Central High School - EN EM Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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Boys’ Sextet Jack Cussen, Worth Walrod, Gunars Abele, Jim Beck, Tom Johnson, Wendell Kreider, Cynthia Findley, accompanist. EXTRACURRICULAR Page Twenty-seven

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ACTIVITIES SUNSHINE INFORMAL INITIATION Marilyn Jacobs, Evelyn Swi-hart, Jeannine Walrod, Lois Wendel, Richard McClure, Marilyn Ashliman. TR1 KAPPA MIXER Mrs. Wm. Brown, Mrs. Geo. Willcox, Mrs. Ray Olinger, Mrs. Geo. Seward, Mrs. Clyde Eckhart, Mrs. Caroll Parmerlee, Jim Weber, Tom McKee, and George Lambert. JUNIOR HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL King and Queen Contest— Lois Bickel and Gary Hare. CORONATION AT JUNIOR HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL King Karl Merritt, Queen Nancy West, Marthene Wiley, David Haxton, Joe Clark, Steve Shivers, Susan Sturdevant, Carol Kreider. COUNTING MONEY FROM JUNIOR CONCESSIONS AT BASKETBALL GAME Mr. Bagwell, Dick Armey, Mrs. Burch. Page Twenty-six Frantz Lumber Company—THE HOME OF PERSONAL SERVICE. Phone 5

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SUNSHINE President ........................Marjory Bright Vice President ...................Shirley Hathaway Secretary ............................Sue Lindzy Treasurer .............Marilyn Ashliman Sponsor .............................Miss Noffsinger Sunshine went irs usual rounds this year. The fun invitation in the early fall was followed shortly by the impressive formal initiation. Hot dog sales were held periodically. Most of the high school students came to the Sock Hop on March 7. The highlight of the year came on March 21 when the girls entertained their Mas” and Pas' at the annual Ma, Pa, and Me banquet. The programs were new and varied. Shirley Chang from China, a student at Manchester College, gave an interesting talk. On March 26 the Sunshine girls and the Hi-Y fellows had a joint meeting. For the program Reverend Elson led a discussion panel on Dating. The main project for the year was redecorating the SSS room. Some painting was done and the furniture was reupholstered. Ideal Ladies were chosen by the girls. The identity of each one was revealed at a tea in May. All in all it proved to be a very worthwhile year. Fifth row—M. Melvin, A. Pinney, C. Longo, E. McClure, J. Gill, B. Westafer, C. Freed, L. Wendel. J. Noffsinger, N. Hoff, V. Abele, C. Findley, S. Johnson, J. Tyner. Fourth row—S. Ambridge. M. Abbott, P. Werking, E. Schmedel, B. Canine, B. Hidy, M. Estrich, C. Tracy, M. Smith, S. Seward, L. Linde-muth, C. Collins, M. Wiley, B. Smith. Third row’—J. Warner. J. Willcox, M. Jacobs, S. Westafer, E. Waechter, B. Bender, J. Hare. A. Ambridge, M. Middleton, N. Wing, J. Hidy, E. O’Brien, M. Lavengood, C. Kreider, B. Lambert, M. Leffel, M. Foltz, Miss Noffsinger. Second row-----C. Burr, S. Ryan, L. Cassidy, P. Ihnen, S. Hathaway, M. Bright, M. Ashliman, Y. Lindzy, J. Barton, A. Parker, C. Burch, S. West. First row—E. Swihart, B. Shinkle, S. Mitchell, C. Colbert, L. Bickel, J. Gross-nickle, M. Lowman, D. Breitkopf, L. Steele, N. West, P. Price, J. Walrod. Page T uenty-eight Congratulations to the Graduates—The News-Journal