Central High School - Interlude Yearbook (South Bend, IN)
- Class of 1960
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F 4-1 f- v Q l ' A X g ..-.4-. ,, x ' ,...--- Q ' I O I O O I I .-... - - f' 'l l i ' -ix--kf, s -T'-if ,- Q Xt C , kg xx Z Q- ,.-.., ff R fZ.- '-- ? if , nf '- i ' f ' EXCELLENCE IN f ' 2,-.., .v ' .. 5 'ff' ff F Ann Siekman Nila Grabowski Mary Bolis Peggy Wilke Gary Weaver PGY Elliott Barbara Emmons Sharon Bratina Fred Hunt Sue Bourdon Sue Komasinski Judie Smock Janyce Sletten WE JCURNEY TOWARD EXCELLE ..a n - ' 'r ns 'V img' ' . 'aim I q . , . . Ax wi x ' Q K Q 2 1 uf + ' xi f -fini' E f .ff Q4'+ y M f 4. AA 1 ' ' 4-Es' ' Ay, X f 'I . ' Q ly' - ' . , ,,f . . A, I 'WI Y-- -v , x ' ,a n- Y' .. 5 'r A ' I . s J , - x, Trigonometry is the branch of mathematics dealing with Lorraine Cohen and Miss Semortier are seen here as the relations of the sides and angles of triangles and ap they apply the two heads are better than one theory plies them to other Figures involving triangles T g also toward the solution of a particularly confusing trig prob- Advancecl courses prepare us for the space age. ik Dim! P X .-I X I X Auf: .NN-,Tx 5 ' '- 1 , mini ' W, s v? se U ls it a maple, an oak, or an elm? This is the question asked by John Fritz, Mike Kelley, Lovell Walker, Mariyri Wieczorek, and Dave Pendzinski as they begin their leal collections for Biology l. Of course, Old Man Winter will probably be suce cessful in making this the season's last field trip, however, the students of biology will undoubtedly have more than enough book work, notes, dis- sections, and diagrams concerning the study ot plants and animals to keep them busy until spring. fs .-4' I The four students psctured above are pursuunq one of Centrals more advanced courses that IS chemrstry Ted Mager Cynthia Schmidt Mary Ann Locke and Tom Rullr are dlscoverrng SCIENTITIC facts on thelr own throuqh expert mentatnon and observatlon and are then comparlng thelr fmdmgs wsth those of prevrous experrments Although chem :stry IS not a requlred sublect many college bound students elect rt each year rn order to complete a scnence mmor mayor and other students choose at rn order to understand better the whys of everyday occurrences The one hun dred frfty students who study chem stry attend c lecture course for four days of the week and then prove the rm portant theorles through laboratory experlmentat on Thts then IS the core of chemrstry for experimentation leads to discovery discovery becomes progress and progress be comes an Important mllestone on our Journey Toward Excellence it Dv V Wg K Xxx WV 'H ffj'? pf M2 WWW Z 3 n flag to the class. 'A Am' W W Non Sine Laboref' Mr. Robert S. Herringer and Latin students Jane Siekman, Barbara Weinstein, Scott Martin, Karla McCray, Pat Mallory, Harry Lamberson, and Bailie Dunlap translate ta the English that familiar phrase, Noth- ing without work, inscribed on the stained glass window. Through the study of Roman life and culture, Latin liter- aature, and grammar, Centrals Latin classes receive a bet- ter understanding ofthe basis of both our English language and our culture. s sg awww 'lffiainliii' it-new iaiiiims-+ + XEREQQBAA Raw! Speech, which is taught this year by Mr. Merriman, gives all of Central's students a chance ta gain experience and poise in speaking before an audience. Although this course is not required, many students whose future vocation may include public speaking--law, for instance--elect it each year. Christian Tzschucke, our American Field Service ex- change student, uses a sweeping gesture as he drives his point home to the class in a final, summerizing statement. X -fl- Q, ,, , ln German class we not only learn howto speak the language but we also learn about German life, culture and folk lore. Randa Miller is showinq the class the coat-of-arms which she made Ruth Grorud and Russell Gordon are also holding the coat-of-arms of df ferent states in Germany, Mr. Govern the teacher, is explaining the German is is .5 Jnm Rlce and llah Farrington study Unnted States hlstory as a requlred sub lect In thenr gunlor year ln addltuon to learnmg the partrculars on each at our presndents :mportant polntucal and patruotlc happemngs and our Amerucan culture and hervtage as nt has prog ressed through the years they dlscover that a careful study of our nataons past leads to a better understandmq of the present and a more complete con cept of the future of the land In whnch we as Americans luve Now getting back to that globe where ns Hawau anyway? PU' Glo ,. ,sf idx Nl. tv'- 'S S84 History IS our knowledge of a rlch heritage is O ll World hlstory an ever popular elec tsve ns taught thus year by Central s ex change teacher Mr Soon Ahn This course deals with mans hlstory from the earliest of eras his quests his dns coverles his triumphs hrs defeats all episodes of his never ending Journey Toward Excellenc By studymg has tones of the nations of the world stu dents are given a deeper Insight unto the underlynng reasons for world prob lems relatlonshlps and cultures today ln thus picture Mr Ahn cheerfully dem onstrates for the class a custom of has homeland, Hawall . 1 - l 5'. 5 35: 45 W: 1 l ' li ' , QEQQZYL T 'Q 5 ,, Ah .5 fl ' .r sf -, :su - lt S .D 1? . .-V- K t ,r , g ' A t- .- ,l . , . y , wg, - ,q . N -Q. A t ' ' M -is Q' ' 1 - - - . io' ,Q tis ff' . . . . . .. f A I - U V!-Am . , Q -. it ., 1 ' ' U. v I I . - l , W r ,rf I I 4-I . 'J 1' ' 1. N4 . U Q , D: 5 1 , I v ,. ' ' UI' v . ' ' Qqfi , !.- , , . , tg t 1 ' U, ' .f , . I lt - 'fy A L gh, - . ,Quai - ,A , Q 2' -. . 0 0 0 0 0 , 'A ll - - . , -Id .7 I . we ' , , mf, A - t D . , ' , c' H sg . . . 1 - I X , M. ff? , , . ' , X 9 .fi - 1 - VX 5 ' , . , . . . N X , f X e . . . . ' . L 1 1 'Q I1 5 V . . . . tt 997' 6 ' fv , 1 A f egn ' ' Q wr' ' I , . I I A : , , . . . x A X l . ' rl! .5 0 - . A -1- V zz I . , X .L 1 1- . 1 xt . , ws- - X . X l One of the most important courses in the industrial arts program is that of Machine Shop. ln this course interested students are given a chance to develop their mechanical and manual skills along practical lines. ln the above picture Bob Blake is seen as he confers with Mr. Morrison, the instructor, on one particular phase of his proiect. rx! Humming with activity and buzzing from the noise of the machines is this class of op- portunity to all interested students. Two office girls hard at work are Nancy Tatay and Barbara Buck. This class offers to all future office girls the chance to learn about office procedure and prepare themselves for the day when they will be handling these duties themselves, 2' 4 EES Diiivrli BW' One of the first things we do in Driver Education is to look under the hood of the car and see what makes it run. Mr. Szucs, one of the teachers, is explaining some of the intricacies of the automobile engine to several of the new drivers. After studying the engine and other necessary parts, we get in- side and learn about the dash board and what to use. Then the big day is here and we get to drive. Just a few months later, and we are ready to get our license. One ot the most useful of all indus- , trial art courses is mechanical drawing, which is taught at Central by Mr. James lngram. This course is recommended for all those planning to enter such voca- tional fields as engineering or achitec- ture. Here in the midst of an array of T squares, circle templates, compasses, . rules, and 30-60 degree right triangles, Robert Miller and Ed Kretch ask Mr. Ingram about some of the procedures involved in their current drafting assign- ment. gk 1 an .sl 'U . f f A I -5 s Qs , a . X -1 Students gain practical knowledge for future use ...r I s- r r I ' m. -, . I 1 X f t I , xt' J I ' 'i ' - 73, 25- . JE ' fu One of the most popular of all of Centrol's home economics courses is that of clothing. While the girls are learning sewing technique and practical know-how, they ore also preparing garments which they themselves will model in the annual spring fashion show. x ,,- .:-' I ei 'l3 In ceramics class, art students learn to make bowls, vases, pitchers and other Hobiects d' art under the direc- tion of Mr. Garner Marvin. Here John West is seen as he struggles with an especial- ly unweildy lump of clay which is soon destined to become a bowl. A I 1 r 1 Rx WE PAUSE IN OUR JOURNEY e' TEM? FOR .. . ACTIVITIES The councll publlshes new student cllrectorles l 'Y- Student council officers Larry Coddens presudemt Bruce Smlth vice president Lorraine Cohen secretary and Carolynn Luppert treasurer breathe a slqh of happy e het They fund the new publuc phone lnstalled by the coun cut thas year ID perfect working order .1 gag 1.47 1959 l96O was a hnghly prosperous year for Centrals Student Councvl New class otfscer electnon systems the addttlon ot mascot Kathy Ullery to the cheerleadung squad o second student telephone certtt lcates for honor students a Student Councul Carnnval and publncatnon of a new student drectory were only some ot the pro ects whsch were successfully cfrr ed out The student councnl among other actwuttc dlstrnbutes nts mrnutes after each meetung to all the home rooms throughout the school year to n ly Interested dents of progress charge of the mnmeographung ot the munutes arc man who are members ofthe executnve board Thus year through th ettorts of the Student Councll we have on addwtuon to the Central boosters She as three year old Kathy Ullery Here she us puctured wntn our lrve ly bear, Eddue Sears 16 0 o 0 0 0 5 1 P 5 e-V 5 - . y I A y i . , I ,r 1 4 ,l I V p1 t t I 1 . , , 5 s ld- - 1 ' I . 1 l I I - y X Q 1 . . ' 1 - ' l ...v .1 4 . M- A ' ' . , 1 T ' , gl- N K Z , y I . Ah V ., . K 1. t ll Q5 w M fl A Ott ' stu 1 its . In 5 l , , , K , A' h Craig Long, Gary Zimmerman, and Linda Feld- Q , ll I . ' ' , , ' 7 . . . . A , . B , 2 - . ' ,J A . ' f - I , , . , Q7 ' ' x 'Z . ' 1 - E ft' N , V! , L s - l - . - 4 . r 1 ' .- f ' ' J cv 0 l , . l X 'A ' 1 l if S 1 11 A c r4. w? ' . 2 I Central boasts One of the busiest clubs at Central is the Booster Club. This organization works for the student body as a whole through its many and varied activities. lts year began with the membership drive and continued on with the Bear-Eagle Romp after the football game against Adams. Pins and ribbons were sold to boost the club's funds. A new custom was started with the purchase of pins for the officers, and the year ended with the purchase of the traditional hickory sticks. The Bear-Eagle Romp, one of the principal highlights of the Central-Adams rivalry week- end, gave students from both schools a chance to meet and mingle. This year it was Central's turn to plan and carry out the annual affair. The Hickory Stick takes on a different meaning from the switchin' one of old. Members of the Booster Club executive board, Mike Hall, Martha Balis, Linda Orban, and Ruth Whitesell, are shown preparing our Hickory Stick for a football rivalry. 'I7 largest Booster Club in state. Booster club officers, Sue O'Malley, treasurer, Mary Balis, secretary, Terry Miller, vice president, and Bill Hepler, president, are pictured at Berg's iewelry store selecting pins to be worn by the officers, This year's club hopes that this proiect will become an annual event at Central. , 1' s tCK - vomit ,tr rnopnv t msg mum- to mm eq XBENDCIIIHM ttSl-la-WAKA NDIVANA A. mamawsm ,1 -S.. llnnil. 6 f The yearbook kit is finally here! Now we can get started on this year's terrific yearbook. The section heads looking over the material are Pat Elliott, faculty, Fred Hunt, advertising, Barbara Emmons, seniors, and Susie Bourdon, index. Yearbook - - - our reco Looking through the doorway of the INTERLUDE year' book office, our gaze falls upon Janyce Sletten, business manager, Judie Smack, literary, Gary Weaver, sports, and Mary Balls, classes. lt appears that the merits of the pic- tures held by .ludie and Mary are being discussed by the group. Selecting the pictures, cropping them, and pasting them up in the dummy are only three of the iobs connected with the yearbook. Three section heads who are workinq very arduously are Susie Komasinski, art, Sharon Bratina, under' class, and Peggy Wilke, activities. rd of the past year. The hardest jobs on the yearbook are held down by our co-editors, Ann Siekman and Nila Grabowski, for they must see that all the pages are out on time, and this brings on worries and more worries. Here Mr. Madden, the spon- sor, explains to Ann and Nila the intricate settings on the Yearbook's camera and light meter. BFAWYE gill 'img f' fi Z Some members of the hard workang newspaper staff take tume out from theur work to check the files for the solutron to one of theur many problems The edutors and their sections are .lulle Davis advertlslng Pat Mallory clrculatxon and Lorranne Cohen busuness manager we 'C ar 'Y-G ' J Proof reading IS one of the many unsunq deeds of the newspaper staff Helpnng Karen Lawrence check one Mass DeGroote the faculty sponsor for the newspaper Behind them readlrg an Interesting article ID an exchange paper are Sue O Malley page two editor and Carolyn Llppert exchange editor Newspaper - - - our means of commumcahon I lwv-I5 mb,-4' ...I X 1, H Checlclng the exchange papers for new and varied Ideas as one of the many ways the newspaper staff makes each new paper more Interesting than previous issues. Always on the Iob and ready to help find these unique ideas I are Gary Zimmerman, page four editorp ' Jim Grainger, editor-in-chiefg and Nancy Carr, page three editor, shown K as they look at a paper from another Q - city high school. . X 'T7 yy X 1 Band members practice for excellence l L The flash and sparkle of a marching band is captured by the precision and show of its drum major ond major- ettes. They are L. Hipskind, S. Burkhalter, C. Osterhold, J. Sholly, C. Sholly, N. Huff, P. Skinner, and A. Anthony, kneeling. Every home football game finds the band pre- pared with a new and exciting half-time presenta- tion. Mony hours are spent by Mr. Singleton and Mr. Ford creating, plotting, and executing these shows. ln January each year, many band members enter the city and district solo and ensemble con- tests. lf they are eligible they may travel to Indiana- polis for the state-wide competition. Only l5O!o of this group receives the first rating , and each year Central has more than its share. The spring finds the concert band busy working on its selected com- positions for the annual band contest. Three num- bers are selected and practiced until perfection is reached. Each member does his best to attain that coveted first for the band. The work and practice of the entire concert season is directed toward pleas- ing the students and public at the annual Pops Concert in May. Many hours of toil are put into this concert so that others may enjoy the fun and music provided. X fi J I f Pictured here is the Central concert bond. Front row: J. Sholly G. Sakaguchi, S. Burkhalter, C. Osterhold, E. North, J. Romine, J Morgan, K. Ritzler, B. Harnisch, and L. Krienke. Second row: C Schmidt, P. Mallory, N. Hutt, M. Royster, N. Parka, J. Ewing, D. Compton, D. Ernsberger, F. Steiner, K. Dunbar, L. Hipskind, A, An thony, J, Smith, J. Chunn, and B. Harnisch. Third row: L. Miller, S Stults, B. Kwasneski, B. Sletten, L. Schlundt, H. Leffel, J. Ungurait, l Farrington, H. Allen, V. Rodriguez, L. Walker, L. Kimble, D. Carter B. Pearson, K. Korros, C. Sholly, M. Wilson, B. Roberts, and J. Erns berger. Fourth row: Mr. Ford, Mr. Singleton, J. Sletten, P. Skinner R. Hunt, R. Carter, J. Ridenour, J. Moore, B. Ritzler, J. Barrett, J Ackert, C. Thomas, K. Merrill, L. Robinson, B. Broders, B. Paulson, F Eisner, and T. Geyer. in the serious and not so serious. Just as the marching band sparks the team and the student body during the football season, the pep band has this important job during the basketball games. lt is their responsibility to be ready with the school song, a musical cheer, ar a popular song at a moment's notice. The members of the group are 'Op chair players. Front row: L. Hip- skind, J. Sletten, and E. North. 2nd Row: B. Sletten, C. Sholly, and B. Roberts. 3rd Row: M. Wilson, N. Huff, l. Farrington, and C. Romine. 4th Row: P. Mallory, G. Sakaguchi, J. Sholly, J. Ernsberger, captain, K. Merrill, and J. Moore, tuba. 21 f 51 4' fb Y 5 is :Vik 2 1 ' ze , ' j ' X Ds f if ,I 4 5 1,11 s' '11 4' . ff ' -x: : ' I' ' -- ' xfflflf :Ba V ff -f., 7 :f -. ,z V 4 ,I f Qgl 5. i ' K2 T .. K The complete orchestra is pictured here. Front row. J. Nakano concert mistress, S. Wesner, G. Coble, principal second violin, B Tankersley, N. Barr, D. Haley, principal viola, P. Elias and C. Meyers, principal cello. Second row1 C. Jaroszewski, U. Hatter, D. Harris, T Joyner, D. Compton, J. Sholly, G. Sakaquchi, E. North, C. Osterhold, K. Ritzler, L. Krienke, D. Judah, R. McCoy, and C. Woods. Third row D. Bango, J. Aichele, B. Harnisch, C, Romine, F. Eisner, T. Geyer, J Ernsberger, B. Harnisch, A. Anthony, L. Hipskind, D. Ernsberger, R Meyers, F. Epperson, S. Yohasz, S. Webster, and P. Kile. Fourth row K. Kish, D. Kline, S. Morrell, D. Martynowicz, Mr. Fisher, J. Sletten and R. Hunt. Also included in the orchestra, but not pictured, are G. Hambidge, D. Cosner, V. Matney, J. Chunn, and K. Dunbar. Orchestra combine Beverly Hornisch, one of Central's most talented musicians, is seen here as she practices a new composition. She plays seven instruments including the piano, for which she was chosen runner-up in a state-wide contest. Her other oc- complishments include the orqan, flute, rnarimba, violin, vibraharp, and xylophone For outstand- ing dancing and singing she received a lead in Whores Charley? the senior play. What will her future hold? Music, ot course! ractice and pleasure through music The first public appearance of the orchestra this year was at the National Honor Society induction. Soon after this big event, the musicians chosen for Where's Charley began the giant task of making musical scores come to life. ln November the full orchestra lthe top chair woodwinds from band com- plete this ensemblej presented its annual Winter Concert which included the classics, popular songs, and musical games. Students always seemed busy preparing their selections for the solo and ensemble contest which is held in January. Eligible contestants may then enter the district and state contests. Each April the orchestra enters the state contest and pre- sents its annual Spring Concert for the enioyment of all. Rehearsing for the annual Northern Indiana Spring Contest is our Central High School Orchestra. This group has been a perennial winner among the competing groups. Their goal tor this year? lt's a first division rating again. Who can easily forget the wonderful music presented by Miss Weber's group for our annual Christmas program? Each year students take a break from busy classes to hear the music which cheers us for the com- ing Christmas holiday. Among the selec- tions are the traditional hymns and the mer- ry carols which highlight this season. The members of the Glee Club, besides being good singers, are talented actors and ac- tresses as evidenced by the leads in our Senior play, Where's Charley?, and the All- City production, Gypsy Baron. New robes are also additions to help create a more musical spirit wherever the Glee Club ap- pears. She keeps us singing is a group of words that could easily apply to Miss Weber, who is in charge of the glee club. Here she is shown as she looks over the music she is now using. be a great asset to our school functions. imml ' 7 l 'X S iv. . K f ' 'll If 5, '1 I ll' 1 'lil J ' XX If yfyijy-Y , X , ,ll ,' f ,f R J- 3 X 'ill X X CentraI's fine Glee Club is pictured here. Front row: Beverly Harnisch, Linda Berry, Maureen Kalmar, Karen Engleman, Shirley Whitmore, Ruth Laird, Sharon McCullum, Charlotte Kise, Patricia Dunlap, Frances Fischer, Susan Burkhalter, Rosemary Porter, Judith Lenczowski, Sandra Hamblen, Evelyn Ries, Diane Brunson, and Opal Knight. Second row: Loneatus Price, Mary Louise Greene, Brenda Paul, Janalyce Stouder, Carol Town, Diane Tate, Tonya McCammon, Judith Harland, Phyllis Aughinbaugh, Kathryn Crowe, Cynthia Schmidt, Gloria McNulty, Diane Haley, Betty Wilson, Nancy Harris, Ethel San- ders, Saundra Hetteson, and Marcia Denny. Third row: Norma Jean Hatfield, Sherry Riddle, Wanda Richardson, Nyoka Walton, Elmira Williams, John Nies- podziany, John Wolf, Paul Shimer, Fred Carter, Luther Pompey, Leo Ward, George Blount, Curtis Ricks, Sheila Watkins, Ruth Graham, Saundra Graham, and Susan Woodward. Fourth row: Marilyn DeBuysser, Eunice Speoke, Patri- cia Fulnecky, Patricia Pecsi, Dorothee Bell, Charles Horlander, John Shimer, Christian Tschucke, Michel Pawlowski, Wayne Zander, James Manuszak, Ron- ald Zubkoff, Charles Daube, Jeffrey Perkins, Zito Balogh, and Jacqueline Nowak. 25 Q-. Q Barnstormers labor behind the scenes and on stage JAM First Semester Melissa Trainor, David Evans Mike Radecki John West Ronda Miller Gary Oesch Scott Martin Judie Smock Mike Wilson Beverly Piechow Judy Lenczowski Gardner Hotchk BARNSTORMER BOARD ES LEWIS CASADAY, DIRECTOR Second Semester Clwlfmon Mike Radecki, Chairman Melissa Trainor David Evans John West Randa Miller Gary Oesch Scott Martin John Douglass Judie Smock ifik Ron Radecki Gardner Hotchkiss ISS Michelle Ackerman GEORGE DAVIDSON AWARD Mike Radecki David Evans Honorable Mention Judie Smock Melissa Trainor 4 1 nf, f , ,I fx g et X rf X fir v 2-Q 9 f 0 N, 7. if I i . ' e , ,,,flM!i9 11,4 'tx in I tx ' r -.97 V ii ,f', I of ff ' m, ' -' X '. I Q' K I xl 5 X Q2 Wy I 'f - fivs 0 6? It ls Q Q mzzffi I- -JB G lei NAI iii The drama class and Glee Club presented a gift to the faculty and stu- dents in the form of a nonsectarian Christmas program, The Glee Club provided the music which included traditional Christmas Carols as well as other musical numbers. Drama stu- dents presented nine tableaux, The tableaux included the Christmas story and others. Pictured here are waits who provided the picture for Let Carols Ring. ' ., v 7 1 . fr, s, f' ' -52512 A, ,ig c . , ,, -,Ley 233'-1 -1' 'LL 1,--,i, .L W' Mr. Spettigue lChristian Tszchuckel and Charley Wyke- ham lDavid Evans! tousle over a misunderstood masquer- ade in the Bafnstormer, Glee Club, Orchestra, and Senior Class production of Where's Charley? 4 ' x I 'i K -- , I N , f 1 7' I M Q X ,wx , 'A' ,X v 7 d N .g 5' 1. 2 sM .. is Pernambuco, a dream sequence .1 , from Where's Charley? was set in Bra- . v I 1 , ., ,,5,gs!'f3q'T . A ' -. -'il' vig .-' r F, .L I -lg A i Jjlf X x T Q 'fill V T , 1 'Ill Sir Francis Chesney Him Coventryl is caught in a capricious situation as he tries to romance Charley Wykeham iDavid Evansl. Charley is masquerading as his Aunt Donna Lucia. WHERE'S CHARLEY? The antics of Charley in the Barnstormer, Glee Club, Orchestra, and senior class production of the Broadway suc- cess Wheres Charley? delighted capacity audiences on November 23 and 24. Trying to entertain two young ladies, Amy and Kitty Cnarley and his roommate Jack found it con- fusing as Charley masqueraded as his aunt from Brazil in order to provide a chaperon for the afternoon. Where's Charley? was under the direction of James Lewis Casady. The music was directed by Helen Weber and Zeal Fisher. 5 , lit 11 r li-J, i' ' W ,, y , N ' . in n , Y ,ix H X S. P: Y. I . if U lx f 9 Q 51 I ,' A i 'ffffxr 4 'Q ,rw - T 1 .:I1I-Y, ' ' . ' ' uf N . MQ.. .aa . - S .2 l if 92 B L S-,lux gn F ' 34 ' ' 1- wtf 'ft ' I 1 ' L1 3, L zil. Pictured here are Amy Uudie Auf. '- Q S L' ,il L. 'Tl Q Smockl and Charley lDavid Evansl , ,- backed up by the Pernambucan dan- i-V . cers. 'WT' I' t' 1 -i 3 . is- ., , O .Ji 7 F 141 fi K is W One hundred six Centralites participate in the all city school musical Gypsy Baron which took place on March 25, 26, 31 and April l. ln this show leads were gained by five Central students-John Shimer, Wilma Laird, Christian Tschucke, Leo Ward, Jr., and David Evans. Ruddigore , a satire on melodrama by Gilbert and final exam. Diana Compton and Judy Long were cast in Sullivan, was presented before the student body by Mr. the leading role of Rose Maybud, and they alternated for Casaday's drama class. This play was given for their the two performances. 28 t TZ Varsity cheerleaders Janet Nowicki, Darlene DeBeikes, Carolyn Curry, Pat Elliott, Jackie Windsor, and Carolynn Lippert are the lively gals who put the pep into the pep assemblies, the zest into the cheers, and the ziggy into Cheerleaders compose ali' 1 5 1' -e X -1' the spirit of both team and spectators. Not only cheerlead- ing ability, but reliability, enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and effort have made these, our varsity cheerleaders, one of CentroI's most prominent examples of Excellence in Citi- zenship. backbone of school spirit 'C if aw. if 3 va. 9 ., 3, I All of us who attended the B basketball games will certainly agree that the B cheerleading squad has performed its iob faithfully and well throughout this school N year. Here we see Gloria McCay, Jewell Lane, Kay Stock- ton, Merry Kay Schatzle and Barbara Botteron as they close final rehearsal before one of the season's basketball games with the Fight Boys Fight cheer. 29 Service clubs aid the students and faculty. Getting the iob done at all Barnstormer productions and Central sporting events is the Ushers Club. The twenty-six ushers are on hand to meet the public with courteous smiles and helplul suggestions. The club membership is under the sponsorship of Mr. Bendit. Front row. James Fenters, president, Frank Epperson, vice president, Ernie Gotorth, secretary, Bill Krill, second captain, Richard llyri l lfll .ff Money making proiects needn't always be so dreary. At least thats what Ed Woodard, Sue Kornansinski, Christie Kerr and Junior Wiseman said after working on the Art Service Clubs paper drive. This drive helped to buy silver Qwgrd pins which were given to the members who had donated titty hours ot volunteer ser- vice ta the organization. 30 Sherwood, first captain, Bob Mathewson, Darrell Plummer, and Robert Cartwright. Second row: Wallie Ward, Dennis Dowdell, Ralph Boase, Tom Compton, Bill Smith, Richard Bliley, Loren Krienke, and Mr. Bendrt, soonsor Third row: Stanley Thrasher, David Tate, Ronnie Hoston, Ronnie Paul, Gary Sherwood, Bill Haas, Louis Nowak, and Albert Bies- brouck. Ladders are bad luck? Nonsense! say mem- bers of the Art Service Club as they hang their Season's Greetings mobile in the main hall- way. Seen here, as they scorn the ancient ladder legend, are Jim Love, who is directing the hang- ing of the mobile, Sue Komaninski, president, Jackie Snyder, secretary - treasurer, and Barbara Emmons, vice president. 5--1 . X Q v Z, Z' ' f - X4 75 Central s Amerlcan Fteld Servlce ex change students thus year were Meltssa ramor Chrtstlan Tzschuche and Ann Stekman Melnsso and Ann parttctpoted tn the summer program of the Amerl an Fueld Service and went to Germany and Sweden respecttvely Chrlstlan who vs from Germany attended and graduated from Central thus year Here we see them lookmg through Anns scrapbook and recalling their wonder ful experlences as AFS ers gr Central sponsors Its fifth A FS exchange student om Q'- MIR gnmilf M-A ' Cx W The American Field Service IS an organl zatron which sponsors the exchange of stud ents between the Unnted States and 41 fore :gn countrles Its purpose IS to promote and f u r t h e r understandmg and frlendshup throughout the world m order to establnsh peace Our young people leaders of the future who will soon be responsuble for the peace of the world are given the opportun tty through thetr experuences to follow the A F S motto Walk together talk together all ye natlons of the world for then and only then shall ye have peace Buy a shore tn world brotherhood was the theme of the American Field Servlce fund rats mg dnve This year the drlve was nn December so the Idea of Christmas as a ttme of guvmg was also used We collected 5650 00 to bring a foretgn student to Central next year Judy Hess was chaurmon of the drlve wnth Sue Komasmskn as her co-chaurmon Here Judy dlrects Paul Shumer canisters chonrman Marsha Handy gsm mlcks chanrman and Sue as they move the stars whnch represent the homerooms to a hrgher per centage and posltlon on the tree I , . . . . . I T . I . . , ' h C . . I - 1 ' 1 Q . l , l ' . . - g I V . , - 0 I 0 0 0 . urge, X w2f ..? 4 A' - - .I -v igflfx , ' F . .fx . n I - , . 5 J . 5' ' W I I ' . , ' t Q fl- V n . . . , , C ', ig, ' 7 l Alf . I I is F ,y ,, h.. t K . . I ' A 4 . t, , 5 t , N I . 5 L 4 ' ll ' ll .X -th F . . . . - - 1 ' x 7 1 . . . I . . is , .i Z I n , - I, , 4 , .T ' . . . . . . , X - 1 LJ, 1 1 1 U7 - .tv . , - ' Y, 1 A fl? 1 1 f iq, ' -f'1'1-W , . . b ht ., I ' 1 ' ' One of the most thrilling events in the life of a Central upperclass girl is to be elected a member of the tootball queens court. Every fall four junior and four senior girls are awarded this honor. Here we see the i959 football 3 2 I FOOTBALL COURT The weekend ofthe Central-Adams rival- ry roared off to a noisy start when the Adams cheerleaders visited Central on Fri- day morning for the pep assembly. Later on that same day were an outdoor pep rally illuminated by a crackling bonfire and the traditional Bear-Eagle romp. On Satur- day, October 3, the weekend was brought to its much anticipated climax. After the lengthy caravan of Bear-Eagle rooters' cars finally wound their way to the school field, the assembled fans were witness to both the crowning of Central's 1959 Football Queen, and Central's exciting victory over the high- ly rated John Adams football team. The highlight of the Central-Adams week-end was the crowning of the Football Queens. Cen- tral's queen, Mary Balls, and Adam's queen, Susie Nelson smile happily as they make the traditional exchange of roses. Q- ,I queen and her court. Seniors: Judy Hess, Ruth Whitesell, Nila Grabowski, and Queen Mary Balis. Juniors: Sue Komasinski, Merry Kay Schatzle, Linda Orban, and Donna Smith. Qin BASKETBALL COURT The traditional basketball rivalry with Washington ended this year with the annual homecoming game. The game was to be played in the gym of the new Washington High School but since construction work was not completed the game was held in the Adams gym At halftime the basketball queens courts from both schools along with their escorts were introduced Smiles ap peared and applause filled the air as each girl was Introduced Then the long awaited moment arrived The names of the queens were announced Central s basketball queen was bedimpled Pat Elliott and the queen from Washington was Carol Lee Stepmew sk The ceremony ended with the tradition of the queens exchange of flowers The traditional exchange of bouquets is accom panned by radiant smiles as Central s basketball queen Pat Elliott and the Washington High School Queen follow this practice of good will rv 'QJCAFLHI fJ 1. s Y st 5 F Yftlxg ii-r .K A IS is the l960 Central Basketball Queen s Court whose mem and popularity but for their participation in the various activities at High School These girls were chosen not only for their personality Llppert Queen Pqf Elltoff and Jumorg Linda Gates CQ,-Qlyn Stone 33 Kay Stockton and Janice Campbell , . 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They are seniors, Sue O'Malley, Ann Siekman Carolynn , The Future Teachers, an organization established two years ago for all girls interested in pursuing some form of education after graduation, have been busy all year with many activities. As a service to the faculty, the Future Teachers grade papers during study halls. Here we see Gretchen Wise, Vice President of the club, and Paula Sune derman, President, grading papers un- der the direction of Miss Bennett, their advisor. Other officers include Mary Snyder, Corresponding Secretary, Lin- da Orban, Secretary, and Janice Na- kano, Treasurer, During the Christmas season this organization presented bas- kets of food to two needy families. Some of the girls also do cadet train- ing in the elementary schools. Resolve: That the federal govern- ment should increase its regulations of labor unions. Pictured here as they debate this current topic are varsity debate team members Karen Lawrence and Jim Manion of the affirmative, and Gary Feldman and Anita Anthony of the neg- ative teams. Not only has the Central Debate Team participated in twelve regular de- bate tournaments, including one held here at Central, but it has also sent delegates and observers to both of the National Forensics Leagues Student Congresses and also to the Purdue University Student Congress and Work- shop. Xa One of the honors in Future Nurses after attending and participating in the meetings throuqhout the year is to receive the Future Nurses pin. Sally Pugsley proudly admires the pin Bar- bara Crowe presents to her, while Donna Smith watches them. All three girls can recall the wonderful events that have taken place during the year, There were the presentation of baskets to needy families at Christmas and Easter, the selling of T. B. pins at the Notre Dame games, trips to the hos- pitals and visits from many experienced people in some form of the medical profession, Surely officers Barbara Crowe, president, Donna Smith, vice president, Sally Puqsley. secretary, and Sandy Moore, treasurer, and many more members will shape the medical world of tommorrow. The Junior Engineering Technical Sc- ciety, commonly known as the Jets Club, was formed last year. This or- ganization attracts many young men and women who are dedicated to pro- moting scientific interests. Visiting the Upiohn Pharmaceutical Company in Kalamazoo, Michigan, was the clubs maior field trip this year. They have also attended science and engineering movies and have listened to several guest speakers. Pictured are the Jets' officers: Randy Doi, navigatorg Jerry Smith, first officer, Merry Kay Schatzle, communications officer, and Bill Schall, captain. Seated is the club's sponsor, Mr. V, C. Cripe. Activities provide an outlet for student interests Some of the Junior lzaak Walton League members are gathered with their sponsors, Mr. Ell and Mr. Poor- baugh, at the Leeper Park bird-feed station. This is an annual proiect under- taken by this group. Other activities are picnics, dances, and a yearly field 'trip to Chicago to visit the Aquariam and the Field Museum. All the Leaguers are interested in doing what they can to make the outdoors more enioyable. Members include: Sue Lezu, Jackie Moskwinski, Bonnie Roberts, secretary, John Moore, Joy Kring, vice president, Jerry Lyn Procter, Diane Brunson, Sandy Tirotta, Karen Korros, treasurer, Artella Winnell, Jackie Nowak, president. These girls are familiar to all of us, for at one time or another we all have a chance to visit the library for a spe- cial report, There we see these girls typing library cards, shelving books, or working at the check out desk. Front Row: Judy Hodge, Henrietta Howell, Mary Ann Shultz, Sue Steel, Carol Lud- wig, and Veronica Kuczwara. Second Row: Pat Ake, LaVerne Allen, Linda Mc- kelvey, Mary Ellen Sopczynski, Rozann Eastburn, and Miss Anderson. Third Row: Carol Rostiser, Elaine Secrist, Grace Shidler, Paula Thidler, Phyllis Shoemaker, and Janalyce Stouder. v, . .an if lv.. L - I Ig The lettermen assist the athletic department with the awarding of new sweaters. Although they are no longer organized as a club, the tradition of crumpinq o boy's new letter has been carried on. These boys have brought to Central three all-sports trophies. Here are the senior letter winners. Front row: T. Connely, B. Otolski, J. Plunkett, J. Whenever a movie is scheduled or a record player is needed, up pops the Audio-Visual Club. Shown here viewing the wide screen equipment at the Gran' ada Theater is Bob Blake, Secretary-Treasurer, Tom Henderson, President, and Jim Kieffer, Vice-President. The manager of the theater explains to them the sound synchronizer, which is a part of the stereophonic sound equipment. I -517' if Wesley, H. Davis, 5. Jones, B. Hayworth, S. Martin, and B. Smith. Second row: T. Wilmore, A. Schachenman, C. Hass, B. Hoianaki, D. Baer, B. Parka, P. Ettinger, A. Thomp- son, and J. Hoffman. Third row: C. Twaits, E, Carnes, R. Wenzel, D. Wadzinski, G. Blunt, G. Carter, T. Miller, E. Woodard, and D. Nelson. Fourth row: S. Thrasher, J, Shilt, H. Ingram, G. Jones, B. Hepler, P. Horton, and B. Coen. Raffle tickets for sole! Help the March of Dimes! This is the cry of four girls, Sharon Doetsch, Shirley Nemeth, Judy Donnely, and Pat Springer as they sell tickets to Bernie Staf- ford, Craig Cubi, Jerry Sloan, and Craig Gustin. This is one of many proiects in which the girls participate in order to help needy persons. The members of the Girls Athletic Association are pic- and Pat Fulnecxy Second row Vaudra Briggins Carol tured here with their sponsor, Miss Mathews. Front row: Kanczyewski, Karen Jablonski Terry Joyner Karen Kieffer Laverne Coalman, Ruby Smith, Karen Critchlow, Ginny Erp, Sharon Powell, Wilma Foster Peqgy Doaks Sandy Dunlap MiSS MOll19WS, C0I'0l Daren, Pat DUVTIUPI C0rOl 5lflOd0Ski, Nancy Waldman Mariorie Butler and Miss Molnar the student teacher G.A.A. trains the mincl as well as the body As a member of the Girls Athletic Association, a girl's activities may be wide and varied, but she is certain to be busy at all times. Not only do these girls participate regularly in such cam- petitive sports as bowling, basketball, and ping pong, but they also sponsor the annual volley ball game between the teachers and themselves. Every year this organization takes the responsibil- ity of decorating the trees which are placed in the halls at Christmas time. Another duty of the G.A.A. is arrang- ing the sports bulletin board beside the main office. Here we see Genevieve Erp, Carol Daren, and Rosey Smith bringing the basketball scores up to date. S mf crm 19553 SYATE ro0r8SLL CH S WE JOURNEY TOWARD CHAM ONSHIPS IN .... SPORTS I 1 li Q 1 -eq 1Q -' .1 I 5 1 l 1 1 l . 7 1 , Q K , 7 1 Q l v , 0 4 1 3' .1 l i ' ulvq ,ed-215 '.5s9i?Q,s'eQ-g 'I 7 A Q P J lf 7f Q 'lc Bears run roughshocl over opponents and capture Kgs? 'Q - 4 'J 40 Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central SPORT RECORD 32 Hammond Noll 6 27 Michigan City T4 40 Riley 0 T2 Adams O 35 Fort Wayne N, 6 28 Washington 7 T3 Mishawaka O 38 LaPOrte T4 T9 Elkhart T3 T4 E. Chicago Roosevelt 7 STATE CHAMPIONS Elkhart taclclers swarm John West as he nears their goal line. The mighty Bears crossed the Blue Blazer Goal lane three times as they cinched their third conference title in a row. The Bears also slipped and slid to their nineteenth victory in a row as two inches of snow Covered the ground. 1 i. Q 54. i .....J- 9?'g9K?5?-77093 12' 55 ' 71, , z a . x 5,1 -tl J 92' 'QQ3 ' ,SSI G ,V The T959 State Football Championship team. Front row: C. Hass, R. Borders, D. Ogden, D, Wadzinski, R. Lizzi, B, Duckworth, D. Howard, G. Williams, A. Nagy, R. Green, J. Basker, G. Hotchkiss, R. Barker, F. Millar, D. Winters, and L. Chambliss, Second row: B. Otolski, M. Foohey, T. Con- nelly, T. Mason, H. Davis, J. Florkowski, A. Schahenman, R. Sanders, J. Plunkett, H. ln, gram, D. Baraso, C. Hawkins, G. Jones, M. Hall, A, Grissom. Third row: Coach Szucs, Coach Macowiak, G. Weaver, B, Hepler, M. Koehler, B. Houanicki, B. Smith, L. Chambliss, J. West, S. Martin, J. Wesley, P, Bohem, C. Minkler, G. Stull, R. Ferrell, Head Coach Jones, and Coach Stephenson, Fourth row: Manager B. Parko, Manager D. Molnar, Manager B. Boone, Manager R. Wisniewski, l.. Allen, S. Wroblewski, B. Newsom, S. Thrasher, D. Jones, C. Gifford, J. Berganhagen, P. Minnes, R. Tiedge, J. Jennings, J. Jackson, F. Springer, G. Rich- ert, Manager R. Pinter, Manager J. Acker, and Manager D. Martin State Title for the second consecutive year. Here is the presentation of the con- ference trophy to Mr. Ferrell by Tom Connelly, Joe Wesley, and John West. The trophy was presented the Monday following our hard fought I4-7 win over East Chicago Roosevelt for the State Championship. Mr. Ferrell is proudly accepting the large gold tro- phy on behalf ot the school, as our Athletic Director, Ross Stephenson, looks on. fl As 4-fl,4.,..1v A 6 ,, ' 'Q ' ' ' f' he .. ' VD., ,ly 4 9 .,Q,-4 f IW- .- N-.- 1 ,L 5 . ' . x .f l ' - ' - ... ,. .. X, ,, r- ' 1 He's off and running! John T. West was sprung loose by Central's fine forward wall. He took full advantage to carry the ball deep into Elkhart territory and set up another Bruin touchdown. Good down-field blocking like this enabled West to pick up extra yardage, as Sam Martin l85l, Mike Hall l65l, Joe Wesley 33l, and Archie Grissom l73l attempt to clean up the Blazer secondary. 3 2:- 5 1 ' 1 4 f A 4. - g Y W - -1 1 2 3 3 v4 i- W' v 1 Y' 4 4 fl it a f, 'iv f if 4, a , -4 ,, -r W it wg ' 4 4 4 -I 4 4 4 Q J Q aw 4 4 4 'in wi 4 4 4 4' 4 lv 1 4, 7: ' f 4' + v I 1 4 4 v +' ,,, , Y c i 4 W4 I ' 4 1 X . na- , ' + x - C. f '+ S - . . ,- X .,-.. X -7 ' X , A . g, X S x. M gf G la Q Who had the hardest time at the game, the coach or the players? Here, Coach Jones is pacing the sidelines with a look of fierce determination, hoping his boys will hit a little harder. Ed Szucs, our offensive line coach, surveys the action with clipboard in hand. 42 was ,ff 524- ,223 The South Bend Central Bears, the State Football Champions of 1959, were led by these three outstanding co-captains, Tom Connelly 7, Joe Wesley 33, and .lohn West 24. West and Wesley both made the All- State first team at halfback and fullback positions re- spectively. Connelly was the second team quarterback. ,zff P' Via. John West the Brums scoring kung as attemptnng to Wesley '33J our hard runmng full back has thrown a cut the corner through the Adams stout secondary which yuclous block on on Adams defensuve man whlch helped held Central s gallopung offense to lust twelve poants Joe West gaun extra yards Mlke Hall 1657 ns shown throwmg Cl block on an Adams lmeman un hot pursuit of Wes. nr 'I' vm! Shown here IS the mighty Bruxn flrst offensive team warmung up before the rugged game wnth the Elkhart Blue Blazers Tom Connelly an all conference quarterback rs gettung ready to hand off to John West our speedy W 'om halfback on an end sweep Mtke Hall the pulling guard and fullback Joe Wesley are getting set to lead the Interference for West Although the game was played on a snow covered fneld our Central Bears beat Elkhart l9 to 13 s.-f - 17. . , . . . . . I I 7 7 , . . . , . . 1 - - . V . l l t , W. As I., , ,Q ' ws am- 1--I AW , . ., NA, ' ' . . xxflki i . -YAP ' v 1' 371- L n , -, V- . -dx ru ' ' Y .L -' I ' 4 I b I - I V . I - I f 43 Central's freshman team finished the season with a record of two wins and seven defeats. Pictured here in the front row are J. Gallintine, L. Kovachevich, P. Henningfield, R. Preibe, F. Rosenfeld, Manager, T. Dobecki, B. Wolfe, E. Freund, and R. Hoster. Second row: C. Mallard, M. Love, J. Moore, R. Hetteson, J. Molnar, K. Batman, C. Gubi, R. T' I If-. Q: T.. ' + . , 'f :H 'T-1 57 ,.., . ,, , 4. I II' I wr Komasinski, and S. Nemier. Third row: T. Caddy, Manager, A. Smerkanich, J. McRae, V. Chandonia, J. Phelman, S. Nice, M. Braunsdorf, T. Hoover, J. Ingram, F. Draper, B. Green, and R. Paul. Fourth row: G. Pritchard, G. Basker, B. Carr, D. Pressnall, P. Dawning, N. Borders, T. Adams, C. Martin, J. Cockrell, T. Miltenberger, and Coach L. Newbold. .. iii.- ' DF ,A - -Y v i - , In -,,, -.4 1 - -Y i Y r , J-, ' ' v - . ' , 4, J g T ? -v i 1 3 ' I .... P3 G Here Central's future varsity players, the present junior high team, are shown with their coaches, Mr. Early and Mr. Gilkey. These bays suffered only one defeat, to Muessel, and they won their remaining five contests to finish second in the Junior division. Front row: F. Snyder, C. Price, C. Jones, P. Sindlinger, G. Basker, E. McDonald, N6-5 B. Powell, and P. Hackney. Second row: R. Adams, C. Witz W. Stafford, D. Bliley, J. Duckworth, C. Griffin, J. Ward and G. Cable. Third row: Coach W. Gilkey, A. Shurn, P Lewis, T. Wertenburger, H. Welch, T. Caparoll, M. Martin M. Little, Coach J. Early, and R. Walker. Fourth row: I Burton, R. Johnson, I. Rhodes, R. Sullivan, R. Pfiefer, J Martin, and L. Jennings. I li. -1-,, ........?..,Q, ......q, WRESTLING Central Logansport Central Adams Central E. C. Washington Central S. B. Washington Central Hammond Clark Central Riley Central LaPorte Central Laf. Jefferson Central E. C. Roosevelt Central Niles Holiday Tourney Champs Conference Cl10l'ftPS Sectional Champs Regional Fourth place Sfqfe Eighteenth place St. Andrew Jones earns two points with a take down on Ernie Hay of LaPorte. Both boys were undefeated until this match, which was eventually won by Jones. These two 138 pounders met three times with Jones winning twice and Hay once. Jone's final victory was in the sectional and this crowned him a Sectional Champ. 'X lxvx ,- Shown here are the 1959-60 Varsity lin shirtsl and B wrestling teams coached by Mr. Ed Szucs. For the first time in nine years, the two teams went undefeated through the regular season. Front row: Coach Ed Szucs, T. Behling, M. Ponder, C. White, D. Foohey, G. King, R. Boone, C. Smith, W. McDonald, and Ross Stephenson, 45 Athletic Director. Second row: G. Hayworth, G. Hotch kiss, C. Bush, S. Nice, St. A. Jones, M. Williams, R. Ruppe B. McRea, and Manager B. Parka. Third row: Manager J Ackert, H. Davis, M, Rouse, A. Schachenman, B. Harris, T Connelly, M. Foohey, S. Martin, M. Hall, and Manager D Molnar. 950' ' gg fs.: ' ' VI'-4 2?- -un' 5- ' i EJ . iw, 6 !9A6 Xt QAQ QAQ yiQ,A,5gl vi 4,A,9h L i9A'9 Ap Q34Afl i 14lJf u----.7 ,. X 4. Central's i959-60 varsity basketball squads, which had l Shilt, B. Blohm, C. Edwards, and R. Saunders. Second potential but did not quite develop i o' powerhouse, ' row: B. Coen, B. Smith, R. Greene, E. Samelton, J. West, finished as a s ctiopal runn -up. Front WHJ. and D. Allin. X A . ' lJivrS f X If V? f if 1 X RMA W l 1 1' ' ' I KJ. ' ' .f ' A - ,ff L Our student photographer, Dave Berta, cap- tures Head Coach Jim Powers in a moment of exuberance as his roundball charges regain the lead in a close game. Sharing in Coach Powers' moment of emotion is Bob Coen 5555. The Battle Under the Boards rages on! This mass of humanity was one of many during the Central-LaPorte clash. 91 Powersmen wade through some of Two of the area s best battle for a rebound' Ed Butler ot Adams and our own Bruce Smith leap high for the ball alter an Adams shot has gone astray. Smith was our lead- ing scorer with a lO.7 average, wh.le Butler was the sec- ond highest for his tearn. Central players surveying the action are 53 Ed Samleton and 30 Richarc: Greene, Rx fKQ?l v,, W l CQ .. XQ. , ,N X K5 X s tew Q o l 3'-rg A r ill' U X kr'-T X in ll ff 'tiki It , of -'W Q as at if llf l - ..ry--'Q' l r F 0 .llfilllll X i , yr l x X .. 21' rim ' JA' 4 Y X ll' ill ll l X X . i Flllg y 'I XX1 ,lg ll tix, Y it Q A ,422 'lil T H l E531 X si ' 'Z i of ll is x Z: J 1 V K, X K X Leaping high into the air is Central's Bob Coen, high scoring forward. Coen lays in two points after a fast break putting the Bruins ten points ahead of the LaPorte Slicers, a lead which they could never overcome. 'fur--vu' 48 the toughest competition in the I , 'U Y I N001 bO ' 49 emi .sq , '75 1' rl ,, wwf, Central's allearound athlete John T. West is way ahead of the defense as he adds two points for the cause. Although our Bruins had a mediocre season, they were number one when it came to providing action. Central players in the background are '30l Richard Greene and Y452 Bob Blohm. 49 Central 62 Central 86 Central 67 Central 53 Central 58 Central 45 Central 45 Central 73 Central 74 Central 70 Central 56 Central 56 Central 76 Central 65 Central 72 Central 61 Central 43 Central 7l state. Ft. Wayne Central Hammond Attucks E. C. Washington Goshen Lafayette Valparaiso Ft. Wayne Central LaPone Shelbyville Adams Munde Logansport Elkhart Riley Anderson Mishawaka Washington Bob Blohm, Central's flashy guard, drops in two points after stealing the ball from Hammond. Central's Bruins stymied the Wild cats with their quick thinking, accurate shooting and tough e bounding. This was the first victory in the Bruins quest for another State Championship. 35? PV ,Q K I. P' -'X '1 ,Q 'X '- J L. 1 I x ' 5.4 , T J 1' ' CNY A ,Eli .g 1 J .09 lgra, I 1 . A I -1-.4 J is Q I X T T sgljlflyf 6 D QM' LE mlm 4 Shown here are the members of Coach Bob Taylor's row: W. Cockrell, C. Crittendon, J. McCullum, B. Smith Freshman basketball team. The boys compiled a terrific 18-2 record while playing the best teams in this area. Front and N. Borders. Second row: M. Donovan, G. Grezgoriak M. Otolski, R. Hill, J. Costello, G. Basker, C. Mallard, F Draper, and Coach Taylor. fs- Q F- f Here is Central's Junior High Basketball team. They had a tremendous twenty wins and one loss record. The Cubs under Coach Welsh were runners'up in the City 50 Front row: D. Hardy, J. Martin, J. Ward Championship. E. Freeman, and L. Jennings. Second row: Manager C Witz, C. Griffin, F. Smith, H. Welch, R. Green, G. Basker L. Elder, and Manager W. Temple. 1 ,Xa of' X1 'I '- 'sa ' ww The l960 Golf Team was captained by Bill Hepler 'buh and coached by Mr. Ray Emrick. Last year the linksmen ' recorded a record of seven wins, seven losses, and one tie. They also placed in the conference. Front row: J Easley, B. Hepler, T. Miller, R. Wenzel, and J. Tremper Second row: S. Gebo, C. Long, B. Coen, H. Lamberson, and J. Shimer. GOLF Central l3 Michigan City 2 Central 9 Mishawalxa 6 Central 4172 Elkhart lO Central 4 LaPorte 'll Central 7172 Riley 7 Central 8172 Adams 6 Central 5 Mishawaka TO Central ld Michigan City l Central 8 Elkhart 7 Central 2 LaPorte l3 Central 4 U2 Riley l0 Central l3 Adams 2 Central's number one golf ace, Bill Hepler, is shown here on the putting green warming up before a big match. Bill was our linksmen's strong right arm as was proved when his teammates elected him captain for the l960 golf season. Qhx 7 G 5 ll'T' Inj Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central ENIHSC NIHSC Sectnonal Reglonal Cnty State SX Rochester 9l U2 St oe LaPorte Michigan Cnty Central an Goshen Relays 58 lf2 Thnrd place 68 5X6 Washmgton 87 lf3 Rn ey Elkhart Mlshawaka 84 l X3 Adams 59lf2 34l!3 54l!2 80 7fl0 Second Second nrst Thlrd First Second place place place place place place l7lf2 40 U6 21 2X3 24 2X3 Here are the four fastest men nn the state for a dlstance of one mule Thus IS the Brums fabulous mule relay team who at the state meet nn lndnanapolns showed a remarkable balance of speed In wlnnmg thus great honor They are Rnchard Greene who also was the 440 state :hampton Joe Wesley Sam Martln and St 4' Andrew Jones Cmdermen mlss state tltle by one pomt 'v S' The l96O Track Team who last year mnssed the State Champnonshlp by a mere poant rs puctured here Under the excellent coachmg of Mr James Early and Mr Duane Rowe the boys went undefeated In the regular dual meet season Front row G Walker, St A Jones,J Love, W Wnlson, R Greene, and W Martm Second row D Barley, A Dorsey D Aughlnbaugh J Bougard G Blunt B Borders and T Wllmore Thlrd row D Rowe Asslstant Coach, P Downey, B Otolskn, T Connelly, G Carnes, ManagerJ Kromka,ManagerB Hass, ManagerD Molnar, Manager B Wrsemewsku, and Coach Jnm Early Fourth row J Carter, C Walls, S Mar-tm,J West,J Wesley, H Curtus, and C Ross 80 29 - . J 93 16 .mv V' ,j , V as ' ' - Q 24 N 'Ffa 5,-IFFJ4 ' .4 FN- J , 5 l . ..-1 ,K Q - 56 53 -J -f X 84 ' 25 ti vf 4 Al - - f h , - F- , 'j' - - zo - ' A ., I ,. 19 - all . . '. . vi,-.4 . ' q . Eff? O O O 0 O .1 , 4 I' 1 , gr. aug.: 52 F' 'gif Up and over goes Abe Dorsey' Dor sey Centrals outstandmg hugh lumper executes hrs specralty In excellent form as he clears the bar at sux feet Abe s graduatlon mlght weaken our fleld sports but In 1960 Central can look forward to one of the speedlest track teams nn the hnstory of the school if Ruchard Greene Central s speedy quarter mule state champuon turns on a burst of speed nn the fmal few yards to pull ahead of St Andrew Jones of Central and Ons Townsend of Wash mgton who were hot on his heels all the way Greene svaluable points In wlnmng the quarter mule and anchorung the male relay team enabled Central to place second In the state if Flymg through the anr ns Gene Carnes' Carnes Centrals outstandmg lunnor trackman helped all through the season by wmnnng valuable pounts an the broad lump Besndes the lump Genes skulls also Include the hugh and low hurdles, In whuch he was the Brums number one man WW4 , y10l'l4 0754 fa QM R bv QYTR4 QBEARS A f'Y4,. AFC 13 .O The 1959 leadership of five wlns and pictured here row C Komlnskl F Owsley J Hoffman B Toghon F Scot? D Dunlop N Workman ond B Smith Second row J Snyder R Sounders D Buroso G Jones A Thompson D Wright D Allm T Nelson D Howard ond Coach Newbold Aff! N il' 1 -' X r' iz! Bring the bczll back post your eor,'l Couch Newbold tells Deon Howard. Howard, who is one of the Bears' besf prospecis, got quire o bi? of cotchinq experience lost yeor. Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Choke up a luttle hugher Coach Newbold seems to be rnstructlng Percy Jones In the art of h1tt1ng as the baseball team takes part ln pre season practlce Because of bad weather our Bruun team had to work out In the gym but under the expert leadersh1p of Lou Newbold looked forward to a prosperous sprung season The nucleus of thus years team looks on as Jones trles to perfect hls stance up Baseball R1 ey Adams Mlshawa a N1 es LaPorte Adams R1 ey Nnles Mlchlgan Cnty St oe T Goshen Elkhart Z HX ul 4 if r A Guard that bag' lnstructs Coach Newbold to Jerry Hoffman as Jnm Bougard attempts to steal thlrd base Although Coach Newbolds charges had a respectable -a Clg 'xx' W. season they stnved for hngher goals In l960 Gathered around Coach Newbold Hoffman and Bougard are Rlch ard Saunders Bruce Smnth Clarence KGfT1Il'1SkI and Fred Scott A lf ,- 1 1 X , j lf Q f 5 3 A X .y f V X 1 10 l aw ll l k 6 XA - , I, 1' 6 4 'I 5 Q 1 l 4 8 A J o 4 , ' ' if 50, X 2 'l 5 ft 1 - T 1 2 - 5 1 1 I 2 ' ' ' 1 fs 1 2 . J 1 ' X 1 a , 4 13 A ' ' C 1 1 2 . .. X 1 ' 4 V -4 A u 4 I , ' I ' g g , 4 an , . . V V ' nr., . ,J l ' I A . W C' 1 '4 ' . k I ls ' .' x l 4 1 . , ' I g 1-1 A ' ' X .C , , - ' C - A 1' 0, - - - 'Q' f' A I Q .JN . . 1 i A- . PT , ' -if . ', Q: - f! N gy l ...N -J C ,. AL' . 3' . '. I -. u- -- v- -A' 55 Central Lew Wallace Central Kalamazoo Central LaParte Central Howe Military Central Valparaiso Central Gary Froebel Central Washington Central Hammond Central Adams Central Muncie Burris Central Horace Mann Central Riley Central Penn Twp. Central Whiting City Meet - 76 points - Second place Conference Meet - 57 points - First place State Meet - 15 points - Eighth place Here is our State Champion Diver, Charles Thwaits, Thwaits, Central's ace diver for two years, led the tankmen to Indianapolis for the state meet where he won the title with a record 3l'Z4 points. Under Coach Don Jepson our swimmers captured eighth place in the state with 'l5 points. Tankers take conference honors again, 'Wwe . Ott to a flying start are Central's two big guns, Tom Geyer and AI Rapp! Rapp has been the tankers' high point man for two years with Geyer a close second. Both boys will be returning next year. +s 4 . Q ,, If 1? -. .-i l' x I The 1959-l96O Varsity Swim Team, under the leader- Rapp, P, Minneg, C, Thwgiysl Cgpfggn T, Wilmgyel A, ship of Coach Don Jepsen, won the Conference Crown and Thompson, P. Horton, and G. Judiahn. Second row: Coach GH eighth plCCe finish ln the State Meet. FFOM TOW: A. Jepgen, C, Ricks, E, Woodard, and T, Geyer, set state title as next year's goal. . . Y if.: T X I , '-, if X nv f sk sf g 9 xxx ,,. X ,K X ,ms ee . ' ee , I C . 9 ' S A f ,D ' 0' info Poised for a start is the Bruin team captain, Tom Wilmore. Wilmore proved to be a very cap- able captain as he led the webfeet through on outstanding season of fourteen wins, two losses, and one tie. Besides compiling this remarkable record, Wilmore and Coach Jepson, along with the rest of the team, took the Conference Crown. l 3 ' xg, ' . ' . . 5,5 . . I I, 4 , 25' .IJ--.2 . '44 N ' '1 '. -'Jimi I f 5331511321 , ' ' fi' .152-1 f ' .' v.'.'-,-.v , -'. ,rf-5 g'.'f.' 'W -1 1 'K Jvv fi W f f ,A f X X M Us ,A f me Pictured here is Terry Miller demon- strating his forehand smash which led him to three varsity letters. As seniors, Terry Miller and Doug Boer will be sorely missed by Coach Taylor's net- ters, but he holds high hopes for next year's team because of the fine un- derclass netmen. st .J TENNIS SPORT RECORD Central O Elkhart Central 2 Fort Wayne N Central O Michigan City Central O Riley Central 4 Mishawako Central 3 Goshen Central 3 Adams Central l LaParte Out of eight matches, the Bruin netters won three and lost five, finish- ing fifth in the conference. Our varsity tennis team consists of John Higgins and Eugene Klaffke, kneeling, and Terry Miller, Harry Lamberson, and Doug Baer, standing left to right. ci' ,CA Q - F wi pl l CROSS COUNTRY Central 34 La Porte 22 Central 33 Ft. Wayne North 22 Central 29 Westville 35 Central 23 Adams 32 Central 29 Washington 26 Central 38 Michigan City 19 Central 28 Niles tie 28 Central 45 Mishawalca 15 Central 20 Goshen 35 Central 48 Elkhart 15 Central 27 Chesterton 29 Central 44 Mishawaka 16 Central 40 Riley 18 City Meet: Riley 31, Washington 55, Central 57, Adams 73. Muscles are tense for the start of this race The Central Bears are host to two arch rivals. Cross country is a grueling contest of endurance Q and stamina. 5 ,U il ' V 1 0 . H ,FJ ' cc 0,44 B ,B 'f H ' 1 . be 9,4 P Central's Cross Country team, co-captained by seniors Tom Wilmore and Gerald Carter, finished the season with an overall record of five wins, eight losses, and one tie. They finished in the conference with a record of two wins and seven defeats. ln the City Meet the X-men finished third, nosed out of second place by Washington 55-57. Pictured here is this year's team. Front row: S. Lester, T. Wilmore, G. Carter, E. Kretch, and G. Walker. Second row: B. Haas, Mgr, L. Pompey, B. Schermerhorn, T. Edler, A. St. Jones, and Coach Jepsen. Q ,Q .,,, A If QQAK-UM' xEl,f5Wb W ,.,, QL WE ARE AIDED IN GUR JDUR N? fc. ' fd If I 4.4 Y 41 ---Y -S X - s ,, X .PP H,K21'fWATf'-A , FY Y ' l fl 'I ' fx PVP' ' ' ?' g .. ef uk Y BY .... FACULTY 9 - Mr. Richard, our assistant principal, is found by the Interlude photographer as he calculates the number of students who will be attending Central in 1965. Most of us are familiar with him, how- ever, through his work as head of the attendance department. After a day of this exacting work-determining enroll- ment, checking absences, tardies and truancies, and issuing exit passes-he finds time to relax with his hobby, photography. Mr, Richard received his Bachelor's degree from LaCrosse State Teachers College, and his M.S. from Indiana University, he also did work at the University of Hawaii. While other departments in Central High School serve as scholastic mileposts on our quest for knowledge, Mr. Vermont C. Harter and the Guidance Department which he heads strive instead to help the student chart his path through high school in order that he may become better equipped in his search for new, but not too distant, hori- zons. Mr. Harter earned both his Bachelor's and Master's degrees from the University of Notre Dame, and received additional training at the University of Chicago. Mr. E. E. Barnbrook, the PI'ir1CiPGl of Central Junior High School, is seen here as he holds one of the many daily telephone conferences with interested parents. This in only one of the many duties which he must perform as chief administrator of Central's seventh and eighth grades. Mr. Barnbrook remains as busy as ever in his leisure time with hobbies of photography and reading, also, with the arrival of the summer months, he enjoys traveling to both near and distant places. He received his B. S. degree from Purdue and later earned his Master's degree from Indiana University. R A X -0 ,,- x-s.4xJ MR. A. A. AGUIRRE-Spanish, B.S., Ferris Institute. Pastime: Golf and tennis. MR. SOONNAHM AHN-World History, B.S., University of Missouri. Pastime: Reading. MISS JANET ANDERSON-Librarian, M.S., Indiana University. Pastime: Reading. Club Sponsorship: Library Ciub. MRS. HELEN M. BAER-Main Office. Pastime: Reading. MR. LEON BENDIT--Math, B.S., M.A., Indiana Un.versity. Pastime: Sports. Club Sponsorship: Ushers Club. MISS CAROLYN B. BENNETT--English, A.B., Indiana University, Pastime: Reading and skiing. Club Sponsorship: Future Teachers HC Mi. SoonNahm Ahn ,gx Miss Janet Anderson Mr. John Burger - Mrs, Gertrude Butcher V . Mrs. Ethel Campbell ' ' Mr. Byron Carrier P .I MISS MARGARET BERGAN-English, A.B., St. Mary's College. MRS. MARYLYN BREMMER-English, B.S., Creighton University, Pastime: Art and music. MR. JOHN BURGER-Business Education, A.B., Manchester Col- lege, M.A., Columbia University. Pastime: Fishing and bowling. MRS. GERTRUDE BUTCHER-Art, B.S., Ball State Teachers Col- lege. Pastime: Painting. Club Sponsorship: Art Service Club. MRS. ETHEI. CAMPBELL-English, B.S., M.A., University of M.n- nesota. Pastime: Travel and photography. MR. BYRON CARRIER-Chemistry, B.S., Purdue University. M.S., Indiana State Teachers College. Pastime: Travel. Association. T N I c, iff- QD 7 N-X A N YXQJXQ s ilu J . rs? ' X 'j 'f, ls , 7 A ggi., f I -N' - , h-iF'sf'J'1fii Mr. Soon Nahm Ahn, who is Central's Ex- change teacher trorn Hawaii, tells us that he is actually a Korean. According to the ways ot the Orient, Mr. Ahn writes his father's surname first, if ,and then the qiven name 34597 . He says that he appeared on the stage with other teachers in a pep assembly because, l tirmly believe in the development of school spirit and good sportsmanship. The sian that he carries means in Hawaiian, Central Hiqh the best, or above all . We have enioyed havina Mr. Ahn at Central this year, because ot his friendly and helpful attitude. He has given all of us a better understanding of our fiftieth state. Mr. Alphonso A. Aquirre '1' Mrs. Helen M. Baer Mr. Leon Bendit f Miss Carolyn B. Bennett Miss Margaret Bergan Mrs. Marylyn Bremmer Teachers loan students In school actlvltles MR JAMES LEWIS CASADAY Dramat cs AB Wallnams Col lege MA Unnversnty of Iowa Pastlme Dune Club Sponsor shtp Barnstormers MISS ANNTIONETTE CEYAK Spamsh AB Rtpon College MA Columbla Umversnty Pasttme Languages Club Sponsor shlp Spanish Club MRS MINNIE CLAIR Book Store Postcme Readmg MR ROBERT CLEMENTS-Socnal Studnes AB St Johns Un ver stty Pastlme Readmg and tennus MR JAMES COLE Accountnng BS MA Umversaty of Mlnne sota Pastume Readmg and classical records MS lnduana Umverslty Pastnme Bowlmg and flshmg MRS BEATRICE COVERT Mathematics BS Purdue Unlversnty Pastlme Travel and pamtmg MR VERNON CRIPE Physrcs BS Purdue Unlversnty MA Um verslty of Mlchagan Pastlme Travel Club Sponsorshlp Jets MR GEORGE DANIELS-Guldance BS Ball State Teachers College MS Indrana Unlverslty Pastlme Insurance Club Sponsorshlp Juntor Hugh Student Council Mr James Lewus Casaday Mlss Antronette Ceyak Mrs Mlnme Clair Mr Robert Clements Mr James Cole Mr Delmar Cote Mrs Beatrice Covert Mr Vernon Crupe Mr George Danlels Mlss Marguerlte DeGroote Muss Wanda Detnck Mass Lucale Dlenhart Mrs Helen Earl James Early Clarence Elbel Mr Phllllp Ell Mr Ray Emrlck Mrs Peggy Eskrndge MISS MARGUERITIE DEGROOTE English AB Samt Marys College MA Indnana Umversuty Pastume Readmg and gar demng Club Sponsorshnp Interlude Newspaper MISS WANDA DETRICK Home Economncs BS MS Indiana State Teachers College Pastnme Cooking and sewmg MISS LUCILE DIENHART Home Economxcs BS Purdue nn verslty Pastlme Readmg MRS HELEN EARL Library BS Northwestern University Pas tame Readmg MR JAMES EARLY Hnstory AB Franklln College MA a State Teachers Collece Pastnme Sports and flshmg MR CLARENCE ELBEL Physlcal Educatnon BPE Sprmgfleld College Pastlme Photography and woodwork MR PHILLIP ELL Biology BS MA Indiana State Teachers College Pastnme Boatmg and water sknng Club Sponsorshnp Co sponsor of Junlor lzaak Walton League MR RAY EMRICK Health BS Ball State Teachers College MA Notre Dame Umversnty Pastlme Ft hung and golf MRS PEGGY ESKRIDGE Physical Education BS MS I diana Unlverslty Pastame Famzly and knlttng 0 0 I o o o I - A , . ., u '- U - '1 ' ' - . -' ' 4,..,Bll MR. DELMAR COTE-Drafting, a.s., sau stare Teachers College, J ' ' ' ' . f f . - ' ',.., .., n- Mr. Mr. 65 Mr. Zeal Fisher Mr. George Flora Mr. Henry Ford Mrs. Margaret Foulks Mr. William Gilkey Mr. Fred Govern Mr. Fritz Hafron Mr. James Harris Mr. Herschel Hawkins Mr. Herschel Heritage Mrs. Mary Heritage Mr. Robert Herringer Miss Bertille Hindelang Mr. Thomas Hoyer Miss Loretta Hubertz Mr. James Ingram ' Mr. Don Jepsen Mr. Robert Jones i I AX pursue interests of their own, and guide young MR. ZEAL FISHER-Orchestra, B.S., Miami University, M.A., ln- diana University. Pastime: Family. MR. GEORGE FLORA-Music, B.M., DePaul University, M.M., Northwestern University. Pastime. Reading. MR. HENRY FORD-Band, B.S., M.S., Indiana State Teachers College. Pastime: Fishing and woodworking. MRS. MARGARET FOULKS-Nurse, B.S., Indiana University. Pas- time: Reading. Club Sponsorship: Future Nurses Club. MR. WILLIAM GILKEY-Health, A.A., Ventura College, B.S., ln- diana State Teachers College. Pastime: Reading. Club Sponsor- ship: Junior High Booster Club. MR. FRED GOVERN--French and German, B. S., Hamilton Col- lege, M.A., University of Notre Dame. Pastime: Reading and golf. MR. FRITZ HAFRON-Science, B.S., Notre Dame University, Naval Flight School. Pastime: Naval correspondence assign- ments. Club Sponsorship. Aeronautics Club. MR. JAMES HARRIS-Algebra, B.S., Notre Dome University. Pastime: Hunting and golf. MR. HERSCHEL HAWKINS-Mathematics, B.S., M.S., Indiana University. Pastime: Reading. Club Sponsorship: National Honor Society. MR. HERSCHEL HERITAGE-Mathematics, A.B., Ball State Teach- ers College, M.A., Columbia University, Teachers College. Pas- time: Reading and travel. MRS. MARY HERITAGE-English, A.B., Ball State Teachers Col- lege. Pastime: Reading and travel. MR. ROBERT HERRINGER-Latin, A.B., Ball State Teachers, M.A., Notre Dame University. Pastime: Reading. MISS BERTILLE HINDELANG-Shorthand, A.B., Eastern Michigan University, M.A., Notre Dame University. Pastime: Reading and puzzles. MR. THOMAS HOYER-United States History, B.S., Notre Dame University, M.S., Indiana University. Pastime: Reading. MISS LORETTA HUBERTZ-Home Economics, B.S., M.S., Purdue University. Pastime: Sewing. MR. JAMES INGRAM-Mechanical Drawing, .B.S., Bradley Uni- versity, M.S., Indiana University. Pastime: Reading and lake cottage. MR. DON JEPSEN-Physical Education, B.S., M.S., Purdue Uni- versity. Pastime: Golf-and swimming. MR. ROBERT JONES-United States History, B.S., M.S., Indiana University. Pastime: Amateur Radio. 'Q ?,l Mr. Herman Judd Miss Carole Keefe Mr. Walter Kindy Mrs. Jeanne Kodba Miss Marie Kruckel Mr. Earl Kuhny Mr. Floyd Kuzan Mr. Walter Lauterbach Mrs. Hilda Lean Mr. Harry Little Mr. Joseph MacKowiak Mr. William Madden Mr. Kenneth Main Mr. Emil Mamula Mrs. Helen Manuszak Mr. Garner Marvin Miss Betty Mathews Mr. John Merriman footsteps on their Journey Toward Excellence MR. HERMAN JUDD-Guidance, A.B., Notre Dame University. Pastime: Travel and home movies. MISS CAROLE KEEFE--Office Training, A.B., Saint Mary's Col- lege. Pastime: Bridge and golf. MR. WALTER KINDY-Mathematics, A.B., Manchester College. Pastime: Fishing. MRS. JEANNE KODBA-Cafeteria Supervisor, B.S., Purdue Uni- versity. Pastime: Gardening and picnics. MISS MARIE KRUCKEL-Physical Education, B.S., East Strouds- burg State Teachers College, M.S., Indiana University. Pastime: Reading and camping. MR. EARL KUHNY-International Relations, A.B., Franklin Col- lege, M.A., Notre Dame University. Pastime: Family and fish- ing. Club Sponsorship: Student Council. MR. FLOYD KUZAN-Art, B.S., Indiana University, M.A., Notre Dame University. Pastime: Model cars and golf. Club Sponsor- ship: Booster Club. MR. WALTER LAUTERBACH-Study Hall, B.S., University of Illi- nois, M.S., University of Wisconsin. Pastime: Gardening and photography. MRS. HILDA LEAN-Study Hall, Ph.B., University of ChIcago. Pastime: Reading and television, MR. HARRY LITTLE-Modified Program, B.S., M.S., Ohio State University. Pastime: Bowling and golf. MR. JOSEPH MACKOWIAK-Mathematics, B.S., Indiana Cen- tral Normal College, M.S., Indiana University. Pastime: Bowling. Club Sponsorship: Monogram Club. MR. WILLIAM MADDEN-English, A.B., Indiana State Teachers College, M.A., Notre Dame University. Pastime: Reading and travel. Club Sponsorship: Interlude Yearbook. MR. KENNETH MAIN-Woodworking, B.S., Ball State Teachers College. Pastime: Gardening and sculpture. MR. EMIL MAMULA-Industrial Arts, B.S., North Texas State College, M.S., Indiana University. Pastime: Fishing and hunting. MRS. HELEN MANUSZAK-Nurse, M.S., Indiana University. Pas- time: Reading and gardening. MR. GARNER MARVIN-Art, B.S., Indiana University. Pastime: Photography and music. Club Sponsorship: Audio-Visual Club. MISS BETTY MATHEWS-Physical Education, B.S., Ball State Teachers College, M.S., Indiana University. Pastime: Reading and photography. Club Sponsorship: Girls Athletic Aszociation. MR. JOHN MERRIMAN-English, B.S., Ball State Teachers Col- lege. Pastime: Reading. MR DANIEL MILLER Musc BS Wtttenberg Umversuty Pas tnme Llstemng ta records MR FRANCIS MORRISON Machine Shop BS MS Purdue Umverslty Pastlme Bowlmg and wooawork ng MR DORWIN NELSON Englnsh AB Wabash College Pas trme Readmg and bowlnng MR DARE NESTLERODE Auto Mechanlcs BS MS lncllana State Teachers College Postlme Famnly MR LOUIS NEWBOLD PhyslcalEducat1on BS MA Notre Dame Umverslty Pastnme Cookmg MRS ROSEMARIE NOLAN Mathemotcs AB Montclalr State College Pastame Read ng and cookmg 1 .g lf ...-if ' ,-- MISS NAOMI PEHRSON Business Educatnon BS Eastern Mlchlgan Umversaty MA Columbla Unlversnty Pashme Travel ang and plays MRS HELEN PETERSON Guxdance AB lndnana Umversnty Pastlme Readmg and travel MISS EMMA PFAFFMAN Mathematlcs BS PdB Valparanso Umversrty PhB Umverslty of Chucago Pastrme Travel MR DEVON PHELPS-Buology BS Manchester College as trme Photography MRS ADELAIDE PLATT Gundance AB Washnnqton Umverslty Pastlme Astronomy MR JOHN POORBAUGH Cnvncs B S Ball State Teachers Col lege Pastnme Fashmg and campnng Club Sponsorshap Debate Team and Co sponsor of Jumor lzzak Walton League MR JAMES POWERS-Health BS MS lndlona State Teach ers College Pastlme Musnc and plays MISS LUELLA SCHIERBERL Enqllsh BS Saint Mary of the Sprnngs College MA Notre Dame Unnverslty Postlme Readmg Club Sponsorshlp Cheerleaders MR L H SCHULTZ Economics AB lnduana Unuverslty MA Umversaty of Chlcago Pastlme Outdoor sports MRS LUCILE SEADORF English AB DePauw Un ver tty P time Travel and brudge MISS ANTOINETTE SEMORTIER Mathematncs AB MA Notre Dame Umversnty Pastlme Readmg and drama MRS ELLEN SHAPIRO SCIENCE BS Queens College New York Umversuty Pastnme Readmg and travel Club Spon sorshlp Jumor Hugh Scnence Club 1 L Ci FW 'US 68 Danrel Muller Francis Morrison Dorwm Nelson Dare Nestlerode Louns Newbold J, Mrs Rosemarie Nolan Mxss Naomn Pehrson Mrs Helen Peterson Muss Emma Pfaffman Ml Devon Phelps Mrs Adelaide Platt Mn John Poorbaugh Mr James Powers M, M ss Luella Schrerberl Mr Leslne H Schultz Mrs Lucale Seedorf Mr Ellen Shopnro . 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Roy Smith Miss Jeannette Smogor Miss Ruth Snyder Mr Ross Stephenson Mrs Virginia Sterzrk Mx Edward Szucs Mr Robert Taylor Mt John Toth Mr Winston Voz M ss June Waterman Miss Helen Weber Charles Welch r Garland Williams John Wnlmore Peter Wmther G orge Woolrndge Mrs Lucille York MR ARTHUR SINGLETON Band BPSM Indiana University Pastlme Fishing and reading Club Sponsorship Dance Band MR ARTHUR SMITH Biology MS University of Chicago Pas time Photography MR J ROY SMITH Social Studies AB MA Indiana Umver stty Pastlme Refinishing furniture MISS JEANNETTE SMOGOR English AB Saint Marys o lege MA Indiana University MISS RUTH SNYDER English A B Indiana State Teachers Col lege Pastlme Reading MR ROSS STEPHENSON Physical Education BEd Eastern llllnols Unlverslty MS Unlverslty of lllmols Pastlme Ice skating MRS VIRGINIA STERZIK Registrar Pastume Reading EDWARD SZUCS-Physical Education BS Purdue Umver sr MS Indiana University Pastnme Family MR ROBERT TAYLOR Community Civics B S Ball State Teach ers College Pastlme Reading and water sk: ng MR JOHN TOTH English AB Notre Dame University Pas time Reading and dramatacs .I MR WINSTON VAZ Modified Program BS Indiana Unlver sity Pastlme Coaching and craft work MS Indiana Umver su MISS JUNE WATERMAN Englash A B Indiana University MA University of Michigan Pastnme Reading and qolf Club Sponsorship Tn Hn Y MISS HELEN WEBER Music BS State Teachers College Mm nesota Pastnme Antiques and travel Club Sponsorship Glee MR CHARLES WELCH Community Civics BS Indiana Umver slty Pastlme Athletics MR GARLAND WILLIAMS Business Education BS Ball State Teachers College Pastlme Family and travel Club Sponsor ship Business Club MR JOHN WILMORE Mathematics AB Ball State Teachers College MA Indiana University Pastnme Readmq MR PETER WINTHER Electricity BS MA Milwaukee School of Englneerang Pastlme Magic MR GEORGE WOOLRIDGE Modified Program BS West Var grnla State College Pastnme Reading Club Sponsorship Junior Hugh Booster Club MRS LUCILLE YORK Attendance Pastlme Bowlsnq ' 4' A h V, ae . 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SENIORS 1- 1? -af' 2 :J- VALEDICTORIAN VALEDICTORIAN GARY FELDMAN LORRAINE COHEN Anita Anthony Mary Balls Bessie Batalis Beverly Bella Linda Berry Yvonne Bibb Susan Bourdon Paul Buehler Sarah Crawford Barbara Crowe Michael Dalka Darlene De Beikes Frances Dzierla Patricia Elliott Philip Ettinger David Evans Mary Garvin Nila Grabowski James Grainger Dean Graveel Craig Gustin Steven Guy Sandra Hamblen Beverly Harnisch Norma Hatfield William Hepler Cheryl Hills HONOR STUDENTS AVERAGE 90Wo AND Lynn Hipskind Philip Horton Betty Hosimer Janice Kazmierzak Karen Lawrence Judith Lenczowski Carolynn Llppert Judith Liszewski Mariane Locke Barbara Lopata Joyce McFarlane Patricia Mallory Jack Miller Julia Miller Timothy Moore Patricia Morrison Thomas Nelson Victoria Nozykowski Susan O'MaIly Carol Osterhold Jeanette Papay Bonna Parker Robert Parko James Peretti Marilyn Pinkowski Sandra Quiggle Barry Ritzler ABOVE SddCsooll Louann Rosenfeld William Scholl Paul Shimer Ann Slekman Janyce Sletten Bruce Smith Nancy Smith Robert Sotkiewicz Paula Sunderman Barbara Swanson Shirley Templeton Melissa Trainor Paul Trimmer Sharon Weaver Ronald Wenzel Ruth Whitesell Thomas Wilmore Jacqueline Windsor 1 SALUTATORIAN MICHAEL ROYSTER 1 74 W iii . fl, l.f ,C Y ' -v Richard Winston ' Gretchen Wise Barbara Zakrocki Gary Zimmerman 72 The time seasoned problem of writing original and witty messages in class- mates' yearbook seems to confront the 12 A class officers Gary Feldman, vice president, Judy Hess, treasurer, Nila Grabowski, secretary, and Larry Coddens, president, as they search for available blank spaces in which to write. These officers were instrumental in the planning and completion of the All-City Senior Prom, the mid-year Senior Prom, and the Senior Prom. Now, back to those yearbooks, What's a really original way of saying, 'Good luck'? Officers strive to make this year the greatest I Pat Elliott, Secretary, Buzzy Hoy- worth, President, Sue Bourdon, Trea- surer, and Tom Wilmore, Vice President, of the 'l2B class discuss world problems along with other important matters over a fast coke at the Philadelphia. The senior class officers not only dis- cuss the problems of the world, but also take charge of the senior prom, the senior party, and other last minute complications that beset the class be- fore the big day of graduation. i l cf' 3 ANTHONY ANITA PAULA Englush Socnal Studies Science German and Mathematucs Actwntnes Band Drum Malorette National Honor Socety Orchestra Debate Team Secretary All Cnty Orchestra INTER LUDE Newspaper North Central Orchestra and German Cub Future Plans College ARENS SHERRY JEAN Malors English and Social Studies Future Plans Interlor Decorator ARNT JOHN Malors Englush Soclal Studnes and Shop Actlvltles Tumblers Future Plans Undeclded 'F Gif 3 4' BALANOW ED M Mayors Engllsh Social Studies and Mathe matlcs Future Plans College BALIS MARY MARGARET Malors Englush Socaal Studies Scrence and Foreugn Languages Actrvrtues Natlonal Honor Socnety lNTER LUDE Yearbook Booster Club Secretary Football Queen Junuor Prom Pruncess American Fleld Service and Student Councll Future Plans College BALOGH ZlTA ELIZABETH Mayors Englush Socnol Studnes and Spanush Actlvntles Glee Club Booster Club and Amercan Fneld Servlce Commuttee Future Plans Telephone Operator ALLEGREE SHARON KAYE Malors Engllsh Soclal Studles and Buslness Future Plans Busuness College ALLEN HELEN LOUISE Mayors Englush and Soclol Studles Actuvl tres Band Future Plans Undecrded ANDRIES THOMAS R Malors Engllsh Soclal Studues Mathematucs and Science Actlvrtnes Barnstormers Future Plans Accountlng ul' tlcs Sclence and Business Future Plans Laboratory Technlcnan BAER DOUGLAS JAY Malors Englush Socnal Studues Latln and Mathematlcs Actlvltes Booster Club Barnstormers Debate Team Varsity Tennls Student Councul Monogram Club Jumor Achleve ment and Home room President Future Plans College BAKER RlCHARD Mayors Engllsh Soclal Studles and Mathematics Actlvltles Home room Presldent Junnor Achievement and INTER LUDE Newspaper Future Plans College db ' l , Z . 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I n I It ATHERTON, KATHLEEN-Maiors: English, Social Studies, Mathema' 5 -K - : .... 74 BALSLEY RONALD EARL Mayors Englnsh Socual Studles and Prlnt yng Future Plans Navy BARACK ALAN JOSEPH Mayors Englrsh and Soclal Studles Actyvu tres Barnstormers Future Plans College BARCOME WILLIAM STEVEN Mayors Englnsh Socual Studnes and Shop Actlvatnes Wrestllng Future Plans Work BEAMER KEITH RUSSELL Mayors Englysh Soclal Studies and Mathe matlcs Actlvntyes Booster Club Future Plans College BEARD JANEEN KAY Mayors Engllsh and Soclal Studles Actuvl tres Future Nurses Club Home room Offrcer and Booster Club Future Plans School of Nursing BEATTY JOANN KAY Mayors Engllsh Soclal Studies and Bus: ness Actlvltles Booster Club Future Plans Dancng Teacher 'if- BARRIER HENRY RAY Mayors Englysh Social Studles and Shop ACTIVITIES Glee Club Future Plans Undeclded BATALIS BESSIE MARY Mayors English Soclal Studies and Bus: ness Actlvmes Natronal Honor Socnety Home Room Oftncer Booster Club Student Councll and Junior Achlevement Future Plans Pr: vate Secretary BATES LARRY GENE Mayors Englysh Soclal Studies and Shop Actlvutues Booster Club and Business Club Future Plans Training School BELL UTE Mayors Engllsh Social Studles French and Spamsh Actvmes Booster Club and American Fleld Servnce Committee F ture Plans College BELLA BEVERLY JEAN Mayors English Socyal Studies and Bus: ness Actlvttnes Booster Club Future Plans College BERGAN LARRY D Mayors Engllsh Social Studles Mathematlcs and Shop Actyvmes Tumblers Future Plans Machlmst I Z I I ' I - , y . 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Q I : I I I ' I . u- Q f - l f f I ' : 1 I I -45 as s I -.4 BERRY LINDA SUE Mayors English Social Studies Mathematics and Foreign Languages Activities National Honor Society Glee Club INTERLUDE Newspaper Future Nurses Club Debate Team and Barnstormers Future Plans College BESTLE MARIELLEN Mayors English Social Studies and Spanish Activities Future Teachers Club Booster Club and Home room Of ficer Future Plans College BIBB YVONNE MARIE Mayors English Social Studies Home Economics and Business Activities National Honor Society and Booster Club Future Plans Secretary BIDDLE MARQUITA JEAN Mayors English and Social Studies Activities Barnstormers and Booster Club Future Plans College BIESBROUCK ALBERT EARL Mayors English Social Studies and Shop Activities Ushers Club Future Plans Barber School BLACK JUDY LEE Mayors English Social Studies Science and Busy ness Activities Future Nurses Club and Barnstormers Future Plans XRay Technician BLAKE ROBERT MELVIN Mayors English Social Studies Shop and Mathematics Activities Proyectlonists Club Future Plans A r Force BLASCZYK RON Mayors English Social Studies Shop and Mathe matics Activities Ushers Club and Barnstormers Future Plans Navy BLOUNT GEORGE Mayors English Social Studies and Shop A tlvmes Glee Club Monogram Club and Track Future Plans Navy While waiting for their bus to arrive these girls enyoy the popular after school pastime of window shopping. Picturing themselves in the exotic styles they wistfully hope their budget will allow for at least one pair. Oh well those pointed toes just make a girls foot look longer anyway! Admiring the display are Anita Anthony, Karen Lawrence, and Pat Morrison, Xx X XXX xx X Q- L A X Going window shopping during sixth hour IS a favorlte pastume of all seniors Often they pursue the matter further by gomg unto a store to make a purchase Rodm s Record Shop seems to have attracted these sux sensors Looklng at the records are Rus Freldlme Barb Shake Marlene Yockey Judy Rozek John Plunkett and Joe Nozykowsky BOKOR JOYCE ANN Mayors Englysh Soclal Studnes and Spamsh Actmvmes Booster Club Home room Offncer and Tumblers Future Plans Undeclded BOURDON SUSAN LEE Mayors Engllsh Soclal Studles and Forengn Languages Actlvltles Natyonal Honor Soclety Semor Class Treas urer Jumor Prom Court Jumor Prom Commattee INTERLUDE Year book INTERLUDE Newspaper Student Council Booster Club and Spamsh Club Future Plans College BRATTON BRUCE Mayors Englush Social Studies and Shop A tuvltles Booster Club Future Plans Navy BRITTAIN THOMAS S Mayors English and Soclal Studies Actlvl ties Basketball and Swlmmmg Future Plans Alr Force BRUNETTE DON H Mayors Englnsh Soclal Studles Shop and Science Future Plans Marines BRUNSON DIANE Mayors Englush Social Studies and Science Actlvltles Jumor lzaak Walton League Glee Club and Future Teachers Club Future Plans Dental Technyclan BUCKMILLER JOYCE Engllsh and Soclal Studies Actlvltles Art Servnce Club Lubrary Club and Booster Club Future Plans Tele phone Operator BUCK BARBARA SUE Mayors English Socual Studnes and Business Achvmes Booster Club Student Councyl Representotave Natlonal Honor Society and Home room President Future Plans Business Admnnlstratyon BUEHLER PAUL VERN Mayors Englnsh Socnal Studles and Art Actmvltles Art Servlce Club Bowllng Team Jumor Achnevement Booster Club and Home Room Vnce Presndent Future Plans Col ege 1 K' BUKOWSKI LOUIS W Mayors Englush Socral Studres and Elec trrcrty Actlvmes Swlmmmg Future Plans Arr Force BUSCH MOLLY JUNE Mayors Englrsh and Soclal Studues Actrvrtres Natuonal Honor Socrety Home room Offucer Booster Club Junror Achievement Future Nurses Club Future Teachers Club and Junror Red Cross Future Plans College BUSCH PAUL D Mayors Englrsh Socral Studles Busrness and Shop Actuvmes Booster Club and Amerlcan Fleld Service Com muttee Future Plans Busmess College S CASTLE DIANNA ELAINE Mayors Englrsh Soctal Studtes and Commerce Future Plans Office Work CHAMBLISS LARRY Englush Soclal Studles and Sclence Actuvt tres Varslty Football Varsty Track Booster Club Monogram Club and Basketball Future Plans College CHROBOT GENE P Mayors Englrsh Socral Studres and Snap Future Plans Ayr Force 1' al x .. .nl CARR PHYLLIS JEAN Mayors Englush Socral Studres and Bustness Actnvmes Glee Club Future Nurses Club Booster Club and Business Club Future Plans College CARTER FRED DOUGLASS Mayors Engltsh Socral Studles Art and Shop Actlvltyes Track Cross Country and Glee Club Future Plans Commercial Art CARTER GERALD DAVIS-Mayors Engllsh Soclal Studles and Draftrng Actuvntles Varsrty Track Varsnty Cross Country and Mona gram Club Future Plans Undecided CHWALEK KATHLEEN ANNE Mayors Engllsh Socral Studies and Home Economlcs Actrvrtles Future Nurses Club Future Plans School of Nursung CICHOS CHRISTINE ANN Mayors Englrsh Socual Studles and Busmess Actlvntues Booster Club Future Plans Marriage CLARK PATRICIA LYNN Mayors Engllsh Socral Studres and Bust ness. Actvities: Student Council and Future Teachers Club. Future Plans: Undecided. 5 i' COHEN LORRAINE RUTH Malors English Social Studies Latin Science and Mathematics Activities Student Council Secretary IN TERLUDE Newspaper Junior Class Secretary National Honor Society Junior Prom Court and Junior Prom Committee Future Plans Col ege COLEMAN ANN LOUISE Maiors Englush Social Studies and Bus: ness Activities Home room Treasurer Future Nurses Club Boost er Club and Junior Achievement Future Plans Marriage COLLINS DAVID F Motors English Social Studies and Mathema tlces Activities Senior Home room President Glee Club and Booster Club Future Plans Navy K? 'S COVENTRY JAMES LEONARD-Maiors: English Social Studies and Mathematics. Activities: Glee Club Barnstormers Hi-Y Club and Booster Club. Future Plans: College. COX SHARON-Maiors: English Social Studies and Business. Future Plans: Beauty College. CRAWFORD, SARAH ROBERTA-Maiors: English and Social Studies. Activities: National Honor Society, Booster Club, and Home room Officer. Future Plans: College. COBB SHARON LORAINE Mayors English Social Studies Business and Home Economics Activities Freshman Home room Vice President Booster Club and Library Club Fufufe Plans Secfegcuy CODDENS LARRY LEE Mayors English Social Studies Mathematics and Science Activities Student Council President Senior CIQ55 Presdent National Honor Society All Cnty Prom Chairman Junior Prom Court Football and Wrestling Future Plans College COEN ROBERT Malors English Social Studies Science German and Mathematics Activities Varsty Basketball Golf Tennis and Science Club Future Plans College I? 5 COMAI KEN Mayors English Social Studies and Shop Activities Track Future Plans Marines COMPTON NANCY KAYE Magors English Social Studies Home Economics and Music Activities Band Glee Club and Booster Club Future Plans Home Economics CONNELLY THOMAS KENNETH Malcrs English and Social Studies Activities: Varsity Football Football Gold Award Wrestling Track Home room Officer and Booster Club. Future Plans: College. 3 The National Honor Society is an honorary group which was first chartered at Central in 'l938. Membership for the honor society is based upon high character as well as scholastic achievement. Students eligible must have reached the 'llA grade with an eighty five average. Central's honor society now has sixty members. Front row: S. Hamblen, S. Bourdon, G. Feldman, J. Grainger, D. Winston, T. Moore, B. Hepler, C. Tzschucke, P. Morrison, M. Balis, J. Lenczow- ski, Y. Bibb, and L. Rosenfeld. Second row: N. Grabowski, J. Sletten, National Honor Society A Q 1 Q? uf CROWE, BARBARA ELLEN-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Science. Activities: Future Nurses Club President and Junor Red Cross. Future Plans: College. CSABI, JOYCE MARIE-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Business Activities: Booster Club. Future Plans: Business Administration. CURL, KENNETH KASEY-Maiors: English and Social Studies, Activi- ties. Tumblers, Booster Club, and Home room Officer. Future Plans: Marines. IX!!! B. Emmons, C. Thwaits, P. Shimer, B. Scholl, M. Royster, J. Perretti, G. Zimmerman, B. Ritzler, A. Powell, A. Anthony, B. Harnisch, M. Trainor, and L. Berry. Third row: J. Papay, B. Buck, L. Cohen, L. Harris, N. Tatay, F. Dzierla, S. Quiggle, M. Busch, K. Slick, C. Lippert, K. Lawrence, S. Crawford, P. Sunderman, D. DeBeikes, J. Windsor, R. Whitesell, P. Dhaene, J. Smock, P. Elliott, and A. Siekman. Other members include B. Batalis, D. Evans, S. Guy, D. Hempstead, P. Mallory, C. Osterhold, R. Sanders, B. Smith, and R. Wenzel. a much anticipated goal 'R ui -f -cz lb- CURRY, CAROLYN ANTONETTE-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Spanish. Activities: Varsity Cheerleader, Barnstormers, and Booster Club. Future Plans: College. DALKA, MICHAEL-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Electricity. Future Plans: Navy. DANIELOWICZ, SANDRA KAY-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Business. Activities: Student Council and Glee Club. Future Plans: Business College. .-X, DAVIS RONALD H Maiors English Social Studies and Electricty Future Plans Electrician DAWNING EMMA JEAN Maiors English Social Studies Home Economics and Art Activities Art Service Club Girls Athletic Asso cuation and Booster Club Future Plans American Academy DAWSON DENNIS D Malors English Social Studies Science Mathematics and Shop Future Plans College -.s DAWSON SHIRLEY KAYE Malors English Social Studies and Business Activities Booster Club Home room Officer and Library Club Future Plans Secretary DE BEIKES DARLENE ANN Motors English Social Studies Science and Mathematics Activities Varsity Cheerleader National Honor Society Tumblers and Future Teachers Club Future Plans College DE BUYSSER ROBERT S Malors English Social Studies Science and Drafting Future Plans Navy C:-' DHAENE, BARBARA KAY-Majors: English, Social Studies, Foreign Languages, and Business. Activities: National Honor Society, INTER- LUDE Yearbook, Booster Club Representative, Student Council, and Junior Prom Committee. Future Plans: Airline Hostess. DICKESON, FRED HOWARD-Majors: English and Social Studies. Activities: Freshman Football. Future Plans: State Trooper. DIETER, HARRY WEBSTER-Maiors: English, Social Studir-s, and Mechanical Drawing. Activities: Proiectionists Club and INTERLUDE Yearbook. Future Plans: College. Q7 DLUGOSZ, EDWARD--Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Mathe matics. Future Plans: College. DOAKS, JOHN HERMAN-Maiors: English, Social Studies, Science and Mathematics. Future Plans: Vocational School. DOETSCH, SANDRA KAY-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Art Activities: Art Service Club. Future Plans: Marriage. 1 DOLDE, MARY MARTHA-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Busi' ness. Activities: Booster Club. Future Plans: Business College. DONAHUE, KATHLEEN RAE-Maiors: English, Social Studies, Foreign Languages, and Business. Activities: Booster Club, Student Council, and Home room Secretary. Future Plans: Sales Work. DORSEY, ABRAHAM-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Shop. Activities: Track. Future Plans: Undecided. DOWNEY, PATRICK NEIL-Maiors: English and Social Studies. Activ- ities: Track. Future Plans: Air Force. DZIERLA, FRANCES MARIANN-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Business. Activities: National Honor Society, Homeroom Secretary, Glee Club, and Booster Club. Future Plans: Stenographer. EARLY, SHAROLYN SUE-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Busi- ness. Activities: Booster Club. Future Plans: Office Work. ELIAS, PATRICIA ANN-Maiors: English and Social Studies. Activi- ties: Orchestra and Booster Club. Future Plans: College. ELLENBERGER, PETER--Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Shop. Activities: Hi-Y Club, Future Plans: Undecided. ELLIOTT, PATRICIA ANN-Majors: English and Social Studies, Activi- ties: National Honor Society, Senior Class Secretary, Home room Secretary, Varsity Cheerleader, INTERLUDE Yearbook, Basketball Queen's Court and Booster Club Representative. Future Plans: College. Escorts squire CentraI's royalty for the These fellows look happy because they were chosen to escort the football Queen's Court on the field during the half-time ceremonies at the traditional Central-Adams homecoming game. They are Paul Shimer, Terry Miller, Christian Tzschucke, Jim Grainger, Bob Floring. Larry Coddens, AI Thompson, and Ber- nie Stafford. Every year eight seniors boys are chosen by the Booster Club to escort the girls on the Queens Court at the Central Washington game Those chosen to escort the 'I960 basketball court are the following Mike Royster Ed Sears Jerry Sloan Steve Farkas Carl Hass Christan Tzschuche Gary Feldman and Bob Otolslu Football and Basketball Queens courts EMMONS BARBARA ELAINE Mayors English Social Studies Mathe matics Science and Art Activities Art Service Club National Honor Society Booster Club Barnstormers INTERLUDE Yearbook and Student Council Future Plans College EPPERSON FRANK Mayors English and Social Studies Activities Ushers Club Future Plans Navy ETTINGER PHIL F Mayors English Social Studies Science and Mathematics Activities JETS Swimming Manager and Junior Achievement Future Plans College EVANS DAVID WILLIAM Mayors English Social Studies and or eign Languages Activities Barnstormers Barnstormer Board tional Honor Society and Glee Club Future Plans Theater Mathematics Activities Student Council Home room President an Swimming Future Plans College FELDMAN GARY Mayors English Social Studies German Mathe matics and Science Activites Debate Team President Student Coun cyl Senior Class Vice President Home room President German Club President National Honor Socnety and JETS Future Plans College FENTERS JAMES ALLEN Mayors English Social Studies Science and Mathematncs Activities Ushers Club President Future Plans College FLORING ROBERT EDWARD Mayors English Socnal Studies Sc ence and Mathematics Activities Varsity Basketball BTeam Base ball Booster Club Student Council and American Field Service Future Plans Mortician FOUTS CLIFFORD Mayors English Social Studies and Shop Fu ture Plans Undecided 1 - I 1 ' , A A , F - ' . ' ' ' : , , No- FARKAS, STEPHEN FRANCIS-Mayors: English, Social Studies, and . - . . . Z .' . l d - . Z . I . . , I 'YL W4 J. -QQJQ c. , DR Ir, fi ' fl .., L j 5 Tres bien! Voila! Bravo! Seniors Gary Picasso Zimmerman, .lim Rem- brandt Grainger, and Doug Da Vinci Baer survey each ather's mas- terful paintings as they prepare posters for the annual student council election week. This is only one of the many phases of campaign planning which are so vital to the success ar failure of a party. .s..J W 5 ' Al .A N a F Q 7 I 1 x Y 'QE' I .is it 'Z '.y. E C6253-ii6'l: has FRAME, BlLL--Maiors: English and Social Studies. Activities: Tumb- lers. Future Plans: Service. FREDERICK, FRANCIS RICHARD-Majors: English, Social Studies, German, and Mathematics. Activities: Swimming Instructor. Future Plans: College. FREESE, CAROLYN JEAN-Moiors: English, Social Studies, and Art. Activities: Art Service Club, Barnstormers, American Field Service Committee, and Booster Club. Future Plans: Art Teacher. FREIDLINE, RUSSELL WARREN-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Drafting. Activities: Swimming, Future Plans: Navy. FRESHLEY, ROBERT B.-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Shop. Activities: Booster Club and B-Team Basketball. Future Plans: College. FRITZ, ALDEN EUGENE-Maiors1 English, Social Studies, Mathe- matics, and Business. Future Plans: Undecided. FRYDRYCH, JAMES A.-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Busi- ness. Future Plans: College. GADSON, DORIS LEE-Maiors1 English, Social Studies, and Home Economics. Activities: Booster Club. Future Plans: Stewardess. GARDNER, SHARON LYNNE-Majors: English, Social Studies, Span- ish, and Science. Activities: Booster Club and Future Nurses Club. Future Plans: School of Nursing. GARVIN, MARY ALICE-Maiors: English, Social Studies, Mathe- matics, Science, and Foreign Languages. Activities: Barnstormers and Glee Club. Future Plans: College. GAWRONSKI, RAYMOND F.-Majors: English, Social Studies, and Mathematics. Activities: Booster Club. Future Plans: Undecided. GAY, ALBERT EDWARD-Maiors: English, Social Studies, Art, and Shop. Future Plans: Undecided. GNOTT, BEVERLY ANN-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Busi- ness. Activities: Library Club and Booster Club. Future Plans: Mar- riage. GNOTT, JANET HELEN-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Busi' ness. Activities: Booster Club. Future Plans: Office Work. GOFFENEY, FRED LEWIS-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Shop. Activities: Junior Achievement. Future Plans: Printing. GORDON, RUSSELL CARL-Majors: English, Social Studies, and Drafting. Activities: German Club and Booster Club. Future Plans: Ministry. GORDY, SHARON ANN-Majors: English, Social Studies, and For- eign Languages. Activities: Future Teachers Club, Booster Club, and Barnstormers. Future Plans: College. GRABOWSKI, NILA KAY-Maiors: English, Social Studies, Mathe- matics, and Spanish. Activities: National Honor Society, INTERLUDE Yearbook Co-Editor-in-Chief, Senior Class Secretary, Junior Prom Court, Football Queen's Court, Student Council, American Field Service, Junior Prom Chairman, All-City Prom Chairman, High School TRIBUNE Reporter, Junior Achievement, and Booster Club. Future Plans: College. A tea party in Oxford, England sets the stage for a scene from the senior class play Where's Charley? Pictured here are Jim Coventry, Janalyce Stouder, David Evans, Barry Ritzler, Christian Tszchucke, Gwen Oesch, and Judie Smock. GRAHAM SAUNDRA ORELEAN Mayors English Social Studios and Business Activities BTeam Cheerleader Booster Club and Glee Club Future Plans College GRAINGER JAMESL Mayors English Social Studies Mathematics and Science Activities National Honor Society INTERLUDE News paper Editorin Chief Tuberculosis League President Junior Lions Representative Football Court Escort Junior Prom Court and Student Council Future Plans ollege GRAVEEL DEAN Mayors English Social Studies and Mathematics Activities Golf Tennis Proyectionists Club and Booster Club Future Plans College i' t ll' X. GROUNDS MARGARET ELIZABETH Mayors English and Social Studies Future Plans College GRUMMELL JAMES ARTHUR Mayors English Social Studies Busy ness and Shop Activities Proyectionists Club Future Plans Navy GUBI PRISCILLA MAY Mayors English Social Studies and Home Economics. Activities: Booster Club. Future Plans: Marriage. pf lf GREEN LORETTA JEAN Mayors English Social Studies Business and Science Activities Business Club Booster Club and Student Council Future Plans X Ray Technician GREENE DON Mayors English Social Studies Mathematics and Science Activities Booster Club Baseball and Tenms Future Plans College GRORUD RUTH ANN MARIE Mayors English Social Studies and Foreign Languages Activities Booster Club Future Plans College fi- pus l' 1 GUSTIN CRAIG M.-Mayors: English Social Studies Science Gnd Mathema ics. Activities: B'Team Basketball Booster Club Junior Achievement Home room Officer and Student Council. Future Plans: College. GUY, STEVEN F.-Mayors: English Social Studies Mathematics and Science. Activities: Varsity Swimming, B'Team Track, B-Team Cross Country, Glee Club, National Honor Society, Home room President, and Booster Club. Future Plans: College. HALASZ, GERALD-Mayors: English and Social Studies. Activities: WETL. Future Plans: Army. HARLOZINSKI PATRICIA ANN Mayors Englnsh Socual Studues Busmess and Home Economics Actuvltles Barnstormers and Booster Club Future Plans Secretary HARMS TED S Mayors Engllsh Soclal Studles Mathematlcs and Foreugn Languages Actlvltles Swymmlng Golf Track Freshman Basketball Science Club and Booster Club Future Plans College HARNISCH BEVERLY ANN Mayors Engllsh and Social Studues Ac TIVITIES Natlonal Honor Socyety Band Orchestra Glee Club North Central Orchestra All Cnty Orchestra Booster Club and Barn stormers Future Plans College Q' ,ax HATFIELD NORMA JEAN Mayors Englysh Social Studies and Business Actlvltles Business Club President INTERLUDE Newspaper Jumor Achlevement Glee Club Future Nurses Club and Booster Club Future Plans Anrlnne Stewardess HAUTEMAN TERRANCE Mayors Englnsh and Socnal Studues A tlvltles BTeam Baseball Cross Country and Swimming Future Plans Army HAWKINS GALE EUGENE Mayors English Social Studies and Shop Actwmes Booster Club and Tumblers Future Plans Undeclded HALL JOAN ANN Mayors Englnsh Socyal Studnes and Home Eco nomncs Actlvutles Business Club Future Plans Work HAMBLEN SANDRA KAY Mayors Englush Socnal Studies and Sc: ence Actavltues Girls Athletlc Assocnatnon Glee Club and Na tlonal Honor Society Future Plans College HARDY AUDREY YVONNE Mayors Englnsh Social Studies Busy ness and Art Actyvmes Glrls Athletuc Assoclatlon Barnstormers Booster Club and YTeens Future Plans College fd lg --f 1: S.. HARRIS LUELLA KATHRYN Mayors Englrsh Socral Studles Science and Latln Actlvltnes Student Councnl Natuonal Honor Soclety and Booster Club Future Plans Laboratory Techmclan HARRISON REBECCA SUE Mayors Englush Soclal Studnes and Business ACTIVITIES Barnstormers and Booster Club Future Plans Work HASS CARL A Mayors Englush Socaal Studnes Scyence and Mathe matncs Actnvltles Monogram Club Track Football Student Councll Booster Club and Home room Ottucer Future Plons College Jo' 'Q .-A 4 HAYWOPTH, EUGENE PAUL-Maiors: English, Social Studies, Span- ish, and Mathematics. Activities: Senior Class President, Monogram Club, Booster Club, Student Council, Varsity Wrestling, Cross Coun' try, Junior Prom Chairman, Senior Prom Chairman, and Junior Prom Prince. Future Plans: College. HECKMAN, JOYCELYNN KAY-Maiors: English and Social Studies. Activities: Bornstormers and Booster Club. Future Plans: College. HENDERSON, THOMAS EDWARD-Maiors: English, Social Studies, Science, and Shop. Activities: Proiectionists Club President, Swim- ming, and Band. Future Plans: College. HEPLER, WILLIAM JEFFREY-Majors: English, Social Studies, and Mathematics, Activities: Booster Club President, Varsity Football, Varsity Golf Monogram Club Student Council Junior Kiwanis Representative Home room Officer and National Honor Society Future Plans College HESS D J Maiors English Social Studies and Mathematics Fu ture Plans College HESS JUDITH MARIE Maiors English Social Studies and Bus: ness Activities Football Queens Court Senior Class Treasurer American Field Service Chairman Basketball Queens Court Junior Prom Court Booster Club Home room Secretary and INTERLUDE Newspaper Future Plans Secretary HEVEL KATHLEEN ANN Maiors English Social Studies and Home Economics Activities Booster Club Future Plans Work HILLS CHERYL ELIZABETH Maiars English Social Studies Spanish and Business Activities Girls Athletic Association and Spanish Club Future Plans College HIPSKIND LYNN ALBERTA Maiors English Social Studies and Foreign Languages Activities North Central Orchestra All City Orchestra and Orchestra Future Plans College ,av .-of 5 6 a me f 3 Qi -'f af' i -Q1 if ' f N dy ..Ki3-ff iii? ... From the windows of 209 this was o familiar sight at the beginninlit of fall As the workmen tore out the old side walk and replaced it with a new one the music of air hammers caused test tubes and nerves of botl- students an teacher to 'angle merrily day in an day out Central will lonll GHIOY 9 benefits of the new walk but fOf SOFTWG three weeks we learned chemistry with a beat' , y , I -FM 1 1 I 5 I 1 i D 1 i' ... , . v 3 r i , , Q x . 1 . 1 5 4 D ' 5 f X N' 5 I l : I I , . :C . - F QI ' ' . , .RQ - t I I - 1 Y-441 ,MW . ff' . d . 3 ,gc i ' ' ' ' , ' cl 7, j- - 1 f v , V V -5 5' -B 4 ll ff: A . 'lt ' Q---.-., M ' is 1' ' , . J , I . . - ,r .-- -. Q : -N '- , , -W, br. , . It rg u K QS., s '- ' . 7 bs '- nh I. Ji. .,,.- - ff--., 5 ,y ' . nl ' . r uc. . i Q if C . rvt, X ,- '- . 1 .vw ,. ' I ts .i'i , . - , .' .J ' -4 at A A 5.151 5 : -, -. , , I .- . . . . H- 1 v, . y . , H . : I .. I H05 C , . - ,K 1,5 5 -. E - E5 1 So you want an aerial shot of the school' An aerial shot youll get Atop the flag pole of the tower building year book staff photographer Mr Devon Phelps could well be humming the final llne of a well known phrase The diff: cult lll do right away the Impossible may take a little longer lt seems the yearbook staff will qo to any length to get a picture As senlors we witnessed such strange events HOJNACKI, WILLIAM-Majors: English, Social Studies, Mathematics, and Vocational Training. Activities: Football, Wrestling, B-Team Track Booster Club Home room Officer and Monogram Club. Future Plans College HORAN JEAN MUREE Mayors English Social Studies and Science Activities Future Nurses Club and Band Future Plans School of Nursing HORN RAY Mayors English Social Studies Mathematics and Sci ence Future Plans Electronics Technician HOBSON DOROTHY MARIE Malors English Social Studies and Business Activities Glee Club Future Teachers Club and Booster Club Future Plans College HOFFER RICHARD LOUIS-Malors English Social Studies and Shop Future Plans Navy HOFFMAN JERRY J Malors English and Social Studies Activities Booster Club Monogram Club and Varsity Baseball Future Plans College HORTON PHIL Mayors English Social Studies Science Mathe matics and German Activities Varsity Swimming Monogram Club National Honor Society Home room Officer BTeam Track Junior Kiwanis Representative and Booster Club Future Plans College HORVATH SHARON M Mayors English Social Studies Home Economics and Business Activities Booster Club and Junior Achieve ment Future Plans School of Nursing HOSIMER BETTY JEAN Malors English Social Studies and Bust ness Activities Future Teachers Club Home room Officer Booster Club Barnstormers Student Council Glee Club and Junior Achieve ment President Future Plans College IP .... 4 AIA I I I I : I I ' 1 1' 5 1 1 1 ' 1 7 1 I - 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 , .- : . : 1 1 - 5 I : I I I - , . : , 1 I I - I l , . : . , .- 2 1 1 , . : - 1 5 1 I ' . 2 1 1 1 1 1 I ' ww ' ' ' XA ---2-. 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I - .., 4 I JAROSZEWSKI JOYCE CORRINE Mayors Englssh Soclal Studues and Busyness Actlvltles Booster Club and Future Nurses Club Fu ture Plans Marruage JAYO CAROLYN K Mayors English Soclal Studnes Spanish and Art Actlvmes Art Servuce Club and Booster Club Future Plans Interior Decorator JENSEN MARLENE L Mayors English Socyal Studues and Art Actnvmes Booster Club Future Plans College in 5-v JORGENSEN BILL Mayors Engllsn Socual Studles and Mathematycs Actnvutnes Spanysh Club Future Plans College JOZWIAK BEN B Mayors Englnsh Socyal Studyes and Shop Ac tnvltles Baseball Future Plans Marines JUREK CAROLYN SUE Mayors Englush Socual Studues and Busy ness Actnvmes Llbrary Club Booster Club Glee Club Barnstormers and Gnrls Athletyc Assocnatyon Future Plans Undecudecl HOWARD CAROLYN JEAN Mayors English Social Studies and Busmess ACTIVITIES Glee Club Future Nurses Club and Barn stormers Future Plans Secretary HOWELL HENRIETTA DELORSE Mayors English Soclal Studles Art and Home Economics Actlvltles Llbrary Club and Booster Club Future Plans College INGRAM HUBERT HULEN Mayors Englysh SoclalStud1es Science Mathematics and Business Actyvltles Football and Basketball Fu ture Plans College JOHNSON KATHRYN MARIE Mayors Englush SocyalStud1es and Science Actrvmes Booster Club Future Plans Marrlage JONES GERALD Mayors Englxsh Soclal Studies and Shop A tlvltles Football Track Baseball and Freshman Basketball Future Plans Ayr Force JONES SAINT ANDREW Mayors Englush Socyal Studies and Art Actlvltles Track Cross Country Wrestling Booster Club and Mono gram Club Future Plans Alr Force I : I I ' 5 1 1 ' 1 ' 5 1 1 S.. , . : . .f 1 3 1 1 I I , . : . 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KAISER CAROL LEE Malors Englnsh Socual Studles and Busuness Future Plans Secretary KAUFFMAN MICHAEL MONROE Malors Englesh Socual Studles Mathematics and Scuence Actrvutles Aud1oVlsual Club Future Plans College KAZMIERZAK JANICE IRENE Malors Englush Socual Studues and Business Actuvmes Glee Club Barnstormers and Booster Club F ture Plans College 4. 4 ll i' 5 6 KIMBLE LARRY RAY Mayors Engllsh Social Studnes Sclence and Shop Actuvmes Band Future Plans Mechamcs KING LESLIE ANN Malors Englnsh SoclalStud1es and Busuness Actuvltues Booster Club Future Plans Undecided KLIMISHIN KAREN SUE Mayors Englush Socual Studles and Home Economncs Actuvmes Jumor Achievement Achuevers Association Secretary INTERLUDE Newspaper Future Teachers Assoclatnon Girls Athletuc Assoclatron Barnstormers and Booster Club Future Plans College ef-wx 'ff ,,. -an 4.--9 CQ Q-Q dvi KELLER TERRY IRISH Malors Englnsh Soclal Studles Mathemotncs Scuence and Shop Actlvmes Booster Club Representatuve Future Plans College KERESTURY KATHLEEN ELIZABETH Malors Englssh Socual Studles and Busmess Actnvltnes INTERLUDE Yearbook Booster Club Barn stormers Junuor Achievement Home room Vnce President and Amerl can Fueld Servlce Future Plans Asrllne Hostess KERR CHRISTIE LEE Malors Engllsh Social Studles and Art Ac IIVIIISS Booster Club Home room Offrcer Student Councll Repre sentatlve and Art Servuce Club Future Plans College f is 1 .av 5. ,,-A KOBYLAREK IRENE MARY Mayors Englush Soclal Studles and Busmess Actlvutles Booster Club Future Plans Secretary KOLESIAK DIANE Malors English and Social Studnes Future Plans Marriage KOLKIEWICZ ROSEANN THRESEA Malors Engllsh Soclal Studles and Business Actnvltles Booster Club Future Plans Marnage .' . .l. ' f -vi 2' , . . - . . J . M x -Q , I . , , .U' Z . N v ' - .Z .I . .I .I V 13 Q R , - ': ', ' 'I 1 . : , f ' . ' ..' l I: ll. I I, . . - ', I . z . .-I.. T I A1 U 1 . W ,. 3 1- I 'im' - .A . . . , , , - ,fx - I - .I .I . .1 ll I . 8 . ' - ' I - J ' 5.7 A I . . : ' . i. A 91 Ili I f-3' 5 KOSIK, LA VERNA-Maiors: English, Social Studies, Business, and Home Economics. Activities: Glee Club, Barnstormers, Student Coun' cil Representative, and Booster Club. Future Plans: Marriage. KREMPETZ, PAUL-Maiors: English, Social Studies, Science, and Shop. Future Plans: Marines. KROMKA, JOHN-Maiors: English, Social Studies, Mathematics, Sci- ence, and Spanish. Activities: Student Council Representative and Home room Officer. Future Plans: College. LA GODNEY, MARY LOUISE-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Business. Future Plans: Airline Stewardess. LAIRD, WILMA JEAN-Maiors: English and Social Studies. Activities: Glee Club and Barnstormers. Future Plans: School of Nursing. LANE, JAMES TODD-Majors: English, Social Studies, and Mathe- matics. Activities: Wrestling, Tumblers, and Freshman Football, Fu- ture Plans: Service. LARK, LAURA LEE--Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Home Eco- nomics. Activities: Glee Club, Booster Club, and Y-Teens. Future Plans: Beauty College. LATTIMORE, FLORENCE-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Busi- ness. Activities: Booster Club. Future Plans: College. LAWRENCE, KAREN MAUREEN-Maiors: English, Social Studies, German, and Debate. Activities: Home room President, Debate Team, INTERLUDE Newspaper, National Honor Society Secretary, D.A.R. Award Winner, and Booster Club. Future Plans: College. e-' .,..., 23 P' 121 4- ibil 2 Fi Qi- I 3 5 in 70 54 2 1 5 if 'I-..A' ,-fl: - ,,.,- , '. F 8:05 - late already! Doug Baer gives his automotive relic a swift under the hood check as the minute hand flies past zero hour. After conclud- ing that the engine, radiator, and bat- tery are not absent with out leave or otherwise incapacitated, the diagno- sis is that the spark plugs have died of old age. Oh well, he'll make it in time for the pep assembly even if it does mean having to make up time. VLX .gat 0 ,.. 3 f 5 G uv' ls it a rebellion of the little people? ls it a farm folk festival? No, it's a truly sophistocated pep assembly excit- ing the student spirit with an especial- ly high torm of genteel humor. The petite basketball team and the hairy legged cheerleaders all helped to make this assembly the screaming panic which it was, but the coup 'de grace was the lad in the sambrero who proudly held aloft an almost exact dup- licate of the esteemed Adam's eagle- a rather bedraggled live duck. .3 4 TX CPT I. +31 vo! cf . A E ., V' K X X uasn LEE, LARRY WAYNE-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Mathema- tics. Activities: Tumblers and Booster Club. Future Plans: Service, LENCZOWSKI, JUDITH M.-Majors: English, Social Studies, and Art. Activities: Barnstormers, Barnstormer Board, Glee Club, Art Service Club, and National Honor Society. Future Plans: Commercial Art. LEZAK, JAMES LEE-Majors. English, Social Studies, and Shop. Fut- ure Plans: Navy. LIPPERT, CAROLYN LEE-Maiors: English, Social Studies, Mathema- tics, and Foreign Language, Activities: National Honor Society, Stu- dent Council, Junior Achievement President, Varsity Cheerleader, IN- TERLUDE Newspaper, Football Queen's Court, and Booster Club. Future Plans: College. LISZEWSKI, JUDY-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Mathematics. Activities: INTERLUDE Yearbook and Booster Club. Future Plans: College. LLOYD, WENONA-Maiors: English, Social Studies, Business, and Home Economics. Activities: Future Nurses Club and Booster Club. Future Plans: Beauty College. LOCKE, MARlANNE-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Foreign Languages. Activities: Booster Club Representative, Junior Achieve- ment, Debate Team, Student Council, and American Field Service. Future Plans: College. LONG, BILLIE JEAN-Maiors. English, Social Studies, and Business. Future Plans: WACS. LOPATA, BARBARA-Majors: English, Social Studies, and Business. Activities: Art Service Club, Barnstormers, and Booster Club. Future Plans: College. LONGLEY ROGER EUGENE Mayors Englysh Socral Studues Mathe matlcs and Shop Actrvrtres Ushers Club and Student Councul Fu ture Plans Navy LOVE JIM Mayors Englrsh Sacual Studres and Art Actrvrtres Art Servrce Club and Amerucan Fneld Servyce Future Plans Art School MADISON JOE Mayors Engllsh Socral Studles and Scuence Future Plans Auto Mechanlc 11 JL v-'Y ee MARCOTTE RONALD N Mayors Engllsh Social Stuclles and Shop Actlvrtles Track Future Plans Marines MARK HING SOON Mayors English and Socral Studues Actrvntles Glee Club Future Plans Undecrded MARTIN SAM Mayors Englrsh Soclal Studies and Sclence Actlvl tres Football Track and Wrestling Future Plans Undecided MAHLER CAROL MARIE Mayors Engllsh and Socual Studres Actnvr tres Barnstormers Future Plans Receptuomst MALLORY PATRICIA ANN Mayors Engllsh Soclal Studles and Mathematlcs Actrvltues Nateonal Honor Socuety INTERLUDE News paper Band Glrls State Delegate Future Teachers Club Pep Band and Booster Club Future Plans School of Nursrng MANKOVVSKI JOE E Mayors Englush Socyal Studles and Busrness Future Plans Ayr Force 3 'Y 7- .af MATHEWSON ROBERT F Mayors Engllsh Socyal Studres Mathe matlcs and Shop Actrvmes Tumblers and Ushers Club Future Plans Marmes MATTHEWS DOROTHY SUE Mayors Englysh Socual Studres and Busmess Actrvrtyes Barnstormers and Booster Club Future Plans College MCDONALD BRENDA DORIS-Mayors Englrsh Socral Studies Busy ness and Home Economrcs Actlvrtles Glee Club and Booster Club Future Plans College MC KENZIE MARJORIE ANN Malors English Social Studies and Business Future Plans Secretary MEEKS BONNIE LEE Malors English Social Studies and Math ematics Activities Student Council Home room Officer Glee Club Booster Club Future Nurses and American Field Service Committee uture Plans Marriage MEZYKOWSKI JANICE MARIA Malors English Social Studies and Spanish Activities Spanish Club Booster Club Barnstormers and Girls Athletic Association Future Plans Undecided MILLER TERRY LEE-Maiors: English Social Studies and Shop. Future Plans: Auto Mechanic. MITSCHELEN SHARON E.-Majors: English and Social Studies. Acti- vities: Future Nurses Club. Future Plans: College. MONETTE WILLIAM ALLEN-Majors: English Social Studies and Mathematics. Activities: Junior Achievement. Future Plans: Engineer- in . MC DUFFIE SUE ELLEN Malors English Social Studies Spanish and Business Activities Booster Club and Spanish Club Future Plans Stenographer MC FARLANE JOYCE MARGARET Motors English Social Studies Mathematics and Business Future Plans Marrnage MC KENZIE CAROLE LYNNE Malors English Social Studies and Business Future Plans Secretary MILLER DANIEL B Mayors English Social Studies Science and Mathematics Future Plans College MILLER JACK TERRY Malors English Social Studies Foreign Lan guages Mathematics and Science Activities Varsity Tennis Varsity Tennis Varsity Galt Booster Club and Student Council Future Plans College MILLER JULIA ANN Malors English Social Studies German and Business Activities Junior lzaak Walton League Future Plans Secre tary QP 1 ,,v Wm. L rf ff sd? 'fri ,ff X ,f i' 'A Lets dance' Sensors Mellssa Traynor and Chrystlan Tszchuclce In to he tune of h Intrngues ot the mud year senyor party Thus party was only one of the many actnvytues held thys year whnch the sensor class planned and car re o t It was really fun If you dont be :eye us yust aslc Chrrstuan or Mellssal 1 1, 1. MONTAGUE JANICE MARIE Mayors Englysh SocyaIStud1es and Bussness Actlvttles Booster Club Future Plans College MOORE TIMOTHY VERNE Mayors Englush Socual Studnes Mathe matycs and Scrence Actyvmes Notyonal Honor Socuety Home roorr Vyce Presldent and BTeam Baseball Future Plans College MORRIS JAMES LEE Mayors Engllsh SocualStud1es and Mathe matics Future Plans Navy MORRISH PATRICIA ANN Mayors Englysh Socaal Studres Busy ness and Home Economncs Actyvytmes Natuonal Honor Soclety and Barnstorrners Future Plans Buslness Trarnlng MORRISON PATRICIA LYNN Mayors Englrsh and Socvol Studres Actrvrtyes Natronal Honor Socuety INTERLUDE Newspaper and Booster Club Future Plans School of Nursmg MURRMANN BEVERLY JEAN Mayors Englush Soclal Studies and Busmess Future Plans Secretary MURSTEN ELAINE FANNIE Mayors Englysh Socyal Studies and Latm Actrvntres Jumor Red Cross Future Teachers Club Booster Club and Barnstormers Future Plans College NELSON THOMAS ARTHUR Mayors Englrsh Socual Studles Mathe matlcs and Science Actuvntues Vorsnty Baseball Future Plans College NICHOLS HERBERT Mayors Englysh and Socral Studres Actyvutres Track Future Plans Alr Force A- z I - . Z . I . . I . I 1 up 4 ' V ' ' I ' I - ' ' ' ' I S A 1 ' ' , , y , A , : . J , . 1 . f J , - ' : ', ' ', - 4 X , . : . : , XR. AX ? yy I - .2 , . ,. ,W W KF 5155 I I l : . I , f S -N N S rf lf' , T' I 5.1! f , ifx ,f Z X ' ,fx S ly Fi! ff! , , , 7 ' ' Y-4: I f 11 f r 1 ,fy f Z y I F152 V 7' 3 l. it 4 ',, I X .1 1 , 2 1 I I, 5 ,Z F 1-' 1 I If 'gf Z' ,ff I ,MQ , 1 y ffl . f A, , -I fy f' , -f ,B Q7 ' . I ' ' , roc 1 re id u. . ' I 96 1-J Sophisticated Seniors NICHOLSON, JIMMY DEAN-Majors: English, Social Studies, and Electricity. Activities: Band and Booster Club. Future Plans: College. NIEMIER, WILLIAM-Majors: English, Social Studies, and Science. Future Plans: Undecided. NIESPODZIANY, JOHN FRANCIS-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Shop. Activities: Glee Club. Future Plans: Marines. NORRlS, MICHAEL JAMES-Mciiors: English, Social Studies, and Shop. Future Plans: Air Force. NORTH, EILEEN MARY-Majors: English, Social Studies, and Busi- ness. Activities: Band, Orchestra, Dance Band, and Girls' Athletic Association. Future Plans: College. NOWlCKi, TED C.-Majors: English, Social Studies, Science, and Electricity. Activities: Booster Club. Future Plans: Undecided. NOZYKOWSKI, JOSEPH EUGENE-Maiors: English and Social Stud- ies. Future Plans: College. NOZYKOWSKI, VlCTORIA MARIE-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Business, Activities: Junior Red Cross, Student Council, and Girls' Athletic Association. Future Plans: College. OESCH, GWEN LYNN-Majors: English, Social Studies, and Art. Activities: Barnstormers, Art Service Club, Booster Club, Junior Red Cross, and American Field Service. Future Plans: College. fs . 1 ls Buzzy Hayworth wondering if he will ever get waited on or is he wish- ing that he could iust have a little bit of everything? The coke counter has a rushing business at half-time during our basketball games. Here we con- gregate to buy something to nullity that empty feeling that comes about this time. Seen here are Sally Craw- ford, Jim Grainger, Barbara Buck, and Tim Moore doing iust that. ' ' ' leave school at 2215. i 5 gn l 97 O S.. -SJ! cf' 1' OTOLSKI ROBERT B Mayors Englrsh and Soclal Studles Actrvrtles Varslty Football Wrestling Track BTeam Baseball Booster Club Monogram Club Home room Prestdent and Junror Achrevement Future Plans College PAPAY JEANETTE MARY Mayors English Soclal Studres and Bust ness Actrvytles Natlonal Honor Socuety Future Nurses Club Stu dent Councll Booster Club Junlor Achuevement and Home room Officer Future Plans College PAPOI STEVE RICHARD Mayors Enqlrsh Socual Studies Mathema tucs and Science Actlvltles Swummlng Band Orchestra and Booster Club Future Plans Arr Force 1-9 sh PERETTI JIM A Mayors Englrsh Socral Studies Sclence and Mathe matlcs Actrvrtles JETS and Natlonal Honor Socrety Future Plans College PENNELL TERRY LEE Mayors Englrsh Soctal Studues Mathematlcs and Scnence Actuvrtres Freshman Football and Booster Club Future Plans College PHILLIPS SPENCER STEVEN Mayors Englrsh Social Studues Mathe matncs and Scrence Future Plans College OMALLEY SUSAN MARY Mayors Enqllsh and Socual Studues Actnvr tres Booster Club INTERLUDE Newspaper Basketball Queen s Court Jumor Achievement Junnor Prom Court Student Councrl and Home room Oftrcer Future Plans College ORR BARBARA JEANNE Mayors Englush Soc1alStud1es and Bus: ness Future Plans Work OSTERHOLD CAROL Mayors Englrsh Socuol Studnes Latm Mathe matlcs and Scsence Actnvutles Band Oftrcer Band Twnrler Natronal Honor Soclety INTERLUDE Newspaper Orchestra Otfucer Girls Athlettc Assocuatlon Future Nurses Club and Glee Club Future Plans School of Nurslng K v 'T 1 PARKER BONNA JEAN Mayors Englush Socral Studres Mathema tlcs and Sclence ACTIVITIES INTERLUDE Newspaper Booster Club and Home room Officer Future Plans College PARKO ROBERT WAYNE Mayors English Socual Studles and Mathematics Actlvltles Football Manager Wrestllnq Manager Base ball Manager Monogram Club Junnor Achrevement and Booster Club Future Plans College PAWLAK STEPHANIE Mayors Engllsh Soclal Studies and Business Actrvltres Booster Club Future Plans Beauty College PINKOWSKI, MARILYN E.-Mayors: English, Social Studies, and Busi- ness. Future Plans: Secretary. PLUNKETT JOHN ROSS-Mayors English and Social Studies Actrvy ties Football Booster Club and Monogram Club Future Plans yx Marines fn' 1 PORTER ROSEMARY KATHRYN Mayors English Social Studies Mathematics and Science Actrvltles Girls Athletic Association Fu ture Nurses Club Future Teachers Club and Glee Club Future Plans College POWELL ANN MARIE Mayors English Socnal Studies Foreign Lan guoges and Business Activities National Honor Society Future Plans College is PRITCHARD JACK Mayors English Social Stud es and Shop Future Nt., Plans Welder Y! ' PUGSLEY SALLY ANNETTE Mayors English Social Studies Mathe matics and Business Activities Student Council Booster Club Future Nurses Club and Junuor Achievement Future Plans School of Nurs in PUTZ GEORGE EDWIN Mayors English Social Studies and Mathe matics Activities Booster Club and Freshman Football Future Plans College QUIGGLE SANDRA SUE Mayors English Social Studies and Busy ' ness Activities National Honor Socuety Future Teachers Club and Booster Club Future Plans College Y' -7' RADECKI MICHAEL ROMAN Mayors English Social Studies Sc ence Mathematics and Spamsh Activities Barnstormers Barnstorm er Board Wrestling Cross Country Band and Booster Club Future Plans College RADZIKOWSKI JAMES JOHN Mayors English Social Studies Weld mg and Mathematics Future Plans State Trooper 2 0' RAJCHEL CAROL LYNN Mayors English Social Studies Mathema 3' Q tics and Business Future Plans College X Y' 7 REA SCOTT Mayors Eng'ish and Social Studies Future Plans College 99 .1 , , . ' : a ' , I - 1 s. f - ' 2 ', ' 'f I ' ' I - , , . , .- . 1 .I . ., . ' y ' . ' . . U Z f - ' 1 ', ' if - ' 2 M it , - ' : ', ' ', - A .I . . Z .I I , l I . : - .gi I - ' 2 ', ' 'f - , - ' 1 ', ' ', '- 6'- . : . . I , wg ta . : . Lil. , 4 if ,B h u 5 ,V I - . Z .I . .' i- J, j I .I .Q Z I - I I I I I I ' . I Q- . z , ' . .I . , . : . ,, f -- ' I ', ' ', - e, - ' , ' . : . -- , 1 I : I' I I . : - .55 32 II X After the final pieces of equipment have been installed and the last work- man has left the new language lab in Room 315, the students of modern foreign languages will be given the opportunity to use this laboratory in order to improve their oral skills. French, German and Spanish will all be taught by means of a master re- cording, while each of the students records his own voice on an individual tape. s seniors we plan for college and vocations. REDDISH, REBECCA KAREN-Majors: English, Social Studies, Spanish, and Business. Activities: INTERLUDE Newspaper, Spanish Club Presi- dent, Library Club, and Booster Club. Future Plans: College. RICE, NORMA LOUISE-Majors: English, Social Studies, and Busi- ness. Activities: Barnstormers and Art Service Club. Future Plans: Airline Stewa rdess. RICHERT, DlANA LEE-Majors: English, Social Studies, and Foreign Languages. Activities: Future Teachers Club, INTERLUDE Newspaper, Barnstormers, and Booster Club. Future Plans: College. RlES, EVELYN BARBARA-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Ger- man. Activities: Glee Club, Barnstormers, Booster Club, and German Club. Future Plans: College. RITZLER, BARRY ALAN-Maiors: English, Social Studies, Mathematics, German, and Science. Activities: National Honor Society, Band, Junior Lions Representative, and lNTERLUDE Newspaper. Future Plans: College. ROBASKA, KENNETH C.-Majors: English, Social Studies, Science, Mathematics, and Foreign Languages. Activities: Swimming, Golf, Stu- dent Council Representative, and Booster Club Representative. Fut- ure Plans: College. ROBISON, DONALD LE ROY-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Shop. Activities: Freshman Basketball and Glee Club. Future Plans: Navy. ROCKHILL, BARBARA ANN-Majors: English, Social Studies, and Business. Activities: Booster Club, Barnstormers, and Glee Club. Future Plans: Secretary. RODRlGUEZ, VINCENTTE FUENTES-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Shop. Activities: Band. Future Plans: Air Force. ROSE BARBARA JEAN Mayors English Social Studies and Sci ence Activities Home room Officer Barnstormers Booster Club and Future Nurses Club Future Plans College ROSE BEVERLY JUNE Mayors English Social Studies and Business Activities Home room Officer Barnstormers and Booster Club Fut ure Plans Marriage ROSENFELD LOU ANN Malors English Social Studies and Sci ence Activities INTERLUDE Newspaper Student Council National Honor Society and Booster Club Future Plans College ROYSTER MICHAEL ROBERT Malors English Social Studies Mathe matics Latin and Science Activities National Honor Society Pres: dent Student Council INTERLUDE Newspaper Band Booster Club Science Club and Debate Team Future Plans College ROZEK JUDITH ANN Maiors English Social Studies and Business Activities Booster Club and Home room Officer Future Plans Office Work RUPPE ROGER V Mayors English and Soc al Studies Activities Wrestling Student Council Home room President Booster Club and Football Future Plans College SAENZ JUDITH ANN Mayors English Social Studies and Science Activities Future Nurses Club Future Plans School of Nursing SANDERS RICHARD EARL Mayors English Social Studies Mathe matics and Science Activities Varsity Football Varsity Baske ball Varsity Baseball National Honor Society Monogram Club Student Council and Booster Club Future Plans College SCHACHENMAN AL Malors English Social Studies and Mathe matics Activnties Football and Wrestling Future Plans College L cg Q-7 4? .-2 hy G3 'ar Now stand still look scholarly and smile! Putting Cap and Gown day on the record Evelyn Ries takes a souvenir picture of Pat Mallory and Zita Balough. Yes this is the traditional senior day-even if the guys trip on their skirts while walking up the stairs. K -1 3? Auf' W uf 4 ri 1 SCHALL WILLIAM D MAJORS English Social Studies Science and Mathematics Activities Student Council JETS Swimming IN TERLUDE Newspaper National Honor Society Booster Club Junior Academy of Science President and Debate Team Future Plans College SCHAUT Activities Booster Club Future Plans Air Force JIM Malors English Social Studies Science and Shop SCHULTZ Electricity JOSEPH EDWARD Malors English Social Studies and Future Plans Navy 'Il x '91 90 415' Z' il JI SCOTT CLAIRE ELAINE Maiors English Social Studies Art and Spanish Activities Art Service Club Barnstormers Home room Officer Spanish Club and Booster Club Future Plans Airline Stewardess SEARS EDDIE ALEXANDER Malors English and Social Studies Activities Student Council Representative Home room President Football Wrestling Booster Club Art Service Club Barnstormers and Junior Prom Court Future Plans College SEGNITZ JUDITH LYNN Malors English Social Studies Spanish and Business Activities Spanish Club Future Nurses Club and Booster Club Future Plans Secretary ii Z- Nl, N6-?Q:,W' 7.2 jaw 4, Y ,wi 7 E10 M54 K A.- M S -E C H Q- f.....J K' 4 'S'-I SESSLER STANLEY WARREN-Majors: English Social Studies an Shop. Future Plans: Navy. SHAKE BARBARA JEAN--Majors: English Social Studies and Busi- ness. Activities: Booster Club INTERLUDE Newspaper and Amer- ican Field Service. Future Plans: Dental Hygienist. SHERRY DANNY-Maiors: English Social Studies Mathematics and Shop. Activities: Booster Club. Future Plans: Machinist, 10 fr SHILT JACK LEE-Majors: English Social Studies and Mathematics. Activities: Varsity Basketball. Future Plans: College. SHIMER PAUL MICHAEL-Maiors: English Social Studies Mathema- tics Science and Latin. Activities: American Field Service Chairman Booster Club Glee Club Barnstormers National Honor Society Swimming and Student Council, Future Plans: College. SHURN MARSHA FAYE-Maiors: English and Social Studies, Activi- ties: Glee Club and Barnstormers, Future Plans: School of Nursing. ' A-1 Sitting one out at the All-City Prom are geniorg riffic: the decorations were sharp: after all, it was our Nile Grabowski, Jerry Sloan, Bill Hepler, Ruth White- Senior Prom-but it still feels so-o-o-o-o- good to take sell, Ron Whitesel and Claire Scott. The band was ter- G bfecihefl Seniors socialize at parties, dances and games. l 1 . if qi Yu K? 1' SIEKMAN, ANN ELIZABETH-Maiors: English, Social Studies, Mathe- matics, and Foreign Languages. Activities: American Field Service Ex- change Student to Sweden, National Honor Society, INTERLUDE Yearbook Co-Editor-in- Chief, Student Council, Booster Club, Junior Class Treasurer, Junior Prom Court, and Football Queen's Court. Future Plans: College. SIMS, JANE-Majors: English, Social Studies, and Business. Activities: Booster Club and Home room Officer. Future Plans: College. SKIDMORE, DONAFAYE-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Busi- ness. Activities: Tumblers and Barnstormers. Future Plans: Secretary. 10 SKINNER, PATRlClA SUE-Maiors: English and Social Studies. Activi- ties: Band and Band Twirler. Future Plans: Foreign Relations. SLETTEN, JANYCE LEANNE-Maiors: English, Social Studies, Mathe- matics, and Science. Activities: National Honor Society, Girls' State Delegate, Band Officer, Pep Band, Dance Band, Orchestra, All City Orchestra, INTERLUDE Yearbook, and Booster Club. Future Plans: College. SLICK, KATHERINE ANN-Majors: English, Social Studies, and Busi- ness. Activities: National Honor Society, Barnstormers, Future Nurses Club, and Booster Club. Future Plans: Secretary. ,ff i 'S' I ,Z SLOAN JERRY A Mayors Englrsh Socral Studres Screryce and Mathematucs Actrvrtres Booster Club Future Plans College SMITH BDRBARA JEAN Mayors Englrsh Socral Studres and Home Economrcs Actrvrtues Barnstormers and Junror Achrevement Future Plans Dress Maker SMITH BRUCE ALFRED Mayors Englrsh Socral Studres Latrn and Mathematrcs Actrvrtres Varsrty Football Varsrty Basketball Varsrty Baseball Natronal Honor Socrety Student Councrl and Home room Presrdent Future Plans College SMITH JOHN CALVIN Mayors Englrsh Soclal Studres and Scrence Actrvrtres Freshman Basketball BTeam Basketball B Team Baseball Barnstormers and Booster Club Future Plans College SMITH NANCY LEE Mayors Englrsh Socral Studres Scrence and Busrness Actuvrtres Future Nurses Club Booster Club Home room Offrcer and Junror Achrevement Future Plans Secretary SMITH ROSIE MAE Mayors Engllsh Socral Studres and Busrness Actrvrtres Grrls Athletrc Assocratnon and Booster Club Future Plans College SMITH SHIRLEY ANN Mayors Englrsh Socral Studres and Bustness Actrvrtres Barnstormers Future Plans Marrrage SMOCK JUDITH KAREN Mayors Englrsh Socral Studres and Foreign Languages Acttvttres Nattonal Honor Socrety Barnstormers Barnstormer Board INTERLUDE Yearbook Student Councrl Booster Club and INTERLUDE Newspaper Future Plans College SMOGER BARBARA ANN Mayors Englrsh Soctal Studres and Bus: ness Actrvrtres Booster Club and Home room Offrcer Future Plans College May I have your attentnon please' rs the famrltar phrase precedrng the day s announcements Here two sensors Rack Sanders and Steve Guy grve a morning announcement. Although this is a task performed almost daily by a member of the office staff occasionally an illustrious senior :lass member does the honors. O.K. guys we read you. Lets have it loud and clear! SMUDEY DOLORES JEAN Mayors Englush Socual Studues and Bus: ness Actlvltues Booster Club and Home room Officer Future Plans College SNYDER JACQUELINE SUE Malors Englush Social Studies and Art Actlvntnes Art Servlce Club and Booster Club Future Plans Col ege SOBIERALSKI BARBARA ANN Mayors English Socual Studues and Buslness Future Plans School of Nursung SOBIESKI DOLORES ANN Malors English Socual Studies and Bus: ness Actrvutues Booster Club Future Plans Secretary SORUKAS RONALD Mayors Englush Social Studnes Art and Shop Actlvltles Tumblers Booster Club and Home room Oftlcer Future Plans Prlntlng SOTKIEWICZ ROBERT FRANCIS-Mayors Engllsh Soclal Studles Mathematncs and Electronlcs Actlvutues INTERLUDE Newspaper and Home room Presrdent Future Plans Servuce SPROMBERG LARRY P Malors Englush Social Studies and Shop Future Plans Service SPYCHALSKI VIOLA RUTH Malors Enqllsh Socaal Studues Business and Home Economics Actlvltles Barnstormers Girls Athletic Assocla tlon and Booster Club Future Plans School of Nursing STAFFORD BERNARD R Malors English Socual Studies and Sc: ence Actlvltles Student Councll Homeroom Offlcer INTERLUDE Newspaper Football Court Escort Booster Club Golf and Swnm mrng Future Plans College Amud the colorful array of posters on the flrst floor bulletin board are all manner f dance odvertusements goods for sale sngns announce ments and reports Here sensors Sally Pugsley and Bonna Parker are seen as they post an advertlsement for a com 810 lljo mg shu hop I . 1 ' l 5 . 1 A l 1 1 ' Z , , . . 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 4 1 , . : I 'i I Z D I h l I ' I l l Z - I I . . 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' . 1 i , . - 11 11 'I05 STARK KAREN ELAINE Malors Englnsh Socnal Studues and Bus: ness Future Plans Offxce Work STEWART SANDRA LEE Malors Englnsh Soclal Studues and Bus: ness Actlvltles Student Council INTERLUDE Yearbook INTERLUDE Newspaper Booster Club Amerncan Fleld Servlce Home room Off: cer and Barnstormers Future Plans College STRONG JOE NATHAN Malors Engllsh Socmal Studies and Shop Actlvltnes Wrestling Booster Club Cross Country Track and Mona gram Club Future Plans Arr Force SWANSON BARBARA JEAN Malors Englush Socnal Studues and Foreign Languages Actnvltles INTERLUDE Newspaper Future Teach ers Club American Fleld Servlce and Booster Club Future Plans College SWEET SANDRA ANN Magors Englnsh SocualStudues and Buslness Actnvltles Booster Club and Home room Offucer Future Plans College SZALAY JAMES DENNIS-Mayors English Social Studnes and Shop Actlvltles Booster Club Future Plans Mechanic .. JH STYPCZYNSKI BONNIE LOUISE Malors Enqllsh and Soclal Studnes Actlvltles Future Nurses Club INTERLUDE Newspaper Student Coun cll Representatlve Home room Oftncer and Jumor Red Cross Future Plans College SUNDERMAN PAULA Mayors Englnsh Soclal Studies and Spanish Actlvrtles Future Teachers Club Grrls State Delegates Natuonal Honor Socnety and Home room Offncer Future Plans College SURANYI CHARLES JOSEPH Malors Englush Social Studies Draft mg and Mathematucs Future Plans Designer School 1' .f' TATAY NANCY ANN Mayors Englrsh Socnal Studles and Bust ness Actlvltles National Honor Soclety Booster Club Home room Offncer and Jumor Achnevement Future Plans Secretary TATE PATRICIA DIANE ence and Shop Future Plans Arr Force Malors Englush Socual Studles Sc: TAYLOR LOUIS FRANCIS--Malors Eu glnsh Socual Studues Science and Shop. Future Plans. Arr Force. TOBOLSKI PAUL ALLEN Malors Engllsh SocualStud1es and Mathe matlcs Future Plans College TOWN CAROL LYN Malors English Soclal Studies and Science Actlvltles Glee Club Future Nurses Club Home room Vtce Presldent and Jumor Red Cross Future Plans School of Nursnng TRAINOR MARY MELISSA Malors English Social Studles French and Mathematlcs ACIIVITIBS Barnstormers Barnstormers Board Chair man American Field Service Exchange Student to Germany Amer: can Fleld Service Committee and Glee Club Future Plans College 'Q' tl TURNAGE MARIE JEANETTE Malors English Social Stuclnes an Buslness Actlvltles Barnstormers and Library Club Future Plans Secretary TUTTLE ROBERT LEE Magors Engllsh Socuol Studies and Business Actlvltles Business Club and Booster Club Future Plans Barber School TZSCHUCKE CHRISTIAN U Mayors Englnsh and Social Studies Ac tuvltles Amerlcan Field Servnce Exchange Student From Germany Amencan Fleld Service Commnttee and National Honor Soclety Future Plans College TEMPLETON SHIRLEY KAY Malors English Soclal Studies and Business Actlvltles Booster Club Future Teachers Club and Barn stormers Future Plans Busmess College THOMPSON ALLAN R Malors Englush Soclal Studses Mathema tvcs and Forengn Languages Actnvmes Booster Club Student Coun cul Jumor Prom Court Football Court Escort Varsuty Swnmmmg Var stty Baseball Monogram Club Homeroom Oftlcer Amerxcan Field Service and Junuor Prom Chalrman Future Plans College THWAITS CHARLES W Mayors English Socral Studles German Science and Mathematlcs Actlvltles Dlvmg Varsnty Swlmmmg Sc: ence Club Blology Club Booster Club Monogram Club and Natlon al Honor Soclety Future Plans College TRIMMER PAUL WILLIAM Motors Engllsh Soclal Studtes and Mathematics ACYIVIIIQS JETS and Booster Club Future Plans College TROEGER ANDREW Malors Engllsh Socual Studies Mathematics and Sclence Future Plans College TUESLEY SIDNEY PAUL Malors English Social Stuclles Mothema tlcs and Science ACTIVITIES INTERLUDE Newspaper and Junnor Academy of Science Future Plans College 'S Hundreds and hundreds ot college bulletins can be found in Mr. Harters office, From these books and pamphlets comes information on such thinas as re- quirements for admission, costs, and dormitory facilities of the various col- leges. Planning ahead for college is begun in the freshman year as the four year plan for courses is made. In the senior year this planning ahead is terminated with a selection ot a college. Shown here, as they decide on a col- lege, are Phil Horton, Bob Parka, and Al Schachenman. UNDERLY, DON-Maiors: English, Social Studies, Mathematics, and Drafting. Activities: Baseball, Football, and Booster Club. Future Plans: Air Force. UNGURAIT, JAMES ROBERT-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Mathematics. Activities: Band. Future Plans: College. WADZINSKI, RICHARD LEE-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Mathematics. Activities: Football. Future Plans: College. WALKER, ROGER LEE-Majors: English, Social Studies, Spanish, and Mathematics. Future Plans: College. WALLACE, WINFORD DOYLE--Majors: English, Social Studies, and Shop. Future Plans: Produce Manager. WALTERSJUDY MAE-Majors: English and Social Studies. Activities: Library Club. Future Plans: Beauty School. WALTON, WILLA-Majors: English and Social Studies. Activities: Barnstormers. Future Plans: College. WEAVER, SHARON LEE-Majors: English, Social Studies, Spanish, and Business. Activities: INTERLUDE Newspaper, Spanish Club, and Library Club. Future Plans: College. WENZEL, RONALD-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Mathema- tics. Activities: Basketball Manager, Golf, National Honor Society, Booster Club, and Monogram Club. Future Plans. College. Each year various colleges send their re presentatives to Central High School The re presentatives distribute pamphlets display movies and discuss the many questions con cerning college life Here Barry Ritzler Mike i... 1'- Royster Bill Schall and Kenneth Robaska listen to the representative from Wabash College By meeting with and talking to such representatives the boys hope the college they choose will be a wise choice WESLEY JOSEPH RAY Maiors English Social Studies and Sci ence Activities Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Varsity Track and Monogram Club Future Plans College WEST JOHN THOMAS-Maiors English Social Studies and Art Activities Varsity Football Varsity Basketball and Varsity Track Future Plans College WHITE JOHN JOSEPH-Maiors: English Social Studies and Shop. Activities: Booster Club. Future Plans: Undecided. WHITESEL RONALD GEORGE-Majors: English Social Studies and Shop. Activities: Booster Club and Freshman Track. Future Plans: Auto Mechanic. WHlTESEl.l. RUTH ELLEN-Mcliors: English Social Studies and Busi- ness. Activities: National Honor Society Football Queens Court Booster Club Basketball Queens Court Junior Prom Court and Student Council. Future Plans: College. WHITLOCK ALONZO-Maiors: English Social Studies Art and Shop. Activities: Freshman Football. Future Plans: Evangelist Work. WHITMORE SHIRLEY MARIE-Maiors: English Social Studies and Business. Activities: Glee Club and Girl s Athletic Association. Fut- ure Plans: Office Work. WILK, VIRGINIA DELORES-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Home Economics. Activities: Interlude Yearbook, Barnstormers, Boost- er Club, and Student Council. Future Plans: Dress Making. WILKE, MARGARET LOUISE-Maiors: English and Social Studies. Activities: INTERLUDE Yearbook, Home room Officer, Junior Achieve- ment, and Barnstormers. Future Plans: College. 'IO Y C! li 9 ala' vil -Y , -i 1 Sledding, whether it be at Tower Hill or Leeper Hill, has became quite popular with CentraI's Seniors. This is often an after-the-game or after-the-dance activity. Many students plan sledding or tobogganing parties every week-end. For the more skillful person there are skiing parties, however, since only a minority skis, there are rn.- .1 - 1 D ut' L -0 fewer of these get-togethers. Seen her on Leeper Hill are Bob Floring, Carl Hass, and Sue O'Malley on the to- boggan and Fawn Workman on the sled getting a push from Tom Connelly. Sue doesn't seem to care too much whether or not she makes it as she hops aboard the to- boggan. S' 0 sf? xf 5. i 1? ' C WlLLlAMS, MYRA RUTH-Maiors: English, Social Studies, Spanish, and Business. Activities: Glee Club, Junior Achievement, Future Nurses Club, Barnstormers, and Booster Club. Future Plans: College. WILMORE, THOMAS L.-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Mathe- matics. Activities: Senior Class Vice President, National Honor So' ciety, Student Council, Cross Country Co-Captain, Swimming Team Captain, Track, and Monogram Club. Future Plans. College. WINDSOR, JACQUELINE H.-Mciiors: English, Social Studies, Mathe- matics, and Foreign Languages. Activities: National Honor Society, Varsity Cheerleader, Student Council, Junior Achievement, Booster Club, and Home room Officer. Future Plans: Marriage. 0 WINSTON, RICHARD N.-Maiors: English, Social Studies, Mathe- matics, ond Science. Activities: National Honor Society. Future Plans: College. WISE, GRETCHEN M.-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Foreign Languages. Activities: Future Teachers Club, Booster Club, and Junior Achievement. Future Plans: College. WISEMAN, KELSA-Maiorsz English, Social Studies, and Art. Activi- ties: Booster Club, Art Service Club, and Freshman Baseball. Future Plans: College. WITTERS, KAREN LEE-Majors: English, Social Studies, Business, and Foreign Languages. Activities: Junior Achievement President, Busi- ness Club, and Booster Club. Future Plans: College. WOODWARD, EDWARD ALAN-Moiors: English, Social Studies, and Mathematics. Activities: Varsity Swimming, Art Service Club, Booster Club, and Monogram Club. Future Plans: Undecided. WOODS, SUSAN JOYCE-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Busi- ness. Activities: Future Teachers Club and Art Service Club. Future Plans: College. 4,4 A iv . ' D . , I I WORKMAN, FAWN-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Business. Activities: Booster Club, lNTERLUDE Newspaper, and Student Coun- cil, Future Plans: College. WRIGHT, BOB-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Foreign Lan guages. Future Plans: College. WRIGHT, NANCY LEE-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Spanish Activities: Glee Club and Home room President. Future Plans: Em balming School. Seniors witness many changes and improvements The winner by unanimous decision of the how much can be crammed into one suitcase contest is generally con- ceded by seniors Sharon Gardner, Molly Busch and Barbara Rockhill to be Elaine Mursten. These girls are packed and ready to go on the annual senior trip to New York and Washing- ton D. C. during spring vacation, one f ofthe perennial highlights ofthe senior year. All packed? All set . . . And away we go! WRIGHT, RICHARD JOHN-Maiors: English, Social Studies, Science and Mathematics. Activities: Junior Prom Court, Varsity Football Varsity Baseball, and Booster Club. Future Plans: College. YEAKLEY, KAREN KAY-Maiors: Enqlish and Social Studies, Activi- ties: Future Nurses Club, Home room Secretary, Band, Glee Club, and Booster Club. Future Plans: School of Nursing. YOCKEY, MARLENE-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Business. Activities: Student Council and Booster Club. Future Plans: College. YOUNG, RICHARD WARREN-Majors: English, Social Studies, and Shop. Future Plans: Service. YOUNGQUIST, JACQUELINE ARLENE--Maiors: English, Social Stud- ies, and Home Economics. Future Plans: College. ZAKROCKI, BARBARA ANNE-Maiors: English, Social Studies, and Business. Activities: Barnstormers and Girls' Athletic Association. Future Plans: Secretary. ZEITNER, GEORGE-Majors: English, Social Studies, and Mathema- tics. Future Plans: Air Force. ZIMMERMAN, GARY A.-Majors: English, Social Studies, Mathema- tics, and Science. Activities: National Honor Society, Student Coun- cil, Home room Officer, Booster Club, and INTERLUDE Newspaper. Future Plans: College. . 'pb' 6-7 i ' K f ir 'x f . - 'X iv S .Z Junior Achievement, an organiza- tion which helps young people to broaden their knowledge of business and its management, is increasing its membership each year. Bill Monette and Carolynn Lippert with their spon- sor, Mr. Jack Lawrence, look forward to a successful year. They are members of the Achievers' Advertising Agency and have already published a pam- phlet advertising the J. A. company products. Later they will publish a J. A. yearbook. Carolynn, who is work- ing extra hard on J. A. this year, was chosen to be a representative from South Bend to the National J. A. Con- ference last summer. She and Bill, both seniors, will agree that J. A. was one activity they fully enioyed through- out their high school careers. Placing the correct order of food for a group of six is a feat lust short of magic. Dick Wright-courageous if not mystic--seems to be attempting the near-impossible. Included in this gang which has iust converged upon Azars in Dicks convertible are Gwen Oesch Ed Woodard Al Thompson Christie Kerr and Eddie Sears Seniors sell elevator passes to unwary frosh Seniors not pictured Allen Eileen Carnes Eugene Davis Henry Evans Lee Fleming David Flowers James Fritz Michael Fulnecky Michael Fultz lrma Green James ye ,Z M xi hr-C O . I . if f , A x . I . fl 3 , I ,sf-Jtl'f Q , E' 1 l Q , so will Hackney, Patsi jg l E J . '. I 75 ffl- , I 4 . 'i,sg'F , , ' Jr . : Y - -Q-nl 'o ,' u ij. xx 113 Green Patricia Hayes Robert Horner Mark Horvath Stephen Puechockl Robert Smith Jack Stachowski Sharlene Turner Michael Warren Alice Wharton Marlorle fn ,W fl 0 'J - x Q l v-V Y an .4f WE HELP CTHERS ON THEIR JO NEY .... 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These three, Karen Bloom, Rich Hering, and Larry Elliot, seem to be getting started early on the courses they'll take during their senior year. She: Sigh .... at last my Junior Prom. zu 5 4' ' ', .Q - x,, . . , - , , ,Q .xc . vu... ,mi li. if A c.a.L,xr:L 'rg 4 2 Q .. F :rf -' l F D... f A l -I ,I 155, 5.12, I q,! 1-M, -, , 'rt as '- .T c ww lf Anna. wi 'wr Ll Riff 'ffK'bA Hit, 'ai ' K. A J- Blix QQ at 5 Q f 5' G - J, gi. 'f 2 so N -'Y 4 fi' U, i,'-by 3,3 L, X ,S B ,s iii: N H fain M Vi. -A 3 - if .Q . P5 49 wg' ..- -D c-1. X ' I-TTYL 1: .NL A1 X x -f '-'95 , , ag- Q- '. S f D 'AJ Q ,: 2 'T' v- J- c 1' N f Q' f L. -N' ' A ,M 23, 15:-' L I S 'l ' ' wr' A v LL sd. i L4 x A i A . , T, ,. v A kv ' X A 4' T ' ': .. Leonard Luther, Marlin Lynn, Richard McCarty, Rex McComas, Sharon Mc- Cullum, Sid McCumsey, Pat McFarland, Mike McGregor, Bob McKinley. William McRae, Anita Madison, Ted Mager, JoAnn Mallard, James Manion, John Manis, John Manuszak, Scott Martin, Winfred Martin. Sandra Matafin, Thomas Maxwell, Barry Mead, Betsy Mead, George Meadimber, Barbara Melson, Gary Melton, Keith Merrill, Cindy Meyers. Jim Mikolaiczak, John Miller, Randa Miller, Robert Miller, Judy Mohler, David Molnar, Donald Molnar, Betty Morris, Jani., Moskwinski. Mary Ellen Mrozinski, John Molkey, Tom Muncie, Billie Lau Myers, Larry Nagy, Janice Nakano, Shirley Nemeth, Bill Newson, Ronald Niedbala. Janet Nowicki, David Oberholtzer, Gary Oesch, James Oltman, Linda Orban, Jim Otolski, Larry Overton, Alfonso Owsley, Jeannie Papet. Nancy Parko George Pasallch Brenda Paul Mary Perkuns Roger Peters Phul Perle Luz Phrllps Wulllam Pnlarskn Ray Pvnter Luther Pompey Jacky Porlle Karen Potts Jamie Pound Jerry P coal Caro lyn Przygoda Judy Pugsley Janet Putnam George Radecku Henry Rakowskn Al Rapp Sharon Ras mussen Bob Ray Elaxne Ray Robert Raymond Clndy Reddlsh Tom Reed James Renter Jlm Remble Duane Rems Jrm Rce Wanda Rnchardson Curtls Rncks Gary Rlchert Ruth Ruckus John Rldenour Serge Rnvard Jon Roblnson Marulyn Roeder James Roelke Jay Rohr Carol Rosttzer George Rowan Tom Rullu Dave Rup chock Brenda Rydzlnsku Roger Saba' Gerald Sakaguchl Mnl llcent Samaruch Ernestme Sauls Donald Sausaman Ronald Sayer Marcra Scanlon Merry Kay Schatzle John KXA ' X 712 MVA' R fk 1-m 445 Q34 is 38 Ahh lilh TIJ in - A9 f,d 't 'x if 1 ' , 5 v' l ' l I ' , , 1 a 1. - g Q 'K L . , J ' Q J, 4, 1. 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A f. 0 Schemvnskl ham Schoolman Mary Anne Schultz Tom Schwenk Wrnnle Sears Karen Segety Sue Shellenberger Esther Sher burn Dave Sherman Gene Sherry Kenny Sherry Gerald Shrdaker Jlm Sholly Janet Shoup Shrrley Snlvers Josephme Sums Sandra Snmpson Nancy Smdlmger Carol Sklodoskn Patrlcla Smartz Betty Smead Ted Smerekanlch Donna Smlth Gerald Smath Jerry Smlth Melinda Smith Ron Smlth Sharon Smnth Una Rae Smrth Carl Snyder Jnm Snyder Mary Margaret Snyder Phyllrs Salomon Mary Ellen Sopcsynskl Nancy Sotkuew Jlm Spears Roger Spuckler Frank Sprnnger Albert Spromberg Ray Stat ford George Stamm Susan Steel Tom Steel Marilyn Steenbeke Kay Stockton Carolyn Stone Janalyce Stouder Karen Strandhagen Damon Straup Pat Strrckler Amanda Strong Barry Stull Sherry Stults A5 WC 4 1 -5 mdk 1-tl Pl ' L.-L A-. ' -.1 Q11 .1-.L a AL ,-06' lst Ill! gl F3025 1 -s. '1 12 4 fs, '-.5 f g C. ,V ,Q IW 1, ?f F ,,?:f, ,:' If -ii' ig? 'rig Q-..'-' ,- fp-'. f my x g if f Q C- .. p Good Mornlng this IS Central Hugh School News Vlews and lntervnews A ypncal beglnnmg of the raduo program whrch .lack Ernsberqer and Craug Long produce each Wednesday from 715 until 9 30 A M On thus proqram IS pre sented a wnde varlety of sublect matter untervnews wuth promunent persons musucal selectlons sports reports and school news whsle the partlcupants gam valuable knowledge of radso echmque through actual experience hey Prmce'3 36 'H1in. JUS. Sv kx SA 5? 'K f-1-. WW GM L 45 i lv. Mskx J, n Princess? You re klddmg us' if gl Y. i 3 'xg tm Charles Szabo Barbara Tanlcersley Evelyn Taylor Marallnd Taylor Roas lmd Taylor Jesse Thompson Tom Thornton Stanley Thrasher Marxlyn Thrasher Robert Tledge Betty Tomllnson Duane Topash Louis Toth Bull Trobaugh La verne True Bruce Ullrey Ellzabeth Vaughn Terry Voogd Lols Ann Wadlck Jlm Waite Claudia Wall Irene Walton Nyoka Walton Ralph Walkowskl Sandy Ward Dave Warren Geoffrey Watkm Shenla Watkms Gary Weaver Dave Webb Gerald Weger Barbara Weln stem Paul Westerhouse Bab Wharton Mary Wheelock Beatrlce Wulltams Eddle Wnlllams Gwendolyn Wllloams Betty Wnlson Mrke Wllson Lrnda Walt fong Norma Wmther Robert Wlsmew sk: Jerry Wlseman John Wolf Mary Lou Wolfe Nancy Woltman Nor man Working Jam Wynne John What Inger Theresa Zablk Wayne Zander Loss Znelmsku Lorranne Zawuerucha f :Z l' -:ji , All I V ' tx ': I N. 4 5 x 11 - . ' ' ' ' .I ' ll 4- A I I ' ' . . . . 1 ' ' - . o , o o 0 d . 0 o o o G 0 0 1 . 'Q' ' ' - 1 t. .Q ns 1 - - 1 ut - 1 .y . - . 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I ,r 'j 121 Doug? Would you loosen that left s ate just a little? My foot lust went to sleep And so goes the conversa tron of sophomore class ofhcers Jam Alexis president Doug Ogden vrce president Sharlene Hoke secretary and Diane Newman treasurer as they prepare for an eventnq of skatnnq at Howard Park Its not all play and no work for thus group however snnce thelr admmlstratnon and plannunq have produced rel results Suxty dollars earned at theur bake sale was the noteworthy means that brought about the destred end the sophomore dance She Geometry - all those angles look the some' FV 01: Tom Abel James Ackert Carl Adams Susan Apelsperger Judnth Alchele Rrchard Alasko Jvm Alexis LeRoy Allen Jerry Allsop 2 I 4 A Elllah Anderson James Anderson Kelth Anderson Tom Anderson Frank Apel ton Chuck Atwood Yvonne Balch Davud Barley Duane Baker Pam Balanow Phllllp Baldwin Roberta 'Na Balsley Nancy Barr Joe Basker Lee Beatty Tom Behlung Dorothee Bell Brll Bel ednn K I K 'mx Ben Bendnt Phrl Bennett Ton' Bennett l 5 f 5 Barbara Berlmsku Ivan Bernstern Dave Berta Wayne Buelelewskn DeWayne Black Ralph Boase x ' th I Wendy Boberg Tlmothy Borsodu Jnm f Bostnc Marsha Bowman Paul Bragg -fb Ida Marne Brown Eugene Brsenskl harles Bush Sharon Butcher . - gh v 122 lc . a . 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J J- 5. . lr Davnd Holmberg Frank Horak Stephen Horvath Gardner Hotchklss Dean Howard Jackle Howard Mary Hruska Shlrley Huff Wade Hughes Terry Hume George Husband Rose mary Ierac: James .lomszewskx Tom Janowlak Carol Jaroszewskn Jack Jen nxngs Alan Kane Larry Johns Larry Johns Gary Johnson Peg John son Darlues Jones Florence Jones Duane Judah Gerhard Judgahn Mar sho Jurek Steve Kalka Lynne Kaser Gordon Kaylor Paulune Kazmlerzak Make Kelley Howard Kep schull Lonza Kerr Paul Kale Eugene Kung Davud Jezuorsku Donna Kmgery Merrutt Karkman Eugene Klaffke Ralph Kllng Pat Klum :shun Opal Annette Knight Trudy Koe hnke Al Kolat Veronuca Kopacz Davnd Korpal Karen Korros Helen Kotows Chrlstme Korowskn Eddle ska Carol Kronwstter Norman Kukla Patrucla Kull Robert Kwasneskl Jerry Lacy Barry Ladd Robert LaGodney Don Lambert Jewell Lane Peggy Lane Terry Lannan Allce Lark Leeann Lar kn Jeanme Lauder Llnda Layman Betty Lee Albert Leeke Sue Levy Mike Lewandowskl Lmda Lezak Sue Lezer Ronald Llzzl George Lonq Betty Louus Anne Lov gren Bull Lowel Ann Ludwng Carol Ludwig Lellse Leynk Tonya McCammon Glorna McCoy Ralph McCoy Karla McCroy Woodrow McDonald Bull Mclntyre Barb McKenzue Gloria McNulty Barbara Mahler Judy Mahler Mildred Malor Bob Mnkselsku Peggy Mallory Cheryl Malone Ruta Marcotte Melvsne Marshman Davud Martln 51- E f aiu. 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A lit A ' 7 in rg .2--Q. ag 1. 44 tm-LKL -.k I1 1 , 2 a : C M003 ml Donna Martynowtcz Frances Mar ynow :cz Ted Mason Rack Megyesu Katnerone Meter Jean Menzte Roberta Metz Ron Muchaels Joyce Mtchalskt Ruth Mtlhous Frank Mtllar Linda Ml ler Sharon Muller Andrtanne Mtltken Charles Mlnkler Phtl Mlnnes Terry Monroe Del Montgomery Joe Moore Sandra Moore Sherry Mor fell Btll Morrus Sue Marruson Gerald Mortz Jacquelene Moskwtnsku um Mueller Charles Muldrow -lane' NUHY John Nate Essue Neal Dennts Nemeth Jessre Newburn Leroy Newhouse Sue Newland Duane New man Bull Nnblnck Jone Nnbllck Martha Nlck Carol Nrver Ann Nux Ronald Norsworthy Jackie NOWOlf LOUIS Nowak Davtd Nowakow sk: Ruchard Nowafka Muchael Oehler Doua Oqden L 9 Am, Farkun Georqe Parsons Andrea Paul Btll Paulsen Jo Ann Pawlak Bonnle Pearson Patrrcta Pecsl e Gee, dad you spose Ill make varsity? From the look on Ethel Sanders face she certainly recelved a surprlse wuth her report card It proved to be a pleasant surprise however fave As The report cards whnch Fred Feldman Larry Johns Ethel and Marque Schultz are recetynng from Mr Ell are those prepared by the school cuty IBM equipment used for the turst tame thus year Although the appearance of the cards ts changed from those ln years past they stnll represent the same thang a personallzed report of the social and academlc progress at the lndnvld ual student at , p V dx' 5 . '- I 4 7- I . ,.s.. 'Q Q -eel 74-. +A ss. 42 gi '. '. ' K 4 , A I S K M 1 , ,x 5 5 t --M l 1 1 bf I 1 , N 1 v f v ' 1 - H- ' L , I . I . X- . ' 4 A - , .ix f ' - K t i I-1 Q I ' A . I X. 'L -J 'X ,h , Y y - - . I ,' A I - fl N. K2 ' s. ' G : . ,f , 4 4 , . 4: ' ' I 1 yi . ,, Y . t v 1 I - ' ', .l X ni . I 1 , I , . ,I ' J : J Q' N . 9 F 5 , t . ,Q ,y Y v 't '- I' . V X- , A - ' xxx , xvlx !4 , 'l R- Q A y j ' ' XA Ah. l ' - 'VA 7 .' 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D r I Dovld Pedevllla Davld Pendzmsku Don Perkms Jeffrey Perkins Mltchell Persh mg Ed Peterson Stuart Phelps Bev erly Ptechownak Bruce Plew Becky Ponder Jam Pondenexter Sharon Powell Ronald Prawat Loneatus Pruce Jerrylynn Proctor Jesse Psarakts Joyce Radcltffe Ted Raker Madelon Rauch Karen Reynolds Caro lyn Rnce Kathy Ruchards Albert Rude nour James Rtdenour Stephen Rrdg way Kathy Rrtzler John Robaska Beverly Roberts Bonnue Roberts Larry Robmson Lowell Robmson Charles Romrne Chris Ronay Jacqueline Ros sow Eddue Ryan Carolyn Rydzrnskn Paul Rzeszewska Jeraldlne Sallows Ethel Sanders Ronme Sayers Susan Schauts Bob Schermerhorn Joyce Schundt Lawrence Schundt Janet Schrader Margorne Schultz Fred Schulz Steve Secrrst Ollie Seeler Bob Serfert Thomas Sergeant Ronald Sherburn John Shtmer Phyllls Shoemaker Carol Sholly Barbara Szatkowskl Jane Srek man Sharon Slgrnst Marllyn Simmons Sophza Simons Jerry Srsk Barbara Srsson Brll Smrth Charles Smzth John Smnth Wrllram Smlth Sue Snyder Carolyn Sacchunl Phllup Soc hockt Eumce Speake Pat Springer Jan Squares Ed Stelnho fer Dlanne Stephens Charlene Stokes Make Stout Gwen Strandberg Gerald Stull Sandra Sullivan Addie Surratt Sandra Sworn JC1Ck Swank Ronald Swratowy Bob Swlck Guna Tabler Jeff Tailor Dorothy Tate Laura Taylor Songa Taylor Gus Thanos Cathernne Thomas Charles Tomas James Thomas Mnchael Thomas Lanny Thompson Rnchard Thompson John Thorpe Sandy Trrotta Ronald Tohulka Gelf fery Trace Marque Trarnor Jeff Trem per Charles Truett Gordon Tuesley Marram Tuttle Thomas Tykes 1655 -sq B L M75 lik hp fix ith Pl! 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Wilrfow. fd... , M Arlett Kay Winnill Milton Winston Dame Winters Dennis Winters Larry Wiseman Barry Watters Peter Worrer L M h Linda Woodard Susan Woodward Stephen Wroblewski Beverly Young Q gb ' 'T b' Rocky Young Ronald Zubkoff mwfin They The Sophomore dance was swell XKXXQ X X fe I .4,..-v-' ll 'l Q l lfff X W- XYVHJ 7'7- xx Which record should we play next? says one to the other Enioying one of those nice quiet evenings at home when there isnt a game or a 'i-1 dance are Carolyn Sacchini and Gary Weaver one ofthe couples that we see frequently in our Central halls 127 .. r . . . . ' 'T' , s 1-- ? vi -l V Q il' .. .5 iv . ' ' ' A I x? N. it - 4:-'rx it 1 ,- -, Lv--,X f ' 5 H I . 1 H y P A. I I ' I ' Wu. I' lx bi 4. fi r- ' , . ', Q I g 3 if I Lys f -i , 1 ,x ' ' I' 3 Q. 37 X ' -. ' Q 1. is O Q . P ,Mx 1 Y iN - , 1 . i J t . I .5 X 'll x ' i 5 - X i 'Q Y ' I ,t ..-al xx 4 XX h 4, -W v k g x ' . N' 'XV 'V X l . ' - X i Q ', S. 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Here we find Sue Grainger, Treasurer, Jackie Papay, Secretary, Joyce Sherwood, Vice President, and John Costello, President, studiously do- ing their homework, another important high school adventure. She: Anyone like a slightly used elevator pass? Michele Ackerman, Thomas Adams, James Alexander, LaVerne Allen, Char- lean Anderson, David Anderson, Brad- l 7 lee Andreae, Phyllis Aughinbaugh, Bar- bara Austin. Marjorie Badowski, Tim Baker, Robert Bakor, Cherri Baldwin, Martha Balis, Marilyn Ball, Jackie Barcom, Tom Bar- rett, Hosea Ba rry. Dion Basham, Eugene Basker, Ken Bateman, Steve Batzel, Tom Beatty, Daryl Bellis, James Bergan, Sue Ber- ger, Joel Berman. Bill Beyrer, Roseonn Biloski, Ruth Bil- owski, Louis Bixler, Rena Sue Black, Douglas Blake, Linda Bock, Tom Bolin- ger, Jackie Bolterman. Sandra Bone. Edna Boone, Neil Bor- ders, Kathleen Botteron, Jim Braden Magnolia Brady, Marty Braunsdorf, Janice Brinley, Dave Brockey. Beth Broders, Fred Brothers, Bill Brown, Joe Bubelenyi, Theresa Bukowski, Rich- ard Burnoski, Tom Caddy, Carnie Cain, Nancy Campbell. . , , 'i A 4 ' 5: J if so f 3 '-. if-. ikl-s. A- Tis ar 2 an si -A g A . ,3 I twig ls' A ' ' V- I Tx Y I X 1 ' th J K ,fs KTM 'X f .1 ' , s . Q Q .nu T, , , A Q 9 ,- D i t 2 1 1 D-T in .X LX Ak- s X K. L I .XA l 5 73 i A 53. .- - :. v L' J ' . 5 -'VT 4 3 -Q' Q A fx 'xx ' k A A , I A i X NAL - 0- na 1 'Ss Q j-P. .1 I -. ,, . as , 'A Eli- 1 I A V Q 'i as Q Q Q ' - -n gr , ,, 6. Q T, f . X .t - . .Y X '1 ilk i J 1 f -A 'fx l28 .-,I N5 82 il ll RJ A N23 v-7 2 HL K A 'i fmf4 GA LX ,gg 13 My sf sr 4. ivhs L: 1 X 'V lap -Us sf Jr 59' as KA at- wqgrl 25 E L fa 1? this 9-M L 'SS 5' wi r .ff F' 000 L '7' -...Q ' Qnvtl A an Xgx My Q is l w hem A x 'I29 Bobby Carr Robert Cartwrtght Sandra Gates Carolyn Cauffman Carol Chest nut MaryAnn Chester Vlckt Chrapluvy Joe Chunn Charles Clark Gary Clarke Irene Coalmon John Cockrell Tom Compton Martlyn Cook John Costello Jtll Cote Bull Cowan Curtts Crtttendon Kathy Crowe Sylvta Cruff James Csabt Betty Cuthbert Carol Cuthbert son Nancy Cutler Mtke Cytackt Karen Dabros Bob Darley Dallas Dunn Tom Dantelowtcz Joseph Darnell Charles Daube Mark Daugh erty Marqaret Davenport Cheryl Davtson Paul Dawntnq Marllynn De Buysser Tom Deka Olnver DeLaughter Helen Depaepe Martlynn Devmey Janlce Diehl James Dtnqes Tom Dobeckt Janice Doetsch Mtchael Donovan Pat Donovan Patrucla Dorsey Ethel Douglas Dennis Dowdell Fred Draper Karen Dunbar John Erhardt Joan Ertckson Dove Ernsberger Tom Everett Jacquelyne Ewtng Ltnda Feldman Steve Felklns Berry Fleener Carol Fleming Duane Ftlley Marcta Fusher Berry Lee Fleener Mary Foller Dan Foohey Ronald Ford Carolyn Forrest Marty Fortson Wllma Foster Ramona Fox Bull Frank Carol Frederick Nancy Fredertck Stephen Freel Jum Frepan Jimmy Galenttne Bonme Gay Ztnk Gerhard Judy Gessler Connue Gull Judy Gull Pauline Glantz Brenda Gordon Linda Grabarek Sue Grainger Barbara Grau Dan Greene Don Gravenor Jon Gravenor Dorls Grtfftn George Grzegorek Gerald Grzeskow tak Cratg Gubl Lance Guilford Davtcl Guztcku Loretta Kackney Ursel Haffer Donna Hagedorn Mary Frances Hall away f . s f, , , t , ' - A f -P . .I z A 5 3' ':. 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B-Q3 As the upperclassmen tradmonally gather beneath he clock before school so the frosh go to the cafe terra on the p etense of studylnq Here Judy Kreps Karen McClellan Ball Frank Gary Mlltenberqer and Elame Zuroff Indulge In group study conversatuon 1 Z 'l'1 They Here we stand - end of th 'We 5 KJ' QF S Xi A. KL X45 -ef: ' C, ef L.l 'f J, -ic. 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H930 -1x'1'Q.x ae +L. 132 X4 Janet Moore John Moore Judy Mor gan Lots Marqon John Morruson Norman Mrozmzkl Justtne Murray Rlchard Murray George Myer Paul Nash Steve Nnce Sklp Nlemer Bull Nrxon Kathy Norrns Connle Nors worthy Frank Nowakowslu John Olszewskl Bonnle O Nevll Muke Otolsku Thelma Pange Mrke Papal Carolyn Papay Jacquelyn Papay Bruce Papet Pete Papo: Margie Parko Bernadette Paszkuet Georgeann Pawlak Bull Pecze Jean Pegues Karen Pendl Lols Peklns John Perklns Nancy Plerce Jonllynn Pm kowskl Margaret Platt Darrell Plummer Tom Poehlman Much ael Ponder Marsha Potts Deresste Powell Jlm Powell Bruce Prekowltz Don Pressnall Anita Pride Robert Pruebe Gene Pritchard Betty Purnell Thomas Putz Sandra Raabe Ronald Radeckl Donald Ralsku Dlxle Raspovrts Debbie Rawlmgs Chuck Reaves Brad Reddrng Fred Kelp Larry Remble Bull Renforth John Reuthe Carolyn Richard Galen Rvchert Myra Roblnson Louls Ropcs Cassne Rousculp Fred Fosenfleld Beverly Rozek Vicks Rozelt Ralph Rozlckn Carol Rumpf Doug Ryzdynskr Charles Sachs Dan Sage Mmme Sander Kaye Sandme Robert Sanner Duane Schat zle Joyce Schoolman Frltz Schrecken bach Glen Schultz Glorla Scott lda Sears Elalne Secrlst Judith Seese Mary Margaret Shafer Dave Sheets James Sheldon Joyce Sherwood Grace Shudler Linda Shrlt Larry Shoemaker Aretha Showers E O Showers Glona Slmpson Barbara Slater Barbara Sletten Charlean Small Andre Smerekamch Bruce Smtth I I ' 1 4 . 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L..e.s.J a.evA'foa fixes. .ep .fig L 'I33 TlCKE.TS 25+ X -s,...'-P Eddre Charles Smath Gary Smlth Karen Smlth Gerry Snlder Phyllls Snyder Susan Sprmger Ronald Spry Bette Steele Frank Steuner Lynn Stnckler Larry Stutsworth Vearl Strong Mary Swanson Karen Sweet Nancy Szulczyk Sandy Taque Tom Talkowskl David Tate Shrrley Tate Paula Thuelke Thelma Thomas Pot Thompson Larkyn Thorn ton Judy Tldwell Nancy Tobler Tan Tobolsku Sharon Town John Townsend Tom Trummer Jane Trzybrnsku Joan Trzybmskl Dennus Tudor Charlotte Ulenck Vrrgsnua Un derly Fonda Varllancourt Paul Varga Mnke Vayda Betty Vexel Ben Vnolette Chrvs Wagner Lovell Walker Mrchelle Shlrley Walker Shlrley Wall Walsh Walker Sharon Beverly Waltons Cullen Walton Curtus Walton John Ward Leo Ward Leslie Warner Wlllre Washington Charles Watkrns Nellie Webster Sue Webster Douqlas Weer Paul West Robert West Sally Wheelock Kenny Whute Conme Whutnnqer John Wngfan Larry Wrllett Leatha Wulluams Marsha Wllluams Paula Wnlllams Robert Wullrams Wendy Wulllams Larry Wolfe Carolyn Woods Macy Woods Doyle Wrught Carolyn Wynegar Rlchard Wynegar Stephen Yuhasz Klaus Zmk Elame Zuroff l Y X fy! 1 f :Lg ' I, KI. - . 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A T. XA Ae cl J, f .- - . he L L I ItI - IA Mn' ,Q f'IlIII Q, kt t I IZ, . II YI! 'I It , 4 A , S r I 4 I +II l ' rf I .I 1. . . Y I ,In 7 T I . I . . . L C , - I I ' - ' - .' I - 4 , - ' 1 ' I N 1 l llllll ' ' J . ' . ' I . T 1 L ' l ' - , - - - ' I I . 1 up 36 'S LJ mc. M993 s '-J is 52 ah. S '79 QQ .- rs Ronald Adams Terry Auchele Norman Albert Gaul Aldrudge Davud Alexander Helen Alex ander Madelune Allen Pamela Allen Pearl Allen Rucka Allen Duck Anderson Frances Anderson James Andrysuak Bonnue Arens Allen Armstrong Aldeen Arndt Alvunda Atkuns George Austun Beverly Baurd James Baker Mary Baker Freddue Baldwun Danny Bango George Bcusker Earl Baughman Beverly Bednar Joanne Bell Roberta Benson Mary Berry Darlene Bugham Harry Bullungsley Duck Bluley Jerry Borsodu Nancy Bodcher Bogart Bogart Paul Boggs Delorus Boltan Juanuta Bonds Ethel Boone Lee Borten Marua Bowman Quuck Boyd Carolyn Bra 0 9 '3 f2B'3Qf'1 H nine.. xb1uuAh. L. +1 NRA' LM ws ' A. ITL boy Ollue Bradford Patrucra Bratton Evelyn Brutton Januce Brutton Sharon Brown Vuckue Brown Carolyn Bryant Juanda Buchanon Emma Burks Dorothy Burnett Barbara Butler llce Butler Duana Butt Betty Byrd Naomu Byrd Muchael Calver Sharon Colver Don Caparell Reggue Carpenter Susan Carr Carolyn Carter Dennus Carter Rosalue Casner Chrustune Cass Duane Chandonua Steve Chan donucu Esther Chareton Elaune Cuesuollca Char lotte Chusm James Chusm Barbara Ann Clark Gary Clevengen Bull Close Walter Coalmon Glenn Coble Douglas Coul Dennus Comau Dorothy Combs Lunda Connelly Norma Cop page Judy Cornn Jean Crowe Pat Crowek Sandra Curtus Ralph Cybulsku Junuor huqh Student Councul a new organuzatuon developed un uunuor hugh has struved to promote a better school and a closer relatuonshup between the faculty and students Wuth sponsor Mr Danuels Wnlluana Maefueld presudent Connue Joyner vuce presudent Delores Bolton secretary and Januce Sundlun ger treasurer duscuss one of the many ussues whuch they have encountered Throughout the year the councul wll have completed such prolects as Open House for the parents publucatuon of two newspapers untroductuon of new students arruvung at Central for the furst tume and establushment of a lost and found department They wull also spon sor the euqhth qrade party and usher at the graduatuon exercuses I . 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'R 36 L Q X. xK'h g .1 Students enloy theur lufe un Jumor Hugh School, Norman Gurwutz Ralph Hackney James Handley Chrustune Handy Curtus Hardy Donald Hardy Lunda Harman Wendel Harmon John Harrunger Alnetta Harrus Wulluam Harrus Hayes Hunton Horlan Shurley Harvell Ann Hatfueld Cynthua Wulluam Herman Mary Hughland Joyce Dorothy Hunton Marlene Hopkuns Clara der Ronald Horlander Cheryl Horn Patrucua Hornung Lmda Horvath Dorphune Hos ton Mae Wullue Howard Gerry Hudson Marsha Huff Bonnue Hughes Donald Hullmger Hullunger Joyce Ingram Kenny Irons Frances Beatruce Jackson Larry Jankowsku Wulluam Jastrzelsku Brenda Jennungs Larry Jenmngs Vera Jenmngs Hullary Jenkuns Davud Jensen Abbue Johnson Alma Johnson Dorus Johnson Gary Johnson John Johnson John Johnson Joyce Johnson Myra Johnson Ray Johnson Susue Johnson Ted Johnson Bertha Jones Charles Jones Dorus Jones Verlus Jones Wesley Jones Jackue Jorden Melva Joseph Melvun Joseph Conme Joyner Gerald Karden Mary Kartz Mary Kelp Carolyn Keller Jerry Kumble fl 723, 're C31 M SAE. 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VN LDLLLL N' Davnd Klnner Lynn Kirkwood Marcia Knef Raymond Knnght George Koszegl Eugene Ko lnskl Elizabeth Kovacs Dorothy Kozlow athryn Kozuch Nlck Krlll Richard Kruszews Robert Lane Jean Lark Russell LaVme Mau Lee Glorna Lenonr Dorothy Llragerfelt J Lodholtz Herbert Langley Glorua Lacey D Lynn Barry McCoy Eugene McDonald Reggy McElleme Lorraune Kenzle Kenneth McMorrls Steven McMor Gene McNeal Kenneth McNeely .ludye Madls Wllllana Moefleld Sharon Manley Lnnda Mar c a Grocne Martin James Martm Martin Mor Ronald Martln Curtns Mason Larry Mays R Mason Dennis Mead Dewitt Menya Meredoth Ronny Meyers mond Gene James Muller Joyce Muller Leon Maller Maur Ronald Muller Sandra Mlller Marge Linda Mlsel Darlene Molner Pam Larry Morrls Muller nmg Moran Mary Morrow Sallle Morrow Davud Muldr Albert Murrany Carol Nagy Donna Na Nancy Nicholson Loulse Nozkowskn Paul M kowskl Julie Orban Autls Owens whale looking forward to Senior Hugh School 1 hu ... 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Kermnt Owens Lowree Owens Sue Owens J Page Sharley Pange Phyllls Parrash Harry Pa Jlm Panos Annie Pappas Andrela Paul Ro Pau Jack Peffley Verdua Perry Carol Pemea Vnct Peters Rlchard Pfelfer Thomas Plechackl Pmkad Kathleen Platz Joe Polk Judy Po Wllllam Powell Jerry Preston Charles Price Cleaster Price Psarakns John Raker Marge Rector Al Redding Juaneta Reddlng Beverly Reese B Rhoads Lodns Rhodes George Rnaknotake Georgua Rnaknotake Ka Rnchert James Rivers Annette Robinson neth Rogers Roy Rogers James Romlne Ja Rose Connie Rydzlnskn Rrchard Sockett Betsy Sanders Achilles Sangster Dore Sangster Mary Saunders Barbara Schaee Dorothy Sconders Patrncla Scott Flare Scruggs Tum Segmtz Barbara Seward Ch Shankle Afthel' 5ltUI'f11 Chorlle Shurn, Janlce Smdlm Paul Slndllnger, Cheryl Snsk, Danlel Slagle, F Snyder, Ronald Sonsley, Ronnie Spears, Cha Smith, Irene Smrth Freeman Smith, Janice Smith, Judy Smith, Kay Smith, Wilkins Stafford, Edward Stokes, Sharon Stone, Rosetta Strong, Gretchen Strandhagen, Lucalous Strong, Patrick Statsman. Jean Sullivan, Roger Sullivan, Woodrow Sullivan, Fletcher Surratt, Dora Tate, Lucille Taylor, Sherry Temple, Walter Temple, Heddi Tenenbaum, Charles Tennessee, Irene Theodosiou. Pete Theodosiou, Richard Thomas, Shirley Thomas, Van Thomas, Rebecca Thompson, Dan Toles, Carl Tolle, Donald Tolle, Clifford Townsend, Donald Urbanski, Jim Vancik. Harry Vanscoyk, Martha Vanscoyk, Steve Vogel, Celetine Wafford, Nancy Waldman, Herbert Walker, Jean Walker, Norma Walder, Roosevelt Walker, Paulette Wallace, Richard Wamsley. James Ward, Carry Washington, Ronnie Washing- ton, Karen Weiswegver, Horatian Welch, Wanda Welch, Janie Wendt, Mike Wemenberger, Tom Wemenberger, Earl Wetter, Shirlie Weyman. Loretta White, Maggie White, Rosemary White, Joe Whitfield, Rosa Whiting, Dorothy Whiting, Annie Whitmore, William Whitmore, Gene Wil- cox, Joyce Wilks, Ardine Williams. Chinnie Williams, Cecelia Williams, Deloris Wil- - Iiams, Jenny Sue Williams, Sammie Williams, K Sarah Williams, Sylvester Williams, Almera Wil- son, James Wilson, Billy Witz, Calvin Winston. Charles Witz, Carter Wolf, Eddie Woods, Rhonda Worischeck. The Junior High Booster Club start- ed the year with a very successful membership drive. Getting schedules made for the iunior high sports was the next proiect, and a door decorating contest for Christmas followed. The theme for this contest was Christmas Vogues in Doors , and the iudges were from the PTA and the Art Department. The club also sponsored a bus to the Muessel basketball game, and an as- sembly honoring the basketball team was also on the agenda. I fm ,, ,. , a .fgfififii j'w 'ffv sf Us 2' if 'fav ,IT A -QL it -AB. M 5 9 9 iQ'li5Q.2.. M. .fa 3 4 4 1 F.. .l .. ' sf. .Q tl Qi. - ,. g?: T' Y Qi A- k I A K 2- 5 '-5 A X ' -gk , 4 5 ii, 'X,, elvis, f .SQ J Q' ' Y 1- 5' l '1 L 1 2 I . E: 1 KJ- H N ii'-5' A . M ,, x Y - 'Q 751- umw, , ,., l , rQf'9. 'a MIRROR PRESS Printing 307 West .lette I Ph CE 3 2635 S ShBdS 922 SOUTH BEND GLASS, INC. 1211 Mishcwoko Avenue S hB d 5 d AT76533 MEADIMBER'S LINCOLNWAY STANDARD SERVICE Decorating Supplies C. E. LEE CO. 225 South Main Street Exclusive Wilson and Rawlings Distributors RECO SPORTING GOODS 113 North Main Street Look for the Log Front GERARD PHARMACY NATIONAL MILK COMPANY 9215 hL' Tlph T71563 C g l T Th G d Cl Of 1960 Congratulations ancl Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of T960 From Carl C Prlcldy s CARLTON STUDIO 4 ' I suite -5-6 Phone te Theatre Building Clintrdl 4-9596 Mic els 8: Mann VVO egs Modern Men's Sores H8 South Michi S eet COMPLIMENTS OF THE SHERIFF OF ST. JOSEPH COUNTY Rental Typewriters FORBES TYPEWRITER CO. 228 West Colfax Avenue CE 4-4491 South Bend, Indiana J welers to Central Graduates for over Thirty Years BLOCK BROTHERS Michigan at Washington VAN BUREN FOOD MARKET TU ESLEY s. CRUICKSHANK You' sa 'gS ' ' ' grow faster at Tower, because earnings are mpounded twice yearly ! Cu tRate 316010 Per Annum SCHATZLE Tool' 8' DIE Co' FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Qwliw Tools ASSOCIATION or soun-I BEND CE 3 4374 s h B d I d T4 BEST WISHES TO ALL MAYOR EDWARD F VOORDE THE BOOK SHOP INC OUTH BEND FLORAL COMPANY S SOUTH BEND FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Ford Hopkms Rexall Drug Store Pick Oliver Hotel Building VAN HORNE 8. COMPANY I W CE 4753 THE PHILADELPHIA I4 I 60 Greeting Cards - Fountain Pens - Books - S ' y 1 Q I3O orth Michigan Street Say it with flowers. II4 . Michigan Street Ph CE 3-8227 South Bend, Indiana one Diamonds Watches Jeweiry 14 est Washington - I II6 North Michigan Streei C g I ' d B 'h h G d ' Cl I9 'I IT'S GILBERTS McCombs 5C to 51.00 816 P tage Ave. A pl I f y h d d h I y YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Choice Meats 8. Fancy Foods One Man Tells Another MARTIN'S SUPER MARKET 813 S h M hg S 1439 Portage South Bend, Ind CE 3-0670 C i URBANSKI SERVICE STATION h Lincoln Way West South Bend, Indian G d 9 CI f 1960 from CURl'S DRUG STORE H. G. CHRISTMAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY S O' mo INCORPORATED . Congratulations KUERT CONCRETE, INC. Wish You S Continued 142 Hans Rlntzsch Luggage Shop 137 North Mlchlgan Street AMPBELL'S STANDARD SERVICE Acknowledgments Ferrell our prunclpal Mrs Claur Bookstore r Phelps our school photographer r Marvin photography Dave Berta student photographer Cobb of Edwards Brothers Jack Bundy of S K Smuth Company Praddy of Carlton Studuos Madden our advlser Our advertlsers for theur funancnal assustance Members of the faculty for thelr tolerance Buntes Your Exclusive Headquarters for Teenage Shoes Such as SANDLERS TOWN 81 COUNTRY Many Other Famous Brands NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE THE GAS CO Tomorrows Homemakers Are Learnmg Gas Cooks Better Faster Costs Less Phone CE 36195 HUFFS PORTAGE PHARMACY 1437 Portage Avenue South Bend Indnana 3 f . Mr. , ' ' . . M. , M. ' , Mr. Mr. . . ' Mr. ' ' Mr. , ' I I :ii1113g2gg2Q::i:gg53gg::: ,I 3211.4 11341 f5?E1i. . Q. ug h . 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Boone Ethel 134 Boone Robert 40 45116 Borders Cornelms 44 50128 Borders Robert 40 52 Borsodl Jerry 134 Barsodu Trmothy 122 Bostlc Davrd 6 11 Botteron Barbara 29 Bostuc Jrm 122 Cannon Crenevueve 117 Caparell Don 134 Caparell Tom Carlson John Carnes Eugene 36 52 53 Carpenter Bruce 123 Carpenter Regunald 4 Carr Carr Carr Carr Bobby 44122 N ncy 19117 Phyllts 78 Susan 134 Carrmgtan Allce 117 Carter Carter Carter Carter Carter rl Carolyn 134 Dennls 20 134 Fred 24 78 Gerald 36 52 59 78 Ronald 20 123 ght Robert 30129 Bowman Castle Dianna 78 Allen Allen Helen 20 74 Laverne 35 128 Beatty Joann 75 Beatty Lee 122 Botteran Bourdon Bourdon Bowman Kathleen 128 Janice 116 Susan 18 73 77 80 Marta 134 Marsha 122 Allen Leroy 40122 Allen Madelune 134 Allen Pamela 134 Allen Pearl 134 Allen R cka 134 Allln Danrel 47116 Allsop Larry 116 Allsop Jerry 122 Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Charlean 128 David 128 Elllah 22 Frances 134 James 122 Kenth 122 Ruchard 134 Robert 28 Thomas 122 Andryslak James 134 Andreae Bradlee 128 Andrres Thomas 74 Beatty Bednar Beebe Behlrng Tom 128 Beverly 134 James 116 Bruce 116 Behlung Thomas 39 45 B Carole 116 Bell Dorothee 24122 Bell Joanne 134 B Ute 5 Bella Beverly 75 Belledtn Wnllnam 122 Bellrs Daryl 128 Bendlt Ben 122 Bennett Bennett Benson Benson Bergan Bergen Harold 122 Tom 122 Helen 116 Roberta 134 Jlm 128 Larry 75 Bergenhagen Jerry 40 116 Boyd Qurck 134 Braboy Carolyn 134 Braden James 128 Bradford Oll e 134 Bragg Paul 122 Brattna Sharon 18116 Bratton Patrlcla 134 Bratton Robert 77 Braunsdorf Martln 44 128 Brrggms Vaudra 37 Brrnley Jonuce 128 Brnttaun Thomas 77 Brntton Evelyn 1 4 Brltton Janlece 134 Brockey David 128 Brockmann Wnlluam Broders Beth 21 128 Anthony Anrta 20 2122 34 74 76 80 Appleton Frank 122 Arens Bonny 134 Arens Sherry 74 Armstrong Allen 134 Arndt Eldeen 134 Arnt John 74 Atherton Kathleen 74 Atktns Alvrncla 134 A wood Charles 122 Aughlnbaugh Fhyllls 24128 Austrn Barbara 128 Austrn Georguo 134 Badowskr Marlorre 128 Baer Douglas 36 58 74 92 Batch Yvonne 122 Barley Davtd 122 Coleman John 117 Barley Balrd Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Dennrs 52116 Beverly 134 Duane 22 James 134 Mary 134 Rrchard 74 Tum 128 Balanow Ed 74 Balanow Pam Elatnr 122 Berger Sue 128 Berlunsku Barbara 122 Berman Joel 128 Bernstenn Ivan 122 Berry Ltndo 24 76 80 Berry Mary 134 Brunson Duane 25 Berta Dave 122 Bestle Marlellen 76 Beyrer Wrlltam 128 Babb Yvonne 76 80 Bnckel Barbara 116 Bnddle Lou Ellen 116 Btddle Marqutta 76 Brebuyck Elaune 116 Bleleqewskr Wayne 122 Btesbrouck Albert 30 76 Brgham Darlene 134 Bnkowskn Roseann 128 Brllnngsley Harry 134 x er Lou s Black DeWayne 122 Black Judy 76 Black Rena 128 Bla r Wrllram 116 Blake Douglas 128 Brothers Fred 128 Brown Delores 116 Brown Ida Marne 117 Brown Brown Brown Brown John 117 Sharon 134 Vrrkl 134 Wlllram 128 Brunette Don 77 Cashman Scott 117 Casner Donna 22117 Casner Rasalue 134 Cass Chrlsturte 134 Cates Sandra 129 Cauftman Carolyn Cauffman Patrrcla123 Cencelewskr Ronald 123 Cerveny Terry 117 Chamberlaun Sandra 123 Charnblss Larry 4078 Chambhss Leroy 41 Chandonta Duane 134 Chandonua Steven 134 Chandonna Val Gene 44 Chareton Esther 134 Chestnut Carol 129 Chester Mary 129 Chusm Charlotte 134 Chrsm James 134 Chlszar Kathleen 117 Chraplrwy Vnctorla 129 Chrabot Eugene 78 Chunn Jae 2122129 Chwalek Kathleen 78 Cnchos Chrrstme 78 Cuesrolka Elatne 134 Clark Barbara 134 Clark Charles 129 Baldw Baldw Buldw Cherrt 128 Freddue 134 I lap Baltnt Kathleen 116 Ba us Martha 17128 Bolts Mary 171832748 Ball Morrlyn 128 Ballatore Frank 116 Balogh Znta 25 74101 Balsley Balsley Roberta 122 Ronnne 75 Bongo Donny 22134 Barack Alan 75 Baraso Rrchard 41 116 Blake Robert 12 36 76 Blaszczyk Ronald 76 B ey Rlchard 30 44 134 blohm Bloom Blount Blume Boase Robert 47 49116 Karen 116119 George 24 36 52 76 Ruchard 116 Ralph 30122 Baberg Edwtnna 28122 Boberg Maryellen 116 Bock Lrnda 128 Bodcher Nancy 134 Bode Tom 116 Boehm Paul 41 116 Brunson Duane 35 77 Bryant Carolyn 134 Brzeztnskr Eugene 122 Bubelenyl Joe 128 Bubp Larry 117 Buchanan Juanda 134 Buchmuller Joyce 77 Buck Barbara 12778097 Buehler Paul 77 Bukowskr Lours 78 Bukowskn Theresa 128 Burkhalter Susan 20 24 Burks Emma 134 Burnett Dorothy 134 Burnoskr Rnchard 12B Burton Lee 44 Busch Molly 78 80111 Busch Paul 78 Bush Charles 45122 Butcher Sharon 122 Butler Barbara 4 Bu er Ive 4 Butler Murlorle 37 Butt Dlana 134 Bybne Ronnle 117 Byrd Betty 134 Byrd Naomt 134 Cabanaw Judy 123 Caddy Thomas 44128 Conn Connue 128 Calloway Rrchard Calver Mlchael 134 Calver Sharon 134 Campbell Jantce 33117138 Campbell Nancy 128 Clark Fatrrcto 78 Clarke Gary 129 Clem Kathleen 123 Clevenger Gary 134 Close Merle 117 Coalmon Huey 123 Coalmon Irene Coalmon Laverne 37 Coalmon Walter 4 Cobb Sharon 79 Coble Glenn 2244134 Cockrell .John 4450129 Coddens Larry 16 73 79 80 82 Coen Robert 36 39 47 48 51 79 Cogdell G s 117 Cohen Lorraune 81619 72 79 80 Coll Douglas 1 Vlrgnnua Cole Edward Coleman Ann Collrns Dayrd 79 Coma: Dennis 134 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Donald 137 Tomlmson Betty 121 Topash Duane 121 Toth Louns 121 Town Carol 24107 Town Sharon 133 Townsend Cltffard 137 Townsend John 133 Tralnor Melissa 31718096107 Tremper Jeff 51 126 Trtmmer Thomas 133 Trobaugh Wulltam 121 Troeger Andrew 107 True Laverne 121 Truett Charles 126 Trzybtnsku Jane 133 Trzybvnslrt Joan 133 Tudor Dennts 133 Tuesley Gordon 126 Tuesley Sldney 107 Turnoge Marne 107 Tuttle Robert 107 126 Tyks Thomas 126 4 Tzschuche Chrtsttan 10 24 27 28 31 B0 82 83 85 96 107 Ulernck Charlotte Ullrey Bruce 121 Underly Don 108 Underly Thomas 127 Underly Vtrgtnta 133 Unger Mortlynn Ungurant James 20108 Urbanslu Donald 137 Vatllanccurt Fonda 133 Vancnk James 137 Vanscoylr Harry 137 Vanscoyk Martha 137 Varga Paul 133 Vargo Robert 127 Vaughn Eluzabeth 121 Voyda Mnchael 133 Vexel Betty 133 Vtolette Benlamm 133 Vogel Joseph 127 Vogel Steven 137 Voogd Terrence 121 Wadtck Lats 121 143 Wodzlnslrl Chrlstlne 127 Wadzlnslu Rtchard 3640108 Wafford Celasttne 137 Waggoner Lamont 127 Wagner 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