Central High School - Rocket Yearbook (Burlington, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1955 volume:

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Through time and effort he has organized Ny-Q J pl gil 59 550 The education stndes made by schools dunng the last decade have been tremendous We thxnk that Cenual Public Schools have done theu part to advance with our 1mproving educational opponuni ties The addiuonal facilities and cumculum at Central Hugh School should make the educatlonal opportunities in this community better than ever before On behalf of the Board of Education I wish to congratulate the graduatmg class of 1955 and to say thanks to the entue faculty for a job well done. George M. Rest be '41 XX to ' , t' X f at , , K f Y I U KK l 75! bl 32 ,fmt l e P 6 4 , ff 6 1 e-S54 The end of a school year means changes ln the lxves of many peo ple To the teachers rt means more knowledge rmparted to the stu dents To the undergraduates xt means another step toward graduatron To the graduanng senrors it means one of the brggest changes of then lrves Each must try to f1nd his or her mche rn hfe For some thrs rs an occupauon and for others rt rs more years rn a school or college ac qumng more educanon To all these groups I extend a well done for the past year and the best of luck for the future Edward J Ganshrrt QT' X l' I ,Z , A X ' f - cscfoofx JFJ I3n 1 Left to nght Herman Rothhsberger Howard Thomas, Mr Reat Lloyd Mason, Bd Wesemann Edward Kovar Marun Kmef 6 Liv- MR. REAT Superintendent MR. GANSHIRT Pnncipal MRS LOIS HENNIG School Secretary 3 I' iii!! 'QB' RICHARD CONNOLLEY Assistant Principal B, S Eastern State Millilun Umversity P E Social Science Coach WILLIAM CREAMEAN University of lll1no1s B, S Northem Illrnois State Teachers College Business Educauon Spanish -us- T ravi? x MRS DONNA E BAVERY Western Illinois State College General Science Home Economics BETTY COLE Western Illinois State College Engusn, snonmma MRS DORIS DRAWHON Eastem Illinois State College Physical Education Health Speech EDWARD J, GANSHIRT 1 X f Princrpal Northem Illinois State Teachers College B. S. in Ed. ana M. S. ill Ed. Physics and Algebra I EMMA HERSTRUM B S Bradley Umverslty Home Economlcs JOHN GARRISON B S Umversrty of Illmors Ag I I1 and General Agnculture HELEN HAwKms yy B S Northern Ilhnors H-if State Teachers College World Hrstory X Lf! Enghsh I and H ff rj xlfgfxff NI f ALFRED HERSTRUM JAMES JONES B E RIVCI Falls College Aurora College M Ed Umvemty of Northern State Teachers I1l1no1s College Unrversrty of Wrsconsm Mathematlcs Agriculture III an hop 3 IOS H F KUCHERA Northern State College M Vandercook College of Musrc Band and Chorus ROBERT WEBER B.S. , M.S. , N.I.S.T.C. Blology P. E. Coach 1 T in ,kggdw ggi, KV V we 1 1, 'A an-A J' Q .' 9 A A. 4- 1 -4-il, Y' v 1 i'f'59 lv BEVERLY JUNE ANDERSON Class Presldentl Band 1 2 3-4 Student Council 1 2 3 4 Student Council Sec retary 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 GAA Secretary3 2 3 Red Cross 1 GAA Point Chairman 2 IOANNE LEE BLANCHARD Chorus 1 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 Newspaper 3 4 Red Cross 1 Librarian 1 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 GAA Treasurer4 ROGERA BEU FFA 1 2 3 4 Foorba111 2 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Class Play 4 BARBARA IOSIE CHAVEZ Chorus 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 News paper 4 Yearbook 4 Red Cross 1 FHA 2 GAA 2 3 4 X f 1 GAA President 4: Yearbook 2-4g Paper N l 7 g - V 4? FRANK VICTOR COLSON, IR. WILLIAM EDWARD DIECKMAN Class President 2 4 Cla s Vice President FFA 1 2 3 4 Football 4 Class Play 4 1 Student Council 2 3 4 Student Coun cil President 4 FFA 1 Yearbook 2 3 4 Newspaper 2 3 Editor 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Music Context 3 4 Class Play 4 RITA ANN HADERER DONNA MAE LEIBERT Yearbook 4: Red Cross 1g Band 1-2-3-4: Qlintered from Barrington 31 GAA 4: FHA Chorus 2-3-4: Class Play 3-45 Newspaper 3: Chorus 3. 3-4: FHA 25 GAA 2-3-45 Class 'I'reasurer4. LEO JOHN LENSCHOW Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 3-4 Football 1 3 Basketball 2 Ll brarian 1 Yearbook 3-4 Newspaper 3 cus Play a 4 MARY LUCILLE MEYER Play 3 4 Yearbook 4 FHA 2 FHA Treas urer 2 Cheerleader 2 Red Cross 1 GAA 1 2 3 4 GAA Treasurer 3 Newspaper 2 3 4 Class Secretary 1 2 3 LEON CARL LENSCHOW Band 1 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Football 1 3 Librarian 2 Yearbook 4 Newspaper 3 Class Play 4 ELAINE LOUISE OTTO Vice President 2 3-4 Newspaper 3 Year book 4 Class Play 3 4 Red Cross 1 GAA 1 2 3 4 FHA 2 A ai A -Y, Band 1-2-3-4: Chorus 1-2-3-4: Class Band 1-2-3-4: Chvrlls 1-2-3-4: C125 CORRINE JANICE PATRICK IRENE MAE REISER Yearbook 4 Play 3 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Red lTransfer from Hampshire 4j GAA 4 Cross 1 Band 1 2 3 4 FHA 2 3 FHA FHA 4 Yearbook 4 Chorus 4 News Project Chairman 2 Class Secretary 4 PBPCI 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Newspaper4 WALLACE W ROHRSCHNEIDER BARBARA JEAN ROHRSEN Basketball 2 3 4 Band 1 2 Football 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 GAA 1 3 4 Track 2 3 Student COUDCII 1 3 4 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 FHA Secretary 3 4 Class President 3 Newspaper 3 Red Cross 2 Newspaper 3 IOANN MARIE SCHRAMM Yearbook 4 Libranan 1 2 4 Red Cross 1 Newspaper4 FHA 1 2 3 4 Pubhc Relations Chairman 3 GAA 2 3 4 CAROL JEAN SCHURING Play 4 Red Cross 1 Llbrary 1 4 Newspaper 4 FHA 1 2 3 4 FHA Parliamentar ian 4 BETTY LEE SUDDETH Red Cross 1 Newspaper 4 Majorette 3 4 FHA 1 2 3 4 FHA Hlstorian3 FHA Public Relations 4 FHA Vxce President 1 : ' --: : : SCG: ' S 0 F A J A , j : : --, - . : : -: ---, , I . I THERESA MARIE UNDIENER Yearbook 3 4 Chorus 1 2 34 Bandl 234 Class Treasurer 2 3 Class Play 3-4 Red Cross 1 Newspaper 3 4 L1brarian2 3 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 FHA 1 2 o FHA Recreation Chairman 3 -N ARVON MYLES SWANBERG Band 1 2 3 4 Newspaper 4 CHARLES LAVERNE WARFORD Band 1 2 3-4 ezzzor GQJJ H6101 y On August 30 1951 the frrst freshman class of Central I-hgh School consrstrng of thrrty mem bers entered the halls to begrn four years of rndustrrous study At the frrst class meetrng we elected the followrng offrcers Beverly Anderson Presrdent Frank Colson Vice Presrdent Mary Meyer Secretary Treasurer Wally Rohrschnerder Student Councrl and B111 Sunderlage Reporter Mrss Lawson was elected Class Advrsor We became offrcral members of Central Hrgh when we were 1n1t1ated at an all school party grven by the setuor class In November we sponsored a very successful Camrval for the entrre school Two class parues were held dunng the year The boys partrcrpatxng rn athleucs were Brll Paar B111 Sunderlage Roger Chapman, Roger Beu John Ross and Jrm Butt Dunng the year Roger Chapman dropped out and George Herrmann transferred to Genoa We returned as sophomores on August 29 1952 Paul Dreckman and Ann Shafer farled to re tum The class offrcers were Presrdent Frank Colson Vrce Presrdent Elarne Otto Secretary Mary Meyer Treasurer Mane Undrener Mr Caywood and Mr Kuchera were chosen as Class Advrsors Beverly Anderson and Frank Colson served on the Student Councrl We sponsored two all school partxes du.r1ng the year A sweater and sock dance was held rn October and a roller skatrng party rn February The hrghhght of the year was the Annual Spnng Dance sponsored by the sophomores A semor The boys who pamcrpated rn football thrs year were Leon Lenschow, Roger Beu and B111 Sun derlage The boys playrng Frosh Soph basketball were Wally Rohrschnerder B111 Sunderlage B111 Paar Leo Lenschow and Dave Granqurst John Ross served as manager and Mary Meyer as cheerleader We were saddened bv the death of our classmate and frrend B111 Sunderlage who was krlled on Apnl 4 1953 We returned as upperclassmen on August 28 1953 Nancy Lretzow and Dave Granqurst farled to retum John Ross transferred to Mt Morrrs and Donna Lerbert entered from Barrmgton Jrm Butt left 1n January At the first class meetrng of the year the followrng offrcers were elected Wally Rohrschnerder Presrdent Elarne Otto Vrce Presrdent Mary Meyer Secretary Mane Undrener Treasurer Beverly Anderson Frank Colson and Wally Rohrschneider were Student Councrl members Mrs Mrller and Mr Ganshrrt were elected class advrsors An all school skatrng party rn DeKalb and one 1n Elgrn were sponsored by our class About two weeks before Christmas vacatron we recerved our class nngs Boys who partrcrpated in football and basketball were Wally Rohrschnerder leo Lenschow Leon Lenschow and B111 Paar In the spnng we sponsored a magazrne dnve to rarse money for the Prom A toy French poodle named Maga Z1ne was the mascot Sprder Island the class play was held May '7 1954 The cast rncluded srx grrls and was drrected by Mrss Hawkins We sponsored the tradruonal Jumor Senror Prom at the Elgin Country Club on May 21 1954 On May 29 we left for a summer vacatron to prepare ourselves for our fourth and frnal year , , . . ' . . . - ' . . . . . . . . : ' . 3 . ' : . - : ' . ' : . . . . . . l I . i , . . . . . - ' : ' . : ' ' . ' : . : . ' ' . . . ' . girl was crowned queen, Dancing and refreshments were enjoyed throughout the evening. : . ' '- . - 2 . ' . ' . j ' I j o , . , . . . . : . ' . : . , . . F ' S . . D i . . . . . , . . . . . . , ' l . U , . ll ' ' ll , , . ' ' . . . - . . 0 Coming back on August 26 1954 with the title of seniors we had twenty-two kids in the class. Bill Paar transferred to Elgin and Irene Reiser entered from Chicago Donna Liebert left school in February Frank Colson was elected President- Elaine Otto Vice President- Corrine Patrick Secretary- and Rita Ann Haderer Treasurer Frank Colson and Beverly Anderson were student council mem bers Frank was president of the orgamzation Mr Herstrum Mrs Bavery and Mrs Drawhon were class advisors At the Homecoming game 1n October Frank Colson and Beverly Anderson were chosen King and Queen On November 19 1954 we presented the class play The Calamity Kids directed by Miss Cole and Mrs Drawhon Beverly Anderson received the D A R Award A senior girl was crowned the lovely queen of the Winter Formal in March We were tl1e guests of the Juniors at the Prom Held May 20 1955 Baccalaureate on May 29 Commencement on May 31 brought our four years to a close As we look back we have many precious memones some happy and odrers sad We are and future as we go out into the world OFFICERS Elaine Otto Vice President Frank Colson President Rita Haderer Treasurer Comne Patnck Secretary thankful for these years, the knowledge and rich experience that we have gained to help us in the CASS KU ff I Beverly Anderson do hereby bequeath my abillty to get along with the teachers to B111 Ballard I leave my P3l'IlClP3Il0l'1 rn extra curricular activities to Betty Free I Roger Beu do hereby bequeath my ability to get along with Mtss Cole to Jim Hulke My truck I leave to Rtchard Htntt so he can get around better I Joanne Blanchard do hereby bequeath my boyrsh ways to Sue Hltzeroth and my artistic ability to the future art class of Central I-hgh School I Barbara Chavez, do hereby bequeath my dark hair to Barbara Gurke and my soft votce to Gloria Hoffman, I Frank Colson do hereby bequeath my baritone voice to Rtchard Ltetzow My abrhty to get answers tn physics class to Marita Thomson l B111 Dteckman, do hereby bequeath my acting abrlity to Miss Windle and my tnterest in glrls to Jack Flagler Connectlcut I keep to myself I Donna Leibert, do hereby bequeath my noon hour detention perrods to Jim Mulrhead and my height to Marlene Herrmann I Leo Lenschow do hereby bequeath my flat feet to George Chapman My nosey ways I leave to the Snooper I Leon Lenschow do hereby bequeath my graceful ways no Howard Hoffman and my recttation in history class to Clarence Mobley I Mary Meyer do hereby bequeath my b1g feet to anyone who needs a good under standlng My shorthand ability I leave to louise Belden so she can sit on the boss's knee I Elaine Otto do hereby bequeath my high soprano voice to Ted Kohl so he can sing tenor My annual vice president Job I leave to anyone who wants tt I Corrine Patrick do hereby bequeath my adventures to anyone who needs excttement My interests at the skattng rink I keep to myself l Irene Reiser do hereby bequeath my dancing abiltty to Joyce Miller My interest in Fords I leave to Janice Oliver providing she doesn't take what's tn them 1. I, Rita Haderer, do hereby bequeath my 'giggle' to Sharon Krog, and my interest in I, Wally Rohrschneider, do hereby bequeath my safe and sane driving to Gene Scott, My head I leave to the Biology class for further research in the interest of science. I, Barbara Rohrsen do hereby bequeath my silly expressions to Margie Stout My Burlington interest I keep to myself I JoAnn Schramm do hereby bequeath my winning ways with the boys to the freshman girls I leave my worn out chewing gum to Jim Andersen I Carol Schuring do hereby bequeath my athletic ability to Margaret Nielsen I Betty Suddeth do hereby bequeath my quiet shy ways to Janice Strausberger and my short hair to Catherine Ramer I Arvon Swanberg do hereby bequeath my technique in neckrng to Donald Burnell I leave my hot corner playing to Dale Marshall I Mane Undiener do hereby bequeath my even tempered ways to Mr Connolley adventures at Long's Barn and the skating rink I keep to myself I Charles Warford do hereby bequeath my athletic physique to John Johnson and my ability to do chin ups to Ronald Hartmann W4 lsxiuhf X X 'X .: 3'-1 ' Ar E sf, k a . ' . - . .My 631 x gk J- 'U - X! if XREQY ? x X , '- 3 it H-5 i f - , -, ' , 5 if C635 yjI'0p5QC Thls is BILL DIECKMAN the star reporter of the Central Dally News with the latest world news From the metropolrs of Burlmgton Illlnols, we hear that the well known chlld psychologrst BARBARA ROHRSEN has settled down wlth her husband Bunny Herrmann and theu' flve children Also from Burllngton we hear that ROGER BEU has Just taken over hrs new Job as successor to Mr Ganshlrt past prlnclpal of Central High In Pans today the lovely frgure of RITA HADERER has made front page news as she models the latest Dror fashrons Metropolltan Opera announced today ln New York that the star of next sea sou wrll be FRANK COLSON the greatest barltone of today In the local news today the slamese cat owner IOANNE BLANCHARD has broken up wlth her france because he doesn't llke cats Elsewhere today rn Chlcago BEVERLY ANDERSON a nurse at St Ann s Hospltal has eloped wrth Albert Einstern Back to the local scene we find ARVON SWANBERG wrth hls loyal assistant BETTY SUDDETH pastor of Warford Memorial Church whrch was donated by CHARLES WARFORD after he had Just completed making h1s fourth mlllron CAROL SCHURING has Just returned from Indra where she took a course in snake charmlng so she could teach ll to her P E classes ln Central Hlgh LEO and LEON LENSCHOW have Just arrived home from an exhaustlng tual of teachmg the Ubangr warrlors to play comet In San Franclsco WALLY ROHRSCHNEIDER and hrs wlfe the former DONNA LEIBERT have Just returned from a motorcycle mp around the world Then elght children accompanied them rn thelr unique side car Also ln flylng today BARBARA CHAVEZ has become the first woman to fly a Jet solo In New York John D Rockafeller IV has Just marned hrs nlnth wrfe CORRINE PATRICK!! Good luck Corrmell MARY MEYER has Just completed a course ln hulu dancing under the dlrectron of MARIE UNDIENER. Mary is golng overseas to teach the soldiers statroned there IOANN SCI-IRAMM has Just taken over her father s truckmg business What s she hau11ng'7 Men of course!! In Chicago ELAINE OTTO has fmally achieved her goal head English teacher rn an all men s college Here is a late bulletln we Just recelved from Washington Irene Relser has Just flown to Mars wrth her homemade wings Her comment It's breezy up there That's all for today Tune in tomorrow same time same statron for more news 'Bye now n a Q Q D - U ,, ,, . . . . n u 9 n a o O 1 Q Q . . , . Q 0 Q 9 n Q Q Q - Q n 0 I C Q o . 9 Q a . , . , Q D -- - 0 Q n . . --H n If Q . -- -- Q . 'I--fee--4-M Q CAROL AHRENS fvx T NANCY BUTTS LAVERNE ENGEL JACK FLAGLER SHARON HAMPEL RONALD I-IARTMANN ALBERT HERRMANN MARLENE HERRMANN HOWARD HOFFMAN junzbrs ROSALIE LLOYD WILLIAM ANDERSON ATHERTON BALLARD fd 'll ffgipl kv f ROBERT BARNES LOUISE BELDEN RODNEY BERNA BETTY BOOR DONALD BURNELL ELROY BUSCHE APN fv y ff 'sw 5, QE., f' mwhwy ,, , I ,, I ' 9 5' ' it A ' G . ' ? T 2 T zf' A f' s. Eff ...J L - gm 2 , ... E, ll 'L 'TQ' , , 'X X aff ' I A 'I' ' D.1'f'?': 21 -I' X I ' y . QP' 1 Q xr 5' ' I , 1 F, W9 , ' U I X I 1 . I u j, r I f -f.,1J!' K . N BIB ','j f'Y f T GY ii A in j 'X I' ,t bf ' f 1, rl L AT A' -' -1 A J. , A f In T . 4 1 I n . 4 'L 4 ' ' ., 1 VV IEANEAN WILLIAM .IOHN HORNYAK HU LKE LYNN LASEMAN RICHARD LIETZOW JOYCE MILLER CLARENCE MOBLEY JAMES MUIRHEAD MARGARET NIELSON 091 1 149 TED KOHL 5-I TT , GWENDOLYN OLWIN CATHERINE RAMER REYNALDO RODRIQUEZ MARGARET STOUT MARITA THOMSON RICA MAE WARFORD uzzzor CASS jfsfory On August 27 1954 the Jumor year for the class of 56 started There were Junxors but Don Ramer and Thomas Keller dropped out 1n September B111 Ballard trans ferred to Elgrn rn February At the frrst meetrng Bob Bames was elected Presrdent John Johnson Vrce Presrdent Ronald Hartmann Secretary Nancy Butts Treasurer and Lynn Laseman Student Councrl Representatrve Mr Jones Mrss Cole and Mr Connolley were chosen the class advrsors The class sponsored a free dance wh1ch was held after one of the basketball games They also sold barbecues every Tuesday and Thursday of each week Ted Kohl and Joyce Mrller were the Junror attendants for the Krug and Queen at the Homecomtng Game About two weeks before Chnstmas some very happy Junrors recerved therr class nngs The boys that partrcrpated rn football were Bob Bames Lloyd Atherton B111 Ballard Donald Burnell Jrm Murrhead Howard Hoffman and Clarence Mobley The boys that went out for basketball were Bob Bames Donald Burnell Ted Kohl Mobley Carol Ahrens Joyce Mrller and Janrce Olrver were the Jumor Senror cheerleaders thrs year The Jumor Class Play was held rn May The class also sponsored the annual Jumor Senror Prom on May 20 1955 wrth the Semors as therr guests As the Junrors go through the doors of Central Hrgh School to spend a happy summer they warn the teachers that they wrll be back next year to grve them Just as much trouble as before OFFICERS JOHN JOHNSON Vrce Presrdent BOB BARNES Presrdent NANCY BUTTS Treasurer RONNIE HARTMAN Secretary Z.-I 'b' , , ' ' . 37 Lynn Laseman, Nook Herrmann, Jim Muirhead, Elroy Busche, Bill Ballard, and Clarence 4 It , ,ff ,X ff' ! , .4 ' v K. -.. . . , 'Q '-5-:,Q ,.p,. -1 n Y mv Q, i. k' k lx . ,sr A .P ri. 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A Q 9 wg T Q- W -Q7 ' I' '-D 5 Y' vu Y pf-.x M 'C' 'K' Charlotte Eggers Dale Furness Jean Gilkey T' fs Darlene Granger Barbara Gurke Arnold Hampel Rrchard Hmtt Suzon Hrtzeroth Gloria Hoffman Sharon Krog Richard Krueger Patsy Long Dolores Akers Florence Altpeter James Anderson Jane Barnes Ray Brammer Roy Brammer Mary Lou Beckhnger Y Madellne Chavez Ioan Donohue OID OFG S 41 , 9 23 ,Q K A ears 'R fx, , 5 'Yw moron lf 1 QV' . IQ f fx' Marjorie Kadow Albert Keller Kathleen Kirchman Dale Marshall Donna Oleson Alan Olson Carolyn Olwin Diane Oranger William RB'lSCl' g, F ff XX ,bis fn V C' . 1 , J, Nommrmxusii .QA - F Y D 426' ' NGOIINAMBLE N . 1 QQ ff uf., Wiki 1 , .PN Ii 0-9 Ya 'QP' 1.-4 y7 Q, f f fv- V' 'EL' .fn sufg ' nun. f rl I ' fxxfl, MW X ff K' '-:Pa mga ' .1 Li KL '6 IL .XX 1, Judy Sauber Karen Schairer Gordon Schumacher Dale Schuring Gene Scott Don See Janice Strausberger Doris Suddeth ,f,j?VXallace Wiese Charles Westphal Harvey Knoll Paul Roswold N 5 AG' Q Gene Scott Alan Olson Suzon Hitzeroth 60105 omore GQSJ jflsfory The Sophomore Class entered Central on August 27, 1954 to continue their educa- tion. LeeRoy Iungwirth and Kenneth Butt didn't retum and Harold Gilkey and Ralph Mapes left shortly after the year started, Janet Martin transferred to St. Charles. ln December, Diane Oranger moved to Orland Park. New members of the class were: William Roser, Morris Payne, Benjamin and Ethel VanLue, Dale Fumess, and Tom Mc- Donough. At their first class meeting of the year, the following class officers were elected: President, Alan Olsong Vice President, Suzon Hitzerothg Secretary-Treasurer, Gene Scott. Dale Marshall, Patsy Long, and Alan Olson were Student Council members. Miss Hawkins and Mr. Weber were the class advisors. The Sophomore Class sponsored the 2nd Homecoming at Central. A Snake Dance was held on October 7, 1954. Frank Colson, and Beverly Anderson were crowned King and Queen before the football game with Genoa on October 8, 1954. The class also sponsored a formal dance on March 4, 1955. A senior girl was crowned Queen of the dance. Dale Fumess, Gene Scott, Gordon Schumacher, Skip Keller, Arnold Hampel, Ray Brammer, Roy Brammer, Paul Rowwald, Harvey Knoll, Chuck Westphal, and Wally Wiese were the Sophomore boys who played basketball and football this year. The Sophomores are now looking forward to the fall when they will be upperclassmen of Central High School. 6 J , It ,kgs f , A . .5 ' , QT, 'X an N' . k bg -'Aw' .A 1 A ' . vv g, 1'- P ' . 1 WMM J 'vi' -ff 'CT 'UU Y' 1 , ,-4' Y' T? 1 . Ii' 'Q ,pa- 3. ' to 5 1 , in J 1 NP f :ut RDMIALAMJ is Kurtis Ahrens Richard Bahr Edward Bolhnger Rosemary Burnell Dorothy Chapman George Chapman Lgimar Dteckman Virginia Ebert K Evelyn Eg ers QZFQS 122612 Betty Free Karen Hornyak jata Jensen Glenn Johnson Gary Knudson Janet Lake Marjorie Merritt Carol Meyerjofer Paul Mobley Sharon Mowers Jack Mntrhead Alice Payne Sandra Quayle Vivian Ramer Elaine Relnkin Janice Kay Schairer Ronald Schambach Warren Schurlng Gary Seyller Gene Sunderlage David Swanberg Howard Thomas Jean Mane Warne Judy Werthwein Rita Werthwem Larry Westerbeck '-Q i sn- 'Q- air 8 ..- sQp f 'Y -5.31 TT' .-.X 'Q 'C' UU' vr-v 5 1-7 'X F-'A' s-'04, NM gresfman jfsfory On a bnght August day thrrty s1x green lookmg Freshmen entered the halls of Central lookmg forward to a greater educauon Elsre Vanlue entered school rn January from Flonda At the frrst class pow wow, they elected Kurt Ahrens, Presrdent Janet Lake Vrce Presrdent Dorothy Chapman Secretary Davrd Swanberg Treasurer Karen Homyak Reporter and Evelyn Eggers Student Councxl member When the frrst posters came out there was a notrce for all guys to start hrdrng Gene Sunderlage Kurt Ahems Howard Thomas Paul Mobley Jack Mu1rhead Gary Knudsen Larry Westerbeck Richard Bahr Omar Dieckman and George Chapman played on the Frosh Soph football and basketball teams thrs year Kurt Ahrens and Dorothy Chapman were the Freshmen attendents rn the court at the Homecomrng The class is now looklng forward to becomlng srlly Sophomores next year Dorothy Chapman Secretary Kurt Ahrens Presrdent Davrd Swanburg Treasurer Janet Lake Vrce Presrdent w J On October 15, 1954, they sponsored the second annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. LHKMZQZ4 f?ooAQz0r 'Q ' 'cb ' Q5 K 'E-f he Flrst row R Brammer P Mobley L Westerbeck R Bahr D Marshall G Knudson Second row K Ahxens R Brammer C Westphal W Rohrschne1der J Muxrhead B Bames D Burnell Qui. Xa-4 Fust row: G. Scott, L. Atherton, D. See, H. Knoll, G. Chapman, C. Mobley. Second row. B. Ballard, R. Beu, G. Schumacher, B. Dxeckman, H. Hoffman, W. Wxese, G. Sunderlagc. -L LN, I n f ' 1 - ' 3' 1 Aa ' - wi ER f A '?, 'w5, G . A , A I X 'Q -i1- 'in 1fR'? -. - .' ' lf' if if-5 f 'Q R Q. 1 ' , ' ,7 Z - 4 X A 2 1 ' A L y I I A Z a , 4, , 4 I ' 15 2 . A ,Ag 'M Q R , .e,,, j R 4 I : 5 I ' U . I 0 ' u Q 0 I : 5 I 3 l . I ' ' I I . l I , . . 9 fc Q VY 0 A .1 V, YK- 1- ' 1 Y 1 5 , f X X 1, N -he A 2 . A E , R, Q ,F Z? fx ' 2 , fr l 4 up h Q 1 . , 5 i , V 1 I ya, R fy P 5 X ' w 3 x , 4 it N '1-R M R Q ' ' 'lr Varslty IANICE OLIVER CAROL AHRENS IOYCE MILLER JANE BARNES Frosh Soph GLORIA HOFFMAN KAREN SCHAIRER GAQQFQGQFS Q46 fv-.f W CONNOLLEY ff, r if BILL DIECKMAN BILL BALLARD WALLY ROHRSCHN IEDER ROGER BEU 4' X 7? I HM MUIRHEAD ii.. 4 HOWARD HOFFMAN l eg f -4915? CLARENCE MOBLEY DONALD BURNELL BOB BARNES Aix W QQ 16 , if K! fi A In Y X -- - 351. J' l Qfgfexo 'Qs F Yfarszfy Zasfefgaf 790122 Left to nght Elroy Busche Lynn Laseman Clarence Mobley 11m Murrhead B111 Ballard Ted Kohl Wally Rohrschnerder Nook Herrmann Bob Barnes Don Burnell Mobley Ballard Rohrschnerder Herrmann Mulrhead Bames Lase man Busche Burnell Ahrens TEAM TOTALS FGA 4 INDIVIDUAL SCORING PCT 4 4 FTA 4 PCT 20 4 1000 23 20 1079 0 543 1013 GP FG FT TP 20 231 92 .398 94 55 . 585 9 11 18 62 . 227 59 36 . 610 160 ' 20 206 47 . 228 1 5 84 . 579 178 18 62 15 .2 2 48 27 .562 57 Kohl 17 139 54 . 388 77 49 . 636 157 ' 12 8 1 . 125 5 1 . 0 3 20 175 66 . 377 61 39 . 636 171 19 49 7 . 1 3 22 8 . 36 22 17 24 6 .250 26 10 . 385 22 5 1 0 . 000 3 2 . 667 2 2 0 0 . 000 2 2 2 35 . 324 313 . 577 7r0sf csopf Zasfefgaf 7eam 'Ref , 'Will l ,tr-' U, YI Standrng Mr Weber Coach Dale Furness Gene Scott Gene Sunderlage Gordon Schumacher skrp Keller Kurt Ahrens Howard Thomas Wally Wrese Manager Kneehng Paul Mobley Arnold Hampel Larry Westerbeck Jack Murrhead Gary Knudson Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central SCHEDULE 37 49 34 39 52 35 54 56 49 42 36 '70 63 49 58 Hampshrre Waterman Maple Park Elbum Malta Huntley Genoa St. Mary's Malta Round Lake Hampshrre Krrkland Maple Park Genoa St. Mary's Brg Rock Huntley Elbum Round Lake MR CONNOLLEY j s f ' -I TED KOHL CLARENCE MOBLEY BILL BALLARD BOB BARNES WALLY ROHRSCHNEIDER , I . -X , lf' . E I . ' ' . sm I ..x-xK- 'K '- I ' , x ' '-v. ,- y, x',. V' . ix. Q -hu I I 1 . . N., IIM MUIRHEAD LYNN LASEMAN ALBERT HERRMANN DON BURNELL ELROY BUSCHE 33.5 4' MR, wsslzk fax sffy earn r cafes Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central 51 Total Number of Pornts l03l WON 1 LOST 19 l-lampshrre Waterman Maple Park Elburn Malta Huntley Genoa South Belort Malta Hampslure Klrkland Maple Park Maple Park Genoa St Mary s B1g Rock Mooseheart Huntley Elburn 1441 7 7 Sf f. 48 ' 57 ' 50 86 37 89 40 69 51 74 45 56 47 67 49 ' 87 Central 65 St, Mary'5 55 53 60 50 ' 63 55 ' 80 67 87 49 '76 61 68 45 . ' 56 55 ' 80 A 44 '76 ' 61 66 .1 l 2 1 -sl QSXUQQIQX Gounczf Standmg Dale Marshall Don See Lynn Laseman Alan Olson Kurt Ahrens Ron Hart mann Bob Barnes Evelyn Eggers Seated Mr Ganshlrt Advrsor Frank Colson Presr dent Ted Kohl Vlce Presrdent Beverly Anderson, Secretary Treasurer Ofewspaper csfaff Standmg R Berna T Kohl Ednor I Johnson C Ahrens Mrss Cole Advxsor I Ohver I Mrller I Schramn J Blanchard I Rreser Mr Creamean Advrsor Seated B Suddeth A Swanberg B Chavez M Meyer R Haderer M Undrener C Patnck C Schunng 1. 3 , I , 5 , px I 3 1 1 a l 1 ' 1 1 o I - D 1 . 1 1 .- : . ' ' : - . O , 4 1' ' 1 1 f vw A '54 rs 1 , '. , 1 I I 0 1 u 1 ' 1 1 r ' 1 . 1 . 1 a l , 0 i 1 1 1 0 1 ' I n 1 1 . 1 I . , 1 , . 5 . 9 a 1 0 . g I . I l I I Frrst row J Strausberger G Hoffman D Akers D Oleson J Blanchard M Stout B Anderson, C Ahrens P Long, K Scharer I Relser C Patnck Mrs Drawhon Second row I Warne I Barnes K Scharer F Altpeter M Meyer C Eggers S Hrtzeroth B Gurke E Eggers D Le1bert S Hampel M Thompson I Mrller B Rohrsen I Ohver M Nellsen M I-Iermarn K Krrchman S Quayle M Undlener Th1rd row R Werthwem J Werthwem R Jensen A Payne I Lake M Merntt R. Haderer J Schramm L Belden R Warford I l-lomyak K Hornyak, E Otto Chapman J Donohue I Sauber B Boor B Chavez 4-I 9 57 77 jqcfmzfzes S K J X wk There are fxfty members rn the G A A Seventeen girls Jomed the club th1s year The officers were offrcrally rnstalled at the Mother Daughter Banquet last year The grrls held a wemer roast and mmatron party IH September The G A A sponsored the frrst all school skatxng party 1n October A swxmmmg program was carned on dunng the wmter months In March volley ball and bowlxng were held one mght a week for erght weeks The Annual Mother Daughter Banquet was held ln May Awards were gxven and the officers for 1955 56 were installed ' : . , . , . , . , . , . , 0 0 l I I . Q O I p I ' I 0 I : . , . , . ' . . , . , . , . . Q I 1 0 . 0 I U 1 j I Q I . I I , s I , 4 ' , . - g Q . 9 - n o I 0 ' : . ' , . ' , . , . . . , . ' , , . , . , . , . , . . . D. , . , . , . , . . , fi ' , . . . . 5 ' is 1 . .K . t 1 5 2' 'Un It .YI Fxrst row Mrs Herstrum K Scha1rer G Hoffman S Krog I Bames B Boor I Hornyak N Butts Mrs Bavery Second row D Oleson, B Rohrsen E Eggers, M Merntt S Hrtzeroth C Schunng R warford B Suddeth J Olxver M Thompson D Chapman J Donohue E Remkmg Thud row J Warne K Scharrer S Quayle I Werthwem J Lake K Hornyak J Schramm R Jensen F Altpeter I Relser QXWUIIIIQ 1 mfnf' r B 973157 Wfews Fourteen new members were rmuated rnto the F H A rlus year Meenngs were held twrce a month dunng the second year One meeting was for the entrre group and one for the offrcers At one meetrng a textile palnung demonstra non was grven by Mrs Bavery To rarse money the club sold Chnstmas cards and sponsored two bake sales The F H A held a Chnstrnas party for therr mothers and teachers They also sponsored a Valentme s Party with the F F A Games were enyoyed and Bob and Jane Barnes were crowned Kmg and Qqeen for the everung Dunng Natronal F H A week the g1r1s gave a skrt at assembly programs rn both buxldrngs Some of the grrls attended the Secuonal Meeung at the LaSalle Hotel rn Chrcago on October 9 1954 ' : . . . ' . . , . , . . . . . , . , . . : . . , . . ' g o ' g Q . , n g Q g 0 I , u - n v 9 f Q 3 0 n o ' 9 v n D I . O I I I I ' 1 j 0 I O . I : 'Q L 2 gymgffnneifrgrf H 5 f , . . , . . . . . , I D Frrst row A Olson H Hoffman D Bumell D See R Hartmann B Barnes E Busche,J Andersen D Marshall Second row Mr Herstrum Advrsor W Schurmg O Dreckman W Wrese C Mobley G Schumacher R Beu A Keller B Dreck man G Scott Mr Garnson Advrsor Thrrd row G Johnson R Bahr P Mobley R Schambach D Schunng B VanLue P Roswold H Thomas R Bema G Knudson A Hampel B Rerser ARMERS O 1 Fl FUTU AMERlCA 1 aka f f 7 7 17 fqcfzuzfzes In October Dale Marshall Dale Schunng hm Andersen and Alan Olson, along with Mr Garnson attended the Nauonal F F A Convention at Kansas Clty The Chapter also attended the Intemauonal Darry Show at the Amphrtheatre rn Chrcago thrs month The Annual Thanksgrvrng Turkey Sales were successfully completed agaxn thrs year The fall pest krlhng conrest was held wrth three teams compenng There was a party for the team that won The sectronal poultry and gram Judging contest was held rn November Both teams rated 8th rn the contest Dunng the wrnter months the boys played three basketball games wrth Elburn St Charles and Dundee The Annual Parent and Son Banquet was held rn Apnl The boys told therr parents about then activrtres dunng the year ' Z . g . , 0 1 - 9 1 9 - 0 ' . . . . : . . ' : . ' , I . I 9 I I . I 5 I ' I ' I I ' - 9 o 1 o . 0 . ' ' 1 1 1 0 9 - 0 0 1 I I I 9 I ' I . I ' I 5 I . , . . Q E F Q XF at ' 1 I I . I . I . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . flibx 'Q . 55 ,X w'Q:5Wn WE-M A 'I' s by X 'f' Y vt' gy. ll vw ' R Mr Kuchera leading the band an of Afycfzbllfzkas The District 301 Band, under the direction of Mr. Kuchera, has an average membership of sixty. Practices are held for eleven months every year During the past summer the band played at many outings including the Memorial Day activities at Malta the Pure Milk Picnic at Geneva and the Burlington Pic- nic at Burlington They marched in the Centennial Parades at Plano and at Maple Park For Homecoming in October the band played several marches At four basketball games the band gave short programs between games and during the half of the varsity game The Distnct Contest was held in April at St Charles As in the past three vears selected members of the band participated in the Annual Fox Valley Music Festival at West Aurora 'I'he Annual Spring Concert was held in May with solo and ensemble groups also on the program Wfqoreffes First row Manone Kadow Reca Watford Sandra Qualye Back row Jean Warren Jean Gilkey Betty Suddeth Frrst row Irene Rerser Comne Patrick Barbara Chavez Elarne Otto Lourw Olwrn Rlta Ann Haderer Barbara Rohrsen Mane Undrener Second row Mr Kuchera Instructor Beverly Anderson, Margre Stout Mary Meyer Sharon Hempel Reca Mae Watford Carol Ahrens n Ianrce Oliver Nancy Butts Third row Marlene Herrmann Mar chow Albert Herrmann Lloyd Y czaret Nerlson Ted Kohl Frank Co o 1 P Anderson A-11 Frrst row Judy Sauber lean Warne Carol Meyeryofer Glenn Jonn, Bumell Joan Donohue Second row Sandra Quayle Ianer Lake Carol Olwrn Dorothy Chapman Karen Scharrer Mr Kuchera Thud row Kurt Ahrens Warren Schunng Alan Olson 1-1 F .ll U 3 ' a H 1 0 I 1 U'--v--. . I I O ' I Jo ce Miller, Marita Thompso , ' , . ' : , - ' , , ls n, mon Lenschow, Leo Lens , , ' 1 n-.. a A . I 1 - . . 1 1 I 9 ' ,piggy-, H1!!!,.,..llll.. l xii 4 '-lu L fm, , 5, !,,,,,,. af' Q 'hr x, . L14 Cfwflw. Dale Marshall Jane Barnes Dorothy Chapman Kurt Ahrens Nancy Herrmann Qformer queenj Beverly Anderson Qqueenj, Frank Colson fkmgj Charles Clark fformer lungj Ted Kohl Joyce Mrller -L --Q. id' bull Queen BEVERLY ANDERSON FRANK COLSON S-a mr ef, ' l'f fe 5 A Q 'ai CS!0lOQ?I' wntten by Joseph Spaldmg Dxrected by Miss Hawkms CAST Abbre Mayo Mane Undrener Salem Mayo Elame Otto Du111e Peabody Rua Haderer Star Mayo Beverly Anderson Patsy Mary Meyer Meg Crosby Barbara Chavez Damel Leo Lenschow The Play Prompter Comne Patnck Sprder Island was presented on Fnday May 7, 1954 N L xnf fA gd Mldge Stan Mrcky Stan Emrly Hoskms Clara Clagg Hezekra I-loskms Brad R1vers Bonnie Blue Grdeon Garvey Opal Ludlow Lorame Ludlow Elmer Ludlow jfe Gafzmzly CAST Wntten by Jay Tobras Drrected by Mrss Cole Mrs Drawhon Barbara Chavez Leo Lenschow Mane Undrener Elame Otto Frank Colson Bill Dleckman Mary Meyer Roger Beu Rita Haderer Beverly Anderson Leon Lenschow The Play Prompter Carol Schuring The Calanuty Krds was presented on November 19, 1954 BILL KOEHNKE Burlmgton Jamtor 'Eff HARRY COE Plato Jamtor A ll -Jn. 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