Centralia Township High School - Sphinx Yearbook (Centralia, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1945 volume:

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B. fi riff rift X f w f I I I ,KT Y .1- i' if- swalvl Q1Ifpha1fzH of the St0zf1IzI1 CENTRALIA TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Centralia, Illinois 3 Z2 -1 I 'S S PHHNSX HIT PARADE NGS Yam P656 -v ' X-YQEZQQQ Q sbwov Q0 Q, wc' W5 QS363 is :Q STAFF S NHRA 5 P 'W Assasmms ECUXL3 'N ,QCD S X NQX bw YN Q? FLENDAQ. AIA' 1 v '41 Qnqe f'-2 X Y-l, y co' Wm ORS yoaavxe o9.o-wi xaox-vin movm 12'-H-0' ,,.,..,zf4 u, , W ,.,4,,.,z,4.,1, tymzma x't 2'1f-J' 'ak 'A' fm. ,.,..'-- ' ART EDXTQR PNN-8294! OP OLYKA 'Ea sggxxca GYQ' ew Q5 QOXN 'Q se-D+? OBQSQXYX SOMEU-HN wrist +01 Q gd, de' CTH5 By B fs Th! Sensor Cialss Qevlicoztiom To the members of the Class of '45 whose final year at CTHS has been interrupted and who have been denied the privilege of graduating with their class in order that they may enter the Armed Forces of the United States-to those boys Who have made these sacrifices so that We and those who come after us may continue to have the right to a free public education and to all the other blessings of liberty promised us by our forefathers-to those boys, our classmates and friends, We gratefully dedi- cate this volume-YOUR SPHINX OF l945 6 QS' W!- !NN3f 9 . v I Oswald, typifying many other Seniors, joins the Navy. .ET is Tlne Star Spangled Banner P' P 6, X9 + , i,, if 1 A A ,..4,a.1' , -1. 'A . ,Q - 1 2 ,- l A:gu'g,l W7 .al Is -ff 4 6 5' 'er - ' ' f':-Y' X - . .! ,f . . ' ' , H '.4 7.-...Q Q ,. : ' , . ' ' , r ,,'..1,, , . -3-..,- . rf , j , '7 ' ,,,-51fg,',7., fi-4 1 .. ,fl - ' 1, 4 -mu ua- .-,ia - Q ',- -1- fr H '.f. - V. - . YJ- .Unfit . 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Spinner e is was compiled as of Ap ZU l These names are given in the order of d th th l t memorial plaque, presented by CTHS students oi 1944-45, was unveiled on Decemb 7 OMSEVU D ,Tis Autumn D D Winter Wonderland D x 8 atomes D Summertime D D g Song D 9 gf f , l M 7975 rw M 6,234 3, WW W gf 'Lljgf W X' e' o J, N IW r Lgllilentrcdicf, fl! M X o 1th cdijgur might, ,7 CI CI cr 5 R hl R hl R hl 'VJ Banners before us, JMX Flyingvin the sky, W 11 h t t y -5 Q e Wi marc right 4 With the spirit of Centr 1 H gh E XID M 555 J 'P JB JD S ,,,, i- ' 4' iff... -' k Ossie says, I came, I saw, I conquered f?J. Q i A f : 1 A ',y,, r 1. Wifi Y Y 1 1 ' 1 uqll ffaun. 1 5 !, 'S 1 0 1 0' , 5 , ' T x 1 'T' A . J' I l V f 'T Qi. 4914 A . T A.-, - -f' T .K :. T ' , f'Dsi',:jl' ff, ff if y T fo yy - , .A ' l i I 02 f fir! Q um. ' -.fav Q fa. T T ' , ' T Oswald presents the I Abu Student Body Officers 15 , tv -.-- - ,, PRETSENTING if Q iff' it fx ft W if X The Singing Stars of Your Sphinx Hit Parade THE STUDENT BQPWICEW .jf b. W if WL M' yy! V! T if 4' wif! T MJ' 4 W V xii!! 4 my i i Wgfff W ff PRESIDENT and VICE-PRESIDENT Glenn Bischof Shirley Lee 13 NUMBER 4 OH YOUR SPHINX HIT PARADE D THE WEARING OP THE GREEN m O' Students, have you heard the news That's makin' all the rounds? The greenest crop of freshmen Has just landed on our grounds, St. Patrick sure would rub his eyes, He'd swear it Was a dream. Ne'er had he seen his colors gay So dominate a scene. No law can keep the freshman From our campus or our halls, But law can make the freshman stay Although he Wails and bawls. So just sit tight and look aloof, Above all, be serene, And Watch the faculty take turns A' polishing the green. -Betty Pitt, '46 14 tf CA Q? om? How green was our Oswald lim Tillman Charles Oland Donald Cerny Secretary-Treasurer President Vice-President CLASS QF V18 Fourth spot on YOUR SPHINX HlT PARADE was held down by us tenors, three-hundred and twenty Freshmen, once naive and inexperienced, but nom' very wise in the ways of the musical world. Early in our career we got off to a very smooth start by choosing Charles Oland, Donald Cerny, and lim Tillman to direct us, and Miss Huck and Mr. Ahrens to be our arranger-sponsors. Marching along in the All-Time Hit section of YOUR SPHINX HIT PARADE were Donald Cerny, lohnny Wilson, and Charles Oland. In the course of one short year, Charles became a well-seasoned, as well as an outstanding, athlete. Our fellow classmen who ranked among those with a high musical l. Q. were Mary Lou Cover, Phyllis Franke, Iohn Spaeth, Charles Tate, and fohn Zinkus, all of whom were straight-A students in the first semester. Freshman accompanists to the May Queen were lovely Helen Riley and Melba Beckmeyer. Although we were not sufficiently experienced to have important jobs on the Publishing and Composing staffs, several of us worked most diligently in preparing copy for both the newspaper and yearbook. Now, after completing nine months of work as Freshmen, we are looking forward with a song on our lips to a second year more glorious than the first. 15 m TE ORSJW it if A V l Iames Adams 3 i .2 g 'E 'Q 'W A i . ':-- F' Rachel Adams y V me ' ' M . V ' -1 1 V Bobby Ashworth 'F' A 4 Q - -. VV ' 4 We Wilmadean Atchison , A l?'f l ,- .A1' i A ' -V A ff ' I Ruth Anne Baker i sshh - ' 1 fnfqiffe, Barbara Baldfidge 'fi V V . A ' Wilbur Beldfidge in ,. , I ii 'W Q HQ Q, 3 Evelyn Barker X . ' X W lean Barker l ' ll L V ' fi 4 . it V Edith Sue Barr 'lf '-15 ' 1 o '-V, ' ff 1 , if ' ' . , W,A Frank Barr L -, ,.,, if 4 . - S f l l .K ll , , , A WK, 'fiw mwf Norma Bar' . V H Helen Barton - gulf Q 2 B gg 4 V Bob Basham Q' 4' X A M , Billie Bates ' Q.. ' ' . .. Leona Beal 3 37 ' e V , V' I A ,BWV V Ronald Beal i, mill ' ,frail i, l Dofofhv Beard Marian Bechtold ' 6 ...AV , 5. l gy Melba Beckmeyer i ' ' ,ev ' Ragene Begueline C Charles Bellemey , - , e 'Q VV Ajf Nancy Benson V V V x fy Ellen Bibb .W V 'll A K A Harriet Bierman fi , 1 ., Q Richard Bieser 5 F -' V 0- Betty Birkes V, 3 B 'V at fi V I Laverne Boles V YV V ' Q V V V Bertie Bond rl 1,572 'l b l B Q L Milk Dee Bonner V if Ruth Bonner e 4, Q , Richard Boston 9' 5 '43 f . :VVVV V g , C' Edward Bostwick ' V 2. ' VV Faye Bousman hw QSM., ' L ,iii V i iz, ' A-L I f ' Leonard Brake V. EA ww AFM 1 . li Miki ,xi Dale Branch K1 Xl Norma Broadhurst A - Bonnie Broeker fat' Q ,E lim Broughton HA A Eleanor Brown I W A Harry Brown A QMS Q 'M Lee B1'Yan A 5 Pearl Bryan A, i , Barbara Bryant H ' fl Q ' Ierold Bryant V , Remolia Bryant W ' ,. 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' A -F X ' W Z At wk ' . 18 Rita Loyd Peggy Mainer Ancil March Herbert Marcum Clarence Marshall Dwight Marshall Wendell Martin Dorothy Maulding Marilyn May Nancy May Ioe Mayfield Betty McBride Kenneth McBride Caroline McCullough Val Dean McFarland Agnes McKinney Delores McMath Leo Meagher Ioe Meisenheimer Iack Meyer Ioan Meyer Loraine Michael Iohnny Miles Clifford Miller Darrell Miller Mona Mae Miller Wenda Minor Fred Mobley Dolores Mockbee Harold Modglin Ioyce Moore Dorothy Morgan Elaine Morgan D. I. Mount Ierry Mullins Allen Myers Louis Nelson Karl Neumann Mike Oakes Lester Oestreich Casey O'Hara Charles Oland Bob Oster m TE ORSJW l f ' r . ,J - l my , A I ' let? M ryxsu to-fw4f is-, Ji K .FRN 1 - 1 K ff ' I Y , ,lvl K, if MVK' K A V , ky W I J kr 1 I ' V nf i svn, 15 , 'et , 6 E51 lfA .Mggfgn?aaS o sg. kk.,V V f Q 1 M? CR I mt' I , o P ' osnr W I r MM A 5 A 'lb V any 5 8 Q! at X ig 1' vi . 'Q fi-E 'li 1 or l if xl' in Ak is 1 i I 4' I L, fFs,g - , 1 x ii X .3 , Peggy Ott X' Bud Overby K . . VLVZ Hazel Owens 'C -'i BuddY Parkinson ' E511 Maurice Parkinson f ' I .V ' I lv K 4 fl hx la Sharon Parks Rebecca Patchin i Dorothy Patterson , K U 3 - A Lolita Paulauskis R W ' V it 5 P ff - Bonnie Iean Periman I ' I A ' , I HL ' Eda Lee Peterson ,,,. if g V, 5 E V i n f.f . we 'I - E' Sinha 'o t 1 Edwin Petrea , Q I Ernest Petrea A ,, + ' Arthur Phillips , ' gee LA an 1 I V Bill Phillips al' ' if I eg' ' I lack Phillips ' A , ' 'F I ' Rodney Phillips - 5 if flh I H ' - A A xx tk I5 .I ' if th. A . wi K Q l9 fa. ,P .x m TE ORSD7 20 Tom Phillips Kermit Phipps Margaret Pollock Doris Prather Earl Queen Georganne Rea. Betty Randle Ted Rankin Daphne Rayburn Bob Reeves Iim Reeves Iackie Renner Donald Rhynes Helen Rhynes Betty Riley Helen Riley Delores Rittenhouse Georgia Rittenhouse Glenn Robbins Nina Roberson I-llvera Roethemeyer Arleen Roethemeyer Darrell Sanders Naomi Sanders Pat Sanders Yvonne Sanders Pat Scheriger Freddy Schlectman Bob Schnake Charlotte Schnake Leroy Seiber Iune Self Iim Shaw Bobby Shingleton Betty Simmons Beverly Smith Charles Smith lack Smith Robert Smith Virgil Smith Iimmy Sommers Iohn Spaeth Shirley Stater Barbara Stonecipher Oren Stonecipher Elmer Storment Ioan Stuber Kathleen Tabor Betty Talbott Charles Tate Vera Tate Barbara Taylor Ioyce Taylor Christine Terry Iohnny Thomas Norma Thomas Billy Ioe Thomason Sue Thompson Lewis Thrasher Iohn Tickus MUTE OR m ,rugs lim Tillman Theresa Tillmann George Toedte Robert Turner Helen Tyler Rodman Upchurch Wanda Vaughn Ralph Veltman Rebecca Veltman V Earl Waggoner Ierry Waggener Barbara Walker Iohn Ward Imogene Wardlow Betty Watson Billy Welch Carole Wendt Dale Wernsman Dean Wernsman Lloyce West , ' V . ' A W. E. Westbrook V ' V .. VV 5 V , 4 A Patty Westman . 7 1 , ', 5 ii V3 F Mary Lou Whisennand. I W, 9 ,A,E,A,kA, . A 'S Ierrold Whitchurch lg- M V Hershel Wiehe ,l f ' BW' ' , kj' l ' Q X , Delores Wilkey ' A 9- ' , i V Doris lean Williams A l my Q '3 R fb- Linda Williams 1 V ff ' V V . fl L Genevieve Wilson K ff ' l ii' ' lean Wimpey , , ' '1 5 D . , R lack Woolbright Dorothy Young Barbara Yount Iohn Zinkus Evelyn Dill -U School Days D Nothing to do, Nellie Darling Nothing to do you say? ' Let's take a trip on memory's ship, Back to the bygone days. Sail to the old village schoolhouse, Anchor outside the school door, Look in and see, there's you and there's me, A couple of kids once more. School days, school days, Dear old golden rule days. Readin' and 'ritin' and 'rithrnetic Taught to the tune of a hick'ry stick. You were my queen in calico, l was your bashful, barefoot beau And you Wrote on my slate, l love you, loe When We were a couple of kids. N. NUMBER 5 i f, o n 5 f ff . . W Q N GYOUR SPHINX HIT P RAQDEQN 's k l W N f to ' item l .. W ' ' it f N Q1 tg xy l xl . by xi QM i .W Q X, m D SMALL FRY m wt Y - , ' fSmall Fry, struttin' through the hallways, 5 S N? gl , . Q Q ik mall Fry, fuss and chatter always. ' Q 5 X lr' f Xt ' My, my, you've got no cause to fret, ,X L ' X li Xfl X' . I You ain't a high and mighty senior yet, X 5 . i XX Small Fry, you think the frosh a baby. Y N N . Q 5 TX Small Fry, he could be smarter, maybe. . Q Qi I F N' l Yr X Y N N. X . Y X ' My, my, just listen here to me, ' g X . E l 5 . X X' ' You ain't the biggest catfish in the sea. 1 SFX 'X Qx W lv X i You go a'laughin' all clay long X Q 3 ' rx il Q2 At somethin' that he did wrong. X3 X 1 Q A .X . Oh yesl Oh yesl Oh yesl gjx ' I You think you're smart as you can be, I U XX Q 5 But when exams come, we'll see by W F' V lf you can be a big successl Yesl F X !N Small Fry, struttin' through the hallways. 1 A Small Fry, fuss and chatter always. ' X X X Q ' My, my, now you fust listen here, U You're only one step from your freshman year. V . ' A R, Even in the two years more you'll go . A You won't know all there's to know. 'fe Oh mel Oh myl Small Fryl .R ' 'axe -Betty Pin, '46 90, 1 .T--t,- Y -Y 1 W7 NF i ' , X Q ,tl 9 fffvzlf 9 f' W Ossie, like most Sophs, , struggles with Geometry 22 Us yo Keith Stcrlcup Forrest Sprehe Mary Wham President Secretary-Treasurer Vice-President CLASS OF 947 We sopranos, the Sophomore class, were very proud to be Number 3 on YOUR SPHINX HIT PARADE. After we had emerged, still singing, from the Freshman class, we accomplished many worthwhile things. Under the leader- ship of Keith Stalcup, Mary Wham, and Forrest Sprehe, an up-and-coming trio of our class, and with the help of our class arrangers, Miss Merz and Mr. Smith, we grew up and no longer sang the kiddish songs of our youth, but vocalized on the more sophisticated tunes of the upper classmen. Representing our class in the All-Time Hits were athletes Don Fearheiley, Arnold Gluck, Dean Manns, Kenneth McBride, Bill McDonal, Harry McDowell, and Bill McKain. Those among us who had a high musical I. O. for the first semester were straight-A students Robert Chambers, Freda Curry, Sherman Doolen, Merle Drenckpohl, Iackie Goff, Iohn Gore, Margaret Harting, Betty I-Iofstetter, Vir ginia Lee, Annette Linkon, Charlotte Miller, Donald Parkinson, Mary Perrine, Forrest Sprehe, Edwin Stanford, Elizabeth Wham, and Ioan Whitchurch. Yes, we could boast of far more names in this group than any other class in school. Our Sophomore Publishers of YOUR SPHINX HIT PARADE included Mar cella Felchlia, third-page editor, Bobby Ford, assistant first-page editor, and Mary Wham, feature editor of The Sphinx newspaper. Shirley Deabler and Ieannine Geary, pretty members of our group, were chosen by popular vote to accompany the May Queen. We also displayed much musical ability. Some of our outstanding Hswingstersu were Bob Burgess, Pauline Brinkman, Loudine Brinkman, Keith Stalcup, Mary Lou Kendall, and Sue Cain. Betty Iune Sissom and Ioanne Bryant were our high-stepping Sophomore majorettes, who performed along with the band, and petite Marilyn Wool- bright was our contribution to the cheer-leading squad. And so we say farewell to the laughter and the joy, to the tears and the troubles of our experiences that have brought us this far on the way to the top of YOUR SPHINX HIT PARADE, ' I 23 9 'l ,rn fl I Refnemouz QW 04514. B-T' 1-Rvaivq wnea-I1 You 1,414 OVC op FH-asf lol5 QQ- q,zn.ofr2.S,i vi.JC Hlsuays P-12N v1-vcrcy Sufgl-r-qciffti -img ml., LL JTJ OPRANOS '5' ' -w K ,LJ 'WL , ? J V . G1 ' 9 is my my 5 . , 5 l L H R it L in q y ,.,,.. , tx In y '--- .4 , ' L 4 4, , . X -., 3595 ,. 1.2 , L. 'S ' I Q . Q . P' 4 Y.-1 EBL ql, I 5 -P 5 av Q A A' V 'ig V V, , y ffx lf' Je ff. .sfo-sn L Q A ':s y 1, , R ..,, fx Q ,K . 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Q 'fx N. in eli P u n L P It l . 24 .UU Dolores Adams Winston Alcorn Pete Arnold Dorothy Baggett Nadine Baker Harley Roy Baldridge Carrie Bates Phyllis Batson Neil Beal Duane Beaty Camille Berbaum Louis Bickel Imogene Bierman Phyllis Bingaman Iohn Birkes Rosalie Bizot Xon Blackburn Earl Blasdel Tommy Bounds Marilyn Bozarth Wanda Brandol Montie Brannon Louise Brewer Loudine Brinlcrnann Pauline Brinkmann Virginia Broadwater Patty Brown Roy Brown loan Bryant Bob Buehne Iay Dee Bundy Iames Burge Bob Burgess Howard Bushong Lester Byrd Iames Cain Sue Cain Ioan Carpenter Helen Casseday Mary Lou Chambers Robert Chambers Harold Chandler Lois Cheely Richard Chiavario Peggy Childress Nadine Chrisman Dorothy Iune Christian Gene Clark Edna Mae Cole Marian Cobb Mary Ellen Cole Iohn Colon Iohn Correll Shirley Corzine Patricia Coyne Marshall Cromean Roger Cruzen Freda Curry Imogene Czerwonka La Verne Daum m SQPRA QS D7 Top Row Second Row Third Row Alouise Davidson Richard Dietz Thelma Faudree Bobby Davis Iuanita Dolson Donald Fearheiley Ioe Davis Donald Donahue Marcella Felchlia .L Lois Davis Sherman Doolen Pauline Finley V Russel Davis Merle Drenckpohl Neva Flowers Ak Dorothy Dawson Brice Durbin Bobby Ford ai B Shirley Deabler Harold Edmonson Harold Dean Fczrd V ' Betty Deley Ellsworth Emery Phyllis Fortndy 1- l Donald Denny Billie Ettwein Cherry Fsvustl, I '., EY t Fourth Row Fifth Row Bottom Row xx rl ' X Billy Ioe Gaetti Roy Glammeyer Dorothy Lee Ha1Q4 x I.. Barbara Gant Arnold Gluck Bonnie Hails A ' , 2 Bonnie Garten Iackie Goff Iohn Hager X ' Hazel Gaultney Anita Goodman Harlan Hgnkirxvs X K Ieannine Geary Bill Goodman Rebecca Harlfking . Elizabeth George Bobby Gore Ralph xHax3hoj1 J' Fred Gibson Doris Gray Cl de,l'Haiipld ff , Donald Gilley Betty Greear X rgltretrilflartingj if Ramona Glammeyer Iacqueline Griner Qltfklhry Harvey f B E Nr 'V ,Q- J f ig, J , 1 . .. : as -ff 5,51 3, 35 if X il '12 at mel' A: BB .f as f -it We ,A .. B, e ..,1-dew Q Km ge 5 6 u we t riff Y- it g t 1 lil! 9 ' 4. Lk .5 '. 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Naomi Peskind - ' ' . Q, ' Nancy Pfaff V ' '. Esta Pfau ' M i K Y V Marjorie Phelps K A , Edith Phillips e ttrn , , C , ,,gV y Doris Radley X ' in Q lack Reed I f f ,L , ' f Iane Heed - , . f f it F- 4 Mary Remacle , only V N A 'V Qu? Shirley Reynolds . , V ,A V 515965 lack Richards ' J A V A .V isgi A A - gy V E kj 1 3 6 ' W g' Victoria Richards A 4. Imogene Riechman ' li Patty Rogers Q 1 in 3 5 Iunior Roper L, if 1 Harold Russell A ' , . ii'5 ' 52 Margaret Ryan , g f . sf M it my , K P -Q' fAV .5 4 ,fi-ff.: 1' iff? Yr, ' f ' 3 I ' ZA Iune Sanders Claire Saul Wilbur Saylor Iames Shanks Donald Shedelbower Donald Shelton Billy Shook Sherman Sirratt . Belly Sissom ,. L - 4, w Naomi Sisson Shirlee Slavik K 'Sid , .rV. l Dolores Sloan V EN ,f.. X1 :ii fa. i 9 IV .-V- ' ft 'V , QV' 2 M, 5. Q. ,Q X .. -- r, Q l . Z, 4 ,I S .fx if YL V V Fx ' L fs i ' f .W 27 W GPRA OS 1 if ii -1 'Q 5 Y? sv 4 5 Y A-3 in if V 5: -, E V 5 :Iv gl W ff ,V 11 K L , i 9 is 11 .- L. 5 'A it ' . ,,: ,J l q ': A i i Q I :-.: 1 ' ii is LX Ai I ' ' kkvrkizk S A Vm - .. , - 1531 V - 'IE , 12445. 1 ,.f - , Ti X fr ve ' A H' wfi.-I-1' :,. . it-f fs., ' , K ., .4,, 3 28 D7 Doris Smith Howard Smith Lela Smith Anna Solomon Dorothy Sorenson Gene Spears Forrest Sprehe Keith Stalcup Bobbye Stanford Carl Stanford Edwin Stanford Harold Stanley , Robert Sternberg Shirlee Stevens Bonnie Sticher Christine Stonecipher Betty Stone Robert Stuehlmeyer Naomi Stumpf Gwen Sundermeyer Billy Ioe Tate lack Taylor lack Telford Barbara Tillman Forest Thomas Io Ann Thomas lim Thrailkill Mary Topping Iohn Tudor Catherine Uhls Phyllis VanGilder Virginia Vaughn Donald Vickers Buddy Watson Darrell Watson LeRoy Ward Norma Weems Ruth Ellen Wehrle Bessie West lack West Mary Wethington Elizabeth Wham Mary Wham Ioan Whitchurch Marilyn Woolbright Charles Williams Faye Williams Tommy Williams Orville Wollard E YoU'RE sod VERY NECESSARY fn .f Irie, D Pretty Little Busy Bodies m D Where Do We Go From Here? m D Whot's your order for todoly? jjj D Cori She Boke or Cherry Pie? an D Hold Everything Dj J Why Dor1't We Do This More Often? E y f i ' 2 l i U . v i jf,,l ,lf X , 'L J ,xr lilly! W MW' - j O I1 if l Q Wil f M . fj , YQUR y Hcrbntxftllr PARADE ff ' fi ,fill ' f' . jf jf lf ,ff 1 1 jf , V xii! f ff ty fi!! 1 1 MJ Z, D IUST ONE MORE CHANCE m just one more chance To get the grades that We all try tor. With each report We raise a cry for just one more chance. just one more year To pore o'er tests and mourn our sad plight. Then plead with teacher in a mad fright, Please, just one more chancel l've learned the meaning of repentance. Now you're the jury at my trial. l know that l should serve my sentence, But l'm hoping all the While You'll give me just one more hope, l said that l'd be glad to start out, But l'm still here to cry my heart out For just one more chance. -Betty Pitt, '46 'Q M' ss. .2 Q X 9 ,,.,,,t,,, X I, ' V ELEM 30 Oswald steps out to the Iunior-Senior Prom Colin Anderson Theodell Crane Ellen Scott Ed Furgerson President Secretary Treasurer Vice-President CLASS OF ,116 We luniors, who sang the alto part, were delighted to find ourselves Number 2 on YOUR SPHINX HIT PARADE. Helping to put us in this position were Colin Anderson, Ed Furgerson, Theodell Crane, and Ellen Scott, our class officers. To most of us the prom loomed as the major chord of the year. ln order to make this event a harmonious one, many of us helped to fill the coffers of the class by selling refreshments to the sports fans. While some of us were engaged at the games in this fashion, Bonnie Smith led the other cheer leaders in spurring our teams on, and Pat Seibel and Margie Stater performed with the other majorettes. Pat was also junior chairman of Everygirl's. Wanda Branch and Frances fones were the attractive attendants chosen from our class to accompany the May Queen. Trudging along in athletic form in the All-Time Hit Parade were Colin Anderson, I. B. Clarida, Ed Furgerson, Bill Geilhausen, Bob Klostermann, Harold Rush, Don Schnake, and Fabian Schifferdecker. Royce Steinmann, news editor of The Sphinx newspaper, and Harleen Simmons, business manager, were our contribution to the Publishing staff of YOUR SPHINX HIT PARADE. Our talented musicians who gained popularity with the Reveliers in- cluded Pete Brown, Charles Kline, Russell Mitchell, and Iimmie Ioan Reed. Many of us also had a wide knowledge of musical facts. George Chen- iae, Marylene Cunningham, Mary Lou Gordon, Betty fo Hite, Charles Kline, Caroline Merritt, lames Oldfield, Betty Pitt, Norma Ieane Prudent, Eunice Rix- man, and Royce Steinmann, were all straight-A students for the first semester. Through the guidance of Miss Cottrell and Mr. Evers and their assistants, Miss Thelma Phillips, Miss Starkey, Mr. Clarida, and Mr. Stevenson, we were able to hold our second place. But we won't stop herel With our usual enthusiasm we shall go singing along, hoping to hit first place next year. 3l -. m ALTO m V Phyllis Adams ,V Vt VA V H . .'.. Ruth Ainscough ' A' A V V' V V55 , QQ Colin Anderson V V -v- i ' V'V' ' .QV X ' -' Milton Atchison 'VV V V5 'V ' V , t Tommydhgcinls -E ' I Harol y t vs i 'in we ' V V Iames Barker X T V , V QV . ,V Thomas Barker Q., Q V ,-4 get V V me 'N Richard Barr FB- f i ororo V B V lim Bashum Vex V I V VVV VV V V X 5 VV V VVVV V V V- Iimmy Bayne M .if W . l I ,fiflx , f Claude Beal - 41 m Qx.V.,w.!'-W Q' -54-iVf. 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Flanders Helen Garrett Edwin Dial Patricia Floyd Bill Geilhausen Betty Dinkelman Byron Fortney Maxine Goforth Norma Iean Donoho Dave Fox Mary Lou Gordon Clarence Edwards Iohn Frank Darrell Gorman Marion Emig Dorothy Frazier Mildred Gray Betty Erbe Rosie Friedrich Dorthea Grine Bob Evans Edwin Furgerson Bemice Haferkamp Fourth Row Fifth Row Bottom Row Warren Hardy Betty Hull Evelyn Kell Raymond Harlow Norma Iackson Dean Kesterson Charles Heaton Bobby Iohnson Billie Kingsley Barbara Henson Frances Iones Dwight Kinsey Ross Henry Mary Lou Iones Duane Kinsey Betty Io Hite Norma Iones Charles Kirkland Bobby Hobbs Norma lean Kaelin Charles Kline Marie Hohman Carole Kell Robert Klosterman Iackie Holmes Charles Kell Charlyne Koch i 9 V v , 1 - '.. ,Q n . iolv 4' in F 7 5 B ' All ilu I it W ' miie M H 1 f ,, , L A9 , , 'if' G- V s . ' . ' if 3 X -, A 'K - 4 ii s J ' t sf f K Q N fi .t . B f X Q I ' vw. 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B r Q r 4 ,,n, f to t ' fff . . s ' oi , p n Q like 4 ff n' if f e f f txt e2 n af- wise 'F 33 Top Row lack Konhorst Opal Kroeger Howard Lambert William Leckrone Leo Leuty Bob Liles Francis Lordan Helen Marie Loyd Elaine Mainer Fourth Row Veronica Mordini Louis Mylius Billy Nall Russell Neathammer Iulia Netherton Elaine Nimmo Betty Oglesby Iames Oldfield George Opolka ,W m ALTQS m Second Row Third Row Sidney Markham Charles McRill Bill Martin Caroline Merritt Dorris Ieanne May Paul Meyer Helen May Martin Michael Wesley McConnaughay Darline Miller Iacqueline McCoy Robert Miller Charles McCullough Everice Mitchell Iohn McDonald Ianiece Mitchell Barbara McMillan Russell Mitchell Fifth Row Bottom Row lean Orrison Edna Rahn Imogene Owens Iimmie Ioan Reed Phyllis Patton Lloyd Reinhardt Betty Pitt Doris lean Reynolds Carroll Phelps Tommy Preston Mary Price Opal Prosise Norma Ieane Prudent Velma Riechmann Floyd Riley Eunice Rixman Mildred Roethemeye Donna Rogers I A . , K N ji y y ,,rq f l y R it in r, W 3, 5 if R ' Q' -'f' 7 4 L lg., is gl Y sttt R R 'Qi L R R so an X16 ZQ- gi I I I .53 ,.. 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X A I - ..,A: A aryik i - 9 W, Lfhk I I M iii xo f 6 ali' pil iiil ff? f l irt' , 5 34 Jour N411 0 9 4 Phyllis Rogers Harold Lee Rush Everett Sanders Imogene Sanders Dennis Sapp Don Schnake Richard Schnake Ellen Scott lim Sears Dick Seibel Pat Seibel Margery Self Belva Lee Shanks Fabian Schifferdecker Iacqueline Shupert Bob Simmons Harleen Simmons Norma Simmons Bernice Smith Bonnie Smith Doris Smith Wanda Solomon La Vonne Spurgeon Margie Stater , Royce Steinrnann Stanley Stevens Charles Stock Ioe Stonecipher Iimmie Tabor Harold Tate Iean Tatum Hazel Taylor Patricia Thalman Richard Thompson Ioan Tolliver Bernice Treloggen Iackie Turner Robert Vaughn Iackie Veltman Mary Ann Veltman Martha Vogt Erma Vore Betty Lou Walker Otto Wanzo Dorothy Marie Ward Wilford Warren Shirley Weems 1 Roy Wethington l Demaris Wilkinson Eileen Williams George Williams Betty Wimberly Ruth Yancey f we D7 at M 01h Kw6M DT 0 S HID 0,7 fl- aijtgfg fi lla 0,0590 A 1 1 . ., ' A.. A, V 1 - if 'Tr ,' ., A -e it H, KM- : ' -,Q g jr Q' R 2 'E' W . f I K f - w . Q, , .QE ar .A cr Q 13 l - fi' me JF 'ati I iigl ' S' Q ,T 'xi A , - ' J ti ' , ' Ti, f egte -7 S 1 .i-' 1 2 3.4 V . D' Z ' ,,, Q79--.hy A y., T Q Q Y 'Q S' ' 'Q -if 'SH -,. 'Q if ' if Q- , ' r '1 ' A , 'Q R L 4' ' fl, - r ,I Q ,f x f' ' ' K' U ri. 1 V W V il in .X r 1 iff Y 1 i 1 Br S L A Y Q ' ,- fl ' ' Eibifi- .ax Q S 9 A i rhln ' - :M A 'Zia X, t f , , 5 if . 5 q ..e'. fr, g F 6 'Y . ' 'A f - if rr.,., ' nfs . 9 9 i l V M ,.,: s H . gy wx enn 4 fr, J! 1 WMQER 1 ,rm on T SPH HIT PARADE f M D THANKS FOR THE MEMORY m E Thanks for the memory Of pleasant high school years, Full of smiles and tears, Of passing grades and failing marks ln lessons We learned here, So thank you so much. Thanks for the memory Of four years full of fun. They passed by on the run So full of plays and assemblies, And games We'Ve lost and Won, So thank you so much. Many's the time that We feasted, But in the caf'teria We fasted. ' Oh, welll lt was swell While it lasted. ' We did have fun with little harm done. So thanks for the memory t Of teachers Who were tough Those who were good enough. After years of struggling, We find it's only bluff, So thank you so much. 36 K1 5 hm 9 Q! JIL- 4 r das s After four hard years of toil. Oswald graduates Albert Opolka Harry Broughton Iim McKee Dolores Thomas Secretary Vice-President President Treasurer CLASS DF ,115 ln first place and in the spotlight on YOUR SPHINX HIT PARADE was the Senior class, swinging along with a steady beat towards the grand finale, proud to carry the bass to our ever-complicated medley of work and play. Glenn Bischof and Shirley Lee, Student Body officers, were chosen from our group as singing stars of the entire choir: our senior chorus was led by fim McKee, Harry Broughton, Albert Opolka, and Dolores Thomas, class officers, and by Miss Peterson and Mr. Brasel, sponsors. The All-Time Hit Parade of CTHS was high-lighted by the work of Cyril DeLay, Harry Broughton, Bob Hutchison, lim McKee, Harry fackson, Al- bert Opolka, Vincent Phillips, lohn Rogers, Gene Topper, and Bob Turnbow, our star athletes. Cheering these boys on were energetic Freddie Barnes and Connie Meador, our representatives on the cheer-leading squad. ln regal splendor and in a spotlight all her own was Barbara Niemann, our beautiful May Queen. She was accompanied by charming Patty Trout and Mary Belle Westman, both of whom added tone to this gala event. Leaders in other activities were head composers Lorene Brown and Dorothy Holden who were assisted by Dee Gehrig, Albert Opolka, and Do- lores Thomas in bringing you Your Sphinx of 1945. The Publishing Company was headed by lrma Felchlia, editor-in-chief of The Sphinx newspaper, Scott Kell, senior associate editor, and Glenn Bischof and Iim McKee, co-editors of the sports page. To the strains of martial music, ferry Aussieker, drum majorg Bob Melton, twirlerg and Barbara Niemann, Virginia Stivers, and Mary Belle Westman, majorettes, led the band at many performances. Ann Chaffee, as chairman of the Everygirls Banquet, led the King Cotton March along with her senior assistant, Dolores Thomas. Dolores was also elected the D. A. R. representative from our class. Our outstanding musicians included ferry Aussieker, vocalist and band memberg Virginia Stivers and Mary Belle Westman, vocalists, Mary Ruth Hilton, pianistp and Mary Mabry, Wayne Terry, and Avonell Williams, band members. Though occupied with many activities, we were also interested in scholarship. fimmy Agersborg, Helmer Agersborg, Edwin Copple, Dorothy Holden, Betty Scott, and Dolores Thomas were straight-A students for the first semester. Although this year, our final and most glorious, was a busy one for all of us, there were few discords. The year was crowded with many events that will provide pleasant memories-memories whose melodies will linger on. 37 fi! I U7 BASSES m X -W Carmen Beck Norma Berkley N Glenn Bischof S W Marybelle Boston -in v Marcelline Bousrncmw l Wanita Brandol V Y Harry Brought Lorene Brown .. XXX Roselyn Burdexki X' it Merle Byarsj ff ' v Melvin Byms il 3 he xg 3? 38 Ioan, Abel Norma Addington Helmer Agersborg Iimmy Agersborg Martha Ainscough Elna Amadei Frances Arning Wilma Atchison Ierry Aussieker Earl Baker Freddie Barnes Betty Battles m BASSES m A long time ago, way back in September, 1941, nearly 300 confused and frightened freshmen arrived at CTHS, frankly bewildered and feeling conspicuously out of place. Although We did not have a Freshman Mixer, We soon became acquainted with each other behind the superVisor's back in freshman study and on the shelf during assemblies. It was during our initial year at CTI-IS that we assembled and heard war declared ,upon Iapan by Congress the day after the attack on Pearl Harbor. That same year our basketball team became state champions. Although we did nothing outstanding, we quickly established ourselves in the everyday routine of our school. 'r p n W ' Second new Third new Mildred Byrd Edwin Copple Ralph Daum 7 ' B111 Carlyle Leroy Cramer Cyril DeLay Ann Chaffee Ferris Creed Otis Dexter Katherine Cole Delores Crouch Patricia Dodillet Kay Colon Kenneth Cunningham Betty Dunbar Iayne Connaway Raymond Czerwonka Carl Durham 39 't 5g,,BgS SES H1 ,o W if . 1 f e iv t ch ol th ext year feeling very grown up since had ve o my shman ti ' ' . We, too, Went around selling ele- V tor ick s 0 the n omers, a remarking about the 'fdumb batch of 5 tres e e ve t s year.' attitude did not last vergflong, however, be We ea' d t at ou uritry Was in the midst o a great W r, ! ti e all ' ched in to help our fightirig mkxlkfe d his b oiniri ' ict h was organized thalt 'ye , an ying .1 ar a and Bo ur classes. ' EV 'C' it lx ff' H Top w second Row N- lThivd new A Irma F910 i Hilda Griner ' ick Hankins Bob Ford Iimmy Griner V it Martha Hankla X03 4 Dee Gehrig Leslie Griner X-Sv i Ioy Harlow Nona Gott La Verne Hakdli U Harold Hatch Darlene Gray Fred Hamiltory lack Herbert Iuanita Griffith Betty Haney Mary Hilton. 40 S 2 , ' .K ff QT? 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A f,f7 I ft-ZLTQA1. daz- y. 1 ,wg f KWUW a A f ,M ,iffW,Us' 'dw' li gf! lr5z'eE?kiiti,cfl'1 olffthose members, f the ass of 45 Who Wi A-v-12,1 . v ' ' N , x 4, f'gfl,.,Hre'W!f4J s dtqing thefyear 1944-45 in order to enter the 5111 it A Tin., L ju 1 N J H V .J 1 ' ,ji fl A -fArpife 1, ce! We listi'tlie.i.r es here: A if gf f,. Ap jf Lf X .vf l J l M f '1 ll A A A fl! A , - if I PJ f ffm! eroy Cra ei y Don Kent-Merchant Marines if A ,S 1 Ralp aum - Navy lim McKee - Navy 11' ' fi! J Otisl exter- Army Roy McKinzie-Army I ' f' 4 ,fad W l rf 'ff Cagl! Durham-Navy I. B. Mordini - Merchant Marines f fl ,, A l Fred Hamilton- Navy Richard Neathammer - Navy .fl 1 f ' Iack Herbert - Navy Robert N ollman - Navy A! D Iimmy Hill - Navy Albert Opolka - Navy jf Billy Holmes - Navy Floyd Rollinson - Army Q , by Har y Iackson - Navy Archie Williams M Unknown E M ?.Q:'IN Navy Donald Willis - Merchant Marines , e: This list was compiled as ot April 20, 19455 y s 4 -,Q ' 1-'Sl fly 45 gift r ww, WW platter mates Hail to the Cardinal, Hail to the White, Hail to our high school, We stand for the right We love no other, So let our motto be, Here's to thee, Centralia High, Victory. jyw'5Mgjj3fe. Mkt lily W , . .l t Q P43 K ,.,, Nw ' ' Qwj Jiffy ff' P 1 11 i -D , 1 1 5' H Ossie dropped cr pin in class. Result: 7th hour 'Q f :if 2 I 1 ll an MQ, A If Q Q :'g Z Q A . f:.R , x . Q 'Af Q 'Ss IHRECTORS m H fl - nj CO DUCTURS Miss Dorothy Iennings Dean of Girls P A. L. Trout Dean of Boys f 'To x..J L., A P4--, Fm '6.,,,fE..,D.C.k.RK I i I i s Oscar M. Corbell Superintendent lt is my wish to add a few words here to all the students represented in this eventful year of our school history. l wish that l were endowed with the prophetic wisdom and the power of language to impress upon every one of you the importance of your life, not only for its own enjoyment, but for what it can mean to others and to a better and happier world. The main reason you have spent from one to four years in high school has been to bring out your inherent powers and round out personalities for your work and asso- ciations with others. lt is with much satisfaction that we teachers may contribute something to such developmentg and we always observe with keen pleasure the wholesome' unfolding of the individuality of boys and girls with whom we work from day to day. But we can add only to the begin- ning of this process of living usefullyg we hope that for most: of you this start in life has been rightly directed by our efforts, We do not want to lose touch with you after you have lefty we want you to chart your course with the memory of this high school as a contact haven to which you may look for help and to which you may joyfully return from the storms of life. May you have a calm sea and smooth sailingl SUPERINTENDENT. 48 U DEANS 5 Miss Dorothy fennings, Dean of Girls, and A. L. Trout, Dean of Boys, Were always willing to aid the students who desired help in solving their problems. Through their willingness to listen and through their decisions, the Deans had an import- ant part in maintaining harmony throughout the school. f SECRETARIES Evelyn Menterneyer, office secretary, and Audrey Bran- blol, secretary to the superintendent, were kept busy with the rnany phases of office routine. Their duties included receiv- ing callers, answering the telephone, and taking care of offic- ial correspondence, reports, and records, At the beginning bf the second semester Betty Hodson replaced Miss Mente- rneyer as office secretary. BQARD or EDUCATION To determine the answers to the numerous and varied oroblems Which must be solved, the members of the board of ducation must be open-minded, responsible, capable, and ooperative. We are proud to say that the members of our :noard have these qualities. Our gratitude and appreciation for their time and energy spent unselfishly in our behalf can oest be shown by respecting their decisions. Miss Audrey Brcmdol Miss Evelyn Mentemeyer 49 tl. 7 H. Byrd, Glenn I. Champ. I. Reinhard Wilson. President. Robert L. Stanford, Norton Spurgeon D ARRANC-ERS Di Herman C. Ahrens, M.A.-University of Illinois. History.. L. D. Atkins, M.E.-Purdue University. Auto Mechanics and Machine Shop. Iverson W. Barr, B.S. in Eclucationw University of Oklahoma. Music. Robert A. Barr, M.S.-4University of llli- nois. Industrial Arts. Miss Hazle Bledsoe, M.S.H-Colorado State College. Home Economics. Blair Brasel. MA.-Ohio State Univer- sity. History. Miss Emelyn Brehm, B.Ed.-Southern lllinois Normal University. General Science. Harold M. Brown, M.A.-University of Colorado. English. T. W. Clarida, BS.-University of llli- nois. Agriculture. Miss Helen Elizabeth Constable, MA. -Northwestern University. English. Miss Frances Cottrell, MS.-University of lllinois. Biology. Mrs. Dorothy Emmons, B.S.-Univer- sity of lllinois. General Science and General Mathematics. Iimmie Evers, B.Ed.-Eastern lllinois State Teachers' College. Physical Education. Harry D. Fortney, M.E.-University ot Missouri. Drafting. Miss Vera Goessling, MS.-University ' ot lllinois. Librarian. Herman Ahrens L. D. Atkins 5 Iverson Barr Robert Barr Blair Brasel Miss Emelyn Brehm Harold Brown T. W. Clarida Miss Frances Cottrell Mrs. Dorothy Emmon limrnie Evers Harry Fortney l Miss Vera Go D7 Hazle Bledsoe Qlubt. ' CJAWQ., Miss Helen Constable s essling ,U What's Cookin'? Dj Home Economics D Tell me the tales D1 English ,U A-b-c-d-e-f-g-h-i nj Commerce ,U Mexican Hat Dance In Foreign Languages D Take It Easy D1 Physical Education ,U Whistle While You Work In lnclustricrl Arts jj Turn Your Radio On nj Science jj Farmer in the Dell JTJ Agriculture m D ARRA 'GERS D m Miss Blanche Graff, M.S.fUniversity of Illinois. General Science and Bi- ology. Mrs. Georgia Lewis Hanna, BS.- Western Reserve University. Algebra. Miss Vema Mae Helm, M.A.4Colum- bia University. Home Economics. Charles August Herfurth, M .S.eUniver- sity of Illinois. Chemistry. Miss Elizabeth I. Hert, MS.-Indiana University. Latin and English. Miss Emilie Huck, MA.-University of Illinois. Geography and Algebra. Miss Dorothy Iennings, A.M.-Wash- ington University. Dean of Girls, General Science, Miss Blanche Graff Mrs. Georgia Hanna Miss Verna Helm Charles I-Ierfurth Miss Elizabeth Hert Miss Emilie Huck Miss Dorothy Iennings Miss Virginia Kruse Miss Irene Langham Miss Caroline Luther Miss Grace McCreedy Miss Alta McCullough Miss Helen Merz Miss Dorothy Mitchell Miss Esther Palmer Miss Virginia Kruse, M.A.fUniversity of Kansas. French and Spanish. Miss Irene Langham, M.A.-NorthWest- ern University. English. Miss Caroline Luther, M.A.-University of Illinois. Mathematics. Miss Grace McCreedy,' M.A.vNorth- western University. English. Miss Alta McCullough, A.B.-Univer- sity of Illinois. History. Miss Helen Merz, MA.-University of Illinois. History. Miss Dorothy Mitchell, B.S.-University of Nebraska. Commerce, Miss Esther Palmer, MA.-Peabody College. Physical Education. RRA GERS JT JTJ J D D Miss Polly Peterson, M.A.-Columbia University. English. i Miss Iulia Phillips, A.M.-Washington University. English. Miss Thelma Ann Phillips, B.Ed- Southern Illinois Normal University. Commerce. Paul W. Rau, M.S.-University ot llli- nois. Commerce. Miss Agnes K. Shanklin, B.Ed.7West- ern lllinois State Teachers' College. English. W. Stanley Smith. M.A.-State Univer- sity of lowa. English. Miss Charlotte Ellen Spurlin. M.A.- University of lllinois. History. Miss Frances Starkey, M.A.AUniver- sity of Nebraska. Commerce. Miss Mae Stedelin, B.S.-Lindenwood College. Home Economics. Miss Marie Stedelin, M.A.-University of Michigan. History. C. A. Stevenson, M.S.-University of lllinois. Biology. A. L. Trout. B.A.-lndiana University. Director' of Athletics and Physical Education, Dean of Boys, Social Science. Miss Glady Wicecarver, B.S. in Educa- tion-Cape Girardeau Teachers' Col- lege. Algebra and Geometry. Miss Rachel Wilkes. B.S. in Library Science-University of lllinois. Assis- tant Librarian. Marvin E. Wyatt, M.S.-University of lllinois. Mathematics, Physics, Radio. ,,. Miss Polly Peterson Paul W. Rau W. Stanley Smith C. A. Stevenson A. L. Trout Miss Iulia Phillips Miss Thelma Phillips Miss Agnes Shanklirr Miss Charlotte Spurlin Miss Frances Starkey Miss Mae Stedelin Miss Marie Stedelin Miss Glady Wicecarver- Miss Rachel Wilkes Marvin E. Wyatt jj Your Land and My Land jjj Geography Q aNLv .AX AJ ec w-1751 Q-V3 D Song of Songs Dj Music jj Do I Know What I'm Doing D1 Mathematics ,U Wagon Wheels nj Social Science m MAJQRS m 55 Jw, W U I Hits IVQW 'uf ,Xiu Yea teaml Whose team? Our teaml We Want a touchdowng Hear 'em sing We Want a touchdown. That's the thing. lust let some great big loruiser husky Carry the ball. ln no time at all We'll have a touchclownl When it's over, Let's hear you make some noisel V-l-C-T-CD-R-Y l l Let's have a touchdown, boysl and tall ar 'SV v at , ,Q M .rg .P . . that Q Ossie makes tracks dear ole CTHS for 5 n -K q w ,U X4 A s aff 3 l , mln Htlllefics fi You GOTTA BE A 'Rm fx ' 4'9- - no FGOTBALL HERO D A Q Y Gigi B. McDonc1l C. Anderson B. Hutchison I. Rogers A. Opolkcz E. Furgerson C. DeLay B. Liles I. B. Clczridu B. McKain B. Geilhcxusen A. Gluck CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHSM. .. D Schncke K McBride Evansville Reitz . . Flora ....... , Hardsburg .. Marion , . . Urbana .,... A,. EvanswHe Cennal Benton .....,,,.. B43 Vernon ,,. West Frankfort .. Thrailkill Icxckson S Q- wr' I-Q90 f, f R - -M m..,,,1- - ,Q W f :lj ' 'if' We K ldv Q- ' f 4 ,V 'us . , . 4 , ,, N , V A ,lp nf gf -W, 1.4 kg .JVM I V e , 1 ,WJ ,fa V L . W mf , fgv- , ,Mfg ,4 Ai,X,,yfl,w,.f J, , if fv A f LJ- NMI M' :aw Ng-., wgxfx- ' , K nl , 'W W ' 'f W: ' , V 'Y ffffffef I 4' MANAGERS CHEER LEADERS Earl Baker, Billy Thomason, Earl Queen, Donald Connie Meador, Susie Woolbright, Freddie Barnes, Bonnie Smith Denny, Iimmy Sommers m PIGL KI PARADE m The l944 football season proved to be slightly more successful than last year's. Al- though only three victories were registered, the gridders Were a definite threat to their oppon- ents. With only three players returning from last year's first team and With only a few boys who had been in an inter-school contest, Coach Trout developed a fighting team. During the nine-game schedule the Trout- men Won three important contestseall confer- ence games. These victories put them in sec- ond place in the South Six Conference. Lead- ing the offensive were two senior linemen, Rogers and Opolka, who befuddled opponents by pulling out of their positions to carry the ball. Geilhausen and Schifferdecker were the spark plugs of the backfield with Broughton and Oland in the supporting roles. Anderson, Schnake, and McKee were outstanding on de- fense. McKee received honorable mention in the all-state football selections for center. Other linemen were lackson and Klosterman. After a lapse of one year in their rivalry, Mt. Vernon and Centralia engaged in a bitterly fought contest which resulted in the Orphans' defeat, 25-U. Five of the '44 regulars Will graduate this year: Rogers, Opolka, lackson, Broughton, and McKee. Several underclassmen saw consider- able action during the season and will return next year to form the nucleus of another fight- ing Centralia team. Eversmen, the B Squad - Troutmen of the Future 60 Top Evers Arnold Sprehe Beal Correll Stanley Telford Beaver Rush Schnake Shaw lohnson Bottom Upchurch Modglin Durbin Davis Cerny Henry Kell Gregg Opollca Parkinson Parkinson Miss Palmer, Instructor Girls' Physical Education THE FEMININ ORLD QF PQRT Although not as highly publicized as boys' sports, the activities of the girls at CTI-IS in their gym classes and after school sessions were enjoyed by all participants. With the opening of school, the members of the gym classes, efficiently directed by Miss Palmer, instructor of Girls Physical Education, began their year with calisthenics. After Weeks of aching muscles and creaking bones, the girls con- tinued their year's program by playing volley ball and indian baseball. J Twisted necks and ankles Were the results of tumbling which came next. Of the competitive sports engaged in, basketball seemed to be preferred by most of the girls. The climax of the season was an inter-class tournament held in March. The spoils be- longed to the Sophomores who defeated the hard-fighting Freshmen. Preparations for colorful period dances of America to be given at the May Pete were begun soon after the tournament. The girls Worked industriously during class, before and after school, and at noon to perfect the dances presented to the public at this annual event. Outdoor sports, such as baseball and certain phases of track, concluded a year of toil and enjoyment for the girls in the gym classes. 61 0' Earl Queen, Earl Baker, Billy loe Thomason F A K E, S H O T, F Q U L Passage, Although Coach Trout's 1944-45 basketball edition of the Orphans did not reach the state finals, they achieved some very high honors. T'he Centralia quintet flashed through four bril- liant games in the second annual Centralia Holiday Tournament, one of the strongest mid- season classics in the state, to win the trophy. After stepping over the weaker teams in the Regional Tourney, the Troutmen advanced to the Sectional by defeating a favored Salem five. The ,Qrphan cagers were finally stopped by a very' owerful West Frankfort crew in the Sectional? finals. The boys who represented CTHS in the final tournaments were Anderson fcaptainl, DeLay, McBride, Rogers, and Rush. The only losses to the squad through graduation will be DeLay and Rogers, two very outstanding players. Tribute should also be paid to Coach Evers and his B squad. This group was the only B team in the state to remain undefeated throughout their entire schedule which consist- ed of twenty-six games. Their record has never been equaled by any CTHS basketball team, varsity or B squad. This team also won the South Six Conference championship for freshmen and sophomores. The boys who played during most of the games were Gluck, Manns, McBride, Mc- Dowell, McKain, Schlictman, and Iohnny Wil- son. SECOND FIDDLERS ,H .j , . ' Front Row: Schlictman, Gluck, McBride, McDona1, McDowell, Manns, McKain Back Row: Coach Evers, Locke, Durbin, Phipps, Cerny, Schultz, Fearheiley, Thrailkill, ferry Wilson, I Iohnny Wilson was absent. 3. y - . T- N 'I r-if r Oh Ossie makes the Kiss Shot I. B. Clarida I. Rogers D. Schnake A. Opolka H. Hush CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CHTS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS CTHS Ashley . ,. AnnaJonesboro Sandoval .. DuQuoin , Vandaha .. Marion . . , Sandoval West Frankfort Champaign . Decatur Urbana Benton Taylorville .. Harrisburg Decahu Marion , DuQuoin AnnaJonesboro West Frankfort Collinsville , Mt. Vernon . Ashley ..,. Benton . Flora ..,. Harrisburg ., Taylorville Mt. Vernon Vandaha H. C. Anderson C. Oland C. DeLay 63 I K. McBride B. Geilhausen gil N 'Qi 1 Front Row: Burris, Conner, Rogers, White. Noble, Anderson Second Row: Fetgatter, Geilhausen, McCullough, Osborne, Opolka, Bogard, Schifterdecker, Wilson, Lake, Phillips Back How: Coach Evers, Henry, Morris, Blackwell, Stanley, Schnake, Schultz, Seibel, Gluck, McDonal, Bonner, Bryant, McDonald, McBride, Clarida, Rush ,44 TRACKSTERS, Cl DER CHAMPS The track season of l944, as far as the record of the team as a group is concerned, proved to be the most outstanding in the his- tory of this sport at CTHS. Never before had a Centralia track team racked up such vic- tories as the thinclads of last year. Coach lim Evers led his band of Orphans to first place in 1944 poils South Six Championship, Lawrenceville District Championship, Paris Relays Championship the Paris Relays and the Big Six Conference Meet. Next the cindermen earned their way to the State Meet by sweeping through the District contest at Lawrenceville. The track- sters, coming through with six victories and two second places, failed to place in only the State meet. The most consistent point-gainers were as follows: Geilhausen, Lake, and Wilson, dashes, Anderson and Opolka, hurdles and 440 respec- tivelyg Conner and Noble, pole vaultg McCul- lough and Osborn, high jumpg and McDonald and Wilson, broad jump, Bogard and Rogers figured prominently in the middle distances, Schifferdecker heaved the shot, and White hurled the discus. Garrett and Phillips were consistent in the mile. The frosh relay, com- posed of Bryant, McDonal, Gluck, and Schultz, was defeated only twice. Ed, Note.-Because of conditions due to the war, this year's Sphinx had to go to press too early to report the record of the l945 track season. We have, therefore, reviewed the record of the 1944 tracksters. This policy will be followed hereafter. C' oxtms On Centroiicf, On Centroiio, Fight right down thott line, Don't let onyone Score ogoi n Now or otnytimel Rorhl Roth! Roth! On Centrotiiol, On Centrodicr, Fight horrd for your fotrnet st you, Fight, teiiowsl Fight! Fighti Fight! We'11 Win this gorrnel W 'T M432 4 X X Ossie joins cr club, wields 'E ,KF . X H F 'iff at Qt? -ff' fi H R5 1 ,, Y QM F ja ' Q 3 Q , ,ig ' I I ,, cr club, is cr club-head L. M 'Il -'PDF' 1 ' A W 'X arm, -ma, ' .. 555+ Y K' Jqctivities 'QQ-. -. Scott Kell lrma Felchlia Senior Assistant Editor-in-Chief Under the direction of Irma Felchlia, editor- in-chief of The Sphinx weekly, the Publishing Company of YOUR SPI-HNX l-HT PARADE, the 1944-45 editions of the newspaper came off the press crammed full of interesting and well- written material. Irma was assisted by Scott Kell, senior assistant editor, and Royce Stein- mann, news editor, Bobby Ford, assistant news editor, Mary Wham, feature editor, Marcella Pelchlia, third page editor, and Glenn Bischof l-larleen Sim- and lim McKee, sports editors. mons, business manager, Pete Brown, circula- 0i9.suur Q21- slim 4j,o-wr flllupiwtv-N we il'5fl'rllfl5y:?f WWE J frrsk I x 4 0,4 ' - 14.-ky . tion manager, and ick Seibel exchange editor, also helped t u ssful year. Other members of the staff w eserve com- mendation for their cont ' s e lohn Gore, Norma Prudent, Fae Williams, and lim Tillman. Principal directors of the company were Miss Constable, editorial adviser, and Mr. Brown, business adviser. Outstanding among the issues of l944-45 was the special Christmas edition. Throughout the year, however, news articles, human inter- est stories, forceful editorials, expert sports articles crowded the pages of The Sphinx. Pictures, too,-pictures of athletic contests, of the 1945 May Queen, the Reveliers, and the gold star alumni-added attractiveness to your newspaper. Many were the difficulties of composing headlines, many the worries of making copy fit the space. But always the paper came to you on time, full of 'lnews and people in the news. Your Publishing Company deserves a vote of thanks for a job well done HMI Seibel. Glenn Bischot, Harleen Simm Marcella Felchlia, Royce Stein mann, Pete Brown, Iiin Mc ee Mary Wham, Bobby Ford, Dck B k Row: V. Crouch, B. Pitt, B. Scott, K Colon, N, Prudent, N laclcson, B B ser, T. Grmer, E. Bixman, E. Sanders ont Row: N. Donoho, C. Merritt, P. Sei- D. Thomas, F. Barnes, A. Linkon, Rogers, R A. Baker, I. McCoy, T. De ey. C PDSIN STAFF When the doors of the Conservatory opened last fall, the Composing Staff had already been at work all summer arranging the music and completing other technical details in order to bring YOUB SPHINX HlT PABADE to you, the audience. Co-editors Lorene Brown and Dorothy Hold- en, chief composers, assisted by Art Editor Al- bert Opolka and Photographer Dee Gehrig, spent many hours preparing the score and writing lyrics to fit the music. Their music critic was Miss lulia Phillips, sponsor. Commercial sponsors for the l-lit Parade were obtained by Dolores Thomas, business manager, Mr. Brown, business adviser, and the business staff. All through the year the entire staff worked preparing editorial copy and securing adver- tisements, Special acclaim is given to lim McKee, Kay Colon, Eileen Todd, Marybelle Boston, luanita Griffith, Pat Seibel, Everett Sanders, Annette Linlcon, Mary Perrine, Buth Baker, Betty Pitt, Caroline Merritt, lackie Mc- ,Q 1 X Coy, Don Schnake, and Eunice Bixman fojffxi their oustanding work. KI!! y 'J' 5. x Dorothy l-lolden, Lorene Brown Co-editors Others members of the staff who merited special attention are Norma Prudent, Norma Donoho, Norma lackson, Betty Scott, Veneta Crouch, Tony Deley, Bichard Bieser, lohnny thomas, and Timmy Griner. So here it isl YOUR SPT-HNX HIT PARADE --brought to you through lots of fun and hard work by the Composing Staff and made possi- ble through your cooperation. We sincerely hope that this, Your Sphinx of 1945, meets with your hearty approval. S. P. Q. R. HI-Y EL CIRCULO ESPANOL Grcsucleamus Igitur. Senatus Popu- lusque Bomanus, the Latin Club, was led by Prima Consul Caroline Merritt, Secunda Consul Annette Linkon, Scri- ba Mary Perrine, and Aedile Mary Wham this past year. The club's ac- tivities, both major and minor, which included potlucks and other parties in addition to regular meeting ', were directed by Miss llert. Onward Christian Soldiers. Pete Brown, president, Martin Pinkstaff, vice-president Darrell Phelps, secre- tary-treasurerg and Winstoii Alcorn, chaplain, were chosen by the Hi-Y members to direct them during the past year. They were ably assisted by Mr. Smith as sponsor. The rnajo: social events of their year were a skating forty and ci banquet. D D DU QRS El Rancho Grande. Students desiring to learn more about the culture, his- tory, and customs of the Spanish-spealo ing people joined the Spanish Club. With Patty Trout as president, Iane McCall, vice-president, Mary Lou Gor- don, secretary, and Miss Kruse, spon- sor, the members learned many Span- ish songs and corresponded with stu- dents in Latin American countries. Top Row: R. Dietz, D, Adams, D. Gray, E. Barr, P. Kell, I. Barker, B. Dutt, B. Patchin, E. Bixman, I. Goff Middle Row: S. Kell, A. Linkon, M. Per- rine, C. Kell, B. Adams, M. Emig, B. I. Hite, C. Meiritt, M. Cunningham, H. Baker, E. Stanford, E. Wham, P. Floyd, M. Wham, A. Koelling Bottom Row: B. Hudson, M. Norris, I. Holmes, D. Holden, N. Benson, E. Brown, K. Neumann, H. Garrett, N. Thomas, I. McCoy, I. Kell Top Row: I. Mayfield, B. Bundy, D. Phelps, P. Curry, C. Stock, T. Neu- decker, R. Neathammer, R. Henry, I, Basham, M. Oakes, I. Miles, C, Wie- chert, D. Pearson, P. Brown Second Row: A. Opolka, I. Hager, L. Bickel, W. Alcorn, B. Burgess, L. Byrd, T. Atkins, G. Topper, M. Pinkstaii, I. Cain, C. Kline, I. Aussieker, I, Kal- berkamp Third Row: B. Schnake, S. Doolen, E. Waggoner, T. Rankin, I. Thomas, E. Copple, C. Phelps, I. McKee, G. Bis- chot, B. Harrison, E. Bostwick Bottom Row: I. Giiffin, I. B. Clarida, B. B Ford, B. Phillips, B. Bedus, D. Fox, Carlyle Top Row: B. Baldridge, P. Ott, P, Fort- ney, P. Bingarnan, M. Beckmeyer, P Mcldill, I. McCall, D. Grine, M. L Gordon Middle Row: P. Thalman, A. Davidson M. Bemacle, P. Coyne, P. Trout, M. L Copple, A. Chaffee, N. I. Prudent U. P. Clark, D. Boggs, L, Edmonson B. Walker, L. Byrd Bottom Row: P, Rogers, C. McCallion, D Patterson, M. Chambers, B. Sticher R. L. Heironimus, B. Sissorn, I. Patton D. McMath, N. Peskind, I. Hesse-r JU D JTI D .U DU Top Row: E. Amadei, M. Manees, B Redus, W. Terry, I. Aussieker, G. Bischol, M. Bogard, W. Donoho, I. McKee, I. Rogers, B. Turnbow, N. Addington, C. Kell Middle Row: I. Netherton, V. L. Blades P. Rogers, E. Mitchell, D. Rogers, D Oldham, D. Smith, S. Lee, P. Seibel T. Crane, N. Kaelin, B. Marshall, N Iackson Bottom Row: N. Berkley, I. Mitchell, I Harlow, B. Pitt, B. Iollifl, D. Boggs, M. Byrd, H. Garrett, B. Corridori, P. Car- lyle, I, Holmes Top Row: B. L. Shanks, E. Kell, D. Tay- lor, B. Taylor, L. Byrd, S. Kell, B. Neathamrner, N. Prosise, I. Herbert I. Vllilloughby, l. Owens, I. Tatum B. Treloggen, l. Felchlia Middle Row: I. Griffith, P. Thalman, M Stater, B. L. Walker, C. Brueggernan, M Hohrnan, I. Copple, B Niemann, L. Iungers, C. Cook, G. M Michael, E. McKinney, K Colon, B. Crawford, F. Bronson, L. Brown Bottom Row: li M. Loyd, F. Stasxk, M. Gray, F. Arning, B. Haney, M. Byars, O. Prosise, V. Bundy, P. Copple, D. Holden, H. Mowen Tow Row: N. Shingleton, C. Kell, H. Simmons, E. Mitchell, D. Rogers, N. I. Prudent, M. L. Copple, S. Corzine, I. A. Beed, S. Slavik, S. Deabler, N. Chrisman, P. Seibel, I. Griffith M. Wham Middle Row: l. Biechman, A. Linkon, M. Perrine, E. Amadei, M. Manees, B. Tillman, M. Huff, D. Hall, V. Cham- bers, N. Kaelin, B. I. Hite, B. L. Shanks, D. Boggs, I. Shupert, M. Emig, D. Oland Bottom Row: I. Veltman, B. Stanford, I. Mitchell, F. Barnes, B. Dunbar, B. Smith, C. Meador, E. Wernsman, B. McMenamy, I. Holmes, M. Woolbright TINOR .VJ IJ D7 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA PEP Please Take cr Letter, Miss Brown. One of the outstanding minor notes among our Specials was the Future Business Leaders of America. Led by a trio composed of Ferris Creed, presi- dent, Kay Colon, vice-president, Lorene Brown, secretary-treasurer, and spon- sored by the teachers of Commerce, the organization studied the problems of the business World from every view- point. The members worked harmoniously with local businessmen, thus learning some of the necessary facts that must be known about business. With this information the members were able to take positions with sufficient knowl- edge of what would be expected of them. 71 Hail to the Cardinal. This familiar refrain, heard at football and basket- ball gamesjwas led by the Pep Club under the leadership of Imogene Biech- man, president, Iane Reed, vice-presi- dent, Marion Bmig, secretary, and Miss McCullough, sponsor. Pep assemblies to which the students responded with much spirit were also sponsored by this club. .U m D VI .VJ m D Top Row: P. Arnold, Dwight Kinsey, W. Warren, Duane Kinsey, B. Nollman B, Holmes, B. Cromean, K. Brake, I. Roper Middle Row: B. Harlow, L. Seiber, W. McConnaughay, I. Whitchurch, B. Smith, M. Garritson, M. Hoyt, R. Beal, D, Greer, R, Davis Bottom Row: I. D. Bundy, B. Helpingstine, L. Brake, C. Kell, C. Kent, C. Mor- dini, T. Phillips, D. Bozarth, B. Phil- lips, I. Bozarth Top Row: H. Tate, C. Glammeyer, G. Spears, I. Tabor, O. Thomas, B. Cro- mean, I. Birkes, E. Blasdel, R. Hobbs, T. Brown, V. Phillips Middle Row: E. Buchanan, R. McKinzie, D, Kent, I. B. Mordini, E. Storment, E. Langenfeld, S. Markham, R. Barr, I. Beaver Bottom Row: S. Stevens, I. Hartley, I. Lacey, V. McNeill, B. Densmore, E. Petrea, I... Moulton. A. March, I. Dobbs, E. Knicker Top Row: M. Emig, D. Boggs, I. Shupert, M. Perrine, N. Shingleton, S. Lee, A. Williams, H. Armstrong Middle Row: N. Iohnston, D. Patterson, B. Baldridge, D. Taylor, C. Bates, M, A. Crawford Bottom Row: P, Hudgens, L. Campbell, I. Taylor, B. Taylor, E. Bibb, B. McBride, D. Young FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA TENNIS Old MacDonald Had a Farm. The FFA directed by President Stanley Stevens, Vice-President Pete Arnold, Secretary Harold Tate, Treasurer Wil- ford Warren, and Reporter Elmer Stor- ment was one of the most outstanding minor notes of the Specials. The Future Farmers of America is a national or- ganization composed of chartered state associations Which in turn are made up of local chapters in the high school. Learning to do, doing to learn, earn- ing to live, and living to serve is the theme of these boys who Want to be- come farmers. Guided by Mr. Clarida, the Future Farmers completed several worthwhile projects during the year. 72 After the ball is over. The Tennis Club, another branch of the Girls' Athletic Association, had as its major members Mary Perrine, president, Iac- queline Shupert, vice-president, and Ioyce Taylor, secretary-treasurer. Under the expert supervision of Miss Huck, the girls learned the fundamentals of the game and many of them became skilled players. I GIRLS' BOWLING TUMBLING Sally in Our Alley. The Bowling Club, another minor note in the chord that is the Girls' Athletic Association, was competently led by Mary Perrine, president, and Phyllis Bingaman, sec- retary. The girls were divided into two classes, one of which met on Tuesday of each week and the other on Thurs- Top Row: M. Griffith, L. Paulauslcis, L. Chapman, D. Ferrari, D. Fark, D. Lackey, F. Heap, M. Needles, P. Bing- aman, B. Haney, M. Byars Middle Row: D. Prather, C. Uhls, B. L. Shanks, D. Patterson, M. Bechtold, P. Gettings, B. Yount, B. Patchin, C. Wendt. I. A, Kramer, E. McKinney, K. Colon Bottgm How: S. Stevens, M. L. Iones, B. lreloggen, S. Hutson, B. L. Heironi- mus, F. Bousman, I. Davis, D. Holden, G Bea, N. Laughhunn, N. Broad- hurst, M. Gray Top Row: M. Perrine, C. Kell, B. Bald- ridge, I. Mitchell, G. Rittenhouse, I. Taylor, P. Hudgens, B. Taylor, L. Campbell, E. Bibb, D. Norwood, S. Deabler, N. Chrisman Middle Row: M Wham, B. Adams, A. Linkon, l. Biechman, C. Saul, E. Amadei, I. Griffith, B. Hails, V. Lee, I. Hodges, H. Armstrong, D. Taylor, C. Bates, B, Bizot Bottom Row: S. Slavik, B. Stanford, B. McBride, M. A. White, S Stater, M. Parks, F. Barnes, B. Erbe, M A. Craw- ford, D. Young, N. Peskind Top How: C. Bates, B. Meador, M. A. Cnawgrd, I. Taylor, E. Bibb, I. Mitch- e , . Westman Taylor, B. Treloggen, P. Middle Row: B. Bizot, B. Cramer, B Simmons, D. Taylor, V. Bellemey, M. Cunningham, B Wham, B. L. Shanks Bottom Row: V. Dexter, B. Smith, F. Curry, O. L. Wanzo, I Patton, I. A Stuber, I. Holmes, I. McCoy day. After a brief meeting in the girls' gym, the members of the club went to the bowling alleys, where, under the excellent direction of Miss Palmer, instructor of physical education, they were taught to bowl. By the end of the year, many of the members had become skillful bowlers. See them tumbling down. The art of tumbling is not easily acquired, but, under the leadership of Bonnie Smith, president, Marylene Cunningham, sec- retary, and Miss Palmer, sponsor, the members worked all year to increase their skill. Their faithfulness in practic- ing made the Tumbling Club an im- portant minor note in the Girls' Ath- letic Association. n m n QRS n m n 73 ART Artistry in Rhythm. Under the lead- ership ot Dolores Thomas, president, Harleen Simmons, secretary, and Miss Brehm, sponsor, the Art Club members converted straight lines and curves in- to beautiful pictures, some ot which decorated the bulletin boards of CTHS. With or Without models, however, the members sought eagerly to improve their artistic ability. GOLF Playmates. The Golf Club, one of the most important Specials, boasted of having as members some of the best golfers of CTHS. Led by Claude Beal, president, Lawrence Klein, vice-presi- dent, Richard Thompson, secretary, and lohn Rogers, treasurer, the club Won the district tournament last tall. Mr. Herfurth Was sponsor. D IJ DU Ml DRS C' h-J LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Alouette. The activities ot the French Club the past year included the study of the customs of the French, listening to records of French music, and,learn- ing French songs and games. of the main projects for the ear was com- piling a scrapboolcff ench pictures and of arti esM,k5Lf1'c1irrenUinterestiper- taining to rhnce. 2 W 1' . g Q. , ,al i Q 5 , y . . All ' t .' ,V 3 n Toy! Hfairv: I. Netheptoig, I. Riechman, W. Orrisonfm. Ogiollca, B.-?hOOlC, H., roW'n, A. Chaffee? D. homas ivndd 9 Row? ct. Mccfbiiiion, P. ripuif E. Bixgnan, U. F. Clark, B. Ypunt, H. Sirnmbfis, M. Perrine., 'J ,L . f' ' Bgitom Row: P. Rogers, D. Gray, B. F Sissorn, M. Wroolbright, N. 'Broad- hurst,i,,-M. Gray, Atchison. ' 'J ,I -xml X , i 1, ' x . f, , ,.l . -I M-'J' ' -Q If f LF?-,, i 4 n f 1 9 Top How: L. Byrd, ET Thrailkili, L. V Klein, I, Rogers., , Bbttlgm Row: R. Thombson, C. Beal, B, Ford, D. Vlfatson, B. Turnbow, K. Neumann. W ,, . L, ,f ,fe . tis if to I we , 'l . 6 . -' rf-Zi . iam , Asif ' S Top Row: D. Gilley, P. Trout, E. Wham, A. Williams, D. Maulding, B. Harvey, B. Deley, VV. Leckrone. Bottom Row: C. McCallion, D. Gray, V. Stivers, M. R. Hilton, P. May, G. Sundermeyer, I. McCoy. D D D7 W 1 H D, ACCOMP NISTS E, Library Assistants D The Last Round-Up m D Day In-Day Out Dj D There'11 Be Some Changes Made Dj D Information, Please Dj D Thats How I Subscribed to Liberty Magazine Dj D With a Song in My Heart 75 M WSW Wi ,lfuipw gpecials M Q if 'IFF l 1 Y Fight Centrolig, fight tor victory! Fight OH feorrlessly, Troutmehl 1 Come on, fellows, tight cmd Win this ggmel Hold them, stop them, show them, outploy them To our colors, Cotrcliriotl cmd White, We Will ever be true. 1 if 1 No matter if you Win or lose, , P Centrorliot I-ligh, We're for youl 0 4 D ig 1 A 13 0 Qi n o 0 yi? A lit lt -D 99? N 555' G Hay Z Leaves fall as Ossie bcxrefoots thru the snow JP 3 ! ik, Y T392 3, n . jpg ' 44 ' k if . - ,Q A' f f x Vg ,G 1 Wff' ' ' 1 ., uf . ' ,, A ., f 1 1 sg.. .Mx r - - E ksfgti 'L . S... X. .-4+ +15 ,F K Y' ' A f' --0 ' 17' 49 1 v gi if .1 , 1-,Y I? gg' .- im Xe I j'5C','P'fCz nafacr- 5 Q NAME K1 HUM ivioraiiis it . - 9 OfFalt September 5, 1944, dawned bright and clear, and approximately lUOU students lined up at CTHS to receive their schedules for the school year of 1944-45. The first major event of the year was the annual message from the Superintendent at the Convocation Assembly on September 7. We got off to a good start on September 20 by electing Glenn Bischof and Shirley Lee to be our Student Body officers, and by September 27 football practice was well underway. The new school busses finally arrived, and October 6 found the students who lived in outlying dis- tricts riding to school on the truck for the last time. lt was also on October 6 that the Bed- birds defeated the Marion football team 25-O. On October 9 the students rode merrily to school in the new busses for the first time. One of these same busses transported the football team to Urbana on October 13. At an assem- bly held October 16, Bobert Zimmerman, a famous deep-sea diver, told us of some of the many interesting things that happen under water, and October 24 found the Annual staff having club pictures made. Open House was held at CTHS on Novem- ber 8, and many parents and friends in the community were present to view the exhibits put up by the students. On November 11, the 1944 football season ended. The opening celebration for Book Week, November 12-18, was a Book Week Tea given by the library for the faculty and other guests on November 12. A mock election, sponsored by the Sphinx Weekly, held November 7. and participated in by all students, reelected President Boosevelt for a fourth term. Basketball season officially opened for us on November 18 when we de- feated Ashley 53-24. D STUDENT S Periodff ' Subject ' Room T 2: , 'W ' g If llgiffg W4 fbi 5227 lljdf 5 4 ' ZZZ4 Go to Recitation as Indicated By the Period, Section andfi Room gftocker No. Auditorium Seat i if +601 2.7 .F 'r-i If ts-iii 9 in f' 's as Q - - Lf. M A Od? ber 4- '5 F ' 15 ' O m ME CRIE m Ofwinter ln answer to many requests, Coach Trout, on December 1, made Charles Oland a sea- soned player, before allowing him to play in any more basketball games, by sprinkling him liberally with salt, pepper, and other season- ings. V On December 5. a student assembly pro- gram was given at which time contributions were made by the students to buy a memorial plaque on which the names of CTHS alumni and former students who had died in World War ll were to be listed. This plaque was unveiled on December 7, immediately before an assembly held to observe Pearl Harbor Day. Two major events of the year occurred on December 15-the Music and Foreign Lan- guages Departments presented the annual Christmas play, and school was dismissed for the Christmas holidays. On the next day, December 16, Champaign defeated the Or- phans in a thrilling game 44-37. Nothing hap- pened for nearly two weeks. Then, on Decem! 4' ber 29, the Troutmen won the Centralia Holi- day Tournament after four hard games of play. On Icmuary 5 the tedious job of tabulating the Senior statistics was begun, and on Icmucrry 12 the Orphans began and completed the task of defeating the Harrisburg quintet. Ianuary 22 proved to be one of the blackest days of the year, first semester report cards were distrib- uted. One of the most popular and well-liked assemblies of the year was provided on Icrnu- ary 24 when the Reveliers swung out for the benefit of the swing fans. FBLA typing contests were held Icmucxry 23, and on Icrnuary 29 Scott Kell entered college, leaving the Sphinx Weekly minus a Senior as- sistant. The first important event of the second month of the year occurred on February 5 when Betty Hodson began her new duties as office secretary. Then, on February 14. the second big event took place. At the annual Valentine-'s Day darice, Mary Mabry and lim Kalberkamp were' elected Valentine sweet- hearts. X, il t ,I ' , A v K x , X .Jljjl ri!! X!! jj 21 tl! If fy - 1' 1 X ff riff- .uf tl f jf I wx J I A , .. l, T, f. x M m j , fl JJ f iff fi L K 1' Q is 74 X :run u mx nm xsun mc H sc Hom ummm' 4-,um al on :gf 55?-I I A j R I D I ra A. K I-NTRAI IA TUV! NSHII HIGH SFHOOI. RI- PORT CARD ipcgt, N-rm-xivr 4..'-Ll 194 l94 ' YY YY.......4. as 76 .ff ,,2' .. 1 1...,..w lvl? Q A A m EMORIES nl QF Spring On March 1, the Sphinx Annual staff proud- ly hung in their Window a service star, Albert Opolka, their art' editor, had joined the Navy. Then the grass began to grow, trees began to bud, birds began to sing more and more, and Spring came tripping in on March 21. March May 10 Cso the contract saysl was the da I on which YOUR SPI-HNX 1945 arrived, and on May 13, the CTHS us nd band pri- sented a Mothers' Da co . May 24 s W the last edition of t S Weekly. 1 a very impressive cer on! o the ni t off ay 23 found the Annual Staff Working diligently 18, Barbara Niem 1 cr We ir ird to meet their final deadline on March 25. Queen of May at he tr ition a Fe e. On Then camel April. On .April 4. the War May 26 the lpcd .nmol .D of e Iumor . . ' . year was held the I ior ior Pro 5 one of Bond and Stamp Auditing Committee totaled . z . , . the ,big even of t e Sen r year, t e Senior the proceeds of the day s sales. When April 7 f ' d 1 du me 28 rolled around, it found approximately 400 girls pl IC' O e WO YS T on y ' in bright cotton dresses Waiting to attend the ' Iune her the second ost important Everygirl's Banquet. On April 18, a group of vent ' th ni r lendar ac ureate. Latin students presented, for the benefit of XAnd, f' ly, Iune ,thec' a years their classmates, a tableau of Roman school of h d cam When- ppr im y one life. Still the place to go on Friday, April 20, hun .red f y s nts Were gr ed from was the regular school Vic dance, on April 23 , C S. the Sphinx Weekly staff Worked late preparing 1 , V, copy for- the Cub Edition. A Jil! A fgfljl 1 T X Pl Hfnwll.z0 T Q' QW' 3 C W , ,M ,, , --. --,..1-4..... .- Jung 5 m KI. G CO TO MARCH m Standing: Barbara Niemann, Ioan Abel, Betty Rose Marshall Seated: Virginia Stivers, Pat Seibel, lunior Chairman, Ann Chaffee, General Chairman: Dolores Thomas Senior Chairman, Patty Trout These girls with the aid of Miss Goessling and Miss Bledsoe presented Everygirl's Oriental Dream April 7-Everygirls Banquet May 13-Chorus presents Mothers' Day concert Top Row: N. Piatf, V. Mordini, B. Manns P, Seibel, R. Yancey, V. Crouch, N Tones, E. Rohn, M. Harting, V. Blades Br ant S Corzine M R Hilton D l. Y , . , . . , t Oldham, Rf Steinmcmn, H. Armstrong. Middle Row: V. Hobbs, D. Wilkinson, M Stater, M. A. Meyer, M. Huff, M. B Westman, M. L. Kendall, B. Niemann, A. Chaffee, P. Floyd, D. Thomas, S Smith, C. Stonecipher, A. Williams, N Weems, P. Brown. Bottom Row: I. Reed, B. Wimloerley, D. Hall, S. Cain, V. Stivers, I, Goff, P. Ad ams, N. Donoho, P. Copple, M. Craw lord, D. May, L. Cheely. Top Row: Hnlackson, D. aiuey, 1. Ate kins, B. Melton, A. Koelling, B. Cherry, W. Leckrone, L. 1Schultz, I. Manning, B Overlay, D. Bonner Middle Row: P. Arnold, l. Aussieker, B. Bundy, H. Wiehe, C. McRill, C. Heaton, E, Sanders, B. Martin, B. Burgess, I Adams Row R Mitchell K Cunningham Bottom : . , . - , I. Reed, M. Garritson, B. Fortney, P. Heinzmann, K. Stalcup, R. Davis, A. Phillips, H. Smith JU SAY IT ITH MUSIC D HW SWEETHEARTS m ln the spring a young man's fancy Lightly turns to thoughts of love. .yet 4 J- f A 1 :4,Chbt'l1E argrdgli' h Ieannine a Bill A l Q . and Jioe, lim and Ellen Marshall and Betty A ottietfzufd Tolgmf l 'A Hagry and Pat Iirnmy and Dorry 'I 'uf'-' ln U 4 H usic MAKER D And the bcmd played on-strains of martial music as they fell into perfect formation at football games a par? classical and semi-classical omposifiyrts at concertsg mod- 9' er ,v ne at infor ' emblies. , S ess d n c e,without hard wiork, 1-VERSON W' BARR fi -f ho ve , an be ' t ccess of th Dire Mu ' f . 'sr any rs of p ice, and apable 1 l ' .1 f l 1 ' V f I N H . f I , fguidgpze of r. .fi Mr. Barr med hi ese s1t ' Su ips Whi X . O slime head the cr s 1 us' K S- gf'-me H 1' fr , 1 . 1' , .- , My and ict conysts in pre-w r y' s werel still ,M ember 2 ' S1 - Ven e as s 3 ' WAV, th . f .b.1.. dd h A, F A gb 5 t , they ents GS 8 A 1 GS mong efiinpossl 11 s. , y , gweyer, H QC n 1 attend,a music cl' 'c at Vand ia Otffiestival in the music o , s of Ouixgfhool. M . .1 the Spring l ' ,, . ' I Barr geeive 1 ' muS'1E'al'gai the WJ on MGY13 the b pf Se ,'iL9',m1fuG1 Universih Oli loma, and lat in prcthers, Day they per- ajunior ig sc oo in a F ' Top Row: Virginia Stivers, Mary Belle Westman, M r ' St t B b N' n a gie a er, ar ara 1ema n Middle Row: Pat Seibel, Bob Melton, loan Bryant Bottom Row: Betty lune Sissom, Ierry Aussieker ff' . formed for the Cfntral Cit'f l5arent-Teacher AS- soci-ation andfffqywgrious other orgarfizationsf ahdx provided 'music for any off' bmi-hschool assembflies. i li ' ,iff J' A 1,-Leading the banclioni paylcle w,Q1s'.'drum' major lerryffAussielie'r, 'fho,f1spe,qjfr14any hours working -out routines dab Melton, Ioan Bryant, Pat Seibel, and Sissomf, twirlers, and with the flag swingers, Barbardi Niemann, Margie Stater, Virginia, Stivers, and Mary Belle Westman. Officers who performed many necessary services throughout the year were: Mary Mabry, president, ferry Aussieker, Vice-presi- dent, Mary Ann Veltman, secretary, Mary Lou Gordon, treasurer, and Charles Kline, librar- ian. A very important outgrowth of the band this past year was the Beveliers. This aggre- gation, composed mainly of band members and directed by Mr. Barr, rapidly gained pop- ularity and became one of the most outstand- ing swing bands in this vicinity. .,fr Q '-. a- -' 5 ' ' ' 1 86 f ' fi' 1 'f ' 1 1 , i.. f 1 u A m QRCHE TR TIQN m Brass Section Cornet Charles Kline Don Pearson Wayne Terry Eunice Rixrnan Iohn O'Dell Phyllis Frank Billie Green Clifford Miller Trombone Bob Burgess Ierry Aussieker Russell Mitchell La Vern Daum French Horn Keith Stalcup Dorthea Grine Billie McCaun Mary Mabry Everett Sanders Bass Thomas Barker lack Reed Baritone George Cheniae Donald Gilley Percussion Snare Drum Avonell Williams Richard Boston Marie Hohman Charles Wiechert Bass Drum Mary Wham Reed Section Flutes Mary Lou Gordon Mary Veltman Edith Sue Barr Mary Perrine Christine Terry Anne Buffat Eleanor Brown Oboe Ann Chaffee Clarinets Pauline Brinkrnann Loudine Brinkmann D. I. Mount Betty Iune Sissorn Annette Linlcon Betty Walker Margaret Crawford Marilyn Bozarth Iack Coates Nadine Chrisman Harriet Bierman Barbara Walker Ermogene George lean Wimpey Iim Cain Alto Clarinets Maxine Goforth Bonnie Broeker Tenor Saxophones Iimmie Reed Patsy Hunt Alto Saxophone Charlyne Koch Barbara McMillan Sue Cain Rachel Adams Iuanita Davis Carrie Bates Baritone Saxophone Mary Lou Kendall Bass Clarinet Mildred Kerwin Bassoon Caroline Merritt Marimba lane McCall Cymbal Ruth Anne Baker Q a I 73'-5-'Y' 'Ol his g Ossie Jams like Iames U I MAY 13-The band pre- sented its annual Moth- ers' Day concert. THE CONCERT BAND 87 JI' MAY 18-The thirty-third ' r' annual May Fete ' Q I F3 BEAUTIFUL LADY 57 1. ga 'cgauz J!l'Le144an n May Queen -U7 A PRETTY GIRL IS LIKE A MELODY D7 May Queen Attendants Melba Beckmeyer Helen Riley PCITTICICI Ann Trout Ieannine Geary Mary Belle Westman Shirley Deabler Wanda Branch Frances Iones HK' wa' rj ,ff I DU IJ Abel. Ioan-Iodie SOCIAL SCIENCE-Art 1, 2, Pep 1, 2, Scribblers 1, FBLA 3, Newspaper staff 1, news editor 2, feature editor 3, Everygirl's committee 3, chairman 4, Hi-Y Carnival Queen 1, Prom committee 3, Victory Corps 2, Clarinet quartet, district, state, fiLst 1. Addington. Norma COMMERCE--FBLA 4, May Fete 1, 2, Spanish play 1, 2. Agersborg. Helmer. Ir.-Auge MATHEMATICS-Latin 1, 2, May Fete 1, 2, Agersborg. Iames-Iimmy MATHEMATICS-Latin 1, 2, May Fete 1, 2, Ainscough. Martha-Tiny COMMERCE-Library assistant 4. Amadei. Elna Pauline-Babe COMMERCE-Tumbling 1, Pep 1, 2, 4, Bowling 4, FBLA 4, May Fete 1, 2, 4, War 'Bond advertising committee 4, Vic- tory Corps 2. Arning. Frances-Frankie COMMERCE-Transferred from Hoyleton, Illinois, 1943, Glee Club 1, 2, All-school play 2, FBLA 3, 4, Everygirl's committee 4. Atchison. Wilma-Willie COMMERCE-T r a n s f e r r e d from Wood River, Illinois, 1943, GAA 1. Aussieker. Ierry-Aussie MUSIC-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 4, May Fete 1, 2, 3, 4, Brass sextet, district, state, first 1, Trombone solo, district, state, first 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal sextet, district, state, first 3, Vocal solo, district, state, first 3. Baker, Earl-Glim SCIENCE-Football and basketball man- ager 4. Barnes. Fredericka-Freddie MATHEMATICS-Latin 1, Pep 4, Bowling 4, Yearbook staff 3, 4, Everygirl's com- mittee 1, 2, 4, May Fete 1, 2, 4, Library assistant 4, Cheer leader 4, Girl's bas- ketball tournament 2. Battles. Betty I.-Boppie SOCIAL SCIENCE-Photoplay, vice-presi- dent 2, Pep 1, 2, 3, Everygirl's committee 2, May Fete 1, 2, Usher at Baccalaureate and Commencement 3. Beals. Barbara-Babs SCIENCE-Transferred from Litchfield, Illi- nois, 1943, Spanish 2, Home Economics 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, Prom committee 3, Usher at Commencement and Baccalaur- eate 3, Everygirl's committee 4. Beck. Carmen-Becky SOCIAL SCIENCE-Pep 1, 2, 15 to lay 2, Everygirl's committee 1, Prom ittee 3, May Fete 1, Usher at Bacca reate and Commencement 3. -ug '1 Berkley. Norma Iean-Berk COMMERCE-GAA 1, FBLA 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, May Fete 1, 2, 4. Bischof. Glenn MATHEMATICS-Student Body president 4, Class basketball 2, 3, 4, FBLA 4, Newspaper staff, co-editor sports page 4, May Fete 2, War Bond auditing com- mittee, chairman 4. Boston. Marybelle K.-Merrie MATHEMATICS-Pep 1, 2, 3, Newspaper staff 1, 4, Yearbook staff 4, Everygirl's committee 1, 2, 3, Prom committee 3, May Fete 1, 2, 4. SE IOR SCORE D m Bousman. Marcelline-Moddie COMMERCE-Pep 1, 2, 3, Photoplay 1, 2, Everygirl's committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom committee, chairman 3, All-school play 2, Drama Festival 2. Brandol. Wanita Marie COMMERCE-GAA l, Everygirl's commit- tee l, 3, May Fete 1, 2. Broughton. Harry-Goodtime MATHEMATICS-Class vice-president 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3. Brown. Lorene-Brownie COMMERCE-Transferred from Salem, Illi- nois, 1943, Knitting 2, FBLA 3, secretary- treasurer 4, Newspaper staff 3, Yearbook staff, co-editor 4, Class committee 4, Usher at Baccalaureate and Commencement 3, May Fete 3, 4, War Bond auditing com- mittee 4, Everygirl's committee 4. Burden. Roselyn-Rosie COMMERCE-Transferred from Altamont, Illinois, 1943, Girls' basketball 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. Byars. Merle COMMERCE-Pep 1, 2, Bowling 4, FBLA 2, 4, May Fete 1, 2, Everygirl's committee Byrd. Melvin Bay-Admiral INDUSTRIAL ARTS-May Fete 1, 2. Byrd. Mildred Maye-Mil COMMERCE-FBLA 3, 4, Newspaper staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Everygirl's committee 3, 4, May Fete 1, Spelling contest 1, Victory Corps 2. Carlyle. W. T.-Bill SCIENCE-Class treasurer 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep 2, Prom committee 3, May Fete l, 2. Chaffee. Ann MUSIC-Tennis 3, Pep 1, 2, 3, 4, Photo- play, secretary 2, Accompanist club 2, Art 4, Spanish 4, Newspaper staff l, Year- book staff 3, 4, Everygirl's committee 1, 2, junior chairman 3, general chairman 4, May Fete 1, 2, 3, 4. Cole. Katherine COMMERCE-Transferred from Keyesport, Illinois, 1944, May Fete 4, Class play 3, Latin 1, GAA 1, 2, 3, Iunior Red Cross 2, Colon. Kay COMMERCE-Transferred from Eau Claire, Wisconsin, 1942, Latin 2, Spanish 3, FBLA 3, vice-president 4, Bowling 4, Newspaper staff 4, Yearbook staff 4, Everygirl's com- mittee 3, 4, Usher at Commencement and Baccalaureate 3, Student Council 1, War Bond auditing committee 4. Connaway. Iamwlaney SCIENCE-Pep 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper staff 1, Evnggirls committee 1, 2, 3, 4, May Fetei , , 4, Usher at Commencement and Baccalaureate 3. Conner. lim-Chalk SOCIAL SCIENCE-Class vice-president 3, gasgcetball 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, Track Copple. Edwin F. MATHEMATICS-Football 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, May Fete 1, 2, Victory Corps 2, Class committee, chairman 4. Cramer. Leroy-Ioker SCIENCE-May Fete 1, 2. 90 Creed. Ferris COMMERCE-FBLA 3, president 4, Every- girl's committee 1, 2, May Fete I, 2, Vic- togy Corps 2, Essay contest, district, first 3. Crouch. Delores SOCIAL SCIENCE-GAA 1, 2, 4, vice- president 3, May Fete 1, 2, 3, 4. Cunningham. Kenny SOCIAL SCIENCE-Transferred from Anna- Ionesboro, Illinois, 1943, Speech play 3. Czerwonka. Raymond Everett-Buck MATHEMATICS-Transferred from Dix, Illi- nois, 1942, Basketball l, 2. Daum. Ralph H.-Henry SCIENCE-May Fete 1, 2. Delay. Cyril-Cy MATHEMATICS-Transferred from Patoka, Illinois, 1944, Football 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, captain, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Class play 3, Member of National Honor Society, Champaign, 1. Dexter. Iames Otis SOCIAL SCIENCE--May Fete l, 2. Dodillet. Patricia Iosephine-Pat COMMERCE-GAA 1, Pep 1, 2, All-school play 2. Dunbar. Betty lean COMMERCE-GAA 3, 4, Pep 4, May Fete 1, 2, Everygirl's committee 4, Durham. Carl INDUSTRIAL ARTS-Transferred from Flora, Illinois, 1944, Now serving in the Armed Forces. Felchlia, Irma Louise-Lou MATHEMATICS-Spanish 2, FBLA 3, 4, Newspaper staff 2, first-page editor 3, editor-in-chief 4, Class committee 4, May Fete 1, 2, Spelling contest, second place 1. Ford. Bob SCIENCE-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Pep 2, Prom com- mittee, co-chairman 3, May Fete 1, 2. Gehrig. Dee R. MATHEMATICS-Camera 1, 2, Radio, president 2, 3, Yearbook staff 1, 2, photo- grapher 3, 4, May Fete 1, 2. Gott. Nona Gene-Goat COMMERCE--Pep 1, May Fete 1, 2. Gray. Darleene-Tuz LANGUAGES-Latin l, GAA 1, May Fete 1, 2. Griffith. Iuanita-Nete COMMERCE-GAA 1, 2, 3, Chairman in- door sports 2, 3, Pep 1, 2, 4, Bowling 4, Tumbling 1, 2, FBLA 4, Yearbook staff 4, May Fete 2, 4, War Bond advertising com- mittee 4, Library assistant 4. Griner. Hilda Maria SOCIAL SCIENCE-Correspondence 2, Spanish 2, 3, Everygirl's committee 1, 4, May Fete 1, 2. Griner. Iimmy MATHEMATICS-Track 1, 2, Football 2, 3, Basketball 2, Class basketball 2, 3, 4, Yearbook staff 4, May Fete 2. Griner. Leslie-Stinky INDUSTRIAL ARTS-May Fete 1, 3, Class basketball 1, 3. -if ,, SENIOR SCORE ,, M Hake. LaVeme-Mickey SCIENCE-Transferred from St. Louis. Missouri, 1944: Everygirl's committee 4. Hamilton. Fred SOCIAL SCIENCE-Now serving in the Navy. Haney. Betty MATHEMATICS-Pep l, 2, 3: GAA I, 2: Photoplay 2: FBLA 3, 4: Bowling 4: Everygirl's committee 3: War Bond audit- ing committee 4: Latin 2, 3: Victory Corps 2: May Pete 1. Hankins. Dick--Hank SOCIAL SCIENCE-Class basketball 4: May Pete 1. Hankla. Martha Let?Hank HOME ECONOMICS--Transferred from Carbondale, Illinois, 1943: Home Econom- ics, president 1: Iournalism, I: Newspaper feature editor I, staff 3. Harlow. Ioy Bernice COMMERCE-GAA 1: FBLA 4: Everygirl's committee 2: May Fete 2, Hatch. Harold INDUSTRIAL ARTS-Intramurals l, 2: Class basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Golf 2, 4: May Pete 2. Herbert, lack SCIENCE-Intramurals 2: Class basket- ball 2, 3, 4: May Pete l, 2. Hill. Iames E.-Hillbilly SCIENCE-Intramurals 1, 2: Tumbling team 3: Spanish 2: Tri-City music con- test, first, 2: Prom committee 3: May Pete 1, 2, Hilton. Mary Ruth-Tillie LANGUAGES-French 4: Accompanist club 3: Piano solo first, 3: May Pete 1, 3. Hobbs. Venita-Nete MUSIC-GAA l: Everygirl's committee 2, 3: May Pete l, 2, 4: Library assistant 4. Holden. Dorothy Maxine SCIENCE-GAA l, 2: Bowling 3, 4: Latin 2, 3, 4: PBLA 4: Newspaper staff 2, page editor 3: Yearbook staff 3, co-editor 4: Class committee 4: May Pete l, 2, 4: American Legion Auxiliary essay contest, third, 3: Spelling contest, third, 1: Vic- tory Corps 2: Everygirl's committee 4. Holmes. Norman Ray-Billy INDUSTRIAL ARTS+Intramural basketball l, 2: FFA 4: May Pete 1, 2: Now serving in the Navy. Huck. Imogene COMMERCE-Transferred from Hoyleton, Illinois, 1943. Huff. Iohn Patrick-Pat MATHEMATICS-Tumbling 2, 3: Prom corn- mittee 3: May Pete l, 2. Hutchison. Bob-Hutch SCIENCE-Class president I, 2: secretary 3: May Pete I, 2. Iacke. Robert E. SCgINCE-Intramurals l, 2: May Pete Iackson. Harry Wm.. Ir.-Bill INDUSTRIAL ARTS-Track 2, 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: May Pete I, 2: Now serving in the Navy. Iarvis. Robert-Bob INDUSTRIAL ARTS-May Pete l. Iolliff. Bettyrose-Betsy COMMERCE-PBLA 4: May Pete 1, 4: Newspaper staff l, 4: E.verygirl's com- mittee 4. Iones. Treva SCIENCE-May Pete 1. Kalberkamp. Iames E. Kob SCIENCE-Class president 3: Intramurals 1, 2: Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4: Prom committee chairman 3: May Pete l, 2. Kell, Scott K.. Ir.-Iunior MATHEMATICS-Transferred from Salem, New Iersey, 1942: Class vice-president I: Track 2: Basketball 2: Class basketball 2: Latin 3, 4: PBLA 4: Yearbook staff 2, 3: Newspaper staff 2, 3, assistant editor 4: May Pete 2, 3. Kent. Donald SOCIAL SCIENCE-Now serving in the Merchant Marines. Kerwin. Mildred LaVerne-Millie MUSIC-Transferred from Salem, Illinois, l942: Newspaper staff 4: May Pete 2, 3, 4. Kinsall. Mary E. SOCIAL SCIENCE-Spanish 2, 3: GAA 1, 2, 3: May Pete 1, 2: Everygirl's com- mittee 4. Klein. Lawrence SOCIAL SCIENCE-Golf 1, 2, 3, vice- president 4. Knight. Ioe Pat-Pat INDUSTRIAL ARTS-Pep l: Hi-Y 1: Cam- era 2: Tennis 2: Newspaper staff 1, 2: Prom committee chairman 3: May Pete l, 2: Basketball usher 2, 3, 4. Koelling. Alfred MATHEMATICS-Transferred from Irving- ton, Illinois, 1943: Class vice-president l: Latin 4: Newspaper staff l, 2, Kramer. Thomas Iames-Tommy SCIENCE-Radio 2: May Pete l, 2. Krietemeyer. Wilma COMMERCE-GAA 2: Spanish 2: May Pete I, 2. Langenfeld. Betty Lou--Red COMMERCE-GAA l, 2: Pep l, 2: May Pete 1, 2, 4: Library assistant 3: Girls' basketball tournament 1, 2: Usher at Commencement and Baccalaureate 3. Langenfeld. Edward-Shorty AGRICULTURE Lee. Shirley Rosalie-Lee SCIENCE-Student Body vice-president 4: Tennis 4: PBLA 4: Art 3: Pep I, 2: May Pete 2: May Queen attendant l: War Bond advertising committee, chairman 4: Escort at Commencement and Baccalaur- eate 3: Everygirl's committee 2, 3, 4. Little. Virginia-Ginnie SOCIAL SCIENCE-May Pete I, 2: Every- girl's committee 2. Loyd. Gladys COMMERCE-May Pete l, 2. Mabry. Mary Carolyn MUSIC-Spanish, president 3: Girls' teri- nis, vice-president 3: French horn solo, district, first l, 3: EverygirI's committee 4. 91 Maddox. Phyllis SOCIAL SCIENCE-FBLA 3, 4: Pep 1, 2: Victory Corps 2: Photoplay l, 2: May Pete l, 2, 3: Everygirls' committee 3, 4. Manees, Marcella Maxine--Cell COMMERCE-Pep 1, 4: PBLA 4: GAA l: Tumbling 1: EverygirI's committee 1: May Pete 1, 2, 4: Victory Corps 2: War Bond advertising committee 4. Manns, Betty MUSIC-Latin l, 2: Gizls' sextet, district, first, state, first 3: Everygirl's committee 3, 4: Prom committee 3: May Pete I, 2, 4: Library assistant 2, 3, 4: Class committee 4. Marshall. Betty Rose COMMERCE-PBLA 3, 4: Spanish 2: Solo- ist and accompanist club 2: May Fete l, 2: Yearbook staff 3: Everygirl's com- mittee 3, chairman 4. May. Phyllis SOCIAL SCIENCE-Transferred from Kell, Illinois, 1944: Pep, president 3: French 4: Play 2, 3: Cheer leader 2, 3. McKee. lim-I. W. MATHEMATICS-Class president 4: Foot- ball 3, 4: Class basketball l, 2, 3, 4. McKinney. Evelyn Louise COMMERCE-PBLA 3, 4: Bowling 4: Vic- tory Corps 2: May Pete l, 2: Everygirl's committee 2, 4, McKinzie. Roy INDUSTRIAL ARTS-Now serving in the Armed Forces. 1VI:Mann. Kathleen-Kat HOME ECONOMICS-May Pete 1, 2: Vic- tory Corps 2: Everygirl's committee 2. Meador. Connie SCIENCE-Transfe.red from Patoka, Illi- nois, 1944: Class president I, secretary 2: Pep 3, 4: Class play 3: Cheer leader I, 2, 3, 4: Everygirl's committee 4. Melton. Robert-Bob SCIENCE-Intramural basketball I: Tumbl- ing team 2: May Pete l, 2: Band twirler 4. Michael. Goldie Mae COMMERCE-Transferred from Nashville, Illinois, 1943: FBLA 3, 4: GAA 2: Glee Club l: Home Economics, secretary 2: Cheer leader I: Style Show 2. Moclrbee. Verna COMMERCE-GAA I: May Pete 12 2: Class committee 4: War Bond auditing com- mitee 4. Mordini. I. B. MATHEMATICS-Now serving in the Mer- chant Marines. Mowen. Ruby lean-Shorty MATHEMATICS-FBLA 3, 4: May Pete l. 2: Newspaper staff 4. Neathammer. Richard-Fat SOCIAL SCIENCE-Hi-Y, treasurer 2: Prom committee chairman 3: May Pete 2: Now serving in the Navy. Neudecker. Thomas E. SCIENCE-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin 3: Class committee 4: Prom committee 3: Year- book staff 1, 2, 3: Wrestling 2: Schools-at- War committee, chairman 2: I-Ii-Y Con- ference, secretary, 3: Basketball an- nouncer 4. if 5 SE IQR SCORE Niemann. Barbara-Barb COMMERCE-Class vice-president 25 FBLA 3, 45 Chorus secretary 25 Southern Illinois Chorus Clinic 35 Everygirl's committee l, 2, 3, chairman 45 May Queen attendant 1, 2, 3, May Queen 45 Drum majorette 2, 3, 4. Nollman. Robert SOCIAL SCIENCE-Now serving in the Navy. Norton, Lucille-Lucy SCIENCE-May Pete 1, 2. Ogez. Blanche COMMERCE-Transferred from Assump- tion, Illinois, 19435 GAA 35 Glee Club 25 Study Hall club 25 May Pete 4. Oldham. Doris Iune-Cousin SCIENCE-FBLA 45 Pep 1, 2, 35 May Fete 1, 25 Everygirl's committee l, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Library assistant 35 Chorus secretary 4. Opolka. Albert W.-Big Al INDUSTRIAL ARTS-Class secretary 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 35 Poot- ball 45 Hi-Y 45 Yearbook staff, art editor 3, 45 Now serving in the Navy. Owen. Norma HOME ECONOMICS Phillips. Iean COMMERCE-Transferred from Memphis, Tennessee, 19435 Class secretary 15 Science 15 Carnival Queen attendant 2. Phillips. Vincent-Spider SOCIAL SCIENCE-Track 2, 3, 45 Class basketball 2, 3, 45 FPA 1, 2, 3, 45 Schools- at-War committee 2. Prosise. Ivan R.-Shag MATHEMATICS-FBLA 45 May Pete 2. Rerlus. Robert B.-Bob SCIENCE-Hi-Y 1, 4, Chaplain 2, 35 Latin 1, vice-president 25 FBLA 45 Prom com- mittee, co-chairman 35 May Pete 1, 2. Riley. Iean SOCIAL SCIENCE-Transferred from Dix, Illinois, 19435 Classvice-president 15 Bas- ketball 1, 25 Cheer leader 25 Library as- sistant 45 Class play 15 All-school play 2. Rogers. Iohn-Cager SCIENCE-Football 1, 2, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Golf 1, 2, 3, 45 PBLA 45 Hi-Y 1, 25 May Pete l. Rollinson. Floyd SOCIAL SCIENCE-Transferred from Kell, illinois, 19445 Now serving in the Armed orces. Rudolph. Dorothy SCIENCE Scott. Betty Katherine-Scotty HOME ECONOMICS-Spanish 25 GAA 15 Yearbook Staff 45 Everygirl's committee 1, 2, 3, 45 May Pete l, 2. Sessions, Thelma Gloria COMMERCE-APep 4: May Pete l. Shaw. Pauline COMMERCE-FBLA 35 May Pete 1, 2. Shingleton. Norma Iean-Norm SOCIAL SCIENCE-Pep 1, 45 Tennis 45 Art 35 Clarinet quartet, district, first, state, first, 1, 25 Everygirl's committee l, 2, 3, 45 May Fete 1, 2, 3: Library assistant 4. Sisson, Mary L.--Lou SCIENCE-Pep 1, 25 Everygirl's committee 25 May Pete 1, 2. Smith. Evelyn-Evey COMMERCE-Everygirl's committee 2, 45 May Fete 1, 25 Victory Corps 25 Library assistant 3, 4. Smith. Shirley Mae-Smith MUSIC-Photoplay 1, 25 Pep 1, 25 Every- girl's committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Prom com- mittee 35 May Pete 1, 25 All-school play 25 Drama Festival 2. Stasik. Frances-Static HOME ECONOMICS-Pep l, 25 FBLA 45 Everygirl's committee 1, 2, 45 Prom com- mittee 35 May Pete 1, 2, 35 Usher at Com- mencement and Baccalaureate 3. Stivers. Virginia Carol King-Stinky MUSIC-Pep 1, 25 French 45 May Pete 1, 25 May Queen attendant 35 Everygirl's committee 3, chairman 45 Drum majorette 1, 2, 3, 45 Vocal solo, district, second, l, state, first, 25 Sextet, district, first, state, first, 1, 35 Octet, district, first, 3. Storment. Patsy-Pat COMMERCE-May Pete l, 2. Stover. Sarah SCIENCE-May Pete 1, 25 Usher at Com- mencement and Baccalaureate 3. Stuber. Dean SCIENCE Taylor. Doris N. HOME ECONOMICS-Tennis 2: Bowling 25 FBLA 3, 4. Terry. Wayne MATHEMATICS-Transferred from Belle- ville, Illinois, 19425 Class basketball 35 Track 1, 25 FBLA 45 Class committee 4: Hi-Y Conference leader 3. Thomas. Dolores-Dorry SOCIAL SCIENCE-Class vice-president 1, treasurer 45 Art 2, president 1, 4: Pep 1: Chorus secretary 3, president 4: Latin 2: Newspaper staff 1, 25 Yearbook staff 3, business manager 4: Everygirl's com- mittee 1, 2, 3, senior assistant chairman 4: Prom committee 2, 35 May Pete 1, 2, decorator 35 Library assistant 2, 35 Schools-at-War committee 25 D. A. R. award 4. Thomas. Otto. Ir.-Tommie SOCIAL SCIENCE-FFA 45' May Pete l, 2. Todd. Marie Eileen-Rusty COMMERCE-Yearbook staff 45 Everygirl's committee 2, 3, 45 May Pete l, 45 Vic- tory Corps 25 War Bond auditing com- mittee 4. Tooker, Priscilla-Pris SOCIAL SCIENCE-Correspondence 15 Everygirl's committee 3, 45 Prom com- mittee 35 May Pete 1, 25 Spanish orches- tra 15 Usher at Baccalaureate and Com- mencement 3. Topper. Eugene R.-Top MATHEMATICS-Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Class basketball 1, 35 Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y conference secretary 35 May Pete l, 2. Trout, Patricia Ann-Puppy SOCIAL SCIENCE-Class secretary-trea- surer 15 Art, vice-president, 45 Spanish 92 D7 D 2, 3, president 45 French 45 Prom com- mittee 35 Sextet, second, state 35 May Pete l, May Queen attendant 2, 45 Chorus secretary 2, librarian 3, vice- president 45 Everygirl's committee, chair- man 4. Turnbow. Robert E. MATHEMATICS-Football 1, 2, 3, 45 FBLA 4: Hi-Y 2, 35 Prom committee 35 Hi-Y con- ference leader 35 Class committee 4. Van Buskirk. Doris Iune-Van SCIENCE-Pep 1, 2, 35 Latin 3, secretary 2: Photoplay 1, president 25 FBLA 3, 45 Clarinet quartet, first, district state 15 Everygirl's committee l,. 2, 35 Prom com- mittee 3: Usher at Commencement and Baccalaureate 3. Vick. Maxine-Vickie SCIENCE-Latin 35 May Pete 1, 2. Webster. Marilyn Iane-Little Web LANGUAGES-Pep 1, 25 Everygirl's com- mittee 3, 45 Prom committee, co-chairman 35 May Pete 1, 2: Escort at Baccalaureate and Commencement 3. Weems. Doris Iean-Ieannie HOME ECONOMICS-Spanish 25 Corre- spondence 15 May Fete 1, 2. Welch. Ruth Elizabeth-Libby SOCIAL SCIENCE-Pep 1, 2, 35 Spanish 2, 35 FBLA 45 Prom committee 2, 35 Every- girl's committee 3, 45 May Fete 1, 2, Li- brary assistant 3, 4. Wemsman. Evelyn SOCIAL SCIENCE-Transferred from San- doval, Illinois, 19445 Basketball 15 Speech 1. 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3. West. Arthur MATHEMATICS West. Norman H. SCIENCE-Latin 1, 2, 35 Correspondence 15 French, president 35 Newspaper staff 2, 35 Yearbook staff 35 May Pete 1, 2. Westman. Mary Belle-Mabel MUSIC-Class secretary 25 Pep 25 May Pete 1, 25 May Queen attendant 45 Drum f9CUorette 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed octet, district, first 35 Vocal solo, district, first 35 Every- girl's committee 4. White. Mary Ann-Doc MATHEMATICS-May Fete 1, 2, 4, Latin 1. 2: Pep 1, 25 Correspondence 1, 25 Bowling 4: GAA, secretary 3. Williams. 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HUTTER - C L O T H IN G C 0 . 9-My The lVlen's Store That's 80 Years Young s U c c E s s The success of any boy or girl, man or woman, depends upon three thingsg the Knowledge. they have, the Ability to apply that Knowledge, and the Willingness to apply it. The best way to obtain knowledge is through the school. Get all the training you can. After you are through school, you will not know it all. You must be willing to continue to learn in the School of Experience. This Bank, through its long years of existence, has been man- aged by men who know banking business. OLD NATIONAL BANK CENTRALIA, ILLINOIS 80 Years of Service to This Community 95 GUY C. LIVESAY INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED 2 GOOD WILL -is the disposition of a l EI pleased customer to 'l return to the place where he has been Well treatecl. Consumer's I Super Market T. DALE TI-ICIVIAS, Proprietor ik 'A' it Suite 502 City National Bank Bldg. Phone 358 Centralia, III. I 9 I XR D AN WHITE 'ROD ORES x , N, X .Xt N I X CENTR LI ICE AND W XI E 'FU COMPANY ea in Comfort y X . CIPSCO ICE 51 and ' ORIENT COAL 210 South Locust St. Phone 274 I IEMANN 8z SON We Handle Everything ik Sf? one 9 RITCH CAMERA SHOP IE STUDIO and Distinctive Photography 321 N. Broadway I-Iome of Sherwin-Willialns Paints' Centralia Paint and Wall Paper Store J. W. OVERBY, Proprietor 112 S. Locust St. Phone 706 Compliments of IVI I D W E S T Dairy Products Company Manufacturers of The Nation's Finest ICE CREAM and Pasteurized Ph 26 :E W E D E L I V E R MILK and DAIRY PRODUCTS I ,I o 54-- 5 '4 W gear ddmvfieg ' QA 1 1 r i MQWQ Hfjfgfw M fif WWW W my Qfifff' 9jv'5jyf6Q9f?Zg3GW9 ffyf lf. 9 A W W! fj TWES B !A yas MQQKQHQQW W jf exif? M J Z! 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Locust FOR THE BEST OF BUILDING MATERIAL Yards In if CENTRALIA if ALMA 'A' VERNON 'A' SANDOVAL Congratulations and Best 5 mi I Wishes to the Class W. H. of '45 - CAMPUS SPORTSWEAR L E V I N ' S K ' SMART APPAREL if I37j6 E. Broadway Phone 422 134 East Broadway CENTRALIA ILLINOIS NOTHING BUT INSURANCE Li Congratulations and Best Q C , I . BEST WIS1-TEST Q Wishes for the Class f 1945 1, CLASSTODF I945 NBL xx H, THE SMART SHoP If T IR J. Faye McCall 213 East Broadway Compliments of GORDON'S SHOE SHOP PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 103 71... viiv- v V-,.. Y Y. ' 4.K . I F K .K N 1 V , D9 S f A SSSSSSSSSSSS Qi SSSSSSSSSSSSSS 1-1 ,fx J . II' I I I ' I -if '- Ni' VN KRESGE'S I I xx JON 5 and 10 J W? S' v Congratulates You ' X T Upon the Completion of Your High School Course - IJ WE WISH You SUCCESS , ' ' IQ !j,! f I- . U. X V W4 ' ,S of 7 , ' Q ' vb fi' I OUR PICTURES WERE ENGRAVE ij J if A , by '- M ' I' I If I P O N T I A C - 'R ENGRAVING COMPANY X f I . ' Q Ie I XX Lil ix . 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