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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1956 volume:

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R uth Ann Drum ART Genie Call, Betty Faris, Karen Mahan, Marion Snyder, Deanna Stout, Carolyn Tolliver BUSINESS Business Manager .......,.....,..4.............. Bill McDowell Advertising Manager 3 ........,.......,....,.,...,. Gaye Foeste Salesmen Darlene Bechel, Shirley Boren, Vivian Clark, William Dor- rell, Don Elrod, Walker Ervin, Gaye Foeste, Boni Gamblin, Renee Holm, Bill McDowell, Charlotte Moore, Mary Ran- ney, Nell Rogers, JoAnn Simmons PHOTOGRAPHERS Jerry Albert, Albert Estes, Millie Flentge, Jim Hardy, Bill Jones, Jim Ranney, Dave Rickard, Dave Shrout, Kay Stevenson, Charles Sutton, Jeanne Watson ADVISERS Art .... .. Miss Haman Business ,... . . . Miss Adams Literary ...... . . , Miss McLain Photography ......,..,...... . . , Mrs. Findley PHOTOGRAPHY - Lueders, Studio PRINTING - Missourian Printing and Stationery Company -131 DEDICATION To the early pioneers of our community who sowed the seeds of progress and made possible the growth and development of Cape Girardeau, the City of Roses, we gratefully dedicate this book. .-.V my AZSWWES IM L if ERI? Q CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSUURI SESIUIGENTENNIAL FOREWORD This year Cape Girardeau cele- brates its sesquicentennial, one hundred and fifty years of ad! vancement from a small trading post on the Mississippi to the largest city between St. Louis and Memphis. We are justly proud of our historical heritage, our excel- lent schools, churches, homes, and industries. May our city continue in the same spirit that guided our city fathers of the past. Cape Rock Park as it looks today. Cape Rock, first used as a trading camp by Ensign Girardot, a French trader, from Whom our city gets its name. ...S- Dun Luu1sLurimier 1748 - 1812 The founder of the city of Cape Girar- deau in a descriptive portrait created by the Missourian Art Department. - Z 1 Wfjx H7 arm My e e 3 fa jimi 11 f 1 if ff96if1 ,,,1 ,fi I Cyp W WWW,-WWW riif giv A Kiwi!-1 WZ! wvfflpf 02217 wWr.X ff ,of Q fff I I , , 1f7 Lfjg-fr'-Z-.a' ' QV ff LUTIMIBT S ' 1 fi 11 if if -1 ,4R4f Tf , We 2 V, iii XM, f' -':,Tfi' - -n ,M K 4 , , ,ZW ' f g 1-,ff zfvyxfu' M W-, ,, . HZ? iy cfi H if111,mW1 - is W-'22 ap as w f 1 Vifl. 11 F . J'-lMi ' 3i'fi 'i' 1 5Mf1 ?f uma ' 1 Wing ig ii ' Wiiii i' i1iI 4 '1i'iiiii imiI: E111 1 i 1 W? i!1fi 15'1', .5,l1i'W Wlii'-iiifi im! ii 1 L ., ff: 1 95 eQ W1 Known as the 1 E 1 of , 1 1-1 L11 rh -1 6 5- 6 4, ' '- ' , q r 4a 2 . -, 1' 'Af-'ff' 'f??fffJ MW ,A X uRed HOuSe,, V i F-MJ' f.'!'r:iii,?'f:lfrf- Y XA in f i4L:, 1 F V , iisif' uffga ffff if, 5 1 3?,TfrL2 tgp ll. 'wNif4i-- ugff-323, in if.-- 'iiifi iiii Zi 1, -e -5-. Used as High Schools in Cape Girardeau l Broadway School - used for ninth and tenth grades only. First Central High School I 9 I 6- I 9 S3 l Now used as the .W i Junior High l School l l l l l Old Lorimier Building used as a high school While the first Central High was under Construction. ALMA mm' I love thee, Alma Mater, Central High, Thy walls and halls so dear. Each memory of happy days gone hy Brings hack glad thoughts of thee. I love thy colors proudly flying, I arn proud of Tiger fame. To Thee I 'll ever true and loyal be Alma Mater! Central High! NEW CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL ' -. j :f- ' . . .-.1-f e ' .,... .. .. .. 5 ' , . WGN x , . - 5 way- N . Su as vwguve. V g I , g g N ,QS - bwg v g ,,--: I- W e ..g - g .:.-fi. ' g . A. ' . 2 5 5 :5 ..'::.,, , . 'X ' Wi N . 5.:: A - M2 aU 2 .Qf:fr'.' iss W wwf - ' :...: 21' .:. M 2 :- :SES-:s: . '. 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Schultz fsuperintendentj, Mr. John F. Cargle Cpresidentj, Miss Elizabeth Walther Qsecretaryj, Mrs. H. B. Newman, Mr. Walter H. Oberheide. 1.12.-. Parent-Teacher Advisory llounoil OFFICERS President - Mrs. L. R. Hinck Vice-President - Mrs. J. R. Mahan Secretary - Mrs. T. E. Taylor Row I - Taylor, Hinck, Mahan. Row 2 - Kelley, Green, Estes, Wright, Sutton. Row 3 - Mackey, Bock, Hirsch, Edwards, Drum, Pettigrew. Row 4 - Boren Nelson, Burk, Moore, Garlock. Row 5 - Sides, Blaylock, Lamkin, Vandivort, Flentge, Milli- kan, Wilferth. Parent-Teacher Council seeks to maintain and to promote better relationships among the school, the home, and the community. It sponsors four pro- grams during the year. One is the annual Back to School night during American Education Week. It also gives information to voters on bond elections, provides a telephone publicity committee to get voters out, and backs all movements for bettering our school. Members not in picture - Call, Brunkhorst, Patrick, Masterson, Foeste. Boostoos' lllub T OFFICERS President - Mr. jim Wilson Vice President - Mr. W. S. Wickham Secretary - Mr. R. O. Browning Treasurer - Mrs. Charles Vandivort The purpose of the Booster's Club is to promote all activities at Central, especially athletics, drama- tics, and musical organizations. The members help- ed sponsor a banquet for the football and basketball teams, provided special awards for outstanding play- ers, and helped provide bus transportation for stu- dents attending out-of-town games. FACULTY Row I - Reed, Findley, Carter, Bock, Adams, McKir1nis, Haman Row 2 - Gockel, Kies, Ford, Holley, Gillett, McLain Row 3 - Bohnsack, Muege, Blurnenberg, Hager, Carosello, Dodds, Krueger MARY Z. REED, B.S. wr Englirh x ,lv if U CARRIE H. FINDLEY, Af .A5fQf-. ,d.. Biologilt! X' EARLIE CARTER, B.S., M.S. C0-ordinator HOWARD S. BOCK, B.S., M.E. General Science LUCILLE ADAMS, B.S., M.A. Burinery LOIS K. MCKINNIS, B.S., M.A. H irtory, Englirh EDNA HAMAN, B.S. Art CORNELIA GOCKEL, B.S., M.A. Burinerr VIVIAN KIES, B.S., M.A. Citizenrbip RALPH L. FORD, B.S. Mathematicr f BETTY S. HOLLEY, B.S. Bnriners, English FRANCES GILLETT, B.S., M.A. Mafic LUCILLE MCLAIN, B.S., M.A. Englifla MAUDE BOHNSACK, B.S. Vocational Home Economicr ALTA MUEGGE, B.S. Social S cience, Englirb EDWIN A. BLUMENBERG, B.S., A.B., M.E S cience, Mathematics WELDON A. HAGER, B.S., M.S. Driven' Education, Matlvematicr ANTHONY CAROSELLO, B.S., M.E. lnrtramental Mnric ROBERT D. DODDS, B.S. Citizenrhip, Pbyrical Education CLARA KRUEGER, B.S., M.A. Latin, Englirh .-MT. PAUULTY Row 1 - Sackman, Towse, Heuschober, Ueleke, Schwab, Vogelsang, Williams Row 2 - Hines, Wescoat, I. Smith, Younghouse, H. Smith, Muir Row 3 - Schowengerdt, Sander, O'Conne11, Jenkins, McNeeIy, Sadler, Rixman KATHRYN SACKMAN, B.S., M.A. A rnerican H ifto ry LUCY ELLEN TOWSE, B.S., M.A. Plyyfical Education, H ealtlo CLARENCE J. HEUSCHOBER, B.S. Induitrial Arty MILTON W. UELEKE, B.S. Science NORMAN SCHWAB, B.S., M.E. Social Studies MILDRED VOGELSANG, A.B., B.S., B.S. in L.S. Librarian GRACE N. WILLIAMS, B.S., Ph.M. Matlaeniaticx ROBERT C. I-IINES, B.S., M.A. Social Studies JESSIE B. WESCOAT, A.B. Study Hall INEZ SMITH, B.S., M.S. Engliila, Drama ALMA YOUNGHOUSE, B.S., M.A. Vocational Home Econornicf HELEN SMITH, B.S. Englixb PAYNE MUIR, B.S., M.E. Pbyxical Education, Citizenybip BERENICE SCHOWENGERDT, A.B. Englirh NORMA V. SANDER, B.S. Pbyyical Education GLENN N. O'CONNELL, B.S., M.A. Social S tudief, Mathematics PAUL JENKINS, B.S., A.M. Counfelor A. H. MCNEELY Auto Mecbaniw ALENE SADLER, B.S., M.A. Englifb, Speech LAURA M. RIXMAN, A.B. Matlvematicr Nor in Picture - Elnora B. Michel, Dale Williams MISS MYRTLE SCHRADER School Nurse OFFICE MISS HELEN KETTERER MRS. NORMA SANDER we ,,, in , ...... : . fff I CAFETERIA STAFF MRS PAYNE MUIR Left to Right - Mrs. Ben Crites, CManagerJ, Mrs. Muriel Kelley, Cflfbief Mrs. Martha May, Mrs. Willie Lewis, Mrs. Grace Clemons, Miss Lena Grossheicler MAINTENANCE FORCE Seated - Roger Abernathy, Nelse Williams, Mrs. Luther Schafer, Luther Schafer, james Cantrell Standing - John Pedigo, jack Snider, james Bridges, William Poinsett, James Brown -I5- 9 S, I I ws.. M fi ,gif pQ.+zv fff ,J FW: M 1....fy P it 5 'Lv QMS - 'AZ 'iff is 43 I:-:ESQ Ag, 3,7 -Q3-' 919- 'H .ii .pam if W I f ' I . I' ' E an -W 5 , :L ul MII In , I, AQQLQJ' -113, ' I f-Aix S I N C C lollover- GLASSES A HILL ovER COMMON PLEAS COU HREE IN MISSOURI, H ITS ERECTION IN 1854 MOST NEATLY DRESSED DON ELROD 53 .I :L MOST FRIENDLY WALKER ERVIN KAREN MAHAN x X r S 'figs ,ffl Q ,Q , L. wg? 31 S5153 7' Q 3A iff? a Senior a JF 4 'N' '- ' mf' f Q I+. ' ' ' 5 A 553 Jw Q L f BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT BILL MCDOWELL CHARLOTTE MooRE V, ,W-,V , , V, If 11 . : ily ' . 3 ' w 7 P A JI fir 3 N3 599 KAREN I-IAYDEN A Ni, I ff' N Y A My I if D.Sioui MOST ATHLETIC CLEO TICER JAMES HENCY W W wvnwaznnmi Y A wiffffwwwg 2 53' QMZQQQJW 5 AW MM RE 4 Sw Superlatives Q QE ef A f 5 ., MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED PEGGY RIEHN BOB PIERCE WITTIEST KAREN STEVEN soN DENNIS BROWN CUTEST SMILE RUSBY SEABAUGH DEANNA STOUT I an 'X ,jig . PRETTIEST GIRL i GAIL FINCH MOST HANDSOME BOY ARTHUR WELCH mm .1- Qysxw ,aww ,..,, gvlls Z 3 M ,, ,... .g.,. a :E ,.., vghgSQsA? 2aaQg?v ..,, 4 D. Sl-.out 1? eninrs ROSEMARY ALEXIOU Sports Club, Tigerettes, Typing Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Secretary Home Room, Silver Spear, Red Dagger, National Honor Society, Tiger Literary Staff CEditor-in- Chief and Assistant Editorj, Quill and Scroll SHIRLEY AUFDENBERG D.O. Club DARLENE BECHEL Shorthand Club, Typing Club, Girardot Business Staff BOB BLANK D.O. Club JUDITH BOLLINGER Christian Y o u t h Fellowship, Small Ensemble Club, Band, Or- chestra, Musicettes, Girls' Ensem- ble, A Cappella SHIRLEY BOREN Typing Club, Tigerettes, Home Economics Club, Sports Club, President Home Room, Book Ex- change, Girardot Business Staff, A Cappella -zo- MONICA ALLISON D.O. Club, Photography Club, Missouri Club, Home Economics Club, Y. Teens, Nurses' Club, Sport Club HOBART BAKER D.O. Club SUE BESS Silver Spear, Tiger Cub Staff, Pre- sident Home Room, Tiger Liter- ary Staff, Chemistry Club, Trea- surer Student Council, Book Ex- change, Volleyball, National Ho- nor Society, Quill and Scroll SALLY BLAYLOCK Sports Club, Tigerettes, Missouri Club, Travel Club, Latin Club, Vice President Home Room, Home Room Treasurer, Student Council, Home Economics Club, Christian Youth Fellowship, A Cappella DALE BORCHELT Math Club, Projectionist Club, junior A. Cappella TED BORUM Audubon Club, Chemistry Club, Vice-President Home Room, Band DANA BOYT Ensemble Club, Christian Youth Fellowship, Secretary Home Room, Latin Club, Band, Orches- tra, Woodwind Quartet, Creative Writing DENNIS BROWN Sports Club, Tiger Business Staff, Treasurer Home Room, Home Room Vice-President - BETTY CANFIELD Art Club, Sports Club, Christian Youth Fellowship, Shorthand Club, Library Assistant, Junior A Cappella LOUISE CARTWRIGHT Nurses Club, Missouri Club, La- tin Club, Christian Youth Fellow- ship, Shorthand Club RONNIE CHILDERS Tiger Business Staff, Electrical Engineers, Audubon Club, Stu- dent Council, Band, Orchestra, Boys' Ensemble, Musicettes, A Cappella JUDITH CLARK Typing Club, Shorthand Club, Audubon Club, Travel Club, La- tin Club, Sports Club, Chemistry Club, Christian Youth Fellow- ship, Volleyball, Math Club, Na- tional Honor Society eninrs MARY SUE BROOKS Typing Club, Sports Club, D.O Club JOYCE BULLARD Typing Club, Projectionist Club Home Economics Club JANE CANTRELL Christian Youth Fellowship, Typ- ing Club, D.O. Club BARBARA CHAPLIN Tiger Cub Staff, Missouri Club, Future Teachers of America, Homeroom Treasurer, Tiger Li- terary Staff, D.O. Club, National Honor Society JEANNE ANNE CHILDRESS Secretary Home Room, Typing Club, Art Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Future Teachers of America, Ti- ger Literary Staff, Student Coun- cil, Red Dagger, National Honor Society, Band, Orchestra, Girls' Ensemble, Musicettes, A Cappella, Quill and Scroll VIVIAN CLARK Sports Club, Tigerettes, Short- hand Club, Chemistry Club, Sec- retary, Home Room, Basketball, Girardot Business Staff 9 Seniors DANNY COBBLE Baseball, Basketball , EDDIE CRITES Hunting and Fishing Club, Red Dagger, Tiger Business Staff BOB CRUSE Projectionist Club, Photography Club, D.O. Club WILLIAM DORRELL Chemistry Club, Math Club, Pre- sident of Home Room, Projec- tionist Club, Student Council, President of Student Body, Girar- clot Business Staff, National Ho- nor Society, Boys' Ensemble, Mu- sicettes, A Cappella PETE DYE Boys' Cooking Club, Football, D.O. Club CAROL ANN ERVIN Typing Club, Home Economics Club, Christian Youth Fellowship, Sports Club BARBARA CRIDDLE Girls' Sports Club, Tigerettes, Missouri Club, Travel Club, La- tin Club, Shorthand Club, Typing Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Home Room Treasurer FRANKLIN CRITES Hunting and Fishing Club, Pro- jectionist Club, D.O. Club JUREA DAUME Tiger Cub Staff, Tigerettes, Typ- ing Club, Sports Club, Y-Teens JUDY DRUM Art Club, Home Room Secretary, Future Teachers of America, Nurses' Club, Girardot Literary Staff CAssistant Editor, Literary Editorj, Tigerettes, Home Room Vice-President, Library Assistant, Home Economics Club, Travel Club DON ELROD Cooking Club, Audubon Club, Math Club, President of Home- room, Chemistry Club, Book Ex- change, Girardot Business Staff, Red Dagger WALKER ERVIN Cooking Club, Student Council Tiger Staff, Secretary of Homej room, Girardot Business Staff Musicettes, A Cappella, Boys' En- semble, Student President BETTY FARIS Typing Club, Art Club, Girardot Art Staff GRACE FIEDLER Nurses' Club GAIL FINCH Silver Spear, Secretary of Home Room, Assistant Editor of Tiger, Red Dagger, Tiger Cub Staff, Drum Majorette, Editor of Tiger, Quill and Scroll JENNIFER FORD Typing Club, Silver Spear, Spa- nish Club, Secretary of Home Room, D.O. Club BONI GAMBLIN Girardot Business Staff HARRY GEORGE Boys' Sport Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Tiger Business Staff, Home Room President, Au- dubon Club, Boys' Cooking Club, Home Room Treasurer, Math Club, Chemistry Club Seniors RICHARD FARROW Projectionist Club, Football MELVA FIEDLER Typing Club, Junior A Cappella GAYE FOESTE Tigerettes, Sports Club, Typing Club, Art Club, Girardot Business Staff CAdvertising Managerl, Fu- ture Teachers of America Club, President of Home Room, Secre- tary of Home Room, Travel Club, Girls Home Economics Club DELORES GALLOWAY Photographers Club, Girardot Editor, Junior A Cappella GAIL GARLOCK Silver Spear, Typing Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Tiger Literary Staff, Red Dagger, D.O. Club, Quill and Scroll, junior A Cappella MARY GLASSCOCK Chemistry Club, Y-Teens, Nurses' Club, Typing Club, Latin Club, Christian Youth Fellowship iz? aniurs JEAN GLEASON Student Council, Typing Club, Sports Club, D.O. Club, junior A Cappella RONALD GREBING Audubon Club, Football, A Cap- pella WAYNE HANEBRINK Projectionist Club, Home Room Vice-President, Audubon Club, Tiger Business Staff, Band KAREN HAYDEN Typing Club, Shorthand Club, Li- brary Assistant, junior Red Cross RENEE HOLM Silver Spear, Typing Club, Home Room Vice-President, Forum Club, Sports Club, Girardot Bu- siness Staff, Red Dagger WAYNE I-IORTON Hunting and Fishing Club, Audu- bon Club, Boys' Ensemble, Music- ettes, A Cappella JACK GOLIGHTLY Electrical Engineers, Home Room Treasurer, Boys' Singing Club, Girardot Business Staff, Math Club, Chemistry Club, President of Home Room JACQUELINE GREEN Christian Youth Fellowship, Mis- souri Club CARL HAWKINS JAMES HENCY Basketball, Baseball, Home Room President, Boys' Ensemble, Mu- sicettes, A Cappella, Senior Class President FRED HORRELL D.O. Club, Football, Home Room Vice-President CHARLES HUBER Chemistry Club, Electrical Engin- eers Club PHYLLIS HUCKSTEP Nurses' Club, Latin Club, Sports Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Home Ec- onomics Club, Travel Club, Band, Orchestra, A Cappella CHARLES JACOBS Boys' Cooking Club, Chemistry Club, Vice-President of Home Room DORIS JOYCE Sports Club, Library Club, Vol- leyball ROSLYN KAUFMAN Photographers' Club, Typing Club, Sports Club CLAUDINE KEESEE Typing Club, Nurses' Club, Y- Teens BOB KELLEY Hunting and Fishing Club, Sports Club eniurs CHARLES HUTSON Electrical Engineers, Tiger Bus- iness Staff, CAdvertising Manag- erj, Projectionist Club DEON JOHNSON Home Room President, Sports Club, Silver Spear, Band, Orches- tra SHIRLEY KASSEL Art Club, Drum Majorette, A Cappella BOB KEESEE Hunting and Fishing Club, D.O. Club DONALD KEESEE Sports Club, D.O. Club JEANINE KNIGHT Spanish Club, Student Council, Sports Club Seniors CAROLYN KOENIG Girls' Basketball, Sports Club, Home Economics Club, Art Club, Future Teachers of America, Nurses' Club, Typing Club, Vol- leyball BEVERLY LATHAM Tiger Literary Staff, Future Teachers of America, Cub Staff, Typing Club, Junior A Cappella LEOLA MACK Shorthand Club EARL MACKEY Football, Student Council, Pro- jectionist Club, Basketball, Home Room President, Home Room Secretary, Football, Home Room Treasurer, National Honor Socie- YY NANCY MANDRELL Sports Club, Volleyball SHELBY McCLAlN ..-2 6.- LIDA LANDGRAF Sports Club, Tigerettes, Home- room Secretary, Home Room President, Typing Club, Missouri Club, Christain Youth Fellow- ship, Student Council, Library Club, Travel Club, ' Cheerleader, Volleyball, Nurses' Club, Music- ettes, Girls' Ensemble, A Cappel- la, Junior Red Cross, Library Assistant GUY LOWES Football, Hunting and Fishing Club, Home Room Treasurer ELWANDA MACKE Shorthand Club, Typing Club, Girls' Home Economics Club, Nurses' Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Y-Teens, Tiger Literary Staff, ju- nior A Cappella KAREN MAHAN Silver Spear, Tiger Cub Staff, Secretary - Treasurer of Home Room, Tigerettes, Book Ex- change, Tiger Literary Staff, Red Dagger, Cheerleader, Girardot Art Staff, National Honor Socie- ty, Quill and Scroll RALPH MAXTON Home Room Treasurer, Hunting and Fishing Club, Band, Electric- al Engineers, Home Room Vice- President, Projectionist Club, Typing Club, Homeroom Presi- dent, Cooking Club, Math Club, Chemistry Club, National Honor Society, Chess Club KAY MCCOLLUM Typing Club, Tigerettes, Home- room Secretary, Girardot Business Staff, Tiger Literary Staff, Stu- dent Council, Book Exchange, Girardot Literary Staff, CLiterary Editorb, Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent BILL MCDOWELL Electrical Engineers, Treasurer. of Home Room, Girardot Staff, QBusiness Managerl, Red Dag- ger, Student Council LARRY MCNEELY TED MILLER Electrical Engineers, Photograph- ers Club, Tiger Business Staff, Typing Club, Chemistry Club, Band, Orchestra JERRY MooRE Baseball, Basketball, Home Room Secretary RICHARD NIEDLING Electrical Engineers, Baseball, Singing Club, Football, Cooking Club, President Home Room, Red Dagger LORENE NOTHDURFT Library Club Saniurs LARRY MCKINNEY Sports Club, Singing Club, Stu- dent Council, Typing Club, Base- ball, Hunting and Fishing Club, Football, A Cappella, Basketball MARGARET MECHAM Christian Youth Fellowship, Typ- ing Club, Library Club, Short- hand Club CHARLOTTE MOORE Sports Club, Student Council, Silver Spear, President Home- room, Typing Club, Tigerettes, Cheerleader, Girardot Business Staff CSales Managerj, Secretary Homeroom, Sextet, National Ho- nor Society, A Cappella EDDIE NEBEL Projectionist Club, Hi-Y NOVELLA NOLAN D Silver Spear, Tiger Cub Staff, Tiger Literary Staff, Spanish Club, Home Room Vice-President, ju- nior A Cappella MICHAEL O'DONNELL Projectionist Club, Girardot Pho- tographer, Boys' Singing Club Audubon Club, D.O. Club .-.-27.2 l 8 ll l U PS TOM OHLANDT Student Council, Book Exchange, Red Dagger CAROLE OLIVER Shorthand Club, Typing Club, Home Economics Club, Nurses' Club, Sports Club, D.O. Club NANCY' PARKER Art Club, Typing Club, Chris- tian Youth Fellowship HELEN PHILLIPS Girls' Sports Club JOHN PRATT Singing Club, Projectionist Club, Homeroom Treasurer, A -Cappel- la, Chess Club JAMES RANNEY Electrical Engineers, Projectionist Club, Photographers Club, Home- room Treasurer, Ensemble Club, Orchestra, Girardot Photograph- ers Staff, Band, Chemistry Club ,Zh ELINOR O'HOWELL Tigerettes, Typing, Missouri Club, Spanish Club, Sports Club, D.O. Club JERRY OLIVER D.O. Club JACK PERRY Sports Club, Football BOB PIERCE Homeroom Treasurer, Electrical Engineers, Tiger Business Staff, Photographers Club, Homeroom Secretary, Baseball, Homeroom President, Chemistry Club, Band, Math Club, National Honor So- ciety, Homeroom Vice-President, Chess Club ERSIE PROBST Typing Club, Y-Teens, Shorthand Club, Projectionist Club, D.O. Club, Girardot Business Staff, Home Economics Club MARY RANNEY Silver Spear, Typing Club, Sports Club, Girardot Business Staff, Red Dagger, Homeroom Secretary, Library Assistant SHIRLEY REED Typing Club, Nurses' Club, D.O. Club, Missouri Club BILL RENNER Tiger Business Staff, Silver Spear, Chemistry Club, Latin Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, A Cappella LYLE REYNOLDS Projectionist Club DAVID RICKARD Electrical Engineers, Hunting and Fishing Club, Football, Girardot Photography Staff, Red Dagger TERRY ROBB Electrical Engineers, Tiger Busi- ness Staff, Audubon Club NELLIB ROGERS Typing Club, Christian Youth Fellowship, Nurses' Club, Y- Teens, Home Economics Club, Girardot Business Staff, D.O. Club Seniors JERRY REIMANN Silver Spear, Tiger Business Man- ager, Student Council, Home- room Treasurer, Chemistry Club, National Honor Society, Boys' Ensemble, Musicettes, A Cappella, Quill and Scroll DAVID RETHERFORD D.O. Club REX RHODES Projectionist Club, Audubon Club, Tiger Business Staff, Or- chestra, Band, A Cappella PEGGY RIEHN Tiger Cub Staff, Homeroom Sec- retary, Typing Club, Future Teachers of America, Tiger Li- terary Staff, Band, National Ho- nor Society, Quill and Scroll CAROLYN ROBINSON Typing Club, Shorthand Club, Nurses' Club, Y-Teens, D.O. Club ELIZABETH ROSE Typing Club, Missouri Club, Li- brary Club, Sports Club, Home- room Secretary, Christian Youth Fellowship, Home Economics Club, Band, Junior Red Cross aniurs JERRY SCHLEGEL Hunting and Fishing Club CAMILLE SCHUMACHER Sports Club, Art Club, Home Economics Club, Christian Youth Fellowship, Drivers' Club, Fu- ture Teachers of America, Junior A Cappella JUDY SEAGRAVES Homeroom President, Art Club, Y-Teens, Homeroom Secretary, Typing Club, Library Assistant, Student Council JO ANN SIMMONS Tigerettes, Cub Staff, Typing Club, Missouri Club, Future Teachers of America, Sports Club, Girardot Business Staff, Spanish Club BILL SLINKARD Hy-Y Club, Student Council, Vice-President of Homeroom, Boys' Ensemble, Musicettes, A Cappella MARION SNYDER Homeroom Treasurer, Girardot Art Staff, Homeroom President, D.O. Club .i3O... JIM sci-IMIDT Photographers Club, Projection- ist Club RUSBY SEABAUGH Homeroom Treasurer, Tiger Bus- iness Staff, Homeroom President, Audubon Club, Math Club, Che- mistry Club,-National Honor So- ciety, Red Dagger RUTH SHALTUPSKY Library Assistant, Future Teach- ers of America, Creative Writing Club, Homeroom Secretary, Tiger 'Literary Staff, Christian Youth Fellowship, Ensemble Club, Cub Staff, Homeroom Treasurer, D.O. Club, National Honor Society JO ELLEN SITZES Typing Club, Girls' Home Eco- nomics Club, Christian Youth Fel- lowship JUNE SMITH Sports Club, Typing Club, Art Club, Home Economics Club, Li- brary Assistant, Nurses' Club, Li- brary Club, Shorthand Club CHARLOTTE STALLINGS Shorthand Club, Typing Club, Red Dagger, Christian Youth Fel- lowship, Future Teachers of Am- erica, Nurses' Club, Travel Club, Library Assistant JUDITH STALLINGS Girls' Home Economics Club, Nurses' Club GENE STATLER Home Room Treasurer, Projec- tionist Club, Boys' Cooking Club, Chemistry Club, Math Club, Red Dagger JACK STEVENS D.O. Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, A Cappella JOHN STONE DEANNA STOUT 'Silver Spear, Tiger Cub Staff, Typing Club, Vice-President Home Room, Treasurer Home Room, Girardot Art Staff, Red Dagger, Nurses' Club JOHN STUBBS Hunting and Fishing Club, Book Exchange, Student Council, Vice- President Home Room, Tiger Business Staff, Audubon Club, Projectionist Club, National Ho- nor Society, Silver Spear, Chemis- try Club, Student Council, Math Club, Quill and Scroll, A Cap- pella, Chess Club eninrs CHARLES STATLER Tiger Business Staff, Electrical Engineers, Chemistry Club, Base- ball LOUISE STATLER D.O. Club, Tigerettes, Sports Club, Missouri Club, Home Ec- onomics Club, Nurses' Club, Fu- ture Teachers of America KAREN STEVENSON Silver Spear, Tiger Cub Staff, Ti- ger Literary Staff, Secretary Home Room, Red Dagger, Vice-Presi- dent Home Room, junior A Cap- pella DOROTHY STOOPS NANCY STROP D.O. Club CLIFFORD SULLIVAN D.O. Club I 8 ll l 0 I' 8 JOE SUMMERS Homeroom T r e a s u r e r, Boys' Sports Club, Homeroom Presi dent, Boys' Cooking Club, Stu- dent Council, Homeroom Treas- Llfel' CARL THOMASON D.O. Club MARILYN TIBBS Christian Youth Fellowship, Homeroom President, Girls' Sports Club, Homeroom Secre- tary, Girls' Ensemble, D.O. Club, Musicettes, A Cappella PAT TOOKE Tiger Literary Staff, Art Club, Cub Staff, Y-Teens PEGGY WALKER Cheer Leader, Tigerettes, Red Dagger, Sports Club, Silver Spear, Typing Club, Student Council, Book Exchange, Girls' Ensemble, Musicettes, A Cappella, Junior Red Cross ARTHUR WELCH Homeroom Vice-President, Stu- dent Council, Homeroom Presi- dent, Football, Basketball, Projec- tionist Club FRANZ TEICHMAN Tiger Business Staff, Student Council, Projectionist Club, Au- dubon Club, Homeroom Treas- urer TYRONE THOMPSON Homeroom Secretary, Football CLEO TICER Sports Club, Tigerettes, Volley- ball, Shorthand Club, Girls' Home Economics Club, Junior A Cap- pella MARY ANN WACHTER D.O. Club, Shorthand Club, Typ- ing Club, Girls' Home Economics Club, Sports Club, Library Club, Girardot Business Staff MYRNA WARREN Tiger Cub Staff, Future Teachers of America, Sports Club, Tiger- ettes, Christian Youth Fellowship, Travel Club, Latin Club JOHN WELCH Homeroom President, Projection- ist Club, Homeroom Secretary, Basketball, Football, Homeroom Vice-President 1 1 I l l MARY WELCH Christian Youth Fellowship, En- semble Club, Latin Club, Band Student Council, Sports Club, Homeroom Treasurer, Home Ec- onomics Club PATSY WELKER Nurses' Club JUDY WILLS Tiger Cub Staff, Band, Typing Club, Orchestra, Latin Club, Y- Teens, Chemistry Club, Book Ex- change, Tiger Literary Staff, Ju- nior A Cappella DONALD WISE Boys' Cooking Club, Football CAROL WOOD Sports Club, Typing Club EVELYN YOUNG Christian Youth Fellowship, A Cappella enlnrs LINDA WELKER I-Iomeroom Vice-President, Art Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Y-Teens, Tiger Literary Staff, Homeroorn Treasurer ANN WESCOAT Silver Spear, Typing Club, Red Dagger, Homeroorn Secretary, Band Leader, 'Majorette, Travel Club, A Cappella JEANETTE WINISKO Y-Teens, Travel Club CTransfer- red in senior year from Sidney Lanier High School, Montgomery, Alabarna,J Future Homemakers of America, Science Club, Lanier Tri-Hi-Y, Marshall's Club, Junior Red Cross, Oracle Art Staff LINDA WITHERS Silver Spear, Typing Club, Red Dagger, Travel Club, Tiger Cub Staff KAY WRIGHT Silver Spear, Library Assistant, Tiger Cub Staff, Home Economics Club, Tiger Literary Staff, Red Dagger, Volleyball, National Ho- nor Society, Future Teachers of America, Horneroorn Vice-Presi- dent, Quill and Scroll JIM YOUNG Basketball JUNIUR PAVURITES Qljemggtileiif JIM GREEN ,.He,, Iudi Mahan .,,,....................,...,. , ,.... 25535 FAVORITE GRACE WRING Song 'iMy Funny Valentine Date ...,,.,,,..,,,,,,,,,,. That 1sn't any secret Chicken with gravy, mashed ,...,,,,,, Food ........ Shrimp, steak, and lemon pie potatoes, peas, and rolls Red and blue ,. ,..,,...,,,,,,,...,, .,.. C olor ....,.. .,.,,,,ii,.,...,. P owder blue Hunting and sailing ,.,,...,.,..,,,,.,,, The Tumult and the Slaouting Hobby ...., .i,i C ollecting lipsticks , ,,,,, Book ,,,,.., ,,,,,........l,,...,, S o Bzg Basketball , ..,.,,......,t..,,,......,..... ,Sport .....,. ,,,,, S wimming Juniors MARY ALLISON JAMES AUSTIN LARRY BAUER JOELLA BEAL RAYMOND BENDEL JOHN BENNETT RUTH ANN BINGENHEIMER BETTY BLACK NANCY BOLLINGER RICHARD BOLLINGER GARY BOSS LAWANA BOWDEN LYNDA BOWERMAN MARTHA BRASHER MARGARET BROCKMIRE DEAN BROWN RICHARD BUELTEMANN MARION BURFORD DONNA BURKETT BARBARA BURTON NINA BUTTON ,WY ,, Juniors GENIE CALL BEVERLY CARR MARJORIE CARROLL KENNETH CHAPMAN MARILYN CLARK BARBARA COBB RODNEY COLLINS JIM COTNER SANDRA COTNER SYLVIA COTNER LORETTA COWAN WILLIAM CRAFTON DICK CUMMINGS ALBERT DANIELS LETA DAVIS MITCHELL DEIMUND PATRICIA DERRINGTON PHYLLIS DICKEY RUTH ANN DRUM DOROTHY DYE SALLY EDMONDS -35- Juniors JUDY EMERY IRENE ERVIN JOYCE EVANS MARY ANN EWAN JIM PARIS JUNE EINGERHUT LYNN FLUEGGE FRANCINE FORD BARBARA FULTON MARJORIE GARRETT HERBERT GOHN ARTHUR GRAHAM JIM GREEN CAROL GREGORY SHARON GRIFFIN MARY LEE GROSECLOSE OLIVER GROSECLOSE MARY HALE ROLLIE HALL SHIRLEY HAMAN MARCIA HAMPTON ,awmv Juniors MYRNA HARDWICK JIMMIE HASTINGS MADIIZZNI HECHT T QAM! CHARLES HEILIG RICHARD HERBERT CHARLES HERBST SHELBY HEUER MARY HINES BENNY HINTON JOE HOBBS KENT HOFFMEISTER TOMMY HOLSHOUSER MARILYN IKERMAN CHANDLER JAMES JUNE JAUCH CLEO JOHNS PAUL JOHNSON JOHN JONES KAREN JONES CAROL KEESEE DELORES KEESEE Juniors HOWARD KELLEY MARTHA KELLY VIRGINIA LEE KERR JACK KIEFER GLORIA KRIEGER GERALD LAGRAND MYRNA LANE CAROLYN LANGSTON BONNIE LAWSON CAROYLN LEAR JANICE LIKENS EDDIE LOFTIN MARY LOWES VERONCETT MANN CLAIRE MARTIN TARA MASTERSON WILMA MCCAIN BOBBY MCDOWELL DEAN MEINZ JOHN MEISENHEIMER RUBY MERRITT Juniors CHARLES MEYER DON MILLER SUSAN MILLER DANNY MOORE ROY MORRISON JOHN MULKEY ROBERT NAETER SHARON NICKLESS JANE NOBLE RALPH NUSSBAUM RONALD OWENS WILLIAM PHILLIPS CHARLOTTE PICKENS CHARLES PICKETT GEORGE PLUMB CAROL POSTON JACKIE PRATTE LILLIE PROPST DOY RAYBURN JERRY RICH SHIRLEY ROGERS i4O...... Juniors JAMES EOUSSEL LINDA RUBEL JAMES RUSSELL JAMES SANDERS CAROLYN SAWYER DIXIE SCHAEFER HELEN SCHLEGEL RONNIE SCHNARE DON SEABAUGH JUDITH SHERFIELD DAVID SHROUT VICKI SIDES BARBARA SIMMONS KEITH SLINKARD TOMMY SLINKARD PATRICIA SMITH NORMA SNIDER JANET SNYDER MARTHA SPAIN ELIZABETH SPARKS CHARLOTTE STATLER Juniors MIKE STEVENSON PHYLLIS SWAIM MIKE TAYLOR RALPH THOMAS LAVANA TILLEY CAROLYN TOLLIVER WILLIAM WASSON JEANNE WATSON JOHN WEIMER PHYLLIS WEST PEGGY WHITTAKER JIMMIE WILLIAMSON KAREN WILSON GRACE WRING PATRICIA YOUNG TOM YOUNG BOB ZIMMERMAN SUP UMIIRB FAVURITIES 9? fixing 0 ggi so gi, L ,gil Q .af 2 WSE? 3 5' f H512 gf ft' 1 ?'05a1z L' ' 5 Wa ,S fs LZZZZL' if zffzif if 1' 42 13? asia MN, 22 2zga?'?2i if ,rv Dig? ig ,, fi E2 1 , Q A 3 5 gash fi ii Af gg ,JS 6 W 2 Allow I , .Q fm . Faris' DON BROOKS The Lord's Prayer ,,.. .. Geometry ........,............ Reading and drawing ,,,,,,,,e, ,S Broiled steak, mashed 'taters, cole slaw, peach cobbler Blue ,.,...,,,,.,,i.,.,.,.,,,,..,. Wimpy's ...wV,,,,,,... .. ...,... Building model airplanes .,,, Basketball .,7,7,7,,,,..,,...... 0 WEST' ,W qw: F A' asf' f L :E , ai ,zz ' ' an as .W mae' 5 if as-Q, E' me MW 'rQa+,a5iiXf'i'5E351Za'Zaa, Y' TRD 5535? 155-'QXE ,ff , .r:Z2lWa:' at ma S ir new W: feel ,Q F Ei 9:95 55 Af Al? is 0' SV? V aw? 25 Q W , r 3 ' .sf S162 gg, ow ,455 ,ff V Magi, FAVORITE Song r,... .. Subject .. , Pastime Food Color Hangout ,, Hobby , , Sport SUE b-J SUEDEKUM It's a Blue World Algebra Talking on phone Steak, French fries Navy blue udy Pind's house ,, Playing records Volleyball Row 1--Howard Boyd, Ruth Ann Amos, Judy Brunk- horst, Sandra Baker, Julia Baker, Joyce Bass,-Kenneth Adams. Row 2-V e r n o n Barringer, David Black, Barbara Blank, Kay Allen, Linda Bone, Bet- ty Blankenship, Wayne Bos- well, Wayne Brockmire. Row 3-John Choate, Gary Borum, Don Brooks, Carol Ackman, Andrea Ambler. Row 1-Lorene Ervin, Carol Ervin, Larry Cronenbold, Keith Deimund, Carolyn Davis, Phyllis Crump, Kay Crews. Row 2-Richard Collins, Mo- dena Cook, Ned Doza, Lyle Cook, julia Cullom, jacque- line Clark, Donald Dickey, Wayne Corner. Row 3-Albert Estes, Bill Cot- ner, Cecil Crabb, Carl Cum- mins, David Erlbacher. Row 1-Freddie Gilbert, Don Freeman, Jon Garlock, Bet- ty Gammon, Mary Fulton, Bonnie Groves, Marilyn Fox. Row 2-Frances Givens, Fran- ces Gilliland, Mary Jane Green, Lonnie Frissell, Dick Goodwin, Jack Ford, james Farrar. Row 3-Bob Foster, Rusby Farrow, David Frushour, Er- nest Goehman, Don Go- lighrly, Ann Fuhrmann. Row 4-Bill Francis, Millie Flenrge, Walter Grebing, Champ Gilliland, jackie Floyd. uphumnres Q0 Lin i..... safN l 'Wi it t Row 1--Mary Lee Hawkins, Norma Hawkins, Ann Kauf- mann, Susan Jackson, Shelby Hood, Larry Haertling, Bart Heath. Raw 2-Ted Lear, Kenny Hett, Weldon Hilpert, Caro- lyn Hedge, Mary Ann Kel- ley, Jim Hardy, Eugene Hut- tegger. Row 3-Carolyn Guard, Patsy Horrell, Norma Lambert, E. W. Kassel, Ivan Holloway, Dennis Herrmann, Elaine Knapp, Gail Hazel. Row 4-Dave Kelley, Larry Joiner, Lawrence Hinck, James Kirkpatrick, James Hutson. Row 1-Ronnie McDowell, Wayne Morrow, Gary Ma- brey, Don McBride, Tom Miesner, John Martin, Ho- mer Millikan. Row 2-Charles Minor, Janet Little, Barbara Martin, Kay McBride, JoAnn Mandrelle, Carolyn Lincoln, Kenneth Lipps. Row 3-Bill McNew, Patricia Miller, Judi Mahan, Glenda McBride, Lusella McClard, Charlotte Long. Row 4-Fred Mayfield, Rich- ard Martin, Albert Moore, Edward Mayberry, Ray Mas- ters. Row 1-Mary Penrod, Marilyn Pratte, Pat Nothdurft, Sam- my Palsgrove, Jean Reed, Judy Pind. Row 2-David Rhodes, Doris Reisenbichler, Bob Poinsett, Pat Robertson, Bill Poin- sett. Row 3-Carlos Ratliff, Clota Mae Rolf, Anna Mae Reth- erford, Martha Pierce, Sa- rah Patrick, Joe Oldfield. Row 4--Johnny Reid, Jearld Perkins, Robert Randolph, Darroyl Newcome, Ray O'Howell. Row 1-Jack Smith, La Vona Smith, Jean Ross, JoAnn Se- graves, Glenda Shackles, Patricia Rudert, john Sea- baugh. Row 2-Martha Stroder, Mary Statler, Patty Stafford, Shir- ley Stephens, Ruth Spren- gel, Nancy Stone, Sue Sue- dekum. Row 3-Scottie Rowe, Bobby Sisco, Bonnie Stephens, Terry Scott, David Seifert, Charles Sutton. Row 1-Norris Wilson, janet Wood, Joan Teets, Charlotte Young, Fern Wissman, Tha- ron Travelstead. Row 2-Dick Withers, Karen Wieser, jane Teague, Sarah Tolliver, Janice Thomason, Don Zimmerman. Row 3-Ronnie Werner, Jane Young, Margaret Thomson, joan Young, Harold Town- send. Row 4-Bill Wallace, Bobby Tooke, Paul Vandivort, Bill Terry, Richard Thomas, Kent Teichman. ophumnres SOPHOMORES NOT IN PICTURE: Fanny Abernathy, Zeta Ackman, Joe Bass, Forrest Bierschwal, Al Brock, Mary Bullard, Karl Busche, Michael Caldwell, Johnnie Carter, Willie Colon, Ruth Craft, Robert Crosby, Carol Dean, Harvey Dow, jackie Ervin, Saundra Estell, Ronald Evans, James A. Finch, Lindsay Gaither, Alfred Graham, Russell Hill, Arthur Houck, Eugene Huttegger, Bill Kimbel, Nancy Mitchell, Jim Moore, Patsy Palmer, William Penny, Edward Pikes, Glenda Pridemore, Lillian Raines, Clara Reed, jay Romine, Sheila Schaefer, Charles Seabaugh, Joe Seabaugh, Marvin Shirrell, Jerry Lee Sitzes, William Stafford, Joe Strack, Jacqueline Warner, Marilyn Young. l lw mm 'Q 4 W 4 wMQ'lmi52ffxgj5 Magik? rim' ith. . ,, rj 'wh Wfmgmiwm M: 'iggi 'sim i lb r wx Ya R tbl lie. M5 Ei M if git Q X' v 'N' ,rm . 5 QW' vnmqypggw CNG ROCKY WILFERTH FAVORITE :m.'-' Q V A F Y' My , V! ff 3? 5 X, if if E My FRESHMAN FAVURITES GWENIE CALL The Great Pretenderu ......,,, . .,.,. Song ...,, ,,.......,,,,,,, No, Not Much English ,,,A,...... . ................... Subject ,,,,,,,..7 , ,...5,,,,,,,,,,,, Band Watching T.V. ,.................,w...... Pastime ...V ,.,A , A .....,., Listeninng to KXOK Beef roast, mashed potatoes, ,,.. ,,s.. F ood ,,.,,. s,,,,, and gravy Pork chops and rice with mushroom gravy Blue ...,,......,.. Color ...,,..., .,,.,,,...... .,,,,,,,,7,,,,, , A Pink Our farm ,,,............... . Hangout .t..... .,,v,,, A t janey Shearer's or . Betty Ti1ghman's Hunting and fishing ..,r... Hobby ,,,. ,,,,,,...,. . . .....,,,, A Art Basketball ...,...V.,,......,r. , . Sport ,,.... ,,,, B asketball Row 1-Larry Allen, Judy Boyd, Pauline Austin, Joan Asbridge, Karen Boren, Grover Brasher, Leroy Alli- son. Row 2-Lewis Bock, Carolyn Bendel, Sue Barringer, Joyce Brown, joan Bollinger, Emily Brennecke, Pat An- derson. Row 3-R o n n i e Bollinger, Ned Amlingmeyer, Richard Blaylock, Arnold Brockmire, Scott Browning, Tommy Ar- noldi. Row 1-Jerry Cora, Rachel Campbell, Judy Clore, Gwe- nie Call, Rarnelle Collie, Donna Corner, Charles Chil- ders. Row 2-Sharon Caruthers, Marsha Cleek, Scott Burns, jerry Clubb, Joy Cleland, Frieda Button. Row 3-Richard Cruse, Jerry Conley, jim Cushman, Glenn Dean, Neal Carter. Row 1-Diana Francis, Caro- lyn Gilles, Patricia Geiser, Shirley Ellis, Larry Drum, Torn Froemsdorf. Row 2-Loyce Fisher, Geral- dine Froemsclorf. Mary Fin- ney, Woody Drury, Paul Dormever, Helen Edwards, Ruth Ervin. Row 3-Alice Dye, Marilyn Faust, Pamela Garner, Jane Ewan. Freshmen .bg f N ' +4 its-..... Freshmen Row 1-Allen Hill, Dorothy Hand, Martha James, Joyce Hamilton, Karen Hedge, Ruth Ann Gregory, Jackie Hengst. Row 2-Lonnie Griffin, Car- ole Hirsch, janet Headrick, Nancy Hinton, Joan Hard- wick, Margaret Hope, Louis Haynes. Row 3-Dennis Henson, Bill Green, Bob Isaacs, Jerry Harper, Gene Gteable, Pat Harris. Row 1--D o r o t h y Koenig, Chloe Johns, Claude Lowery, Rob Lamkin, Loyd Kelley. Row 2--Carla Latham, Donna Kurre, Kathy Kelpe, Caro- lyn LaPlante, Ann Langston, Joyce Langdon. Row 3--Keith Lane, Larry Koch, Bill Jones, William Joiner, Charles Johnson. Row 1-Erna Meier, Cleta Mc- Lain, Pamela Maxey, Betty Mayberry, Bill McLaughlin. Row2-Carolyn Millikan, Robbie Meisenheimer, Joe Medlin, Margaret McKin- nev, Willie Maag, Terry Miller. Row 3-Frank Moore, Wil- liam Mathis, joe Mitchell, Tsddy Minker, jimmy Mur- D V- Row 1-Jerry Pind, Betty Ray- burn, Carolyn Pratte, Mar- cia Rudert, Carl Ritter. Row 2-Diana O'Howell, Car- ol Shirrell, Carolyn Randol, Karen Oliver, Janie Shearer, Doris Reed. Row 3-Bert ' Scism, Daniel Propst, David Pettigrew, Bill Roussell, Gerald Robin- son. Row 1-Tom Wright, Carole Townsend, Peggy Young, Suzanne Zickfield, Larry Walton, Martha Vandivort, Gary Wadlington. Row 2-Harold Tibbs, Sandra Wissman, Katherine Wun- derlich, Antoinette Whittak- er, Jerry Smith, Bill Wick- ham. Row 3-B a r b a r a Williams, Marv Weis, Rocky Wilferth, Daniel Wooden, Charles Wright, Bob Windisch, Sal- ly Wescoat. Row 1-Diane Talley, Peggy Stephens, Phyllis Strop. Ca- roline Sisco, Phyllis Spald- ing, Billy Owens. Row 2-Betty Tilghman, Jim ,Sides, Robert Haman, Gary Stevens. Jim Singleton, Ro- salee Smith, Janis Suede- kum. Row 3--Bobby Strain, Larry McCormick, Kaye Steven- son, Judy Roper, Edward Stevens, Judith Vogelsang. reshmen ff URGANIZATIUNS Aft? 55 '4.X45-AAA 'MN Y 9-'3 . 4.Jf,f'44'TFf7 :Qw1u 7'l'7'x-33's .T f .,...: 1 53'- 'sx Lf. W 59 X Q fz' 'r 'li , fi ' ' F I C G O C Q C S D ,11--1 C Q Qnie me Wafionaf .ilonor .szociefy Row 1-Mr. R. L. Sheets, Peggy Riehn, Charlotte Moore, Jeanne Ann Childress, Sue Bess, Kay Wright, Karen Mahan, Ruth Shaltupsky, Barbara Chaplin, Judith Clark, Rosemary Alexiou, Miss Grace Williams. Row 2-John Stubbs, Ralph Maxton, William Dorrell, Bill Renner, Earl Mackey, Bob Pierce, Rusby Seabaugh, Jerry Reirnann. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leader- ship, and to encourage the development of character in students of Central High School. Activities during the year include semi-annual banquets for new members and alumni, induction ceremonies, and meetings. unior The purpose of the Junior Red Cross is to organize and lead Junior Red Cross activities at Central and bring the various projects to the attention of the school. It sponsored the March of Dimes and the Junior Red Cross Fund Drive. Officers Fint :emerter - president, John Stubbs, vice-presi- dent, Ralph Maxton, secretary, Sue Bess, treasurer, Peggy Riehn. Second :emener - president, Rusby Seabaugh, vice- president, Bob Pierce, secretary, Kay Wright, trea- surer, Jerry Reimann. IQQJ Cm, Officers President-Lida Landgraf, vice-president-Patricia Young, secretary-Sue Suedekurn, treasurer-Judy Wills, public relations-Judi Mahan. Seated - Elizabeth Rose, Karen Hayden, Lida Landgraf, Martha Vandivort, Sally Edmonds, Judy Wills. Standing - Judy Pind, Pat Young, Sue Suedekum, Sally Wescoat, Janie Shearer, Diane Talley. ill. .szcdenf Counci FIRST SEMESTER Row 1--Jeanine Knighr, Walker Ervin, William Dorrell, Bill McDowell, Busby Seabaugh, Jeanne Childress, Larry Allen Row 2-Ruth Ann Amos, Pat Young, Jane Shearer, Sharon Caruthers, Judi Mahan, Diane Francis, Jerry Reimann, Rob Lamkin, Nancy Bollinger Row 3-Judith Clark, Marjorie Garrett, June Fingerhut, Margaret Thomson, Carol Dean, Norma Lambert, Barbara Williarns, Sue Suedekum Row 4-Gene Greable, David Frushour, John Mulkey, David Shrout, Bob Pierce, Johnny Reid, Gloria Krieger Memberr not in picture-Joe Mitchell PURPOSE Elected by students to serve as their repre- sentatives in matters that concern the school, the Student Council provides democratic partici- pation in helping meet school problems. Many activities are channeled through the student council, thus giving practical experience in scheduling, organizing, and administering plans for the welfare of the student body. ACTIVITES FOR YEAR Elections Book Exchange help Weekly government bond and stamp sales Suggestion Box Courtesy Awards Fund raising campaigns School supply store Ushers for school events Promotion of plans for increasing school prestige How to Study hints Scholarship bulletin board Courtesy campaign Three special assemblies Furnish the Tiger Dena All-School Dance Recognition Bulletin Board Campaign to increase school spirit Row 1-Shirley Boren, Walker Ervin, Don Elrod, Karen Mahan, Millie Flentge, Karen Stevenson, Ruth Ann Amos, Jerry Pind Row 2-Pat Harris, Jane Ewan, Sally Wescoat, Judi Mahan, Martha Stroder, Pat Young, Jeanine Knight, Saundra Cotner, Rob Lamkin Row 3-Miss Sackman, Marsha Cleek, Gloria Krieger, Carol Dean, Johnny Metz, Marion Burford, Norma Lambert, Marjorie Garrett Row 4-John Mulkey, Ned Amlingmeyer, Bob Tooke, Bob Pierce, David Shrout, John Reid .S?uc!enf Counci SECOND SEMESTER E. 'mum wolf, .. :'q2?'3 I we Qrarvlof Sam e d if an .141-f anc! oliferarg Seaied-Kay McCollum, Delores Galloway, Judy Drum Standing-Deanna Stout, Marion Snyder, Karen Mahan, Betty J Faris E Memberr not in picture--Genie 5 Call, Carolyn Tolliver, Ruth Ann Drum To publish a yearbook depicting school life and activities is the purpose of the com- bined Art, Literary, Business, and Photography staffs. The Art Staff is composed of five members who are responsible for mounting the pic- tures, and after a theme has been chosen for the Girardot, it is then carried out with art work. Members of the Literary Staff Work long hours preparing all copy for the year book with the exception of the advertising material. The Photography Staff works very hard taking and developing many of the photos used in our year book. As added activities this year, they made a tour of the new Johnston Studiog took the responsibility of the loan exhibit of pictures from Eastman Kodak Company, and had a snap contest Within the group with awards provided by the St. Louis Photo Supply Company. lgdofograiadg Ska!! Seated-Jerry Albert, Jeanne J Watson, Kaye Stevenson, Millie Flentge, Bill Jones Standing-Jim Hardy, David Rickard, D a v i d Shrout, Charles Sutton, Jim Ranney Memberr not in picture-Roy Morrison, Albert Estes it :,pg aawf, 5 J Qmwlof .521 u5ine54 Row 1 -Shirley Boren, Darlene Bechel, Bill McDowell, Vivian Clark, Mary Ranney Row 2-Charlotte Moore, Renee Holm, Gaye Foeste, Don Elrod, William Dorrell, Boni Gamblin, Walker Ervin, JoAnn Simons MEMBERS NOT IN PICTURE-Nellie Rogers The chief purpose of the Girardot Business Staff is to finance publication of the year book . This function is accomplished through various means, chief of Which are contracts with local merchants for advertising space in the book, and through securing subscriptions to the Girardot. This year 645' copies were sold by members of the combined staffs. jimi Mew ri Qraralof iger oliferarg ga Row 1-Genie Call, Dean Brown, Kay Wright, Rosemary Alexiou, Gail Finch, Jackie Pratte, Sue Bess, Grace Wring Row 2-Linda Welker, Pat Tooke, Gail Garlock, Karen Mahan, Karen Stevenson, Carol Dean, Ruth Ann Binge-nheimer, Linda Rubel, Kay Craws, Marcia Hampton, Madilyn Hecht Row 3-Beverly Latham, jim Hastings, Claire Martin, Jeanne Childress, Sally Edmonds, Lawanna Bowden, Tara Masterson, Pat Rudert, Mary Statler, ludi Mahan, Sue Suedekum, Ruth Ann Drum Row 4-Elwanda Macke, Charlotte Statler, Marion Burford, Mary Ann Ewan, Dixie Schaefer, Judy Wills, Bill Wasson, Jane Noble, Carolyn Tolliver, Martha Pierce, Sarah Tolliver MEMBERS NOT IN PICTURE-Peggy Riehn, Charles Pickett, Don Brooks, Barbara Chaplin, Ted Lear, Susan Miller, Pat Nothdurft, LaVona Smith, Phyllis West, Charlotte Young The Tiger Literary Staff is composed of two divisions: club members who write the published material and page editors who later compile it into finished form. As stated in the Tiger Platform, this organization strives to arouse school spirit, provide journalistic experience, feature topics interesting to students, and publish accurate and unprejudiced accounts of the schoolis activities. First Semester Second Semester Gail Finch -Editor-- Rosemary Alexiou Roesmary Alexiou, jackie -Associate Editors- jackie Pratte, Grace Wring Pratte, Grace Wrin g Business Manager-jerry Reimann Advertising Manager--Charles Hutson The Tiger Business Staff sells and collects for advertisements and negoti- ates for printing the TIGER and ob- taining l'Rotos . The staff also dis- tributes papers, purchases all supplies, and handles any and all other business relationships of the paper. Martha Pierce Circulation Manager-Charles Statler To prepare students interested in journalism for regular work on the Literary Staff is the main purpose of the Cub Staff. Instruction and practice are given in all phases of the school newspaper. This includes news stories, features, editorials, inter- views etc. Mr. John L. Blue of the Missourian Staff spoke to the club at one of its meetings. ...Sg- The Tiger Business Staff sells and To prepare students interested in journalism for collects for advertisements and negoti- regular work on the Literary Staff is the main ates for printing the TIGER and ob- purpose of the Cub Staff. Instruction and practice taining Rotos,'. The staff also dis- are given in all phases of the school newspaper. tributes papers, purchases all supplies, This includes news stories, features, editorials, inter- and handles any and all other business views etc. relationships of the Paper' Mr. John L. Blue of the Missourian Staff spoke to the club at one of its meetings. Row 1-Carl Ritter, Carl Dorrneyer, Jerry Reimann, Charles Hutson, Charles Statler, Keith Deimund, Lyle Cook Row 2-Rob Lamkin, Dennis Herrmann, Tharon Travelstead, Bob Pierce, Charles Heilig, Larry Bauer, jon Garlock Row 3-james Hutson, Richard Blaylock, Gene Greable, David Frushour, Bill Joiner, Rex Rhodes, Terry Robb, Dennis Brown Row 4-John Stubbs, Bill Renner, Jim Finch, Ronnie Childers, Franz Teichman Row 1-Pat Nothdurft, Judy Pind, Shelby Hood, Kenneth Lipps, Ted Lear, Charlotte Young, Susan Jackson Row 2--Marilyn Pratte, LaVona Smith, Phyllis West, David Black, Martha Stroder, Karen Wieser Row 3-Carolyn Lincoln, Susan Miller, Don Brooks, Sarah Patrick, Linda Bone iger uaineaa .Slfaff 2 I i l ' ,ix 4, , ,,,......av' iger Cu! Siu!! . genfraf Sckoof 6400 Row 1-Shirley Boren, Norma Snider, Marsha Hampton, Carolyn Sawyer, Pat Tooke, Marilyn Tibbs. Row 2-Evelyn Young, Sally Blaylock, Judith Clark, Jeanne Childress, Grace Wring, Carolyn Tolliver. Row 3-Jon Garlock, Jerry Reimann, Bill Slinkard, Bill Renner, jim Hency, Sally Edmonds, Shirley Kassel. Row 4-Larry Bauer, Richard Farrow, Rex Rhodes, Ronnie Childers, Wayne Horton, Ronald Grebing, Earl Mackey. High lighting the activities of the Choir for 1956 was the annual tour to Metropolis, Illinois, where a concert was presented to the student body. Other activities included the annual Choral Festival at State College. Central Choir members were in charge of seat- ing arrangements for approximately 3000 students. The Choir sang for the Lions Club, the Kiwanis Club, and the Reformation Day Service. In addition, a Christmas Vesper service was presented at Centenary Church, and an Easter Assembly was given for the Central student body. The Choir sang for the president of the N. E. A. at a meeting of the Community Teachers Association. In addition members sang for Central's two Baccalaureate services. Members of the Choir are proud of their new gold and black robes which they received this year. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Earl Macke President Dick Niedling Walker Ervin Vice-President Walker Ervin jerry Reimann Secretary Marilyn Tibbs Lida Landgraf Treasurer Lida Landgraf Genfraf Scdoof Gdoir Row 1-Don Zimmerman, Ruth Ann Amos, Kenneth Lipps, Leta Davis, Jeanne Gleason, Myrna Lane, Beverly La- tham, Marilyn Clark. Row 2-Wayne Brockmire, Bob Poinsett, Barbara Martin, Marjorie Carrol, Gail Garlock, Peggy Whittaker, Sammy Palsgrove, Carolyn Lincoln, Jackie Pratte, Janet Snyder, Sylvia Corner, Ruth Ann Drum, Elwanda Macke. Row 3-Ronnie McDowell, Charlotte Statler, Tara Masterson, Sarah Tolliver, Cleo Ticer, Melva Fiedler, Judi Ma han, Karen Stevenson, Keith Slinkard, Ted Lear, Kenny Hett. Row 4-Bill Cotner, Vicki Sides, Jurea Daume, Novella Noland, Gary Mabrey, Margaret Mecham, Betty Canfield Carolyn Langston, Mike Taylor, Tommy Slinkard, James Kirkpatrick, Kent Teichman. Row 5-Bob Tooke, Kent Hoffmeister, Judy Wills, Camille Schumacher, Millie Flentge, Walter Grebing, Dale Bor- chelt, Charles Meyer, Franz Teichman, Ronnie Hortter, Jim Green. Row I Row 2 -Carol Dean, Kay Allen, Martha Pierce, Lida Landgraf, Myrna Hardwick, Claire Martin, Marthta Vandivort Row 3- Row 4- ,4 cappella -Phyllis Huckstep, Charlotte Moore, Judy Bollinger, Ruth Bingenheimer, Peggy Walker, Madilyn Hecht. Jane Noble, Ann Wescoat, Ted Miller, Jim Russell, John Meisenheimer, John Stubbs, Gene Statler. Don Seabaugh, William Dorrell, Walker Ervin, Dick Niedling, Larrv McKinney, John Pratt. laeciaf mais roufaa it .ii: i ,gy GIA, gndemgd Q J 5 Row 1-Marilyn Tibbs, Renee I A i f ' l Holm, Peggy Walker Row 2-Sally Edmonds, Jeanne Childress, Grace Wring, Lida Landgraf, Judy Bollinger cfarinef Quarfef Left to right-Ronnie Schnare, Sarah Patrick, Dana Boyt, Charles Sutton Ogd , 6'Il50l'l'I-AA Row I-Jerry Reimann, Bill Slinkard, Ronnie Childers, Don Seabaugh, Walker Ervin, Ted Mil- ler Row 2-W a y n e Horton, James Hency, William 1 Dorrell, Don Miller owiceffea Row I-Renee Holm, Marilyn Tibbs, Jeanne Childress, Grace Wring, Peggy Walker, Judy Bollinger, Lida Landgraf, Sally Edmonds. Row 2-Jerry Reirnann, Bill Slinkard, James Hency, Ted Miller, William Dorrell, Walker Ervin. -6O- Row 3-Ronnie Childers, Wayne Horton, Don Miller, Don Seabaugh. li Is- genifdf Sedan! Ol'CLe.4fl'a Row 1-Sitzes, Townsend, M. Vandivort, Guard, Wills, Pickens, J. Ewan, Hecht Row 2-Call, M. Ewan, Groves, Terry, Barringer, Boyd, Pind, Stevens, Shearer, Brunkhorst, Bass, Crews Row 3-Hampton, Kelly, Schnare, Boyt, Patrick, Scott, Rhodes, Childers, Miller, Thomson, Jones, Sutton Row 4--Mr. Carosello, Huckstep, Bollinger, Sisco, Cushman, Tilley, Estes, Kelley, Ford, P. Vandivort, Johnson Violinr Ruth Drum Jo Ellen Sitzes Genie Call Mary Ewan Martha Vandivort Carolyn Guard Judy Wills Gerald Perkins Bonnie Groves Bill Terry Cuba Pind Peggy Stephens Judy Boyd Sue Barringer Carol Townsend Violar Madilyn Hecht Jane Ewan Cellox Jane Shearer Judy Brunkhorst Joyce Bass Clarinetr Ronnie Schnare Dana Boyt Sarah Patrick Barr Bob Sisco Dick Goodwin Tuba Lavanna Tilley Flutes Martha Kelly Marcia Hampton Eb Alto Saxophone Charles Sutton Tenor Saxophone Karen Jones Drum: Dave Seifert Judy Bollinger T6I... C ornetr James Ranney Howard Kelley Albert Estes Trombone: Deon Johnson Jack Ford Paul Vandivort H arm' Ted Miller Ronnie Childers Rex Rhodes Terry Scott Piano Jeanne Childress Kay Crews Tynzpani Phyllis Huckstep Cenfra! Sckoof guna! Row I-Heilig, Blaylock, Moore, Isaacs, Hobbs, Riehn, Bollinger, Seifert. Row 2-Hecht, Welch, Wieser, Patrick, Weis, Nebel, Borchelt, Hanebrink, Terry. Row 3-Seagraves, Groves, Deimund, Bone, Boyt, Meisenheimer, Kassel, Joiner, Wescoat, Jones. Row-4-Kibler, Millikan, Hutson, Wilferth, Sutton, Farrar, Black, Arnoldi, Henson Row 5-Travelstead, Estes, Finch, Wright, Maxton, Cushman, Withers, Boswell, Tilley. Director--Mr. Carosello Flulef-Martha Kelly, Marcia Hampton, Gwenie Call, Carol Ervin, Dixie Schaefer, Sally Wes- coat, Martha Stroder, Lars Hayden Clarinets-Ronnie Schnare, Dana Boyt, Charles Sut- ton, Sarah Patrick, Wayne Hanebrink, E. W. Kassel, Mary Welch, Karen Wieser, Paul John- son, Eddie Nebel, Bill Terry, Bob Borchelt, JoAnn Segraves, Robbie Meisenheimer, Bill Joiner, Jane Shearer, Margaret McKinney, Keith Deimund, Mary Weis, Joyce Langdon, Bonnie Groves, Linda Bone, Jerry Harper, John Seabaugh Bells-Jeanne Childress, Madilyn Hecht Alto Saxophone-Margaret Thomson, Homer Milli- kan, Carolyn Kibler, James Hutson, Jane Ewan, Rocky Wilferth Tenor Saxophone-Bob Sisco, Karen Jones Drums-Dave Seifert, Judy Bol- linger, Elizabeth Rose, Peggy Riehn, Joe Hobbs, Suzanne ' Zickfield, Sammy Palsgrove, ' Martha Vandivott ful jwirdm Shirley Kassel CParade Major- ettej, Carolyn Sawyer, Judy Brunkhorst, Janet Wood, Pat Anderson, Donna Jo Kurre, Gail Finch CFootba1l Majoretteh ...62... v f -iw- Schoof Row 1-Vandivort, Rose, Zickfield, Palsgrove, johnson, McLaughlin, Ford, Wills, Wescoat CDrum Majorj Row 2-Schnare, Schaefer, Stroder, Kelly, Ervin, Hayden, Kelley, Goodwin, Call Row 3-Thomson, Scott, Rhodes, Childers, Miller, Shearer, Hampton, Childress Row 4-Pettigrew, Borchelt, Stevens, Bollinger, Ranney, Pierce, Dalton, Wilson Row 5-Moore, Bock, Young, Johnson, Borum, McDowell, Mr. Carosello CDirectorJ Tromboner-Deon Johnson, Paul Vandivort, Judy Wills, jack Ford, Bill McLaughlin, Richard Blaylock, Bob Isaacs, Chuck Heilig, Dan Moore Bauer-Lavanna Tilley, Wayne Boswell, Frank Moore Horns-Ted Miller, Rex Rhodes, Ronnie Childers, Terry Scott, Gene Greable, Richard Porter, Sylvia Cotner unior guna! l Row I-Carolyn Sisco, Ramelle Collie, Bobby Strain, Albert Moore, Jimmy Murphy, Buddy King, Carolyn Randol Row 2-Keith Lane, Carolyn La- Plante, Joan Bollinger, janet Headrick, Willie Maag, Linda Rubel, Gail Hazel, Ruth Ervin. Row 3-janet Little, Ruth Ann Ford, joy Cleland, Bert Scism, Jerry Conley, Lonnie Griffen, Woody Drury, Dorothy Pos- ton, Ralph Nussbaum. -53- l Bari! C om one:-Ralph Maxton, jim Cushman, Lewis Bock, Dick Withers et:-Howard Kelley, James Ranney, Bob Pierce, Dick Goodwin, Albert Estes, Tommy Young, Bob McDowell, Richard Bollinger, James Finch, Larry Walton, David Pettigrew, Dennis Henson, David Black, James Farrar, Dale Bor- chelt, Judy Gilbert, Norris Wilson, Charles Wright, Tharon Travelstead, jack Stevens, Ted Brown, Don Brooks, Torn Arnoldi Gggfafy Seated-Judy Seagraves, Patricia Nothdurft, Judy Roper, Sandra Corner, Kay Wright, Madilyn Hecht, Mary Ranney Standing-Betty Canfield, Gail Hazel, june Smith, Judy Emery, Elizabeth Rose, Nancy Bollin- ger, Carolyn Hedge Memberr not in picture-Judy Drum, Francine Ford, Lida Landgraf, Marsha Cleek, Phyllis Strop, Karen Hayden X - awafvk Library Club Officers Firyt Jemerter-president, Norma Lambert, vice-president Sandra Baker, secretary-treasurer, Ruby Merritt Second remerter--president, Dorothy Koenig, vice-president, Ann Langston, secretary-treasurer, Alice Dye Those who join the Library Club have an oppor- tunity to learn the resources of the library. By study- ing reference tools as well as recreational materials they are able to make greater use of library facilities -54- OZEAFG-fy Seated--Sandra Baker, Norma Lambert, Mary Finney, Caro- lyn Guard, Ruby Merritt Standing-Pamela Garner, Rachel Campbell, Peggy Whittaker, Myrna Hardwick, Rosalee Smith, joan Hardwick Memberr not in 'picture-Pauline Austin, Joan Bollinger, Marsha Cleek, Alice Dye, Karen Hedge, Dorothy Koenig, Ann Langs- ton, Cleta McLain, Sharon Nickless, Carolyn Randol, Carolyn Sisco, Phyllis Strop, Janis Suedekum, Sandra Wiss- man BOOL 67XCLal'lge l Seated--Marilyn Clark, Patricia l Young, June Fingerhut, Madi- N W . VV lyn Hecht Standing--Gloria Krieger, John l Stubbs, Ralph Maxton, Mar- i W garet Thomson, Sue Suedekum ' P .,., Y Member: not in picture-Jeanine Knight, Don Freeman Student assistants, give hours of service by doing many routine jobs and by helping others to find mater- ials. While doing this they profit by the work experience and by the privilege of serving. The members of the Book Ex- change Committee of the Student Council help prepare books for sale and do the actual selling of textbooks to the student. , -lm 5 Row 1-JoAnn Seagraves, Joyce Bass, Suzanne Zickfield, Judy Clore, Pat Anderson, Janet Wood, Jackie Pratte, Sharon Caruthers Row 2-Sandra Corner, Delores Keesee, Margaret McKinney, Elwanda Macke, Sally Wescoat, Charlotte Statler, Ruth Ann Bingenheimer, Nancy Mitchell, Mary Penrod, Dorothy Koenig Row 3-Grace Wring, Sally Edmonds, Julia Cullom, Joy Cleland, Clara Reed, Barbara Simmons, Lorene Ervin, Jeanette Winisko, Judy Brunkhorst Row 4-Barbara Williams, Vicki Sides, Carol Dean, Kay Allen, Jane Noble, Kaye Stevenson, Margaret Hope, Ann Fuhrmann, Jane Ewan, Alice Dye Member: not in picture-Helen Edwards, Martha Kelly, Donna Kurre, Carolyn LaPlante, Ernestine Mack, Carolyn Pratte, Rosalee Smith, Patty Stafford, Judith Stallings, Diane Talley, Judy Wills, Sally Wescoat In keeping with its purpose of enabling its members to find and give the best and to face life squarely, the activities of the Y-Teens emphasize thoughtfulness to others. This year's activities have included serving refreshments to teachers and patrons at the annual Back-to-School Night, a faculty tea, decorating the Christmas tree for the front hall, some religious programs, a Big Sister party for incoming freshmen, and a Daddy Date party. OFFICERS First semester-president, Grace Wringg vice-presi- Second .temerter-president, Kay Allen, vice-presi- dent, Sally Edmonds, secretary, Jackie Pratteg dent, Jeanette Winiskog secretary, Carol Dean, treasurer, Jane Noble treasurer, Margaret Hope To strive to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian Character-this states the purpose of the Hi-Y club. OFFICERS President, Johnny Reid, vice-president, Joe Oldfield, secretary, William Poinsettg treasurer, Bill Slinkard Seated-Joe Oldfield, John Reid, Bob Poinsett Standing-Bill Poinsett, Bill Slin- kard, Harold Tibbs, David Pet- tigrew, Rockney Wilferth, Tom Miesner, Bill Mathis ..5... The purposes of the Latin Club are as follows: to gain a more thorough knowledge of Roman life, history, and customs, to develop a better understanding of the cul- tural value of Latin, and to interest other students in the study of Latin. An annual activity is a Roman dinner party. OFFICERS First semester-president, Albert Estes, vice-presi- dent, Charles Sutton, secretary, David Frus hour, treasurer, Bill Francis Second semester-president, Charles Sutton, vice president, Pat Rudert, secretary, Keith Dei- mund, treasurer, Ann Fuhrmann ofafin JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Row 1-Charles Pickett, Carol Shirrell, Mary Welch, Millie Flentge, Sammy Palsgrove, Bet- ty Tilghman, Keith Statler f Row 2-Barbara Martin, Mary Statler, Ann Fuhrmann, Judy Roper, Sandra Baker, La Vona Smith, Mary Hines Row 3-johnny Reid, David Frushour, joe Seabaugh, Albert Estes, Charles Sutton, Kenny Hett Members not in picture-Arnold Brockmeyer, Pat Rudert, Don Brooks, James Kirkpatrick Los Companeros Castellanos enjoys singing the beautiful Spanish and Latin-American songs, listening to records and learning some of the dances. It discusses the customs and people of Spanish speaking countries. On Pan American Day these activities culminate into an assembly program. A party given by EL Club Hispano, Americano at College High, was enjoyed. OFFICEIQS Fin! semerzer-president, JoAnn Simmons, vice- president, Mary Ann Ewan, secretary, jim Finch, treasurer, Barbara Cobb Second semester-president, Dave Seifert, vice- president, Janet Snyder, secretary, jim Finch, treasurer, Margaret Thomson Row 1-David Seifert, Marilyn Pratte, Pat Nothdurft, Barbara Cobb, janet Snyder, Sylvia Cotner Row 2--Dick Goodwin, Jeanine Knight, Diana O'Howell, Jeanne Watson, Nancy Parker, Antoinette Whit- taker Row 3-Susan Miller, Phyllis West, jo Ann Simmons,Martha Spain, Don Freeman Row 4-Margaret Thomson, Mary Ann Ewan, Jerry Harper, Jim Finch, Bill Corner, Novella Noland Member: not in picture-Charlotte Young, Frank La Fentres, Pamela Maxey, Carolyn Millikan, Carol Poston ,9ani5L Row 1 -Judy Boyd, Bill Poinsett, Row 2-Janie Shearer, Carolyn Row 3-Diana Francis, Carol Row 4-Sarah Patrick, D o n igfer pear Kenneth Lipps, Judy Pind, Ted Lear, Ramelle Collie, Carl Rit- ter Kibler, Barbara Martin, Sarah Tolliver, Emily Brennecke, Karen Wieser, Rob Lamkin Hirsch, Sammy Palsgrove, Mar- tha Stroder, Betty Tilghman, Judy Vogelsang Brooks, James Kirkpatrick, Judy Roper, Wayne Boswell Members not in picture-Gwenie Call, Jim Cushman, Millie Flentge, Dennis Henson, Bob Poinsett, John Reid, Kaye Ste- venson To study the technique of the drama and to provide opportunities for student partici- pation in plays are the purposes of the Silver Spear Dramatic Club. The annual banquet was held in December, and an initiation tea, in February. Productions this year in- ' cluded the Christmas play Unto Thy Doorsv and the Parent Teacher Council and activity production Hercules's Night Out. OFFICERS First remexter-president, Ted Lear, vice-president, Bill Poinsett, secretary, Sarah Tolliver, trea- surer, Kenneth Lipps Second Jemerter-president, Ted Lear, vice-presi- dent, Bill Poinsett, secretary, Sarah Tolliver, Red Dagger Dramatic Club promotes dramatic activities in our school and offers its members an opportunity to participate in all phases of play production. During the year, the club has presented these shows: Three On A Benchf' a Courtesy Skit, and I Love You Truly. The members held an in- formal Christmas party and a picnic in the spring. OFFICERS First .femerter-president, Bill McDowell, vice- president, Gail Garlock, secretary, Karen Ste- venson Second .remerler-president, Karen Stevenson, vice- president, Gail Finch, secretary, Deanna Stout treasurer, Kenneth Lipps. Row 1-Gail Garlock, Marjorie Carroll, Tara Masterson, Karen Stevenson, Deanna Stout, Kay Wright, Linda Wi- thers, Claire Martin Row 2-Joyce Evans, Charlotte Stallings, Marcia Hampton, Martha Kelly, Ann Wescoat, Gail Finch, Renee Holm, Mary Ranney ' Row 3-Judy Emery, Jeanne Childress, Gene Statler, Bill McDowell, Keith Slinkard, Mary Hines, Elizabeth Sparks 120104-Peggy Walker, Karen Wilson, Karen Mahan, Dixie Schaefer, Rosemary Alexiou, Marion Burford Member: no! in picture-Genie Call, Eddie Crites, Jurea Dau- me, Don Elrod, Mary Ann Ewan, Martha Freeman, Myrna Lane, Dick Niedling, Tom Ohlandt, Dave Rickard, Rusby Seabaugh, Sue Spain, Carolyn Tolliver lar :zv.,,,e, F T F :zz O err 1 5 ll Row 1--Clarence Hedge, Marion Snyder, Michael O'Donnell, Edwina Rowe, Marilyn Tibbs, Ruth Shaltupsky, Mary Sue Brooks, jennifer Ford, Marilyn Spalding, Nancy Strop Row 2-Carolyn Robinson, Pat Smith, Clifford Sullivan, Barbara Chaplin, Mary Ann Wachter, Larry Patrick, Mo- nica Allison, jane Cantrell, Charlotte McCormick, Ersie Propst, Shirley Reed, Shirley Aufdenberg, Mr. Carter R0w3-Jean Patton, Carole Oliver, john Cobb, Bob Cruse, Jay Romine, Dick Cummings, jerry Rich, Pete Dye, David Retherford, Carl Thomason, Bruce Lemons, Harold Moore, Jimmy Thomas 120104-Fred Horrell, Danny Moore, Bill Hinck, james Kuss, Bob Leubbers, jerry Oliver, Bob Blank, Jack Stevens, Franklin Crites, Hobart Baker, Mitchell Deimund, jim Williamson Member: not in picture-Mary L. Chaffin, Jean Gleason, Gail Garlock, Fred Goodin, Cleo johns, Don Lincoln, Elinor O'Howell, Nell Rogers, Ralph Thomas The Diversified Occupation Program is a cooperative plan between the school and the community whereby students receive training in the occupation of their choice while in high school. The D.O. student can graduate with his class and earn while he learns. This training program helps bridge the gap between school and the business world. OFFICERS First Jemerler-president, jennifer Ford, vice-president, Marilyn Tibbsg secretary, Mary Sue Brooks, trea- surer, Ersie Probst Second remerrer-president, Marion Snyder, vice-presi- dent, Marilyn Tibbs, secretary, Mary Sue Brooks, treasurer, Jerry Oliver Open to students interested in a stenographic course, the Shorthand Club members learn to write and read simple words, sentences, and business letters in shorthand. In this way a- student becomes acquainted with enough shorthand to know if he has the aptitude and wants to enroll in the shorthand class. NO OFFICERS Left to riglozfw-jean Ross, Carolon Koenig, Mary Ann Kelley, Barbara Martin, Joan Teets, Pat Miller Members nor in picture-Patty Stafford, Pauline Austin, Lorene Ervin, Karen Hedge, Cleta McClain, Nancy Mitchell, Carolyn Randol, Betty Rayburn, Saundra Sample, Carolyn Sisco, Phyllis Strop, Jane Teague, Fern Wissman, ' ownsend Ida Marie jones, Carole T Slwfflmmfl CM xx .ima , mind!! 9 :fries 66.4 Row 1 -Jimmy Murphy, Suzanne Zickfield, Martha James, Marcia Rudert, Phyllis Spalding, Dorothy Koenig, Don McBride Row 2-Geneva Carmack, Charlotte Kimbel, Judy Boyd, Sandra Wissman, Diane Talley, Mary Penrod, Pat Anderson, Judy Clore Row 3-Carolyn Kibler, Willie Maag, Shirley Ellis, Julia Baker, Mary Ann Gross, Carolyn Gilles, Patty Geiser Row 4-Joy Cleland, Rosalie Smith, Carolyn LaPlante, Barbara Williams, Margaret McKinney, Dorothy Hand Memberr Not in Picture-Sue Barringer, Jim Cushman, Pamela Garner, Frances Givens, Bill Green, Ruth Ann Gregory, Janet Headrick, Dennis Henson, Deloris Johnson, Brenda Keesee, Buddy King, David Petti- grew, Richard Porter, Janie Shearer, Betty Tilghman Row 1-Carole Townsend, Carol Sisco, Karen Boren, Gwennie Call, Sherry Ruebel, Frieda Button, Cleta Mc- Lain, Pam Maxey Row 2-Donna Kurre, Carolyn Pratte, Peggy Young, Joyce Hamilton, Mary Holloway, Doris Reed, Joyce Kimble, Karen Hedge Row 3-Ida Marie Jones, Pauline Austin, Phyllis Strop, Priscilla Liebig, Janis Suedekum, Katherine Wun- derlich, Geraldine Froemsdorf Row 4-Joyce Brown, Helen Edwards, Charles Johnson, Kathleen Kelpe, Elizabeth Kelley, Shirley May Members not in Picture-Larry Allen, Ned Amlingmeyer, Carolyn Bendel, Howard Boyd, Grover Brasher, Donna Corner, Julia Cullom, Paul Dormeyer, Polly Finney, Gene Greable, Lonnie Griffin, Robert Isaacs, Joe Medlin, Erna Meier, Billy Owens, Jerry Pind There are two typing clubs each semester in Central. Main activities include learning to use the keyboard, getting acquainted With the fundamental principles involved in typ- ing, and doing practice exercises. ' There are no officers MLJn05Jdg Wine CM Creafiue mifing Seated-Jane Young, Pat Harris, Carol Ervin, Linda Rubel, Vir- ginia Kerr Standing--Kay Crews, D e a n Brown Memlnen not in picture-Dana Boyt, Charles Pickett, Martha Vandivort The Future Teachers of America is a club providing members with opportunities to identify and develop qualities necessary to successful teaching. Members also seek to understand the. development and purposes of our public schools and to appreciate their contributions to democratic society. Information is provided on re- quirements for vocational opportunities in education and self-evaluation. OFFICERS President, Myrna Warren, vice-president, Beverly La- tham, secretary, Carolyn Langston jbttufe lat' Grd of .fdm erica Sharon Nickless, Myrna Warren, jean Ross, Beverly Latham, Lawana Bowden, Ann Langs- ton, Carolyn Langston, Carolyn Randol Memberr not in picture--Peggy Riehn Writing familiar essays, poems, and studying figures of speech were some of the projects enjoyed by the Creative Writing Club. Members also sdbmitted en- tries in the National High School Poetry Contest and Minouri -Youth Writer. A OFFICERS Finn .femertef-president, Kay Crewsg vice-president, Carol Sue Ervin, secretary, Linda Rubelg treasurer, Dean Brown ' ' Second .vemerzer-president, Dana Boytg vice-president, 0...- Charles Pickett, secretary-treasurer, Pat Harris jauedfa' CM Sealed-Doris Reisenbichler, Jo- Ann Mandrelle, Carol Ervin, Joyce Evans, Donna Burkett Standing-C a r o ly n Langston, Francine Ford, Larry Koch, Mary Hines, Doy Rayburn Members not in picture-Donna Jo Kurre, Carolyn LaPlante, Barbara Martin, Barbara Wil- liams, Jeanette Winisko To foster an interest in travel as an educational as well as' a recreational activity and to develop an under- standing and appreciation of the life and customs of the people of the world are the primary purposes of the Travelers' Club. Activities include an annual party and a club dinner. OFFICERS First .remester-president, Carolyn Langston, vice-pre- sident, Joyce Evans, secretary, Carol Sue Ervin, treasurer, Larry Koch Second .remerter-president, Carolyn Langston, vice- president, Joyce Evansg secretary, Carol Sue Erving treasurer, Donna Burkett idziouri Row 1-Joe Oldfield, Bill Green, Dennis Henson, Modena Cook, Betty Rayburn, Martha James Row 2-Tommie Arnoldi, Gene Greable, David Pettigrew, Marilyn Faust, Mary Jane Green, Larry Walton Row 3-Buck Mathis, Lawrence Hinck, Jim Cushman, Rocky Wilferth, Charles Wright The Missouri Club seeks to interest students C13 in the state and its importance in the nation, C25 in the history of Cape Girardeau and Southeast Missouri, and C55 in the many unpublished or little known papers and documents pertaining to our city and county. OFFICERS Firrt remerter-president, David Pettigrew, vice-presi- dent, Rocky Wilferthg secretary, Joe Oldfield, Treasurer, Jim Cushman Second remerter-president, Bill McLaughlin, vice- president, Kathy Kelpeg secretary, Carolyn Guard, treasurer, Bonnie Groves J,1.,,,,, conomicd Row 1 -Janice Likens, Mary Bul- lard, Phyllis Crump, Mary Ful- ton, Bonnie Groves, Marilyn Clark, June Jauch Row 2-Ruth Ann Gregory, Judy Drum, Carolyn Koenig, Veron- cett Mann, Mary Lowes, Grace Fiedler Sue Barringer Row 4-Gaye Foeste, Phyllis Dickey, Linda Bone, Andrea Ambler, Saundra Estell, Judith Stallings Member: not in picture-Hope Baker, Barbara Burton, Geneva Cormack, Shirley Ellis, Carol Sue Ervin, Lorene Ervin, Martha james, Norma Lambert, Priscilla Liebig, JoAnn Mandrelle, Marilyn Palmer, jean Reed, Doris Reisenbichler, Carol Shirrell, LaVona Smith, Nancy Stone, Joan Teets In this club the girls learn to knit, em- broidery, crochet, and do hand and machine sewing. They make projects such as luncheon sets, towels, pillow cases, pot holders, etc. OFFICERS First .femester-president, Bonnie Groves, vice-pre- sident, Carolon Koenig, secretary, Marilyn Clark Second semerter-president, jean Reed, vice-presi- dent, Lo Vona Smith, secretary, Saundra Estell Boys have fun in preparing different foods. They have lessons on manners, table etiquette, etc. OFFICERS Firrt remerter-president, Dick Goodwin, vice- president, Gary Mabreyg secretary, Ralph Max- tong treasurer, Bob Windisch Second semester-president, Carlos Ratliffg vice- president, Keith Lane, secretary, Bob Poinsett, treasurer, Bill Poinsett gays 'Coohng Row 1-Grover Brasher, Keith Lane, Larry Walton, Joe Med- lin, Richard Porter A Row 2-Ray Masters, Gary Ma- brey, Robert Isaacs, Tommie Arnoldi, Howard Boyd, Dick Goodwin , Row 3-jackie Ervin, Ralph Max- ton, Bob Windisch . al? Memberr not in picture-Harold Hedge, Joe Paul Hobbs, Charles johnson, 'Bill Poinsett, Bob Poinsett, Carlos Rat- liff, John Seabaugh, Jim Singleton, Norris Wilson Row 3-Janet Headrick, Pat Hor- rell, Erna Meier, Pat Miller, MP5 25 , Row 1-JoAnn Segraves, Joyce Bass, Bonnie Groves, Ramelle Collie, Emily Brennecke, Dean- na Scout Row 2-Patsy Welker, Sandra Baker, Julia Cullom, Joan Young, Nancy Stone, Judith Stallings Row 3-Mary Lowes, Judy Vo- gelsang, Judy Roper, Jane Young, Yvonne Little Row 4-Margaret Thomson, Ann Fuhrmann, Mary Glasscock, Dorothy Dye, Gloria Krieger, Lida Landgraf Member: not in picture-Carol Ackman, Kay Allen, Barbara Burton, Grace Fiedler, Carolyn Lear, JoAnn Mandrelle, Doris Reisenbichler To assist girls interested in nursing as a career is the purpose of the Nurses, Club. Activities for the year included a talk on First Aid by Mr. Payne Muir, viewing films on nursing, touring a hospital, helping in the Cape County Crippled Children Easter Seal Tag Day, and listening to guest speakers. OFFICERS Fin! Jemerter-president, Lida Landgrafg vice-president, Margaret Thomson, secretary, Sandra Baker, trea- surer, Deanna Stout Second Jemerter-president, Gloria Krieger, vice-presi- dent, Lida Landgrafg secretary, JoAnn Segravesg treasurer, Kay Allen Ckriafian oufh fjeffowtiiid Row 1-Betty Rayburn, Carolyn Guard, Lorene Ervin, Martha Vandivort, Pam Maxey 120302-Charlotte Stallings, Judy Bollinger, Sammy Palsgrove, Cleo Ticer, Mary Welch, Peggy Whittaker Row 3-Carol Gregory, Marilyn Faust, Charles Wright, Carolyn Randol, Betty Black Membem not in picture-Geneva Carmack, Martha James, Pris- cilla Liebig, Jean Ross C.Y.F. has been an active organization here at Central for five years, helping in many ways to shape the lives of Central students. Programs consist of topics on how to be better everyday Christians. At Christmas the members went to hospitals and nursing homes and read to the sick. OFFICERS Fin! Jemerter-president, Mary Welch, vice-president, Judy Bollinger, secretary, Sammy Palsgroveg trea- surer, Jackie Green Secomi xemeiter-president, Mary Welch, vice-presi- dent, Charlotte Stallings, secretary, Martha Vandi- vortg treasurer, Carol Gregory -3,111 2? Y5 Ah l The Chemistry Club provides a means whereby students who are particularly in- terested in chemistry can do additional Work in chemistry and chemical experiments. Some of the activities done in the club are frj spontaneous combustion, Q21 oxy-hydrogen bomb, UD Cogliostro,s smoke rings, and f4J the Red, Wfhite, and Blue experiment. OFFICERS Fimt Jemeiter--president, John Stubbsg vice-presi- dent, Ralph Maxtong secretary, Vivian Clark Second ,femefter-president, Charles Herbstg vice- president, Judy Clarkg secretary, Vivian Clark X ghemiafrg Row 1-William Dorrell, Marjo- rie Garrett, Judith Clark, Judy Wills, Mary Glasscock, Vivian Clark, Charles Heilig, Rusby Seabaugh Row 2-Bill Wasson, Don Elrod, Bob McDowell, Kent Hoff- meister, Ted Miller, Bob Pierce, William Phillips Row 3-Ralph Maxton, John Stubbs, Bill Renner, Wilbur Sappington, Jack Golightly, Mr. Blumenberg Membem not in picture-Charles Herbst gkcfricaf gngineera Seated-Joe Lorberg, Charles Hu- ber Standing-Bill Jones, Jim Single- ton, Paul Ravenstein, Richard Porter Members not in picture-Jerry Clubb, Jim Hardy, Pash Good- in, Jerry White To create an interest in a field that has a great demand for trained men is the purpose of the Electrical Engineers Club. Members learn various phases of electricity and perform experiments with electrical equipment. No officers. Creating and promoting interest in mathematics is the purpose of the Mathematics Club. Members in- vestigate certain phases- of mathematics not included in classroom Work and learn something of the practical application of mathematical principles to various voca- tions. During the second semester special emphasis was placed on the study of the various types of problems included on college entrance and placement exami- nations. OFFICERS Fmt semester-president, Jack Golightlyg vice-president, Gene Statler, secretary, Marjorie Garrett Second semexter--president, Rusby Seabaugh, vice-president, Don Elrodg secretary, Marjorie Garrett Wad CM Row 1-Judith Clark, Marjorie Garrett, Gary Stevenson, Char- les Heilig, Dan Golightly Row 2-Bill Green, john Mul- key, Jack Golightly, Gene Stat- ler, Bob Pierce Members not 'in picture-Don Elrod, Ralph Maxton, Ted Miller, Rusby Seabaugh, john Stubbs rofecfionifif Row I-Bill Joiner, Keith Lane, Joe Medlin, Paul Dormeyer Row 2-Lavanna Tilley, Ned Am- lingmeyer, Dan Golightly Row 3-Dennis Herrmann, jimmy Murphy, John Bennett, Jon Gar lock Members not in picture-jackie Floyd, Champ Gilliland, Weldon Hilpert, Carlos Ratliffg Joe Hobbs The object of the Projectionist Club is to learn to use a movie pro- jector. Teachers wishing to show movies to their students receive Will- ing assistance from operators in the club. OFFICERS Fin! .femexter-president, Joe Hobbs, vice- presidenr, jon Garlockg secretary- treasurer, Dan Golightly .yunfing 5 ana! asking WMM , Y Row 1-Larry Haertling, Ronnie Werner, Eugene Huttegger, Homer Millikan, Wayne Brock- mire, Ronnie McDowell, Jerry Smith Row 2-Bert Scism, Bill Mc- Laughlin, David Erlbacher, Jerry Clubb, jerry Conley, Jack Smith, Woody Drury Row 3--Bob Keesee, Bob Mc- Dowell, Walter Grebing, Char- les Meyer, Ronnie Hortter, Richard Bollinger Lnlinnm W' lt. gi Members not in picture-Harold Allison, Howard Boyd, David Dougan, Don McBride, Bill Roussell, John Weimer, Bob Windisch, Tom Wright, Char- ge' 57,.,.f. cm Emphasis on safety while hunting and fishing, the proper care of firearms, the study and practice of conservation constitute programs of the Hunting and Fishing Club. Members also make trips to wild life reserves. OFFICERS Firri remerzer-president, Richard Bollinger, vice- president, Charles Meyer, secretary, Bob Mc- Dowellg Second .femerter-president, Charles Meyer, vice- president and program chairman, Bob McDow- ellg secretary, Richard Bollinger les Wright The Girls' Sports Club gives opportunity for mem- bers to participate in sports activities other than class work. The club sponsors all girls' intramural activities. Fundamental skills and good sportsman- ship are stressed. Teams are formed, and tourna- ments are played throughout the semester. A special treat is awarded to the winners at the end of the semester by the losing teams. OFFICERS First semester-president, Betty Gammon, vice-pre- sident, Delores Keeseeg secretary, June Davis, treasurer, Callie Coleman. Second remerter-president, Karen Jones, vice-pre- sident, Kaye Stevenson, secretary-treasurer, Carol Hirsch Row 1-Mary Hawkins, janet Wood, Norma Hawkens, Callie Coleman, Sherry Ruebel, Marilyn Palmer, Phyllis Crump, Delores Keesee. Row 2-Nancy Macon, Patsy Horrell, Ruth Ann Ford, Diana Francis, june Davis, Andrea Ambler, Jeanine Knight, Carol Poston, Ruth Ervin, Mary Caldwell, Myrna Lane, Saundra Cotner Row 3-Sheila Schaefer, Betty Gammon, Judy Sheffield, Virginia Kerr, Dollie May Jones, Joan Johnson, Diane Mayes, Ernestine Mack, Mary Lee Groseclose, Jane Heague, Joyce Langdon -7 5- mau mwwmu-m in -:li ATHLETICS 1ln mbemoriam louis Ml. flbuegge For twenty-three years he was an out- standing coach and teacher at Central High School. Called a Champion,s Champion , he worked wonders training our boys in bas- ketball, football, and baseball. We shall always remember him as everyone's friend, and the boys he coached are a tribute to his memory. PHYSICAL EDUUATIUN Row 1-Muir, Towse, Sander, Hager Row 2-Russell, Dodds, Allen Coacking .Sita Football-A team - Mr. Payne Muir B team - Mr. james Allen Basketball-A team - Mr. Weldon Hager B team - Mr. Jack Russell Track-Mr. Robert Dodds Girls' Intramural Sports-Miss Ellen Towse ,gluclenf Wanagera Football-Paul Dormeyer, joe Hobbs Basketball-Dennis Henson, Jim Sides 539: i X' if ' 'li PLAYER Wayne Boswell Scott Browning Bill Francis Don Freeman Newt Gilliland Jerry Harper Fred Horrell Keith Jones Earl Mackey john Meisenheimer Guard Don Miller .......-..1-l.-.-- 1955 PUUTBALL LETTERMHN Row 1 - Miller, Perry, Horrell, Mackey, A. Welch, Thompson, J. Welch, Niedlingg Row 2 - Seabaugh, Boswell, jones, Taylor, Browning, Freemang Row 3 -- Francis, Harper, Wooden, Stevenson, Meisenheimer, Russell, Member Not in Picture - Gilliland POs1TION COACH' s COMMENTS PLAYER POSITION COACH' s COMMENTS Back Hard running back - two Dick Niedling Fullback Dick not only played a more big years ahead. good fullback- but also Back The best freshman to come Called our Plays' up in the last ten years. Jack Perry Guard Jack was steady - played End New man in our school - three years' a tough football player. jim Russell End Did a swell job of punt- Guard shouid fill the hole - a mg for a flfsf-Yeaf man' guard next year. Charley Seabaugh Back Has a big heart and will Tackle Newt is big and strong. develop' Watch for him next year. Mike Stevenson End Speedy was always good Quarter- jerry could be one of the for a laugh' back best triple-threat men for Michael Taylor Back Mike, out for the first the Tigers next fall. time, played the most of Guard Red started every game - any Player on the Squad' very aggressive. Tyrone Thompson End Tyrone played a good end Back Steady and fast - has one and Improved each game' more year. Arthur Welch Tackle Art opened up many holes for the back. We will miss Center A four year player - good him kickoff man. ' John Welch End john led the conference in Next year we expect John passes caught - gave all he to strut his stuff. had each game Center Don Could be the differ' Danny Wooden Tackle Big Danny developed, and ence in a big line next year. we expect him to anchor the left side of line next year. PDUTBALL SIIIAIJ Row 1 - Miller, Perry, Horrell, Mackey, A. Welch, Thompson, J. Welch, Niedling Row 2 - Seabaugh, Boswell, Taylor, Harper, Wooden, Meisenheimer, Russell, Freeman. Row 3 -- Hobbs, CManagerJ Tooke, jones, Francis, Stevenson, Loftin, Slinkard, Browning Row 4 - Coach Muir, O'Howell, Roussel, Green, Lienback, Dormeyer, QManagerJ, Assist- ant Coach Dodds. Member: not in Picture - Gilliland, Gaither SEASON'S SUMMARY In spite of the season's record of three wins and six losses, the Tigers provided some tense, hard-fought games and showed many fine examples of good sportsmanship. On September 23 the Central team suf- fered its first defeat of the season when over- come by the Cairo Pilots, 45-7. Much improved after the first game, the Bengals downed the Trojans of Metropolis, Illinois, 12-o in a game there on September 30. In the third game played October 7, the Caruthersville Tigers won a hard-fought bat- tle 14-6. Captain Arthur Welch of the Cen- tral team was an outstanding player in the line. l , M Playing a close game on October 14, the Central Tigers defeated the Jackson Indians 14-13. Mike Taylor provided a thrill when he ran 67 yards for a touchdown. On October 22, Central broke the Shaw- nee, Illinois, Redskins' nine-game winning streak by a decisive win of 20-7. Two Tay- lor to Welch passes payed off. Unable to cope with the powerful unde- feated Sikeston Bulldogs, in a game on Octo- ber 28, the Tigers were plowed under 34-o. The last three games saw Central defeat- ed by Kennett 14-o, by the Charleston Blue- jays 26-7 and in the final Thanksgiving game with Poplar Bluff I4-7. S Central Central Central Central RON' I Ron' 2 Ron' 5 rnnsnmnw runmu. mm Singleton, Allen, Mecllin, Clubb, Strain, Cruse, Wickham. Coach Allen, Lane, Sides, Browning, Metz, Hill, Roussell. Garlock, Windisch, Brockmire, Harper, Pettigrew, Wither 1955 FOOTBALL SEASON Cairo 45 Metropolis o Caruthersville 1 4 Jackson 1 3 Central 7 Central 20 Central o Central I 3 Central 7 Poplar Bluff 1 4 Freshman Team - Won 4 - Lost 2 - Tied I FOOTBALL BANQUET SNAPS MW ,8 Il s, Seabaugh Shawnee, Ill Sikeston Kennett Charleston TURKEY DAY TIIIBITS I. Looking for the ball. 2. A tense moment. 3. Tiger buddies. 4. Arriv- ing on the field. 5. Push him back. 6. Coach and team huddle. 7. He shall not pass! ...3 2- Memberr not in picture-Emily Brennecke, Joyce Brown, Gwenie Call, Ramelle Collie, Ruth Ervin, Jane Ewan, Diana Francis, Pamella Garner, Janet Headrick, Carol Hirsch, Robbie Meisenheimer, Anna Retherford, Jane Shearer, Kaye Stevenson, Janice Thomason, Betty Tilghman, Barbara Williams, Judy Seagraves, Janet Wood The Tigerettes make up the pep squad of Central High School. They are present at all sports activities assist- ing the cheerleaders with yells. Sponsoring trips to out- of-town games, all school dances after games, pep parades, bon-fire rallies, snake dances, football and basketball queen crowning, and assisting with football and basketball banquets are some of the many activities. A new Tigerette club was organized the second semester for the purpose of teaching prospective cheerleaders. CAQQIAGJBIU Subs Row 1-Genie Call, Nancy Bollinger, Judi Mahan, Pat Tooke, Carolyn Tol- liver, Sue Suedekum Regularr Row 2-Peggy Walker, Marilyn Ikerman, Karen Mahan, Lida Landgraf, Martha Pierce, Charlotte Moore, Captain FA VORITE YELL Eat 'em up, Tigers Eat 'em up, Tigerr Eat 'em up, Tigerr Figbfem! Fight 'emf Fight 'eml igereffed Row 1-P e g g y Walker, Marilyn Ikerman, Mar- tha Pierce, Lida Land- graf, Karen Mahan, Charlotte Moore Row 2-Genie Call, Pat Tooke, Nancy Bollinger, Judi Mahan, Carolyn Tolliver, Sue Suedekum Row 3-Phyllis Spalding, Diane Talley, Mary Lee Groseclose, Pat Derring- ton, Myrna Lane, Donna Corner, Sandra Wissman, Carolyn Sue Gilles, Pat- ty Geiser Row 4-Marsha Cleek, Joan Bollinger, Carolyn La- Plante, Marcia Rudert, Patty Stafford, Mary Ann Kelley, Jane Teague, ,Ju- rea Daume Row 5--Carolyn Millikan, LaVona Smith, Doris Reisenbichler, Pat Ru- dert, JoAnn Mandrelle, Gail Hazel, Charlotte Young Cheerleading represents a lot of work and long hours of practice, but the rewards greatly outweigh the work. There is a feeling of accomplishment, responsibility, and satisfaction of a job well done. This is exemplified in the peppiness and sincere school spirit of our cheer- leaders. We are grateful to them for helping to uphold Centra1's high ideals of sportsmanship. 55 BASKETBALL IA Teaml UNSW! 6 gan Seated-Dennis Henson' Cmanagerj, Mike Taylor , Dean Meinz , Jim Green, Larry McKinney ', jim Sides' Cmanagerj Standing-Mr. Hager Ccoachb, James Hency ', James Russell ', Walter Grebing', Benny Hinton , Jim Faris' 'Indicates la ers were letter men. Y SCORE PLAYED WE THEY Crystal City 47 46 Cairo, Illinois S4 94 College High 5o 42 Jackson 63 3 o St. Louis U. High 30 SI Cape Catholic 4 5 44 Tilghman High S7 8 6 Poplar Bluff Tournament S3 56 Poplar Bluff S4 45 Sikeston 6 1 66 Jackson 60 63 College High 46 28 Cape Catholic 44 56 Poplar Bluff S7 47 Dexter 4 1 60 Farmington 63 64 Kennett Regional Tourney 61 65 This year's record for the A Team showed a total of 7 Wins and ro losses. Central's two most exciting games this season were a one-point Win over Catholic High in over- time and a one-point loss to Farmington. Big- gest thrill of the season Was Winning the City Championship from Preps and Catholic High. Central was eliminated from the Poplar Bluff Invitational Tourney in January and also from the Class L Regional Tourney held in March. High scorer for Central this season was Benny Hinton, a junior. Larry McKin- ney and jim Hency, both seniors, also did some good playing. A fine banquet was given to the basketball players by the Central Boosters. -g4.. Seated-Lewis Bock, Wayne Bos- well , Johnny Reid , Ted Lear', . Gene Greable, Gary Wadlington, Tommy Froems- dorf Standing-Mr. Russell Ccoach J , Bill Green , Jerry Harper', jim Cushman , Paul Vandi- vorti, Rocky Wilferthf, David Pettigrew' 'Indicates players were letter men. BASKETBAE! Tea! 3 Played Crystal High Cairo, Illinois College High Jackson Cape Catholic Sikeston SEASONS SUMMARY Scores They 32 32 33 49 30 49 Won Played Jackson College High Cape Catholic Poplar Bluff Dexter Farmington Lost 7 Scores C 32 53 35 37 S5 44 hey 34 26 41 47 64 54 BASKETBALL FLIP-UPS ..g 5.. BASEBALL LETTBAMBN 1 955 SEASON Row 1-Mike Taylor, Bob Bierce, Bill Clark, Jerry Hinton, Larry McKinney, Arthur Poorman Row 2-Dean Meinz, J e r r y Moore, jim Hency, james Rus- sell, Dick Niedling, Don Sea- baugh BASEBALL SAUAB Row I-Don Miller, Charles Stat- ler, james Russell, Bill Clark, Jim Green, jerry Hinton, Ar- thur Poorman, Don Seabaugh Row 2-Mike Taylor, Bob Pierce, jerry Moore, Newt Gilliland, Jim Hency, Dean Meinz, Dick Niedling, Larry McKinney, Coach Weldon Hager DATE April 3 April IO April I3 April I7 April zo April 27 Tuesday Tuesday Friday Tuesday Friday Friday May 1, Tuesday May 4, Friday I 9 5 6 SCHEDULE GAME Central vs. Sikeston Vs. Central vs. Chaffee vs. Jackson vs. Central Vs. jackson Central Cape Catholic Central Central Sikeston Cape Catholic vs. Central Central vs. Chaffee PLACE Jackson Central Cape Catholic? Central Central Sikeston Central Chaffee In last year's season, the Tigers Won first in conference games, the sub- district, and district tournaments. We lost our first game With Mercy High in St. Louis at the state tournament. -37-. 7 Q f , Track Letterman , Row 1-Jim Hardy, jay Mullen, jim Schmidt, Raymond Brooks, Keith Jones, John Pratt, David Shrout Row 2-Bob Cearnel, Ray Boren, Jim Williamson, Jack Perry, Arthur Welch, Marlin Buelow, Gene Statler, Coach Robert Dodds. 9' 3 5- M n gran Q, W., , at ti , ggi' 1 Q ' its Last year's track season, the first in several years, saw the Tigers Winning at Cairo in four events: the 880 yard run, 880 yard relay, the mile run, and shot. The boys also took second place in a track and field meet here at Houck Stadium. This year about seventy- five boys participated, four of them lettermen from last year. They were David Shrout, John Pratt, Jim Williamson, and Jim Schmidt. This year's schedule included a dual meeting at Cairo, Kennett Invitational, Poplar Bluff Invitational, dual meet at Caruthersville, A Big Eight Conference here, and the State Outdoor Meet. 5 Q he ,R z as , .., fy - p ' 2 Q 'W in Ray Boren in action -gg- Vyyaih mf N 1,3 ' j 'V ,xsgg f 'A ,--' e ffi ii ', ji, Y' ng' H' M s.. . . Mg 4 . . ., X a x K ig K 115532 at Row 1 Row 2 .r u,rr,4.ff5',,,....f -Likens, Hargraves, Teague, Lane, Burkett, Boyd, Penrod, C. Langston -Wescoat, Retherford, Koenig, LaPlante, Brasher, A. Langston, Hope, Ervin, Pierce Row 3-Suedekum, Williams, O'Howell, Hardwick, Fiedler, jackson, Mahan, Stevenson R01414-Lincoln, Knapp, Blank, Dickey, Moore, Fuhrmann, Mandrell, Smith, Reisenbichler Eight teams competed in the Girls' Intramural Volleyball Tournament. Martha Pierce's team won first place and Karen Jones's second. Athletic let- ters were awarded to the winning team. Team captains and players are listed below. Pierce - Stevenson, Mahan, O'Howell, Wescoat, johnson, Gammon, Mandrell, Teague, Blank, Young Penrod lone! - Patrick, Kurre, Stroder, Jackson, Hirsch, Fiedler, Brasher, james, Hargraves, Coleman Langston-Langston, Burkett, Bollinger, Stevenson, Williams, Kelpe, Cleek, Caruthers, Finney, Carmack Timer - Cowan, Wright, Ranney, Fingerhut, Clark, Stout, Boren, Francis, Retherford, Button, Likens Hawkins - Flentge, Anderson, Reisenbichler, Smith, Hawkins, Guard, Brennecke, Stafford, Hardwick, Raven- stein, Lane Watfon - Swaim, Merritt, Macon, Williams, Langdon, Sprengel, Brown, Koenig, Ackman, Rolf, Daume Ervin - Hope, Suedekum, Mandrell, McCormick, Lincoln, Seagraves, Boyd, Dickey, Knapp, Whittaker, Mc- Clain Snyder - Cotner, Hardwick, Palmer, Young, Ford, jones, Mayberry, Fuhrmann, Groseclose, LaPlante, Brock- mire .mm -U s .t .1-r ,t,.a,, V., ,N . .. W . .......,...,... ,.,, ,W .,,.....,.,.,,..s,. , Row 1- -Pierce, Hope, Tilghman, Groves, Ervin, Whittaker, Fiedler, Koenig, Palmer Row 3- R0w4- Row 2 r2a,i,f4aff5,,a4 Guard, Freeman, Ackman, Tolliver, Hirsch, Corner, Jones Flentge, Ewan, Stroder, Mahan, Masterson, Langdon, Wissman, Strop, Sparks, Cowan Stevenson, Ravenstein, Williams, Macon, Coleman, Randol, Teague, Hardwick, A. Langs- ton, Reed Under the direction of Miss Towse, the Girls' Intramural Basketball Tournament which began March I3 and ended March 22, resulted in a victory for Captain Judi Mahan's team. Millie Flentge,s team was runner-up. The win- ning team members received athletic letters. Team Captains and players were as follows: Mahan - Pierce, Macon, Masterson, Langston, Fiedler,Teague, Tilghman, Schlegel, Wissman Flenzge - Roper, Coleman, Ervin, Dye, Ackman, Stafford, Reed, Whittaker, Chapin Tolliffer - jones, Gammon, Hardwick, Sparks, Stallings, Crump, Guard, Ravenstein Cowan - Gregory, Stroder, Clark, Wfatson, Randol, Caldwell, LaPlant, Miller, Daume Stevenson - jones, Brennecke, Williams, Collie, Cotner, Freeman, Palmer, Strop, Koenig Hope - Hirsch, Ewan, Spain, Evans, Groves, Langston, Ford ,awwwwsr wrwywg tm wnmv-fe fig, A-fps: zfzrmssmf Features and ul' iears this class Mod in sports by .rrnenz Jack Perry. lg Earl Mackey. 4 Tyrone Thomp- 'U1 llg Guy Lowes, ', Xrthur Welch, L-1 year baslcet- commlttee: Walker Ervin, Wlllfini Dorrell, Dlck Neidllng, Larry Mc- Kinney, Renee Holm, Sally Edmonds, Lldaf Landgraf, ,and Marilyn Tibbs These people planned the party. Miss Frances Glllett, choir director, was the chaperone. lr. , 4 m,.,,, . L Presents i '.nt p as M -nd A I mbers of U11 Club pre- '!'. Rl' y entitled light' a one-act qvern- . I b d :nd 6 X ' r respect- l . vere: Betty -- ill McDowell, Mrs, abeth Sparks, and Mr. Callahan-Gene Statler. The purpose of the play was to promote interest, especially among boys, in the Dramatic Club. R mary Alexlou gave a short spe that effect before and after th unrxng the past roar years at Central, Kay has been homeroom secretary, Student Counc represen tatlve, and a -' -- - v ardot Staff, Typi er Staff and he is a candl . This sem - sociology, I office pra Future 1 e hlll or at - r- sity, and the . - GL-0501 On Monday, January 9, the mem- bers of the junior and senior classes put their heads together and nomi- nated four candidates for Student Council President of Central High The competitors and their managers are as follows: ' 11B, and manager John Walker Ervin, 11A. lllam Dorrell, 12A 12B, and manager. School. campai 1 sentation. Qv' 3 Ralph Maxton. Mary Hines and Joyce Eva Bgb Pierce, 11A, ll'-l'zlbCl'S of Red Dagger, w ampaggn speech. nwkerun women. at - ,.,, their candidates Included on the program Fr1d3y, The didates for student body Monday, Janu- and their managers. :I s were not avail- speeches were presented. his writing. dvertising T DY Yon the pa L The, was 'Frances On th ning, t to the C A n n B a n L. Q J a n ' Ou January the Senior Banquet was held b duatlng class ln the schoo' Following' the dinner talnment was given. T. consisted of the readi K will, of the class histo class prophecy. Also talnnient was provided. Renee sang. Jim Ranney played a solo, Betty Canfield played an cordlan solo: and a quintet compos of Gaye Foeste. Jeanne Childress, eniots - essions We, the Senior Class of January, 1956, of Central High School, City of Cape Girardeau, and State of Missouri, being of sound mind, body, and memory do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, in manner and form following, hereby revoking any Will heretofore made by us. Fifa' We direct that all just to get along wtlh Mr, Heuschober to debte. such as book fines and good Charles Statler, time expenses be fully paid and satis- 19. I. Bill McDowell, will my ded. as snot. as convenient after speakins ability to Carl Ritter. McCollux er T ie C a n an tory Guy Prophe Jeannie Speci Mackey. num lass , 8 L Earl C . . ummers. Judy Dru - ty : is and Kay b . ' l e lecte I 1 et' ,l s ' ir- z , ' is- - an: t n s'e Ted Bor um, Be ty Canfield, Jlm Ran- ukand-Bonno olm. Arrangements: 'M s, and Menu- l1:-lrmnn: Judy K. Ma n Arthur Welch. Rl! F' l'I ar: ,' L Vl'ill S son, Myrna Welch. Don- Kay lVltherr Members Society in ' Jeanne Ar llurrell Sha! 23?-Q3 G40 D' 1956 Qmmloz Queen E an mia 1. f affen wi U85 0 ha G eff! C OWI 5406? go:-en .jczy Wcgoffum f7Le glkranlof Queens Alffendanfd Ula:-foffe more Eeanna .siouf joofgaff Queen nggpe ge J' 4 S 'Q .Kzren Wuhan cog! ' C' , - ueefl 5 ourf Dick Niedling, Gail Garlock, Don Miller, Elizabeth Rose, Arthur Welch, the Queen, Earl Mackey, Peggy Walker, John Welch, Karen Stevenson, Fred Hor- rell. l Q F 0 gafefgaff Queen 0 , , 2,3 71 'wa marifgn lleell if Clfuff Larry McKinney, Martha Stroder, jim Green, Nancy Bollinger, the Queen Genie Call, Dean Meinz, Peggy Walker, James Russell, James Hency. .sznior Queen cn 8 M5 JQ, mem ENUM yeallll-re CAlfJl'255 Qmna .Affendmzd 5 Hy 3 gy ye goalie Snzor Queen 'SW' nwafll Emi as 4 'H 4 il 9 G Q1 o sq Arek .QBUBIIJDII ' .Ann mdcowf 1 marifyn Queen A .fdffenclanb gal! EMEA. .KIFBH L-all fam puffy Caiaem 2 x WW fm Q is 2 ', 'lp 1-When Knighthood Was in Flower, 2-Tense Moment at the Freshmen Parry, 3-Senior Gab Fest, 4-Hillbilly Romancers, 5-Sophs, Swing Your Partners!, 6-Mr. and Mrs. Harmony, 7-Who's the Freshie Performing?, 8-Renee Sweerly Sings to Seniors ccenf on aaemggeo '5 1,9 a as , 5 ' 1 r , , MQNNN- 9515 , M ii' - ..,,, I Q I, i Y .- af' Z . W Es Kim i f wie HIS! 'EQ M., , , ,L, 'WH-yi nun, . ?,,Hf?,Jf!I , -1 452 xv 1 M f2l,l 1 1 8: 2-Christmas Assembly, 3- Three on a Bench , 4-United Nations Day, 5, 6, 7, 8: 8 - Mind Your Manners Assemblies, 9-Sfety Week Program, 10-Student President Candidates S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S .f..4-.4-.4-.1-.y-.p-.,,-...fu.4-.f-.4-.yup-..,u-.41.f-.fo-fuf-.4--fo.fu.f-.4-..f-.f-.f--4-.f--.f-.4-.f--1'mf- nfn.fnf1-11.1--1-.2-I'-iv-1--ineivhfuhps S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S Private Secretary Debbie Reynolds Our Miss Brooks Ava Gardner Marilyn Monroe Harry james Mr. Peepers Dennis tbe Menace Babe Zabarias Marlon Brando Blondie and Dagwood Lily Pons Ierry Lewis Brenda Starr Doris Day Corliss and Dexter Billy Grabam Roger Williams Stan Kenton's Orcbestra Tbe Maguire Sisters Van jobnson Geflffafg .!4l'l5M!2l' fo -- Kay McCullom Gail Finch Miss Inez Smith Delores Galloway Jeanette Winisko Albert Estes Mr. Schwab Rusby Seabaugh Kaye Stevenson Tyrone Thompson Norma Snider and Don Seabaugh Jeanne Childress Harry George Sue Bess Kay Crews Genie Call and Dean Meinz Bill McDowell Wayne Horton The Romancers Sally Edmonds Lida Landgraf Marilyn Tibbs Mr. Ford Pbil Silvers jean Simmons Mario Lanza Ed Sullivan Freckles Robbie Robins-on Superman Albert Einstein Flasb Gordon Elvis Pressley My Friend Irma l't's Always jan Grace Kelly Talullab Bankbead Romeo Artbur Murray Daisy Mae and Lil' Abner Winkie Dink Betty Crocker Tillie tbe Toiler Audrey Hepburn jane Russell joan Collins Dick Tracy 1100i N4--f-v.fv-.ff-.lf-.linlv-.ff Mr. Carosello Jennifer Ford Walker Ervin Ted Miller Charles Morgan Benny Hinton Norman Flowers Chuck Heilig Dean Brown fCan anybody qualify?j Linda Withers Karen Wilson Karen Mahan Elizabeth Sparks Eddie Loftin jerry Moore Liz Rose and Arthur Welch Larry Scott Mrs. Younghouse Miss Ketterer Peggy Walker Shirley Kassel Peggy Riehn Charles Hutson gina? S ,junfs.ju,jsAll9.50.flu,fro.ja.jc,jc,ja1.?hj0.,jn.jn,jn,,fhti's?'Z'hi'1f ti'1i'l.?4ll'ni'li'll'li'1i'h?eJ'lsf'l.j'n.jn 1.ill.i'I.i'1l'1-i'vi'li'0i'Ii'i4sl'I-?I.?1-?sl' S, wid ana! jdaf 3 ,W 1. We dedicate our new school. 2. Senior A dandies. 3. Seniors go tacky. 4. A lassies. 5. The band presents. 6. Girl's tuneful trio. 7. The Annual Signing --'IOI- Senior season. Quill and Scroll is an honorary organization for high school journalists. Students must meet certain requirements: C13 upper third of their class in scholarship, C21 have so many inches of material printed, and C35 show originality in material sub- mitted. if A William Dorrell L ,':' 5' Student President up HVV' lst Semester Earl Mackey il Senior President lst Semester Schoof .HOILOPJ Qui!! unc! Scroff Seated-Karen Mahan, Sue Bess, Grace Wring, jackie Pratte, Rosemary Alexiou, Gail Finch, Kay Wright, Peggy Riehn Standing-C h a r l e s Heilig, Marcia Hampton, Dean Brown, Madilyn Hecht, john Stubbs, Claire Martin, Bill Renner, Carolyn Tolli- ver, Bob Pierce, Marion Burford, Bill Wasson, Tara Masterson, Larry Bauer, Jer- ry Reimann ,M w Walker Ervin Student President 2nd Semester james Hency Senior President 2nd Semester Row I-Bill Haman, Bob Zimmerman, jim Green, James Hency, Mike Taylor, jim J I W ,f Russell, Dick Niedling, Jerry Humphrey, Charles Herbst u' en ont off, Row 2-joe Medlin, jim Hastings, Kenny Chapman, Jim Faris, John Meisenheimer, Tom Slinkard, Larry McNeely, Don McBride Wafionafkgd Salvo! poefry Minnera glut .g2lne5f2l' Sealed-jo Ellen Sitzes ', judy Segraves, Carol Sue Ervin, Charles Pickett, Dolly jones, Beverly Latham, Mary Lee Groseclose Standing-Barbara Fulton, La- wanna Bowden, Sylvia Cot- ner, Dana Boytx, Mary Glasscock, Vivian Clark, Virginia Kerr, Ruth Ann Drum, Leta Davis 4239 Linda Withers Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow X Special Mention Karen Mahan Queen Candidate Sikeston Cotton Carnival vfzffizl its 0 mirroz rfoctrfes Jeanette Winisko Winner Courtesy Poster Award F Sophomore Representative Award .: 'lll V :: If , Vl' iifmwj xx .. . xl, I 1 X Q! - Q' wa, ,Q 3 . ' Slllllji ll if John Stubbs Bob Pierce - Don Brooks Bausch and Lomb Gave Demonstration ff C Hqnorary Science Award Science Meeting at Je .erson ity Ste. Genevieve Pilgrimage Don Brooks Kay Allen Ted Miller, Ronnie Schnare, Highest Ranking Sophomores Howard Kelley CFirst Semester? Music Scholarships TIC? SILVER PIN TYPING AWARDS GREGG COMPETENT TYPIST AWARD Seated-Pat Derrington, Madilyn Hecht, Bill Corner Row I-Saundra Corner, Vivian Clark, Dana Boyt Standing-Carol Ackman, Jackie Clark, Loretta Co- Row 2-Jackie Pratte, Carol Keesee, Shelby Heuer wan, Dana Boyt Carol Poston GREGG FILING TEST AVVARD GREGG SHORTHAND AWARD Seated-Boni Gamblin, Jeanine Knight, Mary Hale, Elwanda Macke, Kay Wright, June Smith, Margaret Doris Joyce, Ronald Grebing Mecham, Doris Joyce, Vivian Clark Standing-Barbara Cobb, Vivian Clark .igi J , Bill McDowell Carolyn Tolliver D.A.R. Award American Legion Oratorical Contest District Winner American History Peggy Riehn D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 71041 3 Q V, gf . ,,,,t I I r if X t , gi , - 1577 A t-.tt, ., Vivian Clark Winner of Essay Contest America, a Beacon of Hope Note: Honors won after April I could not be included in this book. Far Moving Packing Staring Cali N I II H ll L S TRANSFER Phnna 5-5518 0 Sarvinq Cana Girardeau For EB Years G A Y L O R ' S Shoes For- All The Family Phone 5-3850 104 N. Main PAK A SNAK GROCERY AND MARKET 1606 Independence McDONALD COMPANY, Inc. Concrete Products Phone 5-8679 Cape Girardeau, Mo. Sunset Sundries Formerly SUNSET PHARMACY Fountain Service SEPTEMBER Sept. 6-Hello, everybody! We miss the last year's grades, but we are glad to see the new faces. We were welcomed in the auditor- ium. The beautiful drapes and comfy seats make us right at home. Wish we could take the seats to classes with us. Sept. 7-Oh, these freshies-so many of them! You can't even get in the halls, and if by chance you do, you can't move. If only we could just sit in one room and let the teachers trot around. Sept. 9-The first week of school in this oven is over. It wouldn't have been too bad except for the heat. Sept. 12-Summer vacation is really over-homework tonight. Horrors! The senior class had a meeting and elected the following officers: Earl Mackey, presidentg Jack Golightly, vice- presidentg Judy Drum, secretary. They had better do a good job, or we will fire them. Sept. 13-First Student Council Meeting with William Dorrell, presi- dent, and Miss Sackman, sponsor. Sept. 15-16-Buy Student Activity Books today! Last chance to save 32.95 -and that's big money. Be sure to save on this bargain. Sept.. 19-Have you seen Gaye Foeste drooping around? Could it be the heat, not enough sleep, or just plain bore- dom? SOUTHERN OIL AND CAFE . DELICIOUS FOODS and COURTEOUS SERVICE 400-410 Morgan Oak 24-hour service IO A 'Y I ,,,-L MTv ,. r quqbul u f x . 515. 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The boys really tried though-Don Miller even cracked a shoulder bone. Sept. 26-First Lyceum today. Two pretty girls and a handsome boy played accordians. It was the La Vaux Trio. Sept. 28-The kids at Central are getting very hair conscious. The boys have blue hair and the girls have gray. If you want gray hair, just buy a tube of silver paint, and you too can be gray, Sept. 30-Look at those b-i-g smiles. We won the game at Metropolis, Illi- nonis, 12 to 0. It was worth the long ride over, OCTOBER Oct. 3-Congratulations, Betty Faris! Betty was nominated for the Mc-Calls Teen Fashion Board and will help plan their teen Wardrobe. Ort. 4-The Band members are marching their legs off practicing for the Band Festival. Have you noticed Jeanne Childress limping? OIIIIQEFYIQII tif 0 M. E. Leminq Lumber CU. IOS- HECHTS Cape Girardeau, Mo. First in Fashions For the Younger Set Iunior Fashions as featured in SEVENTEEN Magazine - For - GREETING CARDS BELTS HANDBAGS GIFTS PCLU2! Oct. 6+Thirty-two members of the D.O. Club had a party. They had fun on a scavenger hunt, dancing, and of course eating. Oct. 7-The Central Bengals fought hard but lost to the Caruthersville Ti- gers. The score was 14-6. Let's win the next game, boys! Oct. IOP-Today started Fire Preven- tion Week. Everyone is weak from fright-a surprise fire drill was held. Oh-that bell. Chief Carl J. Lewis spoke to the students today after the drill. Oct. 12-Today We had a R-E-A-L treat. Professor James L. Walters per- formed in assembly on the Wonders of the Mind. He showed how it is possi- ble to brainwash individuals. David Rickard, Mary Ann Ewan, and Bill Mc- Dowell gave us much to talk about for the next week. Oct. 14-Another contest of long ri- valry over our ancient foes from Jack- son was won. Our thanks to Mike Tay- lor who pushed us on to victory. Score was 14-13-It was grand! Oct. 17-If you hear a familiar voice over the radio and you know someone in one of Miss Sadler's speech classes, there's a Connection. The two classes are making tapes for the radio on Our Greatest National Asset-Our Youth. Oct. 18-The long awaited day has come-the Band Festival. If our band is the best, and of course it is, it's because of the many, many hours of practice. The members deserve an extra big hand. --Io MARQUISE IACQUELINE CONNIE PARIS FASHION Post and DHIIlE,S Shoes Where New Styles Make Their First Appearance Phone 5-5130 122 N. Main Cape Girardeau, Mo. OSTERLOH'S ' BOOK STORE Diamonds - Watches Graduation Gifts Clgckg.-Clqsg G-1-qduqfign Cqgdg Frisco. Missouri Pacific Railroad. Greyhound Inspectors School Memory Books 126 N. Main Phone 4-2404 Oct. 20-No school! Such enchanting words-if only we could hea.r them more often-say every other day. No school for four days. ' The teachers are observing Business Education Day and niade a tour of all participating businesses. A luncheon was served at Daley's Hall. Oc-t. 21-To think that a real, living man led the life that is portrayed on I Led Three Lives. Well, he is real because thousands just saw and heard him, Mr. 'Herbert Philbrick, at the Houck Physical Education Building. I hope you did too. It was worth the struggle to get in-so many people. Oct. 22-Poor Shawnee High! We broke their nine-game winning streak by 13 points-20 to 7. Oct. 24--Everyone is talking about the parade the college put on for Home- coming. The floats were wonderful. Col- lege can be proud. Oct. 25-We had thirteen foreign students attending State College as guests today in observance of United Nations Day. All the girls fell for Anton Bader, the German boy. Oct. 27-The freshies had their class party tonight. Oct. 31-Be careful or the goblins will get you! Was that Peggy Walker out trick-or-treating? Could be she's too big for that or is she? IIO-- Mississippi Valle Prinlinq Cnmpan 8 NORTH SPRIGG STREET Good Printinq - Courteous Service HARLAN SHORT BOB ECKELMANN PHONE 5-7352 NOVEMBER the Cape Girardeau County Tuberculo- Nov. 1-We will forgive the boys for losing the game with Kennett because it was the most exciting game they have played. Thanks to Charles Sea- baugh who made both of the Tigers' touchdowns. The score was 14-13. Nov. 3-4--Poor Teachers! We have a vacation but they still have to go to school, so to speak. Oh, well. maybe they can get some Christmas shopping done while they are in St. Louis at the State Teachers' Meeting. Nov. 5-Vivian Clark and many oth- ers are getting typers' cramps, but they don't seem to careg it's for a good cause. The students in the 12B short- hand, typing, and office practice class- es are addressing 9500 envelopes for sis Association Campaign. Nov. 7-Bill McDowell and Barbara Chaplin are working very hard on their speeches for the Junior Chamber of Commerce Contest, I Speak for Dem- ocracyf' Nov. 10-The sophomores had a barn dance. I hear it was a real hoedown. Nov. 11-We lost the Charleston game too-but we had a real treat later. Karen Mahan was crowned foot- ball oueen and reigned over the home- coming dance. It was very beautiful. Nov. 14-Dean Forrest Rose spoke on The Value of a College Education at our second assembly this year. He advised the girls to go to college to find the best husbands, He has probab- Compliments of Biederman Furniture Eumpany Serving Missouri Since 1886 Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Refunded III L. H. LANDGRAF Lumber Company, Inc. LUMBER COAL PLUMBING HEATING Phone 5-8275 1459 Independence Cape Girardeau, Mo. ly upped the college enrollment by that statement. Nov. 16-Parents finally know what we, the Students, have to go through. Maybe for a week they will feel sorry for us. We had Back-to-School Night. Nov. 17-The Silver Spear Dramatic Club held its annual banquet. The tic- kets were steep, but it was worth it. Nov. 21-Miss Vogelsang had visit- ors todav. She showed the Sikeston Li- brary Club around her pride and joy! Nov. 23-Did you see that big bon- fire? Or maybe you were too dizzy from the annual snake dance. Nov. 24--We lost the Thanksgiving game, but I don't think anyone mind- ed. We were too stuffed to care Nov. 28-Thanksgiving, our last va.- cation until Christmas. We hope you took full advantage of it. Nov. 30-Everyone was thrilled today by the top flight archers. Mr. and Mrs Carl Josephs. William Dorrell played the stooge and target for one of their tricks. DECEMBER Dec. 2-The Medieval Times must have been fun or so the juniors thought, judging from their party. The Queen of Love and Beauty and the King of the Flaming Sword were selected as Grace Wring and Mike Taylor. Dec. 4-Did you know Rusbv Sea- baugh went to talk to Santa? 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Dec. 16-Reigning as queen over the Sidewalk Cafes and the Eifel Tower that decorated the senior 'oarty was Kay McCollum. Bill McDowell was Master of Ceremonies for the talent show, Dec. 19-A fast-moving game with the Cairo Pilots ended with a disap- pointing score of 32-27 in their favor. Dec. 21--A very unique Band party was held this year. The surprise theme was This is Your Life of Mr. Tony Carosello, director. Nothing Does it I.ike 7-UP ..u...... . ..t.. fl y 'Q 22515555 .I It Likes You 355 North Kings Highway Phone 5-3157 II Compliments of ffl - . 511 ' 1 6: 5 gf '-- .. O I O Quan 911, Hwy. 61 6. Outer Drive For Masonry By Experts call the MELVIN C. RICKARD CO. BRICK CONTRACTORS It It's Brick, Call Rick 615 College St. Phone 4-1137 With Our Enlarged Department We Carry A Greater Assortment of Merchandise Compliments Of F. W. WOO-LWORTH CO. Main and Independence Dec. 22-The Chistmas assembly was very nice this year, thanks to two speech classes, Junior A Cappella, Sen- ior A Cappella, Silver Spear, and many others. No more school until January 3 so a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone. JANUARY Jan. 3-Our Centralites look as if they have recovered from the holidays and are happy to be back in school. Yea, Central! Beat Jackson-tonight! Jan. 7-Unfortunately, we lost our game with St. Louis U. High, but we have high hopes for Tuesday's skirmish with the Cape Catholic Bulldogs. Jan. 10-The Tigers won a thrilling overtime game over the Catholic High Bulldogs. The score was 45 to 44. Jan. 11-Whom did Ted Miller say he was taking to the A Cappella party tonight? Jan. 12-Yum - - yum! The senior banquet was this evening. Oh! That food! Jan. 13-Is anyone superstitous? Friday 13th didn't jinx the kids in our assembly program, though. What talent! Maybe all our bad luck was in Paducah. VVe lost our game with Tilgh- man High. Jan. 16-Rev. S. S. Borum delivered the baccalaureate sermon in our auditorium last. night. Our seniors won't be with us long now! LEY5 We Serve the Finest People The Finest Foods 0-0-0-Q-0-Q-+0-O-O-9-0-9-0 617 Good Hope Phone 5-8061 Cape Girardeau, Mo. II ui 1JllIl il Z- N l X fi! fr 4 A 51-'I-7-- RENT J 'Mmm i t trail l l l Oul' P HMEH5 AND MEHEHANT5 BAN Visit The ST. CHARLES PHARMACY for The Finest in Cosmetics and French Perfumes E. W. KASSEL IEWELER The Diamond - Iewelry - Gift Store SINCE 1904 Jan. 17-Mary Ewan wants to know if it's too late to start cramming for tomorrows exams. Well, is it? Jan. 18-nook at all the Centralites with bloodshot eyes! Rough exams? Jan. 23iEveryone was snowed in last Thursday and Friday, but we made it to commencement! We finished Thursday's exams today. Jan. 25-Come on, freshies and soph- omo1'es! Let's all go try out for Silver Spear. You d0n't know what y0u're missing. FEBRUARY Feb. 3-The mighty Tigers had a vic- torious game with Jackson today. We have some very promising players, es- pecially Benny Hinton and Mike Tay- lor. Feb. 8-We did it again! College High lost to the Bengal Basketball Bouncers on their own court. The! first of a series of Student Council assemblies was held today. Our trusty representatives have some very pleasing ideas for improving manners and gaining friends. Feb. 10-What could be more fun than a Valentine's Party? l'1l tell you. A Valentine's Party for those lively freshmen! The freshman party was cer- tainly supplied with good entertain- ment! The Romancers have a swell dance band. Mr. James Hunt of the F. B. T. spoke to us today on 'tThe Cost of Crime. II71- Always The Newest In Fashion For The Modern Young Men and Smart Youn-g Ladies ' 9 firm :W flirt 2,1 SEMA Southeast Missouri's Most Modern Store HIJW HD-SWAN ATHLETII: minus un. RAWLINGS SPALDING Distributors Phone 5-7729 Broadway 6. Pacific Cape Girardeau, Mo. Feb. 13-Our lyceum today was Theatre of Mr. Poe. Two very talent- ed speakers gave excerpts from Edgar Allen Poe's writings, Some of these were A Cask of Amontilladof' The Tell-tale Heart Annabel Lee, and The Raven. It .almost made our blood run cold! Feb. 14--Hey, fellows! Know what today is? Exactly! St. Valentine's Day. Are' you one of those people who signs Valentine cards Guess who? or sends comic Valentines to your teachers? Let's hope not! Feb. 15-Central played a hard game against Cape Catholic last night, but lost. Our loss didn't keep us from en- joying the dance after the game. Con- gratulations to the decorating commit- tee! Feb. 17-Ah! Sweet Revenge! The Bengals beat Poplar Bluff this time! We had another Student Council assem- bly today. Have you seen those -neat chairs we're buying for the Tiger Den? Feb. 20-l've noticed a decided im- provement in manners here at Central, haven't you? Feb. 21-The last of our Student Council assemblies was absolutely won- derful! lt showed a lot of careful plan- ning. Did you see Sarah Patrick in those crazy Bermudas? Feb. 24-The Dexter team dampened our spirits a little at tonight's game, but our loss couldn't spoil that dance afterward! Feb. 28-Did you help sing Happy Birthday to Kay Allen and Mary Hines today? Another year older! Feb. 29-Come on, girls! This is your chance!! Leap Year's Day is the time to grab that' bashful guy you've been looking at with moonstruck eyes. Get hep! Now, farewell, February. MARCH March 1-Would you say March came in like a. lion or a lamb today? It seemed sort of in-between to me. March 2-Listen, Centralites! Don't forget our basketball game at Farm- ington tonight. Keep your fingers cross- ed! March 9-I think all of us Central tiger cats went for our surprise as- sembly in a big way. Jan Berkshire is a very talented comedian and magician. Didn't you like Pat Tooke's hat? Ted Miller seemed a little bit fearful that his brother Don might lose his hand in that guillotine! March 13-Were you at the cowboy lyceum? Colonel Larson didn't have much trouble teaching John Hopa- long Seabaugh how to spin a rope. Red Fred Horrell was really red when the colonel flicked his whip a little too close for comfort! March 20-Did you know that today is the first day of spring? Have you seen many robins yet? March 21'-Mr. C. and his band mem- bers left today for the band festival at Sikeston. II Yun Can llepenll nn the The Missourian Printing 8 Stationery En. Pm llnalit Selinnl flnnnals For over a half century we have, by maintaining highest quality and giving prompt dependable service, produced many schools annuals in Missouri and southern Illinois, many schools permit us to handle their business year after year, for which we are very grateful. 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MISSOURI UTILITIES COMPANY A citizen wherever we serve iv APRIL April 3-Back to school! Dennis Hen- son said the Easter bunny remembered that it was April Fool's Day and left rotten eggs for him! April 5-The D.0. Club is having a banquet tonight and Marilyn Tibbs is going to sing. Their menu of steak, French fries, and cherry pie a la mode sounds scrumptous, doesn't it? April 6-Tonight the junior will have their fling at the Riverboat Rende- vous -their party. Are you going to enter the speech or drama district contests? If so, today is the day! April 7-That long awaited moment' has arrived! The seniors fa moment of 5 reverent silence after that word? are having their prom tonight! I can't Wait to see who will be queen! April 9-The Colonial Tavern will be honored with the presence of the Travel Club this evening. Wish I could go, don't you? April 134VVhat's all this scuttle around here? Oh, I remember! Central choir members are in charge of the Spring Choral Festival today. The Spanish Club presented its as- sembly this afternoon. Did you enjoy it too? 11231. I. Kenneth Coles, Opt. D., D. O. Optometrist 6. Oculist 109 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. Compliments Oi I. E. KURKA VARIETY STORE 721 Broadway Phone 5-3047 Cape Girardeau, Mo. Something New Every Day April 20-Centra1's band played for us today. They deserve a compliment on their performance. April 25-The Nationa-l Honor So- ciety Assembly was very impressive. It makes you want to study harder, does- n't it? MAY May 1-Happy May Day! Did you give any flowers away today? It's the custom in some places. May 5-The scholastic, track, and field meets were at the college today. l'd like to know how Central came out. May 20-Baccalaureate services. May 21-Get a load of those seniors, will you? Oh, that's right! this is tacky day. May 23-Today and tomorrow every- one will be looking pretty glum! Finals will do that! May 24-Everyone enjoys commence- ment and we're proud of our graduat- ing seniors! May 25-Achievement assembly. En- joy your vacation and we'll see you next year! See Our Teen Fashions W R I N G ' S TOT-TEEN sHoP 429 Broadway Cape Girardeau. BQRT1-:Ls A Sincere Thanks For Your Kind Patronage This Past Year L E T . o CO- KEEP YOUR CLOTHES NEAT AND TRIM 510 Broadway Phone 5-5973 DRY ALTHEIYS FURNITURE COIVIPANY Where Broadway Meets Middle Complete Home Furnishings Cape Girardeau. Mo. I2 H. A. MARGRAF ST.LCUIS-CAPE IEWELER BUS LINE 409 Broadway Phone 5-6483 Idan-Ha Hotel Building ncqpefs only Locally Cape Girardeau, Mo. Owned Bus Linen Ii Your Clothes Are Worth Cleaning They Deserve The Best SULLIVAN BROS CLEANERS 108 S. Spanish Phone 5-7496 Cape Girardeau. Mo. 5 1 1-by 7 4x .g,'2J' Q fY,Qgt91 ,nf 'fd' ' 4 I 1' x gut 'I fi' X Visit Our Gift Department BAHN BROS. HARDWARE CO., INC. See SCHWINN BIKES Doing Business i.n Cape on Main Street Since 1860 GET THE RABBIT HABIT B U N N Y BREAD I2 Compliments YOUR DODGE AND PLYMOUTH of 40 Years - Dodge Dealer HARRIS MOTOR BROADWAY THEATRE Downtown Broadway xtttllltillikl'WIIIIC-Ms Q +80 5.. mga? Brunes X ,- DRY w E R N E R ' s QX m l . ' CLEANERS SUPER MARKET FO-R Fill its HND 6 G n R M E N T S FURRIERS 1192 Broadway Phone 5-8255 Cape Girardeau, Mo. 220 N. Main Phone 5-2448 VANDEVEN'S IRVlN'S Quagg1dME:Jshcj::geries' Clothing and Furnishings WE GIVE 6. REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS Broadway at Pacit Str et For Young Men Cape Girardeau, Mo. Compliments BOHNSACK COAL COMPANY COAL BRIQUETS Phone 5-2902 Cape Girardeau. Mo. -5- Bahn Bros. Hardware Co. --- Bartels Mercantile Co. ..a. Biederman Furniture Co. .a,, Bohnsack Coal Co. ,,,,av... Bucknerlrtagsdale Co. CThel ,V Bunny Bread Co. fThel w..... Broadway Theatre CThel --- Brune's Dry Cleaners --- Cape Girardeau Office Training School ,... Cape Music Co. .... Clark-Buick O is ......oA...... , ADVERTISERS Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc .... -... Coles, Kenneth, Opt. D., D. O. Daley's Restaurant ..O,........ ..., Dean and Co. ....... Esquire Theatre fThel --------- Farmers and Merchants Bank H- L--- First National Bank ......... Fischer's Market ..... Ford+GroVes Motor Co. --- Gaylor's Shoe Store ,......... Gladish-Walker Furniture Co. -- ---- Hampton's Bakery nA......,, Harris Motor Co. oo,,...., Hawkins Modern Cleaners H... 1 Hecht s Store i,.ono..,,oo............ Hirsch-Tinsley Radio 6. Applianc Howard-Swan Athletic Good Co. lrvin's YL ....oo..o,n, L oC..o ---- Kassel's Iewelry Store .... Kurka Variety Store ........ Landgrat, L. H. Lumber Co. --- Lang, H. A. Ieweler .....,. Leming, M. E. Lumber Co. A- Lueders Studio ..,.,,,,A.C.... Co. - McDonald Company, Inc. fThG w------ I2 Margraf, H.,A. Jeweler ...,... - Minnen's Ladies Ready-to-Wear Mississippi Valley Printing Co. tThel Missouri Propane Gas Co. .... Missourian Printing 5 Stationary Co Missouri Utilities ,,............ Nichols Transfer Co. --- Nun1ey's Drug Store .i...... Nu-Way Garment Cleaners --- Ochs, Henry Floral Co. ..... Osterloh's Book Store ......... Pak-a-Snak Grocery G Market - Parisian Dry Cleaning Co. --- Penny, I. C. Co. Store .... Post and Dame's Shoes --- Pure Ice Co. CThel ...... Rickard, Melvin W. Co. ....... Rigdon Laundering 6. Cleaning Service Roth, Arnold Insurance Agency St. Charles Pharmacy .,....... St. Louis-Cape Bus Line --- Seven-Up Bottling Co. .c.. Southern Oil and Cate ........ Suedekum and Sons Hardware Co Sullivan Bros. Cleaners ...,,.. Sunny Hill Milk Bar ,...,.. Sunset Sundries and Drugs --- Sunshine Cleaners tThel .... Thompson Drive-In s,,... Travel Shop CThel ,....... Vandeven Mercantile Co. --- Walther's Furniture Co. --- Werner's Super Market ..... Wieser Typewriter Agency .... Wimpy's Drive-ln ,oL.ic... Woolworth, F. W. Co. .... Wring's Tot Teen Shop .... 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