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'Mf4'4- '- A ' - ff V 'Ji ' 1953 OB-Bunk Glvniral High Svrhnul L911mha, Nrhranka Hnlumr EH .L- 55 anivf' ' 26' z 5- Wk, CTW?-fl ilif wif fb 'X ' X .. x AVQ9 xW-ghtgos' Nuff, A-1 Qu film!! if . I ' N u H 5 1 'I' 4-an -J 1-4 6' ?! 1 ,ga -Q.-,v Xbgllii Df MISS FRISBIE Sr Counselor Enghsh MR W CLARKE Sr Counselor Soclal Studxes MISS PILLING So Counselor Latm MR NYSTROM So Counselor Engllsh MR ANDREWS Physical Educatlon MISS BALEY Soclal Studles MRS BARRETT Sczence MR BAR THOLOMEW Instrumental Musxc MRS BENEDETTI Somal Studies MRS BLANCHARD Llbrarxan MISS BLAN WI3IllQITl3IlCS MRS BLOUGH PI'll'lC1p3I J Arthur Nelson rmgns ox er Centralxa NI8IIlt'l'l'lZiIlCC ill? King Ass't Principal J. Jay Planteen keeps order in the Kingdom. And Arthur and his knighthood Were all one will. and th.ro' that strength The King made a realm and reign'd. Heralding the coming of Arthur to the throne was the proclamation that he had won his first quest-the sacred diploma- from Midland Kingdom. And it was decreed in the year nine- teen hundred and forty-four that J. Arthur Nelson would rule over Centralia. Aided so ably by J. Jay Planteen, known far and wide as Sir Galahad, King Arthur brought fame to the fortress atop the hill. In the words of Sir Arthur: The King- dom of Centralia-may it always flourish with a high standard of scholarship and the opportunity for every race, color, religion and nationality to become acquainted. And all these Knights in Shining Armor Fulfill the boundless purpose of their King. MISS PRATT Jr. Counselor Mathematics MR. EGGEN Jr. Counselor Science -. MISS EDEN Fr. Counselor Mathematics MR. KNAPPLE Social Studies MRS. BRIDGES Vocal Music MRS. BURESH Science MR. BUSCH Science MR. E. CLARK English MR. CONNORS English MISS COSTELLO Social Studies MISS COULTER Business Education MRS. DWYER Nurse 1' C' i :QW f-ta 157 . 4 f, ws. V, ' 4 ,. 'Q' .Kmghta m f 's L MR FISHER MR FRANKLIN MRS FRIEL Soczal Studles Mechan1calDrawmg Soczal Studles 9 9 MR GERSICH Mechamcal Drawmg MR JOHNSON Mathematlcs in MISS McBRIDE Enghsh C7 MRS McKEAN Mathematxcs School Treasurer MISS JACOBSON French Gif? Iiv MR KUNCL Busmess Educatxon ,O MISS MCCARTER Mathematlcs 'T' MISS McVICKER Latm Spamsh gi 5 MISS JERABEK Soclal Studles MISS LUHR Art 1 'av MRS MCCREADY Homemakmg 1 MR MURRAY Engllsh Shining Armur MISS NICHOLS Spamsh MR RICE Enghsh SORENSEN Soczal Studxes -v ,gif MRS PADEN Busmess Educatzon MR SAALBERG Enghsh J ournahsm 3 Y 4 if Speech ,cv pon. N40 my MR PERRY Mathematlcs Ao-ui MR SIMPSON Engllsh TAUBMAN Englxsh MRS MISS TREAT THQMPSQN Physlcal Educatlon Mathematxcs Busmess Educauon TRUELL MR. WENTZEL MISS MRS WIRTZ WEYMULLER Physlcal Educatxon Llbrarnan I o 0 o 0 1 ' ,Q 7 . ' , A I I 1-1 4 -J Q -4 Q' . J O x I ,j , -5 W 131752 ll l 0 . xr' , f ' . 'fix , .E A vi Nba '- , ,V ,X h 1 , ' g 5' K -7 4 .7 .2 .F s 4 3, 1 rs . , Mn. M . 'r'r6 Mns. , ' - 6 - P A M' ,. I SQ I V Z- . AQ ' Q I . ,L , ,Thx I Q .. , 'u -e . I 5 K -I az ' ,g gi 1 I Q I . X K' R Y .. I J . . . , . . . MRS ADAMSON Enghsh SGT BAILEY ROTC MISS BAVARESCO MRS BLACKER English MISS BUI-'FETT Homemakmg MR CROWN Blology MRS DILLMAN Homemakmg MR DOWNING Shop MR FIELDS Chemxstry MR GROSS MRS HAMILTON Bxology MISS HANSEN Bus Educatlon MRS JENSEN Vocal Music MR KARABATSOS Englxsh OFFICE STAFF STANDING: Meyer, Hawley Blacksmith. SEATED: Westberg. MR KEENAN Engllsh MR KIRCHBAUM Pubhc Speakmg SGT LOES MR LUBMAN Soclal Studles MR MARQUISS Blology MRS SKINNER Enghsh MR SMAGACZ Mathematxcs MR STAYER MR SULENTIC Socnal Studxes MISS WARD EhglISh Ml SGT MURPHY ROTC MRS REINERT Soclal Studles BOOKROOM STAFF STANDING: Schaaf, Bleicher Mason Dloogoff Martin Samson Johnson Deever. SEATED: Stevens Milacek 39993 W CAFETERIA STAFF SECOND ROW: Rislcy. Frey. Delafield Allen,C. Smith. Norton, Farr, Armstrong N. Smith, Becker, Connely, Stover. FACULTY WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Latin Biolzggy ROTG Bus.. Education I ,A . I Mathois. FIRST ROW: Nemeck. Bercal. Glass Qffzrvra Guiding the noblenqen of the realln in their various conquests were the Senior class officers. After intensive OEifI7D6Iig lI1'l7g' throughout the Vast lrinygfdony of Centralia, Sir Gregorx' Erwin w.'1.s' cimvned most honorable lord nf Zhe lrinqdony. He ablv ruled his' xuhfects With the Capable aid nf Sir Eugene Owen. Vieealord. Scribe Susan Alhstrand took care of the realm 19 correspondence and assisted the nyonevatender of flue land, Kendall Brin guards for the Linda Jele son lr. AS roval suhieets, n and Robert G. P maintained order ' sessions. efer- 1n the court Bob Q, Peiel' sO!l - . 1'n7S af? if 1111111 yt' 1- I ur IPICTURES DON ABBOUD Transferred from Omaha Holy Name Baseball 123 Basketball 12 Football 12 4 OC1ub 4 Outdoorsmen 4 Safe Teens 4 H Y 4 CHARON ALLEN Cheerleader 2 3 4 Colleens 1 2 Sec 3 Pres 4 MISS NCOC O ook Sr d Comm 4 Student Council 1 2 3 V Pres 4 Regxster 4 'S' ABOVEl SUSAN AHLSTRAND Transferred from Omaha Brownell Hall A Cappella Choxr 3 Lbr 4 Colleens 23 V Pres 4 Class Offlcer Sec 4 Jr Honor Socxety 2 Reglster 4 Pep Squad 234 Road Show 23 VIRGINIA K ANDERSON A Cappella Choxr 34 Col leens 123 Chrm 4 Inter Amerlcan Club 34 Jr Honor Socxety 123 Opera 3 Lead 4 Pep Squad 234 Regxster News Ed 4 WILLIAM R RENE L ASH ANDERSON Basketball Commercxal Avxard 23 Math Club 123 Outdoorsmen 2 ROTC 12 91 lence Club 123 Teachers Helper 2 MAYOLA ASHFORD Art Award l JUDITH J AVARD HR Rep 123 Pep Squad 23 Blg Slster Comm 4 Teachers Helper 34 ARNOLD G BAN COC 4 NCOC 23 ROTC 1 234 Sr Comm 4 Student Control 3 ROBERT M AUSTIN French Club 1 NCOC 2 ROTC 12 Scxence Club 2 Teachers Helper 2 .TUDITH BAGNALL Transferred from Nlonrovxa Ind Homemaklng Club 3 Y Teens 23 JUDITH R BAN Colleens 12 Treas 3 Chrm 4 GAA 2 3 Jr Honor Socletv 2 3 O Book Asst Plcture Ed 4 Reglster 4 Sr Comm 4 Bug Slster Comm 4 IPICTURES BELOWl +5 1 . ' ' . , , 3 . ' . , ', , V U 'fx 7' I ' uf ,IQ . 1 . 1. ,vm , Uv . E 1 '- Q - 1' 2 I . . 1 1 - 3 i- , ' 1 ,' 2 . as fB' 4: sr. A A ji i f 23 ' 0 PHILLIP BARRON A Cappella Choir 43 All- City Music Clinic 3: CH Players 2 3 4 Debate 3 4 Fall Play 234 Jr Choxr 3 NFL PHILIP W BARTH Transferred from Indlanapo lls Ind Baseball 23 Bas ketball 234 Jr County 3 Football 23 All Cxty 4 O Cub 2 Sgt at Arms 34 Teachers Helper 4 HR Rep BARBARA BATHEN Sprmg Musxc Festxval 1 SANDRA K. BARRY A Cappella Choir 43 Class Rep. 1,25 Jr. Choir 3: Regis- ter 4 Road Show 23 Teach ers Helper 34 Y Teens 12 Treas 3 Sgt at Arms 4 KENNETH BARTOS Boys State Alt 3 Concert Band 1234 Dance Band 4 NCOC 3 Outdoorsmen 1 At tendance Off1cer 2 Treas 3 Pres 4 ROTC 1234 ROTC Band 1234 CHARLOTTE A BEASLEY Transferred from 'Vhnden La Homemakxng Club 3 Of flce Asst 4 FNA 3 Latm Club 2 CPICTURES BELOVH ,z s 9 ly 4 'Cl -l,ip O 'nv 35 T K IPICTU IRVIN S BELZER Boys State Alt 3 Sr Comm Chrm 4 Natl Honor So clety 4 O Book Mxlltary Ed 4 Regxster 4 ROTC 1234 Scxence Club V Pres f Physxcs Dept 4 ANDREW BENNETT Concert Band 23 NCOC 3 Outdoorsmen 2 ROTC 2 3 ROTC Band 2 3 Ushermg 2 3 BERNARD BLOOM Art Award 2 CH Players 234 Fall Play 3 HR Rep 3 Jr Honor SOCICIW 123 NC OC 23 ROTC 1234 RES Aaovel NANCY C Commercnal Award 3 Sprmg Musnc F6StlV3l 1 Y Teens 1 PHYLLIS BERNSTEIN Colleens 123 Chrm 4 HR Rep 1 Jr Honor Soclety 1 3 O Book Pxcture Ed 4 Reglster 4 Teachers Helper 34 Blg Slster Comm BRUCE S BLOOM Art Award 2 CH Plaxers 3 4 Fall Plas 3 HR Rep 2 Honor SOCICTV 12 ROTC 12 34 Student Control 3 11 , , 5 . ' 1 ' . : - . . , 33, . , f - . . , , I .X xx 4 ' - - . , ' K X l , -- ' . I - I ' , . 2 . 4. J ' F. ,V ' 'fy 4' A ' -4. A Q 5 EQ ww fifj, i - 4 is ' 4 4, ' ' ag af ' - . 2 - . BENJAMIN .fl RH- 114 , lil' A . ' '. - . . Kaiba z 'f' - , , V - , Q Q , U 1 is H ' V -. . o 'Y ' X ,lf 't . 1 1 . .ska I 1' . 'v h , . , . AC ' 1 'Lg ,Q Y K . , . , , '. .- I ' - f ' '17 I ' ' . I s . x A f- 4 V ,x I ' , 1 ' 1 . 4. Q- 1.4 , I . 45 ' : ' A 1 5 .1 ., I ' I . 2 Q 1 . : Jr. ROBERT D. BLACKWOOD CH Players 4: Concert Band 1.2.35 Fall Play 4: Hi'Y 23 ROTC 1,2,3,4: ROTC Band 1. 2.3. JUDITH TRILBY BOREN Transferred from Hampton Va Greenvnch Vlllagers 4 Inter Amermcan Club 4 Of flce Asst 4 Pep Squad 4 Sr Comm 4 Y Teens 4 JIM BOUCHER Svummmg 4 Jr Honor So cxetv 3 Concert Band 123 ROTC 1234 ROTC Band 1 23 NCOC 23 Student Con tro 23 PORTIA M. BLOW GAA 2: Homemaking Club 3: Y-Teens 2. JANICE E BOTTOM A Cappella Cholr 234 All Cltw Musxc Clmlc 23 Cheer ea er 12 Colleens Chrm 4 HR Rep 2 Opera 23 Lead 4 Pep Squad 13 Sgt at Arms 2 SARAH D BRADER Transferred from Dax enport Iovsa Colleens 34 I-'TA 3 Orchestra 3 Pep Squad 34 Tc-athcrs Helper 3 Y7 KPICTURES BELOW, -ns' 12 'ID' at KPICTURES Aeoval KENDALL R BRINK JIM C BROCKIE JI Countx 3 Class Offlcer Treas 4 Debate 2 Football 123 VNOW Avxard All Cnty All State 4 O Club 3 Sec 4 Teathers Helper 34 Wrest Img 34 BARBARA A CHARLOTTE A BRODKEY Jr Countx 3 Cheerleader 4 Fa Plas 34 Natl Honor Sometx 4 O Book Asst Copx Ed 4 Student Councll 3 Sgt at Arms 4 Teen f the Week 3 ROBERT BRODKEY Fall Plat 2 Jr Honor So cxetx 123 Journ Award 4 Language Award 2 Natl Honor Socxetx 4 Regxster Ad Mgr 4 Rifle Team 12 BRODKEY French ub 3 Pres Girls State Alt 3 Jr Honor SOCIBIX 123 Latln Club 23 Pres 4 Math Club 2 Sec Treas 3 lxatl Honor S cxets 4 Teacher s Helper 3 4 LINDA J BROOKS Colleens 3-1 GAA 34 L brarx Club 4 Pep Squad 1 Sr Comm 4 Commercxal Av ard 3 D V, , j 18 ,Q U 1.2, ' ,ui . ,ln , 5 X4 '.: h - ,.: 'nz I .1 I ' , 2 Cl . .41 , . . . Y: 'z i- It ' Y. 41. V' 'V V: I f . A L, - H .,'.1 1 SEBASTIANO J. CACIOPPO A Cappella Choir 4: All-City Music Clinic 2,31 Fall Play 41 Football 1,33 Jr. Choir 2, Pres. 3: Opera-Lead 4: Out- doorsmen 2,3,4. MIKE G. CANAR Teacher's Helper 2.3. JUDITH CHULLINO Co ecns 12 GAA 1 ep Squad 1 MARY LOU CALABRETTO Homemaking Club 2,33 Y- Teens 3,4, MARY W. CARTER Baseball 2,3: Basketball 1.2, 3.45 Swimming 21 GAA 1.2, 3.41 Y-Teens 31 Homemaking Club 3 Teachers Helper 4 r- I 3 JUDY CHURCH Art Award 3 CH Players 1 23 Collfens 123 Chrm 4 Pep Squad 1 2 54 Road Show 2 Sr Comm 4 Teachers Helper 3 CPICTURES 5- l9 1110 QPICTU RES ABOVEY BELOW? JUDITH C BROWN GAA 12 Greenwich Villag ers 1 Latin Club 2 FNA 3 V Pres 4 Pep Squad 13 YTeens1 Chrm 2 V Pres 3 Sec 4 Teachers Helper EDDITH J BUIS A Cappella Choir 4 Class or Societx 3 O Book 4 Reg ister 4 H Teens 124 Pres ALENE A BURLEY Concert Band 34 Girls Stale Al! 3 Jr Honor cxety 1 Road Show 23 Y Teens 34 Latin Club 2 HR Re 23 CHARLENE BROZ Transferred from Omaha North Colleens 3 CHARLES BULGER COC-1 FTA34 H1Y3 Hus men 24 ROTC 1234 J RICHARD BURROWS Transferred from SIOUY City Iowa Chess Club 4 Out doorsmen 4 4 i A 4 il 'i 13 1 'fl H ' cf ll , ,3 1 P 3 , , - I ' ' ' ' 1 Q-.:f Q ' ' ' , 1' . G X ,A -.-Q - XJ fi? f' Pi J- - A , -, 'rs-. w 1 - - I V P A F? V ' .f 'K Us 1 , ,V Ani C' ' ' - 952, TY . - C ' ' .as ,. 3.4. - ' ' , ctr' -0 ' u 5 I In ' . ' Z I fr V Rep. 2: GAA 1.2.3,-4: Jr. Hon- sars NCOC 'ag Outdoors- V . ' 3 : - : - ,z ..,- , f'-E-3'-V 3. 4 1 51+ fLg'li1iQ 0 u .5 , , ,V 5 0 - . 3 . So- . , . ' 3 V P- '- ' , ff inf 1 , if -'P' ' , ' 1 1 0 aiu -an Zi 2 1' DONNA CONKLIN Colleens 1 2 Sprung Musxc Festlval 1 3 Y Teens 1 2 4 PHD Squad 2 3 Bxg Sxster Comm 4 EDWARD COWGER Box s State Alt 3 Jr Honor Socxetx l 2 3 Nat l Honor Socxetv 4 O Club 3 4 Out doorsmen 1 2 Sec 3 Treas 4 ROTC 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 SALLY J CRISER CH Plavers 34 Fall Plax 3 GAA 134 Sgt at Arms 2 Squad 12 3 4 Sr Comm 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 THOMAS CONREY COC 4 Crack Squad 23 Comdr 4 Hussars 4 Jr Hon or Socxetv 12 INCOC 2 Pres 3 Road Shovs 23 ROTC 1 234 GEORGE CRENSHAW Track 2 3 Wrestlmg 2 '34 RICHARD CROASTON Transferred from Mexlco C 4 H Y 4 Opera Road Show 3 Student Con trol 3 4 IPICTURES ABOVEI GEORGIA CLARK CH Players 1234 GAA Homemakmg Club Chxm Teachers Helper 3 Teens 24 Chrm 3 YTeen of the Year 3 JESSE C CLINT NCOC 3 Outdoorsmen 12 3 4 ROTC 1 2 3 Science Club 34 Sprmg Musxc Festxval 2 ANNE COCKRELL KPICTURES BELOWl .J . RUSSELL A CLARK A Cappella Chou' 34 Foot 3 H1 Y 3 V Pr s HR Rep 3 Opera 34 Road Show 3 Student Control 3 FREDDIE CLOUGH Basketball 12 3 4 o club 3 4 PATRICK S CH Plax ers 1 2 3 4 Jr Honor CONGROVE lioclegyuig 1335: gu'EO23n'f1 All Cxtx 'Nlusxc Clxmc 3 COC ep q ' m 4 Football 23 4 Jr Cholr 4. Student Control 3, Teach 23 Llbrar Club 234 NCOC er's Helper 13 4 2 3 ROTC, 1 23 4 14 A ,QQ 3 'n 1' iff 5 - . 3 . Ji I . V . I . . - x ' ...J p A E , gl. . n gg S, 'AV Jr Honor, Soctetv- 3' Pep ' . E. Ax H ' ' ' ' v Mo.: A Cappella Choir 4 'gf ly 'A J v 1 ' ' ' ' CO 1 i- Z 4 1 ' . . , 1 3,4: ' . : - ' - ' . 43 ball 5 4- , . e. 45 1 ' .42 Y- . 1 . : , C9 1 . K ' - NI ALLAN P. CUTLER ROTC 1.23 Wrestling 3. ELIZABETH A. DAYTON Colleens 1 2' GAA 3 4' Pep Squad 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 Sr Comm 4 FRED W DETTMER ROTC 1 Wrestlmg 1 MARY ANN DAMME Concert Band 1.2,3: Girls' State-Girls' Nation 35 Jr. Red Cross 2,3, Chrm. 4: Journ. Award 45 Nat'l. Honor Society 4: Register Page Ed. 43 Teen of the Week 4. EDWARD DERGAN Hi-Y 43 HR Rep. 3: O-Club 4: Swimming 3,4. LINDA R DISBROW Cheerleader 12 GAA 12 3 4 Llbrary Club 23 Sgt at Arms 4 Pep Squad 12 3 Road Show 3 Safe Teens 3 Y Teens 3 4 9' 4 -... 4 5 ' IPICTURES BEl.OWl ,Q T- -3 'll KPICTURES ABOVEI SUSAN M DISHON Collecns123 Chrm 4 GAA 1234 Jr Honor Socletw 1 Pep Squad 1234 Sr Comm 4 Student Control 3 Teach ers Helper 4 VEDA DREHER Colleens 12 FNA 34 GAA 1 Homemakmg Club 34 LAUREN M DREWS Transferred from Yutan Nebr DONNADEL DRAKE Transferred f r o m D e s Memes Ia Pep Squad 23 4 GAA 34 Offxce Asst 3 Co leens 3 Chrm 4 CH Players 4 Teachers Helper 34 Y Teens 2 PATRICIA A DREW All Cxty Musxc Clmlc 123 Orchestra 123 Sprmg Musxc Festrval 12 French Club 1 2 Road Show 123 Student Control 3 RICHARD W DUNAWAY COC 4 NCOC 3 ROTC 12 34 Student Control 23 15 , N I x f 4 I - , ' ' 1 -v- v 1 ra C , C Q : . . 2 5 1 A Q 17 T ' j A. ,T 1 , . , : , L 1 I .va ' . Z' . 1 Qui., 'C -, 4 U I 1, Vp 1 ' ' ' . 1 ' 3 ' ' X45 T, UQ I ' ' .0 WILLIAM DU VALL Audlo Vxsual Club 4 H1 Y 4 NCOC 2 Outdoorsmen 2 3 ROTC 12 Student Control 3 CAROL L DWORAK All C1t5 BIUSIC Clmxc 23 All G1rls Party 1 Homemakmg Club Sgt at Arms 4 Opera 3 Orchestra 1234 Road Show 23 Y Teens 2 Chrm A HOLMES EMPSON Crack Squad 23 Comdr 4 Hussars 4 Jr Honor Socxety 1 NCOC 2 V Pres 3 Regxs ter 4 ROTC 1234 Student Councll 1 MARILYN E DVORKIN o leens 1 2 3 Chrm French Club 12 GAA 1 Jr Honor SOCIEIQ 2 3 Offnce Ass t 2 3 4 Sr Comm GARY ECK A Cappella Chonr 4 All Cnty Musm Clxmc 3 French Club 23 Jr Chomr 23 Opera 4 Road Show 3 ROTC 1234 NANCY ENGLISH Colleens 1 Homemakmg Club 23 Pres 4 Lmbrary Club 2 Y Teens 23 FNA 4 Sprmg Musxc Festxval 13 Sr Comm 4 IPICTURES BEl.OWl 16 3 X .Anah- T17 IPICTURES ABOVEl BETTY J ERION Colleens 1 French Club 12 HR Rep 12 Pep Squad 2 Student Control 3 Teachers Helper 4 Y Teens 23 Treas ELEANOR FALKENSTEIN CH Plaxers 4 Colleens 12 3 4 Frenth Chou 12 French ub 1 2 Home-making Club 4 Inter Ameuean Club 34 Offxte Asst 3 S1 Comm SUSAN J FARRIS Bookroom Ass t o e ns 1 G A 23 e Squad 12 Teachex s Helper 4 X Teens 23 FINA 3 GREGORY ERWIN Audlo Visual Club Sec 4 Class Offxcer Pres 4 Inter Amerlcan Club 13 Sgt t Arms 4 Jr Honor Soclety 23 Outdoorsmen 234 ROTC 12 Sclence Club 3 SHARON L FARRIS Teachers Helper 3 Y Teens 1 FNA 3 Student Control '1 WILLIE MAE FELTON All C1tx Nlusmc Clmlc 1 brarx Club Teacher s Helper 2 Usherlng 3 l IPICTURES CHARLES A FISICARO Football 1 2 4 EDWARD FITZGERALD Transferred from Omaha Westslde COC 4 Hussars 4 NCOC 3 Outdoorsmen 4 ROTC 234 MARY ANN FOLEY All Clty N1us1c Cl1n1c 12 Homemakxng Club 4 O chestra 123 Road Show 23 Teachers Helper 3 Teens 123 FNA 3 Sec 4 ABOVEl DIANE FITZGERALD Greenvuch Villagers Homemakmg Club 23 Col leens 1 Pep Squad 1 Stu dent Control 3 Art Award MELRAY FOKKEN COC 4 Hussars 4 ROTC 1 234 Teachers Helper 2 Us hermg 23 JANET FOLGER Homemakmg Club 2 3 4 Makeup Student D1r 4 PNA 34 Sprmg 'VIusxc Festlval 1 23 Jr Cholr 4 MONA L FORSHA Debate 3 Jr Honor Socxety 123 Journ Avxard 4 Lan guage Award 3 NFL 34 NHSPA 4 Reglster 4 JUDITH FREDERICKSEN A Cappella Cholr 34 CH awers 23 Treas 4 Honor Soclety 123 Natl Honor Society 4 O Book 4 Regxster Page Ed 4 Road Show 123 GERALD C FREEDMAN A Cappella Cholr 34 A Cxtv Muslc Cl1n1c 23 Chess Club Sec Treas 2 Jr Choir 2 Jr Honor Soclety 2 Opera 34 Science Club 34 CYNTHIA FOWLER CH Plaxers 34 French Club 34 GAA123 HR Rep 1 23 Pep Squad 12 Speech Cho1r 4 JUDY E FREED CH Players 1234 Colleens 123 Greenvuch Vxllagers 1 Homemakmg Club 4 Inter Amer1can Club 34 Road Show 2 Teachers Helper 4 SALLY FREEMAN Cheerleader 34 Jr Honor SOLIEIY 12 O Book Copy Ed 4 Reglster 4 Student C unul 2 Sec 3 Pres 4 Teen of the Week 3 Journ Award 4 IPICTURES BELOWJ S f'i xo 17 NA Pl 5 , . . V Jr. . I v ' I . , ' v Z ll- -V A ' :'4 V L . . . ' h ,Q . 0' It v b Y' A I W 4 ,ZA V 4? I 1 3 N I' ,X .J V I - f A A A'- , A X l , . -, ,A A V 'O L ' . A, ' .. . f A 1.2: I .S I ' ,fit 3' I Lx At I JR. - : V 1 t I NYJ i , M Q . , .A . . . va . A U 5 - Y 1 r- . - 5 . I . V ' ' ,41 Yi f Q . 3 . ' 3 . ' IPICTURES ABOVE? STEVEN FRIEDMAN CH Plavers 4 Fall Plax Comm 4 Lat1n Club 2 Road Show 123 ROTC 1 2 Elexa tor Control 4 Trax elxng Troupe 1 2 3 4 ROLAND A FUXA Bookroom Asst 3 COC 4 ROTC 1234 RUTH ANNE GANSZ A Cappella Clxmr 3 Pus 4 CH Plaxers 123 Sec 4 Fall Plax Lead 3 Jr Honor So cxetx 123 Natl Honor So C1 s 4 Opera 3 Lead 4 FNA 3 Pres 4 18 KAY A FROST FINA 'i 4 Homemakmg Club 2 3 4 Sprmg 'X1us1c Festwal 1 3 Y Teens 1 JANE GABRIEL SON CH Plixers 4 Qolleens 123 Chrm Intmr Anuxn an ub 2 X Honor Cletx ' :mm 4 Squad 12 Tcanl L Help: r BARBARA GARBER CH Plaxers 34 Colleens 2 34 French Club 3 Sgt at Arms 4 Latm Club 23 INH SPA 4 O Book Actlxltx Ed 4 Register 4 JANET I. GATES Commercial Award 2: Spring Music Festival 1. JANET E GIBSON A Cappella Cholr 234 All Clty Muslc Cllnxc 23 Col leens 123 Chrm 4 Inter American Club 23 Chrm 4 Jr Honor Soclety 3 Opera 234 Road Show 3 LAVONNE M GILMORE A1lC1ty Musrc Clmzc 1 All Gxrls Partw 2 CH Plaxers 3 FTA 4 Greenvuch Vlllagers 4 Inter Amerlcan Club 3 Y Teens 1934 SUSIE GAUMNITZ Transferred from Hopkins. Minn.g Colleens 4: Homemak- ing Club 4. WILLIAM GIBSON Basketball 1 Football 1234 Latm Club 3 O Club 234 Outdoorsrnen 34 ROTC 1 Frack 3 GAYLE J GLISSMANN A Cappella Lho1r 4 All Clty Music Chnlc 3 Colleens 12 CH Plaxcrs 34 Opera Lead 4 Sprmgz Musxc Festxval 1 23 Teanhers Helper 34 lPlCTURES BELOWJ Y k f? I -,y A. J, I - . 6' I ' ' J 1 I 1 ' ' ' I - C ,T D ' , 1 r .C X . X X W .,.f,,N A N tb 5 9 i Q oe' ' I A - , .: : , ' 1 ' r .,, 45 , , . . ' . 42 ' -1 ' -.-' - Cl .:. Pl-1-Q 41 Jr. X, f 1 Sn W j 1.3 Sr. Ca . 3 Pep X, I I1 S ,': f -1 I - 3 A 3,4. ' 4 X . '.'b ' U C . 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Q 7 RICHARD D GOEDE COC 4 Hussars 4 NCOC 23 Outdoorsmen 4 Pistol Team 2 ROTC 12 3 -1 Student Con trol 3 4 DAVID GOLDSTEIN C Players Fal Play Comm Chrm 4 ROTC 1 Student Control 4 BONNIE GORDON Bookroom Asst 2 Colleens 1 GAA 1 Nlakeup 3 Pep Squad Road Show 3 Speech Choir 3 IPICTUR Y-V ES BEVERLY S GOLDBERG Coleens 123 Chrm French Club 3 Chrm 4 Jr Honor Society 123 Latin Club 234 Natl Honor So ciety 4 O Book Club Ed 4 Register 4 NELSON GORDMAN Student Council 3 Sgt at Arms 4 Sr Comm Chrm 4 Honor Society 1 2 3 Natl Honor Society 4 Safe Teen Council 23 Sec 4 Baseball 12 Football 12 ELLIOTT L GOSCH Baseball 12 Football 12 3 4 Y 1 2 O Club 2 3 doorsmen 2 3 ROTC 1 2 Teachers Helper 3 BELOWl ffm pox v- Na uw lPICTURES ABOVEl RONAULD GOULD COC Sec Treas 4 Jr Honor Society 2 Latin Club 12 NCOC 3 Outdoorsmen 234 ROTC 123 4 Science Club 3 ANDY JEAN GROSS Jr. County 33 Class Rep. 35 Girls' State 33 HR Rep. 1.4: Jr. Red Cross 3, Pres 4' Nat'l. Honor Society 4: O-Book Ed.- in-Chief 4. RICHARD GUFFEY NCOC 23 Road Show 23: ROTC 1,21 Stage Crew 2,3 4. BERDINE R GREEN All City Music Clmlc 12 CH Players 2 3 4 Colleens 1 2 3 4 Inter American Club 2 3 4 Pep Squad 1 2 Sr Comm 4 Teachers Helper 4 BERNARD L GROSSMAN COC 4' Color Guard 2,3 Comdr. 4' Hussars 4: NCOC 23' Road Show 2,31 ROTC 123,4' Student Control 3.4. ELEANOR GUIDE Cheerleader 3' FTA 2, Libr. 3,4' HR Rep. 2.3' Jr. Choir 4' Road Show 3' Teacher's Helper 2,3,4g Safe-Teens 3.4. 19 WILLIAM F GUST A11 Clty Music Clmzc 123 COC 4 Hussars 4 Latm Club 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 Treas 4 ROTC 12 3 4 Student Con tro 3 PATRICK L HANRAHAN Basketball 1 Football 1234 HR Rep 2 O Club 4 ROTC 12 Student Control 34 MARY A HARDY Transferred from Omaha Westslde KPICTURES Q T 20 LEANNA HAAR A Cappella Cholr 34 CH Plaxers 12 Treas 3 V Pres 4 Class Rep 1 Gxrls State Alt 3 Latm Club 3 Pres 4 Road Show 3 VIRGINIA C HARBOUR Colleens 1234 FNA 3 Greenvslch Villagers Homemaklng Club -1 Make u 4 Office Asst 3 p Squad 12 SALLY HARRIMAN FTA 3 Jr Chou 4 Y Teens BELOWT 5 1? 3 IPICTURES AEOVET KEITH HARTMAN Audio Vxsual Club 2 Sgt at Arms 3 Pres 4 CH Players 2 Fall Play 2 H1 Y 3 Inter Amerlcan Club 3 4 Outdoors men 34 ROTC 12 VALERIE .T HAYSLETT A Cappella Choxr 4 All Clty 'vlusnc Clmxc 3 Cheerleader GAA 12 Jr Chor Opera 4 Pep Squad 12 JOSEPH A HEFFINGTON Teachers Helper 4 FLORENCE L HARTWIG Commercxal A w a r d 3 4 Sprmg Musxc Festwal 1 2 3 JAMES L HEDRICK A Cappella Choxr 4 Fall Plat Lead 34 Football 1 Jr Chonr 3 Thesplans 4 Opera 4 Speech Cholr 4 DAVID HENNINGS Transferred from Creston Iovxa C7 1 'X pr KPICTU RES ABOVEl JAMES HERBERT All Clty Nlusnc Cl1n1c 2 3 Boys State Alt 3 Dance Band 1234 Hussars 4 Or chestra 34 Road Show 123 ROTC Band 12 Ser 3 DOUG E HINER CH Plax ers 4 Chess Club 24 Fall Play 4 'Vlath Club N OC RO C Scxence Club 4 PATRICIA HOLMES Cheerleader 4 French Club 34 FTA 34 Jr Honor So clety 12 3 Natl Honor So cle y 4 r Comm 4 Teens 123 V Pres 4 LARRY HERMAN Baseball 1 HR Rep 3 'NCOC 2 ROTC 12 Sr Comm 4 Student Control 4 MARY CATHERINE HOFSCHIRE Transferred from Paris France All Cxty Muslc CI1n IC 3 Concert Band Pres 4 French Club 4 Jr Honor S0 clety 3 Natl Honor Socxety 4 Orchestra 34 FTA 4 TERRANCE W HOLMES Players 3 4 Outdoorsmen BENNETT G HORNSTEIN Transferred from Boonvllle M COC 4 Color Guard Comdr 34 NCOC 3 ROTC 134 GWENDOLYN M HOUSTON GAA 1 2 Inter Arnencan Club 1 Makeup 4 ep Squad 1 Sprung Music I-'es tlval 1 HERMAN HRUSKA COC 4 Football 1 2 3 4 NCOC 23 Outdoorsmen 23 Sgt at Arms 4 ROTC 1 234 GEORGINA J HOSKOVEC Transferred from Omaha St Johns Homemal-ung Club 2 3 Make up 1 JAMES O HOWARD Baseball I 2 3 Football 1 2 34 HR Rep 4 O Club 34 Student Control 234 Stu dent Councnl 1 2 Wrestlmg 1234 Ll I fl ff Wflffa 20601 Luc -if-'1 fF5f'q'I27 RICHARD IPPISCH Bowlmg 2 Jr Honor Soclety 2 Math Club 23 4 SCIENCE Club 3 4 3110 CPICTURES BEL.OWl 21 o.: 2 ': ' . lk 11 - .I , I - . 5 ll, f 3 .,: .. rs I : P . . 5 . ' 4 . ...- f I' X HL Ji X 4, s ' ' ... 5 H fy il 1 ' ' ,.1 - .-9 Q , .V ' X 1 lx , 'J 1- ll' 1 W 1 5' V -. ,'Kt',Q'. , ' , 'fri -' 'i F A . fm M, , 5.35 ,, tx -4 I lx . A - l. v' . y . A l 'A . 1 X L - 1. 41 C '21 T 1,21 , l , , . .Q I r L 1 : V' 1: n. .v V. CH Y: .t Z S. A Z Y- 3.4. E' IPICTURES ABOVEl BRUCE W JAI-'EK Transferred from Naperville I11 Jr Honor Society 3 Lan guage Award 3 Latin Club 3 Math Club 34 Natl Hon or Socletv 4 Outdoorsmen 4 Science Club Sec Treas f Physics Sec 4 JOSEPH W JARVIS A Cappella Choxr 34 COC 4 NCOC 23 Opera 34 Out doorsmenl Treas 2 V Pres Chrm 4 Road Slim ROTC 1234 LINDA JELEN Class Rep 23 Cheerleader 1234 Class Officer Sgt at Ams4FTA2Sec3V Pres 4 GAA 23 Pres 4 Jr Honor Soclctx 1 Road Show 22 EMMETT W JAMES Transferred from Detrolt Mich Basketball 1 Football 1 ROTC 1 LYNN L JEFFERIES A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Al C x Nlusic Clinic 12 3 C mr 1 Optra 23 Lead 4 Road Show 23 Sr Comm 4 Outdoorsmen 3 4 EUGENE JENSEN A Cappella Choir 4 COC 4 Hussaxs 4 Opera 4 ut doorsmen Xttcndance Offlcer 4 Road Show 3 ROTC 134 L WILLIAM JENSEN NCOC 21 ROTC 1,2. JACKIE E. JEPSEN Art Award 2,33 Colleens 1.2, 31 French Club l,2, Treas. 3: Greenwich Villagers 12 Sec. 3 Pres 4 Pep Squad 123 Road Show Tech Dir 3 Sr Comm 4 DIANE J JOHNSON Greenwich Villagers 134 Pep Squad 234 Y Teens 2 DEANNA JEPSEN A Cappella Choir 4: All-City Music Clinic 1.2,3g Colleens l,2,3.4: Jr. Choir 33 Opera 4: Pep Squad 1,2,3,4g Road Show 2. JOHN P. JOHNS Football 23 Hi-Y 13 Latin Club 3: ROTC 1: Student Control 3. PHILIP JOHNSON Baseball 123 H Y 4 HR Rep 2 0 Club 3 4 ROTC 12 Student Control 34 Wrest Img 2 3 4 IPICTURES BEl.OWl Z 56' 3 F I ' .' H: .,: i- 1 3,4. - ' 'l 1 , KK ef f F ' I 2- .- . O: .5 .l ' ,C H A I' --1 ' :', jj. : .1 .1 - 11: . t ' N: Jr. , .L ,f , , .. , . .. h ' 3 -' , , - 3 'i f 3, . 3 , 1 ' 3: - .:. . . 1 . ,. 3- f' J ' .nz ':Ol 'Q I' I . . . - , -2 ' 3. A I I Y' KAREN JORGENSEN A Cappella Choir 4 Cheer leader Capt 12 Colleens 1 34 Sgt at Arms 2 GAA 1 4 Sgt at Arms 2 Treas 3 HR Rep 1234 Opera 4 Pep Squad 1 Sgt at Arms 2 Sec 3 V Pres 4 JOSEPH KALINSKI Transferred from Omaha Cathedl al Student Control PAYE ANNE KATZ Transferred from Omaha Westside A Cappella Choir 4 All City Music Clmlc 3 CH Players 4 Jr Cholr 3 Thesplans 4 Opera 4 Speech HAROLD KAIMAN Inter American Club 2 Sec 3 Math Club 234 NHSPA 4 O Book 4 Register 4 Science Club 234 Sr Comm IONA KARL Transferred from Brooklyn Colleens 3 4 Inter American Club 4 Office Asst 4 MIRIAM L KATZ CH Players 4 Colleens 234 Commerclal Award 3 French Club 2 3 4 Homemakmg Club 4 Safe Teens 3 Teacher S Helper 3 1- Chou' 4 KPICTURES BELOWI ff. . . , , 9.- 3 IP ICTURES ABOVEY RICHARD KAVAN A Cappella Choir 43 All-City Music Clinic 2,31 Concert Band 23 Fall Play-Lead 2: HR Rep. 1' Opera 1,3, Lead 43 Orchestra 1.2.3. LINDA KAVICH Cheerleader 3, Co-Capt. 2, Capt. 41 GAA 1.2,3,41 HR Rep. ,1 J. Red Cross 1.2, ,g Safe-Teen Council 2.3, V. Pres. 41 Teacher's Helper 2. 3.43 Tennis 3. GINGER A. KELLEY CH Players 3: Colleens 1,2, 3,4: GAA 3. V. Pres. 45 Pep Squad 1.2.3. Pres. 4: Road Show 3: Safe-Teens 3.4. SHARON L KAVAS Bool-:room Ass't. 2' Big Sister Comm. 45 Colleens 3: GAA 234' Pep Squad 4. .IANA M KAYSER Library Club 3,4' Of ice Ass't. 2: Road Show 3' r. Comm. 43 Teacher's Helper DAVID KELLOGG Debate 3: Jr. Honor Society 1,22 Math Club 23 NFL 3: ROTC 2, Best Cadet 15 ROTC Band 2: Science Club 2. 23 LYNNE A KELLY All Cxty MUSIC Clmxc 1 Col Ieens 123 French Club 3 Lxbrary Club 34 Road Show 3 Sr Comm 4 Teachers Helper 2 ARIJA KERUZIS Greenwich Vxllagers 23 RICHARD KIMSEY Art Award 12 Football 1 Track 123 Wrestlmz 1 L1 brarv Club 4 HOWARD KENNEDY IV A Cappella Cholr 34 Base ball 123 Basketball 123 HR Rep 123 OClub 23 Treas 4 Opera 3 Lead 4 ROTC 12 34 BARBARA A KIDWILER CH Players 1234 Fall Play 34 GAA 234 HR Rep 2 Pep Squad 12 3 4 Road Show 23 Travelmg Troupe 2 Chrm 34 DIANA J KLIPPEL HR Rep 34 Jr Honor clety 123 Natl Honor clety 4 NHSPA 4 Reglster 4 Sr Comm 4 Teachers Helper 34 CPICTURES BEL.OWl hxl 24 413 -40' 'a 9 41 'n-3' 'CW' UDICTURES ABOVEl ELAINE KNISPEL SAUL A KRIPKE French Club 1 HR Rep Jr Choxr 34 Sr Comm Speech Cholr 4 Y Teens 24 Sprmg Musxc Festzval JOHN R KROGH OC Football 12 3 4 NCOC 23 O Club 34 ROTC 1234 Student Control 3 Track 13 THOMAS KULLY Debate 1234 Jr Honor So clets 123 Natl Honor So CIGIN 4 OBook Sports Ed 4 Regmter 4 Sr Comm 4 Math Club 12 Boys State 3 Debate 1234 Jr Horor Socxety 123 Lan guage Award 2 Math Award 123 Natl Honor Socxety 4 NFL 23 V Pres 4 LES KULHANEK Boys State Alt 3 HR Rep 3 Inter Ameruan Club 34 Jr Honor Socxetv 23 Natl Honor SOCICIQ 4 Outdoors men 234 Sr Comm 4 STUART KUTLER Athletlc Mgr 4 Baseball 1 CH Plaxers 4 Fall Pay Comm 4 ROTC 123 Stu dent Control 34 Teachers Helper 4 , 17 . . ' 1' 3 Qi . . o 5 Xl. . 6 A' , ' .L Q A Q .V ' ':: 5 . ' ' .ff , , 1 : . . : . So- 122, 1 . , 2 ' 1 '- ' . . : '. So- 5 Q 1 . . V ' 1 1 ' V54 231 3 . . 3 ' ' XWQ, WlQQ53.i,fi fr wrqnfx ,ta b i lb. I f ., to R - we 4 x h s Y tt 5 K 1 J I Q . 4: ' 1 , , . 2 A 1 . .I 2 C . h . . 1 Z . . 2 - , 1 ' ' ' 1. , . 5 '. ' : - ' 2,3. . Y - - - . 4 .- I ' C 4: . . , : ' - . : . I, ' t . , . r I f '--- . , , . , A . . 1 . . K V A . V ' - . e ' f n . . . . . 1 t - . . : : use l-1 'A ' -1 1 4' VICTOR J' LICH COC 4: Crack Squad 3: Hus- sars-Alt. 3 Comdr. 4: NCOC- Treas 3 Outdoorsmen 4 Road Show 3 ROTC 1234 CAROLE J LIND Plax ers 12 4 H st GAA 1234 O Book 4 Pep Squad 1 2 3 4 Reglster 4 Road Show 2 3 Tenms 2 3 DIANE LINTZMAN CH Players 234 Colleens 1 23 Chrm 4 Jr Red Cross 4 Thesplans 34 Opera 3 Road Show 1 Teachers Helper 34 JACK J' LIEB A Cappella Choir 3.4: All- City Musa: Clinic 2,33 Chess Club 1234 HR Rep 4 Op era 34 ROTC 1234 Tennis 123 GABRIELE LINGE Transferred from Bad Hers feld Germany HARRY LIPERT JR COC 4 Hussars 4 Nlath Club 4 lNCOC 23 Outdoorsmen 1234 ROTC 1234 IPICTURES ABOVEJ CPICTURES BELOW, W BRAD LACINA Bows State 3 Chess Club 2 V Pres 3 Pr Honor Souetx 1 2 3 Ma h ub 2 3 Pres 4 'VIa h Award 23 Natl Honor 90 clety 4 QCICHLE' Cl lb 12 3 Chrm 4 JANET LAMMERS All Cxty MUSIC Clxnxc 23 Colleens l 2 3 Chrm 4 FTA 3 Pres 4 Inter Amerlcan Club 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Pep Squad 12 3 4 GAA 12 LOUISE A LE DIOYT CH Plawers 234 Colleens 1 23 Chrm 4 HR R 4 Jr Honor Socxetv 2 3 Latm Club 3 Sgt at Arms 2 Pep Squad 124 Treas 3 Sr Comm 4 MARILYN J LAMBRECHT Homemakmg Club 3 Jr Red Cross 23 Y Teens 123 WAYNE LAVENDER A Cappella Cholr 234 All Cxtv Musxc Clmlc 23 J Cholr 2 Outdoorsmen 1 Stu dent Control 3 Ushermg 1 NANCY P LEWIS Colleens 1234 Fall Play 3 Jr Red Cross 123 V Pres 4 Thesplans 3 V Pres 4 O Book Club Ed 4 Reglster 4 Sr Comm 4 7? 25 R-2 'Q 1 - X ' it CH g ,,, i . 3: - ' V. v '4 KQV' Z -' ' - v-v 1. :,.. ,,,. ww A , ,, ' 4? 4 P. l . . V, 1es.,4: Jr, . , Cl ., 1 . t ' ' 4 ' ' -A L 9 4 . 5 ', ' ' ' r. ,. . 1 ep. : . . V - l..,., -gg' 4 ff 154 IPICTURES MARTIN LIPP Jr County 3 Jr Honor So cxety 123 Natl Honor cxety 4 NFL 3 Pres 4 Reg xster Page Ed 4 Essay A ward 3 Journ Award 4 CONNIE LOGEMAN Chess Club 2 Commercxal Avsard 34 GAA 12 Home maklng Club 4 Pup Squad 3 Y Teens 23 Offlce Asst 2 BEVERLY LUEBBE Art Award l Colleens 1 2 G A 12 Office Asst 12 Teacher s Helper 3 4 26 ABOVET LARRY J LITTLEJOHN Transferred from Omaha Tech Llbrarw Club 4 THOMAS E LUCHT Outdoorsmen 34 Sclence Club 34 Track l JUDITH A MACH Colleens 2 Y Teens 4 CAROL J MARINO HR Rep 1 Pep Squad 12 34 Road Shoxx 1 Sr Comm 4 Student Control 1 Y Teens 1 Blg S1 ter Comm 4 SANDRA MATTERS GAA 1 2 3 4 Inter Amerlcan C ub 3 Sec 4 Jr Honor Socxetx 1 2 3 Math Club 4 Natl Honor SOCIQIX 4 Pep Squad 3 4 Teacher s Helper SHARON MAUCHER Transferred from Tucson Ariz Colleens 3 Chrm 4 HR Rep 4 Llbrary Club 3 Treas 4 Magorettes 4 Thes plans 3 H1st 4 O Book Ac tlvlty Ed 4 Speenh Cholr JOAN R MARX A Cappella Choxr 234 CH Plaxers 1 Sgt at Arms Sec 3 Pres 4 Fall Plax 12 34 J Honor SOCIETY 3 Thesplans 1234 Opera 23 4 Teachers Helper 1234 WARREN MATTES A Cappella Cho1r 34 All Cxty Musxc Clxnxc 3 CH Players 234 Fall Play Lead 3 Opera 34 Outdoorsmen 1 IS Sgt at Arms 4 Travelmg Troupe 234 JEANNETTE M MCCALLISTER CH Players 4 GAA 234 Homemakmg Club 3 Make up 4 Y Teens 3 Sprmg Fes tlval 1 fPlCTURES BELOW! 'N .2 A : - .' - --'N' 2. l ' .. 1 ',g 5' Ira. z, 3. ' ,,. 3,-4. l' ,. , 1 , - . ' ,,3 '. So- J if ' ' , .3 - . 5 is - L 1 'Aw 9 '- -I V .I vi ' A ',p - , l 'I - ' .5 A 1 3,4. -A' .1 QI 'A D. KENT BARBARA J. MCCALLUM MCCANTS Art Award 2: Crack Squad 2,3g Hi-Y 2, Sgt.-at-Arms 3. Chaplain 43 NCOC 2,3g Road Show 23 ROTC 123 Stu dent Control 34 SONDRA McCASLIN A Cappella Choxr 4 All CIIV Nlusxc Clmle 3 Cheerleader 12 Colleens 123 GAA 12 3 Opera 4 Pep Squad 1234 SUSAN McCONAHA A Cappella Cholr 4 All Clty Musxc Chmc 3 Jr Choxr 3 O era 4 Road Show 3 Teacher s Helper 1 2 3 4 Teens 2 BETTY MCCLIMANS Colleens 1 Greemuch V11 lagers 4 HR Rep 1 Latm Club 3 Nlagorettea 4 Pep Squad 12 3 Y Teen: 2 3 4 PATRICIA MCCOOL Transferred from Port Ly antey Morocco FTA 4 Of flC9 Asst 4 Teaehers Help er 4 IPICTURES BELOWl Q Q7 v1 l as 4 'Z' IPICTURES ABOVEl WILLIAM E MCDANIEL COC V Prei 4 Huscars Comdr 4 NCOC 2 3 Out doorsmen 12 3 4 Rlfle Team Scxence Club 3 NANCY .T MCKAIN Avmrd 12 :tm C 12 Teachers, Helper CONNIE McMAKEN Lappella Chun Cltx Xluklc Chnxt 3 Opera 4 Pep Squad 1234 Ro d Showli YTunSl2.i4 FN-X SALLY M MCFARLAND CH Plavers 12 Fall Play Comm 1 2 Inter Amerlcan Club 2 Off1ce Asst 2 Pep 2 FNA 4 KARLA McKEE A Cappella Cholr 34 CH 'IWCFS 1 2 4 L 3 Play 3 Lead 24 Thespxans Prex Oper 3 4 Squad 12 3 Road Show 2 3 JUDITH D MCOUIN A Cappella CllO1I' 4 Inter Amerxcrm Club 23 Jr C'lO1I' 23 Opera -1 Road Show 3 Teacher 1 e per 2 4 Teens R4 27 X : ..g - -,,. 1,-ii v I V , ' I 9 w -. D 1 ' 1 ' - , I U I 1 Y- . . ' ,L p V I if 2,3, Capt. 'ROTC l,2,3,4g Squad 2.33 Student E Control V Art '. . 3 L2 ' luh ' f ' , I A eq, , g ' 'f - 2. Pl.j ,- . , g sen .1 Fall 1 5 .. -. .2 2 ' 1 3, 4: -a .. 1 Pep E J ' ' ' ' ' 'Q A' A 'z f 3,-11 All- L ' 3 - cff 1 - a .1 1 .- 'I - ' 1 A -I .' . 1 .'. 'S I l -. 1 Y- 4. ' 1, . JUNE C MEAD A Cappella Cholr 3 Lxbr 4 All Cltyl Musxc Clxnlc 23 Colleens 123 Chrm 4 In ter Amerlcan Club 3 4 Opera 3 Lead 4 Pep Squad 1234 Teachers Helper 3' MICHAEL S MELIN Jr County 3 Football 1 2 H Y 2 HR Rep 1 Club 3 4 ROTC 1 2 Track 12 3 Wrestlmg 2 3 4 KUNIAKI MIHARA Concert Band 2 3 4 Math Club 123 4 NCOC 2 Sec 3 ROTC Band 2 3 4 Sclence Club 12 3 4 Svnmmmg 2 3 4 O Club 2 3 4 MORRIS MEADOWS Football 1 2 3 4 HR Rep 4 0 Club 2 3 4 Track 12 3 Wrestlxng 1 2 3 4 HOWARD MEYERS COC 4 HR Rep 4 NCOC 23 ROTC 1234 Stage Crew JOAN L MILACEK Bookroom Asst 1234 Col leens 1 GAA 1 2 Pep Squad 1 2 Y Teens 1 HDICTURES BEL.OWl v-rl t vw X tl CF' 28 IPICTURES ABOVEl HAROLD MILLER JO ANN MILLER ROTC 34 Teachers Helper 3 LINE MILLER Colleens 3 4 French Club 2 3 Greenwxch Vnllagers 3 4 Jr Red Cross 3 4 Latm Club 2 3 Teacher s Helper 3 4 H Teens 3 4 MADALYN MIROFF CH Plaxers 123 Hlst 4 Fall Pax 2 Lead 3 HR Rap 1 Inter Amr rxcan Club Road Shovx 3 Specch Clmur 4 Teathers Helper 3 LOUIS J MILONI Baseball 1 2 3 Football 1 2 34 0 Club 12 Sgt at Arms 3 4 Student Control 3 4 Wrestlmg 1 23 Capt 4 PAUL C MOESSNER German Club 3 Pres 2 Jr Honor SOCIGIN 2 Opera 12 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Out doorsmen 12 3 4 Rxfle Team 2 3 4 ROTC 1 2 3 4 HANNAH NASH Spring Music Festival 1. JUDITH NEWMAN Big Sister Comm. 43 Colleens 33 Makeup 43 Pep Squad 1.2: Sr. Comm. 4: Teacher's Help- er 4' Y-Teens 1.2.4. ETHELANN NUNN Transferred from Omaha Benson lPlCTUFlES ABOVEl JON W. NELSON ., All-City Music Clinj: 1,2.3: COC 4: Dance Band 3, Lead- er 43 HR Rep. 2: Opera 1.2, 3.43 Orchestra 1.2.3, Pres. 43 Road Show 3. ALLAN S. NODDLE Inter-American C 1 u b 43 ROTC 1,25 Sr. Comm. 45 Stu- dent Control 3. JAMES O CONNOR All City Music Clmic 1 2 H1 Y 1 2 Jr Choir 2 Speech Choir 4 Student Control 34 fPICTURES BELOWl WARREN H JOSEPH A MOHRHUSEN Outdoorsmen 12 ROTC 12 MILTON D MOORE COC 4 NCOC 3 0 Club 2 34 ROTC 1 234 Student Control 4 Track 234 Color Guaid 3 JAMES M MURPHY HR Rep 3 ROTC 12 Stage Crevx 34 MONASTERO Football 1 Wrestlmg 1234 LEONARD W MORRISSEY COC 4 Concert Band 1234 FTA 4 Music Award 3 NCOC 23 Outdoorsmen 4 ROTC Band 1 2 3 4 WILLIE H NARED Basketball 1 Football 1 Li brarv Club 4 O Club 1234 Student Control 3 Teacners Helper '34 Track 1 Table Tennis Champ 1 29 1 C77 IPICTURES ABOVEl GARY L OLSEN Transferred from Omaha South EUGENE OWEN III Basketball 1234 Box State 3 Clase Off1cerV Pres 4 Jr Honor Qocxctx 123 Natl Honor Socutx 4 O Club 23 V Prea 4 Track123 WILLIAM PALMER LOL 4 Football 1 HR Rip 123 'YLOC 3 Outdooxsmcn '74 ROTC 1234 Sr Comm 4 30 TERRENCE OLSEN COC 4 Concert Band 23 Sec 4 Dance Band 4 Jr Honor Soclety 1 Outdoors men 4 Road Shovs 3 ROTC Band 234 ROGER PAASCH ROTC 12 Qtage Cxcxx 234 JAMES PALMQUIST Commucmal Au ard 3 Teach ers Helprr 3 MYRON P PAPADAKIS Art Avsard 1 COC 4 Foot b 123 H1Y234 NCC 23 O Club 34 ixummmg 3 Ca t 4 KAREN R PATTON NOLA J PEARCE Cappella Choir 4 Plax ers 12 3 4 Cheerleader Cubl Rec 23 V Pcs Road Slum 23 Opera 4 1PICTUFlES f 1. I NOEL PATTERSON All Cnx Musxc Clmxc 2 Con cert Band 12 3 4 Dance Band 4 Outdooramen 1 ROTC 12 ROTC Band 1 Tumblmg 2 ROSEMARY PAZDERKA Colle-Lns 'K GAA 234 HR Rep 234 Jr Honor Socletx 12 Teacher s Helper 2 3 4 Y Teens 24 Sr Comm 4 MICHAEL PERSELL Debate 123 4 Fall Play Lead 4 Jr Honor Socxetv 23 NFL Student Control 3 BEL.OWl l 3l1.,I'i ..g'.'o 5 'IZ , '5 sl . , p, 4 4 v - zx' 1, , ,-1, V i f 1 ' . k. V ' 4 A ' 1 CH ,,,g - X 1.2.3,43 2.3,-1: Library 2:3,43. ROTC 13 Safe-Teens 32 xr! l .-....r.',43 , ' ff Tw fo- ' 1 ' ' 1 I: '- ' 1' ' ': - 1' SYDNEY PESSEN Inter American Club 1 2 NCOC 1 2 3 Outdoorsmen 1 ROTC 1 2 3 4 HELEN PETERSON GAA 1 Homemakmg Club 1 ROBERT G PETERSON Basketball 1234 Class Of ficer Sgt at Arms 4 Football 234 Latin Club Treas 2 O Club 4 Safe Teen Council Pres 4 Student Council 3 Treas 4 lPICTUR KAY A PETERSEN Bookroom Ass t 123 Office Helper 4 Y Teens 12 3 ROBERT A PETERSON A Cappella Choir 3 V Pres Boys State 3 1-l1Y Treas 3 Pres 4 Natl Hon or Societv 4 Register Ed in Chief 4 Teen of the Week Scholastic Award 2 STANLEY PIERCE ES BEl.OWl -il IN lPICTURES ABOVET BARBARA PITALIS CH Players 1,2.3,4g Colleens 2.3.43 Pep Squad 1,2,3: Spring Music Festival 1,2 3. THOMAS H PLATT A Cappella Choir 4: All-City Music Clinic 2.3: CH Players 41 Chess Club 1.2.31 Inter- American Club 1.2.41 J . Choir 2.3: Opera 4. MIKE A. PRAY COC 4: Concert Band 1.21 Football 12.3.42 Hi-Y 12.3.41 O4Club 3.4: ROTC 12.3.41 Swimming 3.4. KAREN M PLANCK Chess Club 4: GAA 1' Ger- man Club 2: Y-Teens 1,23 Chrm. 4. JACOUELINE POFF Transferred from Nouasseur, Morocco. PAT C. PRAY A Cappella Choir 43 Cheer- leader 1,21 Colleens 12.3.43 GAA 1,2,3.4g Opera 41 Pep Squad 1.2.3.-iz Road Show 3. 31 VIRGINIA PRAWL Bookroom Ass't. 2: Green- wich Villagers 1: Makeup 43 Y-Teens 2.3.43 Nurses Help- er 3: FNA 3.4. PEGGY RAINEY Cheerleader 1 Colleens 2 Pep Squad 12 MARIDEE A REAFLENG Bookroom Asst l 'Teachers Helper 12 JANICE K. PYLE Transferred from Kansas City, Mo.: FTA 3. Chrm. 41 GAA 2.3: Pep Squad 2.3.42 Register 4: Sr. Comm. 4g Teachc-r's Helper 2.3.4. JUSTIN C RAVITZ Basketballl HR Rep 2 Jr Honor Societx 12 INCOC O Club 34 ROTC 12 Wrest ling 34 PHILLIP R REIFF CH Plawers 234 Fall Plax ad 23 H Y 2 Jr e Cross 12 3 4 Thesplans 2 3 4 Road Shoxx 2 3 Safe Ttens lPICTURES BELOWI ,Q 'ld 32 Y r -fx' ox lPICTURES ABOVEI ART REYNOLDS A Citv Music Clinic 3 Baseball 23 Basketball 12 34 Football 123 WOW A ward All Cltx 4 O Club 2 CONSTANCE RICKABAUGH Transferred from Detroit ich Rap l Sprln Music Festix al l Sr Comm LENNEA K RIFE A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 All Citv Music Clinic 234 Jr Honor Souelx 12 3 lNa l Honor Societx 4 Opera 2 34 Road Shovs 3 X Teens 12 DIANE E RICH A Cappella Choir 4 Colleens 134 GAA 1234 Jr Choir 23 Pep Squad 234 FNA 3 Sec 4 Opera 4 STEVEN J RIEKES CH Plaxers 3-1 Fall Plas 3 Inter Amerinan Club 4 J Honor Sonnets 2 Nlath Club Science lub Comm 4 DORIS SUE RISLEY A Cappella Chou 234 Class Rep 23 Opera 23 Lead 4 Orchestra 123 Rtgistcr 4 Road Show 23 Tun Sgt at Arms 3 Pre Y 1 IPICTURES ABOVEJ DOROTHE J RITTHALER Transferred from Fremont Nebr RON L ROSBERG Baseball Football NCOC 2 ROTC 12 Track MURIEL J ROSENBLATT A Cappella Chou' 4 All C1tw Mus1c Cl1n1c 3 Cheerleader 1 Jr Choxr 3 Opera 4 Road Shovn 123 Speech Choir 4 JUDITH R ROBINSON All Clty Muslc Cl1n1c 2 3 4 Chess Club 123 Opera 34 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Road Show 23 Sprmg Music Festlval 2 Y Teens 3 4 LINDA R ROSENBAUM CH Plavers 234 Colleens 1234 Frennh Club 3 Treas Honor Socletv 123 Latln Club 1 2 3 0 Book Asst ACIlVlIl9S Ed 4 R6glS ter -4 HARRIET D ROUNSLEY CH Plawers 2 3 4 Colleens 2 3 Inter Amerlcan Club 2 L1 brary Club 1 Pep Squad 1 234 Sr Comm 4 Student Control 2 JAMES J RUEGGE Athletlc Mgr 2 COC 4 Foot ball 2 NCOC 23 O Club 2 4 IGNACIO SALCEDO French Club 1 Inter Amerx can Club 1 JOHN S SALLADAY A Cappella Cholr 4 All Clty Muslc Cllmc 23 COC 4 Hus sars 4 'XXCOC 23 Opera 4 Outdoorsmen 1234 ROTC 234 IPICTURE Av KEN W RUSSELL Basketball 2 3 4 Football 2 3 0 Club 1234 Track 123 PATRICK SALERNO Baseball 1 23 Basketball 2 3 4 Concert Band 2 Football 1 2 All Cxty 3 Co Capt All C1ty All State All Mxdwest 4 HR Rep 14 OClub 23 Pres 4 Student Control 3 SHIELA J SALZAR Transferred from POHIIBC Mlch GAA 1 Pep Squad 1 Commercxal Award 2 S BEI.OWl 33 .X . s ji i . 1 , ,V 1 , K I 4 h - - - .I I .' n - . . ' f , C' jj! ' If KKXQ A I ff. - I s , gs! A Q I ' ' his l I U , , . . I . I x 1: 1.3: . 112' ' ' ' ' v I I , i . . I K V 45 Jr. ' , , , g X . E7 l V -be 'iv I' KPICTURES ABOVEl DEANNA R SCHILTZ Transferred from Harlan Iowa Commercmal Award 2 3 Homemakmg Club 4 Y Teens 3 LARRY D SCHMIDT A Cappella Cholr 34 All City Musxc Clmlc 123 Base ball 1 Jr Cholr 2 Opera 34 Road Show 3 Sr Comm 4 LARRY SCHNEIDERWIND All CIIS ISIUSIC Cl1n1c 12 3 Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Road movl 1 2 3 ROTC l 2 ROTC Band 1 2 3 4 34 BARBARA SCHMIDT Transferred from Bad Hers feld Germany EDWARD A SCHNEIDER French Club 2 ROTC DAVID H SCHUUR RICHARD L SCOTT BETTY J SEIBERT Sprmg Musxc F stnal 1 GAA 12 3 4 Pep Squad 1 2 34 Sr Comm 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Bxg Slster Comm 4 Offlce Helper 3 ROBERT F SHAPIRO Jr Honor Socletv l Latln Club 2 NCOC 2 ROTC 1 2 Student Control 4 IPICTUFIES in SANDRA L SECHREST A Cappella Cholr 4 Colleens 13 GAA 13 Jr Honor cxetw 123 Natl Honor So clety 4 Pep Squad 4 Teach ers Helper 24 JAN SEVERANCE CH Players 4 Colleens 12 34 HR Rep 1 Inter Amerl can Club 2 Sgt at Arms 3 V Pres 4 Speech Cholr 4 Teachers Helper 34 Pep Squad 12 KATHARINE A SHEARER Art Avsard 2 CH Players 1 234 Fall Plas Comm 23 Greenwlch Vlllagcrs 13 V Pres 4 Inler Amerxcan Club Pep Squad 234 Teens 34 BELOWI i 01 3 T17 GRETCHEN A SHELLBERG Jr County 3 French Club 3 Pres 4 Jr Honor Soclety 123 Jr Red Cross 3 Treas 4 Natl Honor Socxety 4 Regxster Page Ed 4 Mock U N 23 4 FLORENCE R SHRAGO CH Players 4 Colleens 12 4 Inter Amerlcan Club 1 2 34 Jr Honor Souetx 23 Teacher s Helper 3 4 MICHAEL SHUKERT Student Control 4 Teachers Helper 4 GERALD N SHERMAN J Choxr 2 ROTC Sclence Club 2 Tennxs 123 MICHAEL A SHRIER Commerclal Award 3 R Rep 2 Jr Honor Socxety 3 N OC 2 ROTC 12 S Comm 4 Student Control 3 PAUL A J' SHYKEN Rep 2 Jr Red Cross 24 Treas 3 Math Club 23 V Pres 4 NFL 24 ec ROTC 1 234 IPICTURES BEL.OWl f,.d Y' l Z 7 KPICTURES RONALD G SIMONS A Cappella Cho1r 4 All Cnty Muslc Clmlc 23 CH Players 34 Fall Play 3 Jr Cholr 23 Opera 4 Safe Teens 34 MARY A SKAR Big Slster Comm 4 Sprmg Musxc Festwal 1 Teachers Helper 23 LOUIS V SMETANA COC 4, Hussars 4, Opera 4, Orchestra 1 2 3 4, Road Show 2 3, ROTC 1,2 3 4 Sprmg Play 1,2.3 ABOVEl LYNN SINGER CH Players 1234 Colleens 1234 Commercxal Award 3 French Club 34 FTA 4 HR Rep 4 Teachers Help er 3 JUDITH A SLAVIK Colleens 12 French Club 2 GAA 1 Pep Squad 12 Sr Comm 4 YTeens 34 Blg Slster Comm 4 GWENDOLYN J SONDER Transferred from Belden, Nebr, Bookroom Asst 2, Teachers Helper 2 35 . 3 , 1'. A 1 1.2: X V- . I 1 ' . . I ' i I K' . E I- T , : I '. ' : A 1 f . 'J A f ll' 'LA -. Q' 3 . . , ' L H A r : . ,' ch I 1' . : r- . , X P 51, V-4 9. -J' . . , is ii Rorc 1,23 norc Band 21 coc 41 Debate l,2.3,41 HR lm ' A 2 - I U - - ff, , VZ 4 . 1 . , S . 3: A l U' I I ' N5 X ' . I - . . , , : ' ' 2. I MARY ANN SORENSEN Transferred from Sloux Cxty Iowa CH Players 23 Col leens 23 GAA 23 Offxce Asst 23 Road Show 2 ELIZABETH M SPELIC Colleens 123 FTA 3 Home makmg Club Treas 4 Of 1 e Asst 3 1-'NA 4 Comm 4 All Gxrls Partv Comm 2 3 KATHLYN SPLITTGERBER Art Award 3 CH Plavers 2 34 Cheerleader 1 Colleens 3 Greenwlch Vlllagers 23 Pep Squad 1 2 Student Con trol 3 RICHARD H SPEIER Boys State 3 Debate 234 Fall Play 3 Natl Honor So cxety 4 Road Show 1 Sc: ence Club 1234 Travelmg Troupe 12 HELEN SPILMAN CH Players 234 Colleens 34 French Club 123 Sec 4 HR Rep 4 Oiflce Asst 4 Road Show 3 Speech Choxr DOROTHY STEELE A Cappella Choir 4 All Cxtv Muslc Cl1n1c 34 FTA 4 Homemakmg Club 23 J Cholr 3 Opera 4 YTeens 12 3 Sgt at Arms 4 KPICTURES BELOWI ,gif T -.1 V 36 ,sv ,I 'ln' ,Q ,,. xvg 'ana R X vw 'J IPICTURES ABOVEl ROBERT L STEELE Basketball 1 Football 1 Hx Y 1 2 Outdoorsmen 2 3 ROTC 1 2 3 Safe Teens 1 2 Student Control 23 FREDERICK A STEVENSON Bookroom Asst 4 Jr Choir 4 Student Control 3 Teach er s Helper 2 DARLENE M STRACKE Transferred from Westphalxa Iowa CH Plavers 34 FTA 34 Y Teens 4 BOB STERLING Track 1 2 3 STUART E STOLER CH Players 4 Chess Club 23 Inter Amerlcan Club 3 Llbrary Club 4 Sr Comm 4 Student Control 3 Teachers Helper 1 PAMELA A STRONBERG CH Players 12 Colleens 12 Bxg Sxster Comm 4 S Comm 4 Teachers Helper 2 Y Teens 34 Sprxng Muslc Festival 12 3 KPICTUFIES ABOVE? GREG SVOLOPOULOS Baseball 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Football 1 2 3 4 HR Rep 2 O Club 3 4 LEONARD SWEENEY JR A Cappella Cholr 34 Countv 3 Football 123 Y 34 HR Rep 34 Opera 34 Student Control 3 4 HENRIETTA L TAYLOR FNA 34 Llbrarv Club Math Club 2 Y Teens 234 JEFF D SWARTZ Baseball 1 CH Players 4 NCOC 2 ROTC 12 Speech 3 4 Safe Teens 3 4 JOHN R TAFF H1 Y 34 NHSPA 4 O Club 4 Outdoorsmen 12 Reglster 4 Sr Comm 4 Svummmg TERRY L TEDESCO Outdoorsmen 2 ROTC ROTC Band 1 JEANNE TESAR A Cappella Choir 43 All-City Music Clinic 35 Cheerleader 1,25 Library Club 3, Sec. 43 Opera 4: Road Show 31 Teachers Helper 3.4. TIMOTHY N THOELECKE Transferred from Wmnetka Ill A Cappella Cholr 4 H1 Y 3 Treas 4 HR Rep 3 Jr Chozr 3 Opera 4 Road Show 3 Sr Comm 4 THEODORE TURNER Safe Teens 3 ROTC 1234 Wrestlmg 3 Art Award 1 KPICTURES 5 JOHN H. THIESSEN Basketball 1: Outdoorsmen 43 Track 1,2,3. JOANNE R TROCHA Colleens 2 FNA 3 HR Rep 3 Teachers Helper 3 J UDITH A ULRICH Makeup 3 Scxence Club Y Teens 4 BELOWY 'Uh 37 , f ' K.: ' , Q , . . K 4 I - H : . . , : : ' 3g , Q Q .Q ,, r , a 1 .' 6 N M 0 X' Q ' ' 5 D ' choir 41' student 'clmrml 2, ,H ' 1 o- 5 . an , . -1 1 1 , all P ' .1Jl'. f 2 , gy , 5 ,..gHi- 3'4 ' 1 1 -4 f ,Q ' , 2.3: 1 lc : . A -.,,, V QS, CPICTURES ABOVE, JERRY P VINCENTINI Dance Band 3. 1 Music Award 234' Road Show ' ROTC 1.2' ROTC Band 1,2. ESTELLA A VONER Class Rep. 3' GAA 12.3.4' Girls State 3: Latin Club 2' Library Club 1: Teacher's Helper 3' Y-Teens 2. HOWARD L WEINBERG Debate 34' Jr. Honor Society 1.2.33 Journ. Award 4: Lan- guage Award 2' Nat'l. Honor Society 4' Register Sports Ed. 4' ROTC l.2,3,4. 38 F JERRY VOLENEC Outdoorsmen 1.2.3' ROTC 1,2' Sr. Comm. 4. MARTY E WEIL CH Players 1,2,3' Fall Play 12' NHSPA 4' O-Book Art Ed. 4' Home Builders Award 21 Register 4: Road Show 1. ERNEST J' WESOLOWSKI COC 4: Fall Play 2,3,4' Opera 4' Orchestra 1 2.3 43 Road Show 33 ROTC l,2,3,4' Spring Play 2.3. RONALD W WEYERMAN COC 4 Concert Band 234 Library Club 14 NCOC 23 Road Show 23 ROTC 234 ROTC Band 234 BYRON G WILL COC 4 NCOC 2 ROTC 12 3 Student Control 24 Wrestling 2 CLAUDE WILLIAMS Ncoc 3 ROTC 234 fPICTURES GARY C WILBUR Concert Band 234 Road Show 23 ROTC 12 ROTC Band 2 Stage Crew 4 ANNIE M WILLIAMS All Girls Party 1 GAA 2 3 4 Latin Club 3 Pep Squad 2 Y Teens 3 Spring Music Fes tival 1 2 3 GEORGE L WILSON Golf 3 EELOWI lt- CHARLES R WISE Inter Amer1can Club 34 ROTC 12 Sr Comm 4 Stu dent Control 34 BARBARA S WOLFE CH Players 4 Colleens 12 34 Inter Amerlcan Club 23 Speech Chorr Student D1r 4 Teachers Helper 4 FREDERICK J WOODCOCK Transferred from Llncoln Nebr All Clty 'VIUSIL C1lhlC 3 Jr Choxr 3 ROTC 234 lF'ICTURE Rfk, AQ! nur BERNARD L WOLF Inter Amerxcan Club ROTC 12 Teachers Helper PHYLLIS WOLVERTON Y Teens 23 Red Cross 2 R porter 3 Teacher s Helper 3 Student Control 3 Safe Teens 3 KAREN J WOSTER Transferred from Omaha Worth Homemakmg Club 4 Y Teens 4 S BELOW, 'EXW :- 13' IPICTURES ABOVET RICHARD K WRENCH COC 4 Football 123 FTA 34 Math Club 34 NCOC 23 Outdoorsmen 23 V Pres 4 Teachers Helper 2 JUNE ZNEIMER Cheerleader 1 Colleens 1 GAA 1 HR Rep 3 Make up 3 Student Dxr 4 Off1ce Asst 34 Teachers Helper MAUREEN A ZEVITZ A Cappella Choxr 3 Sec Class Rep 1 Colleens 123 Chrm 4 HR Rep 123 Jr Honor Soclety 123 Jr Red Lead 4 MAXINE L ZWEIBACK CH Players 2 34 FTA 4 In ter Amerxcan Club 234 Sr Comm 4 Teachers Helper 4 Sprlng Musxc Festnval 1 SENIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Alston Noretta Balrd Nancy Bennett Worma Blenderman Spencer Borstelmann Irmgard Davls Txm Deever Larry Galloway Joann Melhorn Florence 'VIod1n Lorrame INIOCIIH LOUISE Nash Hannah 'Merenhausen Jams Olson Bruce Regler Rxchard Samson Larry Toozer George Watkms Roger Whxsonant Donna 39 - ' , 1 - ' 4: , , ' I , . . ' 4. V h Q yy' ' I In 1. , . - . 3 . e- . wr V 5' , f K7 ' t n V h ,vi M ,g Q . . . ,' - . I 1 X ' , , , 1 ' , . 4: I 3.4. n ' ' Cross 2,3, Sec. ,Opera 3, 7 .-,. - uf A I 1 1 2 - ' -, 1 ' - - 1 ,,f Y ? I 4. I ' ' Z Q , ' . ' l 1 '1 A ' ,. ' . , If A E. , , A ' ' V - Q L Senior Sponsor . . . Miss Cecil McCarter 00 X - evo W5 ' V5 Y . ex ' QXO XO' 90,8 I. ole . Q, 0 NtL'a5i2's.. .tow G -6,5989 010, 8:9-Go o 9' 5 'A ' P' . 60 'oe . iwixe xxixxxdcxx O ak- 0, V gofv it 9?-0' opgawf' 3' 1' C 69- ov-C gewv' Q50 O . 9 ,YM C' Q09' xdotx N xW' C10 gp 30 Qs.. x0 XX' 0 cg 03,594 9 x90 Q C, iXg5 As the year progressed, the noblemen 9 isbn , 94 ,CCY - 3?- ioo Gai xviw N N P' .cv 909' xfvlx' ' of King Arthur's court began their spring activities. Seven senior committees were respon- sible for the planning of the graduation fes- tivities. Any nobleman interested in plan- ning the realm's activities signed up to serve on one committee. The chairmen were cho- sen from the finalists of the senior class elections. preparing for e-' 669' 0 CX ' ev ex 0- Senior sN -R 4 X 9 W' 19 09 40 9,1 eaeviggtee. G SECOND ROW: Belzer. man. FIRST ROW: Empson, Fredericksen. Weil. eele 1,0 6,6 S ,I c R77 hoe rg, 6,1 . L O lx' 'Pr GO- '11 670, Gyresloyli Sfelb Commrttees il'Fi'U tn Senior Counselors . and Miss . A , S , -Plq S4-O faplksepe SD ON , 'lg ebb O qp,3l,:0e ' s,, ou, ef 111, Pago, 148815 'x'aIZ701-Q ohh 0,5 an. Lew. sie, A79 777 151 XV '3 'ff 001 47 - e. 01, 4 019,98 0,8 94-64 '17 Q 'I 0 '7 or '7. PQ' Q 'Q , Sal, 2,96 lab Orff: aaa, 'bao G0 W . Af Ll, fs' 4 . '. e Iol1,.lI Robb na? L, use '76 70, err U. all .y The Banquet Arrangement, Program, kg ff Oo Table and the Spring Dance Committees un- der the direction of Les Kulhanek, Gretchen Shellberg, Patricia Holmes and Nelson Gord- man respectively, planned the royal senior banquet. The Commencement Arrangement Com- mittee was headed by Irvin Belzer and the Cap and Gown Committee by Bruce Jafek. Martin Lipp directed the Spring Play Committee. a 2 4' rr Slgns of the Tlmes Sputmk C345 S556 ihr iKva1l1u Presxdent Sally Freeman Secretary Lmda Larsen Sgt at Arms Barbara Brodkey .Uh In Vxce Preszdent Charon Allen Treasurer Robert G Peterson Sgt at Arms Nelson Gordman ul STANDING Rxchard Svolopoulos Swanson Tompk ns D kem on Ahlstrand Gus Abernathx Olson Bartlmg N Brodkey Matsunamx SEATED B Brodke R G Peterson -Xllen Freeman Lar en Gordnan Student Councll 0 l The Kmghts of the Roundtable hlgded bv Su' Planteen formed the govermng body of the Klngdom of Centralla Thelr major 3CtlV1tl6S for the year 1957 58 were sponsorlnq the Football Fmale pL1bllShll1g a Student Dlrectory ushermg at XHFIOUS shows and estabhshmg a pomt sys tem They also partlclpated ln two Kmght Exchange Days durlng whlch they both VlSll9d and extended hospltalltv to Kmghts from surroundmg realms u tlllllmll l 5 I 3 3 '. Al I 3' li ' Vi ll fffl, '- 'W M ,l in 1,7 ll, I 1 1 1 A ex 1 45 ' ' '- Q 'fl' Ulf if f H itll W ' l ' 1 TM Y-filllf llflll LW Wil E . . .l l .H . . .. 1 ' i L 5, fvgux' 1 I li ll IVE! 1' .I ,G I SIXTH HOW E Owen Empson J Lleb J McAl1ster J Hall Van Foote R A Peterson L Andersen Salerno Barth Hadsell Fxedler Fortmeyer Bowles Gass Pomerantz L Taylor Berger FIFTH ROW J Svseeney R Scott Goldstrom Stolarskvy R Black 'vlandes Hlte H Meyers J Rlch Gansz Truell H Shrxer W Shamblen M Young L Sweeney Halrow 'vlullens FOURTH ROW Harrold Lwdzck A Fellman R Greene Barker Day Nelson Marvm Brmk Howard Warnke Pearson Marr J Nelson C Svolopoulos S Jacobsen Lathrop J Ellzs THIRD ROW C Brown Goodwm Maucher Knlspel Khppel M Lucht Gutmann Koop Frederlcksen Jorgensen LeD1oyt D Fovllcr Spxlman Brown R Rexss Wxese Erlckson Warren Wohlner SECOND ROW M Grossman Gossan J Exchhorn 'Vlmrxs Kuxz Church Abrahams J Kennedy MacKcnz1e T Erwm L Olson Schrexber T Kaplan Cowman Dodds L Smgcr Pazderka S l FIRST ROW Wemberg D Fogcl Wallace Gord M1tzlaff Feldman R Wolfe Partrxdge Zarms C Allen D Boom Forbes M Llpp G Shrler Croft Grahnqulst Bercovlcx G Epstem R Frledman Lxcka Homeroom R presentatwes The homeroom noblemen served as a lmk between the Knlghts of the Roundtable and the subjects of the Court Th1S group alded the Knlghts 1n pro 1ects such as the sale of Subject Actlvlty and FootbaH FHnale Uckets and coHecUons for varlous fund drlves Homeroom noblemen also d1str1buted the Court Scroll and sold the Centralla x earbook Ill I , J l 5 Q ' 4 - .xx ' 5 I 7' Y 1 i . I . I f I -.fl 'l , l -1' ' I , -1 'W ' v , I eh lyk' l' . t iw . . R Il ,R . . . l . . . . ' I ' ' ' ., ,L 'l ull T 1 W ' M ,ll Ill QU A E ilu A f 1 '. l n' le 'i ' 5, z . 3 Q . g 1. fr 1 .3 ,I V 1 , 1 T ' A L 7 63 to t, I ,,: 1 X , 1 ' 5, V, ,. .li 1 I l + 1' .1 v 5 1 I J, ll .l .f lx J ' rr ill .. it A . ll Ju i X: i U : Y 'JH X- z A VIH ' 45 N0 6x fb 896' 3 if Girls' State 0 otegzgi Q1 519' 1-t 1 After vigorous campaigning fupper half? six boys Ii showed US TIOW TIGCBSSBYY the are Fisk, Kaplan, Greenberg, Abrahams, Hoberman knowledge of government is to good and Longworth, citizenship. - M. A. Damme The highest honor that can be bestowed upon any Girls' Stater was received by Mary Ann Damme when she was selected as one of Nebraska's two representatives to Girls' Nation, an enlargement of the Girls' State program. The '57 Girls' Staters all earned top honors in the government exam. Mary Ann was elected Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, and Estella Voner was chosen Rail- way Commissioner. Safe-Teens Safe-Teens is an organization which strives to promote safe driving among the young squires and maidens of the Kingdom of Centralia. Led by Knight Bob G. Peterson, this organization has influenced the subjects of Centralia to become more observant of safety rules. County Organizing parties, signing petitions, campaigning and voting were all a part of Junior County Elections. The Representatives from Central along , 4 ,X g T - 1 rf N A- 'jk QQ HJ' T 3 Gordman, Kavich and B. G. Peterson serve as Centra1ia's safety leaders. 9 i i - I! 'Wil n Hx OUSBHCCRQ ' v, If' ull si' ' lu, Ml IXIII In 1 M' .i 7-3 .1 9 -4 ' ' -.1 iziilrxi .A ' I 34 ' nuguniuml 4 len -'K A 1 - : 5 7 3 -xl' b 5 X 4 and six girls emerge victorious flower halfl. Winners Boner, Gilinsky, G. Grossman, Harrow, Wardle, Sophir Elections with students from other Omaha high schools visited the Court House to learn how the duties of County officials are per- formed. C K ,ith Delegates lstandingl Karre, Richter, Shellberg, Brayman, tseatedl Damme, Cowman, V. Anderson and Gerard gather around U.N. flag. 0 F O 6161669 ' Q' .9 064564 491 7 owfaoggg QQ 6,6 6 Goo, eq. 'ifoo I 4, 'Y Q, , Boys' 'Hia 'iboigb Q49 State fa O., Neff: A knowledge is gained through actual experience which can never be attained in the classroom. -R. A. Peterson And so it was that the delegates to '57 Boys' State were given an excellent oppor- tunity to learn more about their state. Dur- ing their stay at the University of Nebraska campus, they participated in mock govern- ment sessions concerning Nebraska's state and local government. Four of the boys placed among the top ten in the government exams. Robert A. Peterson was elected State Treasurer and Eugene Owen was chosen State Railway Commissioner. U. N. Assembly The Mock U. N. Assembly was held early in the fall at Duchesne College as part of the observance of United Nations Week. Each school sent eight representatives- four delegates with voting power and four alternates. The topics discussed were The Soviets should withdraw from Hungary, Soviet interference in Syria should cease, Algeria should be free and Nuclear testing of ag- gressive weapons should be discontinued and inspection zones established. Central spoke from India's point of view. Lennea Rife Bruce Jafek Patricia Holmes Robert A. Peterson Richard Speier Saul Kripke High official of the Kingdom of Nebraska, Senator Roman Hruska, knights senior noble, Saul Kripke. National Honor Irvin Belzer Judy Fredericksen Brad Lacina Andy Jean Gross Mary Hofschire Thomas Kully It had been established that during his reign King Arthur would select outstanding students of the senior class, not to exceed the upper fifteen per cent, to be members of the National Honor Society. Thereupon King Arthur, in the year 1957, met with the Knights to consider the top thirty seniors on the basis of scholar- ship, leadership. service and character. In the spring additional members were elected to the society. SOC19t'Y Robert Brodkey Sandra Matters Barbara Brodkey Howard Wemberg Maureen Zevltz Edward Cowger Mary Ann Damme Nelson Gordman Sandra Sechrest Gretchen Shellberg X! The Light of Knowlcrlgic Eugene Owen Dmana Kllppel Beverly Goldberg Martm Llpp Charlotte Brodkey Ruth Anne Gansz Les Kulhanek T e ab Xe embers ere ch on f an 11 ted 1000 d ng nan o app ar cl o en n tue prx g after 11 OBook ci a . . . . . h 0' m , W os m the all d are AS . r i 10 class rank, Addxtirmal members Xthuse mes do n t Q were 1 5 i I S 'n 1 Q - Q 51. lme. GAMMA CHAPTER Phyllis Abrahams Barbara Adler Dick Ahlstrand Sally Anderson Sue Archer Jay Balderson Dianne Barker Susan Baron Barbara Bercutt Steve Bergquist Steve Bloch Beverly Bloom Lynda Brayman Judy Brecher Judy Brookstein Fred Burbank Gisela Burkard Judy Cohen Carolyn Day Marjorie Dohse Gael Dorsey Elizabeth Downey Marilyn Eichhorn Betty Erman Larry Felber Steve Fisk Lynette Forbes Terry Foster Marlene Friedman Carole Gomberg Phil Gorelick Stan Greenfield Dick Harrow Pete Hoagland Larry Hoberman Tony Holmquist Nan Jensen Toni Kaplan Carolyn Karre Margie Kunkel Alice Kurz Linda Larsen Roger Laub Justin Lewis Nancy Lindell Laurie McCann Joyce McKeone Greg Minter Arlene Mohrhusen Russ Mullens Rosalee Reiss Nancy Richards Tom Rhoades Wray Rominger Donna Schiro Joanne Schrag Jeanne Silver Rozanne Siporin Marcia Speth John Truell Suzi Wolfson Junior Honor DELTA CHAPTER Judy Bacon Justin Ban Martin Bercovici Sam Bleicher John Bly Nancy Brodkey Bruce Buckman Julie Buresh Shari Dobbs Jerald Goldstrom Ronnie Greene James Guss Bettie Gutmann Sue Ann Hahney James Hansen Carol Holmgren Linda Holmquist Mary Jean Horn William Horwich Kenneth Kacirek Saul Kaiman Cindy Klein Mary Koop Mary Ann Krasne Carol Krush Richard Kuhns Jean Lavender James Lindsay Eckhardt Luken Reiner Luken John Lydick Mary Jo MacKenzie Bethanne Makiesky Chuck Marr Judy Marymee Charles McConnell Betty Neal Nancy Nelsen Carole Parks Dale Pearson Douglas Platt Merry Echo Platts Rochelle Reiss Louis Rich Marvin Ruback Ethel Sabes Edwin Sidman Gay Smith Sue Sorenson Steve Soule Karen Stacke Janie Taras Dean Thomas Tom Tompkins Leanne Trust Robert Van Foote Enid Veneer Shirley Vlfagzncl' I.inda Vlfallace Dave Weddle Maynard Weinberg Robert Wigton Barbara Wood Junior Honor Society serves as a means to rec- ognize the scholastic achievements of underclass- YTTGH. In order to qualify for this organization a student must be on the honor roll at the end of the first semester and midterm of the second semester. Society N N EPSILON CHAPTER Bill Abernathy Diana Adams Jonis Agee Elizabeth Andersen Linda Anderson Travis Baird Dorothy Beaty Joel Bergquist Bruce Bernstein Le Ann Black Anita Boling Patricia Bowman Mary Breeling Deannc Brezacek Mark Brodkey Susie Brodkey Susan Buchta Karen Bussell Kathleen Butcher Howard Chudacoff Frances Cooperman Lynne Duncan James Ecklund Judy Eichhorn Frances Erman Arnold Fellman Ardeen Forbes Harold Forbes Stan Fortmeyer Don Francis Jerry Frank Bob Frohardt Donna Garnaas Steve Gould Olive Graham Michael Grush Steve Guss Sally Hart Penny Hays Jerry Heeger Harry Henderson Betty Jafek Barbara Kay Johnson Judy Jones Jim Kagan Donna Kaiman Dick Kaslow Janie Kennedy Sharon Kraemer Madeline Kripke Jo Ann Kuethe Larry Kurz Carol Lewis Gene Licka Duane Mannon Annette Manzo Buddy Marcus Jo Ann Mazzeri Richard McCollum Ruth Meyers Jack Mielke Sharron Mohrhusen Larry Nielson Rozzie Nogg Cynthia Platt Steve Plymate Jeff Pomerantz Mollie Ramsey Renee Rimmerman Naomi Rothenberg Susan Seglin Susan Speier Shelley Steinberg Bonnie Tarnoff Larry Taylor Harriet Thompson Marian Thompson Carol Thomsen Maris Vmovskis Judy Williams 'O-Q STANDING Rxchter Cowman Krmsey Flsk Gorehck Spe1er Persell Wemberg P Shyken J Lexus Zadma Gerard L Forbes Jabems Balderson Forsha SEATED Karre Damme Lxpp Krxpke Greenfleld Debate Should Ald Be Sent To Fore1gn Kmgdoms 'P Presrdent Marty Llpp Vice President Saul Knpke Corr Secretary Mary Ann Damme Rec Secretary Carolyn Karre Treasurer Stan Greenheld After thoroughly educatlng themselves on the toplc of forelgn a1d the Centraha debaters took part 1n many contests throughout thexr own and surroundmg realms Some of the major tournaments that the debaters took part rn were the MISSOUTI Valley Boys Tournament the State Debate Contest and the D1str1ct Speech Contest Centraha has a chapter of the Nat1ona1 FOFEHSIC League whxch sponsors varrous de bates and sets up a scormg system for Mer1t Degrees V Q - -..4 V' ,I f. 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I - ' . , I I s n I I n . e 1 , C .- 0 --,,,- , r s lourn S X0 K. xe 00 44 06' Edxxof QQ 'C-'G Q we Reglster The Centralla Scrlbes under the super v1s1on of kmght Mr Harvey Saalberg pub llshed 15 lssues of the Regxsier to enter ta1n and mform the subjects and the Kmghts 1n Shllllllg Armor of the affa1rs of the klngdom At the NHSPA Conxent1on 1n L1ncoln the scrxbes earned many awards Durlng the conxentxon the Centralra Reglster was presented w1th the World Herald Merlt Award for belng the best pr1nted hlgh school newspaper ln the state The Centralxa Scrlbes also entered sev eral contests at the Omaha Unlverslty Hlgh School Press Conference They received laurels for haxmg the Best News Story Best Photo and Best Column The Centralla Reglster contalned lnfor matron concernmg the xar1ous ex ents that took place ln the kmgdom a coxerage of all tournaments and a humorous column wrxtten bv tvxo of the Court Jesters p cwfe te 9 -Pyzyluls B Y Y? FOURTH ROW Bergqulst Well Weinberg R A Peterson Empson L1 p Belzer Taft' THIRD ROW Allen Rlslev Kully Kalman p Shellberg Damme Ahlstrand Buxs Ravxtz SECOND ROW Kllp 2 4 5 Vx K 7' oil 'gekee est Y' 'O . Q0 , 9 D5 X , 11 ,gi g .S 5 p 1 '5' QT ,C 41 ef! 'f SQ, Y-v T le ' .fo 1 AQ? l l z AN 5 z l A Q 3 re 5 5 l I 4 . . T , . r r T - t 'u . . ' . ' 7 T 5 , 4 ' . V wt A V . . . , g Y' ll ' T V 77 li 97 tk YI lism 2 Q A 406630 - 3 qt, rv. Je OXO '70 06151, C I- Salllf ditoz- OSS eelnan Q 'Z 'E A , . fi, as 'By 'lil OG .Q ' - he a as - 'Es 2, , gl Wg, e Barry, Ban, Fredericksen, A. Gross, Free- man. FIRST ROW: Pyle, Goldberg, B. Brodkey, V. Anderson Garber, Bernstein, N. Lewis, Mr. Saalberg. O-Book It's so great it's without compareg it's the best you will find anywhere. With the presentation of a pageant en- titled Buy an O-Book sales for the fifty- second volume of the Centralia O-Book began. Early in the fall the nobles of the staff discussed and then voted for a theme for the '58 production-The Court of King Ar- thur. At this time the scribe-in-chief and copy scribe attended a session in the realm of Lincoln to learn more about the success- ful production of yearbooks. The various scribes planned their sec- tions by arranging each page and writing copy. Each scribe was also responsible for setting up a picture schedule. Over 1,100 copies were sold to the sub- jects of Centralia. Leads Hedrick, Bercutt, Dolgoff, Martin, Persell, and McKee prepare for opening night. Ferenec Molnar's The Swan was pre- sented by the Players of Centralia Octobel 23 for students and October 24 for faculty members and parents. The play, which portrayed the humor and formality of European court life, took place in a Hungarian castle at the turn of the century. Princess Beatrix QCarolyn Dolgoffj and her daughter Alexandria CKarla McKeeJ con- spired successfully with the unwilling help of Professor Agi fLarry Kohnj to win a throne and the indifferent Prince Albert QMike Persellj. Father Hyacinth Uim Hedrickj and Symphorosa fBarbara Bercuttj played sup- porting roles. Mr. Noyes Bartholomew's Central High Orchestra set the mood with The Swan and The Blue Danube waltzes. Court Drama Q 7?fZ!7Z Director ..,..,........ Mrs. Sutton Do you think he likes you? . gay , gl t Wh6l'E'S Beatrix? lester Review W I lL Si ,-s i f Y eafZ?SQex c i fe 9 N ADM SIUD Q- ' - DEE-lZI3.I4 BDU PM Director ,............. Mrs. Jensen 00000 AAQAAA '000A'f s9gAA.s 90000 00000 0000 00900 0000-N 006-4,0 0009 AAA Leads Kennedy Zevitz Bottom and Jefferies portray young love Capacity crowds filled Centralia Hall as the Troubadours presented Rodgers and Hammerstein's Carousel on December 12 Through such songs as If I Loved You and You'll Never Walk Alone the romance of Julie Jordon and Billy Bigelow was por trayed to the spectators. Julie fMaureen Zevitz June Meadj acted against everyone's advice when she married Billy fHoward Kennedyj, a barker for a car ousel in a near-by amusement park. Due to the subsequent loss of his job, Billy be came bitter until he learned he was to be come a father. In order to provide for the child Billy took part in a robbery which eventually caused his death. i Carouseling Backstage Dxrector Mrs Jensen Q f, nl Sex entx S1x Trombones 'x Qu -I-4 Entertamers from a nelghbormg kmgdom dazzle subjects of Kmg Arthurs court The sub1ects and Knlghts 1n Shmmg Armor of Centlalm and surroundmg realms were entertamed bx the 08 Road Show Pageant pre cnted 1n thc Great Hall of Cen t1al1a Nlarch 20 22 Th1s xea1 s productlon commenced xxlth xar1ous SGl9CT1OHS plax ed bx the concert band Voodoo drums settlng a mxstlc at mosphere for mtcrpretlxe dancers xx erc fol loxx ed bx txxo troubadours who adxlsed e ich other that You IC Not SlCk You re Just 1n Loxe Thls act preceded the concluslon of the f1rst half of the Pageant a number bx the Rox al TXIUSICIHTIS The audlence xvltnessed prec1s1on march mg and formatlon bx the Central1a Click Squad executed ln a flawless mlhtarx se quence a skrt presentatlon of ElO1SG b the Centraha Mumrners and an Orlental ln fluence added bx an OI'1g1I'l3l Japanese dance The chrnax of the Pageant was the Central1a glee clubs xersmn of Vlhen The Samts Go Marching In .- Fllj nh +A V? 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I f D vcfvs f Young and old al1ke were gxven a chance to escape from real1ty 1nto a mag1cal world of Or1ental mystery durlng the Junlor Thea ter product1on of Aladd1n and The Wonder ful Lamp presented by the players of Cen tral1a Apr1l 23 through May 3 Th1s anc1ent legend from the Arabxan N1ghts centers around Aladdln Gerry Gold strom Bennett Hornstelnj who found hlm self ln possesslon of a maglc r1ng and lamp because he took pleasure IH dolng good for others A crowd of slaves came to carry out h1s sllghtest wlsh whenever Aladdln tW1St9d the rmg or pol1shed the lamp However Alad d1n s l1fe was made very unpleasant because of the Afr1can Mag1C1aH fBern1e Grossmanj Flnally after many excltlng adventures Aladdln found true happmess for hlmself and h1s love Adora Goan Marxj Director Mr Kxrschbaum Whlch horse does your hlghness prefer' A costume needs mmor adyustment at dress rehearsal Fantasy from the Kmgdom of Arabla transports a young page 1nto a far away realm T::srmF+'A 4 Lv r fa-' far 1 5 5 Q L H9-'T l We l ll A t Q2-Q an I7 ,X k '' - -- ' '- ' n X A fi P f r. f' V 1- , 'TT f V X -X ,WM .Fm 5 ,. gl 77 fl I ,las il . . . ' O . 1 'I THIRD ROW: Peters, McCallister, C. Fowler, Basilico, Bailey, Speth, V. Harbour, Harris, Schaaf, Boneii SECOND ROW: Smith, G. Brown, Skinner, Hoffman, Marley, Molirhuscn, Severance, Folger, Zneimer. FIRST ROW: Gibb, Hoskovec, Joseph, Roberts, Newman, Kindler, Levine, Matsunami, Montgomery, Prawl. Back Stage The subjects in the make-up class, un- der the supervision of Lady Amy Sutton, learn theatrical make-up in theory and prac- tice, and then put to use their knowledge by creating characters for the Centralia pageants. The make-up class highlighted the 1957-58 school year by assisting with three plays, Opera and Road Show. This year's stage crew played a lead- ing role in the success of the various pag- eants of the Kingdom of Centralia. Scenery and background for the Fall Play, Opera, Road Show, and Spring Play were constructed by the Centralia stage crew, under the supervision of Sir Victor J, Wentzel. L. Olsen, Munshaw, D. Gust, Wilbur, J. Murphy, Lausliman. Frey, H. Meyers, R, Paasch, J, Nelson, M. Morris. Speech Choir STANDING Severance Maucher F Katz Corrrtore DeKowen Hedrnck Ro enblatt McKee B Wolfe SEATED Spxlman Gordon Rerff J Swartz Kmspel Caccxoppo OConnor Z8VltZ C Fowler Marx The mummers of Central1a played an 1mportant role 1n entertalnmg the subjects Thew performed at the annual Thanksgrv mg and Chrlstmas programs ln the 58 Road Show ther gave the1r mterpretatlon of El01S6 Pr1mar1l3 concerned Wlth oral 1nterpre tatlon the mummers are a select group who are wlllmg to put extra txme mto actlvlty programs Costum1ng IS a mam h1ghl1ght of the group All of the members must ach1eve a certam un1form1ty of dress to g1ve the cho1r an appearance of oneness Drrected bx Mrs Amv Sutton the mum mers prouded xar1ed entertamment for the subjects of Centralra I , , . , . ' . . S , . ' , . . 5 v v v - V 1 v 1 v 1 - v v v - A . . , . . . . Y L . .1 as ' xy - , . . , - . . Y . . - V. V . . . V . . , .. . 1 1 l 'S' , ' azz-ffigs '3 35? 'SY gf Ex'-QQ? 5 3 'Q '39 9' 9 5 'gxlgggi 2 S EQ 3 fggf if Ei?33a?43 if -? ':,3 ' 1-J :aa ffgiixg 3 . 1 -W l, .ig 9, '- All ,915 l get 8 4, viii? S -Q '5' '3' 5 S' qi N7 ,g SEQ 353 5' 5' 9 3 r Vg, g, 9' v sf 5 f V v , vv' 3-?.1,'Z3,' V an f V QSQXQ W? 539151 ,aausssisii-fig' 5 i53 G' -F ,Sv 5 5. -, 3 1 3 , A Q :KW 2 f asa , 'N Concert Band Majorctte Attraction: Finnell, Maucher, Saupp Sullivan COMMANDER: Herbert. FIRST ROW: Krecek, McGinn Seymour, Eckland, Lane, Peter, Clark, Nelson. THIRD v President Mary Catherine Hofschire Secretary to eerr Terry Olsen Treasurer .... . Ben Rankin King Arthur's marching musicians en- tertained spectators during football tourna- ments. They are noted for such intricate formations as the one displayed to celebrate the twelfth birthday of the United Nations. January 18 the King's concert musicians participated in the All-City Music Festival at the Civic arena. The Centralia Dance Band, led by Jon Nelson, played at Court Balls. Rynearson, Donavon, Vincentini, M. Katskce. SECOND ROW: ROW: Epstein, Schmidtmann, Gust, Canuso, Fisher, Cervoski. FOURTH ROW: Mihara, Truell, Olson, Gass, Saunders, Karre. FIFTH ROW: McAllister, Wilber, Warnke, Schwartz, Helligso, Morrissey. SIXTH ROW: Patterson, Roberts, Murray, Cooper, Scantlin, P. Hofschire. SEVENTH ROW: Pickard, Weyer- THIRD ROW: Olsen. Markovitz. Thompson. Humberstone. SECOND ROW: Ep- stem, Trucll. Canuso. Herbert. XvlY1CCl lflYll, Katsl-cee, KICGIDH. FIRST ROW: Ar- nold, Lydlck. Nelson. Bartos, Patterson. Dance Band Vocalists: Wcinstock. Brown man, Burley. Markovitz, Harrold, H. Taylor. EIGHTH ROW: Harris,Asl1lcy. Shracler, Katrous, Rankin, Lydlck. NINTH ROW: Bartos, M. Hofschire, Brecher, Davis. Arnold, Tracey. TENTH ROW: J. Nelson, Hansen. ELEVENTH ROW: Davis, Herzog. Illsey, Taylor, Schnemierwmd. Orchestra FLUTE Hofschlre Brayman CLARINET Nelson Ware BASSOON Wxgton HORN Henderson TRUMPET Epstem Karre Truell TROMBONE Herbert McG1nn PERCUSSION Brovxn TIMPANY Moessner VIOLIN Bacon Dvlorak Forbes Gust Garnaas Hadsell Hahney Hartfleld Lloyd Lundgren Neal Robmson Shrader Smetana Taras Wesolow ckr VIOLA Moulton Lammers Zuroski CELLO Chrzstoffersen BASS VIOLIN Humperstone Secretary Lynda Brayman Treasurer W1ll1am Gust Concert Master Wlllxam Gus! Kmg Arthurs orchestra IS one of e most actlve entertalnrnent gxoups 1n the Court of Centralxa The orchestra made 1tS f1rst appealance of the year at the Fall Play Thev plaved selectlons from The Swan and the Blue After partxclpatmg 1n the Opera Road Show and Sprmg Plav Kmg Arthurs or chestra made 1tS final appearance at gradu atlon GXSTCISES At the Al1C1tv IVIUSIC Festnal the or chestra performed under Gerhard Schroth a well known conductor arranger Both Kmg Arthurs marchlng band and orchestra plaxed selectxons from the era of Bach and Frescobaldl President . s I Jon Nelson Danube Waltz. . ,w , th - . V . . , - , aq-bk, If - . f 7 r 5 Him av YD The klngdoms hlghest off1c1als Honorarv Colonel Janet Glbson and Colonel Torn Conre5 Reserve Offlcers Trammg Corps 1 Lf CO1 James Herbert M1llI3FV mstructors Loes Murphy and Ballev check daily reports Reglmental Executwe Offlcer . x 1 'sq , .- x lx Q . 't Q 4 ffl 4 . 7 , Q g J . Q . , . . . . 7. n I n K A XY S 4 , . . so., .... - T! . V1g1lence IS the prlce of freedom Mmdful of thls the Amerlcan countryslde prepared for Russ1as challenge And the Royal Guards of Centraha determlned to do then' share The semor nobles under Cdt Col S1r Tom Conrey tralned the pages ln marks manshlp and mstructed them IH the full meanmg of d1sc1pl1ne Indlvldual un1ts re flected proflclent tfallllflg and constant practlce To these orders noblemen and Bernard Grossman Victor Llch Fxrst Battahon Second Battallon Commander Commander Benneii Hornsiexn Personnel Offlcer 5 T4 Brad Lacma Bernard Bloom Bruce Bloom Intelllgence Offlcer Plans and Trammg Supply Offlcer Joseph Jarvzs Paul Moessner Rxchard Wrench Provost Marshall Range Offlcer Reglmental Adyutant Charles Bulger Wxlham Palmer Irvm Belzer Signal Offlcer Ordnance Offlcer Public IHf0l'mat10U Officer LK ' ' ' ' 77 ideals are these pages dedicated. l , ' ' , I w , ' fa C7 ' P 1 Q E7 Centra1ia's Bearers of the Standard were seen throughout the Kingdom this year posting the colors of the Empire. Such postings were at the Grande Ball, the shows of the gleemen and minstrels and the var- ious tournaments. The Royal Guards of Pageantry ended their months of practice with a spectacular precision movement at the Grande Ball. Later performances of this team were also at the shows of gleemen and minstrels as well as in other realms requesting their presence. x Grossman Hornstein Color Guard 1 C H- ,. S Townsend X Crack Squad X dx Jo ok ' it Empson Maidcs Roitstein Hite Sophir Fisher Mullens Gash Dickerson Justus Fw Burbank Q Q 9 Q Lindsey hlstrand i I r X X Qi S S Neely Newberg . I S 4 . Y 3 Q 3 ggi A ' bk it Shamblen Forrest Greenberg Farr Madgett Wilson Jones Taylor Conrey 69 The best yeomanry group in the coun- tryside. Central's Rifle Team. maintained its prestige this year. Firing with deadly ac- curacy, it swept through all competition to the inter-city championship. Trained by M. Sgt., Sir Frank Bailey, this band exhibited its versatility and re- serve strength by the fluctuation of its top five scorers in city jousts. Cdt. Cpt., Sir Bill McDaniel. who captained these sharp- eyed slings-men, held the individual high average. Besides their ravage of local laurels, the squad also placed exceedingly high in the Fifth Army Hearst Trophy duel which is held in thirteen states. Rifle IIKIIKIIHX 'lllll I Ill IHX 'NUI XXX 'UW' IIIIWIN P' ' S J si A .MFL 3 15- A Royal -......l.Q... 'fs KING'S HUSSARS QUEEN'S STANDING: Lipert, Empson. Kennedy. McDaniel. Grossman, Salladay, Gust. Lich KNEELING: Fitzgerald. Goede, Fokken, Smetana. Team TOP ROW: Moessner. Sgt. Bailey. Foster. BOTTOM ROW: Shamblen, Taylor, Krecek. L. Sewousk Francs Roll Hussars HUSSARS Conrey, Herbert, Jensen. Bulger. Each year the neighboring kingdom of Quivera requests from Central's realm a per- sonal body of protectors for their annual Coronation. This year's fourteen guards, di- vided equally between the King and the Queen, were under the authority of Cdt. Cpt., Sir Bill McDaniel. and Cdt. Maj., Sir Victor Lich, respectively. The uniforms of the King's Hussars were a purple-red color, while those of the Queen's were a brilliant White. A freak incident proved these guards' versatility. Having to change their program at the last practice. the Hussars executed such precision in wedging formations and flanking movements that their last-minute revision was not evident. To maintain a knowledge of these groups' affairs for next year, two Pages with the degree of Juniors became alter- nates. Royal Band ND: FOURTH ROW P Taylor Pxckard Seymour Gass Hansen Krecek Peter Bonacc1 Schne1derw1nd THIRD ROW Rankxn Lyd1ck Kuhns Schm1dtmann Hofschlre McA11ster Gust Ecklund SECOND ROW Cerousk1 Clark Ashley Harms Katskee Murray Cooper Warmke Epsteln FIRST ROW Bar tos Herbert Nelson Markovltz H Taylor Harrold MOFTISSQY Olsen M1hara The band was formed to prov1de enter talnment for the nobles at Central to ln crease the morale of the kmghts durmg a march and to 1HSt1ll sp1r1t w1th1n all the people of the realm tholemew and S1r Ken Bartos the band per formed at many of Central s tournaments and programs These part1c1pat1ons 1ncluded half t1me performances at football Jousts a concert of marchmg tunes at the M1l1tary Ball and play1ng at such m1l1tary programs as the country Wlde ROTC rev1ew and Cen tral1a s own Retreat AS1d6 from the1r mus1cal excellence the Band Company exh1b1ted so many outstand mg character1st1cs such as prof1c1ent march 1ng that they were h1gh on the company compet1t1on 11st The Comm1ss1oned Off1cers Club serves a dual purpose The f1rst IS to central1ze the co operatlon of the nobles IH all matters concernmg the regulat1on of the reglment The other IS to plan and stage the M1l1tary To accompl1sh the former purpose meet mgs were called regularly and reg1mental pOl1ClES were adopted or changed Under the noble leadersh1p of S1r Ben nett Hornste1n Central s 21st annual Grande Ball w1tnessed the promot1on of 58 nobles and the select1on of Janet G1bSOH as the Colonel s Ladv The Off1Clal COC party fol lowzng the Ball was held at the F1res1de Pres1dent Tom Conrey V1ce Presxdent B111 McDan1e1 Secretary Treasurer Ronauld Gould ag T ! if Under the supervision of Sir Noyes Bar- Ball. l FOURTH ROW: Pickard, Leffall, Katz, Green, Arnold Voner, Dorsey. THIRD ROW: Taylor, Velez, Markovitz Harrold, Lydick, Klostermeyer, Austin. SECOND ROW McConnell, Nathan, DeMeulmeester. Tally, Ratliff, Har- rold, Kelly, FIRST ROW: Shyken, Smith, Allison, Jarvis, Moore, Hanna, Ashley. COC Military Police Designed to arrest all uniform violations and to prevent any diversion from the code of military conduct. Central's 1957-1958 Mil- itary Police dutifully fulfilled its purpose. Under the command of the Provost Mar- shall, Sir Joe Jarvis. the 40-member cadet force guarded the brick moat surrounding the entranceways into the Central fortress. It also provided escort service for Central's Military Ball, athletic tournaments, and thea- trical productions. FIFTH ROW: Weinberg, Fokken, Lacina, Wesolowski, Krogh, Hruska, Bartos, Cowger, Lipert, Pessen, Jarvis, FOURTH ROW: Samson, Kennedy, Smetana. Blackwood, Goede. Fitzgerald, Lavender, Empson, Nelson, Mohrhusen, Morrisey. THIRD HOW: Shyken, Licli, Herbert. Gust, Jensen, Salladay, Grossman. Ruegge, Woodcock, Ber. Bloom. SECOND ROW: Moessner. Ban, Boucher, Schneiderwind, Meyers, Eck. Wrench, Fuxa, Br. Bloom, Lieb. Bulger. FIRST ROW: Mihara, Belzer, Papadakis, Palmer, Gould, Mc- Daniel. Conrey, Olsen, Will. Croaston. Hornstein N C G C srlesidentl ,,.,.,,,,, x,,,., Paul Madge!! ce President .A.,....... Roger Sharpe Secretary-Treasurer ,,A .. Jim Allison The Non-Commissioned Officers' Club is formed each year to train younger mem- bers of the ROTC program in the art of planning public functions. In accordance with this purpose all cadets between the rank of corporal and master-sergeant may join the group and assume those tasks for which they feel best suited. The efforts of the entire group of ll5 cadets was culminated in November when it successfully sponsored the llth annual Sound Off dance. This affair was cli- maxed by the promotion of 403 cadets and the announcement of Miss NCOC of 1958 -Laurie McCann. In addition to this activity many squires provided innumerable boons in the prepa- rations for the Military Ball Non Comm1ss1onecl Gfficers Club l I I , FIFTH HOW Gass R Jolinscn Cla e Fostcx Alil trand Dicks: on. Ttlayborry. Hunter, McAlistcr. Hofscliire. Allen, Kntf FOURTH ROW Buinctt Clarke Kretek D Gust Humbii tim lloaglancl. Burbank. Gash. K. Johnson. Fanest, D n RD ROW Filer Gitcn klostermekei Blx I.. fall Flair. D. Lacxna. Martin, E. Jones. Hitc, Minter, C IYCU SECOND ROW NlLLaughl1n Dougla haus Fail l-1-Ibexi Maides. Justus. Murray. Hermann, Frccnzaiz Dcilculmce ter FIRST ROW Borgxmk Cunningham Abbott D itling, Sharpe, Alt-Cann, Allison. Madgett, Campbell. 1 FIFTH ROW Wrgton Pxckard Stoler Wrxght qhomber Bowles Westergard Nordberg Thompson Voncr Roxtstem Nathan FOURTH ROW Harrold Greene Ratlxff Holmquxt Kuhns Roll Schmrdtmann Sampler Nlxller Ixey Kallan Dloogoff THIRD ROW Lee Peterson Walker Tallu Ixexxherg P Taxlor Sxxam Shukls Soplur Shamblen 'Vlullen SECOND ROW 'VI1S3k1 Nl3I'kOV1lZ Sm1th Wxlllams Lydlck Warnke Nlunshaxx Leslre Ruback H Tavlor Blonh FIRST ROW Moore McConnell Raznrck Greenberg Sldman Shyken Townsend Lxndsex Wilson Paasch Epstem Annually the Fred Hamllton trophy 1S 0 At d awarded to the Junlor squlre who has dem u. onstrated the best apt1tudes for, and qual 1t16S of the Royal Guards of Centraha ThlS years most promlsmg page from the C adet Durmg the flrst year of hrs trarnrng, Squrre Greenberg patrolled on the M P Squad HIS last two years have been frlled pr1rnar1lv Wlth the Krughts of Royal Pre c1s1on Last vear he was selected as the superlor sophomore page fngsk Y'-1 l 1 'X ' vii Candldates for Mxss NCOC Jan Marley Superlor Squlre Justm Greenberg Laurie McCann Sue Archer Rosalre RGISS 4 - A 1 G . . . - - ' 7 V o . . Junior Order was Justin Greenberg. l . f y .Q ll ' . Q ' A V 1 p ma I A - I 3. , 1' , ,,,' gvi '43 if if 'fi ' A G 'Q IL.. I X1 fixtax I 12461. 1 COMPANY COMMANDERS 1231207 HONORARY COMPANY COMMANDERS Q 'V 11,51 ,I , P1115 fi Coaches xcr 'XT 1rqu1 S Cr: FITHI qulfntlc 1 P11 911 1 11111111 T 0 en L 1 Trick Comma Androvm 10111111 P kd ITN Frank Y Knipple Dmectox of Mh1et1CQ 'Q 11 E mcmcl C1011 n Ta nm i H l i ' 5 5 we President Pat Salerno Vice-President Gene Owen Secretary Ken Brink Treasurers. Howard Kennedy ,X Bob G. Peterson Sgts.-at-Arms Phil Barth Louie Miloni rx ffm ' a EIGHT!-I ROW: Schwartz, Ravitz, J. Hoffman, McAlister, Krogh. llunter, Cowger. II. Hruska, Hall, F. Jones. J, Nared, SEVENTH ROW: Ahlstrand, Svolopoulos, ML-lin, Nlchlalian, Howard. Lewis, Miliara, Corritore, Dailey, McWilliams, Sch- wenneker. SIXTH ROW: M. Meadows, Ruc-gee, Taff. Foster. Ai'inlii'iist, llfiaglanci. FIFTH ROW: Dickerson, Fogcl, Hollis, R, Moore, Papadal-cis. M. Pray. FOURTH ROW: Gibson. Braca. Clfiiigli. M Nlmire, Justus, Lieb. P, Johnson. THIRD ROW: B. Johnson, C. Swartz, Hill, Sayers, Stolarskyj, Hanrzilinn, Butera, Trotter. SECOND ROW: Altsulcr, Licka, Cope- land. Abboud, Reynolds. FIRST ROW: Barth, Salerno, Brink. Owen. Kennedy, Miloni, B. G. Peterson. O-Club Central's O-Club was originated in 1920 has earned a letter in a varsity sport. and rejuvenated in 1927 by the present The O-Ball. a dance held jointly by the athletic director. Mr. Frank Knapple. O-Club and GAA. is the social highlight of Membership is open to any boy who the sports year. Z C' f- X53 fa'-1fM3.9 28 ,M 50 935 34 44 35 Ns 4 M 3 In 91 2 og 42,-31-u A FOURTH ROW Reynolds D1Ck8TSOh Barth M11on1 THIRD ROW Svolopoulos Melln Gosch Brmk Howard Meadows Salerno SECOND ROW BenJam1n G1bson Hall Krogh Hunter Hruska McAI1ster Hlton Sayers McCants Moore FIRST ROW Bragg Congrove F1s1caro Butera Lxnk Hanrahan B G Peterson Abboud StolarskyJ Pray Whxtner Football Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central SEASON S RECORD 3 7 Lmcoln 7 South 12 North Tech Benson 7 Prep The Cent1al H1gh Eagles ended the 1957 gr1d season w1th seven v1ctor1es and only one defeat the f1nest p1gSk1H record that a Central team has ach1ex ed 1n 19 years The Purples lone defeat came at the hands of the South H1gh Packe1s 1n the fmal two mlnutes of thelr cruclal battle The Eagles had the smallest elex en 1n the Intexcxty but thelr blazlng speed and zntense Splflt offset thls handlcap Headmg the l1st of All Clty stars were quarterback Ph1l Barth fullback Alt Rev nolds center Ken Bunk and end Pat Sa lerno The latter two also were selected for All State The Eagle s backfleld also lncluded scat backs Louxe M1lon1 and Wlllle McCants De fcnsne SlZ1lXVH1tb were Pat Salerno Ken Bunk John Kmqh Jlm Howard and Mor rls Meadows The xears most CXC1tlIlg plat was a last mlnute Balth to Salerno pass to defeat Prep Central tled wlth South for Intercltv honols flI'llSl'l6d the season rankmq second ln the state ratlnas , or W 1 -'g 71 ,, ' - au.. - -a.,.- ,,cc , Mega Ere 1 4 f i- - l'fTf'7':llti? n ' ' ' S S J ' S ' - 'U' at f ,315- . ,.,., s ' , A - .. 'E . , fi ' , A , Q - 1 , y ' -.pf - I '. . 'g 1 . X ' , W ' 1 5 1,a1 X- A 1 , 212 , L t S -s 4,1 , e ' N ' -, 'f- ' .1 ,'- J- 4 a r. T 5? 1 ' 5 .515 25' . ,' ' -4. tidy V 'S 1 ' ' 'N f , .2 Mff l C ll fl: 'L J ' x A ' W A ve' f . 1' .2 1.1 L 1' 5- Q ' . 3 ' . N . . 12 7 1 . . . ' l 38 AL 21 ' ' ' ' ' . as 12 . ' Q 42 -, -' M- s s ' ' 14 TJ 0 Q ' ' . ' - V l , . . Y Hold on, Willy! IJ L Husky Hruska towers over other Eagles Eagle defense goes to work 99 Pa Salerno End Greg Svolopoulos End J' . J1m Howard Guard Phll Barth Quarterback Ar Reynolds Fullback MOFFIS Meadows Tackle M1ke Mel1n Tackle Loule M11on1 Halfback Wlllle McCants Halfback Ell10tGOSCh Guard 'Ah VaIS1tY Squad Ken Brmk Center John Kroflh Tackle I - I . L ,' ff- - l Q '. ee- Lf G . , ,Q 4 V .V Wi, ' kr-la 19 t y , 'f In . , . ' , ' , ' , t , ' , Q 4 ' I 5 1 l 7 rx 'T . A L I1 Basketball STANDING Reynolds Glass Hall Salerno Russell Barth Coach Marqu ss Nared J nes Owen J Sweeny Clough B G Pete son KNEELING Wlse Allen Westerguad The lntercltx Basketball champlonshlp earned by Central Wlth a 12 2 record was a flttmg present for CoachWarren MHIQUISS s tenth year at Central In post season play the Eagles won the Class AA D1StT1Ct tour nev w1th successlve wms over Tech and Benson GOIDQ to Lincoln for the flrst t1me ln 17 gears the Eagle basketballers defeated the two t1me state champxon Boys Town 53 50 1n the flrst round Llncoln Hlgh who peated thelr tr1umph 1n the State Tourna ment fmals 45 38 The Eagles ox erall record was 15 WINS and 4 losses The team earned the number three ratlng lll the state Phll Barth and Gene Owen xx ere selected to both the World Herald and WOVN TV All Cxty squads Barth and Johnnx lNared were named to the Non parexl qulntet and to the Class AA tourna ment squad Phll also made the All tourna ment team as well as selectlon to the ex cluslxe All State fue Althouvh falllng to capture the State crown for Central the Marqulssmen gave exhllaratmg l1fe to the sp1r1t of CHS Hlghllghts of the regular season came when the Eagles flew past Tech for the second t1me 55 39 seeurlng a t1e for the c1tv t1tle The crown was Centrals and so was the Benson game ln overtlme 45 39 Both of these games brought capacrtv crowds the doors belng closed an hour be fore the game Phll Barth defenslve ace Gene Owen re boundlng SpCCl3l1StS Ken Russell and Frank Jones and sophomore sensatlon Jumplng Johnnv Nared wlll be long remembered as one of the fmest basketball teams that the school has seen m mam xears The f1rst strlng recelxed flne support from Art Rev nolds Jlm Hall Pat Salerno Bob G Peter son and Fred Clough The basketball team s excellent perform 'ance put the Fagles ahead 1n both the In tercltx and State All Sports trophx races l l : ' . . . . . , i . . 0 . . . , . , , r , : ' , , r . . r . . . . .1 7 D - , Y 7 - . . A . . . 1 y 7 . ' I K ' Q ' s . ' had earlier subdued the Purples 38-35, re- Central's starting five - sharpshooter l w .Y - L , ' cc ' an Y '3 - S I Y Y ' A 1 ' . . ' ' , - - . 1 - - Q K , - .N v A ' L J .1 . ' fjff .t w 1 t V of L l RX 9. ' x 46 SEASON'S RE CORD V 'gg Central 40 South . X Central 46 North 1 . Central 5l Tech Central 64 Benson , Central 52 Prep I Central 61 A.L. ' ' Central 57 'r.J. Central 52 South Central 43 North Central 66 TJ. Central 66 A.L. Central 55 Tech Central 45 Benson Central 58 Prep Central 35 Lincoln Central 43 1 V Tech John Nared ,f Central 47 4 Benson 'f Central 53 Boys Town ' Central 38 ' 1 Lincoln S , fx M -ml I I I , 4 Q' 30. N4 a i . X ,XX Frank Jones Gene Owen Ken Russell Phil Barth e ew ye 959 . . ' 95 C395 ' l .nl ogflxgd beg T9 bl X30 695, 1995 0250 Q09 Phil Barth and Eagle defense close in on Links O NVQ' .4-.-qigq wa, 0' T54 RTE Ulf? IFESTUNG WWISTUN FOURTH ROW Armbrust G1lmore W1l11ams Melm Meadovts Kutler THIRD ROW Botorff K1msey Allen Harrold Brmk Cover Serva1s Glasser West SECOND ROW Wh tner Butera P Jolmson M1lon1 Hlton Hovsard M Meadows Crenshaw MCWllll3IUS FRONT ROW R8VltZ Llcka Henderson Wrestlmg SEASON S RECORD Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central 33 3 28 21 Tech A. L. North Tee Jay Tee J ay South Tech A. . North L1ncoln South The matmen under the flne dlrectxon of Coach Norman Sorensen battled the1r way to a 9 1 1 dual match record They d1d not fare as well as expected 1n th1s years tournaments as they placed th1rd 1n the North Inv1tat1onal and second 1n the State Meet The Eagles, after losmg the1r f1rst dual match to South by a tlght 23 21 score, went to South for the key dual meet of the wresthng season The best the Eagles could do was t1e the Packers, however, thlS stopped South's consecutlve w1nn1ng streak at th1rtv and kept the record of forty two on the Central h1lltop Indlvldually the Eagles sparkled Char he Whltner, J1m Howard, George Crenshaw and Morrls Meadows copped f1rst place hon ors 1n the North Meet wh1le Lou1e Butera and George Crenshaw captured state honors LOUIS Mll0Hl, two year state champlon and four year letterman, capta1ned th1s year's squad fl .ff'i'4 'l ' . 5 lm,,g,.. , my A nd, ,,-12 A ,M '- 1, 4? T7 A . - l 1 : Q ' Y l X 4,921,214 f Qq,:'iR4f. 4,9541 44 Qiiyqt 9 ir O ass! C bg! 6 l I 31,5 s a az 12 - , 28 15 ' ' ' ll ' - sz ll Q 21 za - t 36 14 ' . - 23 L 16 ' ' ' 4 15 ' - 1 I' i I A Licka Botorff Ravitz Bllfefa 2 Johnson Whitner Miloni Howard . ly I 1 . gr 9 M J ' , ix V 1' McWilliams Crenshaw Meadows Melin .4-'Z A15 Y for lUpper Left! Junior McWilliams rides South opponent. lUpper Right! Butera drives op- ponent into mat. Do lBottoml Crenshaw approaches A 4 -' victory over South foe. L61:-:QM A V ,N -. , ., A I X F Swimming . 'fm A lm. git 4 n V 'Cf' . . ' ' , 'cgi ' ,f 1, 4- ,.-A . , ' 'ia . . if! W THIRD ROW: Bruenecke, Mlnarik, Bobbit, Altsuler, Shrier, Boucher. SECOND ROW: Schwartz, Wellman, Schmidtmann, Lundgren, Papadakis, Taff, Mihara. FIRST ROW: Gorr, Johnson. J. Mattes, Douglas, Balderson, McElderry. Intercity competition proved no match for Central's mermen this year, as they won all four of their meets against Prep and Tech. Outstate competition was much more rugged, however. Against these teams the aquamen fared not so well, meeting de- feat at the hands of Lincoln High and Lincoln Northeast, while trouncing Hastings High. The high spot in the state championship was the winning of the 100-yard freestyle crown by sophomore sprinter Rol Wellman. The team finished in fifth place. The Tech Invitational saw Wellman again claim the sprint title while the team as a whole qualified 12 men and finished third. The Eagles ended the season with a 5-3-1 record. On your mark, get set, . . . R-e-a-c-h They're off! vu, L' 4 N170 I 5 '4 4 1' 'Ng I 9 SECOND ROW McMahan Harrow Dlckerson Kennedy Salerno Barth Jafek Hall Gxlmore K Allen Svolopoulos FIRST ROW Coach Karabotsos StolarskyJ Butera Abboud Mxlon Howad Leslle Pol t1 Reynolds Horwlch Th1s years dramond squad was one of the most talented Eagle squads ln many years Coach J1m Karabatsos f1lled each posltlon wlth a top performer Howard Kennedy one of the Interc1tys top batmen led the 1nf1eld at flrst base Bob McMahan and Phll Barth played second base and shortstop respectlvely Greg Svol opoulos and Loule Butera fllled the thlrd base pos1t1on Pat Salerno and Don Abboud were reg ular outfleld starters Whlle the thlrd out freld pos1t1on was plaved by elther Art Rey nolds or LOUIS MIIOHI The mound ace was Al Stolarskyj Other Eagle pltchers 1ncluded Art Reynolds Char l1e Dlckerson Al Gllmore B111 HOTW1Ch and Bruce Jafek Jlm Howard handled the catchlng chores Eagle tutor J1m Karabatsos carrxed a squad of just 16 men this year lnstead of the usual 29 Another new addrtlon to the years baseball program was the Frosh-Re- serve team. Baseball V.,-,,,0W ? ai Howdy at the bat Track '21 FIFTH ROW H Forbes McW1ll1ams Pepper FOURTH ROW l Lrberman Pomeranz Trotter Breakfleld Dunn G Sax ers G Parker THIRD ROW Coach Sorensen B Frledman D Moore B Johnson Foster Hollis W Wlse Graves L Peterson Coach Smagacz SECOND ROW Gxbbs Rlce R Moore Schwenneker McAlxster S Fogel Justus W Allen FIRST ROW J Nared Dalley M Moore Russell Sterlmg M Meadows Krogh R Sayers Coach Frank Smagaczs tracksters open ed thls season w1th one of the fmest arrays of talent seen on the H1lltop m years Th1rteen lettermen returned to boost the squad Among the th1rteen was the tr1o Gene Owen Ken Russell and Bob Sterllng who composed three fourths of last years state champlon m1le relay team The season opened wlth the Nebraska C1ty Invltatlonal Meet 1n whlch the Eagles romped to a 882 3 to 421f3 vlctory over runner up Crelqhton Prep Roger Savers sophomore sensatxon, set a new meet record 1n the 220 and also copped the 100 vard dash Russell took two f1rst whlle Gene Owen John Nared Frank Jones and the 880 relav team captured f1rst place honors F1ve other major meets composed thls vear s season Hustlmg track tcrs xxmlx up su eat . --.-...a .. y Q 1 F y Q, f - I u 8' f 1' T 1 ' 5' ' I ' V aa . , l , . - . . X A , 1 X - . x V , y, U sa ,Y 4' ' V, - - 3 I . l v - - ' ' l Y - - . . - - 2 - - ' 'f - 1 v l of A A A ' , 1 - Y - , , . . U , v . 'l . ', . , . . , . . . . . . , . K' V, , . K X ' .. .N -, , ,J . , Y i - ' 1- . lm 'F ' , V Q ' . ' . SECOND ROW: Coach Marquiss, Mayberry. Gash. Swartz. FIRST ROW: Sneider, Ahlstrand. Hill, Herzog Central's golfers, after last year's suc- cessful season, went after another city title and an individual champion with Dick Ahl- strand, Clark Swartz and Robin Hill setting the pace for the eight-man squad. The first match saw the Eagles, who are coached by Warren Marquiss, pitted against Golf and The Eagle netmen, coached by Mr. Es- mond Crown, had three returning lettermen and two outstanding freshmen to bolster In- tercity tennis hopes. Senior Jack Lieb and juniors Pete Hoagland and Fred Burbank, along with frosh players Doug Marteeny and Gene Licka. vied for the starting four posi- tions. Hoagland proves he's on his toes. 'V E 4 1-P P L 11 Fore! perennially strong South. Other teams show- ing unusual strength were Prep, Benson and North. Tournaments which the team entered in- cluded the State and City Championships and the Fremont Invitational. Tennis Creighton Prep provided the team with the stiffest competition in the Intercity league. State meets followed the regular seven-match season. Miss Marian Treat's girls' racquet squad featured returning lettergals Linda Kavich, Marsha Kittleson, Carol Lind, Karen Skaan- ning. and Carol Krush. SECOND ROW: Lieb, Hoagland. Haines, Burbank, Wein berg. Coach Crown. FIRST HOW: Roberts. D. Wintroub Marteeny. SJ , gi 1Sade1'5 x 2 '.'vv,..p. W . axe V? i. SECOND ROW: B. Brodkey, Allen, Freeman, , Pearce. Holmes. FIRST ROW: Raskin, Jelen. , -...Lrg Pep Squad FIFTH HOW: Seger, S. Dishon, D. Rich, J. Mead, P. Mead, Stacke. Rchtmeyer, William, J. Rich, Mason, Weil. Silver. FOURTH ROW: K. Shearer, Ramsey, Platte, Rugg, Newman, Reimer, McMaken, Wagner, Sorenson, Snodgrass. Skaanning. MacKenzie. THIRD ROW: Shradar, Winters, Meyers, Thompson, Mitzlaff, Vander Stoep, Sechrest, Seibert, VanRyckeghem. Wallace, Makiesky, Marino, M. Smith. SECOND ROW: I.ucht. D. Rounsley. Svolopoulos, H. Shearer, Mueller. Murry, Eichhorn, Carl, Christensen. FIRST ROW: M. Dishon, Ferguson, G. Kelley, Kunkel, S. Johnson. KNEELING: Kavich, . AQ e 2 L ,gems . - 'I 'f - - ' . s 9 D - x I X Q ' V A: f- Q I 7 1 N , K 6 A' - ei -f . , . K4 4' 1, t Q L 1 , p ' - ' l 1.. Q S 4 Q V Q5 v I, ' ' ff 1- J QB IJ y Li o , E xg 6, ' -3 C iii 3 QEQ W-gf SQ .C. C C9 Q Qs FOURTH ROW: Brookstein, Drake, Criser Boren, Bochek, Kriss, Bartling, Houston, Hill, Gaines, Barker, Kittleson, Day, F. Erman, Belzer. THIRD ROW: Bloom Hays, B. Dayton, Frey, Encell, Adams, Falk, Gossan, Barnes, Dobbs, Hahney, Krush, Anderson. SECOND ROW: Bailey, D. Johnson, Handley, Kennedy, Eichhorn, Dodds, Hufford, Donaly, Geihs, Ensming- er, Clark, Harris, Judy, Cogan, B. Erman. FIRST ROW: Taras. Buresh, V, Johnson, Havlu, Hebert, Johnson, Long, Cockrell, Frampton, Gutmann, J. Dayton, Irvine. Shukis. Weinberg, Schuster. President . 7sis..,.,s,, Ginger Kelley Secretary . ,i7, .. .. .,7.. Margie Kunkel Treasurer . .. . Sharon Kay Johnson Sgt.-at-Arms . . . Diane Ferguson Sgt.-at-Arms .. Mary Beth Dishon Sponsor . .. . ,,,,,,i Mrs. Wirtz This year Centralia's fine tournament success aroused better school spirit than the Kingdom has seen in many years. This spirit is largely due to the Pep Squad. Stricter orders have governed this year's group. To meet requirements each maiden had to attend fifteen of the twenty- three football and basketball tournaments. If they met these orders. the maidens re- 1 LP Tense moment excites Eagles fans. ceived a laurel for their purple and white uniforms. Any girl who attended every game was recognized with a gold star. The girls had many meetings during the football and basketball seasons in which they learned and practiced the various cheers of the Kingdom. Also boosting the teams along the trail of victory this year were pep rallies spon- sored by the varsity cheerleaders. Under the direction of Captain Linda Kavich skits were often presented. Posters announc- ing the games were also made by the cheer- leaders who worked under the guidance of Miss Treat. President Vice President , Secretary Treasurer Sgt.-at-Arms A Sponsor c c GAA, a nationally affiliated group, is becoming increasingly popular at Centralia. Its total membership has now risen to 168. The numerous sport activities include basketball, volleyball, badminton, softball, tennis, archery and bowling In addition, the maidens must abide by 11 training or ders If a freshman girl participates in four sports and doesnt break the training orders, she is awarded the GAA letter Require ments for awards become more difficult Girls' Athletic . Linda Jelen c Ginger Kelley Judy Nichols so Sue Voss Karen Skaanning Sharon Anderson Carol Krush Diane Ferguson G, ,, c Miss Treat each year. Sophomore maidens may be awarded a C, juniors an UO and seniors a star. The highlight of all GAA activities is the annual O-Ball, a dance held jointly with OClub at which the top senior maiden athlete is chosen to reign as Queen of Sports The clubs other annual affair the in itiation picnic, was canceled this year due to bad weather W SIXTH ROW J Rich Seger D Rich S 'Niohrhusen Morgan Thompsfn Xomr S Rich Wu! Garcia Onan Kxttlrson Faulhaber Johnson Lane FIFTH ROW Silxei Schaaf Silinitio Nslson Kiduiler Pray Sxolopoulos Ramsex Kingman Pollack Katzman Spclcr Roberts Hom FOURTH ROW Platt Rumor Long Lucht King Vkemer Radden 'Vluirx Snodgrass Mcxcrs Sturr Rilex Schucnncker H Shearer Tl-'IRD BOW Vlugel 'Nl Smith Kennedx Wagner A Nlohr huscn Schustcr Nogg Rimmeiman Rotlienbrrg Shapiro Pxckf 'Vluellcr 'Iara cio haxich SECOND ROW Shox-.Lll Ro eland B Smith Ucen Krush Muse Marino Disbrou Pavdcika Lesh: VanRw.keghem Sabes Seiliert Vinccntmi Nic Calhstcr FIRST ROW Makicskx Shukis Lind Matters Taras For uson S Andcrson Kcllex Jelen Skaanning Voss Sc-glm Wilson M Smith Vkilliams , . . , . . y - , ll , Y , T M! 'xp Q ,. X K ' V . . i L 4 , , 1 ' . , ,li t I is 'r I V 1 :Tim :.', , , ' , ,, ... . fl, ' , V, ', z , F , . V , , ,. ,,, A . Y- Y. - ' , lil, A ,r , A , Q-,. ' , 'A. .' ,.. A , V' Q. Assoc1at1on P29 FIFTH ROW 'VI Dlshon S Dlshorm Kunkel Barker Ca ter Irx nf- B1 kc Bodok Hebert Fxshbaugh Barlow Brxqtoxx Campbell L Goodx-.m FOURTH ROW KTISS 5 Jolnson Dulgm Bmdc-rx Brnrzcck Q .Iacobwn Gxdlex Gutmarm I I 3 Q 'w J A ' .7 I 1 f U' U , f ' V Q -1 - L ! N 2 JL- .A ' 75 P 1 1 ,'- 1, ' in mfr? x , 5 'S s O lk V Q Q I Frampton Q Bdrnw P AdamQ K Davls Gems THIRD ROW I' 2 Goodum Bum Handlcw Goldstem Falk Frledman H111 Franklm Buresh SLCOND ROW Haxlu Butcler L Anderson Abergfeller J Emhhorn 'VI Eckborn Dolwe Dotion Clark duicn Abbott Dauble Harris .Iudx B Exman Baskm Ch lften cn Call Harmon -i GAA m Act1or1 Lmd B Daxton Crmcr J Daxton Garua Vander Stoep J Barnw J Jrvhrwon FIRST ROW E An Gord Cogan Hutton Exaln Barth Russell Butera S- Jones Owen Sayers Brink Crenshaw Howard Kennedy Miloni I Meadows Wellman N ared i .. Salerno Whltner PHIL BART!!-All-City Football: All-City Basketball: All-Toumey Basketball: All-State Basketball: KMTV Regional Bas' ketball Award: WOW-TV Basketball Award: All-City Baseball Candidate. KEN BHINK-All-City Football: All-State Foot- ball: WOW-TV Football Award. LOUIS BUTBRA-All-City Wrestling Champ: State Wrestling Champ: Regional Wrestling Award. GEORGE CRENSHAW--All-City Wrestling Champ: NHI Wrestling Champ: State Wrestling Champ. JIM HOWARD --All-City tCouncil Bluffsl Football: All-City Wrestling Champ: NHI Wrestling Champ: Regional Wrestling Award. FRANK JONES-All-City Track Candidate. HOWARD KENNEDY-All-City Baseball Candidate. MORRIS MEADOWS-NHI Wrest- ling Champ: All-City Track Candidate. LOU!! MILD!!-Wrestling Champ-'56, '57, '58: NHI Wrestling Champ-'56: State Wrestling Champ-'56, '5'l: Regional Wrestling Award. JOHNNY NAKED-All-City lCouncil Bluffsl Basketball: All-Class AA Toumey Team: All-City Track Candidate. EUGENE OWEN-All-City Basketball: KMTV Regional Basketball Awardi WOW-TV Basketball Award: All-State Track-'57 lmile relwl: All-City Track Candidate. ART REYNOLDS--All-City Football: WOW-TV Football Award. KEN RUSSELL-All-City Track Candidate: All-State Track-'57 imile relayl. PAT SALERIIO-All-City Football-'56, '57: All-State Football: All-Midwest Football: All-City Baseball Candidate: WOW-TV Foot- ball Award. RQGBR SAYBRS-All-City Track Candidate. ROL WBLLHAII-State Swimming Champ: Nat'l. AAU Swimming Toumey Fourth Place. CHARLIE WHITNER-All-City Wrestling Champ: NHI Wrestling Champ: Regional Wrestling Award. Athletic Stars i 1,, J- an-147 U5 ., 1 qs. if ,,,,-o-1 Q it 9110151 denmmer Spry n Hoischrre M Katz S Rexss J Katz Bo FIFTH ROW L Mn er Stern Bloom X Holmes FOURTH RO Schrexber Bubrnow Brecher Brayma Mrher Ferguson Corneer Frxeden Fxnnell Khppe Sm er Falkenstem Cohen rg Frank Fo el Rxekes Sabes epn Barthng 1 y Trost K Hxner Lxeb fl Bercutt mont Greenbe ber Matsunarnx KRST SIXTH ROW Jos Newberg Pohack Graham Fmnde ohnson Errckson Byers Rehtmeyer Gxdley Cap Goldner George Cathcart Scnxro Werner Lewxs Ku dar TH RD ROW Nxetsen Grossman Burgess Horn Tre Frredman Snrrer COND ROW osenbaum Gar Goldstexn Novak Kagan Venger A Forbes L Forbe Lmtzm Freshman Gerard S-bra Zalkm rman Lxpp 1-lahnex Gomberg Ostrow Jabenxs Neutzner Graetz Gokdberg Gerehck ROW Shexlberg C Brodkey Spnman Presxdem V Sxce Presldem ecretag-Y Treasurer Sgis at Arms French C lub Are f S m0Hth1 One 122185 igmgs to domeetl And Fran e SOUBS and ces culture to lan ua e O o Cgharlone Brodk e reilolljn Shenber: Lmd en Spllman B a Rosenbaum arbara Garber P hll Gorehck y n gs Aux reu Il 'MODS me 8 g y a beaucoup :Queues du cercle f n apprend des ch Choges a falre rancals HHSOIIS et la langue f ranCalSe E t le culture de Fran ce aussl rg, ss 'X- fx K . 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Plus kno wledge thats up Jane Gabrrelson J an Severance tiers hse Sandra Ma Marlorre Do Greg Erwxn Pam Mead Mlss Nxchols Por los que est American es rsion y fi Et club Inter- Hay mucha dive Y saber que es al dia. ud1an el espanol excelente estas FIFTH ROW Block McLaugh11n Kuhns Gust Pxckard Laub Van Foote Hadsell Scott Goldbe1g Fellman FOURTH Glafft THIRD ROW Snexder Greene MBTKOVIIZ Vkrnght Wllllams Wagner Hlmberger Bartlmg, Klem HOIIHQLIISY F b F d k n Krasnc Cockrell Bxaun Dolgoff Rlch SECOND ROW Vanness Hoberman Krush Muse Ol es re eric se Xager Katleman 'l'l3CKEHZlG Bercutt FIRST HOW Snponm Rubenstem Haar Horvuch C Bnodkey 'Iompkm Wallace ONe1ll Makxeskv Cowman McG1ee Smxth Baneg fi W atm Club Co Consuls Charlotte Brodkey Leanna Haar Secretary Steve Olson Treasurer B111 Horwlch Sgis at Arms Lyla Owen Tom Tompkms Sponsor Mxss McVxcker A banquet IS the blg event Convlvlum est eventus magnus In the Latm Club each year, S0dH11t3t1S Latmae quoque anno, And other such act1v1t1es Et a11ae s1m11es mdustrlae Make Rome seem very near Eff1c1unt ut Roma vldeatur propmqua 3 1 ? w I .,.v r ' Q - A . F h .fi - .At - o gl . 4' 'kk ' -Q ' an 'v . 1 1 -s--U ,. . K . is . c X - ' ' v A t F ROW: Diesing, Rominger. Brayman. Nelson, M. Dishon, Sorenson, Haynes, Koop, Sidman. Martin, Minter, Lavender. 'Cs 21 ' V 0' ' ,,,..,.,,..,l., , l FOURTH ROW Plymate Mattes Kennedv Thoelecke Empson B A Peterson Jafek Clark Ahlstrand THIRD Woods Foster Schmldtmann Kauss Harrovx Taff Vladgett Scott Hoagland SECOND ROW Taylor Pearson DuVall Farr Papadal-ns Gash Dergan Sweeney FIRST ROW LeD1oyt Wxllxams Pray Corrxtore Hyland lmg Lydlck Abboud Croaston Johnson Presldent Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Chaplam Sgts at Arms Sponsor Re11g1ous affa1rs, local affalrs And government problems, too, Are dlscussed 1n the group of H1 Y boys Who are busy the Whole year through Bob A Peterson Rusty Clark Holmes Empson Trm Thoelecke Kent McCallum Leonard Sweeney Dlck Gash Mr Nystrom Ath1et1c events, SOCIH1 events Awards and creatlve hvmg Are stressed by every member Along Wlth the Splflt of glvmg K ROW Nlarr Bart . 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Y P5 td ll 001' SIHGI1 Preserving nature's gifts to man Is the Outdoorsmen Clubs sole duty They learn the real importance Of conservlng surrounding beautv With picnics and fine banquets The members share in fun They also help with C1V1C affalrs And keep busy t11 school 1S done - SIXTH ROW Lipert B Olson McCollum Gould Volenec Qchmxdtmann Klecek McG1nn FIFTH ROW W Mattes 4' McDaniel 'Vlartm Roll Forret Fxledel Nordberg Herbert Jafck Cl nt Pakicscr Bulger Mo rnssev Salladav Hartman Br Bloom Bicket Be Bloom D Gust Hofschire DErcole FOURTH ROW 'vloessner Thlessen Sharpe Mmter M Clarke Mangimclli Palmer Peter Dloogoff Gibson Olscm Mnllcr THIRD ROW Rogers J Bergquisl Burrows Hnte Burke Ervnn Schmidt Guss H Henderson J Henderson Echlund SECOND ROW Holmes Conrex Nelson Kulhanck Llch Maides Covnman Baeder DeKovcn Christensen Laur on R Hruska FIRST ROW B Clark Allison Jensen An derson M1 W Clarke Bartos Jarvis Covsger Wrench Cauoppo H Hruska President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sgts at Arms Sponsor Kenneth Bartos Dxck Wrench Jim Allison Ed Cowger Herman Hruska Subby Cacxoppo Mr W Clarke , . . . , . . U . . - , . . 5 K - . . ,I ly ' 4 ' Ni. Y , . , l.. ' - . ' - I i ' u V' ' . 'I , . . - . - . '. . I . .'. l . . , Q. - n 1 n Y v v 'Y 1 - ' . . . . . . .. . . , , I I Presrdent V1ce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer Sgt at Arms Sponsor Jackxe Jepsen Katharine Shearer Dxane Johnson Gael Dorsey Dave Hoffman Mlss Luhr 'T FOURTH ROW Buck DAgosta McGavren Rogamls Forrest Roll Bly N Anderson Wagner THIRD HOW Paskm Parkerson Cam S Olsen Klem Boren Gllmore N Brodkew Cooperman SECOND ROW Platt Horn Jcnkm Nluc Tarnofi Hansen Agee FIRST ROW D Johnson Dorsey J Jepsen K Shearer Hoffman Norton Palmer Ncutmm To palnt, to draw, to color or sketch, These techmques are learned by all To weave to carve or stencll, From artlsts of success, These artlsts Work Wlth pen and brush, Who come to speak at GV meetmgs, Wlth crayon, chalk and pencll And secrets they confess ,ny-9 A ji reenwich Villagers . . . . . . I- - ,....,..,, ,. ., , . l l 7 l I ' W ll ll +w52e'fo Q , e l -1 l . - A . c , 1 , 1 . Vg i . ' 1--1 - . I ' as 4 ' . 9 f 1: 4' E, 1 f- o , ' U ' Q Q Q 41 S .. x - ' Y - - , S X 1 Q I ' , . ,' l u 7 ' ' I fo' . , , , , , , , . . , . s. , ' , . , ' , , ' . . . : s. , A s. . s . v . - 5 A - '. - - , - . . A' ' . '. '- 1 sresideni ice P l ., Cort. Sresldeni Rec. S eCl'eiarY Tr ecretar H-easurer Y Mlsiorian s arshal gisvat-Ar ms me , Joan B63-Leanna lgzfx Rum ara Bere 3' Judy FAnne Gaxst Madxdericksei Howa Yn Mir fd Ken Off M nedy Greg:rlYs Isack ry Mime: lgh P1 ayers 0 M IS. Sutton .1 'Yuxncx' x 'Wane xch HUYH N 60 XOBY xx X x Qx non B Xuovn SCN 8 7. arXXmi!, 'NXnc-XXL x n Kc Shenbcv SUM XUK X r SEVENTH now: B H. Bmom. Cnvfkiofc. D. . Yehman, Rxekes. T. Watt. Mavhn, Kohn. Lamb, Hnmna . Brom-Lsxckn. Cacmppo, Behav. Dmonoii, 'rKavroXd. Rexii. GoXd-stem. ROW: Weknstocxa. Edoorn. Mmev. Rosenbaum. Schynad. Cvxsef. Dfakc. Stmcke. C. Jackson. Evman. Rakes, Rnmnow. 3. Kamz, McCann. aXken9kekn. Cap, ouston, 3. Yhncf. Hohncs. Khnpm. Green. TWT!! BOW: McKee. oxder. Dmgoii, We D3TYk!1WC,'LCN'XY1,BYYB0S, Svowponws, Rounswy. 'simon K. Snearcx . 'xiaw Kidx YK . G abrimson. c 0 duck ?XaKt Dov oi Wm. 9 reXX. S Y enrnan. X ohns v Q fouwrn ROW: YNakk1n5. 'S N. Brodkey, NNoXie. Kenzre, Erwxn. in L r mn . Crark. drnan. . en B rbes, , bc hrago. Maucncr. Lkndcu. Lxndne . ZaXkrn. Barrd. Fmk, Gkssrnann. nn. Sxmcr, Brady. Barron. Yrre Conen. Mrnvl., Schrager. 3. Coh , Gkbihsco. SECOND BOW: L. Yo . Brookes, E. Andersen. D, for Frederrcksen. Ninter. Y . Geor ge. abes, 5 Ber cum, LeDkoyk. Spnrnan, Womner. Ylager, Cock Yewrnan. Gerard, Schroeder. Vander Steen. K. Levfks. Skcrnberq. Proscnmau, Scvcrancv, Rrnecxwn. M. . 'YYHBD BOW: B. Brodkcy, Gibson. Scnrerber, Coopervnan, 'NXurr,. Singer, N. Kam, Trrrek, Hoberrnan. Gractz, Grossman. Novak, Wrner, Gordhcrg. Garber. 3. Muehcr. H. '5'r-.can-r. Krrnkc. 'Lwckbm'k. P. Kar-Lrnan, 5 Meyer. Snrxer. Xl-arnan. E. Singer. F1851 BOW: Kennedy. Baar, Marx. Gan-sz, hack, And for gamatic gr They Spoyfhers, jOytZ1up' s or a traveid fun ng tfou PS. Th gijgnlillgeiilnt the an h fl Eniy perforinfffll. ual Play ertaiflrnent 151 R-Oad 1. wrnan. Phan . 'Wac nb ex'K5Xe . Cracks A ghespmns Presldents Jxm Hednck Karla McKee Vxce President Nancy Lewls Secretary Sharon Maucher Sponsor Mr Klrschbaum Thesplans IS an honorary club H1gh11ght1ng dramat1c art Worklng wlth Central Hlgh Players, Fach member IS g1ven hls start FOURTH ROW Hedrlck THIRD ROW DeKoven Rexff Mmtcr SECOND ROW Sahrelber Lmtzman Frederxcksen C-' D- 1-I O S U2 E .EL S3 ms ?E 5 :Bl o mi 3:- hill so 1 1,12 :nu 3 25 'X E3 ge n SZ' 3 U11 D16 Q'-1 2 E2 ZZ' 38 0,5 UI I! SQ Ei VCE E- 55 25 5 Fl 59 SN O .qi v-13 an VI -1-1 :ui on go sn go 12 5:2 'U 'U fb '1 Q O O UQ O cz U1 L7 C 5 an---V 1- Presldent Kexth Hartman Runnlng tape recorders Vice Presxdent Les Kulhanek Showlng movles to one and all Secretary Greg Erwm The members of Audxo V1sua1 Treasurer Irvm Neely Answer every call Sgt at Arms B111 DuVall Sponsor Mlss Weymuller P I I I V mr- I . . ' 1 , , V J . u g ' I , Q , 1 7 , i , . 4 W , 1 , , ? I Q . 5. K 6 I r s 1 ' 3 K 0 ' ' F. Katz, Dolgoff, McCann, Bercutt. FIRST ROW! L, Forbes, Marx. Isack, N. Lewis, McKee,,Maucher, Shrier, Singer., 6 f gig. i V, 0 ' U Q10 ' 1 C A. I. I is I ? A . ? ' V ,Lib ly ' 7 9 . 0' ' - H--.-. . Help yourself by helping others, Is the motto of Colleensg And all the girls live up to this As willing, eager teens 5 O '55 9 0 , 9' ,N xx 4 K , x . 17, lpgsffis '- n Sf! :QL K 5 N5 ' President I .a Vice President I Secretary .eeoeee.e a O e.,ooio,... -- Treasurers i,ie,.o,,. .,,oo,....oooo,ioo Sgts.-at-Arms o....,V.... - oo..ov. Sponsor .........................,.,,ssv oo 0 4. ! od'-as olleens Charon Allen r ri.... Susie Ahlstrand Cindy Wardle Toni Kaplan Natchi Matsunami Judy Pollack Loretta Shukis Miss Jerabek This club, founded long ago In the year 1926, Fills the Wish that all girls have- The wish to laugh and mix has Exg 'ITSG .9 ' S C 'f1vs: c0 m 016 I ukls Pollack fa TEA COMNIITTEE SIXTH ROW Rehtmexer Rubmow FIFTH ROW Grxess Pullen Garnaas Adrian FOURTH ROW Fisk Hayes Lucht Elchhorn Handley Frederlcksen THIRD ROW Weinberg Epstein Abrahams Shukis Maklesky Ga! enbx J Friedman SECOND ROW Garber Archer Schaaf Coren FIRST ROW Llntzman Goldberg PROGRAM COMMITTEE SIXTH ROW Pollack Plattner FIFTH ROW Speier D Adams Svolopoulos Rxmmerman FOURTH ROW Wlll man Weiner Goldstein Shapiro D Fogel Schrager THIRD ROW Rosenblatt Goldner Zalkm Jabemg Fell man Seglm E Venger SECOND ROW Sachs Ostrow Lxpp Raskm Smger FIRST ROW Ahlstrand Ban 105 . ' l sg ,Q ix V, X, 1 la, - it SJ 0 1,- 'Y . 63? A'-0 Q . ig L --f goo' 'vi '. A I, . +?Q 'T 1 -. O L 1 1, . 'L . , ' ,yr 'J -1 g o V ,, , , C . .ff - L' . l I Q I SOCIAL COMMITTEE iUpper lefty KBOTTOM TO TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT! FIRST ROW: J. Bottom, Marx, Encell, Reihart, Riekes, Warren. Jorgensen, Wag ner, Klein, Larsen. SECOND ROW: Mick, I-I, Shearer. Vannc-ss, J, Kennedy, Brady. Boner, Lane, Martinson, Kasin THIRD ROW: Church, Richards, K. Johnson, M. Thompson, Rothenberg, Mac-Kenzie, Yager, Bloom, Houston, G. Bottom PUBLICITY COMMITTEE lUpper right! FIFTH ROW: Scherer, Swanson, Goodwin, Turley. FOURTH ROW: Jancik, G. Kelley, Gidley. Aflee, Nixon, Nogg THIRD ROW: Koop, Erwin, M, Grossman, Abele, J, Jones, Winer, Price, SECOND ROW: Hansen. Olson, J, Anderson Christensen, Magzamin, Gord, Kxndler. FIRST ROW: Gesman, Gabrielson. Gibson. TREE COMMITTEE 1I.ower rightj SIXTH ROW: Nelsen, Barker, Brayman, Day, Ash. FIFTH ROW: Brecher, McGlee, Holmquist, Be. Hebert, Bochek FOURTH ROW: Schiro, Ross, Guetling, Ru. Meyers, Hufford. THIRD ROW: M. Brown, Havlu, Scurr, Krasne, E. Cohn SECOND ROW: Graetz, Eichhorn, Dodds, VanRyckeghem, Bercutt. FIRST ROW: Wallace, Ba. Hebert, Lammers, Dvorkin Zweiback. SCRAPBOOK COMMITTEE CCI:-clel SIXTH ROW: Freiden, J. Katz. FIFTH ROW: Falkenstein, Forsha, S. RL-iss, J. Kennedy. FOURTH ROW: Severance, For sha. F. Cohen, Trost, Karl, Cowman, Stepanek. THIRD ROW: Muse, B. Smith, Roseland. Grossman, L. Singer, Gerard Buck. SECOND ROW: Showell, Hoberman, Turek, Braun. Novak. FIRST ROW: Haar, Zevitz. f f ' I Y - , O I I V ' S t E A li if .:, ln., 8 . I - ', 1 f 'J Q W. ws A- . tj ' t P I . F1 is h '--4 . U..Q -,pd eff- . , J 0 .. - f l' L e , N Us 6 A A 9 3' Q .41 x .ay ! . x - 3 1 M rx 7 Z if ' i ' i ,, 4 Q I I Q FAVOR COMMITTEE iUpper righil FIFTH ROW: Silver, Wagner, Jensen, McCann, Marvin, Karre, J. Williams. FOURTH ROW: Kuethe. Rugg, Behr, Barnes, Bvers, Wiese, M. Friedman. THIRD ROW: Behrens. Rinschen, M. Johnson, Elliott, Himberger, Norton, SECOND RQW: Tretiak, Koom, Palmer, H. Franklin, Oleson, C. Brown. FIRST ROW: V. Anderson, LeDioyt. R. Franklin, Walters. TAG COMMITTEE iUpper lefij FOURTH ROW: Wood, Hill, Rounsley, Bodenmiller, Barko, Erickson. R Reiss, Burke, Bartling. Wolfson. Freeman. THIRD ROW: Gendler, J. Dayton, Lewin, N. Lewis, Rock, Steinberg, Gerelick, K. Fellman, Freshman, Carey. Gossan, Feldman. SECOND ROW: N. Brodkey. Klass, Ucen, Baldwin, Sabes, S. Gross, Greenstone. Parker, Leslie. A. Gross. FIRST ROW: Halperin, Baskin, N. Venger, B. Brodkey, P. Bernstein, D. Forbes, Ro. Meyer. ADOPT-A-FAMILY COMMITTEE lCirclel FIFTH ROW: Stacke, Brookstein, Rich, P. Mead. FOURTH ROW: N. Anderson, Mason, Bristow, B. Newman, Duncan. Jacobsen. THIRD ROW: B, Miller, Weintraub. Stern, Shrago, L. Miller, Watkins. Mintz. SECOND ROW: Beaty, Camp- bell, Thomsen, E. Andersen, Croft, Carl, Mazzeri. FIRST ROW: Straka, Drake, J. Mead. HOSPITAL COMMITTEE lBoitomJ THIRD ROW: Jafek, M. Dishon. Grafit, Mohrhusen, Kraemer. Kingman, Ramsey, S. Johnson, Warren. Platt, F, I-jrmani Lieb, Baird, Murry, Dolezal. SECOND ROW: V. Harbour, Goodwin, Tarnoff. A. Epstein, M. Meyers. Frank, Lavender, Katleman, Reising, Mueller, Abboit, Hoffman, Cooperman, M. Fogel, P. Harbour. FIRST ROW: B. Erman, S. Bernstein, L. Anderson, M. Smith, N. Katz, Ford, Maucher, S. Dishon. Isack, Ferzley, Henley, Kripke, Torgerson, Spiegal, Jahrlmgu 'J l wi W l x9 ex X C WQWQP 9 5e9 Cfoq X9 99, ol we 'Y pf ec .50 V60 'aft 9 gow Z 5 Wav e 'A 5996, X9 0 c Co Q1 XAQV 9 i 9 90 Y vie YAC Q49 -AY- X 'te' X976 Q. Y fgodcl YO QQXNC Oat of bo oe' Speakers come from far and Wlde To speak to Jumor mlsses Cause they belong to Homemaklng Club And a wonderful group th1s 1S vga 0 50 vi' 2 Oxoeix 0 x ww o Pres1dent Vice Presldent Secretary Treasurer Sgt at Arms Sponsor X X xeiae 0 fi e 09 QI ie aloe' af' G 4 T we 4 c X gi 8 99 a Og, Nxxx if 09 Nancy Enghsh Joanne Schrag Patty Harbour Betty Spel1c Carol Dworak Mlss McCready They learn to cook and learn to bake, And practlce maklng clothes Because these Sk1llS are so essentlal As every young gxrl knows omemaklng Club ,,, o f .- 11 4 ,. Y z -f T5 ' 1 7 , X. A -1 ' v .Q-v x 7 f J I I As xx -xe- L f f 5 '- . .' l I gov' ON' if - G0 . , 5 YK 5 Q. '0- ' Wwagvl 'J ' .' Y Qfpev' 'Y dex. w- Q1 vfkwwalx 9. 6'x -5- , - - 90 ai? eizfxgk eel' wwfwkw 60 -129' QI'- C we Q 'X ' I , ,I .HW . . n 9 09 Q to 9-2 W 'gf Qs.. . . fo -6, ,O W ff-'f uve' W' X94 g 14 ' , ' ' 51'-.gg--00 , .9 o' ' - .. , HW. , - . . ! V I 2 3441,- fjf 1brary Club Llbrary members are ln charge They help all the students Of takmg care of books Fmd then' books for h1story They keep busy shelvmg them Otherwlse subjects stud1ed In all then' CTHHDIGS and nooks Would be a mystery Presldent Joyce Cowman Vlce Presxdent Nola Pearce Secretary Jeanne Tesar , Treasurer Sharon Maucher BQGX O 90 Y Sgts at Arms Lmda Dlsbrow .ge v- Q, i 00 013 QV5 Larry Sampxer so X 1 'BY 2 age Sponsor Mlss Weymuller Q1 0 was G oo 923 Y- 'A x Xe 05 5 X e esp 0 3 ,O YN O 6058 O 621 yi 4 5: 930 6 x 16 ef: x Q :0'5X0O's ce 399 if-ew: 60 '98 v 9 oe 1 +9 o X6 X N kk 09 YA Qexqzaiigxix LYA0 e a -03 ov? 49 'I- X 2 Qvee 0 9 X09 UO Y ea' 9 c aff ff is r- .I J . 606 . ' X Q, +5 YN, ' . . er- We .- - ave' 9 9 . O v, . 6 6' . Loewe ,, ,, -4 9 1- . xt- . '0 C v . 5 . x 0 VX oi ' 3 o' -5vss..3' '- 19 ?- QCXE 5. O i691 Y . 55 YA' Qexx X3 1. 6- -, .x ' Q ' . X1 'C-' yi 89.119 6 Vex. la Q . S- ' V Q - 1 0 1 wr- vt' , iQ. S. 655,46 0. 5 1 ' ' CONN ' 1' X -0. tow- 1 . 'S Co Z. I .Q 1- 8 I V I 1 tv . , - fi -1 1 ,' Y 5, v., 4 I , , W ,l T I X 6 X ,J 4 5? C -Teens An intercity service group For girls from all four classes, Provides for fun and friendship As the school year quickly passes. President e Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sgts.-at-Arms e Sponsor e e Sue Risley Patsy Holmes Judy Brown Betty Erion e ..ee Sandy Barry Dorothy Steele Mrs. Thompson Each year as springtime comes along The girls, with Hi-Y boys, Sponsor Lenten services Which bring us Easter joys. SIXTH HOW C Drake Holmgren Parkexson Cain J Ande en B :cn Logeman NlLClll1l1l'l N Gib on li Thomp n 'Nlo gan llxstad Burkard Piaxxl Xkoster Slracke Fallbietto 'Nlohler FIFTH ROW Xoung Barlow Gilmorc Sauk Ncxxman knipcl Sund Qtronberg Gib Lalnop Cntaid iaupp Kolash Nlach Shellbelg Damme K 1: Laxcr Cll er FOURTH ROW Craff Rainex Reimu Khppzl Richard on Williams Harris 'ichmad Nielsen ichiag ichicheio 'NI Smith Riley Do exti Hill Bax ingcr Dobh Buzauk Gla co THIRD ROW Reithxxein Boling Nlntzlaff Blau D John on Xander Steep Shxadar Phillip Dinalx Bowman Guaicrro Dunn B Petersen Xkinlex 'Qnodgxa Gutmann Clail-T Pancake SECOND ROW Fountain Allen Bailex Buhlmann Jcnkm Jelen Seihert D brox Pazdeika Planck Nlatlx Nlanzo Gibilisco Goldsberu Hon L Anderson B Dayton Roe Brice FIRST ROW 'Xhtchell Wehrli Krogzh Kucera Cogan Harmon Wilon Endelicato Rislex Holmes J Brown Eiion Barry XICQUIH 'NIc'NIaken Steele Bm Pxice Duorak Emmanuel . . . 1 1 K . 6 , . I ' V' ,' 3 T A 5 v X i Q . 3 . X . : . ' . . 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' ', , A s, , . , is- FIFTH ROW Sllver S Re Rubmow Kasm Rrch Re1ff Goldstrom Brookstem P Mead J Mead Greenberg Grafft FOURTH ROW Nlexer Rxchardson Kraerner Sund Frampton Brayman Stern Schloff Spllman Frexden KFISS Petersen THIRD ROW Lmtzman Ban R Rex s Wolfson Feldman Fellman Radden Hurvuck Katleman Tarn off Coxxman Frank Sabes SECOND ROW Kaucl' Tretlak Koom Adler Abrahams Graetz Wemberg Kl1ppe1 Raskm Erman Frzend Gomberg FIRST ROW Kaplan Dammc Shellberg Kohn Zevltz Gross N Lewxs Presldent Andy Jean Gross C V1ce Presxdent Nancy Lewls X Secretary Maureen Zevltz 'ix d C Treasurer Gretchen Shellberg 6 e Reporter Ton: Kaplan Sponsor Mrs Fnel C Red Cross Councll IS a club P0110 patlents sxck ln bed To help the ones 1n need To them Red Cross brmgs fun There are clothes collectlon, Blood Bank, too, Old folks young folks each and all And hungry mouths to feed Thls club helps everyone x I ' . l p ' I ' 4 l Q L -' .. I' ' . l . 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'vnu-Y'Hua-WWW----'rn I . 7 7 ...Q Presldent Vmce Presldent Secretary Sponsor X z 2 And y lS ten t1mes greater than e perlmeter of b Then solve 4x and solve 41 The answers slmple-1t IS E Z' FOURTH HOW M Wemberg Kalman Marcus La Greca Frank THIRD ROW Sperer Rich Krxpke Buckman D Platt SECOND ROW Soule Guss Kurz Greene Belzer FIRST ROW Lazerson Appel Frampton Coren M Brodkey ath Club Brad Lacxna Paul Shyken Dennls Lacma Mr Perry Now Math Club members dont care at all If th1S problem can be done If thelr members show an lnterest The battle s more than won li Q I--1 Aim' FOURTH ROW Armbrust Torgenson Jafek H Wemberg Farr THIRD ROW Gxbson Kelly Kuhns Greenf1e1d Forbes SECOND ROW Ippxsch Gllmore Matters Shrag FIRST ROW Kagan Campbell Baxtey Bercov1c1 SECOND ROW K Shyken Wrench P Shyken B Lacma D Lacma Conrey Hxte B Brodkey FIRST BOW Kraemer Jafek Karre L Anderson if fi ' S Q Figs' 'nf'-lu. e v n x,'F 6 1 317 .v .,, If 2: 2:C zd, 9 ' ' th ' . . . . Y s , . . . - an Y . S in . 'x'W'k ' K - I v' Q' T J 'X J , , arm . ,V s? W of f mf 'Q l 1-1 . v , E W--w A T- .-vi , A R . ' xr' X A t , ' l A 1 tsl f tw .Q A ., A I . V --X I ll? , T .0 1 ' 'U bw Y Q I . lf ff- .ut 12 ll! 1 gl BIOLOGY SECOND ROW D Platt Scott Hadsell M Wemberg Rlekes Coren FIRST HOW Sorenson Staub Hanev CHEMISTRY IFTH HOW B Fellman Clmt D Lacxna Mayberry De Spam lson De Koven Kunkel Chrlstensen SECOND ROW Burke mdsay Kurz Bercaw FIRST ROW Rommger Zadlna Greenberg President Sponsor CHEMISTRY Presldent George Zadlna V1ce Pres Wray Rommger Sec Treas Just1n Greenberg Sponsor Mrs Buresh The mystery of SCIGHCG Leaves many qulte floored, But the members of the Sc1ence Club Dont leave It unexplored 135' clence SECOND ROW Jafek Henderson Buckman Ippxsch FIRST ROW Be Bloom Belzer Frampton Br Bloom Iv.. Steve Fzsk Mr Busch BIOLOGY Glen Hadsell Sandy Staub Susan Sorenson Mr Eggen PHYSICS Brad Laclna Irvm Belzer Bruce Jafek Mr Busch They partlclpate 1n projects Both 1ns1de the club and out They explore the flelds of sclence Unt1l there IS no doubt Club 113 -ir 5 7 ' ' F , . 4. , IK if i . 'Q . fl . R V ti A ,, K Z5 -., 'l .1 .L 33 f 0 . I . . v- ,L URTH ROW: 'Hite, Krehek, Nordberg, La'Greca. TIZIIRD ROWQ PHYSICS f .1 f' I fr . f , l I 'K ' g. I - l .. I .WA p W..--..-,-.-----..,-,.--,-----.---, . , . . . 'S is N 'z' ,is - 9 C33 5-jilture Nurses President Ruth Anne Gansz Vice President . . . Judy Brown Secretary .Mary Ann Foley Corr. Secretary Diane Rich Sponsor . s.r.. Mrs. Dwyer A club for upperclassmen Is a group called FNA. It teaches future nurses How to act the proper Way. A glimpse of opportunities, Requirements and such Are on the c1ub's agenda, And they teach the girls so much. QBOTTOM TO TOP-LEFT TO RIGHT! FIRST ROW: Gansz, D. Rich, Evalm, Joseph, D, Mueller, McFarland, Bennett. Corneer. Logeman. SECOND ROW: Foley. IXIcCnnaha, Cowman. Kmdler, Folger. Smith, Prawl. Kun' kel. Johnson. THIRD ROW: J, Brown. McMaken, Spelic, Lang, Ruse-land. Frost. Englxsh, Richter. Kersbergen. President Janet Lammers Vice President u Linda Jelen Secretary Natchi Matsunami Treasurer Gail Weinstock Sponsor Miss Eden To acquaint young girls with teaching, A profession tried and true, ls the purpose of this groupg And this it aims to do. They Work to help the faculty On teachers' convention days. At Open House and final exams They learn the teaching Ways. at uture BOTTOM TO TOP LEFT TO RIG!-!'I'l FIRST ROW' I - . Weinstock, Disbrow, Lindell, Bloom, Pyle, Stern, Wein- traub. Steele, Stracke, Morrissey. SECOND ROW: Pearce Eichhorn, Schmad, Cockrell, Gilmore, Finnell, Brayman, Hofschire, Bulger. THIRD ROW: Lammers, Stepanek, Mitzlaff, Belzer, Siporin, Karre, Wright, Wrench. Brook- stein. FOURTH ROW: Jelen, Shrier, Zweiback, Johnson, Mohrhusen. Schrag. King, Rinschen. Carter. FIFTH RO'N: Guide, Matsunami, Tremont, Watkins, M. Johnson, M. Epstein, Dobbs, Frey, Warren, McCool. NX Z 115 SEVENTH ROW Llpp McCullex Laub Blexcher BIS SIXTH ROW Planck Soule Buckman Burrows FIFTH ROW Belzex Dans L1eb Hmer FOURTH ROW C Anderson Woodruff THIRD ROW Tremont Rxch K Shxken Vkcmbcxg SECOND ROW D Launa Gxlmore DeKoven J Lexus FIRST ROW Rasmck Lacma Bercoucx Kagan Pres1deni Vlce Presldent Secretary Sponsor Krngs and queens about the board Are moved 1n varlous plays Chess Club members teach beglnners The dlfferent moves and ways vi Brad Lac1na Denn1s Laclna Martm Bercovlcl Mrs Truell Tournaments are entered Throughout the Clty and state Central players try to beat Opponents bg. checkmate ess Club N xr, Court Life Q 6' 5, 4 1 Typxcal Studexit rabs books 'Sod S 1 O1-I Q X R ' Q ',a ,. 4' I by o .' 44' S .- ? -Y ld 1 ll go 5,9 , 1 M . 6' f , I bs A - .. 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