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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1962 volume:

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Organization: Ed t r B ' err Edi I lliiwwvmv Q V Y CENTRALIAN 962 PRESENTED BY TH CENTRALIAN STAFF r mas james Burgess ------- Josephine Daniel Richard Carter Louis O'Neal --------- Carolyn Bryant -------- Richard Tolberr ------- Robert Bass Miss Il.a Maude Kite CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL KANSAS CITY,MISSOURI The cheering at the games, the htun of happy conversation, the dass and organization discussions, the speeches, and songs. in assembly - we are unable to record for you. But the friendly faces, the familiar scenes, the groups and activities, the achievements of teams and individuals - these we have recorded on the pages that follow. We have enjoyed compiling this Memory Book of the months from September, 1961 through May, 1962. Our hope is that you will receive much pleasure in the years that come in retrospection of your happy school days. The Staff TABLE OF CONTENTS I FACULTY II SENIORS III UNDERCLASSMEN IV ORGANIZATIONS V SPORTS 6 .f K.. iii 4, 5 , Y 7 1 L ! . 1 . , M V. 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There is growing conviction that our society demands that all who have the ability must receive at least a high school education. At the same time it is demanded that graduation from high school represent a high standard of academ-ic accomplishment. The class of 1962 now emerges from a program of study that was designed with a sensitivity to these two demands. In a broader sense, responsiveness to the needs of the young people of today has dictated that your educational experiences also provide an opportunity for development in many other areas that are considered vital for effective living in our society. Upon the shoulders of your generation, the emerging adults, rests a heavily awesome responsibility-the preservation of mankind. Somehow, you must find a way to build on to the foundation of your high school work a purposeful educational structure that not only exploits your fullest potential, but also contributes positively to man's relationship to man. The extent to which you are able to accomplish this will reduce by that much the crucial lack that now colors the affairs of mankind. It will also be a measure of true success. My congratulations and best wishes to you. Robert R. Wheeler One important objective of Central High Schoo1's educa- tion is to develop leadership among its students with the hope that they may go into community and national life with convic- tion and purpose. Leadership is basically the art of accomplish- ing a mission through people. Leadership cannot be just a man- date or an order. It must have a purpose, an explanation or reason that influences another person to think the matter through, to evaluate, reach conclusions and make decisions. One may say leadership is the acceptance of moral responsibilities. God, through your parents, gave you intelligence, Central has been instrumental in directing it. Through your associations at Central, you have also developed a knowledge of human understanding and the meaning of what it is to have the courage of conviction. Intelligence, understanding and courage when properly Combined will give you the authority to lead your fellow man. It is the faculty's hope and desire that you graduates of '62 have acquired at Central these abilities for usefulness and happiness. Allis A. Keith 'I 1 MISS HORTENSE P. SCHALLER Senior and Sophomore Counselor 1 Cohunbia University MR. WILEY C. POLESON Junior Coumelor University of Kansas MRS. CORINNE M. NEAL Frexbman Coumelor Cohunbia University X., 5,77 - 12 , S., 4 S Xvfi Mrs. Inez Brown Common Learning: Emporia State College l fiYt J Mrs. Gloria Allen Secretary Miss Beryl Alton American History D i c k i n s o n Secretarial Univerity of K a n s a s School City X, Mrs. Donna Burkhart Physical Education St. Olaf College Mr. Clyde Christopher Mathematic: T e x a s Southern Uni- versity Dr. Jeremiah Cameron English Michigan State University Mrs. Susie Cobbs Physical Education ,1Central State University gb, , 4 like.. l,'. .1 x is ' ' .. , , ..,. ,- 3, QQK .k,. , . '- ' . -, he ' ff' I - ' fa' I - ii? f K f f. Q 5 ' Mr. Earl Boucher Mechanical Drawing Northeast Missouri State College Mr. William M. Campbell C.0.E. University of Kansas City Mrs. Hattie E. Coleman Speech Hampton Unviersiry Miss Alice Brasfield Librarian Kansas Univerity Mr. Gwynne Coornes, jr. Social Studie: Assistant Football and Basketball Coach Pittsburg State College Mr. Joseph Cooper Miss Elsie Cornell. Mrs. Eleanor Crompton Mr. Lee Davis World Hixtory and Commerce Attendance Secretary Art C5050-f Missouri University Western University Southwest Missouri Col- University of if og QL! - lege fo Z7 J Vfyza MMM Wt W C M WW! at . A ,C fp if AL fn, I nf H f X v 3 Hines, Miss Eva L. Dixon Homemuking Iowa State University Mrs. Mildred Daniels Secretary Northwest Missouri State College Mr. Donald D. Dobbs Englirb Pittsburg State College Mr, lawrence Darden Miss Marjorie Davis Printing Algebra, Geometry Kansas State Teachers Ullivefsifl' Of Midligafl College N My effgfwiflmn Mrs. Dorotha A. Douglass Spanish Kansas S t a t e Teachers College Mr. Everett E. Draper Dri11er': Education Missouri Valley College , , A li Q5 ,, e-..., X A, x, Mr. I.. H. Dentel Biology Kansas University Mr. Albert Edwards American History, English Langston University Mrs Jacelyn Flemming Mr. Jack Greenall Spanish Engineeer Custodian Mr. John Harris Civics, American Prah- lems Central Missouri State College Mrs. Luella H. Emery Common Learning: Langston University Mr. Harvey Greer Business Education University of K a n s a s Cifv Mr. Cecil F. Hays Chemistry, Mathematics Baker University Miss Agnes Engel German, French Kansas University Mr, Edwin Hamilton Metal Work Colorado A. and M. Col lege Mrs. Lillian Hays Registrar K a n s a s City Teachers College Mrs. Bernice Evans English Columbia Universitv Mrs. Vandora Hinton English Kansas City University Mr. Ogden Hollars World History Hastings College Mrs. Vera Koenig Music Kansas State University Mr. William Holloway Miss Orithia Johnson Mrs. Ione Jones Englislv Kansas University Mr. James Jones Dri11er's Education University of California Miss Ruby Kuhn H amemaking University of Kansas City Art English Northwestern University University of Kansas SFC Eugene Kendrick R.0.T.C. Wayne University Miss Rebekah Leibengood Science University of Kansas Miss Hilda Kirkendoll Miss Ila Maude Kite Nurse English and Centralian College, of Saint Teresa Missouri University Mr. John T, Little Physical Education and Social Studies Central Missouri State College Mr. Harold I.. Michael Mr. Robert Miller Mrs. Helen Miller Mr. ld I.. Mitchell Mrs. Mary E. Nelson Pfyehology and Speech Tarkio College Physical Education Wood Work Mathematics Mathe 'cs Central Missouri State University of Missouri University of Kansas City Ohio Stal? University College , we , . 5 A 2 Miss Virginia Oldham Newrwriting and Englixh Wellesley College Mrs. Doris Reek Earth Science and Biology University of Michigan Mrs. Nellie Porter Reading and History University of Missouri Mrs. Irene Robbins Family Living Colorado State University Mr. H. J. Reed Mathematic: and Science University of Kansas Mrs. Elizabeth Wells Rutledge Mathematic: Illinois University X Mr. Nolan Rutledge Phyricr and Science University of Missouri Miss Dorothy Sandberg Mrs. Marion B. Science SChfYV61' University of Kansas E085-fb Mr. E. Burleson Stevenson Latin, English Iowa University University of K a n s a s Cirv Mrs. Andrea J. Scott Speech, Drama, Public Speaking Pittsburg State College Mrs. Mary C. Scoville Buxinerr Ottowa University Mrs. Elizabeth Sheffield Mr. Harry Slaymaker Mr. Lezell Smith Honienzaking Human Science, Business Education Columbia University Pbyfiml Education Kansas State College of Illinois University Pittsburg Mr. Robert Sweeney Engliyln, Cicicr Kansas State College Mr. Vester Swingle Vocal Music University of Iowa Mr. Herbert Thompson General Science Houston University Mr. Dan Stanley Pbyrical Education, B-Team Football Coach, Arrixtant Varsity Track Missouri Valley College V l Xa S A P K . XY Q ti it Q S -X 'Q N Mrs. Barbara Thompson Mrs. Jessie Turney M1-5, Elsie Un-gland Physical Education Common Learnings Engli h Lincoln University Columbia University Sfjigiyfy of Nebraska X X WW le iid .4-'x Mrs. Anita Western Mr. Robert Wiegers MI- 131116 WiUdHSOH Social Studies and Music Crafts Varsity B2:SkCtb21l1'C0aCh Lincoln University University of Kansas and S0021 Studies University of Southern California TEACHERS NOT IN PAN Miss Alla Hence Mr. David Jones General Mathematics Band and O1'ChCStra s'gg5 nwm,Ww:-w-w-wx? 5...-ai Mr. George Waterhouse Civics University of Kansas Q 'luv Miss Christine Williams Seminar and American History University of Wyoming ELS Arkansas A ,gg M University of Kansas o be, or not to be, that is the questiong Whether 't is nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles, And by opposing end them. This above all: to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. Hamlet - William Shakespeare v 'gym -n cf, x R A 4 ' y 1 y ' 4 H y w M N ,, mr, Q .g . 32 ., ,,,.9, .- , lv.. -.- fr v.,.. ..-.K ,M 3. ., 1 I ., : ,, t '. X ,,L. .1 msg. Q ,',- 'V T . A ,V A. - wx f-um Lf ' wg. Jr . 11 , W. -x T , ,' ,A-,bf t M K , H , i A ,ik L vu . .. :E wa t is., ., , ch ,gl . I' . Ah , .1 A A . , , 1 .,,- , A b ............z Deborah Thomas Vice, Prerident Ronald Holden Secretary Cheryl Williams Richard Tolbert Pfexidenl V Chequira Shaw Treawrer Sergeant at Ann,- We seniors in retrospect look back over the four years we have been bound together in class organizations and in school activitiesg and we count the friends we have made among our classmates and teachers. We realize how far through the arch of experience and knowledge we have progressed toward the horizon of life, which we see ever fading as we have taken the forward steps. Milestones that we will leave for the juniors to measure their achievements by are not a few. Our high scholastic students are Burnetta Anderson, Carolyn Bryant, Forestal Lawton, Sherilyn Myers, Deborah Thomas, Sharon Smith, and Barbara Vertreese. The awards we have won include second place in the American Legion Oratorical Contest by Forestal Lawton, All City First Team Football, Robert Wright, Eagle Scout Award, Don Holbert from Delano. This is a very great achievement, because he won this despite his crutches. Our usual school contests had able representation: United Cam- paign, Ronald Holden, Betty Crocker, Rose Weldon, Youth and Government, Judy Miller, Ed Scott, Deborah Thomas, and Richard Tolbertg N.R.O.T.C., Richard Tolbertg and Annual Music Contest, Cheryl Williams. These are but the early few of our successes. Our hopes are high and our determination great that the glorious flame of renown will not be dimmed by the 1962 graduates. In anticipation we look forward to a life of usefulness to our country and happiness for ourselves. DONE MOST FOR CENTRAL MOST POPULAR Forestal Iawton, Chequita Shaw Adolphus Mooney, Chequita Shaw WHO'S WHO N '62 BEST DANCERS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Walter Bartlett, Pa: Carurh Forestal Lawton, Deborah Thomas SOCIAL BELLE AND BEAU BEST ACTORS Jackie Thompson, Richard Tolbert James I-aC0ur, Cheryl Williams BEST SCHOLARS Barbara Verrreese, Foresral Lawton BEST DRESSED BEST ATHLETES Roberta Thompson, Charles Jackson Susie Hopkins, Robert Wriglzt Bobby Barbara Marion Acklin Allen Ambler Burnetta James Leon Anderson Anderson Anderson BOBBY ACKLIN. BARBARA ALLEN-Human Relations. MARION AMBLER-Future' Home- makers of America: Pep Clubg Tri-Hi-Yg Thes- pians. BURNETFA M. ANDERSON-Gold Medal, Honor Societyg Los Tertulianosg Philosophy Clubg Photography Club. JAMES ANDERSON-Hi-Y. LEON ANDERSON-Student Councilg Locker Pa- trolg Honor Corpsg Red Crossg Hi-Yg Homeroom Reporterg C.O.E. Maxine George Sidney Gilbert Jessie Walter Anderson Anthony Baker II Ballard Barnes Bartlett MAXINE ANDERSON. ANTHONY GEORGE -R.O.T.C. Bearing and Neatness Ribbon. SIDNEY J. BAKER 11-R.o.T.c. GILBERT BALLARD. 'R JESSIE BARNES. WALTER v, BARTLEIT- ,i,, , Student Councilg Locker Patrolg All-City Track, if f 'K 'a All-District Trackg C Club. JOHN BASS. ROBERT BASS-Poster Contest, First Placeg Stu- dent Council: Centraliang Hi-Y. CAROLYN YVONNE BEATTY-Y-Teensg Pep Clubg Future Homemakers of Americag Tri-Hi-Yg Red Crpss Representative. CHARLES D. BELL-Locker Patrol. DOROTHY MARY BELTON-Future Teachers of Americag Thespians. RUDOLPH R. BENSON- Footballg Student Council. 26 John Robert Carolyn Yvonne Bass Bass Beatty Charles D. Dorothy Mary Bell Belton '- , Rudolph R. Benson T. S. BERRY-Footballg Trackg Student Councilg Junior Class Cabinetg Luminary Staffg Homeroom Presidentg Junior Achievementg C Club. AL- BERT BLEDSOE. WILLETT YVONNE BOOKER-T r i-H i-Y. ELVIN BRANCH-H o n o r Corpss C Clubg Concert Choirg Glee Clubg Locker Patrol. TERESA ANN BRIGHT-Concert Choirg Girls Choirg Student Council. JOYCE BROOKS- Thespiansg Future Homemakers of Americag Con- cert Choirg Tri-HI-Yg Future Nurses. ERNEST BROWN-Honor Corpsg Student Councilg C Clubg Junior Achievement. EUGENE EDWARD BROWN-Student Council Cabinetg Declarativesg Luminary Staffg Quill and Scrollg Honor Society, Bronze Medalg Homeroom Officerg Locker Patrolg Track. JOHN EDWARD BROWN-Hi-Y. 'iw its Albert Willett Berry Bledsoe Booker Elvin Teresa Joyce Branch Bright Brooks Ernest Eugene John Katie Jackie Carolyn Brown Brown Brown Brown Brundage Bryant Carolyn James Eugene Huffington Burgess Burgetre i Charles Phillip Jerome Burch Butler Byers KATIE BEA BROWN-Human Relations Councilg Tri-Hi-Yg Junior Achievementg Physical Education Achievement Pen. JACKIE BRUNDAGE-Honor Society, Silver Medalg Student Council. CAROLYN ELIZABETH BRYANT-Student Council, Cabinetg Ladd Neighborhood Council Awardg Achievement Awards, 1959, 1961g Honor Society,.Gold Medalg Typing Awardg Centralian Staff, Organizations Editorg Declarativess Mu Alpha Theta, Presidentg Boostersg Tri-Hi-Yg Los Tertulianos, Corresponding Secretaryg Y-Teensg Human Relations Councilg F.T.A.g Locker Patrol. CAROLYN JEAN BUF- FINGTON-Fuulre Homemakers of Americag Fu- ture Nursesg Tri-Hi-Y. JAMES EDWARD BURGESS-Declaratives, Vice-Presidentg Locker Pa- trolg Student Councilg Centralian Staff, Ass. Senior Editorg Safety Councilg French Club: Thespiansg K.H.S. EUGENE BURGETTE-Track, All-Cityg Footballg Basketballg Hi-Yg C Club. CHARLES BURCH-Red Crossg Concert Choir. PHILLIP RODNEY BUTLER-Junior Achievementg Lumi- nary Staffg Homeroom Reporter. JEROME BYERS -Track, All-City, All-Districtg Footballg C Club. SYLVIA BYERS-C.O.E. THEODORE BYERS- Attendance Honor Roll, Scholastic Honor Roll, Rifle Team, Hi-Y. CHARLES EDWARD CAN- ADY-C.O.E., Hi-Y. RICHARD L. CARTER-Stu- dent Council, Monitor: Honor Society, French Club, Library Page, Centralian Staff, Faculty Edi- tor, N.Y.D.B. PATRICIA ANN CARUTH-Honor Society, Silver Medal: Tri-Hi-Y, President, Lumin- ary Staff, Quill and Scroll, Gym Award, Small Shield, Drill Team, Boosters, Spanish Club, F.H.A. ADRIAN W. CHILDS-C.O.E. ESSIE CLARK. THEOLA COCKRAN-Gym Award, Big C , Olympian, Sportsday. SHIRLEY COLE-Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Secretary: F.H.A., F.N.A, Thespians. Basie 'rhwia ' shiney Clark cockm Cole if if gt --its 'fz' X QV l Alben Donald E. Wanda Cox Cox Craig ,, ,.sf 28 Josephine Barbara Betty Daniel Davis Davis ' Sings Sylvia Theodore Charles Byers Byers Canady Richard Patricia Adrian Carter Caruth Childs John Pearleaner Brenda Collins Cooper Counts JOHN ALLEN COLLINS-Football, All-City Hon- orable Mention, Basketball, Track, Honor Corps, President, Hi-Y, Treasurer, Council Board, C Club. PEARLEANER COOPER. BRENDA LOR- RAINE COUNTS-Boosters, Vice-President, Senior Class Cabinet, Student Council, Luminary Staff, Quill and Scroll, Spanish Club, Reporter, Pianist, Mu Alpha Theta, Drill Team, F.H.A. ALBERT HENRY COX. DONALD E. COX. WANDA JANICE CRAIG-Home Room, Secretaryz R-ed Cross, Executive Board, First Aid, F.H.A., Future Nurses, Future Teachers, Y-Teens, Drama Clubg Locker Patrol. JOSEPHINE DANIEL-Gold Award, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Philosophy Club, Honor So- ciety, Yearbook Staff. BARBARA ANN DAVIS. BETTY JO DAVIS-Pep Club, Human Relations, Future Teachers. JOANNE DAVIS-Pep Club: Human Relations Council: Tri-Hi-Yg Philosophy Clubg Future Teachers of Americag Locker Patrolg Luminary Staff. RUBY DAVIS-Girl's Choirg Student Coun- cil. DARTY ANN DICKEY-Typing Awardg Tri- Hi-Yg Red Crossg Future Nurses of America. PAULETTE DRIVER-Pep Clubg Tri-Hi-Y. Joanne Ruby Darcy . Davis Davis Dickey BRENDA LOUISE DUNSON-Silver Medal, Hon- or Societyg Thespiansg Future Teachers of Americag Future Nurses of America. ROCHESTER EDD- Track: Locker Patrol. MARION L. EDEN- A.A.U.W.g Honor Societyg Mu Alpha Therag De- clarativesg Physics Clubg German Clubg French Club. EARL EDWARDS. ANDREA ELLS- WORTH. Paulette Brenda Rochester Driver Dunson Edd Marion Earl Andrea Melvin Bonita Brenda Eden Edwards Ellsworth Fstell Evans Finney MELVIN ESTELL-Footballg Basketballg CU Clubg Hi-Y, Historian. BONITA CAROLE EVANS. BRENDA JOYCE FINNEY-Tri-Hi-Yg Future Nurses of America. MONTZELLA FISHER-Track. JERRY FOLZ-Orchestrag C.O.E. JAMES FOSTER -Mu Alpha Thetag Audio Visual Aidsg Honor corps. SHARON DIANNA FRAZIER-Student Mffmua Jem' James Councilg Red cross: Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplaing Girls FW' F011 Fosfef Choirg Concert Choir. RICHARD FREDERICK- Footballg Basketballg C Clubg Hi-Y. JOANNA FRIERSON-Y-Teensg Human Relations Councilg Future Teachers of Americag Concert Choirg Tri- Hi-Y. Sharon Richard JoAnna Frazier Frederick Frierson Patricia Fay Alan Garnett Gensler Gibson Mayme Carroll Marvin Glass Glover Gonzales . 5' X Sylvia 'Theresa Willie Gfay Gunn Gunnels PHYLLIS GUY-Honor Societyg Typing Awardg Latin Clubg Philosophy .Clubg Junior Achievement. JOHNNY R. HALL-Track: Locker Patrolg Human Relations Council. JOYCE HARDWICK. JAMES D. HARDY-Concert Choirg Boys Octetg R.O.T.C. Band Lmder. RON LEE HARLMON-Spanish Club. SUSAN HARRIS-Honor Societyg Chess Clubg Latin Clubg German Club. LA'W'RENCE HART-Bowling Club. BOBBIE ANNE HASLEY -Y-Teensg Future Nurses. EDITH LOUISE HAZ- LEY-Luminary Staffg Boostersg Student Councilg Large and Small Shieldg Big C g Future Teachersg Spanish Clubs Human Relations Councilg Pep Club. 30 PATRICIA GARNETT-Student Councilg Red Crossg Thespiansg Tri-Hi-Yg Y-Teensg Future Teacherss Future Nurses. FAY GENSLER-Bronze Medal, Honor Societyg Editor of Luminaryg AAUWQ Overseas Art Exhibitg Quill and Scroll, Usheretteg Boostersg Declarativesg Pep Clubg Latin Clubg jCLg. ALAN GIBSON. MAYME ANN GLASS-Luminary Staffg Quill and Scrollg Chess Club, Secretaryg Red Cross: Student Councilg Hu- man Relations Councilg Latin Clubg Thespiansg Junior Achievement. CARROLL GLOVER-Con- cert Choirg C.O.E. MARVIN HERNANDEZ GONZALES-Wayne Miner Drum Corps. SYLVIA GRAY-Chess Clubg Future Teachersg Human Re- lationsg Red Crossg Locker Patrol. THERESA GUNN-Choir. WILLIE GUNNELS. A '25 x Phyllis Johnny Joyce Guy Hall Hardwick James Ron Susan Hardy Harlmon H2-fl'iS V we . Lawrence Bobbie Edith Hart Hasley Hazley SAIVIUEL HEGGIE-JR.-Honor Society, Bronze Medal, Latin Club, Photography Club, Chess Clubg J.C.L.g Tennis Team. RUTH FAYNELLA HEND- ERSON-Honor Society, Music Scholarship, French Clubg Future Teachers of America, Concert Choir, Girl's Choir, Triple Triog Human Relations Coun- cil. GEORGE E. HERNDON-Declarativesg French Club, President: Student Council, Chess Club, Thespiansg Philosophy Clubg Human Relations Council, F.T.A.g Locker Patrol. JAMES HICKS. MARIE HILL. RALPH DAVID HINES JR.-Hi-Yg iC.O.E. DEWITT A. HOARD-Luminary Staff, Sports Editor, Quill and Scroll, Typing Award, Student Council Cabinet, Junior Class Cabinet, Senior Class Cabinet, Red Cross Cabinetg French Club, Human Relations Council, Latin Club. RONALD HOLDEN-Secretary Senior Class: Los Tertulianos, Presidentg Thespiansg Red Cross, Presi- dent, Spanish Award. 1959, Student Co-Chairman United Campaign, Spring Play, 1961, Honor So- ciety, Bronze Medal: Community Service Award, 1961, Declarativesg Mu Alpha Thetag Philatelic Society, Photography Clubg Locker Patrol, Stu- dent Council. MARY HOLOMAN. DeWitt Ronald Mary Hoard Holden Holoman 'f' ::- -- L ... I X.: Q Ill Edith Lila. Rpngld HOWH-fd Howard Hoskins ' s it iff '23 Maxine Curtis Charles Hunt Hutchinson Irving Samuel Ruth George Heggie Henderson Herndon James Marie Ralph Hicks Hill Hines , . fa Joseph Susie Barbara Hood Hopkins Hoskins JOSEPH HOOD. SUSIE HOPKINS-Luminary Staff: Cheerleader, Gym Award, Big C , Student Councilg Olympians, Boosters, F.T.A.g Pep Club. BARBARA' JEAN HOSKINS. EDITH FERN HOSKINS-Human Relations Council. LILA RUTH HOWARD. RONALD HOWARD-Track, All-City, All-State, All Missouri Valley, Captain, Football, All-City, All-District, C Club. MAX- INE HUNT. CURTIS DANIEL HUTCHINSON -Future Teachers of America, Thespiansg Hi-Y, Swimming Team. CHARLES LEE IRVING. CHARLES JACKSON-H o m e r o o m, Presidentg Basketballg Footballg B-Team Track: C Clubg Hi-Y, Vice-President. LONNIE JACKSON. MARIE JACKSON. OPAL MILDRED JACK- SON. PAUL DEWAYNE JACKSON-Hi-Y SYLVIA JACKSON-C.O.E. WILLIAM JARVIS: GLORIA JEFFERSON. CATHERINE JOHN- SON. ei, Charles Lonnie Marie Jackson Jackson Jackson 'lb 'E 1' , ' 5'Ei,ii . 1 3 ,Li lQ1iiL::.z:4,'-'Y . I Opal Paul Sylvia Jackson Jackson Jackson .hlig-:A L-'Ev 1, .1 xi A William Gloria Catherine Charles Larry Ramon Jarvis Jefferson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Evelyn Susanna Warner Jones Jones Jones 32 Wayne Willa Mildred Jones Jones King Y A CHARLES JOHNSON. LARRY JEROME JOHN- SON. RAMON RUDOLPH JOHNSON. EVELYN BEATRICE JONES-Tri-Hi-Yg Future Teachers of Americag Philosophy Clubg Student Council. SUS- ANNA JONES. WARNER C. JONES-Mu Alpha Thecag Rifle Teamg R.O.T.C. Drill Team. WAYNE C. JONES-Bandg Orchestra. WILLAJONES. MIL- DRED LOUISE KING-Future Homemakers of Americag Tri-Hi-Yg C.O.E. 1' x u 5 ,Q 2 .-'- , fit? l A .f Ralph Gayle LaVena King Kinsey Knox SW W, Q :ea -megs Sammie James Forestal LaCour Iancaster Lawton va 2255 - 1 45:- ,, W. E2- - .. 5- 1sa???iw'-112.3 -1 :-as .V s Carless Marshaline Ardelia Lee Letcher Lewis CARLESS E. LEE, JR.- C Club, Rifle Team, Track, Cross Country, Future Teachers of America, Chess Club, Junior Achievement. MARSHALINE LAMARR LETCHER-Student Council, Vice-Presi- dent, Y-Teen, President, Home Room, Vice-Presi- dent, Red Cross, Christmas Play, Future Teachers, Future Nurses, Honor Society, Silver Medal, Phi- losophy Club, Aquiliferi, Thespians, Junior Achievement. ARDELIA FADORIS LEXWIS-C.O.E. EDNA LEWIS. VERA E. LEWIS-Latin Club, Chess Club, Philosophy Club. BRENDA JOYCE LOCKE-Homecoming Queen Attendant: Typing Award, Student Council, Luminary Staff, Honor Society, Boosters, Declaratives, Spanish Club, Con- cert Choir, Tri-Hi-Y. EMMA MABINS. MAXINE CAROLYN MACKLIN-Concert Choir, Future Nurses, Girl's Choir, Student Council, Red Cross, Tri-Hi-Y. PATRICIA MADLOCK-Philosophy Club, Luminary Staff, Red Cross, Future Nurses, Future Homemakers, Tri-Hi-Y. BERDA MA- LONE-Tri-Hi-Y, C.O.E.3 Future' Homemakers. GRANT MALONE-Hi-Y. FRANK S. MATTOCK -Track, C.O.E. K wlpr RALPH KING. GAYLE TERRI KINSEY-Future Teachers, Vice-President, Tri-Hi-Y, Reporter, Thespians, Spanish Club, Y-Teens: Philosophy Club. LAVENA LOUISE KNOX-Y-Teens, Treas- urer, Homecoming Princess, Tri-Hi-Y, Future Teachers, Drill Team, Junior Achievement. JAMES A. LACOUR, JR.-Chicago Tribune Award, All-City Sergeant Major Contest, Second, DAR Good Citizenship Award, Latin Club, Drama Club, French Club, Human Relations Council, Student Council, R.O.T.C. Glee Club, Rifle Team: Central Debate Team, Spring Play, 1960, 1961, Christmas Play. SAMMIE LANCASTER. FORESTAL LAW- TON-Student Council, President, junior Class, President, Honor Society, Seven Semesters, Cen- tralian Staff, Editor-In-Chief, American Legion Oratorical Contest, S pri ng Play, Achievement Awards, AFCS World Affairs Youth Conference, Boys' State, Declarativesg Latin Club, President, Human Relations Council, Thespians, junior Achievement, Mu Alpha Theta, NCCI Executive Board 'N' A Edna Vera Brenda Lewis Lewis Locke , . ,,.. P! Maxine Patricia Mabins Macklin Madlock Emma fa: vile, Berda Grant Frank Malone Malone Mattock William Wiuie Tillman MCCICDCIOH McClint0n McClunie WILLIAM EARL MCCLENDON-Hi-Ya Red Cross. WILLIE MCCLINTON-Human Relations Council. TILLMAN A. MCCLUNIE-R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, Drum and Bugle Corps Ribbons, Outstanding Achievements Award. SAMMIE MCGAUGHY. HAROLD FLOYD MEZILE-Stage Crewg President of Homeroomg Audio Visual Aidsg Thespians. JUDY LEE MILLER-World Affairs Youth Con- ference Scholarshipg Junior Class Cabinetg Student Councilg Human Relations Council, Presidentg Future Teachers, Secretaryg Philosophy Clubg Red Crossg Tri-Hi-Yg Starlight Theater Student Ad- visory Boardg National Council of Christians and Jews: Junior Achievementg Homeroom Presidentg Locker Panrolg Office Assistant. DONNA JEAN MITCHELL-Tri-Hi-Yg Future Teachersg Drill Teamg Olympiansg Thespiansg Big C , Small Shield, Large Shieldg Future Nursesg Office As- sistant. ADOLPHUS MOONEY. JANICE M. MOTT-Homeroom Secretaryg Locker Patrol. Sammie H'2.1'0ld Judy McGaughy Mezile Miller I Donna Ad01Phl1S Janice Sherilyn Orville Joyce Mitchell Mooney Mott Myers Nance Nash SHERILYN ALICE MY ERS-Honor Societyg Typ- ing Awardg Swimming Badgeg R.O.T.C. Princess, Advisory Board of R.O.T.C.g Thespiansg Tri-Hi-Yi Boostersg Declarativesg Human Relations Councilg Usherettesg Future Nurses. ORVILLE NANCE. JOYCE EVELYN NASH-Future Teachers of Americag Thespiansg Cadet Twirlettesg Pep Clubg Y-Teensg Junior Achievementg Office Assistantg Homeroom Officerg Student Councilg Red Cross. BIRDELL NEIL. LOUIS O'NEAL-Centralian Staff, Sports Editorg Student Councilg Homeroom Of- ficerg Locker Patrolg C Clubg French Clubg Track Teamg Swimming Teamg Band. DWIGHT PARKER. PURVIS PATTERSON JR.-Honor So- cietyg Los Tertulianos. ROBERT PERKINS. BARBARA DEAN PIERCE-Tri-Hi-Y. 34 e 1 I . I I Birdell Louis Dwight Neil O'Neal Parker Purvis Robert Barbara Patterson Perkins Pierce ALFRED LEE POUNCIL. JAMES PURYEAR. LINDA RATLIFF. FREDDIE REEVES-Future Teachers, Human Relations Councilg Pep Clubg Tri-Hi-Y. PATRICIA REYNOLDS-Speech Awardg Philosophy Clubg Latin Club: Future Teachersg Future Nurses of Americag Thespiansg Human Relations. BONNIE RILEY. TROY A. RINACKE -Honor Societyg Declaratives, Sergeant at Armsg Mu Alpha Thetag German Clubg Student Councilg Band. PAUL TIMOTHY ROBERTS-junior Achievement. SYLVIA ROBERTS-Thes piansg Twirlettesg Luminary Staff. Troy Paul Sylvia Rjnacke Roberts Roberts Noreta Samuel Loary Rucker Rucker Sanders IOM Billy Edward Scaife Scott Scott . sf . - at Ex Q 2 eggs' N Alfred James Linda Pouncil Puryear Ratliff f Valar . r J' t x C -. -K - xi Freddie Patricia Bonnie Reeves Reynolds Riley 1 I e it Y 4 , 1, . A gf . .'P'i ,.z f 'E f 1 'r--.2 5 S f his , . I . Thelma Kay Leona Rodgers Ross Ross THELMA RODGERS. KAY FRANCIS ROSS- Typing Award. LEONA Ross. NORETA MERLE R U C K E R-Y-Teens, Parliamenmriang Thespians, Reporterg Luminary Staff, Reporterg Homeroom Presidentg Pep Clubs Tri-Hi-Yg Future Home- makersg Quill and Scrollg Future Nurses: Los Ter- tulianosg Student Councilg Red Crossg Philosophy Clubg Tri-Hi-Y Model Conventiong Human Re- lations. SAMUEL RUCKER. LOARY JEAN SANDERS-Olympiansg Red Cross Representative. IONA M. SCAIFE-Future I-Iomemakersg Y-Teensg Chess Clubg Future Nurses. BILLY SCOTT. ED- WARD ARNOLD SCOTT-Hi-Y, Presidentg Foot- ball: C Clubg Concert Choir. 5' . . , X Q lx ADAM B. SHAW-I-Ii-Y. BARBARA JEAN SHAW-Pep Club, Presidentg Human Relations Councilg Locker Patrolg Tri-Hi-Y. CHEQUITA CLAIRE SHAW-Homecoming Queen, 196lg Cheerleaderg Senior Class, Sergeant at Armsg Junior Class, Secretaryg Honor Societyg NCCJQ ROTC Princessg Student Councilg Locker Patrolg Mu Alpha Thetag Human Relations Councilg Latin Club: Declarativesg Boosters: Tri-Hi-Y. LAVURENCE SHELLARHORN. ROGER LEE SIMMS-Locker Patrolg Luminary. LILY SKELTON-Tri-Hi-Yg Olympiansg Drill Teamg Thespiansg Y-Teensg Fu ture Nurses. HERBERT WALTER SMITH-Stu- dent Councilg Trackg Locker Patrolg Cross Countryg C-Club: ,Iunior Achievementg Hi-Y. JACQUE LINE SMITH-Honor Society, Six Semestersg De clarativesg Boostersg Usherettesg Senior Cabinetg Central Twirlettes, Commanderg Tri-Hi-Y. JOEL SMITH-Locker Patrolg Track. Herbert Jacqueline Joel Smith Smith Smith Craig Corrine Edward Sparks Spears Standifer 36 Michael Ronald Robert Stewart Stiles Sylvan - ,tm Adam Barbara Chequita Shaw Shaw Shaw Lawrence Roger Lily Shellarhorn Simms Skelton Mary Richard Sharon Smith Smith Smith MARY E. SMITH-Concert Choirg Y-Teensg Stu- dent Councilg Pep Club. RICHARD S. SMITH- Honor Corpsg Locker Patrol: Hi-Yg C-Clubg Foot- ballg Basketball. SHARON S. SMITH-Honor Societyg Sophomore Pilgrimageg Declarativesg Boostersg Mu Alpha Thetag Latin Club. CRAIG H. SPARKS-Locker Patrol. CORRINE ASTRA SPEARS-Music Scholarship. EDWARD STANDI- FER-Student Councilg Human Relations Council. MICHAEL STEWART. RONALD STILES. ROBERT W. SYLVAN-Chicago Tribune R.O.T.C. Awardg Luminaryg Locker Patrol. JOE TABRON-Honor Society. DEBORAH THOMAS-Junior Class, Vice-President, Senior Class, Vice-President, Boosters, Mu Alpha Theta, Centralian Staff, Senior Editor, Typing Award: Tri-Hi-Y, Representative, Western District Candi- date in Hi-Y Youth and Government Program, Drill Team, Honor Society, Locker Patrol. JACK- LYN GENE THOMPSON-Student Council, Secre- tary, Homecoming Princess, Typing Award, Sports Shield, Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary, Y-Teens, Treasurer, Locker Patrol, Future Teachers of America, Boosters, Pep Clubs Chess Club, Philosophy Club, JO-'fb Dfbmh Jaddvn Tennis Club. MARY CHRISTINE THOMPSON- Ta ron Thomas Thompson Future Teachers of America, Homemakers of America, Future Nurses of America, Y-Teens, Thespians. ROBERTA 'CAROL THOMPSON- Honor Society, Luminary, Student Council, Locker Patrol, Office Wlorker, Junior Achievement, Cadet Twirlettes, Commander, Boosters. LAVELLE THORNTON. ROCHESTER TIPTON-Thespians, Hi-Y. RICHARD CHARLES TOLBERT-Senior Class, President, Junior Class, Treasurer, Honor Society, Silver Medals Football, Captain, Second Team All-City, Basketball, Track, Yearbook, Busi- ness Manager, Honor Corps, C Club, President, Mary Roberta Iavelle Thompson Thompson Thornton - Rochester Richard Wanda Marlene Herbert Barbara Tipton T olbert Toms Towns Turner Vertreese Hi-Y, Vice-President, Secretary, Officer of Model Youth in Government, Student Council, Declara- tives, German Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Latin Club. WANDA LEE TOMS-Pep Club, Y-Teens, Tri- Hi-Y, Latin Club, Student Council, Future Teachers, Human Relations, Cheerleaders, Girl's Choir, Concert Choir, Boosters. MARLENE TOWNS-Tri-Hi-Y, Future Teachers, Locket Patrol, Nurse's Assistant. HERBERT TURNER-Mu Alpha Theta, C Club, Honor Corps. BARBARA ELIZABETH VERTREESE- Book Award, Washington Universityz Honor So- Lglner Sqnifillter ciety, Gold Medal, Community Service Award, A.A.U.W., Declaratives, President, Student Coun- cil, Cabinet, Mu Alpha Theta, Spanish Club, Tri- Hi-Y, Boosters, Senior Cabinet. MARGARET LAVERNE VINCENT-Drill Team, Captain, Tri- Hi-Y, Future Teachers, Locker Patrol, Future Nurses, junior Achievement. LESTER A. WAG- NER-Luminary: Bank. SANDRA WALKER. BOBBIE WARD-Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Future Teachers, Drill Team. MAURICE WASHING- TON. DOROTHY M. WATKINS. Q F Bobbie Maurice i Dorothy Ward Washington Watkins HAROLD WATKINS- C Clubg Hi-Y. HELEN WATSON. ROSETTA WELDON-Honor Society, Gold Medalg A.A.U.W.g Quill and Scrollg Luminary Staff, Editorg Student Councilg Boosters, Presidentg Declarativesg Tri-Hi-Y5 Y-Teensg Pep Clubg Latin Club: Los Tertulianosg Future Teachersg Future Homemakersg Stamp Clubg junior Classical Leagueg Red Crossg Human Relationsg N.C.C.J.g Mu Alpha Theta, Secretaryg Homeroom Officerg Art Awardg Drill Team. ALEX XVHITE III-Student Councilg Honor Corpsg R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, Drum and Bugle Corpsg Trackg Hi-Y. FLOTEEN WILBURN -Tri-Hi-Yg Future Homemakers: Chess Clubg Locker Patrol. SANDRA WILKERSON-Future Teachers of Americag Human Relations Councilg Future Homemakersg Y-Teens. JOANN C. WIL- KINS-World Affairs Youth Conference Scholar- shipg Student Council Cabinetg Human Relations Council, Second Vice-Presidentg Red Crossg De- clarativesg Future Teachers of Americag Band, Orchestrag Philosophy Clubg Luminary Staffg Homeroom Officerg N.C.C.j.3 Connoisseur Concert Representative. CHERYL CONSTANCE XV ILL- IAMS-Music Scholarships to C.M.S.C. and M.U.g Harold Helen Rosetta Watkins Watson Weldon Alex Floteen Sandra. White III Wilburn Wilkerson JoAnn Cheryl Fred Marva Jo Betty Ivory Wilkins Williams Williams WiUia1ns Wilson Wilson Freddie Marvin Gordon Winn Woodard Wright 38 Ovida Robert Barbara Wright Wright York All-City, All-City Music Contestg Latin Clubg Thespiansg Boostersg Concert Choirg Triple Triog Tri-Hi-Yg Honor Societyg Declarativesg Junior Achievement. FRED WILLIAMS-Los Tertulianoss Honor Corpsg Locker Patrolg Footballg Trackg Audio Visual Aid. MARVA JO WILLIAMS. BETTY WILSON. IVORY T. WILSON-Hi-Y. FREDDIE XVINN. MARVIN WOODARD. GORDON WRIGHT- Student Councilg Hi-Y: Footballg Trackg Dramag C Club. OVIDA WRIGHT-Luminary Staff, Edi- rorg Homecoming Attendantg Quill and Scrollg Usheretteg Declarativesg Future Homemakersg Hu- man Relationsg Latin Clubg junior Classical Leagueg Tri-Hi-Yg Office Assistantg Homeroom Officer. ROBERT LEE WRIGHT-Football, First Team All-City, All-District Honorable Mentiong Nomi- nee for Knute Rockne Awardg Capraing Basketballg Honor Corpsg 'C Clubg Hi-Y. BARBARA ANN YORK-Honor Societyg Declarativesg Boostersg Mu Alpha Thetag Physics Clubg Latin Clubg j.C.L.g Student Councils Chess Club. Yvonne Young SENIOR PROPHECY Worn by the daily grind and from the pressure of dead lines I doubled my dose of tranquilizers and reclined, as'best I could, in my desk in 301. Head on arms, I soon was in the company of Morpheus. He took me by the arm, and Whiz! in rocket-like speed we crossed the twenty-five years and I found myself in 1987, at the north door of Dear Old Central. A wave of the hand and I was whisked to the fifth floor. CI dimly recalled the struggle we went through back in 1961-62 for an elevatorl. How I had always wished for an opportunity to roam the attic! Attic? My word! Here was the most glamorous banquet, dance hall, audi- torium all rolled into one, done in platinum! Out shining Liberace! In silver armour sat smiling George Hern- don playing the diamond studded piano! George's grey- ing sideburns and goatee gave him a distinguished appearance as he whisked out his coat tails and started The Storm of Nature. his most recent composition. Near the piano stood Judy Miller, Cheryl Williams, Jacklyn Thompson, and Brenda Locke in shimmering decollete, ready to repeat their success at the Metropoli- tan. Rushing over from the refreshment tables to greet me were more of my former classmates. Time had dealt kindly with them. I recognized Richard Tolbert, now a director in the New York Stock Exchange, Forestal Lawton, a criminal lawyer in Hollywood, Ronald Holden, a professor of mathematics at Harvardg Jose- phine Daniel, head of Occupational Therapy at Research Hospitalg Brenda Dunson, taking a few hours off from her very successful run as Lady MacBeth on Broadway. I broke reluctantly away from this group to meet glamorous Deborah Thomas who I found to be the owner and chief designer of a dress shop, counting the crowned heads of Europe as patrons. With Deborah were Carolyn Bryant and james Burgess. Carolyn is the successful nominee for the senate seat left vacant by Ernest Brown, who is the ambassador to Ethiopia. james, with ribbon and star across his chest, is the first Poet Laureate of the United States. I caught a glimpse of three charming women greeting a fourth. There was something familiar about themq So taking the arm of Rose Wfeldon, professor of Home Economics at Smith, we crossed to join Sharon Smith, Barbara York, and Chequita Shaw who were welcoming home from Germany Marion Eden. Each of these women are married to successful business men and glowed in the satisfaction they were having as members of the Young Matrons' Club. On my way for a cup of punch now more popular than Coca Cola. I met its inventor and dhe main stock- holder in Pinchola, Louis O'Neal. With him was Rich- ard Carter now head librarian of the Plaza Branch Library. Richard was suggesting to Louis that he employ Barbara Vertreese to design his new summer home at The Lake of the Ozarks. CShe has the assignment to straighten the Leaning Tower of Pisa.D Barbara sug- gested we go over to the South Wall to view the mural painted by Robert Bass, the winner of the Thomas Hart Benton award for native art. By Robert was Jacqueline Smith, flush with satisfaction from hearing of the sale of the millionth record of her rendition of Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes. john Collins, football coach at K.U., we see, made his most coveted touchdown, for by his side is Sandra Walker wearing a sparkler and wedding ring. With them is Evelyn jones whose column My Word for It appears daily in the Star. My tranquilizers having spent their effect, I was rudely awakened by the lunch bell and I joined the angry mob in the cafeteria for my daily carbohydrate binge, determining to try jumping time and space again soon for a peep into the future. Yours truly, The Centralians 39 K' N DELANO fc? 40 R. J. DeLano School is a school for orthopedically handicapped children from kindergarten through high school. Situated on the northside of Linwood Boulevard it forms the third in the Central group. In 1940 Central became the accrediting agency for R. J. DeLano School, thus enabling the graduating seniors to be graduated with the Central Seniors and to receive a Central diploma. These graduates, while taught in the main by a homeroom teacher, have the privilege to enter a university with- out question as to the fulfillment of their requirements. In 1943, under their principal, Mrs. Nell Dabney and the Central principal, Mr. Otto F. Dubach, the first graduating class was graduated. Many of these young people have gone on to high institutions of learning and have earned bachelors and masters degrees. This year five young people are completing their secondary school work and will receive their diplomas with the Central class. Mrs. Olivia E. Mathewson is the homeroom teacher and Miss Mary Alice Gibbons is principal of R. J. DeLano School. SENIORS Donald Holbert Patricia Seifner Lynda Stone Bob Boydston U DERCLASSME - X - Lg f 'H . , VS' 'L gi Gerald Dearing 'I 4 l Karen Eastes S A '- I.. Judy Miller Carolyn Powers A John Pulley , I Shirley Ruskin Lvndel Smith iiil ' . A Ay i V 9 f i 2 l4 'g'1' Silas WHifS, .lf- I Jonny Winkler y a Bin White t fa my i a i i Spf If i J' ' ii ' zo f . - 'ia .,.,- is IUQIRPUH' X 4 V 5 it at WT . ws :Basil Y 1 Pi Maurice Watts Y in K fy' ww. lg? , Shrine members bring their circus to Delano: clowns, balloons et al. resent mirth hath present laughter What's to come is still unsure: In delay there lies no plenty: Youth's a stuff will not endure - Twelfth Ni ight William Shakespeare x x Q J t ,L , a 'K ig' Q,-.U X Umwi- L i 4- 'if 'r DERC ASSME 44 Rosemary Pitts President CLASS .IU IOR lx Melaine Parker Trearurer Russell Rhodeman Vice-Prexident I962 Deidra Thomas Secretary FFICER La. Joyce Tyson Sergeant-at-Arm: JUNIOR CLASS CABINET-B0'I'I'OM ROW: Sherrell Hamilton, Jack Ware, Gayle Vaughn, TOP ROW: Latricia McArn, June Edison. '1 T ff1r w ..,......-....-.--1--v-.Y-.1 F., Ek mm . .,.., JU IOR CLASS In addition to the traditional service of the juniors in making the arrangements for the junior-Senior Prom: ie, providing the place, the band, and the decorations, this year they had Junior Night at the basketball games. February 16 was the junior Night at Lincoln High School where Central met the Lincoln term. All the week of February 12- 16 juniors wore red and white badges advertising the game and giving them the permission to cast their votes for a king and queen of the juniors. The candidates for these coveted positions were: King: Milton Clark, john Cunningham, Rodney Lynk, Russell Rhodeman, and Lee James Smith. Queen: Diana Brim, jackie Fanniel, Tonia Greene, Katherine Rodgers, and Gayle Vaughn. Mrs. Doris Reek, Mr. Poleson, Mr. Harris, and Mrs. Miller are the junior class sponsors. L' A Raymond Adams r 1 D 0 A Wendell Agee Q Sandra Allen - . A. --Ziff Sarah Allen 3 ig' 'QE : Burnette Ambler H Veronica Anderson W Kennard Andrews 3 Calvin Ashley ,, i Johnny Barker, Clark Beason James Berry Ernestine Bohannan Barbara Brazier Diana Brim William Brinkley is B . ,ii X -, 5 ms' t I J 1 50 ,wiv fl Ray Clifton Simon Cole Shriley Coleman Ronald Collins Dovie Cooper :Hgh , Zag Q.: ,H 'W A aw .. , Fred Cox Vickie Cox ,Q Henry Crayton Betty Davis 'V Xia? :grit J :ac f Celestine Davis 2 Chalmers Davis Q K I -'-- , , Jeanne Dawson E 'fr Eleanor Denson Verda Brooks David Doolin iqi as 1 Bertha Brown Deiffa DOW i Irma Brown t b U' ' ,-W' i 41 ' :.,9-- fs1.g3,,,,,,, 4 .of Shirley Brown Connie Burris Joe Bywaters Q A Marcella Campbell . . L ' 51 Ruth Carr .. u a Carson gui A Mary Carter ,, r 6 A ,.V1 . ,ZQY .I , y 4 vi 10 Donna. Caruthers Sandra Clarity Charles Clark Milton Clark Joyce Clay Z . 1: . is , -.f, M 5 . , Karen Fuel Lois Hopson Joseph Harris Mike Harris Rosemary Harris Burr Hayter Janice Frye Billy Frizell Janice Guyton Sherrell Hamilton Mei-tee Hall Rosemary Haney k rf Barbara Frederick Bernetra Frederick Larry Freeman Delores Greene Louis Griffen Helen Groves 561 Harvey Fields John Fogle Shelia Foote Tenola Forte Robbie Gadson Jesse Graves June Edison Nancy Ellis Jackie Fanniel Ressie Finnie James Ferguson Bernice Gadson 'QP L J x is Ji! f - axis . N m K W - is 1 . f: we , 4 -.f K' I , J gqsfx A fjffwili if X5 ,' it .lfiaifsf 15 :::,, 2 s., E X4 xi: 'W HWS if Q' T N8 V ,Nu . .E M , L M A W Q L NW 'ifiyli hf fi' e t . if , ll xv i Q54 ' 1 any SS Elite J l'2il4.,1g,zQl!:QC v'-. t. Wiieii fa ,Q i W .. .ef it 1 Kathleen Jenkins Sharon Kelly Alice King Judy King Cathem Lee Leavon Leggett Sharon Jackson Teresa Jackson Carolyn Jones Curtis Jones Esrella Jones Sharon Jones Donnell Holoman Pinkie Hoskins Betty Hudson Sylvester Irving Gwendolyn Jackson Henrietta Jackson Mary Jackson Faye Johnson Willimn Johnson Weldon Jolly .QS Bill Johnson Dora Johnson ' x i, J . M49 Ki Bonnie Hazley Jo Anne Henry Joseph Henry Marie Hicks Peggye Hill Valerie Jenkins .,,4., , ' Q, ., J, -W more l K. . ,. ,X , ,X-l,L,f,- Q it .4 'Y' 5 V P ,-e, mga: 4 fakffia 1 'E req, z.-' mx H F' x 1 . i , nf C' Q , Eugene McGuagh Doletha McIntyre McMeria Morris Kermit McMurray Boyd McPherson Mary Lester Paul Mimms Loretta Mitchell Cloveria Murray Delores Moore H, Z 7--ff il? ..- of .ll- ,,-F S 'H yr e Y Margaret Lewis Rodney Lynk f Tomrnye Nash Robert O'Neal Melanie Parker James Lowery Sandra Lunkins Michael Luster X M 4? if EX 'N -an . sw ff' ' as N ., 3 41 R Berley Pernell Carie Perry -Q , :df Ax -3 'T .lx - t g tif' Horace Peterson Gloria Marshall Ruth Marshall Marva. Mason I-Ierbretta Matthews Leo Maxie Latrice McArn Will Mtflarther Richard McCreary Kathleen McFarland A . :,.-: Z 'liars 'Qi' , me S me 1'-1 Linda Rowden Howard Ruffin Cleophus Sanders Forrest Saunders Bettey Sanuders Thelma Pierson iw 25 Ai 6 Phyllis Simms Ruby Simpson Norma Sims Marie Sirls Rosemary Pitts Forestine Porter -at . A , . as , ..-,:4 1 iv 50 1 s Barbara Smith Delores Smith Lee J. Smith Robert Powell Frederick Pratt Anita Ramirez Q I My if' ff .l +4 ' aifz if ,,Vi X55 el ., 1. .. S M J was l . R N 4'l 1 l I r ' he S ,g 'Q W , fs N 'x . . ,Amd 5 I 3. xg s in 5 Q Q Q 1 5 .Q sl Q.. X Q ZW? 3 ,at .ff -weve: . Y 1 .. 5, ,- - ,, .:,5i . ,sa K S James Stewart Gloria Sykes Iggwf. Clarence Taylor Michael Rentie Russell Rhodeman Edythe Rice Karen Riley Alveda Robertson Betty Robins WiHiam Robinson Katherine Rodgers Christine Rollins 1 Asa f 1 ' I . E7-if i ,- 1 : 4113 , , .l 5 ff' ai, W, A Rosa Veal Jo Ann Walker Jack Ware Norman Walker John Washington Minnie Washington Gladys Winn Arneda Wright Courtney Woods Rosa Woods Brenda Young Delores Wilkins Marian Williams Daniel Wilson Harry Wilson Patricia Whitaker Joyce Whitson Leroy Wilcoxson George True Emesrine Turner La Joyce Tyson Gayle Vaughn Hamilton Terrell Marvena Thixron Deidra Thomas Wesley Thomas Wayne Thompson William Watkins Lonnie Watson Billie Wells 5 Q mm .5 we Shirley Brown Vice-President Jackie Thompson Prerident Lynn Cole Secretary Alice Smith Treasurer SCPHGMORE CLASS FFICERS 'n r . . 4 . ,.,. g ,. . 1, ,, ,-' . ,-.ns x u J . 'n,. 4 -vm,-+ - .. . rv H. N ,E '2- Toledia McIntyre Sergeant-at-Arm: The sophomore class followed the patuern of consideration for others set by one homeroom during their freshman year. This year the class conducted a second Care Drive, under the sponsorship of Mr. J. H. Cooper. Care buttons were soldg con- tributions were collected, a humorous skit presented in the auditorium to an audience paying a dime for admittance, and a Valentine's Day mixer was held, admittance, a quarter. All these projects netted upwards of 324000. The crowning of Toledia Mc- Intryre as Care Queen by Mr. Cooper was a special feature of the Valentine mixer. Standing on a platform decorated in red and white crepe paper, tiara on her head, flanked by her princesses, Toledia was a very attractive queen. Much credit for ad- vancing the cause of the drive is due Claudia DeGraffenreid. The class sponsors this year are Mrs. Burkhart, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Nelson, Miss Schaller, and Mr. Weigers. .,.. K , 5 H, iw, K -7 'f wkilf ' S fir 5 1' 'Gs af- erm A x I ,. M wallp- 4 2 xx H I fi 'ffl lf- 'N ,. M if mz A ll , g '-1Q Ei, iii Z' in , Q gs 14,5 of . Sophomore Class officers look over agenda for meeting. he Clauis Alexander Sawnie Alexander Clara Allen Theodore Anderson Susan Andrews Cassandra Barker Minnie Bell Samuel Benton Eugene Boyd William Cavole Carrie Carter Melvin Carrol Cherry Butler Beverly Buris Juanita. Burris Mitchell Allen Lois Anderson Brenda Barnett Marion Barnett Beverly Brodie Brenda Chouteau Joe Byers Mamie Butler Ferris Buffington Betty Bryant Harvey Bruce Sherryl Brown Shirley Brown Norya Brown James E. Brown Karmella Brooks A 'ttk L. I at A iq 9 X X Q I 5 R- if ,. t 1 K, A 3 K it 5 t M B as R, is el 'NX 3 ' s 'sk YG 5581 Q5 ii ..sQ-ECW -:--.,:5 5 ' Marcia Charles Georgia Clark Vesta Coates Lynn Cole -.xh Samuel Coleman . R' h ' Miss Sandberg demonstrates fossils to lc ard Comms her class. x Patricia Conley . ig ' 5 Mable Cook 'f V 4 7 E.: ' Eunice Cooper . : - 'Z'1 ' 1 e f if ' 1 A Tommie Cooper Ronetta Coursey 1 ,::,,, : Warren Crawford g Dwayne Crompton '- Alice Daniel 'k H Pearle Daniels K f? Elma Davis Rosa Davis . Vanetta DeBonis . It . 2 W N iw Joyce Denson in Z : ui ,Q Arnold Dillard V 'K Lawrence Dixon I Sarah Donelson xi A C ff ' Beverly Doyle y A Eg' Marian Draffen ai e 1 C . y, M 'jjf ' Carrie Dunson fvi' Gregor Edwards ff e if W , ,af If yn . Nancy Elders l Alffedia Elliott si WMU rf t . Luther Elliott 'fl X Frank Ellis 'C ii Helen Ellis J ,L-A rlf! .A I iv my iff, ' . . ,if fats, 5 N f is 2 H is 5 ik Q arms- was vu L qi? I L N if ' t it f is X ani: M If W , 1 gwglgs l 5? ,WV 1 :iff se' ' .51 4. H ,. - .s 'w if .Fl S3153 Q. fp. nr. 1' '19 5 r fire QW? Peggy Ellis Charlene Essex Otis Fstell Mable Eubanks Terry Evans Donna Fields Ivy Fletcher Phyllis Frazier Will Gardenhire Beverly Gates Dana Glass Jessie Gonzales Merle Greene Clifton Groves Hazel Harris Henry Hasley Susan Friel Shelley Freeman Elijah Gaines Alfred Gee Cheryl Gibson Anita Gillurn Brenda Goudeau Evelyn Grayson Ronald Green Richard Haney Delores Harris Elgia Harris Paris Hatren Eveline Heidrich John Hicks It's clean-up time boys' 4 ,, JU fiifsi ws it f 1 -11 W' TQ 75. Y iv ,Q - . 'sy 4- , V f E 3? 2 H.- af ' V 'Af' I Verlaine Hicks Connie High Robbie Hill Sharon Hill Jennifer Holloway Arnold Husky Howard Jacks Donald jackson Carol Johnson Herman Johnson Naomi Jolly Bethel Jones Terry Jones Larry Jordan Leonard Randle Joan Lewis Jackie Jackson Wanda Jackson William Jackson Leroy Johnson Saundra Johnson Tima Johnson Beverly Jones Catherine jones Janine Jones Andrea Kelton Kenneth Kirkendoll Deborah Leggett Sylvia Lewis Linda Lindsey Shirley Lipscomb ,, ME. r 'QT Mr. Keith confers Council Cabinet. with the Student 542 i l sy, -23,235 iii? , f ia P si if YQ .t .t. . .,,I: , I .fig-, ,, 1? 1 f , its-it 5' 31-SE 2 A a a 'XZ if L ,Mi if V , , 154 ,, K so lf Mr. Boyd checks books in office. ooo X . ff 'ml ' if aiika V vi , 11 Six' Asa , Candice Macklin Eleanor Mansfield Ella Maples O. D. McBride Stinson McC1endon Alfred McCloud Kay McQueen Millie Merrill Sandra. Meyers Dimitri Mills Esther Mimms Donald Mitchell l Alfred Murry Percy Myers Eddie Nelson June Locke Claire Lockman Melba Luper Jeanerra Lyles Lorevorx Lyons Guyetta. Mabins Dimple Marshall Louis Martin Glennie McCormick Toledia 'McIntyre Carole Miller Sheila Miller Ronald Mitchell Ernest Moore Wanda Nelson Michael Newman girl L n, , ,. l. I. Q. 'rl .ss ' R :Hi x l UQ g 4 fun W uf Q 'T' Q 1- at 2 we , as 5 s.arrr , or f o r ir., X 6' Q' sf 'Q- 'li 1 i eff' ,ii U Q, if ' 35 H l is ULN . mf i k s f .., 3 :dv , na f , , ..,-, .,, , ,a i ,V z M- f it v , if, ir gm I Junior Officers look over agenda before meeting. Sharon Nolan Ledora Oglerree Verna Paige Judy Parker Sandra Parrish Claudette Petris Ommie Pierson Thomas Polk Cheryl Powell Barbara Reed Karen Reed Carline Rice Espanola Rollins Tolbert Routt Delores Row Teresa Palmer Gwen Parker Richard Phillips Craig Pierce Donna Ray Gwen Rayford Alberta Robertson Shelia Robertson Cheryl Salmond Charles Scott Marvin Shackford Pat Shafer Loraine Shellman Berry Sims Ellenstein Stack Alice Smith 3? 9 illwt X ill' 'li , .H E am allay, .asv s' 1 lliiif ui lf? In gki.i H . as 3'5 :gg-X: 3 nl? gf' ,, 3 Fl, iff 9 'rre P . 1 :isr .15 M 1 A K 3 f if, Mi l . ' 1' Q Lf 5 ,W as if ,,,,. si? li Q , 152 EK -- l , 1 Q3 s s T ' 1 - h- S Annie Smith Glenn Smith Alan Stewart George Sumpter Joann Taylor Joe Taylor James Thomas Margo Thomas Jackie Thompson Melvis Thompson Ronald Thornton Sharon Torrence Dorothy Turner Jolene Upshaw Cynthia Wagner Norma Wagner Louis Smith Marris Smith Samuel Smith Kenneth Sylvan Niva Tamplin Bailus Tate Loretta Taylor Gordon Thomas Helen Thomas Willis Thomas Bernadette Thompson . Georgia Thompson Rodney Thompson Sandra Thompson Charlene Thornton 'J' at iv iv' as X we fs . J, sw D F8 KR JN S of I ri r H ,- 3,3 'x Q ' ,NO 'inf WN l ' sing: 'ff 5 at in N ,JF 'Q Mr. Wiegers shows class how to mold clay. . , at 5 'vp' i I in il' 6' we if Lt K r. f .. -4'-' 5 4 f 'l . g wef' f 'K'-U is ,Q Georgia Walker Thelma Washington Sandra Watkins Dorsie Wiley Kenneth Wilkins Barbara Williams Jay Watts Carol Webb Joyce Williams 'Q M WK X I - uk ' i'f V' Brenda Wilson David Wilson - Ronald Winfrey , f A -y ef Willie Winfrey J ,Ls :Q Ronald Winters ' ig s Glenn Woods ' g ' gi V' - Michael Woods Jessye Wormac Wenona Worrell V ' ,y-qu. ? 1 I 1 Max Wright A' Melvin York I f SOPHOMCDRE Sophomore girls sell tickets to Care assembly .ft -ESQ .A .3 s FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS -- BOTTOM ROW: Sergeant-at-Armsg Mrs. Dixon. TOP ROW: K. Davis Lyon, Vice-Presidentg A. Riddle, President, C. Williams, C. Gibbs, President of Advisory Board, D. Gray, P. Sim Secretary and Reporterg L. Hoover, Treasurer, B. Holliday, mons, G. Simmons, D. Hill. FRE HMAN C ASS ii W . . gt A -vvv 'W Nr 9 , RA, .ww ff.. is A .,,.f ffl 'il vii i ..- 4 3 ' .4151 . .fe 'L , A Y ,f - . .,, ....,5,..-LE 'R U gf M . 5 -'25 J! . Y' by K , V A Adrian Aldridge Brenda Alexander Maurice Amber Edwina Bailey Carolyn Baker Sandra Baker Donna Barnes Georgia Bass Loretta Bass Cotie Avery Annette Bailey Sherdella Baker Marilyn Barber Earleen Batsell james Battles QR' f- 'w , ,. ., i i I A X.. X A I ..... Ne? f A 'M' C as Mr. Stevenson points out facts to Latin class. ,au gl l . , e.. ' ,Z Q, f or of ll if it ff K fm: W Arletha Brinkley Loretta Britton Sharon Brooks David Brown Harry Brown Sylvia Brown Jane Bryant George Burns Theodore Burtie Stephanie Butler Herman Cage Louis Cain I.aVera Carter Betty Caruth Marion Caruthers Patricia Beene Barbara Benjamin Donald Benson Lois Booker Joann Botley Cheryl Boydston Booker Brown Carolyn Brown Ronald Bruster Beverly Bryant Delores Butler Peggy Butler Cheryl Campbell Cynthia Canady Terry Cato Bertha Celestine W. ,,. , 4 5 I an . . t in X rw tt H , if 5- KW if f if 5 I .,., :Q QEE, I . if is as-f :r N i i , 1' nf, 5831 r' ' ' : ' 1 I . HIE w., '.vL --,. .Ei . ' '- , ij: I b e ,. Q, .Y 5. ., 3 is fi: in . HW' -. we -, 'lf' 'Y :E F X W r ., .... 'fm X MS' W'-N. Q 4' . i' , ' 1 re r 5 . ? Cecil Cheatham Phyllis Christian Maxine Clay Vivian Clay Yoni Cole , ,fn lu Carolyn Coleman Music class sings the scale. Charlecta Coleman Cheryl Coleman Joyce Crooms Essie Crosby Chester Davis Janet Davis Mary Davis Helen Denson Yvonne Devol Clotis Dillard Glenda Collins Yvonne Collins Maurice Copeland Beverly Cubit Vernon Dale David Darsey Karen Davis Luvenia Davis Shirley Davis Loyal Denton Patsy Denton Sandra Denton Linda Dillard Beverly Dixson Leonard Dixson all . V s nw: K -M, L 5' Y -DN KS ae' .,,, . , ' . iii' 'il' - .f,, A D ziz Q N -x L Q itil Q mm e 4+ X V3 'i r ,.x x Q .,fs 'Q s be 4 ile- X at an 'S s . - 5 ,Wi f5i'jJfgf5a,f ks w M, 2--L 2265 at fri f S ' . VB ' - -Q , a D , A- Q A F ,... , Wi i Q f- if Albert Dockery Kenneth Doolin Mary Doolin Delores Douglas Eleanor Douglas Patricia Douglas Barbara Doxey Dorthy Dudley Kathleen Ellis Sherry Emerson Frances Ferguson Danny Fogle Lorene Freeman Nedra Freeman Geraldine Galloway Gwendolyn Garnett William Dunson Robert Durant Inett Elliot Bradford Evans Gwen Fanniel Herbert Fanniel Barbara Franklin Daniel Franklin John Franklin Rudolph Freeman Patricia Frierson Winona Frye Marvin Garnett Lila George Clara Gibbs Band class warms up under the di- rection of Mr. Jones. We lb is 89, Y ' I ,. 3 fqfi, it . 1 , if fl 5 .,,,,, ,. Us H Y i ai i . tt. 1. s IV: S 2 as 1 ' L63 Students busy OJ in study hall. kip- ll 5 9 : . f i 5 a Y ,Y , 'WF t W! I se- '-r' M gf , 1,5 - . ,B ,yt J mb Joyce Gray Linda Green Melvin Greene Sandra Guest Chester Hall Patty Hardy Elouise Harris Lyle Harris Sharon Harris Thornton Hawkins Janice Hayes Sarah Hazley Freddie Hicks Cloyd Higgins Brenda Higgs Karen Gillis Janet Givens Meri G-lass Eloise Good Olivia Goodwick Diane Gray Morssie Guein Marva Guest Franklin Harper Larry Harper Wickey Harris Bobbie Harrison Blenda Heard Michael Henry Deborah Hill Katie Hill ir -S. xx a 'JN it Q X s -i If i - K N in WS iw ' n ii 355 xxx N 1' 'X in xx ,gf R A it 'Ql AIS Mei 3 Fifi! .. .. 'i if -qt 5 .., wr s . H .. ,ss i s it t sk Q X -N aa 31? sr :Gs 3 'k 4 -ss. J' J Xxx ' 4 'U xii QR wi A 2 25 rx IRR ' if . sl' afx 65 9 F ,L .. , Q ag an ,,. i ., ,. , . 4.1 of it X X X If l fi xl' N-acl' Wh 'F ,ii sf ily! B 66 I Nedra Hill Vernetha Hill William Hill Verdell Hoard Betty Hodges Bertha Holiday Carlos Holland Robert Hollinger Ronald Hopkins Clarita Howard Sandra Hughes William Humphrey Alice Jackson Barbara Jackson Eric Jamerson Janette Jefferson Rosemary Holloway Yvonne Holmes Leslie Hoover Charles Howard Wilham Howard Claudette Houston Florence Huskey Brenda Isom Armera Jacks Barbara Jackson Janice Jackson Phyllis Jackson Gloria Jenkins Curtis Jiles Darryl Johnson , -K, if LEE:- -L 5 x -s i 4- 'F' Is this the right place, Miss Williams? r ss J ., 5 C ...sf ' . 1 'WS' ? Eg, , Q .. mi at X-'M Locker Patrol boys check second floor bulletin board. M is fi J r, a my . R J 4 gru- -.. nm 1 alt. B mf W .. W J J 6 K ax WW I ' M L is f i ,gr , , J, f zz, an 4 1 , . Z Q 5 - r Lim f FW- Q Q or Martha Johnson Willie Johnson Van Johnson Terrace Jones Theoplis Jones Brenda Jordan Judith King Kenneth King William King Velma Lafren Lamarr Lunn Sharon Lasrier Doris Lewis Judy Lewis Marcia Lewis Francis Johnson James E. Johnson James Johnson Joyce Johnson Kay Johnson Lawrence Johnson Carmen Jones James Jones Charlene King Ernestine King Sylvia Knox Cheryl Kynard Ronald Lenzy Charles Lewis Sylvia Lewis Saundra Lirrle sg 1' ?i ' -, is- FE K iii if I X if Eiiq if , . K v ef 1' in w Q Q I ll A if ' X .r A 0 'WJ if 3 fire s- . A 1 3, A 'Q' C ' if J f ' i Ari 'if' -,11 67 L fe -' ' as A F Q L. ' .Ae ' x fel W7 40 it ' M N415 we V M Wits -atm -4 X 'lf ide la 'HW 'wh 4' x Si - V-H,--'Z ' -,5:l,a:.s, ,, ,,,. 1. s ' ' 'Q r f , . W ,:., uw f Amelia Long Walter Reane Lord Rosietta Loyd Ronald Luke Brenda Lyle Vlilletta Made Horace Marshall John Marshall Robert Marshall Jacqueline MacKinger Harold Mansfield Lawrence Mathis Donald Maxwell Tommye McBeth Helene Martin Flora Mason Eric McKenney Gwendolyn McKenney Elizabeth McWilliams Jean McDougal Ellis McGee Mary Mimrns Bernita Mitchell Josea Mitchell Willie Meeks Thomas Mills Sylvester Moore Rheatha Moore Sharon Moore Mary Ann Mitchell Mary E. Mitchell ry These boys printed the Centralian Cards. rl , ,fgfg se fr- za Q - I ' vi ' Q23 ,K W QS- li 's .,. P '+ve if Typing can be fun, girls. 'z . is :iff his Img. I Q W ,ll 4 no n, ,l I ,C Q .R , Q ,1 Q 5 5 5. X , ,, wi' 4 2 A r - :awf- ' 3 f ' '.:, ti i 'A I' 6 'f 'Qi ,A We X N Cal W ei KJ, Julia Nickolson Juanita Nickolson Theresa Nord xg Carol Overton C0 Judith Palmer 'X Wesley Parkerlll fC? Gloria Perry Louise Perry Sharon Pettiford Arthur Polk Eddie Polk James Polk Bernard Powell Bfurnell Powell James Powell Linnie Moechoe Helen Murff William Murray Noel Myers Carole Nevels Cynthia Nichole Gloria Oliver Ramona Ortega Brenda Patterson Lynn Perkini Dossie Phillips Kathleen Plowright Carolyn Porter Barbara Powell Mamie Powell Paul Price 2 il. -'v' - rl . X .2-X we ir Z' 51: 551- w mis S .5 'S . ffx. . ' g Ari -if Q , P se? te , e , N., W, r ,le- X . A ' - gus- 7q , my if f 9 Q' fi' 1' is HW 3 ' ef S ' wi, A v 4.1 l 21 ii 'Emi 'Q A w' ,, 5,:,, v s f Lwgni , R A ,N fs Q SL g - 'li 4 s A ' NYJ' is 1 My :Z . , wi 2'-35' J Q-'-'ff 6 J . 5 539 .,,A, 1 4 7 Aw-,,..l if H31 , N. 319' 2 l . 2 32 ,kim 1, lfgfgswarr J ,, . ,11h:A J 3 1 z a J ef il Annie Ragins Bruce Ransom Ethelyne Reece Cedric Rice Linda Rice Michael Rich Calfrerra Richardson April Riddle Violetra Rogers Sharynne Ronnels Terry Rowe Stella Rucker Maxine Scott Sheryll Scorr Gwendolyn Simmons George Simms Luther Riggins Patricia Robbins Sherry Rodgers Corrine Ross Donald Ross Jackie Rowden Arlena Sanders Joanne Sanders Jacqueline Scott Carla Shaw Jeanette Shellman Willard Shelton Birney Smith af' .wr v-rf L A ag, ,mil L ' 'fffifsz' ' ,il-1 ffxkli W , ' -sew.,-44' ' M , L, 'X 1 sqm wi 4 These girls help in the office. ' I Q, ,. -wg if Q.. s ,gk 7 Q ' V xwfrx ' jifiwwi P xx 1 1 gf Y J he I , ffl K fi iii J , if, if-eff ,f. ' . . , i in H? i X J f ' ar, 3 -F i5f'5i'.5? A, f 25 ig. izff C BetfY Smith Brenda Smith -, mx .egg g is i 5 Spanish class listens in Language Lab. as MN it tht if ww? - f is N. an '-6 K .2 J. 'HWS , ,rf--:. r, .,,. gif- X , Kngfl K is s. A . Q 3 Si tr 2 3 as,s , ., aaa, s.s 2 its 15: ,. s o T- .,.. 'W S :Q 'Q ., V S V 3 ' 'LA' i k , I 4, J EM- :I Ei. ,g -. s 'TL .-535 Li : xii E .Wx at Q, in is f saga cr Q ,, ' sl is 'Mn ,X i t 'fr at 9' ,Sz ' A . ,,.,, A 7 ' M ? ,ijt MQ- if , r 5 'M' xi 3' i fjliii iii: . gf? 425' Sammie Smith Charlene Smith George Starr Brenda Stuckey Vancella. Stuckey Clarice Swindall Carolyn Tate Artist Taylor Clyde Taylor Gloria Taylor Nylar Teague Billie Thomas Dwight Thompson Bonita Thornton Richard Tinsley Curtis Smith Deborah Smith Frederick Smith Johnny Smith Marcia Smith Rosemary Smith Claudia Stevens Sandra Stevens Epps Swinton Edith Talley Elizabeth Taylor Evelyn Taylor Clemestine Thompson Dorothy Thomas -fa i rrtr S stst Q L is- 555 , .XS W Ln , i ' X -f :Q . , X' -. ' wwf- 'r -. X se t rt s X . .t Q T, SE .R ,,. . 5 , - EFS' 1- F S tw is as , 5 5. Sri 35 xt fl 1 3 5: 'T' 'N me we -MX t.. X ,. X ,.kk 3 QR: X X Philistia Tolbert Richard Toler M t. was it I 1 5 N l YK 1- , N1 ss: at X, -A ts Q :iiitsf .oe--.f:. sr 5 t at QW . x --x q- s ' . DX Q QM X t Rigs' X L s was Y? was f as' 4 , ' : - . sf sf. , E, 5. ..:' L1-' 1- - ff . ua.. Q si Q' 1' K? .Q 5... , -2. ii. . gr.. :FL wr A W. gee . ,. ,M ,. 954 M H . .- ,.'k f ,smffw sf .- ,H . KL . .Q,L ' ,. . . . a Su., i N' .- : : 1' H k x 4 W2 ig C! .. .wi new -is ea ggi gn:- an It I . , , sf. nf William Toney George Trice Glenora Trice Anita Tucker Anita Turner Eddie Mae Upshaw Marjorie Vaughn Eunice Vincent Irma Washington Marilyn Washington Mathiel Watson Thomas Watson Charlean Webb Charles Wellis Frances Whitelaw Rosalind Whitmore Bobbie Wade Linda Wagner Oclis Walker Rjchettl Washington Sandra Washington Lee Watkins Windolyn Watson Alice Webb Cedric Webb William Wells Mary Ann West Cecil White Joyce Wilkins Olester Wiley Alyce Williams Mrs. Rutledge explains a problem in S.M.S.G. If - Q . 5 aw si is fs. if T is K 4 s as x Q' gg s .,,. 7 2 SJ 19 5 'Er . . . ..,,. . .,. . RE Q ? an 1 f , .V . r ' -I w w. .12- P2 ..., .Q X 'i Q 4.55 .. W. E..3 --..., i W fif xl fn I Wai 4-1:21 A 1 , '5,': i x AA M, - i f V kf--' 6 ,.mWif ,. Ui K 5,1 T' -:-3 -W-1 x A Q '-. s IW- fx? S 1 if ,F hi ,afr- Q . K .r . -X Q af'-- . Ffa. AW 53253.-. L 1 :Q 'M WUI 2 f ai , ' ' Iewnlo fn, W f x I 2 W ' x i Q wg I -, , 5, Z,-,. M9 is X QR X, N Charles Williams Deborah Williams Deirdre Williams McKinley Williams Vernerta Williams Lewis Willson Lillian Wilson Donald Winston Shelia Winston David Wyatt Loretta Young Velma Young Ira Byers Faye Clark Arthur Coleman Stephen Cunningham Rosalyn Davis Cheryl Gillum Luther Haney Leroy Huff Joseph McDaniel Richard Mosley James Poole Shelia Silvers Gwen Williams Marvene Williams Allan Wilson Dreck Wilson Amos Woods Bel-fa, Woodson Barbara Goldsmith Charles Hack Lois McGee Kenneth Merritt Charles Goods an, in society, is like a flower blown in its native bud. It is there only that his faculties, expanded in full bloom, shine out, there only reach their proper use. Cowper an .Q .' ' , - 1 , - J K -f ...F , , ,,,.:L ., jX gA,.. .,: ,::,k V, 117'-J g 1- -- .av ' gg ,A:. :,'.' -4 w,. ':.': 'js 5, 1, K' ' ' FT Sa, RG NIZATI NS Burnetta Anderson Carolyn Bryant Forestal Iawton Sherilyn Myers Sharon Smith Deborah Thomas Barham Vertreese GOLD MEDAL HO OR SOCIETY OFFICERS - LEFT TO RIGHT: Sherilyn Myers, Sergean!-al-Arm.f,' Carolyn Bryant, Secretaryg Forestal Lawton, Preridentg Deborah Thomas, Vice-Presidentf Barbara Vertreese, Treasurer. Central Honor Society is an honorary scholastic organiza- tion for the purpose of furthering academic achievement and is open to any student maintaining at least fourteen scholastic points -for two successive semesters. After attaining the necessary fourteen points for two successive semesters a student is eligible for membership and may wear the bronze medal. After four successive semesters have been attained a student may wear the silver medal, and after seven semesters the covet- ed gold medal. The pride of their accomplishment is evident in the Honor students on Honor Society Day when they proudly wear the pink and white carnations pinned to their left shoulders. Dr. Jeremiah Cameron is the sponsor. v N BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Marshaline Letcher Vice-Prefidentg Forestal Lawton, PreJia'ent,' Mr. joseph Cooper, Co-rpomor. SECOND ROW: Milton Clark, Sergeant-at-Armty jackie Thompson, Secrelaryg and De- Witt Hoard, Cabinel Member. FIRST SEMESTER TUDE T COUNCIL The purpose of the Student Council is to provide student government and to promote better relations with other schools. Its members are chosen by the homerooms while the entire school votes for the president and vice- president. In order to be a member of the Council, a student must have an 'M' average and good character ratings. The Council held meetings on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. This group of Centra1's finest were ably supported by their two sponsors, Miss Leibengood and Mr. Cooper. The first activity planned by the Council was a free mixer held in the boys' and girls' gyms. A United Campaign drive conducted by the Special Funds committee was then held in which the Central District contributed more than any other district. The School Spirit committee spearheaded the Home Coming activities. A Queen was elected and all the BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: L. Davis, F. johnson, E. Turner, D. Caruthers, I. Scaife, B. Cubit, I.. Carter, A, Tucker, D. Thomas, D. Glass. ROW TWO: J. Janniel, R. Weldon, P. Denton, J. Lewis, P. Frierson, D. McIntyre, R. Marshall, J. Brown, T. Watson, C. Bryant. ROW stands were gaily decorated. The House and Grounds decorated the front hall for Christmas. The Safety committee conducted a Fire Prevention Week. Fire slips were passed out and collected by the committee. The Special Funds committee took charge of the March of Dimes campaign, their second project of the year. The Constitution committee proved to be one of the busiest for the Council as they revised the Council constitution, completed the Code of Ethics, and wrote the much needed Handbook. The final project for the first semester Council was a mixer for the purpose of raising money. This year, the Council was not only active in school affairs but also took an active part in the All-City Stu- dent Council and sent seven representatives to the re- gional meeting of Missouri Student Councils. THREE: K. Johnson, J. Johnson, R. Pitts, B. Dunson, J. Lyles, G. Perry, K. Rogers, E. McCamby, J. Palmer, D. Brown. TOP ROW: A. Bledsoe, D. Wilson, B. Gadson, A. Smith, C. Taylor, H. Bell, R. Holden, S. Williams, W. Shelton, J. Lacour. SECOND SEMESTER The student' body elected the officers of the second semester as soon as the second semester started. However, three votes had to be taken before Ronald Holden was elected president. Brenda Locke was elected vice-presi- dent. Taking the ball from there the homerooms chose the members to make up the remainder of the council. From this number Deidra Thomas was chosen secretary and William Brown was chosen sergeant-at-arms. This completed the cabinet along with the president, vice- president, and students who tried out for president. With Ronald as president, and Miss Liebengood and Mr. Cooper as sponsors, the council carried out several ac- tivities. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: P. Beene, P. Frierson, C. Rollins, A. Smith, G. Clark, G. Barnes, J. Brooks, K. Hill, F. Cox, H. Cage. ROW TWO: C. Williams, N. Elders, G. Perry, C. Salmond, A. Wiley, W. jones, R. Green, G. Lawton, lst Semester President. TUDE T COUNCIL At an early meeting, five standing committees were appointed to plan the activities of the council. Such activities as a talent show and a student day were among the projects undertaken. The council also sent represent- atives to participate in the state student council meeting held this year at Southwest High School and the annual city hall day. This year was a very active one for both the first and second semester councils. Their many activities and projects upheld the fine traditions of our school. Wright, K. Riley, K. Brooks, Murray. TOP ROW: L. Wilcoxson, J. LaCour, L. Maxie, W. Watkins, 1. Bell, P. Price, M. Guein, S. Counce, A. Smith, S. Clarity. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Brenda Locke, Vice Presidents Ronald Holden, Presidentg Miss Leibengood Sponsor. TOP ROW: Carolyn Bryant, Cabinet Member Marshaline Letcher, lst Semester Vice-President, Forestal OFFICERS - LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Nolan, Song Leaderf Sandra Walker, Secre- taryg Russell Rhodeman, Vice-Prefidenty Percy Myers, Treawrerf Forestal Lawton, President. AQUILIFERI The purpose of the Latin Club is stated in its name. The club name is derived from two Latin words, Aquila and Fero which together means Eagle Bearer. The club carries on the traditions of the Romans. The only requirement for members is that they be interested in the club and a student of Latin. The Latin Club has had a very interesting year. The purpose of the first meeting was to acquaint new students with the club. Refreshments were served. A program for Christmas was planned by the first year students. A play written by the students was presented. Games were also played. A Valentine program was put on by the advanced classes. They also presented plays written by students. The big event of the year was attending the regional convention of the Junior Classical BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: F. Johnson, M. Hicks, I. Brown, P. Whitacker, D. Turner, L. Tyson. ROW TWO: H. Thomas, J. Lewis, S. Nolan, S. Walker, G. Mabin. ROW THREE: S. Heggie, P. Guy, F. League. Twenty-five students from the club at- tended. They presented an original skit, 'The Death of Orpheusi All of those attending wore Roman Costumes, many of them made by the par- ticipants. Russell Rhodeman was Central's can- didate for an office. This year because of the state convention of JCL was held at the University of Missouri, Central was able to attend. The club also sponsored a mixer in order to finance their Roman Banquet held in conjunction with Latin Week in April. The officers for the year were: Forestal Lawton, Presidentg Russell Rhodeman, Vice Presidentg San- dra Walker, Secretary, Percy Myers, Treasurerg Sharon Nolan, Songleader. The sponsor is Mr. E. B. Stevenson. Lawton, J. Guyton, M. Thixton, C. Robinson. TOP ROW: B. Frizell, J. Brown, D, Ray, R. Rhodeman, P. Myers. ' a at s 7' ta all filer. I3 . Clark Beason and Ronald Holden perform Aztec Ceremony. LOS TERTULIANOS Los Tertulianos, the Spanish Club, as it is sometimes called, is one of the most colorful and active clubs in school. Its membership is open to any second year student and first year 'E' and 'S' students of Spanish. The club meets in 401 on the second and fourth Tuesdays. Colorful Spanish decorations, costumes, and music enliven the meet- ing and foster a desire to speak Spanish as it is spoken down Mexico Way. A gay Christmas party with pinata in the form of a bird, gifts, and songsg an Aztec ritual initiations ceremony, a fiesta at the Gualdelupe Center and an all-school mixer on BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: J. Miller, A. Smith, E. Mansfield, M. Parker, M. Eubanks, P. Ellis. ROW TWO: E. Talley, J. Mitchell, C. Williams, P. Conley, R. Holden, E. Cooper, G. Williams. ROW THREE: D. Gray, M. Lewis, B. Holliday, Y. Cole, B. Celestine, C. Webb. ROW FOUR: D. Johnson, C. Webb, S. Denton, K. Gibbs, A. Coleman. ROW FIVE: D. Pan-American Day were very enjoyable projects conducted by the Spanish Club and their sponsor, Mrs. Dorotha Douglas. The first semester officers were: Ronald Hol- den, President, Susan Friel, Vice-President, Melanie Parker, Secretary, Mable Eubanks, Treasurer, Peggy Ellis, Sergeant-at-Arms. The second semester officers were: Charles Williams, President, Sue Mansfield, Vice-President, Alice Smith, Secretary, Pat Conley, Treasurer, Rich- ard Collins, Sergeant-at-Arms. Brown, W. Nelson, V. Hicks, B. Locke, B. Counts. ROW SIX: H. Cae, A. jacks, D.,Hill, I.. Cole, P. Beene. ROW SEVEN: K. Hinchi- M. Allen, J. Sanders, J. King, B. Jordan. ROW EIGHT: W. Jor- dan, G. Simmons, A. Tucker, C. Gibbs, B. Lyle. TOP ROW: L. Jordan, R. Collins, C. Beason, J. Graves, P. Caruth, G. Simmons. 82 Borrom Row, Left to night: J. Fanniel, B. Smith, G. Herndon, M. Lewis, P. Hill. ROW TWO: K. Jenkins S. Robertson, D. Hoard, S. Smith, G. Sykes, S. Kynard, J. FRENC LUB Le Cercle Francais commonly called the French Club is open to any student interested in French. Interest, attendance, and the payment of dues are the requirements for membership. Programs for the year included motion pictures on France and her people, reports on art and achievements of French people. The club celebrated Fish Day, April 1, by wearing paper fish and having fish hors d'oeuvres for refreshments. May Day was highlighted by the sale of lily of the valley sprays. The officers are: George Herndon, President, Jackie Fanniel, Vice-President, Barbara Smith, Secretary-Treasurer, Margaret Lewis, Song Leader. Miss Agnes Engel is the sponsor. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: R. Marshall, M. Wilunan, R. Lynk, J. James, L. McArn, C. Essex, J. Harris, E. Heid- . . . Y ,. . 5 ,. , an s .V , ,af A iewf 5 cssaaa N .. iam.-xx-r... . A W am iW , - -swyg,,,..,:':,s.,. .., Lyles. TOP ROW: P. Simms, J. Bywaters, W. Crawford, , W. Chism, S. Cole, J. Burgess, J. I.aCour, C. Robinson, Miss Engel. GERMAN CLUB Der Deutsche Verein seeks to supplement class work and enlarge the pupils knowledge of the Germans and their contribu- tion to civilization. Programs feature motion pictures about Germany, celebration of German festivals and study of the map of.Germany to increase interest and familiarity with the famous cities. The club meets the second and fourth Thursday of each month. The officers are: Latricia McArn, Presidentg Joseph Harris, Vice-President, Irma Brown, Secretary-Treasurer, Eveline Heidrick, Song Leader. Miss Agnes Engel is the Sponsor. rick, S. Piper. TOP ROW: Miss Engel, P. Whitacker, I. Brown, V. Paige, C. Lee. f . f u-,' ,Nia na ' 'ffm -. J- CQFRANANN 2-.iz 7 is 4-S Y -2.-J ... . 6. 'W' . 4 , 4 f- -....... X ' ' .N .s.- ..,i 1 , Q n ,. -it -,W E I 5' milfs BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: R. Fennie, M. Thixton, R. Weldon. TOP ROW: D. Thomas, M. Eden, S. Smith, S. Hamilton, F. Gensler, B. Vertreese, P. Hill. A.A.U.W. AAUW is part of an auxiliary of the American As- sociation of University Women in that they sponsor ten girls from each high school, five seniors and five juniors chosen by the counselor and the girls most likely to suc- ceed in college. Mrs. Arthur Smith is the member spon- soring the Central girls. The Association entertains, in their club rooms, the girls at a very lovely Christmas brunch at which time alumni tell of their college experi- ences. The club also has a fall tea and conducts trips for the girls to neighboring campuses. At Central, the ten girls seek to encourage better scholarships by listing names of students making 5, 4, 3, E's each grade period and by giving tea for Honor Society girl members. Faye Gensler, is president and Marion Eden is scere- tary. The senior counselor, Miss Schaller, and junior counselor, Mr. Poleson sponsor the AAUW. MU ALPHA THET Mu Alpha Theta is a non-secret organ- ization with the purpose of promoting scholar- ship in and enjoyment and understanding of mathematics among high school and junior college students. For membership, two semes- ters of each algebra and geometry and enroll- ment in the third semester of algebra and a B average in all five courses are required. The organization meets the first Monday of each month with their Sponsor, Mrs. E. Rutledge. Their officers are Carolyn Bryant, President, Irma Brown, Vice-President, Rose Wildon, Secretary, Chequita Shaw, Treasurer. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: R. Tolbert, S. Hamilton, A. Robert- son, I.. Tyson, C. Bryant. ROW TWO: M. Eden, A. Wright, D Thomas, B. Counts, R. Weldon. ROW THREE: H. Crowley, B Vertreese, T. Rmacke, J. Ferguson. ROW FOUR: B. York, S. Smith C. Shaw, B. Anderson, W. Jones. ROW FIVE: W. Nelson, J. Foster: V. jenkins, .P. Whitaker, I. Brown. ROW SIX: H. Turner, W. Jolly, M. Thixton, B. Hazley, J. Ware. TOP ROW: R. Holden, C. 83 Robinson, C. Jones, F. Lawton. OFFICERS - Edith Hazley, Secretafryg Susie Hop- kins, Reporter: Rose Weldon, Presidentf jackie Smith, Sergeant-at-Arm.r,' Pat Caruth, Trenyurer. BOOSTERS The Boosters is a club which grew out of Miss Kite's English Literature classes in 1959-60. Twenty enthusiastic senior girls rallied to the need to increase lag- ging Luminary subscriptions and football season ticket sales. Their interest embraced any worthy cause for the good of the school and by chance they became known as the Boosters , This spirit has prevailed. Whenever there seemed to be a lag, the Boosters gave the cause a boost! This year under Rose Weldon's presidency these girls in blue and white jacket have been seen in the cafeteria, halls, and in the auditorium supporting Central in the Central-way. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: S. Smith, J. Thompson, TOP ROW: C. Williams, D. Thomas, C. Bryant, C. Shaw, S. Myers, R. Weldon, B. Locke, J. Miller, S. Hopkins. E. Hazley, W. Toms, B. Vertreese, P. Caruth, J. Smith. , -i. OFFICERS-Deborah Thomas, Secrelaryg Barbara Vertreese, Preridentg James Burgess, Vice-Preridentf and Troy Rinacke, Sergeant-at-Armr. DECLARATIVE Art you interested in world as well as national and local events? Do you enjoy discussions? Are you inter- ested in improving your thinking and oral expressions? Do you have fourteen scholarship points? If your answer to these questions is 'yes', then the Declaratives is the club for you. This unique club, organized in 1959, is not only the most select, but also one of the most popular clubs in school. This year to spearhead their varied activities, the club elected the following officers: Barbara Vertreese, BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: D. Thomas, S. Myers, O. Wright, M. Eden, S. Smith, B. Locke. ROW TWO: M Thixton, C. Bryant, I. Brown, B. York, R. Weldon, A. King, C. Shaw. ROW THREE: R. Holdon, D. Thomas, C. President, james Burgess, Vice-President, Deborah Thomas, Secretary, and Troy Rinacke, Sergeant-at-Arms. Miss Willimns is the sponsor. One of the first activities planned by the club this year was the second annual Homecoming tea for gradu- ates just before the Christmas recess. A youth program on world peace and assisting the PTA in their candy sale were among the projects sponsored by the club. This year the club also designed and purchased club pins for each member. williams, 1. Smith, F. Lawton, W. Jolly, R. Lynk. TOP ROW: G. Herndon, R .Tolbert, J. Burgess, T. Rinacke, B. Robinson, F. Gensler, B. Vertreese. ae 'K 3 - -an J' za - ,, -. - , 0 e fl ,. X I 1 . ' .-fm. 29' KX 'I x 5 if QS -' 5. we . X .. . . . . . , K A-.. ,Me A , a..-:ta-wg. sfsaf Y 1 . .W e' 2. ' 3'iEk1'YIf'LT?' 1- ..,-5- fm N I is K E X . -tix g G W, X 'iii' f.. .J . ' ' . 7. 'fl Y . jf up Q s W H K 1 digit E M. M Ambler T Nash J Brooks. TOP BOTTOM ROW: S. Thompson, J. Cook, F. Wilburn, D. Donelson, J. Edison, . , . . ' ROW: Mrs. Sheffield J. Walker, S. Jones, B. Gadson, G. ROW TWO' W Harris V. Anderson, Johnson, C. Beatty. . . , ' ' ROW THREE: S. Shelton. M. Thompson, I. Scaife, M. King. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The objectives of the are to help individuals ' and to improve personal, family and community living, further their interests in home economics. The club's membership is open to any boy or girl who has taken a homemaking course either in junior or senior high school. This year members represented Central High School chapter of Future Homemakers of America at the state meeting held in jefferson City, Missouri. The local chapter also gave a Christmas Hop, at which everyone had a marvelous time as they twisted and turned to CERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Genevieve . 1 orrr - Shelton, Hirtoriang Joyce Brooks, Paflabmentanbng June Edison, Prerklenty Tommye Nash, Secretaryf M ' n Ambler, Arsirtent Secretaryy Bernice Gad- ano son, Vice-Preridentf JoAnn'Walker, Treasurer. 86 . gg. .li IPSEC, 0110111- the popular music. In order to celebrate Home Ec ics Week an assembly was presented with the theme of Homemaking in Everyday Life. The Sweetheart Dinner, which has become an an- nual affair for the Future Homemakers, was held in full splendor. The girls planned and prepared dinner for their dates and a few members of the faculty. You will find these energetic girls meeting with their sponsor, Mrs. E. Sheffield, every second and fourth Thursday of the month. Q 'eg 'iii .sp . ,Q 'iii LX , , X BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: G. Kinsey, P. Hill, J. Miller, S. Walker, W. Toms, J. Edison. ROW TWO: D. Hill, C. Powell, C. Miller, D. Turner, L. Cole. ROW THREE: B. Holliday, D. Caruthers, C. Lockman, S. Nolan, J. Jones. ROW FOUR: H. Crowley, L. Knox, M. Thompson, B. Davis, J. FUTURE TEACHERS The Future Teachers are organized to interest students in becoming teachers, to explore the teach- ing field for opportunities, to study the lives of great teachers, and to bring to pupils a greater understand- ing of the value of education. This year under the leadership of president the group took trips to Kansas City University and held a tea for parents. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: J. Daniel, A. Daniel, C. Beatty, L. Leggett, B. Davis. ROW TWO: J. Cook, E. Jones, M. Thompson, M. Nash. ROW FIVE: S. Donelson, V. Anderson, S. Denton, S. Wilkerson, F. Reeves. ROW SIX: A. Smith, Y. Cole, M. Vincent, S. Gray, B. Ward. ROW SEVEN: M. Smith, T. Rodgers, L. Leggett, C. Hutchinson, B. Lyle. TOP ROW: Mrs. Jones, C. Bryant, W. Crawford, D. Mitchell. FUTURE URSES The Future Nurses are organized to interest students in becoming nurses. These girls assist Miss Kirkendoll in the Health Center thus receiving valuable training in the care of the injured. Their officers are: Shirley Cole, President, Wanda Craig Vice-President, Estella Jones, Secretary, Darty Dickey, Sergeant-at-Arms. Ambler, W. Craig, Miss Kirkendoll. TOP ROW: S. Cole, M. Macklin, G. Rayford, S. Myers, H. Crowley, D. Dickey. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: I. King, L. Smith, R. McCreary, L. Freeman, H. Smith, B. Pernell, L. Cain, S. Myers, C. Shaw, W. Toms, S. Foote. ROW TWO: F. Williams, L. Skelton. J. Thompson, D. Holoman, S. Gray, K. jenkins, L. Bass, B. Ward, S. Heggie, R. Silk, C. Bryant, LOCKER P TROL This year the Locker Patrol was changed from what it has been in recent years. The number of students was reduced but their highly efficient task remained. The neatness of Central's halls are the responsibility of the eight students chosen to be on Locker Patrol each hour. They also furnish the first act of courtesy to visitors of our school. F. Reeves. ROW THREE: W. Shelton, W. Crawford, C. Jackson, L. Booker, E. Butgette, R. Sylvan, N. Elders, E. Scott, D. Thomas, W. Redmond, R. Brewster. TOP ROW: T. Polk, G. Herndon, L. Collins, L. jackson, C. Rice, E. Hazley, R. Carter, R. Holden, R. Copeland, J. Foster. HO OR CORPS Much of the credit for a successful lunch period should go to the junior and senior boys who make up the Honor Corps. Under the supervision of Mr. A. A. Keith, these boys supervise the flow of traffic and encourage neatness and orderliness in the cafeteria. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: L. Smith, R. Holden, J. Collins, E. Scott, H. Turner. TOP ROW: R. Tolbert, J. Foster, A. Mooney, F. Williams. i BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: P. Guy, D. Caruthers, G. TOP ROW: J. Harris, A. Elliot, P. Madlock, S. Hamilton, Vaughn, L. Leggett, J. Daniel. ROW TWO: H. Crowley, J. Davis. S. Nolan, F. Reeves, C. Murray, E. Jones, B. Anderson. PHILOSOPHY CLUB The Philosophy Club was organized to stimulate interest in a variety of ideas and provide a forum for discussion. Any student interested to its point of participation may become a member. The club meets on the first and third Tuesday of each month in room 3,14 with their sponsor. Mr. Donald Mitchell. In addition to the discussions the club has had two different sales of ribbons spirit and wishes to finance their various activities. The first semester officers were: Leavon Leg- gett, President, Sherrell Hamilton, Vice-Presidentg Donna Carut- hers, Secretaryg and Joanna Henry, Treasurer. The second semester officers were: Patricia Madlock, President: Gayle Vaughn, Vice-President, Josephine Daniel, Secretaryg and Donna Caruthers, Treasurer. UDIO-VISUAL AIDS The Audio-Visual Aids is a group of young men who give up their study time to act as custodians and monitors of the audio-visual equipment owned- by the school and workable for any teacher's use. The boys besides being responsible and orderly have the technical knowledge to keep the machines in operational order and to assist a teacher when necessary in the use of the machines. In addition to delivery and collection the boys set up the P-A system for assemblies and mixers. Mr. Christopher and Mr. Keith select and supervise the aids. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: R. McCreary, W. Johnson, L. Collins, K. Sylvan, W. Draffen. TOP ROW: L. Smith, R. Rhodernan, J. Foster, J. Thompson, P. Roberts. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: J, Wage, L, 0'Nea1, L, Holoman, E. Burgette, W. Bartlett. R. Collins. TOP ROW: DeGraffenreid. T. S. Berrv, W. Watkins, M. Clark, R. K. McMurray, A. Mooney, P. Mimms, T. Polk, E- MC- Mtflreary, G. Wriglmt, H. Smith, B. Pernell. ROW TWO: Gaugh, T. Graves, I.. jackson, R. Powell, I.. Freeman, R. Wright. R. Lynk, I. Berry. H. Mezile, J. Collins, D. R- T0lbC1'f, J- BYCFS- C CLU B The 'C' Club is one of the oldest clubs at Central and is the Honor Society of the Athletic department. When you see a boy in a blue jacket with a large 'C' decorated with various school insignia, you may well know he is a 'C' club memberg also he may be wearing a white sweater with the blue 'C'. These boys have lettered in at least one varsity sport: football, basketball, or track. From this year on swimming will be added to the events. Many of these athletes have lettered in all 90 the sports. So they are the medal winners of the sports. In addition to their achievements, they are the makers of rules and regulations for their organizations. They set up the standards of achievement and scholarship, and pass on the boys presenting themselves for mem- bership. Their financial ventures are for the purpose of procuring jackets andfor sweaters for the members. Coach Harry Slaymaker is their inspirational sponsor. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: S. Moore, E. Turner, C. son, V. Anderson, H. Ellis, L. Carter, S. Runnels, M. Rollins, L. Leggett, N. Hill, B. Davis, G. Fanniel, S. Washington. ROW THREE: S. Lunkins, S. Cole, G. Thompson, M. Ambler, B. Thompson. ROW TWO: E. Simmons, A. Long, B. Jackson, G. Rayford, B. Mitchell, B. Batsell, B. Smith, M. Scott, M. Luper, S. Denton, P. Frier- Wade, S. Donelson, L. Mitchell, A. Riddle. THE PEP LUB If you wish to join the Pep Club, be a girl, attend the games, stand well in school, and promise to pay your dues. The purpose of the club is four fold: to promote good sportsmanship, to develop wholesome school spirit, to develop loyalty to the school and teams, and to pro- mote cooperation between the faculty and students. ii' c Q 5 ,,-- . - . to .L at Ill- t gl in :au I . .1 - Snappy blue sweaters and coulottes trimmed in white insignia distinguish these peppy Centralites. In the school on game days and on the field, their particular responsibility is to assist the Cheerleaders in encouraging the team to beat-em ! BOTTOM ROW: Shirley Cole, Vice-President, Mrs. Coleman, Sponsorg Betty Davis, President. ROW TWO: Clara Gibbs, Christine Rollins, Secretaryg Bertha Brown. 92 xp- Agfa 2 A 3, fp BOTTOM ROW: N. Rucker, G. Vaughn, E. Hazley. ROW TWO: B. Locke, O. Wright, M. Glass. TOP ROW: D. Hoard, P. Caruth, E. Brown, B. Counts, R. Weldon, F. Gensler. THE LU This is the first year the edit-ing and printing of the paper has been done by the same teacher. Mr. Laurance C. Darden assumed those positions last September. The four page paper published semi-monthly, covers the school news and gossip. Colorful titles of columns such as: The Corn is Green, Live and Let Live, Buzzin' Around, Grads, and Little Gleams tease the readers' attention. The Newswriting first semester class is composed of students making satisfactory English grades and having an aptitude for writing. The paper is published by the second semester class. Ml ARY Positions for the first semester were: Editors: Fay Gensler, Rose Weldon, and Ovida Wright. Reporters were Roberta Thompson, Brenda Locke, Noreta Rucker, Gayle Vaughn, Pat Caruth, and Brenda Counts. Sports Editor, DeWitt Hoard. Positions for the second semester were: Advertising Manager, Freddie Reeves, Page One Editors, Evelyn Jones and Cheryl Williams: Page Two Editors, Sharon Smith and Mayme Glassg Page Three Editors, Lester Wagner and Joann Davis, Page Four Editor, Samuel Heggie. BOTTOM ROW: J. Davis, E. Jones, S. Smith. ROW TWO: G. Vaughn, F. Reeves, S. Roberts, B. Dunson, M. Harmon. TOP ROW: T. S. Berry, S. Heggie, G. Kinsey, C. Williams, L. Wagner, R. Sylvan. .f 1, er -' p 75 1 . ' I 'rr grb, , ,... i ,tw K I 5 5 H P '- ' f Robert Bass Carolyn Bryant james Burgess RiCh21rd Carter JOSCPMHC Daniel Artist Organization: Editor Senior Clfarr Co-Editor Faculty Editor Uftdefvlrmmen Editor . Q Forestal Lawton Louis O'Nea1 Deborah Thomas Richard Tolbert Editor-in-Chief Sport: Editor Senior Co-Editor Buxinifrr Manager I962 CENTRALIAN STAFF The 1962 Centralian Staff is Without question the most active and versatile nine-member group in school. They are super salesmen, bookkeepers, copy writers, artists, typists, and layout men. Like Shakespeare their work is their monumentl This book will be for you, your most permanent record of your 1961-62 year. Your teachers, friends, classmates, organization associates, activities, and achievements have been recorded between the covers of this your memory book. You and your friends will add sentiment and color with the messages you write on Centralian and Senior days. One of the staff's usually busy days. Q 1 4, fl ri il l BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: S. jackson, S. Rucker, A Crossley, H. Carpenter, A. Lewis, R. johnson, M. King, S. - Mr. Campbell. TOP ROW: F. Matlock, J. Wheeldon, C. Sparks, M. Ward, S. McGaughy, C. Canady, J. Cunningham, Byers. ROW TWO: J. Folz, R. Williarns, P. Rollins, R. A, Shaw, I Jackson, L. Anderson, R. Hines, C. johnson, E. Denson, C.O.E. C.O.E. stands for Cooperative Occupational Educa- tion. C.O.E. is a cooperative undertaking in which the school and local industries work together in providing students vocational training in the occupation of their choice. Earning while learning is the theme of C.O.E. students. They earn wages and also two units of credit that will be accepted by rnost state colleges as entrance credit to college. . Upon graduation, C.O.E. students have earned some advantages over students taking a regular course. They have received training for a job and are already employed. This supervised training in the work processes of the occupation of their choice will be a great advantage to them after high school. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: K. Fuel, A. Epps, B. Malone, J. Hardwick, B. Counts. TOP ROW: R. Hatnby, A. Childs, B. Robinson, J. Tabron, S. Nance, A. Watson. wi BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: S. Hamilton, C. Shaw, S. Walker, R. Weldon, V. jenkins, W. Toms, P. Whitaker, J. Miller, F. Lawton. ROW TWO: E. Talley, D. Hill, D. Brown. ROW SIX: C. Bryant, S. Gray, J. Harris, G. B. Holliday, K. Brown, H. Cage. ROW THREE: J. King, L. Britton, S. Dawton, J. Cook. ROW FOUR: M. Guest, Rayford. ROW SEVEN: C. Beason, W. Crawford, L. Hoover, R. Collins, L. Jordan, J. Brown. TOP ROW: M. A. Tucker, S. Wilkerson, B. Davis, C. Miller. ROW FIVE: Glass, S. Myers, D. Hoard, B. Locke, C. Gibbs. OFFICERS - Sherrell Hamilton, Vice- Pre.rident,' Forestal Iawton, Parliamen- tarimf Judy Miller, Preridentf Chequita Shaw, Secretary. The purpose of Human Relations Council is what its name indicates: to promote better relations between people of different races, religions, national and regional origins and economic and social backgrounds, to understand the hopes and problems of others and to act toward all groups and individuals with an intelligent sincere effort to overcome prejudice and to try to create happier human re- lations. The membership is limited to 35 and they meet on the second and fourth Tuesdays after school. They take part in American Friend's Service, Fellowship House, and National Conference of Christians and jews. Last summer they sent eight delegates to the World Affairs Youth Conference held in Denver, Colorado and Boone, Iowa. Their Brotherhood assembly this year used the theme: You've got to be taught from the musical comedy, South Pacific. Miss Virginia Oldham is sponsor. 95 96 BO'I'I'OM ROW, Left to Right: W. Booker, B. Pierce, S. Frazier, J. Brooks, B. Locke, W. Toms, M. Vincent. ROW TWO: M. Ambler, B. Counts, J. Miller, D. Thomas, R. Weldon, C. Williams, M. Towns, S. Myers, F. Wilbourn, P. Driver. ROW THREE: B. Shaw, C. Bryant, J. Smith, TRI-HI-Y Thirty-seven senior girls make up Tri-Hi-Y No. 1. These girls who meet every Tuesday night at the Linwood Y have had a varied and interesting year. They gave an after party for those attending the Senior Dance. Another big event for these industrious young ladies was a dinner and dance held in March at the downtown Y.M.C.A. Their officers are: Patricia Caruth, President, Lily Skelton, Vice-President, Cheryl Williarns, Secretary, Jacqueline Smith, Sergeant-at-Armsg Gail Kinsey, Re- porter. BOTTOM ROW. Left to Right: T. Pierson, C. West, E. Jones, D. Brim, B. Saunders, B. Frederick. ROW TWO: I.. Leggitt, fl. Fanniel, J. King. H. Crowley. S. Hamilton, B. Frederick, L. McArn. ROW THREE: F. Porter, G. l G. Kinsey, P. Caruth, L. Skelton, I.. Knox, O. Wright, M. Thompson, C. Beatty. TOP ROW: S. Cole, C. Buffing- ton, M. Macklin, M. Williams, P. Madlock, D. Mitchell, S. Walker, B. Vertreese, D. Dickey, B. Finney. TRI-HI-Y The iunior division of the Central Tri-Hi-Y is composed of twenty-nine girls. These girls sponsored a semi-formal dance during the Christmas holidays. Perhaps one of the most comical occasions during the year was the Globe Trotters vs. the Varsity basketball team game sponsored by these iunior girls. Sykes, M. Parker, L. Mitchell, E. Rice, D. Thomas, D. Doty, K. Riley. TOP ROW: R. Pitts, C. Murray, M. Sirls, K. Rogers, D. Wilkins, D. McIntyre, S. Jackson, I. Guyton. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: V. Coates. W. Jackson, E. T. johnson, C. DeGraffenreid, C. Perry, S. Piper, E. Jack- Jackson, T. Evans. J. Jackson, C. Powell, J. Wormac, C. son, J. Williams, J. Lewis. J. Holloway. TOP ROW: T. Barker. ROW TWO: C. Gibson, E. Rollins, S. Thurman, McIntyre, M. Merrill, C. Lockman, C. Butler, G. McCor- D. Glass, L. Lyons, E. Mansfield-. C. Miller, M. Thomas, -L. mick, A. Smith, S. Johnson, S. Miller, R. Hardwick, B. Ogletree, D. Garner. ROW THREE: K. Brooks, B. Wilson, Bryant. One of the most active of the Tri-Hi-Y groups was the The boys YMCA group connected with the school is the sophomore chapter. These industrious sophomore girls started Hi-Y. These boys meet at the YMCA -each Wednesday night, the year off with a 'Sip with the Sophomore' tea. One of the This Veal' 9-1110118 their many activities were 8 Parry held Hffef most glamorous occasions during the year was a 'Roaring fhe homecoming football game and a talent show held at the Twenties' party sponsored by the group. Everyone wore cos- downtown YMCA. fumes that was typical of the dress in the twenties. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: C. Jackson. M. Brown, R. Benson, M. listell, G. Malone. R. Tolbert. R. Smith, M. Wright, E. Scott, I. Collins, R. Hines, M. Carrol, G. Stewart. TOP ROW: W. McCarther. A. Shaw, A. White, Wright. ROW TWO: W. McClendon, R. Collins, R. B. Johnson, A. Mooney, C. Canady, T. Byers, I.. Maxie. OFFICERS-Wanda Craig, Parliamentariang Clare Lockman, Reprerentatifzey Joyce Nash, Vice-Preridentp Marsheline Letcher, Prexidentg LaVena Knox, Treas- urerg Tima Johnson, Secretary. Y-TEENS The Y-Teens is an organization to build fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our Christian faith. The organization meets on the first and third Thursdays of each month for an inspirational program. The girls donated fruit at Thanksgiving to fill a basket to be pre- sented to the patients in the Malott Nursing Home and an Easter service project. Their social events were a semi formal dance at the Paseo Y at Christmas time and a Mother and Daughter Banquet in the spring. Their sponsors are Miss Cornell and Mrs. Hinton. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: J. Cook, A. Daniel, J. Thompson, L. Skelton, L. Carter, M. Letcher, M. Mitchell, Daniel, J. Nash, R. Moore, E. Talley, W. Craig, S. Knox, S. B. Hasley, I.. Knox. TOP ROW: C. Lockman, S. Cole, T. Baker. ROW TWO: Mrs. Hinton, G. Simmons, M. johnson, C. Tate, B. Smith, B. Ward. 5 up-Hsfswvwamwrmstisfmwtaima , K Miss Brasfield prepares to check out a book. Students busy in the Library, Studying? LIBR RY PAGES The Library Pages are not really an organization but they are a unique group. In order to be a Library Page, a student must have an 'M' average and his average must not drop after he starts working. Being a Page is also an honor for the student for he is in a very select group. The Page is initiated to the many things about the Library that the average student never sees. A Page must return books to the shelves in their correct order. He must also know how to check out books and be pre- pared to actually run the Library in the absence of the Librarian. Each Page in the Library is assigned specific duties that he must perform. This year Richard L. Carter, Donald Jackson, and Robert Brashier work in the Juvenile section while Jessie Graves and Howard Jacks work in the Adult section. LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard L. Carter, Robert Brashier, Howard Jacks, Jessie Graves. C Q S st .uf BCYTTOM ROW, Left to Right: J. Halloway, R. Luke, W. Allen, C. Murray. TOP ROW: S. Grey, G. Edwards, D. Craig, A. Robertson, M. Hicks, V. Paige, B. Smith. ROW Mabin, W. King, V. jenkins, G. Marshall, M. Eubanks. TWO: C. Rollins, D. Dickey, B. Pernell, R. Holden, M. RED CROSS The purpose of the high school Red Cross is to support and assist the goals of American education through practical community service opportunity. This year the Red Cross sent members to the training center at Unity Village, as well as taking care of the distribution of Christmas stocking to the Veterans Hospital. Every home room is represented by one member on the Red Cross. There is also an executive bo-ard and a president. This year Ronald Holden is president with Mitchell Allen, Alveda Robertson, Berkley Pernell, Loretta Mitchell, Betty Bryant, Wanda Craig, Anita Tucker, Charlene Essex, and Louis Cain as members of the board. Mrs. Elizabeth Rutledge is the sponsor. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: G. Vaughn, A. Robertson D. Dickey, J. Miller, D. Green, E. jones, F. johnson, Hicks, J. Wormack, S. Andrews, J. Nash. ROW TWO: S. Wilkerson, I.. Skelton, R. Pitts, C. Murray, R. Marshall, OFFICE GIRL The group of young ladies who work in the offices of Central are very versatile. They answer the phone, deliver important messages, file cards, and a great number of many other tasks which enable them to be of a great help to the secretaries in the office. These girls may be found all seven hours of the day working in the attendance office, the coun- selors' office as well as the main office. Many varied activities has a need for them to be talented and skilled as well as depend- able. K. Riley, I.. Mitchell, V. Anderson, D. Doty, P. Guy, S. Collins. TOP ROW: D. Mitchell, C. Perry, B. Brown, P. Madlock, J. Smith, J. Guyton, W. Nelson, G. Sykes, G. Kinsey, L. Johnson, G. Marshall, A. Wright. 1 BOTTOM ROW: D. Mitchell, C. Robinson, J. Washington, ham, TOP ROW: W. Morris, R. Moore, K. Dixon, P E. McCamby. ROW TWO: J. Johnson, V. Barker, J. Hardy, Myers. P. McPherson, E. Gains, F, Ellis, M. Ambler, S. Cunning- THE CENTRAL BAN BOTTOM ROW: L Hoover, L Britton. ROW TWO: H. Mansfield. TOP ROW: W. Meeks, J. Hulff, R. Durant, W. Murray, D. Wilson, T. Routt, C. Webb, B. Ambler, B. Smith, W. Browne, L. Moore. BOTTOM ROW: R. Woods, W. Toms, E. Heidrich, Y. Cole, D. Greene, D. Brim, L. Cole, K. Brooks, A. King, D. Foreman, T. Bright, J. Dawson, T. Fort, L. Haney, C. Goudeau. ROW TWO: F. Buffington, J. Black, O. Walker, F. Harper, L. Washington, R. Henderson, G. McCormick, D. Harris, J. Frye, M. York, 1. Thomas, S. Frazier, S. jones. ROW THREE: P. Gines, L. Tolbert, J. Hardy, B. jones, H. Groves, M. Lewis, P. Simms, M. Smith, C. Williams, C. Buffington, C. Spears, J. Frierson, B. Evans. TOP ROW: C. Salmond, M. Macklin, C. Bell, R. Adams, J. Guein, H. Powell, M. Stewart, A. Elliott, H. Joseph, B. Washington, M. Guein. R. Pitts. CONCERT CHOIR The Concert Choir of Central has built a reputation of being the best in Kansas City. It is kept busy singing at churches, P.T.A. meetings, television presentations, and also at the annual choir festival. The music performed by the choir is most difficult. An example of their music Triple Trio at tune session. 102 performed is the world famous Creation, They per- form songs in four or six part harmony and on occasion, they sing in foreign languages. The most outstanding accomplishment of the choir this year is their beautiful tone that everyone loves to hear. Mr. Swingle gives harmony lesson. BOTTOM ROW: L. Lindsey, L. Ogletree, J. Brooks, D. E. Walker. ROW TWO: B. jones, B. Black, C. Wagner, Turner, Y. Thompson, A. Webb, N. Wagner, D. Watkins O. Pierson, R. Coursey, E. Davis, R. Davis, L. Merritt D. Glass, V. Williams, C. Johnson. ROW THREE: P. GIRLS' Every morning at second hour a very good quality of music originates in the southeast corner of the fourth floor. If you listen carefully, you will discover that the sound you hear is feminine and dainty. You are listening to the Central High School Girls Choir, under the direction of Mr. Vester Swingle. The mainstay of the choir is Mrs. Veva Koenig, the accompanist. The choir is composed of sixty lively, talented girls. Mrs. Koenig at her piano. Frazier, D. Rowe, I.. Myers, S. Nolan, E. Jackson, S. Lancaster, C. Wardlow, C. Macklin, B. Chouteau, G. Marshall, J. Whitson, G. Walker. TOP ROW: D. Ander- son, S. Hamilton, E. Slack, A. Elliott, S. Brooks, L. Rice, P. Christian, J. Wilson, D. Ray, S. Scott, B. Goff, S. Lane. CHOIR The choir never seems to relax because of the heavy schedule that keeps them busy learning new music and perfecting the music they know. The choir presents at least four school assemblies a year. They also sing at various civic functions and churches, and participate in the All-City Girls Choir Festival. Girls practice in the auditorium. 103 I962 KAYDETTE Jackie Smith, Commander, Cherrye Butler. Marie Sirls, Diana Brim. Karen Riley, Verda Brooks. Ronetta Coursey, Brenda Willson Latrica McArn, Rosa Wilson. Marvena Thixton, Delores Wilkins BOTTOM ROW: J. Taylor, B. Barnett, B. Smith, J. Nash, Harris, L. Johnson, S. Lipscomb, C. Macklin, K. Brooks, J. B. Gates. ROW TWO: J. Moore, J. Lewis, B. Brodie, B. Guyton. Ward, L. Knox, B. Sims, M. Vincent. TOP ROW: D. BOTTOM ROWI J, Moore, W- Jackson, P- Hill, S- Kelly, Row. D. McIntyre, s. Jackson, D. Mitchell, P. carufh, L M. Hicks, F. Johnson, M. Vincent. ROW TWO: T. Skelton, Greene, J. Jackson, L. Lyons, D. Glass, N..Tamp1in. TOP N..,.,,.W..,,W, A,,A ,,.,,....W,.W,,A ,v,,.. ,W .,....,, W,..,.M., - W. .. , I962 SPRI G PLAY BOTTOM ROW: J. jones, H. Mezille, W. Crawford, A.- Elliott. ROW TWO: Mrs. Scott, R. Holden, F. Iawton, M. Letcher, C. Williams, R. Pitts, P. Simms. TOP ROW: J. Harris, G. Herndon, J. LaCour, D. Hoard. NARSENIC A D OLD LACE What the Devil is going on here? ' See what you've done to me. Now, now Mortimer, you musn't tell. Can't you see that I love you, you dope? We 1 ff ' M-,Q . na- L- P, Q ,K Q , .is ,.-is Av 1 ,Y -,zg ,.., 1 ef ,. ,QM .i f '-if-L1?f 355,2- 3 ,.7f,.' A . . .cf af' ,fi 1. Tam Q Mb, A . pgifu. 34 'he if V . wg. j.. if ,, as :sm ,, jrtfi QW. , 3.561 in Q Q '.- Nfll X J .fm nw .l f. -Q K 5211? K -W 4. -gg , 29 . 0 . 5? gif . - fig T56 N x A v 1 I 5 X ,Q ll. . L Q 5 'X W. 1 XX 'AWN 4 BOTTOM ROW: Warner jones, Executive Officer. ROW TWO: Company Commander, A Group, Robert O'Neal, Company Com James IaCour, Adjutant, Leonard Collins, Intelligence Officer, mander, B Group, Robert Sylvan, Company Commander, C George Anthony, Training Officer, Clark Robinson, Supply Groups and Lonnie Randle, Company Commander, D. Group Sergeant, Jessie Graves, Sergeant Major. TOP ROW: Burt Hayter, B TTALION STAFF Central High School R.O.T.C. furnishes the military training in principles of leadership, order- liness and precision, posture and respect for con- stituted authority. Detachment No. 25, U.S. Army R.O.T.C. Instruction Group, XI U.S. Army Corps fReservesJ, Kansas City High School sponsors the Central Unit. Classes meet the first, third, sixth, and seventh hours during the school day in the shack, The Battle group participates in the All-City Rifle Match, this year placing fifth, in the Kansas City Platoon Drill Competition, Annual Federal Inspection, and Annual R.O.T.C. Field Day. They elect their queen and her attendants even though there was no R.O.T.C. Ball this year. BOTTOM ROW: G. Simms, B. Hayter. ROW TWO: I.. B. Frizell, M. Woods, C. Pierce, R. Silk, J. Fogle, W. Craw- Smith, J. Washington. ROW THREE: W. Johnson, J. ford, W. Fisher, C. Henry. TOP ROW: J. Langford, K. Jones, Barbour, W. Meeks, H. Ruffin, S. Smith, H. Boze, F. Thomas, E. Moore, H. Randolph, J. Barker, W. Draffen, E. McGaugh, K. Sylvan, W. Flowers. ROW FOUR: S. Cole, M. Greene, A. Jennings, H. Bruce, L. Morehead, L. Dixon. COMPANY A COMPANY B BOTTOM ROW: L. Cain, R. O'Neal. ROW TWO: F. Cox, ROW FOUR: D. Jackson, L. Jackson, A. Williams, R. Thorn- J. Stewart. ROW THREE: H. Goldsby, C. Beason, T. Strick- ton. L. Denton, J. Black. TOP ROW: M. Carrol, C. Avery land, L. Copeland, I.. Moses, J. Jones, R. Rhodes, A. Harris. R. Bass, E. Taylor, D. Powell, C. Hayes, D. Lyons. BOTTOM ROW: R. Sylvan, R. Campbell. ROW TWO: L. Boyd T Harvey R Hicks H Davis TOP ROW T Byers Jordan, M. Caruthers, C. Reynolds, E. Jackson, W. jackson, J. R Mitchell J Poole A Bledsoe C Hack C Lee Watts, S. Benton. ROW THREE: R. Moore, E. Edwards, A. COMPANY C COMPANY D BOTTOM ROW: I.. Maxie, L Randle. ROW TWO: R. Copeland, A. White. ROW THREE: R. McCreary, J. By- waters, C. Ashley, C. White, G. Liggins, C. Jones, P. Gines M. Copeland, D. Horton I.. Williams R. Madden A. Dillard ROW FOUR: L. johnsoh, G. Smith, iD. Fogle, T. Parker, W. . ,N in L, ,. 'af if 1. 3 MISS JUDY MILLER, R.0.T.C. QUEEN R.O.T.C. PRINCESSES he time you won your town the race We chaired you through the market- placeg Man and boy stood cheering by, And home we brought you shoulder- high. A. E. Housman f ' ' H1 'aff .N . . A ,' 4 X ' 4 J .L . - M- ,. V. .1 ,-A.. ov, , 1,. ,.,.1,n.1,,. ,Q Y. 4' t 3. 3 X51 , ' 5 ' , 4,11-H1 , nw,:'1-. tam-arf wyg . 1-, , M , f--mx vr, ,'-45.7, 1.17 4-1,-.,-r 4 X i -4: , v PCRT W , 3 1 A . . S! 'L Q C Ja f V1 1 . aa , Gayle Vaughn Melanie Parker Wanda Toms VARSITY CH EERLEADERS Ck. Chequita Shaw Sue Hopkins aaa fn V75 , , - Hua: a Deidra Thomas Jackie Fanniel f X A Georgia Clark Toledia McIntyre Ruth Marshall I962 CHEERLEADERS The 1962 squad of Varsity and B-team cheerleaders was com- posed of three seniors, eight juniors, and three sophomores. For these four girls the year started in june of 1961 when they were elected by the student body as cheerleaders. Eight of them went to the cheer- leaders camp held on the campus of Oklahoma University. There they placed first as one of the best squads at camp. These girls have led the cheers that have led Central teams to victories. Their spon- sor is Miss Thompson. Deidra Thomas is Varsity captain and Pat Wlhittaker is B-team captain. Pat Whittaker Shertell Hamilton Valeria Jenkins Ameda Wright 1' Ga A raw,-M,,:fwkw-if-ffmywfsmamwuwwmnfurfk, Y ,, LmLw.mwLwNm,,,mwwgmnwxwmx ,f-- -M If ,1- , If Q.: 2 is 'vm , V 1 E? 1 of . t Q nn- f Q fx ff Q.. V Vu -4 N, 1 m F f :- Q A 4. 1 is Q .sr K Q -W FRY' , i , 1 - . f 4 E L ,W XXQLN-uw? - T , X. J ,- XX V fx vi f I' iff , fn, - z :Q i 1 SS sk fra,--W 9 I I 552552 5 I 'Q - ll, X yffifzf, .M1'Lv ?'4v!' ' - A z.Tg.JZ...54'h- if9?2.-ff? ., il ..,L.J3, , ' -, T 5 2 ,H-2 fszw ?.'f'1:5Y-55 , :V f- A Q 5 I IQL , .,k, mizz , QW,, . i W W h - Q, ,F f ' , ' '.f.:,'H L I .fy Miss Chequita Shaw I96I HCMECGMING QUEE 1? w JACKLYN THOMPSON my ft . HOMECOMING PRINCESSES LAVENA KNOX M ,yy ig aft 1 Q5 0 0 .wg as ,QX .- --LL. X qw New s f M. fi X. FK! .Y Q I . , Q 'W kg xq K x f ,ll X . gm U .J NS f Q K v8 43:1 y if Q' .4 4? Y . . ' Harold lviichael Gwynne Coombs Coach Arrirtant Coach Central's 1961 football squad in compiling a 5 and 2 league record produced its best season since the 1958 campaign. With 11 returning lettermen, the mighty Eagles opened the season against Westport. In a very hard-fought contest the Tigers came out with an 8-point advantage. One bright spot for the Eagles was a 94-yard sprint from scrimmage for a touchdown. The next week the Eagles started a 5 game winning streak -against the Redbirds of Manual. By the end of the game the Eagles had rolled up 33 points and the alert Eagle defense kept the Redbirds inside their 50 yardline. The fighting Pirates of Paseo took a few breaths before succumbing to the Eagle tidal wave the next week in an 18 to 6 victory for the Eagles. In one of the hardest fought games of the swson, the Eagles squeezed by the East Bears 7 to 6 in a televlsed contest. The gaiety of Homecoming was further evidenced as the Eagles cnlshed the Tigers of Lincoln by a score of 26 to 0. The defense played one of their 124 l96l RECORD Westport Central Manual Central Paseo Central East Central Lincoln Central Northeast Central Southeast Central St. Joe C. B. 6 Central best games in holding the Tigers to 28 yards rushing The Vikings stunned the Eagles the next week by scoring 8 points, but the tremendous speed of the Eagle backfield roared back with 13 to win 13 to 8. With fa combination of cold Weather and the single wing offense of Southeast, the season and the winning streak of the Eagles ended. The Knights racked the Eagles 27 to 0. In a post-season game the Golden Eagles of St. joe C.B. slipped by our Blue Eagles 6 to O. This was a season that Centralities will long remem- ber. Games were Well attended by students. Their faithfulness was well rewarded by our representation on the all-star teams. Halfback Robert Wright was selected for the first team of Interscholastic stars. End Adolphus Mooney and Center Richard Tolbert were on the second team. John Collins, Ed Scott, and Ronald Howard were selected for the third team. Robert Wright and Ronald Howard were also selected for the all district teams. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: B. Frizell, C. jones, E. Moore, R. Clifton, W. Redmond, W. Thompson, J. Hicks, R. Green D. Shellner, D. Mills, G. Drew. ROW TWO: M. Ferguson, C Brown, M. Smith, A. Ellison, J. Bywaters, D. Mabin, C. Williams J. Thompson, M. Rentie, W. johnson, R. Griffin, A. Gee, R Coaches Stanley and Edwards Phillips, D. Lyons. ROW THREE: S. Howard, C. Pierce, W. Scott, M. Brown, A. Huskie, S. Benton, E. Boyd, W. King, G. Vaughn, I.. Jenkins, W. Flowers, S. Callaway, G. Edwards, E. Clark. Central's 1961 junior varsity, composed of 39 sophomores and juniors, won the city title with a 6 and 1 league record. The tough Eaglet defense played a key role in the Little Blue wins. The speedy backfield rolled up 18 touchdowns in 7 league games. Shutting out four of their opponents, the Eaglets racked up 111 points while limiting their opponents to 32. In their first two league games, the Eaglets ran by Westport and Manual with scores of 36 to 12 and 24 to 0. Stunned by the Cubs of East the Eaglets suffered a 13 to 6 loss in their next game. Not to be dismayed by the loss, however, the Eaglets shut out Paseo 6 to 0, Lincoln 12 to 0, and Southeast 13 to 0. In their next game with the Vikings of Northeast, the Eaglets wrapped up the title with a 13 to 7 victory. In a non-league contest the Eaglets lost to the Wm. Chrisman Bears 21 to 0. The experience gained by our fine championship team should provide many thrills for Varsity fans in years to come. . 125 as at Q The Girls Sport Club is organized to promote health and happiness, to create an active interest in girls athletics, and to promote school spirit. The requirements for membership in the club are: have an S average and enrolled in the special gym class. This year under the leadership of their sponsor, Mrs. Cobbs, and their president, Lily Skelton, the club raised money to purchase their Sports Day uniforms. Other W officers are: Sue Hopkins, Vice-President, Loary Sanders, Secretary, Donna Mitchell, Sergeant-at-Arms, Theola Coch- ran, Treasurerg and Edith Hazley, Reporter. OFFICERS - BO'I'I'OM ROW: Edith Hazley, Reportery Lily Skelton, Preridentf Theola Cochran, Treasurer. ROW TWO: Donna Mitchell, Sergearzl-a!-Armr,' Loary Sanders, Secretary. GIRLS SPORTS CLUB BOTTOM ROW: B. Frederick, M. Washington, J. Fanneil, TWO: I. Brown, E. Hazley, M. Lester, D. Mitchell, R. L. Skelton, L. Johnson, L. Tyson, T. Cochran. ROW Finnie. ROW THR-EEZ I-Oary Sanders- QU Y fv . M S C CCC I962 BASKETBALL TEAM E. Burgette J. Collins M. Estell R. Howard C. Jackson A. Mooney H. Turner R. Wright smivx113z.1l.w A 5.2.1 lik!! W. Armstrong K. McMurray P. Mimms M. Moseley Fflflu Freshman Coach Little, Varsity Coach Wilkinson, and B-team Coach Coomes. STUDENT MANAG- ERS - R. Clifton, D. Crompton, and F. Smocks. I962 VARSITY The 1961-62 basketball edition of the Central Eagles compiled the best record of a Central team under the reign of James Wilkinson, Varsity Coach at Central for three years. After placing third in the Interscholastic League Tourna- ment, the mighty Eagles successfully opened league play with a thrilling 60 to 55 win over Paseo. The Eagles then suffered a heart-breaking 60-53 loss to Raytown. The loss, however, did not upset the Eagles as they reeled off 5 straight victories. Rated as one of the top teams in the area, the Eagles ran by Manual, East, and Southwest by scores of 54 to 375 57 to 43, and 60 to 36. The Eagles then ran their league record to five wins and no losses with a two-point 33 to 31 victory over Westport. Traveling to St. Joseph to avenge a football defeat, the Blue Eagles crushed the Central High School Indians 43 to 37. Having compiled a 10 to 2 record, the Eagles set the stage for the game of the year with the Knights of Southeast. In a very hard fought contest, the Knights solved the Eagle defense and won 64 to 52. The Eagles got back on the winning side by beating Northeast 51 to 40. They then crushed the Tigers of Lincoln 61 to 54 before being edged by Van Horn 47 to 44. This year the Eagles were paced by sophomore Warren Armstrong and senior Melvin Estell. However, john Collins, Charles jackson, Robert Wright, Kermit McMurray, and Adolp- hus Mooney could always be counted on for outstanding per- formances. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Turner, E. Burgette, R. Wright, M. Estell, W. Armstrong, A. Mooney, K. McMurray, P. Mimms, R. Howard, M. Moseley, C. Jackson, J. Collins. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: M. Johnson, J. Foster, W. Grant, W. Watkins, C. Hamil- ton. TOP ROW: H. Chambers, B. Johnson, R. Ross, T. Polk, W. Calloway, C. McCor- mick. 45 W' K ., . .mn D. Mills, A. Ellison, M. Smith. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: J. Smith, J. Mitchell, C. McKinny, J. Robbins, S. Smith, L. Haney, R. Addison. TOP ROW: W. Toney, G. Byers, D. Brown, A. Aldrich W. Shelton, D. Franklin, C. Rice, D. Ross I.. Harris. as as f-if 'ra JU IOR VARSITY B-TEAM. Centra1's 1962 B-team gained valuable experience that should prove helpful to them next year. The team composed of juniors and sophomores should give Central fans many thrills in years to come. FRESHMAN TEAM. The Freshman team at Central, in its second year of operation has proven its worth by turning out many fine players. This team gives many freshman boys the opportunity to play in league competition. 5,3 Rodney' Lynk prepares to pole vault. , Walter Bartlett is set to go. ,,,,,,,g,,,. .,,. ...r , r.,.,........-0.-. The track season at Central is divided into three parts: Cross-country, indoor, and outdoor. Cross- country is run in the fall during the football season. Cross-country is one of the more strenuous types of track for it consists of distant running. Several of the meets this year were held during the half-time of football games. Centra1's team performed well this year in winning most of their meets. The second part of track is indoor track. Central's team performed far better than expected. 'In addition to excelling in the sprints, the Blue Eagles added several field events to their wings. The mighty Eagles ran by their first three opponents: Wm. Chrisman, Northeast, and Rockhurst by scores of 68 to 22g 60 to 34, and 64 to 51. In these three meets, the Eagles won 15 of 21 sprints and 10 of 15 field events. The highlight of the indoor season came with the Big Eight Track and Field Meet held in Municipal Auditorium. The Eagles, who won last year's event, won again this year with 20 points. Their closest opponent had 14. The third part of the track season is similar to indoor 'track only it is held outdoors in the spring of the year. This part of the track season is high- lighted by the State Meet held at the University of Missouri. I962 TRACK TEAM BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: D. Doolin, J. Byers, W. son, A. Jennings, F. Pratt, L. Booker, M. Clark, R. Mc- Bartlett, R. Lynk, E. Brown, H. Smith, T. S. Berry, L. Creary, V. Mitchell, B. Pernell. Freeman. TOP ROW: R. Frederick, S. Howard, J. Thomp- 12 SUBJECT INDEX AAUW ADMINISTRATION AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS AQUILIFERI BAND BASKETBALL BOOSTERS C CLUB CENTRALIAN STAFF C.0.E. COUNSELORS CHEERLEADERS CONCERT CHOIR DECLARATIVES DELANO, R. J. SCHOOL DER DEUTSCHE VERIN FACULTY FOOTBALL FOREWORD FRESHMEN FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA GIRLS CHOIR GIRLS SPORTS 83 10, 11 89 80 101 127, 129 84 90 93 94 12, 13 116, 117 102 85 40, 41 82 10-19 118-125 4 61-73 86 87 87 103 126 HI-Y HOMECOMING ROYALTY HONOR CORPS HUMAN RELATIONS KAYDETTES JUNIORS LE CERCLE FRANCAIS LIBRARY PAGES LOCKER PATROL Los TERTULIANOS LUMINARY STAFF MU ALPHA THETA OFFICE ASSISTANTS PEP CLUB PHILOSOPHY CLUB RED CROSS R.O.T.C. SENIORS SOPHOMORES SPRING PLAY STUDENT COUNCIL TRACK TRI-HI-Y TVVIRLETTES Y-TEENS 97 120, 121 88 95 104 44-51 82 99 88 81 92 83 100 91 89 100 108 - 113 20-39 52-60 107 78, 79 130 96 ' 105 131 Brown Crai Davis, Lavenia 63, 78 Byers, A Acklin, Bobby 26- Adams, Raymond 45, 102 Addison, Ray 129 Agee, Wendell'45 Akins, Jesse 1 1 1 Aldridge, Adrian 61, 129 Alexander, Brenda J. 61 Alexander, Clauis L. 5 3 Alexander, Sawnie 5 3 Allen, Barbara 26 Allen, Mitchell 53, 81 Allen, Sandra 45 Allen, Sarah 45 Ambler, Burnette 45, 101 Ambler, Marion 26, 86, 91, 96 Ambler,.Maruice 61 , 101 Anderson, Burnetta 126, 76, 83, 87 Anderson, Delores 103 Anderson, James 26 Anderson, Leon 26, 94 Anderson, Lois 53 Anderson, Maxine 26 Anderson Theodore 53 Anderson, Veronica 45, 77, 86, 87, 100 Andrews, Kennard 45 Andrews, Susan 53 Anthony, George 26, 109 Armstrong, Warren 127, 128 Ashley, Calvin 45, 111 Avery, Cotie 61, 1 10 B Bailey, Annette, 61 Bailey, Edward 61 Baker, Carolyn 61 Baker, Sherdella 96 Baker, Sidney 26 Baker, Sondra 61 Ballard, Gilbert 26 Barber, Marilyn 61 Barbour,-Johnny 110 Barker, Cassandra 53, 97 Barker, Johnny 45, 110 TUDE Tl DEX Brown Brown Brown , Irma 46, 77, 80, 82, 83, 85, 126 ,James Edward 53, 78, 80, 95 ,John 27 Brown, Katie 27, 95 Brown, Marquette 95, 125 Brown, Sheryl 53 Brown, Shirley 46, 52, 53, 77 Brown, Sylvia 62 Brown, Norma 53 e, William 101 Copeland, Maurice 63, 111 Copeland, Raleigh W, 88, 111 Counce, Sharon 79 Counts, Brenda 28, 81, 83, 92, 94, 96 Coursey, Ronetta Marie 54, 77, 103, 104 Cox, Albert 28 Cox, Donald 28 Cox, Fred 46, 79, 110 Cox, Vickie Sue 46 WandaJanice 28 87 98 Bruce, Harveyv5 3,.1 10 Brundage, Jacklyn 27 Bruster, Ronald 62 Bryant, Betty 62, 96 Bryant, Carolyn 27, 74, 76, 78, 83,84,85, 95, 96 Bryant, Janellen 62 Builington, Carolyn 27, 96, 102 Buffington, Ferris 53, 102 Burch, Charles 27 Burgess, James 27, 82, 85, 93 Burns, George 62 Burris, Connie Jo 46 88, 93, 8, , t Crawford, Warren D. 54, 82, 87, 88, 95, Crayton, Henry 46 Crooms, Joyce 63 Crompton, Dwayne 54, 128 Crosley, Essie 63 Crossley, Audrey 94 Crowley, Henrietta 77, 83, 87, 89, 96 Cubit, Beverly 63, 78 Cujningham, John 94 Cunningham, Stephen 73, 101 D Dale, Vernon 63 Daniel, Alice 54, 87, 98 Burris, Juanita 5 3 Burtin, Theodore 62 Butler, Cherry 53, 97, 104 Butler, Delores 62 Butler, Mamie 5 3 Butler, Peggy Ruth 62 Butler, Phillip 27 Butler, Stephanie 62 Byers, George 129 Byers, Ira 73 Byers,Jerome 27, 90, 122, 130 Byers, Joe 5 3 Sylvia 28, 94 Byers, Theodore 28, 97, 111' Bywaters, Joe 46, 82, 111, 125 C Cage, Herman S. 62, 81, 85, 95 Cain, Lois 62, 88, 111 Calloway, Sylvester 125 Calloway, Walter 129 Daniel, Josephine 28, 77, 97, 88, 93, 98 Daniels, Pearl'54 Davis, Barbara Ann 28 Davis, Betty Jean 46 Davis, Betty Jo 28, 87, 91, 95 Davis, Celestine 46 Davis Chester 6 3 Davis: Elma 54 Davis, Herbert 111 Davis , Janet 6 3 Davis,Joanne 29, 89, 92 Davis , Karen 61, 63 Davis, Esther Mary 103 Davis, Mary Joanne 63 Davis, Rose Mae 54 Davis, Rosalyne E. 93 Davis, Ruby 29, 103 Davis Daws , Shirley 63 on, Jeanne 102 Barker, Victor 101 Barnes, Cambell, Cheryl 62 Donna 6 1 Barnes, Jesse 26 Barnett, Barnett, Brenda 5 3, 105 Marion 5 3 Bartlett, Walter V. 24, 26, 90, 13 Bass, Georgia 61 Bass, John 26 Bass, Loretta J. 61, 88 Bass, Robert 26, 93, 106, 110 Batsell, Emma E. 61. 96 0 Battles, Robert J. 61 Beason, Clark P. 45, 81, 95, 110 Beatty, Carolyn 26, 86, 87, 96 Beene, Patricia 62, 79, 81 Bell, Charles D. 26, 102 Bell, Howard Lee 78 Bell, James 79 Bell, Minnie Louise 5 3 Belton, Dorthy 26 Benson, Donald 62 Benson, Rudolph 26, 97 Benton, Samuel C. 53, 111, 125 Benjamin, Barbara 62 Berry, James 45, 77, 90, 122 Berry, T.S. 27, 90, 92,123,130 Black, Bobbie 103 B1ack,James 102,110 Bledsoe, Albert 27, 78, 111 Bohannan, Ernestine 45 Booker, Leon 88, 130 Booker, Willett Yvonne 27, 96 Bottey, Joann 62 Boyd, Archie 1 1 1 Boyd, Eugene 53, 125 Boydston, Bob 41 Boydston, Cheryl 62 Boze, Harley 110 Branch, Elvin 27, 123 Brashier, Robert 99 Brazier, Barbara 45 Brewster, Robert 88 Bright, Teresa 27, 102 Brim, Diana 45, 96, 102, 104, 113 Cambell, Marcella 46 Cambell, Raymond 1 11 Canady, Charles 28, 97, 99 Canady, Cynthia 62 Carpenter, Hazel 94 Carr, Ruth Ann 46 Carroll, Melvin 5 3, 97, 110 Carson, Lula W. 46 Carter, Carrie 5 3 Carter, Lavera 62, 78, 91, 98 Dearing, Gerald 41 DeBonis, Vanetta 54 DeGra.t'fenreid, Claudia 97 DeGra.iTenreid, Lloyd 90, 123 Denson, Eleanor 94 Denson, Helen 63 Denton, Loyol 63, 110 Denton, Patsy 63, 78 Denton, Sandra 63, 81, 87, 91 Devol, Yv Y Dickey, Darty Ann 29, 87, 96, 100 onne 65 Carter, Mary Lousie 46 Carter, Caruth Caruth Richard L. 28, 93, 99 , Betty 62 Patricia 24 28 81 84 92 96 105 Caruthers, Donna 46, 77, 78. 87, 89 3 Caruthers, Marion '62,' 1 11 Cato, Terry 62 Cavole, William R. 5 3 Celestine, Bertha M. 62, 81 Chambers, Horace 129 Charles, Marcia L. 54 Cheatham, Cecil L. 63 Childs, Adrian Wallace 28, 94 Chism, Walter 82 Christian, Phyllis 63, 103 Chouteau, Brenda 53, 103 Clarity, Sandra Jean 46, 79 Dillard, Arnold 54, 111 Dillard, Cleotis 63 Dillard, Linda 63 Dixon, Beverly 63 Dixon, Lawrence 54, 110 Dixon, Leonard 63 Dockery, Albert 64 Donelson, Sarah 54, 86, 87, 91 Doolin, Kenneth 64 Doolin, Mary 64 Dorsey, David 63 Doty, Deitra 46, 96, 100 Douglas, Delores 64 Douglas, Patricia 64 Doxey, Barbara 64 Doyle, Beverly 54 Dralfen, Marion 54 Brinkley, William 45 Britton, Loretta 62, 95, 101 Broadus, Clarkston 77 Brooks,Joyce 27, 79, 86,-96, 103 Brooks, Karmello 53, 79, 97, 102, 103 Brooks, Sharon 62, 104 Brown, Bertha 46 Brown, Booker 62 Brown, Carolyn 62 Brown, Clifford 125 Brown, David 62 Brown, David A. 129 Brown Brown , Dwight 78, 81, 95 , Emest27,122,130 Brown, Eugene 27, 92 Brown, Harry 62 'I 32 Clark, Ernest 125 Clark, Essie 28 Clark, Faye Wilrna 73 Clark, Georgia L. 54, 117 Clark, Milton 46, 78, 90, 122, 130 Clay, Joyce 46 Clay, Maxine 63 Clay, Vivian 63 Clifton, Ray 45, 125, 128 Coates, Marian V. 54, 97 Cochran, Theola 28, 126 Cole, Lynn Eleanor 52, 54, 77, 81, 87, 102 Cole, Shirley J. 28, 87, 91, 96, 98 Cole, Simon 46, 82, 110 Cole, Yoni 63, 81, 87,102 Colem Colem an, Arthur 73, 81 an, Carolyn 63 Coleman, Charletta 63 Coleman, Samuel 54, 86 Coleman, Shirley 46 Collins, Glenda 63 Collina, John Allen 28, ss, 90, 122, 127, 12s Collins, Leonard 88, 89, 104 Collins, Richard 54, 77, 81, 95 Collins, Ronald Eugene 46, 90, 97, 122 Collins, Sharon Rose 100 Collins, Yvonne 63 Conley, Patricia 54, 81 Cook ennifer Ann 77 86, 87, 95, 98 ,J , Cooper, Davis Lee 46, 77 Cooper, Eunice 54, 77, 81 Cooper, Pearleaner 28 Dratfen, Willes 89, 110 Drew, Gary 125 Driver, Paulette 29, 96 Dunson, Brenda 29, 78, 92 Dunson, Carrie 54 Dunson, William 64 Durant, Robert 64, 101 E Edd, Rochester 28 Eden, Marion 28, 77, 83, 85 Edison, June 44, 47, 86, 87, 113 Edwards, Earl 28, 111 Edwards, George 54, 1 25 Elders,.Nancyi54, 79, 88 Elliott, Alfredia 54, 103 Elliott, Andrew 89, 102, 107 Elliott, Luther 54 Elliott, lnett':64 Ellis, Frank 54, 101 Ellis, Helen 54, 91 Ellis, Kathlean 64 Ellis, Linda 69 Ellis, Nancy 47 Ellis, Peggy 55, 77, 81 Ellison, Alex 125, 129 Ellsworth, Andrea 29 Emerson, Sheri 64 Epps, Annette 94 Epps, Swinton 71 Essex Charlene 55, 82 Estell, Melvin 29, 97, 122, 127, 128 Estell, Otis 58 107,110 Eubanks, Mable 55, 77, 81 Evans, Bonita 29, 102 Evans, Bradford 64 Evans, Terry 55, 97 F Fanniel, Gwendolyn 64, 91 Fanniel, Jackie 47, 71, 82, 96, 113 Ferguson, James 47, 83 Ferguson, Mike 77, 125 Ferguson, Frances 64 Fields, Donna 55 Fields, Harvey 47 Finnie, Brenda 29, 96 Finnie, Ressie 47, 83, 126 Fisher Fisher , Montzella 29 , William 1 10 Fletcher, Ivy 55 Flowers, Willie 110, 125 Fogle, Danny 64, 111 Folz, Jerry 29, 94 Foote, Shelia 47, 88 Foreman, Dortha 102 Fort, Tenola 47, 102 Foster, James 29, 83, 88, 89 Foster, Jerome 1 29 Franklin, Barbara 64 Franklin,IJOhn 64 Frazier, P yllis 55, 103 Frazier, Sharon 29, 102 Frederick, Barbara 47, 77, 96 Frederick, Brenetta 47, 96, 126 Frederick, Richard 29, 130 Freeman, Larry 47, 88, 90, 130 Freeman, Lorene 64 Freeman, Nedra 64 Freeman, Rudolph 64 Freeman, Shelley 55 Friel, Susan 55 Frierson, Jo Anna 29, 102 Frierson, Patricia 64, 77, 79, 91 Frizell, Billy 47, 89, 110, 125 Frye, Janice 47, 87, 102 Frye, Winona 64 Fuel, Karon 47, 84 G Gadson, Robbie 47 Gadson, Bernice 47, 78, 86 Gaines, Elijah 55, 101 Galloway, Geraldine 64 Gardenhine, William 55 Gamett, Gwendolyn 64 Garnett, Patricia 30 Garrett, Maron 64 Gates, Beverly 55, 105 Gee, Alfred 55, 125 Gensler, Velma 30, 83, 85, 92 Gibbs, Clara 64, 81, 95 Gibbs, Karen 81 Gibson, Alan 30 Gibson, Cheryl 55, 97 Gillis, Karen 64 Gillum, Anita 55 Gillum, Cheryl 73 Gines, Perry 102, 111 Givens, Janet 65 Glass, Dana 55, 77, 78, 97, 104,105 Glass, Mayme 30, 92, 95 Glass, Meri'65 Glover, Carroll 30 Goff, Brenda 102 Goldsby, Henry 110 Goldsmith, Barbara 73 Gonzales, Jessie 55 Gonzales, Marvin 30 Good, Elouise 65 Gooden, Charles 73 Goodrick, Olivice 65 Goudeau, Brenda 55 Goudeau, Connie 102 Grant, William 129 Graves, Jesse 47, 81, 99, 109 Graves, Thomas 90 Gray, Deane 65, 81 Gray, Joy 65 Gray, Sylvia 30, 87, 88, 95 Grayson, Evelyn 55 Green, Linda 65 Greene, Merle 55, 1 10, 111 Green, Ronald 55, 79, 125 Green, Tonai'105 Green, Delores 47, 102 Green, Melvin 65 Grilfm, Louis 47 Griffin, Richard 125 Groves, Clifton 55 Groves, Helen 47, 102 Guein, James 65, 102 Morssie 65, 79, 102 Guein, Guest, Marva 65, 95 Guest, Soundra 65 Gunn, Theresa 30 Gunnels, Willie 30 Guy, Phyllis 30, so, 89, 100 Guyton, Janice 47, 80, 96, 100, 105 H Hack, Charles 73, 1 1 1 116, 126 Hall, Chester 65 Hall, Johnny R. 30 Hall, Mertis 47 Hamby, Richard 94 Hamilton, Charles 129 Hamilton, Sherrel 44, 47, 78, 89, 9 Haney, Rosemary 47 Haney, Luther 73, 102, 129 Haney, Richard 55 Hardwick, Joyce 30, 94 Hardwick, Regina 97 Hardy, James 30, 101, 102, 106 Hardy, Patty 65 Hargrove, Margaret 51 Harlmon, Ron 30 Harmon, Morris 92 Harper, Franklin 65, 102 Harper, Larry 65 ' Harris, Delores 55, 105 Harris, Elgia 55 Harris, Elouise 65 Harris, Hazel 55 Harris,Joseph 82, 89, 95, 107 Harris, Lyle 65, 129 Harris, Michael 110 Harris, Rosemary 89 Harris, Sharon 65 Harris, Susan 30 Harris, Wickey 65, 86 Harrison, Bobbie 65 Hart, Lawrence 30 Harvey, Tyrone 11 1 Hasley, Bobbie 30, 98 Hatten, Paris 55 Hawkins, Thornton 65 Hayes, Charles 110 Hayes, Janice 65 Hayter, Burt 109, 110 Hazley, Edith 30, 84, 92, 126 Hazley, Sarah 65 Heard, Brenda 65 Heggie, Samuel 31, 77, 80, 88, 92 Henderson, Ruth 31, 77, 102 Heidrich, Eveline 58, 82, 102 Henry, Charles 110 Henry, Jo Anna 48, 77 Henry, Joseph 48 Henry, Michael 65 Herndon, George 31, 82, 85, 88, 107 Hicks, Freddie 65 Hicks,James 31 Hicks, John Hicks, Marie 48, 80, 100, 105 Hicks, Russel 1 1 1 Hicks, Russel A. 48, 88 Higgins, Lloyd 65 Higgs, Brenda 65 High, Connie 56 Hill, Deborah 65, 81, 87, 91 Hill, Katie 65, 79 Hill, Peggy 77, 83, 105 Hinch, Keith 81 Hines, Ralph 31, 94, 97 6, 103, 117 Hoard, DeWitt 31, 78, 79, 82, 92, 95, 107 Hoard, Verdell 66 Hodges, Betty 66 Holbert, Donald 41 Holden, Ronald 31, 78, 79, 81, 85, Holland, Carlos 66 h Holliday, Bertha 66, 81, 95 Hollinger, Robert 66 Holloway, Jennifer 56, 67 Holloway, Rosemary 66 Holman, Mary 81 Holmes, Venice 111 Holmes, Yvonne 66 Holoman, Donnell 48, 90, 123 Hood, Joe 3 1 Hoover, Leslie 61, 66, 95, 101 Hopkins, Ronald 66 Hopkins, Susie 35, 84, 116 Hoskins, Edith 48 Houston, Claudete 66 Howard, Carita 66 Howard, Charles 66 Howard, Lila 31 Howard, Ronald 31, 122, 127, Howard, Steven 125, 130 Howard, William E. 66 Hudson, Betty 48 Huff, James 101 Huff, Leroy 73 Hughes, Soundra 66 Humphrey, William 66 Hunt, Maxine 3 1 128 Huskey, Arnold 56, 125 Huskey, Florence 66 Hutchinson, Curtis 31, 87 I Irving, Charles 31 Isom, Brenda 66 J Jacks, Armeta 66, 81 Jacks, Howard 56, 99 ss, ss, 107 Jackson, Alice 66 Jackson, Barbara 66 Jackson, Betty 66 Jackson, Charles 25, 32, 88, 97, 122 127, 128 Jackson, Donald 56, 110 Jackson, Edna 97 Jackson, Elonda 97, 103 Jackson, Eugene 11 1 Jackson, Gwendolyn 48, 91 Jackson, Henrietta 148 Jackson, Jackie 54, 97, 110 Jac son, Janice 66 Jackson, Larry 110 Jackson, Lonnie 32, 88, 90, 122, 124 Jackson, Marie 32 Jackson, Opal 31 Jackson, Paul 32, 94 Jackson, Sharon 48, 96, 105 Jackson, Sylvia 32, 94 Jackson, Teresa 48 Jackson, Wanda 56, 97, 105 Jackson William 56, 111 Jamerso,n, Eric 66 Jarvis, William 32 Jefferson, Gloria 32 Jefferson, Jeanette 66 Jenkins, Gloria 66 Jenkins, Kathleen 48, 82, 88 Jennings, Ashby 110, 130 Johnson, Bill 48, 97, 129 Johnson, Bonita 81 Johnson, Carol 56, 103 Johnson, Catherine 32, 94 Johnson, Charles 32 Johnson, Darryl 66 Johnson, Dora 48, 86 Johnson, Faye 48, 78, 80, 100, 105 Johnson, Francis 67 Johnson, Herman 56 Johnson, James S. 102 Johnson, James E. 67 Johnson, Joyce 67, 78 Johnson, Larry 32, 111 Johnson, Lawrence 67 Johnson, Leroy 56 Johnson, Lorene 105, 126 Johnson, Maurice 1 29 K King, Alice 48, ss, 102 King, Charlene 67 King, Ernestine 67 King, Judith 67, 81, 95, 100 King, Judy 48, 88, 96 King, Kenneth 67 King, Mildred 32, 86, 94 King, Ralph 33 King,vWillie 67, 125 Kinsey, Gail 33, 87, 92, 96, ioo Kirkendoll, Kenneth 56, 1 10 Knox, Lavena 33, 87, 96, 98, 105, 119, 121 Knox, Sylvia 67, 98 Kynard, Sheryl 67, 82 L LaCour, James 25, 33, 78, 79, 82, 107, 109 Iancaster, Sammie 33, 103 Lane, Sherry 103 Langford, Joe 1 10 Lawton, Forestal 24, 25, 33, 76,78,79,80, 83, 85, 93, 95, 107 Lee, Carless 33, 111 Lee, Cathern 48, 82 Leggett, Deborah 56 Leggett, Leavon 48, 87, 89, -91, 96 Lenzy, Ronald 67 Leonard, Randle 56 Lester, Mary G. 49, 126 Letcher, Marshaline 33, 78, 79, 98, 107 Lewis, Ardelia 33, 94 Lewis, Charles 67 Lewis, D6rif67 Lewis, Edna 33 LewiS,J02n 56,73,80,97,105 Lewis, Judith'67 Lewis, Marcia 67, 81 Lewis, Margaret 49, 77, sz, 102, 106 Lewis, Sylvia 56 Lewis, Sylvia 67 Lewis, Vera 33 Liggins, Grady 11 1 Lindsey, Linda 56, 77, 103 Lipscomb, Shirley 56, 105 Little, Saundra 67 Locke, Brenda 35,79,s1, s4, ss, 92,95, 96, 119 Locke, June 57 Lockman,.Claire 57, 87, 97, 98 Iaften, Velma 67 Logan, Edward 111 Long, Amelia 68, 91 Lord, Walter 68 Love, Myron 11 1 Lowery, James 49 Loyd, Rosietta 68 Luke, Ronald 68, 100 Lunkins, Sandra 49, 91 Lunn, Lamarr 67 LUPCI, Melba 57, 77, 91 133 Luster, Michael 49 Lyle, Brenda 68, 81, 87 Lyles, Jea.nnette 57, 78, 82 L nk Rodn 49 77 82, 85. 90, 122, 123, Y 1 CY 1 , Lyons, Dale 110, 125 Lyons, James 61 Lyons, Lorevon 57, 97, 105 M McArn, Iatrica 44, 49, 82, 96, 104 McBeth, Tomella 68 McBride, O.D. 57 MCCambie, E. 101 McCart.her, Will 49, 97, 123, 1 24 McClmdon, Stinson 57 McClendon, William 34, 97 McClinton, Willie 34 McCloud, Glennie 57 McClunie, Tillmon 34 McCormick, Charles 1 29 McCormick, Glennie 97, 102 McCreary, Richard 49, 88, 89, 90, 111, 130 McDaniel, Joseph 73 McFarlane, Kathleen 49 MCGaugh, Eugene 49, 90, 110, 123, 124 McGaughy, Sammie 34, 94 McGee, Lois 73 McIntyre, Doletha 49, 78, 96, 105 Meltltyre, Toledia 52, 57, 77, 97, 117 McKamey, Eric 68, 78 McKinney, Charles 129 McKinney, Gwendolyn 68 McKinzie, Jacquelyn 68 McMurry, Kermit 90, 123, 127, 128 McPherson, Boyd 49 McPherson, Patrick 101 McQueen, Kay 57 McWilliams, Elizabeth 68 Mabin, D. 125 Mabins, Guyetta 57, 80 Mabins, Emma 3 3 Macklin, Candice 57, 103, 105 Macklin, Maxine 33, 87, 96, 102 Madden, Robert 11 1 Madlock, Patricia 33, 89, 96, 100 Malone, Berda 33, 94 Malone, Grant 33, 97 Mansfield, Eleanor 57, 77, 81, 97 Mansfield, Harold 68, 101, 1 1 1 Maples, Ella 57 Marshall, Dimple 57 Marshall, Gloria 49, 77, 100, 103 Marshall, Horace 68 Marshall, John 68 Marshall, Robert 68 Marshall, Ruthie 49, 78, 82, 100, 117 119, Martin, Helene 68 Martin, Louis 57 Mason, Flora 68 Mason, Marva 49 Mathis, Lawrence 68 Matlock, Frank 33, 94 Matthews, Herbretta 49 Maxie, Leo 49, 79, 97, 1 11 Maxwell, Donald 68 Meeks, Willie 68, 101, 1 10 Merrill, Millie 57, 97 Merritt, Kenneth 73 Merritt, Lessie 103 Meyers, Sandra 57, 77 Mezile, Harold 34, 90, 107, 122, 124 Miller, Carol 57, 87, 95, 97 Miller, ud 41 J Y Miller, Judy 34, 81, 84, 87, 95, 96, Miller, Shelia 57, 77, 97 100 Mills, Dimitri'57, 125, 129 Mills, Thomas 68 Mimms, Esther 57, 77 Mimms, Mary 68 Mimms, Paul 49, 77, 90, 123, 124, 127, Mitchell, Bernita 68, 91 Mitchell, Donald 57, 101 Mitchell Donna 34 87, 96, 100, 101 105 Mitchell: james 129 , Mitchell Mitchell Mitchell ,Josea 68, 81 , Loretta 49, 91, 96, 100 , Mary Ann 68, 98 Mitchell, Mary Ellen 68 Mitchell, Ronald 57, 11 1 Mitchell, Vernon 130 Moechoe, Linnie 68 Mooney, Adolphus' 24, 34, 1 27, 1 28 Moore, Delores 49 Moore, Ernest 57, 1 10, 125 Moore, Janice 105 Moore, Leverter 101, 111 Moore, Redell 101, 111 Moore, Rheatha 68, 98 Moore, Sharon 68, 91 Moore, Sylvester 68 Morehead, Leland 1 10 Morris, McMeria 49 Morris, William 101 Moses, Lemuel 110 Mosley, Matthew 127, 128 Mosley, Richard 73 'I34 33. 90, 97, 122, 130 112 128 126 123 Mott, Janice 34 Murff, Helen 69 Murry, Alfred 57 Murray, Cloveria 49, 79, 89, 96, 100 Murray, Ronald 106 Murray, William 69 Myers, Noel 69 Myers, Percy 57, 77, 80, 101 Myers, Sherilyn 34, 76, 84, 85, 87, 8 , N Nance, Orville 34 Nance, Sheila 94 Nard, Theresa 69 Nash, Joyce 34,87,98,100, 105 Nash, Tommye 49, 86 Neil, Birdell 34 Nelson, Eddie 57 Nelson, Wanda 57, 77, 81, 83,100 Nevels, Carole 69 Newman, Michael 57 Nichole, Cynthia 69 Nicholson, Julia 68 Nickerson, Juanita 69 Nolan, Sharon 58, 77, 80, 87, 89, 103 O Ogletree, Ledora 58, 97, 103 Oliver, Gloria 69 O'Neal, Louis 34, 90, 93 O'Neal, Robert 49, 109, 110 Ortega, Ramona 69 Overton, Carol 69 P Paige, Verna 58, 82, 100 Palmer udith 69, 78 il Palmer, Teresa 58 Parhom, Wesley 69 Parker, Parke r, Parker, Parker, Parker, Parrish, Dwight 34 Gwendolyn 5 8 Judy 5 8 Melanie 44, 49, Theodore 1 1 1 Sandra 5 8 Patterson, Brenda 69 Patterson, Purvis 34 Perkins, Lynn 69 Perkins, Robert 34 Pernell, H. Berkley 49, 88, 90, 130 Perry, Carmen 97 Perry, Carrie 49, 100 Perry, Gloria 69, 78, 79 Perry, Louise 69 Peterson, Horace 49 81,96, 116 Pettiford, Sharon 69 Pettis, Claudette 58 Phillips, Danie 69 Phillips, Richard 58, 77, 125 Pierce, Craig 58, 110, 125 Pierce, Barbara 34, 96 Pierson, Ommie 58, 103 Pierson, Thelma 50, 96 Piper, Shirley 82, 97 Pitts, Rosemary 44, 50, 78, 96, 100, Plowright, Kathleen 69 Polk, Arthur 69 Polk, Eddie 69 Polk, James 69 Polk, Thomas 58, 88, 90,122, 123,129 Poole, James 73, 111 Porter, Porter, Carolyn 69 Forestine 50, 96 Pouncil, Alfred 35 Powell, Barbara 69 Powell, Bernard 69 Powell, Burnell 69 Powell, Cheryl 58, 87, 97 Powell, Darnell 1 1 0 Powell, Henry 102 Powell, James 69 Powell, Mamie 69 Robert 50, 90, 123, 124 Powers, Carolyn 41 Pratt, Freddie 50, 130 Price, Paul 69, 79 Powell , Pulley, John 41 Puryear, James 35 R Ragins, Annie 70 Ramirez, Anita 50 Randle, Lonnie 109, 111 Randolph, Henry 110 Ransom, Bruce 70 Ratliff, Linda 35 Ray, Donna 58, 77, 80, 103 Rayford, Gwenn 58, 77, 87, 91, 95 Redmond, William 88, 125 Reece, Ethelyne 70 Reed, Barbara 58 Reed, Karen 58 Reeves, Freddie 35, 87, 88, 89, 92 Rentie, Michael 50, 100, 125 Reynolds, Carl 1 11 Reynolds. Patricia 35 8, 95, 96 102, 107 Rhodeman, Russell 44, 50, 80, Rhodes, Reginald 110 Rice, Cedric 70, 88, 129 Rice, Earline 58 Rice, Edythe 50, 96 Rice, Linda 70, 103 Rich, Michael 70 Richardson, Calfretta 70 Riddle, April 61, 70,91 Riggins, Luther 70 Riley, Bonnie 35 Riley, Karen 50, 79, 96, 100, 104 Rinacke, Troy 35, 83, 85 Roberts, Paul 35, 89 Roberts, Sylvia 35, 92 Robertson, Alveda 50, 83, 100 Robertson, Shelia 58, 82 Robins , Betty 50 Robins, John 1 29 R'obins, Patricia 70 Robins Robins on, Alberta 58, 100 on, Bobby 94 Robinson, Clark Wm. 50, 77, 80, 82,83,101, 109 Rodgers, Thelma 35, 87 Rogers, Katherine 50, 78, 96 Rogers, Sherry 70 Rogers, Violetta 70 Rollins, Christine 50, 79, 91, 1 Rollins, Espanola 58, 97 Rollins, Pencannon 94 Ross, Corrine 70 Ross, Donald 70, 129 Ross, Kay 35 Ross, Robert 129 Routt, Tolbert 101, 111 Rowden, Jackie 70 Rowden, Linda 50 89, 111 00 Rowe, Delores 58, 103 Rowe, Terry 70 Rucker, Noreta 35 Rucker, Samuel 35 Rucker, Stella 70 Ruffin, Howard 50, 110 Runnels, Sharynne 70, 91 Ruskin, Shirley 41 ,92 ,94 S Salmond, Cheryl 58, 79, 102 Sanders, Cleophus 50 Sanders, JoAnn 70, 81 Sanders, Forest 50 Sanders, Loafy 35, 126 Sanders, Orlina 70 Saunders, Betty 50, 96 Scaife, Iona 35, 78, 86 Scott, Billy 35 Scott, Charles 58 Scott, E dward 35, 88, 97, 122, Scott, Jacqueline 70 Scott, Maxine 70, 91 Scott, Sheryl 70, 103 Scott, William 125 Seifner, Patricia 41 Shakelford, Marvin 58 Shafer, Patricia 5 8 Shaw, Adam 36, 94, 97 Shaw, Barbara 36, 96 Shaw, Carlaloyce 70 Shaw, Chequita 22, 24, 83, 120 123 84,85,88,95, 116, Shellarhore, Lawrence 36 Shellman, Jeanette 70 Shellman, Loraine 58 Shellner, Darie 125 Shelton, Genevieve 86 Shelton, Willard 70, 78, gg, 129 Silk, Robert 88, 110 Silvers, Shelia 73 Simmons, Gwendolyn 81, 91, 98 Simms, Phyllis 50, 82, 102, 107 Simmons, Phyllis 61 Simms, Roger 36 Simpson, Ruby 50 Sims, Betty 58, 105 Sims. Norma 50 Sirls, Marie 50, 96, 104 Skelton, Lily 56, SS, 96, 98, ioo, 105, 126 Slack, Ellensteen 10 3 Smith, Alice 52, 58, 77, 78, 79, 81, 97 Smith 1 Annie 59, 79, 87 Smith, Barbara 50, 82, 100 Smith, Betty 70, 91 Smith, Birney 70, 101 Smith, Bobby 111 Smith, Brenda 70, 98, 105 Smith, Charlene 71 Smith, Curtis 71 Smith Deborah 7 1 Smith, Delores 50 Smith, Edward 122, 123 Smith, Frederick 71 Smith, Glenn 59, 111 Smith, Herbert 36, 88, 90, 130 Smith, Jacqueline 36, 77, 84, 85, 96, 100, 104 Smith, John L. 71 Smith, Joel 36 Smith, Smith Smith, Smith Smith: Smith Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Lee 50, ss, 89, 110 Lewis 59 Lyndel 41 Marcia 71, 87 Marris 59 Mary E. 36, 102 Milton 125, 129 Richafd 36, 97, 123, 124 Rosemary 71 Samuel 59, 82, 110 Sammie 71, 110 Sharon 36, 76, 83, 84, 85 Smocks, Frank 128 Sparks, Craig 36, 94 Spears, Corrine 36, 102 Stack, Ellenstein 58 Stanifer, Edward 36 Starr. George 71 Stevens, Claudia 71 Stevens, Sandra 71 ,92 P 1 y 1 Thompson, Yvonne 37, 103 Steward, Alan 59 Steward, James 50, 110 Stewart, Michael 36, 97, 102 Stiles, Ronald 36 Stone, Lynda 41 Stuckey, -Brenda 71 Stuckey, Vancella 7 1 Sumpter, Geor e 59 Sutherlin, Charles 1 1 1 Swindall, Clairice 71 Sykes, Gloria 50, 82, 96 Sylvan, Kenneth 59, 89, 110 Sylvan, Robert 36, 88, 92, 109, 111 T Tabron, joe 37, 94 Talley, Edith 71, 81, 88, 95 Tamplin, Nina 59, 105 Tate, Bailus 59 Tate, Carolyn 71, 98 Taylor, Artist 71 Taylor, Clarence 50, 78 Taylor, Clyde 71 Taylor, Earl 110 Taylor, Elizabeth 71 Taylor, Gloria 71 Taylor, joann 59, 105 Ta lor joe 59 Y , Taylor, Loretta 59 Teague, Nylar 71 Terrell, Hamilton 51 Thixton, Maxvena 51, 77, 80, 83, 85, 104 Thomas, Billie 71 , Deborah 22, 24, 37, 76, 83, 84, 85, 88, Thomas, 93. 96 Thomas, Deidra 44, 51, 77, 78, 83, 85, 96, 116 Thomas, Dorothy 71 ' Thomas, Forrest 110 Thomas, Gordon 59 Thomas, Helen 59, 80 Thomas,james 59, 77, 102, 110 Thomas, Margo 59. 97 Thomas, Wesley 51 Thomas, Willis 59 Thompson, Bemadette 59, 91 Thompson, Clemestine 71 Thompson, Dwight 71 Thompson, Georgia 59 Thompson, jackie 44, 52, 59, 78, 89, 125, 130 Thompson, jacklyn 25, 37, 84, 88, 119, 121 Thompson, Mary 37, 86, 87, 96, 98 Thompson, Melvis 59 Thompson , Roberta 25, 37 Thompson, Rodney 59 Thompson Thom son ysiildfi 59. 36, 91 Wa ne 51 125 Thornton, Bonita 71 'Thomton, Thomton, Thornton Charlene 59 Lavelle 37 Ronald 59, 110 Thurman: Suzanne 97 Tinslev. Richard 71 Tipton, Rochester 37 Tolbert, Lonnie 37, 102, 106 Tolbert, Philistia 71 Tolben, Richard 22, 25, 37, 77, 33, 35, gg, 90, 93, 97, 122, 123 Tolbert, Routt 58 Toler, Richard 71 Toms, Wanda 37, 84,87 Toney, William 72, 129 Torrence, Sharon 59 Towns, Marlene 37, 96 Trice, George 72 Trice, Glenora 72 True, George 51 ,88,95,96,102, 106, 116 Tucker, Anita 72, 78, 81, 95 Tumer, Anita 72 Turner, D0roYhY 59, 77, 80, 87, 103 Turner, Emestine 5 1, 78, 90 Turner, Herbert 37, 77, 83,88, 123, 124, 127, 128 Tyson, Iajoyce 44. 51, 77, 80, 83, 126 Upshaw, Eddie 72 Upshaw, joelene 59 U V Vaughn, Gayle 44, 51, 89, 92, 100, 116 Vaughn, George 125 Vaughn, Mayorie 72 Veal, Rosa 5 1 Venreese, Barbara 25, 37, 76, 83, 84, 85, 96 Vincent, Eunice 72 Vincent, Margaret 37, 87, 96, 105 Wade, Bobbie 72, 91 W Wagner, Cynthia 59, '103 Wagner, Lester 37, 92 Wagner, Linda 72 Wagner, Norma 59, 100, 103 Waits, Silas 41 Walker Evon 10 , 3 Walker, Georgia 60, 103 Walker, james 11 1 Walker, JoAnn 5 1, 86 Walker, Norman 51 Walker, Odis 72, 102, 106 Walker, Sandra 37, 80, 87, 95, 96 Ward, Bobbie 37, 87, 88, 98, 105 Ward, Melvin 94 Wardlow, Cynthia 103 Ware, jackson 44,5 1,77,83,90,122,123 Washington, Byron 1 0 2 Washington, Irma 72 Washington, john 51,101, 110 Washington, Lavahn 102 Washington, Marilyn 72, 91 Washington, Minnie 51, 126 Washin on, Richett 72 Bt Washington, Saundra 72 Washington Thelma 60 Watkins, Ddrothy 37, 103 Watkins, Harold 38, 123, 124 Watkins, Lee 72 Watkins, Sandra 60 Watkins, William 51, 79, 90, 123, 129 Watts, Maurice 41 Watson, Ann 94 Watson, Helen 38 Watson, Lonnie 51 Watson, Mathiel 72 Watson, Thomas 72, 78 Watson, Windolyn 72 Watts, jay 60, 111 Webbs, Alice 72, 103 Webb, Carol 60, 77, 81 Webb, Cedric 72, 101 Webb, Charlean 72, 81 Weldon, Rosetta 38, 78, 84, 85, 92, 95, 96 Wells, Billie 51 Wells, William 72 Weltman, Marie 82 West, Charlesetta 96 West, Mary 72 Wheedon, joseph 94 Whitaker, Patricia 5 1, 77, White, Alex 38, 97, 111 White, Bill 41 White, Cecil 72 White, Clarence 11 1 Whitelaw, Frances 72 Whitmore, Rosalind 72 Whitson, joyce 5 1, 103 32, 83. 95, Wiburn, Floteen 38, 86, 96 Wilcoxson, Leroy 51, 79 Wiley, Arlene 79 Wiley, Dorsie 60 Wiley, Olester 72 Wilkerson, Sandra 38, 87, 95 Wilkins, Delores 51, 96, 104 Wilkins,joAnn 38 Wilkins, joyce 72 Wilkins, Kenneth 60 Williams, Alberta 1 10 Williams, Alyce 72 Williams, Barbara 60 Williams, Charles 61, 73, 79, 81, 125 Williams, Cheryl 22, 25, 38, 77, 84, 85 Williams, Deborah 73 Williams, Deidre 73 Williams, Fred 38, 88, 123, 124 Williams, Gerald 81 Williams, Gwendolyn 73 Williams, jack 1 11 Williams, Joyce, 60, 97 Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams Williams McKindly 73 Marva 38 Marvene 73 Vemetta 7 3 Virginia 103 Roger 94 Willis, Charles 92 Wilson, Allean 73 Wilson, Betty 38 Wilson, Brenda 97, 104 Wilson, Daniel 51 Wilson, David 60 Wilson, Dreck 73, 78, 101 Wilson, Harry 5 1 Wilson, Ivory 38 Wilson, judi 103 Wilson, Lewis 73 Wilson, Lillian 73 Wilson, Rosa 104 Winfrey, Ronald 60 Winkler, jonny 41 Winn, Freddie 38 Winn, Glayds 51 Winston, Don 73 Winston, Shelia 73 Winters, Ronald 60 Woodard, Marvin 38 Woods, Amos 73 Woods, Courtney 51 Woods, Glen 60 Woods, Michadel 60, 110 Woodson, Berta 73 Wormac, jessye 60, 100 Worrel, Wenona 60 Wright, Arneda 51, 63, 106, 117 Wright, Gordon 38, 79, 90, 97 Wright, Mae 60 Wright, Ovida 38, 82, 92, 96, 119 Wright, Robert 25, 38, 90, 97, 122, Wyatt, David 73 Y York, Barbara 38, 83, 85 York, Melvin 60, 102, 111 Young, Brenda 51 Young, Loretta 73 Young, Velma 73 Young, Yvonne 39 117 ,92, 96, 102 127,128 135 AUTOGRAPHS Q, 1 QQ jg! 95421, Zz r X, E N M ,Y K N T' N t -,J r xx X 1. 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