Central High School - Centralian / Sagas Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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Paeuclenl President R. B. Mernitz was also vice-president of the junior class. He has been a varsity athletic manager for two years. lt. Il. is a member of the National Honor society and was in the junior and senior play cast. Wise-paedicfenl' Don Bernhardt, who earned var- sity letters in football and base- ball, is a member of the National Athletic scholarship society. He played clarinet in the orchestra and piano in the dance band. 8822-Z6-4? Pat Rohrbacher was chosen by the teachers as Central's Best Citi- zen. She served as secretary of the sophomore and junior classes and is a member of the National Honor society. She served on the Arista League Hospitality and Recognition committees. Clubs Are Crganized '7aeaAwzefz use Charles Pierce also served as vice-president of the junior class. He played on the varsity football and track teams. He's the only boy in Central' who ever laughed at one of Mr. Shrode's jokes and had to make up time for it. The four pictures above are only a few illustrations of what- happens every other Thursday during ECA when Central's clubs meet. This i the first year that clubs have been organized since 1943. At top upper left are the officers of the Future Retailers' club, which is sponsored by Warren Wilhelm, selling instructor. Top upper right shows Director Robert Dickey leading the Choral club in a song. Bottom, left, boys in the Sportsmen's club are being given a demonstration on how to use the fly rod by Paul Thompson, history teacher. At bottom, right, Doyle Kifer, last year's graduate, who has won many art awards, is lecturing to the Art club. It was impossible to use pictures of all of the 24 clubs. Page l 3