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

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Through many months, with unwavering faith, we watched as the structure neared completion + our new Central High School Ifzxizfe Cezztmf the clanging of hells can now be heard. Important announcements boom over the public address system. Rushing feet echo in the halls as we pass from class to class. The voices of A Cappella, clicking typewriters, the drone of voices from classrooms, and the hammering of the workmen in the unfinished areas luring an empty building to life. lt is Imizfe Celiiwzl that helps to make the building what x'-...MM it is, and without these things it would truly be nothing. iv 'nv Q10-.gh-,,T1x..+1v4vu., Avg- , nz. , i j , 'N'-:.,,,Na 1, ' 'S '7221:1 ua , 4: 1 t 'Q 5-'!'.',f ,. , - - ., 2' , - '5 i'5r7 he . , ' -'sf Ms ' r. . a 4 , :Y A- at l fi 231 t E F ,. , ' - ' ' 1. t Q -Q E -...,.....,f-.f..,.t., ,,,, l 1 F9 5 6 . W 5 ll ' 5 , fl ll ' Qs. v r . 4 rg ,- gf 2 ' t rl gl nv A 7 F gg v' Y E S 1 vue-vu-...N lhhunsnnmu DEDICATIONS-me We the Girardot Staffs of 1954 dedicate S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S ,S S1--1-.i-.1--.f-...'- -.1---.IN-.AH-1-.fu E ES 5 '-I 52 '-I rn U3 UU gi UU I 5 L :P C U2 rv H- E? bd. ru Q' m C13 P1 H ua S-- W fb 'A fb 5' S' 3 2 6 4 Z E+. 2 Q Q 5' 2 N ua ' :S 5' U ri-1 'D E' JS UQ 5 Q' 91 F11 0 0 :S o Q-+ Eg :r 'f Z N D O ff Fr . ra Og ' Q Q1 S-vs - 5 '1 C3 . . , Og y Q E , L I gg . E. Q N i . Q Q 3 . 5- 1 5 V I3 ' 3' i W f as Z Q 1 L6 22 5 . 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Miss McLain Photography ........,............,..,.... . 4 , Mrs. Findley PHOTOGRAPHY - Lueders, Studio PRINTING - Missourian Printing and Stationery Company 13,- , I -75S','fff.' 6,5-' -?,f5:5.'g,V, -MJ Yliz r :I 5 Q ..,, . ,.,,.,.,, , ' 5 .1213 .'fv fT'g'-3.:f 1'.2 : Ia-lf. Huw ., ,A :, .' - -' -- - , V -T' V..,.,g Tpzf.-If,gV,'4rV,-wg.,y ag-e,q.v.L:g nw. ..v.u QA-a 1,-.. yu, .:.- f., .,p.:,w-gg., fr-,--. -.2 ,A ,rg .:,. ' g.,g,,,,V-.,.ruv,.,,- .. .1 I 5- . - 1 - A - ,. I . - .-1-zV -1' A. 1-I ,- 4 . I. I ,,,,.5,. ' .I V V 'U ' V - ,Y g5,,3kJ:V-W :z? ?:3 :'e:'41v:1M -w-Gf'5's?':'c- dw.-1 -frmpirrf -,-4 :,v:iS'5,:g-:ca-ms: -:fa-Q!9.a?f:.Sb:92:w , .. 4'5,v.,:u.V:Tw1-Vg-.rye -.V 1- ,p. r, - M.-'L-z 2, 4 ,4-, M.. 1. 1' - I '.Vm,,-,EM-4 AI . ... - - , : .'-, t . I ,S V-vi.. :I -4V .V .- RCHL gf I C 1 1g, aw,-'V--' -, 1.11 fd F V ' -H :Fig-:Ig ' X 125. . 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SHEETS B.S., M.A. PRINCIPAL Board of Education MR. L. J. SCHULTZ B.S., M.A. SUPER INTENDENT Left to right-Oliver A. Hope, John F. Cargle, Louis J. Schultz, A. C. Magill, Elizabeth Walther, sccretaryg W. H. Oherhcide, Mrs. H. B. Newman, Carlston A. Bohnsack MR. PAUL JENKINS B.S.,M.A. COUNSELOR Parent-Teacher Advisory Council Row I-Mrs. Emmett Kelly, Mrs. Ray Call, Mrs. Tom Taylor, Mrs. Irvin Hecht, Mrs. Tom Sawyer, Mrs. Thad Stubbs, Mrs. D. Shaltupsky, Mrs. Dennis Elrod. Row 2-Mr. Willard Estes, Mrs. Willard Estes, Mrs. Tillman Wills, Mrs, Clyde Foeste, Mr. Lee Roy Friday, Mrs. james Hunt, Mr, C. F. Cooley. Members not in picture-Mrs. Gene Akers, Mrs. William Beckwith, Mrs. William Boren, Mrs. Champ Green, Mrs. C. H. Johnson, Mrs. C. W. Latham, Mrs. C. C. Mackey, Mr. E. P. Masters, Mrs. A. L. McComb, Mrs. C. F. Moore, Mrs. Lloyd Nickless, Mrs. J. Nigra, Mrs. W. T. Porter, Mrs. W. H. Wescoat, jr., Mrs. M. A. Witting. OFFICERS President .,.,.,,,...,.,.,........,.,. , Mr. Lee Roy Friday Vice President ....,,. L .....,.. Mrs. James Hunt Secretary ...,.,....,,,,.,.......,.,... .Mrs. A. L. McComb OFFICE MISS HELEN KETTERER, Secretary CAROL RUDERT, Student Sec1'eti11'g' Mrs. Wescoat, Miss Vogelsarxg BUSINESS MISS LUCILLE ADAMS, B.S., M.A. Typing, Bookkeeping MISS CORNELIA GOCKEL, B.S., M.A. Shorthand, Office Practice -11-. Miss Kettercr, Carol Rudert LIBRARY MRS. .IESSIE WESCOAT, BS. Sindy Hall Snperviyozf MISS IVIILDRED VOGELSANG, AB B.S., B.S. in L.S. School Lihmrian Miss Adams, Miss Gockel Mr. Blumenberg, Mrs. Findley, Mr. Hahs, Mr. Ueleke Social Science Mas. CARL SCHOWENGERDT, AB. Citizenibip MISS KATHRYN SACKMAN, B.S., M.A. - I History ,VULUWL ISS VIVIAN KIES, B.S., M.A. 7JfU4u Citizenship MR. NORMAN SCHWAB, B.S. Hiftory MR. GLENN O'CONNELI., B.S., M.A. Government, So ciology, Econornicy MR. ROBERT HINES, B.S., M.A. Citizenxbip, H ivory Miss Williams, Mrs. Michel, Mr. Hager, Mr. Klaus Science MR. EDWIN BLUMENBERG, Bs., AB., M.E., Cbem irtry, Algebra MRS. OSCAR FINDLEY, A.B. Biology, General Science MR. LUTHER HAHS, B.S., M.S. General Science, Algebra MR. MILTON UELEKE, B.S. Pbysics, General Science, Advanced Algebra Firyi Row-Mrs. Schowengerdt, Miss Sackman, Miss Kies Second Row-Mr. Schwab, Mr. O'ConneI1, Mr. Hines Mathematics MISS GRACE WILLIAMS, B.S., PI-I.M. Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra MRS. RUSSELL MICHEL, A.B. General Mathematics, Englisfb MR. XWELDON HAGER, B.S., M.A. General Matbematici, Drizferx' Education MR. RUPERT KLAUS, B.S., M.A. General Matbematicx, Algebra -12- Latin Miss CLARA KRUEGER, Bs., MA. Latin, E ngliflo Fiwt Row--Mrs. Holley, Miss Sadler, Miss Smith Second Ron, -Miss Reed, Miss H. Smith, Miss McLain Spanish MRS. TILLIE DALE WILLIAMS, B.S. Spiznifln, H ivory 1131. English Mus. BETTY HOLLEY, Bs. Engliib, Bniinen MISS ALENE SADLER, BS., M.A. English, Pnblic Speaking MISS INEZ SMITH, B.S., M.A. Englixlo, Drama MISS MARY Z. REED, B.S. A EngliJl1 MISS HELEN SMITH, B.S. Englifb MISS LUCILLE MCLAIN, B.S., M.A English Mrs. Younghouse, Mrs. Bohnsack Music MR. ANTHONY CAROSELLO, BS. Band, Offcfaextvfa, lnmfnrnontal Mnxic MISS FRANCES GILLETT, B.S., M.A. Mnxic Appreciation, Glee Clnbx, Cbornx Home Economics MRS. ALMA YOUNGHOUSE, BS., M.A Vocational Home Economics MRS. MAUDE BOHNSACK, B.S. Vocational Home Economicy Mr. Carosello, Miss Gillett Art MISS EDNA HAMAN, B.S. ..14.. ' 0 J' 'J Physical Education MRS. NORMA sANDER, Bs. Physical Education, Hygiene INIISS ELLEN TOWSE, BS., M.A. Physical Education, Hygiene MR. PAYNE MUIR, B.S., M.E. Phyrical Education, Citizenship MR. L. W. MUEGGE, B.S. Phyyical Education, Drivers' Eclucalion Mrs. Propst, Miss Schrader Industrial Arts Diversified Occupations MR. CLARENCE HEUSCHOBER, B.S. Shop, Woodufo-rhing, Mechanical Drawing MR. EARLIE CARTER, B.S. Diversified Occupationf MR. HAL B. LEHMAN, B.S. Building Trader MR. E. G. RUDERT Auto Mechanic: Ziff!! 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You'll see him around C.H.S. when he's not on a case.', That's our man Friday - admits his Worst habit is forgetting things - Qthis doesn,t ap- ply to lines in plays in his favorite class of dramaQ - if he isn't boating across Horseshoe Lake, you,1l End him enjoying Dennis the Menace, his fav- orite comic character -- says the girls will have to learn how to listen at- tentively to get along With him. E? 'rl 2. Q. N N4 3 S 5 5 5 5 ,L vfN-.f'u1-v4-vf'nf'uy-41i1si1v.f--4 - 'I-if ALBERT ALLEN ALLMON ANDERSON ATCHISON BADER JUNE ALBERT Typing Club, Girardot Business Staff ANITA ALLEN Home Economics, Home Room Treasurer, Cub Staff, Tiger, Y-Teens, Home Room Secretary, Red Dagger, National Honor Society JERRY ALLMON Small Ensembles Club, Student Council, Chemistry Club, Band, Orchestra, Math Club, Electrical Engineers HOWARD ANDERSON Boys' Sports Club, D.O. DON ATCHISON Home Room President, Football, Typing Club, Boys' Singing Club, Boys' Cooking Club, A Cappella, D.O. JUDI BADER Glee Club, Cub Staff, Silver Spear, Tiger Literary Staff, Student Council, A Cappella, Red Dagger, Twirler, Quill and Scroll Seniors BARRINGER BARTELS BIERSCHWAL BLATTN ER BOLLINGER BOSWELL NORMA BARRIN GER Orchestra, D.O. EDWARD BARTELS Typing Club, Boys' Sports Club BONNIE BIERSCHWAL Typing Club, Audubon Club, Girls' Sports Club, D.O. BARBARA BLATTNER Home Economics Festival, Y-Teens, Tiger Staff, Library Assistant, Chemistry Club, Student Council, Typing Club, Cub Staff, Art Club, Quill and Scroll JOY BOLLINGER Typing Club, Tigerettes, Home Economics Club, Nurses' Club, Junior A Cappella JACK BOSWELL Home Room Secretary-Treasurer, Boys' Sports Club, Basketball, Football, Audubon Club, Typing Club, Home Room President JANET BRENNAN Y-Teens, Tiger Staff, Home Room President, Book Exchange, Vice-President of Student Council, Cub Staff, Home Economics Club, Home Room Secre- tary-Treasurer, Typing Club, Missouri Club, A Cap- pella, Quill and Scroll, Chemistry Club TOM BRENNECKE Football, Boys' Cooking Club LORETTA BROTHERS Silver Spear, Typing Club, Girls' Sports Club, Twirler SHARON BROTHERS Boys' Sports Club, Photography Club, Electrical Engineers Club CHARLEEN BROWN Tiger Stall, Home Room Treasurer, Home Econom- ics Festival, Red Dagger, Cub Staff, Typing Club, Art Club, Home Room President, Audubon Club, Student Council, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll BRENNAN BRENNECKE BROTHERS JOYCE BROWN Typing Club, Library Assistant, Student Council, Home Room Secretary, Girls' Sports Club, Photo- graphy Club ELEANOR BUNCH Y-Teens, Photography Club, Chemistry Club, Home Room Vice President, Latin Club, Typing Club, Home Room Secretary, Drivers Club, Home Eco- nomics Festival, Home Economics Club, Girardot Associate Editor, Orchestra JOHN BURCIAGA Typing Club, Spanish Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Boys' Sports Club, Red Dagger, Tiger Staff, Drivers' Club, A Cappella, Math Club, Football CHARLES CLORE Football, Typing Club, Boys' Singing Club, Boys' Sports Club, Chemistry Club, A Cappella, Drivers' Club VIRGINIA COBB Girls' Sports Club, D.O. ANN COOLEY Silver Spear, Cub Staff, Home Room Secretary, Y-Teens, Tiger Literary Staff, Missouri Club, Home BROTHERS BROWN BROWN Seniors Room Treasurer, junior A Cappella, Quill and Scroll SHERMAN CRAIG Boys' Singing Club, Latin Club, Home Room Vice- President, Home Room Treasurer, Typing Club, Audubon Club, Math Club, Chemistry Club, National Honor Society, Forum Club, Missouri Club, Drivers' Club, A Cappella, Electrical Engineers BUNCH BURCIAGA CLORE COBB COOLEY CRAIG CRIDDLE CRITES CUMBIE DIXON DOCKINS EIFERT JAMES CRIDDLE D.O. SHIRLEY CRITES Hobby Club, Typing Club, Tigerettes, Girls' Sports Club MAX CUMBIE Boys' Sports Club, D.O., Band, Orchestra BARBARA DIXON Red Dagger, Silver Spear, Home Room Secretary, Tiger Literary Staff, Home Room President, Library Assistant, Library Club, Typing Club, Cub Staff, Home Room Vice-President, Girardot Art Staff, National Honor Society, Girls' Ensemble, Quill and Scroll, A Cappella PERRY DOCKINS Boys' Singing Club, Latin Club, Student Council, Drivers' Club, Band, Orchestra, A Cappella BILL EIFERT Football, Boys' Sports Club, D.O. l l , 2 Seniors l ELLIS ERLBACH ER EVANS EVANS FAUST FERRILL OREN ELLIS JERRY ERLBACHER Basketball, Home Room Vice-President SHIRLEY EVANS Horne Room President, Cub Staff, Travelers' Club, Student Council, Silver Spear, Cheerleader, Tiger Staff, Tigerettes, Book Exchange, Quill and Scroll, ACappella WANDA EVANS Junior A Cappella, D.O. CAROLYN FAUST Typing Club, D.O. MARGARET FERRILL Chemistry Club, Nurses' Club, Home Room Presi- dent, Band, Creative Writing BILL FRIDAY Home Room President, Boys' Singing Club, Silver Spear, Home Room Vice President, Football, Red Dagger, Girardot Business Stall, National Honor Society, A Cappella JAVADA GEISER Girls' Sports Club, Typing Club, Cub Staff, Silver Spear, Home Room Treasurer, Tiger Literary Staff, Student Council, Art Club, Book Exchange, Quill and Scroll, A Cappella PHYLLIS GIBBS Cub Staff, Tiger Literary Staff, Home Economics Club, Art Club, Future Teachers of America Club, Quill and Scroll, A Cappella LAURA GLUCKHERTZ Nurses' Club, C,Y.F., Library Staff, Girls' Sports Club, Home Room Secretary, Home Economics Club FRIDAY GEISER GIBBS MILDRED GRADEN Nurses' Club, C.Y.F., Home Economics Club BETTY GREEN Home Room Secretary, Home Economics Club Vice President, Typing Club, Y-Teens, Drivers' Club, Home Room President, Photography Club FRANK HALL Math Club, Latin Club, Football Manager, Chemistry Club, Missouri Club MARY HARRISON Red Dagger, A Cappella MARGIE HAWKINS Silver Spear, Nurses' Club, Home Room Treasurer, Girardot Literary Staff BOB HAWN Typing Club, Baseball, Boys' Sports Club, Boys' Cooking Club, Home Room Vice-President, Baseball, Hi-Y GLUCKHERTZ GRADEN GREEN Seniors BARRY HAZEN Audubon Club, Hi-Y CAROL HEATH Art Club, Home Economics Club, Cub Staff, Audu- bon Club, Drivers' Club, Girardot Literary Staff, National Honor Society HALL HARRISON HAWKINS HAWN HAZEN HEATH HEISE HEISLER HENSON HEURING HIGGERSON HITE BETTY HEISE CHARLES HEISLER WANDA HENSON PAUL HEURING Football, Baseball KENNETH HIGGERSON Home Room Vice-President, Typing Club, Boys' Sports Club, Student Council, Math Club, Latin Club, Chemistry Club ROSEMARY HITE Spanish Club, Student Council, Silver Spear, Cub Staff, Book Exchange, Tiger Staff, Girardot Business Staff VERNA HOBBS Y-Teens, Typing Club, Travelers' Club, C.Y.F., Library Assistant, Cub Staff, Nurses' Club, Home Room Secretary, Home Economics Club Seniors HOBBS HOBBS HOFFMAN HOPPER HORN HOSEA VIVIAN HOBBS Silver Spear, Typing Club, Nurses, Club, Home Economics Club, Y-Teens SHIRLEY HOFFMAN Travelers' Club, Typing Club, Nurses' Club, Girls' 1 Sports Club, D.O. LARRY HOPPER Student Council, Boys' Sports Club, Chemistry Club, Library Assistant, Band, Orchestra l COLLEEN HORN Latin Club, Home Room Secretary, C.Y.F., Art Club, Y-Teens, Photography Club, D.O. DoN HosEA i Silver Spear, Typing Club . TIM HOWELL Football, Boys' Cooking Club, Electrical Engineers Club, Home Room Secretary, Audubon Club KELLY JACKSON Tiger Business Staff, Silver Spear, Boys' Sports Club, Boys' Cooking Club, Chemistry Club DON JAUCH CORALYNN JOHNSON Home Room Treasurer, Latin Club, Typing Club, Spanish Club, Home Room Secretary CAROLE KAYS Typing Club, Home Room Secretary, Girls' Sports Club, T igerettes, Home Room President, Photography Club, Cub Staff, Travelers' Club, Junior A Cappella HOWELL JACKSON JAUCH MARY ANN KELPE Silver Spear, Cub Staff, Photography Club, Home Room Treasurer, Home Room Vice-President, Home Room President, Y-Teen, Nurses' Club, Girardot Editor-in-Chief, D.O. SUE KING Audubon Club, Tiger Staff Editor, Y-Teen, Student Council, Library Assistant, Cub Staff, Home Room Secretary, Home Economics Club, Typing Club, Na- tional Honor Society KENNETH KLAPROTH Tiger Business Staff, Boys' Cooking Club, Boys' Sports' Club, Hi-Y, Band, Audubon Club DONALD KOCH Basketball, Home Room President, Baseball, Home Room Vice-President, Forum Club, Student Council WENDY KURKA Tiger Staff, Home Room President, Cheerleader, Girardot Art Staff, Art Club, Girls' Sports Club, Home Room Secretary, Student Council, Tigerettes, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll JAMES LANDGRAF Boys' Cooking Club BILL LARGENT Football, Electrical Engineers Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Boys' Sports Club, Student Council, Hi-Y KING KLAPROTH KOCH JOHNSON KAYS KELPE Seniors l -231 KURKA LANDGRAF LARGENT LAWSON LAWSON LESLIE LITZELFELNER LORENZ LOWES DURXVOOD LAWSON Silver Spear, Small Ensembles Club, Student Council, Red Dagger, Band, Orchestra, A Cappella RUTH LAWSON Travelers' Club, Typing Club, Nurses' Club, Home Economics Club EARLENE LESLIE Tigerettes, junior A Cappella JIM LITZELFELNER Hunting and Fishing Club, D.O. THELMA LORENZ Typing Club, Girls' Sports Club JEAN LOWES Home Economics Club, Girardot Business Staff, Band SHIRLEY LUEBBERS Home Room Secretary, Typing Club, Home Econom- ics Club, Girls' Basketball, Girls' Sports Club JOHN LUFCY Boys' Sports Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, jun- ior A Cappella Seniors LUEBBERS LUFCY MCCOMB MCNEELY MCSWAIN MASTERSON WOOD MCCOMB Chemistry Club, Boys' Singing Club, Basketball, Baseball, Home Room President, Student Council, Math Club PAUL MCNEELY Home Room Secretary, Audubon Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Boys' Cooking Club BECKY MCSWAIN Nurses' Club, Audubon Club, Girls' Sports Club, Home Economics Club, C.Y.F. WAYNE MASTERSON Boys' Sports Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Boys' Singing Club, Football, Basketball LA JEAN MEDLIN Silver Spear, Typing Club, Shorthand Club, Home Economics Club, Y-Teens, Nurses Club, Band CAROLYN METJE Girls' Sports Club, Tigerettes, Home Room Secre- tary, Cheerleader, Girardot Business Staff, junior A Cappella DONALD MILLER Boys' Singing Club, Boys' Sports Club DONALD MILLER D.O, LARRY MILLER Hunting and Fishing Club, Electrical Engineers Club, Typing Club CAROL MINER D.O. MEDLIN METJE MILLER JEANNE MORGAN Home Room Treasurer, Art Club, Tiger Staff, Home Room Vice-President, Red Dagger, Cub Staff, Typ- ing Club, Library Assistant, Latin Club, Student Council, Quill and Scroll JIM MORROW Photography Club, Electrical Engineers Club, Small Ensembles Club, Chemistry Club ERIC MOUNT Basketball, Cub Staff, Glee Club, Tiger Stall, Home Room Treasurer, Home Room Vice-President, Silver Spear, C.Y.F., Red Dagger, National Honor Society, Wfinner of Sophomore Oratorical Contest, Winner of William Harrison Oratorical Contest, A Cap- pella SUE MUEGGE Cub Staff, Home Room Secretary, Silver Spear, Library Assistant, Home Room Vice-President, Tiger Staff, Red Dagger, Quill and Scroll MILLER MILLER MINER Seniors MELBA MURPHY Silver Spear, Typing Club, Cub Staff, Tiger Staff, Y-Teens, Missouri Club, Quill and Scroll A. R. NANNA Boys' Singing Club, Red Dagger, D.O. MORGAN MORROXV MOUNT MUEGGE MURPHY NANN A :Cub Staff, Home Room President, Silver Spear, Stu- N EWMAN NICKOLS NIGRA NUSSBAUM O'CONNELL PARKS WARREN NEWMAN dent Council, Football, Boys' Cooking Club, Basket- ball, Math Club, Red Dagger, A Cappella MELBA NICHOLS CMASTERSOND Photography Club, Girls' Sports Club, C.Y.F., D.O. SHARON NIGRA Typing Club, Book Exchange, Girls' Sports Club, Student Council, Library Assistant, Photography Club, Junior A Cappella LUCY NUSSBAUM Photography Club, Tigerettes, Typing Club', Span- ish Club CARR LANE O'CONNELL Basketball, Home Room President, Boys' Sports Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Boys' Cooking Club, Chemistry Club BILL PARKS Baseball, Math Club, Red Dagger GERALD PERRY Football, Chemistry Club, Home Room President JOHN POPP Hunting and Fishing Club, Typing Club, Bovs' Cooking Club, Audubon Club, Small Ensembles Club, Chemistry Club, Band, Orchestra L ...l Seniors PERRY POPP PORTER PRATHER PROFFER PROPST JOAN PORTER Home Room Vice-President, Cub Staff, Typing Club, Home Room President, Silver Spear, Tiger Staff, Girls' Sports Club, Tigerettes, Red Dagger, Cheer- leader, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, A Cappella JO ANN PRATHER Silver Spear, Cub Staff, Tigerettes, Tiger Staff, Red Dagger, Cheerleader, A Cappella, Quill and Scroll LORNA PROFFER Typing Club, Latin Club, Shorthand Club, Y-Teens, Spanish Club BETTY PROPST Home Room Secretary, Girls' Sports Club, Tiger- ettes, Home Room Vice-President, Girardot Business Staff CHARLES RATCLIFF Chemistry Club, Typing Club, Girardot Photography Staff, Audubon Club SHIRLEY RATCLIEF Nurses' Club, Girls' Sports Club, Latin Club, Typing Club, Chemistry Club, D.O. BOB REED Boys' Sports Club MARY LIZ RENNER Tiger Staii, Library Assistant, Traveler's Club, Typ- ing Club, Cub Staff, Art Club, Home Room Treas- urer, Spanish Club, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll LLOYD ROBERTS Football, Baseball CAROL ROENNIGKE Y-Teens, Cub Staff, Tiger Staff, Student Council, Book Exchange, Home Room President, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Chemistry Club RATCLIFF RATCLIFF REED FLORENCE ROSS Y-Teens, Creative Writing, Girls' Sports Club, Nurses' Club CAROL RUDERT Silver Spear, Photography Club, Tigerettes, C.Y.F., Y-Teens, Girardot Business Manager BESSIE ST. CLAIR Student Council, Silver Spear, Typing Club, Trav- el Club, C.Y.F., Small Ensembles Club, Home Room Vice-President, Home Room Treasurer, Tiger Staff, Cub Staff, Creative Writing Club, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Band, Orchestra, A Cap- pella GRANVILLE SANDERS Home Room President, Boys' Sports Club, D.O., Band, Orchestra JO ELLEN SARFF Silver Spear, Typing Club, Shorthand Club, Home Economics Club, C.Y.F., Cub Staff, Y-Teens, Nurses' Club, Girls' Basketball MALCOLM SCHACK RENNER ROENNIGKE ROSS Seniors Basketball, Homeroom President, Football, Baseball, Boys' Sports Club, Boys' Cooking Club JO ANN SCHAEER Typing Club, Home Room Vice-President, Girls' Sports Club, Home Economics Club, Spanish Club, Home Room President, Student Council, Girardot Business Staff RUDERT ST. CLAIR SANDERS SARFF SCHACK SCHAFER SCHLUE SCHUMER SCHWETTMAN SEABAUGH SEABAUGH SEABAUGH BETH SCHLUE Girardot Literary Staff, D.O. RONALD SCHUMER D.O. BUD SCHWETTMAN BOB SEABAUGH Home Room Secretary, Boys' ERNEST SEABAUGH D.O. SAUN DRA SEABAUGH Sports Club Girls' Sports Club, Silver Spear, Home Room Presi- dent, Tiger Staff, Home Room Secretary, Red Dag- ger, Student Council, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, A Cappella Seniors l 1 I SEABAUGH SEAMANS SEGRAVES SLINKARD XWILLIAM SEABAUGH D.O. CAROLYN SEAMANS Spanish Club, Travelers' Cappella JERRY SEGR AVES Typing Club DON SLINKARD D.O. DON SLOVER Hi-Y, Band, A Cappella RICHARD SMITH Student Council ,281 SLOVER SMITH Club, Nurses' Club, A VERLA SMITH Typing Club, C.Y.F., Art Club, Student Council, Y-Teens, Girardot Business Staff, A Cappella SHIRLEY SNIDER Typing Club, D.O. BILL SNYDER LA RETA STAFFORD Girls' Sports Club, Typing Club, A Cappella MARTHA STATLER Latin Club, Typing Club, C.Y.F., Spanish Club, Nurses' Club, Student Council, A Cappella PAUL STEHR Home Room President, Boys' Cooking Club, Basket- ball, Baseball, Typing Club, Home Room Secretary, Student Body President, National Honor Society, A Cappella SMITH SNIDER SNYDER ANNA KATE STROM Home Room Vice-President, Cub Staff, Silver Spear, Library Assistant, Home Room Treasurer, Tiger Edi- tor, Red Dagger, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll C. W. SUEDEKUM Baseball, Audubon Club, Forum Club, Basketball, Boys' Glee Club, Typing Club, Boys' Cooking Club, Student Council, National Honor Society, A Cap- pella ESTER SUMMERS Photography Club, Typing Club CAROL TALLEY Iunior A Cappella JUDY TEMPLE Cub Staif, Silver Spear, Tiger Literary Staff, Girls' Sports Club, Tigerettes, Girardot Art Staff, Cheer- leader, Art Club, National Honor Society GARY WATSON D.O. STAFFORD STATLER STEHR Seniors STROM SUEDEKUM SUMMERS TALLEY TEMPLE WATSON WELKER WERNER WERNER WIESER WILSON WISEMAN BONNIE WELKER D.O. DON WERNER Boys' Cooking Club, Typing Club, Chemistry Club, Student Council, Math Club, Band, Orchestra, A Cappella KENNY WERNER Typing Club, Shorthand Club JERRY WIESER Home Room Secretary, Tiger Business Staff, Proj- ectionist Club, Chemistry Club, Math Club, Electri- cal Engineers Club JO ANN WILSON Typing Club, Girls' Sports Club, Home Room Sec- retary-Treasurer, Shorthand Club, Audubon Club, Photography Club, Projectionist Club DON WISEMAN Spanish Club, Typing Club, Basketball, Boys' Cook- ing Club Seniors WITHERS WITTING WOMACK WYATT YOUNG RUSSELL XVITHERS Home Room Treasurer, Home Room Secretary, Boys' Sports Club, Forum Club, Chemistry Club, Basket- ball Manager, A Cappella, Electrical Engineering PAT WITTING Tigerettes, Cheerleader, Art Club, Tiger Literary Staff, Red Dagger, Home Room Treasurer, Cub Staff, Typing Club, Home Room Vice-President, A Cappella, Tiger Staff TOM WOMACK Typing Club, Home Room Secretary, Basketball, A Cappella TONY WYATT Boys' Sports Club, Football, Student Council, Base- ball A DAVE YOUNG Student Council, Home Room President, Football, Basketball, Home Room Secretary ni-ei--1'v-1'-vi-,ini--.1-ui-vi' ruff ff-f--I--'ef-f-Joy Kurka No nick name, just Joy - says her biggest thrill in Central was being chosen class favorite - Worst habit is eating too many chocolate stirs at Thompsons - just can't stand peo- ple who are late', - Wants her boy friends to have a sense of humor - her favorite among songs changes ev- ery time a new one comes out. I -31- .lunior Favorites WW Qsiefkfvm so Hi, kids! Meet Toughie. - He has to be tough to enjoy the pathetic story of Little Abner, his favorite comic character - When he isn't in Miss Ketterer's office or in classes, he's wandering about C.H.S. enjoying the happy faces - likes his girls to have looks and personality - He'll be able to cure himself if he eats too much of his favorite platter of fried chicken. You see, he Wants to be- come a doctor. T O U' I : 3- 5 5 l l l l ,S -f'niuf'u.l'nf'.1-,1nf'uf'1-1--.l'+-i- Psi' N , 2 Juniors s First Row - SONYA ABERNATHIE DON ABLA LARRY AKERS 5 Second Row - BILL BAKER MARGARET BARENKAMP T BETTY BERTLING TY BE BASS MARIANNE BIERSCHWAL BILL BLANKENSHIP RAYMOND BOREN First Row - Second Row - JACQUELYN BOSWELL JANE BRENNECKE NOREEN BROCKS MARLIN BUELOW -32- T First Row -- CAROL BUELTEMAN KATHRYN BURFORD BETTY CANFIELD MARY LOIS CHAFFIN Second Row - JEANNE CHILDRESS BILLY CLARK RUTH CLARK BILL COOPER Fi1'SIf.R01fU-- BONNIE COTNER DELORES CRONENBOLD Juniors LUCILLE CUMBIE Second Row - DON CUNNINGHAM JOYCE CUSHMAN BARBARA DANIELS ' First Row- HARLAN DAVIS SHIRLEY DAVIS WILLIAM DORRELL Second Row - JUDY DRUM WAYNE EAKINS MARY ALICE ELDERS Juniors First Row - Second Row - MARTHA ESTES BETTY PARIS WILLIAM ESTES LARRY FLUEGGE BILL EVANS GAY FOESTE KENNETH EVANS BARBARA FOLLOWELL First Row- PEGGY FORNKOHL BOB FORNOFF JO ANN FOSTER DONNA FOWLER Second Row - BECKY FROEIWSDORF WAYNE FROEMSDORF LYNDELL FULKERSON JOAN FURRY First Row- HARRY GEORGE PEGGY GODWIN JACK GOLIGHTLY Second Row - GLENDA GLENN JANET GRAHAM Juniors CAROL GRAVES ww' Firsi Row - DORRIS GREEN JAQUELINE GREEN GRETCHEN HAAS Second Row - CHARLES HAMAN NORMA HARDWICK GENIA HARRIS Juniors 5 R S First Row - Second Row - JOEL PIARVEY BILL HITT BETTY HENGST BARBARA HOPE JOAN HERRMANN RONNIE HOPPER JAMES HICKAM WAYNE HOPPER 136- First Row- LA DONNA HOWARD FAYE HOWELL CHARLES HUBER PAULA HUDGINS Second Row - XWILLIAM HUEEMAN CHARLOTTE HUMES ROBERT HUNT MELVA HUTTEGGER First Row- JOE JAMES MILDRED JAUCH JILL JUDEN Juniors Second Row - JERRY KASTEN DONALD KEESEE SUE KEIM First Row - E ARDITH KRAHN Q JOY KURKA 2 KIEANENE LANGDON g Sfcwzd Row - N LINDA LASATER SHIRLEY LEMONS PATSY LEWIS MARTHA LEWIS BOB LUEBBERS KAY MCCOLLUM EDDIE MCCORMICK First Row - -33- Juniors Second Row - BILL MCDOWELL DON MCNEELY EARL MACKEY DOROTHY MARGRABE First Row- JOE MARTIN CAROL MASON MARY ALICE MASTERS LOUIS MEISENHEIMER Second Row - CAROLYN IVIILLER CAROLYN MOELLER JEAN MOORE LAWANDA MORRISON First Row- MARY MURPHY LORENE NOTHDURFT MICHAEL O'DONNELL Juniors Second Row - JOYCE OXFORD PATRICIA PARKER JAMES PATMORE I , 2 Juniors I First Row- BURNETT PLUMB BARBARA PORRITT ERNESTINE PRIDEMORE Second Row -f STANLEY PROPST PHYLLIS RAMSEY BETTY RANDOL First Row - Sffcoud Row - JAMES RANNEY RONALD ROGERS RONALD RETHERFORD DORIS SCANDRETT MICKEY RICHARDSON LARRY SCHLEGEL RAYMOND RITTER GEORGE SCHOWENGERDT -40- First Row- JO ANN SHADE MARY SHIRRELL BOB SHUCK EMILY SIMPSON Second Row - LA VERNE SLINKARD RUSBY SLINKARD ANN SMITH JOYCE SNIITH First Row- HARRY SPRINGMEYER GLENICE STAFFORD RICHARD STATHAM Second Row - GENE STATLER MARY ANN STOVALL Juniors WILMA STOVALL First Row - JOAN SUEDEKUM RUBY SULLIVAN JOE SUMMERS Second Row - SALLY SUTTON TOM TAVEGGIA JUDITH THOMPSON S 5 5 N Y S Juniors S Y S s S First Row - Second Row - TYRONE THOMPSON BONNIE UNSELL TERRY TUCKER WANDA VAVAK JUDY TURNER RONNTE WADLINGTON BOB TWIDWELL ARTHUR WELCH -42- First Row - BILL WESCOAT KAREN VVEST RETI-IA XVHITTAKER SKCCIIIII Row - LARRY XWILLS DONALD 'XV ISE MARY WITTING SENIORS NOT IN PICTURES June Anderson, Bill Blank, Laverne Fiedler, Bill Fitzpatrick, Joe Gleason, Charles Green Dwight Kelly, Gary Niswonger, James Palmer, Jimmy Pledger, Bill Probst, John Raven- stein, Helen Rigger, Lloyd Roberts, Kenneth Sander, Barbara Smith, Jimmy Thompson Linda Tilley, jim Vines, Jerry Walker, Barbara Wallace, John Wetzel. JUNIORS NOT IN PICTURES Leon Allen, Bob Blank, Robert Borchelt, Tohn Cobb, Don Eaker, Kenneth Eifert, jack Glea- son, Bill Hink, Gerald Hinton, Don Loberg, Darlene McBride, James Mitchell, Don Nanny ,Terry Oliver, Larry Patrick, Jerry Sample, james Scholl, Willard Springer, James Vavak Raymond Wetzel. Juniors Sophomore Favorites -'W'-f-f Dod Elrod vi--4-.1-.1--y-vis igiiviiviieji Po on-2 5-5-5-arf-lg Simfbggm -e5....UQ5 5-Game! V, O 22253-':1 E?.5'5 2B Sen-EQa2. Q3l'5I3 i gig Oar-o-,g,'T',.'Tt v-g B.. lmih 0',sC5 f9, IFN-Rik 0. O :r'2-ici. :RW-' so M3327 UQ ,-. 2?-Bias' .inf , he plans to become a doctor. If he isnit chatting in the halls, you'll ind him at Hobbses listening to jazz music, mainly Eddie Fisher's down to business in college because Lida Landgraf fe'--ff Here's an orchid to Lida! Her favorite class is English - The roomy lockers are her delight at Central - The English teachers agree With her when she says that her Worst habit is saying guy - wants her gu.y to be able to take a hint - sitting up at Hobbses listening to Oh My Papa by Eddie Calvin is her favorite pas- time - plans to go to college after graduation. Sophomores Row I-jane Cauble, Janice Beckwith, Darlene Bechel, Barbara Criddle, Roylyn Andrews, Sally Blaylock, Joyce Bullard, Mary Sue Brooks, Betty Asbridge Row 2-Dennis Brown, Dana Boyt, Iudy Bollinger, Tudy Clark, Vivian Clark, Jane Cant- rell, Louise Cartwright, Franklin Crites Row 3 -Sue Bess, Rosemary Alexiou, Hobart Baker, Eddie Crites, Ted Borum, Danny Cob- ble, Judy Barringer Memberr not in 1Ji6f741'6.' Mary Lou Caldwell .Wa ' li ,li O' ',,.,L 'J s emi? ' N Row I-Gail Finch, Joe Gayer, Clifford Crosnoe, Iennifer Ford, Oliver Groseclose, Don Elrod, Virginia Grant Row 2-Richard Farrow, Carol Ervin, Gail Garlock, Ioyce Fisher, Wayne Horton, Ruby Hahs, Bob Cruse, Fred Horrell Row 5-Katherine Eifert, Martha Hensley, Karen Hayden, Douglas Hester, James Hency, Ronald Grebing, Mary Glasscock, Delores Galloway, Melva Fiedler Member: not in picture: Peter Dye, Stanley Emmons, joe Friese, jean Gleason, Janie Gross- Renee Holm -45- Q Sophomores Row I-Carolon Koenig, Theda Moore, Jeannine Knight, Charlotte Moore, Claudine Keesee, Virginia Nichols, Larry McKinney Row 2-Yvonne Little, Doris Ioyce, Phyllis Huckstep, Novella Noland, Lida Landgraf, Edana Knight, Shirley Kassel, Charles Morgan Row 3-Roslyn Kaufman, Karen Mahan, Larry McNeely, James Kuss, Ralph Maxton Memberr not in picture: Bob Keesee, Wilmer King, Jean Kirby, Dorthy Niswonger, Bruce Lemons, Guy Lowes, Violet Nanna, Connie McGraw Row 1-Mary Ranney, Jerry Reimann, Rusby Seabaugh, Ersie Probst, ley Reed, Nellie Rogers, Helen Phillips Row 2-June Smith, Elvera Slover, ,To Ann Simmons, Peggy Riehn, lyn Robinson, ludy Shaltupsky, Elinor O'Howell, Ruth Sha Row 3-Camille Schumacher, Gerald Schlegel, Lorrin Robison, My Simmons, Bill Renner Memberr not in picture: Tack Perry, Larry Randol, David Retherford, Schweain, Charles Smith -45- Elizabeth Rose, Shir Marion Snyder, Caro- ltupsky ron Shaltupsky, Lloyd Frank Sanders, Irma Sophomores Rout' I-Keith jones, Norma Lirely, Nancy Mandrell, Margaret Mecham, Elwanda Macke, Beverly Latham Row 2-Cleo johns, Harold Moore, Ted Miller, Harold Kerr, Richard Niedling, Charles Jacobs, Eddie Nebel 1201433-jerry Moore, Sidney Dugan, Charles Hutson, Deon Johnson fllemberr not in picture' Donald Humes, Bob Kelley, Claude Kelley, Larry Niswonger, Norman Niswonger M 'W S S S S S S S S S S S S S S fl S r S all S l . l fe . S l S l S S ' f S S . S it S S S S S S Q M , Row 1-Pat Tooke, Linda Welker, Charlotte Pickens, ludy Segraves, lohn Pratte, Terry i Robb, Charlotte Stallings, Nancy Parker, Edwina Rowe Row 2-Rex Rhodes, Mary Ann Wachter, Laurel Roennigke, ludy Wills, Carole Oliver Bill Slinkard, jim Schmidt, Io Ellen Sitzes Row 3-Paul Probst, Dave Rickard, Ralph Thomas, Franz Teichman, Bob Pierce Memberr not in picmre: Marcus Rogers, Iames Sample, lim Strop S S S 1 Sophomores Rou' I-Deanna Stout, Judith Stallings, Juanita X5C'est, Mary Welch, Ann Wescoat, Marilyn Tibbs, Peggy Wfalker, Linda Withers, Nancy Strop Row 2-Myrna Warren, Cleo Ticer, Carol Wood, Charles Statler, John Stubbs, Louise Stat- ler, Kay Wright, Karen Stevenson Row 3-Carl Tomason, Junior Strong, Jimmie Young, John Welch, Jackie Stevens Members no! in piclme' John Stone, Clifford Sullivan, Johnnie Walker, Patsy Welker l S 5 N l l l l Row I-Joella Beal, Barbara Chaplin, Bob Dietiker, Shirley Boren Row 2-Ronnie Childers, Dale Borchelt, Dan Hope, Walker Ervin, Carl Hawkins Row 3-Sonny Griffith, Wayne Hanebrink, Kenny Gibson, Jim Austin Membem not in picz1m'e.'--Jo Ann Allison, Terry Cora, Newton Gilliland, Judy Hargraves, Mayrne Hency, Roy Hinkle -43- X f Q yy im J if 4 'J Freshmen Favorites gf wwfw -Madilyn Hecht l S Our own little Maddie,, but to S stay on good terms with her, don't S call her that - goes from one extreme S to the other with Montgomery Clift S and Dennis the Menace, her favorite S actor and comic character - admits S the best thing about C.H.S. is the S 310.0 o'clock bell -- enjoys algebra - S future plans include commercial avia- Q tion. ,WP My W welll 1 ' W 4 . , ' ' F ' ' J J' f . , f 4, J ' W lt! Q I lg W nwg! Ulf f XLMJ X x er ' NON QM ilk M if i WL lf Qld' WX fl V' Q J ill J Q L -491 Of course he is a freshie, but Rollie Hall is certainly not a timid one - his favorite class is algebra - keeps busy in his spare time with tennis and golf -- his biggest thrill at C.H. S. is all the girls, especially the ones With personality and looks!-another Dennis the Menace fan - admits his Worst habit is talking in class - plans to become a surgeon. W 2 5 I 1 T 5 5 5 s S s ..p-ui-v.l'--J'uf'-v.1'-nlln.?'nin.fu1-vf- re - XL? ,ff fl Ly Row I- C X ?fl Rolf' 24 Row 3 at P gyyufl Freshmen Raymond Bendel, Glen Probst, Clyde Boswell, Dean Brown, Bill Wasson, Rollie Hall, Charles Herbst, Richard Buelteman, Donald Bandy Mary Ann Allison, Nancy Bollinger, Donna Burkett, Minda McComb, Richard Bol- linger, Tara Masterson, Sharon Arnold, Linda Bowerman, Barbara Burton, Boyd Abbott, Larry Bauer -Martha Brasher, Carleen Eifert, Judy Harris, Marion Burford, June Bowden, Karen Jones, Carolyn Tolliver, Kay Snow, Martha Freeman, Danny McDonald Ruth Ann Bingenheimer, Judy Emery, Margaret Brockmire, Jimmie Williamson, Raymond Blitstein, Lloyd Bauer, Roy Morrison, Jerry Rich, John Bennett 5 5 5 5 9-5 2 Q s S s S 5 5 5 5 5 x S 5 s , , V . y ,, , v If, s r rf S 12 . . . . X Y ,Ayn S ,5 1? .K Row I-Genie Call, Barbara Cobb, Nancy Culbertson, Bill Crafton, Mitchell Deimund, Mari lyn Clark, Patricia Derrington, Sandra Cotner W Row 2-Loretta Cowan, Ruth Ann Drum, Beverly Ann Carr, Rodney Collins, Nina Button Marjorie Carroll, Sylvia Cotner t Row 3-Jeanette Clingingsmith, Phyllis Dickey, Kenneth Chapman, Dickie Cummings r X Carolyn Sue Davis, Judy Daume F ' Memberr no! in picture: Richard Cain, Don Caldwell, Paul Cavaness, Mark Conrad, Jim ASQJV Cotner, Richard Deimund, Judy Dudley, Harriet Duschell -50-- il can gli! lf 2 l 145 l gf . ,., , Q nf- 1 1 S . e M? tslwl 7 4, ,gil V, lffif , , I f 41.7 ,--fx :4,,,3, , px fl 1 ,J fin . fpqv , J 3 LJ V V QQ ,Sl ' Freshmerrf f , f L V, 4-1 '- SS Row 1-Lynn Fluegge, Joyce Evans, Marcia Hampton, Shirley Fox, Barbara Fulton, Carol Gregory, Irene Ervin, jerry Gayer Row 2-Carl Estes, Nelson Fiedler, June Fingerhut, Francine Ford, Myrna Hardwick, Mary Lee Groseclose, Arthur Graham Row 3-Sally Edmonds, Mary Ewan, Jim Faris, Clifford Hamilton, jim Green, Shirley Haman Memberr not in picture: Donald Fox, ludy Gilbert, Herbert Gohn, lohn Green, Dale Grif- fith, Virginia Ann Hackney, Mary Hale X, f L. f, ,v 7 , ' ff' oiff Ji If ff- . i' ,7 Lu' S V-t ,f,f1JVii' SUDJ l ' lil e' X tp' ul '. P f l 1-Giro! ij All ,MJ It 'vw 8 film J 'W J f I 'Mkt 0 I 1 dai U5 J' L my f , M f lf' lf 1, E iffiilrllf' ll 3 fciffd fwgi Row I-june tlauch, Carol Keesee, Patsy Huff, Marilyn lkerman, Willa Havener, Delores Keesee, Ronald Hortter, Charles Heilig, lim Hastings Row 2-Marilyn Spalding, Madilyn Hecht, Mary Hines, Roger Kays, Joe Hobbs, Shelby Heuer, Harold Hill, Virgil Jaco Row 3-Mike Johnson, Don Heuer, Paul Johnson, Benny Hinton, Tom Holshouser, john jones, Kent Hoffmeister f 4 Freshmen Row I-Howard Kelley, Veroncett Mann, Carolyn Lear, Martha Kelley, Flora Koenig, Janice Likens, Gary McLain Row 2-Myrna Lane, Carolyn Langston, Jackie Kitchen, Bobby McDowell, Gloria Krieger, Virginia Kerr, Wilma McCain, Judy Macke Row 5'-Claire Martin, Eddie Loftin, Billy Ray Kimbel, Gerald La Grand, Margaret Mc- Cormick Members not in pictm'e.' Joe Keller, Fred Kelley, Bonnie Lawson, Patsy Logan, Mary Fran- ces Lowes, Donald May S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S s S Row 1-William Phillips, Charles Pickett, Ralph Nussbaum, Lillie Mae Propst, Jacquelyn Pratte, Ruby Merritt, Bob Naeter, Ronald Owens Row 2-Doy Rayburn, Thelma Nelson, Rheuben Norman, John Meisenheimer, Richard Poston, Judy Rawlings, Carol Poston Row 3-Bob Nix, Sam Nanna, Jane Noble, Sharon Nickless, Susan Miller, Juanita Ozment, John Mulkey, George Plumb Row 4-Dean Meinz, Jay Mullen, Don Miller, Charles Meyer, Danny Thomas l s Freshmen Row I-Nancy Southerland, Carolyn Sawyer, Charlotte Statler, Martha Spain, Linda Rubel, Earl Sides, Tom Slinlcard, Janet Snyder, Norma Snider, Keith Slinkard Row 2-Mike Stevenson, Helen Schlegel, Patricia Smith, Barbara Simmons, Shirley Rogers, Myrna Scandrett, Kenny Snyder, Shirley Stephens, Monett Roberts Row 3-Vicki Sides, David Shrout, Dixie Schaefer, Wilbur Sappington, Jim Russell, Jim Roussel ave, ciabifw 1 'wifi M111-3 '1 'ZW 1, ffl fe- S it ,. f sg,-'24 I C S T 4 .fgffx - It MK 2 ifv.t f of l S S S S 5 s l ffm-If WWA Jah S s S R , 5 l S 5 5 5 5 S 5 l ., 0? 679 K . . .ir 5.14-'M Row I-Tom Young, John Weimer, Pat Young, Phyllis Ann West, Jeanne Watson, Lavanna - Tilley, Bob Zimmerman Aldw Row 2-Peggy Whittaker, Charlotte Stovall, Grace Wring, Karen Wilson, Phyllis Swaim, Michael Taylor Row 3-Eugene Strop, Charles Vogelsang, Dennie Summers, James Thomas, Larry Twidwell -53.- School Activities EMS' 1' .. l. 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Semerteri Row I-Martha Estes, Larry i S Wfills, Saundra Seabaugh, I Sue Keim, Wood McComb, Q Paul Stehr i Row 2--jerry Reimann, Shar- . on Nigra, Mary Murphy, I Madiiyn Hecht, Genie can, I Peggy Walker, Virginia Q Grant, Ronnie Hall R Row 3 -Larry McKinney, ' Thomas Taylor, Janice Beck- ! with, Charleen Brown, Car- S ole Oliver, Bill Clark, Q Jeanne Anne Childress, S Mary Shirrell, Martha Kelly ' Row 4-XWalker Irvin, jay S Mullen, Keith Jones, Jerry N Allmon, Durwood Lawson, 8 jim Green i Sponsor-Miss Sackman S , I Second Semerter: Row I-Jacquelyn Pratte, Martha Kelly, Charlotte Statler, Madilyn Hecht, S Marianne Bierschwal, Mari- ' anne Murphy, Virginia Grant Row 2-Genie Call, Norma S Lirely, Danny McDonald, S A. R. Nanna, Bill Slinkard, Sally Blaylock, Mary Welch, Jerry Reimann Row 3-Mary Shirrell, Bill v Largent, Sue Keim, Saundra S Seabaugh, Karen Wilson, - Don Ahla, Ronnie Childers, S Mr. Sheets 1301414-Miss Sackman, Lida Landgraf, Malcolm Schack, Paul Stehr, Larry Wills, jerry Allmon, Barbara Followell, Mary Ewan Sponsor--Miss Sackman S S I S To give the students an opportunity for participation in the government of the school, to develop co-operation between the pupils and faculty, to stimulate student activity, and to promote the general welfare of Central High School are the duties and wishes of the Student Council. The Student Councils of the past year have had more business to take under consid- eration than ever before. Dealing with the projects and problems of a new high school, the representatives from each home room did more than their share to make this a successful school year. Activities sponsored by the Council were as follows: All-school dance, school co-op, noon dancing in recreation room, sale of savings stamps, revision of Central High School Hand- book, Lost and Found Department, completion of plaque containing World War II and Ko- rean War dead, equipment for recreation room, additional and louder bells, drinking foun- tain in recreation room, Christmas decorations, better cafeteria conditions, music in cafeteria at noon, suggestion boxes, charter buses for out-of-town games, program over public ad- dress system, parking in front clarified, and the most successful polio drive in years. PAUL STEHR, President ...5 5- GIRARDOT STAFFS l -56- Il S il fl il -f'--.f-..f-.i- --.f--.f--.f-,1--1--.J--1--fv.1-..f--1---f--4-.1-f.f-,JH .1-af--.f-.1-..f-up-.1-,1--1-.1-,,. ART AND LITERARY Row I-Wendy Kurka, Joyce Oxford, Eleanor Bunch, Margie Hawkins Row2-Genia Harris, Bar- bara Dixon, Judy Temple, Beth Schlue, Mary Ann Kelpe BUSINESS R010 I-Marianne Bierschwal, Sally Sutton, Carol Buelte- man, Sue Keim, Gretchen Haas, Kathryn Burforcl, Kay McCollum R010 2-Arm Smith, Rosemary Hire, Gaye Foeste, Pat Park- er, Carol Rudert, Betty Propst Row 3--Verla Smith, Irma Lowes, Jo Ann Schafer, Joan Herrmann, Paula Hudgins, Carolyn Metje, Mary Wit- ting Row 4-Barbara Followell, June Albert, Bill McDowell, Jack Golightly, Linda La- sater, Wilma Stovall PHOTOGRAPHY Row 1-David Shrout, Joe James, Charles Haman, Joe Paul Hobbs Row 2-James Ranney, Charles Ratcliff, Mrs. Find- ley Membem not in pictu4'e.'- Mike Keeton, Jeanne Wat- son, Michael O'Donne1l ART LITERARY BUSINESS PHOTOGRAPHY GIRARDOT STAFFS This club gives a relaxing intermission in the mid- morning When, in a very informal manner, we meet in the art room one hour each day. There we have done everything from satisfying our appetities to hurrying helter-skelter' to meet the deadline for our Giwzrdof assignments. Our Work includes the mounting of all pictures and the preparation of the art Work in our year- book. JUDY TEMPLE Art Staff If you have ever planned and worked diligently on something very special for a long period of time, we know you have had that Wonderful feeling of satisfaction and sense of pride when that something was completed, be- cause that's exactly the way we feel about this IQS4 Girardof. The time spent planning and preparing the Girzzrdot was well worth the effort, and we were happy to be working with the Art, Business, and Photography staffs to bring this special book to you. We hope you enjoy your yearbook and can page through its many happy memories in years to come. MARY ANN KELPE Editor-in-chief I consider it ah honor to have been chosen Business Manager for the 1954 edition of the Girardoi. The Bus- iness Staff sold advertising space in the Girardozf to the merchants of Cape Girardeau, which helped to pay the cost of the book. The Business Staff also took subscrip- tions from students and teachers for Girzzrdofs. I have appreciated very much the opportunity of working with other students toward the publication-of our yearbook. It has helped to make my senior year at Central more Worth While. CAROL RUDERT Business Manager I have been on the Girardot Photography Staff for three years, and I have enjoyed it every year. This organ- ization enables those who have photography as a hobby to work on definite assignments. Club pictures, candid shots, and school activities are our responsibilities. It has been a pleasure to serve on this staff under the leadership of Mrs. Findley. CHARLES HAMAN Photographer TIGER STAFFS TIGER LITERARY Row I-Gail Finch, Joy Kur- ka, Barbara Daniels, Emily I Simpson, Sue King, Anna A Kate Strom, Janet Brennan I Row 2-Javada Geiser, Ann Cooley, Mary Alice Masters, . Ardith Krahn, Kay Wright, I Karen Stevenson, Sue Bess, Barbara Porritt, Wendy I Kurka Row 3-Jean ne Morgan, : Shirley Evans, Joan Porter, Barbara Dixon, Judi Bader, S Irma Schweain, Anita Al- len, Charleen Brown, Bar- bara Blattner, Bessie St. , Clair S Row 4--Pat Witting, Melba Murphy, Genia Harris, Martha Estes, Joyce Cush- man, Novella Noland, Kar- en Mahan, Sue Muegge, Jeanne Anne Childress, Saundra Seabaugh Row 5-Barbara Hope, Janet Graham, Phyllis Gibbs, Bob Hunt, Eric Mount, Mary Liz Renner, Lucille Cumbie, Margaret Barenkamp, Jo Ann Prather Memberr not in picture: Carol Roennigke, Barbara Chaplin, Gail Garlock, Beverly Latham, Virginia Nichols, Mary Shirrell, Peggy Riehn, Laurel Roennigke, Judy Wills Sponsor-Miss Helen Smith I My work on the Tiger Literary Staff has developed my interest in the newspaper world and has given me a nose for newsf, As a result I am more aware of the vast amount of things around me. Journalistic writing and lay-out work are so fascinating that I have decided to make it my career. ANNA KATE STROM Editor and SCROLL I T A Seated-Bessie St. Clair, Bar- bara Hope, Wendy Kurka, Emily Simpson, Janet Gra- ham, Anna Kate Strom, Ann Cooley, Mary Liz Ren- ner, Joan Porter, Judi Bader, Jeanne Morgan Standing-Bob Shuclc, Jo Ann - Prather, Joy Kurka, Janet I Brennan, Ardith Krahn, Melba Murphy, Saundra Seabaugh, Barbara Daniels, S Mary Alice Masters, Shirley A Evans, Sue Muegge, Barba- ra Blattner, Carol Roennig- I ke, Martha Estes, Barbara Dixon, Javada Geiser. 5 Row 2-S t a n d i ng, Larry Wills, Bob Hunt, Genia Harris, Phyllis Gibbs, Joyce Cushman, Charleen Brown Members not in picture:-'Sue King, Anita Allen, Eric Mount, Raymond Ritter Sponsor-Miss Helen Smith S I I s To become a member of Quill and Scroll, the honorary society for high school jour- nalists, I, along with the other prospective members, had to pass the requirements set forth by the national organization. Only juniors and seniors in the upper third of their classes were eligible. Recommendation by our supervisor and approval by the Executive Secretary had to be secured. A local requirement was that at least seventy-five inches of my writing had to appear in our school paper. PI-IYLLIS GIBBS -53- TIGER STAFFS TIGER CUBS Row 1-Ruth Shaltupsky, Bill I Wasson, Dean Brown, Norma Lirely, Beverly La- tham, Barbara Chaplin Row 2-Virginia Nichols, I Janice Beckwith, Phyllis Huckstep, Linda Welker, Tara Masterson, june Bow- S den, Mary Shirrell, Nancy - I I 5 I Southerland Row 3-Pat Tooke, Gail Gar- lock, Laurel Roennigke, Rosemary Alexiou, Martha Freeman, Claire Martin, Jurea Daume I I Row 4-Mary Ewan, Carolyn S Tolliver, Judy Wills, Peg- S gy Riehin, Judy Barringer, S Kay Snow Member: not in picture:-Ruth Bingenheimer, Genie Call, Marilyn Clark, Ruth Ann Drum Marcia Hampton, jim Hastings, Madilyn Hecht, Elwanda Macke, Mary Murphy, jane Noble, Charles Pickett, jacquelyn Pratte, Carolyn Sawyer, Dixie Schaefer, Shir- ley Stevens, Grace Wring Sponsor-Miss Reed The purpose of this staff is to teach girls and boys who are interested in journal- ism how to write articles for a newspaper. We are taught how to write feature stories, editorials, and interviews. We also learn the basic fundamentals of the structure of a news- paper. Usually, after spending two semesters on this staff, we may join the Tiger Literary Staff, thereby having the opportunity to gain experience by putting into practice the things we have learned. CLAIRE MARTIN ----w S S s S 5 I S I S 5 I s S I 5 s TIGER BUSINESS Row I-Charles Heilig, Ter- ry Robb, Charles Statler, Ronald Childers, Jim Rus- sell, Roger Kays, jerry Rei- mann Rout' 2-John Stubbs, Bill Renner, Franz Teichman, Dennis Brown, Ted Miller, Bob Pierce, Joe Keller, Walker Ervin Row 3-Charles Hutson, Lar- ry Wills, Raymond Ritter, Bill Wescoat, Bob Shuck Membeirr not in picture:- Wayne Hannebrink, John Mulkey, George Schowen- gerdt Sponsor--Mr. Hahs hT 'dh'bll'd The business staff is responsible for financing t e igcr. We o t is y se ing a s to various businesses. The club consists of a Circulation Manager, Business Manager, Adver- tising Manager, Salesmen, and Cub Salesmen. The salesmenis duties are as follows: to collect the ads from the businesses, collect bills for the ads, and see that each business that pays for advertising space receives a copy of each Tiger. Once a year we have a banquet to which all members of the Tiger Staff are invited. This club is helpful to members by acquainting them with experienced business men and salesmanship tactics. JOHN STUBBS 'Gif ,, gf A f 5 Ali? ffjiif V iillia H aw 1 , aw- aa- ig il -1 in ::m:mr,, if ia rpg-Ezgflgrs C ffl ,ll Row I-Peggy Walker, Jane Brennecke, Peggy Riehn, La jean Mcdlin, f - KJ A N p. A ' Y Mary Shirrell, Marianne Bierschwal, Barbara Hope, Phyllis Huck- ,U - Q Ulf? 5'j ! J N W 'M' I step, Judy Bollinger, Raymond Blitstein, Joe Keller, Marion Snyder, 5 Joy Kurka, Martha Kelly, Judy Shaltupsky, Deanna Stout, Barbara X .A , 1 , , Po 'tt ff' We ' Row 2-Sue Keim, Margaret Barenkamp, Bessie St. Clair, Margaret Fet- Th b d Z5 b A thx - bl t-A - till, Robert Borchelt, Durwood Lawson, Larry Wills, Wayne Hane- C an as een one e most enloya e ac NIU S brink, Paul johnson, Jimmie Morrow, Dana Boyr, Mary Welch, that I have taken during my high school days. It has enabled Barbara Daniels, Joel Harvey, Ruth Shaltupsky, Ronnie Childers, f . d d - - d-ff h I Jeanne Anne Childress me to meet more rlen s an to Vlslt many 1 erent sc 00 s. Raw 3-Elizaberh Rose, Barbara Followall, Carolyn Moeller, La Darrrla It has also given me many educational Opportunities which I Howard, Wilbur Sappington, Ronnie Hopper, Dale Borchelt, Ken- h ' ' h ' ' I h H neth Klaproth, jerry Allmon, Don Werner, Don Wise, Don Slover, could not ave recellied m any Ot er acuvltyi S a nevfir Gfagville Sanders, James Ranngy, Tommy Ygungy Howard Kelley, fOI'gCt all the g0Od t1I'l'leS and all the full that I l'13VC had 111 -cz r: 63 .Q V? E U the CC Bob Pier Jean Lowes, Irma eeton, ichael K M Cdirector J , sello Caro l-I 5 Q1- 52 Q 94 resident MON, p LL A RY R JE x john 2. utson, M H Charles nie Us uf La fu C0 O cd c: o cd vf c: Ralph Maxton, Leon Alle Richardson, Wayne E tu I-U ,?. I-4.34 gi.: D4 O2 332 .D QE 535 l-JU bs :vi '-1 rf? .-1 5 Judy ler, Mil n, Ted SO john s, Deon .5 .1 U O Q Vw x-4 1-4 UJ Q-4 li D-4 O D-1 cd 4: r: GS Z ... 2 .9 P .S QU v ld I-l E o I-4 ni B :1 2 Joyce Smith Cmajoretteb, Judi Bader, Ann Wescoat, Lor- etta Brothers, Shirley Kas- sel, Carolyn Sawyer, Gail Finch, Jane Cauble Sponsor-Mr. Carosello i -f' sl' wwf 1 My il my The beat of a drum, a shrill whistle, and then a left-right is music to the ear of a twirler. There's a thrill in marching at parades and games. It was hard work on cold Row I-Mitchell Deimund, Eddie Nebel, Karen Jones, Joe Hobbs, Ralph Nuss- baum, Judy Gilbert, Dixie Schaefer Row 2-Charles I-Ieilig, Bob McDowell, Danny Moore, Jackie Stevens, Richard Bol- linger, Bill Crafton Row 3-Dennis Brown, Dan- ny Hope, Ted Borum, Rex Rhodes, Lavanna Tilley Sponsor-Mr. Carosello nights but an unforgettable experience! ,gk JUDI BADER The Junior Band is a preparatory course for the regular band. 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I shall always remember the fun we had on our tours, the performances we gave and those long hours of practice. Above all I'm happy to have been able to sing with a swell bunch of kids and a wonderful choir director. VERLA SMITH S s S 3 JUNIOR Q A CAPPELLA l Row 1-Mary Witting, Pat S Parker, Jackie Boswell, Bar- bara Wallace, Nellie Rog- S ers, Ersie Probst, Peggy Walker, Gail Finch, Jenni- 4 fer Ford, Virginia Grant S Row 2-Carole Kays, Deanna S Stout, Martha Hensley, Judy - Bollinger, Wanda Evans, 2 Shirley Davis, Jane Bren- , necke, Sue Keim, Kath- ryn Burford, Joy Bollinger, Sharon Nigra, Carol Ann Talley, Earlene Leslie, Gail S S S I Garlock, Karen Stevenson, Phyllis Huckstep Row 3-Carolyn Miller, Jeanene Langdon, Rosemary Alexiou, Ann Wescoat, Ann Smith, Becky Froemsdorf, Paula Hudgins, Camille Schumacher, Novella Noland, Genia Harris, Laverne Slinkard, Judy Turner, Delores Galloway, Elvera Slover, Ruth Lawson Row 4-Michael O,Donnell, Richard Farrow, John Pratte, Edana Knight, Shirley Kassel, Karen Mahan, Joyce Smith, Jo Ann Suedekum, Ann Cooley, Carolyn Metje, Ruth Shaltupsky, John Stubbs, Ronnie Childers, Jerry Reimann Row 5--Douglas Hester, Wayne Horton, Kelly Jackson, Walker Ervin, Sonny Griffith, Bill Renner, Bill Evans, Lloyd Sim- mons, Kenny Sanders, Richard Niedling, Ted Miller, John Lufcy Every Tuesday after school, you'll find Miss G gathering together ali her girls for another informal prac- tice. We sing old songs, learn new ones, and have loads of fun. Besides singing for several local organiza- tions, we received a first rating in the spring contest at the college. BARBARA DIXON GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Served-Miss Gillett S tending-Barbara P o r r i t t, Judy Temple, Jo Ann Prath- er, Phyllis Gibbs, Saundra Seabaugh, Barbara Dixon, Joan Porter, Jo Ellen Sarff, Renee Holm Sponsor-Miss Gillett Sponsor-Miss Gillett This year a new group, the Junior S A Cappella, was added to the music S department to meet the need for - outstanding singers for whom there l is no room in the Senior A Cap- S pella. I enjoy being in this choir S because it gives me a chance to be S in the Senior A Cappella later on. x VIRGINIA GRANT S 5 BOYS' OCTET S Row I-Don Slover, Warren New- S man, Bill Friday, Durwood Law- ' son 2 Row 2-Perry Dockins, Don Wet- Q ner falternateb, C. W. Suedekum, . Eric Mount I l Member not in picture:-Paul Stehr ' Sponsor-Miss Gillett Row 1-Bonnie Cotner, Bar- bara Daniels, Sally Sutton, Carol Graves, Barbara Por- ritt, Joyce Oxford, Pat Park- er Row 2-J e a n n e Morgan, Jane Brennecke, Anna Kate Strom, Anita Allen, Char- leen Brown, Ann Smith Row 3-J o a n Herrmann Barbara Dixon, Judi Ba- der, Sue Muegge, Mary Harrison Row 4-Saundra Seabaugh, Durwood Lawson, Eric Mount, Barbara Hope Members not in picture: -Martha Estes, Sue Keim, Mary Alice f Masters, Bill McDow- ' RED DACCER DRAMATIC CLUB In the Red Dagger Dramatic Club under the direction of Miss Inez Smith we specialize in the study of drama and dramatists. The many plays, skits over the public address system, and other types of informative programs on phases of drama presented during weekly meetings have given much experience and enjoyment to me as well as to the other club members. In addition we had fun at the several informal coke parties. SAUNDRA SEABAUGH f ell, Bill Parks, Joan If Porter, Jo Ann Prath- I er, Pat Witting Sponsor- Miss Inez Smith SILVER SPEAR DRAMATIC CLUB Because of the lack of an auditorium to present our plays publicly, other forms of entertainment were used. Instead of meeting every Wednesday We met every other Week. One week we would have play practice for some short skit and the next week a few of the members would present these plays during our half hour club period. Our big social event of the year was a Valentine banq- uet Wih a program consisting of monologues and games. GAIL FINCH I Row I-Mary Ranney, I-' Martha Kelly, Marcia Hampton, Jennifer f Ford, Charles Herbst, Jerry Reimann, Jerry I Gayer I Row 2-Peggy Walker, Gail Finch, Marjorie Carroll, Gail Garlock, Joe Gayer, Ann Wes- coat, Linda Withers, De- anna Stout Row 3-Renee Holm, Mary Shirrell, Judy Barringer, Danny McDonald, Karen Wilson, Karen Stevenson, Marion Burford Row 4-Rosemary Alexiou, Eddie Loftin, Bill Renner, 'Raymond Blitstein, Judy Emory, Sue Bess Member: not in pictu4'e.'-Genie Call, Joyce Evans, Mary Hines, Karen Mahan, Lloyd Simmons, John Stubbs, Jeanne Watson, -65- Sponsor-Miss Sadler The true purpose of the Y- Teen Club is to help mold girls, characters into more religious, helpful, and friendly ones. This year we have carried out the helping theme and have aided many families, children, and sick people through cards, food, clothing, and toys. CAROL ROENNIGKE C.Y.F. is composed of mem- bers who are interested in ex- tending Christian love to others. During the course of a se- mester, we complete projects which are helpful to anyone in need. We have also gone Christmas carolling for the past two years. LIDA LANDGRAF -66- Y-TEENS Row I-Claudine Keesee, Nellie Rodgers, Carol Keesee, Ersie Probst, Genie Call, Madilyn Hecht, Tara Masterson, Joyce Ev- ans Row 2-Mary Ann Allison, Linda Welker, Pat Tooke, Judy Sea- graves, Patricia Young, Flora Koenig, Carolyn Sawyer, Jacque- lyn Pratte Row 3-Martha Spain, Mary Hines Claire Martin, Kay Snow, Martha Freeman, Vicki Sides, Ruth Bin- genheimer, Charlotte Stovall, Shirley Stevens Row 4-Sally Edmonds, Minda Mc- Comb, Linda Lasater, Carol Roen- nigke, Jane Noble, Laurel Roen- nigke Members' not in picture:-Donna Burkett, Francine Ford Elwanda Mackey, Susan Miller, Edwina Rowe, Dixie Schaefer, Charlotte Statler, Phyllis West, Grace Wring, Judy Wills Sponsors-Mrs. Schowengerdt Miss Kies C. Y. F. Row I --Elizabeth Rose, Carol Er- vin, Cora Lee Moore, Jo Ellen Sitzes, Mary Murphy, Nancy Parker, Mayme Hency Ron' 2-Judy Bollinger, Ruth Law- son, Myrna Warren, Jackie Green, Bonnie Unsell, Mary Alice Eld- ers, Louise Cartwright Row 3-Dana Boyt, Yvonne Little, Jeanene Langdon, Juanita West, Ruby Hahs, Mary Welch Row 4-Lida Landgraf, Camille Schumacher, Mary Glasscock, Becky McSwain, Mildred Graden Zlflembelis' not in picMz1'e.'-Barbara Cobb, Margaret McCormick, Ruby Merritt, Peggy Whittaker Sponsor--Mrs. T. Williams HI-Y Seated-Don Slover Standing-Bob Hawn, Bill Slinkard, Mr. O'Connell, Bill Largent, Kenneth Klaproth, Rusby Slink- ard, Barry Hazen, Eddie Nebel Members not in pictare:-William Dugan, Jay Mullen Sponsor-Mr. O'Connell The objectives of the Hi-Y Club are to enable high school boys to 1. deal adequately with their im- mediate personal problems, 2. face realistically the kind of world they live in, 3, deepen their Christian convic- tions and put those convictions to work, 4. understand the background and meaning of democracy and dem- onstrate how it operates. BARRY HAZEN GIRLS' HOME ECONOMICS Row I--Elizabeth Rose, Carol Ervin, Judy Harris, Elwanda Macke, Jeannine Knight, Linda Bowerman, Barbara Fulton, joel Harvey Row 2-june Smith, Elvera Slover, june Fingerhut, Mary Ann Wachter, Phyl- lis Huckstep, Louise Statler, Kay Wright, Betty Green Row 3-Jo Ellen Sitzes, Phyl- lis Swaim, Monica Allison, Cleo Ticer, Laura Gluck- i hertz, joy Bollinger, Elea- nor Bunch, Ruth Lawson, june Bowden Row 4-Camille Schumacher, Judy Hargraves, Carole Oliver, Irma jean Lowes, Margaret Barenkamp, Phyllis Ramsey Members not in picture. -Barbara Blattner, Margaret Ferrill, Shirley Boren, Mildred Gra- den, Myrna Hardwick, Norma Hardwick, Melva Huttegger, Delores Kessee, Myrna Scandrett, Shirley Stephens, Retha Whittaker Sponsor-Mrs. Younghouse Once a week girls interested in home economics gather in an informal group to learn new arts in the Held of homemaking. This year, girls made place mats, did machine embroidery, decorative velvet ties, luncheon sets, and coasters. In this club we choose anything we want to make, and Mrs. Younghouse gives us guidance. I believe any girl would thoroughly enjoy it. ELEANOR BUNCH President BOYS' COOKING CLUB One reason why I enjoyed the Boys' Cooking Club is because it is an all boys' club. Cooking, of course, is the next best reason on my list. Pranks are always taking place such as turning off ovens, using another personis dishes, or eating their cookies. The main disadvantage is that we have to eat what we cook. This really isnit too bad, however. I think that the Boys' Cooking Club is a very worth while club to join. S S I S I I I I I I S I I I I I I DON ELROD Row I -Lynn Fluegge, Charles Morgan, Paul johnson, Don Elrod, Larry Fluegge, jim Hastings Row 2-Ronnie Rogers, Bill Clark, Bill Hitt, Don Wise- man, Harry George Row 3-jimmy Austin, Don Cunningham, Bill Baker, Harold Hedge Members not in picture.'- Harold Hill, Don Bandy, Clifford Crosnoe, Richard johnson, john jones, Ralph Maxton, Don Miller, Roy Morrison, John Ravenstein, jerry Rich, Keith Slinkard, Mike Stevenson, Tom Tav- eggia, Tom Young Sponsor--Mrs. Younghouse My Work as a library assistant is to check out books, take care of those over-due, put newspapers and magazines into circulation, and assist students in find- ing information. This training has been helpful when I used other libraries, and I have found it fun to XX work here. LIZ RENNER LIBRARY STAFF X Row I-Laurel Roennigke, ' Linda Lasater, Carolyn Tol- liver, Sue King, june Smith Row 2-Mary Liz Renner, 'X Kay Wright, Laura Gluck- hertz, Sue Muegge, Larry Hopper, Charlotte Stallings X Sponsor-Miss Vogelsang LIBRARY CLUB X Seated-Miss Vogelsang Standing-Charles Pick- ett, Betty Bass, Melva Huttegger, Lorene Nothdurft, William Phillips, Judy Gilbert, Nina Button, Ernest- ine Pridemore, Mar- garet Mecham, jo Ann Wilson Sponsor- Miss Vogelsang Being in this club has meant learning to use the library more to my advantage. During the club time Miss Vogelsang explained how to use different books such as the Readers' Guide, City Directory, Wb0's Who ill A'llIC1'iCd and many others. This information was very helpful for some of my school work. JO ANN WILSGN -53- Wl TRAVELERS' CLUB Row I-William P h il li p s, Delores Keesee, Virginia Grant, Charles Pickett Row 2-L i n d a Bowerman, Barbara Cricldle, Sally Blay- lock, judy Clark, Betty Green Members not in pictwe.'- Beverly Carr, Phyllis Huck- step, Carole Kays, Minda McComb, Helen Schlegel, Ann Wescoat, jo Ann Wil- son, Linda Withers Sponsor-Miss Krueger PROJ ECTIONIST CLUB Row I-Richard Bollinger, Charles Heilig, Mike Taylor, Larry Fluegge, Richard Buelteman, Mitchell Dei- mund, joe Paul Hobbs, Gary Bass Row 2-Richard Farrow, Roy Morrison, jim Green, Franklin Crites, Ralph Max- ton, john Stubbs, jim Schmidt, John Pratte Row 3-Rex Rhodes, Eddie Nebel, Dennis Brown, Keith jones, Franz Teich- man, Ted Miller, Larry Mil- ler, Dickie Cummings, Gene Statler Row 4-Wayne Hanebrink, Charles Hutson, William Dorrell, james Sample, Bil- ly Hitt, Rusby Slinkard Members not in pic!ure.'-James Austin Hobart Baker Ioyce Bullard Don Eaker Lynn Fluegge, joe Gleason, Paul johnson Harold Kerr Charles Morgan Richard Nied ling, Ronald Owens, Ersie Probst john Ravenstein Lylc Reynolds Terry Robb Linda Rubel, jerry Sample, Wilbur Sappington Keith Slinkard jackie Stevens jo Ann Wilson, Bonnie Sue Wfelker Talks! Pictures! Films! Music! These are the things that attracted me to the Travel Club. We chose to study the European countries the second se- mester. We took turns giving some- of the programs, and for others we had guest speakers. I accomplished my goal. Now I know much more about Europe than I did before joined the Travel Club. ANN WESCOAT I am very proud to belong to the Projectionist Club. The objective of the club is to teach the members how to operate the movie projector. It gives everyone a real thrill to operate this in- teresting machine. Films are obtained by Mr. Klaus, sponsor, from the Central Public School Film Library and from companies furnishing free films. When films are available, the club shows them during the noon hour. RICHARD BOLLINGER The main projects of our club are the planning of our annual Pan-Ameri- can Banquet to which all present and past Companeros are invited, and the presentation of a Pan-American program for April 14, Pan-American Day. Through our club we hope to awak- en more interest in Pan-Americanism and improve our relation with our Span- ish speaking neighbors. MARTHA STATLER is s s 5 SPANISH CLUB S 5 Los Companeros 5 Row 1-Paula Hudgins, Kath- ! ryn Burford, Elinor O'How- J ell, Roylyn Andrews, Vir- S ginia Grant S Row 2-Martha Statler, Mar- i tha Hensley, La Verne ' Slinkatd, Mary Liz Renner, 2 Carol Buelteman, Joyce Cushman S Members not in pictura'--Judy S Harris, Virginia Kerr, Vir- 5 ginia Nichols, Novella No- ! d S lgm M W'll' S ponsor rs. 1 iams l LATIN CLUB 3 Row I-Bill Wasson, Barba- ra Criddle, Janice Beckwith, l Nancy Southerland S Row 2-Ruby Hahs, Judy Q Clark, Mary Ewan, Sally S Blaylock, Mary Welch S Row 3-Carolyn Tolliver, - Judy Wills, Mary Glasscock, S f Louise Cartwright S Members not in pictu1'e:- Q Sharon Arnold, Jimmy Q Hastings, William Phillips, S Charles Pickett, Carolyn Sawyer H W Y S Sponsor-Miss Krueger If you like to learn about old Roman customs, join the Latin Club. Each of us chooses a Latin name and goes by that name while in club. We play old Ro- man games and Latin 'scrabblef Some- times we have plays about Roman gods and goddesses. We also enjoy various forms of Roman Christmas time We entertainments. At had much fun at the Roman Saturnalia, a bi dinner served 3 J b Latin students dressed as slaves and Y presided over by the Rex Saturnalia. We all attended in Roman costume. LOUISE CARTWRIGHT l AuDuBoN CLUB 3 Row 1--Terry Robb, Rusby Q Seabaugh, Harry George, Don Elrod, Charles Ratcliff . Row 2-Kent Hoffmeister, Barry Hazen, Tom Taveggia, S Ronnie Childers Row 3-Ralph Thomas, Ben- K nie Hinton, james Hickam - Memberr not in picture: Raymond Bendel, Ted Bor- um, Richard Buelteman, Peter Dye, Wayne Hane- brink, Wayne Horton, , john Meisenheimer, Rex Q S 5 s S Rhodes, Franz Teichman, F, jim Russell S Sponsor-Mrs. Findley S HUNTING 2 AND FISHING S Row 1-Jerry Gayer, Keith Slinkard, Ralph Nussbaum, Bill Crafton, Richard Her- bert, Richard Buelternan, S Clyde B6swe1l, Gary McLain - Row 2-Robert Dietiker, Fred S Kelley, Richard Bollinger, john Mulkey, Larry Twid- well, Bob Kelley, Tom Tay- , lor, Ronnie Hortter, Harold S Buckner, Mitchell Deimund ' l, Si S l S S Row 3-Dean Meinz, Jim , Green, Bobby McDowell, S f Kent Holfmeister, David Rickard, Franklin Crites, . Don Heuer, John Lufcy, Roy Morrison . Row 4-Jerry Albert, Lorrin Robinson, Eddie Crites, Jerry Sample, Don Howard, Larry Miller ' Members not in pictme'-Gary Boss, Mike Johnson, Jim Litzelfelner, James Palmer, Mike Taylor, Raymond Bendel, Raymond Blitstein, Bill Fitzpatrick, Charles Heisler, james Hickam, Don Hosea, Charles Huber, jackie Kitchen, Danny McDonald, Weimer Charles Meyer, Danny Moore, Charles Morgan, Sam Nanna, jack Stevens, John A Sponsor-Mr. Hines The Audubon Club meetings are usually given over to Wild-life films, lectures, and pro- grams conducted by one of our members. We try to take at least one field trip each semester, sometimes going to Horseshoe Lake, Mingo Swamps, or other places Where We might observe nature in its Wild state. Having served as vice-president once and president three of my five semesters as a member, I think this club has been one of my most enjoyable activities during my time at Central. JAMES HICKAM I enjoy the Hunting and Fishing Club very much, especially the movies about birds and animals. One movie I liked the best was Better Pond Fishingf, Anyone who likes outdoor life will get a lot out of this club. DANNY MCDONALD S S l MONDAY 2 TYPING cLuB ' Rau' lWRuby Merritt, Bar- S hara Cobb, Raymond Ben- S del, Charles Herbst, Tom S Young, Patricia Derrington, Marilyn Clark S Row 2--Wilma McCain, Mar- l tha Brasher, Virginia Kerr, S Charlotte Pickens, Norma S Snider, Charles Smith, Dan- ny McDonald S Rou' 3-Shirley Palmer, Shir- ? ley Steplhetg, Jeanftte Clini- mgsmit , atsy wean u , S Mary Hines, Mary Dee 1 Hale, Ruth Ann Bingen- Q heimer, Genie Call i Row 4-Jimmie Williamson, 4 Raymond Blitstein, George S Schowengerdt, Ralph Max- R ton, jane Noble. ' Sponsor-Mrs. Holley S WEDNESDAY g TYPINC CLUB S S i Row I-june Jauch, Delores l i Keesee, Veroncett Mann, Linda Rubel, Barbara Bur- l S ton, Mayme Hency, Nancy Q Culbertson, Lillie Mae ' Propst. S R010 2-Beverly Carr, Pa- l tricia Smith, Charlotte Stat- X ler, Phyllis West, Susan Mil- s let, Thelma Nelson, Nancy Q Parker, Larry McKinney Q R011' 3-Carolyn Robinson, Q Helen Schlegel, Grace : Wfring, Margaret McCorm- l l ick, Carlene Eifert, Charles S Morgan, Rheuben Norman t Row -if-Carolyn Langston, S Gloria Krieger, Dixie Lee V Schaefer, jim Austin, Shir- S ley Rogers, Shelby Heuer Q Sponsore-Mrs. Holley l Q SHORTHAND i i . CLUB S Row I-Francine Ford, Don- S na Burkett, Charlotte Stat- S ler, Madilyn Hecht, Jeanne Q Watson, Janice Likens, Nan- - cy Culbertson Ron' 2-Marion Burford, Car- ol Poston, Phyllis West, S Marjorie Carrol, Betty Williams, Ruth Stephens, Betty Canfield Row 3-Judy Macke, Shelby Heuer, Susan Miller, Shirley Haman, Phyllis Swaim, Carolyn Robinson, Shirley Rogers, Lillie New Mae Propst. Row 4-Margaret Mecham, Sharon Nickless, Grace Wring, Judy Emery, Phyllis Dickey Membew not in Picture:-Nancy Bollinger, Louise Cartwright, Vivian Clark, Sandra Cotner, Barbara Criddle, Veroncett Mann, Ersie Probst, Linda Rubel, Barbara Simmons, june Smith, Elvera Slover, Cleo Ticer, Shirley Rodegrs, Shirley Spurlock Sponsor-Miss Gockel fSEf'OND SEMESTEl1lfTYl'ING Mevnhers:-Boyd Abbott, Mary Ann Allison, John Bennet. Clyde Boswell. liiehartl Hueltexnan. Marion Harford, Donna Burkett. Marjorie tfarroll, Bill Crafton. Joyve Evans. Franeirne l+'ortl, Shirley Fox. Arthur Graham. Virginia Grant, Myrna Hardwivk, Judy Har- ris. Paul Johnson. Carol Keesee, Myrna Lane. Janice Likens, Judy Mat-ke, Cora Lee Moore, Ronald Owens, Glen Probst, Doy Ray- burn, Gene Statler New KSEVOXD SEMESTER?-TYPING Members:f-Rodney Collins, Sandra Cotner, Sylvia Cotner, Loretta Fmvan, Ra.:-lmara Uritltlle, Stanley Emmons, Martha Freeman. Bar- bara Fulton, Mary Lee Groseelose, Willa Havener. Madilyn Hveht. Kent Htxffmeister. John Jones, Mintla Mt'Comb. Claire Martin. Tara Masierson. 'Fed Miller. Danny Moore, Roy Morrison, Jerry Rivh, Barbara Simmons, Kay Snow, Martha, Spain, Mike Stevenson. Rill Nvasson Row I--C a r o lo n Koenig, Charlotte Stallings, Beverly Latham, Barbara Chaplin Row 2-Mary Murphy, Ruth Shaltupsky, Jeanne Anne Childress, Gaye Foeste, Mari- anne Bierschwal Row 3-Shirley Haman, Phyl- lis Gibbs, Peggy Riehn, Lu- cille Cumbie Membert not in PiCZZl1'E.'-- Sue King, Judy Drum, Ruth Ann Drum, Shirley Fox, Judy Gilbert, Virginia Kerr, Flora Koenig, Carolyn Lang- ston, Norma Lirely, Camille Schumacher, Jo Ann Sim- -- .nons, Louise Statler, Bon- nie Unsell, Kay Wright Sponsor- Miss Grace Williams FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA I enjoy Future Teachers of America Club because my ambition is to be a teacher. I am learning more about the teaching profession through inter- esting programs given by the members. A future teacher gives a report on some magazine article or there is a skit about the class-room teacher and her Work. Sometimes We have a guest speaker. Anyone interested in becoming a teacher would thoroughly enjoy this club. PEGGY RIEHN NURSES' CLUB In the Nurses' Club we have activities very helpful to those planning to become nurses and to those who Want practical experience for the home. Every Week there is a report given by a member on a disease, giving its symptoms and cure. We also have films and book reports, and a trip to a local hospital was enjoyed by all members. RIUTH ANN DRUM Row 1-Margaret McCormick, Judith Shaltupsky, Claudine Keesee, Nellie Rogers, Willa Jane Havener, Joella Beal, Linda Rubel, Mary Lou Caldwell, June Jauch Rou' 2-Carol Keesee, Mary Ann Allison, Harriet Duschell, Nina Button, Elwanda Macke, Charlotte Stallings, Retha Whittaker, Veroncett Mann Row 3-Margaret Ferrill, June Smith, Melva Huttegger, C A M 'S S Mary Ann Stovall, Monica Q Allison, Joy Bollinger, Ruth S Ann Drum, Bonnie Cotner, Martha Statler I Row 4-Louise Statler, Mar- S garet Brockmire, Carole S Oliver, Judy Hargraves, ' Judy Rawlings, Miss Schra- I der I Membert not in pinzureh- J June Fingerhut, Ilora Ann I Koenig, Gloria Krieger, Q Mary Frances Lowes, Caro- - lyn Robinson, Pat Young, Betty Bertling Sponsor-Miss Schrader l s s S Chemistry Club is fun! We meet every Wednesday after- noon from 3:00 to 3:30. Every member has a partner. At ev- ery meeting one pair of partners performs an experiment. We don't always succeed in what we intend to do, but weive had some dandy explosions. GENIA HARRIS When I first joined the club I was in the dark as to what was go- ing on. Now I have learned a lit- tle about electricity, although my knowledge is just a pin-point of the great field of electrical engineering. Because electrical engineering covers such a large area we voted to narrow our meeting just to radio. In our meetings different members of our club demonstrate and give the purpose of many parts of the radio. RALPH MAXTON ,I-.1-.1-.1--I--1-.1--I-.I-hi--1--:Rafe ..f--.f- -1- CHEMISTRY CLUB Row I-Bill Hoffman, Mary Alice Masters, Genia Harris, Sue Keim, Ardith Krahn, Gretchen Haas, Barbara Followell, Larry Hopper Row 2-George Schowengerdt, Jim Morrow, jerry Wieser, Bill Wes- coat, Raymond Ritter, joe Mar- tin, Kelly jackson Row 3-Harland Davis, Larry Wills, Jerry Allmon, john Popp, Larry Akers, Carr Lane O'Connell Members not in pictznfe:-Don Abla, Janet Brennan, Marlin Buelow, Charles Clore, William Dorrell, Frank Hall, Joy Kurka, Jim Ran- ney, Carol Roennigke, Ronnie Rogers, Harry Springmeyer, Rich- ard Statham, Gene Statler Sponsor-Mr. Blumenberg ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS Row I-Stanley Emmons, Robert Dietiker, John Bennett, Charles Haman, Bill Craffon Row 2-Donald Bass, Tom Hols- houser, Bob Pierce, Charles Stat- ler Row 3-Sharon Brothers, jack Go- lightly, David Rickard Members not in pictme'-Jerry Al- bert, jerry Allmon, Harold Buck- ner, Sherman Craig, Dick Cum- mings, Harland Davis, Charles Heilig, James Palmer, Chandler james, Joe Lorberg, Ralph Max- ton, John Mulkey, Eugene Smith, Jerry Wfieser, Russell Wfithers Sponsor-Mr. Ueleke MATH CLUB Row I-Russell Withers, Minda Mc- comb, Martha Spain, Jim Morrow Ron' 2-Bill Parks, Richard Stat- ham, Frank Hall, Wfood McComb, Ierrv Wieser, Don Werner liIfI67IZ1i9l'.I not in pictzfref-Don Abla, Jerry Allmon, john Burciaga, William Dorrell, Don Elrod, Har- ry George, jack Golightly, Rollie Hall, Rusby Seabaugh Sponsor--Miss G. Wfilliams XVe believe the Math Club is the most interesting and versatile club at Central. Our discussions range from playing chess and in- finity to flipping coins and count- ing heads. Each week a different member has the program. This helps to bring forth many strange and interesting facts and figures which we use in our classes and our priv- ate lives. Freshmen to seniors find this club very challenging. DON ABLA MISSOURI CLUB Row 1-Juanita West, Lida Land- graf, Ann Cooley, Melba Mur- Phy . . Row 2-Jackie Green, Sandra Hill, Janet Brennan, Keith Slinkard Row 3-Miss Kies, Frank Hall, Frank Hall, Sherman Craig, Wilbur Sap- pington Sponsor-Miss Kies CREATIVE WRITING CLUB Row 1-Seated, Carolyn Miller, Miss Reed, Bessie St. Clair Row 2-Standing, Becky Froems- dorf, Dean Brown Member: not in picture:-Peggy Whittaker, Margaret Ferrill, jean- ene Langdon, Charlotte Moore Sponsor- Miss Reed FCRUM CLUB Row 1-Seated, Sherman Craig Row 2-Standing, Marcia Hamp- ton, Renee Holm, Becky Froems- dorf, Joyce Evans Sponsor-Mr. Schwab Being in the Missouri Club was very enjoyable and beneficial. I learned many new things about our state and at the same time had a lot of fun. Two of the programs I liked best were the films about Missouri snakes and the program dealing with amusements in early Missouri history. I also enjoyed helping fill a Red Cross box to be sent overseas. MELBA MURPHY To me, words are companions and toys, and being in Creative Writing Club once a week gives me another chance to play with them. In the past year our club has en- tered the National High School Poet- ry Contest and several members have won honors. We have written in- formal essays, sent letters to a sick member of the club, and played vocabulary and uscribblingi' games together. In a spirit of good will, we read each other's work and criti- cize it helpfully. A pencil is a powerful thing -- through it and the Creative Writing Club I have made some lasting friends. BESSIE ST. CLAIR ,I Mr. Schwab's Forum Club is a fine organization for developing interest in a broad field of topics. Each person must report on a subject and hold a discussion afterwards. Often catch questions are asked and sometimes debates are started to liven interest. SHERMAN CRAIG -75- 1 DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIGNS CLUB l 3 Row I-Carolyn Faust, Mel- l ba Masterson, Virginia l Cobb, A. R. Nanna, Charles S Green, Shirley Hoffman, ' Shirle Snider, Bonnie Bier- l schwal, l Row 2-Bob Keesee, Bill Sea- l baugh, Beth Schlue, Mary X Ann Kelpe, Carol Miner, : Norma Barringer, Mr. Car- ? ter . Row 3-Jerry Walker, Ernie l Seabau h, Don Slinkard, . 8 S Bill Eifert, James Pleclger, 8 Ronnie XVaddlington, Bill ' Blank l Row 4-Ronnie Retherford, 2 'Howard Anderson, James Criddle, Kenneth Eifert Member: not in pictme'-Max Cumbie, Peggy Godwin, Shirley Ratcliff, Ronnie Schumer, Gary Watson, Colleen Horn, Don Atchison, William Estes, Wanda Evans, jack Gleason, Bill Hink, Bob Luebbers, Jim Litzelfelner, Bill Probst, Burnett Plumb, Judy Thompson, Jim Vines Sponsor-Mr. Carter During the year We hold business meetings once a month. In the course of these meet- ings, I have not only come into Contact with a variety of occupations, but I have also gained an insight on the various personalities that represent them. During my two years in the D.O. Club, I have been faced with many problems that have arisen at my place of employment which I have been unable to solve myself. I have gone to Mr. Carter, who has always understood and helped me solve these problems. The money from the club dues is used to buy flowers for club members who are ill and for various parties. As the highlight of the year we held an Employer-Employee Banquet in April. As the final event, We had a barbecue at Arena Park. BETH SCHLUE, president DRIVERS' EDUCATION CLUB fNew Club - 2nd Semesterj Jacquelyn Boswell, Marlin Buelow, Charles Clore, Bonnie Cotner, Sherman Craig, Harlan Davis, Norma Hard- wick, Don McNeely, Ernestine Pride- more, Camille Schumacher, Lloyd Sim- mons. Sponsor - Mr. Rudert In Drivers' Club we learn mental and phys- ical Htness which are needed in good driving on America's crowded highways. We took a trip to see the chassis of a car used in the auto- mechanics class, and Mr. Rudert explained the various parts and how they operate. CAMILLE SCHUMACHER ATHLETICS x ali ,Vwvllx Qfyfiioo BALL SQUAD S 5 5 5 5 l 5 l l 5 l l l 5 l s Row 1-Meisenheimer, Patmore, Newman, Burciaga, Young, Wyatt, Brennecke, Atchison, Masterson, Howell, Buelow Row 2-Mackey, Abla, Friday, Boren, Clore, Welch, Schack, Roberts, T. Thompson, Erlbach- er, J. Thompson Row 3-Coach Muir, jackie Mullen Cmascotj, Nix, Horrell, Miller, Welch, Fulkerson, Lowes, Niedling, Rickard, Perry, Dye Opponent We They FREDERICKTOWN 13 2 l CAIRO, ILL. 3 9 0 CARUTHERSVILLE 5 5 6 JACKSON 32 7 NORMANDY l 3 l 3 SIKESTON 14 2 4 KENNETT 46 6 CHARLESTON 3 3 0 POPLAR BLUFF 19 6 Chilling winds, cheering fans, and muscular football men compose the football season at C.H.S. Coached by Payne Muir, the Central Tigers played some impressive games with six wins, two losses, and one tie. The opening game played at Fredericktown on Sep- tember 11 brought the Tigers home licking their wounds, yielding a 21-15 victory to the Black Cats, but with fine support from Tim Toe Howell, Louis Meisenheimer, and Don Atchison. Completely recovered, the Tigers overpowered the Cairo Pilots 39-0, September 25. Wyatt, Atchison, and Brennecke all made sizable gains, but it was Young who was the sparkplug of the game, Splendid teamwork was exhibited by the Bengals when they romped over the Caruthersville Tigers, October 9, bringing in a final score of 55-6. On October 15, Central greeted their old rivals, the Jackson Indians, ending the game with a score of 32-7, making their third win in a string of conference plays. BIG EIGHT CONFERENCE Championship Tie Central, Sikeston, and Poplar Bluff In the fifth game of the season, much action was seen when the Tigers tied with the Normandy High Vikings. Don Atchison tied the game in the fourth quarter by plunging off a tackle, making the final score 13-13. The downfall of Central vs. Sikeston came when the Tigers were defeated by ten points by the Bulldogs. Through the entire game the Bulldogs led the Tigers, bringing in a score of 24-14. Scoring in every quarter, the Central Tigers roared to a 46-6 victory over the Kennett Indians, with Tim How- ell switching to half-back position and bringing in the last extra point. Continuing to pile up victories Central racked up yet another by defeating the Charleston Bluejays with a final score of 33-0. The Central Tigers closed their football season with the annual Thanksgiving game with Poplar Bluff. The final outcome was 19-6 with the Bengals winning. This made a three way tie for first place in the Big Eight Con- ference between Cape, Bluff, and Sikeston. FOOTBALL LETTERMEN , , Cloclawire-Roberts, Buelow, Newman, Atchison, Young, Brennecke, Wyatt, Abla, Fri- day, Howell, Mackey, Patmore, Meisenheimer, Thompson, Erlbacher, Schack, Mas- terson, Boren, Welch, Clore, Burciaga ARLAN ROBERTS Lefty Halfback MARLIN BUELOW Buelow Guard WARREN NEWMAN ffFagfI Guard DON ATCHISON Beagle Fullback DAVE YOUNG frDd1jyu Halfback TOM BRENNECKE ffBren!! Halfback TONY WYATT fITony U Quarterback DON ABLA Abe Quarterback BILL FRIDAY Friday End TIM HOWELL Tank Tackle EARL MACKEY Lightning Earl Center JIM PATMORE MPM!! Tackle LOUIS MEISENHEIMER Hpiell End TYRONE THOMPSON ffTyJI Guard Tim Howell, Tom Brennecke - All Conference First Team Tim Howell - Honorable Mention on all State Team ...7 3, JERRY ERLBACHER Pfoxll End MALCOLM SHACK Shack Fullback WAYNE MASTERSON Tiny End RAYMOND BOREN Brains Quarterback ARTHUR WELCH rfArz:1 Tackle BOB CLORE Clumbelle Center JOHN BURCIAGA Burcudio Center FOOTBALL ON PARADE 1. Mascot Mullen and his boys. 3. We win a boot. 2. Referee keeps tab. 4. Will he make it? 5. Who's on the bottom? L79... CHEER LEADERS ' f lwqmigff tiki:- K , i ,A :sig ji .- w - f was Leff zo righi-Emily Simpson, Shirley Evans, Carolyn Metje, judy Temple, Pat Witting, jo Ann Prather, Joan Porter, Wendy Kurka, Shirley Davis V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! Victory! Victory! That's our cry! No other sound is more gratifying to a cheer leader than this one. These words mean that the purpose for which she has been cheering has been ful- filled. The battle has been won. Perhaps one of the most benefiting lessons that cheerleading teaches is never to give up. When the team is behind, it needs pep and support more than at any other time. Another im ortant lesson learned from cheerleadin is s ortsmanshi . When the res onsibilit of A h P 8 P P P I Y leading a group is placed upon a cheer leader, she becomes more acutely aware of the sportsmanship - good and bad. These two lessons are the most outstanding benefits that one may derive from being a cheerleader, The most important thing is that they should also be applied in the game of life. Never give up and ac- cept victory or defeat with a spirit of good sportsmanship. JOAN PORTER. RAH! TEAM! FIGHT! ' f M' 1 -yt. BASKETBALL SQUAD .ir 5 Date of Game Dec Dec. Dec Dec Dec. Dec jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. ,,6-0-el Opponent CAIRO, ILL. DELTA MAYFIELD, KY. ST. MARY'S FREDERICKTOWN FARMINGTON JACKSON ST. LOUIS CUniversity Highj PADUCAH, KY. PREPS ST. MARY'S POPLAR BLUFF SIKESTON ST. LOUIS CMcKinley Highj JACKSON PREPS POPLAR BLUFF ul. 923,14 Score We They 73 48 61 26 54 47 65 46 84 24 68 55 62 20 40 58 62 59 72 24 57 31 45 30 65 39 55 45 51 41 67 28 68 58 GC Gbvvvvx. iw-fi 5 S S Row 14- D S O Connell, M e 1- : senheimer, M c - S Comb, Suedekum, X K o c h, Boswell, Q Stehr, Hunt I X Row 2- l McDonald, Mana- N ger, Russell, Hin- Q ton, Mitchell, f H e n c y. Hope, 5 Meinz, Herbst 8 fManagerl X l Q Row 3- Q C o a c h Hager, : Green, William- ! son, Cauble, Faris, X Mullen, T a y l 0 r, S Coach Muegge N Played 17 games-won 16 Cnot including tourna- mentsj City Champs by defeating St. Mary's and Preps of Cape. Poplar Bluff Invitational-Won by Central. Regional Tournament-won by Central. State Tournament-won by Central. The 'B' Team coached by Mr. XVeldon Hager played 14 games-won 9, lost 5. S S S x S 'B' TEAM l Lefz fo figm- S Taylor, William- l son, Hinton, Mit- Q chell, Hency, 5 Meinz, McDonald C,Mgr.j -31- YEA TIC ERS! YEA CHAMPS! EEE Coach Luc Mucgge and his Victorious Ten w-Miss Bonnie Stancil lState College stutlcntl, who presented the state trophy-Stchr, O'Connell, Boswell, McComb, Suedckum, Hunt, Meiscnhcimcr, Koch, Hency, Meinz , ,1 r fl, ' Q A 'K A mia. Q fl ,N 5 4' at Paul Stehr, guard on the Central High School Champ- ionship haskethall team'-winner of the trophy presented hy the Sontlaemt AIiJ'.S'0lH'i6l71 to the most valuable player in the state tournament. l --szv YEA! YEA! STATE CHAMPS fb These are the Coaches Who trained the Boys Who piled up the scores That won the games That made them city champs That made them regional champs That made them State Clmmpi' Which brought honor and glory To our new school The taxpayers built! C. XV. Suedekum, Don Koch, Paul Stehr named to Tourna ment All-Star Team-Southeast Missouri All-Star Team. Sudelceum and Koch selected by Missouri Writers' Asso ciation as members of the All-State Squad .-85, i 1. Will BASEBALL SQUAD Row 1- Olsen, Wyatt, Hawn, Moore, Niedling, Kelly, Heuring, Parks Row 2- Coach Hager, Hinton, Roberts, Koch, Suede- kum, Stehr, F o r d, Cauble, Coach Schack, Muegge April April April April April April April April May May I 7 IO I4 I7 2I 24 28 X Stehr, Hinton BASEBALL - 1953 1 Jackson Illmo Sikeston Preps Chaffee Jackson Illmo Sikeston Preps Chaffee fwonj QWonj Qwonj fwonj fwonj QWOHQ Qwonj CLostj fWonj Qwonj 954 BA APRIL 2 APRIL 9 APRIL I3 APRIL 21 APRIL Z3 APRIL 30 MAY 4 MAY 7 SEBALL SCHEDULE CENTRAL AT JACKSON SIKESTON AT CENTRAL CENTRAL AT ST. MARY'S CHAFFEE AT CENTRAL JACKSON AT CENTRAL CENTRAL AT SIKESTON ST. MARY'S AT CENTRAL CENTRAL AT CI-IAFFEE BASEBALL LETTERMEN Row 1- Roberts, Wyatt, Ford Heuring, Schack Row 2- Kelly, Koch, Suedekum TIGERETTES I I S Q Row I-Shirley Davis, Shir- Q ley Evans, Joan Porter, Jo ' Ann Prather, Wendy Kur- S ka, Pat Witting, Judy Tem- Q ple, Carolyn Metje, Emily ' Simpson 3 Row 2-Sandra Cotner, Joy . Kurka, Charlotte Moore, l Jill Juden, Janet Graham, S Karen Mahan, Jackie Bos- Q well, Shirley Boren I Roll' 3-Nancy Bollinger, Doy ' Rayburn, Francine Ford, l Myrna Warren, Edana l Knight, Marilyn Ikerman, Q Mary Lee Groseclose, Nor- S ma Dean Lirely, Ruth Ann Drum Row 4-Myrna Lane, Myrna Hardwick, Donna Burkett, Barbara Simmons, Myrna Scandrett, Shirley Fox, Loret- ta Cowan, Jurea Daume Row 5-Irma Schweain, Judy Rawlings, Doris Scandrett, Norma Hardwick, Karen Jones, Sharon Arnold, Willa Jane Havener, Miss Towse Sponsor-Miss Towse, Miss Gillett Are you interested in backing your team? Do you like to yell and show your enthusiasm at games? Then l'd advise you to join the Tigerettes and have loads of fun. Our other activities include an open house and dance following one of the games, a bonfire and a snake dance preceding the Thanksgiving game, and a bus trip to one out-of-town game. I joined the Tigerettes because I enjoy being with my friends and having fun and excite- ment. KAREN MAHAN I like the Girls' Sport Club because there is certainly nothing dull about it. There is always dancing which I believe should be fun for everybody. Then if you want a change, you can play a game of ping-pong. When the new gym is built, the girls will be able to go back to their usual program: playing basketball and volley ball. 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E f!Vl?m,5.V':-vw -V - 1 --7' V? 1954 GIRARDOT QUEEN ma gargara lixon I953 FOOTBALL QUEEN WM Jauacla geiaer 1 9... SENIOR QUEEN CJANUARYJ MISS WEINDY KURKA -.1'-vf--i- simi- SENIOR QUEEN ff QMAYJ 7-nl'-nf'-fi--1-ff-11--I--I-nl' MISS PAT WITTING SENIOR QUE EN ATTENDANTS JANUARY CLASS CHARLEEN BROWN CAROL HEATH WENDY KURKA CQueenD SUE KING AN ITA ALLEN MAY CLASS SAUNDRA SEABAUGH JOAN PORTER CAROL ROENNIGKE BETTY PROPST SCHOOL HONORS 5 l NATIONAL I HONOR A SOCIETY l S Row I-Bessie St. Clair, Sue King, Anna Kate Strom, Charleen Brown, Judy Temple, Wendy S Kurka, Carol Heath S Row 2-Barbara Dixon, Q Liz Renner, Joan Porter, Q Anita Allen, Eric Mount, ' Miss Williams, sponsor l Row 3-Carol Roennigke, Q Paul Stehr, C. W. Suede- Q kum, Sherman Craig, , 5 Saundra Seabaugh S I One of the most important things that could happen to anyone at Central is to be elected to the N.H.S. Selections are based on the precepts of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Every student should strive for membership, for it is truly a great honor. C. W. SUEDEKUM President HIGHEST RANKING SOPHOMORES qFirst Semester J Virginia Grant, John Stubbs, Jeannine Knight STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT CANDIDATES FOR STUDENT PRESIDENT Paul Stehr Newman, Stehr, Suedekum, Koch, Wills -92- :vw- SCHOOL HONORS Seated-Francine F 0 r d, . Judy Harris, Loretta Cowan, Nancy Parkerf, Mm - NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL POETRY XVINNERS Ruth Shaltupsky, Bev- N erly L a t h a m, Betty Green - Row I-Cstandingb Dean Brown, Charles Pickett, janet Brennan, Mary Q Alice Masters, jo Ann : Prather, Dave Young, J u di Baderf, Norma Deen Lirely, Harriet Q Duschell, B e s s i e St. S Clair It ' Row 2-Richard Statham, Bill Friday X, James Hickman, Don Miller, I i Ronnie Hopper, Genia Harris , fHonorable Mention l Tlaore not in picl1z1'e.'-Wayne Froemsdorf, Eric Mount, Carol Heath, John Lufcy, Becky Froemsdorf A CAPPELLA LETTERS STAR SQLQIST.. A CAPPELLA First Rating in District Contest Eric Mount, Don Slover, Perry Dockins, Bill Friday Verla Smith COMMERCIAL AWARDS Highest Ranking Shorthand Student -- Carol Rudert ' Gold Pins in Typing - Qwrote 55 Words with five or less errorsj Carol Rudert, Kay McCollum, Bessie St. Clair, Seated - Barbara Hope Bafbafa Hope Standing - Kay McCollam, Carol Rudert, Bessie St. Clair SCHOOL HONORS JOAN PORTER SAUNDRA SEABAUGI-I D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award-Win- Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award ner of Junior Chamber of Commerce Essay Contest RALPH MAXTON EMILY SIMPSON Sophomore Representative to jefferson C' P'1 ' . 'S cl b W - nggiaylgfgrglilge R Ponsore Y ed Representative to Girls' State at Fulton ERIC MOUNT JERRY ALLMON f vp -94- C First Semesterb C Second SENIOR QUIPS JUNE ALBERT This tall young miss now enjoys wedded bliss. ANITA ALLEN A Central gal with many a pal. GERALD ALLMON He knows how to click with a jackson chick. HOWARD ANDERSON Red haired Andy - in art he's a dandy. JUNE ANDERSON This Bloomfield lass sure has class. DON ATCHISON He's up to par as a football star. JUDI BADER A strutting cutie is our twirler, Iudi. NORMA BARRINGER Fairest of faces - lovliest of graces. EDWARD BARTELS Girls, we believe, are Ed's pet peeve. BONNIE BIERSCHWAL It's sports she enjoys and also the boys. BILL BLANK In his quiet way our friend helll stay. BARBARA BLATTNER A lot of quiet is her steady diet. JOY BOLLINGER Her sparkling ring will happiness bring. JACK BOSWELL Serene and gay, he goes his way. JANET BRENNAN She's winsome and wise with stars in her eyes. TOM BRENNECKE Not so good on a quiz but at halfback a whizz. LORETTA BROTHERS This shy little gal makes a likeable pal. SHARON BROTHERS Singing 'Hi-Ho' through life he will go. CHARLEEN BROWN Sheis decidedly nimble when it comes to a thirnble JOYCE BROWN She's true to her buddies and is good in her studies. ELEANOR BUNCH This girl, by heck, is good in home ec. JOHN BURCIAGA As Central's Casanova he bowls 'em ovah'. CHARLES CLORE When hornework's done Clarabelle,s ready for fun. VIRGINIA COBB Shels full of wit and a saucy bit. ANN COOLEY Black hair and sparkling eyes and Bill's prize. SHERMAN CRAIG Scientist fine - our own Einstein. JAMES CRIDDLE Makes many a buck on a Sunny Hill truck. SHIRLEY CRITES Fancy free she'll ever be. MAX CUMBIE This chap was born to toot a horn. BARARA DIXON A cute little trick - this Central chick. PERRY DOCKINS His favorite belle is a Followell. BILL EIFERT At United Oil he doth toil. ORREN ELLIS Hunting and fishing, a joy with this boy. JERRY ERLBACHER When he opens his mouth you can hear him down South. SHIRLEY EVANS One love has she - and it's Tom B. WANDA EVANS When school's behind her at Ruh's you'll fnd her. CAROLYN FAUST A nurses' aid she has made. MARGARET FERRILL As shy and sweet as you'll ever meet. LAVERNE FIEDLER Quiet when near - you hardly know she's here. BILL FITZPATRICK It takes Fitz to drive us out of our wits. BILL FRIDAY In dramatic art he goes straight to our heart. JAVADA GEISER Our Queen Bee she'll always be. PHYLLIS GIBBS Her greatest dream is to sew a fine seam. JOE GLEASON H andsome Joe the girls all know. LAURA GLUCKHERTZ In athletics supreme - a leader on every team. MILDRED GRADEN She knows what to say in the kindest way. BETTY GREEN The finest gal - has many a Central pal. CHARLES GREEN He loves to look at a comic book. FRANK HALL We,ve always found he,s nice to have around. MARY HARRISON Fun's in the air when Mary's there. MARGIE HAWKINS This auburn haired stead y is going with Eddie. SENIOR QUIPS ROBERT HAWN We've always heard he has the last word. BARRY HAZEN All the girls sigh as he passes by. CAROL HEATH Short, sweet, and quite petite. BETTY HEISE With fun and folly, her life is fmost jolly. CHARLES HEISLER A new blonde in our hall - he's tall. WANDA HENSON To Arlan she's true as the red, white, and blue. PAUL HEURING He was sent from Heaven for our football eleven. KENNETH HIGGERSON Gone from these parts but still in our hearts. ROSEMARY HITE To be with H ite is a rare delight. VERNA HOBBS She's Vivianis twin and neat as a pin. VIVIAN HOBBS An image gay in every way. SHIRLEY HOFFMAN She may seem shy, but she'll get by. LARRY HOPPER In his heart his trombone plays a part. COLLEEN HORN A face so bright is a pleasant sight. DONALD HOSEA H e'll go far with his singing guitar. TIM HOWELL He likes meats, girls, and sweets. KELLY JACKSON When he starts to sing we think of Bing. DONALD JAUCH H e's awful sweet and likes to eat. CORALYNN JOHNSON This cute dish likes to fish. CAROLE KAYS Cute as a bug in a rug. DWIGHT KELLY I n shining armor a knight -- our Dwight. MARY ANN KELPE Lots of luck and more to our editor of '54. SUE KING Tiger editor so fair here's an orchid for your hair. KENNETH KLAPROTH Blushes seem rare with such jet black hair. DONALD KOCH For Carol and basketball this guy did fall. WENDY KURKA Winsome wiles, and rniles of smiles. JAMES LANDGRAF So polite and the girls' delight. BILL LARGENT Rates high with pals, and likes the gals. DURWOOD LAWSON Not very fleet - never picks up his feet. RUTH LAWSON As a friend and guide - true and tried. EARLENE LESLIE Master of jitterbng and swing - ready for a fling. JIM LITZELFELNER His last name's so long we almast spelled it wrong THELMA LORENZ When school is out, marriage she'll think about. IRMA LOWES She'd take a trolley just to see Ollie. SHIRLEY LUEBBERS In sports she excels, but at homework rebels. JOHN LUFCY Girls, girls, let hirn be - no ladies, man is he. WOOD MCCOMB It's Woodis thrill to be with Jill. PAUL MCNEELY He's always found with pals around. BECKY MCSWAIN A good sport every day in every way. PAUL MASTERSON Iudi's man with cheeks of tan. LA JEAN MEDLIN As a steno, sheill be the top of Central's crop. CAROLYN METJE Full of pep - keeps our cheerers in step. DON MILLER Our D.O. Don, Barbara's heart has won. DON J. MILLER No matter how you pgger, heis quick on the trigger. LARRY MILLER Always wishing he could go fishing. CAROL MINER Silent as the Sphinx - we never know what she thinks JEANNE MORGAN She,s always allowed where there's a crowd. JIM MORROW Never a sorrow with Morrow. ERIC MOUNT To preach is his goal to reach. SUE MUEGGE .Her sunny smile darts into our hearts. MELBA MURPHY This charming girl with the strawberry curl. A. R. NANNA He's under the moon hunting a coon. -95- SENIOR Qulps WARREN NEWMAN jokes now and then are relished by men. MELBA NICHOLS QMASTERSONJ Her marriage career began this year. SHARON NIGRA Very persistent as a library assistant. GARY NISWONGER Lets time pass by sleeping in class. LUCY NUSSBAUM There she goes - Miss Twinkle Toes. CARR LANE O'CONNELL King of sport and fun-many friends he's won JAMES PALMER Palmer would make a good embalnzer. BILL PARKS Manly and tall - popular with all. GERALD PERRY Our own Perry is very merry. JIMMY PLEDGER Always steady - ever ready. JOHN POPP Two loves hath he - Barbara and music - you see. JOAN PORTER If she's not wiggling she's giggling. JO ANN PRATHER Cheers at the ganze and goes with Spain. BILL PRQBST They always pick on :neg they'll never let ine be. LORNA PROEFER A missionary to be, the heathens she'll see. BETTY PROPST Full of poise - likes college boys. CHARLES RATCLIFF Not a be-bopper - but a curb-hopper. SHIRLEY RATCLIFF You'll never get worse when Shirley's your nurse. JOHN RAVENSTEIN A happy-go-lucky lad in every class he's had. BOB REED To school he'd come with a wad of gum. MARY LIZ RENNER She never strains to use her brains. LLOYD ROBERTS ln football heis a solid wall. CAROL ROENNIGKE That sparkling look is all for Koch. FLORENCE ROSS Quiet, neat, and oh so sweet. CAROL RUDERT At typing she's best - and leads all the rest. BESSIE ST. CLAIR She is kind and has a good mind. KENNETH SANDERS A friend to many is handsome Kenny. GRANVILLE SANDERS Three cheers to Dude who serves us food. JO ELLEN SARFF A sweet girl with a black curl. MALCOLM SCHACK At Karen's house he'll be - watching T.V. JO ANN SCHAFER A raven haired girl with her head in a whirl. BETH SCHLUE As a singer sheis ambitious and has our good wishes. RONALD SCHUMER Checking he'll be - at AFSP. BUD SCHWETTMAN If you're a boxing fan - he's your man. BOB SEABAUGH Always on the job - that's Bob. ERNEST SEABAUGH A life of farming! What's more charming? SAUNDRA SEABAUGH Twice as queen she has been seen. BILL SEABAUGH You may act silly - but we love you, Willy. CAROLYN SEAMANS Flits lik.e a breeze over the piano keys. JERRY SEGRAVES Drives near and far in his little orange car. DON SLINKARD His only tune is June, June, Iune. DON SLOVER When he sings so clear, we stop to hear. BARBARA SMITH A hard worker - not a shirker. RICHARD SMITH This nzannerly boy is the teacher's joy. VERLA SMITH When things go wrong, she sings a song. SHIRLEY SNIDER So quiet and profound - you donit know she's around. BILL SNYDER In art he's a wow -- so, Bill, take a bow. LA RETA STAFFORD As a blues singer she's a dead ringer. MARTHA STATLER Little freshies would sigh - if they knew as mach as I PAUL STEHR As leader at Central High, he's a great guy. ANNA KATE STROM With her as Tiger ed - on news we're all well fed. C. W. SUEDEKUM Here you are - a basketball star. -97... SENIOR Qulps ESTER SUMMERS A heart of gold so we,ve been told. CAROL TALLEY We're really not teasing - your pro file's quite pleasing. JUDY TEMPLE From her art she'll never part. JIMMY THOMPSON A hearty lad as we've ever had. LINDA TILLEY Never a peep - still water runs deep. JIM VINES Free as a toad on an open road. JERRY WALKER As a teaeher's pest - he leads the rest. BARBARA WALLACE With eyes that shine, for yon we pine. GARY WATSON He gives any hook the I-don't-earev loolz. BONNIE WELKER If you heed her - a friend when you need her. DON WERNER He'll follow the path of music and rnath. KENNY WERNER No midnight oil hnrner, our friend IVerner. JERRY WIESER Oh, young Loehinvar, let ns ride in your ear. JO ANN WILSON She,ll happiness hring - This Cute little thing. DON WISEMAN I n Spanish he's hest and wins every contest. RUSSELL WITHERS Lots of nerve, little speed-teachers' warning he won heed. PAT WITTING Typical Aineriean girl - always hnsy and in a whirl. TOM WOMACK His good tinies and laughter, will ring ever after. TONY WYATT A favorite to all in Central,s hall. DAVE YOUNG Wfhen yon see him, we het, that swoony feeling yon'll get -93-,, CANDID SHOTS ..... 3: 'o 'Wk 1. Billie Davis, a Hobo Child. 5. Our first Girardot sponsor 2. Proud Klauses 6. The proud Carosellos 3. Back to school 7. D.O. students at work. 4. Mr. Sheets addresses Parent-Teacher Council. 8. A faculty tea honoring a foreign teacher, 9. Tree planting -99.. AND WHATNOTS HH Bdmnnq Panking StUFiI1Q Cdl NICHULS TRANSFER Phone 5-5518 Servinq Eape Girardeau For E5 Yeam -101- Your Compliments Of DODGE and PLYMOUTH 38 YEARS - DODGE DEALER DRIVE - IN HARRIS Moron Downtown Broodwoy CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES To the Graduating Class of 1954 from L. R. ROPER United Oil Company Calendar SEPTEMBER Sept. 8.-Boy! Here it is! The first day of school! This time everybody got lost, from freshies to seniors - and I betcha ' some of the teachers did, too. But with such a new and beauti- tul school, what else is to be expected. Only ten minute classes, too! Sept.. 9.-Well, today started the classes that last a whole hour. Now, don't look that way! If the teachers can survive, so can we. Be brave! Sept. 10.-Have you heard? We have four new teachers to welcome. Now, Mrs. Schowengerdt came a fer piece. All the way from Kansas City. She originally taught English but is teach- ing 9B civics this year. Then there's Mrs. Michel, who's a whiz at math and English. And Mrs. Sanders is well on the way to becom- ing a very good physical education teacher. Last, but not least, is Miss Helen Smith, my former home room and Eng- lish teacher at Lorimier School. This year she is the Tiger literary sponsor and has four English classes. 102- Mississippi alle Printing Cn., Ins. 8 NORTH SPRIGG STREET Good Printinq - Courteous Service Harlan Short Bob Eckelmann PHONE 5-7352 RUST 6. MARTIN Draperies Slip Covers Window Shades Upholstering 615 Broadway Phone 5-653l fe U 1: RHEA OPTICAL CO. l 17 Broadway See Your Eye Doctor Once A Year Phone 5-9149 Cape Girardeau, Mo. HOME PLATE Service Station 51 Cafe 302 Morgan Oak Dial 5-9793 Cape Girardeau, Missouri Sept. 1I.fHurrah! Our first foot- ball game of the season is to be played tonight at Fredericktown. There was a pep assembly today. Everybody turn- ed out and yelled their heads off, un- der the leadership of Emily Simpson. Shirley Evans, Joan Porter, Carolyn Metje, XVendy Kurka, Pat VVitting. Judy Temple, Shirley Davis. Sept. 12.fOt Course. you all know who our new Student Body President is this year. He is none other than Paul Stehr, better known as Herk. He succeeded Walter Joe Ford, our form- er president. Sept. 13.-Say! Did you see the new cafeteria? It's really nice, and I've heard the food is simply scrumptious. Sept. 14.-Shucks! We lost our foot- ball game With Fredericktown Friday night. Our first of the season, too! The scoref21 to 13. Betcha ' we win the next one, though. Sept. 17.-Hear ye! Hear ye! All schools will be closed this afternoon. VVhy? Well, it's Cape Girardeau Day at the District Fair. So-o-o, we get off to go. Have fun everybody! Sept. 18.-My! My! I've never seen so many taffy brains and cotton candy eyes. Too much fair. eh? You'll learn. Sept.. 22.-The faculty is still talking about that cherry cobbler they had at the picnic given for the teachers at Arena Park. Oh-0-o! It's making me hungry. Wish I could have been there to help them eat it, don't you? They probably didn't need any, though. Sept. 22.-Hey! You haven't much time. Better have those Girardot pic- tures made down at Leuders. You've only got 'til the eighth of next month. Sept. 22.-Hey! The clubs are or- ganizing this week. You better hurry or you'll be late. Sept. 23.e-Has anybody not promised to buy a Girardot from someone? Golly! l've never seen so many staff members in the halls yelling, Buy your Girar- dot from me, kid. Sept. 25.fYea! Central! We won the game with Cairo. The score was Compliments Qi fhmdffimwmm CAPE GIRARDEAU JACKSON when you Shing of PHOTOGRAPHS 34 ML O! L EDEHSSTUDHJ PHOTOGRAPHS fhaf wif mean a fof fo you in geam fo come 39-0. I knew we could do it! The cheer- ing was excellent and really helped. Sept. 26.--The Girardot staff work- ers are as busy as little bees, with Miss McLain supervisor of the literary staff. Miss Hanian taking care of the art staff, Mrs. Findley, the photography staff, and Miss Adams, the business staff. Sept. 28.flt happened on a Satur- day afternoon! What? VVell. don't you read the Missourian? Pert Saun- dra Seabaugll was crowned queen of the Cotton Carnival. Here's orchids to our Saundra. OCTOBER Of-t. 1.-I can tell by the expressions on the faces of our Tigers and Tiger- ettes that they need a vacation. After all, havenlt we been going to school a whole month already? Oz-t. 2.-A senior had to explain to a freshie what that wonderful aroma drifting down the hall was. Oh, that's just the chemistry class making its semi-annual experimentf' Oct. 3.-Vm afraid our parents won't recognize us when we go home today. A heat wave hit Central and we all melted about three inches. -104- OSTERLOH'S BOOK STORE Graduation Gifts Graduation Cards School Memory Books ST. LOUIS - CAPE BUS LINE The Shortest All Paved Route to St. Louis Oct. 5.4We started this week off just fine: A cool. refreshing rain to wake us up from our week-end slum-- ber. Oct. li.fThe annual school band fes- tival will be held tonight at Jackson. All will receive a warm welcome despite the cold weather. Oct. 7.flt looks as if we'll never get finished using something new here at school. Today we are enjoying the comfort of our new radiators. At first everyone thought we would have to carry portable foglights, tl1e smoke was so thick. Oct. 8.-No. Miss Ketterer doesn't have extra help in the office. Junior Strong just got tired of one of his classes today and went in to keep her company. Great fun, huh. Junior? Oct. 9.--Brother, we have another feather in our cap. VVe took a trip to Caruthersville Friday night, won the football game, and came home with success shining on our countenances. The score was 55-6 in our favor. Oct. l2.fOur mighty he-men of the basketball squad brought their para- phernalia in today. This afternoon starts their first basketball practice of the season. Oct. l!l.fStudents and fellow class mates! to you who forgot your bottles FOR ALL I-'ORMS OF INSURANCE and BONDS O Auto Loans 0 Home Loans 0 Farm Loans INSURANCE . 1:3 ' rf 6 RNOLD ROTH AGENCY Dial 5-3355 Rialto Theatre Bidg ARNOLD ROTH - WM. KIEHNE PHIL C. HAMAN Drug-gist 609 Broadway Dial 5-3442 Authorized EASTMAN Agency Kodaks, Proiectors, Screens and Photographic Supplies Try our Quick Finishing Service Kodochrome, Kodavolor, Ektachrome and Ansco and Black and White TENKHOFF DRUG STORE DRUG AND FOUNTAIN 801 Broadway Phone 5-8211 ML the Girardot this Year Bo UAML the Girardot 7114 lication. ML a traditional dising which that Way all years of car Our desire to our reputatio the tempo of 0IfL9l CL Mare Staffs for the excellent achievement in compiling ok. Staffs for the opportunity to again print their pub- reputation in the field of both printing and merchan- Was not born - it had to be built. lt did not get of a sudden. Rather, the prestige evolved through eful planning and experience. serve, backed up by performance, has spelled out n. We have enlarged our capacity to serve, as modern business has increased. Our Printing Plant njog is equipped Department - all becau Missourian ith the most modern equipment 4 our Merchandise has been enlarged for efficient display and storage se of our desire to better serve our customers. .W Printing and Stationery Eonipany PHQQNTINE - LITHUEHAPHING Oiiic A. B. Dic e Furniture, Equipment and Supplies k Mimeographing Equipment 6. Supplies CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI -1 06- Gfy Ckam ionfi . IIE TH I. TIGERS MW YUUH BA Ii Farmers and Merchants Hank CAPE GIRARDEAU. MISSOURI and pacifiers and raise a howl fighting for someone else's, there are teachers taking turns baby sitting from 12:30- 1:00. Anyone found participating in unwholesome activities will be sen- tenced to room 160 under strict guard. Oct. 20.-Eric Mount, what were you doing in room 160 from 12:30 to 1:00 0'clock today? Of course, you were helping Mr. Hahs keep the others quiet? 'Z Y ? 'Z Oct. 21.-Today teachers were pull- ing their hair and nerves were exhaust- ed. The workmen were grading in back of school and created quite a dust cloud and a lot of noise. I think every teacher gave up trying to talk above it. Students had a study period instead. Oct. 22.-Tomorrow we will be fav- vored with a visit by foreign students from up at the college. They will give us a program on United Nations, since this is United Nations' Day. Oct. 23.-Tonight we meet the Norm- andy Vikings at Houck Stadium. As you would expect, we have our first over- cast sky today, too. Just our luck for it to start raining! We need the rain, but why doesn't it wait until after the game? BROADWAY md 1 ORPHEUM THEATRES --lO7- KRIEGER'S AUTO ELECTRIC Scientiiic Engine Diagnosis WE TEST-DON'T GUESS 1001 Independence Phone 5-7676 Oct. 26.-We surely had a time to- day. The heaters were working in about half the classrooms. The other bali were like ice boxes. They say when cold air and warm air unite the results are to1'11adoes. l hope we don't have one in the halls today. Oct. 27.fToday we had our annual Girardot program. The purpose of the program is to boost sales of Girardots. A short skit was given by the com- bined Girardot staifs. Our singing Girardettes, Judy Temple and Barbara Dixon, composed a song about buying a Girardot. Oct. 29.f'tThe witches are riding and the cats are howling. 'We are geeting ready for Hallowe'en - the one time ill the year when We can take ofl' our masks and let the real face show. Oct. 30.fWe have a football game with Sikeston tonight. It seems as if some of the budding artists gave us a sample of their work in front of the school last night. Come on, boys. Let's go down there tonight and show them how wrong their predictions are? ? '? NUYEMBER Nov. 2.fAw, Gee, another Monday. Hey, what's this? lllr. Sheets just an- Flowers for All Occasions HENRY OCHS FLORAL COMPANY 701 Cope Rock Drive Phone 5-9491 nounced over the l . A. system that we're to have only three days of school this week because of teacher's con- vention. What d'ya know! Maybe Mondays aren't so bad after all! Nov. 3.-Guess what! We were real- ly honored when Central was visited by Mrs. J. L. Riley from California. She was the very first sponsor of our Gin-ardol here at Central and gave this book its name. We were all so happy to meet her. Nov. 4.fTonight is the football game with Kennett. Com'on, Tigers. tight 'eml Whoopee! We won 46-li. HECHT Cape Girardeau, Mo. First in Fashions For the Younger Set Name Brands as Featured In All The Leading Magazines Did you see Tom llrennecke run eighty yards for that one touchdown? Nov. Sl.-Miss Sadler reported that she and a few other teachers had a terrible time in St, Louis because they couldn't find a place to sleep. fThose poor girlsll Nov. l1.fThere was a real good turn-out of parents here last night. But, shucks, Mr. O'Connell didn't give them a test as he was thinking about doing. Nov. l2.fXVell. Carol BllGll+JlllZlllll. were sorry you lost your Gil-zu-dot, Sub- scription book, but wasn't it thrilling to have your name announced over the P. A. system? Honestly, some people have all the luck! Nov. 13.-4Good for our fighting Tig- ers! They defeated Charleston last night in 33-0 victory. Nov. 16.!Hey, what's this? XVe should have stayed in bed this morn- ing. Here comes those tell-tale re- port cards. My goodness. It doesn't seem like a fourth of this school year has gone by already! Nov. l7.4Our li football team was victorious over Fredericktown today, 159-13. Three cheers! Nov. l8.4This week was the Student Council meeting. Paul Stehr is doing a marvelous job of being president of our student body. That suggestion box has already brought us a drinking foun- NUNLEY'S DRUG STORE Formerly Kinder's Drug Store 627 Good Hope St. Phone: 5-6601 Cape Girardeau, Mo- 52 Years Continuous Drug Store Service For You and Your Parents S. D. Nunley, Reg. Ph. 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Boy, those construction men are really kept busy working on it. Nov. 23.-What's all the buzzing about this morning? Harold Kuehleis coming back to school? Oh, over wires? Hmmmm! His room at the hospital will be hooked up to a classroom here at Central to enable him to graduate in the '54 spring graduating class? That's wonderful! Nov. 24.-The Y-Teens did some- thing real commendable todayg they gave a tea for our dear teachers. Pretty good. huh? Nov. 25.4Com'on everybody. let's go to the snake dance! Look at that dummy with the initials P, B. burn. tHeh-hehll 4 Nov 30.--What a thrilling game we saw with Poplar Bluff! No kidding, it was tops! Yep, We came thorugh on top with the score being 19-6. W'e'll really have to compliment Poplar Bluff with sincereity, though. They're good losers. and they have a fighting team, too. Compliments of CO. 11-13-15 Main Phone 5-9980 E. W. KASSEL I eweler The Diamond - Iewelry - Gift Store Since 1904 STEIMLE BUSINESS SCHOOL STENOGRAPHIC - SECRETARIAL IUNIOR ACCOUNTING For Gregg Students: Gregg Continuation and Review Text - Gregg Simplified for Colleges Newest Gregg Dictation Tapes For Beginners: Speedwriting - the ABC Shorthand Learn in 6 to 8 weeks Accepted by Business, Civil Service and Arlned Forces This School Approved by Mo. Dept. ol' Ed. lllfllilflll BER Dec. 1.-The orchestra had its Gir- ardot pic-ture made this morning. Won- der how the camera feels by now? lh-c. 2.-The Xmas month is getting off in full swing with the junior party tonight. Seems it will have the theme of Winter Wonderland with a Baby Doll Queen Contest as the highlight of the evening. Doc. 3.--The Band and Orchestra are having their get-together tonight and the ILO. Club is going to Silceston to attend an annual banquet held at the Rustic Rock inn. Doc. 4.-The Tigers started off the basketball season by defeating Cairo -18-70. llc:-. 8.-Wendy Kurka. bubbling as usual, was crowned queen of the Janu- ztrv graduating class, Charleen Brown, Carol Heath. Sue King, and Anita Al- len were attendants. Dec. Ji.--Had another basketball game. We won over Delta 61-26. Na- tional llonor Society initiation this af- ternoon. Doc. 10.---'tTigers, Tigers, yes we are the Tigers! That's what every- hody's singing. XVe go to Mayfield. Kentucky, for our third basketball game. fldaterl We won! 54-47. Dec. 13.4It was so pretty. The lights were low, and the singing just beautiful. l suppose l'd better tell -i I. I. NEWBERRY 5 - 10 - 25C STORE IIMMIE THOMPSON'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT CAPE'S NEWEST AND FINEST PIT BARBECUE PLATE LUNCHES SANDWICHES OF ALL KINDS COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE - CURB SERVICE 1923 W. BROADWAY TELEPHONE 5-2986 you what I'm talking about. A Cap- pella held its candlelight vesper serv- ice at the First Baptist Church. Eric Mount read the scriptu1'es. Dec. 16.713011 Koch really did swell in the game with St. Marys We Won! Dec. 17.-The Latin Club has its annual banquet tonight in the school cafeteria. Dec. 17.-Bet the kids in A Cap- pella had fun. lVIiss Gillett took them on a tour to Caruthersville and Cairo. Dec. 18-VVe play Fredericktown here tonight. fLaterJ VVe won! 84- 24. Dec. 22.-The annual Christmas story was given today-only this time it was over the P. A. system. Dec. 24.ANoW's the time to finish your last-minute Christmas shopping. P. S. Merry Christmas everybody! JANUARY Jan. 2.-Ugh! Who set the alarm clock?! It's too early to get up! XVhat? Today is a school day? Oh, yes, Christ- mas vacation is over, and We're back in the old routine again. Just passed Elea- nor Bunch, and for somebody who doesn't burn any midnight oil, she surc- ly did look sleepy. Jan. li.-Sure have a good basketball team this year. Beat Jackson 63-23 in our seventh game of the season. Jan. !l.fIJon't forget, another game RTELS B M ncAN'rt 1.1: co. I A Sincere Thanks for Your Kind Pottronctge This Past Year Compliments of BUCHANAN BUICK Phone 5-5505 201 S. Spriqq When Better Automobiles are built BUICK Will Build Them tonight. ..,. I I ..-- L -51: -..f f 195552225Ei?s2zEs25:zfa2e523'i1fSsPzSsfai5' 'Q .'f, , , , 'ii' '-., ..,, f ff: jf-gig V' ' '.. 2 'f-...1 S itS12-E1555si5515552255255-fiifixi sg ,:.,. 3 ja t il f , ? X-Gi ' : ' V I dt 5 -:-:- -Ili- NU-WAY HOWARD - SWAN CLEANERS Athletic Goods CO. CASH AND CARRY Pick Up 6 Delivery Service 1027 Broadway Phan 5 2633 Distributors Phone 5-7729 W E R N E R , S B oadway CS P ciiic 1192 Broadway Phone 5-8255 Cape Girardeau, Mo. LUMBEH EUMPANY, Inn. L U M B E R COAL - PLUMBING - HEATING PHONE 5-8275 1459 INDEPENDENCE CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI -116- Eumpliments of N . E. Leming Lumber EU. CLJUA IGA SUPER MARKET N N Meats of Superior Quality p We Carry a Complete Line oi i Fresh Poultry. Fish 6 Meats Service our Specialty i JONES is GUNTER - Mgrs. 4 . ', ...X 1-k.g,ff -. ii Sb 1' ' if - -S51 6 A gnc . 'RQ fi ' :gg-f wH 2mgs his . 'FRE ' aauuu ,, 1 wiimgz r.. ,. Y 4 ' N2 W mb, sq M6134 ,S amines M X' V s 'W if if BEEF 3 53 5 V f 24535 Qi Y. ,Q 9' 5 it EQ 'L Q ,vw 7 f 1 .V 12 31 W , 1,4 1 x 2 ' ' 5 mf 'R S521 4 Q 457 7 fi is 3 A f 1 Q if ,fi ffl H3 13 A ,221 J 7' A4 W Q J WL ' , J is W ,af M QW 55 f C x X f , y 4 gziffrvrsw f . , r, 4, e f 4 ,finer V Mr M ef , ww, wrfam w fviwfwk' ' EVM, 4 f, ,- f-:: , vi ,fwwrh 1, M, H f 5 4, -: f ff .. -117- A SYNONYM FOR GOOD FOOD H I ' ' E 45 So. West End Blvd. Compliments Oi SOUTHERN OIL 61 CAFE 400-10 Morqcxn Ootk 24 Hour Service Compliments S U N S E T REXALL PHARMACY Corner Sunset ci Broctdwory Phone 5-3325 Kenneth G. Mehrle, R. Ph. Jan. 10.-I don't think anybody stay- ed home from the game last night. There was a huge crowd. 1 think everybody within running distance was there. Although we put up a good fight, we lost to St. Louis U. High. 58-40. Jan. 10.-Baccalaureate Services were held tonight. For the dead of winter, Colleen Horn, Carol Rudert, Earlene Leslie, and your truly, Beth Schlue, sure did look like spring com- in' in for an early start. Rainbow col- ors, I mean to tell yat! Jan. 11.-Had voting for student body president today. Candidates are Paul Stehr, C, VV. Suedekum, Larry Wills, Warren Newman, and Don Koch. Jan. 13.4As Mr. Sheets said, May the best man win, and it looks as if Paul Stehr is the best man. Con- gratulations, Paul. Jan. I4.4Oh, those lucky kids. The senior Ats, that is. They graduated to- night. VVish I wereetsighb but alas. l have to wait till May. Jan. 15.-Beat Jackson Tuesday night G2-20. Jan. 17.-Beat Preps 72-24. Walked off with the game, as usual. Jan. 18.-Start our new schedules today. Poor Miss Ketterer and Mr. Sheets. Bet they thought everybody was having his schedule changed. Doift feel bad if you got snapped at a little when you went into the oflice. You'd snap at people, too, if you had to put up with what they did. Jan. 20.-Betcha' a coke we beat Poplar Bluff tonight. Jan. 21.-You owe me a Coke. Tigers won 95-36. FE BRYU A RY Feb. 1.-Today is like spring. Too bad We couldn't get off from school to enjoy the Warm sunshine. Feb. 3.-We've got a game tonight. We're getting so good in basketball that it isn't even enough to stimulate our interest anymore. We'll win. Feb. 4.-See, I told you. We did win, Did I sound conceited? VVe1l, don't you agree that we have about the best team ever? Feb. 7.-Today at school we start- ed a new method of collecting funds for polio. Four boots are in the main hall: one for each class, The classes are trying to see which one can get the most money in their boot. Feb. 12.4-The seniors are leading the classes in the polio drive. We felt as if we had to set good examples for the rest of the students. Feb. 16.-Some of Miss Sadler's speech students are suffering from nervous breakdowns. Miss Sadler has agreed that 'tspeakers are born not made. Feb. 17.-lNe had some pamphlets passed out in homerooms today to help combat rabies. Listed were some veter- -llS- ALVABAQU RESTAURANT For Modern Cleaning Done the Dining Room Curb Service Modern Way PHONE: 4-1155 Mobilgas Service H qhway 61 at Broad H A W K I N S Modern Cleaners Ph 5 8096 622 Broadway Cape Girardeau, M Hutsnn Furniture Company and HUTSIIN BHUS. AUTH and HIHVIE STUHE THE TEEN FASHION CENTER OF CAPE If it's new Pennys have it QCLIAIQCI, if MEN'S STORE INC. lZ7 N. Main Phone 5-9061 Cape Girardeau, Mo. Compliments B O H N S' A C K COAL COMPANY Featuring MAI ESTIC Coal Phone 5-2902 Cape Girardeau, Mo. For Masonry By Experts call the MELVIN C. RICKARD CO. BRICK CONTRACTORS Remember If It's Brick. Call Rick 615 College Si. Phone 4-ll37 Compliments of l xi- Department We Carry A F. W. WOOLWORTH BAHN BROS. HARDWARE CO. Over 94 Years of Dependable Merchandising 10-12-14 N. Main Cape Girardeau, Mo. Phone 5-3589 If Your Clothes Are Worth Cleaning They Deserve The Best SULLIVAN BROS. CLEANERS 108 S. Spanish Phone 5-7496 Cape Girardeau, Mo. inarians to whom you could take your dog to have him vaccinated. Feb. 19.-We're headed for an ex- tended week-end. It will include Mon- day a holiday because of George Wash- ington's birthday. Feb. 23.4-The Student Council is sponsoring social dancing in the recrea- tion room at noon. Everyone who likes to dance is welcome to do so. Feb. 24.-VVe had an unexpected fire drill today. The firemen comment- ed on how fast we wereg that is, after everyone realized what was happening. Feb. 25.-We were met with an un- happy situation this morning. Some- one visited the school last night. Two of our windows were broken and a glass in one of the front doors. Feb. 26-Last school day this month. Time seems to be passing so fast, es- pecially for us seniors. MARCH Mar. 1.--Whoopee! We received a profit off the all-school dance. The Student Council will decide later what's to be done with it. Mar. 2.-Bessie St. Clair was chosen to represent Central in verse reading for the District lV1eet, and Anna Kate Strom, our Tiger editor, will represent Central for newswriting. Good luck to both of you. Mar. 3.fTwo more weeks until Elea- nor Bunch's birthday! Every devoted Centralite should turn out for this afternoon's first game of the state tournament when we play Beaumont High of St. Louis. Mar. 4.?What school spirit was shown yesterday in our game-and wc won! Are you ready for today's game with Southeast from Kansas City? Mar. 5.-We won our third game of the state tournament, and we're stead- ily moving toward the fulfillment of a wonderful dream of being state champions in basketball. Mar. 8.!A mighty victory!!! Cen- tral won last Saturday night which made us state champions! A holiday was de- clared for today. Mar. 9.-If you ever need any pencils, erasers, notebooks, paper, or other school supplies just run down to the new school co-op during noon hour. Mar. l0.fOne more week until Elea- nor's birthday. Mar l1.!.lust look at that gym--A it's practically finished. Mar 12.-The sophomores are all ex- cited about their class party tonight. Mar. 15.--Two more days until Elea- nor's birthday. Mar. 16.--fCareer Day! Hoy, did We seniors feel big today walking out of With Our Enlarged Greater Assortment ot Merchandise Compliments Ot CO. 1 -121- Year after Year- Central Students come to Buckners for the newest styles and best values lF 'l3U,Qi Ne.sli',AT.IL I ART FISCHER'S MARKET Fancy Groceries Fresh Meats Dressed Poultry Diabetic Foods MOUNTAIN VALLEY MINERAL WATER Phone 5-3361 298 N. Boulevard HOLLAND VANDEVEN'S CO' Quality Meats, Groceries 6. V Dry Goods THE HEART 012' THE HQME We Give 5. Redeem Eagle stamps Phone 5-2832 225 S. Middle Broadway at Pacific Street -122- 9 .gggfgcg U ' G 'QM' ' quiet, sl 48 K 4 swf' eo0' T35 nga! 'I .wg ' aw ua 529 3s-' ii! . 'I' O My H Av' I ' , .- I af' ' I it vie-, ' fi' 'srfi-4'u QR EDDY KILOWAYT MISSOURI UTILITIES COMPANY A citizen wherever w e serve ALTl'lER'S FURNITURE COMPANY Where Broadway Meets Midd1e Complete Home Furnishings C . ape Girardeau, Mo. H. A. MARGRAF IEWELER 409 Broadway ldan-l-la Hotel Cape Girardeau, Mo. Phone 5-6483 Building Cape Girarde Compliments Ot LET I. E. KURKA ' ' VARIETY STORE Broadway Phone 5-3047 DRY CQ, K au, Mo. Something New Everyday 173 eep Your Clothes Neat and Trim 5lO Broadway Phone 5 -5973 i Compliments of M I N N E N ' S Always First FURNITURE in COMPANY Fashion Apparel Sewing Missouri Since 1886 Where G00d Fashion is Never Expensive Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Refunded Main at Themis Phone 5-6433 classes at 8:30 and boarding those Greyhound busses to go to Sikeston. Mar. 17.-Vile forgot Eleanor Bunch's birthday after all! lt was today. Mar. 18.-The Busy A Cappella Choir gave two programs this week, one for the business officials at the college and other for the Kiwanas Club. Mar. 24.v-Let's all extend our hand to Joan Porter. She won the Junior Chamber of commerce Essay Contest and was selected to go to Washington D. C. and New York. Congratulations from all of us, Joanie. Mar. 25.-Rush! Rush! Rush! That's what the Girardot Staffs are doing this week to meet their deadline. Mar. 26.-Roses are red, Violets are blue. If you don't have a poem, Miss Reed will get you! 'For the National High School Poet- try Contest. Mar. 29.-Come and get your T.B. patch test today, you freshmen and seniors, Ouch that long pointed needle really hurt, didn't it, Martha Kelly? APRIL Apr. 1.-XVe had a holiday today- April Fool! Apr. 2.-Beth Schlue and Kenneth Eifert were chosen as the outstanding students at the colorful D.O, Banquet last night. Congrats to both of you. Apr. 12.-The Spanish Club, spon- sored by Mrs. Vtfilliams, gave a Pan- American Program over the P. A. Sys- tem today, Apr. 15.--In observance of Easter, our A Cappella presented a very in- spiring Easter program for us. Apr. 22.-Yesterday was the Nation- al Honor Society initiation, and today is the banquet. Apr. 23.-Are you going to the Choral Festival at State College to- night? Apr. 30.fThe thrilling highlight of our Senior year is tonight-the Senior Prom. We've looked forward to this night for four years and tonight's the night. MAY May 1.fDistrict Scholastic Contest and Track and Field Meet. May 7.-Band tour, and Tiger Banq- uet. May 20.-Senior Banquet in School cafeteria. May 23.-Baccalaureate Services at State College. May 24.-Senior tacky day. May 26. 27.F-Final Exams. May 27.-Commencement at State College. May 28.-Goodbye, seniors, and have a wonderful vacation, everyone! !! -12 Zi.. 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