Central High School - Girardot Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)
- Class of 1955
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' x g j .A I l 'L' FOREWORD .P ' A. ' F' ' 15521 , 1 5 lx, -'I IQ, ,' ' . ' . 1' 'nfs-'JW dex' . W1th the com letlon of the m and the audrtorxum - . ,N - , 1- .mis gy ' ,. 5. P K if our dream of a modern new high school for the youth v -. -.iff a .V , , . , U 1 4554 ' :c.,f.Q , 1 of Cape Grrardeau IS now fulfrlled. Xi1f:f Elite' f ' , , , 'f!gik,fTf if' ds- I The Board of Educatron, the crtrzens, the faculty, i sfa.., E and the students are justly proud of this achieve- ' men . . W gf, May New Central H1gh School serve as a remmder ' .L 5-wr Ein -, . . A l,',, 5g V to all of Amer1ca's free system of educauon. gflx flflsllz 1- I.. ' ' -1, Haw c g -z , ' w Null? AJ 55- 1 .I in :S ,gl-V f, . P : ,f-' Q .rylfe .1 , , ,i 1 nf' ,QV gy .xml -1 im' r ,if j..54:f-Qi. is :kv , -R i f .- I Xp?-p f . .I M 41- G X, A Q Q . -Fr' 5 Q-if J fbi Q -' .--' - WN, J' ,-5' n Q -13-EA -,. 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J udy Drum, Becky Froemsdorf ART Betty Faris, Karen Mahan, Joyce Oxford, Marion Snyder, Deanna Stout BUSINESS Business Manager ....... ....... S ue Keim Advertising Manager ..................................,..................................... Ann Smith Salesmen Judy Barringer, Darlene Bechel, Betty Bertling, Norene Brooks, Ray Brooks, Kathryn Burford, Barbara Followell, Bgni Gamblin, Carol Graves, Gretchen Haas, Joan Herrmann, Jill Juden, Linda Lasater, Bill McDowell, Charlotte Moore, Ernestine Pridemore, Ersie Probst, Mary Ranney, Nellie Rogers, Jo Ann Simmons, Sally Sutton, Mary Ann Wachter, Myrna Warren, Mary Witting PHOTOGRAPHERS Wayne Eakins, Millie Flentge, James Hardy, Joe James, Mike O'Donne11, Jim Ranney, David Rickard, David Shrout, Jeanne Watson ADVISERS Art ............... ...... M iss Haman Business ....,.. ...... M iss Adams Literary ............. ........ M iss McLain Photography. ........ ........ M rs. 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SHEETS, B.S., M.A. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS PRINCIPAL CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Board of Education Left to right - Oliver A. Hope, john F. Cargle, Louis J. Schultz, A. C. Magill, Elizabeth Walther, secretary, W. H. Oberheide, Mrs. H. B. Newman, Carlston A. Bohnsack. Seated - Standing w .AQ I Parent-Teacher Advisory Council Mrs. R. W. Call, Mrs. L. F. Holm, Mrs. Thomas E. Taylor, Mrs. Ernest Drum, Mrs. Champ Green, Mrs. Charles J. Herbst, Mrs. Wilbur Boren, Mrs. Howard C. Tooke, Mrs. Glenn O'Connell - Mrs. J. W. Garlock, Mrs. James A.Finch, Jr., Mrs. F. L. Patrick, Mrs. T. F. Graham, Mrs. W. H. Estes, Mrs. A. E. Landgraf, Mrs. Robert Kirkpatrick, Mrs. R. E. Brown, Mrs. Harold J. McBride Mr. Gordon L. Goodwin, Mrs. Jesse Ray Cobble, Mr. Judy Crabb, Mrs. Judy Crabb, Mr. Roy Brunkhorst, Mrs. L. L. Statler, Mrs. C. E. Morrison, Mrs. Wm. H. Wescoar, Jr., Mrs. Tillman Wills, Mrs. Chester Masterson, Mr. J. E. Kurka 7 PAUL JENKINS B. S., M. A. COUNSELOR OFFICERS Chairman Mr. J. E. Kurka Vice-Chairman Mr. Gordon L. Goodwin Secretary Mrs. Thomas E. Taylor A q Awww , 2 2 3 :::E: fi Qi 5 N203 Wwe ,Q S UL '55 555 2 5 ,Q , 7 S itll 'EB- 1' 5 max ,, 'whiff li is is 1:2 2 4. . g . .. 1: . ,..,.1.i 1' ' 1553252223 33: G .M 4 , .... , .sfgffgsffy -5 ,. ,:,W,gfgg,. ..: 1--,,.,.,. Hush .,-, f ,Z mg , :. 1vs1:,.:.:.- f 7 his M ' 2 J f 9 V 5 5' K 4 4 is M 4 J QA 01 5 V I., . L S ss Q lg ' W if g 4 Q gh SWF Q is 25 W M S wwwsggg . Krlwism :..:. .wry D :wigs .4 ,. Mig 1 fi? 'f Q2 2: 1: , E? 5 Eiisi - gig, 5754 ,Ag E sg . Zia 3 1 1 2 4 Ei A ,Q y is , is gig Eljr my it s 2? Z R532 E ? 2 :.:, .,,ZA,, gf 2 fi X 5, se :EEE 3 ,g, 5 it 1 g IIHVAV W ::' ' . 2 A MYRTLE SCHRADER, R.N. HELEN KETTERER School Nurse School Secretary Business CORNELIA GOCKEL, B.S., M.A. Shorthand Office Practice LUCILLE ADAMS, B.S., M.A. Typing, Bookkeeping BETTY S. HOLLEY, B.S. Typing, Business Arithmetic, General Business, English ..13.. I Libra ry JESSIE B. WESCOAT, B.S. Study Hall MILDRED VOGELSANG, A.B., B.S., B.S. in L.S. Librarian English Seated- ALENE SADLER, B.S., M.A. English, Public Speaking INEZ SMITH, B.S., M.S. English, Drama HELEN E. SMITH, B.S. English LaUn CLARA E. KRUEGER, B.S., M.A. Latin, English Standing - MARY Z. REED, B.S. English BERENICE SCHOWENGERDT, A.B. English, Citizenship LUCILLE MCLAIN, B.S. M.A. English Spanbh 1-mgqqlr' TILLIE DALE WILLIAMS, B.S. Spanish, History 14- Wfwww Science Seated- CARRIE H. FINDLEY, A.B. Biology Standing- EDWIN A. BLUMENBERG, B.S., A.B. Chemistry, Algebra, Geometry MILTON W. UELEKE, B.S. Physics, General Science HOWARD G. BOCK, B.S., M.E. General Science Mathematics GRACE N. WILLIAMS, B.S., Ph. M. Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry LAURA M. RIXMAN, A.B. General Math, Algebra ELNORA B. MICHEL, A.B. General Math, English Social Science Seated - LOIS K. MCKINNIS, B.S., M.S. History, Citizenship VIVIAN G. KIES, B.S., M.A. K tx Citizenship KATHRYN SACKMAN, B.S., M.A. History Standing- NORMAN J. SCHWAB, B.S., M.E. History GLENN N. O'CONNELL, B.S., M.A. Government, Sociology, Economics ROBERT C. HINES, B.S., M.A. Government, History .tx - 1, 5 Art EDNA HAMAN, B.S. Music FRANCES GILLETT, B.S., M.A. Fundamentals of Music, Glee Clubs, Chorus, juniorA Cappella ANTHONY CAROSELLO, B.S., M.E Band, Orchestra, Instrumental Music Industrial Arts CLARENCE J. HEUSCHOBER, 13.8. Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Woodwork -16- Vocational Home Economics MAUDE BOHNSACK, B.S. ALMA YOUNGHOUSE, B.S., M.A. Diversified Occupations Day Trades A. H. MCNEELY Auto Mechanics EARLIE CARTER, B.S., M.A. Diversified Occupations, Related Studies HAL B. LEHMAN, B.S. Building Trades Physical Education Row 1 - LUCY ELLEN TOWSE, B.S., M.A. PAYNE MUIR, B.S., M.E. Physical Education, Citizenship NORMA SANDER, B.S. Row 2 - WELDON H. HAGER, B.S., M.S. Drivers' Education, General Math, Algebra, Basketball Coach IA Team! LOUIS M. MUEGGE, B.S. in A.C. Drivers' Education, Physical Education HOWARD G. BOCK, B.S., M.E. General Science, Basketball Coach fB Team! -17- F R W an , QW Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Oscar Grebing, Mrs. Wilson Heise, manager, Mrs. Willie Lewis, Mrs. Ben Crites, Mrs. Melvin Haertling, Mrs. Ruben Schade, director of cafeteria, Miss Lena Grossheider, Mrs. Muriel Kelley, Mrs. Payne Muir, cashier. Maintenance Staff Seated - Nelse Williams, William Poinsett, Mrs. Luther Schafer, John Pedigo. Standing - Lawrence Graham, Roger Abernathy, James Cantrell, James Bridges, James Brown. -18- 5 LS- by , Mg Q Q, ,XJ - .., mwmlmkm N x Xm . , I CLASSES I - Nu fb? if SK W S 'QM wwwm N: Q sw- Q-,sxf sw 461150615 ' .ASV -- , V I... L K. . ' -. A' ' 1 - A S'-'-,:ffc,:L, -., . -, -H ,5,mi3? '7t'V- ,- ,- ,- , -. , . , xg, :f1:.,.::c.-liar, - ,.-f+-q--:- .--L-. . 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Unless you laugh at his jokes, he is peeved. ls often seen driving his father's truck. Sports-all kinds are his hobby. Mary Ewan rates as his favorite girl. Enjoys Doris Day as an actress. Is often to be found in Hunt's basement. State Basketball Championship-big moment. Everything and anything, he eats. Next year-wishes to make A's in college. He gets butterflies before ballgames. Engineering is his future goal. Identified by the nickname Pie , Mild-tempered and easy-going. Embarrassed at remarks about his levis. Reunion with friends is his pastime. .lane's favorite hangout- Womack's Drug Store Always known to her friends as Bird . Nothing peeves her more than late people. Eats hamburgers and French fries any time. Barbara Stanwyck is her favorite actress. Riches will make her happy. Enjoys dancing as a pastime. Nat King Cole's Unbelievable is tops. Not studying is her worst habit. Eager to be a future golf pro . Collecting silver dollars is her hobby. Knows UI she'll attend Missouri University. Emerged victorious as favorite senior girl. N -. r .rw ...N ABERNATHIE ABLA AKERS BARENKAMP BARRINGER BASS BECKWITH BERTLING BIERSCHWAL Sen iors BORCHELT BOREN BORUM ..22.. SONYA ABERNATHIE An English Whiz this student is. Sophomore Oratorical Contest, Travelers' Club, Tigerettes, Girls' Sports Club, C. Y. F., Home Room Treasurer, Library Assistant, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Creative Writing Club, A Cappella DON ABLA A student president-in all things excellent. Football, Basketball, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Home Room President, Student Council, Math Club, Chemistry Club, National Honor Society LARRY AKERS Shirley took a fall for this star of football. Football, Chemistry Club MARGARET BARENKAMP A quiet lass in every class. Tigerettes, Typing Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Girls' Home Economics Club, Tiger Literary Staff, N. H. S. Poetry Contest JUDY BARRINGER Cute as a hug in a rug. Girls' Sports Club, Silver Spear, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Typing Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Creative Writing Club, Girardot Business Staff BETTY BASS A red-haired lass of the senior class. Library Club, D. O. Club JANICE BECKWITII Oh, damsel so fair, with a flower in your hair. Nurses' Club, Girls Home Economics Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Typing Club, Latin Club, Student Council, Red Dagger, A Cappella BETTY BERTLING A nurse she'll he-wait and see. Travelers' Club, Girls' Sports Club, Girls' Home Economics Club, Nurses' Club, Girardot Business Staff MARIANNE BIERSCHWAL On the Girardot staff-get her autograph. Tigerettes, Typing Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Girardot Business Staff, F. T. A., Student Council, D. O. Club, Girardot Literary fAsso- ciate Editorl ROBERT BORCHELT One of those men our country to defend. Small Ensembles Club RAYMOND BOREN To a girl named Nancy he took a fancy. Home Room President, Football TED BORUM All the while he wears a smile. Audubon Club Seniors BOSWELL BRENNECKE BUELOW BURFORD CLARK CLARK JACQUE LINE BOSWE LL Busy, as her telephone-a cheerleader all our owrt. ' Tigerettes, Driving Club, Girls' Sports Club, A Cappella JANE BRENNECKE Our gal Brennecke-class favorite is she. Home Room Vice-President, Girls' Sports Club, Tiger Cub Staff, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Red Dagger, Home Room Treasurer, Band NORENE BROOKS Her smile will dart-into your heart. JoYcE BROWN , She's certainly not bored-when she's with Ford. Typing Club, Library Assistant, Student Coun- cil, Home Room Secretary, Home Room Vice- President, Girls' Sports Club, Photography Club, National Honor Society MARLIN BUELOW On our team he rates supreme. Hunting and Fishing Club, Football, Driving Club, Chemistry Club KATHRYN BURFORD Quite often late-that's our Kate. Spanish Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Home Room Secretary, Girardot Business Staff, Silver Spear BROOKS BROWN BETTY CANFIELD Her music's a treat-she can't be beat. Art Club, Girls' Sports Club, C. Y. F., Short- hand Club, Library Assistant JEANNE CHILDRESS She draws E's as a dog does fleas. Home Room Secretary, Typing Club, Art Club, Tiger Cub Staff, F. T. A., Tiger Literary Staff Student Council, Red Dagger, National Honor, Society, Band, Orchestra, A Cappella, Quill and Scroll BILL CLARK Girls' don't star-just his car. Boys' Sports Club, Typing Club, Boys Cook- ing Club, Student Council RUTH CLARK Forsakes her studies for her buddies. Tigerettes, Girls' Sports Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest n WANDA CLARK She wants to be free-so let her be. BILL COOPER At studies no whiz-he just likes Liz. Tiger Business Staff, Baseball, Boys' Sports Club, Boys' Cooking Club CANFIELD CHILDRESS CLARK COOPER COTNER CRONENBOLD CUMBIE CUSHMAN DANIELS DANIELS DAVIS DAVIS DORRELL ' DRUM Seniors EAKINS EIF ERT -24- BONNIE COTNER Those sparkling eyes she can never disguise. Red Dagger, Nurses' Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Driving Club, D. O. Club, A Cappella DELORES CRONENBOLD A maiden so fair with long, dark hair. Girls' Sports Club, Silver Spear LUCILLE CUMBIE Gone back to Kansas City-oh, what a pity. Tiger Cub Staff, Art Club, Tiger Literary Staff, F. T. A. JOYCE CUSHMAN You needn't be near her voice to hear. Silver Spear, Tiger Cub Staff, Spanish Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Tiger Literary Staff, Home Room Secretary, Freshmen and Sophomore Oratorical Contest, Home Room President, Red Dagger, Orchestra, A Cappella, Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society BARBARA DANIELS Here's the dope-her steady is Popp. Silver Spear, Tiger Cub Staff, Student Council, Home Room Vice-President, Tiger Literary Staff, Home Room Secretary, Red Dagger, Home Room President, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Band, Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society CLARA DANIELS With the january class goes this lass. HARLAND DAVIS Helpful and gay at parties they say. N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Home Room Vice- President, Chemistry Club, Driving Club, Electrical Engineers Club, Hunting and Fish- ing Club, Proiectionist Club SHIRLEY DAVIS A girl so keen-our football queen. Girls' Sports Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Tigerette s, Cheerleader, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, A Cappella WILLIAM DORRELL This fits his plan-to be a great man. Home Room President, Projectionist Club, Student Council, Math Club, Chemistry Club, A Cappella, National Honor Society JUDY DRUM Classics and art fill her heart. Art Club, Home Room Secretary, F. T. A., Nurses Club, Girardot Literary Staff, Tigerettes, Home Room Vice-President, Travelers' Club WAYNE EAKINS A little guy grand-he plays in the hand. Electrical Engineers Club, Small Ensembles Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Girardot Photography Staff, Band KENNETH EIFERT He took D. O.-to make more dough. D. O. Club ELDERS ERLBACHER ESTES FARIS FLUEGGE FOESTE FORNKOHL FOSTER FOWLER MARY ALICE ELDERS This girl you'll know ifyou go to the show. Typing Club, Girls' Sports Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, D. O. Club JERRY ERLBACHER Miss Ketterer's pest-gives her no rest. Basketball, Home Room Vice-President, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Football MARTHA ESTES Has loads of poise and makes little noise. Tigerettes, Home Room Treasurer, Tiger Cub Staff, Silver Spear, Tiger Literary Staff, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Home Room Secretary- Treasurer, Student Council, Home Room Vice- President, Red Dagger, Quill and Scroll, ACappella BILL EVANS A guy with wit-a perfect hit. Home Room President, Tiger Business Staff, Silver Spear, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Home Room Treasurer, D. 0. Club BETTY FARIS Shy but sweet-art's her meat. Typing Club, Art Club, Girardot Art Staff LARRY FLUEGGE No girls for him-they can sink or swim.' Photography Club, Electrical Engineers Club, Typing Club, Projectionist Club, Boys' Cook- ing Club, Hunting and Fishing Club GAYE FOESTE A pert little gal with many a pal. Tigerettes, Girls' Sports Club, Typing Club, Girardot Business Staff., F. T. A., Home Room President, Travelers' Club, Art Club BARBARA FOLLOWELL She's always merry-especially with Perry. Home Room Vice-President, Y-Teens, Typing Club, Nurses' Club, Small Ensembles Club, Home Room President, Driving Club, Student Council, Chemistry Club, Girardot Business Staff, Creative Writing, Library Assistant, Band PEGGY FORNKOHL She's a real sport out on the court. Typing Club, Girls' Home Economics Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Girls' Sports Club JOANN FOSTER A swell chum-she loves her gum. Photography Club, Typing Club, D. O. Club DONNA FOWLER Through the day she goes her way. BECKY FROEMSDORF A cute little trick this Central chick. Home Room Treasurer, Tigerettes, Typing Club, Y-Teens, Nurses' Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, C. Y. F., Creative Writing, Forum Club, Girardot Literary Staff Seniors EVANS F OLLOWELL F ROEMSDORF -25- FROEMSDORF N FUI.. KERSON FURRY GARRETT GEORGE GL EASON GODWIN GOLIGHTLY GRAHAM Seniors GRAVES GRE EN GREEN ..26- WAYNE FROEMSDORF He's kind of slow-but loves to go. N. H. S. Poetry Contest, D. O. Club LYNDELL FULKERSON He gets in a hurry when looking for Furry. Football, Home Room President JOAN FURRY She has her eye on just one guy. Home Room Secretary, Girls' Sports Club, Typing Club, Volleyball, Silver Spear, Home Room President, Library Assistant MARGARET GARRETT In a business class sbe'll always pass. Girls' Sports Cl-ub HARRY GEORGE Full of mischief with the boys-always mak- ing lots of noise. Boys' Sports Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Tiger Business Staff, Home Room President, Audubon Club, Boys' Cooking Club, Home Room Treasurer, Math Club, Chemistry Club JOE GLEASON Personality plus-a friend to us. Basketball, Boys' Singing Club, Home Room Treasurer, Boys' Sports Club,. Boys'. Cooking Club, Student Council, Projectionist Club PEGGY GODWIN At her beauty shop girls like to stop. Tiger Cub Staff, Art Club, D. O. Club JACK GOLIGHTLY His laugh is loud-where there's a crowd. Electrical Engineers Club, Home Room Trea- surer, Boys' Singing Club, Math Club, Girardot Business Staff, Chemistry Club JANET GRAHAM Her pep never stops-at cheerleading she's tops. Tigerettes, Student Council, Silver Spear, Girls' Basketball, Tiger Cub Staff, Tiger Literary Staff, Home Room Treasurer, Cheer- leader, A Cappella, Quill and Scroll CAROL GRAVES Lots of grace-and a pretty face. Tigerettes, Tiger Cub Staff, Typing Club, Red Dagger, Home Room Vice-President, Girardot Business Staff DORIS GREEN She gives much care to her thick black hair. Typing Club, C. Y. F., N. H. S. Poetry Contest, D. O. Club JACQUELINE GREEN Just like the sphinx-who knows what she thinks? C. Y. F., Missouri Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest HAAS HAMAN HENGST HERRMANN HOPE HOPPER GRETCHEN HAAS Cute and small-can be heard by all. Chemistry Club, Girardot Business Staff, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Girls' Home Eco- nomics Club, A Cappella CHARLES HAMAN This boy is a radio whiz. Girardot Photography Staff, Electrical Engi- neers Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest NORMA HARDWICK Captain on the team-always on the beam. Girls' Sports Club, Typing Club, Tigerettes, Home Room Secretary, Y-Teens, Shorthand Club, Driving Club, Girls' Home Economics Club, F. T. A., Travelers' Club, A Cappella JOEL HARVEY At Bartels downtown-joel can he found. Typing Club, Girls' Sports Club, Small Ensembles Club, Girls' Home Economics Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Band BETTY HENGST Speaking of a diet-hers is quiet. Typing Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Nurses' Club, D. O. Club JOAN HERRMANN She took a fall-for a lad az Myers Hall. Tigerettes, Typing Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Student Council, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Red Dagger, Girardot Business Staff, A Cappella Seniors HARDWICK HARVEY HICKAM HITT JAMES HICKAM His hair is red-his smile's not dead. Audubon Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest BILL HITT Never sad-always glad. Photography Club, Projectionist Club, Boys' Cooking Club BARBARA HOPE No time for the blues-her nose is for news. Home Room Vice-President, Silver Spear, Tiger Cub Staff, Home Room Secretary, Tiger Literary Staff, Home Room President, Red Dagger, Band, A Cappella, Editor-in-chief fTigerD, Quill and Scroll RONNIE HOPPER There's no stopper-to that guy Hopper. Boys' Sports Club, Tiger Business Staff, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Band WAYNE HOPPER Never frowns-he works at Brauns. Boys' Sports Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest LADONNA HOWARD On her sax makes noise-her hobby is boys. Typing Club, Shorthand Club, Y-Teens, Nurses' Club, Small Ensembles Club, Girls' Sports Club, Band, Orchestra HOPP ER HOWARD -27- HOWELL HUBER HUFFMAN HUMES HUNT ' HUTTEGGER JAMES JUDEN KASTEN ' KEIM Seniors KIRKPATRICK KRAHN -28- FAYE HOWELL In shorthand she's just grand. Typing Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, F. T. A., Travelers' Club CHARLES HUBER When the bell rings, out of class he flings. Chemistry Club WILLIAM HUFFMAN Lots of skill has this Bill. Chemistry Club, Electrical Engineers Club, Math Club, Red Dagger, Boys' Cooking Club CHARLOTTE HUMES Pictures she collects-by the peeks. Photography Club ROBERT HUNT He's grade A in every way. Home Room President, Tiger Literary Staff, Basketball, Cub Staff, Silver Spear, Baseball, Home Room vice-President, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Quill and Scroll, A Cappella ME LVA HUTTEGGER The Girardot will be alive with this editor of '55. Nurses' Club, Latin Club, Library Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Girls' Home Economics Club, Girardor Literary Staff CEdirorJ, Math Club, Chemistry Club JOE JAMES This talented boy is Carosello's joy. Photography Club, Student Council, Small Ensembles, Home Room Treasurer, Band, Orchestra, Girardot Photography Staff JILL JUDEN A Central belle who can really yell. Silver Spear, Tiger Cub Staff, Small Ensem- bles, Tigerettes, Cheerleader, Girardot Busi- ness Staff, A Cappella JERRY KASTEN Never shuts-up-always cuts-up. Boys' Sports Club, Creative Writing, Home Room Secretary SUE KEIM A leader, 'tis true, is our own Central Sue. Silver Spear, Student Council, Home Room T r e a s ur e r, Travelers' Club, Red Dagger, Volleyball, Band, Home Room President, Tiger Cub Staff, Chemistry Club, Girardot Business Staff CBusiness Managed, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Orchestra SHERRY KIRKPATRICK He's quite a guy from College High. Basketball ' ARDITH KRAHN Always on the run, full of gaiety and fun. Latin Club, Silver Spear, Cub Staff, Travelers' Club, Student Council, Home Room Treasurer, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Chemistry Club, Tiger Literary Staff, Orchestra, A Cappella, Quill and Scroll JOY KURKA joy to all she brings-tops in many things. Silver Spear, Tiger Cub Staff, Tiger Literary Staff, Home Room Treasurer, Freshman and Sophomore Public Speaking Contest, Tiger- ettes, Cheerleader, Chemistry Club, Band, Orchestra, Quill and Scroll, Assistant Editor of Tiger JEANENE LANGDON She's not a squawker-just a talker. Art Club, Silver Spear, C. Y. F., N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Creative Writing LINDA LASATER In actions cunning-in appearence stunning. Typing Club, Library Assistant, Latin Club, Girls' Sports Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Y-Teens, Girardot Business Staff SHIRLEY LEMONDS This little ducky-is happy-go--lucky. N. H. S. Poetry Contest MARTHA LEWIS Never sitting-always flittingf' Y-Teens, Home Room Secretary, Typing Club Nurses' Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Short: hand Club, PATSY LEWIS Her delight is to be polite. Photography Club, Typing Club H JIM LITZELFELNER When he's grinning-friends he's winning. Hunting and Fishing Club, D. O. Club JON LUFCY His head swirls-when he's with girls. Boys' Sports Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Math Club, A Cappella LEOLA MACK She's on her toes wherever she goes. Shorthand Club EARL MACKEY He's not sharin'-his Karen. Football, Student Council, Projectionist Club, Basketball, Home Room President, Home Room Secretary, A Cappella JOE MARTIN This young Lochinvar is every girl's star. Home Room President, Driving Club, Chemistry Club, D. O. Club CAROL MASON Sees to her looks, but not more than her books. Y-Teens, Nurses' Club, C. Y. F., Art Club Seniors KURKA LANGDON LASATER LEMONDS LEWIS LEWIS LITZELFELNER LUFCY MACK MACK EY MARTIN MASON ..29.. MASTERS MCCOLLUM MCCORMICK MCDOWELL MCNEELY MCNEELY MEISENHEIMER MILLER MILLER Sen io'-S MOELLER MORRISON MURPHY -30 MARY ALICE MASTERS Disposition sunny-oh, what a honey. Essay Winner fWomen's Auxiliary V.F.W.D, Tiger Literary Staff, Student Council, Chemis- try Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Cub Staff, Home Room Secretary, Red Dagger, A Cappella, Quill and Scroll KAY MCCOLLUM On typewriter keys she's best, if you please. ' Typing Club, Tigerettes, Home Room Sec- retary, Girardot Business Staff, Tiger Literary Staff EDDIE MCCORMICK Seldom ready-that's our Eddie. Latin Club, Typing Club BILL MCDOWELL In a jolly mood when working with food. Electrical Engineers Club, Home Room Trea- surer, Girardot Business Staff, Red Dagger DON MCNEELY A high school boy who's full of joy. PAUL MCNEELY For handsome Paul the girls all fall. Home Room Secretary, Audubon Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Cooking Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest LOUIS MEISENHEIMER He was football bait for the big eight. Football, Basketball, Home Room Vice-Presi- dent, Home Room President, Boys' Cooking Club, A Cappella CAROLYN MILLER A real tom-boy-but what a joy! Y-Teens, Nurses' Club, C. Y. F., Art Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Home RoomSecretary, Travelers' Club, Creative Writing DON J. MILLER Not very fleet-seldom picks up his feet. D. O. Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest CAROLYN MOELLER For those she doesn't know-she makes no show. Y-Teens, Home Room Secretary, Tiger Cub Staff, Tiger Literary Staff, Small Ensembles Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Home Room Treasurer, Nurses' Club, Band LAWANDA MORRISON Eyes of brown and never a frown. MARY MURPHY For her nothing less-than N. H. S. Y-Teens, C. Y. F., Student Council, Home Room Treasurer, Latin Club, Home Room Sec- retary, F. T. A., N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Cub Staff, National Honor Society, Tiger Literary Staff NANNEY NOTHDURF T OXFORD PATMORE RAMSEY RAMSEY DONALD NANNEY Through the halls he doth stride--with jane by his side. Basketball, N. H. S. Poetry Contest LORENE NOTHDURFT O maiden fair-we envy your hair. Library Club CARR LANE O'CONNELL This basketball star is may above par. Basketball, Home Room President, Boys' Sports Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, N. li. S Poetry Contest, Boys' Cooking Club, Math. Club MICHAEL O'DONNELL This teachers' pest in photography is best. Projectionist Club, Girardot Photography Club, Boys' Singing Club, Audubon Club, D. O. Club, A Cappella JOYCE OXFORD This talented lass stars in art class. Home Room President, Tigerettes, Girls' Sports Club, Art Club, Typing Club, Home Room Treasurer, Red Dagger, Girardot Art Staff, Math Club, National Honor Society JAMES PATMORE Through the field he tore-for Central to score. Football, Home Room Vice-President, A Cappella Seniors O'CONNELL O'DONNELL PORRITT PRIDEMORE RANDOL RANNEY -31- BARBARA PORRITT As her skirt swirls-her baton twirls. Home Room Vice-President, Tigerettes, Home Room President, Tiger Cub Staff, Tiger Lit- erary Staff, Home Room Secretary, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Red Dagger, Band Majorette, A Cappella ERNESTINE PRIDEMORE On every test she does her best. Girls' Home Economics Club, Girls' Sports Club, Library Club, Driving Club, Girardot Business Staff ' GWEN RAMSEY From Kennett came Gwen-to our Tiger den. PHYLLIS RAMSEY Sweet ana' shy-with a gleam in her eye. Tigerettes, Typing Club, Girls' Home Eco- nomics Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Tiger Literary Staff BETTY RANDOL She stops the clocks-with her curly locks. N. H. S. Poetry Contest, A Cappella JAMES RANNEY I In the band he rates-but English he hates. Electrical Engineers Club, Projectionist Club, Photography Club, Home Room Treasurer, Small Ensembles Club, Girardot Photography Staff, Chemistry Club RICHARDSON RITTER SCHACK SCHLEGEL SCHOWENGERDT SCHWAB SCHWEAIN SHIRRELL SHUCK Seniors SIMPSON SL IN KARD SLINKARD -32.. fc, f f yt V ff? r jxlf'-I we .67 Vj f77A.fg,fZf2f MICKEY RICJLARDSON C h'eer'leaders' choice with his booming UOICQ. Sm all E n s e mb l e s Club, Chemistry Club, Projectionist Club RAYMOND RITTER ?'entrals' public relations man-eoerybody's an. Tiger B usine s s Staff fBusiness Managerb, Silver Spear, Math Club, Home Room Presi- dent, Freshman and Sophomore Public Speak- ing, Home Room Vice-President, Chemistry Club, Quill and Scroll, A Cappella MALCOLM SCHACK A good football block-hard as a rock. Basketball, Home Room President, Football, Baseball, Boys' Sports Club, Boys' Cooking Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Student,Counc1l LARRY SCHLEGEL When he foams the hall all the girls fall. Boys' Sports Club, Basketball GEORGE SCHOWENGERDT His vacation wish is to hunt and fish. Projectionist Club, Home Room Treasurer, Hunting and Fishing Club, Chemistry Club, Typing Club, Tiger Business Staff DOROTHY SCHWAB A jackson prize with sparkling eyes. D. O. Club IRMA SCHWEAIN Hard to find-always lagging behind. Silver Spear, Cub Staff, Tigerettes, Tiger Literary Staff, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, D. O. Club MARY SHIRRELL This Central trick married a fellow named Dick. Tigerettes, Girls' Sports Club, Silver Spear, Home Room Vice-President, Tiger Cub Staff, Student Council, Tiger.Literary Staff, D. O. Club BOB SHUCK His friendly grin makes friends for him. Tiger Business Staff, Audubon Club, Quill and Scroll EMILY SIMPSON MSny honors to her 'credit-our Tiger she did e it. Silver Spear, Student Council, Tiger Literary lEditor-in-chiefj, Quill and Scroll, Tiger- ette, Cheerleader, A Cappella, National Honor Society LAVERNE SLINKARD Always sunny-often funny. Typing Club, Girls' Sports Club, Home Room Treasurer, Library Club, Shorthand Club, Spanish Club, Travelers' Club, C. Y. F., Home Room President, N. H. S. Poetry Contest RUSBY SLINKARD When school's out-dash-he's into his Nash. Home Room President, Boys' Singing Club, Projectionist Club, Hi-Y, A Cappella aff , ,orn 54,4 WJWM SMITH SMITH SP RINGER STAFFORD STATHAM STATLER STOVALL SUEDEKUM SULLIVAN ANN SMITH Many Girardots she sold, so we're told. Girardot Business Staff fAdvertising Managerl, Red Dagger, A Cappella JOYCE SMITH Right in step and full of pep. Home Room Secretary, Nurses' Club, Girls' Sports Club, Tigerettes, Home Room Vice- President, Typing Club, Silver Spear, Home Room President, Maiorette, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, D. O. Club WILLARD SPRINGER Without a care-gets in your hair. HARRY SPRINGMEYER There's laughter in gales-when he tells his tall tales. Audubon Club, Home Room Vice-President, Chemistry Club, D. O. Club, A Cappella GLENICE STAFFORD Trippin' down piano keys-her hands move with greatest ease. Home Room Vice-President, C. Y. F., Home Room President, Typing Club, Shorthand Club, Home Room Secretary, Girls' Home Economics Club RICHARD STATHAM A scientist fine-this Central Einstein. Electrical Engineers Club, Home Room Presi- dent, Tiger Business Staff, Home Room Trea- surer, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Chemistry Club, Math Club Seniors SPRINGMEYER STOVALL SUMMERS ..33- GENE STATLER His words are few-when he talks to you. Home Room Treasurer, Projectionist Club, Boys' Cooking Club, Chemistry Club, Red Dagger, Math Club MARY ANNE STOVALL Money in her purse--she's to he a nurse. Nurses' Club, Girls' Home Economics Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest WILMA STOVALL A Central star who drives a car. Photography Club, Typing Club, C. Y. F., Y-Teens, Nurses' Club, Shorthand Club, Girar- dot Busine s s Staff, D. O. Club, Library Assistant JOAN SUEDEKUM Helps her Pop in his Hobby Shop. Nurses' Club, Girls' Sports Club, Tigerettes, D. O. Club RUBY SULLIVAN She started her marriage career this year. Photography Club, Typing Club, Girls' Home Economics' Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Shorthand Club, Home Room Treasurer,-D. O. Club JOE SUMMERS Central's Casanova looks 'em 'ovah. Home Room Treasurer, Boys' Sports Club, Home Room President, Boys' Cooking Club, Student Council SUTTON TAPPANA TAVEGGIA THOMPSON THOMPSON TUCKER TURNER TWIDWELL VAVAK Seniors VINES WADLINGTON WAGON ER - 34 - SALLY SUTTON Cute and struttin' is our gal Sutton. Spanish Club, Nurses' Club, Red Dagger, Girardot Literary Staff, Girardot Business Staff JERRY TAPPANA Fun's to be had with this light-heartedladf' Chemistry Club TOM TAVEGGIA Merry and gay-like a day in May. Boys' Sports Club, Typing Club, Boys' Cook- ing Club, Home Room President, Hunting and Fishing Club, Audubon Club, Chemistry Club, Math Club JUDITH THOMPSON Energetic and sweet-she can't be beat. Girls' Home Economics Club, Typing Club, Tigerettes, D. O. Club TYRONE THOMPSON He wouldn't be sane ifhe couldn't complain. Home Room Secretary, Football TERRY SUE TUCKER Always ready for fun when everything else is done. Nurses' Club Girls' Sports Club, Girls' Home Economics Club, D. O. Club, Tigerettes JUDY TURNER She doesn't mind being kind. Typing Club, Girls' Sports Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Spanish Club BOB TWIDWELL The best is to be had-by this carefree lad. Hunting and Fishing Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest WANDA VAVAK Full of gayety and folly-her life's most jolly. Home Room Treasurer, Tigerettes, Home Room S e c r e t a r y, Library Assistant, Volleyball, F. T. A., Travelers' Club JIM VINES Where he goes-no-one knows. Boys' Sports Club, D. O. Club RONNIE WADLINGTON Handsome and polite-any girl's delight. Electrical Engineers Club, Typing Club, Boys' Sports Club, Home Room Treasurer, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, Home Room Vice-President, D. 0. Club ROSALIE WAGONER This gal rates with lots of dates. Y-Teens, Girls' Sports Club Seniors ARTHUR WELCH Tall, dark, and handsome-worth a king's ransom. Home Room Vice-President, Student Council, Home Room President, Projectionist Club, Basketball, Football BONNIE WELKER She reigned serene as our january queen. D. O. Club, Proiectionist Club BILL WESCOAT A star is born when he blows his horn. Tiger Business Staff, Silver Spear, Electrical Engineers Club, Home Room Vice-President, Home Room Treasurer, Chemistry Club, Circu- lation Manager KTigerJ, Band KAREN WEST Her beauty lies within her eyes. Photography Club, Library Assistant, Typing Club, Y-Teens, Travelers' Club, Spanish Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, A Cappella RETHA WHITTAKER Her patients a'on't fear when she is near. Shorthand Club, Tigerettes, Nurses' Club, Girls' Home Economics Club, N. H. S. Poetry Contest, D. O. Club LARRY WILLS In great demand-as a leader he's grand. Sutdent Council, Silver Spear, Tiger Business Staff, Chemistry Club, Advertising Manager fTigerJ, National Honor Society, Band, Quill and Scroll JO ANN WILSON An interested lass-in drama class. Home Room Secretary, Projectionist Club, Travelers' Club JOYCE WINCHESTER To Central she came to gain some fame. DONALD WISE Brown eyes and black hair make a pleasing pair. Boys' Cooking Club MARY WITTING Loquacious? My graciousfn Art Club, Home Room Secretary, Tiger Cub Staff, Girardot Business Staff, A Cappella WELCH WELKER WESCOAT WEST WHITTAKER WILLS WILSON WINCHESTER WISE Seniors not in pictures- WITTING Owen Black, Bob Blank, Bill Blankenship, John Cobb, Orren Ellis, Kenneth Evans, Bob Fornoff, jack Gleason, Charles Green, Bill Hink, Gerald Hinton, Don Hosea, Don Keesee, Bob Luebbers, Dorothy Margrabe, James Mitchell, jim Morrow, Larry Patrick, Jim -35 - Pledger, Arthur Poorman, Stanley Propst, john Ravenstein, Ronald Retherford, jerry Sample, Kenneth Sander, Doris Scandrett, Bud Schwett- mann, Bill Snyder, Esther Summers, jerry Walker, Kenny Werner Junior Jumbles i , M- 1. Planning a junior party 2. Their Royal Highnesses 3. Dave Listens in 4. Preparing an H-Bomb? 5. Casting votes for student president 6. Who's idea was that? 7. The thinker 8. What's up, Doc? 9. Mrs. Find1ey's home room poses. -36- Junior Class Favorites .lust fried chicken-give him all he can eat. on his hit parade Count Your Blessings . His favorite actor UI is Walker Ervin. No enemies-wants to be friends with all. watch out, girls! You're his pet peeve. Enthusiastic when it comes to dating. Lots of moneylan interesting job - ambitions, can always be found at'Schneider's Drive-In. History and English are best-liked classes. Q, 'LU-4421 nf if iam . ..37.. Cutting hair is her hobby. Her nick-name is Frankie . After graduation, plans to study hair-styling. Reaching for N. H. S. is her goal. Listening to records is her favorite pastime. oozing with pep 'cause she's a cheerleader. Talkers beware! She dislikes gossip. To go to Switzerland is her suppressed desire Eating too much is her worst habit. Miss Ketterer is her favorite actress. only one boy for her-Wayne Froemsdorf. on her tune list is If I Give My Heart to You Right at home when at jimmie Thompson's. English is her favorite class. ROSEMARY ALEXIOU MONICA ALLISON JAMES AUSTIN HOBART BAKER JOELLA BEAL DARLENE BECHEL SUE BESS SALLY BLAYLOCK JUDITH BOLLINGER SHIRLEY BOREN DANA BOYT MARY SUE BROOKS DENNIS BROWN JANE CANTRELL LOUISE CARTWRIGHT Juniors JANE CAUBLE BARBARA CHAPLIN RONNIE CHILDERS JUDITH CLARK VIVIAN CLARK DANNY COBBLE BARBARA CRIDDLE EDDIE CRITES FRANKLIN CRITES , if , X 'E CLiEF6RD CROSNOEQN fi A A BOB CRUSE PETER DYE N N X DON ELROD CAROL ERVIN WALKER ERVIN Juniors x ,f 4 fm V ff, If f If -, I . 1 ,' I I K C1,','5fL,7.C1yLY xv RICHARD FARROW GAIL F INCH JOYCE FISHER. ' JENNIFER FORD DELORES GALLOWAY BONI GAMBLIN GAIL GARLOCK MARY GLASSCOCK JEANNE GLEASON OLIVER GROSECLOSE WAYNE HANEBRINK CARL HAWKINS KAREN HAYDEN RENEE HOLM FRED HORRELL Juniors 'L WAYNE HORTON PHYLLIS HUCKSTEP CHARLES HUTSON CHARLES JACOBS CLEO JOHNS DEON JOHNSON JOAN JOHNSON KEITH JONES DORIS JOYCE MARY ELLEN JUDGE SHIRLEY KASSEL ROSLYN KAUFMAN CLAUDINE KEESEE HAROLD KERR JEAN KIRBY Juniors EDANA KNIGHT JEANENE KNIGHT CAROLON KOENIG JAMES Kuss LIDA LANDGRAF BEVERLY LATHAM BRUCE LEMONS GUY LOWES ELWANDA MACKE MARGARET MACON KAREN MAHAN NANCY MANDRELL RALPH MAXTON DARLENE MCBRIDE LARRY MCKINNEY Juniors LARRY MCNEELY MARGARET MECHAM TED MILLER CHARLOTTE MOORE JERRY MOORE THEDA MOORE CHARLES MORGAN EDDIE NEBEL VIRGINIA NICHOLS RICHARD NIEDLING NOVEVLLA NOLAND ELINOR O'HOWELL CAROLE OLIVER JERRY OLIVER NANCY PARKER Juniors HELEN PHILLIPS BOE PIERCE JOHN PRATT ERSIE PROBST MARY RANNEY SHIRLEY REED JERRY REIMANN WILLIAM RENNER REX RHODES DAVID RICKARD PEGGY RIEHN TERRY ROBB CAROLYN ROBINSON LAUREL ROENNIGKE NELLIE ROGERS Juniors ELIZABETH ROSE GERALD SCHLEGEL JIM SCHMIDT CAMILLE SCHUMACHER RUSBY SEABAUGH JUDITH SEGRAVES RUTH SHALTUPSKY JUDITH SHALTUPSKY JO ANN SIMMONS LLOYD SIMMONS BILL SLINKARD ELVERA SLOVER JUNE SMITH MARION SNYDER CHARLOTTE STALLINGS Juniors JUDITH STALLINGS CHARLES STATLER LOUISE STATLER JACK STEVENS A A 'KAREN STEVENSON DEANNA STOUT NANCY STROP JOHN STUBBS CLIFFORD SULLIVAN FRANZ TEICHMAN LARRY THOMAS RALPH THOMAS CARL THOMASON MARILYN TIBBS CLEO TICER Juniors PATRICIA TOOKE MARY ANN WACHTER PEGGY WALKER MYRNA WARREN JOHN WELCH MARY WELCH LINDA WELKER PATSY WELKER ANN WESCOAT ' I + , E JUANITA WEST JUDITH WILLS 4 LINDA WITHERS . AE' R 'E: CAROL WOOD , M 3 sf,, wi: , ,335 KAY WRIGHT V EVELYN YOUNG if - A Juniors I JIMMIE YOUNG juniofs not in pictures - Dale Borchelt, Joyce Bullard, Mary Lou Caldwell, Terry Cora, Lilbourn Crawford, Stanley Emmons, Melva Fiedler, joe Friese, Newton Gilliland, Ronald Grebing, Winiford Griffith, Judith Hargravesk, James Hency, Mayme Hency, Roy Don Hinkle, Donald Humes, Bob Keesee, YvonneALittle, Joe Loberg, Don Loberg, john Mach, Harold Moore, Thomas Ohlandt, jack Perry, Ivan Reed, David Retherford, Lyle Reymolds, Edwina Rowe, james Sample, Frank Sanders, joe Ellen Sitzes, john Stevens, john Stone. V -47- Sophomore Scenes 1 1. Buzz session 2. Royal entertainment 3. Hail to the king and queen 4. M. C., Walker Ervin 5. A real trio 6. Will it explode? 7. What happened to the ball? 8. Call it anything! ..48... Sophomore Class Favorites Mashed potatoes, gravy, steak-his top menu. In sports his favorite is baseball. Keep away from him if you're a show-off. E's in geometry are his suppressed desire. Talking in classes is his worst habit. At Central, he likes the new gym best. You all stand a chance with him, girls. Look into the future: he's an engineer. on the sofa at home is his favorite haunt. Reeling in a big fish or bagging a bear will make him happy. Pastime which she enjoys is watching T. V. Ambition is to be a nurse. To run in the Olympics- suppressed desire. Robert Wagner rates as favorite star. In gym class she's happiest. Call her Pat-all her friends do. If you have hamburgers, she'll be there. Always finish what you're saying or you'll be her pet peeve. Yes, jumping to conclusions is her bad habit. one favorite song- Make Yourself Comfortable . Uses' spare time collecting Nat King Cole records Next year she hopes to learn to drive. Getting out at 2:30-liked best about Central. -49- grlfily A If jill if Sophomores Row 1 - Raymond Bendel, Larry Bauer, Boyd Abbot, Mary Allison, Barbara Burton, Dean Brown, Richard Bueltemann, Clyde Boswell. Row 2 - Callie Coleman, Lynda Bowerman, Donna Burkett, Nina Button, Sharon Arnold, Marion Burford, Martha Brasher, Betty Black, Nancy Bollinger. Row 3 - Shirley Stevens, Ruth Ann Bingenheimer, Richard Bollinger, Gary Bass, Margaret Row 3 - Shirley Stevens, Ruth Ann Bingenheimer, Richard Bollinger, Gary Bass, Margaret Brock- mire, Harold Buckner. Members not in picture - jerry Albert, Jo Ann Banfield, C. Betts, Lawanna Bowden llome Room Teacher - Mr. Hager Row 1 - Albert Daniels, Bill Crafton, Sandra Corner, Barbara Cobb, Genie Call, Pat Derrington, Marilyn Clark. Rou: 2 - Loretta Cowan, Marjorie Carroll, Ruth Ann Drum, Rodney Collins, Mitchell Deimund, jurea Daume, Beverly Carr, james Cotner. Row 3 - Phyllis Dickey, Kenneth Chapman, Dickie Cummings, Billy Duggan, Sylvia Cotner. Members not in picture - Richard Cain, Don Caldwell, Paul Cavaness, Lilbourn Crawford, Richard Deimund, Leta Davis, Judith Dudley. Home Room Teacher - Mrs. Mcliinnis -50- Sophomores Row 1 - Donald Fox, Irene Ervin, Marcia Hampton, Mary Groseclose, Shirley Fox, Carol Gregory, Barbara Fulton, Jo y c e Evans, L ynn Fluegge Row 2 - Shirley Haman, June Fingerhut, Arthur Graham, Marjorie Gar- rett, Sally Edmonds, Francine Ford, Rpllie Y V Hall, Mary Hale Row 3 - Judy Gilbert, Jim Green, Jim Faris, Mary Angela Ewan, Judy Emery Members not in picture - Carlene Eifert, Nelson Fiedler, Clifford Hamilton, Herbert Gohn, Sharon Griffin ' Home Room Teacher - Mrs. Rixman Row 1 - Ralph Hency, Chandler James, Sandra Hill, Mary Hines, Mad- ilyn Hecht, Charles Herbst, Jimmie Hastings Row 2 - June Jauch, Mari- lyn Ikerman, K a r e n Jo n e s, Harold Hedge, Donald H e u e r, Shelby Heuer, Myrna Hardwick, Mary Ann Humphrey Row 3 - Charles Heil ig, Richard Johnson, Kent Hoffmeister, Joe Hobbs, Mike Johnson Row 4 - To mmy Holshou- s er, Ronnie Hortter, Benny Hinton, Paul Johnson, David Shrout, John Jones, Members not in picture Row 1 - Flora Koenig, Mary Lowes, Gary McLain, Jack Kiefer, Howard Jones Kelley, Veroncett Mann, Carolyn Lear, Janice Likens Home Room Teac-bers Row 2 - Carol Keesee, Martha Kelly, Tara Masterson, Claire Martin, M155 Grllepg Wilma McCain, Delores Keesee, Myrna Lane My Cafosellg Row 3 - Gloria Krieger B o b McDowell, E d di e Loftin, Gerald La Grand Joe Keller, D a n n y Mc Donald, Bonnie Lawson Virginia Kerr Members not in picture Fred Kelly, Jackie Kitchen, Carolyn Langs- ton, Nancy Macon Home Room Teacher Miss Krueger -51- Clarence Hedge, Dollie Ro Ro - -- , Sophomores w 1 - Charles Pickett, William Phillips, George Plumb, Carol Poston, Danny Moore, Roy Morri- son, John Mulkey, Ralph Nussbaum w 2 - Jacquelyn Pratte, Cora Lee Moore, Susan Miller, Ronnie Poston, Sharon Nickle ss, Char- lotte Pickens, Ruby ', ik.. ,J J Merritt f ' Row 3 - Jane Noble, Charles Meyer, Jay Mullen, Dean Meinz, Don T ,,,, Miller, John Meisenheimer, Bob Naeter, Thelma Nelson , ' 1l'll Membas not in picture - Sam Nanna, Ronnie Owens, Juanita Ozment Row I - Nomg Liu- Hu Shirley Palmer, Charles Parker, Artie Pender lie Mae Propst, Keith , N , ,gi I, Home Room Teacher f Miss Sadler Ro Ro Slinkard, James Rous- sel, Tom Slinkard, Glen Probst, J an e t Snyder, Doy Rayburn w Z - Kay Snow, Linda Rubel, Carolyn Sawyer, Barbara Simmons, Helen Schlegel, Patricia Smith, Judy Rawlings w 3 - Shirley Rogers Vicki Sides, James Russell, Wilbur Sapping- ton , Dixie Schaefer, Judith Sherfield Members not in picture Nonett Roberts, Jay Romine, James Sanders, Myrna Scandrett, David Shrout, Don Seabaugh, gniijtrsmlth' Kenneth Row 1 - Marilyn Spalding, Charlotte Statler, John Weimer, Mike Taylor Home Room Teacher B o b Zimmerman, L avana Tilley, Martha Spain, J e ann e Watson Miss Adams Row 2 - Bill Wasson, Gary Voelker, Peggy Whittaker, Charlotte Stovall, Carolyn Tolliver, Phyllis West, Don Wunderlich, Eugene Strop Row 3 - Ernestine Will iams, Larry Twidwell Tom Young, Jim Thomas Jerry Rich, Karen Wil- son, Phyllis Swaim Row4 -Nancy Taylor Jim Williamson, Charles Vogelsang, Dennis Sum- mers, Mike Stevenson Grace Wring Members not in picture Mitchell Stafford, Joe Strack, Lizzie White, Patricia Young Home Room Teacher ' Mr. Bock -52- S 0 x 'rf' Freshman Class Favorgies 537 ' wants to make all E's next year. Ambition is to be President of the U. S. You can bet he's busy collecting pin-ups. Never at home-he's at Keith Slinkard's. Eating Southern fried chicken is his joy. Boz likes to play post-office . ofall movie stars he likes Bugs Bunny. suppressed desire-career and a family. worst habit, he says, is going to school. Every sport he enjoys. ' fZ'iff l'.L iieitislf JU hx.. 'sg Q yi? P C' WWE wil! rw ,rf H -53- ff 'li A 1'v. lv l, -- Xml, c - ' N' ' - if , vl,.- .- f I. 5 'ri' . ,. DU' -lx' q- . - V. 1 t, ,-4 .. .ty .ludy's hobby is taking candid pictures. Utterly gone on being a cheerleader. Doesn't have a favorite boy-she says. You'll find her anytime at Jimmie Thompson Many friends call her Mudhen . Avoiding homework is her worst habit. Her suppressed desire is to go to Europe. Ambition is to become a nurse. Number one on her hit parade is Night Train . Freshman Faces 4 1. Watching the program at a party 2. Studious freshmen in biology class 3. Kay and james rest at the all- school dance 4. Carolyn and her squeeze box 5. Ping-pong fans 6. Girardot photographer, Millie 7. Care to dance? 8. Freshmen play Bingo 9. Dick Goodwin enjoys the party. - 54 - is 5 Y Freshmen Row 1 - Wayne Brockmire, Wayne Boswell, Kay Allen, Ruth Ann Amos, Fanny Abernathy, Joyce Bass, Daymond Brooks, Howard Boyd Row 2 - Saundra Bake r julia Baker, Barbara -2 Blank, jack Bass, joe A Bass, Gary Borum, Betty f Blankenship, Judy, Brunkhorst, jill Abernathy L' Row3 - Linda Bone, Carol Ackman, Don Brooks, Ka Tim Blankenship, RaYmond Brooks - X, Members not in picture - Vernon Barringer, Lloyd Fo rest fx Lag Bierschwal, Mary Bullard, Diana Mayes I . Home Room Teacher - Mrs. Schowengerdt w u 1 Cullom, Y . Wayne Cots that 2. Row 2 - Rut : Virginia ja ' J Clark, Kay ews N Row 3 - Bill r, e Crabb, arn Members not in pictur Michael Caldwell, john Carter, john Choate, Richard Collins, Pat Conrad, Modena Cook, Larry Cronenbold, Paul Crosnoe, Roy Cutright, Shirley Dietiker, David Dougan, Harvey Dow, Ned Doza Home Room Teacher Miss Kies Row 1 - james Farrar, Marilyn Fox, Carol Ervin, Lorene Ervin, Mary Fulton, Don Freeman Row2- Albert Estes, Ann Fuhrmann, Milly Flentge, james Finch, David Frushour Row 3 - Charles Frierson, -- -Y- Lon Frissell, jackie S Floyd, Bob Foster I Members not in picture - ' Mary Ellen Emmons, Ervin Emrick, jackie Ervin, Saundra Estell, Ronald Evans, Rusby Farrow, Norman Flowers, jack Ford, William Frierson, Gladys Friese Home Room Teacher Mrs. Holley -55- Row 1 - Ted Lear, Kenneth Lipps, Charlotte Kimbel, Mary Kelley, Janet Little, Arthur Houck, Larry Joiner Row 2 - Carolyn Lincoln, Norma J. Lambert, James Kirkpatrick, E. W. Kass- el, Elaine Knapp, Shelby Hood Row 3 - Ann Kaufman, Eugene Huttegger, James Hutson, Dave Kelly, Susan Jackson Members not in picture Deloris Johnson, Wilma Jones Home Room Teacher Miss Human Ro Ro Row3 - Don Golightly, Lawrence Hinck, Gilliland, Ernest Goehman Freshmen w 1 - Bernard Heath, James Hardy, Russell Hill, Carolyn Guard, Carolyn Hedge, Norma Hawkins, Mary Hawkins, Gordon Goodwin, Larry Haertling w 2 - Bonnie Groves, Mary Jane Green, Betty Gammon, Lindsay Gaither, Shirley Gibson, Dennis Herrmann, Kenny Hett, Frances Givens Walter Grebing, Champ Members not in picture - Frederick Gilbert, Frances Gilliland, Juanita Goode, Alfred Graham, Dale Griffith, James Hadley, Weldon Hilpert Home Room Teacher - Mr. Heuschober Row 1 - Ronnie McDowell, John Martin, Gary Pat Miller, Pat Nothdurft, Don McBride, Miesner Mabrey, Glenda McBride, Homer Millikan, Tommy Row 2,- Fred Mayfield, Richard Martin, Joe Margrabe, Lusella McClard, Judy Mahan, Roy Masters, Jerry Nix, Louis Nelson Row3 -Lillian l i rr Nanna, Barbara Martin, Edward Mayberry, Wayne Morrow, Darroyl Newcomer, Kay McBride, Jo Ann Man- drell Members not in picture Jimmy Moore, Albert Moore Home Room Teacher Miss Helen Smith -56- Freshmen Row 1 - Mary Penrod, Lillian Rains, Ray O'Howell, Johnny Reid, William Penny, Bob Poinsett, Bill Poinsett, Judy Pind, Marilyn Pratte Row 2 - Edward Pikes, Do r i s Reisenbichler, Jean Reed, Robert Ran- dolph, Carlos Ratliff, Jean Ross, Pat Rudert, Clara Reed Row 3 - Sammy Palsgrove, Gearld Perkins, Sarah Patrick, Anna Mae Row 1 - Willie Stafford, Retherford, Myra Ray, Scottie Rowe, Martha Pierce John Seabaugh, Linda Members not in picture - Patricia Palmer, Glenda Pridemore, David Shackles, Jo Ann Se- Rhodes Y g r a v e s, Charlie Sea- Home Room Teacher - Miss McLain baugh, Jack Smith Row 2 -,Mary Statler, LaVona Smith, Kathryn Slover, Joe Seabaugh, David Seifert, Pat Staf- ford, Ruth Sprengel Row 3 - Sue Suedekum, Bobby Sisco, Bonnie Stephens, Terry Scott, Jerry Schweain, Martha Stroder Members not in picture Sheila Schaefer, Hazel Schweain, Al i c e Sea- baugh, Marvin Shirrell, A s hl e y Sitzes, Jerry Sitzes, Bob Smith, Jack Strong Home Room Teachers Miss Towse, Mrs. Michel Row 1-Norris Wilson, David Black, Charles Miner, Keith Deimund, Jon Garlock, Dick Withers, Joan Teets, Janet Wood, Fern Wissman Row 2-Harold Townsend, Don Zimmerman, Lyle Cook, Charlotte Young, Norma Flowers, Ivan .qtt Holloway, Joan Young, Karen Wieser, Bill McNew, Patsy Ilorrell, Nancy Mitchell Row 3 -Bill Wallace, Charles Sutton, Gail Hazel, Jane Young, Jane Teague, Sarah Tolliver, Bill , Terry, David Erlbacher, Tharon Travlestead, Ronnie Werner Row 4-Kent Teichman, Ellen Ward, Janice Thomason, Richard Thomas, Paul Vandivort, Gary Geiser, Margaret Thompson, Carol Dean, Bob Tooke U Members not in picture Vella Mae White, Jacqueline Warner, Wanda Burns, Bill Kim- bel, Shirley Perkins, Timothy Watson, Nancy Goodin, Carol Hall, Charlotte Long, Bernice Verble, Earl Vogelsang, ' Jerry Segraves, Home Room Teacher Mrs. Westcoat Y T -57- D Snnl' gn:-:nc 1. Two couples enjoy the.dance 2. The Bunny-hop 3. Silver Spear Banquet 4. Mother and son at the Band dance 5. Double, Double, Toll -and Music 6. On parade 7. Intermission at the all-school dance 8. More couples dance the light fantastic. - 58 - fffw CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES gh rafd B.F-'aria Monday Clubs Boys' Cooking Club Girls' Sports' Club Tiger Staffs Christian Youth Fellowship Hi-Y Club Business Girardot Staffs Hunting and Fishing Club Cub Art Mathematics Club Literary Business Nurses' Club Travelers' Club X Literary Shorthand Club Typing Club Photography The Cirarclot Staffs Business Staff Rowl -Carol Graves, Sally Sutton, jill juden, Ann Smith, Nellie Rogers, Ersie Probst Row2-Mary Ranney, Mary Witting, Charlotte Moore, Kathryn Burford, Darlene Bechel, Gretchen Haas, Renee Holm Row3-Jo Ann Simmons, Judy Barringer, Betty Bertling, Sue Keim, joan Herrmann, Ernestine Pridemore, Norene Brooks, Mary Ann Wachter Row-4-Ray Brooks, Bill McDowell, Linda Lasater, Boni Gamblin, Barbara Followell Member not in picture-Myrna Warren Sponsor - Miss Adams Members of the Business Staff sell advertising space in the Girardot to merchants of Cape Girardeau and are also active in selling the books to students and faculty. This year a total of 669 copies were sold. Members also prepare the copy for the advertising section. ..50- Photographers Row 1 -Millie Flentge, David Shrout, Jeanne Watson Row2- Jim Ranney, David Rickard, Wayne Eakins, James Hardy Members not in picture-Mike O'Donnell, Joe James Sponsor- Miss Findley Students who like photography as a hobby enjoy working on the Photography Staff. All of the faculty group pictures this year, many of the pictures of smaller clubs and organizations, and candid shots of school life were done by members of this group. Preparing copy for the Girardot is the work of the Literary Staff. This applies to everything that is printed in the book with the exception of the advertising section. The Art Staff mounts all pictures and prepares the art work used in the yearbook. Art and Literary Row 1 - Karen Mahan, Deanna Stout, Becky Froemsdorf Row2-Betty Faris, Judy Drum, Joyce Oxford, Melva Huttegger Members not in picture- Marianne Bierschwal, Marion Snyder Sponsors-Miss Haman and Miss McLain ,,, of Mr. S , Clu . Choir Wednesday, November 10, at 1:30 in the gym the Choir sang Battle Hymn of Republic by Waring and God Bless America. Walker Ervin was the soloist, and Barbara Hope and Joyce Cushman were the accomfpanists. ici daten d how to enter it. merican givlucafion 'MAJ Ji WW. 7-13 Most of the nation's schools are probably making plans to observe 1 ' 1011 5 Science Has Cha All Central seniors the top of their class ' are advised to chec the Science Depart Chorus Class Members of the fourth hour ch class are writing original in a 0l'I.l S 311 a-nd senior high schools to submit manuscripts for-pos- sible inclusion in the annual Anthology of High School Poetry. Any student may submit as many poems as he wishes, on any subject, and in any form. Poems of twenty lines or' less are preferred. The rules are as follows: Manu- ' 3-nn' Kp American Education Week from No- vember 7 to bor Tomor- row : November 9, Investing in Good Schools g November 10, Working To- gether for Good Schools , November 11, Effective Citizenship g November 12, Teaching the Fundamentals To- day g and November 13, How Good Are Your Schools? American Education Week has been observed annually since 1921, when it was formed by the joint efforts of the A wt A their e udent the Ol! After studying Rochester Scholarshi lects 20 or more of ing candidates as These students are selection late in Mart ists from all parts of ' invited to Rochester fo all expenses paid, for competitive tests to scholarship winners. Holliday, p nr Tiger Literary Staff Rowl -Beverly Latham, Pat Tooke, Martha Estes, joy Kurka, Emily Simpson, Barbara Hope, Gail Finch, Barbara Porritt, Gail Garlock Row2-Claire Martin, Sue Bess, Lucille Cumbie, Margaret Barenkamp, Kay Wright, Laurel Roennigke, Mary Ewan, Karen Stevenson, Tara Masterson, Kay McCollum Row3-Bill Wasson, Lawanna Bowden, Ruth Shaltupsky, Linda Welker Phyllis Ramsey, Kay Snow, Barbara Chaplin, Ardith Krahn, Joyce Cushman, Mary Alice Masters, Carolyn Tolliver Row-'i--Peggy Riehn, Jeanne Childress, Rosemary Alexiou, Karen Mahan, Bob Hunt, Judy Wills, janet Graham, Dean Brown Members not in picture-Barbara Daniels, Ruth Ann Bingenheimer, Genie Call, Ruth Ann Drum, Marcia Hampton, Jim Hastings, Madilyn Hecht, Elwanda Macke, Jane Noble, Charles Pickett, jackie Pratte, Dixie Schaefer, Grace Wring, Mary Murphy Sponsor-Miss Helen Smith First Semester Second Semester Emily Simpson -Editor- Barbara Hope Barbara Hope, Gail Finch, -Associate Editors - Gail Finch, Joy Kurka, joy Ku.rka Rosemary Alexiou Business Staff Business Manager - Ra-Ym0lld Ritter Circulation Manager - - Bill Wescoat Advertising Manager- - Larry Wills -62- The Tiger Platform To arouse school spirit To provide journalistic experience To feature topics interesting to students To publish accurate and unprejudicea' accounts o the school s activities Three divisions which operate in connection with our school newspaper The Tiger are the Literary, Business, and Cub Staffs Writing and editing material used in the fifteen issues of the paper is the work of the Literary Staff. Helping to finance the paper through selling ads and distributing the copies are the work of the Busine ss Staff. The Cub Staff studies journalistic writing such as news stories, features, editorials, interviews, and sports. In the spring all three staffs combined for a big banquet Tiger Business Staff Row 1 - Kelith Deimund, Larry B a u e r, Charles Heilig, Terry Robb, Jimmy Finch, R e x Rhodes, Jerry Rei- mann, Tharon Travelstead Row2-Bob Pierce, Bob Shuck, Bill Renner, George Schowengerdt, R o n n i e Childers, John M u l k e y, Charles Statler Row3-Franz Teichman, C h a r l e s Hutson, Larry Wills, Wayne Hanebrink, Ray Ritter, Dennis Brown Members not ia picture --Bill W e s c o a t, John Stubbs, Walter Cook, David Frushour, Don Freeman, Jim Hutson, Bobby Sisco Sponsor - Mr. Schwab Tiger Cub Staff Row 1 -J im mie Hastings, Marcia Hampton, Kay Crews, Jackie Pratte, Mary Statler, Marilyn Cla rk, Charles Pickett Row2-Elwanda Macke, Sarah Tolliver, Charlotte S t a t l e r, Marion Burford, Francine Ford, Madilyn Hecht, Genie Call Row3 - Barbara Criddle, Sue Suedekum, Judy Mahan, Sally Edmonds, Ruth Ann Drum, Linda Rubel, Judy Rawlings, Pat Rudert Row4 - R u t h A n.n Bingen- heimer, Jane Noble, Dixie Schaefer, Martha Pierce, Carol Dean Members not in picture - Mary Murphy, Joyce Evans, Delore s Keesee, Ted Lear, Susan Miller, Pat Nothdurfr, La Vona Smith, Phyllis West, Charlotte Young Sponsor- Miss Reed To give students a chance to find out their ability in this field by introducing them to shorthand technique is the main purpose of the Shorthand Club. Members learn the basic symbols, and as their shorthand vocab- ulary increases, whole sentences are under- taken. Monday Typing Club Row 1 - L a r ry Cronenbold, Charlotte Young, jo Ann Segraves, Bonnie J. Groves, Carolyn Lincoln, Lorene Ervin, Ruth Amos, Shelby Hood, Susan jack- son, Donald Zimmerman Row2-Gary Mabrey, jean R e e d, P a t ty Stafford, Gladys Friese, Pat Noth- durft, Io Ann Mandrelle, Judy Segraves, Carlos Ratliff, Paul Crosnoe Row3-Barbara Martin, La Vona Smith, Artie Pender, Anna Retherford, Don Brooks, joe Seabaugh, jane Young, Joan Young Sponsor-Mrs. Holley -64- W C C Ci Shorthand Club Seated fleft to rigbti -Shirley Palmer, Mis s Gockel, Loretta Cowan, Ernestine Williams Standing - Wil m a McCain, Barbara Cobb, Ruby Merritt, Irene Ervin, Clara Reed, Shirley Fox, Leola Mack In background-Myrna Hard- wich Sponsor - Miss Gockel Learning to use the keyboard, getting acquainted with the fundamental principals involved in typing, and doing practice exer- cises are the main activities of the two Typing Clubs in Central. There are no officers elected. JW M Hi-Y Row 1 - Bill Slinkard, jay Mullen fseatedj, Norris ' ' e Tay u Wilson, Mrk lor Row2-Tom Kirkpatrick, Mr Members no in ct re Freema e Sp n r r. wi MA 'J Creating, maintaining, and extending h i g h s t a n d ar d s of Christian character throughout the school and community are the objectives of the Hi-Y Club. Programs are held in club hour each week with members discussing topics of general interest. Through study and practice the Christ- ian Youth Fellowship seeks to develop radiant Christian characters. Members made a collection of quotations, poems, songs, and notes on character and personality studies. They also visited a former class- mate at the Wilson Nursing Home. Highlight of the year was a cele- bration of the club's fifth birthday at the home of the sponsor. A cake bearing five candles was featured at this event. C M C. Y. F. Club Rowl-Marilyn Ikerman, Peggy Whittaker, Kathryn Slover, Mary Ann Allison, M a m e H e n c o ce Evans, Carolll Ejrxilin Row2 - jo Ellen Sitzes, Judy Bollinger, Lusella McClard, . jackie Green, Mary Welch, Nancy Parker Row3 - Shirley llaman, Kay V Allen, Dana Boyt Members not in picture - Myra jo Ray, Mary Hines, Sally Blaylock, Charlotte Stall- ings, Judy Clark Sponsor- Mrs. Dale Williams f -65- Activities of the Hunting and Fishing Club included two trips: one to Horseshoe Lake to observe the concentrations of wild geese, and another to the Mingo Wildlife Refugee near Puxico. Club programs emphasized safety while hunting and fishing, and the proper care of fire arms and boats was stressed. Conservation was studied and practiced in several worthwhile ways. Films also served their purpose in club meetings. ,1 ., 1 V ff , i f - 1 R 'Hunting and Fishing Club Rowl -Larry Haertling, Ronnie Werner, Jack Smith, Dennis Herrmann, Gary McLain, jon Garlock, Eugene Huttegger, Ray- mond Bendel, Harold Townsend, Tommy Miesner Row 2 -Howard Boyd, john Reid, Richard Bueltemann, Kenny Hett, Larry Twid- well, Larry Fluegge, David Erlbacher, Wayne Corner, Lyle Cook, Ronnie McDowell R0w3-Bob McDowell, Ronnie Owens, Bud Schwettman, F r a n k l i n Crites, Owen Black, Tom Traveggia, Paul Vandivort, Ronald Hortter, Richard Bollinger Row4- Charles Meyer, jerry Albert, Eddie Crites, james Hickam, Walter Grebing, Paul Johnson Members not in picture- johnny Meisenheimer, P a ul Crosnoe, Harland Davis, Lawrence Hinck, Kent 'Hoffmeister, james Kirkpatrick, John Martin, Bill Poinsett, Tom Young Sponsor- Mr. Hines Math Club programs were in charge of individual members of the club. This year they have included the following: movies, puzzles, magic squares, problems, use of the slide rule, and the construction of math instruments for measuring inaccessible distances and then using them in the fields. This last project during the second semes- ter was something new for the club members. Mathematics Club Row 1 - Melva Huttegger, Don Golightly, Charles Sutton, john Martin, Joyce Oxford Row2-J im Green, Ralph Maxton, Carr Lane O'Connell, Kent Hoffmeis- ter, jon Lufcy, Wil li am Huffman Row3-jack Golightly, ' William Dorrell, Dale Borchelt Members not in picture- Daymond Brooks, Albert , Estes, Roy Morrison, Gene S t a t 1 e r, Tom Taveggia Sponsor- Miss Grace Williams -66.. Boys' Cooking Club Row 1 -James Hutson, Keith Slinkard, Howard Kelley, Charles Herbst, W a y n e Brockmire, Dick Withers Row2-Bi11Cotner, Bill Crafton, Boyd Abbott, St an 1 e y Emmons, Bob Cearnal Row3 -Ric h a rd Johnson, Lawrence H i n c k, Roy Morrison, Joe Paul Hobbs Members not in picture- David Black, Bill Clark, Bill Huffman, Charles Jacobs, Keith Jones, E. W. Kassel, Kenneth Lipps, Eddie Loftin, Louis Meisenheimer, Dick Nied- ling, Ronald Owens, Don Wunderlich Sponsor- Mrs. Younghouse Boys, as well as girls, can learn the art of cooking, and in this club they prepare such delicious foods as cookies, puddings, candy, cupcakes, pancakes, salads, and sandwiches. Fifteen boys enjoy the Boys' Cooking Club which meets every Wednesday. Nurses' Club Rowl-Carolon Koenig, Joyce Bass, Judith Shaltupsky, Carolyn H e d g e, Mary F. Lowes, B ar b a r a Burton, Fern Wissman Row2-Mary Anne Stovall, Sandra Baker, Nina Button, Jane Teague, Edana Knight, Jean Ross Row3 - Louise Cartwright, Norma Jean Lambert, Mary Glassock, Ann Fuhrman, Carolyn Robinson Members not in picture- Carol Sue Ervin, Gloria K r i e g e r, Lida Landgraf, Lusella McClard, Myra Jo Ray, Jo Ann Segraves, Margaret Thompson Sponsor - Miss Schrader -67- 1 is - 4 i 4-' ,jriid Y ff, X. X ff 9 w 5. QQ- xi f 5 V f J ,i 51 JL, , . ig, 0 , , ji if ,Lt lm L J .Q il ef ,il . A., I ,, , That the members of the Nurses' Club have been quite active this year is indicated by the following activities: taking gifts to polio patients at St. Francis Hospital, at- tending a recruitment meeting in charge of two nurses from Barnes Hospital in St. Louis, visiting patients at local hospitals, and sponsoring an Easter Seal Tag Day for the Cape County Society for Crippled Children. i A social event was a picnic in the Spring. Travelers' Club Row 1 -Nancy Mitchell, Wanda Vavak, Myrna Warren Row2--Faye Howell, Lida Landgraf, Gloria Krieger, Norma Hardwick, Mary Ellen judge Members not in picture-Charlotte Stallings, Nancy Bollinger, Sandra Cotner, Francine Ford, Donna Burkett, Marilyn lkerman, Carolyn Langston, Barbara Simmons, judy Drum, Gaye Foeste, Doy Rayburn Sponsor - Miss Krueger Students that want to know of far- away places should join the Travel Club. First semester projects included discussions on modes of travel, places to eat, places to stay, great cities of the world, foreign countries, and national parks. Second semester emphasis was on Volleyball is the chief interest and main activity of the Girls' Sports Club. Teams are chosen at the beginning of each semester. At the end, the losers provide entertainment and refreshments for the winners. This club is highly popular, as life in the Orient, Europe's musical cities, there were seventy enrolled the first se- a Mediterranean cruise, a visit to the Alps mester and sixty, the second. and many other places of interest. Girls' Sports Club Rowl -janet Wood, Patsy Palmer, Sandra Cotner, jackie Boswell, Mary Caldwell, Betty Gammon, Sammy Pals- grove, joan Teets, Donna Burkett, Delores Keesee, Nancy Bollinger Row2-Hazel Schweain, janet Snyder, Jeanine Knight, Carol Poston, Rosalie Wagoner, Pat Derrington, Mary Sue Brooks, Mary Groseclose, Norma Snider, Martha Brasher Row3-Callie Coleman, Carol Ervin, Doris Reisenbichler, june Davis, Ellen Ward, Elizabeth Rose, Marilyn Tibbs, Phyllis Huckstep, Cleo Ticer, Gail llazel, Jeanne Watson Row-4-Barbara Simmons, Phyllis West, Shirley Stephens, Carlene Eifert, jurea Daume, Karen jones, Frances Gilliland, Sylvia Cotner, Charlotte Stovall R0w5-Marjorie Garrett, Susan Miller, Judy Hargraves, Nancy Taylor, Phyllis Swaim, Margaret Thompson Members not in picture- Boni Gamblin, Myrna Lane Second semester members were too numerous to list - 30 members. -6g- Wednesday Clubs Chemistry Club Girls' Home Economics Club Silver Spear Dramatic Club Creative Writing Club Latin Club Spanish Club Diversified Occupations Missouri Club Typing Club Electrical Engineering Projectionist Club Y-Teens Future Teachers of America Red Dagger Dramatic Club D. O. Club Rowl-Juanita West, Virginia Nichols, Judy Thompson, Bonnie Corner, Mary Shirrell, Marianne Bierschwal, Rosalyn Kaufman, Peggy Godwin, Terry Sue Tucker, Retha Whittaker, Betty liengst, Bob Luebbers Row2-Mike O'Donnel1, jim Vines, Mary Alice Elders, Betty Bass, Dorothy Schwab, joan Suedekum, Dorris Green, Wilma Stovall, jane Cantrell, Joyce Fisher, Carol Wood, Harry Springmeyer, Bob Keesee, jack Stevens, Mr. Carter Row3-james Pledger, Charles Green, Bill Hink, Bill Evans, Ronnie Wadlington, Bob Fornoff, Don Hosea, jack Gleason, jerry Oliver, Bob Blank, Don Keesee, Kenneth Eifert, jim Litzelfelner Members not in picture-Hobart Baker, john Cobb, Bob Cruse, Franklin Crites, Don Cunningham, Ronnie Huls, Fred Horrell Sponsor - Mr. Carter The Diversified Occupations program seeks to prepare the student for useful employment and at the same time to allow him to continue his high school education. It also serves as a public relations agent between the school and employers. Among the many activities of the D. O. Club this year have been Halloween and Christmas parties, a skating party, and the annual barbecue held at Arena Park. The main event was the Employ- er-Employee Banquet. The quest speaker for this was Dr. London, professor of Industrial Education at the University of Missouri. Silver Spear Rowl-J eanne Watson, Genie Call, Martha Kelly, Charles llerbst, Marcia Hampton, Joyce Evans Row2 - Mary Hines, Marion Burford, Claire Martin, Barbara Martin, Marjorie Carroll Row3 - Karen Wilson, Danny McDonald, Eddie Loftin, Judy Emory Members not in picture- Wayne Boswell, Don Brooks, Mary Angela Ewan, James Kirkpatrick, Ted gear, Kenneth Lipps, Willi m oinsett, Jackie Pratt Sarah Tolliver Sponso i s Sadler MMQMW W With the assistance of other st ents, the Red Dagger Dramatic Club rendered valuable help in presenting an original skit for the Courtesy Week Assembly. Skits, pantomimes, and demonstrations in make-up were regular features of club meetings. Other activities of the Club were an original television melodrama, a Christmas party Cwith plenty of good foodj, and a spring picnic. E Ei EM Red Dagger Rowl-Ann Smith, Joyce Oxford, Barbara Daniels, Joyce Cushman, Ann Wescoat, Gail Finch, Deanna Stout Row2--Janice Beckwith, Linda Withers, Jane Brennecke, Martha Estes, Mary Ellen Judge, Carol Graves, Renee Holm Row3-Mary Alice Masters, Gail Garlock, Sally Sutton, Sue Keim, Kay Wright, Karen Stevenson Row4-Barbara Hope, Rose- mary Alexiou, Bill McDowell, Jeanne Chil- dress, Joan Herrmann Members not in picture- Bill Huffman, Karen Mahan, Gene Statler, Charlotte Stallings, Peggy Walker Sponsor-Miss Inez Smith An active drama club for freshmen and sophomores, the Silver Spear Dramatic Club this year has devoted most club periods to the reading and presentation of plays and monologues. The big social event of the year was the banquet held on March 1. The menu included baked chicken, dressing, mashed potatoes, green beans, pineapple salad, and pecan pie. Yummy! Chemistry Club 'W it Rowl -Harry George, Ralph Maxton, Rusby Seabaugh, Vivian Clark, Ardith Krahn, Judy Clark, Don Elrod, Jerry Reimann, Jerry Tappana Row2-Sue Bess, Gene Statler, Jim Morrow, Bill Renner, John Stephens, Charles Huber, Judy Wills, Charles Statler, Richard Statham Row3-Jack Golightly, George Schowengerdt, Larry Wills, Ted Borum, Tom Taveggia, Larry Akers, William Dorrell, Raymond Ritter Members not in picture- Gwen Ramsey, Mickey Richardson, Lloyd Simmons, Peter Dye, John Stubbs, Bill wescoat, 1 Charles Jacobs, Keith Jones, Judith Shaltupsky, Melva lluttegger Sponsor-Mr. Blumenberg A fgxi ll -XL- I C X KX 'xx X-Q . To provide a means whereby students who are interested in chemistry can do experimental work beyond that which is afforded them in a regular class is the purpose of the club. Emphasis in club work this year was on leadership, discussion, and demon- station. For the latter, students worked with partners. Electrical Engineers Club Row 1 - Chandler James, John Reid, David Black, Charles Heilig, Charles Minor, John Martin, Bill Crafton, James Kirk- p a t ri c k, Howard Boyd Row 2 - Charles Sutton, Bill Huffman, Dan Golightly, Bob Pierce, Don Brooks, Bill Duggan, Charles Haman, Eddie Nebel, Kent Teichman R0w3 - Tonuny Holshouser, Roy Morrison, Joe Lorberg, Dick Cummings, David Rickard, Kent Hoffmeister Membe-fs not in picture- Mitchell Deimund, K e n n e th Lipps, Larry Fluegge Sponsor - Mr. Ueleke Various projects were completed by members of the Electrical Engineers Club on their own time. Among these were arc lights, capacity relays, photoelectric relays and high voltage supplies. One member took advantage of the opportunity of secur- ing an amateur radio license. Spanish Club members celebrated Pan-American week by reserving a Spanish '-le in the cafeteria around which the mem- bers conversed in Spanish. They also weve a radio program for the stud ' An enchi'f1 Dick Goodwin , Club mer for their Spanish so Los Companeros Castellanos Left to right-Carol Poston, Jeanine Knight, Martha Spain, Novella Noland, jo Ann Simmons, jean Kirby, jennifer Ford Members not in picture- Dick Goodwin, Mary Cald- well, jane Cauble, Marilyn Pratte, David Seifert Sponsor-Mrs. Dale Williams Latin Club Seated-Charles Pickett Row 1 -7 L o u i s e Cartwright, jim Hastings, Raymond Bendel, Dana Boyt, Mary llelen Statler Row 2 - Albert Estes, Mary Glassock, Paul Vandivort, Members not in picture- David Frushour, joe Sea- baugh, Myrna Warren, Mary Welch, Earl Wilson Sponsor-Miss Krueger Wednesday Typing Club Rowl-Bob Poinsett, jon Garlock, Lillian Raines, llazel Schweain, janet Wood, joan Teets, Bill Poinsett, Tommy Miesner Row2-Judy Brunkhorst, Joyce Bass, Larry Bauer, Ruth Anne Craft, Ernest Goehman,Ted Lear,Patsy Palmer Row3-Lusella McClard, Saundra Estell, Charley Meyer, Bill Cotner, Myra jo Ray, Carol Sue Ervin Sponsor-Mrs. llolley Interesting activities of the Latin Club this year were contests in the Latin vocab- ulary, spelling, Writing sentences, reading stories of Roman gods and heroes, and play- ing Latin games. A Roman Dinner Party celebrating the Saturnalia was held. Club members with the help of their soonsor, reactivated the Central High School Chapter of the junior Classical League. Creative Writing Club Rowl -Dixie Schaefer, Shirley Stephens, Barbara Followell, Becky Froems- dorf, Dean Brown R0w2 - Linda Rubel, jeanene Langdon, Carolyn Miller, judy Barringer, Ruth Shaltupsky, Kay Crews Members not in picture-Sonya Abernathie, Norma Hard- wick, Ardith Krahn, Linda Lasater, Charlotte Moore Sponsor- Miss Reed Y-Teens Club Rowl -Nancy Mitchell, Ruby Merritt, Mary Penrod, jo Ann Segraves, Betty Gammon, Sammy Palsgrove, Barbara Cobb, Susan jackson, Shelby llood Row2-Shirley Fox, janet Little, Peggy Whittaker, Modena Cook, june Davis, Pat Young, judy Segraves, Carolyn Hedge, jean Ross, jackie Pratte, judy Pind, Marilyn Pratte, Carolyn Lincoln Row3-june Bowden, Ruth Ann Drum, Virginia Kerr, Thelma Nelson, Gladys Friese, Mary jane Green, Sylvia Cotner, Elwanda Macke, Linda Welker, Karen Wieser, Charlotte Young, Pat Nothdurft Row4-Rosalee Wagoner, Sally Edmonds, judy Mahan, Martha Stroder, Patsy llorrell, Phyllis West, Charlotte Statler, Madilyn Hecht, Pat Tooke, Sarah Tolliver, LaVona Smith Rowj-Linda Bone, Karen jones, Kay Allen, Martha Pierce, Sarah Patrick, Margaret Thompson, Susan Miller, jane Noble, Grace Wring, Carolyn Tolliver, Laurel Roennigke, Tara Masterson, Mary Angela Ewan Members not in picture-Vicki Sides Second semester members were too numerous to list-49 members, Sponsor- Miss Kies During the past year the Creative Writing Club entered the National High School Poetry Contest, and several members won honors. Some members also participated in the V. F. , Essay Contest. At Club time members read poems and also write original ones. To conclude the year a spring party was held. Interesting projects have been carried out this year by the Y-Teens, one of the largest Clubs in Central. Both formal and informal initiations were held each semester. I Embers decorated the school Christ- mas tree ..., , :ded a basket of food for a needy family. iius also an Easter project of the Clixb. 1 Main event of t....:A year was a tea served to the faculty members. To prepare students for the teaching profession is the purpose of the Future Teachers of America. Talks were given by members of the Club relative to teaching and its problema. An added highlight was a talk by Miss Alene Sadler about her trip last summer to the N.E.A. Convention, and to the Class- room Teachers' Workshop. At another meeting Mr. Paul Jenkins, Counselor, spoke one what to expect at college. Girls' Home Economics Club Rowl -Doy Rayburn, Mary Ann Allison, Ersie P r o b s t, Gretchen Haas, Mary Welch, Claudine Kee see, Mary F. Lowes Row 2 -june jauch, Carol Keesee, Veroncett Mann, Glenice Stafford, joel Harvey, Nellie Rogers, Barbara Burton Row 3 -Irene Ervin, Joyce Bullard, Sally Blaylock, -- Louise Statler, Mary Ann Wachter, Melva Huttegger Row4-Shirley Rogers, Gloria Krieger, Carole Oliver, Sh elby Heuer, Monica Allison Members not in picture- Ruth Ann Bingenheimer, N an c y Bollinger, N i n a Button, Sandra Corner, Lorene Ervin, Pat Horrell, Marilyn Ikerman, Charlotte Kimbel, Yvonne Little, Patsy Palmer, jean Reed, Barbara Simmons, Neoma Stephens, Fern Wissman Sponsor - Mrs. Younghouse -74- Future Teachers of America Seated-Marilyn Clark Rowl-Barbara Chaplin, Wanda Vavak, Beverly Latham, Judith Shaltup- sky, Charlotte Stallings, Carolon Koenig, Mary Murphy, Faye Howell Row2-Norma Hardwick, Carolyn Langston, Shirley Haman, Miss Williams Members not in picture- judy Drum, Shirley --- Stephens, Gaye Foeste Sponsor- Miss Grace Williams In the Home Economics Club which meets once a week, the girls interested in handcrafts have achance to work on projects of their choice. At the beginning of the year, they chose to do the following: place mats, embroidery, making dust cloths, and pins for blouses. A picnic with plenty of good food and entertainment was held in the spring. Projectionist Club Seated-J im Hardy, Dale Borchelt, Larry Fluegge Standing -J o e Paul Hobbs, K e i t h Deimund, Dennis Herrmann, jim Finch, Richard Bollinger Background- Mr. Heuschober Members not in picture- Richard Buelteman Keith Jone s, Harland Davis, Micky Richardson, Lavana Tilley Sponsor - Mr. Heuschober To learn to use a movie projector is the object of this club. When a teacher has a movie to show to his students one of the operators from the club willingly assists in operating the projector. ixtw mma :ini v K u...........- u 1 The Missouri Club seeks to interest pupils CU in the state and its importance in the nation C21 in the history of Cape Girar- deau and Southeast Missouri, and GD in the many unpublished or little known documents pertaining to our city and county. Each member selects for his club name a pseudonym of an outstanding Mis- sourian, explains the reason for his choice, and uses it at all meetings. The club has received valuable printed aids from the local Chamber of Commerce and Automobile Club of Missouri. Several films of Missouri were shown. Missouri Club Seated fleft to right!-jane Young, Barbara Blank, julia Baker, Marjorie Garrett, Loretta Cowan, janet Snyder, joan Young Standing-F ern Wissman, Clyde Boswell, Keith Slinkard, Pat Miller Members not in picture,- Donna Burkett, Lynda Bowerman, Bob Cearnal, june Fingerhut, Barbara Fulton, Jon Garlock, Madilyn Hecht, Lawrence Hinck, joe Oldfield, Wilbur Sappington Sponsor-Mrs. McKinnis -75- A Cappella Choir Band Boy's Octet Activities Junior Band Library Club Library Staff Girl's Ensemble Crchestra Junior A Cappella Choir Student Council Twirlers Library Staff Rowl -June Smith, Kay Wright, Nancy Bollinger, Charlotte Stallings, Judy Segraves, Judy Emery Row2-Mary Ranney, Sonya Abernathie, Barbara Followell, Karen Hayden, Joyce Brown, Sarah Tolliver, Madilyn Hecht, Miss Vogelsang Library Assistants The students who assist in the library perform many duties. They check books in and out of the library, prepare the magazines for use, help students use the reference tools, and locate information for both faculty and student body. Their time and service are given willingly, and the resources of the library are made more fully available with the help of this group of student assistants. Library Club At the beginning of the second se- mester the Library Club was organized with the following members: Judy Gilbert, Linda Rubel, Dixie Schaefer, Joan Teets, and Phyllis West. Students in this club learn how to use the library with emphasis on the use of books, reference tools, and a knowledge of the classification of books. Sponsor- Miss Vogelsang Student Council First semester - Rowl-Clyde Boswell, Tom Ohlandt, Kay McCollum, Jackie Pratte, Martha Kelly, Madilyn Hecht, Rollie Hall, Ted Lear Row2-Don McBride, Don Freeman, Martha Stroder, Joyce Brown, Mary Ellen Judge, Sue Bess, Jane Brennecke, Marilyn Clark Row3-Sarah Patrick, Bob Cearnal, Keith Jones, Bill Slinkard, Sue Keim, Sarah Tol-rver, Jeanne Childress Row4-Janet Graham, Don Brooks, Larry Wills, Walter Grebing, Jim Russell, John Stubbs Sponsor-Miss Sackman To promote cooperation in school government is the purpose of the Student Council which meets twice a month. Members are selected from home rooms at the beginning of each semester. Being a service organization, it has contributed many things to our school. The many activities this year included the following: Sponsoring Sportsmanship Day, Safe Driving Day, Courtesy Week, A Howdy Dance, two all-school dances, supervision in the cafeteria, a school supply store, attending installation of student council officers at Illmo, providing ushers for Back-to-School Night, selling defense stamps, and getting student ideas through a suggestion box. Student Council it BM, ,M Gi pflft Wwiwd i in 'ffzwi My aizfxwff J ft ati, Second Semester- D Rowl -Marilyn Clark,Walker Ervin, Judy Segraves, Martha Estes, Larry Wills, Jeanne Childress, Jo Ann Segraves, Ruth Ann Amos Row2--Jon Garlock, Kenny Hett, Patricia Young, Madilyn Hecht, June Fingerhut, Jeanine Knight, Don Freeman, Ted Lear, Keith Slinkard Row3 -Clyde Boswell, Bill Cotner, Sarah Patrick, Gloria Krieger, Sue Bess, Miss Sackman Row4-Ralph Maxton, John Stubbs, Bill McDowell, Richard Statham Members not in picture-Bob Hunt, Sue Keim, Lyle Cook, John Mulkey, Glenda McBride -77- Central High School Band Rowl -Bone,Withers,Maxton, C. Hutson, Riehn, J. Bollinger, Keller, Hope, Huckstep, Rose, Palsgrove, Seifert, D. Johnson, Mullen, Vandivort, J. Wills Row2-Groves, R. Borchelt, Tappana, Boyt, Patrick, R. Shaltupsky, Kassel, Schaefer, Hampton, Brennecke, Daniels, Harvey, Welch, Weiser, Walker, Segraves, Stout, Bass, Porritt Row3 -Millikan, J.Hutson, Nebel, Sutton, Morrow, P. Johnson, L. Wills, Hanebrink, J. Shaltupsky, Ervin, Jones, Kelley, Ford, Stroder, Heilig, Kurka, Travelstead, Gilbert, Keim Row4-Mr. Carosello, Childress, Sisco, Followell, Moeller, Howard, Sappington, James, Hopper, Wescoat, D. Borchelt, Thomson, Moore, Miller, Childers, Rhodes. Terry RO1115-Goodwin, Kelley, Estes, Finch, McDowell, Eakins, Richardson, Tilley, R. Bollinger, Young, Ranney, Pierce Flute Joy Kurka' Judy Shaltupsky Martha Kelly Martha Stroder Marcia Hampton Carol Ervin Dixie Schaefer Clarinet Larry Wills' Dana Boyt Sarah Patrick Wayne Hanebrink Charles Sutton Bob Borchelt Mary Welch Karen Wieser Joel Harvey' Paul Johnson Jane Brennecke' E. W. Kassel Eddie Nebel Jo Ann Segraves Peggy Walker Bill Terry Deanna Stout Director - Mr. Carosello Linda Bone Bonnie Groves Joyce Bass Barbara Daniels' Bass Clarinet Jerry Tappana' Ruth Shaltupsky Alto Saxophone La Donna Howard' Wilbur Sappington Joyce Crader Carolyn Moeller' Homer Millikan Margaret Thompson James Hutson Barbara Followell' Tenor Saxophone Ronnie Hopper' Karen Jones Baritone Saxophone Joe J ame s ' Bobby Sisco Cornet James Ranney Howard Kelley Bob Pierce Dick Goodwin Bill Wescoat' Tom Young Albert Estes Bob McDowell Don Wise Judy Gilbert Richard Bollinger Jack Stevens Tharon Travelstead James Finch Dale Borchelt Tim Watson French Horn Ted Miller Rex Rhodes Ronnie Childers Baritone Ralph Maxton Dick Withers Trombone Deon Johnson Jay Mullen Paul Vandivort Judy Wills Jack Ford Charles Heilig Danny Moore Bass Horn Mickey Richardson' Lavanna Tilley Wayne Eakins' Wayne Boswell String Bass Sue Keim' Percussion Jeanne Childress Joe Keller Sammy Palsgrove Peggy Riehn Elizabeth Rose Carolyn Sawyer George Seifert Judy Bollinger Tympani Phyllis Huckstep Senior Members QMHYJ ,Central High School Junior Band Rowl -Flora Koenig, Barbara Cobb, William Poinsett, Albert Moore, joe Hobbs, Sharon Arnold, Gladys Friese, Gail Hazel, janet Little R0w2-Vernon Barringet, james Farrar, Ralph Nussbaum, Bill Crafton, Terry Scott, Ted Borum, Mitchell Deimund, John Seabaugh, Keith Deimund, Norris Wilson, Director - Mr. Carosello One of the most active organizations in school is Central's colorful Band. This year's activities include the following: A Band party, Labor Day Parade, Cotton Carnival held at Sikeston, State College Homecoming Parade, concert at the district Fair, Band Festivals at jackson and Cape, A Band tour in April, and playing for all football and basketball games. Joyce Smith and her group of twirlers added much color and interest to the organization. The junior Band is a preparatory course in which the group learns to play more expertly for admission to the regular Band. Twirlers Left to right-Judy Brunlchorst, janet Wood, Gail Finch, Carolyn Sawyer, Shirley Kassel, Ann Wescoat, Joyce Smith fleadetl -79- ' 1.0-f Central High School Orchestra Rowl -Drum, Sitzes, Wills, Hecht, Krahn, Cushman, J. Shaltupsky, Childress Row2-Guard, Groves, Ewan, Davis, Perkins, Terry, Kurka, R. Shaltupsky, Brunkhorst, Bass R0w3-Rhodes, Childers, Miller, Boyt, Patrick, Howard, James, Kelley, Ranney, Mullen, Johnson Row4-Huckstep, Seifert, Keller, Goodwin, Keim, Richardson J- L wa-fl '4 ,,,,,.Jv Q1'j:NJ-awp Violin Ruth Ann Drum Mary Ewan Jo Ellen Sitzes Judy Wills Gearld Perkins Bonnie Groves Carolyn Guard Harland Davis' Bill Terry Viola Ardith Krahn' Madilyn Hecht Cello Ruth Shaltupsky Joyce Cushman' Judy Brunkhorst Joyce Bass Bass Violin Sue Keim' Gordon Goodwin Flute Joy Kurka' Judy Shaltupsky Drum Joe Keller David Seifert Clarinet Dana Boyt Sarah Patrick Alto Saxophone La Donna Howards' Tenor Saxophone Joe James' French Horn Ted Miller Rex Rhodes Ronnie Childers Trump et James Ranney Howard Kelley Trombone Deon Johnson Jay Mullen Tympani Phyllis Huckstep Bass Horn Mickey Richardson' Piano Jeanne Childress 'Seniors fMayl Mr. Carosello It also par- To add that special touch, the orchestra played at both Commencment Exercises. ticipated in the Choral Festival at the College this spring. Orchestra members combined with the band for the social activities. Central High School Choir Rowl -Gretchen Haas, Mary Witting, Renee Holm, Barbara Porritt, Shirley Davis, Sonya Abernathie, Karen West Ann Smith, Marilyn Tibbs, Ann Wescoat, Emily Simpson, Glenice Stafford, Bonnie Cotner, Jackie Boswell Row2-Sally Blaylock, Martha Estes, jill juden, Jeanne Childress, Joyce Cushman, Ardith Krahn, janet Graham, Barbara Hope, Norma Hardwick, Lida Landgraf, Sally Edmonds, Mary Alice Masters, Charlotte Moore Row3-Janice Beckwith, Phyllis Huckstep, Mike O'Donnel1,i Richard Farrow, Bill Slinkard, john Stubbs, Ray Ritter, Ronnie Childers, Bob Hunt, Dick Niedling, Walker Irvin, john Pratt Row-4--Betty Randol, Harry Springmeyer, Bill Renner, jim Patmore, Earl Mackey, Louis Meis nheimer, Williagn Dorrell, Wayne Horton, Rusby Slinkard, Ted Miller, Rex Rhodes, joan Herrmann, Larry Mcliinneyi ' Director-Miss Gillett ' Q X . V h Q .5-,H The main activity of the Choir during the first semester was the Christmas Vesper Service presented by the Choir at Centenary Church. Other activities included the following: Reformation Service at First Baptist Church, Christ Evangelical Church service, the Freedom Shrine program at Central High School, and the mid-year Baccalaureate Service. The second semester included the following performances: the annual tour to Crystal City and the grade school tour. The main activity was preparation for the Choral Festival held at State College auditorium with 2500 students under the direction of Robert McCowan from Iowa, guest conductor. Central High Choir members were in charge of seating arrangements for the Festival and programs. In addition the Choir performed for a number of service clubs, presented their annual Spring Concert, and sang for the Baccalaureate Service. -g1- R R R R R N Junior ACappella Choir ow 1 -Mayme Henc , Bev- erly Latham, Gail garlock, Karen Stevenson, Rose- mary Alexiou, Linda Withers, Jon Garlock, Larry B a u e r, Raymond Bendel ow2-Peggy Walker, Nellie Rogers, Barbara Criddle, Janet Snyder, Monica Alli- son, Tara Masterson, Shirley Boren, Martha Lewis, Faye Howell, Becky Froemsdorf, Jennifer Ford, Kay McCollum, Genie Call 0103 - Ersie Probst, Grace Wring, Sue Bess, Elwanda Macke, Karen Wilson, Carolyn Tolliver, Sylvia Corner. Cleo Ticer. Ruth Ann Bingenheimer, Mar- garet Mecham, Donna Fowler, Kay Snow, Ronald Hortter, C h a rl e s Herbst ow 4 - Ruth Clark, LaVerne Slinkard, Judy Turner, C ar 0 l y n Miller, Delores Galloway, Judy Hargraves, Judy Wills, Vicki Sides, Mary Angela Ewan, Edana Knight, Marjorie Carroll, Shirley Kassel owj-Mike Taylor, Bob Naeter, John Meisenheimer, Franz Teichman, Charles Hu t s o n, D o n T. Miller, Ronald Grebing, Dale Bor- chelt, James Russell, Kent Hoffmeister, John Mulkey ol in picture- Jane Brennecke Boys' Octet Left to right-Ronnie Childers, Ted Miller, Bill Renner, William Dorrell, Rusby Slinkard, Jon Lufcy, Bill Slinkard, Harry Springmeyer Girls' Ensemble Rowl -Gretchen Haas, Renee Holm, Jo an Herrmann, Barb- ara Porritt, Emily Simpson Row 2 - Jnoyce Cushman, Jill Juden, Bar ara Hope, Norma Hard- wick, M ary A l i c e Masters, Ardith Krahn Director-Miss Gillett -g2.. if - gkjfxfvw ..fe.wfLfi2X C 'f N O-:Q 6 XV ,X LV ,M 75-'Nfxk-'yy Q-A C- gg, .f 0 ogg ff m? f' ' . f 51s4QWJ,3 View 04,045 Ky ' ? XJ K3 f QMHH M ATHLETICS wvnrxfzq K. Mmm K Coaches l Left 'to right Mr. Weldon Hager- Basketball CA teamj Mr. Payne Muir- Football QA teamD Mr. Howard Bock - Football KB teaml Basketball CB teamj Miss Ellen Towse Mr. Louis Muegge Gi rls' Physical Education Coach -84- Director of Activities Rowl -Abla, Hunt, Buelow, Schack, Patmore, Meisenheimer, A. Welch, Bore A -- We U '4- Row2-Niedling, Poorman, Mackey, Erlbacher, Thompson, Fulkerson, Lowes Row3-Horrell, Meinz, Perry, Miller, I. Welch, McKinney l 1 s NYC ' The Football season of 1954 consisted of nine games, four games played here at Houck Field Stadium. The Tigers tied three games in succession, won one, and were on the losing end of five. September 10-With Fredericktown as the opponents, the Tigers opened the first game with a tie, 13-13. They didn't score until the second half. Then Poorman and Schack crossed the goal for touchdowns. September 17-Next followed the game with Normandy High and another 13-13 tie with Poorman again at his best with a 76 yard touchdown. September 24-The Cairo, Illinois, game proved an exciting tug-of-war struggle, and the Tigers again tied the third game of the season 7-7. October 8-After three successive ties, our team lost the next game to Caruthersville 28-6, at Houck Field Stadium. October 14-Old rivals clashed when Central metjackson in a heartbreaking defeat of 13-0 at jackson. October 29-Tigers battled the Sikeston Bulldogs in the next game, ending in a 13-7 loss. November4-Playing on a muddy field, the Tigers won their first victory of the season over the Kennett Indians, 33-O. November 12-The lucky streak ended at the Central-Charleston game with Central losing 19-7. November 25-Closing the season was the Turkey Day game with Poplar Bluff. The Tigers lost a very well-played and exciting game, 31-25. -85- Mascot- ack Mullen Football Squad Row! -1-1Junt, Buelow, Schack, Mackey, Patmore, Meisenheimer, A. Welch, Boren, Abla Row2-Coach Muir, Perry, Niedling, Poorman, Erlbacher, Thompson, Fulkerson, Lowes, NcKinney, Bock CAssist- ant Coachj Row3 -O'Howell, Slinkard, Freeman, Duggan, Horrell, Meinz, Miller, j. Welch Row4-N. Gilliland, Stevenson, Rickard, Sample, J. Meisenheimer, Gaither, Boswell, Seabaugh Rowi-Farrow fManagerJ, Roussell, C. Gilliland, Holshouser, Joiner, Tooke, jones, Frierson, Grebing Row6-Seifert, Garlock, McBride, Mabrey, Reid, Withers, Nelson, Brockmire Date of Game Friday, Sept. 10 Friday, Sept. 17 Friday, Sept. 24 Friday, Oct. 8 Thursday, Oct. 14 Friday, Oct. 29 Thursday, Nov. 4 Friday, Nov. 12 Thank sgiving, Nov. 25 Season' s Summary Opponent Fredericktown Normandy Cairo, Ill. Caruthersville jackson Sikeston Kennett Charleston Poplar Bluff Place Here There There Here There Here Here There There Score They 13 13 7 28 13 13 0 19 31 Football Line-Ups ,i : , e 'W 5 x 25' ra .: 5 A' if ' r ::f .,... E A W 0 , l o ,. .Q i o , 1 x A ........fM! X -. h --L I I A 2 , , 2 G 5,6 ak 7 2 ,. 'L 5 X' 5431 9. . .I Q ? j -LQ jo V 'I M - -.,, Q gf: 7 Y if , V sl H - 5 W V 5 'fl ,5 1.-if ..1,.: :Lu 5 4 I , , . Q, I uqvq 3 5 V . .T :V A F Q in Q 1 g A Iv ,. A -,.. .:....:E5 . v2 VQQ, l 4 av , s r 3 :QD 'E 1- Tigers skirmish with Jackson Indians 2 - Central battles Fredericktown 3 - 4 - 5 - Poplar Bluff Mules kick hard 6- Managers Richard Farrow and Ronald Grebing -87- Ti gerettes Row 1 - Shirley Davis, jackie Boswell, Charlotte Moore, janet Graham, jill juden, joy Kurka, Emily Simpson Row 2 - Donna Burkett, Lida Landgraf, Karen Mahan, Marilyn Ikerman, Peggy Walker R0w3-Sandra Corner, D e l or e s Keesee, Myrna Warren, Myrna liardwick, jane Teague, Myrna Lane, Shirley Boren, Marilyn Pratte, Mary Lee Groseclose Row 4 - Francine Ford, Barb- ara Simmons, Ellen Ward, jurea Daume, Sue Sued- ekum, Carolyn Sawyer, Nancy Bollinger, Lynda Bowerman, Pat Rudert, Ruth Ann Amos Row 5 - Doris Reisenbichler, Judy Rawlings, Ann Fuhr- man, Millie Flentge, Gail Hazel, Berry Black, Sandra Hill Director - Miss Towse Miss Gillett ..88.. Cheerleaders Regulars Rowl -Shirley Davis, jackie Boswell, Emily Simpson fCaptainJ Row2-Charlotte Moore, jill juden, joy Kurka Alternates Rowl-Marilyn Ikerman, Peggy Walker, Donna Burkett Row2-Linda Landgraf, janet Graham fCaptainJ, Karen Mahan The main purpose of the Cheerleaders and the Tigerettes is to lead the cheers and promote enthusiasm for our school sports. During the year they sponsored a snake dance and bonfire before the Thanksgiving game, a sock hop after the Sikeston game, the selling of pom-poms to students and have held pep rallies before many football and basketball games. A new addition to their colorful uniforms was the huge black and orange pom-poms for the cheerleaders and smallerones for the Tigerettes. Basketball Opponent DELTA MAYFIELD CRYSTAL CITY CATHOLIC HIGH CAIRO ALUMNI JACKSON ST. LOUIS U. HIGH CATHOLIC HIGH PADUCAH PRFPS POPLAR BLUFF SIKESTON JACKSON PRFPS FARMINGTON POPLAR BLUFF A We 49 42 41 41 52 71 51 36 64 42 45 56 65 57 63 69 49 Team B Team They They 82 32 76 52 5 1 51 45 27 35 26 83 - 55 36 58 - 56 20 71 - 47 41 73 43 A59 41 52 43 61 33 62 39 50 38 A Team Front Row jim Williamson B Jerry Moore A Dean Meinz A Robert Hunt A Don Seabaugh B Bill Clark Mike Taylor B Back Row Sherry Kirkpatrick A Arthur Welch A Louis Meisenheimer A Benny Hinton B james Hency A CA and B indicate letter- men on their teams! yn!- 741443 ' -44' Jin K B Team Front Row Wayne Boswell B Paul Vandivott jim Green B jim Roussel Wayne Morrow Mike Taylor B Buck Row jay Mullen B jim Russell B Walter Grebing B jim Faris B Danny Cobble B -g9- J ug, ,J in Court Competition l -Managers Wayne Comer and Howard Boyd 2 - Tense moments 3 -Eyeing that ball 4--Will it go in? 5 - Guard that man. 6 -Hunt watches closely. 7 -No good ---- we hope. -90- Basketball Tip-Ups , . 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Date April l, Friday April l2, Tuesday April 15, Friday April 19, Tuesday April 22, Friday April 29, Friday May 3, Tuesday May 6, Friday I955 Schedule Team Played Jackson Sikeston Cape Catholic Chaffee Jackson Sikeston Cape Catholic Chaffee Baseball 1954 SEASON LETTERMEN Row 1 - Hawn, Womack, Wyatt, Moore, Hinton Row2-Robert s, Parks, Mc- Comb, Stehr, Schack SQUAD Rowl -Russell, Pierce, Hawn, Taylor, Green, McKinney, Schack Row2-Coach Hager, Roberts, Womack, Wyatt, Moore, Niedling, Hinton, Coach Muegge Row3- Parks, McComb, Suede kum, Srehr, Cobble Place jackson Central Cape Catholic Central Central Sikeston Central Chaffee The Tigers made a brilliant record during the 1954 season, winning all games in district competition. In the state tournament held in St. Louis the team became state champions. -92- Standmg Charlotte Moore Betty Gammon Kay Wright, Rosemary Alexiou Millie Flentge Martha Pierce Judy Clark Karen jones Carol Wood Ixneelzng janet Wood Patricia Palmer Hazel Schweain, Loretta Cowan Lorene Winner Jones Ticer Hardwick Moore Jones Boswell Hardwick Boswell Ticer Wood Ticer Jones Ticer Hardwick Second Hardwick and jones Girls' Basketball Kneeling-Karen Jones, Millie Flentge, Carol Ackman, Judy Clark Standing-Carolon Koenig, Vivian Clark, Clara Reed Summary D ate Winner S core March 25 Arnold vs. Pierce Arnold 22-18 17 Beckwith vs. Wood Wood 20-11 17 Barringer vs. Clark Clafk 18-15 18 Arnold vs. Hardwick Hardwick 26-17 18 Pierce vs. Snyder Snyder 2-0 22 Hardwick vs. Wood Hardwick 20-16 22 Snyder vs. Clark Clark 22-14 25 Hardwick vs. Clark Clark 25-16 First - Clark Second - Hardwick FEATURES AND ADVERTISING V Vsw mj ., . ,. 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W,f SENIOR QUEEN 1 fMayD '1' ARDITH KRAHN JANET GRAHAM JOY KURKA QUEEN s ATTENDANTS BARBARA DANIELS JILL JUDEN School Honors National Honor Society Q Rowl-Joyce Brown, Joyce Oxford, Mary Murphy, Richard Statham, Sue Keim, Don Abla, Mary Alice Masters, Barbara Daniels, Jeanne Childress, William Dorrell R0w2-Larry Wills, Joyce Cushman, Sue Muegge', Jeanne Morgan',, Joy Kurka, Emily Simpson, Bob Hunt, Raymond Ritter 'Members from last year taking part in initiation The highest honor that may be con- ferred upona Central student is membership in the Cape Girardeau Chapter of the National Honor Society. The purpose of this organization is to Create better scholar- ship, to stimulate a desire to render serv- ice, to promote worthy leadership and to encourage the development of character. Initiation ceremonies are held each se- mester, followed by a banquet to which alumni members are invited. The Quill and Scroll isqan honorary organization for high school journalists. Students must meet certain local and national requirements. To gain admittance, he must QU be in the upper third of his class scholastically, CZD have at least seventy-five inches ofprinted material, and GD show versatility and originality of material submitted. New members are initiated and receive pins and certificates at the annual Tiger Banquet in May. Quill and Scroll Rowl -Gail Finch, Janet Graham, Gail Garlock, Emily Simpson, Barbara Hope, Joy Kurka, Martha Estes, Joyce Cushman Row2-Ruth Shaltupsky, Ardith Krahn, Peggy Riehn, Sue Bess, Jeanne Childress, Karen Mahan, Kay Wright, Rosemary Alexiou, Jerry Reimann, Barbara Daniels, Mary Alice Masters Row3 -Raymond'Ritter, Larry Wills, Billlggnner, John Stubbs, Bob Hunt, Bob Shuck A58 HIGHEST RANKING SOPHOMORES CFirst Semesterj WS 5 A Left to right--Madilyn Hecht, Larry Twid- well, Carolyn Tolliver, Jackie Pratte STAR SOLOISTS - Ardith Krahn Rowl - B ar b a r a Criddle, Mary Welch, Joan Johnson, Dana Boyt', B e v e r ly Latham', Carolon Koenig, Joyce Bull- ard, Judy Segraves, Ruth Shaltupsky Row 2 - Charlotte Moore ' , Charles Pickett, Louise Cartwi-ight', Joyce Cushman, Peggy Walker, B arbara Daniels, Jennifer Ford Row3 - Bob Pierce, Harold Kerr, David Rickard, Rex Rhodes', Karen Stevenson Members not in picture -Virginia Nichols, Bill Evans, Fred Goodin ' Received Special Award Certificates-101 - NATIONAL HIGH School Honors TYPING AWARDS Rowl -Carolyn Sawyer, Marjorie Carroll, Kay Wright R0w2 - Franz Teichman, Judith Clark, Jackie Pratte, Carol P o s t o n, Glenice Stafford, Mary Ann Wachter, Joel Harvey, Clifford Crosnoe SHORTHAND AWARDS :g1f:i!:'45: .-g 2g-5- i 'N EQ: ',i' Ki? 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Award in Scholarship Award to Sophomore Representativ American History Westminster College jefferson City Pilgrimag -102- School Honors JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL Rowl-Marilyn Tibbs, Charlotte Statler, Peggy Walker, janet Graham, Lida Landgraf, Larry Wills Row2-Jim Green, Ralph Maxton, Martha Pierce, judy Mahan, Mike Taylor, Charles Sutton ,if , wr Barbara Hope joy Kurka Joyce Cushman Betty Crocker Homemaker Queen Candidate for D. A. R. Good Citizen of Tomorrow Award Sikeston Cotton Carnival ship Award Renee HOIIH Nancy Parker nerican Legion Oratorical Winner of Courtesy Contest Poster Award -ocal and district winner - 105 - Cther Honors District Meet Winners Prose Reading - Rosemary Alexiou Verse Reading - Sonya Abernathie Radio Speaking -- Bill McDowell Public Speaking - Charlotte Moore Essay Contest What Civil Defense Means to Me First - Becky Dye Second - Ruth Shaltypsky 11 Honors won after March 31 could not be included Girls Keep in Trim 1 ! 1. What? Oh, a relay 2. Exercises! Exercises! 3. Care to play a game? 4. No, they're not yawning 5. Wow, what a hit! 6. What energy! E -104- Serving Cape Girardea For Moving Packing Storing Cali N I E H IJ I. S TRANSFER Phone 5-5518 U For E5 Yearsf -105- ll A N Q0 N fl 4446 95338239 P , agfgi visa dig ' 4253.155 asf' sr? 2 'ifiiiil si? :Wi vga! 4. 9 v- Q A ' ' CQ nroov xnowm' MISSOURI UTILITIES COMPANY A citizen wherever we serve NUNLEY'S DruqStore Formerly Kinder's Drug Store 627 Good Hope Si. Phone: 5-6601 Cape Girardeau, Mo. 53 Years Continuous Drug Store Service For You and Your Parents S. D. Nunley, Req. Ph. SUEDEKUM 6. SONS HARDWARE BPS Paints 6. Vctrnishes Wall Paper Plumbing Supplies Power Tools 620 Good Hope Diol 5-9469 SEPTEMBER Sept. 7-Hello, Central! Here we are! Gosh, lt's nice to see everyone again, especially the freshies, just as green as the ones last year. Have you all met the new teachers? They are Mrs. Lois McKinnis, one of our history teachers, Mrs. R. W. Rixman, teaching general math and algebra, and Mr. Howard Bock, assistant coach. Sept. 8-just think! Only 119 more days of school. Sept. 10-Pep assembly! Yell real loud! Emily Simpson is the leader. Don't the orange and black pom-poms look nice when we do cheers and of course the foot- ball players always look grand. Tigers! Yea, Tigers! First game of the season. Tied 13 to 13. We did better this year. Fredericktown beat us last year. Sept. 13-Oh no! Homework! Well, we know summer is over now! Sept. 14-National Honor Society had its first meeting todayg Raymond Ritter, Bob Hunt, joy Kurka, and Larry Wills were elected officers. Sept. 15-Activity Tickets! Get your tickets before it's too late. Mr. Blumen- berg's senior homeroom sold the most, 30. Sept. 16-My, but it looks deserted here this afternoon. Wonder why? Oh, stupid me. We got off for the fair. How could I forget something as wonderful as that. Off to the fair! - 106- if-ot3l5trw ' Yx,efuJ'l, ' Q7 Clibve 5 ACLU-f B VW OJYY'-93 T fwwg SW ST. LOUIS - CAPE BUS LINE Cape's Only Locally Owned Bus Line OSTERLOH'S BOOKSTORE Graduation Gifts Graduation Cards School Memory Books Sept. 17-Gosh, hope we're not in a rut. Tied again 13 to 13. We played Normandy. Sept. 22-Have you all seen the girls limping around? No, they haven't gone out for football but much the same. They're doing callisthenics. Sept. 23-The seniors are proud to announce that joy Kurka is to represent us -at the Cotton Carnival at Sikeston. Best of luck, joy! Sept. 24-Here, Here! Where's my Tiger? It's the first this year, and don't want to lose it. Look at all the names. I wonder if mine is in it. We should be in knots for as many times as we've tied. This time 7 to 7 with Cairo. Sept. 25 -The Band went to the Cotton Carnival at Sikeston today. Sept. 30-Brother, four weeks of school. Aren't you tired? Need another vacation, don't we? OCTOBER Oct. 4-Whew, it is hot today! Ask Barbara Daniels about the weather in Sadler's room if you don't believe me. Oct. 5-Girardot club pictures got under way yesterday. '1'hat's why Bill Cooper tucked in his shirt and Fay Howell is combing her hair every five minutes. Oct. 7-Homeroom periods are long today giving time to vote on clas's favor- ites. This will take a lot of thinking. Oct. 8-Whee! A fire drill and pep assembly. Mr. Lewis, the fire chief, spoke to us.on fire prevention in the gym. We have pep galore for our game tonight. Keep your fingers crossed. Oct. 11-Another weekend over but three whole days out of school this week. No holiday for our teachers, who have a meeting. The football blues have us under a spell. We lost 6-21. Oh well, we'll beat Caruthersville next time. Oct. 12-Gosh, a big weekend ahead. I Wonder what everyone's going to do? Don't forget the game at jackson. Boy, do the band members look gloomy. The fes- tival at jackson was called off. Tough luck for J. Morrow and L. Wills who didn't study for afternoon classes. Oct. 18-Blue, Blue, Monday after a glorious weekend. Those long faces aren't there only because of another week of school, but JACKSON beat CENTRAL 13-0. Keep up the good spirits. We haven't lost all. Oct. 21-Look-the class favorites are up. Let's see who they areg Seniors- jo Ann Wilson, jane Brennecke, janet Graham, jim Patmore, Larry Wills, Louis Meisenheimer. juniors-Charlotte Moore, Marilyn Tibbs, Judy Segraves, john Welch, Rusby Seabaugh, Ralph Maxton- Always The Newest In Fashion For The Modern Young Men and Smart Young Ladies ' 9 A UW AAY si' I 1 R 5 f Always First Quality Compliments of 40 NU-WAY CLEANERS CASH AND CARRY Pick Up 6. Delivery Service 1027 Broadway Phone 5-2633 G A Y L O R ' S Shoes For All The Family Phone 5-3850 104 N. Main Sopbomores-Genie Call, Karen Wilson, Pat Young, jim Green, Mike Taylor, Dan- ny McDonald. Fresbmun-judy Mahan, Martha Stroder, Judy Brunkhorst, Wayne Boswell, Don Brooks, Gordon Goodwin. Now everyone can see and vote for his favorite. Oct. 22-Shirley Duncan, an Austral- ian, was our speaker for our first assem- bly. Don't We all wish we had the energy to travel like Miss Duncan. Oct. 24-Another day, another test-at least I thought I heard Norma H. telling joyce O. about a big one in government. Eight chapters? No Wonder everyone' is carrying a government book. Oct. 26 - Gee, tomorrow night the foot- ball queen Will be crowned.I wonder who? The pretty little candidates are Janet Graham, Joy Kurka, Karen Hayden, Barb- ara Ho e and Shirley Davis. The luck one wigl be Miss Football of 1951 Oct. 28-Are you a sport? Some very interesting businessmen spoke in our homerooms this morning on Sportsmanship. They did a swell job and deserve a big hand. Oct. 29-Orange and black is in style this weekend. Tonight we meet the Bull- dogs and the goblins are out tomorrow. Don't forget those colorful socks for the SOCK HOP. For 0 ears The Missourian Printing 8 Stationery En Cape Girardeau, Missouri has grown with Cape Girardeau and Southeast Mis- souri by progressively keeping abreast of the latest in printing equipment and techniques. Our wide knowledge in planning and production of school annuals is at your command . . as are the spec- ial skills of our expert craftsmen. Here your printing is completed from layout and art, engravings, composition, to binding, all in one plant. PRINTERS - LITHOGRAPHERS OF CATALOGS BROADSIDES DIRECT-MAIL F O L D E R S FINE BOOKLETS PUBLICATIONS C I R C U L AR S PRICE LISTS LETTERHEADS OFFICE FORMS STATIONERS - OFFICE OUTPITTERS Authorized Distributor of B. Dick Duplicating Products Producers ofthe 1955 GIHAHUUT -109.. Congrats to Shirley Davis, who was crowned Football Queen of 1954. It was a very pretty sight. NOVEMBER Nov. l-You all had better hang up your stockings before long, it's only 55 days till Christmas. Nov. 3-Centra1's B team played Junior High but they lost 13-12. Better luck next time. Nov. 4-Several home economics classes had a turkey dinner tonight. Too bad they didn't invite the whole school, but one turkey will go just so far. Aren't we proud of us? We Won our first game, with Kennett 33-0. Hope we keep it up. Nov. 5-The junior Aquacade, thar's the name of the junior class patty. You may have to swim instead o'f dance. King Neptune-Arthur Welch and Queen Mermaid-Karen Stevenson were honored with a splendid program. Nov. 8-This is American Education Week untill the 13th. Nov. 9 - Back - to - School Night-now our parents will know what we go through every day of the week nine months a year. Nov. 10-How many parents didn't get up for breakfast? Bet they were too tired after last night. ALTlfIER'S FURNITURE COMPANY Where Broadway Meets Middle Complete Home Furnishings Cape Girardeau. Mo. f I Diamonds - Watches Clocks - Class Rings Frisco, Missouri Pacific Railroad. Greyhound Inspectors 126 N. Main Phone 4-2404 y for the newest and the smartest . itfs your favorite store Cape's Style and Quality Headquarters Since 1907 Compliments of BIEDERMAN FURNITURE COMPANY Serving Missouri Since 1886 Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Refunded Today we were presented with thirty copies of historical documents by the Exchange Club of Cape. Taking part in the Freedom Shrine Program were Dr. Holliday, Sue Keim, Don Abla, Mr. L. Hahs, Mr. H. Marshall, and the Central Choir. Nov. I2-Our lucky streak is over already. We lost to Charleston 19-7. I won't write anymore it's too sad. Nov. 16-Teachers are holding a gab party tonight. Wonder what they'll think up for us to do now. I hope they don't give too much homework tonight. I want to go to see those two Liberaces, Alfred and Herbert Teltschik. It's a Community Concert. LET o I O. C ANING' KEEP YOUR CLOTHES' NEAT AND TRIM , 510 Broadway Phone 5-5973 Nov. 17-Poor seniors, don't be nervous. If you are dumb, you are dumb. I bet none of you forgot you're to have aptitude tests. Test, heck! We get our report cards today. Nov. 18-Did you see a speck of paint on Barb Hope's nose? Maybe it was left from the stage make-up demonstration Red Dagger had yesterday. Nov. 19-We had an assembly on safe- ty today by Sgt. L. R. Carter of Hayti. Did you happen to see Mr. Sheets blush? We were told some incidents of his college days. Nov. 24-Have you ever seen a snake dance? If not, come tonight. There is also going to be a big bonfire. Don't get too close! No school Thursday and Friday. Thanksgiving! While on vacation, think not only of the football game but also of what you have to be thankful of. Nov. 29-Some of you all look like a turkey all stuffed. Try not to get stuck in a desk. I hate to mention it, but we lost the game to Poplar Bluff. See you all at the Christmas Parade. Nov. 30--Got much shopping done- Christmas that is? Only 30 more shop- ping days. DECEMBER Dec. 1-This month has everyone excited. I heard LaVerne Slinkard say, just twenty-five days till Santa Claus time. Yipee! No school! ississippi alle Printing lfnlnpan 8 NORTH SPRIGG STREET Good Printing - Courteous Service HARLAN SHORT BOB ECKELMANN PHONE 5-7352 OITIIGAHQQIL fa 0 M. E. Leminq Lumber EU. s, who has a Dec. 2-Poems, poem poem? N. H. S. poetry contest is on, so come on, you poets. Miss Reed Wants oodles of 'em. Dec. 3-Last call for Girardots. Ann Smith is really selling. She has 55 to her credit. D c. 6-Basketball time's here, and e away the Tigers go. We're all ready for Delta tonight. Dec. 7-Bad news-we lost. Here's good news-pre-enrollment today so We have a l-o-n-g- homeroom period and shorter morning classes. Dec. 8-Today's the day N. H. S. accepts new members. Who are the lucky I 7 W ll 1et's see. There s Barbara ones. e , Daniels Richard Statham, Joyce Oxford, 3 joyce Brown,Don Abla, Mary Murphy, Sue Keim, Mary Alice Masters, William Dorrell, and Jeanne Childress, Guests, besides the parents at the ceremony were Madilyn Hecht, Carolyn Tolliver, jackie Pratte, and Larry Twidwell. Dec. 10-Hey, will I see you tonight at the game? We need some pep, so how about it. Let's go, Tiger fans. ,. - yi? 413.55 W, , .8354 S. av. Compliments Of SOUTHERN OIL 6 CAFE 400-10 Morqan Oak 24 Hour Service MINNEN'5 lOn F ashion's Cornerl Always First In Fashion Apparel Where Good Fashion Is Never Expensive Main at Themis Phone 5-6433 B A H N B R O S . HARDWARE CO. Over 95 Years Of Dependable Merchandising 10-12-14 N. Main Cape Girardeau, Mo. Phone 5-3589 CAREER TRAINING IN A SHORTER TIME A Good Position is waiting for you when you are ready for it Prepare at OFFICE TRAINING SCHOOL fFormer1y Steimle Business School? Broadway and Main Cape Girardeau, Mo. PHONE 4-1396 Approved Courses Moderate Cost Qualified Instructors Free Placement If Your Clothes Are Worth Cleaning They Deserve The Best SULLIVAN BROS. CLEANERS 108 S. Spanish Phone 5-7496 Cape Girardeau. Mo. RUST 6. MARTIN Draperies Slip Covers Window Shades Upholstering 615 Broadway Phone 5-6531 For Modern Cleaning Done The Modern Way PHONE: 4-1155 HAWKINS MODERN CLEANERS 622 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. For Masonry By Experts call the MELVIN C. RICKARD CO. BRICK CONTRACTORS 615 College St. , Phone 4-ll37 If It's Brick. Call Rick Dec. 15-S. D. Day-what's that? No, I'm sure no-one would ask that 'cause everyone in CENTRAL knows it's SAFETY DRIVING DAY. With all those swell talks on the P. A. and all those safety posters, Central helped make S. D. Day complete. Dec. 17-THE END-but just to another week of studies. While freshies, sophs, and juniors have fun, I heard Martha Lewis say that the seniors would be working on term papers. Dec. 20-Back again but just three days of school. Oh, boy, who can wait till Wednesday and vacation time. Dec. 22-Everyone is getting shot today or x-rayed I mean. This is it, kids. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, evetvone. JANUARY jan. 3 -The time for pleasure is over! Back to work, slaves! jan. 4-Congratulations, Bob Hunt, on being awarded the 32000 scholarship to Westminster College in Fulton, Mo. Bob will study pre-medicine. Show them how smart kids from Central are. jan. 6 - One hundred-forty-five--Boy, that seems like an awful lot, but that's how many Longfellows there are at Central. Sorry I can't tell all the names of those who entered poems in the National High School Poetry Contest. f I , I wif--' I , . YQ ,, 'ff' ' .... 'S 'N:f:w..u:.a.hv WlMPY'S DRIVE IN Highway 61 6 Outer Drive -114- When You Think of Photographs Think of LUEUEHS STUDIO Photographs that will mean a lot to you in years to come Qnwf' mayb? -115- Phil II. Haman, llruqqist 609 Broadway Expert Finishing PHONE 5-3442 Authorized EASTMAN Agency Kodaks, Projectors, Screens and Photographic Supplies Try Our Quick Finishing Service Kodachrorne, Kodacolor, Ektachrorne and Ansco. Polaroid Film Compliments Of I. E. KURKA VARIETY STORE 721 Broadway Phone 5-3047 Cape Girardeau, Mo. Something New Every Day Compliments of GLADISH-WALKER 633 Good Hope Phone 5-3868 Cape Girardeau, Mo. W E R N E R ' S SUPER MARKET 1192 Broadway Phone 5-8255 OUP FARMERS AND MEHEH!-WTS BANK MARQUISE IACQUELIN E CONNIE PARIS FASHION 'funnie L .Sfwp. Where New Styles Make Their First Appearance Phone 5-5130 Cape Girardeau, Mo. 122 N. Main Missouri Propane Cas Co. Bulk and Bottle Gas Service Gas Ranges Gas Appliances Cape Girardeau, Mo. Flowers For All Occasions HENRY OCHS FLORAL COMPANY 701 Cape Rock Drive Phone 5-9491 Jan. 10-Am I really in Central? Good- ness, everyone is so courteous. Oh, yes, this is Courtesy Week. How could anyone forget with all the neat posters! jan. 11-Rah! Rah! Rah! We won. Poor Cape Catholic High! But it's only fair. They have more wins than we do. Score 12 to 10. Jan. 12-Five silver dollars! I wish I were rich or talented like Nancy Parker. She won the Courtesy Poster Contest. Her slogan was, The Seeds of Character Are Sown in the Field of Courtesy. Jan. 13-Look at the jealous juniors, sophomores, and freshies. Tonight is a big night for the seniors. lt's the Senior Banquet. just think of all the luscious food. jan. 14-We are now at the Paducah game. It's near the end, and we are losing. All the girls are leaving, It's because of the Howdy Dance after the game. You know girls must look their prettiest-so away to primp. jan. 16-This is Sunday, but where school goes, the students go. Everyone is at junior High Auditorium. It's 7:30 and the Baccalaureate Services of 1955 are being conducted. Rev. Messer is giving the seniors some good advice. Seniors, you had better listen. SUNSHINE CLEANERS Let Us Put Sunshine In Your Home 705 Good Hope Dial 5-7490 Cape Girardeau, Mo. Compliments of BUCHANAN BUICK Phone 5-5505 20l S. Spriqq When Better Automobiles are built BUICK Will Build Them Compliments of R U c RHEA OPTICAL CO. l 17 Broadway DEPEND ON ICE Phone 5-9149 Cape Girardeau, Mo. PHONE 5-3344 CAPE GIRARDEAU. MO. YOUR H. A. MARGRAF DODGE AND PLYMOUTH IEWELER 39 YEARS - DODGE DEALER 409 Broadway Phone 5-6483 H Idan-Ha Hotel Building Downtown Broadway Cape Girardeau' Mo, HUTSUN FURNITURE Illl and HUTSUN BHU5. AUTU and HIJME STIIHE FOR ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE and BONDS 0 Auto Loans 0 Home Loans I Farm Loans msunmce : V' A IF' 'L' !?!',:'i': 5 ' F G know ROTH AGENCY Dial 5-3355 Rialto Theatre Bldq. ARNOLD ROTH - WM. KIEHNE Jan. 18- If all of a sudden you hear a click, you are probably being snapped with a camera. Everyone is out to win the 3300 first prize for the National High School Photography Contest. Jan. 20-Mr. Luther Hahs stood before Central students and townspeople tonight, but this time instead of teaching he was delivering the Commencement Address. It was a wonderful speech. jan. 21 - Everyone wishes school were like this all the time--only 10 minute classes, so home to sleep. jan. 25-The boys put up a good fight, but we lost to Preps by 2 points. jan.27-This is a mixture-tears of happiness and smiles of determination to do better next term. Don't blame the teachers. You are the ones who decided whether you would pass. jan. 28-Want to buy a ticket? It sounds like a chant. A Cappella Choir really wants those robes, and we want them to look their best when they represent Central, so Want to buy a ticket to the show? FEBRUARY Feb. 1- Sikeston or bust is the motto for tonight's gameg don't miss it. Feb. 3-Today looks as if spring is here. Wouldn't it be grand to be out of school to enjoy it? . JL LUMBEH BUMP!-lNY, Inn. 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First in Fashions For the Younger Set Name Brands as Featured In All The Leading Magazines Come In and See How Much You Save Feb. 4-For the second time this season jackson meets Central. Last time we lost, but tonight will be different, I hope. Feb. 7-I knew we'd wing we just had to beat jack son. Wow! what a game. Looking down Central's halls you surely find some sleepy students-don't you Judy Drum? Feb. 8-The city championship will be at stake tonight as Central meets Preps. Feb. 10-We lost 63-61 so there goes that beautiful trophy in the library. Oh, well, maybe next year. Feb. 13-Tigers are really going. We won from Farmington Friday night-good game, too. Feb. 14-Valentine's Day can surely be seen around Central with all the bulletin board decorations. I wonder if Mr. Cupid kept busy? Uust ask Martha Lewis.D Feb. 18-The last game ofthe season will be played tonight with Poplar Bluff. Come on, boosters, let's see you there. Feb. 21-Another Monday but not so blue because tomorrow is George Washing- ton's Birthday and school is out. Hurrah! Feb. 23-Back again! The seniors have selected the lucky candidates for. senior queen. They are Barbara Daniels, jill Juden, Ardith Krahn, janet Graham, and joy Kurka. May the best girl win. in Feb. 24- Buy your tickets now for the second all-school dance. Remember it's this Saturday at Memorial Hall. Feb. 25-Semester's honor roll was headed by Hunt and Stubbs. It must be swell to be so brainy. Feb. 28-The end of February, and the March lion is roaring. Only 61 more days of school! MARCH March l-Food! Food! Wonderful food! The annual banquet of the Silver Spear Dramatic Club was held tonight. With all the good food and fascinating entertain- ment, a good time was had by all. March 2-Look out, Y-Teens, you're going to split your seams. Twenty-eight new members were formally initiated. There are two sections. March 3-Our congrats to Richard Statham for receiving the Bausch and Lomb Honorary Award in science. March 4-Go fly a kite! That's exactly what the freshman are going to do tonight Anyway that's what the invitations to the freshman party implied. March 7-The senior class held its second meeting. The class decided to have the traditional services instead of the pageant previously considered. Could Jeanene Langdon have had a hand in this? March 9-The Spanish Club really is having a treat tonight, Dick Goodwin's mother is giving a Mexican dinner. lt's really wonderful, but please pass the water! -122- The Flrsi National Bank reioices with the FACULTY AND STUDENTS of CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL d grcxtulates them upon their increased opp for achievement 123 E. W. KASSEL IEWELER MCDONALD COMPANY, Inc. The Concrete Products Diamond - Iewelry - Gift Store Phone 5-8679 SINCE 1904 Cape Girardeau, Mo. Compliments of Your Friendly March 11-Introducing Mr. Robert Dodds, replacing Coach Muegge during his illness. Lots of luck to both, but maybe Mr. Dodds will need it most. iFor1 March 14-Only 69 more days till GREETIN G CARDS BELTS HANDBAGS GIFTS PCL UQ! school is out. Is that jill Juden getting her swim suit out? She's probably preparing for one of those luscious tans. March 16-Oh, that wonderful music! Tonight is the annual Spring Festival of the Southeast Missouri Band Association. What a name-but the music is worth it. March18-Wear green! Don't forget! Wear green! St. Patrick's Day is the theme for the Sophomore Party. Dean Meinz and Genie Call make a real good king and queen, but are they Irish? March 21-The long awaited day is at long last here--the day all students look forward to-the day some teachers pray for-to relieve them. Maybe I had better tell what day this is. It's that day of all days Senior Career Day . just think, absolutely no classes today. It's heavenly! March 23-Barbara Hope has received the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. Now, now, boys, don't stampede her house for a demonstration. March 25-Senior X's this is the last stretch for you, meaning today completes the third quarter of school work-only one more term. March 28-Today tells how good the students are that Central turns out. It's tryouts for the district scholastic contests. March 30-Report cards today. I hope you all tried harder this past nine weeks. Well, good luck with your parents. March 31 - April l-Music Competition Festival is today and tomorrow. Bet we get all the top ratings. APRIL April 1 -Sophomore Pilgrimage and Junior Party April 6-D. O. Banquet April 7-Choir Tour to Crystal City April 8-Drivers' Education Contest April 8 - ll - Easter Holidays April 15-Y-Teen Party April 16 - Play Day April 22 - Choral Festival April 27 - N a tio n al Honor Society Initiation April 28-National Honor Society Banquet April 29 - Senior Prom MAY May 5 - Tiger Banquet May 7 - Scholastic Contests May 22 - Baccalaureate Services May 25 - 26 - Final Examinations May 26 - Commencement May 27-School term ends Relax . . . refresh Have Cl Coke i 3 S S Colm is a rogishnd trod'-mark. BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA,COMPANY BY I . -125- Complimen ts Of I I ll jwwl, Hlwum, Cape Girardeau Iackso xw ttitiii flwll fl . 'W CLEIZXRPLRS my Brunes ui , Compliments Of THOMPSON FOR FURS HND GQRMENTS FURRIERS Cape Girardeau, Mo. 220 N. Main Phone 5-2448 With Our Enlarged Department We Carry A Greater Assortment of Merchandise Compliments Of F. W. WOOLWORTH CO ngpf' t M If 1' S 1 - 126- Bahn Bros. Hardware Co. 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