l Q L l 1. l '97- 10 3 9 Designed and cut by Mary Ellen Dickerson h F Y 4- O-BOOK Centnd Phgh School SENIOR CLASS AMA!-IR fx if OMAHA 1 NEBRASKA LUME XLIX 1935 STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF DOROTHY BALDVVIN ASSOCIATE EDITORS CATHERINE GAMERL MARJORIE HOUSER JAMES LEFFLER HARLAN MILDER BUELL NAUGHTIN PEARL OSOFF ELINOR REYNOLDS ART EDITOR HELEN' GOLDSMITII BUSINESS BIANAGIERS HERBERT HILDEBRAND LOUIS GOGELA CIRCULATION RI.-XNAGERS JACK ALLGAIER JAMES BUCHANAN LITERARY ADVISER ANNE LANE SAVIDGE ART ADVISER MAR-Y L. ANGOOD BUSINESS .ADVISER 0. J. FRANKLIN CONTENTS PART I ADMINISTRATION SENIOR ALBUM PART II HONORS - LITERARY MUSIC MILITARY ATHLETICS PART III CLUBS AUTOGRAPHS F? EAST ENTRANCE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL IOSEPH G. MASTERS Mel Nurlnxl. FRED HILL JESSIE M. TOIVNE DR. H. A. SENTER .xssls'rAN'r l'mNCmx1. .-xssls1'AN'r PIQINCII-AI. DEAN OF mc1J1.'1'Y IIEAN OF BOYS DEAN OF GIRLS CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY FRED HILL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Ill-IAN OF uovs ENGLISH SARA VORE TAYLOR BERTHA NEALE TILLIE C. ANDERBERRY NELL BRIDENBAVUGII JULIA T. CARLSON AUGUSTA KIBLER GRACE H. MCMANUS MARGARET A. MUELLER FRANK M. RICE ANNE LANE SAVIDGE HELEN L. SOMMER LOUISE STEGNER MARTINA SVVENSON JESSIE M. TOXYNE IDA A. IYARD ALICE XYEST MATHEMATICS AMANDA E. ANDERSON G. E. BARNHILL R. B. BEDELL L. N. BENTEN MAYIIEL BURNS GRACE FAXVTI-IROI' FRED HILL PEARL IUDKINS SARAH A. RYAN IIISTORY GENEIVE XV. CLARK IRMA COSTELLO MARY E. ELLIOTT EDITH C. FIELD ELSIE FISHER JULIETTE GRIFFIN ELIZABETH KIEXVIT MARY A. PARKER NELLE RANDALL MODERN LANGUAGES BESS BOZELL BARBARA A. CHATELAIN ELLA L. PHELPS PEARL IlOCKIfEI.kOVV MARGARITA VA TANIAN CHARLES M. JUSTICE If ISEPII G. MASTERS PRINCI1-.xI. DR. II. A. SENTER nmx OF FACULTY LATIN BERNICE S. ENGLE IANE T. FULTON BESSIE S. RATHBUN ROBERT L. RIGLEY PHYSICAL SCIENCE F. H. GULGARD J. G. SCHMIDT DR. H. A. SENTER NATURAL SCIENCE CAROLINE E. STRINGER JENNIE E. HULTMAN HELEN C. LANE SOCIAL SCIENCE AUTUMN DAVIES IRMA COSTELLO F. Y. KNAPPLE EDITH C. FIELD DEIIATE SARAH A. RYAN FRANK M. RICE EXPRESSION MYRNA VANCE IONES NED GREENSLIT M U S I C CAROL M. PITTS IRENE HASKINS IENSEN ELSIE HOXVE SVVANSON HENRY G. CON LYLYAN CHUIJACOFF MECHANICAL DRAWING O. I. FRANKLIN MANI'AL TRAINING L. N. BEXTEN IESSIE M. TOIYNE AssIsT.xNT1-Rxxrlmr. IIICAN o1f411R1.s A R 'l' MARY L. ANGOOD JOURNALISM ANNE LANE SAVIDGE COMMERCIAL EDNA S. DANA GERTRUDE KNIE GRACE M. KNOTT HARRIET R, HARRIS ANGELINE TAUCHEN MILDRED TANGEMAN ADA EIYING HOUSEHOLD ARTS Cl-ILOE STOCKARD RUBY RICHARDSON MARY XVISEMAN PHYSICAL TRAINING GLEE G. MEIER CHARLES M. JUSTICE CAFETERIA RUBY RICHARDSON LIBRARY ZORA SHIELDS CATHERINE S. BLANCIIARD HAZEL C. STEIYART OFFICE ADRIAN XVESTBERG, SEC'Y DOROTHY BARBER HELEN BLIXT ,IENNIE ROBERTS CLERK OF ISOOKROOM PAULINE HARTNETT id 2:3 Designed and cut by Bruce fepxon TOM REES NATIONAL norton socnz-rv President, June Class: Junior Hon- or Society C1,2,335 Regiment C1,2. 3,43, First Lieutenant C435 Crack Squad C335 COC. C435 Gentle- men's French Club C2,3,43, Presi- dent C435 Library Monitor C435 Road Show C235 French Play C2, 435 Track C435 lloys' Rifle Team C43 Our of the most highly respected fellow.: in school BOB LUNDGREN NATIONAL noxok SOCIETY Vice-President, June Class5 Junior Honor Society C1,335 O-Book Staff C435 Regiment Cl,2,3,43, First Lieu- tenant C435 Engineers C335 Crack Squad C335 C,O.C. C435 Mathemat- ics Society C2, 3, 435 Boys' O-Club C3,435 Road Show C3,-135 Library Monitor C435 Ciolt' C3,435 Track C13 A Bran Bmmmrl who captures ommy K1 ma1zlcn': hvurt BOB ROGERS Regiment C1.2,3,43, Caotain C43: Engineers C435 Crack Squad C335 C.O.C. C435 Gentlemen's French Club CZ. 3,435 Central Committee C3,435 Mathematics Society C131 Atlas Club C23: Speakers' Bureau C135 French Play C2.435 Senior Play C435 Secretary, June Class A fincr follow zzfoulll br' hard to find IIAIILAN MILDER Regiment Cl. Z, 3. 43, Captain and Ordnance C43: C.0.C. C43, Treas- urerg Treasurer, June Class5 Cen- tral Committee C435 Library Mon- itor C435 O-Book Staff C43 Ilzlr sparkling fyrr r1tt0.rtVhis 'wit A jolly cut up, ll yemnne hit JEAN SLAIIAUGH Girls' Senior Glee Club C235 Girls' Junior Glee Club C135 A Cappella Choir C335 Opera C2,335 Sergeant- at-Arms, June Class Altvays thc rmtcr of ultraftion BOB HUELL President, January Class A boy who just rad1'atc.r fvc'r.vonality VIRGINIA HAINES NA'rIoNA1. noNoR socrrtrv Register Staff C3, 435 Quill and Scroll C335 Central High Players C335 Vice-President, January Class5 Junior Honor Society C33 A litfrary genius LEONARD WHITE Junior Honor Society C235 Central High Players C13g Forensic Society C2,335 Latin Club C335 Register Staff C431 Daddy Long Legs C2433 Boys' Junior Glee Club C235 Dis- cussion Cluh C3,43: Treasurer, January Class Count on Lrouarcl to do thc job well BARBARA ROSEWATER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Junior Honor Society C1,33: Quill and Scroll C435 Le Cercle Francais C235 Central Colleens C3,435 Stu- dent Control C3,-13: Central High Players C3,435 Library Monitor C435 French Play C234 Dramatics C435 Register Staff C435 O-llook Staff C435 Reviewers' Staff C43 A Jinccrf' student und journalist 'who -will .ml'cvcd BILL CHEEK Regiment C1,2,3,43, Major C435 Engineers, C435 C.O.C. C43, Presi- rlentg Manager of Road Show C435 Sergeant-at-Arms, June Class5 Mon- itors' Council C43 Thou h hr v uict itlv alarmim 9, ,- fl , I ,ly How his silence makes him charming JOE ARROUD Baseball C2,33, Captain C335 Man- ager C435 Boys' O-Club C2,3,435 Gym Club C1,2,3,435 NVrestling C2, 335 Register Representative C33 A littlf' man, but so was Napoleon ELIZABETH ALLEN Junior Honor Society C1,235 Cen- tral Colleens Cl,2,3,435 Le Cercle Francais Cl,235 Lininger Travel Club C435 French Play C235 Stu- dent Control C3,435 Library Mon- itor C435 Swimming C1,23 A .rwcct -and pleasing fave A charming air of grace JACK ALLGAIER O-llook Staff C43, Circulation Man- ager5 Register Staff C435 Regiment Cl,2,335 Gentlemen's French Club C3,43, Vice-President C435 Los Sa- bios C235 Central Committee C2,3, 435 Road Show C435 Biology Round Table C235 Library Monitor C43: Football C135 Senior Play C435 French Play C43 A bu.rim'.rr-lilge natnrc showing financial nbzlzty HELEN ALLIS NATIONAL umrok SOCIETY Iunior Honor Society C335 Central Colleens C1,2,3,435 Opera Cl,2,3,43: Girls' ,Tunior Glee Club C131 Girls' Senior Glee Club C131 A Calmella Choir C2,3,435 Boosters' Club C1,235 Student Control C2,335 National Music Supervisors' Convention C335 Librarv Monitor C3,435 Road Show C43 Hclrn docs hm' .rtuflics 'well A hrilliant future 'wr forrtrll DONALD ANDERSON Los Sabios C333 Boys' 0-Club C3, 435 Golf C3,435 Library Monitor C43 Donald ir very thorough and 1'ndu.rtr10u: in all he does EILEEN ANDERSON Student Control C43 5 Girls' Junior Glee Club C135 Swimming C1,235 Road Show C435 Make-Up C3, 43 A charming blonde of 'whom e11eryb0dy's fond EUGENIA ANDERSON Central Colleens C335 Library Mon- itor C435 Central High Players C435 G.A.A. C2,3,435 Make-Up Mistress for Operetta C435 Daddies C435 Swimming C135 Sports C3,43 An obliging girl MAXINE ANDERSON A Cappella Choir C435 Opera C335 Girls' Senior Glee Club C335 Girls' Junior Glee Club C235 Costumes C435 Library Monitor C435 Swimming C43 .fl placid countenance funerals hm' winning 'way VONCEIL ANDERSON Girls' junior Glee Club C135 Girls' Senior Glee Club C235 A Cappella Choir C3543 Dignity and rcserzfc, thnt'J Vonreil MARY AllIiI'I'MAN Quill and Scroll C435 Register Stal? C3,435 News Editor C435 O-Book Staff C435 Central Colleens C1,2, 3,433 Student Control C2,43: Girls' ,lunior Glee Club C235 Lininger Travel Club C3,435 Le Cercle Francais C435 Latin Club C335 French Play C435 Spring Frolic Chairman C435 Libraizly Monitor C435 Swimming C235 E itor, Senior Marathon A clever girl, successful in every- thing she does EYE R NA ASHWVOOD Titians 11,2,3,435 Student Control 13,435 Central Colleens 1235 Girls' Senior Glee Club 1135 Opera 1335 Road Show 13.431 French Play 1435 A Cappella Choir 12, 3,435 Girls' junior Glee Club 71135 National Music Supervisors' Convention 133 A slew! and l'llt'lllUlfl'Iltl Tiliau YIRGINIA AI'S'l'IN Greenwich Villagers 13,-13, President 1435 Inter-Club Council 1135 Girls' junior Glee Club 1135 Road Show 143 Snmll of si:z', but largfv of fume 1,1m1y :lustm is tht' mime JAMES IIAER National Athletic Honor Society 13,435 Regiment 1l,2,3,43, First Lieutenant 1435 Engineers 1435 Football 1l,2,3,435 Track 1Z,3,435 C.O.C. 1435 Boys' O-Club 1Z,3,435 Student Control 1435 Road Show 13,435 Senior Home Room Chairman 143 Bvsiilrs athlrlir ability ln' is known for his 'mit CHA RLO'I I'E llAlIili1Y Girls' Junior Glee Club 1435 Bas- ketball 1435 RiHery 1435 Hockey 143 She surzivs her frimnls with all her lirurt DOROTHY ISALDWVIN NATIUNAL noxoa SOCIETY Quill and Scroll 1435 Iunior Honor Society 1l,2,335 0-Hook Staff, Edi- tor-in-Chief 1435 Register Staff 1435 Lininger Travel Club 1335 Cen- tral Colleens 1135 Student Control 1235 Girls' Senior Glee Club 1135 Girls' .lunior Glee Club 1135 G. A. A. 1135 Le Cercle Francais 1435 Opera 1435 Road Show 12,435 Swimming 1235 Library Monitor 1435 A Cappella Choir 12, 3,43 One of tlir s'u'cvtcst girls mer In carry 'way shf-'s very fic-nrt' .lI'IlIAN HALL Regiment 11, 2, 3, 43, Captain and Adjutant 1433 Engineers 1435 Crack Squaqd 1335 C.13.C. 1435 Mathemat- ics Society 1435 Central Committee 1435 Road Show 13,435 Library Monitor 1435 Golf 1235 Track 113 A sumiy tlisfiositiou J0 YCE llAliLAN'l'YNE Greenwich Villagers 13,435 Art Con- test 1435 Central Colleens 1435 Student Control 143 Ilrrnyooil uaturz' and smut tlisfio- sition Hmkc hcr Nljoynlllf' t0 all HELEN DANE Volleyball 1l,23, Captain 1235 Bas- ketball 11,23, Captain 11,235 Base- ball 1135 Student Control 13,435 Mathematics Society 1235 Central High Players 13,435 Library Monitor 143 Au f!ll7'I1Clli'1't' brunrtfz' with quiet zwiys RALPH ISARTOS Project Committee 1135 Speakers' linreau 1435 French Play 1335 Foot- ball 11,2,335 Regiment 11,235 Library Monitor 143 Iii-Mymii' is his frimzrl BILL IIAYINGER Regiment 1l,2,3,43, Captain and Personnel Adjutant 1435 Engineers 1435 Monitors' Council 143, Presi- dent5 C.13.C. 1435 Baseball 13,435 Tennis 1335 O-Hook Staff 1435 Lo- quax 1235 Latin Club 1235 Road Show 1435 Senior Play 1435 Li- brary Monitor 1435 Los Sabios 1435 Student Control 143 Hard worker and a good sport ELTA MAY BAYSDORFER Girls' Junior Glee Club C235 Girls' Senior Glee Club C335 Opera C335 A Cappella Choir C435 Library Mon- itor C435 Swimming C135 Project Committee C13 A quiet girl with a twinkling eye MARY LAURA BEAVERS Central Colleens C1,235 Le Cercle Francais C435 Latin Club C235 Girls' Junior Glee Club C2,335 Library Monitor C43 Her manner ix falm and pleasant JEAN HEBER Senior Play C435 Central Colleens C1,235 G.A.A. C135 Student Con- trol C135 Orchestra C2,3,435 Library Monitor C435 Swimming C25 3,435 Basketball C135 Baseball C135 Hockey C13 A pleasant word and a cheerful :milf for all BETTY BEESON NA-r!oNAL nouon socimv Junior Honor Society C1,2,335 Girls' junior Glee Club C135 Girls' Senior Glee Club C235 A Cappella Choir CZ, 3,435 Opera C2, 3,435 National Music Supervisors' Convention C335 Library Monitor C435 Loquax C235 Mathematics Society C3,435 Project Committee C1,235 Student Control C435 Latin Club C23, Secretary5 Central High Pla ers C435 French Play C435 Centraly Colleens C1,2,43 A girl gifted with sufcctticxrs and capability NESS IIERNSTEIN Central Colleens Cl, 2, 3,435 Girls' junior Glee Club C235 Home Economics Club C43 Bubbliny over with pap and giggle: HARRIET BERNSTEIN Swimming C1,235 Girls' Junior Glee Club C235 Girls' Senior Glee Club C2,335 A Cappella Choir C43. A girl with a charming -uaire JUNE BEXTEN Hockey C235 Baseball C335 Volley- ball C3,435 Greenwich Villagers C2. 335 Student Control C43 A jolly good sport with friends galore ARTHUR BIALAC Regiment C1,235 Road Show C1,235 Student Control C1,435 Orchestra C3,435 Library Monitor C335 Atlas Club C13 A bigger and better nature? There is none. . h He'.v worth his weight in gold BARBARA BICKEL Junior Honor Society C335 Opera C335 A Cappella Choir C335 Girls' Senior Glee Club C235 Girls' Junior Glee Club C235 Le Cercle Francais C335 Central High Players C435 Tennis C235 Central Colleens C2,3, 435 Lininger Travel Club C2,335 Declamatory C435 Student Control C435 Library Monitor C435 French Play C335 Speakers' Bureau C335 G.A.A. C23 Thcrc arc not many as kind and uftsrljish as Barbara BETTY BICKEL She arcompli.rhe.r her .work with a winning smzle JOHN BOCK Regiment 11,21 Quiet but not shy- He'.r bound to satisfy NORMAN BOLKER Junior Honor Society 11,2,315 Reg- ister Staff 1415 Spanish Paper 1215 Regiment 11,215 Quill and Scroll 1415 National Forensic Societ 13, 415 Declamatory 1315 Debate 13,215 Library Monitor 1415 Forensic So- ciety 11,215 Los Sabios 1.1,2,3.415 Discussion Club 11,215 Spanish Play 1215 Track 1415 Bee-News Correspondent 141 A succesxful jo urnalixt CALVIN BOSIN Regiment 12,3,41, Sergeant 1415 Latin Club, President 141, Vice- President 1315 Loquax, Advertising Manager 1315 cPr?oiiect Committee 2. A good sport and a good pal TOM BROWN Track 13,415 Library Monitor 141 Quiet thoughts, but ever worth while JOHN BROWNLEE Regiment 11,215 Track 11,2, 3,415 Basketball 12,315 Boys' O-Club 12, 3,415 Boys' Senior Glee Club, Pres- ident 1215 Boys' Junior Glee Club 1215 Home Room Sergeant-at-Arms 1315 A Cappella Choir 12,3,415 Latin Club 1215 Dramatics 141 A :well sense of humor JIM BUCHANAN Regiment 11,2, 3, 41, Captain 1415 Engineers 1415 Crack Squad 1315 O-Book Staff 141, Circulation Man- ager5 Register Staff 1415 Loquax 1115 Athletic Manager, Football 1415 Track 1115 Library Monitor 1415 Boys' O-Club 1415 C. O. C. 1415 Road Show 13,415 Central Committee 141 A man bound to succeed DARLOW BURDIC Slow but sure VINCENT BURKE Mathematics Society 1415 Tennis C43 Serious, conscientious, and trustworthy BETTY llllll'l' G.A.A. 11,253,415 Girls' Junior Glee Club 1315 Girls' Senior Glee Club 1415 Lininger Travel Club 1315 Baseball 12, 315 Basketball 12. 315 Swimming 11,415 Hockey 1115 Girls' Rifle Team 12,31 A :wcct girl 'whom -wc'Il nziss when shc's gone CLARADIAE IIYERF Girls' Junior Glue Club 11,21 50 patient, .vo dear, one can't help but love her BETH CAMPBELL NATIONAL HONOR socll-:TY Orchestra C2,3,-415 A Cappella Choir C2,3,415 State Music Contest C315 Road Show C315 Junior Honor So- ciety C315 Central Colleens C415 Le Cercle Francais C415 French Play C41 Brth is known for her musical ability LOIS CALLAN Girls' Iunior Glee Club C115 Swim- ming C115 Home Economics Club C315 Los Sabios C41 A bundle of good vhccr CLARIUE CARLSON Hockey C11: llaslcethall C115 Home Economics Club C315 Central Col- leens C415 Student Control C415 G.A.A. C41 Cluricc is quiet and calm but ever .YO H162 ELAINE CARR Junior Honor Society C315 Los Sabios C1,21 A good .Student FRANK CATANIA An allrnronnd afhlvtc with the habit of making many friends BETTY CATHERS Hcr .runny disposition briyhtcns many a dreary clan' NANCY JANE CHADWELL NATIONAL 1ioNoR socnary Junior Honor Society C1,2,315 Reg- ister Staff C315 O-Book Staff C415 Quill and Scroll C3,413 Baseball Cl, 2,315 Basketball C1,2,415 Hockey Cl, 2.3,-11, Captain C415 G.A.A. Cl,2,3, 41, Secretary C315 Girls' Rifle Team C415 Library Monitor C415 Student Control C31 Shc's alwayx good-naturcd IIILLIE CHAMBERS Girls' Junior Glee Club C215 Girls' Senior Glee Club C315 Opera C315 Spanish Play C315 Los Sahios C415 Speakers' Bureau C415 Central High Players C41 IHlf'ZtIXl.'L'L' and gay ZELDA CHERNISS Central Colleens C1,215 Girls' ,Tun- ior Glee Club C215 Le Cercle Fran- cais C3,415 French Play C415 Library Monitor C41 A girl wh0'.r hard to brat ELEANOR CHRISTENSEN Girls' Junior Glee Club C215 Stu- clent Control C3,41 There are sparkling star.: in her eyes IIICHARD CHl!lS'l'ENS'lCN Regiment 11,2,3,-13, Second Lieuten- ant 1435 Orchestra 1I,2,3,-135 Road Show 11,2,3,435 French Play 12,43 Nord a good friend? Try Richard G I! Af' ltl Cl RCO Girls' Junior Glee Club 1335 Stu- dent Control 143: Commercial Awards 12,335 Swimming 1235 Home Economics Club 143 Quiet but 'willing CRAIG CLARK Regiment 11,235 Football 1135 Golf 13,435 Los Sabios 11,235 Project Committee 123 1'ra1'g1'.v 41 good ffllow, faithful and true llI'S!iEl.l. CLARIQ Regiment 11,Z,33, Sergeant 133: Roys' Senior tllee Club 1435 Boys' junior iilee Club 133 Thr bm! imfcstmcut is il17.'l'5fIllC'Ill in leuozolrdyc DYDLEY CLO BR I DGIG Regiment 11,2,33: lloys' Iunior Glee Club 1135 Iloys' Senior fllee Club 1235 Opera 1235 Road Show 133 The kind of a fellow you like to bc with FRANCES CIrl'CIi ICR Opera 11,235 A Cappella Choir 1335 Girls' Senior lllee Club 12, 335 Girls' Junior Glec Club 1135 Home Economics 13,43 Thcrc nw not mmzy as kind will mzsclhxh as F7l'U1CL'5 MYRON CUHEN NATIUNAL nowok sort:-:Tv Junior Honor Society 11,2,335 Ur- chestra 1l,3,-135 State Music Cou- test 1335 A Cappella Choir 12,335 Opera 11,2,335 Roail Show 11,335 lloys' junior Glee Club 1135 lloys' Senior Kilee Club 113: Temlis 11. 235 Regiment 1135 Mathematics So- cietv 13,435 Atlas Club 1135 Latin Club 1235 Library Monitor 1-13 As zz zfiolinixt lu: v.rt'vl.t LI'ClLl.E COFFEY Central Colleens 1-135 Baseball 113: Colf 113 1 SI'l1t'FVt' and qnirt at all timer DICK CONOYEII Regiment 11,2,335 Golf 123 llc' frm Jvc' ll fit-llllj' side lo C'Z'L I'-l'fhI11fj HUVVARD U00l'l'lll Regiment 11,235 lloys' Senior Glec Club 1235 Boys' junior tllee Club 11,23 A good-nnturcd, fmlustrions cliap SADI COSENTINO Full of inexhaustible good nature RUTH COREN Central Colleens 12,315 Student Control 12,315 Latin Club 12,315 Swimming 11,2,3,415 Library Monitor 141 Small but peppy VIRGINIA COSTANZO Girls' Junior Glee Club 1115 A Cappella Choir 1215 National Music Supervisors' Convention 131 A jolly fine girl LAURA COTTON NATIONAL uonon socnrry Mathematics Society 12, 3, 415 Li' brary Monitor 1415 Student Control 1215 Swimming 1115 Property Crew 141 A hard worker Always thoughtful and kind ROBERT CROSBY lloys' Junior Glee Club 1115 Boys' Senior Glee Club 1215 Opera 1315 Costumes 13.411 Swimming 1115 Track 1315 Wrestling 131 His quiet 'ways liavc wan him many friends MARJORIE CRUISE A friendly heart has many friends HILL CUNNINGHAM NA'rroNAx. HONOR SOCIETY junior Honor Society 11,2,315 Reg- iment 1l,2, 3, 41, First Lieutenant 1415 Mathematics Society 12,3,41, President 1415 Road Show 13,415 Opera 1415 Track Squad 12, 3,415 Crack Squad 1315 RiHe Team 141: C.O.C. 1415 Boys' Junior Glee Club 1315 Boys' Senior Glee Club 1315 A Cappella Choir 1415 Orchestra 1115 French Play 141 A brilliant, versatile fellow BERTI-IA DAILEY G.A.A. 12, 3, 415 Baseball 12, 3, 415 Basketball 12,3,415 Hockey 12,3,41, Captain 1415 Girls' Rifle Team, Captain 141 Completely nice VICTORIA DAMICUS Student Control 13,41 Smiling and amiable to everyone :he meets AILEEN DANIELSON Girls' Junior Glee Club 1315 Girls' Senior Glee Club 1315 A Cappella Choir 141 Aileen is a reliable girl EVELYN DANSICY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Quill and Scroll C435 O-Book Staff C435 Register Staff C435 Library Monitor C435 Junior Honor Society C1,335 A Cappella Choir C3,435 Na- tional Music Supervisors' Conven- tion C335 Opera C2,3,435 Girls' Sena ior Glee Club C235 Girls' Junior Glee Club C135 Central Colleens Cl, 2543: Student Control C3,435 Foren- sic Society C335 Debate C331 Latin Club C235 Mathematics Society C235 Loquax C235 lloosters' Club C135 Project Committee C135 Senior Play C43 A jolly, l'c'f11Py girl, always ready for a laugh TOM DAVIS Regiment Cl,235 llasketball C135 Football Cl,23g Library Monitor C43 Hc'.v game for anything WTOLFYI' DOVANEY Register C3,435 Central High Play- ers C2,3.435 College NVidow C235 Road Show C235 Make-Up C1,2,3, 435 Library Monitor C43 A charming girl of grcat 'Z'L'1'Jllf1,l1'lj' MARY ELLEN DICKERSON O-Book Staff C435 Girls' Junior Glee Club C13: A Capgella Choir C2,3,-135 National Music upervisors' Convention C33 A girl with a 'winning way MARY' DIETERICII Central Colleens C435 Girls' Junior Glee Club C335 G.A.A. C435 Library Monitor C43 A sweet girl with quiet charm DIARGIE DIVOKY G.A.A. C135 Swimming Cl,-135 llas- ketball C335 Hockey C135 Library Monitor C435 Volleyball C13 Puppy and aI-wa-v.r randy with n smile J0 JANET DODDS Junior Honor Society Cl,235 Ceu- tral Committee C2.3,435 Girls' Jun- ior Glee Club C235 Girls' Senior Cilee Club C335 A Cappella Choir C435 Opera C3,435 Road Show C3, 435 Library Monitor C435 Le Ccrclc Francais C2,3,43. Sergeant- at-Arins C43 She'.r fair and full of grace IlE'I l'Y DODSON NATIONAL noNoR suciiary Junior Honor Society C1,2,335 Lo- quax C3,435 Central Committee C2, 3,435 Lininger Travel Club C2,33, Secretary C335 Student Control C335 Girls' Junior Glee Club C235 Le Cercle Francais C435 Road Show C3,435 French Play C33 One so swfct and flmfcr is hard to find RUIIERT DRANEY Library Monitor C3543 Man of few word.: are the best mm LUCILE Dl7DA Mathematics Society C335 Stnrlcut Control C3,435 Titians C3,435 Swim- ming C3,435 Road Show C43 A zfi7.'aciou.r Titian! IIOB DI'NN Student Control 143: lloys' Junior iilee Club 1235 Boys' 0-Club 12,3, 435 Swimming 1l.235 Football 1l,3, 435 Road Show 13,43 If tlirrr is 1111-Vfl1l1lj1 'll'7'1Vl11l with the u'n1'ld's hc'll fix it KENNETH Dl'IlDEN Forensic Society 1233 Sillflfm cfm' ti-al 1335 Boys' Junior hlee Club 123: Boys' Senior iilee Club 1331 A Cappella Choir 13.435 ODCFH 435 Central Hipfli Players 1332 ld- brary Monitor 1435 Swimirunl-Z U31 Ueclamatory 123 His nlrly hair fiarhcs just likf lliii .mills JANE EAYRS Road Show 1435 Student Control 1435 Library Monitor 1435 Swim- ming 125,435 Central Colleens 1235 Hockey 123: Basketball 0,233 Baseball 11,23 A mod:-l of pvlv and rhvur IKATHIK YN ECK Girls' Iunior Glee Club 113: Girls' Senior iilee Club 123: A Cappella Choir 1435 National Music Super- visors' Convention 133 A f1'iL'I'lll to all LEO ElSENS'l'A'l l' NATIONAL 11oNok soeiirrv Quill and Scroll 1435 Register Staff 1435 Gentlen1en's French Club 12, 335 Speakers' Bureau 1335 Boosters' Club 1135 Road Show 1l,2,3,43: French Play 1235 Regiment 1l,2,3, 435 Swimming 1235 Football 133: 0-Hook Staff 1435 Library Monitor 143 Lao strizifs 10 attain lfcrfiwtirini in all his tasks ALFRED ELLICK N.x'rIoNAi, 1ioNoR SOCIETY Regiment 1l,2,3,43, Captain 1435 C, CLC. 143. St'Cfetafy 1435 Monitors' Council 1435 Library Monitor 1435 Road Show 1435 Mathematics So- ciety 1435 Central Committee 13,435 Speakers' llureau 1435 Chairman Senior Home Room 1435 Engineers 143 Hvucatli ri .various exterior, 1ic's a fimelozfzny sfnrit JOHN L. ELLIOT National Athletic Honor Society 1435 Boys' O-Club 1l,2,3,435 Track 1l,2,3,435 Basketball 1l,2,33 Ari athlete, hard to beat L0 IIAINE ELDI IIORG 0-Book Staff 1435 Loquax 1435 Li- brary Monitor 1435 Latin Club 1435 Central Colleens 13,43 Loraine will make fricfids with everyone LOIS FARBER Opera 1I,2,3,435 A Cappella Choir 13,435 Girls'- Senior Ulee Club 1235 Girls' Junior Glee Club 1135 Na- tional Music Conference 1435 Cen- tral Colleens 12,335 Student Con- trol 1335 French Play 12,33 A fctitz' brujzrttq fwith a .rur1n,v rlzsfioi-:tion RUTH FER ER Central Colleens 11,235 Girls' June ior Glee Club 1435 Le Cercle Pran- cais 1335 French Play 143 Always joking and making fun Ilfr prank: and jollity are ncvcr donc ELIZABETH FIR E Girls' Senior Glee Club C333 Girls' Junior Glee Club C1,233 Opera C332 Road Sliow C433 Swimming C133 Make-Up C433 Library Monitor C43 A quivl student HAROLD FINISEL Regiment C1,2.3,43, Second Lieuten- ant C43: C.O.C. C433 Speakers' Bu' reau C2.333 Register Staff C333 Fo- rensic Socicty C1,Z33 Golf C1,2,333 Opera Cl,2.333 Road Show C1,2,3. 433 Orchestra C1,2,333 Discussion Club, Secretary C2,33. Vice- President C43 Iriiiinfirvr and anzlfifirm Scale toiuard I1 luyli I'OSIlIC3ll' D0 NNAIIELLE Fl1E'l'C H IC ll Swimming C133 Basketball Cl,23g llockey Cl,2l3 Volleyball Cl,233 Girls' junior Glee Club C131 Girls' Senior Glee Club C233 A Cappella Choir C3.-133 Student Control C33 43: Roosters' Club C133 G.A,A. Cl, 2.333 Latin Club CZ.-133 National Music Supervisors' Convention C33 llrr quiet rliarm ix over l'n z'r1lf'ut BILL FLOTHOVV Central Committee C432 Inter-Club Council C433 Speakers' Bureau C433 Dramatics C3,43: Golf C1,2,43g Basketball C13 Small, but .ro is ilyltaiiiiilz' BETTY FLYNN Road Show C-133 Girls' Senior Glee Club C231 Girls' junior Glee Club C133 Student Control Cl.23g Home Economics Club C43 I111l'i1'id1iril1'.rt1'i', l'llCl1'Pl1l'llfj, and brunfttc IIERIEEIVI' FORBES Latin Club C131 Discussion Club C3, 43, President C435 Library l3Ionitor C43 Hel: hapjfy-go-Iurky in both work and ploy Ill'1I.l'1N CLA I Il E F0 ll D Student Control C-133 Girls' Senior Glee Club C233 Girls' junior Glee Club C231 Central High Players C433 Latin Club C233 Opera C23 3 Library Monitor C43 Fillrtl 'with 1'lll'fiIlfi7'f' and good lmmor l10l'ISE F0lll'1 NATIUNAI. IIUNUR sm'1ii.TY Junior Honor Society C133 Girls' Junior Glee Club C133 G.A.A. C133 Central Colleens C1,233 Student Control C33: Lininger Travel Club C3,433 Spanish Play C333 National Music Supervisors' Convention C333 Costumes C2.3.433 A Cappella Choir C2,3,433 Library Monitor C33 IIN' secret of .mrcvm is L'fl'if1'L'7lL',V and purpose DIA RGAII ET FOSTI-Ill Central Colleens Cl,2,3,432 Student Control C3,433 Girls' Senior Glee Club C433 Girls' Junior Glee Club C3,433 Speakers' llureau C433 G,A, A. C433 French Play C333 Library Monitor C43 Sho mvilitatrs thc afay lo ,rzzrcixrs MARY JANE FRANCE Opera C1,2,3,433 Road Show Cl,2,3, 43? A Cappella Clioir C1,2,3,433 Na' tional Music Supervisors' Conven- tion C333 National Supervisors' Mu, sic Contest C433 Library Monitor C43 The girl with thc golden -uoirc DOROTHY FRIED Los Sabios Cl,3,435 Student Con, trol C335 Spanish Play C335 Discus- sion Club C43: Central Colleens C1,3,43 She'.r known by what .the does BOB FUCHS Regiment C1,2,3,43, Captain XC435 Engineers C435 C. O. C. C435 ice- President C435 Mathematics Society C43, Sergeant-at-Arms C435 Central Committee C435 Road Show C435 Library Monitor C43 An independence of personality maker him attraftwc BETTY FULLER Swimming C1,2,435 Make-Up C335 Home Economics Club C33 Cheerful and rt good student CATI-IERINE GAMERL O-Book Stalf, Associate Editor C435 Register Staff C3,435 Los Sabios C2,335 Student Control C435 G.A.A, C435 Library Monitor C43 Siucctncsr, truth, and every grace Arc read distinctly tn her face JANE GAUGHRAN Greenwich Villagers C1,2,3,43, Sec- retary C435 Central Colleens C13 A.: an artirt we expect great things HERNETTA GEE An ideal friend to all who know her SARAH GENIIYIA Los Sabios C3,435 Central Colleens C135 Student Control CZ,3.43.5 G:A. A. C235 Road Show C435 Swimming C1,2,435 Tennis Cl,23: Golf C1,235 Hockey C23 Fun-loving and a good companion FRED H U RST Student Control C3,435 Library Monitor' C43 He will hold to ni.: purpose 'til he dzcs ROSEMARY GILLHAM Home Economics Club C3,435 Li- brary Monitor C43 She has a pcrxonality we all love LESLIE GLASSON Boys' 0-Club C435 Regiment C2,3, 435 WVrestling C1,2,3,43 His ways are quiet, but silence is eloquent RAYMOND GLISSMAN C.O.C. Band 1413 Road Show 1413 Boys' Junior Glee Club 141 Obliying in many a 'way He'll make youd some day JANE GOETZ NATIONAL norvon socierv Project Committee 1113 Lininger Travel Club 1313 Central Colleens 1113 Girls' Senior Glee Club 1113 Girls' Junior Glee Club 1113 Le Cercle Francais, Treasurer 1413 Boosters' Club 1113 Latin Club 1213 Opera 1313 French Play 1413 Jun' ior Honor Society 12,313 National Music Supervisors' Convention 1313 A Cappella Choir 12,3,41 An atlraftive brunette with quiet ways LOUIS GOGELA NATIONAL HON Y Quill and Scroll 14 V ok Staff, Business Manig r 13 egister Staff 1413 Junio Honor Society 11, 2,313 oqua 1: Student Control 13,41 Li y Monitor 1413 Or- ch t 413 Latin Club 13,413 Road Show 141 Science is 'wisdom HELEN GOLDSMITH O-Book Staff, Art Editor 1413 Ti- tians 11,2,3,413 Greenwich Villagers 12, 3,41, Treasurer 1413 Student Control 1213 Girls' Senior Glee Club 1213 Girls' Junior Glee Club 1113 Library Monitor 1413 A Cappella Choir 12,3,41 Industriour, smiling, and ever helpful CLARABELL GOODSELL Lininger Travel Club 141: Central Colleens 11,2,313 Le Cercle Francais 1213 Library Monitor 1413 Home Economics Club, Treasurer 131 Her modesty is q candle to her' ment ALWIA GOZA We are glad thi: lovely miss attended Central NAOMI GROSS Orchestra 1213 Road Show 121: Central Colleens 11,213 Der Deutsche Verein 1113 Forensic Society 1213 Discussion Club 131 Completely nite ROSARY GRASSO Home Economics Club 131 Good nature and common .tense must ever 10111 JANICE GOULD Latin Club 11,213 Central Colleens 11,213 Road Show 1413 French Play 1413 Le Cercle Francais 141 A pal to everyonc .she knows She'r 'well lrkerl 'wherever she goes RUTH HALL Greenwich Villagers 12, 3, 413 Art Contest 1113 Girls' Junior Glee Club 1313 Girls' Senior Glee Club 141 Graceful and tall, plearmzt to all CLEO HAMILTON Central Collecns 1415 Girls' Junior Glee Club 141 A fine 'worker II E'I l'Y HAMMER Register Staff 1415 Greenwich Vil- lagers12,3,415 Central Colleens 1415 Student Control 1415 Road Show 1315 Library Monitor 141 A pleasant smile and a rhrerful 'word for Wcryoiie BILL IIANE Y Regiment 11,215 Los Sabios 13,415 Latin Club 1315 Speakers' Bureau 12,315 Spanish Play 1315 Oaliook Stat? 1415 Senior Play 141 May you alwa-vs fare tlic 'world with that same xnfectiom arm EYGENE HANSEN A real man ICERMIT HANSFIN NATIUNAI. nowou SOCIETY junior Honor Society 1l,2,315 Reg' iment 1l,2,3,41. Captain 141: CO. C. 1415 O-Hook Staff 1415 Mathe- matics Society 1415 Monitors' Coun- cil 1415 Library Monitor 1415 Road Show 11,253,415 Opera 1l,2,3,415 llraniatics 1415 Spanish Play 1315 Latin Club 11,215 Loquax 1215 Speakers' Bureau 1115 Home Room Chairman 1415 National Music Sue pervisors' Convention 13,412 State Music Contest 1l,2,3,415 A Cappella Choir 1l,2,3,415 lloys' Junior Glee Club 111 Thx- Iosx of him will lrave a flare that can not quite be filled E0 LA HARPER Central Colleeus 1415 Student Con- trol 1415 Girls' Senior Glee Club 1315 Girls' junior Glee Club 1315 Opera 1411 A Cappella Choir 141 A ulzrvry and fhimmzy girl ELAINE IIARRINGTON Lininger Travel Club 11, 2, 3, 41: Girls' junior Glee Club 1315 A Cappella Choir 1415 Orchestra 11, 315 Costumes 1315 Swimming 141 Stcazlily :he p1'or'ccd.v, alzvaya' she .rm't'r't'ds IRENFI HA R ROLD Girls' Junior Glee Club 1415 Library Monitor 141 Sha tries hard and always rrarlzes her goal WAL'l'I'IR HARRIS Regiment 11,2, 3, 41, Second Lieu- tenant 1415 Track 1215 C.O.C. 1415 Road Show 1415 Los Sabios 131 Evm'-anxious to pleasu- JANE HART NA'rloNA1. IIUNUR SUCIICTY Junior Honor Society 12,315 Quill and Scroll 1415 Register Staff, Edi- tor-invCl1ief 1415 Loquax, Assistant Editor 131 National Music Super- visors' Convention 1315 Girls' ,Tun- ior Glee Club 1215 Girls' Senior Glee Club 1215 A Cappella Choir 13, 415 Opera 13,415 Road Show 13, 415 Central High Players 1315 Lat- in Club 1215 Central Committee 12, 3,415 Senior Play 1415 Monitors' Council 1415 Senior Home Room, Sergeant-at-Arms 1415 Library Monitor 141 A delightful girlwhosz' ability firovrs that 0116 fan be beautiful and not dumb n n 5 i BOB HEACDCK Regiment 1l,235 Boys' Junior Clee Club 1335 Opera 1435 A Cappella Choir 1435 Library Monitor 143 Rub dorsn't soy mush. Hr' dnfsfft mwi tu NIA RY HFIAGEY Loquax 1335 A Cappella Choir 13, 435 Road Show 13,435 O-Hook Staff 1435 French Club 13,43, Sergeant-at-Arms 133 .SIIFRY blrbbliuy own' 'with joy uud fllll JAMES HEFTI Regiment 13,433 Orchestra 1435 Road Show 13,43 A man of 11j7ai1's, lll'lE'!lj'5 doing suuictliiug DOROTHY HENNINGS Register Stal? 1435 Loquax 1335 Latin Club 133: Home Economies Club 1435 Library Monitor 143 A merry maid with a 'za-inning smile MARGRE IIENNINGSON O-llook Staff 1435 Register Staff, Assistant Advertising Manager 1435 Student Control 1435 Central Col- leens 1l,2,3,435 Girls' Senior Glee Club 12,335 Girls' Junior Glee Club 1135 Girls' Natural Science Club 1235 Le Cercle Francais 1335 Home Economics Club 1435 Opera 12,333 French Play 1435 Swimming 1435 Senior Paper, Associate Editor 1435 Senior Play 143 Slit' hlis pep and 'vitality Amiability and pen-Unalily PAUL IIERSHNIAN Regiment 1l,2,3,43, Major 1435 Eu- gineers1435 Crack Squad 1335 Foot- ball 1l,2,3,435 lioys' O-Club 13,43, President 1435 C. U. C. 1435 Road Show 13,435 Speakers' Bureau 1435 Library Monitor 143 Smzfifiy, Jfflif-V, full of wif Hl x got that, thrm, tl10sr', and it JULIA HERTZISERG Library Monitor 143 Shz .r 'well-1ik1'd and 'witty Azul v,1'rrmi1'11yly prvtty HERBERT IIILDEBRAND NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Quill :md Scroll 1435 O-Book Staff, Business Manager 143, Register Staff 1435 Junior Honor Society 1l, 235 Library Monitor 143 Pflzzifrvrr liz' Miter.: is bwivfitrd by hir diligcm5v and effort l'HARLO'I l'IC H INDMAN Junior Honor Society 1335 Lininger Travel Club 13,435 Central Colleens 13,435 Student Control 13,435 Girls' Natural Science Club 1235 Library Monitor 143 1'hnrlottv is ihcr name A twin of Ll'11tm1's fame HARRIET HINDMAN NATIONAL uoNoR SOCIETY Junior Honor Society 1l,2,335 Lin- inger Travel Club 13,435 Central Colleens 13,435 Student Control 13, 435 Girls' Natural Science Club 1235 Library Monitor 143 Harriet ix tht' other twin A lVl1vrvzicr :hr goes shc': surf' to win ALTA HIIISCH Register Staff C435 Central Colleens C2,3,435 Student Control C435 Girls' Junior Glee Club C235 Le Cercle Francais C435 Latin Club C235 French Play C435 Junior Honor S0- ciety C1,333 Quill and Scroll C435 Library Monitor C435 Ofllook Staff C43 She is alwavs rrady to do her far! MILDRED HIRS Girls' Iunior Glee Club C135 Girls' Senior Glee Club C235 Central High Players C2.3,435 College YVidow C23 Shv nicditatex the way to surfers I-IARRIET I-IOENIG Road Show C3,435 Student Control C335 Girls' Iunior Glee Club C13 5 Le Cercle Francais 1 ' Central C 3, Colleens C13 AI-ways jolly, never sad, Harriet is alwayr glad JACK HOENIG Los Sabios C3,435 Speakers' Bureau C2,3,-435 Central High Players C3, 435 Stage Crew C135 Debate C131 Road Show C433 Spanish Play C33 Bright of mind and quirk of wit And al-ways 'willing Io do his but FRED HOEFENER lloys' Junior Glee Club C135 Boys' Senior Glee Club C135 A Cappela Choir C23 A genial dispoxition .brings its owner many fnendx BETTY HOFFMAN Le Cercle Francais C435 Library Monitor C43 Smiling and amiable to everyone she meet: HELEN HOLMES She gov: about her work in a quiet, business-like -way EDWIN I-IORACEK Regiment C135 Basketball C2, 3, 43. Captain C435 Baseball C2,3,435 Boys' 0-Club C2,3,435 Road Show C3,43 My kingdom for 11 basketball MARIE I-I0 REJS A real friend, a good sport, and a wonderful .rwirnmer BILL HORN Quill and Scroll C3,435 Junior Hon- or Society C135 O-Book Staff X135 Register Staff C435 National th- letic Honor Society C435 Los Sabios C335 Student Control C435 Boys' O- Club C435 Spanish Play C335 XVrest- ling C435 Football C3,43 An all-around athlete and an all- uround friend JOSEPH B. HORNSTEIN NATIONAL u:':NoR SOCIETY Forensic Society C235 Los Sabios C335 lloys' Senior Glee Club C235 Boys' junior Glee Club C135 Speak' ers' Bureau C335 C.O.C. C435 Cen- tral High Players C435 Opera C2, 335 Road Show C1,2,3,435 Regiment Cl,2,3,43, Second Lieutenant, Band C435 Football Cl.335 Junior Honor Society C2,335 Orchestra C1,2,3,43, President C435 Library Monitor C435 A Cappella Choir C33 A11 outstanding musician with a good fll.Yf'0J!ClUll MAIIJORIE IIOYSER Quill and Scroll C435 O-Book Staff C435 Register Staff C435 Central Committee C2,3,435 Lininger Travel Club C335 Le Cercle Francais C3, 43, Secretary C33, Sergeant-at-Arms C435 Road Show C3,435 Dramatics C435 Library Monitor C43 A rcul fricud, a good sport, and a uluzicr dresser MARY INCONTRO Greenwich Villagers C2533 Always anxious to please MADREE JACKSON Baseball Cl,2,3,435 Tennis C3,43C Basketball Cl,2,3,435 Hockey C1.2,3, 435 Volleyball Cl,2,335 Posture Con- test C235 G.A.A. C235 Girls' Rifle Team C435 National High School Awards C23 With stately rnrringc and graceful IYOCSL' Alufnys liked by flirls and boys CURTIS JESSUI' An intelligent and friendly person BERNARD JOHNSTON Regiment C1525 3,43, Captain C435 Engineers C435 Crack Squad C335 C.O.C. C435 Mathematics Society C1,43, Treasurer C435 Road Show C33 Au equal mixture of good humor and good sense MAIIYLOUISE JONES NATIONAL uoivon soclm-Y Girls' Junior Glee Club C135 Opera C2,3,435 Road Show C2.3.435 junior Honor Society C335 National Music Supervisors' Convention C335 Li- brary Monitor C435 A Cappella Choir C2535-13 llcr sparkling mics and rhvcrful humor are l l'l'df'7ll ORVILLE JONES Boys' Junior Glee Club C135 XVrestf ling C135 Track C435 Football C135 Regiment Cl,2,43 Orvillz' m-vcr looks at the drmry .vida of things JEAN JORGENSON Baseball C235 Basketball Cl,235 Vol- leyball Cl,235 Hockey C235 G.A.A. C1.2,335 Girls' Natural Science Club C235 Home Economics Club C435 Boosters' Club C13 Silrnt, loyal, and srrcuv DEAN KADAVY Regiment Cl,2,335 Library Monitor C435 Boys' Junior Glee Club C135 Speakers' Bureau C33 A good fellow to mmryoaie LETTIE KAIAWEIT Student Control 12,3,413 Girls' Na- tural Science Club 1212 Central High Players 13,413 Junior Honor Society 1313 Library Monitor 13,41 A genial disposition brings her many friends HOWARD KAPLAN NATIONAL HoNoR socim-Y Register Staff, Circulation Manager 1413 Gentlemen's French Club 13, 413 Boys' Junior Glee Club 1113 Boys' Senior Glee Club 1113 C.O. C. 1413 French Play 1413 Re iment 1l.2,3,41, First Lieutenant ang Aide 1413 Junior Honor Society 1213 Library Monitor 1413 A Cappella Choir 12,31 A good fellow who is ever so much fun BOB KEELEY Boys' Senior Glee Club 1213 Boys' Junior Glee Club 1113 C.O.C. 1413 Regiment 1l,2,3,-11, Second Lieuten- ant 1413 lloys' Rifle Team 1413 A Cappella Choir 141 Great things come in small quantities ROSEMARY KELLEIIER Los Sabios 12,3,413 Student Con- trol 1413 Gym Club 1413 Spanish Play 1313 Swimming 141 Rosemary 'will go far JEAN KELLY NATIONAL noNoR socxerv Junior Honor Society 11,2,313 Mon- itors' Council 1413 Lininger Travel Club 12,3,41, Treasurer 131, Presi- dent 1413 Central Committee 12,3, 41: Library Monitor 14:3 Student Control 1313 Loquax 1213 French Play 121 A bright personality, full of rasrality LEE KENNARD A Cappella Choir 1413 Boys' Sen- ior Glee Club 1313 Speakers' Bu- reau 1313 Senior Play 1413 Spanish Play 1313 Regiment 11,21 His rnrly hair alone is 'worth a 17lllllO7l,' but Lee has many other hm! points PEGGY KENNEDY NATIONAL HONOR socurrv Central Committee 12,3,413 Linin- ger TravellClub 13,413 Road Show 13,413 Junior Honor Society 1l,2, 31: Orchestra 1413 Library Monitor 141 One of Central's best and most dependable WILLIAM KING Student Control 13,413 Boys' Jun- ior Glee Club 121 William never looks at the dreary side of things DICK KITCHEN Student Control 141 His slow draw! and friendly smile Reveal an interesting personality ERVINE KLEIN National Athletic Honor Societ 1413 Boys' O-Club 13,413 Baseball 11213 Basketball 11,2,3,41Q Football Manager 1413 Baseball Manager 1413 Regiment 111 Steadfast and faithful, Ervine's a it He's always willing to do his bit MARY PHYLLIS KLOPP NATIONAL HONOR socnzrv O-Book Staff C435 Loquax C435 Le Cercle Francais C3,43, Sergeant-at Arms C33, President C435 Road Show C435 Senior Pla C435 French Play C435 .Junior H'bnor Society C335 Library Monitor C43 She has that certain .romething that attract: BARBARA KNAPP O-Book Stal? C435 Titians Cl,2,3,43, Secretary, Treasurer C33, President E435 Student Control C335 Girls' enior Glee Club C235 Girls' Junior Glee Club C135 Opera C3,435 Swim- ming C435 National Music Su er- yisors' Convention C33 5,Library Niem- itor C435 A Cappella Choir C2, 3,43 Lovely red hair, snappy blue eyes and an entranring smile MABEL KNIPPRATH Register Staff C435 Central High Players C3, 435 Swimming Cl, 235 Junior Honor Society C335 Quill and Scroll C3,435 Make-Up C335 Library Monitor C3,43 They are most powerful who make least noise MIAY KOORY Student Control Cl,435 Girls' Sen- ior Glee Club C235 Girls' Junior Glee Club C135 Central High Play- ers C2,3,435 Iunior Honor Society C335 National Thespians C43 Shell' a whiz at type and shorthand MILTON KOPECKY Register Staff C435 C.O.C. C435 Opera C235 Road Show C1,2,3,43: Regiment Cl,2,3,43, First Lieuten- ant, Band C435 Boys' Rifle Team C435 Orchestra 33,235 Library Mon- itor C435 ngineers C43 He .rays little but thinks much ELLABELLE KORNEY Tennis C2,3,435 Baseball C135 Tlas- ketball C135 Hockey C135 A Cap- pella Choir C435 Girls' Senior Glee Club C335 Girls' Junior Glee Club C23' Student Control C235 Latin Club C235 Central Colleens C135 Li- brary Monitor C435 The College VVidow C33 Bubbling over with the joy of li'viny BETTY KRAUS NATIONAL iloNoR socllcrv Junior Honor Society Cl,335 Cen- tral Colleens Cl,235 Latin Club C235 Mathematics Society C235 Lininger Travel Club C3,435 Student Control C435 Library Monitor C435 Register Staff C435 O-Book Staff C435 Loquax C23 Her prrsenre here was valued CLARIK KRELLE A good fellow to everyone EST!-IER IKUEI-IL Central Colleens Cl, 2, 435 G. A. A. Cl,2,3,43, Vice-President C33, Pres- ident C435 Home Economics Club C235 Baseball Cl,2,3,435 Tennis C3, 435 Basketball Cl,2, 3, 43, Captain C335 Hockey Cl,2,335 Volleyball Cl, 2,335 Girls' Rine Team C2,335 Library Monitor C43 Outstanding in athletir: and a good friend ETHELYN KITLAICOFSKY Greenwich Villagers C3,43 5 Central Colleens C3, 435 Student Control C43 5 Library Monitor C43 She talks nice, :he act: nice, she 1.r mre 1 MARGARET KURSAWE Project Committee 1111 Swimming 1113 Library Monitor 131 Who rould find n better uompanion? MILDIKED LACINA Junior Honor Society 1213 Opera 12,313 A Cappella Choir 13,413 Girls' Junior G ee Club 1113 Girls' Senior Glee Club 1213 National Music Supervisors' Convention 1413 Student Control 1413 Swimming 1213 Library Monitor 141 Surroirnzlrd by an air of charm und reserve MARION LAMBERT Central Committee 12,3,413 Lininger Travel Club 12, 3, 41. Vice - Presi- dent 1413 Student Control 1313 French Play 141 IIN taste in mmrything ir flawless ll0Il LANGDON Mathematics Society 13,411 Boys' U-Club 13,413 C. O. C. 1413 Road Show 1413 Regiment 11,2,3,41, First Lieutenant and Adjutant 1413 Golf 13,41, Captain 1413 Track 111 Slzappy cur and :nappy clothe: Il0Il LARSEN Regiment 11,213 Boys' O-Club 13, 413 Track 1313 Football 1311 Orchestra 11,21 Hfhcn our Bob comes in . Boredom getx it on the chm VIRGINIA LARSEN Central Colleens 13,413 Girls' June ior Glee Club 12,313 Girls' Senior Glee Club 1413 A Cappella Choir 13,41 Graceful and tall, pleasant to all JEANETTE LAWSON Baseball 1l,2,3,413 Volleyball 812, 3,413 G.A.A. 12,3,413 Student on- trol 13,413 Tennis 12,3,41, Captain 1413 Basketball 11,2,3,413 Gym Ex- hibition 1113 Hockey 11,21 Her friends are well-deserved ADOLPI-I LAYTIN Opera 1413 A Cappella Choir 12,3, 413 Bo s' Junior Glee Club 1113 Boys' Slenior Glee Club 1113 Na- tional Music Supervisors' Conven- tion 1313 State Music Contest 6213 Discussion Club 13,41, Presi ent 1413 Regiment 11,213 Library Monitor 141 A good-matured, industrious chap ESTHER LAZERSON Le Cercle Francais 12,3,413 French Play 12,413 Central Colleens 11,2, 3,413 Student Control 1313 A..A. 13,413 Baseball 12,313 Swimming 1313 Tennis 1313 Basketball 1313 Hockey 12,31 A snappy girl with a giggle all her own JAMES LEFFLER NATIONAL Horton SOCIETY Junior Honor Societi11-,2,313g1uill and Scroll 13, 41: egnster taff, Sports Editor 13,413 O-Book Staff, Assistant Editor 1413 Mathematics Society 1413 Football 1313 Regiment 1l,2,31 Ax a sports editor, he's oulstanding LEONARD LEON NATIHNAL iiorum sortwrv Iunior Honor Society Cl,2,335 Na- tional Forensic League C2. 3. 43: Quill and Scroll C435 Register Staff C435 Spanish Paper C235 Regiment Cl, 235 Debate Cl, 2, 3, 435 Library Monitor C43 5 Los Sabios C1,2,3,-13, Vice-l'reSirlt-ut C43 5 Register Repre- sentative C435 lleclamatory CS. 435 Discussion Club Cl, 23. Vice-Presiflent C23 Lronard is a awry fine lad As a dcbzztcr, hc isn't bad JOE LERNIGR Regiment Cl,2,3.43. Second Lieuten- ant C435 C.O.C. C431 Library Mon- itor C435 Los Sabios C2,3,435 Foren- sic Society C235 Declamatory C2,33 Consrientious and stri-Mug to fvlrase all MARY FRANCES LEVVIS Le Cercle Francais C3,43, Treasurer C35-635 French Play C43, Coatume Managerg Road Show C435 Library Monitor C43 A personality hard io surpass A smiling, happy, little lass DAVE LIVER MORE Regiment Cl,Z,3,43, Lieuteuantfolo- nel C435 C.0.C. C435 Engineers C436 Crack Squad C335 Central Commit- tee C235 Atlas Club Cl,235 Speak- ers' Bureau C135 Biology Round Table C235 Road Show C3,435 Swim- ming C135 Golf C235 NVrestling C435 Basketball Cl.23: Football C13 Ilafvpy-yo-lurky wlicrrlvcr hc goes He slill um be serious, everyone knows DORIS LONERGAN Girls' Senior Glee Club C335 Girls' Junior Glee Club C135 Opera C335 Central Colleens C235 Speakers' Bureau C435 Central High Players C43 Her blondc hair shincs like her fycs A Ll! ERT L ll STGA R'l' EN lloys' Junior Glee Club C135 Boys' Senior filee Club Cl3: Speakers' llureau C235 lloys' O-Club Cl,2,335 Tennis C133 lVrestlingC1,232Cl1eer- leader Cl,235 Opera C135 Road Show Cl,2,33: Orchestra CI,2.3,435 Debate Cl,2,335 A Cappella Choir CZ,3,43 Hc frm talk dav in und talk dai' out But hc' docsu't' fart: 'what has talk- ing about DIARILYE lVIlll'D0l'GAl4 Lininger Travel Club C3,-135 Rnarl Show C43: French Plav C435 Ceu- tral Committee C435 Central Col- leens C435 Latin Club C235 Speakers' Bureau C33 The scrrrlf of har f10fvnInr1'ty is hlur 'wziming fcrsolzality RICHARD MxlcDlTFF Regiment Cl,2,3,43, Second Lieu- tenant and Staff C435 Tennis C335 Road Show Cl,2,3,43: C.0.C. C435 Mathematics Society C43 Difk dovsn't say murh. HL' d0c.m't nerd to SYLYIA MAl ll Los Sabios C2,315,Library Monitor 4 A Ell!11'7Il1'llf3 girl is S3'Iz'1'a Jllarh At mfcrytlxiny she has n lermule HENRY DIALASHOCIC Very jolly and 1lllJ'tih-lK'7,'01lS LLOYD MALASHOCK Library Monitor 143 A friend to all is Lloyd PAULINE C. MARGOLIN Girls' Junior Glee Club 11,235 Girls' Senior Glee Club 123 A girl who has gained and who will continzie to gain everyone as her friend PHIL MALKIN Student Control 1235 Latin Club 1335 French Play 1235 Library Monitor 1435 Discussion Club 143 Ile finds his purpose and carries it out LAURA MARSH Quill and Scroll 1435 O4Book Staff 1435 Register Staff 1435 Library Monitor 143 She has real ability with depend- ability and willingness to work JIMMIE MARTIN Road Show 1435 Regiment 1435 French Play 143 He accomplishes things CONRAD MASTERS Student Control 1435 Boys' Senior Glee Club 12,335 Boys' Junior Glee Club 11,235 Speakers' Bureau 12, 335 Boys' O-Club 1435 Opera 12,335 Road Show 13,435 Swimming 1135 Tennis 1435 Wrestling 13,435 Track 1235 Football 12,335 Athletic Man- ager 11,435 A Cappella Choir 12,33 An all-around fellow and a loyal Centralitc BETTY JANE MAY Student Control 1435 Girls' Junior Glee Club 11,335 Latin Club 12,335 Library Monitor 143 Quiet dignity has she TIMMY McCAl FREY Girls' Junior Glee Club 11,235 French Play 123 A delicate and charming lass RAWSON MCCOTTER Road Show 13,435 Regiment 11,235 Baseball 1335 Track 1435 Basketball 12,435 Football 11,335 Library Monitor 143 He's as likable as he is tall And a :tar at basketball JANE MQCLURE NATIONAL notion soctarv Junior Honor Society 1335 Girls' Natural Science Club 1235 Girls' Junior Glee Club 1335 A Cappella Choir 13,435 Opera 1435 Central Committee 12.35435 Lininger Travel Club 13.435 Librar Monitor 1435 Latin Club 1235 lload Show 133 As peppy and jolly a girl as ever was HARRY lVIODUFF Regiment C1,2, 3, 41, Second Lieu- tenant and Quartermaster C413 C. O.C. C413 Road Show C413 Speak- ers' Bureau C413 Library Monitor C413 Mathematics Society C3,41 Seldom heard, but listened to when he speak: AGNES MCELLIGOTT Central loses a lovely girl JACK McEVENY Los Sabios C212 Library Monitor 41 Courtcous to all and unpleasant to H0116 FRANCES MUGIKANE Lininger Travel Club C413 Moni- tors' Council C413 Student Control C2,3,413 Girls' Senior Glee Club C3, 413 Girls' Junior Glee Club C213 Stage Crew C41 A model of fwp and cheer IIOBERT MCINTY' RE Regiment Cl, 2, 3, 41, Second Lieu- tenant C413 C.0.C. C413 Central Committee C3,413 Library Monitor C41 He keeps Wrigleylr business going I'HlLll' DIELUHER Regiment C1,2,3,41, Second Lieu- tenant C413 Track Cl,2, 3, 413 Bas- ketball C1,2,313 Football Cl,2,313 C. O.C. C413 Road Show C413 Spanish Paper C213 Student Control C413 Los Sabios C1,2,3,41 A true Cerztrnlite and a most able boy GENE NIICICEL Regiment C2,313 Speakers' Bureau C3,-113 Road Show C41 A -gaycaballero of sweet tenor fanfic His .smging has certainly made him a. name JEROME IVIILDER Regiment Cl, 2, 3, 41, Second Lieu- tenant C413 C.O.C. C413 Speakers' Bureau Cl,213 Track C1,2,3,413 Bas- ketball C2,313 Library Monitor C413 Road Show C31 Quick to lrnrn, in for fun, tlmt'.r ferry JULIAN IYIILDER Regiment C113 Speakers' Bureau C3, 413 Road Show C313 Athletic Manager C41 fokcstcr extraordinary . . . 'nuf said! DANIEL M. MILLER Regiment C1,2,3,41, Captain and Commissary C413 C.O.C. C413 En- gineers C33 413 O-Book Staff C41, Auditor3 Register Staff C3,41, Cir- culation Manager C31, Business Manager C413 Forensic Society C213 Atlas Club C113 Boys' Senior Glee Club C2,313 Boys' Junior iilee Club C213 Latin Club C213 Opera C313 Quill and Scroll C3,413 Discussion Club C3,-41 There'x honesty and good fricnd.rhi,h in him JIM MOISE Project Committee 1155 Regiment 11,255 Boys' gunior Glee Club 1355 Latin Clu 1355 Opera 1455 A Cappella Choir 145 He ran always be depended upon BOB MOODY NATIONAL uoNoR socusry Junior Honor Society 1355 Nation- al Athletic Honor Society 1455 Mathematics Society 1455 Boys' O- Club 13,455 Basketball 11,2,4l3 Football 1l,2,3,455 Baseball 13,45 Evvryonc knew him-he played football ITHARIIOTTE MOORE Orchestra 13,452 ,Student Control 4 Charlotte is always smiling and ready for fun IIOII MOOSE Regiment 1l,2,3,45, First Lieuten- ant 1455 C.O.C. 1455 Speakers' Bu' reau 13,455 Central Committee 1455 Library Monitor 1455 Golf 12,3,455 Crack Squad 1355 Road Show 13,45 Bob has personality and faparity for suvccss REREKAH MORSE Los Sabios 12,355 Central Colleens 1155 Girls' Senior Glee Club 1255 Girls' Junior Glee Cluh 1155 Cen- tral High Players 1355 Opera 12,35 455 Road Show 12,3,455 S anish Play 1255 Junior Honor Slinciety 1155 National Music Su ervisors' Convention 1355 A Cappella Choir 12,3,455 Library Monitor 145 Becky acts and da-ages, too Can .rhe sing? I'm asking you FLORENCE MOSIIER Central Colleens 1l,2,3,455 Los Sa- hios 13,455 Central High Players 13,455 Spanish Play 1355 Debates 135 5 Library Monitor 1455 Speakers' Bureau 145 She's known for her gift of gab Hfhcn shc's around no day is drab MARIELLA MOSSMA N fiirls' Junior Glen Cluh 1155 Girls' Senior Glee Club 1255 Boosters' Club 1155 Central High Players 1355 Opera 1355 Dramatics 1355 A Cappella Choir 12,3,455 Costumes 1455 Library Monitor 1455 National Music Supervisors' Convention 1355 Swimming 145 A charming and delightful blonde IIUELL NAUGIITIN O-Book Staff. Associate Editor 1455 Register Staff, Circulation Manager 1455 Road Show 1455 Regiment 11, 255 Central Committee 145 First get the work, then time for Play: , That has always been his way BEVERLY NEBLE Library Monitor 1455 Make-Up 145 A true Ccntralite. and a most able girl LAVERNE NELSON A rlrmanstrntor of friendship MYRLE NEWBRANCII Junior Honor Society 1215 Central Colleens 1115 Lininger Travel Club 1315 Le Cercle Francais 1415 Road Show 1415 French Play 1415 Library Monitor 141 A sweet brunette with a ready smile KENNETH NEWVMAN Road Show 1315 Library Monitor 1415 Baseball 11,215 Football 11,21 A fellow 'who knows how to do things and docs them GLADYS NIELSEN Greenwich Villagers 1415 Art Con- test 1415 Hotkne Economics Club 2,3,41 Gracious, pretty, and sweet . . . no wonder we all like Gladys ROBERT NIMMO NATIONAL norton soclerv Regiment 11.2, 3,41, Second Lieu- tenant and Quartermaster 1415 C. 0.C. 1415 O-Book Staff 1415 Regis- ter Staff 141: Junior Honor Society 12,315 Los Sabios 12,315 Speakers' Bureau 1215 Central High Players 13,415 Road Show 1415 Spanish Play 1215 Dramatics 1l,2, 3,415 1Vrestling 1115 Football 1115 De- bate 1215 Library Monitor 141 A merry hjart-enjoy life is his motto MAIIGERY NOE Register Staff 13,415 O'Book Staff 1415 Central Colleens1l,2,3,41, Sec- retary 1415 Student Control 12, 3, 415 G.A.A. 12,3,415 Swimming 12, 315 Library Monitor 141 folly, poppy and always ready for a good time SEBASTIAN NOBLE Regin1ent1115 Library Monitor 1415 Student Control 1415 Los Sabios 12, 3,415 Register Representative 131 As noble as his name BETTY N0 LAN Junior Honor Society 1315 Golf. Captain 11,2,31: Basketball 1l,2,315 Baseball 1l,2,3,41: Tiiians Cl,2,3. 415 Lininger Travel Club 1115 ,Cen- tral Colleens 11,2,3,41, President 1415 Student Control 11,2,3,41: fg- A.A. 11,2,3,41, President 12,315 Li- brary Monitor 1Z,315 Costumes 1319 Miss Central 141 A wisardbon thc golf roffrsc and suits us to a tee ROSE MARIE NOSAL Student Control 12,31 She will always ha-uelfriends eager to help her in anything she docs HILL 0'BRlEN Quill and Scroll 1315 Register Staff 13,415 Monitors' Council 1415 QU. C. 1415 Regiment 11,2,3,41, First Lieutenant 1415 Crack Squad 1315 Basketball 1315 Library Monitor 1415 Engineers 141 A splendid ad-uefjtising manager with a cafiacity for fun PHIL 0'HANLON Boys' Senior Glee Club 1215 Boys' Junior Glee Club 1215 Bo s' O-Club 13,415 Baseball 12,315 Football 11.2,4 Behind that quiet manner is an earnest determznntzon LOUISE ODDO Student Control C45 3 Le Cercle Francais C2,3,45 3 Road Show C453 Swimming C15. A fortunate girl to have for rt frtend IIETTY RITTI-I OLIVER Swimming C3,453 Central Colleens C451 Road Show C35 .4l1vay.v ready to lend a helping hand VlllGlNE'I l'E OLSON NATIQNAI. HONOR SOCIETY junior Honor Society C2,353 Regis- ter Staff C453 Quill and Scroll C453 Central High Payers C3,453 Library Monitor C453 Monitors' Council C453 Central Colleens C453 Road Show C453 French Play C253 Senior Play C45 fl -willing student and a quiet 'worker . . . all .riynx ,hoint to .viccffsx ANNE ORTMAN Her alfability is most amazing PEARL OSOFF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Quill and Scroll C453 Iunior Honor Society C2,35: O-Book Staff C453 Register Staff C453 Der Deutsche Verein. Vice-President Cl,25: Lin- inger Travel Club C3,453 Central Colleens Cl.2,3,453 Student Control CZ,-15: Le Cercle Francais C453 French Play C453 Library Monitor C45 A dcmurc luxsie -with a winning way IYIARGARET PARKS Girls' Junior Glee Club C253 G.A.A. Cl,2,3,45Q Central High Players C2, 353 Road Show C2,353 Baseball C2, 3,453 Basketball C2,3,453 Volleyball CZ, 3,453 Girls' Rifle Team C3,453 Make4Up C453 Orchestra C1,2,35 IYHf7Ml5i'll6 and gay IRMA MAY l'EAKE Girls' Junior Glee Club C353 Girls' Senior Glee Club 2453 Central Col- leens C153 G. A. . C153 Library Monitor C453 Titians cl,2,3,45Q Swimming C25 A .vwcct maid who foryctr not the .rzmplest duty MA RJOIKIE PEDERSEN Central Colleens C453 Girls' Senior Glee Club C453 Girls' junior Glee Clnh C35 Har friendship was a lovely thing to have RICHARD PEI-ILE Golf C2,35 Carefree and determined to enjoy life+that's Dick GERALDINE l'E'l I'Y NATIONAL HONOR socnzrv Quill and Scroll C453 Junior Honor Society Cl.-2,359 0-B00k Staff C45: Register Staff C453 Mathematics So- ciety C253 Lininger Travel Club C3, 453 Central Colleens C3,453 Student Control C453 Library Monitor C45 Her ambition and penreverancc will lead her on to success BETTY POLLARD G.A.A. 1115 Student Control 1315 Girls' Senior Glee Club 1215 Girls' Junior Glee Club 11,215 Opera 1315 Hockey 1115 National Music Super- visors' Convention 1315 A Cappella Choir 141 Eager, earnest, a .student DONALD POLLARD Regiment 11,2,315 Track 1215 Los Sahios 1215 Mathematics Society 1215 Stage Crew 121 A dignified, quiet boy MARX' ANNE POYND Library Monitor 141 Sl1c's 'zL'0rth her zveiylit in gold GUS PITLOS Boys' O-Club 1315 Track 131 llelr a fellow no one will ever forget NELLIE Ql'ATTROUHl Girls' Senior Glee Club 1215 Girls' Junior Glee Club 1115 Central High Players 12,31 A jolly, fine girl BARBARA R HFl'l'M E Y E R Greenwich Villagers 13,41, Vice- President 1415 Student Control 13, 415 Girls' Natural Science Club 121, Secretary 1215 Road Show 1415 Library Monitor 141 Bubbling over with humor and fun H011 ILEICHSTAIYI' Football 13,415 YV'restling 12, 3, 415 Boys' O-Club 13,415 Gym Club 13, 415 Basketball 111 Easy rome, easy yo DONALD REISSER Opera 1315 Road Show 1415 Na- tional Music Supervisors' Conven- tion 1315 State Music Contest 141: Library Monitor 141: A Cappella Choir 13,41 E-very inch of him a youd fellow GRACE RESNICIC Register Staff 1415 Library Moni- tor 1415 Lininger Travel Cuh 1315 Central Colleens 13,411 Student Control 141: Home Economics Club 141 Democratic and dependable DON REYNOLDS Boys' Junior Glee Club 1115 Boys' Senior Glee Club 1215 Opera 12,3, 415 Debate 13,415 A Cappella Choir 13,415 Library Monitor 1415 C.O. C. 1415 Regiment 11,2,3,41, Second Lieutenant 141 A shy, retiring spirit, yet holding hzx own ELINOR REYNOLDS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Quill and Scroll C435 O-Book Staff C435 Register Staff C435 Loquax C235 Central Committee C2,3,43G Lininger Travel Club C335 Central Colleens C135 Le Cercle Francais C435 Latin Club C1,235 French Play C435 Junior Honor Society Cl,2,335 Library Monitor C43 She has graze and poise and how .she can handle a line JACQITELI NE REYNOLDS Central ColleensCl,2,3,43, Sergeant- at-Arms C435 G.A.A. C1,2,33, Ser- geant-at-Arms C335 Baseball C235 Basketball Cl,2,335 Girls' Rilie Team C2,335 Library Monitor C43 Laughing eyes, merry spirit, loved by all WAITTPIR RHODES NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Athletic Honor Society C435 A Cappella Choir C435 Trac C3,435 Boys' O-Club C3,435 Student Control C431 Boys' Junior Glee Club C33 A good fellow to everyone GEORGE RICH lloys' Junior Glee Club C3,435 Reg- iment Cl,235 Football C23 A good sport and a fine fellow BILL RICHE1' Register StaFf'C3,435 Spanish Posner C235 Los Sabios C335 French Pay C2,435 Regiment Cl,23 Where lhvre's fun, there's also Bill JOHN ROGERS Baseball C3,435 Wrestling Cl,2,3,435 Boys' O-Club Cl,2, 3,435 Speakers' Bureau C2,3,435 Declamatory C3,-135 Debate C435 Forensic Society C43 Ile is well known for his athletk ability MERRILL ROHRHOUGH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Regiment Cl,2, 3, 43, Ca tain C435 Engineers C3,435 Crack Spuad C2 3, 43, Director C435 Junior gonor S0- ciety C1.335 Loquax C2,335 Mathe- matics Society C3,43, President C435 Monitors' Council C435 C.O.C. C435 Boys' Ride Team C1,2,3,435 Library Monitor C435 Road Show C2533 A fellow who strives in every way To do his best in work and play FRIED ROSENBERG Regiment C1.235 Band Cl,235 Foot- ball C135 Discussion Club C335 Library Monitor C43 An honest and capable man who will earn a name for himself THOMAS ROSS When he's your friend you can't go wrong WVALTER ROWLEY Regiment C1,2,3,43, Captain C435 C.O.C. C433 Engineers C435 Re is- ter Stal? C335 Boys' Senior Gllee Club C235 Boys' Junior Glee Club C135 Opera C1,2,3,435 Road Show C1,2,3,435 Orchestra C1,2,3,43, Vice- President C435 Library Monitor C43 A brilliant artistnwho can express his talent in cartoons CLAIRE RUBENDALL NATIONAL 1-mnon SOCIETY Central Committee 12,3,435 Linin- get Travel Club 1335 Central Col- leens 1135 Girls' Junior Glee Club 1135 Le Cercle Francais 13,435 Lat- in Club 11,235 Road Show 12,3,43g French Play 1435 Dramatics 1435 Junior Honor Society 12,335 Library Monitor 143 Prctiy hair and shining vyrx Full of nzischirf, xhelv n prize JOSEPHINE RUBNITZ NATIONAL noivon socxery 0-Book Staff 1435 Register Staff 1435 Loquax 123. Associate Editor 133, Editor--in-Chief 1435 Mathe- matics Society 1235 Central Col- leens 11,2,3,43, Treasurer 1435 Stu- dent Control 13.435 Latin Club 12, 3.435 Junior Honor Society 1335 Quill and Scroll 1435 Librar Mon- itor 1435 French Pla 1435 llation- al VVmner Quill ami, Scroll News ontest 143 Qbliging in nzrznv a 'way 5hf ll make good mme day SAM RUMA Gym Club 1435 Track 1335 Football 12,33 One to be remembered for his Cheer-y smile THOMAS RUMA Student Control 1435 Gym Club 11, 2,3,435 Road Show 123: Regiment 1135 Football 11,235 Orchestra 12,33 A man of 'worth GWENDOLYN SACHS NArroNAL HONOR socim-Y Loquax 13,435 Central Committee 1435 Le Cercle Francais 13,435 Sec- retary 1435 Road Show 1435 rench Play 1435 Library Monitor 143 Sleeknz-xx and sophixtication GENEVIEVE SCALZO Road Show 13,435 Girls' Junior Glee Club 13,435 Spanish Play 133 Her dancing ability is a feature of every Road Show RUTH SCHNEIDER Girls' Senior Glee Club 1335 Girls' Junior Glee Club 123 Taxtvful and tartful JAMES SCI-IWARTZ Boys' Junior Glee Club 1335 Gym Club 13,43 Rosy check: and an intelligent :mile EVANGELINE SEALEY Student Control 13,43 lllodest, happy, and dignihcd all the while GEORGE SEEMANN Regiment 11,2,3,43, First Lieuten- ant and Adjutant 1435 Football 11, 2,3,435 Track 13,435 VVrestling 13, 435 Basketball 111,235 Swimming 11, 235 Boys' O-Club 12,3,435 C.O.C. 1435 Home Room Sergeant-at-Arms 1435 Gym Club 11,2,3,43 Strong, handsome, and 'indifercnt . . . the despair of all the ladzex LOUIS SEMINARA NATIONAL 1IoNoR sociarv Register Staff 13,43, Make-Up Edi- tor 1435 guill and Scroll 13,435 O- Book Sta 1435 Loquax, Make-Up Editor 1435 Regiment 11,235 Foren- sic Society 1235 Latin Club 1235 Discussion Club 13,43, Sergeant-ab Arms 133, Secretary 1435 Library Monitor 13,435 Business Manager, Daddies 1435 Register Representative 143 A little body often harbors a great character HENRIETTA SESSEL Central Colleens 1235 Latin Club 1235 Lininger Travel Club 1335 Le Cercle Francais 1435 Library Monitor 143 Her manner is charming and xweet With a sense of humor that can't be beat BERNICE SEXSON Central Committee 1335 Student 1'ontrol1435 Girls' Junior Glee Club 1235 G.A.A. 1135 Swimming 11,2, 435 Library Monitor 143 Laughing eyex, .winning :mile A pretty girl wtth lot: of .rtyle GEORGE SHAFER Regiment 1I,2,335 Wrestling 13,435 Track 12,335 Student Control 1233 Discussion Club 13,43, Secretary 143 Men with but few word: are the best men JAMES SHERMAN Regiment 11,235 Road Show 12,3, 435 Orc iestra 11,235 Library Monitor 143 Ili: studious appearance is certain- ly deceiving GRACE SHESTAK Student Control 143 A rhum of sterling worth CAROLYN SKANS Road Show 13,435 Home Economies Club 13,43 Her attractionsare her good nature, runny duposttzon, and sincerity STANLEY SLOSBURG Regiment 111,2,3,43, Second Lieuten- ant 1435 1entlemen's French Club 13,43, Treasurer 1435 C.O.C. 143: Wrestling 1135 Senior Play 1435 Register Staff 143 Assistant Adver- tising Managerg 6-Book Staff 1435 Latin Club 1235 Library Monitor 1435 First Pace Student Associa- tion Ticket Sale 13,435 Tennis 113 Sa jolly-and what a go-getterl ROSELLE SMEAD Student Control 1335 Girls' Junior Glee Club 1135 Central Colleens 11, 235 Make-Up 1335 Tennis 1235 Home Economics Club 13,43 A pretty, delightful brunette DAVID SMITH Nu-1oNAL HDNOR sociarv Regiment1l,235 Gentlemen's French Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Secretary 1435 French Play 11,2,43 5 Library Monitor 143 Nothing succeed: like success ED SMITH Register Staff C41, Circulation Man- ager C41: Junior Honor Society C115 Library Monitor C41 A slcmlfanst .ttuzlent ELIZABETH SMITH NA'r1oNAI. noNoR socxsry Junior Honor Society C215 Quill and Scroll C415 Library Monitor C-U5 Central Ciolleens C1,Z,3,41, Yici--Presirlent C415 Student Con- trol C315 Register Staff C-815 Cen- tral lligh Players C3,415 Lininger Travel Club C41 Capable, likable and lots of fun FRED SMITH Regiment C1,2,3,41, Second Lieuten- ant C415 Crack Squad C2,315 C.O. C. C415 Road Show C1,2,3,41: French Play C2,415 Gentlemen's French Club C2,3,415 Orchestra Cl, 2,3,415 Central High Players C11 A fine musirian-a person of dcrdr, not words liATHEIlINE SMITH A Cappella Choir C2,3,415 O era C3,-11' Road Show C415 Girls' Sen- ior Cilee Club C215 Girls' Junior Glee Club C115 Los Sabios C2,31 She will always lzavc -friendx caycr to hr-If hm' in anyllmzg shi' docs BEATRICE SOMDIER Central Colleens Cl, 215 Der Deutsche Verein C2,315 Lininger Travel Club C3,415 Girls' Junior Glee Club C315 Girls' Natural Sci- ence Club C215 Library Monitor C41 Busy as a little Bee Full of fun and jollity ALETHA SPECK A Cappella Choir C3,415 Stnclent Control C2,315 Girls' Senior Glee Club C215 Girls' Junior Glee Club C115 Library Monitor C31 A11 intvlligmit and rlrifvr girl VIVIAN SRU Girls' Junior Glee Club C315 Swimming C41 You will find a friend 'll'lll'7't '0CT you rhoose to fan' ADELINE STIBRAL Blessed with that charm, that vcr- lainty to plcaru KATHERINE STONE Debate C2,3,41: lileclamatory Con- test C2,3,415 Forensic Society C2,3, 41, Secretary C31, Vice-President C415 Discussion Club C2.31, Secre- tary C315 Central High Players C3, 415 Tennis C3,41: Speakers' Bureau C415 Library Monitor C415 Moni- tors' Council C41 Quiet, 1HlOl1f71tSl.Z'l', yet xllv is a t'0u1'1m'111y rlrlrntrr RUTH STREETI11 R Central Colleens C3,415 Girls' Jun- ior Glee Cluh C315 Girls' Senior Cilee Club C315 G.A.A. C315 Stu- dent Control C415 Swimming C315 A Cappella Choir C41 A girl wcll-kjzozgfn in school ClL'fl7!lflC'J JACK SULLIVAN Regiment CI53 Speakers' Bureau C33 453 lleclamatory C453 Debate C3,453 Swimming C15 Ili: 'work in the publif .vpcakiny de- partment is enough to make him .rpeulz for himself MARVIN SULLIVAN National Forensic League C453 De- bate C3,453 Speakers' Bureau C353 Central High Players C353 Deelam- ator C453 Dramatics C452- National Thiespians C3,453 Wrestling C35 Quiet, thoughtful ways, but likable, mftfertheless MARY LOUISE SULLIVAN Register Staff C45: O - Book Stal? C453 Central Committee CZ, 3,fll3 Speakers' Bureau C3,453 Swimming Cl,353 Costumes C453 Senior Play C453 Library Monitor C45 lVr1'ting ixrher rerrcatiou I Some day zt may be her orcupatzon VIRGINIA TARRY Central Committee C453 Girls' Sen- ior filee Club C453 Girls' Junior lilee Club C253 Le Cercle Francais C3,453 Opera C453 French Play C453 Library Monitor C452 A Cappella Choir C453 Senior Play C45 What u talker! Oh, my gracious! ll ith a lanyli thut'.r really spacious IIOII 'FATE Boys' Senior Glee Club C255 Stu- dent Control C453 Regirnent Cl,25Q Basketball C353 Library Monitor C45 Bolfs fiersczierifig .rtcadfastness will overcome any obstafle MAURICE TATELMAN NATIONAL noNo1z socnzrv junior Honor Society C2,353 'Quill and Scroll C3,453 Register Sta C3, 453 RegimentCl,2,3,453 Gentlemen's French Club C2.353 Boys' Junior Glee Club C253 Boys' Senior Glee Cfub C353 Road Show C1,2,3,453 Opera C353 French Play C253 A Cappella Choir C3,453 Orchestra C453 National Music Supervisors' Convention C45 A man of uucmmnon talents JEANNE TAYLOR NATIONAL norton socii-:TY Junior Honor Society C353 Nation- al Thes ians C45, PI'ESldCIlfQ Cen- tral High PlayersC3,453 Road Show C453 Dramatics C3,453 Student Con- trol C353 Library Monitor C45 A fine actress, a willing worker, and an eifcrlastmy friend NOIIMA TAYLOR NATIONAL uowon socimv Mathematics Society C2,353 Linine ger Travel Club C453 Central Col- leens Cl,Z,353 Student Control Cl, 2,3,453 Latin Club C253 French Play C453 junior Honor Society C1,2,35Q Library Monitor C45 Norma is individual, original, and an A student LYNN THOMPSON Los Sabios C3,453 Mathematics So- ciety C2, 3. 453 Atlas Club Cl, 2, 35: Speakers' Bureau C453 Library hlonitor C45 To be of .wfvicc rather than to be eonspicuous is has aim EVELYN THOMAS Girls' Iunior Glee Club C253 Girls' Senior Glee Club C353 Opera C353 Central High Players C453 Dra- matics C253 Swimming C153 Make- Up C353 Library Monitor C45 A .stunning girl 'with a quiet charm LYSTIIA 'l'H0lVlSlCN Central Colleens C2,3,435 Central High Players C2,3,43: Opera C435 Road Show C335 Senior Play C335 Dramatics C433 Spanish Play C335 National Tliespians C435 Girls' jun- ior Glee Club C235 Make-Up C335 Library Monitor C43 Slip lmx ri fl'I'I'l1Ii1-V xmflr' for all .thc nwvts l'Al'L TRAUII RegimentC1,2,3,43, Second Lieuten- ant C435 A Cappella Choir C2,3,435 C.U,C. C431 Opera C3,435 Roafl Show C435 National Music Super- visors' Convention C335 lloys' jun- ior lilee Cluh C135 Mathematics Society C2, 3,-13, Secretary C335 'Treasurer C-135 Loquax C43 Thr' only way to lima' ri frimifl is to br unc NELLIE TRIIIULATD Student Control C2.3,-13: Latin Club C235 Swimn1ingC.2,435 Library Mon- itor C435 Home Economics Club C43 A diligvnt worker E Il NEST 'l'l7LLl S Regiment C135 O-Book Staff C435 Central High Players C3,43. Treas- urer C435 Road Show C3,-13: Dra- matics C3,435 Opera C435 National Thespians C435 Vice-President C435 A Cappella Choir C435 Forensic Society C13 llc arrrls in clraniutiixr and thru sonic MARY PILIZAIIETII 'I'I'NlSON Nivriowfxr. noxon St3l'1l'1TY Iunior Honor Society C1,2,335 Lin- inger Travel ClubC2,3,43, Sergeant- at-Arms C435 Central Committee C3, 435 Road Show C35-433 Loquax C335 Latin Club C235 French Play C435 Lihrary Monitor C43 Digiiifictl, g3rauio115, with thz' right amount of lmmor to 11111720 her loving NIARJORIE UNDERWOOD Junior Honor Society C1,2,335 Library Monitor C3,43 fl qnivt, .Yf'llIll'UllS .rrholar SADI YENFIZ IA N0 Gym Cluh C1,235 Track C3,4,535 llasketball C235 Football C2,3,43 Ilix 1lm1.'i'ng fcft arc his fortunr DIA RY VOG EL Junior Honor Society C1,2,335 Cen- tral ColleeusC1,2,3,435 Mathematics Society C2,3,43, Secretary C435 liirls' Iunior Cilee ClubCl35 Titians C235 Ci.A.A. C1,23: Costumes C335 Library Monitor C43 F?'I.!'1lt1'11iI1f'.YS, simplicity and sinrcr- ity are iz jvlmzszug coinbiriatiorz ART VITYLSTEIQ lloys' 0-Cluh Cl,2,3,435 Yvrestling C1,2,3,-135 llasehallC1,235 Swimming C135 Regiment C1,235 Gentlemen's French Club C33: Student Control C435 Road Show C3,43 Ifor his fvroizicss 077 tlir' pmt Ci'11trul'.r Num dum tip its hat R AY YUY liS'l'EK Regiment C1,235 Boys' O-Club C435 Athletic Manager, 3Vrestling C3,-135 Library Monitor C43 A man of affairs, always doing somctluny MIICE WALSH RegimentCl,2,3,43, Second Lieuten- ant C435 C.O. . C43 C Sinccrity is a quality of worth IIOII WAITCEII Regiment C1,2,335 Student Control C435 Golf C33 Ilr can 1vir'ld ll mmm maxhic MERRIAN WIESNIAN Student Control C435 Central Col- leens C435 G.A.A. C235 Make-Up C235 Baseball C235 Home Econom- ics Club C435 Volleyball C23 Her mcrry 'wayx make us all adore her ROLAND WHITE Football C33 - A right good fallow WALT WIGHTMAN RegimentC1,2,3,43, Second Lieuten- ant C435 Boys' Junior Glee Club Cl, 23: Student Control C435 C. O. C. C435 French Play C2533 Though small in stature, hc is gifted with ability RICHARD WVILLIS Sayx little, but accomfvlislzrs much ED VVIGGINS National Athletic Honor Societ CS, 435 Boys' O - Club C2, 3. 43: lloys' Junior Glee Club C335 Track C2,3, 435 Regiment Cl,23 A dusky flash is our boy, Ed, llc always breaks the tape ahvad IIELEN WIIAICES Girls' Senior Glee Club C43 A delightful girl to all who know her JEAN WVINGET Girls' Junior Glee Club Cl,235 Girls' Senior Glee Club C2,33: Central Colleens C2,435 Le Cercle Francais C435 Road Show C435 A Cappella Choir C3,43 Swrrt bit of fcmininitv VIRGINIA WINGET Junior Honor Society C335 Girls' Junior Cllee Club C233 Titians Cl,2, 3.435 Girls' Senior Glee Club C335 Central Colleens C3,435 Central High Players CZ,435 College NVid0w C235 Opera C235 Road Show C435 Library Monitor C3,-435 A Cappella Choir 43,43 She has high idcals with the ability to attain them IIILL NVILLIAMS v.xT1orm1. norvoiz so1'11c'rv Junior Honor Society 12.311 Quill and Scroll 1415 Stuflcnt Control 12, 3,411 l.ibr:1ry Monitor 13,413 Latin Club 1l,2,315 l.0l1ll!lX 12,3,41 lJz'l1'l11'1'11lu, z'fli1'iz'11t, o111l 111111115121 ready to lzrlg- lil1IN VVILSON Regiment 1I,2,31g Football 11,213 lioys' junior Glen Club 1I1: Iloys' Senior tile: Club 1215 A Cappella Choir 13,415 Uperxi 12,3,41 .fl frivmi fvlzosr f11 !'Xl'llL'L' will be l1ll5.fl'Ll EIKNICST IS. VY I N'l'll0 l' ll Forcnsic Society 11,2,3,-11, Treasur- er 121, President 1315 llcbntc Team 1l,2,3,-315 Regiment 11,215 Tennis 13,415 1x,l'CSlllllj.f 13,413 f1ll5Cl'lt'1ltlCI' 13,41, Captain 141 A rlrbntrr of 111i11l1t lI'l1o'.i' 11lway.v right CARL WVO L FE Opera 1115 A Cappella Choir 12. 315 lloys' Senior filec Club 1115 lloys' Junior lilve Cflub 111 1lr'.r llr1f1f1,x'-5111-l111'ley I-ll l1oIl1 t11111'k lllltl fllllj' WALTER VVOLF NATI11N.'kl.lI11NI1R S11I'II-iTY Mzithemzttics Society 1l,2,31: Stu' dent Control 1315 Speakers' llureziu 1315 -lunior Honor Society 1l,2,315 l.ibr:1:'y Monitor 13,415 l.t'2l1l115 of Nations Contest 141 .fill l1o111'.tt 111111 1'11f'11l1l1' 1111111 1111111 will 1'i11'11 11 11111110 for l11111,v1'lf LILY MAE VVOLFSUN fi..-LA. 11,2,315 Girls' junior Clee Club 1215 Home Economics Club 1415 llzm-liall 11.215 Hockey 11,2, 315 lirisketbrill 11,2,31 fl fini' 111orle1'1' I-11 all xllt' 1101's N05 lvl MAI! l lil WVU LFSON 1l.A.A, 1l,2,31: liirls' Junior Glee Club 121g Home Economics Club 1415 lizisebzill 121g liasketball 1215 Hockey 11,215 Volleyball 11,21 IIN' yum! 111111111 and l'l1fl'!'VfHlllI'IS 111r1rlr l1t I' out SAMM Y NVOLIK lloys' Junior lilee Club11,215 Boys' Senior Kllcc Club 1315 Wrestling 11,2,315 A Cappella Choir 1415 Football 111 He can always bc dffwmlcfl upon IIILL VV00 D Boys' Iunior filee Club 1115 Boys' Senior Glue Club 1215 Spczikers' liurczin 1215 Regiment 11,2,3,-11, Second Lieutenant 141 Ilix dark 111111' z'.1'p1'f's.i'1'zfc F.Vl'5 l1f11'c .wt lllllllj' ll ffllllllllll' linirt f1fl11tt1'1' LOUISE WVOOD N.x'r141NA1.11:rNoR soc'11a'1'v ,lunior Honor Society 11, 2, 31: AlZitllt2111flflCS Society 11,212 Stuilent fontrol 13, 41: l.e fercle l ranC:1is 12,3,41g French Play 12,3,41g Li- brary Monitor 1415 Golf 12,31 1.01ll'.Yl' is ll girl 11-110 'is allways true' foklirr TR'fJ1'1l', l11'r 'wu1'k, and hm' fI'!1'l11lJ MIN YAFFE Girls' Junior Glee Club 1233 G.A. A. 1l,2,3,433 Basketball 1l,2,3,433 Baseball 1l,3,433 Tennis 13,433 Hockey 11,233 Volleyball 11,23 Minnie just radiates friendliness and cheer J. AIJIERT YO UNGSTROM Central High Players 13,433 Latin Club 12,333 Regiment 11,233 Library Monitor 143 A eouzbination of modesty cmd industry HAROLD ZELINSKY NATIONAL uouon SOCIETY Junior Honor Society 1l,23Z Quill and Scroll 13,433 Register Staff 13, -O, Make-U Editor 1433 O-Book Staff 1433 lLoquax 143, Make-Up Editor 1433 Regiment11,233 Library Monitor 13,433 Forensic Society 123: Mathemafcs Society 1233 Lat- in Club 1233 Discussion Club 13,-13, President 133, Vice-President 1433 Assistant Business Manager Daddies 143 Stendily he proeeezlsg always he sureeeds EDWARD LYNCH Regiment 11,23 Eflienrd is 'always ready to boost Central in ezferytlmzg he does RUTH EASTON Central Colleens 1433 G.A.A. 1433 Girls' Rifle Team 1433 Swimming 133 A true Certtralite and a most able girl SENIOR POPULARITY CONTEST . . . GIRLS JEAN KELLY Ideal 1'm1tr'alyirl lllost popular JANE UART lllost likelj' to suwerfl MARILYE MAFDOUKSAL Prettiest LOUISE XVOOD Best srholar MARGRE HENNINGSON Best nurtured VIRGINIA- AUSTIN Peppiest JEANNE TAYLOR Best netress SEN BILL CI-IEEK Ideal Ceritrnl boy Most popular TOM R EES Most likely to J1ll't't't'tl Best seholar BOIB LUNDGREN Best looking Best Lll1Ht't'1' LEE KENNARD lilost hiippy-yo-Iiieky LVittiest ALBERT LUSTGARTEN Biggest bluffer MARJORIE HOUSER Most sophisticated RETTY NOLAN , Best athlete MARY PHYLLIS KLOPP Best line Most romantic BARBARA REHTMEYER Best artist RETH CAMPBELL Best musician VIOLET DE VANEY Best dressed JEAN SLABAUGH Best daueer MARY JANE FRANCE Best voice MARY FRANCES LENYIS Most personality DOROTHY BALDWIN lVittiest JO JANET DODDS Sweetest Smartest looking liuir RUTH FERER Most eomienl RILLIE CHAMBERS Most reckless MARY TUNISON Most perfect teeth MARYLOUISE JONES Most soulful eyes IOR POPULARITY CONTEST . . . BOYS ERNEST TULLIS Best autor HERBERT HILDEBRAND l'l vGY.S'l woman hater GEORGE SEEMANN Best athlete Best physique DICK CONOVER Best line NVALTER ROWLEY Best artist MYRON COHEN Best musieinu HARLAN MILDER Best dressed KERMIT HANSEN Best zfaiee ROB ROGERS Most personality JULIAN BALL Best eavemau BILL RAVINGER Best mnrmered RILL WOOD Biggest feet JOE HQRNSTEIN Biggest promoter JACK ALLGAIER Man about town ,g-an ai -' -7 ix P-' Dexigned and cut by Mary Ellen Dickcrso NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Rhodes, Hansen, Rohrbough, Lundgren, ll. Smith, Ellick, Moody, Rees, Hildebrand XVilliams, Kaplan, Nimmo, Cunningham, Eisenstatt, Leftler, VYolfe, Seminara, Zelinsky, Cohen Hindman, Baldwin, Kelly, E. Smith, Dansky, Wood, Gogela, Tatelman, Reynolds, I. Taylor, Rubenrlall Kraus, Rosewater, Olson, lieeson, Rubnitz, Hart. Campbell, Petty, Cotton, jones, Dodson, Fore Goetz, McClure, Allis, Chadwell, N. Taylor, Tunison, Kennedy, Sachs, Klopp, Osoff, Hornstein Not in picture- Haines, Leon NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY IFTY-FIVE Central seniors were elected to the National Honor society in 1935. These thirty-two girls and twenty-three boys have received the highest honor that Central High school can confer upon any student. From the upper quartile of the senior class in scholastic ranking, these students are selected on the qualities of service, character, and leadership. A faculty committee, composed of the heads of the departments and sponsors of activities, makes the selections under the chairmanship of Principal bl. G. Masters. Membership in the National Honor society represents to the high school scholar what Phi Pieta Kappa does to the college student, moreover, Central High school takes a special pride in this organization, since it was founded in 1921 at the suggestion of Principal Masters, who felt that students excelling in high school work and activities should be given recognition. Now a nation-wide hon- orary fraternity, it has over two thousand chapters throughout the United States. lncluding the fifty-live students elected this year, 628 seniors have been admitted to membership in the Central High chapter of the society in the fifteen years of its existence. Principal ll. E. McMillan, of North High school, announced the names of Central's fifteenth honor group at an assembly, May 7, in the auditorium. In his speech to the honor students, Mr. McMillan urged them to take their position seriously and accept their responsibility of maintaining the high standards they had set for themselves. By reading books, studying people, making worthwhile acquaintances, and holding to your idealsfl he said, you will gain the knowledge to figure out your own problems. To these students Central High school is indebted. Although well represented in distinguished faculty and alumni, the school is known primarily by the caliber of its students from year to year. The outstanding record of these pupils is the basis for Central's continued high scholastic ranking. Jl'NIOI! I-l0NOR H0l'Il'l'I'Y...I-IATYIMA ClIAI l'Flll 1211511-ill, llzunerstrmn, Simon, lYa1qner, Salrata, llansky, Xvyrick, lficlrl, l'ecl:, Stelzcr. Miller, Sevcrinscn llnrnett, lun-11tl1e1', llllSCll, l'Ol1l, liillrunrn, Anrlersun, VI. Smith, llarriss, Ramsey, Eyre, Reynolds, Payne, A arsh T Lima, llnrcly, l:I'lx'4llll21Il, ,X1'1nst1'rmg, llljllllllll, Allen, Eggers, Rosenbaum, llomlu-, R. Smith, Noursc, , Spvcktcr. lrlnvnlgin l r:mk. Pllillipx. 'l'arnuFf, A. Taylor, Pepper, XVeisc, lfornick, Kiescr. De XVit1, Lewis. Slice-lmn, Urcn. Davis lilaiman, lil-ell-ll. Pitta. Saxc, Ackcrxnan, Hanst, Schwartz, Strauss, Rivclt, Larsen, llaum, Gersllatcr JITNIOR HONGR SOCIETY . . . DELTA CHAPTER llnrker, Ifriewlnum, Iorpenmnl, llnnm, Morris, XYilli:nns, Morton, Ziegler, Klein, Hanst, NlClxl1l1l1l!4 KlI'SCllk'lllJZllllI'I, llk'ClllL'l', l'lc1n'rl, Allyn, SOSlIIllCli, Seagrcn, Clrimes, llllfllilllflll, Harnett, Pratt, Maxwell, XY0lfmn, Rainey llllI'll4,'I', Yeager, lin-ruler, llairml, llosin, XlcXYillia1ns, llulmstrom, lllcfrory, XYillcinson, Knox, Hurtz, I Levenson, Ensminger Poston, Lcwlsohn, Dyer, Oalurisio, llorfly, Castor, Scott, Laytin, McNulty, 1,LlI'illlZllI'I, Rosen, .lxttllllgll JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY . . . EPSILON ffl-IAPTER Bunce, Meiiinnis, Anderson, MeTavisl1, Kopperud, Morris, A. Meyer, Clark, Pratt, Slosburg, Haugh Martin, Peterson, Rinsehen, Randall, Rosenblum, Gadden, Paeper, VVenstrand, Stoclcman, VVear, Bliss, Steinert Goodhinder, Peterson, Ganz, L. Meyer, Ford, Chamberlin, Catlin, llrown, Cuckle, VVales, Gershater Wyrick, Gilinsky, Soiref, NVestering, Carson, Noble, Odorisio, Harris, Koory, Malin, Lerner JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY V HE GOAL to which all underclassmen aspire! The junior Honor society exists for three main purposes: recognition of individuality and high achieve-- ment in both scholarship and school activities, encouragement of leadership, and development of character. The institution was founded through the efforts of Principal J. G. Masters in 1923 and is sponsored by a committee of fourteen faculty members. Membership in junior Honor society is based on scholarship and character, in addition, sophomore and junior members must have displayed qualities of leadership, service, and loyalty to the school. Those elected must have two full credit A's and no grade below Il, although those carrying tive subjects are per- mitted one C. Three chapters compose the organization: Epsilon for freshmen, Delta for sophomores, Gamma for juniors. This year, ten per cent of each class was elected to membership by the general council under the chairmanship of Miss Tillie Anderberry, English teacher. Graduates who have belonged to the junior Honor society are considered honorary members. At the end of one year, how- ever, active membership ceases. Announcement of the election was made in the Central High school audi- torium on May 2 with Assistant Principal Fred Hill in charge. G. Schmidt, physics teacher, announced the Gamma chapterg Miss Amanda Anderson, mathe- matics instructor, the Delta chapter, and R. U. Redell, mathematics instructor, the Epsilon chapter. T l REGISTER STAFF . . . FIRST SEMESTER Richey, llorn, Nimmo, Kaplan, Eisenstatt, Miller, llolker, Naughtin, O'llricn, Sloshurg Arbitman, Kraus, Hennings, Roscyvatcr. Ulson, Henninixson, Rubnitz, liamcrl, llirsch, Scminara, Zclinsky liander, Ile Yancy, Snnth, Dansky, Hart, Sullivan, Resnick, XY1ll1ams, Leon, Leffler PUBLICATIONS llll CICNTRAI, llltiH REGISTER, a weekly publication, has, since its foundation in 1874, won the highest possible honors in recognition of its jour- nalistic merit. The paper is published by the journalism department under the direction of Mrs. Anne Lane Savidge, journalism instructor. All-American honor rating, the highest award conferred by the National Scholastic Press asso- ciation, and a similar award given by the Columbia Scholastic Press association, have been received for the past live years. Membership in Quill and Scroll, international honor society for high school journalists, was awarded to thirty-one students this year. The purpose of the organization is to raise the standards of journalism through the development of a high code of ethics in students. To become a member of this organization, one must have the following qualities: outstanding work in journalism, ranking in the upper third of the class, recommendation by the journalism instructor, and approval of the recommendation by Edward Nell, executive secretary. Since the society was founded, in 1926, by a group of teachers at the University of lowa, it has grown to include six hundred active chapters in the United States with over tifteen thousand members. An official publication, Quill and Scroll, which is edited quarterly, is received by all members of this society. The sixth annual Loquax, newspaper of the Latin department, was pub- lished again this year as a part of the Register, with its chief editors selected from members of the Register staff. Other members of the staff were chosen by Mrs. Iiernice lingle and M rs. Bessie Rathhun, Latin instructors, from the Latin department. The Ufllook, annual publication of the senior class, was published by a staff composed of members of the Register department, and by editors appointed from the senior class. Ill'IGlS'l'lCR STA Fl-' . . . SEFOND SEMESTEIQ Ninmm, Morris, llnrn. Smith. Hugvlzl. Suhzltn, l.m-mn-r, Kopcc-ky, U'l1ricn, Slushnrg, lluclmnfm Nzxugglmtin. llihh-hrzuul. .Xilj.1fliL'I', Xlillcr, Eiscnstalt. llulkcr, Lum, llzuucrstrom, SL'l'l1!l'IGfZl, Zn-husky , Iilnimzm, Smith, Ruscwzm-r, Imscnhzluxn, ,Xl1flCl'Sf!Il, l'h-nningsuu, lirnm-rl, Ruhnitz, Vctty, llummer, Usoff llirsch, Noe lllumkin, .Xl'lJillllllll, Spuulxtcr. Rcynulrlf. llahlwin, llzlrt. Hauser, Sullivan, Schwartz, Dzulwky, Rivett, Marsh Ql'Il,I. ANU SFIKOLI. XYilh:nh1f. llilxlvhmrmfl.lI.cfHm', Szuhntfx, Iiiscnstntt. Hoyclzu, Morris, Miller, Scnninnrzx, llunu-rstrom ,lXl!lI!NflI1, Ugqff, fflllfh, Iluuacr, Rvynohls. Putty, l'h:ulwm-ll. Hurt, liznhlwin, Hirsfh. Zclinsky Hllllllklll, Arbxtman, bpccktcr, Rosuwatcr, Olaon, Dunsky, Ruhuitz, Schwartz, Marsh. Baudcr, Cocklc, xxll1lCI'S0ll MONl'l'0IlS' COYNCIL Ellick, llnvingcr, Hansen, Rnhrhough, Chuck 0'llriu11, Hurt, Kelly, Olson, Stone 0-HOOK S'I'Al F Vrllcn, Slmlrurg, Klllllllll, Tullif, Miller, Mzlwters, Dunn, Sullivan. llzmcy, llrxru, Nimmo, C'm1ningl1zm1, Svllllllllfil, Nzulglltin llllmlwvll, llUl'!lrlt'lIl, Nlclllllrv, lilupp, Sacha, Much, Ilickursmw, lilmlmrg, Arlmitmzm. llirwh. liisellstatt, RlVlll'lN!ll,lQll, llugclu, llil4lcln'z1111l. Zulinslay glllllll, llilvillgcr, llzmwun, 'l'unifnn. Knapp, llzxll, Petty, lluus4-r, RL-yxwlrls, flulmlsnlitll. Nlilfhll, llltlicl, Lewis, Relltmcycr. Lcizllcl' lumcrl lin-llv Ilk'll1lllIQgh0l1, Rulmitz, llurt, llilflur, llalmlwin. All1.::aiur. Sullivan, Usoff, Rusewatcr, Hammer, 1 l 1, Y Ihmslcy, llllllgllfllll, Rullcxulzxll, IXTZIIIS, Kon: LIISRA RY MONITORS Anrlcrsou, lNIcl'rmttcr, XYolfe, l . Sinitli, llztviinrcr, Hansen, l.unclg.1rcu, Rt-isser, flieck, Moose, Mulntyrc Rt-suick, Lnytin, Yuungftroin, Rulirlxougli, Nlilrlcr, Ellick, Xlzalaslmck, Kaplan, Nimmo, Sc-ininzu'zi, Zslinsky Lewis, Ncwlmrancli, liclly, llztltlwiu, Hurt, Sachs, Klopp, Cllzulwcll, Tliompson, Cotton, Sexsou, E. Smith, Hcnnings Rulmcurlall, Rt-ynulsls, Olson, tiilllizun, llouscr, Tuuison, Stunt-, C. Ilinclinzsn, llztnsky, Rnlmnitz, G21l1lCYl, Much, ll. llinclmzln, Iloffmau Burkett, Ht-rtzlmrg, Goldsmith, XYootl5, Sullivan, Tzirry, Ih-ber, Resnick, Mowhcr, Korncy, Dickcrson, May LIRRA RY MONITORS Ritchie, Bartos, Kmlzwy, Mclivcny, Fuchs, l4all,,tlog'cla, Rzunscy, Hilflclxruurl, Allgziiur, Davis, XYilli:nnS, FUIICH, Malkin, XY0lf, llnrst. Vuylstck, R t-i' liopccky, Milrlcr, Klcllutf, U'llricn, Sloslmrg' Kraus, Arlmitman, llzmc, Mciflurt-, llivoky, Hnrrolil, lilmliorgg, fustzinzo, Klznxli, lixilwt-it, llczuvcrs, lfikc, Pound, Roscwater, 1'I:unmcr, Thomas, Kiiilxpi':ttl1.NE5k,xrliililirmil, Knapp, Allis, Y. XYing1st, Jones, Mossinan, vl. XViuget, Beranek, Taylor, Peake, DcVancy, l'A3iiSfll,Sinilili: Clit-rnisa, Osoff, Hirsch, Goctz, Sommer, Corcn lu .- A v F 6 -1 a: 7: Q ft BOYS' SENIOR GLFIE Cl1l'll XYz1rfel, lluglies, Sezneren, U'l-ianlon, Jepson, llroml, Rouse, XY:ill:1ee, Lower, johnson Goetz. llolgoff, Yonngstrom, johnson, Clark, Moran, 'l'hompson, Peterson, Utis, Olson, Clnppcr Taylor, Osborn, llnlsteml, Stznnleven, johnson, lforil, NYhitney, l':1tton, lleek, Nestor, Lipps S:w:ig.ge, Coeklc, .Xnrlra-ws, Heniroil, Slzilrznigli, l.ipsey, Larsen, llypse, flllllllll, foeltle, XYolfson A CAPPELLA CHOIR H12 A CAl'li'lELLA CHOIR, one of Centrzills largest :incl most 0LllSl2lllfllllQ' OI'gZ1lllZI1tlUllS, has just conipletecl another highly successful yezir. Unfler Mrs. Carol lXlarhoff l'itts, it is now recognized :ls a lt'Ilfll11g' choir of its lcincl tlirough- out the country. Members are proinotecl to the ehoir from the senior fflee eluhs, Fu where they receive eleinentary trzxining. Mrs. Pitts is ztssisterl hy Mrs. liilsie Howe Swanson and M rs. Irene Haskins Jensen. This year the choir rezlchecl the height of its season when it presentefl :1 con- cert for the L'niversity of lXlinnesotz1 at lX'linne:1polis, May lil. Un April 26, it sang for Z1 large nuclience at Telialllilll, Nehrzislczl, :intl cluring the yezn' presented Concerts at the First l'reshyterian church, zi luncheon of the Uinzilizi Rotary eluh, :incl the annual Spring' Festival at Central High school. Kleinhers of the choir presenteml three performances of Victor Herhert's operetta, Sweetl1e:1rts, lie- cemher 13, 14. and 15. A f'Al'l'ELLA l'll0Ili .KS l'l1'TURl lY UN Ul'l'USl'Tl PAGE Xl. Anderson, lie Xliitt, Nleflnre, Xl'rietl1, 'l'.l7i1i-th-ii, lfellinzni, llnll, llemlnzir, l,:iytin, Trnulr, -I. i-Xlhs, llernstein. White, Jensen, XYenrlell, johns, XYescolt, XYolk, Osterhohn, Hedges, liormzui, Xliemcr, llell llogflon, Resnick, Hennings, ll. Fry, Hzunerslrom, Henle, Clk'?lX'Cl1llltl, A. llznisky, Korisko, K. llnrclen, .'xll'llOllKl, VYilson, Kennarrl, Jones, Phelps, llrownlee, llosin, llorg, Ramsey, Barnett, Speck, Coslanzo llolphin, VI, Anclerson, l'arks, l'eclerson, lliclcliex, Revnolmls, Xliller, Reisser, liclwarfls, Hansen, Tutelmzzn, Hollingsworth, Noise, Keeley, Tnllis, llrennen, Lucinzi, Thomzis, Clark, Shreck, lick, XVagenseller, Streeter j.NYinget, Klclfarlancl, Harper, Kipling, Kincaid, Higgins, Clmngstrom, Oclorisio, Knox, Cary, Goetz, K.SIl1lll1, Beeson, l'ohl, Rohlfs, Lerner, lillllilftl, Allison, V,:Xnrlerson, Saiwtcll, .-Xshwoocl, XK'oocl, Rlossman, Fore, Golclsinith, Ruhel, Kilhonrn llyersulloclcls, Heagey, llerzuiek, Prime, V. XVinget, Holmstroin, ll. lfry, llaysrlorfer, Allen, Dziniel-son, Larson, Dickerson, Stone, liemlell, 'l'avIor, l'itts, Knapp, Morse, llliss, H. Allis, Mjones, ll2l.lKlXVlll, Hart, Rivett, Kaspar, E. llansky, lfleteher GIRLS' SENIOR GLICIG I'I.l'Il Sulmlmlcr, L'ricl1mn. l'tt. Xlnrkcy, Allen, Anllersrm, Yczlgur. AIOTTCIISUII, lk-rlerson, llnrt, liggcrs, Knight XYnmlf, 'l'nrnur, Ilrzxmwg llmmzls, l':u'lmn, llirli, Katz, lI!lflZll!ll1IL'l'lIl f0VlllJ4U7!l, Pratt, Ralston, Patterson l'nstun, jnhnsnn, Ricllxzmls, 'll1llL'lIlI1lll, 'l':u'noff, lllarsh, Triplstt, l.ig.1gln-tt, Loss, Tnnison, ,l. Smith, Rainey linll, llltlflllll, XXX-zlr, llvnnlcr, llnrnctt, IIYIIUS, Ensnr, llzlnscn, lfzlyu. l.mwon, lVl1itc, Silvcrrnzm, XYhitm-y GIRLS' JUNIOR GIAEE l'Ll'II XYllitc, Ilrlnmmlm, llritf, llnll, -lIlCli4UIl, lligclnw, xYL'l'lSIl'Z1llil, Knrszuvc, llccrmzm, Nlycrs, Fee, Krmppllrwl, llzulvn, Union, XYillinms, Klcl'rrn'y, liochlrr, Tlmrnp Killllllflll, hllllt-'lL'lI, Cooper, Uvington, Hornstein, Wiggins, llnrtch, Stcincrt, Weaver, E. Smith, Knox, llzmc, Usrmff, Colm, Qllzxttwvclli, IXlcNntt, llzlll, Hnrtz, llzxrry, Hzlrolal lluysmlnrfvr, linccnfurtu, hylllilllaflll, jinnlrzn, Oelorisio, lfzxniglia, Ilzlilcy, lin-hm, lfurcr, Sami, iiruhow, Hopper, Iinwcn, Ruhnitz, Gill, Enos, l':u'4lun, Alherts, ll'l'CL'llUlllgIl, Ilyvr Ln-Iltz, Lnnim, l.un4ls1rmn, Rosunhlnm. l'l:nth, llolmnn, lYzlgc11scllur, Yau-s, Lynch, 'l'urrcy, Short, Mcllrunu, Sullvclxtvr, Altman, llcrmun, Ernst, Zixnnu-rnlxnl, llirs, lliulnu, Speck, Rnsfito BOYS' JUNIOR ULICE Ulillli Forehead, Armstrong, Osborn, Sprague, llacklund, XYyriek, King, Posely, Murray, Rich, Sauden, llerwitz, Anderson Macchietto, Dorsey, Vangle, Catlin, l'. XYilson, Novak, Porter, Mcllillian, llincliclilt, XYerner, Rurlwell, Severinsen, tinodlett v I 4 1, A. XYilson, Andrews, Ilnntz, Twiss, Uverholt, XYiseman, Allardyce, Steffen, tilissman, Hickey, lxoch, Swoboda, Smith, Mclntyre MUSIC DEPARTMENT HE SENIOR Gllflf CLUBS make up a most important part of the music department. for it is from these organizations that Mrs. Carol Marhoff Pitts selects students for membership in the a cappella choir. There are live junior glee clubs which are open to any student, and are under the direction of Mrs. Elsie Howe Swanson. Members pass from junior glee to senior glee clubs for more advanced training under Mrs. l'ittsg then, if they have developed sufficient musical ability, they are promoted to the choir. Voice classes are held every day in which students are given vocal training for group and solo work, music appre- ciation and music history are taught by Mrs. lrene Haskins Jensen. All courses in the department are elective. Only the choir participated in the annual opera, which was Victor Herbertls Sweethearts.', Parts for the opera are determined by individual tryouts, and leads were played by Mary ,lane France. Kermit Hansen, lfvelyn llansky, llryce llednar, Rebecca Morse, joe lidwards, Raymond Vlfendell, Max llarnett, and Donald Reisser. The music students presented, in addition to the opera, the Spring Festival, the annual concert at the First Presbyterian church, two broadcasts over station KOlL, and several programs in the high school auditorium. The choir's concert at Minneapolis was broadcast by the National Broadcasting system. Five Stu- dents, and the Madrigal group, consisting of eight voices, were entered in the vocal division of the state contest, and received excellent and superior ratings. Mrs. Pitts, who attended the North Central Music Educators' conference at Indianapolis, Indiana, lvlarch l7-22, was elected president of that organization for the next two years. At this conference, Kermit llansen and Mary -lane France received hrst places for the final competition this coming year. ' To add to the success of the season, a group of women, under the direction of Miss Chloe Stockard, household arts instructor, and sponsored by the FERA, made new robes and collars for every member of the choir. The year 1934-35 has been the most brilliant year that the music department has ever experienced. DEllA'l'I'I 'PICAWI XYiutrm1h, Stouv, IA-ml, Smith Dl'IllA'l'l'1 Sill' All Row-11h:111n1, Storm, Sullivzm, Snshuilq, Simon, Immun lzmm, I.:u'svn, XYiutrou1:, l.ustg:u'tvu, Smiih, L'l1:uul:cr5 CADET OFFICERS' CLUB LIEUTENANT COLONEL L. DAVID LIVERMORE L. DAVID LIVERMORE LII-:IITIQNANT COLONEL PAUL F. HERSHMAN MAJOR FIRST BATTALION XVILLIAM N. CHEEK MAJOR SECOND BATTALION JULIAN N. BALL, JR. CAPTAIN AND ADJUTANT HARLAN MILDER CAPTAIN AND ORDNANCE ROBERT D. FUCHS CAPTAIN COMPANY A MERRILL H. ROHRIIOUGH CAPTAIN COMPANY II KERMIT R. HANSEN CAPTAIN COMPANY C IA MES C. BUCHANAN CAPTAIN COMPANY II BERNARD A. JOHNSTON, IR. CAPTAIN COMPANY I: ALFRED G. ELLICK, JR. CAPTAIN COMPANY F XVALTER II. ROVVLEY, IR. CAPTAIN IIANII ROBERT C. ROGERS CAPTAIN ANI: QUARTFRMASTFR XVILLIAM F. BAVINGER CAPTAIN ANI: PIQRSONNFI. AIIJUTANT DANIEL M. MILLER CAPTAIN AND COMMISSARY GEORGE M. SEEMANN, IR. FIRST I.IFuTIaNANT ANU AIIJUTANT FIRST IIATTALION ROIIERT E. LANGDON, JR. FIRST LIFUTI-:NANT ANI? AIIJ UTANT SHCONII IIATTALION TOM REES FIRST LIEUTENANT COMPANY A ROBERT A. MOOSE FIRST LIFUTIQNANT COMPANY I3 ROIIERT W, LUNDGREN FIRST LIEUTENANT COMPANY C XVILLIAM C. CUNNINGHAM FIRST LIEUTENANT COMPANY IJ JAMES BAER FIRST LIEUTENANT COIKIPANY E WILLIAM P. 0'BRIEN FIRST LIEUTENANT COMPANY F I. LORAIN ANDERSON FIRST LIIQUTENANT IIANIJ MILTON J. KOPECKY FIRST LIEUTENANT IIANII IIOXVARD KAPLAN FIRST LIEUTENANT ANU AIDI5 ROBERT O. NIMMO SFCONII LIEUTIENANT AND QUARTERMASTER FIRST I:ATTAI.ION HARRY S. MCDUFF SECOND LIFUTFNANT ANP QUARTFRMASTER SECOND IXATTALION ROBERT D. MCINTYRE SECOND LIEUTENANT COMPANY A FRED G. SMITH SFCONO LIEUTFNANT COMPANY A JEROME J. MILDER SECOND LIICUTENANT COMPANY n DONALD REYNOLDS SECOND LIEUTENANT COMPANY Is PHILIP R. MELCHER SIQCONII LIEUTIQNANT COMPANY C XVILLIAM W. XVOOD SIQCONII 1.IIzuTIsNANT COMPANY C IV. PAUL TRAUB SECOND LIIQIITIQNANT COMPANY IJ YVALTER L. HARRIS SIQCONII LIIQUTI-:NANT COMPANY D ROBERT II. KEELEY SFCONI1 LIEUTENANT COMPANY I: JOE LERNER SECOND LIFUTENANT COMPANY E STANLEY J. SLOSBURG SECOND LIICUTENANT COMPANY F XVALTER VVIGHTMAN, IR. SIICONO LIIQUTFNANT COMPANY F MICHAEL VVALSH SFCONII LIEUTENANT COMPANY F RICHARD CHRISTENSEN SFCONII LIEUTENANT IIAND HAROLD FINKEL SFCONII LIIQUTENANT RAND JOSEPH B. HORNSTEIN SECOND LIEUTIGNANT BAND RICHARD MACDUFF SECOND LIEUTENANT STAFF OFFICEIIS' CLYB ADET C FRAFK SQ,l'AD Hull Ificlrl Vutnlzul Iflxulu linux XIil!ur Hulchxcr Ikgneun llzxnuy Olson jullnsinn Swartz Rnln'1m1n4l1 Clark Stclzur Mcycr finrvur fovcrl RAND sl, Hlijlllillll, Mcllnnzllml, fX14:r1'is. ll. XYl1itnL'y, l4ICIlVk'IZl1'Ifl, lilissnmn, vlcnsun, Hnhernmu, Saferstein lla-cm, Stuhcn, il. Huff, Millcr, liisunstalt, johnson, Ewing, Schlesinger, Thmnpson IIA-fti, M. Axlmlursml, Soshnik, Mass, Mcllmmuglx, rlqiiltillllllll, Martin Clcvcxngur, firifmh, ll. XYl1itncy, lllock, l'I1innc-y, J. llzmssn, Ifreslnnan, Nalty MacDuH', ll. Finkcl, Kopccky, Rowley, j. Anderson, llornstcin, Christensen, Rushlau Not in picture -Recs, NYil1iams IC I I IlIC 'I' ICA M liupvcky, flllillllllgllfllll, Recs, Rnln'lm0ugl1, Rzlylmrn, In-uscn, llurt, llollingswortll 5Clll'CII1llI!, Killlnsky, llzmscu, llrulmw, lfzlywmnl. XYl1ittlc, vlorgullhcll I'lNlGINI4lI'1llS IHS 7 ' s, 'z '. f ' -rum '- A jul ,tn11. lmll llllpy ln: H u 1 olf. RUIll'lMlllgll, H'llriu11, lilllck, liogurs, lI:1vill1.gcl', lhlclulllzul, Nllllcr, XY:xlrlrnu, Uull, Lrussmxm, Ablm , Ulsnn, fliuslx Army, Fisk, Garvey, Rowley, llcrsllman, Hamscu, liopuclay Not in picture -- liner BUYS' 0-lfllllll XYiggins, Rhodes, Blasters, U'Hanlon, llunn, 1'ulos, M. Sullivan, llrownlee, Glasson, Sevick, Seemann, fiarver Kirslienbaum, Ui Lorenzo, liaer, Pisasale, Langdon, Reiehstadt, Swartz. Moore, Gordon, Morgan, Yaffe A. Vuylstek, Abboud, Catania, Veneziano, llleifotter, Lundgren, lialtzer, Dunham, Horn, Robertson, Mctiaftin, Horaeek 5 Rogers, llurruss, Sconce, Moran, R. Vuylstek, Lustgarten, Mcnsky, tiesman, Peterson, Klein, Anderson FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS OR THli FIRST Tlaflli in iifteen years, a Central football team vanquished a Tech grid squad, October 27, 1934, 12 to O. The liagles went on to win the lntercity league football championship and to tie with Lincoln and Sioux City Central for first in the Missouri Valley league. The 1954 football season saw the addition of Charles justice, a graduate of the University of Nebraska, to the coaching staff as line coach and assistant to F. Y. Knapple. Central was noted for its strong line this season. Opening the season with Fremont, the Purple - clad gridders swept through an eight game schedule with six wins and two losses. This was Central's first city championship since 1919. Following' is the record: Central-6 ............ Fremont-O Central-6. . . . . .St. Joseph-14 Central-0. . . . . .LincolnH18 Central-f6. . . . . .NorthAO Central-7 ..., . . .A. Lincoln-0 Central-13 ...... . . .Benson-0 Central-12 ......,..,. Technical-0 Central-12 .......... South-O Central was represented by many fine performers on the gridiron, including Ronnie 1VlcGaftin. guard, Paul llershman, tackle and captain of the football squad, and Rob Robertson, fullback, all of whom were named all-city players. Robertson was also given all-state honors. Probably the most important happening of the 1934 season was the breaking of the jinx which Maroon football teams held over Central. Since 1921, Tech has won every contest save one, which ended in a draw. In winning the inter-city title, Central was unbeaten, untied, and unscored upon. The Purple squad was remarkable for its fine team play and its high degree of perfection in defensive tactics. CHAMPIONS OOTIRA LL 9' 5 0 V ,- .: CUC .Zh :Q ..-4 tm U . 55 -3: '-Qc Cu gm lf 'ii F? 3.4 -LA :U ,L 'C 34 U n. . ok, 011 .. Q Ao 3-4 ,-A U Q . -..: s- 'O a-I E! CE-E .- 152- 5.9 C1 5 vE 37 L- fu --r-1 L4-4 25 SE Lfj' .U ul., .2 ...y ma. :Lf P-1:5 r-13 '---4 Q56 O . UZ 711: NT ...f UU cv. 11 , V. '11, 5: . 1. gf: E- L-4 . Mu U Q5 :U 51. . 1? 51' ' ,: V..- I-u U , LLL-1 my CC 41 L-4.5 gd CJ ... if 'C f :H r-1 :cu .- ,H n..'C U... mu :cl : my '-'f' ME ..., EF ? :dr T 5 CQ GIRLS' SPO RTS Soiref, Dailey, Parkinson, XYolfe, Meredith, Myers, Clayman, Anderson, Perley, Gardner, XVillard, Tyler Lawson, ll. Born, La Greca, johnson, l'atters0n, Paepcr, Ranza, Sehantz, Jackson, Catalano, Valle, Ensminger, llergman Y Payne, Glasson, M:-hl, McTavish, Easton, Laher, Merritt, Naden, Frank, Nigro, G. llloch, R. llloch, Katzman Swoboda, fllexten, M. liorn, hvlllilll, llroad, Clladwell, L.llexten, Guenther, Rosenau, Turco, Nelson, XVillrodt, Kelleher GIRLS, SPORTS OR THOSE GIRLS who prefer sports to regular gym work, Mrs. Glee Meier, girls' athletics instructor, organized girls' sports classes in 1931. ln these classes. the girls receive coaching in the techniques and rules of the seasonal and individual sports. This year one hundred fifty girls, who are enrolled in the gym classes, took part in the golf, ping-pong, and archery exhibitions in the Central District Physical liducation convention, which was held during the latter part of March at the Ak-Sar-llen Coliseum. Rillery, which was organized in 1933, has grown in popularity with the girls this past year. Lois Thomas was the first Central girl to receive the expert award, which is attained by passing the pro-marksman and sharpshooter tests. The rille team, which is coached by Mrs. Meier and Sergeant S. ll. Moore, is a branch of the National Rifle associationh-Junior corps. The volleyball tournament this year was one of the most exciting in several years. Lorna l3orman's junior-senior team captured the pennant by winning all but one game, and the three remaining competitors tied for second place. The hockey and basketball tournaments were equally exciting, llertha lJailey's squad won the hockey race, and Joan llroad's basketball sextet was the undefeated team in the cage tournament. The popularity of the swimming classes, which are held at the Jewish Com- munity Center pool, was proved by the enrollment of eighty girls, the largest number ever recorded. Maxine Anderson, Barbara Knapp, Lorna Borman, Elaine Harrington, Sara Gemma, Jean lleber, Margre llenningson, and Betty Burt received their Senior Life Saving awards. Sal GIRLS' SWVIMMINH l'iL-rsun. llitzcn, Hurt, Hrzllmw, -Inm-5, l:Ill'II1llllll', Pczlrsrxn, Sln-stzxk, Lirlclcl. Iinrgzuvv, lil-lu-r, Vllllfllllk' nn-irlur, llntua, Rirlmrrls, Pznttnn, Srly, C'1':nlvt1'n:c, .-Xmlcrson, lh-nm-tt, Allen, flTl'L'Ill7!lllI'll, l.1lL.LI!lZl1l, furlson Nliruwitz, KlUSk'llIl1l0 ivllilll, XYillr04lt. XYl1itc, Svxson, llurlnzm, Mrs. Nluiur. llzxrringgtun. Knapp, llem1ing'4m1, llvrxrzllc, Siclmur lin-lla-lu-r, lloyv, xvlll4l1'l'll'l1l!l, l.l'l'llt'l', Stein, llvlrlmrt. Slmtwcll, Sorenson, XYilliz1n1s, l':1rrlnn GIRLS' A'l'IIlll'l'l'lf' AN50f'lA'l'l0N run, lizxrslm-r, lilznsson, Amlcrsnn, Ibictcrich. Nolan, lizxston, l.awson, XXX-lull, Ulnlsn-ml, Yzlffc, lmzcrsnn . l . Kzntzlnznl, llaxvuyc, llrnvuf., fllzulwell, lvrmul, Xllolfu, Swolmrln, Nlerritt, I-uri, lmrrctt, Szlxtml, llllpglltnlznl Hlxsllllllgvr, Snylznl, l':Lync, Koen-n:ul. lllnymzm, XYipllt, llvnrzllc, Foster, liuiluy, Blortrnl, l'zn'l4s, llUI'HlllZl!'I l lfrznxk, Zllllllllltllvll, liuwn, llnyv, l,:lytin, llllyllL'S, Kl1t'l'll, Nlvlxl, Hum-nlln-r, l,or1n:nn, llznnzlnn, Km-Ivy Designcd and rut by lane Gaughmn In Glll'II1lNXYll'll YIIAIAAGIGIKS Mnrtuusvn, Yrcn, Gnlclfmith, lfzallm-stnuls. llolmzm, Srxrvnson, llznugghrfm, Auntin, Louis, Hon-lick Silvio, llurmml, Iilxlzulmfflqy, Rlzu-lm, Ilnllrmtym-, Ilrzuly, HUL'hZl!HlIl, Zunkv, llyc-rly, l,:uxrm, Munn Twias, I:l'L'IllL'!'S, Niclwun, Hall, XYuml, l'KN!1R'l', Iiulallr, llzumm-1', XY:1gul1wllcx', KIIIIIIIIILT Nm in pictu1'c--RulmmAyL-r, Singur 1'I1IN'l'lIAL llliil-I l'LAYl4IllS zlpiro, Clmrm-y, Nimmo, Tulliy, x'U11!'IJ45TI'0Ill, f4ll1lI'l1hCY'S, Lunurgzul, Armftrrnlu, Iinum, Ifim-r, Rim-water, Klnimnn, Uvinglun, KiI'5llUllbZIl1lI'l, Hurnstcin 1.mull1imIcr, SCYIIACIIIIBII, XY, Norris, Sullivan. If. Nlurris, li. Nlorris, Run, lfrml, I i1'L-fiom-, Huwh-y, XYrig.gI1t, NIL-ruhzmt, I1uNYitt, llnrlxlmrt, Nl. Iimrry, A. Kunry, Sulmnrm Nfullf, ll-tp-r'sp-11, Xlrmn, S. Parks, Cruw, lin-exon, Hilfklllllll, 'l'l1mm1uf, KI'liIJllI'lHll, IA-wie, C'ruwluy, SUl'L'l'lSUll , . . . ,. . ,. l.:ngn1:m, lfurcllck, lxlllsun, Inckul, lmrfllntcr, Inznlzxu vgrrn, l'iIllWL'iI, I'mlIL', flzark, Allyn, llurnctt, llc Yum-y, RIVCII, VIQIUIIIINUII, SIICVIHLII, I!IH'IIk'lt, llnlin, V lin-llgy, Xlqbslnzux, QPllflitl4UL'lli, llirw, Marlin, Suwtull I rner, HZICIIIIIIIII, btcm, L, xYL'lllCI', Muulvr, XX 1-mer, Lrzuncr, Olson, htvnw, l10l'I'llL'k, lzmst, lfzulk, Mosher liisunuul, M. Parks, flclxllzntsr 5 : 1 Z 7 S'l'llIllClY'l' I'0N'l'll0l4 Menagli, llitzen, llanslqy, Rubnitz, Soulcup, llane, Seybold, Abboud, XYilkes, Kilbonrn, lrlenningson, l'mui4loro, lfletelier, Anderson, Noe Kulalcofslcy, lieranelt, Rosen, Streeter, Foster, Harriss, Eggers, l.ipsey, Pepper, C. Hinilman, Kalweit, Ramsey, Hammer, RUlll'll0lIjlll, Hirsch Miloue, Lipari, lleeson, Jensen, Cruise, McArthur, Cramer, l-leagey, Eyre, Clierniss, Duliu, H. Hindinan, May, Turco, l.ipp Iiaitinan, Triplett, Larson, Carlson, Purilham, Porter, Doran, Strauss, Resnick, Sheehan, Osoif, XNviCSIl1llll, Lazerson, lliel-zel, Arbitnian SPRING FROLIC H ISS CENTRAL was formally presented for the lirst time in the history A of Central High school at an all-girls' masquerade party. held in the school gymnasium on Saturday night, April 30. Betty Nolan, outstanding ath- lete, was awarded this honor in a most brilliant ceremony, and the party, care- fully planned by Mrs. lrene llaskins .leusen and members of Student Control, was attended by nearly one thousand girls. From a group of eighteen girls nominated at an earlier meeting, nine who received the most votes in a primary election became candidates. A great deal of campaigning was held and posters, cards, and circulars were distributed. The time for the Coronation came. At the dimming of the lights the or- chestra began to play and the queen's party entered the hall. The committee chairmen led the march and were followed by the candidates and nominees for Miss Central. At the end of this beautiful procession, Tletty Nolan entered in the lovely purple eoronation robe that many an Ak-Sar-lien queen has worn. Amid the applause of the audience, she walked clown the aisle to the throne, where the crown was placed upon her head by Miss Jessie Towne, dean of girls. A dance orchestra provided music, and dozens of door prizes and awards for the cleverest, prettiest, and most original costumes were given. The party was held in order that the girls, especially freshmen. could become better acquainted with one another, and was such a success that there is no doubt but that it will be repeated 1n the years to come. Ql'l'1l4IN ANI: A'I l'ICNIlAN'l'S AS I'lK'Tl'RlClrl1N UI'I'0Sl'l'l'. l'Alil4 llart. Klopp, Slieelian, Rnbendall, Nlctlrane, Ellison, Usoff. Sexson, Kelly Knapp, Arbitman. Reynolds, Olson, Tboll, Poole, linda, Suing, Tarry, Rehtmeyer, Lewis, Austin The Queen and llL'I'A2lIltQl'lflIll1ISI Knapple. Pitts, Nolan, Greeuslit, Masters Not in picture -- llexten, Gamerl. liallantyne llc STI' lll'IN'l' F0 N'l'Il0l. cry, .lmu-s, XYulL'lx, lfnwl, Swulmrln, XYoll'u, lluglu-s, ll11m1tl1ur, Kvlltxm-yvr, I':nrl,inwn, Scxhfnl, JXUIIIIIU, Iinrrvtt. xvlllllllllllll, xVllClllIl, Saxton lluppcr, Ellison. llnvsna. Ruluinxun K1-llvr, Kraus Katz. Smuml, Spcclater, lllumkin, -lllllllsfill STYUENT C0 NTROL llapp, fz1lznl:111o, fXlrKlilli:m. ilullcn, Arlvitmnzm, llurtfm. Kimi. llffllvlll- NVUlfU. NY.XYillilH11S, PGYHYFCYL Suu-rillwll illmlus, liitcllun, lliulzlc, llfbrslllllll, lQ,XYllli:1ms, lxlfljllllflllllll, IXlv:lDon:nl1l. Ifiulml. l'icL-mimi, Slliflllll, Luclacks, Nlcllzums XYl1itucy, llorn, Blilclcr, llurruw, Munsky, Posluy, liner, Dunn, Yuung, Yuylftuk. lk-sg-11s,lS:n':xgc: XY. 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Hungcy, Snulis, Applchy. l'uttfm, Ilczwcrs. NI. Huapvy, I ullcr, Hmin, lk-XVitt, I5.L'izm11xhell, Kulvsh, 'l'arry, Pratt. Einmcrt, Dolphin, XX'ingei O ll mimi 'N I l ' 1 ' , , , .'cw1r'1mU1, l. Frieihnan, Vuhiwili, Lcufis, Patrick, Klopp, Miss lmzell, Xvfjflllrl Osoff Arhitman Not in picture 7 Travis LATIN l'l.l ll Iglferlzx, Scigli:mu, Iiirk, Horlc, Abbott, V, :uCyI1ll'lllS, Smith, 1-fallow, KL-nnurly, Phillips, Fikv ,l. .Xlr.Xl:mus, Maxwell, Ik-ul, Alzmrgulln, lin-ssnmzm, tmgclu, Alorrls, Zoestll, '1'0rr1-ll, lixmuullqlxftt lhmlliclc. fxartur, Knox, l:L'CI'IllIlll, lligginf, limulm, Rllllllill, ll-01lL'k,4gtflllblillllfl, xY'llC!Zlll, Rzuncy McNulty, tiriftin, llarnvtt, Urlnrixin, Kash-r, liusnr, Tlmlell, XXX-ws, Nnng, Saxu, XX1Ik1ns011, limlrle LOS SAIIIUS l'11tton, James, Ifricclnmn, Cohn-n, Iinckluml, Szxschu, l.4-un. 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Mills, Nlc.Xr1lmr, liyerly, Uflorlsml, lllDylv,vl'c1lLc. l3111l:n,v51lvurn lfdwxlrmla, Hn-L-, Ilurzm, Knrlmx, Pnulr, NIl's.I4-:msn-11, Smith, Rolnumn, Kuhn, Nugul 0lH'HES'I'RA Cleaveland, Rushlau, Rosenblnin, lllock, SOSll1lllC, Jensen, lloberman, Johnson, Mcfonnell, Rhodes, Bialac, l' rso '- El f ll,' Forebead, lllanderson, Lee, Griffith, Vlevenger, Morris, Gogela, Christensen, Robert, Piccola, Hefti, Cass Nesselson, Saylan, Schanz, Almond, Hallett, l.. Anderson, Schlesinger, AlCll0l'l0llgll, Duff, Lumbard, Knehl, Fiedler Phillips, Riha, XYyrick, M. Merritt, Ileber, Hornstsin, Knllftill, Campbell, Cockle, ll, Merritt, Sgroi, Moore, Yorre SENIOR DAY NUVILI. PLAN, which may become a Central High school tradition, was A inaugurated this year when the class of 1935 held the first official senior day on April 12, the last day before spring vacation. ln the morning, those seniors who had filed applications which had been accepted taught classes under the direction of the teachers. At noon, the seniors lunched together in the north wing of the cafeteria, afterwards going to Miller park, where golf and tennis tournaments were held, and where the Birchwood club house was turned over to the class for the rest of the day. Ping-pong, billiard, and bridge tournaments were held in the club house. Supper was provided at the Hirchwood by the Central High cafeteria, and the climax of the day was a dance in the evening, when a special senior day newspaper was read aloud to the assembled class in the llirchwood dance hall. This plan was adopted after two weeks of consideration by a specially ap- pointed senior day committee and of class discussion of various other proposals. Miss Mary A. Parker, executive sponsor of the class, was largely instrumental in making the event possible. The entire plan was approved by the faculty, since it eliminated all unofficial fun during school by the seniors, and since it was felt that the seniors deserved some concession from routine during their last year. The senior class returned from its picnic and dance more closely united than ever before. AUTOGRAPHS DOUGLAS PRINTING CO. l-
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