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

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Leaders of the junior class are, seated, left to right: Don Maulding, president, and Alfred Rose, class sponsor. Standing, left to right, are .lanet Fischer, secretaryg .loan Kronemeyer, vice-president, and Barbara Martin, treasurer. Sophomore class officers and sponsor, in the picture above are. seated, left to right: Betty McNeely, presidentg Nancy Moore, treasurer: llavid Torrence, vice-presidentg Ray Billingsley, sponsor, and Bette Starkey, secretary. Pictured above are the freshman class officers and sponsor. Reading from left to right they are: Joan Tibbett, vice-president, Warren Wilhelm, sponsor, Barbara Knight, treasurerg John Goodley, president, and Barbara Moore, secretary. Underclass Officers of the Year You Can't Take It With You, a comedy in three acts, was presented November 6 and 7, by the junior class, under the direction of E. A. Hensley. Leads were captured by Jerry Burton, David Musgrave, Golden Thompson, and Gayle Witte. Class rings were chosen on March 4 and received on May 21. Those who served on the ring com- mittee were: Norma Allen, Nancy Badger, Genean Brown, Mary Lee Brown, Norma Bryant, Annette Greenwood, Helen Lawson, John Martin, Patricia Reid, Shirley Teague, Richard Thompson, and The class of '55 missed the op- portunities they had had as fresh- men to get together every several weeks for meetings of their own, but found their second year in school a very interesting one. Some of the boys were making varsity letters, and a large number of the students took a very active part in the assemblies and other all- school affairs, as well as in the activities at the Community Center. Special stress was placed on scholarship during the year, and when the Scholarship E list was Perhaps leading in importance of the freshmen activities was their first talent show held Wednesday, March 4. Vocalists were Barbara Knight, Steve McBrian, Charlotte Huff, and Richard Cobb. Others on the program were Peggy Ottman, Doris Allen, and Betty Cornwell. The freshmen dance band brought the program to a close by playing Stardust. Members of the band are Jim Frey, alto saxophoneg Donald Dittrich, tenor saxophoneg Ronald Behme, trombone, Robert Henn, cornetg Larry Beck, string bass, and Keith Fitch, drummer. Page 30 Norma Warner. Friday, April 10, the junior prom was held in the Great Hall of the Evansville College Union Building. Dancing was from 8 to 12 pm. Wade Batten, Marlene Bruce, Shar- on Bush, Delores Clark, Sue Dill, Jackie Hess, Jack LaMar, John Martin, Shirley Moore, Patricia Wheatley, Gayle Witte, and Pa- tricia Reid served on the prom committee. The class picnic was held on Thursday, May 21, at Mesker Park from 4 to 7 pm. published at mid-year, 45'-L of the names of the upperclass students were those of t.he Class of '55. An- other interesting talent assembly was held, in which new talent was introduced. The record of the class activities-a series of slides with an accompanying sound track -was continued with practically the entire class getting into the act. The last week in May the second annual picnic proved to he another enjoyable social activity for every- one who attended. Emcee Gene Montooth directed the band and Carole Gibson was stu- dent manager. Freshmen cheerleaders for the year of 1952-53 were Gene Mon- tooth, Beverly Hobgood, Karlene Bennett, Sharon Robling, and Sonja Groomer. On April 12 their second talent show was held. Those who partici- pated were Sue Lanman, Charles Dill, Ellen Hutchinson, Sharon Rob- ling, Beverly Schnautz, and the dance band. Margie Fischer and Joan Tibbett did the commercials and Louwana Ferguson was stu- dent director.

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