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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1958 volume:

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During this International Geophysica ear, or so breathtaking in its scope and significance, reaching the moon may be a probability. To those men of science who labor in the Geophysics for Peace program the Girardot Staff dedicates this book ' ld friend- May their work serve as an instrurnent for wor ship and a better understanding among nations. 4 X .H-n15,ff U:kk,.x Y, EE 'N -f.- 1 1. f ,E - nfl' H . A 1 , sz L -gl Y 'ff' 1? S 731 B 3 l , I 1' ervwgjll ,VM 1 .11 A p K. ,H-3-.iii ' . jfffi' i i s ex act A ff. f fry: I I I, ' N X -- If , ' ' , I 1 i or Qllfifi ' ar i gb, , 7' v .Wiascv 4 H-nl ,Y , z-- 1 uf i Cape Girardeau Central High School 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 l'll ever true and loyal be Alma Mater! Central High! 5 Central Views South, East, North 5 FACULTY A ll 5 ADM! 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Hirsch, Mrs. Mulkey, Mrs. Sheets, Mrs. Boren, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Campbell, Mr. Reid, Mr. Brunkhorst. ms. 8 I L. J. Schultz, B.S., M.A. Superintendent of Schools Cape Girardeau, Missouri - r-Q wg.. a,fn-.awmmagmwz-+1fi.3mw:ww-V,V Raymond L. Sheets, B.S., M.A. Principal Central High School May I have your attention, please F acult Lucille Adams, B.S., M.A. Business Everette Aubuchon, B.S. Physical Education, Art Edwin Blunfienberg, B.S., A.B., M.E. Science, Mathematics Howard Bock, B.S., M.E. Science Maude Bohnsack, B .S . Vocational Home Economics, Math Leon Brinkopf, B .S . Physical Education, History, Drivers Education Anthony Carosello, M.S. , M.E. Music Earlie Carter, B.S., M.A Cooperative Occupational Education Robert Dodds, B.S., M.S. Physical Education Geneva Ewan, B.S. Office, Business, Law Carrie Findley, A.B., M.S Biology Betty Folsom, A.B., BJ., B.S. English Robert Hines, B.S., M A Social Studies Betty Holley, B .S. Business Paul Jenkins, B .S.,M .A Guidance Vivian Kies, B.S., M.A Social Studies Clara Krueger, B.S., M Latin, English Joseph Lane, B.S. Citizenship, Shop Facult Lois McKinnis B.S., M.A. Social Studies Lucille McLain, B.S. , M.A. English Archie McNeely Auto Mechanic s Alta Muegge, B. Social Studies English Mary Reed, B .S. English Laura Rixrnan, A Mathematics Kathryn Sackman, B.S Social Studies .,M.A Alene Sadler, B.s., M.A. l Engli Sh, Speech Norma Sander, B.S. Physical Education l 1 Berenice Schowengerdt, A.B English Norman Schwab, B.S. , NLE- Social Studies Helen Smith, B.S. English Faculty Inez Smith, B.S., M.S. English, Drama. Ellen Towse, B.S., M.A. Physical Education Milton' Ueleke, B .S . , Science i 1 W W 1 l i Mildred Vogelsang, A.B., ' B.S., B.S. in L.S. Librarian N Alma Younghouse, B .S.,M .A. Vocational Horne Economics 13 Jessie Wescoat, A.B, Librarian Dale Williams, B.S. Social Studies, Spanish Grace Williams B S , . ., P Mathematics Irene Wright, B .S. English h.M Gffice, Cafeteria, aintenance 7 'T Miss Helen Ketterer Mrs. Ruben Schade - Director of Cafeterias Secretary Mrs. Payne Muir - Cashier CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Brennan, Mrs. Crites, Mrs.Sea baugh, Mrs. Kelley. MAINTENANCE STAFF Row 1-Mr. Pedigo, Mrs. Schaefer, Mr. Bridges. Row 2-Mr. Horn, Mr. Brown, Mr. Vare, Mr. Snider. Not in Picture-Mr. Poinsett. 14 is - - K Miss Myrtle Schrader School Nurse 9 Mrs. Opal Young Assistant Librarian 5 l H.: ' 5 I ' Y ibvmv 4 XMLJ P JS Msg I , O ' Cutest Smile 0 . I 5 0 , Don Mc.B1-ide Martha Stroder O , o 0 I . O 0 1 I ' Most Happy-go-Lucky 'STA v I 4 0 1 O Tom Miesner Betty Gammon 0 O O O ' 0 O ' ' 0,4 Senior Stars 0 , o JV 0 I 1 '. 'gt sq, A '5 O 0 O I I I C O f 0 T . ' .Peppiest Charlie Seabaugh Martha Pierce I 0 4 o I C +' Most Likely to Succeed Don Brooks , 4 . Kay Allen ' I 1 . 4 I ' 0 . 0 . ' lu , f s , . f O l D ' ', Wittiest 7 Senior Stars ' - '.'-' ' N eatest ' ' - ' I l I , 0 9 o 0 a Sarah Patrick Walter Grebing , I Millie Flentge Ted Lear 0, 'O' 0 . '. X o ' 0 Most Feminine Most Masculine I g C o , 0 0 . Friendliest , l O O I kt Charlotte Young 8 Wayne Boswell. o 1 -, O 'I o , 0 o , 0 . Susan Jackson Keith Deimund . . ' N 0 . O 0 0 . ' , 4 ' . 0 0 Q a . . o A. F UkYYhClfH'1 Seniors CAROL ACKMAN You-You-You Basketball, Nurses' Club, C.O.E. Club. KENNETH ADAMS Moments to Remember KAY ALLEN Reaching for the Moon Y-Teens, Nurses' Club, Student Council, C.Y.F. Club, Homeroorn President, Homeroom Treasurer, Homeroom Vice-president, Central Choir, National Honor Society. ANDREA AMBLER A Sweet Old-Fashioned Girl Home Economics Club, Sports Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Art Club, Chemistry Club, Tiger Literary Staff, Central Choir. RUTH AMOS Sunshine Cake Typing Club, Tigerettes, C.,O.E. Club, Student Coun- cil, Sports Club, Cfirardot Business Staff. JULIA BAKER You Were Meant For Me Missouri Club, Typing Club. PATRICIA BAKER Little White Rose Transferred from Carbon- dale Community High School, Band, Madrigal, A Cappella, Monitor, G.A.A., Drama Club, Latin Club, Pep Club. SANDRA BAKER A Heart That's Free Nurses' Club, Typing Club, Library Club, Travel Club, C.Y.F., Central Choir, Home Economics Club, Homeroom Vice-president. BARBARA BLANK IIM-aybell Missouri Club, Driving Club, C.O.E. Club, Short- hand Club. B ET TY BLANKENSHIP Sleepy- Time Gal LINDA BONE Honeycomb Y-Teens, Home Economics Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Chemistry Club, Tiger Lit- erary Staff, Band. WAYNE BOSWELL Irresistible Homeroom President, Bas- ketball, Silver Spear, Foot- ball ffour year lettermanj, Baseball, Track, I-lomeroom Treasurer, National Honor Society. Seniors HOWARD BOYD Bell-Bottom Trousers Hunting and Fishing Club, Boys' Cooking Club, Typing Club, Chemistry Club, Stu- dent Council. WAYNE BROCKMIRE Just One Girl Hunting and Fishing Club, Horneroorn Secretary, Typ- ing Club, Football, Baseball, iBoys' Cooking Club, Central Choir. DON BROOKS Touch of Genius I-Iorneroorn President, Silver Spear, Track, Red Dagger, Tiger Literary Staff, Latin Club, Typing Club, Student Council, Tiger Cub Staff, Band, Quill and Scroll, Na- tional Honor Society. GORDON BRUMLEY I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire l JUDITH BRUNKHORST l Life Is a Song I-Iorneroorn Secretary- 3Treasurer, Y-Teens, Nurses' Club, C-.O.E. Club, Majorette, :Typing Club. MARY BULLARD Ain't Misbehavin' Horne Economics Club. JOHN CHOATE I'll Get By Typing Club, Boys' Cooking Club. .TACQUELINE CLARK I'rn Up in the Air Again LYLE COOK What'll I Do? Track, Hunting and Fishing Club, Horneroorn President, Tiger Business Staff, Stu- dent Council, Chemistry Club. MODENA COOK Singin' in the Rain Y-Teens, Missouri Club, Driving Club, C.O.E. Club WAYNE COTNER Doin' What Cornes Naturally Hunting and Fishing Club, Horneroom President, I-lorneroorn Treasurer, Track, Monitor. WILLIAM COTNER Billy Boy Cooking Club, Typing Club, Student Council, Spanish Club, C.O.E. Club. Seniors CECIL CRABB One Alone C.O.E. Club. RUTH CRAFT llslposinur Home Room Secretary, C.O.E. Club. KAY CREWS She'll Have Music Red Dagger, Tiger Literary Staff, Creative Writing, Tiger Cub Staff, Horneroom President, Band, Orchestra, Central Choir, Quill and Scroll. PAUL CROSNOE He's A Jolly Good Fellow Transferred from Jackson High School. PHYLLIS CRUMP Me and My Shadow Home Economics Club, Sports Club, Tigerettes. JUNE DAVIS You're the Tops Y-Teens, Sports Club, Horne Economics Club, Nurses' Club, Typing Club, C.O.E. Club. CAROL DEAN Puttin' on the Style Student Council, Tiger Lit- erary Staff, Y-Teens, Tiger Cub Staff, Horneroorn Pres- ident, Central Choir. KEITH DEIMUND When My Baby Smiles at Mel! Chemistry Club, Tiger Busi- ness Staff, Homeroom Treasurer, Horneroorn Pres ident, Homeroorn Vice- president, Projection Club, Latin Club, Band, Quill and Scroll, National Honor So- ciety. HARVEY DOW A Cray Caballero NED DOZA I'rn Sittin' on Top of the World C.O.E. Club. DAVID ERLBACHER I'rn A Lucky Guy Hunting and Fishing Club, Girardot Business Staff, Projectionest Club. CAROL ERVIN Only One Love Typing Club, Y-Teens, Horneroom Treasurer, Travel Club, Creative Writ- ing Club, Horneroorn Secre- tary, Home Economics Club, Sports Club, Nurses' Club, C.Y.F. Club, Band, Associ- ate Editor-Girardot, Editor- in-Chief-Girardot. i Seniors ' LORENE ERVIN Sweet and Lovely Typing Club, Home Eco- ,nomics Club, Sports Club, 'C.Y.F. Club, Y-Teens, Short- hand Club, Junior A Cap- pella,Tigerettes. SOUNDRA ESTELL Are You Sincere? Typin Club Home Econom- E 1 ics Club, Library Assistant, Assistant Editor-Girardot. ALBERT ESTES Man with a Horn Mathematics Club, Latin Club, Girardot Photography Staff, I-lorneroorn President, Chemistry Club, Ensemble Club, Band, Central Choir. EUNICE FARMER Honeysuckle Rose JAMES FARRAR Please Don't Blame Me P-lomeroom Vice-president, Typing Club, Track. I TAMES FINCH 'There Once Was a Man Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Tiger Business Staff, Quill and Scroll. MILLIE FLENTGE Sophisticated Lady Girardot Photography Staff, Tigerettes, Typing Club, Basketball, Latin Club, Home room Secretary, Tiger Lit- erary Staff, Student Council, Tiger Cub Staff, Silver Spear, Red Dagger, Central Choir, National Honor So- ciety. Quill and Scroll. JACK FORD Gone Fishin' Homeroom Vice-president, Typing Club, Track, C.O.E. Club. LONNIE FRISSELL Happy as the Day ls Long C.O.E. Club. DAVID FRUSHOUR Out of This World Tiger Business Staff, Latin Club,Student Council,Horne- room Vice-president, Hunt- ing and Fishing Club, Chem- istry Club, Mathematics Club, Projectionest Club. ANN FUHRMANN ln Love with Life Latin Club, Nurses' Club, Homeroom Secretary, Y-Teens, Tigerettes,Home- room Secretary-Treasurer, Girardot Art Staff, Junior A Cappella, National Honor Society. MARY FULTON There's Only You Home Economics Club, Sports Club. Seniors JERRY GAITHER It's a Wonderful World Track, Football Manager. BETTY GAMMON l'm Forever Blowing Bub- bles Y-Teens, Sports Club,Home- room Vice-president, Tiger- ettes. JON GARLOCK Why, Why? Student Council, Tiger Busi- ness Staff, Track, Hunting and Fishing, Typing Club, Missouri Club, Football, Chess Club, Projectionest Club, Central Choir, Quill and Scroll. CHAMP GILLILAND Don't Worry 'Bout Me Projectionest Club, Track. FRANCES GILLILAND Count Your Blessings Sports Club. DAN GOLIGHTLY Danny Boy Home Room Treasurer, Chemistry Club, Mathematics Club, Electrical Engineers Club, National Honor Society. WALTER GREBING Teenage Dream Red Daggar, Baseball, Bas- ketball, Hunting and Fishing Club, Student Council, Home- room President , Central Choir. MARY JANE GREEN Here in My Heart Y-Teens, Missouri Club, Driving Club, C.O.E. Club. BONNIE GROVES My Bonnie Lassie Typing Club, Nurses' Club, Y-Teens, Home Economics Club, Travel Club, FTA Club. CAROLYN GUARD Love Me to Pieces Typing Club, Sports Club, Library Club, Missouri Club. LARRY HAERTLING l Thought I Heard You Call My Narne Hunting and Fishing Club. JIM HARDY l've Got the Wo ,- String Chemistry Club, Girardot Staff QHead Photographerj, Football, Typing Club, Pro- jectionist Club, Track, Electrical Engineers Club, Varsity Club. Seniors DAVID HAWKINS Ladies' Choice Football, Baseball, Basket- ball, Central Choir. GAIL HAZEL That's My Girl Horneroorn President, Li- brary Assistant, Tigerettes, Nurses' Club, Girardot Business Staff. CAROLYN HEDGE Unforgettable Library Assistant, Y-Teens, Nurses' Club, Typing Club, Horneroorn Secretary, Latin Club. DENNIS HERRMANN Drearnboat Missouri Club, Tiger Busi- ness Staff. KENNY HETT Dance-Crazy Hunting and Fishing Club, Il Horneroom President, Home- roorn Vice-president, Stu- dent Council, Latin Club, Travel Club, StudentPresi- dent, HENRY HILL It's Not for Me to Say Hunting and Fishing Club. WELDON HILPERT The Breeze and I LAWRENCE HINCK Easy to Like Hunting and Fishing Club, Track, Chemistry Club, Boys' Cooking Club,Horne- room President, Missouri Club. SHELBY HOOD Ain't She SWeet Y-Teens, Typing Club, Horneroorn Treasurer, Sports Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Tiger Literary Staff. N l PATSY HORRELL Silver and Gold Y-Teens, Home Economics Club, Sports Club, Driving Club. w l .TIM HUTSON The World Is My Balloon I Boys' Cooking Club, Typing 5 Club, Tiger Business staff, I Hunting and Fishing Club. EUGENE HUTTEGGER I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter Hunting and Fishing Club. Seniors SUSAN JACKSON Wake up, Little Susie Y-Teens, Typing Club, Homeroom Secretary, Sports Club, Girardot Busi- ness Staff. E. W. KASSEL A Wonderful Guy Ensemble Club, Track, Hunting and Fishing Club, Band. ANN KAUFMAN Miss Ann Sports Club. MARY ANN KELLY Lips of Wine Shorthand Club, Tigerettes, Sports Club, Monitor, Y-Teens . JAMES KIRKPATRICK GOnna' Find Me A Blue- bird Hi-Y, Silver Spear, Hunting and Fishing Club, Red Dag ger, Central Choir ELAINE KNAPP Swinging on A Star Driving Club, Shorthand Club, C.O.E. Club. ' FRANK LaFENTRES I'rn Just An Ordinary I-Iurnan Spanish Club. NORMA LAMBERT Easy on the Eyes C.Y.F., Home Economics Club, Typing Club, Library Club, Student Council, Travel Club, Book Exchange Nurses' Club, Central Choir TED LEAR Ready Teddy Red Dagger, Student Coun- cil, Book Exchange, Bas- ketball, Typing Club, Silver Spear, Tiger Cub Staff, Central Choir, National Honor Society. CAROLYN LINCOLN There's Only You Sports Club, Y-Teens, Typing Club, Homeroom Vice-president, Tiger Cub Staff, Girardot Business Staff, Central Choir. KENNETH LIPPS Who'll Take My Place When I'm Gone Red Dagger, Homeroom President, Cooking Club, Silver Spear, Track, Stu- dent Body President, C.O.E. Club. i DON MCBRIDE Life of the Party Student Council, Typing Club, Homeroom Treas- urer, Track, Cooking Club, Football. Seniors KAY MCBRIDE Send for Me Nurses' Club, Spanish Club. LUSELLA MCCLARD It's a Good Day Typing Club, Y-Teens, ' C.Y.F., Missouri Club, Sports Club. RONNIE McDOWELL I'rn Sitting on Top of the World Hunting and Fishing Club. GARY MABREY Crazy Rhythrn Typing Club, Horneroorn President, Homeroom Vice-president, Cooking Club, Missouri Club, Base- ball, Homeroom Treasurer. JUDI MAHAN Belle of the Ball Tiger Cub Staff, Y-Teens, Homeroorn Treasurer, Horneroom President, Tiger Literary Staff, Cheer- leader, Tigerettes, Student Council, Volleyball, Bas- ketball, Spanish Club, Horne- room Secretary, Central Choir, Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society. JO ANN MANDRELLE A Little Bit of Heaven Typing Club, Y-Teens, Travel Club, Tigerettes, Nurses' Club, Horne Eco- nomics Club. C.O.E. Club. BARBARA MARTIN My Heart Sings Silver Spear, Typing Club, Travel Club, Shorthand Club, Latin Club, Red Dag- ger, Girardot Photography Staff, Central Choir. JOHN MARTIN I'rn Feelin' Like a Million Hunting and Fishing Club, Mathematics Club. RAY MASTERS I Don't Care If the Sun Don't Shine Boys' Cooking Club, Hunting and Fishing Club. EDWARD MAYBERRY The Best Things in Life Are Free C.O.E. Club. TOM MIESNER Sing and Be Happy Hunting and Fishing Club, Typing Club, Homeroorn Vice-president, Homeroom Secretary. HOMER MILLIKAN Time on My Hands Hunting and Fishing Club. Seniors JOSEPH MIRGEAUX Gone with the Wind Transferred from Cape Catholic - Business Staff, fHi Litesl Track, Basketball, Homeroom President, Madrigal Choir. NANCY MITCHELL All the Things You Are Travel Club, Y-Teens, Short- hand Club . ALBERT MOORE There's Something about a Soldier Monitor. JIM MOORE So Little Time WAYNE MORROW Miss You So Basketball, C.O.E. Club. PAT NOTHDURFT A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody Library Assistant, Tiger Literary Staff, Typing Club, Y-Teens, I-Iomeroom Sec- retary, Tiger Cub Staff, Spanish Club, National Honor Society. JOE OLDFIELD My Dream Hi-Y, Missouri Club,Home room President, Tiger Cub Staff, Student Council, Foot ball, Tiger Literary Staff. Quill and Scroll. PATSY PALMER It's Not for Me to Say Typing Club, Home Econom ics Club, Sports Club, Nurses' Club. SAMMY PALSGROVE You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby Silver Spear, C.Y.F., Span- ish Club, Y-Teens, Typing Club, Sports Club, Latin Club, Band, Central Choir, National Honor Society, Tiger Cub Staff. SARAH PATRICK String of Pearls Tiger Literary Staff, Span- ish Club, Ensemble Club, Y-Teens, Student Council, Silver Spear, Tiger Cub Staff, Band, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll. WILLIAM PENNY Crazy Heart MARY PENROD Maybe TOrriorrow Y-Teens, Sports Club, Tigerettes. W 'Q-my :Q Y Seniors GERALD PERKINS I've Got a Pocketful of Drearns C.O.E. Club. JANET PIERCE 'S Wonderful C.O.E. Club. MARTHA PIERCE All-American Girl Volleyball, Tiger Literary Staff, Homeroorn President, Cheerleader, Tiger Cub Staff, Y-Teens, Homeroorn Secretary, Tigerettes, Cen- tral Choir, Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society. EDWARD PIKES Mr, Touchdown Track, Football. JUDY PIND Powder Your Face With Sunshine I-Iomeroorn Secretary, Y-Teens, Silver Spear, Tiger Literary Staff, Spanish Club, Central Choir . BILL POINSETT A Mighty Lovable Man Girardot Art Staff, Junior Band, Junior A Cappella, Typing Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Hi-Y, Silver Spear, Red Dagger, ,Tiger Literary Staff, Tiger Cub Staff, Boys' Cooking Club, Horneroorn Treasurer. BOB POINSETT Ivy League Tiger Cub Staff, Chemistry Club, Track, Typing Club, Missouri Club, Horneroorn Vice-president, Boys' Cook- ing Club, Silver Spear, Cen- tral Choir . MARILYN PRATTE Love ls the Thing Central Choir, Tigerettes, Typing Club, Spanish Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Y-Teens, Tiger Literary Staff. LILLIAN RAINS My Blushin' Rosie Typing Club, C.O.E. Club. ROBERT RANDOLPH Walkin' My Baby Back Horne Track. CARLOS RATLIFF Great Day Typing Club, Projectionist Club, Baseball, Boys' Cook- ing Club, Monitor, Football. CLARA REED Lady Be Good Shorthand Club, Typing Club Basketball, Y-Teens. Seniors JEAN REED Sunshine of Your Smile Home Economics Club, Home room Treasurer, C.O.E. Club. JOHN REID You're All I Want for Christmas Basketball, Baseball, Stu- dent Council, Hunting and Fishing Club, Hi-Y, Electrical Engineers Club, Latin Club, Silver Spear, Girardot Business Staff. DORIS REISENBICHLER Girl of My Dreams Nurses' Club, Spanish Club, Tigerettes, Typing Club, Travel Club, Home Econom- ics Club, Y-Teens, Sports Club. ANNA RETHERFORD Get Happy Typing Club, Driving Club, Sports Club. CLETA ROLE Oh! What a Beautiful Morning Latin Club, Nurses' Club. JEAN ANN ROSS Buttons and Bows Y-Teens, Nurses' Club, ETA Club, Shorthand Club, Latin Club, C.Y.F., Mathe- matics Club. PAT RUDERT Stardust Latin Club, Tiger Literary Staff, Y-Teens, Homeroorn Secretary, Tiger Cub Staff, Homeroom President, Tigerettes, Horneroom Vice-president, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll. GENE SCHAEFFER Secret Love Transferred from Webster Groves High School - Dra- matics Club, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Hunting and Fishing Club. TERRY SCOTT Someone to Watch over Me' CHARLES SEABAUGH Charlie, My Boy Football, ffour year letter- manj Track, Monitor. JOE SEABAUGH l'll See You in My Dreams' Typing Club, Latin Club, Electrical Engineers Club. JOHN SEABAUGH Technique Football, Boys' Cooking Club, Track, Typing Club, Chemistry Club, Travel Club. Seniors IO ANN SEGRAVES 'Beautiful Brown Eyes Nurses' Club, Typing Club, Y-Teens, Student Council, Missouri Club, C.O.E. Club. DAVID SEIFERT 'Drurns in My Heart ilorneroorn Secretary, lrlorneroorn President, Span- .sh Club, Chemistry Club, rlomeroom Treasurer, En- emble Club, Track, Travel lub, Band. TERRY SI-IEPPARD Ain't We Got Fun Ihernistry Club. SOB SISCO Rhythm Is Our Business omeroom Treasurer, orneroom Vice-president, 'iger Business Staff, Home- oom President. ERRY SIT Z ES Your Eyes Have Told Me SO!! L ACK SMITH trne Midnight Man-' iunting and Fishing Club, lootball, Track. LaVONA SMITH Younger Than Springtime Tiger Literary Staff, Span- ish Club, Typing Club, Y-Teens, Homeroom Presi- dent, Horneroorn Secretary, Tiger Cub Staff, I-Iomeroom Treasurer, Tigerettes,I-Iorne Economics Club, National Honor Society. VIOLET SNEED Prize Possession Nurses' Club, C.O.E. Club. BARBARA SPOTANSKI The King and I Y-Teens, Tigerettes. RUTH SPRENGEL Ivy Rose C.O.E. Club. PATTY STAFFORD The Song Is You Typing Club, Basketball, Tiger Cub Staff, Shorthand Club, Y-Teens, Sports Club. WILLIAM STAFFORD Reaching For The Moon Track, Football. Seniors MARY STATLER Lovely to Look at Tiger Cub Staff, Latin Club, Tiger Literary Staff, Home Economics Club, Nurses' Club, Art Club, Junior A Cappella. BONNIE STEPHENS It's Magic Typing Club, C.O.E. Club. NANCY STONE Over the Rainbow Y-Teens, Typing Club, Home Room Treasurer, Nurses' Club. MARTHA STRODER Party Doll Spanish Club, Student Coun- cil, Y-Teens, Tiger Cub Staff, Silver Spear, Tiger Literary Staff, Band. SUE SUEDEKUM Dark Eyes Book Exchange, Tiger Lit- erary Staff, Tigerettes, Cheerleader, Spanish Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Y-Teens, Student Council, Home Room Vice-president, Central Choir, Quill and Scroll. JOAN TEETS Little Bitty Pretty One Typing Club, Sports Club, Library Club, Shorthand Club, Home Economics Club Library Assistant. KENT T EICI-IMAN My Heart Reminds Me JANICE THOMASON Somebody Loves Me Typing Club, C.O.E. Club. MARGARET THOMSON A Little Bit Independent Nurses' Club, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Sports Club, Student Council, Chemistry Club, Band. SARAH TOLLIVER So Rare Silver Spear, Red Dagger, Tiger Literary Staff, Tiger Cub Staff, Y-Teens, Student Council, Central Choir, Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society. BOB TOOKE My Buddy Home Room Vice-president, Football, fthree year letteri manl Track, Home Room Treasurer, Student Council, Home Room President, Central Choir. THARON TRAVELSTEAD I'm Available'l Tiger Business Staff, Chem- istry Club, Track, Home Room President, Hunting and Fishing Club, Band, Quill and Scroll. Seniors 'Speedy Hunting and Fishing Club, Latin Club, Basketball, Chemistry Club, Home Room Vice-president. AUL VANDIVORT 'GARY VOELKER !'Till We Meet Again BILL WALLACE 'Forever Yours riving Club, Chemistry lub, C.O.E. Club. 'KONNIE WERNER 'Wonderful, Wonderful -Iunting and Fishing Club. ILMA WHITFIELD Be-Bop Baby '-Teens ANDRA WICKS I-Iurnpty-Durnpty Heart .O.E. Club. KAREN WIESER You're A Sweetheart Y-Teens, Tiger CubStaff, Silver Spear, Red Dagger, Girardot Art Staff, Tiger Literary Staff, Homeroom Vice-president, Band, Na- tional Honor Society, Quill and Scroll. JOHN WILLIAMS Treat Me Nice Baseball, Football. NORRIS WILSON In the Mood Hi-Y, Boys' Cooking Club, Band, Mathematics Club, Spanish Club, Electrical Engineers Club. FERN WISSMAN He's Gone Missouri Club, Nurses' Club, Home Economics Club, Sports Club, Y-Teens, Short hand Club. DICK WITHERS Cool Shake Home Room President, Football, Track. CHARLOTTE YOUNG Dimples and Cherry Cheeks Spanish Club, Home Room Secretary, Home Room President, Tiger Literary Staff, Y-Teens, Typing Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Tigerettes, National Honor Society. Seniors JOAN YOUNG Miss You So Typing Club, Nurses' Club Home Economic Club, Art Club. Camera Norman William y DON ZIMMERMAN Love Me Tender Typing Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Mathematics Club Chemistry Club. -shy Seniors-Jo Ann Banfield, Vernon Barringer, Wade Gurley, Lacy, Phyllis Mari Papenberg, Nancy Pickern, David Rhodes, Terry. Senior Snaps f .V J 32 unior Comets 33 l DAVE PETTIGREW Oh, Pinochle, says Dave when he gets dis- gusted- -Favorite dish is steak, French fries, and green beans--Likes blue and grey and thinks chemistry is fabulous--Enjoys listening to Green- sleeves by Montovani--Favorite pastime? You guessed it, going to Genie's house - Ambition is to be a doctor--Pet peeve: People who don't fin- ish what they start to say. GWENIE CALL For Gwenie it's pork chops and rice at the top of her food favorites--When you see her doodling' you know she has nothing else to do--Favorite color is pink--Enjoys her favorite subjects, art and advanced algebra--Loves to listen to Angel Eyes --Really gets peeved when people gripe at her driving--Ambition is to make the National Honor Society. uniors JAMES AINSWORTH NED AMLINGMEYER PATTY ANDERSON PAULINE AUSTIN DAVID BARKS SUE BARRINGER CAROLYN BENDEL RICHARD BLAYLOCK LEWIS BOCK JOAN BOLLINGER RONALD BOLLINGER JUDY BOYD GROVER BRASHER EMILY BRENNECKE SCOTT BROWNING JANET BULLINGER GWENIE CALL RACHEL CAMPBELL BOB CANTRELL GENEVA CARMACK A SHARON CARUTHERS uniors MARSI-IA CLEEK .TOY CLELAND .TUDITH CLORE .TERRY CLUBB RAMELLE COLLIE JERRY CONLEY DONNA COTNER JIM CUSHMAN DON DICKEY PAUL DORMEYER DAVID DOUGAN LARRY DRUM NONA DUFF ALICE DYE LORNA EDWARDS SHIRLEY ELLIS RUTH ERVIN JANE EWAN MARILYN FAUST ROSE MARIE FESSLER ERVIN FIEDLER 35 uniors MARILYN FOX DIANA FRANCIS GARY FROEMSDORF GERALDINE FROEMSDORF TOM FROEMSDORF LINDA GAHAGAN PAMELA GARNER PAMELA GEISER CAROLYN GILLES GENE GREABLE BILL GREEN JOYCE GREEN RUTH ANN GREGORY LONNIE GRIFFIN DOROTHY HAND JOAN HARDWICK PAT HARRIS LARS I-IAYDEN JANET HEADRICK KAREN HEDGE JACKIE HENGST juniors DENNIS HENSON ALLEN HILL NANCY HINTON CAROLE HIRSCH MARGARET HOPE ROBERT ISAACS MARTHA JAMES DOROTHY JEFFRIES CHARLES JOHNSON BILL JOINER BRENDA KEESEE LLOYD KELLEY KATHLEEN KELPE CAROLYN KIBLER JOYCE KIMBEL JAXENE KIND ER ' LARRY KOCH DOROTHY KOENIG DONNA KURRE ROB LAMKIN KEITH LANE ,37 ll1'1101'S JOYCE LANC-DON ANN LANGSTON CAROLYN LAPLANTE CARLA LATI-IAM PRISCILLA LIEBIG CLETA MCLAIN BILL MCLAUGHLIN WILLIE MAE MAAC: RICHARD MARTIN JOHN MASSA WILLIAM MATHIS PAMELA MAXEY BETTY MAYBERRY JOE MEDLIN ERNA MEIER MARY HELEN MEINZ ROBBIE MEISENHEIMER CAROLYN MILLIKAN FRANK MOORE LOUIS NELSON DIANA O 'HOWELL uniors RAY O'HOWELL KAREN OLIVER MARILYN PALMER ETTA PERKINS DAVID PETTIGREW JERRY PIND RICHARD PORTER DOROTHY POSTON ' CAROLYN PRATTE DENZIL PRIDEMORE BETTY RAYBURN DORIS REED CARL RITTER JUDY ROPER WILLIAM ROUSSEL MARCIA RUDERT SHERRY RUEBEL BERT SCISM LARRY SCOTT JOHN SCULLY JANE SHEARER 39 1lI1101' S CAROL SHIRRELL JAMES SIDES JAMES SINGLETON JERRY SMITH ROSALEE SMITH PEGGY STEPHENS GARY STEVENS KAYE STEVENSON BOB STRAIN PHYLLIS STROP JANIS SUEDEKUM DIANE TALLEY HAROLD TIBBS B ET TY TILGHMAN MARTHA VANDIVORT JUDY VOGELSANG GARY WADLINGTON LARRY WALTON DIANNA WATKINS MARY WEIS SALLY WESCOAT uniors ANTOINETTE WHITTAKER BILL WICKHAM ROCKY WILFERTH BARBARA WILLIAMS BOB WINDISCH CHARLES WRIGHT TOM WRIGHT KATHY WUNDERLICH PEGGY YOUNG SUZANNE ZICKFIELD Camera-Shy juniors Donald Borgfield, Frieda Button, John Carter, Joe Chamberlain, Charles Childers, Patricia Clark, Richard Collins, Jerry Cora, Helen Edwards, Ervin Emrick, Rusby Farrow, Mary Finney, Charles Greenwood, Mary Ann Gross, Louis Haynes, Bernard Heath, Phyllis Hicks, Ivan Holloway, Mary Holloway, Arthur Houck, Robert Jenkins, Larry Johnson, Larry Jones, Ronald Keller, Bill Kimbel, Lloyd King, Claude Lowery, Ernestine Mack, Terry Miller, Charles Minor, Joe Mitchell, Bob Joe Moore, Billy Owens, Gerald Pender, Dan Propst, Don Propst, John Putnam, Paul Ravenstein, Larry Riley, Russel Rushing, Saundra Sample, Marvin Shirrell, George Smith, Jack Snider, Glenn Storz, Kay Terry, Sandra Wissman, Bill Wood. 41 fb C... -f 4 E .N WA,- -... 4 8 N W Star Lites 1' 1. Cziaffsteria. V.l.P,'s5 Z. Waiting in the: lunch hams. 5. '!Nine Gil-ISU 4. E'a.cuJ,ty tea. 5. Red Dagger Play' Cast ii. Aazto-mmihzmics vines, T. Mr. C explains music: technique to parents. 8. Comparing EHUSYVGTSVQ' 9. Iv1rs.M11c2gg3ggeYs I'Il1UiOY1ilC?ll?il' srniia, 10. Mr. Ford sips tea, ll. Mrs. Barbara Sackmsm fl Sophomore Satellites 'K Sv fs ..,,f,..asres1r:2w1f' it WW' 9 JIM BESS Fried chicken, French fries, and salad-that's what Jirn enjoys most--Favorite pastime is gp, 5.1: ff,yg.,m . hunting and fishing--Stops what he's doing when . Jim Dandy is being played--Likes anything 5 that's blue and loves biology--Pet peeve is Waiting on people and ambition is to be a den- tist. Favorite saying is lf at first you don't succeed, try try again. MARY ELLEN HESSKAMP Enjoys listening to music--Favors roastwith all the trimmings ending with cherry pie-- Favorite color is blue and favorite subject is 3 geometry--Number one tune on her top ten is 'iii Fascination --Ambition is to go to Europe and it I 43. Asia--Pet peeve is people who -are late, and Mary Ellen says she is guilty also. WILLIAMS ROW 1 - Jerry Bullock, Walter Allen, Mike Brenneisen, Betty Burchyett, Betty Benton, Kay Gruenberg. ROW 2 - Diane Burnett, Judy Blaylock, Benny Bullard, Lanny Barnes, Bill Bridgeman, Sally Allen, Nancy Andrews. ROW 3 - Harold Allison, Charles Blackwell, Jess Bolen, Larry Barnes, Betty Buckner, Janis Barks. ROW 4 - Clarence Ackman, Thomas Bellamy, Weldon Benthall, John Baker, Jim Bess. BOHNSACK ROW 1 - Patricia Dandridge, Carolyn Clark, Karen Derrington, Clara Conklin, Harold Cobb, Joy Deneke, Carmen Dunn, Susan Crites, Loretta Caldwell. ROW 2 - Kent Dickey, Kent Cargle, Ann Dean, Pamela Carter, Judy Crabb,Audrey Cook, Johnny Cliff, Stoy Daume. ROW 3 - Edward Campbell, Kenneth Davis, Gale Corbin, Larry Childers, Harold Cobb, Jr. ADAMS ROW 1 - Carolyn Enke, Sandra Eldridge, Kenny Gleason, John Edinonds, Jerry Ford, Faye Green. ROW Z - Jane Griffin, Virginia French, Carolyn Graden, Lila Furlong, Kathleen Fessler, Vicki Givens, Judith Fitzgerald. ROW 3 - Lawrence Ervin, James Earl, Marvin Followell, Judith Eddleman. Sophomores 44 Sophomores ' 45 BOCK ROW l - Mary Ann Heise, Ruth Ann Huey, Karen Holloway, Nina Holliday, Laura Harmon, Judith Hand, Skip Howell, Terry Heuer. ROW Z - Judith Hengst, Darlene Hellwege, Russell Huebel, Larry Huffman, Joe Heuer, Don Hobbs, Mary Ellen Hesskamp, 'Margie Hirsch, Linda Hett. ROW 3 - Carolyn Heath, Jack Hawk, Ronnie Hayden, Bill Headrick, Don Hirsch, Dorothy Hickam. FINDLEY ROW 1 - Patty Langston, Mary Lee , Janie Loyd, Helen Lorenz, Donald Knapp, Loy Malone. ROW 2 - Charlotte Kimbel, Becky Jones, Sondra Loos, Juanita Loos, Judy Jacob, Barbara Loos. ROW 3 - Robert Lewis, Bob Lewis, Carl Koessel, Sonny Jenkins, Pat Laney. SACKMAN ROW l - Dale Meier, Jack McDonald, Lon Murphy, Diane Newburn, Patricia Nix, Barbara Meisner. ROW 2 - CarolNickless, Pamela Nett, Mary EllenMasterson, Sara Pettigrew, Patsy Niswonger, Georganna. Martin. ROW 3 - Jack Penrod, Jim Mulkey, Robert McNeely, Margie Perkins, Kathryn Means. HOLLEY ROW l: Gerald Schrader, Phil Reimann, Lanny Proffer, Peggy Pledger, Patricia Pierce, Jackie Rusk, Ruth Ann Riehn, Nila Rowe, Jeanie Pratte. ROW Z: Larry Ratliff, John Schwab, Bob Price, Harold Richardson, Gary Richards, Rodger Rogers, Brenda Schlegel, Judy Ruebel. ROW 3: Rodger Preston, Ronnie Reirnann, Worth Reed, Laurence Sanders, Bob Redwine, Ronald Schlirnrne, Dewey Schade. AUBUCHON -BRINKOPF ROW l: Sharon Smith, Edith Storz, Patsy Seabaugh, Betty Stone, Kathy Suedekum, Mark Stone, Sam Stausing, Ray Smith. ROW 2: Judy Sheets, Mary Helen Sparks, Nancy Seabaugh, Judy Smith, Franklin Sitze, Billy Sisco, Everett Shackles. ROW 3: Danny Slinkard, Tom Stovall, Jim Strong, Jerry Shuck, Roger Suedekurn, Willard Stovall. SMITH ROW 1: Kenny Windisch, Ronnie Wilson, Bonnie Winder, Janet Welch, Sarah Travelstead, Genie Vandiver, Richard Thornton. ROW Z: Tirn Young, Patsy Walker, Velda Waldrop, Julia Vandivort, Ruth Young, Sharon Wieser. ROW 3: Vickie Wills, Lewie Vick, Leonard Thomas, Jirn Tooke, Louis Williams. Sophomores 46 Iql AJ-'uhrmonn A7 00N Freshmen Rockets SUSAN CAMPBELL Oh, Cute! says Sue when excited-- favorite pastime, listening to records and station KXOK- thinks pizza is simply delicious-- song Bewitched entrances her-- loves Eng1ish-- adores the color blue-- one and only desire is to make the Honor Roll before graduation- blows up when around a snobbish person. MICKEY ROPER Filet mignon and French fries are super with him-- says Gol1y! while listening to My Special Angel and when figuring out why X24 in algebra-- likes the Color gray-- enjoys listening to records and goofing off - ambition is to graduate from West Point with flying colors 1- simply adores HJ his sister Judy. RIXMAN ROW l - Linda Baker, Mary Ellen Blanchard, Mary Jane Bartels, Judy Bauer, Linda Barringer, Brenda Bond, Judith Albert, Judy Barnhouse. ROW Z - John Baker, Ruth Ann Beal, Martha Ann Black, Janet Bippus, Barbara Bierbaurn, Carolyn Barks, Dean Barks. ROW 3 - David Allen, Marilyn Abernathy, Carol Allen, Allan Bellamy, Mearlin Allen, Martha Bone. HEUSCHOBER ROW l - Bill Boren, Jeffry Boswell, Jane Campbell, Roberta Cook, Linda Carter, Gary Buelteman, David Cleek. ROW 2 - Shirley Button, Susan Campbell, Charlotte Cotner, Charlotte Clark, Patty Cox, Dorothy Burnette, Frances Crites, Janet Cantrell. ROW 3 - Spencer Clore, Kenneth Clark, Philip Brand, Lester Busche, George Clark, Elwyn Brown. James Cauble. HAMAN ROW l - Eric Dittlinger, Dennis Drum, Ronnie Farrow, LaVerne Davis, Fran Eberts, Judy Evans, Patricia Davis, Frankie Dieteker, Jon Kent Fisher. ROW Z - LeRoy Elfrank, Betty Ewan, Joyce Fiehler, Diane Dow, Jane Edwards, Jane Feldmeier, Patricia Estell, Marilyn Duncan, Sue Farrow. ROW 3 - Kenneth Enke, Dennis Depro, Don Ellis, David Davidson, James Dieteker, Paul Doza. Freshmen 48 Freshmen 49 KIES ROW l - Kim Gerhardt, Carolyn Gurley, Judy Gleason, Mary Golden, Linzel Fulton. ROW 2 - Jacie Haman, Ronnie Gray, Jimmy Gibson, Mike Garrns. ROW 3 - Carol Fox, Sandra Floyd, Judy Froemsdorf. MCKINNIS ROW l - Judith Hobbs, June Hardwick, Larry Huey, Raymond Hines, Carolyn Heath, Leslie Kay Hobbs, Sherry Huff. ROW Z - Judy Hargens, Clara Kay Hente, Carolyn Hinton, Richard Howard, Mary Hope, Donald Hopper, Donna Himmelberger, Delores Harris. ROW 3 - Mike Hill, Henry Hinton, Kenneth Hirsch, Jimmy Hoeh, Johnny Holshouser. MCLAIN ROW l - Laurence Keesee, Willard Kelley, Martha Johnson, Shirley Johnson, Kay Jones, Bill Keesee. ROW Z - Janet Kinder, Paula Johnson, Teresa Kirby, Janet Johns Wanda Jenkins. ROW 3 - Carolyn Jones, Donald Keesee, Norman Johns, Karen Kaufman. MUEGGE ROW 1 - Jim Lincoln, Charles Knight, Norma Lehman, Loretta Ervin, Doroth 'Koessel, Charles Kruse, Joe Kia -... ROW 2. - Arlene Limbaugh, Donna Iemmon, Loretta McDowell, Vicky Looney, Emily Mabrey, Diane Lewis, Wilma Macke Sheila Lipe. ROW 3 - Jack Mandrelle, Robert McBride, Bobby Lamb, Darlene Loos, Sally Kurka. ROW 4 - Molly Magill, Mary Lewis, David Klaproth, Darrell Loos. FORD ROW 1 - Larry Murphy, Shirley Nussbaum, Twyla Meinz, Laura Moore, Linda Mayberry, Mary Ann Marberry, Wanda Nelson. ROW Z - George Naeter, Mike Nebel, Sue Neal, Mary Mulkey, Mary Jo Morrison, Donna Niswonger, Mary Frances Miner. ROW 3 - Bobby Nelson, Thomas Martin, Tommy Neal, Tommy Miller, Don Masterson, Mark Nunnelee. SCHOWENGERDT ROW 1 - Jim Pratte, Janet Palmer, Judy Peetz, Karen Pickens, Sandra Poe, Harold Propst. ROW 2 - Elizabeth Roeder, Audrey Reynolds, Frank Rayburn, Charles Reed, Mike Palsgrove, Janet Ritter, Julia Porter. ROW 3 - Jim Oliver, Mickey Roper, Floyd Rolf, Bill Poe, Stephen Rickard, Mike Owens. Freshmen 50 Freshmen LANE ROW l - Chester Sarff, Gary Spradling, Jeff Steger, Julia Stokes, Betty Shirrell, Maril' n Snider. ROW Z - Willa Dean Qliavnore, Delores Stephens, Karen Sitze, Vernetta Rubel, Carolyn Seabaugh, ROW 3 - Mike Rushing, Bob Shirley, Clyde Russell, Jessie Simmons. WESCOAT ROW 1 - Howard Thomas, Lewis Ticer, David Winchester, Donald Watson, Marsha Webb, Linda w: Warren. ROW 2 - Richard Whittaker, Kenneth Stovall, Joy Wilson, Esther Windisch, Marguerite Stout, Sharon Welty, Carolyn White. ROW 3 - Clyde Vandivort, Paul Wolff, Tom Ward, Deanna Werner, Cora Sue Travelstead, Robert Wills. Camera-Shy Sophoniores David Adams, Emmett Baker, Wanda Banfield, Sue Best, Barbara Bratcher, Thelma Burns, Richard Britt, James Cooper, Norman Craig, Raymond Dean, Mona Dougan, Charles Emmons, James Finnell, Eastman Foster, David Gaither, Leon Glasscock, Lawrence Glastetter, Delma Goehman, Richard Goodman, Pauline Graham, Wayne Eyre, David Hente, David Hill, Everett Hinze, Louis Hobbs, James Holder, Jack Howard, Della Huff, Kaye Jacobs, Bob Lewis,Marcia Loyd, Freeman Lufcy, Walter McCormick, David McDowell, Jeanette McDowell, Robert L. McNeely, Richard Marberry, McArthur Noel, Dickey Owens, Richard Patterson, Buddy Penney, Shirley Perry, Dorothea McAlester, Peggy Phillips, Glenn Reynolds, Carol Sample, Don Seabaugh, Lonnie Seabaugh, James Smith, Vernal Smith, Dal Springer, Lindsay Stafford, Billy Swan, Terry Valle, Roger Wagner, Paul Weiss, Jerry Whitright, William Williams, Benny Wise, Wayne Wissman, Tommy Wolsey, Eugene York. Camera-Shy Freshmen Harold Abernathy, Milford Acup, Larry Aufdenberg, Clyde Baylor, Ronnie Beasley, Stephen Bender, Jeanette Bonds, Fred Booker, Nyoka Burns, Janet Caldwell, Gayle Call, Jerry Collins, Rayniond Craft, Carolyn Cronenbald, Leichavonn Campbell, Andrew Finnell, Betty Followell, John Ford, Lois Frazier, Carl Frentzel, Vivian Frierson, Jim Gastian, Bonnie Gilliland, Lawrence Gilliland, Janet Givens, Otto Goehman, Jane Goodman, Ronnie Gray, Robert Griffin, Leon Griffith, Charles Gross, Jacie Haman,Francis Griffith, Carl Heise, Robert Hency, Janice Henderson, Karen Hill, Wilbur Humes, Gloria.Hurt, Carlene Hayden, Jane Jacobs, Anita Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Calvin Johnson, Ray Jones, Judith Kimbel, Gene King, Judy Koch, Hugo Lang, Fred Lincoln, Howard McGee, William Mclntosh, Donald Martin, Jeanne Massa, Dean Masterson, Bill Masterson, Linda Mayberry, Don Miller, Robert Miller, Wanda Niswonger, Leslie Ozment, Duane Owens, Sondra Patrick, Betty Payne, Sharon Propst, Beverly Reed, Keith Reed, Charles Retherford, Fred Reynolds, Alonzo Rhodes, Mary Rhodes, Glenda Runnels, Tommy Sander, Ronald Scheper, Michael Schoen, Carolyn Shirrell, Carolyn Smith, Jack Smith, Ronnie Smith, John Stephens, - Danny Stoeffel, Linda Sides, Velma Spivey, Thomas Stoops, Eddie Strong, Jimmy Wagoner, Judy Taylor, Kay Terry, Albert Williams, Bill Wilson, Wayne Windisch, Ronnie Wood, Tom Wood. -W , M K5-I ,,, , M W ..,A W? A I gui. ., ,, K, 7 8 A' A 9 ,L-Benny and Carol 2-Dancing freshies 3-Technique! 4-Before-the-bell chat 5-Snake Charmers 6 Band Festival Bus 7-Martha Cuts Capers 8-That Self-Defense Assembly 9-Freshmen Fun Night. 7 Q fd Student Council Row 1-Judy Jacob, Sara Pettigrew, Sally Kurka, Jackie Boswell, Kenneth Lipps, Shirley Johnson, Janet Welch, Leslie Kay Hobbs. Row Z-Jane Shearer, Judy Sheets, Vir- ginia French, Audrey Reynolds, Mary Jane Bartels, Mary Jo Morrison, Karen Sitze, Margie Hirsch, Esther Windisch. Row 3-LeRoy Elfrank,I-Ioward Boyd, Sharon Caruthers, Pat Harris, Margaret Thomson, Barbara Williams, Jon Gar- lock, Kenneth Hett. Row 4-Dewey Schade, David Pettigrew, Bill Joiner, Jim Cushrnan, John Reid, Jim Bess, Eddie Campbell. Mr. Sheets, Principal of Central High, cil for outstanding achievement in 1956-1957 Kenneth Lipps, student president, Miss Kathryn Sackman, sponsor, standing by. Lower left: Safety Campaign Poster Com- mittee: David Pettigrew, Sara Pettigrew, Sharon Caruthers, Janet Welch lstanding be- fore attractive poster display.l Lower right: Special Safety Assembly: Mr. John Wieser, speaker, Kenneth Lipps, stu- Sergeant Montgomery, speaker. V holding award presented to the Student Coun- ,dent president, Mr. Wendell Black, speaker, ational Honor Society Row l-Sarah Tolliver, Millie Flentge, Karen Wieser, Mr. Bluxnenberg, Sammy Palsgrove, Sarah Patrick. Row 2-Kay Allen, LaVona Smith, Pat Rudert, Ted Lear, Ann Fuhrmann, Pat Nothdurft, Martha Pierce, Keith Deimund, Dan Cfolightly. Row 3-Mr. Sheets, Miss Grace Williams, Don Brooks, Judi Mahan, Charlotte Young, Wayne Boswell. uill and Scroll Row l-Judi Mahan, Sarah Patrick, Millie Flentge, Sue Suedekurn, Pat Rudert. Row 2-Keith Deimund, Karen Wieser, Sarah Tolliver, Kay Crews, Jon Garlock, Carl Ritter. Row 3-Paul Dormeyer, Don Brooks, James Finch, Joe Oldfield, Rob Lamkin. Not in Picture-Martha Pierce, Tharon Travelstead. 55 t me Y '+-- --f-M '--r- 'm irardot Business Staff Row l-Doris Reed, Rachel Campbell, Carol Kibler, Judy Roper, Kaye Stevenson, Diana Francis, Emily Brennecke. Row Z-Suzanne Zickfeld, Carol Shirrell, Janet Headrick, Martha Stroder, Carolyn Lincoln, Gail Hazel, Susan Jackson, Loretta Caldwell. Row 3-Janis Barks, Carmen Dunn-, Mary Helen Sparks, Jane Ewan, Betty Stone, Ruth Riehn, Patty Langston. Row 4-Robbie Meisenheimer, David Erlbacher, John Reid, Jim Bess, John Baker, Margaret Thomson. Girardot Art and Literary Staff Seated-Soundra Estell, Carol Ervin, Pat Harris Standing-Karen Wieser, Gwenie Call, Ann Fuhrmann, Bill Poinsett. 56 ,, o,,.......-an Girardot Photographers Row-l Charles Wright, Barbara Martin, Jim Hardy Row-Z Clyde Vandivort, Don Hirsch, Bert Scism Seated-Karen Wieser, Bill Poinsett, Ann Fuhrmarm Standing-Pat Harris, Gwenie Call, Mrs. Folsom. ' 57 Barbara Martin busy in the dark room. ll Tiger Literar Staff Row 1-Sue Suedekum, Judy Mahan, Kay Crews, Don Brooks, Martha Pierce, Sarah Tolliver, Millie Flentge, Sarah Patrick, Bill Poinsett, Joe Oldfield. Row Z-Jane Shearer, Sharon Caruthers, Patty Anderson, Ramelle Collie, Carolyn Pratte, Donna Kurre, Judy Pind, Karen Wieser, Marilyn Pratte, Dorothy Koenig. Row 3-Martha Vandivort, Marsha Cleek, Carolyn La- Plante, Carole Hirsch, Charlotte Young, LaVona Smith, Pat Ruder, Gwenie Call, Joyce Langdon. Row 4-Ann Langston, Pat Nothdurft, Lewis Bock, Dave Petigrew, Mary Weis, Andrea Ambler, Kathy Kelpe. Tiger Business Staff Row l-Keith Deimund, Dennis Herrmann, James Finch, Rob Lamkin, Jon Garlock. Row 2-Dale Meier, Eddie Campbell, Carl Ritter, Lyle Cook, Lon Murphy. Row 3-Jim Tooke, Paul Wolff, Roger Suedekum, Skip Howell. Row 4-Bob Redwine, Bill Joiner, Richard Blaylock, Paul Dormeyer, Mickey Roper. 58 Tiger Cub Staff Row 1-Diana Newburn, Margie Hirsch, Sarah Travelstead, Kathy Suede- kum, Susan Crites, Patty Heath. Row Z-Barbara Loos, Tim Young, Dewey Schade, Sally Kurka, Jerry Bullock. Row 3-Karen Holloway, Mary Ellen Hesskarnp, Judy Jacob, Pam Nett, Marguerite Stout, Barbara Bierbaurn. Row 4-Mary Ellen Masterson, Sara Pettigrew, Jackie Rusk, Vickie Wills, Lewi e Vick. Working on the Tiger The Finished Product 59 ,em Y-Teens ROW l: Laverne Davis, Lusella McClard, Carmen Dunn, Fern Wissman, Linda Barringer, Lois Frazier, Fran Eberts, Leslie Hobbs. ROW 2: Loretta Caldwell, Mary Blanchard, Jean Ross, Diane Newbern, Joy Deneke, Judy Hargens, Judy Bauer, Twyla Meinz, Nancy Mitchell. ROW 3: Mary Ann Golden, Frances Crites, Susan Campbell, Judy Sheets, Ruth Ann Huey, Carolyn Enke, Helen Lorenz. ROW 4: Ernestine Mack, Marilyn Palmer, Peggy Stephens, Ruth Ann Riehn, Lila Furlong, Betty Stone, Carol Fox, Janet Bippus. ROW 5: Ruth Young, Velda Waldrop, Mary Jo Morrison, Carol Dean, Kay Allen, Ann Fuhrmann, Mary Sparks. Christian Youth Fellowship ROW 1: Roberta Cook, Geneva Carrnack, Helen Lorenz, Carol Sample, Mary Ann Gross, Kay Grueneberg. ROW 2: Judy Peetz, Jean Ross, Dorothy Burnette, Sally Allen, Judy Vogelsang, Carolyn Guard. ROW 3: Lila Furlong, Carolyn Heath, Sondra Loos, Janet Cantrell, Saundra Sample. ROW 4: Sandra Baker, Kathleen Fesler, Marilyn Faust, Mary Lewis, Audrey Reynolds, Norma Lambert. 60 Hi-Y ROW 1: Bob Isaacs, Dennis Henson, Richard Porter, Larry Scott. ROW 2: Eastman Foster Tommy Jenkins, Jim Dietiker. Projectionist Club y ROW 1: David Frushour, Jon Garlock, David Erlbacher, John Schwab. ROW 2: Stephen Bender, David Adams, Lawrence Keesee, John Baker. ROW 3: Sammy Stausing, Benny Wise, Jesse Simmons, David Hente. 61 urses Club ROW 1-Carolyn Seabaugh, Carolyn Hedge, Loretta McDowell, Janet Welch, Diane Talley, Janis Suedekum, Judy Fitzgerald, Geraldine Froemsdorf. ROW 2-Lois Frazier, Frances Crites, Mary Statler, Joan Young, Doris Reisenbichler, Nancy Stone, Dorothy Poston. ROW 3-Mary Jo Morrison, Deanna Werner, Ann Fuhrmann, Erna Meier, Joan Bollinger, Jaxene Kinder. ROW 4- Rose Marie Fesler, Pamela Garner, Julia Vandivort, Kay Allen, Rosalee Smith. Missouri Club ROW 1-Dale Meier, Jim Mulkey, Bill Headrick, Skip Howell, Jerry Ford. ROW 2-Jerry Bullock, Mearlin Allen, Phil Reiman, Dean Barks, Kim Gerhardt. ROW 3-Don Hopper, Mike Hill, Jim Bess, Kent Cargle, Mark Stone, Mrs. Lois McKinnis. ROW 4-Laurence Sanders, Larry Childers, Ronnie Hayden, Bob Redwine, John Baker. 62 Hunting and Fishing Club ROW 1-David Winchester, Larry Murphy, Gerald ochrader, Jackie Hengst, Pat Laney, Mearlin Allen, Dean Barks, Billy Keesee. ROW 2-Ronald Beasley, Darrell Loos, Johnny Cliff, Ray Masters, Frank Sitze, Bob Shirley, Russel Huebel, Jackie Mandrelle, Tharon Travelstead. ROW 3-Norman Craig, E. W. Kassel, Tom Froemsdorf, Harold Allison, Jerry Conley, Bill McLaughlin Kent Dickey, Jack Howard. ROW 4-Ronnie McDowell, Eugene Hutteger, Lawrence Hinck, Jerry Shuck, Jim Hutson, Henry Hill, Gary Stevens, Gene Schaeffer. Spanish Club ROW 1-Don Watson, Suzanne Zickfield, Janet Bullinger, Genie vandiver, Judy Pind, Robert Wills. ROW Z-Sharon Wieser, Sara Patrick, Pat Harris, Jane Ewan, Donna Lemmon. ROW 3-LaVona Smith, Carolyn Millikan, Dick Owens, Allen Hill, Doris Reisenbichler, Kathy Suedekurn. ROW 4- Margaret Thomson, Jack Howard, Gene Schaeffer, Cora Sue Travelstead, Joy Wilson. 63 A LM COOPERATIVE OCCUPATIO AL EDUCATIO ROW 1-Rusby Farrow, June Davis, Sandra Wicks, Jean Reed, Lillian Rains, Jo Ann Segraves, Ruth Amos, Antoinette Whittaker, Ruth Craft, Nancy Pickern, Richard Collins, Mitchell Givens. ROW 2.-Kenneth Lipps, Ruth Sprengel, Janice Thomason, Jo Ann Mandrell, Carla Latham, Kathy Wunderlick, Sandra Wissman, Bill Wallace, David Dougan, Janet Pierce, Violet Sneed, Modena Cook, Barbara Blank, Mary Green, Elaine Knapp, Judy Brunkhorst, Lonnie Frissell. ROW 3- Daniel Prop'st, Russell Rushing, Wayne Morrow, Jim Ainsworth, Earnest Goehman, Cecil Crabb, Bob Cantrell, Edward Mayberry, Gerald Perkins, William Cotner, Bonnie Stephens, Carol Ackman. Driving Club LEFT to RIGHT - Jack Penrod, Judy Blaylock, Nancy Seabaugh, Velda Waldrop, Pauline Graham, Mary Golden, Pat Nix, Mr. A. H. McNeely. 64 Latin Club ROW 1-Marcia Loyd, Mary Ellen Hesskarnp, Pamela Nett, Millie Flentge, Eddie Campbell, Vicki Wills, Sara Pettigrew. ROW 2-Sarah Travelstead, Ruth Ervin, Margie Hirsch, Carole Hirsch, Karen Holloway, Nina Holliday, Barbara Loos, Shirley Johnson. ROW 3-Virginia French, Mary Ellen Masterson, Judy Jacob, Molly Magill, Deanna Werner, Janie Feldrneier, Darlene Loos. ROW 4-Bill Bridgeman, Dewey Schade, Kenneth Hirsch, Jim Cushrnan, Larry Walton, Rodger Preston. Chemistry Club ROW 1-Lewis Bock, Dick Porter, Robert Lamkin, Bill Owens, Martha Vandivort. ROW 2-Torn Froemsdorf, Dan Golightly, Gary Stevens, Harold Tibbs, Lars Hayden. ROW 3-Charles Wright, Larry Koch, Bert Scisrn, Dennis Henson, Dave Pettigrew, Richard Blaylock. ROW 4-Bill Green, William Mathis, Lawrence Hinck, Robert Isaac, John Scully. 65 unior Red Cross SEATED - Millie Flentge, Carol Headrick. Carol Shirrell, Jeanie Pratte, KathyKelpe. STANDING Donna Cotner, Judy Pind, Judi Mahan, Dorothy Koenig, Martha Pierce, Patty Geiser, Judy Crabb Carolyn Gilles, Sue Suedekurn, Kathy Suedekum, Martha Vandivort, Doris Reed. Math Club SEATED - Norris Wilson. STANDING - John Schwab, Larry Walton, Golightly, David Frushour. 66 Don Zimme rman, Dan Art Club ROW 1-Kenneth Enke, Fred Lincoln, Patty Heath, Sherry Huff, Jeffrey Boswell, Joe Kies, Raymond Smith. ROW 2-Mary Miner, Sally Kurka, Betty Ewan, Mary Statler, Emily Mabrey, Martha Ann Johnson. ROW 3-Marguerite Stout, Carol Allen, McArthur Noel, Andrea Ambler, Joan Young. Lettermen's Club ROW 1-Bill Roussel, Bob Poinsett, Scott Browning, Wayne Boswell, Don McBride, Bob Tooke, Carlos Ratliff, Charles Seabaugh. ROW 2-William Stafford, Norman Farrar, Robert McNee1y, John Putman, Gary Wadlington, Jack Smith, David Hawkins. ROW 3-Ed Pikes, Lawrence Hinck, Walter Grebing, Jim Cushman, William Mathis, John Reid. 67 Silver Spear ROW 1-Jon Fisher, Billy Sisco, Susan Crites, Betty Benton, Sally Allen, Loretta McDowell, Donna Himrnelberger. ROW Z-Barbara Loos, Margie Hirsch, Judy Jacob, Lewis Vick, Karen Holloway, Linda Hett, Genie Vandiver. ROW 3-Mary Ellen Masterson, Dewey Schade, Harold Cobb, Jackie Rusk, Sara Pettigrew, Sharon Wieser. Red Dagger ROW 1-Nona Duff, Barbara Martin, Millie Flentge, Jaxene Kinder, Pat Anderson, Kathy Kelpe. ROW 2-Lorna Edwards, Carolyn LaPlante, Sarah Tolliver, Carolyn Kibler, Karen Wieser. ROW 3-Bill Poinsett, Don Brooks, James Kirkpatrick, Walter Grebing, Ted Lear, Kenneth Lipps. 68 Shorthand Club ROW l-Marcia Webb, Dorothy Koessel, Janet Palmer, Kay Jones, Mary Fulton. ROW 2-Sue Farrow, Edith Storz, Clara Kay Hente, Sandra Floyd, Carolyn Barks. ROW 3-Judy Ruebel, Sharon Welty, Mary Ann Marberry, Glenda Runnels. ROW 4-Carol Nickless, Becky Jones, Judith Albert, Carolyn Jones, Paula Johnson. T ping Club E ROW l-Kay Jones, Arlene Limbaugh, Sandy Poe, Janet Palmer, Bonnie Gilliland, Judy Albert, Mary Ann Marberry, Marsha Webb. ROW 2-Norma Lehman, Julia Porter, Betty Burchyett, Mike Garms, Darrell Loos, Wilma Macke, Roberta Cook. ROW 3-Judy Barnhouse, Sheila Lipe, Judy Peetz, Sandra Floyd, Judy Ruebel, Becky Jones, Janet Cantrell, Wanda Jenkins. ROW 4-Paula Johnson, Carolyn Jones, Judy Gleason, Charlotte Cotner, Charlotte Clark, Sharon Welty, Glenda Runnels. 69 Future Teachers of America ROW 1: Rachel Campbell, Barbara Johnson, Jane Campbell, Donna Niswonger, Janis Barks. ROW 2: Patty Langston, Kathleen Fessler, Rose Marie Fessler, Anne Langston. Creauve W r1t1ng if 1 I 1 E -fs . , ROW 1: Carolyn Pratte, Kaye Stevenson, Sally Weseoat, Donna Kurre. ROW Z: Jane Shearer Betty Tilghman, Larry Scott, Gene Greable, Miss Reed, Judy Vogelsang. 70 Travelers Club ROW l: Barbara Johnson, Jane Edwards, Julia Porter, Judy Sheets. ROW 2: Sammy Stausing Larry Sanders, John Seabaugh, David Seifert, Kenneth Hett. Electrical Engineers Norris Wilson, Don Hirsch, Jim Singleton. 71 Central High School Choir ROW l-Judy Pind, Karen Pickern, Marilyn Pratte, Kay Crews, Barbara Martin, Sharon Caruthers Nona Duif, Carolyn Lincoln, Norma Lambert. ROW Z-Millie Flentge, Karen Holloway, Barbara Bratcher, Margie Hirsch, Sharon Wieser, Mary Ellen Hesskamp, Barbara Williams, Andrea Ambler. ROW 3-Jerry Ford, Allen Hill, Tim Young, Rodger Preston, Larry Walton, Harold Tibbs, Bob Windisch, Carolyn Millikan, Jackie Rusk. ROW 4-Bob Zimmerman, Bob Poinsett, Jon Garlock, Kent Teichman, Bill Cotner, James Kirkpatrick, Walter Crrebing. Junior A Cappella Q , 'hiv' 1,:,'f?fvzfi??l'52gu , M3 'NIH' .. Libflfll' - 'We 1 ,. -iffl. .. 'M J Central High School Choir ROW l-Pat Baker, Pat Nothdurft, Sammy Palsgrove, Judi Mahan, Mary Ellen Masterson, Hope Baker, Sue Suedekum, Martha Vandivort, Carolyn Kibler. ROW Z-Kathy Kelpe, Kay Allen, Sarah Tolliver, Martha Pierce, Pamela Nett, Judy Sheets, Barbara Loos, Kay Stevenson. ROW 3-Julia Vandivort, Mary Helen Sparks, Carol Dean, Ronnie McDowell, Eddie Campbell, Scott Browning, Ted Lear, Wayne Brockmire, Dave Hawkins. ROW 4-Ronnie Hayden, Rocky Wilferth, David Pettigrew, Bill Green, Jerry Clubb, Bob Tooke, Albert Estes, Richard Blaylock. junior A Cappella ROW l-Dorothy Koenig, Diana Talley, Pat Anderson, Sharon Smith, Bonnie Winder, Marsha Rudert, Judy Clore, Ramelle Collie, Linda Hett, Rachel Campbell, Patty Langston. ROW Z-Lorene Ervin, Genie Vandiver, Jaxene Kinder, Betty Tilghman, Ruth Ann Gregory, Pamela Carter, Mary Statler, Sally Wescoat, Ann Dean, Janice Barks, Joyce Kimbel, Sara Travelstead. ROW 3-Phil Reimann, Carol Hirsch, Diana Francis, Lusella McClard, Carolyn LaPlante, Judy Roper, Jane Ewan, Joan Bollinger, Margaret Hope, Pamela Garner, Kay Cook, Joan Hardwick, Joy Cleland. ROW 4-Jack McDonald, Terry Valle, Frank Sitze, Jim Tooke, Larry Aufdenberg, Charles Johnson, Larry Koch, Larry Childers, Jim Strong, Tom Bellamy, David Hente, Leon Glasscock. 73 Central High School Band ROW l-Martha Vandivort, Suzanne Zickfeld, Laura Moore, James Mulkey, William Howell, Tommy Sander, Sammy Palsgrove, Karen Holloway, Dave Seifert, Kay Crews. ROW 2-Georgann Martin, Eastman Foster, Bill Bridgeman, Kenneth Gleason, James Farrar, Tharon Travelstead, Allen Bellarny, Jerry Ford, James Gibson, Buddy King, Jerry Bullock, Mary Ellen Hesskamp, fDrurn Majorj. ROW 3-Elma Whitfield, Elwyn Brown, Bobby Strain, Richard Porter, Bill McLaughlin, Norman Craig, Lester Busche, Stephen Rickard, Norris Wilson, Lewis Bock. ROW 4-Joe Heuer, Larry Walton, James Earl, Larry Sanders, Don Brooks, Bob Isaac, Dennis Henson, Gene Greable, David Pettigrew, Bob Redwine, Albert Estes. ROW 5-Charles Wright, Bill Headrick, John Scully, Bob McNeely, James Cushman, Richard Blaylock, Ken Hirsch, Frank Moore, Mr. Anthony Carosello, director. Junior Band ROW l-Shirley Huff, Jane Campbell, Kay Jones, Robert Griffin, Janet Palmer, Judy Gleason, Shirley Johnson. ROW Z-Dorothy Poston, Joy Wilson, Darlene Loos, Mary Jane Bartels, Betty Ewan, Larry Murphey. ROW 3- Cora Travelstead, Mary Lewis, Mickey Roper, Paul Weis, Tom Miller, Darrell Loos, Clyde Vandivort. Wi- i'fQ1El':iE?355?4 Robert Wills, Robert Shirley, Central High School Band ROW l-Rarnelle Collie, Lars Hayden, Nona Dufi, Carol Ervin, Sally Kurka, Donna Niswonger, Judy Jacob, Pam Nett, Martha Stroder, Sally Wescoat. ROW Z-Jon Kent Fisher, Joyce Langdon, Sara Pettigrew, Judy Wills, Virginia French, Billy Sisco, Sarah Patrick, Carmen Dunn, Ruth Ervin, Jane Shearer, Sharon Caruthers. ROW 3-Willie Maag. Jane Feldrneier, Terry Heuer, Linda Bone, Mary Weis, Deanna Werner, Torn Jenkins, Keith Deirnund, Robbie Meisenheimer, Mike Hill. ROW 4-Carolyn Kibler, Pat Baker, Margaret Thomson, Jane Ewan, Jerry Conley, E. W. Kassel, Mary Ellen Masterson, Sara Travelstead, Don Hopper. ROW 5-Bob Sisco, Horner Millikan, Kent Cargle, Bill Joiner, Rocky Wilferth, Bill Terry, Bert Scisrn, John Baker, Richard Porter. Majorettes LEFT to RIGHT - Janet Welch, Patty Anderson, Donna Kurre, Judy Brunkhorst, Mary Ellen Hesskarnp, Linda Gahagan, Joy Deneke, Barbara Loos, Orchestra Row 1-Judy Boyd, Bonnie Groves, Sue Barringer, Jane Ewan, Jerry Bullock, Jane Shearer, Judy Brunkhorst, Kay Crews Qpianistl. Row 2- Carolyn Guard, Marcia Loyd, Sara Pettigrew, Gerald Perkins, Linda Barringer, Mary Frances Miner, Carol Sample, Carol Nickless, Terry Heuer. Row 3-Dick Porter, Elrna Whitfield, Elwyn Brown, Pam Nett, Judy Jacob, Sally Kurka, Sarah Patrick, E. W. Kassell, Margaret Thomson, Carolyn Kibler, Bob Sisco. Row 4-Sarnmy Palsgrove, Dave Seifert, Jim Cushrnan, Joe Heuer, Larry Walton, Albert Estes, Mr Carosello fdirectorl, RichardBlaylock, Bill Headrick. 76 Music Groups Q E 1 I if f 554 iff' 37' CLARINET AND FLUTE ENSEMBLE Row 1-Sally Kurka, Jane Shearer, Sarah Patrick, Gwenie Call. Row Z-Bob Sisco, Pam Nett, E. W. Kassel, Judy Jacobs, Nona Duff. FLUTE TRIO Hi -Q, I 1 5 . 1 1 I I T 5 E i J 2 4 ,if ,g I 2 f 5 5 gs- g at ,s - -,Q 2' I 2 . 5 ,I f -- V.. ff- Q 5 55: 11' gg ' ff 'X Q'-. 1 a Q ' 5-si W, . . ' L Q li- as - . .V iz y ' FLUTE TRIO CLARINET QUARTET Gwenie Call, Pam Nett, Judy Jacobs. E. W. Kassell, Jane Shearer, Sarah Patrick, Bob Sisco. MADRIGAL Row 1-Saundra Baker, Kay Allen, Carol Dean, Pat Baker, Nona Dudd, Sharon Caruthers, Kay Crews, Martha Vanclivort. ROW 2-Jon Garlock, Albert Estes, Andrea Ambler, Kaye Stevenson, Millie Flentge, Larry Walton, Jerry Ford. Row 3-Dave Pettigrew, Bill Green, Rocky Wilferth, Don Zimmerman. 77 Sally Kurka, Nona Duff, Donna Niswonger. -.X Sports Club fSanderj ROW 1-Judy Hargens, Judy Gleason, Sheila Lipe, Judy Barnhouse, Joyce Green, Mary Penrod. ROW 2-Pat Geiser, Carolyn Gilles, Betty Tilghman, Janet Bollinger, Lorene Ervin, Betty Mayberry, Donna Cotner. ROW 3-Carolyn Bendel, Diane O'Howell, Betty Gammon, Sally Wescoat, Ruth Ann Gregory, Brenda Keesee. ROW 4-Judy Crabb, Joan Hardwick, Pat Harris, Sue Barringer, Pat Stafford. Boys' Cooking Club ROW 1-Terry Heuer, Bill Bridgeman, Ray-mond Smith, Donald Knapp, Roger Rogers. ROW 2- Larry Childers, Paul Weiss, McArthur Noel, James Smith, Jerry Ford, Don Watson, Robert Wills. 78 Sports Club fToWse I i I ROW l-Ruth Huey, Lusella McClard, Fern Wissrnan, Pat Davis, Linda Barringer, Joyce Fiehler, Sherry Huff, Ann Kaufman. ROW Z-Judy Hobbs, Joyce Kimbel, Linda Hett, Genie Vandiver, Juanita Loos, Pamela Carter, Joy Denneke, Betty Ewan, Betty Burchyett. 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I Mlylff 3229 I 2,1-III., IIIIISWQ K I, I,1II .II1 4 I-, II,,IfcAQ-wi - PIaxA5I 'a fI IIII ' ' - fa I. a I -III MIP, S913 I ,g,IIIIII II 1 I , I 1,18 xf I Vx I I 'Q ' ' I I ,1 I-' ,QB I , I 1958 GIRARDOT QUEEN MARTHA STRCDER 8 KAREN WIESER GAIL HAZ EL SUSAN JACKSON CAROL ERVIN CAROLYN LINCOLN THE QUEEN'S COURT F 7 MARTHA ANN PIERC E MARTHA STRODER CHARLOTTE YOUNG CAROL ERVIN FOOTBALL QUEE JUDI MAHAN 84 MARCIA RUDERT GENIE VANDIVER JANE EWAN SUE SUEDEKUM BASKETBALL QUEE MARGIE HIRSCH 85 MILLIE FLENTGE JUDI MAHAN CHARLOTTE YOUNG MARTHA STRODER 1958 SENIOR QUEE SUSAN JACKSON 86 Miss EDNA HAMAN In Appreciation The Girardot Staff wishes to pay tribute to Miss Edna Haman for her many years of valuable service in the production of the Central High School Yearbook. As chairman of the advisory committee and sponsor of the art staff, she can look back with great pride at the tangible results of her achievements. 87 Wi? at? ,, ,gt ,steam is-me is 2,5 W mt Row l-Bob Randolph, Charlotte Young, Ann Fuhrmann, Betty Blankenship, Jo Ann Banfield, Jean Ann Ross, Ann Retherford, James Kirkpatrick, Miss Edna I-Iarnan. Row Z-Frank LaFentres, Bill Poinsett, Karen Wieser, Sarah Tolliver, Mary Ann Kelley. Early in September the third year art class taught by Miss Edna Haman decided as a semester project, to paint a mural on the east wall of the art room. It was to depict the important phases of art work and was to be one complete mural rather than in panel arrangement. Large sketches Qshown in picture abovej were first made and then transferred with carbon to the wall space, which had been painted pale green. Other colors added as work progressed were a darker green, yellow, and brown. These colors harmonize with the colors of the art room. Latex paint was used because it permits washing if necessary. Faculty and students were extended an invitation to View the project at the be- ginning Of the second semester. Semester Art Project 1-lil-f 32 ,A S Terry Sheppard National Merit Scholar- ship Award. i aa. if, fe 5, . ,- 4 Wifi: i g, V e get p 5 fri i Judy Crabb, Charlotte Young Won honors in wool contest at Sikeston nv-v H C123 Louis Williams, Judy Sheets Millie Flentge Highest Ranking Sophomores D.A.R. Good Citizenship Honors Jim Moore Honors in auto mechan- ics Gail Hazel Betty Crocker Horne- rnaker of Tomorrow Award Award yu. ami Honors MONITORS ROW l: Raymond Smith, Carolyn Kibler, Betty Kelpy, Ann Langston, Bill Wickham. ROW 2: David Hawkins, McArthur Noel, John Reid, Carlos Ratliff. Kenneth Lipps Walter Grebing Kenneth Hett Student Body President Senior Class President Student Body President fFirSt Semester, fSecond Semester, 75, Roger Preston Student Body President Candidates QSecond Semesterl Freshman-Sophomore Walter Grebing, Don Brooks, John Reid, Kenneth Hett Oratorical Contest 90 Honors ROW 1-Mayberry, Bollinger, Rudert, Vandivort, Shearer, Kelpe, Ruebel. ROW Z-Sch- legel, Gross, Ambler, Suede- kum, Kinder, Perkins, La- Plante. ROW 3-Baker, Wat- kins, Rolf, Millikan, Bar- ringer, Jenkins. ROW 4- Tilghman, Shirrell, Caruthers, Duff. VF' E Albert Estes Dan Golightly Shivelbine Award Bausche and Lomb Science Award Louis Williams Martha Stroder Sophomore Pilgrimage Cotton Carnival Queen Candidate 91 6 S M Y X,,, W i ,QT . 'C' fl-we 'ff' 51 i L7 'Isl MW-W-uM?f ' 1 3, f V A. 3 5 ' ,. ,f 5 f E 5 a ,..1i... F 0 I 5 1 MW-fx ' saw ii i e I x Q 6 e l it l f h e ,f We 1:4 . 'Q-'fiu'1 3 4 li ? +- 5 fi 3 5 ll-School Dancei l. The Court Assembles Z. ' Their Majesties 3. Gwennie and Keith 4. Martha and Rocky 5. Judi and Don 6. Wescoat and Firidley chat 7. Millie and Walter 8. Two jitterbugs. w. 7 N 1 i Q i . i 5 S '3 A ' ' A, Jr. 1 V F4 X ' 1 A 2 441 if KX X X 0 Ag J .2 ' Hx R .. Q ' 4 . 'N if 3 r - v, 96 '--H--2 X 5 .,E.:: 'aw .3 f Q X , 3 gh if Q , as .Q ff fy A IIA q ga I 3 A1:: A:2,,. , xg . A 9 it H B , if V A'2i Q In 5 5 A .,,1:-12 ' f xx 4, T -'gm V af' 'Z 'fx Jr ' 3- O f if Q 'R 'fi 1 1 if W . , if Q -g .+ tv M - I. . A. A-v Q 2 4 i , . 5 S Dodds ffootballj, Hager Qbasketballj, Brink- Allen Qfootballj, Russell fbasketballj opf Qfootballj, Aubuchon lfootballl Physical Education Coaches and Instructors '74-33 c Girls' Physical Education Director of Physiczgxli Education and Health I' Sander, Towse ul Basketball Managers lleftj Dale Meier, Joe Kies Football Managers labovel Lloyd Kelley, Jim Oliver, Joe Mitchell, Paul Weis. 94 Football Lettermen Row l-Withers, Hawkins, Ratliff, O'Howell, Brockmire, McBride, Boswell, C. Seabaugh. Row 2-Hardy, Stafford, Gurley, Garlock, Browning, Barnes, McNeely. Row 3- Roussel, Clubb, Neal, Tooke, Amlingmeyer, Pikes, J. Sea- baugh, Williams. Row 4-Coach Aubuchon, Coach Dodds. Operation Football 1957 In the 1957 football season, Central won four games, tied one, and lost five. Bob Tooke, tackle, and Wayne Boswell, back, placed on the second team QDistrict Mystical Elevenl. Dave Hawkins, guard, and Scott Browning, back, won places on the third team. The first game played with Anna, Illinois, resulted in a scoreless tie. Outstand- ing players were Bob Tooke and Dave Hawkins. Wayne Boswell and Don McBride made a good showing in the backfield. In the opening game of the Big Eight Conference, the Tigers romped over the Cairo Pilots Z5-6. They scored four touchdowns without making a single first down. The Kirkwood Pioneers really slaughtered the Bengals with a score of 46-O. The most interesting play of the game was made by Ed Pikes who madea tackle at the 30 yard line to prevent Kirkwood from making a touchdown. In the second conference game the Caruthersville Tigers beat our own Central Tigers 26-6. To defeat the Jackson Indians, the Tigers grabbed an early lead and managed to hold on to it in a score of 14-13: Rallying over the Shawnee, Illinois,Redskins, the Tigers won by a score of Z5-13 Wayne Boswell ran two touchdowns, passed for another, and added the extra point for the final marker. Stopped cold by the Tigers during the first half, the Sikeston Bulldogs gathered their forces and made four touchdowns in the second half for a 28-O victory. By a close score of 7-O, in the final quarter the Bengals bowed to the Kennett Indians in a game played on the Kennett field. In a slow game played at Houck Field House, the Tigers over-ran the Charles- ton Bluejays by a score of 20-O. Central substituted quite freely as 34 Tigers saw action during the last period. The Turkey Day game was won by Poplar Bluff 33-0. 95 Varsity Squad Row 1-Withers, Hawkins, Ratliff, Medlin, Brockmire, McBride, Bos- well, Seabaugh. Row Z-Hardy, Stafford, Gurley, O'Howell, Clubb, Browning, Barnes, Wickham, Barnes. Row 3-Kelly Qrnanagerl, Lane, Neal, Tooke, Amlingmeyer, Oldfield, Williams, Garlock. Row 4-Mit- chell Cmanagerl, McNeely, Pikes, Williams. Freshman-Sophomore Squad Seated-Oliver. Row 1-Lincoln, Tooke, Corbin, Davidson, Barnes, Thomas, Neal, Thornton, Bellamy. Row 2-Coach Brinkopf, Preston, Spradling, Whittaker, McGee, Young, Rushing, Naeter, Reed, Coach Allen. Row 3-Hayes, Rayburn, Nunley, Williams, McBride, Schlimme, Steger, Ratliff, Ackman. Row 4-Rickard, Klaproth, Wolff, Smith, Vand ivort, Ward, Stovall, Childers. Row 5-Busch, Williams, Benthall, Gilliland, Cauble, Stovall. 96 1957 Football Season A Team We Played Anna Cairo Kirkwood Caruthersville Jackson Shawnee - Wolf Lake Sikeston Kennett Charleston Poplar Bluif We 0 25 O 6 l4 25 O 0 Z0 O Score They 0 6 46 26 13 13 28 7 O 33 IIB!! We Played Chaffee Sikeston Anna Sikeston Dexter Caruther sville Poplar Bluff Cairo Jackson Jackson Team Score We They 0 13 6 7 20 32 Z0 O 19 0 fCanceled1 21 27 QCanceledl 6 6 26 O Snappy Snaps Z 4 , 6 Q ,f Q .l g ,A - '-2L . f - Q M f V ' :if , ., . LZ? 'liz 'AIA1 3 V iw kl vr Q A ..,,.. , t qlgv Z, Z: M Ax 4 ' ,E I 5 viii A ff .. f 4Q i ---' 47 Iwi-ie get Exim! Z-Cru-u-nchl Q5-Oops! He stumped his toe! 4-Kick it, Tiger! 5-Rum for your life! 6-Fra-game pcww-wow. 7-Now herre's the way we're gonna K?-'Q 'F Tigerettes ROW 1-Marcia Rudert, Gwenie Call, Emily Brennecke, Sue Suedekuna, Judi Mahan, Martha Pierce. ROW 2-Robbie Meisenheimer, Judy Boyd, Ramelle Collie, Pam Nett, Diana Francis,Judy Roper, Margaret Hope, Betty Gammon. ROW 3-Marsha Cleek, Joyce Fiehler, Barbara Spotan- ski, Darlene Hellwege, Juanita Loos, Sandra Loos, June Hardwick, Linda Warren. ROW 4-Brenda Schlegel, Lorene Ervin, Mary Ann Heise, Barbara Bierbaum, Karen Pickens, Pat Davis, Dorothy Koenig. ROW 5-Elizabeth Roeder, Joyce Langdon, Vickie Looney, Ann Dean, Julia Stokes, Linda Baker. ROW 6-Patty Cox, Alice Dye, Audrey Reynolds, Judy Eddleman, Joyce Green. Cheerleaders KNEELING CSubsl - Diana Francis, Margaret Hope, Judy Boyd, Pam Nett, Ramella Collie, Judy Roper. STANDING fRegularsl - Marcia Rudert, Gwenie Call, Emily Brennecke, Sue Suedekum, Judi Mahan, Martha Pierce. 99 Basketball A Team ROW 1-Greable, Lear, Bock, Boswell, Wadlington, Putman, Hawkins. ROW 2- Kies, Qmanagerl Reid, Green, Johnson, Grebing, Cushman, Wilferth, Pettigrew Coach Hager, Meier, Qmanagerj. Basketball B Team ROW l-Schlimme, Stovall, T. Stovall, McGee McBride Ford Suedekum Cargle. ROW Z-Coach Russell, Kies fmanagerl Bolen Miller York Bent hall, Hayden, Gestring, Shuck, Williams, Roper Meier fmanagerj A Team B Team SCORE SCORE PLAYED WE THEY PLAYED THEY 1Cairo 86 69 Cairo 56 Crystal City Crystal City 56 Poplar Bluff 59 78 Poplar Bluff 50 1 CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT Cape Catholic 37 Jackson 64 46 Perryville 42 Morehouse College High 30 Puxico Sikeston 48 Vanduser Poplar Bluff 30 Cape Catholic Jackson 39 yTi1ghman High College High 12 Perryville Cape Catholic 43 1 College High Fredericktown 55 ,Sikeston Jackson 56 Poplar Bluff Dexter 46 Jackson Farmington 31 College High Cape Catholic Fredericktown Jackson Dexter Farmington 101 3 .vis-., K K -...,,N 1957 Track Squad 53'--..... Row 1-McNeely, Farrar, Slinkard, Shrout, Mathis, Bauer, Smith. Row 2-Coach Au- buchon, Putman, Browning, Holder, Boswell, Poinsett, Stafford, Coach Dodds. Row 3- Smith, Harper, Cantrell, Cushrnan, Hinck, Miller, Pikes. 102 Baseball-A Team-1957 Row l-Reid, Schlirnrne, Bauer, Wacllington, Taylor, Boswell, Ratliffy Hawkins. Row 2-Coach , Hager, Grafton, Williams, Grebing, Farris, Green, Meinz, Coach Brinkopf. j j if , 2, N w,,, -.-g- Baseball-B Team-1957 Row l-Wagner, Hawk, Barnes, Young, Barnes, Bock, Williams. Row 2-Coach Brinkopf, Bolen, York, Amlingmeyer, Green, Greble, Lane, Coach Hager. 103 Girls, Volleyball Winners Row l-Joyce Langdon, Joyce Green, Carole Hirsch, Lois Fraz- ier, Betty Shirrell. Row Z-Barbara Johnson, Jeanette McDowell Shirley Perkins, Nina Holliday, Ann Langston. item Q -cast. ., 2 . Q:,'.f,iiZ1is2ws,.m ,. f: ., ' '15f1u.-Sesame-,r ww- ' ' H5356 Intramural Basketball Row I-Sharon Huff, Pat Davis, Janie Feldrneier, Joy Wilson, Sue Farrow, Carole Hirsch, Mary Ellen Masterson, Sarah Travelstead. Row 2-Janet Bullinger, Suzanne Zickfield, Dorothy Koessel, Janet Palmer, Judy Albert Jeffrey Boswell, Joyce Green, Karen Holloway, Pam Nett. Row 3-Martha Johnson, Judy Sheets, Mary Helen Sparks, Betty Burchyette, Judy Barn- house, Judy Gleason, Jackie Rusk, Brenda Keesee, Emily Mabrey. Row4- Martha Pierce, Frances Gilliland, Emily Brennecke, Margaret Hope, Ramelle Collie, Betty Gammon, Judy Roper, Robbie Meisenheimer, Ruth Ervin. Row 5-Beverly Reed, Mary Frances Miner, Audrey Reynolds, Cora Travelstead, Mary Hope, Molly Magill. 105 7 A 7 Camera Shots s, 3 ,ff ? s x x 2 L L , 3 5: 6M 9 IOL lfwhy so sad, Bill? Zffhe Parent Lim: Up. 3-Hercfs hcnw we ds it, Central style. 4-A1 Estes, Centra1's Harry James. SQMFS. Wescoat explains library technique. 6-Monitors, Campbell and Hett. 7-Dr. Ritter fzsiptivates at assembly. 8-Back to school in bimlogy room. 9-Four fast furious flutes. 10- Now when I was in England---f' 11-Mrs. Ewan gets the low dcawn. 12-Parents fill the auditol-ium. 13-You're next, Mr. ' I Compliments of I. : I '51 -ix 3, --..,, -e f f -A.- rv- Q, C QJLLILQ, IL Hwy. 61 61 Outer Drive s LQ BARKS CONOCO SERVICE GAYLOR'S Friendly and Courteous Shoes For A11 The Farni1y 7 days a week - 7 a.n'1.--9 p.m. Phone Edgewater 5-3850 104 N. Main Corner Morgan Oak and Sprigg Reliable Shoe Repair ED'S SHOE SHOP 110 S. Sprigg St. Cape Girardeau, Mo. SIMPSON COLONIAL DINING ROOMS AND SERVICE STATION Serving Southeast Mo. 24 hours daily Hiway 61 at Broadway Cape Girardeau, Missouri Wm. KASSEL JEWELRY 44 North Main Cape Girardeau, Mo. ROSS YOUNG 8: SONS Clothiers and Cleaners 26 N. 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Z- Miss K, performs at freshman party. 3-Sarah putting beard on David. 4- Y-Teens deccmrate Christmas tree. 5-Finished products. 6-Latin Club celebrates Roman Festival. 7-A little Roman. 8-A Roman drink? 9-Chri Stnxas ca roling in the halls. Q. iss l E2 W, x ..,, S . K ww. if, :sm ' Susie Centra1's Diar September SEPT. 1-Well, diary, I bought my books today. Boy! what a line! I thought I'd drop before getting to Miss Ketterer's desk. Well, I finally made it just to dish out my life's savings. But just think, I'm going to be a freshman in Central High School. SEPT. 3-Had our first assembly this morning. Our Student Council President, Kenny Lipps, gave a Very inspiring speech. Then we went through our schedules and was I ever mixedup! That place is so-o-o big! I was late for every class. Will I ever be able to find my way around? I wish those seniors would stop pick- ing on us freshmen. Just wait! Some day I'll be a senior. SEPT. 9-Today starts the first week for clubs. There has been a new one added to the list-the Art Club, directed by Miss 1-Iaman. SEPT 12-Got off at 11:00 today for the fair and guess what, diary? It poured down rain all afternoon. This spoiled the fair, but at leastwe didn't have to go to school. SEPT. 13-Our first football game of the season was a scoreless tie. Bob Tooke and Dave Hawkins were the outstanding players. It was a really exciting game. Both teams fought hard and came close to a touchdown a couple of times. I can hardly wait until the next game. SEPT. 19-Central won her first game of the season. The score was 25-6. This is the first time Central defeated Cairo since 1953. SEPT. 27-Boy! We were slaughtered in the game with Kirkwood. Score was 46-0. Maybe we'll do better when we play Caruthersville. I surely do hope so. SEPT. 30-Martha Stroder was chosen Cotton Carnival Queen at Sikeston. The candidates for football queen have been also chosen. They are Carol Ervin, Martha Stroder, Martha Pierce, Judi Mahan, and Charlotte Young. May the best girl win! October OCT. 4-Our first game out of town was a bad one. Boy, diary, we're going to have to catch those Tigers by their tails and pep them up a bit. The score, if that's what you call it, was Z5-6. OCT. 7-We had our first lyceurn of the year. Chief Morgan was here to show us some judo stunts. He showed the girls some good tricks to use in an emergency. That tall Walter Greb- ing was one of the guinea pigs. He was surely thrown all over that stage along with some other athletic people. OCT. 8-Those lucky band members! They got out of school half a day for the festival at .Tack- son. Don't we all wish we could play an in- strurnent? But we don't all have the talent of Mr. Carosello's band members. OCT, 9-Girardot queen candidates were an- nounced today. The lucky girls are Carol Er- vin, Susan Jackson, Carolyn Lincoln, Karen Wieser, Martha Stroder, and Gail Hazel. May the best girl win! 129 OCT 10-Played our homecoming game with Jackson and won 14-13. The added attraction was the football crowning. Judi Mahan was the lucky lass. There was a dance held afterwards in the Central gyT1'1. OCT. 14- Who hasn't bought his Girardot yet? Get your Girardot now! .These are but a fevs of the posters put in the halls advertising the sale of Girardots. The sellers are out to get a free book. Have you bought yours? OCT. 17-Well, diary, we get out of school today because of teachers' meeting. Mrs. Roosevelt was here to speak and one of our own Central- ites, Millie Flentge, was the lucky one to inter- view her. I surely wish those teachers would meet more often! November NOV. 1-Even though the team fought hard we lost the game with Kennett 7-O. Better luck next time, boys! NOV. 4-Student Council put on a Safety cam- paign this week. Its purpose was to make stu- dents aware of the automobile wrecks. NOV. 8-Z0-Oh, Boy! Some score! Our Tigers were just too much for Charleston. Keep up the good work, boys. NOV. 12-Well, Diary, back to school today after a wonderful vacation. Teachers meeting at St. Louis was the cause of this wonderful 'mi l i Susie Centra1's Diar event. No more holidays until Thanksgiving. NOV. I9-We had a wonderful lyceum today. Chester Civiertnia, a concert trurnpeter and tenor soloist, entertained by playing his trurnpet and singing. He is from Chicago, Illinois, and is truly a wonderful artist. NOV. 27-JoAnn Segraves topped the Honor Roll this term with four E's. Eighty-six other stu- dents met Honor Roll requirements. NOV. Z8-Played our last football game of the season with Poplar Bluff and won with a score of 33-O. I'm glad we won our Thanksgiving game. December DEC. 4-Had our National Honor Society as- sembly today. The lucky Centralites to make the grade this semester were: Wayne Boswell, Pat Nothdurft, Ann Furhmann, Charlotte Young, Sarah Patrick, Keith Deimund, Judi Mahan, Martha Pierce, and Sammy Palsgrove. DEC. 6-Fish. Fish, Fish! Bob Zimmerman was our guest at the lyceum today. He's a deep sea diver and he showed us his collection of fish and shells. It was a very interesting pro- gram. DEC. IO-Our first basketball game of the sea- son was a victory over Cairo 86-69. Hope we can do as well next time. DEC. 15-The seniors had their class meeting. Walter Grebing was elected President. The date of the prom was voted on and it is to be on May 9. DEC. 20-Today is the last day of school until next year. I'm surely looking forward to that long vacation.. Merry Christmas, Centralites! january JAN. 3-Our Madrigal group sang at a Kiwanis Club meeting in which Mr. Sheets was installed as President. JAN. 10-Emily Brennecke's poster was chosen to send to the Globe Democrat office to be judged with the others from the Missouri- Illinois area. She came close to third place and won five tickets to the St. Louis Hawks game. JAN 13-The four boys who were nominated for student body presidential candidates are Kenny Hett, John Reid, Don Brooks, and Walter Greb- ing. JAN. 15-Kenny Hett was the lucky Centralite to become student council president this semester JAN. 20-Pencil! Paper! Erasers! Come and get it! Central has opened up the co-op every morning before school. You'll find almost everything you need in the way of school sup- plies. JAN. 31-Got our report cards this morning. It was funny to see the different expressions on the students' faces as they came from home- room. Some were smiling, some frowning, and others were simply baffled. February FEB. l-Faculty members and students, hark ye! An invitation is extended to visit the art room and see the lovely mural painted on the east wall. FEB. 4-Rah! Rah! Rah! Another basketball victory for the Tigers vs. Jackson Indians- 74-56. FEB. 6-Today the sophomores voted on the candidate of their choice for the annual Pilgrim age to Jefferson City. The six candidates previously submitted by the faculty were these: Mary Ellen Hesskamp, Judy Sheets, Louis Williams, Jerry Ford, Pamela Nett, and Karen Hollaway. FEB. 6-Tigers defeated Preps in an exciting game 78-60. Mr. Basketball QWalter Grebingl accounted for some 30 of the total points made. FEB, IO-Today we shivered in the coldest day of the season. In an assembly we heard Mr. Bob Brady, Judge of the Common Pleas Court, address us on the subject of Crime. He de- clared that hurnan personality is the greatest thing on earth. Kenny Hett, newly-elected student president, made a good showing in his first appearance. FEB. ll-Tonight we played Cape Catholic High. What an exciting game! We won 51-46. Hur- rah! We won the City Championship. STR SCHOOL Susie Cc-:ntral's Diar FEB. 12-All honor to a great personality- Abraham Lincoln who once said, All that I am or ever hope to be I owe to my angel mother. - FEB. 13-Two one-act comedies to be presented in March have been selected by the Red Dagger Dramatic Club sponsored by Miss Inez Smith. Splint for a Broken Heart, and Sugar and Spice will be given as the club's semester project. FEB. 14-Workshop-Classroom Teachers Basketball at Fredericktown FEB. 18-Basketball at Jackson. FEB. 19-Basketball-College High Feb. 20-C.O.E. Party in Recreation Room. FEB. 24-Ba Sketball with Dexter here, queen crowning following the game. FEB. 28-Basketball at Farmington. March MARCH 3-7-Class L. Regional Basketball Tournament. MARCH 13-Junior-Senior Public Speaking Con- tests. MARCH 11-15-Class L. State Basketball Tournament. MARCH 17-Basketball Banquet MARCH 19-Lyceurn-Beachler Duo MARCH 21-Junior Party MARCH 25-Z8-Regional Science Fair MARCH Z7-Spring Band Festival MARCH Z8-End of third quarter 3. -, APRIL April l-Red Dagger Plays April 3-Easter Assembly-The Choir APRIL Brady APRIL APRIL APRIL APRIL APRIL 9-Parent Teachers Program-Judge 10-Lyceum-Glenn L. Morris-Science ll-Choral Festival at College 18-Band Tour 23-National Honor Society Assembly Z4-C.O.E. Banquet May MAY 9-Senior Prom at Memorial Hall MAY 12-13-Class A. State Track Meet MAY ZZ-24-State Baseball Tournament MAY 25-Baccalaureate MAY 26-27-Final Examinations Commencement. 1- 3' VS 131 Additional Honors TYPING AWARDS ROW 1: Janice Suedekum, Carolyn Kibler, Donna Kurre fSi1ver Pinsj. ROW Z: JoAnn Segraves QGold Pinl, Carolyn Lincoln QCornpetent Typistl, Don Brooks, Kay Allen, Sarah Tolliver QSilver Pinsl. SHORTHAND AWARDS Fern Wissman, Karen Hedge, Pat Nothdurft. J. 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