Central High School - Doubloon Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

ALMA MATER There ' s a school we ' ll cherish ever By the river side. In our hearts she ' ll reign forever. Be our fondest pride; Many lessons she has taught us Honor, faith, and truth; Many joys she too has brought us; Glorified our youth. - i:}i:ji-, - j_ Words: Mary E. Taylor Music: Annie Lisle • ' - CHORUS Sons and daughters, sound her praises, Sound them far and nigh. Sing our love for dear old Central Dear old Central High. _4 nnoiAvicivi THE 1954 T)OMCOOJ Presented by EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BARBARA HERMANN Wayne Trusdell — Artist Judy Stewart — Ass ' t. Artist Dean Brown — Photographer Jim Bally Nancy Bastion Dorothy Brookins Mary Downing Marilyn Dean Billie Jean Collins STAFF Sharon Kaehele Barbara Lewis Ruth Anne Limotta Ronald Lynch Nancy Roscoe Shirley Sherrod Mary Ann Young Lorrie Browning Martha Foster Estella Paul — Faculty Advisor Mary Lou Goldsberry Patricia Long Billie Pierce Martha Wills Peggy Winters Carole Wooster Shirley DeCorlo Harold Stegmiller — Faculty photography advisor PAGE 1 Presentation 3 Principal 4 Vice-Principals 5 History of School 6-9 Faculty 10 Special Staff 11-16 January Grads THE SHIP ' S LOG PAGE 17-30 June Grads 31-52 Clubs, Organizations 53-60 Underclassmen 61-69 Pirate Treasures 70-74 Infornnals 75-76 Girls ' Sports 77-88 Boys ' Sports 89-1 00 Advertisements I CLEO L. DUMAREE, our energetic and understanding principal, came to us in the fall of 1952 from South High School. We are fortunate to have him as our Capiain ai the Helm Genevieve Griffith Vice JPrincipa Is Harold Washburn E X E C IJ T I V E O F F I C E R fffnff nil ' Scioio Reilcctions We dipped into the past as far as the eye could see, Saw the visions that were yesteryears — the things that used to be. Saw our High School have its origin, 1847 was the date, When first superintendent, Asa Lord, opened higher learning ' s golden gate. The enrollment increasing from year to year, moved the State Street building to a different sod; Many a chuckle and many a tear were experienced, at the high school on Sixth and Broad. We advanced to the period called Central High; the year 1892 And we see the first team to wear our colors — make a striking red and black debut. In nineteen hundred and one, Glee Club, Debate Teams and Class Night were begun. Nine years later in 1910 — the building ' s name was changed again, The High School of Commerce pioneered the way, to make our Central, what she is today. 1920, first vice-principal Edith Bell was instated; two years later the ANNUAL was created. 1924 saw new Central ready to bear the fruits that her pre- decessors had sown with such care. So onward we go! To the river Scioto! We see Central High School in all her splendor, ready to en- fold us in her grey arms so tender, At his desk is C. L. Dumaree, our principal. Whose kindness and fortitude remain invincible. We look upon the faculty; they number 62 in all We thank the Holy Divinity that they answered the teaching call. We see the auditorium where we sit assembly days We watch the Friday Frolics, operettas and drama plays. Our newspaper, the OUTLOOK, is good to see. Likewise our yearbook, the DOUBLOON. We hear Senior Choir, the radio broadcasts and watch the movie at noon. The clubs are next — though too numerous to write, Are stars of our past that will always shine bright. We visit the shops on the ground floor. Then we dash for the cafeteria as in days of yore. Pete the Pirate smiling down at us, makes lunchtime and happy- time synomymous. We see the football field, baseball diamond and the track And for a moment or two our memories go fondly back — To Homecoming, the band, the crowds, the cheers And our athletes whose courage and honor are undaunted by fears. We think of Central and our three years here. And the awakened memories bring forth a tear, because We, the class of ' 54, are proud to hove docked on Central ' s shore; We, as the famed Pirates of old, have found our treasure a thousand-fold. And like our God who dwells in the sky. We know the spirit of Central will never die! By Barbara Hermann They J avigate GEORGE ANDERSON Printing FLOYD L. CARLISLE Social Studies MARY DALBEY Clottiing JOHN G. BARTON Botany HELEN L. CHRYSLER Biological Science JOSEPH L. DAVIS Engiisli GERTRUDE E. BEERY Stiorttiond-Typing MABEL M. COLLINS Shorthand -Typing - Office Machines MARGUERITE W. BENTZ Social Studies JANE COWELL Social Studies WILLIAM P. BUNNER Zoology-Physiology WARREN F. DOERR Industrial Arts-Visual Aids RUTH DOLEZAL English EDITH DAKIN Cafeteria Manager-Clothing HELEN DOUGHTON Geography CentrtMl Chart the Course DONALD F. DUPRE Dramatics-Radio G. W. DURFLINGER Advanced Mathematics E. RUTH GREENE Foods SUE ELLIS Physical Education MARY ALICE GREENWOOD Shorthand-Typing Book keeping -Guidance R. W. FORNEY Machine Shop LOWELL GREGG Driver Education JAMES RICHARD JENKS Industrial Arts STELLA R. GITTINS Homemaking GERALDINE C. HARRIS Social Studies W. G. KESLER Athletic Director-Physical Education VIRGIL O. GREEN Social Studies CARL W. HOUSE Drafting FRANK HOWE Physical Education-Coach FacMM lty MARY RUTH HUNTER Latin-English } Through Rough CHARLES KOTERBA Basketball Coach Physical Education-History NICHOLAS PAHL Shorthand-Typing NOEL PIERSCHE Drawing ANN MacMILLAN Physical Education-Guidance DAVID R. PARKS Physical Education-Coach JOE H. PORTER Distributive Education ESTELLA PAUL Journaiism HARRY H. PRIEST Accounting R. JACK MILLER Electricity-Driver Education KENT A. PFEIFFER Math-Senior Advisor MARGUERITE PRIEST Shorthand-Typing 1 ELIZABETH MOORE Vocal Music C. R. PEMBER Machine Shop I. J. READ Sales-Hislory-Ad Staff I9S3-W54 ... EtitMvatiowttMl lIVtEters if M JANE REAMER Shorthand-Typing VIRGENE ROE English ELIZABETH SPRAGUE English Nof picfured: SHADEL SAUNDERS History BETTY SEMMELMAN English ELMER E. REGER History-Coach G. W. RUSSELL Metal-Shop Math HAROLD STEGMILLER Printing WILLIAM A. RHOTON Physics EVELYN SHINN English-Spanish CAROLINE B. THOMPSON Spanish WAYNE RIHENHOUSE Math-Coach RUTH SKIMMING Shorthand-Typing Bookkeeping RAYMOND E. TRINTER Chemistry ROBERT D. ROCKEY Instrumental Music PERRY E. SNIDER Welding-Machine Shop WILBUR H. WHISTON P.O.D.-Current History-Law A. It Bands an Deck • ' - r ;tO LOUISE LEWIS Librarian JOSEPHINE LEPLEY RINEHART Visiting Teacher Nof Pictured: JEAN HANNAH Record Clerk EDNA KIES School Nurse VIRGINIA PANTHANA Secretary 10 Class Officers F n DOROTHY Bootsie ALBERT Hall Guard. Council, Spring Concert, Student Court, Cafeteria Help, Hall Guard Cap- lain, Noon Movie Crew, Junior and Senior Choir- Secretory, F.T.A., Home- coming Court, Senior Class-Secretary. NANCY BASTIAN Honor Study Chairman, Our Miss Brooks , Spring Concert, Library Staff, Hall Guard, Drama Club, Spanish Club, Y- Teens, Out ook and Doubloon Staffs, Sigma, F.T.A., Girls ' Glee. i. NORA COLES BONNIE ALUS My Maryland , Student JAMES Jim BOLIN BARBARA JEAN Bob DALE Honor Study Chairman, Student Council, Hall Guard-Captain, Spanish Club, F.T.A., Girls ' Glee, My Maryland , Noon Movie Crew, Junior and Senior Choirs. JOHN WES DAVIS Spring Concert, Rotary Luncheon, Hall Guard, Junior and Senior Chorr, Audio Visual Aids-Sec- retary. PEGGY Peg DAVIS Hall Guard. MARILYN DEAN Library Staff, Y-Teens, Doubloon and Outlook Staffs, Girls ' Glee, Jun- ior Choir Vice-President, Senior Choir, Spring Concert, F.T.A.-Librarian, Quill Scroll. MARY ANN MARE DEAN Hall Guard, Ad Staff. DONALD Doby BROOKS Hall Guard, Noon Movie Crew, Football-Captain, Baseball, Track, Varsity C-President. SHIRLEY ANN Peachie CLARK My Maryland , Spring Concert, Student Coun- cil, Hall Guard, Y-Teens, Senior Choir, F.T.A., G.A.A., Girls ' Glee-Pres- ident. ANNIE RUTH Lover-Girl DAVIS Noon Movie Crew. SHIRLEY DE CARLO Our Miss Brooks , The Other Wise Man , My Maryland , Hall Guard, Drama Club-Sec, Y- Teens, Outlook and Doubloon Staffs, Junior and Senior Choirs, Var- sity Cheerleader, F.T.A., G.A.A., Honor Study Chairman, Spring Con- cert, Christmas Play ' 53. BETTY DONALDSON Hall Guard. RONALD RONNIE EATON Junior and Senior Choirs, Basketball, Track. RICHARD Dick FARRELL Honor Study Chairman, Christmas Ploy, My Maryland , Student Council-President, Stu- dent Court-Clerk, Judge, Library Staff, Hall Guard -Cap to in, Drama Club- President, Spanish Club-President, H i-Y- Vice-President, Speech Conference, Senior Choir, Sigma, Kappa. Debate Team. HENRY Fast One ' FASONE Bellows Art Club, Hall Guard, Track, Golf. BOB Knuckles FIFFICK Student Council, Hall Guard, Hi-Y, Noon Movie Crew, Football, Basket- ball, Varsity C. GERALDINE Gerry FRAIME Bellows Art Club, Rotary Luncheon, Student Coun- cil, Student Court-Judge, Chief Justice, Clerk, Cafeteria Help, Office Help, Hall Guard, Span- ish Club, Y-Teens-Presi- dent, F.T.A.-Sec. . v; DAVID Dave FRANK Student Council, Hall Guard, Golf. RAYMOND Sugar Ray HARRIS Hall Guard, Football WYDELL Jimmy GAINES Let ' s Moke Up , My Maryland , Drama Club, Senior Choir, Stage Crew, D.E. Club. SHIRLEY GIBSON Honor Study Chairman, New Moon , My Mary- land , Student Council, Cafeteria Help, Drama Club, Senior Choir, F.T.A., Sigma Kappa Psi. JOAN Jo HANKISON Honor Study Chairman, My Maryland , Cafe- teria Help, Hall Guard, Senior Choir, F.T.A., Sigma Kappa Psi. BONITA Bonnie HEPLER Bellows Art Club, Stu- dent Council, Noon Movie Crew, F.T.A. PHYLLIS Phiico HOGG Cafeteria Help, Hall Guard, Band. LEONARD Hood HOODLET Bellows Art Club-Presi- dent, Student Court-clerk, bailiff. Art Scholarship. BONNIE HOOPER Hall Guard, Y-Teens, Senior Choir, New Moon , NANCY ANN Nan HOWARD Ad Staff, Stamp Counter, PATTY Pat JORDAN Ad Staff, Stomp Counter. RICHARD MCANICH Student Council, Hall Guard, Sponisli Club, Noon Movie Crew, Golf. LAWRENCE LITTLETON Spanish Club, Track. CAROLYN Corol KELLER Student Council, Library Staff, Cafeteria Help, Noll Guard, Y-Teens, F.T.A. JAMES Jim MC CAUSLIN PAUL Rabbit Kern DONNA Don MARANG Our Miss Brooks , Holl Guard. JOANN Jo KETTELL Hall Guard, Stomp Counter. REBECCA Becky KINCAID Office Help, Hall Guard. Ad BARBARA Barb LEWIS Spring Concert, Hall Guard, Doub oon, Out- look Staffs, Junior Cfioir, Sigma, Quill Scroll. JERRY MARTIN Varsity C, Baseball-Cap- tain, Bosketboll, Hall Guard. LAWRENCE Larry MEEKS Our Miss Brooks , My Maryland , Rotary Lun- ctieon. Drama Club, Jun- ior and Senior Cfioirs, Ensembles, F.T.A., Kap- pa, Class Speaker. JAMES Jim ' MOCCABEE MARLENE Mop MOFFETT Honor Study Cfioirman, My Maryland , Student Council, Cafeteria Help, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Noon Movie Crew, Senior Choir, G.A.A., Girls ' Glee. MARY Lu-Lo MORLAN Cafeteria Help, Hall Guard, Junior Choir, F.T.A., Girls ' Glee. «= I D ROGER Pete NICHOLSON Student Council, Hall Guard, Basketball, Base- ball, Varsity C. MARY NOTESTONE Student Council, Ad Staff, Junior Choir, D. E. Club-Vice President. JOYCE Boots ' NUGENT Bellows Art Club, Stu- dent Counci I, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, F.T.A. PAUL Buddy OREM Hall Guard, Football, Baseball, Varsity C. ALBERT Tony PERRY The Other Wise Man , Hall Guard, Drama Club, Hi-Y, Junior and Senior Choirs. MARY Mimi PIERCE Let ' s Moke Up, Spring Concert, Student Council, Hall Guard, Drama Club, Y-Teens, Junior Choir, G.A.A. MARJORIE POWERS D. E. Club. NANCY Nan R05C0E Journalism Conference, Speech Conference, Honor Study Chm., Let ' s Make Up , Our Miss Brooks , Lesson From St. Luke , Christmas Play ' 51 - ' 53, My Maryland , Spring Concert, Rotary Luncheon -Speaker, Stu- dent Council, Student- Court-Judge, Sec, Libr- ary Staff, Office Help, Hall Guard, Drama Club, Debate Team, Latin Club- Pres., Out oofc- Editor-in- chief, Doub oon Staff, Sr. Choir-Treas., Quill Scroll, Sigma Kappa Psi, F. T. A. - T re a s., C I o s s - Trees., G.A.A. , Class Speaker. WILLIAM Bill RAMSEY Library Staff, Football, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Sigma Kappa Psi. Hall F.T.A. MARY RUDELL Guard, Y-Teens, SHIRLEY Tootle SHERROD Spanish Play, Spring Concert, Student Council, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Doub oon, Outlook staffs. Quill Scroll, Sigma Kappa Psi, F.T.A. , Girls Glee, CiH- zen Reporter. MARILYN SIMMONS Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Sigma Kappa Psi. BETTY LOU SLAUGHTER Girls ' Glee. VIRGIL Lefty SMITH Spring Concert, Hi-Y, Junior Choir, Stage Crew, Boys ' Glee. BARBARA THOMAS Student Council, Hall Guard, Basketball, Girls ' Glee. it - :. ROLAND ' ' Rolland TOWNSEND My Maryland , Hall Guard, Senior Choir, En- sembles, Band, Track, Boys ' Glee. WAYNE TRUSDELL ' New Moon , My Mary- land , Junior Choir, Sen- ior Choir, Band, Boys ' Glee, Bellows Art Club, Doubloon artist. JOANN Jo TWIGG Spring Concert, Noon Movie Crew, Junior Choir, Senior Choir, F.T.A. f J VAL VORE My Maryland , Hall Guard, Latin Club-Trea- surer, Senior Choir-Presi- dent, Ensemble, Band- President, Orchestra, Sigma Kappa Psi, F.T.A.- Vice Pres., Senior Class- Vice President, Boys ' Glee-President. MILDRED Sally WILLIAMS Library Staff, Hall Guard, V-Teens, Junior Choir, Sigma, F.T.A.-Treas. ROBERT Rob WILLIAMS Hall Guard, Latin Club, Baseball, Varsity C, Sen- ior Class-President. GLENN Cricket WRIGHT Bond, Orchestra, Track. WAYNE WHITE Basketball. JVai In Our Pirate Telescapic Vie§M? LEWIS Speed AMOS Hall Guard, Football manager. HARRY Andy ANDREWS Hall Guard, Basketball, Varsity C. FRANK BOYER Senior Choir, Football. IIM J.C. CARMON Honor Study Ctiairman, My Maryland , Hall Guard, H i-Y, Junior Choir, Senior Choir, Football, Basketball, Track, Varsity C. BOB ADAMS Hall Guard, Latin Club, Hi-Y, Senior Choir. HAROLD RAGLAND Track. BILL SMITH Musical Production, Noon Movie Crew, Con- cert Band, Orchestra, Football, Track, Varsity C, Basketball. RUTH LUSCH Office Help, Hall Guard, Y-Teens, G.A.A. MARY BICKHAM Honor Study Chm., Musi- cal Prod., Student Coun- cil, Library Staff, Cafe- teria Help, Hall Guard, Debate Team, Pres.- Sponish Club; Sec.-Y- Teens; Senior Choir, En- sembles. CLYDE HOPKINS Musical Production, Hall Guard, Debate Team, Latin Club, Noon Movie Crew, Junior Choir, Senior Choir. CHARLES FLEMING Hall Guard, Senior Choir. WARDELL MYRICK NORMAN ROBINSON Hall Guard, Noon Movie Crew. BESSIE MUNSON Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, G.A.A. SHELVIA Shelley FRANCIS Sponish Club, Y-Teens, Noon Movie Crew, Ad Staff. BILL PFEIFER Senior Choir, Track. BETTY FABER Musical Production. CHARLES WICKHAM GENE WINE Hall Guard, Noon Movie Crew, Football, Treas.- D.E. Club. NATHANIEL CARTER Hall Guard. 16 I I V 17 T RICHARD GREEK AGRIESTI Student Council, Band Concert, Orchestra. ii JUNE Red ALBRIGHT Musical Production, Stu- dent Council, Junior Choir, Senior Choir, Ensemble. MARY ANN YOUNG Honor Study Chm., Dra- matic Prod., Student Council, Office Help, Hall Guard, Hall Guard- Captain, Drama Club, Y-Teens, Noon Movie Crew, Outlook, Doufa oon Staffs, Quill and Scroll, F.T.A., G.A.A., Radio Prod., Reserve Cheer- leader. FREDERICK rritz ALEXANDER D. E. Club. JO ELLEN Jody ANGLE Honor Study Chm., Office Help, F.T.A., G.A.A. MC ELDON Mickey BAKER Student Council, Cafe- teria Help, Hall Guard, Noon Movie Crev , Ad Staff, D. E. Club. KAY Bunny AUSTIN Musical Production, Libr- ary Staff, Hall Guard, Drama Club, Y-Teens, Junior Choir, Senior Choir, G.A.A., Sigma. WAYNE BAKER Hall Guard, Hi-Y, Projec- tion Crew. MARY Yonnie AUTRY MICHAEL Mick BOLEN Football, Track. DON Baldy BALDWIN JIM Plato BALLY Honor Study Chm., Dra- matic Production, Chief Justice of Student Court, Pres., Latin Club; Pres. and Sec. of Hi-Y, Sec. of Varsity C, Sports Edi- tor Doub oon, Outlookj Pres., Senior Choir, Quill and Scroll, Football, Basketball, Musicol Pro- duction, Baseball, Sig- ma, Senior Class-Pres. DAN BARGDILL Hall Guard, Noon Movie Crew, Football, Basket- ball, Track, Varsity C. LINDA BARNHILL Honor Study Chairman, Office Help, Hall Guard, F.T.A., Girls ' Glee-Pres. MILLIE Dolly BARTOLUCCI Musical Production, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Girls ' Glee, Senior Choir, Junior Choir. ! A ' m 00% - - ' SUE Susie BAYES Student Council, Office Help, Holl Guard, Treas. of Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Sec. of Girls ' Glee, Jun- ior Choir, Concert Band, F.T.A., G.A.A., Senior Class-Sec. : DALE BONHAM CHARLOTTE Timy BENJAMIN Hall Guard, Hall Copl- oin. PATRICIA Pat BLAKE Honor Study Chm., Sec. Treas. of Library Staff, Hall Guard, Noon Movie Crew, Majorette, G.A.A., Junior Band. HUNG YEE Noon Movie Crew. RUTH Ruthie BENNER Sales Tax Counter. ADELAIDE Addie BUDD Musical Production, Stu- dent Council, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Junior Choir, Senior Choir, En- sembles, F.T.A., Sigma. JAMES Jim BLANGY Football. ROBERT Bob BENNETT Musical Production, Sen- ior Choir Ensembles. ROBERT Bob ' BURNS Hall Guard. NORA Nonie BERGER F.T.A. RICHARD Rich CALDWELL Hall Guard, Span ish Club, Senior Choir, Bos- ketboM, Track, Varsity C. RONALD BETTS IRIS BLATT Honor Study Chairman, Library Staff, F.T.A. , Sigma. BESSIE Bess CALENDINE Honor Study Chairman, Hall Guard, Concert Bond, G.A.A. .: ' ' - f MARILYN ■■Sally CASTEEL Office Help, G.A.A., Sales Tax Counter. FRED Slim COOPER Track. FLOYD ■■Ted CHAPMAN Student Council, Hall Guard, Projection Crew, Hall Captain. HELEN CHINN ■■Kitty Honor Study Chairman, Hall Guard, Y-Teens, Girls ' Glee, Junior Choir, F.T.A., G.A.A. ROGER ■■Rog CREIGHTON Honor Study Chairman, Student Council, Hall Guard, Spanish Club. DAVID Dave CUMMINS Dramatic Production, Bellows Art Club-Sgl. at Arms, Latin Club-Pres., Radio Production. RONALD ■■Shag CUNNINGHAM Bellows Art Club. ■r ySi ? ' ji r LEVI WRIGHT HELEN YEE Bellows Art Club, Office Help. TERRY CLARK Vice-Pres., Student Coun- cil; Bellows Art Club, Library Staff, Spanish Club, Football, Vice- Pres., Varsity C; Track. BILLIE Soozoolc COLLINS Dromo Club-Vice-Pres., G.A.A. - Pres., Dramatic Prod., Musical Prod., Student Council, Holt Guard, Y-Teens, Outlook, Doubloon, Junior Choir- Treas., Senior Choir, F.T.A., Varsity Cheer- leader, Queen ' s Court. WILLIAM ■■Bill CREEDON Football, Track. EVA CUPP G.A.A. JANET DAGON Bellows Art Club, Hall Guard, Noon Movie Crew. ELEANOR ■■Ellie DAVIDSON Musical Production, Bel- lows Art Club, Student Council, Y-Teens, Junior Choir, Senior Choir, En- sembles, Varsity Cheer- leader. ' J. JACK DAVIS ' ' •-df Junior Choir, Football. A NORMA Snowy DAVIS Student Council, Hall Guard, Latin Club, F.T.A., G.A.A. JERRY WOZNIAK Student Council, Hall Guord, Sigma Kappa Psi. RUTH ANN Ruthie DEAN Soles Tax Counter. HAROLD Del DELLENBACH Honor Study Chm., Musi- cal Production, Halt Guard, Junior Ctioir, Senior Choir, Vice-Pres., and Treas. of D.E., Hall Captain. ELAINE ShorHellow ' DEMCOE Student Council, Spanish Club, Sigma, Kappa. 1 VIRGINIA Jinny DE WITT Office Help, Hall Guard. JEANNINE Jeannie DIENER D.E. Club. RICHARD Doc DODGE Dramatic Production, Musical Productions, Drama Club, Senior Choir-Vice-Pres., Ensem- bles, Dance Band, Con- cert Bond, Orchestra. JUSTIN WOOD Hall Guard. BERNARD Bernie ' DORAN Football. MARY DOWNING Dramatic Production, Library Staff, Drama Club, Latin Club, Out- look - Editor - in - Chief, Doubloon Staff, Quill and Scroll, F.T.A., Rodio Productions, Rotary Luncheon, Spanish Club. CLEORIA Vickie DUFFINS Student Council, Office Help, Noon Movie Crew, D.E. Club, G.A.A. CATHRYN Cathy DURBAN Student Council, Ad Staff, D.E. Club. LARRY Ed EDINGTON Hall Guard, Hi-Y, boll. Basketball, ball. Varsity C. Foot- Bose- DANNY Wild Bill ' ELLIOTT JIM Socrates EMMITT Musical Production, Stu- dent Council, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Jun- ior Choir, Senior Choir- Sgt. at Arms, Football, Baseball, Ensemble, Var- fity C. JOHN Fosf FOSTER Hall Guard, Sgt. at Arms-Latin Club, Junior Choir, Football, Basket- ball, Track, Treas. of Varsity C. RITA Shorty CALLICHIO Musical Production, Of- fice Help, Junior Choir, G.A.A. HELEN Luigie GANSHAW Student Council, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Sales Tax Counter. 1 -«t1 ii CLYDE Beaver ' ENGLAND Track. CHARLES Sonny FANNIN Rotary Luncheon, Student Court, Vice-Pres., Library Staff, Sigma, Basketball- Mgr. NEWTON Noot FOSTER Hall Guard, Latin Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Varsity C. RONALD GLENN MARY LOU GOLDSBERRY Pres. -Bellows Art Club, Library Staff, Cafeteria Help, Hall Guard, Sec. of Latin Club, Y-Teens, Ouf ooir, Doub oo ' n, Treas.-F.T.A. Senior Class Vice-Pres. X MARIE Dimples FISHER Cafeteria Help, D.E, Club Sec. JANET Jan FUTERER Student Council, Hall Guard. EMMA LOU FLETCHER Musical Production, Hall Guard, G.A.A., D.E. Club. NORMA Jody GRIMM Dramatic Production, Musical Production, Girls ' Glee, Student Council, Student Court-Judge, Cashier-Cafeteria, Hall Guard, Drama Club, Y- Teens, Senior Choir, En- sembles, F.T.A., G.A.A., Radio Production. ALTON HALE --1 SERAPHIM Sam HARACHIS Musicol Production, Hall Guard, Junior Choir, Senior Choir, Track. PHIL Brownie HARDIN Hall Guard, Projection Crew. ESSIE HAYDEN Student Council, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Hall Captain, Senior Choir, F.T.A. BARBARA Punchy HEWITT Musical Production, Hall Guard, Noon Movie Crew, Ad. Staff, Senior Choir, Ensembles, G.A.A. Dance Band-Vocalist. ROBERT Bob HILDRETH Bellows Art Club, Span- ish Club. -%. , JL ' SOPHIE Sofia HARLAS Student Council, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, F.T.A. DON HARRIS Hall Guard, Football, Basketball, Track, Varsity C. E ARL HASLOP rv FRED Fritz HAWES Bellows Art Club, Stu- dent Council, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Jun- ior Choir, Senior Choir, Dance Bond, Concert Bond, Orchestra, Foot- ball, Track, F.T.A., O.E.A. Luncheon, All-City Bond. ROSE Gabby HENSEL Musical Production, Hall Guard, Y-Teens, Junior Choir, G.A.A. BARBARA Barb HERMANN Dramatic Production, Hall Guard, Noon Movie Crew, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Treas.- Drama Club, Ouf ook Editor-in-Chief - Doub- loon, Quill and Scroll, Journalism Conference, Radio Productions, Ro- tary Luncheon. ROBERT Bob HIMEBROOK Honor Study Chairman, Musical Production, Libr- ory Staff, Hall Guard, Hi-Y, Hall Captain, Jun- ior Choir, Senior Choir, Ensembles, Track. DELBERT Del WAYBRIGHT Student Council, Student Court, Spanish Club, Ad Stoff, Vice Pres. -F.T.A.; Sigma, Kappa, Psi. JAMES HOLBEIN Bellows Art Club, Hall Guard, Hi-Y. RALPH Jack HOLDERMAN Student Council, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Hi- Y, Football, Track, Var- sity C. r n t IDA KING Y-Teens, D.E. Club, G.A.A. jA CAROL LESTER G.A.A. HENRIETTA Hope KIRK Y-Teens, D.E. Club, G.A.A. ROBERT Bob KNAPP Student Council. PATRICIA Pot LEWIS Y-Teens, Concert Band, Sales Tax Counter, Nam- ed Yearbook. JIM KOUNTZ Student Council, Base- ball, Varsity C. JESSIE LARRISON Student Council. HELMAR Sherry LIPSCOMB Student Council, Hall Guard Captain, Span- ish Club, Sec. Treas.- latin Club; Y-Teens, F.T.A. PATRICIA Pat LONG Student Council, Cafe- teria Help, Office Help, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Outlook, Concert Bond, F.T.A., G.A.A., Sigma, Noon Movie Crew. SYLVIA LUSIGNOLO Office Help, Hall Guard, Junior Choir, Soles Tax Counter. RONALD Ronnie LYNCH Musical Production, Bel- lows Art Club, Student Council, Spanish Club, Out ook, Doub oon, Jun- ior Choir, Senior Choir, Quill and Scroll, Sigma. DOROTHY Dot MC BRIDE Sales Tax Counter. w- S5 JUNE Junie LEFTWICH Musical Production, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, latin Club, Chap. -Sen- ior Choir, Ensembles, Dance Bond, Orchestra, Pres. -Girls ' Glee. RUTH ANNE LIMOTTA Dramatic Production, Hall Guord, Drama Club, Y-Teens, Outlook, Doub- loon, Librorian-F.T.A.; G.A.A., Varsity Cheer- ANNIE Ann MANN leader, Homecoming Office Help, Hall Guard, Queen. Sales Tax Counter. ROBERT Bob OGILVIE library Stoff, Latin Club, Concert Band. ROBERT Bob OLIVE JEAN Jeanie PARKER Musical Production, Sec- Student Council; Judge- Student Court; Hall Guard, Spanisti Club, Pres.-Y-Teens, Junior Choir, Senior Choir, Or- chestra, F.T.A. PHILLIP OREM Hall Guard, Football, Baseball, Varsity C. «MltS HELEN OROSCO Student Council, Drama Club, Sec. -Spanish Club; Y-Teens. VIRGINIA Gin PATETE Cafeteria Helper, Office Help, Y-Teens, Sales Tax Counter. FLORENCE Flossie OTT Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Noon Movie Crew, Junior Choir, Senior Choir, Ensembles, F.T.A. , Musical Production. LARRY WESNEY HELEN Pud PALMER Pres.-D.E. Club. DARRYL ANN D.E. Club. PAYNE SHIRLEY Peanut WALTERS Hall Guard, Junior Choir. PHILLIP Phil PERTEE Honor Study Choirmon, Musical Production, Cafe- teria Help, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Jun- ir Choir, Senior Choir, Ensembles, Football, Track, Pres. -Varsity C. RICHARD PHILLIPS Musical Production, Stu- dent Council, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Jun- ior Choir, Senior Choir, Ensembles, Sigma. JEAN PIERCE ERMA POSTLE Office Help, Holl Guard, Ad Staff, Junior Choir, Ace. -Boys ' Glee. • - «. SHIRLEY POWERS Honor Study Chairman, Cafeteria Help, D.E. Girls ' Glee. DALE QUEEN Hall Guard, Projection Crew, D.E. Club. PAUL QUINCEL Noon Movie Crew, Junior Choir. DARYL RAY PHYLLIS Phiico ' RAY G.A.A., D.E. Club. CURVINGTON Curve REEVES Musical Production, Spanish Club, Junior Choir, Senior Choir, En- sembles, Concert Band, Orchestra, Track. SAM WEBB Dramatic Production, Hi- Y, Football, Track, Vor- stiy C. IRMA Punkin REDIFER Student Council, Spanish Club, Vice-Pres. -Girls ' Glee. NORMA JEAN RILEY Musical Production, Hall Guards Y-Teens, D.£. Club. CHARLES Skip ROBINSON Musicol Production, Hall Guard, Donee Bond, Con- cert Band, Orchestra, Basketball, Varsity C. SHIRLEY Cheryl ' ROWE Honor Study Chairman, Hall Guard, Noon Movie Crew. FRED GRUMMAN Hall Guard. ALICE Al RUMMELL Student Council, Hal Guard. CAROL Jeannie SABO Hall Guard. CARL Buddy SALLY Musical Production, Jun- ior Choir, Senior Choir, Dance Bond, Concert Band, Orchestra, Basket- ball, Baseball, Varsity C. ' LUCILLE Lucy SALTERS Student Council, Hall Guard, Spanish Club. RONALD Ronnie SCHOEMER Musical Production, Pres.- Bellows Art Club; Hall Guard, Spanish Club. ADELINE Add SCHWARTZ Musical Production, Sfu- devTit Council, Hall Guard, Treas. - Y-Teens; Hall Captain, Junior Choir, Senior Choir, En- sembles, Head Major- ette, Queen ' s Court. BARBARA SCOTT I JANET SmlHy SMITH Honor Study Chairman, Musical Production, Stu- dent Council, Office Help, Hall Guard, Y- Teens, Sec. -Junior Choir; Senior Choir, Ensembles. ROBERT Bob SMITH Hall Guard, D.E. Club. EILEEN SEEGER Student Council, Hall Guard, Drama Club, Noon Movie Crew. ROBERT Bob VANCE Hall Guard. DAVID Dave SOWERS Musical Production, Hall Guard, Latin Club, Noon Movie Crew, Ad Staff, Senior Choir, Ensembles. MALCOM Bugs ' SPANGLER Hall Guard. PATTY JANE SPRAGUE Musical Production, Y- Teens, Senior Choir, En- sembles. DICK SPRINGER Dramatic Production, Musical Production, Stu- dent Council, Drama Club, Debate Team, Vice-Pres. -Latin Club; Senior Choir, Ensembles. BARBARA Barb SQUEO Student Council, Span- ish Club, G.A.A., Varsity Cheerleader. BARBARA Jeannie STARRETT Musical Production, Stu- dent Council, Sec. -Sen- ior Choir; Ensembles, G.A.A. DAN 5TIERHOFF Bellows Art Club, Hall Guard, Spanish Club. ff , c . t EVERETT Whizzer WHITE Ha II Gua rd. Senior Choir, Track, Varsity C rf 1 d. PAT MANN NORMA Norm MARKWOOD Musical Production, Of- fice Help, Hall Guard, Junior Choir, F.T.A., G.A.A., Sigma Kappa Psi. LILLIE MASSEY Hall Guard. EARL Max MAXSON Hall Guard, Hi-Y Projec- tion Crew. A BETTY JO MIDDLEBROOKS Hall Guard, Noon Movie Crew, Sales Tax Counter. LINDA MILLER Office Help, Hall Guard, Latin Club. SHIRLEY MILLER Hall Guard, Junior Choir. ( HAROLD Gene MOORE Bellows Art Club, Span- ish Club. «L BERNICE Big Bern MOSBY Concert Band, Orchestra, G.A.A. MARGARET MOODY G.A.A. 4 RHk ? MICHAEL Wir dy - -5?f MYERS Hall Guard, Sp anish •  Club D.E. Club, Foot- , ball. Track. 1 BETTY WHARTON Student Council, Office Help, Hall Guard, Sigma, Kappa. tz -- ELSIE Ellie NOLL PAUL OATES Junior Choir, Football, Varsity C, Track. PEGGY Peg WINTERS Y-Teens, Outlook, Doub- toon, Ad Staff -Mgr., G.A.A. IDA MAE WILLIAMS Cafeteria Help, Office, Help, Sales Tax Counter. ROBERT Buzzy JAYNES LORENE Rainie JOHNSON Student Council, Hall Guard, Sponisfi Club, Noon Movie Crew, G.A.A., Sales Tax Count- er. SHARON Sherrie KAEHELE library Staff, Hall Guard, Noon Movie Club, Outlook, Doub- loon Staffs, Ouill and Scroll, Sigma Kappa Psi MARY HOWIE Cafeteria Help, Office, Help, Hall Guard, G.A.A. MARY ILER Ad Stoff, Concert Bond. IMORE Mamie JACKSON D.E. Club, G.A.A. HELEN JARVIS Office Help, Hall Guard. GEORGE JEFFERS Student Council, Hall Guard, Sigma. HOWARD Brother-in-law ' JOHNSON Hall Guard. PHYLLIS Pigmie KEATING Musical Production, Stu- dent Council, Office Help, Hall Guard, Y- Teens, Senior Choir, En- lembles, Sigma. HATTIE Toni Ann KEY Cafeteria Help, Office Help, G.A.A., Queen ' s Court, Hall Guard. BETTY Jeanie KING Honor Study Cfiairman, Hall Guard, D.E. Club, Soles Tax Counter. CLEDITH To Te ' KING Hall Guard. SHIRLEY STINSON Hall Guard, Y-Teens, Sales Tax Counter. HERBERT STREET Musical Production, Jun- ior Choir, Senior Choir. SHIRLEY SUTTLES Office Help, Y-Teens, F.T.A., Soles Tax Count- er. EARL Ears TOWNSEND Musical Production, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Noon Movie Crew, Jun- ior Choir, Senior Choir, Ensembles. CAROL TAYLOR Office Help, Hall Guard. TAYLOR Trim TRIMBLE Hall Guard, Treas.-Hi- Y; ' Footboll, Basketball, Track, Sgt. at Arms-Var- sity C. JUANITA Corkey TROSPER Junior Choir, Senior Choir, D.E. Club. DOMINIC Don VERRILLI Treas. -Projection Cre NICK Baby VONTSOLOS Treas. -Bellows Art Club; Hall Guord, Hi-Y, En- sembles, Track. YVONNE VOORHIS CHARLES WAGNER JUDY STEWART Musical Production, Student Council, Hall Guard, Hal! Captain, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Ouf ook, Doubloon Staff Artist; Vice Pres. -Bellows Art Club, Quill ond Scroll, F.T.A., G.A.A. ( r • 4 SHIRLEY CHOCHARD Junior Choir . 30 iVo M ictured 1: C (5) ■i nQO ftgcr; ' .- StuB€ient Council This legislative body discusses questions of importance to the school and students Back in 1922, when Central was known as Commercial High, there were a Boys ' Council and Girls ' Council; and each group considered problems of their sex. It wasn ' t until 1925 that Student Council was formed. Thus our school is student gov- erned by a council which promotes well-being and cooperation among teachers and students. Miss Genevieve Griffith, vice-principal, is the advisor. TheyHi Make Yau fValk The Plank FIRST ROW, left to right: C Chapman, treas.; T. Clark, v, pres.; D. Farrell, pres.; J. Mor- ion d, sgt. arms; J. Parker, sec. SECOND ROW: E. Seeger, S. Church, L McFadden, B. Baker, P. Mercer, P. Scofield, C. Keller, I. Johnson, B. Swetland, B, Fields, L. Salters, B. Thompson 0. Pinnell, S. Harlas. THIRD ROW: M. Young, M. Kern, M. McKibben, B. Hoodlet, B. Allis, J. Smith, D. Adams, C Duffins, B. Wharton, A. Budd J. Smith, G. Fraime. FOURTH ROW: D. Basil, B. Col lins, M. Moffett, H. Orosco, C. Fowler, S. Fyler, C. Hildebrond, R. Holderman, R. Manley, H Lipscomb, J. Stewart, M. Bick horn, N. Roscoe, N. Grimm J. Tubaugh. FIFTH ROW. C. Lewis, T. Cul berson, D. Nardin, A. Block wood, D. Waybrtght, P. DeLong R. Creighton, F. Howes, R Knowles, M. Dolton, C. Roy burn, R. Knapp, R. McAnich, T Ysseldyke, D. Davis. Student Court The purpose of Student Court is to guide the wayward pirates onto safe shores, in other words, to right the wrong and to help prevent mistakes. A Student Court member has to be elected by his homeroom, screened by the advisor and approved by the other teachers. Jane Reamer, the new advisor, began serving the second semester of ' 54. The chief justice presides over the meetings. The records are kept by the secretary and clerk. The judges present the case, and the bailiffs take the student offender to the court room. Court meets the third period every day. Kent Pfeiffer worked faithfully with court for the past 10 years. C O FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Woybrighl, M. Anc erson, G. Fraime, chief justice; N. Roscoe, L. Hood- let. SECOND ROW: C. fannin. M. McKib- ben, J. Parker, N. Grimm, B. Hoodlet, B. Allis. THIRD ROW: Mr. Pfeiffer, J. Bally, L. Williams D. Farrell. FIRST ROW: left to right; L. Barnhill, N. Markwood, C Sheets, M. Young, N.. Berger, J. Hoover, B. Swetlond, Miss Sprogue. SECOND ROW: S. Boyes, J. Honkison, C. Kel- ler, B. Pierce, B. Collins, B. Kuhn, C. Wooster, I. Brown- ing, S. Horlcs. THIRD ROW: S. Clark, N. Bastion, J. Mil- ler, J. Stewart, J. Twigg, S. Gibson, L. Williams, M. An- derson, P. Patterson. FOURTH ROW: T. Culberson, D. Woybright, J. Taylor, F. Howes, B. Steffens, D. Nor- din, R. Vitale. Future Pirate Vrofs Frances C. Wo ter Club of fhe Future Teachers of America We pirates have little teachers and big teachers. By little teachers we mean the ones who are not quite full-fledged members of a faculty but who some day will be. In other words we have an organization at Central called Future Teachers of America. The F.T.A. was organized in 1953 by Frances C. Walter. The purpose of this club is to interest students in becoming good teachers and to cultivate qualities of leadership, character and scholarship. F. T. A. FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Chapman, cor. sec; V. Vore, v.-pres.; R. Limotto, hist.; L. Meeks, pres.; G. Froime, rec. sec; M. Dean, lib.; M. Will- iams, treos.; Miss Reamer. SECOND ROW: D. Vore, P. Scofield, B. Thompson, B. Hoodlet, S. Church, J. Angle, B. Baker, S. Suttles, S. Man- gold. THIRD ROW: N. Grimm, N. Roscoe, B. Dale, H. Lipscomb, P. Long, A. Budd, B. Allis, N. Cooper, M. Goldsberry. FOURTH ROW: P. Jones, B. Faulkner, J. Banas, S. Reynolds, J. Nugent, J. Parker, I. Blott, J. Perte , F. Ott. 33 Every thing A. bout It Is A ppealing FIRST ROW, left to right: S. DeCarlo, sec; B. Col- lins, v.-pres.; A. Black- wood, pres.; B. Her- mann, trees.; Mr. Dupre. SECOND ROW: B. Harp- er, M. Young, F. Gonn, G. Robinson, R, Baldwin, N. Bastion, J. Ronsburgh, E. Meyers, L. Browning, W. Jordon, P. Hommond, B. Steinhousser. THIRD ROW: C. Wooster, J. Limotio, R. Petty, D. Adorns, D. Thompson, V. Moynord, S. Williams, R. Limotto, H. Orosco, N. Grimm, N. Collins, N. Roscoe. FOURTH ROW: B. Richmond, R. Mehrle, C. Chopmon, L. McFad- den, L. Schoenberger, C. Herndon, N. Spybey, A. Wine, P. Anderson, S. Gibson, P. Reuter, V. Neil. FIFTH ROW: D. Agriesti, H. Grigsby, D. Patrick, D. Dodge, L. Meeks, L. Cordial, C. Rich, F. Allgood, M. De- Louder, J. Davis. IBrawna Club If one is interested in the art of acting and has talent, his talent and interest need not be wasted. The Dramatics Club was formed in 1950 by Don Dupre, present advisor, to further the interest of drama and the theatre in the minds of Central High students. The club elects a president, vice-president, secretary and treasurer, and holds its meetings once a month. FIRST ROW, left to right: H. Trim, trees.; D. Cum- mins, sgt. arms; L. Hood- let, pres.; R. Schoemer, v.-pres.; J. Dogon, sec. SECOND ROW: R. Hair- ston, L. Huber, J. Nug- ent, C. Cody, S. Rifter, M. Foster, J. Stewart, B. Hepler. THIRD ROW: D. Stierhoff, G. Hemsley, R. Pock, R. Lynch, M. Golds- berry, B. Cordell, Miss McGroth. FOURTH ROW: J. Holbein, H. Moore, G. Froime, N. Vontsolos, G. Burnside, R. Parker. The largest room on the third floor, the one with the many windows, is a warm and cheerful place to be. The odor of fresh point, the bright drawings, the kindly teacher, and industrious students paint a delightful picture. The Bellows Art Club v as organized in 1926 for the purpose of cultivating a finer appreciation for art. Variety shows, poster advertisement for various organizations serve as an all around art service to the school. All of this keeps the pirate artists clearing the easel . Miss McGrath is the club advisor. Ciub lif, ' Mi! ih W«, iltill hull 1%, Wa ttil IWi iifl v i Hm (Ml iVt H 34 . Thoy Sail Frawit Fareign Shores Ltos A wnigas The first Spanish club of Central, El Circulo Costellano, was organized in 1925 to create an interest in the people of Spanish-speaking countries. Today, known as Los Amigos, meaning The Friends , this club strives for the same results as the original club. It has many activities including an annual Christ- mas party, Pan-American Day program, and a scrapbook. Mrs. Thompson is faculty advisor. FIRST ROW, left to right: E. Demcoe, R. Phillips, V. pres.; D. Farrell, pres.; H. Orosco, sec; Miss Thompson. SECOND ROW: B. Cordell, B Hoodlet, L. Schoenber ger, M. McKibben, G Bornhart, M. Downing I. DeLooch, S. Boyes, L Solters, S. Mangold, P Long, S. Harlas, T. Tuck er, R. McFarlond. THIRD ROW: J. Stewart, C. Chapman, B. Hermann, F. Caldwell, M. Bickham, R. Lynch, H. Thomas, J. Nugent, M. Moffelt, D. Comston, S. Guthrie, J. Bonos, J. Parker, S. Francis. FOURTH ROW: D. Lokin, C. Royburn, C. Reeves, R. Horch, J. Tay- lor, A. Blackwood, J. Moyle, H. Lipscomb, E. Hoyden, A. Budd, D. Hortmon, S. Shelton. S. Poindexter, F. OtI. FIFTH ROW: H. Moore, J. Bochman, C. Von- scoy, D. Patrick, R. Schoemer, E. Jordon, H. Grigsby, D. Wilhelm, G. Royot, G. Froime, P. De- Long, T. Ysseldyke, D. Woybright, E. Townsend, D. Davis. FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Anderson, M. Dona- Ihan, Miss Hunter, B. Baker, pres.; N. Cooper, V. pres. SECOND ROW: D. Yore, S. Mangold, L. Huber, S. Nelk, B. Slein- housser, M. Sims, L. Browning. THIRD ROW: D. Shipley, G. Riggs, B. Collihon, R. Hoirston, S. Williams, B. Thompson, C. Rich. FOURTH ROW: D. Agriesti, B. Francis, D. Cummins, J. Burns, H. Lipscomb, J. Tubough, T. Culberson. FIFTH ROW; M. Goldsberry, J. Gates, G. Asbridge, J. Harsh- borger, S. Hatfield, C. Long. Knowledge is Power , this is the motto of Societas Latino, the Latin Society. ' Tis true, we all agree, that the power of Latin is very evident in our own language. Formed in 1926 and later renamed, the Latin Society has its own club song, colors, and initiation rules. Latin Club advisor is Miss Hunter. 35 Fawniliar Feminine Faces FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Bickham, sec; S. Bayes, treas.; B. Hoodlet, V. pres.; J. Parker, pres.; G. Fraime, mem. at Ig.; E. Weikert, mem. at Ig.; Miss Roe. SECOND ROW: S. Shook, B. Thompson, D. Hope, R. Lusch, H. Kirk, P. Hyle, N. Grimm. THIRD ROW: P. Reuter, M. Painter, S. Karnes, E. Barr, E. leVally, D. Caroll, M. Mof- fett, S. Rodgers, J. Smith. FOURTH ROW: B. Hermann, H. Orosco, J. Lusignolo, S. Edsell, M. Wills, R. Petty, S. Hatfield, S. Beck. FIFTH ROW: P. Kear- ney, K. Austin, C. Chapman, B. Cordell, P. Winters, H. Lips- comb, L. Wentzel, J. Stewart, M. Goldsberry. The Y-Teens of C.H.S. are a shining example of what girls can do when work- ing together in fellowship . Directly affiliated with the Y.W.C.A. down town, the girls hold meetings during registration here at C.H.S. and at the end of the month at the Y . From polishing the trophy cases to sending boxes overseas, the Y-Teens lend a helping hand in many ways. Miss Roe is faculty advisor. Y-Teens f Vt i FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Moore, G. Crooks, B. Harper, M. Young, L. Mc- Fadden, M. Burns, D. Holton. SECOND ROW: S. DeCorlo, S. Church, M. Vore, B. Swetland, B. Richmond, J. Joynes, M. Hoiney. THIRD ROW: S. Mangold, J. Francis, I. Krumm, M. Erienwein, M. Honna, B. Munson, C. Herndon, C. Boldeser. FOURTH ROW: J. Mayle, M. McKibben, S. Shortridge, N. Bastion, J. Horshborger, C. Verrilli, V. Patete. FIFTH ROW: M. Anderson, L. Willioms, T. Bukey, M. McCabe. 36 3Mannet cd 3§asculinity ' « s ■ SV ft!ST_ £, The male side of the Y-Teens is the Hi-Y. This club strives to extend clean speech, sportsmanship and all around clean living in the home, school, and com- munity. Their activities vary from attending church to playing various sports. Hi-Y is a national boys organization, and is a direct part of the Y.M.C.A. Mr. Doerr is the advisor. To encourage and promote the v elfare of the athletic associations is the purpose of the Red Letter club, or, as it is better known around Central, the Var- sity C. A boy has to earn his varsity letter in some sport before becoming a mem- ber. Varsity C came into existence in 1952 with Frank Howe, track coach, and Chuck Koterba, basketball coach, as the faculty advisors. Ui ' Y FIRST ROV , left lo right: Mr. Doerr, D. Farrell, trees.; G. Tope, v.-pres.; P. Schooley, chop.; J. Bally, sec. SECOND ROW: L. McGlone, T. Perry, D. Might, P. Bor- ror, V. Smith, B. Deem, G. Ankrum, J. Emmitt. THIRD ROW: S. Webb, N. Vontsolos, D. Honno, T. Trimble, C. Hilde- brood, R. Holdermon, E. Moxson, J. Chomp. FOURTH ROW: T. Yssel- dyke, T. Smith, J. Seely, B. Fiffick, C. Turner, D. Ysseidyke, J. Friend, B. Himebrook, P. Pertee. Varsity FIRST ROW:, left lo right: Mr. Koterba, J. Morion, trees.; D. Brooks, v. pres.; J. Bally, sec.; T. Trimble, sgt. arms; Mr. Howe. SECOND ROW: J. Foster, N. Foster, S. Webb, P, Pertee, F. Lombardi, J, Emmitt. THIRD ROW: T, Pintello, G. Bennett, R Fasone, D. Fluor, G. An krum, D. Threott, J. Sur rott, M. Clonin, J. Kountz, P. Orem. FOURTH ROW F. Burton, D. Harris, H. Andrews, T. Clark, E. White, R. Holdermon, R. Caldwell, W. Littlefield, E. Jordan, G. Roszman, FIFTH ROW: P. Oates, C, McCampbell, J. Martin, I. Car m on, D. Borgdill, J. Hakes, P. Orem, B Fiffick, H. Chodwick, B. Smith, L. Edington, P Schooley. 37 H. E. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Porter, H. Dellen- bach, trees.; H. Palmer, pres.; M. Notestone, v pres.; J. Diener, sec SECOND ROW: H. Kirk M. Powers, I. King, M, Hooks, Powers, Conkel, ROW: Durban, Riley, Fletcher, Roy. THIRD J. Trosper, C M. Fisher, B, N. E. P. King, D. Payne, I. Jack son, C. Duffins. FOURTH ROW: W. Gaines, D. Queen, F. Alexander, M. Baker, M. Mayers, R. Sel- bert, G. Wine, B. Smith. Distributive Education, D.E. for short, is a new club at Central being organized the first semester of the ' 53- ' 54 school year. The D.E. program is an outgrowth of the Smith-Hughes Act and was originally begun in 1935, for the purpose of training students the art of distributing retail goods. At present, there are thiry-five members in Cenral ' s D.E. Club with Mr. Porter the advisor. These pupils attend class one half a day and then depart for their respective jobs. The club pin is diamond-shaped with sunbeams coming from an engraved pack- age in the center. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Doerr, D. Verrilli, G. Ankrum, B. Fiffick. SECOND ROW: J. Davis, E. Max- son, E. DeRoy, L. McGlone, J. Seely, N. Weaver. THIRD ROW: P. De- Long, T. Chapman, D. Wilhelm, J. Hayes, J. Lane. FOURTH ROW: H. Townsend, P. Dillard, P. Hardin, T. Smith, D. Mclntyre, P. Schooley. The Audio Visual Aids Club is composed of boys who work behind the scenes in the projection room. As an aid to the teachers, the boys run films and play re- cordings. The crew holds meetings the first Tuesday of the month and at these meetings discuss matters pertaining to the Audio (Ear) and Visual (Eye) senses. Mr. Doerr is the faculty advisor. Yaung and etty But Strang and Granving 38 LihrtEry Siaff FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Bloke, sec. treos.; T. Culber son, pres.; C. Fannin, v pres.; Miss Lewis, librarian SECOND ROW: C. Wooster, B. Baker, B. Hormon, D, Vore, B. Thompson, L. Huber, B. Landrum, C. Riffle. THIRD ROW: P. Ogilvie, S. Edsell, J. Tubaugh, I. Blatt, M. Dean, R. Bonor, G. Parsley, M. Downing. FOURTH ROW: M. Goldsberry, D. Agriesti, D. Hull, P. Hole, A. Murray, A. Morton, L. Binkley, M. Williams. FIFTH ROW: B. Nichols, R. Forrell, P. Thomp- son, R. Sohn, B. Ogilvie, R. Needs, D. Mclntyre. Central offers many opportunities to increase one ' s knowledge, but one of the best opportunities is located within the book covered walls of our library. Miss Lewis, the librarian, chooses her staff from those who like to work with books, whose grades are above average, and who has a study hall daily. New officers are elected by the staff each semester. The duties of the student librarians are to check books, receive fines, keep the library quiet and undisturbed. The library is another service organization of Central. Office Help Being an office helper is a fine experience for the bright eyed dolls-down by the riverside. Answering incoming calls, run- ning errands and odd jobs of typ- ing keep the girls hopping one period everyday. Miss Panthana and Mrs. Hannah oversee the girls. FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss Panthana, sec, M. Cosleel, S. Suttles, P. Hammond, Mrs. Hannah sec. SECOND ROW: J. Sutton, A. Harness, M. Howie, S. Lusignolo, V. Potete, R. Kincaid. THIRD ROW: E. Nicely, P. Long, H. Yee, B. Whittington, M. Blaylock, G. Froime. They A.nstver The Call Far Help 39 They Merit Praise Frown The CtMpiain rsi FIRST ROW: N. Roscoe, S. Sherrod, J. Hankison, S. Gibson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Durflmger, V. Vore, M. Simmons, B. Ramsey. K€Epp€W FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Downing, N. Morkwood, E. Demcoe, B. Wharton, J. Angle. SECOND ROW: J. Wozniak, M. Clanin, H. Lipscomb, D. Wcybright, D. Farrell. IliiMlbli Wisdom, the guide of life is the translation of the Greek words Sigma Kappa Psi. This is the academic honorary society of Central, founded in 1922. The first step in achieving this honor is taken while in the tenth grade, and is the Sigma award. The student ' s grade must be 1 3 A ' s and not over 3 C ' s. Kappa is next, given to all juniors who have completed the eleventh grade with at least Vi A ' s and not over 2 C ' s. The last step (and a big one at that), is the Psi award and entitles the student to full-fledged membership in Sigma Kappa Psi. To win Psi, the pupil must be a graduating senior and ' A A ' s and not more than one C for each semester of work while at Central. Mr. Durflinger is the faculty advisor. SiffMntB FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Baker, B. Benson, D. Vore, S. Church, N. Morkwood, P. Scofield, B. Thompson. SECOND ROW: B. Hoodlet, I. Wenger, K. Austin, B. Doughty, L. Browning, A. Sibley, J. Pertee, R. Mercier, C. Wooster. THIRD ROW: T. Culber- son, C. Rayburn, R. Mc- Anich, R. Vitole, A. Blackwood, D. Nordin, G. Legue, N. Weover, C. Pfeiffer. 40 JDiPtibltpan Stitii FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Brown, B. Her- mann, editor-in-ctiief; J. Bally. SECOND ROW: M. Dean, N. Bastion, N. Roscoe, S. DeCorlo, R. Limotia, C. Wooster, L. Brown- ing. THIRD ROW: M. Young, R. Lynch, M. Downing, M. Wills, B. Pierce, P. Long, M. Foster. FOURTH ROW: B. Collins, M. Golds- berry, P. Winters, S. Sherrod, J. Stewart, S. Kaehele, Miss Paul. M ivided fVe JVrite Outlook Staff FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Collins, D. Brown, Photog.; N. Roscoe, editor-in-chief; J. Bally, R. Limotta, M. Down- ing. SECOND ROW: M. Young, N. Bastion, S. Sher- rod, S. DeCarlo, R. Lynch, S. Kaehele. THIRD ROW: M. Dean, J. Stewart, B. Her- mann, Miss Paul. United fVe M ublish Ad Staff FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Reed, P. Winters, manager, SECOND ROW: M. Her, W Howard, B. Fields, P. Mer cler, M. Notestone, N. How ard, R. Mehrle. THIRD ROW E. Postle, R. Holderman, M. Dean, A. Harness, B. H witt, S. Francis, A. Kendrick, FOURTH ROW: D. Brown, D Sowers, M. Baker, P. Jordon D. Waybright, E. Fleming, C Durban, S. Parks. n V ! ■ : ■; - MMt P Decide what is news, assign reporters to bring in the news, make page plans, paste up galleys, proof read and distribute the finished paper are a few of the things that keep a newspaper office hopping with action. The name of Central ' s newspaper is the Out ook and students have been reading the pirate paper ever since Central began. The Doufa oon is in its third year although there was a yearbook called Cokoto years ago. The future world of the pen and ink may receive writers who have first experi- enced literary life here at Central. Miss Paul is faculty advisor for both DOUBLOON and OUTLOOK. The Ad Staff is responsible for the advertisements in the OUTLOOK and DOUBLOON. Selling ads and keeping the records straight are a very important part of the ink and press world. Mr. Read is faculty advisor for the Ad Staff. 41 Real Caal Reel Cretv ' Sr MS rS iVooff 3Mavie FIRST ROW, left to right: G. Ken- dall, C. Broadus, E. Seeger, S. Nelk, P. Hammond. SECOND ROW: L. Linton, B. Deist, C. Green, B. Lane, D. Taylor, C. Sheets. THIRD ROW: M. Young, F. Ott, J. Mayle, P. Patterson, B. Dale, Mr. Stegmiller. FOURTH ROW: W. Kilgore, L. Mc- Glone, N. Hackney, D. Brown, C. Turner, C. Hopkins. One, two, three, four, where ' s four? This can be heard at the beginning of the lunch periods every day. No, it isn ' t someone counting the peas on his plate, it is Mr. Stegmiller calling the role of his noon movie and stage crew. From selling and taking tickets to a post in the balcony, the boys and girls help make lunch time at Central, leisure time. A. Path Beet en Ta Their M ine Cafeteria Melpers FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss Dakin, B. Allis, C. Baldeser, M. Bickham, M. Perry. SECOND ROW: M. Abbington, S. Powers, D. Johnston, P. Scofield, R. Hairston, I. Hogg, E. Ellison, S. Mangold, D. Vore, P. Stevens. THIRD ROW: E. Burgess, R. Bonor, L. Johnston, V. Palete, S. Gibson, G. Littleton, J. Pertee, B. Smith, A. Lewis, B. Ben- son. FOURTH ROW: L. Huber, L. James, D. Swortwood, A. Sibley, G. Farmer, J. Cubbage, L. Goolsby, A. Adams, J. Sutton, P. Hogg. FIFTH ROW: N. Weaver, S. Beck, P. Ogilvie, M . Kin- ser, F. Shipley, I. Will- iams, K. Queen, H. Grigsby, D. Agriesti, N. Mossman. With old Ma Central feeding a family of 1400, the cafeteria must have help. For twenty minutes everyday the cafeteria helpers work at serving food, washing dishes and cashiering. Miss Dakin is in charge of the group. i P 0 r lwJ vrJ.J _ . i 42 1 The Bitho BidricksorBs Of Cettiral n G. A. A. FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Collins, pres.; M. Groves, v. pres.; F. Armstead, sec; B. Wtiitlington, trees.; Miss Ellis. SECOND ROW: P. Scofield, F. Gonn, N. Kuhn, S. Nelk, L. Hu- ber, A. Kendrick, D. Thompson, S. Hite, I. Krumm, S. DeCarlo. THIRD ROW: B. Hoodlet, M. Hall, L. Schoenberger, S. Decker, J. Borger, S. Dovis, J. Sweor- inger, N. Roscoe, S. Boyes. FOURTH ROW: V. Neil, S. Will- iams, M. DeLouder, A. Harness, D. Brown, E. Fleming, N. Dagon, N. Grimm. FIFTH ROW; M, Honey, M. McCabe, D. Reynolds, C. Lester, M. Foster, J. Stewart, S. Mollenkomp, N. Hoirston, P. Winters. FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Shook, soph, rep.; B. Cordell, jr. rep.; B. Hewitt, sr. rep.; Mrs. MocMillan. SECOND ROW: M. Swisher, K. Fields, S. White, M. I Castile, A. Key, G. Crooks, P. Clark, P. Hammond, E. Johnson, B. Fields, D. Vore. THIRD ROW: M. Mehrle, R. Mehrle, J. Sharp, J. Downs, P. McGrothers, D. Russell, A. Swonson, M. Milner, M. Donathon, H. Stricklcn. FOURTH ROW: A. Morton, G. Farmer, J. Finley, P. Taylor, M. Howie, J. Rife, J. Bondurant, M. Howie, J. Conley, V. Lofton. FIFTH ROW: R. Bayes, B. Col- endine, F. Allgood, M. Chever, B. Vawter, S. Reynolds, J. Per- tee, B. Harrington, G. Jones, R. Shepherd. FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Wooster, S. Mangold, R. Lusch, D. Holton, M. Burns, L. Brown- ing. SECOND ROW: M. Moffett, R. Limotta, B. Pierce, J. Rons- burgh, L. McFadden, B. Twigg, N. Davis, H. Gonshaw, B. Swetland, M. Young. THIRD ROW: M. Vore, S. Mouldin, M. Anderson, M. McKibben, S. Shortridge, S. Church, C. Bloke- ly, B. Teogordner, B. Smith, M. Wills. FOURTH ROW: J. Lusig- nolo, S. Guthrie, J. Sutton, D. Taylor, N. Collins, N. Gookin, J. Gates, J. Davis, R. Rittgers, E. Weikert. FIFTH ROW: M. Kiser, M. Perry, D. Hipsher, L. Will- iams, S. Beck, J. Tubaugh, K. . Austin, P. Kearney, C. Chapman. O fifi The G.A.A. has been here ever since Central began, way back in 1925. It was active until 1947 when it slowly faded away until the spring of 1953 when Miss Ellis and Mrs. MacMillan along with the help of Miss Griffith reorganized the association. The Graceful Agile Athletes, otherwise known as the Girls Afhietic Associafion, ineet the first Tuesday of the inonth. 43 ? I ' a I H .   Kif« - ■ cx lQ — ' X 55j • : t S 2 e J  ' c S law ' ' c L i ' ••y BW c • |r : 5i . .: ' - Jf ' r -t ' ; ' S 11 1!3 ' 9 Sim K tf - mm £m- J I I ' - . ■ - _• O S c ° O lU 1_) . -X ■r . a. - .? D uj E o ■ .4 o o = Q « B § S . Q. — I « S -q o O o — i _ . i n O J r-Sli .aiS CD o -J I - ■ S CQ (1) i .. (u ° O S • ' J 5 ' J ■2 5 550= - i .E iiz: 4) •- 5 5 -s o I S to o ™a .5 CO JJ ' -o 6 - - O v: 5ol . S u. ( ) a .£ J i H . -cor m X •Mi •Mi o u o 0) o ■D 0) ' c o ID •u O U to O • (U •- u - ■o Ij 3 .2 o o D) a, c — o o (1) o o a. O .b: l§ X c U 1 = ? .2 c ; §1 E 3 ■a o 1 -a |,y i u. h i,||j i j.jxj y yi Y Lessors su£ s rAoe JT- oa Oa o , f 1 r i,; MtTfitirM VyflVy J YS SH£ Junior Chair Here is another group Central can add to her hall of music. Being chosen on their tone quality of voice, and being able to carry a part, these members participote in various school programs. FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Lewis B. Benson, D. Thompson, T. Tuclter, I. De- Loach, P. Stevens, P. Brown, D. Hope, D, Johnson, S. Shool(, A. Jackson, 6. Bru- ner, P. Decker, B. Bolinger, J. Puckett, J. Smith, J. Davis, V. Fitch. SECOND ROW: L. Binkley, S. Fowler, J. Miller, M. Michoels, S. Reynolds, C. Chapman, A. Sibley, J. Pertee, L. James, A. Ankrum, S. Boyes, P. Byrd, E. Ellison, G. Thompson, J. Francis, K. Austin, J. Gates, J. Moyle, E. Wallace, S. Loper. THIRD ROW: D. Schneider, P. Quin- cel, C. Snyder, E. Morchello, F. Wade, D. Barnes, J. J. Moore, R. Knolls, V. Smith, J. Woodford, R. Neil, S. Harochos, G. Cooper, J. Matthews, A. Perry, J. Davis, J. Poppas. FOURTH ROW: H. Grigsby, C. Turner, D. Fluhorty, G. Mutters, D. Erb, B. Meyers, R. Needs, J. Jus- tice, K. Seogroves, F, Romeo, J. Fincher, W. Watson, H. Hurst, C. Hampton, B, Brown, T. Smith, J. Jones, K. Leo- nard. ■RSI ROW, left to right: W ■nmon, R. Boyes, P. Taylor Burns, M. Giles, M. Honna Moines, E. Roberts, G irmer, F. Holland, I telle, C. Beckwith, SEC ND ROW: L. Williams, P ■ng, N. Collins, D. Cook Murray, K. Keels, C lack, R. Hancock, K ;eley, N. Shrewsbury, C artley, Mr. Rockey. THIRD DW: W. Prysock, I. De joch, J. McFarland, B doms, R. Bostic, C. Aisel, S 3rdon, D. Thornton, S nes, A. Glover, T. Abbruz se, J, Swearinger. Junior Band Another section of our instrumental music department is the newly organized Junior Band, designed for the purpose of bridging the gap between instrumental music classes and the marching band. Patterned after the concert band, it is a similar organization, but has fewer persons. 45 S J J J J JJ J I J: 7 Mus S f« I ' ffr US s i ft t ep ou i Youth Sons AAfl ■P '  09 ' rr£nS SOVHB HES P AtsXS Girls ' Glee FIRST ROW, Isft to right: I. Krumm, E. Amick, B. Hoodie), H. Thomas, S. Church, M. Proctor, P. Brewster, A. Cody, K. Beotly, B. Fields, C. Phil- lips, B. Swetlond, A. Fields, I. Fleming, S. Hite. SECOND ROW: V. Gugich, J. Downs, B. Francis, G. Parsley, G. McNally, N. lorntz, M. Anderson, J. Williams, E. Ellison, B. Arledge, J. Sharp, D. Bledsoe, S. Nicholas, G. Miller. THIRD ROW: D. Russell, G. Owsley, B. Whitting- ton, A. Morgan, B. Hill- man, F. Caldwell, C. Tanner, R. McForland, J. Sutton, S. Poindexter, H. Chinn, J. Pishitelli, E. Hudgins, R. Mercier. FOURTH Row: F. Arm- stead, A. Dunlop, D. Shipley, J. Motts, J. Hall, S. Leosure, B. Thompson, S. Frederick, D. Hipsher, S. Mollenkomp, N. Radel G. Littleton, G. Vance, S. Kern, D. Dillon. Girls ' and Boys ' Glee are stepping stones to the Choir and Ensembles. The Glee Clubs sing for various events throughout school. From the Glee Clubs, Miss Moore chooses prospective Choir and Ensemble members according to their voice quality and hearing ability. Bays Glee FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Needs, D. Neil, M. Sovely, C. Pfeifer, F. Darling, T. Abburzzese, F. Wade, C. Snyder, P. Quincel. SECOND ROW: R. Knowles, F. Riccardi, E. Moschello, V. Vore, S. Horachas, D. Hull, T. Perry, J. Justice. THIRD ROW: G. Mutters, J. Woodford, R. Rooks, V. Smith, B. Myers, D. Erb, P. Hearns, J. Fincher, M. Burnside. FOURTH ROW: T. Smith, H. Grigsby, G. Royot, R. Bostic, D. Mourey, R. Sherman, K. Seogroves, C. Hampton, D. Fluharty, H. Hurst, K. Leonard. 46 , JJJ .I h, |J.f ' J ' | .l jJ j J- ' -J l ei y SOVf f TMS FMK A f0 e.f Sifie- OU i LO¥e FOtP£ KOlO C€ T fiL figAX OLD CCA TTfAL GH Girls EMBsewnhle Left to riglit: M. Bickham, A. Sctiwartz, E. Davidson, J. Storretl, C. Hilte, M. Kern, C. Verrilli, M. Bulls, S. Rey- nolds. Accompanist, June Leftwich. Bays Ensetnhle Left to right: D. Springer, P. Pertee, B. Himebrook, D. Sowers, V. Vore, J. Emmitt, R. Townsend, L. Meeks, D. Dodge, C. Reeves, G. Stokes, R. Bennett. Accom- panist, J. Bonos. n n Mixed EwBsewnhle FIRST ROW, left to right: F. On, J. Barger, J. Albright, J. Leftwich, P. Keating, N. Grimm. SECOND ROW: A. Graham, L. Meeks, R. Town- send, V. Vore, B. Hime- brook, P. Pertee. When these musical groups get to- gether, you can be sure of one thing: Music hath charm to sooth the sav- age beast. Although there are no such animals around Central, their music charms us all. 47 Si c u o _o 5 X 5 o to i u 3 o o U E o !r. 3 « u O c U ■i: c o o o y -a O c O o Z a E o -a = 1 ri£ E i 3 0) 5: -o i - o 2 8 i 0) o - o - V V - cn , o -o D — 4) u u E J o P ■D (U O cs. 3 (U I- o o o I .S ■ D U Q. Q. O O O -r. U II ' a} Tim vou ' iis. f Sou ' dE. ftll ' lNGr U g-LY fiY T MZ Uattce Sand FIRST ROW, left lo right: N. Hackney, L. Myers, K. Squeo, C. Rayburn, A. Diller, J. Banas, Mr. Rockey. SECOND ROW: C. Segraves, J. Taylor, R. Horch, M. Zulovllz, F. Howes, G. Hughes. THIRD ROW: P. Borror, K. Vermillion. The Central High School Dance Band has become a familiar group to the students of Central in the past two years. It was organized by Mr. Rockey in 1952. The group has played at all Friday Frolics and dances. The main occasions for which they play are the Homecoming Dance and the Senior Prom. Anytime is their theme song. f ' r ' ii ' i lV, Ot hestra FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Leftwich, A. Diller, W. Ammon, P. Ogilvie, M. Kizer, C. Segraves, F. Verduce, C. Sally, C. Ross, R. Agriesli, K. Squeo. SECOND ROW: M. Hanna, T. Peacock, B. Vowter, S. Pence, Mr. Rockey, R. Horch, J. Tay- lor, J. Rife, B. Mosby, F. Shipley. THIRD ROW: V. Vore, T. Smith, J. Smith, B. Sleffens, B. Smith, D. Murray. Every person desires to reach the top, and those of the instrumental music department are no exception. The peak in this. Central High activity is obtained when a person is chosen for the orchestra. Only the cream of the crop remain, for there are standards which must be met before anyone is considered a member. Established in 1924 by John Rosser, former music instructor at Central, it has provided a rich musical background for various assemblies, the operettas, and the commencements of both day and night school. 49 Carridar GuardiiMns FIRST ROW, left to right; coptains; A. Blackwood, A. Schwartz, J. Nugent, H. Lipscomb, R. Creighton. SECOND ROW: B. Hooper, M. Doughty, S. Stinson, P. Scofield, C. Gray, G. Bornhorl, P. Keating, C. Hille, I. Wenger, G. Vonce, R. Porfitl. THIRD ROW: R .Holdermon, R. Baldwin, N. Riley, M. Anderson, C. O ' Connor, M. Bickhom, J. Pertee, B. Wharton, M. Swisher, C. Blakely, P. Hogg. FOURTH ROW: D. Brooks, P. Jones, S. Kern, R. Rittgers, C. Chapman, B. Cordell, K. Austin, M. Wiley, L. Wiliioms, B. Seymour, J. Bancs. FIFTH ROW: N. Foster, B. Hysell, D. Lakin, J. Holbein, E. Townsend, F. Nelson, M. Spongier, C. Hopkins, L. Sprague, C. Legue, R. Reeves. Mall Guards and Captains Central has many committees which ser e faithfully and loyally. Not to be left out of this list are Hall Guards. It is their duty to protect the property of Central ' s students and to keep the halls orderly. Miss Cowell, the faculty advisor, places different guards in the corridors every period of the day. FIRST ROW, left to right: captains; C. Benjamin, G. Marvin, H. Lipscomb. J. Stewart, D. Nardin. SECOND ROW: E. Fletcher, L. Johnson, P. Long, S. Lusignolo, W. Howard, I. Conkel, H. Key, I. DeLooch, S. Hite, G. Owsley, S. Rowe. THIRD ROW: A. Clifton, D. Comston, R. Reed, H. Gonshow, M. Moffett, M. Howie, J. Nunley, A. Rummell, R. Lusch, P. Davis, B. Donaldson. FOURTH ROW: J, Foster, D. Sowers, L. Goolsby, B. Dole, V. DeWitt, E. Downin, S. Shelton, S. Eichenberger, I. Postle, S. Harlas, S. Guthrie, B. He- witt. FIFTH ROW: F. Grumman, J. Friend, F. Howes, B. Steffens, J. Taylor, R. Vitole, B. Groce, S. Harachis, V. Vore, J. Emmitt, G. Stokes, J. Wozniak. Hi I 50 The CamttMtinding Officers Of Manor Stutly HawBar SiiMdy Chairntan FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss Cowell, E. Burgess, S. Rowe, S. Powers, J. Hanki- son. SECOND ROW: N. Bost- ion, J. Angle, P. Bloke, N. Roscoe, S. DeCarlo. THIRD ROW: S. Mollenkomp, L. Williams, B. Borstow, J. Bally. Here at Central we have an honor study governed by Central students. These chairmen, as they are called, are members of Student Council and Miss Cowell, faculty advisor, chooses them. Duties such as taking attendance, issuing hall passes, and keeping order are bestowed upon them. They Tally The Tax Sales Tax Stamp Counters L. to R.: S. Gothard, J. Ket- tell, R. Banner, R. Dean, J. Pierce, N. Howard, P. Jor- dan. Standing: Miss Greene. ti A O f O Stack those stamps, tie that string, move that bundle. This cry might be heard coming from a select group of Centralities in charge of counting sales tax stamps. Under the auspices of Miss Greene, students count the tax stamps collected in the school-v ide contest sponsored by the Student Council. 51 They Serve Iwb The Galiey A.nd Stvnb The M ecks 1 V i :, -. ;i-; ;„■; (-,?5. ' ?s. M i «!v-;i.«. jiraft -.;ii : r -j - .-Si T ! i ii Cooks Left to right: M. Wendell, M. Evans, M. West, M. James, V. Timmons, F. Valentine, B. Milligan, L Headley, M. Guyton, A. Wishon, Miss Dakfn cafe. mgr. •Faniiors Left to right: F. Mitchell, R. Morrison, O. Miller, R. Allis, chief engineer. Ever wonder why Cenfralites are so well nourished and healthy looking? And did you ever wonder why Central herself is always so neat and clean? All credit goes to our custodians and the cooks in the cafeteria. They work long hours to satisfy our needs and to make Central more like home. 52 They ll Sink or Stviwn   53 .Jim HA FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Gray, I. Hale, S. Guthrie, I. Fleming, R. Lusch, G. Miller, B. Swetland, J. Thompson, J. Jaynes, M. Wills, E. Weikert, E. Barr, D. Hope. SECOND ROW: D. Jones, P. Allen, P. Kearney, M. Bickham, J. Barger, J. Stewart, B. Munson, J. Hoover, R. Sampson, G. Ankrum, R. Fasone, J. Taylor, G. Marvin, N. Hollins. THIRD ROW: D. Link, J. Jones, C. OConner, R. Nelson, B. Pierce, B. Cordell, C. Chapman, M. McKibben, G. Bornhort, J. Mayle, F. Lattimer, K. Ferguson, B. Steffens, K. Copen- haven, A. Cox. FOURTH ROW: D. Brown, K. Leonard, P. Andrews, D. Fluor, R. Horch, E. Piatt, D. Ysseldyke, D. Davis, F. Howes, B. Groce, J. Mathews, B. Deem, P. Gomez, J. Friend. FIRST ROW, left to right; P. Stevens, M. Groves, M. Blaylock, P. Byrd, G. Dickerson, P. Allen, G. Barn- hart, L. James. SECOND ROW: F. Wode, C. Chapman, B. Cordell, P. Kelly, V. Davis, P. Kearney, M. Bickham, C. O ' Connor. THIRD ROW: F, Armsteod, D. Flour, N. Bostic, V. McClendon, E. Stevens, N. Jordon, J. Black, J. Surralt, C. Surroll. FOURTH ROW: C. Larkins, P. Schooley, B. Hickman, L. Webb, K. Meier, H. Baker, R. Armstrong, R. Humphrey. 54 HB (3nOP ' r - n o 1 jj O 1 FIRST ROW, left to right; J. Miller, G. Owsley, D. Pinnell, C. Sheets, B. Arledge, F. Lombordi, R. Petty, L. Schoenberger, R. Ritters, I. Wenger, D. Taylor, N. Turner, S. Sheskey, L. Hammer, M. Solyers, S. Poindexter, B. Tigner, L. Williams. SECOND ROW; A. Blackwood, B. Deist, F. Oyer, E, Going, C. Pfeifer, F. Herron, D. Hite, J. Henthorne, S. Decker, B. Morgan, G. RIggs, B. Baker, D. Thompson, N. Cooper, A, Kendrick, D. Adams, P. Hartley, M. Swisher, B. Bruner. THIRD ROW: D. Nardin, D. Night, L. Williams, R. Mercier, C. Sowers, G. Tope, C. Hildebrond, M. Zulovitz, G. Stokes, G. Hemsley, T. Williams, D. Parker, G. Dix, N. Weaver, J. Whalen, D. Kalb, C. Long, FOURTH ROW: J. Sturgill, J. Hartwell, R. Sohn, J. Schneider, A. Erb, H. DeRoy, R. Porfitt, R. Loftus, J. Luke, R. Rieser, W. Taylor, L, Bell, I. Johnson, R. Klough, G. Legue, E. Kinser, H. Townsend, D. Wilhelm, R. Stewart. FIRST ROW, left to right; P. Hammond, B. Fields, C. Hilte, C. Broodus, M. Thompson, S. White, W. Howard, S. Parks, A. Jackson, S. Hite, B. Benjamin, A. Harness, N. Shore, P. Scofield, L. Brown- ing. SECOND ROW; V. Lofton, J. Conley, E. Robertson, M. Francis, B. Fields, H. Scott, S. Karnes, F. Allgood, M. Griffin, W. Hickmon, J. Bondurant, M. Howie, T. Grinston, A. Brommer, E. Burgess, M. Kern, E. Hudgins, G. Thompson, M. Mehrle. THIRD ROW; C. Wooster, G. Robinson, A. Morgan, S. Fulton, P. Potterson, S. Shortridge, M. Anderson, V. Fitch, G. Vance, S. Mollenkomp, E. Johnson, M. Butts, B. Higginbotham, B. Barstow, P. McCann, B. Sey- mour, J. Bonos, I. DeLoach. FOURTH ROW: J. Waters, R. Mehrle, B. Morris, B. Hysell, A. Scurlock, T. Culberson, K. Miller, D. Von Syckle, C. Turner, D. Basil, J. Gorver, R. Churchman, J. Bachman, J. Fincher, U. Ardister, R. Moor, J. Caldwell, S. Reynolds, J. Pertee. FIRST ROW, left to right: C. VanScoy, D. Patrick, W. Willioms, P. Borror, N. Hackney, J. Hakes, W. Kilgore, C. McCampbell, D. Threotl, W. Litllefield, J. Eodom, J. Chomp, J. Gibson. SECOND ROW: G. Dickson, D. Vore, R. Halderman, W. Jordon, A. Fields, E. Tanksley, P. Mercer, S. Glover, B. Carter, K. Fields, B. Pierson, B. Moses, A. Clifton, B. Coffey, C. Grove, M. Doughty, P. Jones, D. Comston, R. Baldwin, B, Smith. THIRD ROW: D. Zobonik, C. Fowler, M. Francis, S. Kern, M. Giles, J. Albough, F. Seeger, C. Verrilli, E. Nicely, A. Sibley, B. Doughty, B. Benson, B. Price, R. Phells, C. loue, E. Fleming, R. Shepherd, L. Binkley, S. Church, B. Thompson. FOURTH ROW: B. Sark, P. Ransom, D. Arnetf, C. Kinser, B. Myers, G. Bennett, W. Morgan, M. Wiley, H. Noel, B. Simmons, J. Woodford, S. Chochord, M. Michael, A. Matthews, L. Williams, V. Moynord, S. Mangold, J. Sharp, B. Hoodlet. FIFTH ROW: D. Lokin, E. Rife, H. Rich, A. Murray, J. Moore, J. Globe, W. Pullen, R. Parker, L. Sprogue, A. Graham, O. Scott, K. Humphrey, C. Royburn, L. McGlone, J. Seeley, H. Burris, S. Fyler, B. Faulkner, B. Whitlington. 55 FIRST ROW, left to riglit: J. Harris, N. Wood, B. Boll- inger, P. Friley, B. Mahard, S. Shook. SECOND ROW; P. Taylor, J. Mizer, H. Beery, D. Hortman, J. Downs, T. Tucker, Y. Woody, H. Thomas, I. Krumm. THIRD ROW; B. Thompson, E. Downin, J. Conley, C. Blake- ly, L. Goolsby, J. Williams, R. Reed, A. Lewis, M. Rob- inson, f. Francis. FOURTH ROW; R. Boyes, S. Shelton, J. Timberloke, G. Asbridge, D. Shipley, C. Lewis, J. Gates, E. Wallace, N. Moss- man. FIFTH ROW; R. Sher- man, E. Hairston, P. Thomp- son, W. Moore, J. Slaughter, E. Jordon, D. Chandler, R. Elder, C. Harrison, R. Gu- thrie, J. Reef. lOA FIRST ROW, left to right; G. Zellner, D. Mixon, J. Per- singer, V. Neil, M. Delaud- er, L. Parker. SECOND ROW: G. Thompson, A. Woolfolk, J. Murdock, E. Mawhirter, T. Pentello, F. Van Order, R. Needs. THIRD ROW; R. Sophio, J. Brockington, W. McCreary, R. Mann, D. Thornton, J. Westenberger, C. Garwood. FOURTH ROW; W. Kickman, T. Ysseldyke, C. Dotson, J. Gleoson, F. McDonnell, H. Dennis, J. Pierson. FIFTH ROW; H. Grigsby, D. Mclntyre, J. Bargdill, G. Rayot, G. Tolbert, K. Winton, J. Willioms, S. Jordon. 56 FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Abbington, Z. Early, E. Elli- son, W. Tanksley, J. Word, P. Brown. SECOND ROW: R. Cossidy, B. Harmon, B. Gardner, M. Milner, D. John- ston, D. Sowell, W. Bosley, S. Eichenberger. THIRD ROW: K. Winston, D Bar- nes, R. Parcel!, P. Hyle, P. Bateman, S. Castle, K. Kline, G. Thompson. FOURTH ROW: J. Motts, F. Caldwell, R. Manley, B. Hillmon, A. Mormon, B. Brent, J. Davis, J. Reuter. FIFTH ROW: G. Cooper, D. Cook, C. Lewis, R. Breeze, R. Knowles, R. Rooks, R. Burton. lOA lOB FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Agriesti, R. Warren, J. Chap- man, D. Kay, C. Aisel, J Swearinger, D. Bledsoe, G Crooks, H. Carter, B. Con ner, E. Meyers, V. Grgich M. Honno. SECOND ROW J. Nienhous, T. Pitchford S. Frederick, A. Morton, R Scharte, C. Riffle, N. Gib son, N. Collins, J. Sutton, S Beck, S. Gothard, D. Shock ley, R. Higgins. THIRD ROW: A. Dunlop, M. Kinser, E. Burnside, C. Caste, A. Hooper, D. Wright, F. Ab- bott, G. Albough, R. Legue, J. Woy, L. Trait, D. French, D. Tetmon. FOURTH ROW: E. Walker, J. Pratt, J. Lewis, G. Foulk, J. Hoye, R. Sporks, K. Segroves, J. Croft. !l 57 lOB FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Von Bloricum, C. Snyder, J. Dovis, E. DeRoy, J. Chandler, E. Amick, M. Dovis, L. Amick, R. Hoirston, G. Conkel, B. Steinhausser, L. Huber, P. West, E. Elswick, C. Wickhom, B. Chodwell. SECOND ROW: G. Griggs, P. Clendenin, B. Vowter, M. Hall, E. Downs, N. Flock, S. Ritler, M. Bennett, K. Wright, P. Lucas, F. Lemosters, C. Ruff, R. Riffle, P. Jones, N. Dagon. THIRD ROW: M. Robinson, J. Lusignola, S. Mouldin, S. Edsell, M. Durr, N. Hairston, H. Borror, N. Larntz, S. leosure, P. Ogilvie, R. Buckley, G. Goodrich, N. Farnsley, F. Verduce, D. Wong. FOURTH ROW: W. Westhoff, V. Nichols, C. Hompton, R, Neil, R. Potter, M. Honey, D. Sparks, K. Boggs, J. Cottrill, P. Hortley, C. Hartley, P. Dillard, R. Reeves, L. Cordial, C. Massie. FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Hollingsheod, Y. Wholey, O. Green, A. Gibson, E. Bradley, C. Scott, N. Russell, P. Fletcher, D. Knopp, S. Williams, B. Jones, N. Koch. SECOND ROW: J. Wing, R. Shields, C. Wood, P. Kountz, J. Noel, P. Shrider, N. Londrum, J. Jackson, G. Farmer, D. Furr. THIRD ROW: H. Yokteen, L. Shorter, R. Williams, D. Schneider, E. McCoy, P. Green, J. Justice, H. Bundy, F. Dyer, F. Dunning, T. Walker. FOURTH ROW: W. Williams, H. Smith, D. Hill, R. Pack, E. Clark, D. Mourey, D. Mcloin, J. McFann, R. John- son, B. Struckmon. 58 10 B FIRST ROW, left to right: F. Gonn, B. Smith, M. Sovely, R. Eng- land, S. Davis, R. Mossie, A. Smith, M. Winkhous, D. Wellnitz, M. Vilale, S. Nelk, C. Rabinson, J. limotta, L. Johnson, B. Harring- ton, M. Campbell. SECOND ROW: R. Mosier, R. Hartman, M. Perry, B. Richmond, L. McFadden, A. Wine, S. Rodgers, V. Nelk, E. Hook, D. Piccinini, J, Stamper, J. Simkins, P. Reuter, I. Johnson, B. Nes- tor. THIRD ROW: D. Murray, C. O ' Neal, S. Nash, L. Russell, D. Russell, C. Fenner, D. Swortwood, E. Shambaugh, T. Surrott, J. Sidwill, C. Davis, S. Hanshaw, P. McClendon, C. Ruffins, M. Hen- dricks. FOURTH ROW: G. Mutters, N. Sutton, R. Lester, N. Ross, J. Moreno, M. Schmidt, J. Reed, F. Shirleg, R. Morris, S. Page, R. Wicks, E. Taylor, J. Bannett, C. Ross, M. Dalton. FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Mercier, D. Beniamin, A. Stewart, J Palmer, D. Dougherty, M. Erienv ein, M. Sims, S. Lowe, P. McGro thers, A. Glover, B. McGruer, M. Donothon, C. Beckwith, T. Ab bruzzese, K. Seely. SECOND ROW: D. Calhoun, J. Francis, D. Webb C. Arledge, A. Dillon, B. Savage, O. Hendrix, B. Glenn, J. Harsh barger, N. Weaver, P. Cloy, A. Roberts, H. Slrictlond, L. Bennett V. Merriman, J. Kindler. THIRD ROW: E. Hook, C. Lernley, R. Hail S. Stevens, M. Beard, J. Priest, L. Wentzel, S. Hatfield, K. Mac Millen, N. Murray, M. Spencer, N. Morris, R. Caldwell, R. Dupler, J. Cubbage. FOURTH ROW: D. Held, J. Eyssen, J. Berry P. Mullen W. Bevens, F. Rrccardi, R. Simmons, R. Seymore, D. Oslerlow, J Bonks, D. Compton, J. Willison, E. Eorhort, D. Hull. 59 lOB FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Howord, F. Darling, N. Kuhn, M. Vore, B. Adams, T. Maines, S. Conkle, D. Knechtly, S. Nicholas, G. Littleton, J. Thompson, M. Hammye, M. Kiser, K, Keels. SECOND ROW; R. Morton, M. Everhort, G. Kendoll, H. Tucker, P. Clark, J. Hall, R. Bonor, M. Branscomb, I. Wilson, R. Kirby, V. Bonham, A. Smolley, N. Radel, J. Miller. THIRD ROW: F. Grady, D. Hipsher, R. Byers, I. Estelle, W. Prysock, J, McForlond, J. Martin, M. Anderson, C. Basye, T. Crawford, B. Greene, J. Burns, J. Lowe. FOURTH ROW: W. Ammon, R. Simms, P. Heorns, C. Sutton, C. Black, B. Wilson, D. Dillon, D. Tucker, T. Matthews, W. Lyon, H. Redding, G. Grant, C. Rich. FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Pence, B. Sark, J. Moore, B. Hollings- head, M. Burns, D. Holton, N. Radcliff, M. Proctor, J. Rinker, C. Rainey, K. Beaty, M. Bailey, I. Jackson, K. Fowler, B. Keltell, P. Williams. SECOND ROW: B. Savage, S. Steffens, E. leVally, N. Raymond, J. Bautler, J. Petty, N. Shrewsbury, M. Painter, C. Young, C. Phillln G. Pnrslev, G. McNallv, B. Callihon, P. Glenn, C. Hern- don. THIRD ROW: D. Fluhorty, C. Homier, R. Carpenter, C Perk J Ransburqh, C. Pike, R. Fields, E. Robbins, J. Pishilelli, G. Polmer, M. McCabe, C. Berry, A. Mohone, M. Nantz, E. Workman. FOURTH ROW; J. Wilcox, H. Hampton, T. Bukey, C. Tumes, J. Tubauah, R. Burke, B. Arnold, R. Neol, M. Harles, W. Blacksher, M. Mayle, A. Robinson, E. Grimes, A. Grimes, R. Hogons. c 60 1 I ' I '  y v Royal Setting VS(JV ? I R T E B O M E C O M I iV G Ki 62 i933 A Box-seat For Regality Left to right: S. Adams, H. Key, B. Collins, K. John, C. Sears, Queen R. Limotta, M. Zulovitz, A. Schwartz, B. Allis, D. Guylon, ' 52 Crowns ' 53 A Charming Queen Ruth Anne Limotta A Charming Court Bonnie Allis Billie Jean Collins Hattie Key Adeline Schwartz 63 MMwup s Talented Portrait of Billie! ' Ah! These travel foldersl ' t|qO(% Golly! Look at that! The Greasepaint Kids Billie Jean Collins . Dick Dodge Larry Meeks Norma Grimm Nancy Roscoe Don Patrick Nancy Bastion Barbara Hermann . Ruth Anne Limotta . Rudy Baldwin Carole Wooster .. Loretha Browning Allen Blackwood .. Harold Grigsby Mary Ann Young .. Shirley DeCarlo ..- Charlotte Chapman Donna Marang 64 Mfratngg Trat§pe Fine dubo Dixi iisi Sylvi iionle lilorti Bain Dor fail litecti life Christmas ' ' Winter Wonderland S ie dons her robe CHRISTMAS REMEMBRANCE-} 953 ' 65 Student Dup proves a point! Faculty members discussing the operetta. Mr. Roc key, instrumental director; Miss MacMrllon, dancing instructor; Miss Moore, vocal director; Mrs. Dalbey, costume advisor; Mr. Stegmiller, stoge supervisor; and Mr. Dupre, dra- matic director. Left to right, Seated: Jim Champ, Hubert; Janet Borger, Duchess; Delores Adams, Countess; Dick Sherman, Tony. Standing: Clair Hildebrand, Ruder; Don Ysseldyke, Van Mark. Four Lackeys, Kenneth Keels, Robert Knowles, Curvington Reeves, Clyde Hopkins. Joy Bonos, Francis Caldwell — Accompanists. Barbara Faulkner, and Glenn Stokes, Specialty Dancers. Gro ■;tt, TW H . ■..- ' ■;fltw x ' ' Grelchen, June Leftwrch, teases Lutz, Dick Davis, OS Doctor Engle, Bob Fosone, and Karl Fronz, Dick Dodge, look on. Princess, Eleanor Davidson, approves of the Prince while Lutz is shocked. The boys, Tom Smith, Tom Frank and Art Graham asks for a kiss, but Kathie, Jean Star- rett, slaps instead. Lutz whispers scandol to Copt. Tarnitz, Tom Ysseldyke. The two women in the Prince ' s life. The Princess dances with Copt. Tarnitz in the ballroom scene. The lovers. 67 Cheer- ' Fur Leaders R A H f R A R f VARSITY CHEERLEADERS left to right: MARLENE KERN, BILLIE JEAN COLLINS, RUTH ANNE LIMOTTA, ELEANOR DAVIDSON, SHIRLEY DECARLO. F I G R T T E A M f RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Left to right: CHARLOTTE CHAPMAN, BARBARA SQUEO, MARY ANN YOUNG, LYNN McFADDEN, FAYE GANN. AT THE GAME! Shirley DeCarlo, No. 36, Eleanor Davidson 68 Th y rt Mi€ p Va The Stop F O O T B A L MAJORETTES Left to right: Dolly Brookins, Barbara Faulkner, Solly Decker, Solly Church, Adoline Schwortz-Heod Mary McKibben, Pat Bloke, Georgeonno Bornhort, Maj. .,.v.r; :ri: tt-Ei ! i , Lj jr?n ' lTiir T T iii. ti THE MARCHING BAND s I n E L I G H T S DIRECTOR ROBERT ROCKEY DRUM MAJOR GLENN STOKES 3€enMories of ihe Goad Ship Central TOPS IN 9 F R D A Y F R O L C S TALENT 71 The Most Familiar Figures W ;- fj Mi i ■TT ' Mr ' ' COLUMBUS PUBLIC SCHOOLS . Speaking of hall passes . 2. Morning mouth. 3. Ouch! My toes! 4. Gertie Gooselegs 5. E. I. e. Day 6. A trying day 7. Getting ready 8. Seniors Picnic 9. The lineup 10. Central ' s service to others. 73 1 . Marshall ' s moment 2. Knot so tight! 3. Vore roars 4. Art scholarship winners: 5. Industrial Shop 6. Closed Shop 7. Three time loser. 8. Squares only 9. He captured the ball. 7 0. D. E. talk 1 I . Helen Palmer receives congratula- tions from Mr. Dumaree for Ohio Secretarialship of D.E. ihai ' s if, girls, you ' re on ihe ball. Ejovoly Mjtuiics I 1 r i Ballet or Basketball? Look out, here come the lndiar)s! Future cheerleader? Don ' t hit it so high the next time. I ivin Pirate Tom Pentello W ■ ' ■-- ' - L t , - . f ■ Jim Baliy Displaying power and speed along with a stone wall defense, Central ' s football Pirates came up with one of their most commendable seasons in 1953, compiling a record of seven wins while dropping only two. This squad was made up for the most part of the same members as the 1952 team which ended up in the league cellar and won only one game. That year ' s experience, coupled with a determination to win, established the Bucs as the most rever- ed aggregation in the city. After dropping their opener to Steubenville, 25-2, the Pirates bounced back to route a good St. Charles team, 34-6. From then on the Bucs began to roll, and lead by junior quarterback, Joe Morion, spurted to six straight vic- tories, five of which were over the city league opponents. Central ' s ground gome was by far the greatest asset. Running from the short punt, it was highlighted by Morion ' s line punching, Don Brooks ' quick openers. Gene Bennett ' s and Paul Schooley ' s broken-field dashes, and George An- krum ' s explosive downfield blocking. But the key reason for the success of the backfield rozzle dazzle was the Pirates ' fast and experienced forward wall. The line was spearheaded by such All-City men as Don Harris, Ralph Holderman, Gene Roszmon, llm Carmon, Sam Webb and Don Bargdill. Also doing their shore of the iob were Taylor Trimble, Jim Emmitt, Phil Pertee, Chuck McCompbell, Paul Oates, Harry Chodwick and sophomores Tom Pentello and Frank Burton. Don Brooks Taylor Trimble Harry Ctiodwick Phil Pertee Terry Clark 78 GritUlcrs I { ' 7 -t 4 ■ir -3 ' ' Gene Roszman Sam Webb Newton Foster George Ankrum r03 Jim Emmrtt Ralph Holderman Bertho Arnold Dan Bargdill 79 Spffffiass Right Center: Over the top goes Joe Morion (77) right down to the Bengal 1 yard line. Other players ore Central ' s Gene Roszmon (54), Don Brooks (11), and East ' s Willie Smith (44). (DISPATCH photo) Lower right: Going wide around St. Charles ' left end, Central ' s Brooks (11) is stop- ped after a 1 5 yard gain. Moving in at right is Pirate tackle Sam Webb (50). (DISPATCH photo) West ' s Tom Ongoro (59) is tripped up by the right side of the Buc line. Being pushed out of the way is Central ' s Webb (50) while Don Harris (48) looks on. (CITIZEN photo) Gene Bennett (45) finds a big hole In the West line and picks up sizable yardage. (JOURNAL photo) Surrounded by Tigers, Central ' s Bennett (45) finds the going a little rough. (JOURNAL photo) 80 This pass to Central ' s Ctiuck McCampbell {61) was good for a T.D., only to be called back because of a penalty. (JOURNAL photo) Sues Trapped? Not Gene Bennett (45) as he evades the burly Tiger lineman and dashes inside the East 5 yd. strip. (DISPATCH photo) Ul fl j l H||| |i H H H m Ik W J t k iJmK tM tfi iWmmi , ' m - - Central ' s Sam Webb (50) is about to move in and stop Linden ' s 1 John LaCourte (26) after a 5 yd, gain. (CITIZEN photo) Central ' s Don Brooks really had to scramble and crawl for this 3 yd. gain through the East forward wall. (DISPATCH photo) 81 Riverside Gene Bennett Coach Koterba Though not a City League power house, Central ' s Cage Pirates did provide their fans with some exciting and scrappy basketball during the 1953-54 season. Showing signs of disappointment at times, the Pirates just couldn ' t seem to hit their stride against their larger and more-experienced City League oppon- ents. For example, in games at North, South and Linden the Bucs, though playing smooth and aggressive ball, were no match; as the Bulldogs, Bears and Pan- thers hit a terrific percentage of their shots and were not to be outdone. On other occasions, however, there was a change of pace. The Bucs displayed speed and tranquility in pulling stunning upset victories over Portsmouth, 50-42, Lancaster St. Mary, 70-58, and West, 70-50. As far as individual performance, it must be all at- tributed to senior Don Harris and junior Chuck Mc- Campbell. Harris, a consistant scorer, led the team in point making. McCampbell, right behind Harris in scoring, was the Pirate ploy maker. Mm Carmon and BIN Smith, although never scoring threats, were both big men under the boards as well as defensive specialists. Cormon ' s key achievement being against North, as he limited the Bears ' great center, Jim Franklin, to two baskets. Other members of the squad who contributed to the cause were juniors Don Robinson, Gene Bennett, and sophomores Dove Chandler, Jim Slaughter, and Gene Jordon. Jordon and Robinson were starters while Chandler, Slaughter, and Bennett saw considerable action. With these five experienced men returning next year it might serve as an indication that Chuck Koter- ba ' s Pirates ore going to give their opponents a run for their money in the coming season. Gene Jordon Don Harris 82 BACK ROW, left to rigtit; Coach Koterba, Mgr. Fred Lom- bordi , Gene Bennett, Ernie Hairston, Jim Hakes, Roger Horcti, Jim Slaughter, Carl Sally, Mgr. Charles Pfeifer. SITTING: Bill Smith, Don Harris, Paul Schooley, Mm Carmon. Charles McCampbell, Don Flour, Gene Jordon. % Bill Smllh Chuck McCampbell Cagers Roger Horch n ir Jim Slaughter v Paul Schooley Central 70 Central 47 Central 64 Central 48 Central 44 Central 50 Central 63 Central 50 Central 58 Central 84 Central 70 Central 66 Central 59 Central 34 Central 52 Central 46 Central 70 Carl Sally Lancaster St. Mary. .58 East 77 Aquinas 42 Springfield 64 North 74 Portsmouth 42 Ashland 83 Linden 53 South 79 Circleville 61 West 50 East 81 Aquinas 50 North 60 Linden ...56 South 72 West -59 Jim Hakes BACK ROW, left to right: Coach Rittenhouse, Bill Anderson, Fred Herron, Joe Woodford, Harry Towsend, Bill Kilgore, Jim Craft, Curtis Williams. SITTING: Tom Kimbro, Mims Gatewood, Fred Neal, Homer Mourey, Ken Keels, Jesse Williams, Dave Chandler. Don Fluor 83 Buccaneers This attempted shot by Central ' s Chuck McCampbell (16) is blocked and batted away by Jim Franklin (21) of North. (DISPATCH photo) Everyone seems to be up in arms as Central ' s Don Harris (8), Mm Cormon (17) and North ' s Tom Haire battle for a rebound. (DISPATCH photo) Sailing, sailing, over the hardv ood floor is Buc forwon Chuck McCampbell (16) as he passes off to a teammate w B l PI -. mA ■ r IL j«|a VK mM Gene Jordon (5) of Central is cut short on his drive by Aquinas, Ralph Reiser. {CITIZEN photo) 84 iwB A ciioiB Central ' s Don Harris (8) and Dave Chand- ler (9) are unable to stop this basket by Linden ' s Paul Snyder (44). Jump shot! As Central ' s Don Robinson (11) fails to connect in this effort at Linden. rrO% At the start of the season. Pirate mentor Chuck Koterba was greeted by these six lettermen. Left to right: Don Fluor, Paul Schooley, llm Carmon, Chuck McCampbell, Don Harris, Bill Smith, and Cooch Koter- ba. {DISPATCH photo) Where to now? soys Jim Franklin (21) as he is surrounded by Pirates, Don Harris (8) and Charles McCampbell (16). (DISPATCH photo) 85 1953 Track FRONT ROW: left to right: Sam Webb, Everett White, John Foster, Bill Smith, Newt Foster, Paul Schooley, Paul Oates. BACK ROW: Ralph Holderman, Don Harris, Don Threatt, Wiliord Littlefield, Gene Jordon, Dick Caldwell. Head Coach Frank Howe and Athletic Director Guy Kesler. The 1953 track story was much the same as it is every year. The Pirate cindermen seem to have a keen knack for track, and once again came up with a successful epoch last spring. They completed the regular campaign undefeated in dual meets, an accomplishment which is by far nothing new to them. Why do the Pirates year after year have either a champion or first division team? One rea- son is that they get a wealth of talent from Everett, Mound, and Starling Jr. Highs; and the other is the very able coaching of Frank Howe. Among the standouts of last year ' s squad were John and Newton Foster, both of whom were city champions in their respective field. John was the high hurdle winner while Newton came out on top in the 880 yard run. Other winners were Don Harris who tied for first in the City high jump, Bill Smith tied for first in the District high jump, Ralph Holderman tied for first in the District pole vault, and Mm Carmon who was second in the District discus throw. The mile relay team made up of Frank Burton, Don Harris, Sam Webb, and Willard Littlefield, won a third spot in the district meet. As well as being unbeaten in dual meets, the Sues won third place in both City and Hilltop Relays, which, when added up, spells out a prosperous season. 86 19 i3 Btisehall Returning baseball lettermen include, left to riglit: Larry Edington, Jim Hakes, Joe Morion, Jim Kountz, Don Fluor, and Harry Chadwick. Once again in 1953 the Pirates came up with a top-notch baseball team. The Parksmen finished in third place in the City League race while copping the runnerup spot in the District Tournament. After getting off to a slow start, the Bucs came back srong, winning their last seven city contests. The leader in this mid-and-late season spurt was the Pirates ' brilliant catcher, Joe Morion. Morion, also a standout on the gridiron, was the league ' s top backstop in addition to topping the circuit in homeruns. It was Morion ' s shiny handling of Buc pitchers, Jim Kountz, Pete Cook, and Lorry Edington that was a determining factor of the spree. Other big men in the attack were shortstop, Jerry Martin; outfielders, Don Brooks, Phil Orem, Don Fluor; and firstbaseman, John O ' Doy. Martin was on All-City choice and lead the team in hitting with .327 batting overage. The tournament found the Pirates fighting their way to the finals before dropping a close 5-A decis- ion to Newark. With the return of such lettermen as Morion, Fluor, Kountz, Edington, Orem, Jim Hakes, Harry Charwick and juniors Ernie Mawhirter and Harry Burris, the Bucs ' chance for a fruitful ' 54 seem very bright. Coach Dave Parks 87 All-Ciiy C ntralites The 1953-54 sports year found many outstanding individual per- formers on the Pirate athletic fields. Topping the list was Don Harris, a 6 ' 165 lb. speedster who ex- celled in football, basketball and track. Don was an All-City man in football, city high jump champion in track and a member of the varsity cage squad for three years. His finest efforts, however, were put forth on the gridiron, and as a result of his fine play he was named to the INS All Ohio third team as end. Don ' s biggest thrill came in the Steubeneville game when he intercepted four Big Red passes and was a constant pest to the Steubenville air attack. Another big star was Joe Mor- lan, one of the best athletes to come out of Central in recent years. Joe was a member of All- City teams in both baseball and football. As a gridder he display- ed keen leadership and served as the Pirate quarterback and field general. In baseball he was the Bucs ' regular catcher for three years. Joe, who is 5 ' 10 tail and weighs a sturdy 200 pounds Is only a junior and has another big year of football remaining which should prove to be his best. Other All City men coming out of our riverside school were Ralph Holderman, Sam Webb, Dan Bargdill, llm Carman in football; John and Newt Foster, and 6 Smith in track; Chuck McCampbell in basketball and Jerry Martin in baseball. DON HARRIS Varsity Football FRONT ROW, left to right: J. Foster, I. Cormon, G. Ankrum, D. Brooks, N. Foster, G. Roszman, S. Webb, P. Pertee, P. Oates. SECOND ROW: R. Holderman, D. Bargdill, L. Eding- lon, D. Harris, B. Ramsey, T. Clark, J. Emmilt, J. Bally, T. Trim- Mteserve Football ble, J. Morion. THIRD ROW: B. Kilgore, G. Bennett, J. Hokes, F. Burton, F. Neal, B. Arnold, C. McCampbell, T. Pentello, P. Schooley, H. Chodwich, G. Tope, C. Willioms. BACK ROW: C. Koterbo, W. Rittenhouse, R. Reiser, D. Erb, A. Blackwood, F. Hole, C.L. Dumoree, D. Porks, E. Reger, F. Howe. Goli 88 FRONT ROW, left to right: C. Williams, J. Barnett, B. Brok- meyer, D. Hight, J. Smith, A. Stewart. MIDDLE ROW: J. Barg- dill, C. Lemley, G. Royot, J. Palmer, C. Lewis, M. Zulovitz. BACK ROW: D. Fluharty, P. Thompson, M. Golewood, D. Holland. F. Howes, T. Kimbro. Members of the golf squad were, left to right: Fred Lombardi, Bob Fasone, Coach Russell, Dove Frank, and Henry Fasone. I0S4 West Broad T 11 E P o R T M A B 1 V O r A C Capitat 8-4458 89 Barney and White Auto Parts 1009 McKinley Avenue 90 Ad. 8139 Class Rings Club Pins Class Pins Trophies Phillip s Coney Island 1244 W. Broad St. at Chicago 519 North High Famous Coney Islands ADams 2300 Sandwiches of all Kinds SOhl DRINKS ONLY AULD CRAFTERS, INC. Congratulations To 1954 GRADUATES OF CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Day SchopI Monday thru Friday imniiiS ar li  jjr J:fi ;i ,.. . ' iii.li., ,7 n PP Wf Ijmffi M ■ ■■■■■■ Night School Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:30 to 9:30 Ohio s Greatest School of Business 31 E. 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Central Ave. Ra. 2815 DERR ' S AND PATRICK Dry Cleaning and Shoe Repairing Pickup and Delivery Service 508 Mt. Vernon Ave. Fa. 6290 CAPITAL UNIVERSITY dedicated to the development of the whole personality, is a place where you may prepare yourself for a variety of professions and vocations in a Christian environment, with desirable associations, at moderate cost. It is a fully accredited liberal arts college with a theological seminary and music conservatory. To the average student. Capital University represents four years of living in an atmosphere charged with the adventure of learning — a place where five out of every six students are mem- bers of some organization, where everybody is somebody, where opportunities to earn while you learn are abundant, and where, under competent counsel and guidance, each student may train himself for the vocation of his choice and receive assistance in securing employment in that vocation. For further information call or write DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Capital University Columbus 9, Ohio ISALY ' S 1436 Main St. Fa. 0189 MACS SOHIO SERVICE 2116 W. Mound Columbus, Ohio Ra. 0684 JOHNNY ' S SHOE REPAIR 963 West Broad Street SHOES REPAIRED SHOES SHINED AAA The Sign of Character and Service NURSES ' RE GISTRY Miles A. Shilling, Mgr. Wa. 2562 Graduate — Undergraduate Nurses 256 W. Fifth Avenue Columbus 1, Ohio HART ' S CONFECTIONERY 897 W. Broad— Ad. 0587 Pictures Developed Good Quality Foods LAYMON ' S CARDED PRODUCTS Brokers — Jobbers — Distributors H. T. Maloney and Sons 1063 West Broad St. Ad. 7020 THE MARK OF GOOD TASTE ... FURNITURE FROM WHITE ' S Modern - Traditional - Colonial - Provincial for Unbeatable Values in fine Quality furniture, Shop WHITE ' S Fine Furniture 625 West Broad St. Open Daily 9:30 to 9 93 FOR YOUR GREATER SHOPPING CONVENIENCE Located conveniently for access from anywhere west of the Scioto River, the Central Point Shopping Center, at West Mound and Central, offers everything for everybody with only one stop to shop. It ' s only a few minutes to Central Point by auto, and there ' s regular bus service on the West Mound Street line. And don ' t forget there ' s always service while you shop — two restaurants, a barber shop, dry cleaner, laundromat, beauty salon, and shoe repair — all for prompt service to Central Point Shoppers. THESE ARE YOUR CONVENIENT SHOPS AND SERVICES Adeline Shop Albers Supermarket Tom Benua Men ' s Store Central Point Shoe Repair Cool Brook Farm Store Central Point Drive-In Central Point Laundromat Club Carry Out Do-Nut, Inc. Bakery Economy Savings Loan Farm Bureau Insurance Coodsell Bros. Inc. Cray ' s Drug Store Jonas Shoppe Hallmark House S. S. Kresge Co. The Kroger Co. May Co. Furniture Marina Restaurant Margie ' s Beauty Salon Moore ' s Miller-Jones Shoes J. C. Penney Co. Reeves Sporting Goods Rice ' s Point Barber Shop Schuman ' s Meats Singer Sewing Center Schiff ' s Shoes Spencer ' s Two to Teen Salvatore Shoes Turntable Record Shop The Point Cocktail Lounge Zettler Hardware an f W C • n t r a I A v • n u • and Wm%t Mound Strm0t 94 Yot m fret Con FROM A FRIEND FINDLAY DRUGS 1225 West Broad Ra. 0209 We Deliver MACS HARDWARE Class Cut to Size — Pipe Cut to Measurement 735 W. Mound St. Ma. 9889 HARRY ' S BEAUTY SALON 1046 Bellows Ave. Ma. 0768 Lena M. Phillips, prop. STOLL ' S FOOD MARKET Groceries, Frozen Foods and Meats For The Colden Rule Store, Dial RA. 0064 1306 W. Broad St. We Deliver MARTIN ' S AUTO SERVICE 1110 W. Rich St. Ad. 8027 PRACTICE MODEL FREE TO EACH NEW STUDENT Columbus ' Only Authorized COMPTOMETER SCHOOL H. H. FAIR, Mgr. 51 1 Hartman Theater BIdg. FL. 1501 after all . . . a girl wants to look her best! And some of the best dressed girls in tov n are Comp- tometer Operators! Their excellent salaries mean extra cash. You can start an easy, low-tuition course now. Then upon graduation, you ' ll have in- teresting office work with friendly people; free lifetime placement service through 167 Comptometer Schools. Individual instruc- tion. DAVID DAVIES, INC. Columbus, Ohio Zanesville, Ohio Ohio ' s favorite Meat Products 95 WEST SIDE LAUNDROMAT 980 W. Broad St. Ma. 0076 RADAR ' S FOOD MARKET 981 West Broad St. MAin 8613 WATA PRODUCTS 78 S. Mill Ad. 6650 Since 1883 STEPHENS FLOWERS West Mound at Central Everything in Flowers Oldest flower firm West of River Ra. 1103 Ra. 1104 96 Compliments of CAPPIE ' S 5 10c STORE 1546 N. Fourth St., Columbus 1 , Ohio Phone WAlnut 3311 Open Daily 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. C. T. SHELFUS PHARMACY Prescription Specialists 977 Sullivant Avenue Ma. 7074 REITER ' S LUNCH 7 1 5 W. Mound St. Ad. 0692 Home Cooked Food UN. 3762 ACKERS HARDWARE Fifth Ave. High St. Glass Paints Builders Hardware Sporting Goods Power Tools Chas. H. Ackers — Prop. Household Supplies WE HAVE IT Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Rental Service Floor Sanders Edgers Furniture Sanders EWALD CLEANERS 937 W. Broad St. Ma. 1492 ASHTON and TUDOR Body and Paint ' Shop Mill and Culbertson Ma. 2482 PRINGLE ' S SOHIO SERVICE 2036 Jackson Pike Ca. 0380 Gas — Oil — Lubrication DAVIS MARKET Quality Groceries Meats Ma. 1821 981 Sullivant Ave. Perennial (hardy) flowers our specialty WESTLAKE GREENHOUSE 1417 Brown Road RA. 4814 Broad Street Pharmacy GEORGE FOELLER, Pharmacist 991 West Broad Street Phone: MA. 3969 Columbus, Ohio FAST ELECTRIC CO. 1099 Sullivant Ave. Fl. 5301 Electrical Contractors The Wm. Fean Co., Inc. Wholesale Fruit, Produce Distributor Stokely-Van Camp Canned Goods FLORENTINE RESTAURANT 907 W. Broad St. Columbus Most Popular Italian Restaurant. Special — Private Dining Rooms — For Parties Banquets Ample Drive-in Parking Harley-Davidson Sporting Goods Everything For ivery Sport 1824 N. High St. Wa. 4711 97 QompvodtidaJtiDmu, 195fy JiadujcdjiSu! What next? If it ' s Business Training, we offer and recommend courses in: Accounting-(Junior, Senior, and Professional) Business Administration Commerce and Finance Executive Secretarial Stenotype-(Machine Shorthand) Private Secretarial Stenography Speedwriting Shorthand as well as shorter courses in Bookkeeping, Salesmanship, and Office Machines (Addressograph, Comptometer, Ediphone, Mimeograph, Multigraph). Completion of your choice of these courses will assure you of a good office position. For many months employment calls have exceeded our supply of graduates. Write or visit the school for detailed information and a copy of our Latest Bulletin. 214 S. High Columbus, Ohio 98 ROE ' S GROCERY 1272 W. Town St. Jo. 2554 LARGE ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU SMALL ENOUGH TO APPRECIATE YOU MASIONETTE FROCKS 78 South Mill Ad. 6650 LOOK TO FRED ' S FURNITURE CO. For Bargains in Home Furnishings 251 W. Fifth Ave. Wa. 0110 DAVIS BROS. PLUMBING 1 1 56 Oregon Avenue Columbus 1, Ohio WAInut 8877 UNiversity 7463 HERBIE WOLFF FLORIST flowers Bring Happiness 354 E. Whittier St. Ga. 9294 Congratulations Class of ' 54 From Herbie Wolff— Class of ' 34 ERFURT ' S Groceries and Meats Ga. 5786 333 Stewart Ave. We Deliver Thinhing About Your Future? Maybe a telephone career is just what you want — an interesting job with a good salary and friendly people to work with. Why not come in and talk it over ? THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 99 ie£ Which is stronger? TT ' S the one on the right because it ' s a door of an American home. ■ No one can get through without permission. Not even a police- man, unless he has a search warrant. Here, in America, your right to freedom from search without warrant is guaranteed by The Constitution itself. How different behind the iron curtain! There, the people have no such protection. And even a solid oak door, strong enough to guard a fortress, can ' t keep out the secret police. When they want in they get in, eventually, even if they have to use a battering ram. But the flimsiest screen door in America can keep out the police unless they have a search warrant. Because we Americans take our rights for granted, it ' s hard to believe that there are pinkos and fellow-travelers amongst us who want to take away our freedom from search without warrant. It ' s just part of their plan to steal all our rights, like the right to own property, the right to work wherever we please, the right to vote secretly and all the rest. The best way to protect a right is to use it. So if you ever hear anyone come out in favor of permitting arbitrary search and seizure on some pretext or other, set him straight! Remind him that freedom from search without warrant is a right guaranteed every American by The Constitution. Remember, they ' re your rights, so treat them right. ' DO YOU KNOW YOUR RIGHTS? As Americans, we have ihe greatest freedom and the highest standard of living in the world. Help keep it that way by knowing your rights and guarding them well. Some of them are: Freedom of u-onhip Right to secret ballot Right to knou ' how your union ipends your dues freedont of speech Freedom of the press Right to criticize officials Right to know salaries of your union officers Freedom from search without warrant Right to petition government for redress of grievances Right to know if your union officers are Communists Rtghl to know how your union is run Right to speedy and public trial by jury Right to help of a lawyer Right to hear your employer ' s side of disagreements Right not to appear as a witness against yourself Right to refuse to permit the check-off of union dues Right to go direct to your boss with a grievance Right to be presumed innocent until proved guilty Freedom to own properly ' Right to work despite union jurisdictional disputes Freedom to work in any locality Right to proper supervision of your union welfare funds Freedom to start and manage a business Freedom to make a profit Right not to be fired by union leaden Right to vote on company ' s best offer •TTiMc ate righis ou cnioy undrr fhc Tofc-Hartlcy law. ••Thu is a right ctiioycd by mcmbcn o( Unitnl Siecl Worker. C.I.O. only whra ihe Ta iHjftlcy law ii invoked. THEY ' RE YOUR RIGHTS, TREAT THEM RIGHT! T( l 0( )0 to t(fM Timken Roller Bearing Company ■ iAlT?..- . . ' .. 7 -I The right to uork shall not be abridged or made impotent 100 RED AND BLACK Upon Swell Al 1h 3S? Up and sing, voices ring. Swell the chorus. All hail the banner. That floats before us. Fling it high, across the sky. Emblem glorious. We cannot falter. Our banner o ' er us. Through the fight. Flashing bright. Black and cardinal. Those noble colors. We ' ll ever thrill to see. Till at last, victory nigh. Central hearts voice this cry. As they throb with love for thee CHORUS Red and Blackl We sing thy praise and glory. Lead us to victory. Red and Blackl Our every prayer is for thee. We pledge our loyalty. So wave on, banner bright. Thy sons shall win the fight. Heyl Red and Black, Through all the years. Our cheers shall ring for thee. — By John O. Rosser