Central High School - Wakitan Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1960 volume:

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D is ' Walt so ably captured the drama and excite- , 'QM 'OM fbi of pirw ring in his poem Pioneers! O Pioneers! ' EMT UJ xi X30ii These are of us, they are with us, f A M Uy cy All for primal needed work, while the followers K D . there in embryo wait behind, l l , We today's procession heading, we the route di Ti A phil for travel clearing Q5 E 6 Pioneers! O Pioneers! I A Q0 MIX H th 'ma ded? P Walss thi :did 055:51 so toilsome? did we ' stop discouraged nodding on our way? X Yet a passing hour I yield you in your X tracks to pause oblivious, ' Pioneers! O Pioneers! . As long as there are schools like Central, the roar of night has not descended , The way may be discouraged, f but we continue to carry the message. ' As we prepare to send the message of education the i thought rider must ready his mount. 19 Lay, It is time! Come ride with me! , ' ' ,ey-, my-audfnal, ' iw! is Jo' 3' ,sazwwwmfxf 49M 414965. 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My sch wlEse ideals and tr. itions are rthjjog the l ya ty of al The e o uild g in whic IL. splri whit e ecfgexto ntra i caEEured . . ' . .0-AQ . 1 sp r 0 t nd Q , . 5 ' it is house . Klior t 'rty y a in through: oupthe di i l?tTKwi oth t e storms o snow an ram dthe ra of radia sunshine. just as the peris Cou ,noh top the riders of the Pony Expreg, pe ilgo 'today cannot stop the instructors from dgvgng the vital message of education. 4 .,,x' feta Gigi' Xgigwr Mil ' f af' V- if L. ti C Ay!!! 0 L ,V . A 1 orga8pW tf?n riivf-g6!?lsimulu t Z:iL4 Dges not Mierve same jfjvjilyyff eJg n er halls, we think about the 0 d havgfbg nt here learning and working to- ward uragoal-success. The students Central has fgraduated have made her very proud. The graduates of this year will try to uphold the fine standards previously established. Yes, students, this is our school. Be proud of her, love her, and uphold her laws, for no school will give as much in return as our Central High. 0,06 7 ff. a ion , Centralites are privileged to have a wide variety from which to choose in the field of language arts. What are the language arts? The term applies to those subjects which aid a student in expressing himself more clearly. Among these subjects are the required English courses all students take during freshman, sophomore, and junior years. Elective courses in the language arts include speech, drama, journalism, English literature, and foreign lan- guages. Speech is a course which develops a student's ability in public speaking. Drama is a course which assists a student in developing his personality through the dra- matic arts. journalism is a captivating language art in which the student spends one semester learning how to publish a newspaper and another semester in the actual A panel discussion provides interest for an enthusiastic freshman English class. 6 publication of the school paper, The Oulloak. Included in the foreign languages are Spanish, French, and Latin. A student may take two years in any of these languages. English literature, a course which is extremely helpful to students who plan to attend college, has long been offered at Central. Experience in doing research, in critical reading, and in writing, is attained in this course. The many subjects included in language arts are not easy, but any student who seriously applies himself in any of these courses will Hnd the experience both pleasur- able and profitable. Indians Learn Gary Gilkerson gives a book report, a vital part ibf the English curriculum, for his classmates in sophomore English. ,.,.f- ' L Mx . it I figs, K S- , V. ' . ,M at 'Elf i S B if ,......i-at Learning the correct spelling, pronunciation, and usage of Mrs. Virginia Frazier aids Sharon Baughman and Bill words is important for Paula Evans and Tom Maugh, junior Secvcr in the correct usage of the dictionary during senior English stutlcnts, Ef1gli5l1- Syntax and Composition A model of the Globe theater of Shakespeares day is exam- Carol Elliot, jon Pitluck, Roger Gaddis, and Betty Kirbey inecl by Janet XY'ehster, Alan Stine, and Larry Grimes. examine some products of native crafts during Spanish class. 7 Bill Holmes addresses his fellow students, Mel Albertson and Sally Fiske, Linda Dillard, and Ronnie Sontheimer present n JoAnn Barrett, during speech class. skit for their drama class. Centralites Apply Acting Techniques ,lv-af ,-,-su 1-..... '-by ,sl Q-it s' ew...--r-f Painting, papering, pasting, lighting, and sound effects, are some ofthe hchiml the SCCUGS efforts involved in the presentation of the All-School play. 8 Bark Roux' Kay Dunn, Carlene Schirmer, Ben Roberts, Galen Meyers, Connie Marolis, Tom Maugh, Don Riggenbach, Bob Buckey, janet Xwebster, Bob Sale, Steve Keener, Alan Schindler. Bolin. Fran! Roux' Reggie Monroe, Scott Roebuck, Sam Keck, Martha Geha, B. j. Morgan, Gretchen Duckworth, Norman Judie Heaviland, Janice Smith, Roz Young. Spotlight on Green Valley Tobias J. Everheel, played by Steve Keener, pleads for his life XX'hat do you mean the fuel pump is missing? says Everheel as the descendants prepare to hang him for his misdeeds. to Tinker Smith played by Alan Schindler. Prim, did you take that fuel pump ? Eldon Berry, portrayed The displaced settlers pause for a rest on Eldon Berry's door- by Bob Sale, asks janet Wfebster. step as they leave their ancestors' home. 9 CO-EDITORS-Burton Dunbar, Ruth Goff. FIRST-PAGE EDITORS-Faye Jeffries, Linda Blum. BUSINESS-Buiinen and Cirrulutian: Phyllis johnson. Ad1f'erziJing.' Larry Rice, Roger Blair. PAGE-EDITORS-Standing: Carlene Goatcher, Linda Bente, Harriet Hodges, Reggie Monroe. Searedx Gretchen Duck- worth, Galen Buckey. Lookouts Scout Twice a month the students receive a synopsis of the activities of Central-The Oullook. It is a window designed to allow the reading public to observe the functions of the school. Ruth Goff and Burton Dunbar, first semester, and Wickie jackson and Miles Morrison, second semester, served as editors of the Outlook under the direction of Mrs. Florence McCoy. S REPORTERS--Pbotograplaer: Bob Thomas. Reporten: Betsy McCoy, julie Brown. Neuff Item: Bob Coburn. CO-EDITORS-Wickie Jackson, Miles Morrison. Adviror: Mrs. Florence McCoy. For the OUTLOOK With their help the journalism students succeeded in giving Central readers an excellent paper. With a semester of straight journalism behind them, the students put into practical use during second semester the theories presented them. Interviewing important people, gathering newsy items, writing follow-ups on important events, doing paste-ups, reading copy, and selling ads are a few of the facets involved in putting out a paper. BUSINESS-Carol Crouch, Sue Geiwitz, Nancy Land, Russell Glidewell, Bill Sonnet, Gary Wilding, Lana Kuehn. PAGE EDITORS-Standing: Morie Dunn, Carole Gilbert, Jon Colestock, jim Poirier, Mary Hamilton. Sealed: Stephen Carroll, Mary Meier, Cathy Watkins. REPORTERS-Photogmpber:james Sleezer. Reporterx: Lor- enda Ogi, Susan McCord, Christine Till. Neuxr Ilemx Benita True. 3 5 l s l 5 E 1 Q K 2 5 CO-EDITORS-Caroline Martin, Phyllis johnson. Adr'i.ior: Linus Dowell. f K.25'Tl?Lff- COPY-Betty Kirbey, Stephen Carroll, Mae Saferstein. LAYOUT-Lynne Brod, Sharon jeschke, Linda Bente, Kathy Swoboda, Diane XX'hite, Judy Wfells. So Much To Do- One of the most prized possessions a student obtains from school life is the Wakitan. The Wakitan serves as a bound scrapbook of another year at school, another book of memories. Sponsored by Mr. Linus Dowell and edited by Phyllis johnson and Caroline Martin, the Wakitzln patrol moves forward. Every day, sixth period, the Wakitan office begins to hum with activity. Layout mats are designed and drawn by Judy Wells and her committeeg pictures are cropped and marked for identihcationg and copy is written, checked, and typed. In addition to these basics of journalistic prepa- BUSINESS MANAGERS-jean Curtis, Linda Blum. Caro- line Martin is paying for her Wzlkitrin. ART-Burton Dunbar, Judy W'ells, Benita True. So Little Time. ration for a yearbook, there are countless other errands to be run. Teachers are notified for picture-taking, announce- ments are prepared for the bulletins, and run-downs on copy and pictures are made. Tennyson wrote: So many worlds, so much to do. So little done, such things to be, These words hit home for the Wakitan Board as they have worked diligently and unceasingly to make the 1960 Wakitan a proud possession of each Centralite. ni e-M INDEX AND PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS-Index! Paula Evans, Linda Thomas. Pbolognzpbyy' Helen Meyers. Typin: Juanita Sauers. ,-iw' FACULTY AND CLASS EDITORS-Diane Griswold, Sharon Baughman, Kay Dunn, Sharon Jeschke, Susan Nemzoff, Helen Meyers. JUNIOR UNDERSTUDIES-Mae Saferstein, Betty Kirbey, Paula Evans. People and Places Are Interesting ! if :egg , X. - ai, s eee y , History is the image of the past created by the play of the imagination and intellect on the materials left by earlier generations. From the variety of subjects available to the stu- dents at Central, a selection must inevitably be made. Civics, ancient history, world history, modern history, United States history, geography, American government, economics, psychology, sociology, and marriage and family living are offered. Modern history and geography are two new courses made available this year. Miss Hester DeNeen heads the Social Science department. Wliat's making history today? XX'hatever it is, the lforum Club will be discussing current affairs on the local, national, and international level. The club, spon- Naiuy Fenner, Louise Farmer, and ,lack Brahler discuss the effects ol liuropc-an wars on xxorlil history. sored by Miss Ruth Spangberg and Mr. Arthur Bur- rowes, has interesting discussions led by guest speakers, Membership is limited to juniors and seniors who pass a general social science test, maintain an S average in social science, and have the recommendation of a social science teacher. American labor is the subject of Judy Boner and Ethel Kirbey's discussion in civics. In US. History, Marcia Karcher, Margo Wfilkinson, and Cindy Schmaltz discuss the United States-Russian rc-lations. Indians Scout for News Representative Lawrence Pilgrrim explains his bill to Speaker of the House Bob Newman. Steve Keener and Mrs. Graham engage in a Freud versus Fromm debate during psychology. , FORUINI Cl.L'B-B.1t'l Run: Dgirrugh KLlS1lkLlff'TilOIDLiS Kribele, Lawrence Pilgrim, Normrln Holst. Alun Stine, Tom Ke.-rsnick, Norman bigirion, Dennis Vfriglit, Dennis Christgen, Gnry Heller. Middle Ron: Mike XX'iehl, -Ianice Blum. Steve Carroll, Caroline Llartin, Burton Dunbar, jill TilUI1l.lS, Bill Olson, Lynne li-rorl. Enid Simon. jennette Hnywnrtl, Virginia Sullwolti. Franz Run: Kristin XY'.1ll.1r'e, -lim Summers, Helen Meyers, Gee Gee Rynn, Nicolee Letts, Kirk XX'.iite. G.1yl.1 Russell, XX'ickit-Jackson, jeralee DCtliilCI'LljLk'. jnnie Nelson. 15 Y in . Y- I - P.. f lcv' '1.1, 'f: ' 'G I Y:: H f w.- 1- . .. fe ,ff sw - 1 -- S5 x g XXX Fascinating beyond a doubt, the courses of algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and general math make us more Conscious and appreciative of the everyday world about us. Strengthening, challenging, broadening the mind to its fullest fin mathematical terms to the nth degreej, high school mathematics may be looked upon as the foundation and the stepping-stone to wonderful revelations and experiences. Central's chapter of Mu Alpha Theta, a national mathematics club, was presented with a charter in 1958. Sponsored by Mr. Oscar Kirschner, the members meet twice monthly to discuss mathematical structure and peculiarities. Sherri Berns explains a first-year algebra problem while Xwalter Folks watches. Mind Over Matter In Math 'bf' v - we ...ua ln geometry, Mary McXY'illiams proves to Ronnie Martin and Douglas Dunham that angle P is bisected. Mr. Hayes and his general math class watch Sharon Gillette and Jocelyn Kistler find the square root of a problem. . k John Osgood solves a quadratic equation for Rocky Maugh and his fourth period second-year algebra Class. Their Goal Is MATH CLUB-Bari Roux Lee Nothhouse, Thomas Kabele, Bill Ross, Sammy Thrasher, Ronnie McVey, john Taylor, Con- rad Castle, Lynn Chambers. jon Lehr, Marvin Beadnall, Pete Culver. Niddle Roux' Mike Carmen, Tommy Buffaloe, Stephanie Salanski, Karen Koenig, Cheryl jackson, Ed Hammerli, Robin Miss Vera Tilson explains a trigometric equation to Bob Coburn and Tom Kabele. Higher Math W'ilson, Roger Adler, Lynne Saferstein, Lila Wfray, Jim Fitz- simmons. Front Roux' Marilynn Karol, Terry Jennings, Rocky Maugh, Kathy Swoboda, Bob Coburn, Bob Newman, Tom Maugh, Diane XY'hite, Marcia Phelps. 'I7 rl ' ' ? 'Q-illll. Bl.1st off, f.lll-Utlt, in orbit, collision course? These .IFC just .1 few of the hunilreils of br.1nil new words which ll.lX'C t.1l4en suth l-LlIRl.1lUC'Ul.1l parts in our lnnguiige. Tl1is somewhat terrifying- yet i-.lSLlI1.1flflg time we live in to1l.1y is surely the age of sciente. lt is .1 Lill.1llL'I1lQlI1AQ age, to he sure. but Central High Sihool is prepnretl to ineet th.1t elmllenge successfully, with .1 strong stiente QlCP.lYfINCI'lf, well organized Anil sinoothly run. CL'I1if.ll'S Silence Cllulv is more fl1.ll l L1 social organi- z.1tiong it is .1 nioltler ot' the future scientists. Since its fountl.1tion in ll? lH, it ll.1S AHFUNYH ii1 n1en1bersl1ip .1ntl in- lluente. Totl.1y, it is one of the l.ll'gCSI nluhs at Central. Untler the guiilanie of Miss P.1triti.1 Rice, it sponsors suih .ntivities its the Annuiil Siiente lfriir, wl1iLl1 brings the wontlers of science to the attention of every student .it fiCI1lf.ll High. Tl1e eluh makes .in annual trip to ll ne.1rlvy place of interest. Scientists In The action of the V41ntleGri1ff generator proviiles interest for Mr. C.1I'l'Ull, jeff Hernstock, Nancy Martin, 11nd Dldlltl Chitwood. the Making SCIIENCII Cl.l'B-Hifi Run: jeffrey Dilts, Paul O'Conn0r, l'oi11s n' Owens, l.oy Favor. A, Juilson Sevy,.Bill Schneider, Bob in, joe litlwurils, 1-Sill Ross, Normzin Holst, Sonny Gross, lli Sehiniller, illirfiffi Razz: l.11rry Heillunel, Thom Smith, if XY'inters, Alilli Agree, Ron Hestnntl, Mnritta Dugan, Larry Schaefer, Marvin Beriilniill, John McCann, Scott Roebuck, Iylilton Broil. Frwff Ruiz: Alexunne Pifer, Ronnie INfCVey, Curl li. Miller, janet Hawkins, Bob MeQuire, Bart Foul, Rozelln Huffn1i1n, Tom Mnugh Il, Cnrol lNIeGrew, Don Riggenlmieh, Bob Dyehe. Mr. Carroll supervises as general science students, Herman Nordstrom, Helen Porter, and Gary Townsend test a galvonometer. fi E? i . -in il 2 V ii Nike Brown. Miss Rice, Nina Cavey, nnd Clierri Grimes examine the fresliwatei' life contained in tlie aquarium. Man Conquers Matter Physics students, Susy Sleezer, Joan Turner, and Mel Henry, watch as classmates Diane Vfliite and Bob Newton peer into microscopes. Terry McKay, Linda VC'z1ller and Bob McQuire. health students. examine the human skeleton. A Sound Foundation for Business Success These students advance to smooth, efficient typing while preparing themselves for a future life in the business world. t' 1. Qsfti 'M i . K K 7 K' 2217! - k j - .ffl ' 3354-12127 . - ' ffm Sw 'Q my.. .. t 1' .-if 7-,gg-gag Q , Q 2 ffwwrfwfftwftrf-mfg sl :wel ' Y A 3- H 2' i Yi 1 ,. c 3 ,:i. One of the most practical and rewarding fields of education offered in a high school curriculum is that of Commerce. The courses included in the Commerce de- partment prepare students for careers in secretarial work and business, as well as giving practical skills for the college-bound. Carol McC1rew dictates to her shorthand class as it strives to increase the speed on shorthand takes. 20 The familiar words prepare to take a 10-minute timed writing are typical of the instructions given in typing classes. Besides speed writings, students learn the functions of the many parts of the typewriterg how to type business letters and business formsg and the correct manuscript form for themes. Commerce majors re- ceive, in general business, the rudiments for a sound foun- dation of business practicesg they puzzle over debits and assets in bookkeepingg they take dictation and figure transcription speed in shorthandg they acquaint themselves with the operation of other business office machines in business Englishg and they keep up-to-date with daily math problems in business arithmetic. All in all, the students leave Central's Commerce Department well prepared for a future in business and with necessary skills for college work. Martha Geha, Linda Imm, and Penny Batley familiarize them- selves with modern business machines. What's The Homemaking Department prepares girls for roles as future homemakers. In the courses of Homemaking I and II girls learn the fundamentals of sewing and cooking. During the school year the classes cook, plan meals, study interior decorating, sew practical garments, and learn the essentials of child care. The Homemaking II class of 30 girls organizes and handles a great deal of the extra work of the department's activities. The girls in this group serve refreshments at faculty meetings, select a gift for the school, and plan the occasion when students' parents visit the department to view the work of the classes. This spring the classes held a style show displaying some of the near-professional sewing the girls had done. It was a fitting climax to a wonderful year in Home Economics. Cooking? 21 After many days of earnest work, the boys in wood shop proudly display the results. ' .S v !f E XXX The courses of wood shop, metal shop, and mechani- cal drawing are included in the industrial art's curriculum ofTered at Central. After learning the distinct art of constructing many varied objects, the students are encouraged to build articles which will be useful in their own homes and which will further enable them to apply the knowledge gained from these classes in later life. From these two classes come excellent pieces of furniture and numerous tools. The mechanical drawing classes offer the students a brief glance into more advanced studies. It is of in- estimable value to those who plan to enter the field of engineering. The industrial arts are extremely important and useful to any student wishing to learn practical lessons. Skilled Hands Build for the Future fuse 7.lNCll1.1lCal boys in tlic- drafting class .ire planning Skill i liLN ut tlic future, Q ' ed hands are the tools with which Charles Houser, Bill Hill, and Vernon lrixwc-c will shape the future. Every student must be able to find a vocation which will make him happy, which will enable him to use his talents to the fullest, and which will help him to succeed. Central High School oflers a program which is well adapted to the needs and interests of the students. Through Hillyards Vocational School, boys can learn about auto mechanics, radio and television repair, and printing. Co-operative Occupational Education QCOED affords the chance for students to learn and master salesmanship both in school and on the job. These courses provide a proving ground for future years of clerical and mechanical occupations. Judy Frazier. a C. O. E. student working at Grant's De- department Store, goes about her job with a smile. Service With a Smile Kenny Miller and Glen Miller inspect a motor as part Paul VginBugkifk, Alan Donaldson, Bob Kennard, and of their ffililiiflfl lit Hillyilfdii VOCa1fiOI1Hl School. Don Conant examine equipment in radio and T.V. class. 23 To Central's many avid young readers the library is a haven of enjoyment. Magazines, books, and refer- ente materials are readily available to those who want to do outside pleasure reading. Biographies and histories are provided for social science students to enable them to prepare the best possible reports, A large selection ot' natural science books is kept for health, biology, and general science classes so that they may better visu- alize diagrams and charts, lior those who enjoy straight fiction the library has no end. Stories range from the earliest lfnglish novel to Zane Grey's IejJL'I',f of llae Pl'1l'!7fL Si,:!Qe. The library stall. composed of able young Central- ites, binds worn books, sends notices for overdue cards, checks and issues books, and in general keeps the library in smooth running order, Carrie McGaughy and Peggy Conrad receive literary assistance from jean and judy Bonham. Words, Wit and Wisdom LIBRARY STAFF -Baci Rau: Judy Thomas, Karen Wriglat. Smith, Jeanette Hayward. Frm!! 11014: Pat Gillespie, Cindy ,lack Ayers, Norman Marion, Mike Manning. Jill Thomas, Schmaltz, Pat Teegarden,MargoXY'ilkinson, Barbara jackson, lionnie lXlcKee. rllitftfltk Run: Marsha McLean, Sharon Miller, Beverly Beckwith, Cathy XX'atkins, lilaine Cahill. ,lanice liluin. l.inda Babb, llarriet Hodges, lane Horner. Helene 24 PUBLIC SERVICE-Back Row: Larry DeShon, Dale Haw- man, Gary Graves, J. B, Watsabauglm, John Gondring, Jim Burnham, Bert Barnes, Richard L. Sullivan, Bob Sale, Bill Henry. Third Rouz' Jo Ann Hazelwood, Janie Blackwell, Donna Van Cleave, Gary Garrison, Gary Rudloff, Bill Seever, Ronnie Gilbert, Phyllis Burnstein, Janie Nelson. Second Row: Service,' Is Their Mary Ferguson, Myrna Barnett, Tana Cresap, Cindy Schmaltz, Betsey Grant, Linda Miller, Pat Lyon, Robin XY'ilson, janet Neese, B. J. Morgan. From Roux' Barbie Garelich, Jeannie Alphin, Mary Poland, Cheryl jackson, Norman Marion, Ted Vilheeler, Janice Blum, Carol Crouch, Sharon Crawford, Vickie Glendenning: Motto FIRE CHIEF'-AIR RAID XWARDENS-Bark Roux' Bob Ches- ney, Charles Maugh. Steve Carroll, john Gordon, Bert Barnes, -lay Crawford, Norman Marion, Dennis Brown, Mike Manning, jack Ayers, Tom Dunayant, Bill Kirkpatrick, Steve Crawford, Dennis Angsten. Fonrfb Roux' Bill Chase, Schyler Imlay, Bud Hurst, Bill Schneider, Craig Mannschreck, Ed Miller. Gary Bunnell. Bob Stapleton, Lee Nothhouse, jon Pitluck, -lim Damsgard, Bill Venable, Eddie Christgen, Faye Hall. Third Roux' Mary lNIcXY'illiams, john Ruhnke, jon Colestock, Charles Dykes, Dale Hawman. Gary Graves, Harold McKee, Curt Barnes, Dward Moore, Bill Pflugradt, Jay Rosenthal, Richard Kibhle, Larry Young, Larry Schaefer, Trudy Jackson. Second Roux' Kathy Clark. Rosalie Guyer. Alexis Haynes, Arnold Bowen, Eddie McCullah, David Bauman, Vernon Frazee. Tommy Owens, john Osgood, Dennis Hamer, Dave Steinhock, Kirk KY'aite, Gary Maugh, Terry Hines. Fmnf Roux' Joseph Mays, Danny Blakley, Myles Beck, Cliff Harlow, Paula Crea, Gail Turner, Myron Glaser, Ted XY'heeler, Martha Geha. MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS-Bark Roux' Perri Brooks, X5C'ootly Vfinborn. ,lim Elliott, Leonard Evans, Gary Smith, Barry Nelson. Bill Ross. Norman Myers, Norman Holst, Jim George. Tlvim' Roux' Ed Price, Kenny Lance. Dan Albright, Vernon Frazee, Dean Morlock, Fuller Duke, Bill Kirkpatrick. Gary Graves. Franklin Churchill, jim Easter. Sammi Roux' Brian Slater, Tom McBride. Glenn Seward, Roger Seward, jim Ottinger, Mike Jarrett, Mike McXVilliams, Dennis Vogel, james Sleezer, Richard Gillip. Fran! Razr: Brian Taylor, Thomas Smith, Suzanne Letts, Peggy Fletcher, Tana Cresap, Sharon Zagrodzky, Alma jean Owens, George T. Athens. Lights, Camera, Action ,wall STAGE CRlZXY'--lack Brahleii, -lohn Colhy, Lee Nothhouse. Douglas Dunham. 26 CAFETERIA VUORKERS-Mrs. Emily Hook, Peter Cagg, Mrs. gore, Puulene Boller, Mrs. Stellveta Doyle, Shirley Parker, Mrs Erma Lilge, Mrs. Nelly Thompson, Harry Boritwright, Mrs. Malvina Schneider. Iva Cugg, Mrs. jesse Schaffer, Sharon Court- Ila Grim, Richard Cagg, Mrs. Barbara Burket, Mrs. jane Kil- ney, Mrs, Barbara Freeman. Task Forces Around Central CUSTODIANS--'Mr. Fd Swohorhi. Mr. Henry Chatfield, Mr. Al Fielrl. 27 ' AX Y? E Q ,s ' -x 1 Y . sv W l' ' M mtg? 'N' A .- .f i t has 55, M gags., 5 N 4 fax vt X X X X Q sgtgw We it 'N' W'hen young girls enter Central in their freshman year, they are invited to attend an assembly, the purpose of which is to present to them the idea of working to- gether and serving others, Small clubs are formed, the first meetings are held, and the spirit of Y-Teenismn is once again set into motion. During the ensuing four years, these groups engage in many vvorth-while activities. Wforli Day is held once each year to provide funds for the annual Cinderella Ball. Service projects are earnestly pursued. These include pro- grams for the aged and treats for the children's wards in local hospitals. As senior girls prepare to graduate, they realize that these clubs have taught them the meaning of service to their fellow man. 'vm--V : Inner-cluh Council, the elective governing body of the Y-Teens, meets one Thursday a month at the YWCA to discuss future projects. Young Women Practice Citizenship Y-'I'FlfN PRILSIDITNTS-Bari Rau: Linda Moore, Patty Con- Ffwil ltfmy' Cheryl Elliott, Shirley XX ords, Sharon Thomas, rad, Viclvi Cat-sap, Kathy liimcii, Mary Patten. Audrey Biorgan. Kathy Svvohoda. Sandie Fattig, Carol Crouch, Sharon Zagrodzlvy. 28 A Q We GIRL SCOUTS-jennnie XX'uegle, Jane Pertain, jane Horner, Robin Wlilson, Marcia Phelps, Alex Pifer. They Look To the Future mei? FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA-Burk Raw: Jo Ann Frm!! Razr: Puulu Zimmcrm.m, Suzanne Spindler, Dilffilgll Kam- Hnzelwooll, Judy Ray, l-luzel Keyes, Louise june, julia Goollell, kwff. L5'YHl21 RClUff1'f, Clklflkl AllWCff50U, 5-Hkly Y-1PlC. J0l1I1 janet Necse, Sharon MCGuire, Shirley Ashworth, Grace Vileigel. FOFCSM MJFY DU l7Y' B-l1'l -lfil SPWCCY- 29 Q' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-Baci: Roux' Lynne Brocl, Kathy Swobotla, Bob Newman, joan Turner. Helen Meyers. Diane Griswold, Ruth Goff, Marcia Phelps, Marcia Cowles, Fran! Razr: W'ickie jackson, Janice Blum, Lila XX'ray. Susan Gilbert, VC'anda Ruch, Gayla Russell. Middle Roux' Central Salutes National Honor Students l l i l l W, Marcia Phelps. Janice Blum, Bob Newman, and Xwiclcie The fifteen members of National Honor Society and their -Iacl-non, the officers ot' National Honor Society, discuss SPOUS011 Miss Frulu Neal. discuss the plans for the the nnuutcs of the previous meeting. election antl initiation of new members. 30 JM., xw y. Qxwm ' CJ-YQLAL- cc. , QM , BQ elaxatlon , . 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Nw lllllfli if .iiii if v LW jJression of individual talent or talents is best the band performs for parades, football and basketball lalled through the curriculum of Fine Arts. A student possessing any talents in music or art can avail himself of any of the courses in this area. In the department of vocal music the subjects of Chorus, Glee Club, and Mixed Choir are taught by Mr. Byron Myers. Concert Choir and Inner Choir are taught by Mr. Marvin Gench. The Chorale, consisting of eigh- teen lnner Choir members, was organized this year. If one enjoys the color and thrill of a parade, the excitement and spirit of a marching band, or the rousing strains of a fast. peppy march, the Central band is the place for him. Under the direction of Mr. Allan Bing, games, and assemblies. The pep band plays for all pep assemblies and provides added enthusiasm. Mr. james Hill and Mrs. Rolande Pinkerton are responsible for art instruction. The basics of sketching, abstract design, and sculpturing are included in the four years of art offered at Central. Posters for all coming and current events are supplied by the art classes. An exhibit of the students' work is held each year and a Master Craftsman is chosen. Today-Art Students Jocelyn Kistler, Morie Dunn, and David Spiek work on models of their Dream Houses, a 1960 art class project. 32 l i Mary Poland poses as art students attempt a sketch from life drawing. 95 if 5 i S' 5 ARTCMSS vnom K Mrs. Pinkerton supervises the preliminary sketches of The completed project, Dream Houses by advanced art Dream Houses by Larry Buck and Jack Frost. classes, is displayed in the main hall. Tomorrow - Picasso, VanGogh, Dc-:Kooning BRUSH AND PENCIL CLUB-BJIL Roux' Nancy Bunten, Alexis Kistler, Doug Stuber, Tanya Lance, Donna Cooper, Mrs, Pink- Haines, Louise Farmer. Larry Buck, John McCrosky, Sharon erton, Spozzmr. Fran! Roux' Karen Musick, Benita True, Krista Beatley, Marshall XY right, Cheryl Edwards, John Taylor, Marie True, Burton Dunbar, Ann Shakelford, Tegwin Dyer, Carol Murphy. Aliddle Roux' Mae Saferstein, Judy Brown, Torn Miller, Albright, Florie Dunn, Carol Wlerner, Susan Sleezer, Tim Judy XY'ells, Deanna Strrisser, Janice Cadwallader, Joycelyn Wfarren. , ' kxfg-' i A , . A A V L 4 A t A A P - V V MlXliD CHOIR-limi linux' Rotlger Shuster, Boh Cornelius, Peter C.igg, M.1ity Mnnsell, Stain Kock, Herman Oshorn. jerry 'lliper-, jon Lehr, jerry Lewin, Roy Hoover, Third Roux' Putty Cfoniuicl, Nancy Smith, Stephanie Siiltinski, Nina Czivey, Darrell Duggins, jutly Xxiillljlll, Kathy Imm, Kathy Bowen, Phyllis Dempsey, Colleen lillsworth, Mary Kihble. Serwld Roux' Diane Cooper, Bnrlwiira Minor, Peggy Fletcher, Alice Kexltley, janet Nichols, Lintlu Pertiiin, Cheri Grimes, Peggy johnson, Mary Meier. Frou! Razr: Margaret Stouffer, Charlotte Clark, jo Ann Klein, Sandra Milhourn, Fred Brunke, Ray Van Antwerp, Judy Thomas, Robin XVilson, Ann Wilscmn, Diana Lininger. , if Theres Music In the Air Mr, Byron Myers untl the Mixed Choir go through their rlziily voice exercises. 34 f A . 1 f f' Q it L Fill - l L MIXED CHOIR-Bark Row: Gary Russell, Dick Williams, Joe Pittel, Gary Mortimer, Fred Eastbourn, Jr., Jim Frye, Bill Losson, Floyd Grimes, Larry Hendricks, Brian Slater. Third Rauf: Mary Lee McQueen, Peggy Conrad, Dee Anna Turner, Susan Nichols, Ann Baker, Mary McWilliams, Margaret Chesney, Connie Marolis, Marjorie Mathewson, Kathy Taylor, Norma l Roberts. Second Roux' Judy Nauman, Linda Pearson, Lorenda Ogi, Doris Steph, Charla Albertson, Margo Wilkinson, Carolyn Bodenhausen, Beverly Beckwith, Lela DeVore, Kathy Donly. Front Row: Pat McCarthy, Sharron White, Alyce Young, Wilma Hanna, Joe Tapee, Nicolee Letts, Carol Jeffers, Cheryl Jackson, Penny Hayes, Alexanne Pifer. With the Glee Club and Mixed Choir. nf t f - ...W .- -Y GlRL'S GLEE CLUB-Bark Rauf: Jennifer Kay Keener, Sandra Brown, Sharon Brown, Sandra Golden, Janet Neese, Dana Mc- Clanahan, Helen Ferguson, Mary Crandell, Sharon Thorburn, Sabra Dunlap, Sherry XX'eddle, Judy XWelty. Third Rauf: Cheryl Voltmer, Judy Sharp, Charlene Wfildberger, Glenda Randleman, Elane Masser, Marilyn Karol, Janet Powell, Sharon King, Mary Ferguson, Mary Deimeke, Myrna Barnett, Joanne Rossi. Second Row: Judy DeShon, Connie Linder, Diane Goodwin, Cheryl Troutman, Rozella Huffman, Sally Fiske, Carrol Watkins, Mimi Morton, Florence Green, Beverly Balwanz, Nancy Harris. Fran! Roux' Sharon Minor, Melinda Bauman, Vickie Glen' denning, Sandy Lutz, Sharon Harris, Shirley Spalding, Joyce Johnson, Linda Burnett, Carol Prone, Janice Smith, Rita Alphin. s. iii' . Q' ,. Q A i. ,, .jg .V ' ' f Us W - 'W 1 , 1 C 2,5 3 C? k g 5 Q if 4? M ii - 'fr it 'ii 5 R ? is 4 aj 1 W R. ,IJ 1 it as 6 CONCERT CHOIR-Back Roux' Kay Woelffing, Steve Keener, Ed Haffey, Charlie McCann, Bartlett Ford, Ron Roberts, Larry Kallauner, Don Berry, Alan Spector, Brian Taylor, Janie Wais- blum, B. J. Morgan, Pat Spencer. Third Roux' Janice john- son, Bob Neese, Terry L. Snapp, Gordon Ide, Barry Nelson, Bob Bolin, Russel Fisher, Thomas Snargrass, Craig Mannschreck, Melvin Bradford, Michael McKinnon, Gail Turner. Second Row: Ya, ha, ha's and ma, ma, ma's fill Room 111 during Concert Choir. 36 'af 1 3 Sharon Baughman, Linda lmm, Karen Chelf, Dana Rhodes, Gee Gee Ryan, jill Mary Irwin, Cindy Front Rouu' Sandie Mary Durby, Gayla Linda Hunter, Janis Thomas, Linda Miller, Carlene Schirmer, Schmaltz, Susan Corwin, Linda Antrim, Fattig, Linda Krumme, Kathy Barnard, Russell, Connie Vanfossan, joan Turner, Courtin, Betsy McCoy, Judie Heaviland, ff-if ' H e. C V A-if ,, y K' Phyllis Barmann. Concert and Inner Choirs , , , e , s, se ii A iaer S - 1 1 y ,Y CI-lORALEfBack Roux' David Finch, Gregg Mansperger, Bill Holmes. Third Roux' Steve Keener, Terry Snapp, Larry Grimes, Bob Sale. Second Rauf: Mel Albertson, Ruth Goff, Sharon Baughman, Judie Heaviland, Alan Stine. Franz Roux' jannetta Leslie, Sandy Groeltz, Suzanne Letts, Roz Young, Juanita Sauers. i H .I r qA , , if , i E Qu V I , 1 v' is n Q i, 'A + 'S i V ,,,, fi CONCERT CHOIRABML Roux' Tom Grooms, Larry Buck. Mel Albertson, Nick Hillyard, Dward Moore, David Finch, Gregg Mansperger, Bill Henry, Bill Holmes, Dwight H. Schind- ler, Charles Atkinson, Alan Stine, Bill Pflugradt, Janet XX ebster, Janet Neese. Third Roux' Bill Seever, Jim Moore, Larry Eggles- ton, Mike Feurt, Craig Minter, Larry Grimes, Richard Sullivan, Bob Sale, Larry Kennard, David Michaels, Sheldon Spector, Bob Chesney, Ruth Goff. Second Roux' Sharon Zagrodsky, Say It With Music Warfare- . Q ,r.i, ex. 2 Jiri is me ' Q53 Q, 4 ml. we it .-1, 6 , , . it , . .., r 1 5 ,W X l Q : get ti ,, fr Q' , A' fa? ,if A H ,, it - , Q m y 1. -,.. 5 , .r , ,tyr , . ,. h . - 111 is M 4 v as K s ir 'G' ., Q f Q, .- .- - ,Q 'FV it ' L it 1- L' ' , , . ' Q ii ,,,,., WZ , ., t t ,,'r,1. E 7 , K , Juanita Sauers, Vickie Kerns, Jannetta Leslie, Mary W'illits, Sandy Groeltz, Gretchen Duckworth, Helen Meyers, Diane White, Ann XX'illumsen. Suzanne Letts, Pat Lockhart, Karan Musick, Roz Young, Virginia Sullwold. Front Roux' Kristin Wzillace, Diane XX'hitney, Betty Lou Kirby, Sharon Lynn Thompson, Frances Marion. Susan Gilbert, Suzanne Tiller, Linda Waller, Jennifer XY'hite, Cookie Linneweh, Carol Roth- stein, Dona Pearl, Judie Taylor, X5C'anda Ruch, Susan Nemzoff. s aaf fl ,e't r, P y aria? 3' , J , s,,, V L A e , .Y .,Ar B' , ra , , .F 9, , , .., J eiai if ' P , . ,J , , h, - V ks. r , . t , A yijif, A ggi., i N' , f , J ., , . fr t W nm 'MS ,M t L.. A INNER CHOIR-Bark Roux' Alan Stine, Gregg Mansperger, William Allison Holmes, David Finch, Bob Bolin, Charlie McCann, Larry Grimes, Terry Snapp, Bartlett Ford, Dward Moore, Janet Neese. Third Roux' Michael McKinnon, Mel Albertson, Bob Sale, Charlie Atkinson, Craig Mannschreck, Alan Spector, Steve Keener, Tom Grooms, Thomas Snargrass, Brian Taylor, Janis Courtin. Second Roux' Judie Heaviland, Roz Young, Betsy McCoy, Ann Wfillumsen, Linda Miller, Joan Turner, Karen Chelf, Ruth Goff, Janet XX'ebster, Suzanne Letts. Front Roux' Juanita Sauers, Sandy Groeltz, Diana White, Jann- etta Leslie, Virginia Sullwold, arc., Connie Vanfossan, Gayla Russell, Gretchen Duckworth, Susan Nemzoff. 5 Q A ps rn i 54 W X ,951 4 K Y M 3 'J' t ng K J' 2 Q A , .1 5. ,. ff gi fi' ., N' f L E ii , ff' T ,-1 in it ii R'-S ,lf 'val , CQ, 1:3 gn R A i X 'im V V nw' A ii ' L A-f S 7L'LL - I Novi V. i' iv 'Iii f , I li xi J, .1-3 if A gp , . if Y ,Kg R, xy ,KKA F! 4 X! ,,,, V 1 ! 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Alhfflfi' Roux' Hob Zipli, Tom M.inn, Lick Yiirncll, Hclcn Holm, Giilcn Rgimiall Starks, INI.lI'Si1.lii XY'rigl1t, Ronnie Smfford, VC'ilIium XX'.ishington, ,Icffrcy Dilts, CiCUl'Qi.lI1l'1 Fgihlcr, Kay Jackson, BLII'i3Lll'.l Spcnceri The Pep Band Sparks Enthusiasm A' H i Q1 I mf f Wigs' - v in ,-a- 9 4, uh i V-si? l.i2AUVR N11 All-U1 Blfhfl- PVP HAND-B.n'l 1311111 Norman Mya-rs, Norman Holst, N.ii'sl1:1ll XY'1'iglit, ,lou Ifdwniuis, Ronnie- ML'Vcy, Milton Rulinkc. lfwfff Run: Puppvi' Slmiiy, KL-nnuth H.1I'Pt'l', Sli.n'on B.lL1giHN.lH, Aiilll Aga-L-. Stun Kcuicr, P.n1l O'CQonnoi' 32, as Nm, vi K' V, X.. Y K ' r I gf, . , -, Q: I ,J Y ' C is 5 -- , 5' V A , C Q' or i j , , ,, 'fl 5, .N ' A g 7 I . I l I ,ff ' V K fl is .H N .B H - Y .gary , k win iris K ,kk g , . 2 -, , , ' ' F' ,,' l ' . . 5 I ,. K H5 ,, M wi wr, r, r., N i eff 1, I 'ig , L 5. M , 222 ' 3 ,Lum M Nl, i ' r 1 - , ig l iw! z 3 I ' Mi ' 'Q f r ' 1 ' 1 1' 4 f ,, ,,.. . . . 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Lila Wray, Connie Vanfossan, Lyon, Vickie Carothers, Sandra Fry, Judy Reed. Middle Row: Pat Teegarden, Kathy Barnard, Phyllis Barmann, Carol Madison, Faye Jeffries, Rosie Guyer, Margo Wilkinson, Diane White, Sharelle Daniel, Alex Pifer. GAA Enco urages Sportsmanship i S'pon.rar.' Mrs. Gladys Baker. Pre,riden!.' Faye Jeffries. From soccer to softball, the G.A.A. enables girls of Central to develop the ideals of good sportsmanship by offering various sports for participation. Throughout the school year, the five hundred members are active in sports such as volleyball, swimming, archery, and bowl- ing. Through intra-mural tournaments, they learn in- dividual and team play. Besides providing sports activities, G.A.A. sponsors a welcoming tea for freshman girls. holds a banquet for both the twenty-seven board members and all C girls, compiles the annual Student Directory, and holds a play- day to which athletic clubs from neighboring schools are invited. It also supervises the Basketball Queen Corona- tion and the concessions at the Regional Basketball Tourn- ament. This year, as a special project, G.A.A. presented to the student body fifty yards of blue velvet to be used in future queen coronations. The entire girls' physical education department is truly grateful to Mrs. Gladys Baker for her endless patience and able guidance of the girls of Central. Linda Blum Sharon Baughman Faye Jeffries Caroline Martin Diane White A C letter is the first award to be received by a G.A.A. girl. To receive a letter, the girl must acquire 1800 points, a feat which can be accomplished by the end of her sophomore year. A C pin is the mark of outstanding effort and achievement in the field of intra-mural sports. After much running, batting, jumping, and throwing, a girl may accumulate the 2800 points necessary to be granted the C pin. A G.A.A. trophy is the highest goal which can be achieved by a G.A.A. member. After receiving the C letter and C pin, a few ambitious girls go on to re- ceive their trophies. This is accomplished by many count- less hours of sports participation, refereeing, scorekeeping, and other activities. Eager Beavers Receive High Awards Ji Q' tx i C PIN-Bark Roux' Diane Vifhite, Faye Jeffries, Caroline Martin, i i 'E Griswold, Kathy Barnard, Vicki Kerns, Leslie Abersold, Betsy Linda Blum, Linda Babb, Nicolee Letts, Vicki Carothers, McCoy, Carol Madison. Front Roux' Alex Pifer, Gail Turner, Margo XVilkinson. Middle Roux' Sharon Baughman, Diane Martha Geha, Carol Keck, Karen Logan. 43 Enthusiasts Receive Their Reward OLD C GIRLSiB.u'l' Rnzv: Faye Jeffries, Diane Vilhite, Nicolee Letts, Caroline Martin, Linda Blum, Linda Babb, Leslie Aber- soltl, Sharon Baughman, Peisha Hurlhert, VerMarie King. Aiiddle Ruiz? hiargo XY'illcinson, Carol Matlison, hfary XX'illits, Vicki Kerns, Carol Keck, Shirley XX'eilantl, Dona Pearl, Gail Turner, Peggy Fletcher. Frmif Roux' Susan Nemzoff, Gayla Russell, Lana Kuehn, Martha Geha, Betsy McCoy, Diane Griswold, Alex Pifer, Janie Nelson, NEW' C GIRLS-Biffle Row: Tegwin Dyer, Dru Little, Kathy Barnard, Susan Corwin, Karen Chelf, Marilvn Howland, Linda Greer, Tana Cresap, Sharelle Daniels, Mary Crantlell. Fonrfb Rffu: Pat 'l'eeg.u'tlen, Ann Shackelfortl, Mary Durby, Connie Vanfossan, Pat Lyon, Vicki Carothers, Pat McCarthy, Sharon 44 King, Sharon Thorburn. Third Roux' Jeralee Deathrage, Peggy Conrad, Jane Horner, Phyllis Harman, Gee Gee Ryan, Betsy Grant, Rosie Guyer. Joan Bennett, Janet Powell. Frmzf Razr: Linda Bente, Judy XX'ells, Lintla Miller, Kathy Swohotla, Donna VanCleve, Helen hieyers, Carol Crouch, Judie Heavilanel. G.A.A-er's To The Winners' Circle if l 1 Y SOFTBALL-Bari: Carol Madison, Vicki Kerns, Connie Van- fossan, Margo Wfilkinson. From: Karen Logan, Carol Keck, Sharon 'I'l1oi'burn. VOLLFX7BALLJBu1Fk.' S. Daniel, C. Madison, M. Wilk- inson, L. Abersold, V. Kerns. Ffrzfzlx K. Logan, V. Cresap, ARCHERY-Karen Wright. T. jackson, C. Keck. . , Y w BASKETBAI.L4l3.1ri1.' Daniel, Madison, Wfilkinson, Abersolrl, Kerns, Vanfossan. I:1'0lIf.' Logan, Cresap, Jackson, Keck, r' Y A 1 . A A i ,. , BOMBARDMENT-Bark: Daniel, Cresap, Blackwell, Kerns, Abersold, Xwilkinson. Iimrztx Madison, Logan, Keck, Fry, Jackson. r f rv wr, BADMINTON f Lila XY'ray, Carol Keck. BOWLlNGf B.zfk.' Carol Madison, Carol Keck, Karen Lo- gan. Frmzl: 'llruciy Jackson, Vicki Kerns. 45 Calwl Madison. Carol Keck, and Karen Logan, GAA The tip-off begins an exciting game of basketball. The bowlers, prepiire for the new season of bowling, players are Judy Thomas, Kathy Imm, and Robin XVilson. Squaws In Action wfd Viwlleylmill pmviilcs fun and excitement for these girls in Ping pong is another tense and exciting game which is GAA ilurinig gym Cl.1ss. enjiwyeil by the girls in the gym classes. 46 Badminton, a game similar to tennis, is a favorite sport among the girls in gym class. Rigorous and Mrs. Baker leads the girls in callistlienics, one of the daily practices in all gym classes. 47 ll KW ms ff Girls in the gym classes enjoy an occasional game of bombardment to increase competition among teammates. igorous These four girls tlemonstrate tamlwourella, .1 version of lvad- minton, which was introtlucetl only a few years ago. ootball Queen Lana Kuehn 1952?-60 A 1 - , Diane Griswold ATTENDANTS MAID OF HONOR Carol Crouch 49 Shirley Words 5 TRI-CAPTAINS-Dick Nixon, Larry Grimes, joe Pfeiffer. Tribe's Chiefs Discuss Their Tactics Coach john Gibson Football is the classic autumn sport, giving the fall, in fact, a sort of soul. At Central this is surely true. Year after year the Indians have turned out a winning tribe, and this year was no exception, with its season's record of 5 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie. The Indians launched the season with a flourish by taking their fifth straight city Jamboree and later stopping Van Horn completely to win their first regular game. After tying a grisly death struggle with Christian Brothers, and losing a hard-fought battle to Atchison, the Indians showed strength and ability in taking their next four games against Lafayette, Savannah, Benton, and William Chrisman, Central was then set back by North Kansas City, traditionally her strongest adver- sary, in a particularly hurting contest, and ended the season on an unlucky Friday the thirteenth by falling to Leavenworth. Despite the occasional setbacks, overall it was a winning season. Central tied for the city championship and retained second place in the Pony Express Confer- ence. Five boys, Bill Kirkpatrick, Dick Nixon, Larry Grimes, jim Burnham, and David jones made the all- city team, and four more, Dennis Brown, Dan Death- erage, Buddy Brower, and Vernon Miller made the second team. Moreover, the season's games were well-played, ex- citing, and interesting. Centralites thoroughly enjoyed it, which is, after all, the most important thing. Varsity Coach john Gibson, and Coaches Don Francis, Howard Iba, Milton Day, Gus Sarris, Jewell Robinson, and jack Hammock deserve the humble thanks of all Centralites as well as varsity, reserve, and freshman players for doing coaching jobs and doing them unques- tionably well. Central 19 Van Horn O Central 7 Christian Brothers 7 Central 7 Atchison 13 Central 20 Lafayette 0 Central 27 Savannah 7 Central 20 Benton 0 Central 27 William Chrisman 7 Central 6 North Kansas City 36 Central O Leavenworth 7 VARSITY FOOTBALL-Bark Row: Miller, Keener, Blakley, Schindler, Houser, Kirkpatrick, Grooms, Reiley, Gondring, Redmon. Third Row: Gilkerson, Watsabaugh, Nixon, Taylor, Brown, Jones, Dunavant, Cobb, Alson. Second Row: Grimes, Wallerstedt, Crawford, Brown, Pfeiffer, Burnham, Maugh, Vehik. Front Row: McGuire, Howard, Poirier, Mannschreck, Gordon, Brower, Nikes, Deatherage, Schindler. Muscle Men Fight for Central s ' 'lii A S , s gzz it A p aar : E ,A . RESERVE FOOTBALL- Bach Row: Nelson, Boyer, Sevy, DeShon, Crawford, Glancy, Finch, jolly, Snavely, Schindler, Losson. Fourth Row: McKay, Barker, Conant, Henry, Spring- sted, Derington, Frye, Brown, Hestand, Wiehl, Chapman. Third Row: Billman, Snider, Castle, Brown, Blakely, Kapp, v ,,-, z ,. c M. , f . I ii ff i Ez.. ri V, ir'-. I. .' in . if: ,F .,. , .., .. ,, .,, . ., I 5 .,, , T ' 'ar W' ' yd. an Q . S L A ei zv ,,,, , o A T , , i r 2 T - B? .K,k . .. 3- i f y f ,t r f i iiill, ' Lucas, Fletcher, Anderson, Frazee. Second Row: jackson, Shoe- maker, Bunnell, Evans, Miller, Miller, Bridwell, Hoecker, Hux. Front Row: Nauman, Golden, Carmen, Lindsay, Schaefer, Hutchison, Kirkpatrick, Hammerli, Barnard. A Il 1+ T Q A F F. A ifii is Q ,iei Q ifif m' , , , v,,, I E: ,, r Y I as - .-'-' j- , , ' -- , at Q P I iv t X fi , - A feh -V S i-,i V , l T is , 4 1 .,, , I ' ' - cifssoi S if B i rfst c s' I t 1 i - , K -,,.:: aa, ' in V, K , FRESHMAN FOOTBALL-Bach Row: Wilson, Venable, Lui- kart, Albright, Fuller, Willis, Willeman, Marolis, McCoy, Steinbeck, Brown, Northup, Baughman. Fourth Row: Nagle Clark, Cage, Frazee, Riche, Barnes, Taylor, McCullah, Hegge- stad, Bloom, Seward. Third Row: Dyer, Corwin, Keller, Deatherage, Sparks, Foley, Harner, Temps, jackson, Damsgard, Addington. Second Row: Burke, Burke, Baldwin, Nelson, Smith, Wiskoski, Evans, Vollintine, Briggs, Grimes. From Row: Mays, Ogi, Higgs, Williams, Christgen, Mabin, Winder, Harlow, Blakley, Herschman. Bill Algrm Leo Blzlkley WVLIYSOD Brower Byron Brown - Di-nnis Brown jim Burnham Calvin Cobb -by Crawford Gibson's Gridders Tie for City Championship 1 an 4. Dun Dczlthernge Tom Durmvant Steve Gilkerson john Gondring will wx jolm Gordon Larry Grimes Tom Grooms Charles House-r Larry Howard 52 David Jones Steve Keener Bill Kirkpatrick Rocky Mnugh aug 1 .1 1 Vernon Miller K , Steve Nikes. Dick Nixon Joe Pfeiffer X 1 Central Salutes Varsity Tribesmen Jim Poirer Gary Redmond Ron Reiley Dwight Schindler Bruce Taylor Mart Vehik J. B. Watsabaugh Bob McQuire Alan Schindler 53 In , wi, - ,xx mix. - un J,-fx... JJ-ff E M V :Mn in w':vz..3y:x My. Q 3 Q Q -. -Q 'A fwf ,ws QQ Gail Courtney, Maid of Honor X l4Z6L4Af'tiij1 , s. i 7 fn A1 fff if! 41-- Z 'V Cflfii K ff f X W VI, ' ,- , 1' , YL'-,J L L, f ,fC,C,d' Flo G fC,LffL,VfQ, If rf f L flf'7 cf f X X7 ,ff-XXL' 255 ,Z ,lj ,ffK1L'Cfc'!v-'LX M lr 42-6210 5QlA!, f 1 7 A , La fc. fvff ff Lkf , Qfif n?i an 4 if U Q W QJLU - , f :wa Ml fo f A ., , - 5 Bob Newman crowns Janie Waisblum Basketball Queen for 1960, a thrilling climax to a wonderful day. 1 2ljZ,g,Lfg, C157 I JJ ?, Coach Howard Iba For the Central Indians, the 1959-60 season seemed to be a season of close scoring games. Stand-outs include edging out Northtown by one point and the homecoming thriller against William Chrisman. It took superior play- ing to finish the season with 13 wins and 7 losses. The Indians gave their cheering school second place positions in the North Kansas City tournament, The Christian Brothers tournament, and the Regional tour- nament. The team took third in the Pony Express Con- Central 38 Paseo 3 1 Central 35 Wm. Chrisman 34 Central 34 Rockhurst 44 Central 5 6 Liberty 60 Central 46 DeKalb 1 8 Central 56 Smithville 59 Central 5 1 N. K. C. 50 Central 5 3 Maryville 40 Central 47 Benton 3 2 Central 41 Wm. Chrisman 43 56 BASKETBALL CO-CAPTAINS-Robert Newman and Dick Nixon. Brains Behind the Brawn ference and was the unchallenged champion of the city. Individually, Dennis Brown and Manly Tubbs made the first all-city team and Dick Nixon was named to the second. Watson Brower, Bob Newman, Steve Nikes, Mike Wiehl, and Byron Brown received honorable men- tion. The 1959-60 basketball season for Central is now history. But there is a certain pride in completing a thing successfully and in doing it well. Ask the squad! Central 50 CBHS 40 Central 54 Lafayette 48 Central 60 Savannah 45 Central 39 Wm. Chrisman 49 Central '58 Benton 45 Central 59 CBHS sb Central 76 N. K. C. 61 Central 58 Lafayette 43 Central 64 Carrollton 43 Central 46 Chillicothe 57 self ......... VARSITY BASKETBALL-Bark Row: Dick Nixon, Bob Watson Brower, Byron Brown, Manly Tubbs, Bob Newman, McBride, Steve Nikes, Mike Wiehl. Front Row: Larry Schaefer, Jim Temps, Bob McGuire, Mgr. Cagers Complete Successful Season XM!! ,,,gr.g.r2 RESERVE BASKETBALL-Bark Row: Charlie Mannschreck, Fmm Row: Jerry Fankhausef, John Lucas, Jim Kapp, Eddie Dan Hamilton, jim Wallersteclt, Allen Barker, Richard Corle, Miller, Larry Knox, John Anderson, jim Frye, Jim Anderson. Steve Billman, Howard Barnard, Keith Brown, Gary Watson. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL-Back Row: Gene Heggestad, Front Roux' Roger Higgs, Dennis Hamer, Ronnie Baughman, Dave Steinbock, john Bloom, james Vollintine, Kenny Evans, Hank Herschman, Conrad Willeman, jim Herman, Bob Barry Smith, Pepper Shady, Larry Webb, Eddie McCullah. Grimes, jim Luikart. 57 gfk. ,fsdw frrmx Byron Brown Dennis Brown Robert Newman X fl Al Richard Nixon Manly Tubbs Mike Wiehl Iba-men Capture All-City Title w7nfSOH Brower Robert McBride Eddie Miller TL, 1 'Qteve Nikesl lf, 1 i W1 rx of ME? We jimes Temps jim XVallerstedt Bob McGuire, Mgr. Larry Schaefer,Mgf- 58 ZL04ffA62,f 744204 cmd UMQUZD 55,5 .mu QQXBJ Q wi fL,u2. VQufOlfL, 70741 Jgfczw f I, CLAJVVXJ EQLLA cf 77,5-7fDOf'WCUZJZj 75264 Cizfv If 'E Ckffu gmmcqmfjj ,1,4m,nwM3s 7 5 X J L -tv vgzwvf Qfjf KCQLQ SV575ZM'7 WM LQQWT C QUJUQJ wlfffa aiMifVl4Q6 Q! Jiang 50 01 X06 'lfujxq W X H ,half C7 , I? L . D V WLf5ff4,fmfge9,gfL5f,bfyWEfa5g2zQOE1frk A9f,wwf , 5? Hawaii ,Qfacfnog x 1 The Huddle The Play 59 bfl ,C-cpl! The jump l 2 . P2111 Blakley Jim BOWCFS Dennis Brown Watson Brower jon Colestock r 'W Steve Gilkerson john Gordon Gary Greer Larry Grimes David jones 7 W Dick Landon Bob McBride Wally McDonald Gene McKay Robert Newman QT Trackmen Placed Second In All-City Play i 5295-feeat A Q.. R inr i at , 1 Steve Nikes , Dick Nixon Ronnie Pafton john Riddle Richard Robinson ff s , . Mike Sharg',' Ed Tidmore Mike Wiehl Dennis Wright Bob McGuire Bill Ross X l Cathy Hall, 1959 Track Queen '59 Cindermen Hail Queen Kathy Track, more than any other athletic endeavor, has given man the best opportunity to pit himself against his natural limitations. It allows an individual to over- come the frailties of his body if he is willing and able. Its fourteen different events include so wide a range that almost everybody can be successful in one field or another. They include such contests as the broad jump, 61 low hurdle, high jump, running events, the shot put, and the discus throw. A large number of boys took part in the school's 1959 season. Led by Coach Gibson, and Coaches Day, Francis, and Robinson, it was most successful. Dennis Brown was one of the outstanding trackmen honored by making the all-state team. 'X Jap lg, tf'Jg0 Bill Alson Leo Blakley Byron Brown Bill Gilchrist David jones Jim Lehr Steve Nikes Dick Nixon QQ 79 Batter-up for the Indians ll l Q. E, s it ,E Q fe Ron Reiley Dave Short Mike Wiehl Mike Gordon, Mgr. lad! Murdock, M812 62 'x Kvcwv-GM N 'sk xii., QQM Milton Day Don Francis Jewell Robinson Gus Sarris john Gibson Howard lba Don Trout The C-Men Fight for Central The C Club is an honor organization formed, to give special recognition to all boys who have gained a letter in at least one major sport. This year it has been headed by officers Dick Nixon, Tom Snargrass, and David jones. It has successfully undertaken its yearly money-making project, the selling of ballpoint pens, and has ended a worthwhile season with its annual banquet at the Hotel Robidoux. C CLUB-Bark Row: Ron Reiley, Jay Crawford, Bruce Taylor, Watson Brower, David Michaels, Dennis Brown, Byron Brown, Tom Snargrass, john Osgood, J. B. Watsabaugh. Third Row: Bob McGuire, Rocky Maugh, Bill Alson, Larry Howard, Jim Bowers, Steve Nikes, Tom Dunavant, Bob McBride, Steve Keener, Alan Schindler, Mike Wiehl. Second Row: Calvin Cobb, Mart Vehik, Jim Burnham, Larry Grimes, Dick Nixon, jim Poirier, Dwight Schindler, Dan Deatherage, Steve Gilkerson. Front Row: Dennis Wright, David jones, Joe Pfeiffer, Bob Newman, Gary Greer, john Gondring, Gary Redmon, Tom Grooms. ' HEAD CHEERLEADER-Ruth Goff We want a touchdown . . . We want a buck-buck- bucket . . . When the Indians go marching in . . These are the familiar yells heard at the games and pep as- semblies during the football and basketball seasons. Headed by Ruth Goff, the cheerleaders spend much time after school and on Saturdays perfecting their motions and working on new yells. To encourage pep, 64 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-Mary Meier, Tana Cresap, Roz Young, Ruth Goff, Janie Waisblum, Janie Nelson. Ready-Cl enthusiasm, and good sportsmanship, they present weekly pep assemblies and skits. The varsity cheerleaders lead the student body in yells at pep assemblies and at all varsity games. The cheerleaders are sponsored by Mrs. Colleen Wilmes and Miss Nancy Adle. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS-Bark Row: Mary McWilliams, B. J. Morgan, Cookie Linneweh. Front Row: Sandy Lutz, Gail Turner, Peggy Fletcher. nl F A it xl A T T , , - - L ty? If 7 f 3 rf 71, tg , -UK 4' gy KZ 1 A It ll! Z I .L if , cf :J K Ji I1 if H af ,'e 1' , , z' 64 ,tr -. , af A. ., Z, gf' -I X f -t iwftflx K f'!jff f ' 4, 1' I, - , 'V-' , L ' L 1 I ,rl ' 1, , 1 ta f ' L, ' 2 . mf 4 , ' Let's Go ' a at o ff 1 A H If , , uffil ,M 4 r I 'fm '- tl if' 4 ,, J We in if if ' , ei f ff ,f if , 1 , '-'L 1 t , f - 1 .f .ff L, 4 , J-N 11 ji KQV , E -cz, The reserve cheerleaders attend all reserve games and lead the reserve pep squad in cheers. Under the di- rection of Gail Turner, the reserve cheerleaders give added pep by stationing themselves throughout the audi- torium to encourage more student participation. The cheerleaders bought their new blue skirts and sweaters this year with the money they received from sponsoring a cheerleading clinic. HEAD RESERVE CHEERLEADER -Gail Turner. L If the reserve cheerleaders are re-elected in the spring try-outs, they will become the varsity cheerleaders for the next year. Tryouts for cheerleader are held in the spring, after which the student body votes to elect the new re- serve cheerleaders. 65 Yea, Blue! Yea, White! fl? lil The che r' sq ad-wh Cent lite ill ever be able to forge it? mp se of ti peppy pep squad and the chee ort che aders, ur in iform have create for emsel es a f damen place in th life of Ce ral h oo any rgani d school grou . It div' e itse fi t re r i uted i le' fro the e stan poi if e squa ma up qwreslyen and s hemore girls, gyf 1. 2 ' x e jr . ' T ep qua 's pr ably t most comp ely -of if 210 KM ' f Q f a , LQ You're not seeing double, it's just Brian Taylor W ' X V perfecting his war-dance before pep assembly. j f f X f 66 .KT Yea, Team! Fight! Fight! and a varsity pep squad of junior and senior girls. lts membership totals about 330-quite a number of girls! The cheerleaders are the ones who, through their leadership and direction of the pep squad, make the big noise possible. Head cheerleader Ruth Goff and varsity cheerleader Roz Young, together with the reserve cher- leader have a terrifically hard job to do, but they pitch in with all their might and do it, as do all the members of Central's cheer squad. Roz Young lets go with an enthusiastic jump after pep assembly. l RIFLE TEAM-Back Roui: Kenneth Howard, Mike Brown Butch Golden, jim Kapp, Larry Shelley, John McCrosky, Rob- Sharpshoote A boy in the Reserve Officers Training Corps finds that he is a member of the chain of command, a linking of men which runs from him to the President of the United States. He receives a regulation army uniform and a caliber M-1 rifle, for which he is held responsible. Several hundred boys are enrolled in Central's ROTC program. This large and highly organized depart- ment offers many unique chances for building character. It teaches discipline and leadershipg poise of mind and body. The cadets, in addition to grueling drills, marches, and inspection, perform many extra duties which are as indispensible as they are unnoticed. These include act- ing as guards at ball games, participating in commence- ment ceremonies, and marching in several parades throughout the year. Headed by Master Sergeants Charles Tipton and T. A. Earhart, this program is something of which Cen- tralites can be proud. The Batallion Staff has mastered the art of lead- ership. Wcmrking with the sergeant instructors, they have guided Central's complex military organization through another successful year. The Sponsor Officers bring a bit of glamour into Cfentral's orderly military circles and lines. In addition to other activities, these girls take an active part in the Shield and Spear. 68 ert Winters, MfSgt. Earhart. Front Roux' Gary Sherman, Roney Haden, Ronnie Martin, Mike Mcvlfilliams, Thomas Miller. rs for Central The Drum and Bugle Corps has fast become one of the most successful branches of ROTC. It is cer- tainly one of the most popular. It is headed by jack Frost, and composed of about twenty-five members who are entitled to wear a special card on their uniforms. Performing at different functions throughout the year, its thrilling military music and certain precision of move- ment have made it a proud and inspiring machine. The Varsity Rifle Team has been one of the bright- est spots in Central's overall competitive efforts. It has emerged as number one in St. joseph by capturing the city championship match. At a match at Manhattan, Kansas, it took fourth place out of fifteen schools entered. At Joplin, Missouri, it was triumphant over thirteen of the sixteen schools entered. Individual members have won awards for outstanding shooting. These awards in- clude the PMST Medal. ' The Military Police are the unsung heroes of the school. They do a hard and tedious, but necessary, job. Membership in the organization is purely voluntary when it is formed at the first of every school year. It never fails to receive the services of a body of boys who never complain whether directing traffic in the parking lot for a football game or guarding various points of access. Hats off to them! INSTRUCTORS-MfSgt. Thomas A. Earhart, Captain Charles E. Green, MfSgt. Charles F. Tipton. Officers To Guide Our Army BATTALION STAFF- Bark Row: Mike Moran, Graves. Frou! Roux' Roger He-ssler, Charles McCann, Frank Tipton, Michael Brandt, Richard Short, Gary Charles Shellenbergcr, Ed McCoy. - ..,. 7,5 . . J, 'fur , 4 V '7'2 is ww' V A '41, SV' '- A 5 t ry K, K E nf. gangsta: Q7 i ...Q lk 'T ,flat 2 3'-+1 I 5 .1 +55 1 F ' '54 1-.. A 4. fo +1 ffmmx if - A H7 ri t-ff' E M fs....J 5 , if at 'F gif' HONORARY OFFICERS-Back Row: Terry McKay, Magers, Karan Musick, Mary Anne Loyd, Martha Diana Brandt, janet Powell. Franz Row: Mary Geha, Wanda Ruch, Sharon Zagrodzky. 69 Sound Off One, Two -- Three, Four ez, -i N, 'E' '43,-my COMPANY OFFICERS--Bari Razr: Ro 'er Moberl Larr M 5, y, y ay, Roux' Dale Hawman, Diane Brandt, Chuck Dykes, janet Powell james Sleezer, Gary Sherman, jerry Breckenridge, XX'oody Wfin- Roney Haden, Terry McKay. horn, Rollin Myers, NW. Y. XXf'ashington, Virgil McClure. Front DRUM AND BUGLF CORPSsBi1ri Roux' Phill' U b lc 1 ip tier ac , Coder, Bob Savidge, jim Smallwod, Kerr Breckenridge, Craig Gaylen Randall, Charles Roherts, Gordon Daniels, Carl Sherman, Minter. Frou! I?nu'.' .lack Frost, David Orr, Vernon Frazee, Ricky Drozd, Rollin Myers, XXf'esley Brouhard, Gary Russell. Charlie McCann, Martin Dreher, jim Elliott, Franklyn Churchill. Alidiflr Rffzix' Allen Maddox, jim George, Red Glauser, Richard 4: rf 5 Y 4 ce ff- Q 1 Y rm ,Q st, R 2- ,Mrs X , V Q--f K k lvl x , 9llll3l-D AND SPEAR - Baci Rfluu' Roger Hessler, Thomas Charles McCann, Edward Moore, Roger Moherly. Frou! Roux' Nliller, Mike McWilliams, Larry Piercy, Danny McWilliams, Charles DykCS, Terry McKay, Diana Brandt, ,l1lmCS SICCZCY. Virgil Young, Lynn Chambers, Marvin Beadnall. Middle Roux' Judie T2Yl0f, .limef Powell, Vifyll MCUUYU li.: lireckenridlue, Rollin Myers, Gary Butler, Vernon Short, Young. Maixin lirailnall. ll Military Police Patrol Fort Central O , .. . .Ji ,, ww- f ,ff -1 ' 'Qi Mcliriilc. Larry M. P.-lin! limi 3 Ricliaixl Dynt-Q, Tnni Murphy. Riclinrtl MC- Bllilvf. LCC' TUWI1NL'Wl. VCIWHW Slwfl. TO111 ' Arcliur, Cliarlcs Rulwcrts. Ijfllllf Razr! lirl Mcfny, Ray Allen, irc. l.CUll.lInl l.y.inx, Douglas Dunliain, Gary Baker, Virgil i irfrffu Ilffizx' Gary Mortimer, Gary 1 - HONOR GUARD--l3,1filZf,1iyRid1iirdDynQ5,BQb Come-ling, Bcatlnall, Gary liurlr-r, Vernon Slicwrt. Sonny Gruss, Brian Slatcr. Tom lNlCl'lridc. lfmrzf Rnzzx' lambs Slut-zur. Frank Tipton, Danny McXX'illi.1n1Q Lynn Cliainlwcrs, Ricliartl McGee, Gary Smitli. Lari'y Piurcy, Harnltl Adams, Kenny Lance. illiddlr Gary Gizivt-N, Rnncy H.irlr'nr Dale Hawman, Rogui' Mnburly. lZon',' john lNIcCQi'wsky, Gary lXlortimer, Bula Necse, Marvin SHIELD AND SPEAR- limi Roux' Mike Moran, W'oody XX'inlwnrn, jim Otringcr, Ronny Harlan, Charles Sliellcnberger. Ricliarrl Short, Gary Graves, Dale Hawman. zllidrffc Razr: Larry May, lirl McCuy, Gary Sherman, Michael Brandt, Frank Tipton Ray Allen, XY illiam Karen Musick, Mary Sharon Zagrotlzky. XX'asliington. From Roux' Mary Mailers Anne Loyd, lxlllfflhl Gclia, XVamla Rucli COMPANY A, FIRST PLATOON-Bark Row: Raymond Hathaway, Richard Swails, Perri Brooks, John Kimberlin, Bob Donan, Boh Jackson, Ronald Nelson, David E. Dunnihoo. Third Roux' Fred Brunke, john Patton, Gary Mortimer, Bill Fletcher, jim Hadley, Randy Herzog, jerry Lewin, jack Yarnell. Second Roux' Keith Perry, Marvin Beadnall, Danny McWilliams, Gary Butler, Lynn Chambers, jack Owens, Dick Williams. From Roux' Edward Moore, Dale Hawman, Diana Brandt, james Sleezer. Eyes Front for Inspection COMPANY A, SECOND PLATOON-Bark Rouu' Jeffrey Ikner, Richard Dynes, john Schindler, Leroy Miller, Richard Borchardt, Bob Cornelius, Lewis Fetzer. Third Roux' Gerald Holm, Richard Gillip, Tom Murphy, Steve Billman, Howard Barnard, John Blakley, john Dilts, john McKay, Jim COMPANY B, FIRST PLATOON-Back Row: Gregory Woods, Bill Schaller, Eddie Miller, Larry Kennard, Max Stephens, Richard McGuire, john McCrosky. Third Row: Lynn Lindsay, Sheldon Spector, Bud Hurst, Wes Snider, Tom Kirkpatrick, jon Pitluck, Harry Boatwright. Setond Raw: Wildberger, Kenny Lance. Second Row: Robert Cabeen, Duane Davis, joe Tapee, Larry Potter, Dennis james, Steve Camp, Mike Hickson, Don Ketchem. From Raw: Virgil McClure, Dale Hawman, Diana Brandt, Roger Moberly, Ray Allen. Mike Gorden, Lee Nothhouse, Larry Piercy, David Bauman, Jack Brahler, Bill Losson, Glenn West. Front Roux- jim Ottinger, jerry Breckenridge, Chuck Dykes, janet Powell, Woody Winborn, Charles McCann, Mike Moran. , wg Q . .. -was Q. COMPANY B, SECOND PLATOON-Back Row: Roger Adler, Terry Jennings, Herman Osborne, Allen Barker, Jr., Allen Donaldson, Jimmie Stewart, Jr., Bob Dyche, Sam Wells. Third Roux' Wlilliam O'Harra, Gaylen Randall, Tony Carter, Keith Brown, Mike Watson, Doyle Rucker, Gregory C5 Staudenmaier. Second Row: Ronnie Martin, Larry Mason, John Ruhnke, Larry Tindle, Joe Pittel, Norman Nonn- weiler, Mike Brown, Thomas Miller. Fran! Roux' Ray Van Antwerp, Jerry Breckenridge, Chuck Dykes, Janet Powell, Vernon Short, Gary Sherman, Mike McWilliams. Platoons Pass In Review COMPANY C, FIRST PLATOON-Bark Roan' Bill Schneider, Larry Hendricks, Bert Dawson, John Colby, Gary Smith, Douglas Dunham, Bob Neese, Butch Golden, Jimmy Chapman, Larry Shelley. Third Row: Roger Gaddis, Mike Feurt, Craig Mannschreck, Larry Archer, Paul O'Conner, Gary Watson, Peter Cagg, James Henry, Jerry Fankhauser, COMPANY C, SECOND PLATOON-Bark Roux' Roger Newton, Thomas Hux, Richard McGee, Gary Baker, Leonard Evans, Bill Thomas, David Michaels, Milton Moore, Bill Lether, Steve Larabee, Sonny Gross. Third Rauf: Brian Slater, Jon Lehr, Danny Vifawrzyniak, Phillip O'Konski, Larry Eg- gleston, Nick Hillyard, Harold Adams, Bob Nauman, Mike Q. A IQ .1 A John Giltner, Robert Wfilkerson. Second Row: Larry Bittick, Larry Martin, Newton Courtney, Virgil Young, Gordon Ide, A. Judson Sevy, Robert Wfinters, Larry Hoecker, Jack Horner, Kenneth Howard. From' Row: Michael Grooms, Ed Hammerli, Clinton Stannard, Roney Haden, Terry McKay, Larry May, Charles Snapp, Larry Buck, Charles Roberts, Carmen. Second Roux' Larry Hinton, Tom McBride, Jim Wallerstetlt, Jim Kapp, Wfilliam Chase, Tom Pennington, Marty Munsell, Dwight Wfilcox. Front Roux' Gregg Nellis, Dave Gouge, Roney Haden, Terry McKay, Lee Townsend, Dale Stone, Garry Salanki, Tommy Buffaloe. an A A 4 4 u TDQA Q TGWQ, LOL, HQJL. HPAQ Q LQ: Q.: X--uw -in-.vvr-M x '.. 5- , 'X ,. K H- - , 'X - IX: K ,V B- KX 5 f I K x vi, L N A- lk! Q xx C Q 1 Aid- , f- 'N xl N X 'I Ii 17 L- 1, 'K +A T . f. f-HE. UO Z.. K H :U U' Lv mm L s 9-5IO: .rsx -RSS XL-liver L5'Q'Cp !.kkx.IQ 'N 1 'NN , x ,, 4 Q f: V X5 KN KX fi xx L, - ks Y-AQ B- 0 M-, ,.,4,, .n..x.. f-L C'-, Q sr X . Q. ,X A A SQ y X' rt-. 1 - lnrvuv Q-'Fl '- x Y . ,ULD ZK , x.xg3 kxhgyi, H 'Y-' -' I '--1I:'s:qc-- V' s '-fi C, gif: Q 2 -YK 1 5. N I X os' Xx s -K x I j, X N S R Q E 'wks X 5,5 I.: L N-A L! 55M 5-x L rf--s Motivation -isQ41Q2 500 , 4' ' Wea AM! g .47C7 W wry ' Q7 ncaa fdfdf M76 Mfftf? it My - ' G ' 5' g tr..-,wfLAvf--- iff 2 . L ,. , 4415! 05311 ff? Q . 533' ,,j,g,,-5, f,.fM,2zf,.,fdfg,,4sy D QLMZZ7 ww 72W4 af ff -'Q-4f L gf? V ffxy CAL! Y 5 ff X44 W 127 by 1 , Q- E WV 1 f ,ff . , X , , lr Yi' ' Wyfrzzfjaffff Q 1 2 ff - L J' 'J ' ff Q F - ' ff ff 1 1 I i6g ,,ku,,v-- ' H I . X 1 ,.r ...--4-,.. Q5 ' . .... I I . I I I ,, D ..,. , h , ,... F egg G ,,,, Egg .f A Y .... Ii jilj0gv l I 'QF MINE ll' - ,vb ' f 'NN' ...Au-1 E... - -'if h- fa M 1 qu,-if ILLQQIA , ..,.n, MN. Lx pfhl X uiWdk 3 ff ' f 1 2 QR -is Ez- X A-IHQRQF' '. 1-ze! li George L. Blackwell, Sup eaflmaf-Wm-widen erinzerzdenl of School: What with an ever-increasing enrollment, a potential enrollment that threatens to swamp the present facilities, and more and more responsibility placed on the public schools for the success or failure of democracy, it is obvious that a school system does not just run itself. These are the problems facing Mr. George Blackwell, superintendent of the St. joseph public schools since 1943. Mr. Blackwell began his career in the field of edu- cation in 1931 when he became a teacher at Central High School. Four years later, he was advanced to the position of vice-principal. In 1938, he was appointed principal of Roosevelt junior High School. He then became busi- ness manager of the school system in 1939. Mr. Blackwell is a competent leader in the field of education--admired by his community and respected by his colleagues and teachers. Educators Blaze Our Trail Q. BOARD OF EDUCATlONfBark Rauf: George Blackwell, R. W. Hopkins. From Row: Dwight Dannen, Mrs. Paul Knepper, V Blomfield, VU. Fiiirleigh Enright, Mrs. john Wyeth, David E. R. Garvey. Mr. George L. Markley ChieF' Markley Keeps Peace With Indians Charged with the administrative responsibilities contained in the title principal is George L. Markley, who has held his position since 1957. It is Mr. Markley who holds the torch of higher education before the stu- dent of Central. He has held students in school when they wanted to dropg he has encouraged others to go to collegeg he has kept a well-prepared facultyg in short, he is Mr, Central. As principal he must co-ordinate the instructional and extracurricular activities of Central. He must con- stantly search for ideas to improve our school. He spends most of his summer planning a schedule of classes for the coming fall. Year around, he works to make Central a school which will produce educated students - the leaders of tomorrow. Often it is said that the students of today are the hope of tomorrow. In truth, the educators of today are the hope of tomorrow. Wise and capable educators must instill in the minds of students wisdom and knowl- edge in order that they may live full and successful lives. While we seldom take the opportunity to say, Thank you, Mr. Markley, for what you do for Central, we appreciate his tireless efforts. Mr. George L. Markley Walter Halverson Vice-Principal Any account of the past year at Central would be incomplete if the man behind the scenes were not mentioned. This man behind the scenes is Walter Halverson, vice-principal. The vice-principal's job is one of great importance to both the student body and the faculty. The duties ranging from attendance to school finance require time and patience. Supervision of building maintenance, dis- cipline of students, and direction of the athletic program are among the responsibilities of the vice-principal. Although his job is time consuming, Mr. Halverson is willing to talk to 'anyone who comes to him for help. He has been a beacon light in guiding many students to a better understanding of school life. Mr. Halverson is truly a great help to any student who is willing to recognize the fact that the vice-principal is here to help those who come to him for assistance. Centralites could ask for no better friend or for a harder working ad- ministrator. Come and Be Counseled An important person in any school is the Dean of Girls. The time-consuming duties of the Dean of Girls consist of checking on absentees, issuing lunch permits, orienting new students at Central and counseling girls on the diverse problems they bring to her. In addition to her duties as Dean of Girls, Mrs. Graham teaches psychology and speech. She sponsors the Student Council, which involves supervising Dance Hall, chaperoning school dances, and dealing with the many curricular activities directed by the Council. Mrs. Graham plays many roles for Central's girls: mother, confessor, counselor, disciplinarian, advisor, big sister, and most of all, friend-a friend who can provide a girl with Kleenex, a kind word, a pat on the back, a sympathetic ear, and when necessary, a firm reprimand. Central's girls are fortunate to have Mrs. Dorothy Graham as Dean of Girls. 78 Dorothy Graham Dean of Girl: Mrs. Camille Wfalton Mrs. Juanita Brown Mrs. Betty Wiles Thirty students comprise the staff of office-assistants. Five students assist the paid staff each period by collect- ing absentee slips, issuing leave permits, running errands, and answering numerous telephone calls during the day. In a school with 1376 students, 3 floors and a basement, 38 classrooms, and 40 incoming and countless outgoing telephone calls each day, the willing assistance of the students is essential to the smooth functioning of office routine. Heading the office staff are: Mrs. Camille Walton, bookkeeperg Mrs. Juanita Brown, registrar, and Mrs. Betty Wiles, attendance clerk. It is Mrs. Walton's job to handle the school's finances. Mrs. Brown registers all new students and keeps all grade records. Mrs. Wiles has charge of student attendance records and compiles the daily absentee list. However, all these women are often called upon to serve above and beyond the call of duty as nurse, counselor, sympathizer, and friend. Competent Centralites Handle School Business 79 Subject: Activitier: Co-sponsor of junior Class, Cheerleaders Facult NANCY ADLE Sophomore English Election Committee, All-School Play. Degree: B.S., Central Missouri State College. GEORGE T. ATHENS Subject: Biology Activity: Visual Education Degree: B.S., University of Missouri Hobby: Photography GLADYS BAKER Subject: Physical Education Activities: G.A.A. Sponsor, Pep Squad Sponsor Degree: B.S., Northwest Missouri State College Hobby: Sports SUE BAUMGARDNER Subject: Civics Degree: B.S., Southeast Missouri State College Hobby: Reading LOMA BEAUMONT Subjectr: Algebra, Marriage and Family Living Activity: Freshman Class Sponsor Degree: B.S., University of Missouri ALLAN BING Subject: Instrumental Music Degree: B.S., Northwest Missouri State College MILDRED BRINGMAN Subject: English Activities: Friendship Sponsor, Christman Activities, Patron's Night Degreex: B.S., Northwest Missouri State Collegeg M.S., University of Kansas Hobby: Subjeetrr Degree: Subjectr. History A ctivity: Degrees. Collecting hand blown glass GEORGE O. BROWN General Business, Bookkeeping, Typing B.S., Northwest Missouri State College ARTHUR V. BURROWES. JR. American History, World History, Ancient All-School Play B.A., Rockhurst Collegeg M.A., Creighton University LECIL CARROLL Subjects: Biology, General Science Activity: Chairman, Natural Science Degree: B.S., University of Missouri Hobbies: Flying, Radio, Golf Subject: Facult DOROTHY E. COY English Activities: Freshman Sponsor, Christmas Observance Degree: A.B., Missouri Wesleyan College Hobbier: Reading, Sewing, Knitting Subjectr: Degree: S u b jectr: Activity: Degrees: CAROL L. CUTLER Shorthand, Business English B.S., Central College MILTON J. DAY Sociology, U.S. History, Physical Education Assistant Coach B.S., University of South Dakotag M.E., University of Missouri Hobbies: Sports, Movies HESTER E. DENEEN Subjectr: U.S. History, Modern History Activities: Chairman, Faculty Program Committee, Historian Degreer: B.S., Northwest Missouri State Collegeg M.A., University of Missouri Hobby: Reading LINUS E. DOWELL Subjects: Typing, General Business Activity: Degree: Hobby: Wakitan B.S., Northwest Missouri State College Photography BURTON L. DUNBAR Subjectr: U.S. History, American Government Activitier: Courtesy Committee, Gift Committee De gree: H obbier Subject.- H o bbier Degree: H o bbierf Subject: Activity: Degree: 5' u bjectr: Activity: B.S., Northwest Missouri State College Music, Reading SGT. THOMAS A. EARHART ROTC Golf, Skiing ANNE T. FISHER R.N. Collecting Recipes, Flowers ROGER L. FISHER Woodworking junior Class Sponsor B.S., University of Missouri WILLIAM DON FRANCIS Typing, Athletics, Physical Education MSTA Business Education Representative of the St. Joseph District Degree: B.S., Northwest State College Facult VIRGINIA FRIES ERAZIER Subiefzs: English Literature, Senior English Artizfity.' Wakitan Degree: B.S., Northwest Missouri State College Hobbies: Creative Writing, Reatling, Music MARVIN GENCH, -IR. Subjeff: Concert Choir De,qr'ees.' B.S., Northwest Missouri State College, M.S,, University of Kansas City JOHN W. G1BsoN Sll!2j0Lif.' Physics, Football Coach Degrees: A.B., Sioux Falls College, M.A., Columbia University DOROTHY GRAHAM Slzbfeclr Dean of Girls, Speech, Psychology flc1it'ily.' Student Council Degree: AB., University of Iowa Hobby: Reading MARY N. HASH Subjerisx Sophomore English, Counselor AElII'f1j',' F.T.A. Sponsor Degrees: A.B., Park College, M.A., Columbia Uni- versity LAWRENCE V. HAYS Subjects: Geometry, General Mathematics, Algebra Aclirily: Co-Sponsor Student Council Degree: B.S., Northwest Missouri Stare College JAMES WILLIAM HILL Subject: Arr Degree: B.S., Northwest Missouri State College Hobbies: Traveling, Fishing, Theater HOWARD IBA Subjects: Economics, Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach Acli1'ity.' C Club Degrees: B.S., Northwest Missouri Collegeg M.A., Colorado State College V. MARGUERITE JONES Subjects: Civics, Geography fIc!iz'ity.' Sophomore Class Sponsor Degrees: B.S., M.E., University of Missouri OSCAR H. KIRSCHNER Subjerls: Algebra I, Plane Geometry Aczirizy: Math Club Sponsor Degree: B.S., Northwest Missouri State College Hobby: Wocbtlworking Facult FRANCES W. LEMMON Slzbfert: Homemal-:ing Ac1i1'ity.' Future Homemakers of America Degrees: B.S., Northwest Missouri State College, M.S., Iowa State College Hobby: Reading LUCILLE MARECHAL Subject: Spanish Aczirify Faculty Courtesy Committee Degree: B.A., University of Missouri Hobbies: Gardening, Reading LOIS E. MC CLANAHAN Subject: Librarian Acziritgs Public Service Degrees: B.S., Central Missouri State College, M.E,, University of Missouri Hobby: Books FLORENCE FITZGERALD MC COY Szrbjectrx English, journalism Arfirilierx Outlook Adviser, Public Relations Degree: A.B., Oklahoma Baptist University EVELYN B. MOORE Subjeclx Chemistry Ac1iz'i1iei'.' Faculty Social Committee Chairman, Faculty Meetings and Elections Committees Degreet: A.B., B.S., Missouri Wesleyan, M.A., University of Chicago . Hobbies: Color Photography, Handctaft BYRON D. MYERS Subjectr: Freshman Chorus, Mixed Choir, Girls' Glee Club Activities: Christmas Program, Graduation Activi- ties, Patron's Evening Degree: B.S., Northwest Missouri Stare College Hobby: Barbershop Music MARY MYERS Subject: English Acli1'ity.' Assembly Chairman Deg:-eeix A.B., Kansas University, M.A,, North- western University FREDA NEAL Subiecz: Mathematics Ac!i1'iIie5: National Honor Society Sponsor, Com- mencement Ceremonies Degreex: A.B., Baker Universiryg M.A., Columbia University Hobby: Farming JANE PERTAIN Subject: English Ac1iz'ilie.r: Senior Variety Show, Y-Teen Coordinator Degreer: A.B., Park Collegeg M.A., University of Denver ROLANDE PINKERTON Subjeclx: Art, French Azrtizfityf Brush and Pencil Club Degree: B.S., Northwest Missouri Stare College Hobbies: Painting, Sewing Facult PATRICIA RICE Subject: Biology Actiziiiietx Pep Club, Safety Committee, Science Club Degree: BS., Mount St. Scholastica College GUS SARRIS Subjeclrf Health, Physical Etlucation Degree: BS., Northeast Missouri State Teachers College MIRZA T. SMITH Szzbiect: English Ar1iz'ilfe.r.- Faculty Meeting Committee, Gifts Com- mittee, Election Activities Degree: B.S., Central Missouri State College Hohby: Reatling RUTH SPANGBERG Subject: American Government Actitfilier: Senior Counselor, Forum Club Dglfel'-' 'A.B., University of Missouri ROBERT STINSON Subieclr' Counselor, Civics Aciitiilierf Senior Sponsor, Vocational Counselor De,qree.r.' BS., M.E,, University of Missouri Hobby: Photography VERA TILSON S11bfEl'f.l'.' Atlvancetl Algebra, Trigonometry, Solitl antl Plane Geometry Aclirizyg Mathematics Department Chairman Deefeei' B.S., Northwest Missouri State College: M.A., University of Missouri MfSiGT. CHARLES F. TIPTON Subjects: ROTC, Military Science antl Tactics VEVA B. TOMLINSON Subiecf: English Acfiziitiefs Chairman of Patrons' Evening Commit- tee, English Department Chairman De,tfree.r.' B.S., Central Missouri State Collegeg M.A., Duke University DONALD TROUT Sulzjectr: Industrial Arts, Assistant Coach Acziritier' Homecoming Committee, All-School Play Committee, Stage Committee, Spring Dance Chaperon Degree: B.S., Northwest Missouri State College Hobbier: Sports, Leathercraft, Reading RALPH VUILKINSON Subject: COE fIrliz'ilier.' Fire Chief, Air Raicl Drills Deg-feet: B.A., Baker University, M.A., University of Kansas City Hobbier: Sports, Gardening Facult MILDRED WILLMOTH .S'ubjecl.' Latin Activity: Faculty Co-ordinator for P. T. A. Degreer: B.S., Southern Illinois Universityg M.A., University of Southern California CGLLEEN WILMES Subjectrs Drama, Speech, English Acli1'ilie.f.' All-School Play, Cheerleaders Degree: B.S., Northwest Missouri State College Hobbies: Music, Reading Mrs. Frazier explains an English Literature assignment to Kathy Swoboda. U. S. History lectures are in order for the day in Mr. Dunbar's class. Coach Don Trout and Alan Schindler discuss the football lettermen assembly. Miss Spangberg counsels Diane White concerning her future college plans. 85 Paul Knepper, praridenl Edward Haffey, rife prefide Able Leaders Direct Student Government. Gay Swanson, reffvlmj' Nancy Butchart, l7'6'41.fIlYE7' 86 STUDENT COUNCIL CABINIET-Slqnzdirzg: Ruth Goff, Teddy Vilheeler, Larry Grimes. Scared: Diane Griswold, jim Burnham. Cabinet Members Authorize, Advise, Supervise The Student Council serves as a link between stu- dents and faculty members. It gives the students the chance to voice their ideas and opinions. Comprised of elected members, student body officers, and a Cabinet appointed by the President, the Council holds its meet- ings every two weeks to discuss the problems and pro- posals of our school government. At each meeting the committees report the progress of activities for which the committee is responsible. With the assistance and direction of the Council sponsors, Mrs. Dorothy Graham and Mr. Larry Hayes, the members, Cabinet, and officers are responsible for conducting the book exchange, running the student supply, and keeping the halls and campus clean. The Council also sponsors the noon-hour dance hall, which provides enjoyable recreation. In addition to handling curricular functions of our school, the Student Council also sponsors many outside activities. Among these are Color Day, Homecoming, the All-School Dance, and the campaign nominations and elections in the spring. Each year the Student Council holds a banquet and a picnic for the enjoyment of its members. This banquet takes the place of a regular school meeting. Reports of this meeting, as well as reports of all regular meetings, are given in Home Rooms. Student Council members must have and maintain an grade average and must have the ability both to lead and to serve. Meetings on parliamentary pro- cedure and talks on how to give effective and interesting reports are held for new members so that they may be- come excellent representatives for the people 87 FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL-Back Row: Ted Wheeler, Roz Young, Ed Haffey, Charles Atkinson, Paul Knepper, Larry Grimes, Tom Grooms, Jim Burnham, Jimmy Ferguson, Michael Wilson, Craig Mannschreck, Michael Grooms. Third Row: Ruth Goff, Sherry Taylor, Diane Griswold, Betsy McCoy, Nancy Butchart, julie Brown, Kathy Bowen, Ann Wilson, Nick Hillyard, Tim Warren, Bill Alson, Kenny Brid- well, Janie Wfaisblum. Second Roux' Cookie Linneweh, Morie Dunn. Carol Crouch, Marcia Cowles, Janet Nichols, Susan Nichols, Linda Pertain, Jim Summers, Mike Hutchison, Susie Keatley, Alex Pifer. Frmzt Roux' Paula Crea, Gay Swanson, B. -I. Morgan, Cheri Grimes, Mary Poland, Sandy Vance, janeth Hessemyer, Jeanie Keller, Helen Barrett, Peggy Fletcher, Sherri Ehlert, Sharon Fry. Representatives of the People, Boh Sale, Diane Griswold, Linda Miller, and Paul Knepper make plans for the 1960 spring dance. 88 Student Council members prepare to sell hook covers for the benefit of the student hotly. Diane Griswold and Paul Knepper discuss the Student Council's 1960 money-raising project, the sale of saltwater taffy. .5- .,.. X 1 .,.- I . Was Mrs. Graham and student body President, Paul Knepper, re- view second semester election returns. by the Peopleg for the People. SECOND SEBIESTER STUDENT COUNCIL- Burk Row! Mike Vifiehl, Ed Haffey, Burton Dunbar, Paul Knepper, Larry Grimes, Ron Reiley, XY'atson Brower, Eddie Miller, Bob New- man, Steve Nikes, jim Frye, Nick Hillyard, Craig Mannschreck, Ed Hammerli, Michael Grooms. Third Row: Diane Griswold, Peggy Conrad, Bill Alson, Kay Dunn, john Gondring, Barry Smith, jim Burnham, jill Johnson, Doug: Stuber, Robin Wilson, 4595 Terry Hines, Cheri Grimes, Tana Cresap. 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Gene Heggestad, Vicr'-Prerfdefil, Class of '65 The freshmen must endeavor to follow the map of the ideals of Central High School. In so doing, they have often crossed rough country as they ever strive to equal the scholastic and extracurricular records set by their predecessors. Students entering Central as freshmen are pre- sented with a wide selection of elective subjects along with their required courses of mathematics, civics, English, and physical education. As Central's second freshman class to take part in an accelerated course, this year's freshmen have distinguished them- selves by showing exceptional ability in achieving the goals and accepting the challenges the program offers them. Sponsored by Mrs. Loma Beaumont and Mrs. Dorothy Coy, the Freshman Class has taken an active part in the Student Council, Hi-Y and Y-Teens, sports, and the ROTC. The freshmen also form what is commonly known as the clean-up committee, which is in charge of keeping Central's campus beautiful. Freshmen who were the objects of trickery by the upper-classmen may rest safe in the knowledge that in a few years they, too. will be the pranksters with new freshmen at their mercy. Then they can supply some unfortunate freshmen with elevator tickets! Central's world opens before their unbelieving eyes-a fantastic world of new texts and new teach- ers, a virtual panorama of subjects and activities and the fun of new friendships-from which the fresh- men emerge breathless but ready for the challenge of the next three years ar Central. These next years will prove the true worth of the Class of 1963. A 1 BB I .i w ii iv VRF .rf ' ., 'W' K 5, Q ,Q ,. K V 3, Blalcley, Raymond Blankenshio. Steve Bloom, ,lohn Blum, Nancy Bogart, I.aDonna Boller, Pauline Boner, Judy Bowen, Arnold Bowring, Marilyn Boyd, Davetta Bridwell, Annette Briggs, Bob Broclcer, Linda Brod, Milton Brouhard, Wesley is-.+R 4 E' it B , ' A-'iw , Aw.. if f ei' if 5 wr 5 W F 3' fri ' .1 . . -4 f 5 n P My gi, h. , it B , .r r Ui' 'I Ea ,Zip is fp zona, 1 Ma i . . B lt. W B i GB ,,.f, 3, Q -i A ii L W g B'k ,si B ' l?filiu Y! J525'fl53Qa , V , f , B r' .R iiiiaj, Y' , B ,tt,, V B rw V?7Ja??G'fEv ,A 0 , ttt,l B ltgll , B ,ggi 1 'Y W I , ill S t A tttl , ll l V ,tt W ,Ly it 1 X m Big -af, j '... 1 ,, ,, B ,BBA .ff- - i fi: 5' ia 'kia f i Bk, ,... Ati, ,B . ' -.- ' Z ,, 4 , A 2, ff? B B. B, ,BB B Abersold, Sharon Addington, BL-ulnh Addington, Bill Albright, Danny Alphin, Jeannie Ammon, Dotty Ashworth, Shirley Awbrey, David Bachman, Janice Badgler, ,lanice Bahr, Muriel Bailey, Carolyn Baldwin, Gary Balhatchctt, Bonnie Barnes, Curt Barrett, Helen Bartlett, Beth Barrling, Kathy Baughman, Ronnie Beck, Myles Berne, Sherri Blackwell, ,lane Blair, Janice Blalcley, Daniel Bewildered - WW 'a , B .I ,. . I U M in 25, A Q, B ,B , I 5 3 j--E-1 - A 'i all BLLFB K ,, ,f f W3 'BB - -:- ..-i ' Y V, - ef ,--if B -:Mai a ' -few - af' -M- Qfflfl T .gw i ' B 57 -B,- ff 5, We L Q' , B, ,BBV B byq ...i 94 Q J av J M ir B- Qgw tw , , ,B , ,,, 1 i., B. ,BB Freshman boys exoerience their first registration day at Central High School. Brown, Gloria Brown, Henry Brown, Margaret Buffum, john Burke, Howard Burke, James Burns, Sharon Burr, Carol Byers, Phyllis Cage, Leroy Callaway, Earl Callaway, Sharon Campbell, jesse Campbell, Lana Canterbury, Sandra Carpenter. Sanclra Casebolt, Andra Casteel, Lorine Caton, Gary Chitwood, Diane Christensen, Gloria Christgen. Eddie Clapsaddle, Terry Clardy, Rebecca the Freshmen 3 5 ' ' e W -- ff g --W... a I .. - wnfrzzes , f,,- ,N ,mr ., :- . .. ff ., Y-Q., W: 41,1 M. . .I Q, Q. era., 4 ' if rs? , Q, we , fl, L a r CL t , S S .XL ,gm , 9 ,H W, -. ef... ,. , V.,,,,.5..,,,t ,, ,,-,,.. . an ,. - rf rf fi -...wx ya. I .. H.mafia121ww..f,f,z.xiii-:virfrff-:f,jI:'Lf'X .4 ...re- or -. L is 3 1 2 f Y, , 2, ,W yyyr f I' , l 1 r , F X l .f.r,sey,,.,,4r.:e.,V Q,f,. l.z 4, . , r-.. .,,- - -fJ: rSSiZ5iVr'..'s M7123 ,V ai. -ff 1 :fm ri .:,,' if 519: 1, ri fre, f - m ,...., - ,,,.. .V . . ,ri Q-152254251 l t lf Wa. f . , . ,. , . . . .,.... , ,,,,,,,.,,,,, , ..,. ,, 2-fer if Jim f .gee ap. 'i,f1vz:f'-3, r f K Z 21.' iss, rqgz' Elly. f Iflir. :IElEr'l'7f.-. sr 7255, '- 22.171, jf' ' 'rfffflfJ-7If'. . :sf , Ql :if 52 ' 1.1: . ' ' V. rr3',Var, .. 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Kathleen Dugan, Maritra Dunlap, Judy Dunn, Bonnie Duvall, Ronald QE i V . 5 ,, , wit f , . 'elf '1 J. - ma new ' - wif s v M,-.w-mi . , , 5,1 V, A 4 2 l 'Y 5 A . K 1--wiki., .wer . :fl K -.,,,,,, .,-,'- fb , .. .. . , E Irr 1 ,g ,lo l 5? , flff 5,5459 , .. r ' ' W 'ir W 3' , f , , sr S in 5 5? mfg Sr ,S 4 W .:,,. , 'Sn- ead' l 1 sa 9 W , ' 'ai 'Wi Q ia 03 - -Q ,. xc 2 is ii R TM lrfgivf 'ha -,.'1 y , Ev qv ,w:1,f. -'S , i E 15 6 . , t 1, ,. i. . Q 52, .,:: . S .s, Q l g ,K S 3 . 1 25 Freshman girls find that getting into their lockers is quite a chore. 3 ar fr- -'issif -, ' in 1 F 1 ta 96 ml , ,. sg is f its Q2 1 4 Gif f' ,, F ,,, , l t AJ 11 f . ., if be . ,g .SP it , X QQ' Wa 'M . 's.ttf E sf f 1 5 , V, 'NE ll, , S - - af' f f'ff,w4f,' , - , R ig '-Yfw ziigil' Lf, , ' . . -'S fifig Y. - -. ,,,. W -S e 'R E Y Entered the doors Dyer, Roger Dyer, Roxy Dykes, Kenneth Easter, james Easton, Dean Eaton, Linden Edelman, Reggie Edelman, Ronald Edler, Michael Ehlert, Sherry Elliott, Cheryl Elliott, jim Enos, Diane Erickson, Mike Evans, Diana 75.5 .35 , 1 ,,rV. ,gn or erie 'f S kr.: 'V K 4111.153 K A I- - . f' A , 555,55 ,VLI , , VE ,:m,, riffs 1 r ii 4 '1 v in F 5 - f.-, fl I ,,k lx' , ,. K t ,.L Z Liii K K i , A :V W id 9 .5. M - A453 V , ,53, . . :a, K ,,, tm L,:V I by K K . ,,-.. , A,,'V H l , , H ' fl ix ? . 9 -3111, Q , '53 4. i . if si ,aff of Central High Green, Florence Gresham, Cheryl Griffith, Bill Grimes, Bob Grooms, Ellen Grossi, june Haggard, Mary Jane Hall, Faye Hamilton, David Hanna, Frank Hansen, Stanley Hanson, Robert Harlow, Cliff Hamer, Dennis Harris, Sharon y , ,,i , ,- -- A rs-75 ' x Q45 ,mini , au, 2 ru wigs., , iii . 4.., W ,,... i - , i if 5 fy . lr 5 l li ' if Q , 3 in , ,-. K' U f -fi 21'wz1f::L l ff , . ffiij ' if it Ufsi ire A.Eig9JN5.1l? 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'F 5 , ww il mash 1 3 S 58 S, 1 ig V im ta t it li ls!!! ww itl m':,1::,?..,'- -V .. ,,.. , m mm x ig ' Wim- -ta,-:gviiiafrieeiefta Qefweia' f1'i:T' ' it: - wfsfszzszm their - ,isp ,'l' ,r,r,i M. 17 .i1,lfi' t-na-a.4aisi'a: -.fs ii 1 ffiw-5-ggiy, , f - g .is etssitafw-fr at 5617? iilwliis S iiiiriii , if 7 ' -f?5I4' l C-. , . iff f F rirr F af F it 'l'f alA? ?5fSz 'Q :fi xi ,'..'.-Q15 If . ,. i figs , , ,,,,.. , A ,HIV llgvvvl . F ,yvr ,ly .A g' 97 Getting acquainted is an important part of the activities of these freshman boys. ,, I '-'. . yu m my, i if .. me F Em' f f , Hawman, Verla Hayes, Margaret Hedlund, Larry Heggestad, Gene Heller, Diana F ., SHR h km Hemsroclx, Jeff ,, A R . M , - .,,V i, M , .- ff Henderson, Eloise ,lf rl l I ll,rr ,. - Q - :: ,A Hensley, Richard ff : K' if i 7 . Q ., gr, Herman, Jim . ll Hank i fn af V ,A li. ' Hesscmyer, janerh u is Jr K rs, ,f A, rfrl Higgs, Roger : y i mx is r H V , I E 5 , . 5 , , ,-fr 51- , gi, a eerl i lylll a elel ' Y Jagodzinski, Karen James, Vernon Johnson, Jill Judah, Nancy Kapel, Barbara Karns, Gary Kcatley, Susie Keller, james Keller, Jeanette Key, Bonnie Kibble, Richard Kirbey, Ethel Klusman, Charlene Knox, Sherryl Koch, John gl 1.49 15 ,4- hi I MQ- i A S 3, Hx. 1 E Hines, Wayne J V Hochman, Steve V HEH: Q -- Holland, Cheryll Holm, Ballard A Holm, Helen Hoover, Jean V i' , , Howard, jeanerre H Hubbard, Sue A ,QV i': I Irwin, Shirley li 'ii' ackson, Rosie all J P, 3, jackson, Tom 52 iq fl X 5 5 Jackson, Trudy With eager hearts :,.f- fi 'ri ' z -, 5 ' - 9 ',rl .. i I 5 i i LQ, ' ' ' Q Vg kill s - 'Gill' . Sis ' 'I ' vw f i w l ' ,egg V- :IF 5 if rf in 'gs K QM if be .,,,,, ,l -i We 1 fr igfriwf-s,r1r ., f ' -- ' ,, A, . 11: M g YW :SI l Eii ,, , M R ' These freshman girls enjoy a quick chat i before the tardy bell rings. 98 Krumme, Dennis Lager, Shirley Lance, Tanya Lanning, Linda Lasley, Linda Levin, Sheila Lewis, Sandra Lilly, Seward Limley, Betty Lindsey, Ronnie Locklin, John Loyd, Rodney Luikart, James Mabin, Jerry Mann, Tommy Marolis, Arthur Marolis Connie 3 . Marrens, Cheryl Martin, John Martin, Karen Martin, Nancy Marhewson, Mariorie Mays, Joe Mays, Patricia and willing minds gg in ':.:f: .,,, .1 ' .tg M v,-,V 111, , it f '- -A gg The cafeteria is not only a place to eat but also a place to visit. J l , A L W. Z at sw ag . 5 i ai -sg l SQ Em E - FFA . ' . ii ' ,- Qt y f ',ht as . 5' . f f if ',e'i- ' L,,, ..e, 3 H KN a ' . s . S 'yir 5 3 'R . S y i .' 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' as J J 51 til, V: -. ,KY 40 fr . . :Ft New Judy Gibson and Gary Garrison find the front steps a good place to study their lessons. 1, 'WIS ., -.imfr ,,.. , if 5 t ,t 4 wif - 'L , , in , gw,S:yw,f1stef- -ez is ., ,S y,,., , ,J r ' W5 2 , . ',. I r .mfg gi K , ..,-s, , N. bg ,t,, ,r J yitsst ,,r: r R I Gp .,:,. .K ' S ' f :fi , 100 we , gg, , f ,., .- V , J ts ,,t, M :Q 35 fyffok . Q e .3 is,v ' . A BS ,mt . scale the heights Polsky, Linda Porter, Helen Powers, Marvin Price, Eddie Pruitt, Judy Pryor, Robert Queen, Diane Raines, Connie Ratliff, Dana Reno, Janice Reynolds, Stephen Riche, Dennis Roebuck, Scott Roesing, Donna Rosenthal, Ellen ii . Qi: ' rfiifntgwrffwgl ifgtgxagg, ,Q-' - 1.5 I N ' ri 356295 W ' Q ',fq, ,155-f' Efgzhk ,r 44, e g K... K. me .3 . 1 ,55 Sf e.+ 23 L 1 ff ,T .kk' 1 Ik' I Ig , ' 4 'I '. :V is, 6' ' tgps, 1 mg in K -- al ., , ... 1 r M A, 1. Y L ,L Qfgw :Je ff ' 1 .fa I '-.wr .. 'sf-W'f : elf -' -' g mf' sf. 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X W 'en g jg ' as. , A le we 4 , iff .,.. ,Tr ..,, me if Rosenthal, Stanton Ross, Lauranna Rudloff, Gary Rullman, Richard Russell, Gary Sanders, David Sanders, John Schafer, Linda Schnuelle, Helen Schoeneck, Larry Schreiber, Karen Schubert, Bill Seals, Linda Seward, Roger Shady, Pepper Shelton, Marietta Shuster, Richard Silkey, Gena Simon, Vickie Sirns, Donald Smallwood, Jim Smedley, Bill Smith, Barry Smith, Tommy ,rl-1:2513 M . -s -, T- T is . , x ij ?',,,, wg .it -. g, ,f ' ,g' W'f ' W ' -at H ge, f rain s f f gi , :ga 25 x Q M255 L 152295 ra ,, ,tra - ,aftg it 101 The few extra minutes before 8:30 are put to good use by Tommy Mann and Harold McKee. ii.: , K ' ,, as I .ff M r ,M ' if f V V 1 zz' ya 211 A , W 'S 52,5 'll' K U2 nur ss 'lar 'S . H w J fr- - , . il 1 A4 fi , F f- , V r is '51 as p T ,pp I K , ' :gt -xv f ,TQ rrsr s , ' i ,Q s . 3' it M l Sill' i I' li,iiiliizi ' 15 f G i f 'si lk' K -- yxhy , , Vmzz . .,, it I ,Zi p srr ' s ii Y lsla s ,tli ,,ss,al .K KV I I li: 'y y-if Ii i 'fi i R M f alfa! V ' I lf? 7 rp: 't.?:1rw.sf - Wir-1:-fH,.4 Waller, Sherril Walp, Linda Ward, Donna Warren, Tim Weaver, Landis Webb, Larry Webb, Ronnie Weiland, John Weitz, Donna Welch, janet Wells, Mike Werner, Carol West, janet Weston, Frances Wietlmaicr, Juanita T .,,,i, , , 1 ,, , H xii, fflfi if ii-S .: Iz'ifl!f'.. 'IO2 I ' 1 'ifiilif 1 I 1,11 g .s r , t,:, ,rr as -K HW: 41.5 'ii J? i Tarwater, Bertha Taylor, Avonna ' Taylor, Tom Temps, Richard Terrill, Mike Thaird, Malinda Thompson, Yvette Tietz, Gary Till, James Tolbert, Jeanette Tospon, Claudia Townsend, Gary True, Krista Tuck, Rogers Turner, Sharon Vance, Sandra Venable, Bill Vollintine, James Voltmer, Karen Waegele, Priscilla Walker, Brenda Walker, Kit Walker, Sharon Walkup, Gary The Freshmen begin W W M I ,,, ,, 1 g ,sf-iff, - -ll 'isa i if iv K ,. af, er on M 4, r s r T ,, a T r Dance Hall provides welcome relax- ation in the middle of a busy day. Wiedmaier, Nancy Wilcher, Bill Wilkerson, Keath Willeman, Conrad Williams, Cliff Williams, Lester Willis, Walter Wilson, Joe Wilson, Mike Wilson, Rhonda Wilson, Wayne Winder, Larry Winfrey, Barbara Wing, Paul Wiskoski, Eddie Wollenrnan, Pat Wood, Cheryl Woods, Sharon Wyatt, George Young, james Young, Larry Youngblood, Dixie Zagrodzky, Judy Ziph, Tom their upward climb . Susie Keatley and Ronnie Lindsey discuss the information on the bulletin board. -:4 rr - I- ?'e,':?,i:,fQ2, if T' fif., . 535-gl -:Erfw ', , iiffiil -2 1 - 1fl1: wg,1'qV ,fm-.zur -i1 ' - ,: -Q35 1'J, ,g3V1, 1, , M, 1 rs .... .V 1 , , Q --iiir - V . i- '- X .,,, ,ff 1 . g it - 4- ,s,,zf.7qi:1,, - i y -gs,-ge 1- ., 7 7 .::::-' , . ,F - V- fi rl 15 2,1 -Sl- 5 6 ' -fl' f -'im' 'L i V, ,,,, 1 A as lufi-V Vw' , , I-T541 fy: gm M .. ' s-Zff:'-'-- ff V Kraz y pu- im' f,gr1,::w, . -.1-:V 2 fi , -' fi ,fsnfifgiliizi 'sy' K K Q ,V wi: ,fr V 'r ,jf-i , 3, b. ' I V -V , ,. t .yfraw Vg, 'K wr! ' , wi' , Lrkkr D ,,-, V V V L V , V ,V 2 Vkf' 5 f l5fiff'igsV 'i'f'i?Siff' , VVV, V , N 159 .... t ' 'K iii? ,. - 5' ,., 1 . P V Q? N 4. . , V ii X ig 'W if ,V , ,, 5,5 ki f i , , ,g V., 1 iw r I ' lg5, ,3,gl95lmf1 i Captured by the Indians Carolyn Geyer Melvin Halbert ef hh? u .1 103 3 l Li, I il-, . ff . W ' J .-.1'. ':'.:-xg z L, I x .55-7 ui' fi Qgf! Sophomores t X ff A I W df ,ik 'kip fn K ,K ' ' ,J -r L Sq ,,,. L . L+ k ,V 1 Q. 'l b' . 3 in A ,Eg QW' I Q 1 fp 1 ff f . . -J f JF' f' VI 5 s It , . , Q A .1 J - F I A X ' A ll ,. W - 6 .RMA K +1 I .nf , , , 1 X ' Q .Q if ,M , 5, I Q ' MV- ' ' X x, h ,V ' I 5 I lx V ' ,,. 5 I f I n ,si 12 R ff' A 'nh' I vw ' lf, 5 X.4X,!i5E Z . A ' I ,,L, -- s S . M., x hh ., Af rf 1 v W x SOPHOMORF CLASS OFFICERS: Ed Miller, SCL'l'6'f!17'fl',' Judy Thomas, Tre1z.r1n'er.' Craig Mannschreck, Preridezilq jim Wallerstetlt, Vice-Pie,tidcf1t. 5446! . Q4 x7 L2 f ' ,Q fue '59 V45 A-' sim T ' ' 'gf f 7 Q05 - 51.-Off L 7 ' 9 UW M V ss 0 6 bf S L ' Off-f e9 ' ' .f Lf? V , Q Eff' T :vc Lf! Ae? ThCfC'S U0 Urn' 3 fl l Twoafears hdvetw and ving geometry problems c'1pied,.a eat gone for the S more Class-two years filled am unt of time. with new impressions and adjustments to high school Thus, half of the 1 sc c l life gs. Q ne . . . , ' 4 ' life during which the class has already begun to make already, but there are QP! i A ars i' e dd active contributions to Central. with exciting events, ne classe , a d v I ,I I ' s During the past two years, the sophomores have as the sophomores ma e the tran n to the ra of integrated themselves into Central, being active in upperclassmen. Student Council, Reserve Pep Squad, Glee Club, Mix- ed Choir, and other activities. The students of '62 have also excelled scholas- tically. English and physical education played a major role in their schedules, but other subjects were equal- ly important, Collecting insects and leaves for biology 105 New challenges and new experiences await them as they pass the midpoint of their high school careersg but all these years will be a time of growth and development into mature students and citizens of the future. - 'Sv rf grivi' I 1? lm Billman, Steve Blakley, John Boatwright, Harry Bodenhausen, Carolyn Boller, Bernice Borchardt, Richard Bowen, Kathy Brace, Donna Brahler, jack Breckenridge, Kerr Brooks, Perri Brown, Keith Brown Mike f.L,?',4'- -',,'i.l!,i 5, i.: . s Hg u- : f-,,,, r, X 55:-P: ijizpy' l 525533 U i5'fifQii?f if Q yget: ,,,,,,w: ' ' ,t., S my ., h I ir ' ,z V. M - ' , l3'zg,p.., ' -as ia ut ' ia ji... .. we rent: 3-,i A iw., ,,,,. ,M,..m,., , it . fr ,is 2 , ,K 4. HW H we ..,-if 5051. 2 Eats , , 4 ef, 1 gg, -i New , .,, . ,,. , 0 ,Lim , . 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H,,,, Adams, Harold Adler, Roger Albertson, Charla Archer, Larry Arone, Carol Arthur, Glenda Baker, Anna Belle Baker, Gary Baker, Margery Balwanz, Beverly Banks, Carol Barker, Allen Barnard, Howard Barnett, Glenda Barnett, Myrna Bauman, David Bauman, Melinda Beadnall, Marvin Beatley, Sharon Beck, Jeanne Beckwith, Beverly Bennett, Joan Bergman, Olivia Bernecker, Mary Central now has V .I . . , Y, Q, '- 1 , r Mas A W Q 1 vi ,K AF il rig in -' , fiwi ,1,-' - ' 2-1 ' e iii! T73 5 iii, The halls provide a common meeting ground where students visit before school. Buck, Larry Buffaloe, Tom Burnett, Linda C- 'A,,. Burns, Kay 523, Burnstein, Phyllis A Al,, iA Q -A ga Bm' Gm 1 Butler, Marilyn I ' Cabeen, Bob ' 13 -' Cadwallader, Janice Cagg, Peter ' 'P ' - Calkins, Benton Camp, Steven ' . .21 .. t - Q , Carmen, Mike ' Carter, Marilyn , Q : Carter, Tony V Cavey, Nina 'F Chamberlain, Pat A , H Chambers, Lynn H .. Qfff Chapman, jim Chase, Bill E li, Chesney, Margaret V liy. V, M Churchill, Franklin 1' i'ri ii i - ' Clark, Judy A ii Clinton, Elaine 'li' ' become their home V , Av . C Q Qaar iia rtt, g r r,,, r , - , .L , ,.., Xibul z I fi- l . f E 55- 11.2 ,g t if-.9 gm f . ,. 1211. 'g?n.a.ew .- . , I 3 I .35 GS M, V ' fl: L 'f L ' 5 Hfvliff t U. , , a 'A: 5 . . K Q f 7511 .rs Linda Scott and Agnes Sharp seek ad- - vice from Mrs. Pertain, sophomore I X. Counselor. Ig iiiii .,g,gj,igffifyg, ,giiigrf 1- e'-2 - . f ha 1 2 , it wif ze rf' D e fir S ,,', if .sro tiii K H 5 r iiia rira leiria - 1 L iw ' 'tat il - t .. V. ' - ' zzz. aerlria . s . . .,,, , .. 5:51329 ,ccc 'lg 'aw .rs .., H f '-g555S,,,, -. .. ,g,,rw,r, . ,en my-1 . , .. ,gay H f.. . ff r ' it Y V, ,L H I 1 1 egg - , i J a ff gf, ,A ,,,,.., zf, . .. , ,,,t. . . K. , ' 'Sw ' V .Q -we 1. .' 2 . ,. w..., i r r, ,. W t . waz tr PM 1' , -ml wf ?.r 4 1 Meis ter: ililr 4 , r f, 5 Kg fir 'iii S : f' ' S j 3 ki ,Q . ' rf- - HSI' 'V f.ziEs2irs2f,f - V .. 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Hoecker, Larry Holland, Pat Holm, Gerald Horner, Jack Houp, Nancy Howard, Kenneth Hubbard, Donna Huffman, Rozella Hurst, Bud Hux, Thomas Ide, Gordon Ikner, jim Imm, Kathy Jackson, Bob 9 ,sf J ,ti G ldd in t t - .t ' ' ,ry 1 'E-'53 ' ,rl. r 5 i, K Vgzl AL . , 1 in , ao l v ' lveb G LLL: -': ea' . G ' rrld Q , r-k' ', 5' 31' - jr I -rrrr ir 2 t a1.a aa rr - r y t '-'r s i - ' f'-rr y ' iii ' K it t t - l' .g ' . ' f' if .. I t -:.'uw' ' H mi r Q .V f K 59:29 i M y K 5 l , Izm gi, , , V , h 2 qq , ',K' ' Fr ., ' 'J t A .eg L 555 351, 2 roooo, llllo lr l Q52 r if v v1'l -I :stat by '45 ., 109 HF . a xx 'Y f 3? V Goodwin, Diane Gorden, Mike Gouge, David Grant, Betsey Grimes, Cheri Grooms, Michael Gross, Sonny Growney, Eleanor Guyer, Rosalie Hadley, jim Haggard, Karen Hammerli, Eddy Harris, Sharon Hathaway, Ray Hayes, Penny Haynes, Alexis Hazelwood, jo Ann Hendricks, Larry Henry, James Herzog, Randy Hickson, Harvey Hillyard, Nick Hines, Terry Hinton, Larry 'fi 2 L, 5 Q '.1, , 55' i l Last night's adventure becomes the topic of conversation for today'5 dis. cussion. g J so 1,, if . , .. :,, , 4 Aiiig w gy 5 a Q ' w 1 W - - www if if 3 . 1:..af,l ,ut A ,:' :'. Q, -Q-' i as ,, 5? aw Klingensmith, Donna Knadler, Linda Koenig, Karen Laderoure, Roger Lance, Kenny Langley, Shirley Larabee, Steve Lawson, Dinah Leak, Wallis Jean Leatherbery, Marilyn Lehr, John Lerher, William Lewin, Jerry Lewis, Wilma Lintler, Connie I K M w if 'P aw , 21282 vi ll ,ll 5 Q J if 4? 2 f ,,,, A ' leaf 3 ii lf 5 8 5,- ,,,f Q L . A Eiairi ' ' ' , i f X, ,L Jackson, Cheryl Jackson, Kay Jacobs, Rose James, Dennis Jeffers, Carol Jennings, Terry Johnson, Joyce Johnson, Nita Johnson, Peggy Johnson, Wayne June, Louise J ,ios Kapp, Jim X' as A ..+, f 'fae,QQi'l, A .W Karol, Marilyn j , 2. Kasselhute, Carolyn .fi Arr J L c Kenley Alice f ' I' 1 '3 ' ' Keck, Sharon . ' Keener, Jennifer ,iie , s li55i iifii , i ,,,. Kentlall, Sharon ' ' V Kennarcl, Larry 'ii' V , i Izz, , A Ketchem, Donald QQ, 1 P Kibble, Mary V Kirparrick, Tom .,,,,, V ' r ff , , Kisflffr Caflvn W' Klein, 10 Arm Because of desire , ,J ir i,, ,,i . f , t - - M V ,, ,s - ' a 1 L L i ' ,L f , v y AJ 'X' fin ,,r,.,,,f,4 ' L r, s , J L 5 i . Q I 2 :S iris? Vvew' n ' m4'i-551523521 .- .. 1 -1. - Alice 1- enioY f e. - 4 ,if -' N' 1, 'I'l0 classes. Keatley and Gary Gilkerson a casual conversation between Lindsay, Lynn Lininger, Diana Lollar, Louise Losson, Bill Lucas, john Luikart, Sandra Lutz, Sandy Maddox, Allen Mannschreck, Craig Marker, Sherrie Martin, Larry Mason, Larry Masters, Georgia McBride, Tom McClanahan, Dana McConkey, Freda McCoy, Connie McCrosky, John McGee, Richard McGlothlin, Mary Lou McGuire, Richard McKay, John McQueen, Mary Lee McWilliams, Danny to know the truth I sr- 1.3 , , , Q 'Arg , , Y 55? r .. it L r 4 r Q 1 1 A ff f .1 , if 'gy f-X 3 4 - Vyk. rx ' in dw R li .4 e Pa i M is 3 J' ua I .61 ire, r . rr.y ,E , gtv SE Q V ':: : L f , 12- 3 1 V- . . 3, ,- bw, -- Ns f M if as 'S J ...ar L L N gf., , H. L LS fn 5, , V Q 3, X -fe' if , r f r L - - 'r ' f , ,,,, L l ,+V rl a 2122 , Vjgj': U k ,f , f inf' . , 5 1 'S' :ii YW ' 2 - in wr H 1 ' Q 1 if is ra a 1, ,ii r.,. . C wi' ,, X X if f if r ,am ,,,,,,, ls Q . kk my in K 'arf L 'WL . f 'like-Qu '- , ,, ,it r L rsie V r y r ' Marilyn Thompson and Lynne Safer- A. K - , M .P --.r '-'r- it gr - 3 stein sell their nares to Bert Dawson. LL 'I'l'l a ,, ,Q ,. pg ia- 4 .W , f, fx ' f .f if il L LL . X yrs , ,P A if ' If 54 ayrifiigy glijgy McWilliams, Mary Michaels, David Milbourn, Sandra Miller, Eddy Miller, Janet Miller, Karen Miller, Leroy Minor, Sharon Minter, Craig Montgomery, Beckie Moore, Linda Moore, Milton Moran, Linda Morgan, Audrey Mortimer, Gary Morton, Mimi Mosscr, Elane Mulligan, Jackie Munsell, Marty Murdock, jack Murphy, Tom Myers, Connie Naiderhauser, Wilford Nauman, Bob Neese, Bob Nellis, Gregg Nelsen, Kathy Nelson, Ronald Newton, Roger Nichols, Janet Nichols, Susan Nonnweiler, Norman Norris, Kathy Nothhouse, Lee O'Connor, Paul O'Harra, William O'Konski, Phillip Orr, David Osborn, Herman is X J' Becky Montgomery, Diane Lininger, and Linda Pearson purchase their lunch rickers. ' . 1, iii I N , X 3 D M D s . fri my l aim., K . : ,. - K W ,'. fi -- i sf . .M 5 3 f f is a ,il if fl i . ' - i f c . , Q Q ,K I - , ,pr -,H I All 4 11: i ii El f Al 1- Q . 'zaifif -ff :: .- 'A ii W.. Q i l .,, . 94' c ,,i, S f lzz :',, Q Q P A., ,. . at VL - Q , 1 V, K I ' 535 . ,:l,., , V V V E ,,:: . , .'::E fi lly X I :., fl ii li i ii 4' Q allar , N alsa slll Q F5545 if Eff re, T Q The Sophomorcs Patterson, Linda . skyy Patton, John l . Patron, Shirley N Pawling, Dixie 2 Q ' Pearson, Linda ,.,,,, ,A . .4 ' Pennington, Tom 's.s .g gi i ir, . 1 -was r H3 A- r .r - A P- Pertain, Linda A' A? il 3 ' Pickarcl, Linda .gikyii i'-,'.. W i s, si Pierriy, Larry ,, , ., 1 j : ' Pizluck, jon Pirtel, Joe Polandl Mary f , 4813-if - wr ..,,.,,hi .- I '-' ' JW . 'w - --- : .'r s:'? . 5 5'-1 ' f , ,'ee K, Q 2 1 4 ,',', -- izeizviffa' - , ..,., i . . - in . f ,, '.-- Poolman, William . l ly 4 Poftef, Laffy V V f f Poulin, Leanne s x??12fvSx Zi-3 ' Xo rg? c i : 'l'I2 ra ,,.. ,,.,,,..,,,,, tr, , R me E,:, 5, ,V if , Vg-: 'p i' , M 51? - i 5 A r ir' A it A t , 1--L f C, i i make their bid Sharp, Agnes Sharp, Judy Shelley, Larry Sherman, Barry Sherman, Carl Slater, Brian Smith, Albert Smith, Gary Smith, Linda Smith, Nancy Snapp, Charles Snider, Wesley Snowden, Guy Spalding, Shirley Spector, Sheldon M r iz: r N 'ylty , K E mal' .. , . 2 9' V H1 'ft I wifi J f 4 ,,-swgsgzaaii ,gif JU: .ga Wk, t',fQM , 9' ,',s 9 I 1 i K 4- ,,,, m 17: f' 1 .f 4 . Q S , pax., 7 ,K V , t, ,,f,r4,r,.j Zigi 5 af ' ,f H' 5 ,ii R ta 1 'Wa a a I ,V,r , f iff ,,-, ,. C 1Z,,,ZiQ , , R P 48' ereir . I 1 13 Prashak, Carole Pryor, Paula Raines, Brenda Randall, Gaylen Randleman, Glenda Reinert, Linda Riddle, Charles Roberts, Charles Rossi, Joanne Rothstein, Kay Rucker, Doyle Ruhnke, John Saferstein, Lynne Salanky, Garry Salanski, Stephanie Savidge, Bob Schaller, Bill Schindler, john Schneider, Bill Schroeder, Carla Schuler, Sue Scott, Joyce Scott, Linda Sevy, Judson V r 3 al' if e Harold Adams looks on inrerestedly as he receives his patch test. W 2, V ' ii g V ss - Speer, Joyce V VV VVV V Z VV AI V5jV , ff V VV Spindler, Suzanne V V V V . - 1 V V , , Squire, Glenda 1 V- V If' , LWV ' , LV V Stannard, Glenda ' M Q - , V ,,-,k 1. 152 Q 'S , f an 5 ,V , My -k:. 34 , .V . ,X LZ. s 5ffPhfnS- Kafhv V '7 X VV, Stephens, Max , J ' 1 V r i , Stewart, Jimmie -W :- V li . 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'PQ Gary Gilkerson CRX bl A Ronald Martin Shirley Parker ty Gary Gilkerson explains some of the trophies to Alice Keatley. 115 Avonna Taylor ! 1 A mwwwwwvw ' LH uniors . . . 1 gk ,- A X X K Jk 1 Y, a gy g . Qu, ,,, . -' . as 2 5 , , K +5 iff Q 341- 3 I K, Vg '-11,5 .ff MAL ' K f N my 3 - Mn We-911' ., I Lf? K ..r, - fs- , f- Nz Fggf H5234 A nf bf, 1+ ,Sl , , ?fT,gQ 'U T 5 Ni 3 f X15-f 1 wlllfi' - 5 5-ag. ,mf5,wX .MQ fy ' f . ' wQl'w . 7 A K. , we -M . MM' N ...W 'Qgfm Tam' 1 , J ' j ,,, 5. , 1, 7 W za ,ff f M311 ,, M V 2 Q.-v1,i,XQ1 g X -A - G ' X ' ' , M - fm DQR CQUN X RY f egg A ,M ff Q? 'um we-:wr Qmiw , A I , S vi L - X 1. pw.. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Doug Stuber Trear1zrer,' jane Horner, Secretary: Bill Alson, Preridentg Iike Hutclgpson, Vice-President. by Wwfaflfiifif 'JSP W ,ff apjj, .f.N SSO N .O Af u U' NT- ?Xf Three-fourths of the job is doneg one-fourth remains to be completed. In their three years at Cen- tral, the juniors have seen many changes and they themselves have made many ideas become realities in their striving to make Central a progressive school. Next year the class of '61 will take the lead in school affairs. As juniors, they served Central well in clubs, assemblies, and on various important committees throughout the year. And the junior athletes did not overlook their chances on the football field, the bas- ketball court, and the cinder path. The junior class this year was under the sponsorship of Miss Nancy Adle and Mr. Roger Fisher. Each year, the Junior Class takes complete charge of the prom: securing a band, planning a theme, making decorations, and addressing invita- tions to every junior and senior at Central. Under the leadership of the officers, the juniors of 1959-60 hope to make this occasion a memorable one for their guests, the seniors. The juniors must say a sad adieu to U.S. his- tory and junior English classes, but their senior year awaits them to be enjoyed to the fullest. New sub- jects must be mastered, and -new activities added to the already full list. It will truly be their year, as leaders of the school. to uphold the spirit and tradi- tions of Central High School. Bittick, Larry Bolin, Bob Bonham, Jean Bonham, Judy Bowers, Jim Boyer, Dennis Boyer, Dianne Bradford, Melvin Brant, Doyle Bridwell, Kenny Briggs, Ronnie Brown, Dennis Brown, Judy Brown, Sandra Brown, Sharon Abel, Judy Abersold, Leslie Agee, Alan Albright, Carol Allen, Nancie Allen, Ray Allen, Sharon Alphin, Rita Alson, Bill Anderson, Jim Anderson, John Andres, Sheila Angsten, Dennis Antrim, Linda Auten, Rosie Auxier, Floyd Barmann, Dick Barmann, Phyllis Barnard, Kathy Barrett, Jo Ann Bates, Linda Bauer, Ellen Bell, Herbert Betz, Francis Their final year Registration and schedule cards are handled by Lloyd Short and Betty Mueller. Buchanan, Gwendolyn Bunnell, Gary Bunten, Nancy Burnstein, Sharon Butler, Barbara Butler, Carol Carothers, Vicki Carter, Carol Castle, Conrad Chelf, Karen Chesney, Robert Clinton, Karon Conant, Don Conrad, Patty Cooper, Donna Corle, Richard Corwin, Susan Courtin, Janis Courtney, Newton Crandell, Mary Crawford, Steve Cresap, Tana Culver, Pete Dale, Jim is nearl upon them 'Maya .. Q 155 sit? QV W if A 555 gag ii iii!-' ' ' P513 ' , 42234: . .ifzaffzif , ,gym qw M NP if 1- s. ff fix is i J, , 9 , 4 ,Q if , Hi- wg i ,, ..., tg, ,,,.,, , 1: 5 as? 1. , ez f:.v NL s iizgg r S i 'gg P. i 3 X 9122 l sy 1- , aww gi E , 4 AE H, .: , .... . on I 5 P W sg 55 F fs E ' Q me my J 114 WR 2' 1 'ilffzla my iae'fGdE's1 ' 'li 'f' My 'S' l x a zu kr Q' .. YS? :aw-wg? vt. .giusiw tr 5 'S we-Q wang: .,,f ' 5553522525: ' ifiif? J .a- i 4-fa 'PST w Caroline Martin instructs Janice Smith and Sharon Thompson as they complete registration. 119 Daniel, Sharelle Davidson, Janet Deatherage, Jeralee Derington, Don DeShon, Larry Dever, Pat DeVore, Lela Deweese, Ted Dominacki, Lindy Donaldson, Allen Dreher, Martin Dunn, Florie Dunn, Morie Durby, Mary Duvall, Marilyn Dyer, Tegwin Eastbourn, Fred Eckard, Shelila Edwards, Gary Edwards, joe Eisenmann, Geraldine Elardo, Karen Evans, Biff Evans, James Evans, Mike Evans, Paula Fattig, Linda Favor, Loy Finch, David Fisher, Russell Fiske, Sally FirzSimmons, -lim Fletcher, Peggy Fogel, Rita Ford, Bart Freeman, Bob Frost, Jack Frye, jim George, james A f lil eqgtwifgwgg ' F ---- , WSSIEF 'Q' ' iggsssewl Liwfit,-QM-Y' rg 1 'kr' V Jack Brahler, Danny Hamilton, Mike Evans, and Biff Evans discuss English before class. tl F . 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Larry Joe Howland, Marilyn Hunter, Linda Hurst, Larry Hutchison, Mike Hux, Linda Irwin, Mary Jackson, Barbara Jackson, Wanita Jarrett, Mike W V v sst , ,. '1 if , 'f,:.,' ,V,, . L ti Q , .Sf 2 as 4 'ia a Bob Freeman buys his pom-poms from Linda Hunter as Mary Willits waits her Illffl. 5 :rl 'E at 7 5 S1 5 :glint 3i1J5x 3 aa -- mf r w lm x - ,ts gzrta 1 is ,,.., X Maybee, Marjorie McCann, Charles McCarthy, Pat McGrew, Carol McGuire, Bob McKay, Terry McKee, Bonnie McLean, Marsha McPheter, Connie McVey, Ronnie McWilliams, Mike Meier, Mary Merk, Robin Metting, Karen Miller, Ana Ceil Kistler, joycelyn Knox, Larry Krumme, Linda Lamb, Dick Lasley, Ronald Lathrop, Ronnie Leonard, Barbara Leslie, Jannetta Letts, Nicolee Linneweh, Cookie Little, Dru Lock, Bob Logan, Karen Lott, Jon Lyon, Par Maag, Karen Madel, Pat Madura, Linda Mansperger, Judy Marion, Frances Martin, Ronnie Maugh, Gary Maugh, Rocky Maugh, Tom Toward gleaming from Central Q Sr'-sirbil :aria fviessas :iir': :af A ' sy s 'wmfiy lliiifiiifii ,Q'i,fL?f, ,Q 1 1 2 'lf L: 12,5-is at .f ,tt. .,ft gag gn ne w atg' . W D-fs Qin .,', ,221-gi, Mae Saferstein and Mike Jarrett put the finishing touches on Yogi, the Homecoming bear. 1. . - B Miner, can , e B B slee Miller, Kenneth B is liie as , y '-., ' B K Mlllef, Susan B n ' f as - ,, ' l -- k' 'K Mlllef, T0lT1 . 1 if 5 sf' ' 4 , . - - I , K' ,-',L ' g I . , ' Milligan, Randy L' Q ,, L,., ,V Q ,gl ,r ,,.-A ? w f, ' . --'n ' -'--. ixwfl viii Minor, Barbara 'I ' .. ' - j Mwfef Dwafd ' l Moran, Janlce Kay 3 ,. . mfzai zf ' 'f f- f . 1 .-'hhL Moff-W1 B- J- B ew a n n B Morlock, Dean 7 '.'L g A -,A. K a,.- 4 r r Jr 1 Lvg' H Mrnsek, M2114 . S .a, 1 Mueller, Berry by Mueller, Gayle on . M .B ' M H '- I ,,.a ' . YCYS, Caf0lYf1 f ' - igseiffi L -' ., L - , W ' , ' ,-. ,i .V in ,-,.,. , , , .., . MX --.,..w?S1'l' . ' , , . -an MYCTS, Norman ' f nn n ., ' Yefs e1'fY . if-fi' ' ? 7ffr2-li l L.',,. A',. gf. ,. - - Q 'ws ,Ai 'k Neese, Janet Nelson, Janie '. 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' W - - I , I - r g ' J A I 4 -'--- ,f Q Mary Bohon Walter Jolly , ,E ,.,L b I ' f- 5, ,avg V 'V Larry Branaman Carrie McGaughy i . is ii ' lofi GUY C0fWifl Jack Owens J 7 Fuller Duke Dixie Wilson R J ,'y ,. , s, Mary Emlvrf - . 'G A 5' 7 Barbara Johnson 125 Robert Newman Enid Simon They Rank Scholastically Beverly Fitzpatrick Thomas Kabel Burton Dunbar Gayla Russell 126 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Lin Bundy, preria'ent,' Judie Heaviland, recretafy: Charles Atkinson z'ire-p1'e.i'ident,' Sharen Crawford, lrer1J141'er. Class The four relay stations are behind. A seemingly endless road lies ahead of the graduating class as they go forth, leaving indelible footprints on the halls of Central. As they look back over their high school life, the Class of '60 will recall many highlightsftheir first regis- tration in September of 1956, and their gradual adapta- tion to high school routine, the all-school dances, furious election campaigns, the scramble of the football games and noisy pep rallies. In order to raise funds for a class gift, the Senior Variety Show, The Shack-It Was, It Is, lt Will Be, was presented. The show, a student production, was of '60 based on the theme of past, present, and future years at Central. 'With the funds raised by the production, the senior class presented a well-deserved gift to Central. As the seniors rode with the thought rider through their high school days, they encountered the trials of a higher learning. Now the journey into a new world begins. The seniors are led by new scientific discoveries and modern inventions which prepare them to meet the chal- lenge of every day life. Thus the seniors leave these portals ever mindful of the vital experiences they have gained through these opportunities which have enriched their lives. DARYL EDXWARD BARKSDALE Air Raid Wtirtlen, Assemblies, Drum and Bugle Corps, Fire Chief, Teacher's Assistant, All-school Play Committee. BERT ALLEN BARNES Air Raid Wztrden, All-school Play, Assemblies, Committees, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, I-Iomeroom Officer, Office Staff, Public Service. PENNY ELIZABETH BATLEY Committees, F.I-LA., F.T.A., G.A.A., Glee Club, Library Staff, Pep Squad, Teachers Assistant, Wfakitan Staff, Y- Teens. SHARON SUE BAUGHMAN Assemblies, Band, C Pin, Concert Choir, G.A.A. Board, Girls' C Club, Glee Club, I-Iomeroom Officer, Teacher's Assistant, XX alcitan Board, Y-Teens, Pep Band, Senior Va- riety Show, Mixed Choir. SCOTT CONRAD BENSON LINDA DARLENE BENTE Committees, G.A.A., Glee Club, Outlook Staff, Pep Squad, Quill and Scroll, Teacher's Assistant, Wakitan Staff, Y- Teens, Senior Variety Show, Girls' C Club. 128 INIEL LIEON ALBERTSON Air Raid Xxfarden, All-state Music Festival, All-school Play, Assemblies, Choir, Committees, Homeroom Officer, Inner Choir. CHARLES H. ATKINSON Air Raid XX'arden, Assemblies, Mixed and Concert Choir, Senior Class Ofticer, Committees, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home- room Officer, Student Council, Teacher's Assistant. JACK HOFFMAN AYERS Air Raid Wfarden, Assemblies, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home- room Officer, Public Service, Reference Room. LINDA CAROL BABB Assemblies, C Pin, Committees, G.A.A. Board, Girls' C Club, Library Staff, Pep Squad, Student Council, Teachers Assistant, Wfakitan Staff, Y-Teens, Mixed Choir, Senior Variety Show. The old order changeth, DONNIE LEE BERRY Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Choir, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Homeroom Officer, Inner Choir. ROGER LEE BLAIR Assemblies, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Homeroom Officer, Outlook Staff, Public Service, Teacher's Assistant. LEO JAMES BLAKLEY Air Raid Warden, Baseball, C Club, Fire Chief, Reserve Football, Varsity Football. MARY EDITH BLAKLEY All-school Play, F.H.A., Glee Club, Pep Squad, Reserve Basketball, Teacher's Assistant. yielding place to new. DENNIS EUGENE BLANTON R.O.T.C. JANICE GAIL BLUM Usher at All-school Play, Assemblies, Forum Club, G.A.A., Glee Club, Homeroom Ofhcer, Public Service, Library Staff, National Honor Society, Office Staff, Pep Squad, Public Service Board, Senior Variety Show, Teacher's Assistant, Wakitan Board, Y-Teens. LINDA DIAN BLUM Assemblies, C Pin, G.A.A. Board, Girls' C Club, Glee Club, Office Staff, Outlook Staff, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Senior Variety Show, Wakitan Board, Y-Teens. DIANA DELORIS BRANDT G.A.A., Girls' Drill Team, Glee Club, Homeroom Officer, Science Club, Shield and Spear, Teacher's Assistant, Y- Teens. MICHAEL KENNETH BRANDT R.O.T.C., Shield and Spear, LELA RAE BRAY Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Choir, Committees, G.A.A., Mixed Choir, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. 129 JULIE MANNING BROWN Assemblies, Committees, Fire Chief, G.A.A., Glee Club, Homeroom Officer, Outlook Staff, Pep Squad, Student Council, Student Supply, Teacher's Assistant, Variety Show, Wakitan Staff, Y-Teens. GALEN BUCKEY All-school Play Committee and Cast, Assemblies, Commit- tees, Hi-Y, Homeroom Officer, Office Staff, Outlook Staff, Wakitan Staff. JIM MICHAEL BUFFUM Air Raid Warden, Fire Chief, Homeroom Officer, Honor Guard, Mixed Choir, R.O.T.C., Radio Club, Science Club. LINWOOD JAY BUNDY Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Choir, Class Officer, Com- mittees, Hi-Y, Homeroom Officer, Inner Choir, Student Council, Student Supply. JIM F. BURNHAM C Club, Committees, Hi-Y, Homeroom Oficer, Student Council Cabinet, Varsity Football. NANCY SUE BUTCHART Air Raid Warden, Class Officer, Committees, Dance Hall, Fire Chief, G.A.A., Homeroom Officer, Pep Squad, Student Council, Student Council Officer, Student Supply, Y-Teens. 130 JERRY LEE BRECKENRIDGE Homeroom Officer, R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, Teacher's Assis- tant. LYNNE FRANCES BROD Assemblies, Forum Club, G.A.A., Library Staff, National Honor Society, Wakitan Board, Y-Teens. WATSON CASTLE BROWER Assemblies, Baseball, C Club, Hi-Y, Homeroom Officer, Reserve Football, Reserve Track, Student Council, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Varsity Track. JUDY ANN BROWN Fire Chief, G.A.A., Glee Club, Homeroom Ofiicer, Mixed Choir, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. The immortal words GALEN BUTTS IVA SHARON CAGG Libray Staff, Oilice Staff, Teacher's Assistant. RICHARD CAGG Honor Guard, R.O.T.C. ELAINE KATHLENE CAHILL Air Raid Warden, Fire Chief, Library Staff, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. of Alfred Lord Tennyson Ofhce Staff, I STEPHEN GRAHAM CARROLL All-school Play Committee, Assemblies, Chess Club, Color Day, Concessions, Fire Chief, Forum Club, Homeroom Of- ficer, Outlook Staff, R.O.T.C., Science Club, Teacher's Assistant, Wakitan Board. LARRY JOE CARTER Air Raid Warden, R.O.T.C. DENNIS ALAN CHRISTGEN Forum Club, Hi-Y, Reserve Basketball. BRUCE DAVID CLOUSE Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home- room Officer. CALVIN BENSON COBB Hi-Y, Homeroom Officer, Reserve Football, Varsity Foot- ball. ROBERT WILLIAM COBURN Assemblies, Mixed Choir, Math Club. 131 MARCIA ANN COWLES Assemblies, Committees, G.A.A., Glee Club, Homeroom Officer, Homecoming Activities, National Honor Society, Pep Squad, Student Council, Student Supply, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. JON ALTON CRABTREE Library Staff, Teacher's Assistant. Ax.. Ag iT:.If'm-jvn N i F iv lx F , I r 1 .3 X 4. ,f af? . ,-.,::,-: - 132 JON EDWARD COLESTOCK Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, C Club, Fire Chief, Homeroom Officer, Reserve Track, Varsity Track. KENNETH CONKLING DAVID EDWARD COOK Fire Chief, Teachers Assistant, Homeroom Officer. RAMONA GAIL WILLHOIT COURTNEY Hi-Y, Assemblies, All-school Play Committee, Band Majorette, Homeroom Officer, Office Staff, R.O.T.C. Sponsor. Shield and Spear. Resound throughout 1 - amen-0,-,.M.,m-Q Wi Y- ' teilt Paul Knepper goes through the daily changing the menu in the cafeteria. routine of JAMES JAY CRAWFORD Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, C Club, Choir, Com- mittees, Color Day Activities, Concessions, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Homeroom Officer, Inner Choir, Reserve Basket- ball, Reserve Football, Varsity Football, Football Queen Coronation. SHARON KAY CRAWFORD Class Officer, Committees, G.A.A., Glee Club, Homeroom Oiiicer, Library Staff, Dance Hall, Pep Squad, Public Service, Student Council, Student Supply, Teacher's Assist- ant, Y-Teens. CAROL CROUCH Assemblies, Committees, G.A.A., Homeroom Ofhcer, Library Staff, Football Queen Attendant, Outlook Staff, Pep Squad, Public Service, Student Council, Student Supply, Y-Teens. JEAN A. CURTIS G.A.A., Teacher's Assistant, Wakitan Board. the future ages. judy Wells, Kathy Howard, and Lynne Brod listen intently as Carolyn Martin tries to prove a point. MARQUITA MARIE DAWSON G.A.A., Girls' Drill Team, Y-Teens. DANIEL LAWRENCE DEATHERAGE Air Raid Warden, C Club, Fire Chief, Homeroom Offi cer, Reserve Football, Varsity Football. L' -115,9 TE , f :Q . li f I' f f , L . vi' ' td is ,: .Aw 1 rv ' f .? ..-,-- 'r , .F 133 BURTON LEWIS DUNBAR Band, Brush and Pencil, Committees, Forum Club, Hi-Y, Outlook Staff, Pep Band, Student Council. DEANNA KAY DUNN Assemblies, G.A.A., Homeroom Officer, Pep Squad, Senior Variety Show, Vflakitan Board, Y-Teens. CHARLES WAYNE DYKES Class Officer, Fire Chief, R.O.T.C., Teacher's Assistant. ROBERT GEORGE DYNES SANDRA ELAINE FATTIG Assemblies, Choir, Concessions, G.A.A., Pep Squad, Senior Variety Show, Wakitan Board, Y-Teens. GALEN FISHER 'I34 RICHARD DEMPSEY LINDA DILLARD G.A.A., Pep Squad. NELL GRETCHEN DUCKWORTH Assemblies, Choir, G.A.A., Glee Club, Homeroom Ofiicer, Office Staff, Outlook Staff, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assist- ant, Wakitan Staff, Y-Teens, All-school Play Committee. THOMAS LOUIS DUNAVANT Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Baseball, C Club, Com- mittees, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Homeroom Officer, Ofhce Staff Reserve Football, Student Council, Varsity Football, Foot- ball Queen Coronation. 1 As we, the Seniors, l BEVERLY JEAN FITZPATRICK G.A.A., Glee Club, Homeroom Oiiicer, Pep Squad, Teach- er's Assistant, Y-Teens. ELIZABETH ANN FLEWELLING F.H.A., Homeroom Officer, Library Staff, Public Service, Y-Teens. SANDRA SUE FOLEY Assemblies, All-school Play Committee, Mixed Choir, F.H.A., F.T.A., Girls' Drill Team, Glee Club, Pep Squad, Y-Teens. JUDY DIANE FRAZIER Assemblies, Committees, G.A.A., Glee Club, Pep Squad, Teachers Assistant, Y-Teens. recall the words ENID NOEL FRIEDBERG Assemblies, G.A.A., Glee Club, Homeroom Ofiicer, Pep Squad, Y-Teens, Senior Variety Show. MARTHA SHARON GEHA Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Choir, Committees, Fire Chief, G.A.A., Girls' C Club, Homeroom Officer, Inner Choir, Mixed Choir, Office Staff, Pep Squad, Public Service, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Senior Variety Show, Shield and Spear, Student Council, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. SUE ELEANOR GEIWITZ Assemblies, Committees, Football Queen Coronation, Glee Club, Homeroom Officer, Library Staff, Office Staff, Out- look Staff, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. CAROLE ANN GILBERT Assemblies, Color Day Activities, Committees, G.A.A., Homeroom Ofiicer, Mixed Choir,' Outlook Staff, Pep Squad, Senior Variety Show, Student Supply, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. SUSAN KAY GILBERT Assemblies, Choir, G.A.A., Glee Club, Mixed Choir, Na- tional Honor Society, Ottice Staff, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Wakitan Staff, Y-Teens. STEVE ARTHUR GILKERSON C Club, Hi-Y, Homeroom Oflicer, R.O.T.C., Reserve Track, Varsity Track. 135 MARTHA HELEN GRANT All-school Play Committee, Assemblies, Choir, G.A.A., Glee Club, Homeroom Ohicer, Pep Squad, Y-Teens. GARY ARLAN GRAVES Assemblies, Fire Chief, Homeroom Officer, Honor Guard, Motion Picture Operator, R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, Shield and Spear. GARY EDWARD GREER Air Raid Warden, C Club, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Homeroom Oiiicer, Mixed Choir, Public Service, Teacher's Assistant, Varsity Track. JAMES LARRY GRIMES Assemblies, C Club, Choir, Committees, Hi-Y, Home- room Officer, Inner Choir, Reserve Football, Reserve Track, Student Council, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Tri- Captain of Football Team. KATHERYN DIANE GRISWOLD Assemblies, C Pin, Color Day Activities, Class Officer, Committees, Football Queen Maid-of-Honor, G.A.A., Girls' C Club, Homeroom Officer, Inner Choir, Mixed Choir, National Honor Society, Senior Variety Show, Student Council, Student Council Cabinet, Teachers Assistant, Wakitan Board, Y-Teens, -Soloist in Choir. SANDRA LEA GROELTZ Assemblies, Choir, Color Day Activities, Concession Stands, G.A.A., Pep Squad, Senior Variety Show, Teacher's Assist- ant, Wakitan Staff, Y-Teens. 136 CARLENE GOATCHER Assemblies, Committees, G.A.A., Library Staff, Outlook Staff, Pep Squad, Senior Variety Show, Teacher's Assistant, Track Queen Nominee, XWakitan, Y-Teens. RUTH MARIE GOFF Assemblies, Brush and Pencil, County Government Day, Concert Choir, Class Officer, Committees, G.A.A., Head Cheerleader, Inner Choir, Football Queen Coronation, Na- tional Honor Society, Outlook Staff, Pep Squad, Quill and Scroll, Reserve Cheerleader, Senior Variety Show, Sopho- more Pilgrimage to jefferson City, Student Council, Stu- dent Council Cabinet, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens, Home- room Officer. JOHN ARNOLD GONDRING Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, C Club, Committees, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Reserve Football, Varsity Football, Home- room Officer, Mixed Choir, Public Service, Science Club. JOHN PAUL GORDON Assemblies, Brush and Pencil, C Club, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Reserve Football, Varsity Football, Reserve Track, Varsity Track, Choir. of Robert Burns CARL LEE ROY GROOM R.O.T.C. TOM GROOMS Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, C Club, Committees, Hi-Y, Homeroom Officer, Inner Choir, Oliice Staff, Public Service, Reserve Football, Student Council, Varsity Foot- ball. RONEY LOUIS HADEN Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Color Guard, Drum and Bugle Corps, Fire Chief, Homeroom Officer, R.O.T.C., Honor Guard, Rifle Team, Shield and Spear. EDWARD HAROLD HAFFEY Assemblies, Concert Choir, Committees, Homeroom Ollicer, Science Club, Student Council, Student Council Officer, Mixed Choir, Football Queen Coronation, Wakitan Staff. Auld Lang Sync SUE ANNE HARTMAN Fire Chief, G.A.A., Girls' Drill Team, Glee Club, Home- room Officer, Y-Teens. RAYMOND DALE HAWMAN Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Homeroom Olficer, Honor Guard, R.O.T.C., Shield and Spear. JUDITH CAROLYN HEAVILAND Assemblies, All-school Play Committee, Class Oflicer, Com- mittees, G.A.A., Girls' C Club, Homeroom Officer, Inner Club Council, Inner Choir, Mixed Choir, Office Staff, Pep Squad, Student Council, Y-Teens. SANDRA JEAN HECIMOVIC All-school Play Committee, Assemblies, Choir, Homeroom Officer, Olfice Staff, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. GARY VASHON HELLER Assemblies, Band, Forum Club. BILL C. HENRY Choir, Office Staff, Public Service, Locker Room, R.O.T.C., Wakitan Staff. 'I37 l CAROLINA LOUISE HOUSEWRIGHT Y-Teens, LAURALEE NANCY HOUSTON All-school Play, Assemblies, G.A.A., Homeroom Otiicer, Othce Staff, Outlook Staff, Pep Squad, Science Club, Senior Variety Show, Tez1cher's Assistant, Wakitan Staff, Y-Teens. 1' 1 il f 7 . ' ' i w-5 L: ,ii - sf Q-1. . in X ? ',x - x ROGER DAVID HESSLER Drum and Bugle Corps, Homeroom Ofhcer, R.O.T.C., Shield and Spear, Stage Crew. BILL WAYNE HILL Motion Picture Operator, R.O.T.C. HARRIET ANN HODGES Assemblies, Committees, G.A.A., Glee' Club, Homeroom Othcer, Library Staff, Outlook Staff, Pep Squad, Student Supply, Wakitan Staff, Y-Teens. BILL ALLISON HOLMES All-school Play Committee, Choir, Class Officer, Homeroom Officer, Reserve Football. Our hearts are stirred The front hall provides a common gathering place for early morning gab by senior boys. KATHY HOWARD Assemblies, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. PEISHA GENEVA HURLBERT Assemblies, Band, Committees, Drum Majorette, F.H.A,, G.A.A. Board, Girls' C Club,,Homeroom Officer, Pep Squad, Public Service, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. WILLIE OLLINE HUX Committees, Forum Club, G.A.A., Teachefs Assistant, Y- Teens, Senior Variety Show, Concession Stand. PAUL SCHUYLER IMLAY Band, Fire Chief, Motion Picture Operator. when we review The Beatnik chorus line practices for the senior variety show. Crazy, man, crazy! LINDA RUANN IMM Choir, G.A.A., Glee Club, Homeroom Officer, Ofhce Staff Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. WICKIE ELLEN JACKSON Assemblies, Forum Club, G.A.A., Homeroom Officer, Na- tional Honor Society, Ottice Staff, Outlook Staff, Pep Squad Y-Teens, Mixed Choir. F' 1 9 , E' R' ' 1 139 LESLIE BARTON JOHNSON Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, C Club, Hi-Y, Home- room Othcer, Public Service, R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, Shield and Spear, Teacher's Assistant, Honor Guard. PHYLLIS KATHLEEN JOHNSON G.A.A., Motion Picture Operator, Outlook Staff, Teacher's Assistant, Wakitan Board, Y-Teens, Quill and Scroll. DAVID PAUL JONES Baseball, C Club, Committees, Hi-Y, Homeroom Officer, Reserve Football, Student Council, Varsity Fo'otball, Varsity Truck. THOMAS GEORGE KABELE Band, R.O.T.C., Forum Club, Homeroom Officer, Math Club, Chess Club. DARRAGH KEITH KASAKOFF F.T.A., Forum Club, R.O.T.C. CAROL LEONE KECK Assemblies, Girls' C Club, Girls' Drill Team, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens, C Pin. 140 JOHN MICHAEL JAMES Drum and Bugle Corps, Homeroom Officer. FAYE ELAINE JEFFRIES Assemblies, G.A.A. Board, Girls' C Club, Girls' Drill Team, Glee Club, Homeroom Officer, Outlook Staff, Public Service, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens, G.A.A. President, C Pin. PATRICIA ANN JENSEN Assemblies, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant. SHARON LOUISE JESCHKE Assemblies, Committees, F.T.A., Homeroom Otlicer, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Wakitan Board, Y-Teens, Mixed Choir, Senior Variety Show, All-school Play Committee. The unforgettable memories MARILYN JUNE KECK Assemblies, Band, F.H.A., G.A.A., Homeroom Officer, Pep Squad, Public Service, Y-Teens. STEVE DEWAYNE KEENER All-school Play, Assemblies, Band, Choir, Homeroom Offi- cer, Inner Choir, Motion Picture Operator, Reserve Foot- ball, Reserve Track, Teacher's Assistant, Pep Band, Stage. JUDY ALICE KELLER G.A.A., Glee Club, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. BOB KENNARD embedded in our minds. RUSSELL KENDALL MARY KENNEDY Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Fire Chief, G.A.A., Glee Club, Homeroom OfHcer, Office Staff, Pep Squad, Public Service, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. CURTIS LEON KERNS Assemblies, Choir, R.O.T.C. TOM LEE KERSNICK Assemblies, Forum Club, Hi-Y. VERMARIA KAY KING Assemblies, G.A.A. Board, I-Iomeroom Officer. ROGER KNADLER 141 MARILYN KAY LEWIS Glee Club, Homeroom Officer, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assist- ant, Y-Teens. PATRICIA ANN LOCKHART Assemblies, Committees, Choir, G.A.A., Pep Squad, Teach- er's Assistant, Y-Teens. DONNA FAY LOYD Assemblies, G.A.A., Glee Club, Homeroom Ofiicer, Library Staff, Pep Squad, Teachers Assistant, Wakitan Staff, Y- Teens, Student Supply. MARY ANNE LOYD Assemblies. Mixed Choir, Glee Club, Homeroom Ofiicer, R,O.T.C. Sponsor, Shield and Spear, Y-Teens. CAROL ANN MADISON Assemblies. G.A.A. Board, Girls' C Club, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. MARY JEAN MAGERS All-school Play Committee, G.A.A., Girls' C Club, Girls' Drill Team, Pep Squad, Shield and Spear, Teacher's Assist- ant, Y-Teens. 142 PAUL ALBERT KNEPPER Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Class Officer, Committees, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Homeroom Officer, Math Club, Office Staff, Reserve Basketball, Science Club, Student Council, Student Council Officer, Representative to National and State Student Council Conventions, County Government Day, Senior Variety Show. LANA KAY KUEHN Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Mixed Choir, Committees, Fire Chief, G.A.A., Girls' C Club, Homeroom Ofiicer, Outlook Staff, Pep Squad, Public Service, Teacher's Assist- ant, Y-Teens, Football Queen, Senior Variety Show, All- school Play Committee, Office Staff. NANCY ANN LAND Assemblies, Glee Club, Homeroom Officer, Library Staff, Ofiice Staff, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant. SUZANNE ELIZABETH LETTS Assemblies, Committees, G.A.A., Inner Choir, Library Staff, Outlook Staff, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. The way was long VINCENT MICHAEL MANNING Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Committees, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Homeroom Ofiicer, Library Staff, Public Service, Teacher's Assistant. HAROLD GREGG MANSPERGER Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Home- room Officer, Concert Choir, Inner Choir, Library Staff, Public Service, Teacher's Assistant. NORMAN KENT MARION Air Raid Warden, All-school Play, Assemblies, Committees, Fire Chief, Forum Club, Hi-Y, Homeroom Oflicer, Office Staff, Public Service Board, Teacher's Assistant, Wakitan Staff. PAT ANN MARRIOTT and oftimes rough. CAROLINE RUTH MARTIN Assemblies, Band, Committees, Forum Club, G.A.A. Board, Girls' C Club, Science Club, Teacher's Assistant, Wakitan Co-editor, Y-Teens, Quill and Scroll. LARRY PARVIN MAY All-school Play Committee, Assemblies, Mixed Choir, Drum and Bugle Corps, R.O.T.C., Shield and Spear, Teacher's Assistant. ROBERT DWAYNE MCBRIDE Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, C Club, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Homeroom Ofncer, Office Staff, Reserve Basketball, Reserve Football, Varsity Track. VIRGIL R. MCCLURE Band, R.O.T.C., Shield and Spear. SUSAN LYNNE MCCORD Outlook Staff. BETSY MCCOY Assemblies, C Pin, Color Day Activities, Committees G.A.A., Girls' C Club, Homeroom Officer, Concert Choir Inner Choir, Library Staff, Mixed Choir, Office Staff, Out- look Staff, Pep Squad, Public Service, Student Council Teacher's Assistant, Wakitan Staff, Y-Teens. 143 1 LARRY DEE MEANS Assemblies, Mixed Choir, Committees, Hi-Y, Motion Pic- ture Operator, R.O.T.C. HELEN JEAN MEYERS Assemblies, Committees, Forum Club, G.A.A., Inner Choir, Mixed Choir, National Honor Society, Music Librarian, Pep Squad, Teachers Assistant, Wakitan Board, Y-Teens Senior Variety Show. .y: ' 4:56 'R ,JZ 5 1.000162 M915 J df so EDWARD VERL MCCOY Honor Guard, M.P., Shield and Spear. CAROLINE MCGAUGHY CHARLES L. MCGEE All-school Play Committee, Assemblies, R.O.T.C. JAMES MICHAEL MCKINNON Choir, Public Service. Nights seemed endless Festivities at Central during Christmas week include caroling around the Christmas tree. GERALD VIRGIAL MILLER Air Raid Warden, Fire Chief, Homeroom Officer, Reserve Football, Motion Picture Operator, Reserve Track. GLENN MILLER LINDA ANN MILLER Assemblies, Class Officer, Committees, G.A.A., I-Iomeroom Officer, Inner Choir, Pep Squad, Public Service, Student Council, Y-Teens. SHARON GAIL MILLER Assemblies, G.A.A., Library Staff, Pep Squad, Public Serv- ice Board, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. with themes and problems. Tom Kabele, Bob Newman, jim Whatley, Bob Coburn, and Alan Stine discuss the National Merit Exams. VERNON RODERICK MILLER Air Raid Wfarden, C Club, Class Officer, Committees, Hi-Y, Homeroom Officer, Office Staff, Public Service, Re- serve Football, Reserve Track, Student Council, Varsity Football, Varsity Track. JOSEPH LESTER MILNER f ' 1- R C, - f 1' X I ggi x E r .-A-55 145 MILES I. MORRISON Air Raid Warden, Committees, Hi-Y, Homeroom Officer, Mixed Choir, Outlook Staff. KARAN LEE MUSICK Assemblies, Brush and Pencil, Choir, G.A.A., Girls' Drill Team, Pep Squad, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Shield and Spear, Y-Teens. ROLLIN R. MYERS Drum and Bugle Corps, R.O.T.C., Shield and Spear. GEORGE BARRY NELSON Assemblies, Choir, Motion Picture Operator. GEORGE F. NELSON Mixed Choir, Public Service, Homeroom Officer. SUSAN RUTH NEMZOFF Air Raid Wfarden, Assemblies, Color Day Activities, Com- mittees, Concessions, Co-chairman of the Senior Variety Show, G.A.A., Girls' C Club, Homeroom Ofhcer, Inner Choir, Office Staff, Mixed Choir, Pep Squad, Missouri Y- Teens President, Teacher's Assistant, Wakitan Board, Y- Teens. 146 ROGER DOUGLAS MOBERLY Honor Guard, R,O.T.C., Military Police, Shield and Spear. REGGIE F. MONROE All-school Play, Assemblies, Band, Committees, Drum and Bugle Corps, Honor Guard, Outlook Staff, R.O.T.C., Shield and Spear. JAMES WILLIAM MOORE Choir, R.O.T.C. MIKE LEE MORAN R.O.T.C., Shield and Spear. The Seniors are eager ROBERT EUGENE NEWMAN Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, C Club, Choir, Com- mittees, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Homeroom Otlicer, Math Club, National Honor Society, Reserve Basketball, Reserve Foot- ball, Student Council, Teacher's Assistant, Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Track. RICHARD NEAL NIXON Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Baseball, C Club, Class Ofiicer, Committees, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Homeroom Ofhcer, Reserve Basketball, Reserve Football, Student Council, Teacher's Assistant, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Tri-'captain of Football Team. HAROLD ROBERT HABERT JO-ANNA LEE O'DELL to approach the threshold - CAROL JUNE O'HARRA JANET VONCEILE O'NEAL WILLARD NORMAN O'NEAL DONA JOAN PEARL Assemblies, Choir, Class Officer, G.A.A., Girls' C Club, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens, All-school Play. JOE ERNEST PFEIFFER C Club, Hi-Y, Math Club, Public Service, Reserve Basketball, Reserve Football, Reserve Track, Tri-captain of Football Team, Varsity Football. MARCIA PHELPS Assembles, Committees, G.A.A., Homeroom Officer, Math Club, National Honor Society, Office Staff, Public Service, Mixed Choir, Y-Teens, Pep Squad Officer, Teacher's As- sistant. 147 RONALD E. REILEY Air Raid Wartlen, Baseball, C Club, Choir, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Homeroom Ofiicer, Reserve Football, Varsity Foot- ball. GARY LEE REYNOLDS Assemblies, Committees, Fire Chief, Outlook Staff. 'S DANA RHODES Choir, G.A.A., Glee Club, Homeroom Ofiicer, Library Staff, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. - ' LARRY EDWARD RICE Homeroom Ofiicer, Outlook Staff, Teacher's Assistant. JACK LEE RICHIE Assemblies, All-school Play Committee, Public Service, R.O.T.C. SANDRA JOAN RICHE I G.A.A., Y-Teens. 148 LAXWRENCE PILGRAM Mixed Choir, Fire Chief, Forum Club, Homeroom Officer, R.O.T.C., Science Club. JAMES LISLE POIRIER Air Raid Wfarden, C Club, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Homeroom Officer, Outlook Staff, Reserve Football, Varsity Football. GARY DELL REDMON C Club, Committees, Hi-Y, Reserve Football, Varsity Football. LINDA KAY REED Assemblies. Pep Squad, Student Supply. Y-Teens. The commencement CAROL ANN RIEPEN Air Raid Warden, G.A.A., Girls' Rifle Team, Glee Club Homeroom Officer, Pep Squad, Public Service, Y-Teens. CAROLYN SUE RITCHHEART G.A.A., Girls' Drill Team, Pep Squad, Teache-r's Assist ant, Y-Teens. RONALD RAY ROBERTS All-school Play, Assemblies, Choir, Hi-Y, Homeroom Offi- cer, Varsity Tennis. RICHARD NATHAN ROSENTHAL Assemblies, Committees, Fire Chief, R.O.T.C. into a challenging world. I r CAROL FAYE ROTHSTEIN Choir, Forum Club, G.A.A., Girls' Drill Team, Glee Club, Science Club, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. WANDA M. RUCH Assemblies, Choir, Committees, G.A.A., Girls' Drill Team, Homeroom OfIicer,Ofl:1ce Staff, Pep Squad, R.O.T.C. Spon- sor, Shield and Spear, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens, Na- tional Honor Society. GAYLA CLAUDINE RUSSELL Choir, Forum Club, G.A.A., Girls' C Club, Homeroom Ofhcer, National Honor Society, Ofhce Staff, Pep Squad, Public Service, Teacheris Assistant, Y-Teens. ROBERT ELLIOT SALE Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Choir, Committees, Fire Chief, Freshman Football, Basketball, Track, Hi-Y, Home- room Officer, Inner Choir, Library Staff, Ofiice Staff, R.O.T.C., Model Legislature, Television Representative, Teacher's Assistant. JUANITA LOUISE SAUERS Choir, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' Drill Team, Inner Choir, Girls' C Club, Library Staff, Pep Squad, Science Club, Wakitan Staff, Y-Teens, Committees, Senior Variety Show, Assemblies. DWIGHT HAROLD SCI-IINDLER Assemblies, C Club, Choir, Ofhce Staff, Reserve Foot- ball, Varsity Football, 149 RODNEY LEO SHERIDAN Assemblies, Choir, Class Ofhcer, Homeroom Officer, Fresh- man Football, Basketball, Track. GARY LEROY SHERMAN R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, Shield and Spear. I . xl? Qu' at - S34 if dmfff ' at ' WILLIAM ALAN SCHINDLER Assemblies, Baseball Manager, C Club, Home Room Oflicer, Office Staff, Public Service, Teacher's Assistant, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Chess Club, All-school Play Committee. BILL M. SEEVER Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Committees, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, I-Iomeroom Officer, Outlook Staff, Public Service. GLENN SEWARD Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Brush and Pencil, Com- mittees, Fire Chief, Homeroom Ofhcer, All-school Play Committee, Motion Picture Operator, R.O.T.C. CHARLES SHELLENBERGER College, new friendships, 5 Little inconveniences, such as comfort, are ignored by Miles Morrison and Marilyn Lewis. DANIEL DEE SI-IIPLEY Honor Guard, R.O.T.C., Rifle Team. RICHARD STEPHEN SHORT Air Raid Warden, Committees, Drum and Bugle Corps, Fire Chief, Homeroom Officer, Honor Guard, Military Police, Motion Picture Operator, Office Staff, Public Serv- ice, R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, Shield and Spear, Teacher's Assistant. ENID CAROL SIMON Choir, Forum Club, G.A.A., Senior Variety Show, Wakitan Board, Y-Teens. JAMES HAROLD SLEEZER Assemblies, Drum and Bugle Corps, Homeroom Officer, Honor Guard, Motion Picture Operator, Outlook Staff, R.O.T.C., Shield and Spear. new studies and activities, Martha Geha and Sherry Taylor model the latest fads in wearing apparel. HELENE IVA SMITH Committees, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Library Staff, Office Staff, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. TERRY LYNNE SNAPP Concert Choir, Chess Club, Inner Choir. -J.-,' 'Ili' J ..:- W . Nfl, lf, V- 'Eff 1 ll I, f 'Z .. I' lf' fri ' 11 gf - r iq , ,xl ' 1:73- .. Y .. ll .. ,fs:L'1 9 'l5'l THOMAS FRANKLIN SNARGRASS C Club, Concert Choir, Inner Choir, Public Service, Reserve Basketball, Reserve Football, Reserve Track, Varsity Football, Vice President of C Club. GLEN EDWARD SNYDER All-school Play, MP, R.O.T.C. RON H. SONTHEIMER Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Reserve Football, Reserve Track. INIARY FRANCIS SPANGLER Girls' Drill Team, Library Staff. All just a step ALAN GORDON SPECTOR Air Raid Warden, All-school Play, Assemblies, Concert Choir, Fire Chief, Inner Choir, Flag Raising Ceremony, R.O.T.C., MP, Motion Picture Operator, Office Staff, Teacher's Assistant. HERBERT EDWARD SPINDLER R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, Science Club. WALLY WILLIAM SPOTTS Air Raid Warden, Hi-Y, Student Supply, Outlook Staff. GARRETT WARREN STAPLETON ALAN CHARLES STINE Concert Choir, Committees, Forum Club, Hi-Y, Home- room Officer, Public Service, Mixed Choir. RICHARD LEE SULLIVAN Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Committees, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Homeroom Ofhcer, Public Service, Student Council. 152 GAY LOUISE SWANSON Assemblies, Class Ofhcer, Committees, F.T.A., G.A.A., Glee Club, Homeroom Officer, Math Club, Oliice Staff, Pep Squad, Student Council, Student Council Officer, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens, Concessions, Homecoming Activities. KATHY FAYE SWOBODA Assemblies, Committees, G.A.A., Glee Club, Math Club, National Honor Society, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Wakitan Board, Y-Teens. VERA JEANETTE SWOBODA Assemblies, Committees, G.A.A., Glee Club, Pep Squad, Y-Teens. LORA KAREN TALLEY Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. along the road to success. BRIAN BARTON TAYLOR Assemblies, Choir, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Homeroom Officer, Motion Picture Operator, Ofiice Staff. JUDIE KAROL TAYLOR Assemblies, Choir, Committees, G.A.A., Pep Squad, Teach- er's Assistant, Y-Teens. SHERRY LEE TAYLOR All-school Play, Assemblies, Choir, Committees, G.A.A., Glee Club, Homeroom Ofiicer, Library Staff, Office Staff, Pep Squad, Student Council, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. JAMES ROBERT TEMPS Baseball, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Homeroom Oflicer, Reserve Basketball. JILL CHAPMAN THOMAS All-school Play, Assemblies, Choir, Forum Club, G.A.A., Homeroom Officer, Library Staff, Pep Squad, Public Serv- ice, Wakitan Staff, Y-Teens. LINDA SUE THOMAS Glee Club, Wakitan Staff, Y-Teens. 153 FRANKLIN LAFAYETTE TIPTON R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, Shield and Sp'ear, Teacher's Assist- ant. THOMAS VERNON TODD Assemblies, Band, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Reserve Basketball, Reserve Track, Teacher's Assistant, Pep Band. DENNIS NEAL TOWNSEND Committees, Reserve Basketball, Reserve Football, Reserve Track, junior Play, Chorus. BENITA LOUISE TRUE Brush and Pencil, G,A.A., Teacher's Assistant, Wakitan Staff. MANLY THEODORE TUBBS Assemblies, C Club, Committees, Fire Chief, Office Staff, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, All-school Play Com- mittee. JOAN TURNER Assemblies, Band, Choir, F.H.A., G.A.A., Inner Choir, Con- cert Choir, Library Staff, National Honor Society, Science Club, Teacher's Assistant, Assistant Librarian in Choir, Mixed Choir. 154 PAMELA DEE THOMAS G.A.A., Glee Club, Office Staff, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. ROBERT FORREST THOMAS Assemblies, Outlook Staff, Public Service, R.O.T.C., Senior Variety Show, All-school Play Committee. Jo THOMPSON Assemblies, Committees, G.A.A., Glee Club, Homeroom Officer, OHice Staff, Pep Squad, Student Council, Teach- er's Assistant, Wakitan Board, Y-Teens, Student Supply Worker, Senior Variety Show, Color Day. R.O.T.C. HAROLD EUGENE THORNTON We Seniors then PATTY VERNELLE TURNER Assemblies, Mixed Choir, F.H.A., Homeroom Officer, Y- Teens. PAUL VAN BUSKIRK DONNA SUE VAN CLEAVE Air Raid Warden, Fire Chief, G.A.A., Glee Club, Oliice Staff, Pep Squad, Public Service, Teacher's Assistant, Wakitan Staff, Y-Teens, Mixed Choir. JERRY LEE VANVICKLE Hi-Y, R.O.T.C., Science Club. prepare to leave MART VEHIK Assemblies, Baseball, C Club, Committees, Hi-Y, Home room Officer, Varsity Football, Varsity Track. DENNIS NEAL VOGEL Air Raid Warden, Band, Fire Chief, Motion Picture Oper ator, R.O.T.C. JUDY WALKER KRISTEN LOUISE WALLACE Assemblies, Choir, Forum Club, G.A.A., Glee Club, Home- room Officer, Library Staff, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant Wakitan Board, Y-Teens, Mixed Choir, Forum Club, Con- cessions, Color Day, Senior Variety Show. WILLIAM YANCY WASHINGTON Band, R.O.T.C., Reserve Track, Shield and Spear. CATHERINE ANN WATKINS G.A.A., Homeroom Officer, Library Staff, Outlook Staff Public Service, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. 'I55 JAMES LOUIS WHATLEY Committees, I-Ii-Y, Homeroom Oflicer, Public Service, Stu- dent Council, Teacher's Assistant. TED EDWARD WHEELER Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Class Officer, Committees, Fire Chief, Homeroom Otlicer, Office Staff, Public Service, R.O.T.C., Student Council, Student Council Cabinet, Red Cross. ,,.f' ' .et-' an Q-ii mi .fe rf. i4 4 Lx A li I s fl If' fa ,- Ag S -.I J. B. WATSABAUGH C Club, Hi-Y, Public Service, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football. JANET ANN WEBSTER All-school Play, Assemblies, Choir, Committees, G.A.A., Ofhce Staff, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. SHIRLEY LOUISE WEILAND F.H.A., Fire Chief, G.A.A., Girls' C Club, Girls' Drill Team, Pep Squad, Public Service, Teacher's Assistant. JUDY 'WAYNE WELLS Brush and Pencil, Fire Chief, G.A.A., Homeroom Officer, Science Club, Teacher's Assistant, Wakitan Board, Y-Teens, Quill and Scroll. The halls of Central Bob McBride and jay Crawford accept no payola for operating the juke box in dance hall. MARY DIANE WHITE Assemblies, Choir, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' C Club, Inner Choir, Math Club, Science Club, Teacher's Assistant, Wakitan Board, Y-Teens, G.A.A. Trophy Girl, Mixed Choir, Assistant Music Librarian, Senior Variety Show, C Pin. BETTY LOU WIGERSMA G.A.A., Pep Squad, Teach:-r's Assistant, Y-Teens. GARY E. WILDING Brush and Pencil, Fire Chief, Hi-Y, Office Staff, Outlook Staff, Science Club, Teacher's Assistant. SI-IERRY SUE WILES G.A.A., Office Staff, Pep Squad, Teacher's Assistant, Y- Teens. to make a place Sherry Wiles and Marcia Phelps look for the phone numbers of the absentees. ANN CAROLYN WILLUMSEN Assemblies, Choir, G.A.A., Pep Squad Teachers Assist am, Y-Teens. WOODROW WINBORN Air Raid Warden, Assemblies, Fire Chief Motion Picture Operator, R.O.T.C., Reserve Football Shield and Spear Honor Guard, Color Guard. Az -'wigs- no 0' if . 5, 1' H 1 2 I' ' as 'I57 ROSALIND KAY YOUNG All-school Play, Cheerleader, Choir, G.A.A., Glee Club, Homeroom Otiicer, Pep Squad, Public Service, Student Council, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. SHARON KAY ZAGRODSKY Assemblies, Concert Choir, G.A.A., Girls' Drill Team, Homeroom Ofticer, Motion Picture Operator, Pep Squad, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Shield and Spear, Teacher's Assistant, Y-Teens. Captured by the Indians Wesley Barnett Frank Brace Gary Bradley Byron Brown jerry Coldsnow Linda Douglas Ladonna Fisher Allen Fueston john Kabett Charles Maugh Stephen Miller Percy Ricks Helen Annette Rucker Harold Thornton Carolyn Wilkinson Lila Wray STEPHEN CHARLES WING KAY FRANCES WOELFFING Assemblies, Choir, Committees, G.A.A., Glee Club, Home- room Officer, Pep Squad, Public.Service, Tcacher's Assist- ant, Y-Teens. EDMUND GORDON WOOD RICHARD DENNIS WRIGHT C Club, Fire Chief, Forum Club, Hi-Y, Homeroom Officer, Reserve Basketball, Reserve Track, Varsity Track. In the halls of tomorrow. joan Turner assembles her books in preparation for her next class. In Memoriam Early this year, prominent Centralite Eugene Nichols died after struggling almost a year and a half against cancer. To all of us who knew Eugene, respected him, and loved him, the question of why comes to our minds. Why should a person so good-natured, so deserving, leave forever the people he knew and enjoyed being with? Why must we be without him, his radiant personality, his leadership, his com- panionship? To question and doubt and misinterpret is only human, but let us try to read some meaning into so tragic a heavenly decision. We agree that all of us have a purpose-some reason for life and reality. And once that purpose is fulfilled, we must surrender our position by death to other people with other purposes. What more desirable purpose could a person such as Eugene have than to be a good influence on the persons with whom he comes in contact? And none of us doubt that Eugene was both a desirable influence on every- one he met and a living testimonial to everyone that all is not meaningless after physical handicap and misfortune. So let us try to realize through our grief that there is a reason for everything-even the death of a person so Hne and noble as Eugene Nichols. 159 'ff f f 4 MOST POPULAR GIRL AND BOYfDiime Griswold and Paul Kncppcr. CLASS BEAUTY AND HANDSOMEST BOYfLinda Miller xml Tom Durmvgmt, 'I60 Personalities OLDEST STEADY COUPLE-Slicrry Taylor and Bruce Clouse CUTEST COUPLE-Judie Heavilnncl and Liu Bundy Pose BEST NATURED GIRL AND BOY-Betsy McCoy and Ed Haffey. MOST VERSATILE GIRL AND BOY-Ruth Goff and Larry Grimes. P w My MOST INTELLIGENT GIRL AND BOY-Enid Simon and Bob Newman. 161 For BEST MIXER-Nancy Butchart MOST DEPENDABLE Gay Swanson Poll GIRL AND BOY WITH PERSONALITY-PLUS-Kay Dunn and Teddy Wheeler BIGGEST FLIRT-janet Webster. BIGGEST WOLF-Bob Sales. ,au an 2 on ,wg I-3' BEST DRFSSED GIRL AND BOY-Sherry Taylor and Bruce Clouse. 163 Index A Berry, Donni .....,........,.. ......,.... , 129 , Betz, Wim cis ............ . ........,,........... ...., . .. ......... ,.1l8 Abel, Dianne ...... .. .......... .. ...... .. .... ............................ ,.... .. ,... 1 1 8 Billman, Ge e stev Y-.- , ..'-....Y .- .-.--'....--..- 7 2, Abersold' 168116 Ann A ' ' 4 Zi 451 44, 118 Bittick arry .. ............. . .... , .... -..., ........ ...73 118 Abersold, Sharon Kay .......... ...............................,..,....,.. 9 4 BI k 3 Jang nice, N .---. ID... AAUA --..v--.-- -- 2 5 9 4 Adams, Harold Dennis ..............,. ................,... 7 1, 73, 106 Jani I3 .--.-- 1, 1 ' 94 Addington, Buelah Rose ......... ................,.............................. 9 4 ' i .- l- ,. ...... Addington, Bill R. ................... ........................... ................. s 1 .94 ,,,2ff,f D,,,,,, ,ggg'g ' rjjj ,,,,,, jjjj ,,,,,, jjgjj ,,,, , ,L ,Z Adler, Roger Brown ............. ..................... ...17, 73, 106 7 B , le , John , Uuhhhl --.-.-.- 5 -.... .--A.. , -.'. 1 72 106 ARCS, Alan Hugh ............................,.... ,E ....... .... - .............. 19, 38, 118 :GN ., Leo ,I-ames -'...-.4.AAAA-A4. . ---.'-- 1051, 9 Algertson, Charl .................... 29, 35, 106 ' B 15,3 Mary '11, ,,,4.., ..-,-4.,. .,,.,B,,-., f Q 1 A1 fffsofh M61 CO ------'A-------------------- - ---36, 57 Blakley, Ra 0 Eafiwfffffffffifi ...... .,......... X .. .... ...94 A ht' a I '-'- -4------ 4------- -- '--- --'--- --- - 1 B lankens i ona Steven ................ ........ .......... ,..,......... 9 4 A h ' - - '-'----- --'-- 1 9 4. 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Harris, Sharon. K-ay .....,..... Harrison, Marjorie ..,.. ,.,......,. ,... ..., Hartman, Sue Anne ......1............,...... Hathaway, Raymond Eugene ...,..,,,,.. Hausman, Edward Larry .........,.. .1.. Hawkins, Janet . ,.......... . .,..,...........,, ...................,.....,..,......,,., 1 9, Hawman, Raymond Dale ...,.., ............ 2 5, 70, 71, 72, Hawman, Veria Dee ............, Hayes, Margaret .................... Hayes, Mary Penny .......,.,. Haynes, Mary Alexis ,.......... 109 120 137 109 120 121 137 55, Hayward, Jeannette ,................ .......,,,,,............,... 1 5, 24, Hazelwood, JoAnn Ruth ...,........ ,,,..,...............,............ 2 5, 29, Heaviland, Judie ....,............................,,....... 36, 37, 44, 127, Hecimovic, Sandra Jean .... Hedlund, Larry Karl .......... Heggestad, Eugene T ..,,,....,. Heller, Diana Suzanne .......... Heller, Gary ..,......,..,.,....,......,,.........., Hemstock, Ralph Jeffery ...,,.....,.,. 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