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

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1963 volume:

CENTRA L HIGH SCHOOL Cape Gzmrdeau I Missouri I I V01 43 I 1fl'0f?50!OZf ' ' 1.9613 EW Nw 'T' TABLE OF INTRODUCTION, 6 DEDICATION, 7 THE ADMINISTRATION AS IT RELATES TO THE FACULTY .................... 10 Mr. House, Dr. Allison, Board of Education, 12 Mr, Wilferth, Mr. Goddard, 15 Secretaries, Guidance, 16 Miss Schrader, The Faculty, 17 Maintenance, 28 THE FACULTY AS IT RELATES TO THE STUDENTS ............. . . . 30 Book Exchange, 32 Projectionists, 33 Library Assistants, 34 Majorettes, Cheerleaders, 36 Student Body Presidents, 37 National Honor Society, 40 High Ranking Sophomores, Merit Scholarship Finalists, 41 Bausch and Lomb Science Award, Betty Crocker Award, Typing Award, Shorthand Award, 42 Quill and Scroll, 43 THE STUDENTS AS THEY RELATE TO OTHER STUDENTS 44 Student Body Candidates and Managers, 47 Student Council, 48 Typing Club, Future Teachers of America, 49 Hunting and Fishing Club, Model Club, 50 Mathematics Club, Chemistry Club, Monitors, 51 Bowling Club, Boys, Home Economics Club, 52 French Club, Latin Club, 53 Nurses' Club, Vocabulary Club, 56 Psychology Forum, Art Club, 57 Tigerettes, 58 Junior A Cappella, Junior Band, 60 Orchestra, 61 Business Managers, Kay Margraf, Bunny Blue Literary Editor, Susan Rigdon Photography Head, Irvin Beard Art Editor, Becki Whitler CONTENTS THE COMMUNITY ,........, .. 62 Parent Teacher Council, 64 C.O.E,, J.D. Summers Award, 66 Junior-Senior Oratorical Winners, 68 Freshman Sophomore Oratorical VVinners, Junior Red Cross, 69 Band, 72 A Cappella, 74 Boys, Sextet, Madrigal, 76 Silver Spear, 77 Red Dagger, 78 Tiger Staffs, 80 THE SCHOOL AS IT RELATES TO OTHER SCHOOLS ........... . .. 82 Football, 84 Varsity Club, 88 Football Queen, 89 Basketball, 92 Basketball Queen, 97 Track, Cross Country, 98 Tennis, 99 Golf, 100 Baseball, 101 Debate, 104 THE CLASSES AS THEY RELATE TO OTHER CLASSES ............ . . . Freshman Class, 108 Sophomore Class, 114 Junior Class, 124 Outstanding Seniors, 136 Senior Class, 138 Senior Queen, 155 Senior Directory, 156 Girardot Staffs, 162 Girardot Queen and Court, 168 Ads, 170 Art Staff: Sharon Williams, Jon Sander, Vicki Miller, Linda McDowell. Literary Staff: Vicki Young, David Langston, Nancy Ringland, Paula Lasater, John Schade, Paul Schnare. Photography Staff: Albert Underwood, Mike McEndree, Andy Scully, Kenny Steinhoff. 106 Summer ends bririgirig the beginning QF school with parties ana' assemblies aria' meetings with riewfriena's ana' olcl. It's back to teachers and classrooms aria' games and work butfun. .. ,W I Aww vfwvizh, .1 , L.-ma' 1 wx i if '5f':1 If-,.5'.1,,':3'1 f'f 'ff' 1 I i if fflf? 49'5Ifilsiffl-F:-'fflf575:,:ff11,ii-is i j - - ' l l l Past 't iGf3, f21C1f1fCy,' i?.1'1d studefits.. the 2ibSei1ce c5f C1i1i1iI1f Ofl :ggsSOCi35fiOI1S3h QurschozilyeafcQuldin0tfhzWeb been ag-supceSs. a ' m l The Studen t3 through Schodi associatidns Ie3151is tq foster ur1derstanding among individuals? 2,rid,to transfer this understa.ndi1ig to his ,adult relationships, In this way he will Strengthen ouf world relationships and thereby 'make a substantial contfibution to humanity. f CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL ,Q ,,, C qi v W 9 1-v A s fm mi ' , , is 35 . . 'gggi pkjwy' . .3 , 5,1 P X Y: li' . 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Assistant Superintendent of Schools NIR. CHARLES E. HOUSE DR, YV. L. ALLISON University of Southern Illinois, B,S.,' University of llli- Lambreth College. BlS.,' George Peabody College M nois. MA. University of Missouri, D Ed THE BOARD OF EDT.fCA'.I'ION An important part of the administra- tion of the Cape Girardeau Public School System .is the 'Board of Edu- cation, WS . fits duties and ,. igliliperin- The in and work towardfthe 'construction of the new juniord school has been greatly appreciated by the communi- ty. In adclitiong me Board busied ir- self this yearwith such tasks as im- proving instruction, widening the cur- riculum, andfmeeting the demands of the health ,program more expertly. At the right are the members of the Board of Education as they assembled one evening last fall for a typical meeting. STANDING are Dr. Allison, Hal Lehman, and Charles House: SEATED are Walter Oberhide, J. Russell, Oliver Hope, Mrs. H. B. New- man, Mrs. Melvin Kasten, and Dr. Hugh Ashleyf ' few- 'K Of When not performing V duties ' zzs .fziperihtenderzts fl r 'Y-of our schools, Dr. Allison and Mr. House , i act as sidewalk s1iperintendents M K .at lhe site the new junior high school. i.The new building r 5, 11707711595 the needed claus space forCentral 'cubsM Q. . . ,-,','f gig XXL, gLth:6p50hQ0h ' ,,l1' . ,5f'iu1ill be ready ' iw ,fl 1. g i , , - 3:23 In educating the young people of Cape Girardeau, the Central High School administration and faculty strive to carry out the wishes of the community. Always keeping in mind the needs of the community, the administration aids the faculty in assisting the students whom they seek to educate. Many factors contribute to the educational program which Central High School offers. XVe believe the follow- ing to be of major importance: a community which gives adequate financial support and exhibits a dehnite faith in the potential of its high schoolg parents who individually encourage and expect maximum effort and achievement from their sons and daughtersg students who realize the importance of education and who are sufficiently con- cerned that they will take full advantage of their formal school life opportunities, teachers who are dedicated to the responsibilities of their profession who are interested in and considerate of each and every student with whom they come in contactg administrators who realize the need for and who strive to promote a working relationship which embodies mutual understanding and respect among all groups concerned, and a continuing concentrated effort to provide a curriculum which makes possible a desirable program of courses and activities to satisfactorily meet the needs of the individual student. These contributing fac- tors, when implemented to the maximum degree, will result in the real purpose for Centralss existence becom- ing a reality. 5 ' W Principal l FRED M. WILFERTH Southeast Missouri State College, B.S.,' University of Missouri, U sity of Southern Illinois, M.A. Assistant Principal D. WAYNE GODDARD Southeast Missouri State College, B.S. George Peabody College, M.S., Ed.S. niver- in Ed :ifggrt J it. MYRTLE SCHRADER Registered Nurse School Nurse Secretaries JANE BARKS, HELEN KETTERER, and HELEN MOORE NORMAN J. SCHWAB Southeast Missouri State College, B.S. in Ed.g University of Missouri, University of Southern Illinois, Sophomore Counselor. THOMAS H. CUSHMAN Southeast Missouri State College, B.S. in Ed.g University of Missouri University of Southern Illinois, M.E. Sophomore Counselor. 1 GRACE G. MILLER CHESTER O. MASTERSON Southeast Missouri State College, B.S. in Ed.g University of Southern Illinois, M.S. in Ed. junior Counselor. RAYMOND SHEETS Administrative Assistant in Charge of Guidance and Counseling Services. Southeast Missouri State College, B.S. in Ed.g University of Southern Illinois, S.S. in Ed.5 University of Missouri, Northwestern Louisiana State College. Senior Counselor. YY.-XLTER R. STEPHENS Sperixxl Education. HELEN R. SMITH B.S. in Ed. English, Special Education. FACULTY Smitlu-:ist hlifsuuri Stull' Colltigc, B.S. in Ecl.g Ifnivcrsity of XYiQcousin. MS. Southeast Mibsouri State Cnllvgc, ',.,4q, -'vu ' IRENE WRIGHT Southeast Nlissouri State College B.S.g University of XVisc0nsin5 C0- lumbia University. English. IRENE MILLER Southeast Blissouri State Collrgc, B.S. in Ed. English. BETTY QUINN FOLSOM Southeast Missouri State Coils-QP. BA., B.S. in Ed.g University of Elis- souri, B.,I.g Ifniwisity of Southern Illinois. English, Journalism. 17 C. J. HEUSCHOBER LEONARD LITTLE Southeast Missouri State College, B.S. in Ed,g Southeast Missouri State College, B.S. in Ed. University of Missouri, Industrial Arts, Citizenship. Mechanieul Drawing, General Shop, lVoodwork- mg. A.H. MCNEELY Southeast Missouri State Collegeg University of Southern lllinoisg University of Missouri. Automotive Mechanics EARLIE CARTER Southeast Missouri State College, B.S.g Uni- versity of ltlissouri, Univerity of Southern ll- linois, M.A. C.O.E., Director of Adult Education. WVELDON HAGER Southeast Missouri State College, B.S. in Ed.g Northeast Missouri State College. Vlashington University. M.S. Driver Education, General Mathematics. 18 The teachers of Central High School are busy individuals. . . The activities of their chosen profession do not eease each day with the last bell . . , Many long afternoons and evenings are spent in conferences of various types such as P.T.A., C.T.A., staff meetings, and workshops Professional meetings are one method by which our faculty keeps itself informed in new and better methods of education. RUBY DAVIS Southeast Nlissouri Stull' Col- lvgc, B.S. in Ed.g L'nix'crsity of Missouri, Columbia Uni- versity. Art, Speech, Debate. EDNA HAMAN Southeast lNIissouri State Col- lege, B.S. in Ed.g Chicago School of Applied Ar-tsg Chi- cago Art Institutcg University of Wlisconsin, Art. LIAUDE BOHNSACK Southeast Missouri State Collvgv. Unlvvrsity of Nlis- souri. B.S. in Ed. Home Economics, General Mathematics. 19 ALMA YOUNGHOUSE Soutlivast fxlissouri Stat!- Collcgc, B.S. Columbia Uni- versity. BLA. Home Economics. ANTHONY CAROSELLO University of Connecticut, Southeast Mis- siouri State College, B.S. in Ed., Univer- sity of Missouri, M. in Music Ed. Band, Orchestra, Instrumental Music Fundamentals of Music. Right: s KATHRYN SACKMAN Southeast Missouri State College, B.S. in Ed., George Peabody College, M.A., Columbia Univerity, New York Teachers College, Washington University, Univer- sity of Missouri. American History. ALTA MUEGGE Southeast Missouri lege, B.S. in Ed., of Missouri. American History. State Col- University DALE WILLIAMS Arkansas College, B.A. in Music, Texas A 8: Ig Southeast Missouri State College. Vocal Music, Music Appreciation. CALVIN CHAPMAN ROBERT C. HINES Southeast Missouri State Col lege, B.S. in Ed., George Pea- body College, M.A. Government, Family Rela- tions, World History. Southeast Missouri State College, B.S. in Ed., University of Southern Illinoisg University of Missouri. Government, Sociology, Economics. LOIS K. MCKINNIS Southeast Missouri State Col- lege, B.S. in Ed., University oi Southern Illinois, M.S. World History. ! 'w. ABOVE: CHARLES L. BIXLER Southeast Missouri State College, B.S. in Ed.g University of Mis- souri, M. E. Citizenship, YYor1d His- tory. VIVIAN KIES Southeast Missouri State College, B.S. in Ed.g George Peabody College, M.A. Citizenship, American History. S A MILDRED VOGELSANG Southeast Missouri State College, ABg George Pea- body College, B.S. in Ed.g University of Missouri, B.S. in L.S. Librarian. BONNIE YVILKENING Southeast Missouri State College, B.S. in Ed. Librarian. WILMA JO HIATT Southeast Missouri State College, B.S. in Ed. Study Hall. S 1. 1 KATHERINE S. VVULFERS Southeast Missouri State Col- lege. B.S. in Ed. Typing, General Business, Study Hall. JERRY YVOEMMEL Southeast Missouri State Col- lege, B.S. in Ed.g University of Missouri. General Business, Business Math, Business Law. 22 LUCILLE ADAMS CORNELIA GOCKEL Southeast Missouri State Col- Southeast Missouri State Col- lege. B.S. in Ed.g University of lege, B.S. in Ed., University of Southern California, M.A. l Typing, Bookkeeping, Notehand. lege, M,A, owa, George Peabody Col- Office Prac tice, Shorthand , Typewriling. HOWARD BOCK Southeast Missouri State College, B.S. in Ed.g University of Missouri, M.E. Biology, Advanced Biol- ogy. TOM O'LAUGHLIN Southeast Missouri State College, B.S. in Ed.g Washington Univeisityg Brad- ley Universityg University of Iowa, Arkansas State Collegcg Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy. Chemistry, General Science. ESTHER BURNHAM University of Chicagog B.S., University ol Iowa, M.S. General Science. MILTON UELEKE Southeast Missouri State College, B.S. in Ed.g University of Missouri, University of Coloradog St. Louis UnivcrsitVZ University of Southern Illinois. Physics, Biology, Elec- tricity, Radio. RYLAND MEYR Southeast Missouri State College, B.S. in Ed. General Science, Biol- ogy. ERNEST CHILES Southeast Missouri State College, B.S. in Ed.g University of Missouri. General Science, Eart Science. h DAN M. MOORE University of Southern Illinois, B.S. in Ed., M.S.g Knox Collegcg Univer- sity of Guana Juato. Spanish. CLARA KRUEGER Southeast Missouri State College, University of Missouri, B.S. in Ed.3 University of Michigan, M.A. Latin, English. JAMES M. WALSH Southeast Missouri State College, B.S.g University of Illinois, M.E. Spanish, Typing. BESSIE SHEPPARD MARY 'E' SIVIA Southeast Missollri State Umvefslw of Southern I1 College, B.S. in Ed, linois, B.S. in Ed.g Uni- Frenchj English. versity of Wisconsin M.A.: The Sorbonnc. 24 2 VIVIAN MORRIS JEAN STRAUSER Fort Hays Kansas State Col- AYICBHSHS State Cvllvge, B-5- lege, A.B. in Ed- General Mathematics, Study Algebfa, G90metfY- Hall. EVERETT PLUNK Southeast Missouri State Col- lege, B.S. in Ed.g University of Missouri, University of Cincinnati. General Math, Math I, Mod- ern Math. RALPH FORD Southeast Missouri State Col- lege, B.S. in Ed., University of Southern Illinois, M.E. Algebra, Geometry. LAURA RIXMAN Dc Pauw University, A.B.g Indiana Univer- sity, University oi Southern Illinois, M.S. in Ed. Plane Geometry, A'dvanccd Algebra. GRACE WILLIAMS Southeast Missouri State College, B.S. in Ed., University of Wisconsin, Ph.M.g Uni- versity of Coloradog University of Southern Illinoisg Rutgers Universityg Case Institute of Technology. Advanced Algebra, Math IV. 1 It it the job of the faculty and the arlministmtion lo Nlucatz' tht' .ttuclvnls not only xclzolaslically, but socially as well. In lzfflping the sz5ud12nl.t formulate their ideali' and beliefs the zfffaclzwrs and adnzinisfration prepare tlzwm io take fulunf 1'1f5jJ01z.sibilitiv,s' in the community. 43312-w PAYNE MUIR ROBERT GOODWIN KEN HARGENS LEON C. BRINKOPF Northeast MiS50u i State Col' Oklahoma State University, Southeast Missouri State Col- Southeast Mi550UTl State C01 lcge,. B.S.g University of MiS- Southeast Missouri State Col- lcgc. B.S. in Ed.g University ICSC, B-S- in Ed-5 SOUUHCIH 1111 Smmf ME- lege, B.s. in Ed. of Missouri, M.A. r-Ois University. Director of Physical Education physical Education, Health, physical Education, Physical Education Dnvcr Ed and Athletics. ucation. NORMA SANDER Southeast Missouri State Collcgc, B.S. in Ed.g University of Southern Illinois. Physical Education, Health. JANE WOMACK University of Missouri, Southeast Mis- souri Statc Collt-ge, B.S. in Ed. Physical Education, lVorld History. LUCY ELLEN TOWSE Southeast Missouri State College, B.S. in Ed.g Columbia University, M.A.g lyiichigan University. Physical Education. BERENICE SCHOWENGERDT Southeast Missouri State Col lege, Kansas City University. B.A.g University of Kansasg Ifniversity of Colorado. Faxsglish- SHIRLEY CAROSELLO Southeast Blissouri State Col- lege, B.S. in Ed. English. ALENIZ SADLER Southeast Iklissouri State Col- lege, B.S. in Ecl.g University of Southern California, lSI.A.g University of Llinnesotag Uni- versity of Delaware: George Peabody Collegeg University of Southern Illinois. English. gp- MARY Z. REED Southeast Iklissouri State College, B.S. in Ed.g Art Institute of Chi cagog University of lrVisconsing Uni versity of Southern California English. CAROL YV. DRAPER Knox College. Soutlmeast Iklissour State College. B.S, in Ed. INEZ SMITH Southeast lklissouri State College, B.S. in Ed.g University of Wliseonsin, M.S. English. i Ira., RIGHT: Paul Schnare, Ruby Brannock. 28 CAF TERIA STAFF LEFT: Ruth Critcs, Mrs. Jose Scheussler, Hilda Heise. ABOVE: Mary Lewis, Margie Powler, Muriel Kelley. LEFT: Ruth Crites, Charles Clippard. .MII W.. f-fd Pleasing the varied tastes of the students and faculty is the daily chore of the busy cafeteria staff. In addition this staff prepares the banquets for school clubs and organizations. Our competent maintenance staff works year-round to maintain a comfortable daytime residence for 1300 students ,J tt,.it l 'fi x. MAI TENANCE STAFF K ABOVE: James Criddle, Mrs. James Griddle, L Jack Snider, Harold Brown. eonard Mayberry, Leonard Reed, Richard Ware 29 The as it relates to W? W KMA Q FRONT ROW: Mrs. Wilkening, Joe Hirsch, Al Spradling, Bob Eckleman. SECOND ROW.' Larry Lusk, Bill Underwood, Roger Mahan, Clyde Benson. RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Chuck Dockins, Tom Baker, Buster Haynes, David Reimann. SECOND ROW: Kent Heise, John Ramey, Jim Rust, jim Reid, PR 0 jECT10N1S S Central's student projectionists are supervised by Mrs. Wlilkening. With her aid they learn the fundamentals of the projector. Not only do they proHt themselves, but they also aid the school. By showing films to the classes, they help the faculty and serve their fellow students. 32 TEXTBOOK RENTAL SER VICE This year Central students are experiencing a new plan concerning the acquiring of text books. In previous years Central students have bought their books, but under this system students rent them. Miss Vogelsang investigated the idea of a rental system and set up the preliminary plans. Mrs. Young, as supervisor of the system, works to keep things running smoothly. Students under the leadership of Mrs. Young work hard to supply the thirteen hundred Central students with text books throughout the year. LEFT, KNEELING: Carol Rawlings, Betty Schleg el Penny Brown. STANDING: Judy Cook, Nancy Miner, Ann Hodges Bill Bodenschatz. . v .-n ,Z 'A .... X if ,,4-5 'f- ' l LIBRARY ASSISTA NTS l ABOVE: Beth Hayden, Barbara Bodenschatz, Jerrette Davis, Carol Rawlings, Sharon Williams. F LEFT: Anne Buchanan, Sandy Martin, Tana Austin. Sally Wright 3 Doris Cooper I Vicki Young l Student library assistants, under the supervision of Miss Vogelsang, help give better library service to their fellow students and the teachers. In providing this 'service, the library assistants become more well acquainted with other students and with many good books. These students also learn many valuable skills such as mending books, Finding information in general reference books, and keeping magazines and newspapers updated and H1 df d Judy Rayborn Helen Goddard Mary Willson Linda Green Ruth Ann Seabaugh Amanda t t 6 or S u en Ashby Debbie Young USC. Carolyn Penzel Judy Cook B111 Bodenschatz Nancy Miner Brenda Barks Penny Brown CHEERLEADERS Car parades, bon Fires, snake danees, and pep assemblies. spurred on by our cheerleaders add spirit and enthusiasm to the team. Setting standards of good sportsmanship for the erowds in the stands is an important part of the Cheerleaders' job. Norma Wagner, Jackie Knehans, Jackie Ebaugh, Anne Buchanan, Janey Crites. Carol Rawlings, Sandy Martin, Miss Towse ship. l 1 Sparkling smiles led Central's uSeventy- six Trombonesi' this year as these eight girls strutted before the band. Mr. Cf who selects and trains the Majorettes, sits back to admire his handiwork. RIGHT: Mr. Carosello, Becky Me Ginty, Della Heise, Carolyn Mae vers, Dottie Kurre, Robin Kratz, Susan Seabaugh, Linda Cockrell Margaret Medlin. Susan Campbell, Teri Riehl, Donna Blanken- STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Here are our leaders. The student body presidents work with Miss Sackman and the student council to provide a good relationship between the administration and the students. These student leaders work together to provide a means for student cooperation in school government, to develop good citizenship, to stimulate school activity, and to promote the general welfare of Central High School. 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'-'ff t . ..,,,, .., ....... , ., ,e Q, Wk Q.,.tQQ ,moo Q, f- Q .QQ flfwfs-,-fu-5-5' ' 'Z'-Qf'ffit9vi at .L ...QQ .M Q,-,-,..f...,, K, ..,k , Q, ,.,- Q f'.i!Qff-',- Weil, 'IT ' fx--f '-H ' 1-J 12 .QM Q. -I-'...uww QM- ZQQ ..,. wwf Q wt- Fzilgff-? ' 1, ww ' .'.Q..f..QQ-fgiiwwi 39 Highest Ranking Sophomores ABOVE: Mrs. Hiatt, Tom Baker. Mrs. Hiatt is always available to help students in the library. ABOVE: Mr. Wilferth, Carol Klarsfeld, James Fulbright. By developing scholarship, character, and leadership, and rendering service to the school, students become eligible for membership in National Honor Society. Miss Williams heads the standing committee who annually evaluate the students for membership. .NA TIONAL HONOR NATNNM' BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Moore, Larry Blitstein, Susan Rigdon, Nw sg? Donna Blakenship, Carolyn Maevers, Gene Marshall, Jon Sander, : 1 Kay Margraf. 2 'E : SECOND ROW: Miss Williams, Ellen Bray, Dottie Kurre, Susan W' g Jacob, Bill Bodenschatz, Becki Whitler, Donna Welch, Maureen I' The students receiving recognition of honorable mention in the Merit Scholarship Test were George Cauble, James Haynes, and Carolyn hiaevers, Mrs. Miller administered the Merit Scholarship Test to Central students in the spring of their junior year. OCIETT 'M-M If .af X' Merit Scholarship uxgq A McEndree, Mr. Wilferth, James Haynes. ,.A-num, THIRD ROW: Cory Foster, Alma Wolff, David Scheeter, Helen Q sZw' Flentge Paul Schnare, Mark Headrick, Paula Lasater, Susan E Q E Campbell Charles Blitstein. 5 L I Bezfgr C rocker Homemaking Award Carolyn Maevers Bausch ana' Lomb Science Awara' George Cauble There are many awards at Central which offer incentives to the students to better their grades. Quill and Scroll has been chartered for the students who excell in the field of journalism. The Bausch and Lomb Award is given to a senior for his outstanding work in all sciences. The Betty Crocker Award is given to the senior girl making the highest score on a competitive test. The student receiving the highest scores in American history, during his junior year, receives the D.A.R. Award his senior year. The student earning awards in typing and shorthand have learned the fundamental mechanics and have developed a high degree of skill in a brief period. Senior Class officers were elected at the first senior meeting this year. Senior Class 0jQcers John Ramey, secretaryg Gary Kinder president David Scheeter vice-president. 42 ,-1 - Quill and Scroll BOTTOM ROW: D. Kurre, S. Williams, N. Nussbaum, THIRD ROW: B. Hopkins, T. Spitzmiller, B. Haynes, J N. Ringland, K. Margraf, V. Miller, D. Wfelch, T. Riehl. Reynolds, D. Langston, P. Lasater, L. Blitstein, S. Camp- SECOND ROW: M. McEndree, E, Beard, V. Young, L. bell, C, Foster, S. Rigdon, K. Fischer. Blaylock, H. Flentge, M. Seabaugh, B. VVhitler, S. Jacob, FOURTH ROW: Sander, P. Foster, Mueller, D Stubbs, P. Schnare, L. Lusk, G. Marshall, M. Price, Rust J. Fenimore. C. Blitstein, G. Brune. Shorthand Award Ijrping Award 2' Q? . . ar. . - ..i E? STANDING: Susan Jacob, Jane Randol, Esther Tripp. STANDING: Patricia Golightly, Karen Scheper. SITTING: Jinney Sachse. SITTING: Carol French, Sue Sarff. l 43 The STUDENTS as thy relate to DANEE ON 6ffi'ff'f FRIDAY L' Q1 i U VD X . W fl 3' it wi. be izl 'Werke Q7 mdqqbg D3 Qiigygf T. X ' .Y lx nf If 1 R ' wiQ1ivi.'P5i .. ,R if yr We Sfzfomtf DQQ4, Bill Underwood wins Second Semester Campaign Partz'ezj9ant.s' Those taking part in the campaign: Bill Underwood, candidateg Gary Kinder, managerg John Johnson, candidateg Paul Schnare, rnanagerg Chuck Blitstein, eandidateg Kenny Fischer, manager. mid-term election. l Each semester a l new Student Body President N is selected in an all school election. Pre- ceding the election, a three day campaign is put on by each candidate. These colorful and vigorous campaigns highlight the school year. Election activities at Central help give the student insight into the intrigues 4 of politics and make him aware of his future responsibilities as a voter. CANDIDA TES AND F. 1962-63 STUDE T BODY PRESIDENT CAM PA I G MANAGERS wil s , . 1 mssqfi, - 1 2 S. it N'-X j7R0fl'7ff5n 1565flETU e Wit , Vp 2 .5 A vxifgwn w'wM,,,fM ' fn fp Posters are always popular during the campaigns. They reflect the hard work of those who supported each can- didate. -. Cor Foster Hrst semester resident takes Y 2 P 3 part in the second semester campaign. FUTURE TEA OHERS OF AMERICA STANDING: Ellen Bray, Sheryl Buss, Lavonna Brennan, Margaret Stone. SITTING: Brenda Leyerle, Stephanie Voyle. S TUDE T BOTTOM ROW: J. Reed, J. Johnson, J. Sander, T. Reiker, Ramey, D. Scheeter, L. Maddux, C. Mc- Neil. SECOND ROW: A. O'Brien, T. Rose, Schwab, M. Harris, K. Slinkard, M. Ritter, K. Moyers, S. Kirk, G. Davis. THIRD ROW: L. Dahringer, M. Gray, B. Bishop, B. Tomerlin, K. Fischer, K. Mclillreath, S. Rigdon, Spradling. FOURTH ROW: B. Sheets, T. Spitzmiller, B. East, P. Taveggia, B. Hayden, N. Jenkins, H. Brock. Through the years Central has developed a system of clubs to satisfy almost any interest. M tt X Q Meeting on 'I' , am? Mondayf or Wlednesday A afternoons, 'll 'F X the clubs provide 0 31 . X , M L,,,,,, extra-curricular O Q.: activities to meet the needs of an ever growing student body. TT PIN G CL UB BOTTOM ROW: Rosetta Egson, Barbara Townsell, Joann Love. SECOND ROW: Gail Gladish, Rayma Franklin, Peggy Buckner. THIRD ROW: Vickie Lee, Ruth Wilson, Dana Miller, Norma Robbinson, Revella Booker. UNCIL BOTTOM ROW: C. Foster, P. Sehnare, C. Blitstein, THIRD ROW: B. Calvert, L, Blitstein, J. Hoffman, D. Kurre, H. Flentge, A. Hodges, G. Cauble, A. Wolff. P. Foster, J. Stone, R. Erlbacher, L. Moore, C. Maevers. SECOND ROW: J. Young, V. Miller, D. Sides, P. FOURTH ROW: C. Baldwin, R. Springmeyer, E. Ailor, Wiethop, J. Pettigrew, J. Brunton, C. French. J. Jones, P. Kurre, L. Blaylock, K. Margraf. 49 MONITORS ff? I1 K f , J. lf x W ,... IN argw' A K ,fi BOTTOM ROW J Knehans, T. Grose, C. Pind, S. Kirchoff, J. Stafford, M. Keesee. SECOND ROW M Kohnen, W. Vandivort, A. Kesterson, J. Rust, S. Smith. THIRD ROW K Meystedt, G. Kinder, G. Neihart. MODEL CL UB .1-,.-Wiiiw 2 2 ' ,J J 50 BOTTOM ROW: G. Mc- Lain, R. Hartle, D. Stubbs J. Brown, D. McLain SECOND ROW: G Ruesler, R. Haas, B Swaim, P. Wagoner. THIRD ROW: R. Ald- rich, B. Kuster, M. Dubbs D. Birk, M. Ringwald. FOURTH ROW: K Trowbridge, P. Sander, J Lorberg, T. Bock. J 1 HUNTING G3 i fgwfwml K S B S? 5 'Q fl Q Q' Ry X V1- FISHING CL UB SITTING: John Upchurch, Joe Snell. STANDING: Bob Stone, Lyman Brown, jim Crites, Don Fults, Lester Comer. MATH CLUB CHEMISTRY CL UB FRONT R OW: Mike Crowder, Barney Hartline, Kenny Trowbridge, BACK ROW: Robert Brinkopf, Bill Kuster, Ann Suclholt, Roger McLean, EdMaAuley,David Stubbs, Ralph Frye, jeff Halter, Ricky Haas, Mar- tin Dubbs. STANDING: Jeff Halter, Calvin Break, Brad Horky, Wayne Golliher, Bob Sheets, Karen Fuhr- mann. SITTING: Roger McLean, Thomas Mayberry, Paul Schnare, Bruce Weltch. 51 LA TIN CL UB xii--x...- FIRST ROW: Popp, M. Sudholt, P. Estes, C. McClard. SECOND ROW.' S. E. Lewis, Sides, W. Colliher, B. Welch. THIRD ROW: W. Stafford, K. Lang, S. Crowe, D. Langston. FRENCH CL UB BOTTOM ROW: L. Stone, M. Cook, M. Harris, L. Old- THIRD ROW: E. Ridings, S. Bierbaum, V. Rueseler, D field, N. Ringland, B. Burkhirner. Shivelbine, J. Coile, C. Cladish. SECOND ROW.' C. Brady, B. Howard, S. Davison, M. FOURTH ROW: R. Cauble, P. Taveggia, A. Ashby, S Ritter, P. Tipton, D. Huey, C. Payne. Huber, D. Young, D. Newburn, P. Samuels. 52 In many cases the clubs serve as extensions of the classroom. Just as the high school works to prepare the student for further training of his eventual vocation, the clubs serve the students by broadening the knowledge of their members in areas of special interests. BOYS' COOKING CLUB Larry Bruyere, Gary Cassutt, Richard Limbaugh, Willis Seabaugh, Danny Upchurch, Steve Trickey, Keith Middleton. BOWLING CL UB BOTTOM ROW: K. Kelley, J. DeBoe, M. Ervin, G. Nunnelee, S. Crawford, S, Littleton, P. Jewel, C. Ulrich, J. Bone, T. Rose, H. Davault. SECOND ROW: B. Askew, R. Heleman, B. Kaiser, S. Brightwell, L, Smith, S. Feverston, Koenig, L. Perry, M. Saner, D. Pind. THIRD ROW: D. Sander, F. Seabaugh, C. Heuer, P. Evans, C. Huff, J. Amlingmeyer, Sander, D. Lemmon, K. Grant, L. Sheppard, Sitze. FOURTH ROW: Strack, D. Brothers, J. Kurre, M. Newburn, J. Sache, D. Sander, J. Schrader, J. Creighton, M. Schearf, M. Young. Blaring ppp bands, clicking typzfwritcrs, and a cappella voicm are some of the sounds Of stualcnt activities al Central. Hare rclatioiislzips are formcdg frizfnclsliijfs are fostered to be valued forever. K l fs fi M Q M Us ii Q5 5 2 - S 55 STANDING: Betty Hardin, Jeanne Perry, VOCABULABT CL UB LEFT, SEATED: Kay Sample, Paula Lasatcr John Upchurch. STANDING: Bob W'riglit, Lynn Beaudean Sue Huber, Bill Bodenschatz, Carl Tripp Elaine Fichler. ART CLUB RIGHT, SEATED: Gwen Petty, Susan Welk- er, Lila Perry, Toni Gross, Donna Eddlcman, . My Mary Laney, Carolyn Jones. Susan Kibler. NURSES CL UB BOTTOM ROW: N, Bender, F. Brock, C. Carlton, THIRD ROW: H. Brock, C. Jones, S. Griffin, Schwab, Scott, Chenoweth. M. Rogers, ll, Ponder. K. Phillips, B. Propst. SECOND ROW: A. O'Brien, C. Heider, K. Slinkard, K. FOURTH ROW-' V- Clark, P- CYUCS, Williams, M- Mattes, NI. Haman, L. Ross, R. Parks. Barringer, C. Nelson. 56 PSYCHOLOGY FORUM BOTTOM ROW: T. iehl, S. Kirchhoff, S. Neary, L. THIRD ROW: M. Kohnen, B. Oppenhcim, J Prath Welker, H. Davis, M. cEndree. er, G. Kinder, J. Lee. SECOND ROPV: N Linebarger, K. Morrow, B, FOURTH ROW: B. lN1cGee, Haynes, R. Wlilliams Schlcgel, C. Hull, M.. MCEndree, M. Edwards. P, Goodman, M. Seabaugh, R. Barrels. l l BOTTOM ROW: J. Schrader, C. Wills S. Smith, S. Cra- craft, J. House. SECOND ROW: S. Comer, B. Strom J. Schlimme, B. Propst, D. Doggett, H. Hobbs. THIRD ROW: L. Sheppard, B. Welch., D. Scheeter, S Edmonds, L. Green. FOURTH ROW: K. Phillips, C. Avery, D. Hahs, S Brightwell. 57 TIGERE TTE BOTTOM ROW: J. Earley, C. Moore, D. Blankenship, THIRD ROW: B. Blue, S. Campbell, H. Goddard, A A. Buchanan, Y. Askew, J. Knehans, C. Sandin. Hodges, D. Bremermann, C. Nelson, S. Garms, M SECOND ROW: C. Pind, B. Cross, S. Becker, N. Glad- Sqhearf, ish, T. Riehl, J. Bess, M. Rodgers, W. Goodrurn, N. FOURTH ROW: J. Mills, J. Ebaugh, S. Jacob, M Wagoner. Brown. V. Clark, M. Harris, C. Juden. BOTTOM ROW: G. Tibbles, D, Bockhorst, P. Tipton, A. Barringer, B. Barringer, A. Ewing, K. Garrett, M. Sides, B. Rawlings, D. Elfrink, D. Young. SECOND ROW: S, Kirchhoff, M. Nowell, V. Seabaugh, L. Davis, J. Mitchell, M. Sitzes, D. Masterson, N. Stov- all, R. Hecht, J. Tickle. THIRD ROW: D. Brothers, J. Davis, M. Knehans, D Meystedt, D. Shivelbine, C. Cook, V. Rueseler, R Brown, B. Hobles, L. Oldfield, S. Trotter. FOURTH ROW: G. Beaudean, J. Rudert, P. Samuels S. Wright, B. Howard, C. Masterson, N. Froernsdorf, C Stahly, J. Spalding, J. Wulfers. TIGERETTES BOTTOM ROW: J. Nagel, R. Cauble, P. Cato, D. THIRD ROW: C. Richardson, J. Cayse, D. Evans, M Pinkerton, C. Ulrich, L. Baker, S. Davison, M. Barks, Bray, M. Bissell, Coile, Williams, L. Brown, V M. Maevers, B. Hays. Kitchen, K. Grant, M. Nothdurft. SECOND ROW: E. Sample, M. Baker, C. Payne, H. FOURTH ROW: K. Housernan, L. Stone, N. Schwab Davault, H. Bollinger, R. Lee, C. Brady., D. Huey, B. White, D. Blattner, M. Lail, F. Brock, M. Wills, J Welker, N. Bender. Strack, C. Carlton. BOTTOM ROW: S. Whitledge, F. Moore, V. Spalding, THIRD ROW: L. Cockrell, J. Cook, J. Prather, A. J. Ervin, J. Dunklin, L. Smith, S. Harris, C. Birk. Ashby, J. Amlingmeyer, B. Ringland, P. Wright, C. Lee. SECOND ROW: Crites, T. Starkweather, P. Jewel, FOURTH ROW: B. Barks, C. Rawlings, P. Brown, Bone, D. Baker, D. Blackwell, T. Austin, F. Hopkins, M. Creighton, A, Welker, S, Valle, M, Sauer, Hathaway. 59 CI'TLl7dlf170L'lfIf?S many 0flfJO7AlU7IliZF.V for llzf music minrlwrl siudfnt. Among llifxfzf ara tlzoxv groups which flo not perform before the ilzw public a grant rlwal but wlzosff primary purpose is to inzprovzf Iliff inflivirluafs innate' musical falanl. MIXED CHORUS BOTTOM ROW: s, Kibler, F. Hopkins, C. Ratliff, J, THIRD ROW: S- Hufkstcn, J- Creighton. B- Welch. C- W'illiamson, M. Jordon, G. Palsgrove, J. Chenowcth, E, Nelson, C- Rapp: B- M3Yh?m, F' BYOWU, S- GZWTUS, Pensel, House, D, Blackwell, V, Barksf V, Roth- R, Prather, L, Cockrell, J. Cook, L, Lewis. P. Crites, S. Parks, T. Starkweather, B, Strom, J, Bedell, G, Fiseher, Griffin, C. Freeman, S. Huber, M. Sudholt, P. Estes. FOURTH ROW.' Early, J. Mills, T. Finney, B. White, M. Pind, Frazier, T. Berkbigler, B. Tornberlin, P. Sander, H. Schlue, B. Oppenhiem, P. Hubbard, R. Brin- kopf, B. Miller, Cf. Holt, C. Dockins, S. Triekcy, L. Bru- R. Bierschwald, Mr. VVilliarns. SECOND ROW: R. Bedell, R. Morris, T. Austin, M. Stone, Crites, A. Buchanan, lNI. Edwards, S. Harris, P. W'icthop, D. Anderson, Sitzes, B. Bone, S. Sarf, M. Brown, M. Mahy, Bone, Clary, T. Rose. YCYS' OR CHE S TRA BOTTOM ROW: Ann Sudholt, Helen Miner, David SECOND ROW: Richard Hill, Sonny Underwood, Jack Stubbs, Mary Sudholt, Bob Perkins, Suzanne Davidson, Taylor, Bill Kuster, Terry Deck, John Lee. Jane Randal. STANDING: Mr. Carosello. Phil Lewis. 61 The SCHOOL as it relates to the ,51,11f, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SITTING: Mrs. J. Finch, Mrs. M, Scully, lN1rs, YV. Rust, Mrs. J. G. Hodges, STANDING: Llrs. G. Heise, Mrs. C. F. XVilson. Mrs. H. A. Margraf, Mrs. H. Kurre, and Bill Underwood sell Student Council Tal- ent Show tickets. The Parent-Teacher Council is composed of the faculty and of parents chosen as home room representatives. lt plans the vearis activities. The P.T. Council directs HBack to Schooll' night, assists with debate, drama activities, and the Student Council Talent Show. PAREN T- TEA CHER CO UJVCIL BO'I'TOM ROW: Mrs. E, Bissell, Mrs. E. Kirch- hoff, Mrs. H. M. Lemmon, Mrs. L. Bartels, Mrs. P. Spitzzniller, Mrs. WV. Rust, Mrs. G. Hiese, Mrs. fi, T'ir1ClgCS. SECOND ROW: Mrs. H. Gray, Mrs. A. Bray, Mrs H. Spradling. Mrs. C, Scheeter, Kfrs. YV. 'W. Mid- dleton, lN1rs, C. XV, Davis, Mrs. F. Crawford, Mrs T. VV. Davis, Mrs, W. Taveggia. THIRD ROW: Mrs. R. E. Rawlings, Mrs. D. Phil- Fw lips, Mrs. H. McClard, Mrs. R. Barley, Mrs. O Sides, Mrs. D. Harris, Mrs. A. Underwood, Mrs. R Farrow, Mrs. W. O. Seahaugh. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. S. Young, Mrs, P. Ebaugh Mrs. L, Hopkins, Mrs. T, Otto, Mrs. P. Lasater Mrs. R. Mahan, iMrs. E. A, Price, Mrs. P. Berry Mrs. R. Fuhrmann, Mrs. R. Brown, Mrs. M. Roth Mrs. L. R. Hinek. r The DAR Award, sponsored each year by the Missouri State Society of the Daughters of the Anqgfican Revolution, is given to the senior girl who best demonstrates the qualities of patriotism, dependability, service, and leadership. Another annual award, the Sophomore Pilgrimage, IS sponsored by the Federated VVomens' Clubs ,V of Missouri. z - , li me ff ,M The recipient ll V. .tl f X 3, at of this award makes , m A' V a trip . to the state capitol iii xi.: where hc meets other teens A : V 1 h g 3 from throughout Missouri li, j who have earned ., ,,,,,. ri., l 'il g fmre, ,,:V ,wi ,,.. , 1 in R, the right to be there by ' J ' f- ,M exhibiting outstanding e'1'l1 :i ' ire DAR'AWARD qualities if sstf it in Dome Kumi of scholarship, honor, service, leadership, and Walter Stafford courage. SAFETY SLOGAN CAMPAIGN dll. ,,,, if ,cf ,- y K 4 .,,. M7 . ,ffm 2 C17 7 A Each spring Central launches a safety slogan campaign. In this manner the students en- courage better safety habits for themselves and their community. 65 C.O.E. BOTTOAI ROI1 : C. Ehlers. UI. Patterson. C. iHicks, Allen. Nl. Richards. C. Bodenschatz, B. Kaufman, Ervin, AI. Craig, P. Friese, P. James. J. Brockmire, Cobcrly. Cunningham. SECOND ROW: E. Penrod. M. Bancroft, P. Cook, Tinsley. E. Tracy. T. Shackles, D. Wfunderlich, Moore. XY. Snider, D. Polen, S. Mabrey, E. Faust, Iiillllillll. lfillard. Conklin. DOYLE SUMMERS AYVARD 6'5- THIRD ROVV: C. Seabaugh. B. Andrews, T. Armbrust- er, D, Shrum, Pierce, J. Luebbers, R. Limbaugh, R Sehonoff, M. Hinton. N. Kefauver. L. Pierce, G. Atchley D. Cockrell. FOURTH ROW: K. Keesee, S. Kirchhoff, L. Hayes, F Phillips. D. Clary. E. O'Howell. R. Shirrell. Huckstep T. Haupt, K. Kecsee, L. Stoffel, F. Shirrell, L. Schoen R. Fulton. R. Thiele. The Cooperative Occupational Education Program makes easier for the students the transition from high school into the business world. In doing so a strong bond is formed between the school and the community. This year approximately fifty-five students have aided the community by holding jobs in various business firms. The community in turn renders a service to the students by offering a chance for on the job training. These students have been specially trained for their positions in their related studies classes at Central. LEFT: Elizabeth Faust and Frankie Shirrell proudly examined the Doyle Summers Award which they re- ceived for their achievements in C.O.E. 66 '3 JE ' X ! .. I lg ,Q I I I .W , , 5 H 'br Janetta Ervin arranged greeting cards as a part of her job at a local dime store, gs! ,ln- Patsy Cook helpf-d Irvin Beard rnakc a purrhasc in a drug store kindcrgartcncrs at BELOW: Maureen McEndree answers the questions of some Curious Franklin School. greg i -4.71 K- 1 1 Q1 u my 2 in if .ff lx.. M I LYV 67 n HOMEROOM WINNERS Mr. O'Laughlin's senior homeroom won the annual Sal- Haynes, James Haynes. Larry Hayes, Bob Gentry. vation Army canned foods drive contest. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Hull, Pat Goodman, Mark BOTTOM ROW: Carol Hull. Jerry Huekstep. Albert Hg-aqlripki Patricia Goliglifly, Kay Gilliland, Hubbard,B21rbara H01rr1CS,AHH Hodges- FIFTH ROW: Mr. O'Laughlin, Charlotte Jenkins, SECOND ROM!-' JCC Hifsfhf Mike HHIYOU, Sliiflfxl' James Johnson, John Johnson, Susan Jacob, Janet ,lack- llones, Allen Hill, Chyriel Hivks, Robert Hatler. Son, Pai James, Mari-iii Hoffman, JIUNIOR-SENIOR ORA TORICAL CONTEST SITTING: Becky MCGinty, Joy Hook. Sallie Baker. STANDING: Jim Reynolds, Ricky Meinl, Mike Daniels. 68 Time and effort are contributed each year by Central's homerooms as they combine in a tre- mendous drive to collect canned foods for the Salvation Army. Although this is a school spon- sored project, the food is collected by the stu- dents in their spare time. The junior Red Cross also combines time and effort for the benefit of others. Brightening the holidays of hospital pa7 tients with attractive favors and decorations is only one of their many helpful projects. The Junior-Senior Public Speaking Contest is one of the many opportunities available to the oratorieally-minded students. jUNIOR RED 012055 SITTING: Lynette Lewis, Margaret Haman, Shirley Griffin, Myra Barranger. STANDING: Richard Limbaugh, Willis Seabaugh, Phyllis Crites. Margaret Haman, Shirley Griffin, Myra Barranger. Bringing school and community: tcgetlzer are parades, talent shows, drama club plays, and concerts. These actz'vz'tz'es provide entertainment far the comrnanitjz and valuable experience far the students. sesfszelegrsse- - U mm V YEL CENTRAL HIGH BOTTOM ROW: S. Rigdon, S. Huber, M. Ricketts, M. Wilson, G. Tibbles. Rickard, R. Barrels, N. Sample, P, Brown, L. Ross, C. THIRD ROW: B. Davis, Brunton, H. Hobbs, French, L. Blaylock, A. Sudholt, Slinkard. Sander, C. Lee, Cole, B. Davis, S. Taylor, J. Vogel, B. SECOND ROW.' R. Hill, B. WhitlCr, B. WHSOI1, G- Taylor, M. Schearf, K. Heise, Taylor, H. Davis, R. Palsgrove, B. Mayberry, M. McEndree, M. Sudholt, R. Day-fer, J, Stone, M, Wright, R, Sheeley, D. Shell, J. Schilcl, S. Hufflnann, V. Bryant, D. Pee, L. Hudson, Magill, P, Sgjhnafgl S. Jacob, R. Snyder, J. Brown, S. YNright, B. Howard, R. FOURTH ROW,- D, Nlowery, S, Smith, K. Webb, N. 72 SCHOOL BA D Gladish, D. Shivelbine, C. Masterson, S. Bierbaurn, J, Feldmeir, R. Malahy, Self, R. Bedell, T. Darter, D. Sander, Volkerding, P. Vinyard, G. Perry, L. Lewis, J. Cheek, W. Stickler, Snell, M. Crowder, B. Hartline, B. sheets, M. Phillips. FIFTH ROW: R. Dost, P. Wagner, P. Burkheimer, B, Swain, L. Lindy, C. McKee, D. Haas, P. Sander, J Dunn, Ueleke, R. Davis, Beady, J. Rayfield, D. Bollinger, G. Merritts, R. Meinz, S. Underwood, L. La Bruyere, R. Nlinson, Rastl, R. Doughty, Lee, NI. MeEndree. SIXTH ROW: Mr. Carosello, H, Miner, M. Friese, L. Dahringer, B. Custer, A. Ellis, T. Rieker, Upchurch, T. Deck, Hirsch, G. Caublc, B. Wells, M. Cliff, P. Lewis. Y 1 1 1 f i 5 K f 7 Q 2 , .. . ENTRAL HIGH BOTTOM ROW: J. Felclineier, M. McEndree, K. Sea baugh, D. Langston, M. Palsgrovc, L. Haynes, J. Barringcr, J. Ervin, S. Sams, Bays, E. Bray, R. Proffcr, M. Miller J. Davis, C. French, B, Davis, SECOND ROW: B. McGinty, E. Banks, J. Jackson, S J Tripp, J. Jones, L. Beaudean, C. Maevers, B. Boden- schatz, L. Brennan, P. Taveggia, S. Scabaugh, R. Kratz, J. Slinkard, Hook, N. Nussbaum, K. Margraf, Wills J. Randol, Mr. Williams. THIRD ROW: B. Hopkins, S. Kirchhoff, J. Hargraves 1 J SCHOOL CHOIR Q , l Ueleke, G. Brown, D. Sander, B. Howard, B. Davis, S. Kirchhoff, J. Farris, P, Schwab, B. Bodenschatz, KT. Seabaugh, L. Moore, S. Crawford, K. Furhmann, B. Sheets, J. Reimann, T. Spitzmiller. FOURTH ROW: E. Ailor. A. Hill, R. Dartcr, A, Seully, 'W. Ruebel, M. Harrison, R. Frye, M. Richey, J. Moore, K. Fisher, Beaudean, P. Banks, G. Brune, D. Lewis, G. Nussbaum, R. Templeton, Taylor, M. Daniels. ADUHUGAL BOTTOM ROW: Ruth Proffer, Janis Slinkard, Joy THIRD ROW: Jack Taylor, Roy Darter, Jennifer Jones Hook, Sand Cr f d K M ' ' y aw or , ay argraf, Sharon Sams, Marlin Harrison, Barbara Bodenschatz, George Brown Nancy Nussbaum. Bill Bodenschatz. SECOND ROW: Steve Kirchhoff, Allen Hill, Pam Taveggia, Judy Farris, Becky Davis, Mike Daniels, Bob Sheets. BOKYSEXTET Allen Hill Bill Bodenschatz Jack Taylor Roger Bierschwal Marlin Harrison Roy Darter , It 555.112, BOTTOM ROW: J. Knehans, A. Buchanan, C. Master- son, B, Hayden. J. Pettigrew, Dunklin, P. Wright, J Cook, L. Cockrell. SECOND ROW: C. Klarsfeld, B, Strom, S. Stiver, R, Morse, V. Roth, R. Dost, L. Davis, R. Hecht, N. Wag- ner, C. Pind. Thcse groups servo as a bond between the school and community. Their musical and dramatic programs . . . . . .. .... . pro.vide.cnt.ertainmcnt for the public throughout the school year. 1 .ser.t.ert. ' . -' K. 1 1-1f 2 . . . e . rr fy' rir t J .S S T RQ' r . . I K. R e s. rsrs R gzi :tax i iii T 'E V Q it 'V -.., M , at s:'V Q ,. ,. f L I 4 'f K, K r :Q if . ..fi' A' i T , I FSM . ' . E A .1 ' sv - Q1 ml i . is f 'i , 5 ...,, 5 it J S . sum -It . . I - . if 5. I i A 4 SPEAR THIRD ROW: D. Heise, N. Jenkins, B. Ririgiand, P. Summers, C. Meyer, P. Schwab, L. Dahringer, S. Wright, C. Penzel. FOURTH ROW: J. House, D. Sander, M. Seabaugh, D. Hahs, S. Huffman, Waltz, B. Hartiine, T. Austin. Silver Spear members, Janice House, Judy Dunklin, and Nancy Jenkins, give a demonstration in proper techniques of stage make- up for the other members of the club. 77 RED DA GGER BOTTOM ROW: S. Neary, H. Davis, S. Baker, R. THIRD ROW: H. Goddard, R. Bartels, H. Schlue, J Kratz, S. Kirchhoflf, G. Wissman. Johnson, J. Beaudean, G. Gauble. SECOND ROW: M. Edwards, N. Sample, S. Williams, FOURTH ROW: L. Green, B. Gentry, B. Blue, B. Davis B. Schlegel, S. Springer, N. Linebarger, S. Gotner. R. Williams, K. Morrow, B. Hopkins. LJ 4 . .... . 3 if . BO'I'TOM ROW: B. MCGinty, L. Brennan, S. THIRD ROW: M. Price, Moore, P. Foster, M. Vail, L. Lewis, L. Moore, D. Cooper, P. Wliethop. Ritchie, Mueller, G. Kinder. SECOND ROW: J. Ervin, E. Bray, J. Davis, D. FOURTH ROW: M. Williamson, E. Ailor, G. Sides, J. Bays, Stafford, K. Moyers. Marshall, K. McElreath, A. Wolff. 78 Nw' BOTTOM ROW: Jackson, M. Kohnen, Hodges, T. Reiker, W. Petchul, H. Flentge, Blankenship. SECOND ROW: L. Shaffer, D. Welch, Riehl, S, Jacob, E. Fiehler, M. Palsgrove, Kurre, J. Fenimore, M. Mclindrec. A, THIRD ROVV: D. Schecter, Sander. Imc D, P. Lasater, P. Goodman, S. Campbell, C. Foster C, Blitstcin. T, FOURTH ROW: C. Nlacvers, A. Kcstcrson D, M. Mclindree, B. Boclensvhatz, L, Blitstein. D Langston. J. Spraclling. eel BOTTOM ROW: D. Siemers, M. Laney, M. Sea baugh, Prather, J. Randol, C. Freeman. SECOND ROW: H. Hobbs, C. Juden, J. Brunton, R. Springrneyer, Reimann, V. Miller, K. Margraf. 79 UIQ' THIRD ROW: L. Blaylodi, B. BUYCDZIIII. R. Frye, B. Taylor, K. Heise, S, Buss. FOURTH ROW: S. Smith, A. Svhcfffler. Jones. S. Rigdon, B. Whitler. TIGER B USINESS STAFF BOTTOM ROW: Reynolds, B. Tomerlin, L. Blitstein, B. Gen- try, G. Marshall, J, Haynes. SECOND ROW: G. Fischer, T. Spitzmiller, K. Steinhoff, Cochrane, R. Baker. Edmonds. I THIRD ROW: M. Price, D. Stubbs, L. Lusk, A. Spradling, S. Crowe. FOURTH ROW: C. Blitstein, C, Foster. Rust, K. Fischer. G. Brune. First Semester jOURNALISM CLASS The journalism class combines its efforts with those of the editors to put together our tri-weekly Tiger. The purpose ol' the paper is to build morale in the school give students experience in journalism. and serve as a public relations media. Thus the paper carries news of Central's activities to ABOVE, SEATED: Judy Prather, Paulette Martin, Brenda Pinkerton Alicia Schefller, Carole Avery, Gene Marshall. 1 STANDING: Marsha Seabaugh, Bob Joyce, Donna Brooks, Teri Riehl, Linda Blaylock, Kenneth McElreath. RIGHT, SEATED: Donna Wlelch, Typist, Preston Foster, Sports Ecli- tor: Dottie Kurre. Senior Editor. STANDING: Mrs, Folsom, Sponsor, Sue Campbell, First Page Editor. 80 the students, the town, and to other high schools throughout the country. TIGER LITERARY STAFF BOTTOM ROW: K. McElreath, D. Brooks, C. Avery, THIRD ROW: R, Mainz, M, Seabaughy W, Petchulr M. Daniels, J. Schacle, C. McNeil, A. WClkC1'. Prather, P. Foster, G. Marshall, B. Joyce, V. Berry. SECOND ROW: C. French, D. Mosley, T. Riehl, M. FOURTH ROWg M, Mahy, N, Nussbaum, P, Brown, Sudholdt, P. ESICS, P. lVI3.l'tlr1, D. KLIYFC, E. PCIlZCl, B. L, Green, L, Scheffler, L, Blaylock, A, Sudholdt, Pinkerton. CUB STAFF f 11 w BOTTOM ROW.' B. Hobbs, D, Nleystedt, P. Hardin, Beaudcanl Wright. L. Reed, W. Stafford. THIRD ROW: C. McKee, J. McKeown, Rudert, A SECOND ROW: E. Foy, S. Kuehle, C. Oppenhcim, G. Barringer, 81 The SCHOUL as it relates to -iff 6 .0 6 o 0 .. C lg C 0 XXMN I C Q 45 V Cm N N QQ 44 han om 1962 NORTHERN DIVISIO BOTTOM ROW: Manager K. Fischer, J. Owens, J. Fort, M. Williamson, J. Ramey, W. Vandivort, D. Crosnoe, D. Halcomb, G. Merritts, Metje, L. Loos, Beard. M. Long, M. Gray, B. Ward, G. Brune, Manager G. THIRD ROW: M. Brernermann, K. Stallings, J. Stovall, Fischer. M. Price, G. Schemel, M. Richey, C. Williams, M. Head- SECOND ROW: M. Hente, C. Duncan, B. Wilson, P. rick, G. Niehart, L. Lusk, J. Moore, P. Banks, L. Loos. Ulrich, J. Schrader, L. Miller, M. McBride, J. Rust. E. COA CHES' COMMENTS The 1962 Central High Tigers, champs of the new Northern Division of the South- east Missouri Athletic Association, was the first undefeated football team in twenty years at Central. In the season's first games, the hard nosed Tiger defense and grinding offense were not noticeable as the Bengals tied the University City Indians O-0, edged the River- view Gardens Rams 7-6, and trounced the Cairo Pilots 81-O. The only blot on the loop record was a 7-7 tie to arch-rival Jackson. Following the Jackson tie, the orange and black machine rolled over five straight division foes to end the season with a 7-O-2 record. Poplar Bluff fell 16-O, Chafiiee was edged l2-6, Charleston was trounced 32-O, the Sikeston streak was broken to the tune 32-O, and Perryville fell at our homecoming 21-O. Our homecoming was highlighted by the play of the entire squad, especially the seniors whose leadership was noticeable all year long. Though many fine players were lost through graduation, it is hoped that next year's seniors' leadership and a wealth of underclassrnen from this season's undefeated freshman-sophomore squad will keep the Northern Division championship in Cape Girardeau. Besides being loop champs, many boys received recognition for their grid perform- ances. Guards Walt Vandivort and Lester Miller, end Mark Headrick, fullback Paul Banks, and halfback Jim Stovall made the mythical first team all-division, while tackle John Ramey, center Jim Rust, end Mike Price, and quarterback Greg Brune made the second eleven. Halfback Joe Metje, who made the third team, and tackle Ken Stallings, who made honorable mention, closed out the Central domination of the all-division elevens. Lester Miller was chosen captain of the all-division first team, while Jim Rust was chosen most valuable lineman in the Northern Division. Rust, Vandivort, and Metje were team tri-captains for the year. 84 CHAMPS 1962 SCOREBOARD WE THEY 0 . . . . University City ..... . . . . . . 0 7 . . . . Riverview Gardens . . . . . . 6 81 ...... Cairo ........... . . . 0 7 ...... 9eJackson .... , , , 7 16 ...... 9f'Poplar Bluff . . . . . O 32 ...... i6Sikeston .... . . . O 12 ...... fChaffee .... . . . 6 32 .. 9eCharleston 0 21 ...... 9ePerryville . . . . , , O eedenotes Northern Division games. jUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD BOTTOM ROW: D. Lueders, B. Young, A. Pemberton, R. Stahley, A. Estes, B. Jackson, L. Nussbaum, W R. Headrick, B. Ward, G. Stallings, M. Friese, B. Wicker, Stickler, J. Murphy, J. Stone, J. Hoffman, Terry Crass Manager, Coach Brinkopf. SECOND ROW.' G. Holt, S. Buker, P. Kitchen, R. Rector, FOURTH ROW: M. Schuette, J. Amilingmeyer, H. God , dard, D. Followell, B. Bishop, M. Vogelsang, S. Johnson, H Pruitt, J. O'Connel1, C. Hafele, C. Meyer. R. Underwood. D. Sandin, L. Ervin, O. Garner, C. Baldwin, C. Brinkman R. Seyor, S. Seabaugh, H. Payne. THIRD ROW.' Coach Allen, L. Carlton, M. Rodgers, 85 ABOVE: Mike Price Junior End Junior Quarterback ' ALL-CONFERENCE RIGHT: Greg Brune ABOVE: Walt Vandivort Senior Guard ABOVE: John Ramey RIGHP senior Tackle Mark Headmk Senior End 86 HONOR WINNERS ABOVE: Jim Rust Senior Center ABOVE: Jim Stovall Senior Halfback LEFT : Paul Banks Senior Fullback 87 ABOVE: Lester Miller Senior Guard ABOVE: joe Metje Senior Halfback sf C 'f 3 if..ex,..Q-.ff f ,ws if-1' QUEEN SUSAN CAMPBELL S 1 1 1962 FOUTBALL QUEEN and Attendants Ten Riehl MW Charlotte Jenkms Helen Flentqe 89 I f Janet Ferfm are Sports at Centra! recatt blazing bonjhres, wz'na'z'ng snake dances and cheering Tzgers in crowded staa'z'wns. The fans d0n't cheer in vain because their cheers are a'z'rectea' toward proua' coaches ana' tzrea' but z1z'ct0rz'0us teams. 1 ,wf,n:,, ' f as we 'nm fx M, awww 3 ,mm 1-, . if, Q ii 2 W 'xii Q ly 4' A., ' I WA, AM? 91 COACH7S COMMENTS Starting the season with only one starter back from last year's fine team, the prospects for a good season were anything but bright, but the Tigers combined a good defensive game with strong rebounding to end the regular schedule with a 18-2 record. Wfith a good offense and an adequate reserve unit which helped to spark the Bengals to many wins in the latter part of the season, the Central basketeers faced a rugged schedule including such powerhouses as Dexter, Fredrick- town, Poplar Bluff, and Farmington. Beginning the season by taking second place in the conference tournament behind Dexter, the roundballers rolled to thirteen consecutive victories. Included in this streak was a double overtime win over Woodland, who possessed one of the best records in Southeast Mis- souri, giving the Tigers the Campus High Christmas 'Tournament title for the second time in many years, a championship of the city series over the Preps and Notre Dame, and a co-championship of the Southeast Missouri Conference with Dexter. Central's only loop loss was to their old rival Dexter who defeated them at the winners' homecoming. The Tiger Cubs completed the year with a 13-1 record, their only loss being a 51-49 decision to Perryville, giving the Cubs a tie for Southeast Missouri Conference Junior Varsity title with Perryville and Poplar Bluff. Individual highlight of the season was Kermit Meystedt's breaking of the school record for most points scored in a single game. He scored 47 points in the season finale against Farmington. Meystedt made second team all-district, missing the first team by one vote, while teammate Gr-eg Neihart made honor- able mention. Both boys obtained first team all-district Class L berths. Alan Kesterson and Curtis Williams were team captains. BOTTOM ROW: Jim Stovall, Mike Price, R. C. Grossheider, Gary Schemel, Jim Reid. SECOND ROW: Kenny Fischer, Manager, Curtis Williams, Greg Neihart, Kermit Meystedt, Paul Banks, Alan Kesterson, Coach R. B. Goodwin. jUNIOR VA RSITT BOTTOM ROW: Terry Robinson, Richard Haman, Greg Brune, Lonnie Blackwood, Larry Lusk, Rick Mike Schuette, jerry O,Connell, Sylvester Johnson, Williamson, Mike Bremermann, Charles Baldwin, Bob Vines, Ron Koenig, Ron Bowers. Manager Gary Fischer. SECOND ROW: Coach Jean Estes, jim Gregory, SCORES WE THEY 42 . . . .... Perryville ..... . . . 36 57 . . . .... Fredricktown . . . . . . 42 41 ..,. Dexter ...... ....43 86 . .. .... Campus .... .. . 49 47 ... . . Sikeston ...... ... 30 61... ..NotreDarne .... ....34 59... ..NewMadrid... ...49 49 . . . . . Woodland .... . . . 47 58 .. Kennett ..,. 46 43 .. Perryville 42 42... ...Iackson ...... ....3l 56 .. .. Notre Dame .... 42 60... ..Carnpus ...... ...41 65 . . . . . Poplar Bluff .... . . . 63 88.. ...NotreDame.. ....57 70 . . . . . Fredricktown . . . . . . . 60 64.. ...Dexter ..... ....74 55 .. Sikeston .... 38 70 .... .. . Jackson .... . . . . 49 98 .... . . . Farmington . . . . . . 53 or .41 . . .1-'re ' w 7 aaaanlwsi -H'-21' 93 Q, A . W , Y , pf ' . , f . , , -qq A v 4,563 V W E 3 , if L E ,Q an M, 22' P .i Q f , Q , . Q V. in I , -1.ylf sf ..Q A meg V ww EA 3 ,K E 5 H. 5 23? Us il w Q . , 4, , WW' I Q35 :'i9'EQw?h Qmw flag? W 'J 125 KHQ Q QQ E 4... nf: 2 U1 J , 2 .Q f JJ- , Q 'Q V . Q E gf' ' mi Q 4 V ,gg Q Q ,QQ f-mfg 53 Wifi Q Q Qgwil fif? 2 W if Ywfiy Q ' f fQ QQ if - ,gf ffff , Fm' Q X W A I fi. I Q7 ij K . 'Lf H475 T? Eb. ' 54 QxQ2fseaw!7 . i -: . V , li ,,g Q' f if X. V' 'fl .qvv j 7' If ' Am' gif. . Y , gi?-Q5 I Q iufgial E 'g7 Tf Q H ,:f. QW ra, ' an Wi yy ,,Q:, QQ, .--- ,, xr H ,QQ -, 1 , Q yi Q fQ Q QQ Q M- W, 'Q A' ,V A wifi 9 5, , V 0' ,,,, ,, qu 'M , 4 1 NVAA .7127 'Q , Q54 we E ii?:Q 4 Q2 Q. 'f M- Y Q ' Y' in 75 -'3 wf 4'Q1' f A 4 4 Z Q f'i'?f'iii.:g11 Q I 1 5 ,W f ,.,g.L,, - .. L A 6. Q 'Q V :M jig . ' ,, my 5 ? S3 L 35, if , .. ,L-,-f, .U ,W A., - K , :W 'Q W, I A good offensive attack in which numerous types of shots were used, was the fuel for the Central victory machine. This offense and a strong defense were the Tigers' weapons in their march to a Southeast Klissouri Conference Co-championship. The winning of basketball games can be accomplished only through devel- oping basic skills. The abilities of shoot- ing, rebounding, and dribbling swing into action as the two opposing centers jump for the opening tip, 95 Q .Q ,. The school record for points scored by :in individ- ual in 21 single ps-rforinancv was bI'OliC'I1 by Km'- znit lXl0ystQclt wlicn lie personally accounted for 47 points out of a 984-53 victory in the Tigers' final gains. 1963 BASKETBALL QUEEN A na' A Ztendants Sharon Williams Janet Fenimore 7 TENNIS The tennis squad, coached by Charles Bixler, posted a 3fl-l record for the 1962 season. First year men showed up well in the seasonls first match when the Tigers took a 6-l decision from Malden. The nettcrs were in top form when they topped Jackson 5-O, but were then stunned by Malden with a 2-2 tie. Central got back into their winning ways by whipping Jackson again 540, but were finally beaten by Kennett 3fl in the seasonas Finale. Jack Crowe was top performer in 1962, being undefeated in the regular season play and singles champ of the Kennett Invitational. Mike Seibel, Roger Nfahan, Ron Duff, Jack Crowe, Mark Michel, Dick Black, Chuck Blit- stein, Bill Johns, Coach Bixler. L K.. Q V We ' , 4? l 5 Y ,I sz, I ,. ff 3? 1' My 9 43, H' 18111, sv 5 st., 9 ,Sv Y -W 2. ,f-I s naar: 3 ny!! F HTH, ' 1 i Hi All L5 a ki fi .M - .....,-..W.. rv.. ...,..... ,-.. - II 'r www ,k,A, Z ,T , .. T, 5, 2 5 1 .nt . I 1 -Q f r we A ' .fir ' ' 4 ,M ,.,.. 1 -'- itfilf r ,. , b,, . . at 1 . V . . , We P' 231 . :Q ' I.. it it -K3 ' ' fi 3 I .fi it A aff I f . an--ff' 'WH' awww- J-'f I' T 'tw if 4'i: ii'iQ- Ly, ftgaiifiit- i sa' 1 we iff' l vwfigs. ,, ' hgh . .. tw, 2.2 ' ' A Y ,fy AMX- ,g-. y, L I A vp, fy-sw Q- 7 Y XV. 33 .X f V A 1 f I , 1 I - 4, 1, E, , 1 I F iw, 'R 5?-X is ag. is ss! .' rag.. ,aff A it gf1g,4'Qf4g iE11.2i'- xg. tk rs. I I A I eff gf . I . I eg xg xmgii I F ' '- k. , rfggigfkf . V f 1 , TRA CK The 1962 track squad was another Hne one. The cinder men brought home First place honors in the Kennett Invitational and the Cape Relays, gained a tie for second in the Northern Division Meet, and finished third in both the Poplar Bluff Invitational and the district meet. At the State Outdoor Meet in Columbia, Norval Jones placed third in the 880, while teammate Paul Ebaugh finished fourth in the discus to bring home honors for Central. In the State Indoor, Jones won the sec- ond place honor in the 880 as Central's only representative. Outlook for another line cinder team was good in early spring with many lettermen and members of last season's junior varsity returning. BOTTOM ROW: Richard Welker, Harold Payne, Dennis Miller, Bill Wicker, Randy Stah- ley, Bill Wilson, Richard Rayburn, john Statler, Richard Haman, Willie Andrews, Craig Brinkman, Norval Jones. SECOND ROW: Floyd Williams, Richard Hardwick, Lester Miller, Paul Banks, Gary Gate- ly, Jim Stovall, Joe Metje, Glen Merritts, Ralph Schild, Larry McLaird, Mike Gray, John Austin, Jim Owens, Buford Austin, James Kidd. THIRD ROW: Coach Miller, Paul Ebaugh, Hal Goddard, Charles Duncan, Mike Richey, J. Moore, Gary Schemel, Mike McBride, Walter Vandivort, Frank Baker, Dean Kimmich, Brad Wilson, Don Mowery, Mike Phillips, Jim Stone, R. C. Grossheider, Larry Lusk, Man- ager Weldon Ruebel, Coach Hargens. CROSS CO UNTRT The Cross Country team, coached by Charles Bixler, was in a rebuilding :.' wie asses, :XVWZN 35351 stage this year. The Tigers won one of three dual meets, took three sec- ond place finishes in the jackson and Cape invitationals and the district meet, and a fourth place finish in the Farmington Invitational. This yearis squad was a young one, made up mostly of juniors and sopho- mores who should lead the Tigers back to harrier prominence once again I1CXt year. BOTTOM ROW: Mike Stuart, John Brown, Ron Hill, Larry McLaird, Terry Hopkins, Alan Miller. SECOND ROW': Gary Gately, Howard Tracy, R. C. Grossheider, Dean Kim- mich, Jim Reid. THIRD ROW: Manager Jack Taylor, Merrill Lewis, Richard Rayburn, Mike Phillips, Don Mowery, Ken Ervin, Darrel Lewis, Dennis Farrow, Coach Bixler. 99 S. ,Wag 1962 STATE BASEBALL The Spring of 1962 was a rewarding season for the Central baseball team. Victory after victory followed the Tigers to the State tournament final game in Busch Stadium in St. Louis where the Tigers annexed a i2lff2 win over the St. Louis Uni- versity High Billikins. Kermit Meystedt, the starting pitcher, took the relay from hrst baseman Jerry Suedekum for the final out of the big game 3 and bedlam broke out among the Central rooters. The state finals game featured timely hitting led by shortstop Alan Kesterson and centerhelder Floyd King, a tight defense, and the superb pitching of mound aces, Steve Mosley, Kesterson, and Meystedt. Alan Kesterson led the hitters with a .4-39 batting average, followed by Floyd King with 420, Gary Davie with 423, and Bob Nations with 349. The team batting average was 324. Mosley led the Bengal hurlers with a 9fO record, followed by Alan Kesterson and Kennit Nleystedt each with a 4vO record. The 4--2 state finals victory topped a great season for the rawhiders - a season which included twenty-one undefeated games, the Southeast Missouri Conference Cham- pionship, and the state title. Highlights of the season were the lfO victory,over Mercy of St. Louis, the 7f2 stomp of previously unbeaten Paducah Tilghman, and the victory in the state finals. BOTTOM ROW: David Scheeter, Jim Reid, Alan Kesterson, Greg Brune, Don Ford, Mark W'illiamson, Doug Halcomb, Carl Eyre, Marlin Harrison. SECOND ROW: Gary Davie, John Ferris, Joel Beaudcan, Steve Mosley, Jerry Suedekum, Kermit Meystedt, Greg Neihart, Floyd King, John Watkins, Bob Nations, Coach Brinkopf. 100 , CHAMPIO STATE GOLF RUNNER UP Kennett 205, Cape Central 1685 This score told the story of our I-irst golf match of the 1962 season, and gave the First hint of what was in the future for our hard-hitting linksrnen. The duffers continued to knock off all opponents including a tough lN'est Frankford team which would have otherwise gone unde- feated. During this rampage of victories, the Tigers had one goal in mind. That goal was a trip to the state championship tournament at Springfield, MiSSOl11'i. After easily winning their District meet, they were on their way. State competition consisted of a grueling 36 holes, and playing conditions were not improved by a blistering 98 degree temperature. However, behind the leader- ship of cool-playing and hot-firing Bill Oppenheiln, the Tigers roared into a highly respected 2nd place. LEFT: Kenny iN'ICElreath, Dick W'adlington, Nlike Long, Cris Collie, Bill Oppenheini, Mike Busch, Jim Reynolds, Tom Spitzmiller, Jim Waltz, Robert Brinkopf, Coach Muir. 1 ...ji Nu Rs., Rz'a'z'ng a school bus is laughter, pranks, and a j9antz'e review cf notes fir debaters. Research, preparations, ana' entertaining guest debaters fl! many long hours bejpre debates begin. A 'w , . J, W WARM It ALS , .e ,, wmv h . Fl Drums V - E .Q . ' k g1 g Z Q A W ,Mp km . ills' rl' , .. , 5 WM air a- ,K .g,.g,,a,,5g yugimme . Q, J 1 rw., .sf ., awww is Winners Qf unz'0r-Senior Oratorical Contest Second place, Jim Reynolds, first place, Mike Daniels. NO VICE DEBA TERS The desire to express oneself through words is one of the basic drives of human nature. Centralites are given a chance to satisfy this desire by means of the public speaking contests and the debate club. Traveling to area schools, the clebaters pit their knowledge and use of words against students of similar interests. The Freshman - Sophomore and Junior - Senior Public Speaking Contests are open to any individuals from these respective classes. The participants gain invaluable experience as well as a sense of accomplishment from the contests. BOTTOM ROW: John Vogel, Ronald Dost, Mike Erv- THIRD ROW: Marsha Maupin, Carolyn Penzel, Ron- in, John Finch, Jean Siemers, Sondra Feverston, Martha nie Marshall, John Magill, Vickie Berry, Della Heise. Mahy, FOURTH ROW: Mike Young, Joe Edmonds, Jim SECOND ROW: Dave Krokel, Bill Hopkins, Don Sand- Cochran, Richard Baker, Cheri Huckstep. er, Elizabeth Ridings, Sally Baker, Emma Penzel, Carol Klarstield. 104 State Student Debate Congress SITTING: Sally Wright, Andy Svully, Bill Wilson, Ricky Meinz, Susan Sea- baugh. STANDING: Kenny Steinhoff, Steve Folsom, Mike Daniels, John Mueller, Jim EXPERIENCED DEBA TERS BOTTOM ROW: Pat Johnson, Sharon Stiver, THIRD ROW: Nancy Jenkins, Sally Wright, Andy Janice Stafford, Diane Siemers, Mary Ponder, Pat Scully, Al Spradling, Ricky Mc-inz,RiChz1rd Hill. Sommers. FOURTH ROW: Vicky Ruth, Steve Folsom, Sus- SECOND ROW: Joe Beatty, Chuck Dockins, Bill an Seabaugh, Robin Kratz, Mike Daniels, Jim Rey- Wilson, Mike Seabaugh, Ken Steinhoff, Becky Mc- nolds, Joy Hock. Ginty, Nancy Nussbaum. 105 The CLASSES as thy relate to n S4 Q 9 Us .1 ,, 0 I K, I X Q I 1 X W 75 - O J U 7 v FRESHMEN BOTTOM ROW: Calvin Break, Connie Carlton, Frances Brock, Helen Brock, Pat Cato, Peggy Buckner, Ronald Bowers. SECOND ROW: Barney Bollinger, Vercel Bryant, Hope Bollinger, Rose Cauble, Vickie Bush, Brad Brune, Donald Call. THIRD ROW: Dennis Bowden, Mary Bray, Pam Burkhimer, Revella Booker, Linda Brown, Ruth Brown, Donna Brothers, Ottis Causey. FOURTH ROW: Gary Cassoutt, Larry Campbell, Dee Ann Bockhorst, Jimmy Cheek, Joy Cayse, Carol Brady, Judy Burlbaugh. - SPONSOR: MISS HAMAN BOTTOM ROW: Ken Baker, Dorinda Blattner, Lin- THIRD ROW: Margaret Barks, Beth Barringer, Mary da Baker, Amy Barringer, Malinda Abbott, Richard Bissell, Sara Bierbaum, Kathy Bell, Linda Balsman. Baker. FOURTH ROW.' Ronald Bedell, Terry Bcrkbigler, Lynn SECOND ROW.' Roger Bierschwal, Daniel Beard, Aufdenburg, Bill Bishop, Danny Birk. - SPONSOR: Nancy Bender, Gwen Bcaudean, Sheila Blackwell, Mary MR. HEUSCHOBER Baker, Bill Askew. 108 GF Qs im-J The first year in a nrfzc school of- fers much bvzcilrlvrrrzvrit . . . Thrrv are neu' fairs, high school spirit, the frantic sf'arrlz1's for rooms to cope with , . . Lvarning new clzvwrs, and attending exciting ball games. . . Participating in a variety of clubs, Learning a diferent type of scholastic attitude . .. Responsibilities are coming our way, and certain decisions arc' only ours to make . . . Wr' are making plans for the mar! three years . . . Plans that will uphold Centraljs stanflara's. BOTTOM ROW: Terry Crass, Gloria Davis, Helen Devault, Sondra Clipper, Brenda Cox, Terry Darter. SECOND ROW: Lynn Davis, Suzanne Davison, Leroy Craft, Thomas Crites, Mike Crowder. 10 9 THIRD ROW: Eugene Dale, Nancy Colyer, Jan Davis, Phyllis Cotner, Donna Copeland, Jimmy Clary. FOURTH ROW: Bill Dalton, Jimmy Cochrane, Russell Doughty, Jayne Coile, Carolyn Cook. 4 SPONSOR: MISS KIES BOTTOM ROW: Linda Green, Linda Gregory, Mary Harris, Janet Golden, Russell Goehring, Toni Grose. SECOND ROW: Rosanne Hecht, Kitty Garrett, Joyce Hand, Carol Hale, Janet Goldrick, THIRD ROW: Judy Gruner, Kathy Grant, Brenda Iii Hayes, Gail Gladish, Dick Golden, John Headrick FOURTH ROW: Raine Headrick, Michael Herron Collin Hafele, Otto Garner, Jimmy Hahs - SPONSOR MRS. SHEPPARD. BOTTOM ROW: Billy Ecklernann, Terry Farrow, De- lores Eakins, Amy Ewing, Thomas Finney, Harlyn Eakins. SECOND ROW.' Judy Faust, Vicki Edwards, Sarah Edmonds, Mike Ervin, Gary Fischer, Margie Flowers. 110 THIRD ROW: Pat Evans, Gary Feuerhalrn, Jimmy Frazier, Bill East, Ann Ellis. FOURTH ROW: Rayma Franklin, Kathy Fyfle, Mike Friese, Joe Edmonds, Nancy Froemsdorf, Debbie El- frank. 1 SPONSOR: MRS. MCKINNIS BOTTOM ROW: Larry La Bruyers, Sharon Kirk, Judy THIRD ROW: Sandra Littleton, Mary Lail, Marilyn Kurre, Linda McLain, Cinda McKee, Mary Kurtz, Knehans, Vickie Kitchen, Jane McKeowen, La Donna Paul Lufcy. McLard, Elda McDowell, Vickie Lee. SECOND ROW: Shelia Kirchhoff, Becky Latham, FOURTH ROW: Connie Lynn, Douglas Koch, Burt Becky Lang, Ruth Lee, Pat Koeppel, Jeanne Koenig, Lehman, Roy McFall, Janet LaMar. - SPONSOR: MR. George McLain. FORD T'f1.,1 BOTTOM ROW: Bill Jackson, Barbara Howard, Roxie THIRD ROW: Judy King, John Hoffman, Douglas Houseman, Prudence Irvin, Judy Kearney, Brad Horky. Johnson, Paul Hubbard, Keith Kelly, Bill Kaiser. SECOND ROW: Diane Hunze, Bonnie Holshouser, FOURTH ROW: jarette Keller, Barbara Hobbs, Terry Jesse James, Robert Hileman, Don Jacobs. Hopkins, Diane Huey. g SPONSOR: MRS. MUEGGE 111 BOTTCUI ROIV: YVa1'ren Mnsterson. Diana bias- THIRD ROW: Kathleen 'Xlattes Linda Nfaddux lerson, Carole iXI3Sl0I'SOIl. Janet Mitchell, Linda My- Diana Meystcdl. David Moore ames lylurphy ers. Palsy Nlgiylii-i'ry, David Xlusgmves. Douglas lyiadderra. Billy Xfillcr Sl'fff0,YD ICOIV: Janet Moore. Marilyn Macvers, FOURTH ROW: Roger Minson Roanna Morris Snmlra Nfnyhelnl, JIIIICI Moore. Bob Malahy, Keith Dana Miller, Lynn Merkle, PM Nance Janis Na el Middleton. SPONSOR: MRS. SCHOWVENGERD1 BOTTOM ROW.' David Poe, Mary Niswonger, Donna. Pinkerton, Karen Phillips, Brenda Propst, Greg Nun- nelcc. SECOND ROW: Sue Nix, Lila Perry, Gayla Polittc, Carolyn Payne, Mary Nowell. THIRD ROW.' lWarCia Perry, Lynn Oldheld, David '- Phillips, Julia Pettigrew Kathy Oppenheim Marida Nothdurft. FOURTH ROW: Daxid Pind Andy Pimperton Larry Nussbaum, Rosemary Parks Ernestme Noel SPON 2 SOR: MR. CHILES BOTTOM ROW: Daniel Schemel, Richard Stroder, THIRD ROW: Gary Stallings, Jean Seabaugh, Donna Jean Sierners, Mary Sides, Linda Stone, Patricia Tipton, Shivelbine, Leslie Thomas, lVIiehael Schuette, Mike Sto- Gail Tibbles, Nancy Schwab. yall, Mary Sitze, Judy Spalding. SECOND ROW: Gwendolyn Shields, Nancy Stovall, FOURTH ROW: Jo Strack, Kathy Slinkard, Bob Ruth Schuessler, Vicky Seabaugh, Pat Thompson, Swaim, Roger Snyder, Wayne Stickler, Cynthia Stahly, Jeannine Scott, Joni Tickel, Steve Slinkard, Terry Siem- Janie Thomure, Marilyn Sides, Phyllis Sides. - SPON- ers, Helen Sweet. SOR: MRS. HIATT BOTTOM ROW: Toxn Ross, Betty Rawlings, Patsy THIRD ROW: Vickie Rueseler, Gail Rowland, Samuel, Margaret Ritter, Rita Riddle, Michael Don Sandin, Paul Sander, Sally Randol, Elizabeth Ringwald. Ridings. SECOND ROW: Gerald Ruesler, Norma Robbi- FOURTH ROW: Bill Reynolds, Mike Rodgers, son, Connie' Richardson, Betty Rollman, Jane Ru- Harold Pruitt, John Sachse, Terry Robinson. - dert, Rita Robertson, Darlene Sample. SPONSOR: MRS. WOMACK 113 BOTTOM ROW: Ruth YVilson, Margaret VVills, Jeanne Wolpers, Linda Yallaly, Linda Whitaker, Sharon Trotter, Charlotte Ulrich, Janet Zickficlcl. SECOND ROW: John Vogel, Phil Wagoner, Judy YVelker, jo Vlillarcl, Geneva YVestbrook, Deborah Young, Sharon Vogelsang, Nancy Wlacllington, Vlesley Tripp, Susan Wlelker. THIRD ROIV: Bob Vllhite, Bill lVithers, Bob YN ard rn Williams, Kenneth Wfalker, lN1ic'hael Vogelsan5 Bo Tomerlin, Bob Vines. FOURTH ROW: James WVilliams, Sally Wright Stan ley Trickey, Beverly Hfright, Sharon Wlilliarns Nhchael Young, Bill Young. SPQNSORSI 4 MRS. STRAUS ER, MR. STEPHENS 'FN EP . . . and they all came to the art .. i Hanoi 114 After one year at Central most of us undvrstand what is going on . . . What the rush is all a out . . . Manyf' actieitizfs help to compose our schedules . . . We are well acquainted with the faculty and curriculum. . . Now we must decide on our vocational plans . . . Sojihomores enter a world of realization . . . after a year of experimentation. The goals, philosophy, and procedures of Central help us develop maturity . . . We are carrying out the duties that we took upon ourselves as freshmen . . . Duties that help maintain Ccntral's high quality. . A W ,s, t .,,,,tt,,,, .. , ,L feefgwf, 1 A f,1m,ttVlgfQ,rltx3,,laws -wtfsrxfz ,mffgaf?svf-,g-Sf: f:g, 1azi1?x2W'firo1'f9:ete, s,,l S S OPH OM ORES BOTTOM ROW: Terry Ashby, Vicki Barks, Yvonne ,Askew, Tana Austin, Jeanette Bess, Mike Blackwell. SECOND ROW: Amanda Ashby, Danny Barks, Paul Blattner, Charles Baldwin, Joe Beatty, Diana Blackwell. THIRD ROW: Vickey Berry, Janis Avery, Joan Am- 5 lingmeyer, Patricia Altenthal, Phyllis Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Terry Abbott, Thomas Blattel, Lon- nie Blackwood, John Arnlingmeycr, Alvin Bess, Lary Abbott. - SPONSOR: MISS WILLIAMS BOTTOM ROW: Bryon Bollinger, Michael Cliff, Jo- anne Bone. Janet Chenoweth, Anne Buchanan, Steve Brightwell, Terry Bock. SECOND ROIV: Craig Brinkman, Linda Brumley, Vickie Clark, Marilyn Brown, Melinda Brown, John Brown. James Brocklnire. THIRD ROW: De Wayne Brown, Lindell Brennecke, Brenda Bone, Becky Cauble, Judith Briggen, Ronald Clipper. FOURTH ROW: Ricky Boss, Mike Bremrnerman, Rob- ert Brown, Russ Boren, Leslie Carlton. SPONSOR: MISS ADAMS Se J BOTTONI ROW.' Ronald Dost, Donna Eaker, Jancy Critcs, Judy Cook, Judy Dunklin, James De- boe. SECOND ROW: Rlarilyn Dudley, Bruce Edwards, Kenneth Dillingham. Sherman Edwards, Charles Dockins, Beverly Cross. rt tl L THIRD ROW: Candace Crawford. Deloris Crites, Donna Eddlernan, Janet Creighton, Joan Earley. FOURTH ROW.' Bill Cracraft, Lee Dahringer, Robert Eckelniann, Steve Crowe, Charles Duncan, Thomas Dohogne. - SPONSOR: MRS.'BOHN- SACK BOTTOM ROW: James Feldrneier, Ernie Foy, Peggy Estes, Anola Gill, Wayne Gohliher, John Finch. SECOND ROW: Dennis Farrow, Louie Ervin, Mi- chael Floyd, Kenneth Gore, Frederick Fox, Janice Fish- er, Sharon Frazier. THIRD ROW: Richard Fulton, Gary Gateley, Michael Gray, Norman Golden, Janice Gilbert. FOURTH ROW: Donald Ford. James Fulbright, Dwayne Followell, Hal Goddard, Jerry Fowler. - SPONSOR: MR. BOCK - r V BOTTOM ROW: Richard Haas, Barney Hartline, Fran- Cie Hopkins, lXIartha Hathaway, Diana Hook, Terry Huckstep, Terry Hinkle. SECOND ROIV: Betty Hardin, Jim Gregory, Grant Holt, Paul Hardin, David Hahs, Ronald Hill, Janice House. .wu- '-up-f-dl THIRD ROPV: Toni Grose, Beth Hayden, Richard Haman, Tom Hamilton, Steven Huffman. Harold Green. FOURTH ROW: Marsha Harris, Linda l'IL1IY'lCS. Sue Huber, Della Heise, Cheri Hufkstep. --- SPONSOR: MRS. RIXMAN n 5- BOTTOM ROW Alberta O,Brien, Carol THIRD ROW: Jeanne Perry, Jo Ann Blills Xlott Cheiie Pind Gwendolyn Petty, Barbara Connie Nelson, Carolyn Penzel, Sandra Nance FOURTH ROW: Alan Miller, Jerry OfConnel SI COND ROW Randy Morse, Mike Miller, Nlike Murray, James Owens. - SPONSOR Mike Pind Bob Norman, Carolyn Perr, Emma MISS HELEN SMITH BOTTOM ROW: Joe McDaniel, Cheryl Mc- THIRD ROW: Dick Lueders John Magill Ron Clard, lylarcia hlaupin, Alice Lynn, Ronnie ald Marshall, Larry MCLa1rd Mayberry. FOURTH ROW: Sandra McLain Carl Meyer SECOND ROW: Karen lNICKay, Marsha Mar- Kenneth lX'IcNeely. - SPONSOR MRS FOL shall, David McLain, Charlene McNeil, Larry SOM McElroy, Martha Mahy. 118 BOTTOM ROW: Larry Kaempfer, Patricia John- son, Susan Kiloler, Judi LaGrand, Rose King, Sue Kuehle, Jim Hunze. SECOND ROW: Carol Klarsfeld, Pamela Jewel, Janet Lilly, Marilyn Johnson, Jackie Knehans, Betty Keesee, Viola Jones. THIRD ROW: David Lemmon, Mike Long, Ron- ald Koenig, Nancy Jenkins, Carolyn Lee, Reba James. FOURTH ROW: Paul Kitchen, Charles Langston, Philip Lewis, James Lorberg, Frank Jenkins. - SPONSOR: MISS SACKMAN BOTTOM ROW: Kay Richards, Patisha Runnels, Karen Points, Carolyn Rodgers, Constance Ratliff, Danny Poe. SECOND ROW: Margaret Ricketts, Mary Rick- ard, Paul Rogers, Larry Reid, Lee Roll, John Rastl. THIRD ROW: Mary Ponder, Jo Heaton, Georgan 119 Rainwater, Janie Prather, Terry Rose, Vicky Roth, lviary Rodgers. FOURTH ROW: Jerome Riley, Paul Reitzol, Betsy Ringland, Carol Rapp, Judy Rayburn. - SPON- SOR: MR. BRINKOPF BOTTOM ROW: Mark Sisson, Ann Seabaugh, Sharon Smith, Linda Silman, Marjorie Saner, Judy Schlimrne, Thomas Seabaugh, Donnie Smith. SECOND ROW: Jennifer Sims, Kathy Seabaugh, Lin- da Smith, Michael Seabaugh, Don Sander, Mike Schlimme, Bobby Simpher. THIRD ROW: Jackie Schwab, Connie Sandin, Paul Schwab, Ronnie Seyer, Ralph Schild, Henry Scheussler, Judy Schrader, Marsha Schearf. FOURTH ROW: Steve Seabaugh, Michael Smith, Bobby Simpher, Frederick Smith, Bill Sanders, Tony Sample, John Shotwell. SPONSOR: MR. HAMAN BOTTOM ROW: Joe Snell, Stiver, Toni Starkweather, Spradling, Norman Thompson. SECOND ROW: Bob Stone, Stoffel, Esther Tripp, Vicki Michael Stuart. Bonnie Strom, Sharon THIRD ROW: Jerry Staley, Ronald Trickey, Patrick Mary Sudholt, David Sommers, Charles Snyder, Randy Stahly, Kenneth Steinhoff. Stephen Strong, Connie FOURTH ROW: David Stovall, Jimmy stone, Al Spalding, Pam Skittles: Spradling, Walter Stafford, Kenneth Trowbridge. - SPONSOR: MR. LITTLE. 120 an the parties get better each year . . . BOTTOM ROW: Shirley Welker, Ann Watson, Nor- ma Wagoner, Pat Wright, Trudetta Weaver, Sandra Whitledge, Carolyn Whittaker, James Wright. SECOND ROW: Wlinnis Wilkinson, Jane West, Bill Wicker, Ronald Underwood, Jim Waltz, Donna Yall- aly, Alice Welker, Susan Valle, Phyllis Varnurn. THIRD ROW: Michael Webb, John Ueleke, Steven Wells, Kent Wells, RichardiWelker, Bill Wilson, Kent Verhines, James Volkerding., FOURTH ROW: Sally Wright, Brenda Welch, Thom- as Willson, Brad Wilson, Edward White, Bruce Weltch, Phillip Vinyard. - SPONSOR: MRS. MILLER 121 In sharing ainis ana' activities, working ana' playing together, lending helping hands when neealeah sharing responsibilities, the classes biiila' an esprit a'e earpsn which eantribntes to the Central spirit. ,M mx if is ,,wxAff1l: ikfixknqffizi :'..' QMS,-.ff mwg sg, -- yzwlf F ,11Z,. Zw. ,. 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Moore Lana Moore Kay Morrow Don Mowery Karalyn Moyers John Mueller Shelia Neary Betty Nelson -'Diana Newburn Joe Nussbaum Nancy Nussbaum Cynthia Owens Gloria Palsgrove Raylene Parks Bob Perkins Brenda Pinkerton Joe Popp Judy Prather Stanley Richardson John Reimann James Reynolds Mike Price Jane Randol Carol Rawlings Richard Rayburn Nellie Reed James Reid David Reimann Donna Reimann Mike Richey IDR NiifKH5i2iWL'5lS?if3lEi5iiSE?55lyif!S-'i 'I ijggislfgf gg :Emmy-:M migf 355' is , nigeria Egg' -.3 1112 5 f1,2es?ia11g as is mi -f J , rf, ' f s r Ss H fr a ' f W -: .. 'K .pf-, 1 . ' ' :. w.4??bfM:,-Q. I . av as , r A 132 Brenda Rollmnn Glenda Rollman Linda Ross Stephen Roth Larry Sadler Nancy Sample Doreen Sander Kenneth Sanders Betty Schlegel Larry Schoen Carl Seabaugh Faye Seabaugh Sue Sarff Edward Schafer Alicia Schefller Gary Schemel Glen Seabaugh Margie Seabaugh Marsha Seabaugh Susan Seabaugh Jon Selph Robert Sheets Gwynn Sheppard Lynn Sheppard Don Shrum Donna Sides Diane Sierners Judith Sitzes Brenda Smith Kay Spalding Tom Spitzmiller Susan Springer Rodger Springmeyer Janice Stafford Leroy Stephenson Margaret Stone David Stubbs Ann Sudholt Bob Taylor ff-we 134 IORS Jack Taylor Bob Templeton Ronnie Thiele Howard Tracy Evelyn Tripp Sharon Tripp James Ulrich Phillip Ulrich Danny Upchurch Donna Utley Stephanie Voil Michael Volkerding Robert Wagner Kay Watson Karen Webb Bert Wells R. B. Welty in bhbi Pat Wiethop Yvonne Wiley Judy Williamson L Mark Williamson Rickie Williamson Connie Wills Janet Wlills Richard Winder Gail Wissman Sharon Witcher Sandra Woodward Kay Margraf, Vicki Young, George Cauble. These students are familiar to weryone, for they have bean outxtancling in tlzwir participation in classes and extra-czlrricular' aclioitiar. Those .vtudants rfjzrfsrrzt tlzr' nominations of the faculty on the baxix of tlzvir outstanding contributions to the cliaractrr of Central. Tllcy alxo rajlrfsant Ilia popular votv of Ilia scniorx. THE Kay Sample, Bill Underwood, John johnson, Alma Wolff. 136 gin. WTI Walter Vandivort, Teri Riehl, Jo Bob Schrader, Susan Campbell. Alan Kesterson. OUTSTAN E LEFT: Paul Schnare, Dottie Kurre Cory Foster. RIGHT: David Scheeter, Donna Blankenship, Carolyn Maex'ers. 137 TOM ARMBRUSTER GLENDA ALLEN ANNA LEE ANCELL BOB ANDREWS Only yesterday, it seems, we were freshmen - frightened, curious, and eager. Before we knew it we had progressed to juniors, the in-between-class. Then suddenly it was our turn to be kings of the hallsf, Each activity took on a special meaning as we did it for the last time. Saying good-bye to our friends and Central was sad, but we are proud to be graduates t,.., JOHN AUSTIN FRANKIE BAKER TOMMY BAKER MARY BANFIELD PAUL BANKS JOYCE BARRINGER TIM BENDER SHARON KAY BISSELL DONNA BLANKENSHIP CHARLES BLITSTEIN LARRY BLITSTEIN BARBARA BODENSCHATZ BILL BODENSCHATZ CHARLOTTE BODENSCHATZ KAREN BOLEN SENIOR IRVIN BEARD JOEL BEAUDEAN LYNN BEAUDEAN SUE CAMPBELL GEORGE CAUBLE ALAN CHAMPION RUBY COLLINS PATSY COOK JEAN CRAIG 3 ya ELIZABETH FAUST JANET FENIMORE ELAINE FIEHLER JOHN FINNEY HELEN FLENTCE ELMER FORD REBECCA DAVIS VICKI DAVIS TERRY DECK JANETTA ERVIN KENNETH ERVIN JUDY FARRIS GORY FOSTER PEGGY FRIESE BOB GENTRY LARRY HAYES GLADYS HAYNES JAMES HAYNES KAY GILLILAND PATRICIA GOLIGHTLY JOYCE GOODE SENIOR PAT GOODMAN WILMA GOODRUM GAROLYN HALL ALLEN HILL MIKE HINTON JOE HIRSCH 363 ANN HODGES BARBARA HOLMES ALBERT HUBBARD MARK HEADRICK KENT HEISE PEGGY HICKS JERRY HUCKSTEP CAROL HULL JANET JACKSON SUSAN JACOB PAT JAMES CHARLOTTE JENKINS JOHN JOHNSON BARBARA KAUFFMAN KAY KEESEE SENIOR e u 4 N . A E NEIL KEFAUVER ALAN KESTERSON MONTA SUE KEYES GARY KINDER SHARON KIRCHHOFF STEVE KIRCHHOFF MICHAEL KOESSEL MARY KOHNEN DOTTIE KURRE JACK LAIL DAVID LANGSTON PAULA LASATER I 5 A N BRENDA LATHAM JOHN LEE MARY LEWIS MADELINE LIEBIG RICHARD LIMBAUGH DARLENE LUFCY GENE MARSHALL WANDA MAYBERRY MARY MCBRIDE SHARON MABREY CAROLYN MAEVERS KAY MARGRAF LINDA MCDOWELL MAUREEN MCENDREE MIKE MCENDREE BETTY MCGEE SHARON MQGLONE MARGARET MEDLIN RICHARD MERKLE GLENN MERRITTS JOE METJE NANCY MINER CAROLYN MOORE KAY MOORE GREG NEIHART GENE NUSSBAUM BILL OPPENHEIM KERMIT MEYSTEDT LESTER MILLER MARY MILLER SE I ORS EDITH PENROD WVINNIE PETCIIUL DORA PETTY LARRY PIERCE DAVID OTTO MARY PALSGROVE JACK PATTERSON FORD PHILLIPS ROGER PICKETT JIM PIERCE EMMA PIPER DIANA POLEN OF 1963 RUTH PROFFER KENNETH PRUITT JOHN RAMEY MARY RICHARDS CHERYL RIDDLE TERI RIEHL SUSAN RIGDON NANCY RINGLAND ROBERT ROTH GERALD SAMPLE KAY SAMPLE SHARON SAMS gui. Wxceiiezgw Wi 'gif 5: Q '52 ar 'iw sh is JON SANDER JOHN SCHADE DAVID SCHEETER W1-:LDON RUEBEL JAMES RUST JINNEY SACHSE KAREN SCHEPER HARRY SCHLUE PAUL SCHNARE RAY SCHONHOFF JOE BOB SCHRADER ROBERT ANDREW SCULLY VIANIS SLINKARD LUCY SMITH JANICE SMITH NANCY SEABAUGH STANLEY SEABAUGH WILLIS SEABAUGH LINDA SHAFFER BOB SHELL GENICE SILMAN NORMAN SPURLOCK KENNETH STALLINGS MARSHA STALLINGS 2 JUDY SMITH WILEY SNIDER JUDY SPRADLING ELSWORTH STATLER LARRY STOFFEL JAMES STOVALL PAMELA TAVEGGIA JUDITH TAYLOR SHARON TAYLOR ALBERT UNDERWOOD BILL LJNDERWOOD JOHN UPCHURCH 153 L X, RON THIQRLKILL MARGARET ELLEN TRACKS CARL TRIPP WALTER VANDIVORT DICK WADLINGTON DONNA WELCH LAURA WELKER LINDA VVELTY REBECCA WHITLER ALMA WOLFF MARTY WRIGHT ROBERT WRIGHT DARREL WUNDLRLIOH JEAN YOUNG VICKI YOUNG 954 -wx, -'WY JUDY WILLARD JIMMY WILLIAMS ROB WILLIAMS SHARON WILLIAMS JIM WILLS MARY WILLSON I 9 :H , is 91 if W YZ? 'N ' -,f ,1 K X , Yiiil: v,,. J' ,, - ,fp elllll , ' V , ,B if za 1' 7 if QM, 5 I n 3' ,. . 1 1 X-55.2 QUEEN KAY SENIOR QUEEN A D CANDIDATES Alma Wolff, Mary Lewis, Teri Riehl, Donna Blankenship, Sue Campbell. 155 SENIOR DIRECTORY ALLEN, GLENDA Q Band, Tigerettes, C.O.E. ANDREWS, BOB Q C.O.E. ARCHER, WILLIAM ARMBRUSTER, TOM Q C.O.E. AUSTIN, JOHN Q Track, Cross Country. BAKER, FRANK Q Football, Track, Basketball. BAKER, 1. TOM Q Silver Spear, '61 1-Act Play, Pro- jectionist Club. BANFIELD, MARY Q Typing Club, Girls' Sports Club, Art Club, C.O.E. BANKS, PA UL Q Football, Baseball, Basketball, Track, A Cappella. BARNARD, JOHN BARRINGER, fOYCE Q French Club, Cheerleader, Tigerettes, Silver Spear, Student Council. BEARD, IRVIN Q Girardot Photography Staff, Girar- dot Business Staff, Red Dagger, Spanish Club, Math Club, Typing Club, Latin Club, Music contest, A Cap- pella, Madrigal, Track, Football, Treasurer Homeroom. BEAUDEAN, IOEL Q Latin Club, Hunting and Fish- ing Club, Red Dagger, Psychology Forum Club, Presi- dent Homeroom, A Cappella, Book Exchange, Earth Science Club. BEAUDEAN, LYNN Q National Poetry Contest, Red Dagger, '61 3-Act Play, Tigerettes, Monitor, Treasurer Homeroom, A Cappella, Vocabulary Club, French Club. BENDER, TIM Q Silver Spear. BISSELL, SHARON Q Earth Science Club, Nurses Club, Bowling Club, Freshman Choir. BLANKENSHIP, DONNA Q Cheerleader, Red Dag- ger, Girardot Business Staff, National Poetry Contest, Tigerettes, Bowling Club, Silver Spear, '61 1-Act Play, Girls Sports Club, National Honor Society, Girardot Queen, Senior Queen Candidate, Basketball Queen Candidate. BLITSTEIN, CHARLES Q Tiger Business Staff, Book Exchange, Student Council, Red Dagger, President Homeroom, Vice President Homeroom, Football, Latin Club, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Band, Tennis. BLITSTEIN, LARRY Q Student Council, Tiger Busi- ness Staff, Red Dagger, Latin Club, Bowling Club, Presi- dent Homeroom, Vice President Homeroom, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Basketball, Band, Book Exchange. BODENSCHATZ, BARBARA Q French Club, Tigeret- tes, A Cappella, Madrigal, Typing Club, Treasurer Homeroom, Intramurals, Library Assistant. BODENSCHATZ, CHARLOTTE Q C.O.E., Tigeret- tes. BODENSCHATZ, WILLIAM Q Debate, Library As- sistant, Red Dagger, Vocabulary Club, Vice President Homeroom, Art Club, Secretary Homeroom, Photog- raphy Club, French Club, '61 1-Act Play, Silver Spear, National Honor Society, National Forensic League, Mad- rigal, Boy's Sextet. BOLEN, KAREN -- Choral Club, Tigerettes, Freshman Choir. BOLLINGER, DONALD Q Bowling Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Pep Band, Student Council, Football. BRA Y, ELLEN -- Future Teachers of America, Span- ish Club, Book Exchange, Tiger Literary Staff, National Poetry Contest, Bowling Club, Secretary Homeroom, Na- tional Honor Society, Vice President Homeroom, Tiger Cub Staff, Art Club, A Cappella, Red Dagger, Psychology Forum. BREMERMANN, DIANE Q Bowling Club, C-Teens, Earth Science, Girls' Sports, Volley Ball Club, Qflfiice Assistant. BROCKMIRE, IUDY Q C.O.E. BROWN, ERVIE Q Shawnee, Illinois Q Pep Club, Future Farmers of America. BROWN, FRANCES Q Volleyball Club, Girls' Sports Club. BROWN, GEORGE Q Typing Club, Track, Vice Presi- dent Homeroom, Cross Country, A Cappella, Madrigal. BROWN, ROBERT BUSS, SHERYL Q Spanish Club, Girls' Sports, Tiger- ettes, Future Teachers of America, Psychology Forum, Tiger Literary Staff. 156 CALL, KENNETH CAMPBELL, SUSAN Q Red Dagger, Cheerleader, Ti- gerettes, Tiger Literary Staff, Editor Tiger, President Homeroom, Treasurer Homeroom, Silver Spear, Secre- tary Homeroom, Student Council, Library Assistant, Bowling Club, National Honor Society, 1963 Football Queen, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Favorite, Quill and Scroll, Senior Queen Candidate, Band. CAUBLE, GEORGE Q Red Dagger, Student Council, Girardot Business Staff, Radio Club, Chemistry Club, Latin Club, Math Club, Band. CHAMPION, ALAN Q Football. COLLINS, RUBY Q Student Council, Monitor, C- Teens, Bowling Club, Typing Club, Tigerettes, Earth Science Club, Secretary Homeroom, COOK, PATSY Q C.O.E. CRAIG, IEAN Q Missouri Club, Junior Red Cross, Freshman Choir, Secretary Homeroom, C-Teens, C.O.E. DAVIS, REBECCA Q Red Dagger, Teen Topics, Stu- dent Council, National Poetry Contest, Bowling Club, Latin Club, Earth Science Club, A Cappella, Madrigal, Secretary Homeroom. DAVIS, VICKI DECK, TERRY Q Vice-President Homeroom, Nation- al Poetry Contest, Treasurer Homeroom, Chemistry Club, Band, Orchestra. DOUGAN, ROBERT Q Photography Club, Ensemble Club, Track. EHLERS, CARL Q C.O.E. EMMONS, RUDY ERVIN, JANETTA Q C-Teens, Earth Science Club, C.O.E., Girls' Sports Club. ERVIN, KENNETH Q Boys' Cooking Club, Art Club, Typing Club, Earth Science Club, Hunting and Fish- ing Club, National Poetry Contest, Cross Country, Presi- dent Homeroom, Varsity Club, Track. FARRIS, IUDY Q Latin Club, Freshman Chorus, Earth Science Club, Ensemble Club, National Poetry Contest, Typing Club, Music Philosophy Club, Mad- rigal, A Cappella. FAUST, ELIZABETH Q Treasurer Homeroom, Vice President Homeroom, Girardot Business Staff, C.O.E. FENIMORE, IANET Q Tiger Cub Staff, Vice Presi- dent Homeroom, Silver Spear, Volleyball Club, Treasur- er Homeroom, Tiger Literary Staff, Latin Club, Tiger- ettes, Psychology Forum, Library Assistant, Red Dag- ger. FIEHLER, ELAINE Q Secretary Homeroom, Girardot Business Staff, Silver Spear, Tigerettes, Latin Club, Vocabulary Club, Art Contest, Red Dagger, Library As- sistant, Monitor. FINNEY, IOHN Q Debate Club. FLENTGE, HELEN Q Tiger 'Literary Staff, Student Council, Tigerettes, National Poetry Contest, Red Dag- ger, Debate Club, Book Exchange, Latin Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Quill and Scroll, Tiger Editor, '63 3-Act Play, Silver Spear, National Honor Society. FORD, ELMER Q Track, Football. FOSTER, CORY Q National Poetry Contest, Spanish Club, Girardot Business Staff, Student Council, Tiger Business Staff, '62 3-Act Play, vRed Dagger, President Homeroom, Vice President Homeroom, Projectionist Club, Student Body President, Quill and Scroll, Sopho- more Pilgrimage, '63 3-Act Play, Band, Treasurer Home- room. FRIESE, PEGGY Q Bowling Club, Secretary Home- room, President Homeroom, C.O.E., C-Teens, Treasurer Homeroom, Girls' Sports Club. FULTON, RONALD Q Treasurer Homeroom, C.O.E. GENTRY, BOB Q Red Dagger, Vocabulary Club, Tiger Business Staff, National Poetry Contest, '62 2-Act Play, Silver Spear. ' GILLILAND, KAY Q C-Teens. GOLIGHTLY, PATRICIA Q French Club, Tigerettes, National Poetry Contest, Shorthand Club, Bowling Club, Girls' Sports Club, C-Teens. GOODE, JOYCE Q Tigerettes. GOODMAN, PATRICIA Q National Poetry Contest, Spanish Club, Library Asssitant, 'Red Dagger, Vocab- ulary Club, Psychology Forum, President Homeroom, SENIOR DIRECTOR T Art Club, Student Council, '61 1-Act Play, '63 3-Act Play, C-Teens, Secretary Homeroom, Silver Spear. GOODRUM, WILMA HALL. CAROLYN 4 President Homeroom, C-Teens, Secretary Homeroom, Tigerettes, Bowling Club. HATLER, ROBERT HA YES, LARRY 4 C.O.E., Bowling Club. HAYNES, IAMES 4 Projectionist Club, Student Coun- cil, Tiger Business Staff, Spanish Club, Book Exchange, National Poetry Contest, Psychology Forum, Vice Presi- dent Homeroom, Math Club, Typing Club, Earth Sci- ence Club, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Red Dagger. IEIAYNES, GLADYS 4 Girls' Sports Club, Volleyball lub. HEADRICK, MARK 4 Football, Tiger Business Staff, Treasurer Homeroom, President Homeroom, '63 3-Act Play, Vice President Homeroom, Varsity Club, Tennis, Track, Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society, Red Dagger. HEISE, KENT 4 Track, Treasurer Homeroom, Pro- jectionist Club, Vice President Homeroom, President Homeroom, Chemistry Club, Debate Club. HENSON, LLOYD 4 Vice President Homeroom. HICKS, CHYRIEL 4 Girardot Business Staff, C.O.E. Tigerettes, Art Club. HILL, ALLEN 4 Projectionist Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, A Cappella, Madrigal, Music Composi- tion Club. HILL, LINDA HINTON, MIKE 4 C.O.E. HIRSCH, fOE 4 Red Dagger, President Homeroom, Girardot Business Staff, Projectionist Club, Band, '61 1- Act Play. HODGES, ANN 4 Bowling Club, Volleyball Club, Girardot Business Staff, National Poetry Contest, Stu- dent Council, Secretary Homeroom, Tiger Literary Staff, Earth Science Club, '61 1-Act' Play, Girls' Basket- ball Intramurals, Red Dagger, Book Exchange, Tiger Cub Staff, Silver Spear, Treasurer Homeroom, Library Assistant, Orchestra, Junior Red Cross, Typing Club, Tigerettes. HOFFMAN, MARVIN HOLMES, BARBARA 4 Typing Club, Secretary Homeroom, Vice President Homeroom, Bowling Club, Earth Science Club, Treasurer Homeroom. HUBBARD, ALBERT 4 Track, Football. HUCKSTEP, IERRY 4 C.O.E. HULL, CAROL 4 Typing Club, Treasurer Homeroom, Secretary Homeroom. IACKSON, fANET 4 C-Teens, Silver Spear, Art Club, '61 l-Act Play, Red Dagger, Music Philosophy Club, Freshman Choir, Treasurer Homeroom. IACOB, SUSAN 4 Treasurer Homeroom, National Poetry Contest, Tiger Literary Staff, Tigerettes, Library Assistant, Red Dagger, Debate Club, Latin Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Silver Spear, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, President Homeroom, Secretary Homeroom, Band, A Cappella. IAMES, PAT 4 Girls' Sports Club, National Poetry Contest, C.O.E. JENKINS, CHARLOTTE 4 1963 Football Queen At- tendant. JOHNSON, IAMES fOHNSON, IOHN 4 Latin Club, National Poetry Con- test, Student Council, Red Dagger, '63 3-Act Play, Vice President Homeroom. IONES, SHIRLEY 4 National Poetry Contest, Fresh- man Choir, Girls' Intramurals, Girls' Sports Club, Girls' Home Economics Club, Ensemble Club. KAUFMAN, BARBARA 4 Typing Club, C-Teens, Earth Science Club, C.O.E., Treasurer Homeroom, Girls' Sports Club, Courtesy Club, National Poetry Contest. KEESEE, KAREN 4 Girls' Sports Club, Volleyball Club, Tigerettes, C.O.E., Girls' Intramurals. KEFAUVER, NEIL 4 Evansville, Indiana 4 Basket- ball . . . Central 4 National Poetry Contest, C.O.E. KELLER, IACKIE 4 Typing Club. KELLER, WAYNE 4 Typing Club. KESTERSON, ALAN 4 Baseball, Vice President Homeroom, Treasurer Homeroom, Basketball, Bowling Club, Monitor, President Homeroom, Red Dagger, Var- sity Club. KEYS, MONTA SUE 4 Girls' Sports Club, Tigerettes, Bowling Club, Girls' Intramurals. KINDER. GARY 4 Psychology Forum, Red Dagger, Football, Basketball, Track, Varsity Club, Boys' Cooking Club, Spanish Club, Student Council, President Home- room, President Senior Class, Vice President Homeroom, Monitor. KIRCHHOFF, SHARON 4 Tigerettes, Physchology Forum, C.O.E., A Cappella, Nurses' Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Girls' Sports Club, Home Economics Club, Typing Club, National Poetry Contest, KIRCHHOFF, STEPHEN 4 Monitor, Psychology Forum, Red Dagger, Madrigal, A Cappella, Silver Spear, Football, '61 1-Act Play, National Poetry Contest, Track, Treasurer Homeroom. KOESSEL, MICHAEL 4 Boys' Cooking Club. KOHNEN, MARY ANN 4 St. Louis 4 Spanish Club, Jr. Red Cross, Nurses' Club, Glee Club, Drama Club, Girls' Intramurals , . . Central 4 Monitor, Psychology Forum, Vocabulary Club, 'Red Dagger. KURRE, DOROTHY 4 Student Council, Red Dagger, Tiger -Literary Staff, Tiger Cub Staff, President Home- room, Silver Spear, Book Exchange, Majorette, D.A.R. Citizenship Award, National Honor Society, '63 3-Act Play, A Cappella, Vice President Homeroom, Quill and Scroll, Secretary Homeroom. LAIL, IACK LANGSTON, 1. DAVID 4 Electrical Engineers Club, Earth Science Club, '61 3-Act Play, Red Dagger, Chem- istry Club, State Speech Contest, Girardot Literary Staff, Boys' Cooking Club, Golf, Band, A Cappella, Girardot Business Staff. LASATER, PAULA 4 National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Girardot Literary Stalf, Girardot Business Staff, Red Dagger, '61 3-Act Play, '63 3-Act Play, State Speech Contest, National Poetry Contest, Vice President Homeroom, Treasurer Homeroom, Vocabulary Club, Tiger Cub Staff, French Club, Tigerettes, Art Club, Psychology Forum. LATHAM, BRENDA 4 Typing Club, Secretary Home- room, Spanish Club, Girls' Sports Club, Tigerettes, C.O.E., Vice President Homeroom, Girls' Intramurals, National Poetry Contest. LEE, JOHN 4 Charleston 4 Football, Track, Spanish Club 4 Central 4 Psychology Forum, Red Dagger, Band. LEWIS, MARY 4 Treasurer Homeroom, Tigerettes, Silver Spear, Girardot Business Staff, Secretary Home- room, Debate, Student Council, French Club, Red Dag- ger, '63 Basketball Queen, Senior Queen Candidate. LEWIS, ROSEMARY LIEBIG, MADELINE 4 Art Club, Girls' Sports Club, Shorthand Club, National Poetry Contest. LIMBA UGH, RICHARD 4 Hunting and Fishing Club, Football, C.O.E. Boys' Cooking Club, Jr. 'Red Cross. LORENZ, SANDRA LUEBBERS, IACK 4 Bowling Club, C.O.E. LUFCY, DARLENE 4 Typing Club, Shorthand Club, Tigerettes, C-Teens, Girls' Sports Club, Art Club, -Girls' Intramurals. MCBRIDE, MARY 4 Tigerettes, President Homeroom, Treasurer Homeroom, C.O.E. McDOWELL, LINDA 4 Debate, Girardot Business Staff, Girardot Art Staff, National Poetry Contest, Latin Club, Silver Spear, Tigerettes, Vice President Home- room, '61 1-Act Play, Library Assistant, Art Contest. MUENDREE, MAUREEN 4 Psychology Forum, Sec- retary Homeroom, Red Dagger, President Homeroom, Student Council, Silver Spear, Latin Club, Girls' Octet, '61 3-Act Play, Chemistry Club, Debate, Music Appre- ciation Club, National Honor Society, Band, A Cappella, National Poetry Contest. McENDREE, MICHAEL 4 Red Dagger, Latin Club, Vice President Homeroom, Chemistry Club, Golf, Psy- chology Forum, Treasurer Homeroom, Girardot Photog- raphy Staff, Band, Hunting and Fishing Club. SENIOR DIRE C TORT McGEE, BETTY - Tigerettes, Shorthand Club, Psy- chology Forum. McGLONE, SHARON - Shorthand Club, Freshman Choir. MABREY, SHARON - Vice President Homeroom, Secretary Homeroom, Reporter Homeroom, Earth Sci- ence Club, Silver Spear, Girls' Sports Club, Tigerettes, C.O.E., Bowling Club, Treasurer Homeroom. MACK. NATHANIEL MAVERS, CAROLYN - Student Council, Majorette, Betty Crocker Award, Red Dagger, National Honor So- ciety, President Homeroom, Secretary Homeroom, Earth Science Club, A Cappella, Nurses Club, Typing Club, Bowling Club, Ensemble Club, Treasurer Homeroom, National Poetry Contest, Psychology Forum. MARGRAF, KAY 1 National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Girardot Queen Candidate, Senior Queen Can- didate, Red Dagger, A Cappella, Madrigal, Girardot Business Manager, Tiger lLiterary Staff, Tiger Cub Staff, Latin Club, Silver Spear, Ensemble Club, President Homeroom, Secretary Homeroom, Library Assistant, National Poetry Contest, Tigerettes. MARSHALL, GENE - National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Tiger Literary Staff, Tiger Business Staff, Track, Cross Country, French Club, Red Dagger, Earth Science Club, National Poetry Contest. MAYBERRY, WANDA - Tigerettes, C-Teens, Short- hand Club, Girls' Sports Club. MEDLIN, MARGARET - Bowling Club, President Homeroom, Silver Spear, Tigerettes. MERKLE, RICHARD - Bowling Club. MERRITT, GLENN - Football, Track, Band, Bowl- ing Club, Cross Country, National Poetry Contest. METIE, WALTER g Football, Track, Student Coun- cil, President Homeroom, Red Dagger, Varsity Club, Vice President Homeroom. MEYSTEDT, KERMIT - Baseball, Treasurer Home- room, Secretary Homeroom, National Poetry Contest, Basketball. MILLER, LESTER f Football, Track, Basketball. MILLER, MARY f Tiger Cub Staff, National Poetry Contest. MINER, NANCY - Red Dagger, Library Assistant, Book Exchange, Earth Science Club, Freshman Choir, Spanish Club, National Poetry Contest, Girardot Busi- ness Staff. MOORE, CAROLYN - Memphis, Tennessee 7 Latin Club, Assistant Librarian, Future Hornemakers of Amer- ica . . . Central - Latin Club, Tigerettes. MOORE, LEON M USSEY, IAN NEIHART, GREGORY - Baseball, Basketball, Foot- ball, President Homeroom, Bowling Club, Varsity Club, Vice President Homeroom, Secretary Homeroom, Treas- urer Homeroom. NUSSBAUM, GENE - A Cappella, Madrigal, Spanish Club, Jr. Red Cross. O'HOWELL, EDWARD - C.O.E. OPPENHEIM, WILLIAM - Pensacola, Florida - Baseball, Basketball, Football, Golf, President Home- room, Secretary Homeroom, Spanish Club . , . Central - Golf, Student Council, Psychology Forum. OTTO, DAVID - Treasurer Homeroom, Bowling Club, Student Council. PALSGROVE, MARY - Band, Red Dagger, Tiger- ettes, Silver Spear, Tiger Cub Staff, Spanish Club, Gir- ardot Business Staff, A Cappella, Freshman Choir, Na- tional Poetry Contest. PATTERSON, JACKIE - C.O.E., Student Council. PENROD, EDITH - Girls' Sports Club, Tigerettes, Typing Club, Nurses' Club, C.O.E. PETCHUL, WINNIFRED - Debate, Girardot Busi- ness Staff, Vice President Homeroom, Red Dagger, Bowling Club, Silver Spear, Student Council, Secretary Homeroom, French Club, Tigerettes. PETTY, DORA - C.O.E. PHILLIPS, FORD - C.O.E. PHILLIPS, MICHAEL - Cross Country, Track, Boys' Cooking Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Missouri Club, Earth Science Club. PICKETT, RODGER - Spanish Club, Vice President Homeroom, PIERCE, jIM - President Homeroom, C.O.E. PIERCE, LARRY - C.O.E. PIPER, EMMA - C-Teens, Shorthand Club, Typing Club, Nurses' Club, Girls' Sports Club, Volleyball In- tramurals. PITTS, TERRY - Columbia, Missouri - fLatin Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Golf. POLEN, DIANA - Spanish Club, Tigerettes, C.O.E., Bowling Club, Typing Club, Girls' Sports Club, Secre- tary Homeroom, Library Assistant, National Poetry Con- IZCSL PROFFER, RUTH ELLEN - C-Teens. PRUITT, KENNETH - Football, Treasurer Home- room. RAMEY, IOHN 4 Football, Baseball, Vice President Homeroom, President Homeroom, Student Council, Pro- jectionist Club. RATLIFF, DALE REID, DA VID - Intramural Basketball. REIKER, THOMAS - Notre Dame - Stage Director, Prom Chairman . . . Central - Band, Student Council, Red Dagger. RICHARDS, KENNETH - Library Assistant. RICHARDS, MARY - Tigerettes. RIDDLE, CHERYL - Spanish Club, Typing Club, Monitor. RIEHL, TERI - Cheerleader, Football Queen Candi- date, Basketball Queen Candidate, Quill and Scroll, Tigerettes, Secretary Homeroom, Student Council, Tiger Literary Staff, Bowling Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Red Dag- ger, Senior Queen Candidate, Psychology Forum, Treas- urer Homeroom, Library Assistant. RIGDON, SUSAN - National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Girardot Literary Editor, National Poetry Contest, Girardot Queen Candidate, Student Council, Red Dagger, Silver Spear, Latin Club, Tiger Literary Staff, Vice President Homeroom, Secretary Homeroom, Treasurer Homeroom, Girardot Business Staff, Tiger- ettes, Band, Bowling Club, Tiger Cub Staff. RINGLAND, NANCY -- Girardot Literary Staff, Gir- ardot Business Staff, Girardot Business Staff, French Club, Red Dagger, Silver Spear, Bowling Club, Library Assistant, Treasurer Homeroom, National Poetry Con- test, Quill and Scroll. ROTH, ROBERT - Ayer, Massachusetts - Football . . . Central - Vice President Homeroorn. RUEBEL, WELDON - Photography Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Track, A Cappella, Madrigal. RUST, JAMES - Football, President Homeroom, Vice President Homeroom, Tiger Business Staff, Track, Mon- itor, National Poetry Contest, Library Assistant, Secretary Homeroom, Projectionist, Chemistry Club. SAMPLE, GERALD - C.O.E. SAMPLE, KAY - Tigerettes, Girls' Sports Club, Vo- cabulary Club, Girardot Business Staff, Red Dagger, Outstanding Senior. SAMS, SHARON - Madrigal, A Cappella, 1963 Tal- ent Show Winner, Compasers' Club, Music Philosophy Club, Ensemble Club, Freshman Choir, Secretary Home- room, Typing Club. SANDER, ION - National Honor Society, Girardot Art Staff, Freshman Courtesy Award, President Home- room, Vice President Homeroom, Treasurer Home- room, Red Dagger, Bowling Club, Chemistry Club, Earth Science Club, Boys' Cooking Club, Girardot Business Staff, Band, Art Club, Typing Club, Quill and Scroll, Hunting and Fishing Club. SCHADE, IOHN - Spanish Club, Missouri Club, Chemistry Club, Girardot Literary Staff, Girardot Pho- tography Staff, 'Girardot Business Staff, Tiger Sports Editor, Tennis. SCHASE, IINNEY SCHEETER, DAVID - Bowling Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Student Council, '63 3-Act Play, Red Dag- ger, National Honor Society, Psychology Forum, Baseball, Outstanding Senior, President Homeroom, Vice Presi- dent Homeroom, Library Assistant, Treasurer Home- room, 158 SENIOR DIRECTORY SCHEPER, KAREN 4 Girls' Sports Club, C-Teens, Shorthand Club, National Poetry Contest. SCHLUE, HARRY 4 Red Dagger, '62 3-Act Play, Hunting and Fishing Club, National Poetry Contest. SCHNARE, PAUL 4 Student Council, National Hon- or Society, Band, Math Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Projectionist Club, Debate Club, Track, Cross Country, Outstanding Senior, 'Girardot Literary Staff, President Homeroom, Girardot Business Staff, Vice President Homeroom, Red Dagger. SCHONHOFF, RAY 4 Notre Dame 4 Basketball, Basebzgl, Track, Sophomore Class President . . . Central 4 C. .E. SCHRADER, IOE 4 Football, Track, Student Coun- cil, Treasurer Homeroom, Art Club, Sophomore Cour- tesy Award, Outstanding Senior, Varsity Club. SCULLY, ROBERT 4 Debate, Girardot Photography Staff, A Cappella, Silver Spear, National Poetry Contest, Electrical Engineers' Club, French Club, '61 1-Act Play. SEABAUGH, IAMES SEABAUGH, NANCY 4 Psychology Forum, Red Dag- ger, National Poetry Contest. SEABAUGH, SANDRA 4 Advance 4 Band, Mixed Chorus, Peparettes, Annual Queen Candidate, Student Council . . . Central A Cappella. SEABAUGH, WILLIS 4 Earth Science Club, Pro- jectionists' Club, Boys' Cooking Club, Junior Red Cross, Cross Country. SEIB, GARY SHACKLES, TERRY 4 C.O.E. SHAFFER, LINDA 4 Vice President Homeroom, Sec- retary Homeroom, Girardot Business Staff, '61 1-Act Play, Red Dagger, Freshman Choir, Tigerettes, Bowling Club, Treasurer Homeroom, Silver Spear. SHELL, BOBBY 4 President Homeroom, Track, Band, National Poetry Contest. SHIRRELL, FRANKIE 4 Track, C.O.E. SIDES, CORA SILMAN, GENICE 4 Nurses' Club, C-Teens. SLINKARD, JANIS 4 Secretary Homeroom, Choral Club. SMITH, IANICE 4 Sports Club, Tigerettes, Treasurer Homeroom, Secretary Homeroom. SMITH, IUDY 4 National Poetry Contest. SMITH, LUCY 4 Girls' Sports Club, Earth Science Club, Ensemble Club, Tigerettes, Secretary Homeroom, Bowling Club, Typing Club. SMITH, STEPHEN 4 President Homeroom, Vice President Homeroom, Secretary Homeroom, Treasurer Homeroom, Red Dagger, Silver Spear, Student Council, '61 1-Act Play, Monitor. SNIDER, HILEY 4 C.O.E. SPRADLING, IUDY 4 Student Council, Red Dagger, Treasurer Homeroom, Secretary Homeroom, Silver Spear, Girls' Sports Club, French Club, Band, Tigerettes, Girls' Intramurals, Library Assistant. STALLINGS, KENNETH 4 Football. STALLINGS, MARSHA STATLER, ELSWORTH STOFFEL, LARRY 4 C.O.E. STOVALL, JAMES 4 Football, Basketball, Track, President Homeroom, Vice President Homeroom, Treas- urer Homeroom, Varsity Club, Student Council, Secre- tary Homeroom. TAVEGGIA, PAMELA 4 Girardot Queen Candidate, A Cappella, Madrigal, French Club, Student Council, Red Dagger, Bowling Club, Earth Science Club, Tiger- ettes, National Poetry Contest, French Club, Girardot Business Staff. TAYLOR, JUDITH TAYLOR, SHARON 4 Band, Red Dagger, Bowling Club, Earth Science Club. TINSLEY, NORMA 4 Poplar Bluff 4 Mulettes . . . Central 4 C.O.E., Girls' Chorus. TRACY, MARGARET 4 Farmington, New Mexico 4 Nurses' Club, Future Hornernakers of America . . . Central 4 C.O.E. TRIPP, CARL 4 National Poetry Contest, Vocabulary Club, Boys' Cooking Club, Bowling Club, Tiger Lit- erary Staff. UNDERWOOD, ALBERT 4 Girardot Photography Staff, Treasurer Homeroom, Red Dagger, Golf, Chem- istry Club, Bowling Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Band. UNDERWOOD, R. WILLIAM 4 Kentucky 4 Bata Club, Band . . . Central 4 Student Body President, Basketball, President Homeroom, National Poetry Con- test, Projectionist Club. UPCHURCH, IOHN 4 Hunting and Fishing Club, Vocabulary Club, Girardot Business Staff, Band, Earth Science Club, Bowling Club. VANDIVORT, WALTER 4 Football, Track, Wres- tling, President Homeroom, Vice President Homeroom, Secretary Homeroom, Red Dagger, '61 3-Act Play. WADLINGTON, DICK 4 Golf, Baseball, Student Council, President Homeroom, Vice President Home- room, Bowling Club, Latin Club, National Poetry Con- ICSI. WEAVER, TERRY 4 Track. WELCH, DONNA 4 National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Tiger Literary Staff, Tiger Cub Staff, 'Red Dagger, Vice President Homeroom, Band, Psychology Forum, Latin Club, Tigerettes, Cheerleader, National Poetry Contest, Music Appreciation Club, Girls' Intra- murals. WELKER, LAURA 4 Psychology Forum, Tiger Cub Staff, Tigerettes, Freshman Choir, Monitor. WELTY, LINDA 4 Typing Club, Bowling Club, Ti- gerettes. WHITE, DARLENE 4 Girls' Sports Club. WHITLER, REBECCA 4 Red Dagger, Tigerettes, Girardot Art Editor, Silver Spear, Spanish Club. Psy- chology Forum, National Honor Society, Girardot Busi- ness Staff, Secretary Homeroom, Band, Quill and Scroll, Bowling Club, Debate, Art Club, '61 1-Act Play, Orches- tra, Art Contest, National Poetry Contest. WILLARD, IUDITH 4 Girls' Sports Club, Tigerettes, Earth Science Club, C.O.E. WILLIAMS, CURTIS 4 Football, Basketball, Track. WILLIAMS, IIMMIE 4 Girardot Photography Staff, Electrical Engineers' Club, Weather Club, Radio Club, Earth Science Club, French Club, Cross Country, Mon- itor, Photography Club. WILLIAMS, ROBERT 4 Notre Dame 4 Choir . . . Central 4 Red Dagger, Psychology Forum. WILLIAMS, SHARON 4 Girardot Art Staff, Girardot Business Staff, Red Dagger, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Student Council, Library Assistant, Tigerettes, President Homeroom, Tiger Literary Staff, Tiger Cub Staff. WILLIS, JAMES WILLSON, MARY 4 Mobile, Alabama 4 Student Council, French Club, Swimming Club, Girls' Chorus . . . Central 4 Library Assistant. WOODARD, KENNETH 4 Science Club, Speech Club, Spanish Club, Football Manager. WOLFF, ALMA 4 National Honor Society, National Forensic League, Senior Queen Candidate, Girardot Queen Candidate, Student Council, Debate, Girardot Business Staff, Tiger Cub Staff, Tiger -Literary Staff, Red Dagger, French Club, President Homeroom, Vice President Homeroom, Treasurer Homeroom, National Poetry Contest, Library Assistant. WRIGHT, MARTY 4 Band, Vocabulary Club. WRIGHT, ROBERT 4 Student Council, Vocabulary Club, Projectionist. WUNDERLICH, DARREL 4 C.O.E. YOUNG, IEAN 4 Girls' Intramurals, Student Coun- cil, Treasurer Homeroom, Book Exchange, Silver Spear, Tigerettes. YOUNG, VICKIE 4 Secretary Homeroom, Red Dag- ger, Tiger Cub Staff, Tiger Literary Staif, Latin Club, Bowling Club, Girardot Literary Staff, Girardot Busi- ness Staff, National Poetry Contest, Library Assistant. The dark room gets a bit crowded at times. Planning a yearbook means eolby and lbiclures, glue and mistakes. It means creatzngforyou a book rj memories jlbartzes, assemblies ana' games ana' work but Artists arcn't supposed to look like other people. ,sr l,.. , This year's book is oven bigger than the last three! 160 -....,,,, ' 1 'M hu ,,,4,49 A L' sp 1 Sometimes the art staff gets innundated with work. Seldom is the literary staff this serious! .IW MQ- 1' as V., Q! it-I, r 'fffw fs x . . K A. BOTTOM ROW: V. Miller, G. Wissman, J. House, J. Davis, S. Springer, M. Ritter. SECOND ROW: S. Feverston, R. Lang, S. Stiver, T. Austin, M. Harris, M. Maevers, D. Hunze. THIRD ROI47: B. Blue, L. Moore, R. Bartels, J Williams, S. Wright, C. Penzel. FOURTH ROW: M. Bray, Brunton, D. Siemers R. Kratz, M. Maupin. 3 X 5 BOTTOM ROW: C. Rawlings, P. Wiethop, P. Johnson, P. Kurre, S. Neary. SECOND ROW: S. Comer, D. Sides, M. Mahy, S. Martin, N. Sample, Stafford, THIRD ROW: Mueller, P. Schnare, J. Self, D. Sander, P. Lasater. FOURTH ROW: N. Jenkins, E. Ailor, D. Heise, K. Steinhoff, 2 BOTTOM ROW: K. lklzirgraf, S. Williams, P. Taveggia, Hirsch, D. Langston, A. Wolff, S. Rigdon. D.Blunkenship,L. Shaffcr, Schade. THIRD ROW: V. Roth, Dunklin, Fiehler, B SECOND ROW: G. Cauhle, Sander, A. Spradling, J. lNlcGinty, B. Whitler, C. Pind. BOTTOM ROW: A. Buchanan, S. Davis, D. Bock- horst, B. Rawlings, NI. Palsgrove. SECOND ROW: J, Tickel, R. Hecht, M, Ervin, C. French, S. Kirchhoff. THIRD ROW: N. Ringland, Cook, D. Shivelbine B. Ringland, L. Oldfield, Pettigrew. FOURTH ROW: D. Young, R. Baker, Spraclling J. Schlirnme. P. Estes. 163 Business M anagers Kay Margraf. Bunny Blue. The 1963 Giradot was sold to Central students under the direction of the Business Managers and Mrs. Davis, their director. They also supervised the solicitation of ads. The Art Staff, supervised by Mrs. Davis, and the Literary and Photography Staffs, directed by Mrs. Draper and Mr. Bock respectively, were responsible for the production of the book. GIRARDOT 1 ABOVE: Irvin Beard, Mike MCEndree, Albert Underwood. RIGHT: Bill Hopkins, Andy Scully, Mr. Bock, Kenny Steinhoff. gv- Photography Stajjf Lztempf Staff LEFT: Vicki Young, Mrs. Carol Draper, Susan Rigdon, Paul Schnarc STAFFS A R T S T A V F F ABOVE: John Schade, Nancy Ringlandg Dave Langston, Paula Lasaier ,A 'XY' aa sggi ' - 'Km gl Mil ABOVE: Sharon Williams, Jon Sander, Becki Whitler. RIGHT: Mrs. Ruby Davis, Vicki Miller. ff J is This year V. the art staj displayed its sense of humor to the chagrin of some students. The Queen Candidates made their debut on cardboard. The following poster was of burlap V trimmed with newspaper. Brown paper sacks formed another background The Candidates were finally properly complimented when the stajj' turned their talents toward a background of gold and glitter. N.. -V PM 5 Qgficvz. 5 ' Qilliv in as ee. se is e I www Hfdq-ff w We-f N ' f. 5 , 7 V . .., f 166 1 1 -. 1 fifriiiadg, M44 167 l 'QB V537 si I 5 ff , . GH . 5 ig. : ,Z HYETH H, .. 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Kingshighway and ff WIMPY'S WIGWAM If ff Q H29 Broadway a n d WlMPY'S SKYWAY Municipal Airport C I F NICHOLS TRANSFER 8. STDRAGE CpGd M KOCH'S CONOCO SERVICE STATION Sprigg And Morgan Oak Streets Phone ED 5-9965 Cape Girardeau, Mo. CAMPUS CAB 702 Broadway Phone ED 5-8235 Radio Controlled Bonded and Insured - Courteous Drivers Owned By Merrill Pair RIVERSIDE LUMBER COMPANY the place to buy when you want to build Frederick 81 Morgan Oak Compliments of SCHIFF'S SHOE STORE We speak Teen-Age here. I7 N. Main W I vers YARN N DARN df will il T19 Themis sneer yiligllni -552'-i w Cape Girardeau, Missouri Compliments of CAPAHA LOAN AND FINANCE CO. I8 N. Spanish St. Cape Girardeau, Mo. Good luck to Graduates and Students of Central High School Supplies - Finest in Cosmetics CAPE CUT RATE Broadway 8. Sprigg - Good Hope 81 Sprigg I I I I Congratulations to the Faculty and Student Body of Central High School K A New Progressive Bank Strivi ng to Serve You Better ROSS YOUNG 8. SONS Men's Clothing Store And Tuxedo Rentals 26 Main Street Phone ED 5-2157 Compliments of GLADISH-WALKER FURNITURE CO You Owe It To Yourse To Shop Gladish-Wa First lk in The Midtow Shopping Area 633 Good Hope Dia I ED 5-3868 n SIMPSON COLONIAL AAA Service Station 24 Hour Service Daily Highway 6'l at Broadway Phone ED 5-5469 GAYlOR'S Dia I15 Shoes for All the Family I ED 5-3850 N. Main Street Cape Girardeau, Missou C pl f WIETHOP TRUCK SALES d WIETHOP BUICK -... .- ls... SALES 81 SERVICE PHONE ED 5-3638 Hai, ,S-A+ ' r o 1 A 'Li J' l' WILLIAMSON TYPEWRITER CO. Royal Typewriters GARNET G. WILLIAMSON - MANAGER 703 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Missouri LAURA CREWS INTERIOR DESIGNER 713 Broadway Phone ED 5-2432 . T if VANDEVEN'S Quality Moors, Groceries ' Q and Dry Goods WE GIVE a REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS Broadway ond Pacific BEARD'S SPORTS SHOP Everything for Sports 8I8 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Missouri HOWARD ATHLETIC GOODS CO. Rawlings, Spalding ZQ Broadway 81 Pacific Distributors X X S Phone ED 5-7729 Ps U I vig' Cape Girardeau, Missouri i l,.l..-i...... 1- PATRlCK'S CLEANERS Service for Those Who Care IO27 Broadway Dial 5-2633 Compliments of CAMPUS BOOK STORE T031 Broadway ED 5-8570 W Q! S in 'W' , ,ww Qgggeif ,': E ,,,.pxl Q S fag., Q CHILDS' IGA FOODLINER 1736 Broadway Southeast Missouri's Largest Most Modern Foodliner Open from 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Monday Through Saturday Our Customer's Shopping Convenience HIRSCH'S MIDTOWN , Good Hope 84 Sprigg Streets Ed 54293 UNNERSTAll'S DRUG STORE The REXALL Store DIAL Ed 5-2909 630 Good Hope Street Cape Girardeau, Missouri SUNNY Hlll FEED AND SEED INC Lawn and Garden Supplies Pets and Pet Supplies 600 Good Hope ED 5-5785 MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP I Complete Beauty Service Mary Niswonger ED 5-9I6O Bmco BAR-B-Q Q5 Highway 6I South We Do Custom Barbecuingn McElREATH INSURANCE AGENCY MISSISSIPPI VAI.lEY PRINTING COMPANY INC I20 N. Sprigg Street You Need H 8 N, Sprigg Street PROTECTION We Provide lt. Cape Girardeau, Missouri Phone ED 5-8565 Good Printing - Courteous Service Harlan Short - Bob Eckelmann Phone ED 5-7352 X BILL HAMPTON'S BAKERY J 1029 Broadway i Cape Girardeau, Mo. Specializing in Wedding, Birthday And Party Cakes Dial - ED 5-5601 N 72' I -Q1 mmwwng sleep China - Crystal Costume Jewelry - Greeting Cards 823 Broadway - ED 4-1227 COMPLIMENTS or MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY 937 Broadway K enne th G. Mehrle R. Ph., Owner FRANK'S CITIES SERVICE f Pick up Gnd Delivery Phone ED 5-9794 Broadway and Pacific YOUNG'S FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES 707 Broadway ED 5-2069 RALPH EDWARDS SPORTSWEAR, INC. 334 North Broadview 'L P. O. Box 232 X Cape Girardeau, Missouri 1' Phone ED 5-3395 Fine Leather Outerwear For Men And Boys Q45 in LIBSON sHoPs mc. 0 ,t EX ig D Q N U 'I' K .R ' -I H 113 and 41 North Main Street N .. mg-I 4 Cape Girardeau, Missour 1617 Independence St. ED 4-1237 Cape Girardeau, Missour Compliments of Compliments of MAURICE T. DUNKLIN 'md wEscoAr Moron co. CHARLES H. BRUNE W. E. WALKER CO. 1700 B'OUdW0Y Everything in Insurance Cape Girardeau, Missouri Cope Glmr eau Missouri THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Your Full Service Bank 100 Broadway Motor Bank - 222 N. Pacific Member F.D.I.C. . L MABEL'S BEAUTY SALON 621 Good Hope C I B S ' . 45626 omp ele eouly emce Cape Girardeau, Mo. Phone ED 5-8517 1 'S 1017 Harmony Cape Girardeau, Mo. ? 'O GALE W. HEISE PIZZA Complnments Li?-ik-.1311 321-Q R Deevers Real Estate 8: of And Southeast Savings 8. Loan PIZZA KING Ins. 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PENSEL SIDES-MILLER MEN'S STORE Complete Line of Clothing Sales 81 Service and Accessories 210 Independence St Phone ED 5-32I7 629 Broad Cape Girardeau, Mo. Cape Girardeau, Mo. BILL TICKEL IDAN HA GIFTS 8, SUNDRIES INSURANCE AGENCY DRUGS h STATE FARM INSURANCE FOUNTMN I The World's Finest Fabrics jx L. A-,,,:ggg at the World's Lowest Prices REMNANT House 5I5 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. MONROE GLASS COMPANY Glass for Every Need Auto - Residential - Commercial KAISER OIL CO. 42I Morgan Oak St, Cape Girardeau, Mo. ED 5-5450 ED 5-9255 ED 4-1301 - ED 5-5515 Gifts UELEKE HARDWARE 'MDTOWN SUNSHINE H usewares Hardware DRIVE-IN 118 N. Main CLEANERS Dial ED 5,5773 722 Good Hope ED 5-7490 E Si N Best Wishes from Compliments of SUNNY HM FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND W Dairy and Restau t LOAN ASSOCIATION ALLGOOD MOTOR COMPANY 208 Linda Street Cape Girardeau, Missouri Authorized Volkswagen Sales and Service 36 South Spanish P.O. Box 397 Dial 5-7016 Cape Girardeau, Mo. Cameras and Proiectors 24-Hour Finishing Service l M AND S PHOTO SERVICE Vernon T. Dietiker Fast Color Service Compliments of JOHN I. CRAIG Real Estate and Insurance Rooms 300-314 H - H Bldg. Cape Girardeau, Mo. Dial ED 4-2844 Compliments of CAPE BOWLING LANES PARKS STANDARD SERVICE STATION Broadway 8K Harmony G G G I C I I Q G I I ED 5-7814 That's What AH Said BUNNY BREAD COMPANY Compliments 2101 William Cape Girardeau ED 5-2497 Compliments of BARN DRIVE-IN Pit Barbecue Other Sandwiches 8. Refres 605 S. Kingshighway Cape Girardeau, Mo hments INTERNATIONAL SHOE CO 700 N. Main Cape Girardeau, Mo. World's Largest 'Shoe Mfgr. Lincoln Mercury WALTHER'S GOODWIN MOTOR CO. FURNITURE COMPANY I4I5 Independence Street Where Broadway Meets Middl Phone ED 4-2309 Complete Home Furnishings Cape Girardeau, Missouri Meteor Comet Cape Garardeau M L, NOWEl-'S .-,Y z 'UIQ' Cameras - Jewelry Complete Photographic Supplies Phone ED 5-3442 609 Broadway Cope Girardeau, Mo. SHIVELBINE'S MUSIC STORE Conn and LeBlanc Band Instruments ff Wurlitzer Pianos Lowery Organs Kilt A Z 7 Complete Music Supplies Jw ,N It 30 es' nl QQTXTI With Our Enlarged Department We Carry a Greater Assortment of Merchandise F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. Friendly Service Quality Foods Convenient Location There's a one and only in refreshment, too COCA-COLA East Wishes ally, Z We I I I fe WW! W WW x BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF ' I E Main 81 jr ' THE coLA-coLA COMPANY BY Independence A COCA-COLA BOTTLING C0. INC. T Cape Girardeau, Missouri Compliments of R. B. POTASHNICK l A Good Place to Buy Compliments of Q I surance and Real Estate :l HOBBS BARBER SHOP . ,ft ff' Town Wm ARNoLD Rom AGENCY, INC. ED 5-2I74 Arnold Roth Wm. A. Kiehne Leon Shell EQ cummms' SHOE CENTER BROADWAY PRESCRIPTION SHOPS, INC. shoes for the Entire Family ' l!I Q, gy 35 North Main Phone 5-6538 I Drive-in Service Cape Girardeau, Missouri 7'I0-I900 Broadway STUBBS' PAK-A-SNAK MARKET IDrive-In Conveniencel I606 Independence Street For All Your Food and School Supplies See Us Open 7 Days a Week 7 A.M.-9 P.M. Phone ED 5-7907 ZICK1-7IELD'S Diamo 4495 - wafclres -gewelful gelecfed Qiffs gxpezf wafclz Refaifzing Telephone ED 5-5681 43 North Mein Street cape Girardeau, Mrssourr 2, 1: .f WI 4 I w x BERT'S RIVERVIEW SINCLAIR SERVICE lANG'S JEWELRY Diamonds 2 I I 4 Wafche ai Corner Broadway and Main Clocks Class Rlng Missouri Pacific, Frisco Railroad Cape Girardeau, Missouri G eYI'0Und l '5PeCI0r5 I26 N. Main ED 4-2404 PATRICK FURNITURE COMPANY The Place to Go for Values You Know Phone ED 5-7258 42 North Main Street Cape Girardeau, Missouri ACME ELECTRIC WIRING - coNTRAcTING - FIXTURES POWER AND LIGHTING DIAL ED 5-3917 1459 KINGSHIGI-IWAY CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI Congratulations To the Class of '63 sw fx J BUCKNER RAGSDALE COMPANY ' I ' Ne The Fashion Slore 'thai has been Central's Favorite Since 1907 SOUTHERN Oll COMPANY ZWlCK'S SHOE STORE 24 hour service Cape Girardeau Morgan Oak ED 5-8190 FIRST IN FASHIONS When You Think of Photographs Think of LUEDERS STUDIO Photographs that will mean a lot to you in years to come I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' 2 , I Ca pe P rfumes Cosmetic Compleie V Gira arie rdeau's Most ty Store Featuring Complete St ks of Many Lines ST. CHARlES COSMETIC CENTER STERLING STORE Sc - IO: - 251: Gifts I3 N. Main Street I A Complete Line of School Suppl CLOTHES FOR THE YOUNG MAN WE RENT WHITE COATS 8r TUXEDOS Gaps QLZQTJEQM Sagoof of Beaufy fuffufza 904 Broadway Phone ED 5-5078 scHAnE's Mews WEAR Cape Gi'C de0U' MO' Supervisors 8! Mrs. Margaret Estes - Mr. James O. Estes Consultant Mrs. Goldie Watts I WARNER'S CGA MARKET We Deliver Broadway 8. Henderson HUTSON FURNITURE AND WESTERN AUTO STORE 43 South Muirr Street cupe Girardeau, Missouri ED 5-8255 ED 5-6854 - Phone - ED 5-5043 POOJDQS Sf10!9!I9P EDWARDS 8 MEYER INSURANCE AGENCY 9ID3IS RUIIZZIS To Be Sure - Insure IQIOH DH UDPI 230 N. Sprigg dOHS !EI:l:l0J MOSNIVEI Cape Gira rdeau, Missouri FIRST IN CAPE GIRARDEAU FIRST IN SOUTHEAST MISSOURI FOR THE IMPORTANT NEWS IN SCIENCE POLITICS ECONOMICS CULTURAL ARTS ON THE LOCAL, NATIONAL, AND WORLD SCENE - YOU'LL FIND IT ALL IN THE SOUTHEAST MISSOURIAN CIRCULATION OVER 16,000 DAILY SX ! SUNSET MOTEL HIGHWAY 61 NORTH CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. Dial ED 5-6023 Jess 8. Anita COMPLIMENTS OF A H vocfs rowN PLAZA STANDARD? STANDARD SERVICE 2148 William Street Phone ED 5-9966 Cape Girardeau, Mo. FINNEY DRUG STORE The Rexall Store The best in Drug Store goods The best in Drug Store service Exclusive Agent Russell Stover Candies 709 Broadway J Phone E D 5-3437 COLLEGE BARBER SHOP H25 Broadway Welcomes and Appreciates Your Business Flat Tops Are Our Specialty Ray Runnels - Prop., Dellus Minson Willis Segraves, Bill Hagan Denver Wagganer, Jerry Tesreau Alas, how sad His earthly lot Who scorns the Simple truth And when he's old But dreams of gold He wasted In his youth FARMERS 8. MERCHANTS BANK Cape Girardeau, Missouri N A I S, II Z w , E mu Il ' I DX CIRCLE STATION HWY. 61 AT ARENA PARK AAA 24 HR. ROAD SERVICE DEDICATED TO MAKING THE PURCHASE OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS A PLEASURE Compliments of BILL HOLLENBECK HEATING AND AIR-CONDITIONING A 2147 William Cape Girardeau, Mo. PLAZA SMALL ANIMAL HOSPITAL 2127 William Street Compliments of KGMO RADIO-T.V., INC. ...- CRESCENT CLEANERS BAHN'S 26 N. Spanish ED 5-3539 Crystal by Fostoria Beyond Compare For Skill And Care . D Rosenthal and Haviland China Specialties in Power Tool 132 S. Sprigg ED 4-2122 Equipment Compliments of IDAN HA HOTEL 131 N. Fountai ED 42891 WIESER MOTOR CO. 2107 William Street Cape Girardeau, Mo. C ping Trailers Fashions for Young America Complete Lin fCamping Eq p t Q33 Q Blouses - Skirts - Sweaters CANIPERS SHOP 405 Bmdwoy ' Q Cape Girardeau, Mo. T06 S. Sprlgg ED 4-4355 s,, Q .,., ,bp Q33 13595, 6 Where Qualify Tells and Service Sells ...ii ' .-........- BAKER'S BIG BURGER CAPE READY MIX 513 Highway 6l S. Cape Girardeau, Mo. 20 S Sp h Phone ED 4-2808 MISSOURI A UTILITIES COMPANY -fig A Citizen Wherever We Serve it ev- If . xy A 5 SHOPPERS WAREHOUSE MARKET, INC. 724 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. Most merchandise in our store is marked at or below our wholesale cost. Only TOM is added to total sales at check-out to reach your cost. KROEHLER FURNITURE PlND'S JEWELRY RCA Colored TV RCA Stereo Your credit is good with us. 200 sets of diamonds to choose from. I T North Spanish iiliil-.'Y.417liii' C 'A -2.5 Compliments y GUTH BROS. BLOCK ao. -1 f and CAPE MASONRY CORPORATION T20 North Broadview C G' d , M . ape EJjf35gU O 2126 Broadway wading Block a. Brick Cope Girardeau, Mo. Masonry Building Supplies r IT KASSEL 8. SON CABINET MAKERS II07 N. Kingshighway ED 5-2588 Elgin, Wyler Watches Keepsake Registered Diamond Rings Headquarters For Senior Rings Costume Jewelry 8. Rings Speidel Twisto-Flex Watch Bands GIFT STORE SINCE I904 623 Broadway ED 5-3658 Cape Girardeau, Mo. f ' . I M A u ' I BLUE HOLE GARDEN BARBECUE North Kingshighway Cape Girardeau, Mo. - fb In a sweat over what to buy her? D 0 6 Say it with flowers. 9 I' dfl 4 Flower Shop 8. Greenhouse Cape Girardeau, Mo. Ed 5-8780 H. A. NIARGRAF .IEWELER 409 Broadway Phone 5-6483 Cape Girardeau, Mo. i Telephone 5-3341 Compliments of UNITED OIL CO. 101 Norfh Kingshighwoy Cope Girordeou, Missouri A U TOGRA PHS ALMA MA TER 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. 2' 1