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

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1965 volume:

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From the simple sounds of a baby to the flourishes of Shakespeare, each word communicates a feeling, a need, or an idea. Especially in our advancing society, words necessarily are being created to identify the many modern concepts that have become imbedded in American life. A DEED puts the word into action. Deeds have built empires and shattered nations, they have crowned kings and invented paupers. One's deeds, either good or bad, determine the ideas others have of him. A LIFE is comprised of past and future thoughts, words, and deeds. Above all there is a thought, without which there could be no beginning, then a word communicates the thought, and a deed activates the word. The '65 Girardot strives to portray the thoughts, the words, and the deeds that made up the 1964- 1965 school life. 2 1 we , - an All the world? a stage, V And all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and ent1anee.i,' And one man in his time plays many parts. swam Shakespeare , M9555 W a'ea'z'catz'0n The 1965 yearbook staff dedi- cates this issue of the Girardot to Mrs. Ruby Davis in apprecia- tion for her guidance in the publication of the six previous Girardots and for her increasing pursuit of the ideals which she reveres. UI Wg' C V 1 xx .gs INTRODUCTION Txtle Page Foreword and Dedxcatxon Table of Contents Glrardot Queen and Attendants Student Life ACTIVITIES Student Councll GlTaIdOt Staff Txger Staff Band Majorettes Madngal Semor A Cappella Jumor A Cappella Stage Chou Boys Quartet Projectxomsts Lxbrary Assxstants Monitors SPORTS VRTSIIY Football Jumor Vars1ty Football All Conference Football Varslty Club Football Queen Cheerleaders Varslty Basketball Jumor VZYSIW Basketball Basketball Queen Track Squad Cross Country Squad Varsxty Baseball Jumor Vars1ty Baseball Golf Team Tennis Team CLUBS . . . Debate C O E Spamsh French Latm Bowling TlgCfCtt6S Weather Chemxstry Math Ensemble r v -,U ,, 0 s fag' o 4. . N 1,1 1, 9 1' v:y6 '1 -01 0 S I I SWR 59, 90 nos f ble 0 'Q Q -1 R, ' ...Qo- ,,g--......,, ---ha, Contents Chess Earth Science Magazine r Kmttmg Boys Home Economlrs Gxrls Home Economxcs Sxlver Spear Red Dagger FACULTY Admxmstratxon P T A School Board Prmcxpal and Ass1stant Secretarxes Guxdance Nurse Enghsh Art Muslc Math Scxence Social Studxes Forexgn Language Practxcal Arts Physlcal Educatxon Llbrarlans Cafeterla and Mamtenance HONORS Natlonal Honor Soclety Hxghest Rankmg Sophomore Bausch Lomb Sclence Award Qu1ll and Scroll D A R Oratorlcal Ment Scholarshlp Sophomore Pllgrxmage Shorthand Competent Typxsts Betty Crocker Youth Apnreclatxon F Doyle Sommers Award Student Body Presxdent Semor Class Officers CLASSES . 96 Sophomore Junlor Semor Outstanclmg Senxors Senior Queen Semor Dnectory ADS . 168 V ..,'1f,'f5 'a- , 'N '.,. , fi' Jef-ff' , .H-.Le-9, - .-,:.e A ---- 1 Q --- '1-1 ' ' ,- ffffff 'Q Af' Q Lx ' X ,. 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J' Student life includes coming and going, attending axsemblies, going to dances, participating in sports and other school activities, but most important-learning. School Li e :X K fplsiiw g:jf5f25,' 5:32, H Y , .N .vm ww Aufinifieyf l Student Interest Rallies in STUDENT COUNCIL-BOTTOM ROW: Jim Feld- meier, Bill Kaiser, Mike Young, Donna Shivelbine, Jayne Coile, Judy Schrader, Diane Meystedt. SECOND ROW: Susan Tricia Tipton, Joanne Bone. THIRD ROW: Bill East, Mary Hirsch, Christy Seabaugh, June Siemers, Young, Barbara Nunnelly, Carole Masterson, Dan Jacob, Gary Littleton, John Hodges, Patrick Fos- ter, Jim Stone, Mike Ringwald, Terry Siemers. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Knehans, Vicki Rueseler, Lynn Oldfield, Pat Evans, Carolyn Penzel, Pat Wright, Betsy Ringland, Karen Parsh. Warren Masterson, Mike Ringwald, Jim Feldmeier, Student C o u n c i 1 President, and Craig Brinkman discuss Student Council plans. I 2 l w entmljs Student Government STUDENT COUNCIL-BOTTOM ROW: Bruce Ashby, Steve Black, Sharon Trotter, John Magill, Lee Dahringer, Steve Goodson, Bob Norman. SECOND ROW: Craig Brinkman, Dee Ann Bock- horst, Pat Cato, Sharon Carlton. Beth Hayden, joan Earley, Jackie Knehans, Harry Martin. to-School Nightf' Mrs. Dallas Estes and Mrs. Fritzie Jenkins await directions from ushers Jackie Knehans and John Hodges on Back- A THIRD ROW: Tom Holt, David Hahs, John HofTman, Bill Withers, Rick Beck, Steve Sea- baugh, Mike Gray. FOURTH ROW: Jim Waltz, Bill Askew, Bill Wicker, Bill Wilson, David Sprad- ling, Mike Long, Warren Masterson, Ken Stein- hoff. Carolyn Penzel makes a Student Council nouncement to the Student body. F EK The Salvation Army Canned Food Drive results in community. Chairman Ron Dost led Mr. O,L0ughlin's Senior homeroom to victory in the 1964 Canned Food Drive. ROW I. Janie Crites, Judy Dunklin, Beth Dillard, Ron Dost, Beverly Cross, Marilyn Dudley, Carol Evans. ROW 2. Donna Eaker, Peggy Estes, Donna Eddleman, Joan Earley, Carolyn Dare, another contribution to the trash cans. Delores Crites, james DeBoe, Louie Ervin, Janet Creighton, Carol Dodd. ROW 3. Tom Dohogne, Albert Estes, Steve Crowe, Bob Eckelmann, Lee Dah- ringer, Charlie Duncan, Chuck Dockins, Martin Dubs, Mr. O'Loughlin. Mike Gray and Mike Long admire their painting job of the Central Student Council Helps Communiyf 14 ,.- W 4-:- R A ,, Q V, 1 , ,. .f ri 1 3 I ,, 7 ' 9-Q 4 , , f 1 1 lil , y . v 4 sf' MW X ---Q - ii I X if VJ' t Pictured above is the Girardot Queen and her attendants Austin, Nancy Jenkins, Don Sander, Janice House, and with their escorts: Charlie Snyder, Norma Wagoner, John Finch. David Hahs, Peggy Estes, Mike Seabaugh, Queen Tana oranazfion H zghlzlghts Dcmw Ron Marshall crowns Tana Austin 1965 Girardot Queen, as crown bearer Marcia Maupin stands by. S ,vw . , , 3 ' ' S Vicki Seabaugh, Margaret Ritter, and Dee Ann Bockhorst place angel hair on trees, completing if - V, ,x V V, 'F decorations for the Girardnt Dance. ' ' Q X f W, V ' ' , if Y!! Ron Marshall, Art and Literary Editor, and Nancy Jenkins, Editor in Chief, led the year- book's stalls in the production of this year's Girardot. K 1 1f,i T Wg Q Wm The Girardot Staff works diligently on plans for the 1965 Girardot. I6 Stajft Incorporate my WE? :.:e '59-:fi , .1565 -4. f-I The Art Staff, consisting of Marcia Maup- in, Martha Mahy, and Dee Ann Bock- horst, are responsible for the layout and artwork appearing in the Girardot. X 4' , The Photography Staff, made up of Jim Stone, Ron Dost, Ken Steinoff, Head Photographer, Skip Stiver, Joe Snell, and Gary Fischer, processes the snaps and some of the group pictures used in Cen- tral,s annual. Nancy Jenkins, Ron Marshall, Marcia Maupin the Girardot Sales Publicity. School Lz' e into GIRARDOT ,Ply fm' ' -if ! - f '. ,,.. I 7 ?f - ,L f J, F' .. ifi' - ..xi all ff- ,E 'A ssl 'vs' - ii X elrer 2, yyt1s iprsf H ' .wx ffm 7 ,..., . , , K. . . 1. 1 T Q., 3 9 e ' K 4, cf ff S ' if 4 if SAE, W it 2 1 ,gl Q, 1 119 5 ,M '35 M 'fi 5 iz ye mi t , 5, ,I , v an 3 ' 5 Q , I , Q, work on posters for Writing the yearbook's copy is the duty of the Literary Staff. Jane Coile, Peggy Estes, Mr. Crites, Publications Advisor, and Jane McKoewn are pic- tured here discussing the forth-coming Girardot. ur' f ii EIN if Gzrardot Finances Raised Through GIRARDOT AD SALESMEN-BOTTOM ROW: Jackie Knehans, Verneda Wright, Dan Jacobs, Tucker Lamkin, Brian Miller, Patrick Foster, Janet Creighton, Marsha Harris, Dee Ann Boekhorst, Bob Malahy. SEC- OND ROW: Cherie Pind, Kitty Garrett, Alice Welker, Jane Rudert, Peggy Estes, Mary Sudholt, Stan Friese, Pat Samuel, Tana Austin. THIRD ROW: Gary Adams, Chuck Dockins, Don Sander, Charlie Snyder, John Ma- gill, David Hahs, Joe Beatty, Paul Sander, Richard Baker, Mike Seabaugh. TOP ROW: John Vogel, Linda Stone, Pam Burkhimer, Amanda Ashby, Tom Finney, Claudia Modder, Elizabeth Ridings, Mary Bissell, Pam Himmel- berger, Brad Kasten. Students listen attentively as Nancy Jenkins explains plans for the upcoming Girardot Dance. Margaret Ritter, Assistant Busi- ness Nlanagerg Janice House, Busi- ness Manager, and Vicky Roth, Second Assistant, kept finances running smoothly and the sales- men working hard. ,f ,WW-W. M jf K GIRARDOT AD SALESMEN'BOTTOM ROW.' Georganne Penzel, Della Heise, Janice House, Bob Swain, John Brandt, Ron Hill, Kenneth Steinhoff, Cheri Huck- step, Debby Young. SECOND ROW: Holly Lueders, Christy Seabaugh, Judy Dunklin, Francie Hopkins, Vicky Roth, Sheila Kirchoff, Mary Ponder, Terry Rose, Amy Ewing, Joni Tickle. THIRD ROW: Sally Bierbaum, Marcia Maupin, Marilyn Knehans, Jayne Coile, Donna Shivelbine, Allene Phillips, Sally Wright, Nancy Jenkins, Jeanne Williams. TOP ROW: Anne Buchanan, Pam Beard, Sally Stone, Barbara Howard, Vicky Seabaugh, Pat Johnson, Sue Kuehle, Margaret Ritter. jjforts Qf the Business Szfajjf GIRARDOT BOOK SALESMEN-BOTTOM ROW: Mary Lou Harris, Kathy Seabaugh, Sally M. Wright, Judie Schlirnme, Martha Mahy, Norma Wagoner, Toni Grose, Sally Campbell. SECOND ROW: Carol Klarsfeld, Jane Dunklin, Leigh Wilt, Lynn Davis, Marilyn Maevers, Bonnie Strom, Tricia Tipton, Mary Ellen Baker, Skip Stiver. THIRD ROW: Betsy Ringland, Carolyn Penzel, Chuck McCvinty, Vicki Rueseler, Lynn Oldfield, Susan Hodges, Yvonne Askew, Beth Hayden. TOP ROW: Bar- bara Nunnelly, Debbie Elfrank, Martha Bacon, Tamara Hardman, Carol Bone, Kathy Slinkard, Mary Bray. TIGER BUSINESS STAFF-ROW ONE.' Ken Steinhoff, Steve Crowe, Al Spradling, Lee Dahringer, Carl Meyer. ROW TWO: Chuck McGinty, Larry Stewart, Bill East, Ken Baker, Bob Swain, Ron Dost. ROW THREE: Paul Sanders, Don Sander, John Magill, Jim Cochrane, Jim McKeown. ROW FOUR: Richard Baker, Steve Goodson, Mike Young, Gary Fischer. GER... 'Fl I? . ex, TIGER BUSINESS MANAGERS: Steve Crowe, Lee Dahringer, Al Spradling. 20 TIGER EDITORS: Carol Klarsfeld, Sally Wright, Shari Stiver, Walter Stafford TIGER TYPISTS: Carolyn Penzel, Terry Rose. 21 CE TRAL HIGH BOTTOM ROW.' Barbara Howard, Ruth Wilson, Sally Campbell, Jane Davis, Donna Baldwin, Barbara Nunnelly, Mary Rickard, Gail Tibbles, Elaine Farmer, Pam Beard, Mary Sudholt. SECOND ROW: Sally Bierbaurn, Bill Wilson, Carole Masterson, Pam Burkhirner, Diann Denton, Donna Shivelbine, Donna Scott, Ray Vogel, Ralph Schild, Steve 22 Huffman, Vercel Bryant, Susan Steak, Linda Davis, Kay Smith, John Brown, Carol Bone. THIRD ROW: Cindy Mc- Kee, Linda Lindy, Mary Nowell, Mary Lou Harris, Bob Wol- fenkoehler, Bob Swain, Steve Black, John Wilkins, Marsha Schearf, ,Io Ann Rodgers, John Vogel, Paul Sander, David Hahs, Don Sander, Jim Volkerding, William Pitts, Ronald SCHOOL BAN Bedell, Ronald Price, Danny Jacob, Terry Field. FOURTH ROW: Ron Dost, Frank Steek, Romie Holland, Johnnie James, Phil Wagoner, Fred Williams, Joe Beatty, John Ue- leke, Barbara Seabaugh, Bob Malahy, Steve Goodson, Chuck MeGinty, Georgia Clark, Jeanne Perry, Dan Beatty, Barney Hartline, Bob Blattner, Larry LeBruyere, Russ Doughty, Rog- er Minson, Lawrence Stewart, Mike Crowder. TOP ROW: Kathy Rooker, Harry Martin, Jim McKeown, Lee Dahringer, John lNIagill, Ann Ellis, Karen Deck, Mr. Bill Ewing, Mark Eldridge, Mike Cliff, Phil Lewis, Tom Sieberg, Stan Friese. 23 Students zkpiay Musical Central's band participates in the Fire Prevention Week parade. MAJORETTES: Jane McKeown, Gwen Petty, Della Heise, Drum Major, Phyllis Metzger Linda Maddux, Ruth Ann Seabaugh, Head Majorette, Toni Grose, Nancy Swan. 24 and M arching Talents MADRIGAL-BOTTOM ROW: Martha. Mahy, Jan- durft, Beverly Wright, Billy Miller, Chuck Dockins, Tim ice House, Mary Bray, Kathy Slinkard, Ruth Wilson, Gwen Blattner, Terry Siemers, Roger Bierschwal. Beaudean, Yvonne Bedell. TOP ROW: Marida Noth- Under the direction of Mr. Bryant, the Sr. A Cappella practices for a forthcoming perform- BIICC. 25 i CE TRAL HIGH CHOOL BOTTOM ROW: Mary Baker, Susan Kibler, Emma Jo Pen- sel, Connie Hall, Tana Austin: Hope Bollinger, Vicki Ed wards, Marilyn Maevers, Marida Nothdurft, Margaret Rit- ter, Phyllis Varnum, Trisha Tipton, Vicki Roth, Janet Cheno weth, Vicki Barks, Sheila Kirchhoff, Yvonne Bedell, Gwen- 26 dolyn Shields. SECOND ROW: Jean Sierners, Gwen Beau- dean, Mary Rogers, Vicki Seabaugh, Mary Sudholt, Barbara Nunnelly, Mary Bray, Joy Cayse, Elizabeth Ridings, Beverly WVright, Elaine Farmer, Diane Blackwell, Karen Phillips, Linda Stone, Kathy Slinkard, Sharon Trotter, Janice House, NIOR A CAPPELLA ., , -k1f. 5 ,A, , Lrg, , , .,,i , :,i ,L ,, , , ' S .. , ,. , , L Z, ., .?, , ,, . ,E . l, ,E S. , E V 1 1 Bonnie Strom, Mr. Gene Bryant. THIRD ROW! Mike Cliff, schwal, Barney Bollinger. TOP ROW: Bill Miller, Bill Tom Ross, John Uelekc, Charlotte Ulrifh, Vicki Boren, De Jackson, Terry Siemers, Tim Blattner, Ed Mayham, Steve Ried, Sharon Frazier, Don Sander, James Frazier, Chuck Crowe, Paul Sanders, John Magill, Phil Lewis, Ken Martin, Doekins, Steve Black, Larry LaBruyere, Tom Finney, Bob Steve Goodson, John Hoffman, Danny Jacob, Brad Brune, Young, Steve Hileman, Pat Cato, Sharon Kirk, Roger Bier- Cary Adams, Tom Holt. Mike Sample, Nancy Froemsdorf. 27 Steve Black, Dan Jacob, Linda Stone, Nancy Froemsdorf, and Pat Cato display backstage confusion. STAGE CHOIR-BOTTOM ROW: Mary Baker, Bar- bara Nunnelly, Vicki Seabaugh, Vicky Boren, Elizabeth Ridings, Tana Austin, Margaret Ritter, Kathy Slinkard, Mary Rodgers, Vicki Roth, Tricia Tipton, Elaine Farmer, Karen Phillips, Sheila Kirchhoff. SECOND ROW: Phil The Vocal Music Department, under the direc- tion of Mr. Gene Bryant, has intensified its ef- forts to provide more enjoyment through the introduction of the Stage Choir. This group, composed of approximately 25 people, specializes in popular selections which are given before school and community audiences. The traditional Madrigal Boys' Quartet and Senior A Cappella have continued working to achieve their best per- formances, demonstrating not only the individual talents of the groups, but also the special co- operation which is vital for exhibiting excellence in group singing. Ana' here Was Lewis, John Magill, Steve Crowe, Charles Dockins, Tim Blattner, Don Evitts, Steve Black, John Ueleke, Tom Holt, Bill Jackson, Mike Sample, Terry Siemers, Roger Bierschwal, E 1 JUNIOR A CAPPELL.-X+BOTTOM ROW: Susan Wer- ner, Kay Pensel, Peggy Foster, Susan Koen, Leigh Wilt, Mary Hirsch, Sally Stone, Ruth Wilson, Beverly Kasten, Di- ane Huey, lklr. Bryant. SECOND ROW: Donna Scott, Phyllis Metzger, Prudy Ervin. Sandy Seabaugh, Susie Jones, Roslyn Ticer, Judy Daugherty, Teresa Stafford, Becky Gragg, lvlargaret Randol. Kathy Slinkard, Marsha Linda McGregor, Pam Himmelberger. Cindy Birk, Eve- lyn Seabaugh, Alberta Cooper, Barbara Seabaugh, Vicky Kirchhoff, Vicky Sides, Dorothy Connor, Judy Kearney. TOP ROVV: Greg Nunnellee. Eugene Frazier, Burt Leh- man, Brad Kasten, Larry Cardwell, Larry Johnson, Larry Graden, Carl Meyer, Steve Jones, Chuck Mcflinty, Ron- ald Price, Harry Martin, Larry Popp, Tom Schield. . Sz'ngz'ng Haman. THIRD ROW: Jane Hughes, Phyllis Anderson, fu , il :Q fi BOY'S QUARTET-BOTTOM ROW: Roger Bierschwal, SECOND ROW: Tim Blattner, Bill Miller, TOP ROW: Phil Lewis. 29 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS-BOTTOIU ROW: Yvonne Nunnelly, Tana Austin, Ron Marshall, Ann Ellis, Caro- Bedell, Peggy Foster, Sally Wright, Judy Schlimme, lyn Penzel, Kathy Slinkard. Mary Ponder, Rose Ann King, TOP ROW: Barbara PROJECTIONISTS: Stan Friese, Bill Dalton, Calvin Break, Ottis Causey, John Shotwell, Leroy Craft, Ken Chuck Dockins. 30 Trowbridge, Carl Meyer, Students rovide PROJECTIONISTS: Jesse James, David Spraclling, Steve Wells, Steve Jones, Mike Ringwald, Robert Hile- man, Tom Mueller, Bill Hogan, Bill Eckelmann, Larry Graden. f-f 'w- fi, It. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS-BOTTOM ROW: Debby Young, Beverly Cross, Sue Kuehle, Martha Blattner, Martha Mahy. SECOND ROW: Amanda Ashby, Joanne Bone, Gwen Petty, Donna Eddleman, Pat johnson, Sandra Feverston. Not pictured-Verneda Wright, Craig Brinkman, Susan Valle, and Carole Heider. Valuable Assistcznce MONITORS-BOTTOM ROW: Della Heise, Beth Hayden, Charles Dockins, Ken Baker. SECOND ROW: David Stovall, Don Sander, Wayne Golliher, Phil Vinyard. TOP ROW: Paul Schwab, Mike Stuart, John Shotwell, Bob Stone. 31 !Nv., ,.4,,M purify Varszfy Scores We 6 Blytheville 7 University City 6 Paducah Tilghman 1 9 Jackson O Poplar Bluff 19 Sikeston 34 Chaffee 0 Charleston 20 Perryville THEY 12 14 6 0 14- 20 13 14 6 anim' Varsizfy Squad mi BOTTOM ROW: Larry Nussbaum, Larry Kitchen, Don Fred Springer. TOP ROW.' Gary Tucker Mike Friese Sandin, Don Riley, Larry johnson, Terry Field, Bob John Brandt, Harold Pruitt, Brad Brune Ben King Steve Young. SECOND ROW: Wayne Roeder, Bill Jackson, Wilson. Wilton Ervin, Joe Stahly, George Arthur, Van Riehl, 34 '64 Varsiyf Squaa' BOTTOM ROW: Wilton Ervin, Bill jackson, Steve Wil- son, George Arthur, Larry Nussbaum, Ronnie Seyer, Louie Ervin, Dick Lueders, Wayne Stickler, Paul Kitchen, Joe Stahly. SECOND ROW: John Young, Mgr., Gerald Tucker, Tom Holt, Larry Kitchen, Harold Pruitt, Fred Springer, Hal Goddard, Leslie Carlton, Bill Bishop, Bob Ward, Steve Seabaugh, Wayne Roeder, Bob Gerecke, THIRD ROW: Terry Crass, Mgr., Jim Owens, Van Riehl, Dwayne Followell, Don Sandin, Mike Bremer- mann, Sylvester Johnson, Jerry O'Connell, Lonnie Black- wood, John Amlingmeyer, Ter-ry Field, Bob Young, Lar- ry Johnson, Gary Fischer, Mgr. TOP ROW.' Brad Brune, Randy Stahly, Albert Estes, John Brandt, Mike Friese Ben King, Lee Roll, Charlie Baldwin, Andy Pemberton Charlie Duncan, Mike Gray, Bill Wicker, Ron Riley. J a Glogz Comes Late in Season Highlights of Central's 1964 football season included both disappointments and triumphs. The rivalry between Cape and Jackson surged to a climax as Central downed the Indians, 19-0. The opening game played against the Chickasaws, of Blytheville, Ark., was a blow to the Bengals, end- ing in a 12-6 defeat. This not being Blytheville's first game, the Chickasaws had an advantage over Central. The University City Indians journeyed to the Tigers, stomping ground for the first home game. Central took an early lead of 7-0, but was unable to main- tain it as U-City scored on a pass play, making it 7-7. Although both teams showed strong defensive play in'the second half, U-City marked up another touchdown, and the score remained 14-7. Central battled Paducah Tilghman to a hard- fought 6-6 tie. One of the most thrilling games was the Tigers' en- counter with the Sikeston Bulldogs. The last 52 sec- onds proved to be the deciding point when the Bull- dogs scored a touchdown, ending the game in a close 20-19 defeat for the Tigers. The highlight of this year's season came in a trium- phant victory over the Perryville Pirates, 20-6. This being the homecoming and final game, the Tigers would settle for nothing less than victory. Executing brilliant plays and coordinated teamwork, Central took an early lead. The second half showed as much determination as the first, as the Tigers maintained a definite advantage and ended the Pirates' win- ning streak. BOTTOM ROW.' Gary Gately, Ron Seyer, Louie Ervin, Lonnie Blackwood, Jim Gregory, Dick Lueders, Charlie Baldwin, Bill Wicker, Tom Holt, Mike Gray, Randy Stahly, Lee Roll, Mike Bremermann, Jerry OlConnell, Mike Long. SECOND ROW: Wayne Golliher, john Amlingmeyer, Les Carlton, Shelby Baker, Dwayne Followell, Terry Bock, Andy Pemberton, Gary Fisher, Bill Bishop, Craig Brinkman, Jim Owens, john Finch, Jim Feldmeier, Harold Payne, Mike Stuart. TOP ROW: John Young, Ronnie Bedell, Bill Kaiser, John Sachse, Bob White, Lyman Beasley, Paul Hubbard, Terry Far- row, John Wilkins, Keith Kelly, Terry Hopkins, Bob Gerecke, Stan Friese, Sylvester Johnson, Paul Kitchen, Larry McLaird, Jim Waltz, Hal Goddard. M ike Gray Varsity Club A ll- Con erence The only returning starter from last yearis front line was Mike Gray. Mike started on de- fense as left linebacker and played center on the oHqensive team. He was named All-Con- ference because of his offense abilities. This is Mikeis fourth year of football, three of which have been played on the Varsity Squad. He was chosen co-captain this year by his teammates. Mike has been quite active in other sports, too. He has been on the track team and has lettered in golf twice. Bostows Honors Making All-Conference on the defensive team, Sylvester Johnson played end on offense and defense this year. As a junior, this is Sylvesterls third year of football. He has lettered two years. Sylvester also puts his abilities to use in other sports. He plays on the Varsity Basketball team, and he lettered in track last year. Coach Goodwin foresees great potential in Syl- vester next year. Sylvester johnson fy Football in Action v 1 K, v Ziff. We -' I it YQ, .X I K xi Lx I i 7, 1 'Q ig 5 KX Q g L ueen jackie Knehans A Judy Schrader ii, 3 ' ' f u.-, x - Q ,?, hc H , ggi ,K 2 Sig A jf: e N , Q Ms. X xx- xv? 5 Q , 5 Tana Austin ootball Queen and Court Anne Buchanan N an Q S '??5 e 1 1 me - 5' 5 x X i 'H agx Y K f 'Q hr' Cherie Pind A -M Zh ,, : .L I I W , . ' H -rf-xzxuf ,. . -, 35 ee s , .X V .mv 1 e A ix 'Q , ,, ., ?,,.z,g '1 A as We e 651 ' gi ,,n, 1 7,L::, me Q 4 41, . 'M 1, ww Cherie Pind X., X H . fa . I .kv A Q- ww, r S ,.f 4' Y . 13:3 he-,A , ., ,,.. , , V V W e 55 V.. ,Q V ,Nw .2 up I VW.. -i . f.,?..L..'nsQf,,fr...- v,-' . Q. Joni Tickel 9' Norma Wagoner Cheerleaders Janie Crites Jackie Knehans awww ..0W..wfL,Aw-femme, www mmm Anne Buchanan 40 This year Central's cheerleaders have fulfilled their duties to pro- duce a school spirit characterized by outstanding sportsmanship. In addition to hours of practice after school, they made posters encourag- ing attendance at Central's games. SUBSTITUTE CHEERLEADERS. Sharon Trotter, Pat Samuels, Betty Rawlings, Pam Beard, Debby Young. get 'Q gi . N if its 'wld s 1. ' ' 1 Q ,M y rl 'M' .ig A mg ,. - Early morning pep rallies and an evening bonfire were held by the cheer- leaders to stimulate enthu- siasm for Central's sports events. Cherie Pind and Janie Crites pause between cheers. 41 Varsiqfy Basketball vnu' ' i 1 J , r V':., if . ..:.-:, . Q-LS fr-if may BOTTOM ROW: Jim Gregory, Mark Kirkpatrick, Blackwood, Sylvester Johnson, Jerry OlConnell, Richard 'Haman, Mike Johnson, Charles Baldwin. Mike Bremermann, John Young. TOP ROW: Terry Crass, Larry Johnson, Lonnie Although they were hindered by the graduation of seven Varsity boys, the Varsity Basketball team made great headway this year. Lonnie Blackwood returned to offer his services as team captain and did a fine job as a leader, while Jim Gregory and Mike Bremermann, having played a great deal last year, contributed experience to the team. The rest of the boys had no previous Varsity experience, so this was a building year and was char- acterized by some inconsistent play, however, the team placed fourth in the conference tournament. ' As for the coming year, Coach Goodwin stated, '6Our young boys have l potential to develop into a really Hne ball club. 5 The season as a whole proved successful, the highlight being the home- coming victory over Fredericktown. 42 Scoreboard WE THEY 63 Kennett 40 51 Perryville 65 48 Dexter 53 52 Sikeston 61 39 Perryville 41 79 College High 72 65 4Perryville 62 51 Jackson 42 47 9fPopular Bluff 64 84 Notre Dame 75 70 +17 redericktown 54 81 College High 78 68 19Dexter 56 55 'fjackson 79 58 Notre Dame 55 59 5fSikeston 48 57 99Kennett 38 9 Denotes Conference Games unior Varsity Basketball BOTTOM ROW: Steve Wilson, Ronnie Bowers, ROW: Fred Springer, Ken Martin, John Wilkens, Richard Baker, John Brandt, Bob LaFollette. TOP TOITI McLain, Terry Field, Brad Horky. 43 l 4 Basketball Close-ups 4 + ,Y 1965 Basketball Queen K5 Z' 3 fl u Queen F raneie Hopkins n joan Earlgz jaokzle Kileflanf Norma Wagoner-Q Toni Stafkweather n 45 g 1 - n l,,Le a 1954 Varsity Track BOTTOM ROW: Terry Crass, John Watson, Mike Er- vin, Bob Gerecke, Ronnie Bedell, Harold Payne, Craig Brinkman, Tom Seabaugh, john Young. SECOND ROW: Gary Fischer, Terry Farrow, Dennis Farrow, Andy Pem- berton, Merrill Lewis, Keith Kelly, Terry Hopkins, David Phillips. THIRD ROW: Richard Haman, Steve Seabaugh, Dean Kimmich, Charlie Duncan, Darrell Lewis, Shelby Baker, Don Sandin. FOURTH ROW: Coach Hargens, Randy Stahly, Richard Welker, Gary Schernel, Bill Bishop, Mike Vogelsang, Paul Hubbard. TOP ROW: Gary Gate- ly, Lyman Beasley, Sylvester johnson, Larry Lusk, R. C. Grossheider, Mike Bremermann, Coach Meyer. unior Varsiyf Track BOTTOM ROW: Harry Martin, Garold Tucker, Steven Van Riehl, Hal Smothers, John Smith. TOP ROW: Don Foeste, Wesley Rider, Steve Wilson, Bob Gerecke. SEC- Riley, Ken Baker, John Wilkins, Terry Field, Ken Martin, OND ROW: George Arthur, Brad Kasten, Mike Melton, Rex Krewinghouse. s-,Q ffl- l1? ' The 1964 track performances won Central the titles ' junior varsity team finished with an undefeated rec- av, f Conference Champs all of conference and district champs. With a 10-0 4 I i s record, the varsity team remained undefeated through- N out the season. Following the varsity example, the V ord of 6-0. 1 The Cross Country finished with a strong'second in - - the district. 8 1 -W 5 ti 'fs Ji' ' f ef V, 1 g .-1 , David Phillips sprints to victory for Central. Cross Countiy LM Y M , Y BOTTOM ROW: Steve Frazier, Mike Ervin, Keith TOP ROW: Ken Martin, Lyman Beasley, Gary Gately, Kelly, Steve Hileman, SECOND ROW: Richard Welker, Paul Hubbard. Tom Ross, David Phillips, Mike Stuart, Brad Kasten. 47 Varsizfy Baseball Team 109' BOTTOM ROW: Lee Roll, Wayne Golliher, Jim Greg- Terry Bock, Paul Kitchen, Keith Middleton TOP ROW ory Louie Ervin, David Spradling, Terry Ashby, Carl Coach Brinkopf, Kenny Fischer, mgr Rick Williamson Eyre jim Feldmeier. SECOND ROW: David Hahs, Mar- Greg Brune, Lonnie Blackwood, jerry OConne1l Dan lin Harrison, Charlie Baldwin, Jim Reed, Doug Halcomb, Beard, Louie Loos, Coach Hager. Tzlgers Take Honors Encouraged by the former record of State Runner-Up, the Tigers slammed their way to the honor of 1964 Conference Champs. During the season the Tigers defeated 15 of their 18 opponents. Starting off with seven consecutive wins and one loss, the Tigers then met Perryville in a contest end- ing in a 4-1 Bengal victory. Although the Tigers met defeat against Jackson and St. Pius, the season progressed and showed the Tigers' true ability, as they defeated Sikeston and seven other rival teams. The Junior Varsity season resulted in a 1-3 record, with their main strength in the pitching and hitting departments. Early indications showed promise for the Tigers, 1965 season. 45 .fo 4 i., , 255 ' 59 s if A 5 i Anxiety prevails as the game progresses. anim Varsizjy Baseball Team BOTTOIVI ROW: Dan Beard, Terry Siemers, Eugene rick, Wayne Roeder, Larry Kitchen, Warren Masterson Frazier, Dan Narsh, John Brandt, Terry Robinson. SEC- TOP ROW: Brad Horky, Joe Brockmire, Larry johnson OND ROW: Mike Friese, Brad Brune, Mark Kirkpat- Danny Birk, Ben King. 49 FIRST ROW: Stan Freise, Bill Wilson, Danny Jacobs, Steve Black. SEC- OND ROW: Mike Stuart, Clyde Benson, Bob White, John Sachse, Bill Kaiser. Slbring Sports Capture mferesl FIRST ROW: Tom Spitzmiller, Jim Waltz, Bowers, Bob Young, Jim Cochran, Mike Young, Bob John Finch, Robert Brinkopf, Mike Gray, Mike Long, Spradling, Fred Springer, Skip Stiver. Jim Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Coach Muir, Ronnie f 75141: M ,H+ 1 Ei' Ee, f +:f.,3iW Sports H zghl zlghts 4 1 I fa Q, f1? -H ' 7112, wiv' Q 4: NJN, - M- A3 H EXPERIENCED DEBATERSF-BOTTOM ROW: Jean Siemers, Bill East, Joe Snell, Della Heise, Beth Hay- den, Mike Seabaugh, Pat Sommers, Sally Wright, Carole Rapp, Chuck McGinty, Dave Krekel. SECOND ROW: Joni Tickel, Shari Stiver, Lynne Nelson, Skip Stiver, John Vogel, Christy Seabaugh, June Siemcrs, Carole Master- son, Holly Lueders, Terry Wicker. THIRD ROW: Lin- da Folsom, Bob Spradling, Bob Blattner, Steve Black, Tom Mueller, Jim Cochrane, Chuck Dockins, Bill Wil- son, Tucker Lamkin, Dan Jacob, Dan Beatty, TOP ROW: Gail Tibbles, Donna Scott, Georganne Penzel, Kathy Slin- kard, Ken Steinhoff, Linda Stone, Jane McKeown, Mar- cia Maupin, Debby Young, Martha Bacon, Roslyn Ticer Vicky Roth. v An Assortment QF labs Ojjfers INEXPERIENCED DEBATERS-BOTTOM ROW: Bob Malahy, Barbara Nunnelly, Joy Cayse, Carol Brady, Roger Bierschwal. SECOND ROW: Ray Vogel, Carolyn Payne, Sandra Feverston, Donna Baldwin, Pam Vinyarcl. THIRD ROW: James Fuhrmann, Dave Simpson, Steve Cooclson, Patrick Foster, Linda McGregor, Claudia Mod- cler. TOP ROW: Prudy Irvin, Laura Folsom, Margaret Randol, Sally lvl. VVright, Kathy Rooker. ' I-twinning? m Niffw., Img Vd7'Z.6Cl, Ac1fz'vz'Zz'es or All C.O.E.-TOP PICTURE-BOTTOAM ROW: Linda Har- ris, Janet Lilly, Linda Humes, Linda Yallaly, Carol Evans, Janice Gilbert, Peggy Bradshaw, Carol Dodd, Dana Mil- ler. SECOND ROW: Cecilia Duley, Pam Jewel, Mari Walters, Carole Heider, Linda Smith, Betty Keesee, Caro- lyn VVhittaker, Barbara Taylor, Karen Points, Anola Gill. C.O.E.-BOTTOM PICTURE-BOTTOM ROW: Tom Seabaugh, Max Wilson, Mike Pind, Randy Morse, Mike Webb, Erwin Markhart, Mike Miranda. SECOND ROW: Rose Ann King, Ruth Ann Lee, Linda Silman, Pauline Ford, Connie Ratliff, Reba James, Donna Yallaly, Shirley Welker, Jim DeBoe, Byron Bollinger. THIRD THIRD ROW: Mike Schlimme, Robert Brown, Mike Stephens, Tom Hamilton, Frank Reid, Richard Fulton, Mike Smith, Richard Golden, Lindell Brennecke, DeWayne Brown. TOP ROW: Ed Gardner, Ronnie Bell, Jim Wil- liams, Jim Hahs, John Keene. Billy Amos, Billy Tinsley, Karl Grose, Herbert Ourth, Ronnie Pulliam. ROW: Sandy Whitledge, Judy Cook, Pat Poston, Vicky Berry, Terry Abbott, Rick Beck, Douglas Madderra, Jim Lorberg, Paul Reitzel. FOURTH ROW: Bill Miller, Lar- ry Abbott, Larry McElroy, Jerry Fowler, Mike Murray, Terry Huekstep. ' K' -f ' t ' 'Mi I Practice Improves Forezlgn Fe y? f 5 if SPANISH CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: Sandra Kuehle, ROW: Donna Stovall, Betty Rawlings, Diann Denton, Rebecca Gragg, Sue Kuehle, Linda Decker, Jane Rud- Alice Welker, Revella Booker, Sandi Sides. TOP ert. SECOND ROVV: Alice Lynn, Vicki Seabaugh, Janis ROW.' Sharon Trotter, Barbara Hobbs, Ruth Brown, Nagel, Beverly Sparks, Gwendolyn Shields, THIRD Mary Bray, Cindy McKee. f 9 s Q, 'if .A FRENCH CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: Hope Bolling- Ritter. TOP ROW: Donna Copeland, Allene Phil er, Mary Ponder, Tricia Tipton. SECOND ROW: lips, Elizabeth Ridings. Ruth Wilson, Esther Taylor, Susie Jones, Margaret 56 Foreign language clubs' activities reflect Old World customs. The French Club brought holiday greet- ings to hospitalized people as the club caroled. Fun was a keynote of the annual Pan American Ban- quet given by the Spanish Club. A Saturnalia brought out the Roman grace of the Latin Club. Language Skills LATIN CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: Jane Hughes, THIRD ROW: Mary Lail, Kathy Grant, Kathleen Martha Bacon, Darlene Scherer, Gwen Beaudean, Mattes. TOP ROW: Bill jackson, Jim Volkerding, Georgia Clark. SECOND ROW: Nancy Bender, Michael Herron, Gary Adams. Judy Kearney, Dorothy Conner, Phyllis Sides. 57 BOWLING CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: Jim Froemsdorf, Jim Feldmeier, Mary Lou Harris, Linda Brown, Mary Bissell, Connie Richardson, Malinda Abbott, Dor- inda Blattner, Ann Williamson, Steve Cobb, SECOND ROW: Brenda Propst, Judy Daugherty, Brenda Conder, Tricia Foster, Brenda Meinz, Judy Gurley, Teresa Hohler, Roxie Houseman, Diane Hunze. THIRD ROW: Mary Hazel, Linda Davis, Susan Steck, Sally Bierbaum, Sandy Haney, Saundra Littleton, Nancy Schwab, Jan Davis, Sharon Young, Sherry Seabaugh. FOURTH ROW: Mar- sha Haman, Barbara James, Edward McDaniel, Don San- der, Charlie Snyder, Brian Miller, Paul Perry, Ronnie Hol- land, Gary Littleton, Kenny Grigsby. TOP ROW: Kitty Garrett, Karen Phillips, Jo Rainwater, Barbara Howard, Pat Sanuel, Jacque Schwab, Connie Turner. Students Learn TIGERETTES-BOTTOM ROW: Mary Carr, Gwen Petty, Ann Wilkinson, Saundra Littleton, Pam Beard, Pat Samuel, Jo Rainwater, Carol Hale, SECOND ROVV: Joni Tickel, Cherie Pind, Pam Vineyard, Nancy Niswonger, Jane Dunklin, Sally Stone, Norma Wagoner, Janey Crites. THIRD ROW: Jackie Knehans, Susan Steck, Pat Wright, Rayma Franklin, Sally Wright, Elaine Farmer, Anne Buchanan. TOP ROW: Ruth Ann Seabaugh, Judy Spald- ing, Vicki Saplding, Betty Rawlings, Sharon Trotter, Debby Young. CHEMISTRY--BOTTOM ROW: Tom Ross, Joe Snell, Ken Trowbridge, Larry LaBruyere, Bill Jackson. FOURTH Rick Haas, Toni Starkweather, Sally Bierbaum. SECOND ROW: Bill Eckelmann, Paul Sander, Bob White, John ROW: Karen Phillips, Margaret Ritter, Barbara Howard, Sachse, Calvin Break. Bob Malahy. THIRD ROW: Bill Dalton, Mike Crowder, I n ormalbz Through Clubs WEATHER CLUB: Kenneth Trowbridge, Richard Haas, Mike Crowder, Ralph Schild. S 0693 X I From knittmff to debate, Central 5 clubs provzded out of clamroom traznzng and relaxatzon for Centralztes. MAGAZINE CLUB: Larry Popp, Richard Neal, WVesley Tripp, Mrs. Carter. MATH CLUB--STANDING: 4. Brad Horky, Jim Stone. SEATED: Janice House, Jim Fulbright, Har- M ' lyn Eakins. New Clubs Rjlect Constantb a,r,ii, A EARTH SCIENCE CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: Bob Garner, Charles Popp, Ronnie Pensel, Ralph Schild. TOP ROW: Claud Crisler, David Williams, Tom Schild, Ron Price. 62 CHESS CLUB--BOTTOM ROW: Skip Stiver, Cindy ROW: Jim Fuhrmann, Charles Hensley, Tucker Lamkin McKee, Linda Lindy, Gail Tibbles, Elizabeth Ridings, Mike Herron, Larry Graden, Romie Holland, David Wat Mary Nowell, Vicki Seabaugh, Allene Phillips. TOP son, Ed McDaniel. Changing Interest ART CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: Cheryl Welter, Georg- anne Penzel, Kathy Rooker, Collin Hafele, Linda Decker, Holly Lueders. SECOND ROW: Nancy Stovall, Kay Pensel, Jo Ann Rodgers, Phyllis Bick, Bonnie Strom, Mar- cia Cook. THIRD ROVV: Janis Nagel, Prudy Irvin, Mary Sitze, Martha Blattner, Susan Koen. TOP ROW: Alice Welker, Donna Copeland, Rebecca Gragg, Beverly Wright, Donna Brothers, Jo Ann Straek, Marida Nothdurft. Hobbies romote GIRLS HOME ECONOMICS CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: Ester Tripp, Teresa Stafford, Barbara james, Jeannie Scott, SECOND ROW: Sherry Haynie, Donna Williams, Donna Dav- is, Lila Perry. THIRD ROW.' Kathy Fyffe, Norma Robbison, Gwen Schreiner. TOP ROW: Shirley Stone, Sandra McLain, Viola Jones, Karen Mecham. BOY'S HOME ECONOMICS CLUB: John Cauble, Ronald Huckabee, Phil Bolden, Garry Adams, Terry Corbin. 4uEl 'fWPw211w- f . V V- vi Y i' iff, ' 'rf' - 1'i ,iii fs 'xi 4 KNITTING CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: Judy Daugh- Baldwin, Debby Holland, Linda Brown, Kathleen erty, Mary Lou Harris, Teresa Hohler, Beverly Cross. Mattes, Brenda McElroy. TOP ROW: Margaret Cook, SECOND ROW: Della Saner, Carole Heider, Shauna Brenda Winder, Gail Gladish, Kathy Grant. Nagel, Bonnie Holshouser. THIRD ROW: Donna Student Interest ENSEMBLE CLUB-BOTTOM ROW.' Laura Folsom, Mary Sudholt, Margaret Ranclol, Linda Folsom. TOP ROW: Lynne Nelson, Barbara Seabaugh, Donna Scott, Katherine Huebel. 65 RED DACGERgBOTTOM ROW: Janice House, Jane McKeown, Cheryl Mc'Clard, Sally Wright, Della Heise, Ruth Brown, Amanda Ashby, Marcia Maupin, Barbara Hobbs, Jean Siemers. SECOND ROW: Carol Klarsfelcl, Francie Hopkins, Mary Jean Rodgers, Shari Stiver, Vicky Roth, Carole Masterson, Judy Dunklin, Sheila Kirchholf, Mary Ellen Baker, Sondra Feverston. THIRD ROW.' , Pat Sommers, Mike Seabaugh, Steve Crowe, Carl Meyer, Al Spradling, Chuck Dockins, Don Sander, Larry Ste- wart, Ken Baker. TOP-RO W: Mary Bray, Kathy Slinkard, Pam Burkhimcr, Bob Swain, Ronald Dost, Claudia Mod- der, Linda Stone, Cheri Huckstep, Nancv Jenkins, Judy Kearney. SILVER SPEAR-BOTTOM ROW: Sally Stone, Bonnie Walker, Beverly Kester, Donna Davis, Sally Campbell, Mary Hirsch, Debby Holland, Leigh Wilt. SECOND ROW: Jane Dunklin, Nancy Niswonger, Holly Lueders, Phyllis Metzger, Brenda Stafford, Terry Wicker, Peggy Foster, Marilyn Cobb, Kay Pensel. THIRD ROW: Pam Himmelberger, Katherine Huebel, Cindy Birk, Tamara Hardman, Parn Beard, Jane Davis, Cindy Waldrup, Susan Hodges. TOP ROW: Shauna Nagel, Pat Ferguson, Bar- bara Seabaugh, Jane Davis, Vicki Kirchhoff, Vicki Boren, Sharon Davis, Barbara Simmons. lg.. ff The Drama Clubs Gave Central? Lee Dahringer gives his interpretation of a scene from Potter,s Fieldf, Bill East, doing a cut from The Hairy Ape, executes a good stage fall. K ul lege student, gives a make-up demonstration as Mary Bray and Ruth Brown watch. Actors Pmczfical Ex119e1'z'ence Carol Williams, a col- N 4 .' 4: if 5 .Q x yi K .,,, f?. ax 2 , .. 25525 ' - ' 5' fe? f fmgw ' 2 3 Q f M 'V 'fr ...ov W J ,un WEEE 2 .,,.. ,w,.,A2,. W fm-f. -f.,fwfv, A ggigqgi- i 341455152 22 3 S' 3 1 ,Q ggi! Q14 Q- fgilsfv E s S 1 , H UW 'fliaf 2123, wifi' 1 fi , ,wa 1 mf-f gfikigfsmwi-iv F'+s9i'fwzz,m' ff 5 ggqlsilrfiii' Mzszi5?'ie91ffi'??as, Z f i 1 wg f K vw5?efi:41e4iwkfA,tffr4 - V 2 -:fi J I . EK-1552525111 1 W U M., K U- 2 2 -' if :-, Fw wx . ,Q K ,,. emi r - ,K Af QQ X 'N ' A N. .. ge- KJ I 15' 5 I vig W-MNK ,, ., f !V7L x5' U H ' AWMMWMM ..,, tw ,,... aw- Q. my ll jgaruifg CHARLES E. HOUSE An expanding school system demands diligent and unceasing effort on the part of Superintend- ent House, Assistant Superintendent Turner, and the School Board. The board is presently concerned with the renovation of the old Jr. High School and the addition of a new ele- mentary school on Hopper Road. The increase of pupils in this system has necessitated the re- grouping of junior high and high school stu- dents. The freshman class has been resituated in the newly-built Junior High this year, therefore, Central contains only grades ten, eleven, and twelve. The School Board and superintendents are re- sponsible for enlarging the high school curricu- lum to include new academic programs such as Math V, French V, and humanities. The Parent-Teacher Association provides a cor- relation between the school and the home. of EXf9dHdZ.Hg System ROBERT TURNER Assistant Superintendent J if ,ff W-Nkyhg N V Q . Q lf? PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION-BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. H. R. Gray, Mrs. Lory Stahly, Mrs. E. F. Ferguson, Mrs. Henry Creighton, Mrs. Milton Roth, Mrs. Earl Kirchhoff, Mrs. George Staley. SECOND ROW: Mrs. James Bone, Mrs. Darrell Brown, Mrs. O. H. Kas- ten, Mrs. Robert Earley, Mrs. Woodrow Niswonger, Mrs. Leslie Lindy, Mrs. Melvin Bacon, Mrs. K. A. Verhines, Mrs. B. Hughes, Mrs. Carl M. Friese, Mrs. Arnold Edwards, Mrs. T. W. Davis, TOP ROW: Mrs. William Balsman, Mrs. E. H. Nelson, Mrs. Charles Decker, Mrs. Ernie Walker, Mrs. Gale Heise, Mrs. Harold Rapp, Mrs. Fritzie Jenkins, Mrs. H. D. Ridings, Mrs. Harlan Mu- eller, Mrs. Kenneth Stovall, Mrs. Orville Seabaugh, Mrs. Clayton Davis. Requires es,190nsz'bZe Leadershzf BOARD OF EDUCATION: Hal Lehman, Walter Ob- erhide, Robert Turner, Gene Huckstep, Mrs. Norman Schwab, Russell, Charles House, Dr. Hugh Ashley, Mrs. Melvin Kasten, Robert Stiegemeyer. is f ,.,,f,..nIlv'v'W D. WAYNE. GODDARD FRED M. WILFERTH B.S., M.A. B.S., M.S. Assistant Principal Principal Through its overall instructional program, Central, like other high schools through- out our nation, must accept and effectively meet many challenging responsibilities. These responsibilities include imparting rules for living, tools of knowledge, and dreams of being men and women who will help build a better society for the suc- ceeding generation. Let us as parents and teachers possess the knowledge, wisdom, and dedication necessary to discharge these responsibilities to our youth and thereby instill in them a sense of mission reinforced with sufficient confidence, enthusiasm, gif Qigffafff and conviction for accomplishment. scre to s.,,,,n .W dw A ., 2' a'mz'nz'5Zmtz'0n and uzdcmce Lolita Stone Georgia McDowell Helen Moore NOT PICTURED: Helen Ketterer Especially with the increasing number of students in each of Central's classes, it is necessary to have a Guidance Department to aid in the coun- seling, testing, scheduling and orientation. The counselors advise students on which college to attend, which occupation to follow, and which classes should be taken in high school. E. L NORMAN SCHWAB B.S. Ed., M.E. Senior Counselor NIR . . sari essi M - E f i THOMAS CUSHMAN B.S. Ed, M.S. Ed. Junior Counselor GRACE MILLER B.S. Ed., M.S. Ed. Sophomore Counselor Conzfribuzfe to Ejfczkngf RAYMOND SHEETS B.S., MA. Administrative Assistant in Charge of Guidance and Coun seling Service. MYRTLE SCHRADER R.N. School Nurse i Teachers reveal themselves in their of guard moments. ik. N 5, '11 4 'mth fm M . L... M596 3 fx, ,L it ,u. fa F1 2 M.9..- I 7 Stuajf qt INEZ SMITH B.S. Ed., M.S. Ed., M.S. English English MARY Z. REED B.S. Ed. English ALENE SADLER B.S. Ed., M.A. English English BETTY QUINN FOLSOM A.B., BJ., B.S. Ed. English SEATED: IRENE MILLER IRENE WRIGHT B.S. Ed. B.S. Ed. English Drama BERNICE SCHOWENGERDT A.B. English STANDING: MARGARET SKOGLUND CECILE BUSCH B.S. B.S. Ed. English English HENRY R. CRITES B.S. Ed. Journalism EDNA GLENN B.A Art 76 Humanzfzks Added at Central .f ', GENE BRYANT BILL EWING B.M., M.M. Ed. B.S. Ed. Vocal Music Instrumental Music The Fine Arts Department presents students with a definite part of the culture which sur- rounds them. Students examine the great styles and techniques of the past that have exemplified perfection that has spanned the centuries. Given an opportunity to develop their creativity in this department, the stu- dents become intimate with the fine arts-A an intimacy which remains with them through- out their lives. MARY B. DAMITZ Study Hall LAURA BIRMINGHAM B.S. Ed. Study Hall A Y. ' 2 . Nh lk in I ' 'K 1 V TOM K. O'LOUGHLIN KEN WEBSTER S Chemistry Physics ERNEST CHILES HOWARD BOCK B.S. Ed. B.S. Ed., M.E. Earth Science Biology RYLAND MEYER B.S. Ed. Biology urriculum Geared me mg V W .f GRACE N. WILLIAMS LAURA M. RIXMAN GLORIA R. FRIDLEY RALPH FORD B.S. Ed., Ph.M. A.B., M.S. Ed. B.S. Ed. B.S. Ed., M.E. Math Math Math Math 78 DONALD D. LANG B.S. Ed. C.O.E. A. H. MCNEELY Auto Mechanics EARLIE CARTER B.S. C.O.E. to All Central Students A good school adjusts its program to each type of studentg with the Practical Arts Department, Cen tral has rounded out its program to meet these needs. Although designed primarily for the non- college bound student, this department has proven helpful to many future college students as background for higher learning. ROBERT HAGEDORN B.S. Ed. Special Ed. HELEN SMITH B.S. Ed. Special Ed. 79 'lik Classes Emjyhasize odem in Ls.. KATHRYN SACKMAN ALTA MUEGGE CALVIN CHAPMAN VIVIAN KIES B.S., M.A. - B.S. Ed. M.S. Ed., M.A. B.S. Ed., M.A. History History Sociology History The understanding gained through the Social Studies Department helps one form a standard by which to judge the present world situations and provides an excel- lent basis for making educated appraisals of the student's life as opposed by that of his counterpart abroad. Only with such an understanding can a more peaceful clinic be established in the world. MARY Z. CARTER B.E., M.A. History ROBERT C. HINES B.S. Ed., M.A. History N LOIS K. MCKINNIS B.S., M.S. History ,f v . . ls , , .a 1, 4. , ff . . , . 1 s - 5 .'. 3 I 1 ', uf.. V. wx' ,, i ,. A . World ig 8 8 Fundamentals of speech and culture are the im- portant values our Foreign Language Department conveys to students. Through the use of film- strips and the language laboratory, students gain a fuller perspective of the mechanics of an alien speech. The worldls great classics from the time of ancient Rome to modern day France are examined by Central students. F DAN M. MooRB CHARLOTTE MALAHY B B.S., Ms. B.A. Spanish Latin I . If A ? F llidll 1 5, fgf f' New A 'W' 'H' Im . f - f A, f f . F 'I . lv ' SUSAN MAY M , - A 1: B.s. Ed. .',1' ,H ,Q-, 5 French ,'. 'lf 'I' ' f I, ' g A ww' A, MARY E. SIVIA ' .ff B.s. Bd., M.A. .. 1. French W A. A MXN' '- -. ....i ssugf g K. y A M . . 1 . 1 ., . 8l CORNELIA GOCKEL B.S. Ed Business JERRY B,S. Ed. Business KATHERYN S WULFERS B.S. Ed. Business LUCILLE ADAMS B.S. Ed Business PAINIE MUIR B S M E. Athletic Director Whole Student Stressed E, ,,.-an LEON BRINKOPF R B GOODWIN KEN HARGENS B S Ed B S Ed B.S., M.A. Physical EduCat1On Physical Education Physical Education LUCY ELLEN TOWSE B.S. Ed., M.A. Physical Education NORMA SANDER B.S. Ed. Physical Education JANE WOMA-CK B.S. Ed. Physical Education WELDON H. HAGER B.S., M.S. Drivers Education CHARLES BIXLER B.S., M.Ed. History Teacher-Student Ratio 1:18 1 w A ' 4. MILDRED VOGELSANG B.S., A.B. Librarian BONNIE WILKENING B.S. Librarian 84 In OPAL YOUNG Book Exchange CAFETERIA STAFF Harold Brown Leonard Reed Richard Ware Leonard Mayberry x.f Charles Clippard Mary Lewis ' Evelyn Blocker X l Muriel Kelly G Mrs. Jose Scheussler, Ruth Crites, Hilda Heise MAINTENANCE STAFF ?l Jack Snider James Griddle Mrs. James Criddle 85 I I-., Y gf fiuuuwy Students Gain Recognihon in BOTTOM ROW: Vicky Roth, Carol Klarsfeld, Sharon holt, Peggy Estes. TOP ROW: Jim Stone, Bill Wilson, Stiver, Mary Ponder. SECOND ROW: Pat johnson, Ron Marshall, Walter Stafford, Mike Seabaugh, Steve Sally Wright, Carolyn Penzel, Elaine Farmer, Mary Sud- Seabaugh, Charles Baldwin. Martha Blattner and Skip Stiver earned the honor of HIGHEST 75? RANKING SOPHOMORES. 88 ational Honor Sociezfy BOTTOM ROW: Bill Wicker, Ron Dost, Judy Schlim- Jenkins, Anne Buchannan, Della Heise, Ken Steinoff me, Judy Dunklin, Janice House, Mike Gray. SECOND TOP ROW: Randy Stahly, Joe Beatty, Al Spradling ROW: David Hahs, Betsy Ringland, Vicky Berry, Nancy John Magill, Lee Dahringer, Don Sander. . . , ,A W., W Much thought and study qualified Shari Stiver for her honor as a NA- TIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP semi-finalist. 89 QUILL AND SCROLL-BOTTOM ROW: Ron Dost, Janice House, Vicky Roth, Pat Johnson, Martha Mahy, Jane Rudert, Margaret Ritter, Joni Tickel, Peggy Estes, Dee Ann Bockhorst, Shari Stiver, Carol Klarsfeld. SECOND ROW: Don Call, Nancy Jenkins, Marcia Maupin, Caro- lyn Penzel, Jane NlcKeown, Sally Wright, Jayne Coile, Sharon Trotter, Gary Fischer, Don Sander, Joe Snell. TOP ROW: Richard Baker, Ron Mar- shall, Jim Cochrane, Walter Stafford, Carl Meyer, Steve Crowe, Al Spradling, John Magill, Lee Dahringer, Mike Young, Jim Stone, Mike Seabaugh, Ken Steinhoff. Qui!! and Scroll Recognizes 90 The recipients of the Doyle Summers Award for outstanding achievements in Co-Operative Education are Vicki Berry and Paul Reitzel. Selected on the basis of scientihc achievement, Jim Stone was the recipi- ent of the BAUSCH and LOMB SCI- 0uma!z'stz'c Talents Patriotism, dependability, service, and leadership were the qualities the senior class saw in Carolyn Penzel, this year's recipient of the D.A.R. Award. This award is given annually by the Missouri State Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. COMPTENT TYPISTS Roger Bierschwal, Joy Cayse, Lawanda Slinkard, Phil Lewis, Brad Horky, Carol Brady, and Sandra Feverston received cer- tificates for accuracy and speed by typing thirty words a min- ute with less than five errors. Central Students Gain SHORTHAND AWARDS: Esther Tripp, Viola Jones, Carol Rodgers, Carolyn Dare, and Beverly Cross received certificates by passing the Gregg Transcript Test with ninety-five per cent accuracy. 92 Honors and Awards YOUTH APPRECIATION Carolyn Penzel and Jim Stone were honored by the Cape Girardeau optimists Club during their first annual Youth Appreciation Weekf' A reproduction of the Sad Clown by Wasserberger was presented to Central by the service club. Pictured here is Judy Schrader sewing, dis- playing one of the skills which qualified her for the honor of FUTURE HOME- MAKER OF TOMORROW. Student Council Accepts Serving as Student Body President is one of the highest honors of leadership a student may attain This year Jim Feldrneier and Charles Baldwin headed the council in projects of stu- Student Body Presidential Candidates and Managers: BOTTOM+Candidate David Hahs and Manager Joni Tickel. SECOND ROW- Candidate Mike Gray and Manager Tom Holt. THIRD ROW-Candidate John Magill and Manager Lee Dahringer. TOP-Candidate Charles Baldwin and Manager Steve Seabaugh Knot picturedj. Leaderslzzjy Role Larry johnson was honored by being chosen by the sophomore class to participate in the Sophomore Pilgrimage. Contestants in the Junior-Senior Oratorical Contest were: SEATED-Mary Ponder and Janet Zickfield, second placeg STANDING-John Vogel, Claudia Modder, and Mike Sea- baugh, first place. Illlllllul 95 The 1965 senior class chose the following seniors to lead them as President, Sec- retary-Treasurer, and Vice- President, respectively: Mike Gray, Jackie Knehans, and John Rastl. we 39352 fgflfusfsfegf hbwwgy F..-saw 3' aff Mr. Lueders instructs sophomores to hold still and smileu for their Girardot pictures. S OPH OM ORE The sophomore class has created distinction in many ways this year. They were and always will be the biggest and last freshman class at Central. They survived being the youngest class for two years, which displayed their in- tense determination, for they had not been slighted. They opened a new era at Central, one free of the confusion of Z1 freshman class. The Class of '67 has shown the dignity a young class can maintain and has made Cen- tral proud to include them. We Were the Last Class to Enter l,,,..f- BOTTOM ROW: Kenny Baker, Martha Bacon, Tana Allgood, Pam Bailey, Bruce Ashby. SECOND ROW: Vickie Medley, Wanda Mungle, Donna Baldwin, Nancy Barks, Mary Heise. THIRD ROW: Judith Ogborn, T 4 Billy Godwin, Donald Anderson, Connie Allen. TOP ROW: Vickie Anderson, Jackie Altenthal, Gary Adams, Stephen Allen, George Arthur. 15,49 0!,w BOTTOM ROW: Larry Bolen, Vonna Blackwood, Boren, Cindy Birk, Phyllis Bick. TOP ROW: Steve Pam Beard, Martha Blattner, Beverly Brennecke, Mike Black, Bob Blattner, Joe Brockmire, Charles Bolden, John Berry. SECOND ROW: Dan Beatty, Carol Bone, Vicki Brandt, Larry Burnette. Centra! As F reslzmen '-1, ki g TE M' BOTTOM ROW: Mike Craft, Mary Carr, Jane Davis, Wayne Damback, Steve Cobb, Claud Crisler, Brenda Con- Sally Campbell, Mike Cissell. SECOND ROW: Marcia der. TOP ROW: Linda Clark, Larry Caldwell, Phil Davis, Cook, Shirley Conrad, Donna Davis, Sandra Crites, Marilyn Sharon Carlton, Sharon Davis. Cobb. THIRD ROW: Judy Daugherty, John Cauble, 99 BOTTOM ROW: Frances Driskell, Bruce Edwards, Peggy Foster. THIRD ROW: Steve Foeste, Jan Fee, Mark Eldridge, Mike Fiehler, Jim Edwards, Manuela Pat Ferguson, Linda Folsom, Laura Folsom, Linda England. SECOND ROW: Jane Dunklin, Charlet Decker, Jamie Ennis. TOP ROW: Larry Driskell, Har- Farrar, Tricia Foster, Karen Deck, Martha Farrow, old Duckworth, Terry Field, Don Evitts, Wilton Ervin. In World Hz'st0U We Observed I BOTTOM ROW: Stan Friese, Jim Froemsdorf, Martha James Fuhrmann, Tamara Hardman, Mary Hazel, Re- Green, Sherry Haynie, Judy Gurley. SECOND ROW: becca Gragg, Gary Hartle. TOP ROW: Kent Fulton, Eugene Frazier, Linda Freeze, Marsha Haman, Sandy Bob Garner, Larry Graden, John Gilbert. Haney, Vicki Godwin, Laura Gill. THIRD ROW: 100 the BOTTOM ROW: Billy Hinze, Teresa Hohler, Debby Holland, Mary Hirsch, Tom Heath. SEC- OND ROW: Steve Hileman, Jane Hughes, Gail Hunt, Nancy Hurley, Wayne Heise. THIRD ROW: Steve Hope, Bill Hogan, Ronald Hucka- bee, Don Hoffmeister, Don Hellwege. TOP ROW: Kathy Huebel, Romie Holland, Doug Huffman, Charles Hensley, Pam Himmelberger. Progression Q' Cz'vz'!z'5atz'0n viii' Koch, Steve Jones, Mike Kirtley, Benny King, Larry Kitchen. TOP ROW: Mark Kirkpatrick, Rex Krewinghouse, Larry Johnson, Curtis Keesee, Johnnie James. BOTTOM ROW: Terry Lee Jones, Larry Kil- beath, Sharon Jacobs, Sharon James, Barbara Karraker, Susan Koen. SECOND ROW: Sandra Kuehle, Vicki Kirchhoff, Brad Kasten, Susie Jones, Beverly Kester. THIRD ROW: Bill Jones, Gary IOI BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Niswonger, Kay Pensel, Libby Parker, Pat Perry, Stephen Phillips, Jerry Nelsonl SEC- OND ROW: Ricky Perry, Dennis Palmer, Lynne Nel- son, Georganne Penzel, Brenda Ogle, Doris Payne, Unrlzymea' Iam W, David Poston. THIRD ROW: Bruce Pinkston, Gary Points, William Pitts, Ronald Price, Ronnie Peters, Larry Popp. TOP ROW: Ronnie Pensel, Paul Perry, bio entameter Was BOTTOM ROW: David Lutes, Brenda McElroy, McKeown, Dudley McBride, David McLain, Edward Holly Lueders, Mike Lohmann. SECOND ROW: McDaniel. TOP ROW: Tucker Lamkin, Brad Leyhe, Chuck McGinty, Marcia S. McLa.rd, Linda McGreg- Tom or, Chris McDowell,Jim McAuley.THIRDROW.' Jim lO2 McLean, Charles McClendon, Gary Littleton. BOTTOJVI ROW: Joey Smith, Tim Suhre, Brenda Smith. THIRD ROW: Barbara Simmons, Shirley Stone, Sweet, Brenda Taylor, Sally Stone, Roslyn Ticer, Skip Teresa Stafford, Esther Taylor, Nancy Swann, Dorothy Stiver, Gary Tucker. SECOND ROW: Harold Swof- Sides, June Siemers. TOP ROW: Larry Sikes, Ronnie ford, Clifford Tripp, Joe Stahly, Howell Smothers, Smith, Fred Springer, Robert Snider, Bob Spradling, Vickie Sides, Brenda Stafford, Donna Stovall, Kay Tom Sieberg, Richard Stoll, Steve Talley. ur Goal in English II as 'f K 1 BOTTOM ROW: Della Saner, Kathy Rooker, Chris- THIRD ROW: Pat Rhodes, Sherry Seabaugh, Wayne ty Seabaugh, Donna Scott, Vickie Sams, Tom Schild. R0CdC1', Joe SCl1Wab, Mike Sample, Larry Sanders. SECOND ROW: Stan Rider, Margaret Randol, Bar- TOP ROW: Dan Riley, Van Riehl, Michael Sea- bara Seabaugh, jo Ann Rodgers, Joyce Rodenberry. baugh, jerry Reynolds, Roger Schlimme. 103 BOTTOM ROW: Mike Whitson, Ray Vogel, Randy Winder, Nina Whittaker, Susan Werner, Sharon Wright, Truman Weaver, Carol Williams, Pam Vin- Young. FOURTH ROW: Larry Vandiver, Don Hurt, yard, Leigh Wilt, Terry Wicker. SECOND ROW: Lee Wunderlich, John Wilkins, Steve Goodson, Danny Eugene Doyle, Larry Warner, Verneda Wright, Cindy Jacob, David Watson, Fred Williams. TOP ROW: Waldrup, Barbara Nunnelly, Mary Wright, Bonnie John Young, Herbert Welter, Gary Wren, Brad Ver- Walker, Brenda Wood. THIRD ROW.' Larry White, hines, Randy Watkins, John Williams, Steve Wilson. Susan Young, Pat York, Mari Walters, Brenda BOTTOM ROW: Danny Narsh, Harry Martin, Brenda Meinz, Dianna Martin, Debby Nance. SECOND ROW: Shauna Nagel, Linda Mass, Phyllis Metzger, Sandy Morse, Donna Mason. THIRD ROW: Janet Mason, Carolyn Margrabe, Karen Mecham, Lavonda Mayberry. TOP ROW: Mike Melton, Tom Mueller, Brian Miller, Ken Martin, Edgar Mayham. 104 the Sophomore Battle-C01 WY M X if My H- 105 Bobby Mack and Warren Masterson typify the study habits of studious juniors. KYUNIOR The mighty juniors composed the Class of '66. Surely these juniors were not tried, but because of it, they approached Central with a new spirit-a great pride. This yearas juniors displayed talents in many fields. Their boys brought pride to the football team as well as in many other sports. Several of their members made National Honor Society and Quill and Scroll. Still others excelled in Forensics and worked hard on the Student Council. These were their leaders. Not to be forgotten were their followers, who stood behind those in the limelight and fought just as hard. We Shea' the Malinda Abbott Bill Askew Kenneth Baker Lana Baker Mary Baker Richard Baker Linda Balsman Margaret Barks Amy Barringer Beth Barringer Wesley Bartels 106 Jannie Bass Daniel Beard Gwen Beaudean Rick Beck Ronald Bedell Kathy Bell Ronald Bell Nancy Bender Title of Una'erclassmen Bill Bishop Mary Bissell Sheila Blackwell Dorinda Blattner Dee Ann Bockhorst Hope Bollinger Beverley Bond Revella Booker Sally Bierbaum Roger Bierschwal Danny Birk Ruth Brown Brad Brune Dennis Bowden Ronald Bowers Carol Brady Mary Bray Calvin Break Donna Brothers Linda Brown V efce 1 H onor Sociegf Peggy Buckner Pam Burkhirner Donald Call Connie Carlton Gary Cassoutt Pat Cato 108 Roselyn Cauble Ottis Causey joy Cayse Jimmy Cheek Carolyn Cook Margaret Cook Alberta Cooper Judy Cope Beckonea' to Us As zmiors Georgia Clark Jim Cochrane Jayne Coile Donna Copeland Phyllis Comer Brenda Cox Leroy Craft Terry Crass Tom Crites Mike Crowder 109 Lynn Davis Arthur Dale Bill Dalton Terry Darter Gloria Davis Jan Davis Linda Davis We Look Forward to ext Harlyn Eakins Bill East Diann Denton Russell Doughty Delores Eakins Bill Eckelmann Sarah Edmonds Donna Edwards Vicki Edwards ll0 Pat Evans Amy Ewing Terry Farrow Gary Feuerhahn Debbie Elfrank Dorris Ellis Mike Ervin jf gn MZ Sam earjs Sup '0 'y Torn Finney Janie Flowers Don Franklin Rayma Franklin Russell Frazier M unior girls pose for the Girardot camera man. Gary Fischer Ill F Karl Grose Collin Hafele Jimmy Hahs Joyce Hand Mike Friese Nancy Froemsdorf Kathy Fyffe Kitty Garrett Gail Gladish Judy Golden Janet Goldrick Kathy Grant Kenneth Grigsby Mary Lou Harris Parthenia Harris A S Z.0 Brenda Hayes Jo Ellen Heaton H2 Carole Helder Michael Herron Robert Hileman Barbara Hobbs John Hodges john Hoffman Bonnie Holshouser Terry Hopkins Brad Horky Roxie Houseman Barbara Howard Paul Hubbard Diana Huey Diane Hunze Our H omework I nereasea' H3 Kay Idom Prudy Irvin Bill Jackson Don Jacobs Pensive looks punctuate the lectures in Junior English classes. Keith Kelly Sheila Kirchhoff ' Sharon Kirk Marilyn Knehans S H4 Douglas Koch Jeanne Koenig Pat'Koeppel Jesse James Douglas johnson Sylvester Johnson Bill Kaiser Judy Kearney John Keene Robert Keller David Krekel Gail Krekel Judy Kurre Larry LaBruyere W ,a ,Q , Mary Lail Rebecca Lang e Wz'thst00d cz Battefy Qjf Tests Ruth Ann Lee Vickie Lee Burt Lehman Linda. Lou Lindy Sandra Littleton Connie Lynn Dickie McClard 115 George McLain Linda McLain Douglas Madclerra Linda Maddux Even As Upperclassmen We Dz'a'n'Z Roy McFall Cinda McKee Jane McKeown Marilyn Maever-s Robert Malahy Carole Masterson Diane Masterson Warren Masterson Kathleen Mattes Patsy Mayberry Diane Meystedt 116 Darryl Middleton Billy Miller Connie Lynn and Amy Barringer balance their way through the physical fitness exercises. Dana Miller Roger Minson Janet Mitchell Claudia Modder Escape the Physical Fitness Test Rosanne Morris David Musgraves Linda Myers Janis Nagel Kerry Neal Mary Niswonger Sue Nix II7 Julia Pettigrew Allene Phillips Donna Pinkerton Gayla Politte ,I sllff Marida Nothdurft Mary Nowell Greg Nunnelee Larry Nussbaum Lynn Oldfield David Patrirk Carolyn Payne Andy Pemberton Martha Penrod Lila Perry American Histogf Was Augmented A .I parade. a.x 1v3l1'saAw.,a'm1W ' ' Centralites pre pare their cars for the home coming car Brenda Propst Sally Randol Betty Rawlings De Etta Reid Bill Reynolds Steve Rice Connie Richardson ly: a Mock Presz'a'entz'a! Election Rita Robertson Terry Robinson Mike Rodgers Betty Rollman 119 Elizabeth Ridings Michael Ringwald Margaret Ritter Norma Robbison We Eneounterea' Hester Pyfnne Mario Sanchez Paul Sander Don Sandin Darlene Scherer Tom Ross Jane Rudert Vicki Rueseler Gerald Ruesler John Sachse Darlene Sample Pat Samuel Gwen Schreiner Ruth Schuessler Michael Schuette Nancy Schwab Jeannie Scott Karen Scowden Jean Seabaugh 120 Vicky Seabaugh Donna Shivelbine Gwen Shields Marilyn Sides lwlary Ann Sides Phyllis Sides Jean Siemers Terry Siemers Mary Sitze Kathy Slinkard in Hawthorne? Scarlet Letter Lawanda Slinkard Steve Slinkard Cary Smith Roger Snyder Judy Spalding Susan Steck Larry Stewart 121 Nancy 'Stovall Jo Ann Strack A 1 A 4 K I -,P v Wayne Stlckler Diana Stoffel L Q1 E Linda Stone Mike Stovall The cheerleaders sold streamers for the car parade. We Richard stmdef l Bob Swain 1 l G11 Tfflfm Joni Tickel Seewengedjir Ola' Newspapers Z0 l 122 l l TFICIZ Tlpton Barbara Townsell Stan Trickey Charlotte Ulrich John Vogel Michael Vogelsang Sharon Vogelsang Nancy Wadlington Phil Wagoner Ken Walker Fi!! ur joumalism Scrapbooks Steve Trickey Wesley Tripp Sharon Trotter Bob Ward Judy Welker Cheryl Welter Bob White Debby Young Mike Young Dick Young Janet Zickfield Jo Donna Willard Donna Williams Jeannie Williams Ann Williamson V-I- C- T- O-R- T Margaret Wills Ruth Wilson Bill Withers Bob Wolfkenkoehler Jeanne Wolpers Beverly Wright Sally M. Wright Linda Yallaly Was the juniavf Battle C132 K Mary Sudholt, Janice House, and Jim Feldmeier Charles Baldwin, Carolyn Penzel, and Steve Seabaugh 1965 utstana'z'ng Ken Steinhoff and Nancy Jenkins These fourteen students were chosen by popular vote of the senior class from a panel of twenty-one students nominated by Central,s faculty. They personify the qualities most needed in pursuit of a suc- cessful life-service, leadership, and char- acter. They have exibited these outstand- ing traits throughout their high school career, making Central proud to have in- cluded them in her student body. Others in the list of the twenty-one out- standing seniors were Jim Fulbright, Ron Marshall, Vicky Roth, Sharon Stiver, Al Spradling, Jim Stone, and Sally Wright. Peggy Estes, Bill Wilson, and Walter Stafford S en zo rs L x J John Magill, Mike Gray, and Jackie Knehans 'H M--i 3...-K On-lookers watch the Living Classrooml' during American Education Week in Walther's Furniture Store window. E IORS These warriors, the Class of '65, are armed with knowledge and ability, and their battleheld is the entire world. They refiect on past victories and defeats at Central and of' the importance of both. These seniors brought honors to their class in all Fields of school endeavor, and now up- on graduation they present to the world the integrity of their genera- tion. As Seniors We Remzhzkeed Over Larry Abbott Terry Abbott Pat Altenthal 128 Joan Amlingmeyer John Amlingmeyer Amanda Ashby Terry Ashby Yvonne Askew Tana Austin Janis Avery Charles Baldwin Danny Barks Our Unique Tears at Centra! joe Beatty Yvonne Bedell Vickey Berry Alvin Bess Jeanette Bess Diana Blackwell l29 Lonnie Blackwood Tom Blattel David Blattner N Tim Blattner We Were the First Class Free Brenda Bone Joanne Bone Rickey Boss Terry Bock Byron Bollinger John Bond 130 Craig Brinkman James Brockmire John Brown rom Freshman H aging Peggy Bradshaw Mike Brernermann Steve Brightwell Linda Brumley Anne Buchanan Steve Byrd Marilyn Brown Melinda Brown Robert Brown 131 Leslie Carlton Kathy Carney Becky Cauble Janet Chenoweth Vickie Clark 5M pairs of shoesfyou figure it out. In the Talent Show Um' Girls Dia' - Mike Cliff Dorothy Conner . Judy Cook 132 Gail Cosby William Cracraft Candace Crawford Janet Creighton Deloris Crites Janie Crites Beverly Cross Steve Crowe Lee Dahringer the 'CCl2arles1f0n as Freshman Flapjyers Carolyn Dare Steven Dare James DeBoe 133 Beth Dillard Charles Dockins Carol Dodd Thomas Dohogne Ronald Dost The ext Tear Tlzqf Dia' an Encore i 3 l Z K Martm Dubs Mar1lyn Dudley Cecelia Duley Charles Duncan Judy Dunklin Donna Eddleman Bruce Edwards n EQ 5 CCS0lbh07'l'l07'6 Squabblersv 135 Donna Eaker Joan Earley Robert Eckelmann Louie Ervin Peggy Estes Carol Evans Elaine Farmer Dennis Farrow Jirn Feldmeier John Finch Michael Floyd Dwayne Followell The Ohio Psych, the S.A.T, and the Don Ford Jerry Fowler Joe Fox Sharon Frazier Jim Fulbright Ronnie Gammon 136 Hal Goddard Wayne Golliher Mike Gray Gary Gately Janice Gilbert Anola Gill College Board- We Met Them All Bob Grayson Harold Green l37 Jim Gregory Toni Grose Richard Haas Teamwork Won the Salvation Army Linda Harris David Hahs Carol Hale Connie Hall Richard Haman Tom Hamilton Marsha Harris Charlie Duncan and Fanny Clemmons leave the stadium af- ter a big game. 138 E ff' E Ronnie Hartle Barney Hartline Martha Hathaway Beth Hayden Della Heise John Hendrickson Fooo' Drioejor Us Two Tears in cz Row Ronnie Hill Terry Hinkle Torn Holt Frances Hopkins Janice House Cheri Huckstep 139 Terry Huckstep Steven Huffman James Hunze Douglas James Reba James Frank Jenkins We Brought Another Fzrst to Nancy Jenkins Pam Jewel Pat Johnson Viola Jones Betty Keesee Susan Kibler 140 Rose Ann King Paul Kitchen Carol Klarsfeld Bill Wilson listens, amused at the discussion. Jackie Knehans Ronald Koenig Sue Kuehle Charles Langston Lynn Latirnore Carolyn Lee CHS by Taking French Vcma' Calculus Mike Long Jim Lorberg Dick Lueders David Lemmon Phil Lewis Janet Lilly Service Chamcterizea' Um Four Cheryl McClard Larry McElroy Sandra McLain Alice Lynn Jack McPherson John Magill Martha Mahy Tears at Centra! Marsha Marshall Ron Marshall Marcia Maupin I43 Larry McLaird Kenneth McNeely Charlene McNeil Bonnie Mayham Carl Meyer Carolyn Miller Mike Miller Jo Ann Mills James Moore Jim Owens Karen Parsh Emma Jo Pensel Randy Morse Carolyn Nations Connie Nelson Hamlet ana' Macbeth Captured Bob Norman Barbara Oberbeck Jerry O'Connell 144 Karen Phillips Carolyn Penzel Jeanne Perry Gwen Petty Glenda Pierce Larry McLaird checks his paper thoughtfully. Qu? Interest in Senior English 145 Cherie Pind Mike Pind Danny Poe Connie Ratliff Judy Rayburn Frank Reid Karen Points Mary Ponder Pat Poston Jo Rainwater Carol Rapp As Seniors We Triumlbhea' John Rastl 146 Mary Rickard Jerome Riley Betsy Ringland in Forensics Mary Jean Rodgers Lee Roll Terry Rose Wesley Robertson Jean Rodenberry Carolyn Rodgers 147 Larry Reid Paul Reitzel Mike Retherford Vicky Roth Patisha Runnels Bob Sample MKS .V . .-N1 Tony Sample Don Sander William Sanders CH Ojjwecz' Us Connie Sandin Marsha Schearf Ralph schild Judy Schlimme Mike Schlimme Judy Schrader 148 Jo Arm Seabaugh Kathy Seabaugh Mike Seabaugh cz New Humanities Class Henry Schuessler Jackie Schwab Paul Schwab Students emerge from the building during a Ere drill. Ruth Ann Seabaugh Steve Seabaugh Tom Seabaugh Ronnie Seyer Johnny Shotwell Sandra Sides Linda Silman nv M We Chose M zke Carol Evans and Jan Gilbert compare notes. l50 Bob Simpher Jennifer Sims Fred Smith Helen Smith Linda Smith Mike Smith Joe Snell Charlie Snyder Gray As Our Senior Preszdent Pat Sommers Vicki Spalding Beverly Sparks 151 Albert Spradling David Spradling Walter Stafford John Magill questions Mr. Schwab about college entrance information. Randy Stahly Jerry Staley We Seniors Showed UW ouffnalism Toni Starkweather Frank Steck Kenny Steinhoff Sharon Stiver Connie Stoffel Bob Stone 152 Jim Stone David Stovall Bonnie Strom Steve Strong Mike Stuart Mary Sudholt Donna Suhre Connie Taylor Norman Thompson Ski!! by Heading CHS Publz'catz'0ns Ronald Trickey Esther Tripp Kenneth Trowbridge I53 Connie Turner Stanley Turner John Ueleke Ronme Underwood Joanne Bone assumes a typlcal semor ' pose of bewddermcnt. We Kept Up the Senior Tma'z'tz'0n Susan Valle Ruth Vanaman Richard Vandeven 154 ff i W ' Douglas Voelker James Volkerding ff' Norma Wagoner Gail Cosby passes back test results to Lonnie Blackwood. 0 Leading the Honor Roll 155 Phyllis Varnurn Kent Verhines Phil Vinyard Jim Waltz Ann Watson Trudy Weaver Mike Webb Alice Welker Richard Welker We Seniors Leave an Active Kent Wells Steve Wells Bruce Weltch Sandy Whitledge Carol Whittaker Bill Wicker 156 Winnis Wilkinson Bill Wilson Charles Winstead Jim Wright Douglas James and Mike Pind work as Ray Smith puts the finishing touches on a table. Central to Begin an Active Lz' e Pat Wright Sally Wright Donna Yallaly 157 V-I- C- T- O-R- T Was like X, -I Senior Battlecgf 1965 V , Senza? ueen Tana Austin e W 'R S-wif ,WS 3 1 , K gui .1 O - l , , K 0 3, ,N I ,-Q5 . -- La' ,Q rw Q Anne Buchanan fame -1. ya, ,v 54: ,if - 4 x wx . , XX F ,,+.u , . fv g 1- ff- . Q. 0 ,ff x Cherie Pina' 029' -rl N .4 1 4,1 jf' e , ,..'. 'b Q '-.X few? fffei ' ' 1 iw' 4 GLM un., p I a if 1, . 'a V534 ff- -.un i h -J ar e 5 jaebn Ifnehans 159 Norma Wagoner Senior Directoyf ABBOTT, LARRY. ABBOTT, TERRY. ACKMAN, SHARON. ALLEN, LINDA. ALTENTHAL, PAT - Tigerettes. AMLINGMEYER, JOAN - Presi- dent, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer of Homeroom, Tigerettes, Psychology Forum, Bowling Club, Li- brary Assistant, Monitor, Girardot Business Stalf, National Poetry Con- test, Talent Show. AMLINGMEYER, JOHN - Foot- ball, Baseball, Secretary, Treasurer of Homeroom, Varsity Club, National Poetry Contest. AMOS, BILLY ASHBY, AMANDA - Girardot Busi- ness Staff, French Club, Red Dagger, Psychology Forum, Tigerettes, Moni- tor, Library Assistant, Talent Show. ASHBY, TERRY - President, Vice- President, Secretary of Homeroom, Baseball, Student Council, Projectionist. ASKEW, YVONNE -- President, Secretary, Treasurer of Homeroom, Sports Club, Monitdr, Tigerettes, Silver Spear, Girardot Business Staff, Psychology Forum. AUSTIN, TANA - President, Vice- President, Secretary of Homeroom, Girardot Business Staff, Student Council, Debate, Red Dagger, Silver Spear, Psychology Forum, Library As- sistant, Stage Choir, Candidate for Football Queen, Girardot Queen, Senior Queen Candidate. AVERY, JANICE - Typing Club, Tigerettes, Art Club, Home Eco- nomics Club. BAKER, SHELBY - Football, Track, Varsity Club, Cross Country. BALDWIN, CHARLES - Out- standing Senior, Student Body Presi- dent, Track, Baseball, Football, Bas- ketball, Varsity Club, National Hon- or Society, Student Council, Presi- dent, Vice-President of Homeroom, National Poetry Contest. BARKS, DANNY. BARKS, VICKI - Silver Spear, Tig- erettes, National Poetry Contest. BEATTY, JOE - National Honor Society, National Forensic League, Debate, Chemistry Club, Girardot Business Staff, Treasurer of Homeroom. BEDELL, YVONNE - Madrigal, Typing Club. BERRY, VICKY - National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, National Forensic League, Debate, Art Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Tiger Literary Staff, C.O.E., Majorette, National Poetry Contest, Secretary, Treasurer of Homeroom. BESS, ALVIN - Bowling Club, Earth Science Club. BESS, JEANNETTE - Tigerettes, Nurse Club, Typing Club, Home Eco- nomics Club. BLACKWELL, DIANA - Silver Spear, Tigerettes. BLACKWOOD, LONNIE - Presi- dent, Vice-President, Treasurer of Homeroom, Student Council, Base- ball, Basketball, Football, Varsity Club, All-Conference Team. BLATTEL, TOM - Vice-President of Hcmeroom. BLATTNER, DAVID - Football. BLATTNER, TIM - Boys' Quartet, Stage Choir, Madrigal. BOCK, TERRY - Model Club, Baseball, Varsity Club. BOLLINGER, BYRON. BOND, JOHN. BONE, BRENDA - Treasurer of Homeroom, Tigerettes, Junior Red Cross. BONE, JOANNE - President, Vice- President of Homeroom, Tigerettes, Bowling Club, Student Council, Vol- ley Ball Club, Girardot Business Staff. BOSS, RICKY. BRADSHAW, PEGGY - Wolf Lake, Illinois - Choir, Library Club . . . Central - C.O.E. BREMERMANN, MIKE - Secre- tary of Homeroom, Football, Basket- ball, Track. BRIGHTWELL, STEVE - Vice- President of Homeroom, Volley Ball Club, Psychology Forum, Bowling Club. BRINKMAN, CRAIG - Track, Stu- dent Council, Football, Assistant Librarian. BROCKMIRE, JIM. BROWN, DEWAYNE - C.O.E., Treasurer of Homeroom. l BROWN, JOHN - President, Vice- President, Secretary, Treasurer of Model Club, Band, Cross Country, Hunting and Fishing Club, Student Council, President of Chess Club. BROWN, MARILYN - Tigerettes, Bowling Club, Art Club, Home Eco- nomics Club. BROWN, MELINDA - Bowling Club, Secretary of Spanish Club, Most Courteous Junior, Psychology Forum, Silver Spear, Tigerettes, Girardot Business Staff, President, Vice-Presi- dent, Treasurer of Homeroom. BROWN, ROBERT. 160 BRUMLEY, LINDA - Spanish Club, Typing Club, Monitor. BUCHANAN, ANNE - Secretary of Tigerettes, Silver Spear, ,62 1-Act Play, French Club, Girardot Business Staff, President of Homeroom, Cheer- leader, Psychology Forum, National Honor Society, Football Queen Can- didzate, Senior Queen Candidate, Li- brary Assistant, Red Dagger, Talent Show. BYRD, STEVEN. CARLTON, LESLIE - Football, Treasurer of Homeroom. CARNEY, KATHY. CAUBLE, BECKY - Tigerettes, Nurses Club. CHAVIS, WILLIAM. CHENOWETH, JANET - Nurses Club, Junior Red Cross, Home Eco- nomics Club, Treasurer of Homeroom. CLARK, VICKIE - Latin Club, Nurses Club, Tigerettes, Home Eco- nomics Club, Secretary of Tiger Cub Staff, Typing Club. CLEMMONS, FANNIE - Sports Club, Secretary, Treasurer of Volley Ball Club. CLIFF, MIKE - Hunting and Fish- ing Club, Typing Club, Monitor. CONNER, DOROTHY - Latin Club. COOK, JUDY - Girardot Business Staff, Tigerettes, Silver Spear, Li- brary Assistant, Treasurer of Home- room, C.O.E. COSBY, GAIL. CRACRAFT, BILL. CRAWFORD, CANDACE - Bowl- ing Club, Secretary of Art Club. CREIGHTON, JANET - Student Council, French Club, Tigerettes, Bowling Club, President, Vice-Presi- dent, Secretary of Homeroom, Girar- dot Business Staff. CRITES, DELORIS. CRITES, JANE -Q Cheerleader, Sil- ver Spear, Psychology Forum, Vice- President of Tigerettes, Secretary of Homeroom. CROSS, BEVERLY - Sports Club, Tigerettes, Knitting Club. CROWE, STEPHEN - Quill and Scroll, Tiger Business Staff, Tiger Circulation Manager, Latin Club, President of Homeroom, Stage Choir, Red Dagger, '64 3-Act Play, Silver Spear, '62 1-Act Play, Girardot Busi- ness Staff. DAHRINGER, LEE - Debate, Na- tional Forensic League, National Hon- or Society, Quill and Scroll, Girardot Business Staff, Tiger Business, Student Council, Advertising Manager for Tiger, Silver Spear, '62 1-Act Play, Red Dagger, '64 3-Act Play, President of Homeroom. DARE, CAROLYN - Alton, Illi- nois - Future Nurses of America Club. DARE, STEVEN. DEBOE, JAMES. DILLARD, BETH ANN - Vice- President of Homeroom, Student Council, Secretary of C.O.E. DILLINGHAM, KENNY. DOCKINS, CHARLES - Hunting and Fishing Club, Vice-President of Debate Club, National Forensic League, Vice-President of Red Dag- ger, '64 3-Act Play, Chemistry Club, Madrigal, Stage Choir, Boys' Choir, Girardot Photography Staff, Projec- tionist. DODD, CAROL. DOHOGNE, TOM. DOST, RONALD - Bowling Club, Silver Spear, '62 and '63 1-Act Plays, Debate, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, National Forensic League, Red Dagger, Psychology Forum, Vice-President of Homeroom, National Poetry Contest, Girardot Photography Staff, Tiger Business Staff. DUBS, MARTIN - Math Club, Weather Club, Chess Club, Engineer- ing Club, Bowling Club, Manager of Track Team, Chemistry Club, Model Club. E DUDLEY, MARILYN - National Poetry Contest. DULEY, CECILIA - Vice-President of C.O.E. DUNCAN, CHARLES - President, Treasurer of Homeroom, Varsity Club, Football, Track, All-State Honor- able Mention, All-Conference lst Team. DUNKLIN, JUDY - Vice-President, Treasurer of Homeroom, Secretary of French Club, Secretary of Silver Spear, Red Dagger, Tigerettes, Psy- chology Forum, National Honor So- ciety, Girardot Business Staff, Na- tional Poetry Contest. EAKER, DONNA - Secretary of Homeroom, Girardot Business Staff, Tigerettes, French Club. EARLEY, JOAN Q Sub Cheerleader, Silver Spear, Tigerettes, Student Council, Freshman Favorite, Presi- dent, Vice-President of Homeroom, French Club, Psychology Forum, Bas- ketball Queen Candidate, Talent Show. ECKELMANN, ROBERT - C.O.E., Projectionist. EDDLEMAN, DONNA - Bowling Club, Secretary, Treasurer of Art Club, Nurses Club, Tigerettes, Vice- President of Home Economics Club, Library Assistant, Red Dagger. EDWARDS, BRUCE - C.O.E. ERVIN, LOUIE - President, Vice- President of Homeroom, Student Council, Football, All-Conference Honorable Mention, Varsity Club, Baseball. ESTES, ALBERT - Football, Var- sity Club. ESTES, PEGGY - Honor Society, Outstanding Senior, National Quill and Scroll, Tigerettes, Tiger Cub Staff, Tiger Literary Staff, Gi- rardot Business Staff, Girardot Lit- erary Staff, Girardot Queen Candi- date, Red Dagger, President, Secre- tary of Homeroom, Secretary of Latin Club, National Poetry Contest. EVANS, CAROL - Bowling Club, Tigerettes, Psychology Forum, Presi- dent of Tiger Cub Staff, Vocabulary Club, Treasurer of C.O.E., Secretary of Homeroom. FARMER, ELAINE - Neosho, Mis- souri - Cecilian Choir Council, Na- tional Honor Society, Latin Club, Pep Club, Music State . . . Central - Tigerettes. FARROW, DENNIS - Varsity Club, Treasurer of Homeroom, Track, Cross Country, Earth Science Club, National Poetry Contest. FELDMEIER, JIM - Outstanding Senior, Student Body President, Most Courteous Sophomore Boy, National Poetry Contest, Baseball Manager, President of Latin Club, President, Treasurer of Chess Club, Treasurer of Bowling Club, Varsity Club. FINCH, JOHN - President, Vice- President of Homeroom, Golf Team, Varsity Club, Debate Club, Girardot Business Staff, Silver Spear. FLOYD, MIKE - Vice-President of Homeroom. FOLLOWELL, DWAYNE f Foot- ball, Track, Vice-President of Home- room, Varsity Club. FORD, DON. FORD, PAULINE - C.O.E. FOWLER, JERRY - C.O.E. FOX, JOE. FRAZIER, SHARON. FULBRIGHT, JIM - Silver Spear, National Poetry Contest, Highest Ranking Sophomore Boy, Treasurer of French Club, Math Club, D.A.R. American History Award. FULTON, RICHARD - C.O.E. GAMMON, RONNIE. GATELY, GARY - Vice-Presi- dent, Treasurer of Homeroom, Var- sity Club, Cross Country, Track and Field. GILBERT, JAN - C.O.E., Chemis- try Club, Secretary, Treasurer of Homeroom, Bowling Club, Tigerettes. GILL, ANOLA M C.O.E., Tiger- ettes, Silver Spear, Red Dagger, '64 1-Act Play. GLUECK, VIRGIL. GODDARD, HAL - Football, All- Conference Honorable Mention, Var- sity Club, Track and Field, Secretary, Treasurer of Homeroom, Projection- ist, National Poetry Contest. GOLLIHER, WAYNE - Baseball, Monitor, Treasurer of Latin Club, Treasurer of Homeroom, Treasurer of Math Club. GRAY, MIKE - President of Sen- ior Class, National Honor Society, Student Council, President, Vice- President of Homeroom, Tri-Captain of Football Team, Golf, Track, French Club, Varsity Club, Chemistry Club, Most Courteous Junior Boy, Out- standing Senior, Student Body Presi- dential Candidate. GRAYSON, BOB. GREEN, HAROLD - Vice-President of Homeroom. GREGORY, JIM - Baseball, Bas- ketball, Projectionist, Student Council, Varsity Club, Vice-President of Home- room, Monitor. GROSE, TONI - Girardot Business Staff, Majorette, Tigerettes, Typ- ing Club, Monitor, President of Art Club. HAAS, RICHARD - Model Club, Chemistry Club. A HAHS, DAVID - President of Homeroom, Vice-President of Bowl- ing Club, Second Vice-President of Student Council, Baseball, National Honor Society, Girardot Business Staff, Tiger Business, Pep Band. Psy- chology Forum, Silver Spear, '63 1- Act Play, National Poetry Contest. l6l HALE, CAROLE. HALL, CONNIE - Dexter, Mis- souri - Bearcat Pep Club, Future Homemakers of America, Talent Show Central - Bowling Club, Home Economics Club. HAMAN, RICHARD - Cross Coun- try, Track and Field, Basketball. HAMILTON, TOM - Latin Club, C.O.E. HARDIN, BETTY - Art Club, Girls' Home Economics Club. HARRIS, LINDA - C.O.E. HARRIS, MARSHA - Sub Cheer- leader, Silver Spear, Tigerettes, Bowl- ing Club, Secretary of Homeroom, Girardot Business Staff, Red Dagger. HARTLE, RONNY - Chemistry Club, Radio Club, Model Club. HARTLINE, BARNEY - Chemistry Club, Chess Club, Weather Club, Typ- ing Club, Pep Band, Silver Spear. HATHAWAY, MARTHA - Tiger- ettes, Sports Club, Bowling Club. HATLER, BILLY - Projectionist. HAYDEN, BETH - President, Sec- retary, Treasurer of Homeroom, Spanish Club, Silver Spear, Student Council, Debate, National Forensic League, Library Assistant, Girardot Business Staff, Red Dagger. HEISE, DELLA DEE - National Honor Society, National Forensic League, Drum Majorette, Girardot Business Staff, Silver Spear, '62 and '63 1-Act Plays, Red Dagger, Most Courteous Freshman Girl, Student Council, President, Vice-President Secretary of Homeroom, Debate, Book Exchange, National Poetry Contest, Monitor. HENDRICKSON, JOHN. HILL, LINDA. HILL, RONNIE - President, Vice- President, Treasurer of Homeroom, Silver Spear, Cross Country, Girardot Business Staff, Red Dagger. HINKLE, TERRY - Red Dagger, Vice-President of Homeroom, Na- tional Poetry Contest. HOLLAND, MIKE. HOLT, TOM - Debate, Football, Varsity Club, National Forensic League, Student Council, Stage Senior Directogf Choir, Red Dagger, '64 3-Act Play, President of Homeroom. HOPKINS, FRANCIE - Secretary of Homeroom, Secretary of Red Dag- ger, Silver Spear, Tigerettes, Girardot Business StafT, Basketball Queen, Monitor. HOUSE, JANICE - Latin Club, Silver Spear, '62 and '63 I-Act Plays, Red Dagger,'Secretary of Math Club, Girardot Queen Candidate, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Mad- rigal, Girardot Business Manager, Psy- etry Contest, N.F.H. Essay. JONES, VIOLA - Typing Club, Treasurer of Home Economics Club. KAEMPFER, LARRY. KEESEE, BETTY - Tigerettes, C.O.E. KIBLER, SUSAN - Bowling Club, Tigerettes, Vice-President of Art Club, Home Economics Club, Secre- tary of Nurses Club, Treasurer of Homeroom, Mixed Chorus. KING, ROSE ANN - Monitor, C.O.E., Y.F,C. Club. KIRKPATRICK, BILLY. KITCHEN, PAUL - National Poe- try Contest, Football, Baseball. KLARSFELD, CAROL - National chology Forum, Outstanding Senior, National Poetry Contest. HUCKSTEP, CHERI - Silver Spear '62 and '63 1-Act Plays, Red Dagger, Tigerettes, Psychology Forum, De- bate, Girardot Business Staff, Na- tional Poetry Contest. HUCKSTE P, TERRY - President, Vice-President of Homeroom, C.O.E. HUFFMAN, STEVE - Spanish Club, Silver Spear, '63 1-Act Play, Red Dagger, Treasurer of Homeroom, Pep Band. HUMES, LINDA - C.O.E. HUNZE, JIM. HURST, STEVE. JAMES, DOUGLAS. JAMES, REBA - Girls' Sports Club, C.O.E., Chemistry Club, Tigerettes, Secretary, Treasurer of Homeroom. JENKINS, FRANK. JENKINS, NANCY - Girardot- Editor-in-Chief, National Honor So- ciet uill and Scroll National For ya Q 9 - ensic League, Girardot Queen Candi- date, Girardot Art Staff, Girardot Business Staff, Debate, Student Council, Silver Spear, '63 1-Act Play, Red Dagger, Bowling Club, Secre- tary of Spanish Club, Secretary of Homeroom, Book Exchange, National Poetry Contest, Outstanding Senior, Talent Show. JEWEL, PAM 7 College High - F.H.A., Cheerleader, Secretary of Freshman Class . . . Central - Bowl- ing Club, Tigerettes, Secretary of Homeroom, C.O.E. JOHNSON, PAT - National Honor Society, National Forensic League, Quill and Scroll, Girardot Business Staff, Debate, Tiger Cub Staff, Vice-President, Treasurer of Home- room, Library Assistant, National Po- Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Na- tional Forensic League, Debate, Sil- ver Spear, Red Dagger, Tiger Literary Staff, Tigerettes, Girardot Business Staff, Features Editor of Tiger, President, Vice-President of Home- room, Treasurer of French Club, Treasurer of Red Dagger, Highest Ranking Sophomore. KNEHANS, JACKIE - President of Homeroom, Student Council, Silver Spear, Monitor, President, Secretary of Tigerettes, Football Oueen, Bas- ketball Queen Candidate, Senior Queen, Cheerleader, Secretary, Treas- urer of Senior Class, National Poetry Contest, Girardot Business Staff, Outstanding Senior. KOENIG, RONALD - Tiger Busi- ness Staff, Basketball, Track, Na- tional Poetry Contest. KUEHLE, SUE g Tigerettes, Span- ish Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Girardot Business Staff, Home Economics Club, 'National Poetry Contest, Treasurer of Homeroom, Vice-President, Treas- urer of Spanish Club, Library Assist- ant. LAGRAND, JUDI. LANGSTON, CHARLES. LATIMORE, LYNN - Secretary of Homeroom. LEE, CAROLYN - Charleston H Girls' Glee Club, Blue Blazers, F.H,A. . . . Central f Tigerettes, Bowling Club. LEE, DORIS. LEMMON, DAVID - President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer of Homeroom, French Club, Bowling Club, Earth Science Club, Student Council, Monitor. LEWIS, PHIL f Student Council, 162 Psychology Forum, Boys' Quartet, Stage Choir, Talent Show, State Music Contest, Secretary of Homeroom. LILLY, JANET - C.O.E. LITZELFELNER, CAROLYN - Jackson, Missouri - History Club, Honor Guild, Science Club, Carnival Plays, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Class Plays, Talent Show, Junior Steering Committee. LOHMAN, LEON - C.O.E. LONG, MIKE - President, Vice-Pres- ident, Treasurer of Homeroom, Foot- ball, Golf, Student Council, Varsity Club, Golf Team. LORBERG, JIM - C.O.E., Vice- President, Treasurer of Model Club, Secretary of Homeroom. LOVE, GERALD. LUEDERS, DICK - President, Secretary of Homeroom, Football, All- Conference Honorable Mention, Var- sity Club. LYNN, ALICE - Spanish Club, Tig- erettes, President of Homeroom. National Poetry Contest. MCCLARD, CHERYLE E Latin Club, Red Dagger, Student Council, Tiger- ettes, Nurses Club, President of Art Club, Library Assistant. MCELROY, Larry - C.O.E., Treasurer of Homeroom. McLAIN, DAVID - Model Club, Treasurer of Homeroom. McLAIN, SANDRA - Home Eco- nomics Club, Tigerettes. MCLAIRD, LARRY - Track and Field, Cross Country. McNEELY, KENNETH. MCNEIL, CHARLENE - Student Council, Tigerettes, Tiger Cub Staff, Junior Red Cross, Vice-Presi- dent, Secretary, Treasurer of Home- room. McPHERSON, JACK - Basketball, C.O.E. MAGILL, JOHN - Silver Spear '62 and '63 I-Act Plays, Red Dagger, Outstanding Senior Student Coun- cil, Pep Band, Debate, Girardot Busi- ness Staff, Psychology Forum, Presi- dent, Vice-President of Homeroom. MAHY, MARTHA - Quill and Scroll, National Forensic League, Gir- ardot Art Staff, Girardot Business Staff, Debate, Tiger Cub Staff, Home Economics Club, Secretary of Homeroom, Tigerettes, Library As- sistant, Madrigal, Art Club, Nation- al Poetry Contest, Red Dagger. MANSKER, HAROLD. MARSHALL, MARSHA - Tiger- ettes. MARSHALL, RON - National Honor Society, National Forensic League, Quill :and Scroll, Associate Tiger Editor, Girardot Art and Lit- erary Editor, Debate, President, Vice- President, Treasurer of Homeroom, Secretary of French Club, Book Ex- change, Library Assistant, Projec- tionist, Student Council, Girardot Business Staff, Red Dagger, National Poetry Contest, Silver Spear, '63 1-Act Play. MAUPIN, MARCIA - Quill and Scroll, Debate, National Forensic League, Red Dagger, Girardot Busi- ness Staff, Girardot Art Staff, Tig- erettes, Radio Club, French Club, Secretary of Homeroom, National Poetry Contest, lXIonitor. MAYHAM, BONNIE - Typing Club, Art Club, Tiger Cub Staff. MEYER, CARL - Silver Spear, '62 1-Act Play, Red Dagger, Presi- dent, Vice-President of Homeroom, Quill and Scroll, Tiger Business Staff, Football, Projectionist. MILLER, MIKE. MILLS, JO ANN - Tigerettes, President, Vice-President, Secretary of Homeroom, National Poetry Con- test. MOORE, JIM. MORSE, RANDY - Treasurer of Bowling Club, Student Council, Treasurer of Homeroom, Silver Spear, C.O.E., Chemistry Club, Tennis Team, Projectionist, National Poetry Contest. MULLINS, RAY. MURRAY, MIKE - C.O.E. NANCE, SANDRA. NATIONS, CAROLYN - Bowling Club, Tigerettes. NELSON, CONNIE E French Club, Nurses Club, Tigerettes, Secretary of Homeroom. NORMAN, BOB - President of Bowling Club. OBERBECK, BARBARA - Home- Econornics Club, Sports Club, OWENS, JIM - Football, Track, Monitor. O'CONNELL, JERRY - Football, Basketball, Baseball, Vice-President, Treasurer of Homeroom. OURTH, HERBERT - C.O.E. PALMER, WILFORD. PARKS, LINDA. PARSH, KAREN - Treasurer of Homeroom, Student Council. PAYNE, HAROLD - Track and Field, Football, Cross Country, Var- sity Club. PENSEL, EMMA - Tigerettes, Art Club, 'Tiger Cub Staff, Debate, Girls' Home Economics Club, Nurses Club, Red Dagger. PENZEL, CAROLYN - President, Secretary of Homeroom, Secretary of National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, National Forensic League, De- bate, Secretary of Student Council, D.A.R. Award, Youth Appreciation Week Award, Tiger Typist, Girardot Business Stalrf, Secretary of Silver Spear, '63 1-Act Play, Spanish Club, Outstanding Senior, Library As- sistant. PERRY, JEANNE - President of Art Club, Typing Club, Tigerettes. PETTY, GWEN - Library Assistant, Majorette, President of Art Club, Tigerettes, Girardot Business Staff. PHILLIPS, KAREN - Psychology Forum, Latin Club, Vocabulary Club, Bowling Club, Nurses Club, Chemis- try Club, National Poetry Contest, Vice-President, Treasurer of Home- room. PIERCE, GLENDA - Tigerettes, Bowling Club. PIND, CHERIE - Captain of Var- sity Cheerleaders, Silver Spear, '62 and '63 1-Act Plays, Football Queen Candidate, Senior Queen Candidate, Tigerettes, Student Council, Moni- tor, President, Vice-President, Treas- urer of Homeroom, Girardot Business Staff. PIND, MIKE - President, Vice- President of Homeroom, Bowling Club, Math Club, Chess Club, Driv- ing Rodeo, C.O.E. POE, DANNY - Pep Band. POINTS, KAREN - Student Coun- cil, President, Treasurer of Home- room, Tigerettes, Monitor, C.O.E. PONDER, MARY - National Hon- or Society, National Forensic League, Debate, Treasurer of French Club, Nurses Club, Vocabulary Club, Vice-President of Homeroom, Library Assistant, Girardot Business Staff, Latin Club, National Poetry Con- test, Red Dagger, Talent Show, Jun- ior-Senior Speech Contest. POSTON, PAT - C.O.E. PROBST, DALLAS - National Po- etry Contest, Treasurer of Home- room, C.O.E. RAINWATER, JO - Bowling Club, Tigerettes, Home Economics Club. RAPP, CAROLE - Debate, Nation- al Poetry Contest. RASTL, JOHN Q Silver Spear, Presi- dent, Vice-President of Homeroom, Vice-President of Senior Class. RATLIFF, CONSTANCE - C.O.E. RAYBURN, JUDIE - Library As- sistant, Tigerettes, Bowling Club. REID, FRANK - C.O.E. REID, LARRY - Tiger Cub Staff, Vice-President, Treasurer of Home- room. REITZEL, PAUL - Secretary of Homeroom, President of C.O.E. RETHERFORD, MIKE - Football, C.O.E. RICKARD, MARY FRAN - Tiger- ettes, Spanish Club, Red Dagger. RILEY, JEROME. RINGLAND, BETSY - Vice-Presi- dent, Secretary, Treasurer of Home- room, Student Council, Girardot Business Staff, Debate, Silver Spear, National Honor Society, Tigerettes. ROBERTSON, WESLEY. RODENBERRY, JEAN. RODGERS, CAROL - Tigerettes. RODGERS, MARY - Stage Choir, Red Dagger, Nurses Club, Home Eco- nomics Club, Bowling Club, Art Club. ROGERS, PAUL. ROLL, LEE - Track, President of Homeroom, Football, Baseball. I63 ROSE, TERRY - Student Council, Tiger Literary Staff, Spanish Club, Bowling Club, Girardot Business Staff, Monitor, Vice-President of Homeroom. ROTH, VICKY - Red Dagger, '64 3-Act Play, Silver Spear, T53 1-Act Play, Latin Club, Debate, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Na- tional Forensic League, Girardot Business Staff, State Student Con- gress, Assistant Girardot Business Manager, President, Secretary of Homeroom, Stage Choir. RUEBEL, JACK - C.O.E. RUNNELS, TISH - Tigerettes. SAMPLE, TONY. SAMPLE, BOB. SANDER, DON - Bowling Club, Silver Spear, Psychology Forum, De- bate, Girardot Business Staff, Presi- dent, Treasurer of Homeroom, Na- tional Forensic League, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Vol- leyball Club. SANDER, WILLIAM - C.O.E., Treasurer of Homeroom. SANDIN, CONNIE - Bowling Club, Tigerettes, Art Club. SAVAT, DENNIS. SCHEARF, MARSHA - Bowling Club, Spanish Club, Tigerettes, Math Club. SCHILD, RALPH - Earth Science Club, Weather Club, Track, Pep Band. SCHLIMME, JUDY - Psychology Forum, Secretary of Teen Topics, President, Secretary, Treasurer of Homeroom, National Honor Society, Girardot Business Staff, National Poetry Contest. SCHLIMME, MIKE - C.O.E. SCHRADER, JUDY - Student Council, Tiger Cub Staff, Psychology Forum, Secretary, Treasurer of Home- room, Football Queen Candidate, Tigerettes, National Poetry Contest, Betty Crocker Homemaking Award, Talent Show. SCHUESSLER, HENRY. SCHWAB, JACQUELINE - Stu- dent Council, Nurses Club, Treasurer of Homeroom, Bowling Club. SCHWAB, PAUL - Chemistry Club, Red Dagger, Psychology Forum, Boys, Choir, Stage Choir, Vice-President of Homeroom, Monitor. Silver Spear. SEABAUGH, JO ANN. SEABAUGH, KATHY E Vice-Presi- dent of Homeroom, Tigerettes, Gir- ardot Business Staff. SEABAUGH, MIKE 3 Most Cour- teous Freshman, Debate, President of Silver Spear, National Forensic League, Vice-President of National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, President of Red Dagger, '64 3-Act Play, President, Vice-President of Homeroom, Student Council, Fea- ture Editor of Tiger, Girardot Busi- ness Staiif, National Poetry Contest, Winner of Junior-Senior Oratorical Contest. SEABAUGH, RUTH ANN - Li- brary Assistant, Poetry Contest, Sec- retary of Homeroom, Student Coun- cil, Red Dagger, Majorettes, Tiger- 61165. SEABAUGH, STEVE - President of National Honor Society, President, Senior Directogf Vice-President of Homeroom, Stu- dent Council, Football, Track and Field, Outstanding Senior, Tiger Business Staff. SEABAUGH, TOM - C.O.E. SEYER, RONNIE - Football, All- Conference Honorable Mention, Track, Industrial Arts Show. SHOTWELL, JOHN - President of Homeroom, Projectionist, Monitor, Typing Club. SIDES, SANDRA - Volleyball Club, Home Economics Club, Sports Club, Spanish Club. SILMAN, LINDA - C.O.E. SIMPHER, BOB - Math Club. SIMPSON, DAVID - Debate, Na- tional Forensic League. SIMS, JENNIFER, Tigerettes, Gi- rardot Business Staff. SMITH, ALBERT RAY. SMITH, DONNIE JOE - National Poetry Contest. SMITH, FREDERICK. SMITH, HELEN - Tigerettes. SMITH, LINDA - Tigerettes, C.O.E. SMITH, MIKE -- Talent Show, C.O.E., Bowling Club. SNELL, JOE - Girardot Photog- raphy Staif, Quill and Scroll, Tiger Photographer, Debate, National Forensic League, Pep Band, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, National Poetry Con- test. SNYDER, CHARLIE - President, Vice-President of Homeroom, Girar- dot Business Stair, Bowling Club, Na- tional Poetry Contest. SOMMERS, PATRICK - Debate, National Forensic League, Silver Spear, Red Dagger, '64 3-Act Play, Tennis Team, American Legion Speech Contest, Vice-President, Sec- retary, Treasurer of Homeroom, Op- timists Club Speech, National Poetry Contest. SPALDING, VICKI - Tigerettes, Bowling Club. SPARKS, BEVERLY - Spanish Club. SPRADLING, AL - National Honor Society, National Forensic League, Quill and Scroll, Debate, Tiger Busi- ness and Advertising Manager, Red Dagger, Projectionist, Girardot Busi- ness Staff, Freshman-Sophomore Speech Contest, Optimists Club Speech Contest. SPRADLING, DAVID - Baseball, Student Council, Projectionist. SPRENGEL, WANDA. STAFFORD, WALTER - President of Vocabulary Club, Outstanding Senior, Treasurer of Latin Club, Sec- retary of Homeroom, Typing Club, Tiger Cub Staff, Tiger Literary Staff, Sophomore Pilgrimage, Editor- in-Chief of Tiger, Sports Editor of Tiger, First place in State Essay Contest of Business and Professional Women's Club, National Honor So- ciety, Quill and Scroll, National Po- etry Contest. STAHLY, RANDY - Varsity Club, Track, President, Vice-President of Homeroom, Football, National Hon- or Society. STALEY, JERRY - President of Homeroom, Student Council, Treas- urer of Homeroom, Chemistry Club, Book Exchange, National Poetry Con- test. STARKWEATHER, TONI - Presi- dent of Spanish Club, Bowling Club, Tigerettes, Chemistry Club, Vice- President, Treasurer of Homeroom, Basketball Queen Candidate, Li- brary Assistant, Math Club, Red Dagger, National Poetry Contest, Talent Show. STECK, FRANK JR. STEINHOFF, KENNETH - De- bate, National Forensic League, Na- tional Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, State Student Congress, Gir- ardot Head Photographer, Tiger Photographer, Tiger Business Staff, Student Body Presidential Candi- date, Student Council, Vice-Presi- dent of Radio Club, Girardot Business Staff, President of Homeroom, Scho- lastic Magazine Photo Contest, Red Dagger, Optimists Club Speech, Na- tional Poetry Contest, Outstanding Senior, State Speech Meet. STIVER, SHARI - National Merit Semi-Finalist, National Honor Society, Tiger Editor-in-Chief, Tiger Editor Emeritus, Quill and Scroll, Debate, National Forensic League, National Student Congress, Superior Rating in Dramatic Interpretation, Red Dagger, Silver Spear, '63 1-Act Play, Tigerettes, Girardot Business Staff, Vice-President of Homeroom. STOFFEL, CONNIE. STONE, JAMES - National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Football, Track, Student Council, President of Chemistry Club, President of Math- ematics Club, President of Home- room, Secretary of Latin Club, Red Dagger, '64 3-Act Play, Radio Club, Bausch and Lomb Science Award, Girardot Photography Staff, Tiger Photographer, Youth Appreciation Week Award, Regional Science Fair, National Science Fair, National Sci- ence Foundation Summer Scholar- ship. I64 STONE, BOB - Hunting and Fish- ing Club, Student Monitor. STOVALL, DAVID - Monitor. STRANGE, SHARON - Tigerettes. STROM, BONNIE - Student Coun- cil, Silver Spear, Art Club, French Club, Nurses Club, Girardot Business Staff, Treasurer of Homeroom, Tig- erettes, Psychology Forum, Tiger Busi- ness Staff, Talent Show. STRONG, STEPHEN - Red Dag- ger. STROP, WILLIAM - C.O.E. STUART, MIKE - Varsity Club, Track, Cross-Country, Tennis, Span- ish Club, Monitor. SUDHOLT, MARY - President, Secretary of Homeroom, Outstand- ing Senior, Tigerettes, Tiger Cub Staff, Tiger Literary Staff, President of Latin Club, Secretary of Chemis- try Club, State Music Contest, Na- tional Honor Society, Ensemble Club, Red Dagger, Talent Show. SUEDMEYER, NANCY. SUHRE, DONNA. TAYLOR, BARBARA. TAYLOR, CONNIE. THOMPSON, NORMAN. THURLKILL, BOB. TRICKEY, RONALD. TRIPP, ESTHER - Typing Club, Tigerettes. TROWBRIDGE, KENNETH - Chemistry Club, Weather Club, Sec- retary, Vice-President of Model Club, Regional Science Fair. TURNER, CONNIE. TURNER, STANLEY. UELEKE, JOHN - Pep Band, Stage Choir, National Poetry Contest. UNDERWOOD, RONNIE - Foot- ball, President, Vice-President of Homeroom. VALLE, SUSAN - Tigerettes, Presi- dent, Treasurer of Homeroom, Li- brary Assistant, Tiger Cub Staff, Psy- chology Forum. VANAMAN, RUTH. VANDEVEN, RICHARD. VARNUM, PHYLLIS -- Typing Club, Tigerettes, Home Economics Club. VERHINES, KENT - Football, Student Council, Vice-President, Treasurer of Homeroom, Psychology Forum, Girardot Business Staff, Vol- leyball Club. VINYARD, PHIL - Secretary, Treasurer of Homeroom. VOELKER, DOUGLAS. VOLKERDING, JAMES - Silver Spear. WAGONER, NORMA - President, Vice-President, and Secretary of Homeroom, Spanish Club, Silver Spear, Girardot Queen Candidate, Senior Queen Candidate, Basketball Queen Candidate, Treasurer of Tig- erettes, Cheerleader, Girardot Busi- ness Staff, '63 1-Act Play. WALTZ, JIM - Vice-President of Homeroom, Student Council, Presi- dent of Silver Spear, Bowling Club, Golf, National Poetry Contest. WATSON, CAROLYN - Silver Spear, Secretary of Homeroom, Tig- erettes, National Poetry Contest. WEAVER, TRUDY. WEBB, MIKE - President of C.O.E. WEBSTER. MARION. WELKER, ALICE - Tiger Cub Staff, Tiger Literary Staff, Tiger- ettes, Girardot Business Staff, Presi- dent, Treasurer of Spanish Club, Na- tional Poetry Contest. WELKER, RICHARD f Track and Field, Cross Country. WELKER, SHIRLEY. YVELLS, KENT. WELLS, STEVEN. WELTCH, BRUCE -- Treasurer of Latin Club, Math Club, Vice-Presi- dent of Horneroom, Math Club, Na- tional Poetry Contest. WHITLEDGE, SANDRA - Tiger- ettes, Nurses Club, C.O,E., Spanish Club. WHITTAKER, CAROLYN M Tiger- ettes, C O.E. WICKER, BILL - Vice-President, Secretary of Homeroom, Track, Foot- ball, Student Council, National Honor Society, Chemistry Club, Var- sity Club. WILKINSON. WINNIS. WILLIAMS, DAVID - Earth Sci- ence Club. WILLIAMS, FLOYD - Track and Field. WILSON, JIM - President, Vice- President of Homeroom, Monitor, Voice of Democracy Contest. WILSON, MAX. WILSON, BILL - Vice-President of Homeroom, President of Debate, Sil- ver Spear, First Vice-President of Student Council, Pep Band, Nation- al Honor Society, National Forensic League, First Place in Freshman- Sophomore Oratical Contest, Foot- ball, Track, Tennis, Senate Youth Program, District Speech Contest, Junior-Senior Speech Contest, Na- tional Poetry Contest, Outstand- ing Senior. WINSTEAD, CHARLES. WRIGHT, JIM - President of Tiger Cub Staff, President, Vice-President. Treasurer of Homeroom, Student Council. WRIGHT, PAT - Secretary of Sil- ver Spear, '62 1-Act Play, Red Dag- ger, Treasurer of Homeroom, Stu- dent Council, Tigerettes. WRIGHT, SALLY - Silver Spear, '62 and '63 1-Act Plays, Debate, Sec- retary of Homeroom, Red Dagger. '64 3-Act Play, National Honor Society, National Forensic League, Ouill and Scroll, Associate Editor of Tiger, Gi- rardot Business Staff, District Speech Meet, State Speech Meet, Talent Show, YALLALY, DONNA - Tigerettes. 165 h-maui iifi 29 - mf N ' 5 i li! Il 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 Proudbf Fbfing, ' I Am Proaa' fy'Tzger Fame. To Thee I 'll Ever True ana' Lzyzal Be, M Alma Mater! Central High! '3': :V W -4-vw B 1 Wil gll I t, 5 WIMPY'S DRIVE IN 800 N. Broadway and WINlPY'S WIGWAM f , ' f f 1 129 Broadway and 'WIMPY'S SKYWAY Municipal Airport C I f NICHOLS TRANSFER a. STORAGE CpGd M FINNEY'S DRUG STORE, INC. Reliable Prescription Service Stover Candy-Cosmetics 709 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Missouri ED 5-3437 -w NOWEl.l'S T 1 i F Cameras-Films Complete Photographic Supplies Phone ED 5-3442 Cape Girardeau, Mo. 609 Broadway RUST AND MARTIN 615 Broadway Complete Line of: Bride dresses Bridesmaids dresses Party dresses Dress fabrics Sewing accessories 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 I I C I O I FARMERS 8. MERCHANTS BANK Cape Girardeau Missouri A.G WALTHER'S FURNITURE COMPANY 'ivviiere Broadway Meets Middle Complete Home Furnishings cdpe oirdrdedii, Missouri KELLER INS. AGENCY Stan Popp 205 So. Sprigg St. Phone ED 4-1095 See Us For All Your I rance Needs Serving the Community Since I906 BRINKOPF-HOWELL FUNERAL HOME Phone ED 4-IQII cpl f WIETHOP TRUCK SALES INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS d BUICKS MABEL'S BEAUTY SALON 1017 Harmony Cape Girardeau, Mo. Complete,Beauty Service I P 5 ., ,it KASSEL 8. SON JEWELERS Elgin, Wyler Watches Keepsake Registered Diamond Rings Headquarters for Senior Rings Costume Jewelry 81 Rings Speidel Twisto-flex Watch Bands Gift Store Since 1904 623 Broadway Ed 5 3658 HOWARD ATHLETIC GOODS CO. Z0 Rawlings, Spalding lihu F 9 Broadway 8. Pacific Distributors Phone Ed 5-7729 51 U7 x Q s Cape Girardeau, Missouri Compliments of HUCKSTEP BODY 8. PAINT SHOP 1325 N. Kingshighway Cape Girardeau, Mo. Compliments of CAMPUS BOOK STORE 1031 Broadway Ed 5-8570 BILL'S COURTESY CLEANERS Quality Cleaners 1107 Broadway Phone Ed 5-2287 FIRST IN CAPE OIRARDEAU FIRST IN SOUTHEAST MISSOURI FOR THE IMPORTANT NEWS IN SCIENCE POLITICAL ECONOMICS CULTURAL ART ON THE LOCAL, NATIONAL, AND WORLD SCENE THE SOUTHEAST NIISSOURIAN Circulation Over I7,5OO Doily Residential-Commercial -I ndustrial Construction Grading-Land Leveling-Roads-Basements Excavating Bulldozing CRITES AND SAILER CONSTRUCTION CO. Gordonville Road Cape Girardeau, Missouri BODINE'S GIFT SHOP Telephone 5-7700 fformerly the Novelty Shop, A Gift For Every Occasion DON'S BRICK OVEN China-Crystal Costume Jewelry-Greeting Cards , l 823 Broadway ED 4-T227 Pizza-Broasted Chicken Sandwiches-Soft Cream COmPIimenfS Of BILL TICKEL Don and Mary Kirn 2201 Broadway and Prop. Cape Girardeau, Mo, CHARLES WEBER When You Think of Photographs i' i r Think of jf Q i LUEDERS STUDIO i i i tl it V Photographs that will mean a lot 1' V - B to you in years to come H J-gg ' 'F' 'Zig' g -Ag 'I' Aoi Where The Best Dressed Centralites Look For Top Fashions WEBUQIESBZTEG BINGO BAR-B-Q Q25 gg! Highway 61 South We Do Custom Barbecuing Compliments of HECHT'S ixxxxxxxxxmxx jg Fashions for Young America gg .39 MIlADY'S ,x. 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'PC MISSOURI UTILITIES COMPANY P 9 . ix Ii J A Citizen Wherever We Serve Y i f -9 J II .J L D l W Q SHIVELBINE'S Sgg,,1' music stone 630 Broadway 'QQ qu ? l 15 i ED 5-2575 Magnavox, Stereo, and T.V. Conn and LeBlanc Band Instruments Wurlitzer Pianos Lowery Organs Complete Music Supplies McDonald Concrete Makes A Better Job MCDONALD COMPANY, INC. Ready-Mix Concrete 311 College Cape Girardeau, Mo. Phone ED 5-9446 Dependable Insurance Service . For All Your Insurance Needs GOODSON INSURANCE AGENCY 205 So. Sprigg Street Cape Girardeau, Mo. George D. telephone Goodson ED 5-2300 FISCHER 8. SON CGA MARKET Groceries-Meats Fresh Dressed Poultry Complete Line of Dietetic Foods Mt. Valley Mineral Water 298 N. Blvd. Phone Cape Girardeau, Mo. ED 5-3361 Styles for the young at heart AI' ,Q pg 2 North Main Street Compliments of R. B. POTASHNICK A Real Tiger's-Tiger You Are Always Up Front CAPE READY-MIX, INC 513 S. Kingshighway Cape Girardeau, Mo. Phone ED 4-2808 ED 4-2809 Where Quality Tells and Service Sells With A YAMAHA BROADWAY PRESCRIPTION sHoPs mc. WIESER YAMAHA SALES 5, Cape Girardeau, Mo. Drive-ln Service 710-1900 Broadway C pl t f N l N y S ,X Hll.l. EQUIPMENT SUNSET MOTEL COMPANY Highway 61 North C pe Girardeau M C t t I B kt t D I ED 5 6023 V 8. A t D l ' G d 8iL Compliments of Supplies-Pets a Pet Supplies SUNNY HILL GARDEN AND PETTIGREW INS. AGENCY PET CENTER David A. Paiiiafaw C pe Girardeau, Misso 336 N K 9 I' gh Y G a H p si ED 5 5785 ED 5 ml RALPH EDWARDS SPORTSWEAR INC. General Offices-334 North Broadview, Cape Girardeau, Mo. Fine outer wear for men and boys. Plants in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, and Tullahoma, Tennessee KAISER BUILDING SPECIALTIES Aluminum Sform Windows-Awnings Storm Doors-Siding Ornomentol Iron 420 S. Kingshighwcy Phone ED 4-2216 Kenneth A. Kaiser 4' I n l . 1 I 1 I I I frvfwm I 1,3 M. FORD GROVES S u ,I : S 'gs' I9I4 . 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KOMO RADIO HOPKINS BROS. 2l26 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Missouri ED 4-3029 Kroehler Furniture RCA Color T.V.-Stereo Whirlpool Appliances Open Monday 8. Friday Nigh ts Ctyf cplff l CAPE COUNTY ABSTRACT 8. GENERAL SIGN COMPANY TITLE CO. Compliments of l V C Pl f r.-I X vocfs Town PLAZA STANDARD f STANDARD SERVICE 2l48 William Street Phone 5 9966 Cope Gircrdeou, Mo. ST. CHARLES COSMETIC CENTER Finest .ln Cosmetics 8: Perfumes John Robert Powers Eronces Denny Elizabeth Arden Bonnie Bell Nino Ricci English Leather-Canoe 47 N. Main Fciberge' Mi l kmoi d Lonvin Revlon Mcx Foctor Brut ED 5-7594 Compliments of MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY 937 Broadway Kenneth G. Mehrle, R.Ph., Owner ,Q Q .'iE::::::-- The World's Finest Fabrics at the World's Lowest Prices LAMBERT'S FABRICS UNLIMITED ,?:f:::3: Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. SIDES-MILLER MEN'S STORE Complete Line of Clothing and Accessories ED 5-3217 629 B Cape Girardeau, Mo. roadway Compliments of OCHS FLORAL CO. 725 Broadway The Best in Flowers RIVERSIDE LUMBER COMPANY The Place to Buy when You wont to Build CAPE GIRARDEAU SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE, INC. 904 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Missouri Phone Supervisors: ED 5-5078 Margaret M. Estes or James O. Estes ED 5-5925 lf It's NEW STYLES or MODERN FASHIONS you can find it at 277155 PLAZA SMALL ANIMAL HOSPITAL ,ef wg, I' ,222 2127 William Street Phelcin's Pa t Fine Wallpapers Custom Picture Framing COOLEY PAINT COMPANY ED 5-8438 I6 N. Spanish BURGER CHEF DRIVE-IN Town Plaza Shopping Center Best Place ln Town To Eat Compliments of SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY That's What AH Said BUNNY BREAD COMPANY 2101 William cope Girardeau ED 5-2497 Compliments of Gale W. Heise DEEVERS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE and SOUTHEAST SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION W. T. GRANT CO. Town Plaza Shopping Center Paul Reitzel, President C.O.E. T964 Manager of Furniture Department The Girardot Compliments To Express To the Many of In This Year's CENTRAL PACKING C0. KRUGER C0- Kroger Price, M L P Meats That Excel . Th if f K 9 V I MISSOURIAN OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Everything for the Office. Exclusive Distributor of A. B. DICK DUPLICATING PRODUCTS 307 Brocxdwoy Phone ED 4-4421 Cope Girordeou, Mo. Sfdff WISIICS VANDEVENS Q lity Meats, Groce d D y G d Advertisers WeGive8.Rd EgISt p GIRARDOT B d Y d P f THE FIRST NA'IONAL BANK Your Full Service Bonk TOO Broodwoy Motor Bonk-222 N. Pocific Best Wishes From Your T Friendly Inn Lorge Meeting Rooms-Swimming Pool-T.V. 8: Rodio Free Ice, Volet 8. Loundry Service Bonded Boby Sitfers-Room Service Free Kennels-Telefype Service-Top Room YOUR HOST FROM COAST TO COAST lntersfote 55 8: Gordonville Rd. QRou're KJ Phone 314-ED 4-4491 RUESELER MOTOR COMPANY The Home of Friendly Service Compliments of Your LORBERG FUNERAL HOME Chevrolet Dealer 225 N, Fountain and Service Since 1910 606 S. Kingshighway H. H. PENSEL SHOES CAPE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY INC. Sales 81 Service Distributor 210 Independence St. Cape Girardeau, Mo. Residential Lighting E. C. ROBINSON LUMBER CO. The Friendly Yard ED 5-6626 COLLEGE BARBER SHOP 1125 Broadway We Specialize In All Haircuts Ray Runnels-Prop. 5 S th H d Dellus Minson, Bill Hagen OU CH GFSOFI Jerry Stone, Jerry Tesreau BLUE HOLE GARDEN BARBECUE North Kingshighway Cape Girardeau, Mo SEARS, ROEBUCK, 8. CO. Pam Jewel Jon Keene Toy Department Stock Boy MIDTOWN SUNSHINE SUNNY HILL DRIVE-IN CLEANERS 722 Good Hope ED 5-7490 DAIRY AND RESTAURANT 45 So. West End Boulevard A Good Place to Buy Insurance and Real Estate ARNOLD ROTH AGENCY, INC. c o E f d f Llnda Silman, Llndell arennecke, Judy cook. 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Independence E The best in Motion Picture Entertainment at the ESQUIRE THEATRE Mike Pind, Betty Keesee, and Betty Bradshaw are C.O.E. students working at the Esquire Theatre. THE FEDERAL MATERIALS CO. INC. Cape Girardeau, Mo. Use Our Clean and Graded Crushed Stone for All Kinds of Concrete and Driveway Construction MISSISSIPPI VALLEY PRINTING COMPANY INC. 8 North Sprlgg Street Good Printing-Courteous Service Letterpress-Offset Harlan Short-Bob Ecklemann Phone ED 5-7352 amz! E Soni 4uneaal Afame Cape Girardeau, Missouri Edgewater 4-l3I3 Benton, Missouri Kingsdale 5-3529 SIMMONS AND WILLIAMS INSURANCE 325 Broadway First Federal Building Cape Girardeau, Mo. Compliments of UREGAS SERVICE INC. Cape Girardeau, Mo. GUTH BROS. BLOCK 8. BRICK CO. T20 North Broadview Cape Girardeau, Missouri Radio Controlled Service B. W. BIRK Plumbing, Heating, and Cooling Lightweight Face Brick Masonary 2150 Good Hope and and Building ' Concrete Veneer Cape Girardeau, Mo. Supplies, D - Blocks Stones Your Authorized Trainee Dealer Telephone 5-3341 Compliments of UNITED OIL CO. 101 North Kingshighwoy Cope Girordeou, Missouri LUKE ASHBY CELOTEX CORP. Cape Girardeau, Mo. DRS. EDWIN K. BURFORD AND JOHN T. CROWE CARRON TYPEWRITER CO. Sales-Service-Rentals 622 Broadway ED 4-1252 Compliments of M. D. DENEKE SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. THE FABRIC SHOP 12 North Spanish Street Complete Line of Dress Fabrics FLENTGE'S GENERAL ELECTRIC APP. 13 N. Sprigg ED 5-5427 FOSTER'S BARBER AND BEAUTY SUPPLY 521 Broadway GRIFFITH CO. 109 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Missouri JANET'S BEAUTY SALON 120 N. Sprigg ED 5-8513 KAISER OIL CO. 421 Morgan Oak St. ED 4-1301 ED 5-3515 Compliments ot DR. MELVIN C. KASTEN DR. J. H. KEIM Compliments of DR. WM. R. MCCASKILL Our Patrons Compliments of MARTIN OIL COMPANY Compliments of DR. S. EDWIN NOFFEL Compliments of HAROLD B. RAPP, M.D, EARL W. JOHNSON, M.D MILTON SHOSS, M.D. REINHOLDT AND GARDNER Stocks-Bonds-Mutual Funds 517 Broadway DR. AND MRS. H. 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