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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1953 volume:

HIGH SCHOOL B CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL VOLUME 33, 1953 CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI STAFFS Co-Editors A A A Helen Hutson, Mary Lou Wfolters Associate Editors Carol Heatli, Carolyn Felalings, Barbara Sehlue Business Manager A A A A A ..., A Mary Margaret Burger ART A A A Eileen Gerliardt, Wfendy Kurka, Carolyn Ochs, Marilyn Speck, Judy Temple. BUSINESS A A Shirley Baker, Don Boeller, Diane Butler, Sliirley Cald- well, Margaret Cleland, Donna Graliam, Judy Hoffman, Betty Hudgins, Harold Kuelale, Jean Lambert, Shirley Merritt, Carol Morrow, Don Rielan, Glenda Sides, George Steck. PHOTOGRAPHERS Tom Draper, Bill Evans, Charles Haman, Michael O'Donnell, Don Regenliardt, Gene Slinkard, Don Rasclae. ADVISERS Art A A Miss Human Business A Miss Adams Literary A A A Miss McLain Photography A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Mrs. Eindley PHOTO GRAPHY-Lueders S tud io. PRINTING-Missourian Printing and Stationery Company. COVER DESIGN-Vfendy Kurka, Art Staff. OCLS.. Foreword First it was a dream-this new high school of ours-seen in some far away nebulous cloud. Then the mists cleared and the picture became a reality, for the architects had captured it in blue print for all to see. Skilled workmen with the tools of their trade gave it life, and now it stands in all its glory-a symbol of a city,s growth and progress. 2 ,fr . , , W 'lla ff , ,f gf 1' I-X f 5 f 1,57 J Dedication f6W We, the Girardot Staff of IQS3, dedicate this book to the taxpayers of Cape Girardeau who are reaching down into my Q their pockets to help make our X dream come true. I X l' A. x f f ..4... Oshaw- -1 I u ' il Y- if g i Af HL maxi. I ff' k l 'I ,Q KN' E ' CONTENTS m , P , i 5 f , Building views 5 AQ- 1' Planning Board For New E I X High School E 1 Administration - Faculty I A Clzmes E EEE Cl b x ,gui u s - 1 ctivilics 5 X iigl . g 3 Ill .Mhlctlcs ll E li Fc-alurcs X X um- .'Xclx'crlising . X 51121 111 E 7 ' 051511 lvl, J: Z X -9' fg - 9 V- 2 2 X -, 1 y V Mzzfii' . I :- H A l:- l E M' J - ' E 'guag e ' : 11 tm --5 Eileen Cerhardt and Winning Design The stone panel placed at the top of the entrance column at the new Central High School was designed by Eileen Gerhardt, a senior at Central. Eileen's design was chosen from sketches submitted by the five girls who are members of the Girardot Art Staff. A 3925 check was the award offered by William B. Ittner Inc., the architectural firm for the new building, and was presented to Eileen in as- sembly by Dr. A. C. Magill, President of the Board of Education. ...6.. Central High School from the Air Planning Board Left to right-Principal R. L. Sheets, John Cargle, Carlston Bohnsack, Superintendent L. J. Schultz, Dr. A. C. Mngill, Elizabeth Waltller, Architects-XVilliam B. Ittner and Fred E. Dormeyer, Walter Oberheide, Joe Heilig. A Dream In The Making .-.g.. Building Progress .jj if HR ...9.. l 5 23 S E L 2 Qf lm 3 5 if ,Q X AW WELCOME , S flff 6 XX 5ff?ArzoNfwi-W XXXX - ' Ilw fs K- ll 1 - '1 E fm ff -iw . H 9 f E .- f.. ,ri GrerharJ+ ,911 em oricam MISS NAOMI POTT Central High School Teacher 1921-1953 If wv work, 1111011 llIlll'191C' 11' 111111 17l'l'1S17j if we 'll'0l'k. 1117011 brass, 1111111 117111 Cftlfl' i1'g if we rear 11111111- 1c's, fbvy wil! C'l'llIlI171l' 11110 1111sfg 17111 if wr' work 1111- c111 1I171lI0l'I'll1 11111111s, if wr' i1111111c' lLbf'lII with 171'1lZC1- ples, wifb jzzsf frm' of G1111 111111 10111 of 0111' fc110w 111011, wa' C'l1g7'llZ'l' 011 ffaosz' 111511115 s0111ef19i11g which will brigbfcfll to 1111 l'fl'l'I71lfj'.H1Dl1lZ1I'1 Wfcbszfvr Superintendent Mn L. I Schultz ..11.. Mn R. L. Sheets Principal Board of Education Leff lo riglit-Oliver H. Hope, -lohn F. Cargle, Louis J. Schultz, A. C. Magill, Elizabeth Whither, secretary, W. H. Oberheide, Mrs. F. H. Newman, Cnrlston A. Bohnsaek Parent-Teacher Advisory Council Run' I-4Mrs. M. KI. Wittiiig, Mrs. ,Iames Miller, Mrs. James Nigra, Mrs. W. T. Porter, Mrs. H. F. Boswell, Mrs. R. E. Tieer, Mrs. Walter Moeller, Mrs. Tom Simpson, Mrs. Thad Stubbs, Mrs. Tillman XVills, Mrs. C. H. Johnson, Mrs, XV. H. Estes. Row Z-Mrs. james Hunt, Mrs. james jackson, Mrs. C. W. Summers, Mrs. C. C. Mackey, Mrs. Charles Hadfield, Mr. Lee Roy Friday, Mrs. A. L. McComb, Mr. James Childress, Mrs. James Childress, Mr. XVilliam Sam Ford, Mr. C. F. Cooley, Mr. A. H. McNeely OFFICERS Chairman-Mr. Lee Roy Friday Vice,-Chairman-Mrs. Charles Hadfield Secretary--Mrs. A. L. McComb --IZ- Facult Adams Beard Blumenberg Bohnsack Carosello Carter Findley Gillert Gockel Hager I-Iahs I-Iaman LUCILLE ADAMS Bookkeeping, Typing, Business Law Giwfdof Bwiwf Staff CARRIE HOFFMAN FINDLEY Biol08Y, General Science ROBERT L' BEARD Girardot Pbotograpby Stuff, Audubon Club Matlzi, Science, Physical Education, English FRANCES GILLETT B035 Sport Club Fundamentals of Music, Glee Clubs, Chor- us, Music Appreciation, Choir Tigerelles EDC?l2l1:1lis5I'3,B15I2i1fl4ENBERG Boys' Singing Club Chemistry Club COIQNELIA GOCKEL S orthand, Typing, Office Practice MAUDE BOHNSACK Sbortbaua' Club Vocational Home Economics WELDGN H, HAGER Drivers' Education, General Math. 1 B lc b ll n' B . b ll l ANTHONY cARosELLo 'S Ft an N Instrumental Music, Band, and Orchestra LUTHER HAHS l Small Ensembles Club General Science Q Tiger Business Staff EARLIE CARTER EDNA HAMAN Diversifed Occupations Art Hunting and Fisbing Club Girardot Art Staff ' ' ' s Club Art Club Diuerszfzed Occupaizon ... 13 .. Facult C. HEUSCHOBER Industrial A rts, Mechanical Drawing Cafeteria Casbier ROBERT C. I-IINES G overnment, World History, Citizenship Hunting and Fisbing Club BETTY English, Business Typing Clubs HOLLY PAUL JENKINS Counselor VIVIAN G. KIES Citizenship, American History, Missouri History Missouri Club RUPERT A. KLAUS Mathematics Projectio iiist Club, Pbotograplay Club -14- CLARA E. KRUEGER Latin and En l' h g is Latin Club, Trazxelrrx' Club HAL B. LEHM AN Building Trades LUCILLE English Girarrlof Li! MCLAIN erary Stay? LOUIS W. MUEGGE D ' ' rivers Training, Physical Education, Baxkftball ami Baseball Coacb GLENN N. O'CONNELL American Government, Sociology, Eco- nomics NAOMI POTT QDe ceasedj Recipient of Ford Fellowship Award Heuschober Hines Holly Ienkins Kies Klaus Krueger Lehman McLain Muegge O,Connell Pott Probst Reed Rudcrt Sackman Sadler Schrader Schwab I. Smith M. E. Smith Towsc Ueleke Vogelsang Facult META PROBST School Nurse MA RY Z. REED English Tiger Cub Staff E. G. RUDERT Auto Mechanics Driving Club KATHRYN SACKMAN ' ' His- American History, Latin American tory Y-Teen Club ALENE SADLER En lish, Public Speaking 8 Silver Spear Dramalzc Club MYRTLE SCHRADER School Nurse Nurses' Club NORMAN SCHWAB History Forum Club INEZ SMITH English, Drama Reil Dagger Dramatic Club MARY E. SMITH English Tiger Literary Staf LUCY ELLEN TOWSE H Ich, Physical Education ea Tigerettes, Girls' Intramurals MILTON W. UELEKE Physics, General Science, Electricity Electrical Engineering Club MILDRED VOGELSANG Librarian ....15... iuh ul-nnnmw Q- nur Facult Wcscoat G. VVilliams T. Willialils Younghouse JESSIE B. WESCOAT Study Hall GRACE N. WIILLIAMS Mathematics National Honor Sociefy Council Math Club TILLIE DALE WILLIAMS Spanish, World History Spanish Club Chrisfian Yonlb Frfllowxlaijv ALMA YOUNGHOUSE Vocational Home Economics Boyx, Cooking Club Girlx' Home Ef0IIOHIfCX Club HELEN KETTERER Secretary Principalls Office SHIRLEY ERVIN Secretary Superintendentls Office nninnunn-l,l .-an-1 . ciQw 1mmw'wwU'11imx..e-.- .1-1 fs I sf. X, 2 Senior Favorites Carol Reiker Plans to go to Cape College but would rather go away to school - delights in going to the movies - also loves to read and cook - relishes steak and French fries with lots of catsup - on her hit parade are Song the Angels Sing and cause You're Mine - enjoys going to Thompsonis Drive-In - favorite class- es are art and English literature. iw A, QS Swim was ,- Siam Harold Kuehle A Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis fan -- likes shootin' the breeze' in Central's halls - admits his worst habit is work- ing - plans to go to college - dreams of marrying a millionaire's daughter - sleeps and works with a radio - honors the Pla-moor and Hobb's Grill with his presence in free time - O Happy Day tops his hit parade - loves shrimp and oysters - favorite classes are his- tory and math. l.. ' Seniors CAROLYN ABERNATHY Tiger Cub Staff, Typing Club, Library Club, Silver Spear, Tiger Literary Staff fEditor-in-chiefj, Red Dagger, A Cappel- la, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll ANITA ALLEN Home Economics Club, Home Room Treasurer, Tiger Cub Staff, Tiger Liter- ary Staff, Y-Teens, Red Dagger, Quill and Scroll SHIRLEY BAKER Girls' Sport Club, Hobby Club, Photog- raphy Club, Nurses' Club, Library As- sistant MARGARET BARKS Tiger Cub Staff, Typing Club, Student Council, Missouri Club, Tiger Literary Staff, Orchestra, Library Assistant, Library A Cappella, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll MARY ALICE BAUERLE Home Economics Club, Photography Club, Art Club, Typing Club, Latin Club Drivers' Club Rd , e Dagger, Shorthand Club, Travelers, Club, Band , Orchestra WILLIAM BECKWITH Tiger Business Staff, Home Room Vice- President, Spanish Club, Math Club, Stu- dent Council, Book Exchange, Chemistry Club ROBERT BENTLEY Art Club, Student Council BARBARA BLATTNER Tiger Literary Staff, Student Council, Home Economics Club, Library Assistant, Typing Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Art Club, Chemistry, Quill and Scroll DONALD BOELLER Audubon Club, Girardot Business Staff LOIS BOLLINGER Home Economics Club, National Honor Society, Band, Orchestra, Typing Club, Shorthand Club, Missouri Club, Spanish Club, Girls' Sport Club, Home Room Sec- retary, Glee Club, A Ca ll JERR ' ppe a Y BOSWELL Hi-Y, Home Room President, Sport Club, Driving Club, Home Room Treasurer RONALD BRENNAN Glee Club, Orchestra, Electrical Engineers, Home Economics, Tiger, Home Room Sec- retary, Band, Small Ensembles, A Cappella, Quill and Scroll Abernathy Allen Baker Barks Bauerle Beckwith Bentley Blattner Boeller Bollinger Boswell Brennan Briggs l, Brothers Brown Buelteman Burger Busche Butler Caldwell Clark Cleland Coppage Seniors Cotner L,tL.L,5 DOLLY BRIGGS Girls' Home Economics Club, Spanish Club, Shorthand Club, Art Club, Christian Youth Fellowship BARBARA BROTHERS Y-Teens, Girls' Home Economics Club, Hobby Club, Sport Club, Audubon Club, Volleyball, D. O. Club CHARLEEN BROXVN Home Economics Club, Tiger Literary Staff, Tiger Cub Staff, Typing Club, Art Club, Home Room President, Audubon Club, Red Dagger, Quill and Scroll JACK BUELTEMAN Student Council, Art Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Audubon Club, Driving Club MARY MARGARET BURGER Home Room Secretary, Typing Club, Glee Club, Christian Youth Fellowship, A Cap- pella, Girardot Business Staff CBusiness Managerj, Red Dagger GERMAINE BUSCHE Shorthand Club ...a DIANE BUTLER Typing Club, Home Room Vice-President, Sport Club, Shorthand Club, Spanish Club, Girardot Business Staff SHIRLEY CALDWELL Girardot Business Staff, Student Council, Typing Club, Home Room Vice-Presi- dent, Shorthand Club, Silver Spear, Red Dagger IRIS CLARK Home Room Secretary, Home Room Treas- urer, Sport Club, Home Economics Club, D. O. Club MARGARET CLELAND Home Room Secretary, Home Economics Club, Glee Club, Girls, Sextet, A Cappella, Creative Writing Club, Library Club, Gir- ardot Business Staff fSales Managerj, Span- ish Club, Home Room President DON COPPAGE Spanish Club, Boys' Glee Club, A Cappella EARL COTNER Boys' Sport Club Seniors MARY COWGILL Home Economics Club MARVINANN CRAIG Tigerettes, Girls' Sport Club, Volleyball, Chemistry Club LAYNE B. CUNNINGHAM National Poetr C y ontest, D. O. Club DAMON DALE Basketball JOAN DANKEL Library Club, Typing Club, Home Roo President Hom E m , e conomics Club, A Cap- pella BARRY DAVIS Chemistry Club Cowgill Craig Cunningham Dale Dankel Davis Dcimund Dietiker Draper Duncan Edininston Ervin LINDER DEIMUND Audubon Club, Hunting and Fishing Club TOM DIETIKER Basketball, Football TOM DRAPER Girardot Photographer, Chemistry Club RAY DUNCAN Tiger Business Staff fAdvertising Mana- gery, Missouri Club, Projectionist Club, Student Council, Book Exchange, Chem- istry Club, Latin Club, Math Club, Na- tional Honor Society, A Cappella, Quill and Scroll MARY EDMINSTON D. O. Club NEVA KAY ERVIN Nurses' Club, Home Room Vice-President, Tigerettes, Sport Club, Y-Teens, Christ- ian Youth Fellowship Gearhardt Seniors JOE FAUST Sport Club, Chemistry Club, Driving Club, D. O. Club CAROLYN FEHLINGS Audubon Club, Cub Staff, Photographers, Club, Ti erettes, Latin Club, Red Dagger, g Book Exchange, Drivers' Club, Library Helper, Girardot Literary Staff CAssoc1- ate Editorj, Band, Orchestra KAY FELTS T ping Club, Photography Club, Tiger- Y ettes, Sport Club, Christian Youth Fel- lowship, D. O. Club JACK FOLLOXVELL D. O. Club IMOGENE FORD Typing Club, junior Y-Teens JOHN FORD Hi-Y Club, Audubon Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Home Room Vice-Presi- dent, Driving Club WALTER FORD Forum Club, Student Council, Basketball, B ' S ort Club, Baseball, Home Room Cys P President, Chemistry Club, Boys' Glee Club, A Cappella, Student Body President BILL FRIDAY Home Room President, Boys' Singing Club, Silver Spear, Home Room Vice-President, ' h Football, Red Dagger, Girardot P oto- grapher, A Cappella CHARLES FRISSELL Sport Club, Football, Senior Class Presi- dent SHIRLEY FULTON lub, Audubon Club, Art Club, Typing C D. O, Club JACK GAITHER Sport Club BUDDY GEARHARDT Student Council, Home Room Treasure Home Room .Vice-President, D. O. Club I' Seniors EILEEN GERHARDT Audubon Club, Typing Club, Art Club, Nurses' Club, Home Economics Club, Girardot Art Staff, Y-Teens, First Rating District Art Contest, Cub Staff MARILYN GLEASON Typing Club, Home Room Treasurer, Girls' Sport Club, Basketball, Home Eco- nomics Club, Glee Club, A Cappella, Y- Teens, D. O. Club LAURA GLUCKHERTZ Typing Club, Christian Youth Fellowship, Girls' Sport Club, Home Economics Club DONNA GRAHAM Typing Club, Home Economics Club, Girls' Sport Club, Shorthand Club, Drivers' Club, Girardot Business Staff BETTY GREEN Home Economics Club, Travel Club, Home Room Vice-President, Typing Club, Y- Teens, Drivers' Club, Photography Club .IANICE HADFIELD Home Economics Club, Student Council, Typing Club, Book Exchange, Girls' Sport Club, Silver Spear, Shorthand Club, Home Room Secretary, Drivers' Club, Library Club, Travelers' Club, National Honor So- ciety GLORIA HAERTLING Typing Club Jo ANNA HAHS Library Club, Home Economics Club LEANNA HARTLE Cub Staff, Latin Club, Silver Spear, Book Exchange, Tiger CEditor-in-Chiefj, Stu- dent Council, Nurses' Club, Home Econom- ics Club, Typing Club, Debate Club, Band, Orchestra, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll DAVID HAWKINS Electrical Engineering Club, Football, Student Council CAROL HEATH Home Economics Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Audubon Club, Drivers' Club, Girardot CAssociate Editorj, Art Club EUGENE HENCY D. O. Club ---l Gerhardt Gleason Gluckhertz Graham Green Hadfield Haertling Hahs Hartle Hawkins Heath l-Iency, E Seniors Hency, M. Henson Hines Hoffman Hopper ' T Hosea Howard, B. Howard, D. Howard, i Hudgins Hutson Kaufmann 3 I ' 'vwxwi MARIE HENCY Nurses' Club, Y-Teens, Home Economics Club, Typing Club, Drivers' Club BETTY HOVVARD Home Economies Club, Christian Youth Fellowship, Art Club, Shorthand Club DAVID HOWARD YVONNE HENSON D. O. Club, Nurses' Club, Home Econom- ics Club BOB HINES Hunting and Fishing Club, Football, D. O. Club JUDY HOFFMAN Shorthand Club, Typing Club, Drum Ma- jorette, Home Room Treasurer, Drivers' Club, Red Dagger, Girardot Business Staff LARRY HOPPER Sport Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Singing Club, Student Council, Band, Chemistry Club JEANETTE HOSEA Drivers' Club, Red Dagger, Cheerleader, Tigerettes, Glee Club, A Cappella, Sport Club, Typing Club, Band, Orchestra, Small Ensembles Club Forum Club, Basketball, Electrical Engin- eering Club, Sport Club, Home Room Vice-President, Chemistry Club JERRY HOWARD D, O. Club, Chemistry Club BETTY HUDGINS Girardot Business Staff, Y-Teens, Christ- ian Youth Fellowship, Drivers' Club, Red Dagger HELEN HUTSON Girardot Literary Staff CCO-Editorj, Red Dagger, Band, Library Assistant, Cub Staff, Typing Club, Girls' Sport Club, Clarinet Quartet QFirst rating, State Contestj, Art Club NORMA KAUFMANN Girls' Home Economics Club, Christian Youth Fellowship, Art Club ill,-,...,-f Seniors Z Kelly Kiehne Kinder King Kuehle Kuss Lamb Lambert Landgraf Lemonds Lett A Lewis DWIGHT KELLY Football, Sport Club ROSALIE KIEHNE Typing Club, Shorthand Club, Audubon Club JERRY KINDER Clarinet Quartet QFirst rating, State con- testj, Latin Club, Tiger Business Staff fCirculation Managerj, Book Exchange, Student Council, Home Room Vice Presi- dent, Band, Orchestra, Math Club, Nation- al Honor Society, Red Dagger, Quill and Scroll SUE KING Tiger Literary Staff CAssociate Editorj, Home Room Secretary, Home Economics Club, Typing Club, Library Assistant, Au- dubon Club, Student Council, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll HAROLD KUEHLE Football, Chemistry Club, Drivers, Club, Girardot Business Staff WILLIAM KUSS D. O. Club ANNA JEAN LAMB Girls' Sport Club, Audubon Club, Home Economics Club JEAN LAMBERT Tigerettes, Girardot Business Stag, Girls' Sport Club, Typing Club, Home Economics Club FRED LANDGRAF Tiger Business Staif, Home Room Presi- dent, Boys' Cooking Club, Home Room Treasurer LEROY LEMONDS Boys' Sport Club JANET LETT Sport Club, Art Club, Volleyball, D. O. Club SHIRLEY LEWIS Library Assistant, Home Room Treasurer Typing Club, Chemistry Club, Band, Home Economics Club Likens Linebarger Luebbers McDonald Seniors Mclilreath, E. Mclilreath, G. McGraw McNeely Macke Mackey Mac-:Vers Mansfield RONALD LIKENS Sport Club, Football, Baseball DELORES LINEBARGER b ll Typing Club, Sport Art Club, Basket a , Club, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Driving Club IRLEY LUEBBERS SH Home Room Secretary-Treasurer, Typing Club, Home Economics Club, Basketball, Sport Club AN MCDONALD b, JE Student Council, Home Economics Clu Typing Club, Spanish Club, Book Ex- change, Photography Club, Band, Orch- estra, Tiger Literary Staff, Cub Staff, Red Dagger, Quill and Scroll EVELYN MCELREATH l b Nurses' Club Tigerettes, Shorthand C u , , Typing Club, Travelers' Club, Driving Club GLENDA MCELREATH ' Club Home Room Secretary, Typing , Club, Orchestra, Shorthand Club, Sport Driving Club, Photography Club ORES MCGRAW b DEL Tigerettes, Typing Club, Girls' Sport Clu , D. O. Club JANE MCNEELY Orchestra, Tiger Cub Staff, Typing Club, Silver Spear, Tiger Literary Staff, Glee Club, Red Dagger, Christian Youth Fel- lowship, Student Council, A Cappella, Quill and Scroll BETTY MACKE Nurses' Club, Typing Club, Sport Club, Christian Youth Fellowship J. LINN MACKEY Football, Student Body President, Home Room President, Chemistry Club, Math Club, National Honor Society JAMES MAEVERS Cl b Photography Club, D. O. Club, Art u , Electrical Engineers' Club SHIRLEY MANSFIELD Shorthand Club, D. O. Club SCHIOIS Q Merritt Metj e Meyer Miller Moore Morrow Mullen Newman Nichols Nussbaum Ochs SHIRLEY MERRITT Y-Teens, Girardot Business Staif, Typing Club Home R , oom Secretary, Sport Club, Christian Youth Fellowship GARY METJE Basketball, Hi-Y Club, B PATSY MEYER Travelers' Club, Gi oys' Sport Club rls' Sport Club DAVID MIDDLETON Home Room President, Photography Club Electrical Engineers, Club S , port Club, Au- dubon Club, Cooking Club, Christian Youth Fellowship, Glee Club, A Cappella JIM MILLER Basketball, Singing Club, Home Room Vice-President, Projectionist Club, Book Exchange, Home Room Treasurer, Chemis- try Club, Cooking Club, Football PATSY MOORE D. O. Club Shorth d , an Club, Sport Club, Home Economics Club, Nurses' Club CAROL MORROW Girardot Business Staff, Home Room Presi- dent MARILYN MULLEN D. O Club H . , ome Room Vice-President, Home Economics Club L'b , 1 rary Assistant, Creative Writing Club, Girardot Business Staff DAVID NEWMAN Football, Tiger Cub Staff, Tiger Literary Staff, Art Club, Student Council, Senior Class President, National Honor Society President, Quill and Scroll MELBA NICHOLS Photography Club, Christian Youth Fel- lowship, D. O. Club ,IUDITH NUS SBAUM Student Council, Sport Club, Clarinet Quartet QFirst rating, State Contestj, Home Room Treasurer, Book Exchange, Tigerettes, Typing Club, Debate Club, Cheer Leader, Spanish Club, Glee Club, A Cappella, Band, National Honor Societ Y CAROLYN OCHS A Cappella, Silver Spear, Glee Club, Pho- tography Club, Art Club, Girardot Art Staff, Sport Club, Typing Club, Y-Teens, Red Dagger, Girardot Queen, 1952 Middleton O'Daniell Oliver Olsen Perry Pickens Poc Popp Propst Ramsey Rasche Recd, B. SCHIOIS Reed, I. i 3 SHIRLEY O'DANIELL Tigerettes SHIRLEY OLIVER D. O. Club, Photograpy Club, Short- hand Club, Art Club, Y-Teens, Home Room President DAVID OLSEN Football, Chemistry Club GERALD PERRY Football, Chemistry Club JERRY LEE PICKENS V ONDA POE DONALD POPP Math Club, Driving Club, Tiger Business Staff, Projectionists' Club, Chemistry Club, Cooking Club V .,., WILLIS PROPST SHIRLEY RAMSEY Girls, Sport Club, Nurses' Club, Home Eco- nomics Club DON RASCHE Girardot Photographer, Math Club, Stu- dent Council, Singing Club, Electrical Engineers' Club, A Cappella, Audubon Club, Book Exchange, Chemistry Club, Cooking Club, Glee Club, Band BOB REED Boys' Sport Club JOHN REED Math Club, Sport Club, Cooking Club Seniors Regenhardt Reiker Reisenbichler Riehn, D. Riehn, D. Robinson Ross Roth Rowe Russell St. Clair Schlue DON REGENHARDT Girardot Photographer S ll , ma Ensemble Club, Chemistry Club, Basketball, Singing Club, Sport Club, Projectionists' Club, Photography Club, Debate Club, Math Club, Home Room Secretary, Band, Orchestra CAROL REIKER Typing Club, Art Club, Nurses, Club L'- , 1 brary Club, Home Room President, Pho- t h ograp y Club, Home Room Secretary, D. O. Club MARGIE REISENBICHLER Y-Teens, Home Economics Club Sport Club, Audubon Club, Nurses' Club DON RIEI-IN Red Dagger, Girardot Business Staff fAd vertising Managerj, National Honor So- ciety, Singing Club, Student Council, Photography Club, Missouri Club, Cook- i Cl b ' ' ng u , Library Assistant, Book Ex- change, Library Club, Projectionist Club, Chemistry Club, Home Room Secretary DORIS RIEHN Travelers' Club, National Honor Society, Home Economics Club, Typing Club, Sport Club, Glee Club, Library Club, A Cappella, Photography Club -28 DORIS ROBINSON D. O. Club, Audubon Club FLORENCE ROSS Y-Teens, Creative Writing Club, Sport Club, Nurses, Club JOHN ROTH D. O. Club, Electrical Engineering Club, Chemistry Club, Student Council BARBARA ROWE Tigerettes, Sport Club, D. O. Club BILL RUSSELL Ele cil SONYA ST. CLAIR Chr' ' crrical Engineers' Club, Student Coun- istian Youth Fellowship, National Hon- or Society, Nurses' Club, Home Room Treasurer, Home Economics Club, Orch- estra, Home Room Vice-President, Li- b . tary Assistant, Debate Club, Student Council, Creative Writing Club Math Club, Book Exchange Chemistry Cl b r Y U r William Henry Harrison Oratorical Con- test QFirst Placej BARBARA SCHLUE Girardot Literary Staff QAssociate Editory, D. O. Club, Library Assistant, Home Room President Schmidt Schoen Seabaugh Sides Slinkard Smith, B. Smith, N. Smith, S. Spalding Speck S pillman Statler MARILYN SCHMIDT Tigerettes, Sport Club, Christian Youth Fellowship, Volleyball BILL SCHOEN Sport Club, Cooking Club MARILYN SEABAUGH Library Club, Typing Club, Home Room Secretary, Art Club, Sport Club, Driving Club, Spanish Club GLENDA SIDES Girarclot Business ta , - , Club, Tigerettes, Typing Club, Shorthand Club, Home Economics Club, Sport Club, Christian Youth Fellowship S if YTeens Nurses' GENE SLINKARD Art Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Chemistry Club, Electrical Engineering Club, Girardot Photographer BARBARA SMITH Sport Club, Tigerettes, Art Club Seniors NORVAL SMITH Singing Club, Sport Club, Home Room ' ' ' Club, Treasurer, Electrical Engineering Football, Student Council SHIRLEY SMITH Sport Club SHIRLEY SPALDING Nurses, Club, Y-Teens, Tigerettes, Typing Club, D. O. Club ARILYN SPECK M Art Club, Girardot Art Staff, Typing Club, Nurses, Club, Y-Tee ns, Orchestra Silver Spear, Photography Club MONROE SPILLMAN Aeronautics Club, Driving Club HERBERT STATLER Club, D. O Art Club, Photographers' Club, Electrical Engineering Club, Projectionists' Club Typing Club, Cooking Club, Driving Club Seniors Steck Steckler Stoll Stovall Summers, C Summers, I. Thomas Tillerr Tomlinson Tucker Ulrich GEORGE STECK Girardot Business St ff F a , ootball, Photo- gra h Cl b A p y u , Cooking Club, Studcn Council KAY STECKLER Tigerettes, Home Room Secretary JAMES STOLL Art Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Football, D. O. Club SHIRLEY STOVALL Drum Majorette CARLTON SUMMERS Tiger Business Staff QB ' usiness Managerj, Missouri Club, Home Room Treasurer, Pro- jectionist Club, Chemistry Club Math Club, Band, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll JOHN SUMMERS Home Room Secretary, Tiger Business Staff, Electrical Engineering Club, Home Room Treasurer, Home Room President, Library Assistant, Library Club P ' , rojec- tionist Club, Chemistry Club, D. O. Club t -30 Vavak RONALD THOMAS D. O. Club PATRICIA TILLETT Home Economics Cl b T' u , iger Literary Staff, Band, Orchestra, National Honor Society, Home Room President, Tiger Cub Staff, Woodwind Quartet QFirst Rating, State Contesrj, Quill and Scroll, Typing Club, Student Council Home Room Treasurer, Small Ensembles Club GARY TOMLINSON Tiger Business Staff, Silver Spear, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Band PEGGY TUCKER Typing Club, Latin Club, Girls' Sport Club, Home Economics Club, D. O. Club BARBARA ULRICH Home Economics Club, Typing Club, Home Room Secretary, Nurses' Club, Christian Youth Fellowship, Drivers' Club, Red Dagger, Library Assistant, Travel Club, Photography Club SHIRLEY VAVAK Student Council, Nurses' Club, Sport Club H , ome Room Vice-President, Christ- ian Youth Fellowship, Library Assistant Vines Wachter Waldrup Ware Wilson Withers Wolters Wright VVunderlich Young, D. Young, P. Zadick Seniors - af BOB VINES Boys' Sport Club, D. O. Club, Singing Club, Football CLODINE WACHTER Typing Club, Student Council, Sport Club, Home Room President CECIL WALDRUP Football, Chemistry Club DAVID WARE Audubon Club, Hi-Y Club, Hobby Club, Projectionist Club, Cooking Club, D. O. Club SHIRLEY WILSON Latin Club, Christian Youth Fellowship, Nurses' Club PHYLLIS WITHERS Sport Club, D. O. Club wi MARY LOU WOLTERS Nurses, Club, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Home Economics Club, Travel Club, Christian Youth Fellowship, Girardot Literary Staff QCo-Editor-J SHIRLEY WRIGHT Sport Club, Home Economics Club, D. O. Club BETTY WUNDERLICH Home Economics Club, Audubon Club, Sport Club DAVID YOUNG Student Council, Home Room President, Football, Basketball, Home Room Secretary PHYLLIS YOUNG Typing Club, Home Economics Club, Au- dubon Club, Sport Club, Travel Club MICHAEL ZADICK Projectionist Club, Cooking Club, Forum Club, Electrical Engineering Club, Stu- dent Council lunior Favorites Don Koch Says his favorite book is the Girardolf - enjoys all sports - loves spaghetti and Carol's chocolate cake - as a pastime pastes clippings in scrapbooks - favor- ite hangout is zor 1 Woodlawn - sup- pressed desire is to inherit a million dol- lars and retire - dislikes people who don't talk enough - worst habit is bit- ing his fingernails - really likes Cen- tral's over-crowded halls. Pat Witting Can be found anywhere the kids are, listening to Why Don't You Believe Men - would like to go to college and later be a model or dress designer -- likes to swim - in spare time draws or knits argyles - loves her rnom,s angel food cakes and cherry pies - adores fried shrimp - confesses that she talks too much - especially enjoys typing and English classes. -32- l June Albert Don Atchison Judy Bader Edward Barrels Donald Bass Bonnie Bierschwal Joy Bollinger Jack Bond K, Juniors Jack Boswell Janet Brennan Loretta Brothers Sharon Brothers Joyce Brown Janice Bullock Eleanor Bunch John Burciaga Juniors Charles Clore Virginia Cobb Ann Cooley Shirley Crabb Sherman Craig Shirley Jean Crites Barbara Dixon Perry Dockins Bill Eifert Jerry Erlbacher Shirley Evans Carolyn Faust Margaret Ferrill Javada Geiser Phyllis Gibbs Joe Gleason Mildred Graden Patricia Gregory Frank Hall Margie Hawkins Robert Hawn Betty Heise Wfanda Henson Kenneth Higgerson Juniors Rosemary Hite Verna Hobbs Vivian Hobbs Shirley Hoffman Colleen Horn Tim Howell Carolynn Johnson Karole Kays Juniors Earline Leslie Jim Litzelfelner Thelma Lorenz Irma Jean Lowes John Lufcy Wood McComb Gene McLain Paul McNeely Mary Ann Kelpe Kenneth Klaproth Don Koch W'endy Kurka James Landgraf Wfilliarn Largent Durwood Lawson R h ut Lawson Becky McSWain Marilyn Mackeil Peggy Marlin Wayne Masterson La Jean Medlin Carolyn Metje Don Miller Larry Miller Juniors S Jeanne Morgan Eric Mount Sue Muegge Melba Murphy A. R. Nanna aundra Newcomer Warren Newman Nancy Nichols :iMarilyn Macke-Attended summer school and will graduate with Senior Class of 1953 Tiger Cub Staff, Silver Spear, Tiger Liter- ary Staff, Sport Club, Glee Club, Tigeretres, A Cappella .-371. Juniors Betty Propst Charles Ratcliff Shirley Ratcliff Mary Liz Renner Carol Roennigke Carol Rudert Bessie St. Clair Granville Sanders ,,,l Sharon Nigra Lucy Nussbaum Carr Lane O'Connell Jim O'Neal John Popp Joan Porter Jo Ann Prather Lorna Proffer ...3g... Jo Ellen Sarff Malcolm Schack Jo Ann Schafer Beth Schlue Ronald Schumer Bobby Seabaugh Ernest Seabaugh Saundra Seabaugh Juniors ' W'a Williaimi Seabaugh Carolyn Seamans Jerry Seagraves Don Slinkard Richard Smith Verla Smith Shirley Snider La Rena Stafford Iuniors ,. ww. Jimmie Thompson Barbara Wallace Bonnie Sue Welker Donald Werner Kenny Werner Jerry Wieser Bob Williams Jo Ann Wilson Martha Statler Paul Stehr Anna Kate Strom C. W. Suedekum Ester Summers Carol Ann Talley Judith Temple Dick Thomas Juniors Donald Wiseman Waldo Withers Pat Witting Thomas Womack Tony Wyatt Seniors who do not appear in pie- fures: Bob Allison, Howard Ander- son, Gerald Bass, Bill Blank, Tom Brennecke, James Brown, Franklin Caldwell, Ann Cargill, Max Cumbie, Elizabeth Dale, Laverne Fiedler, Donald Garnon, Homer Gilbert, Dorris Greer, Paul Heuring, Billy Hoffmeister, Hermina Lueddecke, Donald Miller, Larry Phillips, Tom Richardson, Robert Walden, Emma W'atson. juniors who do not appear in pic- tures: Paul Allison, Norma Bar- ringer, James Criddle, Betty Cun- ningham, Vernon Emmons, Orren Ellis, Wanda Evans, Bill Fitzpatrick, Charles Green, Don Hosea, Donald jauch, Jerry Lebo, Barbara Loos, Carol Miner, Jim Morrow, Gary Nis- wonger, Jimmy Pledger, Bill Probst, Lloyd Roberts, Jerry Sample, Ken- neth Sander, Carl Sitze, Bill Snyder, Joan Stone, Mary Ann Stovall, Lin- da Tilley, Jim Vines, Jerry Lee Wal- ker, Gary Watson, Donald Werner, Edison. Schwettman, Billy Parks, Alice Cook, Norman Cook, John Wetzel. Sophomore Favorites Louis Meisenheimer Wants to become a civil engineer - likes Mr. Schwab's history class and mechanical drawing - Lady of Spain' is a hit with him - enjoys football and basketball - 'lhangs-out at the Arena - choice pastime is sleeping - claims eating is a bad habit of his - favorite entertainer is Jim Miller - chicken and french fries top the food list - says the street light in the middle of Rose Street irritates him. Barbara Daniels Collects post cards and news clippings about stage plays - plans to go to Mis- souri U. but would really love to at- tend Pasadena Playhouse in California - likes books about recent Broadway hits best - confides that she loses her Irish temper when she gets angry - a pastime is talking on the phone - johnny Popp is her favorite entertain- er but Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis run a close second - spends some of her extra time in Silver Spear. ophomores Row 1-Sonya Abernathie, Joyce Cushman, Betty Bertling, Carol Bueltemann, Betty Bass, Mary Lois Chaffin, -Iacquelyn Boswell Row 2-Billy Clark, Raymond Boren, Larry Cassoutt, Bill Baker, Ruth Clark, Larry Akers, Margaret Barenkamp, jane Bren- necke Row 3-Marlin Buclow, Bill Blankenship, Jerry Brasher, Don Cunningham, Bill Cooper Row 1-Barbara Daniels, Peggy Fornkohl, Carol Graves, Shirley Davis, Sue Mae Fer- rill, Jo Ann Foster, Donna Fowler Row 2-Wayne Eakins, Peggy Godwin, Dor- ris Green, Barbara Followell, joan Furry, Larry Fluegge Row 3-Martha Estes, Janet Graham, Bob Fornoff, Jack Gleason, Harland Davis, Bill Evans, Wayne Froemsdorf -43- 1 ophomores Row 1-Sue Keim, Charlotte Humes, Joel Harvey, Melva Huttegger, Faye Howell, LaDonna Howard, Paula Hudgins, Betty Hengst Row 2-Ronnie Hopper, Virginia Harris, joan Herrmann, Eugenia Harris, Barbara Hope, Norma Hardwick, Charles Haman Row 3-jerry Kastcn, james, james Hickam Hink, Mr. Hines NVayne Hopper, joe , Gerald Hinton, Billy Row 2-Mary Alice Masters, Carolyn Moeller, Ardith Krahn Row 1-Don McNeely, joy Kurka, Shirley Dorothy Margrabe, Patsy Lewis, Darlene McBride Melvin, Carol Mason, Martha Lewis, La- Row 3-Jeanene Langdon, Linda Lasater, jim Moore, Louis Wanda Morrison, Eddie McCormick Mcisenheimer, joe Martin, Carolyn Miller, Shirley Lemonds ophomores Row 1-Ronald Rogers, Mary Murphy, Joyce Oxford, Emily Row 3-Mickey Richardson, Raymond Rit- Simpson, Barbara Porritt, Patricia Parker, Bob Shuck ter, Jim Patmore, Burnett Plumb, Jerry Lee Oliver, George Schowengerdt, Rusby Row 2-Larry Schlegel, Doris Scandrctt, Betty Randol, Laverne Shnkard Slinkard. jo Ann Shade, Phyllis Ramsey Row 2-Ronnie Wadlington, Rctha Whittaker, Wilma Stovall, ROW 1-Sally Sutton Ann Smith Ruby Sul- ,Ioan Suedekum, Judy Turner, Terry Tucker, Bonnie Unsell, livan, Glenice Stafford, Joyce Rae Smith, Rlfhafd Statham'1-larry Svfmgmcvef Mary Wlttlngv Wanda Vavukv Karen West, Row 3-Tom Tavcggia, Bob Twidwell, Larry Wills, Bill Wes- coat, Bob Welker, Bob Hunt ophomores Row 1-Harry George, Marianne Bierschwal, Delores Cronen- Row 3-john Cobb, Charles Hadfield, Bob bold, Mary Caldwell, Gaye Foeste, Robert Borchelt by Blank, William Dorrell, Jack Goli Charles Huber Row 2-Betty Faris, Mildred jauch, Lucille Cumbie, Jill Juden, Jeanne Childress, Jacqueline Green, Betty Canfield ghtly Row 2-Stanley Propst, Richard Randol, Gene Statler, Rosalie L b , V' l N , h' l S l, S , Row 1-Larry Patrick, Bruce Lemons, Lo- Pgrrifigxvillllii Mitlgjlvei lr ey prcnge Joe ummers Jack rene Nothdurft, Theda Moore, Kay Mc- Collum, Mary Shirrell, james Ranney, Row 3-Tyrone Thompson, .lame ' Michael O'Donnell Welch, Don Wfis s XQVHR, Earl Mackey, Arthur c, Don Loberg l -46- s Freshmen Favorites Charlotte Moore Says her worst habit is giggling in Eng- lish class - baby-sits and skates in her spare time -- can be found at Womack's Drug Store after school - plans to go to college and be a secretary - basket- ball is her favorite sport - dislikes gos- siping people -- her favorite expression, Oh, Gravyf, perhaps explains her fav- orite food, chicken - adores Doris Day. Deon lohnson Plans to go to college -- Wants to be an engineer - what he likes best about Central is the girls - has a bad hab- it of popping his chewing gum - base- ball and basketball are favorite sports - hates getting up in the morning to go to school - Les Paul's Lady of Spain tops his song list - loves fried chicken - favorite subject is science, and he enjoys band. Freshmen Row l-TJane Cauble D , eanna Allgier. Darlene Bechel, Janice Beckwith, Mary Sue Brooks, Shirley Aufdenberg, Roylyn ROW 3-Tommy Best, Dennis Brown, H0 AHdfeWS,L0u1SeCaffWf1ghf hart Baker, Teddy Borum, Jerry Cora Row 2-Vivian Clark, Joyce Bullard, Sally Blaylock, Sue Bess, Dann Cobble Jane Cantrell, Judy Barringer, Judith B ll' Judith Clark Y 0 mger, Dana Boyt, Row 2-Richard Farrow, Jean Gleason, Katherine Eifert, Don- na Davis, Joyce Fisher, Barbara Cricldle Row 1-Joe Gayer, Betty Dale, Gail Garlock, Carol Ervin, Jennifer Ford, Gail Finch, Row 3-Delores Galloway, Mary Glasscock, Sidne Virginia Grant Eddie Crites, Bob Cruse y Dougan, Freshmen Row 1-Carolon Koenig, Claudine Keesee, June Jones, Yvonne Little, Shirley Kassel, Jeanine Knight, Nancy Mandrell, Don-V ROW 3-Karen Mahan' Rebecca Hobbs, James Qld Humesyluarry McKinney Hency, Larry McNeely, Douglas Hester, Claude Kelly, Deon Johnson, Wilmer King, Row 2-Wayne Horton, Roslyn Kaufman, Martha Hensley, Kar- James Kuss en Hayden, Connie McGraw, Lida Landgraf, Phyllis Huck- step, Edana Knight, Doris Joyce, Ralph Mnxton Row 2--Wanda Reece, Carolyn Robinson, Ersie Probst, Juanita Probst, Peggy Riehn, Cleo Ticer, Charlotte Moore, Novella Row 1-Jerry Reimann, Shirley Reed, Lar- NO1,,nd,E1,,,Or Q1-10We11 ry Niswonger, Frank Sander, Charles Mor- gan, Elizabeth Rose, Virginia Nichols, Row 3-Marcus Rogers, David Retherford, Camille Schumacher, Mary Ann Ranney Lorrin Robison, Gerald Schlegel, William Renner Freshmen Row 1-Renee Holm, Judith Ann Stallings, Charles Smith, Charles Statler, Rusby Seabaugh, Deanna Stout, Judith Shal ' Row 3-June Smith, Lyle Reynolds, Bob tupsky Vfatkins, Lloyd Simmons, Louise Statler Row 2-Jo Ann Simmons, Karen Stevenson, John XVelch, Jackie Stevens, Shirley Spurlock, Ruth Shaltupsky Row 2-John Stubbs, Kay Wright, Myrna Warren, Mary Welch, Evelyn Young, Clifford Sullivan Row 1-Patsy Welker, Juanita West, Ann Row 3-Jimmie Strop, Carl Thomason, Jimmie Young, Junior Wescoat, Peggy Walker, Linda Withers Strong, Johnnie Walker L I I l. Provided ushers for Back-to-School Student Council Row I: John Stubbs, Charlotte Moore, Jeanine Knight, Emily Simpson, Judy Nussbaum, Jackie Boswell, Jean Gleason, Deanna Allgier, Bill Largent Row 2: Sharon Nigra, Shirley Evans, John Herrmann, Jan- et Graham, Carol Roennig- ke, Brennan, Martha Statler Roux 3: Mr. Sheets fsponsorJ, Bill Beckwith, Mike Zadick, Arthur Welch, William Dor- rell, Mackey, Jerry Kinder Ardith Krahn, Janet Larry Wills, Linn A busy group this year, the Student Coun- cil sponsored a number of activities: I The introduction of candy machines and their care. 2 Junior Red Cross activities 3 A float in the Merchants' Christmas parade. 4. Courtesy awards 5. Buzz books 13 6. Safety measure in and around school. 7. Attendance awards 15 8. Attended Southeast Missouri Federation of Student Councils meeting at Jack- son, March 7. 14 I6 Sponsored purchase of savings stamps. Helped sponsor noon hour activities. Collected suggestions for the new hand- book. Night, lyceums, and other special meetings. Provided Book Exchange workers. Helped secure and decorate Christmas tree. Provided workers for City Council in traffic cheek. Promoted activities for care of build- ing and grounds. Student Council QSECOND SEMESTERQ Rau' I: Jerry Reimann, Bill Largent, Peggy Walker, Mary Deanna Allgier, Larry McKinney . ,, Row Z: Judy Nussbaum Janet Brennan son s.2 . ,'5 Alice Masters, Emily Simpson Ann Schafer, Franz Texch man, Joe Summers, Sue King Ron' 3: Barbara Followell Helen Hutson, Joe Gleason Mike Zadick, Walter Joe Ford Ronald Brennan, Jean Glea Row 4: Mr. Sheets Cprincipalj Gerald Hinton, William Dor rell, Don Koch, Don Werner Larry Wills, Walker Ervin Girardot Photographers ...A 'iW3W '? M Rott' 1: Gene Slinkard, Tom Draper, Don Regenhardt, Don Rasehe Razr' 2: Michael O'Donnell, Charles Haman Under the supervision of Mrs. Findley, the Girardot Staff Photo- graphers are responsible for all the snaps in the Girardot as well as pic- tures of many small clubs and other organizations. Girardot Business Staff This year the Business Staff, as- sisted by the members of the Art, Literary, and Photography staffs sold a total of 617 Girardots. Seven- teen students earned a free copy by selling 2.5 or more books. The sell- ing of advertising is another im- portant work of the business staff. Kola' I: Carol Morrow, Shirley Merritt, Shirley Caldwell, Shirley Baker, Diane Butler, Judy Hoffman Ron' 2: Margaret Cleland, ,lean Lambert, George Steek, Don Boeller, Don Riehn, Betty Hudgins, Glenda Sides Szfling: Marilyn Speck, Eileen Siumling: Carol Heath, Carolyn The four members of the Art Staff submitted ideas for a new cover de- sign for the Girardot, and Wendy Kurka's was selected. The first semester was spent mainly in cutting and mounting pictures and the sec- ond in Working on illustrations used throughout the book. Girard The Literary Staff is in charge of all Written material in the Girardot with the exception of the advertising. lt also sponsors the assembly program which intiates the sales campaign. This year's program was entitled Sales Techniquei' and illustrated the methods of selling yearbooks. Gerhardt, Wendy Kurka, Hel- en Hutson, Carolyn Ochs Fehlings, Mary Lou Wolters, Judy Temple ot Art and Literary Staffs Riu I-Pat Tillett, Jane Mc- Tiger Literary Staff Row I: Emily Simpson, Bessie St. Clair, Mary Alice Masters, Joyce Cushman, Leanna Har- tle, Carolyn Abernathy, Jeanne Morgan, Sue King, Pat Witting, Joan Porter, Barbara Blattncr Row 2: Shirley Evans, Barbara Daniels, Marilyn Macke, Mel- ba Murphy, Barbara Hope, Genia Harris, Martha Estes, Barbara Porritt, Joy Kurka, Javada Geiser Rau' 3: Saundra Newcomer, Mary Liz Renner, Sue Mueg- ge, Anna Kate Strom, Saundra Seabaugh, Jo Ann Prather, Charleen Brown, Janet Bren- nan, Ann Cooley Rou' 4: Carolyn Moeller, Jean McDonald, Pat Tillett, Phyllis Gibbs, Eric Mount, Janet Gra- ham, Margaret Barks, Anita Allen, Carol Roennigke Memberx not in pirllfrr: Judy Bader, Barbara Dixon, W'endy Kurka, Jane McNeely, David Newman After going through a prelimin- ary training period on the Cub Staff, students are admitted to the Literary Staff. Then the real work in editing the school paper begins. This in- volves not only the writing of all articles but also everything connect- ed with the layout. The school pa- per is published every two weeks. Neely Margaret Barks, Le- anna Hartle, Anita Allen Rau' 2-Eric Mount, Sue Mueg- ge, Janet Brennan, Jeanne Morgan, Sue King, Carolyn Abernathy, Jean McDonald, Anna Kate Strom, Charleen Brown, Barbara Blattner Rau' 5-Phyllis Gibbs, Liz Ren- ner, David Newman, Ray Duncan, Ronald Brennan, Jer- ry Kinder, Carlton Summers ...S41 To be admitted to Quill and Scroll is the ambition of every Tiger Staff member. It is an honorary or- ganization in which specific local and national requirements must be met. Members are honored at the Tiger banquet in May and receive pins and certificates. Quill and Scroll Row I--Jerry Reimann, Bob Shuck, Bill Renner, Charles Statler, Rusby Seabaugh Row 2-Ronald Brennan, Rich- ard Statham, Jerry Kinder, Bill Beckwith, Raymond Rit- ter, Ronnie Hopper Row 3-Gary Tomlinson, Bill Evans, John Burciaga, Ray Duncan, Carlton Summers, Bill Wescoat, Larry Wills Tiger Business Staff Mvmbers 110f in jwifture-Ronnie Childress, Harry George, Charles Hutson, Terry Robb, john Stubbs, Franz Teichman Collecting money and selling ad- vertising are the chief items in the Work of the Tiger Business Staff, for it is on the shoulders of this responsible group that the financing of the paper rests. The laying out of the ad sections and distributing of papers to home rooms, other schools, and local business firms are also under the supervision of this staff. Created to give students prelimin- ary training for work on the literary staff of the school paper, the mem- bers of the Cub Staff study the physi- cal make-up of the paper and learn to write news stories, features, col- umns, and editorials. Tiger Cub Staff Mvzzzbzfrx lI0f in fIiCflll'f,-DCHHDH Stout, Janice Beckwith, Marianne Bierschwal, jane Cauble, Barbara Chaplin, Katherine Eifert, Gail Garlock, Karole Kays, Sue Keim, Beverly Latham, Virginia Nichols, Elinor O'Howell, Peggy Riehn, Laurel Roennigke, Irma Schweain, Mary Shirrell, Judy Wills, Linda Withers Row I--Joe Gayer, Gail Finch, Kay Wright, Karen Steven- son, Myrna Warren, Mary Witting, Shirley Davis, No- vella Noland Row 2-Jo Ann Simmons, Sue Bess, Margaret Barenkamp, Phyllis Ramsey, Je a n n e Childress, Peggy Godwin, Carol Graves, jane Brenneckc, Miss Reed Csponsorj Row 3-Martha Hensley, Lucille Cumbie, Joan Herrmann, Ju- Cly Turner, Larry Cassoutt, Bob Hunt, Karen Mahan, Re- becca Hobbs and B I 00 ch hS lig tI'H Il Ce .. 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Don Rcgcnhardt' -lerrl' Kinder, Mickey Rich' wide-awake organizations: Labor Day Parade, Concert at the District Fair, all home nrdson' Ronnig Hopper' Joe James' Irma Lowes' Judy Bollinger! Dann Bow' Ruth football and basketball games, Cotton Carnival at Sikcston, Mgirching Band Festival Shaltupsky, Violet Na a, Marg Bi k mp V h Y X Q RUM. 5-My Cumbicy Bm Xvcwoaty Carlton Summergy Larry WHHSH Don Wise, Don at jackson, College Homeeomini parade, Retail Merchants Christmas parade, Spring A -.-4 Band Maujorettes Left fo right: Judy Hoffman, Shirley Kassel, Betty Dale, Joyce Smith Band Notes I. Strutting our stuff at Jackson. 2. Instruments up! 3. Larry and two toot- ers. 4. Our number one piano duo. -57- SU21 Orche -4 C O -I U U3 -E .ED I tral Cen c o Q C. c E 4 E. 3-4 ii is. Ei QD- N5 MQ E22 317,-C if? -god c - mi ,E gi '13 Ja.: 3.2 E5 p...-1 r:s..' --u .Qc L-X-1 :cu Q? 'U U X-4 TE 2, S-4 G CQ 4-J U L4 G on 5- G -C. 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Council, the Community Teachers' Association Banquet, the grade schools and the Kiwanis Club. Members of the Girls' Cctet sang on the Quest Club Christmas program, assembly programs, A Cappella Banquet, and did a radio broadcast. Small Ensembles Club Ron' I-James Ranncy, Bessie St. Clair, Mary W'eleh, judy Shaltupslxy, Deanna Allgier, joel Harvey, Dana Boyt, Ronald Brennan Row 2-Judy Bollinger, Caro- lyn Moeller, Don Regenhardt, Durg Lawson, james Morrow, Barbara Followell, Ruth Shal- tupsky Row 5-Jeanette Hosea, jill Ju- den, Don Wferner, john Popp, Joe james, La Donna Howard Ml'IlIl76'l'S not in jwicfzzrc'-Bob Borchelt, Perry Dockins, W'ayne Ealcins, Jerry Allmon, Phillip Richardson, Ronald Rogers, Patricia Tillett Girls, Octet Ron' IhMargaret Cleland, Lois Bollinger, jane MeNeely Ron' 2-S a u n d r a Seabaugh, judy Temple, Jo Ann Prath- er Row 9-Barbara Dixon, Phyllis Gibbs Art Club Row I-Lucille C u m b i e, Martha Hensley, Jeanine Knight, Joyce Oxford Row 2-Shirley Kassel, Pat Witring, Betty Faris, Jeanne Ann Childress, M a r y Witting, Javada Geiser Row 5-E 1 l e e n Gerhardt, Phyllis Gibbs, Carol Ma- son, Bonnie Unsell, Mari- lyn Speck in f1iCfu1'f'- Katherine Ei- fert, Gaye Foeste, Carol Heath, Peggy Godwin, Carolon Koenig, Wendy Kurka, Nancy Parker, Charlotte Pickens, Camille Schumacker, Judy Sea- graves, Judy Temple, Pat Tooke, Lind a Welker, June Smith MU111lv1'rx not Judy Drum, Girls' Home Economics Club In the Girls' Home Econo chief project. This y holders, luncheon sets, and learned ives members a keener appreciation and awareness o t e p lives. The Hrst semester . . d .H was spent in picture study. Special emphasis Was made url g Here is a club that g f h art art plays in their rance. The club visited semester on personal appea the second shops that deal with clothing and personal appearance. F 1 - ess Row 1-Carolon Koenig, Janice Beckwith, Yvonne Little, Jane Cauble, Mary Alice Stone Row 2-Norma Kaufman, Betty Bertling, Margaret Barks, Lois Bollinger Row 3-B e c k y McSwain, Dolly Briggs, Mrs. Young- house fsponsorj , B e t t y Howard, Patricia Tillett Menzbcrs not in picture- Peggy Fornkohl, J a c kie Boswell, Joy Bollinger, P h y l l i s Gibbs, Laura Gluekhertz, Betty Green, Janice Hadfield, Jo Anna Hahs, Anna Jean Lamb, Jean Lambert, Shirley Lewis, Ernestine Pridemore, Ersie Probst mics Club, handwork was the ear the girls worked on tea towels, pot hemstitching and crocheting. - 61 .- Red Dagger Dramatic Club Row I-Don Riehn, Shirley Caldwell, Sue Muegge, Anna Kate Strom, Jeanne Morgan, A. R. Nanna Row 2-Judy Hoffman, Barbara Dixon, Saundra Seabaugh, John Burciaga, Carolyn Abernathy, Carolyn Ochs, Mary Bauerle Row 3-Barbara Ulrich, Jean McDonald, Helen Hutson, Jeanette Hosea Members not in picfurc-Anita Allen, Judy Bader, Carolyn Fehlings, jane MeNeely, Charleen Brown, Mary Margaret Burger, Alice Cook, Norman Cook, Bill Friday, Betty Hudgins, Jerry Kinder, Warren Newman, Joan Porter, .Io Ann Prather, Pat XVitting One of the oldest clubs in Central the Red Dagger Dramatic Club, specializes in the study of drama and dramatists with emphasis on con- temporary plays. Skits, character- izations, and make-up are also in- cluded on club programs. 5 On the evening of November 26, the club presented to the public the following one-act plays: Grand- ma Pulls tbe Strings by Edith Barn- ard Dclano and Collectors' Item by Wfall Spence. Nancy Hamilton, a former mem- ber, talked to the club at one meet- ing about The Hasty Heart, the play given by the Black Mask of State College. An assembly play Young As You Lookn was given on April 17. Several informal coke parties and a picnic Were social activities. Silver Spear Dramatic Club Row I--jo Gayer, Emily Simpson, Deanna Stout, Linda XVithers, Gail Finch, joy Kurka, Peggy Walker, Delores Cronenbold, -Iackie Boswell, Mary Ann Ranney Row 2-Gail Garlock, Renee Holm, Ann Wescoat, Karen Stevenson, Kay Wright, Joyce Smith, Mary Alice Masters, Barbara Daniels, Novella Noland, Charlotte Moore, Judy Barringer Row 3-Joyce Cushman, Jeanene Langdon, Sue Keim, Betty Dale, Ardith Krahn, Sue Bess, Mary Sherrill, Joan Furry, Ann Smith, Martha Estes Row 4-Genia Harris, Janet Graham, Irma Schweain, Barbara Hope, Larry Wills, Bill Evans, Becky Hobbs, Karen Maham, jill Juden Mi'mbc'r.v 110f in piclzm'-jerry Reimann, Dorothy Van Pclr, Bill Renner, Raymond Ritter, Deon Johnson Miracle at the Inn by Surdam On March 27, the following one- and Wilson was this year,s Christ- act Plays were given in the school mas presentation of the Silver Spear and A Cappella assisted by members of the public speaking class. auditorium before a large audience composed of students and towns- people: The Happy Journeyv by Paying tribute to St. Valentine's Wilder and -iwilburis Honey Bean Day, the club held a banquet on the , evening of February IO, using a sweetheart theme. by Payton. Photographers' Club Row I-Jo Ann Wilson, James Ranney, Sharon Nigra, Betty Ashbridge, Karole Kays Row 2-Bob Cruse, Shirley Oli- ver, Bill Blank, Delores Gal- lo w a y , Roslyn Kaufman, Joyce Brown Members not in ,hiciure--Joan Allison, Gracolyn Bierschwal, Sharon Brothers, E l e a n o r Bunch, Larry Fluegge, Betty Green, Colleen Horn, Ted Miller, Bob Pierce, Doris Riehn, Danny Hope, Jim Schmidt, Barbara Ulrich Proj eetionist Club Row 1-Bill Blank, James Ran- ney, Bob Cruse Row 2-Michael O'Donnell, Mr. Klaus, William Dorrell Members not in picture-Bob Blank, Hobart Baker, Frank- lin Crites, Wayne Hanebrink, Earl Mackey, Jerry Sample, Gene Statler, Arthur Welch, John Welch, Bob Keesee, Jer- ry Stone, Michael Zadick Travel Club Row I-Ardith Krahn, Barba- ra Ulrich, Janice Hadfield, Mary Alice Bauerle Row 2-Patsy Meyer, D 0 r i s Riehn, Phyllis Young, La- Verne Slinkard, Sue Keim To create an interest and ele- mentary skills in the develop- ment and printing of pictures centered around actual experi- ence is the goal the Photo- graphy Club tries to seek. Learning to operate the pro- jector and to show pictures, when they are available, to the student body are the main functions of the Projectionist Club. The Travel Club members learn methods of travel, plan trips, and see picture films. This last semester they studied transportation by bus, airplane, train, etc. A dinner at the Alvarado followed by a movie was a social event. Christian Youth Fellowship Row I-Sonya St. Clair, Carol Rudert, Norma Kauf- man, Evelyn Young, Mary 'Murphy Row 2-Sonya Abernathie, Jacqueline Green, Mil- dred Graden, Jane Cantrell, Mary Welch, Ruth Shaltupsky Row 3-Betty Canfield, Betty Howard, Marilyn Nel- son, judy Bollinger, Mrs. XWilliams Qsponsorj Nirfnzlnafm 1101 in pirlzzre-Dolly Briggs, Carol Buelte- man, Becky Froemsdorf, Margaret Mecham, Caro- lyn Miller, La Verne Slinkard, Martha Statler, Barbara Wallace, Carol Ann Mason, Nellie Rog- ers, Elvera Slovcr, Bonnie Unsell The Christian Youth Fellowship is basi- cally a religious club made up of members of all churches. It is the purpose of the club to deepen the spiritual life of its mem- bers and to bring about understanding without compromise. The theme for study during this semester has been How to Become More Radiant Christiansf' During the first semester the club made stuffed toys for polio patients and nut cups for the vet- erans hospital for their Christmas dinner. Y-Teens R010 I-Shirley Merritt, La Jean Medlin, Eleanor Bunch, Janet Brennan, Ann Cooley, Melba Mur- phy, Barbara Blattner Rau 2-Verna Hobbs, .Io Ellen Sarff, Sue Ferrill, Vivian Hobbs, Betty Green, Becky Froemsdorf Row 3-Marilyn Gleason, Mary Ann Kelpe, Carolyn Miller, Mary Glasscock, Shirley Spurlock Mefzzbvrx not in picture-Sue King, Carol Roennigke, Wilma Stovall, Mary Glasscoek, Shirley Borcn, Norma Hardwick, Colleen Horn, Linda Lasater, Norma Lirely, Laurel Roennigke, Carol Rudert, Doris Scandrett, Verla Smith Members of the Y-Teens offer their serv- ices at anytime the need arises. Activities this year included the making of a scrapbook for polio patients, baskets of food and toys at Thanksgiving and Christmas given to needy families, and sending flowers and cards to the sick. A dandelion contest was held in the spring with Ann Cooley and Linda Lasater the competing candidates. Latin Club Melva Huttegger, Mary Mur- Phy M1'111l11'l'x ll0f in j1i4'llzr1'-Phyl- lis Huckstep, Eddie McCorm- ick Los Companeros Castellanos Row I--Mary Ann Stovall, Lorna Sue Proifer, Karen XVest, Martha Statler, Caro- lyn Seamans, Diane Butler Ron' 2-Coralynn johnson, Mary Liz Renner, Rosemary Hite, Jo Ann Schafer, Lucy Nuss- baum, S a l l y Sutton, Carol Bueltemann Row 3-Judy Turner, LaVerne Slinkard, Kathryn Burford, Marilyn Seabaugh, Margaret Cleland, Mrs. Williamsf spon- sorj Mi'mI1w'x Ilflf in pirt11r4'-Roy- lyn Andrews, Virginia Grant, L Mary Liz Renner Open to all Latin students, the Latin Club offers more knowledge of the Roman customs. This year members partici- pated in Latin Word games, number games, Roman plays, and songs. Latin Week was observed. Besides working diligently in order that it might uphold its past record at district scholastic contests, the twenty members of the Spanish Club also enjoyed preparing for the annual Pan- American banquet at which Dr. A. J. Rasche spoke of his re- cent trip to Mexico. El Alvarado was an ideal place for this occasion. 'lBack in Qld Spain,', a program of songs and dances from Spain, was presented in assembly on May 1. Linda Lasater, Bill Renner, To create an interest in a field that has a great demand for trained men is the purpose of the Electrical Engineers Club. Members learn various phases of electricity and perform experi- ments with electrical equipment. They have discussed and demonstrated with radio parts, an oscilloscope, a phono oscillator, etc. Electrical Engineers Row I-R i c h a r d Statham, Charles Haman Row 2-Michael Zadick, Jack Golightly, Bill Wescoat Membrrs not in 11icl11rz'-Jim- my Austin, Ronald Childers, Kenneth Gibson, Dan Hope, Charles Hutson, Ralph Max- ton, Ted Miller, Dick Nied- ling, Bob Pierce, Dave Rick- ard, Terry Robb, Charles Statler, Lloyd Simmons Chemistry Club Row I-Barry Davis, John Summers, Shirley Lewis, Shirley Rateliff, Margaret Ferrill, Charles Ratcliff Row 2-Russell Withers, Gary Tomlinson, Sherman Craig, Tom Draper, Wood McComb, Don Regenhardt, Mr. Blu- menburg Qsponsorj Members 110f in picf11n'-Bar- barn Blattner, Bill Beckwith, Eleanor Bunch, Frank Hall, Kenneth Higgerson, Larry Hopper, David Olsen, Gerald Perry, Don Werner, Marvin- ann Craig The Chemistry Club is a supplement to the regular course in chemistry. Members are interested in learning good laboratory procedure and in performing many experiments. Some of their experiments have been in the making of explosives, preparing acids and gases, and in developing smoke screens and smoke rings. D. O. Club Row I-Shirley Wright, Iris Clark, Peggy Tucker, Kaye Felts, Shirley Fulton, Marilyn Mullen, Barbara Brothers, Melba Nichols, Shirley Spalding, Yvonne Henson Row 2--Eugene Hency, Barbara Schlue, Beth Schlue, Hermina Lueddecke, Carol Reiker, Delores McGraw, Doris Robinson, Patsy Moore, Phyllis Withers, Mr. Carter Csponsorj Rau' 5-Bob Vines, Donald Gammon, David Ware, Bill Seabaugh, Billy Eifert, Don Miller, joe Faust, Bud Gearhardt, Granville Sanders, Ronald Thomas Ron' 4-Monroe Spillman, William Kuss, Jerry Howard, James Maevers, Homer Gil- bert, john Roth, james Stoll, Gary Watson, jack Followell Mf'lIIbl'l'.Y lI0f in Picture-Mary Edminston, Shirley Oliver, Barbara Rowe, jerry Walk- er, ,larnes Brown, Charles Green, Layne Cunningham, Marilyn Gleason, Robert Hines, janet Lett, Ronald Likens, Shirley Mansfield, James Pledger, john Sum- mers, Bonnic Welker, John Werzel. Twice a month the Diversified Occupations Club meets on Wed nesday evenings. F 1, a Christmas party was given featuring a student talent show and the selection of a king and queen Gilbert and Barbara Rowe. or a special occasioi , Homer On February I8 the club entertained the Jackson D. O. Club with a chili supper with dancing as the chief entertainment. Two other special activities during the spring semester were the Southeast Missouri D. O. Club banquet held at the Rustic Rock Inn at Sikeston on March 12 and the Annual Employer-Employee Banquet held on April 9 at the Colonial Tavern in Cape Girardeau. Math Club Razr l-Ray Duncan, Bill Beck- with, Don Popp Ron' 2-Carlton Summers, John Reed, Miss XVilliams fsporv sorj, Jerry Kinder, Don Rasche, Raymond Ritter Alt'NII7t'V,X no! in 1via'1'11r4'-Sher- man Craig, Frank Hall, Ken- neth Higgerson, NVarren New- man Driving Club Left Io right-Eleanor Bunch Barbara Wallace, Perry Dock- ins, Margaret Ferrill, john Popp, Mary Sue Brooks, A. R. Nanna, Herbert Statler, Don Popp, Mr. Rudert fspon- sorj Mrvzzlzvrx :mf in pic'Il1re-Bar- barn Followell, ,loc Martin, john Burciaga Monday Typlllg Club Row I-Mary Ann Ranney, Renee Holm, Joyce Bullard, Theda Moore, Ronnie Rog- ers, Jerry Sample, Gene Ed- wards, jennifer Ford, Judith Clark, Linda Withers, Larry liluegge Row 2--Nellie Rogers, jane Cauble, Joyce Oxford, Gaye lfoeste, Katherine Eifert, Shir- ley Reed, Claudine Keesee, Ann XVescoat, Roylyn An- drews, Elinor O'Howell Row 4-juanita West, Judy Thompson, Melva Fiedler, W'anda Reece, Karen Hayden, Mildred Jauch, Gail Garlock, Betty Dale, joyce Fisher Mt'lII!J!'I'.f lI0f in pirt1u'e-Barba- ra Allison, Marianne Biere schwal, Gene Edwards, june Edwards, Gay Foeste, Nellie Rogers, Rosemary Alexiou, Deanna Allgier, Betty As- bridge, Shirley Aufdenberg, judy Barringer, Mary Sue if, ,,.,. A S r. Brooks, Shirley Boren, jane Cantrell, Bill Clark, Clifford Crosnoe, Carol Graves, Ray Don Hinkle, Ros- lyn Kaufman, Don Keesee, Edana Knight, Norma Deen Lirely, Eddie McCormick, Charlotte Moore, Ersie Propst, Juanita Propst, Phillip Richardson, Elizabeth Rose, ,lo Ann Simmons, jane Smith, Deanna Stout, Sally Sutton, Peggy Walker, Mary Witting Members of the Math To teach safe driving Club spend club periods practices, rules and laws in learning the use of the of the road is the purpose slide rule. of the Driving Club. Learning to use the keyboard, get- ting the fundamental principles in- volved in typing, and doing prac- tice exercises are the main activities of the Typing Club. Audubon Club Swzfcvf--Boniiie Bierschw.l N 1 , orma Barringer, Ml'lIIf1t'V'Y not in jzif'f11rv--Larry Cassoutt, Judith Jo Ann WilS0n Clark, Harry George, Ronald Grebing, joe Sfllllllillg-JHIHCS Hiekam, Mrs. Findley, fspon- McLain, David Middleton, -Iohn P0 R .b sorj, Harry Springmeyer - Members of the Audubon Club at Cen- tral are also members of state and national Audubon societies. Besides studying birds, their main interest, they study all other forms of wild life. In club meetings films are shown. lectures are heard, and students give reports on topics connected with their spee- ial interests. PP, Us Y Stabaugh, john Stubbs, Ralph Thomas Seeing films and studying about 'ld . W1 game, learning safety measures in the use of firearms, and having quizzes on hunting and fishing keep the members of the Hunt- ing and Fishing Club highly entertained They have held 'ttall talesl' Contests taken a trip to Horseshoe Lake, and had, an all- night fishing trip. Hunting and Fishing Club Row I-Harry George, Raluh M L, 1 axton, john Stubbs Ron 7 M Broun ji .5 ' --- r. Hines fsponsorj, Dennis f , m Lirzelfelner, Wayne Horton, Bob Keeseeg Ron' 5-George Sehowengerdt, Carr Lane O'Connell, Lorrin Robison, Larry Miller, Myron Shaltupsliy fVl!'IlIf7l'I'S Hof in !7il'flllAt'- MLlfCL!S Rogers, Bill Blank, Marlin Buelow, Buster Crites, Eddie Crites Robert Dieteker, Bill liitzpatrick, Kenneth Gibson, Newt Gilliland, Sonny Griffith, Cleo Johns, Keith Jones, Bob Kelley, Guy Lowes, John Lufey, Larry Patrick, David Richard, jerry Sehlegel M70... ww., N urses' Club d N4 r Ann Stovall, Rou' I-Kathryn Burfor , i a y Martha Statler, Carol Ann Mason, La Jean fam? Mcdlin, Paula Hudgins, Martha Lewis RIl1U 2-Yvonne Little, Barbara Followell, Melva Huttegger, Janice Beckwith, Vivian Hobbs, Jo Ellen Sarff, Verna Hobbs, Shirley Ratcliff Row 3--Iudith Shaltupsky, Sally Sutton, Bonnie Unsell, Shirley Spurlock, Mary Ann Kelpe, Carolyn Seamans, Karen West Row 4-Carol Bueltemann, La Donna Howard, Shirley Lewis, Miss Schrader fsponsorj, Caro- lyn Miller, Mary Glasscock, Joan Suedekum Members not in picfzzrz'-Becky Froemsdorf, Betty Hengst, Phyllis Huckstep, Wilma Stovall, ' ' F '11, Carolyn Moeller, Marilyn Nelson, Shirley Reed, Margie Shirley Wilson, Margaret erri Reisenbichler, Patsy Welker To benefit future nurses and to inter- rofession are the purposes f the Nurses' Club. The members pre- o i pare reports for club meetings on drugs and diseases. A recruitment film Keeper of the . . . I Lamp was seen, and a picnic was a socia est others in the p CVCHK. Forum Club tion of oficers the Forum Club set up a master agenda for the meet- in s to follow. This provided the principal S topic for discussion at each meeting along . . . . .. f 'th definitely designed responsibility or wi leadership in the discussion of the topics. After an elec Row I-Walter F ord, Waldo Withers, Don Koch. Ro-w 2-M ichael Zadick, C. W. Suedekum, David Howard New Clubs-Second Semester SHORTHAND CLUB Barbara Allison, Darlene Bechel, Kathryn Burford, Judith Clark, Joyce Fisher, Norma Hardwick, Karen Hayden, Martha Lewis, Elwanda Macke, Nancy Man- drell, Carole Oliver, Glenice Stafford, Charlotte Stallings, Wilma Stovall, Ruby Sullivan, Mary Ann Wachter, Kenny Werner BOYS, SINGING CLUB William Dorrell, Jack Golightly, Douglas Hester, Wayne Horton, Larry Mc- Kinney, Dick Niedling, Michael O,Donnell, Edward Nebel, John Pratt, Ron- ald Rogers, Lloyd Simmons XVEDNESDAY TYPING CLUB Barabara Allison, Darlene Bechel, Janice Beckwith, Ronald Brennan, Donna Davis, Ray Duncan, Carol Ervin, Joe Eriese, Mary Glasscock, Jeanne Gleason, Judy Hargraves, James Kuss, Lida Landgraf, Beverly Latham, Bonnie Lawson, Yvonne Little, Connie McGraw, Elwanda Macke, Margaret Mecham, Carole Oliver, Charles Rateliff, Peggy Riehn, Edwina Rowe, Jo Ellen Sitzes, Shirley Spurlock, Charlotte Stallings, Carlton Summers, Thomas Taveggia, Mary Ann Wachter, Raymond Wfetzel, Judy Wills, Carol Wood MISSOURI CLUB Monica Allison, Shirley Aufdenburg, Sally Blaylock, Louise Cartwright, Bar- bara Chaplin, Jane Cauble, Barbara Criddle, Jackie Green, Edana Knight, Elinor O'I-Iowell, Shirley Reed, Jo Ann Simmons, Louise Statler, Patsy Welk- er, Elizabeth Rose BO YS' COOKING CLUB Bill Cooper, Pete Dye, Ervin Wfalker, Joe Gleason, Harold Higgerson, Charles Jacobs, Harold Kerr, Paul McNeely, Dave Middleton, Carr Lane O,Connell, Bruce Parham, John Popp, Gene Statler, Joe Summers, Thomas Taveggia, Don Wise ..72.. I The Calnera Was Loaded l l 1. Party boosters 2. Miss Noor comes to Ccntrnl 3. The Magic Carpet 4. Miss Sacllcrf!! 5. N. H. S. dig., nitnries and quest speaker 6. Charlie crowns Lois 7. Queen Suundrn and attendants H. Hobbs twins United Nations assembly 10. Ritter, the winner 11. Shaltupsky Twins 12. Our man Friday -73.. Boys? Sports Club Rau' I-Larry Cassoutt, Ronnie Wadlington, Bill Clark, Larry Schlegcl, Charles Huber Row 2-Jim Moore, William Estes, Carr Lane O'Connell, Joe Gleason, Sharon Brothers, Bob Vines Row 3-Don Hinkle, Bill Schoen, Edward Bartels Mrmfvcrx not in picture-Joe Gayer, Harry George, Yvayne Hopper, Jerry Kasten, Herbert Littleton, Wayne Masterson, Larry McKinney, Bob Reed, Jerry Reimann, Tom Taveggia, Wfilliam Estes, Howard Anderson, Jack Bond, Dan Cobble, Bill Cooper, Eddie Crites, Clifford Crosnoe, Bill Dcwrock, Bob Dietiker, Bill Fitz- patrick, Doug Hester, Harold Higgerson, Bob Kelly, Don Keesee Girls, Sports Club The main object of the Boys' Sport Club is to pro- mote good sportsmanship in both winning and los- ing teams. The boys, non- lettermen only, are active in intramural basketball and softball. Open to all girls inter- ested in sports, the Girls' Sports Club offers a rare opportunity. The club sponsors all girls' sports activities and awards let- ters to winning teams of various events throughout the year. Volleyball is the main activity, and at the end of the year the win- ning team is entertained by the losing team. Row 1--Becky McSwain, Shirley Luebbers, Marilyn Gleason, Carolyn Metie, Virginia Cobb, Jackie Boswell, Betty Bertling, Jo Ann Schade, Peggy Walker, Louise Statler Row 2-Betty Propst, Bonnie Bierschwal, Joel Harvey, Doris Scandrett, Jo Ann Schafer, Marilyn Seabaugh, Nancy Nichols, Delores Cronenbold, Carolon Koenig Row 3-Virginia Grant, Barbara Criddle, Vivian Clark, Sally Blaylock, Charlotte Moore, Jo Ann Foster, Thelma Lorenz, June Smith, Marvinann Craig, Margie Reisenbichler Row 4-Norma Barringcr, Laura Gluckhertz, Lida Landgraf, Anna Jean Lamb, Camille Schumacher, Ruth Clark, Marilyn Schmidt, Norma Hardwick, Cleo Ticer Mrmbrrx l10f in jwicfurc'-Rosemary Alexiou, Deanna Allgier, Judy Barringer, Mary Caldwell, Carol Ervin, Don- na Parker, Nancy Shirrell, Mary Alice Stone, Carol Wfood, Loretta Brothers, Shirley Hoffman, Coralynn John- son, Linda Lasater, Shirley Ramsey, Shirley Smith, Terry Tucker, Betty Wfunderlich, Clodine Wachter, Shir- ley Crites, Donna Davis, Mary Alice Elders, Jeanne Gleason, Doris Joyce, Phyllis Huckstep, Mary Ann Kel- pe, Darlene McBride 0 NS' 'i z'ml!M 4 31 i A - RQ ii Football Squad 1 i v l Row 1-Brennecke, Miller, Dietiker, Waldrup, Hines, J. Linn Mackey, Heuring, Howell, Thomas, Atchison, Abla Row 2-Coach Muir, D. Newman, Roberts, Friday, Buelow, W. Newman, Sweet, Watkins, Mcisenheimer, Bass, Young, Allen Row 3-Middleton, Likens, Wyatt, Cooper, Patmore, T. Richardson, Clore, Hawkins, Eakers, Schack, Frissell, Hill Row 4-Hall, Buelteman, Summers, Olson, Perry, E. Mackey, M. Richardson, A. Welch, Martin, McNeely, Smith Row 5-J. Welch, Kasten, Froemsdorf, Boren, Niswonger, Cunningham, Hester, Loos, Snyder Central-20 Central-I 3 Central-3 3 Central-1 3 Central--I 2 SUMMARY A-Team Q Illmo-Fornfelt-o Cairo-I 3 Perryville-o Caruthersville-1 2 Jackson-1 2 Central-6 Sikeston- I 3 Central-1 3 Kennett-o Central-2 5 Charleston-o Central--o Poplar Bluff-20 Won-5 Lost-2 Tied-2 B-Team Central-3 3 Cairo-o Central--31 Ch8fT66l2O Central-I 4 Chaffee-6 Central-20 Fredericktown-7 Central--7 Sikeston-1 3 Won-4 W Lost-1 .-75.. In their first game of the season, the Ti- gers, under their new director, Coach Payne Muir, were victorious over Illmo-Fornfelt. Cairo Pilots and Central Tigers battled out the second game to a tie, and taking up the play Where they left off with Cairo, piled up a 33-o victory over Perryville in the third game of the season. With Caruthersville as the next oppon- ents, the Tigers emerged victorious with the bare margin of one point, but a win. A Week later they tied a favored Jackson High grid team. Central's first defeat came on Hallowe'en with the Sikeston Bulldogs, but in the Hnal home game they socked the Kennett Indians I3-O. In the last two games the Tigers defeat- ed the Charleston Bluejays and then lost the last game to the Poplar Bluff Mules. 3 3 3 S a i 2 A 3 3 2 5 2 5 3 5 2 1 5 S E e 55 1 x .ww :mama-wx-.f f'-- -Qqwf-KW-.A Q . ,.e.,iv .V n.wmwmumaQw,Mff.f,.w.mw,4v, Www qv, ,wwwxpza .wwmmm,wfw1 . ,kww-wmwm My QA 1. ,ww , . lm. w - ww il f f A Lettermen Leff David Newman, Halfback, Senior Tony Wyatt, Quarterback, Senior Don Atchison, Fullback, Junior Don Abla, Quarterback, Sophomore C1'111'z'r J. Linn Mackey, Center, Senior Dave Olsen, Tackle, Senior Rigbf Tom Brennecke, Halfback, Senior Tom Richardson, Guard, Senior Dave Young, Halfback, Senior Dave Hawkins, Guard, Senior Ronnie Likens, Quarterback, Senior Warren Newman, Guard, Junior Arlan Roberts, Halfback, Junior Cecil Waldrup, Tackle, Senior Larry Akers, Tackle, Sophomore Bob Hines, Guard, Senior Cheer Le d H CYS Row I-,Ioan Porter, Judy Nussbaum, Shirley Evans Ron' 2-Judy Temple, Emilv Simpson, W'endy K Rau' i-Carolyn Metie, Sh' l-f ' urka ir LS Davis, Io Ann Prather ya w,faQe1z 4W'1 Row Tigerettes 1--Carolyn Metje, Emily Simpson, -Ioan Porter, Wently Kurka, judy Nussbaum, Shirley Evans, Judy Tem ple, Jo Ann Prather, Shirley Davis Row 2-Evelyn McElreath, Virginia Grant, Roylyn Andrews, Judy Thompson, Glenda McElreath, Sally Blay- lock, Paula Hudgins, Carol Ervin, Doris Scandrett, Barbara Criddle, Kay McCollum, Pat Parker Rau: 5-Carol Rudert, Elinor O'Howell, Louise Statler, Marvinann Craig, joan I-Ierrman, Katherine Eifert, Ter- ry Tueker, Retha W'ittaker, Jo Ann Simmons, Marianne Biersehwal, Nancy Nichols Row -I--Donna Davis, Rosalee Lorberg, Rosemary Alexiou, Darlene McBride, Norma Hardwick, Lida Landgraf, Vivian Clark, Cleo Ticer Rozc' 5-Marilyn Schmidt, Jo Ann Schade, Ruth Clark, Jean Lambert, Marilyn Macke Adding much to the pep life of the school, the Cheeerleaders and Tigerettes were present at all the foot- ball and basketball games, leading the sch0ol's cheering section. They sponsored an all-school dance and for the first time in several years, introduced a football queen at one of the home games. Before one of the games there was the annual chili supper and decoration of the goal posts. just before the Thanksgiving game, a snake dance was held. The many pep assemblies held during the year were sponsor d . e by these gro K - 78 -- ups. Basketball Squad Raw I-Gerald Schlegel fmanagerj, joe Gayer, Jerry Moore, Gerald Hinton Larry Schlegel Carr Lane O,Connell, john Welch, Barry Davis Qmanagerj Row 2-Coach Weldon Hager, Donald Weis, James Hency, Louis Meisenheimer Arthur Welch Earl Mackey, Coach Muegge Row 3-Walter Ford, Jack Boswell, David Howard, Don Koch, C. W, Suedekum Paul Stehr 4 jim Miller, Eirc Mount, Bob Hunt SEASONS SUMMARY Teams Played Date Place Illmo-Fornfelt Dec. Here McKinley . . . Dec. Here St. Mary's . . . Dec. Here Fredericktown Dec. There Jackson .... Jan. Here Illmo-Fornfelt Jan. There Preps ,.,,., Jan. There Paducah , . Jan. Here Hancock . . . Jan. Here Poplar Bluff A... 4 , . Jan. There Sikeston 3 , , . . . . Feb. There St. Mary's , . . . , . Feb. There Preps .,,,, Feb. Here Jackson ...., . . . Feb. There Poplar Bluff .4., . , A Feb. Here Big Four Tournament-Won by Cape Central Poplar Bluff Tournament-won by Cape Central Regional Tournament at Flat River-Won by Cap A fcfmn B emu Tigers Opp077WCl7fS Tzgfrs Opponents 73 41 47 S3 60 41 76 34 S6 34 77 44 60 44 83 47 59 45 S2 45 74 46 65 40 56 38 IO3 62 64 40 e Central Basketball Lettermen AH TEAM Walter Joe Ford, Jack Boswell, Dave Howard, Don Koch, C. W. Suedekum, Paul Stehr, Jim Miller, Eric Mount. Bob Hunt Member no! in jrivfurr'-Damon Dale Basketball season at Central this year has been most successful, the Tigers complet- ing a score of 23 wins and two losses. Downing Illmo-Fornfelt in the opening game, the team dropped the second to Mc- Kinley High of St. Louis. Then followed a successive string of zz victories until the de- feat in the quarterfinals at the state tournament. Included in the string of wins was the record breaking 103 to 62 triumph over the Jackson Indians. The Tigers also captured the championships of the Big Four Tournament in Cape, the Poplar Bluff Invitational, and the A Regional held in Flat River. Dave Howard was selected one of the five best high school basketball players in Mis- souri and was named as the guard on the Missouri All-Star team. In the district All-Star Team five Central players were named in the first ten classification. They were Dave How- ard, C. XV. Suedekum, Paul Stehr, Don Koch, and Wfalter Ford. Damon Dale was named on the second ten and Jim Miller was in the honorable mention group. A total of 1780 points was rolled up by the team in the season, Dave Howard leading with 458 points in individual scoring. C. XV. Suedekum came next with 342 points, and Koch placed third with 315. Basketball Lettermen BH TEAM , . , MMM .MMMWLW mm ,Mmm-:ami ,-.umnnusuniu Louis Mcisenheimer, Gerald Hinton, Curr Lane O'Connell, james Heney, Larry Schlegel, Joe Gnycr .l'Il'IlII7l'I' not ill f7il'flll'1'-31,011 Nnnnuy UAH TEAM POSITIONS BH TEAM Koch Center Meisenheimer Howard, Suedekum, Forwards Hinton, O,Connell Boswell, Miller Heney, Nanney Stehr, Ford, Hunt, Guards L. Schlegel, Gayer Mount, Dale L. W. Muegge COACHES Wfeldon Hager The tip-off z. Tt's bigger than Ford! .. 81 - Baseball The 1952 Tigers were undefeated champions of the Southeast Missouri Baseball League and advanced to the state tournament where they won from two St. Louis teams before bowing in defeat to the Central High in the finals, 3-o. Four members of the squad- Sue- dekum, Stehr, Ford, and Koch play- ed during the past summer with the Cape Girardeau American Legion junior team which performed in the National Sectional Tournament at Bloomington, Illinois. This is the fartherest a Cape team has ever gone in national competition. SCORES FOR I9S2 SEASON lllmo-Fornfelt Jackson Chaffee Chaffee Preps Jackson St. Marys Sikeston Illmo-Fornfelt Sikeston Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Km'6Iing-Arlan Roberts, Ronnie Likens, Malcolm Schack, Walter Joe Ford, Paul Stehr, Rich ard Brockmire, Bob Hawn Standing-Bob Hunt, Bill Cooper, Wfood McComb, C. W. Suedekum, Don Koch, Jack Fowler Paul Heuring, Ranney Young, Coach Muegge Sports Parade I. A tense moment 2. I crown thee queen 3. Oh, Brother and yeah, man! 4. Get him! 5. Muir tells ,em What's What. Girls? Volleyball Raw I-Darlene McBride, Nancy Nichols, Sally Blaylock, Delores Cronenbold Row 2--Mary Liz Renner, Sue Muegge, jean Lambert, Marilyn Schmidt, Bonnie Unsell One hundred girls making up ten teams participated this year in the Intramural Volleyball Tournament. The members of the winning team were Marilyn Schmidt, captain, Nan- cy Nichols, Jean Lambert, Liz Ren- ner, Sue Muegge, Rosemary Alexiou, Darlene McBride, Bonnie Unsell, Sal- ly Blaylock, Delores Cronenbold. These girls received letters. Captains for the other teams were Clodine Wachter, Shirley Smith, Marilyn Macke, Marvinann Craig, Marilyn Gleason, Jackie Boswell, Carolyn Metje, Doris Scandrett, Sharon Nigra. Teams placing with a win of live games and three losses were led by Wfachter, Macke, Boswell, and Ni- gra. Smith and her team placed third. The captains served as referees, and timekeeper was Miss Towse. For the first time the tournament was held out of doors, making it possible with two courts to complete the games in less time than in prev- ious years. PLAY DAY Play day was held this year on April II at State Teachers' College. Participating were Norma Barringer, Shirley Wright, Jean Lambert, Joan Por- ter, Saundra Seabaugh, Marvinann Craig, Marilyn Macke, and Wendy Kurka. Girls, Basketball Row I-Wendy Kurka, Gracolyn Bierschwal, Delores Cronenbold, Mary Lois Chaffin, Mary Lou Caldwell, Connie McGraw, Phyllis Huckstep, Nellie Rogers, Mary Ann Ranney, Caro- lon Koenig, Shirley Smith, Linda Withers, Louise Statler, Carol Ervin Row 2--Joan Porter, Wanda Vavak, Bonnie Unsell, June Smith, Mary Murphy, Carol Wood, Shirley Aufdenburg, Peggy Marlin, Kay Wright, Sally Blaylock, Barbara Criddle, Doris Scandrett, Janice Beckwith, Karole Kays Row 3-Betty Canfield, Retha Whittaker, Margaret Ferrill, Sue Ferrill, Clodine Wachter, Evelyn Young, Charlotte Moore, Lyda Landgraf, Janet Brennan, Nancy Nichols, Carol Rudert Row 4-Betty Bertling, Joyce Oxford, Gaye Foeste, Jean Ann Childress, Judy Turner, Jo El- len Sarif, Jean Lambert, Judy Barringer, Terry Sue Tucker, Cleo Ticer Roux 5iMarvinann Craig, Marilyn Macke, Judy Nussbaum, Jackie Green, Donna Kay Fowler, Phyllis Gibbs, Carol Roennigke, Norma Hardwick, Carolyn Metje, Joyce Smith During the second semester the girls engaged in an intramural basketball tournament. Captains were as follows: Gaye Foeste, Jackie Boswell, Norma Barringer, Joyce Oxford, Retha Whittaker, Joyce Smith, Shirley Smith. CAPTAINS Foeste Boswell Barringer Oxford Whittaker S. Smith Smith MEMBERS Moore, Nigra, Kays, Chaffin, Green, Koenig, Wright, McGraw Scandrett, Kurka, Seabaugh, Ticcr, Canfield, Caldwell, Cronenbold, Statler, J. Smith Nichols, Landgraf, Porter, Wood, Fowler, Ranney, Ervin, Rogers Bertling, Hardwick, Blaylock, Merritt, Beckwith, J. Barringer, Cridclle, Withers, Brennan Nussbaum, Tucker, M. Ferrill, Huckstep, Turner, Roennigke, Young, Bierschwal, Vavak Metie, Marlin, Rudert, Glukhertz, Prather, S. Ferrill, Unsell, Aufdcnberg, Gibbs Lambert, Luebbers, Brown, Lamb, Sarff, Wfachter, Shade, Riehn Substitutes-Alice Cook and LaJean Medlin Referees-Marilyn Macke and Marvinann Craig An elmination type tournament was played. One loss and a team was out of the champ- ionship bracket. Keeping In Trim -g6... LD Q x ZW QQ fk 6 ,Rf sera 4 Hail now to the Queen Of our choice, ever lovely and fair- Aml loyal 'we'll he Through the year anytime anywhere- So as our hearts glow With great haj1pi11ess as she draws near- Hail now fo the Queen Of Girardof, The Book of the year- Surzg hwy Margaret Cleland af QIlfC11,S Coronation 1953 Cirardot Queen T00 GGPOZQI1 OCA5 ur Queen , 1 bi Football Queen SAUNDRA SEABAUGH Senior Queen Q JANUARY p LOIS BOLLINGER Senior Queen and Attendants QMAY CLASSJ JUDITH NUSSBAUM PA11uc1A TILLETT SHIRLEY MERRI TT JEAN MCDONALD JUDY HOFFMAN Queen -39.- School Honors National Honor Society Row 1-Mr. Sheets, Miss Williams, J. Linn Mackey, Sonya St. Clair, Margaret Barks, Jane Mc- Neely, Carolyn Abernathy, Hermina Lueddecke Row 2-Ray Duncan, Carlton Summers, Jerry Kinder, Jeanette Hosea, Lois Bollinger, Leanna Hartle, Judy Nussbaum, Janice Hadfield, Sue King, Patricia Tillcrt, Doris Riehn, Don Riehn, Dave Newman Membership in the Cape Girardeau chapter of the National Honor Society is the highest honor that may be conferred upon a Central student. Only those students who distinguish themselves in character, scholarship, leadership and service are invited to join the society. Thus students are encouraged to develop those desirable characteristics that will prepare them for a more useful life. An initiation ceremony and a celebration dinner are held each semester to introduce new members to the organization. NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL POETRY CONTEST fFirst Semesterj Honorable Mention A1ifc1rds-Bessie St. Clair, Bill Evans, and Ruby Sullivan Certifimfes-Barbara Ulrich, Durg Lawson, Margie Hawkins, A. R. Nanna, Bob Hunt, Ruby Sullivan, Genia Harris, Doris Scandrett, Kathryn Burford, Don Abla, Faye Howell, Barbara Porritt, Shirley Melvin, Mary Alice Elders, Ronnie Hopper, Wayne Froemsdorf, and Ruth Ann Clark. Ruby Sullivan Bill Evans Bessie St. Clair l -90- Student Body Presidents School Honors MOST COURTEOUS STUDENTS First Semester 12A-Shirley Oliver, Charles Frissell 11A l2B- -Betty Green, Gerald Perry Mary Alice Bauerle, Herbert Statler 11B-Barbara Dixon, Jack Boswell 10A-Kenneth Sander, Jo Ann Wilson 10B-Charles Haman, Norma Hardwick 9A -Kenneth Evans, Kay McCollum 9B-Ralph Maxton, Rebecca Hobbs CITIZENSHIP AWARDS D.A.R' Good Citizenship Contest-Jam ice Hadfield. Sophomore Representative to Jefferson City fsponsored by the Wednesday Club,- Don Abla. J. LINN MACKEY fFirst Semesterj WALTER FORD fSecond Semesterj SCHOLARSHIP HONORS First semester Highest ranking senior Qfirst semesterj- Jane McNeely. Highest ranking sophomores ffirst semes- terj--Genia Harris, Bob Hunt, Raymond Ritter. National Honor Society Scholarship Exams -Leanna Hartle, Jerry Kinder, Carlton Sum- mers. United Nations Exams fsponsored by Na- tional Honor Societyj-Leanna Hartle. Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award-J. Linn Mackey ffirst semesterj, Carlton Summers Qsecond semesterj. Senior Class Presidents CHARLES FRISSELL QFirst Semesterj DAVID NEWMAN fSecond Semesterj School Honors Oratorical Winners WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON ORATORICAL CONTEST WINNER Eric Mount SOPHOMORE ORATORICAL CONTEST WINNER Raymond Ritter Mount Ritter A CAPPELLA LETTERS TO OUTSTANDING BOY AND GIRL Don Coppage and Jane McNee1y ESSAY CONTESTS Eighth District- Why I Want to Be a Nurse -Shirley Lewis Qfirst placej' V.F.W.- Democracy Is What We Make It -Mary Alice Masters Qsecond placej. Silver Pins Eric Mount, Shirley Snider, Leon Allen, Carol Rudert, Don Riehn, Sonya Abernathie, Java- da Geiser, Karole Kays, Bessie St. Clair, Sue Muegge, Joe James, LaDonna Howard, Mel- ba Murphy, Kay McCollum. SHORTHAND 12A-Doris Riehn 1 IA-Carol Rudert OFFICE PRACTICE Janice Hadfield BOOKKEEPING Poetry Reading-Bessie St. Clair Qfirst placej. Prose Reading-Wendy Kur- ka Qsecond placej. if Honors won after March 25 could not be included in this bookj. Commercial Awards TYPEWRITING Gold Pins Jane McNeely, Carol Rudert, Sonya Abernathie Janice Hadfield Carol Rudert jane McNeely CAROLYN ABERNATHY MARGARET BARKS GERALD BASS LOIs BOLLINGER JERRY BOSWELL GERMAINE BUSCHE DON COPPAGE EARL COTNER MARY COWGILL BARRY DAVIS TOM DIETIKER MARY EDMINSTON JOE EAUST JOHN FORD CHARLES FRISSELL JACK GAITHER BUDDY GEARHARDT DAVID HAWKINS MARIE HENCY BILLY HOFFMEISTER JEANETTE HOSEA ROSALIE KIEHNE HERMINA LUEDDECKE EVELYN MCELREATH GLENDA MCELREATH JANE MCNEELY BETTY MACKE J. LINN MACKEY GARY METJE MARILYN MULLEN CAROLYN OCHS SHIRLEY O'DANIELL SHIRLEY OLIVER CAROL REIKER TOM RICHARDSON JOHN ROTH BARBARA ROWE BILL RUSSELL MARILYN SCHMIDT GLENDA SIDES NORVAL SMITH MARILYN SPECK KAY STECKLER SHIRLEY STOVALL SHIRLEY VAVAK BOB VINES PHYLLIS WITHERS Senior Briefs JANUARY 1953 Popular Capable Quiet Energetic Alert Calm Rambunctious Indifferent Happy Impish Dynamic Pleasant Amiable Busy Dependable Loyal Likable Courteous Willing Serious Ambitious Worthy Impressive Inspiring Candid Versatile Carefree Noble Peaceful Broad-minded Gracious Consistent Genuine Sincere Gay Co-operative Nice Business-like Athletic A greeable Careful Artistic Enthusiastic Understanding Vivacious Happy- go-lucky ' Cute I f I Were King ff My Son john ff ff ff ff I Don't Want To Set the World On Fire ff Cf Dreamboatv Bouquet of Roses Swing, Sister, Swing The Valiantv Life Can Be Beautiful A Man and His Dogi' The Piper If Iill See You In My Dreams Whoopee Ti-Yi-Yo Lil' Abner Life Is A Beautiful Thing ff A Merry Life Whereis Charley? Oh, What A Beautiful Morning Footloose and Fancy Free He's A Iolly Good Fellow Irs A Good Day ff More Power To You N eptune's Daughter Love Walked In The Girl In White Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Melody jane Leave Her To Heaven Diplomatic Courier The I Don't Care Girl Queen For A Day Doin' What Comes N aturallyv The Age of I nnocencev Pd Climb the Highest Mountain I'll Get By Proudly We H ail P? Pretty-eyed Bally Oh, Where Have You Been, Charming Billy? Unforgettable Ma Perkins ff You Make Your Own Luck Yes Sir, That's My Baby OK, Toots Because You're Mine Belle On Her Toes 'Me and My Gal 'junior Missv 93- SHIRLEY BAKER MARY ALICE BAUERLE WILLIAM BECKWITH ROBERT BENTLEY DONALD BOELLER RONALD BRENNAN DGLLY BRIGGS JAMES BROWN BARBARA BROTHERS JACK BUELTEMANN MARY BURGER DIANE BUTLER FRANKLIN CALDWELL SHIRLEY CALDWELL ANN CARGILL IRIS CLARK MARGARET CLELAND MARVINANN CRAIG LAYNE CUNNINGHAM DAMON DALE ELIZABETH DALE JOAN DANKEL LINDER DEIMUND TOM DRAFER RAY DUNCAN NEVA KAY ERVIN CAROLYN FEHLINGS WILMA KAY FELTS JACK FOLLOWELL IMOGENE FORD WALTER JOE FORD SHIRLEY FULTON DONALD GAMMON EILEEN GERHARDT HOMER GILBERT, MARILYN GLEASON DONNA GRAHAM DORRIS GREER JANICE HADFIELD GLORIA HAERTLING JO ANNA HAHS LEANNA HARTLE EUGENE HENCY YVONNE HENSON ROBERT HINES JUDY HOFFMAN BETTY HOWARD DAVE HOWARD JERRY HOWARD BETTY HUDGINS Senior Briefs MAY, 195 3 Generous Seventeenth Summer Flippant Alice In Central Land Gallant A Lad With An Honest Airv Retiring Son of Liberty Persevering A Man's Man Admirable Let's Sing Again Industrious Four Years In Paradisev fC6l1fT!1lJ Lazy My Pal Gus Shy His Girl Friday Bold In Love With Life Qor?J Loquacious Singin g In the Rain Droll Slightly Terrific Natural Little Cham pi' Petite Peter Pan Brisk Blondie Natural Pack Up Your Troubles Chic Somebody Loves Men Agile A Girl Grows Up Friendly Stop! You're Killing Me Unpredictable Mr. Music Good-hearted Boots and Her Buddies Sociable Grin and Bear I 19' Silent The Quiet Man Intelligent Fearless Fagan Talented Smarter and Smootherv Jokative Y0u're My Everything Active Rich, Young and Pretty Starry-eyed Exit Laughing Unafraid Fife Got Wfhat It Takes Flighty As I Was Saying Tolerant jim Thorpe, All-American Demure Girl of My Dreamsv Steadfast Lone Ranger Accomplished Miss Central of 195 3 Dreamy Dark Eyesi' Neat Half Angel Coy Sweeter Than the Roses Responsive Like A Diamond In the Sky Wonderful Starlift Outspoken Laughing All the Way Cheerful When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Creative Easy To Look Atv Polite He Dont Say N Othin, Attractive Paula', jovial Mr. Wise Guy Exquisite Million Dollar Merfniaidv Sensible . Pistol Paekin' Mama Debonair Lazybones Independent 'fSinging Cowboy Light-hearted My Friend Irma HELEN HUTSON NORMA KAUEMAN JERRY KINDER HAROLD KUEHLE ANNA JEAN LAMB JEAN LAMBERT FRED LANDGRAE LEROY LEMONDS JANETT LETT SHIRLEY LEWIS RONALD LIKENS DELORES LINEBAROER JEAN MCDONALD DELORES MCORAW MARILYN MACKE JAMES MAEVERS SHIRLEY MANSFIELD SHIRLEY MERRITT PATSY MEYER DAVID MIDDLETON JIM MILLER PATSY MOORE CAROL MORROW DAVID NEWMAN JUDITH NUSSBAUM DAVID OLSEN LARRY PHILLIPS JERRY LEE PIOKENS VONDA POE DONALD POPP WILLIS PROPST SHIRLEY RAMSEY DON RASCHE JOHN REED DON REGENHARDT MARGIE REISENBICHLER DON RIEHN DORIS RIEHN DORIS ROBINSON SONYA ST. CLAIR BARBARA SCHLUE BILL SCHOEN MARILYN SEABAUGH GENE SLINKARD SHIRLEY SMITH SHIRLEY SPALDING MONROE SPILLMAN HERBERT STATLER GEORGE STECK JAMES STOLL CARLTON SUMMERS JOHN D. SUMMERS Senior Briefs Stately Confident Honorable Courageous Tranquil NVarm-hearted Conscientious Easy- going Photogenic Glowing Bashful Satisfied Refined Studious Well-liked Patient Exuberant Delightful Stylish Innocent jubilant Curious Glib Gentlemanly Rhythmic Spontaneous Rugged Able Serene Undisturbed Difficult Stable Companionnble Comical Scholarly Contented Original Mature Shrewd Sagacious Gentle Sleepy-eyed Gad-about Nonsensical Affable Impatienr Drowsy Precise Clever Ever-ready Considerate Suave God Is My Co-Pilot ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff just For You ff ff ff 'fri-11 Me way, Call of fu Wildv One In A Million I Live the Life I Love Young Man With A Horni' Annie Get Your Gun Wait ,til the Sun Shines, N ellie Mr. Ace You're A Slow Polzev ff Beware My Lovelyi' ff .U l'1n Always Chasing Rainbows Colne Clean Life Is But A Dream One Toueh of Venus Let's I 1nagine ff I! Minnie Pearl Give Me Lihertyv Wishing On A Stari' You're My Everthingv Sunshine of Your Smile Destination Moon The Greatest Show on Earth She Gets Her M an Shut My Big Mouth Something For the Birds Idea Girl M ad About Music ff' I 've Got Plenty of N othing Iflf Smart Guy When's Your Birthdayv Smoke Gets In Your Eyes f ' f 'n Aaron Slick From Punkt Crick Swing Time Iohnnyn Call Me Mister My Little Margie Young Man With Ideasv Personal Secretary Bundle of Blissl' Hi, Good Lookin'!,' I'll Be Aroundv Fun On the Runi' Get Happyv 'All-American Coed ff There Goes My H eart I t Takes All Kinds A Good Man Is Hard To Find PP Forever Freei' The World In His Arms The Clown RONALD THOMAS PATRICIA TILLETT GARY TOMLINSON PEGGY TUCKER BARBARA ULRICK CLODINE WACHTER CECIL WALDRUP DAVID WARE SHIRLEY WILSON MARY LOU WOLTERS SHIRLEY WRIGHT BETTY WUNDERLICH PHYLLIS YOUNG MICHAEL ZADICK Senior Briefs Valiant Trim Experienced' Witty Reserved Practical Honest: Rare Considerate Trustworthy Peachy Affectionate Appreciarive Boisterous ff The Little Minister ff ff ff Semper Fidelisv The Girl Who has Everything Hjurnpin' jack Peg of My Heart A Star Is Borlf' Pardon My Frenchv Swinging On A Star A Lantern In Her Hand Riding On Air On An Island With You The Man I Love You Gotta Stay Hap pyv Laughing Boyv -96-. Scoops! 4 at .5 1- King Bill and Queen Wendy 2. Larry Hopperas Boys 3. Foot-trouble, Bobby? 4. Wet- zel Brothers Perform S. St. Louis Blues 6. A junior Miss entertains 7. McDonald and P 8. Canfield and johnson 9. Santa Klaus 10. Mr. Hahs brings down the house- f 525.55 -.1 , Pnl? Moving Packing Siniiinq Cali N I C H L 5 TRANSFER Phnna 5-5518 Sarvinq Hana Girardeau Par EU Yaais 98 SUEDEKUM :St SONS HARDWARE BPS Paints 6, Varnishes -- Wallpaper Kelvinator Home Appliances HOME PLATE Service Station 6 Cate 24 Hours Smiling Service Zenith - Motorola Radios ABC Washers 6 Ironers 302 Morgan Oak Dial 5-9793 620 Good Hope Phone: 5-9469 Cape Girardeau, Mo. WIHI-lllll The Best In Foods RESTAURANT Dining Room Curb Service Mobilgas Service Highway 61 at Broadway Phone: 5-8096 ST. LOUIS - CAPE BUS LINE The Shortest All Paved Route To St. Louis With Our Enlarged Department We Carry A Greater Assortment Of Merchandise Compliments of E. W. Woolworth Co. Through the Year SEPTEMBER Sept.. 2-Hi, ya, chums! XVelcome to Central's new teachers and students! Today is the Hrst day of the new school year. We had assembly and ten min- ute classes. Sept. 3-The first full day of school the teachers are warming up on their favorite jokes. fPea1s of laughter? Sept. 4-Today we were assigned seats in library. That ended the twen- ty at a table social gatherings, but we students don't allow it to become too Through the Year much of a handicap. Sept. 5+Everyone is getting back in- to schedule. The confusion has set- tled down to a mad scramble, and the noise has settled down to a loud roar. Sept. 8-The resigned look on Mon- day morning faces is in evidence. As- signments are being given. Perish the thought! Sept. 9-We had an assembly this morning with two dividends: getting out of a class and enjoying entertain- ment. Our entertainer spoke on astrol- t -99- W...,,,NmTwn, IWW' ' t 4 Through the Year ogy. We saw a a model of space ship controls and space suit helmet. VVe took an imaginary trip into outer space, vis- iting the moon and seeing close-ups of Mars, Venus, Plato, the Milky Way, and the Sun. We also saw a jet-rocket passenger transport and a space sta- tion revolving around the earth. It was Out of This World. Sept. l04Time to get your pictures made for the Gil-ardot. VVe have until October 4. Today was the last day to buy student activity tickets. Miss Krue- ger's entire home room bought tickets and all were paid on time! Sept. llflfair Day! We had to go to school until eleven-thirty this morn' ing. I suppose it could have been Worse. All of us who are sixteen or under get free admission and pay only nine cents a ride Ccept for two of the rides! until six o'clock. Ah, sweet six- teen! Sept. 12--Cre-e-a-k! Oh, our aching bones! Those rides at the fair surely can toss you around. Ask Helen Hut- son how she liked the airplanes. Sc-pt. I5--The fair is over, so it looks as if we might have to Iind another excuse for neglected lessons. S4-pt. 16+The freshies are getting in the groove pretty well now. Just the same, I think the upper-classmen are .ff i ' 5 T f, ,,,, W 5-6854 - Phone - 5-5043 H U T S O N Furniture Company and Hutson Bros. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Complete Home Furnishings Complete Auto Supply Store Hunting and Fishing Supplies EASY TERMS 2 - 8 N. MAIN Compliments of GLADISH-WALKER 633 Good Hope Phone 5-3568 Cape Girardeau, Mo. NUNLEY'S DrugStore Formerly Kmdefs Drug Store 627 Good Hope Si. Phone: 5-6601 Cape Girardeau, Mo. 50 Years Continuous Drug Store Service For You and Your Parents S. D. Nunley, Req. Ph. -101- too easy on them. They can look so Tonight Central played its iirst foot- Most likely to suceecl Qin looking plenty sharp Cy ui 1 A 4 'z - V, D nl J . J . J . D 1' T K X ' 4 9, ' C-X fl s ' 8 Q' X 4 S Q. skew, s 3 I is ksebscf ' A RL S l wg Sy . W, Q Q 's -' y , if the guys and dolls who select their clucls at Buckners For 46 years Capek style and quality center lI'?l5U9.l 'f.hri fl! UNNERSTALL'S DRUG STORE The Rexall Store 630 Good Hope Phone: 5-2909 Cape Girardeau, Mo. Buds CAPE GIRARDEAU'S FOOD CENTER 605 - 607 Good Hope YOU RING WE BRING Through the Year helpless and desperate that we can't be too heartless with them. Sept. 17-The new high school is coming up in the world as the phrase goes. Sept. 18-ePep assembly this after- noon. We have a lot of new girls as cheer leaders. Congratulations to the whole squad. It looks as if it could be our best yet. ball game against Illlno-Fornfelt at Houck Field. At the half the rain poured down but in the end we won 20 to 0. Brennecke and Lefty Roberts made touchdowns. Three cheers for them! Sept. 1SlYJust before afternoon class- es there was a two-car accident on the corner of Merriwether and Ellis. It was an older model car and a new 1952 102- MCUUWELL IVIUTUH BUMP!-I Y, Inc. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE 340 S. SPRIGG ST. PHONE: 5-3305 CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. f An Organization Built by Satisfied Customers Through the Year model. Guess which one was damaged the most. The new one, llilffllf VVho cares so long as it is something new to write about. Sept. 22fSeems as if school will go on forever. Here we are back with our books after a long UD weekend. Sept. 261Tonight We played Cairo, there. lt was close, but we tied 13 to 13. OCTOBER Oct.. 2,-Fight, team fight! Tonight' we meet Perryville at the Houck Sta- Through the Year dium. Here's wishin' ya luck, fellasg we'll be pulling for you. Oct. 3-Yippee! VVe won last night 33-0. Did you see that state patrolman at school today? It was only for an as- sembly on car safety! Oct. 44Hey, seniors! Today is the last day for ordering senior rings and having Girardot pictures made. Oct. 7-Oh, golly, here are the fire- trucks! Only a firedrill because of Na- tional Fire Prevention Week? Shucks. Oct. 10-Tonight, the Tigers meet the Tigers. VVe play Caurthersville For Tops in Refreshments EAT AT O guy' ON THE BOULEVARD SINGER SEWING MACHINES I I I Where To Buy It SEWING CENTER 139 N. MAIN PHONE 4-2259 'lfwlm you jim! of PHOTOGRAPHS wing of LUEDEHESTUDHJ PHOTOGRAPHS fAaf wiffmean a you in geara fo Af fo C0010 HEUEH TBUEH SALES I A . .I. I LNIERFlAT?0NAL VWAV ,fx xQEgAl -104 . Ji LUMBEH BUMP!-INY, Inc. L LI M B E R COAL - PLUMBING - HEATING PHONE 5-8275 1459 INDEPENDENCE CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI Through the Year here. The Tigerettes are sponsoring a dance after the game. Oct. 13-Wasn't that mellow music wonderful? Mr. Joseph Harding was presented to us in our second lyceum. He is a noted violinist. Oct. 15-Today is Business Industry Day. VVe didn't attend school today because the teachers played hooky! No more school this week! Yippee! Oct. I6-Teachers' meeting starts today. Central also journeys to Jackson to battle with the Indians. Oct. 17-VVe tied that game last night 12-12-a very well-played game. Oct. 21--Where, oh, where has that Central Band gone? Today is the big day for the Jackson Band Festival. Oct. 24-Dr. Magill presented three students attending State College from foreign lands. They talked to us about the customs of their native lands. They were-Oonagh Ramsay, Edinburgh, Scotlandg Aiko Miyashita, Tokyo, Ja- pang and Pat Ching from Formosa. Oct. 31-Today is the annual Girar- I I. NEWBERRY CO. 5 - 10 - 25c Store 11-13-15 N. Main Phone 5-9980 BAHN BROS. HARDWARE CO. Over 93 Years Oi Dependable Merchandising 10-12-13 N. Main Cape Girardeau, Mo. Phone 5-3589 -105- COMPLIMENTS OF Biederman Furniture Company SERVING MISSOURI SINCE 1886 Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Your Money Refunded Flowers For All Occasions HENRY OCHS FLORAL COMPANY 701 Cape Rock Drive Phone 5-9491 I. E. KURKA VARIETY STORE 721 Broadway Phone 5-3037 Cape Girardeau, Mo. Something New Everyday Through the Year dot Assembly. Poor Marilyn, why can't you sell Girardots? Didn't we show fine spirit in the Pep Assembly that followed? We are all ready to meet the Bulldogs from Sikeston tonight. NOVEMBER Nov. 1-Did the ghosts and goblins getcha last night? Golly, have you noticed all the Centralites' red faces this morning? Tigers lost their Hal- lowe'en game last night to Sikeston 13-6. Nov. 4+Election Day! The D.O. and band rooms are being used for voting. Through the Year May the best man win! Nov. 5+Whatta blow!! Report cards came out today and only 60 students made the honor roll. No wonder the halls are so quiet. I Nov. 7-Yea, Harold! Yea Kuehle! There's a big pep assembly this after- noon to get all Centralites in the right spirit for tonight's game honoring Harold Kuehle who was injured in the Caruthersville game. Football Queen candidates were introduced, They were Judy Hoffman, Judy Nussbaum, W'endy If Your Clothes Are Worth Cleaning They Deserve The Best SULLIVAN BROS. CLEANERS 108 S. Spanish Phone 5-7496 Cape Girardeau, Mo. PENN EY' A 'Sid Q U 1 i 5 Cape Girardeau, Mo. MARQUISE IACQUELINE 6 coNN1E PARIS FASHION earna MEN'S STORE INC. u ' Dm 127 N. Main Phone 5-9061 Cape Girardeau, Mo. Shan, Shop, Where New Styles Make Their First Appearance Diamonds - Watches Clocks- Class Rings 122 N' Main Phone 5-5130 Frisco. Missouri Pacific Railroad Cape Girardeau, Mo. Greyhound Inspeciors 126 N. Main Phone 4 2404 e 'O ' 9 xxl 1 Y l I 4,.,.,, I nu QD 'N sf x Q I 4 r X 1 '25 aa . aa a f rnonucrlol for FRlEEDOM MISSOURI UTILITIES -107- MINNEINVS Always First in Fashion Apparel Where Good Fashion ls Never Expensive Main at Themis Phone 5-6433 E. W. KASSEL IEWELER The Diamond - Iewelry - Gilt Store SINCE 1904 PHIL C. HAMAN DRUGGIST Kodaks and Photographic Supplies Geo. H. Lee Poultry Remedies 609 Broadway Phone 5-3442 Through the Year Kurka, Shirley Evans, and Saundra Seabaugh. Later-Congrats to Saundra Sea- baugh, who was crowned queen in a short colorful ceremony preceding the game. To make the day entirely per- fect, we beat Kennett's Indians 13-0. Nov. 11-What's happened? We can't hear Miss Sadler's fifth hour speech class practicing in the auditor- ium. Oh, today's the day they make the recording at KFVS. Don't forget to listen in. It should be great. Tonight's Back-to-School night for all your parents. Be sure to have them come. Don't you think they'd like to see what you do all day? VVonder which home room will get the award for the best attendance? Nov. 12-Things are back to normal today during fifth hour. Miss Sadler's group is practicing, and I can study again-Wonder what the assembly will be like? I can hear Mary Burger singing. Sounds pretty good. Nov. 13-The National Education VVeek Assembly was given today. The theme was Schools for Freedom . Johnny Summers and Joan Porter were really cute, weren't they? HUWAHD-SW ATHLETIC minus cu. 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Let us arrange now tor your next book. + + + Mlssnnrtan Printing and Stationery Company Printing - Lithogruphing Office Furniture and Supplies CAPE GIRARDEAU, Missouni --109-- Merritt St Merritt Service Station BE SAFE! 'M Use High Quality Zephyr Gasoline and Motor Oil 102 N. MAIN PHONE 5-9938 ABT FISIIHEIY5 MARKET FANCY GROCERIES FRESH MEATS Dressed Poultry Diabetic Foods PHONE 5-3361 298 N. BOULEVARD i --110-- H. A. MARGRAF RUST 6 MARTIN IEWELER Draperies Slip Covers 409 Broadway Phone 5-6483 Wmdow Shades Upholstering Idan-Ha Hotel Building Cape Girardeau. Mo. 615 Broadway Phone 5-6531 SEE THE Compliments Of M LLE PPLI!-WEE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Style Guide Companion For Custom-Styled Colors In the Home 529 Broadway Dial 5-6157 Compliments Of 19,0 K ll fI,0,U.Q Cape Girardeau lackson Through the Year Nov. l44We're off to Charleston! At least the team and Tigerettes and cheerleaders are. We hope some of the student body joins us. Central won 25-0. Congrats to Jim Miller who ran 80 yards to make a TD for the Tigers. Nov. 24fGee whiz, but it's a gloomy day. It was considerably brighter for Miss Sadler's third and fourth hour English literature classes, though, af- ter Miss Oonagh Ramsay from Scot- land had talked to them and they had seen Mary Naeter's pictures taken on a recent trip there. Nov. 254VVhatta low blow! The Red Dagger plays were postponed be- cause of the illness of one of the cast. Nov. 26-All's well! The Red Dag- ger plays went over with a bang even though they were a day late. Everyone did a wonderful job. Gosh, just thinkffour whole days and no school! Eat lotsa turkey for do I have to tell you that'?J Remember the Thanksgiving game. Be sure to go cheer the Tigers to another victory, DECEMBER Dec. 1--Today Magrum the Magician came for a little visit. He pulled rab- bits out of hats and played with a -111-- LAUNDERING AND CLEANING SERVICE Including BUGS 6: CURTAINS -gl ff' V' ' Q . . E' ig, .. Phone' 5-2577 22 N. Spriqg Through the Year striped paper of all sorts of colors. lt surely was fascinatini Dec. 2-Oh! Boy! Tonigl1t's the band party at 7:304that theme of Black- Magic surely does sound interesting. Dec. 3-National Honor Society ini- tiation was this afternoon in a colorful ceremony. Congrats to Lois Bollinger, Jeanette Hosea, Janice Hadfield, Judy Nussbaum, Don Riehn, Doris Riehn, Pat Tillett, and Sue King. We surely are proud of you. Dec. 4vTomorrow we play McKin- ley High of St. Louis. Surely do hope we win. Good luck to ye, Alma Mater. Dec. 5-Oh! Oh! Too bad we lost Q53-473. Better luck next time. Dec. 8-'l'oday's the Christmas pa- rade. Vlfelcome to Cape, Santa Claus. Hope you enjoy your little visit. Dec. 9-Gosh! just Tuesday! I kinda hoped it might be at least Thursday or possibly Friday. Dec. 10-Today's the day for the Big Four Tournament . Let's all turn out to cheer for Central. Dec. 11-D. O. Club is giving a par- ty tonight and we're all excited about it. New dresses and dark suits all flashing around surely will be fun. Dec. 12,-Hurray for us! We won the tournament from Jackson, Poplar Bluff, L E ll S Lumber ills llelall Yard Mississippi alle Printing linmpan 8 NORTH SPRIGG STREET Good Printing - Courteous Service HARLAN SHORT BOB ECKELMANN PHONE 5-7352 re U c RHEA OPTICAL CO. 117 Broadway See Your Eye Doctor Once A Year Phone 5-9149 Cape Girardeau, Mo. MISSOURI PROPANE GAS CO. Bottle Gas Service Gas Ranges Gas Appliances Highway 61 Phone 5-5531 Cape Girardeau, Mo. Through the Year and Sikeston. Just a few more days before school is out for the holidays. Dec. 15-Today's the T. B. drive. We hope lots and lots of money is collected because it is such a worthy cause. Dec. 16-Last night was the Junior Party and you should see the gym now. It looks as though everyone really had fun. Dec. 17-Just one more week til Christmas vacation. Dec. 184Tonight is the Senior Party. The candidates for queen are Lois Bollinger and Carolyn Abernathy. Char- lie Frissell crowned the queen and Lois made such a pretty one. Dec. 19-Off we go to Fredericktown for another basketball game-good luck, you Mueggemen! Dec. 22-Hurrah! School's out to- day. No books or halls or crowded lockers 'til Jan. 31. See you then. JANUARY Jun. 5-Back to school again. Hope everyone had a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year's start. Jan. 74This morning we had an orchestra assembly featuring our own orchestra directed by our Mr. Carosello. Tonight we played Jackson and Won 88 to 34. W'hat to do with a nickel when thirst arrives loluw UND!! Aumo O f'-QA asf r. ,x ll zcoc 9 Co 'WVU' ' 'Huw fffffffr I I XINIWM IQ, 'My' EAST SIDE MOTOR W a ltrunes COMPANY Nm 'Rl CLEIXEEERS GMC TRUCKS -:' ':. - ' 6 Gasoline 6. Diesel - FGQR-yo HND' GENUINE GMC PARTS in E N T 5 FURRIERS EXPERT REPAIRS 5. SERVICE Cape Girardeau' MO- sos N. Main street Phone 5-5588 220 N. 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' 1 ' 4 if N f N s , In All The f Leading Magazines G A Y L O R ' S Shoes For All The Family ,8.6RTqoe sngru-A1,soP PAINTS VARNISHES INTERIOR WALLPAPER ARTIST MATERIALS PICTURE FRAMING Phone 5-saso 104 N. Main SMITH- A1-SOP Paint 6. Wallpaper Co. 116 No. Main. Phone 5-8194 VANDEVEN'S Quality Meats, Groceries, And Dry Goods WE GIVE 6. REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS Broadway at Pacific Street MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT H O B B ' S G R I L L 828 Broadway Phone 5-9773 -IIS- EAT AND ENIOY CIW! LI B A K E RY PRODUCTS ALTHEIYS FURNITURE COMPANY Where Broadway Meets Middle Complete Home Furnishings Cape Girardeau. Mo. For Modern Cleaning Done The Modern Way PHONE: 4-1155 HAWKINS MODERN CLEANERS 622 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. Through the Year Jan. 9---NVe battered the Rams 77-44. Miss Umme Kulsum Golnar Noor from Pakistan arrived today. She is one of the exchange teachers and will study school systems here. Tonight the senior banquet was held in the school cafeteria at 6:30. The graduating seniors of January '53 and the faculty were served, class will and class prophecy were read, and there were music and songs. Jan. l1fIt's Sunday evening, and the seniors are having Bacclaureate serv- ices. Jan. 124-Owen's Talking Mynah Birds provided us with one of the most entertaining lyceums we've ever had. Mr. Owen spoke on the history of the Mynah bird and explained how it was trained. He and Mrs. Owen brought four Mynahs and two parrots out to perform. The birds counted, whistled, laughed, and answered questions and commands in voices that sounded com- pletely human. The audience roared when one of the parrots responded un- pectedly with, You big fat slob. Jan. 14-velixams started today. Ev- eryone was looking either resigned or determined. No one seemed to look very happy, anyway. Jan. 15fStill burning the midnight oil. More exams today, but this is the last of them. The senior class of January '53 had graduation exercises tonight. Mr. Stephan Limbaugh, a former Central student, was the speaker of the evening. Jan. 16-New schedules. different classes, different teachers, and a new semester. Every one has a chalice to make a good start. Jan. 19fToday's the day for green freshies to appear. Jan. 217The school was saddened by word that Miss Pott, a Central High teacher, had passed away. Jan. 26fLast Saturday Central met Jackson in the finals of the Poplar Bluff Invitational Tournament with Central winning first place. Jackson was sec- ond with the final score 66-46. Tigers picked for All-Star teams were Dub Suedekum and Dave Howard, first team, Doc Ford and Paul Stehr, second team. Jan. 27fThe Student Council met today with the newly elected president, Walter Joe Ford. Jun. 287A Cappella banquet was held tonight at the school cafeteria in honor of new members and graduating seniors. The menu and program incor- -ll6- ,3 M '2x ii-G4 1-gig , CQMPLIMENTS m I .ii e x! THOMPSON We Bake Cakes to meet the Occasion - PARTY. WEDDING, and D R I V E I N BIRTHDAY CAKES 1029 Broadway Phone 5-5601 Cape Girardeau. Mo. FIRESTONE STORES CITY DRUG STORE Mein and Independence WALGREEN AGENCY Cape Girardeau, MO- 46 N. Main Phone 5-5846 Phone 5-6683 Cape Girardeau, Mo. -117- TENKHOFF DRUGSTORE DRUG AND FOUNTAIN 801 Broadway Phone 5-821 1 1-of ,-.-,-.5 i -.l I 0.'o..g3hi kt R N qgf, 4 A filg- ' !!,q,,7A, , ' Zi ' R.-K l i l .ff-u.1,' SEED CORN CHIX WWW DRIVE-IN Featuring - HAMBURGERS FRENCH FRIES SOFT DRINKS Curb Service Day or Night Highway 61 6 Outer Drive 0l'Vll0Al'7lQl'lt5 0 SUPEHIUH ELECTRIC Through the Year porated a Swiss theme. Mr. Shultz, Mr. Sheets, and other faculty members were guests. Later in the evening the students danced in the gym. Jan. 30-VVe played Hancock here tonight and won 69-45. FEBRUARY Feb. 2-Groundhog saw his shadow! Oh-six more weeks of winter! We won the game with Poplar Bluff Satur- day night 52-47. Feb. 4-We played the Sikeston Bull- dogs last night and won 74-46. Throu gh the Year Feb. 6-We won our game last night with St. Mary's. The annual student talent show was held today. Wasn't the Dixie land band wonderful? Fm-b. 9-Maurice Sz Minette, perform- ers on the unicycle and trampoline, presented a very interesting lyceum this morning. Feb. 12-The score of last night's game was Central 56-College Preps 38. Fc-b. 13-Beware! Today is Friday the thirteenth. Don't let a black cat cross your path. Soufkern ifiziouri Wofor omioang YOUR LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. Through the Year Feb. 14-Today is the day we feature our sweetheart couplesfPerry Dockins and Barbara Followell and Bill Dorrell and .Ioyce Oxford. For the first in Central history. our Bengals scored 103 points to beat Jack- son's 62. Feb. 19fAre all you Freshies going to the big party tonight ? MARCH March 2-No gloomy Monday in our jungle today. You say, MXxYll2llSkllll2lt- ter? Gosh! XVhere've you been any- way? Our Tigers won the regional tournament in Flat River and are going t0 State! March 3fVVill this rain never cease? Oh, yes. all you guys and gals who plan to go to Columbia, remember the special meeting in the auditorium at 12:45. Marr-h 4-Golly, the halls are kinda empty today, aren't they '? Well, here's wishing the team all the luck in the world for tonight's game. Come on team! Let's flight! Fight! Fight! -- Hurray! VVe were victorious over Kansas City Central. The final score was 65-54. March 5-A bus load of lucky Cen- tralites with 36.60 left at noon for Co- lumbia to root for the Tigers in to- night's battle against St. Louis Univer- sity High School. Marc-li 6-Hey, you chums! YVhy so glum? Oh, I get it! We lost to St. Louis University High 57-68. I thought I missed Mary Burger this morning. A Cappella members were dismissed from school this morning to attend the music festival at Houck Sta- dium. Anyone anxious to get out of study hall today? We're all excused during our free hours to see the trailer of historic literature brought here by the Book of Knowledge. March 9-Spring's here today, and our old halls are filled to their capa- city again with happy Centralites. Mau-ch 10fA committee of two repre- sentatives from each senior homeroom met today to make plans for the Senior Prom, April 17. March ll-Stamp Day! Don't for- get to make your purchases today in the lower hall. March 12-Gosh! Xvish I belonged to A Cappella, All those lucky kids be- gin the grade school tour this morning at 10 o'clock. Some people have all the luck. March 13-A Cappella completes the tour today. I heard that Margaret and Mary were really great in their duet. DEPEND ON ICE PHONE 5-3344 CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. Through the Year March l6fHooray!! This is the day we seniors have been Waiting for. Imagine! No school for one whole day! This is the day of the seventh annual Career llny at Sikeston. M'arr'h 17fToday's the day for the wearin' of the green. From the looks of our halls. our jungle is full of Irish- men. Marcin 18-Hey, What's this all about? The lower hall's dotted with band uniforms. This must be the day of the Concert Band Festival. Central's Band is acting as host to six visiting --l19- L E T YOUR 4 DODGE AND PLYMOUTH CO, 37 YEARS - DODGE DEALER DRY CL HARR1 KEEP YOUR CLOTHES S NEAT AND TRIM Downtown Broadway 510 Broadway Phone 5-5973 STEIMLE at ,A BUSINESS SCHO01.. 2 sronegfyws osuysn Main 6 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. A School Ot Opportunity STENOGRAPHY IR. ACCOUNTING SECRETARIAL GENERAL REVIEW Approved for Veteran Training 241 S. Sprigg 701 N. Main Phones 5-2293 6 5-5503 W SW ig- V BARTELS M RCANTILE co. I A Sincere Thanks For Your Kind Patronage This Past Year NU-WAY CLEANERS CASH AND CARRY Pick Up 6. Delivery Service 1027 Broadway Phone 5-2633 MCDCNALD COMPANY. INC. Main :Sf Maple Cape Girardeau, Mo. Concrete Blocks Insulation Blocks Glass Blocks Steel Windows Ready-Mix Concrete Phone 5-8679 W E R N E R ' S SUPER MARKET 1192 Broadway Phone 5-8255 ! jnmoron COMPANY, The Home of Friendly Service 221 N. 'Fountain Phone 5-5581 24 3 at xii? 0 o vw Cf? Ckam cond. EE THAI. TIGERS YU AND HBAH Farmers and Merchants Bank CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. Through the Year bands from this district. Mr. Paul Yo- der is to be guest conductor. March 20-The sophomore party to- night followed a Mardi Gras theme. Highlight of the evening was the crown- ing of Jim Patmore as Ugly Man. Other candidates were George Schowengerdt, William Dorrell. Louis Meisenheimer. March 244All you juniors and sen- iors who plan to enter the English try- out, be sure to meet in Miss Smith's room at 3:00. March 25-Didja ever see so many long faces on so many people. Report cards came out today for the first nine weeks of the second semester. Better luck next time, all you disappointed kids. A Cappella goin' again. That surely is a busy group. Today they sing for the Lions Club. March 26fSouthwest College Band gives an evening concert here tonight. March 27-Good luck to all you con- testants in the Music Contests today. The assembly fourth hour given by the John Brown University Choir was really great, wasn't it? The Silver Spear plays are tonight, I've been hearing around school that they really will be good. APRIL A ND MAY April 1-Pan American Banquet. Baseball game, Central vs. Jackson. April 2-Easter program at school. April 6-Easter holiday. April 7-Baseball game, lllmo vs. Central. April ial Tavern. April 10HfJunior party. Baseball game, Sikeston vs. Central. April l7+Senior Prom at Memorial Hall. Baseball game, Chaffee vs. Cen- tral. April 21-Baseball game, Jackson vs. 9-D. O. Banquet at the Colon- Central. April 22+National Honor Society Assembly. April 23-National Honor Society Banquet. April 24-Pre-enrollment Baseball game, Central vs. lllmo, April 28+Baseball game, Central vs. Sikeston. April 30+Band tour to Wolflake. Illinois, and Ste. Genevieve, Mo. May 1-Spanish assembly. Evening, Tiger Banquet. Baseball game, Preps vs. Central. 1-l+Senior Banquet. I7-Baccalaureate Services. May May May 21+Commencernent. May 22iAchievement Day assembly. 122 - l W1 Q Rfii f 1. Mb K 2 K UXX Am , 1 1,195 3 f lm Him-S5 'N 'N Z K ' .jg fgpxx Sm-' 6 1 I if EJ Q4- AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS