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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

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Mary Angela Ewan ART Genie Call, Carolyn Tolliver, Karen Wieser, Karen Wilson BUSINESS Business Manager ........A........ h .............. Robert Naeter Salesmen . . Ruth Ann Amos, Shirley Boren, David Erlbacher, Francine Ford, Jim Hastings, Howard Kelley, Carolyn Langston, John Mulkey, Carolyn Sawyer, Judy Segraves, Linda Welker PHOTOGRAPHERS Head Photographer ....,...,,................... Charles Sutton Photographers . . Jerry Albert, Barbara Martin, David Rickard, John Mark Scully, Jim Hardy ADVISERS Art. ..... , . . Miss Haman Bflsmess ---- . . . Miss Adams L'tef3fY '--'- ' .... Miss McLain Photography ..,...,,...,.,.. .... M rs. Findley PHOTOGRAPHY - Lueders' Studio PRINTING - Missourian Printing and Stationery Company -5.- Q fQf2 X922 We at I l plant, our adminis rs, and our faculty. Central grad- OPZW Ol' uates t ve ,tg er pride, for the E v H or .- . ' high school CSU! ' 0 f -li Thousands have graduated, and om x mnber many have ---wx' in Held of iness, music, dramatics, li ' s. ey e 1 roved that graduation r t a culmination of 1 ance t and le g. Therefore we dedicate our 1957 Girardot to s ents w ave nors not only in b are also le them afoot- ts a veme as ci ' of this great country. QQ 5 2 Qmgzu..4,,.f..,. RQ ST. Q 0 ml y 'f Central near and far 5-A' Q-.Jw 3 Q, :W A l X a , UL- V, , g4 f,: Q-4571, . A -'f? 'x!Fv , A- :Q-5: 4 ... T' l , ,,-,2i1avmn0Xf 1 7.12 . ' 1' Q 'Q 2' .wx -lll l J ,lik -.lc-f Central from the south, east, and north -J GUI .ah-x u ,W xy., 5 5 x v- x , . . V . 'I , v 9 4 f 1 : 9 Q ew R5 'ff'i':1 72, V s fb by, .Y 1 3 S, , Q, , 'x . ,Q - x , M1 ig Azi z 45 4 .gag gg..-' ,Q ,- F ig ,.ri gflI'.' ,.- A, Q- A :j'.,, V , X Q v W . i 'x + ' L1 1- ' Q, 'V' 5 iw: 0 t jg .Hin : .3 2, A-H-,7'I.' .faq : J , ,. ' V I X K, , - ' - , gsiigkim . 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Ritter, Mrs. Truman Bollinger, Mrs. Darwin Cleek, Mrs. Dean Vandiver Row 2-Mrs. Homer Millikan, Mrs. I.. E. Pind, Mrs. Tom Taylor, Mrs. Willvur Boren Mrs. Tom Sawyer, Mrs. Ralph Deimund, Mrs. Homer Barnes Row 3 -Mrs. John Martin, Mrs. Keith Tolliver, Mrs. W. H. Wescoat, Mr. Paul Jenkins, Mrs. j. R. Mahan,,Mrs. john Ford, Mrs. D. R. Pratt u Memberr not in picture-Mrs. U. G. Pettigrew, Mrs. john Cargle, Mrs. Walter H. Ford, Mrs. M. D. Deneke, Mrs. Murray Grace, Mrs. Roy Brunkhorst, Mrs. Lawrence Hinck, Mrs. G. G. Seifert, Mrs. Irvin Hecht Each home room selects a parent representative and this group, meeting with the faculty three or four times a year, is known as the Parent-Teacher Advisory Council. This year the group sponsored a teacher-parent conference hour following an open meeting in which the community heard Dr. Belmont Farley of the N. E. A. At another meeting a guid- ance instructor at State College spoke, and a fourth meeting was devoted to plans for getting voters out for the tax levy. This year the Boosters' Club took over the responsibility of chartering buses for students to attend out-of-town football and basketball games. Another activity was the sponsoring of football and basketball banquets. Members met every second and fourth Wednesday. Boosters, Club President-Mr. R. A. Brown ing Vice-President - Mr. Louis R. Stone Secretary-Mr. jack Russell Trearurer-Mr. Bill Wick- ham 39? x . LQ . Faculty Row 1-Ewan, Bohnsack, Adams, Haman, Williams, Carter, Bock Row 2-Heuschober, Krueger, Kies, Gillett, Holley, Hines Row 3-Carosello, Hager, Brinkopf, Ford, Aubuchon, jenkins, Blumenberg GENEVA EWAN Office, Buxiners MAUDE BOHNSACK Vocational Horne Economicr, Matbematicr LUCILLE ADAMS Burinerr EDNA HAMAN Art DALE WILLIAMS Social Studier, Spanish EARLIE CARTER C 0 -ordinator HOWARD G. BOCK Science CLARENCE HEUSCHOBER Indurrrial Art: CLARA E. KRUEGER Latin, Englirb VIVIAN KIES Social Stud iex FRANCES GILLETT Muric iw.- BETTY HOLLEY Burinesr, Englirb ROBERT C. HINES Social Studie! ANTHONY CAROSELLO Muric WELDON HAGER Driver Education LEON BRINKOPF Pbyrical Education, Hiftory RALPH FORD Mathematicr EVERETTE AUBUCHON Phyrical Education, Driver Education, Art PAUL JENKINS Guidance Counrelor EDWIN A. BLUMENBERG Science, Mathernaticr Not in picture: MARY SPITZMILLER Englirb ROBERT DODDS Pbyrical Education Faculty Row I-Findley, Reed, Vogelsang, Sackman, McKinnis, Towse, Rixman Row 2-Schwab, Sadler, Schowengerdt, Gockel, McLain, Wescoat, H. Smith Row 3-Ueleke, Sander, Morton, Muegge, I. Smith, Younghouse, McNeely CARRIE H, FINDLEY Biology MARY Z. REED Englixb MILDRED VOGELSANG Librarian KATHRYN SACKMAN S o cial S lud ies LOIS K. MKIKINNIS Social Studiex, Englirh ELLEN TOWSE Pbyxical Educalion LAURA RIXMAN Matbematicf NORMAN SCHWAB Social Studies ALENE SADLER Englith, Speech BIERENICE SCHOWENGERDT Englitb CORNELIA GOCKEL Bu.rine.rJ LUCILLE MCLAIN E nglirh JESSIE B. WESCOAT Study Hall HELEN SMITH Englifh MILTON W. UELEKE Science NORMA SANDER Pbyxical Education ' MOLLY MORTON Miztbematicf ALTA MUEGGE Social Studiex, Englifh INEZ SMITH Englixb, Drama ALMA YOUNGI-IOUSE Vocational Home Economic! A. H. MCNEELY Auto Mecbanici 'Exchange mathematics teacher from Shrews bury, England Q 4 gh! U OFFICE MISS MYRTLE SCHRADER MISS HELEN KETTERER MRS. GENEVA EWAN 5-513001 Name p f 6 S, r ' 1 4 3, 4' as I fs. 5 ,:??.1:f, L ,,.,.,. ,R ,,-, ,Q I. E K L. M M, , ,A CAFETERIA smrr MRS. PAYNE MUIR Carbier Left to Right-Mrs. Mary Lewis, Mrs. Ruben Schade, Cdirector of cafeteriasj, Mrs. Ben Crites, Charles Clippard, Mrs. Muriel Kelly, Mrs. Ruby Bren- nan, Mrs. Dorothy Koch, Mrs. Martha May Not in picture-Mrs. Fowler X' MAINTENANCE Seated-Roger Abernathy, Luther Schafer, Mrs. Luther Schafer, John Pecligo, James Bridges Standing-Nelse Williams, James Brown, George Wills, William Poinsett, Jack Snider -12- ' MOST FUN TO BE WITH Karen Wilson Jerry Moore WITTIEST Rollie Hall Monica Allison .-14.. Senior Selections .ini PRETTIEST GIRL MOST HANDSOME BOY Genie Call Mike Taylor BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Judy Segraves Jim Green Senior Selections CUTEST SMILE Pat Young i Eddie Loftin I MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carolyn Tollivcr Bob Pierce C? MOST ATHLETIC Dick Niedling Karen Jones MOST FRIENDLY Grace Wring Keith Jones QKTQK Seniors BOYD ABBOTT Moderate, H onert sv Q sfpr., 34.9 ,M i wi I X- 1 Q -- is ,-Pi' - . .... - T ' , , ,l f,1, ...:. - V U. Sxfhet Shri 1 Club D. 5 t A t l Typing Club, Cooking O. Club v JAMES AUSTIN Fair-minded, Mild Electrical Engineers, Typing Club, Cooking Club JOAN-N BANFIELD Well-behaved, Logical LARRY BAUER Vermtile, Studiour Typing Club, Tiger Business Staff, Baseball, Quill and Scroll, Central Choir RAYMOND BENDEL Genial, Diverting Typing Club, Audubon Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Latin Club, Homeroom Treasurer, Homeroom Vice President, Homeroom Secretary JOHN BENNETT Lucky, Willful Electrical Engineers, Typing Club, D. O. Club 116- M RUTH ANN BINGENHEIMER Appealing, Clever Y-Teen Club, Tiger Literary Staff, Chess Club, Treasurer of Homeroom, F. T. A. Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Central Choir, Quill and Scroll BETTY BLACK Good-matured, Guilelexr Tigerette Club, C. Y. F. Club NANCY BOLLINGER Petite, Exquirite Home Economics Club, Travel Club, Library Assistant, Cheer Leader, Tigerette Club, Student Council, Homeroom President RICHARD BOLLINGER Manageuble, A ffable Projectionist Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Track, Band SHIRLEY BOREN Q Eficient, Self-reliant Typing Club, Tigerette Club, Home Economics Club, Sports Club, Book Exchange, Girardot Business Staff, Student Council, Homeroom President, Central Choir GARY BOSS Humane, Honorable Projectionist Club, Hunting and Fishing Club 'UNE BOWEN Delightful, Comtant K-Teen Club, F. T. A. Club, Figer Literary Staff, Tiger Cub itaff, Home Economics Club, .ibrary Club, Projectionist Club, Nlational Honor Society, Quill ind Scroll .YNDA BOWERMAN Vivaciour, Starry-eyed Fravel Club, Home Economics Ilub, Library Club, Tigerette Ilub, Missouri Club VIARTHA BRASHER Rerpomive, Outipoken, Fyping Club, Sports Club, D. O. :lub MARGARET BROCKMIRE Credulour, Bluihing Nurses' Club DEAN BROWN Generour, Eligible Creative Writing Club, Tiger Literary Staff, Homeroom Vice- President, Quill and Scroll HAROLD BUCKNER Curiour, Cheerful Electrical Engineers, D. O. Club Seniors RICHARD BUELTEMANN Nice-looking, Ideal Projectionist Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Audubon Club, Typing Club, Track, Homeroom President MARION BURFORD Blond, Dreamy Red Dagger Club, Tiger Literary Staff, Student Council, Shorthand Club, Silver Spear Club, Typing Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Quill and Scroll DONNA BURKETT Ecrtatic, Peppy Tigerette Club, Shorthand Club, Y-Teen Club, Cheerleader, Sports Club, Travel Club, Missouri Club, Homeroom Secretary, Central Choir BARBARA BURTON Knowing, Precire Typing Club, Home Economics Club, Nurses' Club NINA BUTTON Thorough, Even-tempered Library Club, Nurses' Club, Home Economics Club, Sports Club, Y-Teen Club GENIE CALL Darling, Photogenic Silver Spear Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Tiger Literary Staff, Tig- erette Club, Cheerleader, Red Dagger Club, Girardot Art Staff, Typing Club, Student Council, Y-Teen Club, Book Exchange, Homeroom President, Homeroom Secretary, National Honor Soc- iety, Orchestra 117, Seniors WILLIAM CARMICKLE Erudite, Well-groomed BEVERLY CARR Demure, Courteour Typing Club, Travel Club, Library Assistant MARJORIE CARROLL Refined, Coy Shorthand Club, Silver Spear Club, Typing Club, Red Dagger Club, Homeroom Vice President, Library Assistant BARBARA CHAPLIN Eloquent, Dignified Tiger Cub Staff, Missouri Club, F. T. A. Club, Tiger Literary Staff, D. O. Club, Homeroom Secretary, Homeroom Treasurer, National Honor Society KENNETH CHAPMAN Knightly, Good-looking Homeroom President, Track RONNIE CHILDERS Good-bumored, Gay Electrical Engineers, Tiger Busi- ness Staff, Audubon Club, Student Council, Band, Orchestra, Central Choir MARILYN CLARK Lovable, Laughing Typing Club, Tiger Cub Staff F. T. A. Club, Student Council Y-Teen Club, Sports Club Home Economics Club, Booli Exchange, Homeroom Secretary Junior A Cappella BARBARA COBB Well-read, Concire Typing Club, C. Y. F. Club. Shorthand Club, Y-Teen Club, Sports Club, Spanish Club. Homeroom Secretary, D. O. Clul: CALLIE COLEMAN jovial, Confident Sports Club JIM COTNER Collected, Conrirtent D. O. Club SANDRA COTNER Bonny, Meticulonr Y-Teen Club, Library Assistant Sports Club, Student Council Tigerette Club, Shorthand Club Typing Club, Travel Club. Homeroom President, National Honor Society, Book Exchange SYLVIA COTNER jolly, Conrcientiou: Typing Club, Y-Teen Club. Sports Club, Spanish Club. Homeroom Treasurer, Homeroom Secretary, Band, junior A Cap- pella ORETTA COWAN Glowing, Chic ports Club, Tigererte Club, 'yping Club, Shorthand Club, lissouri Club, Y-Teen Club, lomeroom Treasurer, Homeroom 'ice President, D. O. Club VILLIAM CRAFTON Reliable, Retiring lectrical Engineers, Hunting and ishing Club, Typing Club, ooking Club, Baseball, Home- mom Vice President ILBOU RN CRAWFORD Rbytb mic, Intererting rack LBERT DANIELS Hardy, Funny JDITH DAUME appy, Iokative iger Cub Staff, Tigerette Club, yping Club, Sports Club, Y- een Club, Travel Club, Red agger Club, junior A Cappella ETA DAVIS Stylirb, Likable entral Choir Seniors MITCHELL DEIMUND Undecided, Adventuroux Hunting and Fishing Club, D. O. Club, Projecrionist Club PATRICIA DERRINGTON Sunny, Sweet Typing Club, Sports Club, Tiger- ette Club, Y-Teen Club, Home- room Treasurer, Homeroom Sec- retary, Junior A Cappella ' PHYLLIS DICKEY Tranquil, Patient Sports Club, Shorthand Club, Typing Club, Home Economics Club RUTH ANN DRUM Imaginative, Lovely Tigerette Club, Nurses' Club, Tiger Cub Staff, F. T. A. Club, Y-Teen Club, Tiger Literary Staff, Girarclot Literary Staff, Home Economics Club, National Honor Society, junior A Cap- pella, Orchestra, Quill and Scroll DOROTHY DYE Vibrant, Grand Nurses' Club, D. O. Club SALLY EDMONDS Magnetic, Candid Sports Club, Y-Teen Club, Li- brary Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Tiger Business Staff, Chess Club, Homeroom Treasurer, Central Choir Seniors JUDY EMERY Witty, Alluring Shorthand Club, Silver Spear Club, Library Assistant, Typing Club, Red Dagger Club IRENE ERVIN Pretty, Optimirtic Typing Club, Home Economics Club, Shorthand Club, Y-Teen Club, Homeroom Treasurer, F. T. A. Club MARY ANN EWAN Queenly, Entrancing Tiger Cub Staff, Latin Club, Student Council, Y-Teen Club, Tiger Literary Staff, Book Ex- change, Silver Spear Club, Spanish Club, Red Dagger Club, Homeroom Vice-President, Gi- rardot Literary Staff, Central Choir, Quill and Scroll, Orches- tra JIM FARIS Deliberate, Mannerly Basketball, Monitor, T r a c k , Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer, Homeroom Vice President LYNN FLUEGGE Youthful, Working Cooking Club, Projectionist Club FRANCINE FORD Radiant, Pert Tigerette Club, Shorthand Club, Y-Teen Club, Typing Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Travel Club, Library Assistant, Homeroom Treasurer, Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer, Red Dagger Club, Girardot Business Staff l MARTHA FREEMAN M ercurial, Vivaciou: Tiger Cub Staff, Y-Teen C11 Typing Club, Red Dagger C11 junior A Cappella BARBARA FULTON Punctual, Genuine Home Economics Club, Typi Club, Missouri Club JUDITH GILBERT Fertive, Sprightly Sports Club, Library Club, F. A. Club HERBERT GOHN Big-hearted, Altruirtic Track, Homeroom Vice Presid ARTHUR GRAHAM Obliging, Reasonable Typing Club, Football JIM GREEN Burinerrlike, Suave Basketball, Monitor, Footl Baseball, Projectionist C Hunting and Fishing Club, 1 dent Council, Math Club, Ho. roorn President, National Hc Society, Book Exchange, Cen Choir, Student Body Presider JOHN GREEN Satisfied, Willhsg CAROL GREGORY Elated, Fervent C. Y. F. Club SHARON GRIFFIN Sympathetic, Erteemed Y-Teen Club, Sports Club, Home Economics Club, Nurses' Club, C. O. E. Club MARY LEE GROSECLOSE Farbionable, Seriour Sports Club, Tigererre Club, Typing Club, Y-Teen Club, jun- ior A Cappella OLIVER GROSECLOSE Speedy, Free D. O. Club MARY HALE Wbimrical, Plucky Typing Club, Homeroom Sec- retary Seniors ROLLIE HALL Dapper, Urbane Student Council, Book Exchange, Math Club BILL HAMAN jun, Jocund MARCIA HAMPTON Paired, Glib Forum Club, Silver Spear Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Tiger Literary Staff, Red Dagger Club, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Band, Orchestra, Central Choir JACK HANSEN Amazing, Ever-ready D. O. Club MYRNA HARDWICK Gentle, Truxtwortby Sports Club, Home Economics Club, Typing Club, Shorthand Club, Tigerette Club, Y-Teen Club, Library Club, Homeroom Treasurer, Central Choir BETH HARRELL Nifty, Practical Seniors JIM HASTINGS Tolerant, Helpful Latin Club, Cooking Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Tiger Business Staff, Homeroom Secretary, Girardot Business Staff MADILYN HECHT Enterpriring, Refrerhing Shorthand Club, Student Council, Y-Teen Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Book Exchange, Typing Club, Library, Assistant, Tiger Literary Staff, Missouri Club, Chemistry Club, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Band, Orchestra, Central Choir CHARLES HEILIG Scientific, Droll Tiger Business Staff, Projection- ist Club, Electrical Engineers, Math Club, Chemistry Club, Chess Club, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Band RICHARD HERBERT Difficult, Amuxing Boys' Cooking Club CHARLES HERBST Charming, Relaxed Chemistry Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Silver Spear Club, Cooking Club, Homeroom Vice- President, Electrical Engineers SHELBY HEUER Unarruming, Bathful Typing Club, Shorthand Club, Library Club, Sports Club, Home Economics Club, Library Assist- ant -22- HAROLD HILL Gladrome, Unconcerned MARY HINES A ffable, Mirchievour Typing Club, Y-Teen Club, Silvei Spear Club, C. Y. F. Club, Rec Dagger Club, Travel Club, Mon- itor BENNY HINTON Outstanding, Drowsy Audubon Club, Basketball, Track Monitor, Homeroom President JOE HoBBs Happy-go-lucky, Enterpriting Projecrionist Club, Girardo Photography Staff, Cookin, Club, Football, Track, Hi-5 Club, Band KENT HOFFMEISTER Steadfart, Promising Hunting and Fishing Club, Typ ing Club, Math Club, Chemist: Club, Track, Central Choir THOMAS HOLSHOUSER Cbeery, Flexible Electrical Engineers, Homerooi Secretary RONNIE HORTTER Genteel, Galhznt Hunting and Fishing Club JERRY HUMPHREY Imfulnerable, jaunty Monitor, Track, C. O. E. Club, Central Choir MARILYN IKERMAN Exuberant, Bewitching Sports Club, Tigerette Club, C. Y. F. Club, Cheerleader, Home Economics Club, Travel Club, Homeroom Treasurer, Central Choir CHARLES JACOBS Casual, Valiant Cooking Club, Chemistry Club, Homeroom Vice-President, Home- room Secretary, Homeroom Treas- urer CHANDLER JAMES Cbatty, Entertaining Typing Club JUNE JAUCH joyful, Willing Typing Club, Nurses' Club, Home Economics Club, C. Y. F. Club, F. T. A. Club, Junior A Cappella Seniors CLEO JOHNS Hale, Hearty Hunting and Fishing Club, D. O. Club MICHAEL JOHNSON Empbatic, Bearning PAUL JOHNSON Gregariour, Invincible Cooking Club, Typing Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Mis- souri Club, Chess Club, Home- room Secretary, Homeroom Presi- dent, Band JOHN JONES Aspiring, Erect Cooking Club, Typing Club KAREN JONES Striking, Mirthful Sports Club, Tigerette Club, Y- Teen Club, Nurses' Club, Basket- ball, D O. Club, Band, Orchestra KEITH JONES Exceptional, Convincing Football, Track, Hunting and Fishing Club, Projectionist Club, Student Council, Cooking Club, Chemistry Club, Homeroom Vice-President, Homeroom Presi- dent -23.- eniors CAROL KEESEE Cute, Wholesome Y-Teen Club, Nurses' Club, Typ- ing Club DELORES KEESEE Considerate, Retourceful Travel Club, Typing Club, Home Economics Club, Library Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Y-Teen Club, Sports Club, Tigerettes HOWARD KELLEY Senrible, Silent Cooking Club, Girardot Business Staff, Band, Orchestra MARTHA KELLY Effervercent, Vital Student Council, Silver Spear Club, Book Exchange, Red Dagger Club, Homeroom President, Homeroom Treasurer, Band, Orchestra SANDRA KENNEDY Stately, Benign HAROLD KERR Carly-haired, Brurque Projectionist Club, Homeroom Treasurer VIRGINIA KERR Willing, Wittful Typing Club, F. T. A. Club, Sports Club, Y-Teen Club, Cre- ative Writing Club, Homeroom Treasurer GLORIA KRIEGER Intelligent, Attractive Typing Club, Sports Club, Li- brary Club, Nurses' Club, Home Economics Club, Travel Club, Student Council, Book Exchange, Chess Club, Homeroom Presi- dent, Homeroom Treasurer, Red Dagger Club, National Honor Society, Central Choir MYRNA LANE Obliging, Puzzling Sports Club, Tigerettes Club, Typing Club, Y-Teen Club, Travel Club, Red Dagger Club, Junior A Cappella CAROLYN LANGSTON Co-operative, Comforting Typing Club, Sports Club, F. T. A. Club, Travel Club, Homeroom Secretary, Red Dagger Club, Girardot Business Staff BEVERLY LATHAM Loyal, Reflective Tiger Cub Staff, Typing Club, F. T. A. Club, Tiger Literary Staff, National Honor Society BONNIE LAWSON Obedient, Vigilant Typing Club CAROLYN LEAR Sylpblike, Wirtful Nurses' Club JANICE LIKENS Bland, Mysterious Shorthand Club, Typing Club, Sports Club, Home Economics Club, Creative Writing Club, Homeroom Secretary, Homeroom Treasurer DONALD LINCOLN Agile, Surceptible D. O. Club EDDIE LOFTIN Rare, Snucy Silver Spear Club, Cooking Club, Football, Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent MARY LOWES Kind, Dererving Library Club, Nurses' Club, Home Economics Club, Latin Club WILMA MCCAIN Nalural, Passive Typing Club, Shorthand Club Seniors BOB MCDOWELL Cbivalrour, Devoted Hunting and Fishing Club, Chemistry Club NANCY MACON jubilant, laudable Sports Club, Basketball VERONCETT MANN Sure, Blirrful Typing Club, Shorthand Club, Nurses' Club, Home Economics Club CLAIRE MARTIN Dutiful, Persistent Tiger Cub Staff, Y-Teen Club, Typing Club, Silver Spear Club, Tiger Literary Staff, Red Dagger Club, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Central Choir TARA MASTERSON Trim, Gracious Tiger Cub Staff, Y-Teen Club, Typing Club, Tiger Literary Staff, Red Dagger Club, Library Assistant, Creative Writing Club, Basketball, Homeroom Presi- dent, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll MARGARET MECHAM Agreeable, Persevering C. Y. F. Club, Typing Club, Li- brary Club, Shorthand Club, D. O. Club Seniors DEAN MEINZ Hearty, Daring Hunting and Fishing Club, Basketball, Football, Baseball, Homeroom President JOHN MEISENHEIMER Celebrated, Ethical Audubon Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Football, Track, Monitor, Homeroom Treasurer, Central Choir RUBY MERRITT Serious, Sleepy-eyed Typing Club, C. Y. F. Shorthand Club, Y-Teen Sports Club, Library Club CHARLES MEYER Facetious, Excitable Club, Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Typ- ing Club, junior A Cappella DON T. MILLER Boirteroux, Manly Cooking Club, Chess Club, Foot- ball, Baseball, Track, Central Choir SUSAN MILLER Brown-haired, Blue-eyed Typing Club, Missouri Shorthand Club, Y-Teen Sports Club, Library Club, Cub Staff, Spanish Club, Business Staff -261 Club, Club, Tiger Tiger TED MILLER Musical, Well-mannered Electrical Engineers, Photography Club, Tiger Staff, Projectionist Club, Typing Club, Math Club, Chemistry Club,o Homeroom Vice-President, Band, Orchestra, Central Choir DANNY MOORE Robuit, Maxterful Hunting and Fishing Club, Typ- ing Club, D. O. Club JERRY MOORE Bold, Dashing Baseball, Basketball, Homeroom Secretary JOHN MULKEY Able, Calm Hunting and Fishing Club, Elec- trical Engineers 'Club, Tiger Staff, Student Council, Math Club, Homeroom President, Girardot Business Staff, Book Exchange, Central Choir BOB NAETER Cool-headed, Kiddirig Football, Girardot Business Staff SHARON NICKLESS Keen, Original F. T. A. Club, Sports Club, Library Club, D. O. Club RICHARD NIEDLING Athletic, Rugged Electrical Engineers, Baseball, Singing Club, Football, Cooking Club, Red Dagger Club, Home- r o o m President, Homeroom President, Homeroom Treasurer, National Honor Society, Central Choir JANE NOBLE Dreamy-eyed, Statuerque Typing Club, Y-Teen Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent, Central Choir RALPH NUSSBAUM Handy, Unafraid Hunting and Fishing Club RONALD OWENS Flippant, Iocular Typing Club, Hunting and Fish- ing Club, Cooking Club, Chess Club, Track, junior A Cappella WILLIAM PHILLIPS Light-hearted, Receptive Travel Club, Chemistry Club CHARLOTTE PICKENS Earnest, Praise-worthy Art Club, Typing Club Seniors CHARLES PICKETT Polite, Studious Latin Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Creative Writing Club, Travel Club, Library Club, Tiger Liter- ary Staff, Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent, Red Dagger Club, Student Council, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll BOB PIERCE Unexcelled, Valuable Chemistry Club, Electrical Engi- neers, Photography Club, Tiger Staff, Baseball, Math Club, Chess Club, Track, Student Body Presi- dent, Homeroom Vice-President, Homeroom Treasurer, Band, Homeroom President, Homeroom Secretary, National Honor Society GEORGE PLUMB Gladrome, Energetic Homeroom Treasurer CAROL SUE POSTON Fartidioux, Rerolute Shorthand Club, Sports Club, Spanish Club, Homeroom Presi- dent, Homeroom Secretary, Junior A Cappella JACKIE PRATTE Petite, Sagaciou: Typing Club, Y-Teen Club Student Council, Tiger Cul Staff, Silver Spear Club, Bool Exchange, Tiger Literary Staff Chess Club, Homeroom Secretary Homeroom Treasurer, Nationa Honor Society, Quill and Scrol JOHN PRATT Shrewd, Thorough Singing Club, Projectionist Clul: Chess Club, Track, Homeroon President, Homeroom Treasur er, Student Council, Centra Choir Seniors LILLIE PROPST Afpiring, Alert Typing Club, Shorthand Club, Sports Club, D. O. Club DOY RAYBURN Shy, Feminine Tigerette Club, Typing Club, Home Economics Club, Travel Club, Y-Teen Club LYLE REYNOLDS Rertleu, Conciliatory Projectionist Club REX RHODES Fart, Carefree Projectionist Club, Audubon Club, Tiger Staff, D. O. Club, Band, Central Choir JERRY RICH ' Eager, Wise Cooking Club, Typing Club, D. O. Club, Homeroom Treasurer DAVID RICKARD Scientific, Dependable Electrical Engineers, Hunting and Fishing Club, Football, Girardot Photography Staff, Red Dagger Club, Track -23- TERRY ROBB Courtly, Appreciaiive Electrical Engineers, Tiger Staff, Audubon Club, Homeroom Vice- President, Homeroom Treasurer SHIRLEY ROGERS Enjoyable, Cordial Typing Club, Shorthand Club, Library Club, Sports Club, Home Economics Club , Homeroom Vice-President, Homeroom Treas- urer JAMES ROUSSEL Buoyant, Foot-looxe Basketball, Football, Homeroom Secretary, C. O. E. Club LINDA RUBEL Unpredictable, Comradely Typing Club, Nurses' Club, Pro- jectionist Club, Shorthand Club, Creative Writing Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Library Club, Tiger Literary Staff, Band JAMES RUSSELL Stable, Rererved Tiger Staff, Audubon Club, Base- ball, Basketball, Football, Student Council, Homeroom President, Monitor, Central Choir JAMES SAMPLE Brawny, Placid Projectionist Club, D. O. Club CAROLYN SAWYER Friendly, Snappy Y-Teen Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Latin Club, Tigerette Club, Gi- rardot Business Staff, Central Choir DIXIE SCI-IAEFER Zany, Enthusiastic Typing Club, Sports Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Y-Teen Club, Creative Writing Club, Tiger Literary Staff, Library Club, Red Dagger Club, Band HELEN SCI-ILEGEL Contemplative, Economical Typing Club, Travel Club, Girls' Basketball RONNIE SCHNARE Talented, Worthy Band, Orchestra, Central Choir NORMA SNIDER SEABAUGH Domestic, Nice Typing Club, Sports Club, Cen- tral Choir SARA JONES SEABAUGH Graceful, Faithful Seniors WAYNE SEABAUGH Well-balanced, Temperate JUDITH SEGRAVES Sparkling, Artistic Library Assistant, Student Coun- cil, Art Club, Y-Teen Club, Typ- ing Club, Homeroom President, Homeroom Secretary, Girardot Business Staff, National Honor Society DAVID SHROUT Diligent, Gentlemanly Photography Staff, Student Coun- cil, Track, Homeroom President, Homeroom Vice-President VICKIE SIDES Fun-loving, Frank Y-Teen Club, Homeroom Secre- tary-Treasurer, junior A Cappella BARBARA SIMMONS U nderstanding, Quiet Sports Club, Tigerette Club, Typing Club, Shorthand Club, Home Economics Club, Travel Club, Y-Teen Club Jo ELLEN sxrzss Naive, Pleasant Typing Club, Girls' Home Eco- nomics Club, C. Y. F. Club, Orchestra, junior A Cappella -29- eniors BILL SLINKARD Enviable, Mareelour Hi-Y Club, Student Council, Homeroom Vice-President, Cen- rral Choir KEITH SLINKARD Comical, Congenial Missouri Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Cooking Club, Student Council, Red Dagger Club, Track, Homeroom Secre- tary, Homeroom Treasurer, Cen- tral Choir TOM SLINKARD Neighborly, Sociable Football, Track, Homeroom Vice- President PATRICIA SMITH Obserwznt, Preiire Typing Club, D. O. Club JANET SNYDER Talkative, Tearing Sports Club, Missouri Club, Y- Teen Club, Spanish Club, D. O. Club SUE SPAIN Rapturour, Rhytbmical Math Club, Y-Teen Club, Sports Club, Typing Club, Spanish Club, Red Dagger Club MARILYN SPALDING Content, Witty Sports Club, D. O. Club ELIZABETH SPARKS Spirited, Intellectual Red Dagger Club CHARLOTTE STATLER Lively, Independent Typing Club, Shorthand Club, Student Council, Y-Teen Club, Sports Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Tiger Literary Staff, Travel Club MIKE STEVENSON Handrome, Audible Library Helper, Football, Cooking Club, Typing Club, Baseball, Homeroom Vice-President, Home- room Secretary PHYLLIS SWAIM Worthwhile, Merry Girls' Home Economics Club, Shorthand Club, Library Club, Sports Club, Homeroom Secre- tary, D. O. Club MIKE TAYLOR Active, Well-liked Projectionist Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Hi-Y Club, Base- ball, Basketball, Football, Moni- tor, Homeroom President, Na- tional Honor Society, Central Choir FRANZ TEICHMAN Debonair, Admirahle Tiger Staff, Projectionist Club, Audubon Club, F. T. A. Club, Student Council, Homeroom Treasurer, Central Choir JAMES THOMAS Falherly, Decided Homeroom President, Homeroom Treasurer, D. O. Club CAROLYN TOLLIVER Scholarly, Serene Tiger Cub Staff, Latin Club, Library Assistant, Y-Teen Club, Tiger Literary Staff, Book Ex- change, Tigerette Club, Cheer- leader, Red Dagger Club, Girar- dot Art Staff, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Orchestra PATRICIA TOOKE Comcientiour, Neal Art Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Y- Teen Club, Tiger Literary Staff, Tigerette Club, Cheerleader, Central Choir GARY VOELKER G ood -hearted , U rzhurried WILLIAM WASSON lrzdurtriour, Dircriminating Tiger Cub Staff, Typing Club, Tiger Literary Staff, Electrical Engineers, Chemistry Club, Chess Club, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll Seniors JEANNE WATSON Peaceful, Capable Shorthand Club, Girardot Pho- tography Staff, Silver Spear Club, Sports Club, Spanish Club, Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer, National Honor Society JOHN WEIMER Determined, Audacious Hunting and Fishing Club, Homeroom Treasurer, Electrical Engineers LINDA WELKER Companionable, Sincere Art Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Y- Teen Club, Tiger Staff, Home- room Vice-President, Home- room Treasurer, F. T. A. Club, National Honor Society PHYLLIS WEST Dircerning, Irztererted Typing Club, Shorthand Club, Y- Teen Club, Sports Club, Library Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Spanish Club, Tiger Staff, Junior A Cappella PEGGY WHITTAKER Memorable, Endearing Typing Club, C. Y. F. Club, Y- Teen Club, Library Club, D. O. Club JIM WILLIAMSON Thoughtful, Amiahle Typing Club, Basketball, Track, D. O. Club, Homeroom President ,311 Seniors KAREN WILSON Spontaneous, Warm-hearted Silver Spear, Student Council, Red Dagger Club, Library Assistant, Homeroom Treasurer, Girardot Art Staff GRACE WRING Enchanting, Popular Typing Club, Shorthand Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Y-Teen Club, Tiger Literary Staff, Homeroom Vice-President, Quill and Scroll, Central Choir PATRICIA YOUNG Easy-going, Angelic Sports Club, Y-Teen Club, Nurses' Club, Student Council, Book Exchange, Homeroom Vice-President, Chemistry Club, Typing Club, Central Choir TOM YOUNG Proud, Even-tempered Typing Club, Cooking Club, Hi- Y Club, Hunting and Fishing Club BOB ZIMMERMAN Wxde-awake, Certain Monitor, Central Choir RICHARD CUMMINGS Deceared Projectionist Club, Electrical En- gineers, D. O. Club, Monitor p .-, .... . -W--A--L.....? f , ....., IUNIGR IOYS WAYNE BOSWELL Marilyn Pratte is his steady date-thinks Trumpet Boogie by Harry James is the most -could eat fried chicken forever- favorite colors are orange and black fof coursej-letters in basketball, baseball, and football-walking Marilyn to classes causes him to be late-would like to have escalators at Central. Ku!! on I we-6' MARTHA STRODER To make her happy, serve fried chicken, French fries, and tossed salads-hopes to make Honor Roll before graduation- Spanish Club comes first on her list-says her annoying habit is saying wrong things at the wrong times-answers to the nick- name China -looks forward to a career of nursing. 173 Juniors CAROL ACKMAN KAY ALLEN ANDREA AMBLER RUTH ANN AMOS JULIA ANN BAKER SANDRA HOPE BAKER JOYCE BASS RITA BAUER DAVID BLACK BARBARA BLANK BETTY BLANKENSHIP LINDA BONE WAYNE BOSWELL HOWARD BOYD WAYNE BROCKMIRE DON BROOKS JUDITH BRUNKHORST MARY ELLEN BULLARD JOHN CHOATE JACQUELINE CLARK RICHARD COLLINS -34- Iuniors RODNEY COLLINS MODENA COOK LYLE COOK WAYNE COTNER WILLIAM COTNER CECIL CRABB RUTH CRAFT KAY CREWS PHYLLIS CRUMP JULIA CULLOM CARL CUMMINS JUNE DAVIS CAROL DEAN KEITH DEIMUND DONALD DICKEY DAVID DOUGAN HARVEY DOW NED DOZA DAVID ERLBACHER CAROL ERVIN LORENE ERVIN Juniors SOUNDRA ESTELL ALBERT ESTES JAMES FARRAR JAMES FINCH MILLIE FLENTGE NORMAN FLOWERS JACKIE FLOYD JACK FORD MARILYN FOX LON FRISSELL DAVID FRUSHOUR ANN FUHRMANN MARY FULTON JERRY GAITHER BETTY GAMMON JON GARLOCK FRANCES GIVENS DONALD GOLIGHTLY WALTER GREBING MARY JANE GREEN BONNIE GROVES -36- Iuniors CAROLYN GUARD LARRY HAERTLING JIM HARDY DAVID HAWKINS GAIL HAZEL CAROLYN HEDGE DENNIS HERRMANN KENNY HETT WELDON HILPERT LAWRENCE HINCK SHELBY HOOD PAT HORRELL JAMES HUTSON EUGENE HUTTEGGER SUSAN JACKSON LARRY JOINER E. W. KASSEL ANN DARLENE KAUFMAN MARY ANN KELLEY JAMES KIRKPATRICK ELAINE KNAPP -37- Juniors NORMA LAMBERT TED LEAR CAROLYN LINCOLN KENNETH LIPPS DON MCBRIDE GLENDA MCBRIDE KAY MCBRIDE LUSELLA MCCLARD RONNIE MCDOWELL GARY MABREY JUDITH MAI-IAN JO ANNE MANDRELLE BARBARA MARTIN JOHN MARTIN RICHARD MARTIN RAY MASTERS EDWARD MAYBERRY TOM MIESNER PAT MILLER HOMER MILLIKAN CHARLES MINOR L381 Juniors NANCY MITCHELL ALBERT MOORE WAYNE MORROW SAM NANNA PAT NOTHDURFT JOE OLDFIELD PATSY PALMER SAMMY PALSGROVE MARI PAPENBERG SARAH PATRICK WILLIAM PENNY MARY PENROD JOE PERKINS JANET PIERCE MARTHA PIERCE ED PIKES JUDY PIND BILL POINSETI' BOB POINSETT MARILYN PRATTE LILLIAN RAINS Juniors CARLOS RATLIFF JEAN REED JOHNNY REID DORIS REISENBICHLER ANNA RETHERFORD CLETA MAE ROLF JEAN ANN ROSS PATRICIA RUDERT TERRY SCOTT CHARLES SEABAUGH JOE SEABAUGH JOHN SEABAUGH JO ANN SEGRAVES DAVID SEIFERT GLENDA SI-IACKLES TERRY SHEPARD BOB SISCO JERRY sITzEs JACK SMITH LA VONA SMITH VIOLET SNEED e40- Iuniors RUTH SPRENGEL PAT STAFFORD WILLIAM STAFFORD MARY STATLER BONNIE STEPHENS SHIRLEY STEPHENS NANCY STONE MARTHA STRODER SUE SUEDEKUM CHARLES SUTTON JOAN TEETS KENT TEICHMAN WILLIAM TERRY JANICE THOMASON MARGARET THOMSON SARAH TOLLIVER BOBBY TOOKE THARON TRAVELSTEAD PAUL VANDIVORT BILL WALLACE RONNIE WERNER -41- CAMERA-SHY JUNIORS Juniors SANDRA WICKS KAREN WIESER JOHN WILLIAMS NORRIS WILSON FERN WISSMAN DICK WITHERS BILL WOOD CHARLOTTE YOUNG MARILYN JOAN YOUNG DONALD ZIMMERMAN Ackrnan, Adams, Barringer, Cantrell, Carter, Farmer, Foster, Gilliland, Goehman, Graham, Gurley, Heath, Hill, Holloway, La Fentres, Moore, O'Howell, Reed, Rhodes, Rowe, Rushing, Shirrell, Spotanski, Summers, Warner 142- SGPHUMORE SHGWCASE N L... BILL GREEN Pastime is just fooling around-favorite record is Don't Forbid Me -likes geom- etry best-enjoys a meal of chicken and dressing-called William The Con- queror by friends-thinks we should have more school dances-would like to follow in brother's footsteps at Central- after graduation plans to have a good job and a happy marriage. IUDY ROPER Tops among her clubs is Silver Spear- drools when shrimp is served--ambition is to pass second year Latin-favorite song, I Believe --aspires to go to New York and become private secretary-if lost, look for her at Ramelle Collie's-adores the color beige. Miss Adams Row 1-G e n e v a Carmack, Carolyn Bendel, P a u l i n e Austin, Grover Brasher, Judy Boyd, Gwenie Call Row 2-Pat Anderson, Rachel Campbell, Sue Barringer, S h a r o n Caruthers, Lewis Bock, Charles Childers Row 3-Emily Brenneclce, Joyce Brown, Scott Brown- ing, Joan Bollinger, Frieda Button Row 4-Harold Allison, Michael Caldwell, Ned Am- lingmeyer, Richard Blay- lock, David Barks, Ronnie Bollinger Mr. Bock Row I-Donna Corner, Judy Clore, Diana Francis, Helen Edwards, Ramelle Collie, Ruth Ervin Row 2-Shirley Ellis, Marsha Cleek, Ervin Fiedler, Jerry Conley, Larry Drum, Alice Dye, Joy Cleland Row 3-Jane Ewan, Paul Dor- meyer, Jim Cushman, Jerry Clubb, Marilyn Faust, Jerry Cora Miss H. Smith Row 1-Lonnie Grifiiin, Jack Hengst, Patricia Geiser, Joyce Hamilton, Dorothy Hand, Geraldine Froemsdorf Row 2-Jama Hanna, Ruth Ann Gregory, Janet Head- rick, Karen Hedge, Carolyn Gilles Row 3-Linda Gahagen, Joan Hardwick, Pat Harris, Tom Froemsdorf, Pam Garner, Janet Hansen Row 4-Dennis Henson, Gene Greable, Jerry Harper, Bill Green, Lars Hayden 1441 ophomores ophomores if -I Lgi Miss Sackman Row 1-Loyd Kelly, Ronald Huggins, Joyce Kimbel, Brenda Keesee, Dorothy Koenig, Dorothy Jeffries Row 2-Carolyn Kibler, Mar- tha James, Jaxene Kinder, Charles Johnson, Carole Hirsch, Donna Jo Kurre, Nancy Hinton Row 3-Allen Hill, Larry Cook, Albert Johnson, Ronald Keller, Margaret Hope, Kathy Kelpe Mrs. Holley Row I-Betty Mayberry Cleta McLain, Joyce Lang- don, Willie Mae Maag, Pamela Maxey, Mary Helen Meinz Row 2-Ernestine Mack , Erna Meier, Rob Lamkin, Joe Medlin, Robbie Meisen- heimer Row 3-Ann Langston, Carla Latham, Carolyn Millikan, Shirley May, Priscilla Lie- big, Carolyn LaPlante Row 4-John Massa, Larry McCormick, Bill Mathis, John Metz, Terry Miller Mr. Brinkopf-Mr. Aubuchon Row I-Carolyn Pratte, Jerry Pind, Billy Owens, Doris Reed, Marilyn Palmer Row 2-Carolyn R a n d o l , Richard Porter, D i a n a O'Howell, Betty Rayburn Row 3-Frank Moore, David Pettigrew, John Putman Sophomores Mrs. Rixman Row 1-Carol Shirrell, Sherry Ruebel, Peggy Stephens, Marcia Rudert, Carolyn Sisco, Phyllis Spalding, Jane Shearer, Carl Ritter Row 2-Larry Scott, William Roussel, Jerry Smith, Larry Riley, Jim Sides, Jim Sin- gleton, Rosalee Smith Row 3-Bert Scism, Judy Roper, John Scully, Kaye Stevenson, Edward Stevens, George Smith Mrs. Findley Row 1-M artha Vandivort, +. f Judy Vogelsang, Jan is Suedekum, Willliam Wick- ham, Diane Talley, Suzanne Zickfield Row 2-Betty Tilghman, Gary Wadlington, Benny Wise, Antoinette Whittaker, Phyl- lis Strop, Sandra Wissman, Peggy Young Row 3-Sally Wescoat, Bar- bara Williams, Harold Tibbs, Mary Weis, Larry Walton, Bob Strain Row 4-Tom Wright, Rocky Wilferth, Dan Wooden, Charles Wright, Bob Win- disch CAMERA-SHY SOPHOMORES Brockmire, Carter, Chamberlain, Chrisman, Clark, Ervin, Farrow, Finney, Frierson, Gilli- land, Givens, Glasscock, Gross, Haynes, Holloway, Huff, Isaac, Jenkins, D, Johnson, L. Johnson, Joiner, I. Jones, L. Jones, B. Kimbel, C. Kimbel, Lane, Lowery, McCor- mick, McLaughlin, Marberry, Mungle, Mitchell, Moore, Nelson, Oliver, Pender, Perkins, D. Poston, W. Poston, Pridemore, Probst, Ravensrein, Reynolds, Sample, Scott, Stevens, Storz, White, Wunderlich. CAMERA-SHY FRESHMEN S. Allen, W. Allen, E. Baker, J. Baker, Banfield, Bechtlofft, Blackwell, Blakeney, Blaylock Bratcher, Bullard, Bullock, Hand, Haynes, Heath, Hill, Hinze, Hobbs, Howard, Hulberg, Huff, Jaco, Johnson, Kaempfer, Klingeman, Lufcy, Meier, Miesner, Murphy, Niswonger, Norris, Owens, Perkins, Perry, Phillips, Pledger, Rafferty, Reddin, Redwine, Sample, Schlimme, Seabaugh, Shackles, J. Smith, L. Smith, V. Smith, Stafford, Tackett, Valle, Wagner, Willard, Williams, Winder, Wissmann, Wolsey, Wood, York FRESHMAN FAVORITES li ' ygwxesem IOE HEUER Favorite subject is biology-spends time playing records fusually Jim Dandy J and dancing-likes to tease, but hates to be teased-enjoys being in Band and Orchestra-sirloin steak and French fries are his choice foods-believes lunch time should last an hour-plans to attend an engineering college. MARY ELLEN MASTERSON Called Murph by her friends-likes the following: December 25, listening to KXOK Qfavorite song is nth Hour Melodynj, a meat loaf dinner, and any- thing blue-Latin Club rates tops-talks too long on the phone-pet peeve is people who start things and don't finish them- hopes to make National Honor Society and go to college. Mr. Heuschober Row 1-William Bridgeman, Janis Barks, Sue Best, Nancy Andrews, Betty Benton, Betty Burchyette, David Adams Row 2-Lanny Barnes, San.- dra Brockmire, Betty Lou Buckner, Diane Burnett, Larry Barnes, Clarence Ack- man Row 3-Jess Bolen, Tom Bel- lamy, Weldon Benthall, Larry Aufdenberg, Jim Bess Miss Haman Row 1-Harold Cobb, james Cooper, Carmen D u n n , Clara Conklin, Loretta Cald- well, Carolyn Clark, johnny Cliff Row 2-joy Deneke, Stoy Daume, Judith Crabb, Ann Dean, Pam Carter, Susan Crites, Par Danridge, Karen Derrington Row 3-Mona Dougan, Aud- rey Kay Cook, Ed Campbell, Kent Dickey, Kent Cargle Row 4-Norman Craig, Lar- ry, Childers, Kenneth Davis, Harold Cobb, jr. Miss Kies Row 1-Judy Fitzgerald, Jerry Ford, john Edmonds, Ken- ny Gleason, Kay Gruenberg Row 2--Linus Evans, Sondra Eldridge, Jane Griffin, Helen Ford, Carolyn Enke, Larry Glastetter Row 3-Lawrence E r v i n , Vickie Givens, Judy Eddle- man, Virginia French, David Gaither 1.131 Mrs. McKinnis Row 1 -Don Hobbs, Terry H e u e r , Russell Huebel, Mary Heise, Bill Howell, David Hente Row 2--Laura Harmon, Carol Headrick, Linda Herr, Ruth Heuy, Judy Hand, Raw 3-Katie Hogenmiller, Marjorie Hirsch, Mary Ellen Hesskamp, Dorothy Hick- am, Don Hirsch, Judy Hengst Row 4-Jack Hawk, Ronnie Hayden, Bill Headrick, James Holder, Joe Heuer Miss McLain Row 1-Chloe Johns, Ronald Launius, Mary Lou Lee, Kaye Jacobs, Helen Lorenz, Par Laney, Jane Loyd Row 2-Donald Knapp, David McDowell, Jeanette McDowell, Judy Jacob, Marcia Loyd, Sandra Loos, Jim Lohmeier Row 3-Jack McDonald, Nicky McSwain, Joanna McDaniel, Patty Langsron, Peggy Littleton, Barbara Loos, Rosemary Jones, Tom- my Jenkins Row 4--Juanita Loos, Bob Lewis, Robert R. McNeely, Carl Koessel, Robert L. McNeely Mr. Ford Row 1-Ronnie Mills, Dickey Owens, Diane Newbern, Par Nix, Lanny Proffer, Buddy Penny Row 2-Jack Penrod, Sara Pettigrew, Mary E l l e n Masterson, Carol Nickless, P a m e l a Nett, Kathryn Means, Bob Price Row 3-Patricia Pierce, Rog- er Preston, Jim Mulkey, Richard Patterson, McArth- ur Noel, Genie Pratte Mrs. Muegge Row 1-Larry Ratliff, Gerald Schrader, Phil Reimann, Rodger Rogers, Patsy Sea- baugh, Nila Rowe Row 2--Danny Slinkard, john Schwab, Betty Sides, Judy Ruebel, Brenda Schlegel, Billy sisco Row 3-Franklin Sitze, Judy Sheets jackalyn R u s k , Nancy Seabaugh, R u t h Riehn Row 4-Dewey Schade, Law- rence Sanders, Jerry Shuck, Don Seabaugh, Harold Richardson, Ronnie Rei- mann Mrs. Schowengerdt Row 1-Ray Smith, Mark Stone, Edith Storz, Lucy Smoyer, Sharon Smith, Sam Stausing, Billy Swan Row 2-R o g e r Suedekum, Richard Thornton, Betty Stone, Kathy Suedekum, Sarah Travelstead, Jim Tooke Row 3-jim Strong, Dale Springer, Leonard Thomas, Judith Smith, Mary Helen Sparks Mrs. Wescoat Row I--K e n n y Windisch, Tim Young, Janet Welch, Genie Vandiver, Louis Wil- liams, Ronnie Wilson Row 2--Patsy Walker, Ruth Young, Viki Sue Wills, julia Vandivort, Lewis Vick, Sharon Wieser Row 3-R 0 g e r Wehrheim, Jerry Whitright, Paul Weiss, V e ld a Waldrop, Robert Lewis -50- Freshmen r' ' TYUIWFS Student Council Row I -Mark Stone, Martha Stroder, Marion Burford, Bob Pierce, john Pratt, Pat Young, Dorothy Koenig, William Howell Row 2-Martha Kelly, Beverly Latham, Roger Wagoner, Sharon Caruthers, Carolyn Pratte, Betty Tilghman, Charles Pickett, Kenny Gleason Row 3-Pat Harris, Ronny Raffety, Mary Ann Ewan, Millie Flentge, Judy jacob, Mary Ellen Masterson, jane Shearer Row 4-Kent Cargle, Ted Lear, jim Cushman, Benny Hinton, John Reid, Jon Garlock Member: not in picture--Allen, Barnes, Lamkin, Oldfield, Schade, Green The Student Council is student government at C. H. S. Under the direction of Miss Kathryn Sackman, its purpose is to promote good citizenship and to engage in worthwhile activities for the good of the school. OPERATION SANTA CLAUS ACTIVITIES These extend throughout the year, and have included the following: Operation-Santa Claus, in which food, toys, and money were collected from home rooms for needy families, the sale of sav- ings stamps, entertaining the student council of Chaffee High School, aiding the Tigerettes in the sale of toy tigers, and Twirp Week activities including a courtesy campaign, talent show assembly, personal score sheets, and a final all-school dance. -52- National Honor Society ,J .S'ef1lr'd- Barbara Chaplin, Beverly Latham, Dick Niedling, Judy Segraves, Jeanne Watson, Charles Heilig, Jim Green, Tara Masterson, Bill Wasson, Madilyn Hecht, Bob Pierce, Mike Taylor .S'Iiu1dir1,rq-Charles Pickett, Mr. R. L. Sheets, Mrs. Wescoat, Linda Welker, Ruth Ann Bingenheimer, Carolyn Tolliver, Gloria Krieger, Claire Martin, Ruth Ann Drum, Genie Call, Marcia Hampton, June Bowden, Sandra Cotner, Jackie Pratte To promote worthy leadership, to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to render service and to encourage the development of character-these are the purposes of the National Honor Society. Mrs. Jessie Wescoat directs the activities of this group. Quill and Scroll is a branch of the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists. To be eligible for membership, a student must be of junior standing and in the upper third of his class. He must also estab1ish and promote standards of excellence in journalism. Miss Helen Smith sponsors this organization. Quill and Scroll Ron' I--Madilyn Hecht, Sarah Tolliver, Jackie Pratte, Tara Masterson, Carolyn Tolliver, Martha Pierce, Sue Suedekum, Marcia Hampton Ron' JM Ruth Ann Drum, Marion Burford, Ruth Ann Bingenheimer, Kay Crews, June Bowden. Charles Pickett, Judy Mahan, Mary Ann Ewan, Tharon Travelstead Ron' 3--Claire Martin, Grace Wring, Dean Brown, Bill Wasson, Jim Finch, Don Brooks, Charles Heilig, Larry Bauer, Keith Deimugiid l Q G za .Esalw afgigllr Rig? f !.sgQ3.2 is W 'Q . W Q , . weggzi za 3 :E I Cirardot Art and Literary Staffs Seated-Carol Ervin, Ruth Ann Drum, Mary Ann Ewan Standing-Gene Call, Carolyn Tolliver, Karen Wilson, Karen Wieser Art, Business, Literary and Photography-these are the staffs which compile material for the Central yearbook. Individually, the Girardot Staffs are organized at the beginning of the school year and Work hard to meet the deadline. The main task of the Art Staff is the mounting of all pictures and developing the creative designs for division pages. Preparation of copy takes many hours and is the work of the Literary Staff. Many club pictures, candi dshots, and school activities are done by the Photography Staff which not only takes but develops the pictures. Financing the Girardot is the chief purpose of the Business Staff, accomplished chiefly by means of contracts with local merchants. All staffs aid in the sale of the year- book. Cirardot Photography Staff i Y Sealed-jim Hardy, David Rickard, Jerry Albert, Barbara Martin Standing-Charles Sutton, john Scully Girardot Business Staff 2 ,....-004' .Q . sv Q2 Swim!! Ruth Amos, Carolyn Langston, Bolu Nactcr, Carolyn Sawyer, Francine Ford Stnmling--Slmirlcy Boron, Judy Scgravcs, Howard Kelly, john Mulkcy, jim Hastings Carolyn Lincoln, Linda Welker YOUR GIRARDOT IN THE MAKING Vai' 'Sir CLA Tiger Literary Staff Row 1-Call, Welker, Latham, Pickett, J. Pratte, Wieser, Pind, Hood Row 2-M. Pratte, Statler, Tooke, Nothdurft, Martin, Rubel, Crews, Smith, Hecht, Hampton, Drum Row 3-Masterson, Ewan, C. Tolliver, Schaefer, Wring, Bingenheimer, Bowden, Suedekum, Mahan Row 4-Ruclert, Young, Statler, Black, Pierce, Burford, Patrick, Strode: Row 5-Dean, Brown, Wasson, Brooks, Bone, Lear, S. Tolliver Membert not in picture-Chaplin, Noble, Flentge, Oldfield THE TIGER is a bi-monthly school newspaper published under the guidance of Miss Helen Smith. It seeks to arouse school spirit, publish accurate and unprejudiced accounts of the school's activities, and provide valuable experience to students interested in journalism. First Semester Editor-in-chief Jackie Prarfe Associate Editor: Grace Wring Martha Pierce Don Brooks Buriners Manager Bob Pierce Advertising Manager jim Finch -56- Second Semester Grace Wring Martha Pierce Don Brooks Sarah Tolliver Jim Finch Dennis Herrmann Tiger Business Staff Row I -Tooke, Meier, Ritter, Deimund, Lamkin, Howell i Row 2-Suedekum, Garlock, Cook, Bauer, Dormeyer Row 3 -Travelstead, Herrmann, Heilig, Campbell, Greable, Redwine Row 4-Joiner, Blaylock, Finch, Hutson, Pierce Member not in picture-Murphy Selling and collecting for advertisements, dis- tributing papers, purchasing supplies, and negotiat- ing for the printing of the Tiger are some of the tasks assigned to the Business Staff. Supervised by Mr. Norman Schwab, the work is done by business, advertising, and circulation managers assisted by competent salesmen. Tiger Cub Staff Row 1 --Vandivort, Ambler, Flentge, Bock, Pettigrew, Old- field, Poinsett Row 2-Caruthers, Lipps, Anderson, Collie, Call, Shearer, Pratte, Koenig Row 3 - Brennecke, H i r s c h Cleek, La Plante, Kurre Row 4 -Poinsett, Weis, Dye, Kelpe Member: not in picture-Langv ton, Zimmerman, Langdon Cleek, Kurre Under the direction of Miss Mary Reed, the Tiger Cub Staff seeks to prepare students interested in journalism for active work on the school paper. Instruction and practice are given in all phases of journalistic writing. PRESIDENT Firrz Semester-Millie Flentge Second Semester- David Pettigrew had . X iis sax- . Central High School Choir Row I-Shirley Boren, Leta Davis, Norma Seabaugh, Marcia Hampton, Carolyn Sawyer, Pat Tooke, Kay Crews Row 2-Millie Flentge, Carolyn Lincoln, Donna Burkett, Charlotte Statler, jane Noble Grace Wring, Gloria Krieger, Row 3-jon Garlock, Bill Slinkard, Bob Poinsett, Bob Zimmerman, Bill Poinsett, David Black, Bill Corner, Ted Miller Row 4-Larry Bauer, Kent Teichman, Franz Teichman, Ronnie Schnare, Ronnie Childers, James Kirk- patrick, Walter Grebing lunior A Cappella Row 1 -Amos, Miesner, Mc- Dowell, Lipps, Mabrey, Green Slinkard, Windisch Row ,2 - Shackles, Mandrell, Pratte, West, Young, Pals- grove, Sitzes, Rayburn, Palmer Koenig Row 3 - L a n e, Derrington Daume, Cullom, Statler, Ru- dert, Cotner, jauch, Poston Row 4 - Groseclose, Fuhrmann Brockmire, Tibbs, Gammon Lawson, Kelpe, Rogers Row 5 - Brockmire M a t h i s Borchelt, Meyer, O w e n s Browning -gg.. Central High School Choir Rott' I- Hope Baker, Myrna Hardwick, Mary Angela Ewan, Sally Edmonds, Judy Mahan, Sue Suedekum, Marilyn lkerman Row Zfliuth Ann Bingenheimer, Carol Dean, Kay Allen, Claire Martin, Sarah Tolliver, Martha Pierce, Madilyn Hecht, Martha Vandivort Row .3-Alhert Estes, Rex Rhodes, Ted Lear, Wayne Brockmire, Keith Slinkard, Mike Taylor, Jerry Humphrey, john Pratt RON' 4-john Meisenheimer, ,lim Russell, john Mulkey, Don Miller, jim Tooke, jim Green, Kent Hoff- meister Miss Frances Gillett and her choir have been before the puhlic many times this year. Some ap- pearances include singing for the District Bankers' Association, the Reformation Day Services at Cen- tenary Methodist Church, both Baccalaureate services at Central and a candlelight processional followed hy a group of Christmas songs for the annual assemhly. Other activities included a tour to Mayfield, Kentucky, and participation in the annual Music Festival at State College. PRESIDENT Fin! Semerter - Ted Miller Second Semerter W- jim Russell In 1954 the junior A Cappella was added to the Music Department to meet the need for good singers for whom there is no room in the senior division. These students may become members of the Central Choir later on. Students enjoyed a Valentine party in the recreation room. PRESIDENT Fiflf Semester-Pat Ruderr Second Seme.rter- Dorothy Koenig SMALLER MUSIC GROUPS 1, Flute Trio 2. Clarinet Ensemble 3. Piano Duet 4. Bass Trio 5. Clarinet Quartet 6. Trombone Quarter 7. Trumpet Trio 8. Madrigal 9. Three Award Winners 'W Central High School Orchestra Row 1-Drum, Guard, Hecht, J. Ewan, Shearer, BrU11kh0rSf Row .2-- Barringer, Boyd, Groves, Pettigrew, Loos, Sample, C- 5iSC0, Loyd, CfeWS Row 3-M. Ewan, Terry, Hampton, M. Kelly, Patrick, Schnare, B. Sisco, Thomson, Jones, T. Heuer 160104-Mr. Carosello Cconductorj, Palsgrove, Seifert, Mulkey, J. Heuer, Cushman, H. Kelley, Estes, Whithcltl, Porter, Hcadrick Violin Sue Barringer Judy Boyd Ruth Ann Drum Linus Evans Mary Ewan Bonnie Groves Carolyn Guard Barbara Loos Marcia Loyd Carol Nickless Gearld Perkins Sarah Pettigrew Carol Sample Carolyn Sisco Jo Ellen Sitzes Bill Terry Janet Welch Viola Jane Ewan Madilyn Hecht Cello Joyce Bass Judy Brunkhorst Jerry Bullock Jane Shearer Barr Vial Jim Cushman Joe Heuer Tuba LaVanna Tilley Flute Marcia Hampton Martha Kelly Clarinet Sarah Patrick Ronnie Schnare Charles Sutton Alto Sax Bob Sisco Margaret Thomson -61- Tenor Sax Karen Jones Baritone Sax Terry Heuer Trumpet Albert Estes Howard Kelley Trombone Jack Ford Bill Headrick Paul Vandivort Horn Ted Miller Richard Porter Elma Whitheld Percurxion Dave Seifert Sammy Palsgrove W ff - 'X .,,l, . X L li 'V X ,ff ,, if rx Central High School Band Rott- 145. Travelstead, Stroder, Call, Shearer, Collie, R. Ervin. T. Heuer, Groves, Segraves, Smoyer, jacob, C. Sisco, Hampton, Kelley, Rau' 2-wMastei'son, Kibler, Patrick, Westoat, Baker, Deimund, Kassel, Langdon, Meisenheimer, Sheets, Dunn, Nett, McSwaing Rota' 5-Ewan, Cargle, Thomson, Weis, Conley, C. Ervin, Schaefer, Pettigrew, jones, Rubel, Wills, French, Rou' 4-Bone, Hutson, Milli- kan, B. Sisco, Wilferth, johnson, Terry, Sch nare, Scism, Joiner, Hayden DIRECTOR - MR. CAROSELLO FLUTES --Martha Kelley, Marcia Hampton, Gwen Call, Dixie Schafer, Carol Ervin, Martha Strodet, Sally Wescoat, Lars Hayden, judy jacob, Pamela Nett, Lucy Smoyer, Carolyn Sisco SAXOPHONES-Bob Sisco, Margaret Thomson, Homer Millil-ian, James Hutson, Carol Kibler, jane Ewan, Karen Jones, Rocky Wilferth, Mary Masterson, Sarah Travelstead, Terry Heuer, Kent Cargle HORNSfTed Miller, Richard Porter, Gene Greable, Sylvia Cotner TROMBONES- Paul Vandivort, jack Ford, Bill McLaughlin, Richard Blaylock, Charles Heilig, Bob Isaacs, Bill Head- rick, joe Heuer, Robert McNeely, John Scully BARITONES-james Cushman, Lewis Bock, jerry Bullock BASSESH- Wayne Boswell, LaVanna Tilley, Frank Moore DRUMS -Dave Seifert, Sammy Palsgrove, joe Hobbs, Suzanne Zickfield, William Howell, jim Mulkey, Nancy Andrews, Albert Moore, Karen Wieset lunior Band Rout' I-Jacobs, LaPlar1te, Poston, Burchyette, Giv- ens Row 2-Mills, Maag, Grif- fin, Lewis, Randol Kinder Row 3 -Schade, Ackman, Rafferty, Price, Earl X.. ,,f - .ff -i- ,,. -- M-,,. I Central High School Band lynn' I Gleason, Bullock, Foster, M. Vanclicort, Zickfielcl. Palsgrove, Mulkey, Hohhs, Seifert, Andrews, Howell, lfortl, Wieser, Hecht, Sawyer, Rott' 2-Af-Craig, Bock, Retlwine, Estes, Farrar, Kelley, llenson, Pettigrew, 'If Travelsteacl, Evans, XWilson, McNeely, Heuer, Briclgemang Rowj- Mcl.aughlin, Brooks, Bollinger, Miller, Strain, Walton, Black Sander, Pierce, Metz, Ford, lleilig, Ron' 'it Mr, Carosello, M. Vanclivort, Heatlrick, Moore, Cushman, McDowell, Young, XVri,glit, Isaacs, Scully, Blaylock, McNeely, Tilley l,AklNl'ls Ronnie Sclinare, Charles Sutton, Sarah Patrick, W. Kassel, .lo Ann Segraves, Bonnie Groves, Bill oiwia' l'Jl',l.l.S Terry, Bill Joiner, Jane Shearer, Rolwhie Meisenheimer, Mary Weis, joyce Langdon, Keith Deimuncl, john Sealwaugh, Lintla Bone, Vickie Willis, Lanny Proffer, Tommy Jenkins, Virginia French, Carmen Dunn, Nicola McSwain, Sarah Pettigrew, Jucly Sheets, john Baker, Bill Sisco. Ramelle Collie. jerry Conley, Ruth Ervin, Paul johnson, Linda Ruhel, Bert Scism Bolw Pierce, I-lowartl Kelley, Alliet Estes, 'Tommy Young, Bob McDowell, Richard Bollinger, Larry Wfalton, Dennis Henson, Dave Pettigrew, Tharon Travelsteacl, Dale Brochelt, Dave Black, Norris Wilson, Don Brooks, james Farrar, Charles Wright, Norman Craig, Linus Evans, Kenneth Gleason, Robert McNCely, Bolw Retlwine, Larry Sanclers, Eastman Fister, Bill Bridgeman, jerry Forcl, john Metz, Bob Strain DRUM h'lA-IUR Carolyn Sawyer -- 6 1-- Matlilyn llc-clit, Martha Vantlivort Bl3LLSfMatlilyn Hecht, Martha Vantlivort Twirlers Kncefmg-jztnet Welch, Pat Antlerson, joy Deneke, jamma Hanna, Barhara Loos, Donna jo Kurre Slamling - jucly Brounlchorst lMajorettel 3 ..64- Row 1-S. Corner, M. Pratte, Rudert, Fuhrmann, Mandrelle, McClard, Andrews Stone, Caldwell, Mitchell Row 2 -Storz, Gilles, Geiser, D. Corner, McCain, Palmer, Givens, Dandridge, Wicks, Davis, Zickfield, Means, Haynes, Froemsdorf, Rayburn Row 3-Spotanski, Edwards, Loos, Smith, Strop, Latham, Ellis, Smith, Kurre, C. Pratte, Clore, Ervin, Huey, Sides Row 4-McDaniel, Austin, Gregory, Liebig, Reisenbichler, Harris, Cleek, Meisen- heimer, Riehn, Walker Row 5-Jeffries, Smoyer, Suedekum, Hett, Reed, Allen, Dean, Sheets, Carter, Sparks, Mack, Perkins Members not in picture--Best, Button, Enke, Gregory, Hanna, Kinder, LaPlante, Loos, Lorenz, Reed, Schlegel, Sisco, Young Seated-Pind, Cushman, Henson, Green, Wilferth Standing-Heuer, Porter, Isaacs, Hobbs, Miller, Scott Members not in picture-Amblingmeyer, Owens, Sides, Wright ., S -W ?.i.li,3ag! NMS Y-Teens One of the largest clubs at Central, the Y-Teens, under the guidance of Miss Vivian Kies and Mrs. Berenice Schowengerdr, have interesting club programs which include religious services, films, group games, etc. One project was the annual custom of decorat- ing a Christmas tree for the lower hall. Money from the annual party was used to purchase a food certificate for a needy family. PRESIDENT Firrt Seme.rter-- Kay Allen Second Semester-Sandra Cot- ner Hi-Y In keeping with its purpose to develop high standards of Christian character, the Hi-Y Club directed by Mr. Ralph Ford, has heard talks by Rev. Heslar of Grace Methodist Church and a college student preparing for the ministry. Movies on vandalism and re- ligions in different countries, slides and a talk by Rev. Mes- ser about his trip to the Holy Land were some of the special programs of the year. Prerident-Dennis Henson Christian Youth Fellowship Under the direction of Mrs. Dale Williams, members of the Christian Youth Fellowship have attended various church services. They have also heard speakers in club meetings who emphasiz- ed the relation of Christianity to their fields. A pot luck supper at the home of the club president, Sammy Palsgrove, was greatly enjoyed. PRESIDENT First Semester-Sandra Baker Second Semester-Sammy Pals- grove Seated-Jauch Ervin Gruenberg Littleton Heath Standing-Griffin Lorenz Palsgrove Vandivort Faust Gregory Finney Carmack Member: not in picture Baker Vogelsang Lambert Bess Dean Gross Headrick Hirsch Klingeman Latham J Loos S Loos Jacobs McDowell Burnette Sample Shirrell Schlegel, Vandiver Young Seated-Pind Welch Vandivort Pratte Brennecke Standing-Young Krieger Ford Roper Statler Flentge Pierce Stevenson Mahan Hope Suedekum Hessltamp Hirsch Iunior Red Cross The Junior Red Cross, sponsor- ed by Mrs. Alta Muegge, collect- ed 342.30 from home rooms for the Junior Red Cross Fund Drive. lt also sponsored the Harvest Dance from which S60 was cleared. Members assisted in collections on Tag Day for the local United Fund Campaign. Making scrapbooks for children in hospitals was another worth- while activity. President-Pat Young Library Staff Seated-Marcia Loyd, Nancy Bollinger, Janis Suedekum, Sandra Cotner, Phyllis Strop, Marjorie Carroll, Francine Ford, Judi Emery Standing-Gail Hazel, Pat Nothdurft, Alice Dye, Marsha Cleek, Pat Harris, Soundra Estelle, Emily Brennecke, Bev- erly Carr Membefx not in picture-Lewis Vick, Carolyn Hedge, Janet Headricks, S h e 1 b y Heuer, Richard Bueltemann kv 'flip' ,.,.. . K F. T. A. Club Seated -Bonnie Groves, Beverly Latham, Ruth Ann Bingen- heimer Standing-Linda Welker, Pat Miller, Irene Ervin Under the guidance of Miss Mildred Vogelsang, the library assistants are very helpful by do- ing many routine jobs such as checking books in and out, at- tending to newspapers and mag- azines, and helping students in finding materials. -66- 'Maman Aa A , ,W wg Book Exchange Seated-Pat Harris, Pat Young, Jackie Pratte, Carolyn Pratte, Betty Tilghman, Sandra Cot- ner, jane Shearer Standing-jim Green, Mark Stone, Larry Barnes Member: not in picture-Glob ia Krieger, John Mulkey, Sue Suedekum, Norman Lambert, Ned Amlingrneyer, Ted Lear, Judy Jacob The Central High School Chapter of Future Teach- ers of America is organized so that students may ex- plore their own interests and abilities as related to opportunities in teaching. Group discussion and ob- serving teachers in action have formed the major part of the club's activities this year. AMW 1 x The Red Dagger membership, limited to junior and seniors and sponsored by Miss Inez Smith, has had varied program this year dealing with make-up-pan- tomime, theatrical terms, lighting, stage setting, props, flats, and the history of the theatre. As a part of the Christmas assembly program a play Sparks, an lnbetween, was presented. In the spring the members enjoyed a picnic. President-Karen Wilson Red Dagger Row 1-Lane, Carroll, Call, Kelly, Wieser, Lear, Lipps, Hampton Row 2-Crews, Martin, Master- Pickett, Daume, Sparks, Tolli- ver Row 3-Spain, Langston, Free- Tolliver, Burford, Wilson Row 4--Krieger, Schaefer, Brooks, Flentge, Grebing, Rickard, Niedling, Slinkard Member not in Diclure - K i r k - patrick l Open to freshmen and sophomores, the Silver Spear Dramatic Club, under the direction of Miss Alene Sadler, presented for its main club project a one-act play entitled Wildcat Willie. Club programs include acting one-act plays, try- outs for the assembly play, and explanations by the sponsor on make up, lighting, properties, and other items connected with the theatre. PRESIDENT First Semester- Gwenie Call Second Semerter-Dave Pettigrew Silver Spear Row 1 -Owens, Boyd, Collie Anderson, Vandiver, Benton Row 2-Schade, Call, Kibler Pettigrew, C r i t e s , Shearer Ritter Row 3 -Lamkin, Hirsch, Sides Cobb, Francis, Tilghman man, Stevenson, Henson necke, Roper -67- son, Ford, Poinsett, Hines, man, Emery, Ewan, Martin, 1 1 Row 4-Ewan, Pettigrew, Cush- Memberr- not in picture-Brem Latin Club Row I -Vandivort, Crites, McSwin, Loyd, Hedge, Shearer, Adams Row 2-Ford, Anderson, Ritter, Hesskamp, Hirsch, Deneke, Loos Row 3 -Travelstead, Nett, French, Rolf, Roper, Masterson, Preston, Jones Row 4-Cargle, Barnes, Pettigrew, Walton, Black Member: not in picture-R. Campbell, E. Campbell, R. Campbell, Dunn, Howell, jacob, Kurre, Lamkin, Newburn, Pratte, Waldrop, Welch, Wills, Wright Adopting the manners of the Romans, the Latin Members of the Travelers' Club sponsored by Club held a Roman banquet, the Saturnalia. Some Miss Clara 'Krueger, have enjoyed especially the pro- activities during meetings include games, songs, and grams on National and State Parks. Arizona and its plays, using the Latin language, and films depicting parks, Grand Canyon, and Yellowstone National life in Rome. Park, as well as reports on real trips taken by mem- Affiliated with the Junior Classical League, the bers, and films on France and other foreign countries club under the direction of Miss Clara Krueger, fre- have made this club a very interesting one. quently prints its own Latin newspaper. Preiident-Mary Hines PRESIDENT First Semester-Martha Vandivort Second Semester --Mary Masterson Travelers' Club Row 1-Pat Miller, Bonnie Groves, Norma Lambert, Myrna Lane Row 2-Geraldine Froemsdorf, Rosalee Smith, Sandra Baker, Larry Koch, Jurea Daume, Judy Sheets, Mary Hines Members not in picture-Carol Ervin, Elizabeth Sparks, Marcia Loyd -5 3- Shorthand Row 1-Gilles, Geiser, Corner, Vandiver, Smoyer, Spalding Row 2-- McSwain, Tilkhman, Dunn, Travelstead, Clore, Klingeman, Newbern Row 3--Story, Deneke, Nett, French, Pettigrew, Carter Row 4-Riehn, Hirsch, Master- son, Walker, Wieser Member: not in picture-Benn on, Black, Crites, Hesskamp, Jacob, jones, Knapp, Sea- baugh, Sides, Wills Monday Typing Club Row I-Crites, Graham, Pratte, Brockmire, Seabaugh, Allen Row 2-Jacobs, Givens, S. Loos, Crabb, Loyd Row 3-B. Loos, Jones, Barks, Cook, Sides, Langston Row 4-Jacob, Wills, Baker, Waldrop, Hesskamp Memberr not in picture-Bridge man, Bullock, Caldwell, Carter, Deneke, Dunn, Enke, Francis, French, Heuer, Huey, Mc- Daniel, Mack, Masterson, Nett, Newburn, Noel, Pettigrew, Riehn, Sample, Seabaugh, Smith, Sparks, Stone, Suede- kum, Travelstead, Vick W ednesday Typing Club Row 1-Wilson, Lorenz, Head- rick, Hand, Ratliff Row 2 - Caruthers, Wickham, Wright, McLaughlin, Graden, Ford Row 3-Seabaugh, A. Brock- mire, Blaylock, Windisch, Brockmire No officers in these clubs. SPONSORS Shorthand Club-Miss Cornelia Gockel Typing Club:-Mrs. Betty Holley l :ln ,J F, I 5- f 7 YR P1 -70- Math Club Seated--Vick, Ross Standing-Heilig, Blaylock, Golightly Memberr not in picture -Mathis, Porter, Walton, Wilson, D. Zimmerman, B. Zimmerman Members of the Math Club have enjoyed the meetings this year with Miss Morton, their sponsor. Their activities have included use of the slide rule, study of British money, model making, puzzles, mathematical Crosswords, graphs, and other worthwhile projects. PRESIDENT - DAN GOLIGHTLY Electrical Engineers Row I-Mills, Noel, Singleton, Weimer, Bullock Rou12-Stephens, Lorberg, Herbst Memberr rio! in picture-Clubb, Seabaugh, Smith The great demand for trained men in the field of engineering has led to a greater interest in its study. This club, sponsored by Mr. Ueleke, seeks to create and develop this interest by actual study and demonstration of elec- trical equipment. PRESIDENT Fifi: Jemerter-jim Singleton Second Jemerter- Gary Stephens Proj ectionist Club Left to right-Stone, Hobbs, Bowden, Greable Memberr not in picture - Bridge- man, Penrod, Scism, Wise Boys in this club sponsored by Mr. Heuschober learn how to operate a projector, diagnose its troubles, splice film, and often show films to classes and clubs. PRESIDENT Firrz Semerter-joe Hobbs Seaond Semester - Bert Scism C. O. E. Club Row I-j. Thomas, Smith, Snyder, Rains, C. Moore, Seabaugh, Watson, Spalding, Whittaker, Cobb, Reed, Corner Ron' 2-Sclilegel, Ackman, Nickless, Swaim, Cowan, Propst, Allison, Mecham, Thomason, Doza, Groseclose, Carter Row 3-Mr. Carter, Co-ordinator, Rhodes, Farrow, Perkins, Oliver, Dye, jones, Glasscock, McBride, Bennett Cummins, Abbott Rau' 4 - Kerr, Deimund, Leimbach, R. Thomas, Sample, Hansen, Buckner, Rich, D. Moore, johns Members' not in picture-Albert, Boss, Brasher, Craft, Collins, Cotner, Dougan, Grififin, Humphrey, Morrow, Roussel Watkins, Williamson Driving Club Members of this club with Mr. McNeely as sponsor, learned some valuable information about driving a car. Some programs are devoted to questions asked in the back of the Missouri Drivers' Handbook to prepare students for drivers' tests. Films on the subject of safe driving were also shown. Prefident--Larry Walton Over fifty students are enrolled in the Co-opera- tive Occupational Education Program directed by Mt. Earlie Carter. Under this plan students attend school during the morning and work in the afternoon. Highlight of the year was the annual employer- employee relations dinner attended by one hundred sixteen persons. The highest honor of the year, the j. Doyle Summers Award, given by the Optimist Club, was presented to Dorothy Dye and jerry Rich. Prerident-James Thomas . .- rf .J , ' - ' , ig, I5 x ' .Q -i K ,W ,tv ., , f,, ' ' ' Q Y v M Left to Righl-Mr. McNeely, sponsor, Nancy Stone, Barbara Blank, Pat Horrell, Bill Wallace Betty Buckner, Elaine Knapp, Bill Kimhel, Modena Cook, Anna Retherford, Larry Walton, Mary Jane Green, Tom Wright i i Cirls' Home Economics Row Row Row 1 -Harmon, Fitzgerald, Carmack, Drum Reed, Kimbel 2-Gruenberg, Littleton, Statler, Baker, J. Griffin, Enke 3-Burnerte, Heath, Cullom, S. Griffin, Lambert Row 4-Ervin, Nick.ess, Faust, Hope, Williams, Wescoat Membem not in picture-Young, Barks, Weis, Ambler, Bone, Corner, Dougan, Froemsdorf, Geiser, Gilles, Green, Headrick, Clingeman, Rayburn, Seabaugh, Smith, Spaulding, Suedekum, Weis. Wissman Members of the Home Economics Club enjoy learn- ing to knit, crochet, embroidery, and do hand and machine sewing. Each girl chooses a project: and towel sets, pillow cases, place mats, or other useful articles are made under the direction of the sponsor, Mrs. Alma Younghouse. PRESIDENT Firrt Semerter - Hope Baker Second Semester - Donna Corner The Boys' Cooking Club sponsored by Mrs. Maude Bohnsack, has a limited membership of fifteen. Each meeting day the boys prepare a food from a recipe written on the board or explained by the sponsor. Some of the things that have been prepared are as follows: doughnuts, cookies, hamburgers, candy, eggs, and toast. PRESIDENT First Semester-Wayne Brockmire Second Semester- Dewey Schade Boys, Cooking Club, Row I-Smith, Schwab, Mills, Glastetter, Bullock, B. Owens Row 2-Noel, Brockmire, Seabaugh, McBride, Lohmeier Rau' 3-Windisch, R. Owens, Miller, Herbert Memberr not in picture-Ackman, Barnes, Childers, Ervin, Knapp, McNeely, Schade, Shuck, Weis 1.72, Missouri Club Y 3 ll l ik , l A Row I -Heuer, Mabrey, Oldfield, Hayden, Pratte, Scott Row 2-Koenig, Wieser, Bock, Zimmerman, Vick, Langdon, Kibler Row 3 -Herrmann, Wilferth, Green, Member: not in picture-Porter, Isaacs, Amblingmeyer, Grif- fin, Owens, Miller, Pridemore, Sides, Young, Kelpe, Bollinger, Langston, Vandivort, Koenig Sponsored by Mrs. Lois McKir1nis, the Missouri Club mem- bers learn many interesting facts about their state, particularly Cape Girardeau and Southeast Missouri. Meetings are opened by reciting the pledge of allegiance to the flag, the American Creed, and the Preamble to the Con- stitution. PRESIDENT Fin! Semerter- Bill Green Second Semerler- Sharon Wieser Wright The purpose of the Hunting and Fishing Club is to teach sportsmanship, safety while hunting and fishing, and the use and correct handling of fishing and hunting equipment. The study and practice of conser- vation and sometimes trips to wildlife reserves make this club directed by Mr. Robert Hines very interesting. PRESIDENT Ronnie Horrter Hunting and Fishing Club 1 Row I -Weimer, Froemsdorf, Griffin, Schrader, Penrod, Haynes, Hengst Row 2-Cliff, Haertling, Preston, Scism, Clubb, McLaughlin, Boyd, Millikan, Werner Row 3 --Stevens, Shuck, Bollinger, Wright, Frushour, Masters, Smith, Huttegger Row 4-Headrick, McDowell, Meyers, Grebing, Hortter, Johnson, Hinck Member: not in picture-Allison, Conley, Craig, Dickey, Lincoln, McDowell, Sitze, Hedge -7 3.. Nurses' Club Miss Myrtle Schrader, school nurse, is sponsor of the Nurses' Club. The club members visited the Rehabilitation Center at Southeast Hospital, helped in the sale of Easter seals for crippled children, and made cookies and Hallowe'en favors for children in a local hospital. PRESIDENT First Semerter-Gloria Krieger Second Semester-Kay Allen Chemistry Club Row 1 -Meier, Strop, Nix, Harmon, Fitzgerald, Loyd, Se- graves Row 2-Wicks, Maxey, Griffin, Davis, Brunkhorst, Palmer, Mack, Haynes Row 3 -Headrick, Fuhrmann, Krieger, Thomson, Reisenbichl- er, McBride, Cleland Row 4-Shirrell, Bollinger, Garner, Rush, Rolf, Allen Member.: not in picture-Austin, Barringer, Bendel, Campbell, Corner, Froemsdorf, Hazel, johns, Kibler, Liebig, Man- drelle, Poston, Rayburn, Sisco, Smith, Sneed, Wissman, Young, Ellis, Hedge, Stone Open to students interested in science, the Chemistry Club serves as a supplement to the regular course in chemistry. Members learn good laboratory procedure and enjoy performing different types of experiments. Mr. Ed Blumenberg of the science department directs this club. PRESIDENT First Semerter- Bill Wasson Second Semerter-Dan Golightly Young, Hecht, Boyd, Deimund Row 2-Bone, Thompson, Frus- hour, Sutton, Sheppard Row 3 -Estes, Golightly, Heilig, Wasson, Pierce, Seifert Row 4-Hoffmeister, McDow- ell, Vandivort, Finch, Hinck Members not in picture-Traveb Taylor, Wallace, B. Zimmer- man, D. Zimmerman -74.- Row 1-Poinsett, Ambler, stead, Bowden, Cook, Harding, Herbert, Herbst, Seabaugh, Girls' Sports Club Row I-S. Corner, Young, james, Teets, D. Corner, Merritt, Fulton Row 2-Estell, Stafford, Whittaker, Mann, Giard, McClard. Hardwick Ron' 3-R, Ervin, Button, Wescoat, C. Ervin, Brown, Williams, Meisenheimer, Lincoln Rau' 4-Hardwick, Roper, Stevenson, Harris, Hope Memberr not in picture-Hansen, Gilliland, Gilles, Spalding, Heisserer Because of the interest in the Girls' Sports Club, it was necessary this year to have two divisions. Volley ball has been the chief activity of both groups. TOWSE SANDER PRESIDENT PRESIDENT Firrt Semerter - Sandra Corner First Semester - Diane Francis Second Semerter- Kay Stevenson Second Semesler-Joyce Green Girls, Sports Club SANDER .3 .isa si Row I-Hedge, Penrod, Francis, Conklin, Schlegel, Loos, Best Row 2-Sisco, Kibler, Ruebel, Stevens, Rubel, Burchyette, Talley Row 3 -Crump, Button, Vogelsang, Latham, O'Howell, Kinder Row 4--Cullom, Gilliland, Kelly, Ewan, Nickless, Hardwick, Hett, Kaufman, Miesner, Mc- Swain, Waldrup, Wissman, Wunderlick Member: not in picture-Gahagan, Green, Guard New Clubs CORGANIZED THE SECOND SEMESTER, One new club, the Ensemble Club, was organized the second semester. The purpose of this club is to enable ambitious students to become more proficient in playing their instruments by prac- ticing in groups. The Band Room and smaller practice rooms are used for this purpose, and Mr. Carosello, band director, is ready at all times to give aid. Members of tbe Ensemble Club are as follows - Ronnie Schnare, Charles Sutton, Bill Terry, Bill Joiner, E. W. Kassel, Sarah Patrick, Jane Shearer, Judy Sheets, Albert Estes, Howard Kelley, Bill Headrick, jerry Ford, Larry Walton, Dennis Henson, Richard Blaylock, joe Heuer, Bob Isaacs, Bill McLaughlin, Dave Seifert, Jim Mulkey, Martha Vandivort, John Scully Alma Mater I love thee, Alma Mater, Central High, Thy walls and halls so dear. Each memory of happy days gone by Brings back glad thoughts of thee. I love thy colors proudly flying, I am proud of Tiger fame. To thee I'll ever true and loyal be, Alma Mater! Central High! -76- Q Q fig Boys' Physical Educatlon Coaches and Instructors Row 1 -Russell, Brinkopf, Estes .c 4 wi? Girls' Physical Education MUIR Towse- Sanders FOOTBALL Richard Porter, David Gaither jerry Gaither, joe Mitchell 94 an 5 gee 30 fl A X X FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Row 1 -Seabaugh, Ratliff, Loftin, Russell, Faris, Miller, Green, Tooke, McBride, Boswell Row 2-Taylor, Hawkins, Naeter, Wooden, Harper, Meisenheimer, Niedling, Browning, Humphrey Row 3-J. Roussel, Jones, Slinkard, Gilliland, Stevenson, Pierce, Bauer, B. Roussel THE LOW-DOWN CAIRO-After the Pilots' first touchdown, the ball was kicked to Central. Wayne Boswell received and ran all the way for our only touchdown. We lost the game 36 to 6. METROPOLIS-What we couldn't do to the Pilots we surely did to the Trojans. Dick Niedling, Eddie Loftin, Larry Bauer, Mike Taylor, and Don Seabaugh scored 39 points for the Tigers while Metropolis was left with 6. CARUTHERSVILLE-The fur really flew when TIGERS met TIGERS. Keith Jones made two touchdowns, but we lost the game 14 to 13. Neither team could score against the other in the last quarter. JACKSON-We scalped the Indians 14 to 6. Both of Central's scores came in the last quarter after we trailed 6-0 for nearly two quarters. jim Roussel and Dick Niedling carried the ball over for our 14 points. WOLF LAKE-Another Indian team bit the dust. We won the game 20 to 6. The first touchdown was by Keith jones from the 2-yard line, Jones' 67 yard dash for a second touchdown and Boswell's score tallied up to 20 points and victory. The score was 20 to 13. SIKESTON-The Bulldogs have bitten us every game for nine years. This game was no exception, as the Tigers were defeated 21 to 0. KBNNBTT--Another band of Indians saw defeat by' the Tigers. Two touchdowns for Wayne Boswell and one each for Larry Bauer, Scott Browning, .and jerry Harper brought the score to 32 to 0. This was the 4th win of the season. CHARLESTON-ThE Tigers downed the Bluejays 19 to 6 after a 6 to 6 deadlock in the first half. Touchdowns by jim Russell and Keith Jones and a pass from Wayne Boswell to Dick Niedling in the end zone for :L third touchdown added up to victory for Central. POPLAR BLUFF-The Mules' record was close to ours. They saw six wins and two defeats while we had five wins and three defeats. The Tigers purred like kittens when we won the Thanksgiving game and tied our record with that of Poplar Bluff. FOOTBALL SQUAD Row 1--Seabaugh, Ratliff, Loftin, Russell, Faris, Miller, Green, McBride, Boswell Row 2-Lincoln, Brockmire, Garlock, Naeter, Wooden, Meisenheimer, Niedling, Tooke, Humphrey Row 3 -Hawkins, Hedge, Shrout, Mott, Harper, Jacobs, Stevenson, Pierce, Windisch, Browning Row 4-Taylor, Gilliland, J. Rousell, jones, Slinkard, Withers, Bauer, Seabaugh, Hardy Row 5 -B. Rousell, Smith We Played Cairo Metropolis Caruthersville jackson Wolf Lake Sikeston Kennett Charleston Poplar Bluff 1 9 5 6 FOOTBALL SEASON A TEAM Score We They 6 36 39 6 I3 I4 I4 6 zo 6 o 2I 32 o I9 6 zo I3 We Played Chaffee Charleston Sikeston Sikeston Dexter Jackson East Prairie Anna-Jonesboro Sikeston Perryville -30- B TEAM Score We They 33 7 0 34 o zo 7 27 I4 o I4 o S2 6 I4 zo 6 40 39 25 Rowl Penrod McNccly Clubb Larglf. Thomas Sxdcs Bums Wlndxsch Wxckham Row Row Row Row gf FOOTBALL FEATURES pow-wow. 2. Referee's view of the game. 3. Lost: one football. 4. Two brave Bengals. 5. Don't touch that Tiger! 6. After him, boys. 7. Coach studies the game. 8. Coach Aubuchon jokes at the banquet. Cheerleaders One-two-three-four Who you gonna yell for? ,C-E-N-T-R-A-L. That's the way you spell it Here's the way you yell it. CENTRAL! li W A R9gUl4fJ-NHDCY Bollinger, Pat Tooke, Martha Pierce, Donna Burkett, Judy Segraves, Marilyn Ikerman fCaptainJ Sub:-Emily Brennecke, Marcia Rudert, Loretta Cowan, Sue Suedekum, Genie Call, Judy Run' Row Row Row Row Rau' Mahan CCaptain J Bollinger, Sc-graves, Burkett, Pierce, Tooke, Ikerman Heise, Francis, Brennecke, Meisenheimer, Mahan, Suedekum, Call, Call, Miesner Penrod, Benton, Givens, Best, Conklin, Schlegel, Hengst, Wissman, Talley, Spalding, Meinz Muxey, Headrick, Shirrell, Bollinger, Garner, Rusk, Cleland, Loos, Eddleman Jacobs, Seabaugh, Ervin, Dean, Whittaker, La Plante, Campbell. Stafford Munn, Dye, Hardwick, Millikan, Kelpe, Brown, Kinder Tigerettes 'US' A - 5 Basketball A TEAM Seated-Henson Cmanagerb, Green', Reid, Lear, Boswell , I-Iawkins', Taylor', Weis Qmanagerj Standing-Faris', Russell , Cantrell, Grebing', Vandivort, Hinton', Owens 'Lettermen. N ot in picture - Williamson ' PLAYED Cairo Crystal City Poplar Bluff Cape Catholic Tilghman High POPLAR Campbell Doniphan College High Sikeston Poplar Bluff Jackson College High Cape Catholic St. Louis U. High Jackson Dexter Farmington POPLAR BLUF Dexter SCORE WE THEY 51 56 64 74 56 52 67 51 60 62 BLUFF TOURNAMENT 72 68 63 75 50 45 54 5 3 65 70 7 5 59 54 50 60 62 5 5 68 61 5 5 80 97 60 62 F REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 59 80 T841 This year's basketball record for the A Team showed a total of 8 wins and 10 losses. The most exciting games of the season cannot. be pinned down to one or two games, because five were won were lost within five points. of the biggest thrills of the season was the City Championship by defeating the High Preps and the Cape Catholic Bull- three out of four tournament games. won our first game over Campbell in the Bluff Invitational Tournament, but lost and five One winning College clogs in We Poplar our second to Doniphan. In February we lost our first game in the Class L. Regional Tournament to Dexter. Benny Hinton was the season's leading scorer with a total of 305 points to give him an average of 17 points per game. Walter Grebing followed closely behind with a total of 233 points. Kneeling - Mulkcy, B o c k ' , Watllingtcin ' , Greahlc , Put- man', Ford, Suedckum, Frocmstlorf' Standing -- B o 1 c n, Schlimme, Hayden, Harpcr', Cushman', Wilfcrth ', Green , Petti- grcw , Carglc Lcttcrmcn. PLAYED Cairo Crystal City Poplar Bluff Cape Catholic Tilghman High College High Sikcston Poplar Bluff jackson College High Cape Catholic Jackson Dexter Farmington Gam es Won Lost Basketball B TEAM Img! SCORE WE THEY S5 35 49 44 60 27 S0 41 39 54 49 38 S7 50 62 42 47 SS 52 40 62 49 49 37 68 71 52 42 1 I 3 -35... li l xii-P,, sm I any :gr qw., 'ual ' 'ME in Qi ...Q had 2 3 I I 'HJ Baseball Squad Row 1-Reid, Crafton, Bock, Boswell, Taylor, McKinney, Wadlington, B. Green, Ratliff Row 2-Coach Wleldon Hager, Russell, Harper, J. Green, Seabaugh, Hency, Niedling, Moore, Mainz, Coach Russell Kneeling-Pratt, Farrar, Slinkard, Schmidt, Jones, Shrout, Williamson, Townsend, Hardy Smnding-HoHmeisrer, Pierce, Owens, Mathis, Frierson, Cook, Corner, Coach Dodds Track Squad S.. . ,W , xi, Q E ,fe , I 5 A ,1 gli Lui! A. Sf Q Girls, Volleyball Row 1 -Knapp, Francis, Pierce, Anderson, Miesner Row 2-Perkins, Gilliland, Flentge, Tolliver, Hansen Eight teams competed in the Girls' Intramural Volleyball Tournament. Martha Pierce's team won first place and Kaye Stevenson's second. Athletic letters were awarded to the winning team. Team captains and players are listed below. Hope--jackson, Ewan, Hardwick, Brown, Geiser, Wieser, Miller, james, Ruebel Patrick-Mahan, Brennecke, Retherford, Welch, Gross, Graden, Young, Weis, Jacob, Hengst Stevenson-Masrerson, Roper, Hirsch, Netr, Harris, Blank, Tilghman, Cleek, French Pierce-Flenrge, Tolliver, Miesner, Knapp, Kurre, Anderson, Francis, Sisco, Gilliland, Perkins, Hansen Hardwick-Meisenheimer, Ervin, Corner, Pettigrew, Whittaker, Waldrop, Loos, Koenig, Vandivort Lincoln-Stroder, Rolf, Ackman, Kelpe, Gillis, Wissman, Shirrell, Story, Rowe Williumf-Wescoar, Langston, Stanford, Guard, Travelstead, Mack, Headrick, Barks Mandrel!-Reisenbichler, Langston, Barringer, Ravenstein, Penrod, Willis, Crabb, Klingeman, Ervin Girls, Basketball l Row I-Eldridge, Brockmire, Rowe, McSwain,Miesner, Collie, Fitzgerald, Harmon, Loos Masterson Row 2-Stroder, Palmer, Ewan, C. Hirsch, Hope, Bullinger, Ervin, Wescoat, Williams, Nett, M Hirsch Row 3-Reed, Travelstead, Ambler, Patrick, Pierce, Stevenson, Gilliland, Headrick, Langston Harris On February I2 the Girls' Intramural Basketball Tournament began. Games were played after school in the gymnasium to determine the champion. Miss Towse and Mrs. Sander, sponsors, selected captains who chose their teams. Martha Pierce's team won the championship and received letters. TEAM CAPTAINS AND Pmviaas Wiaiua AS FOLLOWS: Sleuelzsofz-Mahan, Harris, Collie, B. Loos, McSwain, Harmon, S. Loos 110110-EWLII1, Langston, Barringer, Teets, Bollinger, Fitzgerald lirijzer-Wescoat, Masterson, Coleman, R. Ervin, Gilliland, Ruebel, C. Hirsch Williu-1115 - Miesner, Mack, Palmer, Ambler, Rowe, Eldridge lllfllfgf' - L. lirvin, Macon, Nctt, Travelstead, Shearer, M. Hirsch Pierce - Patrick, Stroder, Reed, Brockmirc, Hendrick, J. Loos , J N l ' W x l li' ll ' T9 ' Hi-Lights J' -I 'F YA P 0 , . 9 n i , ' W' mt if Q Y. f u- 'fx f , get , I ,Q X 5 3 t 2 I-Football Queen, 2-From Outer Space-?, 3, 4, and 5-Central Alumnus Bulletin Board, 6-On with the Gamel, 7 and 8-Thrills and Spills on the Lagoonl, 9-Children Must Play on Tacky Day, 10-Can You Hit It to the Street, Anlrea? 190.. ,B T' 'S Q I Features 5 .Rem 1 OI'S AdV6Tt1S1H S ww 1957 Qrarclof Queen wwf- . 5 2' 532 0 n 0 'Si .Aran on -92- ll, ' V- It Avi Q! .mx jranci 3 rc! Q., Jud, Sgfallil we Qranlof Quemi .f4ffmJ.mf5 nie Ca!! War? ,fdnn aiu, NX.. g00t66lf Queen GFS 1 0 ' in ifraiv, gurl? .siegrauea 2 .ueen J Courf Left to right-Eddie Loftin, Grace Wring, Tom Slinkard, Pat Young, Dick Niedling, Judy Segraves fQueenj, Genie Call, jim Russell, Mary Angela Ewan, Mike Stevenson 1941 KHJLQMQZ Queen EGG' 4 ' wmv marcfgn praffe Gio! Heel! 5 Courf I-'SX Left to righr-Nancy Bollingerg jim Williamwn, Carol Ervin, Walter Grebing, Wayne Boswell, Marilyn Prarrc Cquccnb, Benny Hinton, Sue Suedekum, jim Green 195- X S .Simior Queen aiu! .xdffenclanfri .gggrauea Shirfvy gown marifyn cfm-L -96- i7 enior ueen ana! .xdffenclanfri grace W-ing Cfadd pal young 3anJra Cainer .1611-en uAZ4on genie Ca!! SPOT-LIGHTS 3' fifviid 1, 2, 4, and 5-Basketball Queen Candidates and Their Escorts, 3 -Principals-Past and Present, 6-Participants in Safe Driving Contest, 7-Central Welcomes Baseball Star, 8-Girardot Queen Candidates, 9-Student Body Presidential Campaign, IO-Don Stehr Addresses Student Body, I1 -Silver Spear Gives Play, 12--Don Regenhardt explains Navy Life, 13-Red Dagger Presents Christmas Play, I4-Football Homecoming Dance. -93- E' CENTRAL-LIGHTS l. An. l...l- fa Wi 0-ll V, ref'-' l i fi , l -fisl! iw- 4- 1-- . in .1 ' EQ-1: -I fl 5 1 -We Fntcrtain Chaffcc Student Council, 2-No Explosions, Plcascl, 3-Band Festival ls No Holiday, 4-Dminit Students Get Some Practice, 5--Tiger Den after Long Day, 6-Community-Teachers Banquet, 7'-Top-sccrct Aflair, 8-Third Your Home-cc Tea. PARTY-LIGHTS -ass QVL if MQW' I-Saturnalia, 2-Four Freshman Frolickers, 3--Visitors from Chaffee, 4-junior King and Queen, 5-Roman Songsrers, 6-Mid-term Senior Party, 7-A Gift for Mr. C., 8-Marvelous Magic- ians, 9-Freshman Fun Night, 10-Who's for Refreshrner1ts?, 11-junior Party Dancers. -100- f 7 M 1- sl R v...Q-P 'L'Nl fn. School Monitors Run' I - tlmrles Pickett, Charles Minor, Carolyn Pratte, Mary Kelly, Tom Slinkard, Mike Taylor Row 2-Dick Nietlling, Kenneth Chapman, jim Faris, jim Russell, Charles Herbst, Richard Herbert, Carlos Rgltliff Memberr rm! in picture-Hoffmeister, Emery, Green, Hobbs, Call, Bauer, Seabaugh, Corner, Moore, Boswell, Cushman, Pratt lr-A .- rv . ,R - Q s Q 'xl ll ' l l Q , ., . -v v X 1 Qf 1 - Sfznfem' Body President BOB PIICRCIQ NIADILYN HIZCHT Sflldllllf Buffy Pl'l'Sit1f'l1f Qlrirst Semester? Winner in Youth Lezttlership Contest JIM GREEN Wfinner in Youth l.eutlership Contest sponsored by the Elks' Lotlge. QSecond Semester? monsoretl by the lillts' Lotlgc. 10 BILL SLINKARD HALL tlfirst Semesterq SENIOR CLASS PRESIDFNTS LSvwr1dSen1esterb -101- ss :Q ff M f 1 I Q f. tsswxf S .ww Fatwa Jw. 'M fm 1. f .ur X' 4 I BfiZQI,aess5g2V'. ' I f IA Q... N b13,,, wf1' K g?',:1J fmyf ri T 5 ai? Q11 .I . - S f is t as ' if ' ..,....... ---- f I t :,j':-j,'.,-,'j1:,,j,:.: Sf' , 5 W 2 i ' ig M . s ., ':,t'+' ., ...L 'l n. . at Est E GREGG FILING TEST TYPING AWARDS AWARD Rozv 1-jo Ann Scgravcs, Served-Barbara Burton, Pllffy GCiSCf, PHITI Grif- Ruth Ann Bingenheimer, HH Irene Ervin, Vetoncctt Mann, Beverly Carr Sttnzding-Jo Ellen Sitzes, Shelby Heuer, Sandra Corner ' sc, svkc X, SHORTHAND AWARD Jackie Pratte, Sandra Corner Rota' 2-Myrna Lane, Carolyn Guartd, Carolyn Tollivcr Rozz' 3-Rollic Hall, Jurca Daumc MUSIC TRIO Albert Estes, Bob Sisco, Ted Miller CChosen to go with the V. F. W. Band to Florida5 RONNIE SCHNARE HOWARD KELLEY Scholarship to Egyptian Music Scholarship to Egyptian Music Camp 1Sponsorcd by the Federat- Camp cd Women's Clubs 7 -102- X CHARLES Hiiruc Ntnmzil Merit Scholarship Mr. Stricker, David Seifert, Margaret Thomson, Mike Taylor Rollit Hill Mr Roberts bifety Economy Drive Contest. fSponsoretl by the Slcony Vituum Company J 1 4 , I U l,OROTHY Dviz, JERRY RICH J. Doyle Summers Awnrtl 4Outstuntling stu- ts in Diversilit-tl f,L'CllPAlIlUI'lSl ,1 GILNH: QALL Q9 Second plete winner in Siktston - Cotton Carnival Queen Qonttst ,ilk H , i f W K 4 y i NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL POETRY WINNERS CFirst Sernesterj Row I-Martha Vandivort, Pat Rudert, La Vona Smith, Andrea Ambler, Barbara Spotanski, Mary Green, Sharon Caruthers Row 2-Carolyn Guard, Norris Wilson, Howard Boyd, Terry Sheppard, Don Zimmerman, June Davis, Joyce Langdon Row 3 -Cleta Mae Roth, Bob Pierce, Bob McDowell, Paul Vandivort, Bob Tooke, Dan Golightly A :X giwxd DENNIS I-IENSON, JANE SHEARER GWENIE CALL Highest-ranking Sophomores Sophomore Pilgrimage to jefferson City TNQ JACKIE PRATTE SKIP HOWELL D. A. R. Good Citizenship Award Freshman-Sophomore Oratorical Contest Note: Honors won after March 29 could not be included in this book. -104- Far Moving Packing Staring Kali N I II H ll L S TRANSFER Phone 5-5518 o Servinq Cape Girardeau Par EB Years Nothing Does it Like 7-UP 'K ffTf': S kr- 1- Y ::. '-1:z:s:2: 'V , . l-:b X -i K :zri I ..az?f '3E :'A f It Likes You 355 North Kings Highway Phone 5-3157 CAREER TRAINING IN A SHORTER TIME A Good Position is waiting for you when you are ready for it Prepare at OFFICE TRAINING SCHOOL CFormerly Steimle Business Schooll Broadway and Main Cape Girardeau, Mo. PHONE 4-1395 Approved Courses Moderate Coat Qualified Instructors Free Placement For the Best in Entertainment Visit Your Friendly ESQUIRE THEATRE SEPTEMBER What do you remember best about the '56-'57 school year at Central? Let's look back at some of the activities in our Tiger Jungle- September has always been a busy month and this year was no exception. Centralites breezed around at first discussing classes, joining clubs, and looking forward to Fair Day- We met the new cheer-leaders, very peppy girls, and later attended two football games. Yea, team, fight! - Our seniors found that they didn't have much loose change left after pay- ing for Girardot pictures, student activ- ity tickets, books, insurance, school clothes, and then senior rings besides! What could be more exciting, though, than to be a senior at last?- Class officers were chosen in all the homerooms, and Bob Pierce was elected Student Body President. Jackie Pratte and Bob Pierce headed the Tiger, and the Girardot was headed by, Ruth Ann Drum and Carol Ervin.- L K' In I l A M 'Weis .X W f if ' .. ,. 4. .M 'A 'V 'cf ' ' '35 , :.5f?.,12 . D . 1 . if ' A 9' ' ri Il To welcome ji-Ei E M1 guests WLM A I ,W ' of A QE? 5 E S, , ,cm KZIQQQZ Ice cold Coca Cola is such a souahle drunk. k Brmg home several Q lt cartons when you shop. I fill X aff 1 ,mo ..h. lf f ll lvlffll .Lil ,ee-.I ' 4 l 1 -5 .Q 'f' Ld' f l ' 11 j I ' he f . - . any jk I ' 5 I 1 xX I -, -. , ucillulldifglllllldlll-ld!-MCI.. rl47? QQZ5f'Z I, -f. Isrxl fr Bgnrtl' . . ' J 9 , , Slwllff l 0 0 QQ coin ' ' I . l- ' A I 1 ml: Vri' yppqfnneffp-h15l1lIll' 'M'-1. I?c'liri0 1.9 L. H. LANDGRAF Lumber Company, Inc. LUMBER COAL PLUMBING HEATING Phone 5-8275 1459 Independence Cape Girardeau. Mo. f T -107-- Compliments of 93 .5 Q 1 ' ' 5 E S 5 for Laundry-Cleaning-Rug Cleaning- Linnen Supplies With the September semester also came the addition of new teachers to our faculty. They are Mr. Everette Aubuchon, Mr. Leon Brinkopf, Mrs. Geneva Ewan, Miss Mollie Morton, and Mrs. Paul Spitzmiller. Miss Morton is an exchange teacher from Shrewsbury, England. We hope the students in England enjoyed Miss Grace Williams as much as we did Miss Morton!- Genie Call was Central's candidate for Cotton Queen at the Sikeston Cotton Carnival. How proud we were when she placed second! OCTOBER One month of school gone already! So many things were keeping us busy, we didn't have time to miss summer vacation.- The freshmen showed their approval of Central at their party, Fun Night. - One day during a lyceum assembly we saw the answer to all our homework problems. Duke Montague and Myr- nella demonstrated how a person can give a number to an object and, by associating them memorize very easily. Anyway it looked easy.- HUW!-lHll-SW!-l ATHLETIII snuns cn. RAWLIN GS SPALDING Distributors Phone 5-7729 Broadway G Pacific Cape Girardeau. Mo. SUEDEKUM 61 SONS HARDWARE BPS Paints 6 Vamishes Wall Paper Plumbing Supplies Power Tools 620 Good Hope Dial 5-9469 MISSOURI PRCPAN E GAS CO. Bulk and Bottle Gas Service Gas Ranges Gas Appliances Cape Girardeau, Mo. -108- You Can Find A Good Career In the Automotive Industry 'Hand 9l2D.ll.2d.,n Established in 1914 NUNLEY'S Drug Store A complete drug store service 627 Good Hope St. Phone 5-6801 Cdpe Girardeau. Mo. 54 Years Continuous Drug Store Service For You and Your Parents S. D. Nunley. Req. Ph. Compliments of GLADISH-WALKER 633 Good Hope Phone 5-3858 Cape Girardeau. Mo. Oh, if students only ran as fast to school as they can away from it. But no, it wasn't the 2:30 bell: it was a drill during Fire Prevention Week.- Have you heard The Tale of the Torrid Trip ? The Band Festival at Jackson happened to be held on a very warm day. Did you see those poor, wilted Central Band members? The heat didn't keep them from playing very well, however. Ah, blessed holidays! The District Teachers' Convention was responsible for making some students most happy indeed.- At a lyceum we heard Specs Toporces tell some interesting adventures he had had in the world of sports. It was also announced that Dave Seifert won first place in Central's Safety-Economy Run.- Our congratulations went to Jim Green. He was elected president of the Central Chapter of the National Honor Society.- See Our Teen Fashions WRIN G' S ro'r-'rEEN sHoP 429 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. I Diamonds - Watches Clocks - Class Rings Frisco. Missouri Pacttlc Railroad. Greyhound Inspectors 126 N. Main Phone 4-2404 -109- Some students from social science classes attended Cape Kids' Day in town. The purpose was to acquaint them with city government:- Columbus Day and U. N. Day remind- ed us of the importance of the United States and made us proud to live here.- Chosen Queen of the '56 Football Season was Judy Segraves. Didn't she look sweet?- Twenty seniors took the National Merit Scholarship Test and said it was really rough.- The month of October left us with an echo of, Will you buv your Girar- dot from me? still in the air. Yes, members of the Girardot Staffs really got busy and sold Yearbooks. Aren't you pleased you bouehf vours? NOVEMBER A useful as well as entertaining assembly was given in November. Lieutenant Pike's Safety-Magic show was appreciated by the Central Student Body.-- Complirnents of The lvaradu Restaurant Awful Good Food The Wicks Family Stubbs Pak A Snak Grocery and Market 1606 Independence OIYIIQAIYI elltzi 0 M. E. Leminq Lumber EU. Mississippi alln Prinlinq Enlnpan 8 NORTH SPRIGG STREET Good Printing - Courteous Service SHORT BOB ECKELMANN PHONE 5-7352 FINNEY'S DRUG STORE we ?eK.iCQ we Exclusive Agent for Russell Stover Candies 709 Broadway Phone 5-347 .I V With the 9th of November came a day of deep, dank, dark doom. Yes, what else can make a high school student forget to eat. call his friends, or listen to Presley records? Report card day! Alas, alack! fReally, it wasn't as bad as you expected, was it?J- I wonder if the stores downtown noticed a sudden increase in the sale of darning cotton? If they did, it could have been the sophomores pre- paring for their Sock Hop. - During American Education Week, Mr. Belmont Farley, former principal of Central, spoke to the students and faculty about education.- Turkey, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie-put them all together and what do you get? Thanksgiving holidays, of course!- I don't know if Bob Pierce's speech class taught him to say, How, now, brown cow, correctly, but it must have helped in the Voice of Democracy contest. Bob won with his speech, I Speak for Democracy. - Did you root for Ike or Stevenson? Some social science classes had mock elections for President to see if class opinions matched national ones.- For two long hours seniors struggled with the Ohio Phychological Exam. Who knows? We may have another Albert Einstein hidden away some- where! -Ill- VANDEVEN'S Quality Meats. Groceries. And Dry Goods WE GIVE 6 REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS Broadway at Pacific Street l09S'9-IPECI 'ow 'nnepmzpg edng Lnmpnorq 5591 5.127129 gf ,Ie 5 uolvlwv KX ,.?-A COURTESY CLEANERS 913 Broadway Cape Girardeau. Missouri DODGE. PLYMOUTH. AND CHRYSLER DEALER 41 Years HARRIS MOTOR Downtown Broadway DECEMBER Twelve new members were admitted into the National Honor Society at an assembly given by the members. There was also a banquet fum, boy!7 at which Mr. John Stehr spoke and show- ed slides of foreign countries he had visited.- Gone were the football days, and We welcomed basketball season enthusiasti- cally!- A very entertaining lyceuvn WSIS given by Mr. Charles King, baritone singer from the Metropolitan Opera. Mr. King had the audience to sing with him, and we almost won a free meal!- Winter Wonderland was the theme chosen for the senior party. Nlfvybe the seniors felt a little melancholy: only one more party fthe Promj and then, Good-by, Central! - Compliments oi THE BROADWAY THEATRE ST. LOUIS - CAPE BUS LINE Cape's Only Locally Owned Bus Line -112- Meet Your Friends At Buck Thompson's Restaurant After the Game We specialize in Hickory Smoked Barbeques, Sandwiches of All Kinds Malts. Shakes. 1903 Broadway Phone 4-2640 Do you remember hearing all those Centralites strolling in the halls quot' ing, Hark, hark. a. lark, and trying to rhyme true, blue too, moo foh, no! 1 ? Well, the result was that Central stu- dents entered 220 poems in the Nation- al Poetry Contest!- Two very Worthwhile campaigns dur- ing the month of December were the Jnnvr-r Red Cross Fund Drive and Operation Santa Claus. We were glad to see the student body support both drives.- Jingle bells, jingle bells! As Christ.- mas time approached, maybe our study- ing slackened a little. but our spirits surely rose! No other fee-ling can compare with the one everyone has close to December 25th. -- Red Dagger Dramatic Club and the Central Choir presented a very lovely Christmas program. Sparks-An In- between was the play given by Red Dagger members. It was amusing to see several Central girls dressed as old ladies. Martha Kelly as Sparks, the young orphan, was most appealing. The play was followed by a selection or Christmas songs, beautifully sung by the Central Choir. H. A. MARGRAF IEWBLER 409 Broadway Phone 5-6483 S O U T H E R N IST-Hczzlligl nuuinq -: 0 I L :- , . .- , Courteous Service wi l l Bruno' XW DRY 410 Morgan Oak X Q ' CLEANERS pop 5 fy fig QND FUREIERS 24-Hour Service G n n M E N T s Cape Girardeau. Mo. 220 N. Maia Phone 5-2448 The SUUIHEAST MISSUURIAN IS READ DAILY By More People in the Cape Girardeau Retail T raduzg Area THAN ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER The Best Advertising Medium in Southeast Mssourz' NET PAID CIRCULATION 15,122 ON FEB. 9, 1957 - F or - BILL FOLDS BELTS HANDBAGS GIFTS ETL ue! -114- You Can Depend on The Missourian Printing or PRINTING of Qualit For over half a century we have, by maintaining highest quality and giving prompt dependable service, produced much of the printing in Southeast Missouri and Southern Illinois, many of our customers permit us to handle their business year after year for which we are grateful. PRINTERS - LITHOGRAPHERS OF CATALOGS FOLDERS PRICE LISTS BROADSIDES FINE BOOKLETS LETTERHEADS DIRECT-MAIL PUBLICATIONS OFFICE FORMS CIRCULARS 1957 Giraralot C -115- JANUARY The beginning of a happy new year! I hereby resolve. during the coming year, to . . . Is that the way you started your New Year's Resolutions? Then, maybe you went into a detailed account of how you would get your homework weeks ahead of time, never be tardy or absent from school, and conduct yourself at all times like a well-mannered Centralite. I hope you remembered not to forget to remem- ber. - Stage fright? Not our juniors and seniors! They pulled out the plat- form, took a deep breath, and spoke in the Junior-Senior Public Speaking Con- test.-- Mid-year graduation time crept upon us before we knew it. Baccalaureate services were held Sunday, January 13, at Central auditorium. Reverend Guy L. Steele, of First Christian Church, was the speaker.- lOn Fashion's Comer, Always First In Fashion Apparel Where Good Fashion Is Never Expensive Main at Themis Phone 5-6433 Compliments BOHNSACK COAL COMPANY COAL BRIQUETS Phone 5-2902 Cape Girardeau. Mo. McDONALD COMPANY, Inc. Concrete Products Phone 5-8679 Cape Girardeau, Mo. Each year the seniors seem to look tackier on Tacky Day! We saw everything from Elvis Presley's Houn' Dog to a Spaceman!- Hi-ho! and away we go! Where? Oh, that was the week We all took buses, cars, or hitchhiked to Poplar Bluff. Reason? The basketball tourna- ment! Those who didn't go probably had a good reason. You see, the same week was that most trying time in a student's life-the fearful, fatal, final exams!- Every cloud has a silver lining, and the seniors especially thought so at Commencement. Mister Stephen Lim- baugh, a Cape Girardeau attorney, de- livered the Commencement add1ess.- Jim Green was elected Student Body President for the second semester. fAnother capable man for a big job!J ff ,,,,,,v,'.,.,i'.,,,o, ,J'p':4 HBANLQNX ffl liin, ' I 'A n! 1 Milli' EGRL FARMERS AND MEHEHHNTS BANK If Your Clothes Are Worth Cleaning They Deserve DEPEND ON ICE 1... SULLIVAN BROS. CLEANERS 108 S. Spanish Phone 5-7496 Cape Girardeau, Mo. PHQNE 5,3344 CAPE GIRARDEAU. MO. ..7- 0.0-no-oo-oo-o.p.0..p..p.,.,, HECHTS 107 N. Main Street Cape Girardeau. Mo First in Fashions For the Younger Set S Iunior Fashions as featured in Magazine FEBRUARY Did you think there was a lawyers' convention at Central? The only other people able to talk that smoothly were the participants in the Freshman-soph- omore Public Speaking Contest. Skip Howell won.- A Valentine Day theme was used for the Junior A Cappella party.- First time I ever saw anyone that mixed-up! These are words spoken by a Central student watching the Taf- lin Trio, who gave a lyceum featuring acrobatics and tumbling. At the time, one of the members of the trio was walking across a card table on his head! Once again came proof that girls are far superior to boys. The ilrst participant from the audience able to stand on a shaky balancing board was a Central lassie, Carol Hirsch.- OSTERLOH'S GAYLQIVS BOOK STORE Graduation Gifts Shoes For All The Family Graduation cmd' Phone s-saso 104 N. mam School Memory Books 118- With Our Enlarged Department We Carry A Greater Assortment oi Merchandise Compliments Of F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. Main and Independence Marquise Iacqueline Connie Paris Fashion Post and Dame's Shoes Where New Styles Make 'l'heir First Appearance Phone 5-5130 122 N. Main Cape Girardeau. Mo. Compliments of SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 139 N. Main Cape Girardeau. Mo. Compliments E. E. Vogel Grocery of Are Pleased To Serve You HEILIG'S PHARMACY mm or For Everything in Drugs CAPE GROCERS ASSN. 115 Independence Phone 5-3958 we Buy the Best ' Sell for Less I R V I N I S Visit Our Gift Department Clothing and Furnishings For Young Men CapoGlrardoau.Mo. BAHN BROS. HARDWARE CO., INC. See SCHWINN BIKES Doing Business in Cape on Main Street Since 1860 -119- ART FIsCHER'S P1ND's CREDIT IEWELRY MARKET Ring Manufacturing Diamond Setting Fancy Groceries Fresh Meats Dressed Poultry Diabetic Foods Visit The MOUNTAIN VALLEY MINERAL WATER ST' PHARMACY for 'I'he Finest in Cosmetics Ph 53361 298 N B 1 d and French Perfumes -12O- for the newest and the smartest . itfs your favorite store Ccrpe's Style and Quality Headquarters Since 1907 A Synonym For Good Food '1-S ' 45 So. West End Blvd. Honors won in February went to Carolyn Tolliver and Bob Pierce. Carolyn rcvgfeived the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. The Bausch-Lomb Honorary Science Award was presented to Bob.- One of the students' favorite pas- times this year was reading their news- paper, the Tiger. Chosen to head the publication for the spring issues were Grace Wring and Jim Finch. That was real George! The holi- day for Washington's birthday, that is. How did you spend your day? Many of us slept rizht through it!- MARCH Basketball season drew to a close with the end of the regional and state basketball tournaments. Chosen basket- ball queen was Marilyn Pratte.- One dav our students were honored with a visit from some song birds from the south fthe Sikeston Chorusj. They presented a very enjoyable music as- sembly.- -121- Always The Newest In Fashion For The Modern Young Men and Smart Young Ladies 9 Southeast Missouri's Most Modern Store Madilyn Hecht and Bob Pierce were presented bonds as prizes in the Youth Leadership Contest sponsored by the Elks' Lodge.- St. Pa.trick's Day was the theme of the Junior Party. I wonder, did every- one wear green?- Another pair of Centralites won honors for themselves! Gwenie Call was chosen to visit Jefferson City on the Sophomore Pilgrimage. Charles Heilig was commended by the National Merit Scholarship Board on the results of an exam.- It was indeed a night to remember forever! No, not the night the cat caught his tail in the cactus plant! I mean the night of the Senior Prom at Memorial Hall. Bob Sisco's band pro- vided music, and all the 12A's and their dates looked like a picture in a fashion magazine!- Believe me, tempus fugit! Already on the last stretch, as We came to the final quarter and received report cards once more.- TENKHOFF'S PHARMACY Broadway and Ellis Fountain Service Flowers For All Occasions HENRY OCHS Sandwiches Prescriptions Our Specialty 725 Broadway Phone 5-9491 Two of our music organizations showed their stuff. The Band traveled to Houck Field House to participate in the Band Festival. The choir took a busman's holiday and went on a tour, singing for other high school stu- dents.- Were you stumped by the meaning of Twirp Week? It means, of course, the woman is required to pay. The boys enjoyed that! They got free rides, dates, and eats, and the girls carried books and opened doors for them! Highlights of the week were a talent show and a Twirp Da.nce. APRIL What!? They've decided to let us out of school a month early? Oh, April Fools' Day! Well, I was fooled several times!- Mr. C's.Band packed up and left us for a whole day to go on its annual tour. I heard someone say he was anxious to go to the schools in Illinois. Good listeners are appreciated. lBe- sides some ot the girls know boys in Anna.J- La Cucaracha! Who had the nerve to write a song about a roach? How- ever, it served its purpose in reminding me of the assembly we had where the Spanish language was put to much use. A colorful program was given by the Spanish Club. - In her Easter bonnet, with all the frills upon it. . . We all appreciated our Easter holidays: the religious serv- ices are always lovely.- RCA Victor-Westinghouse Radio-Television-Appliances DEAN 6 CO. COMPANY Where Broadway Meets Middle Complete Home Furnishings 817 Broadway Phone 58881 Cqpg Glfqrdgqu, Mo, When You Think of Photographs Think of L EUEHS STUUIU Photographs that will mean a lot to you in years to come 'Q Qggilufv 99 'W' 4 i ' n fire: 559 sob' - 'ii 'IW vim ' co ul'-VK! 655 - 5 2:25 zgffraubau' neonv Known! MISSOURI UTILITIES COMPANY A citizen wherever we serve L E T FOR ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE and BONDS O Auto Loans CLEANING CO. I Home Loans 0 Farm Loans DRY KEEP YOUR CLOTHES NEAT AND TRIM 510 Broadway Phone 5-5973 RA M INS nee? I 1 sig? '- , X, '-I Tn 7 G II111I'5 is RNOLD RCTH AGENCY Dial 5-3355 Rialto Theatre Bldg. ARNOLD BOTH - WM. KIEHNE E. W. KASSEL IEWELER llThe Diamond - Iewelry - Gift Store SINCE 1904 1 I i -124- HUTSON FURNITURE AND WESTERN AUTO STORE 43 South Main Street Cape Girardeau. Missouri 5-6854 -Phone- 5-5043 More students received recognition for long hours of study by being init- iated into the National Honor Society during a program given by the mem- bers.- It is always thrilling to hear some of the best voices in Missouri at the State Musical Festival, and this year was MAY April showers bring May flowers! And, incidentally, with the Mav flowers came the faintest touch of spring fever to some of us who are just naturally not inclined to work. To others the spring weather brought vim and vigor to finish the term in a blaze of glory. - The annual Tiger Banquet was held near the first of the month, at which time new members were accepted into Quill and Scroll.- Music-minded students especially en- joyed a lyceum given by Frederic Sjoblarn.- Did you attend the Class A State Track Meet? I got dizzv watching those poor fellows run in circles! Later. the State Baseball Tournament was held.- Baccalaureate. the inevitable final exams, and Commencement followed tn quick succession. This graduating class was the first to start high school as freshmen in the new building. I'm sure they all will miss their school davs ln our attractive building.- The 1956-57 school year was rounded out bv the Achievement Assembly, and we said good-by to our friends fstu- dents and teachersl until the fall. no exception. Southeast Missouri's Newest and Finest Featuring- Drive-in Banking Free Parking Patrons Lounge Consultation Room coMr1.Err: BANKING racmrms T H E Fl R 5 T Bank Broadway at Main -125- Compliments of W' .. I ' b . .--me M ' . . . K' ,kqg 'N A-ggi ' ,,,.-2, O I O Qfuvn, 911, Hwy. 61 6 Outer Drive --126- ADVERTISERS Alvarado QThej ...A,..., Bahn Bros. Hardware Co. . . Bohnsack Coal Co. ....., . . . . Buckner-Ragsdale Co. CTheJ ,. Broadway Theatre QThej .... Brune's Dry Cleaners ..,,....4 Buck Th0mpson's Restaurant ., Cape Girardeau Office Training School .r,...,,.......,.. Coca Cola Bottling Co., Inc. . . . Courtesy Cleaners .,,..... Dean and Company . Esquire Theatre fTheQ ..,,,.., Farmers and Merchants Bank ,. Finney's Drug Store ..,..A.... First National Bank ,. . Fischer's Market, .,.ss, . . Ford-Groves Motor Co. . . . Gayl0r's Shoe Store .....,.,. Gladish-Walker Furniture Co. . . Hampton's Bakery ,......,, Harris Motor Co. . . . Hecht's Store ..,, Heilig's Pharmacy ......,..... Howard-Swan Athletic Goods Co Hutson's Furniture Co. ....s. . Irvin's .,... Kassel's Jewelry Store .s,., Landgraf, L. H. Lumber Co. . . . Lang, H. A. Jeweler ...,. . Leming, M. E. Lumber Co. . . Lueders Studio .,....,.. ,.., McDonald Company, Inc. fThej Margraf, H. A. Jeweler ..,.. . 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