katz, Tony 32 Jackson, Verdis 47 Kelly, Mary 76,85 Jackson, Virgil 31.91 Kelly, Sharon 58 Jacobs, Marjorie 31,72,74,75,84,89 Kennedy, Sylvia 47,68,72 James, Beverly 58,66,67 Kenton, Stephanie 22,32.65,68.70 Jarman, Jim 31 80,97 Jenkins, Dwight 104 Kidd, Betty 53 Kidd, Henry 32 Kidd, Michael 79 Kiefer, Linda 32,85 King, Alice 58 King, John 47,75 King, Judy 58 King, Mildred 53,76 King, Patsy 32 King, Richard 47,65,93 Kirby, Shirley 47 Kirmse, Larry 47.89 Knight, Vera Sue 32,85 Knox, Lavena 53 Kobayashi, Kazu 32.73.89,109 Kosmiski, Ann 48,65,72,96 Kountz, Dietra 58 Kurtz, Kenneth 77 L La Cour, James 53, 73, 93 Lair, Inita 53 Lamb, David 77 La Mette, Larry 65,68,79 Landes, Toni 32 Lane, Patricia 48,72,78,112 Langford, William 53,92 Larry, Martha 58 Law, Mae 48 Lawton, Forestal 53,65,74 Lee, Carless 53,93 Lee, Cathern 58 Lee, Charlene 58,76 Lee, Christine 58 Lee, Don 48,104 Leggett, Lea von 58,74 Lester, Mary 58 Letcher, Marshaline 53,65 Lewis, Ardelia 53 Lewis, Lujuana 58,66 Lewis, Margaret 89 Lewis, Patricia 67 Lindsey, Victoria 54 Linebarger, Donna 54,76 Lininger, John 32 Lipscomb, John 48,66,93 Locke, Brenda 54,84 Locke, Michael 32,91,92 Lockyer, Meruin 93 Logan, Bryan 48,77 Logan, Gordon 32,104 Love, Charles 58 Love, Delores 48,85 Lund, Jane 58,89 Lunkins, Pearl 32,68 Lunkins, Sondra 58 Lute, Jerry Ann 58 118 Lutz, Linda 32,73,84 Lyman, John 32,84 Lynk, Rodney 58 M McArn, Latrice 58,75 McBride, Lillian 33,77 McCarther, Sydney 33 McClenahan, Joyce 33,77 McClendon, William 54 McCleod, Betty 33,84,87 McCllnton, Willie 74,89 McClusky, Judy 48 McCormick, Carol 48 McCormick, Charles 48,92,113 McCormick, Rosena 33 McCraney, Ernest 104 McCreary, James 44,48,73,86,104 McCreary, Richard 68,92 McCullough, Mary 58,68 McDonald, Dennis 33 McFarlane, Kathleen 58 McGary, Acquanita 48,78 McGary, Mirriolyn 33,68,74,75,76 80,87,89,96 McGaugh, Eugene 58,113 McGaughy. James 93 McGaughy, Sammie 93 McGee, Irvin 68,93 McGee, James 92 McGinnie, Marie 54 McGuire, Betty 33 McIntyre, Doletha 58 McManigal, Judith 33,73 McMerire, Moris 58 McMichael, Karen 48 McPherson, Boyd 58 Mackey, Charles 33 Macklin, Maxine 54,85 Madison, Sharon 33,64,84 Madlock, Jean 48 Madlock, Patricia 54 Malone, Burda 54 Malone, Grant 92 Manley, Amos 58 Manley, Ollie 58 Manuel, Mattie 58 Marenos, Margo 33,34,66,88 Markle, Joyce 48,65,72,74,81,84 Marshall, Ruthie 58 Matthews, Herbert 33 Matthews, Herbertta 58 Matthews, Kenneth 113 Maxle, Jerlean 48,68,72 Maxie, Leo 113 Mayfield, Carl 58 Meade, Manual 33 Meador, Ann 33,64,84 Medley, Marilyn 54,68 Meek, Herbert 33,77 Mezile, Gloria 33 Miles, Roberta 33,67,68,74,75,78 Miller, Brent 77 Miller, Judy 54,66,67,74,75,89 Mills, Arrena 48,68 Mills, Donald 33,77 Milum, Joe 20,34,64,86,100,110,113 Mitchell, Charlotte 34,87 Mitchell, Donna 54 Mitchell, J, P. 92 Mitchell, Loretta 58,78,85 Mitchell, Minnie 48 Mitchell, Sharon 54 Monroe, Billie 58 Monroe, Jean 34,70 Montgomery, Barbara 48 Mooney, Adolphus 102,104 Mooney, Diane 48,89 Moore, Anna 48,65,85,112 Moore, Charles L. 34,77 Moore, Earl 59 Moore, Frank 48 Moore, Janice 59 Moore, Jean 34,64,77 Moore, Marvin 34,84,88 Moore, Phyllis 48,76 Moore, Ray 34 Moore, Sharon 59 Morgan, Carolyn 34,67,70,87 Morgan, Stanley 34 Morgan, Wanda 48 Morgenstern, Charlene 23,34,64,73 81,83,96,112 Morris, Beverly 34,70,96 Morris, Carolyn 34,68 Morris, Charles E. 34,80,86,100 Morris, Eugene 34 Morris, McMeria 66 Morrissey, Carl 54 Mosley, Matthew 59,103 Moss, Linda 54,65,74,85 Mott, Janice 54 Mueller, Donna 48,66,67,76,90 Murray, Cloveria 59 Murray, Herbert 48 Murry, Lonnie 59,93 Myers, Sherilyn 54,65,81 Myrick, Loretta 48 N Nance, Orville 92 Nash, Joyce 54 Nash, Tommie 59 Neely, Marion 59 Nelson, Ronald 34,68,86,100 Nelson, Roseann 54 Newton, Marcella 54 Nickles, Patty 34 Notz, Phillip 34,68,86,100,101,102 Nutt, Ruth 44,48,84,97 o Oglesvie, Karen 35,85,96,112 O'Neal, Louis 54,113 Ormiston, Susan 84 Orrison, Gerald 35,64,72,75,82,83 Orvis, Bessie 54,65,89 Orvis, Mary 35,68 Oseguera, Betty 58,72,74,78,89 Ousler, Robert 48,72 Owen, Cassandra 35 Owens, James 48,93 Owens, Perry 93 P Palmer, Janice 35 Palmer, Teresa 59 Parker, Hailey 75,92 Parker, Melanie 59,75 Parker, Samuel 48,68 Parks, Ezell 48,66 Parks, Terry 48 Parrish, Jo Ann 35,85,88 Parrish, Mike 35,70,84 Patrick, Doris 113 Patrick, Ronald 113 Patterson, Betty 59 Payne, William 48,92 Pedroza, Anna 35,72 Pedroza, L. M. 68 Pedroza, Rita 35,72 Pemberton, Carolyn 35,64,67,74 81,89 Pemberton, Sharon 22,35.66.68 80,87,97,98 Perkins, Robert 48,92 Perry, Carrie 72 Perry, Clifton 84,86,104 Pettiford, Patricia 35.68,70,74,75 78,81,89 Pettiford, William 48 Phillips, Don 35 Pickett, Bonnie 35 Pierce, Barbara 54 Pierce, Mary 48 Pike, Herman 100,104 Pins, Rosemary 59 119 Pool, Joy 35,65,66,87 Porter, Becky 35,70 Porter, Georgia 48 Pouncil, Dorothy 76 Pouncil, Susie 48.79 Powell, Joanna 48,85 Powell, Robert 59 Pratt, Brenda 35,68,70 Pratt, Fred 59 Pratt, Nancy 59 Prentiss, Michael 113 Presley, Sharon 48,65,73,81,82 Purcell, Katherine 35 Q Quinn, Marilyn 48,79,85,96 Quinn, Scarlet 36,76,77 R Ragsdale, Carolyn 20,23,36,65,66 68,70,71,73,79,80,81,89 Raines, Eddie 36 Rainey, Barbara 85 Randle, James 59 Randle, Mae 54,65 Randolph, Norma 48 Ranes, Talitha 48,65 Ratcliff, Linda 54 Ray, Gloria 36,64,73,80,82,83,89 Reams, Beverly 36 Reams, Richard 113 Reasoner, Elmo 36,65,69,71,86 100,104 Rector, Bernita 48,74,76 Reddell, Doris 59 Reese, Shirley 48 Reeves, Freddie 54,96 Regennitter, Sharon 49 Rentie, John 49 Reynolds, Carolyn 36,67,73,74,78 81,96 Reynolds, Harold 36,74,93 Reynolds, Patricia 54,74 Rhodeman, Russell 59,68,93 Richards. Tom 22,36,84,86,100,112 Richardson, Cleo 54 Richardson, Frank 49,104 Rider, Patricia 36,64,73 Riley, Charles 54 Riley, Roudolph 92 Riley, Wesley 36,77 Rimpson, Charlene 36 Rimpson, Magnolia 36 Rinacke, Ronald 49,65,73 Rinacke, Troy 54,73 Robersone, Richard 65,72 Roberts, Patty 36,77 Roberts, Paul 54,104 Roberts, Sylvia 54,68 Roberts, Verda 36,76, 87 Robins, Betty 59 Robinson, Gloria 36,72,75,84 Robinson, Ida 59 Robinson, William 59,92 Rocha, Cristina 49,68,72 Rodgers, Randolph 49,73,74,83 Roebuck, Paul 36,100 Rogers, Katherine 59,66,67,68,79 Rogers, Ruth 59,66,82 Rogers, Thelma 54 Roland, Corrine 36,65 Roller, Leslie 37,66,77 Rollins, Christine 59 Romiez, Anita 59 Ross, Cherrye 37,64,67,70,71,74 80,81,112 Ross, Gary 59 Ross, Leona 49 Rowan, Patricia 37 Rowe, Margaret 49 Ruckel, Nancy 59 Rucker, Noreta 54,76 Rucker, Samuel 54 Ruehling, Ken 49,84 Russell, Donna 54 Rutherford, Ronald 37,68,69,70,86 100,102,104 s Sanders, Cleophus 113 Saunders, Betty 59,89 Sayers, Melvin 37,104 Sayers, Willa 49,89 Scaife, Iona 54 Schmitt, Carolyn 37 Schmitz, David 49,88,91 Schwarz, Robert 37.64,82.83 Scothorne, Memory 37,85 Scon, Carl 88 Scott, James 37 Scott, Sandra 49,73,89 Scroggins, Ronald 92 Seifert, Dixie 37 Self, Lana 59,113 Selman, Delores 37,85 Serres, Benny 22,37.66,67,69,80 Shackelford, Sharon 54 Shaw, Carolyn 37,85 Shaw, Chequita 54,66,68,74,75 79,81 Shaw, Don 37 Shaw, Harvey 37,79 Shellarhorn, Lawrence .54 Shelton, Robert 49 Shelton, Ronald 54 Shepard, Claudia 37,64,74,78,80,81 89.110.111 Shephard, Charles 37.77 Shields, Betty 59 Shoaf, Janet 54,66,85 Shoaf, Kay 49,85 Short, Kenneth 49.65.66 Simmers, Ann 37,72.84 Simmons. Annette 49 Simms, Phyllis 59,85 Simms, Roger 92 Simpson, Leta 49 Sims, Norma 59 Sims, Rhejeana 49,85 Singleton, Connie 38 Sirls, Marie 60 Skelton, Carolyn 38,74,79 Skelton, Lily 54,79 Smith, Alvin 60 Smith, Barbara 60 Smith, Brenda 60 Smith, Carolyn 49,89 Smith, Charles 49,67,68,69,79,86 100,103 Smith, Delores 60 Smith, Diana 54,73 Smith, Dorothy 49 Smith, Eddie 49 Smith, Herbert 54 Smith, Irita 49 Smith, Jacqueline 54,65,85 Smith, James 93 Smith, Joel 54.103 Smith, Joy 49 Smith, Lee Jr. 60,93 Smith, Lillian 60,68 Smith, Mary 54 Smith, Michael 38,64,86,100 Smith, Oscar 38,113 Smith, Richard 54 Smith, Robert 38,65,102 Smith, Ronnie 49,86,100,101 104,111 Smith, Sharon 55,65,74 Smith, Valerie 38,68,72,74,81,89 Smith, Willie 49 Smocks, Frank 60 Smocks, Ruth 38,75,76,78,89 Snow, Kenneth 20,22,38,66,69 Snyder, Linda 55 Sooter, Judith 38 Sparks, Craig 55 120 Sparrow, Jacqueline 60 Thurston, Marquerite 50 Washington, Ethel 50,72 Spencer, Raymond 38 Tilford, Brenda 60 Washington, John 92,113 Springer, Rex 38,68 Tilford, Edwina 39.77 Washington, Minnie 60 Sprofeia, Joseph 49 Tipton, Robery 39,66,68,74,76,80 Watkins, Harold 55 Staley, Sondra 38 89,96,112 Watkins, William 60,66,104 Staples, Barbara 49 Tipton, Rochester 93 Watkins, Willie 93 Starnes, Victoria 38,77 Tolbert, Faye 39,74,78.79,96 Watson, Lonnie 60,73 Starr, Virginia 73,75 Tolbert, Richard 55,65,103,104 Watson, Sarah 50,81,84 Stephens, Johnie 55 Toledano, Janice 50 Watson, Stewart 40,86,100,113 Stevens, Roy 49,102 Toms, Wanda 55 Watterson, Robert 40,66 Stevenson, Katie 38 Tosser, Julia 39 Wehmeyer, John 50,65,91 Stewart, James 60,93 Towns, Marlene 55 Weldon, Rose 55,65,74,79 Stone, Robert 38,64,73,83 Townsend, Sharon 39,76,77,89 Wells, Billie 60 Strickland, Deborah 49,66,73 Trower, Linda 50 West, Charlesette 60 Stucker, Jay 55 True, George 60 Westwood, Barbara 40 Stump, Dick 38 Tucker, Delores 50,66,81 Whaley, Patricia 40,79,84 Stump, Gary 60 Tucker, Kenneth 60,93 Wheeler, Robert 40,70.80 Sturgess, Janet 22,38,64,67,73,80 Tunnell, Judy 55 Wheeler, William 50 81,82. 83, 96, 110 Turner, Herbert 65,103,104 Whitaker, Patricia 60,67,74 Swartz, Eugene 38,65,75,82,83 Tyler, Luther 39,69,113 White, Erwin 40,100,104 Swinney, Levi 100 Tyler, Patricia 55 White, Mary '50,79,85 Sykes, Gloria 60 Tyson, La Joyce 60,74 Whitehead, Willie Ann 40 Synoviec, Carol 39,64 Whitley, Richard 93 V Whitson, Joyce 60 T Vaden, Robert 39 Wiggins, Elmer 84,93 Vail, Bertha 39,77 Wiggins, Joann 68 Tate, Shelia 39,68,70,74,80,89 Van Meter, Kenneth 39,77 Wigman, Renee 60 Tate, Vivian 49,81 Van Wormer, James 39,68,69,70 Wiley, Iola 40,77 Taylor, Barbara 65 Vauahn Gavle 60 Wiley, Jerry 60 Taylor, Carla 66 v uu iut| wayiv Vauflhn. Georae 67 Wilkins, Delores 60 Taylor, Clarence 60 Vernon. Jerrv 23.40.66.67.69.80 Wilkins, Janice 74,75,89 Taylor, Donna 39,64,85 Vernon, Waynette 50 Wilkins, Joann 55,113 Taylor, James 39,104 Vertreese, Barbara 55,65,72,78,79 Wilkinson, Sandra 40,67,68 Taylor, Maxine 50,79.84 Vincent, Margaret 55 Willard, John 93 Taylor, Ronald 39,68,86,100 Williams, Charles 103 Taylor, Wilma 50 Williams, Cheryl 55,65,85 Thieme, E rnest 39 w Williams, Clarence 50,74 Thomas, Andrew 92 Williams, Eugene 40 Thomas, Deborah 55,81 Wade, Elinor 40,64,68,73,74,80,81 Williams, Evelyn 41,66 Thomas, Deidra 60,65,67 Waldren, Nancy 40,64.72.80 Williams, Fred 55,72,104,113 Thomas, Forest 93 Walker, Darthene 40 Williams, Jack 93 Thomas. Jacquelyn 39,64,71,87 Walker, Gerald 50,68,79,86,109,113 Williams, James E. 93 Thomas, Jerrie 50 Walker, James 60 Williams, Joseph 55 Thomas, Joe 50 Walker, Jo Anne 67 Williams, Marsha 50,67 Thomas, Ramona 39,66 Walker, Phillip 40,72,84,86,100 Williams. Michael L 84 Thompson, Arnell 55 Walker. 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