Central High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1953 volume:

mHRUUnnnclU.lHlTE Cghtfdlfy High School' swf ui J Ei ,xp F' I lj, 5 Foreword ff 19 18 ll nx1tf1t1on to xou to x rw Wh 0 me 1 Q hool xefu Uuz un ipmrrs lu L lpll1I'9d them IH plctures especldllx fm xou to nm zn the futuxe VH hope xou 11nd the Annual vamp inked Vlltll pmtuub of xou ind xuux fuendb but llllll the pages and flnd out for xourself We hope xou get your Wampum s worth' r Y X x x N 5 Y V, Q s : f I 9 K E 1 .4 , . L Thl er i 'Q C ' U' fisii ur lxsl2l?vW51Il and 7 ife f' RQs01'x'atiun. Wo, the A1muz1lStaff, have swll nut mn .wffOLllS an svurclm of all the I p eve ' il th1 sc H' ' 2 ' 1 pl twirl lf rve ,L , ' ' 5. . ', V ' - V , 'Mx ' X ,xx J, , , ' ,L ,' , , m L C Q C , , 5 .A 1 . , . ,,. .- ' v A t v Y 1 71 9-.., Dedlcatlon For three years now Mr Shedd has been advlsor of the Central Annual staff Thls has been a more d1ff1cu1t Job than anyone re ahzes and Mr Shedd has done lt well He has always been ready to g1Ve h1s advlce to old Annual members as well as newcomers to the staff Mr Shedd has never lost h1s pat1ence w1th the staff land sometunes he has had reason toj On many Saturdays and also holldays he has g1ven hrs t1me to come to school so the staff could f1n1sh thmgs they falled to do durlng class tlme By ded1cat1ng the 1953 Maroon and Whlte to you Mr Shedd the Annual Staff wlshes to thank you for the help you have g1ven us 3 as ,Q . H , E 3 3 Y' 'L - , 1 1 . - i S ' A t A Ji 'x 'X Q, H QW '? ' ,.........f.. ,, K '- ,wffik I I , . , . . 7 , ' 3 A-12 'Nr' Nr Nf- , X 'X TQTX ,awful sag Edltor Busmes Classes Sports Clubs and Orgamzatlons Advertlsmg Speclal Features Artists Photographers Typist Manager Loren Hlckman Kathleen Damme Sharon Merlin Frances Falk Dorothy Larsen Jerry Feln Woodson Howe Dlane Dvorak Connie Britton J ulxe Naughton Pat Ellls Larry Feinberg Nancy Osgard Joel McComb Darlene Krlv Charlotte D Almame Jlmmye Wllllams Bruce Hardy Blll Clemens Sally Calhoun T'-'lX L.Li.JL.-1.1 4 Nur' 'Xl N! g,-4' Y 1 X S x Y 1 I' , I I 7 L X .. L I J ' s L S LLLL L S- ,.. FFiiFFiFFAF--,-V'M-AH- . . Sales and Publicityuc ,WSL LLLLLLLLLLLLLLY Ramona Gale N f H Y 7 'JFYFWFFFM-N FFF' V' 'YFWW , N fl x I -N. 1 Q 9 0 5 f Y YYY' HY YYY . . . , , X. N- 1 F' iq W W Y F Y U W V M W pg 1-1 S x + F x x. Lx ex l I f S I I L VI B8- y... if 1315.2 J' ,,,,.fA ..-f.....q.-,nys-oe F Aa ,f mf 1 .uv M., , , . Mi M ., , mu, ws. -1-we--2 -.,. wx , lla- - 'HPI'-Jav .411 -4' --20 7 1-V ' ,,-...-' ,l,:: , 71' ,--- ' O 1 ,..-,- RESERVATION ROSTER FACULTY-BIC CHIEFS SENIORS-WARRIORS IUNIORS SCOUTS SOPHOMORES PAPOOSES CLUBS 81 ORGANIZATIONS POW WOWS SPORTS BRAVES MUSIC WAR CHANTS BEAUTY INOIAN PRINCESSES ADVERTISING PALEFACE PRODUCTS - 1 4 I Q I - - r . I ,i I vy .., f x I , Ig r'I .f 'Qi A ,- 4 I N ly- 1 ty xy A H ' ff A V' X f X ' .Y f nw 'X X '..:f Zf V ,ll 7 xI , Af If Z.-f' It va- N I I f 1 f, x . . ' .,-7' HV , 'X -' -I 6 In X. M I 5 1 fa 1 ff? ui I Y ' 'x Q W WA GX . ... - C' ' i Mr. Harold Stevens Assistant Principal Mr. Stevens, who retired after 21 years as basketball coach, is now the assistant principal of our reservation. He is a neces- sity to the castle because he does so many things. He plans and supervises registration and Works out class sizes. He also sponsors all graduating classes. Whenever planning and organi- zation are necessary, Mr. Stev- ens is right in there pitching. Mr. C. E. Taylor Principal Since Mr. Taylor came to Central, he has made many friends on our Maroon and White reservation. He has done many things to improve our school. His interest in athletics has helped to further the athletic program. His par- ticipation in student affairs has helped him to understand the students and made him a good judge in all student prob- lems. Everyone will agree that Mr. Taylor is a capable lead- er of our reservation and a good friend to everyone. Gretchen Fralt Registrar il . 4' ISN I Mrs. Rose Quinlan Office Secretary Robert W. Lundak Acting Dean of Boys 4-5:79 Mrs. Ethelyn Clemens Special Counselor Mary Vanden Eykel Secretary Rosemary Haas Bookshop Manager Ray A Allen Industx 1a1 Nelle Barnes English 15 X Dora Baldu ln Home Enonomxcs Madge Banks Industrlal Vera Banks Enghsh J uha Barker Enghsh 1: 'Y IS n A Arthur Amundson Chcmlstry Ii ODI 1? Emma Beck Commercial Stanley Bentall Iudustxl nl Louls Block Common C1 xl rife'- Mabel Boe Robert Brooks Band Muslc Apprecmtlon I Aft l Clara Brandenburg Harold Buck Orchestra MUSIC 'lhcory C.-W 'Na Engllsh hthelyn Clemens Home LLUIIUIHILL is m Cormne Cooley Engllsh Clarence Dayton Socl 11 Sclcme Ruth Plfkllldllll Enola Dounard Scum: f 1 IX 1111L111111l s Man gfxret Franc-here SD1111S11 I- H Nw mr fl! N 3. Bertha Gllbertson Sou 11 Sun up Jen ell Ildskms Fmnch I'I1L11's11 19. Lenorx llaws S muh Fn N1 R. D. Hissong Science in Lee Knolle MUSIC uf' Ethel Hedenbergh Library Mabel Hutchmgs Commercial Kathleen Jordan English Lllllan Kessler Commercial Charles Hess Physical Education Carolme Knege Home Economics Wayne Kyle Industrxal ,,..-.f-f-- ,,...4 Q Nellie Mason Commercial '54 1 Mark McLarnan Athletxcs Clarence Marshall Woodshop Barbara Martm Enghsh Robert Martin Arts Crafts Ellzabeth Luge Enghsh George Middleion Social Science Commercial Maxine Miller Enghsh Dramatlcs '70-P Louise Perkins Soclal Science A Gus Nelson Soclal Sc1ence Nora Nelson Soc1a1 Scxence is N, I V5 N, Gladys Parker Health Francxs Perkins Health Coach Et,- Q 'l Edwin Nelson Commerclal Mathemat1cs 4 N George Ray ' 3 ' W' 52, Q Mona Redmond Mathematxcs ,QM 'Ulm at P 2 Kai 'QQ Y 6. if 'Wi M. lv b' Harry Shedd Enghsh Annual GY-fe N-. Van Ness Stlles Dr1ver Educatxon Leroy Rowse Sc1ence Marlan Sperry Phy S1C31 Educauon Loretta Sullivan ! 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'X , A I-x f f J vi W '57 ja' MID-YEAR UFFICERS First Semester 'QB' President TOM HOLLENBECK Vice-President KEITH WARNER Secretary CAROL GRAY Treasurer DOLORES DISCH Second Semester Presldent JOHN TRENTMAN V109 Presldent DENNIS HART Secretary MARGARET DAVIS 1'-In Q Treasurer BOBBY WALKER 20 me I S I ia I4 '3 L g ps 5 DONNABELLE BEVERLY ANDERSON ROBERT ANDRESS CAROL ANNE BAUER Sex Andy L IFUI Ll11lu1nL1tl11.111 11L1xu1e1 Hcbpermn Llus P113 1511111 Lxtln Llub Ifremh Llub I-r1endsh1p I'r1endah1p H1'1r1 Pep Llub H1 Tr1 1 Teens Pep Llub THOMAS BRAY Tomas Spambh I lub DARYL BROWN Daryl qu-uf 31096. TED BURG Oe O1cl1e tm Lmd Xue Iltwlllillf Oh Happy Day BOURRETT lmnn 1 I rode lph1 111 Su lk I lry I lltlldNhlD l1 Tr1 Qin PHYLLIS CAMPBELL German Clillxlllmdio Club SALLY CALHOUN 51 Ph1lom1th11n Vue Presldent Student Lnunul Annual Frlendshlp H1 I'r1 Pep llub 21 lxl ,YY 14 YL vu V 1' 1 H '-.i--1.-, ,. '. , vzx. 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I' . ,K Li, Y I ,, ' 5 A 1 I It J ROBERT LOWE DONNALEE MAHLER Football Track Fnendshlp Spanl h Club AAC H1 CAROL MCCLAIN Larol Hesperlan Club Record Frmndshlp FRANK MARTIN Moulde Meat DYXEEN MATTISON DIXIE Phllomathlan btudent Counml Spamsh Club Fr1end:.h1p H1 Trl, Pep Club Fe1n plays Santa l. 1 28 JAMES MARKL DONNA MARMO L37-In Club Band Choxr Frlendshlp ,pv- if E BARBARA OLSON Ba.rb1e Hespenan Chou- Latm Club lrlendshlp H1 Tri Pep Club JANINA MIKULICZ Janmka I: rodelphlan X106 Presldent Class Plax btudent Councll Choir, Lutm Club FYlBHdShlD H1 Trl, Pep Club Inter Raclal Club, Red Cross ,,g ' A x ff' A fi' 4:5 3' S? 'A Q5 g , Q NMI, , A ,I 'N Upectn D0fma'.' , Jim Erodelphian Sergeant-at-Arms, , , . . . , . . ., '-Y ' ' A x. ' . in -1 1 - ' F . 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'W JACK RASMUSSEN PATTY RICHARDS MARVIN RILEY LOIS ANN ROBERTS Jack Put Nlqrx Robble RGCOF'-'1 'lim flulw gllqnlgh Club Deca Club Presldent Erodelphxan Red Cross Frlencl hm H1 Trl Pep Club JACQUELINE ROHDE Jackxe Drodelphlan Foothill fheerleader Student L ouncll 2nd Crolr Qpfmlsh C lub I 'ltm C lub Friend hm Bol lan A A C H1 Trl Pep Club 609 is 1' 17' -...M 'Q' l KENNETH JAN SMITH HAROLD SHAW Kenny Harold Track A A C Hi Y JOHN SWANSON JANET SWANSON John Jan Claws Plas Orchestrfi Band Ph1l0m'1th1'Ul Ch01F You name It Frlend hxp I ep Club 28 l X .. 2. 2. 3 f-., -- g ,P ' A Q T J l 4 - . sf A , . g Y - Y I V T 9 in J A vat A k J ,-ry R gs W. Q- 4 l X I 'V I X . 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'Nui' M If First Semester Presldent DAN JONES V1ce Pres1dent BILL CONWAY Secretary PAT GEBRAN Treasurer BRUCE SPAULDIN G Second Semester Presldent DICK WINTER VICE Pres1dent JIM DEIGNAM Secretary DELORES ANDERSON Treasurer ROY WALKER 30 an-W JULIE ANN AALFS Jule'- Hep llub Student Connell Lllln l lull Spunsh Lluh l-rlendshlp Pep Lluh ifxfli Fc' any 1 Q' 1 GERAEIID ADAMS ANN ALBERTSON ALBERT ALBRIGHT CFI' 5 Albl Junior Student 1 ounul Phllo Club Iatln Club Retord bpamsh Club Frxendshlp GAA 'QQ I-'ep Club 5 .3 RAE MARIE ALYEA CONRAD ANDERSON DAVID L ANTHONY Rae COIIHIG Dave Hel: Llub Presluent Student Councxl Choir Lholr 1-nendelnp Spanish Club H1 Y H1 Trl Pep Club Red Cross DWAYNE AMUNDSON Typlcal ISD t lt DOLORES ANDERSON Band Choir Do D0 Delph Club Student Council 31 bpamsh Club Friendship Inner Circle Presldent 'Q ff A H H . . K: .nl I. . N .eH. U H ,ff ' r 4 , x , 3' A V . Q' , J 'vm o , X .V ry x . . , A1., C -ay.. . 5 qilv I' 'F A , 'av an Q... 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VIRGIINIA A BENNETT RICHARD BIEBER Fish Clnny Prebldent of Retalllng Club Latm Club H1 Y Chaplam Red Cross RONALD BERGSMITI-I Bergle Does he b1te 32 11 C -- A 1 lnnl R ,A ' A A I Li p .D M A , 03 V. 5 ..,, up , I ,x 5 -1 x , I -n VV A , V 7 ,y I 5 -I t A .l n A ., Q 4, X A 1 J I 2' 2-' 3 3:3355 , -' - ' - - A , A , L , V- I C.1, L , 1 2, 1 X , MARTIN BLACKSTONE BURTON BLOMBERL' Marty Burt Fnotbfmll B:-mketball Track Choir AAC Sergeant at Arms H1 Y SOFESIIYII at Arms SYLVIA BROWN Qylv Delph Foml 'ull Cheerleidel Latin Club Frlendshxp GAA AAC Pep Club Dramatlcs Club ju.. 'L Qs-1 Tw? MARY E BRYANS Mary BONNIE LOU BURPEE Bon Delph Latin Club Spanlsh Club Inner Cxrcle Fllendshlp G A A Pep Club CLEO BUSSKOHL Cleo Hesperxan Club Choxr Spanish Club Pep Club Y Teen Secretary MARGARET BRUCKNER Marge Delph Llub BEVERLY SUE CARLSON Bene Delph Secretary Chou' bpamsh Club Pep Club BEVERLY CAR L SON Pucky Frlendshlp H1 Tri Hey' Whadda ya say? 33 A ' '51 15 5 ' A I I A K. lzl :-. lv-'. - ziv L' se J J 5? jg? f ,pe . . .C . , t - I- ' '- Q Q Y- - 1. I , 1 ', Y 0 ,C tm Z Q, . Ya ' Z I SHTRLEY CARLSON Ru ulmg, Llub i QRS' DESMOND Desle p '1 'ul Q--.9 WILLIAM EDMUND CONWAY Tiger Class X 1vL Iresldent lid, kethall T1'1clc Studcnt Ctjlllllll I re xdent Spumsh Lluh AA L JIM DYE BOB EDLUND .hm 1 ddle Band Spanish Club ANN EALES Xmuml Latm Club nm h llub Ifrxendbhlp Pep Club OVC . L BARBARA JEAN EKREN PATRICIA ANN ELLIS HB bi -- ar e Patti Philo President, Philo Club, Annual, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Latin Club, Choir, Friendship, Pep Club G.A.A., Hi-Trl, Pep Club 1 ARLIS FARRIS JAMES FLANAGAN AFISY Jim Frlendship Red Cross LAWRENCE H FEINBERG Larry Annual f erman Club H1 Y g rhag 'Sv ALAN ,ffalfifi-'SON EUGENE ERICKSON CUNY, Slljgflgfsh Club, Band, Cgglstics Club lb f w 56 E' J OAN N FOREMAN Hep Club Ifrxendshxp H1 Trl Pep Club ELTON FOSNAUGH Max Orchestra Band Latin Club Dramatlcs Club Treasurer Centrals own popcom experts QW itun- R 35 M x nv- J , .L L A 1 is N ' . l - v In H - QJO., . , . . Y , -- - . v . 14 ll U .. , . v 1 1 1 I 1 l 9 62' ,, I fy .mmf ,, ,MV M 'fr ,, 1 , 1 . I I I , WL ,, ,, av ff 3 'nf , .-Q I ' Q . W' 4 v A f 2, X 3 5 , r , 1, , , iq, V' F -'-1 , a z 2, X . 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Qi' DANIEL FREDERIC JONES Dan C11 s I1eb1dent otbull B xsketball Student Louncll L,ho1r L1t1n Llub AAL SHIRLEY GAYLE KARLBERG Sh1rl Dclph Treasure! Record brlendehlp H1 Trl Pep Club SHIRLEY MARIE KEMNER Shlrl Delph Pres1dent Retord Chorus Frlendshlp B0kldH H1 Trl Pep Club JOYCE KLOSTERMAN Joyce Phllo Club FFl6HdShll5 H1 'Ir1 Inter RaCla1 Club Pep Club BARBARA KIRCHMAN K1rchy Ph1lo Llub Choruw Spamsh Club Pep Club Smg It Georgla' 39 Se, 'ar 1 Q 'M' - .FU 155.11-22 ., 1 . ', '- ' Y. K .. Vim .H 5, ,X . at J., RICHARD KOCK Coke Chomr Football Track 'i JACK E LA'VIB DARLENE KRIV D Annuul Ll:tm Lluh I xlend hlp VVILLIAM JOAN KUTIL KROMMENHOEK Jfwanle 1 kdm ulmnt 1 A 36' I r1endQh1p L DENNIS E LANGLEY RODNEY A LARSON 5 nw 1 li, X - ' 1.5. ' --umm - A 5 Flmilffnll, H: S'- lall, Sl 4 - Vu llli'l1, .A.C. 'S , N . . .' s f ' I 1 ' V f ' D I ' jf VN 7 I' W J V 5. Q V V. Q Qs . ? G. ? -.... , , . I f D ww A 5 X A . 'x , - I A ,z . l , l X I ml' M '-ghickv ..ROd., I4 ff ,1' I ' . 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I4 C NA :ZX f ? .X x x- f fi ' X 42 , X H7 ' K QSSX 'ffl I 75 p X QV W 1 A K wf',f- 'I' K xx WMXXZM ff V PD LU U.I D U1 5 wlfimlfffii vw dh 5v cb Q.: 4 f ' K K V ' ' , 5 if ' t 5 5 . . Q 6 4, 1, ' Damme, 'Jerry Fein, ' 2 1 Row 1. Gail Strunk, Jackie Carstens, Jani Rawlings K1 1 ga 1 Lbel S ll C in , K gm 2 Sandra Heikes, Patgy Mycka, Dorothy Luben. rn en ro yn 8 y a Dun a een Row . Karen Cartwright, iana 1-esbit, Georgia Klouda, , - - . Harriett Miller, Lisette Friedman, Jean Niemeier, ROV' 4' 'Inf' Delgnan' Dave Anthony' Tofu Honenbeck' Dolores Andersog. Keith Warner. Jack Pecaut, Dennis Hart, Bruce Row 3. Bob Kemis, Judy Wyma, Mollie McCauley, Kay Hardy, Woodson Howe, Every student at Central should be proud of the record made by our Student Council. Many accomplishments were brought about by the governing body, such as refinishing the mural in the back of the auditorium, purchasing il flag for I the new gym, and painting the pillars at the entrances of the school. The if council also chartered busses for out of town games, campaigned to keep si in-' thc school clean, secured jewels, stones, and sterling silver for thc home- ,..,. 3 if coming king and quecn's crowns, and sponsored the largest and most BOB QQEMIS successful homecoming celebration in the hisloryvof Ccntrul. The officers for this semester were President, Bob kemisg Vice-Presi- eg dent, jack Pecautg Secrutgtzy, 'ly' MeCauleyg Treasurer, ' iz Georgia Kloudag and SergesiitA:it'Q',if , kt-ith XVarner. Q i '-31,1 E 3 JACK PECAUT :R -at X i 1 'q'J:, FIRST SEMESTER E STUDENT COUNCIL . 1 1 MOLLY MCCAULEY GEORGIA KLOUDA 'E 1 KEITH WARNER 76 lfbt semester Officers for this semester were chosen it th end of the previous semester with Bob Ixemls handing the glvel to Bill Conway Phe governing body moted mterest between Centrrl 'ind other schools by meeting with them. 4 EIR Bruce Hardy, Dean Hill, Bob Kemis, lck Winter Bob Nvhite Jim Hindman Ed S ulkin, Roy Vfalker, Mr. Lundak Jerry Adams Rav Burdick, Bill Krommenhoek Bill Conway, Marty Blackstone, Paul Gohr, John Pierson, Tom Nutt The record of the second semester of Student Council is just 1s high as that of the started out the semester by selling hundreds of Little Maroon Book Covers. pw Q' The Student Council beautlfled md kept the school grounds cleln md pro- -nr- if As you can see this yelrs Student Council his done 1 wonderful job, Q M BILL CONWAY JAN1 KAWLINGS , ti SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT CCUNCII- NORMA BJORDAL JIM HINDMAN x -L , 'v yn 1.1 T7 www! Row 1. Barbara Ross, Ann Albertson, Lola Bastian, Mar- iel Voss, Lois Dunlap, Forestine Hagan. Row 2. Miss Wellhausen, Janet Sorenson, Lucile Hayslip, Mona Gale, Beverly Hulse, Louise Katzenberger, Joyce Klosterman. Row 3. Lucile Leben, Barbara Ekren, Georgia Klouda, Row 0 3 ' ., 1:1 I 5 K L Lf fjfxii' ? Roslyn Melton, Pat Ellis, Barbara Klrchman, Lucille Hanson. Beverly Anderson, Barbara Pitner, Doris Disch, Marlene Passehl, Charlotte D'Almalne, Carol Fuller, Sharon Fellwock. Sally Calhoun. PHILOMATHIAN Philo, the oldest of the literary societies at Central, was founded in 1893. Its symbol is 9' 4 'N the four leaf clover, which stands for love, ' '-- A hope, honor, and happiness, and its colors are ,H C72 N' Nile green and white. Two of Philo's most im- nr., 5? lk, portant social activities are the selection of the it K A A, Philo Sweetheart and the mothers' tea, which tg' K, is held in the spring of the year. 6 ,N 'V ,Q si 'Q Philo meetings are held every Friday in ' ,,., Q room 425. When the old and new business has im been taken care of, the members sit back for 1 .'i:1 GK some enjoyable entertainment. Philo programs A X are of a various nature, though the majority are , g chalk talks, book reviews, speeches, and talent. we is . I A n . QQ 'X me President, First Term DORIS DISCH ANNSvl:LegERm'.l'tSON President, Second Term BARBARA EKREN 78 J gv 00 ,vw L-.1 Row 1 Pat Gebran Shirley Karlberg, Margaret Davis, Donnabelle Bourett Shirlev Kemner Beverly Genevieve Moran Carlson. Roll 2 Paul Mycka Jorelfa Wheelock' Margaret JO Row 4. Dolores Anderson Madelon Munro Arlie Mae stadseslarrlett Nlxller Doris Pearson, Merlene Soren- Hauge' Sharon xspleaf Marjorie Rath .ml Ed Row 3 Gloria Larsen Jtckle Rohde, Janlna. Mikulicz, wards. ERODELPHIAN Delph, which is the youngest literary club at Central, has as its chief aim the promotion of literary knowledge among its members. One important tradition of Delph is the passing down of the same gold locket to each president. The big event of Delph's year is the chosing of the Delph Darling. Elected by popular vote, she is revealed at an impressive ceremony. Each member participates in at least one program. In this manner each girl is given a chance to become an active member. They give chalk talks, book reviews, and speeches. 79 J., 'fb Q f 7 ' 'W Q1 'Q 'Z Q7 I 'Jr S' . 'liz'- '1 5. 7 if gg.- i, f if ir'- :c if 'L' 1 an-., :3 , tif H' xl 4. l --1 'Hum K .ff ff g -' , '- l ' , 4 15, , Rawlings, Cleo Busskohl, Barham Olson. Row l. Gloria Lester, Jimmye YVilliams, Betty Pavlik, Carol Anne Bauer, Carolyn Gustafson, Sandra. Row 3. Pat Hilton, Margaret Towns, Mollie McCauley Heikeg, Charlene wirsing, Julie Anlfs, Marilyn O'Sul1ivan, Delores Dlsch Row 2. Yvonne Ness, Dorothy Eaeret, Rae Alyea, Jani JoAnn Foreman. . 'EF ff . f ii 4:17 ,mv- 3 First Term President GLORIA LESTER Second Term President R A E A DY EA HESPERIANS Room 421 and 3:30 every Friday afternoon is the official meeting plat-e of the Hesperians. It is in this room that the girls carry on the traditions of their or- ganization and plan the activities that are important parts of their elub's work. Following their business meetings, the members of llesperian are entertained by interesting programs, which range from book re- views and distinguished speakers to talent programs. The majority of these programs are put on by the members themselves. 7. LQ...-n i Q., l Q29 .-ff 80 Row v-7 Cb W7-2 C7 Y' V , ff J,i'.+.?.. .-., if ..,. , ,W , ,,., . 4 ' s Z 1. ' ,i Ziff ,. . . K 1. Loretta Headld, Margie Campbell, Joyce Kloster- Row 2. Gail Egan, Carol Peckman, Martha Stavrou, man, Carolyn Gustafson, Valma Ealey. Williams, Mary Detches. BOKIAN PROJECTIONISTS Bokian, which is composed of all the girls who work in the library before school, after school and during school, is a very helpful organization. Their job is to shelf books, check in books, and aid Miss Hedenbergh and her assistant Con- nie Talbut. Row 1. Wayne lVood, Gary Jones. 1? l8Ill-1g , 'van . The Movie Operators Club-What is that you say? It's one of the most, inter- esting of the activity groups here at Cen- tral. The object of the Club is to teach the boys how to operate and repair the movie machines, splice films and other different kinds of work. The boys also operate the machines during each period of the day. Mr. Amundson, who is well informed on movies and their projection, is the group's leader. I. V , is fi Janet Row 2. Don Hatfield, Leonard Lloyd, Dick Schenk. lla -.- 1 ,Q y.-7 1 L... Row l. Alan Erikson, Dick Strohmeier, Dick Mitchell, Row 2. John Poulson, Kent Watkins, Roy XV:1lker. Howe, Tommy ' .. ig, ' A' f'r.J . A , HJl '9 . 5, ,, W' I President BOB WALKER Vice-President BOB KEMIS Secretary BOB TYLER HI-Y Hi-Y, the brother club of Hi-Tri, is affiliated with the Y. M. C. A. Its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school higher standards of Christian conduct. Some of the activities of Hi-Y were selling ornaments for license plates, attending regional conferences, and participating in Easter serv- ices. The membership of this club is limited to junior and senior boys. Coach Hess acts as the advisor. 8 ,, A Bob Tyler, Mayer Kanter, Woody Dreweatt. 82 ' A i, ,V Treasurer ROY WALKER Chaplain TOM TUCKER Row l Row 2. Row 3. ex --o Patti Ellis, Martha Stavrou, Barbara Routledge, Nancy Hostad, Carla Ashman, Ruth Watson, Sharon Aspleuf, Pat Ralph, Karen Jorgensen, Mary Kinquist, Carol Peterson, Caol M. Davis. Joyce Klosterman, Madelon Munro, Lucille Ard, Barbara Elzren, Joretta Vvheelock, Carol Lynn Koettens, Janice Spencer, Beverly Carlson. Joan Johnson, Lucille Hansen, Jean McWilliams, Nancy Conway. Charlotte VVrigl1t, Mariel Voss, JoAnn Foreman, Merlene Sorensen, Janice Nelson, Colleen Whicher, Mary Lambert, Mavis Sinkey, Rae Alyea, Bar- 0 m Row Row Row HI-TRI L bara Coates. Patty Ellis. Caryll Davis. Sharron Nelson, Beverly XVobken, Joanne Hick- UTI. Edna Mattison, I-'nrestine Hagan, Barbara Kirchman, Shirley Kemncr, Donna Grieve, Beverly Sadden, Jani Sorensen, Dorothy Drommer, Nancy Fearing. Loretta Headid. Barbara Ross, Harriett Miller, Pat Gebran, Carol Streeter, Pat Robinson, Carlene Soelherg, Vivian VVegner. Janis Carlson, Ardis Feste, Betty Pavlik, Yvonne Bess, Shirley Bourrett. 1 ,-- 1 411 W5 , Another of the worthwhile organizations at 51 73 - Central is the Hi-Tri club which was organized Q 'Q Q for girls and is affiliated with the Y. W. C. A. I .sd During the past year this club has had a L, variety of interesting programs. Two of the f highlights of the season were the dinners held by the girls for the basketball and football 'LZ-V 3 ,,,, players. 4 'W- Treasurer SHARON IORGEN SEN Sergeant-at-Arms BARBARA KIRCHMAN wr f...-. L 1 .5 f ' Yjfifb A r 2 President LORETTA HEADID Vice-President SHARON ASPLEAF Secretary - MERLENE SORENSEN p 11.5 I' 1 K . iii Y fi, we l' 4 uf ik ' 'nz e'- L-J K. D ,-. Row 1-Jimmye VVilliams, Francis Falk, Dorothy Larson Nant-y Osgartl, Connie Britton, Julie Naughton Sharon Merlin. Row 2-Ramona Gale, Pat Ellis, Charlotte D'Almaine, Darlene Kriv, Sally Calhoun, Kathleen Damme Joel McComb, Diane Dvorak. Annual Have you t-vcr walked hy 130 thc sixth period and wondered what all the activity is? It's the ambitious annual staff uncle-r tho direction of Mr. Shc-dd. The Annual is tht' yt-arhoolc of Central High School con- taining the activities of the school throughout thc entirc year. 4 QI fr Qi 2, L 5 va Q? 1 v-or 1-r 1 f j I, Row 3-Mr. Shedd, Larry Feinhurg, Bill Clemens, Loren Hickman, Brut-v Hardy, NVoodson Howe, Jerry Fein. Not in the picture-t om1ie lilutt, .lean Mt-Dowell, Trish Sloan, Byron Nelson. .4 f', tiik' K E! Editor MH, Q LOREN HICKMAN I 4.-i ' 1- T A J , Z Business Manager 'fix 4'-A KATHLEEN DAMME 'Q V f Advisor MR, SHEDD 84 'Q Ev' UQ now Left to Right Shirley Kay-lberg Xorma Bjm-dal x fun Sfhultz lddre- Shulkin Jerry Adams Ka Margwret Davis Flsg let 0 Record Ednor CAROL FULLER' The 'xctnltlcs 1 d Ill thy h 1ppen1ngs nround Ccntr 11 'I' ewch wuk are reported to Ccntrll stud nti m the Record I'h1 Rpcord staff mats exch diy 6th period ln room 117 to LOIHDIIL the studnnt news whuh IS B ness Manager xssued m the pnper on Frld ly usl ENID MAZIE 0 ,, Advisor MR FISCHER by dk 85 3 2 xA vw 5 .r , ,VL 1 N A W E W W -1' -5. ' , 11 h - T d v x I 1 X . I x 4.-K , I 1 fy , u I gv I 1 - A if af RA I ' ' -' 3 A -nv t , ' ' 1 HY? ' . 5 1 . 1- - . , - -K I ,A ,ggi flu ,, ' x , V ' 1 X ' 'V r 1 1 I 'Z - . ' 9 ' 1- 1 ' - ,J I Rove-1. ', -3 '. . , , y Harriett Miller, Enid Mazie, Timmy Converse, Kyinfren, Carol Fuller, Shirley Kemner, Mr. ,532 ., 1 ' ' inl 1 - 1 ' .' 1 1 Y . W' , 1 , 1, , V 11 - .Z 1, 83 Q i v R. Cv ' V I uv ,A rv ga. .., W7 '99 3 0 X411 N Row 1-Beth Buttrick, Lizette Friedman, Judy Miller, Meier, Julie Naughton, Jziwkie Carstens. Row 3-1'zithy Lximzo, Harb Miller, Mary Ruth Lewis, Row 2-Gail Egan, Mae Gunderson, Jana Cotton, Lois Sharon Mavis, Beverly Miens, Bnrh Durbin. Y-Teens S. Service-. pmgrgun. worship, sports, music. and many others .irv among thc- niiniy committees 'X headed hy the vm'1'gc'tic me-mhcrs of the Central 1 High Y-Tec-ns, The cluh meetings im- lwld cw-ry ' J other lVc-cliic-scim, It is one of the nt-west chihs ' here ut the Cqistlv, which ulrrit-s on nmny activ- ities outside ot regular meetings, such as joining with other schools for dances and parties held x f at the Y. XV, C. A. X 1 C' 1 S3 L . nel ,mls s Q A Treasurer Ark bm ARLENE SUNDQUIST 5, Advisor 29 MISS HAYES President JEANNE NIEMEIER Vice-President PAT SLOAN Secretary MARY RUTH LEWIS 86 0 71 , 4, ,i rp-ff. -i 4' .ef AL f ii-s H ? .ff Wd' W, -N is. 7 , H L i Q-,7 r P' W Row 1-Frances Falk, Georgia Klouda, Diane Dvorak, Judy NVYIINI, Vlerv Busskohl. . ' Row 3- imiures Iviseh, 1':u'nlyn ICM-I, Carol pptprsun, Row 2-Carol Gray, Patti My:-a, Bonnie Burpee, Mollie Mm-101 VNS' 'pi,,,,,,,-0 1-,,ml.,,,,.' pnris hisvhl -:- Z x Qvf L '-X 3- Q. , er 4' A Treasurer MARIEL VOSS Advisor MRS. CLEMEN S Friendship Friendship is il club whose purpose is to promote friendship among ull the girls at Central. As all clubs need officers amd since Inner Circle acts sis the governing body of this ehih, the officers of Friendship are elected from Inner Cirele mem- bers. The Many Queen aissemhly, the Iunior ten mixers, the Senior farewell, and the big sister program ure some of the clixifs activities that Friendship members helped with during the yezir. +.,, ,f 14 j,,..,.,.J 1, L 87 Mef'auley, Duiores Anderson, Kziye MeLarna.n. fl dr ' k T ' L- Y? Q- E' 1- .-N President DOLORES ANDERSON Vice-President GEORGIA KLOUDA Secretary MOLLIE MCCAULEY Al ,'---q's---- s-1 ff if N E gf! A la, ln 1 H, X W sr ROW 1-f'urky Kullv. l':24lll1lH Franzvn, Ramona Foreman, Franzvn, Varul Phristvims-xi, Yvonne Ness, Pat Gail l'Ip:'an, llarl-ara Kaliu. Uarulyn l'e-te-rsmi, Kelly, liulvc-rta VViss , lilainv Bernstein, Sharon Mary Silzer, Nam-y .Im-psun, .lmwtta XVl1e-1-lm-k, Asplvaf, Sliarun I-wg--nsrlu, Varul Peterson, Carn- Shirlcy Kemiie-V. lyn l'1-tmwuii, lfr':111m's Talk. Row 2--l,m-1'1'aim- ljmislvy, Karma llansw-n, In-auuv Noyes, ROW4-Arm Hall-S, lluxaunv Al2lllll41lllSt, Jana Fotton, Karvu 4'l1riste-ixsvn, I-Ilaiml lliasafakis, Nanvy Maile-lun Mu,n1'u, .Iauvt XN'iili:xms, Karon Jurgen- f'.1lflu'e-ll, llami-na llalt-, Julio Nauuhton, Nwrma st-11, Vuiuiiv I'!rittr'u, Lyuu Islvlh-xxx-ll. Gladys Dan- Iijurmlal, Pat lillis, Sylvia Bruwu, liarvn Thump- iels, ltifvune Sainirsn-ii, Sliarun Mt-rlin, Juan Lef- son. kow, Shirley Hurwitz, Susan Harman, Kaye' Mt-- Row 31-Mary Lou llemw. Mat-iuetli Passe-hi, .luannu Larnau. .ff-. ,x ' -L K YQ-a Cvutixil. lsiilltlll lf yuu lmppt-n tu luv walk- A A ., V ing clown tlu- liall un flrcl llour sums- Tm-stlay ' Q and lwar tliis yn-ll. you can lat- assurvcl tliat a uit-A-ting ul Pc-p Clulm is in sq-ssiuu. For you suv. -A ' the-ir im-1-tiiigs arc usually startvcl off witli a MM, scluml yt-ll lt-tl by tlic- six vlwvrlt-aclvrs. At tliu Q ' Q .,, gamcS. lllClllllCI'S of the club lic-lp to make Con- qgn rwlid tral's st-lmul spirit and pt-p souictliiug that is really liard to lx-at. A M' in N ,ui W bf Mtv w Z. A in 1 -Ms qi . K , President Treasurer KATHLEEN DAMME KAREN CARTRIGHT Vice-President Sergeant-at-Arms DIANE DVORAK NANCY OSGARD Secretary Advisor ENID MAZIE ,...,,,, ' 88 M ISS SPERRY Row 1-J0 Duff, Glfirifl LIIFSPH. Difme DVOTHK, Corky Row3-Tfzm Hollenbet-k, Divk Benson, Kenny Schenck, Kolb, Laurie ih-nslf-X, Sylvia BFOWYI- Dun Johnson, Jim Diepgnan, Bob Leopp, Bob Tyler. R0w2--P-ill Baker, Jim ilinriman, Tom Turker, Bob ROW 4--Peter Wrenn, Jim Brrgenrief, Keith VVarner, Mar. Kemis. Roger Nflrmamn. Bob Walker, Gary Shultz. fin Bizickstone, Jack Peanut, Dun Jones, Colin Roy NVaIker. Jensen, Rodney Larsen. A. A. C. 5 wi: 'J'- 4 .Ja AJ s.. J '-' Q 1 2' , 1' 41' 'A 7 M QQ? 1, M., :mfg 1 8' President BOB WHITE Vice-President JIM HINDMAN Secretary COLIN JENSEN B.1slcs'tlm.ill. footlmll. and track major and service letter winmrs toqt-tln,-r with the clam-rlcaders niulcc- up tlw mcmlivrslmip of tlmu Athletic Award Clulu. Tlu- m.iin purpose of A.A.C. is to pro- mote utlilc-tie intl-rvst lierc at tlic Castle. Selling DUIIIAIVIIIIS. pI'0Qraill1S, zlnll pllI'CllklSiTi,fJ, al DSW plionogmpli .mtl Ll stop watch are only ll few of tht- nimicrous zictivities tliut tlic club carried out during tlic- year. n'Q, . vil- 89 '12 f qs, I .Q vr' l fQ' sf Q f I If ff. 5 f.. if J Treasurer TOM HOLLENBECK Sergeant-at-Arms DAN JONES Advisor MR. PERKINS SMI Latin Club Tht- Laitin Club was orgtinizctl by Miss Snllixnn, who is thc advisor. Her Latin stndt-nts try to inzikv this lnngimgtf. through tliv Latin Club. more intern-sting by ltuirning inort- about tlit- Ilmnzni custonis and liis- tory. Sonic of tho liighliglits tlic Latin Chili nit-niliors lmw- lcriown ure thc Lzitin picnic in tht- spring and tliv vntry of their float in the annual lionivcoining parudc. N-of 1 i sf -Mxtrle-ne Urwiiiptini, .lr-:in Nil-im-in-r, l':ti'nl l'hi'istvn- svn, Slizirfni Mavis, Imrutiiy S4-hfmltvs, Trish Sloan. Miss Nullixzin, flziil Iiielwr, Kurs-n Vliristt-iistiii, Ann Iivwis, IM-nnzt liwiult-, l'wI'2lIIl't'S Kursor, Mziry ift-nm-ll, .Julie Nzuigiitfm, lie-tty Pztvlik, .lozin Samui:-rs. ' -Illwrizi Stronain. Dnrivno Kriv, Gail Egan, Liztitie lf'1'if-rimziii, I-Luth irizztl, Lrinnit- Rubin, Mzirilyn liwtrimii. Mnrilyii Vnx, II4-igzt Lund, l'h11r1ritte Huh, I,.tiii.t1.t turn-l1lii:lI1. 4-r14Ani'::v Sigzinus, Mairsiinli flfvlfiiimf, 'IUMA Villl- nmly, tztiwlyii Pete-i's+m, 1zti'1rlyn hlwiistztri, Alum' lliitli Iimvis, Lynnv M4-Iiflwvil. Kziiwin Imwn, Vziiwil Ii'-pint, .lim Smith. Kay 'l'lll'IlQI', Riil Vltiinviis. . . , . , . , . . . Row l Il--w 2 Row 3 Row Rmx' 3 v --.lim Nmllziiifi. I-,ill lullins. iyfldif- hurl, .Itvhn 1.1-tz, i1'i':ink .lwttnt-r, John Ancivrsun, Ilill Vigun, Iiwlm lIi'is'ksrvll, limb Marx' Zabin. XVeek1y, .lorry Smith, Jim Iiynmn, ,,-.. i k A 1 S ,i 1 I. R Z .'? s, ':' - if f S. if 1 A ,W W German Club C.:-iiiiin xximlu is tint ul lln- nmrlt-rii l.nilgli.iu:-s. is 1 at .ry vu ta 1 kj 4 a Row 1-ifiwxnves Falk, Esnw l I'flIlZ9H, Joanne Frnnzein, VV:-llhziiisen, Viviztn XXV-gnflr, Kathelrinf- Zztliit ski, Dorothea Dzunmeyer, Galina Zztkidalski. i'fJllNl.ll1llf lwvvrfiiriiig ilitlI'l' lI'4'lill1'ilfli llNt'tl in Nt'l1'liL'l' Row 2-'l.f1I'l'Y I-'einin-rgr, Paul Kuininn, Dim-ic fllsvn. Inn xml iiivclit img llit' lii.llll lillliliusi' ul f:t'l'llI.lIl fflxxli is Hlllflffldi laf'l'AU'nJ1U'kS n- Ulu Huber, UHF! VH' . . . iisfin, ut imiimftt .1 st-iimis int:-it-st lllilIlNlttl1Lfll2lQt'.lIill .ilsrm g to Qin' stiiclt-nts tl l'llttIiK'1' lu uw cit'I'illIlIl in t'1illX1'Ii- Rnwfi-.lim Stvin, l'i1I'l Iieinshztw, Keiiytm lliylyil llqily 9 mtl-iii, Nliss XM-llmlist-ii is tlit- l.lL'llllf' attlvisui' ui 1.4411 Ht'l'HlNh'm- LUX l4UlI l1P.llN twmltl I'.ilin Y lit-rnztrd Pvdt-rsuri. nmn Club, 90 'bi t 9 Z Q ' 3 ,Q 3 M k i .,,m 7 2 Qi 5 ill 5 1 I Spanish Club Under the direction of Miss Franchcrc. Spanish club holds its int-utings, which urs- coricliit-tr-cl in Spanish, every Friday. lfollowirig thc' husinf-ss meeting, pro- grams on Spanish custoins. l1lAlI1I1lTS. or history are gin-11. Sornv of tha' 111-tivitivs of this t-luh are the-ir float in tht- ll0l11l'L'lJ1111I1Q,' prirticlv, tht-ir scndirig of ll Christinus part-lmgc to Crt-1-cv zincl tht-ir zinniiall pit-nic-. W -W ' Q 1 1 liz 1,1 French Club X ' X N 11L'll Cfluh is pruimlulx 0114- of tht- 111111-st l.111L111.1g0 11111111111 1 1X11l l1Il1N XK11l1r W I' - . . is att fmntrgti Its plirpust' ls tu 111t'r1'41s1- tht- inte-re-st 1 tri 111 11111 l.1111111.1111- th.1t thc- 1111'111ln1-rs ut this 111111 .irv stityinq. Its proumiiis .mf 111w.15s iiitm-rvsting .tml 1 111 s 1 IL. .. . - . t .1 1 Ililltll. lwrm 1111tst.111cl111u 1-xviits ut l'ft'llt'l1 C11111 N 1151 I' rv their float in tht- lioiiic-cmiiirig parade and thtir annual picnic. Li Gnu Q4 'R f - m 4 !A X 7 rv, I of tv 6- , . .v uv 'C 2 Red Cross Thr- KxIlll'I'll'1lIl lrmior Ill-cl Cross l1.1s lllllllf' .lutivitiffs Wllivll am' culrric-cl on llllflllg tlu- Nblllllll yznlr. txlllllllg tlufsr- .wlixilic-s rm- lmlpirmg in tln- polio wanrcls. lllrllilllg favors for lmospitanl tmysr giving progr.1ms for svrviu- mon gmcl ln-lping in Olrl lfollcs llorm-s. 'l'lu- lnrlbllltf' .ul- visor for this Ol'Qrllll7.ltlOIl is Nliss Corolim' Krivua-. Row Hun Roxx Ron l .s .- a Julio Nzrzrpl ron. Sumo llJll'4rll. Sllaxrorm Mill:-r, Jvrri l2:1s'n-r, S.lIl'lI'11 Sr--xl-ns lnrlx .XHYI llolle-rts, .lorawv l7llXl5, lT.ll'll:rr.1 Vurlwvll, li:-My llzlkf-V, lioswtzl i'r,lr'y. lwrls l'--ursllrl. flzuil Slfllllli. l':lL liolr rlsou. Alillfk' Hors--, Sllll'l1'X' ll'rlll'l'l'll, .I1-:111 Ni:-mtlir-V, .lv::1r1I:1 Allltlm- As, .lzlnmzr Milulliwz, l!zu'lm1':i X vw only .Xl.lI .Kill-rtsorm. I'.l1'.v nw Krix. llxu' 4'ol+-, flslry 1l1'i4lz-1'. .lim Hill, Ihwlll llrltlm. .loam flVII1lk'j'. Je-2111 We-nsvl. Jw, l in 'Nz r-M I .Qf 9 . 3 Radio Club Soma-tlring nc-wll Soma-tlming cliffc-rvntll Tlu- Fmclio Club has just been ruccntly organized ut Ccutml luy Mr. Xlbollrics, wlro acts ns tlrc .ulvisor :xml instructor of this orgunimtion. Tlu- purposu of tlris ulul, is to iIlL'l'l'.lSl' tln- irmtvrvst in amil to lIItI'Otllll'l' its lllt,'llllJCI'S to ruclio work. Sezlbf-41-4':1rl N4-lsou, I-'rxlnk .ll-liner, Phyllis l'1Hlllblri'll, Ilrug-V 'l'h.rr,.-lr.A1-, liz ul 1- Jolmson, .lzxy til-ltlrml, lll.xix.v Smith, ll- 1. Illllt l-1.11 Smrul Il! 42f-1'vm..- liolflls Huy .lwm-s. Alam 'l'l1:lr+ lu-V, AI.1'il fllwflll, '21-mf 1'lu'rsIo11lxf'r, IA-wzs Smith, lmvirl Morgan, XV:.r1mr Ill-nry. J' +1 Alf' a W., 9 s N-.... C? Row 1-Shirley f'2ll'lS'Hl, lluhe-rm Smith. Maxine Ilzuuluw, Virginia Baum-tt. Thi, ROW 2ff'1ll'Hlj'l1 Lu S1-11111, .lflilllll NK'il1nu, .loo O'Ilunm-ll, HV? fl ..,1, IIIQ ll' .wa ,W-., .Cb 'lv 'fix 4 H I W1 . ' I K DECA students who urs- iuclurlvfl in DECA or distribu- Eclllcaxtiouul Club of Alucricu un- those who have W'WI'lY l'2lY'lSU'1' -102111 KWH- jolmS in tlw uftvruoon zulcl go to sc-howl in the morn- fmw::ffA1r. N4'lSUIl, 1:1111-11 I..-wig. Amrvm llilm-Y, Arnfml ings- PFUSHUNS- Wl1i4'l1 ff'HSiSf Of SD02lk0fS 111111 diS- 1'A'l-: Hilbert .Xl'lIt+:m1, Imxifl Kfful'5'. cussiou groups, are held can-In week. ' Q 1, fa, 1 f 1 ' 5 xl ,Z l 1 . E ., R gf 5 , 1 Z l Q l 2 Q , ? g Q ,f ,, 2 , 5 Q, 6 27 V - ,Q , Cf: .,. D atics Club IWW 1' ll1 'Vl ll WI'-'YY '3'1 'lU' '5 Xl fX l H l':'l ' lJf.llllLlllL'N fflulv. umlrr ilu' xupe-rxisirm ul' Xliss Milla-r, Hg l 1-Im: . - . , U H' nu-1-ts 1-xx-ry' Nlmuluy .nltvr sc-lmul. In Alilillllllll to tlnc 11ow2-NzmryVmry, Alu:-lim Ilzllu-I-. 4'l1.ll'l1nll4'l?',Xlll1.lIIl , m.u1y iutvr:-sting prngrguns tlmt it givvs, it lu-lps in '5 f 'fU'5' l'U l ' l1 'l' lUl '5- nuuufmus ways with tlw SL-uiur plays. Tlnis your Row 3,M,M Md' H,,,,m,3 l.m.,,,,,' Jlwk Li,,,,1,v .1,.,-,T IJI'llllllIllCS Club put on tlm-v unc uct plays: Sunday Al..ull.-uw-u. Costs Five Pesos, The Valiant, und Box and Cox, 93 UF --- f Laur1e Bensley Gloria Larsen Sylvia Brown Football l Cheerleaders Diane Dvorak Corkv Kolb W f Jackle Rohde K7 ,mv-. 6 l Norman Named Moat Valuable: Mamas Captain Ci? ' .ff 'Ci F l 4 J Bob Kemis, Honorary Captain Roger Normann, Most Valuable Player Major Football Letter Winners Bill Baker Martin Blackstone Jim Bogenrief A1 Daniels I Jim Deignan Leroy Favors Ken Hendrickson Jim Hindrnan Ray Isaacson Colin Jensen Dan Jones Bob Kemis 97 Bill Krommenhoek Rodney Larson Bob Loepp Roger Normann Ronald Parker Bob Walker Keith Warner Charles Weas Bill Weisenburger Bob White Dick Winter Duke Wrenn 'O x , 1 X C ,C ,v-X 3' , , I, . xt! 2 , J . Ui K 4 f si V .v x .sl iii Mark McLarnan Head Coach jim Perkins Line Coach Charlie Hess Backfield Coach C , ,C Qi 1952 Varsit Football Schedule Central C C C 7 Omaha Central eee... C 6 Central C C27 Omaha Tech e,,ee CCCC13 Central C C C 31 Sioux Falls Cathedral 6 Central 7 East CC CC C C, CCCCC 7 Central CC 8 Washington High CCC 20 Central C 26 Heelan C CCCCCCCCCCC CC 7 lVon 4 Lost 1 Tied 1 lst row: left to right Holi Mille-r, llrum- Spaulding, Bob Kc-mis, .lim llimimun. .lorry livzins, .lim Iliegnun, Al Daniels, Tom x'l1l2lllllk'l't'Il, liill Henson, .lorry Gardiner, Jim Rodriguez, liolr Martin. 2nd row: left to right'-Jim Vompeali, lion Parker, Bob VVhite, Vince Arioso, Jim Bergstrom, Ronnie Goltz, Bob VV:ilker, Boln Lowe-. Russell Palmer, .lim Jepson, Don Johnson, Leroy Favors, Coal-h Mcliarnan. Zirtl row: loft to right--i'o:u-h Pt-rkins, Bob Tyler, Dick Klopstad, Bill Ak:-r, t'hut'k Hanson, Duke VVrenn, Dick Xvinter, Dick Benson, Hob l,ot-mr, Bill XVeisenburger, Ray Isaac-son, Ken Hendrickson, Don lilack, Roger Normann, Coach Hess. 4th row: left to right-Keith Warner, Bill Krommenhoek, Harry Van Hofwe-gen, Virgil Howard, .lim Hoge-nrief, Rodney Larson, John Trentman, Carlton Tronvold, Iran Jones, Paul Gohr, Martin Blackstone, Bill Baker, Colin Jensen, Wayne Kirkegaarsl. I i ' 1 NX K l K 'W 4-' , 1 Q , 2 ' 3 XX Ken Hendrickson Guard Bob Walker-Back CENTRAL 7 OMAHA CENTRAL 6 Our Little Maroons opened their shortened 1952 football season with a tight 7 to 6 victory over an Omaha Central crew that already had three games under its belt. Our opener had been delayed three weeks because of Sioux City's serious polio epidemic. The Eagles, having scored in the second period, led 6-0 until, with five minutes gone in the fourth quarter, veteran Sonny Favors flipped a 6-yard pass to end Marty Blackstone, who stepped into the end zone to tie the score, Roger Normann then kicked what proved to be the deciding point. Although Central led in first downs 10 to 8, the Omahans outgained the Little fvlaroons in passing and rushing but were in turn hurt by several long penalties. Twice the Castlemen failed to take full advantage of their breaks as they penetrated the visitors five yard line but failed to score. 99 Marty scores first T. D. of season f Dan J ones-End Game Captain Jim Hindman--Center vgwa T Y , . ,6 V Bob Kemis-Guard Game Co-captain Martin Blackstone End 'K W un.- 5 il 3 to 1 he goes no fartner CENTRAL 27 OMAHA TECH 13 In the second game of the season, Central's Little Maroons defeated a strong Omaha Tech team, 27-153. Quarterback Leroy Sonny Favors showed a large homecoming crowd some brilliant passing as his teammates came from behind to gain an impressive win. Central scored two touchdowns in a little more than two minutes to overcome a lf3 to 6 deficit. NYith less than one minute remaining in the third period, Favors pitched a touch- down pass to end Marty Blackstone in a play covering forty-eight yards. On the first series of plays following the touchdown, guard Bill XVt-isenburger recovered a Tech fumble on the Omahans twenty-two yard line and on the next play Bob XVhite scored. An insurance touch- down came later in the fourth period when Favors again hit Blackstone. This was Sonny's third scoring pass of the game-as he had thrown to Flappy', Daniels for Central's first-and his fourth of the season. The Ililltoppers trailed Omaha in rushing 163 to 196 but 7 out of ll Central passes gained 151 yards to none for the boys from Tech. 100 f:- Bob White-Back Game Co-captain Duke Wrenn-Guard my , is.- ' Q T in-.nur ,A 'aa Colin Jensen-Tackle Game Co-captain Jim Diegnan-Back -4 any . if iw g.. ,,.4q f 'N WA Gallopin' Bob is off again CENTRAL 3'l SIOUX FALLS CATHEDRAL 6 The Little Maroons unleashed a vicious five- touehdown attack in trouncing Sioux Falls Cathedral, 31 to 6, at Sioux Falls. Centralls ground attack gained a total of 287 yards, and three completed passes out of four attempted gained 44 yards, giving us a total of 331 yards gained. Early in the first quarter Bob VVhite scored from the Cathedral twenty-two yard line after Flap', Daniels had set up the touchdown with another twenty-two yard run. XVith three minutes remaining in the quarter, Roger Nor- mann drove over from the Irish fifteen. That terminated Central's scoring in the first half. In the third quarter Normann and NVhite again scored touchdowns on runs of eleven and fifty- six yards respectively. A fourth quarter touch- down came on one of the Maroons' pass-lateral plays. The rushing of halfback XVhite and fullback Normann was particularly impressive, Bob gaining 165 yards in 8 attempts for a sen- sational average of 20.6 yards per try, and Roger grinding out 84 yards in the same num- ber of tries for an average of 10.5 yards. 101 'X 'll' J f Bill Krommenhoek Tackle Game Co-captain Ronald Parker-End Roger Normann Back 1? . . K U -1' n f I IQ, 7 -1 K Game Co-captain Bill Baker-Tackle if-is ,dk Xe .ni CENTRAL 7 EAST 7 Ci-ntr.i1 .uid iireh-rival East lmttled to ii h.ird-fought T to T tie. 111-ld scoreless for three periods, largely het-:muse of their own inis- takes rind fninhles. the Little Niziroons were finnlly uhle to score when end Keith Xllirner pit-lied up ii teziinm.ite's fuinhle and rziinbled into the end Zone. The Black Raiders struck first hy seoring in the seeond quarter after an susttiined drive of 65 yards. In the first two periods Iinst picked up il total of 140 yards rushing, but in the entire second half they eould iimiiaige only 21 yards on the ground. After ll first period Central touchdown run was nullified hy ai penalty, the Caistleinen were nt-ver uhle to seriously threaten until their fourth quarter seore. With eight niinutes left in the grime Boh NVhite returned nn East punt to the llaiider twenty-five y.ird line, where he w.is hit hiird und fuinhled. YVairner then picked up the loose bull und scored. Roger Norniainn eiilnily hooted the point thzit tied the score. In statistics. as well as the sc-ore, the two elubs were fairly even. Central had 9 first downs to Easfs 10, and gained 180 yards-60 by passing-to the Raiders' 186. Sonny gets a good block '31 'T: Bill Weisenburger Guard Game Co-captain Bob Loepp-Center V Y x 1 W 5 I it or .9 464' . -t 'An -.,-.- i ,fx tiff' ' to Keith Warnervlind Game Co-Captain Dick Winter-Back .9 QD! ' 'fi Q X , 3 s CENTRAL 8 SIOUX FALLS 20 Cz-ntral's hopes for an undefeated season were rudely erased hy XVashington lligh, 20 to 8, This niarkvd the third straight year that the Little Niaroons were unable to subdue the inxinvihle XY.irriors from Sioux Falls. It wasnt until tla- third quarter that the VVar- riors were ahlc to show a chilled crowd their si-oring almility. Both teanis had threatened once in the first half hut were unable to hit pay- dirt. Two of the XVashington touchdowns followed long drives of about 60 yards-one in the third period, the other in the final quarter. Another Sioux Falls six pointer came in the third stanza when a Favors' aerial was inter- cepted and run hack 70 yards for the touch- down. The Little Maroons' only touchdown came on a Favors to XVarner pass late in the game. They were given another two points as the re- sult of what will probably he the oddity of the season: a NVarrior intercepted a pass and ran 50 yards to cross the goal, only to find upon heing tackled in thc end zone that he had run the wrong way! Anybody lose a pair of legs? is Leroy Favoi's4Baek Game Co-captain Charles Weas-Guard R' . W 1 Ja L -5' Ray Isaacson-Guard Game Co-captain Albert Daniels-Back C I f' rm ,.,..slwm We 9' ni Q l ,e CENTRAL 26 HEELAN 7 The Little Maroons, showing a tremendous amount of team spirit and fight, took a share in the eity title by trouncing lleelan's Crusaders, 26 to 7, on a beautiful Armistice Day. Using a five-man defensive line for the only time during the year, Central held Iieelan to a total of 104-yards rushing, while the Maroon offense was grinding out the amazing total of 412 yards-328 on the ground. lleelan gained 99 yards by passing in addition to its rushing total. The Centralites tripled lleelan's first down total of 5. Central scored in each of the four periods: Flappy Daniels scoring in the first and third quarters, Hog Norinann plunging across in the second, and Marty Blackstone taking a 32-yard pass from Sonny Favors in the 4th stanza for the touchdown. It was the seventh time this season Sonny had passed for a touchdown. The Little Maroons attempted to show that they were better than their 7 to 7 tie with East indicated, and most observers admitted that the 1952 Central football squad was the best high School team in the eity. Normann drives over of-5. fax fp, by A? Rodney Larson Tackle Game Co-captain Jim Bogenrief-End nm 'Qs 2 sg! if ... 'Wuxi 5 as Coach Dick Young 2 X 'f r,f. U A ,WZ , uf, ,JA ,low , . ' . . '.'wft, ..,' -'v.'! hn' ,441 db ,Q . I , f' 1 lst row: left to right-Bob Minor, Jim Smith, George Siganos, Gary ltivedal, Boll McKeever, Boll Armstrong, Gary Case, Mt-rle Oleson, Jerry Kutcher, Fred Hedrick, Jerry Adams. 2nd row: left to right-Allan Shook, Jim Sheldon, Bill Collins, Jerry Cardwell, Bernie Pedersen, Tom Huff, Neil 's K, ,M me ,. I Hines, Ron Ruhrer, Ray Burdick, Jack Clemens, Bob Tweet. 3rd row: left to right-Dick Krommenhoek, .lack England, Gerald McCord, Tom Nutt, Berland Smith, Harold Suknot, Peter Christopher, Bob Humphrey, Bill Junge, Paul Broveak, Ken Baker, Gary Hoorneman, Coach Dick Young 4 1 1 1952 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1 A , Sophs Sophs 9 Sophs Sophs Sophs Sophs -----------,----33 Leeds Reserves cease-- ---e,-,,,--------20 Heelan Sophs -,----,e ,, ......-........- 7 East Sophs ,..ee....e. ,--,e--,--,------15 Leeds Reserves --e,--- ,,--,,----------- 6 East Sophs ---,eee-,-- -----,--,-----,--19 Heelan Sophs ee-,----e Won 4 Lost 2 SUMMARY OF SOPHOMORE SEASON Coach Dick Young's Sophomores closed their abbrevi- ated season with a 19-0 victory over the Heelan Sophs to give our boys a final record of 4 wins and 2 losses. The offensive unit rolled up a total of 100 points in the six games for an average of almost 17 points per game, while the defense limited its opponents to only 51 points for an average of about 9 points per contest. The scoring during the season was as follows: Berland Smith-32 points, including a 62-yard touchdown run 105 against Heelang Ken Baker-31 points, including a sen sational 95 yard run against Heelang 'lack England-27 points, jerry McCord-6 points, scored on a 67 yard quar- terback sneakg Pete Christopher-2 points, both on points after touchdowns. The defensive standouts for the Sophs were Pete Christopher, an end, and .Ierry Cardwell, a linebacker. Berland Smith also was impressive as a defensive halfback. 'lm 5, A 'U? 'W 75473 Q nl in-15 an-0 Nun we Bob Lowe Back Don Johnson End John Trentman Back Service Award 'NX 'X'-NTMQL WM we W Can Vo U UIISS with blo Cin 115' like that 9 Gary Schultz Manager 6' 4 Z V . S. ,N 1- Y 1 Q7- , ,, 1 ' Q: X ' K 'ix L . 5? Y . Q. '- . 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Blurty I, NY'r1ul5 lluwm-, .ls-rrx llzlrfllm-r, Ilulv XVl1iIx-, 1952-1953 BASKETBALL REGULAR SEASON Central 49 Cherokee 54 Central 61 LeMars 44 Central 57 East 40 Central 41 Tee Jay 40 Central 60 Heelan 38 Central 58 Webster City 45 Central 58 LeMars 59 Central 62 Leeds 37 Central 48 Heelan 39 Central 26 Lincoln 39 Central 59 Leeds 50 Central 43 Sioux Falls 58 Central 60 East 57 Central 44 Spencer 63 Central 51 Ames 52 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Central 52 Fort Dodge 35 SUB-STATE TOURNAMENT Central 52 Heelan 58 E?-'W CENTRAL 49 CHEROKEE 54 lln- l.11ll1' Xl.lfllUIlN 1'11l111'11ml lkI'Ulll tlwir Sl'llSOIl'5 011011- cr.1t 1 l11'1'ol11w- 1111 tl11- CENTRAL 61 LEMARS 44 S11111x f,1lx.111x xurw IX4'Il il1v1r l1l'NI lmuvlk .nt C.:-11tr.1ls 111xx 11111111111 xtylv 111 Slllili 1'111l ul .1 31 lo Fg Ft Pf ll.lNlx1'lll.lll .lx ilu- XL1- I 4 Ff Ito Pg .151 NL1111-, l,1'll lvy 'l'1r111 vvintpr 6 4-6 3 1111111xclm-l4'.1tf-cl .1 l1iQl1- Qsnes N 5-N 4 llbllt lm-11 ilu' Xl.11'111111x xv, - lx I.lll'1l i, 1' XI .1 1' N arnm' ' 11111'1111l l.1xt. lf-.11l111! CM-n-er' 3 I 7 5 l ' ill U1 H- YW' COHWHN 6 0-0 0 lllt11lrxx1tl1 tl11w-1- .111cl Onual' 3 2'3 1 11.111 R1f1tl1 XY.1r111 r Tucker 1 1-3 3 0111--l1.1ll 11111111tr-X 111111: Tucker 3 2-4 5 lu-lpvrl ilu- C1-11tr.1l1t1Q vvinter 5 0-9 1 12.11-11 r.-N11 N1..1L1111-ts white 1 1-4 o or HH tw 11 Mr tl-'fl . Q l7t'j.I.lIl In xlump lluw- Jones 0 0-0 4 In- cllllllxirll 'UW' Daniels 1 Oi' 0 . . . 9 vw-1', .lllll ilu- lmulal Damien 0 2 3 p41111tx 111 11111 l1lSl l1x1- BOOUI 1 0-0 H was xlmxlx t1X'I'I'4O!IN', ' - 5 111111l1t1-s, K1-itlfs 1-.11'lx Krornmenhggk 1 0-0 0 Cl11'I'0lxr'v I1-fl l15 Ulllj' Kmmmenhoek 2 1-3 5 lllm' Slflwvll lllnxlll Blackstgng 0 1-3 1 SH to -18 x11tl1 l1.1ll tl Lymdll 0 0-0 1 Nllfldlx. I-ut ilu- Xlmlx , , Q . . Lpman I 0-0 0 11111111t1- 111111.1111111:. lm! 18 13 30 29 11111 l1llXf'Il 'Ill ln l31ll Y t 0 0 0 0 l'11111' ln-11 tllrmxx 1111! - f'1111xx.1y', D111 XY111- aes ' ilu' !.11111- 1111! of cll'll- HILIFOOIIS 16 7 ll 15,49 fl'I'. .111ml l5.111 I+111w 27 7-17 14 2-T'illi8 I't'.l1 l1. l l1l11tf six Braves 10 8 14 22-54 llllwpl ltllllclqllhl Anal- Bulldogs 10 13 9 12144 ous w1'1'1' 4'.1 vc 111 1111 1'1' -1 1' loowlx plrwucl 4.-o11twt 30 ot tl1c111 '1f 1i11Qt tl1c Cl'Hif'llit ll ' Xlllyfomml lllxl Nlaroons 18 9 20 14-61 . -. - - -if 1 O- . . ms. , l11'1'.1L klllfl lllll-t'HllI'l 1111-xx, I,1'NI.1rs c-11111111-tvcl 011 -125 ul tln-ir slum, lm! illlf .1ttc 111pte-cl only 38. 'I'l1v Muroons l1it QT ul T2 xlmtx for 37.57, 4 T. iff- In , fi , 2, ' 4 Q i f f 1 Ye l O Keith Warner Dick Winter 1 ,Y 1 ' I No, Dan you can't shoot from there .,, 3,5 , MWM 9' fw - 1 ,, Q, CENTRAL 57 EAST 40 Using thur fist hu 111 fuse East the L1ttle NI iroons scored 1 con winning, D1 to 40 win ox er the1r Qrosstown rn 11s After the glme the opinion was thxt oth Q r Cltx Le igue te 1111s would find this new style 11 1rd to lil It T111 outst xncllng ll ldlXlLlL1ll fe1t vms lxuth X1 lrner s cl fenslwe 1ob on E1sts Doug Delzell Doug hicl ante-red the g1111e XV1tl1 4 13 polnt IV Lflgt but 111 lfllgtd onlx ont pomt during th: mght B111 Con xx n tht tall L1 e Nl 1roon unter led the scormg with 16 points md pre ssm Winter Warner Conway Tucker Daniels Jones defense to con F Pf Krommenhoek Booth Hanson Blackstone Lyman Wolle Yates Watkins Howe Raiders Maroons B111 Krommenhoek Q--2 ,ff , A CENTRAL 41 l'l.1yi11Li llu- 41.11 .1111 11-11-11 11 lt-talown, but were 111110 to squeeze out ll -11 to 40 victory over Council Bluffs, Tl1o111g1s Iefferson. Tee lay had an opportu- nity to tic or win in thc lust second when two free throws were uwurzlccl Ll B 1 ll f f sl forward. Conner, but the shaky 8011110111016 111 i s s 0 cl lnoth, Dan 10111-S' free throw with the score tied at 40-40 proved to be the Win- ning margin, but Bill Kro111111e1111oek il n cl 'I' 1114 23 11 19 18 1 15 14 18 Woody Howe 1 TEE JAY 40 1 East 11111111-, llw Xl1ll'00I1S Suf- Jones Fg Ft Pf Krommenhoek - Booth Hanson Blackstone Winter Warner Conwa y Tucker Daniels Maroons Tee Jay Dick VVintcr also came through with 0 4 2 0 1 -2 0 -0 2 0 2 0 0 2 2 2 0 1 0- 1 1- 3 4- 3 0 0 2 3 0 3 3 4 4 6 3 -2 0 2 0 2 15 11-22 18 10 10 13 8-41 8 13 11 8-40 timely baskets at crucial stages. B111s famous Jump shot CENTRAL 60 HEELAN 38 '11111 L1t111- xl.lTllflllN s1111'1'r1-11 Ll first p1-rio11 1-11111 spell, 1111111 s11ir1-11 23 points in 11111 N1-1111111 1111.11't1'r EIS 1111-X tI'1lN1I4'l1 ll1'1'- Fg Jones 5 - Ft Pt' 35 2 l'lI1 f1111..,1.111 liffh- wa 'f 6 M 1 ' 'b A S' ,fn Conway 3 1-2 0 scoring lbltlx 1111111-r Tucker 1 1-3 0 was out with .tD111'1lKl1- Daniels 5 1-1 2 Citis. his 151151111711 w.1s glackstone 1 0'0 0 111115. 111Hv!11.1r11i Bggmmenhoek 5 1 .1p .lI1ll'5 1111! Vvhlte 0 2-3 1 Dani 111i11As 1-11111111111-11 Hanson 0 0-0 1 for 2-1 points. '1'h1' l.11- Lflnan 0 0-2 2 111- Xl.1r111111 starting 3332: 2 3'3 0 five, 1111151111 .1-1it111' Howe 0 2:2 3 nioru 1111111 11.111 11lL' Yvatkins 0 0-0 0 gllllllk 1111111 up tl 11-1111 Pierson 0 0-0 0 Of -IT 111 211 111-111r1'1111' Gardlner 0 0'0 0 rt-S1-ru-s ltltlli 11x1fr 2314-31 14 with tivo 1111111111-s 1'1'- Maroons 9 23 19 9-60 niuining in thc third Crusaders 10 6 14 8-38 quarter. K3 V 1- .1 ' . L. 5 ,, Q Dick Yates 5 -1 , ,ji 54 1 , . 1 Terry Thompson , 11 1 I CENTRAL 58 Cl'Tl1I'1tl 1111111 up .1 -36 c1i11st1-11 to .1 58 to 45 win 11 1' 1' r X1'1'lJSl1'l' Cityys Lynx. l.,1'1111inLf by only thr1A1- points ut tht- 1-1111 of 1111- first q11.1rt1Ar.1111A Lit111' X111- 111111181 h.11.1111'1'11 s1'11r- in! 1111.11-14 C111 11111s1' with 11 21-point s1-1-- 01111 111111111 to put 1111,- Lynx 11111 of serious contention. K Q i t 11 VV11rncr. X1.1ro1in for- w.1r11. who 1l.lCl 1111-11 0111 of s11111111 .111 YYt't'1x 1761-1111s1-111t111'1111,put 1110 sp.1T1i 111 1111' s1-1- ond pc-riocl 11rix'1a 131-- pQm111h11- Bill CtJllXK'1lX' led 1111 sc-orc-rs with 15 WEBSTER CITY 45 to 22 h111ftim11 11-1111 111111 then Fg Ft Pf Jones 3 0-2 1 Krommenhoek 5 0-0 3 Conway 6 3-4 1 Tucker 2 2-4 1 Daniels 2 0-2 2 Warner 3 3-7 2 Blackstone 1 1-4 0 White 0 0-0 1 Yates 0 3-4 2 Howe 0 0-0 0 Booth 0 0-0 0 Lyman 1 0-2 0 W'olle 0 0-0 0 23 12-29 13 Lynx 12 10 10 13-45 Maroons 15 21 9 13-58 points. B111 also w.1s t'11ilTQ4'Cl with L1 ftllll. his first since 1111: season S 11111-111-1' 111111 his Q11-ond of thc y1-11r. Dan's favorite shot Ui .ff . Swish for Conway Dick leaps high against East's Houst Marty Blackstone Kgnt Xkyqtlqmg CENTRAL 58 LEMARS 59 H Thi- Little Nluroous lost .1 tough ovcrtiuic decision. JS to full, .it 1.1-Xlurs. lust .is the lmuzm-r cucling tlu- on-rtiuic pi-riocl souucll-ml, .1 qlu-slioihllrlc lnoul wus Q-.illvcl ou L1 Cn-utixxlitv. l.4'Xl.irs' xlL'ljHllg.lll wus .lxx.ircli-cl two frm' tliroxxs. .uicl lu- Clllllllf swislu-Ll lmotli. wiuuiug ilu' Lf.llIlt'. llu- N14- roous llliltlt' their in-c Ilirmxs .ls wa-ll .ls llivy' lmcl iu pri-vious ll.llllL'Sl hut. 1-veii so. the guiue Jones VVarner Conway Blackstone Daniels Tucker Booth Maroons Bulldogs Fg Ft Pf 5 2-3 4 5 1-1 4 2 4-6 1 0 1-2 3 5 2-6 5 4 1-2 1 2 1-1 1 23 12-21 19 1116 16 12 3-58 1517 14 9 4-59 wus lost .nt the frm- throw liuv. lac-caiiisc tlu- Nluroons hit 12 of 21 frm' throws, while ilu- hosts lunch' 17 out of -'3-1, Ci-ntr.il .ilso outsliot the Bulldogs from the floor. iuul-Ling 23 shots out of 66 uttciupts. Lchlurs made good on 21 of T3 shots. CENTRAL 62 Central L'lJllllI1lll'll it pvtition lay trouncing the Lcccls Lum-crs. lu the first quarter the Littlc Muroons wc-rc L-olnl iu tlu-ir shooting. .incl Lei-als lu-lcl .1 two- point lc-iul .it the end of that pi-rioml. After tlmt, liowevcr. it wus no cont:-st, for the Cciilrzilih-s outscorccl the shorter Lancers. -19 to 22. :luring the rcst of the- g1.uuc. The outstuncliug.: inclividuul pluy was turned in by Dun Ioncs, who hit 8 of 12 fit-ld goal ut- tcuipts for 16 points. - 5 LEEDS 37 s superiority in City League com- Fg Ft Pf Jones 8 0-4 1 Warner 5 2-8 2 Conway 0 0-4 1 Tucker 3 1-1 2 Daniels 0 2-2 3 Blackstone 3 1-2 2 Krommenhoek 0 1-3 3 Booth 3 3-3 2 White 1 2-2 1 Hanson 0 1-3 3 Howe 0 0-0 2 Wolle 0 0-2 0 Lyman 0 0-0 0 Yates 2 1-1 0 24 14-35 22 Lancers 15 7 3 12-37 Maroons 13 19 18 12-62 51' I4 Booth hooks for two 1 1 1 1 1 1 , Tom Tucker 1 CENTRAL 48 HEELAN 39 '111I1' 111-111111 f1I'llN.lI1LI'N. 11111111 1111pr11x'1'c1 sinu' 1111-ir 11rS1 l!l4'l't1llI with 1111- Xi11r111n1x, pr11x'1111-11 Fg F1 Pf 11111Q11 111111p1'1i1i1111 111- jgngg 2 1-3 1 11111-1111wi1111. -18 111 39. Warner 4 4-5 3 111ll' g.11111' Nf.1f14'K1 11111 Cgrnvay 5 3-4 3 111 111' .111111111-r F11111, .1x TUCkE'r 4 3-4 0 C1-1111.11 1111 111 firxl Daniels I 3-6 2 f1111r 111-111 211.11 .11- W'hit6 0 0-0 2 11-1111111 .11111 11-11. IT 111 Blackstonv 1 0-2 1 1. 111 1111- 1-1111 111, 11111 Krommenhoek 0 0-0 0 11rs1 111111r11-r. A111-r 11l1l1 11 w.1s .1 K111,1,1'l'1'1I1 17 14-24 12 111111 111r .1 11111111111.1- Cl'llSl1dPl'S 4 I3 ll ll-39 L1111l 111 111111 N111111l1112 Nlarogng I7 5 13 13-48 11111 .1 112111 f.r11s.1111-r 1111111x1- 11411111111-11 11111 f,1'111r.11111w 1x1 1111 11.11111 1' .1 1l11f1A . 1 - . , ' X1 .11 L1.11111.111, 11.11 11111 111r 1111 1111 111Ill'11l 111x111111111r . , , . Xu. nm. .X X.ll'NI11 IIl1'Il1111'T x11111- I.11111.11'y' 151511, 14111111 11111111-11 2111 131111118 III -11 g1.11111x 1111-r 111r1'1' 11-.1rs for .1 7.9 ilV1'I'1lLfl'. 1, f1'..1:.aj'e. 1 Q! 1, Fla ppy goes high 4 1 ,f , ,ff B111Conway 'R , ff CENTRAL 26 LINCOLN 39 .XII 1111--1111111 1211111.11 11-.1111 11151 111 .1 rn-cl-1101 Lincoln 11-.1111 115' 1111' wurv 111 5351 111 215. 11111 1.1111-if Fg Ft Pf 11ll4' L111'l'l151' 1111111 1111- Jones 0 2'5 2 C1-111r.11i11w 10 111111 -115 Blackstone 1 1-1 5 .1111-1111m1xg 11111 xxurw Conway 1 1-5 0 1-11.111 111111. 11111 N1.1- Dalliels 3 1-9 4 lll1lI1N 11111111-11111 1111 111111 Il11l4' N114I1N 1411A fl 0 0-2 1 IIIlN1'f.11111' 111-111-111.1gw Booth 3 2-4 1 111 18.5. XI1111xx11111-. Xvhite 1 1-3 1 1111' X1'111'.1x14.111x' 11.111- 1111111111 NU11 11-N1111111 9 8-29 14 111 ll 11111 111 Sl .11- LillkS ll 8 10 10-39 1 '1I N 10 43 3 I 'A Maroons 6 10 4 6-26 11111 111-11111 N 1l1'lIl! 1111.11111 111111.11-11111111111 g11.1111111,if1-1111.11w.1s.1111.1li11'- 1- 1x 1111-111111111 .111111-1111'111r1m 111112111111 N1.1r111111x11111s111'L1 H 111 JJ. u11111- 1.1lll111ll 1lI.lt1l' .1 r1-s111-1'1.11J1c 11 111 16. CENTRAL 59 LEEDS 50 lla- l.lttlt' Maroons tli-li-.ilvcl la-ecls 553 to So. in tl game that was tar more one-sided than the seore indicates. After trailing, 5 to 'l. in the openinq mo- ments, Central seorecl 20 straight points he- fore the Laneers were able to hit again. Cen- tral held a 54 to S353 lead when L e e cl s started its late rush against the Little Sla- roon reserves. Boh VVhite. in his first Starting assignment s i n e e the opening Cherokee game. and Dan lones lecl the scoring with ten points apiece. Brownell Fg Ft Pf Jones 3 4-5 0 B00th 3 3-6 5 Conway 4 1-1 1 VVhite 5 0-0 2 Daniels 1 1-2 4 Tucker 4 0-0 2 Blackstone 2 2-4 3 Hanson 0 0-0 2 Howe 0 0-0 2 Yates 1 1-2 1 Wolle 0 0-2 0 Kanter 0 0-0 3 Lyman 0 0-2 0 Pierson 0 1-2 1 23 13-26 26 Maroons 21 15 15 8-59 Lancers 5 12 14 19-50 Booth. also starting for the second time. eontrihuted nine points-eight of them in tlie first quarter. 11 1 CENTRAL 43 'lilll' Little Nlaroons Falls team. 58 to 453. The Washington High XVarriors, possilily the hest team in the area at the time, controlled hotli haekhoarcls in the first quarter. and held a eomfortalmle lead going into the second period. llow- ever, the Centralites stormed hack and re- mained in close eon- tention until late in the final stanza. At one point the Kla- WASHINGTON 58 we-i'e lmeaten ln a top-noteli Sioux Fg Jones 6 Booth 1 Conway 1 Daniels 1 White 5 Krommenhoek 1 Tucker 0 Vvinter 1 Blackstone 0 16 1 Maroons 6 13 16 Warriors 13 12 16 Ft Pf 2-5 1 2-6 3 5-8 3 0-2 5 0-0 5 1-2 1 1-4 3 0-0 0 0-0 1 1-27 22 8-43 17-58 roons narrowed the margin to I5 to l-3. lilll that was the closest Central eoulcl come. Boh 11'hite. who played a good floor gaiue. in aclclition to his 10 points. and Dan lones were two lmright spots in the Maroon attack, whieh made only 22 per cent of its shots. N? gi f,.....? s Q Dan Jones Chuck Hanson f 41 ' ' ' Circus,' Lyman hits a lay-up White drives ,... U CENTRAL 60 ln one of the most long rivalry, Central edgenl the Black Hairl- ers in au ox ertiiue C011- test. GU to 57, East helcl the upper hancl for the first three quarters, mostly as a result of Little Nia- roon fouls, Eighteen fouls were c a l l e ml against the Ceutralites in the first half alone. compared to only nine against East. The Ma- EAST 57 exciting games of the two schools' Fg Ft. Pf 4 Jones 3- Krommenhoek 4 4- Booth 3 3- Daniels 4 2- VVhite 2 0- Winter 3 2- Tucker 3 0- 23 14- Maroons 12 11 1317 Raiders 20 11 1210 9 3 5 5 7 5 6 3 0 3 6 4 0 4 33 27 7-60 4-57 roous, playing inspire-cl hall, stormed Ina-k in the fourth quarter to tie up the game ancl seucl it into overtime, XVith this victory. the Little Nlaroous won the City League championship tor the fifth straight year. going undefeated this year in six league games. ' C .2 'fi ,' ,, 'fs CENTRAL 44 The Little Xlaroous of-town courts, as they w e r e trouncetl b y Spencer in what the papers called an up- set. Centralis biggest trouble was in the form of the Bengal's Tom McEntee, who macle 14 out of 20 fielcl goal attempts and eight free throws for a total of 36 points -the largest incliviclual output by an oppos- ing player all -ear. C011 SPENCER 63 tinuecl to have trouble on out- FE Ft Pf Jones 6 2-3 5 Krommenhoek 2 0-2 1 Conway 4 0-0 1 Daniels 1 1-6 3 White 2 0-2 3 Tucker 0 2-2 3 Winter 2 5-6 3 Hanson 0 0-0 1 17 10-21 20 Maroons 13 11 10 10-44 Tigers 14 19 10 10-63 The Ceutralites made 17 of T5 lielfl goal tries, for a weak 22.7 per cent, while Spencer tried 52 times and made 23 for a pereentage of -13.8. Dan Iones. the most consistent player after mid-year, lecl Centrals scoring for the sixth time during the regular season of 15 games. -.J kc Chuck Wolle Bgb White of ' K 3 I 1 f Jones gets clobbered I ft Foul on Krommie' Al Daniels Mayer Kanter N 1 x f ,f CENTRAL 5'l AMES 52 The Little Maroons finally regained some of their early season form, but it wasn't quite enough to defeat the strong Ames Cvelones. The home court advant age, usually given the host team by whistle- tooters when two tough teams iueet, Certainly wasnit in evi- dence. since 23 fouls were called on the Maroons, compared to o y ll agains ie Little Cyclones, The Centralites ma e Booth Krommenhoek Conway Jones Tucker White Daniels Winter Yates Cyclones Maroons Ft Pf 20 11-16 23 1 12 11 19- 2 11 14 8 18-51 , but the difference seven more field goals than Ames was made up at the free throw line, 26 charity toss:-setlie most made by an opponent a season. The showing against the Cyclones-one of the to . H teams in Iowa-was an indication that the Little Maroons might do well in the tournament, despite their poor play in the last part of the regular season. as the visitors sank DISTRICT TOURNAMENT CENTRAL 52 I tluir first toirn b c e z e d hx ort Dodge hs the score of 52 to -35. After a close first quarter, Central had little trouble de- feating the surprising- ly weak Dodgers. The extrs-mely r-old visitors riec only 17 ie goals during the first 2 1 1 Ill l' Ill fo ur. The Doc gers encecl the garne with 1 percentage of 21.2- ll made out of 52 it- tempted. Bill Conway scored 1:2 points-the 'S time - VVQIS ' the cl 0 u h l e figures since the second llcel FORT DODGE 35 nt gimc the Little Nhroons Ft Pf Jones - Krommenhoek - Conway - WVinter - Tucker - White - Daniels - Booth - Yates - Howe - Hanson - Blackstone - 17 18-35 23 Dodgers 10 11- Maroons 9 15 16 12-52 an game in anuary. Qu. Where'd he go, Heelan? A4 Brownell Booth Jeffy Gafdiflef j 1, fa-,f A, 3. SUB-STATE TOURNAMENT Central 52 Heelan 58 Central's basketball season came to an abrupt end when the favored Little Ma- roons were upset by F5 Ff Pf Heelan. The game was Jones 4 1-1 3 played before some 3800 Kl'0ml'IlCl'lh00k 2-2 4 fans in the Annex. The Cqnway 4-7 2 Crusaders, whom Cen- Winter 1 6 5 tral had beaten twice Tucker 0-0 5 previously, were nota- Wllite 2-4 1 bly ineffective at the D3l'li0lS 4-11 4 free-throw line, even so, Booth 2-2 5 their winning margin 18 16-33 29 came as a result of free throws. The Heelan- ites, capitalizing on the Crusaders 11 16 16 15-58 Maroons 8 15 14 15-52 , xjx.,tf controversial 0ne-and- one free throw rule, tried 49 free throws and made 24 to offset Central's one field goal edge. Shortly after the game, the local all-city team was announced. Four of the seniors, for whom the Heelan game was their last in a Central uniform, gained honors on this team. Dan Iones and Bill Conway gained second team berths, while Bill Krommenhoek and appendieitis-hampered Dick XVinter placed on the third string. Keith XVarner, a mid- year grad, was honored by a first team spot, and Flap Daniels, who will return for a whole season in '53-54, was placed on the second team. 121 2 he Jim Lyman pug, 'Qi in-01 Keith Warner, Most Valuable Player Dan Jones and Bill Conway, Honorary Co-Captains Central Opponents Warner, Keith Conway, Bill Jones, Dan Winter, Dick Tucker, Tom Booth, Brownell White, Bob Krommenhoek, Bill Daniels, Al Blackstone, Marty Yates, Dick Lyman, Jim Pierson, John Wolle, Chuck Howe, Woody Hanson, Chuck Watkins, Kent Kanter, Meyer Gardiner, Jerry Thompson, Terry Ht 6- 6- 6- 5- 2 3112 14 11 5-8 6- 5- 4 10 6-2 5- 6- 6 5 6- 6 5- 6- 5 6 8 1 14 -2 -9 0 -2 10 V.: -10 -1 5-10 6-0 VARSITY SCORING 1952 53 ilncludlng Tournament! TEAM W L Fg Md-Att Fg Pct Ft Md-Att Ft Pct Pf Tp 10 7 345 881 710 336-1118 30.1 209-449 256- 808 31.7 296-532 INDIVIDUAL CBo1d face indicates major letter winnerj Yr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr J ri' C Sr Sr F Jr Sr Jr Jr Jr ' Jr ' Jr'f Jr Jr Jr Jr Jr main-nmmrumuan CmoO'41Cm+11o'11 Pos G Fg Fg Pct 9 42 33.3 16 54 31.2 17 37.6 10 30.6 17 33 36.6 14 23 32.8 13 22 32.8 14 25 17 28 12 59 31 25.0 24.8 12 30.3 8 4 26.7 7 4 40.0 2 0 00.0 5 0 00.0 6 0 00.0 7 0 00.0 2 O 00.0 1 0 00.0 1 0 00.0 2Graduate January, 1954 122 46.6 55.7 273 808 F1124-1 Pf Tp 50.0 27 107 53.7 16 137 46.3 38 143 56.1 27 as 47.1 44 51.3 56.6 41.7 31.9 30:9 17 66.7 5 14 00.0 4 8 50.0 1 1 33.3 0 2 100.0 4 2 33.3 10 1 00.0 0 0 0 0 82 37 66 26 61 33 65 53 78 31 00.0 3 00.0 0 Ave. 51.82 47.53 Ave. 11.89 8.56 8.41 8.50 4.82 4.71 4.69 4.64 4.58 2.58 1.75 1.14 0.50 0.40 0.33 0.14 0,00 0.00 0.00 2 :Wt 1 54, Q, J, X Q-S, 1: Bob Peterson, Pete Christopher, Gary Hanlon, Minor, Jim Stein, Ra3 Cole, Micky Stevens. Dick Krommenhoek, Berland Smith, Dean Bur- Row 3: Mgr. Gary Hoorneman, Bob Thompson, Bradley h Ken Paker J Bill Shumanskv John -Xmsler Ronald I'0Llg S, 1' . Ones, -, , , 2: Joe Biesbrock, Jack Clemens, Ray Burdick, Bob Barnes, Dennis Bates, Dick Arioso. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL 1953 Summary Coach 'lim Perkins' 1952-53 sophomore team went through a tough 14-game schedule, winning 4 and los- ing l0. The high point of the season was the 72 to 58 shellacking of a Heelan team that had earlier beaten the Sophs by 58 to 29. This 72-point game total was the most scored by any sophomore squad. Although the team won only four games, Coach Perkins turned out a lot of good varsity material. The top prospect was Cary Hanlon, a 6-foot forward who led the scoring with a 9.3 average. Other impressive players with two full years of varsity competition remaining were: Dick Krommenhoek, 6-2 center, who after a weak start ended with a 7 point aver- age, including a 26-point effort in one game, 5-10 Ken Baker, a speedy guard with a 23.6 average, Bob Minor, 5-9, and Aloe Biesbrock, 6-1. Four players were very im- pressive but will be hampered because they graduate dur- ing the middle of a season. These are: 6-1 Berland Smith, a very fast forward with a 7.2 average, Bob Pinky Peter- son, 5-11 guard, who also averaged 7.2, including one 30-point output, 6-0 Pete Christopher and 5-11 Dean Burroughs, who averaged 4.6 and 3.0, respectively. Sophs Sophs Sophs Sophs Sophs Sophs Sophs Sophs Sophs Sophs Sophs Sophs Sophs Sophs Coach Perkins Season Record Cherokee Lehdars East Tee Jay Iieelan Holly Springs Lehdars Leeds Iieelan Lincoln Leeds Sioux Falls East Leeds E , af 'SQ fl se ,Q Q' . , ,, V Q Dee-de Roach jx :J f 5 Norma Bjordal K lg Patti Mycka Jxmmye Wxlhams Joanle Tmcher is Basketball Connie Harvey f m QL, Cheerleaders I 126 35' Row 1: Row 2: in Egg? gow Q ,, .gf S Dick Benson, Dick Winter, Jim Hindman, Bob White, Al Daniels, Borland Smith, Jan Burkhart, Roy Yvalker, Bill Conway. Bruce Johnson, Jim Compeau, Garold McCord, Vince Smith, Carlton Tronvold, Ken Hendrickson, John Pierson, Marty Blackstone, Pete Christopher, Virgil Howard, Row 3: Bill Baker, Ron Ruhrer, Jerry Gardiner, Jim Lyman, Bill Aker, Jerry Evans, Cary Grider, Dick Klopstzid, Bob Swanson, Jerry Cardwell, Bill Henson. Row 4: Mgr. Dick Strohmeier, George Siganos, Dick Yates, Al Johnston, Fred Baker, John Poulson, Jim Bergstrom, Dick Erickson. 1953 TRACK if --. Q. -.... ., s- 40' r S ' Coach Young I .ix 1 f . . .udxflzu ,J SCHEDULE STATE INDOOR MEET HOLSTEIN RELAYS TOMAHAWK RELAYS EAST DUAL MEET DRAKE RELAYS SIOUX CITY RELAYS DAKOTA RELAYS DISTRICT MEET HEELAN DUAL MEET CITY MEET STATE OUTDOOR MEET f, li '95 Dead heal Dig, Gardiner MAROONS WIN HOLSTEIN MEET The Little Maroons, outclassing 32 other schools entered in Central's field at the Holstein Relays, walked off with the class A championship, all but one trophy given at the meet, and three new meet records. The Maroon cindermen, who had failed to win anything the week hefore at Iowa City, picked up the grand total of 61 points, compared to second place Sac City's 5353. Berland Smith, a returning letter-winner, set a meet low hurdle record when he toured the 180 yards in 20 seconds. The mile relay and 880-yard relay teams also broke records. These Two Relay Teams Set Records Mile Relay Team: Benson, Conway, Walker, Smith. 880-yard Relay Team: Burkhart, Winter Daniels Smith QNW4 X' 5 fl 1 wit , 1 s 4 3 y, if? 4 . it , 1 2 tl L R X I - ' 1 3 l, ..g:, Vi ,- .sgve i k xgzg, 1 gs 5' ff, i ts 5' , 'gan 128 Is that you, John? Championship form TEAM COPS TOMAHAWK CROWN The Little Maroons brought home five more trophies as they romped off with the annual Cherokee meet. The team, regarded early in the season as one of the powers in Iowa einder circles, outpointed second-place East, 65 to 31. Ber Smith, destined to heeolne a Central track great, again set a low hurdle record. There was no event in which Central didn't place. Seven first places, three thirds, and two fourths were captured in an amazing showing, The Team's Strength NVas in the Relays 2-mile Relay Team: Benson, Klopstad, McCord, Conway, Medley Relay Team: Gardiner, Swanson, Hindman, McCord stiff! Sli Y.cYlT7ll Y T f' Y TR R W tb TM ff 1' 'Q has-,'4 9 L, A - . 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W N Q' gnvqax or an as 35 40 'Fl BAND OFFICERS ,ma fa Presldent Band DlT9Ct0T JOHN TRENTMAN MR BROOKS Band Pres1dent TED BURG E Vhuwxcr someone lu lrs thc muslc of Ccntr 11 s b and thu L m In llmost sure th xt It 5 1 pep ISSEIU Secretary Treasurer CAROLYN EBEL Brooks dllfktlllj., lf 1' luppens to bn flrst pe,r10d Thu psp bmd hglps us to lxup our school spmt 'J t mms md ISSKIHIJIILS md thc dlrlu. md dmg lmd b1nd5 pl xx for SLIIOOI dunes Also In lm port mt pirt of the band in thc mamrcttcs who show us thur um md ugor at glmes md 1n as semblles 136 s , ,J -I 'v v 7 - ' f I Y ff X x ' 1 -1 JI rv f Q H Q Y J i mf I -..,., K 4.1 H. 4 K - 1 ,- kf H eq A X , .V i , . . , ' '. , , F bly. band concert, or simply u practice with Mr. J' .' 1 1 S 1' . ,AA , , i , 5 - , . ll ga 'ja .JJ .',l 1 4 L V- L 1'1V' 2 ..j1'- ' .' 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Iwlxx zrrl Iludges lf1l1r1 VS 1uLr I 11r1 NI 1r1nn In 1n I 11 -..lpf f ALTO CLARINET Prank Ii 1ker OBOE Vlfulnu Renne Ii1ch1rd QIFFJHUIQIEI' FRLNCH HORNS I- 111111 Fosnauzh 1 .athryn Lange NI 1rg'1e Walters BASS HORNS Dons Dlsch James Nffxrkl Jermne boldik Wayne Bradlev BARITONES Ilelrlrcw Dlsch I orna. Arne'-11 Matthew Brown Dance Band P9 If :Wm M-na--Q... Orchestra Off1cers Pres1dent CAROL PETERQON V1ce Presldent GENE CANNEDY Secretary Treasurer CHARLOTTE MOFFATT 138 Orchestra D1rector MR BUCK Orchestra Under the dlrectxon of Mr Buck the Central Hxgh School Orchestra IS kept busy through the school year by glvmg concerts appearmg m as semblxes operettas and playmg for commence ment and class plays Some of our orchestra per sonnel are pnvrleged to play wlth the SIOUX Clty Symphony Orchestra Every mornmg durmg frrst period the orchestra practices in their new room in the annex. Orchestra FIRST VIOLIN Carol Peterson Concert Mistress Rosemary Ducommun Kaye McLarnan Dick Mltchell Nancy Fearmg Bob Heldrxdge Wesley Voth SECOND VIOLIN Edna Mattlson Ruth Idzal Carolyn Peterson Bermce Duff Ada Avery Nancy Crary Howard Swindell Personnel VIOLAS Jim Hill Vlary Ann Mcviurphy Barbara Lewis f'ene Cannady Nlartha Baker CELLO Jerry Kutcher BASS VIOL L harlotte Moffatt Loulse Katzenberger Doris Dlsch TRUMPETS Jerry Mathewson Bob krlcl son 1 'try Schultz TROMBONE Ifred Zlmmat Gllbert Aronson Delores Dlsch SAXOPHONE John Trentman Nlarw 1n Zabin FRENCH HORNS hlton Fosnaugh Margie Walters CLARINETS Rodney Larson Glen Houpt OBOE Nlary Lou Renne Rlchard Strohmexer FLUTES Barbara Pltner Janet Sorenson DRUMS Don Black John Swanson x , 5 :Q .7 ll. 3 Z H ,arg Choxr Offrcers Presldent DENNIS HART 'F' 1' ICG Pres1dent BILL PEDERSEN Secretary Treasurer i ,I L Cholr D1rector MR KNOLLE Cholr If xou should hrppcn to br wrllcmg through the umm somrdn durmg 'Sth perxod xou mlght cltch strnns of musxc as thu float out from the cholr room whrra thr Lhorr 18 prutlrmg Howewer to hr xr tlum lt thmlr best xou should lttrnd the concrrts lS5f.IHl'3l1LS or lm of thr programs 1r1 whrgh thu appmr throughout the school year The cho1r under thr dl1'LQtl0I1 of Mr hnolle also traxels to surrouudmg schools md clubs to ap peu' rn II1U51Ld.l programs 4: I . il .. 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III - POV flfmf IP- I 1 Xwncx Torvmn IXIUIIN X 111 1 C l Lxnne XIcDow l fl NH :rem Nh ell Judy PIEFNOH Glrls Jumor and Semor Choruses 0 T V5 I-0 I V? - T7 lg Row 1 Ruth ,vm wgqmm xmqr-L Alnqld Blrl, Xhllep Iow2 X lml I ml Smdrfm Stewns Ka.ren Hansen Marte O Lmnnell lx lun Boa 1 ul Ruiu Ju lfllti XILCIIHI l llzalyclh Strohmeler ms Hnlgn Lund Luxe X01 mln Nhiron ANI 1 mrxn Q u lgmn Nunn Pu 143 -2-4 2nd Cho1r Personnel Gvw endolwn Belongea Marlene I undxhl Delores Earlex mme Ions IeN1o1ne Shxrlex Nllrshlll Beth ir1h11m Maman Dxorl-11n Fred 1 lrrrd llfflnd Iessup N mm D1 ley Dmna Nesblt Xanax Sorensen PllY'lCllll0lJlf1NOl 1 Nancy Hostad Ardms lfeste Je-in Nlllmuell 1 fl N11 Qu1llen Josce P derscn if-mldmm lhuer tonnlg Al dough Barbara Erukson Je innctto Nlrlbfvnfsugh Loretta Nolan Rosetta Crary Joan Conlex lfrxnces VVoods0n amn H-que 1 11-1 n 2 vrrmwn Mr- Qlnkex f runk -. lrhu 1 ou edge Ie in NILXYllll111l nu e son lin e ll K ll xllfllll Dlnlm Nllller Shlrlee Hmknmn X1rp,1n12l Schroeder NIHFJOFIQ Pnth rlnl 1 Ross 1 1 ulutte XIII! lt B111 Lantls Ronme Dxrks Nexl HlllCS Wrndell Xndexson Tom tale btfinleg Greenberg DIGITIH Bean fx 1' fi .4 'V-1 Boys J un1or Chorus Personnel Arnold Olson .lark Strobel La Xerne Caln B111 John son Nuphgn Lhtlklll Marx frlder John Bmkelm.-1n Harm Vhlnster Roh Humphrex Duld XIUTEUI Tom Hoff 14ern1a.rd Pederson Ilm 5161191 Xernon Loxlngmn Jud-son Broger John -Xmsler Tom -X hcraft AFHIEE Ning, John Lutton Tom Hiller Jun Stem I , 'B E, 1' ' ,111 1 ' . r ,, 4 V , I f , milf -' ' ,1 1 1 , , 1- Sh 'Q -1 14: gil ' 1- , M2 luil ,1' 11 , j?2', St ,Pa l'2 lill1',.2 1 2S,Jzl 1' ' ' , ' 1' 2 , 'l ' . , 1'2 i- Nl' , rs marry Xl'illi: nm, V: 1 ' Ag, 1 ' 2 ', '. ' 1' 1i ' , 1'2 I : , 2 ' '2 ' 5 , Ken Hoffmzm, T!k'I'l2lllfl Smith, Tom Nutt, Dale Doppler, 1' ' , ' ' '. 2 1 - ' . arm 1 5- ' . ', A ' ' 2 . ' , 9 , l 2 ' 1 21 . ' 'I 1 1- Ba : '2 'li ' , 1 2 '26 2 l T, ' ', , 2 - 1' f, ' ,1 ':, 'X X 1 , 'Y ,'2 1' , v, 5-' 'E s .1 , 1 ' . 4 Z S f 1 2 1 . I E W , Z 1 g qv E 2 fu 2- 'l . Q I - 5 5' ,,,. Of' v5 xl f 1 K' if .1- A ft? ' 1 O , N , . Y L' 1 f1 ' i ' ' l ' H- 1 ' ' V. . Y , ' ' : , . ' S1 ', 'A ' ' ' , 142 ffNX rf M QGXN QF FnlsE iv 6' Xb C f z i 1 5 5 a 2 5 ' sr-'1 Left to Right: Doris Dlsch, Janina Makulicz, Carol Bauer, 'frontman Gloria Lester, D .Iill Edwards, Jay Gelfarid, Allen Perry, Doris Pearson, ,h F'll V ik Margaret Imvis, Barbara Pitner, John Swanson, John 5 aron B wot ' Gad .-.I ic? GQ 9 MID-YEAR CLASS PLAY lane Eyre is the story of an 18 year old gover- ness whose first position is at Thornfield hall, owned by Mr. Rochester. Her job is to be a teacher to young Adele, his ward, and a Com- punion to Mrs. Fairfax, the housekeeper. The plot centers around Iane's love for Mr. Rochester. When their wedding ceremony is interrupted by Rochester's brother-in-law, who announces that Mr. Rochester is already mar- ried, lane leaves Thornfield. The climax comes when Rochester's mad wife sets fire to the east wing of the house, which act not only kills her, but also causes Mr. Rochester to go blind trying to save her. In the final act of the play, lane retums to Thornfield and Mr. Rochester. ,ggi ,. eloris Dlsch, Georgia Klouda W 'l N X I Q' 4 Q f 3 s Harriet Martha Michael Carolyn Miller, Rosemary Ducommun, Miss Miller, Baker, Pat Ellis. Aard, Francis Vaul, Gail Egan, Nancy Fmry, Gustafson, Mary I. Rivers, Gail Strunk, Dean Bradbury. 3. Farl Henshaw, Bud Hoffman, Harold Suknot, Elton lfosnaugh, Jack Lamb, Rod Larson, Jerry Mathewson. Central's Dramatic-Speech Club Central's Dramatic-Speech Club under the direction of Miss Miller presented three one-act plays, The Valiant, Box and Cox, and Sunday Cost Five Pesos. The Valiant is a serious psychological drama of Iames Dyke, who is waiting in the state prison to die, A girl comes to see him, thinking he may be ai long-lost hrother. The scene that followed offered 21 half-hour of interest- ing drama. Box and Cox is apartment to two during the night. in the apartment. play continues. all the story of a woman who rents an men, Box during the day and Cox Neither linux-vs that the other is living The plot. lu-coincs involved as the of which proves very amusing. Sunday Cost Five Pesos depicts thc difficulties a girl in Four Corn Stalks, Mexico, has to go through to get her man. 'Q 4. Maxine Miller 148 ,v ' ,Q I i as r fl i I is X1 .A I-ff' -,w 'g , 4 . .1 6 . 3 S . 1 fe .1 X 1. Ruth Reiter, Carol Davis, Nancy Conway, Merlene Sor- enson. MIKADO The Mikado, a popular Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, was presented by the choir in the Fall. Merlene Soren- son, Bob Griffith, Georgia Klouda, Dennis Hart, Dick Bailin, Nancy Conway, Carol M, Davis, and Emmanuel Bikakis had the leading roles. Nanki-Pou, who has fled from the court of his father, the Mikado of Iapan, has disguised himself as a wander- ing minstrel. Nanki-Pou falls in love with Yum-Yum, the ward of Ko-Ko, who is about to marry her himself. Many little escapades happen, which makes the Mikado an exciting and wonderful production to watch. 'L 1 Lee Knolle 3 X I 'Q XM-1:-'-T, 1 L 6 1 . Y , X TALENT SHOW On March 27 the sprmg trme talent show whrch was one of the blggest at Central was staged The partrcrpants were Rod Larson the Dlxleland Band Donald Le Clur Arleen Ford Deana Noyes the Nlxloretts Ceraldxne Baxter Nancv Fearmg Frank Baker Marian Huber Angela Nlax Lols Yeoman Ro- setta Crary Bob Hemrxkson a Dramatlcs club One Ad Comedy Ierry Mathew son Loretta Headld Betty Smlth Caro- lyn Ebel Carol Vlay DlVlS Carol Hop per Nlncv The-stermm Carol Keotters Sharon Merlm Gene Enckson Frank Iettner Stanley Rrch Ian Burkhart Nancy lutch Nancy Conway Marlene Clemenson Caryll DdVl5 Niarlel Voss Merlene Sorenson Ianet Sorenson Con me Shroll Leon Kenedy N mi' 'Q A A-.K V1 if , 'Q-ow . V ' 1. Eg 4 M' 12 f ff fd? A 2 gi ' . . TNQ f I 5 fx 4 1. H K M 7 f Lwi' - Q i 1. 3 WWW uv 9 qw jf- L wmv' . , . P 4 I , ' M '? 0 -3 ,. 7--1, Carolyn Ebel Kathleen Damme Kay Krigsten Ann Albertson Cleo Busskohl Diane Dvorak Sweetheart Attendants Bonnie Burpee Norma Bjordal Carol Peterson Beverly Hulse Mariel Voss Patty Mycka '45 N IQ QU? 4 V - x ., xx X I :gi , ik Y S2559 Q Q K . f .Wy i ' 3' E 1 W x A 5 Q 4 L ' A, D ,Mgr xiii, K f f -will - 'Q 'Q A Y fu, , , 'fa 1 Q , Atv. rx X K N 1. gc V S f fs. x., Qi , , f if Q Y at 'W-, , 'S W? ,QV ' . -ak ff f uit ' Yi' ' X th we 5' Sify MAY QUEEN Kay Krigsten 'Q 1 Y I ,dn 1. KW 1 .F 9 26 MAID OF HONOR Carol Peterson MAY QUEEN ATTENDANTS Mariel Voss Julie Aalfs Pat Gebran Cleo Busskohl Beverly Hulse Kathleen Damme Diane Dvorak Pat Mycka Mollie McCauley Carolyn Ebel I eff Q y Q X Q :- 1 -hug: f . 3 ,' 1 2 'N 6 -. '! x. , ,' .xg A wwe - ff ,f 1 'A a -v XQY 1 5 I Y b Q 'fa bi I rs! I s 14 is G , V. lf .:. gif.--fly .. tj- . ,,V. , Wm ? 6 ' , avg! f ,+ W ,,, ' ' , , ' 1 Q 2' ' 1, J 5 my a 9,37 ' W ii , f o ww 3 f 5? 1 1 2 . 4- f my , ' V ' 5 4 -- 1' . 'V' , -fe 5 1 A, 'I l .. ,451 A , . 3 l 'IAQ h var' I 4' 4:0 eI4 i'a'6 'Qg.5e A ,X . 'il - 4'-o f ' A +3.22 . 4 M o 1 bv, QC '1' 'kt ' . , A E t U , -, 1 l'-sf 3 s - v,'L ax -I J - , .'h' -AV , ' ' o Q , f o C N e , , Y Z . u ' 1 e W 'W . .J t :X xr. fav .i .7 lx s. ' af X, S H , 1' rig V 5' V Z ,, ffl 2 . . X rv 'A , :J..g qWf V. In 'N A . M. MW-, , 1, few' ' , 16 116' ALL FOR CENTRAL Willimn Conway Elected vice-president of the Senior Class and president of the Student Coun- cil, Bill Conway also excelled in thc fields of basketball and track. Aside from sports. Bill was a Hawkeye Boys' State representative and a delegate to the Boone Conference of 1952. Margaret Davis One of Central's leading students, Margy Davis has certainly proven herself worthy of being recognized as All for Central. Beside being class secretary and president of Erodelphian, Margy was a member of Inner Circle, in Orchestra, and Feature Editor of the Record. She also took part in the class play, was secretary of Hi-Tri, and a member of I.R.C. Loren Hickman During his three years at Central High Loren has established an enviable record in his scholastic work. He has also found time to participate in Orchestra and the Latin Club, and has served as vice-pres- ident of Hi-Y. In his senior year he was the very able editor of the 1953 MA- ROON AND VVHITE. Colin Iensen Most Centralitcs will remember Colin as the chairman of our successful 1952 Hangar Drive, and for his participation in football. lle was also secretary of A.A.C. and served in Student Council, Hi-Y, and Latin Club. Robert Kemis To the members of his class, Bob Ke- mis may be remembered as president of the Student Council, vice-president of Hi- Y, and president of Latin Club. Also active in sports, Bob was elected honor- ary team captain by his teammates, and was elected to the Hawkeye Boys' State in 1952. Georgia Klouda Georgia lilouda as treasurer of Student Council, vice-president of Imier Circle, vice-president of Ili-Tri. and a member of Philo, was certainly an outstanding fig- ure in Central. ller great activity in Choir and in the two successful operettas will long be remembered. She was also 1952 Homecoming Queen. 158 KES 5, 5 W 'F L 1 '13,- ALL FOR CENTRAL lack Lamb Outstmding in the fields of musie mel dr1m'1t1cs liele w is 1 1ne1nber of Orehes tra Student Direetor of Bind president of the Dr 1m1ties Club 1nel 1 member of the elst of the Cl 1ss Pl1y He w1s 'also 1 member of French Club 1nd the seeret1rx of Litm Club Icmet Rawhngs One of the hwrdest working girls here at Centrll 1n1 won m 1ny friends with her fllshv smile and wlrm person1l1ty She proved 1 elplble viee president of the St11dent Couneil md w1s one of the most peppx b1sketb'1ll eheerleiders Cen tral h is ex er seen Also 1etne in Friend ship Pep Club 1nd AAC Imi w'1s trulv All for Central Iohn Trentmcm ohn Trentmln Cl iss President eer tunlv vs is one of the le 1ders of Centril 'md proxed his ehgibilitx for All For Centr1l by his ICLIXILII s in Student Coun eil Deblte Orehestr1 mel Bmd H 1lso excelled in sports I5 1 member of the foothlll and tr ick te rms Manel Voss Mariel will .always be held in Central s memorx for he-r ,grelt ibihty in the held of musie She serxed I5 leompimst to ind vice-president of the Choir. M'1riel w'1s '1lso vice-president of Ihilom'1thi'1n tre'1sure-r of Friendship 'md took '1n 'ic- tive p'1rt in Y-Teens Pep Club Inner Circle 'md Ili-Tri. Keith Wamer Keith XK'1rner surely ne-1-els no intro- duction to the re-'1ders of the MAROON AND XVHITE. for his outstmding 'th- le-tie '1bility e-ert'1inly brought Centrals n'1me- to the top of the list 'is '1 member of both the footb'1ll 'md basketball Sl1ll'lLlS. M'1ny Centrilites will remember Keith 'IS the 1902 Homecoming King. Robert White Bob not only excelled in the field of sports '1t Centr'1l but 'llso plwyed '1 m'1- jor role in reprt-senting Ce-ntr'1l 'it IIYIDY confere-ne-es 'md semin-1rs where- hc dis- pl'1yed gre-'1t '1bility in public sperileing. Bob '1lso did '1 fine job 'IS president of A.A.C. and treasurer of Student Coun- 159 Y? N--. ' rw. A? Ii ,Ju fd 12 U94 . ,W 6 i C if 'A ii-3 Q -u 5 . Q49 ll 1. 1, 2 F 2! D . Q we its if - 3 gtg -V', P , 'I ' ummm? Xx fm, A km' Qs if f VA- s , , X Q ? 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