Central High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Camp Point, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1956 volume:

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X f -K fa my 5 m A 9 A6 Y X' Q av aw , 5 i X Ng V 3 fro 45 f X ' ie-x 5 Q35 ,, 3 M X ,t in 4? sf , ,saggy va X 4, Q ,Q 4 ag 'WW ef 2 9 .4 as :fx S, + tg 7x WMA' N A 5 M Wa?-wise W My ,S A ,W v,,.. Xa x R my 2 y 553551: Aw. . 3 ,. H.. f-------H 'as--W ., if . , THE CENTRAL HI-LIGHTS of CENTRAL COMMUNlTY HIGH SCHOOL Unit District No. 3 Camp Point, Illinois Volume 1 1956 School Song We will back you, our Cen1:'al High School, We will back you to victory. Banners fly for Central High School, 'Cross the sky they seem to cry - Rah! Rah! Loyal sons are marching on, Marching on from dawn to dawn. We're defenders of black and gold Saying, Onward for Central High! CClap, clap, and 15 rahsl Staff Editor ........... Janice Bubb Assistant Editor ...... Ioyce Bowen, Production Manager ..... Bob Newell Business Manager ..... Iohn Graham 13, for ,. 'N 5 Q BY S it S SSE? an R A GALLOWAY REV WM H GILLIS ADAM PRIEPOT NEIL SHERRICK Superintendent of Unit Dist 43 Golden Methodist Church County Supt of Schools President Dedication of Central High School January 8 1956 Qapu-......, ' FACULTY and GUESTS VERNON E NICHELL LEFT TO RIGHT Emery Hunsaker plumberp Wendell Eaton electrician Woodrow B1e1gh, contractor Frank W Horn and Chas Behrensmeyer architects. VISITING SUPERINTENDENTS, PRINCIPALS, and CHORUS N-...X ACIILTY Board of Education Iames Stevens, William Lawless, Albert Shanholtzer, Secretary, Neal Sherrick, President, Frank Thomas, Thomas Royalty, Irvin Heinecke. R.A. GALLOWAY Superintendent Lombard College M. S. , University of Illinois we-N' Admini tration H. As B. M E. ELENTLINGER st. Superintendent A. , Western State College .S. , University of Illinois so s Q..-nor' 5 HARRY PACATTE Diploma Blackburn College B.S. Ed. Eastem Illinois State Teacher's College M.S. Ed., University of Illinois Mathematics if , tix , 2 A3 Jl t is J if l rf' ...y i llll' l ,M . . .5 B+ Offices of the uperintendentand the Principal a 9. . M s Pictured above are two friendly and helpful These two fellows are kept busy trying to people at C.H.S. On the left is our office keep everything in perfect running order. secretary, Dorothy Heinecke, and on the Mr. Galloway, Supt. is on the left and right is Mr. Pacatte, the principal man Mr. Blentlinger, Assistant Supt. , is on the around school. right. At the left ls Leota Gutherie, hard at work behind her typewriter. She is the secretary in the Superlntendents office. At center is Dove Clark. Mrs. Clark works in the office part time and is also one of our history teachers. Mr. Galloway, Supt. , is at the right. Q at 1lr-- 44 -----. 8 'W . BLANCHE HILL W, osx B.S. Northeast Missouri State 'l'eacher's College Quincy College Western Graduate of Gem Clty Business Education -cpu.,- CAROLINE LARIMORE B.S. Westem Illinois State Teacher's College Girls' P.E. UMA J ,, QJ, Hts, ' IEAN BRINKMAN B.S. Northeast Missouri State Teacher's College I. S. N . U. Business Education GLADYS EVANS V B. Ed. Westem 17' Gfaduate Work University of Illinois Home Economics GERTRUDE DAMROW A. B. Carthage College University of Wisconsin University of Michigan Wittenberg College Latin 6- Library ETHEL BLENTLINGER HELEN WICKLIFI-'E B. Ed. Westem Illinois State College B. Ed. Western Il nols State College History, Ehgl English VIVIAN HUFNAGEL OPAL GALLOWAY B. Ed. Western Home Economics A B Illinois College English ...B DOVE CLARK B. S. Western F 0:9 ANNALEE HARRIS B.S. Western Milligan College Fred Waring Choral School European Music 6. Arts Tour Chorus A History J 9'llsD1s T CARL C. CLAPPER Carthage College B. Ed. Western M.A. University of Illinois BiolOQY. General Science HARRY ELBE B.S. Westem Coach 5- P.E. B.A. Cornell University M.S. Western Math., Chemistry, 61 Phys s IO N BRAMKAMP J MELFORD WAGY Marshall College B.S. Western Shop CURTIS SHERMAN Maryville State Teachers University of Missouri B.S. University of Illinois Graduate work University of Illinois Agriculture CHARLES WINKING Quincy College Instrumental Music 'tj' SCIENCE--CLAPPER wgpf-W fmlzr- P. E. --LARIMORE 1 S-Q COMMERCIAL--HILL SHOP--WAGY HISTORY- BLENTLINGER C OMMERCIAL--BRINKMAN gi A ff 2 ' ...MJ ' ' nz. - L- W' - up .K 2' . L 3 , - K, gf. -. .z ' - if 'Vjg A N' Q., . , . igx ' ,ir ' U, Ay- KN, as ., -,ff - , yi QQ 4 ' ,A . K ,,N3 x af . 54.-.. 4.- tb AKA! X W . X ,A V I xx K mrxvw nf AG--SHERMAN - . K. I l mov LET'S GO HOME ' A 'N' L A ENGLISH--WICKLIFFE ' Q Q WS- ' . f 1' L I l X X six' ,V 4 ' 6 ENIDRS Z7 ik , Li- 1 .M - 4 s- ' ' -1 , 2, J I . , L Sf' ' wa .. all ' 5 A'!'x. .. -U . , . .., .9 Cnr,-.iw u x 1.. .. uv L. - J 1 l 3 X' 'va' Q f .4 ... .w ' , ,,, 4 - , , . 1, yi 4 ,w, :'1fg.'1 ,.. .vii , . 3-:L1..5'B? 45 -' fs. .- ' I : .44 .. 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Y M.. ' K , vi v , , . ic. r i 1 ww ,,.f . ' 1 . K . , ,, --k r , J . ,. . ge .id A 'FE' 1 v-,pw wg- 1-sq. -we-' nr 'Newt MARJORIE ADEN MARGIE Chorus ......... l F.H.A. . .... l,2,3,4 Librarian ........ 4 Junlor Class Play .... 3 Pet Saying . . I don't know Plans . . Gem Clty Business College ELAINE BARTELL BLONDIE Class Officer ...... 3 Chorus . . . . 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 F. H.A ...... 1, 2 , 3,4 Cheerleader ...... 3 Pet Saying. . He's a dolll Plans ..... Undecided , J- JO ANNE BALZER ul-O.. Class Officer ...... 3 F. H.A ...... 1 , 2 . 3. 4 G.A.A. . ...... . 4 Plus Ultra ..... 2,3,4 Newspaper Staff. . . . . 3 Pet Saying . . Well, large charge! Plans. . Secretarial job ln Callfornla MARLENE I. BEHRENS Class Officer ..... 4 Chorus ...... l,2,3,4 Mixed Ensemble ..... 4 Girls' Ensemble. . . 2,4 Band . ..... l,2, 3,4 Dance Band. . . . 2,3,4 Pep Band .... . . . 4 Band Lllrarian. . . . 2,3 F.H.A. . . . . . l,Z,3,4 G.A.A. . ..... . . 4 Plus Ultra ....... 4 Newspaper Staff. . . 3,4 Junior Class Play .... 3 Pet Saying. . Ach I mein. Plans . ..... Teaching ESTELLE L. BARRON HERBIE Class Officer ..... 2,3 Chorus ...... 1,-2,3,4 Girls' Ensemble. . l,2,3,4 Mixed Ensemble. . 2, 3,4 Band ........ 2,3,4 P.H.A. . .... l,2,3,4 Plus Ultra. . . . 2,3,4 Annual Staff ...... 4 Junior Class Play .... 3 Pet Saying . . . 'That was cleverl' Plans. . . Nurses' Training FRED BENNETT ClassOff1cer. . . . . .1 Band .... . . .1,2,3,4 Dance Band. . . .l,2,3,4 Plus Ultra. . . . . . 4 Junior Class,Ple y .... 3 Pet Saying. . That's llfe. Plans. .... College 'Nu KENT BLUHM BLOOMERSH Class Officer. . . . . 2 Student Council. . . . 1 Newspaper Staff. . . . 4 C-Men's Club. . . 4 Baseball. . . . . . 3,4 Track . ........ 3 Basketball .... 1, 2 , 3 , 4 Iunlor Class Play .... 3 Pet Saying . . . Anybody knows that! Plans . ...... College LOIS CLARK ..suM.. Chorus ......... 1 Iunlor Class Play. . . . 3 Pet Saylng. . Holy Kittens Plans. . . . . Undecided i fl fx 1 IANICE BUBB nl-AN.. F.H.A. . . . . . 1 Plus Ultra ....... 4 Librarian 2 3 4 Newspaper Staff. . . 2 , 3 Annual Staff .... . 4 Iunlor Class Play .... 3 Pet Saying ..... Gad Plans. . Teacher's college fr'-+ LEROY CARSTENS .. LEKE.. Band .... . . . . l , 2 F. F. A ...... . 3 , 4 Newspaper Staff. . . . 4 C-Men's Club ..... 4 Baseball. .... . . . 3 Plans . ..... Farming K R 1 'Q'-up KENNETH BUSS Class Officer. . . 1,4 Chorus. . . . . 1,4 Plus Ultra. . . . . 4 Student Conmcll. . . 1 , 4 Annual Staff ..... 3,4 Junior Class Play .... 3 Plans . ...... College PHILLIP EUGENE COLLINS HGENE.. F.H.A. . . . . . . 4 F.F.A .... . . . 2,4 Librarian ........ 1 Junior Class Play .... 3 Pet Saying. . Ohl I don't Plans. . . . . . . . Navy ts ?,,,?.j.i.f, . I WENDELL CRAFT WENDIE Class Officer. . Chorus .... Student. . . Baseball. . . . Basketball .... Iunlor Class Play. . 1,2 . .1 . 1,2 . . 1,2 . . 1,2 . . . 3 Pet Saying. . . Say yes or no. Plans. . . . . .Navy RALPH EMBREE TROT Class Officer. . . . l Chorus. . . . . . .1,2 Basketball. . . '. . . . l Pet Saying. . Think so? Plans. . . . Marines ROBERT LEE DONLEY HBOB.. Class Officer ..... 1,3 P.H.A. . . . . . 4 F.P.A ..... . . 2.3 Librarian ........ 2 Iunlor Class Play. . l,2,4 Iunior Class Play. . . 2,3 Pet Saying. . Can't do that boys Plans. . . .... Navy SANDRA I. EHMEN 'SANDY' Class Officer ...... 3 Band .... . . .1,2,3,4 Student Director. . . . . 4 Dance Band. . . . . 3,4 Pep Band .... . . 4 Plus Ultra .... . 4 Newspaper Staff. . . 3 , 4 Iunlor Class Play .... 4 Pet Saying. . Sure, lt isl ! Plans . ...... College MARY ANN PLESNER Glass Officer ..... 2 , 4 Chorus ...... l,Z,3,4 Mixed Ensemble . . l , 3 , 4 Glrls' Ensemble. . . 2 , 3, 4 Band .... . . . 1, 2 , 3 , 4 Dance Band. . . .1,2,3,4 F.H.A. . .... l,2,3,4 Plus Ultra ....... 4 Newspaper Staff. . l,2,3 Annual Staff ..... 3, 4 Iunlor Class Play .... 3 Pet Saying. . Big Deal! Plans . . . . . College ROMONA IEAN GOODWIN HIEANNE.. Chorus ......... 3 F.H.A. . .... l,2,3,4 Plus Ultra . ..... 2 , 3 Iunior Class Play .... 3 Pet Saying. . I say, 'huh'. Plans . ..... Marriage Pot Saying h IOHNNY GRAHAM .1,2,3 . .1,2 . .l . . 4 . . . 1 , Dadl College HENRY HERRMANN ..4 ..3.4 ...4 1' . . . 3 Pot Saying You don't Plans . . Farm n. RICHARD KAY HENDRICKS 'DAIGO' Class Officer .... . . 3 Chorus. . . . . . 1,2,3,4 Band .... . . l,2, 3,4 F.H.A. . ...... . 4 Basketball ...... 2,4 Iunior Class Play .... 3 Pet Saying . . . You're a, crazy. kool out - man. Plans. . . Working arourfd home and then college MARVIN IHNEN MARV Chorus. . .. . . . .l,4 Band. . . .l,2,3,4 Plans. . . . .Work ,l .sv if ,. X QI MARY ANN IHNEN IHNEN Class Officer ...... 2 Chorus . ...... 2 , 3, 4 Mixed Ensemble. . . 3, 4 Girls' Ensemble ..... l Band ....... 1 , 2 , 3, 4 F. H. A ...... 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Librarian ..... l , 2 , 3, 4 Student Council ..... 4 Newspaper Staff. . 1, 2 , 3 Annual Staff ...... 4 Junior Class Play .... 3 Pet Saying. . . 'Scuse, Please! Plans . . . . . . Work SHIRLEY ANN LEENERTS Class Officer. . .1,2,3,4 Chorus. . . . . . . . l Twirler. . . . . 2 , 4 F.H.A. . . . 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. . ...... . 4 Librarian ....... 2 , 3 Student Council. . . . 1 Newspaper Staff. . . . 4 Annual Staff ...... 4 Iunior Class Play .... 3 Pet Saying. . Hey, K1ddol Plans. ..... Teaching 1' GENE IANSSEN PET1-: F.F.A ....... . 3 Student Council ..... 4 Iunior Class Play .... 3 Pet Saying .... I don't know. Plans. . . . .Farming ? wzxkziic., 39' 5 2 as ,J-' is K 'yi ,ff -' L ' 11 f EV I w BARBARA LEFFRINGHOUSE .1 BABS .. Class Officer. . . . 1,3 Chorus. . . .... .l,2 F.H.A. . . . l,2,3,4 Plus Ultra. . . . . . 2 Librarian. . . ' .... 3,4 Junior Class Play .... 3 Pet Saying . . . We weren't talking to you! Plans. . Gem City Business College 'R , ei, 'din -11, IAMES KOONTZ nnnMu,u P.H.A..... ...4 P.F.A. . . . 2,3,4 Track. ..... . 2,3,4 Basketball ....... l Junior Class Play .... 3 Pet Saying .... Why? Plans. . . . . . . Army WANDA MAY Wanderer Chorus ....... 1, 2 , 3 Band ........ l, 2 , 3 Junior Class Play .... 3 Pet Saying. . Ohl Brother Plans . ..... Undecided Q0 W- X. . Y' ' ffm , vu. . M -N. V' '- . X 3 f FA , .r if ' ' A 55. lac A-.2 ' wg 1 L -, 5, n f . DENTON NALL ..1OHN.. F.F.A. . ..... 2,3,4 Track. . ...... 2,4 Iunlor Class Play .... 3 Pet Saying . . I don't know Plans . .Service and I-'arming JOYCE MAY POST IOYCIE Class Officer ...... 3 Chorus. . . . .1,2,3,4 Band .... . . . 1 , 2 . 3 , 4 Dance Band. ..... . 4 F.H.A. . .... l,2,3,4 Student Council ..... 3 Newspaper Staff. . . 2 , 3 , 4 Annual Staff ...... 4 Iunlor Class Play .... 3 Pet Saying. . . Reallyll ll Wouldn't you llke to know. Plans. ....... Work -L. ,-I KAY OBERLING BIG ED Class Officer ...... 2 Chorus'. . .. . .l,2,3 Band .... . . . 1, 2, 3.4 4 P. H.A. . .... . . . C-lVlen's Club ..... 4 Baseball. ..... 2 , 3,4 Track. ....... 2 ,4 Basketball .... l,2, 3,4 Iunior Class Play .... 3 Pet Saylng. . I don't know Plans. . College or service . ff' -V., , .5 In .V ..-QE. . jf yyys l ' ' , ff fr ' 3 A irr - is I . Nj m l Lf RUSSIE PETERS SIMON F.H.A. . . . . 4 Baseball. . . . 1.3 Basketball. . . . . 1,3 Pet Saylng. . . Use your head. Plans. . Travel and make a lot of money GLEN POWER HSKEEZIKES Class Officer ..... 1 , 3 Chorus. . . .... .l,2 Iunlor Class Play .... 3 Pet Saying. . I'd reckon. Plans .... . . College WILMA CAROL RECKERS BILLlE CAROL Band .......... l F. H.A ...... l, 2 , 3 , 4 Newspaper Staff .... 2 , 3 Pet Saying. . . He's got a Cadillac. Plans . . Patricia Steven's Schhol for Models ln Chicago 4314 N5fQf? ROGER RIGGINS .. RED.. C-Men's Club ..... 4 Baseball. ..... 1,3'4 Basketball .... 1,2, 3,4 Pet Saying . . . You don't know, do you. Plans. . . Service or work GEORGE SALISBURY GEORGEOUS Chorus. . . . . . . . 1 C-Men's Club. . . . 4 Baseball. ...... 2 , 4 Track. ....... 2,4 Pet Saying . Oh , Swabhle . Plans. . . Seamen's School RICHARD ROSE BLITZ Class Officer. . . . . 2 Band. . . . . . . . 1 F.H.A ........ . 4 Iunlor Class Play .... 3 Pet Saying . . You know it. Plans. . . . . . . . Navy ff ,ss-.zfriiif-i'f5i'i 'A will flaiix CHEN 5 Ji I ff' - I Zgggwiasgfggs-51,-lr, iz' ' - 'V ,,,,, W x ,gig . . if , ,, I U s 5,2 , -.MM . Q sg?-N52 ffsiiiii i U -- is f i f. ' ff Qiigi w. irlfasg K , . rssesss .,. M X sl- , K K '33 -Iiiiirefxl. 'fn : L 5' 'Ei aagggikaaa-, .msQ, ':s:w'.E.':'. Lrfzrifiii . I Q 31- :sigh s- 1- U A l ' 'f Q rfisig.-,Eli-lf' 2 5' ' ll gf' X MABEL n. szzcmasr Mus Chorus. . . . 1 P.H.A ...... . 4 Librarian ....... 3 , 4 Junior Class Play .... 3 Cheerleader ...... 1 Pet Saying. . . Gussey Plans . . . . . Marriage jk , . ., - ,Q . . .. T ff f if Q- l .Sw IOHN SAATHOFP Student Council ..... 2 Basketball. ..... 2,4 Pet Saying . . . That'd be tell1n'. Plans. . . . Undecided IOHN SHANK P. F.A ........ 2 , 3 Iunior Class Play .... 3 Pet Saying . . You know it. Plans. ..... Radio and Television IOHN P. STAGGS STAGGS Chorus. . . .l,2,3,4 Band .... . . . 1,2 Baseball. . .... . 1 Track. ........ 2 Pet Saying. . We11, get off my horse! Plans. .Field of Engineering IUDITH ANN TENHOUSE IUDY Class Officer. . . . .l,3 Chorus. . . . . .l,2,3,4 Band .... . . 1,2,3,4 '1WN1rler. . . . . 3,4 Officer. . . . . . 3,4 F.H.A. . . 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. . ...... . 4 Plus Ultra ..... 2 , 3,4 Newspaper Staff. . . 1, 3, 4 Junior Class Play. . . 2 , 4 Junior Class Play .... 3 Pet Saylng .... Horse- feathersl Plans .... Air Hostess , College RONNIE SUMMERS ABBIE Chorus. . . .... l,2,3 Band ........ 1 , 2 , 3 Newspaper Staff. . . . . 4 C-Men's Club ..... 4 Baseball. ...... 3 , 4 Basketball .... 1 , 2 , 3,4 Junior Class Play .... 3 Pet Saying .... What? Plans. . . College - Westem bf f 7 BARBARA IRAN WALKER HBARB.. Chorus. . . . . .l,2,3 P . I-I.A ...... l , 2 , 3 , 4 Cheerleader ...... 3 Pet Saying. . Let's not play games. Plans. . . . . Marriage CAROLYN SWOPE Class Officer ...... 2 Band .... . . . 1,2, 3,4 F.H.A. . . . . l,2,3,4 G.A.A..... ...4 Plus Ultra ...... 3,4 Newspaper Staff. . . . . 3 Pet Saying . . Do you think so ? Plans .. Secretary or College DARRYL WEBSTER TCI-XD Class Officer ...... 2 Iunlor Class Play .... 3 Pet Saying . . Capensetic ? Plans. ...... Service MRS. CLARK Sponsor 1 LARRY MHIXEY ISAMDI Chorus.........1 Band...... ...1 m.r.A. . . . . . 3,4 fP1usU1trs. . . . . 2,3 'Track........ 3,4 Basketball. . .... 1, 3 Iun1orC1ass Play. . . . 3 Pet Saying. 4 I don't know. Plans. . . . . . .College MR. PACATTE Sponsor L FLOVVER , - K X ff! f f fm MW. J fffl W ' NORBER1' WITT W'IT'.l ' Chon1s.........1 F.F.A ........ 3.4 Plus Ultra ...... 2, Track. ...... . .3, Junior Class Play .... 3 Pet Saying .... Wel1, I Reckon. Plans . . . Military Career 3 4 27' X f f NX X 'RTW M as S+ S X X 5' ,ll , X Yf ff! b, J V' , Q X , fr, I . White Orchid COLORS Royal Blue and White MOTTO Better Faithful Than Famous Clayton Division Thirteen began their freshman year at Clayton High School in the fall of 1952. They were: Henry Hapke, Bob Donley, Everett Ennen, John Shank, Eugene Nicol, Glen Power, Johnny Graham, Gene Collins, Wendell Craft, Shirley Leenerst, Wanda May, Janice Parn. The following students served as officers for the year of 1952-53: Janice Parn, President: Bob Donley, Vice-President: and Henry Hapke, Secretary- 'I'reasurer. Eugene Nicol did not return in 1953, leaving twelve members in the sophomore class. Shirley Leenerts was President: Glen Power, Vice-President: and Johnny Graham, Secretary-'I'reasurer. Mr. Van Ormer and Mrs. Evans were the class spon- sors. Everett Ennen did not return the Junior year. Glen Powers was the class President Bob Donley, Vice-President: and Henry Hapke, Secretary-Treasurer. Mrs. Jefferson and Mr. Van Ormer were the sponsors. At Halloween, the Juniors successfully spon- sored a carnival in the Clayton Community Hall. An all-school play, Girl Crazy , was sponsored by the Junior Class and was directed by Betty Jefferson. It was well received by the community. The class treated the seniors to a banquet at the Junior-Senior Prom held' at the Rushville Country Club. Camp Point Division In the fall of 1952, twenty-six green freshmen entered the halls of Camp Point High School. The members of the class were: Dick Rose, President: Darryl Webster, Vice-President: Barbara Leffringhouse, Secretary: Leland Hunsaker, Treasurer: Lois Clark, Estelle Barron, Jo Anne Balzer, Marjorie Aden, Mabel Secrest, Marjorie Mixer, Carlene Louderback, Alice Tournear, Henry Herrmann, Norbert Witt, Judy Tenhouse, Reporter: Jean Goodwin, Ronnie Summers, Jack Miller, Ralph Embree, Denton Nall, Kay Oberling, Larry Wilkey, Russell Peters, Jim Koontz and Dick Hendricks. Our sponsor was Mr. Shanks. In the fall of '53, we returned as sllly sophomores . Our class officers were: President, Kay Oberling: Vice-President, Dick Hendricks: Secretary-Treasurer, Estelle Barron: and Reporter, Ralph Embree, Our class sponsor was Mrs. Blentlinger. In the fall of '54, we returned as jolly juniors . Our class officers were: Jack Miller, President: Estelle Barron, Vice-President: Barbara Leffringhouse, Secretary: Leland Hunsaker, Treasurer: and Judy Tenhouse, Reporter. Our class play, The Little Dog Laughed was quite successful. Our sponsor was Mr. Wickliffe. We were hosts to the seniors at the Junior-Senior Prom held at the Rushville Country Club. Golden Division In the fall of 1952, twenty-seven green freshmen entered the halls of Golden High School. The members of the class were Mary Ann Ihnen, Joyce Post, Mary Ann Flesner, Elaine Bartell, Barbara Walker, Carolyn Swope, Sandra Ehmen, Ollivine Albert, Marvin Ihnen, Kenneth Buss, Leroy Carstens, John Saathoff, Marlene Behrens, Janice Bubb, Wilma Reckers, Betty Leenerts, Kenneth Herren, Gene Janssen, Roy Behrens, Fred Bennett, Nick Kinman, Ronald Likea, Kent Bluhm, Donald Likes, Melvin Gerdes, Earl Kindhart, and Roger Riggins. The following class officers were elected: President, Kenneth Buss: Vice-President, Roger Riggins: Secretary-Treasurer, Gene Janssen. Our sponsor was Mrs. Galloway. In the fall of '53, we returned as silly sophomores . Our class officers were President, Mary Ann Ihnen: Vice-President, Joyce Post: Secretary-'I'reasurer, Mary Ann Flesnerg and our sponsor was Mr. Norman Batley. During the year we lost one member, Nick Kinman, and gained one, Juanita Simpson. In 1954, we enrolled as jo1ly juniors . Six members did not return: Melvin Gerdes, Earl Kindhart, Kenneth Herren, Roy Behrens, Juanita Simpson, and Betty Leenerts. Our class officers were: President, Sandra Ehem: Vice-President, Kent Bluhmg and Secretary-Treasurer, Elaine Bartell, Our sponsor was Mrs. Hill. Mama's Baby Boy , our class play, under the direction of Blanche Hill was very successful. We were hosts to the seniors at the Junior-Senior Prom held at the Rushville Country Club. In the fall of 1955, all three divisions converged into the new Central High School building. The class of 56 had the distinction of being the first graduating class in the new building. During the year, the Seniors sponsored a skating party at Scottie's in Quincy, were guests at the Junior-Senior Prom held in the high school gym and went to Kansas City, Missouri. Baccalaureate and Commencement were held in the high school gymnasium. With this ends the history of the remaining fifty seniors of Central High School. Sandra Durfee Linda Cady Terry Cady Karen Cady Larry and Sharon Butcher Dean Huber Norbert Witt Johnny Graham and Roala Butler Lois Clark Kent Lueders Denton Nall Carolyn Hilker Joyce Bowen Ella Marie Meaders Janice Bubb Donna Moran Walter Bowman Henry Hapke ' Charles Eidson Glen Powers Ruth Ann Wear Rosa Lea Meaders Betty Bent Carlos Kindhart Herbert Eidson Connie Wear Kay Rutledge John Staggs 29 . Judy Hufnagel 30. Jeanie Vancil 31 . Russie Peters 32. Marlene Means 33. Dick Winfield 34. Anna Marie Nall 35 . Larry Ritenhouse 36. Johnny Graham. 37. Virginia Austin 38. Lois Hopson NAMES OF PEOPLE ON BABY PAGE Central Class Will We, the members of the Senior Class of Central High School, County of Adams, State of Illinois, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills made by us in the past. I, Marjorie Aden, bequeath my position as Librarian's Assistant to Lois Hopson and my bookkeeping book to Ruth Ann Wear. I, JoAnne Balzer, do hereby will and bequeath my green eyes to Mr. Clapper's Biology class and my ability to work as a waitress to Kaye Rose. I, Estelle Barron, do hereby will to Elaine Adams my half of the chemistry lab. equipment, and to Norma Post my membership in the C.M. -7. I, Elaine Bartell, will my short blonde hair to Glenda Iud, and my ability to blush to Lora Lee Watkins. I, Marlene Behrens, do will my history grades to Donna Iean Leenerts, and my member- ship in the C.M. -7 to Mary Ann Eilers. I, Fred Bennett, will to Iack Burrow my ability to stay away from the fairer sex, and to Clarence Lawler my ability to read 450 words per minute. I, Kent Bluhm, will my ability to talk in English class to Larry Ehmen and Robert Aden, and my ability to go steady with four girls at once to Merle Leerhoff. I, Ianice Bubb, will my ability to make good grades to my sister, Edna, and my ability to stay out of ninth hour study halls to Anita Anderson. I, Kenneth Buss, will to Mr. Sherman my ability to go to the head of the lunch line, and my D.A. haircut to Marvin Martin. I, Leroy Carstens, do will my ability to get along with study hall teachers to Norman Eilers. ' I, Lois Clark, will my ability to go steady to Ioan Davis and my perfumed cologne to Doris Mixer. I, Gene Collins, will my ability to be last in the lunch line to Sandra Durfee, Linda Cady, and Deanna Weisheit. I, Wendell Craft, will my woman chasing legs to Gary Winget, my ability to talk back to people to Terry Cady, and my Navy uniform to Charles Eidson. I, Bob Donley, will my membership in F. H.A. to Robert Baird, my ability to ride horses to Marilyn Baird, and my ability to drive to Beverly Ennen. I, Sandra Ehmen, will my baritone and first chair position in band to David Patton, and my membership in the C. M. -7 to Carol Albers. . I, Ralph Embree, will to Larry Balzer my ability to get along with Mr. Pacatte. I, Mary Ann Flesner, do will and bequeath my half of the chemistry lab. equipment to Roger Beinhoff, and my membership in the C. M. -7 to Marlene Means. I, Iean Goodwin, will my unnecessary running up and down the halls to anyone who can benefit from it, and my name and safekeeping to Earnie Von Holt. I, Iohn Graham, will my ability to make out to Dennis Hendricks and my gym socks to Marvin Martin. y I, Henry Hapke, will my motorcycle to Marvin Martin, my motor-scooter to Merlin Eilers, and my Ford to M.K. Wagy in hopes that lt lasts forever. , I, Dick Hendricks, will my musical ability and my Bill Haley's Rock and Roll music to Don Stabler, and my ability to make out to my brother, Dennis . I, Henry Herrmann, will my cowboy driving to Dean Huber and my running ability to Paul Mais. I, Leland Hunsaker, will my ability to make odors in chemistry to next year's class , and my position in band to George Kestner. I, Marvin Ihnen, will and bequeath my position in band to Anthol Riggins, and my ability to pick up girls in Augusta to Dennis Hendricks. - A Il, Mary Ann Ihnen, will and bequeath my blue eyes to Elaine Adams, and my membership in the C. M. -7 to Patty Aden. I, Gene Janssen, do will my serial number to David Dunham, and my ability to constantly be in trouble to Norman Eilers. I, Iim Koontz, will my agricultural ability to Bobby Paxton and my track ability to Charles Eidson. I, Shirley Leenerts, will my membership in the C. M. -7 to Esther Schuster, and my fond- ness for Oldsmobiles to Carol Albers. I, Barbara Lefhinghouse, do will and bequeath my position as P. H.A. Secretary to Mardell Huntley, and my ability to go steady with a boy named Terry to my sister, Marjorie. I, Wanda May, leave my music and my musical ability to Patsy Davis. I, Denton Nall, leave to Tom Schutte my ability to type. I, Kay Oberling, do hereby leave my ability to play basketball to Marvin Martin and my way with the teachers to Kent Leuders. I, Russie Peters, will all my knowledge and my ability to eat in English class to Larry Riutzel and my ability to run great distances to Ronald Saathoff. I, Ioyce Post, will my driver's license to Ruth Ann Iohnson, my drum to Carol Buss, my blonde hair to Ioyce Bowen, and my share in the C. M. -7 to Dolly Post. I, Glen Power, do will my locker to Elaine Adams, and my intelligent questions in English class to David Dunham. I, Wilma Reckers, will my ability to go steady with the owner of a Cadillac to Marilyn Haschemeyer, and my 49 Chevrolet to Ianet Leenerts and Mabel Albert. I, Roger Riggins, will my ability to play basketball to Bobby Leenerts, my quiet ways in study halls to my brother, Anthol, and my English book to Bill Leenerts. I, Dick Rose, will my ability to make A's in English to Iack Shelton and my ability to be removed from class to Marvin Martin. I, Iohn Saathoff, will my good behavior in ninth hour study hall to Iack Shelton, and my seat in the office to Larry Butcher. I, George Salisbury, will my back seat in English to anyone who wants it. I, Mabel Secrest, will my ability to go steady with a truck driver to Patty Heinecke, and shall keep myself for Carl Walker. I, Iohn Shank, will to Don Stabler my ability to sleep in class, and to George Kestner my ability to get along with the teachers. I, Iohn Staggs, will and bequeath my keen sense of smell to Bob Newell, so he can smell the wonderfulK?J odors that come from the chemistry lab. I, Ronnie Summers, will my ability to play basketball to Larry Roland, and my good grades in bookkeeping to Wendell Gunn. I, Carolyn Swope, will to Sandra Sherrick my chewing gum so that she may annoy Mr. Winking with it, my quiet ways to Audrey Tenhaeff, and my love of sports to my sister, Marcia. I, Iudy Tenhouse, do will my long hair to Betty Bent, my cheerleading outfit to Karen Cady, and my ability to say youse to Mrs. Wickliffe. I, Barbara Walker, will my ability to yodel and jitterbug to Annette Buss, and my tight skirts and sweaters to Marilyn Meyer. I, Darryl Webster, will my ability to get along with Mr. Pacatte to Larry Balzer and my knowledge of physical education to Coach Elbe. I, Larry Wilkey, will my glasses to Da.rry MacMahan and my ability to miss school to Mr. Pacatte. I, Norbert Witt, will my ability to sleep in class to Melvin Heins, and my agricultural ability to Marvin Martin. In witness thereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal this twenty-fifth day of May, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred fifty-six. KC1ass Presidentl I I Nice-President! CClass Secretary! Class Prophecy Twenty years have passed. The Seniors of 1956 have returned to Central High School for a Christmas party. They are sitting around the table conversing with each other as to what they have been doing. Let's get in on the conversation. Marjorie Aden is now a ballet dancer on the Ed Sullivan's Show. loAnne Balzer is advertising Anacin on Name That Tune . Estelle Barron has taken over Hedda Hopper's news column. Her column is called Under Este1le's Hat . Elaine Bartell is now a yodeler on the Grand Ole Opry . Marlene Behrens is now playing clarinet in the movie, Benny Goodman Story . Fred Bennett has ostrich races on his farm every Sunday afternoon. Kent Bluhm is a hat designer in France. He has just finished designing a hat for Kim Novak. Ianice Bubb is the women's dean at LaPrai.rie College. Kenneth Buss has just written a book entitled Theorems in Geometry . Lois Clark, secretary to the President of the United States, is nationally famous for her speed in shorthand. Leroy Carstens has taken Ed Smiley Sullivan's place on Toast of the Town , Gene Collins has replaced Iack Lemmon in the movie, Mister Roberts . Wendell Craft is a member of the Ioey Chitwood daredevils. Bob Donley is the safe'dr1ving instructor at the Kellerville University. Sandra Ehmen is now conductor of the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra. Ralph Embree is the owner of Embree's Paradise Skating Rink at Five Points. Mary Ann Flesner is Liberace's assistant. While George fiddles, Mary Ann sings. jean Goodwin manufactures her own gum called Chew It Yourself . johnny Graham is president of the Nash Automobile Association. Henry Hapke runs a motorcycle taxi service for the West Quincy Depot. Dick Hendricks is now king of Paramount since Rory Calhoun retired. Henry Hermann is co-owner of the Meaders Funeral Home. He is famous for his layaway plan. Leland Hunsaker' is a U.S. Captain on the submarine Marilyn Monroe . Marvin Ihnen and johnny Saathoff run a pool hall in Pea Ridge across the street from the Old Maid's Home. Things are said to get pretty wild at times. Mary Ann Ihnen now has her own supermarket in Golden. Paul Aden is one of her delivery boys. Gene Ians sen is the father of three boys, 6 feet tall, who play basketball at Central High. Iim Koontz is a bus driver for the Greyhound Bus Line. He owes his ability to drive safely to his teen-age days at Central. Shirley I-Leenerts is running an Old Maid's Home in Pea Ridge. Barbara Leffringhouse is working with the nationally famous dramatics show, Toby and Susie . Wanda May met and married a Washington senator and is wallowing in society. Denton Nall married Ianice Hanke and he's now famous for his prize winning heifers. Kay Oberling is coaching at Central High since Coach Elbe died of over exhaustion. Russie Peters married Margaret O'Brien and is living in Beverly Hills. Ioyce Post is singing with Robert Q. Lewis since jay P. Morgan retired. Glen Powers has just created a new perfume, Diesel No. 3, which is all the rage in Paris. Wilma Reckers is now a model on The Big Payoff . Roger Riggins is a marriage counselor in Reno, Nevada. Dick Rose is now the manager of the Four Roses, Inc. ggeorge Salisbgry is No. l slugger of the Yankees. He's really giving Mickey Mantle a run for his money. Mabel Secrest is a cigarette girl at Ciro's Night Club in Hollywood. lohn Shank has invented a pocket-size television. lohn Staggs is an artist for Walt Disney. 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I r - -f' B - , at B. .nn I- 1 Mrs. I-Iufnagel Walter Robert Clarence Barbara Kent Iack Merlin Mrs. Blentlinger Sponsor Bowman Tournear Lawler Klndhart Vollbracht Wilson Eilers Sponsor FRESHMEN 39 TH LETIGS 413-. Q-W' 4 I+' +41 i' Baseball ROW 1: I. Ideus, R. Reuschuel, K. Bluhm, K. Oberling, K. Lueders, R. Summers, M. Leerhoff. ROW 2: Mr. Elbe, Coach, A. Riggins fManager1, R. Aden, L. Rittenhouse, W. Gibson, T. Koontz, C, Hibbert, L. Conover, T. Schutte, B. Oberling lManager1. Baseball 1955-56 The baseball season was completed and Central High Panthers added another trophy to their trophy case , a co- championship trophy shared with Barry. The Panthers had a record of 8 wins against 2 losses. One of the losses was to the Co-champions, Barry, and the other to Bowen. The conference record was 7 wins and 1 loss . In the conference Central won from Liberty 2 games, 6-0 and 19-4, West Pike in 2 games, 24-3 and 12-97 Payson in 2 games, 6-2 and 12-5. The games with Bowen and Plymouth were not conference games . Barry proved to be a horse of different color, winning 1 game 16-5, and losing the next 9-6, presenting a tie for first place in the Wenois Conference. The squad con- sisted of Kay Oberling, Kent Bluhm, Roger Riggins, Ronnie Summers, Merle Leerhoff, Robert Aden, Larry Rittenhouse, Wayne Gibson, Bub Hibbert, Roger Reuschel, Garl Hunsaker, Bill Leenerts, Wendell Gunn, Leon Conover, Anthol Riggins, Denny Hendricks, Charles Lawless, Kenneth Miller, Iohn Kestner, Iim Brinkman, Ierry Brinkman, Bill Oberling, Larry Roland, and Bobby Baird. Terry Koontz and Leon Conover looked good, although Merle Leerhoff had the best pitching record with 4 wins and only one loss . Kent Leuders won the batting champ- ionship trophy. We will miss the Seniors next year but we will have some outstanding players. BATTING AVERAGE OF LETTERMEN Name 1 . Bluhm 2 . Conover 3. Robert Aden 4. Gunn 5 . Hibbert 6. T . Koontz 7 . Lueders 8 . Leerhoff 9 . Leenerts 10 . Oberling 11 . Riggins 12 . Rittenhouse 1 3 . Reuschel 14 . Salisbury 15 . Summers ' 16. Schutte Percentage .393 ' .500 .105 .177 .167 .272 .417 .393 .363 .379 .000 .182 .320 .470 .250 .125 This page is sponsored by: GOLDEN LOCKER CO-OP ROW 1: ROW 2: Opponent Barry Chapin Liberty Bowen Pays on Mendon Aug us ta We st Pike Ll berty Payson Me ndon Roodho us e Mt . Sterling Winches ter Warsaw Canton , Mo . Rus hville Payson Bowen Dallas City Meredosia Me ndon Mt . S terll ng Aug us ta Carthage Payson Quincy High 44 Varsity Squad B. Oberling KManagerl, L. Rittenhouse, L. Ehmen, I. Aden, W. Gibson, R. Summers, D. Hendricks tDroppedl, R. Aden, A. Rlggins tManagerl. Mr. Elbe, Coach, R. Reuschel, R. Saathoff, K. Oberling, K. Bluhm, R. Rlggins, I. Saathoff. Date Where Played Score Central-Opponent 11-22-55 Barry 63 to 49 won 11-25-55 Chapin 79 to 57 won 12-9-55 Liberty 74 to 39 won 12-10-55 Bowen 60 to 49 won 12-13-55 Payson 55 to 26 won 12-16-55 Mendon 59 to 88 lost 1-3-56 Augusta 45 to 44 won 1-6-56 Central 62 to 33 won 1-7-56 Central 38 to 33 won 1-11-56 West Pike 61 to 47 won 1-13-56 West Pike 66 to 61 won 1-19-56 Winchester 64 to 51 won 1-20-56 Winchester 59 to 62 lost 1-21-56 Winchester 54 to 76 lost l-24-56 Warsaw 68 to 62 won 1-27-56 Central 67 to 44 won 1-31-56 Central 70 to 64 won 2-3-56 Central 68 to 91 won 2-8-56 Central 57 to 59 lost 2-11-56 Central 77 to 60 won 2-14-56 Meredosia 70 to 60 won 2-17-56 Central 50 to 43 won 2-22-56 Central 61 to 52 won 2-24-56 Central 78 to 54 won 2-25-56 Central 95 to 65 won 2-27-56 Notre Dame 64 to 36 won 2-29-56 Notre Dame 50 to 79 lost G FG PT FTM P TP Merle Leerhoif 27 194 100 45 66 488 Roger Riggins 25 101 35 37 95 237 Kent Bluhm 26 84 60 46 77 228 Kay Oberling 27 126 56 86 87 308 Ronnie Summers 27 63 100 51 71 226 Roger Reuschel 23 36 17 19 34 89 Iohn Saathoff 17 Z 3 4 9 19 50 Carlton Hibbert 16 12 13 10 11 37 Terry Koontz 8 6 12 2 8 24 Larry Rittenhouse 14 3 9 8 16 15 Wendell Gunn 3 2 1 7 1 5 James Aden 5 1 0 0 4 2 Robert Aden 10 0 1 2 7 1 Wayne Gibson 2 0 O 1 0 0 David Patton 5 0 0 3 6 0 William Leenerts 2 l ll- A -3 Q Totals 651 408 327 505 1710 Basketball 1955-56 The Central High Panthers finished the season with a very satisfactory record of 22 wins against 5 losses. This is the first time since the consol- idation of the High School that Central has ended the season with more wins than losses. At the first of the season Central started off very well but ran into a snag when Mendon defeated them. However, the team worked very hard over the Christmas holidays and pulled a game out of the fire from Augusta winning by the final score of 45 to 44. The followers of the Panthers saw better things coming when the quintets won the Wenois Confer- ence Tournament by defeating the determined Mendon team by 5 points after Central had a 20 point advantage in the first half. Our team then won the first game in the Winchester Tournament, but faltered in the second and third games. However, they came home with fourth place and sportsmanship trophies . After winning 5 games Central lost a heartbreaker to Bowen in 2 O.T. From then on Central gave the home crowd something to yell about by winning the rest of the games on their home court. The second win over Augusta was very gratifying be- cause of the rivalry between the two schools. Central won the last home game of the year by a score of 95 to 65 over Carthage. The team won the first game of the Regional but lost their second game to a more experienced Quincy team. The team had its ups and downs but for once they were mostly ups . Most of the second team will be playing next year so we hope and expect a good team for 1956 and '57. This page is sponsored by: DURSTS V s RONNIE CBEVOJ SUMMERS The Memorable Leaper A f u J MERLE CLOVERJ LEERHOFF One Way Leerhoff 5 3 a E E r 1 s 5 5 3. 2 KAY CSLUGJ OBERLIN G The Demoralizer The Big 6 ROGER KREDH RIGGINS Ruff Neck This page is sponsored by: WM. WINGET KENT KBLOOMERSD BLUHM Played With A Smile 644 3115 i-is H S s KBIGJ IOHN SAATHOFF Mr. Dead-eye From 40 Feet 45 Reserve Squad ROW 1: T. Schutte, G. Hunsaker, G. Plesner, W. Peuster KDroppedJ, D. McMahan, D. Patton. ROW 2: Mr. Elbe, Coach, C. Hibbert, K. Lueders, R. Reuschel, D. Schleuter, K. Janssen, T. Koontz. Ba ketball Freshman Squad ROW l: M. Martin QDroppedj, I. Hopson, G. DeWitt QDroppedj, K. Miller, I. Wilson QDroppedD, M. Ellers IDroppedl. FRESHMAN TEAM 1955-56 The freshman team had a good season, winning third place trophy. The team re- ceived very good support from the commu- nity and pep club. Since this was the first year in the new school, the 1956 team was the first to use the new gym. ROW 2: Mr. Elbe, Coach, L. Roland, C. Lawless, I. Brinkman, W. Bowman lDroppedJ, I. Kestner, D. Law, B. Oberling lManagerl. ROW 3: B. Nall, E. Curless lDroppedJ, B. Leenerts, L. Oennlng, I. Brinkman, B. Baird, D. Hendricks. This page is sponsored by: NELSON SUPERETTE and WAYNE VOLLBRACHT 6. COMPANY Cheerleaders Iudy Tenhouse, Norma Post, Lois Hopson, Karen Cady, and Linda Cady were elected by the student body and faculty to stimulate Central High cheering at the basketball games this year. The cheerleaders were sponsored by Miss Larimore. The purpose and privilege of the cheerleaders is to promote and develop good sportsmanship and school spirit in Central High. The cheerleaders were awarded school letters at the athletic banquet in the spring for a job well done of leading yells, adding color and pep to our games and pep meetings. LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Tenhouse, L. Cady, L. Hopson N. Post, K. Cady. LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Hufnagel, S. Viar, S. Durfee, S. Butcher KDroppedJ, C. Harkness QDroppedJ. Freshman Cheerleaders Sandra Durfee, Iudy Hufnagel, and Sandra Viar were elected.freshman cheerleaders by their classmates. The freshman cheerleaders also assisted the varsity cheerleaders at the reserve games. These girls were awarded letters for a job well done during the basketball season. Compliments of IVAN TRITSCH MOTOR SALES W 5 A L E 5 sekvlce V47 Phone164 c1ayfon,111. 47 .B- s - . 1 ' X v ' 4 1 l v i 'lf ' .4 yqk . 3, .' V A I P X ' sg' X, 'uw .1134 4 .V C. --z xxx, f if Members of the Squad are as follows: The Central High track squad concluded an average season with an overwhelming victory in the Wenois Conference Track Meet and brought home the first place trophy for the first time in the history of the school. In the Wenois meet Central set two new records. Gunn broke the mile run record with a fine run of 5:05 and the Freshman-Sophomore Relay Team also set a new record. Hard training paved the way for the championship and with only five men lost to graduation, the team will be very hard to beat next year. Nall--100 yd. dash, 220 yd. dash, shot-put and varsity relay Patton--100 yd. dash, 220 yd. dash, F 61 S relay Gunn--Mile run C. Eidson lCaptainj--High and low hurdles, pole vault, varsity relay H. Eidson--440 yd. dash, 880 yd. dash, F 8. S relay Brinkman--Pole vault Gibson--Discus, mile run Webster--Shot put Mason--High jump Oenning--High jump, broad jump, F 61 S relay, fresh. 100 Summers--Broad jump Oberling--440 yd. dahs, pole vault Roland--880 yd. dash Bluhm--High and low hurdles, 100 yd. dash, 220 yd. dash, varsity relay Hi bbert-- Mile run Law--Fresh. 100 yd. dash, F. 6: S. relay, varsity relay Bowman--Pole vault LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Mason, L. Rittenhouse, C. Hibbert, D. Patton, R. Aden, L. Conover, H. Edison, B. Oberling fManagerJ. Cross-Country Compliments of RUSSELL 61 BILL MILLER Moorm an Re pre s entative s and 48 VVINGET STORE ef- S L. Oenning broke the high jump record at Quincy, May 2, 1956. Height - 5 ft. 7 1f2 in. Freshman 100 ya. dash at coruerence mee :wf'gyIlvv'H'l? Denton Nall winning finals of the 220 at conference meet. He placed second in 100 yd. dash and in shot-put. 1- H. Eidson, D. Law L. Oenning and D. Patton broke the L. Oenning placed Znd and Dave Law Placed 3rd. freshman and sophornore relay records. Admirlng trophy and hoping to win it. .x nz, H ', . JY , if . This page is sponsored by: AL'S MARKET LaPrairie, Illinois ' Groceries AS. Meats Produce and . MR. and MRS. EDISON KNIGHT 49 flu ROW 1: Watkins, Hopson, Hilker, Swope Wresidentl, Leenerts fSecretary and Treasurerj Ba1zerfVice Presidentj Vlele Rose ROW Z: Miss Larimore CSponsorJ, Wear, Baird, Tenhouse, Behrens, Disselhorst Butcher Swope Cookson Berman Sherman ROW 3: Adams, Harkness, Heinecke, Johnson, Disselhorst, Cramburg Leenerts Reckers Barron ROW 4: Lccncrts, Harden, Wickliffe, Schuster, Austin, Wear, Riggins Means Tenhaeff G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association was newly organized in September under the sponsorship of Mis s Larimore . Its purpose is to promote interest and participation in girls' sports and to promote better sportsmanship among the girls at Central High. The officers for the year were Carolyn Swope, president, JoAnne Balzer, vice president, Shirley Leenerts, secretary-treasurer, and Carolyn Hilker, reporter. Our program included a weekly activity hour in which the girls participated in softball basketball, bowling, volleyball, aerial darts, swimming, and hiking, a monthly business meet ingg money making projects: and social activities such as initiation, slumber party, award banquet, and a district play day which we sponsored in the spring X ,,Q' is J f:'lA'f1, f rift' ' 1 IH, . ,.1.' ffzflr 1-Q... H N veil.-1-Q . ww K K A K 1 If - K 1,1 lx M-L,L we if K K ff' -L ' I , ag f ei G:A.A. un er iss arimore Compliments of EHMEN BROS. 5 Golden - Chatton, Illinois, Grain - Purina Chows - Fertilizer 51 CTIVITIES Q Xl Annual taff V ir .A M, SEATEDZ QLeft to Rightj Barron, Post, Ihnen, Bubb, Bowen, Leenertl, Plesner. STANDING: Mr. Clapper fsponsorl, Ennen, Graham, Buss, Newell, Austin, Anderson, Mrs. Brinkman Csponsorl Production Staff . 1? Q Q S 31 LEFT TO RIGHT: Graham, Mrs. Brinkman, Buss, Bubb, Mr. Clapper, Bowen. E i 1 Rx ' Q , ' I , L 5 Q 1 1 'W' N ' L 'A f 3 0 M, I qv ff! Q f lb , 8 'fu Y . . -1.-. I ,,,fQ'f 3 tv - 4- , L. - '-7 I ' 'Q yu 1',ll 4 H- Fil in U N ' A -V -'N 'ri f A N 'i X t - H L c Q ,A 5 1 r- . B -1AJ-'gig - Q The first play to be presented ln Central High School was presented by the Iunior Class of 1956-57 on April l2th and 13th. It was a three act comedy entitled Forever Albert . The characters included as follows: Albert, Larry Butcher: Ben Tumer, Iames Patton: Ellen Turner, Annette Buss: Marylou, Ioyce Bowen: Ianice, Ella Marie Meaders: Lucy, Betty Bent: Benny, Iack Burrow, Hank, Roger Blenhoff: Keith, Johnny Tjaden: Vivian, Patsy Davis: Milton, Wayne Gibson: Mrs. Iackson, Anna Marie Nall: Annamae, Virginia Austin: and Henry Lucas, Carl Ogle. Mrs. Wlckllffe was the director and did an excellent job. As a token of appreciation, the play cast pre- sented her with an orchid corsage and travel clock. The play was enjoyed by the audience and especially by the juniors who acted in lt. Wh . Q1 g w ' 3 J., N '7' wn N N I9 9'7 3 N lc 1 u' 09 2 e 5 c R nf 2 LLN fd ff ' if ' ...A Q ,gi 4 V ' -iv! 1 f' 3- 1- 11 I 4 l . LQ f' N W M Q. I A s '-N15 . I ' lu .Smean -6+ an .1 I 'wa Mi l F X x A .V f :Ui ,W 0' A -ff ' 7 f Q ,,V. ,ing l r , . I ' if W 1 . , A - g :.'f 4 1 I ,QW r . A Scenes Back Stage 1 Stine! 1 'Bac Kf use fsoffenf' 1'cnN AICC Kruk'- n' 1' I K F311 rg Class ... Play ,nes Snaps 4, as fine als 14 ,. V LV., EW- -uf '? F L LL ave fe graiief This page is sponsored by: MALCOMSON GROCERY and CARL BOLING, Livestock Broker All Types of Livestock, Phone 76, Camp Point, Illinois Student Council HOW 1: I-msmfn, Buss, Ehnxun, Wcislnqer, Flesncr, Ihncn CPres1dontl, Knox. ROW Z: Clnllowny fSpons0rl, Lxxrlmorc fSponsorj, Pattln, Luclurs, Huber, Lawless, Newell, Sherman QSponsorl, Packett QPrincipalj N wspaper taff I ROW 1: Shcrlck, Arlen, Moran, Tcnhouscz, Behrens, Luonferts, WC-lsingcr. ROW Z: Clark Uvlvxscfrj, Lccn:-ns, Hurdln, Swope, Bluhm, Hapkc, Carstens, Summers, Wickliffe, Ehmen. ROW 3: Iollnson, Ms-ans, Miller, Ashmore, Post, Robms, Albers, Buss, Obcrling. librarians Secrest. Plus Ultra Plus Ultra, the Latin Club of Central High School, holds membership in the Junior Classical League of America. The activities vt the past year included the formal initiation in November, the observance of the Roman Saturnalia in December, and a typical Roman banquet, which ushered in the events of Latin week in April. In February the club supported Mary Ann Flesner, as Plus Ultra's candidate for the Sweetheart Queen of Central High School. ROW l: Leenerts, Buss, Barron, Ehmen fSecretaryD, Behrens Kltresidentl, Balzer, Buss CTreasurerJ, Sherrlck, Davis. ROW 2: Miss Damrow fSponsorl, Saylor, Tenhouse, Leenerts, Tenhaeff, Rigglns, Post, Aden, Veile, Heinecke, Ennen, Rose, Leffrlnghouse, Disselhorst. ROW 3: Hufendick, Bubb, Swope, Bienhoff, Bennett, Newell, Butcher, Wickliffe, Flesner, Iohnson, Thale. LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Damrow QSponsorJ, Austin, Ihnen, Bubb, Aden, Leffrlnghouse, F. F. A. x 'R LAMB X.- ,yx 11, fa, 'VJ' fs ROW 1: Paxton, Martin, Nall, Carstcns, Koontz Wlcc-Presidentl, Witt Ureasurerj, Eldson QSecrctaryl, Schutte, Mr. Sherman CSponsorJ. ROW Z: Eldson, Klndhardt, Heins, Lawler, Schafer, Huston, Wilson, Volbracht, Heins. ROW 31 Koontz, Pam, Brinkman, Curless, Aden, Collins, Mason, Lawless, Ellers, Burrow. ROW -lg Wolshclt, Herman, Nall, Puestcr, Ixbbon, Ocnning, Rouschcl, Bowman, Brinkman, Sprcnger, Mason, Iaxnsscn Qwmawmwww . L. -1-N , xg .. I . P ' -' N, ,J S N 'Z 5 A X f X- 1' Q 'gi Q M ' mls A X' so -. i-. y f A A .,,gQ A3 ' r . 'Q - W I Y. . 'f . W . , , 9 XI 61 X: , 5 2 A A XX 1? , es OJ fm Q f ' fig- 3. . W. sf r as lr . S4 Q. , 4,111 - L- in 'N' '-h' ' 1- ,ks ' bl I , - 5---. , , f I 4 Q. A 1 Kxik Nj Nl 5 .nwv-. 0 , --.-.f -Q was on A 1- x V . , mr 1 4 .2 K .A K, .WN ' Xuggww W L, v 5-4 , I x P I 1- Wg. -Q N, . NY? .wx if 'A -, Q W' 5. ,bil I if' 5 ' IN- A... Ami .. . 4 .. fm A 60 r r A IN ACTION Compliments Of '-LUCK OR IUST sooo ' ' ' PRITZ BARBER SHOP ' and GERALD IUD F. H. . ROW l: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: Mrs. Galloway lSponsorl, Post, Barron, Leenerts fTreasurerJ, Baird, Bowen, Wear, Bent, Leffringhouse fSecretaryJ Mrs. Meaders fChapter Motherj , Balzer Qlst Vice-President, , Flesner fPres1dentD, Meaders Und Vice-President, Behrens, Ihnen, Tenhouse, Saathoff, Albers. 1 Haschemeyer, DeMoss, Huntly, Albers, Disselhorst, Swope, Harkness, Cady, Cady, Meir, Goodwin, Secrest, Heinecke, Leenerts, Simpson, Saylor, Robbins, Pratt, Butcher, Meaders, Eber, Post, Ennen, Viar, Post, Aden, Louderback, Mrs. Evans CSponsorJ. Davis, Tenhaeff, Riggins, Wear, Schuster, Eilers, Miller, Harden, Meyers, Means, Leenerts, Ehmen, Austin, Nall, Swope, Walker, Reckers, Lane, Gooding, Aden, Leenerts, Iohnson, Frese, Vancil, Weisheit, Hufendick, Ashmore, Iude. Hopson, Watkins, Johnson, Hilker, Kindhardt, Pam, Adams, Powers, Barron, Mason, Buss, Sherman, Hufnagel, Disselhorst, Stevens, Davis, Emlree, Durfee, Cookson, Clark, Smith, Saylor, Buss, Watkins, Paxton, Schoen Rankin, McGart1and, Berman, White, Anderson, Sally. e 113 U 3 2' an 255 x ' I 6 A A if . ,z cmss IN SESSION Q - This page is sponsored by: U l ' OSBORNE'S Foon CENTER S0UP'S ON Lu? e 6 l fC'.C Koo ht WRU! fb C Men Club Members 'Kr-nt Iiluhm . . . . . . Basketball, Baseball, and Track 'Kay Oberltnq. . . Basketball, Baseball, and Track 'Ronnie Sumrnf-rs. .... Basketball and Baseball 'lloql-1 Rjggins. . . . Basketball and Baseball 'George Salisbury. . ....... Baseball 'Mr-rle Leerhoii. . . . Basketball and Baseball 'Torn Schutt:-. . . ........ Baseball 'Leslie Saylnr. . ..,.,.... Baseball Larry Rlttunlirnrsw. . . Cross Country and Baseball 'Charles Eirlson. ....,. . . . . Track 'llurbert Eidson. . . Cross Country and Track 'Larry Ehmv-n. . . ......,. Basketball 'Carlton Hilrlif rt. . . . Baswllall and Track 'Leon Connvf-r. . . . . Baseball and Track 'Roger Rt-usuhv-l. . . Basketball and Baseball David Patton. . . ....... Cross Country Wendell Gunn. . Baseball and Cross Country Fred Mason. ...... Cross Country Robert Ad:-n. . Baseball and Cross Country Kent l.ufttims . ,..... , . Baseball Terry Koontz. . , . Baseball Darryl Wvbstn-r . . Track Denton Nall . . . Track l.-my Roland. . . . .Track l.anfy Ovnning . . . . . . Track Iohn Saatholf, .... . . Basketball 'Charter Memlxrrs Biology Club ROW lg Ioan Davis, Marilyn Haschemeyer, Donna Huiendiclz, Dianne Green, Mardell Huntley, Barbara Veile, Darlene Triurntrar, Ioan Louderback, Patricia Stevens, Zada Sally, Pat White. ROW Z: Mr. Clapper. Sponsor, Gay Stabler, Bruce 'l'halr:, Carlunt: Ashmore, Mary DeMoss, Alice Wickliffe, Bs-vvrly Ilnnun, Gnrl Ilunsakcr, Ivrry ldeus, Gerald Hapke, K1-nny Ianssr-n, Russ:-l Ilmbrer, Dave Dunham. en Club C Men's Club The C Men's Club is the nt-west organization at Central High School. It is Composed of fifteen letturrnon from tht' Athletir Department under the guitlanct- of Coach lllbv. New members are added as they earn their malor letters. The officers oi the C Mt-n's Club are: Kent Bluhm, President: Kay Oberling, Vice-President: Ronnie Summers, Secretary: Roger Riggins, Treasurerq and George Salisbury, Sergeant at Arms . The purpose of the C MOn's Club is to promote good will smong the students. The club was very active during the year, but the biggest thrill came when four candidate-J, Donna Weisinger, was crowned Queen of the Sweetheart Ball. Pep Club The Pep Club was organized for all students of Central High who were interested in supporting the basketball teams, coach, and cheerleaders. Several short pop meetings were held before the games in order to promote interest and enthusiasm among the student body. Free bus transportation was provided for all games away from home. The Pep Club also had a large reserve sc-Cuon in our gym. 62 Biology Club 1956 The Biology Club was organized by interested students taking biology. The first meeting was held November 16, 1955. Donna l-lufcndlck was elected president: Bruce Thale, vicc-president, Kenneth Ianssen, secre- taryetreasurerg and Marilyn Haschomcyer, reporter Several field trips were planned including a trip to Moorman Manufacturing Company, Quincy. Illinois. The class presented a gift to the Biology department. Concrete-Hayditc Reinforcing Steel Chimney Blocks Mortar Cement Culvert Pipe Steel Sash Brick Paints A. S. T. M. Specifications Steam Curing CLAYTON CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. Phone 3 Clayton, Illinois J . Q L. Butcher, I. Staggs, D. Hendricks, B. Newell, I. Patton, E. Barron, M. Behrens, M. Flesner, M. Ihnen, M. Myers, V, Austin, Miss Harris, Director. I. Patton, D. Hendricks, L. Butcher, B. Newell, Miss Harris, Director. This page is sponsored by: MERCHANTS TOBACCO I A ev ' S I R. Mcdciurs, S. Butcher, C. I-Iurkncss, B. Disselhorst, S. Knox, S. Durfee, S. Mason, C. Buss, I. Barron Miss Harris, Director. A. Buss, E. Barron, M. Behrens, M. Flesncr, M. Ihnen, M. Myers, V. Austin, A. Nall, Miss Harris, Director. V 2 This page is sponsored by: KIEFER'S STORE and GOLDEN STATE BANK Golden, Illinois Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Chorus This page is sponsored by: ADAMS COUNTY MARKETING ASSN Camp Point and Payson - Phone' Camp Point 79 - Payson 45 . ., , , n vv ' V' 1, gmc in iv. --- -A A---:'P-+-,,,- -e-,,-f - - ' A- f is E5 ,.. ,. , .., ,. ROW 11 S. Ilhmcn, C. Dissclhorst, W. Houston, B. Disselhorst, I. Tenhouse, M. Riggens, M. Behrens, F. Bennett. ROW Z: L. Butcher, M. Fic-sner, L. Hunsaker, S. Sherrick, M. Baird, R. Iohnson, D. Hendricks, C. Swopc, K. Buss This page is sponsored by: PRAIRIE FARMS of WESTERN ILLINOIS Central High School Band Butcher, Leenerts, Ihnen, Aden, Huber, Schuster, Heinecke, Tenhouse. This page is sponsored by: TOWN AND COUNTRY VARIETY STORE, Camp Point, Illinois and HENDRICKS ELECTRIC, Camp Point Miss Estelle Barron, winner of the D.A.R. Good Citizen award from Central High School is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.E. Barron of Camp Point. She rates scholastically in the upper l0 per cent of her class . During her four years she has participated in the following extracurricular activi- ties: Band and chorus, including the mixed vocal ensemble and vocal solo at state contestg she was also selected as a delegate to the F.H.A. state leadership camp in 1955. She was junior class president and had the lead in the junior class play. She also has served as secretary and program chairman in Plus Ultra, the Latin Club, and is a member of the annual staff. Congratulations to the Class of '56 For the best in service CLAYTON CLEANERS 68 WILLIAMS RADIO AND TV I Maxine Fruehling, Gladys Naught, Kathryn Haschemeyer. Cooks Frank Swope and Harold Stabler, Custodians Cafeteria Scenes li F7 ' xo, This page is sponsored by: SMITH ELECTRIC AND FURNITURE, Camp Point and Golden and BRUNS BRO. SEED CO. , Camp Point, Illinois 69 Plus Ultra Roman Banquet ,w. A Atal. .,-N, .- ! Q f-sfNf x Nw 'R 1 Q-...,,M.,.....-.....,, 1 ,- ..f of Athletic Banquet Congratulations Senior Class Of '56 MR. 61 MRS. I. ROSS BOWER 81 SON and Compliments of ROYALTY'S Camp Point, Illinois ,- ,W F , ,QA if S if t e . ft'y o+'i + ka A' +1 3 , x g as 1,4 PM Q W -' L 'fm ' W- up ggi A , is W L+. , S , Q .... , . . - MW,-H ,a p.::y- 5545- A 5. I gg ltikfgfgk MIL: L QW fx 14 If N-'iw ,. ::':d1?A E-, 'gms 7 ' .. . 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