Lawrence Central High School - Bears Den Yearbook (Lawrence, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1950 volume:

-C A Qu if e vs r Q5 1 su e And all the men and women merely players lhex haxc them Guts md entrancgs And one man 1n lub mme plus mam parts A5 You lllle Ir 'XLtllSCcr1C Vll 4 ' b - l Qi, Au ch 'oll'1 -lg jack Butler BEUY King Marjorie Garrison Business .4Ssz'stant C1115-995 Sports rw Donna McCoy A ctivities Donna Wheeler Sporfs 'I Nt Nb Pt f I A -x, ,Q PREM r ff I Mr. Lester Crarg :M z'1'Se'r R NCE EEA Katherine Rubush Busznfnss Editor Ruth Griswold Joe Stricker Shirley Lyle Sports Business Assistant , Circulation If 3 w j . CENT AL Eddle Cox Editor Joyce Dillman Art Editor -I 4 Katherine Morris A ctiv ities Shirley Harlan Classes james Houston Trustee . N4 'ff' l' Shyn C,-3321 O4 Coun. Fredlieesling L Duecyolf Prxnclpal ester C r . gehng Annual '28 Science English ponsof fln ll RUTH JENNIE GRISWOLI 'OBERT C BRAGD Ruthie Upe,-C Give C11-lb 1 2 3 4 lass Vrce Presrdent 4 Treasurer 13 1, A 4 A A 1 2 Secre!ary 3 Offxce Uracuce 3 Sunshme Club l Class Presrdem 4 Queens' Court 3 F B L A 4 T? D A R Good Cxuzenshlp Award 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 lrrbxuon Ge! out on good havxor Ambnxon Succe ss PHYLLIS ANN PERRIN JOSEPH STRICKER Phrl Eddard Advxsory C0mmxtKLe 1-Uq5 Cgunlry 1 2 3 Sunshme Club l r Ml, Glee Club 3 A A A 1 2 Reporter 4 Vrce Presldem 3 lass Treasurer 4 Lxbrary Club 4 Xnnual Staff 4 Presxdent 4 lapel- Staff 4 Class Secrelarx lx X Club 4 F B L A 4 Cabinet Member 4 Xmbxuon I earn Englxsh Ambnxon Take xt easy D I 4' -. . .. T G. . . ,,3,4 H t . 4 l u A-yr 4 L yy ' ' 2 1 1 . ,, an--2,s,4 .l3.I.. .4 G... ,',3,4 SHIRLEY l. IIARLAN Annual Staff 4 Cub Reporter 4 F.B.L.A. 4 Library 3 Ambition: Keep a home for stray dogs. JACK BUTLER usamn Class President 2,3 Band l,2,3,4 President 3,4 Swing Band l,2,3,4 Hi-Y Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Dramatic Club 4 President 4 Ambition: Retire at 20. KATHERINE W. RUBUSH Katie Sunshine Club 1 Ci.A.A. l,2,3,4 Glee Club 3,4 F.B.L.A. 4 Annual Staff 4 Business '-lanager 4 Paper Staff 4 Ambition: lie h appy FRED G. VERBARG ' 'Freddy ' ' Cross Country 1,2,3,4 Track l,2,3,4 Golf 1,2,3,4 Hi-Y Club 4 F.B.L.A. 4 Dramatic Club 4 Advisory Committee 4 Band l,2,3,4 Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3 C-Mens' Club Ambition: Engineer DONNA JEAN W ' 'Wheeler Varsity Cheer Leader 4 Reserve Cheer Leader 2 Freshman Cheer Leader Glee Club l,2,3,4 President 4 G,A,A. 1,2,3,4 Secretary 2 Reporter 4 Dramatic Club 4 Annual Staff 4 P aper Staff 4 Sunshine Club l President 1 F.B.L.A. 4 Ambition: Be an old maid and raise cats. OGAL W. KLOSTERNIAN uogieu Hi-Y 2 Ba nd 3,4 Swing Band 3 Football 3,4 Dramatic Club 4 F.B.L.A. 4 1' hotngraphy 3,4 C-Mens' Club 4 Ambition: Slave driv er BETTY JEAN ROBISON Sunshine Club 1 4-H Club l H.E.C:K. 4 Vice-President 4 G.A.A, 2,3,4 Dramatic Club 4 Vice-President 4 Ftlajoretter l,2,3,4 Head Majoretter 4 Jr. Red Cross 2,3,4 Representative 3 Library Club 4 Ambition: Find a job IRVING KIRBY llpatlf Football 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain 4 Track 1,2 C-Mens' Club 1,2,3,4 Advisory Committee 2 Class Vice-President 2 Ambition: Build a Car KAREN JOYCE DILLMAN Glee Club l,2,3 G.A.A. 1,2 F.B.L.A. 4 Sunshine Club 1 4-H Club l Art Award 3 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Art Editor 4 Ambition: J ournalist sift: 1 GLENNA HUTCHESON Hutch G,A,A, 1,2 Glee Club 1,2,3 Sunshine Club l Library Club 4 Ambition: Marry a farmer DON CRAWFORD UDOC.. Football 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Track 2,3 C-Mens' Club 2,3,4 Ambition: Contractor JUNE PERRY Sunshine Club l Reserve Cheer Leader 2 Varsity Cheer Leader 4 Secretary of Class 3 F.B.L.A. 4 Secretary 4 G.A.A.1,2,3,4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 flueens' Court 3 fX lvi!1ou In have a nice' h .lntf 'Af ily . BYRON ll.-XRLING 4'L1ttlcl'.1nste1n Band l,2,3,4 Dramatic Club 4 ll:-Y 4 -Xzzbitx 1: but the ,ltwn BETTY JEAN KING Bets G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Vice-President 4 Sunshine Club l Girls' State Representative 3 F.B.L.A. 4 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Dramatic Club 4 Ambition: To graduate NORBERT E. MCFADDEN Mac Football 2 Basketball 2,3,4 C-Liens' Club 2,3,4 Ambition: F ann er. JENNY LANE ujenu G.A. A. 1,2,3,4 F.B.L.A. 4 G.A.A. Camp 1 Prom Queen 3 Glee Club 1,2,3 Concert Club 2 Ambition: Marry a contractor. J AMES W. REYNOLDS uli-mn C-Mens' Club 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Cross Country 3,4 Baseball 3,4 Class Vice-President 3 Student Advisory Comrmttev Chairman 4 l ,.li.1..A. 4 Hi-Y Club 4 l3rly's State Representatixe Ambition: Successful Future llEI'I'Y ANN ll.-'KSKETT Stiukk cm-trC'1ub1,z,.s,4 ll..-MA. 4 jr. Red Cross 4 Library Club 4 F.B.l..A. 4 A lJlt1nn. Hitch-hike to the '-lcon 4 BETTY JOLENE ADAMS U-Ion F.B.L.A. 4 Library 4 Ambition: To be a sweet, kind-hearted o ld maid. BRUCE SCHWARTZ Spider Basketball l,3,4 Cross Country 3,4 C-Mens' Club 3,4 4-H Club l Essay Winner 4 Ambition: Rich Farmer WILMA JOAN BAU GH Sunshine Club 1 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 jr. Red Cross 2,3,4 Library Club 4 Vice-President 4 Ambition: Beautition DONALD ll. REIBEL uxybon Football 4 'Basketball 4 Baseball 4 C-Mens' Club 4 F.B.L.A. 4 Ambition: To learn how to dance. JEANEFIEBAKER j eannie Sunshine Club 1 G.A.A. 2 Class Secretary 3 Band 1,2,3,4 Vice-President 3 F,B,L.A. 4 School Paper 4 Ambition: J ELDON PALM ER Wildhorse Basketball 3,4 Football 3,4 C-Mens' Club 4 Ambition: C alifomia. SHIRLEY ANN LYLE vi'indy Sunshine Club 1 Secretary l 4-H Club 1 Glee Club l,2,3 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 President 4 Dramatic Club 4 F.B.L.A. 4 School Paper 4 Annual Staff 4 Queens' Court 3 Girls' State Representative 3 Ambition: Phy. Ed. Teacher JAMES G. YOUNG Shorty Boys' Glee Club 1,2 Cross Country 3 Ambition: Be a big stone- cutter. MARJORIE A. GARRISON Murgie Annual Staff 4 Cub Reporter 4 F.l3.L.A. 4 Dramatic Club 4 Sunshine Club l Glee Club 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Ambition: See the world. BUNDY MILLER Hot Rod C-Mens' Club 3 Basketball 2,3 Ambition: Be a state cop and go to june and jimmy'S wedding. s. QP MARILYN L. HAMMER Han'.rx,er Glee Club 4 Advisory Committee 4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Secretary 4 Reporter 3 Tumbling Team 2,3 F.B.L.A. 4 Dramatic Club 4 Sunshine Club 1 Freshman Cheer Leader Reserve Cheer Leader 2 Varsity Cheer Leader 4 Ambition: Building Bridge-s' JAMES CARR Track 2,3,4 Football 3,4 Band l,2,4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 C-Mens' Club 3,4 Ambition: Horse jockey KATHERINE L. MORRIS Kate Sunshine Club 1 G.A.A. 2 F.B.L.A, 4 School Paper 3,4 Annual Staff 4 .-Xzrbitiun Catch 5 liatigif' GEORGE T. BYERLY F.l3.l..A. 4 PATRICIA J. FLANAGAN npmy, Glee Club 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 jr. Red Cross 2,3,-4 Secretary 3 Library Club 4 F.B.L.A. 4 Ambition: Graduate WILLIAM R. ARNDI' Hgiun Ambition: Engineer MARILYN JAYNE BYRNE G.A.A. 2,3,4 .B.L.A. 4 Paper Staff 4 F Ambition: Live in Grand Falls New Brunswick, Canada EDWARD COX Easy Ed Track 2,3 Cross Country 3 Band 2,3 School Paper 2,3,4 Editor 4 Hi-Y 4 Class Treasurer 3 F.B.L.A. 4 President 4 Quill and Scroll Society Annual Stall' 4 Editor-in-Chief A.:-bitwn lieunnie A Tang- eble Sertxanticlst. EDA ANDERSON ' 'T-lziggivew c..A..-x. l,u,3,4 Aribitilmz Assasmate the I-.B.L.-X. 4 vice-president of the senior Class. Azpbition: To vtm frienis and influence people. tziv- ARLENE MARIE POLLARD Rosebud ' Varsity Cheer Leader 3 4 Reserve Cheer Leader 2 F.B.L.A. 4 Vicelpresident 4 G.A.A.1,2,3,4 Popularity Contest 2 Block's Fashion Board 3,4 Advisory Committee 2,3 Band 1,2,3,4 Studer! Director 2 Secretary 4 Queen's Court 3 Ambition: Leam how to play Tiddly.Winl-cs. GENE PLA'I'I' Smooch Football 4 Ambition: Blake some money. ELOISE ANN C ARN EY Glee Club 2,3,4 Concert Club 2 Glee Club Soloist 4 Swing Band Soloist 4 F.B.I.,.A. 4 4-H Club 1,2 Sunshine Club l Dramatic Club 4 G.A,A, l,2,3,4 Jr. Red Cross Ambition: To get married HARRY BURNS Stiff F.l3.L.A. 4 Dramatics 4 Glee Club 1 Ambition: See Lawrence take State. DONNA JEAN NICCOY Glee Club l,2,3,4 Soloist 4 Xli:-:emi Chorus l Concert Club 2,3 Swing Band Soloist 4 Advisory Committee 4 Secretary-Treasurer 4 Varsity Cheer Leader 4 Reserve Cheer Leader 3 Tumbling Team l F.li.L.A. 4 Cabinet Iilember 4 School P aper 2,4 Annual Staff 4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Outstanding Corim-,ercial Stu- dent 4 Ambition: Own a green Cadil- D AN SILER Boone Football 2 3 Co-Captain4 Basketball 3,4 Captain 4 Baseball 2,3,4 Golf 2,3,4 Class President 1 Advisory Committee 3 Class Treasurer 2 Hi-Y Club 4 C-Mens' Club 2,3,4 Ambition: Gain a position on the U.S. Olympic Tiddly- Wink Team. PEGGY JOAN WHALEY 4 .J O, , G.A.A. 1 Sunshine Club 1 Library Club 4 l-'.B.L.A. 4 School P aper 4 Ambition: Liarry a millionaire ROBER I' PERKINS Perl-L Football 4 Hi-Y Club 2 Ambition: Build hot-rods and see the country MARY ANN DENNEY G,A,A, 1,2,3,-4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 Concert Club 2 Girls' Quartet 4 F.B.L.A. 4 Sunshine Club l Ambition: To g-aduate from College BENTLEY WILLIANLSTON uDOpeyn Football 2,3 Baseball 2,3 Music 1,2,3 Hi-Y Club 3 Ambition: Provide for and maintain a happy home. JUN! RS .au A 1- f 'xSf ,ns A Qxe Rowl Donaldbteele, an et Wrlcox, Robert Pugh Dorthey Branam, B111 Sedam Row 2 uanxta Yoeller, Tommy Mock, Dotty o Ens mmger, Raymond Rxce, jane almer Row 3 Emery McConnell jeannle Cam, Don Peters, Sharon Baugh, Morrrs Rat Row 4 Evelyn Young, Charles Raab, Mabelanna Lee, Rxchard Hooker, Ann Lam Row 5 1m Hobart, ane Sexcms ohn Fountain, Car ol hxng Lee Vulson Rov. 4 Bonmc Thompson, loo 'XQher bhlrley Owens lom Lamhert,jocyN1tke1l Row 1 Ellis l'rye, 'vlar yone Lrbain, john Seymour, Paula Zimmerman, George Noakes Row 2 Norma bchmidt Bill Lemasters, o Eta Smlth Ray Nleans, udy Keesling Row 5 Glenn Spauldin Marjorie Springer, Ted Mc- Fadden, Eloise Kautsky, Milan Yager Row 4 Kathleen Lott, Nlax Fred, Ruth Long, George Baker Diane Wood Row 5: - jim Vosburg,Donna Draga Gordon Thompson, Marilyn Russell, Clinton Gressel Row 6: - Delores Daxis, Gar Wallsmith, Beverly Scott, Winfred Apple, Shirley Ad- ams Row 7: - Paul McMonigle Priscilla McConnell Chaz- mer, Charles Carney ' me les Webb, Carol Lee Ham- W . 3' Not Pictured: - jerry Lyst, Roseanna Bennet, Eugene Young. INA V 5-51, J I 4 f ' -I i' G: IMA A5 lx 1 'f? 1 Lf! -f-'17 4 4? in 1 42, Z 4 Row l Rxchard Ndxlan, inn lxrantz Rice Nlorrls, Harlan Allrson, Bob lnrcher Row 2 Rua Draga, Scott Chandler, Pac Whrre, Gene Clemmer, Barbara johnson Revs 3 Leroy Stapelkemp- er, Pamcra Tare, Ralph In gram,Donna bpell, Don Gar- rlson Row 4 Nancy Helms, Cot- tar Sowers, Carlene Krem 1ller, Brll Blake, Elenor Gray Row 5 Bobllopkms, ean ette Barker, Bob Merwm, janxce lung, Bob Harmeson Row 6 Norma Ambrose, Fred Qachs l.o1s Roberts, Wrller Nax, Muna Gordon Row Kent Nevwhouse 'Nom1.APu5h,R0nn1e Grxmes ucrllc lmagan IMC lladdrx Row 8 Earlene uflglll Charles Nhmx, Gayle White james Garland, Nancy Bell Row Doreen Owens B1 Schroeder P t I av, Ohn Aleska Anne Puckett Row 2 Nlerle Testerman Pat Whales Dean P1erce oan Prldgen Dan Thomp- son Row 3 eanme Ogdan Ellsworth bmxth Drxre Smlth Truman Clemans Mary Lorton Row 4 Maury Ramsey,j ICC CUIIISS Larry Geyer Betty Dans Charles Dank ow 5 Manlyn Conrad b McDan1el, Ardelle oore Thomas Peters 'Wop- a Beaver ow 6: - David Vewcomb onnie Shaw Donald Burk- art Eunice Flanagan Don olander Row 7: - Diane Hamble Al Hunt Kaye Arens Eddie Danforth, Betty Flverke Row 82 - Thomas Aslcren, Phyllis Young, Dan Scott, Carolyn Bennett, Bill Haney. Not Pictured: - Helen Hunt, Walter Flagg. I ,ag 1 I 1 1-3 3' 5 1? A fur -I '57 'f' 5 S, ' F x 34 4-9 A ' 1 Y I A o I ,th A 4, erik We A W, A 4 -1 1 rx ft., 1 3 ' r ANA 4 X If .Na ,W 1, I Off I-l'f4 iff! x .. . 'A Row l Billy l ambert Patty l oux Raymond Webb Peggy Lambert, Don ald Perrxn Row Barbara Lax-ter Monte Vlet tr, Joyce Bark cr, ohnny Combs udy Rrchey Row 3 Claude Wert, ud West, Daud Staley, Lone Movsrey, Dale Stxles Row 4 Sally Wrxght, 1m Rmchafd .loan Sevems, ame Auman, Barbara Fletcher Row 5 Don Tate Dxane Godsey, Barbara Creekbaung ohn McConnell Peter Rel c Row G2 - acqueline Flo- L-r'c', e y' Lunra , cnnie V.rigl1t,lJean Apple Barbara lhvc Row T: - ack llolzburger, joan licnge, Kim DCCRHI, Elizabeth Apple, David Mchlonigle. Row 1: - john Meredith, lil- len Robison, Bob Kcuwn, 1.015 Fontaine, Bob Bacch- cr. ROW -2 - Carol Wilcox Bruce Brunson, uanira A1 exancer, Gale Hausafui Vary bantlefur :vs rol I lg, it L Nlarlent Adams, Arthur Rob- erts, Alice C cnttr, C l xrcntc Sterrctt Row Carolyn Norman, im Russell, Betty Parker Bi Denney, Lura Walker Rom Hob Uaxison ar- bara ll nt, im Nilxcy, ox- mi Hale, l dtlic Burns Row 6 Isabell Baugh Ray Noshurg, anct Hauicr Bill Clark Dee Ann Kin nick Row eannt Cottrcll Shirley lohnson, Oan lxlos terman Pit Qltxcngcr Nuff Reno, Dtlorci Stum hot Pictured Ortn Nlcrc dith Ronald btodt Allen Ni er, Clytlia Bedvuell Shirley btarbuck, Shirley Xoung, Crenexiexe Nlildner ! IJ! ,IA 64. -'X J - all , .0 1 1 4...Qf N ,Q 44? 1 -fd N MEM RlUM ARO N ARD I fannot Saw, and I ull! not ,say fhat she Lb dead .She IS just auay Uzth a flzeerj smile and ll wave 0 the hand .She has ztrznderetl mm an IHLILVLUTLII land, flfctu drcamzrz h t zen tm! 1 Nur , s S 1 IS nutteatl 5 ts just ull x iztuy um: 5 Uhzlr umb fxzlm 1 ? 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Her court consisted of Arlene Pollard, Ruthie Griswold, june Perry and Shirley Lyle. Uhafqw, 4,55 ,tx 3 E- 2 ' 4 f -lyk, ,, I ga-jr 3 Z f., ,iff ' . 1 af, K 3 1. 3 was - 5'-1' H Iflf-'M . -Q az.-5,- Irpf' ' ' 5 -f ' 4 ., iff.-ch.-1-.P X 1:,w ' 7,3 ,W,f.z.:f Q : Y,,-3,-, fix ' Q zi f - ' ' 1 Q K .. cry., A , fi: V M nur.. JV' - JE, -jff'?1ga3, - ' ,, ,nj V w ii Wi iffy: 'Q 5? ' -ef 3 VL-If Ja JI S hw ruin L 49' 4 A 'I ik' if 5 'Y :ff A f F' , ' Q . W P 9 V ---W- , Y' lf 1 ' A . I .A If 9,251 F iiiliia? , gf, 3' ,, f-n.,,1,, .ff wx' ig , 1--- A , fem , a4',-mf LA ' -,Vp 'W Q Wim., J , 1, wf my . L is If' M gE'Q'f?5 gf, Y, ,v-I ,, -' 'R' ' Tw- G 4, ' '1' 25 2 M L' . I ' ' 4 as ., . ,R , 3 1 .Aj if 1 ' 7 N! Q f,y' , , - .1 1' 5 'I . J' 43 , .1 1, 3. 11: . I sl xl a 6 ,wi f 1 WE WORK '11 WE PLA 'R i. 47 , . ,I fm '1'Y' fi! E I GLEE CLUB S-wmv-. ,JIS 6 G-'ri Hfidfaw ENI A LE LU These pictures are exidence ofthe keen interest taken by the Lawrence Central girls in xocul music. The girls in the upper picture represent the Special Glee Club. Soloists for the year were chosen from this group. They were Donna McCoy Eloise Carney, and Betty Parker. Pictured below is the General Glee Club. The officers were elected ata joint meeting ofthe two organizations. They were: Donna Wheeler, Presidentg Beverly Scott, Vice-Presidentg Ruth Griswold, Treasurerg and Ann Cain, Sec- retary. lll-Y Milan Yager, President Bxll Sedam, Vlce Presldent Robert Pugh Secretary Ronald Grimes, Treasurer Arthur Rober1s,Cl1apla1n Dan Sller, Sarge-am ar Armsg and Mr Fdvsm lxrause, idx rser LIBRARY CLUB PhylhsPerr1n,Pr6S1dCl1I Wrlma Baugh X1CePfe5 rdem Parry Flanagan Secretary and Nlrs Niilr garet Butz, Advrser C WEN A Shuley Lvle Presxdent Berry h1ng,V1ce Pres1dent Niarrlyn Hammer Secretary janet W xlcox Treasurer and Nirs Ixatherme Harper, Adviser X ADVISORY COMMITTE E 11m Reynolds Chaxrman Donna McCoy, Secre tary Mr Shyrl Crmg, rector of Counselmg The l .B.L.A., with L3 membership of 130, was one of the most active clubs at Central. The officers were: Ed- die Cox, Presldemg Arlene Pollard, Vice-Presidentg june Perry, Secretary Tommy Lambert, Treasurerg and joe Srricker, Reporter. The adviser was Mrs. Violet Lacy. H NGRS The faculty and members ofthe F B L A chose Donna McCoy as the ourstandmg commermalstudenr of the year Sh1rley Lyle and Berry Kxng were sent ro Gxrls Stare by Hay wood Barcus and Oaklandon Amer xcan Legron Aux111ary Posts spectlvely Ruth Grlswold rep resented Lawrence Cen tral IH the Daughters of the Amerlcan Revolu t1on good C1I1Z6l'lSl'llp contest The Oaklandon Amerrcan Le g1on Post sent 11m Reynolds to Boys State - I ' x- . . 4, ' l 1 , , ' - 9 . . . . re' 5 1 . - L-I 7 alter's little helpers! xxx' an N.. UW' Rf .. xg, 3 1 :Ally '-fm - ' ' 'H I E 4 , f.,-5 ,IA e 1 0 4 is-f 42 A ,,-'wa gp . .JL , , .,.l,H, .- ..g1.:.,, 153, Q -1.-, Smitty talks it over with his secretary, Arlene Pollard. Shorthand Class? ff' 1 f 4:3 K ' ws f i ?'2.g5, ' L ' 1 QQ1,,u A N 433'-ff '5. . Siler peeks in trigonom erry class! Shirley Lyle and Margie Garrison put the finish- ing touches on the Cub Reporter . xffi I ri' Lee Wilson subs for Professor Paden in the chemistry lab. llwg 00 mv wrong who sag l come no more Mun uncv I knock and lall to find you ln, lor in rs um I stanu Uulsllll your uoor 1 hm you u ilu, and rlsv Lo fight and vu 1 H v fI,. ffznl +- SPGRT 'Z' ,': x, - -n . QQ. Ai Qi 3.11.30 i 3, K f J i 52 XR i3E 2?f XXf! il,Xxal,fX F151 Af! y-as 6 . First Row: Freddie Sachs, joe Parker, Dick Vandercook, Byron Weaver, Ralph Rice, Don Craw- ford, jimmy Carr. Second Row: Danny Scott, student manager, Joe Stricker, Emery McConnell, Paul Mchlonigle, Rich- ard Hocket, Thomas Peters, Dean Pierce. Third Row: Coach Smysor Bruce, Kent Newliouse, Bob Eicher, Charles Webb, Charles Rabb, Tom Lambert, john Fountain. GOLF Left to Right: Larry Davis, Fred Verbarg, TRACK Coach Kee-sling, Tom Mock, Dan Siler, Don Steele, jim Wadsworth, Dick Taylor, Larry A Team studded with youngsters was - the l949 Lawrence Central track squad. Frazin, Bob Steinmetz. Again, as in previous years, the Bears copped the Mid-State meet easily and look- ed good inthe huhanapohs Relays, Koko- rno Relays, County Meeg and Secdonah Vida such a succcsshd season, desphe niexperience, Clmach Bruce's thinlies . should bring future track laurels to lfawr- ence Cenuah e uw xg f GULF Golf at Lawrence Central is now an organized team sport in- stead a hobby or side line as us- ually thought of. ll ith the boys under the very able instruction of Mr. lieesling, golf has taken a large place in Central Athletic Activities. 41 BASEBALL BASEBALL - 1949 With a team of nearly all experience-lacking rookies taking the field forthe opening game, Central fans could hardly expect more than a mediocre season. The Bears won 4 of ll games but came through in the pinch in trouncing two Mid-State rivals, Brownsburg and Mooresville. With the '49 season under their belts, Paden's poor little boys should do big things in years to come. Nine returning letter men should help prove tliiS. BASEBAL L First Row: Blake, Milan Yager. Second Row: james Paden. L awrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence L awrence 8 12 13 3 2 6 1 1 7 3 5 James Paden: Coach Won 4 - Lost? Shortridge 13 Brownsburg 5 Moore sville 2 Franklin Township 21 Danville 3 Southport 10 Decatur Central 8 Warren Central 3 Plainfield 6 Ben Davis 8 Beech Grove 1 Bob Pugh, Ronnie Grimes, Gar Wallsmith, Joe Parker, Rice Morris, Bob McDaniel, Bill Bob Steinmetz, jim Wadsworth, Dan Siler, Don Steele, jim Reynolds, Larry Davis, Coach -i Cf or 3 1 3 x ...V .f'.1 -gf. ' mtlfl ' My gf ' - 4 rf! N..- i Q N X. X-. . 1 4. in X pg: - 1 af: I fx iq, ,0- - 6 i I 'hu 1 1 as ,V CROSS COUNTRY The cross-country squad, though young, proved to have a very successful season. They showed well in stiff city compe- tition and split with county rival Warren Central by avenging an earlier one point loss. The team loses only one member through graduation sofuture years should bring good results for Coach Smysor Bruce. R beymour, im Reynolds, Tom Peters, ohn Fountain, Coach bmysor Bruce A newlypinstituted thing now in its second year at Lawrence Central is reserve football. l'reshmen and sophomore boys, under the direction of james Paden gain valuable knowledge and experience on this squad which should provide future Bear gridiron greats First Row: Ralph Ingram, Wlllet Nay Richard Milan, Bill Schroeder, Bob Keown, Dan Thompson, Clarence Sterrett, Pete Reibel Bob Tate Second Row: Coach James Paden, Al Hunt, B111 Denney Charles Mlnix Jack Harrison Arthur Roberts, Cottar Sowers Bob Davison, B1llBl'1ke Ray Vosburgh First Row: Raymond Rice, Rice Morris, Bob McDaniel, Ted McFadden,Milan Yager, Gar Wallsmith, Ogie Klosterman. Second Row: Al Hunt, student managerg Lee Wilson, Emery McConnell, jim Carr, Ronnie Grimes, Irving Kirby, George Noakes, Bill Strange, Bill Sedam, Ralph Ingram, student manager. Third Row: Coach William Smith, Bob Pugh, Don Crawford, Dan Siler, Don Reibel, Gene Platt, Scott Chandler, El- don Palmer, Assistant Coach james Paden. VARSITY FOOTBALL-1949 William Smith, Coach: James Paden, Assistant Lawrence 27 Franklin Township O Lawrence 40 Pike Township 6 Lawrence 25 Deaf School O Lawrence lf? Speedway O A Lawrence 55 Knightstown fklorton Nlemorialj lfm Lawrence 6 Warren Central 6 Lawrence 40 Decatur Central O Lawrence 51 Mooresville O Lawrence 39 Beech Grove O The first undefeated season in the history of Lawrence Central eleven-man foothallf Willie Smith's small but mighty gridiron stalwarts surely made up for their size in this record-breaking season. The Bears, in taking the newly organized Capitol District Conference, and finishing second to Southport in the county, piled up 261 points to their opponents 52, averaging 29 per game. The only mar on this nearly perfect record was 6 to 6 deadlock with Warren Central. Five out of the eight victories were shutouts and Knightstown Morton Memorial was the only eleven to score more than one touchdown against the Bears. Both co-captains,Irving Kirby and Dan Siler, along with Bill Strange were picked for all-county berths. Don Crawford and jim Carr were selections for the second team. Twenty-two letters were awarded and with eleven of these returning, the outlook for next year should not be dim. Sf . X g I' 'Q 3 ra f w l xx A 1 3 f 7115 i Y 5 First Row: smith, jim Reynolds, Coach Smysor Bruce. Second Row: Eldon Palmer, Bruce Schwartz, Don Steele, Don Reibel, Bob McDaniel, Emery McConnell Bob Pugh. Arlene Pollard, June Perry, Donna Wheeler, Donna McCoy, VARSITY BNHETBALL and Marilyn Hammer, as cheer leaders, urged the team to SMYSOR BRUCE - Coach victory. Won 9 - Lost 11 Student Manager, Danny Scott, Norbert McFadden, Don Crawford, Dan Siler, Gar Wall- 7 Lawrence 32 Broad Ripple 30 Lawrence 25 Manual 36 Lawrence 38 Southport 39 Lawrence 26 Washington 28 Lawrence 42 Pike 43 To know the real prowess of the 1949-50 Bears of Lawrence 43 Pendleton SS the hardwood, you have to look further than the final Lawrence 35 Speedway 31 score or the won-lost record. Of the eleven losses in Lawrence 52 Warren Central 44 20 games, six Of these were heart-breaking 2 and l Lawrence 58 Fonviue 40 reverses. D Lawrence 42 McCordsvxlle 25 The Bruins showedbest against the best teams. Lawrence 34 Beech Grove 27 jfhey dropped Broad Ripple, the sectional runnerup, Lawrence 49 Greenfield 5 in the first game, lost a one pointer to tough South- L 44 port, and was one of the few teams to beat Speedway's awrence Decatur gemral 38 County Champs. In this game they acquired the cov- Lawrence 38 Ben Davis 42 eted and elusive County Dope Box. The boys retain- LHWICHCC 37 Noblesville 53 ed it by whipping Warren Central and Beech Grove but Lawrence 30 Warren Central 28 it slipped back to Speedway in the first game of Coun- Lawrence 45 Franklin Township 50 ty Tournament Play' Lawrence 47 Fishers 26 Dan Siler and jim Reynolds co-captained Bruce's charges and Siler was awarded the free throw trophey County Tourney for shooting percentage from the charity stripe. Gar Lawrence 25 SPeedW3Y 35 Wallsmith was the team's high scorer with 197 points S6CIi0f1H1S for a 9.9 average. Lawrence 43 Howe 45 Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence L awrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence L awrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence RESERVE BASKETBALL - 1950 Won 15 - Lost6 Broad Ripple Nlanual Southport Prke Washrngton Franklm Deaf School Pxke Pendleton Speedway Warren Fortvrlle McCordsv1lle Beech Grove Greenf1eld Decatur Central Ben Davrs Noblesv1lle Warren Franklrn Frshers FRESHMAN FRESHMAN BASKETBALL James Paden Coach Ron a Lost 6 Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Deaf School Franklm Townshrp Deaf School Warren Central Beech Grove Franklrn Townshrp Shortrrdge W arren Central Beech Grove Tech Broad Rrpple The Lawrence Central Teddy Bears w1th 5 wms agamst 6 losses showed w11l desprte stxff competxtlon ln a tough schedule These freshmen, coached by James Paden, should be good contend ers tn a few years Frrst Row erry Conrad, Donald Perrrn, B111 Lambert, Bob lxeown, Dean Apple Bob Tate Second Row Coach james Paden Pete Rerbel Dale Strles Arthur Roberts, Bruce Brunson, Raymond Webb 9 20 30 22 . 16 27 16 ' 1 35 ' 22 1 ' ' 22 ' ' 24 32 25 ' 24 V 24 . . 40 23 53 27 ' 30 V 17 26 23 , 27 24 ' 12 I 31 . . 32 ' 18 36 . ' 36 ' 25 V 14 , 40 ' 15 30 32 25 18 21 ' 25 19 . 35 21 23 ' 34 , ' 23 . 22 . . , . , . . 26 ' 18 A ' ' . 15 ' 26 - 24 ' 16 ' . . : J . . , , i T -A F . ' TLQA1 r . r t Crawford anti Siler receive last lg minute instructions from coaches 17' Smith and Patlen. Cemr.1l's cheer leaders bask in the glory of the possession of the coveted county dope box. ln' 'I - ' is awp. jf. My . .o .0 r . 1' lf'-ff N lr: gr , u. 4 Q, an , 1 5 N '-wg., Q r.'. A .v-- Q . . -fr. ii , 4 The five lovely ping-pong enthus- iasts ure! Shirley johnson, janet Wil- cox, Sharon llaugh, Mary Denriey and Katherine Morris. Boys in physical education class strain their necks to see uwha' hop- pens. E r 1 2 -Q -1 1 ,,1 X, Q5 -' . !fL. ,gf4 1 WE Mrs. Koster smiles approvingly at dancing class held during phys- ical education period. Mrs. llarper seems to fear the worst as the girls plan their strat- egy in back court. G- Ss. sf' These pictures will recall pleas- ant memories of the football hanquet held in honor of the successful P249 ,Ng football season. What is it, Carr? The pledge of allegiance or two more drinks? .xr-V in 'Mi ,f- 3- .s.... 7 Parents and fans enjoyed the banquet also. Occupying central positions a mong the Centralites are: Mr. Rol and Lambert and Mr. Edgar Mock 4 It looks as if Trustee Houston, township dignitary, is about to be- come involved in the Skru-Ballgame. 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