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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1957 volume:

iA ' Mlitfil iififii iJM% iVLm i u ' ss UfA j ihivni ¥ ' iy . y f- l M St ..■•7 T?T1 This Is Our City. . . K ail«nmtlTHVlL L«LJMLWOH«3! c t jwrrrrr- ■==P. i •  - «rj, Central is our city within a city. We are the citizens who hve, work, and play together in an effort to make Central stand above all other cities. ■Iw . Departments English Languages History Mathematics Science Sports Government Student Council Administration Activities Classes Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Junior High Communications Interlude Paper Interlude Yearbook Advertisements 4 m ..mm ! .. Restaurant . . . When appetizing aromas drift through our city at noon, Centrahtes know that tlie cafeteria is the place to head for good food. It is the restaurant of our city. Behind the scenes our able cooks work swiftly and surely to get Tom Turkey ready for our annual Thanksgiving feast. Town Hall . . . Come rain or shink the path is well worn to Zimmcr ' s. CA ' tUral ' s citizens can always be seen lirinking cort ' ee anti discussing the latest exams. Most cities have public meeting jilaces where the [icople congregate to talk with one another. In our city, that place is Zimmcr ' s. Congestion . . . You ' d better hurry to move that car John. It looks as if Mr. McCall is the victim of one of our age-old problems. Central, like most cities, is continually faced with lack of parking space. Teachers and students alike have found themselves trapped between a car and a brick wall at the close of a busy school day. Television . . ♦ Ready: Yol ' re on the air! Our haiul, uiulcr ilic (.lircction of Mr. Singleton, appeared under the lights on a local television program and adikxl a new experience to its held of entertainment. Of course, they were most important to us when they, so many times, yet so capably, played our school song and roused our spirits. «kv TV«.v4 iutf jv Aiw% ' v iuuinumniiw3 (lluir ifi «2 z . 3IHUtf M ' jriirifTJJ ;Ml VCi Improvements . . . New lockers highlighted the third floor this year. With our growing popu- lation, our city added this impr ovement which relieved not only the hat and coat situation but gave students another meeting place. Linda Hass and Bill Floring have scheduled this locker as their trysting place between classes. Wonder what these busy guvs are making now! Always hum- ming with activity, our city ' s wood shop provides many op- portunities for future carpenters. A City of Classrooms . . ♦ The subjects in our city kept us very busy throughout the year. With such a varied program of studies to choose from, most of us were thinking in circles while trying to decide between trig and typing, Spanish and short- hand. But with schedules finally settled, we began our semesters with firm resolutions to get as close to the honor roll as possible. We found that studies in our city could be fun because we laughed and learned at the same time. Our teachers did their best to present even our most difficult subjects in an interesting way; thus, the educational section of our city progressed. Hope the trouble isn t too serious. Whatever it is, this grease monkey should have the situation under control in a short time. Wonder if Jack Taghon is getting messy fingers! He might have before; but with the arrival of this new machine, mess and confusion are kept to a minimum. This makes printing a pleasure for Centralites. 6- s f M .v.. T 3 ud y B ' 7. pr .-i = V, A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE, say these girls; and they prove it. Practical application in sewing class resulted in new suits, coats, and summer cottons for inany girls. (Right) What ' s in the makin here. ' Nancy Wilcox and Judy Grain seem very intent on grating the ingred- ients for a forthcoming edible. t-- vz Movies? We have actors, cameramen, and directors in our city too. This Geometry III class put its newly acquired knowledge to good use by pro- ducing the movie, Teenage Geometry. Its members have proved that learning really can be fun. (Above) The first few weeks in typing class were grueling, to say the least; but now ' we have gained skill and speed, and also an ability that we will always find useful. (Below) Shall I be a secretary? or maybe a doctor? Similar thoughts are probably running through the heads of these guidance students. Guidance classes and teachers are a great help to Central students in deciding their future plans. Special talents are cultivated in our city too. In an art class Jerry Martin and Zigrida Markvarts discuss and display their artistic abilities and tech- niques. Paper, paint and other supplies are blended with ability in these classes, and the result is a colorful show of art work. (Right) Everything from disclssing social problems to making a budget — this is what goes on in Mr. Schultz ' s socioloav class. (Below) And what about letting Indiana ' s eighteen-year-olds vote? Ed Ringer and Myra Stone pay close attention to this ques- tion in a senior iiovernment class. (Lejt) A Lije Magazine writ- ten in Espanol causes much interest in this Spanish class. Nancy, Ruth, Dennis, and Pat can put their Spanish to practical use and enjoy themselves at the same time. (Right) Advanced Latin stu- dents listen as Mr. Her- ringer, Nancy Brandon, and Jane Housman translate one of the in- teresting lines of Cicero. Jim Fenters, Elinore Moss, Carolyn Lippert, Jack Miller, and Cliarlenc Hans seem to be very interested in rock collecting. Could they be looking for gold, or is their interest purely scientific? Explosion anyone? Here in the chemistrv laboratory we saw the words and diagrams from our textbooks come to life. Many of our why questions were answered by per- forming and observing experiments. Take a letter girls, are the words of our shorthand teachers. After spending a few weeks wondering if we will ever understand this strange new language, we begin to take dictation and are on our way to secretarial careers. 9 - ■-ic-. A KNOWLEDGE OF THE MECHANICS of 3 Car IS important too, says Mr. Emrick. Driver education class was invaluable to many students. Learning to cope with the problems of a flat tire or those of an oncoming car has made the members of this class safe and reliable drivers. (Left) BONJOUR, MON AMIE. ToiB Gates puts his French to use as he greets Diane Doty, while Sandra High listens and Joyce Redling selects background mu- sic. French classes get more than book knowledge. They study French people, sing French songs, and practice practical conversa- tion. (Rig ' n) Well, John Fill, those are weighty words! It looks as if this creative expression class is closely following the comments of its latest orator. Our city ' s not behind — either in conveniences, or girls. These Esther WilHamses are making sure their liair is shipshape by using Central ' s new hair dryers located in the pool dressing room. Judy Wright, Marlene Lambert, Joan Niezgodski, and Aleda Hering seem to be sold on these dryers, too. iMrtl These female Robin Hoods, Joan Carter, ' ivian Wharton, and Charlotte Taylor, are working at one phase of the senior gym program which includes bowling, table tennis, and golf. Miss iMathews ' senior girls are learning skills they ' ll enjoy long after they ' re out of school. Tom Joyce, Janice Riley, and Bob Silver are all ears as Mr. Powers points out the intricate parts of this organ. Health classes prove valuable to Centralites for learning good health habits. Be sure to keep those numbers straight, Janice. Mr. Dickey is explaining the importance of accuracy to his bookkeeping class. His advice will prob- ably help these students to keep their own records straight in future years. ! P The purpose of Tri-Hi-Y is To create, maintain, and extend through- out the school and community, high standards of Christian character. 1st row: G. Sherry: N. Barnhart. sergeant at arms: D. Strnup. chaplain: S. Weaver: B. Doetsch, sergeant at arms: B. Milhouse, president: [. Ridenour. vice-president: C. Leckc. secretary; P. Woltman. treasurer; J. Kulture. 2nd row: C. Brantley; L. Grop- pler; R. Gay; P. Haskins: M. Fabiszak; V. Sherwood; R. Krill. jrd row: S. Miller; B. Wittorp: S. Schaat; N. Hoo er: A. Good. A City of Activity Is THE Student Council meeting first or third hour. ' Where is the Junior Red Cross meeting this morning. ' These queries could be heard in the halls on Tuesday morning or any other morning when our clubs happened to be meeting. Of course, along with studies, activities played a large part in our life at Central. What city could run effectively without certain acti- vities to keep its citizens on their toes, always ready to promote interest in its advancement. ' All of us went to meetings, took part in money-raising campaigns, and boosted school spirit through these activities, all the while making new friends and gaining experiences in being part of a successful city. Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living is the basis of the Hi-V platform. Top row: P. Ellenberger; M. Turner: J. Pendl. treasurer: T. Moore; R. Kistler, president; E. Woodard. sergeant at arms: J. Wiseman, vice-president: J. Co ' entry. Itottoni row: T. Hauteman: B. lozwiak; S. Bclano: R. Wenzel, secretary; T. Wil- niore: 1). Brunette; J. Kromka; R. Taylor, facult ' advisor. The Booster Club Executive Board is having fun discussing their many activities and future plans. This hard-working board consists of Don Soderberg, Guy Curtis, Joan Burkhart, Charlene Hans, Diane Nowatka, Jean Burkhart, John Holdeman, and |im (jrillo. (Right) The flames of olr bonfire shot high into the air the night of the Adams-Central game. This acti- vity sponsored by the Booster Club roused our spirits for the big battle. C3 f im (Left) The Stident Council officers J re up early checking their box in the main office. Shirley Bill, Marge Boyer, Dwight Oberholt- zer, and Moe Hobbs are scanning the latest edition of Student Life, a national Student Council maga- zine. Mr. Kuhny, the faculty ad- visor, stands by ready to assist us whenever help is needed. C3 (R ' s ' ' 0 DwicHT Oberholtzek calls to order another meeting of the Stu- dent Council. School problems are discussed ami acted upon by these home room senators who represent the students in our stu- dent government. Adams gave our citv assistance in beginning an active chapter of the National Honor Society. Students who excelled in citizenship, scholarship, leadership, and service, were honored in an inspiring assembly. Front row: N. Brandon, C. Mager, S. Schmidt. J. Johns, [. Lamb, S. Franklin, and S. Steinigcr. Second row: S. Bill, S. Pollack, J. Grain, J. Wolak. S. Busse, J. Burkhart, S. Schaaf, and C. Wiltrout. Third row: J. Holdeman, T. Gates, L. Gemberling, B. Nordgrcn, G. Curtis, M. Hobbs, B, Harman, D. Ober- holtzer, D. Nowacki. J. Collison, K. Crawford, L. Long, C. Tuveson, C. Boughner, and M. Boycr. We added a new mascot to our city this year. Mr. Bear stands at the door eagerly waiting to fol- low our team and students to Indianapolis. Scientific interests vary in the Junior Academy of Science. Un- der the sponsorship of Mr. Cripe, the members plan and carry out varied projects of scientific na- ture. Then they gather and dis- cuss their work. Their president is national scholarship winner, Brett Nordgren. First riAv: C. Fischbach, 1). Miller, J. Swdrtzbauijh, V, Nordgren, B. Mil- house, V. C. Cripe, sponsor, C, Fass- nacht, J. Lamb, B. Rosenfeld, W. Showers, and R. Bass. Front row: W. earner. W. Shall. R. Worden. T. Gore. G. Bremer, S. Tueslcw and M. Rovster. Busy putting . wav books or checking them, out, the librarians are always capable of handling the library traffic. Left to risht: S. Miller. ]. Winthcr. J. Wooldritilie, M. Zatarga. |. Schur- fcld. .md 1. Sh.iw. Thev keep the reels rolling! whenever a movie is scheduled, a member of the Projectionist Club, under the direction of Mr. Campbell, is at hand to set and operate the camera. Left to right: K. Larrv, R. Roelke, R. I ' leehoclsi, N. Rutherford. W. E. Campbell, sponsor, C. Fischbaeh. D. . tkmson, R. Blake, and M. Simmons. The pvRPdsE OF the club is to further our interest in nursing and to obtain a broader view of this and the alhed medical pro- fessions, says president Sharon Little of the Future Nurses Club. Central stl ' dents were visited by Milt Campbell in a special as- sembly. Mr. Campbell, the United States Olympic Decathlon win- ner, gave us many interesting facts about his track career. Be- fore the assembly, Mr. Ferrell and Chief Robert Smith stand by as Mr. Early greets Milt Campbell. Kay Parker, Pat Badowski. Judy Reyniers, Jean Prytz, and Bob Swanson are hard at work for their Junior Achievement com- pany. Pence. All phases of busi- ness were learned at J. A., and members acquired many new friends. This company, sponsored by Gerber Manufacturing Com- pany, manufactured and sold high school pennants. Beginning band members find that although their work may sometimes be tiresome, they are on their way to playing with the high school band, which is their goal. BAND Ol ' r city is proud of its fine band. Every morning these faithful musicians practice Whether it be in a pep assembly or band concert, our band ranks with the best, long and hard under the direction of Mr. Singleton to bring us musical enjoyment. Left to right — Back row: S. Busse, K. Langwell. K. Merrill, T. Henderson, B. Nitz, M. Vcrnau, D. Voitcl, P. Schoolman, P. Lacy, B. Ritzier, J. Lockhart, J. Boyer, S. Papoi, T. Longley, R. Wrate, R. Barrett, K. Yeaklcy, L. Toth, C. Fassnacht, C. Horak, Mr. Ford, [. Lamb, Mr. Singleton, D. Stroup, J. Smith, J. Nicholson, T. Carter, and T. Putz. Third row: L). Mead, B. Fromm, T. Glcnton, B. Bartholo- mew, J. Unj;urait, B. Shannon, N. Parko, N. Huff, T. Geyer, R. Schoolman, L. Houck, S. Nasco, J. Mizelle, B. Busse, B. Harman, |. Ernsberger, D. Kristowski, C. Houck, K. Kirkman, D. Hempstead, N. Gadson, N. Compton, E. Goff, D, Wegenke, T, Schwayart, and S. Tuesle ' . Second row: N. Hoover, G. Sakaguchi, S. Gramza, A, Graham, P. Kegschule, B. Mead, P. Covert, J. Coventry, S. O ' Mallcy, L. Irvin, J. Horan. C. Brantly, D. Compton, P. Woltman. First row: K. Crawford, J. Boyd, G. Shaw, L. Krienke, K. Ritzier, R, Dillaber, J. Sholly, A. Murrmann, T. Joyce, N. Cornell, B. Rouse, and C. Wiltrout. Our talented orchestra under the leadership of Mr. Kottlowski keeps our city ranking No. I on the musical list. Always capable and ready, the orchestra does outstanding work in many of our plays and each year presents for our pleasure, an orchestra concert. Back row: S. Miller, R. Meyers, I. Cohen, Mr. Kottlowski, K. Lanywell, S. Busse, T. Longley, R. Wrate. J. Lamb, C. Horak, L, Irvin. B. Busse, B. Harman, K. Rynearson, N. Secrist, J. Graham, and H. Chan- dler. Second row: B. Harnisch, M. Mizelle, N. J. Hatfield, S. Wczner, O. Diamondis, D. Casner. J. Fos- ter, C. Wiltrout, J, Sholly, R. Dillabcr, D. Compton, P. Woltman, and P. Elias. Third row: J. Nakano, J. Ridenour, J. Bill, C. Jones. E. Pacala, K. Crawford, J. Boyd, B. Glaser, S. Chism, E. Graham, and V. Gold. Front row: G. Curtis. L. Groppler, S. Meyers, A. Johnson, E. Stilson, R. Bass, N. J. McKinney, and A. Martin. ORCHESTRA These Central orchestra members traveled to Butler for the Indiana State Music Contest. During a spare moment they gather, carefully listeninr; to a solo. The Glee Clib and Barnstormers blended their talents in The Count of Luxem- bourg. The Glee Club provided the musical background which helped make it a success. GLEE CLUB When music is heard drifting down the halls of the first floor earlv in the morning, students can usually trace it to Room io8. There our city ' s talented singers practice every morning to bring us beautiful music. It ' s not okten we find them all so quiet and agreeable. Mr. Maple must be passing along some very important news to keep our ca- pable debaters so attentive. Left to riaht: C. Fischhach, L. Bixlcr. C. Pcrctti. R. Worden. R. Doyle, S. Schmidt, P. Manion, N. Manuszak, J. HouMiian, and Mr. Maple. ■ ' T |: ' ' ia(| 1 ' . Ex. MPLES OF THEIR ATHLETIC achievement, their letters, are worn with pride by the Mono- gram Club. Rack rtiw: M- Ingram, G. Stokes, M. Priest, P. Donald, D. Undcrly, and D. Matthews. Second row: J. Roper, G. Gates, W. Williams, [. Smith, W. Wil- son, F, Toth, M, Kcrestury, and B, Chudzicki. Third row: W. .Anderson, G. Stachowiak, L. Hurtle, E. Kurdys, D. Szymczak, S. Kno. . J. Holdeman, R. Kistler, and L. Wilcox. Whether they ' re ushering at a game or a play, our ushers are tops in friendliness and helpful- ness. They keep the crowds mov- ing smoothly and are always will- ing to guide us to our seats when were lost. Back row: B. Green. B. Matthewson, I. Cauffman. B. Niemicr, T. Edlar. J. Peters, P. Horton, K. McCall. B. Ka- sak. treasurer: G. Sherwood, second captain: F. Van Scoyk, president: I. Curl, B. Lippincott. first captain: P. Bush, R. Blaszczyk. J. Fenters, R. Nel- son, and J. Gorney. Front row: R. Chrustowski, C. Kosik. F. Epperson. D. Kiszla, L. Krienke. R. Sherwood. C. L. Kuhn, sponsor: L. Martin, A. Biesbrouck, J. Foster. R. Longley. B. Jones, J. McFarlane, and A. Nowicki. P o © •m INTERLUDE Yearbook How MUCH DO THEV OWE, Myrna and loan? These girls are busy counting receipts to make sure everyone will get his yearbook. The yearbook staff works fast and furiously to meet that on- coming deadline. Always busy writing copy, checking subscrip- tions, and having pictures taken are the INTERLUDE staff members. Left to right: M. Boyer, S. Tarnosv, F. Makris. C. Mager, and M. Beard. Yes Mr. Madden, that deadline is creeping up. Ruth Rague, Sue Hoehn, and Rick Bass are really rushing to meet it, too, by getting all those pictures ready and the copy written. INTERLUDE Newspaper Monday comes to the INTER- LUDE Newspaper office and finds the editorial staff and typ- ists putting the pajier to bed. Stories are read, corrected, and approved; then all copy is sent to the printer to meet a four o ' clock deadline. As Kay Klopfenstein types a last minute scoop Linda Rixler, Larry Morrison, Charlene Peretti, and Editor Tom Gates check stories, write and count type for headlines, and put the finishing touches to each page. Mr. Cassidy, INTERLUDE fac- ulty advisor, appears on the scene to lend his able hand to the en- tire staff at all times. Barbara Stegman, Dew Ann Drout, Ruth Rague, and Judy Johns welcome his assistance. Thom Sholly is finding trouble in expressing his affections for Donna Lee Dorhauer. Rosemary Work- ing isn ' t making things any easier for him either. This scene took place in the Drama Class ' s presentation of The Ghost Story. BARNSTORMERS BOARD MEMBERS Director, James Lewis Casaday Sharon Pollack, Chairman )on Willman Debbie Boughner Thom Sholly Michael Henry Sue Woolvvorth Janet Tiedge Nancy Opelt Henry Prebys Judy Lenczovvski Carmaleta Jones Tom Yarger Judy Beebe The George Davidson Award was presented to Debbie Boughner and Sharon Pollack. Unknown to each other, Larry Brucker and Chris- tine Tuveson, as the Count of Lu.xembourg and An- gele, find it difficult to get acquainted, with a screen separating them. Nancy Opelt and Henry Prebys take time to engage in a very clever number uring The Count of Luxembourg. (Jboi ' e) Everyone gathers in the artist ' s studio to sing and dance in this scene from The Count of Luxembourg. Duke Ruzinoff finds himself surrounded with beautiful Rootsie Pootsie girls in this colorful scene from The Count. Johanna Oakley and Col. Jefferey, known to Centralites as Debbie Boughner and Bill Harman, engage in a very serious conversation in Sweeney Todd. The Senior play, entitled Sweeney Todd, The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, featured Dwight Oberholtzer as Sweeney and Sharon Pollack as Mrs. Lovett, who together fur- nished the ingredients for, and also made, delicious human meat pies. The air grows tense in this scene as the conflict between Sweeney and Mrs. Loxett deepens. A City of Sports . . . As IN MOST SCHOOLS, sports hgured prominently in our lives. Recreation in any city plays an important part in its growth, through fellowship and the spirit of competition. Through sports we found many hours of enjoyment. None of us will forget the exciting football games for which we braved cold winds and brisk fall evenings to cheer our Bears on to victory. Then came basketball and the race for the front row seats of the bleachers. With spring ' s warm sunshine we advanced to the tennis courts, track field, and golf course. Our baseball nine grabbed their bats and gloves and headed for the diamond. Our smooth Bear swimmers and wiry wrestlers kept us busy run- ning back and forth from the pool to the mats. This is how our busy sports schedule continued throughout our city. FOOTBALL Head Coach Bob [ones (3rd from left), and his able assistants, )oe Mackowiak, Ross Stephenson, and Ed Szucs, take time out from a practice session in the heat of the football season to pose for the camera. fl fe|-l - Sli 65! % ?:■ % «5 9  Ssf .16 ' . - lO - j A ' V € u if % ' U Urn it ii M Pictured above is the very successful varsity football squad which compiled a 7-2-1 record. Top row: Capt. L. McKniijht, G. Stachowiak. B. Graham. B. Smith. ]. Bou.yarci. D. Matthews, and G. Stokes. Fourth row: G. Curtis, B. Young, M. Ross. J. Wesley, G. Graham, K. Ellis. W. Williams, M. Holmes, and D. Cooley. Third row: G. Zarembka, E. Larry. D. Underly, W. Benson. B. lerzak. S. Knox. B. Parker, B. Tayhon. and D. Kristowski. Second row: D. Grzcgorck.f, Andrews. O. Newburn. D. Otolski, G. Vohs. D. Aughinbaugh. R. Wisniewski. and L. Hurtle. Bottom row: J. Winston, G. Byers, C. Kaminski, T. Athcrton. R. M.irtin, J. Bniwn, D. Symczak. and T. Connclley. Central quarterback, Joe Winston (58), is spilled after a short gain early in the big Adams- Central clash. Joe Winston (58) falls to the ground in a futile attempt to gain additional yardage in the Adams game. Looking on is Willie Wil- liams (79). Our 1956 Central Bear football team, behind the coaching of Bob Jones and his assistants, finished the campaign with a 7-2 mark. The Bruins lacked the strong defense of last season, but made up for it with a powerful offense. Quar- terback Joe Winston led the team in scoring, but was helped greatly by the rest of the fast backfield, com- posed of halfbacks Melvin I oss and George Byers, and fullback Marvin Ingram. Capt. Lee McKnight teamed up with Dick Symczak to provide capable pass-receiving. The rest of the line was made up of tackles, Gene Stokes and Dale jVIatthews; guards, Willie Williams and Ciuy Curtis; and center. Bob Young. Mike Sacchini and Melvin Holmes helped greatly on defense. Central started the season with an impressive 33-7 victory over Fort Wayne Central Catholic. Then the Bears met a tough LaPorte squad, but won the see-saw battle in the last period 25-20. In the next three grid tilts. Coach Jones men ran over three conference foes by defeating Riley 19-0, crushing Washington 34-0, and ripping Fort Wayne North Side, 35-14. Next, the Bears met strong Mishawaka. Penalties and eight fumbles contributed to our loss of this decisive battle. The game ended with the Cavemen on top, 14-0. The Central Bears got on the winning track again by whipping tough Hammond Noll, 27-7, and a weak Goshen squad, 33-0. The season finale was with our traditional rival, John Adams. Both teams were tied for first place in the conference. Unfortunately, the Adams team defeated our Bears 21-0 before going on to win the Northern Indiana title. Fullback Marvin Ingram (69) bar- rels through an opening for a big gain in the Adams game as George Byers (66) gets set to throw a block. A PERFECT RECdRD and a con- ference championship, mark the freshman footballers as the most successful team in that sport. Squad members are as follows: Top row: Cauffman, Pardo. Ha cs, Winston, Curl, Smith, Chambliss, and Sloane. 3rd row: Pennell, Hog- nacki. Lane, Green, Dickens, Scha- chenman. and Putz. 2nd row: Sears, Wright, Otolski, Powell, Chester, Jones, and Coddens. Bot- tom row: Ingram, Secrist, John- son, Hepler, Whitlock, Hadd, and Martin. The Jlnior High football squad was directed by Jim Early and Tom Hoyer. The team finished with a 7-0-1 record and won the Western Di ision and City Champion- ships. Team members are as follows: Top row: Richardson, Borders, Greene, Stull, Wesson, Howard, Lee, and Grisson. 4th row: Cham- liliss, Hawkins. Kalafat, Smith, Caronister, Hughes, Aldridge, and Newsom. 3rd row: Coach Jim Early, Nowan, Owsley, Saunders, Martin, Blohm, Brown, Duckworth. an l Asst. Coach Tom Hoyer. 2nd row: Charles. Webster, . llen, Mc- Morris, Williams, Nagy, Moore, Flccnor. and Ryan. Bottom row: Hughes. Oesch. King. Gandy, [ones. Carter, and Wigl ' all. Toolie Coalman ' hauls dowx another re- bound as the Bears trounce an undermanned Fort Wayne North Side squad, 112-46. Perhaps Coach Elmer McCall is saying, Get in there and tight this halt! as he discusses strategy with the state champs. .1 . sSS ' S JOE WmSTON LAMAR GCM5 RLIN6 DENNY BISHOP 1957 STATE CHAMPS A perfect 30-0 season and tonrney record labels these hardwood marvels as one of the greatest teams in In- diana ' s long; basket- ball history. The start- ing linenp consisted of Denny Bishop and Herbie Lee at the gnard posts, Lee Mc- Knight and Sylvester Coalman at the for- ward slots, and Big John Coalman at cen- ter. Dependable Joe ins ton who, we think, is the best num- ber six man in In- diana, waited in re- serve: and LaMar Gemberling, Mike Sacchini, Bill Floring, and Mohler Hobbs backed him up. Congratulations State Champs! SYLVESTER COALMAN MIKE SACCHINI MOHLER HOBBS Driving guard, Herbie Lee, is up for two, as the undefeated cagers spank North Side. ' Toolie Coalman is shown in a familiar posi- tion, winning another jump ball, in the second quarter of the North Side game. The Bears whoop it vp after winning the state title by defeating Indianapolis Crispus Attucks, 67-55. T(ip row: Ron Pecsk, manager, John Coal- man, Principal Rupert Ferrell, Coach Elmer McCall, Bill Florini;, Otto Niclson, Asst. Coach Jim Powers, and Elmer Barnbrook, junior high principal. Second row: Joe Win- •ston, Mike Sacchini. Herbie Lee. Denny Bi.shop, LaMar Gemberling. Mohler Hobbs. Sylvester Coalman, Lee McKnight, and man- ager Wayne Baker. Front row: Cheerleaders Liz Graham, Pat Flynn, Diane Nowatka, . nita Klysz, Sue Johns, Shirley Chism, and in the middle, the State Championship Trophy. INDIANA STATE CHAMPS Lee McKnight attempts a jump shot as Jim Heath (35) of Lafayette Jeff, and Denny Bishop look on. Toolie Co. lm . n is all alone in the atmos- phere and has an easy two points as Attucks ' Jerry Hazelwood {}],). Odcll Donel (.44), and Edgar Searcy await the outcome. Tin; FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM, under Coach Ray Emrick, won all but one game. Hack row: Coach Emrick, G. Hones, E, Dluijosz, A. Dorscy, B. Smith, and B. l-lorinf;. Middle row: J. Shih, R. Saunders, J. Powell, B. Coen. D. Moeller, R. Wenzel, and H. Injjram. Front row: Mtjr. L. Chambliss. E. Carnes, R. Wright, C. Gus- tin. and Mgr. J. Kromka. Jim Powers ' B team finished the season with an excellent 15-3 won- lost record. Members are as follows: Back row: R. Anderson, H. Curtis, F. Scott, C. Ross, B. Clark, and B. Dunnuck. Front row: J. West, J. Wes- ley, J. Taghon, B. Floring, and N. Kowalski. In Coach Bob Tavlor ' s initial sea- son, his junior high cagers posted an impressive 21-3 record and city championship. Back row: B. Blohm, T. Edlcr, Mr. Tay- lor, G. StuU, J. Snyder, and D. Molnar. Middle row: J. Thorpe, D. Howard, S. Gebo, G. Williams, and H. Coalman. Front row: T. Cerveny, C. Kretchmcr. L. Clarence. C. Lewis. A. Sanders, and M. (irall. The cross country team had an average season of three wins and five losses under the tutelage of Devon Phelps, who retired as coach at the close of the season. Members of the team were as follows: Pop row: R. Graham. M. Priest. W. Wil- son. J. Smith, and G. Walker. Mitidle row: .S. Jones, W. Anderson. R. Thomas, and R. Platz. Bottom row: T. Hauteman, B. Sorukas. and manager. B. Morris. CROSS COUNTRY SEASON RECORD (low score wins) CENTRAL 45 Riley i6 CENTRAL 27 Goshen 28 CENTRAL 34 Elkhart 25 CENTRAL 40 Fort Wayne N. S. 21 CENTRAL 35 Mishawaka 22 CENTRAL 23 Adams 33 CENTRAL i Michigan City 24 CENTRAL 28 LaPorte 29 WON 3, LOST 5. TIED o Shown here is the captain of our cross country runners, Melvin Priest, following a workout in Potawattomi Park. ■awri HC SBR ' I ' t. i Standing: Tom Charlesworth, Phil Achton, Dave Dunlap, John Roper, Bob Carpenter, and Capt. Steve Kalabany. Kneeling: Carl Grorud, Gary Feldman, Greg Gates, Terry Miller, and Rolf CSrorud. TENNIS The Northern Indiana and ENIHSC tennis champions were, as their record indicates, very successful in Coach Jim Powers ' initial season. The boys compiled a 9-0 record. CENTRAL 5 CENTRAL 3 CENTRAL 3 CENTRAL 3 CENTRAL 3 CENTRAL 3 SEASON RECORD Elkhart CENTRAL 3 Mishawaka 2 Fort Wayne N. S. 2 CENTRAL 4 LaPorte i Michigan City 2 CENTRAL 5 Hammond Clark o South Bend Adams 2 Goshen 2 Northern Indiana Champs South Bend Riley .... 2 Conference Champs The fish of Central, the swimming team, always represent our city in the finest way whether they ' re on land or in the water. Last season our swimmers were city champions and finished third in the state meet. Bottom row: B. Jordan, L. Kasa, J. Holdetnan, P. MacDonald, F. Meier, D. Wilson, R. Kistler, and J. Perkins Top row: Coach T. Hoyer, M. Kcrcstury, D. Harden, A. Davidson, W. Lawrence, D. Soder- berg. T. Yargcr, and D. Sexton. SWIMMING SEASON RECORD CENTR. L 54 Howe 23 CENTRAL 48 Cal City 29 CENTRAL 22 Culver 55 CENTRAL 39 Kalamazoo 38 CENTRAL 52 Gary Froebcl 27 CENTRAL 51 Gary Lew Wallace 20 CENTRAL 35 Horace Mann , 42 CENTRAL 45 Whiting 22 CENTRAL 41 Valparaiso 36 CENTRAL 28 Riley 49 CENTRAL 46 Adams 31 CENTRAL 47 Muncie Burris 30 WON 9. LOST 3 Waiting for the crack of the gun are T. Meier, R. Kistler, P. MacDonald, L. Wilcox, and J. Holdeman. These excellent swimmers will doubtless achieve another swimming record for Central. State Heavyweight champion, Ciuy Curtis, and sophomore Dale Matthews struggle through another practice session in the wrestling room. SEASON RECORD c:ENTRAL 42 Howe 6 CKNTRAL irt Calumet City 28 Cl ' NTRAI, ;S Culver Military .... 14 CKNTRAL jy . ' Ulams 12 t:F.NTRAL 21, E. C. Wash 25 CENTRAL ?5 Peru 11 CENTRAL 32 Hammond Clark 16 CENTRAL 2 Riley - 8 CKNTRAL 19 Lafayette Jeff 25 CENTRAL 37 E. C. Roosevelt .... i.? t:ENTRAL II Southport 38 CENTRAL 30 Niles 13 CENTRAL 27 Hammond Clark.. 17 WON 9, LOST 4 Contcrence Champs — 4th in State Sectional Champs WRESTLING Retiring Coach Bob Jones and his grappling squad posted another impressive record this year, topped by a fourth place finish in the state meet. Under Coach Jones the wrestlers won their ninth straight conference title, a record that may not be matched for many years. Top row: L. Hurtle, G. Curtis, W. Parker, G. Stakes, J. Love, J. Baugard, R. Jerzak. ]. Brown, and E. Kurdys. Middle row: R. Fricdline, W. Hojnacki, W. Hepler, R. ,Schachenman, ]. Stavros, T. Con- nelly, E. Zarembka, and J. Cytacki. Bottom row: W. Barcome, ]. Brown, F. Beedic, O. Newburn, D. C;rzej;nrck. B. Hcttinghouse, W. Atherton, and Dave Anderson. Central ' s golfers lend an ear to Mr. Emrick as he gives them prehminary instructions concern- ing the correct grip. These young Ben Hogans, under Mr. Emrick ' s excellent coaching, will soon be advancing to the golf course where the real practice begins. GOLF SCHEDULE 4-i6— CENTR. L vs. LaPorte .. H 4-i8— CENTRAL vs. Adams _H 4-23— CENTRAL vs. Elk. Riley T 4-25— CENTRAL vs. Mish.-M.C T 4-26— CENTRAL vs. Plymouth H 4-30— CENTRAL vs. LaPorte T 5-2 —CENTRAL vs. Adams T 5-7 —CENTRAL vs. Elk.-Riley H 5-9 —CENTRAL vs. Mish.-M.C T 5-1 1— CENTRAL vs. Invitation T 5-18— CENTRAL vs. Sectional T ■;-2s— CENTRAL vs. Finals T MoE HoBBS, a senior golfer, dem- onstrates the correct stance and swing needed for a successful golf game. Spring brings Coach Nevvbold and his baseball players out to the diamond for a little practice in bunting. Bert Chudzicki is sure to grip his bat just right and use precise timing in placing his bunt. BASEBALL SCHEDULE 4-16— CENTRAL vs. . dams H 4-19 — CENTRAL vs. Riley T 4-23— CENTRAL vs. Mish H 4-24— CENTRAL vs. St. Joe H 4-26— CENTRAL vs. LaPorte T 4-30— CENTRAL vs. Elkhart T 5-2 —CENTRAL vs. Wash H 5-3 —CENTRAL vs. Adams T 5-7 —CENTRAL vs. Riley H 5-9 —CENTRAL vs. Niles T 5-10— CENTRAL vs. Mich. City ....H 5-14— CENTRAL vs. Goshen H 5-15— CENTRAL vs. Mish T 5-17— CENTRAL vs. St. Joe T 5-20— CENTRAL vs. Niles H 5-21— CENTRAL vs. Wash T To.M SoL ' iREs demonstrates the art of sliding, to the onlooking varsity squad as Coach Newbold offers his advice in an early sea- son practice session. TRACK These two track members will be off with the gun when the real race begins, thanks to the excellent pointers of Coach Jim Early. The track team always represents Central with good sportsmanship and a winning team. John Coalman glides over the bar at 6 feet with apparent ease, but hours of practice and coaching are in back of his great high jumping. SCHEDULE 4-9 —CENTRAL vs. Culver H 4-12— CENTRAL vs. H. Noll H 4-i6— CENTRAL vs. LaPorte ...T 4-20— CENTRAL vs. Goshen Rel. 4-23— CENTRAL vs. Wash H 4-26— CENTRAL vs. Conf. Trials 4-30— CENTRAL vs. Elk.-M.C H 5-2 —CENTRAL vs. Adams T 5-4 —CENTRAL vs. Conf. Finals 5-7 —CENTRAL vs. Riley H 5-10 — CENTRAL vs. Sectionals 5-14— CENTRAL vs. Mish H 5-17— CENTRAL vs. Regionals 5-21— CENTRAL vs. City T. 5-25— CENTRAL vs. State 5-28 — CENTRAL vs. Intcrconfercnce The TiMBLERS OF Central always amaze us with their endless stamina and strength in performing graceful stunts. Their yearly assembly is eagerly anticipated by the whole school because we can be assured of a wonderful show. TUMBLERS Is SHE REALLY WALKING ON AIR. ' It Certainly looks as though Shirley Howell has suddenly obtained a pair of wings ahead of her time. These members of the Girls ' Athletic Association are always busy with an endless number of activities. They are not only learning skills which will bring them pleasure after school, but they are contributing to the activities of the school. Back row: C. Jurck, S. Haniblem, G. Minder, E. North, M. Beck, V. Nozykowski, T. Masterson, N. Rice, L. Lark, and A. Hardy. Middle row: B. Voordc, S. Schreckenbach. B, Doyle, M. Doyle, A. Wool- dridge, B. Zackcocki, D. Tate, C. Csterhold, K. Hubbord, P. Green, E. Warren, J. Brooks, C. Hills, W. Wilson, and S. Johns, Front row: J. Pinderton. R. Smith, J. Zebrowski, M. Pallo, Miss Mathews, J. Grain, S. Chodzinski, C. Kotolinski, and L. Lc;n j. G. A. A. Judy Grain, president of the organization, joins in an informal discussion of recent and forth- coming activities. The boys of our city aren ' t the only ones who are skilled with a basketball. These G.A.A. girls show talent on the basketball court too. Mr. Ferrell, our principal, tries to outsmart his son John in a close game of checkers. Richard Ferrell quietly observes while the two opponents match wits. Always busy with school affairs, Mr. Ferrell can find time to relax for an evening with his sons. Administrators - Teachers Our city has an outstanding record of scholastic achievement. The main reason for this is our excellent faculty. Our teachers are capable and are always willing to help us, whether our difficulty is in learning our French verbs or chemical equations. They do their best to make the learning process an enjoyable one. Mr. Richard, our assistant principal, is continually busy with any num- ber of jobs, ranging from giving exit passes to detecting unexcused absences. While part of his work involves some unpleasantness for wrongdoers, any student will find him more than willing to help at any time with both school and per- sonal problems. Mr. H.arter, our head counselor, guided our senior class through four years of school. He has been our counselor, teacher, and most important, our friend. His door has always been open, and his friendly advice has helped us make many important decisions. Mr. Barnbrook, the junior high principal, is not seen often enough by the senior high because his work keeps him very busy in the junior building. With his help the junior high students will soon be an active part of the senior high. ictTIiM I The news of the death nn Miss Jeanne Gienand on De- cember 13, 1956, saddened our entire school. She had been a popular German and French teacher at Central for thirty years. Her gay spirit and personality made her a favorite of both students and faculty during her stay with us. None of us who knew her will forget either the knowledge or the joy that she added to our lives. Morning comes to the office bringing our teachers bright and early t o pick up mail or any announcements which may be in their boxes. The teachers of the English department take advantage of a few extra minutes to relax and converse before the meet- ing begins. Coffee is the order o;- the day in the cafeteria as a few of our teachers take a breath- cr from their busy class schedules. Miss Jaxet AsotRsox M.A. Imlian.i Univcrsitv Mrs. Wanita Hall )■. Hig i Music Director M.A. Notre Danic University Mrs. Joanne Brown Ballard English and Science B.S. Bowling Green St. Univ. Mr. Leon Bendit lalhematics M.A. Indiana University Miss Margaret M. Bergan English B.. . St. Mary ' s College Miss Evelyn Bruck English and Spanish B.. . Butler University ..tf. • Mr. John W. Burger Business Education M.A. Columbia University .Mrs. Gertrude Butcher Art B.S. Ball St. Teachers College Mrs. F.Tnn. B. Campbell English M.. . Uni ' . ot Minnesota Mu. W. K. Campbell. Jr. Chemistty M.S. Purdue University Mr. James Lewis Casadav Dramatics M.A. Univcrsit ' of Iowa Mr. John Cassidy English, Interlude Sponsor Ph.D. Western Reserve Univ. Miss Antoinette Ceyak Spanish and French M.. . Columbia University Mr. James E. Cole Business Education M.A. University of Minnesota Mrs. Beatrice Covert English and Mathematics B.S. Purdue University Mr. V. C. Cripe Science M.A. Michigan University Mr. George Daniels Mathematics and Science M.S. Iniliana Univcrsitv Miss Marguerite DeGroote English M.S. Indiana University Miss Wanda Detrick Home Economics M.S. Ind. St. Teachers College Mr. Jesse C. Dickey Business Education B.A. Notre Dame University Miss Lucile I. Dienhart Home Economics I ' .S. Purdue University Mrs. Helen Fribley E.uil Assistant Librarian B.S. Northwestern University Mr. James L. Early Science M.A. Ball St. Teachers College Mr. Clarence Elbel Physical Education I5.P.E. Springfield College Mr. Ray D. Emrick Drircr Training Freshman Basf{ etball and Varsity Golf Coach M.A. Notre Dame University Mr. Frank Farvsley Special Classes M.S. Indiana Univcrsltv Mr. Hknrv H. Ford Instritmental Music M.S. Ind. St. Teachers College Mrs. Margaret Foulks Nurse B.S. Indiana Universiiv Miss Agnes A. Frick English and Speech M.A. Columbia Universitv ' ' i ' 1 L Mr. C. F. Hafron. Jr. Science B.S. Notre Dame University Miss Geraldine Hatt Social Studies M.A. Clark University Mk. Herschel Hawkins Mathematics M.S. Indiana University Mit. Mkrschf-L C. Heritage r. Htgh Counselor and Social Studies M.A. Columbia University Mr . Robert Herringer Latin M.A. Notre Dame Univcrsitv Miss Bertille Hindelavg Business Education M..A.. Notre Dame University Mr. Thomas E. Hover Social Studies Swimming Coach M.S. Indiana University Miss Loretta Huberiz Home Economics M.S. Purdue University Mr. James Ingram Mechanical Drawing M.S. Intliana Univcrsitv Mr. Robert I. Jones Social Studies . . . Varsity Football and Wrestling Coach M.S. Indiana University Mr. Hermw R. Jldd Counselor B.A. Notre Dame University Mr. Walter H. Kindv Mathematics B.A. Manchester Collci-e Miss Mary A. Kitson Mathematics M.A. Columbia University Miss Thelma A. Knldson Speech Correction M.A. State Univ. of Iowa lH. HARf)LD E. KoTTLOWSKI ' iiihestra Leader M.A. Butler University Miss Marie A. Kruckel Physical Education M.S. Indiana University Mr. C. L. Klthn Social Studies M.. . Indiana University Mr. E. rl H. Kuhnv Social Studies M.S. Notre Dame University Mr. W. W. Lae ' terb. ch Study Hall Director M.S. University ot Wisconsin • Mrs. Hilda Leax _ j Sillily Hull Director 1 I ' h.B. University cif Cliicaj;,! Mk. F.LMtR McCall Henll i Coaches Vitrsiry Biisl{cthaU M.A. Purdue University Mr. Iosi ph C. Mackowiak Miithcniatics M.S. Indiana University Mr. William B. Madden English y eiirhooly Sponsor M.. . Notre Dame Uni ersitv Mr. Kenneth Main hiiiiislricit Arts B.S. Ball St. Teachers College Mr. Emil Mamula Industrial Arts B.S. North Texas State College I Mrs. Helen Manuszak , B.S. Indiana University Mk. Glen V. Maple Sociiil Studies . . . Debate M.A. Columbia Universitv Mr. (iARNKK L. Marvin Arts iind Crafts U.S. Indi.in.i L ' nivcrsitv Miss Betty M, thr vs I ' hyscual Education Sponsors G.A.A. M.S. Indiana Universitv Mr. John Merriman English H.A. Ball St. Teachers College Mr. F. C. Morrison Industrial Arts M.S. Purdue Universitv Mr. Dare L. Nestlerode Antomotive Mechanics M.S. Ind. St. Teachers College Mr. Louis F. Newbold Physical Education M.A. Notre Dame Universitv Miss Naomi R. Pehrson Business Education M.A. Columbia Universitv Mrs. Helen Peterson Guidance B.A. Indiana University ' j prir ) I! Miss K.mma Pfaffman Miithcmtitics PIlI ' i. University of (Chicago Mr. Devon Phhlps Science and Mat hematics B.S. Manchester College Mrs. Adelaide Stoll Platt Guidance B.A. Washington University Mr. [ames Powers Health . . . Assistant Basinet hall and Tennis Coach M.S. Ind. St. Teachers College Mr. Clifford F. Rinfhart Mathematics M.S. Indiana University Miss LcELLA Jean Schierberl English and Social Studies B.S. St. Mary of the Springs College Mr. L. H. Schultz Social Studies M.A. Chicago University Mrs. Lucille Seedorf English B.. . DePauw Universitv Miss Antoinette Semortier Mathematics M.A. Notre Dame University Mrs. Helen B. Shaw Home Economics R.S. Ind. St. Teachers Collejie Mrs. Gladys Staples Ciijetcria Miinti er Attended Columbia and Wisconsin Universities Mr. Ross Stephenson Physical Education Instructor anil Athletic Director M.S. Universitv of Illinois Ml ' .. John Wilmore Mjrhematics LM.. . Indiana Universif Mr. p. C. VVinther Electrical Shop M.A. School of Engineering, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Mr. Arthur Singleton Band Instructor B.P.S.M. Indiana University Mr. Arthur L. Smith Science M.S. University of Chicago Mr. J. R. Smith Social Studies M.A. Indiana University Miss Jeannette Smogor English M.A. Indiana Universitv Mr. Edward Szucs  t . ' , Social Studies M.S. Indiana University . - Mr. Robert G. Taylor Social Studies . . . Jr. High Baslyethall Coach B.S. Ball St. Teachers College Mr. B. M. Trottnow Art W.. . Columbia University Miss June Waterman English and Social Studies w M.-A. Uni crsit ' of Michigan Mrs. Helen M. Baer Secretary to Mr. Ferrell Mrs. Minnie Clair Bookstore Clerk, Mrs. Virginia Sterzik Registrar Mrs. Lucille York Attendance Clerl{ Miss Ruth B. Snyder English B.A. Ind. St. Teachers College Miss Edith J. Spray English M.A. Chicago University Miss Helen M. Webkr Music B.S. State Teachers College of Minnesota Mu. Paul E. Weddle Science M.S. Indiana University SENIORS We Look Back On Our City The last year in our city went too fast. The time sped on as we danced to our favorite bands and cheered our Bears on to victory. We rushed about making sure that tickets to the senior play were being sold, and we knew our Christmas party was the best yet. In May came one of our biggest events, the Senior Prom. When yearbooks arrived and we made commencement plans, we realized that our last days at Central were drawing to a close. Along with the social life, came the confusing thoughts about what to do after high school. Many of us busied ourselves looking for jobs while others beat a steady path to our counselor ' s office, looking for college bulletins. We will never lose the memories of four exciting, wonderful years spent in our city. The teachers and friends we have known made our senior year un- forgettable. A LOT OF WORK goes into the senior play, and the Senior A class officers want to do their share. Margie Boyer, Tom Gates, Carol Posick, and Moe Hobbs are finishing up on retouching sets and sweeping the stage. This musical quartet is practicing up before the Sen- ior Christmas party. The Senior B class is lucky to have a talented foursome like |im Grille, Dwight Oberholtzer, Bill Harman, and Shirley Bill for their class officers. SENIORS 1957 ACHTERtiERG, KENT Majors: English, Social Studies. Mathematics AcTiviTiFs: Golf, Booster Cluli Plans: Marines ADAMS, SHIRLEY Majors: English, History AcTiviriEs: Hi-Y, Booster Club Plans: Nurses ' School ALEXANDER. |OHN RICHARD Majors: English. Mathematics. Science. Histjry Activities: Glee Club. B Band Plans: Aeronautics ALLEN. IRVING MERRIL Majors: English, Mathematics, Science, Language, Social Studies Activities: Student Council, Booster, B Tennis, Track, Homeroom Officer Plans: College ALLEN, MARVA FRIZZELL Majors: Business, Art, English Activities: Glee Club, Boo.ster Club, Plans: College ALLSOI ' . CHARLES Majors: English, Machine Shop Activities: 4-H Club. Future Farmers Club Plans:, . pprenticcship in Sheet Metal ANDERSON. WILLARD ANDY Majors: English Activities: Tr:Kk, Cross Country, B Basketball Plans: Undecided ASHBY, BEATRICE E. Majors: English, Home Economics AcTivniEs: Library Club. Booster Club Plans: Nurses ' Training ATHERTON. BILLY JOE Majors: English, History, Mathematics Activities: Varsity Wrestling (Captain), Freshman Football, Monogram Club (President), Student Council, Homeroom Officer Plans: Navy or College AUSTIN, GAYL Majors: English, History, Shop Activities: Vocational Printing, Booster Club, Tumblers Plans: Undecided BAKER, BETTY LOU Majors: English, Business Activities: Freshman Cheerleader, Booster Club, Junior Achie ' cment, Glee Club Plans: Sccrctarv ;aker. loistean M joRs: English, Business, Home Economics Plans: Business Col lege HALOUGH, PATRICIA ANNE Majors: English, Home Economics Activities: Future Nurses ' Club, Booster Club Plans: Nurses ' Training HANFI, BETH MARIE Majors: English, Business, Art . ' ctivities: Booster Club Plans: Office Work; then College .JLt SENIORS . . . 1957 BARN ' HART, NF.MA KAY Majors: English, Business, Home EcoiUMiiics Ainivnits: Tri-Hi-Y. Booster Club. Interluilc. CJlee Club Plans: Business Collei;e BARNES. BOB Majors: English, Spanish Activities: Freshman Basketball Plans: Dentist BARTON. PERCY LEE Majors: English. Science, Mathematics Activities: Track. Freshman Basketball. Freshman Football Plans: College BASS. RICHARD EMMETT Majors: English. Mathematics. Social Studies Activities: Orchestra. Glee Club. Barnstormers. Yearbook, Homeroom Officer PLjANs: College BATALIS, CHRIS G. Majors: English, Histor ' , Science Activities: Student Council. Homeroom Officer, Barnstormers, Freshman Basketball, B Baseball, Booster Club Plans: College ' -?- ' : BATEMAN, EILEEN Majors: English, Business Activities: Orchestra, Booster Club Plans: Secretary BAUMGARTNER, JOHN Majors: English, Mathematics, Science. History Activities: Football, Booster Club. Future Farmers ' Club Plans: Work HKAMER, JUDITH ANN Majors: I ' jiglish, Science, Social Studies AcTivrm s: HiKislcr Club Plans: College BEARD. MARCIA ANN Majors: English. Spanish. Mathematics Activities: Yearbook. Homeroom Officer, Booster Club Plans: DcPauw University BEDNAREK, LOIS Majors: English, Foreign Language, Business Activities: Booster Club Plans: Secretary BENSON, GEORGE Majors: English, Mathematics Activities: Homeroom Officer, Glee Club. Booster Club. Freshman Football, Barnstormers, Student Council Plans: College BERGEN, DON Majors: English Activities: Band Plans: Navv BERNHARI), ROBERT DEAN Majors: English, Mathematics. Shop Plans: Work HILL, SHIRLEY ANN Majors: English. Language. Mathematics Activities: Student Council. Interlude, Homeroom Officer. Jr. Class Secretary. National Honor Society, Sr. Class Secretary Plans: College SENIORS . . . 1957 BILINSKI, JESSIE ANN Majors: Language, English Activities: Booster Club Plans: Nurse BLACKFORD. PHILIP R. Majors: College Preparatory Activities: Barnstormers, Projectionists, Basketball Mgr. Plans: Navy BLAIR. RUSSELL W. Majors: Machine Shop Activities: Tumbling Plans: Machinist BOONE. LA VERNE Majors; Spanish. Music. English Activities: Booster Club Plans: College BOROWSKI, RICK Majors: College Preparatory Plans: College BORSODI, NANCY Majors: English, History, Business. Art Activities: Glee Club, Booster Club Plans: Undecided BORSODI, OLGA A. Majors: English, Business, Home Economics Activities: Booster Club Plans: Office Work ■ ' iW%r BOUGHNER. DEBORAH LEE Majors: Language. English .Activities: Barnstormers (board), Booster Club. Homeroom Officer, National Honor Society Plans: College BOYD. JUDITH BEDFORD Majors: English Science. Mathematics Activities: Student Council. Booster Club. Interlude Plans: College BOYER, MARJORIE LOUISE Majors; College Preparatory Activities: Student Council Treasurer, Booster Club, Interlude, Yearbook, National Honor Society Plans: College BRAGG, PATSY L. Majors; Commerce Activities; Glee Club Plans: Commercial College or Social Work BRAMLETT. ANN Majors: Commerce Activities; Glee Club, Booster Club Plans; Secretary BRANDON. NANCY LOU MvjoRs; English. Mathematics. Science, Latin . ' cti ities; Student Council, Junior .Achievement, Barnstormers Plans: College BRANNON, GEORGE Majors; English, Mathematics, Business Plws: Untlcciiled SENIORS . . . 1957 BRANTLEY. CLARA JEAN Mators: Enylish, Mathematics. Social .Studies. Science AcTiviTiK.s: Band. Future Nurses, Tri- H-Y, Booster Club Plans: Nursing BROWN. JOHN NACE Majors; Art. English Activities: Football, Track, Wrestling Plans: Army BROWN, MARILYN Majors: English, Business, Home Economics Activities: Booster Club Plans: Undecided r ' W BROWN, NORMA SUE Majors: Business, Home Economics, English -Activities: Booster Club, Glee Club Plans: Beautician BRYANT, JOHN CHARLES Majors: English, Art Activities: Glee Club, Barnstormers, Booster Club Plans: College BUBELENYL MICHAEL ANDREW Majors: English, Social Studies, Mathematics Activities: B Team Track P lans: College ! ' tT t Jki BUHLER, SUZ.i NNE Majors: English, History, -Art Activities: Booster Club Plans: Telephone Operator BUJTAS, CAROL KAY Majors: I ' nglish, Commerce .Activities: Homeroom Officer, B Team Cheerleader I ' lANs: Secretary BUNYAN, JEANNIE LOUISE Majors: English, Social Studies Plans: Undecided BURKHART, JEAN MARJORIE Majors: English, Commerce, Home Economics Activities: Student Council. Booster Club. Homeroom Officer, National Honor Society Plans: Modeling BURKHART, JOAN SUSAN Majors: English, Commerce Activities: Booster Club Secretary, Class Officer, National Honor Society Plans: Modeling BURNS, ULYSSES Majors: English, Foreign Language, Science, Social Studies Activities: Band, Proiection Club, Barnstormers Plans: College BUSCH, GENEVA JOY Majors: Spanish, English, Home Economics Activities; Booster Club, Glee Club, Homeroom Officer Plans; Commerce College BUSSE, SH, RI Majors: English, Mathematics Activities: Student Council. Homeroom Officer. Orchestra. Glee Club. Booster Club, National Honor Society Plans: College SENIORS . 1957 BUTLER. BEVERLY JOYCE Majors: History. English Activities: Booster Club Plans: College CARTER, FRANCES JOAN Majors: English, Home Economics, Mathematics Activities: Interlude agent. Homeroom Officer, Glee Club Plans: College CABANA, ROLLAND STEPHAN Majors: English, Social Studies. Mathematics Activities: Freshman Football, Booster Club, Student Council, Homeroom Officer Plans: Tool and Die Engineer t J i. CAMPBELL, JON CHARLES Majors: English, Spanish, Science Activities: Football, Baseball. Glee Club Plans: College CAMPBELL, MARY DEAN Majors: English, Business, Art Activities: Booster Club, Student Council, Class Officer Plans: Secretary CHANDLER, HENRY Majors: English, Mathematics, Shop Activities; Football, Track, Orchestra Plans: Undecided CHEERS, CHARLES Majors: History, English Activities: Music, Booster Club Plans: College CHESNUT, RONALD Majors: English, Mathematics Activities: Tumblers, Diversified Co- operative Piogram, Booster Club Plans: School of Tool Die CARNES, RUTH ESTHER Majors: English, Home Economics, Business Activities: Booster Club, Glee Club Plans: Nursing CARNEY, WILLIAM LEONARD Majors: Mathematics, Science, History, English Activities; Booster Club Plans: Mechanical Engineer CARTER, CALVIN Majors: English Plans: Undecided CHISM, SHIRLEY ANN Majors: English, Home Economics Activities: Homeroom President, Student Council, Varsity Cheerleader, Interlude Agent, Glee Club, Orchestra, Booster Club, Future Nurses ' Club Plans: Nursing CIESLIK. BARBARA A. Majors: English, Social Studies. Business Activities: Booster Club, Future Nurses ' Club Plans: Undecided COFFEE, KAY Majors: English, Drafting Activities: B Team Football, B Team Baseball Plans: Service SENIORS . . . 1957 C.OllX. DOROTHY PAULA Majors: Hnglisli. Art Activities: Booster Club, Glee Cliih Plans: Collcpc COLLISSON, JEAN Majors: Enjilish. Art, Mathematics Activities: Junior Achievement, Booster Club, National Honor .Society Plans: College COVENTRY, JANET LILLIAN Majors: English. Social Studies, Mathematics, Science Activities: Band, Booster Club Plans: College COVERT, PATRICIA ANN Majors; Foreign Language, Social Studies, English Activities: Band, Majorette, Booster Club Plans: Airline Stewardess CRAIN, JUDITH Majors: English, History Activities: G.A.A. President, Homeroom Officer, Student Council, Booster Club. Varsity Volleyball. National Honor Society Plans: College CRAWFORD. KATHLEEN RUTH Majors: English. Mathematics. Science Activities: Student Council. Glee Club. Band, Orchestra. Booster Club, National Honor Society Plans: College CRITTENDON, WILMA JEAN Majors: English, Home Economics, Business Activities: Booster Club Plans: Secretary CUNNINGHAM. PATRICIA SUZAN Majors: C onuuercial Course Activities: Booster Club, Glee Club, Homer n Officer, Junior Red Cross Pi N ' s: Bu ' .iness College COURTIS, (;UY Majors: English. .Science. Mathematics Activities: Football, Wresding. Track, Orchestra. Booster Club (Vice-President) Plans: College DAVIS, LARRY Majors: English, Mathematics, Science Activities: Student Council Plans: College DILLABER. ROBERT BRUCE Majors: English, Social Studies Activities: Baml Officer, Booster Club, Orchestra Plans: College DOBECKI. JERRY Majors: English, Mathematics, Science Activities: Homeroom Officer, Booster Club, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Cross Country, B Baseball Plans: College DOETSCH, BEVERLY JEAN M ToRs: English. Commercial Course Activities: Tri-Hi-Y Library Club, Booster Club Plans: College DOUGLAS. JAMES EARL Majors: English. Mathematics. Science Activities; Varsity Swimming. Booster Club Plans: Naval Career SENIORS 1957 DUNLAP, MARILYN ELLA Mators: Eni Iish. Home Economics, Mathematics Activities: Yearbook. Booster Club Plans: College DYER, BEVERLY SUE Majors: English, Home Economics, Social Studies A( TixiTiEs: Future Nurses ' Club, Barnstormers Plans: Nursmjj ELLIOT. THOMAS W. Majors: English, Science. Mathematics Activities: Golf. Basketball. Homeroom Officer, Student Council, Booster Club Plans: College EMERICK, DON Majors: Mathematics, Science Activities: Band Plans: College EPPERSON, ' IRGIL H. Majors: English, History, Shop Activities: Booster Club Plans: Undecided FABISZAK, MARCIA Majors: English, Home Economics, Business Activities: Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club Plans: Undecided FALLOWl ' IELU, CORDON Majors: English, . uto Shop Activities: Booster Club Plans; Auto Mechanic FELIX. ELE. NOR Majors: English, Home Economics, Social Studies Activities: Tumbling Plans: College FERGUSON. JOYCE Majors: English. Business Activities: Booster Club Plans: Cincinnati Bible Seminary FILL. JOHN I. Majors: English. Mathematics. Spanish Activities: Football, B Basketball, Golf Plans: College FISSGUS, JANET SUE Majors: English, Business .Activities: Homeroom Officer. Interlude, Booster Club Plans: College FLYNN, PATRICIA ANN Majors: English. Business Activities: Varsity Cheerleader. Homeroom Officer. Booster Club Plans: Business College FRANKLIN. ROZELIA Majors: English. Home Economics Activities: Booster Club Plans: Undecided FR. NKLIN. SUSIE MARIE Majors: English. Spanish. Business .Activities: Booster Club. Glee Club, Student Council, Homeroom Officer, National Honor Society Plans: College SENIORS . 1957 FRIT , DOLORES M IoRs: Enjilisli. Science 1 ' lans: t ' ndecitlcil FRY. KENNETH Majors: English. Social Studies Plans: Oilletie GARRISON, PRISCILLA Majors: English, History Activities: Glee Club Plans: Bible School GATES, THOMAS A. Majors: Mathematics, English, Social Studies. Languages Activities: Interlude (Editor-in-Chief), Senior A Class President, Booster Club, Student Council (Executive Board), Var.sity Wrestling, Varsity Tennis, National Honor Society Plans: Law and Business GEMBERLING, LAMAR Majors: English. 1 1 Science Acti ' Ities club, Varsit ball. H )mer Staff, National HM ' Plans: College GILL, RAY Majors: English. Social Studies, Mathematics Activities: Barnstormers, Booster Clul Football, Swimming, Track Plans: Air Force; then College GNOTT, EDWARD EUGENE Majors: History, English Activities: Glee Club, Booster Club, Barnstormers Plans: Air Force or College GORE. THOMAS ORVILLE Majors: English. Spanish. Science, Mathematics Activities: Booster Club. luniur Academy of Science, Barnsidrnicrs I ' rws: College GOSS, SALLY JEAN - . U-M n Majors: Business Course , .,. -g£.,; -- £ .Activities: Student Council, Booster y Club, Interlude . ' gcnt. Homeroom S j , _ Officer U - Plan ' s: Stenographer . t i t ' m GRAH.AM. ELIZABETH Majors: English. History. Business Activities: Varsity Cheerleading. G.A.A., Orchestra. Booster Club Plans: College GRAYZCK, LORRAINE Majors: Business, Social Studies, feUsV Activities: Booster Club Plans: Secretarial Work es, EebUW .j. ■ - GREER. PATRICIA ANN M-ijors: English, Business Activities: Booster Club Plans: Secretary GREGORY. ZANETTE Majors: English, Science Activities: Barnstormers, Booster Club, Glee Club Plans: Opera Singer GRILLO. JAMES RICHARD Majors: Mathematics, English, History, Spanish Activities: Booster Club, Student Council. Junior and Senior Class Officer, Wrestling. Booster Club (Executive Board). Homeroom Officer Plans: Undecided SENIORS . . . 1957 GRIMM. MARLENE Majors: Art, Business Activities; Tumbling Plws; Fashion Designer GROPPLER. LINDA LOUISE Majors: Science, Mathematics, Languages Activities: Tri-Hi-Y, Orchestra, Junior Academ ' o!: Science Plans: College Jii GRORUD, KARL Majors: English, Science Activities: Tennis Team, Booster Club Plans: College GUGLE. RONALD THEODORE Majors: English, Social Studies Activities: Swimming, Booster Club Plans: Undecided HAGENBUCH, JO ANN Majors: History, Science Activities: Booster Club, Glee Club. G.A.A. Plans: Nursing School HAMILTON. RAYMOND CLARK Majors: English, History Plans: Undecided HARDING. DAVE Majors: English, Mechanics Activities: B Football, Track Plans: Auto Mechanic HARM.AN, WILLIAM KENNETH Majors: Mathematics. English Activities: National Honor Society fV ' ice-Fresidcnt). Interlude. Barnstormers, Hand (Vice-President). Student Council Committee Head. Orchestra. Glee Club Plans: Ministry HARROFF, JAY M jors: English. Science. Mathematics, Shop Activities: Student Council, Booster Club Puns: College HESIBEN. UNICE Majors: Business. English Activities: Booster Club. Interlude -Agent. Ir. Achievement. Barnstormers, Glee Club Plans: College HICKEY, JON Majors: English, History, Auto Shop Plans: Service HIPSAK. JACK Majors: Science. History. English Activities: Homeroom Officer. Booster Club. Freshman Football. Basketball and Baseball Plans: College HIRSCHAUER. DON Majors: English, College Preparatory Activities: Baseball, Football. Wrestling Plans: Navy Career HOBBS. MOHLER. J. Majors: Mathematics. Science. English, History Activities: National Honor Societ Varsity Basketball and tiolt. Student Council (Vice-President). Monogram Club (Vice-President), [anuary Senior Class (Vice-President), Homeroom Officer. Booster Club Plans: College ■vVtivitifs: Hciostcr Club. Iimior T.H. HOKF, ANNE Majors: Commercial Art. English Activities; Booster Club Plan ' s: Undccideil HOLDEMAN. lOHN BURTON Mators: English, Mathematics, Science, History Activities: Booster Club (President), Varsity Swimmer, Student Council, Homeroom Officer Plans: College HOLLAND, LEE Majors: English, Science Activities: Booster Club, Baseball Plans: Air Force HOOFNAGLE, SHARON M. joRs; Language, English Activities; Future Nurses ' Club, Student Council, Booster Club Plans: Undecided HOO ' ER, NORMA lE.AN Majors: Commerce Activities: Band, Tri-Hi-Y Plans: Secretary HORAK, CARL MARTIN Majors: Mathematics, English, Science Activities: Band. Tumbling, Orchestra Plans; College IIORAK. JOHN Majors: Maihemalics. Science. English .■ rTi rrn s: Band Officer. Student Council, Tumbling. Booster C lub Plans; (College HORVATH, (;AIL Majors; Business AcTivirirs: Booster Club Plans: Cjillcge HOSTETLER. JANET Majors: Science. English Activities: Glee Club Plans: Undecided HOTCHKISS, BARBARA Majors; Language Activities: Booster Club Plans: College HOWELL. SHIRLEY Majors: Commerce Activities: Tumbling (Treasurer) Plans: Stenographer HRUSKA. ION Majors: English. History. Mathematics . ctin ' itils: Booster Club Plans; College HULING. LYNN D. Majors: Commerce, Music. English. History Activities: Band. Booster Club. Glee Club Plans: Navy SENIORS . . . 1957 HUNT. NANCY Majors: Language. English Activities; Homernom Officer. Interlude Agent, Booster Club Plans: College HUSTON, JAMES Majors: Drafting, Mathematics Activities: Hi-Y Plans: College JASTRZEMBSKI, BERNARD S. Majors: English, Business Activities: B Football, Booster Club Plans: Armv Reserve JOHNS, JUDITH ANN Majors: English, Mathematics. Science. Language Activities: Student Council (Executive Board), Interlude, Booster Club, National Honor Society Plans: College JOHNS. SANDRA Majors: English, Business, Home Economics Activities: G.A.A.. Interlude .Agent. Booster Club Plans: College JONES. JANICE Majors: Commerce Activities: Homeroom Officer. Interlud Agent, Booster Club Plans: Nursing JOO, MARILYN ANN Majors: Home Economics, English, Business Activities: Booster Club Plans: Secretary JORDAN. WILLIAM Majors: Mathematics, Science. English .Activities: Varsity Swimming. Booster Club, Jr. .Achievement. Interlude .Agent Plans: College JOZWIAK. HARRY Majors: English. Business Activities: Booster Club. Glee Club Plans: Undecided KACZMAREK. THOMAS Majors: English. Shop Activities: Booster Club, Homeroom Officer Plans: Marines KAETZER, JANET Majors: Business. English Activities: Student Council Election Committee, Booster Club, Co-op Officer, Homeroom Officer Plans: College KAJZER, JOE ANTHONEY Majors: English, Mathematics, Science Activities: Glee Club, Barnstormers Plans: Undecided KALABANY, STEVE Majors: English, Mathematics Activities: Student Council, Varsity Tennis, Homeroom Officer, Booster Club, Freshman Basketball, Interlude .Agent Plans: College KASA, LARRY Majors: Machine Shop, History. English Activities: Swimming. Booster Club Pl ns: Undecided SENIORS 1957 KASAK. WILLIAM CHARLES Majors: Science, Mathematics Activities: Officer of Ushers Club Plws: College KEIP. BETTY JANE Majors: Science, English Activities; Tumblers, B Plans: Air Line Hostess Cheerleadc KEMP, JAMES RICHARD Majors: Mathematics, English, Mechanical Drawing Activities: Student Council, Ushers Club, Booster Club, Homeroom Officer Plans: Tool and Die Design Teacher KENNEDY, BILL Majors: Auto Mechanics Plans: Electronic Technician KEPSCHULL. ROS. LIE AVON Majors: English, Home Economics Plans: Modeling School KETTLES, LARRY Majors: Mathematics, Vocational Activities: Booster Club Plans: U. S. Marines KILE, JIM Majors: Mathematics, English Activities: Hi-Y Plans: Service KING, JO ANN Majors: English AcTivrriFs: Barnstormers, Jr. Red Cross 1 ' lans: Acting KISTLER, ROSS Majors: Mathematics, English, History Activities: Hl-Y (President), Varsity Swimming, Booster Club, Tumblers Plans: College KISZLA, RICHARD Majors: English, Business Activities: Booster Club, Ushers Club Plans: Undecided KIZER, JAMES EUGENE Majors: English, Social Studies Activities: Band, Booster Club, Homeroom Officer Plans: Undecided KLUTH, EDD Majors: English, Mathematics, Shop Activities: Swimming, Booster Club, Student Council Plans: Service KNOX, STEVE Majors: English, Mathematics, History Activities: Varsity Football, Booster Club Plans: College KOLESIAK, DOLORES A. Majors: English, Spanish Plans: Secretary SENIORS 1957 KOLKIEWICZ. SHARON Majors: English, Mathematics. Histor Activities; Booster Club, Co-op Club Plans: Marriage KOSIK, CARL Majors: English, Business Activities: Booster Club, Ushers Club Plans: Retailer KRILL, RAECHEL L. Majors: Mathematics, English, Science Activities: Tumblers, Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club Plans: College KUCZWARA. JOSEPH Majors: English. Shop Activities: Co-op Club Plans: College KUKLA, JOYCE Majors: Englishj Home Economics Activities: Student Council, Booster Club Plans: Secretary KULCHER, JUDITH ANN Majors: Mathematics, English Activities: Tri-Hi-Y, G.A,A., Booster Club. Barnstormers Plans: College KURDYS, ERNEST G. Majors: English, Machine Shop Activities: Varsity Wrestling and Track Plans: Undecided KUREK, JAMES Majors: English, Art .Activities: Booster Club Plans: Undecided LAMB, JUDITH EILEEN Majors: Science, Mathematics, English Activities: Band, Orchestra, Pep Band, Barnstormers, Booster Club Plans: College LANE, JANET LYNNE Majors: English, History, Commercial Courses Plans; Undecided LANGWELL, KATHLEEN ANNE Majors; Spanish, English, Music Activities: Band. Orchestra, Glee Club, Homeroom Officer Pl ns: Airline Stewardess I. A PL. CE, DORIS Majors: English, Home Economics Activities: Glee Club, Booster Club Plans; Undecided I.AUER, CHARLES Majors; English, . uto Shop Activities: Booster Club Plans: Auto Mechanic I.AWHO.V. GERALD LEE Majors; Mathematics. .-Vuto Shop. Machine Shop Activities; Football, Tech Club Plans: Technical School SENIORS . . . 1957 LAWRl ' .NCK. WAYNl-. Majors: Knjilish. Social Stuilics, ScuiU( AcTiviTiKs: Hi-Y (Vice-President), Swimming, Tumblers, Interlude . f;enl. Booster CUili Plans: College LEE, HERBERT Majors: Eni lish, Science. Mathem.itics . cTi iTits: Freshman Football, Varsit Basketball Plans: College LEEKE, CONNIE Majors: English. Business Activities: Tri-Hi-Y (Secretary), Booster Club Plans: Secretary LEIGHTON, MARY ELLEN Majors: English. Business AcTi iTiFs: Student Council, Homeroom Officer, Booster Club Plans: Secretary LENCZOWSKI. SHARON Majors: Music, College Preparatory Activities; Glee Club (President), Barnstormers. Homeroom Officer. Interlude Agent. Booster Club. National Honor Society Plans: Secretary LEWINSKI. JACQUELINE JOAN Majors: English, Home Economics Activities: Future Nurses Club. Booster Club, Homeroom President Plans: Nurses ' Training LIPPINCOTT, WILLIAM Majors: Science, English Activities: Ushers ' Club (President), Glee Club, Tumblers Plans: Army i.rn ' i.K, SHARON sue Majors: Science, English Ai itvitus: Future Nurses ' Club. Hoostci ' Club, (ilee Club. Homeroom Officer I ' l.ANs: Nurses ' Training LIZZI, SAM Majors: English, Social Stuilies Plws: Untlecided LOCKE. DAN Majors: Mathematics. History. Science, English Activities: Varsity Track. Junior Achievement Plans: College LOCKHART, JAMES EDWIN Majors: Vocational Auto Shop. English Activities: Band. B Football. Barnstormers Plans: Air Force or College LONG, LOIS JEAN Majors: Mathematics, Home Economics Activities: G.A.A. Booster Club, National Honor Society Plans: Nursing LOOTENS, VIRGINIA MARIE Majors: Business, English Activities: Glee Club, Booster Club Plans; Undecided McCarthy, aletha louise Majors; English AcTivniEs: Glee Club. Booster Club, Interlude Agent Plans; Undecided SENIORS . 1957 McGUIRE, RUSSELL Majors: English, Social Studies. Science Activities: Booster Club Plans: Navy; then College Mcknight, lee McKinley Majors: English, History, Mathematics Activities: Football, Basketball. Booster Club, Baseball, Monogram Club Plans: College Mcknight, pauline Majors: Spanish, Commercial Course. English Activities: Glee Club (Treasurer). Student Council, Interlude. Booster Club. Plans: College MADISON, GLENN Majors: English, Mathematics Activities: Glee Club Plans: Recording Artist MADISON, RICHARD ALLEN Majors: English, History Activities: Glee Club Plans: College MAGER, CAROL ANN Majors: Spanish, English, Home Economics Activities: Interlude, Yearbook Business ■ ' Manager, Student Council, Booster Club. Homeroom Officer, National Honor Society Plans: Dental Hygienist MAKRIS. GEORGIANNE Majors: Languages, Business Activities: Booster Club, Homeroom Officer, Glee Club Plans: College MANION. PAUL T. Majors: Mathematics, Social Studies, English Activities: Debate Team Plans: Corporation Lawyer tfeniafics, English. Science Bn it Club ' Collet MARKVARTS. ZIGRIDA E. Majors: Business Activities: Glee Club, Booster Club Plans: Secretary or Artist MARTIN, ROMEO Majors: English, Machine Shop Activities: Varsity Football Plans: Service MAZLO, BETTY Majors: Business Activities: Booster Club Plans: Factory Work MEIER, THEODORE JOEL Majors: English, Science, Mathematics Activities: Swimming, Track, Cross Country, Lettermens ' Club. Barnstormers Plans: College MEJER. JOSEPHINE V. M. Majors: Business Activities: Booster Club Plans: Undecided Is V u SENIORS . . . 1957 MKM-.RS. ROBKRT MARTIN Majors: Mathematics. Music, F.nglisli Activities: Orchestra, Interlude . };ent Plans: Navy MILHOUS. BARBARA Majors; Collese Preparatnry Activities: Tri-Hi-Y (President), Tumblers (Vice-President). Student Council. Booster Club Plans: Nursing MILLER. DAVID ALAN Majors: Mathematics. Science. English Activities: Swim Team Mgr. Plans: College MM MILLER, JOE Majors: English Activities: D. C. E. Program Plans: Mechanic MILLER, SAUNDRA LEA Majors: College Preparatory Activities: Library Club (Vice-President), Tri-Hi-Y, Orchestra, Booster Club Plans: College N MITCHELL, DALE Majors: English Activities: Band, Future Farmers (President), Booster Club Plans: Diesel Mechanic i MOHLER, KAY Majors: English Activities: Interlude Agent, Homeroom Officer. Booster Club Plans: Laboratory Technician MOLNAR, SHIRLEY ANN Majors: English Activities: Booster Club Plans: Model MORLIIOUSL, jUDIE ELLEN Majors: English, Art Activities: Interlude Agent. Booster Club Plans: College MROCZKIEWICZ. LUCIEN Majors: Mathematics, Science, Social Studies Activities: Swimming, Booster Club Plans: College MROZINSKI, ARLENE Majors: Business Activities: Booster Club Plans: Undecided MURPHY, MARY SHARON Majors: History, English, Business Activities: Booster Club Plans: College NAILON, JENET Majors; English. Art. Activities; Barnstormers, Library Club, Booster Club Plans: Elementary Art Teacher NELSON, RICHARD L. Majors: Mathematics, English, Science Plans: College SENIORS 1957 NEWSOM, lOSETTE Majors: Commercial Art, English Activities: Yearbook. Booster Club Plans: Photography Work NIBLICK, ROBERT Majors: Mathematics, English Activities: Banil, Orchestra, .-Ml State Solo and Ensemble Contests. B:)oster Club, Pep Band Plans: College NICKS, BLANCHE Majors: English, Business Course Activities: Booster Club Plans: Stenographer NITSOS. JOHN Majors: English, Mathematics, History, Science Activities: Track, Basketball, Wrestling. Interlude Agent Plans: College NOLAN, MARLYNNR Majors: English, Home Ectmomics Activities: Booster Club, Barnstormers Plans: Secretary NORDCREN, BRETT Majors: College Preparatory, Science, Mathematics, English Activities: Science Club, Student Council, Barnstormers Plans: College NOW.ACKI. DARLENE MAXINE Majors: Mathematics, Social Studies, English Activities: Junior Red Cross, Student Council, Interlude, Homeroom Officer, Booster Club Plans: Business NOWAK, JOHN Majors: English, Mathematics, Machine Shop . cTiviTiEs: Booster Club Plans: Machinist NOWATKA, DIANE MARIE Majors- Business, English .• cTiviTiEs: Booster Club (Secretary), Varsity Cheerleader (Captain). Homeroom Officer Plans: Business College NOWICKI, BERNARD Majors: English, Shop . CT1VITIES: Booster Club Plans: Service OBKRHOLTZER, DWIGHT Majors: English, Mathematics .Activities: Student Council President. Senior Class Presitlent, Glee Club Officer. Homeroom President, National Honor Societs . Barnstormers Plan ' s: Ministr - OTOLSKl. RICHARD JAMES Majors: Social Studies. English Activities: Varsity Football. Varsity Baseball, Student Council, Homeroom Officer, Monogram Club. Booster Club Plans: College PALMITKR. KAY DULENE Majors: Business , cti tties: Glee Club. Booster Club. Barnstormers, Debate Plans: Secretary I ' ALMITKR. .MARY ANN Majors: . rt. English .-Vctivities: Booster Club Plans: Art School SENIORS . 1957 PALUSZr.WSKl. I ' RISCILLA Majors; Business. Enjilish AcTiviTiKs: RoosUT Club Pi-Avs: Untlccitlctl rii iscii, i:u(;i:nh Mmohs. I n ilish. Shop Plans: S.iltsiii.m PARKER. ESAU M ;oRs: Biology. English AcTiviriEs: Booster Club Plans: College 8-i PATTERSON. WALLACE HARRISON Majors: English. Machine Shop Plans: Undecided PAVEK. RONALD L. Majors: Mathematics. Science. English Activities: Track. Booster Club, Barnstormers Plavs: College PEARSE, LINDA KAYE Majors: College Preparatory Activities: Booster Club Plans: College PERKINS, JOHN Majors: College Preparatory Activities: Swimming Team, Monogram Club, Jr. Academy Plans: College PERRY. JUDITH Majors: Commerce Activities: Booster Club Plans: Undecided I ' LUMP. DOROTHY JEAN Majors: Commercial Course .■ c ri rriEs: Booster Club Plans: Service POLLACK. SHARON LOU M joRs: Science. Spanish. Mathematics. English, Dramatics ■Activities: Barnstormers (Chairman), Interlude. Student Council. Booster Club, National Honor Society Plans: Dancing Teacher I ' OSICK. CAROL DL NE Majors: Mathematics. English. Science, Languages Activities: Student Council. Booster Club, Band, Homeroom Officer, Plans: Nurses ' Training and Medical School ' RESTON, JACQUELINE MARY THERESA .Majors: English, Business , cTiviTiEs: Glee Club, Booster Club Plans: College of Commerce RADCLIFFE, ROGER Majors: Mathematics, Science, English Plans: College RADECKI, K. THERINE ANN Majors; Commerce, Art, English . cTiviTiEs; Booster Club Plans; Telephone Operator SENIORS . . . 1957 RAGUE, RUTH M. Majors: Mathematics, Science. English Activities: Booster Club Plans: College REED, JOHN Majors: Shop, English Activities: Football, Basketball Plans: College REMS, RUDY ALFRED Majors: English, Mathematics Activities: Football, Wrestling, Golf, Track, Cross Country, Homeroom Officer Plans: Undecided RICHARDS, SANDRA Majors: English, Business nj Activities: Booster Club. Libraj Student Council Plans: Marriage RICKELMAN. ALICE MARIE Majors: College Preparatory Activities: Glee Club, Booster Club, Homeroom Officer Plans: Commercial Art RICKER, WILLIAM WALLACE Majors: Mathematics, English Activities: Junior Achievement Plans: Undecided RIDENOUR, LEAH JANE Majors: Business, English Activities: Glee Club, Homeroom Officer, Tri-Hi-Y President Plans: Secretary RINGER, EDWARD W.AYNE Majors: English Activities: Booster Club, Co-op, Glee Club Plans: College RODGERS. JOHN Transferred ROELKE. ROBERT MILBURN Majors: English, Social Studies Activities: Projectionists ' Club Plans: Technical School ROHDE. BRUCE Majors: Vocational, English Activities: Tumblers ' Club President, Homeroom Officer Plans: Contractor ROPER, JOHN Majors: Mathematics, Science, English, History, Language Activities: Homeroom Officer, Tennis, Barnstormers, Interlude, Science Club Plans: College ROTH, HOWARD ALLEN Majors: Shop. English Activities: Booster Club. Homeroom Officer. Audio Visual Club Plans: Service RUTHERFORD, GARDNER N. Majors: Social Studies, English Activities: Band, Swim Team, Barnstormers Plans: Electrician ' s Apprenticeship SENIORS . . . 1957 RYAN, GILBERT Majors: English, Electricity AcTivniii.s: Glee Club, Booster Club, Barnstormers Plans: Electrician SAX ' ARESE. JAY Majors: English, Social Studies Activities: Booster Club Plans: College SCHAAF, SYLVIA ANN Majors: English, Mathematics, Language, Social Studies Activities: Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club, National Honor Society Plans: College SCHMIDT, SUSAN LOUISE Majors: English, Foreign Language Activities: Interlude, Debate, Glee Club, Barnstormers, National Honor Society Plans: Interpreter SHEPHERD, DAVID FRANKLIN Majors: Mathematics, Science. English Activities: Glee Club, Booster Club, Barnstormers Plans: College Hr SHERRY, GRACE LOUISE Majors: English, Business Activities: Tri-Hi-Y, Barnstormers, Booster Club Plans: Fashion Designing SHERWOOD, GEORGE MURRAY, JR. Majors: English, Machine Shop, Social Studies Activities: Ushers ' Club Plans: Army SIIOl.MAKKR. lO. N MARIE Majors: Art, English .■ cTivniEs: Booster Club I ' l.ANs: Marriage SI lOEMAKER, LOIS DEBORAH Majors: English, Business, History .Activities: Homeroom Officer, Booster Club Plans: Undecided SHURN, MARGIE RUTH Majors: English, Spanish, Home Economics Activities: Booster Club Plans: Beauty Culture School SILVER, LINDA ELLEN Majors: Business Activities: Glee Club Plans: College SMEAD, JUDIE ANN Majors: Business Activities: Booster Club Plans: Stenographer SMITH, LESTER Majors: English, Science, Social Studies .Activities: Track Pl. ns; Air Force SMITH, SH.ARON JUNE f Majors: Commercial Course AcTTvrriEsi ' ' Booster Cljib ,, PlaM XtlndecidedY iflj j 7 SENIORS 1957 SMITH, SHIRLEY AN ' X Majors: English. Art Activities: Booster Club Plan ' s: College SMITH. WILMA KATHAR ' iN Majors: Commerce Activities; Booster Club Plans: Secretarv m SNIDER. ROBERT ALAN Majors: English. Social Studies Activities: Interlude Agent, Homeroom Officer Plans: College SNIDER, SHIRLEY BARBARA CAROL Majors: College Preparatory Activities: Band, Library Club. Future Nurses ' Club (Secretary-Treasurer) Plans: Undecided SOBIESKI, DELORES Majors: English, Commercial Course Activities: Interlude Agent. Booster Club, Glee Club Plans: Office Work SOKOL. MARLENE ANN Majors: Art, English. Home Economics Activities: Glee Club. Booster Club, Barnstormers, Homeroom Officer, Interlude Agent Plans: Undecided SORUKAS, WILLIAM Majors: Mathematics, Science, Shop. English Activities: Cross Country, Track, Projectionists ' Club (President) Plans: Electronic Engineer SPENCER, CAROLYN Majors: Commerce Pl ns: Secretarv SQUIER, THOMAS ROBERT Majors: Science, English Activities: Baseball, Varsity Football, Booster Club. Student Council Plans: Marines STACHOWIAK, EUGENE JOSEPH JOHN Majors: Mathematics, Social Studies Activities: Varsity Track. Varsity Football, Booster Club Plans: Army STAJKOWSKI. ROGENE BARBARA Majors: Commerce Activities: Booster Club Representative, Barnstormers, Homeroom Officer Plans: Business School or College STAVROS. JAMES G. Majors: English, Science Activities: Wrestling Pl ns: College STEINIGER. SUSAN IRENE Majors: English, Mathematics,, Social Studies Activities: Interlude Agent, Yearbook, Homeroom Officer, Booster Club, National Honor Society Plans: College STILSON, EUGENE Majors: English, Mathematics .■ cTivnTEs: Orchestra. Glee Club. Tumblers ' Club. Barnstormers Plans: College SENIORS . . . 1957 STOCKTON. HALF. Majors: C()lle ;(.- Preparatory Activities: Barnstormers. Hoimrooni President. Booster Cluh Plans: CoUcye STONK. MYR. EL.- INE Majors: English, Languages Activities: Booster Club. Barnst( rmcr Plaxs; College STROUP. GL. DYS DARLENE Majors: Commerce Activities: Tri-Hi-Y. Freshman Cheer- leader. Booster Club Plans: College SWARTZBAUGH. JON EDWARD Majors: Mathematics, Science, English Activities: Glee Club. Science Club, Booster Club, Barnstormers Plans: College SZCZESNIAK, ANDREW L. M, TORs: English, Science Activities: Jr. Achievement Plans: College SZUCS. JACK Majors: English, Machine Shop, Mechanical Drawing Activities: Booster Club, B Team Football. Swimming Team Plans: Undecided TANKERSLEY, ROBERT G. Majors: Mathematics, English Activities: Swimming Plans: College TARNOW. SUE KLI.EN Majors: History, Spanish, English . i riviTii;s: Yearbook Editor, Student C ' ouncil Representative, Homeroom Officer, Glee Club, Booster t:lub l ' i, Ns: English Teacher TAYLOR, CHARLOTTE J. Majors: Commerce Pi.ANs: Business College TUVESON. CHRISTINE Majors: College Preparatory Activities: Glee Club. National Honor Society ' , Yearbook Artist Plans: College AN RAVENSWAY, JUDITH ANN Majors: English, History, Business Activities: Booster Club Plans: Office Work ARGA, STEVE E. Majors: English. Printing Activities: Booster Club Plans: Butcher ' ARG0. ROSEMARY Majors: Language. Commerce. English, Science AcTi ' iTiES: Junior Achievement, Booster Club Plans: Undecided -i:rholstra. kenneth Majors: English. Shop Activities: Student Council Plans: Undecided SENIORS . . . 1957 VINCENT, JUDY KAY Majors: Languages. Mathematics, English Activities: Debate. Glee Club. Booster Club, Yearbook Staff. National Forensic League. Barnstormers. Plans: College VOHS, GARY Mators: English. Science. Mathematics Activities: Football, Swimming. Track. Homeroom President, Booster Club. Monogram Club Plans: Air Force Academy WARD, WILMA M. Majors: English. Commerce, Home Economics Activities: Booster Club Plans: College WEATHERWAX. LINDA LEE Majors: Commerce Activities: Homeroom Officer, Booster Club, Junior Achievement (Secretary-Treasurer) Plans: College WEAVER, SALLY LYNN Majors: Spanish. English. Business Activities: Homeroom Officer, Tri-Hi-Y, Booster Club Plans: Undecided WEEMS, DON L. Majors: English, Science Activities: Barnstormers, Glee Club, Booster Club Plans: Undecided WEGENKE, DAN KAY Majors: English. .Science. Mathematics Activities: Swimming. Baseball. Band. Booster Club Plans: College WEGNER, JEANETTE KAY Majors: English, Home Economics Activities: Booster Club, Future Nurses ' Club Plans: Undecided WEST, OSSIE LEE Majors: English, Home Economics Activities: Glee Club. Booster Club Plans: Undecided WHEATLEY, DARLENE Majors: English, Commercial Course Activities: Booster Club Plans: Marriage WHITE, CYNTHIA PEARL M.AJORS: English, Latin Activities: Glee Club. Booster Club Puns: Nurse or Pianist WHITINGER. THAD Majors: Mechanical Drawing, Mathematics, English Activities: Swim Team. Booster Club Plans: College WIATROWSKL ANGELA MARY Majors: Business, English Activities: Yearbook Staff, Glee Club, Booster Club Plans: Work WIDMAR, MARY LOU Majors: Commerce, English. History Activities: Booster Club. Student Council. Interlude Agent Plans: Secretary SENIORS 1957 WILCOX, NANCY ANN Majors: Spanish. En«ilish AcTivniFs: Glee Club, Junior Achievement, Booster Club Plans: College WILCOX, WAYNE LA MAR Majors: Mechanical Drawing. Machine Shop. English Activities: Swim Team, Booster Club Plans: Armed Forces WILKESON. MICHAEL Majors: English, History Activities: Booster Club Plans: Navy WILLIAMS, BEATRICE Majors: Home Economics. English, Business Activities: Future Nurses ' Club Plans: Nurse WILLIAMS, WILLIAM HENRY M. joRs: English, Mathematics, History Activities: Varsit - Football, Homeroom Vice-President Plans: Service; then College WITIORP, IN(;A HIRCITTA IllORSTENSDOTTER Majors: Soci;il Studies, Foreign Languages, Literature Activities: Student Council, Booster Club. (51ee Club Plans: University of Stockholm WOLAK, JOAN Majors: Mathematics, Spanish, English Activities: Homeroom Officer, Student Council, Interlude Agent, Booster Club, National Honor Society Plans: College WOLTMAN, PATRICIA Majors: Mathematics, English Activities: Tri-Hi-Y (Treasurer), Band, Orchestra, Booster Club Plans: College WOODWARD. PEGGY ANN Majors: English, Science Activities: Future Nurses ' Club (Officer), Booster Club, Interlude Agent, Student Council, National Honor Society Plans: Nurse WORDEN, ROLFE ALLAN Majors: English, Science, Mathematics Activities: Debate President, Student Council, Booster Club Plans: College WILSON, DENNIS ALLEN Majors: English, Mathematics, Science Activities: Varsity Swimming, Booster Club Plans: College WILTROUT, CONST. NCE MARY Majors: English, History Activities: Band Officer, Orchestra, Interlude. Homeroom Officer, National Honor Society Plans: Social Worker WRIGHT. WILLIAM LA VERNE Majors: English, Machine Shop Activities: Booster Club Pl ns: M.ichinist YOUNG, BOB Majors: English, Machine Shop Activities: Football, Baseball Plans: Army SENIORS . . . 1957 YOUNT. SANDRA Majors: History, English Plans: Lawyer ZAKROCKI, TIM Majors: English, Mathematics Activities: Baseball, Student Council, Booster Club Plans: Barber ZAWIERUCHA, ELAINE ANN Majors: English, Home Economics Activities: Future Nurses ' Club Booster Club Plans: Nursing ZUKOWSKl. MARION DON.ALD Majors: Auto Mechanics. English, Science Activities: Projection Club, Booster Club Plans: Undecided SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES JAMES ADAIR JEAN BROOKS SUZANNE BUHLER JOHN COALMAN BLAINE L. CROW MARVA LOUISE FRIZZELL BARBARA JEAN HENRY IKRRY HUMBERGER DALE L. HURD ANN YVONNE LASTER PHIL McDonald GEORGE PAPANDRIA BARBARA PITULA TIM ROUSE RICHARD CHARLES SEIFERT HARRY SIMPSON. JR. BASIL WAYNE TUDOR FREDERICK V. VAN SCOYK HONORS 1 1 1)1111 JOHNS I ' iilcdictorian Thomas Gates Valediclorian Nancy Brandon I ' li etiictoilati LaMar Gemberlinc Valedlctoritni Darlene Nowacki Wiledictorian John Roper Saliitutoriiui DWICHT OliKRHOLTZFR Most Lik ely to Succeed Most Humorous Martorie BOYER Contiilnited Most to Cetilral Most Athletic Most Po pill at- Brett Nordgren was honored this spring by being chosen the number one high school scientist ill the nation. Brett, an honor student, also received a I2800 scholarship and will be aided by Westinghouse throughout his col- lege career. Our entire school is very proud of this outstanding senior who certainly deserved this great honor. One of the biggest moments in the life of a junior occurs when he walks into Berg ' s and orders his class ring. The junior class officers are making this important buy now. Dew Ann Drout, secretary; Sandra Piechoski, treas- urer; and Larry Morrison, president, stand by eagerly waiting for Denny Bishop, vice-president, to make sure his ring will fit. JUNIORS We Look Toward Next Year The fresh, commanding air of an upperclassman . . . that photostat from the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles . . . memories of a prom ... a voice in the student council elections . . . friends among the seniors ... all these things now belong to us. We have climbed the ladder and stepped into the higher realm . . . Next year is ours! JUNIORS . . . « . M . fe %. m i , Ip! ?!) 1 r n r %i ' 4i V . fe |! i O iM ■ ■ §ft j - ' A P !P- J ' - ' X t f 3 Phil Achton, James Adair. Janet Adams. Sue Alasko. Mary Aldndge, Karl Alexander. Nancy .Amber. Jim . nders()n, Ruth Anderson. Jerr ' .Andrews, Jud ' . nthony. Don . tlvinson, Pat Badosvski. Pat Baich, Bruce Baile ' , Sand ' Ball. Janet Bank- son. Emil Barcevic. Richard Earner. Bob Bartholomew. Joe Bartkowiak. Zane Bernstein. Lois Berry. Sharon Berry. Barbara Bcvis. (iloria Bielejcwski. John Bikowski. Norma Biles. Denny Bishop. Linda Bixler. Larry Blume, Loretha Boone. . nn Bowman. Larry Boyd. Joe Brauns- tlorf. Gary Bremer. Kenn - Brown, Valerie Bruce, Louis Burnoski. George Byers, Jo Lynn Campbell. Deanna Candler. Fred Chare- ton. Tom Charlesworth. Ruby Chester. Shirley Chodzinski. Bert Chudzicki. Bob Chudzicki. Mike Cicsiolka. Rob- ert Clark, James Cobb. Ina Cohen, Nancy Cohen. Mildred Cooper. Rita Craig. Joan Crawford. Jim Cy- tacki. Diana Davis, Allan Davison, Corlette DeArmond, Carol Decker, Larrv Dennert, Condra Dennis. Betty Dent. Roger Dent. Mary De- Paepe. Mike Dcrrough, Donalee Dor- hauer. George Donat, James Dotson, Bettv Dovle, Dick Dovle. Mary Do ' le. Dew . ' Vnn Drout. Har- rictta Duckworth. Carol Dudley. Shir- lev Durskey. Randy Elliot. Judy Er- hardt. Delores Everman. Bill Floring. Bill Fortson. Marvin Frank. Law- rence Freel, Bob Frohwerk. Barbara Fromm. Terry Fulneck . Hetty Garri- son, Paul Gast, Don Gillette. John Gillis. Tom Glenton. Vivian Gold, Beverly Golubski, . nna May Good, Tom Gragarek. Ed Gramza, Susan Gramza, Richard GratznI. Kay Green. Bill Grochowalski. Ron (Jromski, Albert Hariston, . ' rthur Har- ley, Barbara Harve ' , Linda Hass, Ikitch Hatfield. Judy Hatten. Bonnie Hawkins, Edyth Hayes. John Hayes. Marcia Hegedus. Darlene Heint- zelman. William Hendrix. Louise Hen- son, Tom Hcrban. Kathy Heron. JUNIORS . . 1 f ' s- - ' I. 5 o l ry f - p a - :; jH f (! Q f? These juniors are busy jilanning for their )iinior Prom which they hope will he the hest yet. Scatcil: M. Holmes, L. Miir risnn. O. Bishop, and I). Drout. Standing: M. Krue- ger, S. Piechoski, V. Bruce, C. Pcretti, K. Parker, B. Jones. J. Martin, J. Niezjind- ski, antl B. Murray. Not pic- tured are J. Rcyniers and K. Kaman. Willard Higgins, Mclvin Holmes, Carolyn Houck. Jean Houck. Jane Housman, Ricki Howsam, Judy Hur- ley. Larry Hurtle. Marvin Ingram. Jerry Jackson. Rita Janowczyk, Bob Jones, John Jones, Charles Jordan, Fred Kahn. Martha Kalka, Kathy Kaman, Lvndelle Kauer. Dick Kaylor, Roger Keene, Bonnie Keip, Jerry Keller, Denny Kemble, Mike Kerestury, Wayne Kile, Lee King, Kav Kirkman. Rosalie Kish. Kay Kistler. Kay Klop- fenstein. . nita Klysz, Judy Kochen- dofcr, Jim Kocsis, Diane Koepke, John Konieczny, Joe Kopczynski. Pauline Kopczynski, Joe Kopinski. Mary . nn Kosik, Carol Kotolinski, Jane Kotzmachcr, Rosie Kovatch, Sharlene Knziiian. Donna Kromka, Marilyn Krueger. Jim Kuehl, Tom Kuiawski, Paul Lacy, Bruce Ladd, Marlene Lambert, Eugene Larry, Gloria Latham, Warren Latson, Dinah Ledden. Mary Longley, Carolyn Lootens, Ce- celia Love, Jim Lowe, Marcia Lytic. Dorsie Mahone, Larry Makowski, Nan- cy Manuszak. Lenora Marcus. Audrey Martin. Jerry Martin, Jim Martm. Phil Martin, Bob Matuszak. Durell McClain, Myrna McClelland. Bonnie McCoy, Cynthia McCray. Beverly McDaniel, Jack McDaniel, Bill McFarlane. Sandra McKinney, Dave Mead, Henry Meier, David Mes- car, Karole Miller, Nancy Miller. JUNIORS p .Q r ' o f? ' © ( ) f o %D k k 9 9 r f n te% ■ • ( r Sharon Millikcn, Terry Miltcnberger, Don Monroe. Tom Mortjeson, Linda Morrcll. Larry Morrison, Bill Murray, Tobv Naav, Sandra Xasco. Jean Nate, Carolyn Nelson, David Ncring, Odell Newburn, Mike Niblick, Laura Nicks, Judy Niederauer, Joan NieZfjodski, John Norton. Tom O ' Brien, Marlene Opaczcwski, Joyce Opclt, Nancy Opelt, Dick Over- ton, Mary Pallo, Joe Papai, Bill Parker, Kav Parker. Gerald Pawlak. Jane Pentelow. Rich- ard Perkms, Charlene Peretti. foAnn Pershing, Sidney Phipps, Sandy Piecho- ski, Bonnie Pierce, Dick Pilarski. Judy Pinkerton, Ray Pinkowski, Elaine Pollock, Joyce Porogi, Tom Por- ter, Henry Prebys, Bernice Preston, Melvin Priest, Frank Prikosovich. Jim Prikosovich, Jean Prytz, Fred Redding, Katherine Redding. John Reed, Juanite Rems, Barbara Renier, Judy Reyniers, . ' ndrew Reynolds. BUI Rieder, Ruth . nn Rintzsch, Earl Ritchie, Maxine Rosplock, Gordon Roth, Brenda Rouse, Steve Rozek, Bob Rozcwicz, Sue Ruth. Rosanne Rzeszewski, David Sabai, Mike Sacchini, Edith Sanders, Susie Sanders, Sharon Sausman, Darlene .Schanfald, Richard Schoolman, Don Schradcr. Janet Schurfeld. Wesley Secrict, Bill Segnitz, Brenda Shannon, JoAnn Shaw, Garv Shonborn, Charles Simon, (ilcn Slusser, Joe Smith, Ruby Smith, Richard Snellenberger, Richard Snider, Richard Snyder, Louie Solomon, Richard Sprinkel, Jim .Squires. Janet Steenbergh. Barbara Stegman. Marian Stevens. George Stinebeugh. CJene Stokes. Nancy Streets. Eugene Stromberg. Sandy Syczka. Nadine Szabo. Dick Szymczak, Jack Taghon. Dan Tankersley. Ste|ihen Tarr. Mic- key Taylor. Sylvia Tcrlccki. Nick Thanos. Barbara Thilman. Earl Thomp son. L lenc Thomp.son. Antonelia Tomolak. F ' red Toth. Louis Toth. Sieve Toth. Marie Trzybinski. Basil Tudor, (Sr.), John Turner. Sandra Tuttlc, Dave Un- derlv, Carol VanRavcnsvvaay, o ( n ft n 5 f? H I uanc V jitcl, Kay Voogd. August V ' oordc, Tom Walkow.ski. Glenn Wal- lace-, Calvin Walkr. Hill Warrick, Martha Wcathcrshy. Tom Wharton. ' iv Wharton. M.irvin White. Sharon WhitcNcl. Torn Widawski. Marilou Wild. Frank Wilk, David Williams, Lcnora Williams. Don Willman. Jessie Wils iii. Joe Winston. Judy Winther, Fred Wolak. Joan Wolfe, Myrna Woods, Amy Wooldridgc, Judy Wooldridge. Carolyn Woolridge. Everett Woosley, Tom Wozniak, Bob Wratc, Judy Wright. George Zagrze- jewski. Gene Zarembka. Mary Sue Zatarga, Gerry Zebrowski. H r 1 ■ 1 gtl ' . ■ ■ ., -4 t P - ' y m . 1 1 Earlv one morning the juniors gathered in the study halls to take the college aptitude tests. Thes? tests determine the ability of each in- dividual to succeed in college. Picking up their daily supplies are the ambi- tious sophomore class officers. Janice Kreps, treasurer; John Boyer, vice - president; Sandy Love, secretary; and Jim Love, president. fF [ ' ' ■WS ' llik n w r r ' -wS K- H A. ■ SOPHOMORES We Establish Ourselves We are no longer freshies. We have become a part of the Interlude staff, Barnstormers, and maybe . . . next year . . . first string on the team. We have grown accustomed to Central, and we are finding our places here. Next year we will sit in upperclass assemblies, for we will belong there! - r Q A ( V . • ' V. fw-; n (T, n - - luilv Alios, Rose Aldridge, Francis AIIm |i, Edilic Amberg. Gene .Anderson, Rudy .Anderson, Diana .Andries, Sandy Andrvsiak, Ualc Arndt. .■ ngc!o Aslanidis, Tom Atherton. I Han .- ujihinbaugh. Phyllis Bailey. Lee Hakcr, Wayne Baker, Bonnie Banli. Tiini Banicki, Jess Barnes. Bob Barrett, Judy Beebe, Barbara Ikchler, Ray Behling, Tom Bilinski, Marie Bella, Carol Bennett, Wilbur Benson, Karen Berk. Katby Biber, Tom Bickel, .Sharon Blunic, Marilyn Bock, Nancy Borknw- ski, Mike Borsodi, Jim Bougard, Ruth B() tl, John Boyer. SOPHOMORES Hftty lUittlinj;. ElcLinrir MrndruT, lo.inna Brooks, Duanc Hrown. liarbara Biiincttf. Rdilx ' cca Bryant, James Buck, ( nnmc Buc -ko vski, Janitc ( ' .ildwcll. lioh ( arpcntc-r. Sharon C ' arpcnlcr, Tom Carrull, Tom Carter, Ron Casi- mer, (lail ( ' atcs, Willis Cattron, Claud UK- ( ' elicliowski. Darlene Ceni,elewski. I ' liyllis Chambers, Julie Chrislman. Ronald Chrustowski, Dianne Clarke, Marian Clarquist, Carol Clauer, Syl- cstcr Coalman, Jerry Colppitts, Judy Conncll. Andrew Conners, Duane Cooley, Rebecca Copelin. Bob Cowan. George C ' rum, Jack Curl, Michael Curl, Mike Dalka, Cle:)d Davenport. Rill Da is. Gordon Davis. Richard Davis, Diane Davison, Craig Dcardorff, .Ann DePacpe, Geraldine Dcrane ' - ' , udy Dezamitz, Judy Dinges. Pat Dobecki, Pat Donahue, Diane Doty, Jane Douglas. Sharon Douglass, Mary Lou Dovvncs, John Drcsbach. Dennis Driscoll, Geraldine Dude.k. Judy Dunham, Sharon Dunham, Dave Dunlap, Faella Easton, Karen Hells. Dick Elias. Esther Ewald, Walter Faltvnski, Carol Fassnacht. Robert Felix. Norma Fmchum. Cur- tis Fischbach. Margaret Fitzgerald, Jim Fleckenstein, Denny Foldcsi, Jackie Foreman, Sally Forrest, Donna Fortson. James Foster, Sandra Foster, Judy Frame. Bob Frank, Marian Frank, Bob Freidline, Sandy Frepan, ' iolet Fulton. Napoleon Gadson. Greg Gates. Ronald Gates. Ruscella Gay. Brenda Gillespie. Betty (daser. Tom Gleeson. Elaine Goff, Juily Gore, l.ick Gorney. Dennis Grabowski. Francis Gramza. Sharon Gramza, Warren Grayson. John Green, Gloria Greer, John Greer, James Grey, Clifton Grimm, Rolf Grorud, I jn Grezgorek, Ronald Grzeskowiak, Allison Gschwindt, Linda Haab, Lowell Haddock, Frank Hague. Barbara Hall. Norman Hansen. Ronald Hans. Dennis Harden, Mich- ael Harnian. Marilyn Harrington. Kar- in Hartman. Pat Hartman. Margaret Harvev, Phyllis Haskin, Michael Henry. SOPHOMORES . . f ' ) J. ? f £:i a n fir) O ri f-« n Pcarlie Henry. Aleda Hcrin.ti. Kathy Herman, Jim Hess, Bryan Hetling- house. Sandy High, Jerry Hodges, Susan H(iehn. Fred Hopkins. Leroy Houck, Sharon Houck, Janice Howard, Bill HuSIer, Betty Hughes. Michael Hurd, Bcrnic Janicki, Norman Jannasch, Geraldinc Jclinski. Carol Jena, Joe Jenczewski, Bob Jer- zak, Carol Jerzak, Andre Johnson. Darlcnc Johnson. Ronald Johns. Sue Johns, Robert Jones. Gale Joosscns, Tom Joyce, Clarence Kaminski. Ann Karnes, Sharon Kay- lor. Diana Kiel. Ronald King, Dennis Kish, Frances Kline. Judy Koepkc. Norm Kowalski, Terry Krantz. Janice Kreps. Dennis Kristow- ski. Sue Kubiak. April Lacy, John Lamberson. Laura Lark. Joe LaVinc, Jane Lawrence, Nathan- iel Lewis, George Little. Kenny Little, Jackie Lizzi, Pat Lochmondy, Dave Lockhart. Tctl Lockniondv. Henry Locsmondy. Tim Longley, Jini Love. Sandy Love, Jim Luczynski. Jim Lynn, John MacLennan. Carolyn Madison, Judic Magera. Jean Mahler. Frances Makr s. Oxian Makrouhi. Janet Markiewicz. Carol Ma- fohn, Henry Marshman. Lester Martin, Thcda Masterson, Dale Matthews. Marilyn Mattingly, Daisy McCaslin, AI McClanahan. Arlene McCoy, Julie McDonald. Ralph McDonald, Romane McElhcnie. Jim McFarlenc. Steve Mc- Gregor. Sue McGuire, Jack Mead, Geraldinc Meek. Ron Melson. Nancy Mendenhall, Susan Mevers. Thomas Michalski, Bill Miller. Gail Miller. Harold Miller, Kenneth Miller. Mari- lyn Miller, Sally Miller. John Mizcllc. Bill Molnar. Gloria Molnar. Robert Molnar, Lvnn Monroe. Kenny Moran, Betty Morgan. Mar- gie Morgan. Elinor Moss, Joyce Mox- ley. Lore Muenstermann. Alice Mull, Anne Murrmann. Ronald Nagy. Mary Jo Nailon. Bob Nemeth. Geor- gia Nemeth. Sharon Ncwburn, Ronnie Newson. John Nice. Shirley Niezgod- ski, Cclcne Nowakowski, Al Nowicki. SOPHOMORES C fi f f ' ' W9 IB § r ' Mk Ci r p nr r A . f? ( « f ftf I ' ll )•; ' ' Soph o m o r e SwiuL was a woiiderlul dance, and one that the sophomores will never forget. Sponsoring their own dance takes the class one step more to- ward the upper class years. Charlotte Nunlcy, James Nunlcy, )oe Nyikos, Judy O ' Donnell, Joanie Olm- stead. Mary . nn Orosz, Jerry Otolski, lini Ott. Felix Owsley. Eileen Pacala. Ules Parker, Larry Parks, Karen Pasalich, Ronald Pccsi, Jim Pendl, Carol I ' ctcrson, Dave Piet- rzak, Don Pinckcrt. Ray Platz, Dale Prawalski, Richard Preston, Sharon Price, Pat Purtce, Todd Putz, Paula Ouig ' ey, Gale Ouinn, Rill Ravbuck. Connie Rclias, Linda Redinbo. Joyce Redlinj;. Pam Rcrick, Richard Reynolds, Jo cc J. Ridenour, Joyce L. Ridenour, Janice Riley. Paul Robinson, Wilma Robinson, Rick Rodefer, Georfje Rojics, L. W. Rosander, Barry Rosenfeld, Harvey Rubinstein, Kay Rupel, Anita Ryback. Pat Sacchini, Dave Sage, Karen Schmucker, John Schoncr, Sandy Schreckenbach, Thorton Schwenk, Dor- thy Scott, Fred Scott, Mary Lou Scott. Ellen Searight. Delores Settles, Duv- id Sexton, Gwen Shaw, Rosemary Sherburn, Vivian Sherwood, Sandra Shoemaker, Vm. Showers, Cleofus Shurn. Lee Sibley, Bob Siewinski. Deanna Sigrist, Bob Silver, Diane Simonton, Dennis Smith, Gary Smith, Janice Sobieski, Paul Sochocki. Don Soderberg, . udrey Sossoman, Elaine Sossoman, Sandy Spencer, Carol Spalazzi, Fred Springer, Frank Spron- bcrg, Rosalie Stachowski. Susan Staf- ford. SOPHOMORES ( tk o rt f - ' n n r n W ■ k Dennis Steinhofcr, Carole Stcinike, Douglis Strange, Dennis Stroup, Claire Swick, Terry Syson, Rudy Tatay, Larry Thomas, Dan Thornton. Janet Tiedge, RosaHe vanScoyk, Pat Voogd. Raymond Wallace, Wayne Wal- lace, Joyce Wentland, Gene Wilkeson, Carole Williams. Don Williams. Garland Williams. Larry Wdliamson. Vonda Williams. Barbara Williner, Willa May Wilson, Willie Wilson. Cindy Wisnlewski. Bill Womer, Jim Woltman. Sue Woolworth. Rosemary Working, Neil Workman, Dec Wright. Jim Wyl- lie, Don Wynne, Gene Yarbrough, Tom Yarger, Larrv Yockev. Karen Zabik. Kathy Zagrzejevvski, Lynn Zambo. Betty Ann Zatarga. feanette Zawierucha, Ralph Zehendner, Marv Zuroff. Any lunxh hour will find many Centralites gathering in the audi- torium to catch up on the latest news. Sopho- mores are J. Wyllie, M. Morgan, G. Anderson, A. Hering, M. A. Orosz, and A. N[ull. Freshmen :l. ss officers Mary Balis, secretary: Larrv Coddens, vice- president; Sally Wool- worth, treasurer; and Al Thompson, president, are engaged in an im- portant discussion with Mrs. Peterson. These officers are getting ac- quainted with our city and are convinced that thev will really love it. FRESHMEN We Begin Our Short Stay Our first l, p of this four year course has been completed. We have learned many things: civics, math, biology . . . getting along with others. We have grown too, by experiencing many more things than it seems could have been crowded into this one short year. Next year will come our turn to tell our younger schoolmates to take the elevator. 9 P f - (f f) l - o o. Carol Ades, Rita Allen, David An- derson, JoAnn Anderson, Sue Ander- son, Sandy Arter, Kathi .Atherton, .Anita Anthony, Judy Austin. Doug Baer, Richard Baker, Ed Bala- now, Mary Balis. Judy Banicki, Bill Barcome, Luela Barrier, Ray Barrier, Bessie Batalis. Larry Bates, Keith Beamcr, Janecn Beard. Jo Ann Beatty. Frank Beedle, Ronnie Bell. Sherrill Bennett, Lester Bcnner, Bob Benson. Larry Bergen, Linda Berry, Mar - El- len Bestle, Beverly Bella. Jean Biddle, Albert Biesbrouck. Willie M.ae Bivens, Judy Black. William Blair. Robert Blake. Ronnie Blazczyk, CJeorge Blount. Joyce Bokor, Susan Bourdon, Bruce Bratton, Tom Brittain, George Brockwa , Robert Brooks. FRESHMEN r f C) . : f of)0 a•r fi t ' f 1 fc Jerry Brown. Mary Etta Brown, Don Krtinctte, Jovce Buchmiller. Barbara Buck. Paul Buehlcr. Bill Buie, Mollie Busch. Paul Busch. Bill Busse. Eu«;enc Carncs. Fred Carter. Gerald Carter. Jim CaufTman. Jean Chambers. Larry Chambliss, Gene Chrobot, Jim Chucxcki. Christine Cihicos, Jesse Clark, Ruth Clark. George Close. Sharon Cobb, Larry Coddens, Bub Coen, Lorraine Cohen, Ann Coleman. Willia Coley. Dave Collins, Jim Col- lins. Nancy Compton. Tom Connelly, Robert Cook, Jim Coventry, Sharon Cox, Sallv Crawford. Barbara Crowe, Bob Crowell, Joyce Cseli, Ken Curl. Carolyn Curry. Rob- ert De Buysser. Darlene De Beekes. Louis Dailev. Sandra Danielowisz. Harry Davis. Ronnie Davis. Shirley Dawson, Barbara Dhacnc, Fred Dicker- son, Ed Dlugosz, Richard Dodd, Carol Dodge. Mary Dolde. Kathy Donahue, Janice Donaldson. Abraham Dorscy, Bill Dunnuck. Frances Dzierla. Sharolyn Early. Shar- on Edstrom, Peter Ellcnberger, Mike Elliott. Pat Elliott. Marcclla Ellis. Barbara Emmons, Francis Eppcnson. Sandra Epperson. Carol Erhardt. Phil Ettinger, Steve Farkas, Garv Feldman. Lola Fclkins, James Fentcrs, Janice Ferguson. David Flemming. Bob Flor- ing. Jim Flowers. Clifford Fovts. Rich- ard Fredrick. Bob Frcshley. Loela Frick, Russ Friedline. Alden Fritz. Denise Fritz. Mike Fritz. Mike Fulnecky. Irma Fultz. Doris Gadson, Sharon Gardner. Nancy Garson, Ray Gawronski, Al- bert Gay. Janet Gnott. Jan Gncbel. Joan Goldin. Russell Gord in. ' icki Gorski, Gloria Goss. Nila Grabnwski. Ruth Graham. San- dra Graham. Jim Cirainger. Ruthann Groll. Dean Graved. Don Green, Judy Green, Pat Green. Scott Gregory. Karen Grey. Ruth CJrorud. Margaret Grounds. James Grummcll. Crcig CJustin. Steve Guy, Heidi HatTer, Gerald Halasz. FRESHMEN . . C .f o , - r W mf f A pA f 1-r.uiklin Haines, Hill llo|natki, )iian Hall, Max HambiilKC, .Sandy Ham- blen, Betty Hadley, Charlcne Hans, Margaret Hardnian. . udrey Hardy. Mary Ann Haringer, Pa t Hurlozin- ski, Ted Harms, Beverly Harnisch. Luclta Harris, Becky Harrison, ( arl Hass, Norma Hatfield, Tcrranee Haute- man. (Sale Hawkins. Elwood Hayes. Eu- gene Ha worth, Jo ' Cc Hechman, Dav- id Hempstead, Bill Hepler. Dick Hcrr, ludy Hess, Kathleen He ' cn. loan Hill. Cheryl Hills. Dorothy Hobson. Jerry Hoffman. .Sandy Holt. Mark Horner, Philip Horton. Joan Horvath, Sharon Hor ath. Betty Hosimer. Carol Howard, De- lores Howard, Susan Howard. Cicne Howell, Hcnreitta Howell. Henry Howell. Karen Huston. Ingram Her- bert. Gwenda James, Linda James, Joyce Jaroszewski, Carolyn Jayo, Willa Jen- kins, Marlene Jensen, Janice Jewell, William Johnson, Andrew Jones. Carmaleta Jones. Donna Jones, Ger- ald J(jnes. Roger Jordon, Mary Dell John.son, Bill Jorgensen, Ben Jozwiak, Carol Jurek, Nellie Karnes. Janice Kazmierzak. Dale Keen. Pat Kemble. Christie Kerr, Emma Kilburn, Larry Kimble. Leslie King, Karen Kl ' jmishin. Irene Klimowicz. Carol Kolwetter. . nita Knower, Irene Kobylarek, Diane Kolesiak, Rose- ann Kolkiewicz, La Verne Kosik, John Kronika, Chuck Kuhiak, Judy Laker. Jim Lane. Judy Latson. Florine Lat- timore. Karen Lawrence, Linda Lee, Barbara Leahmen, Judy Lenczowski, Billie Leslie, Jim Lezak. Carolyn Lippert. Judy Liszewski, Marianne Locke, Billie Long, Roger Longley, Barbara Lopata, Jim Love, Judy Lyons, Kevan McCall. Brenda McDonald. Sue McDuffie. J j ce McFarlane. Bill Mclnnis. Carol McKenzie. Margie McKcnzie. John McKinley. Nola McKinney, Joe Madi- son. Hing Mark, Bill Manette, Ron Mar- cotete, Sam Martin, Vernonne Masse, Dorthy Matthews, Robert Mathewson, Earl Merrill, Janis Mez kowski. FRESHMEN . 4 •■af r 5- B n i Qfl( V r A a P Gerald Michalski. Boyd Miller. Dan Miller, Jack Miller, Julia Miller, Terry Miller. Gcildie Minder, Louise Minnes, Sharon Mitschclcn. Marie Mizelle. Daviil Moeller, Jan- ice Monta.eue. Clara Moore, Tom Moore. Bill Morris, Jim Morris, Brenda Morton, Bonnie Muks. Beverly Murrmann, Elaine Mursten, Jerry Nelson, Sij nore Ncwburne. Don Newhouse. Jimmv Nicholson. John Niespodzian -, William Niemier, Mike Norris. Eileen North, Taddeus Nowicki, Vicky Nozykowski, Sue O ' Malley, Gwenda Oesch, Rick Orvis, Carol Osterhold, Bob Otolski, Jeanette Papay. Steve Papoi, Robert Parko, David Patterson, Joyce Patterson, Terry Pen- nell, Jon Peters, Bob Piechocki, Karen I ' ilger, Marilyn Pinkowski. Marcia Pliska. Stephanie Pollock, Jack Powell. Robert Pricbe. Lloyd Prieb, Jack Pritchard, Sallv Pugsley, George Putz, Sandy Quiggle. Mike Ratlecki, Jim Ratlzikowski, Louise Rague. Carol Raichel. Charol- ette Rapela. Scott Rea. Maudessa Red- ding. Rebecca Reddish. Elmer Rice. Norma Rice. Diana Richert. Carolyn Riddle. Evelyn Rics. Barry Ritzier. Ken- nv Robaska. Dale Robinson, Donald Robinson. Barbara Rockhill. Robert Rodriquez. Norman Rohrer, Barbara Rose. Beverly Rose. Mike Roy- ster. Judy Rozek. David Rupchock, Judy Saenz. Rick Sanders. Hill Schall. Jim Schaut. Joseph Schultz. Clair Scott. Allen Schachen- nian. Tom Schvvagait. Ed Scars, Nelson Secrist, Judy Segnitz. Stanley Sesslcr, Ronnie Seyer, Bar- bara Shake. Danny Sherry. Jack Shilt, Paul Shinier, .-Vnn Siekman. Joelcn Simon. Jane Sims. Donna Skidmore. Jerry Sloan, Bruce Smith, Chester Smith. I ick Smith, Etta Smith, John Smith. Mike Smith. Nancv Smith. Sheryl Smith, Judy Smock, Barbara Smoger. Delores Smiidlev. Jackie Sn - der, Delores Sobicski. Shar;)n Soe;:htig, Ron Sorukas. Joe Sorocco.  1 r j) j 3 1 ' O O . j V - n f E r t 7a ' -S. 2 ' r Ji-W -«• lioii Sotkicwicz. Dawn Souli-, Viola Spoichalski, Larry SprDiiilitr;;, Charlcnc Stacliowski, Karen Stark, ISill Steele, ' Vinn Steel, Kenneth Stronj;. Damiin Strau|i, Uaviil Striker, Joe Strong. Frances Strouss, Bonnie Styp- cz ' nski, Paula Sundernian. Harold Switovvv, Saniira Sweet, Paul Swichart. Jerry Szymczak, Bob Taghon, Nan- cy Tatay, Diane Tate, Jean Taylor, Louis Taylor, Rosalind Taylor, Harold Teeter, John Temple. John Thirion, Bob Thomas. Joan Thomas, Al Thompson. Gloria Thomp- son, Charles Thwaits, Shirley Tobler, Paul Tobleski, Rose Mary Todd. Carol Townc, Melissa Trainor, Paul Trimmer. Andrew Troegcr, Sid Tues- Icy, Marie Turnage, Mike Turner. Judy Twilley. Karen Ullery. James Ingurait, Karen Vayda, Jus- tine Vayda, Janet Vcrhoestra, Judy Vernau, Mark Vcrnau, Gail Vexel, Beverly Voorde, Rose Marie Vuckis. Steve Vuckis. Richard Wadzinski, Gilbert Walder, Wallace Doyle, Com- mie Walls, Albert Walter, Judy Walter, George Walter, Helen Ward. Etta Warren. Sharon Weaver. Diane Wegcnke. Ronnie Wcnzl. Ronald Wert. Joe Wesley. John West, Marge Whar- ton, Gail Wheeler. Parnel Whitener. Ronnie Whitescl, Ruth Whitescll. .Manzo Whitlock. Mar- cie Widowski. M ra Williams. Tommy Wilmure. Jacqueline Windsor. Richard Winston. Gretchen Wise. J. R. Wiseman, Karen Witters, Lee Wolfe. Etl Wood- ard. Sally Woolworth, Fawn Work- man, Dick Wright, Nanc ' Wright. Karen Yeakley. Marlene Yockcy, Richard Young. Barbara Zakrocki, George Zeltner, Gary Zimmerman. 8th GRADE Mrs. Covert, Room i6 Mrs. Ballard, Room 36 Mr. Bendit, Room X-io Mr. Heritage, Room 14 Mr. Merriman, Room 38 Miss Waterman, Room 10 n ' n IT ■III II ■III II ] III! J I nil - [ - ' ,? fe : jT- m I t I 7th GRADE Mr. Mackowiak, Room ij Mr. Phelps, Room 28 Mr. Hafrox, Room 29 Mr. Mamula, Room X-8 Miss Schierberl, Room 35 Mr. Szucs, Room X-17 y,— rJUma m i ■ — ,-- E _-„:r ■ i: i,-5__3j. S Mrs. Seedorf, Room 15 Miss Detrick. Room 12 Mr. Daniels, Room 17 Mr. Faknslev, Room 18 Central is situated in the heart of South Bend and is indeed a city within a city. During the past year some of us have been preparing to say goodbye while others have just been getting acquainted. We ' ve taken a short trip through our beloved city and have tried to review the parts of our school life that make Central great in our minds. Central has its problems, ranging from those in the traffic vein to the academic ones. We have government, recreational facilities, educational opportunities, and friends and teachers that are vital to our growth and development. Many students will be walking the halls of our city for the last time, and many for the first. To those who come after, the seniors wish the best of luck, along with the hope that they will preserve the qualities and ideals that make Central a great city. This year seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen have grown, worked, and played together, always having our motto, I will keep faith, in our hearts and minds. YEARBOOK EDITORS Sue Tarnow, Editor-in-chief Carol Mager, Business Manager Angela Wiatrowski, Faculty Editor Marjorie Boyer, Literary Editor Richard Bass, Activities Editor Marilyn Dunlap , Senior Editor Myrna Woods, Underclass Editor Jean Houck, Cla ises Editor Sue Johns, Advertising Manager Marcia Beard, C rculation Manager Greg Gates, Sports Editor Drawings by Jerry Martin and Christine Tlveson CeciAc at ioKc O n. ;4cC(AentUex 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 Drcrwing. FULL OR PART TIME EVENING CLASSES Enroll Now Phone CEntral 4-5420 129 W. Colfax South Bend, Ind. • FOR CLOTHING • THAT ' S BECOMING • TO YOU • YOU SHOULD • BE COMING TO US. o SAM ' L SPIRO CO. Headquarters for High School Togs MAGER ' S I. G. A. SUPER MARKET 1338 Lincoln Way West — South Bend The Finest Meats and Produce in Town Every Day Low Prices BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 57 THE PHTIADELPHIA 116 N. Michigan St. TUESLEY DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Lincoln Way at Olive KARMEL KORN SHOP 131 W. Colfax CE 3-9864 BLOCK BROS. JEWELERS TO CENTRAL GRADUATES FOR OVER 30 YEARS Michigan at Washington ZIMMERS FOOD SHOP A GOOD PLACE TO EAT 326 W. LaSalle Congratulations to the Graduating Class SILVER ' S RECORDS AND GIFT SHOP : 15 Colfax 1302 Western ASSOCIATES INVESTMENT COMPANY Automobile and Diversified Financing ASSOCIATE WITH ASSOCIATES GLYNOS RELIGIOUS GOODS AND GIFTS 217 W. Washington St. Phone CE 3-3775 -:- South Bend, Ind. GERALD PHARMACY R. L. and A. L. Gerard 812 Portage Avenue CONGRATULATIONS . . . To the Graduates of Today The Leaders of Tomorrow NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE — THE GAS CO. The MUSIC ROOM HI-FIDELITY RECORDS PHONOGRAPHS 122 N. Michigan St. CE 2-4878 LOGAN ' S Tuxedo Rental SPECIAL STUDENTS RATES over 1000 suits to choose from, individual alterations 107 N. Main St. Oliver Hotel CE 3-9658 VAN HORNE CO. 114 W. Washington Ave. Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry BARTHOLOMEW ' S 803 S. Michigan St. AT 9-5509 1305 W. Washington St. CE 2-4675 2003 Miami St. AT 8-1155 SACHS FURS— CLOTH COATS— SKIRTS— SWEATERS Phone CEntral 3-7623 307 W. Washington South Bend Young Men ' s Christian Association 228 South Main St. SonnebatnS 121 West Colfax Avenue The Uniform Shoppe 311 W. Washington SOUTH BEND, INDIANA South Bend ' s Prescription Drug Store The Reliance Pharmacy, Inc. 230 W. Washington Ave.— Cor. Lafayette South Bend, Indiana SCHWARZ — EHRICH — REEVE JOE BUDD BOOK BINDERY TO PLAN FOR HIS FUTURE SAVE FOR THE PRESENT Savings will smooth his way! Current rate 3 % Earnings compounded semi-annually TOWER riDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH BEND 116 W. Washington — Ju l W. of Courlhoux HANS - RINTZSCH LUGGAGE SHOP Inc. 138 N. Michigan Street • mT South Bend Floral Company 114 So. Michigan St. South Bend, Indiana Phone: CE 3-8227 You can rely on a Registered Jeweler for Honest Value Sound Quality- Skilled Service HARRY E. BERG, INC. REGISTERED JEWELERS AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 109 W. Jefferson Phone CE 3-9177 MADDEN CORSET SHOP 111 W. Colfax Ave. Mary Haverstock South Bend, Indiana Congratulations Graduates MARTIN ' S SUPER MARKET 1439 Portage Ave. Tulo Legs PANTS • SWEATERS • JACKETS BUNTE ' S Your Exclusive Headquarters for Teenage Shoes Such as SANDLERS • COVER GIRLS Many Other Famous Brands BUNTE ' S SHOE SALON 108 No. Michigan St. Phone CEntral 2-6280 BEN ' S GRILL 134 W. Washington We ' re Proud of Our .Food And Our Service 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 THE BOOK SHOP, INC. 130 North Michigan Street BOOKS — STATIONERY GREETING CARDS — FOUNTAIN PENS FAMOUS GRILL Harry Panos, Prop. Good Food Phone CE 3-0541 131 S. Lafayette Blvd. For the best in tailoring Louis Deangelis B M TAILORING 113 E. Washington Harold P. Means Insurance Agency ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE CE 4-2106 408 Lafayette Blvd. South Bend, Indiana C. E. LEE CO. 225 S. Main St. South Bend, Indiana WATCHES — DIAMONDS — JEWELRY JOE THE JEWELER J. Trethewoy HNE WATCH REPAIRING 104 North Main Street RECO SPORTING GOODS EXCLUSIVE WILSON SAND DISTRIBUTORS Look for the Log Front 113 North Main Street COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTH BEND FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 201 South Main Street South Bend, Indiana Best Wishes To The Graduating Class Compliments of the VAN BUREN FOOD MARKET Phone CEntral 4-6481 1013 Portage Avenue SOUTH BEND FLORAL COMPANY Phone: CE 3-8227 1 14 S. Michigan Street HANDY SPOT PARTY SHOPPE Imported - Domestic Gourmet Foods PHONE: AT 7-7744 717-723 S, Eddy St. WYGANT-NESTLER FLORAL CO. Telephone CE 2-3354 327 Lincoln Way West FAY ' S QUALITY JEWELERS Ills. Michigan St. Headquarters for FINE DIAMONDS - WATCHES - SILVER Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair CONGRATULATIONS GRADS HOUSE OF HARTER Goshen, Indiana laraiiilc h oiigraniiatioHs and I esi jyjyisiies to the raduahng V lc iuahng lass of 1957 I photoorTphs Suite 4-5-6 State Theater BIdg. Phone CEntral 4-9596 Res. CE 4-4326 Office CE 4- 05 15 PETER F. GILLIS, Realtor 318 No. Lafayette Blvd. Real Estate — Property Management — Sales Insurance — Appraising Koontz-Wagner Electric Co., Inc. Complete Electrical Service 516 N. Michigan South Bend, Indiana (GILBERT ' S ) 813 S. Michigan St. SUNNYME DE Cleaners 5c Furriers Shirt Laundering Specialists Shirts Exclusively l Convenient Locations Borntrager ' s Service Station 338 E. Jefferson Blvd. CE 3-2050 Doctors Prescriptions Accurately Filled SEELEY ' S BOOT SHOP Children ' s Shoe Specialists CE 2-5595 McCldve Printing Company Printers of The 1957 Interlude 305 North Niles Avenue South Bend, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS EARL ' S -J aii ' 2)ti4linq CE 3-4230 623 W. Colfax e II a regljfered frade morlc. Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS EARL ' S DRUG STORE Phone CE 4-0465 1342 Lincoln Way West Mar-Main Pharmacy Main at Morion Prescriptions — Drugs — Sundries Quality and Service Congratulations Class of ' 57 National Mill Supply Inc. 224-28 E. Monroe TASTEE NATIONAL MILK SUPERIOR QUALITY NATIONAL MILK COMPANY 921 So. Louise Telephone AT 7-1563 .. CKii owledciin en is The head of the English Department, Mr. Cassidy The head of the art department, Mr. Trottnow Mr. Priddy of Carlton Studios Mr. hHarry and Mr. Louis Kubiak of the McClave Printing Company Mr. Gillls of LaSalle Engraving Company Mr. Joseph Budd of the Joe Budd Book Bindery Mr. Osthlmer of the Ranger Cook Typesetting Company Our advertisers, for their financial assistance Our advisor, Mr. Madden Our principal, Mr. Ferrell Members of the faculty for their kind assistance In making this publication possible. Mirror Press, Inc. PRINTING Phone CE 3-2635 307 W. Jefferson TO WISH THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1957 MUCH SUCCESS . and nifi. cJLeon . Ljo AUTOGRAPHS U- ' r f- J I . y e 9 ' J I ' ,1 ' f fe Y) , t i mmms sm s ms m mimwm imimsm mmMmimmmMmmmmmmzmm