Central High School - Caldron Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1942 volume:

L A -,,1 Seniors . . ARTHUR WAYNE ADAM Ari Business. I RUTH MAGDELINE ADAMS Magdie Business. Delvers, CTC, Naiure, Vagabonds. Friendship, BCCEWDVS, Msih, Vice-President Press. CaIdron Copy Edifor. I MYRTLE NOLA ALEREY MyrT Business. Red Cross. I BLANCHE EILEEN ARMSTRONG Army Business. I WILLIAM GEORGE ARTHUR Wild BiII CoIIeqe Prep. French, RifIe Indiana SporIighr Movie Operaior, Srudenf CounciI Vice-President I ROBERT C. BAATZ Bob Vocafional. InfrarnuraI. I CLAR- ENCE WILLIAM BADE BiII Vocaiional. e Prep. Torch President Naiure Program Chairman, Larin Reireshrnenr Chairman, Har- DELOSS WILLIAM BAKER i'RusIy CoIIeq -Vil. I HELEN MAY BAKER HecLy Business. Laiin, Band Secreiary, Orchesrra Presl- rnonica Band Spoihqhi, Movie Operaior, Vod dent, Drum Corps Maiorerfe. I LESTER H. BARTO Les, Torch. I PEGGY JANE BASTRESS SqueaIcie GerieraI. Larin. I RE- BECCA PATRICIA BATTRICK Becky Business. Band, Orchesfra. I HAROLD EUGENE BEAR Max Vocaiional. GIee Club. Band, Opererra. I PAUL BEARD Vocaiional. HARRY DONALD BECK Vocarional. I WILLIAM DONALD BECKER Buggsy Voca'rionaI. Spoflighf Business Manager, Band, Torch Presiclenr, Hi-Y, Intramural, Press, Red Cross, Caldron, Boosrers, Vod-VII. I RUTH MARIE BELL Belle Business. GIee CIub, I ESTELLA MARIE BERRY Business, Spoilighf, CaIdrori, CGAA, Eriendship, DeIvers. I MAYNARD CARL BIBERSTINE Pinky Voce' Iional. I TRIEON STEVE BICKIS Sieve VocaIionaI. Enie-red from CenIraI CaIhoIiC. I JOHN EREDRICK BIERBAUM OswaICI Vocarionai. Harmonica Band. Qs 1:r I xv gl Vocafional. Mafh, Hi-Y, Spoi- RUTH ANN BIRDWELL Book Business. CTC, Friendship. I DALE BEARD BISHOP Blackie Iighf, CaIdron. I CHARLES PHILLIP BIXBY Chuck Voca+ionaI. I BETTY LOUISE BLAUVELT Be+is Business. CGAA, CTC Treas- urer, Friendship, Iaiin, Boosiers, Drum Corps, Archery, SPC. I BETTY BELLE BOWERS BoT?Ie Business. CGAA, I MAX BOWERS VoCaiionaI. I MARK BOWLAIID Pere GeneraI. Band, InIramuraI. Page 96 T 1 ,AZ Zi, Seniors . . . DONALD GEORGE BOWMAN Don General. I BETTY JOAN BOWSER Jo Business. CGAA, Boosiers, Ari, Junior Social Council, Archery, CTC, Caldron. I JUNE ELIZABETH BRADLEY Junie Business. CTC Pulolicily Chairman, Vagaloonds. Eniered from George Rogers Clarlr. I ALBERT JOHN BRAGALONE LiHle Abel' Vocaiional. lnrramural. I MONABELLE ROMAINE BROCKA MEYER Monnie College Prep. Larin, Arr, Honor. NHS, Friendship. I HAROLD EDWARD BROWN Brownie Vocaiional. Torch Vice-President Hi-Y, Caldron Ediior, Rifle, Press, Ouill X: Scroll Secrerary-Treasurer, Boosfers, Marh, Spmlighr, Honor, NHS. I RAY W. BROWN Bashful General. Riile, SPC, Siage Crew, Hi-Y, Senior Play, Senior Presideni, NHS. ,,,- L. ig S 2 , 'fa uv. I W gg ' i, 4 ' f X Li MARJORIE ELIZABETH BUCKMASTER BucIcie Business. Indiana, Archery, CTC Presidenr, CGAA, Friendship Secreiary, Siudenf Council, Ari. I ROLAND LAMONT BUCVMASTER Buck Vocalional. Foofloall, Shop Foreman. I PEGGY BURTCH General. Laiin, I HARRIETTE RUTH BURGESS General. CTC, Glee Club, Opereiia. I FREDERICK MICHAEL BURNS General, Spollighi, Ari, Traclr. I DEAN ARDEN BURT Goldiel' College Prep. I-Ii-Y Treasurer, SPC Booslers, Caldron Assisranl Business Manager, Siage Crew Electrician, Torch, Junior Presideni, Sophomore Secretary-Treasurer, Senior Social Council, Srudenf Council. I DONNA ANN BURTON College Prep. CGAA Presidenl, Boosiers, French, SPC, Caldron, Spoflighf, Senior Play, NHS. D 740.-0-.Y Y- HILLARD FRANK BUTCI-IER 'Curly' College Prep. Enlered from Blurilon. I ARLO WAYNE BUTLER Abe Vocarional. Torch, I-'i-Y. I MARIE ELIVIA CALCOFF Mee Business. Arr, CTC, Red Cross Puloliciiy Chairman, Opereria, Friendship, Vod-Vil. I HAZEL MAE CALVERT Pinio Business. Red Cross, I-Iarrnonica Band, I HELEN JEANETTE CAMPBELL Mori' Business. Delvers Secrelary, CGAA, SPC, Friendship, Glee Club, Opereifa. I CLARENCE THOMAS CAPIN Tom I WALLACE EDWARD CASTLE BuIch Vocaiional, lnlrarnurel Baslieiball. General. Track, Hi-Y, Debale. S- -ao . DARREL CHADWICK Vocaiional. Hi-Y, Sporlighf, Torch, Cheer Leader, lnrramural. I ELSIE JANE CHAMBERLAIN Business. Enfered from Norih Side. I PAULINE E. CI-IILDERS Polly Business. Spoilighlf, Enrered from Sourh Side. I BILL CARL CLEV' ENGER Cleve Vocaiional. Inirannural. I RUTH CHARLOTTE CLIBON Business. CTC, Archery, Spoflighr, SPC, Caldron, Sopho- more Social Council, Prom Arrendanr. I JUANITA JOANN COBBUM Jo. Laiin, Spoflighr, Caldron Club Ediror. I ARTHUR JASPERT COCHREN Ari Vocaiional. Page GA ff aloe sxlrx li as 97 Seniors . . WILLIS JAY COCHREN WinIi General, I ROBERT WILLIAM COTTINGHAM l'BOb College Prep. Varsily Cheer Leader, Slude-rl Council Torch Vice-Presidenl, Hi-Y Secrelary, Euierpean Choir Red Cross, Boosler Chairrnan, SPC, Slage Crew Senior CO- Manager, French, Senior Play, Christmas Plays, One-Acl Plays, Junior Vice-Presideni, Opereiias, Vod-Vils, NHS. I DALE WAYNE CRAPSER Crip Vocaiional. Hi-Y, Varsily Foolball, Baslwelball, Siudeni Council, Vod-Vil, NHS. I BETTY ILENE CRICKMORE Buvchw Business. Spollighl. I JANICE LOUISE CUNNINGHAM Jan Business. Indiana, CEL Treasurer, CTC Secreiary, Spolliqhf, Press Secrelary-Treasurer, Caldron Business Manager, Booslers, SPC, Chrisrrnas Play, NHS. I HERMAN DALER Vocaiional. I JOHN WILLIAM DAWKINS 'Zeke' Vocalional. C:- Nr, KATHRYN ANN DEHAVEN Flash Business. CGAA Treasurer, Twirlers Treasurer, Glee Club, Archery, Vod-Vil, Drum Corps. I DOROTHY ILLEEN DIETEL Diode Business. CTC, Booslers, SPC Vice-Presidenr. I WILDA JANE DENIS Dennie Business. I IRMA RUTH DICKE DicIce Business. I WINIFRED VIRGINIA DIXON Winnie General. Archery, Glee Club. I ROBERT W. DOTY Bob Vocalional. Enlered from Souih Side. I PAUL FOREST DOUBLE Bud Vocafional. Inirarnural. .,, ...T DOUGLAS EUGENE DRAKE Doug Vocaiional. Foofball, Traclc, Baslfelball. I PAUL DULL Vocarional. I MILDRED CLARA EHRMAN General. Delyers Treasurer. I JOANNA CHRISTINE EICHER Janner Business. Delvers. Friendship. I RONALD KEITH ELBERSON Ronnie College Prep. Spollighl. I LILLIAN MAE ELLIOTT Business. CTC, Friendship. I GEORGE EARNEST ENG- LAND 'iGeorgie Vocalional. 3 I Page THOMAS ESSEX Tom Business. Vagabond Vice-Presidenl, Glee Club, Indiana, Rifle. Movie Operalor, Opere+'ra, Band. Booslers, NHS, Spoilighi, Caldron. Enrered from Ohio. I HELEN EVANOEF ShorIy Business. Honor, CFL. I KENNETH ROY EVERSOLE Vocarional. Harmonica Band. I BETTY FAUDREE Business. I ELINOR ANN EELTS Ellie Business, Vagabond Presidenl, Friendship Social Chairman, Honor, Booslers, Press, Delyers Vice-Presidenr, Spofliqhr, Caldron Senior Edilor, NHS, Freshman Vice-Presidenl, Sophomore Social Council, Senior Social Council, Four-Year Honor Roll, I DOROTHY MAY FENDER Sherry Business. Lalin Secrelary. I RUTH LOUISE FLECK Business. SPC, NFL, CFL, Senior Play Lead, Prorn Arrendanl, Senior Social Council, NHS. 98 Seniors . . VIRGIL LEE FOGLE 'Virq' Vocalionel. lnfrarnural. I THOMAS WILLIAM FOREMAN 'Silyerv Vocalional. Honor I BILLIE ANN FOSTER Babe Business. CTC Secrefary, l MARJORIE VVINIFRED FGWLER 'Marge' General. Glee Club, Band Treas- urer, Orclwesira, Operefia. I WARD HERRICK FOX Vocaiional. Torch, Radio, Riile, Arclwery, Movie Ooerefor. I PAUL RAY- MOND FREDERICK Vocaiional. I DONALD AUGUST FREESE Don Business. Spolliglil, Traci: Inlrarnural, Baslielball, Movie Operaior. G A, . I in Q Eiiqgggiujigggihj ' fl sn. CHARLES THOMAS FRENCH Frenclwyw Vocaliortal. Maili. I DORIS FAE FUNK Doi Business. I EUGENE GABRIEL Voca- Iional. I EUGENE WESTLY GALLOWAY Gene Vorzalional. Sluden' Council. I BETTY JEANNE GIDEON Bel General. Spoi- liqlwl, SPC. Enlered from Hunlerlown. I BETTY LEE GILL Gillian Business. I RICHARD CLARENCE GOEGLEIN Dial Vocalional. --o--Y,, CLEM GRABNER Vocational, Siudeni Council. I ORVILLE GRAFT Hub Voceiiional. Inrramural. I GEORGE GREENO, JR. Vocelional. I DONALD EDWARD GROTHAUS Don Vocarional, Hi-Y, Spciliglrl. I CAROL LOUISE MOONYEAN GULSETH College Prep. Caldron Club Ediior, Spoiliqlril, Press, Lafin, Library Service President SPC, Boosiers. Red Cross, De-lyers. I MAR4 CELLA HADJIEFF Mamie Businesss. Honor, Delve-'S Vice-Presideni, Glee Club, Celdron, Spolliglif, Booslers, CTC, Friendslriip, CGAA, NHS, Opere-Ha. I ROBERT HALL Bob Vocefional. Spoiliqlil. -N ,w 1: 4- MILDRED LUCILE HALLIEN Lucy Business. SPC, Delyers Presidenf, CTC, Boosfers, Press Presidenl, Quill 81 Scroll, Spoiliqlrf Ediior, Senior Play, DAR Cifizen, NHS. I GERALD J. HAMILTON Jerry Vocaiional. Eniered from Ceniral Callwolic. I DELORES COLLEEN HAMMAN Dee Business. Glee Club, Band Secrefary, CTC President Delvers Secrerary, Friendship Vice-President Boosfers, SPC, Orclweslra, Senior Play I BRAINARD MATTESON HAND Mali, Spoiliqhf, Caldron, Hi-Y, SPC. Enrered from Shori- ridge. I BETTY JEANNE HARGRAVE Squeak College Prep. Delvers, French President SPC, Boosiers, Spoiliglif Personnel Direc- Ior, Honor, Press, Service, Senior Play, Vod-Vil, Four4Year Honor Roll. I TOM RICHARD HARMON Tornadoe. Glee Club, Infra- rnural, Baslcelball, Spofliglif, Opereifa. I GLORIA JUNE HARRIS Ducky College Prep Spoiliqhl, Lalin, Friendship, Senior Play. Page Page S1-niurs ROBERT S. HARTMAN Bob Vocalional, Inlramural. I BETTY JEAN HAWK Business. Ari. Enlered from Soulh Side. I RUS- SELL JAMES HEINE Russ Vocalional. Caldron. I BOB EDWARD HEMLINGER Fuzzy Vocalional. Sludenl Council, HifY, Infra- rnural, Fooilixall, Varsiry Traclc. Spollighr. I ARTIS MQKINLEY HENDERSON Mac College Prep, Lalin. I LOIS JEAN HENRY Loie Business. Lalin. I CLARENCE GILBERT HICKOK Chef Vocalional. Caldron. Enlered from Delroil, . 21- 61 rf,-,. . , , . . i . I ki is ' . . i fx .K J. , .9 I :Z i N -3 if ,f ,,v'1'f--,'.'li- - .12-iff: f,r55aiT,HA - '4 ,. 'TP 'SZS 1 -rl . ,Q meg,-if. - -. lst' 2.375-Ti'lT'T' 'l. RICHARD CARL HITZEMAN Dick Vocafional. Torch Secre-'rary-Treasurer, Mafh, Hi-Y Treasurer, Honor Presidenl, Spollighl, NHS. Four-Year Honor Roll. I DOROTHY JANE HOEHN Dol Business. Vagabonds Presidenl. I DEE WAYNE HOFFMAN Dee Vocalional. Hi-Y, Inlrarnural. I HESTER M. HOLMAN General. Glee Club, Operella, Girl Reserves. I JAMES EDWARD HOPPEL Jim Vocalional. DORIS LOUISE HUGHES Business. Eulerpean Choir, Nalure, CGAA, CTC, Honor, NHS, Four-Year Honor Roll. I VIRGINIA LOUISE JACKSON Ginger Business. Orcheslra, Glee Club. 1...-Q-5.0-..- BOB FRED JESSE Bob Vocalional. Torch Treasurer, Archery, Hi-Y, Movie Operalor. I LEONORA ADA JOLLEY Leo Col- lege Prep. Ari Secrelary, Red Cross, SPC, Spollighl, Sludenl Council, Honor, Friendship. I DUANE DALE JONES Casey College Prep. Varsify Debale, Larin Vice-President Honor Vice-Presidenl, Spollighf Sporls Edilor, Caldron, Press, Tracle, NHS, Four-Year Honor Roll. I WILLIAM ARTHUR JUNK Vocalional. I SCOTT W. KAMPHUES ScoHie Vocalional. I JEAN MARIE KAUFFMAN Col- lege Prep. CGAA, Delyers, Lalin Presidenl, Nalure, Booslers, Sludenl Council Secrelary, Honor, NHS. I LILLIAN MAE KESLER College Prep. CGAA, Delvers, Lalin Secrelary-Treasurer, Vagaloonds, Sfudenl Council, Honor, Friendship, Nafure, NHS. G . EDWIN BRIAN KIBIGER Eddie Vocaiional. Torch, Hi-Y, Band, Orcheslra, Vod-Vil. I EDWARD ALVA KNOX MP. Morlon Vonl' Vocalional. Malh Treasurer, Hi-Y, Booslers, Honor President Torch, Inlrarnural, NHS, Four-Year Honor Roll. I ROBERT ANTHONY KOEHL Bob Vocalional, Malh, Inlrarnural, I HILDA KORTE Robin Business. Delvers, CGAA, Orcheslra Treasurer, Vod-Vil, Operella, Senior Play, NHS. I BERNARD STANLEY KRAJEWSKI Bruno General. Malh, Varsily Foolball, Inlramural, NHS., Honor. I EMILY JEAN KRAUS Jeannie General. Glee Club. Enfered from Soulh Side. I FRANK DELOSSE KRIDER Crif'rer College Prep. Spolliqhl Edilor, Caldron, Honor Vice-President Malh, French, Hi-Y, Sfage Crew, Boosfers, Press. Quill gl Scroll Presidenf. Senior Play, Vod-Vil, Freshman Social Council, Senior Social Council, Junior Social Council, NHS, Salulalorian. IOO Seniors . . LAURANNA PAULINE ICROTKE Business. CGAA. CTC. SPC. Honor, Delvers. NHS, Four-Year Honor Roll. I AUGUST HER4 MAN KRUECICEBERG Gus Vocalional. Spolliglwf, Hi-Y. I NORMA KRUECKEBERG Business. Enfered from Monmoullw, l LOIS ALBERTA KUTCHINS TooIsie Business. Vagebonds Vice-President I ROSELLEN MAE LAPRADD Rosie Business. CTC, Friend- ship President Spoiliglwl, Sporrs. I NELLIE CHRISTIANNA LATTIMORE Ann College Prep. Glee Club, Orcneslrra, Harmonica Band, Frencn, CGAA, Opererla, Vod-Vil. I ALBERT CARL LAUER Abbie College Prep. Nalure Treasurer, Hi-Y. 73 Vi k ' -I or ,Til-BQQA L WILLIAM MORRIS LAYMON BILL General. TorcI'i. I ALBERT H, LEFEVRA AI Vocelional. Rifle. I ROBERT A. LEW Bob Vocalional. Versiry Beslcerball, Varsiry Traclc. I GLENN WILSON LEWTON HooIcy College Prep. Senior Vice-President Torcn, Hi-Y Presidenf, Inframural, NHS, Boosfers, Varsily Cheer Leader. I JOYCE MARCEIL LIECHTY Juice Business. CTC, CGAA, Naiure. I JEANNE ELIZABETH LINN Jeanie Business. CTC, Senior Secrerary-Treasurer, Prom Oueen. I WILLIAM MICHAEL LIPP Bill Vocalional. Glee Club. ,YV -Q-Q Q-. L. ROBERT GILBERT LITTLEJOHN Bob General. Inlrarnural, Track. I STEWART M. LORENZ Bud College Prep. I STANLEY KESSLER LOVE Lover Vocalionel. Spolliglwf. I PAUL LAMAR LYNCH Elie Vocalional. Band, Orclieslro. I EILEEN MAR- GARET LYONS TwinIree Business. Enlered Irom Cenlrel Calliolic. I WILLIAM LOYD MCBEE Bill Vocelional, I ROBERT MILES McCAGUE LeIIy Vocaiional. 15.2 WILODEAN GWENDOLYN MQCOMBS Willie Business. Delvers, Spolliglrzl, Cauldron. I MARGARET MAXINE MCCONNE- HEY Mickey Business. CGAA. I JOHN ALLEN McCORKLE Corley Vocafional. I FRANCES LOURRAINE McLAWRENCE Fran College Prep. Parhlinclers. I LENORA MALONEY DusI'y General. Library Service, Ari. I GEORGE BYRON MANN Vocalional. Torclw, Malin. I ROBERT MARKEY General. Page IOI Seniors . RICHARD C. MARRS VVIHIEJTQFII Vmialional, I PAUL MARQUARDT Vocalional. I JULANE JOYCE MAROUETTE Business. CSAA Ewendyiiu. I ARMANEI RAYMOND MARTIN UDIJCI' Calle-ge RreD. Ilalure Lalin, Tennis. I DELBERT WILLIAM MEYER LIL-I Vogarionai. Main Honor, Sluden? Council, Four-Year Honor Roll. I MARY JANE MEYER Janie Business. CGAA, Vod-Vil. I ROMA JUNE MEYER Business. Del-vers, CTC. 'W Y' n . . i X ml. I MARTHA ANN MECKSTROTH Doc College Prep. Red Cross, Marlw, Orclneslra. I HELEN LOUISE MIDDAUGH Business. I LEWIS EUGEINE MILLER llpudl Vocalicnxi Rifle I GLENN Indiana. I BETTY LEE MILLER Lee General. Enlered Irorn Elrnlxursi. E . i a. . Miller Vocalional I KENNETH JAMES CARL MILLER Big Jim College Prep. Varsily Baslcelball, Varsify Eoolball, Varsify Traclm. I ROBERT E. MILLER 'Slinliem Business. lnlrarnural. RUTH MARIE MILLER 'Riclrym Business, CTC. Nafure. Vaqalnoncls, Spolliqlil. I WILLIAM MILLETTE, JR. BillI Vocafional, I CALVIN R. MINICK Cal Voiiafional, I ROBERT C, MINICH Bob Vocafional. I HAROLD EDXIVIN MISER Menlo Vocalional. Band Orflieffm I MARY ELLEN MISER Book Business. Glee Club, Orcneslra, Delvers, Operella, Spollinlwf, Clirislnnas Play, It ROBERT MOBBERLY Bob Vocalional. Sludenf Council. ' I B I nf I MARJORIE ANN MORGAN Margie RUTH MARIE MOONEY Business. CTC, CGAA, Friendship. Enrered rom e-me . General. Glee Club. Enlei-ed from Connersville. I BETTY JEANNE MOWRY Business. Lalin, Vaqabonds. I ALIDA ANNA MUEL- LER 'Al' Business. CTC, Erie-ndslwio. CGAA. Caldron, Sludenl Council. I BONDELL ELIZABETH MUELLER Bonnie General. Glee Club, Eriendslwip, Enlered Irorn Cenfral Caflwolic. I JOHN GILBERT MUGG Mug General. Torcli. I JUNE LOUISE MURPHY Benny Business. Glee Club Secrelary, Opera-lla, Clnrislmas Play, Euferpean Choir. Page IO2 Seniors . . . JACK DONALD MYERS Mopey Vocaiional. Celdron, Srudenr Council, I VELMA JEANE NEI-IER Business. Indiana, GIee ub, Friendship. I HELEN MARIE NICKELSON Jerry Business. Red Cross. Library Service, Nafure, I HELEN MARIE NILES 'eclrvu Business. CGAA, CTC President Latin Secrefary, Friendsleio President Booslers, Honor, SPC, Clirislrnas Play, Opererla, 'rn Allendani, NHS, Ereslwrnan Social Council, Soplvornore Social Counzil. Junior Social Council, Senior Sorgial Council, I iff-xi. iClA KATHLEEN NYCUM Niki Business. Erenisln, CGAA, Friendsnip Sooiliglwr, Caldron Arclierv Soolnomore Social Council. I DONA MAE OSHAUGHNESSEY business. Vagabsnos CTC Tfessurer, SRC, Sooliiglii Caldfirn, Library Service, CFL, Booslers, Indiana Friendsliip, Sopnornore Vice-Presioenr FresI1rran Soils' Courcil. I PAUL LAVERN OSBUN 'Punl- Business, Torcln, lnirarnural. lllll. .tual 4- 4- cis. :Q .,., 'I' 'QP , -I 1-3 F 555. Afiggiiiiii I '- . . .A I --., is ii if - .. JOY E. M. OSTMAN Business. Frie':1sl':io, I RALPH RARRERT Viiviira, I DIXIE MAE RARISOT Business. CTC, Fiiendsliip Spoiliolif. I DORIS IRENE PATTON Dugan Busirex. Defers Seirrrirs, liahre COAA Indiana Hiinir S+udenr Council. Spor- liglil, Senior Social Council Prorn Aflenderv, Vid-Vw, NHS, Fjiur-Year H:n'r Rel. I BETTY PECOIIGA Business. I CAROL LURETTA RETERSEN Business. CTC, Sporligrir. I JOYCE EILEEN ROSSELL Business, Levin Seirelary, SRC, Friend-.Iiip Treasurer. Spolliqlii, Caldron, Siudenl Council Delvers Hi5n'r, Freslvnan Sjtiai Council. LEROY POSSELL 'Roy Vofiafional. Intrerruril, I BETTY RUTH ROTTS RufFie Business D-i-iiers, CTC, SRC, Red Cross Set- reiary-Treesurer. I CARL O, PRESSLER 'Rret Voialional. I JAMES EUC-ENE RRITCHARD Sui:iQr'nqn College Rrep, Booslers, Larin, Press Vice-President Indiana, Spisiiliglwr Business Munaoer, VGCJVYII. I DONALD LOUIS RRIVETT Dorn' Voigarionfil. Foollziall. I DUWARD ALGIE PRIVETT Vocaiionial. Foolball. I DONALD RICHARD PARP Liiclf' Vofgiafional. Rifle. iv .Qan- 'is 1: ' ' GEORGE' EDWARD RATHERT General. Varsiiy Clneer Leader, Siege Crew Eleclrician, Hi-Y, Booslers, NHS. I RICHARD WAYNE REFNER Sauce General. lnirarnural. I EUGENE CHARLES REIZ 'AGe-ne Vocalional. lniramural, Hi-Y, I MARCELENE MARY REUILLE Mamie Business. Honor, Vaqabonds Presidenl, Friendship, Spoiliqhr, NHS, Four-Year Honor Roll. I LELAND EUGENE RICHARDSON Red Vocaiional. lnframural. I CHARLES LAWRENCE RICHTER Cl'iuclr Vocaiional Sludenl Council Arcliery, lnirarnural, Honor, NHS. I HAROLD GENE RICHTER H. R. College Prep. Sporliqlii, Honor, Naiure, NHS, Eour-Year Honor Roll. Page IO3 Seniors . . . ne-gs, Nature Vice-Pic-sidenr, CGAA. Honor, I GERALTIINE MARY ROBINSON Jerry VVILMA JEANETTE RINDY 'Wilii General. GirI Reserves Presidenr, Vod-ViI. I MAXINE MARIE RINEHOLD Mickey Busi- CTC. spariigin. I FRANKLIN ROBERTS Business. CGAA. I BEULAH PEARL RABY TanqIeIooI VocaIionaI. Varsiry FooIbaII. MuscIes Business. SpofIiqI1I. I GARLAND Business. CGAA. Ilafure, Vod-ViI. X r GERALD ROBY 'Hash' VocaIicnaI. Torch RIIIQ. I LEONTEEN MAY RODMAN Lonnie .,-a-f 00 MARIE LUELLA ROESENER Business. I EILEEN ROWAN GeneraI. Eniered Irorn Elrnlnursf. I JOE E. ROWAN Jack General. Enfered from EIrnI'rursI, I RUTH ELAINE RYDER Business. Vaqabonds, Spoilignr. I KENNETH WILLIAM SAALERANK Kenny VocaIionaI, I KATHERINE ANN BAUER Business. SPC, CTC, Friendship. I WANDA MAE SOUERS College Prep. CTC, CGAA, CaIdron, Ari Se-CreIary. JAMES MARTIN SAVIO Doc VocaIionaI. I EDWARD EREDRICI5 SCHAFENACKER BracIcer Vocafional. Hi-Y, Harmonica B nd Varsif EoorI:raII, BasIneIbaII, Inrrarnural. I CHESTER EDWARD SCHENCK Mcnesryu VocaIionaI. Hi-Y, Mafh, InTrarnuraI, Foo?- 5 I Y baII B' Ic Ib II, T CI. I GERALD RALPH SCHERER Jerry VocaTionaI. Enfered from Ce-n'rraI CaII'ioIrc. I FLORENCE ELLEN , ase a ra SCHMIDT Business Vagabonds Vice-President Friendship. I VERA SCHMIDT Business. Sporlrqhr, Caldron, Honor Vice-President Vagabonds, Friendship, NHS. Four-Year Honor ROII, I ROBERT EARL SCHANE 'Bob' GeneraI. Lafin. Gs. V V4 gs . 1. If 1:-H i ,:,, ., 17 L5' aa., I g2iigRRBf-D LUCIIE ROSE SCHNEIDER Lucy College Prep Orchesfra Nafure, Delvers. Library Service, Caloron, Spo+Iighf, Glee Club. SPC. Senior PIay. I PMAXINE G. SCHULTZ MicIrieI' Business. iSpofIigI'1'r Personnel Direcfor, CTC, SPC, Press, BoosIers, Red C Del . s, Vod-V'I. I DOROTHY F. SCHUST DoHy Business. Drum Corps President Caldron, Sporliqhr, Honor, Vod-ViI, FOSS, V Vol' I Prom Arrendanf I WILBUR WAYNE SCREETON Scree+ie Vocafional. I HARRY JOSEPH SHADLE Business. Lafin Vrce-Pres- I C In I . I BETTY JANE SHANEYFELT idenr, vsgsbonfig. I ALLAN JOSEPH SHAPPER Usher' Vocafional. Eniefea from cams .si Orc CoIIeige Prep, Arr, Indiana, Orcnesrra, Boosrers, Sporliqhr, Cald ron, MaII1,CGAA. Page IO4 Seniors . . . DON RAYMOND SHEETS 'Qlunicr' Vocarional. Glee Club, Eulerpean Choir. I GAIL SHEETS Vocalional. Varsily Eoolball. I THOMAS EDWARD SHEETS Red Vocalional. lnlramural, Varsiry Basketball, Traclc. I ROBERT LEON SIMON Bolo Vocalional. Band Presidenf Orcheslra, Glee Club, Music Council. I EMIL MARTIN SITKO Monk Vocarional. Varsify Eoorball, Varsify Bas- lcefball, Varsily Traclc, NHS. I LILLIAN CATHERINE SKORY Lil Business. CGAA, Delyers, Honor, Spoflighf, SPC, Senior Play. I VIR- GINIA E. SLOAN Ginnie College Prep. Boosler Secrelary, SPC, Harmonica Band, Friendship, Band, Orcheslra, Vagabonds, Flag Twirlers, Freshman Social Council Senior Play, One-Acl Play. K 4 V. , 6 A V I ex V J I I x I :xxx CNT Efxg.i . fi s s -1. fb-e 5- MOSES WILLIAM SLYBY Mose' College Prep. Lafin President Spcllighl Spcirfs Edilor, NHS, Boosrers, Math, Inlrarnural, Caldron, Honor, Press. I WILLIAM EAPL SMALLBACK Bill Vocarional. Varsily Traclr, Spollighr. I JOAN MARGARET SMALL- WOOD IIJOI' Business. I MARJORIE WILLIS SMITH Marge Businesz. CTC. I ROLAND CLARK SMITH Cool-.ie Vocalional. lnlrafnural, I ELMER SPILLERS Rudi Votalional, I WALTER EUGENE STARKEL Vocalional. -,--0o.-.V . EILEEN RUTH STAROST Business. CTC, Friendship Spoflioltl. I GLENN CHRISTIAN STEINBACHER SIeinie General. Vaga- bonds, Riile. I IRIS STEIN Pere Business. Rifle, Yaoabonds, Delyers. I ARTHUR WILLIAM STERLING Aff Vocalional. I SHIR- LEY MARIE STRACI4 Business. CTC, Sporliglir, Calolron Faculry Edilor. Service. I VIRGINIA ELLEN STRONG ':Ginny Business. CGAA, Sophomore Social Council. I PERRY STPUM, JR. College Prep. Inlrarnural, Eoolball, Whealley Cenler I-Ii-Y Presidenl. If Q I 1 m , D : TT 'P ff ji MARGARET ETHELYN STURM Burch Business. SpOrI'S, Spollighl. I THELMA ELIZABETH SULLIVAN College Prep. I NORMA LABERNE SWOPE Business. I BETTY JEAN SYLVESTER Burch General. Library Service. I WILLIAM ALAN TEMPLE Deacon College Prep. CFL, NFL, NHS, Torch, Caldron, Hi-Y. SPC Presidenl, Booslers, Honor Secrelary-Treasurer, Slage Crew Senior Co- Manager, Larin, Spoflighl, Freshman President Senior Social Council, Senior Play Lead, One-Ac? Plays, Chrislrnas Plays, Valecliclo- rian. I VIOLET TESCULA College Prep. CGAA, CTC, SPC, NHS, Calclron, Spoflighl, Friendship. I STEPHEN EDWARD THOMAS S+eve College Prep. SPC, Slage Crew, Hi-Y Presidenl, Tennis, Honor, Torch, Infrarnural, Sporlighr, Senior Play, Junior Secrelary- Treasurer. Page IOS HY is Q65 if . ,.., L O TO e-ET DTRECTION P ' TO STUD age 8 Y AND RECITE page .4 K IN GROUPS Page 40 ' T0 as G ooo SPORTS page 72 0 TO MAKE FRIENDS Peg 9 0 O ' TO ENJQ Y Evems page '20 'rn orTanT Tn a sTu- QTVTE AND SCHOOL, so T p denT's TTTe, can harcTTy be ThouqhT OT sTnqTy. The happTnes5 and eTTTcTency OT The pupns depend much on ThTs dose aThance, Tor There are many T'xes beTween CenTraT and The homes OT her 2300 sTudenTs. BuT CenTraT Ts more Than a 'ouTTcTTnqfrnore Than a schooT. The sc:hooT Ts an exTens'xon OT The horne where parenT and Teacher ToqeTher waTch The pupTT deveTop. We, The CaTdron sTaT'T, TnvTTe aTT parenTs To VTSTTZ h' book, The schaaT ThaT Tor T The Through T aTn'TosT haTT a cenTury 'T enTTre connrnunx y. he pages OT T TS vTTaT parT o has been a Seniors . DELORES IKATEIELEEN TREUCI-IET Dee Business. Vaqabonds, CGAA, Eriendsliip, Vod-Vil, Sluclenl Council, I ERIC ALEX- ANDER TRIER Vi:n:alii:nal. Hi-Y, Movie Operalor. I ROBERT RUSSELL TRUESDELL Bob Vocalional. Spolliolil, Rille. I FANNIE PENELORE TSETSE Business. SRC, CGAA. I MARILYN VIOLA TUCKER General. CTC. I VONA IRENE TUDOR Tm Business, CTC, Friendsliip. I BETTY JEAN UI-ILIG Slim Business. CGAA. ' W A Q 7 15 I ERI' it. Q 5. W ' I ' GLORIA JOAN VAN LEAR Slnadow Business. CTC, Calclron Circulalion Manager, Spolliqlnl, Friendship, Press, Enlered Irorn North Side, I RUTI-I I-IILDA WALDA Susie Business. I BETTY JEAN WARNER Blondie Business. Vaqabonds, Junior Social Council. Friendsliip, CTC, SPC, Booslers. Spolliqlnl, Senior Play, Clirislrnas Plays, One-Acl Play, Prom Allendanl, NI-IS. I DOROTI-IY LUCILE WATSON Dol Business. Sludenl Council, Lalin, Spolliglnl, Friendslnip, SPC Secrelary, Booslers. Senior Play. I CLAR, ENCE WILLIAM WATTERSON Bill Vocalional. Booslers, Quill 81 Scroll Vice-Presiclenl, Spolliqlnl Business Manager, Press Presi- denl, Indiana Presidenl, Intramural, Sludenl Council, Vad-Vil. I BERTI-IA WEBER Business. I I-IENRY PAUL WEFIRENBERG I-lanlc Cfnlleqe Prep. I-li-Y. ...+.-.1 JOI-IN ERVIN WEIDNER Big Jol'in Vocalional. I-li-Y, SPC, Slaqe Crew, Spolliqlil, Caldron, Vocl-Vil. I WILLA LEE WELLS Dirnples General. SFL, Red Cross. I ALEEN LOUISE WESLING Business. I CAROL JEAN WESTENFELD Business. Vaqabonds. Enlered Irofn Soufli Side. I EDGAR JOSEPH WI-IITE Joe Vocalional. I FREDERICK RALPI-I WILKENS Bud Colleqe Prep. I ROBERT I-IENRY WILLIG Vocalional. -6 it -'S IQ 4 GALE LEROY WISNER Whiz College Prep. Malli Presidenl, Torcln, I-li-Y, Lalin, Spofliqlil, Nl-IS, Sludenl Council Presidenl. I KENNETH EUGENE WITTE Gub Baslcelball, Football. Enlered from New I-laven. I ALLEN WAYNE WITTE Wayne Voca- tional. I NANCY JEANETTE WOOD College Prep, Lalin Vice President I-lonor, Library Service, CTC. Boosfers, NI-IS, Four-Year I-lonor Roll. I FRED WOODY Slim Vocalional. I ALICE JOY WYATT Al Business. CTC, Red Cross. I MARY MARGARET ZARTMAN Business. Arcliery, CGAA. Page IO6 GRADUATES NOT PICTURED GEORGE S. ARMSTRONG WILBUR R. ARNOLD AUDRA ADAIR BAESKE ALPHONSO R. BLACK ELDA BERTHA GRIEBEL DONALD H. HENSCHEN ANNA MAY HESTON HARRY HOLMAN BERNARD FORREST HORN HOMER M. KENNEDY LOIS EYERSTINE LASTER LAMOILLE L. LAWRENCE JACKSON LEE LUDLUM DON LEROY MYERS WILSON HENRY SEITZ CLAYTON SHUSTER MARIABELLE B. SUTTON NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY April LisT CLEM GRABNER DELORES HAMMAN BETTY HARGRAVE HARRY HOLMAN MAXINE RINEHOLD CLAYTON SHLISTER HARRY SHADLE STEPHEN THOMAS GLORIA VAN LEAR WILLIAM WATTERSON CNJ Z! ORTIJNATE, indeed, are The undercIass- men, who yeT have Tinne To seT Their besT records and nnake Their besT grades aT CenTraI. Seniors Icnow Trom dear experience ThaT ad- vice oT parenTs and Teachers is noT To be Taken IighTIy. Juniors, sophomores, and Treshrnen do well To ask The graduaTing seniors whaT They would do beTTer if They were again enTer- ing high schoolaand acT accordingIy. These nexT pages show The Triends and cIassmaTes To graduaTe in I943, I944, and I945. llne Minute After The Bell Page IO, Page IO8 ,' i wg!-T A ' Nwuiuu CQ' i 1359 A Q gut' 601:99 mm-1'at:mR'8, 5 MW JUNIOR orricsizs STanding: Miss Tonkel, adviser: PaTTy Rice, Bill lvlichell, Pam Burrell, Paul Lemlce, Eileen PlieT, mem- bers oT social council: Mr Ferlini, adviser. SeaTed: Lena Belle Rea- son, secreTary-Treasurer' Paul Prill, presidenTq Lois PuTT, vice presidenT. We Know Central like A Book By Gloria KieTTer l-IE CLASS OF I943 has had Three years oT opporTuniTy while aT CenTral l-ligh School, and mosT oT The sTudenTs have Taken advanTage of These opporTuniTies. We have The privileges oT choosing our own sul3iecTs, Taking parT in exTra-curricular acTiviTies, and worlcing wiTh excellenT CenTral Teachers. When we sTarTed our Tour years aT CenTral as simple, liTTle Treshmen, we chose Ned Breininger, Paul Lemlce, and Lois PuTT To lead us Through our TirsT year. During This year, we held a slcaTing parTy, our TirsT social TuncTion. As we progressed Through The inTluence oT home and school and be- came experienced sophomores, we elecTed Bill lvlichell, Pam Burrell, and PaTricia Cowan oTTicers, and Miss l-lelen Phillips and Mr. Allen 6. Cleaver advisers, To guide us along The paTh oT social acTiviTies. We held our TirsT, and very successTul, ChrisTmas parTy This year. When we became upperclassmen, we hoped To accomplish greaT Things wiTh Paul Prill, presidenTg Lois PuTT, vice presidenTp Lena Belle Reason, secreTary-Treasurer: and PaTTy Rice, Bill lvlichell, Pam Burrell, Paul Lemlce, and Eileen PlieTT, Social Council members, aT The helm oT our ship oT social liTe in school. This year we held our junior dance, The Swagger Swing, and our Junior Prom. The Prom was very successTul wiTh our lovely queen presiding over her courT oT beauTy. As seniors, we loolc Torward To our lasT year aT CenTral wiTh The hope OT accomplishing more Tor CenTral. Juniors . ROW ONE Wilma Ahlersmeyer, Lorraine Ahrens, Rulh Alleld, Ellen Oberlin, Ralph Anderson, Donald Anspach, lvlarie Aumiller, Elaine Bacon, Phyllis Bade, Paul Bailey, Daniel Ball. I fs Rf 4 X x ROW TWO X X Arlhur Baule, Elmer Barlon, Don Beary, Evelyn Beckman, Rosemary Bender, Arnold Beneclce, Joan Benward, Slella Bixby, Paul Bilzinqer, Eileen Bohde, Richard Schmidl. ROW THREE Velma Bolinger, Selma Bonel'l, Norma Bradlield, Pal Brady, Ned Breininqer, Mariorie Briclcley, Joan Bruol, Earl Buchan, Willard Buechner, Willodene Bulmahn, Helen Burlchardl. ROW FOUR Joan Burns, Clarabelle Casile, l-loward Clarlc, Nelda Clarlc, Belly Cliclc, Bill Coil, Peler Colliae, Dorofhy Collon, June Covaull, Francis Cox, Don Cummings. ROW FIVE lole Curigni, Virginia Davies, Enid Davis, James Davis, Jaclc Del-laven, Marian Demsey, Jim DeS-elm, Roberl Dewarl, Wayne Dillman, John Dinlcel, Walier Dreyer. ROW SIX David Dulin, Jack Edelman, Jean Fagq,,Larry Farmer, LaVerne Faulkner, Gene Faust Flossie Flefcher, Mary Flelrer, Bob Geerken, Richard Geye, Dolores Gladieux. L ri-i V ' -4, ' - 'ii ' fl, ' i - H., 1' Q: -A - I fs, e ' 1. S is 'Q -. r' f 1- ... R - 1 -Q fs 'Tie J zi, 1 6 v A i ig' 'D 'L f 'R a n i'si 1 ,-iifkdfa' Q J ' X I - . wif W fa X . A 5 . 4 ., ' 'M '5l 1 F ' f, v4 , E is '- ' 3:1 ' ,I A :W , fi? ' .Q fm' Q ii ' i - . -A ,x ii U 'L iiii Y X i R R 4 i ' s M E. me - A T f, i , 'sea in is? s Qs sf fi ii - -iaaki 'ia .- if l 5 . ' , T gg A 4, rg: ., ',-3 ,g Q 5 t Z - K It A z i 3 5 : .bi L A-Q h, Q' ' in i ' 55 f f: F Fi J 'ifia 'QF' g B 'iuu E' ' , - A' 9 l E' . 1 . H 3 A v , ' ' , ,,, . R. . 3 ,:-- V-1 , q V. f- -.wr , g., J I -,Z X ' Y . I , X g V, , ' ff, N, K Q .EL ,Zi A-6 , S, , . H I EE: A-l. 2 gf. 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Page IIO ' x Row Foua ss fl l I Q l A l m 1 l ' 1 Rela l-lerman, Dick l-less, Dale l-liclcs, Eranlc l-liggins, Richard l-linion. Below ROW FIVE ROW ONE . I ' U - Bolo l-loward, Dick l-lull, Roberl l-lullman, Thurl lqney, Gloria Kielller, Lesler King, Paul King, Leo- Alberfa Irby. nard Krauslcopl, Annabell Kreiqh, Ann Kuzefl, Paul Lakey. ROW SIX ROW TWO Ted Lanlz, Palsy Lawson, Don LeEevra, Dor- ofhy Lindeman, Edwin Lindenloerg, Jack Lin- der, Jeanelle Loberl. Delores Johnson, l-lelen Johnson, Eileen Kagey, Paul Karmon, Neil Kensler. ROW THREE Eunice Lueclce, Phillis Luplon, Carolyn MC- Connell, Mardell McDaniel, James McGee, Jacqueline Mcl-lenry, Bill McMullen. ROW FOUR Doris McNamara, Wanilla McNeal, Roberl McDeviH, Erienda Manqoll, Roberl Macy, Louise Masloob, Edna Malhews. ROW FIVE Wanella McNeal, Russell Meacls, Paul Med- slcer, Mildred Melller, Bill Michell, Don Miller. Maurice Miller. ROW SIX Orren Miller, Suzy Miller, Wayne Miller, Mil- dred Milchell, Eslher Mooney, Kalhryn Mowry, Mary Murphy. 117 -HH.. . I., i I-:-if - .. CLQJLAI ONE belh Nib ROW Donald Myers, l-lelen Nellrour, Belly Niedermeyer, Eliza liclc, Richard Nycum, Rex Oberlciser, Marcile Oelling, Gloria Orr, Belly Oll, Dean Pace, Marian Papperl, Charles Pallerson, Mary Pele. ROW TWO Eileen Pliell, Phyllis Polls, Roy Puryear, Lois Pull, Clelus Rainey, Ralph Redding, Pally Rice, Roberl Roe-mblce, Raymond Rogers ' ll r, Donald Rose, Belly Rossell, Dorolhy Rolh. Phyllis Ro e ROW THREE li Isabelle Schroclc ' e Don Saylor, Waller Schenc, Ch nor' Doris Shanylell, Bernic l od, Charles Juniors . Joan Rumbaugh, Evelyn Scribner, Berl Seilz, Bill J an ,, Shearer, Belle Shusler, Audrey Sliger, Carolyn Srnalwo Smilh. ROW FOUR Pally Jane Smilh, Guy Somers, Bill Spore. Jason Slabler, Virginia Slacy, Casimir Slaslci, Geraldine Sleller, Vlfanda Slillwell, Jean Swaim, Eugene Tassler, Duane lalman, Morris Taylor, Diclc Toerne. JUNIORS SMILE Beverl Bivens Enid Davis and Lena ROW FIVE Y ' . . B ll R l lh l d l Milce Toor, Niclc Tsulell, Bob Van Ryn, George Venis, lvan Vorich, yfeenooiaiirgrrqree ell men S G Lorraine Von-Behren, LaVon Wagner, James Wall, Bob Warner. Roberl Weder, Roberl Weiclf, Leonard Wendl, Bill While. ROW SIX l George While, Noble Whileman, Kalhleen Vlfhillen, Lawrence Wies, Richard Wilkens, Carl Winlnleblaclc, Marcella Wirges, Fred Wilzenrnan, Clarence Woll, Mary Wood, Jeanne Woodward, Alberl Zenl, Dolores Zilon. Page 111 14,2 4 'N A fi ef M Q ai: 1' me -ae' ff Q A mf ' a if , if if ' 5- -'-- ' i V 1 , if-1 l. ,. ff' 'V' lr V 7. -f 'e-T ' ff. ff, ' lax, - ' - l 'R 'J il' 7 ig ,E .51 1 j ' 0 , Q ' 1 1 .fl ' R 1 l 33: , l 3 fi if V R' i 'Q l 5' l. - , ' 5' 'A . ' V , R L W' l Q ' ll .- , ill 1' A l l Y . 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J- 1' ,fqiifi ' 5 .wi ' R .- --- si iiil 1 Y , E., fi, -sg. -iii? iPgQ.:i4 . iv J 7 , Q T I 1 T T i I , V i i i X 1 l 1 Ii . ll l if 1 li gi ii l T is E Page II2 l CLASS OF I944 reTary DoroThy Cooper, PresidenT Francis Ray, STill. Social Council, sTand- ing: Nellie Malaley. Joan CoTTingham, Norman Doenges, Ann Bailey, RuTh Essex, and Bea Aldred. Get llut of llur Way, Freshies! By Joan CoTTingham and Nellie Maloley E ARE Tl-IE SOPT-TOMORE class. LasT year we came To CenTral as Treshmen. We knew very liTTle abouT CenTral, buT by deTerminaTion and work we soon Tound ourselves no longer iusT Treshmen, buT sophomores. ln our Treshman year we elecTed John STeTTler, presidenT, Peggy Parlcins, vice presidenT, and CaTherine Plescher, secreTary. The social council was Ann Bailey, l-larrieT Mudd, Norman Doenges, John Jones, and Murray Mendenhall Jr. Our class advisers were Miss Ton- lcel and Mr. Aldred, ln our TirsT year aT CenTral we sponsored a sl4aTing par- Ty. Because oT hard worlc, our parTy was a success. This year our class elecTed The Tol- lowingg Francis Ray, presidenT, RuTh Bradshaw, vice presidenT, and DoroThy Cooper, secreTary. The social council members consisT oT Bea Aldred, Ann Bailey, RuTh Essex, Norman Doenges, Paul STaley, Joan CoTTingham, and Nellie Maloley. As our advisers, we elecTed Miss Vv'elch and Mr. STill. We again underToolc The worlc oT a slcaTing parTy. The parTy was held March 27, I942, aT Bell's SlcaTing Rink. Again The parTy was a success. The Sophomore class has advanced much since Their Treshman year. We have become acguainTed wiTh CenTral and her acTiviTies and use Them To an advanTage. We are now equipped To Tace The Taslcs oT our junior and senior years in CenTral. AlThough we are considered insigniT- icanT aT presenT, we hope To be TuTure leaders in our years To come, aT Cen- Tral. Already we loolc Torward To sponsoring The Junior Prom nexT year and To experiencing The Thrills oT Bac- calaureaTe and CommencemenT in Two years, all Too soon. BuT we lcnow ThaT The lessons we learn and The Triendships we Torm will remain wiTh us when we have long been alumni oT The Blue and WhiTe. OTTicers, seaTed: Ad- viser Miss Welch, Sec- Vice PresidenT RuTh Brad- shaw, and Adviser Mr. Snphnmores . 1 ROW ONE Doroihy Adams, Cleo Allman, Don Anderson, Jack Argerbrighl, Phyllis Bachman, Annabelle Baker, Dorolhy Ball, Fred Barlo, Harold xv R Beck, Edirh Be-rridge, Tylce Berry. W' Row Two Grace Bixby, Phyllis Boesfer, Dorofhy Boleyn, Alan Bolrz. Dixie Lou Bonsall, Ronald Braclcmann, OHO Bradfmueller, Kenne?h Broclxmeyer, Kennerh Brunefle, Nina Buchanan, Gene Buclcel. ROW THREE Jaclc Buckley, Richard Bugari, Richard Burns, Parricia Burfneri, Don Baller, Leo Casso, Dale Carder, Richard Carpen+er, Myron Carrier, Berry Carrer, George Ceccanese. ROW FOUR Erlene Chamberlain, Richard Chambers, Frederich Clarlc, Richard Coolc, Dorolhy Cooper, Joan Colrringham, Virginia Cox, Jane Crabis, Viclor Criswell, Rulh Ann Dale, Pairicia Davenporr. ROW FIVE Jaclc Davis, Sally Dehler, Belly Dennie, Leonard Disler, Frank Dlug, Norman Doenges, Bonnie Doswell, William Douglas, l-lelen Durnell, Bill Eschcoill, Jack Espich. ROW SIX Rufh Essex, Richard Erzler, Mary Lou Pel+s, Bernard Pirlcs, Phil Fisher, Donald Pogle, Donna Forlcer, Roberl Porsyih, Bob Friend, Roberi Puhrman, Paul Gardr. .22 5 . Q Tv. it fha.. Tig, yi.: as NA- , .ea ' an Qc H we L ev 'ffm , CCW, , fi ev r -A Gi -4 ex -O -- ' 3 : +C -fi., f , 5 L 'if' sv- x vi E' h, Q, , ' 1 fr 1' 16' - 4.4.21 - sir: A if J rl? A wig N' . or B f' ' ' R .' A . F l .Aw L -H 'hr A ku ,,, J QBW 5 N 1? H-, A4-LL l gy 1 -: F. - . 2- - B G - I Q I ga f 'mag aI A Di i Q 5 :ii l ,vi -O ' Mx: ' , ,L ...L - BYO ,cm ' F ' P ' 'Y PX ii 5' V 41. 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PQ. . l f f Q ROW SIX Richard Keyser, Arnold Krauskopl, Dick Laird, Roberl Landolli, Georganna Leonard. Below ROW ONE Page Il4 Jimmy Liggell, Willis Linn, Dick Lohmeyer, Bob Luley, William Lulz, Amy McAbee, Alex Mackres. ROW TWO Nellie Maloley, Jim Marlin, Charles Mallock, James Meeks, Tommy Menlzer, Arden Meyer, James Meyer. ROW THREE Byron Sheldon, Arlhur Miesen, Belly Miller, l t Jack Miller, Marilyn Miller, Vernon Miser, 1-4 K Ray Moodie. gf X Row EouR li X X y Q Roy Moodie, Carl Myers, Julia Ne-ddell, Alice T ' lg' Nickelson, Richard Nicole, Bill Nimlz, Dick V7 ' X Wagner. ROW FIVE Mona O'Shaughnessey, Helen Papperl, Bob N' I his Pemberlon, l-lelen Pelerinl-1, Belly Pelers, Bob 35: Pelers, Dorlhiea Pelers. ROW SIX N Elmar Pelersen, Calherine Plescher, Carl Pop- oll, Anna Porler, Bob Porler, Donald Powell, Wilma Purdue. ROW ONE Phyllis Raby, Max Ramsey, Arlhur Rasor, Francis Ray, William Rein- bold, Pal Richardson, Barbara Riley, Paul Roberls, Wayne Roesener, Pally Rohrbaugh, Wayne Sauer, John Rossell, Benlon Rolh. ROW TWO Doris Ruch, l-loward Saallranlc, Doris Sandlcuhler, Blanchard Savio, Doris Schaeler, George Scheimann, Alice Schelper, l-loward Schmidl, Richard Schmidl, Eugene Michael, Calvin Secheverell, Genevieve Sellon, Elhel Shanylell. ROW THREE Eldora Shaw, Wanella Shoall, Margie Shoppell, Leo Seilz, l-larold Simon, Bob Sims, Rulh Seslar, Max Slusher, Belly Srnilh, Roberl Soderquisl, Gerald Somers, Milin Spore, Wendall Squires. ROW FOUR Paul Slaley, Eileen Slarosl, Thomas Slarland, Belly Slarosl, Bob Slein, Berlon Slerling, John Slelller, Beverly Slraclc, l-lelene Slrime menos, Laura Slule. Mariabelle Sullon, Fleming Taylor, June Taylor. ROW FIVE Phyllis Thompson, Jeanelle Timmons, Maurice Tracey, Nolan Tyler, Diclc Keirns, Eugene Valenline, John Vorndran, Dick Vaclcler, Norma Wallcer, Mary Walerson, Bill Walson, David Wehrenberg, Myrlle Wildason. ROW SIX Donna Williams, Eugene Williams, Jeanelle Wilson, Paul J. Winlcler, Joseph Winslel, Belly Wires, Ray Wille, Eileen Woll, Billy Worman Doris Wulliman, Lillian Wyall, Arnold Wyss, Bob Young. .. Q , ,. . A Snphumorcs . SOPHOMORES STUDY Dean Gochenour, l-larriel Mudd. and Roberl Gillie lalce a lasl loolc al lhe lexl belore going lo lhe nexl hour's quiz. 'S' 2 Page II5 ,' 'If Tj Ti g, Y fi, 1 K3-.5 .:.. i -14 on are ' .'.i iiii . iii' ' 1 I i. -c .iii .sea i 1 s+ V iii xfil. i Rl! E ii is '- .' ' ll' ' ' 4 . LW. .1 1 ,amy . , L A-, . A. 'IF' ff-fa K Page ll6 FRESHMAN OFFICERS gie O'Neil, social council urer: and Rhyllis Quinn social council. Where ls The Elevator, Please? By lvlargie Koorsen ll QR YOURS TS Tl-TE Torch. Take iT in your eager hands and never leT iTs lighT waver or dim, Though Trials and TribulaTions are sure To beseT one who would carry such a shining challenge. Our predecessors had seT The pace and as we enTered CenTral's porTals wiTh recepTive and eager minds: we accepTed The challenge and wiTh a new deTerminaTion The Treshmen oT l942 began a chapTer oT Their lives. To run smooThly every organizaTion has To have iTs guiding group. To carry ouT This viTal work, a presidenT, vice presidenT, and secreTary were nominaTed. The presidenT was lFlerberT SmiTh, vice presidenT, Bill Schaifenacher, and secreTary, Nan Rice. Social coun- cil members were elecTed by popular voTe also, and were Phyllis Quinn, James Grossman, Dick Doenges, and Carolyn Worman. Of 227 Treshmen enTering, l-larmar grade school conTribuTed The mosT wiTh 5l pupils. WashingTon was nexT wiTh 4l pupils. CenTral expecTed much and received no discouragemenT Trom These alerT new ciTizens. Taking Their cue Trom experienced upperclassmen, They Threw Themselves inTo The various clubs and acTiviTies open To Treshmen. Some oT The clubs on The eligibiliTy lisT were The LaTin Club, French Club, CenTTal Tri- angle Club, BoosTers, Vagabond, Na- Ture, SPC, Delvers, and Red Cross. 0Ther acTiviTies which wenT To make up a compleTe and Tull exTra-curricular life were sporTs, speech, music, and publicaTions. Thus The ciTizens OT Tomorrow Took Their places in The halls of educaTion as so many oThers had done beTore Them and as so many will, while Amer- ica holds her place as champion oT democracy. STanding: Carolyn Wor- man, social council: Mar- SeaTed: Richard Doen- ges, social council: Her- berT SrniTh, presidenT7 Nel- lie Rice, secreTary-Treas- Freshmen . ROW ONE X I Ann Adams, Gene Adams, Leonard Adams, June Ahlersmeyer, Billy fhx, Aldrich, Dorolhy Allen, Auslin Armslrong, Roberl Arnold, Roberl Spy, Ted Bahr, Alphabelle Bainbridge. ld ? ROW TWO Q 4' Bernard Baker, June Baker, Lois Baker, Margarel Baker, Billie Bell, l-larry ND Benecke, Waller Bienz, Gene Birdwell, Gordon Bischolll, Evelyn Bishop, y X Jane Bley. ROW THREE Norberr Bobay, Leroy Boschel, Jane Brager, l-lelen Buckley, Dorolhy Buhr, Mildred Bunner, Barbara Burkhafer, Thomas Burrell, Wanda Bulcher, Perry Bulls, Joan Byanski. ROW FOUR Wayne Carpenler, Frederick Carlwrighl, Fred Caruso, Vona Tudor, Nila Clark, Carl Click, Doris Closson, Max Coggeshall, Waller Colron, Alberr Conn, Dan Conner. ROW FIVE Billy Courlney, Richard Covaull, Walker Cramer, Jim Crapser, Dewey Culberlson, Michael Cun- egin, Louis Culigni, Eugene Dennis, l-larry Dilzenberger, Dick Doenges, Jim Dornick. ROW SIX Virginia Rinehold, Eleanor Doswell, Phyllis Doswell, Mary Lou Douglas, l-lelen Durnell, Raymond Easles, Don Edwards, Richard Edwards, Chris Eicher, l-loward Ensch, Roberl Erwin. ROW SEVEN Bob Eshcowll, Jessie Evard, Evelyn Fischer, Marvin Fisher, Carl Fleck. Jerry Fleck, Gerald Foel- linger, Donald Foland, Palsy Ford, Sam Forlney, Lee Fosler. ROW EIGHT James Fowler, John Fraser, l-larold Fredrickson, Lucille Funk, Ned Gaskill, Roy Gawlhrop, Paul Geise, Mabel Goings, George Griebel, Jack Grim, Delmar Gronau. rg. M V W -g1'wF 5? :ff 5 , . 51 1 5 ' . i FV qi 1 ., 1- .- , 1- - -1 - K if , 1- - 2 .V Qi ss . + V J ' , - ' ', ' ' l ' I .2 'A' - - ' 'fi i - 'lr' Vi V .V P 1 -, 'T' , sr W- All :V 5 P - ' -L 7 H' W 5 V D , - 1 P El Iii' I , -Y l 1 'l' 4-12 1- z. . ' A ,, . L 'lx is i ' -V V ' I B - ' W? ' 'eff'-'T rf' . 1, 1' -.. ,. ' 1, Y gn ' . ' V' 2: - 1 7 V . 2 - ffl ' A P A -' A-ra ' 5 lf - ,v K, 3 A - I 6-yn -j f - PT in P, N . s . .., . .dy P P :P 'vu 4, 3-,JZ ws. P . P. , -P ' J . . I l' ' l'1 'i' i 5 H ll I-3 . - L f' W .. V .. , - DQ sq- H . 4 V' , J , K f' 's' ,745-'wg T-W V' 1 ii ' ' -.-1 ' Vs' V 3? tr , - V -. A K ' , 1, ' .1 T' ' ec P I. Q., .. 5, ' . --x 2. 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ROW TWO Bob Kiles, Willord Kinsey, Kalhleen Koehlinser, Anlionelnle Konarzewslci, Rila Konarzewslci, Roberl Koop, Jim Koorsen, Boris Kosloll. ROW THREE Virginia Kreigh, Elischa Paschall, Ilene Lawson, Billy Lelhwaile, Bernard Lewis, Bob Lighlill, Maxine Lipp, Gene Loar. ROW FOUR Doris Long, Slanley Loomis, Normond McBride, John McClure, Velma Mc- Clymonds, Marshall McCulcheon, James McDonald, Edwin Maloll. ROW FIVE Helen Maloll, Joan Mayer, Belly Meese, Verla Mellinger, Ralph Mis- ing, Maxine Melller, Myron Meyer, Jaclc Miller. ROW SIX Lawerence Moisica, George Mon- lague, Floyd Myers, Harold Nichols, Donald Niebel, Jack Nycum, Marilou O'Brien, Mariory O'Neil. ROW SEVEN Russell Oslerman, Sara Owen, Phyllis Park, DeLane Pallon, John Payne. Max Oberkiser, Belly Perlcins, Norma Plasler. ROW EIGHT Virginia Polcora, Marguerile Porler, Dorolhy Powers, Pally Ray, Leona Reeder, Joan Rehling, Paul Rehling, Eugene Reichard. ROW THREE Shirley Heiniger, Ralph Helms, Belly Hensch, Billie Jo Hering, Charles Hess, Mildred Hess, Irene Hinds. ROW FOUR Grace Hirschy, Richard Hobroclc, Karl Holaclcer, Bob Holle, Geraldine Hollman, Phyllis Howland, Donna Lou Jackson. 6 'w 'I -1 'F ROW ONE Millicenl Relue, Ralph Rennecker, Norma Jene Reuille, Nellie Rice, Wayne Rich- ler, Dorolhy Buhr, Mary Roberls, William Rodenbeck, Gerlrude Rohland, ,lack Rool, Bernadine Rose, Elhel Rurnple. Mary Louise Sanders. ROW TWO John Sanlord, Lois Saylor, Dick Schalenacker, Doris Schane, Paul Schaper, Dale Scherer, Donald Schie, Shirley Schrnill, Joan Schneider, Gloria Schroeder, Phyllis Schroeder, Nalalie Schwarlz, Orlin Schwink. ROW THREE Helen Screelon, Keith Shaller, Colleen Shank, Eileen Shank, Belly Shanylell, Peggy Shinibery, Roberl Sholell, Erman Smilh, l-lerberl Srnilh Jarnes Srnilh, Joseph Smilh, Richard Smilh, Thomas Srnilh, ROW FOUR Belly Snowberger, Belly Snyder, .lack Snyder, Joann Snyder, Darrell Spornhauer Esla Springer, Janice Slabler, Palricia Slabler, Roberl Slanlcn, Edward Slein- acker, Paul Sluck, Ervin Slraley, Wanda Slrong. ROW FIVE Eugene Sui-nney. Clark Sunderland, Ervin Sullon, Beverly Sweel, Velma Talman, Roberl Taylor, Wayne Taylor, Don Teelers, Novalee Tharp Raymond Thomas, Wanda Thompson, Jack Throp, Darwin Traulrnan. ROW SIX Donald Treuchel, Olga Tselse. Williarn Turner, Delee Vaice, Eileen Van Auken Irene Van Auken, Sherry Varner, Rila Vredenburg, Aileen Vodde, Mary Waignef, Marlin Walker, Arlhur Wall, Palreina Wallers. ROW SEVEN Arlhur Warren, Lawrence Walkins, Eugene Walters, Dcrolhy Wedler, Mary Ann Weill, Charles Welbaunn, Lois Ann Whelsel, Lois Whilson, l-lelrnol Wreqmann Gordon Wilkerson, Roberl Willy, Phyllis Wilson, Margaret Vfindhorsl. ROW ElGHT Mabel Wingel, Nilda Winkler, Zola Wilzenrnan, Bill Wood, .le-anne Woodward, Cecile Workman, Carloyn Wornnan, Louise Wrighl, Oalhel Yanl, Bob Yarrnan, Freshmen ii l Lel 14.3 FRESH MEN CHATTER Margie Koorsen. l-lerberl Smilh, and a Friedrich converse on lhe well-known and we'l-worn Douglas Slreel sleps. Audrey Yergens, Donald Young, Bob Zahn. Page 'IQ y' ' 'V ya -- of 'N 'r r ---f 1?-i - ' r-sf ' r 1 , Q. D uv l 1 .N i we . ,.. . E N an A V, gf ,N f ,975 ,, s' -in ds ,il V ' .s ' , ' 1- ' I l ,. , ' v 4- ' L- 'A , i .., ' , ' , - ,, 1 ' E VT' .V , E' ., ,V ,jfs 4 - . , A, . K1 - . y X, 'f , y 1' I U is ..... y 1 - E 4. ' A N ,AV 'gg' A A S 'l f ' AXA- A ,,,, x L. H V ' ,. N ., 1 L V ' , ' . 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'- fi V ' ' P - i 1 1 ww 5 ' g .Y ., ,g , -9. :V , ,,, 1 YROM THE DAY WHEN a i giggling child iirsi eriiers Ceniral ro The lasi day of The serious graduaiion ceremonies --fiif-P he emerges a responsible M .i' wiwool life is a series of f'vf 17 gimme iiuink Hwese are wi-W, -iiv iiiziijfs, buff ofien iriese 'l11v- iiiIili', lil'-v MINI' IV! liii iii' ?'N' 'i1ni'Hii vwiiri.W 1iwiiyS 1.-riwrvii wr Mu- '1l'!iil , iii- mini'- , . . ur lr, Uiuir Yin' g4ifiw,w.Mifin' ine rw'-vewi in .p'i4iw'Yly, ihf' 4iMliiH ici Hi mir' ID ikikififyx ilii il ve' ,Hi f,N'i iJv,yyirw .yuii iU.1M Vg M-ri'1Hy J ihf-'ii-How, h'gnfT vw! in'! in f,r'HiV.H MIM H'iwffi ii.1l!'vv' V TQLQNQ-V K nm X :L1i?!4Qifi: Qi2YMi 'i . 'NXT-?Y lift? 0 U . 0 ' ,fx ff Page IZ! 17 ,gf , A RHNQ' I A if V iw' VP., 1 s.A ,V , gr. ,cd N .2 :ll Q iii 3 QQ 'E- L 'lv' Y . mu.-ex, Y . 9 I' My , -I i V pk 1 , 134 -.1 ,L . 5 Q F' A A '-I LAN TEMPLE and RuTh Fleck played The leads in The senior play, Young Barry, presenTed November I4, I'-74I. Alan por- Trayed Eddie Barry, The Typical Teen-age boy who was Torever geTTing inTo Trouble. William Barry, The TaTher, one oT The leading business men oT The communiTy, was played by Ray Brown. Lucile T-lallien as Grace Barry was The loving moTher oT Eddie. BeaTrice, enacTed by Virginia Sloan, is The sisTer who consTanTly argues wiTh Eddie, buT would sTand by him To The end oT The world. Donna BurTon Took The parT oT Mrs. Granville, one oT The Town's richesT women. She has placed herselT as a leader oT socieTy. George Jones, an easy-going Tellow, who is one oT The besT4lIked persons in The Town, was porTrayed by Bob CoTTingham. The parT oT Mabel Warren, Uncle George's Tiancee and Eddie's music Teacher, was acTed by BeTTy l-Targrave. Ann Sherman, perTormed by RuTh Fleck, was Eddie's besT girl. Frank Krider, as Carl Sibley, was The mayor oT The Town. BeTTy Warner represenTed Gale Win- Throp, The beauTiTul daughTer oT an aspirin manuTacTurer in The play. Two oT Eddie's school chums, Tommy Gran- ville and Sally Davidson, were porTrayed by STeve Thomas and DoroThy WaTson. Tommy liked Ann and Sally liked Eddie, so Tor consola- Tion Tommy and Sally were usually TogeTher. GThers included in The casT were Lucile Schneider, Lillian Skory, and Gloria l-larris. Young Barry, under The direcTion oT Miss SuTer, was one oT The ouTsTanding evenTs in The program oT The year. Main characTers . . . SupporTing casT . . . Eddie shows Ann The picTure . . . The Town gossips . . . The conTession:. I-IE SENIOR-CALDRGN Vaudeville was g slaged in lhe Cenlral audilorium on March 6, l942, under lhe direclion ol Miss l-lelen Phillips and Mr. l-larry Vealch, senior class ad- visers. The Vaudeville is a produclion ol Cen- lral's home lalenl given lor lhe benelil ol lhe Caldron, Cenlral's yearbook. Ninely-live ol Cenlral's sludenls presenled lheir own lalenl in lhe show. Arlisls and Models was a dance presenled by l-lelen Niles, Deloris Zilon, Norma Runyon, Doris Chamber- lain, Sally Dehler, Dale Crapser, Ed Linden- berg, Ed Schalenacker, Gene Minlch, and George While. George Troxel, Cenlral's lal- enled venlriloguisl, and 'his dummy were among lhe highlighls ol lhe show. The Cenlral Girls' Alhlelic Associalion en- gaged in a lumbling acl. Those laking parl in George Troxel and his dummy, Danny O'Grady . . . 'Arlisls and Modelsi' , . . The Skalers' Review . . . The GAA lurnbling acl. lhe acl were Gerry Sleller, Kale McCarron, Deloris Denis, Naomi Meier, Rela l-lerman, Elizabelh Shearer, Vlfanda Slrong, and Donna Burlon. Joan Benward, Kale Del-laven, and Tom Capin held lhe spollighl in lhe skalers' review. Some ol lhe olher acls included Jane, Jean, and Gwen, lhe lhree swing songslers, lhe l-I. B.'s, who sang old songs, and Taps Person- ilied, a dynamic lap dance by Dick Derrick- son. Ye Glde College Shoppe was a skil lypical ol lhe hangoul ol loday. A comedy skil, Spollighl Flashes, was given by lhe school paper, lhe Spollighl. The slage crew presenled an old-lashioned melodrama, Dan- gerous Dan McGrew. The linale was a pres- enlalion given by lhe llag and balon lwirlers. Johnny Ralherl's Orcheslra lurnished music lor lhe Vaudeville. Page I2 SR 2 13, Q Q '- v QS! . .-69.2 vw... asf' , fx? 4 ':'j.,,. - M - 'I , 34 4 aw. W... 4... 1 M , ' 3 Q' '4 1 'Q , qw.,- ., ,-, 6 .t E211 1 .,v. .i2AL.i, A f'f52m.,A4: 36' affix ,via Riff- 5 ,'w's '-n.x'- , 2,1s '?'Ss+ X V,-, fm A ,R+ 1 , ,Q ' ' '52 . K, ' ,iff'g,':4?v' '. 4 3' -5 iv. . A Z 'V ,, saf- , 1 X Q ,V S -7 Q 1, A . f 4i!,.. ,4fj, x Q ,flqff -,I f A 1, qyrf: .95-V.vQ'li-5. L' A 5 1 ffz qtfff, . 'ikgfwii ' -, '? !lf N 2 nugii -, 1 Q. 3 J-r,,,, , ?. 3, X, U U' . if A U' , qi x W. 5 W-,. X , . X, v-A S P, . Q , , , , N -' . s.-' 1- 1 ,A . , ' ' , s ' , 4 ' a wif 15 ' Y.-2 11 JZ' Pl! Gr ,QP ws' S Us 'gi 1 . - w. 4 , , Q Q x . - , v 1 l l l l l l MIDDLE ROW SEE Tl-lE SPILLING mercuryl SpoTlighT subscribers are pleased To see our SpoTlighT seT a new subscripTion record by going over a Thousand. Miss Spangler and school-minded moTh- ers enjoy a social Tea aT a ParenT-Teacher meeTing, one oT several such evenTs held during The year. I These happily smiling graduaTes sTanding in TronT oT The Lewis STreeT hedge exchange remarlcs, auTograph Caldrons, and smile while waiTing Tor The line To Torm Tor Tinal BaccalaureaTe TormaliTies. I Johnny RaTherT and orchesTra give The Tinal rhyThmic Touch To perTecT The Tiger Mixer, honoring our Team, and held by The BoosTers on November 29, l94l. I Mr. Oscar Clem, governor oT The EorT Wayne Moose Lodge, Mr. Croninger, Mr. AbbeTT, and Dr. C. T. Mahan, STaTe SuperinTendenT oT Public lnsTrucTion, gaze admiringly on The American's Creed engraved on The Moose Plague presenTed To CenTral. BOTTOM ROW IT SEEMS SUCH a shorT Time ago ThaT CliTTord Simon and Evelyn Doenges led Their class as BesT CiTizens, aT The annual RecogniTion Day, June 6, l94I. I The measuring oT caps and gowns Tor This year's seniors is an imporTanT iTem beTore graduaTion day comes around. Richard Doenges, The average Treshman, receives The Freshman Shield Trom his broTher, Norman, as Miss Tonlcel advises. I Remember when you posed Tor This camera? PeTer Collias Tries To lools glamorous while Mr. MiddleswarT shooTs away unconcernedly. l Eranlr Krider, SpoTlighT edi' Tor, ably assisTs Johnny Gould, singer, wiTh a speech on The Prep Session held over WSL every Thursday nighT aT 7:30. Page T27 age T28 TOP ROW N FEBRUARY I3, Cenfrals lovelies enliven The colorful Valenfine Rep Session honoring fhe feam, coaches, and officials, by presenfing fhem wifh boxes of candy in fhe shape of hearfs. Af a pep session, Cenfral's Twirlers sfruf fheir sfuff before more fhan 2000 sfudenfs who receive fhem enfhusiasfically. I Relucfanfly, buf proudly, Mr. Croninger bids adieu fo Mr. Craney, mafh feacher, and Mr. Schlechf, Hoagland Grade School feacher, when fhey leave fo serve Uncle Sam as physical insfrucfors in fhe Naval Reserve. I Sign my Caldron, please? is fhe password on and affer Caldron disfribufion day, June 6, which is awaifed wifh greaf an- ficipafion. Bill Shannon is geffing Duward Privef's signafure. I Joan Bruof and Gloria Kieffer puf finishing fouches on fhe annual free sef up in fhe main hall every Yulefide season by fhe Arf Club. MIDDLE ROW STLENTLY Tl-TE STATUES of Washingfon and Lincoln sfand guard over Refer Collias as he finished his worlc on a banner desfined fo inspire Cenfral's Tigers af baskefball games. I Mr. Windmiller, lvlr. Mendenhall, and Miss Dellinger sell defense sfamps during a Tuesday home room fo fhriffy-minded and pafriofic Cenfralifes, as a parf of our war program. I Danny G'Grady sifs on fhe lap of his masfer, George Troxel, who gave a beffer-fhan-Bergen performance af fhe Caldron pep session. The ferrible wifch is Rufh Adams, copy edifor of fhe Caldron. I Where does my home room rank? wonder Beffy Warner and Rufh Fleclc, as fhey wafch Don Anderson change bulbs on pumplcin faces of fhe Caldron campaign display. I Oh, happy day! when Paul Prill and a fhousand ofhers, receive fheir Caldrons from fhe hands of such preffy maids as fhese. . 4 . .f ' Q 1 .--f f W V 1. VL! A MAJOR Copy Edilcr EDITOR , , Senior Edilor Sporrs Edilor Club Edilor . ,, Assiflanl Edilor ,, Eaculw Edifcrr Junior Edilor , Assislanl Junior Edilor . Sophomore Edilor ,, ,,,.,,. .. Assiglanl Sophomore Edilor Freshman Edilors , Assislanl Pholoqraphers , Assislanr Club Edilor , Girls Sporls ,. . Copy Reader , Special Wrilers Arlisf . , . MORE SALESMEN Third row: Anderson, Schoen- herr, CUMMHJGS, l-lAMlLl0lNJ LOpSl lll?E, RAY, HANS, BUl-lL- MAN. Second row: l-llNTON, VAN LEAP, Tescula, SHANYFELT, HEN- PY. OBERUN4 PETE, l-ladiielzl. Earharl. Eire? row: Lawson, MUELLER HADJIEFF, SMITH, LAMBROFF, REASQNER, Maloiey, COTTING- HAM, lNo+e: Names cl salearnen who sold IO or more Caldrc-ns are capilalizedl. l30 HAROLD BROWN Doris l-leidbrinlf Elinor Eells Claylon Shusler Joann Cobburn Richard l-linlon Shirley Slracls Gloria Kieller Doris McNamara ,,,Joan Collinqharn ,, Nellie Maloley , Bud Browning, Margie lfoorsen , Cl'-arlea Lonzo. Bob l-lawlrins, Dean Pace Millard Gruber Rose Ochslain , Selma Mohr Doris Chamberlain , Phyllis Roller, Burnice Shearer , Peler Collias CALDRON SALESMEN Third row: ANDEPSON. WIT- ZENMAN, SNYDER, MCCOMB, NVHITTEFAI, OShaugl'rnessey, NY- CUM, Bowser. Second row: Essef, l-HCKOK, STPACK PLIETT, MQNAMARA TSETSE, MAYER, YERG-ENS. Eirzl row: Collias, Euhrrnan, l-l-ifzerrnan BPAGEP, Crarner, STPACK, Bricker, STEINBACHER. Na+ picrured:AlDAMS,BPOVNfN, CUVXJNINGHAM, EELTS. GUL- SETl-l. IKENSLER, BAREELL, BEN' ECKE, BISHOP. BlXBY, BOLEYN. BGWEPSE BUCKEL, CIJEON, COBBUM HIPSCHY, LAWSOTXJ, LEXNIS, MlNl'Cl-l. CCHSTEIN, PETERS, POSSELL, POESEV-IEP, SAUERS, SCHNIDER, SHEAFIEP. Sl-lUSTEP, STALEY, CHAMEP- LAIN, FOSTER, YQORSEN, SCHUST. MANAGER . ,, . JANlCE CUNNlNGl-lAM Gloria Van Lear Peler Collias Doris Shanylell Circulalion Manager Friblicily l-lead ,. Assislanl Manager . Pholoqrapher . ,, Neil Kensler Adviser ,, , Mr. Cleon Eleclf Agenl Caplains , Violel Tescula, Mary Pele, Donna Burlon, Donna l-lenry Assislanl Circulalion Manager Dale Lopshire Circulalion Secrelaries , Erlene Chamberlain, Belly Srnilh, Berry .lo Shanyleli, Joan Mayer. Mary Bcschel, Beverly Srracl Typisls , , , Donna l-lerbsf, Dolores Gladieui, Doris. Gladieux Jean Wofidwardr Eslher Mooney, Mildred Merller, l-larry Ale, Donna l-lenry Slenoarapher , Carol Pele-rson Publicily Aides Vern Currfninqs, Ed McMeans, Charles l-laqerrnan Elon Anderson Driver Slanley Love ITT ed? FOR SIX YEARS HOFF'S have made fhe senior porI'raiI's. and for I'hree years, 'l'he 'facully picfures for this book. They also make 'lhe prinI's for 'Ihe many pic'I'ures 'Iaken by Ihe Caldron pholography sfaff. HOFF'S QA., V1 IS THE H142 II!-ILIJPIUN To ou il' is a volume of memories. To us, i'l is an ex- Y pression of our personalized service. OSCAR H. ULRICH MARTHA SCHLAGBAUM CHARLES D. HOFF THE STUDIU STI-IFF SAYS: We, 'I'oo, 'lake pride in Ihe All-American Caldron and are always pleased 'Io serve Cen'l'raliI'es. 232 Wesl' Wayne FORT WAYNE. INDIANA ll SUI N fo .lr Member S 55135.-N. ' 194:-42 A055 Assocw-WI 6675004 Virgil Mon'I'ague SPECIALIST IN YEARBOOKS Mr. Monlague is qualified I'o speak on ideas, plans, and piclures for disI'incI'ive year- books. THE FORT WAYNE ENGRAVING CO. 120 Wesl' Superior Slreel FORT WAYNE. INDIANA Page 131 1...m...mw.u.mw,...M ........Q..,-...I-f..-...,,..,...-Y......e...,....W. ..., ,, 0-4f,wzAef QW - ez-4!nollAez Qfeazgoal. i The end of the school year brings you the Caldron . . . Again it is our pleasure to print a superior yearbook for you to cherish always. 1 3 1 I 5 Q v I .li I X Page l32 l C 7 xf THE AUBURN PRINTING COMPANY AUBURN, INDIANA N 1- .v -Q ,-4 Page IO 'ivwl . 4 1 isueivilsga N6 XNEUDI ON NOVEMBER 29, I94l, aT Fairlield Manor, Mr. and Mrs, AbI3eTT oloeeryed Their TwenTy-T'iTTh wedding anniversary wiTh a dinner aTTended lay a lew OT Their Triends. The happy home liTe QT Mr. and Mrs, AI:ibeTT rnalce Them eyer aware oT The rf?lCiTicin oT hi-irne and school To The welfare OT young people. lr.-y.. A FISHEPMAN oT eslwablished repuIaTion, Mr. AIJbeTT is here rrioforing To his Tayorile fishing grounds on Basswood Lalce, aT Ely, MinnesoTa. Olher side inTeresTs OT Mr. Abbe-TT are I::asIceT- ball, Tccilbill, iciurnalisrn, and speech conTesTs. He Takes a diri:-cT inTf?rf3'T in fill young people, SU PERINTEN DENT AND STAFF STANDING: Miss RuTh I-Ienline, clerk To supervisors, and Miss Florence Buecier, clerk To The superinTendenT. SITTING: Miss Mary B. Welsh, secreTary To The superinTendenT, Mr. Merle J. AI3beTT, superinfendenf oT schools, and Mrs. Wilhernine H. Wilder, clerk To The school board. UMEROUS RESPONSIBILITIES Tall across The paTh of Mr, Merle J. AI:iI:ieTT, superinTendenT of The ForT Wayne schools. Along wiTh recommending Teachers To The Board oT EducaTion and direcTing The many endeavors oT our schools, Mr. AbbeTT rneeTs regularly wiTh principals, supervisors, and special school groups, To conTer upon The welfare of children. Preparing The school budgeT and Tinancial reporTs are also included in his Wfjfif. i ' wx? i I. ' N GTIO wx 'K xsniwl PM T' Z! Tx .4 AIIY SCHOOL PPOBLLMS are solved, Dean Anna 5. Lewis Save, by qeIIinf4 parent ar:qurjInIer:I wirh The sfudiee of their chiId'en and by increasing Iheir infrared In school acriv- Iries, 'parenfs should sIress reguIor sr1hooI afrendance ani purrr3rrr5IIIy, Miss Lewis believes. To improve home and schooI reIahons, parenrs shouId wafch each sfudenfs program more Closely and mrend sch0oI programs more ofrenf' 7' -0o--W ALTHOUGH MISS LEWIS spends Ionq hours wI'rh CenrraI boys and qIrIs 'ro aid rhem with rheir probIems, she eruoys The 'ImpIe We of The homegwhen she can. Pxffer a days work she Izes To prepare her own supper in her aparfmenf. I? FI' C QQLIN OUR PRINCIPAL FRED H. LRONINGEI? work hard Io heIp Th, boys and qiris af Cenfral wIIh Ihelr educafion, buf he Too, seeIfs home pIeasureS. We Ilnd him reIafinq in a comIorIaI3le chair wIIh The newspaper Io r:ompIeIe his enloymenh Mr. Cronlnqer Icnows Ihe vaIue of The home in IIS rs-I-frrion To prob- Iems of school. 7, A90 Q.-74 EVERY DAY Mr. Cronlnqer meers home and echooI probhems In his admimsrrarive work. The home shouIcI see Ihvfrf pupII: are regular In affend-ance, exphzrins Mr. Cronlnger. P-arenfs should vislf school and become I,5rmIIi.ar wifh Ihe smdie' of Their ChiIcIren. lavrfendinq P-TA programs and oIher schooI Iundions wiII promofe a beIIer reIaIIunship Ioerween Ihe home and schoolf' OUR - 0 s.,, Page I I III Nt,- I . mimi? BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Wilhelmine I-I. Wilder, clerk, Mrs. Charles Ooeriz: Dr. V. I-l. Hilgemann, treasurer, Mr. Ben F, Geyer, presideni: Mr. Merle J. Abbeil, superinlendenlg Mr. William T. McKay: Mr. Willard Shambaugh, secrelaryz and Mr. Carl J. Carlson, supervisor of buildings and grounds. -f?.j'2v A s L Page I2 1. P-TA PRESIDENT and VISITING TEACHER OT ONLY OUR TEACHERS, dean, principal, and - f superiniendenl bui also Ihe Board of School Trusiees have an inieresi in our school lile. A body of five mem- bers, appoinled by 'rhe Mayor of Forl Wayne, each member of The Board musi be ai leasi 23 years old and musl be a resideni ol Forl Wayne for a minimum ol Ihree years. ln deiermining school policies, Ihe Board displays inleresi in home and school beilermenl. Meer- ing bi-monihly, Ihis non-paid group also malces decisions on all leaching conrracrs and building conlracrs. Thus, anoiher insiiiulion serves 'ro bring info closer relalionship ihe home and Jrhe school. --.-o-o-o-- VRS. GRETTA GRISELL, who furnishes a direcl linlc r ' r beiween home and school by visiling parenls and siudenls, is indeed a greal assel Io 'rhe sludenls who need Ihe kind and friendly advice such as she can give. She is The visiiing leacher. I-lere she is visiiing Mrs. F. C. Sieirler, presideni ol The Parenl-Teacher Associaiion, in regard Io 'rheir common inreresl in boys and girls. TI I-IEINI YOU CALL CenTraI I-Iigh School on I T The Telephone or walk inTo The oTTice, The person To whom you Talk will be eiTher Miss Angeline IZ. Chapin or Miss Phyllis Dellinger, Tor They are The school secreTaries. They do all The work connecTed wiTh running The ouTer oTTice smooThIy and eTTicienTIy, such as Typing, Tiling, wriTing noTices, mailing IeTTers, aiding Mr. Cron- inger wiTh appoinTmenTs, and selling deTense sTamps. Miss Chapin and Miss Dellinger are a veriTabIe inTormaTion bureau when They direcT parenTs Through The school and To The diTTerenT acTiviTies: They can readily supply such inTorma- Tion iT visiTors will bu+ sTop and ask when They visiT CenTraI. -l.-Q-Q-0- 'PON TI-IE SI-IOULDERS oT Mrs. Celia WinTers and her many helpers resTs The iob oT Taking care oT The aTTendance. The helpers coIIecT The absence slips, separaTe Them accord- ing To The home room numbers, and puT Them in The Teachers' boxes. Mrs. WinTers meeTs many home problems when she wriTes admiT slips Tor absenT sTudenTs. IT Takes a capable woman To direcT This kind oT iob. 11.94, A, TNDER TI-IE GUIDANCE oT Miss Gerhude Beierlein, our school library TuncTions smooThIy. Miss Beierlein aids her helpers in perTecTing TraiTs oT accuracy, personaIiTy, and dependabiIiTy. Anyone may visiT The library during his sTudy period where Miss Beierlein will help him IocaTe The inTormaTion he needs. From The huge iob oT answering quesTions Tor Two Thousand pupils, Miss Beierlein realizes ThaT she helps Torm IasTing home reading habiTs. -la-Q-Q-1 is UR GUIDANCE deparTmenT, under The lead- ' ership oT DirecTor Leah F. AusTin, aided by I4 counselors, guides CenTraI sTudenTs Through Their years oT high school. By Tollowing The able advice oT The advisers, sTudenTs who have per- plexing problems abouT courses, classes, employ- menT, and TuTure plans can Tind ways oT soIuTion. Miss AusTin Takes appIicaTions Tor The jobs which come inTo her oTTice and sees ThaT The sTudenT has Time Tor The iob wiThouT neglecTing his school work. The guidance deparTmenT Takes inTo con- sideraTion The home background and home prob- Iems, keeps deTaiIed records oT each sTudenT, and has TrequenT inTerviews wiTh pupils and par- enTs. Counselors chosen Trom The TacuITy are Miss Brigham, Miss Adams, Mr. VirTs, Mr. Men- denhall, Mr. Chappell, Miss Barnes, Miss Clark, Miss Ingham, Mr. Rowe, Mr. BuTIer, Mr. Russell, Miss Kinnaird, Mr. Ashley, and Mr. Mclzadden. Page I3 U . Em N 51, 0 ff 'va , ave. : ggi! ' in tsb., .' 5 'fs s on ..: .C.Q.'.. 'O .0 0 1 0 O .5 , Q I Qs .0 S .0 , ' W,-0 .D 9 . Q 0 Qt. O . l.l:.gQ '95, .., 'sq O Q Q N .0 ff Y H rl 1 .- .C 1' u Q f l O I. ,0.Q'Q C 8 0 0 ' , N 0 0 0 0 ar K o Q Q .l.l,l , p 4 Q, if 52' ' ova., 'I - ' ' 'OZ 0' -' vii-X ' :N 0.8.9, 'ss N , . ,Q L . . I U I f 1 '-1- . O v Q 5- o:a'a:u'f V ' ' - ' I . Q O 5 , D . ' 'R U . 0 I I ' ...f .G Q4 24 , ' 'Q ' l.Q.lQQ.g'l - 'Xg'.0lOgagi,, - . gl' ,'.' Q ' 'U qc 'I' r, 1 . sg , .!.Q.U 3 ai- ' -tg W ,N '. N ' n O Q I 0.g':' ' ' X . 30,30 s ax L ,ru .'.0:a'.wg . 1,1 I ' . 'Q' yn .Alf 4 'gm 2, X wg 5 , 1' 5 nf J.. t'f'5:M'wfT iQ-fyvuff X a . . . W gym , O Q!l 'wb- VN' 1 in Ulafuaaamfi CDW WE VISIT CLASS- RCDOMS and see sIudenIs and Ieechers aI work +oqeII1eree conirinuingII1eIraIr1ingII1eIper- er-+' Kegan. II'1eIIexIbIe curric- ' 1 ' fides a wide verieIy of 11 I courseseaII Tend- ' .1 11 a c:Ioser menIeI -' :1'. 1 'I' ' 11wIong . , ... ,LV V I' Q 14' I1I' I 1' ,':1'I'1 ' .11I1y ,j1l11r' 1 1. ', , I.- '111 ...II 11 1 1 1 I ,I 1' ' I1. 1 f Q ff, A 4,,. Page I5 .-fl J - ,lg-2, J fix ., ,I ' I . Nl N Nr ' , . L -1 , 1 pr-:YK km ,il 5 . Y N.- ' lik. '-: i gl t t. f 1 -. ' l C I 'Q :mails M,an f.' ,giiv I in f 0' . . I F ll .-af .1345 A- -l- ' b ' J . 1 Y - L i f 1 4 11.55 -ax Page I6 SOCIAL SCIENCE TEACHERS STanding: Mr, Tonliel, Mr. Ash- ley, Mr. Rowe, Mr. STilI, Miss Pence, Miss Ausfin, Miss Kinnaird, Miss Troxel, and Mr. Kelley. SeaTed aT Deslc: Mr. Richard- son, head oT deparTmenT. SGCIAI. SCIENCE, as The name implies, is composed oT ThaT group oT subiecTs which deal wiTh human reIaTionships. These relaTions may be The very simple ones ThaT exisT beTween indi- viduals in Their everyday IiTe, or They may be The very complex and collecTive reIaTionships ThaT exisT beTween naTions. I-Ience, The purpose oT The deparTmenT is To give The sTudenTs an ap- preciaTion oT our posiTion in The world and a realizaTion oT our individual imporTance in our democraTic socieTy. We are The resuIT oT our poIiTical, economic, and social experiences, in ancienT Times as well as in modern Times. l.co-o-- MAURICE ASI-ILEY, A.B., M.A., Indiana LIniversiTy. Torch Club, P-TA vice presidenT, high school represenTaTive To P-TA CiTy Council, Co-sponsor Social Science Club. Came To C T I ' E. en ra in I934. I LEAI-I AUSTIN, A.B., A.M., Indiana UniversiTy. Guidance direcTor. Came To CenTraI in I926. DARWIN N. KELLEY, M.A., B.A., Universify oT DeTroiT. UniversiTy oT Iowa I-IunTingTon Coll I . ege, ndiana UniversiTy. EeaTure adviser oT SpoTIighT. Came To CenTraI in I94I. Il VIR- GINIA KINNAIRD, B.S., M.A., NorThwesTern UniversiTy Mem- ber STaTe Board oT Edu T' ca ion, PresidenT Indiana STaTe Eedera- Tion oT Public School Teachers. Came To CenTraI in I934. VERA E. PENCE Ph B MA LI ' ' , . ., . ., niversiTy oT Chicago, Earlham College, UniversiTy oT Michigan. Came To CenTraI in I926 -WILLIS RICHARDSON A.B ' , ., A.M., Indiana UniversiTy, George WashingTon Llnive 'T i rsi y, graduaTe OT American YouTh EoundaTion Leadership InsTiTuTe Sponsor of I-IiY I-I . - , ead oT DeparTmenT. Came To CenTraI in I923. RUSSELL R. ROWE, B.S., M.A., ManchesTer College, Co- lumbia UniversiTy. Member Guidance CommiTTee. chairman Movie Commi++ee. Came To CenTraI in I938. Il AARON STILL, B.S., M.S., Evansville College, Indiana LIniversiTy. InTramuraI acTiviTies. Came To CenTraI in I94O IRVEN C TONKEL . . BS.. A.B.. Valparaiso UniversiTy. Indiana UniversiTv. Came To Ce-nTraI in I922, I KATI-IRYN TRGXEL, AB., M.S., M A. ManchesT C II ' ' . . er oege, Indiana UniversiTy, LIniversiTy oT Michigan. Adviser OT BoosTer Club. Came To CenTraI in I938. jf? f,,,, 1 , 4' X wW,.,., Page I8 i' l HO -., S Miss Keep, head of deparlmenf, Miss Keegan, and M ME ECONOMICS TEACHER iss Byers. Home Economics Tl-IE SUBJECT MATTER Tlh o e l-lome Economics course is so planned as lo help The sludenl undersland his presenl problems, his responsibilily in his home, and his communily lilfe. We hope To help conlribule To Sociely a heallhier, happier, and beller adiusled individual. 1 -QoQ. MAPLE M BYER . S, A.B., Purdue Universily, Franklin College. Teaches Clofhing. Came lo Cenlral in I927. HELEN KEEGAN, Ph. B., M.A., Universily of Chicago, Columbia Universily Chairman of Service Club. Teaches Home Economi cs. Came +o Cenlral in l939. GERTRUDE l-I KEEP BS M . , . ., .S. Ed., Cornell Universify. Manages Caleferia Come lo Cenfral in l932. . Q 'ff ' Page 20 BUSINESS TEACHERS STanding: Mr. Johnson, Mr. Windmiller, head OT de- parTmenT, and Mr. Jones. Sea+ed aT Desk: Miss Thomas and Miss Clark. S . sys Business Tl-lE BUSINESS DEPARTMENT serves To prepare boys and girls To TiT successTully inTo The business world. IT also Teaches Them To be more dependable, To have more in- iTiaTive, and To be neaT and accuraTe in Their work. ln The junior and senior years The work is divided inTo Three Tields: sTenographic, clerical, and salesmanship. These divisions meeT The needs oT Those wiTh varying inTeresTs and abiliTies, so ThaT each pupil may TTT himselT Tor The work he can l:nesT do. . -Q-q-Q- LODIE M. CLARK, A.B., M.S., Ball STaTe Teachers College, Prince School oT STore Service EducaTion, Consumers Educa- Tion, ReTail Selling. Simmons College. Sponsor of Drum Corps. Came To CenTral in l93B. I LELAND E. JOHNSON JR., B.S., lndiana UniversiTy, UniversiTy oT Chicago. Book- keeping, lnTroducTion To Business. Came To CenTral in l94I. JOHN R. JONES, l-l.6.B., Valparaiso UniversiTy, Zan- erian School oT Penmanship, Chicago UniversiTy, Gregg School oT Business. Business OrganizaTion, Business Law. ln charge oT magazine sales. Came To CenTral in l927. I l-IELEN Pl-llLLlPS, B.S., M.S., lndiana UniversiTy. ShorT- hand, Typing. Co-adviser oT senior class. Came To CenTral in l94O. ESTT-TER Tl-TOMAS, A.B., A.M., lndiana Univer- siTy, Columbia UniversiTy. ShorThand, Junior Busi- ness, Typing. Sponsor of Vagabonds. I HAROLD E. WlNDMlLLER, A.B., M.A., Ball STaTe, Indiana UniversiTy. T-lead oT DeparTmenT. ln charge QT Book STore. Came To CenTral in I938. i 5 ,I . Page Industrial Tl-IE INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT in CenTral is designed To aTTord To boys inTeresTed in mechanical and indusTrial pursuiTs opporTuniTies Tor sTudy and pracTice in Tields in which Their chieT inTeresTs lie. Two courses have been worlced ouT Tor boys in This deparTmenT: Qne is Technical in naTure and includes a greaT deal oT worlc in maThemaTics and science To prepare boys Tor enTrance inTo Technical or apprenTice schools. The oTher course has been prepared Tor sTudenTs oT The machine-operaTor Type who are noT capable oT carrying worlc oT an advanced Techni- cal level. , L,,,,, J. I-I. Cl-IAPPELL, B.S., M.S., Ball STaTe Teachers College, Indiana UniversiTy. Mechanical DraTTing. Came To CenTral in 1939.3 ALLEN G. CLEAVER, BS., Indiana STaTe. DraTTing. Came To CenTral in I922. PAUL W. DAILEY, B.S., M.S., Bradley PolyTechnic lnsTiTuTe, Indiana UniversiTy. LaThe, Bench, Woodwork, Mill-work. Torch Club. Came To CenTraI in IQ36. I LESTER G. I-IEMPI-IILL, B.S., M.S., Colorado STaTe College. AeronauTics, Advance and VocaTional AuTo Mechanics. Trade Training Program. Came To CenTral in I927. FRANK M. MOODY, B.S., M.E.,lv1.S., E.E., UniversiTy oT KenTuclcy, ApprenTice Training SubiecTs. Came To CenTral in l939. I ROLAND E. MOTTAR, B.S., UniversiTy OT Illinois, UniversiTy oT Illinois Grad- uaTe school, Indiana and Purdue ExTension UniversiTies, Colorado AgricuITural College. Shop, MaThemaTics, TrigonomeTry, BlueprinT Reading, Evening School and Defense Classes. Came To CenTral in l927, I94l. GEORGE I-l. RUSSELL, B.S., WesTern STaTe College. Mechanical Drawing, Evening School and DeparTmenT I-lead, NaTional DeTense Training. Came To CenTral in l9l7. U BASIL R. SI-IACKELFORD, B.S., Indiana STaTe Normal. Machine Shop. Came To CenTral in l92l. MARVIN M. TODD, B.S., M.S., Indiana STaTe Teachers College. lndusTriaI ArTs, lnTramural BaslceTbaII. Came To CenTraI in l94O. I BERTRAM WELBAUM, B.S., Indiana STaTe Teachers College. PaT- Tern Malcing and Woodwork. Came To CenTraI in l927. G. M. WILSGN, B.S., E.E., Purdue. ElecTriciTy, Radio, Archery, Came To CenTral in I927. I KENNETH W. YAGER, B.S., Bradley PolyTechnicaI lnsTiTuTe. Machine Shop. Came To CenTraI in I936. INDUSTRIAL TEACHERS Mr. I-lernphill, Mr. Vlfilson, Mr. ShaclceITord, Mr. Dailey, Mr. Yager, Mr. MoTTar, Mr. Cleaver, Mr. Surber, Mr. Chappell, and Mr. Russell, head oT deparTmenT. In TronT: Mr. Todd. 22 W 11, .. J! N ,f J , I ., J.. ,mv xx' N 'L' Sag Foreign language C nlral oFlers ou y Tl-lE FOREIGN LANGUAGE deparlmenl of e h. Gur direcl obieclive is lo enable lhe sludenl ' ' 'r values-help in of Lalin and lour ol Frenc sluclied. There are many indirec ' e wilh lhe lileralure, lo read lhe language dn one's own language, acguainlanc d French and a loundalnon lor l r ears underslan 1 g ol lhe Romans an , ' dsciplinary values-in- cullure, and cusloms lurlher language sludy. ln addilion, lhere are i creased power lo concenlrale, lo observe accuralely, lo reason clearly and lo memorize exaclly. WYE.-Q-o Q- 7 MILDRED J. BRIGHAM, A.B., M.A., Gberlin College, Middlebury French School. French. Adviser ol Sludenl Council, Sponsor French Club, Guidance Council, Secrelary ol Movie Commillee. Came lo Cenlral in l923. FLORENCE J. LUCASSE, lwo A.B.'s, Ed. M., Kalamazoo College, Univere sily ol Chicago, l-larvard Universily. Lalin. Lalin Club and Fragmenla adviser. Came lo Cenlral in l9l7. EVA M. McKlNNlE, AB., M.L., Universily of Illinois, Universily of California. Lalin, German. Lalin Club. Came To Cenlral in l9l6. ANGUAGE FOREIGN L TEACHERS Miss Brigham, Miss Lu casse, and Miss Mcliinnie. its i Page 24 ...i- I , 2 ,...a-my .ik iflf 1 S x f'-f,, ' 'ISR' ,JA N ., ...Q nlfm 6 B5 , Q.. 4 f 5 gh Mathematics THE DEPARTMENT oT MaThemaTics gives insTrucTion in General MaThemaTics, Algebra, GeomeTry and TrigonomeTry. The purpose oT The deparTmenT is To give maThemaTicaI inTor- maTion, concepTs and principles, and develop TundamenTaI sI4iIIs, in order ThaT The sTudenT may have Training in logical Thinlcing, and may develop powers oT observaTion and criTicaI analysis. IT provides The indispensable ToundaTion Tor applied sciences and The arTs, and aims To give an insighT inTo, and ' ' 'b T'ons ThaT MaThemaTics has appreciahon oT, The conTri ui made To The deveIopmenT oT civiIizaTion. f.-o4, , M Heidelberg College, Colum- MARIE H. CHRISTMAN, B.S., A. ., bia UniversiTy. MaTh Club. Came To CenTraI in I922. LOUIS R. CRANEY, BS., M.S., Indiana STaTe, Indiana UniversiTy, Columbia UniversiTy. EooTbaII, goIT. Came To CenTraI in I937. Now in Naval Reserve. Il ALVARO EERLINI, BS., S.M., NoTre Dame, UniversiTy of Chicago. Co-adviser oT Junior Class. Came To CenTraI in I937. MARY E. GARDNER, A.B., B. Pd., UniversiTy oT Michigan, Mich- igan STaTe Normal College. Head oT MaThemaTics DeparTmenT. MaTh Club. l DOROTHY A. RIDGWAY, AB., Indiana UniversiTy, ' ' h' . MaTh Club. Came To CenTraI in A.M., UniversuTy oT Mic :gan I94O. Col- CHARLES P. TURPIN, AB., A.M., Indiana STaTe Teachers lege, IIIinois I-IniversiTy. Tennis manager, P-TA work. Came To CenTraI in I928. H RALPH Q. VIRTS, A.B., M.A., Indiana Uni- ' ' T American YouTh Eoun- 'T Chicago UniversnTy, GraduaTe o . Guidance commiTTee, Ioclcer sysTem versi y, daTion Leadership InsTiTuTe I' l927. head. Came To CenTra in I I Page 26 MATHEMATICS TEACHERS Mr. Turpin, Miss ChrisT- man, Mr. Ferlini, Miss Gardner, head of deparT- menT, Miss Ridgway, Mr VirTs, and Miss Plummans rNS 'Z www ? x ytdvifi it W ll ,uf ' 4' . Xl I gf' , , .Wa 5 if Q' i . N' sf 1 , t,.. .w,,. Z it fs 9 by VZ 5 Q . ,. L f, T ..4 f S 5? gi mffv - v. .Ji 1 'ii w-,M If-J If ,fy q X'-.. cience SCIENCE IS organized knowledge. In science we allempl To gain knowledge by sludying nalure and naIure's processes, eilher in naIure's Iaboralory or in a man-made Iaboralory. If we cannol gel Iirsr-hand inlormalion, we gel il second-hand from olhers or by sludying Ihe works of oihers, as given in books, picrures, or specimens. MEREDITI-I ALDRED, A.B., and fiffh year, Indiana Universily. Bol- any, biology. Freshman class adviser. Came 'Io Cenlral in I922. I AMY S. BARNES, B.S., M.A., Bradley Polylech, Columbia Universily, Indiana Srafe Normal. I-Ieallh. Came Io Cenlral in l925. CHARLES D. DILTS, A.B., A.M., Indiana Slale, Indiana Universily. Chemislry, physics. Eaculry manager of alhlelics. Came 'Io Cen- Iral in I92I. Il BLANCI-IE S. NIELSEN, BS., Universily of Chicago. Physical and commercial geography, biology. Came Io Cenrral m I928. IVA SPANGLER, BS., Ph. M., Ball Srare Teachers College. Universily of Wisconsin. Biology. Nalure Club. Came ro Cenfral in I937. I HARRY L. VEATCI-I, A.B., Indiana Slale Nor- mal School, Indiana Universiry. Physics. Rifle Club, Senior Class adviser. Came Io Cenlral in I922. Page 28 SCIENCE TEACHERS Firsl row: Miss Nielsen Miss Barnes, Mr. Aldred and Mr. Vealch, who ex plains fhe arc Iighf. Second row: Miss Spang Ier, Mr. Dills. i.iL1x'h'f' 'Rfbidl e ,, .mf . V. X. mx, f...,1- .5 fi, Xi! ,fkfsfi ENGLISH TEACHERS SeaTed: Miss Kuhn, Miss Hawkins, Miss Jackson, Miss lngham, Miss Burr and Mrs. Lane, head oT deparTmenT. STandin ' Mr BuTler, Miss Lucasse, Miss Welch, Miss Brown, Mrs. Ches English THE OBJECTIVES oT English courses are: New apprecia- T' n oT The Themes and Torms oT liTeraTure, wiTh iTs cavalcade io oT svmpaThies, ioys, sorrows, devoTions, aspiraTions, sacrihces, ' ' 'II ' b l r undersTanding The wriTTen page Through ski in voca ua y and in reading paTTernsg growTh in orderly Thinking and :Ts ' ' al sis oT The adeguaTe expression, and, in war or peace, an y True meaning oT greaT words: LiberTy, PaTrioTism, CulTure, and an emoTional grasp oT The meaning oT America. Q. . Ter, Mr. McFadden. .,., .-.Q, M RUTH BROWN, B.A., M.A., Ball STaTe Teachers College, Uni- C T l 'n I927. versiTy oT Michigan. Delvers Club. Came To en ra i I HELEN M. BURR, A.B., A.M., lndiana STaTe Teachers College, Middlebury College. Eriendship Club. Came To CenTral in l94O. BUTLER AB MA DePauw UniversiTy Columbia Univer- R. K. , . ., . ., , siTy. Came To CenTral in I923. I HAZEL HAWKINS, Ph. B., Uni- versiTy oT Chicago, Harvard. MARIAN INGHAM, A.B., MilTon College. Came To CenTral in l92l. M. CATHERINE JACKSQN, A.B., M.A., Ball STaTe Teachers College, Columbia UniversiTy. Came To CenTral in I936. LEONA JEANETTE KUHN, A.B., A.M., lndiana UniversiTy, Uni- versiTy oT Michigan. Came To CenTral in l94O. ll MRS. VERA C. LANE, A.B., A.M., UniversiTy oT Michigan. English deparT- T h d Came To CenTral in I905. men ea. T JAMES McEADDEN, M.S., B.A., lnd'ana UniversiTv. Junior Forensic helps wiTh speech work, chairman Radio CommiTTee. Came To CenTral in I94O. U MRS. EDNA G. CHESTER, B.S., Pur- due UniversiTy. Junior Red Cross Club. Came To CenTral in T934. ROSZA O. TONKEL, A.B., Bachelor oT Music, Bachelor oT OraTory. Junior class adviser, Air Raid CanTeen CommiTTee, chairman NaTional Honor SocieTy CommiTTee. Came To CenTral ' 1927 l KATHERINE V WELCH, A.B., B.S., A.M., UniversiTy in . . oT Missouri, UniversiTy oT Michigan. Came To CenTral in I922. Page 30 xx ma ff? 'fu 3 1 A915 nf. f ' w df .4365 ,im x . M 2 M 'Q QQ .41 'QTF' io WN ,J- M. f L,,L W ,l M Q . 4 - ff x. 4.. a . ' W x I 5 N,.X, L CLEQN LEROY FLECK. AB., NLS., MA., DePauw Universiiy, Indiana Univer- siiy, Universily of Wisconsin. English and Journalism. Spoi- ligl'i+ and Caldron Adviser, Press Club, Quill and Scroll Sponsor. Came lo Ceniral in i931 JOURNALISM lS a siudy oi iiow 'ro wriie and prepare copy for prini and ro evaluaie 'me resulring publicalions. Alliiouglw journal- ism provides vocaiional Training for newspaper work, ii primarily Jreaclies appreciarion and in- ielligeni reading ol flue daily newspaper, so necessary lo informed cilizensliip. As an aid ro personaliiy development iournalism does immeasurable good in leaching pupils lo meer people in sales and inlerviews, io gel along willw fellow workers, and To assume and dele- gale auilworiiy. This is also a course in ap- plied grammar and composiiion in liiai 'ilie wriler wrires lor a purpose, knowing Tlwal lnis work will be read by liundreds. fue-4-0-. .T JOURNALISM TEACHER Mr. Fleck decides io call ii a day. LEFT: JOURNALISTS AT WORK Laying oui praclrice dummies in iournalism class . . . l-lonor siudenls are Lucile l-lallien and Frank Krider, also edifors of flie Spoiliglwf . . . Busy working in The iournalism laboralory on proof and copy. Page 32 RUSSELL I-I. EARLE, BA.. MA., DePauw UniversiTy, STaTe UniversiTy oT Iowa. VarsiTy and Freshman de- baTe, CenTraI and NaTionaI Eorensic Leagues. Came To CenTraI in I937. TI-IE PUBLIC SPEAKING course oT Cen- Tral I-Iigh School has The ToTaI aim oT inTrof ducing The sTudenT To The mechanics oT self- expression. This course includes The sTudy oT The voice, how To deveIop iT, and iTs use and care. ATTenTion is given To posTure, poise, and audience conTacT. I-IeIp is given in The preparaTion oT speeches, The masTery oT oraTions, and The deveIopmenT oT de- haTing sI4iII. While conTesTs Torm a parT oT The acTiviTies oT This deparTmenT, They are by no means The prime obiecTive which we believe should be The deveIopmenT oT an apiIiTy To express one's ThoughTs weII upon any occasion. l....v... SPEECH DIRECTOR Ivir. Earle checks card records oT his speakers. ,, . RIGHT: SPEAKERS IN ACTION Discussing a round-TabIe Topic . . . I-Ionor speech sTudenTs are DoroThy Cooper, June CovauIT, Rose OchsTein, Richard I-IamIorocI4 and Dale Carder . . . Bonnie Bishop giving her oraTion . . . Richard I-Iam- brock Telling Elisha Paschall abouT The American Legion PIaque which he won . . . PaTricia DavenporT, Dick Derrickson, and George DeVaux preparing a cIass discussion. Rage 33 'Ez' Y 41. 5 I i Air: 5 s ' jj ,M 3, Yr uv J B ,, ,,,. 4, , ..., L. an ' Q 1' I wi' , 1 ' . f S x win E 1 , 's M ' , V , wk 1 , If X 2 Vs L 5 K A--., X -ww. R Q R X mx 41..Q. .. s. 1 N' n , ,. ,,, ,. .N ',- 5 ,, v-.3 ,- y g ' ' - 4 1, . Q ' ' 1 r- A' ' f 75V -if-F' . . i- 5F'QXf3qR5i3.H 5 121' ,x, wi 2 . A , 5 nr. ai,-W :uh 1 , -30 ' t'1I - .lu Ml, .,N'1. X . x H ,.'. U. i X P 4' ,. X 1 5 513037 IRWIN ARNQLD, L.L.B.. Baldwin Wallace College, New York Sfafe Normal. Spe cial Vocafional Guidance, I-Iarmonica Band, Pep Ses sions, Cheer Leader Coach Came fo Cenfral in 1930. MRS. HELEN CON- LEY, ELS., A.lvI,, Qhio Sfafe, Indiana Univer- sify. English, Cifizen- ship, l-lome Economics, Guidance. Came fo Cenfral in l935. TI-IE PURPQSE QE fhe Special Vocafional deparfmenf is fo give fhe sfudenf fraining suifed fo his parficular needs and commen- surafe Wirh his abilify. Insfrucfion and ex- perience is provided him so fhaf he may develop proficiency where he has greafesf apfifude and may sfill malce adeguafe prog- ress where he has Ieasf. Various sfudenfs from This deparfmenf have been oufsfand- ing in scholasfic, vocafional, afhlefic, public speaking, and ofher exfra-curricular acfivi- fies af Cenfral. SPECIAL TEACHERS Mr. Arnold and Mrs. Conley confer on 'leaching proiecfs. LEFT: SPECIAL PROJECTS UNDER WAY The child care class discussing problems of gef- fing along wifh people . . . I-Ionor sfudenfs are Louis Bloomfield, Ancil Springer, Virginia Smifh, Bob Eorsylh . , . Velma Tafman discussing fhe Iafesf developmenf of fhe war . . . Adding fhe finishing fouches under fhe guidance of lvlrs, Conley . . . Vfforlqing ouf a problem in mafhemafics. Page 35 - 1, EASTON BAILI-IE, Paris Nalional Conservalory ol Music, France, B.M., Indiana Universily, Universily ol Michigan. Conduclor and founder of Forl Wayne Civic Symphony Orcheslra, l932. Came Io Cenlral in l93O. I FREDERICK E. BIEL- ER, B. Mus., B.M.Ed., M. Mus., Muhlenberg College, Wisconsin Uni- versily, Norlhweslern Universily. Chorus classes, Came lo Cen- lral in I94I. Tl-IE PURPOSE OF The Music Deparlmenl is lwo Ioldg Firsl, lhal Those sludenls who wish lo malce music Their profession may gel a Thorough foundalion in all phases ol The subieclg and also lhal as many sludenls as possible, regardless of whal vocalion They inlend lo pursue, may have some ol lhe pleasures and spirilual salisicaclions lhal are lo be derived from music. The Cenlral I-ligh School Music deparlmenl consisls of bolh applied and lheorelical music courses. The applied courses include Band. Orcheslra, Chorus, and individual inslrumenlal sludy. MUSIC TEACHERS Mr. Bieler plays The piano for his chorus classes . . . Mr. Bailhe conducls The orcheslra. LEFT: ORCHESTRA PRACTICES The ensemble praclicing . . . I-Ionor musicians are l-Iilda Korle, Ed Kibiger, Bob Simon, Delores I-lam- man, I-lelen Balcer . . . Mariorie Baumgarlner and Ralph Mesing playing drums. . .Joan l-larfman and Lillian Wesner playing The flule and cello. . . Evelyn Moore, Mary Fowler, and I-Iilda Korle expressing Their lalenl. Page 36 MARY HELEN LEY, BS., Einishing School lor Girls, Pueblo, Colorado, Arl Acad- emy ol Chicago, Arl Insli- lule ol Chicago, New Yorlc Universily, Columbia Univer- sily. Adviser ol Arl Club, Came lo Cenlral in I938. I MILDRED K. WALK- ER, B.A., Indiana Cen- lral College, John I-Ier- ron Arl School, Purdue Universily, Columbia Universily, Chicago Arl Inslilule. Adviser ol Arr Club. Came lo Cenlral in I94I. ARI' IS NQTI-IING new, in every age and in every clime arl has had a place. Rur- poses ol lhis basic medium ol expression are lo develop emolional and physical sla- bililyg lo develop lhe powers ol seIl-crili- cismg lo promole lhe enioymenl ol beauli- lul lhings, inspiring each sludenl lo Ioolc, lhinlq, leel, plan, and crealeg and lo provide pleasurable experiences lhrough lhe ioy ac- quired in crealive aclivilies. ife-Q-9.1 ART TEACHERS Ivliss Wallqer and Miss Ley admire a linger painling. Is- ref,- RIGHT: CREATING BEAUTY Ralricia Cowan adding lhe linishing louches . . . Dale Crapser working al sculplure . . . I-Ionor Slu- denls are Ted Gouloll, Leonora Jolley, Ivlarcellin Calvin, Rosella I-Iouser, and Reler Collias . . . Painl- ing a model . . . Pencil slcelching in arl class . . Einishing some poslers. Page 37 BOYS 1 . 'X ROBERT DORNTE, B.P.E., f TLS., Purdue UniversiTy, Inf ' diana UniyersiTy. Boys' phye - sical educaTion, inTramural, assisT3nT coach oT TooTball and bailceTball, Tracla coach. 1 Camo To CenTral in IQ34. MURRAY MENDEN- T-TALL, A.B., DePauw Unive-rsiTy. Boys' phy- V sical educaTion, coach- ing. Came To CenTral in l924. T-TEALTT-l AND PROPER growTh and de- velopmenT are The TirsT concern oT any Type oT educaTion. To sTandardize These condi- Tions as obiecTiyes in physical educaTion in coniuncTion wiTh general educaTion seems mosT imporTanT and raTional. SysTemaTic bodily exercise will produce considerable improvemenT in This respecT. The deparT- menTs Tor This worlq are required or develf opmenTal acTiviTies program, The inTramural acTiviTies program, and The inTerscholasTic acTiyiTies. INSTRUCTORS OF BOYS Mr. Mendenhall and Mr. DornTe waTch The Track boys perTorm. LEFT: GYM CLASSES IN ACTION Running relay races , . . Thomas Wiggins and Sam PusaTe-ri dribbling races in baslceTball . . . WaiTing Tor The ball To come baclc inTo play . . . DemonsTraTing holds in wresTling class. Page 38 ,,4l.l GIRLS EMMA ADAMS, B.S., M. S., Universily of Illinois, ln- diana Universily. Inlramural Girls Sporls. Came Io Cen- lral in l93I. MERIBAI-I INGI-IAM, A.B., M.S., Ballle Creelq College, Indiana Univer- sily. lnlramural Girls Sporfs. Came Io Cen- Iral in I93O. PHYSICAL EDUCATIOIXII1as+If1e same re- sponsibililies and Ilwe same obiecliyes as lwas educalion in general. GI all areas ol edu- Calion, plnysical educalion is signilicanlly Ilialr wliicli deals willi Ilfie wlwole individual. II' aims Io oller Iwealllilul Training and ex- perience Ior Ilwinlcing, Ieeling, and doing al Ilwe same lime-and all of Ilwese in Isarmony willi Ilwe group as a wliole. -Q-Q-Q-Q-! INSTRUCTORS OF GIRLS Miss Adams and Miss lnglnam examine poslers made lor Ilwe gym exlwibilion. l RIGHT: GYMNASTS IN ACTION Miss Adams Iossing up 'flue ball in a Iaaskelball game . . . Especially good in sporls are, sealed, Eslella Berry, Alida Mueller, and Julaine Marguelle, and, s+anding, Virginia Slrong, Geraldine Robin- son, Palricia Nycum, and Donna Burlon . . . Build- ing a pyramid in gym Class . . . Miss lnglnam 'lalcing roll in aller-school sporls. Page Page 40 Home lvlanagemenl girls serve 'rea lo mollwers al Back-lo-School Day, November IZ, I94I . . . lvlollwers wall ln line for food, as llweir Qlwlldren do every day al sclrxool . . . Parenls enjoy llweir meal and visil' in rlme Calelreria during lurwclm l'1our, also a+ Boclc-lo-School Day . . . Mr. V. C. Sheldorfs 'Elmern slum' sleals fhe show al llme P-TA mlnslrel. . . . afeamiawmk T IS Tl-IE EXTRA-CURRICLL e LAR ac+ivi+ies +ha+ give Cerfrral her own disfind individ- ualifyg The curriculum develops fharacfer, bu+ Hue o+her acfivi- 'V 'mold personalify. I+ is f , :M Cer1+ral'sfunc+ionsH1a+ 1 'MLS and friends know Her Tfveqe adiv- ' 'f I VVIIDSSS 'wg !'w1 Y1- . AY ff, w.. o . v r 3 al QAM' 1 ,,- 5 1 1.-L44 3 H f 'r 1 I gi , 1, ' .... 5 ,X Page 41 ljelvers Top row: Gerlcen, l-legerleld, Dornle, Car- ler, Aldred, Bailey, Eahl- ing. Middle row: Miss Brown, Brubalaer, Reuille, Burk- haller, l-lensch, Fells, Bra- ger. Bollom row: Euhrman, Hilyard, Lambroll, Grall, Wilzenman. FX f ,f A , f v l X Q OFFICERS Eirsl Semesler Presidenl, Ann Bailey V. Presidenl, Bee Aldred Secrelary, Rulh Bradshaw Treasurer, Grace Grall Second Semesler Pres., Eleanor Lambroll V. Presidenl, Grace Grall Sec'y., Kalhleen l-Iilyard Treas., Belly Euhrman TIME, PLACE Every olher Tuesday in Room 268. PURPOSE To slirnulale inleresl in English and lo provide lhe opporlunily lor girls lo develop in apprecia- lion and expression. Page 42 if . . We Have English lln llur Minds By lrma Eahling Wl-lQ LlKES English? Why, everybody in Delversl Ever since Miss M. Rulh Brown lirsl organized Delvers, Cenlral's only English club, il has been popular wilh lhe lreshman and sophomore girls. The club, lormed in I935, was called Delvers because ol lhe girls' wish lo delve deeply inlo lheir chosen sub- iecls. There are lhree reguiremenls lor enlrance inlo lhe club. The person inleresled musl be a girl, her English grades nol lower lhan B-, and she musl be eilher a lreshman or a sophomore. Delvers slarls each season by giving a slcaling parly al Bell's Rinlc. Then, al Chrislmas, lhe club has eilher a banguel or a parly. ln spring comes lhe biggesl evenl ol lhe year, lhe lradilional Molher-Daughler Tea. These evenls, and more, are annual evenls ol lhe Delvers Club. The club chooses one or lwo subiecls a semesler lo sludy. Some ol lhe pasl lopics have been lamous women, radio, and Kenlucky mounlain people. The laller was enlivened by aclual correspondence wilh a girl ol lhal region. The club has under- laken lwo major delense proiecls, lhe idenlilicalion ol airplanes and lcnilling. The members linished lheir alghan aboul lhe middle ol March, each girl doing her share ol lcnilling. Hi-Y Develops Character Traits By RoberT CoTTingham l-TELLQ, ALAN, are you going To l-li-Y TonighT? Sure, l'll see you There abouT 7:3O. Many such conversaTions may be heard among The TorTy boys who are members oT The l-li-Y. This year's meeTings have been made worThwhile by various inTeresTing speakers, including LieuTenanT l:irsT Class Reilly Trom Baer Field, Miss Mary CaTherine SmelTzly, a Tormer CenTral Teacher, and Mr. Franlc Webb Trom our local radio sTaTions, WOWO and WGL. The annual l-li-Y wiener balce, which was held aT Mr. VeaTch's Tarm, began This year's acTiviTies. JoinT meeTings oT The l-li-Y and Friendship Clubs were held on OcTober 4 and also on De- cember I5, when a ChrisTmas parTy was enioyed by The members oT boTh organizaTions. The l-li-Y gave The STamp ShuTTle aTTer The Regionals on March 7. The club also sponsors The moniTor sysTem and has iTs annual SweeThearT BangueT and Lalce ParTy, guided by iTs advisers, Mr. Richardson and Mr. Rowe. All iunior and senior boys are welcome To ioin l-li-Y. The new members Talce The pledge and are insTrucTed in The club's creed, and also in The promoTion oT clean sporTs, clean living and clean speech in order To live up To This creed. Hi-Y Top row: l-loward, Lin- denberg, Brown, Dreyer, l-larding, Schenclr, l-luTT man, BuTler. Middle row: Lemlce, Meads, l-lemlinger, Prill, Michell, Delnlaven, Col- l lias. i l l l l BoTTom row: Brown, BurT, Lauer, Capin, Thorn- as, Temple, CoTTingham, Mr. Richardson. I il I. X j r X 1 if Rxj OFFICERS l l l FirsT SemesTer l Pres., Glen LewTon V. Pres., STephen Thomas i Sec'y., RoberT CoTTingham Treas., Richard lnliTzeman Second SemesTer Pres., STephen Thomas V. Pres., AlberT Lauer Sec'y., Gus Kruclcebrug Treas., Dean BurT TIME, PLACE Every Monday nighT aT The YMCA. PURPOSE To creaTe, mainTain, and exTend Throughouf The school and communiTy 5 high sTandards oT Chris- Tian characTer. Page 43 ., Page OFFICERS PirsT Semeslrer Pres., CaTherine Plescher V. Pres., Nina Buchanan Sec'y., Mona Lou O'Shaughnessey Treas., Nellie lvialoley Second SemesTer Pres., Nina Buchanan V. Pres., Ilene Lawson Secly., Shirley SchmidT Treas., Mary Louise Sanders TIME, PLACE Every oTher Thursday in The fXcTiviTies Room. PURPOSE To give every girl aT CenTral an equal oppor- TuniTy To become a beTTer ChrisTian and a beTTer ciTizen. I db N 6 ? QD 7 R CTC Row Tour: Rohrbaugh Griebel, Puhrman, Lipp Gurken, Reuille, Wedler RaTcliTT, Lees. Row Three: CoTTingA ham, Rice, GraTT, CarTer Brager, McCoy, Franke Weinley. Row Two: Schroeder Maloley, Sanders, Buchan an, I-loTTman, Kirkby, Ray SchmiTT, Miss Jackson. Row one: I-Iarper Bradshaw, Dehler, Plesch er, Redmon, INleTTrour. 44 We Are little Sisters to YWCA By CaTherine Plescher STARTING a year oT numerous acTiviTies wiTh The annual wiener bake aT PosTer Park was The CenTral Triangle Club. AT This meeT- ing boTh new and old members ToasTed wieners, marshmallows, and apples, played games, and goT acguainTed wiTh each oTher. CenTral Triangle Club, or CTC as iT is known in school, is The Girl Reserve Club Tor The Treshman and sophomore girls. IT has many special meeTings each year including The special I-Ialloween Thanksgiving, ValenTine, and EasTer meeTings. The annual ChrisTmas poTluck was held again This year in The acTiviTies room. ChrisTmas carols were sung by The members and The INlaTiviTy was read by lvlona Lou O'Shaughnessey, chairman oT The meeTing. Each year The acTiviTies oT CTC are closed wiTh a picnic in The spring aT PosTer Park. This year's picnic was under The direcTion oT Sally Dehler, who planned The reTreshmenTs and games. The girl reserve code is reciTed by The members oT The club aT The beginning oT The meeTing. To develop The qualiTies oT cour- Tesy, Triendliness, and honesTly is one oT The many aims oT The CenTral Triangle Club. WiTh The assisTance oT The YWCA, wiTh which iT is aTTiliaTed, CTC aTTempTs To TulTill iTs duTies. I' 0ur Work ls Never Done By Beffy Poffs Tl-TE JUNKDR RED CROSS is an organizafion fo aid fhose in disfress and promofe friendship and kindness. There are various means by which fhese aims are carried ouf by fhe club, under fhe supervision of fhe adviser, Mrs. Edna G. Chesfer. George Washingfon's birfhday provided fhe fheme for fhe Washingfon Vicfory Dance, which was sponsored by fhe club. A fen-cenf defense sfamp was fhe admission charge. The Red Cross Club accepfed fhe Vagabonds' invifafion fo ioin fhem in a Chrisfmas parfy, which was held in fhe Club Room affer school. The foy giffs exchanged were lafer donafed by fhe members of bofh clubs fo be senf along wifh food baskefs fo needy families. Af Thanksgiving and Easfer, more baskefs were filled by food and wifh money donafed by sfudenfs and faculfy of Cenfral. The club members confinued fheir work by puffing shirfs and slings from fhe producfion cenfer info finished form. They also made memo pads from old greefing cards for fhe soldiers in camp. Numerous unclaimed books from fhe second-hand book- sfore were given fo fhe Club by Mr. R. K. Bufler, fo be senf fo Kenfucky high schools. OFFICERS Eirsf Semesfer Pres., Jean Kauffman V. Pres., Maxine Schulfz Sec'y.-Treas., Beffy Poffs Second Semesfer Pres., Willodene Buhlmahn V. Pres., Beffy Poffs Sec'y-Treas., Lois Fowler TIME, PLACE Eirsf lvlonday in every monfh, in fhe Club Room. PURPOSE 'lThe purpose of fhe American Junior Red Cross Club of Cenfral l-ligh School are fo aid fhose who are in disfress and fo promofe friendship and kindness fo ofhers. I x,f55. 'N VND! Z men clmss Top row: lvlrs. Chesfer, lvlecksfrofh, Vodde, Poffs, I-larding, Young. Bofforn row: Vogelge- sang, Poffs, Buhlmahn, Fowler, Carpenfer. Page 45 1? ,11 4-no--n my ffw ,, H la ,,.,T,,,.. .-. 1---l- llc Willa' K n l X x U 'I QM X X! Nl VN: . , , X- X 1 4 ,gf X X X 5 K Y NAQQLD E BROWN f Eos 11x Q. fha f JANICE L QUNNINOL-IAM GQ QLEQN LEQCDY FLECK'A ISER VOLUME 29 mvnes meuws 1 vusn ceumx mon scnom Pom wmv E, :momma Math Club Row live: Roesener, Meckslrolh, McDaniel, Dreyer, Gruber, Lemke, Whilson, Berlin, Winkler. Row lour: Espich, Rohr- baugh, Krider, Sheldon, Thomas, Menlzer, Wille, Lulz, Davis, Row lhree: Mr. Ferlini, Miss Ridgway, Miss Gard- ner, Masloob, Price, Brad- shaw, Loomis, McCarron. Row lwo: Miss Chrisl- man, Miller, Shusler, Ad- ams, Knox, Bonsall, Rea- son, Scheimonn, Shusler. Row one: Myers, While, Lindenberg, Slaniszewski, Kraiewski, Geye, Essex. QD Q ? xc z 1 gl OFFICERS Firsl Semesler Pres., Claylon Shusler V. Pres., Rulh Adams Sec'y., Louise Masloob Treas., Ed Knox Second Semesler Pres., Ed Knox V. Pres., Louise Masloob Sec'y., Belly Shusler Treas., Grren Miller TIME, PLACE Monlhly meeling, one Friday a monlh. PURPOSE The purposes ol lhe Malhemalics Club are lo develop an apprecialion ol lhe lield ol malhemal- ics, lo invesligale cerlain inleresling phases ol malh- emalics which do nol lind a place in lhe classroom, and lo alclord an oppor- lunily lor social conlacl ol leachers and sludenls ol malhemalicsf' Page 46 We'rc Not Puizled By Puzzles By Prank Krider Malh Club, Malh Club Dear old Cenlral Malh Clubmi Tl-lUS DO lhe members ol Cenlral's oldesl organizalion open lheir meelings wilh lhe club's song, so endeared lo all. l-laving been lounded in December, IQI3, lhe Malhemalics Club is lilerally sleeped in lradilions. An adull speaker, sludenl speakers, puzzles, games, conlesls, and relreshmenls-all lhese combined, lorm lhe lypical meeling. And, more imporlanl, lhey add up lo an enlighlening environmenl and a lralernal allilude, which are wholesome inlluences, parlicularly lo lhis organizalion. Allhough lhere is lun lor all, lhe expressed purposes ol lhe club remain loremosl, serving as lhe lramework lor lhe monlhly programs. Among lhe speakers lhis year were Mr. Roberl Scholl, News- Senlinel avialion columnisl, who spoke on civilian avialion during warlime, and Mr. Arnold Bennholl, class ol '24, who spoke on archileclure. A leller lrom Mr. Arlhur C. Slephens, lirsl presidenl ol lhe Malhemalics Club, now a lield represenlalive al Tri-Slale Col- lege, was read al lhe 28+h anniversary meeling in December. We Study Indoors and llut By Doris PaTTon TO NATURE CLUB members There's hardly a way To have so much Tun as being ouTdoors wiTh The brooks as They run. BuT ouTdoors or inside, aT The bi-monThly meeTings under The adviser- ship oT Miss Iva Spangler, all acTiviTies are direcTed Toward learning more oT The ways oT naTure. This year The members Took several Tield Trips To geT acguainTed wiTh planT and animal liTe and sTudy The consTellaTions. A series oT bird hikes were Taken by mosT oT The members This spring. One oT The ouTdoor meeTings ended wiTh a wiener bake. A breakTasT aT Franke Park closed The year's acTiviTies. AT The in- door meeTings Miss Mary CaTherine SmeITzly spoke on Alaska, Mr. Charles D. DilTs on The minerals oT The Qzark region, and Miss Blanche Nielsen on Florida. This club sponsored a successTul skaTing parTy This year also. The NaTure Club is a parT oT The Indiana Junior Academy oT Science, which is composed oT high school science clubs Through- ouT Indiana. Each year This Academy's pins are presenTed To each worThy member. To geT a pin, a member musT have suT- TicienT poinTs, which are obTained by having regular aTTendance, rendering service in The club, and special proiecTs. The club also presenTs iTs own cerTiTicaTe. OFFICERS FirsT SemesTer Pres.. Gloria KieTTer V. Pres., Maxine Rinehold Sec'y., Joan BruoT Treas., Bob Geesaman Second SemesTer Pres., DeLoss Baker V. Pres., Lillian Kesler Seciy., Burnice Shearer Treas., Bill WaTson TIME, PLACE Every oTher Friday in The Club Room. PURPOSE To promoTe greaTer inTeresT in The sTudy oT naTure among CenTral sTudenTs. Nature Club Row one: Weick, lgney, WaTson, Shearer, Kesler, Baker, PaTTon, RichTer. Row Two: Doswell, Dos- well, Von Behren, BruoT, James, McNamara, KieT- Ter, Baker, Miss Spangler. Row Three: BruoT, Wir- ges, Rinehold, Shearer, Griebel, Fuhrman, STacy. Row Tour: Weinley, Swaim, Rinehold, I-lughes, Kesler, WolT, LeThwaiTe. Page 47 Page 48 Nous I-limons Parler Francais By CaTherine Plescher LE CERCLE FRANCAIS, or French club, which is now in iTs TourTh year, is one oT CenTraI's smalIesT buT mosT inTeresTing clubs. STarTed by Miss Mildred J. Brigham, French Teacher, iT has con- Tinued under her direcTion. During The year many special meeTings have been held besides The regular seances. The TirsT special meeTing was The wiener bake aT Lakeside Park. Following This came The ChrisTmas meeTW ing, wiTh Qrren Miller as Pere Noel. The year's biggesT evenl is The TeasT oT The Mardi Gras, which is held on The nighT eiTher beTore or aTTer The TirsT oT LenT, in commemoraTion oT The real French Mardi Gras. Crepes Ipancakesl and chocoIaTe milk are served aT This meeTing. The lasT special meeTing is The picnic breakTasT aT FosTer Park when oTTicers Tor The nexT semesTer aro elecTed. The reTreshmenTs are French ToasT and bacon. AT The regular meeTings This year The Topic Tor The program was one oT The Tamous kings or queens oT France. AT These meeTings, The members play French games and sing French songs. La Marseillaisef' France's naTionaI anThem, is sung aT The close oT all indoor meeTings. The reguiremenTs Tor membership in French club are Two semesTers oT French or one semesTer wiTh a B-plus average. French Club Row Two: FsTers, Rice, Reasoner, I-Iargrave, Miss Brigham, CoTTingham, Kri- der, Roller. Row one: Voorhees, PaTTerson, Bradshaw, OeT- Ting, Plescher, Bair, Ball. TEST I Pam! T! s v is OFFICERS FirsT SemesTer Pres., BeTTy l-largrave C. Pres., Murray Bair Secy'.-Treas., CaTherine Plescher Second SemesTer Pres., Marcile OeTTing V. Pres., CaTherine Plescher Secly.-Treas., RuTh Bradshaw TIME, PLACE Every Two weeks in va- rious places. PURPOSE To TurTher inTeresT in The French language and The French people and counTry, To gaTher inTor- maTion as a background Tor The sTudy oT French, and To provide an enTer- Taining gaThering Tor Those inTeresTed enough in Their sTudy To parTicipaTe. OFFICERS First Semester Pres., Jean Kauttman V. Pres., Byron Sheldon Seciy.-Treas., Marian Demsey Second Semester Pres., Alan Temple V. Pres., Dick Roe Sec'y.-Treas., Joan Cottingham TIME, PLACE Twice a month in the Club Room. PURPOSE To turther the appre- ciation ot Latin and to broaden the social lite ot the membersfi I QD Y s w r X latin Club Row six: Espich, Doen- ges, I-Iade, Wall. Row tive: Ahlsmeyer, Plaster, Reader, Doenges, Lewton, Guenther, Slyby, Lyons, Shuster, Raye, San- ders. Lester. Row tour: Fahling, Flott- man, Buchanan, Smith, Mudd, Jones, Fuhrman, I-legerteld, McDaniel, XfVhitson, Schneider, Stu- art, Gulseth. Row three: Miss Lucasse, Rossell, I-lade, I-Iall, Cox, Malaley, Rice, Cotting- ham, Roller, Bailey, Aldred, Mellinger, Miss McKinnie. Row two: Roth, Rondot, McCarron, Colton, Dem- sey, Kauttman, Sheldon, Rohrbaugh, Pliett, Schroe- der, Pope. Row one: Patterson, Im- ler, Roe, Lemlce, Shadle. I-liggins, Gruber, Davis. llur Common Interest ls latin By Dorothy Colton SAY LATIN isn't so bad, atter alll is a common exclamation trom any student leaving his tirst Latin Club meeting. An enroll- ment ot seventy-tive members tor the year proves that Latin really is interesting. Ever busy in directing the successtul activities ot the club are Miss Eva M. McKinnie and Miss Florence J. Lucasse, the advisers. Anyone studying Latin or having completed two years ot it is welcome to ioin. Behind the formal title, activities go on that would tempt any Centralite. Miss I-Iarrah, a tormer adviser and welcome guest, told ot her early experiences with the language at the September meeting. A Schoolboy's Dream was dramatized by Paul lmler and Byron Sheldon at the November meeting. There were also three movies on Rome enioyed by the members. At the Christmas party in December, Alan Temple gave a Christmas story, and Nina Buchanan described the Roman Saturnia. Dressed as slaves, Paul Lemlxe and Paul Staley passed the gitts. Central's cateteria was the scene ot Danse Romana, a dance sponsored by both Latin and French clubs. The decorations were lovely gods and goddesses and quaint French tigures. Alan Tem- ple and Mardell McDaniel were the Club's co-chairmen. Dorothy Colton and Paul Lemlce were appointed ioint editors ot Fragmenta. 1 I i I : I I I 5 1 l Page 49 it Page Wo Are Bouml for Hollywood Cl-IORUS GIRLS, EXTRAS, and sTars, on an eIaboraTe seTTing oT a movie IoT, presenTed The opereTTa, I-Iollywood Bound, Friday and SaTurday, May I and 2. Mr. C5asTon Bailhe led The perTormance, Mr. Frederick Bieler coached The chorus, and Miss Margery SuTer direcTed The dra- maTic porTion oT The opereTTa. Phyllis Roller was execuTive- secreTary oT The producTion. The main casT was Joan Rumbaugh, Bob CoTTingham, STeve Thomas, Alan Temple, Joan CoTTingham, and Imogene Reasoner, wiTh an exceIIenT supporTing casT and a chorus oT 54 people. CenTraI's orchesTra played beTore The show and during The inTer- mission and a Tew oT The members played during The perTormance. I-Ielen Niles, RaTTy Rice, DoroThy Ball, and Dolores ZiTon were The girls who danced so charminqly To compIeTe The opereTTa. Chorus Row Tour: Mudd, LaTTimore, Kagey, Schroclc, Mr. Bieler, Paschall, Scherer, Beclcer, CoITon, I-Iaudenschild, Bailey, Bradshaw, Aldred, Essex, CoTTingham, Maloley, O'NeiI, Dawson. Row Three: LaTTimore, Brager, Bley, Rose, Rohrbaugh, Rossell, PeTers, Leon, I-lowland, I-Iirschy, Williams, Essex, Winkleblack, David, Malone, COT- Tingham, Lyons, Reasoner. Row Two: TaTman, I-Iarper, I-Ioward, AnThony, Brown, Long, Voorhees, Flillard, I-Iall, Balrer, Keplinger, Miller, PapperT, Dehler, Briclrer. Row one: Murphy, Miser, Rurnloaugh, STabIer, Snowberger, Weinley, Ball, Bonsall, Springer, I-loTacIcer, Redmon, Klug, Mueller. 50 Uperetta Cast Row one: CoTTingham, STiIIweII, Bon- sall, Reasoner, Temple, BuTIer, Sheldon, Rurnbaugh, CoTTingharn, Mueller, O'NeiI, Dehler, Friedrich, Cramar, Rogers, Wil- liams, Snyder, Kagey. Row Two: Rossell, Beclcer, Wall, Prill, David, Mudd, Lipp, BoesTer, Shadle Briclcer, Kesler, STuTe, WolT, LaTTimore Lash. Row Three: WhiTe, Snowberger SchwarTz, Winlcleblaclc, Voorhees, Karr Rohrbaugh, Gillie, I-Iaudenschild, LaTTi more, PeTers. Row Tour: Howard, Winley, Brown I-Iade, I-Iarper, Grossman, Doenges Gribler. ak. 0 Band Row one: Baker, Korn, Shearer, Cunegin, Fowler, Becker, Eoland, Rumbaugh, Lueclqe, Ahrens, Jacl- son. Row Two: Schroclq, CarTer, LuTey, RaTcliTT, Michael, Carrier, HarTrnan, Essex, Howard, Howard, Fowler, BaumgarTner, Mr. Bailhe, Bonsael. Row Three: Holle, CovaulT, Rehling, Norris, Thompson, Haw- lcins, Dare, Hamman, HenTzler, BaumgarTner, Mesing. Row Tour: Lynch, WhiTeman, Eullcerson, Price, Simon, Kibiger, Vorndran, Harold, Gruber, Har- lan, Vining, Eirlcs. OFFICERS PresidenT, Bob Simon SecreTary, Delores Hamman Treasurer, Marjorie Fowler Librarian, Marjorie BaumgarTner ProperTy Managers, Eugene Mi- chaels, Paul Rehling, Ralph Mesing. TIME, PLACE Every Monday and Eriday in Music Room. CRASH! BANGI SQUEAKI-No, iT isn'T The Marines, iT's iusT The band preparing Tor a rehearsal. Going by The music room during re- hearsal, one may hear such conTusion. Inside There are many inTeresTed CenTraliTes sTriving To improve Themselves in music. The band acTed as hosT aT The secTional TournamenT This year, and also made a Tine appearance aT The TooTball games. The members journeyed To HunTingTon Tor a basl4eTball game and Toolc parT in The celebraTion oT Lincoln's birThday aT The Lincoln LiTe Insurance Company. HarvesT Moon was The Theme oT The band dance, Tor which Joan Rumbaugh was general chairman. Everyone has an equal opporTuniTy To ioin The band, under The direc- Tion oT Mr. C5asTon Bailhe. We Add Color, Zcst to Events By Kalherine Del-Iaven TI-IE TWIRLERS are a compara- lively new group here in Cenlral. The lirsl lwirlers were Virginia Sloan, I-Ielen Niles, and Eunice Turner. The presenl ones are Carolyn Worman, Dorolhy Ball, and Kalherine DeI-Ia- ven. In addilion lo lhese are lhe balon lwirlers, Belle Shusler, Belly Miller, Ilene Lawson, Rosemary I-Ianks, and Lena Belle Reason. The llag lwirlers receive lheir in- slruclions lrom Mr. Chic Carler al lhe Durbin Sludios, and praclice wilh lhe balon lwirlers, wilh Miss Blanche Nielsen as adviser. By Dorolhy Schusl TI-IE ROLL OEF is lhe signal lhal CenlraI's lirsl all-girl drum corps is aboul lo make anolher appearance. Working in cooperalion wilh lhe lwirlers, lhis group has a wide varie- ly ol lormalions lor posling lhe llag, as well as drills wilh a palriolic lheme. The organizalion slarled lwo years ago wilh a lew inleresled girls and now numbers I6 perlormers and six undersludies, all under lhe capa- ble direclion ol I-Ielen Baker, drum maiorelle, and lhe adviser, Miss Lodie Clark. fl Page 52 SA I'-Gi' QEHIR , , , Q-U 4--0 4-4- OFFICERS oizurvi coRPs Pres., Dorolhy Schusl V. Pres., Jean Sauers Treas., Eunice Leucke TWIRLERS Pres., Ilene Lawson Ireas., Kale Del-Iaven Sec'y., Rosemary l-Ianks Manager, Belly Shusler Recording Secrelary, Belly Miller PURPOSE To enlerlain Cenlral- iles al games and assem- blies, lo build good will lor Ce-nlral in lhe com- munily, and lo provide an enjoyable aclivily lor in leresled girls. Twirlers Miller, Ball, Shusler, Miller, Del-Iaven, Shrock, Lawson, Worman, I-Ianks. I xg X I 'Q w r X I Drum Corps Row lwo: Miss Clark, Schusl, Sauer, Leucke, Davis, Bonsall, Ryder, I-Io- lacker, Shinaberry, Bar- nell, Mr. Carler. Row one: Ruch, Wor- man, Slarosl, I-lowland. Burlnell, I-Iackmeier, Bak- er. Art Club Row Two: Miss Walker, McNamara, Espich, lg- ney, lgney, SchwarTz, Lash. Row one: Brockmeyer, Mayer, Bulmahn, Jolley Collias, Kagey. A I QL wx! fX l OFFICERS Pres., PaTricia Cowan Sec'y., Leonora Jolley Treas., Jack Espich PubliciTy, PeTer Collias TIME, PLACE The Third Monday in every monTh in room 330. PURPOSE To creaTe and main- Tain an appreciaTion OT arT. We See Art In Everything By PaTricia Cowan BE CREATIVE! Thar is The answer ThaT each sTudenT in The ArT Club has heard many, many Times, Tor The purpose in ArT Club is To TosTer The appreciaTion oT creaTive arT. This year The club was honored To have as guesT speakers Mr. Louis Borrsib and Mr. EorresT E. STark oT The EorT Wayne PxrT School, In accordance wiTh an old TradiTion oT CenTral, The ArT Club, on December l5, decoraTed The huge ChrisTmas Tree ThaT was placed on The second Tloor. They also decoraTed The windows oT The sec- ond and Third Tloors wiTh beauTiTul scenes Trom ChrisT's IiTe, and, Tollowing an equally old TradiTion, since decoraTing The halls Takes much Time and creaTes a hearTy appeTiTe, The members had a poTluck ThaT evening. The annual ValenTine Tea Dance on Eebruary I4 was Tun Tor all. The decoraTions were large valenTines wiTh picTures oT sweeThearTs, This year The members oT The ArT Club Tried Their hand aT mod- eling clay. Each person creaTed some sTudy which was iudged The Tollowing day by The sTudenTs oT The arT classes. The prize, a scrapbook, was given To Joan BruoT. Working side by side wiTh our advisers, Miss Mary I-lelen Ley and Miss Mildred K. Walker, we, The members oT The ArT Club, geT a deeper and more sincere appreciaTion oT The True meaning oT our subiecT-ArT. I i 5 I I Page I I , If I -i I :I :I fi ,ll I l E I buf cttw' w. . Awe.. .fw...,..-.. M., ,T I I H : - --,- A A as we- .: - aagzlfif ei lTAf E'f.. r .4 Page CENTRAUS YEARBOCK, The Caldron, has made All-American since I938. The Caldron is a selT-supporTing organizaTion and has iTs own oTTice and phoTography equipmenlr. Through rnoney-making ven- Tures, including The business oT The Vaude- ville and group pledges, The Caldron has been disTribuTing The yearbook below cosT. The Caldron is proud ThaT iTs sTudenT phoTographers Took all The picTures in The Mr. Cleon Fleck, EDITOR 'X ADVISER book, wiTh The excepTion oT The porTraiTs. Even The cover was designed Trom a Caldron phoTo. Each year The Caldron aims To pub- lish a book original in Theme and conTenT. All is noT work in The Caldron oTTicel We held The VicTory PoTluck aTTer The subscrip- Tion campaign and sponsored a dance, The Lucky Swing, on December I3, Tollowed by The annual spring picnic in June. 54 r adviser, makes 2 appoinTmenTs d Tries To see 3 T The appoinT- s do Their work. l-larold Brown, our busy ediTor oT This year's Caldron, planned layouTs, assigned picTures, as- sembled copy, and even Took some oT The picTures himself. l-le had charge OT planning This book you are reading. , lf , ,ff x. I J, M MANAGER Our manager, Janice Cunningham, has charge oT all money received and disbursed. Janice did an excellenT iob in seTTing a new record Tor sales- l33l aT The end OT The Tall campaign. HINTQN, Assf. Edifor KENSLER, Prioiographer ADAMS, Copy FELTS, Senior Fd. . 3,3 ., ' 1 , 2 ,rf Q. Z1 oossum, Clubs SHUSTER, spore SHANYFELT, Assf. Manager VAN LEAR, Circuiaiion COLLIAS, Publicify LOPSI-NRE, Assf. Circularion i I 4 i R Page 55 PHCTQGRAPFIY STAFF: Hawkins, Pace, Gruber Assisranis X Q COP STAFF: Gladieux, Fieidbrinic, Gladieux, John son, Kieffer. ABOVEfClRCULATION ASSISTANTS: Shack Sfraclf, Clnarnberiain, Boscner, Srniih, Bowers. BELOW-PUBLICITY ASSISTANTS: Cummings Mcivieans. -'....L , N, - ow 1'ff'?- - - F ' F51 Pm R, H 1 ff- in 'i,,'Q-Zag s Yin x. Q If -K ' . L'-qfj R vutiw., , -v A ' xi ,J 3 , 'V':fX.: Bw , Q Y. 3? F L+' 5 TM, M .P ' I '9 T .5 ' 93 N lx ep Your WinningS d Q Y 4 H Up, Never .Hind sk .4 Defeat , g STABLISHED X919 'TIIE REVEALING LIGHT FOR THE CENTRALITE' PRICE FIVE CENTS VDL XXIII-NO, 25 Cenlral High Sch I F Wayne, Indiana Friday- Mum 13' 94 Inter-Amerlca We Sm, Have School Honor Society Safety Committee, I Your tears 'Saturday' were :1 cornplirnenl lu yuur loyalty D f 0 A-lor S ts :iff in me At B ' Rink 6 C0 neu By Bill lvlyers AY, WAY, BACK llNl l9l9-maybe. Tor The sake oT our elders, we had noT beTTer make iT so emphaTic-someone goT The idea oT organizing a school paper Tor CenTral. QT course The ideas ThaT iT would have To be wriTTen by CenTral pupils, sup- porTed by CenTral pupils, and governed by CenTral pupils were none Too pleasanT ThoughTs when he remembered ThaT once The paper was sTarTed, a Tresh, new one had To roll oTT The presses each week. Ch, well, anyhow, The Tellow goT his idea across To a Tew and-Thanks To Thaf Tellow and Those Tew-we have The SpoTlighT oT Today. CenTral's paper oT l942 is a well devel- oped publicaTion. To prove This, leT TacTs be submiTTed To a candid world. The SpoT- lighT has Two main working branches, busi- ness and ediTorial-each divided inTo sTaTTs To meeT The weekly demands oT a high school paper. STaTT members make a Trip To Franklin College, Franklin, lndiana, every year To The annual meeTing oT The lndiana l-ligh School Press AssociaTion and anoTher Trip To BuTler UniversiTy in April Tor Their SPOTLIGHT AGENTS Row Tour: Lipp, Walda, l-larris, Miller, Erwin, lgney, lvlacy, Springer, Doenges. Row Three: SchwarTz, Friedrich, Lash, Bunner, Larimer, Goehler, KepTer Rumple, lvlohr. Row Two: Beckman Sanders, WaTerson, Bohde, SmiTh, STrimmenos, Law son. l-lambrock. Row one: Brickley, l-len ry, Cox, l-lall, Friedrich Burrell, SchusT, Lapradd. Field Day. lT has an annual circulaTion cam- paign managed by The business sTaTT-which neTTed a Thousand subscripTions lasT Tall. The SpoTlighT is selT-supporTing, wiTh a yearly budgeT oT abouT S3000-Two-Thirds oT which comes Trom The sale oT ads. lT has a sTaTT parTy and a picnic every year: iT helps To publish The TournamenT News, iT publish- es The Tiger Rag annually: iT has a skiT in The Senior-Caldron Vaudeville, iT has a special oTTice wiTh desks Tor The major sTaTT mem- bers, Tables Tor The lay-ouT, head-wriTing, copy-reading, prooT-reading people, and a room Tor wriTers To wriTe Their masTerpieces in, and iT has lOl members honored by rec- ommendaTions oT Teachers-who assisT in iTs publicaTion every week. QuiTe a lisT, isn'T ET? 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K' 9: 3'1f ' ' , ' ' ' 'Rv ' ' 2 Q Q ' f A 1 4 0 I ' . 1 f H ,, ,J - W Y x 4 114' ,F ' f T 5 if - Ev? by '5 Q f . ,.,V 4 , Q5 P . 6 ,L ggi 1 MQ Q .J ng f l 9 I :Z U gg q iv 1 0 k , g , f . ,, 4A .-,. I 5 I vi Q ff' if ff A may ' 1 A - ' I ' W -' V W C' 1 'a A Q- Page 60 We Find Fun ln Journalism By l.aVerne Faulkner CUB REPORTERS on The SpoTlighT and copyreaders on The Caldron sTop Teuding long enough To agree ThaT Their ambiTion as iournalisTs is To be elecTed Tor membership To Press Club, an honorary iournalism organizaTion. To be eligible Tor Press Club, sTudenT iournalisTs musT have done ouTsTanding worlc Tor eiTher publicaTion and musT be ap- proved by The adviser, lvlr. Eleclc. Cn The SpoTlighT sTaTT, Those wiTh The highesT number oT poinTs are eligible, while on The Caldron new members musT be recommended by The ediTor, manager, and adviser. EaiThTul worlcers are awarded memberships. All Press Club meeTings are held in Torm oT poTluclcs. The high- lighT oT The Tall semesTer was a wiener balce aT lvlclvlillan Park in SepTember. AT The February meeTing, lvlr. lvlerle Johnson, local adverTising head aT The New-SenTinel, gave an inTeresTing ac- counT oT The adverTising sysTem. Mr. Dale Meyers oT The EorT Wayne Engraving Company spolce on engraving in newspaper worlc and oTher businesses, aT The April meeTing. Each monTh, Tood, service, and clean-up commiTTees are chosen by The presidenT Tor The nexT meeTing. These commiTTees plan The Tood and malqe all The preparaTions Tor The poTluclcs. These enjoyable meeTings give The members oT boTh publica- Tions a chance To have Tun and geT acguainTed. Press Cluh Row Tour: Masloob, Es- sex, Bohde, Ryder, Meads, Doenges. Pow Three: GulseTh, Bohde, Krider, Anspach. Row Two: l-linTon, PelTs, lelallien, Van Lear, l-lirschy. Row one: Kensler, Paullsner, PriTchard, Beclc- er, WaTTerson. I db N i 'Q w a x X X OFFICERS EirsT SemesTer Pres., Bill WaTTerson V. Pres., James PriTcharcl Sec'y.-Treas., Janice Cunningham Second SemesTer Pres., Lucy l-lallien V. Pres., James PriTchard Sec'y.-Treas., Bill WaTTerson TIME, PLACE EirsT Wednesday of ev- ery monTh in The acTiviTies room aT 6 o'cloclc. PURPOSE To encourage beTTer iournalism, To promoTe sTaTT uniTy, and To honor deserving members oT CenTral's publicaTions. OFFICERS Pres., Gale Wisner V. Pres., Bill Ar+hur Sec'y., Jean KauTTman TIME, PLACE The TirsT Wednesday oT each monTh, TirsT period, in The AcTiviTies Room. PURPOSE To promoTe discussion oT school problems in home rooms: To debaTe such problems and oTTer suggesTions To The TaculT 7 To render any possible service To The school as a whole. X i sb cc ,M if Student Council Row Tive: Wisner, Ar- Thur, T-lemlinger, Miller, Grabner, RichTer, Gallo- way, Doenges, Doenges, Sauers, Nicole, Luecke, Michell, WhiTe. Row Tour: BuTler, WheT- sol, Ruch, Boley, Koorsen, Cowan, ColTon, Klemme, Blair, Grossman, Bair, Jones, AnToine, STeTTler, Ambler, CoTTingham. Row Three: Tepin, Ex- ner, Dawson, l-lawlc, T-larris, STaCy, WhiTson, Bunner, Lewis,Mendenhall,Sguires, O'Neil, Rice, Dare, Wor- man. Row Two: Roller, Rohr- baugh, Rumbaugh, Wulli- man, Kesler, PapperT, Miss Brigham, Kesler, KauTT- man, Jolley, Bradley, Jack- son, STabler. Row one: Woodward. Johnloz, TaTman, Cum- mings, Lemlce, Lance. I-lade, Espich, Ray. We Are New With New Ideas By Jean KauTTman Tl-HS YEAR MARKS The TirsT ThaT CenTral's STudenT Council has been an organized and acTive group. Being inexperienced, The Council lcnew very liTTle abouT carrying on iTs worlcg however, many ideas were gained by The members who aTTended The STudenT Council ConvenTion aT Anderson. The Council is governed by a cabineT oT a presidenT and a secreTary Trom each class, The senior presidenT and secreTary being oTTicers Tor The enTire organizaTion. Problems raised by Teachers, sTudenTs and members are con- sidered by The cabineT and Then reTerred To commiTTees Tor Tur- Ther, more compleTe consideraTion. The opinions oT The sTudenTs are obTained Through The home rooms and are regarded by The commiTTees in Trying To solve a problem. All ideas are combined and some soluTion is reached. Under Miss Mildred Brigham's guidance, The Council underTool4 The l.osT and Found deparTmenT, which has been successTul and is growing in imporTance. lT also considered The hall TraTTic prob- lem, and The resulT was The islands in The hall, buf This problem is sTill under consideraTion. Ushering aT The assemblies, caTeTeria conducT, and roping oTT cheering secTions aT The games are some oTher problems so Tar underTalcen. ln The TuTure, The STudenT Council hopes To become an eT- TicienT and helpTul organizaTion ThaT will do iTs share in malaing CenTral l-ligh School beTTer. Page bl Join Us? Three Ns, Pleasv By Duane Jones Tl-lE l-KDNOP SQCIETY, one oT The mosT popular and exclu- sive clubs aT CenTral, was Tounded in I928. The TirsT oTTicers were: PresidenT, l-Telen Davies, laTer Mrs. l-lelen MonTgomery, woman's champion glider piloTg vice presidenT, Glenn Yagerlehnerq secreTary-Treasurer, Evelyn l-lorning. AT This Time a consTiTuTion was wriTTen. STudenTs are eligible only iT They have received Three Ns and noThing below B- Tor semesTer grades. An E or a C means disgualiTicaTiong however, a member may be reinsTaTed. The consTiTuTion sTaTes ThaT There shall be Three sponsors oT The club. Perhaps The mosT popular leader oT This group was Miss Mary l-larrah, Tormer l.aTin Teacher, who served, excepT Tor a period oT Two years, as main supervisor unTil her reTiremenT in k, Page 62 UT l94O. The presenT advisers are Mr. R. K. BuTler, Miss Marian lngham, and Miss Anna B. Lewis. Since The club receives Tinancial aid Trom The various sources wiThin The school, no dues are required. This year, regular meeTings were held wiTh deTiniTely planned programs, business, speakers, enTerTainmenT, and reTreshmenTs. ln February a slcaTing parTy was given by The SocieTy. Since iT is an honorary club, iTs members are among Those oT highesT sTanding in scholasTic achievemenT, and They conducT Their acTiviTies according To Their posiTion, as They are aware OT The responsibiliTy They hold. mm X f g OFFICERS EirsT SemesTer Pres., Ed Knox V. Pres., Ned Breininger Se-c'y.-Treas., Norman Doenges Second SemesTer Pres., Richard l-liTzeman V. Pres., ArThur WhiTson Sec'y.-Treas., lrma Eahling H0n0rS0ciety Row Three: Knox, Buclc- ley, Doenges, Prill, Brein- inger, Miller, l-liTzeman, Lindenberg. Row Two: Krider, San- ders, Doswell, STabler, Broclcmeyer, Plescher, Eahling, Lemke. Row one: EelTs, Graft l.ambroTT, l-ladiieTT, SchmidT, Jolley, Kagey, Mr. BuTler. TIME, PLACE The second Wednesday of each rnonTh in The AcTiviTies Room. PURPOSE The l-lonor SocieTy is an organizaTion made up oT The l-lonor Roll sTudenTs Tor The purpose OT reward- ing hard work and schol- arship wiTh educaTional and enjoyable Tellowshipf' MMMMT Such delicious candy The l-lonor SocieTy members geT aT The close oT Their meeTingl The members are being served by Paul Lemke aT one oT Their regular meeTings. This is whaT comes oT being good sTudenTs and doing your lessonsl Miss Ingham, alThough paTienTly awaiTing her Turn, seems To be willing To receive her share as soon as possible. Many Times The reTreshmenTs are ice cream, cookies, TruiT, or some oTher such delicacy. R. BUTLER and some oT The T-lonor Sof cieTy boys, ArThur WhiTson, Paul Bailey, Paul Prill, and Qrren lvliller, are checking ouT The used books Tor The second-hand book sTore ThaT The l-lonor SocieTy operaTes Tor The accommodaTion oT The sTudenTs and The Tinancial backing oT The club. AlThough This service will be disconTinued because oT The renTal sysTem, The Club is proud To have been oT service To CenTral. ORE honor Tor The honor sTudenTs! These Tive, Frank Krider, Ed Knox, Dick l-liTzeman, lvlarcella l-ladiieTT, and Vera SchmidT, are The l-lonor SocieTy members who received NaTional l-lonor SocieTy mem- berships and pins. These sTudenTs are an example oT The goal Toward which all oTher sTudenTs sTrive, buT only a selecT Tew seem To have The abiliTy To reach This golden sTar oT sTudenT dreams. Page OFFICERS Chm., Bob Cottingham Secly., Virginia Sloan TIME, PLACE Every other Tuesday in Room IO7. M 4 f Boosters Row tive: Staley, But- ler, Michell, Lewton, Stet- tler, Krider, Watterson, Becker, Pritchard, Wall. Row tour: Dietle, Bow- ser, O'Shaughnessey. t-lal lien, l-lamman, O'Shaugh nessey, Bruot, Kietter, Meads, Essex, Brown. Row three: Miss Kuhn, Miss Troxel, Colton, Wes- ner, l-ladiiett, Felts, Ad- ams, Burton, Cunningham, Niles, l-largrave. Row two' Rice, Ziton, Warner, Watson, Cooper, Plescher, Aldred, Bailey, Bradshaw, Essex. Row one: Doenges. Mintch, Del-laven, Tem- ple, Cottingham, Collias, Carder, Slyby. I PURPOSE To support the ath- letic program ot the school. Page 64- Wo Boost The Athletic Program By Lucy l-lallien I'M A BOCSTERV' Dozens ot exclamation marks could not ex- press the breathless happiness ot a loyal Centralite when he sees his name on the annual list ot those who have made Boosters. Students whose work has been outstanding in some other club are chosen trom applications tor Boosters by an advisory council. Miss Kathryn -lroxel is the taculty adviser-her tirst year. September was the month ot the annual Booster banquet. Following this event came the tootball season, which was ended by the Booster-sponsored Tiger Mixer, with Janice Cunningham acting as general chairman. Next came the Valentine Pep Ses- sion, with eleven pretty Boosters presenting the basketball team and some teachers with Valentine candy. Donna Burton and l-lelen Niles were co-chairmen ot the event. At all ot Central's tootball and basketball games, the Boosters decorate and sell retreshments, as they did at each session ot both the Sectionals and Regionals, as well. Following the basket- ball season, the Tiger l-lop, called l-lolland l-loliday, was en- ioyed by Centralites on April 25. l-lelen Niles and Bob Cotting- ham were in charge ot all committeesq A picnic at a nearby lake was a splendid close tor a successtul Booster season. l i l l i l l The brighl blue and llialers given ou? af i 'nusl be made up by ler members during linch hours and eller s l-lere Delores l-lemme Vlona Lou GlSl'ldLIQl'll lre showing lwow iT's 5 Room IO7 is llwe B lforlcslwop and llwe sce fnany lwuslling acfi lecoralions for llne fre being made lie ylim Wall, Helen Nile Elerie Kieffer. l i 1 l l OSTERS . a+ Work 3 Coles af games isanl lrind ol worli, layed by Booslers l, Dale Carder, Don nd Tom Essex, here wg llieir lelenls To Colne fo Ann l Cenlral pins, and beanies are flwe arficles flne Club has on sale in n lwell Tlnrouglwoui Belly l-lergrave l 3 l lnsicle Tlne cir- n na Burien demon' To Miss Kellwryn llneir selling leclw- Page 65 M 111 , .. ' X .L , . , , .nga-fv, .4 .M ' ,H gf : ii '81 7223 X Ay. - . x , .116 -' 2 ,gigs , 4 , A , Q f' 5 , ffm . Ek. ae ' 1 L Ei: 2 iz., 4 A. M V .,,4 , b . NJZIP' ofthe? Q44 R wl., xx ' 114 Q ,mfg '- Qffzifize f-.:vg1'iV-ggwiim.-'s ff .HX Ly .am wmv f . 5 I g , -vi fxwrzw ' swsfz, llur Club Enjoys llriginal Fun! Page 66 By VioleT Tescula Tl-IE FRIENDSHIP CLUB, made up oT junior and senior girls, are junior members oT The YWCA. More Than TorTy girls are en- rolled in This club, which is advised by Miss l-lelen Burr. Each meeTing-be iT religious, social, or oTherwise-is original, Tor, un- lilce mosT clubs, The members provide Their own enTerTainmenT. They enjoy parTies, poTluclcs, and joinT meeTings wiTh The l-li-Y. An annual ChrisTmas ParTy is enjoyed by boTh oT These CenTral Clubs. The Friendship Club members are oT service To CenTral in such work as serving aT bangueTs, acTing as pages aT The Tri-STaTe ConTerence. and helping wiTh mosT oT The evenTs, To express Their loyalTy To CenTraI. This year a poinT sysTem is being used To encourage habiTs which malce Tor a well-balanced liTe, physically, menTaIly, and spiriTually. The girls having The recjuired number oT poinTs will receive emblems aT a ceremony aT The MoTher-DaughTer Tea. CabineT members Tor The TirsT semesTer were: Membership, Rosellen LaPraddg service, Gloria KieTTerg music, Lillian Kesler: publiciTy, DoroThy WaTsong social, Velma Neher. For The second semesTer They were: Membership, Eileen PlieTTq service, Gloria KieT- Terg music, I-lelen Niles, publiciTy, Phyllis Roller: social, Elinor FelTs. The code oT The club is: Gracious in manner, ImparTial in judg- menT, Ready Tor service, Loyal To Triends, Reaching Toward The besT, EarnesT in purpose, Seeing The beauTiTul, Eager Tor Icnowl- edge, ReverenT To God, VicTorious over selT, Ever dependable, Sincere aT all Times. Friendship Row Tour: Runyan, l-lad- jieTT, FelTs, KieTTer, BruoT, Reuille, Possell, VanLear, Trego, Mohr, EllioTT, SchmiTT. Row Three: Wulliman, PuTT, O'Shaughnessey, Mueller, Kesler, I-lamman, Mueller, Peconga, Moon- ey, Eicher, Rariclc, Tescula. Row Two: Miss Burr, FIeTTer, I-leiclbrinlc, Berry, PlieTT, MarqueTTe, Burrell, McNamara, James. Row one: I-lerbsT, Voor- hees, LaPradd, Niles, Rice, PeTe, ZiTon, WaTson, Rol- Ier. I Q Q I R OFFICERS FirsT semesTer Pres., I-lelen Niles V. Pres., Rosellen LaPradd Sec'y., Marjorie BuclcmasTer Treas., Delores I-lamman Second SemesTer Pres., Rosellen LaPradd V. Pres., Delores I-lamman Seoy., Joan BruoT Treas., Joyce Possell TIME, PLACE Every oTher Tuesday aT 3:30 P. M., in The AcTivi- Ties Room. PURPOSE Friendship Club mem- bers, or Girl Reserves, as They are called by The YWCA of which They are a parT, have a code which helps Them live up To Their slogan and Their purpose: To Tind and give The besT, To Tace liTe squarely. SPC Row Five: Doenges, Buchan, Carder, Michell, Burl, Brown, lgney, Kar- mon, While. Gillie. Row lour: Slaley, Och- slein, Collingham, Rice, Plescher, Bailey, Aldred, Gladieux, Jolley, l-lallien, Schneider, Bolinger, Roller. Row lhree: Zilon, War- ner, Polls, Polls, Faullcner, O'Shaughnessey, Pull,Tes- cula, Crladieux, Mohr, Ex- ner, Davenporl, Cunning- ham, l-lamman. Row lwo: Maloley, Slcory, Cooper, Ginlher, Walson, Miss Suler, Tem- ple, l-largrave, Burlon, Flecl4,LambrolT,Campbell. Row one: Minlch, Slel- ller, Buller, Ray, Colling- ham, Toerne. Sheldon, Bmw! fi' SX ! OFFICERS Firsl Semesler Pres., Alan Temple V. Pres., Dorolhy Dielle Sec'y.-Treas., Dorolhy Walson Thomas, Wall. w r Second Sernesler Pres., George Ralhe-rl V. Pres., Belly Warner Secly.-Treas., Dorolhy Walson TIME, PLACE ln lhe audilorium once a monlh. PURPOSE To give sludenls inler- esled in dramalics prac- lical lraining in all ol ils phases, bolh in lronl ol lhe loollighls and baclc- slage, and more gener- ally lo develop an inler- esl and apprecialion lor drama among all Cenlral sludenlsf' , lll Central loves to See lls Act By Phyllis Roller TWENTY-TWC YEARS ago lhe Sludenl Players Club was slarl- ed al Cenlral and lhis club has sleadily grown unlil loday il is an inlegral parl ol our school. The one-acls in lhe lall, lhe senior play, lhe Chrislmas plays, and lhe plays given each monlh al lhe club meelings are all imporlanl Cenlral lradilions. Miss Margery Suler is lhe dynamic adviser ol lhe SPC, and lo all she is lhe very spiril ol drama. To become a member ol lhis club, one musl lirsl lalce a semesler ol dramalics. lnilialion meelings are held lwice each year. These lwo meelings, purely social evenls, include lhe members ol lhe Cenlral, Soulh Side, and Norlh Side Sludenl Players Clubs ol each ol which Miss Suler is lhe adviser. The club meelings are held lhe lirsl Wednesday ol each monlh, consisling ol a business session and one or lwo plays. The club operales on a poinl syslem. Poinls are given nol only lor lalcing parl in plays, bul lor slage crew worlc, prompling, prop- erly managing and olher iobs necessary lo a successlul produc- lion. Gold D's are awarded lo lew ol lhe members having lhe highesl number ol poinls. The club also has pins which every member is eligible lo wear, il he wishes. This club, so ably conducled by Miss Suler, is lrue opporlunily lor lhose who love lhe slage and lhe lhealer. Many a pupil has expanded in personalily and poise because ol lhe lraining lound in Sludenl Players Club. Page 67 Page Vagabonds Row Three: Plescher, PelTs, GraTT, Bodnarulr, Young, Masloob. Row Two: Bohde, SchmidT, Ahrens, Bunner, Bahr. Row one: KuTchins, l:elTs, Reuille, SchmidT, lvliss Thomas. I i r f s CFFICERS l3irsT SemesTer Pres., Marcellene Reuille V. Pres., Florence SchmidT Sec'y., Lorraine Ahrens Treas., Doris Ryder Second SemesTer Pres., Elinor PelTs V. Pres., Lois KuTchins Seciy., Eileen Bohcle Treas., CaTherine Plescher TIME, PLACE The Third Wednesday oT each monTh in The club room. PURPOSE To encourage Travel among high school sTuf denTs by acquainTing Them wiTh oTher counTries. 68 We Travel Via Imagination By Louise lvlasloob FOR THOSE Qi: CenTral who delighT in visiTing Toreign coun- Tries via The imaginaTion, lvliss lvlary CaTherine SmelTzly Tounded The Vagabonds in l932. Each meeTing TeaTures a brieT sTudy oT some Toreign counTry. The Theme oT The program is usually evidenT in The enTerTainmenT and reTreshmenTs. A movie abouT a good-will Tour Through SouTh America Toolr The place oT one regular meeTing. The main social evenT oT The year was a ioinT ChrisTmas parTy oT The Red Cross Club and Vagabonds. This spring The Vaga- bonds gave a sl4aTing parTy. The Vagabonds have a boolc shelT in The library To which a Tew boolcs are added each year. Three boolcs have been re- viewed This year by club members. Vera SchmidT reporTed on Key WesTg Elinor l:elTs spolce abouT The dangers oT Travelingg and Louise lvlasloob reviewed a boolc on lreland. The members may correspond wiTh people oT oTher sTaTes and Toreign counTries if They wish. For The lasT Two years, lvliss EsTher Thomas has been adviser oT The club. Previously, she was co-adviser wiTh lvliss SmelT2ly. As in The pasT, The Travel Trophy was again presenTed on RecogniTion Day To The sTudenT wriTing The besT essay on his Travels. AlThough acTual Travel is now limiTed by world aTTairs, The Vagabonds will always Travel in spiriT. like Books? let Us Help You By Carol GulseTh THERE ARE 21 CenTraliTes in The Library Service Group who eTTicienTly serve The Two Thousand sTudenTs. ATTer a six-weelc Training period, each junior librarian is equipped wiTh The TraiTs oT a good librarian-speed, accuracy, TacT, dependabiliTy, and personaliTy, all oT which can be summed up inTo one word-eTTiciency. lvliss GerTrude Beierlein, who, as head librarian, is acguainTed wiTh The enTire library, personally aids sTudenTs in obTaining maTerial necessary Tor Their class worlc. This is only one oT her duTies, Tor she and her iunior librarians are busy six periods a day. NOT unTil The group was incorporaTed inTo The Service Club were any awards given To The members. This year, awards were given on RecogniTion Day. The social TuncTions consisT oT numerous parTies held Through- ouT The year, wiTh games, prizes, and reTreshmenTs appropriaTe To The occasion. Thus The social liTe oT The members is developed. ln iTs way, The Library Service Group is a molding insTiTuTion. The members develop characTer, acquire culTure, Tind new ideals, and discover one privilege which The TurbulenT world is neglecTing -service To our Tellow men. library Service STanding: 6ulseTh, Miss Be-ierlein, Fahling, SeiTz, 0eTTing, lvliller, OTT, Syl- vesTer, T-linTon, RoTh. SeaTed: Demsey, Shear- er, ColTon, Geye, Mc- Henry, O'Shaughnessey, OchsTein, Schneider. X db x I f 'Q s v QP Z X l GFFICERS FirsT SemesTer Pres., Carol GulseTh Sec'y., Marian Dernsey TIME, PLACE ParTies are held aT va- rious Times. PURPOSE To enable The library To TuncTion eTTicienTly. Page 69 We Unite Home and School By Lois Fowler ANOTHER QRGANIZATIQN which helps uniTe The home and school Tor The beneTiT oT The sTudenT is The P-TA. The purpose oT This associaTion is To promoTe The welTare oT children and youTh in home, school, church, and communiTy. During The presenT year The P-TA has included in iTs lisT oT acTiviTies a minsTrel show, held on The nighT oT December 5, in which The Teachers and parenTs made up The casT, direcTed by Mrs. Pauline Salomon. LaTer, on March 24, The parenTs sponsored a poTluck in The Page 70 caTeTeria and inviTed The Teachers. Dr. O. W. Warmingham, The evening speaker, Talked To over ZOO who aTTended. The lasT meeTing oT The Term was held in The Torm oT a Silver Tea and Social Evening on May 8 in The caTeTeria. Mr. P. B. McClinTock, ciTy recreaTion direcTor, and Mr. V. P. Sheldon, an acTive member, planned The program Tor The evening, which included games, songs, and Tolk dances. Included in Their lisT oT beneTicial work is The Tinancial aid They gave To The Band and The Flag Twirlers Tor Their uniTorms. We help in any place we can where iT is especially needed, said Mrs. F. C. STeTTler, presidenT oT The ParenT-Teachers Associa- Tion. We Teel as if The meeTings are a means oT beTTer ac- guainTing The parenTs and Teachers. The dues are TwenTy-Tive cenTs a semesTer oT six regular meeTings. OFFICERS Pres., Mrs. F. C. STeTTler Vice Pres., Mrs. V. C. Sheldon Second V. Pres., Mr. R. O. VirTs SecreTary, Mrs. Dewey Faulkner Treasurer, Mrs. ArThur Doenges ExecuTive Council Mem- bers: Mrs. Charles Dare, Mrs. Murray Mendenhall. TIME, PLACE AT CenTral Fligh School when called by The Presi- denT. Parent- Teachers Row Tour: Mrs. Schroe- der, Mrs. STeTTler, Mrs. Turpin, Miss Lewis, Mr. McFadden, Dr. Duemling, Mr. VirTs, Mrs. Doenges. Row Three: Mrs. Fuhr- man, Mrs. Faulkner, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. BuTler, Mrs. LewTon, Mrs. l3arTell, Mrs. WhiTernan, Mrs. Jensen, Mrs. Leirhn. Row Two: Mrs. Rehling, Mr. Warner, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. SmiTh, Mrs. ColTon, Mrs. Kesler, Mrs. SchwarTz, Mrs. STephan, Mrs. Vorn- dran, Mrs. Bremer. Row one: Mrs. Fried- rich, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. ForTney, Mrs. l-lunTer, Mrs. Brad- ley, Mrs. Vaice, Mrs. De- l-laven, Mrs. Sloan, Mrs. Grisell. Z X PURPOSE 'lTo promoTe The wel- Tare oT children and youTh in home, school, church, and communiTy. --N 7-1-1 .- ,.., H. OCIAL-MINDED parenTs and Teachers TorgeT Their Troubles Tor a while and geT TogeTher in an inTormal way aT The P-TA Freshman and Sophomore Tea, March 26. A SRS. T. C. Del-laven, leTT, and Mrs. iCra GOTT, righT, serve Dr. Q. W. Warmingham and Mr. RoberT DornTe aT The annual P-TA PoTlucl4, held This year on March 24. , ISS ANNA B. Lewis, Mrs. William LuTz, Mrs. Cra GoTT, and Miss Marian lngham discuss Their problems and pleasures over Their Tea Cups aT The Freshman and Sopho- more Tea. OTHERS have common inTeresTs and problems To Talk abouT when They geT TogeTher. l-lere again They are aTTending The Freshman and Sopho- more Tea. Tail-lE TABLE groaned wiTh iTs load oT good Tood served To over ZOO parenTs aT The P-TA poTluclc meeTing. Under Miss l-lazel l-lawlcins' direcTion, a program Tollowed, TeaTuring Dr. Warmingham. Page 7I Page 72 CP ,FI --.-4 A 2 .,,Jv-MJ, Nun-M -L...L.,L mee- 2. f Wwe 2 . ' MM rn---L.,,a 'TW' +L.,w-'MA9 4 ' ' ,MN 'v Nwm A wwqimw-? i ' W wm4,,s k.huu '1 f--w.,.,vh 'v.,,,,bA M bv N' Lx A , - -, Wav, V-.,,,whN 3 --gl W 'wm,,. ,hwy , -+-.,,,J,xNW w...M,,w,M' : A , n 1 a '6 'N-v-...A.,., hm hhww-.Q '--,..,q-s...., ,QSM Q ,Q , A . M, ,mx -Q-M- ,3 ' ' - -N,,Ls H I -S, X 'W-'-.w,,,W, nw... 'g '?'- ...-., aw Nr-ff .k,.. W. .hi W- -M-2 IN'-N-.. M --N -2 M. awk-Q-,.,,L Marion fans and Cen+ral +eachers and pare-n+s in+en'rly wafch Hwe exci+- inq Marion-Cenfral game in Cenhalxs gym on February 20, 1942 . . . Mr. Owen Forsyfh, a Cenfral fan and phowgrapher of nofe. waifs for a picfure. Za ge Qaacf A--wi, , - 4 ,. 9 'sm . l LNWKM l -.. ..Q. W--sw., raw-w..1 Mu. A gl W' 1-1--A M'nf Gym aa an Wade! ,ff g SGUND MIND lN a sound body was 1l1e slogan ol early Greeks and Ro- mans. To develop one wilboul up ollwer was nol Jrlwouglwl ol. I 1 1, .-.fe slill believe +l'1a+ good 1 ,H 11 l good sense are Two 4 Hlw 1111- 1+esl blessings. For .l11,, ,V1 V,M,1.,V deveb 1 N11 1 '1 '11 1' .11 ll' 1f'a- ' w. ll 111'm H'11 '1 '.n1 1 , ..w11l 'v l ' Y'f11 11'11 1v1'11ff l1' 11-1' -11-1, 5. , 11-1 llll l 111-1 111'11l' w 1 '4 1' ww' .111 ' 'f111v 1-- e 1. 11 'l-'Ml' -1111 1. 1?111111'1111 '111l1y1'1l11lI'f Uff , ,1,N1. ,-JX Page 73 OUR COACH M URRAY MENDENI-TALL, CenTral's grid rnenTor, This year produced anoTher Tine TooTball Team. Murray has been an in- spiraTion To his Team Tor years-and ThaT's one reason They win so oTTen. , To , i ,.- ,f -s in f,., Q .. L, O, . ,- CENTRAES FlGl-TTING TIGERS enjoyed one oT Their besT seasons in years, when They losT buT one oT Their scheduled eighT games. The BaTTling Bengals opened Their season wiTh an unimpressive win over Muncie, buT in Their second clash They displayed an oTTensive punch which was To be known and Teared over all The sTaTe. The Blue's only deTeaT was To EllcharT, who were desTined To reach The pinnacle oT gridiron glory, myThical STaTe Champions. ln ThaT all all imporTanT game CenTral was wiThouT The serv- ices oT Their sTar halTbacl4, Emil Red SiTl4o, and in The opinion oT many, iT he had played in ThaT game, iT mighT have been a diTTerenT sTory. Murray's TasT players exempliTied ThaT old adage, The besT deTense is a good oTTense, in ThaT They played a wide open sTyle OT play, al- ways Trying To score Trom any place on The Tield. The line, laclcing weighT, more Than made up Tor Their deTiciency by an aggressive play. The CENTRAL'S I94I Top Row: YOUNG EMBER BROWN POKORA BIENZ MENDENHALL JONES SCHENCK DITZENBERGER BENNER HALENBACK SPORE CALLAND Middle Row: LINDENBER6 Sl-TOPOFF TYLER SCHAFENACKER SEISS TOOR MYERS G-OULOFF TAYLOR DeSELM Boffom Row: PURYEAR Sl-IOPOFF RAINES MILLER SHEETS CARPENTER KRAJEWSKI baclcTield perTormed superlaTively ThroughouT The enTire season. The game oT The year was, wiThouT a doubT, The SouTh Side aTTair. They played in a sea oT mud when iT was virTually impossible To disTin- guish players or Team. l-lowever, when The echo oT The Tinal whisTle died away inTo The murlcy grey oT The sTadium, CenTral's hard-hiTTing backs had rolled up I9 poinTs To SouTh Side's none. Qn The All-CiTy squad CenTral placed Tive men: Big Jim Miller and lzranlc RoberTs aT The end posiTions, Gale SheeTs aT Taclcle, Darrel Car- penTer aT bloclcing back, and Emil SiTl4o aT halT- baclc SiTl4o was also chosen as capTain, Red in addiTion was selecTed a member oT The All- STaTe sguad. CrediT Tor a successTul season is also due To AssisTanT Coach RoberT DornTe, who was a di- recT aid To Mr. Mendenhall. Always ready wifh Towel and waTer buclceT were The sTudenT mana- gers, Melvin JeTTrey and Myron Meyer. FOOTBALL SQUAD RTCE STANSKI LAIRD VAN RYN STRUM SCHOENHERR SCHOENHERR PASCHALL REEDER DOUGLAS LEON SCHENCK JENNINGS CHAMBERS GEMMILL ilu Lornp.ann0nal'1ipnl ilu- loclu-1 roam is nmpuffarif, lu if di-vo'lr,xpSll'11' Spud tlml is I-ss -nhal in winrunq qama-S .iivii dvinq I-.AH for Olw fivld in A happy frame of mind, Th: boys rv.-vivw all las! minul-2 mslmchons below 1-ngag inq 'hour for-. fVa21,ZfLancf5awZfz,EaAlancf Wal' 1 P E'qs'w I , 1 I uiqrw .: lil mn n , UAH' ' lp' -Q. :rift wq W sl' Q . P , Q STM! , MM J ' 'a 2' , 9 1 ' r- 1.51, '1' - ' ' ' ' p 'W 1 vm: ff .3912 syxwgiuljli flfwi V ,fun 1 , X J?Q::l1v -it E xi I ,I 454- LW If 5446 4 ,L fytflwh x Q., x H :Lf Q I. .LW Q 41' 'eflwvxiifv .QV V I uf' -ov' 31 ,, 4,4 -.:,,i,5. 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'v 'Il '3 Page N'.'Jw I-Ialfbaclc MAX RAMSEY Sophomore-One Year Tackle DICK LAIRD Junior-One Year ROY PU RYEAR Junior-One Year Guard DALE CRAPSER Senior-Three Years Hridders ED SCI-IAFENACKER BOB VAN RYN Senior4Or1e Year Junior-One Year End End DARREL CARPENTER Junior-Two Years Ouarrerbaclc DON RAINES Senior-One Year Tackle Cenler ,f'-'-'i l'1 : :f:l:':l:':-ETEET: .. ..j -- --nu--- 155' - 9595, 1 . rr.- 'W73' Q TOM SI-IOPOFF Junior-One Year I-flallbaclx ELISI-IA PASCI-IALL Soplwomore-One Year Guard PAUL BIENZ Eullback CASIMER STANSKI Junior-Two Years I-Iallbaclc BRUNO KRAJEWSKI ED LINDENBER6 Senior-Three Years JUUIOF-OHS Year Guard EHCI EMIL SITKO Senior-Three Years I-Ialfback IM MILLER GALE SHEETS J Senior-Three Years Senior-One Year ' End Taclcle Sophomore-One Year FRANK ROBERTS Senior-Two Years End 'Wff5 f.E fL.. .OL TO THE RIGHT: Cen+ral's powerful line sfops a Hard running Sou+l1 Side back in Hwe mud af Soufh Side Sfadium, November 8, l94I. I94I SCORES CENTRAL-13 MUNCIE-T2 CENTRAL-38 NEWCASTLE-0 QQQQL CENTRAL-20 w E T-38 is ,ff 1 , TX- CENTRAL1gg5g4g38k9:,-+:fM:'gf::::fe'T ' E- . DECATUR-7 T CENTRAL-25 NORTH Quai-7 .eff- TK CENTRALT 4' O CENTRAL-49 AUBURN-4I HUNTlNGTONf6 CENTRAL-26 SHORTRI DOE-20 OENTRAL TBT 6 COLUMBIA CITY-6 CENTRAL-l4 CENTRAL CATHOLIC-6 CENTRAL-I9 SOUTH SIDE-C TO THE LEFT: Monk Si+lco evades a hosjr of Soulrh Side qridders in an a+- +emp+ To score for Cen+ral in Hfme same game. Page 77 STANSKI BLANKS MILLER VVASHINGTON SITKO Shimer shooTs over Blanks' guard second SouTh Side game l L 1, Lg' ,. ,,,,, QL, L ,' LL, By ClayTon ShusTer DESPITE Tl-lE LOSS oT Three key men Trom his baskeTbaII squad oT lasT year, Mendy popped up wiTh an even beTTer Tive when The I94l -42 Hardwood l-lysTeria season began. The Murraymen losT only Two games on Their regular schedule, one To SouTh Side, and one To Evansville CenTral. The SouTh Side de- TeaT was The biTTeresT pill To swallow, buT Page 78 sweeT revenge came when CenTral drubbed The Archers Their second meeTing and Then Turned Them back again in The SecTionals. The Tigers aT The end oT The season were raTed as Number Four Team in The sTaTe. When CenTral cleTeaTed SouTh Side The second Time, SouTh Side was Torced To Take Popular Mentor: MURRAY MENDENHALL MR. MURRAY MENDENI-TALL, CenTral's very ca- pable head coach, has been Turning ouT such good Teams in his I8 years here aT CenTral ThaT iT is very seldom ThaT his Tigers are noT raTed in The upper parT oT The big Ten oT The sTaTe, in any sporT. Murray, as he is beTTer known, is The sponsor oT ThaT spiriT which always makes a CenTral Team dangerous. Mendy has never acTually had a bad season as long as he has coached. ---'V ---V - Washingfon rebounds in Norfh game, Sl-TQPOEE GRAN VAN RYN SHEETS LEW MENDENT-TALL second of series. ., .... ,S .- ,rx is ... .x..Y ,- ox fx, V1 - Y- i fhe baclc seaf. Bill Washingfon was fhe sfar of fhaf game, scoring unbelievable shofs from every place on fhe floor. As usual, fhe Tigers fhis year feafured a fasf-breaking affaclc and relied on fheir offense fo overcome fhe de- fense of fheir opponenfs. New and effecfive sfrafegy was used by fhe Tigers on fheir defense. The quinfef would shiff fo a zone defense from a man-fo-man defense four or five fimes a game. Usually Athlete, Coach: HUBEHT IIUHNTE OUR ABLE ASSISTANT coach, Mr. Roberf Dornfe, who fufors fhe frack feam, was himself a pronninenf afhlefe here af Cenfral. The year he graduafed he was honored by being chosen blanlcefman, in l929. Bob coaches fhe reserve baslcefball squad and pre- pares fhe boys for service in fhe varsify when fhey are promofed fo fhaf ranlc. The fraclc boys profif by his coaching, and affribufe fheir good records fo his guidance. Page T E l ,X ,X ..- ,-N .Yi , W W X fhey complefely baffled fheir foe. Cenfral won fhe Secfionals in grand sfyle when fhey nosed ouf Soufh Side in fhe semi- finals and fhen crushed Leo in fhe final game. In fhe Regionals fhe Eighfing Tigers, affer de- feafing Warsaw, fell vicfim fo Wolf l.al4e in an unpredicfed upsef which sfirred fhe Sfafe. Never did fhe Cenfral boys fail fo give fhe specfafors a real freaf by fheir clever per- formance in fhis year's baskefball games. How They cured: Cenlral Cenfral Cen+raI Cenlral Cenlral Cenfral Cenlral Cenlral Cenlral Cenlral Cenlral Cenlral Cenlral Cenlral Cenlral Cenlral Cenlral Cenlral Cenlral Cenlral I94I-42 SEASON Newcaslle 30 Muncie 30 SouII'1 Bend 29 I-Iarllord Cily I3 Evansville 35 Ce-nfral Callwolic 20 Norfb Side 28 Auburn 44 Soulli Side 3I Cenfral Cenfral Cenlral Ceniral Cenlral Cenlral Cenfral Cenlral Ce-nfral Cenlral 29-Marion 28 TOURNAMENTS Norlli Side 28 lSeC.I Cenlral -Lafa e-He I7 ISec.I Cenlral Soulli Side 38 ISec.I Cenfral RESERVES Ne-wcaslle 26 Cenlral Muncie I5 Cenifral Soulh Bend 20 Cenfral I-Iarlford Cily I8 Cenfral Cenfral Calliolic: 22 Cenlral Norllw Side 28 Auburn 23 De-calur I3 Cenlral Cenlral Cenlral Cenlral 27-Marion II Decafur 22 I-Iammond I9 Sourli Side 33 Columbia Cify Wlwifing 44 Norlli Side 3I Elkliarl' 32 I-Iunlinglon 32 Kendallville 20 Leo 24 lSeC.I Warsaw 33 lReg Wolf Lalce 39 Reg Cenlral Calholic I9 Soullw Side I9 Columbia Cify 23 Norrli Side 33 Ellqliarl 2I I-Iunlinqlon 9 SouII'i Side 20 Kenclallville I0 RESERVE SOUAD Row one AI-ILERSMEYER BARNETT PURDUE MEYERS SMITH CURTIS MEEI-IAN Row wo MR DORNTE HOLMES LEWTON DOTY RAMSEY LINDENBERG ARMSTRONG INTRANMJRAL wasTmMded wHh The idea oT giving The boys who can- noT make varsiTy a chance To play on Teanw and emoy Themsdves aT The sarne Tune. Tlere aT CIenTral,lnTranwuralis dL WdedinhJTwoleagues,oneTorboys under IZO pounds, The NhdgeT League, and one Tor boys over IZO pounds,The Senku League. ParHcipanTsrnay, aT The end oT The year,receive aleTTer by con1pH- ing pouns. The boyswWThThelarg- esT nunwber oT TaHeys are presenTed wHhleHerson Recogmhon Day From The ranks oT lnTramural has walked nwany a baskeTbaH sTan so H E apparenTThaTThEinsHTuHon hekm CenTral aThleTics. IT also beneTiTs The boysThemseNes HereThey de- vdop dmong nundsand drong bod- ies. They learn To Think TasT and accuraTdy. TheyleanTabouTspoHs- mandup,The nKnT unpoHanT Tmng beides a shong phy9gue,ThaT a spod'can oHer Rivahy is sharp in boTh leagues and The garnes Hval The Hreal hAc- Cloyu Tor Thrms. VVhen The boys walk ouT on The Tloor They mean busi- ness and are deTernuned To mnn, buT aT The same Time They play a good deangame. lnTran1ural is oTTered To aH The boysin schook and Those who par- HcipaTe have a loT oT Tun. CHAMPIONS Top: Senior League Champs. They are Charles French, McKinley Henderson, Perry STrum, Bob Reeder, AlTonso Black, Cecil Jennings, ErnesT PeTrie, and Ray Chambers. Middle: MidgeT League boys leap Tor The ball. BoTTom: lvlidgeT League Champs. They are Cal SeCheverell, Chuck Adamonis, Dean Gochenour, Leo Casso, Wendell Squires, and Don DeSelm. Page 81 -i . E. - ' x Nr , ': K, ,.- , Aww.: . , in 1' 4,1-. A , Ji, M ,qvw H flifi' 4 Q n 9 1 x xx xi pf? ' u . I., N 0 I D 'QQ I N ' ,zz li 'X ni ' '. K, 4 A x Q 4 Ajg gl' ' '7 av 1 Q . f ' 914 - Q r '55 Q x K -gm. .X . Q X, fs! 4 My-f V'g,g'f K' f Ki ' Q. . . 1 ' Q' , ix - ui k. Q 5 H' fl l' f--if '5'fL3 BL I ,qi I - Q li! .J S at 4 IJ 'H i d . W. 'A ,Q 91 A .1 , . I 5 ' I - X Tl-TE TIGER RACKETMEN ToughT Through a Tough Ten-maTch schedule This season, encounTering DecaTur, NorTh Side, SouTh Side, Concordia, and CenTral CaTholic in Two games each. Norman Doenges, RoberT PoeTzsch, DeLoss Baker, RoberT Gillie, James Grossman, and Basil Bowley are The six boys who Torm The neT Team. They are inexperienced, Tor none oT The lasT year's Team reTurned. BOB DGRNTES TracksTers opened Their l942 season in Tine shape, de- TeaTing GarreTT and Warsaw, only To Take a Third in The Tour-way meer againsT SouTh Side, GarreTT, and Au- burn. ln The dual wiTh SouTh Side, The Archers piled up enough TirsTs To win by 20 poinTs. The boys who carried ouT The TighT were Emil SiTko, Max Ramsey, Jim Blanks, Paul Bienz, Roy LaTTimore, Bob Lew, and Don Freese, among The many aspiranTs. ON TRACK AND FIELD On The sTarTing line are Ramsey and Bienz in The lOOfyard dash againsT SouTh Side, GarreTT, and Auburn . . . LaTTimore brings every muscle inTo play as he Tosses The shoT To win easily . . . l-leels up as Blanks skims over The high iump . . . Up and over The bar goes Lew as he vaulTs Ten TeeT or more. Mr. Johnson, behind bars, sells baskeT- ball TickeTs To The many Tans . . . Girls Drum Corps and Twirlers presenT The Tlag aT The TournamenT . . . As TaculTy manager OT aThleTic business, Mr. DiI+s checks The business records : . . Mr. Craney Tires The cannon during The quar- Ter . . . lvlelvin JeTTrey and Myron lvley- er, sTudenT managers, sorT ouT socks . . . lvlr. Tonkel Takes The TickeTs ThaT lvlr. Johnson sold . . . Gur peppy cheer lead- ers, Bob CoTTingham, George RaTherT, Bill lvlichell, and Glenn LewTon are backed by The CenTral Tiger. Page 83 41 :X v IVU-7-' ' Quil coast? Wham. CHAR Row five: Papperl, Hirschy, Brager, Buhr, Bixby Sieller, Meier, McCarron, Rinehold, Keplinger, Schaper, Margueiie. Row four: Bruol, Carler, Hegerield, Hey, Fuller, Meyer, L. Kesler, Shearer, Hulziman, Rohland Thieme, Hadiieici, Hughes, Rinehold, Berry. Row Jrhree: Kieiier, Schelper, Grenzenbach Crabbs, Jones, Papperi, Slrong, James, Zarfman Benward, Fleckenslein, Hadiielzi, Johnson, Nieder meyer, Heclc, Johnson. Row Jrwo: Slcory, Raby, Pelerinlc, Robinson Mueller, Davies, Burlon, Miss lngham, Bowers Denis, DeHaven, Campbell, Paflon, Nycum. Row one: Pelers, Kesler, Sandlruhler, Polls, Bul mahn, Lailimore, Chamberlain, Mohr. Page 84 By Esiella Berry VIBRANT MIND-an aclive body-ihese are fhe aims oi 'rhe Cenlral Girls Aihleiic Associalion, a club of spiriied girls iusi rounding oui a iun-iilled year of acliviiies. Many desirable iraiis are acquired by The mem- bers ihrough ihese monihly meeiings of Jrhe aih- leiic associaiion. The abiliiy +o cooperaie and meei people, graceiulness, and a sense ol good sporismanship are asseis gained 'rhrough aciive parlicipaiion in CGAA. CGAA members are recognized for Jrheir abil- iiies and individual lalenis by such awards as sweaiers, special C's, plain Cs, numerals, and poinls To ihose earning Jrhem. The recipienis of These awards are selecTed by The advisers, Miss Meribah lngham and Miss Emma Adams. The club's ouTsTanding acTiviTies include The l-lallowe'en parTy and ChrisTmas exchange, held in 0cTober and December, respecTively. CGAA also sponsors an annual dance aTTer a Tavored bas- lceTball ciTy series game. This year PaTricia Nycum was in charge and The Theme was PiraTe Shin-Dig. The lasT geT-TogeTher beTore The seniors don caps and gowns is The annual bangueT. The presenTaTion oT The l-Tardielc SporTsmanship Trophy, Koerber BaslceTball Cup, Bixby Trophy, and The Mohr-MaTh- ews Trophy, and The announcemenT oT The oTTicers malce This The big evenT oT The year. The oTTicers who headed The club Tor I94l-42 were: PresidenT, Donna BurTong vice-presidenT, PaTricia Nycumq Treasurer, KaTe Del-laveng secre- Tary, Virginia Davies: poinT recorder, Geraldine STeller, and The advisers, Miss Meribah lngham and Miss Emma Adams. Many CGAA members Toolc parT in The annual spring gym exhibiTion, Talcing The lead in Tumbling, games, and dances. Also as a spring acTiviTy, leT- Ter girls joined oThers Trom The resT oT The schools who enTered The TesTiviTies oT Play Day aT NorTh Side l-ligh School May 15. The bangueT ended The year's acTiviTies, buT The undergraduaTes loolc Tor- ward eagerly To The nexT semesTer when They will again meeT. Experiences oT The CGAA year would mean liTTle if iT were noT Tor The guidance oT Miss lngham and Miss Adams. They Teel concerned deeply noT only wiTh The sporTs acTiviTies oT The club, buT also wiTh The progress oT The girls Themselves. Bl -5 , JI .4 n--nw' rf-x fffiy A QW.. , 46 -RYA - . fm nnnw-m.f.Ns:x:nw.-,,,..--.Wb .. -.., W , 1......,A,M,. W I 553 35 !Qr 49 , ,ff A, I ,I xi.. 5 Q , v fx? A imma P :mv if. S, 2 1 5 A TOP LEFT TOP RIGHT Deloris Denis gives The crowd a qreal Thrill ee she Exercises Io rhylhm are also Iealured in The dives over These girls. exhibilion. IN OVAL The Grand Finale wilh over SOO cgirls Ialcinq perl in Page S6 BOTTOM LEFT BOTTOM RIGHT These girls do a mililary Iap wilh grace and ease The milifary dancers make a V for viclory. TOP LEFT TOP RIGHT The golden Iappers are Belly Miller, Wanda Belle Qne ol The many Iollr dances given al Ihe Exhibif Kirchner, Margie Koorsen, Phyllis Doswell, Ilene lion by Ihe freshman and sophomore gym classes is Lawson, and Donna I-lesion. piclured here. IN OVAL I-lelen Balcer leads Ihe Drum Corps for Ihe Grand Finale. BOTTOM LEFT BOTTOM RIGHT The pyramid made by Ihe Iumblers brings a gasp One, Iwo, Ihree--hop! is whal Ihese girls are of surprise from Ihe audience. doing. Page 87 'I g l - , -.X 5 X 'l9sX' ' W' 9 9 9 Fx 1 1 , '35 K ti'x?' g vflfihsgg V -L1 x 1 T,. : lu L 17 H 9 oT The TirsT halT, The score was I4-IO in Tavor oT The seniors, buT The iuniors sTarTed puT- Ting in The baslceTs and became vicTorious over The seniors wiTh a score oT 24-23. The sophomores really deTeaTed The Treshmen by making every baslceT counT. The score aT The end oT The game was 48-2. The sophomore-iunior game was nexT on The schedule. The sophomores were again vicTorious, beaTing The iuniors 44-l5. The sophomores became The champions oT I94I-42. They won The Koerber Cup, The cup awarded each year To The Team win- ning The basl4eTball TournamenT. Joan Ben- ward reTereed The enTire TournamenT. Ohl my Tingerl This is iusT one oT The cries oT The many girls who go ouT Tor soTTball. This sporT is also popular among The girls. The girls are eager Tor The soTT- ball season To sTarT so They will be able To be ouT-oT-doors. MosT girls can really baT ThaT ball around, and caTch iT, Too. Any- one who saw The gym exhibiTion saw how much abiliTy The girls have Tor This sporT. The soTTball grounds are very convenienT Tor The girls because iT is righT nexT door To The gym. The girls soTTball TournamenT was noT held This year because oT laclc oT Time. SoTTball closes The sporTs program Tor The girls aT CenTral. AFTER-SCHOOL SOFTBALL TOP: Phyllis Raby holds on To a Tly ball . . . NEXT TO TOP: Donna BurTon waiTs Tor one oT her TeammaTes To bring her in home, while PaT Nycum sTands on guard To Tag her ouT . . . BELOW: Jean l-leclc dashes To second base while Donna BurTon waiTs anxiously Tor The ball . . . BOTTOM: l-lome run? PaT Nycum is ready To swing aT The ball while Sally Mohr is waiTing To caTch iT. ln The background The girls are waiTing Their Turn To baT. Page 89 lfffi-Eg I R-rf ,- ,Hy .ll - - .- . 1 f, L.. vw. ,- 'sly , ' . ,M - may Q xx VL, V . . ,,4::'?,lnB.lnI Vi ,,, x, V: SPOTUG 'usa- 151 QW COMES THE family album-Jrlfmal lreasure clwesl of piclures-eaclfm sludenl dressed and coillled in l942 lwll-n-boys in bulclmer boy, 9 .1,1 f l lud plaid slmirls, sloppy r wp' 1 Md up lo show loud - I-h -A lfl' .1 avendldravinq llfme ' fel rf.,l 1 M ,lr f ,full fllrls L'--.ill lb-1'lw l mm: -l1Hl11- llflg gl, 1'1,l', ,'.l'll ,.-,q l1'llllt'Vllll g rl-1 l l4,g,.Q all X,-glrlrrlllwl tr f'l .uvl Y, llr mlm l' .llul an lrlvlrg 1fffl.l lily lx, 'wl1-allil r vl.. r' IH H-lf ll 'lkl 'll llH'lf ll gg g ly vp- lr '-oA xl ll! ll xy: Huy, fl 'v Vlll l rglllllilll ', fl V llrM1'Lrlrl'1 ll.,-v lll.-1-yall-Nl X-X f Page 91 Page BEST SCHOLARS Alan Temple, vaIedicTorian, and Frank Krider, saIuTaTorian, were so named April I7. Select Seniors Win Major Honors MANY HONORS are given To The seniors buT among The mosT coveTed are The Tour-year honor roll, BesT CiTizens, and NaTionaI Honor SocieTy. Those who malce Tour-year honor roll musT have a Tour-year average oT 90 per cenT or more. The Two highesT are The vaIedicTorian and The saIuTaTorian. The besT boy and girl ciTizens are eIecTed by The club members and The TacuITy. They have Their names engraved on The McCloud Cup. NaTionaI Honor SocieTy has 47 members This year. The requiremenTs Tor NaTionaI Honor SocieTy are scholarship, characTer, leadership, and service. Truly, many sTrive buT Tew succeed. HONOR ROLL MEMBERS-ALL FOUR YEARS Top row: Doris Hughes, Elinor I:eITs, Vera SchmidT, Richard HiTzeman, Harold RichTer, Edward Knox, Doris PaTTon. BoTTom row: BeTTy Hargrave, Marcelene Reuille, Alan Temple, Frank Krider, Marcella HadiieTT, Lauranna KroTIce. FOUR-YEAR SCHOLASTIC HONOR ROLL ALAN TEMPLE FRANK KRIDER LAURANNA KROTKE VERA SCHMIDT . . MARCELLA HADJIEFF RICHARD HITZEMAN DUANE JONES . NANCY WOOD 92 96.00 EDWARD KNOX . 9I.4I I 95.23 ELINOR FELTS ss,, 90.935 93.39 BETTY HARGRAVE . 90.935 93.29 DELBERT MEYER .. . . 90.77 93.I I4 HAROLD RICHTER 90.69 92.067 DORIS HUGHES ..... . 090.586 92.06 DORIS PATTON . .... . ..90.35 92.00 MERCELENE REUILLE 90.00 BEST CITIZENS Alan Temple and Lucile Hallien were named CenTraI's besT ciTi- zens on May I. HAROLD BROWN RAY BROWN MONABELLE BROCKM EYER DONNA BURTON ROBERT COTTINGHAM I I DALE CRAPSER JANICE CUNNINGHAM THOMAS ESSEX ELINOR EELTS RUTH FLECK I MARCEILA HADJIEEE LUCILE HALLIEN RICHARD HITZEMAN DORIS HUGHES DUANE JONES I JEAN YAUEFMAN LILLIAN KESLER EDWARD KNOX HILDA KORTE BERNARD KRAJ EWSKI I I FRANK KRIDER LAURANNA KROTKE GLENN LEWTON DORIS PATTON GEORGE RATHERT I I MARCELENE REUILLE CHARLES RICHTER HAROLD RICHTER VERA SCHMIDT EMIL SITKO I MOSES SLYBY ALAN TEMPLE VIOLET TESCULA I HAPPY DAY Miss Role Ton- 1-X I Rel, NaIionaI Hon- ' orCIvairman, con' grafulafes Helen NiIes as she re- ceives her pin. I BETTY WARNER GALE WISNER NANCY WOOD TG 'gi ' I ---- - V Page 93 Ng S' Q 'T 6 in 0' x, i 13? 25? IRQ V A 9 Now To Face The orld nd Help WE'VE COME A long way logelher, we ol lhe class ol I942. We have done lhings ol which we are proud and have elecled ollicers ol whom we are proud. You remember when we were lreshmen. We elecled Alan Temple, presidenl, Elinor Fells, vice presidenl, and Dorolhy Kyler, sec- relary-lreasurer. Qur social council was made up ol Adella Coslanlino, Franlc Krider, Belly Coburn, Jim Miller, l-lelen Niles, Joyce Pos- sell, and Myron Racine. Under lhe capable guidance ol Mrs. l-lelen Conley and Mr. Louis Craney, our advisers, we held a slcaling parly. Thal was our only aclivily, bul il was a suc- cesslul one. Then, as sophomores, we wisely chose Don Rice as presidenl ol our class, Dona Mae 0'Shaughnessey, vice presidenl, and Dean Burl, secrelary-lreasurer. Qur elecled social council members were Rulh Clibon, Elinor Fells, Jane Fonlaine, Pal Nycum, and Virginia sENioR T OFFICERS Slanding: Alan Teme ple, Doris Pallon, Elinor Fells, Dean Burl, Rulh Fleclc, Frank Krider. Sealed: Miss l-lelen Phill'ps,adviser:Jeanne Linn, secrelary-lreasurs er: Ray Brown, presi- denlf Glenn Lewlon, vice presidenl: l-lelen Niles, Mr. l-larry Vealch, adviser. Slrong. Miss Marian Ingham and Mr. Alvaro lhe Snowball Swing, and a lovely Prom al Ferlini engineered us lhrough lhis year. We which Jeanne Linn and her courl ol beaulies were a lillle more venluresome and had a reigned supreme. polluclc as well as a slcaling parly. As seniors we loleranlly smiled on lhe olher Finally we became iuniors, upperclassmen, classes and proceeded lo lhe imporlanl busi- if you please. Dean Burl was elecled presif ness ol elecling ollicers. Ray Brown was denl, Bob Collingham, vice presidenl, and chosen as our presidenl, Glenn Lewlon, vice Sleve Thomas, secrelary-lreasurer. Belly presidenl, and Jeanne Linn, secrelary-lreas- Bowser, Adella Coslanlino, Frank Krider, l-lelen urer. We chose Dean Burl, Elinor Fells, Rulh Niles, and Belly Warner were our social coun- Fleclc, Franlc Krider, l-lelen Niles, Doris Pallon, cil members. For lhis imporlanl lhird year, and Alan Temple as our social council mem- we chose Miss Virginia Kinnaird and Mr. bers. Miss l-lelen Phillips and Mr. l-larry Alvaro Ferlini lo advise us. We had a dance, Vealch were our advisers. Page 94