Central High School - O Book Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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There is a sadness in leaving Cenlral behind. ll is lhe same sadness you always feel in relinquishing any parl of your life To which you can never relurn. Bul This is nol The endg you are aboul To be launched on anolher phase of your flighl. In closing lhe door of lhe pasl, you hold lhe lcey lo lhe lulure. Eddtafz-az-glial! EGM EMM Amana Saleem 6645 Salaam Wiildmy Eddzfafz Swan Seldom Spam Zddtafw piatagaapdefze plot-me Exam ,415 ,Saffron guinea Wianagma ffduwefz O-BOOK STAFF BONNIE TARNOFF FRAN ERMAN JERRY FRANK JACKY SWAFFORD SUSAN BUCHTA MARIA'N THOMPSON HAROLD FORBES SHELLEY STEINBERG BRUCE WINTROUB HOWARD CHUDACOEF HALLY GERELICK STEVE GOULD JON BANK NORM BLEICHER HAROLD FORBES JIM KAGAN KAREN FELLMAN SUSAN BUCHTA RICHARD FRIEDMAN BUDDY MARCUS MARK BRODKEY NAOMI ROTHENBERG MISS MARGERY MOLDEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Senior PorIraII's-Jean Sardou Sfudio Club Phofographs-LyIe's Phofography Rockef PI1oI'ograpI1-General Dynamics CoIIicIing Galaxies Painiing-An'Ionio PeI'ruceIIi ACTIVITIES III I II! I I IM II I' If II I I I I I I I Z' I I I I 0 ,I I I II Ii III 24 III I III I .VI If I I ,II V I I I III , IA X N ,, I ' FW' hnq,ff 4y IIII I XI , .AQ f,!r.,f?' X X I f,,, Elizaberh Andersen Robin Aronson Jaimes Blickensfalili Hariman, Culberfson, Giclley, Chilcle and Gesman 'rake fhe final curfain call. Mrs, Levi, your pulse is normal. Gee, Cornelius, you're going 'lo kiss her? ,. y ,,k, 1.1, -MIN, 1, V , N ga., , X 4 f 3 l QQ! X s If '45 f ' E if , 515, f ,f., ' is ,ir 'iv MJF' ,I , . z 3 5 5552 , i il 1 fs ' f , :i ff g r 3 f ff in 3, 5 ,i , , ,V J-:QQ 'lv i', '- 'Q fi, if ,' 1 n ' Ui '49 : G ,-'if ' wi ' , f 5 ,-e,. !ff. - . 1 f J,-ffj 1 - 6 ,, f ' f ' X So clap already. 1 iiv fiawq I I l 7 ,ffff 1 1 f' H' ig' ,i,?5y . g 3 3 if in -fi gy, gl f r 5 5 si f' , W ' ,Q ff' gl 'E M51 rr Q r gg ,r rw 4 'Q rin fff , l l ,A f l 3 il li ' if , X ll ,ll ' fd l i li in V - 2512 , 0 E rg 'U hw f, I if W- ZZEGV ff Emi X X ?s?rix Iii ' if JW' , 1 wwf, f is fr if Q f , if 555, , 5 fe 9' The March Colorful scenery, gay coslumes and skillful acring all conlribured +o a successful fall play. Presenred on 'rhe Cenlral slage, Ocl. 26-28. Jrhis whimsical farce broughl' counrless chuckles To bolrh sludenlrs and adulls. Under rhe capable direclion ol Mrs. Caroline Rojo, cas+ members Turned back Jrhe clock Jro lhe Gay NineJries period ro creale a carefree almos-' phere and a hilarious series of Jranqled silruarions. The play is a s+udy of exaggera+ed characrers. James Blickenslaicl porrrayed l-lorace Vandergelder, an elderly merchanr from Yonkers who looks for advenlure and lindssir. Elizaberh Andersen and Robin Aronson were double-casr as Mrs. Levi, The Mrs. Molloy, +here's a man in H1ere. Drive -I-hem +o fhis address. maker over-energelric malclirnalcer who lilces lo arrange and rearrange people's lives and does so lireguenlly. Bill Abernallwy as Cornelius l-laclcl and James Cliilde as Barnaby Tucker visil New Yorlc for a lilrlle excilemenl and soon find Themselves mixed up in a zany, unbelievable plolr. Peggy Bryans, Ardyce Gidley, Gary l-lar'rman,Je1Cf Porneranlz and Mariana Gesman played imporranl roles, also. Orlier sup- porring aclors added ro Hue old-lime flavor of Jrlwe play. Sludenl direclor Jolfin Spilzer and slage man- ager Nancy l-lerzoll were big faclors in Jrlwe ulli- rnalre success of+l1is produciion. 757 Ji? . .. 'C GUY Haffman Bill Abernafhy Jeff Pomeranrz 'Ash an insl'1uH'. School-girls, we, eighTeen and under, Trom scholasTic Trammels Tree. Even if Nanki-Poo doesn'T like me, aT leasT I have one Tan. The Mikado The CenTral l-ligh A Cappella choir under The direcTion oT Mrs. Elsie l-lowe Jensen presenTed The popular C5ilberT and Sullivan opera, The Mikado, December lo-I7. A chorus OT smiling maidens in shimmering kimonos, digniTied nobles in long, Tlowing robes. and colorTul scenery combined To make The Mig: kado a pageanT oT changing color. i Richard Jordan delighTed The audience wiTh his char-acTerizaTion oT Ko-Ko, The l.ord l-ligh Execu- Tioner. ln his proposal To KaTisha The play reaches a comic heighT. Peggy Bryans deserves praise Tor- her excellenT porTrayal oT The love-blighTed spinsTer. OTher ouTsTanding perTormances in The opera were Diane Purviance's role oT Yum-Yum, The'her- oine, and Jim l-lorky's porTrayal oT Nanki-Poo, The Mikado's son. ii This was The Third Time This lighT-hearTed opera? has been perTormed on The CenTral sTage. f In i932 The Mikado was given Tor The TirsT Time under The direcTion oT Mrs. Carole PiTTs. Mr. Ed Clark, now an English Teacher aT CenTral, played The parT oT Ko-Ko in This producTion. Mrs. Jensen was direcTor oT The chorus and cosTume manager in This producTion oT The Mikado. The second producTion oT The Mikado was in l95I under The guidance oT Mrs. Jensen, ,Z l beg your pardon, buf wl'1a+ is fl1is? The grea+ Mikado of Japan-our logical Mikado. ,i fwo, oge'l'l1er now fp? Q ww: t, .-:K 4--'4 Mm fc A gm 1-ff :Nq 'V 1 , :KQV fv 1.11 gg Xo,' 1 f A 111 i Q:f53i4I'i4:i'f '- 5 -X f i ' f iv, .15 ff fha A 40 f fc ik 1 one, vv Nw 1 My hw' A in mf? g.,.a l . ,., ' iff. 5 .N if 1 . 2 551? Elhif ' ' x, k .1 'M 1 ,fl Ei 'f R , - 1 9 i lclc ' sq 16.5 Q22 l - I . 5 5 , Cifizens oi' Tilipu mee? for 'Hweir weekly mah-iongg session ff? The Sound of Music and ihe swish of +aFFe+a. Road Show Color, music and diversiiy were Jrhe by- words of Jrhe foriy-sevenih annual Road Show, March I7-I8. The Jrwo-acf varieiy show was under Jrhe capable direciion of Mrs. Elsie Howe Jensen and siudeni' man- agers Richard Jordan, Elizabefh Andersen and Judiih Andersen. The Road Show began wi+h Jrhe Jrradi- 'rional presenfafion of colors by ROTC cadefs. Mr. Rober+ Harrison +hen led Jrhe orchesfra in a salulraiion. Songs. dancing and music added +0 The enjoymenf. Skifs were presenied by 'rhe Oulrdoorsmen, The The Crack Squad handles rifles wifh mili+ary precision Cen+ral I-ligh Players, and Jrhe Make-up class. The Cenfral l-ligh Dance Band con- cluded The firsr acl wilh seleclions of con- Jremporary music. The sparkling precision of Jrhe craclc squad opened Jrhe second acl. A ballel and a modern dance combined wifh inslru- menfal music furlher proved The variely of Jrhe Road Show. Concluding Jrhe second acl was a choral climax fealruring Jrhe A Cappella Choir singing seleclions from The Sound of Music, and Flower Drum Song. X1 Tex Youlri af n e ' e - gona-MQW' Sxe BPY ' Jeff be nimble, Jeff be quick . .... . Bui' l'm nof kidding-i+'s +rue-You see C'mon, le+'s play piggy-back. H Barnaby H The sprinq play, Barnaby, was presenTed by The senior class under The direcTion OT Mrs. Caroline Roio and STudenT Manager Robin Aronson, May 5-6. Barnaby is a sophisTicaTed TanTasy by RoberT and Lillian MasTers, based on The comic sTrip oT CroclceTT Johnson. Richard Lydiclc played The role OT Barnaby BaxTer. a young boy who wished Tor a Tairy godmoTher and insTead goT a pink-winged, cigar-smoking godTaTher, porTrayed by James Childe. l-larold Forbes played The parT oT Mr. BaxTer, and Peggy Bryans and Ardyce Gidley shared The role oT Mrs. BaxTer. OTher characTers in The play included a Triendly ghosT, a Tallcing dog and a leprechaun. The money Trom The producTion was used To help deTray senior expenses. CenTraliTes also presenTed Barnaby Tor The Junior -l'heaTer, April 26-May 3. John, dear' CanT you be more careful7 ROW FOUR: Naughjrin, VanDevenTer, Douglas, Rxussell, Lundgren, BobbiTT, Nau, Goldenberg, ScoTT, Ressegieu, ForTmeyer, Beran, Young, Adams, WhiTe, Clark, Simpson, Graham.. ROW THREE: Damme, King. Mayer. D. Hill, HurwiTz, LeDioyT, J-ordan, Horky, Anding, Mann, BrenTlinger, Criser, Childe, Mullens, Farrell, Fried, Jancik, L. Hill. ROW TWO: Fellman, Harding, Olson, Forbes, Joyce Anderson, Barnes, PlaTT, Swanson, BrisTow, Gai Grossman, Karof, Gesman, Baird, Hansen, Bloch, G-enge, Fogel, Shapiro. ROW ONE: Bouganim, Mohler, Jamie- son, Frey, Cummings, Baysinger, Purviance, Judy Andersen, Bryans, Erwin, Svolopoulos, E. Andersen, Collins, J. Fowler, D. Fowler, Kingman. A Cappella Choir ln keeping wiTh The precedenT oT pasT years. The l96O-ol A Cappella Choir experienced a hec- Tic buT rewarding year. Under The compeTenT direc- Tion OT Mrs. Elsie l-lowe Jensen and The assisTance OT Mrs. Delma Barber, a mulTiTude oT acTiviTies allowed The choir To display iTs TalenTs. The major acTiviTy was The presenTaTion oT The opera, The Mikado, Dec. I6-l7, Musical solos wiTh The supporT oT a colorTul chorus were blended wiTh acTing TalenTs To produce a Tremendous suc- cess. All This was accomplished despiTe inTerTerence Trom lighT Tailures a-nd Tiremen. Five Tire Trucks were called To CenTral la Talse alarrnl. Firemen insisTed upon walking across The sTage wiTh all Their appa- raTus while rehearsal was in progress. UnTlusTered choir members didn'T drop a line or miss a noTe. WiTh li++le Time Tor a breaTher, The choir parTi- cipaTed in an Omaha Symphony OrchesTra concerT aT The Civic AudiTorium and a choral program aT Joslyn Museum. ln January choir members were an inTegral parT oT The All-Ciry Music FesTival. singing a med- ley oT Tunes Trom The Sound oT Music. The success oT The l96l Road Show was due in parT To The senior choir's superb inTerpreTaTion oT The Flower Drum Song. The Spring Music FesTival in May rounded ouT a well-balanced year. As seniors sang in Their lasT perTormance in The choir aT graduaTion, They realized ThaT They had become an imporTanT parT oT The long-sTand- ing A Cappella TradiTion. Junior Choir, larger This year Than usual, lenT valuable supporT To The senior choir in The music TesTivals. Trained wiTh evenTual promoTion in mind. Junior Choir members showed ThaT The success OT TuTure choral groups is assured. nes, 'CGW A Cappella Choir officers Horlcy, Svolopoulos, Bobbi'H'. Andersen, Le Dioyl. Junior Choir ROW FIVE: Showell, Young, Frosf, Johnson, Schmacl, Waldron, Orlmeyer, Beninalo, Mikkelson, Redelfs, Carslens, Neiman, Goermar, Lehnhoff Gundersen, Widman, O'Brien, Blair. ROW FOUR: Forbes, Pullen, Fisher, Wilson, Tyler, Slulzky, Macon, Hawkinson, Wilmonl, Ealon, Hannah, Kimsey Skaleske, Ellioll, Volenec, D. Anderson, Cohn, Brodkey, Treller, Hanner. ROW THREE: Eckluncl, Jones, Kellogg, Schrum, Nixon, B. Williams, Adams Beard, Van Foole, Bennelf, Borchman, Boelel, Simpson, Nelson, Rosenbaum, C. Williams, Slevens, Perrin, Bunlz. ROW TWO: Sweeney, Shapiro Moshier, Thomas, Feldman, Field, Moss, Wesl, Brady, Conners, J. Andersen, Fonlaine, Gilinsky, Verel, Boolh, Bryans, McCormick, Eickler, Dlekman ROW ONE: Barger, Gould, Boucher, Brodkey, L. Krall, Mueller, Filzgeralcl, S. Krall, Ringslrom, Pros, Nelson, Parkerson, Janz, McGinnis, Nordin FOURTH ROW: Weddle, Van HouTen, R. Boehr, K. Meyers, Reikes, Marcus, Buresh, Bercaw, Canuso, Van Boskirk, Rynearson, Boeder, Culley, Erickson, Carl, N. Miller, KnighT, Weickum, Kagan, Chudacoff. THIRD ROW: Planck, NovoTny, Nicklaus, Grey, Conner, Bruce, Macloskey, P. Miller, Karre, CulberTsOn, Booher, Kafskee, Soloforovsky, TuTTle, SenneTT, Swifzer, J. Meyers. SECOND ROW: W. Thomas, ChrisTof'fersen, E. Boehr, Schmidt Brown, Serpan, Anderson, Thomp- Orchestra ,-5 'iii V ...i. 1 . ' Say, you play a preTTy swingin' cello. son, Helligso, Nelson, V. Thomas. FIRST ROW: Naviaux, KaIIsTrom, Grossman, Lively, Nesyan, Rosholm, Purviance, Farrage. OTficers: PresidenT ,.,,,,,,:, ,,,,, H owarcl Chudacoff Vice-Presid+enT .... ........,:: J ames Brown SecreTary uuu... ...... T om Boeder Treasurer .,,....,.......,,::,.,..,,,, Carole Serpan The i960-ol year saw OrchesTra under The leadership OT lvlr. RoberT Harrison and ConcerT- misTress Terie Naviaux. OrchesTra members began Their year wiTh The overTure To The Tall play which included lvliserlou, TempTaTion and Old-Timers' WalTz. NexT on The schedule was The Mikado. Tollowed by All-CiTy lvlusic l:esTival. Road Show numbers presenTed by Qrches- Tra were VicTory aT Sea, Miserlou and TempTaTion. The 0rchesTra accompanied Deanne Shapiro who sang My l-lero, and JudiTh Andersen who sang HONG Kiss. The OrchesTra added lighTness To The spring play by playing The overTure. The group also appeared in The lnsTrumenTal ConcerT and aT The convenTion OT The AssociaTion OT Child- hood EducaTion lnTernaTional. The commencemenT exercises marked The Tinal appearance oT The OrchesTra. .,,,w...,-....f+s.,,f-WN.-.W-vwm.. Concerf Band lnsTrumenTal music insTrucTor Mr. RoberT l-lar- rison has compleTed his TirsT year aT CenTral l-ligh school as direcTor oT The concerT band. Under him The group made iTs TirsT appear- ance oT The l96O-ol season during The auTumn TooTball games. Clad in whiTe uniTorms, The musi- cians perTormed on The Tield aT halT-Time under The direcTion oT Drum lvlaior ScoTT Rynearson. ln January band members played Tor The lvliliTary Ball aT Peony Parlc and Tor The All-CiTy Music clinic which was held in The CiTy AudiTorium. Climaxing The concerT band's busy year was iTs perTormance aT The lnsTrumenTal ConcerT, lvlay 26. FOURTH ROW Lloyd Bullion Sauer Simons Bleicl-ner Harrold Enoch J Roberfs, Weickum, l-lelligso, lllsley, Erickson, PorTer, Rlmmerman, Dodd, MolsTead T Nelson THIRD ROW Foxall Bohachevsky D Nelson SwlTzer Wiebe, McClellan, Siemon, Sherman, RoTschaTer, Turley, Dunlap, L. RoberTs Brown EpsTein R Culley R LaThrop STill Kr-ecek Rynearson SECOND ROW: ArmbrusT, Ellis, WhiTman, Blniamow, Susman, Kalman, Zalman ScolT Adams L Culley KaTskee NovoTny FIRST ROW Bruce B LaThrop, Black, Nesvan, PeTers, l-lausig, Naviaux. Under The baTon oT leader Mr. Rober+ Harri- son and STudenT DirecTor T-loward ChudacoTT, Cen- Tral's dance band Tor l96O-ol has compleT-ed an- oTher busy year. The TirsT appearance oT The Eagle musicians was aT CenTral's ROTC Sound-CTT dance. AT The Road Show They presenTed l-low l-ligh The Moon, Tudexo JuncTion, Geronimo and SepTember Song. Two combos, The Sabres and The KnighTs, were TeaTured in The Road Show. These combos are composed oT boys who, Tor The mosT parT. come Trom The dance band. The Sabres played Exodus, Rhumba Malaguenen and 'Swing LighTly, an original composiTion by Arnie Fellman, one oT The combo's members. They also accompanied Susan Bunny Bloch who sang All My Trials. Led by Tom Boeder, The KnighTs presenTed TriniTe, T-loT Toddy and The BroThers Go To lvloTher's. Dance Band rcaw, nus, Buresh N Mlle Ha ld dacff Bloch FRONT Clley STH Ry n B ed Va Boskirk, Be Ca 0 Ile Th Th p Za a M I ky d BACK ROW: Marcus, Carl, u , I , nearso, o er, n ROW: Erickson, SCOTT, F. Mi r, omas, om son, im n, ac os e, A ams, Long. Smilh, Paulson, Plelss, Davenporf, Hanna, Gibson, Moore, Jorgensen. Stage Crew Make-Up FOURTH ROW: Hannah, Encell, Fishbaugh, Sommer, Grossman, Hunfer, Fulghem, Srnilh. THIRD ROW: Beber, Leslie, Thomas, Grlder, Morgan, Ma- roney, Mayfield, Loff. SECOND ROW: Ford, Kelley, Barnes, Pelersen, Szmerlak, Lewis, Davidson, Milder, Theller. FIRST ROW: Caranla, Meyers Journ FIFTH ROW: Kagan, WesT, Nogg, Speier, Wohlner, Gould ROW: NaughTin, Fisk, Chudacofi, Bl'OClliBY. Sielfibefg. Win Morris, Swafford, Kurz, Foqel. SECOND ROW: Fellman FiTTeen minuTes Till deadline! 4. xx Ouch! The TypewriTer l::iT mel Which one's The Teacher? T li il ,Q fi .K .T Regisfer Edifor Buddy Marcus The rising piTch oT cliclcing camera-shuTTers and TypewriTers Trom Room 3l7 announced each TasT- approaching deadline as iournalisTs assembled The RegisTer and The l96I O-Book. STaTT members could always counT on a cheerTul smile Trom Miss Margery Molden, adviser, who gave invaluable guidance. Buddy Marcus guided The Reggie sTaTT To I5 suc- cessTul issues. ln addiTion To The regular array oT news and sporTs sTories, TeaTures and ediTorials, l-Toward ChudacoTT's naTionally syndicaTed Whimsey ReporT gained avid readers Tor The paper and counTless law- suiTs Tor I-Toward. Special recogniTion is due The Tire- less eTTorTs oT The adverTising managers and The Eagle- eyed prooTreaders. The highlighT oT The year was The annual Nebraska l-ligh School Press AssociaTion convenTion aT The NU campus in Lincoln, Nov. 4-5. The CenTral delegaTion broughT baclc The SweepsTalces Award and won num- erous individual conTesTs, consisTing oT slcill TesTs and wriTing compeTiTion. Those receiving Top places Tor Their eTTorTs were Buddy Marcus, ediTorial wriTinqI Howard ChudacoTi, sporTs wriTingg Joel BergguisT, b, Rofhen erg, T ompson. THIRD ROW: Sachs, Friedman, quisf, rman, Tarnoff. FIRST ROW: Marcus, Miss Molden. In F bes, Gerelick, Frank, Manzo, Bleicher, Buchfa. FOURTH b h Beg E O-Book Edifor Bonnie Tarnoff copyreading and ediTing: Fran Erman, yearbook copy- reading and ediTing1 AnneTTe Manzo, prooTreading: Bonni Fisk, adverTising: PaT NaughTin, radio news wriT- ing: and Jerry Frank, currenT evenTs. AT The Omaha UniversiTy iournalism conTerence, Richard Friedman and Jerry Frank won Third place awards in news and ediTorial wriTing, respecTively. OrganizaTion was The key word Tor The l9c':-I O-Book sTaTT. A group oT beaT iournalisTs presenTed an academy award-winning skiTl?l, Ode To an O-Bookl' To audiTorium home rooms. Boppin' Bonnie TarnoTT's slaves lwho spenT abouT T600 hours preparing The l56-page annuall had many obsTacles To overcome. lExample: one person in a group picTure spelled his own name wrong.l O-Book deparTmenT ediTors visiTed The capiTal ciTy To gain helpTul Tips on yearbook ediT- ing, SepT. I7. lT is inTeresTing To noTe ThaT in spiTe oT The inTense pressure exerTed on The sTaTT and The shorT Time avail- able, This annual was published wiThouT one spelling erroT. Phofographer Norm Bleicher Phofographer Harold Forbes DebaTe FOURTH ROW: Kaslow, Guss, Gross. THIRD ROW: Buehler, Kaiman, Siegler. SECOND ROW: Danberg, Boguchwal, Siemon. FIRST ROW: Hahn, Goldware, Spiher, BernsTein. NOT PIC- TURED: Kripke. Success was The waTchword oT The i960-bl varsiTy debaTers. Sparlced by The championship Team OT STeve Guss and Dick Kaslow, The squad compeTed in I8 week-end TournamenTs in Tive sTaTes. Coached by Miss Donna Miller, The debaTers were divided inTo seven compeTiTive Teams whose members rose Through The ranks Trom beginning debaTe Training. The oraToricaI whizzes garnered 23 maior awards during The pasT season. Beginning debaTers Toreshadowed TuTure success by capTuring The SweepsTaIces and BesT Speaker Awards aT The Prep Beginners' Tourney. In The Missouri Valley Tourna- menTs, a Teminine squad upheld The repuTaTion oT womanhood by Taking TirsT place, while The boys received a second. CenTral rheToricians broughT back The Team Excellence Award aT The FremonT I-ligh School ln- viTaTional. Our Traveling Troupe oT vocal gymnasTs deTeaTed rugged compeTiTion by capTuring The OuTsTanding Team Award aT WorThingTon, Minn., The SweepsTalces and OuTsTanding Speaker Awards aT The Sioux CiTy CenTral Four S-TaTe InviTaTional and The SweepsTalces and Class A and B DebaTe awards aT The Kearney STaTe College Forensics. Wins aT The Missouri Valley Cross QuesTion Open Tourney and CenTral and Mercy inviTaTionals added more TeaThers To The Eagles' cap. The Bishop Ryan Tourney, SouTheasT InviTaTional and sTaTe meeT ended The year. In May, aT The end oT a vicTorious season, a bangueT was held aT which special awards were presenTed. VarsiTy squad members Danberg, Gross, Guss, Kaslow and BernsTein display win'ner's Iaurels. l i A K 1gl'... y '- A as A A FOURTH ROW: Krause, Kaplan, Le Dioyf, Koop, Gundersen, Kizzier, Jepsen, Bryans, Cenk, Abernalhy, Lloyd, Fiedler, For-fmeyer, Beninalo, Bailey, Ahlsfrand, Johnson, Greene, Adams. THIRD ROW: Carey, Kallsfrom, Coolidge, Holmes, Goldsfrom, M. Epslein, Empson, Hill, Goldware, H. Forbes, B. Gould, Bar+le'rl', Hickox, Bleicher, Boeller, Gidley, Bunlz, Fosler. SECOND ROW: Blackman, L. Borchman, Luchl, Grossman, K. Borchman, Berg- quisf, Beber, Gilinsky, Fellman, Bernsfein, Field, Bradford, Erwin, J. Kennedy, Black, Kaiz, A. Kennedy, Bordy, Eichhorn. FIRST ROW: Calhcarf Chudacoff, Dislefano, Herman, L. Forbes, Curran, S. Borchman, L. Gould, Rodgers, B. Epsleing Kimmel, Chai-ney, Kraft, Adler, Krizelman. Homeroom Representatives THIRD ROW: Marcus, Plaflner, Miller, Zevifz, McCollum, Sandsfedf, L, Taylor, Pedersen, Rynearson, Pomeranlz, Wohlner, Pelers, Regelean, Young, Vigneri, Mullens. SECOND ROW: Pefersen, A. Taylor, Zysman, Simon, Weifz, Slulzky, Tyler, Zalman, Simmons, Richardson, Ramsey, Priesman, Traver, Rosenbaum, Svolopoulos, Maxfield. FIRST ROW: Perrin, Reznicek, Siegler, Roberrs, Sander, Sfifes, Olson, Sabes, Shrier, Slusky, Sanford, Nordin, Moshier, Taubman, Zoorwill. Guided by PresidenT Trudy Erwin and Sponsor Mrs. Jean Skinner, The l96O-6l STudenT Council modiTied a 22- year-old sysTem by wriTing and raTiTying a new consTiTuTion. OTTicers eIecTed by Their Tellow Council members This year were Trudy Erwin, presidenTg STeve Guss, vice-presidenT: Janie Kennedy, recording secreTaryg Connie Svolopoulos, corresponding secreTary, JeTT PomeranTz, Treasurer: and Chris Perrin and David Adams, sergeanTs-aT-arms. ATTer elecTions in laTe January, six sophomores ioined seven seniors and seven juniors To bring ToTal Council membership To 20. This year STudenT Council parTicipaTed in Two lnTra-' ciTy STudenT Council Exchange days, Nov. I5 and Mar. I4. On These days each oT The Tive Omaha schools senT dele- gaTes To The oTher schools To compare and conTrasT academic TeaTures. During NaTionaI EducaTion Week in November, The Council sponsored a FaculTy CoTTee beTore school. On Dec. 22 The Second Annual Alumni Tea was held, enabling Tormer CenTral sTudenTs To visiT wiTh previous Teachers and To renew old acquainTances. The CenTraI represenTaTives cooperaTed wiTh The lnTra- ciTy STudenT Council SaTe-Driving CornmiTTee To organize an eTTecTive program To increase saTeTy in The schools. The STudenT Council is consTanTly endeavoring To pro- moTe school spiriT by selling purple and whiTe beanies or by organizing and presenTing pep rallies, The Nebraska AssociaTion oT STudenT Councils conven- Tion was held in Columbus, Nebraska, Nov. l2. Trudy Erwin and David Adams were delegaTes. Bill AbernaThy, NASC presidenT, presided over The assembly. In addiTion To iTs maior acTiviTies, The Council aids The adminisTraTion in many unnoTiced ways: Tor example, iT ushered Tor boTh College NighT and Career NighT This year. STudenT THIRD ROW: Svolopoulos, Guss, Pomeranlz, AhlsTrand ISOXAIQ: dlirwin, Perrin, Jolley, Rosenbaum, Kennedy, Gross F5 Ol' . Inside or oufside, S+uclenT Council officers are happy people, as anyone can plainly C. Council Joan Adams, Dave Adams, Abernafhy, Marcus. SECOND FIRST ROW: Zalman, Ramsey, Krizelman, Epsfein, Taubman, Math Team SEVENTH ROW: Josephson, Frohardf, Frank, Taylor. SIXTH ROW: Marcus, UH's, Kaslow. FIFTH ROW: Goldenberg, Ecklund, Kallsfrom. FOURTH ROW: Gross, Kurz, Ferens'rein. THIRD ROW: Kraft D. Forbes, Grissom, Siemon. SECOND ROW: H. Forbes, Winfroub, D. Brodkey, M. Brodkey, Bernsfein. FIRST ROW: Nachman, Brody, Posfer, Korf, NOT PICTURED: Grush, Boeder, Persell, Bailey, Zaiman, Miller, Provenzano, McCollum, Simon. ff ,Wi ' it if 'f'fqf ?!i ,L-'Lfffgzff I F ' 4 ',' WWV f X ff! 66!,lf4 aff X f W7 MW ,. f ' f f fffff ,ff ff f X fffaf 1 s my , , . X f X f X 1' f, az fffffffiff X ff f My QLWK ff Zz M7477 Xffwff X 'bm X QWWW ff X!! 7W!fffff!ffffM ff2'j PM 4' 'F ff 552, X f Min if ,,f fw W f ' fifff Z9 f4fyZ ff 'ff X X , 5 XX! X X 0 I ,, Q F A' f ,gif ffnff , ' f fl X X 7 X ff ,ff f Q fx xv fffff ff ff if JA4 , , 7 , , H K, f..k Q 1 5,12 K . e F , ' 1 2. 13227 F ' Ji fi? GLX 'm'- 7 r - f ,,h-- 1 .- f - Q 22 fk'i-'liz - 1 A i2-fl? ,-f QP ff fff,f.f F , , ,- , , m,,.,,:,,5., ,, ,, , ff ,,,,, f W, ,, 2 em 'L 21Q6pf:I.2??fi'1 -wif'-5-' - - 3 'g4.,, W,, f.'21.- fh.' F F' A bmlm W ,V may , 3 I - ,rQ4Qjvf',wy, , . , f I aft it iff-f JW fgff ff frfgfff My f Stephen Guss Bruce Bernstein Mark Brodkey Richard Kaslow Susan Speier Larry Taylor Maurice Frank National Aaron Marcus Howard Chudacoff Judith Eichhorn Frances Erman Larry Kurz Mary Ramsey Joel Bergquist Harold Forbes Rosalind Nogg .lacky Swafford Honor Society Madeline Kripke William Abernathy Patricia Bowman Robert Frohardt Paul .losephson Maris Vinovskis Bruce Wintroub Renee Rimmerman James Ecklund Gerald Heeger Harry Henderson Susan Buchta David Bailey Richard McCollum Connie Svolopoulos Elizabeth Andersen National l-ionor Society was created 40 years ago by a tormer Central l-ligh principal, Joseph G. Masters. Selections are made on the basis ot excellence in scholarship, leadership, service and character. The ten hiqhest scorers on the Preliminary Schol- astic Aptitude Test toolc the National l-ionor So- ciety Generai Aptitude Test, March ll. On the results ot this test, Aaron Marcus and Maurice Frank were selected as two ot the 350 national tinalists. Members, not to exceed I5 per cent ot the senior class, are chosen in all SO states, the Canal Zone, and American schools in South America, tree China and England. Additional members, chosen later in the year, were not elected until atter the O-Book deadline, Gamma Chapler Palricia Blackman Susan Bloch Tom Boeder Maureen Borden Belsy Bosking Diane Buehler Mary Louise Chapek John Coolidge Calherine Damme Neil Danberg Richard Engel Burlon Epslein Nancy Fellman Jerry Ferenslein Susan Field Judilh Ginsburg Roberl Gross Terry Jones Wayne Kallslron-i Marshall Kaplan Helen Kalz David Larson Lorna Leulhauser Nancy Marymee Peler Miller June Peronlo Chris Perrin Diane Purviance Mary Rasmussen Gayle Render Sheila Roberls Carol Rosenbaum Helene Ruback Edward Sewell Judilh Siegler Sandra Silverbrand William Smilh De Ann Slephens Sonia Slernberg Terri Tabor Judilh Verel Judilh Weickum Cheryl Weinberg Douglas Wenger Mickey Wood Roberl Zaiman .lunior Honor Sociely Della Chapler Marsha Abel Joan Carol Adams Marlin Andrews Fred Armbrusl Robin Aronson Sari Baron Joseph Beninalo Elaine Boehr Anlhony Bradford John Brayman Dale Brodkey Belly Brody Jane Brush Judilh Burnerl Richard Carey Sheryn Cohn Mary Deems Janice De Vaull' Jon Empson Lorie Freeman Cheryl Friedman Nancy Grissom Frances Grossman Jack Gunderson Fred Haeberlein Howard Hahn Tom Hammerslrom Marcia Hanek Tom Hawkinson Daryl Hill Blair Jolley Kennelh Kizzier l-larolcl Knighl Barry Korl Barry Kricsfeld Susan Makiesky Sleve Marcus David Malles John Mclnlyre John McPhail Neil Miller Karen Misaki Roberl Morrison Suzanne Moshier Terie Naviaux Gene O'Brien Cheryl Parks Roger Persell Barbara Ramsey Sleve Rosenquisl lrene Sabes Benila Schmidl Harold Schneider Michael Sherman Jo Ann Shrier Michael Siemon Gordeen Simmons Gordon Simmons Janice Siref John Spilzer Donald Slephenson Suzanne Sulin Cheryl Taubman Alberl Taylor William Taylor James Van Houlen Paula Williamson James Wilson William Young Epsilon Chapler Charles Avery James Belmonl Georgia Binns Sleve Black Susie Brookslein Barbara Chudacolf Carl Cohen Roberl Danberg Virginia Daniels Kirslen Erickson Alice Fellman Roberl Fonda Susan Fraser Donna Gardner Bill Garlner Barbara Givol Kennelh Glasser Paul Goldenberg Donald Goldslein Diane Halperin William Henderson Marsha Hickox Sleve Hickson Linda Hollander Leo lmolali Janice llkin Jan Janger Roberl Jesperson Ronald Kaiman Sleve Kalz Ann Kennedy Auslra Keruzis Gail Levin Nancy Makiesky Anne Maxfield Nancy McLaughlin Michael McKeown Charles Musselman Arie Nachman Deanna Neal Connie Penninglon Sheldon Perelman Toby Reizbaum Linda Riekes Jack Rife Marjorie Rodgers Roberl Rohrbaugh Marilyn Russell Jeremy Schmidl Michael Sennell Jeffrey Simon Jeffrey Silverman Sluarl Smilh Timolhy Sorenson Suzie Sloler Virginia Thomas Charles Vanderloo Alice Young John Zysman Junior Honor Sociely is an honorary group whose membership is recognized lor ils superior academic achievemenl. To become a member one musl earn al leasl six honor poinls bolh al lhe end ol lhe lirsl semesler and al lhe mid-lerm ol lhe second semesler. Juniors are named lo lhe Gamma chapler, sophomores lo lhe Della chapler and lreshrnen lo lhe Epsilon chapler. Boys' ancl Girls' Slafe GIRLS' STATERSg Speief-I Svolgpoulgg- BOYS' STATERS-STANDING: Abernalhy, Marcus, Kaslow. SEATEDZ ALTERNATES-STANDING: e-USS, McCollum, Taylor. semen: Br key, Nogg, Frank. NOT PICTURED: L. AndefSOr1- Bergqulsf, Ecklund. Cenl'ral's delegales lo Cornhuslcer Boys' and Girls' Slale wallced olll wilh all major awards and honors in Lincoln, June I I-I8, I96O. Bolh Bill Abernalhy and Connie Svolopoulos were elecled lo The lop olifices of Governor by The 600 Nebraslca leen-age leaders who allended. Joel Bergguisl and Susan Speier scored lhe highesl grades in The annual governmenlal skills lesl given al This convenlion. Dick Kaslow was elecled Supreme Courl Chief Juslice, and Susan and Joel, Associale Juslices. Connie was chosen lo allend Girls' Nalion in Washinglon, D.C., and Jim Eclclund and Buddy Marcus parlicipaled in imporlanl ad- minislralive dulies. The seven Cenlral delegales, as guesls of The American Legion, spenl a busy six days lislening lo numerous speakers, parlicipaling in discussions and becoming acguainled wi+h olher youlhs from all high-schools lhroughoul The slale. The weelc was noi wilhoul ils more humorous aspecls, however. The lasl night a Tree lor all brawl Tall in Tunl resulled in dislocaled pillows, conglomeraled beds and hundreds of happy leens. Everyone who allended This weelc of fun wilh a purpose agreed on ils success. Camera Capers 1 2 2 iifwy ,, Q 395 a B I X X Why does my romance fade, fade, fade? Dr. Livingsfone, I presume? The easy way fo eliminaie compe'H+ion.' Bu+ +hey iusf won'+ buy green and whife beanies around here. You say +he piciure's upside down? 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According lo bolh The Associaled Press and Uniled Press lnlernalional, The Eagles were The Nebraska Slale Foolball Champions. The Omaha World-Herald raled Cenlral and Creighlon Prep s+al'e co-champions. In 'rhe opening game Cenlral demonslralecl Hs power by our-scoring a highly raled Lincoln Cenlral learn. 29-I2. The Eagle loolball machine clobbered Jrhe Soulh Packers, 32-I8, in Jrhe nexl conlesl. The 40-I3 x I 'ti J VERNON BREAKFIELD FU LLBACK All Inler-Ciiy FOOTBALL Xl L E . , ..-.,-u-.,.,,,,,,,,,,-,W ,c If x THIRD ROW: Barker, Dodd, BuTkus, Hale, Lloyd, PeTerson, LITTISI 5miTh, Wade. SECOND ROW: Carey, Buresh, Ahlsfrand, Brown, Vinovskis, Fiedlef PeTers, Gould, BrenTlinger, Tiedemar. FIRST ROW: Capellupo, Nelson, Pedersen, Young, Bruce, Breakfield, Sayers, Cenk, Gunn, FouTs. i vicTory over NorTh added Tuel To The Tlames The Eagles were spreading in The lnTer-ciTy League. The second and Third sTrings played a big parT in The 54-O slaughTer over Abraham Lincoln. The sTage was seT Tor The climax oT The season. A record-breaking crowd wiTnessed The exhibiTion oT high school TooTball aT iTs besT, OcTober 7, aT Municipal STadium. The only Two undeTeaTed Teams in The lnTer- ciTy, CenTral and Prep, were piTTed againsT each oTher in a conTesT ThaT would probably decide The sTaTe championship. IT was a clash beTween a ram- paging CenTral oTTense and a Tough Prep deTense. Because oT a remarkable display oT deTense on boTh Teams, neiTher backTield had an opporTuniTy To score. A Blueiay Tield goal aTTempT was ruled no good and a long Eagle Touchdown run was called back because OT a penalTy. This was The sTory oT The game-a O-O Tie. AlThough in early season predicTions Tech was raTed as The Top Team, CenTral bowled over The Troians, 26-O. in The Tollowing conTesT. A rough Benson Team was Tinally subdued To The Tune oT I9-I3, OcTober 26. WiTh pressure mounTing, The Eagles wrapped The WesTside Warriors Tor a 32-9 vicTory in The nexT To The lasT game oT The season. CenTral had a liTTle Trouble in Taming a pesky Lincoln NorTheasT squad. BuT when The gun sounded, ending The game and concluding The season, The scoreboard read 20-l3 in Tavor oT The Eagles. The sTaTe championship Team produced some oT The TinesT perTormers in The sTaTe. Pullback Ver- non BreakTield, halTback Gale Sayers and Tackle Don Fiedler were named To The World-l'lerald's l96O All lnTer-ciTy EooTball Team. Fiedler and Sayers also capTured All-STaTe honors in The World- Herald poll. The PTA held a bangueT To honor The Team, which added a Tinal Touch To This undeTeaTed season. I on ffm .M f 36 Gunn is down-buf noi' ou'r. A ,G ...A I I r f 'f' 1 f , ,f ' V N cf -Z X' . 22. , nggwen 1 f ,Ik , .,:., V 5 .K TSA Q f f A 53 'N 1 1 4 f 1- fe-if. 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SECOND ROW: Dunn, Noel, Walers, Phelps, Smilh, Luchf, Elliol, Farrell, Schmidf, Doane, FIRST ROW: Hill, Kuller, Gilmore, Lakin, Tyler, Ecklund, Walling, Hurwilz, Abboll. R ff R ' Y . . , X'3if7,,5 ffp 5:1 'WY 9 f V X - 'gd' ,,.', , 7 'fu' -' ' ny, f-ff! ff f f f 4 , 2 'f if ' Na., fn f ' ' .fc-'fff :ff ' l W 15' ,,v,, an .,.. , K Z 1 . . - .-.' M, ' - 7 r r R :jf h fi' 'R ' 15 W W - - Q up .'-, s 2 rf: Q, , Coach Andrews Coach Sorensen 542 THlRD ROW: Dennis, McGarri+y, Page, Musselman, Weill. Ffledmani Lohfmani Peferson. Kimmel. SECOND ROW: Gould, Hokanson, Vanderloo Gu,-ge,-I Jgnegl Rifel Malfby, Boyle, FIRST ROW: Sandersledl, Simon, Silverman, l-lufmacher, Kafskee, Ginsburg, Mann. New -1 I Q TA, I s s 1. , THIRD ROW. Sfurges, Liberman, KuTIer, ForTmeyer, Glasser, I-luIberT, Taylor, Elliof, Shamblen, Denes, Lundgren, SECOND ROW: KaTskee, Vigneri, Thompson, Gash, Forbes, Van I-louTen, Jelen, Lindberg, Pullen, Hancock, FIRST ROW: BobbiTT, EpsTein, Shrier, Coolidge, Mlnarik, Van Boskirk, Johnson, Goldslein, Jespersen. I , 5 - as I 117 5 a ' f , . ff ' as I I M5 fs 4' 3 A Coach Davis SWIM Coach RoberT Davis' aquanauTs Turned in one OT Their mosT successTul seasons in years, climaxing The cam- paign by Tinishing second in The sTaTe meeT, a scanT Tour poinTs be- hind deTending champion Lincoln SouTheasT. In season cornpeTiTion The Team losT only Two dual meeTs-To Lincoln SouTheasT and Boys Town-and placed second in The lnTerciTy IvleeT behind CreighTon Prep. The Eagles gained revenge by beaTing Creigh- Ton Prep in a dual meeT and by edg- TEAM ing boTh Boys Town and Prep in The sTaTe meeT. OuTsTanding perTormers were I-Iow- ard Shrier, who was undeTeaTed in The 50-yard Tree sTyle race and brolce The sTaTe record in The same race: Ken Glasser, who equalled The sTaTe record in The breasT sTrolce: John Coolidge, who losT only one race all season in The IOO-yard buTTerTly: and Ken Lundgren, capTain oT The Team and all-around perTormer in The dis- Tance races. X Q is vijgyii-f , I in 1, -.ATM ',.k ,:Krgg,.,,i'Qi-lg,s.:g- , ., T'--'-. , s--Tisi's l K . -'N' ' Affvivi Lg- i .ggi in .K sk. K . li kLV-, 1 i I T- 1 X ,-,. ,,ii - I 5 T. T ' ' I ,,.. WT ,'i. I ' 35 - . .. - L J A i' ' Lg, : T , , , , ,Q.qfg1-I T Ywefa- V .4 Q, s. ---rf ' '- nm , '. all 1. +3 ii iii, f ,T 'i s s' M TCP' ii-- Four year IeHermen-Mlnarilr, Shrier, BobbiTT, Lunclgren And They're oliflll ,ffyiy Vqwywi ' ' 'f 341499, ,WW 4 , JQWQWGKQ, f A f' w f X ,xi ,I , 7 . H03 RX? f ff 'f ' f 7 f fwfm' f wf0ffw'fI ff! K- M ' ff4QQ.,,'f f f , fx I , . ffwj ,ff g , ' f 5 , f Qf , ,f , ,, V f W X X X. 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Sx, ., N,,, , . 1 X 4-N- - s- w- , Q - N- N N QQ?- i NN X ' iiwj f assess -T X Nw A , XX MMM, my ff,, ,f f n ,f f.ffm,f,.4,,f,ff, f COACH NORMAN SORENSE if N JIM BROWN STaTe Champion RECORD -Tech-INIorTh CEN-RA--TIE FOR FIRST PLACE Jan. 6: AL-Lincoln I-Iigh-SouTh-CenTraI RA --SECOND PLACE Dec. 9: AL-CenTra CEN- Jan. 7: Tech-A--WesTside-CenTraI RA..-SECOND PLACE CEN' Jan. I3: CenTraI-Tech-SouTh-TJ RA--SECOND PLACE CEN' Jan. 28: LincoIn I-Iigh-NorTh-CenTraI-Grand IsIand RA--FIRST PLACE CEN- Feb. 3: CenTra -LincoIn I-Iigh-WesTside-Bellevue CENTRA--SECOND PLACE Feb. 4: SouTh-WesTside-NorTh-CenTraI CENTRA--SECOND PLACE Feb. IO: BeIIevue 36 CenTraI I8 WRESTLING ATTer a Two-year droughT, The I96O-ol CenTraI wresTIing Team began again To move upwards Toward The Top oT The wresTIing reaIm. Coach Norman Sorensen's muscIenauTs did noT pIace Iower Than second in any oT The newIy-insTiTuTed guadranguIar meeTs and rose To TourTh place in The sTaTe meeT behind Bellevue, SouTh and NorTh. CenTraI wresTIers grabbed high honors in The heavier weighT divisions. Top poinT-geTTer was heavyweighT Jim Brown. This 235- pound iunior IosT onIy one maTch all season and ran away wiTh The sTaTe heavyweighT championship. Jim aIso won a posiTion on The WorIcI Herald AII-InTerciTy Team. In The I8O-pound division, iunior Terry BuTI4us proved To be a dependable perTormer ThroughouT The season. Tough and persisTenT, Terry reached The semi-TinaIs oT The sTaTe Tourney and was aIso named AII-InTerciTy I I 1255 ' , f7'fM' L- 1 f ,,., f ,,.,, ,, 71, , ,y V, A 5 M ,',,,' i Y, Cy ' I -,. ff ,T , 4, ff, - , Z , rrir I 4 if f 'Tiff - is :I I. ,,,, y , A71 fy . :V If ' l1 f .1 , , ff' f , 43 A fgvff Wi? ,424 I Z v . w- 1 'f I Z 45 ff , I , 4' V if-1 ,. i 4, ,fuzz x ,, mf Chris Krush holds +igh+ a'cIvanTage on Toe DICK BOTTORFF ,, as C! l -mn... L,,,,,,,,,,,- vm- THIRD ROW: Wiclman, Francis, Henderson, Phelps, CoTTreIl, Childe, Showell, WaTers, Lakin. SECOND ROW: OsTronic, DeTTmer Maides, Dodd, HunTer, Diefrich, Baring, Lydick. FIRST ROW: Mannon, Gurciullo, Scarpello, BuTkus, Brown, Goermar, Krush, BoTTorf'f. ! r T 521, STacy, H ,,,, , I .. , ,,., 7, ,, , , T E T , e To The World-Herald All-lnTerciTy Team. Q , 5 I The only real loss The maTmen suTTered was a deTeaT aT The -VAP hands oT sTaTe champion Bellevue in Their lone dual maTch oT The 'f-f season. OTherwise, The year was marlced by Tive second-place Tinishes, if a Tie Tor TirsT place in a quadrangular wiTh Al., Tech and NorTh, and X A a solid TirsT place in a quadrangular wiTh Lincoln l-ligh, Nor'Th and T ,Mme - f f Grand island. ,sw fwQ.sQT ss 0Ther ouTsTanding perTormers on The Team and Their divisions W W T were: Dick BoTTorTT, ll2 pounds: Chris Krush, l27 pounds: Bob mls! lnlv DieTrich, I33 pounds and Dave Goermar, l54 pounds. 'f,T gy L WG The wresTling Team oT l96O-ol consisTed oT only a Tew seniors: 'iri ffi 433 ThereTore, The performances oT The Treshmen, sophomores and iuniors ,yqy gave noTice OT a capable Team Tor The l96l-62 season. TERRY BUTKUS All-lnTerciTy DAVE GOERMAR Bob DieTrich prepares Tor escape. ifi THIRD ROW: Gilmore, Armsfrong, Mannon, Soiref fsTudenT managerl. SECOND ROW: Jackson, Jepsen, Vnovskis, Graham, Mayhue. FIRST ROW. Coach Warren lvlarquiss, PomeranTZ, Mason, Cribbs, l-larffield, Sanford Tudenf managerl BASKETBALL The CenTral l-ligh Roundballers rang down The curTain on anoTher baslceTball season, winding up on The TenTh rung in sTaTe compeTiTion. The l96O-ol baslceTball season proved To be one oT The mosT erraTic in recenT years. IT was CenTral who Twice sTopped The on- rushing SouTh l-ligh Packers, buT who losT To Abraham Lincoln aTTer whipping Them in The TirsT ouTing beTween The Two clubs. Coach Warren lvlarguiss led The Eagles To The TiTTh rung in lnTer- ciTy compeTiTion. Fred Jackson garnered an All- ciTy berTh on The squad chosen by The Council BluTTs Non-Pareil and honorable rnenTion on The World-Heraldls All-ciTy and All- sTaTe Teams. Qui John Mason in 3 A ' KJ ,ig N-.4f.m. Jepsen Dave Ha rffield I' x f in 3, , J we if Il .I if 5 if 'B 'ff f X Q J X 4 fs LW, 'Eff' X f . Pg 'fc John X J X I X. , 1 X if 3 5 1 , .PIM-M , ,-mxgwvnmiv .ns w mm, xv. Ni, 3 in -1 ,.,. fr of J ff A XA . Season's Record Ron Jcenhfal vs. A f- 59 Norfho se, 48 Benson 56 X 67 -V ,., .., JR , 58 h 46 Tech 64 63 T. J. 3l .J ' 5 43 Benson 57 'Sl Prep 32 f QA , ' ' 48 Prep 46 60 Soufh 53 ' 'ig ' 7 wesfszde 53 so Lincoln 5 ' JB ' W- fn ,V 54 A. L. Tech 54 4 x' V6I Norfh m Q8 40 Boys Town 46 .ig ' ' my X , V Gary Gilmore X lx A. ' I ,,, Fred Jackson if Non-Pareil AH City A V ' ' ni J n f x i? of F .n j ,gr 11 Ulysses Cribbs Jackson scores on lay-up. W. , , , 3 1 Eagle pow-wow plans 'for vic'l'ory. VARSITY si ., , V,r I X,-5:w fl S. ' A 9-V I' 1, lg f V 5' - ' is f , A' X ff s i f 2 1 35:11 6, - 5' i t v ISV, 'N , fn ps- ' ff A ,. ,ss - 4 ff 4 v 2 1 t fm Wg ,sl 4 I ,L t ,SQA KA. Q-.W.,!. ff i . 5, J. A J 1 ., 'f '1- i 1 f ' p x ' L v xl Q 1 fs s s s Z., fn Q if . . 9 V? . Y .if ragga V El' ' ' MXL K 7, , ,ML , I K - My figs ' 0 , IAF K' ' , Y' V, r.,L i.K7,3,5 1 :L , N X X K f ff ' i,f'ViLgig ,I Q: ,, d ,f X - x,.f , '. . 3 Anyone wa+ching l 4 Mason soars on lump sl1o+. Y BASKETBALL Xi. Hwe game 17 Y ? Gilmore breaks fhrough. Harffield eludes Warrier foes. Gilmore is comered. Jepsen goes up FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Coach George Anderson THIRD ROW: Smifh, Gun- dersen, Benolken, Simon- sen, Simmons. SECOND ROW: Turner, Schmad, Regelean, Sherman, Mac- Phail. FIRST ROW: Bark- er, Beninafo, Haney, Gra- ham, Nelson. Coach George Andrews THIRD ROW: Simon, Nick- laus, Sadofsky, Ricks, Garf- ner, Rife, Weifz. SEC- OND ROW: Gunfer, Tre?- iak, Kimmel, Srnirh, Sund- blad, Hokanson. FIRST ROW: Page, Garcia, Gould, McKeown, Pefer- son, Friedman. 3 .L 4 Coach Marquiss i Bufler, Kadavy, Plymafe, Kaslow, Nau, G-oldenberg, Bull, Drew, Macloskey and Miller. Wilh several relurning leH'ermen, Coach Warren Miarquiss's I96l golf leam was eager for high slanding in lhe lniercily league. Bolslered by +hree-year leflerman Dick Kaslow, Jrwo-year leH'erman Gary Drew and ol'her relrurning velrerans Peler Miller, Ron Macloskey, Marsh Bull and Sieve Plymaie, Jrhe squad also sporled some ouislanding newcomers in Mike Nau, Mike Mc- Keown, Terry Goldenberg, Paul Kadavy and Richard Bulrler. Coach Crown BACK ROW: Zysrnan, Zevifz, Ecklund, Van Houfen, E, Jepsen. FRONT ROW: Sfeinrnan, Ginsburg, Bernsfein, Winfroub Coach Esmond Crown's l96l Jrennis Jream was looking for an improved season over lasl' year's mediocre campaign. The rackeJreers began Jrhe year in beH'er shape Jrhan lasi year as Jrhey sporled Three re- Turning leHermen: Bruce Win- Troub, Bruce Bernsiein and Chuck Ginsburg. Qlher members of 'rhe 'ream in- cluded Jim Ecklund, John Zysman, Chip Jepsen, Dick Zeviiz, Jim Van Houien and Jack Slreinman. fa! 2 f f 'a f M , f '-,Z 1 4, . , ' fi, 3V , , -gf il f W Ml 5' 5 f, ' 'fzffzf i V . N i ff , - W 'fwfff' , 1 rf J ,ff V .T , f f 'Cr ff f , is J ,f 'uf i f 'Z if, 7 Wi554f ' , , af, Y, ' 7 ' ', if '7 I ,, 1 ,, j J, f Vw 2345: J 'f '- 'l I A' xx , f H4 fglyf , , ' fgmgyr wfQ,fff',f fp ' X ' , ,, , ,f gf, ' fufgffvvjygffgrgxig. . I, -- , , J , is M T ' r f l f fnfff f , , f, ,i , f M dywfffqh . ,, f, wif fxfffgfi, 7, vw ' ' A ' f, I y ,,,!,ff,ff,z, 1 I fy, , 4 44,457 ,, f -- , ,,f,wmf4wff, X ,, fl , mf, x W ' ' ,,,,,, ,fn MW' , 7 fwffff H. ' ' K' 44 ,M gf , fl 'f yf ,ff Ma, iff up aw: gif,,v,,,c,if,,4'f6fov,ym, , ' . ,,y,,,fff y lj. ,Q if, , , , , , X aff X K f .0 ' 0 If A crew of senior velerans filled lhe slarling line-up of Coach Kara- balsos's baseball squad. A relurning member of lhe l96O lnler-cily squad, Gary Gilmore, led lhe paclc of relurning lelclermen. Pilcher Jelil: Wohlner was 'lhe foundalion of lhe learn's mound 'M The velerans in aclion lfrom l. lo 1-.J Wohlner, Flelcher, Fouls, Tiedemann, Gilmore. , WZ 1 fi S ' -fi ' 1 f . 1 J' T1 3 gy. H V ,MQ ln, ww 3 gay, ,,!,,.l ' iff i ' t af' ' 7 7 ., 1 , 1,17 , QQ, ,f lk V, . '-41 ' -,fy , Y , ' 1 in . un Hz .1 ,rf Q Coach Jim Kara bafsos , I fi 'z' Im, ,ff C ' ff X slall, while Duane Mannon baclced him up wilh lhe calching dul'ies. Experience and abillily described The Eagle infield. Jim Flelcher guard- ed lirsl base, while l-loward Fouls handled second base dulies and Jim Capellupo roamed lhe Third base area. yfgy My ' ,f . ,E f 7 Q W4 qfflggpql? A f f i WAV, I Z , 4 V, I I 2 W--1 4 , ' Q ,iff , f , , ,JW THIRD ROW: Schmad, Regelean, Wilson, Mannon, Corrilore. SECOND ROW: Beninalo, Abboud, Cenk, Nelson, Tiedemann, Gilmore. FIRST ROW: Suresh, Flelcher, Wohlner, Fouls, Capellupo. TRACK V THIRD ROW: Nelson, Ricks, L. Karre, B. Smilh, Egan, Haney, Hulmacher, Wenger, SECOND ROW: Barker, Wafers, Showell, Gunderson, Pelerson, Tyler, Slulsky, K. Sm Neiman, Williams, G. Karre, Johnson, Rose, Sayers, Breaklield, Jepsen, Guss, Hullman, relurning lellermen from lumped. ran Jrhe high and former lor l'he lrack squad. John Jepsen. Vernon Brea season. The lraclc leam opened wilh a viclory al lhe Omah meel fell lo lhe Eagles as Coach Frank Smagacz Versafile Gale Sayers sfarfs ascenf over high hurdle. 'TTT ' ff is G gl ff' .B ., , Q- aff ' if ,iV.' is E iff? Q 3- ' i ' , I 5 QQ T iv' 3 i n 'T . I WM a.4:.Qff. , ,,, W 'ii!gf. ' .. Y--if-I 1 Coach Frank Smagacz galhered I4 molded a championship rraclc leam. Gale Sayers, who broad lumped, high and 880 relay, was an oulslanding per- Guss, Terry Williams and Pele Tomanio were olher lraclc sland-ouls during lhe lnvilalional. Firsl place in lhe Columbus roaring pace in lraclc compelilion. Hulbert, Young, Fiedler, Dodd, Gould, Lamplcin, Solomonson. ifh, H, Smilh, Friedman, Garcia, Lakin, Anderson, FIRST ROW: Tomanio, Wade, Brown, Bulkus. whom he low hurdles Ulf' ldield, Sleve ils season a Universily lh ey sel a Coach Norman Sorensen Sprinfing slars Terry Williams and Vernon Breakfield are sei' lo GO. 'r mil li 7 iii jk, . . Kg , ' ,lf- l FIFTH ROW: PomeranTz, Sfacey, Lloyd, Jackson, Vinovskis, Marcus, Guss, HulberT, Nelson, Young, Pedersen, Forfmeyer, Hale, FleTcher. FOURTH ROW: Bull, Freiden, Dodd, AhlsTrand, Peferson, Smifh, Breakfield, Francis, Lundgren, Wohlner, PeTers, Buresh, Goermar, Anding. THIRD ROW: Krush, LiTTle, BrenTlinger, Mulnick, Gould, Fellman, Gunn, Carey, Wade, Coolidge, FouTs, LuefschueTz, Drew. SECOND ROW: Mannon, Mlnarik, TroTTer, Zacharia, BoTTorf'f, Bernsiein, WinTroub, Ginsburg, Epsiein, Gurciullo, Hancock. FIRST ROW: Kaslow, Liberman, BuTkus, Bruce, Fiedler, Capellupo, Tiedemann, Brown, Sayers, Taylor. The CenTral I-ligh O-Club, Tounded in l92O by Frank Knapple, played an acTive role in l-lillTop evenTs during The l96O-6l year. Under The able guidance oT Spon- sor Frank Smagacz and PresidenTs Jim Capellupo and John Jepsen, The O- Club was one OT The big promoTers OT school spiriT aT CenTral. An old TradiTion oT a baske+baII game beTween male TaculTy members and The O-Club was revived. Sur- prisingly, The Teachers walloped The FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Presideni' .A.,,,........ Jim Capellupo Vice-PresidenT .......... Don Fiedler Sec'y-Treas...Dennis Tiedemann Sgfs.-a+-Arms .........,.. John Bruce Jim Brown Sponsor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Frank Smagacz O-Club in TronT oT a packed CenTral gym. Wifh The money collecTed Trom TickeTs aT This game, The leTTermen Aw, please, Mr. Davis. wenT ouT To dinner and aTTended a local sporTing evenT. The O-Club and The Girls' AThleTic AssociaTion ioined To sponsor The O- Ball aT Peony Park in laTe spring. The Frank Knapple Trophy Tor sporTsmanship, The ivlancuso Trophy Tor The ouTsTanding wresTler and The Pop SchmidT Award Tor Track sTars were presenTed To ouTsTanding aTh- leres. The evening was climaxed by The cowning OT The King and Queen oT SporTs. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS PresidenT ................ John Jepsen Vice-Presicleni' ......,,.. Don Fiedler Sec'y-Treas ....,,, Chuck Ginsburg SgTs.-aT-Arms ...,,. Jim Capellupo Dennis Tiedemann Sponsor ......,..,.... Frank Smagacz xqbwbx me SX 1 55 eff' ,R BYO x xv 3 ce' N63 003 vwixovs! CN xx okxoa ,fi 4 f ' , fx W ,-1,.' lg, W Q 1-v,,'s ,,,n -' 1-if '1 - ,, 4 e gf ' . ag? 1 1 3 .V -1 , 1 L Q , s w 'v v TZ' ff, 1j'.'w'e1L ' I 1 A V 15 5 f ,fi ., ,Lg :Zig ,',g'sg3.'2 John E. Aronson Direcior of Afhleiics THE SPCJRTING YEAR Coach Roberi fo vicfory in ball game. Davis leads Team-mafes O-Club-Faculfy baskef- ,Av '- , - ' xv- -, . . -qw-Yffz-wf:v,f-f-A '-', 1 , . - .. H , s . P. W ' V, 2g'fff?t f w , fl ' 'ifffi g s ' .S ,,, fy . . 5 ., 'Q v ,, 4, I ,Z , T .- fi r? . L Q L ,S ' ' 4 L 'i'A ' 'if' . ' 1:3 5, .A V? ' ,, f' l, 'V' R,2!3,V4,3.V:yff . s af ' 'R . 'zgS2?iffM f:e? WZ! , , , Ns. Q 1, Y. W - 1 ,, -33: 1? ' -ff 'K fl I 'K lv' V. K T7 A ' , L f -A, , g N . 9 f , 2 v 4 s ,x2,.,V,g4 f' V . X V , 5 VCV L, . ,. 7 W, V y 4 x ' , I y ' ' Jtfwf 195' 1' af-Q.-V v f'f' -ff' X f ' ,L f ' - Qpxz' ff ww f V- ,V V ' 's .V1z1j,! 512 e:,j'jV,' X ' M Af yy V U .nw-fwA,.,.' ,Q '+fff:q2'f 9ff'7'f 3 4f, ,I 1'-fl: Y L .-. 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SgTs.-aT-Arms ..... , Sponsor .,A.. ......Ellen GoldsTein Ardyce Gidley Carol BunTz ......Frances Rife ....,........Blair Jolley CaThi Shor'l' Miss Marian TreaT New purple uniTorms disTinguished Pep Squad members when They assembled To cheer The Teams To vicTory. WheTher CenTral won or losT, The players meT enThusiasTic supporT Trom over ZOO girls who baclced Them Trom The sTands. Pep Squad also aTTended The pep rallies pre- senTed by The varsiTy cheerleaders. They were held TrequenTly during The TooTball and baslceTball sea- sons. Such secreT personaliTies as JoJo l:reGaDa were presenTed, This anonymous characTer Turned ouT To be The members oT The varsiTy baslceTball Team. To earn a chevron aT The end oT The year, a member may noT miss more Than Three games. A gold sTar is awarded To Those who aTTend all games. Pep Squad's large membership indicaTes ThaT iT is a popular organizaTion aT CenTral. FIFTH ROW: S. Williams, Sufin, SluTzky, Swifzer, MerTes, KorbiTz, B. Williams, A. Thomas, Parks, Rich, Shrum, Skoland, J. Rasmussen, Wiseman Schneiderwind, VanDevenTer, C. Reimer, M. Rasmussen, Parsons. FOURTH ROW: S. Makiesky, M. Reimer, Nelson, Williamson, Swope, TroTTer, Sander LinTzman, Kraff, MacKenzie, SuTTon, MclvlurTrey, Wenger, Kennedy, Levin, Turner, Simons, Ray, B. Ramsey, Rodgers. THIRD ROW: Ruderman, Roche Wehrli, Lammers, Sweeney, Tabor, D. Thomas, Rasgorshek, Slegle, SToler, N, Makiesky, Ziegman, Kharas, KuTler, Yager, MiTchell, Solomonson, Taub man, SchmidT. SECOND ROW: Maldonaldo, A. Williams, RingsTrom, Misaki, Murray, Lincoln, Magzamin, KaTzman, Lewis, Kosowsky, Parkerson, Reed Weisberg, Meehan. FIRST ROW: Miller, Moss, Jolley, BunTz, E. GoldsTein, Gidley, Rife, ShorT, PeTerson, lvl. SmiTh. is Hhs Hai 4. FOURTH ROW: Geihs, Gilmore, Sulin, Freeman, Bigger, Fokken, Eyberg. THIRD ROW: Lammers, Jolley, Moss, Krafl, Herman, S. lviakieslfy. SECOND ROW: Milchell, Exceen, Solomonson, Ramsey. FIRST ROW: Misaki, Adler, Taubman, RESERVE CHEERLEADERS FIFTH ROW: Erickson, Herzog, Brush, Benson, Fraser, I-lickox, Barflefl, Brookslein, Cherniack, Gaines. Brisfow, Bolden, Geihs, Eyberg, Meridee Fokken, Daylon, Binns, Bigger, Grissom. FOURTH ROW: Cooks, Freeman, Bur-neil, Frey, Blackman, Gere, Graham, Buller, Helligso, Hayes, Hoyl, Donelson, Hyland, Exceen, Johnsen, Finch, K. Daylon, Gerelick. THIRD ROW: Allen, Aronoff, Jensen, Hoag, Barker, Frohrnen, Givol, Bosking, Daniels, J. Anderson, Field, Eickler, Goodlow, Atkins, Delk, Honaker, Joseph, Goodrich, SECOND ROW: Abel, Federle, Harris, Conner, Eleby, Charney, Fellman, Bordy, Muriel Fokken, D. Brodkey, Daniell, Denenberg, Adler, Deems, Conrad, Diekmann. FIRST ROW: Grahnquisl, Gilmore, Drew, Chudacoff, G. Brodkey, I. Goldstein, Hanek, Calhcarf, Buchla, Herman. BuT I didn'T mean To hir The Pinboy! GAA Presideni' .,.,........ ........,.., M ary Luchl' Vice-PresicIen'I' .,.... ..... B ernadine Bolden SecreTary ,,,,,,,,, ......., S haron Rich Treasurer .,...,... ........ C Iaudia Gere SgTs.-aT-Arms .,,.... ...... B arbara Ramsey Alpha Gilmore GAA is an organizaTion which oTTers many aTh- leTic acTiviTies To CenTral girls. Members parTicipaTing in aT leasT Tour aTTer- school sporTs such as volleyball, bowling, badminTon, Table Tennis or sofrball may earn an award aT The end oT The year. ln addiTion, Training rules musT be lcepT I6 weeks. When a Treshman compleTes her nine acTiviTy uniTs, she earns a IeTTer: a sophomore receives a C, a iunior an O and a senior a sTar. I-IighlighT oT The year Tor GAA members is The O-Ball. PresenTed wiTh The O-Club in June, The dance TeaTures The crowning oT The King and Queen oT SporTs. FIFTH ROW Mary Rasmussen, C. Reimer, Thomas, B. Williams, N. Salanifro, MerTes, Reising, B. SalaniTro, Radden, Van FooTe, Parks, McCollum. Rife STernberg, Washingfon, Sorenson, Theiler, Miller, Ohe, Marilyn Rasmussen, Weinberg, Simon. FOURTH ROW: PeTers, Kuefhe, Raznick, Sufin, S. Makiesky M Reimer, Nelson, Sander, Swope, TroITer, Wood, Maroney, Smith, C. Williams, McMurTrey, Kennedy, Wenger, Rodgers, Rose, WaTTs. THIRD ROW ShorT, Siref, Lammers, Solomonson, Rushing, Thompson, Simpson, Pearl, Ruderman, Moshier, Ray, Shearer, Maurer, Nelson, Riekes, N. Makiesky Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Moss, Kharas, ShurTlefT, York, Lincoln, S. Kaizman, Kraff, McGinnis, Florence, LMiTchell, Yager, Koom, KosTos, Schmidf Kufler. FIRST ROW: Williamson, Lewis, Misaki, Gilmore, Gere, Luchr, Bolden, Rich, B. Ramsey, Sabes, Shapiro. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIAT 0? FIFTH ROW: Wagner, Bigger, Halsey, Erickson, Herzog, Grahnquisl, Benson, Hickox, Freeman, Barllell, Gibson, Brislow, Barlow, Cooper, Hayes, Borchman, Brezacek Jaspersen, Henderson, Campbell, Eyberg, Dayfon, Handley. FOURTH ROW: Chapek, Grossman, Meridee Fokken, M. Brown, Hedclerly, Gaines, Cooks, Cherniack, Jackson, E. Goldslein, P. Jones, Gilpin, Boisseree, Johnsen, Helligso, Geihs, Ecklund, Hill, Gerelick. THIRD ROW: Hanek, J. Allen, Davis, B. Jones, Frohnen, Cohn, Eickler, Conner, Fulghem, Graham, Jolley, Herman, Daniels, Hammer, J. Harris, Hyland, Berg, Huslon, DeVaull, Drew. SECOND ROW: Avanl, Barger, Bryan, Buchla, Barker, Eleby, Exceen, Delk, Jerdon, P. Allen, Crouch, A. Jones, Ellioli, Eichhorn, Ginsburg, Brody, Franklin, Favell. FIRST ROW: Carl, Chrisfensen, Beard, Bradley, Besk, Daniell, D. Brodkey, Muriel Fokken, Halperin, Ford, Conrad, Abel, Janz. All Jrogelher now, one, lwo, +hree! ., ,Z 61 f 222 ff i 7 V .Janine Chrisfensen Y ii 153 .rgfiff ' is Peggy Bryans XR' A .. LN - .3155 g . Z, I 2 X Q V ' wp, af. .V,-, Y 2' Of I9 M1310 '4A',' 1 if VSV' 1 A' f Q Q Pam Nordm Mary Luchi' Vg 2 ' V43-iFVVEfV3 ,, ' .',, 'J 4 ' f ,, , 7+ -V-.ffm ,w4w5,,,L,,,,, S ly! I ,si V V, f, a 3 1 V 4 Vf 4 9 Jef.: -444 , -Ak, UIQ , f 5 ,,1.:9f ' 4 ',', Q, . V gi' Viz- W V V Q1 f i J 'S ' J , f , , H Y , N L WM, . .4 C k,M,.W ,,VV , , wa-. Arlene Jones r ordelia Culberfson , 22 v iw 2' hi 'Q Connie Svolopoulos VW, V, 40, I X 3,1 fy Y iizfiyqsx VV ff ,.,,,,,,V.W.V,f f ' , lf Googi Andersen , V f f ,si T527 if ,511 35,4 .V-V W W -V ', ,? 9225 'V,f ' , 5 , f , A n 4 11. . f-'VV'V if , f V 4 , 54? 2 fn V Z ,V .,,Q I j K W4 C iyiggi ,,-V 5 r 2 V f UV , 'f ff if ,,,V, ,.V, V, V, , , ..nV' V ,I f Chris Perrin by , . ' , G Judy Eichhorn ,Vx ,,V,, ff , ' 1.4 IL, 'V I V I ,VW f ' Z G7 gs Karen Fellman f , A Qi Qi 9 fi f, 'a S , A 's z ff w 4' CLUBS ,X wf QI' I V1 ji I x- J' 4 'Milli 4 4 E ,Q J th Q I , iw A, w P If if V!! lil J: c' + 4 H bu I u , l 1 ' 1 JF f' J 4' if 1 A, ,A L, 7,53 HX MJ 5 X1 IW H4 Q 'aff ' lf, Junior Classical League ...,..Renee Rimmerman Vice-Presiclenl' ,,,,,,, ' ........,......Pe+er Miller Presldeni' .a,,,.,..,,,,a. Secrefary ...,.....,. ..,4,,,,...a.,,.,a,, P a+ Bowman Treasurer ...7.,.a. ,.....A N aomi Rofhenberg Sponsor ........ .,.,....., M iss Ru'l'h Pilling ln Oclober. 2l Tourlh year Lalin sludenls in lradilional Roman dress mel To form The newesl of Cen+ral's clubs. Junior Classical League is a nalional organizalion wiih The aim of slrimulaiing inleresl in lhe cullrure of ancienl Greece and Rome. The Cenlral l-ligh chapler of JCI. has adopled The name Coniura+i, which means The Conspir- aJrors. The name refers lo a plol' To overlhrow laclc of cullural knowledge. The members have success- fully approached This goal by presenling several programs al Lalin club meelings and by issuing a newspaper. 2 Three Roman ladies sample ambrosia and neclar . M I G I F nk, Plymale, Kaslow, Chudacoff. SECOND ROW: Tarnoff, Jones, Nogg, Erman, -TI:lOlI,l:12SC?r?TX'nCTjrTg,?ylKrgillhls FIRE? RSTN: Miller, Rofhenberg, Rimmerman, Agee, Bowman, Anderson, Wohlner. lnler-American Club Q6 if FIFTH ROW: Kuller, Sulin, McCollum, Koop, Velez, Lohrman, Paxlon, Lewis, Parks, Thomas, Boelel, Rich, Radden, Hill. FOURTH ROW: Smilh, Fisher, Plarl, Goodwin, Karl, Parilman, Tarnoff, Fields, Swope, Delk, R. Fellman, Danes, Horn, Buchla. THIRD ROW: Mulnick, Sfephens, BenneH, Richardson, Mueller, Gilpin, Williams, Legler, K. Daylon, Moss, Wehrli, Schmidf, Purviance, Greenberg, Davidson. SECOND ROW: Alcaraz, Carl, Ruback, Krafr, Schafer, Parkerson, Sachs, Siref, Gerber, N. Fellman, Milder, Davis. FIRST ROW: Bull, Aronson, Helligso, Nixon, Gaines, J. Dayfon, Vanderloo, Fox. You're ordering six 'lacos and four 'lamales? Presidenl' ..........., ...,,... N ilclci Nixon Vice-Presidenl' ....., .,...,s l. inda Gaines Secrelary ......... ..,.. R ulh Helligso Treasurer .s...,... ...... J ean Daylon Sgls.-al'-Arms .,.... ...., R obin Aronson Dave Vanclerloo Sponsor ,.,,,. e..... M iss Jane Nichols The lnler-American club is an organizalion which slrives lo imparl a beller underslanding of lhe Spanish-speaking counlries around lhe world. The members musl eirher be lalcing Spanish or have had al leasl one year ol sludy in lliis language. This year lhe club enioyecl programs ranging lrom a slcil lo a game ol Spanish Bingo. Al' one meeling Gizella Denes, a Cenlral slu- denl who spenl a year in Mexico, spolce on lhe sighls and cusloms of Jrhal counlry. Lalin Club FIFTH ROW: C. Freeman, Armbrusl, Falk, Grush, Guss, Kaslow, Bleicher, Frank, Douglas, Bennell, Kallslrom, S. Kaplan, Ahlsfrand, Alexander. FOURTH ROW: Daniel, Krause, Gross, R. Kaplan, Hawkinson, J. Jones, Erman, Grossman, J.Adams, Forbes, Brooks, Hahn, Grissom, L. Freeman. THIRD ROW: Andersen, Bowman, Hyland, Donelson, B. Jones, Gere, Baker, Jenkins, Friedman, Jolley, Exceen, Hoyl, Hammer. SECOND ROW: S. Adams, Harris, Alkins, Borden, Brodkey, Franklin, Bradley, Kripke, Kuller, Deems, Herzoff, Donaldson, Adler. FIRST ROW: Behr, Ginsburg, Agee, Bernsfein, Kricsfeld, Empson, Anderson, Bunlz, Benson. Beal Romans swing ou'l' a+ Lafin club meeling. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Sr. Consul .........,,,...,.......,7,.,,,,,,,,, Howard Chudacoff Jr. Consuls ...... ,,,,,,,,, .I ucly Ginsburg Tom Boeder SecreTary .....,. ... , N eil Danberg Treasurer .,......,. ,,,,,,, M arshal Kaplan SgTs.-aT-Arms ..... ,,,,,, B arry Golclware Sponsor ..,..,. An expecTanT hush Tell upon The gaThered mulTi- Tude oT eager specTaTors. Suddenly The runner came inTo view. The Oylmpic games were under way. No, This was noT Rome, IT was CenTral I-ligh. The Olympic games were iusT a parT oT a diversi- Tied lineup oT programs Tor The year. OThers in- cluded a I.aTin play, numerous reporTs on Roman life and a SaTurnaIia parTy. The LaTin club moved ahead To new accom- plishmenTs This year. Membership rose To over I6O. In spiTe oT iTs large numloer. The club was alole To allow everyone To parTicipaTe in acTiviTies. John McInTyre STeve Marcus Mrs. DoroThy Conlan One oT The LaTin clulo's biggesT underTaIcings This year was The TradiTional Roman bangueT. Pre- ceding The bangueT was a slave aucTion. Freshmen were sold To upperclassmen Tor a day's serviTude. AT The banquet cosTumes oT The Roman Empire were worn by everyone. The sTudenTs paraded abouT The room while iudges selecfed The besT cosTumes. I-Ielping To malce The LaTin club a beT'Ter organ- izaTion were advisers Miss RuTh Pilling, Mrs. DoroThy Conlan, Miss Fern McVicl4er and Miss Rina Bavaresco. SIXTH ROW: Priesman, Novofny, Schmad, Nielsen, PIymaTe, Obrien, Nelsen, Wohlner, B. Marcus, Gordon Simmons, Young, Taylor, Thomas, Zevifz, Sherman, Rife, Volenec, Wardle. FIFTH ROW: Tarnoff, McLaughlin, Weinstein, Reclelfs, Miller, Macloskey, Rimmerman, M. R'amsey, Brush, McPhaiI, RosenquisT, Shrum, Mannon, Rushing, Slusky. FOURTH ROW: Thompson, Makiesky, Damme, STernberg, Rasmussen, Raznick, SuTin, Rofhenberg, WinTroub, Nogg, PeTerson, G-ordeen Simmons, Perrin, Tabor, VereT, Siegler, Moss, STiTes, Shrier. THIRD ROW: Buchia, B. Ramsey, Theiler, Rosenbaum, Sorenson, Sfephens, Nelson, T. Naviaux, S. Naviaux, OsTronic, Janz, Jenanyan, Field, Roberfs, Borchman, Talley, Sabes. SECOND ROW: Siref, Taubman, Mac- Kenzie, R'uderman, Moshier, Chapek, Render, SchweiTzer, Plafner, Richards, Prose. FIRST ROW: S. Marcus, Kaplan, Boeder, Chudacoff, Ginsburg, Danberg, Goldware, McInTyre. L German Club THIRD ROW: While, Pedersen, Frohardl, Baeder, Boguchwal, Bassman. SECOND ROW: Vecbasliks, Manns, Burszfyn, Frisk, Frey, Planck, Eickler. FIRST ROW: Peronlo, Lively, Jacobson, Brezacek, Reimer. l wonder if l'l1a+ bug crawling up 'lhe picfure appreciales German ar-l'. Presidenl .:.,.. Secrelary ...., Treasurer .,,,,,,,, Sglz-al'-Arms ..... Sponsor :....... Arnold Jacobson ......Deanne Brezacelc ,..Rul'a Alcuralers .....,....Joan Lively .,....Mr. Ecl Clarlc Twenly-five German club members from Cenlral and Weslside congreqalecl early in llie year al 'rlie German-American l-lall for llne annual German ban- quel. Delicious food and an inleresling program lielpecl lo malce llwe banquel a Tremendous success. The club crealecl an olcl-world almosplwere for ils Clfirislmas meeling willi an accounl of a lradilional German Clwrislmas. l.a'rer in llie year, club members visilecl Joslyn museum lo examine llie worlcs of German arlisls. Russian Club Presiden+ ..,.....R... ,,,,,, G eorge Douglas Vice-PresiclenT ...,... ,,,,,,,,,,M,,A 4 A I Taylor S8Cre'l'6I'y .........,-- ,,,,,-,,,,,,, P olly Negvan Treasurer K,....... ..A7,.....,.,. R oberT Friedman Sgf.-al'-ArmS ...Q... ..,.vw.w.......,v....., J erry BelmonT Sponsor .....Q.. ..,..... R ev. Voiislav Dosenovich The Russian club is an organizaTion Tormed To TurTher The sTudy OT The Russian people and Their culTuire. lT consisTs oT pasT and presenT sTudenTs OT The Russian language. The club holds rnonThly meeT- ings aT which Tilms and lec:Tures are presenTed. The Russian c:lub's mosT imporTanT acTiviTy was The Russian TesTival, held in The spring. Members donned TradiTional cosTumes Tor a banqueT oT Rus- sian Tood Tollowed by gala Toll: dances. The insTalla- Tion oT The l96I-62 PresidenT was held aT This Time. , A THIRD ROW: KallsTrom, Jim BelmonT, Haebeflein, M Ile s We SECOND ROW K Gelbaf D Nesvan, Biniamow, Urbka, Posfer, Nachman. FIRST ROW Je ern 0 5 -.W French Club FIFTH ROW: Kizzier, Lillle, Johnson, Van Foole, Dunham, Lloyd, Hulberl, Mason, Graham, Arnie Fellman, Eyberg, Bryans, Kingman. FOURTH ROW Bleicher, Ealon, Friedman, Farrell, Cecenaa, Buffinglon, Fender, Kasin, Coolidge, Heise, llkin, S. Brookslein, Cherniack, Grissom. THIRD ROW: Gilinsky Henderson, King, Blackman, Curran, Dvorkin, Gerelick, Fisk, Koslbolh, Buehler, K. Goldslein, Forbes, Feldman. SECOND ROW: Beber, Alice Fellman Bordy, Levin, Bloch, Joffe, Aronson, Brody, Denenberg, Gould, Bradford. FIRST ROW: J. B-rookslein, Bercufl, Brodkey, Chudacoff, l.Golds'rein, Lincoln Holmquisl, Baron. Presldenl' ....,...,,... Vice-Presidenl' ...,.,, Secrelary ,,,,....,. Treasurer .......... .....,.Mollie Ramsey ....,,..Chris Krush ,....,Helen Kalz ,......Linda Hill Sg-I-5,3-I'-Arm5 ,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,s...... S U sie Joe Schilc Sponsors ,,,,,,, A,,,, M iss Rina Bavaresco Mrs. Kalhleen Barlizal Roll fhe presses tK'HS ' ' If you speak French, you mighr be eligible for membership in 'rhe French club. All members eilher Take French or have compleled one year of sludy in Jrhis language. Under 'rhe direcrion ol The Program commifiee, many inleresling programs were presenled rhrough- oui Jrhe year. Among Jrhese was a Parisian slcil, com- plere wiih arrisrs and bealnilcs. ln March a crepe-paper-decked caiereria was ihe selling 'lor one of Cen+ral's gayesi ieslivals, ihe Mardi Gras. Members donned cosrumes and maslcs lo add +o The lesliyily. The iheme oi one meeling was French schools and young people. Slides were shown, and reporis were given lo carry oul Jrhis Theme. Through donarions Jrhe French club was able 'ro send a CARE paclcage lo France. Approaching meelings were announced by ihe Publiciiy and Bulleiin Board commilalee Jrhrough 'rhe disiribulion of beaulilul posiers. 4421 ,ff Vive la Mardi Gras! fy, I4 FIFTH ROW: Swifzer, Nixon, Speier, Persell, Mclnfyre, Sokolof, Sfeele, Simon, Maffes, Timberman, Maxfielo, Tremont Sewely FOURTH This Trefiak, Sears, Nofhnagel, Veref, Siegler, Sfeffes, Naviaux, Simons, Roberfs, Purviance, B. Raf'nS6Y,'WllSOV1- THllzD Rpwi Naugh' rl' arlWV'f?'l' n' Riekes, Sfoler, Roche, Sfewarf, Misaki, Yager, Ziegman, Nordin, Render. SECOND ROW: Bouganm. ?vlf3QZa'F-ll' Smit' Sari-eng' as llgmi Meiches, Schweifzer, Nogg, Shurileff, Ross, Schneider. FIRST ROW: Reed, Field, Krush, M. Ramsey, Kafz, Hill, Scnir. Math Club FIFTH ROW: UTTs, Bailey, Krecek, L. Taylor, Ecklund, Kaslow, Guss, Marcus, Josephson, FrohardT, McCollum, Goldenberg, Simon, KuTler, S. Kaplan, M. Kaplan, Freiden. FOURTH ROW: Kraff, Karre, Baeder, A. Taylor, KallsTrom, Heeger, Bleicher, Fellman, Ricks, P. Miller, Grush, AuTery, Persell, Boguchwal. THIRD ROW: D. Forbes, WeinsTein, Hahn, Priesrnan, Kully, Kasin, N. Miller, H. Forbes, Gould, BergquisT Kricsfeld, Hickson, Fried, WinTroub. SECOND ROW: Bernsfein, H. Mulnick, Siemon, Grossman, Rasmussen, Grissom, Friedman, PosTer, S. Brodkey, G-oIdsTein, S. Forbes, Moshier, Ruback, Siref. FIRST ROW: Henderson, J. Mulnick, Silverbrand, Baron, Frank, M. Brodkey, Kurz, D. Brodkey, Nachman, Brody. PresidenT .........,. ..... M ark Brodkey Vice-Presiclen'l' ..... ....... J erry Frank Sec'y-Treasurer ...... ...,...,...... L arry Kurz Sponsor ............. ...... M r. Duane Perry MonThs oT preparaTion by MaTh club members TerminaTecl wiTh Two conTesTs held This spring. Sev- enTy-six sTudenTs parTicipaTed in The club's inTra- mural ma+h TesT. Michael Mclieown, Tony Brad- fa A Tord. l-lelene Ruback and Maris Vinovskis were win- ners OT This year's awards. MaTh Team members, alThough ineligible Tor The inTramural conTesT, parTicipaTed in The TwelTTh annual lvlaThemaTics ConTesT, March 9. CenTral's Team oT Mark Brodkey, Jerry Frank and Doug Jo- sephson walked away wiTh Top sTaTe honors. Sponsored by The head oT The maThemaTics le1's see . . . 2-F225 - - - HO- Tha? WH be Hgh - deparTmenT, Mr. Duane Perry, The club was organ- ized in l955. BeTore This Time The club was a parT oT The Science club. Science Club Presldenl' .,,,,, ,A ,,,,,,,,,, -A,,AAwAV,w,ngl- Richard Kaslow Vice-Presidenr ,,,,,, ,,,,,,A,AA V,7,, w ,,,,,,,, Joel Bergquisi' Sec.-Treas .,,.Y AA AA,, ,AA,w,v,,,,,,,---, Bruce Bernslein Sgl.-al'-Arms .,.,,, ,AAA,,,,w,,w,,,,,-,,-A Larry Taylor Sponsors 7oo,. ,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,,777o,-v,-,-,,qw,,- Mr. Roy Busch Mr. William Fields, Jr. Daddy promised me a big one nexl' year. FOURTH ROW: Busch, Josephson, Vinovskis, McCollum, Frohardf, Sfeele, G-uss, Ecklund, Frank, Uris. THIRD ROW: Winfroub, Nolan, Bleicher, Aber- nafhy, Plymafe, Heeger, Bailey, Adams, Karre. SECOND ROW: Fields, Brodkey, Gould, Forbes, Handley, Friedman, Mannon, Kraff, Kurz. FIRST ROW: Kaslow, Bergquisf, Bernsfein, Taylor. .,......-musk Audio-Visual Club Pl'eSiden'l' ....,,,........... Bob SluTzlcy Vice-PresidenT ...... Howard Hahn FOURTH ROW! YOUUQ. THIRD ROW: HulTman, TroT'rer, FooT. SECOND ROW: Lohrman, Bassman, Lewis, Biniamow. FIRST ROW: Erman, Hahn Slufzky, Abrams, Garland. Safe Teens Sr. RepresenTaTives ..A,,,Ye ....... B ill Abernalfhy Linda Olson Jr. RepresenTaTives ...,,... .... S usie Field Bill AhlsTrand The main purpose oT SaTe Teens is To promoTe saTe and courTeous driving among Teen-agers. To- ward This goal, The oTTic:ers oT The club worlced To insTrucT each member ThaT everyone assumes re- sponsibiliTies and obligaTions when he operaTes an auTomobile. As parT oT iTs saTe-driving campaign, The or- ganizaTion This year issued bumper sTiclcers To all members. Officers Olson, AbernaThy and Field, proud of CenTral's safe-driving record for This year. Red Cross Crossword puzzles? No! Hs +I'1e Red Cross Journallu Presldenl' .,.7,.Y.,..AA,d.,. Carole Nelson Vice-Presidenl' ...,.o..,,.. Pal' Naughrin Secrelary ......,..7, ,,Ao,,,o,7 B ob Lane .,.Y..Ti+us AIsl'on Sgls.-al'-Arms V...AA........ Kris+i Planck Judy Davidson Sponsor ..s...,, Miss DoroI'I1y CaI'I1ers Treasurer s,,,....s SIXTH ROW: Fisher, Farrage, Fellman, Louvaris, Graelz, Goldsfrom, Parilman, C. Friedman, Wiseman, Penningfon. FIFTH ROW: Kali, Ware, Janger, Reizbaum, Kufler, Makiesky, Cohn, Forbes, Howell. FOURTH ROW: H. Friedman, Jabenis, Turner, Slusky, Goldslein, Pefersen, Gerber. THIRD ROW: Taubman, Koom, Denenberg, Milder, Bufler, Peronfo, SECOND ROW: Alsfon, Davidson, Lane, Planck. FIRST ROW: Naughfin, Nelson. fa , s , 7 -1 I L 3' eq. 4- P Y? -f L H7 Library Club PresidenT .... v. ,,.,,,, vvAA,A,,,,,,., D o++y Bea+y Vice-PresiclenT .,..... v.,,wv,, P aT McFarland SecreTary ............ ,. w,, .,..,.,,, , A nne Maxfield SgT.-aT-Arms .,AA...... v, . A ,.w. ,,wA .,,.,.,,, R on Gerry Sponsor .....,........ ...A..,,. M iss MargareT Weymuller For Those on The launching pad To learning, This year's Library club was boTh a challenge and an inTeresTing advenTure. Library club members busied Themselves by puTTing away boolcs, sTraighTening shelves, checking ouT books To sTudenTs, and helping Them Tind boolcs on shelves. AT The end oT each library period mem- bers checlred To see ThaT all books had been sTamped. ATTiliaTed wiTh The lnTra-CiTy Library Council, The Library club sends delegaTes To help plan and carry ouT The annual poclceT boolc sale. The paper- Wasn'+ This book banned in BosTon? bound bool: sale was held This year in March. THIRD ROW: Kirlce, Baysinger, Douglas, V. Jenkins, VanDevenTer, McDonald. SECOND ROW: HunTer, Treller, SmiTh, Zoorwill, Leslie, P. Jenkins. FIRST ROW: BeaTy, McFarland, Maxfield, Gerry. Greenwich Villagers f 5 rf K FOl1lRTH ROW: Lewandowski, Burrill, F. Denes, Perkins, Koons, Rose, Lewis, Linfzrnan, THIRD ROW: Lalhrop, Jenkins, Carey, Manns, G. Denes, Buffunglon, Alcaraz, Pollenger. SECOND ROW: Horn, Aronson, Maxfield, Render, Krall, Donaldson, Dislefano. FIRST ROW: Nelson, Naviaux, Zarins, Bull, Presiclenr ..,,,..4.., ....,. J oyce Radden d,..,.,Oiars Zarins .....,.Charles Nelson Vice-Presiclenl' ,.... Secrelary ,,,,,,,, Treasurer .,.....,,,, ,,,,,..,,.,,,, M arsh Bull Sgfs.-af-Arms ,,,,,, ,,.s,..... S herry Naviaux Dorene Krafl' Sponsor .,...s ,.,,A. M iss L. Zenaide Luhr Exploralion of arl mediums and arl' vocalions is lhe main goal of lhe Greenwich Villagers. To reach 'rhis goal, lhis year's club parlicipaled in field lrips lo Don Beardsley's Ari Sludio, l-lulcheson's Sludio and lhe lnduslrial Arl' Show al Joslyn. The mem- bers also experimenled wilh 'rhe monolype lech- nique and made an Egg Tree lor lhe Easier holi- days. Anolher proiecl, a lirsl for lhe club lhis year, was an all-sludenl arl exhibil held in lhe arl room in The spring. N sf . 's l ' H ,4,W1s.121if. . - ' .- 5 ii .H-' 3553? D N .v'Z5lT'IZrZS ' ' '2'5-fvQ1:,, , ' 'FSS 1Vg - gvxxs. . M ,K iqniii , , 4 .AY pear 5 F g i -. 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Swanson, Nesler, L. Rushing, Roberls, Shrader, Williams. FIRST ROW: Dolezal, Reimer, Barlh, J. Swanson, Planck, Jenkins Wehrli Presidenl' ............ Vice- Presidenl' ...... Secrelary ....,... Treasurer .,....,... Sgls.-al-Arms ...,,.. Sponsor ....... Y-Teen members This year reaped many benelils by joining Jrheir hands, lheir minds and lheir lime in helping olhers. The club's aclivilies were geared lo proiecls lo aid lhe cornmunily, as well as lo improve each indi- vidual in her relalionship lo God, lo olhers and lo herself. Y-Teens and l-li-Y ioinlly sponsored lhe Lenlen services For Cenlral sludenls and ...,..Judy Swanson ......,,Krisl'i Planclc .....Vivian Jenlcins ......Marie Reimer ....,....Joan Bar'l'h Sandy Wehrli .....Mrs. Angeline Thompson iacully. Also included in lhe club's program for lhis year were dressing dolls for under- privileged children oi our area and selling Cenlral pencils. Besides being a sevice organizalion, Y- Teens also iunclions as a social group. Noi only does 'rhe inlra-cily council plan regular parlies, bul lhe Cenlral Y-Teens also hold a spring lea lor club members and leachers. Lenfen services . . . . a +radi+ion. l B' J C . SECOND ROW: Frilz, Barnes, Bryan, Fosler THIRD ROW: Jones, Cain, Kelley, Korbilz, J. Dayfon, S. Cooper, Campbell, Carrilo, Inns, . ooper lc F J kon, Fulghem. FIRST ROW: Federle, Bealy, Kolacny, Dickson, Cornner, Crockeff, Kucera, Lalf, Behmer, Gardner. K. Dayfon, Ba er, arrage, ac s FuTure Teachers of America PresidenT ..,.,.. .. ,...,, C arolyn Frey Vice-PresiclenT ,,... ,,,,,,.,,,, L eAnn Black ff za, T SecreTary ,.A , ... ...... D eAnn Sfephens Treasurer A f...... ... ,. G Ioria Corcles y SgTs.-aT-Arms ..... .A,VvV,,7 A C arol Robe:-+5 4 , LV, y u STeve Rosenquisl' .M Sponsor .,,,,,Y 7,. ,. M rs. Lyndall Newens 1 For Those inTeresTed in Teaching as a career, l:uTure Teachers oT America provides The desired launching pad. The club acqualnTs lTs members wlTh The proTesslon by presenTinq lecTures by Teachers aT iTs monThly meeTings. During The year members served as Teachers' helpers and ushers aT Open House and Teachers' convenTlon. AT iTs TirsT meeTing ln The Tall, The club meT ITS new sponsor, Mrs. Lyndall Newens. Prospec+ive Teachers learn abouf decisions from one of experience. FOURTH ROW: Legler, Raznick, Tremonr, Tomasello, Rlfe, C. Nelson, STernberg, NovoTny, Gere, Verrnaas. THIRD ROW: Hoag, Buehler, Rushing, Handley Rugg Boehr, Rummell1arT, Meyers. SECOND ROW: Finch, Siref, Ginsburg, VanRyekeghem, Jensen, King, D. Nelson. FIRST ROW: Roberfs, Slepl-lens, Rosenquisf, Frey, Black, Cordes. Fulure Nurses of America FOURTH ROW: Rushing, Sanderson, Goodwin, Ohe, Swanson, Blackman, Roberls, Sleffes, Swilzer. THIRD ROW: Pyle, Sherrell, Eickler, Fulghem, Hunler, Crockeff, Bosking, Jackson. SECOND ROW: Pelersen, Genge, Gerber, Kucera, Rosenberg, Rayer, Failla. FIRST ROW: Jones, Gibson, Kuefhe, Ash. Presidenl' .,,,........,, ,,,,,A,,, N ancy Gibson K Vice-Presidenf ......,...,,,,u,.,,o,, ,,,,,A,,,,,,, J udy Jones Secre+ary ....,,.,.,..A,,,...........,,.,, ...,.., J oAnn Kue+l-ie Corresponding Secrelary ,,,A,e.,, ,,,,,,,.,,,, S usan Ash For prospeclive nurses, Fulure Nurses oi Amer- ica provided an ideal launching pad. The girls re- ceived alomic fuel for Their ship of lomorrow by oblaining knowledge and imcormalion aboul lheir chosen profession. This firsl-hand lcnowledge was gained from spealcers represenling various fields of medicine and by visils lo hospilals, schools of nursing and chil- dren's homes. Volunlary worlc for Indian missions and Chrislmas caroling al old people's homes rounded our lhe girls' service-lraining program. Mrs. Marie Dwyer, school nurse, slarled lhe Cenlal l-ligh chapler of Fulure Nurses of America in l956. All upperclass boys and girls are eligible for membership. Fulure Nurses demonsiraie how much lhey slill have 'lo learn Homemaking Club FOURTH ROW: Hannah, Cooper, Nixon, Luchl, V. Frosl, Rogers, Sfone. THIRD ROW: Jackson, Eichhorn, Russell, Mafhys, Milchell, Baldwin. SECOND ROW: Shearer, Chrislensen, Kraft, Plalner, Waller. FlRST ROW: Roberls, Harbour, M. Frosl, Rubin. Presidenl ..,.,......... ...... P aHy Harbour Vice-Presidenl' .,....... ....... K alhy Roberls Secrefary ......,..,, ......,, M yrna Frosl Treasurer ........... ,,..,, B e'I'h Merh Sgl.-al'-Arms ......... ...,.,. R enee Rubin Aspiring home economisls louncl 'rhis year's l-lomemalcing club an ideal oullel. The organizalion's main proiecl was learning lo lcnil. This knowledge was applied by Jrhe girls, who made boolies for orphanages in This area. The girls also inilialed a big-sisler plan lo help girls new 'ro Cenlral. GOSSTP is anolhef 5ludY of 'he P'0sPeC+lVe homemakers' This year's meelings included a Trip lo Anlhis Beauly School, a leclure on Japan by a Cenlral sludenl and a Chrislmas program. Chess Club Presidem' -............ ....., J oI1n Dejnozka VICE-PI'9SId9nI' ...7,. ,...7 M arIc Anderson SGC--TFGGS -ss....VV.........A..., MicI1aeI Siemon T0urnamen+ Chairman s,.....sv,As,, Bill Smi+h SEVENTH ROW: Wingerson. SIXTH ROW: Uffs, Vinovskis. FIFTH ROW: R. Smifh, Zarins. FOURTH ROW: Vanderloo, Porfer. THIRD ROW: S. Smifh, Kaiman. SECOND ROW: W. Smifh, Siemon, FIRST ROW: Anderson, Dejnozka. Thespians EIGHTH ROW: Pomeranfz, Kingman. SEVENTH ROW: Weinsfein, BoeIeI. SIXTH ROW: Frifz, Gross. FIFTH ROW: Carey, McFarland, FOURTH ROW: Hahn, Taubman. THIRD ROW: Mifchell, Andersen. SECOND ROW: Parkerson, Render, Shrier. FIRST ROW: Fellman, Bigsby. Presideni' ...... ..... N ancy Fellman Sec.-Treas ...... ...... K aII1y Bigsby Cenlral High Players Pl'eSlCleni .....VV.....f ....7.....,... M ixie Kingman VlCe-PI'eSidenl' ..,......A..,, 7..,,.. C ordelia Culberlson Recording Secrelary . ,, ,...,, ,A,,,,,,,,, K al-hryn Bigsby Corresponding Secrelary v,..... ....... M aureen Borden Treasurer ..4o...,..,..r..,............ ........ L incla Olson Marshall .,.,,,. ,,,,,,, P eggy Bryans l'llSl'orian ,..,..., ....,..,., J oseph Schilc Sgr.-a+-Arms ....... ...,.. N ancy Herzolii Sponsor ..,.7ww..7 ..... M rs. Amy SuH'on He cerlainly doesn'+ LOOK like a mouse! FIFTH ROW: Boelel, Grahnquisl, Benson, Brush, J. Fowler, Alexander, Johnson, Erickson, Blickensfafl, Haeberlein, Abernafhy, Lane, Douglas, Harrold Bercaw Harfman, Bank, Childe, Graham, D. Fowler. FOURTH ROW: Cohen, Fisher, Farrage, Fraser, Q-ndley, Gesman, K. Borchman, Eyberg, Barfleff Cherniack S. Brookslein, llkin, Kalz, Graefz, Givol, Ecklund, Geihs, Hyland, Herzog. THIRD ROW: Hill, Frohnen, Field, Adams, S. Borchman, Bruce Erwin Anldersen, Janger, Goldslein, T. Fellman, J. Brookslein, Davidson, Heberl, Alcoll, Greenberg, Exceen, Joseph, Brady, Gelfand-. SECOND ROW Lincoln Barker, Avanl, Aronson, Feldman, Levin, Bordy, Charney, Jabenis, Gould, Huston, Denenberg, Kufler, Deems, Gerber, Friedman, Goldapp FIRST izow: Shrier, Kalzman, Bercull, Brodkey, Chudacoff, Kosowsky, Hanek, Dislelano, N. Fellman, Kaplan, Carl. 529' FIFTH ROW: Thompsen, Novolny, C. Nelson, Reizbaum, Weickum, Rimmerman, Pomeranlz, Mikkelson, VanFoole, Munger, Rasmussen, Mason, M. Simon, S. Simon. FOURTH ROW: Rosenbaum, Raznick, Maxfield, Nofhnagel, Smilh, D. Nelson, Sorenson, McFarland, Priesman, Wardle, Siifes, Talley, Roche, Slufzky. THIRD ROW: Rohwer, Weinberg, Shearer, Purviance, Senneli, Schneider, Turner, Shrier, Richards, Zelinsky, Nearenberg Milder. SECOND ROW: J. Siref, Render, Parkerson, L. Siref, Meiches, Sfoler, Makiesky, Riekes, Ziegman, Parilman, Sand, Slone, Schweilzer, Rubin. FIRST ROW: Culberfson, Borden, Bigsby, Kingman, Bryans, Olson, Schik, Herzoff. i Cenlral High Players was organized lo give sludenls 'rhe opporlunily lo pariicipale in and lo appreciaie dramalics. ln Oclober Jrhe Players served as ushers for +he Shelly Berman show. The Traveling Troupe, under lhe clireciion of Cordelia Culberlson and Burma Sorenson, enlerlained hospilal palienls and civic groups. Many well known people from lhe Omaha area connecled wilrh l'he Jrhealer spoke al club meelings. One of lhese was Dick Waller, who brings such Broadway shows as Flower Drum Song io Omaha. ln May The annual loanquel was held, and Amy Awards were given lo lhe besr aclors and aclresses. l +h0u9h+ you said lhese shoes would H+! NaTional Forensic League f W Z f X f 027 W FOURTH ROW: G-oldware, Kizzier, Guss, Munger, Kaslow, Boguchwal, Zysrnan. THIRD ROW: Heisler, Hahn, Rimmerman, Siegler, Weinberg, Reizbaurn, Siemon, Schneider. SECOND ROW: BaTT, Levin, Kripke, Friedman, B. Danberg, SenneTT, DisTefano. FIRST ROW: N. Danberg, Gross, Buehler, Kaiman, PresidenT ............ ....A.. D iane Buehler Vice-Presidentmm ii,ii'v Danberg ' '-ff 'fwyi'fin,f,Qg4fyL,Wj,7g f,fJi0 7 SecreTaries ......... .,..... R oberT Gross John Spiher Treasurer ..,,.,... ....,,.. D onna Kaiman This year saw CenTral's branch oT The NaTional A Forensic League deemed The ouTsTanding public school chapTer in The sTaTe. This laurel was earned Through parTicipaTion in more Than TwenTy compeT- iTive evenTs in all areas oT debaTe. The League played hosT To TiTTeen debaTe Teams aT The Marion lvlorTenson InviTaTional Forensic lv1eeT, Feb. IO-I l. The club, as one oT 900 chapTers oT The Na- Tional Forensic League, shares The hisTory and goals OT The naTional league. The NFL was Tounded in I925 Tor The advancemenT oT The school and indi- '41 ? , . ma vidual in The forensic arls' Debafers weigh pros and cons of a pressing issue. OuTdoorsmen FOURTH ROW: Tomps, Rains, Kizzier, Hruska, Krecek, Beran, Wenger, Hoag, Burrill, Sfephenson, Sfovall, Bull, McNeely, Koons, Surber, Delk. THIRD ROW: Barkes, J. Anderson, Karre, MaTTes, Long, Henry, Dyer, Porfer, DoTson, Wells, AuTery, Kelly, BaiTey, Solomonson, Volenec, Spelic, Mc- Farlin, Reed. SECOND ROW: VanHouTen, E. Anderson, Blair, Fous, Macloskey, Lemons, Jelen, Frum, Brooker, Mclieone, Smifh, Weddle, Carey. Johnson, Pullen, Mayer, FerensTein. FIRST ROW: Mr. Clarke, Rogers, Scheer, Jordan, Young, Haynes, CarsTens, Curran Look wha+ we bagged aT our lasf campouT! PresidenT 7,,,s,........., Richard Jordan Vice-Presidenl' 7,,,....,,....,s Vic Scheer SecreTary s,..,,,. .As,,, R ick Young Treasurer ....u,,,... ....., J ohn Haynes SgTs.-aT-Arms .....,ss..,,,,s, Bob Rogers John CarsTens Sponsors .s,................,.u Mr. Ed Clark Mr. WenTworTh Clarke Boys inTeresTed in hunTing, Tishing, boaTing, camping and hiking sfrepped up To Their launching pad To recreaTion by joining This year's OuTdoors- men club. The largesT campouT in The hisTory oT The club was held in Waubonsie STaTe Park in November. The boys also held a spring picnic, a banqueT aT The end oT The year and obTained OuTdoorsmen Cardigans. Films and Talks on The ouT-oT-doors were TeaTured aT The monThly meeTings. Hi-Y FIFTH ROW: MaH'son, Whife, DavenporT, Reiff, Abernathy, McCollum, Sfeele, Nau, Plymiate, Rynearson, Hruska, Beran, Roberfs, Hausig. FOURTH ROW J Young, Wallen, HarTman, Krush, Nielsen, Richardson, Johnson, Lunclgren, AhlsTrand, Peferson, T. Nelson, V. Nelson, Wenger. THIRD ROW Jepsen Agee, Horky, Buresh, Boeder, Macloskey, Koop, Tappan, Barkes, Adams, B. Young. SECOND ROW: CaThcarT, Schusfer, Baker, Thompson Nelson Coolidge, Danberg, Bercaw, Garland, Lydick. FIRST ROW: BobbiTT, Liffle, Mullens, Childe, LeDioyT, M. Young, Bull. PresidenT .....,..... Vice-PresidenT ..,,. SecreTary ......., Treasurer ........,. SgTs.-aT-Arms ...... ATTiliaTed wiTh The Young lvlen's ChrisTian AssociaTion, l-li-Y sTrives To creaTe, mainTain and exTend ThroughouT The home, school and communiTy high sTandards oT ChrisTian characTer. EighT members OT The club aTTended The l-li-Y Model l.egislaTure in Lincoln, where They presenTed a bill To lower The voTing age. ......Jim Childe .......Bob LeDioyT ....,,.John Mullens ...........Jim LiTTle .,,,,Jim BobbiH' Mac Young The club has underTalcen school and civic service proiecTs such as selling ChrisTmas Trees Tor The Y's Men and providing needed arTic:les Tor less TorTunaTe people. Also in- cluded in The acTiviTies oT The year were The annual LenTen services. parTies, baslceTball games wiTh oTher l-li-Y clubs in Omaha and a weelcly recreaTion nighT aT The YMCA. f J Ml ' QW 111351 M Ai, ,ni 5 ' u ' 4 i 'xx 8, t ,ill A v 7 UW' X' N! 4 klix' Mx M f Nr 1, V M' 1 V I ' , WN Nl 7 1,11 fr i ,1Ww!' I' 1 1 f , ' 1 x. av Nr!!! , , A . Ll., 5 ,Y 'lx W ,VJ gl, is., 'wx L I ! . I X ' . I . WL . 1' j fw fm 'Hg- 1 Mm ',,,4 RESERVE CFFICERS' TRAINING CCRPS 7 Q 1 ' 1 . ff . , fyyff,-fini' ,,,, 7,7 if 2. i 9 if , 4 , -4' EZ. so I LT. Col. Richard Sleele LT. Col. David Bailey Mai. Roger Friedman Dep. Baffle Group Commander Balfle Group Execufive Officer Baffle Group S-I .MZQAH 1. . , X lnsfrucfor M.SqT. Cecil D. Russell T -' f f T W s ff 4 ' 0 f f A7 fo , as f , g ,fi Why ' if- Wfflifff ' if ts. way. . I Affwf, , ,f X 5 Q Wifi: ' , I' Mai. James Cowman Mai. Timofhy Whife Mai. David Vanderloo Bahlle Group S-2 Baflle Group S-3 BaHle Group S-4 CenTral's CadeT RegimenT, which Trains sTu- denTs in leadership, miliTary discipline and respecT Tor auThoriTy, was organized in l893. AT TirsT a baTTalion OT Tour companies was Trained by an oTTicer Trom l:orT Croolc. l-le was laTer assisTed by commissioned and non-commissioned oTTicers. The War DeparTmenT reorganized The cadeTs inTo an ROTC regimenT in T937. Four years laTer This regimenT became a baTTalion consisTing oT Tour regular companies and one Treshman company. The school has since been reorganized inTo a baTTle group wiTh seven companies including The band company. ln l939 The CadeT OTTicers' Club replaced The Senior CadeT Club, which had been organized in l895, The CadeT Non-Commissioned OTTicers' Club also was reorganized ThaT year. This year a new posiTion was iniTiaTed. One ROTC cadeT Trom The ciTy high school sysTem was selecTed ROTC CadeT Corps Commander. The RegimenT's ouTsTanding acTiviTy This year was The MiliTary Ball, Feb. 24. CadeT Harry Con- very l-lenderson lll was named cadeT colonel and commander oT The baTTle group. JudiTh Eichhorn was chosen by The senior cadeTs To serve as honor- ary colonel. ,-', - in - -- - 'f . : r f , V Q3 ' ' Q -1 , K ' f' -I . 5 V3 is vf f ' --,JW - ,L 1 K ' K - C ., Q ' fl' T, ' ' . gf fi' ,142 ,mmf A nd I-mu: V fn f 5 ' 4-1 -1 'iff' , . i H fr - W Mai. Paul Kadavy Provosf Marshal Capf. Perry Johnson Personnel Officer Capi. Gary Drew Ass l. S-2 Capf. Karl Luefschuefz Signal Officer Mai. William Nolan Ordnance Officer M, sw, was JA r:vr fA: 1'4Afg:.-2 '.', . , , - x EM tr ,Q f' - A . ia ,' A 3? ,ig g, X.e, If it EW 1-Fifi, ix ,, 4 ,. 1 I Q E' fr 9 ,r N ,U Capt Roberl Hruska Range Officer Capf. Carl Johnson Supply and Mainfenance Officer . ,. Capl. Charles Bercaw Capf. Arnold Breslow Asslfl 5,3 Ass'i'. S-4 Cade? Col. Harry Henderson and Honorary Col. Judiih Eichhorn , 45, 13 'BN .Q lnsfruclor Sfc. 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I f ,,,m.5-gi, 3:-1.1 yfv: X ' f If V Connie Svolopoulos . y ,gg .- ff ff ,V , f ffff , , M Trudy Erwin Diane Gibilisco L. 4 wily f an f 7 4 Mary Lucht j f Q My Dorofhy Middlefon Jannelle Mueller The King's I-lussars, clad in dashing red and green uniTorms, and The Queen's Hus- sars, in Tlashy whiTe aTTire, enTerTained The subiecTs oT The King and Queen oT Quivera aT The 66Th Alc-Sar-Ben CoronaTion and Ball. The l-lussars were commanded by cadeT Richard STeele and cadeT James Cowman, respecTively. TradiTionally, I6 CenTral l-ligh senior cadeTs are chosen on The basis oT marching precision and uniTormiTy oT heighT. The maneuvers are very diTTiculT To perTorm. noT only because They are TasTer and more inTricaTe Than regular army drill, buT also because no commands may be given during The perTormance. Two juniors Train wiTh The seniors and mainTain a lcnowledge oT The group's aTTairs Tor nexT year. KlN6'S HUSSARS-BACK ROW: Hansen, Sfeele, Hruska, Dunlap. FRONT ROW: Lund gren, WhiTe, Vawderloo, Rynearson. QUEEN'S HUSSAR5-BACK ROW: Cowman, Clark, Henderson, Nolan. FRONT ROW: Horky, Agee, Bercaw, Drew. Remember, sTarT on your riqhf foof. 4 'L Q 'ix I ,Z 5:24 16' Roger Friedman Co commander Oxmes' Ander son Forbes' . CRACK om Belmont H Blo Kaplan' Dyer' CCLCR GUARD The Color Guard perTorms aT various school TuncTions ThroughouT The year by presenTing The colors. WiTh brighT ceremony These cadeTs marlc The opening OT such evenTs as TooTball games, Road Show, commence- menT exercises, The MiliTary Ball and The Federal ROTC Review. Color Guard candidaTes are selecTed according To Their marching abiliTy and knowledge oT The Manual-oT-Arms. CadeT William Nolan commanded The l96O-6l group. menTs Nolan, commander, The Crack Squad is a precision drill Team commanded This year by CadeT lvlaiors Tim WhlTe and Roger Friedman. Members OT The Team were chosen in The fall on The basis oT Their abiliTy To execuTe The craclc squad Manual oT Arms The Team Then prachced many monThs per'FecTmg in TricaTe TormaTions and move BelmonT -15- SQUAD cowm GU. Len-,mens Tim W'hiTe Co-commander ATTer This rigorous Training, The I96l Crack Squad made iTs ini- Tial appearance aT The MiiiTary Ball and iaTer marched in The Road Show. immediaTeiy Toiiow- ing Their breaTh-Taking perform- ance aT The Bail, The cadeTs re- ceived Their shoulder cords Trom Miss NCOC, Cordelia CulberTson. The commanders were hon- ored aT a dinner aT The end oT The year. BACK ROW: Simmons, Young, Thomas, Sfurges. FRONT ROW: Olsen, Oliver, Willia I 1 Gufmann Pr ' O IKQI5 M ' ll u ens, Sufhefland N. . au. :si ? 4 NCOC The purpose of lhe Non-Commissioned Oflicers' Club is lo lrain sophomore and junior cadels lo assume The responsibililies and dulies lhey musl lace as seniors. Membership is open lo all cadels belween lhe ranks of corporal and masler sergeanl. As members. lhe cadels ioin commillees for various ROTC funclions. This year lhe NCOC presenled Jrhe Sound OFF sox dance in lhe Cenlral l-ligh gym, Nov. I8, l96O. Cordelia Culberlson was revealed as Miss NCOC l96l, and lhe year's lirsl promo- lions were announced. Miss NCOC, Cordelia Culberlson THlR.D,ROW: Pelerson, Fifzpalrick. Johnson, Brayman, Sololorovsky, Grummerl, Slurges, Rimmerman, B. Young, Nau, R. Young, Rolschafer, Roberls, W. Taylor, Sanclsledl, Sufherland, T. Taylor, R'eising, Surber, Boguchwal, Albrighl, E. Smilh, Prokop. SECOND ROW: Tomps, Hunl, Hicks, Scofl, Paxfon, Krecek, A. Taylor, J. Young, Klinger, Williams, Reclelfs, Rosenquisf, Olsen, Napoliello, Freeman, Luchl, Simmons, Dyer, Weinsfein, Bass- man, Engel, Meader, Paskins. FIRST ROW: Holmes, Danberg, Belmont, McKeone, H. Taylor, Lemrnons, B. Smilh, Gerry, Mullens lSecrelary-Treasurerl Kaplan lPresidenll, Cordelia Culberfson lMiss NCOCJ, Bloom lVice Presidenfl, Carey, Anderson, Casler, Parilman, Lindee, Cowman, Forbes, Krizels man, Kalskee. or-it X W-'...,.q-Q-we w mm 0' so an mrs- lf ED ' 5 New orders . . . Prepare for invasion. S'l'raighfen fha? haf! Oufsfanding NCO, Neil Danberg yr, ,. , 5 f THIRD ROW: l-lullman, I-lausig, Hansen, AlsTon, Rynearson, Hruslca, Beasley, Freeberg, l-larrold, Kanger, l.inTzrnan, Reiff, PlymaTe. SECOND ROW: Henderson, C. Johnson, Kadavy, Nolan, MclnTosh, WhiTe, Lundgren, Horky, Bercaw, Thompson, lllsley, Clark, Drew. FIRST ROW: D'Ercole, Moore, CaTania, Breslow, Bailey, STeele, Vanclerloo, Cowman, P. Johnson, Luefschuefz, Friedman. COMMISSICNED OFFICERS' CLUB Keep your disTance. Those sabres are sharp. PresiclenT ..,...,..... ......... R ichard STeele Vice-PresidenT ....... .,...... J im Cowman SecreTary ........ Dave Vanderloo Treasurer .,.......... .v,.. SgT.-aT-Arms .,,,,,,.. . ..,,,,,Dave Bailey ..-...Don Moore The maior purposes oT The Commissioned OTH- cers' Club are To cenTralize The co-operaTion oT The cacleTs in all maTTers concerning The regulaTion OT The BaTTle Group, and To plan The MiliTary Ball. CommiTTees selec:Ted Trom The CGC, under The leadership oTClub PresidenT Richard STeele,were responsible Tor carrying ouT The decoraTion, seaTinq. inviTaTion, Tlower and various oTher arrangemenTs Tor The lvliliTary Ball. A voTe OT This year's COC se- lec:Ted Judy Eichhorn Colonel's Lady. COC meeTings also Turnish valuable oppor- TuniTy Tor oTTicers oT The BaTTle Group To discuss problems relaTing To Their sTaTT duTies. FOURTH ROW: IIIsIey, Hausig, Roberts, Rofschafer, Dunlap. THIRD ROW: Scoff, Dodd, Rimmerman, HarroId. SECOND ROW: Bohachevsky, Foxall, Bleicher, Biniamow. FIRST ROW: Rynearson, Krecek, Soloforovsky, KaTskee, Sfill, Berea MILITARY BAND We'II play TchaiIcovsIcy's Symphony No. 6 in I3 Minor when The Colonel inspecTs us. The CenTraI I-Iigh MiIiTary Band, under The direcTion oT CadeT Maior John I-Iausig and InsTrumenTaI Music: InsTrucTor RoIoerT I.. I-Iarrison, parTicipaTes in many R'OTC,Tunc- Tions ThroughouT The year. These incIude such acTiviTies as The ciTy- wide ROTC Review, in which all The ROTC deparTmenTs oT Cmaha are represenTed, and CenTraI's ReTreaT or year-end review. The MiIiTary Band aIso ioined wiTh The civilian marching band To provide music aT The MiIiTary Ball and during haIT-Time cere- monies aT EagIe TooTbaII games. Aside Trom musicaI acTiviTies, The Band Company has always been raTed ouTsTand- ing in marching proTiciency, as weII as be- ing among The Top companies in The BesT Company compeTiTion. i A-. RD ROW: Moore, ScoTT, Wilkin, Young, Jacobson, Reising, Harrow, Headley, A. Taylor, FifzpaTrick, BelrnonT, Gilpin, Hanley. SECOND ROW: ader, SmiTh, H. Taylor, Feder, AIbrighT, FooT, Daniel Napoliello, Gerry, Mehrer, Grassman, CoTTrelI. FIRST ROW: Garcia, Boeller, Biniamow, R TsTein, CaTl1carT, Klinger IFirsT SergeanTl, Freeberg IProvosT Marshalll, Alsfon IExecuTive OTTicerl, David Napoliello, Johnson, Sanford, Lydick, K ROW: Shamblen, Hruslca, Rynearson. FRONT ROW: Engel, Adams, A ry, Kadavy. CADET POLICE The CadeT Police Corps is organized To appre- hend all cadeTs who do noT conTorm To The CenTral miliTary code oT eThics and To cerTain oTher army rules oT conducT. CP's are on duTy aT all CenTral ROTC Tunc- Tions and aT all CenTral TooTball and l3aslceTball games. IT is Their iob To lceep order and To prevenT anyone Trom geTTing iniured in The crowd. This organizaTion, under The command oT BaTTle Group ProvosT Marshall CadeT Maior Paul Kadavy. also provides ushers Tor such imporTanT school evenTs as The opera and plays. RIFLE TEAM CadeT CapTain RoberT I-lruska piloTed The l96O-ol CenTral riTle Team. I-Iruslca's sharpshooTers compeTed wiTh local schools as well as wiTh Teams ThroughouT The coun- Try. CenTral's marlcsmen were in The Army Area ROTC lnTerscholasTics and placed in The Top one- Third. This TeaT enabled Them To vie in The naTionaI compeTiTion. The Team also parTicipaTed in The 4OTh annual William Randolph l-learsT and CreighTon lnviTaTional maTches. .XP W X ff , , 5 ,, !L,. 'VV' V ,git-, N: Q, If ,eng 4 , . , ,, .P f - :NA , . EL A I ff, , ,l ' . , ,Q H V S ' ,A H Q ,J kan' Q' .-o' Q ' Q QQ 'YQ any 54 QQ W3 f , M ,, 5' - 7 W5 M 5' i - , Q X Q ' 4 ,Q A l ,, 5 5 'if q f , vu s PL. v 15 f V 0 I V V A, my ' J' Ash iw 0 x 1 ' L ,K ' f - , ' KA it V, ' .9 ww Q w , fry 'HRX' 6 - . , , W , 4 .KV A , 1 V 9 li. 1 xv ' U ', W - ' '7 e ,, , ' 9 . 3 Q, 1 , 1 K , , ' Q , . . K X , , 'gf 9 , K s Q 0 P- , . , V I ' X, ,h x . 4 S , 'Q ', ax Yyigfffkf I A in ? ' '5 ' , ' f 7 ' - 7 i ' . Its 4 .s at ' 9 7 7 ' v Y 2 0 ' Q 7 ' gi , 1 ' ,. , 4 i A 0 5125 94 s ,VVII7 no :dl ' V . , J V E B' S 4 5 1 1 V r Q , A V 1 Bl :H--If f , I- V f -4 5 an A 1 ' 1 5 , . , f I XJ g V ' 5 5 Q ' , M , ' 5 , 3 'K , ,. 1 if D 9 . 4 Q P - 0 fb QA ' m M m I . -, 0 0 P x ,, If - H W b WR X, 1' f,gjs:gah MILITARY BALL KA- as Precision performance. Beaufy among Hue ranks Labor's reward. Graceful ladies and +heir dashing omcers. , '1 ADMINISTRATICN JOHN E. ARONSON Mr. Nelson's able co-piloT is John E. Aronson, who is successTully Tinishing his TirsT year aT The conTrols oT CenTral High school. Mr. Aronson has proven himself To be more Than capable as an assisTanT principal. He has accepTed well his adminisTraTive Taslcs and re- sponsibiliTies and has carried Them ouT eTTicienTly. He is always willing and happy To discuss a prob- lem wiTh a member oT The sTudenT body. Mr. Aronson aTTended The UniversiTy oT Ne- braska where he received his Bachelor's and iv1asTer's Degrees. He was The assisTanT principal oT Benson High school Tor Ten years. Prior To ThaT Time he was principal in Wahoo and Albion. Having underTalcen well his Task as co-piloT oT The missile oT knowledge, AssisTanT Principal John E. Aronson is a mosT welcome addiTion To The CenTral adminisTraTion. J. ARTHUR NELSON PiloTing CenTral High school's missile oT lcnow- ledge is Principal J. ArThur Nelson. This capable individual has manned The conTrols Tor sixTeen prosperous years. Mr. Nelson's sincere inTeresT in The sTudenTs- Their acTiviTies and plans-and his ready supporT have lcepT him close To The sTudenT body. He has spenT counTless hours mapping ouT a program oT sTeady progress and developmenT in his endeavor Tor CenTral To mainTain iTs ranlc as an excellenT insTiTuTion oT learning. Mr. Nelson received his Bachelor's Degree Trom Midland College and his lvlasTer's Degree Trom The UniversiTy oT Nebraslca. ATTer serving as principal oT Monroe School and as assisTanT principal of NorTh High, he became CenTral's chief adminisTraTor sixTeen years ago. Mr. J. ArThur Nelson has led his crew members well, led Them on a saTe course inTo The TuTure. George W. Anderson Social Sludies :VZ 5 1-Q04 I , f, i ' Q W . .,',,k. J? 51-X? 'F ' f i George E. Andrews Physical Educalion .- ,. Mb f S 'S -1 ' W' wif' - - Rulh L. Barrefi Science -s xf, 'T Q. fx r -i 5, 02,5 h, , f ' i V gf . fffgzv Idelle V. Bene-deHi Social Slrudies FACU LTY A ,lf.l ff- ,, AA , S., i ll C A N., 1 I s J N' 1 . 1' 'gf Q 3, ,K 1 if QQ Q ax 4 si ,I 'Y' Y I 1 , if V . I' 1 A lf' Q f 4 W 02 C X we . - - -- K 2- ,H ' fvgiiiilisgg y ,J X' - .,. 1 -f' Ss' . ' .I , -57.5549- . -51,1 ,., L. El. VL KA t If i sw c ,lf 5 ' of c. S ' ..-S S x 5 , s :?' K 2. V' K K 'il' 1 V ' Wx. 1 QM , i , ff Qjzii. 2,4 ...Mag .251 Q . 2251 , . if wi a hwfznfiffzli ilk! 4 -' iiifff Ca+herine S. Blanchard Librarian Carol M. Blough Malhemalics K hi mg Pify 'rhe poor feacher in charge of 'lhis s'rudy hall of if' Wvk , it '.I4'f 1 W r f - -'Z . 'ww 2 1 Y' ,gf Q., .fi je, f f fi Julia M. Buresh Science .i Lx' 'I' f,,.f, K Mzffzfffi' f J 7' 411 ,ff ,, 4. , .f,.,g.f 1 iffw . . ,1 '4.wy.y.,.-if. y I , 2, 5-w , L s f Y mi , -,cf V, gn' f 1? ,1 22, Roy C. Busch Science, l-lead W., , i i' 'Q i ,Qi M ,fy s 14 - 'iff A 'f' 'Of T ,uf K7 ,Q , , Q 'T 7 Q ' T 'Y 6 T 29,71 ,t1'.,g??:LA'1x L L I RW, A Z DoroThy M. CaThers W. Edward Clark WenTworTh Clarlce Social STudies English, German Social STudies, Counselor apparenTly undisciplined sTudenTs. ' ' f, :v:::,f4. A CenTral-launching pad To The Tu- Ture. FaculTy members-groundworlc ers on The launching pad. Leading The sTudenTs OT Cmaha CenTral High school Torward inTo The TuTure-Torward To prosperous and wholesome lives-are The sevenTy- Three members OT The l96O-l96I TaculTy. These men and women are The in- dispensable groundworkers OT The launching pad. WiThouT Them The missile OT knowledge could never leave The earTh. They charT iTs course and provide an abundanT supply OT Tuel. They careTully make all neces- sary preparaTiOns Tor a well-planned Talce-OTT and a smooTh and reward- ing landing. DirecTing The growTh OT CenTral High school, TOrmulaTing iTs policies. and carrying ouT iTs daily operaTiOns require The lOyalTy, devOTiOn, and TOresighT OT many individuals. Every member OT The TaculTy bears These qualiTies. Each one direcTs his eTTOrTs Toward These aims. The sTudenT body is proud OT iTs insTrucTOrs, iTs leaders. C T, isi 'Q ' 3 is Q f . Qs .2 .. : jn. s- . 1 wif' .QQ 'iw 'r ,W il. .,f1i.:,s.i,kf.,,-f' ' is , s. ish, .. s Q 5 1 1 f.c..:.: . ,L Dorofhy C. Conlan LaTin v fs 53' Helen G. Coulfer Business EducaTiOn , ' :I3M:.vi..L. ' .'-'T' -. . -1. ' 1 ' ' she 2.53 Marie H. Dwyer Nurse Irene D. Eden MaThemaTics, Counselor V Harold W. Eggen Science f l f ,f f Qi ' 2 f ff ! f 5 f f 'ff Joe A. Fisher Social Sludies, Head O. Joseph Franklin Mechanical Drawing ' U ' V ' :WA gofyffn x ' ' f' ff' MW fi i' f V027 ', 7- ' 121 44- 3 .L 5 2 f no ,W-sf ,, ,,... X f 22 XZ X f f WQZW ' fiwafif f f - WX' W f ff f f ff f ff? 4 fifgg M54 PM 55 f f ' f I , 0 ff if - i' . ' 7fif1 f in Josephine Frisloie English, Counselor Neil G. Hagerman Ari, Siege FAC U LTY ,l Ha ha ha! l hid +he glue! r. Rice and parf of his en+husias+ic s+a'FF discuss inf: f 5 ' iwff f Af f ff W , I i ' .- 41,5-,f ay , ,ff if ' fl Q ,QW 1, ' ii5f25f?iZfQw I V, ZW, ,,V. ,, , Zi I A irr ff V2 2, Jon D. Hershberger Verona R. Jerabelr Richard G. Kuncl L. Zenaide Luhr Malhemalics Social Sluclies Business Educalion, Head Q Ari' p,f,fw.' , ,- . 2 C Q fl! 1 f- L f 0 Eiwfqcgk f r w , .,.'1 1- M, ., in V ,, L 1 ,, ,, 0 N 4 9 Q f , 1 :fr K - 4 2 L ' vi 41, yy, '-1 , '..'.,1 -. , A Warren J. Marquiss Cecil C. McCar-fer Fern T. McCready 5456009 Maihemafics Homemaking aising fhe number of required fhemes. . of ,fr , f ,Q 4? xnhfeg Tall man? Or short cloor? , V . Qfaff, ' , an if' fee V1 .w'W,w7 af , ,iv 7 3 Q lf ,, 9 A -V Lois H. McKean Mafhemaiics Fern McViclcer Spanish, Lafin 13, L'g,',yfC51,g1,5'2f3' ' ,,,,Q,, V 4 V, ,V,, ,,,L,,f,f,,f ' ' f. , W, ,I 2 riii l Q U, f 1 Y , ff? 'hm , f' .- fr . 1 fe e ff' Donna P. Miller English, Debale ' X ffffliff f', ffZ2f,Qff-Q75 'f ,fi ff! 1, 'f -N, af wx . f' , ' ,V ' Af, f ,cf 1 'iw ff 4 ,, ,fp .- ' f.-f X Vi' FV , wi ' L Margery Molden English. Journalism, l-lomemalcing H,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,, . , , ,,,,, ,,.,,. , ,, ,, W, ' :Gni',62f6Wf, 34145 ff fifcffzf x ,f ff Q 'xflgzg ' ' ' ,',,'2gf'j?ff r,2p4 , ' ' ' ' f v f ' I if ff 1 in 1 .A 'iil Charles A. Murray English wwf, 3 we ogg. - if Msegs . iw Q v ' s, 51.1-. ' -mesa' 'favor ' 'Rf . . M , y FA C U LTY ,is sgldiibx - ' K : s ,ffA':'P iii-1. s ' s' ix mg .A e, 56 1 5 X hi x K' XX Safe Jane Margaref Nichols Spanish You slipped and broke your hypolhesis. William J. Nys+rom English, Counselor My never-fail s+udying posi+ion. AnneHe M. Oppedahl Business Educafion Nfsaubw Explain in 'lilly words or less Eins'rein's Theory Duane M- Perry of Relaiivily. Maihemalics. Head asf-sr ssssss X VA ssss sossss . .Q sA,A.AA. . ggpwiiif. K 1 'Qi Q ' . J T I ., . sasfy Y' . Q.. ...Af-' 5 Ruff, Pilling A i Virginia Lee PraH Frank M. Rice Cecil D. Russell Lalin, Counselor Maihemaiics, Counselor English, l-leacl R.O,'l'.C. V41 f Yfzzcfsi' 4 I! Roberi' A. Schellenberg Social Sruclies English C. James Simpson Norman L. Sorensen Social Sludies OFFICE STAFF Be++y Harris, Adrian Wes+berg, Opal Hawley, Sheila Anderson. Take oui' a half sheef of paper. You don'+ wani- MY piciure? s I 'V Cecelia F. Taubman English i 'fm is rlls Q' F A ., . L F kr K X x, I -. 'f+.:.A.',.L-'Jump ' ,f ?.,-12,4-' Angeline R. Thompson Business Educaiion iliis Q., - ffl. i?i..GK f 'f Marian L. Treai' Physical Educaiion Margarei' A. Weymuller Librarian . A M . ,, ,Q ff 4 4 J f ilsi F 1 Troy J. Woody R.O.T.C. Amy R. Sutton Delma Barber Accornpanist Kathleen D. Ba rtizal Teachers Whose Robert K. Davis Social Studies Voiislav Dosenovich Portraits Do Not Appear Elsie H. Jensen Vocal Music Jim Karabatsos English, French Russian English Rina F. Bavaresco Phoebe Eaton John J. Keenan French. Latin Social Studies English Alice Buffett Hornemalcing William A. Carrick Shop, Mech. Drawin William J. Fielcls Science Robert L. Harrison Hyman Lubman Social Studies Virgene L. McBride Q Instrumental Music English Esmond N. Crown Nancy Hunter Richard W. Motzlcus Science Vocal Music English James M. Sweeden Social Studies Lynclall F. Newens English Caroline Roio Speech, Stage Jean M. Skinner English, Student Council Fra nk F. Smagacz Mathematics Harry R. Stayer Business Education Speech , , If , 5 ' 5, yzaaeff' 5 V f . g ,'Vk . . H . 5.'1 f ' 135 'r , .f,,fw'wf,3,f-' ,' ,, f 'f-,', .,,,, ,,,, , ,,,r., 1 K , 57 Miss Luella Stevens BOOKROOM STAFF SEATED: J. Schaaf, Stevens. STANDING FIRST ROW: Frost, Johnson, Capellupo, S. Schaat, Fredkin. SECOND ROW: Gib- son Acl S , , ams, ayers, Jorgensen. NOT 3 PICTURED: Breslow, Ginsburg. , ', Q ,W .47 Mrs. Elma Connely CAFETERIA STAFF FIRST ROW: C. Smith, N. Smith, Parker, Masilko, Bauerkemper, Fain, SCl1f1SClfef1 berger. SECOND ROW: Connely, Kauss Becker, Stoner, Reber, Leytham, Bercaw Allen, Nemecek, Cox. KR 4 M N J 1 , QW W + H HI 'mf SENICDRS L 5 ,WF 'im' ff W f W N' 'ff' , ,L I ak W . fjk WN-Hwffnnjvgn 'fp tapqff' ' ,,.---f '5 DAVID ANTHONY ADAMS A Cappella Choir 4: Foolball I,2q Junior Honor Sociely I,2,3g Lalin club 2.3: ROTC I,2: Sludenl Council 2,3.4: Sql.-al-Arms 45 Traclc I,2. JONIS LENORE AGEE Colleens I,2: Greenwich Villagers I: Junior Honor Sociely I.3: Junior Classical League 4, Sql.-a+-Arms: La+in club 2,3,4g Malh club 4: Pep Squad I,2,3. SHIRLEY M. ABBOTT Cheerleader I, 23 Colleens I: GAA I,2,3,4: Pep Squad I,2: Road Show 3. RAYMOND E. ABEL, JR. Transferred from Kimball High school, Dallas, Texas. em New Kfwfw :Nb f., '. Av . f 4 wg JOYCE ELAINE ADRIAN Colleens I,2g Fufure Nurses ol Amer- ica 4:O1EHce Assislanl' 2,31 Pep Squad 2,3g Senior Commillee 4. WILLIAM LEROY AGEE Hi-Y 4: Sludenl Conlrol 3,47 ROTC I,2, I,4q Hussars 4. -k Ex, i ii , T -- . V, -1 23232, 37 if Q , 1. - RUTA L. AKURATERS German club 3,4, Treasurer 4: Malh club I,2,3q Y-Teens 4i Girls' Choir 3. PHYLLIS JEAN ALLEN All Cily Music Clinic I7 GAA 2.3.45 Homemalcing club I,2: Library club I: Teacher's Helper Ig Ushering I3 Y- Teens I,2,3. ED L. ABBOUD WILLIAM S. ABERNATHY Boys' Slale 3, Governor: Fall Play 47 Hi-Y 4, Model Legislalure Dele- gale 41 Lalin club I,2,3: Safe-Teen Council 3,4, Co-Presidenf 41 Sludenl Council l,2,3,4, Sfale Associalion Presidenl 41 Teen of Ihe Week 4. K ff 'Q aiisi if Fe V , v 1 iiiii MW, me f,,.,.f 4, ... 3- ,- av -V -. new bv ,M , , as , fan gf gff 'jf fi 7, -ew 1 1, h 'V' Q rf, , gf ,gay K, eff gs I my W4 .W- f 1 x f f ug ff 41 4 f ff , , ,,,, JAN ALCOTT Transferred from Bossier High school, Bossier Cilry, Louisiana: Cenfral I-Iigh Players 41 Makeup 4: Naiional Thes- pians 3,41 Olzlice Assislanl' 4: Pep Squad 3: Teacher's Helper 41 Y- Teens 3. TITUS EARL ALSTON ROTC I,2,3,4i NCOC 2: COC 37 Junior Red Cross Council 2.3: Library club 3: Teacher's Helper 3. Arms 2: Vice Presiden+ 4: Cheer- leader 2.3.4. Caplain 3: Fall Play 3.4. Lead 4: Junior Classical League 4: Nalional Thespians 3.4: Road Show 2.3.4. JOYCE HELEN ANDERSON A Cappella Choir 47 AII Ci+y Music Clinic I.2.3,4: Cheerleader I.2,3: Junior Choir 3: Opera 4. Lead 4: Pep Squad I.2.37 Road Show 3.4. LINDA J. ANDERSON Concerl Band I,2,3: Fufure Teachers of America 2,33 Girls' Slafe Aller- nale 3: Junior Honor Socieiy I,2.3g Lalin club 2.3.41 Orchesfra I.2.3,4: Road Show 2.3. , , 15.51, Q GQ nf :J 1 Q rn ULU I' U - I 1 E LE' of W J' Q P ITI Q2 T 2 -' N4 2- U I 2 'T' - 0' w I ' f sb- U' 0 N ' 'T' O so ': Z O 55- o- .,, H 2 -. LO ' - T 3 ' 21 af I D 2 92 Q. 5' -3 gl ua 'U L' o 1, 'L C 2 -- 5 Q 9' -I if 9 Q31 4 K 2' 3' 3 PJ J' m in if Z E2 N U .. 2 S ' O O U1 E 1 ' 3 K Z Z P' 5. if 5' 4 fi g ii .,.. ' 3 as if 2292 R Q As, I is 4 aa j 9 0 ff 2 ,es 4. I I I I I A .izll-ff ilil if? f lsfsai JON E. ANDING Junior A Capella Choir 2. Librarian 27 A Cappella Choir 3.4: Baseball I,2,3: O-Club 2.3.41 Opera 4: Home- room Represenfalive 2.3. WILLIAM F. BAEDER Malh club 41 Ouldoorsmen Ii ROTC I.2.3. I SUSAN LYNNE ASH Colleens I,2g Fulure Nurses of Amer- ica 3.41 Corresponding Se-crefary 4i Homemalcing club 3: Pep Squad I,2: Teacher's Helper 3.4. DAVID LAURENCE BAILEY Transferred 'From Lincoln Junior High school. Abilene. Texas: Homeroom Represenfalive 4: Junior Honor So- ciely 2,33 La'rin club 37 Mafh club 3.4: ROTC 2.3.41 NCOC 3: COC 4. l'II bel we never gel oul. buf . .. 107 - f- ,gf Gv ' f- 'I f .ti M 2:-'F -fa' . f , ., '24 fw,ff 1:fR-3 W9 . 4 ,sf H ...,.., I, . TRAVIS BAIRD Cheerleader I,27 All Cify Music Clinic I,2,3,4: A Cappella Choir 47 Junior A Capella Cho-ir 3: Opera 47 Road Show 4. STEPHEN K. BAKER All Cily Music Clinic 2,37 AI'hIe'Iic Colleens I7 I-Iomernaking club 4: Manager 31 Bookroom Assisl-anl' 3: Maiorefles 27 Makeup 33 Office I-Ii-Y 3,47 O-Club 3,4. Assislanr 3: Y-Teens 3. LINDA B. BAKER Junior Red Cross Council 3,41 Make- up 4. SANDRA LEE BALDWIN JONATHAN F. BANK Cenlral I-Iigh Players 4: Debale 4: Fall Play 47 Lafin club 3: Road Show 31 Spring Play 3.43 Science club 3. JEANNE FRANCES BARLOW GAA 3,4: I-Iomeroom Represenlalive 3, Makeup 2: Pep Squad I: Y-Teens I. MARILYN JOYCE BARKER All Cily Music Clinic I,2g Cenfral I-Iigh Players 4: French club 2: GAA 2,41 Pep Squad 45 Road Show I. LUANNE BARNARD Transferred from Clover Park High school, Tacoma, Washingfonq Office Assislanl 2,3. A word Io The wise is su1ClicienI. ROBERT M. BEASLEY ROTC I,2,3,4: COC 47 Ushering I,2, 3: Ouldoorsmen I. CHARLES RICHARD BERCAW All Ciiy Music Clinic I,2,3,47 Cen- 'Iral High Players I7 Craclc Squad 37 Hussars 47 Fall Play 47 Hi-Y 3,47 Ouldoorsmen 2,3, Treasurer 37 Road Show 374. 37 Y-Teens I ,2. DOROTHY J. BEATY Colleens I,27 GAA 47 Library club I,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Vice Presidenl 3, Presidenl 47 Teacher's Helper 2,47 Y-Teens 3,4. JOEL R. BERGQUIST Boys' Siale 3, Supreme Courl' Judge Junior Honor Sociely I,2,37 Regis- Ier slaff 4, Second Page EdiJror7 Journalism Award 47 Language Award 27 Ma+h club 2,3,47 Science club, Chemislry Seclion 3, Presidenl 3. club 2,3,4, Secrefary 37 Opera 37 Tennis 3,47 O-Club 4. SANDRA FAY BARNES SHELA BASKIN A Cappella Choir 3,47 Colleens I,27 Cheerleader I7 Colleens I,27 GAA GAA I7 Opera 3,47 Pep Squad I, I,2,37 Greenwich Villagers 27 Pep 2.3, Sgt-af-arms 2, Secrefary 37 Road Show 3,47 Y'Teens 4. THERESA LOUISE BAUDENDISTEL All Ciiy Music Clinic Ii Makeup 2, Squad I,27 Russian club 2. ETHEL MARIE BAYSINGER A Cappella Choir 47 All Ci+y Music Clinic 47 Junior A Cappella Choir 3i Library club 3: Office Assislanl' 2,37 Opera 47 Teachers Helper 3. 1,i fw.-,f'!,-' f ' f-J ff 1, ,f' 1' f-,.,f2+ ff.:3.i'3w M ' ' 1' .1 2 pw, ff P Q 0 mf f VY -,' :ff , 7 .f 2,79 ' '- if if 2' fl' , ff f ff ' 5,5 f M fff,4f,f fK,-kfpffw g ff' I f 1 ff , fy ff, yjff A f ,ff'ff,f ff WW W , , M 4 ?fff Qfyff 4 ff X I fm? X I A Z 1 2 ,41 5 W X X ff 7 Z Q? ' ' , ,,, 'f 744 ' , ,f '67, , 4,1 ,M i,,,f ,wh ,ff I ,, ,, p , ffixcf-'gfw' f, I ' ff i f are wwf i ZZ f-,f',ff'ff ' ,J Zfiwiffi' 117' 2 wffmfw if i ?!:f',7p5l7'f i' 4 , , . ', - 1 . yy , . WV' I ' 27. BRUCE BERNSTEIN CYNTHIA SUE BESK A Cappella Choir 37 Debafe 2,47 Library club 2,37 Office Assislanl 2,47 Junior Honor Sociely I,2,37 La'rin Spring Music Fesrival 2. LARRY C. BIVENS LEANN BLACK Cenfral High Players 27 Fulure Teachers of America 2,3,4, Vice Presidenl 47 Homemalcing club I,27 Homeroom Represenlalive 47 Junior Honor Sociely I,2,37 Lafin club 47 Teacher's Helper 2,3,4. 109 2 BERNADINE D. BOLDEN All Cily Music Clinic I7 GAA I.2.3.4 Vice Presidenlr 47 Homemalcing club I.27 Pep Squad 2.3.47 Teacher's Helper 47 Ushering 37 Y-Teens I,2.3. RICHARD A. BOTTORFF Baseball Ii Wreslling I.2.3.4, Cap- Iain 47 O-Club I.2.3.47 ROTC I. CHARLES BLANCHARD Transferred from Froebec High school, Gary, Indiana. SANDRA SANDI KAY BLOOM All Ci+y Music Clinic I7 Colleens I7 GAA I7 Homeroom Represenfalive I7 Malceup 27 Safe-Teen Council 3.4: Speech Choir 3: Teacher's Helper I.3. NORMAN L. BLEICHER All Cily Music Clinic 2: Boolcroom Assislanf I: Journalism 3.47 O-Boolc slalf, Pholographer l.2.3.4: Regisfer sIa'FF. Pholographer I.2,3.4: Official S+age Phofographer 2.3.42 Science club, Physics Secfion 3.47 Chemisfry Seclion 2. JAMES F. BOBBITT A Cappella Choir 3.47 All Ci+y Mu- sic Clinic 2.3.47 Hi-Y 3.4. SgI.-a'r- Arms 47 O-Club I.2.3,47 Opera 3.4: Road Show 2.3.47 Swimming I.2.3.4. LEEANN M. BORCHMAN Colleens 27 Homemalcing club 3i Homeroom Represen+a+ive 2.3.47 Pep Squad 27 Road Show 37 Spring Music Fesfival I.2. GISELLE MARCIA BOUGANIM A Cappella Choir 3.47 French club 47 GAA 3i Opera 4. 110 PATRICIA ANN BOWMAN Fulure Teachers of America I.2,3.47 Homemaking club 27 Junior Honor Sociely I.2.37 Junior Classical League 4. SGCFSIGFYI La'rin club 2.3.47 OI- Iice Assisranl 27 Teacher's Helper I.2.3.4. ARNOLD L. BRESLOW Boolcroom Assislanl I,2,3.4: Foolball I.2.37 ROTC I.2,3.4: NCOC I.2.37 COC 47 Slage Crew 2.3.42 Ushering I.2.3. X45 VERNON BREAKFIELD Foolball I.2.3.47 lnler-Cily Poolball 47 O-Club I.2.3.41 Track I.2.3.4I Wreslrling 3.44: ROTC I,2. DEANNE JOY BREZACEK Colleens 27 GAA l.2.3,47 German club 3.4. Treasurer 3. Secrelary 4: Junior Honor Sociely I,2.37 Road Show 37 Y-Teens I. SUSAN DORIS BRODKEY Colleens I.2. Sql.-aI-Arms 2: GAA 2.3: Homeroom Represenfafive 2.37 Junior A Cappella Choir 3: Junior Honor Sociefy I.2.3: Lafin club 2.3.47 Road Show I. MARILYN M. BROWN Colleens I: GAA 2.3,4: Makeup 4: Y-Teens 2. You wouldn'I' happen Io know who belongs Io Ilnis purse? SHARON JUANITA BRICE GAA 2: Pep Squad 2. DIANA SUE BRISTOW A Cappella Choir 4: All Cify Music Clinic 3.4: GAA I.2.3.4: Opera 4: Road Show 4: Pep Squad 2.3.4: Teacher's Helper I 2.3.4. . 9, 1, W, .Q.,,,.,,,,-:.:.: .. ,f A -I-N ww 5- .. V I MARGARET GERALDINE BRINKER All Ci'ry Music Clinic I: Fall Play I: Homemaking club 4: Makeup I.2.3: Road Sliow 3: Spring Play 3. MARK J. BRODKEY Boys' S+a+e Allernafe 3: Junior Honor Sociefy I.2.3: Lafin Award 3: Mafln club I.2.3.4. Presidenl 4: Mafh Team 2.3.4. CapI'ain 4: O-Book siafi. Busi- ness Manager 4: Regis+er s+aI3F. Business Manaqer 4. GERALD ANTHONY ::,: siili BROWN Isri All CiI'y Music Clinic 3.4: ROTC 1.2: ROTC Band I.2: Concerl Band 3.4: Foolball 3: Wreslling I. JOHNNY BRUCE ROTC 1.2: Baskelrball I.2: Foolball I.2.3.4: O-Club 3.4: Sg'I'.-al-Arms 4. 5 ag, . 9 ,?f rg ,fn 9 is 4 1 6 1 fjiyigff f I -- 4 V 'ff-MA Czfirir. f ' .4 W 4-uf.-ff f iw-5-1 f, my 9 f, y..:, sw f 44 , , J if y, 4 4 VW I f A ,fzfff,Q91:-Lag-2- , I ,I .1-:Q 57,713 ,,.,V, 5 35, A - 'fu v n ' ,Q .,,., I , I 74 I ,, 5 2 ,c ,f WJ ff C If C! 5 Lis! ,gil V, -.QL . xii' ,, fp ' f ' , , ' 2' I -,g ' fig, ' if f . +1.1:. ' ' f. f kia T T ' ' 4- f,fff Wahyf . , ,,,., -Wil V is f fr f 42 aj f , i fer. ii I ,,,f 5 ' '-'f Y - ,f V-4,4 K VVIV V 1 'ii - ' SUSAN ELLEN BUCHTA Homeroom Represenlafive 2,37 Jun- ior Honor Sociely I: La+in club 3,41 O-Book slaicl 4, Club Edilorg Pep Squad l,2,3,4g Regisler slaff 4, Club Edilor 4, Teacher's Helper 4. KATHLEEN SUSIE BUTCHER Junior A Cappella Choir 37 All Ci+y Music Clinic 3i GAA I,2,3Z JUr1iOF Honor Sociely l,2,3: Pep Squad 2,37 Science club 2: Teacher's Helper I,3. No girls, 'rhal won r rnalce il rain! PAT BRUCE Transferred from Palmer High school, Colorado Springs, Colorado: All Cily Music Clinic 4: Cenlral High Players 4: Concer+ Band 4: Nalional Thes- pians 4: Opera 4g Orcheslra 4 MARGARET PEGGY ELIZABETH BRYANS A Cappella Choir 4: All Ci'ry Music Clinic 2,3,4g Cenlral High Players l,2,3, Marshall 41 Cheerleader I,3,4: Fall Play 4, Lead 4: Junior A Cap- pella Choir 3: Opera 4, Lead 4. BETTY J. BUFFINGTON Cenlral High Players 47 French club 41 Greenwich Villagers 4: Li- brary club l,2,3,4: Office Assislanl 3: Teacher's Helper 2: Y-Teens I. BARBARA LEE BUTLER GAA 2.3.41 Homemalcing club I7 Olzlice Assislanl 21 Of'Cl1e5l'F6 21 PSP Squad 2,3,4: Road Show 27 Teacl'1er's Helper 3,4. SHIRLEY FAYE BRYAN All Cily Music Clinic 4: Fulure Teachers of America 4: Junior A Cappella Choir 47 Pep Squad 2.4: Y-Teens 4. DALE H. BUBBERT Ouldioorsmen li ROTC l,2: Wreslling l,4. A f Vi 4 .,,, f Qc 4 if i fi .. -V 1 f ,. f ff 2 .- fi- iir- ' ,lfrzfg fi eff ' ' ' ' 'f i , T !,v.'.,f!y , 1, f ,QM , ,,,,f' VM! . V ,,y,i Vrlrv ,iff V , ff , f Z ff,.,.,,.,if 7 7 i -my RONALD C. CANUSO ROTC I,2: ROTC Band I,2: Concerl Band I,2,3: Dance Band I,2,3,4: Or- chesrra 4: Ourdoorsmen 3: Road Show I,2,3,4. PATRICIA ANN CARL Cenlral High Players 4: Cheerleader I: Dance Band 4: GAA I,2,3,4: Or- chesira 3,4: Road Show 3,4: Spring Music Peslival I,2. 0 . EMILY LOUISE BUTLER Transferred from Herschel V. Jenkins High school, Savannah, Georgia: Junior Red Cross Council 4: Usher- ing 4. KATHLEEN KATHY GEORGIA CAMPBELL In'rer-American club 3: Junior Honor Sociefy I,3: Library club I,2,3,4, Sec- re+ary 3, Treasurer 4: Ma+h club I,2: Oflice Assisfanl 2,3: Pep Squad I,2: Teacher's Helper 4. JARY LYNN CAMPBELL GAA I,2,4: Homemalcing club I,2. Treasurer 2: Junior A Cappella Choir 3,4: Pep Squad I,2: Y-Teens 4. JAMES JOSEPH CANNON ROTC 1.2.3. JAMES PETER CAPELLUPO Baseball I,2,3,4: Poorball I,2,3,4: O- Club 2,3,4, Presidenr 4: Boolcroom Assis+anI 4: Homeroom Represenla- +ive 2.3: Teacher's Helper 3. KATHLEEN C. CASE Colleens I: Homemaking club I,2: Homeroom Represenfalive 2: Office Assislanl 3: Road Show 4: Teacher's Helper 2,3. f, ,.-., if 1 - , 'Z ,ff-1 .' is ,. , . , 7 1 l ,. . I. ..,. A I .iri ggi, . ' ' , ' -B . .,-, 5 54. A , ' , 4 a Q ff W ax fpfpf f 4 X X f . J ' - '-. I A 1 ,, ,.-,. , 4' Ii? Q. 'T ,.f, r. rr ,V ,':L M.: , , y ,i , . ,f'. ' ..,:.., A if ', I' I i -', X :-,Q -,-Zigi-gf-.1 Wx , f? Zn 4 f I fffxif f 5' f' if ff - '-fa -Qf7f?ffi?I',3il5gf3a. ' : u k - 2' TOM CASTRO Bookroom Assisfanl I,4: Homeroom Represeniarive 4: ROTC I,2. FRANK CHARLES CATANIA ROTC I,2,3,4I NCOC 2.3: COC 4: Crack Squad 2: Ushering I,2,3,4: LaI'in club 2: Road Show 2. CAROL LOUISE CATANIA Homeroom Represenfalive 4: Makeup 3,4, S+uden+ Direc+or 4: Teacher's Helper 3. MARCIA JEAN CATHCART Ceniral High Players I,2: Colleens I,2: Office Assisranl 3: Pep Squad I,2,3,4: Safe-Teen Council 2,3. 113 ' W i ,',- ' 1 1 I .h 1 ,,V.f .K 7 , ' , , 1 f f , 'Biff J iillll ' '11 -','. ff vi 1 4.',, illl ' , f HOWARD PETER CHUDACOFF Baslcelball li Dance Band 2,3,41 Or- chesira l,2,3,4, Presidenl 4i Road Show l,2,3,41 Junior Honor Sociely l,2,31 Journalism Award 41 Lalin club 2,3,4, Presidenl 3,4. RICHARD D. CLARK A Cappella Choir 3,41 All Ciiy Mu! sic Clinic 2,3,41 Junior A Cappella Choir 21 Road Show 3,41 ROTC l,2,3,41 COC 41 Hussars 4. f W. f. MM? Y ' I-lvl , w ,, , , -, ifzxiigzf l11l 1 ff JEANIE CECAN Transferred from Lincoln Norlheasl' l-ligh school, Lincoln, Nebraslca1 Cen' lral High Players l,2,31 Colleens l1 GAA l,2,31 Greenwich Villagers 41 Homemalfing club 31 infer-American club 2,31 Pep Squad l,2,3. JAMES HENRY CHILDE Transferred from Mounl' Lebanon High school, Pillsburgh, Pennsylvania: A Cappella Choir 3,41 Fall Play 4, Lead: Opera 3,4, Lead 41 Road Show 2,3,4, Manager 31 Hi-Y 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Presidenl 41 Junior Hon- or Sociely 2,31 Wreslling 2,3,4. RAMINTA MARIJA CICENAS Transferred from Nofre Dame Aca- demy, Omaha, Nebraslca1 French club 4. JUDITH CAROLE COLLINS A Cappella Choir 41 All Cily Music Clinic 3,41 Junior A Cappella Choir 3: Opera 4i Road Show 2,31 GAA 31 Y-Teens 3. STEPHEN THOMAS CENK Transferred from Shenandoah High school, Shenandoah, Iowa? Baseball 2,3,41 Fooiball 41 O-Club 41 Home- room Represenlaiive 4. JANINE LYNNE CHRISTENSEN Cheerleader l,2,3,41 Colleens l,21 GAA 2,3,4, Sgt-al-Arms 2, Secre- iary 31 Homemaking club 4: Home- room Represenlalive 31 Pep Squad l,2,3,41 Road Show 3. The GAA girls are really iumpinglu CATHIE ANN COOK Bookroom Assislanl 2: Colleens I: Fulure Teachers of America I.2: Homemaking club 3: Safe-Teen Coun- cil I,2.3.4: Senior Commilfee 4. BOB R. CORREA Transferred from W. B. Ray High school. Corpus Chrisii. Texas. MARSHA COREN Colleens l.2. JAMES M. COWMAN ROTC I.2.3.4: NCOC 2.3. Secrefary- Treasurer 3: Crack Squad 2.3: Hus- sars 3.4. Commander 4: COC 4: Oufdoorsmen I .Z. LINDA P. CUMMINGS Junior A Cappella Choir 3: A Cap- pella Choir 4: All Ciry Music Clinic 3.4: Opera 4: Road Show 41 Fulure Teachers of America I.2: Ushering I.2. MELVIN DALEY JEAN ETTE CRAWFORD LULA B. CUMMINGS GAA 3: Homemalcing club I.2: Y- Teens I. JANE LOUISE DANNEHL Transferred from Lexinglon High school. Lexinglon. Nebraska. MAXINE CROCKETT Fulure Nurses of America 3.4: GAA 3: Homemalcing club I: Ushering 4: Y-Teens 4. DAVID R. CRISER A Cappella Choir 4: AII Cify Music Clinic I.2.3.4: Junior A Cappella Choir 2.3: Opera 4: Road Show 3.4: ROTC 1.2: Ncoc 2. SANDRA J. CROFT Colleens I: Furure Teachers of Amer- ica 3: Homeroom Represenlalive I Road Show 3: Teacher's Helper 2. ROGER JOHN DAVENPORT Boolcroom Assisiani' 3,47 Hi-Y 47 Siu- denl Conlrol I. JEAN ADELE DAYTON Colleens I: GAA l,2,3,47 InI'er-Amer- ican club 3,4, Treasurer 47 Pep Squad I,2,3,47 Tennis 2,3,47 Y-Teens 2,3,4, Y-Teen of +he Year 3. JOE DAVIS. JR. Transferred from Kaiserslaulern American High school, Kaiserslau- Iern, Germany7 German club 37 Li- brary club 47 Sale-Teen Council 4. LINDA 'LOU DELK Cenlral High Players 27 GAA 27 Greenwich Villagers 37 Pep Squad 2. sig-A ,i?ggf3?:- -1, ...,, 7 .,,.,,.. ?i2'gi:'i,iiLf 314 ,Q I 1 if lv: , , ., . . A 3' 4 I. P ' 4 5 Q . ,gif ww? if' if . - 2' ,Q ,f-if I -Q-s.fs..o,:1-f 7. . ,.,. , , , ,.,.. Q I GIZELLA E. DENES Transferred from American High school, Mexico, D.F.7 Greenwich Vil- Iagers 47 InI'er-American club 4. WILFORD AVON DODD Commercial Award 37 French club 47 Fooiball 2,37 ROTC I,2Q NCOC I,2i Ushering I. RAYMOND W. DORSEY PATRICIA JEAN DOTSON Foolball 27 Library club 47 Road Colleens I7 GAA I7 Senior Commil- Show lg ROTC I,2, lee 47 Teacher's Helper 4. JOHN M. DOUGLAS ROBERT RAY DOUGLAS NCOC 27 O-Club 3,47 Swimming Hi-Y 37 Ouldoorsmen 47 Teacher' I ,2,3,4. 116 Helper 2. . 'fpf,'w'r ' :,f,,f-'fvcfw4MMf,-I yi-f I 'f S ,fW..f,1.f , 1 f,:4,.,j,,f5,g4gf.- , I f 5, 7 Il gl far .x riff' I? I? 2 7 ,SK ,. . ,sg 2 . 7 LOUIS A. D'ERCOLE, JR. ROTC I,2,3.4I IXICOC 27 COC 41 I-Ii-Y 37 Safe-Teen Council 3,47 Ush- ering I. MARITA I. DOLEZAL Colleens I,27 GAA 27 Junior Red Cross Council 37 Pep Squad Ii Y- Teens 3,4, Hisiorian 4. N., Q X X . JAM ES RAY ECKLU N D Boys' S'ra+e 3: Junior Honor Socielry I.2.3: Malh club 3.4: Mafh Team 3.43 ROTC I.2. SUSAN L. EILERS Transferred from Monroe Junior High Colleens I.2: Commercial Award 2. school. Omaha. Nebraska: Junior 3: Pep Squad I.2.3: Teacher's Helper Honor Socie+y 2: Library club 3: Marh club 2. GARY HOWARD DREW MARILEE JEAN DUFEK ROTC l.2.3.4: NCOC I.2.3: COC 4: Transferred from S+. Joseph High Hussars 4: Golf 2.3.4. Capfain 3: Hi- school. Omaha. Nebraska: Colleens Y 4: O-Club 2.3.4. 2: Homemaking club 3. DAVID LYMAN DUNLAP GERRY ANN DUNN Baslcelball I: Concerl' Band 2.3,4: Colleens 2: Makeup 3: Y-Teens I. ROTC I.2.3.4: NCOC I: Hussars 4: ROTC Band 2.3.4-: Teacher's Helper 2. JUDITH ANN EICHHORN Cheerleader l.2.3.4. Caplain 2: Class Officer 4. Girls' Sgf.-af-Arms: GAA I.2.3,4. Sgr.-al'-Arms 2: Homemalcing club 3.4. Presidenr 3: Homeroom Represenlafive I.3.4: Junior Honor Sociefy I.2.3: Road Show 2.3. CATHY AN.NE ELLIOTT Senior modern-dance class. Looking for someI'l'1ing? JUDY KAY ELLIS Colleens I,21 Homeroom Represeniae Iive I,2,31 TeacIwer's Helper 4. RONALD EUGENE ELLIS Concer+ Band l,2,3,41 ROTC 21 ROTC Band 2i Safe-Teens 3i Teach- er's Helper I1 Ushering 21 Sfudenf Conlrol 3. ELIZABETH ANNE ENCELL Colleens I,2I Malceup 41 Pep Squad LESLIE SHARON EPSTEIN Colleens I,21 Lalin club 21 Road I,2,3. Show I: Safe-Teen Council 3,41 Spring Play 31 Sludenl Con'IroI 4: TeacI1er's Helper 3. .,fw,gf,,.,-M-1224-1,-em-fx ff w g, ..L. -nm Q.. gw1,1.-g:.- Q , AZ A rle Z I 1, I '- , 1' . Wm A f 7 X if t X x X! A A44 I ,.,' 1 . .4 ,1 1 Ji' x K . 5 A 'K ' ' 'Minsk 'Ls '55, , N9 Q1 ff. ., '2 ' 1 ' .ffl I r ,,, 1 I 1 ' ,W A '4'I JOHN MICHAEL ERICKSON TRUDY DIANE ERWIN FRANCES LEA ERMAN All Cify Music Clinic 31 Junior A Cappella Choir 31 Junior Honor So- ciefy l,2,31 Junior Classical League 44 Lalin club 2,3,41 O-Boolc sialili 4. Copy Edi+or1 Journalism Award 4. GARY GALEN EWING A Cappella Choir 3,41 All Ci+y Mu- ROTC I,21 NCOC 21Teacher's Help- sic Clinic I,2,3,41 Cen+raIHigI'1 Play- er 21 Uslwering 21 S'ruden'I Conirol 3 ers I,2,3,41 Colleens I,21 Opera 3,41 Road Slwow 3.4: Siudenl Council 2,3,4, Secrelrary 3, Presiden+ 4. FRED GERALD FALK Lalin club 41 Mafh club 4: ROTC I,21 NCOC 21 Ushering 1.2. ARNOLD C. FELLMAN Junior Honor Sociely I,21 Lalin club I,2,31 Malh club 4i O-Club 41 Road Show 31 Tennis 31 Science club, Bi- ology secrion 2, Presidenlh ff 5 I z :Hwy , ,i f A-1:4 -'ps 4, '- 71,1-, 1 ,I-in ' f ' . 4f,,21g,,g4,,f'.,cf , f GEORGANNE FISHBAUGH All CiI'y Music Clinic 27 GAA l,2I Makeup 4i Pep Squad I,21 Road Show 21 Teacher's Helper 4. JAMES L. FLETCHER Baseball I,2,3,4: O-Club 3,41 ROTC I,21 NCOC 2. HOWARD ALLEN FELDMAN Homeroom Represenialive I1 Ma+h club Ii ROTC I,21 Srudenl Conlrol l,2,3,4: Teacher's Helper 3. KAREN SUE FELLMAN Cenlral High Players l,2,31 Cheer- leader l,2,3,41 Colleens I,21 Home- room Represenlalive l,2,41 Miss NCOC 31 O-Book s+aIiF 4, Piclure EdiI'or1 Regisler slail 4, Piciure Eclilor. JEANETTE HOPE FENDER Transferred from Farragul High school, Farragul, Iowa: French club 41 Fufure Teachers of America 4. DON BRUCE FIEDLER Baslcelball I,21 Foolloall I,2,3,4, ln- 'ler-Ciiy Foollsall 4, All-Siale Fool- ball 41 Homeroom Represenlarive I,2,3,41 O-Club 2,3,4, Vice Presidenl 41 Road Show 31 Speech Choir 31 Traclc I,3,4, BONNI FISK Colleens I,21 French club 2,3,41 Greenwich Villagers 2,32 Homeroom Represenlalive 21 Junior Honor So- ciely 21 Journalism Award 4: Regis- ler slalii 4, Adveriising Manager. DIANE DE DE FOGEL A Cappella Chair 41 All Cily Music Clinic 3,41 Ceniral High Players I1 Homeroom Represenlalive I1 Junior A Cappella Choir 3i Opera 41 Road Show 2,4-, if- cyiig ,W , W f, , , 4, , 'Z y, 94, WQW !3 f 1 ',4 ffiwgfyyf I sf 5 f ffl f f f V 1 ,wfw f 1 1 I 1, 'if f , ff? V , f fi V 1 ZW gf ,I 5. .,. 4 ef J ff ff v f 4, A, . ,f 9' -.1-jfgg ' ' fi J -n, 'V f 2 p :':1f7.1-nf FRANCIS FERGUSON Transferred from Tech High school, Omaha, Nel:1raslca1 All Cily Music Clinic I,2,31 Golf 21 Junior A Cap- pella Choir 2,31 Library club 2. MARY C. FIELDS Fulure Teachers ol America 41 In- +er-American club 41 Junior Red Cross Council 3,43 Library club 2,41 Ushering 2,41 Y-Teens 2,3,4. Af, 1 MARCIA LYNN FOGEL All CiI'y Music Clinic I,2: Cheer- leader 2,33 Calleens I,2: La+in club I,2,3: Pep Squad I.2,3: Regisler slafi 47 Road Show l,2,3. HAROLD W. FORBES Junior Honor Sociely I,2,33 Journal- ism Award 4: Marh club I.2.3,4, Vice Presidenr 3: O-Book s+a'Fli 4, Phoro- grapher. Mililary Seclion Edilorq Reg- isrer sraff 4, Phorographerg Spring Play 2.3.4, lead 4: Ex-Change Club Ou+sI'anding Sophomore Award. DIANE TERRI FOWLER A Cappella Choir 41 All Cify Music Clinic 3,4: Cenlral High Players 2,3, 4. GAA 37 Homeroom Represenra- live I: Opera 4: Road Show I.4. JOHN SCHERER FRANCIS Foorball I,2,3: Homeroom Repre- senfalive 23 O-Club 2,3,4: Road Show 21 Sludenl Conlrol 43 Tennis l.2, Wreslling 2,3,4. 120 ARDEEN DEENIE FORBES A Cappella Choir 4: All Ciiy Music Clinic I,2.3,4: Cenlral High Players I,2,3g French club I,2: Homeroom Represenralive I: Junior Honor So- ciely I: Opera 3.4, Lead 4. KAREN ANN FORD Colleens I: GAA 2.3.41 Makeup 4. RONALD F. FORD ROTC I,2: Teacher's Helper 4: Ush- ering I,2. JOAN MARIE FOUNTAIN All Cily Music Clinic 4: GAA 37 Inler-American club 3: Junior Red Cross Council 4, Junior A Cappella Choir 4: Y-Teens I. STAN CLINTON FORTMEYER A Cappella Choir 3,43 All Ciry Mu- sic Clinic 2,3,4g Homeroom Repre- senrarive I,2,3,4g O-Club 3.4: Opera 3,45 Road Show 3,45 Swimming 2,3,4. HOWARD RAYMOND FOUTS Baseball l.2,3.4g Baslcelball I,2y Fool- ball I,2,3,4I O-Club 3.4. JUDI GAYLE FOWLER A Cappella Choir 4, All Ciry Music Clinic 2,3,4g Cenlral High Players 4: Junior A Cappella Choir 2.3: Opera 41 Road Show I,47 Senior Commirlee 4. MAU RICE JERRY FRANK Boys' Srafe Alrernale 3: Junior Hon- or Sociely I,2,3y Junior Classical League 4: Lalin club 2,3,4: Malh club I.2,3,4. Vice Presidenl 4: O-Book slalili 4, Acrivilies Edirori Regisrer slalli 4. RENEE MARCIA FRANKLIN Colleens I,2,37 Commercial Award 3i French club I,2: O'FIice Assisfanf 3i Safe-Teen Council 3,47 TeacI1er's Helper 2.3. JON BARRY FREIDEN Afhlelric Manager 4, Foo+baII7 Golf 2.37 In+er-American club 27 Junior A Cappella Choir 2,37 Mafh club 47 O-Club 47 Sfudeni' Conlrol 3. QSM Eeeeqad. a mouse! DAVID FREEBERG Transferred from Lulher Academy. Wahoo, Nebraska: ROTC 2.3.47 COC 47 Ushering 2.3.4. mf 3 1:23 '. CAROLYN ANN FREY A Cappella Choir 47 All Cily Music Clinic 3.47 Fulure Teachers of Amer- ica I,2,3,4. Sql.-a+-Arms 2, Treasurer 3. PresicIen'I 47 German club 3.47 Junior Honor Socieiy 2: Opera 4: Pep Squad I,2,3,4. RICHARD ALLAN FRIEDMAN Debale 47 I-Iomeroom Represenla- 'five I7 Lalin club 2.47 Malin club I,2,3,4I O-Book siaicl 47 Regisier slahf 47 Teacher's I-Ielper 2.3.4. KAREN JEAN FRISK GAA Ii German club 2,47 Pep Squad I. ROGER DALE FRIEDMAN Concerl Band 2,31 ROTC I.2.3.47 NCOC 2.3: Crack Squad 2.3.4, Com- mander 4i Dance Band 37 Junior I-Ionor Socieiy 37 Road Show 2.3. ROBERT M. FROHARDT German club 4i Junior I-Ionor So- ciefy I.2,37 Language Award 37 Malh club 3.4. 121 PATRICIA PAT LENORE GENGE A Cappella Choir 4: All Cily Music Clinic 3.4: Fufure Nurses of America 4: GAA I: Junior A Cappella Choir 3: Opera 4: Road Show I.2,3.4. MARIANA GESMAN A Cappella Choir 4: Cenfral High Players l.2.3.4: Colleens I,2: Fall Play 4: Junior Honor Sociefy 3: Opera 3.4: Safe-Teen Council 3.4. Vice Presidenl 4. im AU RIETHA MARY LOU FULGHEM Fulure Nurses of America 4: GAA 4: Homemalcing club 3.4: Makeup 4: Y-Teens I .3.4. MARIANNE GATENBY All Ci+y Music Clinic I.2: Colleens l,2: French club 3.4: GAA 1.2: Pep Squad l.2: Safe-Teen Council 3: Teacher's Helper 3. LINDA DIANE GAINES A Cappella Choir 4: GAA 2,3.4: Homeroom Represenlalive I.2.3: ln- +er-American club 3: Opera 4: Pep Squad l.2.4: Road Show 4. PATRICIA ANN GATHYE Colleens 2: Pep Squad 2,3. HALLY SUE GERELICK Colleens I.2: French club I.4: GAA 2.3.41 Greenwich Villagers 3: O- Boolr slaff 4. Girls' Sporls Edifor: Pep Squad 2.3,4: Regisfer sfalll 4. Girls' Sporfs Edifor. DIANE MAE GIBILISCO Cenlral High Players l.2: Fufure Teachers of America 4: Junior Reel Cross Council l.2: Safe-Teen Coun- cil 3.4: Teacher's Helper 3.4: Y- Teens I,2. NANCY LOUISE GIBSON Fu+ure Nurses of America 3.4, Pres- idenl 4: GAA 2.3.4: Junior Honor Socie+y 3: Teacher's Helper 3.4: Y- Teens I. ARDYCE LYNN GIDLEY Cenlral High Players l.2.3.4: Col- leens l,2: Fall Play 4: GAA I.2.3: Homeroom Represenfalive l,2,3.4: Junior Honor Sociely 3: Pep Squad I,2.3.4. Presidenl 4. WILLIAM D. GIBSON Boolcroom Assis+an+ 3.4: Homeroom Represenlalive 2.3: Slage Crew 2.3, 4: Teacher's Helper 2.3. GARY LEE GILMORE Baseball l,2,3: Baskelrball l.2,3.4 Foolball I: O-Club 2,3,4: Ouldoors men I: Teacher's Helper I.3. CHARLES MORRIS GINSBURG Afhlefic IVIGVWGQGF 3,47 Homeroom Represen+a+ive l,2,31 Ma+h club 2,3, 41 O-Club 3,41 S+uden+ Conlrol 3,41 Tennis 3,4, Caplain 3. ELLEN GOLDSTEIN Colleens I,2: French club l,2,3, Treasurer 31 GAA l,2,3,4g I-Iomeroom Represeniahve 31 Pep Squad 3,4, Presidenf 41 Senior Cornmilfee 41 Teacher's Helper 4. TERRY EVAN GOLDENBERG A Cappella Choir 41 Golf 2,3,4I Junior A Cappella Choir 2,31 Junior Honor Sociely 21 Malh club 2,41 Ma'rh Team 41 Opera 41 Road Show 4. JANET LEE GOODMAN Transferred from Mercy High school, Omaha, Nebraska. CHARLENE GOODWIN Cenfral High Players 4i Colleens l, 21 GAA Ii Homeroom Represenla- live 3,41 Pep Squad 2: Safe-Teen Council 41 Teacher's Helper 3,4. JERRY CHARLES GORDON Transferred from Tech High school, Omaha, Nebraska: Boolcroorn Assisi- an+ 41 Foolball I: Horneroom Repre- senfaliye Ii Sfage Crew 4: Teacher's Helper 3,4. DARLENE GOODWIN Colleens I,21 Fulure Nurses of Amer- ica 41 GAA I1 Homeroom Repre- senfajrive I1 lnler-American club 3,41 Pep Squad 2. STEPHEN GOULD Foolball 3,41 Junior Honor Sociefy l,2,31 La+in club 2.3, Treasurer 3: O-Book sraizli 4, Spor+s Edilorq O-Club 47 Regisfer s'raFf 4, Assis'ran+ Sporfs Edilori Spring Play 2,3. Do you 'rhinlc he's worfh The price? OLIVE MARIE GRAHAM MICHAEL H. GREEN A Cappella Choir 3,4: Cenlral High Alhlelic Manager 2: Junior Red Players 2,3,41 Class Orhcer 4, Sec- Cross Council 4: Oulcloorsmen 3: relary: French Club l,2,3,4: Junior ROTC l,2: Srudenl' Confrol 2,33 Honor Sociely I: Opera 3,42 Road TeaCher's Helper 2: Boys' Bowling 2. Show I,3,4. A sg 'E 'f HP Q XX X N TERRILL A. GREENSTONE MARY M. GROSSMAN Cenlral High Players lg Colleens I. A Cappella Choir 43 All Cily Music 25 Fulure Teachers of America 3: Clinic I,2,3,4: Homeroom Represen- lnfe,-.American Club 47 Teaclqe,-'S +a+ive l,2,4: lnler-American club 3, Helper 33 Ushering 2: Y-Teens 3. 4i Opera 47 Road Show 47 Senior Commillee 4. F3 ' iQ-i A flsess ,L esr R- MICHAEL L. GRUSH KAREN e-. GUFFEY f x- if I A L if Baskelball I,2: Junior Honor Sociely Boolcroom Assislanl' 2: Colleens l,2: iw I,2,3g La+in Club 43 Marh Club 4. GAA Ig I-lomemalcing Club 2.3: Pep 'QTH'?q Squad l,27 Sale-Teen Council 3,4. is M. ' ' I ARDELL CHARLES C-UNN TONY JAMES GURCIULLO X Foofball l,2,3,4: O-Club I,2,3,41 Baseball I: O-Club 2,3,4q Wreslling SXRQS-RX? - , 'Ez .1r, :Sffms 'ml ELEE Track i,2,3,4g Wresfling i,2,3,41 23,41 ROTC L R Eggs Lg? ' LETLC A 3315 ROTC l,2. Tr.ra I I I , Why nor I 'A STEPHEN GUSS Baskerball, I,2,37 Boys' Srare 35 De- bale 2,3,4: Junior Honor Sociery I,2,3g Lalin club I,2,3,4, Treasurer 2: Siudeni' Council I,3,4, Vice Presidenr 43 Track 3,4. GLORIA JEAN HALSEY . All ca+y Music clinic :,2p eAA 4: 'I ' L., NIA VA - Q Homemakinq club 3: Y-Teens 3. I ,ig X j 2: Y, v I 4, s 'Meal ' Jef Q55 A 236 5 'ez X we Rib A fa 1 2. Thx W + I A 4? I cfifgl by 'A 4? xiii, 34-ff, as :, sy f , 4 0 ,V FRANK ALLEN HANNA ROTC I,2,3: NCOC I,2,3g Slage MARY LYNNE HANNAH All Ciiy Music Clinic I: Homemak- Crew 4. ing club l,2,3,4q Makeup 3.4: Science HARRIET ANN HANSEN A Cappella Choir 43 All Ciry Music Clinic 3,43 lnfer-American club 33 Junior A Cappella Choir 3: Opera 42 Road Show 4: TeacI1er's Helper 2.3. club 2. JOSEPH MARTIN HANSEN ROTC I,2,3,4: NCOC 3: COC 41 I-Iussars 4: Uslnering 2,32 Ouldoors- men I,2. fff wwf WW wwf ffff f W ,f f jg ff X W Xp! vf V My ff f, .1 .,,Uf..f,...y,w.,g,,.1-1, r-'rc-'J-,f , 4-. , - .v.,,, f -- A pw-,fag , ,fe -'w iii' W U ' V ' 'W Af fm Jffg'jjj,, f7'Viff,f3'if . - ,Y V ,, ff , ' ' f - A, ff ff X Lv V, LQ A f f I , i, ' 1,12 Y My nv ff ffff 4 1 X W y xji., , Ai., ifif fa wif? f 'ff' ' iizvfbf, 2? 5721.253 ,f, f IQ PATRICIA ANNE HARBOUR All Cily Music Clinic I,2g Cenlral I-liglw Players Ig Colleens I,2: GAA 21 Homemaking club I,2,3,4, Secre- 'rary l,2,3, Presidenr 4. MARY ELLEN HARRIS Colleens I,2y GAA l,27 Pep Squad I, 27 Senior Commirlee 45 TeacI1er's Helper 4. RONNA MAE HALPERIN All Cily Music Clinic I,27 Colleens I,2g Homemaking club 2,3, Sg+.-aI'- Arms 3: Road Sliow I,2. DORIS ELIZABETH HANDLEY Colleens l,23 Fulure Teachers of America 2,3,4: GAA I,2,3,4g Lalin club 3: Pep Squad I,2,3q Science club 2. NANCY HARDING A Cappella Clwoir 3,43 All Cily Mu- sic Clinic I,2,3,4: Colleens I,2g Lai- in club l,2g Opera 3.4: Road Snow 3,47 Teacl'1er's Helper 4. PATRICIA LEA HARRISON GAA l,2: Y-Teens I,2. 4 'VV' 1 ,. ,AA EDWARD BRUCE HARROLD Concerl Band 2.3.41 Dance Band 41 Road Sliow l,21 ROTC I.2,3.41 ROTC Band I.2,3.41 Uslwering I.2. JOHN H. HAUSIG All Cily Music Clinic 3.41 ROTC Band l.2.3.41 NCOC 2.31 COC 42 Hi4Y 3,41 Orclweslra 21 Road Show , 1 f,,' I.2, , ' aw. Aff f, 4444 I Q-4-1 ,. G.- L - fgfyy U 'W'4f V . , -if f 3' 5' ' f I 111' ,,,, f 74 as -.', y 5,1 4 V A RRR44 r ,,VfV, ky ,yvv .V ef . ' ' f lf.zfcfQ,!z7 ,f',f CZ' .,,, 7 f, .' Wiz' wif E GERALD ARTHU R HEEGER German club 3.41 Junior Honor So- ciery I.2.31 Malli club I.2.3.41 Mallwemalics Award 31 Russian club 3,41 Science club 2.3.4. HARRY CONVERY HENDERSON III ROTC I.2.3.41 Crack Squad 2.31 Hussars 41 Junior Honor Sociely I. 2,31 MaI'l1 club l.2.3.41 Ouldoors- men I.2.3,41 Road Show 2.3. RUTH A. HELLIGSO All Cify Music Clinic l.2.3.41 Con- cerl Band I.2.3.41 InI'er-American club 3.4. Secre+ary 41 Orcheslra 2.3. 41 Pep Squad 2.3.41 Road Sliow I.2.3.4. BARBARA L. HILL Colleens l,21 GAA I.2.3.41 Inler- American club 3.41 Pep Squad I.2.3. 126 LINDA LU HILL A Cappella Choir 41 All Cily Music Clinic 3.41 Cenlral High Players 2.3. 41 Fall Play I.2.31 French club 3.4. Treasurer 41 Opera 41 Road SI'1ow 4. JUDY L. HOFFMAN Colleens I.21 Fulure Nurses of Amer- ica 31 Makeup 21 TeacI1er's Helper I.4. GARY T. HARTMAN All Cily Music Clinic I1 Cenlral High Players 2.3.41 Fall Play 3.4, Lead 3.41 Hi-Y 2.3.41 Ouldoorsmen I.21 Lalin club Ii Spring Play 3. PENELOPE PENNY LEE HAYS Colleens l,21 GAA l,21 Greenwich Villagers 41 Junior Honor Sociely I1 Library club I1 Pep Squad l,21 Teaclxer's Helper 4. y . I PHILIP E. HILLIAR JAMES EDMUND HORKY A Cappella Choir 2.3.4. Presiden+ 42 All Cily Music Clinic 2.3.41 Hi-Y 3.41 Opera 2.3.4. Lead 41 Road Show I.2.3.4. Manager 31 Hussars 41 Slu- denl Confrol 3. MARGUERITE ANN HYSTAD JACK T. ILLSLEY Teacl1er's Helper 4: Y-Teens I,2,4. FRANCES JACKSON Ar+ Award 2: Fulure Nurses of Amer- ica 2,45 GAA 2,4: l-lomemalcing club I,2,3g Teacl1er's Helper I: Y-Teens. Bu+ +l1ey served +l'1a+ yeslerclay ,.. MICHAEL HORNSTEIN Boolcroom Assislanl 3: Sfudenl Con- +rol 3,41 Wreslling 2. RAY STEVEN HULTMAN ROTC l,2,3,4: NCOC I,2,3: COC 4: Crack Squad 2,31 Road Show 2,33 Traclc 3,47 Usliering 2,3. All Cily Music Clinic l,2,4g Concerf Band l,2,3,47 ROTC l,2,3,47 ROTC Band I,2,4p COC 4: Fall Play 4: Road Show l,4. FRED R. JACKSON Baslcelball l,2,3,4: Traclc 3,43 O-Club 23,41 French club I1 l-lomeroom Represenlafive I: Library club l: Speech Clwoir 2,3,4. 4 ROBERT STEVEN HRUSKA ROTC I,2,3,4: NCOC l,2,3: COC 42 l-lussars 41 Rifle Team l,2,3,4: l-li-Y 3,47 Ouldoorsmen l,2,3,4, Sql.-at Arms 2,3. ELLEN KAY HURWICK Cenfral l-liglw Players 2,3,43 Colleens I,2: Fulure Nurses of America 3: infer-American club 41 Junior Red Cross Council I,2: Pep Squad 2,31 Senior Commi'r'l'ee 4. ,, 2 , ' 4 1' 4 ,,.. gf ,.-, fkff f, ,fy ,v ,ff , fi ' Mn 4? X f , , W .Q f if fi y f , 7749? y f ff gm f W A 1 f f A A f, f 'f,' f,', K , , .-v5Qif,f5Gj', , 127 A 41 , if X ..qs+., .g ,gg , , VIVIAN FRANCENE JENKINS Greenwich Villagers l,2,3,4, Vice Pres- iden+ 2, Presidenl' 4: Lalin club 4: Library club I,2,3,4: Teacl1er's Help- er 2,43 Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Sql.-al-Arms 3, Secreiary 4. JOHN H. JEPSEN All Cify Music Clinic 2,35 Baslcefball 2,3,4: Horneroom Represenrarive I: Junior A Cappella Choir 2,31 O- Club 3,41 Road Show 33 Track 3.4. Gee, Mr. Andrews looks sharp lodayln SALLY J. JACOBSEN All Ciiy Music Clinic li Cheerleader 3i Colleens l,27 GAA l,2,3: Home- room Represen'ra+ive l,2: Pep Squad I,2,3: Safe-Teen Council 3,4. ROBIN JAMES JAHNKE ROTC l,2: Russian club 2. ED CHIP JEPSEN Boolcroom Assisfanr 3,4: Hi-Y 3,47 Homeroorn Represenralive 43 Road Show 4: ROTC I,2I Sfudenl Confrol 43 Tennis 4. JULIA ANN JERDON GAA 3,47 Homemalcing club I1 Horneroom Represenralive 1,23 Glee club. e. ARNOLD JACOBSON German club 3.4, Secrefary 3, Presi- denl 4: Junior Honor Sociefy l,2,3g Lafin club 2: ROTC I: Science club l. JUDI ANN JANCIK A Cappella Choir 4: Opera 4: Col- leens I,23 Homeroom Represenlaiive I: Pep Squad l,2,37 Road Show 4: Teacl1er's Helper I. 3. ,- xf:t'f, :ggi A :fa 5 , ' ff 1.7 VMQ 4 ff! CARL D. JOHNSON PERRY JOHNSON Chess Club I, RQTC lK2'3'45 NCQC Malfh club 2: I.a+in club 3,47 ROTC 2,31 COC 41 Ushering I,2,3,4, I,2,3,4: NCOC 2,31 Crack Squad 3. ARLENE EVETTE JONES DIANE H. JONES Cheerleader I,2,3,4: GAA 2,3,4g Pep All Cily Music Clinic I: Homemalcing Squad 2,3,4g Homemalcing club II club IVY-TSGHS I.2.3- Road Show 4. JUDITH ANN JONES PAULINE C. JONES Colleens I,2g Fulure Nurses of Amer- Colleens lg GAA Ii Homemalcing ica 3,4, Vice Presidenr 4: Junior club I,23 Makeup I: Y-Teens 4. Honor Sociely Ig Junior Classical League 4: La+in club 3,4: Pep Squad I,2,3: Y-Teens 4. RICHARD DOUGLAS RON BRUCE JORGENSEN Booliroom AssisI'an'I 3,47 ROTC I,2, A Cappella Choir 2,3,4: Nalional 345 Sifaqe Crew 3'4? WVSSTIIUQ 3.4. Thespians 4: Opera 2,3,4, Lead 2,3,4: Oufdoorsmen 2,3,4, Vice Presidenl 3, Presidenf 4: Road Show 2,3,4: Spring Play 3, Lead 3. PAUL DOUGLAS PAUL DEAN KADAVY ROTC l,2,3,47 NCOC 2,31 Color Transferred from Fairview High Guafd 23? Rifle Team 3.41 CGC 43 school, Dayfon, Ohio: Junior Honor TGGCIIGHS Helper 3'4- Sociefy 37 Mafh club 3,4: Mafh Team 3,45 Science Award 3: Science clulo 3.4. DONNA F. KAIMAN JAMES M. KAGAN Debare 2,3,4: Homeroom Represen- Junior Honor Sociefy I,2,3: La+in club 2,37 NFL 2,3,4, Treasurer 4: Shaw 2,3,4q ROTC I,2. Science club 2.3, Secrelary-Treasurer 2. 129 Ialive 2: In+er-American club I,27 club I,2,3q Ivlarh club I,2,3q Orches- Junior Honor Sociely I,2,3g Malh +ra 2,3,4g Regisler s+aI:I: 4: Road NANCY PAULA KATZ All Ciiy Music Clinic I: Ceniral High Players I.2.3.4: Colleens I.2: Fulure Teachers of America I.2.3: Infer- American club I.2.3: Junior Red Cross Council I.2.3,4. SHARON LYNN KELLEY Transferred from Norfh High school. Omaha. Nebraska: Makeup 4: Pep Squad I.2: Y-Teens 3.4. RICHARD GEORGE KANGER GARY DALE KARRE ROTC I.2.3.4: Rifle Team 3.4: Color Concerr Band I,2,3: Language Award Guard 3.4. 3: Maih club 2.3.4: Oufdoorsmen RICHARD ALAN KASLOW Boys' Sfafe 3: Golf I.2,3,4. Co- Capfain 3.4: Debale 2,3.4: Junior Honor Sociefy I,2.3: Lalin club I. 2.3.4. Secrefary 2: O-Club I.2.3.4: Science club 2.3.4. Presidenf 4. I.2: Track 3.4. CAROL KASTER MARILYN JO KATZMAN Colleens I,2: GAA I.2.3: La'Iin club 2: In+er-American club 4: Pep Squad I,3: Spring Music Fesfival I.2: Dele- gafe io Mock Uniied Narions 4. JANE ALLEN KENNEDY GAA I.2.3: Homeroom Represenfa- live I.2: Junior A Cappella Choir 2: Pep Squad I.2.3.4: Sludenl Council 3.4, Secreiary 4: Teacher's Helper 2.3.4: Tennis 2.3. fXwwwI Give him Ihe dime you owe him, .W ' J N-,,.gEfg3.j' .Le ff -- - 24? :rj fffmff ggyyyxp, V4 , fy ff 'f , M-i 'fiige:...2? 2' 7 2 -' ' :L ff Q '52,-5? 770 '. ' fi '. AL? 'Eff .2 . r,,... mmf. -.life V ,f f I . i: ' 7 351 ,- M, . V' f Q I ' -N f, 1 f, , M . , . Y U . 1 537177 WQQQWK f. fi I h y, fji?.,f:jf ' ff ., WW' ffm VICTOR KIMSEY CARL KING ROTC I: Sludenl Conlrol 2. f... ,7 CHRISTOPHER PAUL KRUSH French club 4. Vice Presidenfi Hi- Y 4: O-Club 3.4: Sludenf Conirol 31 Wreslling 2.3.4. JO ANN KUETHE Colleens I.2: Fulure Nurses of Amer- ica 3.4, Secrelary 4: GAA I.2.3,4I Junior Honor Sociery I.2: La+in Club 2.3: Road Show 3: Teacher's Helper 3.4. BARBARA ELLEN KING Junior A Cappella Choir 3: A Cap- pella Choir 4: All Ci+y Music Clinic 3.4: Opera 4: Road Show 4: French club 4: Furure Teachers of America 4. MIXIE KINGMAN A Cappella Choir 4: All Cilry Music Clinic 3.4: Cenlral High Players 2.3. 4. Secrelary 3. Presidenl' 4: French club 4: GAA l.2.3: Pep Squad I.2. 3.4: Tennis 2.3.4. X ,,,, , . ,. '9 af, W N LIZ KOLACNY Transferred from S+. Joseph High school. Omaha. Nebraska: Calleeng 2: Homemalcing club 3.4: Junior Red Cross Council 2: Y-Teens 3.4. LEAN-NE MARIE KRAFT All Cily Music Clinic l,2: French club l.4: I-lomernalcing club 4: Jun- ior A Cappella Choir 4: Junior Hon- or Socieiy I: Road Show 2: Teach- er's Helper 2. DONALD HARRIS KRAFT French club 3.4, Cornmi'Hee Chair- man 4: lnler-American club I.2: Jun- ior I-lonor Sociely 2.3: Language Award 3: Malh club 3.4: Malh Team 4. MADELINE FAITH KRIPKE A Cappella Choir 3: All Ci'l'y Music Clinic l.2.3: Debale 2.3.4: Junior Honor Sociely l.2.3: Lalin club 3.4: Junior Classical League 4: NFL 3.4. CAROLE ANN KUCERA All CiI'y Music Clinic I: Commercial Award 2.3.4: French club 2.3: Fulure Nurses of America 4: Safe-Teen Council 3.4: Y-Teens l.2.3. LARRY STEPHEN KURZ Junior Honor Sociely l.2.3: Lalin club 2.3: Malh club I.2,3.4. Secre- +ary-Treasurer 4: Regisler slalzli 4. Circulalion Manager: ROTC I.2: Sci- ence Award 2.3.4: Malh Team 3.4. T ..,- I v- 2- 1-'I 44 ' ' ' f' ' 1 f 'fwfffiffy V, in . f , wi. my I , ' X ' iq , ,Q :Q '. PAUL KUTLER Chess club 3: Concerl Band I,2: lnler-American club 4: ROTC I,2: Sludenf Conlrol 2: Swimming 3,4: Teacher's Helper 3. LYNN LOU IS LAZERSON Oulcloorsmen l,2, Hislorian 2: ROTC I,2: Ushering I,2. BARBARA ANN LATH ROP Concerl Band I,2,3,4: Greenwich Vil- lagers 4: Homeroom Represenlalive I: Y-Teens I. ROBERT GLENN LE DIOYT A Cappella Choir 3,4: All Cily Music Clinic 2,3,4: Opera 3,4: Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Sgr.-al-Arms 2, Secrelary 3, Vice Presidenl 4: Homeroom Repre- senlalive 34: Road Show 3,4: ROTC I,2. JERENE KAY LESLIE Cenlral High Players I,2: Colleens I,2: GAA I,2: Makeup 3,4: Pep Squad I,2: Road Show 2.3: Teacher's Helper 3,4. A 3 f,,f,g .wiv -sv., f f-ew I, , lcl, 1 ,,,, so ,fic , ,s,, , SHAWN RENAE LEWIS I ' ic ' I I 1 s,'l ll? Derma 2: GAA l.2,3.4: efeenwich Ii ,,. :.1 I liiil 'A ,,,' Villagers 3: Pep Squad I: Road Show L, V' J ,553 5 , K5 : . Y, QM ' f 2+ Ama Q ,V,, . , ' I: Tennis 3: Ushering 3,4. , s In , s y 4 1 ,WS 5? MARILYN LORRAINE LEWIS Greenwich Villagers 4: lnIer-Ameri- can club 4. KEITH ELLIOTT LIBERMAN Junior Honor Sociely 3: O-Club 2,3 4: Sludenl Conlrol 4: Swimming 2,3,4' Tennis 3: Track I,4: Science club 3 JIMMY LINDSEY LINDA LEE LIEB Cemral High Players 2,33 Colleens ROTC I,2,3: NCOC I,2,3: Wreslling I,2: French club I,2: Fulure Teachers l: Color Guard 3: Ordnance I,2. of America 3: Homeroom Repre- senlalive 3: Pep Squad I: Teacher's Helper 3,4. STEPHEN MICHAEL LINTZMAN ROTC I,2,3,4: NCOC 2.3: COC 42 Sludenl Conlrol I,3,4I USIISVIUQ 34 JAMES A. LITTLE Transferred from Benson High school, Omaha, Nebraska: French club 4: Foolball 3,4: Hi-Y 2,3,4, Treasurer 4g Malh club 4: O-Club 4: Sale- Teen Council 3,4: Sludenl' Conlrol 3,4. uf wr, - - 70 MARY ELLEN LUCHT Arr Award 2: Cheerleader l.2,3,4, Capfain 3: Colleens I,2: GAA I,2 3.4, Treasurer 3, Presidenl 4: Home- malcing club 3.4: l-lomeroom Repre- senfalive l,2,3,4: Pep Squacl. I,2,3,4. KARL LUEFSCHUETZ A+hle+ic Manager 2,37 ROTC l,2,3,4 NCOC 2,3: COC 4: O-Club 3,4 Swimming I,2,3: S+uden'r Con+rol 3,4. RICHARD EARL LLOYD Baslcelball 2: Erench club 4: Eoofloall I,2,3,4: Horneroom Represenlalive 4: O-Club 3.4: ROTC I,2: Safe-Teen Council 4. , eq.. BETTY LOU LOGEMAN Concerlr Band I: Homemaking club 2: Office Assislranl' 2.3.43 Safe-Teen Council 3,43 Teacher's Helper 2: Y- Teens l,2. ROBERT GARY LOHRMAN CAROL SUE LOTT lnfer-American club 4: ROTC I,2: Homemaking club I: Makeup 4: NCOC 23 Slruclenl' Con'rrol 2. Teacher's Helper 3: Y-Teens 3.4. G ERDA s u SAN N E L u ED KE r f 'i: .,: 4 if f :. ' -H . .. ': R' 'eil l 5, Q '--' ' '55 fl7Ef5.1fEi'- 'F .,., zlf f' 5' 7 . 777777 77 7777. 73 K. 7 Q. 777777 .,,777,, 77,7,7777,. ., W- ' ' i.',f 1 L3 i , 'J f,'.f V . ' '.,, , H ' 77757 7 ' ,gif , , ,A ' .N ,1 ' 7 :--.,'. ,. ,- . . , l f - -, f 43 ,. uf.. KENNETH ALLAN LUNDGREN A Cappella Choir 4: All Cily Music Clinic I,3,4: l'li-Y 3.4: O-Club 2. 3,43 Orchesfra l,2: ROTC I,2,3,4: Swimming I.2,3,4, Caplain 4. Lunch! A 133 J Q Z',,Z4'...nf. ..-vyfyxwegfgf? ., 1 . l,A s L LEO DALE MACH ROTC I.2.3: Usherinq 2.3. LINDA SUE MAGZAMIN Cenfral High Players I,23 Colleens I.2: Greenwich Villagers l.2.3.4: Jun- ior Red Cross Council 3.4: Pep Squad I.2: Teacher's Helper 3: Mechanical Drawing Honorable Men- fion 3. is I +11 irriilirr Q W'I5fj,: 1 ,Y YN- jig WNY 0 2 A You say you misspelled Mr. Nelson's name? GEORGE MACHACEK Transferred from Soufh High school. Omaha, Nebraska: Safe-Teen Council 3.4. DUANE DALLAS MANNON Baseball I.2.3.4: Baskefball I.2.3.47 Class Officer 4. Boys' Sgf.-af-Arms: Homeroom Represenfafive 2.3: Jun- ior A Cappella Choir 2: O-Club 3.4: ROTC l.2. MICHAEL LEE MANNON Transferred from Soufh High school. Omaha, Nebraska: Baskefball I.2: Lafin club 2.4: ROTC I.2: Wresfling 3.4. ARNOLD MORTON MANVITZ Junior Red Cross Council 4: ROTC I: Safe-Teen Council 3. LAWRENCE CHARLES MANNS Transferred from Bellevue High school. Bellevue. Nebraska: German club 4: Junior A Cappella Choir 4: Opera 4. ANNETTE MARIE MANZO Cenfral High Players 3: Junior Honor Sociefy I,2.3: Journalism Award 41 Library club 2.3: Pep Squad 2.37 Regisfer sfaff 4. Proofreader: Teach- er's Helper I.2.3,4. AARON BUDDY MARCUS Boys' S+a+e 3: Junior Honor Socie+y I.2.3: Junior Classical League 4: Lalin club I.2.3,4, Sgl.-a+-Arms 3: Mall: club I,2.3.4, Secre'rary4Treasurer 3: O-Club 4: Regisler slalzf 3.4, Ar+ Eclilor 3. Edilor-in-clwief 4: O-Book slaff. JUDITH ANN MARVIN Cenlral High Players 3: Colleens I,2: Homemaking club 4: Homeroom Rep- resen+a+ive I: Olziice Assis+an+ 3.4: Pep Squad I.2.3: TeacI1er's Helper I. f wi? f5?Zi5f5f,?:'f'i3!Z I ewan?-wr . Ziff -'23 ' 1. 33 ' .1 . gf 1. ' ,ff K r 1244 If- fl y. JAMES R. MARSH AII Ci+y Music Clinic 3.4: Baseball I: Concerf Band I.2.3.4: Foo+balI I.2. 3: Track 3.4: ROTC Bancl I.2.4: COC 4. JOHN L. MASON BasIceIbaII I.2.3.4: French club 4: O- Club 4: ROTC I.2: TeacI1er's Helper , 1 I 4. ROBERT LEROY MASON S X f , 912 f , if ff . f ,K ff I 5 , 4' f . f MARGARET R. MATHYS AII CIW Music Clinic I: Bookroom Colleens 2: Homemaking club '4: Assislanf 3: Ouldoorsmen 3. Makeup 3: Y-Teens I,3.4: Spring DOUGLAS TYLER MATTSON Hi-Y 4: Homeroom Represenialive I: ROTC I.2:'Safe-Teen Council 3.4. Music Feslival I. RICHARD C. McCOLLUM Boys' S+a+e AI+erna+e 3: Hi-Y 3.4: Homeroom RepresenIaIive 4: Junior Honor Sociely I.2.3: Malln club I.2. 3.4: Ouldoorsmen I,2: ROTC I,2. CAROLE ANN MCDONALD MICHAEL VIRDEN Junior Red Cross Council 41 Library :.I my ' , MARY KATHRYN JEANENE KAY McGINNIS Transferred from ElIio'I'I' High scliool . - - I: ElIloI'I'. Iowa: All Cily Music Clrnlc 3: GAA 2' Greenwich Vlllagers GAA 3.4: Junior A Cappella Choir TeacImer's HeIDer 4. 3.4: TGGCITGFIS Helper 4. KIM C. McINTOSH Transferred from Whilhoile High school, Porl Lyanlz, Morocco: ROTC 3,4-I Swimming 3. JANET LEE MERCER ANNA LEE McMAHAN Junior A Cappella Choir 3,41 All Cify Music Clinic 4: Homemaking club 2.3: Pep Squad I,2,3: Safe-Teen Council 2,31 Teacher's Helper 35 Y- Teens 2,3. RONI E. MEYER Cen'IraI High Players I,2: Cheerlead- er I: Colleens I,2: French club I,2: GAA 3: Homeroom Represenlalive I,2,3g Teacher's Helper 2,3,4. ' ' - f4,5a4,-,,',A4i,5, Lig.,,,,- ,,- 3,- gif ,s-me ,W 3, Q z .-fs 155 aw ' . riff' ALLEN WALTER MIKKELSON Junior A Cappella Choir 41 All Cily Music Clinic 41 Cenlral High Players 4i Chess club 3, DONALD L. MILLER Malh club 27 Ouldoorsmen I,2i ROTC 2,3: Teacher's Helper 27 Ushering 2: Science club 3. FRAN Foolloall l,2,3. LARRY I.. MLNARIK Concert Band I,2g Dance Band ROTC Band 27 Road Show I,2: Slu- denl Conlrol 4: Swimming I,2,3,4: O- Club I,2,3,4. MARY DAVIS MEYERS Junior A Cappella Choir 4-1 All Cily Music Clinic Ig Colleens I,2q Fufure Teachers of America 2,3,4: Junior Red Cross Council l,2,3: Russian club 33 Teacher's Helper 2,3,4-. DOROTHY LUCILE MIDDLETON Boolcroom Assislanl 2: Makeup 3: Teacher's Helper 2,3. RUTH JEANNE MEYERS Colleens I7 Fulure Teachers of Amer- ica 2: GAA l,27 Homeroom Repre- sen'ra+ive lg Junior Honor Sociely Ig Malceup 3,4-, Sludenl Manager 4: Pep Squad I,2,3, Treasurer 3. JACK L. MIELKE Baseball I: Foofball I,27 Junior Hon- or Sociely Ig Sludenl Conlrol 3.4: Wreslling I: Mechanical Drawing Award 2. K MILACEK -1 MYRNA ELIZABETH ISCHMIDTI MOEN A Cappella Choir 3: All Ci+y Music Clinic 3: Opera 3: Road Show 3. JOSEPH ALLYN MONICO All Ci'ry Music Clinic I. II you girls would only come down for a minule. ---- H SHARON KAY MOHLER A Cappella Clnoir 4: All CiI'y Music Clinic 3,41 Junior A Cappella Choir 3: Opera 4: Y-Teens I,2,3. DON ROY MOORE ROTC I,2.3,4C NCOC 32 COC 4-I Srage Crew 4: Eoolball l,2,3: Traclc I ,4. Squad 3. Transferred from Mercy I-Iiglw sclwool, Omaha, Nebraska: GAA 3: Pep ROSALIND MORRIS Colleens I,2: Commercial Award 2,31 Lalin club 2: Junior Red Cross Coun- cil 4: Regis+er slafli 4: Senior Com- millee 4: Teacl1er's Helper I,2. MARILYN ROBERTA JENNIFER ANN MORRIS Transferred from I-laslings Junior I-ligl'1 sclwool, I-laslings, Nebraska. JANNELLE MARIE MUELLER Junior A Cappella Clwoir 4: All Cily Music Clinic 4: Cheerleader I,2,3: Colleens I,21 Debale 2: lnIer-Ameri- can club 4: Senior Commillee 4. , Zf '4'W ' f.-'i F ' I:77-1- .i:3 1 . '7 'f ' ' 4' ,LV ' 'E 52' flip . Y .' 4 ' f f 140 f if 2 - iff W 5 if fl , 3 .77,f:,V-Wi ,.f,Q17f! , , 1-f.f'Q 'L-2. 4. x I , k . f ' . ' - W . Jr ,.,, V , ,V . V fd ' f p ' ' .,, ' 2. f, ,,'K',, f f ' . -.9 ,, , ,. 'f , . 1 Xf.-f.-nf. f ' ' . -4 ' 1. 2 f' . c f f. . 4 f A4544 fp, 1 I I I I 5 JAMES CHRISTIAN THEODORE NELSON German club l.3,4: I-li-Y 2,3,4: ROTC l,2,3: NCOC 3: Rifle Team I. POLLY NESVAN Concerl Band 2.4: Mallm club l: Orclieslra 4: Pep Squad I: Russian club l,2,3. JANET C. MYERS All Cily Music Clinic 3.4: French club 2: Fulure Teachers ol America 4: GAA 3: I-lomemaking club 3: Orcl'1esl'ra 2.3,4: Road Show 3. PAT ANN NAUGHTIN Transferred from Duclwesne Academy. Omaha, Nebraska: A Cappella Choir 4: All Cily Music Clinic 3.4: French club 3.4: Junior A Cappella Choir 3: Junior Red Cross Council 3.4: Vice Presidenl' 4: Journalism Award 4: Regis+er slalf 4, Second Page Edifor, TIMOTHY LEE NELSON All Cily Music Clinic 3.4: Baseball 3: Concerl Band l.2,3,4: Foolball 2.3, 4: I-li-Y 3.4: O-Club 4: Road Show I. EDWARD NIEBUR f I --'i ff if - E g-. ,. ,, , M -' X' 5'--of -P33-31,1 11 X A ,, Mfg, , . :,.vv'.,54 I : f:fw!..f- fi! - ' , . K r DAVID NIELSEN Transferred from Norllm I-Iiglw sclmool, Omalna, Nebraska. ROSALIND L. NOGG Debale I: Girls' Slale Allernale 3: Junior I-lonor Sociely l,2,3: Junior Classical League 4, Reporler: Lalin club 2,3,4: Regisler slafl 4, News Edilor: Teacl1er's Helper l,4. TOM 'WAYNE NASH Ouldoorsmen I: ROTC l,2. DENNIS DALE NEIMAN All Cily Music Clinic 4: Junior A Cappella Choir 4: Slage Crew 3: Teacl1er's Helper 2. 'i'f if i'I . ,,,.,, ' rri' X ff M N f f 9 KTM f.., . , we-zfjrf' 1 NIKKI ANNE NIXON All Cily Music Clinic 4: Cenlral I'ligl'i Players l.2: Colleens l.2: French club 4: Homemalcing club 4: lnler-American club 2.3, Presidenl 4: Junior A Cappella Clwoir 4. WILLIAM GEORGE NOLAN Clwess club 2: ROTC I.2.3,4: NCOC 2,31 COC 4: I-lussars 4: Color Guard 3.4. Commander 4: Road Slwow 3. LINDA CH RISTENE OLSON A Cappella Clwoir 41 Cenlral High Players 3,4, Treasurer 41 Homeroom Represenlalive l,41 Lalin club 2, Sql.-al-Arms: Pep Squad 2,31 Sale- Teen Council 3,4, Vice Presiclenl 4. LYNDA KAY OHE Colleens li GAA 2,3,41 Pep Squad l,2I Road Show 2,31 Senior Commil- lee 41 Tumbling 3,4. PAM J. OLSON HAZEL O'NEAL Colleens l,21 GAA l,2,31 Lalin club All Cily Music Clinic I1 GAA l,31 21 Pep Squad 21 Teacl1er's Helper Makeup l,21Y-Teens I,2. 3,4. JACK L. ORTMEYER Junior A Cappella Clioir 3,41 All Cily Music Clinic 2,3,41 Foolball l,3. 41 Sluclenl Conlrol 2,31 Swimming 3. WALTER F. OSTMANN ROTC 2,31 Science club, Clwemislry Seclion 3. DAVE CHARLES OSTBLOM Baslcelball li Foolball li Sludenl Conlrol 2.3.41 Teacl1er's Helper I, 2,31 Track I1 Tumbling l,2,3. J. CEAL PARKER Library club l,21 ROTC l,2,31 NCOC l,2,31 Wreslling I,2. 'ffl-f:-MMM, O ll'1elimes.Oll1e cuslomsf' .,77m Wl mwm 7Wf V, A MW., f 'E JM, PATRICIA A. PARKER Colleens I,2g Teacl1er's Helper 3. WILLIAM E. PASCALE ROTC I,2. ROBERT PARTRIDGE Homeroom Represenlalive Ig Library club 43 ROTC I: Ushering I. MICHAEL JOHN PEDERSEN Foolball I,2,3,4g O-Club 2.3.43 Ger- man club 3,4, Sqlfal-Arms 3: Home- room Represenrafive 3,41 ROTC I,2,3q Rifle Team 3. ' 1' Ov ,EV c. JEAN PEERS RONALD R. PERKINS Raw: 'E Transferred from Urbanclale High Boolcroom Assislanl 2: Greenwich Vil- scliool, Des Moines, Iowa. lagers 4: Teacl'1er's Helper 3. ,.. 5451451-Wiiffz' if R , I IM v in N 291 gl Ez.,-A-.: Ay. . ,. M , , ,R ,, yy A' R Q-A QR sg f , '..,' E . BEATRICE JEAN PETERSEN MARLYSS RAE PETERSON fi? Colleens 2: Junior Red Cross Coun- Safe-Teen Council 3,47 Teacl1er's V cil I,2,4: Makeup 4: Y-Teens I,3. Helper 23 Y-Teens 2. 4-'I' ., f..1.f4L'z1'. A .uv PI 1 I 53.32 Af R , Tl1ose+all boys cerfainly do block one-'s view of Ilie sacred 'C'. JOYCE ANN RADDEN Eulure Nurses of America 4: Fulure Teachers of America 3: GAA I.2.3.4: Greenwich Villagers 2.3.4. Vice Presi- denl 4: Inler-American club 3.4: Pep Squad I.2.3.4:TeacI1er's Helper. LYNN DONALD REIFF Rorc I,2.3.4: Ncoc l.2.3: coc 4: Hi-Y 2.3.4. X. CYNTHIA MURRAY PLATT STEPHEN R. PLYMATE A Cappella Choir 3.4: All Cily Baslcelball I7 Golf 3.4: Hi-Y I.2.3.4i Music Clinic 3.4: lnler-American club 3.4: Lalin club 2: Library club I.2.3. Sgr.-al-Arms 2.3: Opera 3.4: Teach- er's Helper I.2.3. JEFFREY DAVID POMERANTZ Baslcelloall l.2.3.4: Fall Play 4. Lead: Homeroom Represenlalive I.3.4: Jun- ior Honor Sociely I: O-Club 4: Slu- clenl Council 3.4. Treasurer 4: Ten- nis 3.4. Junior Honor Sociely I: Lalin club 3.4: Junior Classical League 4: ROTC I.2.3.4: COC 4. JANET KAY PULLEN Colleens l.2: Homernalcing club 33 Office Assis+an+ 3: Safe-Teen Council 3.4. MOLLIE RAMSEY Colleens I.2.: French clulo 2.3.4, Sec- relary 3. Presidenl' 4: Homeroom Represenlalive 4: Junior Honor So- ,AQ ciely I.2.3: Junior Classical League 4: Lalin club 2.3.4: Pep Squad I.2.3. MARIE EVELYN REIMER GAA I.2.3.4: German club 3.4: Homernaking club I,2: Homeroom Represenlalive 3: Pep Squad I.2.3.4: Teacher's Helper I.3: Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Treasurer 4. JOAN MARY REISING Boolcroom Assislanl 2: Colleens I: GAA 2.3.4. JUDY ANN REZNICEK GAA 2.3: Homemalcing club I.2: Homeroom Represenlalive 4: Junior Honor Sociely 3. JAMES CRAIG RESSEGIEU A Cappella Choir 3.4: All Cily Mu- sic Clinic 2.3,4: Junior A Cappella Choir 2: Opera 3.4. Lead 4: Sludenl' Conlrol 2.3. SHARON LEA RICH All Cily Music Clinic I.2: Colleens I.2: GAA I.2.3.4. Secrelary 4: In+er- American club 3.4: Pep Squad 2.3,4: Teacher's Helper 3: Senior Commil- lee 4. 141 CAROL SUE RICHARDSON Horneroom Represenlalive 4, Infer- American club 4: Malceup 37 Pep Squad 23 Road Show 2,3: Senior Comrnirlee 4: Teacher's Helper 2,4. MARTIN CARL RICKS Baseball Ig Marh club 2.4: ROTC l,2: NCOC 2, Science club, Chemisrry seclion 3. RENEE CAROL RIMMERMAN Colleens Ig Debaie 27 GAA I: Junior Honor Sociery I,2,3: Junior Classical League 4, Presidenr Lalin club 2, 3,41 NFL 2,3. 5 111.gif :J . . ffaf f , f . ,flfgff m:'Hfiw- WZ! f W7 f f , X3 f x W?ff I 9 if 7 f fl' i . , f L V ,,i' ffl i',f' V, f - ' ,1IQ:5'51.,f Lg- ' '- fu iae' f NANCY ANN 'UEKE5 ff! , fifif . , .J ., C H I2 I: h I b . L . fr rv cioi . av O em - A C U 'i GM ', V ,V 321+ lxgakefupl I I P1ep iq uad l,2, Slu- ,V ,V,. en on ro 4, eac er s Helper 3. ' 'ZS 2 '-'. V, ' ' mfr YL' 4 2 ,rra 1 f c,,cc,' SYLVIA JEAN ROGERS DENNIS MICHAEL ROSE Homemalcing club 4. Foorball I,27 ROTC I 1 Track 2,3,4. MARYANN KENNETH HILLER ROSEN Arhleiic Manager 27 ROTC' I,23 Slu- GAA 4: Y-Teens ly2'3I4. denr Conlrol 3,47 Teacher s Helper 3,4. M1 NAOMI ROTHENBERG All Ciry Music Clinic 3: Junior A Cappella Choir 3: Junior Honor So- ciely l,2,3g Junior Classical League 4, Treasurer: Larin club 2,3,4g Regis- rer sraii 4, Senior Commifiee 4. KAREN RUTH RUGG Colleens l,21 Furure Teachers of America 4, Junior Red Cross Coun- cil 37 Teacher's Helper I,47 Y-Teens 3,4-. DIXIE ANN ROUNSLEY All Ci'ry Music Clinic I,2, Cenlral High Players I,27 Cheerleader I,2,37 Homeroorn Represenlarive 37 Infer- American club 2,33 Pep Squad I,2,3q Teacher's Helper 3. PEGGY ANN RUMMELHART Transferred from Wesiside High school, Omaha, Neloraslra: Colleens l,2: Fufure Teachers oi America 43 Greenwich Villagers 3: Pep Squad li 2: Teacher's Helper 47 Y-Teens 4. Pigeons on Ihe inside? f ' d f '-ff ., fe- A In M , ,e,' ng W 9 , fgi' ff' ,Q 2? fx f Xfefw boy? , gf, ff5' f W Zwf, V72 I X K Q f f f f ai X 2 W f 7 ff f I ,yff f , , PAMELA GAIL RUSHING Transferred from Indian Hills Junior High school, Omaha, Nebraska: Fu! lure Nurses of America 3,41 Junior Red Cross Council 2.3: I.aI'in club 4: Sale-Teen Council 3: Senior Corn- mi++ee 4: Y-Teens 2,4-. SUSAN HOPE SACHS Cenlral High Players I,2: Colleens I,2, Inler-American club I,2,3,4: Jun- ior Honor Sociely 2,33 Regisler sIaI'l: 4, Associafe Edi+org Teacher's Helper 2,3. WILLIAM SCOTT RYNEARSON Concerf Band I,2,3,4: Dance Band 2,3,4: Junior Honor Sociefy I,2,3g ROTC I,2,3,4i NCOC 2,3, Vice Presidenl 33 Rifle Team I,2,3,4: Or- cheslra 2,3,4. ARTHUR MICHAEL SACKS Fambail 3, Rorc 1,21 NCOC 2. NORA JUNE SALANITRO STEPHEN HENRY M Award I, GAA 1,2141 Home. SANDERSON making club I. ROTC I,2: Ushering I,2, 4., yVW94Jwyymw5 f. A- fi:2 , ' rss' ls'a GALE E. SAYERS CAROLYNE M. SCALZO Baslcelrball Ig Foorball I.2,3,4, In+er- Cheerleader I: Pep Squad I,2g W f'l , Ci+y Foolrball 3,4, Council Blurls In Teache-r's Helper 2,3. f,fg.jV' f y I'er-Cify Foolball 3,4, All-S'ra+e Fool- 2' d, V,,'r, ','VV ,W 'X ball 4: 0-Club I,2,3.4: ROTC I ' ' Ail, ,. ' ' H V'V, c f ' ' Traclc I,2,3,4g Wreslling 3. I f Q ,aw 5 W M ,wwf-f JULIE SCHWEITZER Cenlral High Players 43 Cheerleader lg Colleens I: French club 4: Junior Honor Sociely 2: l.alin club 3: Pep Squad i.2.3.4. SUZI G. SEGLIN All Cily Music Clinic I: Colleens II GAA ly lnler-American club 3: Jun- ior Honor Sociely lg Sale-Teen Coun- cil 3.4: Teacher's Helper 3, Yes, lha-hal lel Dr. Ginsburg do il. FRED V. SCARPELLO JULIE ANN SCHAAF Baseball l.2: Faalball l,2.3: Home- All Cily Music Clinic lq Boolcroom room Represenlalive 43 O-Club 2.3.47 Assislanl l.2.3.47 Chess club 25 Col- Wresllinq l.2.3.4. leens lg GAA I. ROBERTA KAY SCHMIDT WILLIAM E. A Cappella Choir 3: All Cily Music Clinic 2.3: Junior Honor Sociely 2.3: RQTC gig: NCQC 2- Lalin club 2: Opera 3: Road Show 3: 'l'eacher's Helper 3. THOMAS L. SCOTT A Cappella Choir 3.4: All Cily Mu- sic Clinic 2.3.4: Junior A Cappella Choir 2: Opera 3.47 Road Show 3.4: Russian club 2: 'l'eacher's Helper 4. CAROLE ANN SERPAN All Cily Music Clinic 47 Colleens l: Opera 4: Orcheslra 3.4. Treasurer 43 Road Shaw 3.4: 'l'eacher's Helper 4. Al DON J. SH RADAR Wresrlinq 2.4. ROSEMARIE SIGNORILE .- ,f HOWARD H. SH RIER WILLIAM JOHN SHAMBLEN Hi-Y 31 Homeroom Represenlalive I1 ROTC I,2.3.41 Rifle Team I.2.3: Sfu- den+ Con+rol 41 Swimming 3.4. HELEN ANN SHEARER Ceniral High Players I.2.3.4. Trea- surer 31 Cheerleader I.2.31 GAA I.2. 3.41 Homemalcing club 41 Pep Squad I.2.31 Road Show 3. DEANNE RUTH SHAPIRO A Cappella Choir 3.41 All Cily Mu- sic Clinic 2.3.41 GAA l,2.3.4j Junior Honor Sociery 31 LaI'in club I.2.3I Opera 3.4. Lead 41 Road Show 2.3. PHYLLIS JUNE SHERRETT Fulure Nurses of America 41 Safe- Teen Council 41 Y-Teens 1.2. Bookroom Assislanf 31 Homeroom Represenlralive I.21 O-Club I.2.3.41 Sfudenl Confrol 2: Swimming I.2.3.41 Teacher's Helper 3. ERNIE PARKER SLEDGE Baseball li Baslcellrnall I1 Foolball I ROTC I.21 Teacher's Helper I Ushering I.21 Wresllinq I.2.4. '- , 'A L1-if -Q45 f',., aff f'.f, 4 f W , '5 ' ' 'ala fy V41 Qzgiff ,A Af' A 4 ff ff 49 Q Q . .f ' -- . 2... - af - pigs?-, fe f '33, ' Q I ' VV? 3 ..--r -A , f.,yk,.g. ,4g gy 1.A,...,,,j 1 , ., f, , . 1 . 3 5... f21w':'! 3 ' 2-7-f :fI'1vf,1, nf 13 '-i' f.1 ' 'I I I 'gf 4 f J f 5 4 f 0 ' 4 4 1: C7 S Q 'Q 1 0 .-'a' fn'-I -A2- ff. f fu fcff.'fz 1-'Qf' 4 '73 111-A -V f q BARBARA LEONE SMITH . ,fz g , A Cily Music Clinic Ii Fall Pla ,,,.z , -I , , ,. .... I N , , pf, V , , , i fi, g-. 1,24 44 3.41 Makeup l.2,3.41 Road Show 3,41 Spring Play 3.4, ' ' ,f'..,. '57 , Q .,.. 'ig , fm A 1.01, '-4 40 1.1r f' I fr L , .,., ik.V.'fV . 1 A V ,V -Wi 1 ' , V.,VV V M ga-2 'f f v 4 MARY KATHERINE SMITH Colleens I1 Concerl' Band 2.31 GAA I.21 Library club I,2.3.41 Makeup 21 Office Assislanl 4i Pep Squad I.2.3.4. MABEL KAY SMITH Arr Award I1 Cenlral High Players 41 GAA 2.3.41 Greenwich Villagers 31 Teacher's Helper 41 Ushering 4. LOUISE SOLLOWIN Boolcroom Assisfanr 2.3.41 Homeroom Represenlaiive 21 Oflice Assislanr I 21 Teacher's Helper I.2.3.4. Qzf ' iii S I 121, ,r,f , !,Z ,W ., ,., H ,. J, fm: , ' ' fs? ,..,W CAROLE ANN STEFFES Colleens 2: French club 3,47 Fulure Nurses of America 4: La+in club 2: Pep Squad 2: Spring Play 3: Teech- er's Helper 3. JOHN WILLIAM STEPANEK ROTC I,2.3.: NCOC 21 Rifle Team 3: Color Guard 2.3: Road Show 2.3: Teacher's Helper 4: Ushering I. SH ELLEY VEE STEINBERG SUSAN SPEIER Girls' Slale 31 Homeroom Represenlr- alive 3: Junior Honor Sociely l.2,3 Journalism Award 43 Lafin club 2,3 Pep Squad I.2.3g Reqisfer slaff 4: Associale Edifor. ANTON THOMAS STACEY JOHN PHILIP SPENCER Chess club 3.4: ROTC I,2,3,4: COC 4: Ushering I.2.3. RICHARD REMUND STEELE Foollaall 3.4: O-Club 43 Wreslling ROTC l,2.3.43 NCOC 2.3: COC 4: 3.4. Colleens I.2I Homeroom Represenl- alive 3: Junior Honor Sociely I,21 ,i., V,V.,l k O-Book slalf 4 Senior Seclion Edifor' .L Reqisler slaicl 41 Safe-Teen Council 4i Ti i ii ? Senior Commiffee 4: Teacher's Help er 2.3.4. ROGER JOSEPH STRACKE ROTC I.2. ,, I, if gg . , iff' ,', ,Q Zzff. ' 'K, 7' ff if Hussars 3.4. Commander 41 French clulo 4. W y as fp ,fzff Xl, 475,41 ,155 i-. .5.--A4-1n14f:91f 4'..mviiwzwfzww:-.'.?f::1-Wwvr.-r-vm A f A y , , if'-' - I r f J K df 1 y X f , 2 4 ' If P 429 f , ff ffjf f? Zz , ia- 'r s ff'1 2. fd X 641. - i iff' , 'i -' ' ' ' , , .. ia'?'iiv ff! ff '77 'PXP fzyifyfl ' ff Aj, 'f-f'f:'vi ,Vf., f,,, , ,G , Z., V,, T , i 2 f, , , The calm before The slorrn. , . -I z J nf jo! , . -f-' cg ' , ,QL .Q I rfy, 5 L ' PATRICIA ANN STRAKA PEGGY ANN SULLIVAN Colleens I.2I Homemalcing club I: Transferred from Thomas Jefferson Junior Red Cross Council 3: Makeup High school, Council Bluhs, Iowa. 37 PGP Squad 2.3: Road Show 3: Y- Teens 3.4. SHARON A. SUNDELL JOHN KENNETH SUTIN Colleens I: GAA l.2: Ivlalceup 4: Inler-American club 3.4: ROTC I,2: PSD Squad I. NCOC 2: Senior Commillee 4: Slu- denl Conlrol 3.4. f-- CONNIE e. SVOLOPOULOS ' V . V A Cappella Choir 3.4: Cheerleader 'V I,2.3.4: Girls' Slale 3: I-lomeroorn V V! R e p res e nlalive I .2 , 3 .4 : J u n io r H o n o r if Y 1 V S oci ely I , 2 . 3 : O pe ra 3 .4 : S+ u cl e nl VV,'V Q 4 ' Council I ,2,3.4, Sgr.-al-A rms 3. Cor- res po n d i n g Sec re la ry 4. i'f I Q.. 1g I ss ,f,.,V, Q I 2:2131 'If 1- we-f-'-f-'f --vv ' 2:1-':1:: V. , .,.. qw., ,V ,W V V, iifi J. ,V,, f,,A efifaf riir A I I V, VV,VV, . 3 V, firr4., f . Q, ,.,. , '-', f-421 ' I -we LEYA SZMERLAK Calleens I.2: Hornemalcing club 3.42 Y-Teens 2. JEANNETTA ANN TAYLOR BONNIE LEE TARNOFF Greenwich Villagers l,2,3. Secrelary 2. Treasurer 3: Junior Honor Sociely l,3: Junior Classical League 4: Lalin club 2,3.4: O-Book slalzli 4, EdiIor-in- chief: Reqisler slafli 4: Sale-Teen Council 3.4: Teacher's Helper I.2. LARRY RAYMOND TAYLOR Boys' Slale Allernale 3: Junior Hon- or Sociely I,2.3: lvlalh club 3.4: Malh Team 2,3.4: O-Club 3.4: Science Award 2.3: Swimming 2.3.4. GLEN W. SWANSON ROTC I.2: Sludenl Conlrol 3.4. JACOUELYN AU DREY SWAFFORD Transferred from Monroe Junior High school, Omaha. Nebraska: Fulure Teachers ol' America 3: Junior Honor Sociely 2.3: Lalin club 3: Malh club 2: O-Book slalf 4. Ac+iviI'ies Edilor: Regisler slafli 4: Teacher's Helper 2. JUDITH KAY SWANSON A Cappella Choir 3.4: GAA 2,3.4: Opera 3.4: Road Show 3.4: Sludenl Council I,2: Teacher's Helper 3: Y- Teens 3.4. Presidenl 4. WQH Af W2 .ii 4 '-,' 5 ' ,.V , 1' A 1. , l 'l':. A, , 1 '-',. ':'- f - - . ,..., , W .W .... . ,.,, , , . . , , , , ww .,f., , . VV PAMELA JEAN TAYLOR Boolcroom Assislanl 2: Safe-Teen Council 2: Teacher's Helper 2: Y- Teens 4. HARRIET ELLEN THOMPSON GAA I: Y-Teens I,2.3. f-fw.-fm ?fQ:5IiP'i'i GEORGE JAMES THOMPSON All Cily Music Clinic 3.4: Concerl Band 2.3: Dance Band I.2,3.4: Opera 3,41 Orchesfra 3.4: Road Show I.2.3, 4: ROTC Band 2.3. MARIAN FRANCES THOMPSON Cenlral High Players 2: Colleens I: Greenwich Villagers 2.3: Junior Class- ical League 4. Edi+or 4: Lalin club 2.3.4: O-Book s+aIiF 4, Club Edifor: Regisfer s+aIT 4. CIub Edifor. fr , .1 1' 'i,,-T,w,.2'2,'Jf54-' - -, . 'f'e I -.f-1 'NSA' 1 MSM., :.,L, Q, . g .A . y .4.:.,, .4-I 9 Q I 'I' iz f s DENNIS LYNN TIEDEMANN Baseball I.2.3.4: Foo'rbaII 2.3.4: Wresfling 2,37 O-Club 3.4. PETE P. TOMANIO Transferred from Creighfon Prep. Omaha. Nebraska: Baslcelball 3: Homeroom Represenlalive 3: O-Club 3.4: Road Show 4: Speech Choir 3: Teacher's Helper 3.4: Traclc 3.4. PAUL J. TROCHA Concerl Band 2: Homeroom Repre- senlarive I: ROTC I.2: ROTC Band 2: Ushering I. 5E:'L':.13iEf fi fi 'cai ' I l i' ff' A - , , . rssv JOHN A- TREMONT ,, 5 A Cappella Choir 4: AII Cilry Music jx --:- . 51 'ii A 1 ' Clinic 2.3.4: French club I,4: Fu- , I 3. I 'rure Teachers of America I.2.3.4. Y .Q A Sgr.-a+-Arms 2.3: Junior A Cappella 'J V if I - . - Ai ' Chair 2.3: Opera 4: Teacher's Help- ...y in ii I ii T3,3VQ ..i er 2. S srra I GEORGE W. TROTTER WILLIAM WARNER UTTS A'rhIe'ric Manager I.2.3.4: O-Club Hi-Y 3: Mafh club 4: Ma+h Team 2.3,4: Sfudenf Confrol 3.4: Teacher's 4: Ouldoorsmen 2: ROTC I. Helper 3.4. DAVID A. VANDERLOO ROTC I.2.3,4: NCOC 2,32 COC 41 Hussars 4: Infer-American club 4. Sgf.-al-Arms 4: Ushering I,2.3,4I Science club, Chemisfry secfion 3. ' 5iT??iifE??7fl7'75'f?7if,i597,',g?7f?5f57?5'flffi7?f5?Qi g11Qf'2ifiifi:QiQWI ', ' ', Q ' JUDITH ANN i I 7 , fog 2' 1' - . VANDEVENTER .R I. A Cappella Choir 4: Junior A Cap- - W Q -' ' I i f .V ,, 5 pella Choir 3: Oflice Assis+an+ 3.4: 'f f I Pep Squad I,2.3,4: Ushering I: Y- xl Tiff I Wi g Teens 3.4. I ' 'P Zgfiiiffx - JAMES A. VONDRA Foolball I: Srudenr Confrol 3,41 Teacher's Helper 4. JERRY B. WALLEN I-Ii-Y 4i Rorc i,2. MARIE ELAINE VAN RYCKEGHEM Colleens I,2g French club 4: Fulure Teachers of America 23,41 GAA I,27 Teacher's Helper I,2. FRANK M. VIGNERI Transferred from Sacred Hearr High school, Omaha, Nebraska: Green- wich Villagers 4: Homeroom Repre- senfalive 2,41 Slrage Crew 43 Swim- ming 23.4. DIANA FRANCES WAGNER Calleens I,2: GAA 3,41 Homeroom Represenralive 2: Junior Honor So- ciery 21 Junior Red Cross Council 3: Y-Teens 3,4. RICHARD L. WATSON ROTC I,2. RICHARD I. VELEZ Inler-American club 4: ROTC I,2,3I Rifle Team 3. MARIS ARVED VINOVSKIS Baslcelball I,2,3,4: Class Oiclicer 4, Vice President Foolball I,2,3,4g Hi- Y 3, Homeroom Represenlalive 37 Junior Honor Sociely I,2,3: O-Club 2,3,4, Sgr.-ar-Arms 3. fXaaaaahhhhhhhhI 'ms ni MICHAEL F. WEBER Hi-Y 3: Teacher's Helper 4: Archi- Ieclural and Machine Drawing Award 2.3. Colleens 2. TIMOTHY DON WHITE MARY L. WHITNER A Cappella Choir 4: Hi-Y 3.4: Road All Cily Music Clinic I: Colleens Show 2.3.4: NCOC 2.3. Presidenlr 3: Homemaking club I: Malh club COC 4: Crack Squad 2.3.4. Corn- Y-Teens l,2.3. mander 4: I-Iussars 4. FREDRICK HARVEY WILSON BRUCE U. WINTROUB Baseball 3.4: ROTC 3. 2,91 W eff? .- X f A24 X fffv Junior Honor Sociely I.2.3: LaI'in club 2.3.41 Malh club I,2.3.4: Malhe- malics Award 3: O-Boolc slalili 4. Sen- ior Seclion Edilor: O-Club 3: Regis- I'er slaicf 4: Tennis 3.4. yr! ,WW ff'-x Wff f X f I PATRICIA LUCILLE WELLS JUDI ANN WITTIG I-Iomernalcing club 2.3: Y-Teens 4. SANDRA CAROLE WEHRLI Cenlral High Players 2.3: Fulure Teachers of America 2.3: In'rer-Amer- ican club 4: Pep Squad I.2.3.4: Y- Teens I.2.3.4. Sgf.-al'-Arms 4. RUTH ANN WEST Transferred from Fargo Cenlral High school, Fargo. Norlh Dalcola: All Cily Music Clinic 3.4: Concerl Band 3.4: French club 4. JEFFREY STEWART WOH LN ER Baseball I.2.3,4: Class Officer 4. Treasurer: I-Iomeroom Represenlalive 4: Junior Classical League 4: Lafin club 2.3.47 O-Club 2.3.4: Regisfer sfarl 4, Sporls Edilor. LINDA KAY WOOLHISER KEN YOUNG Transferred from Louisville High All Cily Music Clinic 2.3: Ouldoors- school. Louisville. Nebraska. men 3: ROTC I. MALCOLM K. YOUNG Foolloall 2,3,4: I-li-Y 2,3,4, Sglfal- Arms 4: I-lomeroom Represenlalive I1 O-Club 3,41 Sludenl Conlrol 3,41 Swimming 4: Track 3,4. RICHARD GARY ZACHARIA Class Officer 4, Presidenl1 Homeroom Represenlafive 2,31 Malh club 31 O. Club 3,41 Sludenl Conlrol 41 Tennis 3i Wresrling 3,4. Debare 21 GAA I 1 Homeroom Repre- A senlalive 21 Teacher's Helper I,21 1 .T ift V - Q ,l', Y-Teens I,2,3,4. X . ' g - 3, Q-Yizrn f W' f ' '2 32 LINDA BARBARA ZALKIN Cenlral High Players I,2,31 Colleens I,21 GAA I,2,3,41 Homeroom Repre- sen+a+ive I,2,31 Makeup I,2,31 Pep Squad I,23 'l'eacher's Helper I,2,3,4. BETTE ELAINE ZOORWILL Cenrral High Players 2,31 Fulure Nurses of America 3i Homeroom Represenlalive 41 Junior Honor So- ciely l,2,31 Lalin club 31 Library club 2,3,4. OJARS ZARINS Arl Award 31 Chess club 41 Green- wich Villagers 3,4, Vice Presidenl 41 Homeroom Represenlalive I1 Russian club 2,3,41 Srage Crew 4. SENIORS WHOSE Claude Alkins Larry J. Aulery Powell Bell James Bench Ray Friedel Mike Gary Gillain Larry Eugene Graham William Hanner John Wesley Harris Cornelius Henderson Daniel Holba Saundra Hunler PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Palricia Rulh Jenkins Thomas A. Jensen' Craig F. Johnson Frances Calherine Johnson Judy Dianne Karof Marvin John Noel Raymond Moore PIaH's Sharon Smilh Ann Spelling Annie Louise Thomas Anlhony Turco Lola Wesl' Donna Yancey In Memoriam-Sara Maxfield i 56 gi K s Q as Q1 V 1 ' 'SK ff J' W Treasurer Vice Presideni' Secrefary Jeff Wohlner Maris Vinovslcis Olive Graham Senior Cfflcers , .1,.4?v?' ew,-f, We s Girl's Sql.-a'l'-Arms BQy'5 Sgf,-5+-Arms JUdY ElCl'll'10l'f1 Duane Mannon The senior officers were announced, Nov. 4, I96O. Six people had been chosen from The Torly-one who had originally Tiled in early Oc- Jrober. The class ol 'ol was led by Diclc Zacharia. l-le super- vised and organized senior aclivilies and presided al parl ol The graduaiion cere- mony. Maris Vinovslds was Diclcs Vice Presidenl and able assislanl. Maris loolc com- plele charge of all senior commillees. l-le allended all commillee meelings and saw +o ir Thai everylhing was running smoolhly. Class Secrelary Olive Gra- ham had charge of all class correspondence. She noli- Tied seniors aboul meelings and olher mailers. She as- 152 Presidenf Dick Zacharia sisled Jrhe Treasurer wi'rh financial records and helped Miss Cecil McCarier, senior sponsor. Treasurer Jeff Wohlner lceplr records of all financial Jrransaciions, including The play and caps and gowns. Jeff spenl much lime seeing Thai The seniors paid The various Tees on lime. Duane lvlannon and Judy Eichhorn served as Sglsfal- Arms. These Two officers were The ones who did The organizing for Jrhe class. They performed various du- 'lies Tor Miss McCarler and Jrhe oiher oliiicers. They helped prepare for The issu- ance of caps and gowns and class rings. These officers all worlced hard for a good senior year Tor Jrheir classmales. Miss Cecil McCarTer, senior adviser: Mr. Harry Siayer, senior boys' counselor: Miss lrene Eden, senior girls' counselor. LZV ,1, T iw, , . 4 COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN FIRST ROW: Olson, Andersen, Sachs. SECOND ROW: Breslow, Agee, Buchfa, Bergquisf. THIRD ROW: Svolopoulos, LuchT, Borchman, Gaines. FOURTH ROW: Liberman, Sfeele, Rich. Senior AcTiviTies Under The direcTion oT Miss Cecil McCarTer. senior sponsor, senior commiTTees Tor The class OT 'ol were organized lasT December. These commiTTees arranged and supervised senior evenTs leading To commencemenT. The Spring Play commiTTee supervised Ticl4eT sales and publiciTy Tor The annual producTion. The members oT The Cap and Gown commiTTee measured every senior and ordered The graduaTion robes. Plans Tor The Tinal banqueT and dance came under The direcTion oT The Dance. BanqueT ArrangemenTs, Ban- queT Table and BanqueT Program commiTTees. The Commencemenjr commiTTee made preparaTions Tor The graduaTion exercises. These seven senior commiTTees were led by chair- men who were chosen Trom The TinalisTs oT The senior class elecTions. All members worlced hard To malce The climax oT Their Tour years aT CenTral exciTing. 153 CAP AND GOWN FIRST ROW: Rinrzman, L. Taylor, Bergquisl, Cafania, P. Taylor. SECOND ROW: Karre, Bailey, Lazerson, Hendersen, Willig. THIRD ROW: Nolan, Weber, Vondra, Sreele, D'ErcoIe. NOT PICTURED: Johnson. SPRING PLAY FlR'ST ROW: Pomeranlz, Andersen, Hill, Parker. SECOND ROW: Bryans, Agee, Morearfy, Bufler. THIRD ROW: FIRST ROW: Rofhenberg, Manzo, Nixon. SECOND ROW: McDonald, Barker, Chrisiensen. THIRD ROW: Luefschuefz, Kuelhe, Shearer. FOURTH ROW: Moore, Ginsburg, Borchman, Young, FIFTH ROW: Liloerman, Fishbaugh, I-Iullman. NOT PICTURED: Vanderloo. Frey, Erwin, Naughrin. FOURTH ROW: Ramsey, Jones, Hansen, Gesman, Mafhys, Cummings, NOT PICTURED: Sferfes, Rugg. BANOUET PROGRAM FIRST ROW: Sieinberg, M. 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