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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1955 volume:

co cZJ t£ - A tr ris yb uO I (y v ? y p J I ■ § 1 y r Xrga., ? ?I2 £ La-aj—- «y- 3 b Ltw aJ Jlifla, 3 1833 01877 10 y GC 977 202 S08SOU 1955 £ £ J V ' - a V wT Jhe nterludi e 19 55 Jhe S tudenls } } } ' °f h, f 4 V CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH BEND, INDIANA y f invite uou to iKeview witn ul5 . . FRANK E. ALLEN Superintendent R. T. FERRELL Principal JOHN CASSIDY Adviser NANCY DUMONT .... Editor Jhls Ujear September 7, 1954 Vyur Liue5 une 10, 1955 Though brief as compared with the centuries of time, this year was important because it was another step in the preparation of ourselves, as individuals, to assume a position in the world. In this year, we have gained knowledge and we have become more qualified to deal with the problems of life. The year has contained many happy experiences: We all danced on clouds at the prom; we cheered and urged our teams on to victory at the games; we sat with awe and expectancy at the wonderful dramatic productions; we were calmed by the serene music of our own musical groups — yes, we have had a full year, and a very valuable one. The most renowned in- structor, EXPERIENCE, has tutored us in many golden lessons. This has also been another year in the life of our school. Being the mother of South Bend schools, it once contained the office of the Superintendent of Schools. Central was a very small schoolhouse and has grown into a very large structure. This is Centrals eighty-fifth year as a high school. As we stroll leisurely down the beloved halls, we observe many changes that have taken place during the year. There is the attractive redecoration of many parts of the school, the varnishing of the stage floor, the new piano in the glee club room, and many others. In these many new improvements, our school is growing in a new and better way and has attained a place in the educational foundation of our nation. This, another year in our lives, has also been another year in the life of our nation. From the battle of Valley Forge through the familiar battles of Korea, our men have paid the great price of blood, sweat, and tears for our freedom. We are greatly indebted to them for their efforts and it is our task to preserve the priceless heritage they have won for us. The time is drawing near when we will have to carry on the affairs of our nation .... In this year of our lives we have prepared ourselves so that we might continue to make our nation a cit- adel of democracy with liberty and justice for all. T.i m ' TTl erein i Je kali rlnd . . . C cti tit ucauon During this year we continued our education. Most of us acquired a taste for education. All of us gained some- thing no one can take away. -Attteli cs This year we were very proud of our teams; proud of their good sportsmanship, their integrity, their will to win, and their won-lost records. 3. cultu This year they were probably much the same as in other years, but because they were ours — not our older brothers, sisters, ' or friends ' — each was someone very special to us. emors This is the year which we have been anticipating — the conclusion of one stage and the beginning of another . . . the saying of good-bye to fond memories and dreaming and planning for the future. Ulnae rclc addmen These were the years of growing up — getting to know one another and making new friends. Yes, these were the years of learning to be good citizens. S B — _ — p w Centrals tradition of tine sportsmanship, a high academic standard, good citizenship, character, and integrity began when she graduated her first small class many years ago. We, of today, should contribute to this tradition, which has been so carefully preserved through the years. We should consider our stained glass window and the ideals it portrays. Most important of all we should hold fast to our motto — We will keep faith — as citizens of our school, our state, and our nation. Jhe JsdealS bu which we rJLlved j JhoSe jrcimili amiucir S treets throuak oLoohina l Ueit on WaihinqL ( t ' on which we Walked to School . . and C adt on L olfax : r , ' ' hMMm :yf-y ' % p ' ■ ' KJur (7 acharound to r Lc tit y ecivmn ode iprin r ted f , Wka ctaeS ctvti paa d aazed fhi ' d lp ve daw wnen we reused our eueS t Stateroom VUlnac 1U owS Sw VKooltop Uiew oP our Jt own ZJkld Lye ear in vJur ( ic added . . . tried to catch up with the J ast and prepare for the ruture The students in the speech class play a variety of roles: they are the after-dinner speakers, the toastmasters, or the panelists, according to the assignment. The French students shown above are enjoying a well-deserved Christmas party. Along with verbs and pronouns, the language students learned the customs and his- tories of other countries. Members of the foods class watch two culinary artists prepare vegetables; only one of the ways in which they learn to be good cooks. The shop students are known throughout the city for their skill in machine work. Watching a pulley experiment are two physics students. The involved experiments and rugged tests made this class difficult, but interesting. The creative writing class soon found that group discussion of themes was much better than in- dividual criticism. Advanced biology ... a train- ing ground for future nurses, med- ical technicians, foresters, and zoologists. First - year - biology . . . where some freshmen first became in- terested in this field of study. Students in this class found that World History has quite a bit to do with loday. A GIRLOFTHE tIMBEKLOST GEWE I .-- STRATTOM- FORim VJRIH NlillKN NOBTH ( F IJTRAL V ' Rlll EAST] RV  !■ -4 1 W M 1 IB CENTRAL Wli The art students were responsible for many of the backdrops which ec:e; so much to the Barnstormers ' plays. .-iiee - : rings and ceramics maoe by tne arts and were admired by the entire school. 1 u _ 1 , f M y ■figfl 1 1 c . 1 • r- -jL 1 1 - • 1 i These students learned to make books balance to the last cer Many of them put their knowledge to an on-the-job test. Should I go to college or get a job? Would math be a good major for me? Understanding guidance teachers helped us with these and many other problems. The strains of music from the band room often broke through the stillness of the day. Our library is a quiet place where one can study, do research work, read the latest magazines or an exciting novel. The operation of this ma- chine is not so complicated as it appears. The difficult part is knowing how to choose the right candidate. Civics students learned to do both. Tumbling develops muscles and a sense of balance, as well as being loads of fun. Girls! Show a little more life! The other team v ill beat you at this rate. -- ' less . . . cracii cal . . . lots of fun. • jto S ' oc . . . hot-roas . . . eird paint jobs. Au t a I eeh . . . in, out, and roundabout You really had to be spry to get in the first part ot the cafeteria line on Turkey Days. Whew! Just made the last bus. Boy, did I have a neat date Saturday night. Hey, how about a loan? So goes the locker chatte at 8:15 a. m. -5 tired o d building renews her energ z r Chris — nas acation ■■■ h i!e 2 -5- inmates are expending theirs. Marty Waggoner, Rosemary Goodling, Jane Goff, Carol Ann Campbell Sharla Tubbs, Carol Brockman, Nancy Dumont, and Queen Marilyn Miller were on the Mishawaka Day Queens Court. It seems a shame to spend so many hours cutting paper and sleeping on floats in order to guard them — just to burn them up in the end. But who would miss it? The busy student helpers in the front office did much to keep the school running smoothly . . . filing, running the switchboard, and typing. The Band had a good reason to step smartly; they worked hard for those new uniforms. Seniors get first choice at the ticket window. You ' d better hurry if you want a ticket to the big game. Seniors danced in a very manner to the beat of a jazz band composed of students. Flying feet caused sore ankles the re - morn- ing. The mambo, the chicken, the jitterbug, and the bunnyhop . . . these were our favorites at the many exciting dances of the year. Jhi ueciPi AfctiuLtieS kept ad hopplna % £ Hard working band officers kept the band marching. The BAND added so much to football games, pep assemblies, and parades. 1 • 1 a % ' • , % ) ' ' I ■■■■ • - •- v , ' ' Kf . . 5 , JkH ■■ ' ■ ff a rW v % . Sf 1 if m u 4 ; ' U ' V This versatile ORCHESTRA played both classical pieces and pop tunes well. Three cheers for Sylvia . . . she won a chair in the South Bend Symphony Orchestra. Practice makes perfect, but it ' s not all work. If you ever stayed after school, you would have heard the CHANSONETTES prac- ticing long after everyone else had gone. The GLEE CLUB soloists rose with the birds in order to make their performances more perfect and more en- joyable. Everyone enjoyed the beautiful assemblies given by the GLEE CLUB. 9 MJL22£11Z1 ,M wv f ' ■ | a v «• The USHERS crawled under the bleachers to find our lost gloves and scarves, showed us our seats at games and plays, and kept us off the basketball floor. The most vocal group in the school ranked first in several tour- naments. Do not try to argue with the DEBATE TEAM, you can- not win. [0 ' m MOVIE PROJECTIONISTS, the boys that showed those rare, but well-enjoyed and certainly looked- forward-to movies. The JR. ACHIEVERS learned a great deal . . . how to paint, bal- ance books, write copy for an ad- vertisement, and to sell. I Beware a JR. ACHIEVER sell- ing stock, tickets to a dance, or a product. He will not take no for an answer. Seriously though, you made a good buy. Hl-Y, the brother organization of the Tri Hi-Y, benefited Central and South Bend by their worthy projects. The JR. Y-TEENS enrich their living and do their share in build- ing a better community while they have ' fun together. The FUTURE NURSES organiz- ation interests girls in the medi- cal field while they do various community projects. T e TRI Hl-Y : s of g r eat service to our community. As these girls serve others, they have a good time together. STUDENT COUNCIL . . . Government in action. Shown in a quiet nook ot the library are the capable officers who calmed the ov- erly enthusiastic legislators and encouraged the shy ones. They were Joanne Beahm, Danny O ' Donnell, Nancy Dumont, and Bob Governs. The representatives, shown in a quieter pose than usual, had many responsibilities . . . Mishawaka Day, Coun- cil Elections, and after-game dances. The Foreign Exchange Drive, sponsored by the Student Council will bring a foreign student to Cen- tral and send a Centralite overseas. Boost the Bears with the BOOSTER CLUB! The Executive Board was responsible for the huge paper hoops at the basketball games. Q Q- m0Jm Si The tumbling tumbleweeds (TUMBLERS CLUB) floated through the air with the greatest of ease. These young Einsteins ex- changed their chemistry, Dhysics, and biology knowl- edge in SCIENCE CLUB to their mutual advantage. If you tore a magazine, they fixed it. The diligent LIBRARY CLUB took time out to have a Halloween party. g Ok e They worked behind the scenes . . . brought in the news, sold sub- scriptions, and passed out the papers. This finished product looks good, doesn ' t it? The news, Aunt Verie, feature articles, and Cub- skin make good reading. Make those fingers fly! The copy has to be in by 4 o ' clock. The typists are an essential link in the chain of workers who put out the paper. rnterlude . . . the Inside itor, V Mail the copies, check the sales for today, prepare the dummy for the next issue, send out the bills, write and rewrite . . . these peo- ple are busy. Here come the papers! The news in a bundle, delivered by the printer and carried to the Inter- lude office by Editor-in-chief Ter- ry Plunkett and Sports Editor Bob Jones. I ' ll take first floor. No, I want first. The Circulation Man- ager, Betty Oursler, is shown pass- ing out the home room lists to Bob Jones and Janice Andreen. The business staff wore out their shoe leather selling adver- tising and their lungs selling sub- scriptions. 3L is uecir in ct v DOOR ' Are you sure that is the right name? Is it spelled correctly? ' ' Marlene Kazmierzak is shown pre- paring the senior copy. The various section heads and a replica of the cover gave stu- dents a preview of the Yearbook. Cut and paste . . . wipe off the fingerprints . . . send the senior section to the engraver. These people were working while the rest of Central v as enjoying Christmas vacation. . . . Jhe i Jearbooh These lively teenagers decided to buy the Yearbook in a skit which initiated the subscription drive to the student body. Taking and selling underclass pictures was the task of Barbara and Kathy Wright. As you can see, there is more to making a Yearbook than meets the casual eye. The Coo d Or fascinated the students with his graceful and biz- arre performance. W Flrsi semester Board Sue Tankersley Carolyn Whitmer George Pettit Bob Lyons Sarah Schmidt Dan Millar Dwight Oberholtzer Terry Rodefer Dick Hinsch Carol Lang ( Jtcirnstormerd The background gained in Barnstor to become members of summer stock c have trodden the boards in a legitima and assurance from their experience b The Barnstormers learned to app their own costumes, to evaluate the | stage settings, to direct and produce of work, but pride in a job well done, provided more than adequate compe The Q. jeer of - ' 6 Air and -e- e a--: cacr ' ateo js ' ■ the ' ' e c da-.c ' -q. The foundation of our country . . . public opinion and horseshoes were forged in a blacksmith shop scene from The Patriots. elped many of our students or college Thespians. Some ater. Others gained poise not pursue a stage career. e-up, to design and make if other groups, to design All of this involved a lot ience, friendships, and fun i. Second semester Board Sue Tankersley Sarah Schmidt Carolyn Whitmer George Pettit Terry Rodefer Richard Dunbar Dwight Oberholtzer Dan Millar Kay Kaster Dick Aldrich Marilyn Miller Bob Lyons The forefathers of our country . . . their problems, errors, and inspirations were presented in The Patriots. Dan Millar por- trayed Washington, Dick Dunbar and Tom Prebys alternated in the roles of Jefferson and Monroe, and Dwight Oberholtzer played Hamilton. The beautiful performance of Amahl did much to remind us of the real meaning of Christmas. Thornton Schwenk played the part of Amahl, Suzanne Holderead played the part of the Mother, and Doug Gatton portrayed Kas- per, one of the Three Kings. Shown are the Spanish and Eng- lish booths of the Vanity Fair scene of Pilgrim s Progress, which was an all-city production. Christian and Hopeful are con- demned in the Vanity Fair scene. Christian and Hopeful were por- trayed by Dwight Oberholtzer and Zanette Gregory, both Central students. ZJhis UJe ear in s, r or h ZL O Coach Bob Jones ' Bruins succumbed to Gary Roosevelt by the score of 6-0 in the initial game of the season. Playing on a rain-soaked field, the teams failed to score until the Panthers mustered a touchdown with just three minutes remain- ing in the contest. The Bears fumbled on their fifteen and just three plays later Gary scored on their only completed pass of the showery evening. THE GRIDIRON MENTORS. Left to right: Mr. Szucs, Mr. Mackowiak, Head Coach Jones, and Mr. Stephenson. ■• H The Varsity 7 -79ij69 72 75 90 74 80 9 7 J First row, left to right: J. Winston, Stavros, Koffel, Brown, Knox, Chandler, Williams, Squier, Hough. Second row: Coach Ed Szucs, Beissel, Otolski, Vohs, Kaminski, Strozewski, Eichorst, Graham, Janowczyk, Simmons, Redding, Borges, Fill, Coach Ross Stephenson. Third row: Coach Joe Mackowiak, Loring, Co-Captain, E. Rems, Mathews, Zielinski, Clark, Krulewitch, Badowski, Reed, Petretic, Nitos, W. Winston, Coach Bob Jones. Back row: Co-Captain Lake, Cieslik, Hager, Witowski, D. Rems, D. Ross, Curtiss, West, M. Ross, McKnight, Nailon. For the first time in football history Fort Wayne defeated Central as the Bruins suffered their sec- ond successive setback, I 3-6. The Bears wasted no time in scoring as Jim Zielinski countered with just 2:39 having elapsed in the opening quarter. Highlight of the drive, which started from the Central twenty-three, was a fifty- seven yard sprint by Ronnie Janowczyk. Poor punts set up both Redskin scores. Washington ' s Panthers proved just too much for the Bears to handle as they defeated Coach Jones ' men, 26-7, before 8,000 onlookers. Taking advantage of a fumble on the opening kickoff, the Bears scored early in the quarter with fullback Otha Lake barreling over from the two. The lead proved short lived, though, as Washing- ton soon tied the score. Three second-half touch- downs by Washington brought the final count to 26-7. A blocked punt proved the margin of victory as Central rolled to its first victory of the season over a highly favored Mishawaka eleven by the score of 14-13. The Bears scored midway in the first period when Ron Janowczyk bulled over from the three. The Cavemen scored early in the second period with Deal going over. Otha Lake scored for Cen- tral early in the second half on a seventeen yard sprint. When Mishawaka scored in the final period e stage was set for John Beissel ' s block. Playing in a steady downpour and on a flooded gridiron, the Bears sloshed to a 6-0 victory over the Fort Wayne Central Catholic Irish. The only score of the game came on a twenty- six yard jaunt by quarterback Gene Strozewski in the second quarter. The Bears completely domin- ated the contest, as evidenced by only one first down for the Irish. Again playing in the rain and mud, the Bears had to be content with a 13-13 tie with Adams, even though they led almost the entire game. Dan Mathews scored as the Bears tallied the first time they had their hands on the ball. Moments later, after a fumble by Baird, Otha Lake rammed over from the one. Adams scored both touchdowns in the last six minutes of the game. Displaying their most potent offense of the season, the Bruins rolled over the Goshen Red- skins, 34-6, on snow-covered Forman field. Tom Redding scored early in the first period on a ninety-two yard sustained drive. With Red- ding and Mathews scoring in the second period, the Bears had an easy time of it. Ron Janowczyk and Gene Strozewski made the final two touch- downs for the Bruins. Playing fine football for all but eighteen sec- onds of the game, Central trounced the Elkhart Blue Blazers, 12-6. On the opening kickoff Don Barber galloped eighty-nine yards for the touchdown for the Blaz- ers. Midway in the second period, Gene Stroz- ewski scored for the Bears from the two. Tom Redding broke up the ball game as he dashed fifty-nine yards for the score with jus t five minutes of play left. Playing inspired football, Central came within one touchdown of defeating the Riley Wildcats in the final game of the season. Fred Odusch and Dick Vincek both scored touchdowns as Riley built up a 13-0 lead. Mid- way through the third period, the Bears started a sustained drive from their own four. With Gene Strozewski running for gains of thirty-eight and forty-eight yards, the Bears mustered a score. The game ended with Riley the victor, 13-7. Coach Ross Stephenson plans half-time strategy with the Bears in the hopes that the chalk talk will pay dividends. It did, as the Bruins went on to upset the Mishawaka Maroons, 14-13. The Bears score one of their two touchdowns against Elkhart as Gene Strozewski bulls over from the one. Final score of the thrilling contest which was played at School Field was Central 12, Elk- hart b. Pigskin tenseness mounts as mud and rain fly. Coach Joe Mackowiak, Manager Ronnie Minkow, and Head Coach Bob Jones view the action of the Central-Adams clash with tight lips. Result: Cen- tral 13, Adams 13. ' Programs, programs, anyone want a program. Members of the Booster Club Executive Board are busily engaged in selling programs at the Adams game. The Freshman Team J J ■ Winning four, losing two, and tieing three were, first row, left to right: Kerestury, Thanos, Bond, Taylor, Taylor, King, Underly. Second row: Redding, Hurtle, Hopkins, Smith, Holmes, Wood, Monroe, Manager Newburn. Third row: Thomas, Kemble, Simmons, Zarembka, Rozek, Madison, Grochowalski. Back row: Coach Newbold, Gillette, Stokes, Greer, Sacchini, Parker, Byers. The Junior High Team I Winning two, losing two, were, first row, left to right: Newsom, Stafford, B. Johnson, Wallace, Little, Whiting, A. Johnson. Second row: Coach Early, Plump, Shurn, Mathews, Anderson, Wesley, Love, Wisniewski. Third row: Walson, Walls, Chambly, West, Deploy, Wilson, Taghon, Catron. Back row: Coach Hoyer, Green, Elijah, Whittener, Martin, Ritpler. Basketball - The Varsity n i n is The 1954-55 edition of the Elmer McCall-mentored basketball team appears, left to right: First row: Lee, Yockey, King, O ' Donnell, Gemberling, and Reed. Back row: Mgr. Meller, McKnight, Kleva, Bush, Rems, Coalman, Holdeman, and Mgr. Jones. John Coalman wins tip as Central surprises East Chicago Washington, 65-46. Other identifiable players are Lee McKnight 44, Dale Rems 55. Where ' s the ball? It is on its way through the hoop. Danny O ' Donnell hits for two as Central downs East Chicago. Coach Elmer McCall plots strategy as his Bear cagers listen intently during a timeout. Cent al Cent al Cent al Cent al Cent al Cent al Cent al Cent al Cent al Cent al Cent al Cent al Cent al Cent -al Cent a Cent -al Cent ■al Cent -al Cent al Cent a 1 Cent -al BASKETBALL SUMMARY 50J Gary Roosevelt 53 58 Hammond 64 65 E. Chicago Washington 46 54 Logansport 53 68 Michigan City 73 67 Goshen 53 55 A. Lafayette Jefferson 76 525 Marion 58 550 Ft. Wayne Central 58 48 Elkhart 46 63 LaPorte 61 61 Shelbyville 42 65 Adams 52 48ff Muncie 56 80 Riley 64 53 Washington 62 66 Anderson 56 71 Mishawaka 88 7 1 Ft. Wayne, North Side 67 53 ° Elkhart 58 61 xX Mishawaka 66 The 1954-55 basketball season was mainly a re- building year for the Elmer McCall coached Bears. Though playing one of the rougher schedules of Hoosier prep teams, nevertheless the Whiz Kids, as they were sometimes called, did manage to amass a record of ten wins against eleven losses. Losing their first two games against rated teams — Gary Roosevelt and Hammond — the Bears then went on to whip East Chicago and Logans- port. Thus was the story of the season — win one, lose one. Seniors Danny O ' Donnell and Leland Yockey were the main stars of the team, while juniors Dale Rems, Jessie Bush, Dick Holdeman, and sopho- mores Herb Lee, Lee McKnight, and John Coalmon all played excellent ball at times. High scorer for the year was Herb Lee with a 16 point average. Danny O ' Donnell won both the Kiwanis award for scholarship, sportsmanship, and citizenship, and the Gold award for the most valuable all around play- er on the team. In or out? That is the thought on center Dale Rem ' s mind as he waits with Wilson Eison of Gary Roosevelt for the ball. Three Cheers for Centra 1 High School. The school song is ably played by the pep band before game time. Trainer Otto Neilson tapes Leland Yockey ' s ankle before the game. Yockey was star playmaker on the Bear quintet. Fight, men, fight. Pictured are the Central High varsity cheerleaders left to right, Dee Dee Tubbs, Margie Molnar, Bill Smith, Barbara Vargo, and Bar- bara Wheeler. Basketball B Team um Wfi% 1 U.: Winning seventeen and losing three was Coach Bob Turnock ' s B Team. Front row, left to right: Gemberling, Dunn, Reed, Hobbs, and Fill. Back row: Campbell, Chandler, King and Anderson. The Freshman Team Coach Jim Powers ' freshmen who compiled an excellent record of 18 wins and 2 losses are, left to right, first row: Wallace (mgr.), Bishop, M. Taylor, Bond, Lowe, Achton, Charlesworth, B. Taylor (mgr. ). Second row: Molnar, Holmes, Brown, Floring, Kahn, Stokes, Martin, Coach Jim Powers. Third row: Clark, Sacchini, Morrison, Jones, Nitsos, Smith, Taghon. The Eighth Grade Team Above are the members of the undefeated eighth grade basketball squad coached by Mr. Ray Emerick. The Junior Bears won all 2 2 of their games. Front row, left to right: Scott, Mil liken, Manager Preston, Nagy, and Strange. Second row: Walls, Ross, Anderson, West, and Coa I- mon. Back row: Workman, Powell, Walker, Taghon, and Cattrow. Cross Country Pictured are the members of the cross country team coached by Mr. Devon Phelps. Front row, left to right: Holmes, Thomas, Ott, Blanton, Smith, Ferguson, B. Jones, Phillips, and McNarny. Back row: Foster, Miller, Denny, Weist, Lowe, Manager D. Jones, Holdeman. Coppens, Alex- ander, and Nicks. Champs Tennis Pictured above are the individual State Champ splashers. Left to right, members of the 150 yard medley relay team are: Boland, MacDonald, and Perkins. Gustafson Is the 150 yard medley champ. Coach Bob Turnock ' s netmen are, left to right, kneeling: John Roper, and Steve Kalabany. Back row: Bob Fassnacht, Bob Wortham, and Dave Krizman. Swimming BURS ««. ' icMti ' 8EAR ,£,,„, «W w mr m t 0 % Here are the State Champs of 1955. Left to right, front row: Manuel, S. Miller, Meiykowski, Gustafson, Mier. Second row: Hill, Burbridge, Lee, Captain Grant, Yarger, Howell, Manager D. Miller. Back row: Greer, Carlson, Perkins, MacDonald, Boland, Holdeman, and Coach Hoyer. Wrestling Coach Bob Jones ' grapplers are, in the usual order, front row: Newburn, Phillips, Foster, and Cytacki. Second row: Brown, Kurdys, Miller, Atherton, Hettinghouse, Sutton, Thanos, and Wegenka. Third row: Coach Jones, Strozewski, Hager, leraci, Sears, Dobecki, Zarembka, Stavros, Witkowski, and Manager Rudynskl. Back row: Hurtle, Million, State Champ Nailon, Belssel, Rems, Curtis, Krulewitch, and Rozek. Varsity Baseball Pictured is the 1955 version of the Varsity Baseball team coached by Mr. Lou Newbold. Front row: left to right: Captain O ' Donnell, Taghon, McNarny, Holmes, and Cleslik. Second row: Borges, Kamanski, Janowczyk, Landen, and Zielinski. Back row: Coach Newbold, Million, Weg- enke, and Aftowski. Track - - iw ' gy ■ I i ■ ii i t - , -. - • -id x i «, Here are the Track hopefuls for the spring of 1955 under the direction of Coach Jim Early. First row: Rouse, Chandler, Simmons, Mathews, Zarembka, Nail on, Ferguson, Coalmon, Redding, and West. Second row: Graham, Reed, Brown, Vohs, Strozewski, Campbell, Thompson, Ross, Rems, Davis, and Smith. Third row: Simmons, Phillips, Holmes, Ross, Greer, Curtis, Priest, and Wood. Fourth row: Foster, Alexander, Nicks, Stachowiak, Taylor, Carlson, Beissel, De Mike, Benassi, and Byers. Fifth row: Kurdys, Ingram, Sacchini, Harding, Curtis, Foster, Zarembka, and Tharpe. Sixth row: Lowery, Locke, Green, Pavek, Cytacki, Warren, Sholly, Graham, Smith, and Thomas. Seventh row: Winston, Anderson, Allen, J. Martin, P. Martin, Guy, Hold, and Price. Golf B-Baseball Pictured above are the members of Coach Ray Emerick ' s Varsity Golf squad. Front row: Hobbs, Garson, D. Rems, Jensen, and Kleva. Back row: Hetfield, Klinger, Fill, R. Rems, Elliot, Kahn, Achterberg, Carey, Hurtle, Jones, and Roberts. Pictured abc ' e are the members of Coach B-Baseball team. Joe Mackowiak ' s Girls ' Athletic Association First row: P. Shonborn, J. Burgeson, L. Kotzmacher, L. Smith, O. Evans, Miss Mathews, J. Jack- son, B. Cudowski, L. R. Benson, J. Pinkerton, Boone. Second row: L. Nicks, S. Johns, E. Graham, B. Shannon, B. Wright, L. Boone, H. Dee, J. Crain, R. Gadson, R. Smith, M. Leda, M. Bartkowiak. Third row: C. Leedy, G. Latham, B. Ransom, M. Pallo, A. Anderson, L Long, M. Epperson, E. Williams, N. J. Biles, G. Zebrowski, S. Terlecki, M. Weathersby, J. Pinkerton. Fourth row: C. Dudley, L. Baker, E. Smith, S. Nasco, H. Hayes, L. Gadson, M. Dee, B. Minder, A. Smith, M. Hayes, C. DeArmond, P. Warren, C. Kotolmski, S. Chodzinski. PURPOSES OF G.A.A. It offers opportunities for participation in a wide variety of sport activities. It promotes a keener interest in the health and develop- ment of its members. It fosters the spirit of good sportsmanship and fair play in all undertakings. Volleyball, basketball, table tennis, camp-outs, and swim- ming — all of these were a part of a G.A.A. ' s life. Be- sides participating in sports, the girls treated the boys to their annual football and basketball banquets and decor- ated the goal posts with blue and orange crepe paper. The wonder women of future Olympics have not only con- tributed greatly to school activities, but have also aided organizations of civic importance to the community. Officers are: President — Janie Jackson. Vice-President — Ola Evans Recreational Secretary — Barbara Cudowski. Treasurer — Lillian Kotzmacher. Sergeant-at-Arms — Jill Burgeson. Corresponding Secretary — Leah Rae Benson. Point Recorder — Llllie Smith. Publicity Chairman — Phyllis Shonborn. Intermural (Head) — Joyce Pinkerton. Awards presented every year: A SWEATER is given to the girl that has won the highest points in participation throughout tour school years. ALL SPORTS AWARD is presented to the girl who has shown the most outstanding skill. A SPORTSMANSHIP TROPHY is awarded to the senior girl who displayed the most cooperative and enthusiastic attitude at all times. These young amazons are shown planning a little volley- ball strategy. Seven years of all wins . . . seven years of no losses. Table tennis is the advanced form of ping-pong and here we have the Table Tennis Stars. ' Splash! Splash! And now we view the splashers. Why don ' t you jump in and join us? MINOR SPORTS Central 30 Central 51 Centra 1 16 Centra I 38 Centra 1 33 Centra 1 54 Centra 1 31 Central 17 Central 34 Centra 1 27 WRESTLING RECORD Howe E. Chicago Washington Calumet City E. Chicago Roosevelt Sturgis Hammond Clark Culver Lafayette Jefferson Peru Hammond Tech Conference and Sectional Champs 6th in State City and Conference Champs State Champs CROSS COUNTRY RECORD Central 50 Central 50 Central 15 Central 41 Central 50 Central 48 Central 21 Central 1 5 Central 21 Central 36 Central 29 30 2 24 9 6 13 25 15 15 TENNIS RECORD Centra 1 2 . . . LaPorte 3 Centra 1 3 Elkhart 2 Centra 1 1 Ft. Wayne North Side 4 Central 2 Michigan City 3 Centra 1 3 Adams 2 Central 3 Goshen 2 Central 3 Riley 2 Central 3 Mishawaka ? SWIMMING RECORD Central 20 . . . Culver 53 Central 41 Kalamazoo 34 Central 45 Calumet City 30 Centra 1 39 Muncie 31 Central 56 Whiting 19 Central 50 Gary Lew Wallace 25 Centra 1 52 Riley 22 Centra 1 55 Adams 20 Central 52 LaPorte 23 Centra 1 59 Hammond 16 Central 51 Washington 24 Central 54 Gary Froebel 21 Central 43 Val paraiso 31 Valparaiso Conference Mishawaka Sectional 6th Riley 15 Riley 15 Michigan City 4 2 Mishawaka 19 Ft. Wayne North Side 15 Adams 70 Riley 21 Adams 45 Adams 50 Goshen 34 Elkhart !? LaPorte 2 8 12th GOLF SCHEDULE Centra I Adams Central . . . LaPorte Centra I . . . Riley Central . . . Michigan City Central . . . Mishawaka Central . . . Adams Central . . . Rochester Central . . . LaPorte Central . . . Riley Central ... St. Joseph Michigan Central . . . Michigan City Central . . . Mishawaka Central . . . LaPorte Invitational Central . . . Hammond Tech Central . . . Mishawaka Central . . . LaPorte TRACK SCHEDULE Central ... La Porte Goshen Relays Central . . . Washington Eastern Division Conference Central Conference Final Central Sectional Central Regional City Outdoor State Intersectiona I Adams Riley Mishawa ka BASEBALL Central Central Central Central Central Central Centra I Central Centra! Centra I Centra I Centra I Central Central Central Cen:ra I Central Centra I Central SCHEDULE Washington Adams Niles Riley Michigan City St. Joe Washington Mishawaka Riley Adams Niles LaPorte Elkhart Mishawaka St. Joe Michigan City Adams Washington Riley vJur jrrienciSj Jne jrcicult y RUPERT T. FERRELL, Principal - MR. MERLIN G. RICHARD Assistant Principal jf r ■ V MK. H MR. V. C. HARTER ead Counselor Miss Anderson Mrs. Ball Mr. Barn brook Mr. Bendit Miss Bergan Miss Beyrer f N ] Mr. Burger I m Mrs. Butcher Mrs. Campbel m Mr. Campbell Miss Carpenter Mr. Casaday Mr. Cassidy Miss Ceyak Mr. Cole Mrs. Covert Mr. Cripe Mr. Daniels Merlin G. Richard, Assistant Principal, M.S., Indiana University. V. C. Harter, Head Counselor, M.S., University of Notre Dame. Janet Anderson, Librarian, B.S., Ball State College. Wanlta Ball, English, M.A., University of Notre Dame. Elmer Barnbrook, Vocational, M.S., Indiana University. S., Indiana University. Leon Bendit, Mathematics, B.S., Indiana University, sh, B.A., St. Mary ' s College. Margaret Bergan, English _Jith Beyrer, English, B.A., l.._ John W. Burger, Business, M.A., Columbia University. Gertrude Butcher, Art, B.S., Ball State College. MM H+ijf - Mr. Davis Miss DeGroote Miss Detrick aa j x Mrs - Earl owa. ege. Ethel B. Campbell, English, B.S., University of Minnesota Wilbur Campbell, Chemistry, M.S., Purdue University. Wllma Carpenter, English, M.S., Purdue University. James L. Casaday, Dramatic Art, M.A., University of I John Cassidy, English, Ph.D., Western Reserve Universi Antoinette Ceyak, Spanish, M.S., Columbia University, James E. Cole, Business, M.A., University of Minnesota. Beatrice Covert, English, B.S., Purdue University. V. C. Cripe, Science, M.A., University of Michigan. George Daniels, Vocational, M.S., Indiana University. Harry Davis, Industrial Arts, M.A., Columbia University. Marguerite DeGroote, English, M.S., Indiana University. Wanda Detrick, Home Economics, M.S., Indiana State Coll J. C. Dickey, Business, B.A., University of Notre Dame. Lucile Dienhart, Home Economics, B.S., Purdue University. Helen Earl, Librarian, B.S., Northwestern University. James Early, Science, B.A., Franklin College. Clarence Elbel, Phy. Ed., B.P.E.. Springfield Co Paw n PmrlrL In nttrljl Ar+t R S Rj ' t - + D I areT touiks, nurse, B.S., Indiana University Agnes E. Frick, English, M.A., Columbia University. Jeanne Gienand, French, German, B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University Charles Hafron, Science, B.S., University of Notre Dame. Ruth Hammond, Home Economics, B.S., Bradley University. Geraldine Hatt, Social Studies, M.A., Clark University. Herschel Hawkins, Mathematics, M.S., Indiana University. Robert Herringer, Latin, M.A., Ball State College. BertHle Hindelang, Business, M.A., University of Notre Dame. Thomas Hoyer, Social Studies, B.S., University of Notre Dame. James Ingram, Machine Shop, M.S., Indiana University. Robert Jones, Social Studies, Phy. Ed., M.A., Indiana University. Herman Judd, Counselor, B.A., University of Notre Dame. Mr. Early Mr. Elbel Mr. Emrick Mr. Fltzhenry Mr. Ford Mrs. Foulks Miss Frick Miss Gienand Mr. Hafron Mr. Hawkins Mr. Herringer Miss Hindelang Mr. Hoyer Mr. Ingram Mr. Jones Mr. Judd ' Miss Kruckle Miss Kamm Miss Kitson mm Mr. Kottlowski Valerie Kamm, Spanish, B.S., Indiana University. Walter Kindy, Mathematics, B.A., Manchester College. Mary A. Kitson, Mathematics, M.A., Columbia University. Harold E. Kottlowski, Music, M.M., Butler University. Marie Kruckle, Phy. Ed., B.S., Stroudsburg College. C. L. Kuhn, Social Studies, M.A., Indiana University. Earl Kuhny, Social Studies, M.A., University of Notre Dame. Mark B. Langell, Vocational, B.S., Valparaiso University. W. W. Lauterbach, Study Hall, M.S., University of Wisconsin. Hilda Lean, Study Hall, Ph.B., University of Chicago. Joseph C. Machowiak, Science, M.S., Indiana University. Kenneth R. Main, Industrial Arts, B.S., Ball State College. Glenn W. Maple, Social Studies, M.S., Columbia University. Betty Mathews, Phy. Ed., M.S., Indiana University. Dare Nestlerode, Industrial Arts, B.S., Indiana Teachers College. Louis Newbold, Science, B.S., University of Notre Dame. Harry Paradis, Art, B.S., Indiana University. Naomi R. Pehrson, Business M.A., Columbia University. Helen Peterson, Counselor, B.A., Indiana University. Emma Pfaffmen, Mathematics, Ph.B., University of Chicago. Devon Phelps, Science, B.A., Manchester Col lege. Adelaide Stoll Piatt, Counselor, B.A., Washington University. James L. Powers, Drivers Training, M.S., Indiana State College. Clifford Rinehart, Mathematics, M.S., Indiana University. Phyllis Robe, Home Economics, B.S., Manchester College. Mr. Kuhn Mr. Kuhny Mr. La uterbach Mrs. Lean Mr. Mackowiak Mr. Main Mr. Maple Miss Mathews Mr. Nestlerode Mr. Newbold Mr. Paradis Miss Pehrson Mrs. Peterson Miss Pfaffman Mr. Phelps Mrs. Piatt Mr. Rinehart Mrs. Robe Edna C. Roop, Home Economics, B.A., Indiana University. L. H. Schultz, Social Studies, M.A., University of Chicago. Lucille Seedorf, Vocational, B.A., DePauw University. Antoinette Semortier, Mathematics, M.A., Univ. of Notre Dame. Arthur Singleton, Music, B.M., Indiana University. Arthur L. Smith, Biology, M.S., University of Chicago. J. Roy Smith, Social Studies, M.A., Indiana University. Jeanette Smoger, English, M.S., St. Mary ' s College. Ruth Snyder, English, B.A., Indiana State College. Edith Spray, English, M.A., University of Chicago. Gladys Staples, Home Economics, B.S., Columbia University. Calista Stephenson, English, B.A., Butler University. Ross K. Stephenson, Phy. Ed., M.A., University of Illinois. Edward Szucs, Social Studies, B.S., Purdue University. Bert Trottnow, Art, M.A., Columbia University. Robert Turnock, Social Studies, B.S., Indiana State College. Helen M. Weber, Music, B.S., Minnesota Teachers College. Paul Weddle, Biology, M.S., Indiana University. John Wilmore, Mathematics, M.A., Ball State College. P. C. Winther, Electric Shop, M.A., University of Wisconsin. Helen M. Baer, Clerk. Minnie Clair, Bookstore. Evelyn Riley, Attendance Clerk. Mrs. Virginia Sterzik, Registrar. Elmer McCall, Phy. Ed., Health, M.A., Purdue University. Miss Roop Mr. Schultz Mrs. Seedorf • Mr. Singleton Miss Semortier Mr. A. Smith Mr. J. R. Smith 4.1 Miss Smoger Miss Snyder Miss Spray Mrs. Staples Miss Stephenson Mr. Stephenson f£? ff 1 Mr. Szucs £1 Mr. Trottnow Mr. Turnock Miss Weber Mr. Weddle Mr. Wilmore Mr. Winther Mrs. Baer Mrs. Clair Miss Riley Mr. McCa Good morning! Have you checked up on that truant boy yet? May I speak to you for a moment, Mr. Ferrell? ... so goes the early morning conversation in the office, where the faculty report before going to their home rooms. The faculty enjoys one of several teas given during the year . . . with all the kids gone, they give a sigh of relief as they sip their tea and enjoy a delicious cupcake. .s emovS of 1955 Senior Class Officers: President: Joseph Boland, Jr. Secretary-Treas- urer: Carolyn Whitmer. Vice-President: Brendan Fagan. - - _ - V; Major: — s ' Z a z m s r r n r . - Wus : Co ere. NE • ER - Activities: See z-z. Bzzi-e- Z _; = rVhat the - z z ■ ' ■ ants. Plans: JAN CE EMEL - _- EREE — Major: C: ece -ez Activities: Yeorbc See and Booster C _r= Student Counci Jr -;r:e— . :- 5: e- nter ude. Plans: Cr e:e EE-N - _S5£ VOER50N — Major: Spanish Activities: Home Roor 2— ze- z:z=-e- Z ub Plans: -_ : Mechanic s- - r ;-. LOUISE - FHER 2 s - — Major: Nurses Z ub Plans: Nurs ng. rep. Activities: Future JOANNE BADOWSK — Major: -- Activities: rner.jcte Ace- See :-c Booster 2 _r; —z — e -::— Z ce- . - STjder.t Cr_-: Plans: Undecided. OT S E- _E- — Major: Music Activities: 2 ee C Plans: Mus z l? -■-; coming :•- -3 -_ _ : sa - ■•■--■ DONNA BAKER — Major: Commsri nteriude Plans: Secretary. ■■ zi -■-; ■-£- Activities: Hvities: -_ _-e Nurs Zz ere. — — Majors: ;:: a :::s _ e- fc . Ac- Plans: PATh ZlA v-- - BAJMICK — Majors: Co — nercial, Scier.ce Activities: Future Nurses Booster and Library Clubs C:== C ce- J. A., Yearbook Plans: Undecided. . -v-; --- -Major: S ' :: Activities: Auto C -z Plans: A -- C jb Plans: ' • ' — ' HELP -.3 Major: ; SNEY Activities: -- _ENE E E t ' - ' —Mi sjor : Gene ira Activiti z- Sc ence es :t= Rccrr V Inter- i ... Send Plans: Co e;e I MARGARET JOANNE BEAHM — Major: Art. Activities: Student Council Officer, J. A., Barnstormers, Glee and Booster Club. Plans: Cz lege. DANNY ' S FAVORITE FAN SHERI BEATTY — Major: Science. Activities: J. A., Bamstor Plans: Nurse ' s I raining. NICE TO KNOW JOANNE BELL — Major: Business. Activities: Be terlude Agent. Plans: Secretarial Work. 3 ee C -2= -- LEAH RAE BENSON — Major: Commercial. Activities: G. A. A. Officer, Volleyball, Table I ennis, Play Day. Plans: Dental Work. :-: : =_ ::: LARRY ALLEN BLANTON — Major: Social Studies. Activities: = ar- sity Track, Cross-Country (capt.), Student Council, Booster C Lib. Plans: Undecided. A FOLR-MINLTE MILE JOSEPH MARTIN BOLAND, JR. — Major: ' . ' :- s r. S g 5;rs e _ Z _r zz — = z — Prom Chairmen, Class Officer, Interlude. r_ r . - S ER =- ■ Z- - E moiics. Activities: ■ ar- rs 5 -i£ Cc_-cil, Jr. Plans: T. V. Work. z - : _HE 5: E r : -Major 3. Officer, Track, Cross-country •ere Activities: Plans: Undecide BARBARA ANN BOYER — Major: Co eze Pre 3e; z- z E:: : -;- _ _r : 5- s : — = -s Plans: I. U. cnce - . en; -_.-. -s - Activities: z z- r .r HOWARD ROY BRICKER — Majors: Shop, Mathematics, lers. Plans: Machinist. TIME WILL TELL Activities: - z- JEAN ANN BROLLIER — Major: Science. Activities: Honor Roll, Barn- stormers, Booster Club, Home Room Officer. Plans: Nurses Train- ing. 5.-.EE - .£■=■% E MARILYN ILA BROWN — Majors: Mathematics. History, Spanish. Activi- ties: Debate, J. A., Student Council, Barnstormers, Glee Club, Hon- or Roll. Plans: College. V AD AVE EENA CR z -ErE Cx GEC GE 5-EC--.E-— Major: 3: -:;; -_sz Act, ties: c-c Drum Major, Glee Club, Honor Roll, Sha d-- Plans: Doctor or Teacher. STEPPING HIGH AND V DE k ! £ BRADLEY D. BUNKER — Major: Mathematics. Activities: Barnstormers, Home Room Officer, Jr. Academy of Science. Plans: Purdue. EINSTEIN ' S UNDERSTUDY LOIS ANN BURCH — Major: Business Course. Plans: Secretary. TINY MITE CAROL ANN CAMPBELL — Major: Business. Activities: Glee and Booster Clubs, Interlude and Yearbook. Agent, Home Room Officer, Student Council, Lady in the Dark . Plans: Office Work. SUGARED DYNAMITE BEVERLY JEAN CARLSON — Major: Business. Activities: Home Room Of- ficer, Glee and Booster Cl ubs, J. A. Plans: Secretary. 1 y ? iA CHARMING LITTLE SCHEMER ft AjpV J - MARY -.JEAN CA ' RrtOLL-jUajor: Busim H TF p,ans: Or ess. Activities: Home Room Of- Secretary. lovely- Carter, JR. — Major: Auto, Social Studies. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Auto Mechanic. TINKERING WITH THE TOOLS JANET JEAN CASS — Majors: Clerical and Spanish. Activities: Student Council, Booster and Glee Clubs, Jr. Prom Committee, Home Room Officer. Plans: College. SUGAR AND SPICE JAY ALAN CHARON — Majors: History, Language. Activities: Booster Club Officer, Barnstormers, Rotary Club, Student Council (Execu- tive Board), Good News, The Ivory Door, Sho Gun, Class Officer. Plans: Law College. THE MOST TO SAY THE LEAST- RAYMOND ANTHONY CIESLIK — Majors: Shop, Social Studies. Activi- ties: Football, Baseball, Student Council, Booster Club. Plans: Pro- fessional Baseball. BIG LEAGUE RICHARD EARL CLARK — Major: Science. Activities: Booster Club, B Track. Plans: Barber School. FUTURE PERRY COMO RUTH CAROL CLARK — Major: Home Economics. Plans: Office Work. STILL WATER RUNS DEEP JUDITH KAY CLARKE — Major: Foreign Language. Activities: Barnstorm- ers, Glee and Booster Clubs, J. A., Interlude Agent, Future Nurses, Home Room Officer. Plans: College. OH, THAT SMILE !._ I L k MARILYN LEE CODDENS — Majors: Science, Foreign Language. Activities: Glee and Booster Clubs, Barnstormers, J. A. Plans: Undecided. ONE NEVER KNOWS MICKEY GILBERT COHEN — Major: Business. Activities: Jr. Academy of Science, J. A., Camera and Booster Clubs, Interlude Agent. Plans: College. HOUDINl 11 WILLIAM EDGAR COLE — Majors: Science, History. Activities: Home Room Officer, Student Council (Executive Board), B Baseball, Tennis, Track, Basketball, Booster Club, Sho Gun, Good News. Plans: Mortician. DIGGER O ' DELL, THE FRIENDLY UNDERTAKER SUE ANN COOK — Major: College Prep. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Art Teacher. FUTURE ARTIST BARBARA JEAN CUDOWSKI — Major: Business. Activities: G. A. A. leyball, Table Tennis, Booster Club. Plans: Secretary. LITTLE MISS ATHLETE Vol- SALLY ANN CUNNINGHAM — Major: Vocational. Activities: Glee and Booster Clubs, Barnstormers. Plans: Nurse ' s Training. THE NURSE WITH THE LUCKY PATIENTS RALPH JOHN DABROWIAK — Major: Shop. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Auto Mechanic. GETTING ALONG IN LIFE FRANCES JEAN DALE — Major: Business. Activities: Booster Club, Jr. T. B. League. Plans: Comptometer Operator. ALWAYS IN THE OFFICE DOROTHY LEE DANIEL — Mojor: Business Activities: Booster Club, Barn- stormers, Home Room Officer. Plans: Secretarial Work. CAUTION — T.N.T. ' BEVERLEY FAITH DAUBE — Mojors: History, Music. Activities: Glee Ciub Officer, Honor Roll, Barnstormers (Board , Student Council, Booster Club, Class Officer, Home Room Officer. Plans: College. SWEET LITTLE CANARY BARBARA YVONNE DAVIES — Major: Foreign Language. Activities: Boos- ter Club. Plans: Miami University. FLORIDA, HERE I COME DARLENE DAVIS — Majors: Business, Science. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Nursing. BIT OF HEAVEN ROBERT DONALD DAVIS — Major: Science. Activities: Varsity Track, Football, Cross-country, Intramural Basketball. Plans: College. BASHFUL BOB JACQUELYN MARY DOETSCH — Major: General. Activities: Booster Club and Glee Club. Plans: Medical Field. SOMEBODY ' S FAVORITE DANIEL EUGENE DOMBROWSKI — Major: Science. Activities: B Golf. Plans: Air Force. ONE OF THE BEST- PAUL DUDA — Major: Shop. Activities: Movie Operator. Plans: Undecided. MR. CINEMA FREDERIC A. DUGGAN — Major: Social Studies. Plans: Mortician. THE BILLIARD CHAMP RICHARD E. DUNBAR — Major: Mathematics. Activities: Barnstormers, Jr. Academy of Science, Debate. Plans: College. OUIET — GENIUS AT WORK NANCY ANN DUMONT — Major: Business. Activities: Student Council Officer, Interlude, Yearbook Editor, Queen ' s Court, D. A. R., Class Officer. Plans: Undecided. A FINGER IN EVERY PIE DIANE LEONORA DUNLAP — Majors: History, Music. Activities: Glee and Booster Clubs, Interlude, D. A. R., Honor Roll, Home Room Officer, Barnstormers. Plans: College. DINNY TO EVERYONE MARY ELIZABETH EARLES — Major: Business. Activities: Band. Plans: Beautician. OUR LIBBY NORA KATHRYN EARLY — Major: Social Studies. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Telephone Operator. SILENT TYPE JOSEPH STEVEN EGYED — Major: Auto. Activities: B Baseball, Foot- ball, Basketball. Plans: Undecided. CRAZY MAN CRAZY PAUL EICHORST — Major: General. Activities: Wrestling, Football, Base- ball. Plans: Undecided. MR. STRONG MAN 5 I ,1 fl -- i LE ROY ELLEDGE — Major: Printing. Plans: Navy. SWABBY CAROLYN SUE ENOCH — Major: Spanish. Activities: Booster Club, Honor Roll, Interlude. Plans: Telephone Operator. NUMBER PLEASE? ROBERTA JEANNE ERLANDSON — Major: Science. Activities: Booster Club, Future Nurses. Plans: Medical Field. MISS I.Q. JAMES PATRICK ERP — Major: Mathematics. Activities: Intramural Bas- betball. Plans: Navy. DREAMER WILLIAM JOHN ESSIG — Majors: Mathematics, Science. Activities: Swim- ming, J. A., Track Manager, Debate, Honor Roll, Home Room Of- ficer, Interlude, Yearbook, Booster Club. Plans: Undecided 520x OVER 33 x 459 EQUALS BILL OLA LORAIN EVANS — Major: Home Economics. Activities: G. A. A. Of- ficer, Volleyball. Plans: Nurse ' s Training. H APPY-GO-LUCKY ARLENE CECELIA FABIAN — Major: Business. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Secretary. WAITING FOR SOMEONE RONALD JOHN FABISZAK — Majors: Band, Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing. Activities: Band, Booster Club. Plans: Engineer. SHY ROMEO BRENDAN FAGAN — Major: Mathematics. Activities: Band (Officer), De- bate (Officer), Booster Club, Student Council, Honor Roll. Plans: Law University. V. I. P. ROBERT EARL FASSNACHT — Majors: Science, Mathematics, German. Ac- tivities: Jr. Academy of Science, Tennis, J. A., Glee Club, Barn- stormers, Student Council. Plans: College. EINSTEIN II LARRY DALE FERGUSON — Major: History. Plans: Minister. QUIET MAN LYNNE LOUIS FERNALD — Majors: German, Clothing, History. Activities: Booster and Glee Clubs, Language Club, Sho Gun, Water Ballet. Plans: College. WAITING FOR HER MAN ALICE FILL — Major: Business. Activities: Barnstormers, Glee and Booster Clubs, Home Room Officer, Interlude. Plans: College. VERY FRIENDLY ROBERTA ANN FINK — Major: College Preparatory. Activities: Interlude, Student Council. Plans: College. UNPREDICTABLE HENRY JOHN FLIS — Majors: Mathematics, Shop. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: College. A PRIDE FROM GERMANY NANCY JEAN FORTSON — Majors: Home Economics, Art. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Telephone Operator. IT LOOKS RED TO ME ETHHLREDA FOX — Majors: Commercial, Art. Activities: Booster and Glee Clubs. Plans: Undecided. SHE KNOWS WHAT SHE WANTS ELIZABETH ANNE FRAZIER — Major: Business. Activities: Glee and Boos- ter Clubs. Plans: Undecided. OH, THAT REDHEAD TED S. FREEDMAN — Majors: Foreign Language, Science. Activities: Boos- ter Club, J. A. Plans: Medicine. DR. KILDARE ROBERT JOHN FREEL — Major: Shop. Activities: Tumblers Club. Plans: Navy. TUMBLING TUMBLEWEED MARILYN FREPAN — Major: Business. Activities: Glee Club, Barnstorm- ers, Student Council, Cheer Leading. Plans: Undecided CAN ' T MAKE UP HER MIND MARIETHEL FRY — Major: Science. Activities: Booster and Future Nurses Clubs. Plans: Medical Technologist. JUST CALL ME RED MARY DESSERLEA GADSON — Major: Business. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Secretary. A TRUE FRIEND REBECCA LEE GADSON — Major: Home Economics. Activities: G. A. A., Booster Club. Plans: Undecided. REALLY NICE S V ll TERESA PAULINE GALLAS — Major: Business. Activities: Band, Library and Booster Clubs, J. A., Honor Roll. Plans: Undecided. A CAREER GIRL TIMOTHY DAVID GALLIVAN — Major: History. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Army. WHO LIKES SCHOOL? NANCY THERESA GALOS — Majors: Mathematics, Art. Activities: Band, G. A. A., Barnstormers, Booster Club, Yearbook. Plans: College. MY GOODNESS RONALD LEROY GAMBLE — Majors: Shop, Social Studies. Plans: Bible Institute. TAKE A CHANCE BARBARA RUTH GARDNER — Major: Art. Activities: Cheer Leading, Glee and Booster Clubs, Barnstormers, Yearbook. Plans: College. COULDN ' T ASK FOR BETTER JUDY KAY GARLOUGH — Major: College Preparatory. Activities: Glee and Booster Clubs, Interlude Agent, Home Room Officer. Plans: College. EVERYTHING NICE ROSE MARIE GARTEE — Major: Business. Activities: J. A., Booster Club, Interlude, Home Room Officer. Plans: College. SOPHISTICATED LADY ROBERT LAURENCE GATTON — Major: Music. Activities: Glee and Hi-Y Clubs (Officers). Plans: Bible Institute. MET, HERE I COME CAROLE SUE GODFREY — Majors: Home Economics, Commercial. Activi ties: Library and Booster Clubs. Plans: Purdue. ONE OF THE GANG- NANCY JUDITH GOFFENEY — Major: Science. Activities: Glee and Boos- ter Clubs, Future Nurses. Plans: Medical Field. SOCIAL WORKER RONALD GOSS — Majors: Mathematics, Science. Activities: Interlude Agent, Honor Roll, Intramural Basketball, Booster Club. Plans: Chemical Engineer. PURDUE, HERE I COME ROBERT JAMES GOVERNS — Major: Foreign Language. Activities: Stu- dent Council Officer, Booster Club, Class Officer, Interlude, Home Room Officer. Plans: Accountant. THE VEEP FROM 205 « J JAMES LEE GRANT — Major: Mathematics. Activities: Swimming (capt.), Rotary Representative, Booster Club, Home Room Officer, Student Council. Plans: Law. PADDLE FOOT EDDIE GRAY — Majors: Shop, Mathematics. Activities: Varsity Basketball, Freshman Football, Baseball, Basketball. Plans: Armed Forces. ONE OF THE TEAM RICHARD STEPHENS GREAR — Major: College Preparatory. Activities: Orchestra, Booster Club and Science Club. Plans: Mechanical En- gineer. PRESIDENTIAL SUCCESSOR RICHARD ALLEN GREENE — Major: Machine Shop Activitiss: Varsity Football Manager, Projection Club (vice-pres.). Plans: Roller Derby. WATCH FOR HIM LARRY DENNIS GRIFFIN — Majors: Shop, History. Plans: Construction Work. BUILDING UP NANCY LEE GRIFFITH — Major: Business. Activities: Booster and Glee Clubs, Interlude Agent, B Cheerleader, J. A., Home Room Of- ficer. Plans: Modeling School. TERRIFIC PATRICIA ANN GROAT — Major: Business, Activities: Booster Club (Exe- cutive Board), J. A., Home Room Officer, Student Council. Plans: College. AS LIKEABLE AS LOOKABLE BILL R. GROSSNICKLE — Major: College Preparatory. Activities: Student Council, Home Room Officer, Booster Club, Intramural Basketball. Plans: Dentist. OUCH, WATCH THAT TOOTH THOMAS F. GUSTAFSON — Major: Vocational. Activities: Varsity Swim- ming, Booster Club, B Track, Intramural Basketball, Home Room Officer, Plans: Swimming in the Olympics. SPLASH- DANIEL MARVIN HAGER — Majors: Mathematics, History. Activities: Varsity Football, Wrestling (co-capt.), Lady in the Dark, Sho Gun, Barnstormers, Home Room Officer, Class Officer. Plans: College. CENTRAL ' S DON JUAN- MICHAEL EDWARD HAGUE — Majors: Mechanical Drawing, Mathematics. Activities: J. A., Booster Club, Wrestling, B Football, Track. Plans: Civil Engineering. WELL ON THE WAY TO FAME ROBERT DEAN HAMILTON — Majors: Music, Language. Activities: Ac- companist, Glee Club (officer), Booster Club, Honor Roll. Plans: Music College. MR. MUSIC ' ill. V % 3 v EDNA MAY HARDMAN — Majors: History, Science. Activities: Future Nurses Club (officer), J. A., Booster and Glee Clubs, Home Room Officer. Plans: Physical Therapist. LADY IN WHITE KATHLEEN M. HARGRAY — Major: Home Economics. Activities: Booster and Glee Clubs. Plans: Nursing School. SWEET GAL CAROL LEE HARNESS — Majors: College Preparatory, Science. Activities: Jr. Academy of Science, Twirler. Plans: Laboratory Technician. MISS MAJORETTE HATTIE ELAINE HARRIS — Majors: Business, Home Economics. Activities: Glee Club, Sho Gun . Plans: Secretary. ALWAYS HATTIE WILLIAM A. HARROFF — Major: Vocational. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Undecided. GENTLEMAN FARMER SUSAN CHARLOTTE HASLEY — Majors: Spanish, Social Studies. Activi- ties: Booster Club. Plans: Career. BLACK-EYED SUSAN- FREDERICK LEE HAWKINS — Majors: Art, History. Activities: J. A. Home Room Officer, Booster Club, Track. Plans: College. THAT COOL LOOK JUANITA MAE HAZEL — Major: Commercial. Activities: Student Coun- cil, Barnstormers, Home Room Officer, Booster Club. Plans: Sec- retary. SLOW POKE JOANNE MARIE HERON — Major: Commercial. Activities: Booster and Glee Clubs, Barnstormers, Home Room Officer. Plans: Secretary. THE AUBURN BEAUTY LE VERNA JEAN HESIBEN — Major: Home Economics. Activities: Glee and Booster Clubs, J. A., Interlude Agent, Barnstormers, Horns Room Officer. Plans: College. A ROSY FUTURE THOMAS LEROY HILL — Major: College Preparatory. Activities: Swim- ming, Home Room Officer, Student Council, Booster Club. Plans: College. SWIMMING TO FAME CATHERINE HINES — Major: Business. Activities: Glee and Library Clubs, Red Cross. Plans: Secretary. BOOKS, BOOKS, AND MORE BOOKS •- RICHARD DEAN HINSCH — Mojor: Architectural Drawing. Activities: Barnstormers, Glee and Booster Clubs, Intramural Basketball, Cross- country. Plans: Dramatics. AT HOME ON THE STAGE JANET LOUISE HIPPENSTEEL — Major: College Preparatory. Activities: Booster Club, Honor Roll, Interlude, Yearbook. Plans: College. CONTRIBUTING QUITE A BIT ANGELINE AGNES HOCK — Major: Business. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Stenographer. ANGELIC FREDRICK G. HOEKSTRA— Major: Vocational. Activities: B Band, Booster Club. Plans: Music. DIG THOSE CRAZY DRUMS CHARLOTTE MAY HOFFMAN — Major: Business. Activities: Booster Club, Home Room Officer, Barnstormers, Interlude Agent, Plans: Sec- retary. WOW ! JAMES J HOFFMAN — Major: Art. Activities: Booster Club, Football. Plans: Undecided. GO, MAN, GO RICHARD ALAN HOGAN — Major: College Preparatory. Activities: Stu- dent Council, Home Room Officer, B Golf, Booster Club, Intra- mural Golf. Plans: Accounting. LADIES MAN DENISE HOLLAND — Major: Art, Activities: Home Room President, Stu- dent Council, Glee Club, Good News . Plans: Choreographer and Modern Dancer. SHE ' LL DANCE HER WAY TO FAME JOHN EARL HOLMES — Major: College Preparatory. Activities: Varsity Baseball, Cross-Country, Basketball, Home Room President, Booster Club. Plans: Professional Ball. WHAT NEXT? GORDON ARTHUR HONER — Major: Vocational, Activities: Booster Club, Plans: Auto Mechanic. HOT ROD KID DONALD ALEX HORVATH — Major: Vocational. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Apprenticeship in Machinery. DASHING DON li. 19 mn . JAMES DONALD HUDAK — Major: College Preparatory. Activities: Sci ence Club, Booster Club, French-German Club. Plans: Physician. BEST OF LUCK JOSEPH HUSBAND — Major: Vocational. Plans: Businessman. I ' LL DO WHAT I CAN MARY ANN HUSBAND — Major: Business. Activities: Glee Club. Plans: Seamstress or Tailor. NEEDLES AND PINS JAMES PHILLIP IERACI — Majors: Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing. Ac- tivities: Home Room Officer, Varsity Wrestling (capt.). Booster Club, Football, Track. Plans: College. MUSCLES NANCY LOUISE IRVIN — Major: Business. Activities: Band. Plans: Bible College. WHO ARE YOU WAITING FOR? GRANT IVORY — Major: Vocational. Activities: B Football, B Track, Glee Club. Plans: Musician. STOP THE MUSIC JANE ELEANOR JACKSON — Major: Business. Activities: G. A. A. (pres.), Student Council, J. A., Booster Club, Varsity Volleyball. Plans: Comptometer School. G. A. A. GIRL MAX WILLIAM JENA — Major: College Preparatory. Activities: Baseball (mgr.), Football (mgr.), Usher Club (capt.), Booster Club. Plans: Funeral Director. ADVERTISING FOR BUSINESS NANCY LEE JENCZEWSKI — Major: Business Course. Activities: Booster Club, Glee Club, Home Room Officer. Plans: Secretary. SMILE AND THE WORLD SMILES WITH YOU CHRISTINE JONES — Major: English. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Nur- sing. NOTHING NEED BE SAID MIKE JONES — Major: History. Activities: B Baseball and Basketbal Plans: College and Music. MUSIC IS IN THE FAMILY, ALL RIGHT OZETTA JONES — Major: Music. Plans: Music Teacher. SURE TO SUCCEED JOAN JOSEPHINE SWIATOWY — Major: Commercial. Activities: Glee and Booster Clubs, Tri-Hi-Y. Plans: Secretary. TYPING, TYPING, AND MORE TYPING . EDWIN JOHN KACZMAREK— Major: Social Studies. Plans: Armed Forces. SLEEPY HEAD JEROME J. KACZMAREK — Major: Vocational. Activities: Booster Club, Usher Club, Jr. Red Cross. Plans: Florist. THEATER MANAGER BARBARA MAE KALICKI — Major: Business. Activities: Booster Club, Glee Club, Barnstormers. Plans: Secretary. TYPING LETTERS FOR THE PRESIDENT PATRICIA LEE KAMAN — Major: Business. Activities: Booster Club, Barn- stormers, Home Room Officer, Student Council, Fisherman and His Soul. Plans: Office Work. IF A FROWN IS GOLDEN, SHE ' LL NEVER BE RICH CLAUDE R. KAMINSKI Major: Mechanics. Activities: Varsity, B Football and Baseball. Plans: Pro Baseball. SHORT BUT WHAT MIGHT AND MUSCLES VICKI KARNEZIS — Majors: Mathematics, History. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Undecided. THE LITTLE GREEK GODDESS MARLENE KAZMIERZAK — Major: Business. Activities: Student Council, Junior Prom Committee, Booster Club, Yearbook, Home Room Of- ficer, Honor Roll. Plans: Nurse ' s Training. FOREVER HELPING IN A FRIENDLY WAY THOMAS GRANT KELLOGG — Major: Electricity. Activities: Booster Club, Projectionists, J. A. Plans: Electrical Technician. MASTER MECHANIC PATRICIA ANN KELSO — Major: History. Activities: Interlude Agent, Stu- dent Council, Home Room Officer, Booster Club, Glee Club, G.A.A. Plans: College. THAT ' S OUR PATCHES DUANE LEE KELVER — Major: Machine Shop. Activities: Booster Club, Honor Roll. Plans: Machinist. NOT AFRAID OF WORK JUDITH ANN KINCH — Major: Business. Activities: Glee Club, Interlude Agent, Booster Club. Plans: Business College. OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY LEON JOSEPH KINDT — Major: Mathematics. Activities: Home Room Of- ficer, Booster Club. Plans: College. SMALL BUT MIGHTY ESSIE MARIE KING — Majors: History, Business. Activities: G. A. A., Glee and Booster Clubs, Easter Assembly, Sho Gun, Accompanist, Home Room Officer. Plans: Business College. SMILES BARBARA KISKA — Major: Commercial. Activities: Band, All-City Band Festival, Booster Club. Plans: Laboratory Technician. NICE TO KNOW MARGARET MARY KOHLBRENNER — Major: Foreign Language. Activi- ties: Orchestra (sec ' y), Home Room Officer, Jr. Academy of Sci- ence, Booster Club. Plans: College. STAY AS SWEET AS YOU ARE MILDRED BLANCHE KOPCZYNSKI — Major: Business. Activities: Booster Club, Glee Club, Home Room Officer. Plans: Secretary. JACK ' S SECRETARY BARBARA JEANNE KORPAL — Major: Commercial. Activities: Glee Club, Booster Club. Plans: Office Work. A FRIEND INDEED LILLIAN THERESA KOTZMACHER — Major: College Preparatory. Activi- ties: G. A. A. (treas.), Honor Roll, Booster Club, Volleyball Team, Table Tennis. Plans: College. HI, TEACHER JOSEPH P. KOWALSKI — Major: Vocational. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Machinist. GOOD OLD JOE DAVID KRIZMAN — Majors: Mathematics, Science. Activities: Tennis, Booster Club. Plans: College. TRUANT OFFICER- RUSSELL CARDER KUEHL II — Majors: Science, Mathematics. Activities: Booster Club, Student Council, J. A. Plans: Lawyer. NEVER A WORRY, NEVER A CARE THOMAS LAURENCE KUESPERT— Major: Shop. Activities: Intramural Golf, Honor Roll. Plans: Auto Repair Shop. TOM ' S BODY AND REPAIR SHOP LOUIS MICHAEL KUJAWSKI — Major: Mathemat.cs. Activities: Booster Club, J. A., Cross-Country, Track. Plans: Engineering. CENTRALS MATHEMATICIAN EUGENE A. KURDYS — Major: Machine Shop. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Grocer. HE ' LL SUCCEED iU i7 OTHA L. LAKE — Major: College Preparatory. Activities: Football (capt.), Track, Booster Club. Plans: Undecided. ALL-AMERICAN PATRICIA MARGARET LALLEY — Major: Business. Activities: Home Room Officer, Yearbook, Booster Club, Interlude. Plans: Undecided. THE EYES HAVE IT JAMES LANDEN — Major: Science. Activities: Booster Club, Varsity Base- ball, B Baseball and Basketball. Plans: Pro Baseball. MAN ABOUT TOWN CAROL ELIZABETH LANG — Majors: English, Science. Activities: Barn- stormers (board), Interlude, Student Council, Glee Club, Honor Roll, Ivory Door . Plans: Teaching. FANTASTIC STORY WRITER FRANK JAMES LAVALLEE — Major: Mathematics. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: College. A SWELL GUY TO KNOW- WADE LESLIE III — Major: College Preparatory. Activities: Booster Club, J. A., Home Room Officer, B Track. Plans: College. DR. LESLIE III SYLVIA ELOIS LEWIS — Major: Business. Activities: Glee Club, Future Nurses, Booster Club. Plans: Secretary. FUTURE NURSE JUDITH ANN LEVY — Majors: Language, Business. Activities: Student Council, Booster Club, Barnstormers, Interlude Agent. Plans: Col- lege. ALWAYS BUSY JOEL LEVY — Majors: Language, Social Studies. Activities: Football, Wrest- ling, J. A., Booster Club. Plans: College. STICK TO HIS JOB ROBERTA DAWN LIPPERT — Major: Commercial. Activities: Home Room Officer, Interlude Agent, Booster Club. Plans: Stenographer. ANYTHING FOR A LAUGH SYBIL LOBAUGH — Majors: Science, Commercial Art. Activities: B Cheerleader, Interlude, Booster Club, Barnstormers. Plans: Science. FRECKLED SCIENTIST BEULAH LOUISE McDONALD — Majors: Business, Home Economics. Ac- tivities: Booster Club. Plans: Office Work. SITTING ON THE BOSS ' S LAP M ROBERT DICKSON MacDONALD — Majors: Language, Mathematics. Ac- tivities: Varsity Swimming, Honor Roll, Interlude (Adv. mgr.), Junior Prom Committee, Home Room Officer, Student Council. Plans: College. MR. ADVERTISER BARBARA JUNE MAGER — Major: Language. Activities: Future Nurses Club, Booster Club, Y. F. C. Club. Plans: Undecided. FLORENCE NIGHTENGALE KEVIN MCCARTHY — Majors: History, Art. Activities: Yearbook and In- terlude (staff artist), Barnstormers. Plans: Commercial Artist. AL CAPP ' S ASSISTANT JOHN FREDERICK McNARNEY — Majors: Mathematics, Language. Ac- tivities: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Booster Club. Plans: Pro Baseball. WAIT AND THEN KNOW CLARA OLIVE McNEIL — Major: Business. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Secretarial Work. OUR CLAR— CHRIS MAKRIS — Majors: Science, Mathematics. Activities: Booster Club (vice-pres.), B Track, Student Council, Home Room Officer, Cross-Country. Plans: Dentistry. THIS WONT HURT . . . AUDINE MONROE MANUEL, JR. — Major: Science. Activities: Swimming, Track, Cross-Country, Home Room Officer, Rod Gun Club, Jr Walton League, Booster Club. Plans: College. GREAT GUNS AND LITTLE FISHES THOMAS LEONARD MANUSZAK — Major: Science. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: College, LITTLE MAN, WHAT NOW? MURIEL RUTH MARCUS— Major: Business. Activities: Glee Club, Inter- lude, Booster Club. Plans: College. COLLEGE BOUND JOHN EDMUND MARTIN — Major: Mathematics. Activities: Band, Boos- ter Club. Plans: College. JUST PLAIN JOHN MARY BEATRICE MARTIN — Major: Business. Activities: Glee Club, Booster Club. Plans: Nurse. NO, I ' M NOT ON BROADWAY DANIEL LEE MATTHEWS — Major: Mathematics. Activities: Football Track, Booster Club. Plans: Engineering. ' FUTURE STUDEBAKER PRESIDENT 4tid   V J 1 1 i , PEARL MAE MATTHEWS — Majors: History, Music. Activities: Glee Club, Booster Club, Amahl and the Night Visitor . Plans: College. MUSICAL SECRETARY ROGER DUANE MATTHEWS — Majors: Mathematics, Science. Activities: Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Ahmal and the Night Visitors. Plans: College. PHYSICS PROF- CARLOS MARION MAYES — Major: Shop. Activities: Intramural Basket- ball, Booster Club, Varsity Baseball. Plans: College. HOME RUN KING SARAH JOHNSTON MEAD — Majors: Language, Mathematics. Activities: Interlude, Quill and Scroll, Barnstormers, Honor Roll, Booster Club, Lady in the Dark. Plans: College. MY GOODNESS ROBERT THURLAW MILHOUS — Majors: Science, Mathematics, Plans: Marine Corps. THE CASSIONS GO ROLLING ALO NG MARILYN JOAN MILLER — Major: Business. Activities: Barnstormers, Glee Club, Interlude, Student Council, Booster Club, Patriots, Good News , Ahmal and the Night Visitors , B Cheerleader, Foot- ball Queen. Plans: College. CENTRAL ' S QUEEN- SHARON LEE MILLER — Majors: Art, Music. Activities: Booster Club, Band sec ' y), Yearbook, Barnstormers, Honor Roll. Plans: Fashion Illus- trator and Designer. THE BELL OF THE BAND MARCIA MILLIKEN — Major: Commercial. Activities: Barnstormers, The Elevator, Glee Club, Booster Club, B Cheerleader, Home Room Officer, J. A., Student Council. Plans: Undecided. -ROOTIN ' FOR CENTRAL THELMA EILEEN MITSCHELEN — Major: Language. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Nurse. REALLY, REALLY SHORT- BRUCE ELLIOTT MOCK — Majors: Mathematics, Social Studies. Activities: B Football, C Basketball, Home Room Officer, Booster Club. Plans: College. HOLDING OFF THE GIRLS h EE MOH ior: Business. Activities: Student Council, r, Booster Club, Glee Club, Barnstormers. Plans: Lo rctor, Technician. SHORT BUT SWEET MARGARET MARY MOLNAR — Major: Language. Activities: Honor Roll, G. A. A., Booster Club ' treas.), Home Room Officer, Varsity Cheer- leader. Plans: College. MISS OLYMPIC SHARON LEE MOORE — Major: Business. Activities: Barnstormers, Booster Club, Coq D ' Or , Sho Gun , North Central, Spring Festival, Glee Club. Plans: Dramatic School. THE SKY IS THE LIMIT ROBERT LEE MOORE — Majors: Art, Science. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Undecided. YOUR GUESS IS AS GOOD AS MINE JOSEPHINE BETH MOOREN — Majors: Language, History. Activities: Stu- dent Council, Barnstormers, Honor Roll, Interlude Agent, Booster Club. Plans: College. PRETTY AND WINNING JOSEPH JOHN MROZEK — Majors: Mathematics, Science. Activities: Glee Club. Plans: Undecided. A TRUE FRIEND PHYLLIS ANN MULLER — Major: Commercial. Activities: G. A. A., Boos- ter Club. Plans: Business College. TIME WILL TELL ' JANICE MURPHY — Major: Commercial. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Undecided. CHARMING MISS LOIS A. NERING — Majors: Science, Mathematics. Activities: Interlude, Jr. Academy of Science (sec ' y), Booster Club, Barnstormers, Glee Club. Plans: College. BEST EVER LARRY NIBLICK — Majors: Mathematics, History. Plans: College. TIME ON HIS HANDS LOUIS JOHN NOWICKI — Major: Cooperative Program. Activities ' . Movie Operator, Booster Club. Plans: Auto Mechanic. JUST LOUIE JOHN PATRICK O ' BRIEN — Majors: Electricity, History. Activities: Boos- ter Club. Plans: Electrician. DID YOU COME FROM IRELAND? DANIEL LEE O ' DONNELL — Majors: History, Language. Activities: Stu- dent Council (pres.), Sophomore and Junior Class President, Var- sity Baseball, Booster Club, D. A. R. Award, Varsity Basketball. Plans: Pro Baseball. IRISH EYES ARE SMILING JULIA ANN ORVIS — Major: Language. Activities: Glee Club, North Cen- tral, Barnstormers, Home Room Officer, J. A., Booster Club. Plans: Undecided. OUR JEWEL ' J :| il JOY ANN OSTHIMER — Major: Business. Activities: Booster Club, Inter- lude Agent, Home Room Officer, Honor Roll, Glee Club. Plans: Teacher. BLONDE DARLING CARL LEON OTT — Majors: Mathematics, Science. Activities: Varsity Cross-Country, Varsity Track, Booster Club. Plans: Architect. BURNING UP THE CINDERS BETTY B. OURSLER — Majors: History, Language. Activities: Honor Roll, Interlude, Glee Club Assemblies, Triple Trio, Barnstormers, Under the Gaslight , Sho-Gun, Lady in the Dark . Plans: College. HANOVER BOUND FRANCES MARINE OWENS — Major: Home Economics. Activities: Booster Club, Glee Club, Christmas Assembly, Thanksgiving Assembly- Plans: Beautician School. ALL FOR BEAUTY ' S SAKE SAHAG G. OXIAN — Major: Language. Activities: Orchestra, Booster Club. Plans: Foreign Language Field. PARLEZ-VOUS FRANCAIS? RONALD J. PAMACHENA — Majors: Shop, Music. Activities: Glee Club, Booster Club, Home Room Officer. Plans: Undecided. IT TAKES TIME RUTH MARIE PAPCZYNSKI — Major: Business. Activities: Booster Club, Home Room Officer, Honor Roll, Barnstormers, Interlude. Plans: Secretary. JACQUELYN ANN PAPET — Majors: Science, Language. Activities: Honor Roll, Booster Club, Interlude, Student Council, Home Room Offi- cer. Plans: Medical School. MISS M. D. BARBARA ANN PARRISH — Major: Business. Activities: Booster Club, Honor Roll, Water Ballet, Interlude. Plans: Nurse. PERSONALITY PLUS ALEX KARL PASZLY — Major: College Preparatory. Activities: Band. Plans: Business. BLOW, GABRIEL, BLOW MARJORIE GALE PENDL — Major: Commercial. Activities: Booster Club, Home Room Officer. Plans: Secretary. OUR LITTLE MARGIE ROBERT ADAIR PEGLOW — Majors: Science, Machine Shop. Activities: Varsity Track. Plans: Policeman or Fireman. HERCULES CHARLES PETRETIC — Major: Mathematics. Activities: Varsity Football, Freshman Baseball. Plans: College. UP IN THE CLOUDS JOYCE ODETTE PINKERTON — Major: Mathematics. Activities: G. A. A., Booster Club, J. A., Intramural Volleyball and Table Tennis, Var- sity Volleyball, Home Room Officer. Plans: College. PINKY- TERRY JAMES PLUNKETT — Majors: Mathematics, Social Studies. Ac- tivities: Interlude (editor), Booster Club (board), Quill and Scroll, Football, Swimming, Jr. Red Cross, Honor Roll. Plans: Journalism. I WOKE ONE MORNING, AND FOUND MYSELF FAMOUS PATRICIA LOUISE POOLE — Majors: Science, Language. Activities: Home Room Officer, Interlude Agent, Booster Club, Glee Club. Plans: Laboratory Technician. HIDDEN TALENT SHARON MARIE POOL — Major: Commercial. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Secretary. MODEL SECRETARY MERILEE JEAN POSICK — Major: Business. Activities: Interlude, Barn- stormers, Sweethearts, Fisherman and His Soul, Coq D ' Or, Patriots, Glee Club, J. A., Booster Club, Student Council. Plans: Undecided. MERILEE WE ROLL ALONG JAMES PRAWAT — Major: Mathematics. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Craftsman Carpenter. ALWAYS ON THE TOP THOMAS ANTHONY PREBYS — Majors: Mathematics, Science. Activities: Student Council, Barnstormers, Hi-Y (pres.), Booster Club, Glee Club, Track, ' The Patriots, Good News . Plans: Medical Pro- fession. YOUNG MAN WITH A FUTURE BARBARA VIVIAN PUREY — Major: College Preparatory. Activities: Home Room Officer, Booster Club, J. A., Honor Roll, Yearbook. Plans: College. CAMPUS BOUND PATRICIA RAGUE — Majors: Mathematics, German. Activities: Interlude, Yearbook, Honor Roll, J. A., Booster Club. Plans: College. KNOWS ALL THE ANSWERS THEODORE WALTER RAJCHEL— Majors: Science, History. Booster Club, Hi-Y, Student Council. Plans: Teacher. MAY I HAVE YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE Activities: I J LEEANN CARMELLA RAPPELLI — Majors: Commercial Art, Business. Ac- tivities: Library, Glee Club, Tumblers, Barnstormers. Plans: Un- decided. MISS LIBRARIAN MORRIS ALLEN REDDING — Majors: Mathematics, Electricity, Auto Me- chanics. Activities: C Team Baseball and Football, Varsity Track. Plans: Undecided. UNDECIDED NOW DOUGLAS LEE REED — Majors: Mathematics, History. Activities: Varsity Football, Basketball, Cross-Country, and Baseball, Booster Club, Interlude, Student Council, Honor Roll, Debate, Home Room Of- ficer. Plans: College. THAT ' S MY BOY HELEN JEAN RELIAS — Majors: Foreign Language, Science. Activities: Yearbook, Honor Roll, Barnstormers, Booster and Glee Clubs, Jr. Red Cross. Plans: Undecided. A LASTING SMILE ERIC EDWARD REMS — Major: Mathematics. Activities: Football (capt.) Basketball, Track. Plans: Undecided MR. FOOTBALL Foreign Language. Activities: uncil, Booster and Science Clubs. JOAN RHOADS — Majors: Home Economics, Science, Social Studies. Ac- tivities: Barnstormers, Student Council, Interlude Agent, Honor Roll, Booster and Glee Clubs. Plans: Nursing. FRIENDLY AND LIKED BY ALL JAMES MICHAEL RINGELSKI — Major: Machine Shop. Activities: Va, - sity Wrestling, Intramural Wrestling, Booster Club. Plans: Hotel Business. IN BUSINESS TOBEY JUNE ROSENBERG — Majors: History, Mathematics. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: College. OH MY RAYMOND EDWARD RUDYNSKI — Majors: Mathematics, Machine Shop. Activities: Honor Roll, Varsity Football and Wrestling Manager, Cross-Country, Booster Club. Plans: Tool and Die Maker. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT RICHARD MICHAEL RYB1CKI — Majors: History, Science. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Service. RESERVE MILLIONAIRE MARIA SAFTIUK — Majors: Foreign Language, History. Activities: G. A. A., French and German Club, Booster and Glee Clubs, Barnstorm- ers. Plans. Modeling. ABSENCE MAKES THE HEART GROW FONDER FRANK EDWARD SAILER — Major: Machine Shop. Activities: Cooperative Training, Booster Club. Plans: Tool and Die Maker. SAILING ON RICHARD CARLOS SAN JULE — Major: Machine Shop. Activities: Cooper- ative Training, Booster Club. Plans: Navy. A REAL JIM DANDY AUDREY PHYLLIS SCHANFALD — Major: Foreign Language. Activities: Barnstormers, Good News, Yearbook, Interlude, J. A., Booster and Glee Clubs, Honor Roll. Plans: Fashion Designer. LOU ' S BABY ROSANNE SCHEER — Majors: Foreign Language, Home Economics. Ac- tivities: Booster Club, Coq D ' Or, Interlude Agent. Plans: College. ONE IN A MILLION- EDWARD RONALD SCHMANSKE — Majors: Drafting, History. Activities: Booster Club, J. A., Intramural Wrestling. Plans: Draftsman. BETTER LATE THAN NEVER MARGUERITE SCHMITT — Major: College Preparatory. Activities: Inter- lude, Glee and Booster Clubs, J. A., Honor Roll. Plans: University of Indiana. BEAUTY TO SPARE LOUANNE FAYE SCHMUCKER— Majors: Commercial, Spanish. Activities: Booster and Glee Clubs, Barnstormers, Student Council, Jr. Prom Committee. Plans: Secretary. CUTE BOMBSHELL- RONALD SCOPE — Majors: Machine Shop, Mathematics. Activities: Boos- ter Club, Honor Roll. Plans: Machinist. SUCCEEDING IN HIS QUIET WAY SHIRLEY ANN SCOTT — Major: Science. Activities: Interlude, Booster and Glee Clubs, Debate. Plans: College. REACHING FOR A STAR DELORES ANN SEBENS — Major: Home Economic Activities: Office Help- er. Plans: Undecided. SHY JUDITH ANN SHERRY — Major: Business. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Comptometer Operator. SOMEDAY it t jyj : ELIZABETH ESTER SHOEMAKER— Majors: Home Economics, Social Stud- ies. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Undecided. DONT EVER BE SURPRISED PHYLLIS ROSE SHONBORN — Major: Foreign Language. Activities: G. A. A., Jr. Walton, Library, Interlude, Jr T.B. League, Booster Club. Plans: Nurse ' s Training. f K= NICE AS CAN BE FRED DOUGLAS SHURN — Mojor: History. Activities: Intramural Sports. Plans: Acme School. • GREAT DESIGNS LUCY ANN SIMON- -Majors: Mathematics, Latin. Activities: Interlude, Quill and Scroll, Honor Roll, Glee and Booster Clubs, Student Council. Pians: College. OUR AUNT VERIE LEON MERLE SIMONS — Major: Business. Plans: The Navy. ANCHORS AWAY MY BOYS MARY JOSEPHINE ' SIMS — M jor: Business. Activities: Barnstormers, J. A ., Horyaf Roll, Red 2ross. Plans: College. MOVING RIGHT ALONG h J A f n J ' ■ NANCY EE SINGLETON- Major: Bu$ nets ' Activities: Booster Club, In- kier I iJ £V o m stoymers. Plans l Sec eta ry. NEVBR WITHOUT a sMILE STEPHEN FRANCIS S POC — Major: Electric Shop. Activities: Booster Club), InTramural Wrestling, Swimming. Plans: Valparaiso Tech. I.V-J JUST OUR STEVE RICHARD LEE SKINNER — Major: Mathematics. Plans: Theatre Manager. FIRST AISLE TO THE RIGHT- PATRICIA ANN SKOWERA — Major: Commercial Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Secretary KEEP SMILING PATRICIA ANN SLOTT — Major: Business. Activities: Glee Club, Booster Club (board), Interlude, Home Room Officer. Plans: College. A CREDIT TO CENTRAL ALMA ODESSA SMITH — Majors: Home Economics, History. Activities: Glee and Booster Clubs, G. A. A, Intramural and Varsity Volley- ball. Plans: College. QUIET LILL1E B. SMITH — Major: Home Economics. Activities: Glee and Booster Clubs, G. A. A., Intramural and Varsity Volleyball. Plans: College. SMITH, SMITH, SMITH, ETC. PHYLLIS THERESA SMITH — Major: Home Economics. Activities: Glee and Booster Clubs, Future Nurses Club. Plans: Nursing. AIMING HIGH SHELBY JEAN SMITH — Major: Business. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Secretary. QUIET BUT NICE WILLIAM ROLLIE SMITH — Majors: Spanish, History. Activities: Glee and Booster Clubs, Barnstormers, Student Council, Cheerleader. Plans: College. CHEER, BOYS, CHEER- PATRICIA ANN SMUDEY — Major: Commercial. Activities: Booster Club, Barnstormers, Queen ' s Court: Plans: Undecide d. OH, THOSE EYES AND THAT SMILE DONALD SODERBERG — Major: Machine Shop. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Tool and Die Maker. SAY SOMETHING JOHN SPERGL — Major: Shop. Activities: Movie Operator. Plans: Navy. LET ' S HAVE A PARTY MARILYN JUNE STANFORD — Majors: Business, History, Home Econom- ics. Activities: Interlude Agent, Booster Club, G. A. A. Plans: Of- fice Girl. MISS SEAMSTRESS SAMUEL STEENBERGEN— Majors: Mathematics, Shop. Plans: Undecided. HE ' LL GET ALONG SYLVIA LOUISE STILSON — Major: Music. Activities: Orchestra. Plans: College. SOUTH BEND SYMPHONY STAR BARBARA LOU STOUT — Major: Business. Activities: Booster Club, Barn- stormers. Plans: Secretary. LITTLE ONE MARILYN STROUP — Major: Commercial. Activities: Band, Orchestra, Glee Club. Plans: Court Stenographer. FLUTING ON PATSY GAIL SURAN — Majors: Business, Home Economics. Activities: In- terlude Agent, Booster Club, Home Room Officer, Class Officer. Plans: College. OUR FAVORITE GAL RAYMOND STANLEY SZILAGYI — Majors: Business, Science. Activities: Football, Track, Student Council. Plans: Owning the Esquire Lounge. OH! THAT CURLY HAIR! JAMES ALEXANDER SZUCS — Major: Mechanical Drawing. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Navy. SWABBING THE DECKS SUE ANNE TANKERSLEY — Major: College Preparatory. Activities: Barn- stormers (board), Student Council, Glee Club. Plans: College. MISS DRAMATICS, HERSELF .. NANCY JO TARNOW — Major: Art. Activities: Yearbook, Glee and Booster Clubs, Barnstormers, Interlude. Plans: College. PERT LITTLE MISS DEANNA MAY TATUM — Majors: Business, Art, Activities: Glee Club, Barnstormers, Student Council, Tumblers. Plans: Undecided. TUMBLING THROUGH LIFE TO FAME RUSSIE MARIGRACE TAYLOR — Major: Business. Activities: Accompan- ist, Jr. Walton League, Booster Club. Plans: Secretary. MISS COURTESY MARY DOLORES THIRION — Majors: Business, Social Studies. Activities: Barnstormers, J. A., Booster Club. Plans: Secretary. TALENTED BLONDE- LUCILLE THOMAS — Major: Business. Activities: Barnstormers, Glee and Booster Clubs. Plans: Stenographer. WHAT A GIGGLE PORTER THOMPSON — Majors: History, Band, Machine Shop. Activities: Band, Barnstormers, Orchestra. Plans: Novy or College. GOT THAT BEAT THOMAS EDWARD THOMPSON — Major: Mathematics. Activities: Foot- ball, Track, Baseball, Booster Club, Intramural Basketball. Plans: College. HANDSOME PAUL TOTH — Major: Mathematics. Activities: Basketball, Student Coun- cil, Honor Ro Booster Club. Plans: Tool and Die Maker. S AND PERSONALITY -£ r V GY EpAINE TOTH — Majors: Business, Music. Activities: Booster and Clubs, Student Council, Barnstormers, Band. Plans: Adver- sing. ALWAYS KEEPS US GUESSING DENNIS MICHAEL TUBBS— Majors: Machine Shop, Science. Activities: Home Room Officer. Plans: Plumber. GOD ' S GIFT TO WOMEN I NOREEN SHIRLEY TUBBS — Major: Science. Activities: Cheerleader, Glee and Booster Clubs, Interlude Agent. Plans: Nursing. MISS CHEERLEADER ALVINA TURNBOW — Major: History. Activities: Band, Booster Club. Plans: Airline Hostess. FLYING HIGH GINGER LEE TURNEY — Majors: Science, Art. Activities: Tumblers, Glee Club, Barnstormers, Library Club. Plans: Fashion Designing. SWELL GAL MARTHA LOUISE UHL — Majors: Business, Home Economics. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Undecided. JERRY ' S MRS. RICHARD KAY UMBARGER — Majors: English, Machine Shop, History. Plans: Tool and Die Maker. SPEED PERSONIFIED RICHARD BRUCE VAN RAVENSWAY — Major: German. Plans: George- town School of Foreign Service. MR. D. A. BARBARA ANN VARGO — Major: Social Studies. Activities: Glee Club, Barnstormers, Cheerleader, Interlude, Student Council, G. A. A., Quill and Scroll. Plans: Undecided. CRAZY LEGS MARTHA JANE WAGGONER — Majors: Social Studies, Art. Activities: Booster Club, Queen ' s Court. Plans: College. CENTRAL ' S SWEETHEART BETTY LOU WAGNER — Major: Home Economics. Activities: Band Librar ian. Plans: Undecided. NICE IN EVERY WAY MICHAEL WILLIAM WAIN — Majors: Art, Mathematics. Activities: Foot- ball, J. A., Booster Club. Plans: College. TALL, BLONDE AND HANDSOME GORDON E. WEIST, JR. — Majors: Mathematics, Architecture. Activities: Track, Student Council, Booster Club, Golf, Intramural Wrestling. Plans: College. GOING PLACES DONNA JEAN WENGER — Major: College Preparatory. Activities: Debate, J. A., Spring Concert. Plans: Modeling. COVER GIRL X ARTHUR D. WEST — Major: Mathematics. Activities: Football, Track. Plans: College. MR. SPEED JOYCE ANN WHEATLEY — Major: General Course. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Nursing. TEMPERATURE: GOING UP BARBARA ANN WHEELER — Major: Language. Activities: Interlude, Cheerleader, Student Council, Booster Club, Barnstormers, J. A. Plans: College. UNPREDICTABLE ESTELLE MARGARET WHITE — Major: Business. Activities: Glee Club, Barnstormers. Plans: College. SHY LITTLE MISS BETTY ANNE WHITINGER — Major: Home Economics. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Fashion Modeling. CUTE LITTLE PACKAGE JOYCE MARY WHITLOCK — Major: Mathematics Activities: Glee Club. Plans: College. THE QUIET TYPE NANCY LEE WHITLOCK — Major: Commercial. Activities: Glee and Boos- ter Clubs, J. A Plans: College. HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN CAROLYN ROSE WHITMER — Majors: Language, Mathematics. Activities: Barnstormers, Class Officer, Glee Club. Plans: College PIROUTTE RICHARD GEORGE W1DMAR — Majors: Mathematics, Social Studies. Ac- tivities: Intramural Basketball, Booster Club, J. A., Class Officer, Baseball. Plans: College. DAILY DOUBLE JOYCE ANN WIECZAREK — Majors: History, Commercial. Activities: Barnstormers, Booster Club, Interlude. Plans: Office Work. CUTE ENOUGH- DARWIN WILKESON — Major: A cademic. Activities: Jr. Academy of Science, Honor Roll, Booster Club, Freshman Basketball and Base- ball. Plans: College. SWELL GUY CLIFFORD WILLIAM WITKOWSKI — Major: Art. Activities: Varsity Foot- ball and Wrestling, B Track, Booster Club. Plans: Commercial Artist. TOPS ON EVERYONE ' S LIST L - j A -3 . BETTY JO WILLIAMS — Major: Business. Activities: Glee Club, Student Council, North Central. Plans: Business College. COULDN ' T ASK FOR ANYTHING BETTER MARY MARGARET WILSON — Major: Social Studies. Activities: Barn- stormers, Booster Club, Interlude Agent, Yearbook, J. A. Plans: College. WHAT DO THE STARS FORETELL? MARY ANN WILSON — Major: Business. Activities: Booster Club, Barn- stormers, Honor Roll, J. A. Plans: College. CHINA DOLL DARLENE ADREE WODRICH — Major: Art. Activities: Interlude, Student Council, Home Room Officer, Booster and Glee Clubs, Barnstorm- ers (board). Plans: College. PURDUE, I ' LL BE THERE JERRY WOODHAM — Major: Mathematics. Activities: Tumblers, Booster Club. Plans: College. WE ' LL REMEMBER JERRY ROBERT C. WORTHAM — Major: General. Activities: Varsity Tennis, B Basketball, Home Room Officer, Booster Club. Plans: Undecided. OUR CHAMP BARBARA JEAN WRIGHT — Majors: Art, Home Economics. Activities: Yearbook, Booster Club. Plans: College. SHORT, SWELL, AND SWEET WILLIAM WRIGHT — Major: Shop. Activities: J. A. Clubs. Plans: Navy. SOMEDAY AN ADMIRAL Glee and Booster NOEL HENRY YARGER — Majors: Mathematics, Science, History. Activi- ties: Swimming, Student Council, Barnstormers, Honor Roll, Boos- ter Club. Plans: College. MAKING A FINE RECORD MARY JEAN YARNELL — Majors: Language, History. Activities: Debate, F. T. A., Student Council, Interlude, J. A., Booster Club, Honor Roll, Glee Club. Plans: Politics. A DEBAT ABLE DEBATOR LELAND KENNETH YOCKEY — Majors: Spanish, Mathematics. Activities: Basketball, Booster Club. Plans: Teacher. MR. BASKETBALL CAROL ZAMBO — Majors: Business, Home Economics. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Telephone Operator. DANNY ' S DUMPLIN ' , ROBERT LEONARD ZAREMBKA — Majors: Mathematics, Mechanical Draw- ing. Activities: Varsity Track, Cross-Country, Booster Club, Home Room Officer. Plans: Tool and Die Engineer. MR. SPEEDY- JAMES WILLIAM ZIELINSKI — Major: Shop. Activities: Varsity Football and Baseball, Booster Club, Home Room Officer. Plans: Tool and Die Engineer. ' TALL. BLONDE — WHO COULD ASK FOR MORE SYLVIA JANE HENDERSON — Major: Art. Activities: Glee Club, Barn- stormers, Booster Club, Home Room Officer. Plans: Art College. NEVER SILENT — -rdditioncii Ljradiiatej JOSEPH BUSH — Major: Auto. Plans: Auto Mechanic. 2UIET BUT DETERMINED GEORGE GANDY, JR. — Major: Mathematics. Activities: Football. Plans: Undecided. GANDY DANCERS ' BALL BENJAMIN TUCKER GRAY — Majors: Machine Shop, Mathematics, Bi- ology. Plans: College. G. I. JOE DAVID L. HAFNER — Majors: History, Language. Activities: Honor Roll. Plans: Undecided. NOBLE HISTORIAN CHARLIE HETTESON — Major: Vocational. Activities: Track, Glee Club. Plans: Air Force. SILENT RONALD J. NEMETH — Major: Shop. Plans: Mechanic. GOOD GUY JAMES THOMAS RICHARD — Major: Art. Activities: Basketball Mgr., Intramural Basketball and Wrestling, Booster Club. Plans: Com- mercial Artist. „ A REA1 _ pRo- WARREN SCHACHENMAN — Majors: Mathematics, Science. Activities: Jr. Academy of Science, Band, Tennis, Tumblers. Plans: Biologist. WISE AND WITTY DON SWARTZ The student body was shocked and grieved by the sudden death of Don Swartz in an automobile accident on Christmas Eve, 1954. Central will always remember and miss Don, whose cheery smile did so much to brighten our halls. DL RottofJI. on or Lucy Simon Valedictorian Brendan Fagan Sa lu+atorian James Hudak Third High These are the people who maintained an average ot ninety-one per cent or above during their four years of high school. They number sixty, one of the largest groups from Central ever to become members of the National Honor Society. These are the people who placed scholarship on such a high plane that they were willing to sacrifice to maintain it. All honor to them! David Hafner Marilyn I. Brow Sylvia L. Stilson Carolyn Whitmer Nancy Dumont Robert Fassnacht Diane Dunlap Robert Hamilton . Richard Grear Douglas Reed William Essig Janet Hippensteel Fred Buechner Patricia Rague Marilyn Stroup Beverly Daube Margaret Kohlbrenner Richard Dunbar Francis Lavalle David Krizman Sue Tankersley James Grant Joel Levy Terry Plunkett Noel Yarger Patricia Slott Julie Orvis Daniel O Donnell Robert MacDonald Joan Swiatowy Carol Lang Sahag Oxian Roberta Fink Jean Brollier Sharon Miller Sally Meaa Nancy Goffeney Paul Toth Raymond Rudynski Jane Jackson Joa 11 R C5c:; Jacqueline Paper Robert Governs Sharon Poo! Te r esa Ga 2: Ronald Goss Joy Osthimer Daniel Matthews Duane Keive r Barbara Be. 5 Ted Freedman Roberta Lippert Grant Ivory Richard Van Ravensway Mary Yarnell Robert Gs — on Ma r ie e Kazmierzal Shown sipping a coke as they shared their duties are the JANUARY CLASS officers. Jay Charon served as president, Pat Suran as secretary-treasurer, and Dan Hager as vice-president. Oke nu DANNY O ' DONNELL MARTY WAGGONER Most Likely to Succeed NANCY DUMONT BRENDAN FAGAN Contributing Most to Central JAY CHARON CAROLYN WHITMER Most Humorous ERIC REMS M0St Athletic JANIE J «SON J uniops The capable officers of the jun- ior class were Tom West, vice- president, Jane Goff, secretary- treasurer, and Jack Coppens, president. I ' ve got a driver ' s license now ... I know most of the teachers . . . lots of the seniors speak to me . . . were at the halfway point . . . we no longer have to sit in the balcony for pep assemblies . . . this year were running in the Student Council elections . . . I ' ve won a part in the play . . . they ' re training me for a staff job on the Interlude . . . they let me sit on a float in the Mishawaka Day parade . . . the prom was dreamy ... I can hardly wait for the one next year when were seniors. And so it goes with the junior class. The committee planned the posters, tickets, decorations, pro- grams, refreshments, the good time — in short, Stardust Fantasy, the Junior Dance. f M % J f fit James Adoir Jean Adoir Adorns Adelsperger Aftowski Alrfridi Allsop Anderson Anton Badowski Boer Banacki Banicki D. Barnes F. Barnes Bartkowiak Bartoszek Boles Bennett Bergan Besheres Bittle Blair Blake M. Bourdon Borges T. Bojrdcn Brandenburg Brockmann Bronsing J. Brown M. Brown Burditt Busch Burlier Butier Ccrey Corlson Corpenter Carrington Carskadon Casney Chestnut Christman G. Clark C Clark Clarke Coble Cooper Coppens Copper Cordtz Cottrell Cripe Crittenden Cronk Cukrowici Cytackl Dahlke Daniel Deal Deardorff De Bow H. 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Smith Snider Soash Sokol Southworth Springer Stohl Stevens Stroup Sirozewski Szabo Szucs Szymczak Taghon Terlecki Tharpe M. Thomas Marvin Thomas Thomhave Tishcoff Trzybinski Tubbs Uldin Ugoretz Van Natto Veasey Vincent Voelkers Warren Warstler Weatherwax Welch West Westcott White Winston Wisniewiski Wolfe Working Woodam Wright Wynne Yockey Zabik Zagrzejewski S oph ornxomoveS i i,(lf ■■!■•■■ One year down and three to go, said the sophomores as they voted for their class officers. Jean Burkhart served as the secretary-treasurer, Dwight Oberholtzer as the president, and Shirley Bill as the vice-president. Let me shift . . . my dad ' s going to give me driving lessons in a month . . . golly, what a neat car . . . now that were sophomores we don ' t always have to ride the bus home. Achterberg Alexander Allen Allsop Anderson Antonelli Arndt Arnold Ashley Atherton Aughinbaugh Bailey Baker Balka Balough Banfi Barnaby Barnes L. Barton P. 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Preston Priest F. Prikosovich J. Prikosovich Proctor Prytz Jane Quigley Janke Quigley Rcnsom F. Redding K. Redding Lee Reed Leonard Reed Reichanadter Rems Renier Reyniers Reynolds Richards Richardson Richter Ridenour Riffle Rieder Rintzsch Ritchie Rcbbins Robinson Rosploch Ross Rozek Rozewicz Rupchock Ryback R. Rzeszewski T Rzeszewski Sabaj Sacchini Sanders D. Schroder L. Schroder Schurfeld Scott - ' V K IT 1 - X ! .JT- «l 4. 4a r Sebens Shannon J. Show L. Shaw Shonborn Sholly Siefert Simmons Simon Simpson Sipress Sirica B. Smith G. Smith J. Smith R. Smith Snellenberger Snider Snyder Sorenson Spenkel Szabo Squires Stochowski Steenbergh Stegman Steiniger Stevens Stimebaugh Stoers Stokes Streets Stromberg Sutton Swartz Syczka Taghon Tankersley Bob Taylor Bobbie Taylor J. Taylor Terlecki Anneta Thoma Amelia Thorn B. Thomas M. Thomas Thompson Thomson Thornburg Tomlinson F. Toth L. Toth S. Toth A. Troyer A. Troyer Trzybinski Tudor Turczynski Turner B. Turtle S. Turtle Underly Uhi Vacha Van Ravenswaay Vaughn Voitel Voogd Voorde Wagner Walkowski Wampler Wallace Weathersby Wegenke Wegner Werner West T. Wharton V. Wharton G. White Morcia White Marion White J. Whitesel S. Whitesel Widawske Wiersma Wild Wiik D. Williams d ialitk KJrade J. Williams L. Williams Willman Wilson Willrout Winston Winther Wolak D. Wolfe J. Wolfe Wood Woods Wooldridge Woolidge Worden Woosley Wozniak Wrase Wrate B. Wright D. Wright J. Wright Zagr2ejewski Zarembka Zatarga Zawacki Zebrowski ROOM X9— MR. MAIN Top row: Pendl, McClanahan, Pecsi, Love, Matthews, Wert, Mol- ner, Alston, Price, Kwist. Middle row: Mead, Nagy, Lit- tle, Owsley, Newson, Nailon, C. Nunley, Ward, Nemeth. Bottom row: Smith, Norbury, Mohler, McDonald, Mendenhall, Ridenour, McCoy, J. Nunley, Jones, Haskin. ROOM 10— MR. PHELPS Top row: Hubbard, Rensberg- er, Harrier, Hardy, Renson, Greer, Fisher, Hall, S. Foster. Middle row: Wright, Frank, Gray, Ellis, Hannson, Horner, Catt, Fredrick. Bottom row: Thomas, J. Foster, Taghur, Johnson, Gates, Rose, Haddock, Howell, Taylor. ROOM XIO— MR. BENDIT Top row: Rybicki, Lark, A. Sos- soman, Lurney, E. Sossoman, Ryn- earson, Sobieski, Riley, Middle row: Tirotta, Stoddard, Tobler, Bell, Walter, Vaszari, Schwenk. Bottom row: Earl, Workmen, Scott, Walker, Shurn, Vaughn, Ross, Wisniewski. ROOM I I— MRS. COVERT Top row: Willie B. Wilson, Sy- son, Sheldon, Green, Dodge, Jan- nasch, Little, Newhouse, Lewis, Martin, Nelson. Middle row: Thomas, Johnson, Rouse, Cencelewski, Madison Earles, Epperson, Glaser, Carles, Hembree, Car ter, Milliken, Don- ica. Bottom row: Buchanan, Will- iams, Hughas, Cooper, Osbarne, Preston, Strange, Wallace, Willie May Wilson, Putz. ROOM 12— MISS DETRICK Top row: Szoke, Mrozwski, C. Bystry, Rigley, M. Bystry, Hollais, Middle row: Jackson, Edwards, Abraham, Bohan, Brown, Stuckey. Bottom row: Miller, Hullinger, Borsodi, Lidgard, Muson, Lamp- kin. ROOM 14— MR. SZUCS Top row: Long, Cantrel, Will- iams, Jones, Chambliss, Sharron. Middle row: Hunt, Lee, Nowak, Polk, Pichocki. Bottom row: Caddy, Shank, Ta- jaowski, O ' Brien. n ROOM 15— MRS. SEEDORF Top row: Chudek, Stross, New- burn, Matthews. Middle row: Murray, Kiplinger, Robbins, Seely, Robinson, Will- iams, Longley. Bottom row: Mahoney, Patural- ski, Dalka, Miholick, Fritz. ROOM 16— MR. DANIELS Top row: Lingenfelter, Schlundt, Blanchard, Jackie Grayson. Middle row: W. Turner, Manus- zak, Johnson, Funnell, Jimmy Grayson. Bottom row: Wiley, E. Turner, Fowler, Degraff. ROOM 18— MR. NESTLERODE Top row: Benner, Deal, J. Nich- ols, Clary, Baker, Bartol, R. And- erson, Coalmon, Grimm, Bennett. Middle row: Buck, Brothers, Conigan, Aldridge, C. Anderson, Bryant, Dinges, Breeding, Cald- well, Smith, V. Nichols. Bottom row: Blake, Bailey, Den- ny, Dezamitz, Beehler, Dunham, Berk, Stafford, Biber, Arndt. ROOM 19— MR. EMRICK Top row: Smith, Stults, Jerzak, Biasecki, Stante. Bottom row: Towles, Wimsatt, Bogart, Saunders, Miller, Earl. euentli KJrade ROOM XI7— MISS KRUCKEL Top row: Schwagart, Sherry, Evans, Jackson, B. Thomas, Wise- man, J. Smith, Thompson. Middle row: Short, Austin, Spanglar, Woodring, Vessel, Gil- bert. Bottom row: Workman, Rup- chock, D. Smith, J. Thomas, M. Taylor, Walton, Young, L. Taylor. ROOM 29— MR. HAFRON Top row: Nelson, D. Smith, Mc- Coy, Oesch, Richard, Allegree, Morton, J. Miller. Middle row: Mark, Pullman, Mc- Innis, Nunn, P. Miller, Newburn, Ritzier. Bottom row: G. Smith, Thwaits, Gay, Owens, Martin, Peters, Nich- olson, McCall. ROOM 35— MISS CARPENTER Top row: Laker, Grunman, Grail Kolkiewicz, Hillman, Love, Thor- ton, Floikowski. Middle row: Grounds, Hall, Lawrance, Lester, Madison, Jones, Longley. Bottom row: Henderson, Kim- ble, Hempstead, Graham, Fritz, Scudder, Lance. ROOM 38— MRS. BALL Top row: Bella, Biddle, Dawson, Allen, Anthony, Grey, Bachaleda, B. Bratton, C. Brown, McDonald. Middle row: Osborne, Dudd, Dodge, Curry, Compton, Utt, B. Brown, Crist, D. Bratton. Bottom row: Cavender, G. Brown, Ingram, Whitener, Blount, Blair, Abbiehl, Fergerson, Sim- mons, Nozykowski. ROOM 107— MISS ROBE Top row: Hawkins, Whiting, G. Carter, F. Carter, Barrier, Hughes, Dorsey, Middle row: Brittiam, Goetz, Cavender, Graham, Howl, Carnes, Arndt, Fritz. Bottom row: Fenters, Jewell, Effertz, White, Brown, Massey, Baker. ROOM 311— MR. PARADIS Top row: Starks, Burks, M. Mc- Kenzie, Saenz, C. McKenzie, Red- ding, Monta. Middle row: Montague, Kovach, Barrier, Kantorowski, Zeltner, Van Scoyk, Morris. Bottom row: Swihart, Watson, Johnson, Wesley, West. Lyearbooh C ditorJ Editor-in-Chief: Nancy Dumont Social: Mary Wilson Senior: Marlene Kazmierzak Art: Sharon Miller Underclass: Barbara Wright Sporis: Murray Feiwell Faculty: Barbara Purey Literary: Pat Rague Classes: Pat Lalley Business: Alan Rensberger, Activities: Nancy Tarnow Cecile Hoffman onaratu tatlons and 6t IthL to the Ljraauatlna ( ladd of 1955 CHRLCPRIDDYS PHOTOGRAPHS Suite 4-5-6 State Theater Bldg. Phone CEntral 4-9596 MAGER ' S I. G. A. SUPER MARKET 1333 Lincoln Way West — South Bend The Finest Meats and Produce in Town Every Day Low Prices THE MEN ' S CORNER Formerly Rose and Katz Home of Nationally Accepted Merchandise Main at Colfax CHOICE CUT FLOWERS Potted Plants for All Occasions WILLIAMS, THE FLORIST Phone CEntral 3-5149 219 W. Washington Ave. South Bend ' s Prescription Drug Store The Reliance Pharmacy, Inc. 230 W. Washington Ave. — Cor. Lafayette South Bend, Indiana SCHWARZ — EHRICH — REEVE VAN HORNE CO. 114 W. Washington Ave. Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry ANN ' S DRIVE INN 3209 Western HOME MADE ICE CREAM— CURB SERVICE Quality Foods at All Times SOUTH BEND ' S UNUSUAL GIFT STORE INWOODS 425 South Michigan Street SONNEBORN ' S 121 West Colfax Avenue BURNICKS CENTRAL AT YOUR SERVICE Best Food in Town M M 5c to $1.00 STORE Ready to Wear — Yard Goods Simplicity Patterns 1605 Lincoln Way West Phone CEntral 3-0980 BEST WISHES To the Graduates of ' 55 THE OSWALDS ' INC. Congratulations Graduates MARTIN ' S I. G. A. 1439 Portage Ave. Morning Side Pharmacy Prescriptions Our You can rely Specialty on a 419 W. Colfax South Bend Everything to Beautify Your Windows Registered Jeweler Main Drapery Shop, Inc. for Draw Drapes — Cornices — Fancy Swags Phone CEntral 3-5334 Honest Value 203 North Main Street— South Bend, Ind. Sound Quality Congratulations to the 1955 Graduating Class A HANDY SPOT FOR Skilled Service THAT NOON TIME SNACK ZIMMERS FOOD SHOP 328 W. LaSalle HARRY E. BERG, INC. SACHS REGISTERED JEWELERS FURS— CLOTH COATS— SKIRTS— SWEATERS AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Phone CEntral 3-7623 307 W. Washington South Bend 109 W. Jefferson Congratulations Seniors! Courtesy of VAN BUREN MARKET tfmm 1913 Portage Ave. jj - CHAMBERLIN ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS METAL WEATHER STRIPPING CARSKADON CEntral 4-2711 — BLackburn 5-2600 Serving OUR BEST WISHES Central High School ' s Charter Bus TED MILOSERNY ' S TWIN CITY JEWELERS Needs 309 W. Washington Just East of Central INDIANA MOTOR BUS THE BOOK SHOP, INC. 130 North Michigan Street BOOKS — STATIONERY Phone AT 7-0200 GREETING CARDS — FOUNTAIN PENS ACME SCHOOL OF DIE DESIGN ENGINEERING STANLEY R. COPE, President Complete 1-Year Courses in TOOL OR DIE DESIGN ENGINEERING Unusual opportunities for students to complete engineering studies in the city. Preparatory Courses in Mathematics and Mechanical Drawing. FULL OR PART TIME EVENING CLASSES Enroll Now Phone CEntral 4-5420 129 W. Colfax South Bend, Ind. ASSOCIATES INVESTMENT COMPANY Automobile and Diversified Financing ASSOCIATE WITH ASSOCIATES FORBES TYPEWRITER CO. Rental Typewriters and Adding Machines Three months rental applied on purchase price 228 W. Colfax Tel. CEntral 4-4491 South Bend, Indiana WATCHES — DIAMONDS — JEWELRY JOE THE JEWELER J. Tretheway FINE WATCH REPAIRING 104 North Main Street BUNTE ' S Your Exclusive Headquarters for Teenage Shoe Such as SANDLERS • COVER GIRLS Many Other Famous Brands BUNTE ' S SHOE SALON BUNTE ' S SHOE SALON 108 No. Michigan St. Phone CEntral 2-6280 For hospitality mt3t SSlTI JOE BUDD BOOK BINDERY Isicle Delicatessen and Pastry Shop 1901 Lincoln Way West South Bend, Ind— Phone CEntral 2-4889 Open 7 Days a Week from 7 a. m. to 11 p. m. We Bake 7 Days a Week BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OE ' 55 SMOGOR LUMBER YARD Western at Laurel South Bend Compliments RECO SPORTING GOODS Exclusive Wilson Distributors Look for the Log Front 113 North Main Street BLOCK BROS. Jewelers to Central Graduates for over 30 years. Michigan at Washington BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 55 THE PHILADELPHIA 116 N. Michigan St. Sheet Music Records 7A Copp ill lit cast wATNi siseei SOUTH PENO I. INDIANA Everything in Music TO PLAN FOR HIS FUTURE SAVE FOR THE PRESENT « o° ft a ' V 1 9 Current rale 2 2% Earnings compounded semi-annvally Kids need more than readin, ' ' ritin ' and ' rith- metic in this day and age if they are to be suc- cessful in their adult years. It calls for a real education. Many a boy — and girl — has gone to college because a savings account eased the financial strain. TOWER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH BEND 216 W. Washington — Just W. of Courthouse •% ' % H ' xana CREATIVE £lMQr AV£R.S south peno, ind. m Congratulations to the ' 55 Graduates JOE NABICHT ' S RESTAURANT Two Legs PANTS • SWEATERS • JACKETS Cleaning . . . Tailoring . . . Pressing ANDRE ' S Specializing in Ladies ' Suits and Coats Store — 1020 Lincoln Way West Residence — 432 Cottage Grove CE 2-3460 PALACE OF FLOWERS Flowers for Every Occasion CE 2-2605 2409 Lincoln Way West EARL DON ' S Hairdressers for Central Compliments of the New WHOT 1490 on Your Radio Dial FOR CLOTHING THAT ' S BECOMING TO YOU YOU SHOULD BE COMING TO US. SAM ' L SPIRO CO. Headquarters for High School Togs Tomorrow ' s Homemakers Are Learning GAS COOKS . . . BETTER . . . FASTER . . . COSTS LESS NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE — THE GAS CO. ELECTRICITY Clean Efficient Dependable Adaptable Low Cost The Electrical Way is the Modern Way Plan on Electrical Appliances Best Wishes to the Class of ' 55 From a Good Drug Store BLUME PHARMACY 801 Lincoln Way West Shoe Rebuilding — Zipper Service Hat Cleaning — Shoe Dyeing Washington Shoe Shop 116 W. Washington Ave— Tel. CEntral 3-0958 South Bend, Indiana — Lloyd Hotle, Manager Your Headquarters for Club Medals SHAWS JEWELERS 235 S. Michigan SMITHS SHOES South Bend ' s Smartest Footwear 120 S. Michigan St. Phone CE 2-3344 Black Kat Coffee Shop, Inc. South Bend ' s Finest Hamburger on Whole Wheat Bun 3003 Lincoln Way West ALEX ' S SHOE HOSPITAL John Koski, Proprietor THREE MINUTE HEEL SERVICE O ' Sullivan America ' s No. 1 Heel 125 West Jefferson Blvd. — Opposite Post Office Open 7 a.m. to 5:45 p.m. Phone CE 3-0945 HANS - RINTZSCH LUGGAGE SHOP Inc. 138 N. Michigan Street DALE ' S 5c-$1.00 803 Lincoln Way West CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF 1955 NATIONAL MILK COMPANY 921 So. Louise Telephone AT 7-1563 For All Your Phonograph Frepan Son Flower Shop Member T. D. S. Needs See: 904 Portage Avenue — Phone CE 3-1348 South Bend 16, Indiana COMMERCIAL SOUND Cornfield ' s Esquire Cleaners HI FIDELITY 828 Portage Ave. South Bend, Indiana Phonographs . . . Records WELL DRILLING— PUMPS— WATER SYSTEMS Sound Systems Complete Insurance Coverage Wire Recorders C. E. SNELLENBERGER WATER WELL CONTRACTORS CE 3-9233 3610 Mishawaka Ave. 922 Lawrence St. South Bend 17, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 TO WISH THE ROSEWARNE HARDWARE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1955 622 p ortage Avenue MUCH SUCCESS Compliments of ANDERSON MUSIC HOUSE W, and Wr, Jean J. QM Complete Line of Records, Players, Sheet Music, Band Instruments — Musical Headquarters for Home, School, Church. 809 Lincoln Way West -srchn owledqem en ts la em em The school photographer, Mr. Phelps The head of the art department, Mr. Trottnow Mr. Priddy of Carlton Studios Mr. Harry and Mr. Louis Kubiak of the McClave Printing Company Mr. Herman Waechter of the Indiana Engraving Company Mr. Joseph Budd of the Joe Budd Book Bindery Mr. Osthimer of the Ranger Cook Typesetting Company Our advertisers, for their financial assistance Our advisor, Mr. Cassidy Our principal, Mr. Ferrell Members of the faculty for their kind assistance in making this publication possible. Compliments REX PHARMACY R. L. Gerard Co-Operative Meat Mkt. Mar. Richard .V:d— — Quality Meat at a Lev. Price Wholesale zr.z Retail 336 So. Michigan St. Ph. CHr.:ra2 2-0745 McClave Printing Company Printers of The 1955 Interlude 305 North Niles Avenue South Bend, Indiana yS . i W, rr ' i% 1 y ' - u° ;- -i-- (X ■AS J ' QxJ M V J --- - -..- . •■■■■■ -■ 1- ■ K ' j--- ' V- £3 V • - ■ - ■- -J S5 ----- -f . • --i - _-- _- „ _- ' ■ . - — ■■- ■■ :-- ■■ . : ' i ; M . - - 1 - - .■■-- ' . - ■ - ■ ■ - : - y - -i ■ .■■i----i_.. .( - -. v, - - u-ji_ ' v - : - ' ■ .. . . . ■ - . ' j ft ■