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

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time to yearbook and the new paper It is because of this effective group that we faithfully receive our weekly paper filled with news, sports events, and social activities. Every week, when the deadline time rolls around, these people must have every article written and all headlines formed. Front row: Marcia Pliska, Circula- tion Manager, julie Davis, Advertis- ing Manager, Carolyn Lippert, Exchange Editor, Alice Mull, Busi- ness Managerg john Lamberson, Editor-in-Chiefg Sue O'Ma1ley, Page Two Editor, Lorraine Cohen, Page One Editor, jim Grainger, Page Four Editor, and Karen Lawrence, Page Three Editor. Second row: Lou Ann Rosenfeld, Barbara Weinstein, Mar- lene Fezy, Gayle Katz, Susie Morri- son, Aleda Hering, Donna Kingery, Karen Strandhagen, Nancy Carr, Lee Ann Loomis, Judy Kerestury, and Anita Anthony. Third row: Nila Gra- bowski, jone Niblick, Gary Zimmer- man, Bernie Stafford, Bill Shall, Craig Long, Harry Lamberson, Karen Klirnishin, Mary Margaret Snyder, Norma jean Hatfield, and Gene Cohn. 15 1 l The Editor-in-Chief of the Inter- lude newspaper, holds the most im- portant position on the staff. He has not only one page to prepare and correct, but is responsible for the en- tire paper. Making headlines, proof- reading, and taking the paper to press are only a few of his many tasks. Mr. Overholt, the faculty adviser, looks on as the Editor, John Lamberson, measures for a headline.

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These students devote much of their Measuring, cutting, and pasting are a few of the many chores which oc- CUPY I-1 considerable amount of time for Sue Hoehn, our yearbook Editor- in-Chief. Sue and Mr. Madden, the faculty advisor must shoulder the responsibility of checking and cor- recting all the work carried out by the section heads. They are also in charge of making sure that all mater- ials are ready when the deadline arrives. All the toil and drudgery it takes to assemble an annual record of classes, activities, and sports is done by this efficient group of students who compose the Interlude yearbook staff. These people must put many hours of hard work into making dum- mies, arranging and cropping pic- tures, and writing copy in order to meet their numerous deadlines. Front row: Jim Wyllie, Sports Editor, Judie Smock, Underclass Editorg Mary Balis, Faculty Editor, Sue Hoehn, Editor-in-Chief, Nila Grabowski, Lit- erary Editorg Billie Leslie, Senior Editorg and Charlene Hans, Classes Editor. Second row: Gary Weaver, Barbara Emmons, Ann Siekman, Activities Editorg Pam Rerick, Cir- culation Editorg Janice Sletten, Busi- ness Manager, Sharon Hauck, Adver- tising Manager, Deanna Sigrist, Sue Komasinski, and Ginny Wilk, Third row: Pat Elliott, Sharon Bratina, Barbara Dhaene, Ruth Whitesell, Mary Wolfe, Peggy Wilke, and Sue Bourdon. Y.. 44

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r 1' P N1 QL .S L , Q, .- y .. 1 u An essential part of Central'S Band is the majorettes and drum major. These people participate in half- time ceremonies during football sea- son and each one also plays an in- strument in the band. The majorettes are Pat Skinner, Ann Murrman. Gwen Shaw, Janice Riley, Elaine Goff, Anita Anthony, and the drum major is jim Sholley. Gning concerts playing in assemblies and proxldlng many actixities of the Central Band Front rovu im Sholly Sue Burkhalter Ann Murmann Carol Oster hold Eileen North Lee Ann Loomis Kathy Ritzler Gwen Shaw Bexerly Harmsch and Loren Krienke Second row Gerald Sagaguchi Mike Royster Nancy Huff. Leslie Lynk, Lois Wadick Nancy Parke. Margaret Grounds, David Ernsberger. Kenny Miller. Lynn Hip- skind, Anita Anthony, Gerry Smith, jack Ernsberger David Hempstead, and Barbara Harnisch, Third row: Sharon Gramza Pat Mallory Cynthia Schmidt Linda jimmy Ungriat Allen Graham Helen Allen Elaine Goff Napoleon Gadson Larry Kimble Bonnie Pearson Ronnxc Carter and Bonnie Roberts Fourth row Carol Fassnacht john Boyer ,Ianyce Sletten Pat Skinner john McKinley Barry Rrtzler joe Moore jim Ride nour, Frank Horak, Mr. Singleton. Jim Ackert Keith Merrill, Lowell Robinson, Joy Kring, Tom Gazinski Charles Romine, Gene Uband Larry Orr. Leroy Houck Tom Geyer, and Fred Eisner, , -- M . . . , if s 3 E f f music for school play productions are just a few of the Miller. Mafgie Badowski. Slwffi Stull-Z, Janet JOUQS' . ,, . I . V: J. . , ' I i Y .