Central High School - Interlude Yearbook (South Bend, IN)
- Class of 1953
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HODSON, Secretary 0 Wig ARTHUR M. RUSSELL, JR., Treasurer . ix URICE P. YARGER ORLO R. DEAHL 9 el o , -iii , ', Q E Q- Q R LL To . FRANK E. ALLEN, Superintendent P. D. POINTER, Principa R' .Sp ' Q V. C. CRIPE, Faculty Adviser 7 V 'A 'H' 191' V Q i Q ' J - 9'fb',a.,'1'4y?3 c I? K. is Q Y ,V , 'lf ty. X .04 . aio. ,001 Of :of ,of fo: ,of ,554-x,Q,, ,ogg ' ,Egg . 727 ABOVE: New entrances were included in Central's 1952 face lifting program. BELOW: Noontime business in Central's newly streamlined lunchroom. This yearbook has been compiled with the hope that you will enjoy looking at some of the highlights of the 1952-53 school year. Meeting friends, studying in classes, participating in extra-curricular activities, being part of a team on the playing Held, or cheering your team to victory are all a part of the Central students, life. This is your yearbook, it presents school life as you have Lived it. THE YEARBOOK STAFF . Felix Antonelli, Patricia Bell, Lois Cabana, Marcia Cole, Sharon Davis, Richard Havel, Patricia Klingbeil, Judy Lamb, Judy Mellow, Rita Payton, Sharon Scheiman, Audrey Snider, Joan Switalski, and Janice Hoffman, chairman. F8 ,CW 6? sw' V Nw ' W W x U qu X42 e9 79 , Dias! ow f '9 1095 ri gifs 604 qifflffe' gy 50 if If 0' if, 721, JM I 'J 535+ 1 fl , y an IJ W M IMI 'lj ' P' 'Yi PRINCIPAL P. D. POINTER WE, the member f th 1953 I y b k t ff b h If fth d d t th b k 'L as 61 CGD CSIS . . cia. - HghShol Central student body d f Ity p tf Hy y our principal, Mr. P. D. P t h h d C t 1 1923. For the p t 'ght y P D h b th C t IJ r Senior i c 0 P p 1 'f Jw W' J J My ff!XfC'iYn5y'ji'X fwwf ,sy Q fi 97' 6 A A 'lfrgw KWMW V 0' R? Hz , 51 f is ' Msy4,s',, N-14.-..,, - N4-.W , rf-....,, K ABOVE: A portion of the newly remodeled Home Economics kitchen on the first floor. BELOW: A corner of the Machine Shop in the Vocational building, corner of Washington Avenue and Williams Street. W L, Ur 'W 7 ff? .. W J 4 Wfv,z W1 W , My if! ff' LL: 1 Jfjylfl' 0rVL42?,5 M ZW ff Qffwf, wifi, ffkxgjjfgw AMQJZXM fmfif y if :MV M l W M if ifigxmd 1 ff If X- srl at Tl-IE FACULTY 1952-53 Principal P. D. Pointer, M.A., Iowa Asst. Prin. Merlin G. Richard, M.S., Indiana Janet Anderson, B.S., Ball State Elmer Barnbrook, M.S., Indiana Margaret Bergan, A.B., St. Mai'y's Edith Beyrer, A.B., Indiana ' Harold H. Blanchard, M.S., Indiana John W. Burger, M.A., Columbia Wilma Carpenter, M.S., Purdue James L. Casaday, M.A., Iowa I Antoinette Ceyak, M.A., Columbia James E. Cole, M.A., Minnesota V. C. Cripe, M.A., Michigan George O. Daniels, M.S., Indiana Marguerite DeGroote, M.S., Indiana Wanda Detrick, M.S., Indiana State J. C. Dickey, A.B., Notre Dame Lucile Dienhart, B.S., Purdue Rosemary Donatino, A.B., St. Mary's Donna DuComb, B.S., Ball State James Early, A.B., Franklin Clarence Elbel, B.P.E., Springiield Lillian Elmore, A.B., Ball State Ray D. Emerick, B.S., Ball State John Fitzhenry, M.A., Notre Dame Agnes A. Fuck, M.A., Coluunbia Jeanne Gienand, A.B., Vassar l Rose M. Gillespie, A.B., Notre Dame Tl-IE FACULTY l952-53 Helen Goppert, M.S., Indiana V. C. Harter, M.S., Notre Dame Geraldine Hatt, M.A., Clark Herschel Hawkins, M.S., Indiana Bertille Hindelang, M.A., Notre Dame Thomas E-. Hoyer, B.S., Notre Dame James Ingram, M.S,, Indiana Robert Jones, M.A., Indiana Herman Judd, A.B., Notre Dame Walter Kindy, A.B., Manchester Mary'A. Kitson, M.A., Columbia Harold E. Kottlowski, M.M., Butler Marie Kruckel, B.S., Stroudsburg C. L. Kuhn, M.A., Indiana E. H. Kuhny, M.A., Notre Dame Mark B. Langell, B.S., Valparaiso W. W. Lauterbach, M.S., Wisconsin Lavonne McReynolds, M.A., Ohio State Joseph C. Mackowiak, M.S., Indiana Glen W. Maple, M.A., Columbia Virginia I. Mark, B.S., Purdue Betty Jane Mathews, M.S., Indiana Clarence Needler, M.S., Colorado State Dare Nestlerode, B.S., Indiana Teachers , Louis Newbold, B.S., Notre Dame l Naomi R. Pehrson, M.A., Columbia H Helen Peterson, A.B., Indiana 3 Emma Pfaffman, Ph.B., Chicago l I TI-IE FACULTY 1952-53 Devon Phelps, A.B., Manchester Adelaide Stoll Platt, A.B., Washington James L. Powers, B.S., Indiana State Edna C. Roop, A.B., Indiana F. S. Sanford, M.S., Indiana L. H. Schultz, M.A., Chicago Alice Jean Scott, M.S., Ohio State Lucille Seedorf, A.B,, DePauw Antoinette Semortier, M.A., Notre Dame Joan Shively, B.S., Indiana A. J. Singleton, B.M., Indiana Arthur L. Smith, M.S,, Chicago J Roy Smith, M.A., Indiana Jeanette Srnogor, M.S., Indiana Ruth B, Snyder, A.B., Indiana State Edith Spray, M.A., Chicago Helen Jean Spretnjak, A,B., St. Francis Gladys Staples, Columbia University Calista Stephenson, A.B., Butler Ross Stephenson, M.S., Illinois Minnie M. Suchanek, M.A., Iowa Edward Szucs, B.S., Purdue Bert M. Trottnow, M.A., Columbia Robert L. Turnock, B.S., Indiana State Fern Watts, B.S., Columbia Helen M. Weber, B.S., Minnesota Teachers Paul E. Weddle, M.S., Indiana John Wilmore, M.A., Indiana TI-IE FACULTY i952-1953 W ,Z . S gf 1 ,X , S5f:i.i7 , f- cawmm., iuwiostsmm at A ii' T' Q , in QMS' Sa, X Zi ., ,iw , , teachers ' AY ' ykxv rg 'K' f M N, Nm? . 6,1199 We GLM, vw' ws' Q03 +V I, I , ' ww , ff X mwah! fat at y ani may AM MV V ,-,,W7m , Q MM- K, Nswwnmkw azksgp X vw, ,ff ,V flf 15, MQW M, IN. wif' 'M fl 12' if ,f www ' ,,,mca. aww ,Z'f x' 4 ff: ju . ,ffswmliwdl- , Ml V A I jr, . S4 ,, Mwpx Cm -a new pk. 41:1 uf Uma ,HMM 2291 it oyfvww-H , if i ,fii ' E is f f f 'V' - , W ABOVE il. to r.J: P. C. Winther, M.A., Wisconsing Mrs. Helen Earl, B. S., Northwesterng Mrs. Virginia Sterzik, Registrarg Mrs. M. Clair, Bookstoreg Miss Katherine Vogt, Main Officeg Miss Suzanne Kolupa, Attendance. LEFT: Those necessary evils. BELOW: The faculty corner at the Sixteenth Annual Varsity Football Banquet held in the school lunch room Dec. 3, 1952. Ex-varsity Coach Chris Dal Sasso was the guest speaker. The program was sponsored by the Central Girls Athletic Association. In the upper scene Mary Stowers is conducting .21 social science class in pre-election procedures BELOW - The chemistry laboratory. f J f r 3 fr Qr P P P 7 YY N .-,glv ,S . 7' 5 ,, ,fg'Q'5?f Q Qfgflf- M gglfffi? if 1 ' N If J 'Y' 'X I ff' alps? ffffff R PRE-SCHOOL DAYS TOP ROW: Pat Lowe, Betty Gnott, Janet Lewinski, Jack Whitlock, George Huston, Phyllis Burger and Felix Antonelli. ROW 2: Eldonna Matthews, Jean Whitinger, Richard Havel, Sharon Scheiman, Bob Kfggeu Pat Morris, Kay Unger, and Judy Basker. ROW 3: Donna Brantley, Ann Gill, Margaret Michaelis Mike Sweetow, Barbara Bayman, Evelyn Theilka, Shirley Woosley, and Pat Woosley. ROW 4: John Riland Dov- othy Zakreski, Susie Crothers, Diane Pearse, Mary Mathews, Mary Stowers, Jean Deneve, and lla Martliq BOTTOM ROW: John Bauer, Bob Banacka, Carole Weber, Alice Cogdell, Audrey Snider, Holly Bowlin' Betty McDonald, Elizabeth Kuespert, and Henry Speiker. R ' or ' . 0 fe? ni th :iw 'l WV MOSTS Top: Don Doremus, Bill Odell, Bill Barrettg Center: Dick Schutt, Ted Ringerg Bottom: Ella Chacho, Betty Knott, Ellen Frank. Clown Prince - Princess ................--..... -.----..-w..t......-.. D on Doremus and Ella Chaco Friendliest ............. ....- B ill Odell and Ella Chaco Best Athlete .............. -- --.. Ted Ringer and Betty Gnott Most Likely to Succeed ....... --- Dick Schutt and Ellen Frank Contributing Most to Central --- --- Bill Barrett and Ellen Frank 1953 Class Officers JUNE - WILLIAM ODELL, vice-presidentg RICHARD SCHUTT, presidentg and PHYLLIS BURGER 9 secretary-treasurer. JAN UARY-SUE HARLEY, secretary-treasurerg WARREN BRAUNSDORF, presidentg and JOE TAYLOR, vice-president. ' AI-fill f ' u , M3513 R D U A T E S Ag lee clull-EE s elcome Assembly, Christmas ever dull mofentn VELYN YVONNE ALLEN G. A. A., Glee club at Woodrow Wilson: Barnstorm- CIS, INTERLUDE. Never a harsh word DONALD CARL AMBERG Au revoir BARBARA JEAN ANDRYSIAK Junior Red Cross. Honor Roll. Always a gay gal FELIX JOSEPH ANTONELLI, JR. Jr High Track: Band Cv.-pres.j 1 Band and Orchestra concerts, contests, parades, basketball and football pep assemblies: Honor Roll, INTERLUDE Yearbook. Man of Arts and Letters SHARON LEE ANTOWICK Glee club Clibrarianjg Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter Assemblies, North Central chorus: INTERLUDE. Oh,--what a voice! LE ROY HOWARD ATHERTON Projectionists, Ushers clubs. Show business BETTY JEAN AUSTIN FHA club, Student Council. Marching along BOB BABCOCK He's from X-12 NANCY BABCOCK Spur Cpres., v.-presj, Glee club Clibrarianjz North Central, Commencement, and Baccalaureate chorus, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter Assemblies: Stu- dent Council Executive Board, Welcome party, Honor Roll. She's our gal with the sweetest smile GEORGIA MARIE BAKER Home Room oflicer, Handy Andy club: INTERLUDD! Just plain T, N. T. ROBERT BAKER ' Varsity Basketball. ,fQuier i 'J V . if C , f .4 A lf w P 3' ,f ne Ha N! 1953 GRADUATES BOB DEAN BANACKA Jr, High Baseball: Ushers clufb Csecj. Happy go lucky DON EUGENE BANKOWSKI Jr. High Football, Basketball, Track, Varsity Football, Track, Wrestling. Just give me a football HARRY STANFORD BARRETT Varsity Football, Swimming Ccaptj, Track, Intra- mural Basketball, Wrestling: Sophomore Class Vice- President, Barnstormersg Stage Crew for Lady in the Dark , Welcome Assemblies: Student Council Presi- dent, Water Ballet, Youth Institute, South Bend Youth Council, SmilerS Csec.D. Just plain Bill-who could ask for anything more? JUDITH ANN BASKER Tri-Hi-Y fchaplainj: INTERLUDE. Cover model JOHN BAUER Intramural Basketball, Jr. High Football, Basketball, Track, B Team Football: Student Council. Adler's best GEORGE N. BEAMER Swim Team, Intramural Basketball: National Forensic League Cv.-pres.D, Home Room fpresjz Lady Prec- ious Stream , Central Standard Time : UN Assem- bly, Election Assembly, Announcer for Water Ballet, Debate Assembly, Easter Assembly: Student Council, Glee Club, Senior Cabinet, We'll be proud to say we knew him ROBERT BEGHTEL Jr. High Basketball: Dramatics Club: Student Council. Hollywood star from 305 JACQUELYN MARIE BEISSEL Glee Club: Sweethearts , Glee Club Assemblies. Nice to know MAUREEN LEE ANN BEISSEL Glee Club. One of the best PATRICIA BELL INTERLUDE Yearbook. Oh! Nurse PHYLLIS JEAN BELL Cwlee Club: Home Room Oflicer. Unpredz'ctable ERNEST BENNER What do the stars foretell? 1953 GRADUATES DORENE JEAN BENNETT Citizenship Award, INTERLUDE. Punky's little punkin! THELMA LOUISE BENNETT Softball, Basketball, Volleyball Teamsg Orchestra So-o-o nice LARRY FRANCIS BIEBUYCK Tumblers, Bell bottom trousers BARBARA JEANNE BIGELOW Junior Glee Club. Strawberry blonde RONALD DELAND BILINSKI B Team Basketball, Intramural Basketball, Giving Bob Hope competition HORACE JOHN BLANTON Varsity and Intramural Basketball. What next? ROBERT JOHN BLASCZYK Intramural Basketball, Wrestling: Junior Izaak Wal tons, Rod and Gun Cv.-pres.j and Taxidermy Cv.- presj Clubs. Bashful Bob ROBERT E, BODE Projeqtionists Club. Always smilin' ROBERT MICHAEL BORSODI Ushers Club Ccaptj . I Ushering in Hollywood ROBERT RICHARD BORSODI Swimmingg Movie Operator: INTERLUDE. He'll get along ERNIE PHILLIP BOUCHE Intramural Basketball and Wrestling: Home Room Cpres.j3 Senior Christmas Party: Student Council. Quiet he-man PAUL EDMOND BOUCHE Intramural Basketball: Home Room Cpres., V,-pres Always keeps 'em guessing Mk H We pd' 41.,,Q':m , 1953 GRADUATES PATRICIA MAE BOURDON Barnstormers, Band, Glee Clubs: Tobias and the Angel forchestrap. Our Mz'ss Brooks RALPH BOURDON Modest and conservative HOLLY FRANCES BOWLIN Volleyball: Spanish Club Csec.j 3 Red Cross Represen- tative, Home Room fsec., v.-presj, Honor Roll. Oh, nursz'e MIRIAM ELAINE BRADEIELD Intramural and Varsity Volleyball, Water Ballet: G. A. A. Cpoint recorderb, Glee Clubs: Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter, Band, Orchestra, and Glee Club Assemblies, Sweethearts Ccastj, Sho-Gun Cor- chestraj: Solo and Ensemble Contest, All-City Band and Orchestra, North Central Chorus, Pep Band, B Team Cheerleader. Mimz ' DONNA ELECTA BRANTLEY Eueryone's friend WARREN JAMES BRAUNSDORF Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball and Wrestling: Home Room President, Senior Class President CJan.j. Too terrific for words TOM BROWN Varsity Baseball and Track, B Basketball fR0me Cityj 3 Glee Club: Christmas and Thanksgiving Assem-- blies, Lady in the Dark : Debate, Anchors away ROSEMARY BUDD Volleyring Tennis: S. P. U. R,, Glee Clu-bs: Student Council, Sophomore Welcome Party Cchrj, January Senior Prom Committee. A rose by any other name - BARBARA ELAINE BUETTELL Glee Club Caccompanistj, Triple Trio, Barnstormers: Cast of Sweethearts , Krazy Kat , Lady in the Dark , Under the Gaslight , Sho-Gun , Committee of Tobias and the Angel , Central Standard Time , Lady Precious Stream , Fisherman and His Soul , Harvey , Arsenic and Old Lace , Mr. Berry's Etch- ings , Glee Club Assemblies, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Spring, North Central, Easter, Commencement Chor- uses: INTERLUDE, Home Room Officer. Music, music, music JOHN DOUGLAS BUNYAN Chess Club Ctreas.j. Determination leads to success PAUL EUGENE BURGER Track and Cross Country Teams: Glee Club: Sweet- hearts and Lady in the Dark Casts. The best is get to come PI-IYLLIS ANN BURGER Intramural Volleyball, Water Ballet: Glee Club fli- brarianj, Barnstormers, S. P. U. R. Ctreas., v.-pres., pres.Jp Easter, Christmas, and Thanksgiving Assem- blies, North Central Chorus, Sweethearts , Lady in the Dark , Central Standard Time , Lady Precious Stream , Baccalaureate and Commencement Assemblies: Student Council, Home Room Ofiicer, Secretary-treas- urer of the Senior Class. Everyone knows her, everyone loves her tgfg 1953 GEAEUATES M JACK EUGENE BURKE V, ' ' 2 Private Burke, U. S. A. ' WILLIAM BURROUGHS Intramural Basketball. You can neuer tell LOIS JEAN CABANA S. P. U. R. Club: INTERLUDE Yearbook Staff. Oh, those darlz eyes DON JOSEPH CALETRI IrM2fl.f is worthier than fame ROBERT LEE CANNON Cross-country, Track, and Swimming Teams Cvarsityl. . Quiet man, what now? SHARON ANNE CARROLL Amigo Cv.-pres.j, Barnstormer, Glee Clubsg Home Room Oflicer, INTERLUDE, Student Council. Explosive mixture ROBERT JAMES CASEY B Team Football and Track, Still slzippin' ELENI ELLA CHACHO Intramural Volleyring Tennis, Volleyball: Home Room Officer, Glee, French, S. P. U. R. fsec.D Clubs: Wel- come Party, Senior Class Christmas Party Cco-chr.l. All City Prom Cpublicity chrj 3 INTERLUDE, Student Council, Honor Roll. A living doll! MARIETTA COBLE Barnstormers, G. A. A., Glee Clubs, Junior Academy of Science: Lady in the Dark , Under the Gaslight . The Fisherman and His Soul , Thanksgiving, Christ- mas Assemblies, Teachers' Assembly. A smile is her umbrella ALICE JANE COGDELL Tri-Hi-Yg Glee Club, North Central, Thanksgiving. Christmas Assemblies, Sweethearts : Student Council. One swell gal to know 'x R JANE COLE le lu-bg Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter Assem- blie, Sweethearts , Central Standard Time , North ntral Chorus, Welcome Party: INTERLUDE Year- vfggok Staff. n C lqss from our class CY JEAN COOK olleyring Tennis, Volleyball Tournament, Home oom Oflicer. Barnstormers, Tri-Hi-Y, Cilee Clubs: Triple Trio, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter Orches- tra Assemblies, North Central Chorus, Caroling, Ar- senic and Old Lace , Central Standard Time , Lady in the Dark , Sho-Gun , INTERLUDIE, Orchcstra sec.-treas., V,-pres., presj. i'Central's little peanut 'W 1410x4416 '--.-QAWAF' -V 1953 GRADUATES RAIVION VINCENT COOK Glee Club, Debate: Lady in the Dark. Mr. I. Q. RICHARD L. CORDTZ Swimming, B Team Football, Intramural Basket- ball and Wrestling: Junior Izaak Walton, Rod and Gun Cpresj, Taxidermy Cpresj Clubs: Home Room President. I. U., here I come CAROL YVONNE COX INTERLUDE, Home Room Oflicer. Lovely to look at - delightful to know SUZ CROTHERS WW ' a r ' , .U. 3 Honor Roll, Art Exhibits, '9 Q IB R m F,ARE. , 'Mme ' ,par ge 1 , f, w- I f ,W ,IJ . Q A JW' cpl NINM Basketball: Hi- Csgt.-at-armsj, Rod and Laugh and the world laughs with youl' NAE DEAN DALE Silence is golden JANIS ANN DANNERBERGER Glce Club, S. P. U. R,: Easter, Christmas, Thanksgiv- ing Assemblies. Stzgared dynamite SHARON CAROLE DAVIS Sophomore Class Ofhcer Csce.-treas.D, Home Room Oflicer, French, Glee Clubs, S, P. U. R.: Thanksgiving. Christmas, Easter, North Central, Commencement As- semblies Sho-Gun g Student Council, INTERLUDE Yearbook, Triple Trio. Personality plus MILDRED PARTHENIA DAY Charmeru FRANCIS KENNETH DEMPSEY Varsity Track and Basketball Cmgrjg Home Room President: Welcome Assemblyg Editor of Basketball Records for Publication. Ambassador Dempsey, at your service RAYMOND JOSEPH DEMSKI Intramural Basketball, Football Cvarsityj, Basketball, Track Student Council. Lujaclfs understudyn MARY .IO DENEEN Amigo Cpresj. Dynamite 1953 GRADUATES JEAN LUCILLE DENEVE Cilee Club: Christmas, North Central, Commencement Assemblies. A boss' dream BARBARA MARIE DEVOLDER Amigo. A lass with lots of class MARIA DIAMONDIS Personality plus DONALD R. DOREMUS Intramural Basketball, Track: Barnstormers Cboard memtberl, Glee Club, SmilerS Cpresjg Harvey , Sweethearts , Lady Precious Stream , Central Standard Time . The Fisherman and His Soul , Sho-Gun , A'Mr. Berry's Etchingsu: Kiwanis Repre- sentative, Student Council Cexecutive boardj, National Forensic League. Just an old smoothie DAVE EDWARD DOTY Tumblers, Swimming: Tumbler's Show. Tumbling tumbleweean' JO ANN DRAPER Welcome Assembly: Honor Roll, Orchestra fsec.j, Debate. National Forensic League, State Music Contest fmedalj . Sugar n spice MARY LOUISE DRING Water Ballet: Glee Club, S.P.U,R.: INTERLUDE. Queen's Court Cl95lj, Student Forum. Beautiful with brains KATHERINE R. DUANE Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Clubs, Home Room Officer: Thanks- giving, Political Assemblies. Books are m.y hobby, they'll soon be my job JOHN PAUL EICI-IORST Intramural Wrestling, Varsity Football, Wrestling, Baseball: Home Room Officer. 'AHooray for the Cream and Crimson WALTER LEON ELLIS A great guy JUDITI-I ANNE ESTERLINE Spanish Club Cprog. chr.D, Home Room Ofhcer. She really keeps us guessing MARY JANE EVERLY To see her is to like her , , only l953 GRADUATES PATRICIA RUTH EVERSOLE Once a friend, always a friend JUDY HELEN FARNSWORTH Water Ballet. O, Ia la MD K0-1 ff H114 ELSA LOUISE PARRINGTQN WMb, Can I be in your class, teacher? WW Q M. WAYNE FARRINGTON -F? Always Chasin' Rainbows 191115, BERNARD WILLIAM FEINGOLD T , Track, Band: Band and Orchestra Assemblies, All-City , Music Festival, Solo, Ensemble Contest, State Contest. .J J ,rl The young man with a horn 'J Ki 1 JOAN GAIL PENSKA l7' fl ' 'A Water Ballet: Glee Club, Handy Andy QV.-pres., s .- ' I at-armtsl 1 Easter, Christmas, Thanksgiving, and North I -A - Central Assemblies: Home Room Oflicer. -' ef The socialite ROBERT LELAND FERGUSON Barnstormers. The owner of a radio and TV company JO ANN FICHTNER Intramural Volleyring Tennis: Barnstormers fboardj, Glee Club: Black Maskers , Queens of France . Wonder Hat , Lady Precious Stream , Shall We Join the Ladies , Harvey , Sweethearts , Central Standard Time , Lady in the Dark , The Seasons , Tobias and the Angel , Sho-Gun , Mr. Barrie's Etchingsn, The Rivals , Gil Pereth , Fisherman and His Soul , Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving, North Central Assemblies. 'iYou'lI End her name on television: her paintings in the art museum MARY ANN FICHTNER Glee Club, Barnstormers Cboardj 3 The Rivals , Shall We Join the Ladies? , Tooth or Shave , The Changed Bridegroomn, Aria de Capo , Black Mask- ers , Arsenic and Old Lace , Gil Pereth , Harvey , Tobias and the Angel , Krazy Kat , Hassan , Lady Precious Stream , Sweethearts , Central Standard Time , The Seasons , Lady in the Dark , Under the Gaslight , Fisherman and His Soul , Sho-Gun , Mister Barrie's Etchings , Christmas, Glee Club Assemfblies. Fascinating actress always FRANK ARTHUR FISHER Baseball Ccapt.j: Comets Qsgt.-at-armsj. The star SHEILA RAE FOGARTY An old married gal JAMES M. FOTIOU Barnstormers: Under the Gaslight . Fisherman and His Soul. Jim's the sparh of any group 1953 GRADUATES ELLEN FRANK Glee Clibrarianj, Barnstormers Cboardl, S. P. U. R, Clubs: Central Standard Time , 4'Gil Pereth , Has- san , Tobias and the Angel , Krazy Kat , Har- vey , The Seasons , Lady in the Dark , Lackeys of the Moon , Madwoman of Chaillot , Fisherman and His Soul , Sho-Gun , Mr. Berries Etchings , Thanksgiving, Easter Assemblies: INTERLUDE Editor- in-Chief, Student Council Ctreas.j, Band, Orchestra, Jr. National Conference of Christians and Jews, Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer, D. A. R. Representative, Honor Roll. Thundering applause will be hers RUTH LA VERNE FRANKS Tennis1 Head of Ofhce Corps: Thanksgiving Assem- bly: INTERLUDE. 'iSweet Ifl bIondie PAUL MATTHEW FREEL Tumblers: Tumbling Assemblies, Lucky hopeful? MARLIN DEVON FULLER Intramural Track CWilsonj3 Camera Clubg Band QWilsonl. The silent type MILDRED MAE GAMBLE Home Room Officer. Her cup of happiness is full ARLENE M. GEABLER Varsity Basketball, Intramural Volleyball CWilsonjg G. A. A., Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y ftreas., pres.J 3 Easter, Thanksgiving, Welcome Assemblies: Honor Roll. Pub-lenty smooth JOANNE MARIE GILBERT Junior Red Cross. The light in a darlz room DONALD ARTHUR GLENTON Varsity Track, Intramural Basketball, Freshman Foot- ball, Track: Chemistry Club Qpresj, Junior Academy of Science Qpresj 3 Band Pep Assembliesg Band Qpres. and librarianl, Pep Band, Clown Band, State Math Contest. Traveling the straight and narrow ELIZABETH ANN GNOTT Intramural Volleyball, Table Tennis, Softball, Varsity Volleylball, Playday Ofncial: G.A,A. fintramural head. v,-pres.j. Watch for her in the Olympics MARY ANN GOFF Glee, Triple Trio, Barnstormers, Handy Andy Clubsg Thanksgiving, Christmas Assemblies, Sweethearts , Lady in the Dark , i'Under the Gaslight , The Fisherman and His Soul , Sho-Gun , Mr, Berrie's Etchingsn, Sunday Costs Five Pesos , North Central Chorus. Our favorite teacher MARVIN AARON GOLDSTEIN Intramural Wrestling, Freshman Football, Intramural Swimmingg Pep Assembliesg All-City Orchestra, All- City Band, School Dance Band, Band. Great expectations. BETTY JANE GRANNELL INTERLUDE, Student Council, The future Mrs. Albright 494 I953 GRADUATES CARL E. GRANT Football fmgnj, Baseball Cmgrj, Swimming Team: Camera Club Csec., v.-pres., pres.D: Student Council, Band, Home Room Officer. Purdue's gain is our loss DELORES JANET GRAYZCK Tumblers Csec.-treas.j 3 Tumblers' Assemblies, Drama- tics Class Plays. Just keeps tumblin' along BETTY ANN GREENE Glee Club: North Central Chorus, Sweethearts , Easter and Christmas Assemblies. Can't help singing BENJAMIN GREER Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball, Student Council. Call him Mister ALBERT MONROE GREGORY Movie Operators' Club freporterj: Band. The uncommon commoneru EUGENE EDWARD GRILLO Wrestling, Track: Smilers Cv.-presj, Home Room President. Supreme Court Judge WILLIAM L. GRISLEY Barnstorrnersg TrifIes , The Rivals. lf silence is golden, Bill will be rich JOAN MARIE GROVES G.A.A.: INTERLUDE, Orchestra, Orchestra Spring and Winter Concerts. The secretary with a smile JOANNE MARY GSCHWINDT Barnstormers: Central Standard Time . Harvey , Sweethearts , Lady in the Dark , Tobias and the Angel , Krazy Kat , The Seasons , Christmas Assembly. Good medicine for the worst ills JOAN FRA OLES Wes NTERLUDE Team Cheerle er. . ' ood come n s packages ' JL fwef-'L 7116 ' ul- . DAVID LEE I-IAB Intramural Basketball: Home Room Preside President. President of the National Bank ROBERT E. I-IANSEN Jr, High Football, Jr, High Baseball: Junior Athletic Association, Tumblers: Tumbling Assemblies. Handsome Hansen 1953 GRADUATES THOMAS JAMES HANSEN Freshman Football, Freshman Baseball, Freshman Wrestling, B Team Football, Intramural Basketball, Water Ballet: Movie Operators' Club Csec., treas.. V-'Pres-1 Pres-lv Band Club: Band, Orchestra, Pep Band, Pep Assemblies. What a build! MARLENE JOAN HARINGER INTERLUDE. Student Council. Always Bill SUE JEAN HARLEY Intramural Volleyball: Handy Andy Csec., v.-pres.j, Queen's Court. The Ioueliest miss of the year M PATRICIA JOAN HARMS X J ater Ballet Cco-directory 3 G, A. A.: Jr. Academy of qfience. Barnstormers. Glee Club: Christmas, Easter, 9 t hanksgiving Assemblies, Commencement, Honor Roll, , INTERLUDE. W, wtf , The blonde mermaid aw MARION HARRIS She'll make a wonderful nurse PAUL V. HARTMAN Intramural Basketball. e'll get by 'W ,QMS 0 P31 D H ee stor 3 A'Le ' k Turkey , The Riv ', ' e , he Fisherman and l i Soul ' he asons', er the Gaslight , 6 :Sho Gun', y' tchi s entral Stand- , im! azy at , ' Arsenic and Old Lace 'L y r tre 'A Night at an In all We ' th dies. , The Wonder .Xia ' TrifIes , Aria e Capo , Christmas, Glee Club Assemblies, Caroling at Christmas. First study, then a successful career in medicine RICHARD ROY HAVEL Varsity Tennis, Table Tennis: Hi-Y Csec., v.-pres.J, Home Room Officer, South Bend Youth Council? Easter Assemblyg INTERLUDE Paper and Yearbook, Honor Roll, Teen Time announcer, Junior Red Cross, TB Seal Drive. Young man with a future RAYMOND EUGENE HAYES Chess Club. Always a smile for everyone ETHEL RUTH HAYNES Barnstormersg Tooth or Shave , Queens of France . Everyman . 'ANow to the well trod stage DUANE I-'IAYS Forever forward JULIANN HEGEDUS Amigo, Worth her weight in gold l953 GRADUATES JANICE ANN HENSEL Clee Club: Band Assemblies: Band, Honor Roll, A ray of sunshine on a gloomy day THOMAS E. HENSEL Intramural Basketball, B Team Football, Track: Tumblers, Junior Academy of Science, Junior Athletic Association, Aero Club Cv.-pres.j : Tumbling Assem- blies: Honor Roll. Rosy future BRUCE RICHARD HERING Junior lzaak Waltons. Can't help but succeed CHARLES DAY HIGLEYMAN, JR. Intramural Basketball: Projectionists: Honor Roll. Chick THOMAS PATRICK HIGGINS Intramural Wrestling, Basketball, Varsity Swim: Comets Csec., sgt.-at-armsj, Junior Izaak Walton: King and Queen of Hearts , Student Council Assem- bly: Student Council, INTERLUDE, Home Room Officer. Barbara is the girl for Pal JOSEPH FREDERICK HIPSKIND Intramural Basketball, Wrestling, Varsity Track, Var- sity Swimming. Me, myself, and the girls JANICE RAE HOFFMAN Barnstormers. Student Forum, Junior Round Table of Christians and Jews: INTERLUDE Feature Editor, Yearbook Editor, Quill and Scroll, Honor Roll. This is my yearbook CONNIE MARIE HOPKINS Barnstormers. Glee Club: Pep Assemblies: INTERLUDE, Student Council, B Cheerleading, Varsity Cheer- leader. Here comes the bride HAROLD RICHARD HOUGHTON Tumblers Cpres., v.-presj: Tumbling Assemblies. The nicest boy you'll ever know JOHN ERNEST HOWARD Tumblers: Tumblers Assemblies. Three cheers for John REGINALD HOWARD Health, wealth and happiness CAROL JANE HUFF Miss Steno 1953 GRADUATES GEORGE EDWARD HUSTON Chess Clubg Electrical Assemblies: Honor Rollg Tum- bling Instructor. May you live as long as you want, and never want as long as you live LESTER HUSTON Arthur Godfrey's stand-in MARLYN JUNE JACOMET P, . You can be my secretary anytime , A PATRICIA ANN JAGLA if Intramural Volleyball, B Team hee adeif ' o. f'I.ilIiputian xt l Glee Club, G. A. A. CWilsonj, Barnstormers , WILLIAM JOSEPH JAROSZEWSKI Man of few words MARILYN JO JENNINGS Glee Club, Barnstormers, S. P. U. R.: Christmas. Thanksgiving Assemblies, Lady in the Dark , Un- der the Gaslight , Sho-Gun , North Central Chorus: Home Room Oflicer. Bit 0' Southern honey SHIRLEY MARIE JERNSTROM Home Room Officer. Is she ever quiet? ANN CATHY JOHNSON No bigger than a minute, but oh my LINDA CLAIRE JOHNSON Barnstormers, Glee Club. Move over Pythagoras, you've got a rival MARY ALICE JOHNSON Intramural Volleyball, Basketball: Library, Glee Clubs, P. H. A. CEdwardsburgJ : Christmas, Band Assem- blies, Summer Time : Band. Swell as can be NANCY LYDIA JOHNSON Intramural-Varsity Volleyball, Ping Pong, Water Bal- let, Basketball: G. A. A. Cpoint recorder, pres.J1 Wel- come Assembly: Home Room Officer, Volleyball pro ROSALIND ANN JOHNSON Glee Cluib. S. P. U.R. Cv.-pres., treasj, Quill and Scroll: Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter, Commence- ment Assemblies: INTERLUDE Cnews editorb, Student Council, Honor Roll, Home Room Officer. Woman of the year C 005' f '? My 1953 GRADUATES GAYLE MARION JONES Handy Andy Qtreasj, Queen's Court. Miss Central NORMAN JEANNE JORDAN Glee Club, S. P. U. R.: Glee Club Assemblies, Sweet- hearts , Central Standard Time , Lady in the Dark : Student Council, Red Cross, Honor Roll, Home Room Officer. One in a million TOM KAJZER Football lfreshman, B team, varsi'tyD1' Track, Bas- ketball, Wrestling, Baseball. , Foot-loose and fancy-free I . fe f--all KENNETH JOSEPH KALICKI Still holding the girls off ADELINE KALISTER Barnstorm-crs. Shes just undecided now MARIE ELIZABETH KASAK Water Balletg Junior Tuberculosis League lsec.-treasj Z Honor Roll. Smiles are her specialty BARBARA ANN KENDRICK Tri-Hi-Y, Barnstormers. Best ever ROBERT DAVID KISSEEL Intramural Basketball. Tull, dark, 'n' handsome ,,, Jill GERALD THEODORE KLEIN ' Intramural Basketball, Wrestling, Manager of Wrest- ling, Bas ball. Football Teams: Letterman's Club: INTERLUDE, Kiwanis Representative. All star manager Vw PATRICIA ANN KLINGBEIL ,wx Y Tumblers lpresj, Home Room O r bler's . Assemblies: INTERLUDE Yearbook uthlliggjwf Dancin' on a rainbow . W I DIONE MARIE KOEHNKE Freshman Class President, Cilee Club. sw lVhere does she find so much to talk about? MARY ELLEN KOMP as W-gf Tri-Hi-Y lsec.J, Library Club lpresj, Girl Reserves, Glee Club. Bookworm l953 GRADUATES ROBERT L. KOVACS Curly KENNETH NORBERT KRMPEC Efafsity Football, Track, Wrestling, Basketball, Base- a . Strictly varsity PATSY ANN KRING Tumblers, Tumbler's Assembly. Miss Acrobat JOE KRISTOFZSKI Speedie PHYLLIS JEAN KUBISIAK Red Cross. Dark eyes ELISABETH ANNE KUESPERT Tri-Hi-Y: Honor Roll. A gal who has what it takes CAROLYN JEAN LAMENSKI Student Council: Honor Roll. Short and small, but you car1't miss her smile JOAN MARION LASKOWSKI Intramural Volleyball, Table Tennis, Varsity Volley- ball fcaptj, Water Ballet: G. A. A, fsecji Student Council. She's our gal LANVRENCE WALTER LAUTERBACH Science Club: Debate, National Forensic League KI-Iowej, Howe Honor Society: Band Cdrum majorj, Orchestra, Pep Band, All-City Band, All-City Orches- tra, Honor Roll. Marching on to success LAWRENCE CHARLES LAVENBERG Still wise-cracking BARBARA JEAN LAYMAN Library Club Qpres.j, Library Staff, Home Room Treasurer, Honor Roll. The brains of the class JANET LEE LEWINSKI Tri-Hi-Y. We'll remember Janet YD f,1 .,,7 Wt? 1953 GRADUATES PAUL ARNOLD LISTEK Barnstormers, Glee Club, Ushers Club: Thanksgiving Christmas, and Easter Assemblies, North Central Chorus. True merit is worthier than fame THOMAS CHARLES LIZZI Intramural Basketballg Student Council Undecided JAMES LONGSTREET 'AShuffIin' Along PATSY ELAINE LOWE Glee Club, Barnstormers: Sweethearts Christmas and Easter Assemblies, North Central Chorus Calling Dr. Lowe SALLY JANE LOWERY Her eyes are full of fun ROBERT WILLIAM LOY Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling Varsity Track Intramural Basketball, All-around athlete ANDREW MARIAN LYSAK Your modesty is a candle to your merit BEATRICE MALOHN Glee Club: Sweethearts . Short and sweet MELINE MANOUKIAN Princess' ' ILA M. MARTIN Intramural Volleyball: Cwlee Club Clibrarianj Lets Talk Turkey , Central Standard Time Sweet hearts : Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas Assemblies North Central Chorus, Commencement INTERLUDE Delightful to know JANET MATHEWS Handy Andy: Home Room Secretary. Full of fun ELDONNA JANE MATTHEWS Band, Band Concerts and Assemblies Knowing her is liking her af' 1953 GRADUATES MARY LEE MATTHEWS Band, Band Assemblies and Concerts. Where the band goes, there goes Mary NANCY LEE MATTHEWS Intramural Volleyball: Glee Club: North Central Chorus, Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas Assemblies, Home Room Vice-President. CentraI's going to miss her ROBERT LOUIS MATTINGLY B-Team Baseball, Intramural Basketball. SiIent? Ha! BETTY LOU MCCLAIN Glee Club, Barnstormers, Triple Trio, National Po- rensic League: Sweethearts , The Rivals , Lady in the Dark , Under the Gaslight , Tobias and the Angel , Central Standard Time , Lady Precious Stream , Arsenic and Old Lace , Harvey , Sho- Gun , Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving Assemblies, North Central Chorus, Commencementg INTERLUDE, Home Room Officer, Debate. We're kept busy keeping up with Betty JOHN DAVID MCCLURE Intramural Basketball, B-Team Baseball: Student Council. Cmlee Club. f 'AGoing steady 'ff TTY LOUISE MCDONALD Ala' ll-Iome Room Treasurer. W GA,-3 5 Taking things easy with a smile ROBERT BRUCE MCEARLANE He's a jolly good fellow FRED LEROY MCKENZIE Jr, High Basketball, Baseball, Intramural Basketball. Intramural Wrestling: Junior Athletic Club. Million dollar smile ORE LEE MCKNIGHT Small but mighty JUDITH ELIZABETH MELLOW Barnstormers, Glee Club, National Eorensic League, SPUR Qtreas-sec.D, Jr. N. C. C. J.: Lady Precious Stream , 'ACentral Standard Time , Harvey , Lady in the Dark , Mr. Barrie's Etchings : Student Coun- cil Csecj, INTERLUDE Feature Editor, Quill and Scroll, Varsity Debate, Election Assembly, Yearbook Staff, Home Room Officer, Honor Roll, High School Page Reporter. Star reporter NAOMI RUTH MENDENHALL Silence gives grace to a woman MARGARET CHRISTINE MICHAELIS Tumbler's Clubg Tumbling Assemblies, Fashion Show? INTERLUDE. We'll know her by her smile l953 GRADUATES SYLVIA HELEN MICINSKI Junior Izaak Walton, Library Club. Always quiet DUANE THOMAS MILLER Varsity Baseball, Intramural Basketball: Home Room Officer. Looking ahead, and aiming high SANDRA ELIZABETH MILLER Glee Club: Easter, Student Council Assemblies: INTERLUDE Editorial Writer and Feature Editor, Student Council, Home Room Officer, As likeable as loOkable ' LLOYD I-IERMAN MILLIKEN B Team Baseball, Intramural Basketball: INTER- LUDE Reporter, Home Room Officer, I-Ionor Roll, Debate. A smile that knocks 'em dead ORTON LEROY MILLS Band Sergeant-at-Arms and Librarian, AERO Club: Orchestra, Pep Band. LYNN ETI-IEL MINOR Swim, Intramural Volleyball: G. A. A. Surpasses in athletics lx .-Strong, quiet type y JOSEPHINE LEIGI-I MOCK Water Ballet: Glee Club: Treasurer and President Amigo: Easter Assemblies: Home Room Secretary. More bounce to the ounce as ,jf .Wt NANCY SUE MORRICAL Secretary-Treasurer of Tumbler's Club, Cadet Teach mg, Tutoring of Chinese, Glee Club: Tumbler's As sembly, A smile that uJon't rub off REVIS ARTHUR MORTON C-Team Baseball, Intramural Basketball' Jr. Athletics Jr. Izaak Walton, Rod and Gun, Taxidermy Clubs? Orchestra. Blushing red head ARTHUR DALE MOW Intramural Wrestling, Gallons of personality in a pint-size container ERVIN JOI-IN MROZINSKI A great guy MARY LOUISE NELSON Spanish Club: Orchestra for Sweethearts , Centra- lite , Lady in the Dark , Orchestra Assemblies: Music Contests. Orchestra. Still water runs deep 1953 GRADUATES DAVE NIVER Band Club: Band and Orchestra Assembliesp Solo and Ensemble Contest. Mn Saxophone PATRICIA J ANE MORRIS Intramural Basketball and Volleyball: G. A. VA., Re- porter and President of Tri-Hi-Yg Student Council Representative, Amigo Club, In the fashion spotlight DAVID THOMAS NOWACKI Hi-Y Chaplain, Jr. Izaak Walton, Chemistry, Jr. Academy of Science Clubs: Jr. Red Cross President: Debate, Political, Welcome, and Easter Assemblies: Varsity Debate, Student Council, Home Room Presi- dent, State Math Contest, Best Boy in Science in Indiana 1952-1953. A good mind possesses a kingdom RICHARD JOSEPH NYIKOS Tumblers Club: Tumbling Assemblies: S t u d e nt Council. Successful worker WILLIAM HENRY ODELL Cross-Country, Varsity Track, Intramural Basketball, Swimming Manager, Intramural Football CAdmiral Farragut Academyl 3 Vice-President of SmilerS, Hi-Y, Barnstorm-ers: Student Council Assembly, Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves : Student Council Vice-Presi- dent. The Veep JACK OGDEN Varsity Track and Cross-Country. Speedy CAROLE JANET OGLETON Cilee Club. A bit of sunshine JOSEPH PETER O'MALLEY Intramural Basketball, B-Team Basketball, Track, Varsity Basketball: Vice-President of Home Room: Student Council. Irish Eyes Are Smilin' I J al I tw l THOMAS EDWARD OSTHIMER . J f Intramural Basketball. X 0 'G ' P The quiet and efficient type 7 pw LM D' 1 DIANNE L. OURSLER -J Barnstormers, Quill and Scroll, SPUR, Glee Clubs: Lady Precious Stream , A'Central Standard Time , Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving Assemblies, North Central Chorus, Festival Chorusg INTERLUDE QRe- porter, Feature Editorj, Exchange Editorj, Student Council, Home Room Qsec.-treas.j. Neat little number JOHN OXIAN Orchestra Assemblies: Orchestra Club: Sweethearts , Lady in the Dark . Our talented musician' ' JOAN PAGEL ..JO,, Qf l953 GRADUATES RONALD LEONARD PAWLAK Jr. High Football, Basketball, Baseball, Intramural Basketball. i'Ronnie, what next? NEVA DIANE PEARSE Barnstormers, Secretary of Spanish Club: Under the Gaslight . Committee, Water Ballet. Tall, blond, and charming ELINOR ROSE PINE A heart as gold as her hair BARBARA ANN POPIOLEK A gal you can't help liking THEODORE PAUL PRANGE Intramural Basketball: Barnstormers: Arsenic and Old Lace , Sweethearts g Student Council. A mind of his own AARON ALFRED PRATHER Vice-President of Comets. To be specihc, he's terrific! CONSTANCE CATHERINE PRATHER Glee Club Vice-President: Lady in the Dark , North Central Chorus, Easter, Christmas, Thanksgiving, Cwlee Club Assemblies. This sugar is so reHned SHIRLEY ANN PRZYBYSZ Library, Junior Walton League Clubs. So quiet JAMES ROLAND PYTLAK Football, Intramural Basketball: Student Council. Keeping up the girls' morale EDWARD STANLEY RAJCHEL Intercity Baseballg Visual Education, Chemistry Club. Student Council. Always quiet CATHERINE ESTER RAYMOND Glee Club, Jr. Izaak Walton: Sweethearts , Christ' mas, Easter, Thanksgiving Assemblies, North Central Choir, Baccalureate, Commencement, A'Sho-Gun. Bundle of sunshine 'WALTER RONALD REECE Ifootball. Peewee l953 GRADUATES DOUGLAS ALLEN RHODES Eighth Grade Football. Baseball. Keeps us guessing DEAN RICH Jr, Izaak Walton League Club. Tall, light, and quiet JOHN THOMAS RILAND National Eorensic League: Varsity Debate. i'Mr. President PATRICIA ANN RINGER Jr. Walton Club Treasurer. Miss Nurse of 1956 THEODORE WAYNE RINGER Football Captain, Basketball, Most Valuable Players Award: Home Room President, Kiwanis Club Repre- sentative. The best captain of any team J. RICHARD ROCKSTROH Varsity Tennis: Hi-Y Chaplain and President, Glee Club Secretary-Treasurer. Home Room Officer, Jr. Red Cross: Sweethearts , Lady in the Dark . Glee Club Assemblies, Welcome Assembly, North Central Chorusg INTERLUDE Advertising Manager, Quill and Scroll, Jr. Rotarian, Honor Roll. On the quiet road to success GEORGE EDWARD ROHRBACH Varsity Track and Cross-Country: Hi-Y Vice-Presi- dent, Jr. Academy of Science Vice-President, Chemistry Club, Jr. Red Cross: Easter Assembly. Going places quietly ART ROSS Football: Glee Club, What a man TOM PAUL ROTHENHO-EEER NIHSCES Contest, Glee Clubg Let's Talk Turkey , Sweethearts : Orchestra. He will hold his own RICHARD DALE ROUCH Glee Club Home Room Vice-President: Central Standard Time , Christmas, Thanksgiving Assemblies. A wit's a feather, and a chief a rod: an honest man's the Noblest work of God THOMAS DONALD RUSINEK Varsity Tennis Teamg Hi-Y Chaplaing Student Coun- cil, Jr. Kiwanian. To be: the richest bachelor in town STARK O. SANDERS, JR. Home Room 'Secretary-Treasurer, Glee Club, INTER. LUDE Advertising Manager and Business Manager, Stu- dent Council, Quill and Scroll, Debate. Mr. Republican l953 GRADUATES CARSON LEE SARVARI Varsity Swimming and Football, Intramural Basket- ball: Student Council, Friendly to all, liked by all ROBERT JAMES SCANNELL Varsity Football, Basketball, Track, Most Valuable Players' Award. You have to work for success THOMAS CARL SCHAFER Basketball and Golf: Treasurer and President of SmilerS, President of Sophomore Class. Clear the floor for Tom SHARON LEE SCHEIMAN Barnstorrners, Jr. Red Cross: Committee of Sweet- hearts , Lady in the Dark , Central Standard Time . Lady Precious Stream , INTERLUDE. Bobs half-pint JACK ALBERT SCI-IUCK A wonderful person lo know RICHARD LEE SCHUTT Varsity Iiootball and Basketball: Jr. Class Vice-Presi- dent. Senior Class President: Welcome Assembly: Student Council. Wht11lu' hunk o' man! NIA SCOPELITIS Volley Ball Tournament: Glee Club President, Spur Treasurer: 'Central Standard Time , Lady in the Dark , Sweethearts , North Central Chorus, Eestival Chorus, Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas As- semblies: Home Room President. Central knows no fIf16l 'J MARILYN PATRICIA SCOTT l'The perfect secretary SUE SEAVER Barnstormers: Central Standard Time , Sweet- hearts , The Seasons , Harvey , Lady in the Dark : Home Room President. Hemi buyer at IVyrnans JACK RONALD SINGER Intramural Basketball. He keeps us guessing RICHARD JOHN SERGEANT Intramural Wrestling and Basketball: President of Tumblers: Tumblers' Assemblies. Tumbling star on TV MARLENE MARIE SERRITELLA Clee Club: Christmas, Easter, North Central As- semblies. Ron's private secretary 1953 GRADUATES JAMES EUGENE SEYBOLD Barnstormers, Ushers Club-lst and Znd Captain, Secretary and Treasurer. Head usher on Broadway JOHN SHAUL Camera Club, Vice-President, Orchestra, INTERLUDE Photographer. Shutterbug SALLY ANNABELLE SHAW Tumbling Assemblies and Performances. Tumbling instructor at Central KENNETH EUGENE SHERK Football: Chemistry Club. Little Chef KAY FRANCES SHIPLEY Girls' Volleyball, Basketball: Library Club: Glee Club: Home Room Vice-President. Always talking to Drone ROCCO JOHN SIMERI, JR, Varsity Wrestling. He's tops in everyones' book GEORGE O. SINGER Basketballg Safety Assembly: Student Council, Junior Class Officer: SmilerS Vice-President. Our handsome Romeo BILL SMITH One of the Smiths CLAUDE SMITH Volleyball Tournament: Tri-Hi-Y, G. A, A.: Tria Hi-Y, Thanksgiving Assembly. Good to look at FREDDIE MAYE SMITH Glee Club, Christmas, Thanksgiving Assemblies. Looking forward to Paris, and fashion designing GRETCHEN E. SMITH Little one SHIRLEY ANN SMITH Future Teachers of America, Tri-Hi-Y, Barnstormers: Glee Club, Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving Ag- semblies: Band. A terrific pal, one swell gal 1953 GRADUATES ALIDREY EREIDA ANNE SXIDER Ciirls' Intramural Vollcy ball Tourney INTERLLDE Yearbook. Calling Dr. Snider ARNOLD H. SPELLXIXX Varsity Track and Cross Country Manager President Vice-President and Se rctarx of Camera Club The politician' HENRY H. SPIEKER Intramural Basketball. AA'I'CSIll.1'1g B Ttam Basktt ball. lI'hc1t's the answer? RICHARD JOHN STANRUS Barnstormcrs. Can't ask for better STEVE SERAEIM STAX ROPOULOS Varsity Xklrcstling. Track Rnd Cross Junior Class X'iccAPrcsidcnt. Indiana Junior Aiademy of Suene Student Council Ccxecutiu boardl Glte Club :I man's man EDXVARD WILLIAM STILLSON Varsitv Tumbling. Intramural Baskitball Tumbling Asscmblics. Top notrh melhanu JOSEPHINE C. ST. JOHN Miss Einslein ERNEST ELMO STOKES Magicians Club Secretary Treasurer The Magic Hour IXIARY LUCILE STOXVERS XVatcr Ballct: INTERLUDE Thats our fade! SALLY LEE STRATTONI Tri-I-li-Y Cv.-presl Thanksgnxng and Political Assemblies: Red Cross Representatne INTERLUDE 'She's our Sally BERT SXYEETOXV Better lale than never MIKE SXVEETOXR lVho knowsfw , 1953 GRADUATES DOUGLAS ALAN SWIHART Early to bed and early to rise PAUL JOSEPH SZYMANSKI Tennis, Track, Intramural Basketball: Home Room Oificer. I'll see ya JAMES COUSTANT TANKERSLEY Chemistry Club, Junior Academy of Science, Band . Assemblies, Band. Orchestra, 'iGenius at work JOE LOUIS TAYLOR Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, Intramural Basket- ball, Football Club, Magicians Club Cv.-presj. Little but mighty JOHN DAVID TAYLOR B Team Football, Hi-Y Club. Qu1'et! EVELYN RosEMARY TH ff vw Barnstormersp Fashion Slaqyvni u h!g6l4if1 1 fu Majorette. , I .Z Our lady in wht' e l F MMM U u A 9 Tumbling: Band Assemblies and Tumbling Assemblies: Band Concerts. On Io more schooling WWW V JAMES JOSEPH TOBOLSKI LEROY EVERETT TONER Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball: Camera Club Cv.-pres.D . He keeps you on your toes BESSIE KIKI TSALIKIS Volleyball Tourney: Glee Club: Easter, Christmas, Thanksgiving, Glee Club Assemblies, Central Standard Time , Lady in the Dark . I was in Glee Club DOLORES ETHEL TURK Home Room Secretary. Miss Secretary CHARLES CLAYTON TUTOROW 'fThere's only one like him KAY UNGER Christmas Assemblies, Sweethearts cast, Easter As- sembly, Thanksgiving Assemblies: Glee Club. Our young business woman 1953 GRADUATES CYNTHIA KAY VANDERBECK Glee Club, Band Assemblies, Sweethearts , Central Standard Time , Lady in the Dark , Easter, Thanks- giving, and, Christmas Assemblies: North Central Chorus: Band CSecretaryj, St, Mary's, here I come ELOISE JANETTE VANNATTA Secretary-Treasurer of National Forensic League: U N. Assemblies, Debating Assemblies: Varsity Debat- ing. Future diplomat SANDRA LEE VINCENT Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Basketball: Glee Club, G. A. A.: Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter Assemblies, North Central Chorus. Lady in the Dark JIM EVERETT VITOU Varsity Golf, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Wrestling: Home Room President: Senior Party: Student Council. Future Ben Hoganm LAWRENCE EDWARD WAGNER Hi-Y Club: Glee Club, 'President of American Trust MARIETTA PAULINE WAGNER Junior Walton Qsecj, Band Club: Band Assemblies. Always on time B. XVARD Angelic NORRIS JOHN WARD Tumblers and Barnstormers Club: Tumbling Shows, Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves , Let's Talk Tur- key : St. Joseph County Swim Meet. True to his friends NETTA MARIE WARREN The future Mrs. James Pack GLORIA WATERS Bell of 22-4 f M l Q N BER G Cl Cv.-pres.j, Barnstormers Triple 1 an Thanksgiving Assemblies, Cen- ra l'Z1l'1 a Q ' , Harvey , Lady in the Dark , ent: INTERLUDE Circulation W TAKER K er Central Tumblers. AnehOrs away Oi .ia I-'X gr! T' - T - 9 JI i S1 3 a 5' C e flag ' n H ul 11 I Q ici ' 1953 GRADUATES LANAYA JEAN WHITCOMB Barnstormerszl Central Standard Time , Sweet- hearts . Tobias and the Angel , Harvey , Lady in the Dark , Under the Cwaslightswg Christmas As- sembly. Strike up the band ARTHUR JACKSON WHITE Tennis Cvarsityl, Football, Basketball: Hi-Y Qsec treas.j, Band Csgt.-at-armsj , Masque and Gavel Orchestra, Band. - A newcomer that really Hts in JOAN WHITEMAN Success Story JEANNE ALICE WHITINGER Tumblers, Glee Club: Fashion Show. Miss Nightengaleu JACK WHITLOCK Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Track: Hi-Y Secretary. Barnstormers: Harvey , Easter Assembly: Senior Class Christmas Party, All City Prom Ccommitteel, June Prom Ccommitteej, Home Room Officer. ' Sure to succeed THOMAS MICHAEL WIERZBINSKI Admiral Tom JACK WILTROUT B Team Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Intramural Basketball. Swick CLARA BELLE WINSTON Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Intra mural Table Tennis: Girls Athletic Association. 'fOne in a million JEAN ROSEMARIE WISNIEWSKI Glee Club, 'Future opera star MARILYN MARTHA WITUCKI Intramural Volleyball: INTERLUDE Agent, Glee Club G. A. A. Program Chairman. One with a smile neuer fails SHIRLEY ANN WOLFE G. A. A. Varsity Volleyball, Baseball: A. A. A., Barn- Sformers, Glee Club, Orchestra, Band and Orchestra Assemblies, Band Majorette. Central's rnajoretrew LONNIE VERE WOODS Varsity Track and Football, Intramural Basketball Football Club. He's OH to Bull State 1953 GRADUATES GAYALLA JOAN WODRICH Barnstormers Board, Glee Club, French Club, Home Room Officerg 'Central Standard Time , Sweet- hearts , Lady in the Dark , A'Under the Gaslight . Fisherman and His Soul , Sho-Gun , Christmas Assembly. Looks as well as talent PATRICIA KATHRINE WOOSLEY Intramural Volleyball, Table Tennis Tourney: Thanksgiving. Christmas, and Easter Assemblies. Lady in the Dark , North Central Chorus, INTER- LUDE, Student Council, Glee Club, G. A. A. Personality plus SHIRLEY GRAYE WOOSLEY Intramural Volleyball, Table Tennis Tourneyg Christ- mas, Easter, Thanksgiving Assemblies, North Central Chorus, Lady in the Dark , Glee Club, G. A, A., Home Room Officer. A promising Centraliten LYLA ROSE WRATE Barnstormers, G. A. A., Spanish, Glee Clubs, Band Majorette, Home Room Officer. Stepping high JOAN LEE YODER Glee Club. A gal who has what it takes DOROTHY ANN ZAKRESKI Barnstormers. Sweet li'l hIondie ADDITIONAL GRADUATES BEN BAKER Intramural Basketball, Track: Chess Club. He'll be a famous artist some dau SAM BORDERS The laughing redhead MARGARET BROOKS Glee Club. l'Neat little nuinberl' LUCY BROWN How time flies PHYLLIS CAMPBELL Cover girl JOE EDWARD CASEY No doubt about it, Joe's a grand boy JACK MARVIN CHARETON LARRY CLAXTON He puts his troubles in a basket with a hole in it' JIM ARTHUR COLEMAN Varsity Football, Track. Mn Speed JOHN COLEMAN Intramural Basketball. Absence makes the heart grow fonder GERALD DEAN CREMER Intramural Wrestling: Jr. Waltons Cv.-pres.j, Ushers Rod and Gun Clubs. A friend, indeed NORMAN DEADY ' He's got a pocketful of four-leaf clouers RICHARD DONKER Mn Ambition Intramural Basketballg Glce Club: Thanksgiving, North Central Assemblies. Sho-Gun g INTERLUDE. Happy-go-lucky EUGENE DURBEN A bright future THE INTERLUDE 45 ADDITIONAL GRADUATES DoNALD LEE GLANTZ Intramural Basketball, UB Team Bggkgtball, Off to I. U. SAMUEL FLOYD HAYNES Enjoying fun MARVIN J. HIGGINS Intramural Basketball, B Basketball. You just can't tell about GRACIE MAE I-IODGES Gracie JANET MARIAN LEA Miss Purdue Froshu VIVIAN LUTZ lVhat,s your guess? CAROL MARVIN Looking forward THELMA MARIE NORTH Intramural Volleyball: Handy Home Room Ofhcer. A lady of leisure ROBERT PILARSKI One in a million WALTER REECE Success is certain JAMES TERENCE RIORDAN Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball and Wrestling Football Club: Student Council. Citizen of the worldy' ANNA SHADEL this gUy'3 future 'iJust give me a typewriter and a desk FRANCES PHYLLIS ROSENZWEIG Worhi'ng in an ofticeu JAMES STEWART A celebrity in our midst EDWARD STILLMAN Unpredictable MARY JOAN WEIHROUCH Barnstormers, S. P. U. R., Cilee Clubs: A'Central Stand ard Tim-e , Tobias and the Angel , Sweethearts Lady in the Dark , Shall We Join the Ladies?' Harvey , North Central, Easter, Christmas, and Wel come Assemblies: Student Council, I-Ionor Roll. Shes tinyy' Andy fsec., bus. mgr.D, BEVERLY CAROL WOOD G. A. A. Lady of few words Student Adrninistrotion Corps Members of the Student Administration Corps work. in the main office, Mr. V. C. H3ft61',S office and Ml., Merlin Richard's office as assistants to the secretaries. 'Ifhe girls operate the switchboard, type, file, and run errands. Left to righti Safldfa C311-OWHY, Jtlllef L6W1I1Sk1, Mrs. Baer, Joan Fenska, Noreen Bruce, Rose- ann Delia, Marilyn Hedriek, Mary Lou WHIIDSIKI, Peggy BQUHSSI, J0yCe Riehle, Nancy McManus, Julie Ann Krueger, and Sharon Uld 11'1. v l a W., HOLIDAYS ABOVE: Members of the Central Glee Club rehearse for their part in the big North Central Chorus. They appeared before the teachers of the North Central Indiana Teachers Association at John Adams on October 23. Lower View shows home room members decorating in anticipation of a visit from St. Nick. OPPOSITE: Christmas holiday activities included the annual Christmas assemblies. This year girl members of Miss Helen Weber's Glee Club participated with the Barn- stnrincrs under the direction of James L. Casaday in presenting the programs. On Friday morning, December 19, members of the senior classes of 1953 met in the school gym for music, dancing, and refreshments. Home room 221 Was one of many groups holding Christmas gift exchanges. 46 4 . mf' N' x f xr 4 x M- Q W 'Q se? X wi fi. W fx is ' Q 2 ,, A Z Q .,., VY? 1 w 4' VY gy 331 THE INTERLUDE Q04 ,of 1 -Oi SO: on x04 V on 'zczfufczfionz B516 flfllagsi fo ffig Graduating Class of 1953 PUFITFH-I ITS SUITE 4-5-6 STATE THEATER BLDG. Phone 4-9596 204 xox xo: ,Of c :QQ F1 wof1Trof 'foc9 15 6 A F 'A L . 9 T Q l f Q 0 . 5 4 2 :S Z 2 2 S Q A 2 5 3 3 ,Q 2 s Z S Ng M ' W'f'Mx'WN E' '4 'X' 'Q I iif was-is -' 2 K- Y , 4 M -14.1, it if -- -M: .gk f N EA viva Ms wr av -ag A ef QQ? lil ABOVE: Well-filled trophy cases speak for the Bears' prowess in interschool competition Above IS shown one of two new trophy cases added to the main floor this past year. These two new cases were made available through contributions from the following groups - Central Punt and Pivot Club SmilerS, Amigo, Handy Andy, Comets, the January and June, 1952 graduating classes and the Cen tral High School Board of Control. BELOW: The paved playground, as seen from the third floor of the rnain building not only pro vides for basketball, volleyball, and shuffleboard, but can be used for track activities as well There 1S an oval running track approximately 190 yards in length circling the plot. 1 G! , -0 I , I L 1 at I :XM 1 ,aww K, X y ,, .,y,t,y i J, p M ' 'fi 'jg f ffy- ,, s f rv rs'r A Q' A i,,, - f ? so as W ,rr,, y tr,y, 1 Q aww, ,,,,,,,,Ww,1 wnmwk. 4-...M 3Wf'ffJZ ffdw. 'Owemvfflg .M ZSKMIQKQ: I J,,,y A 417 if gff mae 4,11 A!f:,f,4 Zf, Qi5.sf 5, f fl - My f 1 A j 91 KJQIPS 1 rs' lfi.7Aa!'4f I KW ,riff 2, ipgsggo F' l Jiffy!!-I? ' f ' ' f?w W ' X' , CENTRAL VARSITY - 1952 52 .2 Q L4 GJ E Lil 4-F.. U2 GJ 3 QE '5 aa an DG LI C CES Q of an rf E an Di .2 L5 uf 3 an E 'IE 2 Q as Q -I-4 r-4 U2 GJ -5-4 U I-In 5 o Q GJ on CU M 5 U-0 cu 5 Elf E -I? 3 I5 M .M Q I3 4.7 T9 E .Q O cn 1: GJ Z P.. 4-I GJ LI LI CU CQ I-4 I-4 --4 III C1 FSI' .M .2 D .E 3 'T' .-4 CU O LH. 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Rovv tvvo: Terry Botteron, Charlie Rettison, Jim Larson, Joe Sipocz, Marvin Thomas, Jim Magor, Paul Burger, Mike Campbell. and Duane Schneider. 1 S c 0 r e s - Triangular Meet Triangular Meet Triangular Meet Central 33 ............ Riley 22 Central 21 .,.....e.. Goshen 37 Central 32 ....... Mishawaka 32 Central 20 .....l..... Adams 38 Central 21 ....... Washington 37 Central 42 ........., Elkhart 16 Quadrangul-ar Meet City Meet Central 35 .............,... LaPorte 20 Central 51 .................. Adams 63 Central 50 ....... Fort Wayne North 15 Riley 38 .... .......... W ashington 84 Central 29 ............ Michigan City 26 VARSITY TENNIS The tennis team started the sea- son with a victory over South Bend Riley, which was the netmen's only Win of the year. Coach Bob Tur- nock had to rebuild his varsity team from freshmen due to 1952 graduation losses. Members pictured left Cleft to rightji Bob Wortham, Ron Kroll, Joe Levy, Don Garlough, Don Den- ning, Bob Fassnacht, and Tom Rusinek. L S c 0 r e s -- Central Central 5 .............. Riley O Central 0 ......... Mishawaka 5 Central 1 ............ LaPorte 4 Central 0 ............. Elkhart 5 Central 1 -- Fort Wayne North 4 Central 2 ......... Mishawaka 3 Central 1 ............. Adams 4 0 5 ---- --- Goshen VARSITY WRESTLING Central's matmen: Back row, left to right: Bob Pauszek, Don Ross, Joe Kambol, Richard Kovacs, Ned Schmitt, Dick Laughlin. THIRD ROW: Chuck Foster, Joel Levy, Eric Rems, Eddie Krulewitch, Joe Tir- otta, Dale Sigrist, Dick Miller, Dick Ugoretz. SECOND ROW: Charles Howell, Cliff Witkowski, Bob Mil- lion, Bob Loy, John Eichorst, Dan Hager, Ron Sokol, George William. FIRST ROW: Jim Zultanski, Ken Grubbs, Dan Grocki, Frank Ieraci, Joe Sipocz, Jim Ieraci, Bernie Minkow, and Gary Wegenke. The Bear grapplers, coached by Robert I. Jones following his return from military service late in the semester, grunted through a good season. Although they failed to reach the runner-up spot in the state finals, which they had made .,,.,, for the past three seasons, they sported a very respectable won eight, lost one, and tied one record in dual meets. They were NIHSC champions, second in the sectional meets, and placed sixth in the state finals. Frank Ieraci, wrestling in the 112-pound class, was a 1952-1953 state champion. The following were conference champions: Dan Grocki, 103 lbs.g John Eich- orst, 127 lbs.: Paul Eichorst, 133 lbs.: J-oe Tirotta, 145 lbs.: Ned Schmitt, 155 lbs.: and Dale Sigrist, 175 lbs. U ', Wt - f DUAL MEET RESULTS - Wfkf' f.,, Q CQYHFHI 23 -- ----------.-....... Howe Academy 23 -,ywky CSIIU'-211 32 --4 H-- E. C. Washington 11 :,, A Central 25 -,- -U Hammond Tech 18 if Central 21 H- --- E. C. Roosevelt 17 Central 42 --- -- Hammond Clark 8 gi --- -... E.-E:.-WTh0rnt0n 15 J . 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They tied for second place in the conference meet and were third in the state finals standings. Central had three championships in the conference meet: Dave Doty was first in diving and Leslie Lobaugh took honors in the 40- yard free style and 200-yard free style races. Lobaugh was state champion in the 50-yard free style race, setting a new record of 24.9, as Well as in the 200-yard free style in the record-breaking time of 2:09.1. DUAL MEETS 5 Y cena-ai 56 .......,.... s. B. Washington 24 , Central 41 --- --- Muncie Burris 25 - r Central 41 ,- --- caiumer City 25 cena-ai 39 --- ..., s. B. Adams 27 Coach Central 51 -- --- Gary Froebel 14 Hoyef Whiting 38 .... ..... 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Standing: Coach Szucs, Joe Smith, Jack Taylor, Melvin Holmes, Joe Winston, Melvin Ross, Ray Dorn, and Ozzie Turner, manager. BELOW: Coach Bud Emrick's Junior high basketball team copped the city-Wide junior high tournament, defeating Oliver, 50-31, Washington, 49-27, and Jefferson, 47-30. The team won 15 and lost six games during the season. They took second place in the league play. High scorer and best free thrower was John Coalman with 177 points. Shown below are, front row, left to right: Robert Greer, Dale Martin, James Dunn, Robert Clark, Denn Bishop, Austin Bond, and Manager Paul Hagedorn. Back row: Henry Chandler, Melvin Ross, ' s ' ' W' t and Larry Niles. Y Dale Cummings, John Coalman, Melvin Holmes, Bob Washington, Joe ins on, .1 .w fy .. . NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL The ninth graders, directed by Coach James L. Powers, were winners of 14 out of 19 games during the season's play. They won twice from Adams, Riley, Mishawaka, and split with Washing- ton in two game series. Team members pictured above are, front row, left to right: Paul Pozil, Archie Simmons, Dick Holdeman, Jack Coppens, and Lee Nicks. Second row: Robert Green, William Smith, captain, Hen- ry Taghon, Jesse Bush, Dale Rems, and Robert J-ones. Back row: Joe Phillips, Robert Jensen, Char- les Lynn, Marty Kleva, Joe King, and James Adair. BELOW: Never, during the Hoosier Hysteriav season of 1953, did the Central student body fail to back their favorite five to the limit. This is attested by the two appearances pictured below. Every pep meeting found the auditorium filled to SRO and pre-dawn arrivals to be first in line at the ticket window for sectional, regional, semi-final, and state Hnal pasteboards were common flower rightb. g.,,WN,wu 10 1 H It l ' WM 7 Z THE INTERLUDE F ' ,Of 1 ,Of ,Of ,of ,of ,of :of ,of 04 P0 Q COMPLIMENTS OF THE Soufg Banc! Olfofaf Gqiaoaiafion - THE OLIVER ' THE HOFFMANN - THE LA SALLE - THE MICHIANA Q ' fo: :of :of :of ,oc ,of Jo ,of :of fo- ,of ,oc ,oi ,0. ,OC-9 G ,of :of ,of 101 ,of :of io :QQ ,QCQ T5IlTlTE'S . . . Your Exclusive Headfquarters for Teenage Shoes 1- SUCH AS -- Scmdlers - Cover Girls MANY oTHER FAMOUS BRANDS N 4 . . ' .,. 108 No. Michigan St. Phone 2-2680 of ,Qc ,Qc ,Of ,Oc-101 ,Of y 1 my ,Qc pc: for Q The Final Game - 1953 - S. B. Central B F P Schafer, f .... --- 2 2 2 Wiltrout, t --- --- 4 2 2 Harmon, f --- --- 0 0 1 Quiggle, c --- --- 5 2 1 Harvey, g --- --- 4 1 2 Molnar, g --- .... - 2 1 2 Totals .......... 17 3 10 T. H. Gerstmeyer B A. Andrews, f ..... 2 H. Andrews, f ..... 7 Kelley, f .......... F P 2 5 6 0 1 0 0 H. Andrews, c ..... 0 2 2 1 1 3 1 Bolk, g ........... l Smith, g .... --- 3 Totals .......... 15 11 11 Score by quarters: Central ..,.. 14 25 29 42 Gerstmeyer - 9 20 31 41 Free throws missed: tCen- tralj -Wiltrout 3, Quiggle, Harvey 3, Molnarg CGerst- meyerj-A. Andrews 2, Har- ley Andrews 2. What About Next Year? Central's varsity of '53 - '54 will need replacements to fill the vacancies due to graduation losses. Most likely they will be drawn from this year's B team. Coach Robert Turnock's Cubs pulled through a season of nine wins and ten losses. They were double winners over Mishawa- ka and Riley, and had single victories over Gary Roosevelt, Goshen, Lafayette Jeff, LaPorte, and Warsaw. They were defeat- ed twice by South Bend Wash- ington, and lost single games to Hammond, East Chicago Wash- ington, Logansport, Michigan City, Adams, Muncie Central, Ft. Wayne North Side, and Elk- hart. They scored 702 points against their opponents' 599. Road to Victory For Central Five Here is the road to victory South Bend Central High School Bears traveled in capturing the 1953 basket- ball championship of Indi- ana, the iirst ever won by a South Bend team. Sectional South Bend Riley, 54-50. Lakeville, 73-46. Washington-Clay, 91-69. Madison Twp., 83-68. Regional Elkhart, 67-53. North Webster, 68-49. Semifinal Logansport, 72-69 KOTD. Gary Lew Wallace, 61-54. Finals Milan, 56-37. Central 42, Terre Haute Gerstmeyer 41. X The squad was made up of John Holmes, Edward Gray, Elmer Dickens, Douglas Reed, James Edwards, JHIHGS Lafldelft J0h11 MCNHFY, Dale Rerns, Robert Jones, Robert Jensen, Charles Lynn, Robert GOVGFHS, Gnd Richard Holderman, all sophomoresg and Jack Cote, a junior. Richard Jones was the team manager. The Victors BELOW: How it feels when you win. Front row-Molnar, Scannell, Coach McCall, Assistant Coach Turnock, Capt. Schafer. Middle-Reider, Quiggle, O'Donnell, Harmon, Harvey, Wiltrout, Trainer Otto Neilson. Back-Principal P. D. Pointer, Yockey, Greer, Blanton, Mgr. Ken Alward. -tCourtesy South Bend Tribunej Ziff Cali tg -as-ai, 6. SS X . ' Z.. W' Z 917.9 ' 5' 'V' J, 2 if 5 Varsity Basketball THE CHAMPIONS, left to right: Paul Harvey, guard, Horace Blan- ton, forward, Bob Greer, center, Emery Molnar, guard, Tom Schafer, captain and forward, Jack Wiltrout, forward, Jim Reider, center, Jack Quiggle, center, Bill Harmon, forward, Bob Scannell, guard, Dan O'Don- nell, guard, Leland Yockey, guard. The season's scores - Bear victories were over Gary Roosevelt, 63-57, Hammgnd, 56-53, Logansport, 64-53, Michigan City, 60-59, Goshen, 70-45, Lafayette Jeff, 66-34, LaPorte, 58-46, Gary Mann, 55-50, Adams, 57-52, Muncie, 70-67, S. B. Washington, 70-56, Mishawaka, '79-55, War- saw, 88-61, Fort Wayne North Side, 75-63, Elkhart, 67-65. The losses were with East Chicago Washington, 46-51, Jeffersonville, 44-47, Ham- mond, 40-43, Riley, 45-60, and Anderson, 70-73. Highlights of the regular Season play were notably the breaking of the long victory string of the Muncie Central state champions at Muncie anfl thehdefeat of Elkhart there after it began to seem as if the Blazers were invincible on their own floor. The N. I. H. S. C. standings were - Central, 8-1, Elkhart, 7-2, La- Porte 7-2' Riley, 6-3, Adams, 5-4, North Side Fort Wayne, 4-5, Michigan Cjty,,3-6Q,MlSl1?lXV3k3, 3-6, Washington, 2-7, and Goshen, 0-9. Special awards were made at the annual banquet honoring the bas- ketball five-the Kiwanis award went to Bob Scannell, and Tom Schafer was given both the Gold Award and the Student Council free tm-OW award. 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James Vitou, Charles Thurn, Marty Kleva, and Jim Larsen. VARSITY TRACK BELOW - Front row, left to right: Leonard Foster, Lionel Foster, Dan Matthew, Ed Pullman. Second row: Jim Reider, Gene Foster, Don Onderdonk, Jack Cote, Eddie Nailon, Robert Zarembka, and George Rohrbach. Third row: John Dunnuck, Kenneth Krernpec, Dick Laughlin, Jim Major, John Clark, Ed Love, and Bob Peglow. Top row: Arnold Spellman, manager, Coach John Burger, Bill Barrett, Bob Scannell, captain, William Winston, and Ed Murray, manager. At press time neither the track nor golf season were more than just under way, consequently the season's scores were not available. 'K r in 'WA lbfy .1 gl ,X nv i s f swf 'aa f co ' ff . mf 1-o?f.Wi?f5f.!c .f . may nf, Q, egmfff, Qf A'J4,1g',sgj, A ,..- Q, L..' ,, f' ,QQ rw Z . W., r f Y Q f 94 fm, 'X A ,.v. ,, Q Liyf XN'-iff-x L rr - y. 1 wfw. i, ,I ,.-Y A 5 c X f,,. ff , f Q 0 Z f f ff 6 1 7 G ,Off f if v Q- f f f 1- .- . pe L E , , ff ferr, , 1 V W My 4 vrffg Q , I f X7 f f f r 6 7 f C fry M f Z f of fx 6 f f f 1 f , rf 4 , ff 0 My Q v Q! X ff f GY ff wa,4Lf u.. 2 3 u , , , 9 - 5 d d 5 gil T546 BEARS Varsity Baseball Results of the 1953 baseball season are not available at press time. The squad was under the direction of Coach Lou Ncwbold. Team members pictured above are, Front row: Jim Landen Cpb, Dan O'Donnell Clbl, Bob Puuszek Ccj, John Holmes Cssl, Walt Breske fpb, Dave Hadaway Clfj, Bill Przybysz f3bJ, and Tom Mc- Clanahan fcb. Back row: Jerry Klein, manager, John McNarney Ccfj, Fred McKenzie Cpb, Jim Zielinski fpj, Dick Starrett Cssb, Ray Cieslili Ccfj, Jack Brooks Crfj, Jim Shecld C2bJ, Bernie Minkovv C2bD, and Coach Newbold. B BASEBALL Coach Joseph Mackowiak JR. HIGH TRACK Coach James L. Early JR. HIGH BASEBALL Coach James L. Powers I X , if aims, he -A K Vtxk W N, -f .-,vs-1,-w-V-,. N .r - - ,f .. .W y. , i H - , Q X 43.5 'Q' ' A ' A A 'fe E A - - 45: iv' 'v ' k if M ,r iff: THQ, I 14 , ,2,,,N, ., , Us if in 4: 'M s' ff ,gg tl Kfvx 'W vt X S9 s 0 WW V X7 f X N9 X gfx pf' lg max r ff-:fy A , sfff W V A 09 91 f 5, A A 6 .W , Y 4 if Q 5 My I fi Z Varsity Team Captains FOOTBALL-Ted Ringer . . . CROSS COUNTRY-George Rohrbach . . . BASKETBALL-Tom Schafer . WRESTLING-John Eichorst . . . SWIMMING- Bill Barrett . . . TENNIS--Ron Krall . . . GOLF-James Vitou . . TRACK-Bob Scanneli . . . BASEBALL-CTO be named at end of seasonb. ocioiaocl-web 9 5 o o o o o o o QDO, ,Q , 1 , 1 5 a..2 1 P 4 P ' ' ' 'Of ,OCD 6304 wo- for ,of for ,QQ ,of ,gf ,gf 104 :OCS O saUTH BEND'S UNUSUAL GIFT STORE INWOODS 425 South IVUCMSHI1 Sf- 207 No. Michigan st. Q ,Of ,Of ,Of ,aL.2o- vol fo- of ,Od Qbof wo ,of :of wot 10. ,gf ,Qt ,Ot 0 ,ogy Congratulations and Best Wishes TO THE CLASS OF '53 U O Q Q E 3 J ESVEERIASTWCJRI? Is Q rm O O O O O O O O O O B 4 , 31- ' PARTICIPANTS IN WATER BALLET Presented April 24, 25 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM MISS BETTY MATHEWS Undefeated for 5 YQUVS G.A.A. Faculty Adviser CDO: 10 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 04 10Cb O 9 Tomorrow's Homemokers Are Learning 9 1 O O GAS Cooks O BETTER . . . FASTER . , 4 cows Less O 9 304 ,O Q 104 10g.,34 104 0 04 104 104 104 10 0 10: 10: 101 ,Of PO' 'Of YO 104' 7105 ' o o o O 6 F E O O O O l l 6.A.A. First row: Frances Dabro- 1 wiak, Pat Lagan Clntramu- , ralsb, Mimi Bradfield CRe- , corderl, Betty Knott CVice- pres.D, Miss Betty Mathews, Nancy Johnson CPres.b, Al- ma Smith CTreas.J, Joan Las- kowski CSec.J, and Nancy Galos. Second row: Barbara Cudowski, Joyce Wheatley, Betty Casner, Leah Benson, Q. C. Neal, Ola Evans, Helen Hayes, Kathryn Evans, Mary Hayes, and Elaine Goetz. Third row: Joan Bennett, Marilyn Bartkowiak, Mary Marshall, Jean Adair, Joyce Pinkerton, Jill Burgeson, Jane Jackson Lynn Water- son, Lillian Katzmacher, and Phyllis Shonborn. Vamhy VoHeybaH Front row: Jane Jackson, Betty Knott, Joan Laskow- ski, Q. C. Neal, and Nancy Johnson. Second row: Joyce Pinkerton, Barbara Cudow- ski, Miss Mathews, Pat La- gan, and Ola Evans. Front row: Tom Hansen, Doris Bartlett, Nancy Du- mont, Barbara P a r r i s h , Grace Campbell, Sue Char- lesworth, Deanna T a t u m . Phyllis Shonborn, and George Cook. Second r0Wr Diane Pearse, Mary StOWQI'57 N a n c y DeWachter, Mmm Bradfield, Jane J a c k s O n. Wanda Bare, and Mary KH' sak. Third row: Joan Las- kowski, Linda Rosewarne. Joan Frohwerk, Judy Farns- worth, Pauline Kramarz, P21 Lagan, Jean Horak, LYNN Fernald, Eileen Shultz, P31 H31-ms, and Pat Kovacs. 74 THE INTERLUDE 6901 JO O O 04 wo4 wo o o 304 wo4 wb P01 QOL 104 o' loc 404 404 ln. bo o o4 xcgo Q 9 ' 1 ,Th e 6 COMPLIMENTS O o 4 E O Men'5 Cgrnern 0 4 John C. Rockstroh Agency 49 i V 5 Casualty Insurance 1024 Vassar o 9 Q11 SO4 SOC YO- HO! 204 101 DO 101 104' x04 m0 HOME OE NATIONALLY O Q Q04 IOC 'WO4 101 104 204 SOC 104 YOK 101 YOQ '-FE ACCEPTED MERCHANDISE A U O O 9 RENTAL TYPEWRITERS 0 O 81 K 9 O AND ADDING MACHINES U ' ' Tel. 4-4491 0 43 MAIN AT COLFAX 5 e 228 W. Colfax south Bend, Ina. U Q11 401 vo- vo: x04 vo4 vo4 fo4 304 504 ,594 30419 Q94 ,Qc 104 x04 wo4 ,oc so: 104 ,04 ,04 ,O4 ,OJ STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS, 1952-53 -Pictured above are, left to right: Ellen Frank, treasurerg Bill Barrett, presidentg Judy Mellow, secretaryg Mr. Earl Kuhny, faculty udviserg Bill O'Dell, vice-pres. 7504 Q04 104 x04 :04 104 :04 x04 304 :04 x04 y04 104 104 204 x04 x04 104 x04 x014 m0r v04 x04 x04 D J 9 Refreshing 5 O f , fx O in NEIGH- FRQENDLY Q3 , BORTIOOD PAUSE O O O CUSTOM A O 9 9 6 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF SOUTH BEND Qfm 0 0 0 0 204 704 w04 x04 Q04 504 vQ4 ,04 ,04 ,,:04 104 v0g..:Of 'O O O OC 300 wocj 4 USHERS CLUB Members of the club under the faculty sponsorship of C. L. Kuhn usher at all school activities when needed, as well as for various civic activities, Front row: Mike Ledden, first captain, Jerome Kaczmarek, Joe Kowalski, Mr. C. L. Kuhn, Earl Ritchie, Jerry Campbell, Bruce Bailey, and Bob Johnson. Back row: John Phillips, Earl Cottrell, Glenn Huston, Don Trowbridge, secretary, Gene Kurdys, and Ralph Duggan, president. Max Jena is second captain. BELOW - VARSITY DEBATING TEAM. For the fifth time Coach Glen W. Maple's v:ii:siiy dcbaters came within points of a state champioiisliin. David Nowacki, George Bea- iner, Devon Bates, and Eic-iso Van Natta, debitivig on 'tResolved: That the Nations Forming the North Atlantic Treaty Organization Should Form a Federated Union, tied in debates won and lost in the state meet at Warsaw with Columbia City but lost Hrst place on points scored, The team was second in the state National Forensic League competition also. The team won the St. Joseph Valley Forensic League cup for the twelfth time in 13 years. No- wacki was Hrst in after dinner and extemporaneous speaking. Members shown below- front row: Judy Mellow, Coach Maple, and Rita Tanner. Back row: George Beamer, John Riland, Ramon Cook, David Nowacki, Devon Bates, and Eloise Van Natta. 5 .,,1..,,.3 ,., .-,,4. ,.,f ,U U ,,,,,, ,,,, YH , ,,,, W 0 , f. 0 .V V 'f ' A Typical Day in the Life of a Central Miss EPISODE I Cupper leftjl OOops! Was that the tardy bell? No, just 8:15. Oh! Am I ever sleepy and Why must 1 Carry this traveling library? Well, it may impress the teachers. 2 Well now Miss Hatt, I didn't feel Well yesterday afternoon. My folks Weren't home to Write my excuse. I had a toothache, I Think '--H 3 UNO place like under the clock to meet your friends! Say, have you heard-buzz-bizz-tish-sshh- buzz - etc. - 6tC- - etc- '-'-M' 4 afrodgiy the Student Council elections will be over. Suppose this voter respects my candidates? 5 HNOW legs See .. shall I do the INTERLUDE editorials, shall I do the copy for the Sunday Tribune's high gchool page shall I do my Creative Ex, or shall I Just do my na1ls'?!' 6 HM1. Student Council President, will you please have the representative restate his motion a nd slower please! COh! Why didn't I take shorthand?D 7 HWOWI I5 this Water ever cold. And what will it do to my hair-tonite's the prom, too. No Phy Ed credit-no diploma. Here I go ready or notf' 8 ,.An0theI. day- qOnly 11 more days until commencement? My achin' back. Here goes that library fxgqin Wonder if yu get any phone calls tonight. BARNSTORMERS Barnstormers board Cfirst semesterj-Robert Benson, chairman, Mary Ann Fichtner, Carolyn Schaphorst. Ruth Falk, Ga all W df' ' r ' y a o rich, Richaid Hauck, Allen Smith, Jeanne Martin, Jo Ann Fichtner, Jeffery Bunker, John Toth, Tom Lininger, Barnstormer board Csecond semesterj-Carolyn Schap- horst, chairman, Mary Arm Ficntner, Gayalla Wodrich, Ruth Falk, Richard l-Iauck, Allen Emith, Jean M A ' ne ai tin, John Toth, Jo Ann Fichtner, Jeffery Bunker, Ellen Frank and E t ' ' ' rnes Humphrey. James Lewis Casaday is the facf ulty adviser. At the left: Scenes from The Fisherman and His Soul presented November ll at Central's Open House. Below: A candid vievv of the cast of Under the Gasli ht H th 8 , 9 melodiama given October 10 and ll, and a tableau from the Christmas program given by the Barnstormers and the Glee Club. 1fllMQ? 1952-1953 BELOW: Scenes from the opera f'Sho-Gun which was presented March 26, 27, and 28 with the combined efforts of the Barnstormers and the Glee Club. At right: the t'Sho-Gun. The Barnstormers also participated in t'Overtones'l, 'Sunday Costs Five Pesos , The Changed Bridegroomi Night at the Inn , The Elevatorll The Scheming Lieu- tenantw, The Village with One Gentleman , and the Sen- ior Class play, Mr: Ba1'ry's Etchingsf' in cooperation with the senior class and the Student Council. ef f l L Pictured at left: The George Davidson Award winner for excellence in dramatics, Mary Ann Fichtner. Honorable mention award winners are Jo Ann Fichtner, Ellen Frank, Richard Houck, and Gayalla Woodrich. Below: The civil war veteran Snorkey tied to the rails and about to meet his bitter 'end at the hands of the villain in, Under the Gaslight, and Don Doremus, the chewing gum salesman and the natives of Kachoo in the kingdom of the K'Sho-Gun. ,imnw X 4 :lf a i -4 A-yd, 1 ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION DEMONSTRATION The life saving technique of artificial respiration is demonstrated by the students of Miss Virginia Marks health class. ,.,.,....,..w-.--Y---7 ...., , JR. RED CROSS GIFT BOXES These members of Central's Junior Red Cross iilled two hundred gift boxes for needy school children all th world. This yeai-'s drive for penC11S, paper, soap, toothbrushes, d th ll ' ' 31115 rgoa? by 75 boxes. The largest homeroom contribution was made by Jghri2rBi11i?ge1,.sniiiiitaisitfxfgegsg boxes. David Nowacki was general chairman of the drive. Rita Payton and Joe Boland served as assistant chairmen. The senior Red Cross adviser was Miss Geraldine Hatt. THE INTERLUDE 83 :of O- :of mc? Q04 101 woe yo- ,q. ,O. ,O. ,Og 4 ,O 5 5 9 COMPL1MENTS Best Wishes OF to the Class of '53 J Chester Allen - ' -- AND TED MlLOSERNY'S l:l6lCh9I' All6I'l iv EDO- ,of :of ,of ,of ,oc :of :of :of :OP dj TWIN CITY awe su ii PO' 'O A ' 'O 309 W. washington Ave. 9 5' C E co .,.ff..1 .225.S0.Main st. . Always Dependable A The Pcllnl' Spot -ff- Q PAlNT - WALLPAPER - GLASS JUST EAST OF CENTRAL ARTIST SUPPLIES Q3 ,oi fo- :O1 woe ,of wof :of ,of ,oc :OJ Q01 vof 1 :of ,oc wo- :of :of of COmplete Commercial Printing O0 Dm Ajfzsaiaffy ja fpzinfing 'fyowz cflfsxf gag 00 ' ANNOUNCEMENTS ' FOLDERS ' OFFICE FORMS ' BLOTTERS ' FORM LETTERS ' PAMPHLETS ' BOOKS ' LETTERHEADS ' POSTERS ' BULLETINS ' LABELS ' STATEMENTS ' BUSINESS CARDS ' LEGAL FORMS ' TAGS ' DODGERS ' MENUS ' TICKETS ' ENVELOPES ' NEWSPAPERS ' YEARBOOKS . . . AND ALL FORMS OF ADVERTISING WE ALSO ROLL MATS AND DO STEREOTYPING MIRROR PRESS, lnc. 307 W, JEFFERSON BLVD. PHONE 3-2635 ,Of ,Of 701 ,gg of A01 1 ,gf ,oc :Of 101 101 101 ro: vo: 5 I I I I , ,KW iw' ,- , . I X N X 4. 4 ,AX 4' . ,,,. ,.. A . , - 1, xx, sip in I Q ,W A wi 5, X , I sv, M :F I I M t f 1 , . , J - tr - z f. N 3 f : -' 5 X , 1. .Q , W H, . . ,N QS es 4, . .nv . , pi, , me l ! -127, N X X xv ' X X XIX- 1 f A . X ff! TRI-HI-Y To create, maintain, and extend the high standards of Christian living is the purpose of Central's Tri-Hi-Y club. Such activities as their annual Thanksgiving assemblies, charity projects, and the experiences of Working together go a long Way toward achieving their goal. Membership is open to all senior high school girls. Members pictured above are, back row: Roberta Gacki, Kay Parks, Pat Paluszewski, Jackie Currie, Marcy Ann Marcin- kowski, Geraldine Krigelski, Ruby Trezise, and Denese Cordtz, treasurer. Front row: Nancy Cook, Anna Lou Sha- del, secretary, Judy Bronsing-chaplain, Lois Hagel, Miss Virginia Mark-sponsor, Betty Kertai, Arlene Geabler -president, Kay Cooper, Carol Kingery-vice-president, and Janet Deal. HI-Y The Hi-Y Sponsors the football pep rally, bonfire at Leeper Park, and Queen's Court festivities preceding the Mishawaka-Central rivalry, and the half time show at the game. All high school boys who are interested in fur- thering the high ideals of Christian living may belong to the club. Hi-Y members, pictured above, left to right: John Taylor, Tom Rusinek, Dick Havel, Mr. Dare Nestlerode, faculty adviser, Doug Gatton, Dick Rockstroh- president, Jerry Rhode, Dave Nowacki-chaplain, George Rohrback-vice-president. Other club members are: Paul Robinson, Joe Boland, Bob Davis, Charles Jones, Jim Smith, and Commodore Nicks, secretary-treasurer. 4 ig 4 307 40 A , Q W ! XVYGQXX 1' 42 mm LIBRARY CLUB AND STAFF Members of the Central Library Club and Staff assist student readers in the library, prepare books and magazines for use, and keep the library in good order. They have par- ties during the year and meet with members of the library clubs of the other local public high schools. Pictured above are, first row, left to right: Beverly Jablonski, Betty Kertai, Margaret Sprenger, Patricia Banicki, Arlene Sellers, Leeann Rappelli, Dorothy Prince, and Mary Ep- person. Second row: Marcia Skaggs, Pat Price, Barbara Layman, Sara Davidson, vice- president, Rita Tanner, president, Marian Rohr, Gail Grorud, Ann Roper, Gretchen Rauch, and Carol Cook. Third row: Mary Meyers, secretary-treasurer, Miss Janet Anderson, libra- rian, Miss Donna DuComb, librarian, Irene Huston, and Bertha Pennycuff. Other members -Pat Hardesty, Barbara Bays, Pinky Duckworth, Pat Sallows, Leona Kowalski, Ann Spren- kel, Teresa Gallas, and Joan Stevens. 5 W,-v- CHRISTMAS CAROLS Shown above are Miss Helen Weber, director of the Central Glee Clubs, with selected members caroling in downtown establishments during the Christmas holidays. Nia Scopelitis is president of the clubg Carole Weber, Bill Nicks, Zeda Berry, and Jane Goff are vice-president, Richard Rockstroh, sec- retary, and Gayalla Wodrich, Dianne Oursler, Beverly Daube, Sharon Soash, Phyllis Burger, Nancy Babcock, Kay VanDerbeck, and lla Martin are librarians. THE ORCHESTRA Orchestra members shown in the front circle, left to right, are: Maria Diamondis, John Oxian, Sharon Soash, Mike Foreman, Mary Lou Nelson, Sylvia Stilson, Marguerite Mizelle and Sahag Oxian. Second row: Anna Lou Shadel, Nancy Cook, Rosalie Hesiloen, Thelma Bennett, Jim Tankersley, Judy Cook, David Niver, Felix Antonelli, John Shaul, Beverly Daube, Roy Good, Nancy Swanson and Patty Price. Third row: Emery Chonody, Shirley Tishcoff, Paul Winslow, Orton Mills, Mimi Bradiield, Larry Wagner, Duane Hays, Tom Han- sen ,Larry Lauterbach, Margaret Kohlbrenner, Devon Bates and Joan Draper. Fourth row: Art White, Peter Diamondis, Roy Holmes, Marcia Kilmer and Harold E. Kottlowski, director. ORCHESTRA OFFICERS The orchestra onicers shown above are, from left to right: Nancy Cook, president- J h 0 - . . manager, Sahag OXIHU, D1'0DeTtY manager: Maria Diamondis, vice-presidentg Devon Batnesn lihqrgikailollsfigy Lou NG1SOf1, 1ib1'31'i3n' Nancy Swanson, not pictured' is the 0I'SHHiZHtiOH'S secretary-treasurer Harold Kottlowski is director. ' ' THE CENTRAL BAND ardg Trombones - Be ancy N and agner W Larry Stroup Bradfield, Sylvia the direction of Arthur Singleton. Member- The Central band is under William Bergan Baritones Tom Hansen, Betty Hoehn, Barbara Kiszka and ship shown above is made up of the following: Flutes-Judy Cook and and John Horakg Bartholomew H1 To i, Kristofzsk Joe lenton, G OD -D An Niver Felix avid -D gg Clarinets kin Nancy Galos Oboe-Nancy Wor and Robert Leverichg Basses-Tubes-Larry Lauterbach, Brendon Fagan cia Bourdon Nancy DeWachter, Robe Antonell Robert Nib- vw-4 .is 5-4 Patri i, onell t Schachenman, Pete Diamondis, William Nicks, Harry Drums - Warren yman, Fred le High Bartlett, Joan Toth, Gretchen Rauch, Doris GSSY k,P lic - Roy i DEH Tim erg Mill Sharon Bells Carol Posickg and 3D Schankerm 3- a Julian, M Cook, Cor eorge abiszak, G dF Ronal agner W etty B USF ech Bu Wolfe. Shirley y Robison and YE ud -A S irler Tw olmes H ensberger, Alan R gden et Heltzel, Lynn O gar HF eal, M D Janet agner, rietta W Shirley -clarinet any Alto H1 T96 F Patricia and Martin H Joh Mable Smith, participation and concerts o school VV 2-'53 included t d activities of '5 HH B Hamilton and Robert Bassoons VanDerbeckg ay -K Bass-clarinet G1 Snid marching ts uden st for Central blies cert-assem Q COD 1 the all-city festiva ' in s Alto Saxaphones -Bernard Feingold Nancy Hawkins, Mari- Don Perkin featuring the Clark-Ham- bly D1 HSSG HH parades, sponsoring y civic HD inm Judie axaphones S CHO! erryg T Sh Judith and Allsop Ce Wn, A Bro lyn -v-4 V-4 mond bandg and playing at the football and basketball games. Band groups ki Cornets-Orton Mills, Roger Matthews, Judy TOC G HH D and ipter Sun He, HY W Fort rte, 0 aP L at tests peted in four con members have com and berts, Dan Ro H1 3 as, Willi hom T ph al nger R U Ronald V slo Win ,- amb, Paul L the Central musicians bringing home many first with dian apolis, In and afa- M Hendricks Cecil Irvin, CY uriel Rossow, Nan M lex Paszly A a Millar place ratings. second and i im -M OFDS H rench F HS and Arnetta Thom belle Hunn, Duane Viotel 5 ,U 3' 88 THE INTERLUDE 6304 10 O 104 104 104 104 104 OL 104 104 104 E04 O4 1vO 4 1OCb 5 Fatt sooo PQHHIUG HDHDLUQHE mount E smut otnueaa 19 l864 O 209 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH BEND 1, INDIANA A OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE TELEPHONE 3-3177 aber-fm 10 1ov4 1o4 1o4 1o4 1o4 o o- o 10 o 1o4 1o4 1o4 104 10 o 4 10 Q04 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 1OC? 6304 104 O O O 4 104 104 1OCg 5 Con ratulaiionsl 1 if . . g Morning Side Phonnocy A - Prescriptions Our Specialty 6 230 SOUTH MICHIGAN ST. O i FTURS . CLOTH COTATS . SUITS 5' V 419 W, COLFAX PHONE 4-6721 6304 1of 1o4 1o4 1o4 1o4 1o4 1o4 1o4 1045 QDO' DO' 'O' 'O' 50' 304 ,Ol 30' ,Of 1049 QQ, 504 ,og ,Oc ,Ot ,O, ,OCQ 63044-204 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 xocb O Congratulations 5, Congratulations to the G1'3dU3teS Class of 1953 and THE STATE CHAMPIONS A I I ' Convenient location for that noon-time snack. 1 AULTS CAMERA SHOP, Inc. 45 122 S. MAIN ST. 6 328 W- LaSalle 304 1o4 1o4 1o4 1o4 1o4 1o4 1o4 1o4 1o4 10452 QDO4 104 1o4 1o4 1o4 1o4 1o4' 1o4 1 1o4 1od 6304 1 O4 104 104 104 104 104 PC4 104 104-704 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 10 O 10GB SONNEBORN'S SPORT SHOP A 1 S111 . if 3 Ik lr q M1191 SPALDING Sz MAC GREGOR ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT QDO4-104 101 1o4 104 1o4 104 1o4 1o4 1o4 1oL.1o4 104 1o4 104 104 10' 'O' 'O' 'O' TO' O' O md! f, sf TUMBLERS BELOW - Left to right, upper row: Larry Biebuyck, Dave Doty, Tom Hensel, Ed. Kabay. Sec- ond from top: Wayne Farrington, Dick Nyikos, Bud Stillson, Jim Tobelski, Paul Freel. Center row: Pat Bourdon, Alice Allsop, Howard Bricker, Dan Trobaugh, Joe Kristofzski, Bob Hansen, John Howard, Warren Schacherman, Kip Sleeth, Billie Gauerke, Pat Kring. Kneeling: Nancy Beebe, Pat Klingbiel, Harold Houghton-vice-president, Nancy Morrical-secretary-treasurer, Dick Sergeant- president, Barbara Underly, Donna Lynn, Janet Kubiak. Sitting: Lillian Traphagan, Sally Shaw, Margaret Michaelis, Deanna Tatum, Dolores Grayzck, Loretta Urbanski, Barbara Shaw. Lying: Ralph Landesman and Orval Sellers. In addition to the assemblies presented at Central on April 7-8, the Central Tumblers, under the direction of Clarence Elbel, gave shows during the year for varied civic and 'school groups in the community. The Tumblers were the first to appear in the new Washington-Clay gymnasium. 1 ' . 1 9 J J ,M 1 jg.. kffgrr .gjdyi h ,a we A nfl. , dnl ' 4 ff'-fi ff' f . f ,.: I Fr I i X W P'. 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The 1952-1953 agents were: Alice Abroham, Pat Badowski, Virginia Barnes, Janice Beebe, Zeda Berry, Pat Berdouski, Bob Boland, Harry Brinker, Charline Brown, Norrine Bruce, Janis Bue, Judy Clarke, Mickey Cohen, Ramon Cook, Jack Charleton, Gloria Crothers, Cynthia Darragh, Roberta Fink, JoAnn Forsythe, Terry Fridh, Bob Governs, Jean Greene, Robert Greer, Joan Groves, Pat Harms, Carol Harness, Marlene Harringer, Elgenia Hawk, Viola Hen- necke, Nora Herzie, Rosemarie Huber, Stephen Kalabany, Ann Knoblock, Joe Levy, Paul Lochmondy, lla Martin, Marian Menzie, Margaret Michaelis, Willa Moore, David Nering, Betty Oursler, Bonnie Palmeter, Barbara Paturalski, Larry Rice, Joan Rhodes, Rosanne Scheer, Sara Schlundt, Sue Seaver, Nancy Singleton, Mary Stow- ers, Sally Stratton, Judy Sumpter, Rita Tanner, Pat Talley, Ralph Thomas, Gary Wegenke, Barbara Wheeler, Carol White, Marilyn Witucki, Darlene Woodrich, Jane Varga, Judy Vincent. BELOW: Members of the 1953 INTERLUDE yearbook staff included, front row, left to right: Janice Hoffman, general chairmang Sharon Scheiman, Joan Switalski, Patricia Klingbeil, Audrey Snider, Sue Abell, Sharon Davis, Judy Lamb. Back row: Rita Payton, Felix Antonelli, Patricia Bell, Judy Mellow, Lois Cabana, Marcia Cole, and Richard Havel. X z f 'f 5 , 5 f V. C. CRIPE Interlude Yearbook Adviser ii yi? 5-li, INTERLUDE NEWSPAPER STAFF Pictured above are members of The INTERLUDE newspaper staff. They are, front row, left to right: Sara Davidson, Sandy Vincent Mary Dring, Patti Dee and Joe Levy. Second row' An K bl k , - , . ne no oc ,Ruth Schuell, Betty McClain, Barbara Buettell, Alice Abroham, and Murray Feiwell. Back ro-w: Cynthia Darrugh Pat Price B 'b ' V- ' ' a ' A ' ' 1 , ai ara aigo, Jackie Papet, Gail Lone, Wendy Heron, Duane Schneider, Tlta Payton, Terry Plunkett, Lois Cabana, and Sara Allen, Other staff members were Ramon Cook, Richard Havel, Jerry Klein, Jeanne Martin, Lloyd Milliken, Barbara Ogden, Dick Schutt, Lucy Simon, Pat Slott, Sally Stratton, Pat Woosley, Nancy Cook, Georgia Baker, Tom Bartholomew, John Shaul, Elaine Makris, Dinny Dunlap, Bob MacDonald, and George Jena. BELOW: The INTERLUDE editors and managers-Standing: Judy Mellow, Editorialsg John Peterson, Sports editor, Dianne Oursler, Exchange editorg Richard Rockstroh, Advertising managerg Stark Sanders, Business managerg Janice Hoffma n, Feature editor, Sandra Miller, Feature editor. Seated: Carol Weber, Circulation managerg Ellen Frank, Editor-in-Chief. Inset: Paul E. Weddle, fac- ulty adviser. This is Mr. Wedclle's Hrst year as INTERLUDE newspaper adviser. He took over last S t b A I . N. A . . , . . . ep em er, replacing V. C. Ciipe who iellnquished the sponsorship of the paper alter having served in that capacity since 1929. 'MW' ,.m ' - THE INTERLUDE 93 COMMENCEMENT ADDRESSES ISALUTATORYI EDUCATION FOR DEMOCRACY RAMON V. COOK Tomorrow or the day after we take our place in the society of the United States of America. We will continue to enjoy in greater measure the freedoms of the individual and the benefits accruing to living in the most powerful nation in the world. Vs7hat is the reason for this? Most of us would answer: Democracy, But even more significant is our education for democracy. In fact great men of the times have said that with- out compulsory education for all, our democracy would perish and our nation would go the way of the ancient Roman Republics. The time spent in schools is not completely wasted. South Bend Central High School has given us greater 'basis for intelligent thought. In addition it has taught us the history of our democracy, its short- comings and its progressive improvementg We have learned the uses of the various organs in the three levels of our government and of new experiments being tried out. XVithout this knowledge we cannot really govern ourselves, for how can we control our institutions if we do not understand their workings? Great strides have been made in this education since its inception and we, I think, are better prepared to do our part in building a greater democracy. PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS RICHARD SCHUTT Mr. Pointer, Faculty, Members of the School Board and Parents: In the Declaration of Independence Thomas Jeffer- son stated all men are created equal. For that precious right of equality we are grateful. Some of us must work harder than others to achieve high goals. We shall find this wherever we go, but it is the obligation of an educated man to strive for the best. We, the graduating class of nineteen hundred and fifty-three, have been granted the privilege of devoting twelve years of our youth in preparation for this new experience. Going to Central has been in itself a class in Hu- man Relations because we have mingled with and, consequently, learned to get along with peoples of different religions, nationalities, races, and back- grounds. Through contact with them we have learned to respect them, admire them, and most of all, to live with them in an atmosphere free from prejudice and tension. And it is fitting that we have, in a democratic surrounding, had a chance to practice democratic prin- ciples in our student council elections, our election of officers in classes, clubs, and athletic organizations. Because of our training we are able to make a bet- ter world in which to live not only for ourselves but for others. Through our efforts this world may be- come more prosperous and peace loving so that in time people of every nationality, creed, and color may, too, enjoy the standard of living that we desire for ourselves. For this opportunity we. the class of nineteen hun- dred and fifty-three, feel indebted as well as grateful to those who have made this possible. IVALEDICTORYI EDUCATION AND DEMOCRACY MARY' DRING Tonight we are gathered here as high school stu- dents for the last time. We are the irresponsible teen- agers of today and are soon to pass out of these doors as the adults of tomorrow. As adults, we shall be ex- pected to use our store of knowledge wisely and for the good of all mankind. The subject for tonight is Democracy and Educa- tion. Democracy is a Greek word. It is a combination of the word demos , meaning people, and the word kratein , meaning to rule. Webster further defines democracy as a form of government in which the supreme power is lodged in the hands of the people collectively. Now let us see how Webster defines education. He says that education is the acquisition or imparting of knowledge. Our early settlers realized as much as the people do today the importance and value of education: that schools mean educated people and that educated people Q04 BO O O ,Of 30 O4 YOQ YO O 1OiDO4 104 HOCTTOC P01 104 P04 MOC 104 POC DCM YOCS o O . , O O For the Finest In Jewelry Gifts B'-'mr O O , O O O O 1 4 O O CORNER MICHIGAN and WASHINGTON 9 Q01 o of ,oL.,oif o of ,of for vo o o o o o o o o o o o o rocf' 94 THE INTERLUDE ' pos so ot ,Qt 1 , Vcilecltctory if O O O O O O MQ KContt'nuedj 5 mean a government of the people, by the people, and O O for the people. This way, the American way, is our way of life. We consider this basicg so basic that we invite exchange students from other countries to study and try to understand our way of life. For thirteen years now, the taxpayers of this community, follow- ing in the footsteps of their forefathers, have given us an opportunity to broaden our education in the hope that we would become better citizens. A democratic form of government is only as suc- ccsslul as its administration. To administer it properly demands education. lt is necessary for everyone of us to realize that the power of our government is in us -- it is oursl To use this power wisely we must be trained, just as a dressmaker is trained to use her ma- terial wisely. Vife must understand the basic principles of this democracy, We can't afford to experiment by trial and error with something as precious as our free- dom. For many years now, we have fought to keep this cherished freedomg the freedom of democracy. Yet, too many people fail to realize the true value of it. We all know how the Caesars, Napoleons, and Hit- lers tried to conquer the world, Their temporary suc- cess was due to the peoples' ignorance and fear rather than any genius on their part. This ignorance and fear came from the fact that these people weren't given a chance to become educated. These dictators knew that educated people meant the downfall of their dictator- ship. With the threat of Communism so real it is now even more essential for all people, riCh and pOOr alike to be educated. We can't be swayed by an influential tew, nor can we be undermined by a subversive group. On every side of us we have evidence of the fruits of educationg the advances in technology, which bring to us the automatic dishwasher, television, jet pro- pelled planes. and many other gadgets, accepted today as commonplace. Not only do we have mechanical advances due to education, but medical statistics prove that We are one of the healthiest nations in the world. All these benefits result from a well-planned educa- tional program. Freeing m-an from his manual chores, enables him to devote more time to the improvement of his svstem of government. Education promotes a better way of living and better laws to live by. In this wav democracy advances as education: when we have a better and fuller democracy, we in turn have more opportunities for better education. We have been given our opportunity of education here at Central. lt is now our turn, the graduating class of 1953. to uphold the traditions of our great country and to go forward, so that we, too, may keep faith with Central. T0 PLAN O FOR HIS O FUTURE o o o D X o K6 ,N O1 Goth Q O ,NN Sm QAQQE' Current rule 2V2W O 0 so Earnings compounded semi-annually O O Kids need more than readin', 'ritin' and 'rith- 9 is mettc in this day and age if they are to be suc- , cessful in their adult years. It calls for a real edu- 9 5 cation. 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