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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

L 'I I Lg, 11' .. CENTRAL HI-LIGHTS Of CENTRAL COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Unit District No. 3 Camp Point, Illinois Volume 2, 1957 SCHOOL SONG We will back you, our Central 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! fClap, clap, and 15 rahsj STAFF Editor ....... . . Joyce Bowen Assistant Editor .... . .Anita Anderson Production Manager . .... Pat Aden Business Manager . . . .Norma Post I 1 f'. '1m ' WMEMCRY o W Karen Putnam ' The Other Room In my Father's House are many rooms. No, not cold beneath the grasses, Not close-walled within the tome: Rather, in my fathers mansion, Living in another room. Living, like the one who loves me, Like yon child with cheeks abloom, Out of sight, at desk or school-book, Busy in another room. Nearer than the youth whom fortune Beckons where the strange lands loom: Just behind the hanging curtain, Serving in another room. Shall I doubt my Father's mercy? Shall I think of death as doom, Or the stepping o'er the threshold To a bigger, brighter room? Shall I blame my Father's wisdom? Shall I set enswathed in gloom, When I know my love is happy, Waiting in the other room? --Robert Freeman 2 Al AA-.x4a..an..JllBtr. d1.1..baii..4it1.a 1. ' my-.ii.s. '. .,Q's2.na,...a. John 14:2 BO RD of EDUCATIO SEATED: William Lawless, Albert Shanholtzer, Secretaryg Irvin Heinecke, Presidentg Thomas Royalty. STANDING: Alfred Albers, Howard Meyers, James Stevens. R. A. GALLOWAY Superintendent Lombard College M.S., University of Illinois DMI ISTR TIO H. E. BLENTLINGER Assistant Superintendent B.A. Westem State College M.S. , University of Illinois HARRY A. PACATTE Diploma Blackburn College B. S. Education Eastern Illinois State Teacher's College M. S. Education, University of Illinois Mathematics - -...ur I OFFICES mf SU PERINTENDENT AND PRINCIPAL Mrs. Gutherie Mrs. Heinecke SECRETARY SECRETARY rw J Mr. Pacarte, Mr. Blerrtlinger, Mrs. Heinecke Mr. Galloway Mrs. Gutherie 4 I Y Illllllllllllllllll Alllllllll lllllfl ll!!! lllllllllffll lllfllllllllfllllfll ll!! Illllllklllllllllfll ll I f Q: is , 11, -my '11 1 YH 1 1, .1 111 11 - ' 1 1 -. ' . 1' T 11 ! 11 1 1, ' , 1,4 .. 1.. 1- - 3 A 1. ,1- 1 , .1 ' 1 . L 111 - , 1 1, , ', - , , .11,-- I- . 1 - - Y 1A - 1 f Q N' 1 111 1'f ' f 1.151-,1 4 4 1 ,11 K- , 531 I 1 1133211 1' f..1 A.,:.- v ' 'f' F ,1 V., 1,1 111, 1 1' f' ' 1 K' 1 - 1'-4, 11- . -311.17 1 1 . '-1' 1 ,.1-. 1 I1 '-11 .1 51 1 1 1 1-'11 -, 11. 1 1' 1 1 H - 1,'h,211 111.11m Q. , 6 1- - 1 1 , -7 1,1az1a1':fQz 11 g . 1 ' 1'Wg.,-.' ' 1 1. 1 1 z ' 4 11--1-' ' 1 1 , . W. Y: ww- r 11,1Q.J'f-,1 4 1: J 1 , .1 .1- ' qv. .iv , A 1 1 1 ,11,., ,111, 1 1-I way .uf 1.1 12' 1 Q 1! q N1 9, My. A 1 t 1. . 1 f r IL V A :JU 1 CAROLINE LARIMORE B. S. Western Illinois State College Girls' P. E. LEO OSTERMAN B. Ed. and M.S. Westem Illinois State College ACLILTY B, . 1, 1. ,J QeI . JEAN BRINKMAN B.S. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College I. S. N . U . Business Education HARRY ELBE B.S. Western Illinois State College Business Education Coach and BOYS P35- DONNA QUINN B.S. in Education Western Illinois State College Fine Arts, Spanish English 7 . .1 vi, '- X GLADYS EVANS B. Ed. Western Graduate Work University of Illinois Home Economics WILLIAM A. HARRIS B.S. in Music Education Quincy College University of Illinois Instrumental Music GEKFRUDE DAMROW LILA WYSS A .B. William Jewel College Liberty, Missouri Chorus CURTIS SHERMAN Maryville State Teachers University of Missouri B. S. University of Illinois Graduate Work University of Illinois Agriculture A.B. Carthage College University of Wisconsin University of Michigan Wittenberg College Latin and Library JOHN BRAMKAMP B.A. Comell University M. S. Western Math. , Chemistry and Physics CARL C. CLAPPER Carthage College B. Ed. Western M. A. University of Illinois Biology and General Science 9 VIVIAN HUFNAGEL A .B. Illinois College English ETHEL BLENTLINGER B. Ed. Western Illinois State College History and English . A 1 I CLASSRGOM AN D FACU LTY SNAPS I Y . f--xkokgxxn-:N-, t - .4 5- ' W .. A 5. g Ill!!lllllflffllllfllllffflllllflffflflllffllf lf llllfllflll lillllifllfll ll!! ll! J IIIIIIIIIZIXIIXIIIA 4 ff' ' , ,Fi J. ... .VX f x LW'- ' I ,Nw A if . ' 3455 W . L, WM. , 'Y' 1 A .u 41 Hu 4, -.minus .px V v :rg 1' X M, , lc' enf- , A, 20:15- .1 4-1.5 '3 .Q fp.- ., r, 2 , 'A E-, A ,wut X N -c I U ,IF N PATRICIA ADEN Pat F. H. A. 1,2: Chorus 1,2,3,4: A Cap- pella 1,2,3,4: Band l,2,3,4: Cho- rus Librarian 3: Pep Club 3,43 Class Officer 2: Student Council 2: An- nual 4: Newspaper 3: Librarian 4: Majorette 3,4. Saying: Oh Behave Hobby: Sports Qwaterj Plans: Marriage, Office Work JAMES ADEN Jim F.F.A. 2,3: Class Officer 3-: Student Council 1: Pep Club 3,4: Basketball 1,33 Baseball 1. Saying: I just don't understand Hobby: Construction kit building Ambition: Service, Farming ANITA ANDERSON F.H.A. 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Chorus Council 4: A Cappella 2,3,4: Cho- rus Librarian 4: Annual 3, 4: Pep Club 3,4. Saying: You think so Hobby: Decorating Plans: Interior Decorator ROBERT ADEN Spike F.F.A. 2: Band 1,25 Dance Band 2: Student Council 4: C Men Club 3.4: Baseball 1, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2,3,4. Saying: You don't know, sicerrl' Hobby: Eating pizza at slumber parties Ambition: Engineer, Air Force api? l J 2 VIRGINIA AUSTIN A s F. H. A. 1,2,3,4: Chorus 1,2,3,4: A Cappella 1,2,3,4: Band 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 3,4: Pep Band 3,4: Chorus Librarian 3: Annual 3: Biology Club 2: Spanish Club 4: Librarian 3: Class Play 3. Saying: One of these days Hobby: Television Ambition: College LARRY BALZER Saying: That's all right Hobby: Hunting Ambition: Marines BETTY BENT MARIANA BERMAN IEANETTE BIENHOFF F.H.A. l,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. lg Chorus l,2,3, Pep Band 3,4g Biology Club 2g Pep Saying: Oh Jolly Club 3,4g Class Play 3. Hobby: Embroidery Saying: Mercy Ambition: Undecided Hobby: Reading and hand work Ambition: Office Work LOREN BALZER Saying: Hot Dog Hobby: Horses Ambitiong Office Clerical FREDDIE BEHRENS Fritz Saying: Don't believe it Hobby: Model Airplanes, autos Plans: Diesel Mechanic ROGER BIENHOFF Chorus 3,45 ACappe11a 3,45 Class Officer l,3g Plus Ultra 3,4g Pep Club 3,45 Class Play 3, Saying: O my gosh Hobby: Painting Ambition: College JOYCE BOWEN F.H.A. 1,2,3,4: Chorus 1,2,3,4 A Cappella 1,2,3,4: Chorus Coun- cil 4: Class Officer 2: Student Coun- cil 1: Annual 3,45 Pep Club 3,43 Junior Class Play 3. Saying: You big nut Hobby: Sports and Music Plans: CommercialTeacher or Sec- retarial Work. FLOYD BENTLINGER PAT SY DAVIS F. H. A. 1,2,3: Chorus 1,33 A Cap- pella 3: Plus Ultra 3,4: Spanish Club 4: Pep Club 3,43 Junior Class Play 3. Saying: Ya ole fool' Hobby: Being a hillbilly Plans: Just humming around. I A CK BURROW Scott F. F. A. 2, 3,45 Pep Club 3,4: Junior Pep Club 3, 4. Plans: Mechanic Saying: 'Not that I know of Hobby: Gun collection Class Play 3. Saying: Hello Joe Hobby: Fishing, Hunting Ambition: Farming I ANNETTE BUSS F.H. A. 1,2,3: Chorus 1,2,3,4: A Cappella 1,2,3,4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3.4: Pep Band 3.4: Class Officer 1: Plus Ultra 3,4: Junior Class Play 3. Saying: Well, my goshl Hobby: Singing Plans: College LARRY BUT CHER Chorus 1,2,3,4:ACappella l,2,3, 4: Band l,2,3,4: Pep Band 2,3,4S Dance Band 2,3,4: Plus Ultra 2,3, 4: Biology Club 2: Pep Club 3,45 Junior Class Play 3: Band Council 35 Band Librarian 3. Saying: That's Sharp Hobby: Music Ambition: Chorale Directing A if 1' 'WST-1 Qlrv- '754 .. a,,'N. 1:7 f 5 I at ,f 5 X j it E LOIS HOPSON GLENDA IUD ELSIE LANE F.H.A, l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Band 15ClassOf- F,H,A, l,2,35 Chorus l,2,3,4' ACappella 3,45 Chorus Council 45 ficer 15 AnnualStaff 45 Biology Club Band 35 Spanish Club 4, Annual Staff 45 Biology Club 25 Pep 25 Librarian 4. Saying: You're tellen l Club 3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 G. A.A. Saying: Silly Hobby: Crocheting, watching 3,4. Saying: My lands Hobbyg Buying clothes Ambition: Housewife LARRY EHMEN Claus Band 1,25 Class Officer 35 Student Council 35 C Men Club 3,45 Bas- ketball 2, 3,45 Track 35 Cross Coun- try 4. Saying: Let'em go Charley I-lobby: Tearing up my '49 Chevy Ambition: Engineer l-lobby: Sewing A mbition: T eacher CHARLES EIDSON Charlie F.F.A. 2,3,45 Class Officer 15 Stu dent Council 45 C Men Club 3,4 Pep Club 3,45 Baseball 15 Track 1, 2,3,4. Saying: I can do that in nothing flat. Hobby: Sports Ambition: Farmer 25, .3892 television Ambitiong Undecided WAYNE GIBSON Hoot Chorus 2,3,45 ACappella 2,3,45 Class Officer 45 Student Council 45 Plus Ultra 25 Biology Club 25 C' MenClub 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Base- ball 1 , 2, 3,45 Track 1 ,2, 3, 45 Class Plahy 35 Cross Country 4. Saying: Hello Babe Hobby: Hunting, and women Ambition: Air Force or College ROSE MARY LEENERT S F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1: Pep Club 3,43 Newspaper Staff 2: Ultra 3,4: G.A.A. 3,4. Saying: Son of a gun Hobby: Painting Ambition: Carthage College EVAN W. HEINS ELLA MARIE MEADERS Fudd F.H.A. l,2,35 Chorus l,2,35 A Cappel1a1,2,3: Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Dance Band 25 Chorus Council l,2,35 Class Officer 25 Pep Club 3,45 G.A.A. 45 Band Council l,2,3,45 Class Play 3. Saying: Nasty Break l-lobby: Collections of Cartoons Ambition: P.E. Teacher F.F.A. 3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Biology CARLOS KINDHART Club 2. Saying: You know it Hobby: Hunting Ambition: Farming. F.F.A. 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,4, Hobby: Hunting Ambition: Farmer -All LKMW 'Pr . x Q X' : S I-' - Q Nfigifb ef' S25 3-:ff M, , iv ' NORMA POST F.H.A. l,2,3,4: Chorus 1,2,3,4: A Cappella 1, 2, 3, 4: Band l,2,3: Chorus Council 4: Chorus Librarian 4: Student Council 4: Annual Staff 4:'Pep Club 3,4: Cheerleader 3: G. A.A. 4. Saying: I don't know! Hobby: Studying plans of homes Ambition: Beauty School-House- wife FREDRIC M . MASON Fred F F A 2 3 4- Chorus 2 Pe Club ' ' ' I D D : P 3,4: C Men Club 3,4: Track 2,3, 4. Saying: You don't say Hobby: Hunting Ambition: Farmer or army MARIORIE RIGGINS Marg F. H. A. l,2,3,4: Band 1,2,3,4: Pep Band 2: Dance Band 2,3: Band Librarian 2: Plus Ultra 3,4: Pep Club 3,4: G.A.A. 3,4. Saying: I don't know I-lobby: Dancing Ambition: Undecided BOB NEWELL Chorus l,2,3,4: A Capella 1,2,3, 4: Chorus Council 4: Student Coun- cil 3: Newspaper 2: Plus Ultra 3,4: Biology Club 2: Baseball l: Basket- ball l . Saying: Way to go Hobby: Sports Ambition: To get away from it all KAY RUT LEDG E F.H.A. 1,2,3,4: Chorus 1,3,4: A Cappellal ,3,4: Annual Staff 4: Pep Club 3,4. Saying: You don't know do ya Hobby: Cooking Ambition: College or work CARL OGLE Chorus 2, 3, 4: A Cappella 3,4: Bio- logy Club 2: Pep Club 3,4: Class Play 3. Saying: Big Deal I-lobby: Antique and classic cars Ambition: Service, college ESTHER SCHUSTER Estie F.H.A. 1,2,3,4: Chorus 1,3,4: A Cappel1al,3,4: Band 4: Pep Club 3,4: Newspaper 1,2: Class Officer 2: G.A.A. 3,4. Saying: I'm sorry Hobby: A little bit of everything Ambition: Beauty School and housewife R. .TA MES PAT TON Chorus 1,2, 3,43 A Cappella 1, 2,3, 4: Class Officer 1,45 Basketball 1: Class Play 3. Saying: 'You Awright l-lobby: Many things, women in- eluded Ambition: To be a man MARTORIE SCHWARTZ. Chorus 4: Spanish Club 4: Pep Club 3,4. Saying: Oh! I think so. Hobby: Embroidery and oil painting Ambition: Housewife LARRY RITTENHOUSE F.F.A. 2: C Men Club 3: Pep Club 3,43 Basketball 1,2,3: Base- ball 1, 2. Saying: You Betchy Hobby: Hot Rods AmbitionLA job, or the service 'QQEQE UQ.: RUTH ANN WEAR F.H.A. l, 2, 3,4: Chorus 1: Pep Club 3,4: Annual Staff 4: G.A.A 3,4. Saying: Oh Boy! Hobby: Scrapbooks Ambition: College LA RRY RUIT ZEL Pep Club 3, 4. Saying: Guess so Hobby: Cars Ambition: Nothing fNo Picturej 21 DONNA WEISINGER RONALD SAATHOFF DONALD SPRENGER Dizz F.H.A. 1: Chorus lg Class Officer F.F.A. 2: Chorus 3: A Capella 3: F.F.A. 3,4:ClassOfficer 1: Biology 3, 4: Student Council 3: Annual Pep Club 3,4g Basketball 3, Club 2, Staff 4: Newspaper 3: Pep Club 3, Saying: I don't care Saying: I don't know 4: G.A.A. 4. Hobby: Construction kit building Hobby: Hunting Saying: That's the story of my Ambition: Air Force, or college Ambition: Farming life! l-lobby: Making new friends. Ambition: Secretary DON STABLER JOHNNY TIADEN KENNETH WEISHEIT Class Officer 4. Class Officer 1: Basketball 1: Base- F.F.A. 2,3.4: Class Officer 2: PSP Say-ing: Well I'1l be darned ball 2: Class Play 3. Club 3,4, Hobby: Cars Saying: I don't know. Hobby: Driving my motorcycle Ambition: Undecided Ambition: Undecided Ambition: Army ,QS SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS MISS WYSS MRS. HUFNAGEL MR- PACATTE l i W gLAE CLASS FLOWER: Pink Rose CLASS COLORS: Charcoal and Pink MOTTOg Character is the cornerstone of success. CO-VALEDICTORIANS JOYCE BOWEN BETTY BENT Winner of D.A.R. Award 23 HISTORY GOLDEN DIVISION The doors of Golden High School opened in the fall of 1953 to twenty-four eager freshmen. They were: James Adm, Pat Aden, Robert Aden, Anita Anderson, Roger Beinhoff, Freddie Burns, Jack Burrow, Annette Buss, Larry Ehmen, Mary Ann Eilers, Shirley Gooding, Kay Harden, Joan Kinrnan, Bill Leenerts, Larry Leenerts, Rosemary Leenerts, MerleLeerhoff, Carol Miller, James Patton, Norma Post, Marjorie Riggins, Ronald Saathoff, Esther Schuster, and Don Turner. The following class officers were elected: James Patton, President, Larry Ehmen, Vice-President, Annette Buss, Secretary-Treasurerg Pat Aden. Reporter. Mr. Shanks was our class sponsor. We returned in '54 as Sophomores welcoming John Tjadeng Don Turner did not return. Joan Kinman did not complete the school term. Officers were: Roger Beinhoff, President, Esther Schuster, Vice-Presidentg Pat Aden, Secretary-Treasurer: Mr. Wagy was our class sponsor. During the school year, we had a skating party and a Halloween party. CAMP POINT DIVISION In the fall of 1953, thirty-three green freshmen entered the halls of Camp Point High School. The members of the class were: Virginia Austin, Larry Balzer, Betty Balt, Mariana Berman, Floyd Blentlinger, Gerald Blentlinger, Larry Butcher, Terry Cady, Ronald Cantrell, Luella Cookson, Kenneth Dagget, Gary DeWitt, Wayne Gibson, Bill Green, Evan Heins, Nancy Hogan, Lois Hopson, Marlene Huntley, Glenda Jud, Roger Lepper, Irvin Miller, Doris Mixer, Marilyn Myers, Anna Marie Nall, Wilma Norris, Carl Ogle, Larry Riutzel, Kay Rutledge, Marjorie Schwartz, Don Sprenger, Don Stabler, Betty Jean Tieken, and Loralee Watkins. Miss Shay was our class sponsor. Initiation day was a big event for us. We sponsored a skating party during the year. ln the fall of '54, we returned as silly sophomores. During the course of the year, we lost the following members: Roger Lepper, Marjorie Schwartz, Gerald Blentlinger, Mariana Berman, Ronald Cantrell, Bill Green, and Nancy Hogan, but we gained Jerry Booth and Bob Newell. Mr. Hagerman was our class sponsor and we enjoyed our sophomore year without too much excitement. CLAYTON DIVISION In 1953, a score of freshmen entered Clayton High School. The twenty students were Ruth Ann Wear, Shirley Buss, Mary Jane Pratt, Joyce Bowen, Lois Brown, Carolyn White, Joan Clark, Silbur Mixer, Earl Mason, Elsie Lane, Ella Marie Meaders, Murlene'Smith, Junior Lane, Wayne Lierly, Fredic Mason, Carlos Kindhart, Larry Rittenhouse, Bob Newell, Kenneth Weisheit, and Charles Eidson. Theclass officers were: Charles Eidson, President: Bob Newell, Vice-President, and Ruth Ann Wear, Secretary-Treasurer. Miss Winter and Mr. Van Ormer were the class sponsors. Fifteen members made up the sophomore class. Lois Brown, Carolyn White, Silbur Mixer, and Junior Lane did not retumg Bob Newell transferred to Camp Point. The 1954-55 ofncers were: Joyce Bowen, Presidentg Kenneth Weisheit, Vice-President: and Ella Marie Meaders, Secretary- Treasurer. Mrs. Evans and Mr. Sherman were the class sponsors. 24 CENTRAL DIVISION In 1955, the new Central High School combined into one class the Juniors of Golden, Camp Point, and Clayton. Betty Jean Tieken did not return, but the following were added: Freddie Behrens, Jeanette Bienhoff, Patricia Davis, Shirley Gooding, Marjorie Schwartz, and Donna Weisinger. Class officers were Larry Ehmen, President: Donna Weisinger, Vice-Presidentg Roger Bienhoff, Secretaryg J irnmy Aden, Treasurerg Bob Newell, Student Council Representative. Class sponsors were Mrs. Blanche Hill and Mrs, Helen Wickcliffe. Highlights of the year were the arrival of class rings, FOREVER ALBERT, our class play, career day in Quincy, and the Starlite Prom held at the new gymnasium Returning in '56-'57 as sophisticated seniors, these same members elected James Patton, President, Wayne Gibson, Vice-President, Don Stabler, Treasurerg and Donna Weisinger, Sec- retary. Sponsors for this last year of learning were Harry Pacatte, Vivian Hufnagel, and Lila Wyss, The year's activities consisted of picture-taking, invitation ordering, and, in general, preparation for graduation, We were guests at the J unior-Senior Prom held at Springlake Country Club. For our trip, we made a two-day tour of Chicago. Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises were held in the Central Gymnasimn. Thusly the Seniors of 5 I say Farewell to the best years of their livesl 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, James Aden, hereby will my driving ability to Norman Eilers and my ability to get along with women to Bobby Leenerts in case he needs it. I, Pat Aden, will my belated friend, Mary Ami lhnen, the hopes of being married a year after graduation, to Annette'Buss the ability of writing letters to a Swabie and my C-M 'I membership to Audrey Jean Tennhaeff. I, Robert Aden, will my ability to like ice cream to anyone who has this taste, and my position in the kitchen to Karen Mason. I, Anita Anderson, will all of my front seats in classes to Nancy Anderson and my typing ability to Carol Albers. I, Virginia Austin, will to next year's Spanish Class all our stale jokes, and to Danny Moellring my privilege of being at the head of the lunch line. I, Larry Balzer, will to Pete Shelton my good times in Quincy and the ability to keep going as long as Ido. I, Loren Balzer, will my ability to read books and talk in class to Larry Wright. I, Freddie Behrens, will my ability to run the projector to the senior class of next year. I, Betty Bent, will to Jackie Barron my slow growing hair, to Elaine Adams my worn out gym shoes, and to the flute section of the band all old and used music. I, Jeanette Bienhoff, will my pet snake and peach tree to Carol Saathoff, hoping she will cherish it forever. I, Roger Bienhoff, will my ability to blow the horn to Elaine Adams, and the ability to keep my hair straight ro Bob Leenerts. I, Joyce Bowen, will my ability to have good times at Music Contests to Marilyn Baird and my Cardinal admiration to Judy Hufnagel. I, Jack Burrow, will my good English grades to Delbert Knorr who I know will use them and my forward personality to Sandra Sherrick, 25 I, Anette Buss, will my ability to sing hillbilly music to Sandra Viar and my quiet ways to Jimmie Collins. I, Larry Butcher, hereby bequeath my quiet nature to Elaine Adams and my tympani sticks to Carol Buss, I, Marianna Bereman, will my engagement ring to Patsy Davis, and my gym socks to Linda Viar. I, Floyd Blentlinger, will my position in the Bowling Alley to Leon Conover. I, Terry Cady, will my ability to get the car to Dennis Hendricks and my ability to go steady to anyone who needs it. I, Kenneth Daggett, leave my little Ford toJ im Brinkman and my likeness for school to Rose Lee St. Clair. I, Patsy. Davis, will my ability to climb fences to Karen Putnam and my guitar to Judy Pratt and Charlotte Tieken, in the hope they will teach Danny Clapp to play it. I, Gary DeWitt, will my likeness for Shirley Gooding to Carl Hunsaker, and my car to Dean Huber. I, Larry Ehmen, will my bottle of H2504 in the third desk to the west to Red Dog and my hot little '49 Chevy to Rose Meaders to keep it in the drag car catagory. I, Charles Eidson, will my ability in track to Bob Baird and my ability to drive Mercury cars to Gerald Hapke, I, Mary Ann Eilers, will my C M-'7 membership to Ruth Annjohnson and my ability to be a cheerleader to Sandra Durfee. I, Wayne Gibson, will my ability to date all the women to Elvis Hendricks and my Vice- Presidency of the Smior Class to Wimp Gunn and also my ability to get along with both English teachers to anyone, I, Shirley Gooding, will my books to Mariame Mayfield and my seat in study hall to Pat Davis, I, Kay Harden, leave my seat in seventh hour study hall to Deanna Weisheit and my locker to anyone who needs it. I, Evan Heins, will my ability to get along with Mr. Sherman in Agriculture class to Don McClelland, and my nickname to James Collins. J I, Lois Hopson, will my cheerleading clothes to my sister, Bonnie a.r1d my ability to get along with Coach Elbe to my brother, John. I, Glenda Jud, will my hair to Ruth Ann Johnson and my friendship for Kenneth Weisheit to Gene Wear. I, Carlos Kindhart, will my ability to sleep in class to Dick Winfield, my ability to give the teachers fits to Bill Baxter, and my ability to type to Ruby Parn. l, Elsie Lane, will my ability of liking Science Fiction on T. V. to anyone who likes it as well as Ido and my interest in science to anyone who takes the subject. I, Larry Leenerts, will my ability to eat candy during classes to Mabel Albers. I, Rosemary Leenerts, will my chemistry lab desk to Pat Heinecke and ability as swimming teacher to Jackie Barron and Carol Buss, my pupils. I, Bill Leenerts, will my seat in P.D. to Sandra Durfee, hoping that she may like it as I did. I, Merle Leeroff, will my position as basketball player to Tom Schutte and my ability to get P. D. to Carole Harkness. I, Fredric Mason, will my ability in track to Allat Gunn and my ability to play football to Tom Schutte. I, Earl Mason, will my ability to catch pigeons to Bob Paxton and my ability to go with Linda Viar to Larry Wright. I, Ella Marie Meaders, will my ability to flirt with boys to my sister, Rosa Lea, and my basketball playing to Marilyn Baird, I, Carol Miller, will my tallness to Bonnie Hopson and my chair in the back row of book- keeping class to Elaine Adams. I, Doris Mixer, will my ability to get mathametics to Dolly Post and my likeness for Family Living class to anyone who could use it, 26 I, Marilyn Myers, will my chair in third hour study hall to Donna Moran and my place in Senior Girls Ensemble to Audrey Tenhaeff. I, Anna Marie Nall, will my height to James Collins and to next years Chorus Librarian, I will my ability to take the typewriter from Linda Cady and Sandra Durfee in the band room. I, Robert Newell, will my shyness to Carol Buss and my talents in translating Latin to Audrey Tenhaeff. I, Carl Ogle, will my ability to lift weights to Marvin Martin and my height to Elaine Adams. I, James Patton, will my ability to go with any girl at any time to my brother, Dave, and my bass voice to Jimmie Collins. I, Norma Post, will my membership in C-M 'I to Elaine Adams, and my blonde hair to Barbara Simpson. I, Marjorie Riggins, will my chemistry lab desk to Audrey Jean Tenhaeff and my height to Carolyn Hilker. I, Larry Rittenhouse, hereby will my Merc. and ability to speed shift to Terry Koontz. I, Larry Riutzel, do will my ability to get along with Coach Elbe to Gary Sharky Shake. I, Kay Rutledge, will my chair in chorus to Bonnie Hopson and my seat in third hour study hall to Kay Rose. I, Ronald Saathoff, do will and bequeath my height to Jimmie Collins and my ability to get along with girls to Allen Brillhart. I, Esther Schuster, will my membership to the C-M '7 to Donna Hufendick, hoping she will do better than I and my ability to drive to Butch Likes. I, Marjorie Schwartz, will my ability to read Love,Stories to Kay Rose and my books to Butch Likes. I, Don Sprenger, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Glenn Heins and my A's in Bookkeeping to Billy Schafer. I, Don Stabler, will my ability to hot rod to Dennis Hendricks, and ability to get along with teachers to Anthol Riggins. I, John Tjaden, will my ability to get bookkeeping to any who can understand it better than I did. I, Ruth Ann Wear, will my ability to get along in school to my brother, Gene, fhe'll need ity and all of my good times in the last four years to Connie Wear and Marilyn Baird. I, Kenneth Weisheit, will my motorcycle to Wm. Puester and my ability to get along in third hour study hall to Jack Wilson, I, Donna Weisinger, will all the black skid marks in the halls to Mr. Stabler and Mr. Swope and leave to the administration, faculty, and student body my most sincere Thanks for two wonderful years at Central. ln witness thereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal on this twenty-fourth day of May in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine htmdred fifty-seven. Z! 67.21-M, President Prwidmt 0 o w I IM' Secretary I Treasurer 27 CLASS PRCDPHECY Dear Diary: Last night I had the strangest dream, Idreamt that Iwas living in the future, and the Class of '57 was having a get-together, talking about old times at Central High. Italked to each one asking what they were doing and here are their replies: JAMES ADEN is a used car dealer and making a oool fortune, because he has two of Elvis Presley's Cadallics on his car lot. ANITA ANDERSON has joined the Waves, still being unmarried, replies, These are the times that try men's souls. VIRGINIA AUSTIN is the interpreter for the Premier of Greece. There are rumors that they are planning to marry. LARRY and LOREN BALZER are the official fire fighters for the Camp Point Fire Department. FREDDIE BEHRENS is still believing in Santa Claus and has just received his Kiddie Kar which he wanted while at Central, BETTY BENT is the Dean of Women at Paloma University, charming the men with her flute, MARIANNA BEREMAN is a trapeze artist on her new invisible wire. JEANETTE BIENHOFF designs ink bottles for the Shaffer Pen Company. ROGER BIENHOFF with his cute little nurse, Elaine, has taken over Dr. Christian's office. FLOYD BLENTLINGER has replaced Toby in the traveling show Toby and Susie. JOYCE BOWEN has recently taken over Susie's place on the T.V. show Private Secretary. I ACK BURROW is living at Big Neck, raising his new breed of White Rock hogs. ANNETTE BUSS has successfully reached the octave above high C, one problem, she can't get down, LARRY BUTCHER is now playing the tympani on Lux Video Theatre. TERRY CADY and his parmer Barb have just taken over the Roy Rogers Show. KENNETH DAGGETT has just opened a super gas station at Rock Falls because it seems so many people run out of gas there. PATSY DAVIS has added another 200 names to her would be boyfriend list, GARY DE WITT is now Rona the clown on the Children's Hour. LARRY EHMEN was rwently featured in the Crack Up Of The Week on Jalopy Races. CHARLES EIDSON, who was recently discharged from the army, is living with his wife, Marilyn, in Hawaii. MARY ANN EILERS is modeling bathing suits on Queen for a Day. WAYNE GIBSON is the new Bob Ctunmings and his No. 1 model is Esther. SHIRLEY GOODING is the latest Pepsi Cola girl for the Pepsi Cola Company. KAY HARDEN is operating a Tiny Tot Super Market for all the little kids in the neighborhood who like to play store. EVAN HEINS is now one of the famous Heins Boys touring the nation with their basketball team LOIS HOPSON is now Mrs. GaryMcMahon and is very proud of her five 6'4 sons who are basket- ball stars at Central. GLENDA J UD is now on T. V. advertising Shiny-Niny Nail Polish. It is said her hands are worth millions. CARLOS KINDHART is now running a close race for the position of Street-Cleaner of Clayton. ELSIE LANE is conducting a school for students interested in flying rocket ships. LARRY LEENERTS is still living in Golden, eating daily his favorite dish--Kraut. ROSEMARY LEENERTS is Pat Boone's designer for red flannels. WILLIAM LEENERTS is now Wild Bill Leenerts on the Wild Bill Leenerts Show. MERLE LEERHOFF, one of theallstars of '57, is busy helping Carole raise their five little stars. FREDRIC MASON just broke the record for Cross - Country in the Olympics in Belguim Congo. EARL MASON is now the trainer of the alligator act on the Big Top. ELLA MARIE MEADERS has written the best seller, How to Catch Your Man in Two Easy steps. CAROL MILLER has taken over Hedda Hopper's column in Hollywood. DORIS' MIXER is now the head window cleaner of the Empire State Building, MARILYN MEYERS was recently seen as the new Sophie Tucker on the Ed Sullivan show. ANNA MARIE NALL is happily married to Sonny and they are living on a hybrid mule farm in Missouri. ROBERT NEWELL is the newest star of the Grand Ole Opry. CARL OGLE, the world's greatest lover, has just divorced his tenth wife. 28 JAMES PATTON is now the T.V. announcer advertising Chesty Potato Chips. NORMA POST is designing new hair styles for the Flower of the Musical World, Ray Block. MARIORIE RIGGLNS is now an Arthur Murray dance instructor in the Kresge store window, LARRY RITTENHOUSE is playing the part of Bick in the revision of the movie, Giant, LARRY RIUTZEL is showing his '38 Chevrolet at the Worlds Fair. KAY RUTLEDGE is running a Bachelor Home on 441 Lazy Street, Camp Point. RONALD SAATHOFF has recently taken over the Jackie Gleason Show, but added three pillows for good measure. ESTHER SHUSTER is Wayne's No. 1 model on his new T.V, show, which has replaced the Bob Cummings show. MARTORIE SCHWARTZ just invented the new permanait Fuzzy Wuzzy. DONALD SPRENGER is touring the U.S.A. with the Olympic Volleyball Team. DON STABLER just invented the Do It Yourself Auto Kit. JOHNNY TJ' ADEN, since holding several titles, has written a book on the subject of scientific POOL!! RUTH ANN WEAR is the Home Economics Teacher at Pea Ridge High School with an all electric kitchen, one difficulty- -no electricity, KENNETH WEISHEIT has recently been nominated chairman of the Republican party at the National Convention at Kellerville. DONNA WEISINGER is a candidate for Miss America because of all her experiences as Queen at Central. PAT ADEN is teaching twirling at the National Stock Yards in Moscow. ROBERT ADEN is now 6'3 and is playing third base in Pro baseball with the New York Giants. What a wonderful thing it would be, if all dreams could come true, but since all dreams must end, l'll say good-night, 0 S W 0 tx 1 A c X o f f 3,94 y I' Q 4 llflm If xx nf . . . . ae FFF? fi - ig v' ' Z QQ Q lllml f QC! f 'ci 2262 T W ZW efesee The Authors 29 Q I- 3 '5 f 'i 25 I SIMPLY CENTRAL n 6 Buses arrive. . . Orange balloons. . . Punctured and shrinking As students escape. Empty balloons, They whine themselves away. Into echoing halls Voices rush, Clashing, blending, . . . painting The stillness with bright C0l0r. A bell spills angry noise upon The voices, Reminding. . . demanding. The halls Vibrate with Lt The shiver of slamming locker doors, And the tempo of moving feet Increases. il -11: The day, Like a cake, Is cut into parts By bells, . . . Shrilling for attention Until The last bell rings, In vain, Into an empty Silence. A day at Central Has come. . . Ll vi F Has gone. I . . , Sharon L. Ihnen S l957 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM N NNN N S ' W ,- 'J 5 f , 1 ' f ,kd 'J' ACCALAU RE TE EXERCISES CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM May 19, 1957, 8:00 P,M. Processional ............ Bob Newell Invocation .......... Rev. Robert Yates Glory Be to God . . . Bach . . . Boys' Quartette Bob Newell, Larry Butcher James Patton, Garl Hunsaker Scripture ........... Rev. Robert Yates A Mighty Fortress .,.... A Capella Choir The Greatest Job in the World. . . Rev. Robert Yates The Prayer Perfect . . . .... Girls' OCt6tt6 Anna Marie Nall, Marilyn Myers, Annette Buss, Virginia Austin, Sandra Sherrick, Esther Schuster, Evelyn Watkins, Ruth Ann Johnson Benediction .....,,, Rev. Robert Yates Recessional ,,,,,,, ,,,. J oyce Bowen 32 W uiqdf' , . v x A A ,j f - ' U , 'fy .. , U M34 Q sg . F Q ,g s. . 3, 0 Q L f' L 5 A i,, f L Q A 4' Q sul f 'Fi f .if ' fx If-. f 1 B' ME! 3: r , LLQRL A Y 'N xv BL 5 9 F458 M ' In As sv F ff'-s 'Y X 5- . 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I ll Ill ll!! 1111011 ll! ll lllllllllllllll llll Wllllllllllllllllllllll 'JV -1 .- -4- 3 5' -:S Q4 ai 1 .-,, 'Q ,- I 4, it! V1 , if 1 2 .. ? 'f. 54 :S . Qu 4, . V, ,L- T, H .1 'K , '-P .lf- Eff 1, Q, ,rl Q 4+ J. 5 .J' I sf ,I-, f. ,. , . 1 I . Q . I? QM il! ffl' ESQ' ,, . mf. 3 A . .,. if Wk ,, -g 1 V 1. .' JL... 9-EE .P N. , PORTS RE IEW 5 v C MEN'S CLUB ROW ONE: Coach Elbe, H. Eidson, Winger, A. Gunn, Ehmen. ROW TWO: Con- over, C. Eidson, W. Grmn, Aden, Parton, Schutte. ROW THREE: Koontz, Rig- gins, Law, Mason, Hibbert, Leuders. ROW FOUR: Gibson, Oenning, Brinkman Reuschel, Leerhoff, Ideus, Baird, Bowman. o 2 ' x, W X. 1' ' BASEBALL if, BACK ROW, Left to Right: Wesley DeMoss, Steve Heinecke, Harold Lewis, Denny Hendricks, Wayne Huston, Gene Daggett, Charles Lawless, Jerry Post, Bobby Baird, Alan Reuschel, Roger Lueders, Manager. FRONT ROW: Wendell Gunn, Carlton Hibbert, Roger Reuschel, Wayne Gibson, Merle Leerhoff, Robert Aden, Katt Lueders, Terry Koontz, ,Terry Ideus. The Wmd up Terry Koontz This page is sponsored by BUD AND LOLA SCHROEDER 48 ' 'U': 5'4! 1' ' 7 BASEBALL 1956-57 Central High Panthers finished another baseball season with 6 wins and 2 losses. The two games that the Panthers lost were to Barry and West Pike. West Pike proved to be a horse of a different color when Central lost their first game with a score of 1 to 2, won the next, and lost the following to Barry with a score of 4 to 5. Pitchers for the season were Merle Leerhoff and Terry Koontz. Leerhoff pitched five games, winning four and losing one. Koontz pitched three games, wirming two and losing one. Kent Lueders won the Batting Championship trophy for the second time. We will miss the Seniors next year, but we hope to have a good team. WINS LOSSES Liberty 21 to 1 West Pike 2 to 1 West Pike 11 to 0 Payson 5 to 4 Barry 3 to 0 Liberty 13 to 6 Payson 11 to 1 Barry 5 to 4 BATTING AVERAGE, NAME AB H E BB SO IP AVE Lueders 28 13 2 2 2 57 464 Lawless 8 3 0 0 1 1 1 37 5 Aden 19 7 4 1 2 41 368 Reuschel 25 9 6 6 2 57 360 Gibson 8 2 0 0 0 6 3 50 Koontz 6 2 0 0 0 14 333 Gunn 1 9 5 2 7 5 46 263 Baird 20 5 1 2 7 43 250 Leerhoff 29 7 0 4 4 59 241 Hibbert 23 5 4 3 6 35 217 Ideus 1 1 2 3 2 7 28 1 81 Lewis 25 4 1 1 6 43 160 A. Rueschel 5 0 0 0 0 10 000 PIT CHIN G SUMMARY NAME RUNS E RUNS BB SO WP HP H LP Leerho ff 5 1 9 39 0 0 9 39 Koontz 4 2 4 1 5 3 1 9 1 4 2 Lueders 0 0 1 3 0 0 2 1 R. Lueders, Manager, Koontz., Gunn, Aden, Patton, Schutte, Jacobs, Manager. ROW TWO: Coach Elbe, I-Iibbert, K Lueders, Reuschel, Leerhoff, Gibson, Schlueter, Ehrnen. ASKETB LL I956-I95 The Central High Panthers finished their season witha record of 14 wins against 12 defeats. After losing their first game to Macomb the Panthers bounced back to win five straight. The squad dropped their next two games but then fought back to win six in a row. From then on the season was up and down for the team. The team was handicapped by injuries throughout the season but played with the school spirit all of the time. Three of the Panthers' wins were scored in the Wenois Toumament, to which Central was host. During the season the team played in two overtime games, winning one from Mt. Sterling and losing the other to Carthage. The Panthers kepntheir fans on the edge of their seats in most all of the games, winning many of them in the last few seconds. In the Mt. Sterling Regional, Cam-al defeated Meredosia but cou1dn't quite handle Pittsfield. The team is looking forward to a great season next year, as it is only losing three of its top players. -4 ...- This page is sponsored by HINCHIES GROCERY AND FEED STORE, Columbus, Illinois 50 CENTR L S ARS ROBERT fSpikeJ ADEN Pepperpotn ROGER fBounderj REUSCHEL The Springboard MERLE fStandbyJ LEERHOFF WAYNE 01000 GIBSON Wrong Way TERRY fArchj KOONTZ F1atfoot Go Left, Young Man G FG FT FTM F TP Merle Leerhoff 26 184 160 64 '70 528 Roger Reuschel 25 97 132 49 77 326 Terry Koontz 26 95 37 32 54 227 Wayne Gibson 26 60 44 29 48 164 Charles Lawless 19 44 21 61 28 109 Tom Schutte 26 23 35 31 32 81 Robert Aden 24 14 29 18 52 57 Wendell Gunn 20 11 6 10 20 28 Kent Lueders 11 5 1 2 6 11 Larry Ehmen 8 6 1 5 12 13 David Patton 13 3 2 4 9 8 Denny Hendricks 2 4 0 1 1 8 Robert Baird 11 2 0 8 2 4 Ierry Ideus 2 1 0 1 1 2 Larry Oenning 3 0 1 3 1 1 549 469 318 412 1567 RESERVE SQUAD Lueders fmanagerj, Hopson, Miller, Hendricks, Ia- cobs fmanagerj. ROW TWO: Coach Elbe, Oenning Brinkman, Lawless, Baird. FRESHMAN SQUAD DeMoss, Reuschel, Coach Elbe, Gunn, Fruehling ROW TWO: Lueders fmanagerj, Heinecke, B Smith, Kindhart, Jacobs fmanagerj. ROW THREE Flesner, Post, Daggett, Huntley, Knight. CHEERLEADERS K. Cady, Eilers, Hopson, L. Cady, Harkness Hllfflagel. SCWUCIGT. Durfee The purpose and privilege of the cheerleaders is to promote and develop good sportsmanship and school spirit. BHSKETBHLL SNHPS ,laik Kava' Lhasa :Sl C, b eo 7, 02 u C Mui' S c.9oP'u.-.7 711.45-AI.- N V .A. A. ROW ONE: Weisinger, Watkins, L. Hopson, Baird, Miller, R. Leenerts, J , Hashemeyer, Adams, Miss Larimore. ROW TWO: J. Disselhorst, S. Kramberg, B. Hopson, Barron, Putnam, Embree, Albers, Schlueter, J, Means. ROW THREE: Harkness, Butcher, Sherman, B. Disselhorst, G. Kramberg, Erke, Heinecke, Wickliffe, C. Wear, R. Wear, Hufnagel, Swope. ROW FOUR: Post, Eilers, Riggins, Harden, R. Meaders, Austin, Tenhaeff, M. Means, J, Pratt, E. Meaders, Shuster. The Girls' Athletic Association completed their second successful year under the sponsorship of Miss 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 Rosemary Leenerts, President, Elaine Adams, Vice-President, Carol Miller Secretaryg Marilyn Baird, Treasurer, Evelyn Watkins, Student Council Representative, and Judy Hashemeyer Executive Board Representative. Our program included a weekly activity hour in which the girls participated in soft- ball, speedball, basketball, swimming, volleyball, bowling, aerial darts, trampoline, and recreational games, a monthly business meetingg money mak- ing projectsg and social activities such as initiation, Christmas party, slumber party, sports review, district play day, and awards banquet. G.A.A. EXECUTIVE BOARD ROW ONE: L. Hopson, R. Leenerts, Miller, Adams, Miss Larimore. Row Two warms. J. Hashemeyer, Baird. This Page is SPOHSOM by 54 E. M. ADEN TRACK ROW ONE: Coach Elbe, Patton, C. Eidson, W. Gtmn, H. Eidson. ROW TWO: Smith, Huntley, Daggett, Knight, Kindhart, ROW THREE: Mason, Bowman, Law, Oenning, Gibson , Brinkman. The Central track team topped a fine track season by winning first place in the Wenois Conference for the second consecutive year. Among their other achievements were: fifth in the Quincy Relays, fourth in the Midwest Confermce, first in a dual meet in Mt. Sterling, and first in triangular meets with Payson, Unity, Macomb, and Rushville. All the teams put hard work, training, and practice together to bring home scores of medals and the first place trophy in the Wenois Conference. 'I'he team will have many experienced boys as it is only losing three members. Next year's team will benefit by the boys it will have. The scores on this year's track meets are as follows, QUINCY RELAYS - Lousiana, 44i, Warsaw, 23, Carthage, 21f, Bushnell-Prairie City, 19, Central, 1745, Beardstown, 155, Pittsfiels, 11, Williamstown., 8, Unity, 5, Payson, 2, Hamilton and Palmyra, 0. Dual Meet -- Central, '70, Mt, Sterling 63. Triangular Meet -- C tral, 93 9! 10, Unity, 41 215, Payson, 35 '1!10, Triangular Meet -- Central, Macomb, Rushville. Midwest Conference -- Havana, 31, Carthage, 30, Macomb, 24, Central, 165, Beardstown, 165, Rushville, 14, Wenois Conference -- Central, 62, WestPike, 26, Unity, 245, Barry, 24, Payson, 23, Liberty, 611. CROSS-CCU TRY ROW ONE: A, Gunn, Winget, W. Gunn, H, Eidson. ROW TWO: Coach Elbe, Adm, Gibson, Enrnen. This page is sponsored by: KINDHARTS SHELL STATION New and Used Cars Firestone and Goodyear Tires and L 8a L SERVICE Lowell Tournear - Lyle Hardy Phone Ly 3-6316 Camp Point, Illinois mme, BEHI D TH Winget. . . High Hurdles, Low Hurdles, F855 Relay. Huntley. . .220 yd. dash, F855 Relay. Kindhart. . . 100 yd. dash, F855 Relay, Broad Jump. Knight. . . 100 yd. dash, F858 Relay, Shot Put. Smith. .. Pole Vault, High Jump, F855 Relay, Broad Jump. Wharton. . . 100 yd. dash. 100 yd. 220 yd 440 yd 880 yd CENTRAL TRACK RECORDS dash .. dash . . l'Lll'1 . I'Ul'l 5 H. Hurdles . . L. Hurdles . . Mile Run . . . Varsity 880 yd. High Jump . . Broad Jump. . Pole Vault . . Discus Shot Put . . . D. Nall . . .ll.1...,l956 . .C. Edison. . 25.0,.. . . . .Oenning . . 56.4... Roland.. . 2:19.'7... . Mason. . . .17.4... Mason . . . 22.8... . . . . . Gunn . . .4:57..... Relay . .Patton . . l:41..... Oenning H, Edison C. Edison . . Oenning . 5'7 3f4.. . . Oenning. . 18'5 .. o o a 0 5 n Bowman. , .10'6 ,. Gibson . . . 11O',,. Webster , 40' 8-1f2 1957 1957 1956 1957 1957 1957 1957 .1956 1957 1957 1957 1956 E SCENES THE EAGER BEAVER CHAMPS Members of the squad: C. Eidson QCaptainJ. . . Low Hurdles, High Hurdles, 220 yd. dash, Pole Vault, Varsity Relay. F. Mason. . . Low Hurdles, High Hurdles, High Jump, Broad Jump, Varsity Relay. Gibson. . . Discus Gunn. . . Mile Run, 880 yd. dash. H. Edison...880 yd. run, 440 yd. dash, Varsity Relay. Patton. . .220 yd. dash, 100 yd. dash, Varsity Relay. Peuster. . .220 yd. dash, 100 yd. dash. Schlueter. . .200 yd. dash, 100 yd. dash, shot put, Varsity Relay. Bowman. . . Discus, Pole Vault. Brinkman. . . Pole Vault, Shot Put. Oenning. . .High Jump, Broad Jump, 440 yd. dash, Relay. THE GRITTY WINNERS Charles Edison 85 Duane Schlueter THE LOOKS OF CONFIDENCE 85 PRIDE This page is sponsored by: The new 1957 Chevrolet. . .Smooth, Sweet, 85 Sassy Your authorized Chevrolet Dealer BAUMAN CHEVROLET. . . Clayton, Illinois 7 'SN 1 4 lllllllllflllllllffllllill li!! lfllllflllllf ll lf!!! llllllllllllllll ll ll 0!!lIll0l!llljl0lQlLA . ...Xa 3 ,.. ...ze .1 . m X ,. -.51-. wwf. F 51- , A.s, -' '-7 n . ' W W1 ELK ' ' ...,1,1. ,' .-,.. . A, -. ,y ,. . ww., l. .4- ,, V. .. v . Y. 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ROW THREE: Haschemeyer, Martin, Shelton, Bob Paxton, Wilson, Vollbracht, Simpson, Saat- hoff, Shuster, Embree. ROW FOUR: Knorr, Wiley, Tournear, Lawler, Meilers, Vancil, Robbins, Weisheit, Eber, Jibbens, Miller. BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club of 1956-57 organized September 19 with a total of 43 members. The following officers were chosen for theyear: Dave Law, President: Norman Eilers, Vice-Presidentg .To Ann Russell, Secretary-Treasurerg Sharon Knox, Reporter, and Carol Buss, Student Council Representative. Later in the year ,T o Ann moved away so Sharon Knox was elected the new sec- retary. u During the year the class took a tour of Moorman Manufacturing Company in Quincy. The club also presented a gift to the school. Congratulations to the Class of '57 --CLAYTON CLEANERS MIXED SINGLE LEFT TO RIGHT David Patton Carl Ogle Norma Jean Post Pat Aden BOYS' LEFT TO RIGHT Larry Butcher Bob Newell SENIOR ENSEMBLE LEFT TO RIGHT Anna Marie Nall Virginia Austin Marilyn Myers Esther Schuster Ruth Ann Johnson Sandra Sherrick Annette Buss Evelyn Watkins Lila Wyss: Director This Page is Sponsored by L. M. BOWEN HARDWARE and 68 WILLIAMS RADIO 86 T.V. 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Award Sweaters fB1ack 85 Goldj Stop in and see us For your clothing needs Always a Booster for Unit 1993 and THE PAUL REVERE LIFE INSURANCE Robert M. Meaders, Special Agent C ENSEM BLE Betty Shackleford Connie Smith Nancy Anderson Lila Wyss: Director ' ..omap.....s, W' ' f V7 CENTRAL HIGH BAND BAND COUNCIL J. Meir, R, A. Johnson, C. Harkness, M. Baird, S. Knox, K. Cady. 5 SI 054 LEFT TO RIGHT Bonnie Hopson Sharon Butcher DRUM MAJOR TWIRLERS PAT ADEN, DRUM MAIORETTE 72 Esther Schuster Pat Heinecke Compliments of MOELLRING HARDWARE and MALCOMSON'S GROCERY Ruth Ann Wear Roger Bienhoff AUd1'CY Tellhaeff QUEEN OF COURTESY KING OF COURTESY ROMAN BANQUET QUEEN IGNGS AND QUEENS Charles Eidson FALL FESTIVAL KING ROMA N BA NQUET KING OF CENTRAL FHGH Chas. 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AMES GF CHILDHOO Pl TURES Page '77 Connie, Bonnie, and Joyce 23 Disselhorst 24 Barbara Schoene 25 Carol Buss 26 Marjorie Riggins 27 Carolyn Hilker 23 Bob Nall 29 Marilyn Haschemeyer 30 Ronald Parn 31 Jolene Gronewald 32 Johnny Hopson 33 Charles Lawless 34 Janet Scott 35 Karen Mason Shelba Mason Bill Oberling Ruth Haistings Rosa Lea Meaders Sharon Ihnen Allen Gunn Judy Haschemeyer Diana Schlueter Marcia Swope lu-nhnr' ' 36 74 Page 78 Camp Point 4-H Club Mr. Harris and Sandra Dean Huber Dave Law Kay Rutledge Bill Leenerts Anna Marie Nall Marjorie Schwartz Marjorie Leffringhouse Fredric Mason Anita Anderson Kaye Rose Eilene Aden Janet Leenerts Sherric k COCKS USTQDIANS Gladys Naught, Margie Schutte, and Katy Hasche- meyer. BU DF John Summers and Isaac Jacobs. Those not pictured Ray Taylor, Arbin Stevens, Walter Ennen, Elmer are: Ernel Kestner, Robert Bluhm, Roy Webster, Hanke, and Alvin Ideus. Floyd Beckett, James Watkins, and Emery Downing. 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Qfiwqzk I yi 9, 78 3 6 Answers on page 74 Wm 9456- 053 BCOSTERS Earl and Iack's Grocery, Clayton, Illinois Compliments of Mr. 8: Mrs. Tom Royalty Vanity Box, Clayton, Illinois Marshall's Barber Shop, Clayton, Illinois Ideus Conoco Service Station Osborne's Food Center and Drug Sundries B Kc D Motor Company, Clayton, Illinois Compliments of Doris Beauty Shop Polka Dot Shop, Clayton, Illinois Bruns Bros. Feed Co. Phone LY 3-7117 Timewell Elevator, John Deer Dealer, C. Cutforth Leenerts Shoe Repair and Tackle Shop Strike and Spare Bowling Lanes West Appliances and Hardware E. A. Heinecke Equipment Co. Arthur Sittler Barber Shop Donald Lee 8: Junior Vollbracht W. I. Buss and Son Company Golden Post Office Force Winget Drug Sundries Don Bates - Photography Ed Aden, Construction Mr. 8a Mrs. William DeLess Mr. 8a Mrs. L. S. Hickman William L. Bruns 8a Son Mr. Kc Mrs. Frank Lierle Mr. 8s Mrs. I. Russell Beard Beckett Service Station Pastor and Mrs. Clarence G. Meyer Rev. and Mrs. W. H. 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