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Central High School - Interlude Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

 - Class of 1954

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Central High School - Interlude Yearbook (South Bend, IN) online collection, 1954 Edition, Cover
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UNDER THE CLOCK- Traffic snarls, thatls it, traffic snarls- no other hall in the Main Build- ing oifers such an opportunity for a last Word before the next class. A Wfmemwwa be .ts DEDICATION FOR more than thirty years Francis S. Sanford taught at Central, which school he fondly called The Home of the South Bend Bearsf' He was respected by faculty members and students alike. In his classes every- thing was put on a competitive basis. The students didn't have tests, just friendly competitions. The first one to complete a difficult experiment Was certain to be re- warded by a tap on the old bell on the laboratory table. By Walking around the desks, being certain that students were making no drastic mistakes, giving a Word of cheer to everyone Mr. Sanford made chemistry one of the most interesting sub- jects in the school. - 1 -Photo by ciariton FRANCIS S. SANFORD It has been just a little over a year since Mr. Sanford passed away. The students who knew him will never forget him. It seems that his spirit Will linger forever in the laboratory which he made his second home. Because of his love for Central and her students, and in recognition of his long period of loyal service to our school, We, the students of Central, Wish to dedicate this yearbook to the memory of Francis S. Sanford. On Nov. 25, 1953 a memorial assembly was held in the Central auditorium for Mr. Sanford. At that time David Novvacki, '53, presented to the school on behalf of Mr. Sanford's chemistry students the plaque shown opposite. This plaque is to hang in the chemistry laboratory. um nm i iii M MURAL IN ROOM 105 - Painted by Fashion Design classes and illustrates the influence of historic costume on modern fashion design. SEEN OVER THE LEFT SHOULDER IN LUNCHROOM STOCK TRADE VALVE GRINDING IN AUTO SHOP FAC U LTY P. D. Pointer, Principal Merlin Richard, Assistant Principal Janet Anderson, Librarian Wanita Ball, English E. E. Barnbrook, Co-ordinator Margaret Bergan, English Edith Beyrer, English H. H. Blanchard, Mathematics 1 s V 1 John W. Burger, Phy. Ed. 'Gertrude Butcher, Art 'xl 'Ethel Campbell, English Wilma Carpenter, English Frances Carroll, Spanish James L. Casaday, Dramatics Antoinette Ceyak, Spanish James E. Cole, Business V. C. Cripe, Science George Daniels, Vocational Marguerite DeGroote, English Wanda Detrick, Vocational J. C. Dickey, Business Lucile Dienhart, Home Ec. Helen Earl, Librarian James Early, Science FAC U LTY Clarence Elbel, Phy. Ed. Ray Emrick, Ind. Arts John Fitzhenry, Music Margaret Foulks, Nurse Agnes Frick, English Jeanne Gienand, French Rose Gillespie, Mathematics Helen Goppert, Study Hall V. C. Harter, Guidance -I Q ,fjlf tl it I . X M gf Herschel Hawkins, Mathematics jW,f'f ff! A , rw l ,-f' Bertille Hindelang, Business my ffl! Thomas Hoyer, Social Studies James Ingram, Machine Shop Robert I. Jones, Social Studies Herman Judd, Guidance Walter Kindy, Mathematics Mary A. Kitson, Mathematics Harold Kottlowski, Music Marie Kruckel, Phy. Ed. C. L. Kuhn, Social Studies Earl Kuhny, Social Studies Mark Langell, Ind. Arts W. W. Lauterbach, Study Hall Joseph Mackowiak, Science FAC U LTY Kenneth Main, Ind. Arts Glen W. Maple, Social Studies Betty Mathews, Phy. Ed. Dare Nestlerode, Ind. Arts Louis Newbold, Science Ruth Ortt, Home Economics John Pauszek, Science Naomi Pehrson, Business Helen Peterson, Guidance Emma Piaffman, Mathematics Devon Phelps, Science Adelaide Platt, Guidance James Powers, Driver Training Edna C. Roop, Home Economics L. H. Schultz, Social Studies Alice Jean Scott, English Lucille Seedorf, Vocational Antoinette Semortier, Mathematics Arthur Singleton, Music Arthur L. Smith, Science J. Roy Smith, Social Studies Jeannette Smoger, English Ruth B. Snyder, English Edith Spray, English T FAC U LTY T Marguerite Smith, Study Hall i Gladys Staples, Home Economics Calista Stephenson, English Ross K. Stephenson, Phy. Ed. Minnie Suchanek, Mathematics Edward Szucs, Social Studies Bert Trottnow, Art Robert Turnock, Social Studies Helen M. Weber, Music Paul Weddle, Science John Wilmore, Mathematics P, C. Winther, Electric Shop Virginia Sterzik, Registrar Helen M. Baer, Clerk Minnie Clair, Bookstore Suzanne Kolupa, Attendance AT A CENTRAL P. T. A. TEA CLASS PRESIDENT JERRY MOSS meets with the Senior Cabinet to make plans for Class Christmas Party. Seniors in Civics Class inspect voting machine. hmm 1 THE SENIOR CLASS PARTY IN THE GYM, DEC. 18, 1953 A , vain! X 1- ZW, I -,Zi 1 W DIAPER DAYS Top rowg left to right-Marianne Ullery, Don Trowbridge, Carol Brandley, Bill Marohn, Valerie Eaz- sol, Terry' Gurnz, and Christine Mishler. Second row: Cathy Rickelrnan, Frank leraci, Louis Cohen, and Joe Febbo. Third row: Billie Gauerke, Margie Graham, Roseann Deka, Jackie Jackson, Kathy Wilmore, Pauline Krarnarz, Jerry Williarns, and Patricia Nijak. Fourth row: Eillen Kesler, Rita Garstecki, Marcia Ruhe, Mary Isaacs, Marcia Dalke, and Marilyn Hedrick. Fifth row: CarolDoetsch, Jeannie Solzan, Annette Clarquist, Ernie Humphrey, Nancy Kepler, Shirley Turner, Peggy Zoeller, and Rita Tanner. Sixth row: Sara Davidson, Tom Brandon, Esther Obrien, Nancy Plotkin, Joe Horst, Velrae Smith, Sandy DeVrieS, Cathy Rea, Sheila Bedoe. Seventh row: Mary Thilman, Joan McClinchy, Hannah Leslex, Janice Day, Mary Ann Cronk, Jon Treacy, Jim Edwards, and Jane Varga, f-1 ,f,fff ff' my be W wif ff' f' Ht. ,, av V Z W A N. t tf ff 1 .1 ' f f 2 ,P x , .y W ff X Q9 J. f ,ref X- fs ,av eff, lt ff - gfljc 7 .127 4 ?A ' W, sv 3, M47 4 . , v THE MOSTS Following a practice of many years standing the members of the 1954 Central class voted for the 'SMosts' from among their class-members. Pictured above are the winners. TOP ROW-left to right: Jack Cote Barbara Ogden, Jeanne Martin, Helen Mau1'o,,and Jerry Moss. BELOW: Emery Molnar, Carlyle Kavadas Kathy Wilmore, and Pat Lagan. Most Friendly - Helen Mauro and Jerry Moss Most Likely to Succeed-Kathy Wilmore and Jerry Moss Best Sense of Humor-Barbara Ogden and Jack Cote Best Athletes - Pat Lagan and Emery Molnar Contributing Most to Central-Jeanne Martin and Carlyle Kavadas Hail to the MOSTS - may they be MOST outstanding always! ...nf M65 JOmliOry'C'1Osfs Officers WSARA DAVIDSON E, ' 'HENRY GEWURZf, LOUIS COHEN Secretary-Treasurefrfi. O ' PTQSiCfJ8TL'ff'N Vice-President 1 N K I 'WK June Closs Officers I ' ROBERT PAUSZEK JERRY Moss HELEN MAURO f Vice-President President Secretary-Treasurer 1954 -GRADUATES Wy 'VQQQVU' I ' uWgEt '1 in th k , Sho Gun : if dv 1AfgI i , St ouncil: Honor Roll. ML '- 9.8 o succeed art JEROME KIPP ACKERT Ae Cl b. Tj f fPWhci1hnows? RONALD PAUL ADAMS Intramural. B Basketball. See you at Purdue SARAH FLETCHER ALLEN Booster, French, Jr. Press, Glee Clubs: Thanksgiving. Christmas, Easter Assemblies: Triple Trio: INTER- LUDE Reporter, Agent, Editor: Orchestra, State Latin Contest: Jr. Achievement, Student Council, Yearbook Staff, Jr. NCCJ, Honor Roll. The lady lawyer ALICE CATHERINE ALLSOP Intramural Swim: Band Assemblies: Tumbling Shows, Baton Twirler. As nice as can be KENNETH E. ALWARD B Track, Basketball, Varsity Basketball Manager. Head Manager for Chicago White Soxu GERALDINE ELLIS ANDERSON Glee, Library, G. A, A., Booster Clubs at New Carlisle: G. A, A., Barnstormers, Glee Clubs: What the Public Wants , Amahl and Night Visitors . Good News -Committees. She's our Jerry now PEGGY JOAN ANDERSON Booster Club: Student Council: INTERLUDE. Head Nurse at Memorial WILLIAM RICHARD ANDREWS Tumblers Club. The future looks bright ' ROBERT LEE ARMOUR Intramural Basketball, B Team Basketball. Looking forward JANICE DEANE BAKER Home Room Officer. Jan-a lot of fun JERRY LEE BANKSON Varsity Golf. The best is yet to come Q0 asus D ,UQ N Ns ,gr o1r,9.fN- 17 1954 GRADUATES WANDA JOY BARE Booster Club: Junior Achievement. Flying high RAYMOND BAROWIAK A great guy THOMAS BARTHOLOMEW Jr. High Track and Football: Intramural Basketball: Camera, Projectionist, Junior Academy of Science: Junior Red Cross: Band Csgt.-at-armsl 1 National For- ensic League Cv.-pres.D Clubs: Political, Debate, Band Assemblies: Student Council: INTERLUDE Photogra- pher: Home Room President: Senior Cabinet. Political hot-rod EDWIN LOWELL BATEMAN Glee Club. Going places quietly DEVON ALAN BATES Spanish fpresj, Glee Clubs: National Forensic League Cpresj, N. C. C. J., Jr. Red Cross: Welcome, Politi- cal, Orchestra, Debate Assemblies: Lady in the Dark , Sho-Gun , Good News , Amahl Corchj: Var- sity Debate, Orchestra fpresj, Student Council fparj. Honor Roll. Mr. District Attorney RAYMOND JOHN BEARD Still water runs deep SHEILA M. BEDOE Booster Club: Home Room Ollicer. She knows what she wants NANCY ANN BEEBE Tumbling, Boosters Clubs. f One in a million fliww' ul, PETER BENCSICS ox ! Q, A swell guy VN ROBERT W. BENSON Home Room Oflicer: Barnstormers: Lady in Dark , Mad Woman of Chaillot , Under the Gas Light , Sho-Gun , Mr. Barrie's Etchings , The Elevator , Night at an Inn , The Scheming Lieu- tenant , What the Public Wants , The Ivory Door , The Fisherman and His Soul --cast. AIl the world's a stage JERRY LYNN BLYTON Let's watch and see NANCY BOGGS The quiet one X x .W 'T alillifl I i 1954 GRADUATES MARY BETH BOUGHNER Cilee, Booster Clubs: INTERLUDE Reporter. Sweet and neat PHYLLIS JUNE BOWERS Barnstormers, Glee, Boosters Clubs: Good News , Harvey , Ivory Door. Y. M. C. A. College CAROL ANN BRANDLEY Home Room Ollicer: Booster Clubg D. A. R. Award. The winning gal with the winning smile THOMAS ATKIN BRANDON, JR. Glee, Barnstormers, Booster Clubsg Tobias and the Angel , Lady in the Dark , The Seasons : North Central, Music Festival: Thanksgiving, Christmas As- semiblies, Home Room Officer: Senior Cabinet. Following dad's footsteps HAYVARD BRANNAN Booster Club: Student Council. Mechanically inclined JACK EUGENE BROOKS Jr. High, B Football: Jr. High, Varsity Baseball: Booster Club: Student Council. Carefree BEVERLY ANN BROWN Glee, Booster Clubs: Easter, Christm-as Assemb . Sittin' 'n' typin' JOHN TAYLOR BROWN Who knows? lj . ws! jf I -ini'-if 4 AAAI! . NORRINE ANN BRUCE jjj! P gy' fl Boosters, Glee, Barnstormers Clubs: Sho-Gung Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter Assemblies: INTER- LUDE Agent, Student Administration Corps, Honor Roll. Tops in our book NORRIS ALBERT BRUCE Freshman Football: Boosters Club. Auto repair man ANDRE BRYANT BUCHANAN Intramural Basketball: Booster Club. Everyone's friend FRANCIS KENNETH BUECHE Booster Club. Tall and friendly 1954 GRADUATES MARY ILENE BURCH Perfect secretary BETTY EVELYN BURKS Boosters Club. Quiet and wonderfully sweet KAROLYN KAY BURKUS Tumblers. Glee Clubs, Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving Assemblies, Lady in the Dark , Under the Gaslight. Miss Tumbler ROSELEA LOUISE CAHALL Library Club. Miss Librarian WILLIAM THEODORE CAHALL lnduslrialist DONNA RUTH CAMPBELL Glee, Boosters Clubs. Tiny mite GRACE ELIZABETH CAMPBELL B Team Cheerleader, Water Ballet: Barnstormers, Glee, Boosters Clubs: Home Room Officer: Sho- Gun , Lady in the Dark , What the Public Wants , Good News , Thanksgiving, Christmas. Easter As- semblies, North Central Chorus, Triple Trio. Talented blondiew MICHAEL LEE CAMPBELL Cro s Country and Varsity Track. X e trackxof success lx W U , V, ' JAC HEEL E RAT , T DW RD HABoT iq 'wx S 'I 1 Foo ball and Baseball. U use painting in Lake Worth, Fla. GERALD BERNA I-IACHULSKI Varsity Swi min B sters Clubg Home Room Ofiicer. bln al, I E N AR SWORTH ' B t sters Gee Barnstormers Clubs ar s ews anksglving Christmas a a : . . 1 the sh un , What the Public l d 'f , ' ' , ' , D1 ter Assqme, Norfb Central, Spring Eestivalg I li S e t ' ' p. P n d is ration Cor s my lf 1954 GRADUATES FRANK CHICK, JR. Freshman Football and Baseball: Booster Club. Selling studies EMERY PAUL CI-IONODY Orchestra. Cho Cho JOSEPH THOMAS CICHOS Booster Club. Shy Romeo . cf' ry 0 JOHN SHELBY CLARK Varsity Track: Spanish Club. W The shu trachstern I f ANNETTE LOUISE CLARQUIST Glee, Barnstormers, Booster Club: Under the Cias- light , Sho-Gun , Mr. Berry's Etchingsm, The Fisherman and His Soul , Good News : Thanksgiv- ing, Glez Club Assemblies: INTERLUDE, Honor Roll. Schiapparelli's successor ROBERT EUGENE COBB, JR. Jr. High Football, Basketball, Baseball: Varsity Track, Football: Intramural Basketball, Swimming: Wrest- ling Champ: Boosters Club. The athlete LOUIS FREDRIC COHEN Boosters Club Sales Manager, Senior Board Member. Senior Class Vice-President: Good News : Student Council, INTERLUDE Agent, President Junior Achieve- ment Company. Wise and witty WILLIAM BERTIN COLVIN He'll succeed BARBARA ANN COOK Short, sharp, and blonde CHARLOTTE JEAN COOPER Barnstormers: HThe Seasons . Lady in the Dark , Shall We Join the Ladies. Peaches 'n' cream RUTH LUCILLE COOPER Junior Red Cross. Nice as can be JACK DEL COTE Intramural Basketball, Varsity Basketball. Cross Coun- try fcaptj, Track: Home Room Vice-President: The Seasonsng Student Council Cexec. boardj. We will all miss this great guy 1954 GRADUATES CHARLES COTTRELL i'Can't be beat MARY ANN CRONK Glee Clubg Sho-Gun. Short and sweet CHARLES J. CRUM Intramural Wrestling, B Football. Just give me a hot-rod JACQUELINE ANN CURRIE Tri-I-Ii-Y fv.-presj. Florence Nightengaleu RONALD E. CURTIS The big question FRANCES MARIE DABROWIAK Table Tennis Tournament: Boosters Club: Home Room Oflicer Ctreas., pres.D. The world could not get along without her MARCIA ANN DAHLKE Future Teachers fsec.J, Booster Clubs: Fashion As- sembly: Cadet Teaching, Student Council, Honor Roll. She will go far SARA JEANNE DAVIDSON Glea, Barnstormers, Library Cv.-pres.j, Booster Clubs: Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Easter Assemblies: Good News , Sweethearts , Everyman , North Central: INTERLUDE Yearbook, INTERLUDE, Home Room Ofiicer, Clas Ofhcer, .R. ner on Roll. GJ Delightful to know' M MARY VIRGINIA DAVIS O' North Central, Spring Festival, Glee Club, Amahl and u the Night Visitors , Easter, Brotherhood Assemblies. Bright futurey' JANICE ELAINE DAY Home Room Csec.D, Glee, Barnstormers Clubs. Unpredictable RICHARD ANTHONY DE BEIKES Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball, C Track: Booster, Athletic Clubs: Student Council. Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar GEORGE JAY DE BOW Euerybody's friend I. f , 954 GRADUATES C9- SEANN S. DEKA I B Cheerleader: Glee, Booster Clubs: Easter, Christ- mas, Thanksgiving Assemblies: Sho-Gun , North Central, Commencement, Baccalaureate. Cover girl DONALD DAVID DENNIG Varsity Tennis, Jr. High Football: Home Room Cv,- presj . Dashing Don THOMAS GERALD DERANEK Intramural Basketball, Freshman, C Baseball: Booster Club: Student Council, Home Room Cv.-pres., sec., treasj. Central's loss is I. U.'s gain SANDRA JEAN DE VRIES Barnstormers, Booster, Glee Clubs, Home Room Presi- dent, National Forensic League: Lady in the Dark , Sho-Gun , Good News , North Central, Easter, Christmas, Thanksgiving Assemblies, Commencement: W Student Council Csec,j, Honor Roll, INTERLUDE Vg! .f Yearbook Staif: D. A. R, Award. Good morning, teacher J CY MARGARET DE WACHTER f Water Ballet: Jr. Red Cross: Good News , Orchestra: A1 I Band ftreasj, Orchestra QV.-presj ,Honor Roll, Pep fb Band. 301' A ray of sunshine for a gloomy dag GALATIA DIAMONDIS Volleyball Tournament, Future Teachers Club, Junior Academy of Science Csec.j, Press Secretary of Indiana Junior Academy of Science: Student Council Repre- sentative. I, U., here I come! MARJORIE ANN DOBBELAERE Glee Club, Student Administration Corps, Honor Roll. Way ahead of the rest CAROLYN MAE DOETSCH INTERLUDE Agent. Keep 'em wondering BERT JOSEPH DRAJUS Freshman Track, Swimming: Barnstormer, Booster Clubs: Christmas Assembly. Going places RALPH ARTHUR DUGGAN Intramural Basketball: Ushers fpresj, Glee, Barn- stormers Clubs: Welcome Assembly, Sweethearts , Central Standard Time , Sho-Gun , 'iAmahl and the Night Visitors , North Central, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter Assemblies, Commencement, Bacca- laureate: INTERLUDE Agent, Home Room Csec,-treas,D, Student Council, B Band. Usher1'ng in a successful career JIM THOMAS DULCET Varsity Football, Swimming, Track, Intramural Bas- ketball, Wrestling: Booster, Athletic Clubs. All-American, of course! BRUCE ANTHONY DUNFEE Varsity Golf, C Basketball: Intramural Basketball: Booster Club: Student Council. Ford 1954 GRAD Ni' JOHN MEYER DUNNUCK J A ' f 1' ' ' Freshman Football. Basketball. ac . sit im- ming- Track: Home Room - ' en 'fill' Cl , Wel- come Assembly: INTER DG Sta S en Cou I Ipres.J, Honor Rolf f ' f Too Icrrifii for wg I I ' I LE E yr B s Cl . I ES ' J Now'we i i 'I' I VA IE zsot I Boo er Clu 3 Hono Roll. Schoo Administration Corps. Secretary superior ROBERT JOHN EBBOLE Varsity Football, Wrestlingg Glee, Booster. Barnstorm- ers Clubs: Letterman: Lady in the Dark , The Fish- erman and His Soul : Student Council. Stroriq and silent I JAMES, . DWARDS ei Basketball. -JJ X mon H 'dpifluyu I 'KXEQ -is y R I if if I' ANN MARIE ELLSWORTH Barnstormers, Home Room Oflicer fsec.-treas.j : Shall We Join the Ladies? , The Seasons , Lady in the Dark : Cilee Club Assemblies: INTERLUDE Reporter. Ideal CAMILLA JANE ERP Booster, Barnstormer Clubs: INTERLUDE. Shell go places JOSEPH ERP True blue RICHARD ERNEST ETTER Junior Achievement, Glee, Booster Clubs: Sho-Gun , Good News , Christmas Assemblies, North Central. A'Busg baritone WILLIAM THOMAS FABRYCKI Football, Basketball, Track, B Baseball, Varsity Football. With the all stars RUTH ELIZABETH PALK Junior Academy of Science Csec.j, National Forensic League, Barnstormer Board, Booster Club: Welcome and Christmas Assemblies, Tobias and the Angel , Elevator , Lady in the Dark , The Fisherman and His Soul , Sho-Gun , Mr. Barry's Etchings , Ivory Door , Under the Gaslight , Krazy Kath: Varsity Debate, Honor Roll. c'Ml.SS Science l954 GRADUATES JOSEPH D. FEBBO Intramural Basketball, C Football, B Golf: Booster Club. A fine pal CYNTHIA FERNALD Photographer's model? PATSY LOUISE FISCHER Booster Club. Her future will be happy SUSAN ANN FORREST Varsity Cheerleading: Glee, Barnstormers, Boost- er Clubs: Thanksgiving, Christmas Assemblies, Lady in the Dark , Sho-Gun , Spring Festival, Pep and Easter Assemblies: INTERLUDE Agent, Yearbook Staff. I i,f,',f',Lady cheerleader EUGENE DWAIN FOSTER ' Varsity Cross Country, Track, Jr. High B Football, Wrestling, Swimminlg, Projectionistsg Booster Club, Letterman. , Tall, dark, and handsome TERRELL CHARLES FRIDTH Booster Club- Cboard of directorsj, Barnstormers: Booster Club Assembly Ccommitteej, Sho-Gun , Election Assembly: INTERLUDE, Student Council. President of Home Room, Executive Board, Junior Achievement. One of the best JOAN RUTH FROHWERK Intram-ural Volleyball, Water Ballet: Booster Club: Glee Club Assemblies: INTERLUDE fhome room agentj. Model housewife ARTHUR HARVEY LEIGH FROM Jr. Academy of Science fpresj, Booster Clubs: Poli- tical Assembly: Varsity Debate: Student Council: Honor Roll, Einstein, move over RICHARD WAYNE GABA Intramural Volleyball: Mixed Chorus, With Arthur Godfrey RITA MARIE GARSTECKI f Booster Club. Keeps us guessing ' yr . I ,bi ky' u JOHNNY BERNARD GARY, JR. Varsity Track. Who knows? BILLIE GAUERKE Strictly 2 4 - karat 1954 GRADUATES HENRY GEWURZ C Basketball, B Basketball, Varsity Basketball: Jr. Academy of Science, Barnstormers, Booster fexecutive boardj Clubs: Sho-Gun g Senior Class President, Rotary Representative, Home Room Ollicer, Honor Roll, Varsity Debate, INTERLUDE, Sr. Cabinet. Who could ask for more? JOY-ANN BARBARA GONSOROSKI Glee, Booster Clubs: Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving Assemblies, North Central, Music Festival, Brother- hood Program, Spring Concert. China doll MARY JOSEPHINE GORSKI Booster, Glee Clubs. Little hit of heaven MARGIE OPHELIA GRAHAM Intramural Volleyball: Culee Club: Christmas, Thanks- giving, Easter Assemblies, Sho-Gun , Amahl and the Night Visitors : Orchestra, North Central, Music Festivals. Musical Miss BOB GREER B Basketball, Football, Varsity Basketball, Football: Home Room Officer. Sports in his veins DANIEL CHESTER GROCKI Varsity Wrestling, Intramural Wrestling, Basketball, Jr. High, B Track: Booster Club: Band, Orchestra, Band Assemblies, Contests, Pep Band. He'lI squeeze 'emu CURTIS ROY GROSS Time will tell DIXIE LEE GROSSNICKLE Booster, Barnstormers Clubs: Krazy Kat , Junior Achievement Ctreasj. Bright future ahead JAMES ERIC GUGLE Intramural basketball, Varsity Track: Explorers, Aero Clubs. On thc Erst rocket trip to the moon TERRY HAROLD GUMZ Intramural Basketball, Golf, Varsity Swimming, C Team Football and Baseball: Booster, Letterman's Clubs: INTERLUDE Reporter, Aqua man DAVE XVILLIAM HADAWAY Varsity Baseball. Mn Baseball BARBARA JEAN HAMMOND N.C.C.J,, Clee, Booster Clubs: Everyman , Sweet- hearts , Amahl and the Night Visitors , Christmas and Easter Assemblies: Orchestra, INTERLUDE, Honor Roll. Brains and personality 1954 GRADUATES MARGIE KAY HANN Future Homemakers of America, Sunshine Girls Cat Kentlandl, Booster Club, Chorus CKentlandj. Sugar 'n' spice JOHN FRANCIS HARDMAN Jr. High Football: Letterman's Club. The silent type BILL HARMON B Team Football and Basketball, Varsity Basketball and Football: Booster Club. A Globetrottern ELLIE JOE HARRIS. JR. Truant officer ROBERT ELLIS HARTMAN Hall Guide CMishawakaj. I'll be in the Marines FRANK HARTMAN B , Varsity Basketball. Personality-plus NILS W. HASS Baseball: Student Council, State Math Contest. Hass of Notre Dame ELGENIA RUTH HAWK Glee, Booster Clubsg Tobias and the Angel , Lady in the Dark , Shall We Join the Ladies , The Sea- sons , Christmas and Thanksgiving Assemblies: IN- TERLUDE Typist, l Sweet and vz'Uacious l , l X. RAYMOND EUGENE HAYES . Q J Intramural Basketball: Booster Club: INTERLL BEN, , ' Student Council Representative. Il 7 If il! .-Always on the job JMX' . I MARILYN CATHERINE HEDRICKIE I ,N ff, Barnstormer, Booster, Glee Clubs: iliihanksgivii Easter Assemblies: Sho-Gun : Student Administra- tion Corps, INTERLUDE Agent, Honor Roll. Nurse of the Nation ROSIE HENRY She's our gal LILLIAN EMILIA I-IENYE Booster Club, Nice to know 1954 GRADUATES MILODEAN MAE HIGGINS 4'Una'ecidedl' ROBERT P, HINSEY Always on time HERMAN MARTIN HOEKSTRA Tumblers Club. 'Coast Guard, here I come! ROY NOBLE HOLMES Booster, Jr. Academy of Science: tra Clubs, INTERLUDE Reporter, State Math Contest. A Harvard man I Glee, Band, Orches- JEAN AGNES HORAK Water Ballet: Booster Club: Student Council. Nice to have around JOE M. HORST Home Room President. Life of the party ANNIE DORIS HOWELL Great expectations X SHIRLEY HOWELL l'Angelic VIOLA RUTH HUENECKE Glee Club: Christmas, Thanksgiving Assemblies: IN- X TERLUDE Agent. What's the answer? ERNEST C. HUMPHREY A ' Jr. High Track, Intramural Basketball: Barnstormers Cboardj, Booster Clubs: Tobias and the Angel , Christmas Assemblyg The Fisherman and His Soul , Sho-Gun , What the Public Wants , Good News , Ivory Door , Krazy Kat , Lady in the Dark , Mn Barrys Etchings Amahl and the Night Visit- ors : Yearbook Staff, State Math Contest, Home Room President, Honor Roll, . A Hnger in every pie MARABELLE HELEN HUNN Band Assemblies: Band Librarian, A little live-wire PATRICIA ELAINE HURLEY Booster Club: INTERLUDE, Home Roll, Charmer Room Oflicer, Honor iff, ,M 'Q , .gli -4 4 Qeg 0 4,5 4- 50 f Nr ,gd cv' xg' T -2 2-9- 1954 GRADUATES GLENN ALVA HUSTON Baseball: Usher Csec.j, Booster Clubs. Quiet and quieter JOYCE LEE HUTSON Barnstormers: Water Ballet: Home Room Officer, Qucen's Court, Red Cross Representative, Royalty FRANK IERACI Varsity Wrestling, Football, Track: Home Room Offi- cer, Letterman. Sportsman MARY ANN ISAACS Friendly to all, liked by all Muffy' JACQUELYN RUTH JACKSON French, Booster Clubs: North Central, Spring Fe al, Easter, Christmas Assemblies, Good News. M A happy-go-lucky girl 7,4 KAY JAMES Intramural Wrestling, Basketball: Booster Friend of those who have no friends ' LEONARD JANOWIAK Booster Club. 'ATake things with a smile rf CHARLES FREDRICK JONES Hi-Y Cv.-pres., pres.J, Chuck JOHN EDWARD JORDAN A man of well-chosen words WILLIAM EDWARD KABAY Intramural Wrestlingg Tumblers Cv.-presb, INTER- LUDE. A tumbling little man JOSEPH JAMES KAMBOL Varsity football, wrestling. A great Bear CARLYLE KAVADAS Intramural Basketball, Wrestling: Booster Club fexec. -b 3 Pep assemblies, Junior Achievement, Student cil fexec. iboardl, Kiwanis Representative. kt A All great men have died, and l'm feeling sick W , If 7 1 f- nl N fiifll fl 'V YYY 1954 GRADUATES CLAUDIA LEE KELTNER Barnstormers. Glee Clubs: Christmas, Easter, Thanks- giving Assemblies. A'Lady in the Dark , Sho-Gun , Good News . INTERLUDE. Just wonderfull MARY ANN KENDZIORA Glee, Booster Clubs. Still a booster NANCY SUSANN KEPLER Barnstormer, Glee, Booster Clubs: Christmas, Tin giving Assemblies, Spring Concert, Sho- ' Number, please ' V 0 EILEEN R. KESLE Booster Club. ' Social worker M I MARCIA ANNE KILMM Booster, Glee Clubs, MUnder the Gaslight , Good News . Thanksgiving. Christmas Assemblies, North Central. Commencement Choruses Spring Festival, Honor Roll: Orchestra Concerts Qaccompanistj, Foot- ball Banquets, State Music Contest, Moving right along DAVE JOHN KINDT B and Varsity Football and Track, B Wrestling, Intramural Basketball: Home Room Oflicer. Training alligatorsu ANNA KLOC Quietly waiting GENE CASS KNIGHT B Football, Booster Club. jj He's a Central man M A re if X , fy f 1 4' d iii!! J l I 1 ELIZABETH ANNE KOSCIELSKI Barnstormers, Glee, Future Nurses', G. A. A., Booster, German Clubsg North Central Chorus, Thanksgiving, Christmas Easter Assemblies, Commencement, Little NVomen , Tom Sawyer , Spring Festival. No. I nurse of the future ALICE OLGA KOVACS Booster Club. Doin' nicely IVIARILOUS KOVACS Booster Clubg Water Ballet. Cute enuf EMIL RICHARD KCVACS Varsity Football, Wrestling, Intramural Basketball, C Trackg Letterman's Club. Crazy legs 1954 GRADUATES JAMES KOVATCH Freshman, Varsity Football, Athletic Club: Home Room Oflicer. Hard to get PATRICIA ANN KOWALSKI She's really swell PAULINE LEA KRAMARZ Volleyball: G. A. A., French, Booster Clubs. Ohl Nurse VINCENT GERALD KRENKE S. A. N. S., Senior Science, Camera, B. A. C. Clubs CBeaver High Schoolj 3 Band. V Strike up the band RONALD JOSEPH KROLL Intramural Basketball, Varsity Tennis. Ladies man THEODORE ANTHONY KREUSER Golf: Barnstormers: Tobias and the Angel , Krazy Kat , Harvey , Under the Gaslight , Sho-Gun , Mr. Barry's Etchings , Good News , Ivory Door , Open House, Christmas Assembliesg INTER- LUDE. Dean at M. I. T. MARY MAGDELENE KUCZWARA Let me take your temperature! EDMUND JOHN KUBISIAK B Basketball: Booster Club. Swell guy JAMES ROBERT LARSON Swimming, Golf, Cross Country, B Track. Playboy practicing pranks in the parlor DICK LEE LAUGHLIN Varsity Football, Track, Wrestling. Coach Laughlin J. MIKE LEDDEN Ushers Club fcapt., pres.J, Home Room President, Sen- ior Cabinet. T. B. Junior Board Cv.-pres., pres.j, Year- book Stafl, Booster Club: Honor Rolls, Cafeteria Cashier. A mighty man of Notre Dame HANNA LESLER Future Nurses Club Cv.-pres., pres.l. '1CaIling Dr. Kildare 1954 GRADUATES MARILYN SELMA LESLER Cilee, German-French Clu'bs1 The Elevator , The Fisherman and His Soul. I'll do what I can MARIE EVELYN LESZCZYNSKI Booster Club. Salt and pepper JOSEPH EDWARD LEVY Varsity Tennis: Glee, Barnstormer, Booster, Junior Press Clubs: Tobias and the Angel , Sho-Gun , The Seasons , Lady in the Dark , Christmas. Thanksgiving Assemblies: INVFERLUDE Reporter, Stu- dent Council. Always a laugh when Joe's around TOM LININGER Barnstormers Cboardjg Lady in the Dark , Har- vey , Tobias and the Angel , Krazy Kat , Under the Gaslight , The Fisherman and His Soul , Sho- C1un , Christmas Assemblies. '1On TV LESLIE I.EE LOBAUGH Varsitv Cross Country, Swimming fcaptj 3 Christmas Assemblies. Olympic champ PATRICIA ANN LAGAN Varsity Volleyball fcapt.l, Intramural Volleyball, Ta- ble Tennis: G.A.A. Cintramural, head, presidentl, Booster, Junior Achievement Clubs, Water Balletg Welcome Assembly: Student Council. Throw me the hall f Z oau. MARLENE LONE My Barnstormer, Glee Clubs, TripleTriy L dy ' the Dark , Amahl and the Night wo s a Thanksgiving Assemblies, North Centr l o N TERLUDE Cbus. mgr., feature, repo e , o r R ' One in a million Xl if LORA MAE LONG Glee, Booster Clubs. ls that number 45? EDMUND JOSEPH LOVE Varsity, B Track, Freshman Football, Intramural Basketball, Wrestling. Bubhling over in fame BILL B. LOWE Booster Club. A master mechanic SHARON BARBARA LUBAWAY Booster Club, School Administration C s, me ' Room Officer. I Sweet and lovely DONNA LYNN Turrgalers. h H MAJ ettzng er man if 6 xx 0 ,Z JD L W iilwtill iifia W l954 GRADUATES PATRICIA ANN LYTLE Glee, Booster Clubs. A sweet smile all the whileu DENNIS RAYMOND MACIEJEWSKI Intramural Basketball, Wrestling: Booster Club. Big things come in small packages RITA LEN MACKOWSKI Booster, lee lubs: Sc ool Administration Corps. S ee andl uely X I i NE Q l A inistration Corps. g o truzc too' f E MAJOR J . Home Room President: Varsity Track. Cenlral's major loss CHANT MANOUKIAN Egyptian scholar WILLIAM D. MAROHN Junior Achievement Cpresj. Kiwanis Representative, Student Council, Home Room Officer lpres., treas,D, Booster Club Ctreas.Dg Sho-Gun g Honor Roll, We'll bet on his success MARY ANN MARSHALL Intramural Volleyball, Table Tennis, Varsity Volley- ball: G. A. A. ltreasj, Booster Clubs. Destined to be woman of the century JEANNE MAE MARTIN Barnstormer Cboardj, Glee, Booster Clubs: Aria da Capo , The Wonder Hat , 'iHarvey , Under the Gaslight , Sho-Gun , Shall We Join the Ladies? , Mr. Barrie's Etchingsn, What the Public Wants , The Ivory Door , The Seasons , Christmas Assem- blyg INTERLUDE CNews Editorb, Tribune High School Page. She'Il always succeed RICHARD DANIEL MATUSZAK Intramural Basketball, Baseball: Booster Club. Machinist HELEN JEAN MAURO Intramural Basketball: Class Oflicer Qsec.-treas.D, Booster Club: Oueen's Court, Football Queen Cjr,, sr. yearsj . Central's sweetheart HAROLD ROBERT MCCARTNEY Projectionists, Jr. Waltons lsgt.-at-armsj, Rod and Gun fsgt.-at-armsb, Taxidermist Csgt-at-armsj Clubs, Always inquisitive l954 GRADUATES THOMAS ORV ILLE MCCLANAHAN Varsity Baseball, Cross Country, B Team Wrestling: Projectionists Qpres., sec.-treas., sgt.-at-armsj, Booster Clubs. One swell guy ROBERT EUGENE MCDONALD Who knows? JAMES EDWARD MCEWEN Thee best is get to come JOAN THERESA MCGLINCHEY Booster Club, Glee Club CSt. Joej, School Adminis tration Corps: Christmas Play CSt. Joej. 'iWhat next? NANCY LEE MCGRUE Cilee, Booster, Barnstormers Clubsg INTERLUDE Agent. She'll get by NANCY JEAN MCMANUS ment Ctreasl The artist in the group Booster, Barnstormers, Glee Clubsg Junior Achieve X ,Aj My gf ff' LAWRENCE JEROME MEDOW Student Councilp Home Room Vice-President: Honor Roll, Outstanding businessman MARIAN LEE MENZU5 ' Barnstormer Cboardj, Glee Clibrarianj Club ' Chri mas, Thanksgiving, Easter Assembli tra Chorus, Commencement, Triple Trio, eethearts' Lady in the Dark , A'Sho-Gun , What thi an Wants , Amahl and the Night Visitoiifg' vory Door g INTERLUDE Agent. Nothing DUSTY about her acting ' 1 JOYCE KATHLEEN MESAROS Glee Club. Cute little Miss NANCY ELLEN MILLER INTERLUDE. Looking forward to college BERNARD AARON MINKOW Varsity Wrestling, Baseball: Jr. Achievement: Student Council Representative: Honor Roll, Home Room Of- ficer: Sophomore and Junior Class Presidentg D. A. R. Award: State Algebra Contest. Small, but oh so powerful CHRISTINE ROSE MISHLER Glee, Booster Club. Purdue, here I come! 1954 GRADUATES CHARLES DAVID MITSCHELEN Possibilities unlimited EMERY MOLNAR Jr. High Football, B Basketball, Varsity Football Ceo-captj, Basketballg Lettermen's Club. Strong and silent type JOSEPH DUANE MOLNAR Intramural and Varsity Wrestling: Jr. Izaak Walton League. One of the best EUGENE ELMER MORRIS Barnstormers Club: Under the Gaslight , Tobias and the Angel , Harvey g Christmas Assemblies. Bright future JERRY MOSS Barnstormers, National Forensic League, Booster Club: Sho-Gun , What the Public Wants , Good News : Election Assembly: President Senior Classy Rotary Representative: Student Council Cboardj: Honor Roll, Debate. The most to sag the least AUDREY LA-DEAN MROCZKIEWICZ Booster Club. A girl who has what it takes RICHARD BRUCE MULLEN Man of few words MARY ALICE MYERS Library Club, Staff Csec.-treas.D. HLibrarg's great asset ELIZABETH LOUISE NALEPINSKI Booster Club: Junior Achievement. Sweet girl MARY LOU NAPIERALSKI Booster Club. HBOON ALEXANDER M. NEITCH HA Central booster RONALD JOE NEMETI-I Quiet, please! 1954 GRADUATES JOAN MARIE NIBLICK Glee, Barnstormers Clubs: Lady in the Dark , Sho- Gun , Good News , Amahl and the Night Visitors , Easter, Christmas, Thanksgiving, Dramatic Class As- semlblies. Songstress COMADORE DEWEY NICKS Hi-Y fpresj Glee Clubs: Christmas Play. , I 1 , .-Voicelihe deep velvet X 1,4 . 1 I x - fi f '4, WILLIAM TYRIE NICKS iffff 0 1,57 'ff I Z P' Varsity Tumblers: Glee Club Cpresj, Student ' Cv.-presj, Barnstormers, Home Room Csec.D: Good X News , Amahl and the Night Visitors , All in a Fog , What the Pu-blic Wants , Under the Gas- light , North Central. Easter, Thanksgiving Assem- blies, Pep Band, Booster Club. Drummer deluxe PATRICIA LORRAINE NIJAK Booster Clubg Home Room tv,-presjg Orchestra. X-ray technician DONNA MARIE NORRIS Intramural Volleyball. Awaiting her chance N N BARBARA ANN NOWACKI Booster Club: Student Council: Honor Roll. Favorite secretary if ESTI-IER MARIE O'BRlEN M 01 Booster, Tri-Hi-Y Clubs. ' Shell succeed LARRY GENE O'DONNELL I Intramural Wrestling, Basketball, B ootball, B' ff Baseball, Home Room President. Mighty M1'clzey . Z BARBARA ANN OGDEN Glee, Booster Clubs, Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving Assemblies, North Central Chorus, Yearbook Staff, Home Room Officer. Collecting tennis trophies DONALD JOSEPH ONDERDONK Varsity Track, B Cross Country, B Wrestling: Booster Club: Student Council Representative, Home Room Oflicer, Honor Roll. Swabby, the Mad Chemist BONNIE LYNN PALMITER INTERLUDE Agent, Student Council: Glee Club, 'iBombshell BOB B, PAUSZEK Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Baseball, Home Room Officer, Vice-President of Senior Class. Honor Roll. Unanimous choice for All-Everything Bff'illf3fl l954 GRADUATES JERRY IEE PETERSEN Glee. Booster, Hi-Y, Rod and Gun. Jr. Walton, Jr. Academy of Science Clubs: Christmas, Easter, and Thanksgiving Assemblies, The sl2y's the limit PHYLLIS JOANN PETERSEN Glee Club Junior Red Cross. Statuesque beauty DUANE HAZEN PETERSON Intramural Basketball, Baseball: Booster Club: H Room Officer, Man about town M . 1 if 0' I Je JOHN EDWARD PETERSON fr of Q ,J Barnstormers. Booster Cexec. boardl Clu . R , , f5Table of Christians and Jews. Quill a roll. South M Bend Press Club Award: Sho-Gunn: INTERLUDE ps ' I Al- CEditor-in-Chief, spam Editorj, south Bend Tribune 5 High School Page 14 oc '54 Central's Colonel McCormick ff' ., WILLIAM EARL PIETSCH . ji' Intramural Basketball: Projectionists Club. lg K - ,'J'What next, Bill? ' G1 .4 ff' 'J 56' BARBARA PINKOWSKI 'Av Still rootin' for Centralls Bears 1 l if JJ NANCY ANNyP!Itol,Rd1N Booster Cltgbx Hfbnfy A :Bom Officer: Honor Roll. Beau1yT ljglrjiinerzfcii .f ' ,W ' K' 1 ,ff .WLBER1-BARQ, ALLAN POLLOCK yy: 'Eff Lf Barnstorgmersq- Booster, Glee Clubs: 'Lady in the L 1: g :,Dark'Q,J The1I5isherman and His Soul . Night at an Z f'l,Inn,', 5' Sho-Gun , Sunday Costs Eive Pesos . Good 'S' NeWs'ff ,liWhat the Public Wants , Under the Gas- HQ3 YV, 1i,Qht fxf:Ell!Ir. Barrie's Etchingsnz Christmas, Easter. 'il ,A 'tQyThanksi2flving Assemblies, Home Room President. t -1Al:t I Great expectations tv ' , Q .ity J DOROTHY 'MARIE POUND Y Riley Glee Club. Our southern belle MARY ELLEN PRIDMORE Library Staff, E. H. A., Junior Class Vice-President, Glee Club, at Decatur High: Junior Class Play. A real cutie AWWA PAUL DAVID PRIEBE Newspaperman ' ,5-K JOHN STEVE PRIKOSOVICH A smile for everyone ' 1954 GRADUATES WILLIAM MORITZ PRZYBYSZ Intramural Basketball, B Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Cross Country. Never a dull moment JACK EDWARD QUIGGLE , State Champion Varsity Basketball, Fresh rac Freshman Football. Basketball on TV Booster Club INTERLUDE A0 wg I Q ' if SHIRLEY ANN RADECKI : . g The boss' favorite secretary Z CATHERINE FAY REA Intramural Table Tennis: Future Teachers Cv.-pres.j , Booster, Glee Csec,j Clubs, Triple Trio: Easter, Christ- mas, Thanksgiving Assemblies, Amahl and the Night Visitors . Baccalaureate, North Central Chorus, Com- mencement, Music Festival: Student Council, Honor Roll, State Latin Contest. Succeeding in her quiet way LARRY PHILIP RICE WB tcamj, INTERLUDE, Yearbook Staff, Honor Roll. Still waters run deep Barnstormers Club: Tobias and the Angel : Deba I Q6 JAMES LEO RIEDER B Team Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Track, Cross Country, Intramural Basketball: Ushers, Booster, Glee Clubs, Junior Academy of Science: Sweethearts , Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter Assemblies, North Central Chorus: Student Council, Honor Roll. Hatter Heights' pride and joy KATHY ELIZABETH RICKELMAN Future Teachers Club: Honor Roll: Debate, Forensic League. For 11 life in the classroom! JAMES WILLIAM RIFFLE Booster Club: Student Council, Home Room Oflicer Honor Roll, INTERLUDE. We'Il rememlber Jim SHIRLEY ANN ROBASKA Booster Club. i'Doing 60 words a minute AUDREY LEE ROBISON Band flibrarianjz Junior Barnstormers, Junior Izaak Walton Clubs: Home Room Oiiicer, Freshman Class President. Pretty little lady BETTY ANN RODINO Future Nurses of America, Booster Clubs. Cutest little nurse ever a GE D VID ROHDE Fresh an F otball, Baseball, Varsity Wrestling: Cilee, c Boo C s: Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving As- 1 0 Qw m KATE 5 1954 GRADU M25 MARIO-N C. ROHR 6 Library Qsec,, treas.D, Booster Clubs. 0 i Little one LINDA SUE ROSEWARNE Water Ballet: INTERLUDE, Barnstormers. Central will miss her after graduation FLORENCE ROTTACH Glee Club Cv.-pres.j, Barnstormers, Span' , ' - , 'i j German Clubs: Junior Achievement Csec.D : S at an- -1 ish Contest Qlst placej: Christmas, Tha s i As- semblies: North Central Concerts: Brothe hood Ch rus: Triple Trio: Lady in the Dark , 'S oftm, lfflffill , Good News , :'Amahi and the Night visiwf S: I y ,if ,cf Seasons . X, X' l It , A fi X SUZANNE MARY SARVARI I ftf' I - Barnstormers, Booster Cexec. lbgdardb ll fu 11? 'unior 1 Achievement: Christmas Assemibl, V fa f'Curly Xl I I f ' CAROLYN RUTH SCHAPI-IORST ft' Glee, Booster, Barnstormers fchr.D Clubs: Home Room resident: Chairman Sophomore Christmas Partyi Tri- ple Trio: Honor Roll: Student Council: Welcome, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter Assemblies: North entral, Spring Concerts: Sho-Gun , Lady in the Dark , What the Public Wants , Amahl and the Night Visitors , The Ivory Door , To-bias and the Angel , Krazy Kat , A'Harvey , Under the Gas- light , The Fisherman and His Soul , Mr. Barry's Etchings , The Elevator , The Seasons , Shall We Join the Ladies? : Intramural Volleyball. Just the busiest! Ramona'y FREDERICK CARL SCI-IEMINSKE C'an't ask for better CARL SCHLUNDT Not so tall as Dorf' FRED MICHAEL SCHMIDT Booster Club. Now what? JAMES SCHMITT Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling: C Team ball, Track: Student Council. Our 'Ned' DUANE BERNHARD SCHNEIDER B Track, Cross Country: Barnstormers, Glee, er Clubs: Christmas, Easter Assemblies: Business Manager: Sho-Gun , Under the Practice what you preach NANCY JO SCHOCK Glee, Barnstormers, Booster Clubs: I-Iome Room Presi- dent: Christmas Assembly: Commencement Exercises: Student Council. Laugh and the whole wcorld laughs EVELYN LOUISE SCHOLZ Glee, Future Teachers of America fsec.D, Booster Clubs: Commencement: Thanksgiving, Easter, Christ- mas Assemlblies: Lady in the Dark. The eyes have it lJl2aQW,9I54 GRADUATES B ader: Barnstormers, Glee, Booster Clubs: Chris m Easter Assemblies: Krazy Kat , Lady in the Dar , Under the Caslightnz INTERLUDE, Quill and Scrool: Home Room President. Gaz'ety personiiedn RY SCHUELL ELIZABETH ANN sERR1TELLA Barnstormers, Glee Clubs: Christmas, Thanksgiving Easter Assemblies: Student Council: Sho-Gun. Charmer JANE ANN SHAKE Barnstormers, Glee Clubs: Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter Assemblies. Nice to know BARBARA SHAW What now? JAMES LEROY SHEDD Intramural Basketball: Ereshman Baseball, Basketball: B Team, Varsity Baseball: Booster Club: Home Room Vice-President. Tool and die-ing MARILYN JEAN SHERWOOD W g Booster Club. nf- Whal do the stars foretellfn 3 9 RICHARD LEE SHIREMAN Dick DALE ALAN SIGRIST Varsity Football, Wrestling. Strong man JOSEPH SIP Z ogg wand to the Great Beyond ART SMITH ster, arnstormers Clubs: Student Council: Christ- 0 as, Dr atics Class Assemblies: Let's Talk Tur- y 'Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves , Sweet- rs , Central Standard Time , Tobias and the ngel , The'Seasons , Lady in the Dark , The Fisherman and His Soul , Sho-Gun , What the Public Wa ts , The Ivory Door, Hep zjdefine Webster HAH ES R SMITH A rn ve en ' eer X Va E RAE ITH i rleader: Booster Club Cexec, boardj: Jr ev Csec.D: Pep, Welcome, Student Council hange Assemblies: Student Council: INTERLUDE ent: Water Ballet: Home Room Oflicer Cpres., sec.j xx l Dynamite - to say the least! MARY SUE SNELLENBERGER Booster Club, Home Room Secretaryg Honor Roll, INTERLUDE Agent. Central's cutie ROSEMARIE SNODGRASS Prognosticaring F954 GRADUATES LARRY GENE SNYDER Beating the bell at 8:20 RICHARD LEE SNYDER Booster Club. Waitz'ng and watching r dj sl E Jr X I A JEANNIE sotzz-iN A .VJ rf, X ls ', ' . X 61 Booster Club Cexec. boardj,C niowch Santa baby My tl , . gi! JOHN STANCATTI ,, ' ' A I , I fp-ai Daredevil X! . 0 - ff , X X 35539 W? RICHARD E. STARRETT Varsity Baseballg Student Council, Your guess is as good as mine MARY JO ANNE STELLNER INTERLUDE Home Room Agent. Anything for a laugh KATHRYN LILLIAN STONER Tri-Hi-Y fsec.j, Glee Clubs: Christmas, Easter. Thanksgiving Assemblies. She's our gal from 225 l RONALD L W Booster Club. X f gay a ' His is a SIHQ I t I DARWYN SURAN Politician NANCY CAROL SWANSON Barnstormers, Orchestra, Booster Clubs: The Sea- sons , Shall We Join the Ladies? , What the Public NVants , Good News , Under the Gaslight , Sho- Gun , Lady in the Dark , The Ivory Door , Or- chestra Assemblies, Concerts and Musicals. What a gal! l954 GRADUATES VERNICE SWEENEY Dreaming of the dayl' BRUCE ARLEN SWIHART B Team Golf, Intramural Wrestling, Intramural Basketball: Barnstormers, Jr. Izaak Walton, Cilee Clubs: Lady in the Dark , Christmas Play: Home Room Oiiicer, INTERLUDE. Home Room Casanova JOAN ADELINE SWITALSKI Future Nurses, Booster Clubs: Student Council Repre- sentative, Yearbook Staff Member fjr. yr.D. She is really going places LORETTA MARIE SZALAY Barnstormers, Booster Clubs: Home Room Ofiicer. Tom's No. I Caddy RONALD A. SZUMSKI Freshman Track, Tennis: Booster Club. Always with the wise remarks DAVID RONELD SZYMCZAK Tumblers Club: Band, Future Jimfmy Dorsey ,dv RITA TANNER I Library Stall' Cpresj, National Forensic League Csec.- Clubs: Welcome, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, Brotherhood, Debate, Political Assemblies: Sweet- hearts , Everyman , All City Chorus, North Central . Chorus, Commencement: Baccalaureate Programs: Var- sity Debate, INTERLUDE, Yearbook Ceditorj, Honor Roll, Student Council, D. A. R. Winner. Silence is golden treas.J, Jr. Red Cross, Glee, Barnstormers, Booster 70 1 BARBARA JEAN THAU Booster Club. Interested in all MARYANN THERESA THELMAN Booster Club. One ,of the best CHARLES WILLIAM THURN Varsity Golf Ccaptj: Intramural Basketball: Home Room Oilicer: Booster Club. Possible candidate for caddy ROSE ANN TIPPY Booster Club: Style Show Assembly. The best in a small package THOMAS TOMOLAK Freshman Track: B Team, -Varsity Football. Radclif? or bust! we Q,-N l of ' l l95-4 GRADUATES JOHN WILLIAM TOTH Barnstormers Qboardb, Glee. Ushers Clubs: INTERLUDE: Student Council, Honor Roll: Thanksgiving, Easter. Christ- mas Assemblies: North Central Chorus: Sweethearts , A'Cen- tral Standard Time , Lady in the Dark , Under the Gas- light . The Fisherman and His Soul , Sho-Gun , What the Public Wants , The Ivory Door . Tobias and the Angel , Krazy Kat , Mr. Barry's Etchings , Harvey , MCiood News , Amahl and the Night Visitors , The Elevator. His will be real success LILL IAN A. TRAPHAGAN Tumblers, Glee Clubs: Christmas Assembly: North Central Chorus. It's ull planned JON DAVID TREACY Barnstormers. Cilee Clubs: Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving Assemblies: North Central Chorus: Sweethearts , Lady in the Dark . Harvey , Under the Gaslight , Sho-Gun , Amahl and the Night Visitors. He always knows RONALD EUGENE TROWBRIDGE Glee, Ushers fsec.j Clubs: Sho-Gunn: Christmas, Easter Assemblies. Full of fun JUDITH MARY TROXEL Student Council: The Mystery of Sister Marie CSt. Josephj z Honor Roll: Student Administrative Corps. Ohio bound HENRY TURNER The better half SHIRLEY ANN TURNER Intramural Volleyball, Table Tennis Tournaments: Glee, Booster, G. A. A. Clubs: Easter, Christmas, Thanksgiving Assemblies: North Central, Spring Festival Choruses: Spring Style Show: INTERLUDE Representative: B Team Cheer- leader: Junior Achievement: School Administrative Corps: Home Room Oflicer: Commencement, Baccalaureate: Every- man , Amahl and the Night Visitors, The know-everybody girl MARIANNE ULLERY G. A.A, Booster Clubs: Home Room President: Student Council: Honor Roll: Yearbook Staff: Honor Roll Commit- tee: Senior Cabinet. Always loyal to Purdue BARBARA ANN UNDERLY Tum-blers Qpres., sec. treaw ster lu Tu bling s- scmblies. X Tumbling with pin s RONALD ROY N Barnstormers oard , . Clubs: Sl a Ensemble Con - , Gob ews Club Band Ass 'b a on e s l'TaIl, fair a h ome ALICE VAN DE VELDE Booster Club: Home Room -'P sident. Bachelor gal fp D nd e nd Sh un Amahl and i h isi s , he Ugdr D r : Glee , lj -J-.U alt' bi JANE ,MARIE VARGA Cilee, Booster Clubs: INTERLUDE. Undecided steno 1954 GRADUATES DELORES ANN VEASEY Glee Club: Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas Assem- blies, Amahl and the Night Visitors. Wedding bells are ringing MARY Loo WALINSKI Booster, Future Nurses fsec., treas.j Clubs: Barn stormers, Junior Achievement, Home Room Officer, A future Florence Nightengalen EDDIE XVARD Best of luck to you, Eddie STELLA B. WATKIN Intramural Hockey, Varsity Hockey, Volley-ball, Intra mural Basketball CWebster Groves, University City, St Louisg Kenton, Ohioj: Glee, Booster Clubs: Leaders' G. A. A., Honor Pin Clubs CUniversity Cityl 2 Mar- tha CKentonD, Showboat CUniv. Cityj, Christ- mas, Easter Assemblies, North Central, Spring Concert She will confuse the profs at Purdue MAXINE LEE WEISS Booster, Glee Clubs: Honor Roll. When you're smiling . . . FREDERICK JOHN WENDT Football Manager CDowagiac, Michj. Not a word oTTo WERENKA Time will tell-he won't THOMAS LYLE WETTER Football. Wrestling, Track Managersp Projectionists lf W J if ai . EWA 1 , Bois GEORC1 H RTONIKQ I Club. Mr, Auto Mechanic Wrestling, B Baseball Roaming CAROL ANN WHITE O ' Booster Club' Water Ballets Honor Roll RL if Home Room- Officer Personality-plus , 76 s MARY ALICE WHITLOCK E Euergone's crazy about Mary lice JEROME FRANCIS WILLIAMS B Swimming, Intramural Basketball: French-Gen man Club: Home Room Officer. Ma Sunshine UW' A ft' 1954 GRADUATES r M gil IA A1 LOIS KATHLEEN WILMORE Intramural Volleyball: Cilee ftreasj, French-German, Booster Clubs: Christm-as, Thanksgiving Assemblies: North Central: Music Eestivalg Student Council Qtreasj, D. A. R, Representative, Home Room Officer, Honor Roll, Red Cross, Yearbook Staff, State Math Contests. Central's all-around gal BRIAN LANE WILSON Avid scientist CARL JACOB WINKEL Varsity Football: Freshman, UB Baseball: Wrestling. One of the team PAUL LEE WINSLOW Band fdrum majorjz Band Contests, Concerts. Marching along GEORGE JEROME WITUCKI Always on the go RICHARD W. WOLEE Home Room Officer. Lad with the infectious smile SANDRA SUE WOODS Intramural Volleyball: Euture Teachers, Booster Clubs: Student Council: Home Rooms Ofhcerg Honor Roll. The quiet teacher MARY JANE WROBLEWSKI Booster, Future Nurses, Ba nstor ers, Glee C bf: Honor Roll. Mn , ,VVQ One sweet gal Ci' Mya OTTO J. WUELEING Intramural, Varsity Wrestlingg Ushers Club. Ulndividual and independent MAY LOUISE WUNDER Booster, Glee Clubs. Strawberry-blonde KENNETH EDGAR YEAGLEY Intramural Basketball, Wrestling. Doing nicely PATRICK ANN ZABIK Jr. Achievement Csecj, Booster, Barnstormer Clubs Water Ballet. Sweet and sincere 1954 GRADUATES ?'CCY JEFAX ZCELLER Y Pgig Pzig T::r::::e:t: C Ciea Cubs: 'Qktzhf . xi the Night Yisircrsf' u,CiL f 'lLLfH Jim ADDITIONAL GRADUATES ROBERT .HDBIR IR, JCHX DAVID KAIZER Iztrarnuzzl. 'B' Biskatbgllz Hema Roc: Yi V Q 'Pfprrrber supreme dent. H s f:'fs' :cr 6'L'iTQ,C'f6 D-:AXE RAY f,,fAXTHEXX'S String :fi Sfmt RFLLIE ID BRFXTTOX Y 'X w YOSCRF Vwwy Tpmblars Squzrg Daiza 5:2531 Cfubs 'at 'I-cripla M1425 ' Q' A LZ'A H High 55533: 1 luzticr .R:h1Q'-'g:c:i, '1'7 555 57'-179 35 Jlflf, RICHARD JOSEPH XIINCIXSKI Intramural Basketball: '5:c5:cr Cub. X wLI..XCE DODD COLEMAN ,Qga lqirkd' X YSJMY Fo-ctbzli Blilxifbliz Rcscivrzfd High Slhiii .Ella T, T:'f'T:l41i xy. L'DX'AlxRDI Frashrizn Foizball Bzsgbgfl P-lAL'L I-EA1xRX'EY' Q'j:JrJ':45 pit' QLTZD .Tp High Foczbzll' Cr:ssfC:u:tr'.': Jr. High Fr 5' ti: B V. Ynrsitv Baskclb-311' Srudcxi Council. PATRICK Z5-PPI-5 'Q77fQp 'gEer Qi? SIKA Uillfidfg 6 Yaicof Denise Holland and Nancy McGrue inspect a miniature In- terior Decoration layout in room 105. Mrs. Gertrude Butcher was W their Interior D e c o r a t i o n teacher' Assignments in Miss Agnes Frick's public speaking classes are presented with gestures. QLOWER PICTURED: A corner of the sewing room where girls make articles of wearing apparel under the direction of Miss Edna C. Roop. CLEFTJ2 When one is assigned to third lunch period she just does not wait. During the Christmas vaca- tion the lunch room ceiling was treated to a covering of acoustical material which has made the room much more quiet during the busy hours. CRIGHTD: Rita Payton poses her pet hamster. Rita appeared at the 1953 fall meeting of the Indiana Junior Academy of Science at Earlharn College where she presented a paper on an experiment she conducted on hamsters. Students of art in Bert Trott- n0W's classes in room 312 exhi- bit their work. They are pleased with their productions of the first semester. Home Economics students pose at luncheon table with Miss Lucile Dienhart. They pre- pared a luncheon which was served to mothers of the girls and a few invited faculty members. ' JUNIGRS DAN O'DONNELL, President CAROLYN WHITMER, Secretary BOB GOVERNS, Vice-President Floyd Adams Dean Anderson John Anson Priscilla Arbuckle Sharon Atherton James Badowski Jo Anne Badowski Charlotte Balough Fred Banaszak Patricia Banicki Sandra Bare Calvin Barnes Jim Baufih Alice Baumgartner Barbara Bays Joanne Beahm Nancy Beard Sheri Beatty Peggy Benassi Leah Rea Benson Zeda Berry Janice Bird, Larrv Blanton Joe Boland, Jr. Terry Botteron Dennis Bourdon Jeanette Bowlin Barbara Boyer Walt Breske Howard Bricker Patricia Briscoe Ermil Brockey Jean Brollier Beverly Brown Annie Buchanan Fred Buechner Bradley Bunker Mary Burch Jill Burgeson Gretchen Busch Carol Campbell Beverly Carlson Floyd Carter Janet Cass Jay Charon Ray Cieslik Dick Clark Ruth Clark Marilyn Coddens Mickey Cohen Bill Cole Nancy Cook Barbara Cudowski Frances Dale Dorothy Daniel Beverely Daube Bob Davis Darlene Davis James De Vore Larry De Witt Elmer Dickens Jacquelyn Doetsch Dan Dombrowski Paul Derda Nancy Dumont Richard Dunbar Denny Dunlap Libby Earles Nord Early Joseph Exived Leroy Elledsfe Carolyn Enoch Robert Erlandson James Erp Dick Etter Ola Evans Arlene Fabian Ronald Fabiszak Brendan Faean Dick Faltynski A 2 at L 4 Q, Q ,f Af f t fy 1? 19:2 'S' 1 W, g wx N X My E 45 J 'G sm W get f if X - -9 .L L. 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Larry Ferguson V , f Lynne Fernald Q V , v VA,A ' ' ,, f ' Alice Fin - A , ,, 1 ' ' Roberta Fink Henry Flis Y Aniizieb Frager 1 A ,, ,, f ' . o er ree F -ff if 1 , ' ' Marilyn Frepan ' ' ' . 7 V' Mariethel Fry 4 j - , 'V' ' f Mary Gadson ' , ff I' My V VV ,R V ' N Rebecca Gadson Q Q , X Teresa Gallas 1- fe' fa-if 4 Tim Gallivan New ?:12f bl ona am e ' , V , ,V f V V , George Gandy 'V LQ 4 ' 'W ' 8' - ' F Judy Garlough f . V, Q... 2' v fp 5 Rose Gartee 'H , , ' V i 1' 1. Robert Gatton , .1 ' If J Q it ' + 1 i Caggle Gogfrgy ' ' I 1 f 4 ' o X ancy o eney 'fi' ' ' i ' rs' Roiiiald Gcolrss t . vory ran Jim Grant 7: T , , ' 7, Z Eddie Gray E n ' Q ' QS? V XL, V f,, Richard Grear , 1, ' . V' Q' C . Dick Greene I ,, , V , 5 -V 1 Larry Griffin , j ,, :Vv 3 ' y Vg! ' . 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I , V--G' JUNIORS , A Jim Landon V 9 Carol Lang W f Dick Latson f JJ 1 5 Sue Laughlin ,Q Frank Lavallee Z Wade Leslie Carolyn Leverich Joe Levy Judv Levy Sylvia Lewis Roberta Lippert Sybil Lobaugh A l Pete Love ' Donna Lynn V Bob Maas V, Bob MacDonald , Barbara Magee Chris Makris 1, Audine Manuel Ruth Marcus ' John Martin Ronnie Mason Dan Matthew Pearl Matthews Roger Matthews 3 59 Carlos Mayes f ,Z Beulah McDonald ' W 5' John McNarney V3 ,1 ' Clara McNeil Sally Mead ff f Bob Moore ' Marilyn Miller Sharon Miller - Marcia Milliken V , Thelma Mitschelen - f Bruce Mock fl Janice Mohler Margaret Molnar Bob Moore Sharon Moore 'vi Jo Mooren Joe Mrozek ' 4 W Joan Mungier f A Janice Murphy 57 Carolyn Name ' Lois Nering Charles Niblick Larry Niblick Gordon Norquist Louis Nowicki V John O'Brien Edna O'Hara f?!, Joy Osthimer f K can on ff Betty Oursler f 4, John Overholt Frances Owens Sahag Oxian Pat Pague Ronald Pamachean Ruth Papczynski Jackie Papet Barabara Parrish Alba Paszly Bob Peglow Gale Pendl 5 Don Perkins , Chuck Petretic 'Q I Joyce Pinkerton V ' .W Terry Plunkett V If iii M I i. 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Yena ku SOPHOMORES JACK COPPENS, P resident BOB LYONS, Secretary-Treasurer DICK UGORETZ, Vice-President James Adair X f ffl f Q ff ff W! if .A V 'YW f I .W 7 1 em? Q, fr , X7 , Q V, W Z fa. 7, X ffl ' Z' W f 1' 1 I at 1 fi? if fl f Z 11+ ff ,f Zrffzgv , f f H7 ' filfi f f 2 Jean Adair ,- I - Ortlgn AdglTiS A fz ,gb on A e soeraer - X ' ,V ,f 'lm ff f, ' f' wg 'W f Gerald Aftowski ii, Z f f' Z , J f Rlcglard Al:-meh W rl- g,,,f ', ' aron in ff ff , 1 Q ' 2 f' VV ZW ' Marjorie Alison I 1 W 14' If ff W4 .Z I., L A f f ' Dorothy Anderson f .V ' Lucille Anson ,f f My , V V I , Beatrice Ashby ., 'M 0 Z '- ,A J A' Elissa Baer ' V' I Y f ' W4 Za f f, J J Otis Bailey l ,V,, Q ..,, '- J VV ' ,Eg 7 Beverly Baker ' VV V ff 7 ' Q 1 Dixie Baker fin eg , , Q ' ja! 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X f If X- I . , m 44' 1 'ff aw wr f nw ., A .-. ,wr ,,,, SOP!-IOMORES Gene Czyzewski Ralph Dabrowiak Sandy Dahlke ' Daniel Lonnie I t Marianne Danielowicz t Deal Jane Mary Deardorf Richard DeBow Helen Dee Mary Dee Patty Dee Terry DeFreeuw Douelas DeMuth Kenny Denney Judy Derroufzh Ronald Donat Ilar e Dorhauer Bob Draper Charles Drew Pinkie Duckworth Frances Dunfee Daniel Dunn Sally Ecklund - .r A Q ' Ronald Dudeck h , A ,J , J Qi , Wir Loralee Ellsworth Mary Emmerson Gordon Eslick William Essi2 Katheryn Evans Murray Feiwell Bill Ferguson Marilyn Fodfze gk gg V.. f Bruce Foldesi Leonard Foster Ethelreda Fox ' John Fox Gale Frank nkl'n 5 Q Rozelia Fra 1 Francis f I f .sf wa ' wo 5 f , W, , K Y If . , '-4 Omg, ,, N 2, f ' 5 If if 2' , , - 'f My f I wr , f I, ff V . I, , :vi 1 , .. I f 1 Z 1 r al Ry 7 ,,l , ,H ,, my -4' fa 'iz ,Q ,4 ff fmva Q lfrl , V J! 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GN ' ' 2, if fe? 4' If , V 4 5 it , if 'iff' J if if George Barbara Fredlund Ted Freedman Patty Freeman Robert Fulmer ' Don Garlough Earl Garson Gretchen Gasper Eddie Gast Douilas Gatton Dorothy Glenton Roberta Gacki Elaine Goetz Jane Goff Roy Good Rosemary Goodling Joe Grabarz Lena Greer Robert Green Jean Greene Bob Grochowalski -:r , Bill Grossnickle ' Charles Guy ' G oles , Jerry y Margaret Haas If Bob Hadaway Myrna Haddock Lois Haile Bob Haley Neil Hardy Bill Harrineton Jean Harrison Russ Hartman Mary Hartwick Edward Hass Shirley Hayworth j 1 Jack Hatfield 3 Hattie Harris 3 Sue Hauteman ' Nancy Hawkins Helen Hayes Mary Hayes Roy Heater Nora Herzer Dianne Henney ' 1 Ruth Henry Rosalie Hesiben Barbara Hicks Betty Hoehn I Dick Holdeman Denise Holland Kay Hoofnagle Arthur Hobson Tom Howell , 6 Rosie Huffman Lynda Hunt LW ,jj Irene Huston ' Don Illis SOPI-IOMORES Eddie Ingram Denny Isaacs Suzanne Isma Beverly J ablonski Demova James Lorraine Jarnrozy Dolores Jankowski Ronald Janowczyk Bill J ayo Bob Jensen Richard Johns Barbara Johnson Bob Jones Dick Jones Jerry Jones Cora Julian Harold Kabay Mary Ann Kalat Kenny Kasa Fannie Kaser Kathleen Kastner Margaret I-Ieltzel Leon Kennedy Betty Kertai Rosemary Kester Joe Kin! Marty Kleva Leah Kline Don KlinEer Anne Knoblock Ronnie Kochems Ernest Koehler Margaret Kohlbremer Marilyn Kohruggfh Barbara Kominkiewicz Mary Konieczny Geraldine Kowalski Leona Kowalski Julianne Kreuiler Ed Krulewitch John Kruszynski Janet Kubiak Richard Lamierand James Lance June Lane Judith Laskowski Wanita Latson Marilyn Leda Bob Lee Nancy Lehman Charles Lein Ronald LeVan Robert Leverich Joel Levy Richard Linnert Carole Little Paul Lockmondy Mary Lockmondy Jake Long Clark Lonieran Chuck Lynn A Martin Max'-Kiera Elaine Makris Torn Manuszak Mary Marcinkowski Don Mark Mary Martin Janet McGinnis Ruthann McIntyre Bob McKenzie Lois McKenzie Larry McWilliams Hal Mead Deanna Meadow George Merrill Dave Mezykowski Jerome Micinski Dan Millar Bob Millar Steve Miller Bob Million Betty Minder Billy Minix Ronald Minkow Marguerite Mizelle Willa Mae Moore Chris Morosz Gloria Moss Diana Mullen James Murbhy Marjorie Murbhy Dan Myers Adrian Nagy Eddie Nailon Lee Nicks Jim N1tSOH 3 , ',., vi fm , Q WM ' 'iz , 4 ' 1-gag. 32 Q if 4 if seg , 'uf' Iiiwji .-.wiv K, Al ,V I XM rl fm, I 4 M I ,f 4 Mi, qw In V. 1 4 M ! ., A Q2 5 7, 73 , , Wfz. , - ,, 9 J . 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Ns X X 0 Z ilk? ani I .IM 2 , f I aw Z! 431 SOPI-IOMORES Theresa Niezgodski John Nowack Michael Nyiokis Sue O'Donnell Julie Orvis John Osthimer Robert Paczkowski Dave Pajakowski Pat Paluszewski Joyce Papoi David Parks Sheldon Parzen Rita Payton Bertha Pennycuff George Pettit Joe Phillips Janice Plew Velma Plump Sarah Plunkett Paul Polinski Richard Powell ' ff li I Geraldine Preston Pat Price ...Ti Nancy Prvtz W Q gg Q Barbara Purey M 'H -Q Assn 5 in -W Dan Pulaski A gg, X 1 4 1 EW K Stan Putrzenski ' ,Q 1 RosIemaryRRschk , V' J f ,Q f ane a ec i X Ted Rajchei 'W X if X Thomas Ramsbey Judv Rand , ,- Gretchen Rauch 'f f W, A ' N A Larry Rayce ,ff 7, Izzy f g . , Rudolph Redding y , , ,, , f 1 we , ' .AM Q. 4 f ff f ,, Tom Reed ! ,.f ,V -' my I George Relias 1 .,,,j K 1 Dale Rems f- fl 1 I Bobby Reynolds i 1 - Sharon Richards , Tim Richards My ,, 4 . , ,, , Joan Ridenour f Hifi f r ' w A Joyce Riehie 5 ,WH 1 -' Wancla Riljey A, - V X Bil Ro erts W H . Af, -I Marge Robison l , x V ' ff Sue Robinson K , W f Terry Rodeser ' y Donna Rodin , V Ann Rober i ,. ac . , Don Ross f' Q ' f f' f Z 5 f , , -G M , Lawrence Ross il., , Q, 4 .W f 46 fa w-.W .i wg, ww , f Mary Ann Ross t ' , Muriel Rozek f Q, 'S 1 Sylvia Rozek e f j John Rozyicki A Casimo Rulli Ronnie Ryback . ,ffy ,M My Earl Rynearson Z, A , gg ' 'V' , Pat Sallows W - Z , Z Audrey Schanfold , X ij Harry Schankerman ' o 0 2 W A Sarah Schmidt W ' 1 1 Bob Schrader f ff Xe fffs Robert Scope A, A Shirley Scott R f f .. Millie scruqii f V V V, K - Arlene Se ers -Sl? V' 2 1 X ' Gwien Sfhsaknigon -W, ,T ,, V' -V , une i er W5 X 5 Nancy Shilt wwf gy -- ' - 1- Ennio Shoemaker Eilleen Shultz V I 1 ' Fred Shurn W If ' If ff ' Bok1gSiegmanS d k X yy W ' fr' 2, 1 ara ara iera Z i Archie Simmons QQ NW f ff , ls ' Barbara Sims ' ,I KM ' Q Larry Sleeth 1 A . Mable smith J' Phil Smith ' ' Sharon Smith , X ' ' X Shirley Smith W, , A Q Bolghsfmdei-S h . A X .6 X , Y 4 aron oas M , Q, !X . H, r 6 , Rgnalq Sgkgl .. ' I , X 36 V ,, Vio a ottie 1 f f i. A Q f V Barbara Spear ' X 4 it . ,1 Wa , ,A SQ. if an l :', W A 8 41 , X wma, I Q0 Z' , , 9 V V. M vm ' f' Sylvia Stroup . X I , 4' K J,-' Ann Sprenkel Margaret Springer Gerald Stachowiak Connie Stahl Joan Stevens Gene Strozewski Dale Swihart 4' .1 U 1 an 3 -un fi ' 51: 1 Q ' -ff ' G f ' X v 'Q Ib -is 15' X x , 5 N3 7' . haul xi I ff. L .R 'fi J o , L 1:5 G1x1rg up then' spare tlme to help Centrals mam offme iuncuon properh xx ele left to ught Joyce W1eczorck Evelyn Rlley Patricia Slott, Marlene Kazmeuzak Noulne Bruce Shalom Lubaxx ay Marxlyn k M B Ex el n Scholtz, Peggy Benass1 Valerxe Eazbol Joyce R1eh1e and Juhana K1ueger 1 FRESI-IMEN 5 32 5 V I ,V f 1' V 1, DWIGHT OVERHOLTZER, President , , , 1 V VU s if V JOAN BURKHART, vree-Presrdem ff! 1 , I W 1 1 ' f 1- V 1 QS JANICE JONES, Secretary-Treasurer f f r i: kkxk ' ,X X 1 rf V J W JWVQN , 7, V ' V Kent Achtgiiberg V 1 1 .1 1 ,1 V. , ' Irving len ' 177 1 - X 4- 14,1 -1 ' 5' 1 - f John Alexander ,. QN,Vi rv? . 1 :4 V e, R11 X U Charles Ausop 1 i , 11 11 1 ' 1. J 5 ' f W'l1ard Anderson Z 1 ' 11: 1 -1 1, 1VV V V. RobertVAntonell1 ' W ' David Arndt .V ,ffw 1- ff' 1- Q 1.1 cr K1 , es -V 1 Q11 1V B111 Atherton V M 1 Carolyn Aughenbaugh V 1 V VV 1 Gayl Austin , V Q,-'fr is X '.. V N- V .X V. Charlotte Bailey Q Q. iw 1 ' , 1 Betty Baker 7 .V eV V , 'M ' QQ, 1 Judy Baker me . V W wr . V QW? 1 ei 1 Steve Bzgkafi ' Q H 11 1 11 ' Beth an fs 1, 1 ,- . 41 . ,1 . , , W'-1 I hmmm 1 V .1 5 Bob Barnes Nerna Barnharlf VV V Margaret Barrier A 7 ' 312' 1 V V Richard Bass , ,J 1 1 V 11-1 4- , 11 sf C Bill Batalis mf .V kj, 1 5' 1, A W' 1 '- - 'f 2' Chris Batalis ' ' s f' 'W 'V' 2V V VV 1 'ar J Eileen Bateman jg 1 1 j j V1 -.111 1' 1 WJ V, ,. Jack Bauer 6 1 Y H , 'W 'A M John Baumgartner Marcia Beard . V, Lois Bednarek . V 1 11 V1 V1 Q V, V , V Leona Bennett V V ,V ,X f V ' 5, George Benson - ., Q v ',:, ', 'Y ef, 11 7 42 ' Bexizecrllly lzenton 1 'g K VL ,1V,V 1 If , E 16 ergan -'N ' 1 rw 2 'f V 1114 ff j fe: Bill Bergen d ' V An , A Vid We Robert Bernhar V V ' Jess? Bilingli . ., 1 . 1 ir ey 1 A 5, . ' 13- , p , if' V ,. 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VV Z1 wg r s L lg VNV 111 10 . 1 Marie ar son 1 xi V ,1 ' 1 7 VH V, 1 gg , 11 1 Ruth Carnes ' ' ' , Dale Carson . V VV Calvin Carter 1 ' V ' 1' ' V Z Joan Carter '- . wx ' , rf Vw 5 11 V f is , V Dennis Cerveny '1 ' et W V V V1 7 5 1',, 4, Frank Cervenv 1 115 es f ,.. 1 1 , 1 Barbara cieslik ,ij V , .. X V V , ,, V 111 -v1 5 V f- 1. , f V V V V Q, V V Henry Chandler 1 , 1 ,r 1 113 Phrli, Chaarrsss - . V35 1 4111, V V . 1. ,. ar ara 1 ers FRESHMEN Annette Chism Mary Christman Bert Chudzicki Ronald Churmat Marlene Clarke Mary Jane Clary John Coalman Ray Coffel Dorothy Cohn Joan Collisson Donald Conklin Shirley Conrad Robert Cooper Kathleen Crawford Wilma Crittendon Pat Cunningham Ronald Babosz Warren DeMike Joseph Denny Pete Diamondis Richard Dice Jerry Dobecki Donalee Dorhauer Beverly Doetsch Rita Dowdy Wayne Driver Harrietta Duckworth Marilyn Dunlap Sue Dyer Bob Earlv Pat Early Jerry Earles Tom Elliot Don Emerick Wayne Engel Virgil Enperson Jim Eslinger Marcia Fabiszak Gordon Fallowfield Mary Farlow Joyce Ferguson John Fill Janet Fissgus Pat Flynn Joan Forsyth Darlene Foster Susie Franklin Dolores Fritz Laverne Gaba Sandra Gard Joseph Garstecki Tom Gates LaMar Gemberling Edward Gnott Tom Gore Sally Goss Gerald Graham Lorraine Grayzcki Zanette Gregory Jim Grillo Marlene Grimm Linda Gronoler Karl Grorud Ted Gugle Andy Gzezesniak Ted Haab Jo Ann Hagenbuch Ray Hamilton Richard Hamilton Helen Handlev Pat Hansen David Harding Bill Harman Shirley Harris Esie Hartman Vera Hawk Patsy Hawley Robert Hellinghouse Gloria Hernig Chuck Henderson Cecil Hendricks Herb Heritz Unice Hesiben Jon Hickey Willard Higgins Joan Highleyman Shirley Hillman Jack Hipsak Mohler Hobbs Sue Ann Hodge Jim Hodges Ann Hoff Cecile Hoffman Sharon Hoofnagle John Holdeman Richard Hold 2 f 11, V rx V . 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X24 ff' f 'nm f?'ie.,A mx A e 0 x A I 2? : FRESI-IMEN Pauline McKnight Ted Meier Josephine Mejer Kieth Menzie Robert Michaelis Barbara Milhous Ronald Millcarek David Miller Dick Miller Sauder Miller Dale Mitchell Irene Mitchell Kay Mohler Shirley Molnar Darlene Moore Martha Morehouse Cilan Morgan Dick Morris Lucien Mroczkiewcz Arlene Mrozinski Michael Muller Janet Nailon Marlynne Nalon Nancy Nate Richard Nelson David Nering Robert Niblick John Nicholas Blanche Nicks Brett Nordgren Darlene Nowacki Diane Nowatka Bernard Nowicki Lynn Ogden Dick Otolski Kay Palrniter Mary Palrniter Priscilla Paluszcwska Wallace Patterson Ronnie Pavek Linda Pearse Eugene Peetsch Joe Pennycuff John Perkins Helen Phillips Ronald Pierce Janies Pinckert Barbara Pitula Meredith Polk Sharon Pollock Carol Posick Ronnie Prather Jacquelin Preston John Proctor Barbara Pugsley Sandra Pullman Juanita Quiggle Roger Radcliffe Katherine Radecki Robert Raelke Ruth Rague Lee Reed Kathy Remiro Rudy Rems Rosalie Kepschull Sally Rice Don Riffle Eddie Rininger Steve Rogenski Bruce Rogde John Roper Howard Roth Tim Rouse Nordy Rutherford Gilbert Ryan Jay Savari Susan Schmidt Don Schrader Don Scott Mary Scruggs Mark See Ping Shirley Shaffner Amy Sharter Florence Shehcen David Shepherd Grace Sherry George Sherwood Mary Shire Joan Shoemaker Lois Shoemaker Hattie Showers Margie Shurn Barbara Siderits Leonard Siewinski Linda Silver Libby Simms f ' A ix X' -' X as fu- W S 2 i H gf f f 'Sf' f J ,f . 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BO1ghSl 3ld6I'S .d .V if VV X X fl VV f V X ir ey Ani er W 477 V S ' 51, , li Phyllis sohike X X - ak JVV , ' Marlene Sokol X ' J Bill Sourkas Magy Sfmuthgvorth . aro yn pencer a ,V V S, , V VM 5 V . YVX X Tom Squier gf my' -X S if 'fi 'X in 7 :EQ Rose Sutton 1 my ,,,,. w-- fv' Eugene Stachowiak ,ff - , aff 'V' - , , X V 4 , ff Xie. ,f Rogene Stajkowski , ia: , ' F f, X 3 V f X, Jim Stavygs .1 Jil' gy A ,V A V if 2 X Va in Eugene St1 son Dale Stockton - fy Myra Stone QV ' 3 , W X DHIQEIQESSWTOUD V . , H X V f 2 XV . V T V o wanson ,Z ' M5 'P if , v - VV Jon Swartzbaugh M 'f ,f V ' ,ff i Janice Swihart ' ' X f' W - V V VVSV V Mary Szabo ff -' V N 5. Monica Szabo 57 if 'Vg l u ,Q X Daglenlle Szezypiorski ac zucs ' X Bob Tankersley , X V V Q Sue Tarnow TV- V Sr Vit if V V Vg 'S' ' - V ,V Charlotte Taylor QL VV 1 V we X 2 V . 1, QW PeEEy Taylor - ' 'Y' , V ,. S f -- K me V V V Mazelle Teague V X , V V ,Q 4. as Barbara Thilman ,tj .X f f 4 B'll Th N 5. , 1 Monzgnglforne David Thornton v 1 Dale Tomsits mx m V ,V gy. M ,,V 7 V .Qc Steve Toth 5 Vi. J 4 at ' X -' +- , . Wanda Tumbow 't 'Q ,Vi ,Y if Q5 Johanna Turner V ,V , , -P X ' V 11' V . Ozzie Turner I ' ,Ml , ' Vgyfqsd gg, -f Christine Tuveson f V ng 'gr z in is 3 Bob Underly Judy Van Ravensway V Fred Van Scazk ,Q ff ,g. V 55 VV 4- Steve Varga V V I 'fu V Y' , 8 V Rogmary Vargo - W V' A ary Vohs t W -7 Q Judy Vincent ' N .-2:15 , ,W I V .f enny agner V Leon Wagner A z V Jerry Walters .Q I V J ,V Q f if Wilma Ward V , fo r 4 V' V ' Bob Washington . ' . ' V' ,,,V . V Linda Weatherwax Q6 i ,ay ii V i f 7' Sally Weaver N i !, W if fa ' MX , Jeanette Wegner V' Vi- Jo Ann Wells D. gvhegtleyivh V yn ia ite we V , ,VV :LX X V-5 Marion White W , Q V V 1 Thad Whitinger AFV Z ' Xe , V 1 V ,Wd g,,' Angela Wiatrowski g il me , S i V Q ' QQ - ,J Mary Widmar A WJ di it ax. -X iw Don Weems X f' ' V X V f Q Beatrice Williams , 1 .VV- . T V , ' Curtis Williams H A V V George Williams .V ., f ' A 'pV5X. Rs, M V William Williams ,L ., GQ X X Z' IX Q J I f X, Don Willman at g A-A' ' Lv ,V 5' XW' X -.-H La Mar Wilcox ,R f Ve V 3 3 , Nancy Wilcox gf V Q f , ' , Dennis .Wilson N 1 1 Xa, ' 5 Kenneth Wilson V William Winston . ' '1 I ,V V, ,. f V Joalgi glvolakw 1 QV V 'X - Q. g V I ff - .5 V a ricia o tman X fb xi J, V X13 T Q fi Carlos Wood Q ' ' QW I W gi l A Pisiiwwdhtd V VV X X X ,ga V is V. -V , eggy oo war 2 X X V- i y rig 3 ' Gerald Yote -Nw X- - X xx in si I ,,,, Jdx f. .nj ' Q A Bob YOUUE V Tim Zakrocki Y ' ,VV V Elaine Zawierucha iw , X ' J 4, Q iq. 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V Marian Jukowski V ' 1 - ,Nea 7 ' Marilyn Joo 'fi - - - Mary Aldridge 7-8th GRADES Joan Abraham Jack Akins Rose Aldridge Eileen Allen Arlene Anderson Charlotte Anderson Rudy Anderson Mary Austin Preston Austin Pat Badowski Larstean Baker Bruce Bailey Phyllis Bailey Wayne Baker Kay Ban Caroline Barnard Tommy Bartol Betty Battles Barbara Beehler Donald Bennett Zane Bernstein Karen Berk Lester Bernner Ina Berrier Sharon Berry Norma Biles Denny Bishop Bill Blanchard Darrell Blanchard Bernice Blankenbaker Charles Brown Austin Bond Irene Borsodi Forrest Brockway Sandra Bradburn Charles Bratcher Gary Brothers Richard Brown Frank Buck James Buck Louis Burnoski George Byers Katherine Bystry Mary Bystry Deanna Candler Jerry Campbell Lee Roy Campbell Mary Campbell Ruth Carles Audrey Carman Don Carr Thomas Carter Larry Chambliss Richard Chambliss Ruby Chester Shirley Chism Edna Chudek Penny Chudek Robert Clark Ima Cohen Ralph Colt Mildred C'ooper Mallie Copeland Eleanor Cossell Marlene Creighton Dale Cummings Titus Cunegin Georgiann Dalka Peggy Davidson Jean Davis Diane Davison David Deal Corlett de Armond Earl De Graff Larry De Graff I Judith Dezamifz Fred Dodge Larry Donica Ray Dorn Fred Dubois Sharon Dunham Jim Dunn Robert Duke Merrill Earl Juanita Earles Sandra Eberly Karen Ealls Judith Ellis Kenneth Ellis Ned Enoch Alice Epperson Larry Eugene Mildred Evans Williard Farchaman Carole Farlow Barbara Fisher , We 'K ' ff -N. 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W Q' J' '?l2 - it A as ' 5 - f x 'S fE2 a I ' X ' I ff i f s H 7-8th GRADES Emmagene Ford Bill Forton James Foster Sandra Foster Earl Frank Marian Frank Lawrence Freel James French Reba French Denise Fritz Barbara Fromm Joyce Gard John Gast Paul Gast Ronnie Gates Terry Gill Betty Glaser Roger Goffeney Ana Mae Good James Gordon Elizabeth Graham Robert Graham Ronald Graham Jerry Gray Jimmie Grayson John Green Patricia Greer Robert Greer Lowell Haddock Dollis Hagedorn Frank Hague Harold Hamann Nancy Hansman Audrey Hardy Donna Harkins Arthur Harley Barbara Harvey Phyllis Haskin Ruth Hendricks Mary Ann Hes Melvin Holmes Fred Hopkins Gene Howell Karyl Hughes Betty Hughes Josephine Hullinger Martha Husband Barbara Ingram Marvin Ingram Carol Jackson Norman Jannasch Andre Johnson Bertha Johnson Chester Johnson Lorene Johnson Robert Johnson Dick Jones Virgil Johnson Fred Kahn John Kaiser Joan Kantorowski Charles Keen Ruthie Keen Pat Keip Dennis Kemble Michael Kerestury George Key Jeanne Kinlinger Dianne Koepke Kav Kopfenstein Irene Kusna Priscilla Lampkin James Lane Joe Lane Laura Lark Gene Lax Dinah Ledden Jackie Lee Jeannete Lee Flora Lewis Nathanial Lewis Charles Lingenfelter George Little David Lockhart Mary Longley James Love Carolyn Madison Richard Madison Lenora Marcus Lester Martin Janet Mason Marulla Mason Theresa Masszi Merry Matthews Phvllis Mav Durrell McClain 7-8th GRADES Katharyn McCormick Bonnie MCCOS' Julia McDonald Bill McFarlane Isaac McGuire John Mead Ronald Melson Pat Miholick Karole Mill r e Patricia Miller Ray Milliken James Milner Robert Molnar Betty Morian Betty Morton Leona Mrozinski Lore Munstermann Georgianna Murphy Kathrine Murphy Sharon Murnhv Ruby Murrav Ronald Nagy Marx' Jo Nailon Merlyn Nailon Sandy Nasco Georaia Nemeth Odell Newborn Sharon Newburn Dan Newhouse Michael Niblick Larry Niles Barbara Nitz Donald Nowak Charlotte Nunlev James Nunley Bettv Osborne Leon Oursley Elijah Overall Robert Paddy Carl Parker Ral' Parmle5 Barbara Paturalski Ronald Pecsi . . -si Sidney Phipns 0 Marcelli Plechocki David Pietrzak Willie Plump - A- . 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Virginia Wilborn Q V V ' V in HV VV ,V V A Bruce Wileyu W ' i 'KQV f Q 1 Volllllcfiltlixesllvlilgfams ,M , f 7 ,, A 4 ' , esse i son ' 1 VVfQ2f!gV ,V P ' f Connie Wiltrout if I If T' A f' ' 'K' J oe Winston 'M f f 25 M ' J Ron Wisniewski , 3 V V V. V Bonnie Woolverton 'IJ .W 1 f V ' ,.lV W .. ,Q V' Rosemary Working . - ' V , ,, W V' . Neil Workman V iii' V F 1' ' W' Rachatl Worsham ' V VVVV .- ' ,f V, i R0 ert Wrate R Q V, J f A 'V A , , Dee wright , ' X I-T ' V ' ' ' Judy Yeskey - ,vZ,.iu7'n.,, Ling? .... 7' Thornas -f 2 Ronald Froehike V ,, . ,5 ',,' , Larry Funnell ,V w U Robert Jones 5.1 341 2 ' 'H ' V 'tGood News arrived at Central November 23, 24, and 25. SPCJRTS TERRY GUMZ, fancy diving star of the varsity swim team. KABOVEW VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-Standing, left to right: Barbara Vargo, Willie Smith Ccaptainj, and Marjorie Molnar. Kneeling: Vel Rae Smith, Norrine Tubbs, and Sue Forrest. CBELOWJ THE FRESHMAN FIVE tangle with and trounce the Mishawaka frosh in the Central gym. XY MIS!-IAWAKA DAY PARADE AND PEP RALLY Football Queen Helen Mauro stands in her regal glory amid scenes of the annual Mishawaka Day par- ade. Coach Jones tells of the tearrfs chances of winning, girls rush from their lockers at the end of the last class to hurry on to the parade. There we find the Interlude entry, a car filled with the queen and her court, and look at the well-decorated floats. Q., Bilsrnlmm M A929 W 5 A,?, P f 4 ,X l-5 9.3! '4 '--,AJ ,-...J 'NNJ 4 Xd,f' 'NJ it X 'Q Q3z1Y i 'KNQHI 'MCKQKY' Sncy 1' In 1 , i who , if , , ,A A el ' fl 1 ,lf -V N z V f 'F QM Through the downtown district rolled the parade of floats led by the band'S drum rnajor and the twirlers. The yell leaders took over at the pep rally in Leeper Park. The queen and her court were on the platform. WHOT's Frank Crozier spoke and wished the Bears well. It was fun but the Cavemen clipped the Bears the next day, 14-6. 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C O O B '4-' SI S R .FE D. if if A FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The Freshmen eleven, coached by Louis Newbold, took conference honors by Winning nine games, losing and tying none. They boasted victories over Adams, Riley, LaPorte, Michigan City, and Mishavvaka with dou- ble wins over Washington and St. Joseph teams. Members shown above, front row, left to right: Tom Squier, Lawrence Wayne, Eddie Bergan, Herbert Lee, Tim Rouse, Lee McKnight, Bill Atherton, and Bill Kistler. Second row: Romeo Martin, Lee Reed, Willie Williams, Steve Knox, Bob Benson, Guy Curtis, and Bob Bauingartner. Third row: Gary Jobs, Jack Hipsak, Gerald Graham, William Curtis, Bob Wagner, Bob Young, and Jim Eslinger. Back row: Osborn Turner, mgr., Jim Stauros, John Brown, Glenn Madison, Henry Chandler, Dick Otolski, and Mr, Newbold, coach. tBel0wJ JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL The Western Division Conference and City Champion Junior High team of Central, coached by James Early, won seven, tied one, and lost none during the 1953 season. Shown below, top row, left to right: Sylvester Coalman, Ray Dorn, Melvin Ross, Marvin Ingram, LeRoy Camp- bell, Joe Winston, and George Byers. Second row: Mike Kerestury, Merlin Thomas, Austin Bond, Charles Brown, Melvin Holmes, Verelie Simmons, John Green, and Coach James Early. Third row: Comrnie Wall, Fred Redding, Richard Madison, Dennis Kemble, Merlyn Nailon, Rudy Anderson, Odell Nevvburn, and Joe Smith. Front row: Bob Greer, mgr., Jim Love, Hol- lis Taylor, Willie Sutton, Bob Taylor, and Ron Wisniewski. ,r,,,.aQ,, ,M V' we Cross Country Vo rsity Team members shown above, front row, left to right: Gene Foster, Jack Cote, Dick Meller Crnanagerj, Carl Ott, and Ed Pullman. Back row: Don Swartz, Jim Reider, Louis Kujawski, Terry Botteron, Tom McClanahan, and Mike Campbell. The squad was coached by Devon Phelps. Meets brought the Central harriers together with all confer- ence teams except South Bend Washington. The Bears won four meets While losing six during the season. They placed fourteenth in the conference meet and were ninth in the sectional race. fAt the rightj - CAPTAIN JACK Core X , r,,, A WY lb. p pt ' ' ' '01, V f f C Qww W' aw V f'57f..9'.,,, , ' s w 5 Q T 't iff fx er. COACH AND CAPTAIN The Bear netters were coached by Rob- ert Turnock and captained by Ron Kroll. Varsity Tennis A Central tennis team in the process of rebuilding won three meets While losing five. They had victories over LaPorte, Fort Wayne North Side, and Riley and were dumped by Mishawaka, Elkhart, Michigan City, Adams, and Goshen. The team members shown below are-kneeling, left to right: John Roper, Kenneth Wilson, and Steve Kalaba- ny. Standing: Dave Krizman, Bob Fassnacht, Joe Levy, Bob Wortham, and Ron Kroll. The Leeper Park courts were the Site of the Bears' home stands. Varsity Swimming The Bear splashers finished the 1953-54 sea- son with second place honors in both the con- ference and state meets. Team members shown above, front row, left to right: Joel Welch, Noel Yarger, Bob Lee, Tommy Hill, Tommy Howell, Ted Meier, and Jim Grant. Middle row: Audine Manuel, Fred Carlson, John Dunnuck, Jim Dul- cet, Bob MacDonald, Joe Boland, Tom Gustafson, and Bill Essig, manager. Back row: Captain Les- lie Lobaugh, Michael Kerestury, Ray Meek, Bob BREAKS STATE RECORDS At the right are shown Leslie Lobaugh, team captain, and Coach Hoyer. Lobaugh was the in- dividual state champion in 1954 in two events. He set new records for the state in both the 50- yard and 100-yard free style events with times of 24,1 and 54.4 seconds, respectively. Tom Gus- tafson was a state champion in the 150-yard medley. Below Cleft to rightbz Leslie Lobaugh, Jim Dulcet, John Dunnuck, and Terry Gumz, varsity mainstays. Greer, John Perkins, John Holderman, Jim Wal- ters, Steve Miller, and Coach Thomas Hoyer. Central won from Calumet City, 43-231 Kala- mazoo, 42-24, Muncie, 41-34, Gary Wallace, 531!2-l21!2g Whiting, 47-195 Gary Horace Mann, 39-293 Riley, 42-33, Adams, 48-273 LaPorte, 44-22, Washington, 51-19, and Gary Froebel, 52-14. Losses were to Hammond, 34-32, 41-34 and to Culver Military Academy, 46-20. KM Wyy RTX, ,fu A W jk' 1 eff, ig, i . , i i M Varsity Wrestling Shown at the left is the varsity wrestling team captain, Frank Ieraci. Center picture shows Coach Bob Jones instructing at practice matches in the squad room. The team won seven and lost three matches. The Wins in- cluded-Hovve Military Academy, 30-183 East Chicago Washington, 29-15g Calumet City, Ill., 24-203 Sturgis, Mich., 42-8g Hammond Clark, 28-155 Peru, 29-23g and Hammond Tech, 29-17. The Bears were defeated by East Chicago Roosevelt, 19-283 Lafayette, 14-323 and Culver Military Academy, 18-26. Coach Jones and the squad brought home both the sectional and confer- ence championships but failed to measure up to previous years' standards in the state meet. Individual conference champions were L. Foster, Dan Grocki, Frank Ieraci, J. Ieraci, J. Beissel, and E. Rems. Rems and both F. Ieraci and J. Ieraci were also sectional cham- pions. Team members shown below, front row, left to right: Leonard Foster, Bernard Minkow, Ern- est Kurdys, Robert Hettinghouse, Bill Atherton, Frank Ieraci, and Dan Grocki. Second row: Cur- tis William, Joe Phillips, Jim Stavros, Tom Gates, Tom Sears, Joe Sipocz, Gary Wegenke, and Lio- ,, nel Foster. Third row: Bob Pauszek, Bob Miller, Mike Hague, Jim Ieraci, Cliff Witkowski, Dan Hager, Bob Million, and Ray Rudynski. Back row: Eric Rems, Eddie Nailon, John Beissel, Guy Curtis, Eddie Krulewitch, Joel Levy, and Ned Schmitt. win,-is --- ,E JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Team members shown above, front row, left to right: Sylvester Coalman, Gene Stokes, Gaylon White, Joe Winston, Jack Taghon, Fred Kahn, and Melvin Holmes. Back row: Coach Ray Emrick, James Dunn, Robert Clark, Denny Bishop, Joe Smith, and Austin Bond. Marvin White was the team manager. The Junior squad, in winning 18 games while losing one during the season, copped the league championship and the East-West championship. The single loss was to Jefferson, 28-27, in the annual tournament. High scorers were Sylvester Coalman and Joe Winston with 205 and 174 points, respectively. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL Seventh grade basketball, coached by Ed Szucs, saw the Central five playing Beiger of Mishawaka and Riley, Muessel, Harrison, Oliver, and Washington of South Bend. They lost to the Central Eighth graders by a 38-18 score. The season's record showed eight wins and four losses. Team members, shown above, kneeling, left to right: Commie Walls, Rudy Anderson, Neil Work- man, Hollis Taylor, Kenny Ellis, and Gilbert Walker. Back row: Coach Szucs, Ronald Vasari, Chester Johnson, Ferdy Strange, Richard Preston, Tommy Carter, Dennis Smith, Don Nevvhouse, and Manager Frank Earl. Other team members were Ray Milliken, Cassel Ross, Jim Love, Ronald Nagy, Tilford Pat- ton, Abraham Dorsey, John T. West, Jack Powell, and Fred Carter. THE IN FERLUDE on fzafufafiona GJ? gui Wagga fo fig Graduating Class of 1954 cam. ILPRIDDYES .J P O FTTPL-H ITS SUITE 4-5-6 STATE THEATER BLDG. Phone 4-9596 Q im ,Of 1 Q FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Team members in the back row, left to right: Robert Young, John Coalman, Jim Dunn, Gil Horst, Lee Reid, Gary Vohs, Dale Stockton, Henry Chandler, Don Riffle, and Coach James L. Powers. Front row: Osborn Turner, manager, Bob Barnes, Lamarr Gemberling, Willard Anderson, John Fill, Tom Elliot, Chris Batalis, Wayne En- gle, Bill Batalis, and Phil Blackford, manager. The Freshies were coached to a very respectable season average by James L. Powers. Their record of twen- ty wins against two losses included victories over Washington, 49-36, 53-38, 39-38, Adams, 49-35, 37-323 Mich- igan City, 45-223 Washington-Clay, 40-14, 45-213 St. Joseph, 56-25, 45-42, Mishawaka, 37-34, 35-30, Riley, 38-32, 50-43, LaPorte, 43-38, 42-32, 46-34, Niles, 53-333 Plymouth, 49-273 and Fort Wayne, 49-39, The losses were to Mishawaka, 30-40 and to Elkhart, 37-38. VARSITY IN ACTION 7 Seen at the LaPorte-Central game played in the Adams gym on January 8. All State Jack Quiggle, No. 44, is in charge of ball control. Other Bears shown are Molnar, Cote, Gray, and Harvey. 17 ,,.,. -....,W..,...,.... B TEAM BASKETBALL If the B team's 1953-54 season is any indication of what the Bear varsity can do next year Cen- tral followers need not feel too grim about losing the Hrst six from the varsity by graduation. Coach Bob Turnock guided his proteges to a very reputable 17 won and three lost record. The 'KB' team members are shown above-fron row, left to right: Archie Simmons, Bob Jensen, Herb Lee, Jack Coppens, Bob Jones, and Lee Reed. Back row: Charles Lynn, Jim Landen, John Holmes, Jesse Bush, Dick Holdeman, and Marty Kleva. Turnock's toilers won from Gary Roosevelt, 33-243 Logansport, 39-34, East Chicago Washington, 41-30, Michigan City, 46-39, Goshen, 32-233 Lafayette, 42-343 Mishawaka, 55-37, 35-22, LaPorte, 49-293 Elkhart, 56-30, 55-33, Adams, 44-353 Riley, 39-373 S. B. Washington, 41-393 Anderson, 37-333 Warsaw, 37-233 Ft. Wayne N. S., 42-32. They were stopped by Hammond, 35-323 S. B. Washington, 51-473 and Muncie Central, 37-33. BELOW: Coach Elmer McCall's Central Bears seen in action against sectional and regional foes in the John Adams gymnasium. The Bears Went out of the tourney in the finals of the South Bend regionals as they trailed the Elkhart Blue Blazers 61-70. CPhotos by courtesy of South Bend Tribune? 5, W W X v fgilzj M122 ina. 4,8 af ffl ,L , by Varsity Basketball The defending state champions blew hot and cold during the season's play. They were sectional cham- pions and fell to a very alert and accurate Elkhart Blue Blazer five in the regional finals. Team members above, front row, left to right: Lee McKnight, Dale Rems, Jim Reider, Bill Harmon, Jack Quiggle, and Bob Greer. Back row: Coach Elmer McCall. Eddie Gray, Paul Harvey, Dan O'Donnell, Leland Yockey, Emery Molnar, Jack Cote, and Assistant Coach Robert Turnock. WINS Gary Roosevelt 46-39 Logansport 74-48 E. C. Washington 56-54 Goshen 74-54 Lafayette 65-64 Lafayette 71-52 LaPorte 78-46 Horace Mann 56-46 Adams 64-62 Riley 68-54 Warsaw 75-45 Ft. Wayne N. S. 72-62 LOSSES Hammond 50-47 Michigan City 61-47 Jeffersonville 63-44 Muncie Central 74-57 S. B. Washington 57-47 Anderson 63-57 Mishawaka 66-55 Elkhart 67-63 SECTIONAL PLAY Central 51 Riley 46 Central 67 Washington-Clay 50 Central 68 Adams 53 Central 75 Mishawaka 60 REGIONAL PLAY Central 88 Lapaz 51 Central 61 Elkhart 70 AT THE LEFT-Co-captains Paul Harvey and Jack Quiggle. The Kiwanis award was given to Jack Cote at the annual basketball banquet, sponsored by the G. A. A. and held in the school lunch room on March 30. Jack Quiggle won the Gold award and the Free Throw award went to Paul Harvey. X -T ' Q. 'LA A Hi! VARSITY TRACK 'Fhe 1954 edition of the Bear field and track squad developed well as the season progressed. Under the di- rection of Coach Jim Early, assisted by Devon Phelps, the boys lost their first dual meet to Mishavvaka, 37-72, but later took fourth place in the Goshen Relays, smothered LaPorte and South Bend Washington by scores of 68-40 and 80-29, respectively, placed first in the ENIHSC meet at Elkhart April 23, and were second in the con- ference meet on May 1. Front row, left to right: John Clark, John Dunnuck, Jim Dulcet, Ed Nailon, Bob Peglovv, Jim Major, and Mike Campbell. Second row: Dick Meller, manager, Don Swartz, Bill Ferguson, Ed Pullman, Bob Zarembka, Dan Mathews, Ed Love, Archie Simmons, Jack Cote, Gene Foster, and Carl Ott. Back row: Devon Phelps, Bob Taylor, Gary Vohs, Phil Smith, Guy Curtis, Lou Kujawski, Art West, Joe Kambol, Bob Cobb, Gordon Weist, Melvin Holmes, John Coalman, Rudy Redding, Bill Essig, manager, John Alexander, and Coach Jim Early. 0 ff fi JUNIOR HIGH TRACK Front row: Tom Sholly, Cassell Ross, and Fred Carter. Second row: Cleofus Shurn, Don Newhouse, Joe Smith, Austin Bond, Elijah Turner, Commie Walls, Gene Harsanyi, Jim Love, Hollis Taylor, and Ronnie Wis- niewski. Third row: Sylvester Coalman, Frank Earl, Joe Wesley, Joe Winston, Marvin Ingram, Sam Fower, Steve Rozek, John West, Gilbert Walker, Larry Funnell, and Eugene Carnes. Back row: Douglas Strange, Wil- lie Saunders, Larry Wimsatt, Dennis Smith, Ronald Vaszari, Dave Sage, Tommy Bartol, Tommy Carter, Rich- ard Preston, and Manager Willie Williams. The squad was coached by Ed Szucs. In a triangular meet the Central team outclassed both Lincoln and Jefferson. Scheduled meets included city sectional and finals with all other junior high teams of the city. We 1 f ' ' y 13 'Z ,QM , A x x f' .- '31 0 -af ess i L, C J 5 x, fi 5 . fvli iffy? r, twat' sd UAF Varsity Baseball Team members above, front row, left to right, are-Claude Kaminski, 3bg John lVIcNarney, cfg Jim Shedd, 2b. Second row-Nils Haas, rfg Bill Przybysz, 3bg Jim Zielinski, pg John Holmes, ssg Dave Hadaway, lfg Walt Breske, D' Bernie Minkow, 2b. Third row-Coach Lou Newbolcl, Jack Brooks, rfg Jim Landen, pg Bob Pau- szek, cg Carlos Mayes, lfg Ray Cieslik, pg Dan O'Donnell, lbg and Capt. Tom McClanahan,c. Coach Newbold and Captain VARSITY SCHEDULE Tom McClanahan plot the strategy. - 1954 - Central --- -- Niles -,- Central ,-- -M Adams --- Central --- -- Riley ------ Central --- -- St. Joseph --- Central --- -- LaPorte -- Central --- -- Elkhart ------ Central --- -- Mishawaka ----- . J Central --- -- Michigan City C- Central --, -- Niles -------- ll Central --- -- Washington --- Central --- -- Riley -------- Central --- -- St. Joseph ----- Central --- -- Washington --- Central --- -- Adams ------ Central --- -- LaPorte U-- Central --- -- Riley -,--- Central --- -- Elkhart ------ Central --- -- Mishawaka -- '-- 'WW' Q . K, aww p ,yn 47, QV U U ,Zi L 57 f - ' i B TEAM BASEBALL Members of the second team were, front row: L. Foster, ss, Jerome Aftovvski, lbg Gary Wegenke, 2b3 Peter Boykins, Zbg and Jim Stavros, c. Second -row: Robert Million, ss, L. McKnight, pg J. Kocsic, pg Chris Batalis, of, Henry Taghon, of, J. Egyed, ofg Tom Squier, 3bg and Dick Otolski, c. Third row: Robert Young,pg T. Wisniewski, ofg Robert Drajer, ofg Lamar Gemberling, ofg D. Reed, 3bg J. Hipsak, lbg Tim Zackrocki, pg R. Janowczyk, pg and Joseph C. Mackowiak, coach. Home-and-home games were scheduled with Adams, LaPorte, Michigan City, Mishawaka, Riley, and Washington. At press time no games had been played. was J ,aifx 7 - 8th GRADE BASEBALL Coach James L. Powers' juniors played home-and-home games with the other junior high schools in the district. Players in the above picture, front row, left to right: Durrell McClain, Mike McKibben, Ray Milliken, Ronald Nagy, and Odell Newburn. Second row: Joe Winston, Sylvester Coalman, Connie Walls, Willie Wilson, Eugene Stokes, John Green, and Hollis Taylor. Back row: Bill Johnson, Austin Bond, Joe Smith, Albert Hair- ston, Kenny Ellis, Fred Hopkins, Ray Wallace, James Laker, and Andre Johnson. S' , Q 5 A 1 I Vorsity Golf Team members above: Mohler Hobbs, Jim Larson, Charles Thurn, and Marty Kleva. Others not shown, Robert Jensen, Earl Garson, Jerry Bankow, Bill Roberts, and Dale Rems. Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central 6 V2 V2 SCHEDULE Mishawaka Plymouth Michigan City Culver Riley LaPorte St. Joseph Adams Mishawaka LaPorte Inv. Michigan City Buchanan Riley LaPorte Sectional LaPorte Adams 8 V2 3 V2 0 State Finals .......... Indianapolis AT RIGHT -Varsity Captain Charles Thurn and Coach Ray Emrick. ABOVE-A corner of the Central laundry. Central's extensive physical education program calls for much laun- dry work and a portion of the basement in the junior building is used for the cleaning. Physical Education Director Ross Stephenson estimates that during a school year 400,000 towels, 60,000 shorts, 60,000 pairs of socks, and 8,000 pieces of other sportswear are laundered. A full time laundry worker is employed who is assisted by student help. AT RIGHT- Today's bulletin states that Mayor John A. Scott of South Bend will be the assembly speaker. Mayor Scott is shown Waiting in Principal Pointerls office for the assembly which was held on December 9. Scott graduated from Central in 1932 and is seen Wearing a CHS Bear Booster Pin. He taught English at Central dur- ing a summer session and spent some time at the school administration building before entering the military service. THE VARSITY LINE Molnar Pauszek Kovacs Schmitt E 1 , vs F 2 I Kovatch West Greer ' f Q ' MM. W si z M f M, ,, V 4, DJKQYG . ,Was Q4 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The school year of 1953-1954 found the G. A. A. with a Well rounded program of both social and sport activities. The girls' volleyball en- tered in its sixth consecutive undefeated season. In addition to offering sports activities each day after classes, the group participates in teas, play days, parties, and banquets. The purposes of the club are- ' To establish closer relationships among the Central girls. ' To promote a keener interest in the health and physical develop- ment of its members. ' To foster a spirit of good sportsmanship ancl fair play. - To offer members opportunity for competition. ' To make possible meeting and participating with girls from other schools. Club members shown above, front row, left to right: Patsy Bragg, Sandy Johns, Barbara Johnson, Pat'Woltman, Timothea Ragen, Mary Epperson, Helen Dee, Geraldine Preston, Joan Ridenour, Mary E. Scruggs, Connie Wagner, and Beverly Kamm. Second row: Delores Barnes, Mary Ann Marshall, Lillie Smith Janie Jackson, Miss Betty Mathews, faculty adviser, Pat Lagan, Leah Benson Lillian Katzmacher, Florence Shelieen, Pauline Kramarz, and Ruth Waggoner Third row: Mary Hayes, Lois Long, Marilyn Bartkowiak, Ola Evans, Millie Scruggs, Louise McCarthy, Marilyn Joo, Mary Dee, Judith Laskowksi, and Pa1 Szabo. Back row: Helen Hayes, Jill Burgeson, Joyce Pinkerton, Henrietta Duck- worth, Myrna Haddock, Terry Niezgodski, Joan Hagenbuck, Alma Smith, Dar- lene Nowacki, Sue Dyer, Jean Lootens, and Barbara Cudowski. 4LeftJ- P.D. visits G.A.A. members at camp. Varsity Volleyball Front row, left to right: Jill Burgeson, Ola Evans, Mary Ann Marshall, Miss Betty S. Mathews, coach, Pat Lagan, captain, Alma Smith, and Barbara Cudowski. Back row: Joyce Pinkerton, Mari- lyn Bartkowkiak, Phyllis Shonborn, Ja- nie Jackson, Lillian Kotzmacher, L e a h Benson, and Lillie Smith. G. A. A. Officers Janie Jackson, intra- mural headg Phyllis Shonborn, point re- corder, M ary Ann Marshall, treasurer, Pat Lagan, presidentg Leah Benson, secreta- ryg Lillian Kotzmacher, publicity chairman, Lillie Smith, vice- presidentg a n d Miss Betty Mathews, faculty adviser. B Team Volleyball Front row, left to right: Mary H a y e s, Millie Scruggs, Lois Long, Pauline Kra- rnarz, Mary Dee, Helen Dee, and Joan Hagen- buck. Back row: Helen Hayes, Mary E. Scruggs, Terry Niez- godski, Myrna Had- dock, Marilyn Joo, and Mary Epperson. fr Jf, X , 4 f XQA X V , , . km X ' Jw 4 M0 f 1,15 1 U 1 W 46 Wsff 2 f W, Y , ..W vi, e- as X ak! The Central G. A. A. is noted for having champions in volleyball year after year, but in addition other sports activities such as seen at the right draw the interest of many of the girls. BOOSTER CLUB Executive Board members of the Central Booster Club are above: Front row, left to right: Barbara Vargo, Junior Boardg Don Illes, Junior Board, Terry Plunkett, Junior Boardg Marge Schmitt, Junior Board, Bill Marohn, treasurerg Sue Forrest, secretary, and Vel Rae Smith, program chairman. Back row: Carlyle Kava- das, presidentg Sue Sarvari, art director, John Peterson, publicity director, Jeannie Solzan, membership chairman, and Jerry Moss, vice-president. The club has a membership of 1500 and has done the utmost to promote good sportsmanship at Central. In its Hrst year of existence the club presented awards to members of the wrestling team in addition to a minor sports gold award. Sales of hats, pins, and emblems increased sports interest among the members of the student body. It is to be hoped that the organization will carry on in the future years and aid in keeping South Bend Central in the very front ranks of Indiana high school athletics. 1 ,Q - , 1 At the right are shown Frank e Ieraci and Leslie Lobaugh receiv- X ing gold trophies from members of ' - . the Booster club. Ieraci and Lo- baugh were voted the most valu- Q able members of the Wrestling and swimming teams, respectively, by their teammates. Left to right: Frank Ieraci, Lou Cohen, Leslie Lobaugh, and Carlyle Kavadas. I.: , X JM. Y , . , D . ,ff 'UQ I 5 , X 'Y' n X X Z!! X QQ, X ,3?7',f I f 3, is ,L A f 2 92 THE INTERLUDE Q01 SO O Oc 201 :Of :Of 104 404 ,oc 104 404 104 404 191 ,Of 101 Io: 404 0 0 0 ,QC0 u N o Frepon 81 Son Food 81 Flower Shop Q FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS O Q FRUITS - VEGETABLES - MEATS O U, We Telegraph Flowers -- 9o4-9o6 PORTAGE AVENUE PHONE' 3-1348 5 E01 wo: woe vom for wof woe :of vor wof vo4 for vom 204 o o 0 vof :of ,of :of :of wed! Q04 POC 704 P04 F01 YO! 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Members of Tumblers club do handstand on the parallel bars. Anxiety reigns as Centralites report to the school auditorium for a check on their tuberculin tests. Invited parents and faculty members meet for luncheon prepared by members of the Home Economics department. f f if 4 f t Z 7 J WJwr? f 5 .45 ' . , , V, 2 C S T K JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT For the Hrst time in history South Bend high school students organized companies, sold stock, manufactured and sold products. The project was known as Junior Achievement and was open to students of the South Bend high schools. As a result 21 companies were formed in which 240 students participated, 80 of them being from Central. Among the many different articles made and sold were such as chafing dishes, shoe shine sets, picture puzzles, cannister sets, wrapping paper, shadow boxes, etc. Shown above, holding some of the items made are, in the front row, left to right, Jane Anne Shake, Vel Rae Smith, Marge Schmitt, and Carlyle Kavadas. Back row: Bob MacDon- ald, Bill Marohn, Jerry Moss, and Terry Fridh. USHERS CLUB A service club contributing much to the smooth running of affairs at Central is the Ushers club sponsored by C. L. Kuhn. They give help at John Adams, School Field, Central, and elsewhere when asked. Mem- bers in front row: Bob Frick, Bill Lippincott, Arthur Haley, Joe Kucz- wara, Ernest Kurdys, and Bob Johnson. Second row: Bruce Bailey, George Sherwood, Fred Van Scoy, Jerry Campbell, and Earl Ritchie. Back row: Don Trowbridge, Ralph Duggan, Mike Ledden, and Mr. Kuhn. 357, STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS 1953-1954 John Dunnuck, above at left, served as the student body leader during the school year. He was president of the Student Council. Next to him is shown Sandra DeVries, secretaryg Earl Kuhny, faculty adviserg Kathy Wilmore, treasurerg and Bill Nicks, vice-president. Elections held during the last week of March for the 1954-1955 Student Council officers resulted in a clean sweep for the Pioneer Party candidates. Elected were, Dan O'Donnell, presidentg Bob Governs, vice-presidentg Nancy Dumont, secretaryg and Joanne Beahm, treasurer. At the right is pictured a group of Representative Party backers prepar- ing for the campaign. Central halls and home rooms were flooded with campaign literature for Weeks before the final day of the elections. As vig- orous a campaign was staged as Cen- tral has seen for many years. ,Q fl x 45, 4 if Shown below are the candidales of the four parties entered in thc 1954-1955 Student Council officer race with their sponsors. They were presenting to the student body their candidates and platforms in a general school assembly just before the St. Joseph County voting machines were opened for the election. ,af 96 THE INTERLUDE 001 wo woe wo: :of ,of :oc ,of for :oc , of :of wof ,or for :of wo: :of ,of ,O1 oc A UY E WATCHES - DIAMONDS - JEWELRY E 5 B YOUP HAPDWAPE o x x L 5 U JOE THE JEWELER O AT A V O 104 North Main Street U HARDWARE STORE Q FINE VXATQQEHQEZQIRING U Q :ro vo for for :of vof ,of for wo- or :OJ 6 Rosewarne Hardware A A 822 Portage Ave. Phone 3-5047 5' U Congratulatlons to the U if USE Q-,UR PARKING LGT Q Q 1954 Graduatlng Class 5 BESIDE STORE v -- O QM' ,O O ,Oc ,OK 'Ol ,OK DOF 'J 'Of 'OJ Q A handy Spot for that Q 6904 o 0 0 o o 0 o 1 M404 ,DCO U noon-time Snack. U 6 T , f D 5, Q ZIMMERS roon SHOP U 0 ues ey S rug Ore E, szs W. Losouo A QDOL,.70f O IO! 704 P04 ,Ol 'OK O Ol DO n O PRESCRIPTIONS AND 5 U CUT RATE DRUGS 5 fo' MQ A Q OFFICE SUPPLY Sz U Phone 2-5226 6 U EQUIPMENT CO., Inc. 0 A 6 o 130 North Michigan Street Q 5 2320 Lil'lC0lll Way West South Boho, Tha. Q SCHQQOL QUPQLIES U QDOQ :of for for :om fo- for for wo: 101 POC? Q30' E0 10' 'O' 10' 'O' 'O' 'O' 'O' Of wocg CDO' 501 JOY POI POC P01 JO!-A704 JO O O4 IO P04 O O O O O O C O O ,och eunTE'5 4 9 Your Exclusive Headquarters for Teenage Shoes O Q -4-- SUCH AS --- O J , 0 A Sondlers - Cover Grrls O MANY OTHER FAMOUS BRANDS O Q 108 No. Michigan St. Phone 2-6280 in Qgof-wof ,Of .131 :or :of ,O O 0 o 0 O O O o o o o of ,Of 201 Ao- :oy BARNSTORMERS 1953-1954 BARNSTORMER PRODUCTIONS 1953 - 1954 All in a Fogi' K'What the Public Wantsf' Good News Amah1 and the Night Visitors Lost Horizonn The Ivory Door Scenes from 'AWhat the Public Wants All in a Fog Scenes from Amah1 and the Night Visitors 7 gg 339 5 EP' I l Jn. 1 sf . , X l I V BARNsToRMEseSri'1gi531j954 X BOARD MEMBERS CFirst Semesterb Carolyn Schaphorst, Chairman Allen Smith John Toth Ernest Humphrey Carolyn Whitmer Sue Tankersley Darlene Wodrich Charles Chestnut George Pettit Sarah Schmidt Sharon Pollack Marian Menzie James Lewis Casaday, Director and Sponsor BARNSTORMERS 1953-1954 BOARD MEMBERS , CSecond Semesterj Carolyn Schaphorst,'Chairman Marian Menzie John Toth Carolyn Whitmer Allen Smith Ernest Humphrey Sue Tankersley George Pettit Sarah Schmidt Darlene Wodrich Ronald Unger Beverly Daube James Lewis Casaday, Director and Sponsor Scenes from The Ivory Door BARNSTORMERS 1953-1954 ' ' ' -Q X Q. , 'V f ' ,' Y Aw! f V fr X' ' ' Scenes from Good News W The Christmas I-lol idoys Holiday festivities reach their height with Christ- mas parties to usher in the two weeks' vacation. At the UPPER LEFT, Miss Jeanne Gienand's 11A home room group seems to be enjoying its repast, while at the UPPER RIGHT, a Scotch Cooler has been turned into a temporary cookie jar. The traditional kiss under the mistletoe is illus- trated by this unidentifiable pair. Notice the handcuffs hets Wearing. Is that traditional too? A Christmas mural on display in the library seems to exemplify the religious mean- ing of the holiday, while the lunchroom takes on the holiday attire with a gay Christ- mas tree, including St. Nick and his reindeer. WU? 7 m w n 102 THE INTERLUDE ?O1 PO 0 0 0 01 201 0 O 01 NJCQ ?01 P01 101 101 101 101 201 101 O1 101 'DCB A o A o 0 E S O E F O O I O CHOICE CUT FLOWERS I O O O 118 SOUTH MICHIGAN STREET Potted Plants fol I I . A I 0 A11 Occa.s1ons 0 9 SDGCIHIIZIIIQ In O O L 5 Pants! Sweaters! Jackets! O O L V 5 fm O O Phone 3-5149 5 MEN and B05 S V 5 219 W. Washington Ave. f QDO1 vo o 201 wo1 101 701 101 we 01 1063 QDO1 201 700.901 101 ,of ,of ,of 101 01 103 Q01 YO O ,OC PO1 201 POC P01 O O YOCB 5304 IO O1 704 P01 JO1 D01 PO! 504 O POCB 9 , E ' FOUNTAIN SERVICE E 5 D A L E S O 53 Delicious Sandwiches O 5 - 'I 00 Store 1 The U O ' U O DELUXE SANDWICH SHOP E 5 803 LINCOLN WAY VVEST O 5 529 North Miehish Street QDO1 wo: 101 ,of 701 101 101 101 101 of sod! E01 w01 wo1 :of :of 201 201 vo1 vO1 S01 wa C501 70 0 Q 0 O O Q 0 mOCb Q01 HOC ,Of ,Of 504 P01 F01 P04 504 101 POCQ 9 O 2 O . , I I I O I 0 225 se. Blain st. e 0 0 O I ,Th P , H O of South Bend O e G I:OLlI7dl't1!.l'1 1856 9 O Chas. P. Wattles, Pres. C V PAINT ' IVALLPAPER ' GLASS ' W. Hale Jackson, Se-c'y-Treas. O ARTIST SUPPLIES 9 9 3-8258 - Telephones - 3-8259 , 5 V 6 302 BLDG. 85 LOAN TOVVER H QDO1 PO O1 PO1 101 H01 101 101 O O1 :OCD QDO1 Of '01 P01 101 101 101 101 101 101 P03 Q01 201 101 :of 201 201 eo- 101 101 201 AOQ 82301 101 201 fo- 201 wo- 101 101 wo1 fo- Aocb Q 9 U MICHIANA REPAIR U CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES E 225 North MiChig3ll Street in E TO THE CLASS QF 54 5 5 EXPECT? A1iR5f2SH1P A 5 Rambeau Bea uty Salon 1 e - Moderate Prices - A O 1620 Portage Ave. Phone 3-1202 A QDO- yo 101 101 101 :of wo- :of o 01 :od C301 101 201 301 704 01 woe 101 201 201 woC! F301 B01 101 F01 101 101 0 O 0 01 101 101 201 101 0 01 101 rO1 JCV1 201 201 201 IOCQ 9 E 7 px A 1 9 1 1 - , ff' U 1 Y ,- ' O Conlphnlents Q X 0 ee I I c o Q G 7 O SPORTING GOODS O 113 N. MAIN ST. O LOOK FOR THE LOG FRONT O 0 O o 5 U EXCLUSIVE WILSON DISTRIBUTORS M QDO1 wo O 1:1 ,131 101 :of 101 wocicu vo1 101 101 Aol 107101 101 fo o o o 1133 SPEECH CORRECTION CLASS Shown above is Miss Thelma Knudson and student teacher with Centralls Speech Correction Class. The group meets part time for the purpose of eliminating speech impediments. Below is a portion of the mathematics mural in room 121. The painting shows the evolution of modern life through mathematics. The work was done by members of Miss Antoinette Semortier's class. George Pettit, Lois Nering, George Francis, Dick Ugoretz, Ronnie Minkow, Patti Dee, Julie Orvis, Judy Clark all assisted in the Work. ' N-s-,M f,,.,.,...,. C 4,2-NM , NEWTON 1' tr!! NX Q A ii- l 4? - . ly u ,,nv Q -- W-t f' N X' f .,,,,t , lf' ,, Nfl, qpxws CNN, 1-all , xi: f '- CLUB RS TUMBLE 5 55 HM F11 U Z BJ S-4 GJ rn .-4 D Pc Q1 m 3 M Di QC A O BARBARA SHAW, Secretary-Treasurer resident acu Vice-P vi fc EDDIE DERLY, President UN BARBARA Tom Bourdon, Mike Nyikos, Kip Sleeth, Ginger Turney, Dale Swihart, Bar- Members of the Tumblers Club shown above, on floor: John Gverholt bara Carpenter, and Dick Bennett. Top row: Beverly Kamm, Sharon Ausen- w: Herman Hoekstra, Bob Freel Donna Lynn, and Lawrence Ross. Front ro baugh, Mary Ann Ross, Barbara Milhous, Marjorie Allsop, Ray Banicki, ll- A abay, Alice K Eddie nderly, ara U arb um, B at T Ganna Barbara Shaw, D Kabay. arold H and 1' Q Coope ay Bergan, Jo Gauerke, K ll B acki Zaw ey l Stan .-1 icks. N Bill and s raphagan nT Lillia urkus, B ay ricker, K B ard OVV sop, H lair, ssell B Thompson, Ru czak, Bill U1 Zy S SVG ell D OVV yH irle Sh WV! F0 le Midd iods each day for cred t Students who show .A struction s ofTered by Coach Elbel tive per ..-1 Tumbling in of the bers CYD YU HS le b YD tu and day he oft od class peri st t during the la GG abil ty m interest and .,-4 special year they have presented pro- stunts for shows and during this Tumblers Club. They have arranged dition ad more schools. In rd A inley, and cK arre, Perley, M HV ssel, N UC roe, M OU nkiin, M fa eF th at S YH gra the Co-ordination hour, and appeared before took part in at football games at half-time, they appeared and Kennedy school Parent-Teachers Associations. club and the Lincoln the Portage backbend and stand nd h a in abay K Eddie Allsop and . Alice do the club's clowning SS Ro FENCE Law verholt and O John GHT I R TO LEFT backbend. Carpenter in Barbara oekstra hold H HH ID GP H and 1 Bob Free handstand in Kabay Eddie and nderly U HTH Barb Mia x fa! , WWW' 2 K W, W7 , , Jfzfvjfl JQKQ Na 106 THE INTERLUDE 6 QQ' 'O O O S04 H04 HO O O O1 1OCg Q04 O1 104 P04 ,Of DO! 204 PO4 104 ,O4 IOCQ H Q U SOUTH RENDAS UNUSUAL U O The O GIFT STORE O 1 P ll A U O 1 Men S Comer It 5 lNwooDs Q O l 0 425 South Michigan St. Q 9 Qibof vo ,of woc ,of wo- ,of ,of Ao of wodj Q HOME OF NATIONALLY ACCEPTED MERCHANDISE Q gee O O ,O OK ,OCD O A o O A O ROSE 81 KATZ O MAR-MAIN 5 O , MAIN AT COLEAX A Q A O PHARMACY 0 D01 o o soc for ,of -of wof ,of so: fodj 0 Main Street and Marion O Spot O O O O D O O O'-Toi 'MQ Q Prescriptions Sodas 6 9 . O O 0 Drugs and Sundries O O 0 O CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 9 T0 V 5 GRADUATES V 9 Q30 so o on :of won wot o o 01 ,053 0 FUTURE O 5 G04 O O O O O O O O O4 DOC? O ,, 9 '- O O 6 You Can Rely O O O 0 On A O Q it O Q Registered 0 . wo 0 o,xCf O Q Jeweler for O O 0 Maxx sm 0 o 0 qKnQ5 Curran! rare 2V27o O so Earnings compounded o O O :wi-vwwvllv - HONEST VALUE 0 O 9 Kids need more than 'Areadinf 'ritin' and 'rith- O o SOUND QUALITY O matic in this day and age if they are to be suc- O O 0 cessful in their adult years. lt calls for a real edu- A - SKILLED SERVICE cation. Many a boyfancl girlfhas gone to 6 O O college because a savings account eased the finan- O cial strain. o O o O Q TOWER I A HARRY E' BERG Q O O 0 Registered Jeweler O FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Amen-can Gem Society o ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH BEND 9 o 9 l 109 W. JEFFERSON , 216 W. Washington-Just W. of Courthouse 5 6 O Q 301 wo: :ot ,of ,of ,of ,of ,of wo- ,Of ,gd QDO4 vO o :of xo- ,of :of :of o of ,OJ Q04 FO C O O 04.204 104 504 204 PO4 201 PO4 O O O O O O CD O O YOCQ U . . 0 E PBIBI' F. GIIIIS . . . REALTOR ll O PROPFRTY MANAGEMENT - SALES - FIRE INSURANCE - APPRAISING Q Q Phone 4-0515 311 Whitcornb-Keller Bldg. South Bend 1, Indiana U QDDI xoc :Of 701 JO4 O O4 vO4 PO! 204 IO4 204 P04 204 O O4 wO4 104 ,Of ,Of AO4 P01 B049 CENTRAL LIBRARY CLUB AND STAFF With over 8,000 volumes of books and more than 60 different magazine subscriptions, the Central library is one of the best high school libraries in the state of Indiana. As witness to this fact, approxi- mately 25O0 books are circulated each month, or better than a book for each student in the school. In charge of the library is Miss Janet Anderson. Mrs. Helen Earl is the assistant-librarian. In addi- tion. members of the Library Club and Staff are Working in the library each hour, before and after class hours. Any girl having a 'ABN average or above and in at least the ninth grade is eligible to be in the club. After one semester and with the passing of a practical test, the girl is then placed on the Library Staff. The duties of Club and Staff members consist of checking books, magazines, pamphlets, and refer- ence material in and out of the library, mending Worn books and magazines, and keeping the library a neat and orderly place. Members of the Club are also in charge of decorating the bulletin boards Within the library. QE t tg,g,bfg,f, LIBRARY CLUB MEMBERS AND OFFICERS FIRST ROW, left to right: Phyllis Shon- born, Marian Rhor, Leeanne Rappelli, San- dra Gard, Pinky Duckworth, Sandra Rich- ards, Betty Lou Kertai, Arlene Sellers, Margaret Springer. SECOND ROW, left to right: Mary My- ers, Saundera Miller, Carol Godfrey, Joyce Vcasey, Mrs. Earl, Rita Tanner, Miss An- derson, Gail Grorud, Teresa Gallas, Mar- garet Cooper. OFFICERS president --Y---g---, U, Leeanne Rappelli Vice-President ....------- --- Pat Bwicke Secretary-Treasurer --- --- Mafiall RUOT AT RIGHT: Staff President Leeanne Rapelli, who is placing returned books back on the shelf for future use. THE INTERLUDE Q P04 O1 D04 Cb fof P01 704 'Of FOR POC ,Of JDOC 'IO1 101 DOCQ O A F . 9 I A: V Q0 1 .E l EQ Tomorrow S Q 6 Nl' -I I-lornerno ke rs Everything in Music Q 5' THE COPP MUSIC CENTER Are Q 122-26 East Wayne Street i 9 Grieg' Bm: f fo- :of Im-J ,o-an 2 DC 6 5 use .Ll GAS Cooks ' BETTER ' FASTER 9 'E 9 COMPLIMENTS J. Chester Allen Elizabeth Fletcher Allen Q 1 ,Qc mor ,Of ,Of ,gf ,Of ,04 ,oz-woe ,ogy ON HIS WAY T0 . .. D 9 5 9 9 O A if 5 9 Q9 5 6 'M' - cosrs LESS A GH 5 mu 4? 134 West Washington Avenue E ,Oc , ,gf ,OCD GDC: :gf ,Qc ,Qc ,Qc ,QQ ,QQ ,OK ,Q 0 Q 9 9 6 CJ Projectionists The Projection club members volunteer their study periods to the Central Visual-Aids program and operate the projectors during any and all periods of the school day. Mr. John L. Pauszek serves as faculty adviser to the group. Members shown above, are, kneeling, left to right: Charles Lauer, treasurer, Eugene Pietsch, Paul Duda, Robert Roelke, and Don Atkinson. Middle row: Mr. Pau- szek, Dick Greene, Tom McClanahan, president, Gene Foster, Bob Hadaway, Jay Polk, and Jack Bauer. Back row: Dave Harding, Ronald Hough, and Herb Her- itz, secretary. Vice-president Stan Zawacki is not pictured. At right: Jay Polk and Herb Heritz have set up one of several sound projectors belonging to the school in room 315 for a class showing. In addition to seeing movies Cen- tralians also have countless film strips available, many of which are shown in the teacher's own classroom. ,X 110 TI-IE INTERLUDE Q01 O o o o o of :of ,of ,of ,of ,oc wo: ,of wo: -on :oc wo- :OA ,of o of IOCQ A o O Best Wishes to the Graduating Closs O O COMPLIMENTS OF THE 0 e 0 O Th PHILADELPHIA O 116 N. MICHIGAN ST. O O T Famous for its -- O O Candies - Ice Cream - Baked Goods and Restaurant ' o 6 SERVING CENTRAL FOR OVER 53 YEARS Q- vo :of Aocaf wof vol wo- Io: :of Io- xox :of woe wo: woc vo: soc v0 of xo: ,QQ so ,053 ?O4 B04 X01 DO! x04 104 101 POI 104 ,Os HOCB E504 wo 0 0 O O O O O O, ,OCD O . II FORBES TYPEWRITER CO. U 9 0 6 RENTAL TYPEWRITERS A ' II AND ADDING MACHINES E V For O O Three months' rental applied O 9 O U on DLITCIIHSG DFICG, U O 228 W. Colfax Tel. 4-4491 South Bend Qgognwofnwogiroc wo4 woc xof norgso. ,Og DOC? 0 0 ,W ,O O AAO. O 0 O A ,OCS O e nnnnns O Y 9 6 O 6 6 O For SERVICE Q K2 O V Qbof o D Lhnor-My-,Q tot ,O. ,O. ,O O ,OJ 9 fpof wo :of oc wo: wo: for :of woe- 04 ,QQ- a If 0 9 Q 5 Congratulations! 5 0 O o O J ' f I O o O I ' o , , O o O o O O i- O 230 SOUTH MICHIGAN ST. O A . V FURS - CLOTH ooATs - sU1Ts 9 O -1 O O V O COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. QDOK ,Oi do IO' ,OI IOC 'O' ,O O' 'Oi 'OC9 9 6301 fO O o or-101 wo o 0 of yocb O OF SOUTH BEND O A 9 O . Q Q BORDEN'S 0 5 5 O o Qzrof ,of bo vol fof O o o o of rod! 5 O QOC 104.2054 D04-704.204 501 YO4 PCM lOf' POCB 6 U South Bend's Prescription Drug Store E A - 0 - o O I Q U QRELIA CE E V IF IT'S BORDENS O 0 PIQRIIHAG 1 UC- 9 9 U lNlWlSHllG1'0HlVE.CW.llAYl'T'TE. SOUTH BEND W0 E S Q O SCHWARZ - EHRICH - REEVE O O V EoQ.2of'iof fof woc vor fof :of ,of fo: woC! Qbof xo: wo: wo: wof o o o o 0 ,053 Science 5 Central's Indiana Junior Academy of Science club rnern- bers are pictured below. The club serves to promote interest in science at Central, Front row, left to right: Carol Harness, Lois Nering, Nancy Beard, Ruth Falk, secretary, Janice An- dreen, Gail Diamondis, and Art From, president. Middle row: Jerry Peterson, Roy Holmes, Brett Nordgren, Sheldon Parzen, Ronald Dovat, and Warren Schachenman. Back row: Alan Rensberger, Bob Fassnacht, Arthur L. Smith, faculty adviser, Pete Diarnondis, and James Hudak, vice-president. Rita Pay- ton, treasurer, is not shown. Members of the advanced biology classes show interest in dissection. At the left they are shown taking apart an ernbalmed rabbit. Below is shown Art From with a poster used in the Indiana Science Talent Search of 1953. From was one of 30 outstanding high school science students in Indiana invited to Indianapolis to participate in the Indiana Sci- ence Talent Search on March 26-27, 1954. as Nw 'XG 'QW mm S919 THE INTERLUDE O 9 ' 4 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 JOCB LPO4 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 101 104 JOCD 9 Q Flowers - Corsages U Q E We Telegraph Flowers E Die Degign Engineering Q 5 SOUTH BEND FLORAL CO. 5 5 li 114 S. Michigan St. O A I S 4 , I I 4 S 4 y 4 Q 4 w 4 1 1 1 4 1OC! COMPLETE I-YEAR COURSES DO O O O O O O O O O IN TOOL OR DIE DESIGN 9 6201 104 104 for 104 Bo- fof ,Of fof 104 ,CCE ENGINEERING. 0 , , 9 U AN HORNE SL CO. Q Unusual Opportunities for Students 9 E 114 W. Washington Ave. U to Complete engineering studies in V O 0 - Q . the CIW' -- Diamonds f Watches - Jewelry O Preparatory Courses in Mechanical Ll ' U Drawing and Mathematics, 5 H Registered Jewelell U M O O 9 U American Gem Society U FULL TIME DAY OR PART TIME O 3 EVENING CLASSES. 9 Qnof fof fof ,OK E01 ,of ,of fof E04 ,ov En I 9 Q04 104 104 104 104 101 104 104 104 4 POC? STANLEY R. COPE, PI-QS, Q U U L- HANs -RlN'rzscH O O PHONE 4-5420 V O' W Q 129 W. Colfax Ave. South Bend 1, Ind. 9 Q 138 N Michigan St. U 1 ,of wow vor vow soc woe sow wo: voc :OO 0304 fo: for :Of 101 101 :of 101 of 20419 QMJOQQOLMPOLLOQIOC 104 104 10 104 POMJO4 7 S04 :Oc :Oc nyc ,Cc Fiofb Complete Commercial Printing oo Um cqflaciuffy ffi Lfjfzifzfifzg qjowz Jvsxf gag oo ' 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 MAKE MATS AND D O STEREOTYPING MIRROR PRESS, Inc. 307 W. JEFFERSON BLVD. PHONE 3-2635 1? I ,of ,oi -of ,of ,of ,of 101 Oz ,Qc 104 xox 104 I of sod The Centro! Glee Club Members of the Glee Club, directed by Miss Helen Weber, are as follows, front row: Gretchen Rauch, Joan Niblick, Florence Rottach, Marian Menzie, Jane Goff, Joe Levy, Tom Prebys, Douglas Gatton, Richard Bass, Verelee Simmons, Richard Madison, Kathleen Crawford, Sylvia Stroup, Bar- bara Hammond, and Mary Alice Whitlock. Second row: Betty Oursler, Marilyn Miller, Judy Garlough, Mary Ann Cronk, Ann Roper, Mar- garet White, Sharon Lenczowski, LaVerne Hesiben, Lora Long, Cathy Rea, Sharon Soash, and Beverly Daube. Third row: Carolyn Whitmer, Dinny Dunlap, Joan Rhoads, Lynne Fernald, Mary Davis, Sherry Busse, Linda Groppler, Angela Wiatrowski, Ronald Kochems, Bill Lippincott, Jon Swartzbaugh, Jerry Rohde, Dwight Oberholtzer, Larry Brucker, Edward Gnott, Lucy Simon, Anne Knoblock, Di- ane Henney, Nancy Hawkins, and Margaret Heltz Fourth row: Shirley Turner, Barbara Johnson, Pearl Matthews, Jo Anne Bennett, Deanna Ta- tum, Joyce Papoi, Dorothy Glenton, Darlene Szczypiorski, Bernard White, Tom Brandon, Duane Schneider, John Coble, John Toth, Ronald Unger, Dan Millar, Georgianne Makris, Stella Watkin, Kathy Wilmore, Carolyn Schaphorst, and Rosalie Hesiben. Fifth row: Susan Schmidt, Marjorie Boyer, Mary Christman, Cecile Hoffman, Patricia Price, Monica Szabo, Denise Holland, David Van Sicklen, Dale Cummings, John Overholt, Jon Treacy, Ralph Duggan, Don Trowbridge, Bill Nicks, Bob Gatton, Nancy Wilcox, Kathie Langwell, Nancy Manuszak, and Jane Housman. Accompanist: Robert Hamilton. BELOW fupper leftj-The Chansonettes, front row: Florence Rottach, Barbara Hammond, Ca- rolyn Schaphorst, and Jo Anne Bennett. Back row: Beverly Daube, Gretchen Rauch, Marian Men- zie, Patricia Price, Joan Niblick, Sharon Soash, Cathie Rea, Rosalie Hesiben, and Sara Davidson. fUpper rightb front-Soloists, Joan Niblick, Florence Rottach, and Marian Menzie. Back row: La- Verne Hesiben, Shirley Turner, and Robert Hamilton. fLower lefth-Quartet, Douglas Gatton, Beverly Daube, Florence Rottach, and Robert Gatton. 4LoWer rightb- Officers, Beverly Daube, vice-presidentg Bill Nicks, presidentg Marian Menzie, li- brarian: Dale Cummings, vice-presidentg Florence Rottach, vice-president: Sharon Soash, librarian, Cathie Rea, treasurer, and Kathie Wilmore, secretary. THE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 'mfr -f Lil Entertaining football fans at halftime, providing a pep band for basketball games, giving concerts, and representing Central in civic parades were but a few of the Central band activities. Band members above, first row, left to right: Mari- lyn Stroup, Kathleen Crawford, Lynn Huling, Nancy Galos, Nancy DeWachter, Robert Antonelli, Robert Niblick, Gretchen Rauch, Robert Hamilton, Alan Rens- berger, and Margaret Heltzel. Second row: Nancy Working, Connie Wiltrout, Fred Buechner, Doris Bart- lett, Ronald Fabiszak, Joan Highleyman, Betty Lou Wagner, Janet Deal, Cora Julian, Lynn Ogden, --94 -0- TWIRLERS, above, left to right: Audrey Robison, Alice Allsop, Carol Harness, and Doris Bartlett. ACCOMPANISTS: Sandra Tomhave, Marcia Kilmer, Marilyn Stroup, and Robert Hamilton. QUINTET Cbelovv at leftb representing Central in All-State contest-Marilyn Stroup, Nancy Working, Robert Antonelli, Sylvia Stroup, and Robert Hamilton. Clarinet quartet qbelow, rightj which won first place in state contest: Nancy DeWachter, Robert Antonelli, Gretchen Rauch, and Robert Niblick. MARCI-IING BAND Mable Smith, Ann Roper, Larry Wagner, Gail Grorud, Sylvia Stroup, Marjorie Allsop, Daniel Grocki, Alice Allsop, Carol Harness, Marilyn Brown, and Nancy Hawkins. Third row: Pat Free- man, Carol Lacky, Norma Biles, Betty Casner, Nordy Rutherford, Dale Mitchell, William Fortson, John Thomas, Annetta Thomas, Cecil Hendricks, William Roberts, Gary Bremer, Carl Horak, Mu- riel Rossow, Alex Paszley, Nancy Irvin, Marabelle Hunn, Daniel Millar, Ronald Unger, Judy Lamb, John Horak, Thomas Bartholomew, Duane Voitel, Paul Winslow, Donald Emerick, William Bergen, William Harmon, and Betty Hoehn. Fourth row: Jerry Earles, James Lockhart, Brendan Fagan, Warren Schachenman, Sharon Miller, Peter Diamondis, William Nicks, Harry Schanker- man, and Director A. J. Singleton. Marabelle Hunn and Nancy Irwin were winners of a first place award in state cornet duo contest. Band officers were, front row, left to right: Betty Lou Wagner, secretary, Marabelle Hunn, librarian, Audrey Robison, head librarian, and Brendan Fagan, treasurer. Second row: Nancy DeWachter, vice-president, Ronald Unger, president, Paul Winslow, drum major, Thomas Bar- tholomew, sergeant-at-arms, Dan Millar, sergeant-at-arms, and Larry Wagner, sergeant-at-arms, T355 'Rf' weft chestro F ol Centr cu .C I- Rosalie Soash HTOI1 Chinody, Sh ery Em urtis, Guy C ht? rig row fleft to Front Mizelle. Marguerite and Price, Patricia lson, ti aS Bass, Sylvi ard ch en, Ri sib He Johnson, Second row: Linda Groppler, Ronald Pavek, Shirley Tischcoff, Andre Wiltrout Beverly Ce stan OH orking, C W ancy Stroup, N yI'1 ril H rd, M fo W I3 C HY K Third row: Eileen Bateman, Sahag Oxian. and ood, G Oy ilson, R t S T16 Daube, Euge ll Nancy DeWachter nd,- tone An obert R sk adow B atty , P White ard SFU l,B -r-4 Gil Ray ahn, and K red art, F h ock L roruol, Weldon G am lton, Sylvia Stroup, Gail H Robert -r-1 us, ETC M Lenora ller, M Sandra 9, -'-4 W: Carole L ttl --4 Elizabeth Graham. Fourth ro Unger, onald irector, R d ottlowski, K er, Harold Kilm arcia gram, M In ward Ed rald Graham, Ge Chism, nnette m Harmon, A Willia oehn, yH mb, Bett Judy La Schachenman, Porter and Devon Bates Back row Warren Richard Grear, and Peter Diamonolis. Thompson, AT RIGHT: Marguerite Mizelle and Patricia Price, winners of Superior rating contest and Excellent rating in state contest Guy and ensemble in district solo Curt S and Sylvia Stilson, winners of excellent rating in district solo and ensem- -r-1 contest at Elkhart. ble Kahn, ed ham, Fr T3 hG ockhart, Elizabet L artet, Weldon QU T: Cello LEF ER UPP Elkhart contest. ting in T8 ood d Roy Good, Winners of G HD Sahag tes, Devon Ba Ody, ery Chin Ern urt s C UY tet, G .,-1 LOWER LEFT: String quin xcellent rating dE Elkhart an ing at Superior rat of USFS in YV Stilson, lvia Sy Oxian, and ndianapolis. I at test state con in ppler. 1' 0 G inda L and Pavek, Ronald Soash, Ol'1 trio, Shar lin io T:V LEF TTOM BO lkhart contest nE ellent rating i Exe of winners man, Shirley Tischcoii. te leen Ba E of C LID ad H1 intet C111 ..-1 String R: CENTE TTOM BO T3 11 at 1. xcellent E U Ei were awarded hey T ESS hard B Ric ood, and G Oy R TG31' dG Richar the district contest. in adowski, B atricia P hite, W sting of Bernard COHS tet quar lin io T:V GH I R BOTTOM .,-1 district he nt Xcellent i E ted 1' H XVQTQ is group Th esiben H alie OS R and Sandra Miller, ntest at Elkhart. C0 Varsity Debate Again in 1953-1954 Central was represented by a very superior debating squad. The members shown above, front row, left to right: Arthur From, Ruth Falk, Coach Glen W. Maple, Rita Tanner, and Devon Bates. Standing: Jerry Moss, Henry Gewurz, Thomas Bartholomew, Murray Feiwell, and Brendan Fagan. The debaters won over LaPorte in the district tourney and placed third in the state contest at Delphi. Mr. Map1e's Wranglers have been among the first four in Indiana for the past eight years. At the Purdue University annual debaters conference Devon Bates and Mary Yarnell were among the first ten in extemporaneous speaking and Tom Bartholomew and Art From were in the top ten in the student congress. , . :ml ,X ww A A' At left are the officers of the debaters organization fDevon Bates, presidentg K X Rita Tanner, secretary- treasurerg and Thomas 2 Bartholomew, v.-president. 74a , Marilyn Brown, above, won the state championship in ex temporaneous. speaking in th National Forensic League contest at Indianapolis on April 9-10 She will compete in the national contest in Pennsylvania on June 22 23 1954 MEDAL VVINNERS Departmental selection of outstanding seniors has resulted in the naming of the above group to receive the 1954 medals awarded annually at Central. Medals for excellence in German and Spanish goes to Florence Rottach, front row at leftg Nancy DeWachter, the Harry Berg band awardg Marcia Kilmer, Berg accompanist awardg Kathryn Rickel- man, Hoosier Salon Art award, Sara Allen, award for excellence in English, and Kathie Wilmore, excellence in French. Second row: Marcia Dahlke, highest rank in Home Economicsg Carolyn Schap- horst, Davidson Drama award, highest rank in business education, Marilyn Hedrickg Roy Holmes, winner of the John Nelson Mills medal for excellence in mathematicsg and Daniel Grocki, highest rank in Industrial Arts. Other medal winners not pictured - Arthur From, the Bausch and Lomb medal for excellence in science, Allen Smith, George Davidson Drama awardg Joan Niblick, Berg Music awardg Schuyler Colfax medal for excellence in American History, Arthur Fromg Twin City Vocational Work award went to Thomas Wetter. At the right is Nancy Brandon who won first place honors in Algebra in the state at the finals of the Indiana University High School Achievement Tests in April. She was sponsored by Herschel Hawkins of the Central math department. Below Cleft to rightl: Salutatorian Arthur From and Valedic- torians Bernard Minkow, Marcia Dahlke, and Roy Holmes. QM' 5' 120 THE INTERLUDE 6304 30 0 0 o 0 o o o o soc'- 9 U o Q Photo Supplies 2 Q YOU WILL FIND EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC 9 O -3,l2- 53 O SCHILLlNG'S rv O 329 S. LAFAYETTE BLVD. PHONE 7-6535 3 a 'EJ 301 for for for for :of ro: wo o o foci, fd:OC.-JOKL.2OQTJOgLJOk,,2OLAJO4,..,, Q, JC' A. UQ...jOC'iJ A 9 ' I O Associates Investment Q 0 . I Company if O O AUToIvIoBILE AND O O DIVERSIEIED FINANCING 5 9 --- 6 Associate with Associates 9 QDOQ O 504 5OQ.,2Oi BOC BOC YO! FO! O 503 ?OQ,.JO4.2Og.1OL,9OL,.2O4,-,,:Or-..JOQAJO44: F AJOCD A o E' Congratulations! Q PRESIDENTS MESSAGE GERALD IVIOSS Tonight marks the completion of one of the most important steps of our Iives. As We prepare to receive our diplomas, which symbolize our graduation from high school, We cannot help recalling the days We have spent together. We remem-ber the friends we made, the academic progress we achieved, and the activities in which we participated, Perhaps one of our lingering memories is the motto which has guided Central stu- dent for many years. I WILI, KEEP FAITH. Keeping faith has many phases: our attitude toward the World about us, our devotion to our religion, and of course, our allegiance to ourselves. During our high school days, we have found that by having faith in what we were doing and by keeping faith in ourselves. each task became a little easier, and the satisfaction in work Well done became greater, If we compare our life to a ladder and each rung a final goal, success, We ind that our the progression from the Hrst rung. step towards the graduation marks Many of us will climb higher, and some will reach the top. In so doing, again each rung will represent an im- portant step in our lives. As we advance, we can see that in the same manner we have kept faith while scal- ing the hrst rung. so must we always keep faith. When we have achieved success, we must ask, did we succeed and yet fail, in that we did not keep faith with our- selves? 'Ihen we can understand what Shakespeare meant when he said, And ulnoue all to thine otunself be lruef' On behalf of the members of the 1954 graduating class, I should like to thank our parents and teachers who helped us to keep faith throughout this first phase ot our lives. Io you, my fellow members of the IQ54 graduat- ing class, go my heartfelt thanks for giving me the honor of being your leader. I am sure I speak for all of us when I say our years together will never be forgotten, No matter where our lives may lead us, we can be confident that Central, and all it stands for, will remain a part of us forever, O AL,- I O DAIRY COUNCIL O lSA1.UI'ATORYl O OF sfr. JOSEPH VALLEY V I WILL KEEP FAITH- O -0- . I WITH THE WORIID 0 Free Health Education 9 ARTHUR FROM o Materlals 5 Today, We in America look to a World that bears 1013 LOUISE ST PHONE 8-4188 A the mantle of chaos. One fold of that mantle shows 5 ' , the untold terror of war, the tyranny of totalitarian QDO, ,,,. .Or ,Or .of 0 of ,of 704 so, ,OCQ ffConI'd on page 1222 QOa,.2Ofi2Oa-,2Oxl2Oa..1OaT2Oo,..JOOAJOQM. 1 L Q0 O O O DVM POL JOQ 101 P04 O O mocb 9 9 6 o o O O For the Finest ln Jewelry Gifts O O Njimff I- a O ,, .DQS BLOCK, BROS. I , I ' , 0 I '- ' o 'tame Quunandfydzuoe 0 g O . V O Q CORNER MICHIGAN and VVASHINGTON O 6 V QDO4 O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O Oi 305 T H E IN T E R L U D E for for so- xo- for :cf for ,of wof :of -OCQ Q Geo. W. Boughner Q INSURANCE U U 308-310 Wmtcomb-Keller Bldg. E Em O ,OlPIl2?N1i,.4'?l12,Ot or ,069 630- io- o -or o ,or ,of mor o om -ocb 9 Typewriter Q O Headquarters Q O o Q Q 41p Nw Q EIFEXB NY Q i 804 sag! mcihagx H I 'lisa-oaza Q cd::of'wof :or vo: :oc :of fo- -or of ,og ,CDO Of O O O O OOOO 4 OCQ O Congratulations Q3 O AND Q Best Wishes Q O to the 1954 O Graduating Class Q - Q 3301 'O O O O O4-'5Of vO1 O Of ,OJ AT RIGHT - Scenes from Central Junior Prom held at the Progress Club on February 26. CORNERS OF POWER SEWING AND COOKING ROOMS IN JR. BUILDING government, and the suppression of all that is good and just. The other fold displays the peace-loving nations of the world. standing united, ready to face that which may come, in order to preserve the precious gift of free- dom which they have bestowed upon their peoples. Yes. we may well be confused. Does the future hold for us happiness or does it hold d.struction? Will modern man achieve his great potential, or will he fall by the way- side of vengeant progress f the victim of Atomic devas- tation? These questions cannot be answered. So as we look forward today. we nnd that some- thing is necessary for survival in these troubled times - something upon which we may build our future. That something is not military force or defense, for that we possess. Rather than these tangible evidences of cold reality, we find our necessity to be of a different nature. This need is faith-faith in all mankind. It is our hope that the powers of good. will reign supreme, and we shall live in a world where all men are masters and none are slaves. lt is the faith that America shall re- main the bastion of liberty, the reservoir of freedom Q- from which all nations may draw strength. Above all. we must trust that within the human mind lies the power to cope with all things. We must not forget, however. that it is only the educated mind which can shape the destiny of democracy that is the birthright of every human being. If we move forward with intelligence, courage, and, most important, faith, the future will not be dimmed by the tarnish of war, and we shall find free men every- where, living together in happiness and peace. y631'. ll7AI.EDICTiORYl WE WILL KEEP FAITH IN OUR RELIGIONS ROY HOLMES MARCIA DAHLKF PQERNARD lVllNKOW This evening, we, the graduating class of nineteen hundred and fifty-four. are observing the completion of one of the most influential steps in our lives. What we have accomplished in the preceding years will determine to a great extent our success in the future. On taking our places in society the knowledge and experience gained will enable us to lead more useful and worth- while lives. The conditions in the world today make us now. more than ever, conscious of the need for spiritual guidance. With all the destructive forces being developed by modern science, the individual has become seemingly unimportant. Religion has remained the only stable ele- ment upon which we can rely. ln a school of Central's size are found many differ- ing ideas and beliefs with respect to religion. This grad- uating class is representative of different beliefs: Catho- lic, Protestant, Jewish. One might ask, I-low can peo- ple of such different beliefs work together in harmony? On the surface it appears as if these faiths are opposing in principle. Actually, analyzing them, one finds that time, place, or method of worship is relatively unimpor- tant. We all worship one God. This is the basic unity of all our religions. lf we strive to understand not only our religion, but also the beliefs of those we come in contact with in our daily lives. we shall never lose sight of the fact that religion is the foundation of our democratic society. By applying our beliefs to our lives, we shall en- deavor to uphold the principles of our nation. We, the graduating class, will keep faith in our religions. LEFT - Two members of a Central Investigating Committee are seen in the passageway between the Central buildings one bright, dry, spring morning. They are making an inspection of the pigeon situation at Central. It is expected that the work will continue next '-are-vssu V V l INTERLUDE NEWSPAPER REPORTERS Central's weekly newspaper, printed continuously since 1935, has until this year been sold along with the yearbook under the same subscription. This year, however, the newspaper and the yearbook are being produced not only by separate staffs but are being sold separately. Staff members shown above, front row, left to right: Sue Carskadon, Sarah Plunkett, Carol Lang, and Margie Haas. Second row: Annette Clarquist, Elaine Makris, Gretchen Rauch, Pat Rague, Mary Yarnell, Cecille Hoffman, Betty Oursler, Barbara Wheeler, and Ann Roper. Back row: Mr. Paul Weddle, faculty adviser, Roy Holmes, Robert Jones, Joe Levy, Terry Gumz, and Murray Feiwell. any Us f f ww INTERLUDE NEWSPAPER EDITORS AND MANAGERS Front row: Alice Abroham, feature editor: Gail Lone, business managerg Sally Mead, editorials: Jeanne Martin, editor-in-chiefg Jackie Papet, copy editorg and Sara Allen, editorials. Back row: Patti Dee, assistant advertising manager, Dinny Dunlap, circulation managerg Barbara Vargo, exchange editor, Anne Knoblock, news editor: Duane Schneider, business manager, and Lucy Simon, feature editor. John Peterson served as editor-in-chief during the first semester of 1953-54. Outstanding headlines of the current school year at Central are to be found on page 125. MGM? YEARBOOK STAFF The 1954 INTERLUDE yearbook staff, shown above, takes this opportunity to say that it has been an experience and a pleasure to prepare this book for you. We feel certain that there is no other comparable picture record of the 1953-1954 school year at Central. We expect that as the years go by this book will be treasured by you more and more. We are, front row, left to right: Sarah Allen, Kathy Wilmore, Judy Johns, and Barbara Ogden. Second row: Sue Charlesworth, Marianne V. C. CRIPE Faculty Adviser 1929 - 1954 After supervising the Central stu- dent publications for 25 years V. C. has asked to be relieved of the sponsorship. Until 1952 he guided both the newspaper and the yearbook. Before the present weekly INTERLUDE newspaper was established in 1935 a monthly magazine was published with the final issue of the year being in the form of a yearbook. Ullery, Pat Banicki, Patti Dee, Jane Ridenour, and Sara Davidson. Back row: Larry Rice, Mike Ledden, Ernie Humphrey, Sandy DeVries, and Rita Tanner, editor. Each senior home room and each of the underclasses were represented on the staff. Appreciation is expressed for the splendid cooperation given by all those who helped in the preparation of the publication, espe- cially The Indiana Engraving Company, The Mirror Press Inc., The Carlton Studio which made all individual pictures of the seniors and underclassmen as well as numerous group shots, and V. C. Cripe, our faculty adviser. Glhe nterluhe Published weekly by the students of the Central Junior-Senior High School, South Bend 1, Indiana, during the school year. Gffice Interlude Room, Central Junior-Senior High School. Yearly sub- scription rate, 34.50. Entered at the Post Office at South Bend Indiana, as second class matter under Act of March 3, 1879. .- 4,..,- wx-.. 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