Central High School - Girardot Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

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SOPHOMORE B's Upper picture, left to right, Row l Carter, Schoembs, Gilhaus, Ienkins, Miller, Cobb, Russell, Wharry, Clippard, Gorman. Row 2 - Golliher, Kraft, Dumey, Iones, Langston, Wilfong, Trovillian, Cook, Teichman, Hart, McGinty. Row 3 Gockel, McKee, Spence, Kerr, Roberts, Austin, Meyer, Kurr, Davis, Crawford, Gundelfinger. Lower picture, left to right, Row l Tupper, Askew, Lynn, fohnson, Walther, lfohnson, Vfolters, Ristig, Holladay, Mollenhour. Row 2 -V Baker, Lewis, Townsend, Foster, Stovall, Stewart, Moore, I-lelweig, Clubb, Karr, Martin. Row 3 - Statler, Spillman, Ramsey, Nelson, Hoffman, Seabaugh, Lawrence, Daugherty, Wachter', Hecht. SOPHOMORE B's NOT HAVING PICTURES Robert Althenthal, Edward Bierschwal, Evelyn Bierschwal, Velma Bierschwal, Paul Bishop, Leo Bock, Virginia Bolen, Fred Brown, George Cauble, lnez Clark, Charles Clemons, Dorris Cobb, Norman Cook, Gene Cratton, Carol Mae Cros- lin, Elvis Crump, Lowell Dalton, fohn Davis, Royce Davis, Carl Dada, Letha Edmonds, Hazel Fee, Eugene Frieze, Muriel Gilham, fimmie Hamilton, Addie Haynes, Russell Hibbs, lack Hinton, Elwood Hoeller, Hilda Hoffman, fuanita Holshauser, luanita laco, Lorene lames, Margaret fames, Nelda Mehner, Bettie Mitchell, Grieb Moore, Claude Morse, Sonora Rainey, Richard Rey- nolds, fohn Richardson, William Roberts, Laverne Sandlin, Ralph Seabaugh, Glenn Smith, Barbara Smoot, Loya Snider, Charles Stall- ings, Carol Statler, Frieda Stewart, lames Sykes, Betty Teichman, Wana Totten, Geneva Triclcey, Ralph Trickey, Stanley Turner, Mary Frances Wharry, Garnet Williamson, Patricia Williams, Calvin Young. -B 20 -L

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leans vivacious manner, zest for liv- ing, and unwavering charm, have made her the favorite sophomore girl. Her dramatic ability is ably exemplified by her excellent portrayal of Babs Merrill in the production When Stars Shinef Attractiveness, an inviting smile, a buoyant spirit, a rare sense of humor, and a lilting happy friendliness make her outstanding among many friends at Central. IACK CHAPMAN Loyalty, steadiness, dependability, and constant friendliness are the qual- ities that make lack appreciated by all his classmates. His participation in musical organizations, in dramatics, and in other extra-curricular activities has made him a favorite in many groups. He might well be called the perfect gentleman and is most deserving of the honor of being the representative soph- omore boy. IEAN BRADY

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SOPHOMORE A's SOPHOMORE A's NOT HAVING PICTURES Hazel Buckner, Charles Buelow, Delores Burns, Betty Butler, Camille Caldwell, Chester Childs, lames Cox, Harold Cox, Marjorie Dellinaer, Dorothy Eagle, William Firestone, Anabelle Gililand, Bill Glass, Opal Haman, Willa Lee Haman, Boy Harvell, Mildred Hayden, Charles Headriclc, Dorothy Hoftmeister, Leanord Hottmeister, Lillian Huskey, Mary Emma lnararn, Thomas loyce, Gerald Kaiser, Kenneth Keller. Upper picture, Lett to right, Row i Wood, Smith, Heath, Kippinq, Horn, Wyatt, Rapp, Kina, Stewart, Liqon. Bow 2 Schumacher, Brady, Worley, Evitts, Spenser, Poe, Watson, Nlfelker, Robison, Russell. Lower picture, Bow l f Duhs, Ulrich, Hinkle, Dalton, McLane, Boeller, VanGilder, Maqill, Bruenia. Bow 2 Gerhardt, Boeller, Landqrat, Nanna, Koqqe, Buelow, Blue, Allen, Brockmire, i s i -21-