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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1958 volume:

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'I' J' ,.l Lf f ' Z? ? 1 61 Q5 4N X, g Z Z, i Q I ,Q NW? ,LMA f' ,ln Q Cr, Z Ng XSJZWM IN MHNY RECTIONS ff- fix K R if Y Sh XV 55 ? X W 'E I f CJ Central also guides the steps for those of us who want vocational training in order that we may begin our life's work as soon as we complete high school. These boys are a few of the many who cross the ramp to the vocational building each day for classes in practical arts. 4' . .-Q ,. .X . K 5 ,,. , is KA. f -rf. f flfllllllli l I -f I gif .J fl! 4, III U s gf 3 . i K l 5 V i l I QL- ill liigk 1 I S i i O f 2 :cgi ,c I M ' K. XXX X T., 1 ,fi was ,avr IIB T X -MC 'y pk, i I fn .Ani -,gli Central guides our steps toward interest and enlightenment through programs presented in our auditorium. Educational and seasonal programs are given here as well as plays and honor and pep assemblies for our students and teams. This year the student body and faculty initiated new seats and floors on the main floor and balcony of the auditor- ium. The change left us with fewer, but nicer, seats of which we can be proud. Here, students watch a skit presented at one of our pep assemblies. l v' fs . le ig gr ., -lgi,QY,gQa ' 'QM X5'wqf1. N 1 Q55 t , mug. ,cb , Q15 3? pf 'S' xx ff x . , in 1. A Y n 'xx lx ' ' l s I y,,'rf xi I N3 1- I I J U Judy Lenczowski, Charlotte Rapela, Bob Floring, Juli Christman, and Gerald Jones stand near the athletic office of Central and look at the picture of our 1957 State Bas- ketball Champions. The hallway outside the coaches' office is lined with pictures of our school's past and present athletes. Banners, hickory sticks, and trophy cases filled to the brim denote the many, many awards our athletes have garnered through the years. These symbols represent the strong tradition and spirit that have made Central High School teams continual cham ions in all fields of s ort. P P Central guides our steps toward enlightenment through classes. Kay Parker and Kathy Kaman are seen here hurrying to their sociology class. Over 2200 students walk through these halls daily on their way to classes ranging from algebra to world history. It would take many years for a student to take every course offered at Centralg there' fore, students choose electives to complete their own college preparatory or commercial program. Through these classes we learn the responsibilities of our lives as adult citi- zens. tif! I3 ,Av 417' '37 4 3 K Tick, tick, tick goes the clock above as time passes, but who hears? Everyone is too busy chatting. Meet me under the clock, has become a time-worn expression. The spot under the clock in the main hall has been known for many years as the most noted gathering place before and after school and between classes. The clock has changed in these many years, but the spot under it has remained as the meeting place of the students of Central. 1' 52. Q .Ml A, 3 ,fi if iiE'731f4f' r N It 1 .,., , , .. K, If fr' X: L 4 i 2 1 i ff 1 1 fs l T , 1. flfifi ' I 2 5 'l I 3 f l ggi Q 4, , 1 ' 4? ' '5 if: gin 1 if, H3 if 1 2 7' 1 l , A ,, f M2n'? f E 1 f A If gi . ., 2 i , if ,mg , H isffi Q , ! , The office practice course offered by the school's business department enables students such as Joan Wolfe, left, and Linda Hass, right, to work part time in the offices of local business firms participating in the program and to receive credit for their work. Joan and Linda are seen here at their desks at the Associates Investment Company of South Bend. fi Vs, l is , , Rf fc k Nui wx ,gsi RM, xii: ' ' W N f WH' 5Eg ggW?5 'ff 1. 'limi l . Q! ,Lx iff i'i'??!ff Q K s N s Y 151 , f , wemxk .--fx .4 G2 x.+.F'-I---' --f R 2 What's on the plate lunch today? is a question familiar to us. Students such as these take advantage of the lowepriced, well-balanced meals offered in our cafeteria each day. Mrs. Kodba and her able assistants begin early each morning to prepare large quantities of food in order to satisfy the appetites of many hungry students who eat in the cafeteria during our three lunch hours. sql rs, 4' ' -4 A xi lflliillll ll lillgfflllrgvgbfyw ,,.,.,-.,-..---v-- SSM-.-Q-an !j,,.-H-w we X As the hands of the clock revolve bells rung cmd classes are clnsmlssed Boy meets gurl to walk her to class gurl meets gurl under the clock to hear the latest news and some rush to the next class to study a but before an examlnatuon All thas can happen un thc live mmutes of paslng time between classes when the eager feet of our Centralltes climb the guudnng steps gr-P ,lj f - ,mW,,,s,.k V s s . sip git' s, 1 - ' - W A V ff ll - , bf 5 ' 'K' ' K A - .. tier. Y Q fe---WM-.. ,,l,t , .,,, , , K' A K K M NW X Qi qtl t ga s gs Mssss s ix 1 1 ' ' : Q E Tx S! CLQ55 As the tremendous progress of the jet age continues to reduce the size of the world, more and more students recog- nize the increased need for a know- .3 K ledge of languages. Also students who plan to enter many professions have discovered that the door is closed for those without this training. As an aid in understanding German, Mr. Govern sometimes has his class sing in the foreign tongue. Performing in this pic- ture are, left to right, Phil Horton, Karen Stark, David Hempstead, Gwen Shaw, Douglas Kline, Heidi Haffer, and Gary Feldman. TOWARD ENLIGHTENMENT From freshmen to seniors, the bug of excitement bites us all on registration day. Do we have a class with our friends? Will the cute boy down the street be in our class? Did we get the right teacher for the right subject? As the days rolled by, these questions and many more were answered. We found that even if our friends weren't in class with us, we managed to pass the course. After an interest was taken in a cer- tain subject, the cute boy didn't matter so much. We also found that each teacher could present the subject in an interesting way, hence, the classes took on their import- ance in our everyday routine. . . . gccic, , H i i ACM 'TSQE One of several languages made available to Central students is that perennial fav- orite, Spanish. Part of its popularity stems from its use- fulness in this part of the world. Most Spanish students hope to journey to Mexico one day in order to test their prowess, but Miss Ceyak's students shown here seem to have much more interest in Brazil. There are Jerry Ottow- ski, Karen Blume, Mary Sue Zatarga, Larry Coddens, and Margie McKenzie. l The members of this freshman English class seem eager to answer the questions asked by their smiling teacher, Miss Bennett. Correct use of verbs, proper sentence structure, and placement of adiectives cmd adverbs are a few of the basic fundamentals learned in this first-year course of high-school English. Time spent in classes like this is invaluable, not only for those who face research work in college but also for those who must make their way in a modern world im- mediately after finishing high school. Gone are the days when most employers ignored the lack of a good command of the language. The re- sponse of these students shows their realization of this. Natalie Dowdell, Norma Winther and Jim Crain seem to have ci few questions for their English teacher, Miss Snyder. She generously obliges, for she knows that in a few years the information that she now gives may help her students pass a college theme or write a correct letter of application for a iob. Correct English plays a very important part in our future lives, therefore, classes such as this hold many valuable moments for all attending students. ff' QM, PQ 1.6. l lt has been said that people learn by their mistakes and these students believe that this saying holds true. Here, Bill Floring records his speech as Nancy Miller, Denny Bishop, Larry Morrison, Janet Tiedge, Vivian Gold, and our exchange student, Mitch Arita, listen attentively. After everyone has recorded his speech, Miss Frick will play the recording back to the class. Hearing tapes such as this one enables the students to hear and correct their mistakes so that they may better themselves in their speaking habits. A tn -emu .4t', ,7 ' 'tl ' ' fx A .1 f fiif ff, V , , Q,f'Q5Qw5,'. . , f J? , ,- It might be said that the Barrymores of tomorrow are pictured here in our school's Little Theater. These are the students of a dramatics class discus- sing a skit for dramatization. Often during the year their short programs are presented to the student body. 'Ist row: Donalee Dorhauer, Juli Christ- man, Sheryn Kaylor, Bonnie Banfi. 2nd row: Dallas Baker, Henry Prebys, Dav- id Evns, Pat Hartman, Rex Baker, Irene Johnston. 3rd row: Sue Woof- worth, Marvin White, Shirley Tobler, Gerald Holasz, Thom Sholly. Many of us may ask, What is that strange object? and what are those boys doing with it? The strange obiect is used for the determination of a boiling point, and the boys Kfrom left to right, David Mead, Duane Voitel, and Joe Pap- ail are studying it as a physics assignment. The members of Mr. Cripe's physics classes ore well acquainted with such scientific apparatus, for many of these devices are often used in class discussions and experiments. Unfortunately, this course is often termed difficult, and many are hesitant to elect it. Those that do choose to enroll, however, find that many of their simple, every-day questions are easily answered, and the relationship between the course and problems that often confront the average individual makes the course interesting and stimulating. Girls, as well as boys, are found in the physics class- room, for they, too, are interested in what makes our world go round. This physics lab- oratory at our school guides the steps of the scientists, engineers, and physicists of tomor- row. ,Cf 1' ,Q 'I K., 2 3. kj 1 'A 1 ,J me ,xtilxa T 1 'l s K How is a bill passed? How is the court system operated? How are the Presi- dents and other government workers elected? These are iust a few of the questions answered in government class. Mary Hustead CSL Mary's stud- ent teacherl, Jane Wilburn, Linda Bix- ler, Phil Martin, and Toby Nagy are looking on as Mr. Kuhn shows them the large chart which tells about our government and its Constitution and laws. It also has illustrations of the courts and how they are set up. This government course is required of all students in order that they learn more about the laws and functions of the American Government. One of the many responsibilities of a student teacher is the iob of fre- quently taking over the class, such as Miss Bowling of St. Mary's is doing in Miss Hatt's World History Il class. She and Joe Wesley, Bob Jerzok, Betty Garrison, and Millie Evans step into the past as they study the history of this ancient world. Books, maps, and globes are a few of the things which oid them in their work. At present, locating different countries on the globe seems to be holding their interest. '. .,,,,,..--M ...A Our study halls provide us wlth an Important resplte from the classroom The true student k ll h nows we t e value of an efflclently used hour of study When assn nments h g are eavy and research as necessary our rules allow us to sngn out to the llbrary and contmue our work wuth the and of the many facnlmes there A courteo task easter The students shown here are benefrtung from the advantages of thus study hall llbrary system They know that hard work as the most essentnal mgredlent of succes us llbrarnan IS always on hand to make the S L 'W J 7 .lhll T ls. T nn e ll. E 'F-mmmw 'n . . ' 1 . s s A Fred Kahn seems to be having a little trouble with his trigonometry. Phil Mar- tin is pointing out to Fred something about his equation concerning sines and cosines. Functions of angles having the some terminal side, proving identities, and many other trigonometric expres- sions may be Greek to some of us, but certainly not to tleft to right? Judy Hurley, Brenda Rousk, and Bob Jones. Trig is used in many occupations, in- cluding mechanics, navigation, and surveying. It is also taken for the prac- tice of thinking soundly. A., 9 ,unrrt ' 3' ':l A v-N 1 ,....-1 6,1 S 5 l l What have we here? It looks like a group of confused mathematicians in Miss Pfaffman's Algebra Ill class. It seems that their assignments are some- times rather difficult, but after a little thought, and many times with the help of Miss Pfaffman, the problems seem to be much easier to solve. What is the purpose of taking advanced math? This is what many of us wonder when de- ciding what subiects to take next se- mester. Making a person think and reason systematically is one good rea- son. Also, in later years it will help us work out numerous problems con- cerning math which will confront us daily. Stuck again! And it always has to happen while I'm taking a speed test! This is the disgusted cry which can be heard by many typing students dur- ing class. lt seems that whenever a person is taking a speed test or hurry- ing to get an assignment done before the dismissal bell rings, the keys al- ways stick. Here, Sue O'Malley has experienced this situation, and Mr. Rowe is showing her how to avoid it. Even though typing class is very annoy- ing at times, it is very worthwhile to take it. Typing can be extremely help- ful in other classes. If students type notebooks or assignments, their work appears neater, and by doing this, they often acquire better grades. if -- Q 1. ,. 'C Assets and liabilities, debits and cre- dits, and many of the other funda- mental business terms are discussed in bookkeeping classes. Here, Judy Pinkerton explains what she has learn- ed to the class. Workbooks that con- tain actual blank pages of a book- keeper's iournal are used in this course in order that the student may put his knowledge directly to use and, there- by, gain much valuable experience. Applicants for jobs in business find that a background in bookkeeping aids them when seeking employment. Also, those students planning to enter col- lege for a career such as accounting find that the direct instruction taken here is of much help. , .J lllli .gin--1 .2 .4 il- What is this? Boys in a home economics class? Yes, they are Bob Barnhart and Emil Barcevic. Of course the girls, Sharon Edstrom and Mary Ann Haringer are right at home. These boys are not the first to elect such a course to their schedule of classes, many have gone before them. They usually are able to hold their own against the girls in the class, and the results of thei' efforts are often surprising! Because a good home is the basis for a good life, courses in home economics are important to us. Through these classes and laboratory periods girls and boys alike le-:rn the fundzrnentzls of a successful home. Besides learning to cook various foods, stud- ents learn the importance of vitamin and color coordination in meal planning, How to control a stubbord child is a problem that is often discussed. Here again, Central guides our steps to a sound home life for our future families. The practical experience gained in courses such as this is an invaluable aid to the homemakers of tomorrow. fX iff 494' tures and designs are derived from this type of painting Displaying their creative ability rn Mrs Butchers art class are Sandy Schrenckenbach Karen Pasalrch Sharon Blume and Gwen Oesch Besides the art of painting there are other phases of art such as fashion designing and Interior decorating These art courses are usually taken to prepare the student for his or her future work although many times they are taken for a hobby or an extra curricular activity The history of music from the Egyp trans to the composers of the roman tic period IS one of the first things studied in music appreciation Out lines were made sheet musrc wa s seen and records were played A the class listened to the records they found the music so descriptive that they wrote themes and essays about t They learned the difference be tween sonotas concertos and con certs They studied the three Bs Bach Beethoven and Brahms In the picture the class was listening with Interest to the Firebird Suite com posed by Stravrnsky Mr Plonskr stud ent teacher from Notre Dame adlusts the phonograph as Miss Weber looks X7 -. tn 'B - ' , . tx ,, c - Xi ..,,' b ,, ,xvuy Nu This looks like a somewhat messy iob. Even though it is, many beautiful pic- . . . . , , I I . . . . ' I if . . , U V . - A ' ' ' ' ' i 1 H ,, ' 1 . s Ka, . I V U3 - - - x n - i . ' - q I I ' 'ly ' I Il ' ' ' ll - f . I ii ,, 7 ' ' x 8. T Q f on. ' ,,, 'i Biology is the study of life and living things. Here Bonnie McCoy, Ruby Anderson, and Louise Rague study cul- tures of bacteria under the supervision of Mr. A. L. Smith. In biology class one may find future representatives of many professions, including the important medical field. li. M, 5 .L ey-i' ' f -T f A To SN In the midst of the International Geophysical Year in 1957, a small moon was sent to outer space. Scientists, now from the United States, are also experimenting with satellites, trying to launch them into the outer atmosphere of the earth. More and more scientists are needed all the time. This chemistry class seems to know about this need and therefore is producing two new scientists, Sue Alaska ancl Charles Jordan, Mr. Carrier, having gone over this experiment previously, watches to make sure things go right. What IS thus we see? A gurl rn mechan :cal drawung class Thus IS qulte an unusual srtuatlon because most of the mechanrcal drawing classes consist only of boys But Randa Muller decided that she wanted to be an electrical engineer after graduatnon and rn order to pre pare herself for thus type of work she IS takmg mechanical drawmg, one of the sublects requlred for those who wash to become electrical engineers The boys rn thus class have probably chosen some sort of engmeerlng work as thelr future work also What are all these machines called and what are they used for? This IS a questuon asked by many of us Of course unless we take machune shop as Warren Reynolas Jerry .lCIClison and Bull Hubler are domg we wll never really know the answer to thus questlon Machune shop us a course of study which IS taken by persons who are Interested un mechanical work As you will notice, these students are requnred to wear goggles as a safety precautnon agamst fragments of metal flying unto their eyes The students who study t IS course are usually plan mng to do that sort of work m the future 1 r 1 I , I l - - A , t t , . ?f2?if 7f'i4?? S For three and one half hours a day, four Central Hugh School gurls go to Marquette where they partlcupate In the Cadet Teachnng Program There they assist four elemen tary teachers These gurls' names and the classes they help wuth are as follows Janet Tuedge, second grade, Judy Erhardt, tnrst grade, Brenda Shannon, kmdergarten, and Barbara Stegman, thlrd grade They all agree that lt IS a wonderful experuence Here, one of the chnldren presents Judy Erhardt wnth a paper sack an whnch are Valen tunes from the class l ' s l V ' ' A 1 c t ' , f ' ' .1 , W '-r M r iv: ' N T T X fl' ' W W '.,,,, 5 H 7, T ' 3 ,. .. 1: 2 J 5 .-,of-1 'I v' 5 1, X13 T ll ,lx . T l 'nrt s -EA, A i Hcrlvrrmg fb TOWARD PARTICIPATION Through school activities we learn the value of good citizenship. We learn how to cooperate with others and how to accept responsibility. Central offers many extra-curricular activities which welcome partici- pation. Each student is given an opportunity to develop his own abilities and interests through these organizations. These groups, however, do not limit their efforts to their own satisfactionfthev read- ily share the results of their work with the entire student body through programs and services. Every other Tuesday morning students scatter to various rooms in the school for Barnstormers, or Tri-Hi-Y, or any other meeting of their choice. The future scientist, iournalist, nurse, and librarian join others who wish to participate in the same type of activity. By cooperating and sharing responsibility in these asso- ciations we are developing the traits necessary for a better society of tomorrow The services that we offer to Central today through these groups may well be the services we will offer to our communities to mOI'l'0W fir Central s version of At the Hop The night of February 7 these and many other Centralltes were dancing to the music of Eddie Sears and his Quintet This sock hop was given by the Boost er Club in the John Adams Little Theater after one of our basketball games Along with the sell Ing of booster pins this dance was one of the activities of the Booster Club during the basketball season This organization arranges all activities related to our sports programs and is busy at all seasons of our school year backing all malor and minor sports 'Km 1, -'sham ae, 4 Mg., The Monogram Club is a group of students who have earned a letter in any of our sports, whether maior or minor. The members are, left to right, top row, Verilee Simmons, Terry Mil- ler, Jim Love, Duane Cooley, Bob Parko, Wayne Baker, Gene Stokes, Tom Connely, Ronald Pecsi, Bruce Smith, Dale Matthews, Bill Floring, Bob Taghon, Bill Parker, Mike Sacchini, Dave Underly. Second Row: Raymond Wallace, Eugene Carnes, Melvin Priest, Duane Brown, David Harden, Tom Yar- ger, Dick Szymczak, Jim Lowe, Don Soderberg, Dave Sexton, Dean Augh- ingaugh, Jerry Andrews, Joe Wesley, Bob Carpenter. Third Row: Castle Ross, Phil Achton, Burt Chudzicki, Fred Toth, John Jones, Dave Anderson, Odell Newburn, Denny Bishop, Jim Cy- tacki, Kenny Elis, Gene Zur, Jerry Brown, Willie Wilson, Bob Jones. ...X Few -. ,F vs5.,.,.- A J PiClUI'eCl here are the officers of one of Central's oldest organizations, the Student Council. From left to right are Charlene Peretti, secretary, Melvin Holmes, vice president, Larry Morrison, president, and Marilyn Krueger, trea- surer. The Council hod a busy year. Some of its regular activities are the Courtesy and Clean-up program and membership in the National Associa- tion of Student Councils and the In- diana Association of Student Councils. Our student government also produced a student directory, held an after- game dance, sponsored a Christmas program, and created a new school organization, the American Field Serv- ice Exchange Committee. Furthermore, Central took part in the Student Ex- change day through the council's rep- resenting Central in the lntra-City Stu- dent Council. Election of the class offi- cers was another duty of the Council, and it did so according to the new amendment to the Constitution. .. l l , H if in ll I ini iii . J Q1 .EQ Would you be interested in entering the teaching profession after graduation from high school and college? These girls are interested, therefore, they ioined the Future Teachers Club. Seen here are the girls who are now presiding as officers. They are Jackie Porlier, secretary, Linda Orban, vice-president, Mary Ann Wheelock, president, Gretchen Wise, co-chairman, Paula Sun- derman, treasurer, and Karen Lawrence, co-chairman. The members of the club, sponsored by Miss Bennett, have various activities. One of these activities is the visiting of classes by under- class members. The senior members have the opportunity to do cadet teaching in different types of classes, The Future Teachers Club is advantageous because it enables the members to see what the teaching field is like and helps them to decide whether or not they would like to enter this profession. Last fall the Foreign Exchange Com- mittee held its annual drive to raise funds so that another exchange stud- ent may come to this country to attend classes at Central High School next fall. Included on the committee were from left to right Gary Shonborn, Bob Rozewicz, Dale Matthews, Jim Wyllie, Mitch Arita lexchange student from Japanl, Al Davison, Chairman, Mak- rouhi Oxian, Larry Morrison, and Sandy High, Chairman. GOOD LUCK TEAM GOOD LUCK' This IS the spmted cry of our peppy cheer leaders From left to right they are .lackle Wmdsor Phyllis Bailey Dar lene DeBelkes Carolyn Luppert Pat Elllot Sue Johns Carol Clauer Etta Warren Duane Andries and Janet Ver hostra Even though there were some sore throats sore muscles and hoarse voices these gurls bolstered us when our spnrlts lagged Actnvely backmg student dances and all malor and mmor sportlng events us valorous achievements of the athletes before the student body It organizes pep assemblies arranges for pre game ceremonies for the fxrst football and basketball games and also ran es funds to buy the most valuable player awards Members of the Executlve Board are back row standung Bll Hepler Gary Shonborn Valerue Bruce Chuck Simon Sue Woolworth Bull Parker Barbara Wennstem John Boyer slttmg Myrna McClelland Joan Wolfe Bzllle Leslie and Judy Erhardt , . I A I . - I . I I I , , , , , - I , , the Booster Club, which keeps the I . , 's , ' , i I I U I . I I . , ' ' , 2 J D I I I , . ' A W f 1' ' ' 4 Q' v P sc? ' 1 R x ' 6 x I .nl V ' Z K : 1' ' Ia-' A lr vu.-U ' QI, ,' V .xx - - Q' v 1. . ,gif .QTY 5 H IZ! Ls . .rfgX ' t , I ' :X . . Rryix , H fixsx, .3 1, I ,X -W ,ici 1 f , ,L f X, ff ff I , ' f 4 1 - ff Y .Q 4 .f . f X- 1' ' wwf' , 1 A K 1352, , .. :lg W .W MQW . WW ,.-,,-, MM, ,.,.,. W., Q ..l , MLW Q.. KN... , . ,... Q, ...,.,,,,,.,..m, N,W'1A.., -V :TJ 7 . M..-4,- W.. ,-..W ...,...,W-,N.A:'..,. am' sm? M Vx ' Ag' H - I X 4 I . . XM x . 1 H , , ' f A K v se' , 5 , JSP: wfxw? f7 '+ f X X Wx N 4 f . x f Q X s X V, -X X Q ff - ' I s 5 1 ' m E35 y i ' fe' 4 ' , -v., ,N . W. .. , A ,V The T957-58 Central High School Band poses here for a group portrait. Our band represented us well through- out the school year by its appearances in parades, con- tests, concerts, and at contests and football games. The pep band, a small division of this group, supported us at basketball games and at pep assemblies. Members of this organization, left to right, lst row: Jim Sholly, Anne Murrmann, Sue Burkhalter, Norene Cornell, Brenda Rouse, Carol Osterhold, Kathy Ritzler, Gwen Shaw, Beverly Har- nisch, Loren Krienke. 2nd row: Gerald Sakaguchi, Mike Royster, Sharon Gramza, Anne Lovgren, Dave Mead, Lois Wadick, Shirley Silvers, Diana Compton, Margaret Grounds, Kenny Miller, Betsy Mead, Anita Anthony, Linda Irvin, Susan Stafford, Dave Hempstead, Carolyn Houck, 3rd row: Cynthia Schmidt, Nancy Huff, Pat Mallory, Leslie Lynk, Jean Horan, Nancy Parke, Linda Miller, Brenda Shannon, Napoleon Gadson, Allen Graham, Elaine Goff, Nancy Compton, Eileen North, Louis Jastrzembski, Bonnie Roberts, Jim Nicholson, Larry Kimble, Thomas Carter, Jack Ernsberger, Kay Kirkman, Jerry Smith. 4th row: Janyce Sletten, Carol Fassnacht, Steve Papoi, John Boyer, Kenny Little, Robert Wrate, John McKinley, William Morris, Barry Ritzler, Paul Lacy, Paul Schoolman, Frank Horak, Keith Merrill, Duane Voitel, Tom Geyer, Leroy Houck, 'l i ltlxzl' Q - .. A it l, frills X ser fs. .jr xi Resolved: That United States Foreign Aid Should Be Substantially Increas- ed. This is the topic being debated by Dick Doyle and Jane Housman as the affirmative speakers, and Joe Pa- pai and Gary Feldman as the nega- tive speakers. These members of the debate team used their talents to garn- er awards for our school. 5, N. . f N ff? If f .V F . , 1 1 if x i f -fm ' Q , W it 3,3 S . ai-if I AEM Third row, center aisle, sir. This is the reply of the ushers in showing peo- ple to their seats as Mr. Kuhn, Jack Curl, James Fenters, Bruce Behling, and Kevin McCall are doing at the present time. The purpose of the ushers club, sponsored by Mr. Kuhn, is to direct people to their seats at such school acti- vities as plays and football and basket- ball games. Here at Central they also perform the valuable service of helping our handicapped people get to their classes. Members of the Proiectionists Club keep the proiectors moving, the tape recorders working, and the record play- ers spinning. The sponsor for this club is Mr. Marvin. The officers are, from left to right, Curtis Fischbach, vice presidentg Don Atkinson, president, and James Gotsch, secretary-treasurer. To create mamtaun and extend throughout the school and commumty hugh standards of Chrvstlan lnvmg This us the purpose of the Tr1HlY To boost their funds they have dances bake sales and car washer Thus plc ture was taken at their annual sock hop Their very able offncers are Joyce Rtdenour presudent Anna Mae Good vlce presrdent Phyllis Haslun treasur er Sandy Doetch secretary and Judy Dezamltz chaplain Booster puns anyone? Here left to rnght Don Brunette Charles Flnnt and Mnke urner representatlves of HnY dns 1 their wares un the mann hall Looking at the dlsplay are Jerry Brown Llnda Orbln and Jackue Porlner Ano ther actlvlty of the lb s the sponsorshxp of the annual Swing heart Sway Offncers are Mske Turner president Tum Moore vuce president Charles Flint secretary Jer ry Duffendorfer treasurer Don Brun ette sergeant atarms and Pete Ellen berger chaplam IN 'E' This is the reward of nine months of work for the editor, advisor, section heads, and assistants. The 1957 IN- TERLUDE yearbook comes off the press. ,loan Wolfe, business manager, and Sue Hoehn, underclass editor, watch the presses roll. This year a new type of printing was used, and many changes were required. Hours of planning and work were given by members of thexstaff in order that the annual publication could be presented to the student body. ,-.1-- A peek into this third-floor office any hour of the day finds, left to right, DewAnn Drout, literary editor, Bob Rosewicz, sports editor, Francis Makris, advertising manager, Mary Balis, facul- ty editor, and their colleogues and assistants editing the INTERLUDE year- book. .ak , Y Myrna Woods, editor-in-chief, Billie Leslie, classes editor, and Jim Wylie, assistant sports editor, meet early one morning to assemble material, sched- ule pictures, and send off final drafts of pages in order to meet the print- er's deadline. T. 'HL tl iff! A-J fy: 'S f ,N Linda Bixler, exchange editor, Greg Gates, editor, page four, Charlene Peretti, editor, page one, Bill Murray, editor-in-chief, and Barbara Stegman, editor, page three, are the people whom we thank for supplying material for the INTERLUDE each week. These students put in many hours each week toward the publication of our school paper. Work, work, work! Every Thursday morning these girls can be seen fold- ing the l,500 papers that arrive for distribution each week. These girls also count out and number papers for each home room in the school, Their efforts enable us to have our papers the same day they arrive from the printer. Seen here are, left to right, JoLynn Camp- bell, Linda Bixler, Bonnie McCoy, Viv- ian Gold, Janice Kreps, and DewAnn Drout. Of importance to the INTERLUDE news- paper is the business staff. DewAnn Drout, right, is the business manager. Assisting her are circulation manager, Alice Mull, left, and Sue Meyers, ad- vertising manager, not shawn. These girls and members of their staffs hali- dle the payment of bills, receipt of' money, distribution of papers, and ad- vertising contracts. l.ul- 34.4.-...ik Members of the Central High School Glee Club, left to right, lst row: Carole Town, Diane Wegenke, Sandra McKinney, Beverly Harnisch, Mary Sue Zatarga, Joyce Redling, Sheryl Smith, Claire Swick, Barbara Botteron, Nancy Manus- zalc, Carolyn Woolridge, Jayne Lukens, Diane Brunson. 2nd row: Toni Monto- mery, Judy Dezamitz, Brenda Paul, Diane Tate, Frances Fisher, Janalyce Stou- der, Judy Lenczowski, Vonda Williams, Mary l.ou Holdeman, Corlette De Armond, Mildred Cooper. 3rd row: Ruth Boyd, Sharon Sausman, Nyoka Walton, Wanda Richardson, Norma Hatfield, Marilyn Roeder, Joan Mallard, Zita Balogh, Ruth Graham, Cynthia Schmidt, Mary Snyder. 4th row: Curtis Ricks, Bob Roszewicz, Felix Curtis, Earl Thompson, Jim Coventry, John Niespodziany, Jim Manuszak, Paul Shimer, Keith Gary, Marvin White, Scott Martin, Jim Spears. 5th row: Fred Carter, Roger Dent, George Rowan, Thom Sholly, George Blount, Henry Prebys, Bill Rieder, Loren Kreinke, Dave Lock- hart, Luther Pomey, Albert Walter. A X f plays. 'Ibn w' wage: LJ ...L The Glee Club sits and listens atten- tively as Miss Weber instructs them in what they are to do next. This group of singers usually can be heard in the early hours of the morning practicing in Room lO8. The student body hears the excellent results of these practices at the Christmas and Easter .assem- ' 'rf blies and also when the club provides the musical background for school Representxng the Future Nurses Club from left to right are Audrey Martln treasurer Anita Knoerr presudent Ruthann Runtszch vuce presldent and Condra Dennis secretary The mam purpose of the club ns to broaden the medical vlews of its members througlt their attendmg lectures and taking held trnps to varrous medncal mstntu tions These actlvltles are not only Interesting but also extremely bene fncla .1 ...ff Thus Mwmg plane deslgned by Cur hs Flschback was on drsploy at the regional meeting of the lndlana Jumor Academy of Scrence at whnch Tom Joyce was elected regional presldent Thus aircraft IS only one of the many progects of the Junior Academy of Scuence Speakers and movies con tribute to the actlvxtles of this group as well as the field tnps whuch the members sometimes take lbs rf 5 J ' , ' : X.. J , 1 , . ' ' l. l 1 . . I , . Sue Woolworth, who portrays a star in her school play, stands near as Phil lPhiI Woolworthi dreams he's riding on the shoulder of Poinsette tDonn Willmani, the discover- er of poinsettios. Mary Christmas, a modern morality play, was written and directed by James Lewis Casady. Nan lDonalee Dorhaueri, who repre- sents the material side of Christmas, and Phil lPhil Woolworthi bring Christmas gifts to Dana CCarmaIeta Jonesl, who represents the spiritual side of Christmas in Mary Christmas. BARNSTORMER First Semester Don Willman, Chairman Henry Prebys Thom Sholly Nancy Manuszak Nancy Opelt Sue Woolworth Michael Henry Carmaleta Jones David Evans Melissa Trainor Robert lee Jones BOARD Second Semester Nancy Manuszak, Henry Prebys Thom Sholly Sue Woolworth Carmaleta Jones Michael Henry David Evans Robert Lee Jones Melissa Trainor Juli Christman Mike Radecki Scott Martin GEORGE DAVIDSON AWARDS Don Willman Henry Prebys Nancy Manuszak Honorable mention: Thom Sholly JAMES LEWIS CASADY, DIRECTOR Chairman In this picture, taken from A Scrap of Paper, Louise De La Glaciere Uuli Christmanl seems to be rather fright- ened upon seeing Baron De La Glaciere CThom Shollyl holding the gun. I i l The production of A Scrap of Paper, a French comedy of the seventeenth century provided an intriguing evening of entertainment when it was presented on our stage. Henry Prebys, who plays Brisemouche, Nancy Opelt, por- traying Mlle. Suzanne De Ruseville, and Paul Shimer, as Prosper Couramont, are featured in this scene from A Scrap of Paper. In this play Louise De La Glaciere, played by Juli Christman, writes a letter to her lover, Prosper Couramont. She later marries Brisemouche and on returning to her former home, finds the letter, which causes a great deal of trouble with her present husband. A Scrap of Paper was staged within three outstanding sets designed by Donn Willman and his committee. These sets brought applause at each opening of the curtains. The play, under the direction of James Lewis Casaday, had many minor roles which were prominent for their bright comical style. The entire cast should be commended for its fine presentation of this comedy. The varsity drag and flapperS were both important in the production of Good News. The musical depicting life on a college campus was entwined with a love conflict. The show was directed by James Lewis Casady. ln this picture, the college students sing Happy Days while cavorting on the campus. SPORTS WESZJSQ Q Q ...TOWARD COMPETITION Our competutrve sprrnt arose In September wnth the openmg krckoff of a football game at School Freld and dad not due untrl our last track event an May when the flnlsh tape broke across the chest of an exhausted sprmter Good sportsmanshnp echoed our cheers throughout the various athletic contests Central s accomplished football team blocked, tackled and ran through a successful season As thousands wat hed our fabu lous five once agam proved theur abnlrty on the hardwood Our wrestlers wrth thelr powerful holds hut the mats and swimmers raced wrth mughty strokes Stamma was the trademark of our cross country men As sprung appeared our golf team dusplayed nts talents and the racquet squad served tenms balls across courts Soon the sharp crack of bat hrttrng ball could be heard at the ballpark Hugh lumpers and distance men drew our sports year to a speedy trnumphant close As our athletes learned the value of teamwork and cooperatuon we learned also We were proud of our vlctorres, disappointed at our defeats however the Importance hes rn how we learned to accept the role of the champlon and the role of the conquered thus us the greatness of sports' FOOTBALL 'in um CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Melvin Holmes l64J, Gene Stokes 1923, and Marvin Ingram C697 whoop it up after Central scored its second touchdown against East Chicago Roose- velt in the Conference championship game. This touch- down was not enough as Roosevelt slipped past us by one point, l3-l2. This game was not representative of CentraI's football season of T957 for the Bears comprised a respectable 8-2 record, along with winning the eastern division championship. THEY GOT ME! These are the words of a Riley back as he is spilled for a loss by Wilbur Bensen and Mike Sac- chini of Central. This play was typical of the Riley-Central clash of i957 as Central romped to an over-whelming victory. Bensen and Sacchini were members of Central's defensive unit which held ten opponents to sixty points. The final score in this game was Central 48, Riley 7. an-I 25' Bob Jones, our head Football coach, graduated from Indi- ana University. He found our T957 football team most co- operative throughout the season. As proof of this the team, under the supervision of Coach Jones and his assist- ants, won eight and lost only two. Mr. Mackowiak, from Indiana Central Normal, is another coach that the team couIdn't get along without. Besides his other numerous duties as assistant coach, he is also in charge of the defensive line. Mr. Szucs, an able-bodied assistant from Purdue, is in charge of the offensive line of our Central Bears football team. Coach Szucs is quite often seen with his pad and pencil, jotting down information obtained from scouting good team work. Mr. Stephenson, Athletic Director of Central, from East Illinois, also plays an important part in our team coopera- tion. Coach Stephenson handles the defensive backfield with great care. R an aw I lv Y if -' :van ir- Q Kimi- K. H J we i E x Q in Ea-tsfM,i.l kl ii 'tr W Left to right: Row 'Ir William Hoinacki, James Bougard, Melvin Holmes, Larry Hurtle, James Love, Robert Jerzak, Commie Walls, Richard Szymczak, Dave Underly, Michael Sacchini. Row 2: Dennis Kristowski, Joe Jenczewski, Eugene Stokes, John West, Robert Taghon, Jerry Andrews, Verelee Simmons, Tom Con- ev 99' 3 78 'Wi' sllff B M' 'l ' sf , a . 9.-g S4 '7Mf',7 i 5 QQ ,Mm 3 A .K 5 n K A 511' shag I 5 - K i 4 6 Q Q -. I viii 1 neley, Eugene Zarembka, Hubert Ingram. Row 3: Clarence Kaminski, Wilbur Benson, Rick Sanders, Bruce Smith, Duane Coley, Drexal Holland, Robert Otolski, Melvin Ross, Bobby Graham. Row 4: Henry Davis, Elwood Hayes, Richard Wadzinski, Joseph All conference fullback, Marvin Ingram, is seen plunging for that last touch- down in the game between the Misha- waka Cavemen and the Central Bears on u hand-ot? from the quarterback Joe Winston, to make the score 32 to O. Also seen helping Ingram is Bob Tag- hon 1807, Bob Jerzak 4741, and Jim Love 1797. 3 an QQ dw' qs' SK: 0 t ,gf .t .-W. . Q- in T Q vi. s i Wesley, Gerald William William X B 82 ,, N. ' 'X U R 'K Dale Secrist, Dean Aughinbaugh, Donald Grezgorek, Jones, Alan Schacleenman, Marvin lngram, Richard Wright, Parker, Dale Mathews, William Hepler, Joseph Winston, Moore, Larry Chambliss, Kenneth Ellis, Wayne Wallace. lt was a hot day in August when Coach Jones and his assistants started to shape the i957 football team. After long, grueling workouts with much block- ing, tackling, and passing, the team was eager to fight for its first win against Hammond Noll. With seven of the returning lettermen in the starting eleven, the Bears beat Hammond Noll, 40 to O After a week of practice and running through plays, the team was ready to meet the Mishawaka Cavemen. The squad ran up a score of 32 to 0, an- other impressive victory for the Bears. Following this triumph, Central beat Michigan City, 33 to 6, and completely outclassed the St. Joe Indians, 56 to 7. Our players then met the Washing- ton Panthers and defeated them, 14 to 6. Next, they took on Elkhart and won again, 38 to 7. Then came the only setback of the regular, scheduled season for the N.l.H.S.C. Eastern Division Conference Champs. The team was defeated by Adams, 14 to 7, in a game once postponed because of a flu epidemic at both schools. This gave the Bears a season record of 8 wins and 1 loss and the right to meet East Chicago Roose- velt for the N.l.H.S.C. Conference Championship. The rough riders edged our battling Bears, 'I3 to 12, in a thrilling game played in the mud and rain. An alert Central defense converges on a lone Riley back. The picture was taken during the Central-Riley tussle at School Field. Central had another victory under its belt after crushing the Cats, 48 to 6. Seen here is Joe Wesley making a tackle with the help of Marvin Ingram, as Dale Matthews moves in to assist. City Champs. The football team of Central Junior High continued its perfect record as it rolled up six consecutive victories and won the city championship for the third straight year. lst Row: Fred Draper, Eugene King, Paul Dawn- ing, Wodrow McDonald, Charles Smith, John Cockrell, Willie Jones, Marty Loy, Ronnie Paul, 2nd Row: Cullen Walton, Robert Webster, Niel Borders, Bob Shelby, Eliiah Anderson, Kenneth McMorris, Wade Hughes, Bill Fleenor, Oscar Washington, George Williams. 3rd Row: John Jackson, Roy Jill, Bob Conway, Leroy Allen, Darlies Jones, Dean Howard, Ray Barker, Jim Dinges, 4th Row: Coach Vaz, Mgr. Joe Moore, William Duckworth, Dick Cerveny, Gerald Stull, Mike Redding, Willie Smith, Robert Harris, Mgr. Fred Rosenfeld, Coach Early Varsity of the future. The freshman football team of 1957, coached by Lou Newbold, comprised a respect- able 4-2-1 record. lst Row: George Rowan, Charles Lee, Alan Nagy, Jer- ry Berganhagen, William Gandy, George Pasalich, Percy Jones, Robert Boone. 2nd Row: Gary Weaver, Theo- dore Smerekanich, Dennis Bailey, Scott Cashman, Richard Baraso, Wayne Zander, Craig Long, Henry Rakowski. 3rd Row: Archie Grisson, Donald Underly, Rick Ferrell, Michael Koehler, John Brown, James Waite, Bill Newsom, Jerry Floritowski. 4th Row: Leroy Chambliss, Robert Borders, Robert Tiedge, Fred Hunt, Charles Hawkins, George Kalafat, Jeff Kep- schull, Coach Newbold. X br V if-t'?jf. 0 We got bird meat -That was the cheer that went up after Central's victory over Adams. ln this scene Bill Floring and Joe Winston await the outcome of a shot by Adams' Davis. Adams played a really fine game against our Bears, but Central proved to be too much for the Eagles. Control of the backboards in the late stages of the game enable us to pull this vic- tory out of the bag. Ott the boards-John West clears the boards for Central against Muncie Central while Rudy Anderson and Bob Clark of the Bears move in to help him. Muncie was one of the highly rated teams until the Bears tore them apart by a score of 69-55. V I E, . v BASKETBALL Rebound-Three Bears, Bill Floring, Rudy Anderson, and Toolie Coalman, fight for a rebound in the opening game of the 1957-58 basketball season. The defending State Champs proved to be too much for Gary Roosevelt as the Bears won handily 53-42. Central's rebounding corps, lead by Toolie Coalman, Bill Floring, Joe Wins- ton, and Rudy Anderson was one of the main reasons for the Bears' success in the 1957-58 cage season. Re- bounds win games as Central proved this season. Central sklps Hammond taps oo he Coalman and Rudy Anderson flght to decade who wall get the tlp In B fore Toolle was mlured he was a tre mendous help on rebounds but after hns nnlury the lob was handled through the combined efforts of Bull Flormg Joe Winston and Rudy Anderson :-RJ RS x XIX L... ii if X eam ns In a huddle Everyone makes mistakes and apparently someone goofed n hns scene Coach McCall tries to correct the mistake The reserves hsten lntently and ope that they won t make the same mistake when they enter the game Block that Shot-Joe Winston lumps in the air in an attempt to block a shot by a Washington player. Central players waiting for the rebound are Rudy Anderson and Bill Floring. The Wash- ington-Central game of the sectional was one ot the best games seen in the area in the post several years. Each team hit about 5096 of its shots, but Washington squeezed out a three- point victory, 67 to 64. Go get'em Bill. Bill Molnar puts on the brakes and starts to back track as his opponent reverses his direction. This reverse was not enough, how- ever, as Central went on to beat Walkerton in sectional play. Walkerton, one of the better county teams, was no match for the defending State champs in the game. Free shot-Denny Bishop lets go with a free shot in the Central-Riley game. Free shots made the difference in this game as the Bears were forced into an overtime before downing the Riley cagers. In a close game, every point counts, and the Bears' ability to hit from the free throw line has pulled our team through many tight games. ,awe 1 . 'lu' t ifsfiviiis. B-Team rebound-Jack Shilt goes into the air for a re- bound during the Mishawaka game. The members of the B-squad this year will be the members of the varsity next year. The B-team had a very good year, and for that reason you can be sure Central's varsities of the future will be tops. Halftime - This is a typical scene during halftime. Coach Powers tells each boy what mistakes he has made in the first half and how to correct them, These halftime talks have led to many second half comebacks which have spelled victory for our athletic teams. Seated on the bench listening to Coach Power's instructions are left to right, Carnes, Freshley, Dorsey, Smith, Scott, Ingram, San- clers, Cohn, Wesley and Walker. 3551 Burk F R! Junior High Hoopsters-These are Cen- tral's basketball stars of the future, and if records mean anything the future of basketball success for our school is bright. Although the Cubs didn't go un- defeated, they were very impressive on both offense and defense. Bottom, left to right-Jim Powell, Neil Berders, Curtis Lewis, Bruce Smith, Fred Draper. Middle row-Clarence White lmgr.i, William Duckworth, David Erns- berger, Duane Moore, George Myers, lmgr.J. Top row, left to right-Robert Taylor lcoachi, John Jackson, Gerald Stull, Dean Howard, George Williams, Huey Coalman lstudent assistanti. Freshmen Hoopsters-The TQS7-58 freshman bas- ketball team carried on the Central tradition of success in the favorite Hoosier pastime, basket- ball. At times during the season they were very impressive in rebounding ball control, and scor- ing. They are as follows: Bottom Row, Bob Blume, Clarence Kretchmer, Dick Baraso, Richard Green, Dan Allen, Gerry Tilorokowski, Ted Myer. 2nd Row: Scott Cashman, Terry Voogd, Jeff Kep- schull, Jim Snyder, Dave Sherman, and Mike Evans. Top Row: Mgr. Jim Rice, Don Underly, Bill Brockman, Bill Lee, Alfonso Owlsey, Rick Ferrell, and Mgr. Terry Wheeler. 15 rv 4 N .. G, x M...-1 115.4 .cs- -S ' . 4 . ' , J . ' P , T infix Q, .L ,JV 51-.Q 1 , '-. f , l vw - 5 yi Au. Tr fl 5. ws? C' n Cross Country - This is a shot of the finish line of a cross country meet. These cross country meets are held at parks where the courses are tricky and the ground is rough. The runners must have the ability to follow the course as well as have enough speed to win the race. Cross Country Cross Country Men-The cross country team posted one of its most outstanding records this season under the new cross country coach, Mr. Rowe. The team was undefeated against city foes, and for the first time won the City Cham- pionship. The cross country team placed second in the conference and compiled an ll-5 record. 355, 4 get g qv. . re vb' ,J N., Tennis is our game-ln recent years Central's tennis team has been one of the better teams of this area and this year was no exception. This year the team won all but one m'eet and placed second in the conference. Coach Powers ond his team are to be congratulated for the fine iob of representing Central that they did this year. Top Row: Bob Carpenter, Greg Gates, Rolf Grorud, Dave Dunlap, Jack Miller, Bottom Row: Rick Rodifer, Dean Graveel, Mitch Arita, John Lomberson, John Higgins, Don Greene. Tennis Serve. Greg Gates gives the ball a mean look as vw smashes it across the net during a practice session ot Leeper Park. Greg was elected cop- tain of the tennis team and is one of the few ,swf , - 4 , seniors on the squad. aug, I .. fw'f f- ' V 1-:-'l17W Swimming They're off-Don Soderberg, Bill Womer, and Mike Kerestury are off at the gun during ci practice session in the Central pool. These three were among the many standouts that helped Cen- tral's swimming team compile a 12-2 record this year. Swan dive-Al Thompsan's feet almost touch the ceiling of the Central pool as he executes a swan dive during o practice session in the school pool. The divers are import- ant point makers for our swimming team, although they are often under rated. Stroke-Al Rapp, high scorer for Central's tankers, is pictured here during a practice session in the Central pool. The tankers had o very good year, and Coach Hoyer is looking forward to the 1958-59 season with en- thusiasm. The swimming team compiled o 12-2 record and placed third in the conference. Bear Hug!-It looks as though Dave Anderson ion topl is proving to be too much for his opponent as Dave sets himself for a pin. The referee QT ' watches closely to call the pin as A 'Pe--'Ji T soon as it is made. This year's team continued the Central tradition of suc- cess in wrestling. Coach Szucs is to be congratulated for the teams' show- ing in his first year as coach of Cen- tral's grapplers. 5,9 The Bench-This scene is one often seen at Central wrestling matches. Everyone on the bench yells to the teammate who is wrestling and tries to tell him how to pin his op- ponent or escape from his grasp. Watching from the bench are left to right, Odell Newborn, John Dresbach, Willie Wilson, Gene Zarembka, Don Grezegorek, Percy Jones, Henry Davis, Assistant Coach Duane Rowe, Dave Anderson, Jim Robinson, Coach Ed Szucs, and Bryan Hettinghouse, ffrontl Bob Jerzak, and Ken Ellis. Wrestling l I, B 541 Golf Putting practice. Bob Jones eyes the cup during putting practice at the Erskine Park while Jerry Otolski, Rudy Tcitay and Duane Brown watch his stroke. Jones, Brown, Totay, and Otolski are four veteran golfers to help Coach Emrick'5 team improve on last season's record. The golf team-Coach Emrick and his golfers look forward to a very successful season. Only one regular from last yeor's team has gradu- ated, and with the newcomers the golfers are in fine shape. With Rudy Tatoy, Duane Brown, Bob Jones, and Jerry Otolski returning from last year's team, and outstanding prospects like Bill Hepler and Bob Cohn, Mr. Emrick should have no trouble continuing Central's success in golf. vw mytlxlf BUYS X Y :gi The Baseball Boys Centrals varsity baseball team of 1958 has all the maklngs of a champlon Although thelr record last year was not rm presslve the Bears plcked up valuable expe nence The Bears have depth at every positron and returmng lettermen at all posltrons except left fveld The players are Cleft to rlghtl back row Coach Lou Newbold G Shonborn B Smith B Taghon, J Andrews, D Matthew,J Bougard, and managers R Pescu and B Parko From row, left to right, A Davuson, C Kamlnskl, J Jones, T Charlesworth, J Lowe, D Blshop, F Toth, B Felsx, P Atchon, G Warren, and D Dunlap Heres how Coach Newbold shows Jerry Andrews the correct stance for a bunt whsle the rest of the team looks on At the begmmng of each season Coach Newbold dnlls the team on fundamentals as he ns domg nn thus scene Thus part of the baseball tram mg us very nmportant and has proved to be a bug factor m our success Baseball S0714 NAIS QKTRQ gl T34 ll M5 HAH 9 'I W4 1 TR ,vs T34 5- .f S1 TII4 gt 4 Nuns 'rw mls lm u 5 1 U1 T174 W H15 x T lf xl 'L' uns 'x..J 1 'wwe 4 1-. Mf'5',,g,,g,, in ul wx ,,s.:'f,5, ,L E ts... ,...,w.., 1 it Q, W n ' ' 'vw---W-Q Practice makes perfect Commle Walls and Melvin Holmes are pictured here clearing the hurdles during a practice session Holmes and Walls are two of the veterans that are returning this Track Cindermen-The l958 track squad was com- posed of a large group of returning veterans along with a group of promising newcomers. The track team has proved itself and will continue to do so in the future due to the fine coaching it receives. Coach Early and his assistants have built a fine team around the returning lettermen this year. Parallel Bar Pyramid-This is another of the many routines done by Cen- tral's Tumblers. The routine requires muscles as well as a sense of balance. Many of the routines are very difficult, but through many days of practice our Tumblers have become very skill- ed. ln this scene are ltopl Joyce Bokos lbendingl Peggy Kepschull lleft hand- standl Betsy Mead fright handstand' Darlene Mend lback standingi Leonard Emery. W TUMBLERS Mat Pyramid-This is one of the routines done by Central's Tumbling Club. Mr. Elbel, the sponsor, helps the club in planning new rou- tines to be used in shows given by the Tumb- lers during the year. Pictured here are Larry Bergen ltopl, Jim Woltman lsecondl, Terry Krantz lbottom holdingl, on mat Leonard Eme ery, farm balancel Betsy Mead. G.A.A. A couple of the activities of the members of the Girls Athletic Association is to perform val- uable services and to provide recreational out- lets for the girls. The members, seated left to right, are Front Row, Beverly Voorde, Sandy Hamblen, Gerry Zebrowski, Carol Osterhold, Miss Matthews, Judy Pinkerton, Mary Pallo, Carol Kotolinski, Shirley Chodzinski, and Ruby Smith. Second Row: Cheryl Hills, Barbara Tan- kersley, Sandy Ward, Carol Howard, Vicki Nozykowski, Rosie Smith, Pat Fulnecky, Willietta Jones, and Laverne Coalman. Back Row: Bar- bara Zackrowski, Karen Klemishin, Nacy Wolt- man, Sandy Dunlap, Natalie Dowdell, Carol Doren, and Pat Dunlap. Serve it-Here members of the Girls Athletic Association learn how to serve a volleyball. Their teacher is Miss Mathews, the sponsor of the G. A. A. The girls in this organization have many other worthwhile activities besides par- ticipating in athletics. The girls are, left to right, Beverly Voorde, Shirley Chodzinski, Judy Pinkerton, Gerry Zebrowski, Carol Kotolinski, Ruby Smith, Mary Pallo, and Sandy Hamblen. fir' ZX rg .gf VY! FQCULW Sr K ,Q ... VH 5 Q T x 2 li, Q -if Vi' J C 5 fl . . , Ill api Z l ' Q- l A WH' M X ...L W xg ' W Z d f df' The man at the helm is Mr Ferrell our principal Each morning we heard him say May I have your attention please through this newly installed public address system To this man with his endless tasks we say thanks for being such an understanding and adept director ot this school which guides our steps TOWARD INSTRUCTION This has been a year of much discussion about the faults and attributes of different educational systems We here at Central have a distinct advantage over many others our age Our school offers a wade and varied curriculum. But, as Emerson has said, lt does not matter what your studies are, it only matters who your teacher is. Here again Central students have a great advantage. We have a choice faculty. Our teachers are willing to give us any help we may needy all we have to do is ask. ,,,.r' Mr. Barnbrook, the junior high principal, spends his days working at the many duties of the junior high building. He has traveled to all 48 states, seven provinces of Canada, and two states in Mexi- co. He received his Master's de- gree from Indiana University. Lunch time at last, Althought this is a much repeated phrase of Central pupils on the arrival of lunch time, this state- ment is also frequently heard coming from our teachers. Students many times think a teacher's job is very simple, but little they know about how difficult it is to impress important facts and fig- ures on our minds. During lunch period teachers talk with fellow workers about the happenings of the morning, and many times they sacrifice this time to grade papers so we may receive our results as soon as possible. M-..N ' Mr. Richard, our assistant princi- pal is kept busy with many jobs, such as giving exit passes and taking care of the attendance. H2 enjoys painting, all sports, and also working around the house. Mr. Richard received his Master's degree from Indiana University. . Q Mr. Harter, our head counselor, enjoys all sports, especially skiing, and photography. He is the man who helps each member of the senior class to make many im- portant decisions concerning schedules, credits, and future plans. He received his Master's degree from the University of No- tre Dame. -. 'rv-,. z4' Lf, 3 t , A , f' ,, A .J Q The deflnltuon of assembly from the Thorndike Barnhart dictionary group of people gathered together for some purpose This group of people for thus assembly IS the Central stud ent body our purpose IS to honor the players and arouse the student s splrnts for the coming football game I seems though as If thus part of the assembly IS purely for entertainment dressed as two hep' teenagers wlth the maddest taste In clothes tell Mr Overholt about those crazy Central Bears Fred B Govern Modern Languages Room 320 B S Harml on M A Umversrty of Notre Dame Hobby Golf lettermg Club Mr Robert S Herrlnger Forengn Language Room 318 M A Notre Dame Umverslty Ball State Teachers College Hobby Read Mass Beverly Lebo Foreugn Language Room 310 B A lndlqnq State Teachers College Hobby Reading - .. H H ' - ' ' is, a ll ' : . , .. l . T , , Here, Miss Keefe and Miss Bennett, H 1 I . 1, H - , . H If , , - -, , , . ., 'Y' Mrs. Gertrude W. Butcher-Art, Room 105, B. S., Ball State Teach- E ers College. Hobby: Painting. Mr. Henry Ford-Music, Room 41, B. S. 8- M. S., Indiana State Teachers College. Hobby: Woodworking. chestra fa in Mr Daniel L Muller Vocal Muslc Room 39 BS Wnttenberg College Mr A J Singleton Band Room 41 BPSM lndaana Unwerslty Club Sponsorshlp Band Hobby Frshlng Mr H E Kottlowskl Muslc Room 40 B M and M M Butler Unlverslty Hobby Playing strung quartets Cluo sponsorship O Mr Garner L Marvin Art Room 311 BS lndnana Unlversnty Hobby Photography and Musvc Club Sponsorship Audio vlsual C ub fa- Mr Bert M Trottnow Art Room 312 A B Unlversuty of Much: gan M A School of the Art Institute Chicago Columbia Um versity Hobby Travel Mass Helen M Weber Music Room 108 B S State Teachers College St Cloud Munn Hobby Sewung cookmg antiques and students Club sponsorship Glee Club Mrs Helen M Baer Mann Office N. Q 'W 1 S- OFFICE X wil Z 3 5 J 2 0 Q Q I W O O Jr CD .. 0 N 0 I 0 U' U' '4 Z fl? Q 9- J CD ,gun-A .1 xt' Z' Mrs Vlrglnla Sterzlk Regastrar Hobby Readmg Mrs Luculle York Attendance Hobby Bowlmg gg Mr. George O. Daniels -- Modified, Room 17, M.S., Indiana Uni- versity, Ball State Teachers College. Hobby: Fishing. Miss Wanda Detrick-Home Economics iModifiedJ, Room 12, B. S. and M S Indiana State Teachers College Hobby Sewing Lucile Seedorf Modified 7th 8th and 9th Room 15 A B Mac Murray College DePauw University Hobby Travel Mr Winston A Vaz Modified Room 18 B S Indiana University Hobby Coaching and watching sports Mr Clarence Elbel Physical Education Room 221 B P E Springfield College Hobby Photography wood VOYIC Club 5900 sorshlp Tumblers Miss Mane Ann Kruckel Physical Education Room 114 B S Stroudsburg State Teachers College M S Indiana University -CS' Miss Betty J Mathews Physical Education R om 311 B S B II State Teachers College M S Indiana University Hobby Sports photography and reading Club Sponsorship G A A M Louis F Newbold Physical Education R om 315 B S M A University of Notre Dame Hobby Cooking 1-43 Mr Ross Stephenson Physical Education R om 212 B A Ed Eastern Illinois University M S University of Illinois Hobby ,, 5 X Sports Club Sponsorship Lettermens Club Athletic Director ' aaa-H' an ENGLISH Mr R D Emruck Driver Education B S Kalamazoo College A Ball State Teachers College and Notre Dame Hobby Fishing and woodworkunfl Miss Carolyn B Bennett E gllsh Room 211 A B Indiana Um versity Hobby Golf Club sponsorship Future Teachers Assocla 'ION Y?- wut-15,1 Miss Margaret Bergan English R om 321 A B Saint Marys H I . ., . : . .rt . 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Wllllams College M A Unlverslty of Iowa Hobby Dunes Club Mlss Marguerite DeGroote English Room 309 A B St Marys College M A Incllana Umverslty Hobby Reading and flowers Mass Agnes E Frlck English Room 303 M A Columbla Hobby Travellng Mrs Mary Helen Heritage Englush Room 36 AB Boll State Teachers College Hobby Traller travel Mr Wnllram B Madden Engllsh Room 314 A B Induana State Teachers College M A Notre Dame Hobby Corn Collectung Club Sponsorshlp Yearbook QF cf., Mr John Merrlman English Room 38 B S Ball State Hobby Travel and readmg Mr JamesJ Overholt English Room 305 A B Manchester o lege M A Indiana Umversuty Hobby Woodworking pa.: A9 Y:- Mlss Jeannette Smogor Engllsh Room 304 A B St Marys Col lege M S Indrana Umverslty 9 .J-Q Mlss Ruth B Snyder English Room 322 A B lndlana Stae Teachers College Hobby Books stamps HlFu Miss EdlthJ Spray Engllsh Room 301 B A Lawrence College M A Umversuty of Chrcago Hobby Reading and bridge Mlss June Waterman English Room 10 A B Indlana M A Un: verslty of Mnchngon Club Sponsorshlp Tru Hn Y Hobby Golf - , , , . . 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Mrs Adelaide Platt Guidance Room 204 B A Washington Uni versity Hobby Short wave radio raising hybrid tea roses Club sponsorship National Honor Society 4-1 Miss Janet Anderson Librarian Room 307 M A Indiana Uni ,X versity Hobby Reading music and skiing Club Sponsorship L brary Club LIBRARY II Mrs Helen Fribley Earl Library Room 307 B S Northwestern University lf' HOME ECONOMICS Miss Luclle Dlenhart Home Economics Room II5 B S Purdue Hobby Traveling Miss Loretta Hubert Home Economics Room I07 B S H E a d M S Purdue University Hobby Sewung l,v' Mrs Helen B Shaw Home Economics Room 106 B S lnduna State Teachers College Wisconsin University Chicago Univ rslty Hobby Antique Mr Elmer McCall Physical Education and Health Room 2II A B Fresno State M A Purdue University ,ss- Mr JamesL Powers Health Room 2l2 M S Indiana State Teachers College Hobby Sports it ep Mrs Margaret M Foullcs Nurse Room 302 B S Indiana Umver sity Hobby Spectator Sports Club Sponsorshrp Future Nurses Cub 4-or . K .L I - 7 - l , V x . . I . I . . . ' A ff , . 1 . . I as I , : I , I , II . : I- N . I of : I . Gi, V Ir uf ' - ' , , .... n . ., I I . : I . Q f' -J - ' I 1 1 - v I ' 'ty. A Z h - - 1 I f - -1 ' f X A ' . . . . . - Q I Q 4 1 1 v ' 3 : 5. . SX , ,I ... sh H E A H kin? ' N? Vrkk . 1 . . I I I Y ,.,.. . , 1 ' , P I' X ' A P -:J v is . : . sri iff - - i I 1 ' -1 I I ' A l . ,X University, Michigan University. 'N-. Mrs. Helen Manuszak-Jr. High Nurse, Room 302, B. S., Indiana Mr. Byron R. Carrier-Science, Room 209, B. S., Purdue University, M. S., Indiana State Teachers College. 3, Mr. V. C. Cripe-Science, Room 221, B. S., Purdue, M. A., Michi- gan. Hobby: Travel. Club sponsorship: Jr. Academy of Science. Mr. James L. Early-Biology, Room 403, M. A., Franklin Colleac Ball State Teachers College, Purdue University. Hobby: Athletics Mr. C. F. Hafron Jr.-Science, Room 29, B. S., Notre Dame, Naval Flight School. Hobby: Aeronautics flight instructor. Club spon- sorship: Aeronautics Club. Mr. Devon Phelps-Science, Room 28, A. B., Manchester and Pauw. Hobby: Photography. Mr. John M. Poorbaugh-Science, Room 402, B. S., Ball State Teachers College, Heidelberg Extension of Maryland. Hobby: Fish- ing and camping. Club Sponsorship: Jr. lzaak Walton League. Mr. Arthur L. Smith-Science, Room 401, M. S., University of Chi- cago. Hobby: Color photography. 'Ns Xsfx Open house gives the parents of the Centralites a chance to meet the Cen- tral faculty and become better oc- quainted with their children's daily rou- tines. Naturally, all of this is done after a delicious steak dinner is eat- en. This dinner is made possible through the efforts of the Central Par- ent-Teacher Association. This candid shot shows Mr. Merriman explaining Q class problem to a visiting family. U mverslty of Mmnesota Mnss Naoml R Pehrson Business Educatlon Room 30 B S M A Mlchlgan State College Columbia Umversnty Western Machu gan Unlverslty Mr Duane D Rowe Business Room 31 B S Manchester College INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr J W Ingram Industraol Arts Room X9 B S Bradley M Indiana Umversnty Hobby Photography Mr Kenneth R Mann Industnal Arts Room K5 B S Ball State Teachers College Hobby Woodworkmg State Hobby Flshmg Mr John W Burger Business Education Room 210 B A Man chester M A Columbla UWIVSYSIIY Hobby Sports and fnshmg Mr James E Cole Business Education Room 37 B S M A Mass Bertllle Hnndelang Busmess Educatnon Room 211 A b Eastern Mlchagan M A Umversuty of Notre Dame Indlana Um verslty Hobby Puzzles Miss Carole Keefe Busmess Room 33 BA St Marys Notre Dame 0 Mr Emal Mamula lndustnal Arts Room X8 B S North Texas Mr F C Morrison Industrial Educatuon Room X3 B S Purdue Mr Darel. Nestlerode Industrial Education Room X4 B S No tre Dame M S Indiana State Teachers College Mr P C Wunther Vocatlonal Room X12 B S M S School of Englneermg Milwaukee Wisconsin Cnty and Guuld Technlcal In stntute London England Hobby Magucnan 1 1 W I , 4 1, ' , . ., 1 . : . ' ' - 1 1 - '1 ' 'f -i I I ' 'I 1 - 'I 1 ' 'i , I I . 1, a R . .., 1 W , 1 1 1, 1 'I I I . iff' ' - - - I , - ., , Q ff . . . 1 , , . ., , . 5., 1' ig. -.5 ' ' e-- . .ff3Q?:2 'E'1 ifxitiz-.,: 1 .ws . i '41 i .,:-.iliwiiil , A f fl 31' ' ' ' ' ' ' 15 1: U X I h - iw , I . . . 5 E Qi M sl 1 , M, ff' it .-+A . 1. se' ,V :Z 1 1 -1 '2 X '- ' s ' I I ' 'I 1 . . 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B., lndiana Mr Herschel C Heritage Social Studies Room l4 A B B ll State Teachers College Hobby Fishing Mr Thomas E Hoyer Social Studies Room 215 M S No re Dame Indiana University Western Reserve Hobby Books Club Sponsorship Booster Club Mr Robertl Jones Social Studies Room 103 B S M A Indiana University Hobby Amateur Radio Mr L H Schultz SocualStud1es Room 223 M A Chicago Um J Roy Smith Social Studies Room l04 A B M A Indiana :versity Hobbv Furniture repair and refinishing Mr Ed Szucs Physical Education and Social Studies Room X17 B S Purdue M S Indiana University Club Sponsorship Assist ant Football Coach Wrestling Coach Hobby Trailer travel Mr Robert G Taylor Social Studies Room 216 B S Ball State Teachers College Hobby Reading . . - , , . ., a 1 , ' , . . 1 , , . ., Y , , . : . . . - , , . ., . ., . . . - , , . ., - I , . ., , - . : , . - . . . + , , . . , S . ,, . : , : . . i' I I ' 'I , . ., - - ' L , 1 - -1 Al 'R - - - 1 I - -1 ' Mr. . - , , . ., . ., Un . : . I . - , I . ., , . ., . 2 - , . : . ' ' 1 , . ., and amtques Mr Leon Bendlt Mathematlcs Room X10 M S lndnana Unlver stty Hobby Sports Club Sponsorshlp .lr Hugh Booster Club Mrs Beotrlce Covert Mathematlcs Room I6 B S Purdue Um versuty Umversuty of Wrsconsm Hobby Oll parntung gardenlng Mr James A Horns Math Room 9 B S Notre Dame Unlver ty Hobby Huntung and flshcng Q Mr Herschel Hawluns Mathematlcs Room 120 B S M S l diana Umverssty Hobby Reodang X- 1 , . I - I 1 , . ., '- J H AA . A 1 A , ' . . . r '- Q - 1 f 1 - -1 ' :- -Jv f 1 - ' : I . ' ' AQ- , . ' - ' , , . ., . ., n. f A T - -'-' . . . . Sffq 4,- ' - .' . : . 1 sd-iff 4' .gig 1 . . l 1 1 1 - -1 - 5 l f ' ' 7 I I ' 'I I . ., ' ' ' . : ' . : . xiii' 1 , .. A 3 ' ' 1 ' .ig Y. ' ' ' ' , - - Agri 5 ' iz: . ., . . , , . you P x ,f , -. .J ., 1 K 'r I l . l 1' I , , . ., . p u . T f , . -, V . . . '- , , . ., l l Mr Joseph C MacKowuak Math Room H9 B S Canterbury M A lndnana Umverslty Hobby Bowlung Club Sponsorship Asst to Lettermens Club Miss Emma Pfaffman Mathematncs Room lOl PhB Unlverslty of Chtcago Mr Clifford Rinehart Mathematlcs Room ll6 B S Northwestern M S lndlana Unlverslty Hobby Reading gardening and pho togrophy STUDY HALL Mr WalterL Klndy Math Room l22 A B Manchester Hobby Flshmg ,I F Mlss AntolnetteJ Semortler Mathematxcs Room l2l M A A Mr John Wllmore Math Room l23 A B Ball State Teachers College M A lndlana Unlverslty Mr W W Lauterbach Study Hall Room 3l7 B A Unlverslty of llllnols M A Unlverslty of Wlsconsln Hobby Photography flshtng travel and flowers Mrs Hllda Lean Study Hall, Room 3l6, Ph B, Umversnty of Chl cago Hobby Readnng, televlslon, and travelmg SENICRS This is it. These four years really sped by, didn't they? Each of us has changed somewhat since we began our careers here at Central. How different it seems from our first year when we were not exactly sure what high school was! As a great many have said before us, we will now be able to say, l am a graduate of South Bend Central. We can all share the same feeling about what we learned from this school through 'classrooms and halls, through people and experiences. How many memories we share - our first day in this school that then seemed so massive and cold, the strangers in our freshman classes that have since grown to be our warmest friends. Exchanging senior pictures, ordering commencement announcements, going to the senior party, taking the senior trip, and attending the senior prom are things we will always remember There were also the pep assemblies and the never dying spirit we carried to all our games through victory and defeat the splendor of queens courts and proms and dances Then too how can we ever forget last year and the final game of the state basketball championship? or the student council elections with the heated discussions about Representative Pioneer, and Student Action? We worked actively for the school through the Student Council and the Booster Club Now as we look back we also look ahead We feel a loss as we turn the pages of our final year book and see our own pictures placed in the senior section, but we also feel a gain a gain of four wonderful years As we part from our friends we go into new worlds worlds of college for some 'obs for others However in our future years we will often pause for memories of Central High School the school which guided our steps 'X Y' H 'L-if Y 4 rl!! NOW J YJ ,KN .nwfxhb The semor A class officers are seen here in Mr Harters office where they and many of their classmates spent much of their time this past year looking at college bulletins receiving scholar ship test scores completing final orograms and making plans for their futures Seated are Make Sacchlnl president and DewAnn Drout secretary Randy Elliot vice president and Barbara Stegmon treasurer are standing i, Gregory Gates Charlene Peretti Students R Carolyn Alaska Nancy Amber Donald Atkinson Dennis Bishop Linda Bixler Ann Bowman Gary Bremer Diana Davis Condra Sue Dennis Donnalee Dorhauer DewAnn Drout Randall Elliott Vivian Gold Jean Ann Houck Judith Hurley Linda Irvin Robert Jones Kathleen Kaman Kay Kirkman Carol Klopfenstein John Konieczny Carol Kotolinski Marilyn Krueger Marlene Lambert James Lowe Myrna McClelland Bonnie McCoy Cynthia McCray Sandra McKinney Jane Ann Housman Sandra Piechoskt eceivung 90X or Above Nancy Manuszak Audrey Martin Jerry Martin David Mead Susan Meyers William Murray Michael Niblick Joan Niezgodski Nancy Opelt Joseph Papal William Parker Jane Pentelow Sidney Phipps Judith Pinkerton William Rieder Brenda Rouse Darlene Schanfeld Gary Shonborn Barbara Stegmen Jack Taghon Louis Toth William Warrick David Williams Judith Winther Joan Wolfe Myrna Woods Judith Wooldridge Amy Woolridge Mary Zataraga Valeclictorians Salutatorians S Jss QQ' i '52 Q xx Phlllup Achton James Adair Janet Adams Carol Sue Alqsko Nancy Amber 'YS -fr' James Anderson Ruth Anderson lf fx lif Je Y An EXW Mrtch Anta Don Atknnson Patrlcua Badowsku Bruce Barley Sandra Ball Janet Bankson Richard Barner Robert Bartholomew Robert Bernhard Zane Bernstein Evelyn Berry 4 'rf- Bcrbom Beylg Glo,-,Q Blelelewgm Norma Jean Blles Dennis Bushop Lmda Blxler Ki- ts tow . Larry Blume Loretta Boone Ann Bowman Larry Boyd Jae Braunsdorf '-if Gary Bremer Kenneth Brown Valerie Bruce Shlrley Buchanan Louis Burnogkl inf K 7: Qu N l JoLynn Campbell Deonna Candler Fred Chareton Tom Charlesworth Shlrley Chodznnsku W 'S H' for 6 5,1 B , f 4 ch. l., li eco , r af or l R 5 L sy , M1 4, I A f by 'F Q sf I 1 'Wi s- . F X , if 3 3 . y B, xy 6 x 11114 u if Ro ert Chudzlckl Bert Chudzlckl Robert Clark Ina Cohen Nancy Cohen bb 47 Q. Mnldred Cooper Joan Crawford Ruta Craug James Cytackl Dnana Davns Patrucna Davus Allan Davnson C0rle1te DeArmond Larry Dennerf ix fu mf Condra Denms Mary DePaepe Betty Dent Roger Dent Thomas Doakes George Donut Donolee Dorhouer Betty Doyle Mqry Doyle Rlchard Doyle uf 'Q av ..., DGWAHH Drout Carol Dudley Shirley Durskey Randall Ellnott Juduth Ellis 1- 44 bn I N5 ,ludnh Erhqrdt Delores Everman Norma Funchum Wlllnclm Flormg Wnlllcm Fortson Q15 3 s. 4 Morvm Frank LOW,-ence Free! Robert Frohwerk BOI'bGl'0 Fromm TBWY FUlf1eCkY Q D 93 ist A X. y 4, t fl' .avr f 'S' 'cr N ,Q , W f V yy ,A K L Wit 5 1- ig V Q, ,gf Nu 'Q nk y -- X v A XL., X we , Y to y 4 1' .,, if nf f Ag , Y5l ,lf 1- Lucille Gadson Betty Garrison Paul Gast Gregory Gates -d 'll Vnvlan Gold J-'-s -YV 9,1 Ne' in Donald Gillette John Glllls Betty Glaser Thomas Glenton B verly Golubsla Anna Mae Good Thomas Groburek K 'i Y Ronald Gramsk: Edward Gram a Suzanne Gramza Maureen Graney Rrchard Grafzol Kay Green Gloria Greer Wnllram Grochowalskl Thomas Haab Q -vue- -10 'S Y l-OUISG HUDSON Lmda Hass udntn Haften fggnne Hgwkms Linda Hawkms John Hayes Marcua Hegedus Darlene Hernlzelmcn Thomas Herban Kathleen Heron 9'- 1 Ar. is Wfllard H'99'nS Susan Hogan Melvrn Holmes Carolyn Houck Jean Houck I X' fha 5... .lane Housman wmdmi? 1? Our Football Queen and Court are pictured here wnth their escorts The Annual Cen Scmdm Huff tral Adams football clash us one of the buggest events of the year and one to which everyone looks forward The Court members and their escorts are from left to nght Sue Johns and Randy Elliot Jamce Kreps and Make Kerestury Dew Ann Drout Queen and Denny Bishop Jean Houck and Paul Gast Kathy Kaman and Bull Murray Joan Wolfe and Larry Morrlson Sandy Hugh and Greg Gates Gwen Shaw and John Boyer 195 'ig ff 'sf Hy t 3 a fi.-I, Juduth Hurley Larry Hurtle Llnda Lee lrvln Jerry Jackson Rm, Janowczyk 'TQ s..,, 'C' Andre Johnson Robert Jones John Jones Charle Jordan Robert Kagel 53 Fred Kahn Martha Kalka Kathleen Kaman Lyndelle Kauer Bonme Kelp Jerry Keller Denms Kemble Michael Kerestury 'Q Wayne Kale Leroy Kung Kay Kurkman Rosalie Klsh . Xl . I K ku , 4? Q- if T Koy Kastler Koy Klopfenstem ADITCI Klysz Jvmes KOCSIS D'0f1U Koepke PN i W N John KOHISCZHY Joseph Kopczynsku Pcluune Kopczynskl Joseph Kopmskl Mury Ann KOSIR Carol Kofolinski Jane Kotzmocher Rosalie Kovoich Shorlene Krizmon Marilyn Krueger an-J ,x Jomes Kuehl Thomas Kuiowski Poul Locy Bruce Ladd Morlene Lomben K. GLOVIG LG1L'10ITI Warren Lafson Dlnah Ledden Carolyn Loofens Ceceha Love 1? T-ga James Lowe Jayne Ann LULKSHS Marcua Lytle Durell McCIann Myrna McClelland 544' Bonme McCoy Cynthua McCroy Beverly McDaniel Lawrence Makowsky Frances Makrus .lark McDaniel Wulham McFarlane '9s.! Nancy Manuzak Lenora Marcus Audrey Marhn K 5 'C' ' E' James Martin Jerry Martin Phillip Marian Robert Matuszak David Meade 'Vs 'Piu- Jewell Mendenhall Su an Meyers Karole Muller Nancy Miller Sharon Milliken Terry Milfenberger Donald Monroe Charles Moore Thomas Morgeson Linda Morrell 'Vx '37 Larry Morrison Lore Muenstermann William Murray Francis Nagy Jean Nate 'YN wal Carolyn Nelson Odell Newburn Mlchael Nlbllck Laura Nlcks if 'fr'-r Charlotte Nunley Robert O Brlen Thomas OBrnen Marlene Opaczewslu :psf risk Joyce Opelt Nancy Opelt Maxune Overall Rnchard Overton 'AZT .. 'sf is ' Q. lx. , E E Judith Neiderauer Joan Niezgodski Barbara Nitz John Norton x ' A, z I ,J l 1 A - 'J Mary Pallo Joseph Papal Frances Kay Parker Wulluam Parker T3 Gerald Pawlak Jane Pentlow Charlene Pereth JoAnn Pershing RN 'W' ',r ' Suclney Phnpps Sandro Prechoskn Bonita Pierce Ruchard Pnlarskn -nv 'C' 5' Judlih Pinkerton Elaine Pollock Joyce Porogn Henry Prebys l J J ., QV A 0 5: 3 , X !X y 5 ...rl K-H 'w of J V'--ff' 3 2 , ,ff 1 65 9 I 7 .wffl Bernlce Preston Marilyn Preston Melvm Prnest Jean Prytz :Ji Annette Puckett Larry Randt Barbara Ransom B tty Ransom Fred Reddung K Katherlne Redding John Reed Wnlluam Rneder Juamta Rems Barbara Remer 'er Judnth Reynuers Andrew Reynolds Warren Reynolds Ruth Ann Rmtzsch Earl Rutchue Maxine Rosplock Gordon Roth Brenda Rouse Robert Rozewicz Sue Ruth Rose Ann Rzeszewskn David Saba' Michael Sacchlnl 139' Ednth Sanders Sharon Sausaman Darlene Schanfald Donald Schrader cr, 1' Janet Schurfeld Wulllam Segnntz Brenda Shannon JoAnn Shgw Q G 25 1 l x A ! . K l 1 r f LL, 5 l e I I s , f f A no or ii is 4: 4' , , t fl, l ' j if 'E' J 'S' .A im! was X Thomqs Sholly Gary Shonborn Verulee Snmons Charles Ssmon Glen Slusser iv .arf 4 Joseph Smith Ruby Smlth Rnchard Snellenberger Richard Smder Louls Solomon as ,R Sandra Sorenson James Squares George Steenbaugh Janet Steenburgh Bclrburo Stegman s Marian Stevens Eugene Stokes Eugene Stromberg Sandra Syczka Nadme Szabo Richard Szymczak 'I Jock Tcghon One of the highlights of a students final year of hugh school IS having has sensor plcture taken Here at the studlo pretty Janet Tledge smiles as Mr Carl C Prlddy Central s sensor photographer adlusts has camera for that all umportant photograph 'TGZQ 'M 'Q Stephen Tarr Michael Taylor Sylvia Terleckl Nuck Thanos arl Thompson L IA Q-.., .,..... '-.br Pv Janet Tledge Antonelua Tomolak Fred Toth Louus Toth Marne Trzybmskx I nv- '77 ,vi U ff John Turner Sandra Tuttle Robert Uhl Dcvid Underly KGY V009d ap 115' 'yi PCITYICIG VOOQCI August Voorde Leon Wagner X'V:lham Warrlck Joyce Wentland New i 'Fi' ,f R nald Wert Thomas Wharton Vuvsan Wharton Marvin White Sharon Whltesel 7 QF t Jane Wnlburn Marvlou Wild Davnd Wllllams Lenora Wllluams Vonda Wnllxams in yi Donald Willman Jo!! Jesse Wnlson The annual senlor class party was held again this year an Yhe gymnasium Members of the senior class are seen gathered here at the refreshment table enloynng punch and cake and chattlng wxth ihenr parhng frlends during a break an the dancnng 'VID HF fl' Judith Wmfher Fred Wolak Joan Wolfe Myrna Woods A fi! 2 Amy Wooldridge Judith Wooldrldge Carolyn Woolrldge 1 'ar' 1' A C Ke W .- ,A , Z rf- Y sd ll hy '! , ' l l . 1 A A 1 V I Everett Woosley Jud th Wrught Carole VanRavensway Duane Voutel Dan Tankersley 9 w- Lylene Thompson Eugene Zarembka Mary Sue Zatarga Geraldme Zebrowskl Mqrfhq Weqfhersb Y BGS if . AJ Thomas Wozmak Robert Wrote What cant a gxrl cram unto one small purs 7 Seen here at the All Cnty Sensor Prom are left to rught Kathy Kerestury Ntck Thanos Sharon Wlcknzer Mnke Sacchml Kay Parker and Paul Gast Q -sf ev Q, , ..z-'I - , H-' e E I f , ,L M y Y , ' V A ,Q ,,,,,: Q 5 P ,,,1 Sk y t, K y if Most Lukely to Succeed Most Popular Contrnbutmg Most to Central Denny Bushop Dew Ann Drout Larry Morrison Charlene Pefefl' T h e M o sts Most Athletuc Most Humorous ,ff Muchael Sacchnm Judy Pmkerton Duck Syzmczak Jean Prytz tied wuth JoeWlnston not pnctured The Central student body was grneved with the loss of one of nts members Rlchard Reynolds an a hunting accident on November ll 1957 We dedicate thus flnal epntaph to one whose presence we mlss In our halls and classrooms , 'ny 5 t ts t -.H '51 ' tl? 'x 1 , K . I . -I . . . ef? The June class officers are seen here as they clean the auditorium Sandy Plechoslu secre tary Bob Jones vlce presldent Bull Flormg president and John Reed treasurer take a minute from their busy day as seniors to lend a hand to the lanltors and have a but of fun Seniors not pictured Richard Johns Richard Jones Julla McDonald Richard Perkins Thomas Porter James Pnkosovlch Melvm Ross Steve Rozek Frank Wulk Joseph Wmston Kenneth Vehostra Senror Actrvrtres PHIL ACHTON Mayors Hrstory S rence Actrvrtres Baseball Fr Basketball Tennrs Monogram Club Booster Club Plans College JAMES ADAIR Mayors Math Scrence Plans Col ege JANET LOUISE ADAMS Mayors Scrence Socral Studres Actrvrtres Booster Club H R Offrcer CAROL SUE ALASKO Mayors Scrence Socral Stud es Actrvrtres H R Socral Charrman Booster Club Natronal Honor Socrety Plans Nurses Trarnrng NANCY AMBER Mayors Forergn Language Actrvr tres H R Ottrcer Booster Club Plans College JERRY DUANE ANDREWS Mayors Math S a Studres Actrvrtres Assembly Board Ch Jr Prom Court Jr Prom Commrttee Varsrty Football Presrdent Jr Rotarran MITSUYOSHI ARITA Mayors Scrence Socral Stccr res Math Actrvrtres A F S Forergn student scrcrc semrnar tennrs and Forergn Exchange Commrttec PATRICIA OU BADOWSKI Mayors Busmess A trvrtres Interlude Agent Booster Club Orches ra Glee Club Plans Busrness College PATRICIA BAICH Mayors Spanrsh Actrvrtres Boost er Club Plans Model BRUCE BAILEY Mayors Scrence Math Actrvrtres Ushers Club Plans Servrce 8r College SANDRA LEE BALL Mayors Busrness Actrvrtres In terlude typrst reporter and agent Booster Club JANET LOUISE BANKSON Mayors Busrness Socral Studres Actrvrtres H R Offrcer Student Councrl Executrve Board Booster Club Plans College of Commerce RICHARD BARNER Mayors Scrence Socral Studres Actrvrtres Booster Club Plans Navy ROBERT BARTHOLOMEW Mayors Scrence Math Socral Studres Actrvrtres Band Plans College WILLIAM BAXTER Mayors Hrstory Scrence Plans College EVELYN BERRY Mayors Home Economrcs Actrvr tres Lrbrary Club Plans New York Fashron Col ege ZANE BERNSTEIN Mayors Hrstory Actrvrtres Boost er Club Glee Club Plans College ROBERT BERNHARD Mayors Shop Math Actrvr tres Booster Club Plans Carpenter BARBARA ANN BEVIS Mayors Soc al Studres Bust ness Actrvrtres Booster Club Plans Stenographer GLORIA BIELEJEWSKI Mayors Busmess Actrvrtres Interlude Agent Jr Achrevement H R Offrcer Booster Club Plans Undecrded JOHN BIKOWSKI Mayors Socral Studres Actrvr tres Booster Club Plans Navy NORMA JEAN BILES Mayors Home Economrcs Scrence Math Actrvrtres Band Future Nurses Lr brary Club GAA Booster Club Plans College DENNIS BISHOP Mayors Socral Studres Math Actrvrtres Basketball Baseball NHS CVrce Presl Class Offrcer Student Councrl Plans College LINDA LOUISE BIXLER Mayors Latrn SocralStudres Actrvrtres Interlude NHS Debate Student Coun crl Booster Club Plans College LARRY D BLUME Mayors Math Scrence Plans Undecrded LORETHA BOONE Mayors Busrness Actrvrtres Fu ture Nurses Booster Club Glee Club GAA AMELIA ANN BOWMAN Mayors Hrstory Math Actrvrtres Booster Club Plans Unrversrty of Illrn os LARRY LEE BOYD Mayors Shop Actrvrtres Booster Club Plans Navy JOE BRAUNSDORF Mayors Math Plans Navy GARY E BREMER Mayors Math Scrence Actrvrtres Bond All Crty Orch Academy of Scrence lPresl S B Youth Councrl Pep Band Booster Club NHS Plans College KENNETH BROWN Mayors Math Scrence Actrvr tres Booster Club Plans College VALERIE BRUCE Mayors Busmess Actrvrtres Student Ad Corps Student Councrl Board Booster Club Board H R Offrcer Jr Prob Commrttee Forergn Ex change Drrve SHIRLEY BUCHANAN Mayors Home Economrcs Ac trvrtres Booster Club Plars Home Economrst LOUIS BURNOSKI Mayors Shop Actrvrtres Swrm mrng Instructor Booster Club Plans Servrce and Art School JO LYNN CAMPBELL Mayors Busmess Hrstory A trvrtres Interlude H R Presrdent Plans College DEANNA CANDLER Mayors Busmess Actrvrtres Booster Club Student Councrl Plans Secretary FRED CHARETON TOM CHARLESWORTH Mayors Scrence Math Ac trvrtres Varsrty Baseball H R Offrcer Student Coun crl Fr Basketball Tennrs RUBY CHESTER Mayors Home Economrcs Actrvr tres GAA Booster Club Plans Howard Unrversrty SHIRLEY CHODZINSKI Mayors Busmess Home Economrcs Actrvrtres CAA Plans Secretary BOB CHUDZICKI Mayors Shop Math Actrvrtres Booster Club Plans Undecrded BERT CHUDZICKI Mayors Shop Math Actrvrtres Fr Football Varsrty Baseball Monogram Club Plans Navy ROBERT CLARK INA LEE COHEN Mayors Math Hrstory Actrvrtres Orchestra Student Councrl Plans College NANCY COHEN O O O I T : I C . 3 , . . ., . . . 1 - 1 '1 1 ' ' y 5 y : 1 1 ' -1 - : , . : - r ' I 1 1 1 - 1 : I : , ..., , - . : , . . . 1 - - ' u 1 1 F ' . . , : I . , . , . . 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THOMAS G GLENTON JR Mayor Shop Actlvy tres Band Interlude Reporter D C E Club Plans Undecudecl VIVIAN GRACE GOLD Mayors Math Spanish Ac tnvutues Student Councll Booster Club Assembly Com muttee Orchestra H R Officer Glee Club Plans Undecuded BEVERLY JEAN GOLUBSKI Mayors Busmess Home Economics Social Studles Actlvutles Booster Club Plans Secretary ANNE MAE GOOD Mayors Math Social Studies Foreign Language Actlvltles Trl Hu Y IV Presl Na tnonal Honor Society Plans College TOM GRABAREK Mayor Machme Shop Actuvltles Booster Club Student Councul Plans Undecaded RONALD GRAHAM Mayors Math Scuence Actlvl tles Track Cross Country Plans US Army RONALD GRAMSKI EDWARD GRAMZA SUZANNE GRAMZA Mayor Art Plans Undecnded MAUREEN GRANEY Mayor Home Economics Ac tuvltyes Barnstormers Plans Undeclded RICHARD GRATZOL KAY GREEN Mayors Business Home Economscs Actlvltles HR Offlcer Booster Club Library Club Plans Work 8. Marruage GLORIA GREER RONALD GROMSKI Mayors Electruc Shop Scuence Actlvltnes Glee Club Booster Club Plans College BILL GROCHOWALSKI Mayor Shop Actuvmes Booster Club Fr Football Plans Servtce TOM HAAB-Mayors Machune Shop Actlvltues Booster Club Plans Arr Force or College ARTHUR HARLEY Mayors Busmess Actuvutles Boost er Club Plans Navy or College LINDA HASS Mayors Busmess Actuvutnes Jr Prom Court HR Offucer Student Councll Booster Club Basketball Queen Plans Secretary JUDITH LEE HATTEN Mayors Home Economics So :al Studues Actuvltues Future Nurses Barnstormer Booster Club Plans Nursung LOUISE HANSON BONNIE HAWKINS Mayors Business Socual Stud les Actlvltues Booster Club GAA Plans Busmess College LINDA HAWKINS Mayor Hnstory Actnvutnes HR Presudent Booster Club Plans College JOHN S HAYES Mayors Math Draftmg Actuvutues Swummung Student Councul Ch Ways 81 Means Comm Plans College CHARLES HENDERSON MARCIA JANE HEGEDUS Mayor Busmess Actlvu tres HR Offlcer Interlude Agent Booster Club Plans Offnce Work DARLENE HEINTZELMAN Mayors Soclal Studies Busmess Actnvltles Booster Club Plans Secretary The sensor play Girl Crazy by George Ger shwm was one of the blggest Items on the agenda of the sensors Here Pam Renck coach es from the plono as Jerry Andrews, Donalee Dorhauer, and Phll Martyn practlce In the audi tonum for a smgmg audmon Club. Plans: Undecided. This year's basketball queen, Linda Hass, is being crown- ed here by Principal Ferrell at the Central-Washington game. Members of her court were Anita Klysz, Marilyn Krueger, Kay Parker, Diane Andries, Marge Morgan, Alice Mull, and Pat Sacchini. CHARLES HENDERSON-Maiors: Auto Shop, His- tory. Plans: Tune up Mechanic. LOUISE HENSON-Major: Science. Activities: Booster THOMAS E. HERBAN-Majors: Auto Shop, Social Studies. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Diesel Me- chanic. KATHY HERON-Majors: Business. Activities: Inter- lude Agent, H.R. Officer, Booster Club, Glee Club. Plans: Nurses Training. WILLARD HIGGINS SUSAN MARIE HOGAN-Maior: Business. Activities: Jr. Prom Court, Jr. Achievement. Plans: Secretarial Work. MELVIN HOLMES CAROLYN JEAN HOUCK-Maior: Business. Activi- ties: Band, Pep Band, Orchestra, Booster Club. Plans: Office Work. JEAN ANN HOUCK-Maiors: Math, Business. Ac- tivities: Yearbook Sr. Editor, H.R. President, Booster Club, Student Council, Jr. Prom Court, Football Queen's Court, Interlude Ass't Circulation Manager, Glee Club. Plans: College. JANE ANN HOUSMAN-Maiors: Latin, Math. Activities: Debate, Interlude, Junior Achievement, Na- tional Honor Society. Plans: College. SANDRA SUE HUFF-Majors: Business, Social Stud- ies. Activities: Barnstormers, Tumbling, Booster Club, G.A.A. Plans: Marriage. JUDITH HURLEY-Maiors: Math, Science. Activities: Student Council, Interlude typist, Booster Club, H.R. Officer. Plans: College. CARMY L. HURTLE-Majors: Vocational, Art. Activi- ties: Varsity football, wrestling, B Team Golf, track, Monogram Club, Booster Club. Plans: Politics. LINDA L. IRVIN-Majors: Business, Social Studies, German. Activities: Bond, Tumblers, Majorette, North Central Orchestra, All City Orchestra, Pep Band. Plans: Bible College. JERRY L. JACKSON-Majors: Machine Shop, Draw- ing. Activities: Wrestling, Booster Club, Mono- gram Club. Plans: Air Force. RITA JANOWCZYK-Maiors: Business, Home Econo- mics, Social Studies. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Bookkeeping. RICHARD JOHNS-Major: Social Studies, Science. Activities: Bible Club, Student Council. Plans: En- gineering. ANDRE JOHNSON JOHNNY JONES-Major: Social Studies. Activities: Varsity Baseball. Plans: College or Major League Baseball. RICHARD JONES-Maior: Drafting. Activities: Hi-Y, Booster Club. Plans: Navy. ROBERT JONES-Maiors: Math, Science. Activities: Fr. Class President, Varsity Golf, Student Council, H. R. Officer, B Basketball, National Honor Society. Plans: College. CHARLES JORDAN-Majors: Math, Electric Shop. Activities: Glee Club, Jr. Achievement, Booster Club. Plans: ValparaisoUniversity. ROBERT G. KAGEL-Majors: Science, Math. Activi- ties: U.S.M.C., Booster Club. Plans: State Police. FRED SOBLE KAHN-Maiors: Science, Math, Social Studies. Activities: B Team Golf, Fr. Basketball, Student Council, Booster Club, Interlude. Plans: Pur- due. MARTHA KALKA-Majors: Economics, Business, Soc- ial Studies. Activities: Library Club, Booster Club Plans: Marriage. KATHLEEN MARIE KAMAN-Major: Business. Activi- ties: Football Queen's Court, Jr. Prom Committee, H.R. Vice President. Plans: Secretary. LYNDELLE KAUER-Maiors: Science, Activities: Jr. Prom Committee, A.F.S., H.R. Treasurer, Booster Club Plans: College. BONNIE LOU KEIP Mayors Busmess Hrstory Actrvr tres Booster Club Tumblers Interlude typrst Jr Prom Commrttee B Team Cheerleader Interlude Agent Plans Arrlrne Hostess JERRY KELLER Mayor Art Actrvrtres Football Swrm mrng Jr Achrevement Booster Club Plans Navy WILLIAM DENNIS KEMBLE Mayors Math Scrence Actrvrtres Student Councrl Fr Football B Team Track Plans College MICHAEL CHARLES KERESTURY Mayors Scrence Math Actrvrtres Varsrty Swrmrng Monogram Club Student Councrl Freshman Football Plans College WAYNE KILE Mayor Auto Mechanrcs Actrvrtres Booster Club Plans Work LEROY CHESTER KING JR Mayors Math Lang uage Socral Studres Busrness Actrvrtres Baseball Foot all Glee Club Pl ns U C L A KAY KIRKMAN Mayor Busmess Actrvrtres Mayor ette Booster Club Plans College ROSALIE KISH Mayor Home Economrcs Actrvrtres Booster Club Lrbrary Club Barns ormers Plans College KAY KISTLER Mayors Home Economrcs Busrness Actrvrtres Trr HIY Booster Club Red Cross Plans Waves pranrst CAROL KAY KLOPFENSTEIN Mayors Busmess Ac Commrttee Natnonal Honor Socrety Plans Secre tary ANITA MARIE KLYSZ Mayor Busmess Actrvrtres Football Queens Court Basketball Queens Court Booster Club Varsrty Cheerleader Plans Secretary JAMES KOCSIS DIANA KOEPKE Mayor Busmess Actrvrtres Booster Club Jr Red Cross Plans Marrrage JOHN KONIECZNY Mayors Math Scrence Elec trrc Shop Actrvrtres Booster Club Plans Purdue JOE KOPCZYNSKI Mayors Math Socral Studres Actrvrtres Track Booster Club Plans College PAULINE KOPCZYNSKI Mayors Busrness Socral Studres Actrvrtres Booster Club Plans Secretary JOE KOPINSKI Mayors Math Socral Studres Scr ence Actrvrtres Booster Club Plans U S Army MARY ANN KOSIK Mayors Busmess Socral Studres Actrvrtres Booster Club Interlude Agent Plans Marrrage CAROL M KOTOLINSKI Mayors Busmess Socral Studres Math Actrvrtres GAA Booster Club Var srty Volleyball Jr Achrevement Junror Red Cross Honor Roll Natronal Honor Socrety Plans Uncle crded JANE KOTZMACHER Mayors Home Economrcs So cral Studres Actrvrtres Booster Club Plans Nurses Trarnrng ROSALIE KOVATCH Mayors Art Scrence Actrvr tres Booster Club Plans College SHARLENE SUE KRIZMAN Mayor Home Economrcs Actrvrtres Future Nurses Offrcer Interlude Agent Jr Red Cross Plans College MARILYN KRUEGER Mayors Busrness Crvrcs A trvrtres Student Councrl Treasurer Soph Class Of trcer Jr Prom Commrttee Booster Club Basketball Queen s Court Plans Secretary JAMES KUEHL Mayors Language Math Scrence Socral Studres Actrvrtres Jr Prom Court 8. Com mrttee H R Offrcer Student Councrl Booster Club Plans College THOMAS KUJAWSKI Mayors Math Scrence A trvrtres Booster Club Plans College PAUL LACY Mayors Scrence Math Socral Studres Actrvrtres Band Booster Club Plans College BRUCE LADD Mayor Socral Studres Actrvrtres Booster Club Honor Roll Plans College MARLENE RAE LAMBERT Mayor Busrness Actrvr tres Student Councrl Booster Club Fr Cheerleader Glee Club Plans Nursrng GLORIA LATHAM Mayor Busrnes Actrvrtres G AA Glee Club Plans Undecrded WARREN LATSON Mayors Brology Hrstory Ac trvrtres DC E Plans Work or Servrce DINAH LEDDEN Mayor Busmess Actrvrtres Inter lude typrst Booster Club Jr Red Cross Glee Club CAROLYN LOOTENS Mayors Busmess Home Economrcs Actrvrtres Booster Club Jr Red Cross Plans Secretarral Work CECELIA LOVE JAMES LOWE Mayors Math Scrence Actrvrtres Varsrty Baseball Varsrty Swrmrmng Honor Roll Na tronal Honor Socrety Plans College JAYNE ANN LUKENS Mayors Math Hrstory Actrvr tres Glee Club Booster Club Cadet Teacher Plans College MARCIA JEAN LYTLE Mayor Busmess Actrvrtres Booster Club Plans Offrce Work JAMES D MCCLAIN Mayors Math Scrence Actrvr tres Tumblrng Plans Purdue MYRNA SUE McCLELLAND Mayors Math Scrence Actrvrtres Natronal Honor Socrety ltreasl Booster Club Executrve Board Assembly Board Interlude Agent Plans Nursrng BONNIE McCOY Mayors Scrence Math Actrvrtres Natronal Honor Socrety Plans Morrrage and Col ege CYNTHIA McCRAY Mayors Language Busrness Actrvrtres Jr Achrevement Booster Club Natronal Honor Socrety Plans College BEVERLY MARIE MCDANIEL Mayors Home Econo mrcs Busrness Actrvrtres Lrbrary Club Booster Club Plans Undecrded JACK E MCDANIEL Mayors Math Scrence Ac trvrtres Booster Club Plans College I- . I . I . I . .I - I I ' 3 , I I , . 3 ,1 1 ' ' ll ll 1 I I , . . . I I I I 1 I . I . . I CI 1 . I I . .. I I . I . -. I . I I I ' , . ' , . : . I I - I 1 I u u f . 1 I I I . . . - - - - H 11 1 ' , ' : , . , - f 1 r - ' : ' , I 1 - - I 1 I I - I . . . I . . . I I I I I l , . I . -1 t : 1 , - C' . I . T l : . I I I I 1 I1 ' I I . : , . : . I . . I . I . .. I I i I I I b , . O I . . . . I - I - , . Z . . V : I I I - 1 I ' I 1 I I 1 : 3. : . I . ., . : . T . I . I . I 1 I I ' I I I ' , I I I I : . . . : ' , 1. ' Z ' I . G 1 , - , . tivities: Booster Club, Jr. Prom Committee, A. F. S. Plans: AW Une Slewofdess- . I . . I I 1 I I . : , , , l f I I , ' . : . 1 3 I ' I l 1 . I G r I ' , . . : ' . 1 I I ' ' ,-, ' I I ' I , 1 , , . I 1 ' I I ' ' I -- : . 2 ' H : , . : . - 5 - 1 ' I ' I ' . - : , . - ' . ' I ' : , : . 3 ' I ' L . I I . . I .I 1 I I I . ' U : , : . . . 5 ' I T . I . I I . . I ' I I I I I I . : . I I 1 . I . I I . . . I I 1 . I . I . I I I l I ' I r . 1 L : ' ' , I ' , 2 - 3 - 1 1 . , it ' I I 1 I I . . . . I . .. I I I I I I I I 1 . I I . I . .I I -I I I I I JULIA ANN MCDONALD-Maiors: Social Studies, Science. Activities: Future Nurses, Booster Club. Plans: Nursing. WILLIAM McFARLANE LAWRENCE MAKOWSKI-Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Activities: Football, Track, Booster Club. Plans: Engineering Career. FRANCES JOAN MAKRIS-Majors: Spanish, Social Studies. Activities: Interlude Yearbook Adv. Man- ager, H.R. Officer, Booster Club, Interlude Agent, Glee Club. Plans: College. NANCY MANUSZAK--Majors: Math, Science, Lang- uage. Activities: Barnstormer Board, Debate, Glee Club Cpresj, National Honor Society, Student Coun- cil, H.R. Officer. Plans: College. LENORA FERN MARCUS-Major: Business. Activi- ties: Booster Club, Orchestra. Plans: College. AUDREY LAVONNE MARTIN-Majors: Science, Music, Home Economics. Activities: Future Nurses, Orchestra, Red Cross, All City Orchestra, Elkhart Symphony. Plans: College. JAMES HUGH MARTIN-Maiors: Moth, Language. Activities: Booster Club, B Baseball, Track, Student Council, H.R. Officer. Plans: College. JERRY MARTIN--Majors: Art, Math, Activities: Jr. Prom Court, Jr. Prom Committee, Yearbook, Student Council, Booster Club. PHIL MARTIN-Majors: Math, Spanish, Science. Ac- tivities: Booster Club, B Basketball, H. R. Officer. Plans: College. ROBERT MATUSZAK-Maior: Machine Shop. Activi- ties: B Baseball, Booster Club. Plans: Army. DAVID A. MEAD-Maiors: Math, Science. Activities: Band, Booster Club. Plans: College. JEWELL KAYE MENDENHALL-Majors: Business, Home Economics. Activities: Office Helper. Plans: Undecided. SUSAN MEYERS-Maior: Business. Activities: Inter- lude Adv. Manager, Orchestra, All City Orchestra North Central, Booster Club, National Honor Society Plans: College. KAROLE ANN MILLER-Maiors: Math, Business. Ac- tivities: Booster Club, Sr. Prom Decorating Commit- tee. Plans: Western Michigan University. NANCY MILLER-Activities: Glee Club, H. R. Officer, Booster Club, Barnstormers. Plans: Hanover Col- lege. SHARON ARLENE MILLIKEN-Majors: Music, Busi- ness. Activities: Glee Club, Booster Club. Plans: College. 1 TERRY MILTENBERGER-Major: Art. Activities: Jr. Achievement. Plans: Navy. DONALD MONROE-Maior: Printing. Activities: Fr. Football. Plans: Undecided. TOM MORGESON-Major: Math. Plans: Indiana - Accountant. LINDA JEAR MORRELL-Majors: Business, Social Studies. Activities: Barnstormers, Booster Club. Plans: Secretary. H ' U Gosh, it looks pretty nice! Nick Thanos assists Larry Dennert, John Reed, and Bob O'Brien at a local tuxedo rental in selecting the right size din- l ner iacket to wear to the prom. As seniors, -1 lights of their last year in high school. these boys are preparing for one of the high- ls it too long? Vivian Gold asks Judy Reyniers during an afternoon of shopping in a local ladies' clothing store. Senior prom time has nearly arrived, and it is very necessary to have a friend's advice on that all-important formal. No. The color is gorgeous, and the lace is beautiful, says Judy. LAURANCE MORRISON-Maior: Math. Activities: Student Council Pres., Jr. Class Pres., A.F.S. Ex- change Student, D.A.R. award, Interlude Page Two Editor, Jr. Prom Court, National Honor Society, Var- sity Tennis, Senior Cabinet, Booster Club. Plans: Journalism, Radio 8: Television. LORE MUENSTERMANN-Major: Business, Activities: Y-Teens, H.R. President. Plans: Business College. WILLIAM L. MURRAY-Majors: Math, Language. Ac- tivities: Interlude Editor-in-Chief, National Honor Society Pres., Student Council, B Baseball, Jr. Prom Court, Jr. Prom Committee, Jr. T.B. League. Plans: College. FRANCIS P. NAGY-Major: Vocational. Activities: Honor Roll. Plans: Tool 8: Die Maker. JEAN HELEN NATE-Maior: Business. Plans: Secre- tary. JUDITH ANN NEIDERAUER-Major: Business. Ac- tivities: Interlude Agent. Plans: Undecided. CAROLYN NELSON ODELL NEWBURN-Major: Biology. Activities: Var- sity Wrestling, Cross Country, Monogram Club. Plans: Mortician. MICHAEL NIBLICK-Majors: Science, Math. Activi- ties: Band, Booster Club. Plans: College and Navy. LAURA NICKS-Maiors: Business, Home Economics. Activities: Glee Club, North Central, Class Treasurer, G.A.A. Plans: College of Commerce. JOAN MARIE NIEZGODSKI-Majors: Math, Science. Activities: Student Council Executive Board, H.R. Of- . , tr ' J A - . -new A f l: 1 ,ma - x wk n 131 5 3:3 HSA Y til' ficer, Glee Club, Jr. Prom Committee Ch., National Honor Society. Plans: College. BARBARA NITZ--Maiors: Science, Spanish, Social Studies. Activities: Band. Plans: College. JOHN NORTON-Maiors: Machine Shop, Auto Shop. Plans: Navy. CHARLOTTE NUNLEY-Major: History. Activities: Glee Club, G.A.A., Barnstormers. Plans: Nursing School. ROBERT O'BRlEN TOM O'BRIEN-Maiors: Math, History. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: College. MARLENE OPACZEWSKI-Majors: Economics, Busi- ness, Social Studies. Activities: H.R. Officer, Glee Club, Booster Club. Plans: Secretary. JOYCE A. OPELT-Maiors: Business, Social Studies. Activities: H.R. Officer, Glee Club, Booster Club. Plans: Bookkeeper. NANCY OPELT-Major: Business. Activities: Barn- stormer Board, Glee Club, Interlude Reporter, H.R. Officer, Booster Club. Plans: College. MAXINE OVERALL RICHARD OVERTON-Major: Math. Activities: De- bate. Plans: Marines. MARY ELLEN PALLO-Maiors: Business, Home Economics. Activities: G.A.A., Booster Club, Varsity Volleyball, Jr. Achievement. Plans: Office Work. JOSEPH A. PAPAI-Majors: Math, History, Science. Activities: Debate, H.R. Agent, Honor Roll. Plans: Mechanical Engineer. FRANCES KAY PARKER-Major: Business. Activities: Soph. Dance Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Jr. Prom Court, Booster Club, H.R. Officer, Barnstormers, Basketball Queen's Court, Jr. Achievement. Plans: College. WILLIAM ANDREW PARKER-Maiors: Science, Math. Activities: Varsity Football, Wrestling, Booster Club Vice-President, Student Council, H.R. Officer, Kiwanis and Rotary Representative, National Honor Society. Plans: College. GERALD STANLEY PAWLAK-Maiors: Science, Math. Activities: B Baseball, Booster Club. Plans: Col- lege. JANE H. PENTELOW-Majors: Home Economics Spanish Activities Library Club Booster Club Hon or Roll Plans Beautician tivities: National Honor Society, Student Council, Class Officer, Library Club, Booster Club, H.R. Officer. Plans: College. BONITA MARIA PIERCE-Maiors: Science, Home Economics. Activities: Booster Club, Jr. Academy of Science. Plans: Medical Training. RICHARD PILARSKI-Majors: Electric Shop, History. Activities: H.R. Officer, Booster Club, Fr. Basketball, B Baseball. Plans: College. JUDITH KAY PINKERTON-Majors: Business, Social Studies. Activities: G.A.A. Pres., Jr. Achievement, Booster Club, Jr. Prom Committee, H.R. Officer. Plans: College. ELAINE JANET POLLOCK Majors Business Hom Economics History Activities Booster Club Plans FIX So this IS a family budget huh? Tom Charlesworth and Gary Shonborn seem to be having a little difficulty making their budget balance from the looks of the adding machine tape Sociology class wouldnt be the complete if it didnt include the special assignment of working out an average family budget lust ask these twol CHARLENE PIERRE PERETTI Malors Math Science Iude National Honor Society Booster Club Inter Iude Yearbook Jr Red Cross Plans College RICHARDT PERKINS-Malor General Shop Activi ties Tumblers Booster Club Plans Navy JOANN PERSHING Malors Art Foods Activities Booster Club Plans Air Line Stewardess SIDNEY CHARLES PHIPPS Malors Math Science Spanish Activities Booster Club Plans Purdue fChemicaI Engineerj SANDRA MARIE PIECHOSKI Malor Business Ac Business College Activities Booster Club Plans Secretary TOM PORTI:R Malors Spanish Math Activities Booster Club Plans IU Extension HENRYJ PREBYS Malor Math Activities Barn stormer Board National Honor Society Student Council Plans College BERNICE BERNADETTE M PRESTON Malors HIS tory Home Economics Plans College MARILYN PRESTON . I , . ' i : I S A Y Q x . . 'K A 4 s Il A ,. F , - ' : , ' . ' . - Activities: Debate, Student Council Secretary, Inter- JOYCE ANN POROGI-Majors: Economics, Business. I . . I I - . . . : D : A A MELVIN PRIEST Mayor Socral Studres Actrvrtres Varsrty Track Cross Country Dramatrcs Glee Club Plans College Dentrst JAMES R PRIKOSOVICH Mayor Socral Studres Actrvrtres HR Otfrcer Booster Club B Baseball Wrestlmg Plans Marrnes JEAN ANN PRYTZ Mayor Busrness Actrvrtres Booster Club Jr Achrevement HR Offrcer Plans Secretary ANNETTE PUCKETT Mayor Hrstory Plans U decrded LARRY RANDT Mayors Machrne Shop Math Plans Tool 8- Dre BARBARA RANSOM Mayors Home Economrcs Busr ness Actrvrtres Future Nurses Booster Club Glee Club Plans College BETTY RANSOM Mayors Home Economrcs Busr ness Actrvrtres GAA Future Nurses Booster Club Plans College FRED REDDING Mayors Math Socral Studres Ac trvrtres Fr Football Jr Hrgh Football Glee Club Plans Undecrded KATHERINE REDDING Mayors Busmess Home Economrcs Actrvrtres Booster Club Future Nurses Glee Club Plans College JOHN REED Mayors Language Socral Studres Actrvrtres Sr Class Treasurer Plans College JUANITA JANE REMS Mayor Busrness Actrvrtres Booster Club Interlude Student Councrl Plans Secretary BARBARA JEAN RENIER Mayor Busrness Actrvrtres Booster Club Honor Roll Plans Secretarral Work JUDITH ANN REYNIERS Mayor Bu rness Actrvrtres Jr Prom Commrttee Booster Club Assembly Board HR Offrcer Interlude agent Student Councrl Plans Ball State Teachers College ANDREW REYNOLDS JR Mayor Hrstory Actrvr tres Glee Club Booster Club Plans Trade school WARREN REYNOLDS WILLIAM RIEDER Mayors Math Scrence Actrvrtres Accompanrst for Glee Club Student Councrl Na tronal Honor Socrety Barnstormers HR Offrcer Plans College RUTH ANN RINTZSCH EARL RITCHIE Mayor Electrrc Shop Actrvrtres s er Club Booster Club Plans Arr Force MAXINE ROSPLOCK Mayors Busmess Crvrcs Ac trvrtres Booster Club Plans Secretarral Work MELVIN ROSS Mayors Scrence Socral Studres A trvrtres Football Track Plans College GORDON GENE ROTH Mayors Math Hrstory c ence Actrvrtres Class Offrcer Booster Club Plans College BRENDA LEA ROUSE Mayors Language Math Ac trvrtres Band Orchestra Future Nurses All Crty Orchestra Booster Club Nat onal Honor Socrety Plans Nursrng School STEVE ROZEK Mayor Hrstory Actrvrtres Football Wrestlrng Plans Photography School BOB ROZEWICZ Mayors Art Busrness Actrvrtres Natronal Honor Socrety Glee Club Yearbook Barnstormers Jr Red Cross Plans College SUE RUTH ROSANNE RZESZEWSKI Morors Busrness Socral Studres Actrvrtres GAA Booster Club Plans College DAVID SABAJ Mayor Shop Actrvrtres Baseball Mgr Plans Undecrded MICHAEL JOSEPH SACCHINI Mayor Math Actrvr tres Varsrty Football Basketball 8- Track Presrdent of Senror Class Student Councrl Booster Club Monogram Club Krwanrs Award Natronal Honor Socrety Plans College EDITH SANDERS Mayors Busrness Language A trvrtres Booster Club Glee Club Plans Commer cral College SHARON RUTH SAUSAMAN Mayor Busrness A trvrtres Barnstormers Future Nurses Lrbrary Drama Club Plans Secretary DARLENE SHANFALD Mayor Language Actrvr tres Yearbook Barnstormers Plans College DONALD SCHRADER Plans Undecrded JANET SCHURFELD Mayors Busrness Hrstory A trvrtres Lrbrary Club Glee Club Plans Secretary WILLIAM SEGNITZ Mayors Shop Socral Studres Plans Navy BRENDA JOYCE SHANNON Mayor Busrness trvrtres Band GAA Booster Club Plans College JOANN SHAW Mayor Busrness Actrvrtres Lrbrary Club Plans Marrrage THOMAS SHOLLY Mayors Socral Studres Scrence Actrvrtres Barnstormer Board Drama Class Glee Club Track Plans College GARY SHONBORN Mayors Math Spanrsh Socral Studres Actrvrtres Booster Club Student Councrl Forergn Exchange Commrttee HR Offrcer Interlude Plans College VERELEE SIMMONS Mayors Language Scrence Actrvrtres Glee Club Varsrty Football and Track Plans College CHARLES SIMON Mayors Math Language Actrvr tres Booster Club Pres Varsrty Football Mgr H R Offrcer Jr Achrevement Plans College GLENN SLUSSER JOSEPH SMITH Mayor Prrntrng Actrvrtres Varsrty Track Varsrty Cross Country Monogram Club HR Offrcer Plans College RUBY L SMITH Mayors Busmess Home Economrcs Actrvrtres Natronal Honor Socrety GAA Booster Club Varsrty Volleyball HR Offrcer Plans Col lege RICHARD SNELLENBERGER Mayors Math Hrstory Scrence Actrvrtres Glee Club B Baseball Boost er Club Latrn Club Plans Well Drrllrng or College . 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' I 1 1 ' ' ' ' I I - I 1111 1 1 I ' ' ' ' ' I ' I , . : , Probably the greatest honor that can be be- stowed up a student of Central is induction mto the Natvonal Honor Socnety To quallty for membershnp un thus organlzatlon a student must possess these four qualntnes cmzenshup scholar ship leadershlp and servuce Only fntteen per cent of the senlor class ts allowed admlssuon Members are seen here left to rught Top row Brenda Rouse Carolyn Wooldrudge Sue Meyers Cynthta McCroy Barbara Stegman Anna Good Mrs Platt sponsor Judy Wlnther Charlene Perettl Lmda Buxler Bob Jones Sandra Tuttle Judy Pinkerton 2nd row Joan Nlezgodskl Carol Alasko Carol Kottollnsku Jane Housman Sandra Plechoskl 3rd row Jum Lowe Larry Mor nson Bull Florlng Bull Parker Don Atkmson Bonnie McCoy Gary Bremer Jack Taghon Bob Rosewlcz Greg Gates Henry Prebys Bull Rleder Front row Bull Murray presldent Denny Brshop vlce president DewAnn Drout ecretary Myrna McClelland treasurer Ina Cohen Mnke Sacchnm Donalee Dorhauer Kay Klopfenstem Myrna Woods Nancy Manuszak Ruby Smnth Sandra McKunney On steps Judy Erhardt and Janet Tledge RICHARD SNIDER Mayo: Math ACIIVIIISS Booster Club Plans Acme Tool 81 Due School LOUIS B SOLOMON Mayor Math Plans College RICHARD C SNYDER Mayors Art Business Soclal Studues Actuvutues Chorus Plans College SANDRA SORENSON Mayor Socual Studues A tlvltles Booster Club Plans Undecided JAMES SQUIRES Mayors Math Scuencc Soclal Studnes Actlvutues B Golf Track Plans Butler JANET MAE STEENBURGH Mayor Math Actnvutles Booster Club Glee Club Interlude Advertlslng Inter Iude agent HR Offlcer Plans Dental Assistant BARBARA LOUISE STEGMAN Mayors French Socnal Studles Actlvltles Interlude Page Three Edu tor Class Offlcer Natlonal Honor Society Booster Club Plans College MARIAN STEVENS-Mayor Business Actuvltnes Stud ent Councll Booster Club HR Offucer Plans Arr Iune School GEORGE HAROLD STINEBAUGH Mayors Machnne Shop Math Actlvutues Student Councul Jr Red Cross Booster Club Plans Work EUGENE STOKES Mayors Science Hlstory Actnvu tres Varsity Football Monogram Club Plans Col lege EUGENE STROMBERG Mayors Math Mechamcal Drawmg Scuence Plans College SANDRA MARIE SYCZKA Mayor Social Studies Actuvntnes Booster Club Plans Alrlane Stewardess NADINE SZABO Mayors Busmess Math Actlvltles Jr Achuevement Treas Booster Club Glee Club Llbrary Club Plans Navy RICHARD SZYMZAK JACK TAGON DANIEL TANKERSLEY Mayors Math Language H1 tory Actlvutles Debate Plans College STEPHEN TARR Mayors Shop Socual Studies Ac tuvltnes Booster Club Plans Amr Force MICKEY TAYLOR Mayors Scnence Math Acttvltues ketball Plans Arr Force SYLVIA TERLECKI Mayors Busmess Social Studies Actlvutles Booster Club .Ir Achievement Plans Secretary NICK THANOS Mayors Hustory Science Activa tres Student Councul Booster Club Fr Football 81 Wrestlmg Plans College BARBARA THILMAN Mayor Home Economncs A tlvmes Booster Club Plans Telephone Operator EARL WILLIAM THOMPSON JR Mayor Socnal Studies Actlvntues Glee Club Barnstormers Tumblers Plans Marmes LYLENE JEAN THOMPSON Mayor Home Economucs Actlvltles Booster Club Glee Club Plans Comptom eter School JANET TIEDGE Mayor Language Actuvutues Barn stormer Board Glee Club H R Oftucer Interlude Agent Booster Club Natlonal Honor Socuety Plans Ind State Teachers College ANTONELIA TOMOLAK , ' . : I ' I I I I I I - , : ' , .I F . 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I Q FRED TOTH Mayors Math Spanush Socnal Studues Actuvmes Band Varsnty Baseball Honor Roll Plans College LOUIS TOTH Mayors Math Spanush SocnaIStudles Actuvutues Band Pep Band Orchestra Honor Roll Plans College MARIE STEPHENIE TRZYBINSKI Mayors Business Home Economrcs Actlvltues Glee Club Interlude Booster Club Plans Secretary JOHN TURNER Mayors Math Spamsh Actlvltles Student Councul Plans Purdue SANDRA KAY TUTTLE Mayors Art Language Ac tuvutnes Library Club Barnstormers Natlonal Honor Soclety Plans lntenor Decorator Club DCE Plans Auto Mechamc DAVID UNDERLY CAROLE VAN RAVENSWAY Mayor Language Ac trvrtles Booster Club Jr Achlevement Interlude agent H R Offncer Plans College KENNETH VERHOESTRA Mayor Shop Actlvrtles Booster Club Student Councul Plans Undecuded DUANE RAY VOITEL Mayors Math Science Actnvu tres Band Drum Mayor Plans Tool 8g Due KAY ARLENE VOOGD Mayors Bu mess Actlvltles Booster Club Glee Club Plans Office Work or Beautucnan PATRICIA VOOGD-Mayor Socual Studues Actnvltues Library Club Booster Club Plans Undeclded AUGUST D VOORDE Mayor Science Actuvntles Booster Club Plans Purdue LEON WAGNER GLENN WALLACE Mayor Shop Plans Business TOM WALKOWSKI Mayor Busuness Plans Business CALVIN WALLER Mayor Hnstory Plans Ind State Teachers College State Teachers College MARTHA WEATHERSBY Mayors Home Economlcs Cuvucs Actuvmes Interlude Agent GAA Glee Club Plans College JOYCE WENTLAND Mayor Spanlsh Actlvmes In terlude agent Barnstormers Student Councyl Boost er Club Plans College inf! Mutch Arita, our foreign exchange student from Japan, becomes acquamted wlth a favonte teen age snack, a hamburger and Coke, as he lunches with his American brother, Greg Gates, In a local restaurant It seems as though appetates are the same world wade' RQBERT' Uy-yy-QMcyo,, Auyo Shgpy Acyyvyyyes, Gyee BILL WARRICK-Major: Social Studies. Plans: Incl. ' I ,r . I A y if 7 Z RONALD WERT Mayor Shop Plans Farmmg THOMAS WHARTON Mayor Electrlc Shop Actnvn tres Booster Club Plans College VIVIAN WHARTON Mayors Math Busmess Activa tres Glee Club Trl HI Y Booster Club Plans Secre tary marnage MARVIN A WHITE Mayors Hastory Language Ac tlvttnes Tumblers Glee Club Booster Club Student Councul Plans College SHARON WHITESEL Mayors Social Studnes Bus: ness Actlvltles Student Councll Booster Club Glee Club Plans Secretary MARY LOU WIDMAR Mayor Social Studies Plans Secretary JANE ALICE WILBURN Mayor Home Economucs Ac Jr Class Play YFC Plans Marrtaae MARILOU WILD Mayor Busmess Actlvltues Boost er Club Plans Secretary FRANK WILK Mayors Hlstory Machme Shop Plans Hydrauluc Specualust DAVID ALAN WILLIAMS Mayors Sclence Math Actlvttles Barnstormers Student Councll Booster Club Plans College LENORA WILLIAMS VONDA WILLIAMS Mayors Spanlsh Home Econom :cs Actlvtttes Glee Club Plans Secretary DONALD WILLMAN Mayors Art Math Social Stud les Actlvltues Barnstormer Chairman Booster Club Plans Art School an New York JESSE WILSON JR Mayors Art History Actlvltles Glee Club Chrlstmas program Plans Undecuded JUDITH ANN WINTHER Mayors Math Busmess Ac tlvltles Lubrary Club Booster Club H R Offlcer Natnonal Honor Socnety Plans College FRED WOLAK Mayor Math Actuvutles Booster Cub Plans Mason JOAN WOLFE Mayor Busmess Actlvltues Yearbook Queens Court H R Offucer Jr Prom Commnttee Glee Club Plans Secretary MYRNA WOODS Mayor Math Actlvltles Year book Editor ID Chlet Booster Club Student Councnl H R Offlcer Jr Prom Committee National Honor Soclety Plans College AMY WOOLDRIDGE Mayors Science Math Actnvt tles Lubrary Club Plans College A '-1-we-M -Q Claur In the Bookstore ' : . : . ' I z I f ' . : I . . I . : - ,i ' : I I ' . . - ' : ' , . - 5 I ' I y ' ' ' , I I I .- : , . : ' . : . I i ' : I ' - . I . . I .- -, z I I , I I ' I I : , , . . , tivities: Glee Club Pres., G.A.A., State Music Contest, Business MC'nU9e f Booslef Club 5eCfelUfYf Football . ' , . . . : ' g . I I ' ' I ' ' I I I n I X I I M Q I fs P' 3' I ek , 7 . 'W 'M The most interesting and excmng trlp tn the Ilfe of a Central senior IS the annual excurslon to New York, Wash mgton DC, and Phlladelphua The week durmg sprung vacatton ns fll ed with sightseeing, shopping, and fun Tom Charlesworth, Glorla Bale yewsku, Kay Parker, Jlm Anderson, and Kay Klopfensteln are seen making their ftnal payment for the tnp to Mrs JUDY WOOLDRIDGE-Maior: Spanish. Activities: Library Club, Booster Club. Plans: Librarian-I. U. JEANETTE WOOLRIDGE-Majors: History, Business. Activities: Student Council, Glee Club, A.F.S., Boost- er Club, National Honor Society. Plcns: College. EVERETT WOOSLEY-Major: Math. Activities: Stu- dent Council, H R. Officers, Booster Club. Plans: Undecided. ROBERT WRATE-Maior: Science. Activities: Band, Orchestra, Ushers Club, Booster Club. Plans: College. JUDITH ANN WRIGHT-Majors: Business, Language. Activities: Library Club, Interlude agent, Booster Club. Plans: Spanish Interpreter. GENE R. ZAREMBKA-Majors: Machine Shop, Sci- ence. Activities: Wrestling, Football, Track, Booster Club. Plans: Acme School. MARY SUE ZATARGA-Major: Business. Activities: Glee Club Pres., Jr. Red Cross, Chansonettes. Library Club, Barnstormers, Booster Club. Plans: College, GERALDINE M. ZEBROWSKI-Major: Business. Activi- ties: G.A.A., Booster Club. Plans: Airline Hostess. ff c,,Lx-'sn l K . Strike? Carol Kottolinski hopes so. Bowling was first introduced in senior girls' gym classes, and soon became a favorite pastime and date activity for both boys and girls. Carol is seen here at a local bowling alley, where these gym classes take place. Hey there, seniors, you've got four or more wonderful years ahead of you! Like many of their classmates, these senior students are interested in college catalogues and announcements. ,fr tiki 1' Graduation Day-And a strange mixture of emotions fills the heart of each senior as he walks up this aisle to Pomp and Circumstance to take his place among his class- mates for the last time. It's happinessp it's sadness, it's the beginningp it's the end. As our parents and friends watch, we bid farewell. Bye, Central: we love ya! 1 x HX' if -vin ai f X, at Li The iunior class officers are seen here on their way to school one morning. Gene Anderson, president, Aleda Hering, secretary: Dale Matthews, vice-president: and Carolyn Horak, trasurer, hurry through the cold to begin their classes. JUNIORS We iuniors were upperclassmen at last. Because of our elevated position we gained such things as better seats at assemblies, candidates in student council elections, and significant positions in various student organizations. Our first big high-school dance, the Junior Prom was held especially for us. For a few hours one morning we gathered together for aptftude tests. Also, we recently obtained our class rings. -This past year we were more accustomed to the classes and activities of high school, and now we look forward to our next and final year. We have completed a major part of our high school course, and our final steps are drawing near. Juniors Rose Aldridge Jerry Allen Francns Alloza Eddie Amberg Charlotte Anderson Gene Anderson Diana Andries Sandy Andryslak Dale Arndt Thomas Atherton Dean Aughm baugh George Austin Phyllzs Barley Dallas Baker Ruchard Bak ,TD er Wayne Baker Dan Ball Bonme Banfl Bob Barrett Judy Beebe Barbara Beehler Ray Behlmg Marne Bella Carol Bennett Wrlbur Benson Ter ry Best Tom Blllnskl Sharon Blume H e r b e rt Boase Marilyn Bock Nancy Borkowskl Ruth Boyd John Boyer Betty Breeding Eleanor Brodner Make Borsodl Joanna Brooks D u a n e Brown Sandra Brown Barbara Brunette Rebecca Bryant James Buck Con me Buczkowskn Bull Bule Janlce Caldwell Audrey Carman Robert Carpenter Sharon Carpenter Thomas Carrell Thomas Carter Make Cashman Ron Casamer Claudine Cellchow sk: Darlene Cencelewskr Phyllis Chambers Jull Chrlstman Irene Cnchosz D 4 a n n e Clarke Marian Clarquust Carol Clauer Ray Cleghorn Sylvester Coalmon Gene Cohn Duane Coley Damel Collms Judy Connell Andrew Connors Vlola Cooper Rebecca C o p e I I n Bob Cowan Mnchael Crsswell Wllluam Crowell George Crum Jock Curl Mlclwlel Curl Henry Curtis Lewus Darley Cleod Davenport G0l'ClOV1 DGVIS Wllllam Davus Duane Davuson Craug Deardorl' A n na DePaepe Geraldine Deranek Judy Deza mrtz Ed Dillon Judy Dnnges Pat Dobeckr Pat Donahue Duane Doty l all ? 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L F Q nw V is X , L tb 19' 4 ll lll ss wr-Y ey We F-av Junlors Jane Douglas Sharon Douglass Mary Downes J o h n Dresbach Denms Drlscoll Geraldlne Dudeck Judith Dunham Sharon Dunham Dave Dunlap Richard Dunlap Karen Eels Duck Ellas Kenneth Ellis Esther Ewald Walter Faltynskr Carol Fassnacht Robert Fellx Curtis Frschback Margaret Frtzgerald Jlm Flecken stem Denny Foldesl Howard Ford Jackue Foreman S al ly Forrest Donna Fortson James Foster San dra Foster Jud: Frame Bob Frank Marran Frank Bob Frerdlme Sandy Fre pan Vlolet Fulton Napoleon Gad son Ruscella Gay Tom Gleeson Jan Goebel Elaine Goff Jack Gorney Glorra Coss Denms Gra bowskl Alan Graham Bobby Gra han- F r a n c e s Gramza Sharon Gramza Jorn Green James Grey Rolf Grorud Donald Grzegorek Ron ald Grzeskowlak Cindy Haab Lowell Haddock Albert Halrston George Hall Ronald Hans Norman Hansen Denms Harden Michael Harman Sandra Harrrer Marulyn Harrlng ton Ronald Harrls Pat Hartman Karun Hartman Margaret Harvey Phyllus Haskm Sharon Hauck Edyth Hayes Much ael Henry Aleaa Hermg Kathy Herman James Hess Sandy Hugh Joan Hull Susan Hoehn Fred Hop kms Caroline Horak Le oy Houck Jamce Howard Karen Hub bard Bull Hubler James Hunn Mltltlllel Hurd Bernre Jgnlgkl Geraldnne Jelmskr Carol Je-ng Walla Mae Jenkins Bob Jerzqk Ronald Johns Sue Johns Brenda Johnson 0 Q Q A n I I .,, V f A- -gl Q , K C ' D I . , ' M ' , -E: gig-,L f , , I an 'Q A , 1 ' f 3, ' Y'-1-4 f 1 r f ,f 7' 1 P' I , Q 7 7 X f E-. 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L J tv ' Ji ' 4 br r ' , - I I I ' r' ' A f l 1 ' 4 D y it , Q . '. . ' J, 4 . .470 '- ' E , - - . ' ' , , , , , Q. - ,V I 1 . ' 1 X ,, 4 X 'F I I f A I, I X U Juniors Darlene Johnson, lrene Johnston, Carmaleta Jones, Robert Lee Jones, Gale Joossens, Tom Joyce, Clar- ence Kaminski, Sheryn Kaylor, Peggy Kepschull. Diana Kiel, Ronald King, Norm Kowalski, Terry Krantz, Janice Kreps, Dennis Kristowski, Gerald Krzyzaniak, Sue Kubiak, April Lacy. John Lamberson, Jane Lawrence, Nathaniel Lewis, Kenny Little, Jackie Lizzi, Patricia Ann Lochman- dy, Dave Lockhart, Paul R. Lock- hart, Henry Locsmondy. Tim Longley, James Love, Sandy Love, Jim Luczynski, John Mac- Lennan, Carolyn Jeanne Madison, Judie Magera, Jeanine Mahler, Janet Markiewicz. Carol Marohn, Lester Martin, Theda Masterson, Dale Matthews, Marilyn Mattingly, Alfred Mc- Clanahan, Arlene McCoy, Jim McFarlane, Steve McGregor. Sue McGuire, Michael McKibbin, Jack Mead, William McKinnon, Geraldine Meek, Ronald Melson, Nancy Mendenhall, Bill Miller, Gail Miller. Harold Miller, Kenneth Miller, Marilyn Miller, Sally Miller, Bill Molnar, Gloria Molnar, Robert Molnar, Lynn Monroe, Kenny Moran. F534 N-1 K - vs. M ,, L .1 in ,..-Q 3 yr Tf . . l l. 'J ' 2, ww 'Em Q ' W fp- -ms' X , sv i th cr, Q., lc Lfkgx Xl ll v Ima 42 Q 5, fi ,f -. 1 'lil A t 'Qi 6 .Wy I .swf K 'Fi mx! Q Q' W--v ,. V . , lp K Nfl' me 'Yak ' ig',,f'i'. .N ' 1: 2 S 5 . F A vs- f sk? ' .ln w i . I ty 4. Ali. J , X, ll E VA ggi: :Y A an fl me Q.. .. lf.. 35 it 42,.s 4 S: if , Q , . W' fee ' f s ., s it 3 M I I X v! X dw J 73 C4 , ,g -, A .3 . R f W i i ' G. 04 i S-'1 'I 1 5 Us ,' ,. Junior Prom time is here again! Much planning goes into this an- nual event each year. This year's iuniors meet here in the library with their prom sponsor, Mrs. Campbell, to discuss and organize the details of their first prom. Members of the prom committee are John Boyer, Dale Matthews, Cleod Davenport, Sally Miller, Sandy High, Gene Anderson, Mrs. Campbell, Aleda Hering, Jim Wyi- lie. A . 5 gl . 'sic ' 3 Y ' , L ? 457 sw' Li Y' ,G 5 49 L ff J. . ' .YL 1' ' Juniors Betty Lou Morgan, Margie Mor- gan, Bill Morris, Elinor Moss, Joyce Moxley, Allice Mull, Anne Murr- mann, Ronald Nagy, Roger Neff. Bob Nemeth, Georgia Nemeth, Sharon Newburn, Joe Newland, Ronnie Newsom, John Nice, Shirley Niezgodski, Celene Nowakowski, Al Nowicki. Judy O'Donnell, Joan Olmstead, Mary Ann Orosz, Dick Orvis, Jerry Otolski, Jim Ott, Felix Owsley, Makrouhi Oxian, Eileen Pacalo. Na' if is, J. l , 'V Jr. . , h l ,, 4 I ,A -N .Jr s r it 34: ' - FL ml in A J- 'L el -AN we 'S , .. 7 - ' bf' , '-ew ' 'gy v ' '. re ' ,-1 E f v s, . 2 ,il X ' as K K WH L i Au, f- 'ff' L K L K g K In 'L .- , -1 , . rr? , of 'V +1 1' Q' F55 li ,fr-r. la -111525. ' f ...S...-55 - 1' , Gee kid, are you getting the black onyx? l like the gold one best. These were two expressions used at the time the iuniors ordered their class rings. Finally, those hallow- ed rings came. Admiring their new rings are Jim Love, Dale Mat- thews, and Justine Vayda. 5- -wry 9 ..'. ,cl ' 4 1 'l ,Q vi X 3 r vi 5: R3 el' Q , 3 . ,fly A , . :I 1- gnc :vf ' J -. s , X 1 5 ltr? Aft :r2,yf'a12sf.f. -g,,q,ig22 4 W if-' I ' - 'Q f 4. , ' Li fs- tw 'li ed 5 f . r ' H2 1'l 1 ' 1 .I ,W -5 J . sc. ..: L-4 V x, ny' K Nb X A S: '27 I 7: ' 'ii J 'J' ' M' F - 1 . l X 'Y A XXX l ,li 6 . il My vi ' D '-W c. 5, V f it f W' ' ' . , '37 i.,,. , .,,. y 4' .3 1 ' 'X' I , V X., hx V. . . I 4 4 X l 9 IN ln. Larry Parks, Karen Pasolich, Ron- ald Pecsi, Jim Pendl, Carol Peter- son, David Pietrzak, Don Pinckert, Dale Prawalsky, Richard Preston. Patsy Purtee, Todd Putz, Gale Quinn, Bob Raiski, Maudessa Red- ding, Linda Redinbo, Joyce Redl- ing, Connie Relias, Pam Rerick. Benny Rias, Joyce Janet Ridenour, Joyce L. Ridenour, Janice Riley, Paul Robinson, Wilma Robinson, Rick Rodefer, Robert Rodriguez, George Roiics. Harvey Rubinstein, Kay Rupel, Kathleene Rynearson, Patricia Sacchini, Dave Sage, John Sama- rich, John Schoner, Karen Schmuc- ker, Sandy Schreckenbach. ee QT L H' 3-R 'W' 'W' be 35. '!L..nnt.s HY PN sq 'rv 90: Sz- all 'T' 'lr fm A ' Y-T. TNA vw e. 51 11 wx '71 'zz -Q., H -3,4 X 'wir--2 Juniors Thornton Schwenk Dorothy Scott Fred Scott Mary Lou Scott Betty Settles David Sexton Gwen Shaw Rose Mary Sherburn Vlvlan Sher wood Sandra Shoemaker Wllllam Show ers Cleofus Shurn Korolyn Sur any Lee Subley Deanna Sugrlst Robert Silver Duane Slmonton Robert Smiley Claudia Smlth Gary Smath Janice Sobieski Paul Sochocku Don So derberg Audrey Sossoman Gene Sparazynskl Sandy Spencer Fred Sprmqer Rosalne Stachowslu Susan Staf ford Robert Stark Dennis Stem hofer Carole Stelnlke Davld Strlker Beverly Voorde Steve Vuckus Gllvert Walker Raymond Wallace Wayne Wal lace Toney Walls Albert Walter Jlm Waltman Grayson Warren Marcy Wldawskl Gene Wllkeson Larry Wllluamson Rae Lee Wilson Wlllce Wllson Bob Wmdsor Candy Wlsmewskl Connie Wolfe Marcia Wolfe Bull Womer Sue Woolworth Rosemary Worlung Nell Workman Jrm Wyllle Don Wynne Gene Yarbrough Tom Yarger Larry Yockey Karen Zablk Kathy Zagrzyteskl Lynn Zambo Betty Ann Zatarga Jeanette Zawlerucha Ralph Zehendner Marty Zuroff Dennis Stroup Harold Swlatowy Claire Swlck Paul Swlhart Jlm Szaloy Robert Taghon Rudy Tatay John Temple John Thmon Larry Thomas Dan Thornton Shirley Tobler Judy Twllley Karen Ull re Rosalie Van Scoyk Justine Vayda Janet Verhoestra Mark Vernau Gall Vexel Q s L 'E 'S 2 'i -2 J 1 L ef '. 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IGI I. ,- ,S I I I II Y' 4 II .1 :I ...,:, , M, 1 I I .5 R s r S Q-Q .2 .+L Q f t gf . 11-Ip -.V I It . H 15 I-:Iv MW . I - - I ' g ' .rf AIM . W f . K S ' ' . .II 7 gizx ,I gage , ,.,I III I V - ,F 1 fd X5 'Y f L Q 1-bn Q ' In 'Q 5. 0 ' I 1 l M.. , I I 3 II I NI x 3 A in K ,I , ' , . J I III, IIII -J I ' ' I I. YI 1 Y X G' N ' 'P If . 0 E NW Ns, u lTfa . ' -. A .1 r -1 . L W U, W w. . Q J ' . ' ' 9 We A ., 'V L 5 ' ' '55 rf I, e-ef 5 - . 1 9 I SCPHOMORES gn.. L., , 'rs , QI 1 u i K' ' A TQ 32, rllfll tllfll i pg an 4 in W l -Q X M, ..- , f-ew ' , of 'fj , fizjv T 5' X 2 . A vvj if ,j . l ., H F I 'P' , , 9' 'W by X, A xr L' I xi 5616: is I :X L .4 . , X L al 'iff I 'sw 's 37, A W Y my W , ,gs . ' . Il . 'fif:'X, A My A 21-M '- t ala 1 X 7 . X Ni it S- K th I Tx I Xl' The new sophomore class officers walk down the steps on their 'way to class. The Sophomore Hop was the biggest activity of their class this past year. Left to right: Larry Coddens, president, Louise Rague, treasurer, Buzzy Hoy- worth, vice president, Sue Bourdon secretary. Dave Anderson, JoAnn Anderson, Thomas Andries, Anita Anthony, Sandy Arter, Angelo Aslanidis, Kathi Atherton, Sherry Auns, Jud- ith Austin. Michael Austin, Douglas Baer, Rex Baker, Ed Balanow, Mary Balis, Zita Balough, Ronnie Balsley, Wil- liam Barcome, Ray Barrier. Bessie Batalis, Larry Bates, Keith Beamer, Janeen Beard, JoAnn Beatty, Mary Beck, Frank Beedle, Ron Bell, Beverly Bella. Sherry Bennett, Bob Benson, Larry Bergen, Li nda Berry, Mariellen Bestle, Marguita Biddle, Willie Mae Bivens, Judy Black, Robert Blake. Sophomores George Blount Jnm Bocsa Joyce Bokor Susan Bourdon Bruce Brat ton Robert Brooks Don Brunette Jovce Buchfmller Barbara Buck Paul Buehler Molly June Busch Paul Busch Fred Carter Gerald Carter Jmm Cauffman Leonard Cavender Jo h n Chase Richard Chestes G e n e Chrobot J m Chudzsckn Chrlstme Cuchos Jesse Clark Ruth Clark Sharon Cobb Lar y Cod dens Bob Coen Lorrame Cohew Ann Coleman Dave Collms Jl'n Collms Tom Collms Naacy Comp ton Essle Conglous Tom Connel ly Robert Cook Norene Cornell Jlm Coventry Sharon Cox Bar bara Crowe Robert Crowell Joyce Csabl Carolyn Cu rry Muchael Dalka Sandra Damelowlcz Harry Davrs Davis Shirley Dawson Darlene DeBelkes Robert DeBuysser Barb ara Dhaene Fred Dlckeson Ed ward Dlugosz John Doaks Carol Dodge Mary Dolde Abraham Dorsey Kathleen Donahue Jamce Donaldson Pa Downey Richard Dudd Sandro Dunlap Frances Dzlerla Sharolyn Early Sharon Edstrom Peter Ellenberger Pat Elllott Marcella Ellls Barbara Emmons Frank Epperson Sandra Epperson Carol Erhardt Phil Ettmger David Evans Steve Farkas Gary Feld man Lola Felklns Jlm Fenters Jamce Ferguson Wlllnam Ferguson Davld Fleming Bob Flornng Jm Flowers Clifford Fouts Bull Frame Rlchard Frederlck Bob Freshley Leola Frlck Alden Frltz wx-29 ff QA 6 A'-M1 R-4 A 11 C. mu V. 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A X Q , as L' Q A- ' . ' X - J J T T if at r . J Q ' - ' ' X, 'z I1 :I I D .ln X I I '7'-Al . -T, K Q J x it ' ' J 'ryy of , I , ' - - , . Sophomores Anita Knoerr, lrene Kobylarek, Di- ane Kolesiak, Roseann Kilkiewicz, LaVerna Kosik, Judy Kraus, John Kromka, James Lane, Laura Lark. Judy Latson, Florine Lattimore, Karen Lawrence, Linda Lee, Tim Leeke, Barbara Lehman, Judith Lenczowski, Billie Leslie, Jim Lezak. Carolynn Lippert, Thomas Lisek, J u s y Liszewski, Marianne Locke, Joseph Lockmondy, Billie Lond, Roger Longley, Barbara Lopata, Jim Love. Lawrence Lovett, Judy Lyons, Joe Madison, Patricia Mallory, Ronnie Marcotte, Hing Mark, Sam Martin, Bob Mathewson, Dorothy Mattews. David McBride, Kevyn McCall, Brenda McDonald, Sue Ellen Mc- Duffie, Joyce McFarlane, Carole McKenzie, Margie McKenzie, John- ny McKinley, Jola McKinney. . l l 'N - ,-N VU Bonnie Meeks, Janifllvtegyfaywgkill Gerald Michalski, Tomy' I . 1 If J I Dan Miller, Jullat en Miller, Terry Millerf 6ldleflNlyl'der. .1 J -QW 5 .1 Louis Minnes, Sharon Mitschelen, David Moeller Bob Molnar Bill Monette Tim Moore Jim Morris Beverly Murrmann Elaine Musten F T A K -, as ' Q K 'Q . mfr is - l ,f .s I if st. ev J T' T 1 i 'tsl' FQ 4 . ,Q 'G A gf: , 25 Q5 xii T? f K -: ig, -L2 tv lrxf-551, I T I are L S7558 x ..-- ' K i , V NX! . k qi B55 T .sf 1- L' f , J ...Es .wh nw -ls 35 lf' ,QF I I l si' 4- an -sf- yr. , 5' ' Qi' E? ' 'mx A llkxmxfi ' ' 4.1-T 6 li L A 1 'fi : :neue :cm x LM ax N Y 6 fs ei :, -fe , , L , ' -2 55 4. XT' Ng kg X 'fgbl Ll L LT ' Li' L' T r 1 'v' My i gs- xx. N 'YM gi-X ' .. wa ,q 1 - 1 -5 INT 2 tr! 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Bonna Parker, Nancy Parko, Rob- ert Parko, Charles Parrott, Joyce Patterson, Ste ph Pawlak, Nacel Perkins, Jon Peters, Carl Phillips, Bob Piechocki, Karen Pilger, Mar- ilyn Pinkowski, Marcia Pliska, John Plunkett, Jack Powell, Jack Prit- chard, Sally Pugsley, Jack Put- chard. G e o r g e Putz, Sandy Quiggle, Louise Rague, Charlotte Rapela, Scott Rea, Diana Richert, Carolyn Riddle, Marie Rodick, Tom Rohr. Barbara Rose, Roger Ruppe, Jud- ith Saenz, Ronnie Sayer, Allan Schachenman, Bill Schall, Jim Schaut, Paul Schodman, Joseph Schultz. Claire Scott, Ed Sears,-ftiijrsonr ,Sy Crist, Judy Segnitz, Stanley Sess- 'En Barbara Shake, Danny Sherry, Jack Shilt, Paul Shimer. Ann Sielcrnan, Joe-len Si7no1 Jwne Sims, D o n n a Skidmore, Jzznyce Sletten, Katherine Slick, Jerry Sloan, Barbara Smith, Bruce Smith. Sophomores Carol Smlth Chester Smuth Etta Smith John Sm: h Nancy Smith Sheryl Sm: h Judle Smock Barb ara Smoger Delores Smudey Jackne Snyder Delores Sobleskl Sharon Soechtug Joe Sorocco Ron Sorukas Robert Sotklewlcz Larry S p r o m b e r g Vvola Spychalskl Sharlene Stachowsku Bernie Stafford Karen Stark Tom Steel Damon Straup Joe Strong Bonnle Stypczynskl Paula Sunder man Sandra Sweet Jack Swope Arlen Taggart Pearl Tarr Nancy Tatay Duane Tate Jean Taylor Louis Taylor Rosallnd Taylor Nick Theodoruou Bob Thomas Al Thompson Glorna Thompson Charles Thwalts Paul Tobolskl Rose Mary Todd Carol Town Mel nssa Tralnor Paul Trlmmer Andrew Troeger Marne Turnage Michael Turner Larry Turnock Bob Tuttle James Unguralt W I I I I a m Van Scoyk Karen Vayda Judy Vernau Rose Marne Vuckns Duck Wadzunskl Doyle Wallace Jerry Walter Judy Walter Etta Warren Sharon Weaver Judith Webb Duane Vtlegenke Ronme Wenzel Johnny West M a r g e Wharton John White Ronrwe Whltesel Ruth Whntesell Alonzo Whitlock Shir ley Whutmore E l m I r a Wllllams Tom Wllmore Jacqueline Wind or RICl1F ston Gretchen se Jun: man Angel Wltter F 7 '-Q n Ne- Z1 'Thr of is, Woods Sally Woo E Fawn Workman Dee ht Duck Wright Nancy W r I g ht Karen Yeakley Marlene Yockey Richard Y o u n g Barbara Zakrockl Gary Zimmerman x i J A 5 my 9 ek 154' t 9Q is 5 ':.., 21'- S7 W1 in YU' ts a L 'TN M- 'Td fs... no 'ic 'N . . 3 4 V x ' I ':, ', AQ: Sl ad 49 -- gba -S P 8 I . - Wet me Q. , f 'Ez I -71 ts- ' t , , ' ' W' 'V gy ' 'Pe' ,. ff 'cs ' 'K L A T, , I l Tm X izwi 4 S7 J TL: 'L' .l L ' f :lf .xt-Ii 1 Q sxl Q st . , Q -I V ' , , to .1 6: , ' ' , H W ' 'P -- lv 1' . fy 2- ' . . 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Sf 'I FRESHMEN Amudst meetung new lruends and adlustmg to hugh school procedures the freshman class elected Its flrst class offucers Chosen to represent theur class were Mike Evans presndent Gerald Sakaguchl vlce president Llndn Orban secretary and Cralg Long treasurer Michael Abblehl Patty Ake Gloria Aldrldge Helen Allen Dan Allan Larry Allsop Robert Anderson Karen Andrews Dennis Barley cw lx WW Kathy Ballnt Alan Barack Duck Baraso Peggy Batzel Davrd Bauer Helen Baumgartner David Beahm Eva Bea ley Bll'y Beaver 054 'iff 4-ff-1 sf ll 1 Jam Beebe Bruce Behllng Carole Bell Tom Bennett Helen Benson Jerry Bergenhagen Yvonne Bnbb Barbara Bvckel LouEllen Biddle ysxvvgy John Bnshlr Wllllam Blair Robert Blohn Karen Bloom Richard Blume Mary Ellen Boberg Tom Bode Robert Boone Robert Borders Davld Bostlc Barbara Botteron Duane Bourdon Janus Bourdon Thomas Boyd Sharon Bratlna Bill Brockmann George Brockway Jackle Brown 4 I fri: 5-?'.f A s. if y Q 4 . A 5 ' . ' I . I I I .D , Q ggaa tv. 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N . r - F:-at: ' , 1 1 L, 1 B a al .Q Freshmen John Brown, Deanna Brunson, Louis Bukowski, Sue Burkhalter, Richard Calloway, Janice Camp- bell John Carlson Nancy Carr Phyllis Carr Alice Carrington Scott Cashman Donna Casner Leroy Chambllss Kathy Chiszar Jerrianne Clark arte Clark a Cark l Cleghorn James Close Merle Close Laverne Coalmon Gus Cogdell Virginia Coll John Coleman Diana Comp ton Jim Conners Judith Costello James Cram Peter Crlswell Dave Cukrowlcz Roger Curry Felix Cur Barbara Cuthbert Steve Danlelowicz Don Daniels Carol Daren David Daren Charles Davis Debo rah Davis Dennis Davis Julia Davis Emma Jean Dawmng Steve Dermer Olga Dlamondls Harry Dieter Jerry Dlffendorfer Sandra Doetsch Sharon Doetsch Randy Don Penny Dombeck Judy Don nelly Mary Dorsey Natalie Dow dell Robert DuComb Tom Dulcet Barbara Dunlap P trlcla Dunlap Joyce Durskl Ronald Dursky John Eager James Easley Sharon Eazsol Tom Edler Helen Edwards Joyce Ensenhart Patricia Elias Larry Elliott Carol lmn Emrlck Alice Emerson Jack Ernsberger Mike Evans Myra Ewing llah Farrington Larry Farris Carolyn Farthlng Ralph Fell Rick Ferrell LeRoy Fldler Thomas Fil le Jerry Florkowsku Mary Flowers Charles Flynn Richard Forrer Sandy Fortln Rorda Foster Lester Foulks Robert Fouts David Fox Geri Fredrlckson Carolyn Freese -Q4 ,J 4. 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Q mul., 1 ' I ' it ,ii -J' , 5 W J -4' J d , , ' A X. .I 7 , rv, I ' K 3 J 2 ., ,l ... 1 ' Freshmen Charles Kern, Patricia Kerns, Emery Kertai, Brian Kiel, Jim Kimmel, Sharon Kimmel, Truman Kindig, Douglas Kline, Michael Koehler. Allen Kolat, Craig Kolski, Margar- et Konieczny, Joseph Kosik, Clar- ence Kretchmer, William Krill, David Krueger, Loren Krienke, Larry Kruszewski. Claire Kubiak, Nancy Kubiak, Ver- onica Kuczwara, Karen Kuespert, Rozanne Kukla, lvonna Kuznecs, Steve Lakin, Harry Lamberson, Tom Langwell. Jeffery Lark, Ruby LaVine, Betty Lee, Charles Lee, Larry Lee, Syd- ney Lester, Barbara Lewinski, Mearlene Lewis, Harold Lindgren. Mary Jane Liszewski, Steve Little, Tom Lockmondy, Dennis Lomax, Craig Long, Donald Long, Bill Lowell, Richard Lute, Leonard Luther. Rex McComas, Beatrice McCowan, Sid McCumsey, Patrick McFarland, Ann McKibbin, Bob McKinley, Diane McKinney, Gail McLain, Anita Madison. Ted Mager, Karen Mahoney, Joan Mallard, James Manion, Jim Manuszak, Barbara Manzuk, Har- riet Martin, Scott Martin, Winfred Martin. ff, 'Z at ij? 1 151. . o i A ' 4 - -.1. s . AA, 1 12, ff! ,V I x Y 57 nt 1 A . qi W2 C.. gy' ' 9 E' x 'J . I x Lt 3. K. , ,Sn l 5 Ig:-1 llifg mlb 1' .Q-x' -9-if QS' vf . ' 1.6 t f n r we.. Welcome all new students! Wel- come to Central High School. As anyone can see, that is what our bear, a new addition to our school, is saying as he walks up the steps with two new freshmen students, Judy Mohler and Mike Hall. Mr. Bear accompanied us to all of our basketball games in order to help us cheer our team to victory. Lyn ' 4. w 4 J im. ? my ti. EQ? que llkiyl 'L Q' .1 I Q ' .' l 'S . A nf f J I t 7 . J J- . 5' . Vi Q A ix. i f is- .va iii ,. s . 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QA 1 M J K Jlm Sholly Janet Shoup Marcia Shurn Shlrley Silvers Sandra Simpson Nancy Slndllnger Patrl cna Skmner Pat Smartz Betty Smead Ted Smerekamch Carlm Smnth Don Smnth Donna Smnth Gerald Ron Smlth Rosle Smnth Sharon Smlth Shrrley Smrth Una Rae Smuth Jrm Snyder Mary Mar garet Snyder James Spears Frank Springer Phyllis Solomon Roger Splckler Albert Spromberg Raymond Staf ford George Stamm Susan Steel Marllyn Steenbeke Orpha Step mak Sandra Stewart Kay Stock ton John Stoers Carolyn Stone Janalyce Stouder Karen Strandhagen Kenny Strang Patrick Strlckler Barry Stall Sher ry Stults Barbara Swanson John Swartz Charles Szabo Ronme Taghon Marallnd Taylor Harold Teer Sh nrley Templeton Robert Tledge Mickey Thomas Jesse Thompson Don Thornburg Tom Thornton Betty Tomlinson Duane Topash Louvs Toth Brll Trobaugh Bruce Ullrey Donald Uncle ly John Vanek Eddm Vaughn if M 'wr RJ ha at T in it bath S' afx E We W 1 W l X L WD' vs S 1 ml From the freshman boy to the senior man a change takes place. Bailie Dunlap, depicting the freshman newcomer to Central becomes ac- quainted with Bill Floring, who por- trays the suave senior. Bailie and his classmates hope some day to gain the status of a senior. The gap of four years now seems large to them, but according to Bill and his classmates it was all too short. W, .. ,, W 1 .Q B-A -2. .5 gl :ff X, . ' g g f 'xp f 4' CM A--, Q D V, im-.3 A K . ' ll -v- l 4 r 4 lv J: ,I -T 1.5, l ' if N, 7' gil . C7 'f wg T ' . .L 0- , 1' 'V L kllh iS..LY'1r- ffm ' ., , 6 -ya' is f...n C' ,SJ s - 1 5 ' i i fx X is nw T v J 9 'L Lg' 39 ' N X ' L Xml auf. V If ' 5'llil'7-l L xx. XTX U 5: :ge T Ny 62 ii V ' X l , Q3 il 2 55-,gg X fi? 'ti 17.-X IW Freshmen Terry Voogd, Lois Ann Wadick, James Waite, Claudia Wall, Irene Walton, Nyoka Walton, Larry Walker, Roger Walker, Sandra Ward. Geoffrey Watkin, Sheila Watkins, Gary Weaver, David Webb, Larry Webb, Jerald Weger, Mable Wen- rick, Othell Wesson, Larry Wert. Robert Weymon, Robert Wharton, Mary Wheelock, Terry Wheeler, John Whitinger, Marilyn Wieczo- rek, Arlene Williams, Beatrice Wil- liams, Effie Williams. Gwendolyn Williams, Virginia Wilk, Peggy Wilke, Betty Wilson, Michael Wilson, Linda Wiltfong, Norma Winther, Lutichia Wright, Jerry Wiseman. Robert Wisniewski, Jack Wolf, Mary Lou Wolfe, Larry Wolfe, Nancy Woltman, Mildred Woods, Norman Working, .lim Wynne, Tom Young. Theresa Zabik, Wayne Zander, Lorraine Zawierucha, Darlene Zeitz, Lois Zielinski. Mr Horns and Mr Phelps Mr Hcfron and Mr Szucs Mlss Schlerk rl and Mr Mc nn in F N ' . Q6 Q E.. ,I v- - A -u-.r-- 1 F R YEARBOOK EDITORS MYRNA WOODS Edltor IH Chief JOAN WOLFE Business Manager JEAN HOUCK Senror Editor DEWANN DROUT Literary Editor FRANCES MAKRIS Advertising Manager ROBERT ROZEWICZ Sports Edftor DARLENE SCHANFALD Circulation Manager BILLIE LESLIE Classes Editor MARY BALIS Faculty Editor ANN SEIKMAN, Actrvrtfes Editor SUSAN HOEHN, Underclass Edftor V ' V N Il . X. 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