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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1951 volume:

wise .L .,,A A--r N.. 3? ' 9912 I. yin? s i 1 LQ WE SMELLED Hydrogen sulfdc as we went to our afternoon classes . . . Correction fluid from the commercial 'room . . . wood smoke al Class zuifnev' roasts . . . intermingling scents of the corsages at dances. 9 Gut Leaders JAMES HOUSTON A Trustee FRED A. KEESLING Principal ADVISORY COMMITTEE-Left to Right: Mabelanna Lee, joey Nickell, Carol YVilcox, Dale Stiles, joan Pridgen, Brian Harting, jerry Lysl, Lee lVils0n, Linda Hardy, Richard Milan, Shyrl Craig, Advisor. 31.1 5' QT ., 4-Xw-:SPEX FACULTY-From ROW, Left lf, Right: Carolyn Klcifgen, Home Economics: Mnrgarette Butz, Library Wretha Lindlev, Art: Kathryll HHVPEY- Plllsifill Edumtioni violet C' Lacy' Commerce: Leora Crumrine, Music: Madge Kessclring. English: Surah Shute. School NUTSC- Bfldi ROW5 Fred A Keeslinv, PrinciPal2 James Paden, Science: Edwin Kmugc' Soda' studies: Smlisor Bruce' Mmhi yvalfer Dujis Shop' Shyrl Craig, Science: Ernest Mock, History and English: Donald LaRowe. Com- mercef Legler Craig' Englishg William Smith, Physical Education. Facult . . . Our teachers, yes! But our friends, too! The seniors are leaving the school with a deep appreciation of the friendly attitude and help given by the faculty during the past four y'ears. There are few changes in the faculty from year to year. This seems to indicate that the teachers like the pupils and do not want to leave. Eight of the teachers have been members of the faculty since the school was opened in 1941. Mr. Keesling is completing his eighth year as principal. He is a capable admin- istrator and the seniors wish him many more happy, successful years in his present position. So the seniors say thanks to all for everything! l 7390 13 DONALD K. STEELE Don Class Pres. 3.4: Hi-Y 3, 4: FBLA 3: Band l, 2. 3: Swing Band l, 2: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Golf 3, 4. Ambition: To traxel and have :t good time. THOMAS EDGAR MOCK Tom Vice Pres. 4: Boys' State Rep. 3: Student Advisory 3: Hi-Y 3. 4: FBLA Cabinet Chairman 3, 4: Band 1.2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Golf 2. 3, 4: Cross Country 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3. Ambition: To enjoy .ns easy. happy life, f t Y v -K p Q! v gv.-saw' , xi .V . ' 5. A t ,if It was in the fall of l946 that Central opened its doors to this year's senior class, a group of one hundred eighth graders waiting to prove their worthiness to the world. They upset tradition fight- ing for what they could get or give their school. Under the leadership of their presidents: Milan Yager, fresh- man: Robert Pugh, sophomore: Don Steele, junior and senior, they acquired several things of which they forever will be proud. They will be remembered by their Prom, new boy yell leaders, their Sweetheart Ball, and being the largest graduating class. Their spirit stands for their old alma mater . . . for the year of '5l. gmt , . .,,. '-tx. M.-5.5 ',-' ' .: tt fifle r ' Q1 -, 1 - -fsmxq N gm gwyigitil-,,.,. ::,-' . is 4 xv X -,EQ:-i:fN2'a-l-fz'-Sewgixiv ' '- N w :XXX -w2sttffg,:...- -cs , ROBERT PLGH Dndif ' Class Treasurer 3, 4: Class Presi- dent 2: Hi-Y 3, fl: Hi-Y Sec. 3: FBLA 3: Baseball l. 2, 4, Co- Captain 3: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Pride ol the Marines. JANET LEE YVILCOX jan Class Secretary l, 2. 3, 4: Prom Queen 3: Girls' State Rep. 3: Ad- visory Board l: School Hostess 4: G. A. A, 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 43 FBLA 4: Glee Club l. 2, 3, 4' President 4. ,kmbitionz Be a statistical secre- tary. CAROL LEE HAMMER Carolyn Glee Club l, 2, 3,4 G.A.A. l,2.3,4 Oibce Practice 3. 4 FBLA 3, 4 Tumbling 1. 2 Home Ec. Club l Paper Staff 4 Annual StaFf 4 Ambition: To get married -and Howe! JO ETTA SMITH Smitty G.A.A. l.2,3,4 Pres. G. A. A. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Queen's Court 3 Lawrence jubilaires 4 Lawrence Centralettes 3. Pres. Centralettes 4 FBLA 3. 4 Bookstore 4 Dramatic Club 4 Ambition: To travel around the United States. BEVERLY ANN SCOTT Bev Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4 V, Pres. Glee Club 3 G. A. A. I. 2. 3 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Sec. Dram. Club 4 FBLA 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Bookstore 4 Library Club 4 Ambition: To teach. RUTH-A 'JN COOLEY Slubby Glee Club 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Harmony 4 G. A. A. 3 FBLA 3 Ambition: Undecided. -Q .ga -- gufx ......p ' QQ TERRENCE W. McFADDEN Teddy Class Treasurer 2 Football l, 2. 3,4 Basketball I 'Track 1,2 Wrestling 2. 3 Hi-Y 3, 4 FBLA 3, 4 Paper Stal? 4 Annual Stal? 4 Ambition: To become Mr. America. HOWARD EMERY McCONNELL . Huck Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 3. 4 Sgt. at Arms I-Ii-Y 4 FBLA 3, 4 Senior Esc - C Q 2 fiiofacm 1 . LEE OLIVER WILSON Lee Football 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Sec. Hi-Y 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Student Council 4 Sec. Student Coun. 4 Ambition: To be a veterinarian. JOHN D. FOUNTAIN john Track I, 2, 3 Cross Country 2, 3, 4 Basketball l.2. 3 Band I Hi-Y 3, 4 Ambition: Own a large radio company. 15 MARJORIE ANN SPRINGER Beam Tri-Hi-Y 4 Treas. Tri-Hi-Y 4 Bookstore l, 3, 4 Glee Club l. 2, 3. 4 G.A.A. 1.2.3.4 Dramatic Club 4 jr. Red Cross 4 FBLA 3. 4 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Ambition: To have a happy and successful future. MARJORIE JANE SEVERNS Pinky G.A.A. 1.2.3.4 Glee Club 1.2. 3. 4 Mixed Chorus l Library Club 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Speech Play 3 FBLA 4 Home Ec. Club 3 Cafeteria 3. 4 Ambition: To be good if I could. but it's so lonesome being good. KATHLEEN GLADYS LOTT KaIhy Glee Club 4 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 jr. Red Cross -1 Dramatic Club 4 FBLA 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Ambition: To travel. DONNA D. DRAGA 'il1il:e Glee Club 1.2. 3 G. A. A. 2, 3 FBLA 3 FBLA Cabinet 3 Ollice Practice 3 Home Ec. Club 1 Ambition: Sheri. 16 J. gljij 'j ' X2 'f' i- 31 Mk...-.-i -4- as , ,. , 4. - . QX . S .. -1 -5,335 .4 e ER-' , N sa ..-:sr-- .Q J.: 3 X .. Nz., ,... .. ,V , . 549 .x R. -ik .. A P. . -. V t,,. .. ,.,-' . 5 I M,-,fx F.: f '.t-3-ill? jr' xii 5.0 W VQAK 1 , ., who ' 5 525'-f-X if J'--ex X 4'h'?'W' , 3-S fun. PAUL MCMONICLE Paul Cross Country 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3 FBLA 3 Ambition: To join the Coast Guard. ROBERT D. ASHER i:B0bu Ambition: To go to a Naval Air School. XVILLIAM HARLEY LEMASTERS Bill Band 1, 2. 3. 4 Brass Sextet 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club 2.3.4 Boys' Quartet 3. 4 Boys' Sextet 4 Hi-Y 4 FBLA 4 Dramatic Club 4 Ambition: To have a happy and successful future. CHARLES LEROY RAAB Charlie Track 1. 2. 3 Cross Country l. 2 Basketball Manager 3 Hi-Y 3, -l Ambition: To be Judy? slave. DOROTHY ANN CAIN Amie Glee Club 1.2. 3, 4 V. Pres. Glee Club 4 G.A.A. l.2,3,4 V. Pres. G. A. A. 4 Library Club 4 Pres. Library Club 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Chaplain Tri-Hi-Y 4 Girls' State Rep. 4 Queen's Court 3 Ambition: To see more' of life. EVELYN JEAN YOUNG Eve FBLA 3. 4 FBLA Paper 3, 4 Outstanding Comm. Award 3 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club Acc. 2, 3, 4 Quartet 3 Sextet 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Library Club 4 G. A. A. 2. 3. 4 Ambition: To establish a home in California. WILMA JEAN CAIN Jenni Tri-Hi-Y 4 Glee Club 1.2, 3, 4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 FBLA 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3. 4 Freshman Cheer Leader l Reserve Cheer Leader 2 Varsity Cheer Leader 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 .Xml-Euiurr. 'I 0 write a in -ng. BETTY JOAN NlCKl njoeyn Glee Club l. 2, 3, 4 Sec.-Treas. Glee Clul Treas. Library Club Treas. G. A. A. 4 Student Council 4 Prom Court 3 Tri-Hi-Y 4 V. Pres. Tri-Hi-Y 4 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Ambition: Never to be A'Lystless. if 'Nix tj'..:.i.j, .15- .Y 'Nd' V- V- :nity - 35.15.51 . , 4, w.:-rm A K sz ' -V ..t- ..,.. , . X. X , .N A X ,t,.s,:., -1, 4-Q fx 4 4,-asf 1 .':1,Zs ffS?x4 JOHN MYRON SEYMOUR johnny Dramatic Club 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Pres. Glee Club 4 Sec.-Treas. Glee Club 3 Hi-Y 3. 4 Pres. Hi'Y 4 Cheerleader Capt. 4 FBLA 4 Cross Country 3 Ambition: To be a cheer- leader at Vassar. CHARLES LELAND CARNEY -alters --chart J. A. .,--,.-sg, 1 -- tw, , , X f .M Q rt is . te Q 4 M S J , QQ' rl 33- .3 s X I , ' - - 1: ,,,, Annual Poetrv Contest 3, 4 : 1 .. uv ' tv xx ry'-xi 4 ' Glee Club 1.2.3 Pres. Glee Club 3 Sextet 4 Dramatic Club 3 Hi-Y 3 FBLA 3 Cafeteria 4 Librarian 4 Ambition: To classify an anonymous person. JAMES LOWELL BOGART Humphrey Varsity Cheer Leader 4 Cross Country 2, 3 Track 3 Hi-Y 3. 4 Treas. Hi-Y 4 Boys' Glee Club 4 V. Pres. Boys' Glee Club 4 Band I, 2. 3.4 V. Pres. Band 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Ambition: To be a drafts man and a dancing instructor. JERRY LYST Smoke Student Council Chnl. 4 FBLA Cabinet 4 Senior Escort 3 Track 3, 4 Cross Country 4 Hi-Y 4 Paper Editor 4 Annual Staff 4 Ambition: To enjoy a successful future. 17 SHIRLEY JANE ADAMS- Shirt Band 4 Library 4 Ambition: To keep Uncle Sam from getting Bill. JANETTA JANE PALMER Janie Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4 G. A. A. 1,2 FBLA 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 1, 2 Tumbling l Ambition: To see a certain person get discharged. DOROTHY JEAN BRANAM Dottie Glee Club 1.2, 3, 4 Sextette 4 Student Council 3 FBLA 3, 4 Asst. Editor FBLA 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Pres. Library Club 4 Outstanding Typist 3 NOMA Contest Winner 4 G. A. A. 3, 4 Ambition: Homestead in Alaska. PRISCILLA ANN MCCONNELL Priscilla Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 FBLA 3, 4 Jr. Red Cross 2, 4 Dramatic Club 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Ambition: To be it music teacher. 18 JOHN WILLIAM SEDAM Bill Football 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 V. Pres. Hi-Y 3 Class V. Pres. 3 Varsity Cheerleader 4 Ambition: Does a boy oi 18 have a choice? GAR JOSEPH WVALLSMITH Car Football I, 2, 3, 4 Football Capt. 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Basketball Co-Capt. 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 FBLA 3, 4 Ambition: To End out what woman took all of Krause's money. JAMES YV. VOSBURG .,Jim,, Baseball 2, 3 FBLA 3 Ambition: To be a professional playboy RICHARD ALLEN HOCKER Dick Basketball 4 Track 2, 3, 4 FBLA 3.4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Cross Country l. 2 Ambition: Plum. J ij X BONNIE IRENE THOMPSON Men G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 State Placque Award -1 Home Ec. Club l Library Club 4 Tumbling l, 2, 3 Olhce Practice 3, 4 jr. Red Cross 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 FBLA 3, 4 Cafeteria 4 Ambition: To snatch a certain nephew of Uncle Sam's. DOTTY jo ENSMINGER HD. If. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Sextet 4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 FBLA 3, 4 Pres. jr. Red Cross 3 Tumbling 1,2 Bookstore 3 Ollice Practice 4 Paper Stal? 4 Annual Staff 4 Ambition: To be the V champion of women's wrestling. DELORES DAVIS Davy Home EC. Club 1 jr. Red Cross 4 FBLA 3, 4 G.A.A. l, 2, 3,4 Tumbling 1, 2, 3 Ambition: To be Dotty's ,ak x.,,w iV' N fad, DONALD K. PETERS Don Track I, 2, 3 Cross Country l, 2, 3 FBLA 3 Hi-Y 3, 4 Ambition: To win Little 500. MILAN YAGER Skip Student Council 1,2 Class President l Band 1 Swing Band l, 2 Hi-Y 3, 4 Pres. Hi4Y 3 Class Reporter 4 Sports Reporter 3, 4 Baseball l,2, 3,4 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3 Ambition: To major in honing at Mollar's Barber College. GLEN ALBERT SPAULDING Shorty FBLA 3 Darkroom l, 2, 4 Ambition: To dodge tht manager and own a draft. Cadillac convertible. MABELANNA LEIC Mabel Glue Club I 2 1. 4 . I Q 3 Libgiiciiifs 4 ' gg . MAX FRED . J . .. I -, ., jr. Red Cross 4 wig , 'A FBAIXZ 4 ,. Ambition: To stay sin Sgr. at Arms Tri-Hi-Y -1 - ., iii :aw Student Council 4 6 . , V, Ambition: To Skip un-tl ' ' . ' life. , Xl ' lc Q 19 MARJORIE LEE URBAIN Margie Band l, 2, 3, 4 Sec.4Treas. Band 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4 Sextet 4 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3. 4 FBLA 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Pres. Tri-Hi-Y 4 Cafeteria 4 Ambition: To be a private secretary. NORMA RUTH SCHMIDT Schmidty School Hostess 4 Confidential Secretary 4 D. A. R. Good Citizen 4 Queen's Court 3 Alternate Girls' State 3 Outstanding Comm. Student 4 Outstanding Shorthand Student 3 FBLA Cabinet 4 Freshmen Res. Cheerleader 2, 3 Ambition To be a happy . homemaker. JUDITH LEE KEESLING Judi Dramatic Club 3. 4 Pres. Dram. Club 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Glee Club 1.2.3 G.A.A.1.2,3,4 FBLA 4 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Ambition: Golf. SHARON KAY BAUCH Walker G.A.A. l,2, 3,4 Sec. G. A. A, 4 jr. Red Cross 3, 4 FBLA 3, 4 Ambition: To join the Spars. 20 .ill :x .Ms R. THOMAS LAMBERT Tammy Track 1, 2, 3 Cross Country 2, 3, 4 FBLA 3, 4 Pres. FBLA 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club 4 Paper Stalf 4 Annual Staff 4 Ambition: To sell refrigerators to the Eskimos. GORDON WESLEY THOMPSON Gordon Basketball 4 Ambition: To become a millionaire. RAYMOND EUGENE RICE ,.Ray,, Baseball 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 V 'LX 'S .. ,VQ klh, f 'X 1 .. , , Boys' Chorus 1,2 ' 1 . Glee Club 1, 2 - ' Ambition: To be a State K 5,55 Policeman. ': A QQ,. yjxQ ' 3 :s ,-Q Y MORRIS RATLIFF lllo'rris Ambition: To be an engineer. MARILYN JEAN RUSSELL Russell Bookstore 4 FBLA 3, 4 Bookkeeping Award 3 jr. Red Cross 3 S. P. Q. R. 1, 2 NOMA Entrance Test 3 Ambition: To do something no one else has done. LOYOLA MARY DOYLE HL U 03' Glee Club l, 2, 4 Glee Club Acc. l jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Ambition: To learn to type. DAVE ROBERTSON Dave Ambition: To stay out of the Army. LETTY ELOISE KAUTSKY Blondie Dramatic Club 3, 4 FBLA 3, 4 FBLA Cabinet 3 Bus. Entrance Test 3 jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4 Reporter 4 Office Practice 4 Ambition: To marry a certain K. '4- JW mg: CHARLES FREDERICK WEBB Skippy Track l, 2, 3 C-Men's Club 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Unknown. y. ,fl Qvbf 1 l I go CLINTON onrssm, HC, Inu FBLA 5, 4 Ambition: To join the .Navy and sleep ELLIS FRYE Ellis jr. Red Cross 3 Reserve Football 2 Hi-Y 4 Dramatic Club 4 Ambition: To sell hot Coca-Cola to the Eskimos at the North Pole. WINFRED C. APPLE Pete Baseball 3, 4 Golf 3, 4 Football 2 Band 1, 2 Boys' Glee Club 2, 4 Boys' Quartet 4 Boys' Sextet 4 FBLA 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 Ambition: To find The Thing. 21 i' E 2 1 H I Remember? How could we forget? All the things that add up to a memorable year at Lawrence Central. All the incidents, whether especially gay, or especially sad, or especially exciting, leaving an impression on young minds and hearts. The dances, the parties, all the little get-togethersu and happy times we've enjoyed. All this can be summed up in one word activities, a common word around any busy high school. Remember last year's prom? . . . the dream-like, perfect night, never to be forgotten. And graduation-there are too many emotions about a graduation to attempt to put down in words, but there's just something special about it . . . the Sadie Hawkins dance, an evening of informal fun and hilarity . . . of course the football games in the crisp fall air, the suffocating suspense of a close basketball game, the class leagues, girls' and boys' . . . the Calico Hop, an old-fashioned hoe-down, noisy and gay- Swing Your Partner! . . . the Sweetheart Ball, a huge Success, My dear, just everybody was there! . . . of course the Xmas Dance with that special holiday feeling . . . the com' bined Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y party, the highlight being, of course, the basketball game-loads of laughs and fun .... There are many more things to remember and perhaps to laugh or cry over, but it can all be summed up in three little words- fun for '5l ! PROM The 1950 Prom was certainly a triumph for the Junior Class. It took place on the balmy summer evening of May 3rd at the Indianapolis Athletic Club, where a delicious dinner was served at eight o'clock, preceding three heavenly hours of danc- ing to the sweet refrains of joe Zaney and his orchestra. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Janet Wilcox as prom queen. She and her colorful retinue advanced to the throne, where she was crowned by Carroll Bragdon, vice presi- dent of the Senior Class. Miss Wilcox's court con- sisted of joey Nickell, Norma Schmidt, jolitta Smith, and Ann Cain. The memories of this wonderful evening will long remain after these pages turn yellow with age. J 1 x 'f 9 44 .H .' N X. 'WX Q xg, is If . mi T7 E' 3555 4 W ' :S-irgifff 1 z 1 4, X ' . .., , ...V t .. , n 4 f' . as King and Queen of Sweetheart Ball 25 Football Banquet Franklin Pep Rally P' ' gi , If 1' X as HI X OFFICLRS: Presiclenl, john Seymour: Vice resiclent Tom Lambert: Secretary, Lee XVilsong 'Iieisinu jimmy Bogart: Chaplain, Tom Mock: Seu.,cinl-at-Arms, Emery McConnell. ,rg , . A A , . I V ':- , 'Lv 1 9' an Q LIBRARY CLI'B OFFICERS: Secretary, Earlene Wright: Reporter, Bonnie Shawg Presi dent, Ann Cain: Treasurer, joey Nickell. Not pictured: Vice President, Beverly Scott rw. ,. . Tr 1 ilfffrifaa. fires tm l llltllsillsia Sfllllliilim 5 raw? ftsnzrff f 333 i.,.. in, ,. I jUNlOR RED CROSS OFFICERS: Iver 5 N K A jean Palnierg Secretary, Elizabeth Apple Xice fell w r W A President, Lncile Flanagan: President Donna W X ,L lj-2:14. Spell: Reporter, Thelma Deputx ' C359 1 'F' X 'l II x K 14 fx. lf K 44 I WITH F. B. L. A. OFFICERS AND COUNCIL MEMBERS L. C. H. S. FOOTLIGHTERS CLUB OFFICERS: President. Judi Keesling: Recorder, Jeanne Beaver: Vice President, Tom , Lambert: Secretary, Beverlv , Scott: Treasurer, janet Wilcoi. TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS: Treasurer. Marjorie Springer: President. Marjorie Urbain: Vice President. Joey Nickell: Secretary, Eleanor Gray: Chaplain, Ann Cain: Assistant Historian, Norma Pugh: Historian. Artlelle Moore: Sergeant- at-Arms, Mubclnnna Lee, 1? HOME EC CLUB OFFICERS: Secre- mry,jz1net Hauser: Vice President, Sue Reno: President. joan Benge: Treasurer, Eunice Flanagan. um gm Y f O U I I ' I ?.23l?5L.g,...- ' .'-.yr .1 -- V .. , , K, , 4 ' -I F, . ,..,. . Am 5 'S 6- 1? I 'P f 5 'l I ET K f ,L N5+-...I- 1 '? .gp .f- .-4 .--N ,.. ......., ...- ,:...... N...-4 ..--,V ,..-1 . xx ' . it V gig? pm., TWV: 7 ,,f ,ff 1 Eg... W ' I ....,-f ew, r r SL 4 M rr W Q BOYS' GLEE CLUB: Leora Crumrine, Director: Ann Cain. Accompzmist. TWIRLERS: l-ldnu Lec Brunson, Donna Spell. GIRLS' CHORUS: Leora Crumrine. Director: Lois Roberts, Accompauist. SQA ,ll I ' J I it S i - ..' 1 5 X -1 i GIRLS' GLEE CLUB: Leoru Crumrine. Director: Nlury Lorton. Accolnpaniak, fb ' JS . sk' P- ' 'X,.,...,, 1 L., ,hui V V ls- :n..i. 1 X ' I, L -Q-.ix 7 Ji'-mf.. . . TWIRLERS: B111'Im:11':1 Llm'rc'1', Lynn Minot 11-,,,.-Z 'R' .w Q Nj 7 4,.--fx , w , ' , '18- Ek, 7 , 'V,, if , x BAND: Leora Crumrinf, Director. 29 f GRADUATIO The class of 1950 was graduated from Law- rence Central on Wednesday evening, May 24, at eight o'clock. The procession was led by jeani Cain, JoEtta Smith, Jerry Lyst, and Emery McConnell. Music was furnished by the school band, the Girls' Glee Club, and the Mixed Glee Club. Selections were Somewhere a Voice Is Calling, Whispering, and Memories, After the address by Dr. Carl G. F. Franzen, the seniors were presented with their diplomas and became the ninth graduating class at Law- rence Central High School. HO ORS Earlene Wright was elected President of the Indi- ana Student Library Association at the fall con- ference. This is an honor for Central as well as Earlene. 147' 'PN Norma Schmidt was chosen by her classmates and teachers to represent our school in the D. A. R. citizenship contest. She also was picked as outstanding student in the commerce - department. s .-AJ 4,,1 ' . 7, ..- QQ. ., '71 - awful. ' 'X E Yf,':3,?iV1 B H H. ,. V,,,i:Q : . . had Four of our students attended Boys' and Girls' State this year. Ann Cain and Tommy Lambert ' l' et YVilcox and Tommy Mock were were sent by Memorial Legion Post No. 3 of Indianapo is. jan sent by Oaklandon Legion Post. 5 ' 5 31 Betty Davis 1 A s W' wikxf AK' Kent Newhouse -4, -. 'Q .xv YW-Y Billy Blake do we M X Ns' Ffei ,:1.,,-V Ann Krantz er' l it e 'A Eleanor Gray Bob McDaniel . me 'egg ' r A,-'Y' -T . . . . jr' .Ag , faq -'. E-52. Ellsworth Smith ,,4l 'lpx W, ,4,,, 1 ,nr , h ,.. we Q Myrna Gordon Lucile Flanagan Jim Garland -ae ' - 4: 'Q X Don Burkhart Lois Pearson -wr-nv!! Doreen Owens ,tifgo Scott Chandler mf, ' L ---js t :X X Norma Beaver Ln- we 2? 1 A Bill Haney V N X 'Sf f , N' x +g BK, I i x Norma Ambrose if ' -f I if fe ta- .wr ' fiif , M ' fe iiffis' , ' r , e' 25 -F R ,f If j .9555 5' eff!-1 In ,tix I ,,,,,,7 ii. : Ronnie Gr 13423 4' aw K Ardelle M imes O0I'C f Anne Puckett Tru . . , '8 , nge ' 9, ,,,, Q b , 1. . .ga Bob Eicher man Clemans ,. IV Jeanette Barker -i-ow.-. K VV .,,, U Lp 4:.E.j 6, IU? . , ' X Rice Mori is Donna Spell Bill 5Chr0CdCr 5 v-1-ff: , xx - llflafy LOTIOII WallCT Flagg Norrna Pugh if R J X 'L v .Q , sg ' ,f - V 1 'ff' ff -izv 'N S .f t 2. f X aff, .,.,.. - .Q R kbkx in ,fn , 53? 5 V xl W Maufl' Ramsey Nancy Bell Rex Collins .t gg +. - , 7 ti: x tax I+ ti - Danny Scott PM Law B011 Harmeson Jean Palmer ' 'lg , .... ' . N ' , : : ff if - .Jr 'P 2 , ,A ' ' Q, 1 . gzgftg, if ' 2:35, V . ' ,-ce M-. ' c- T-all Y Q. , , , M., 'am , s 1 5 48,6 ft br I 1 A Don Garrison 1, it -2' ,,, I, , 'bv .2 1 ,N til gif!!! Dick H3ddiX Marilyn Conrar' A, ,,.. ..- ,t.,.afa fa ,ny jf , . fl, X ,ie I' X , I Lois Roberts Bob Hopkins f - ,. A Pat Whaley , .. - I l i I - -, I , V . , , 5 if Bob Warner ..., f 'M ..,.,.-gp -fd Betty Floerke - is 1 .ww yi, ,. ,QL Richard Milan Rim Dfaga l i , , 2 ' 2. 1- ' -u 4 ,W-52, l V , ...I Ja, 1: F X : 'N .1 ' , f i A ',,' ff r 1 A f l xx' Sandra Morris Gene Clemmer Leroy Stapelkemper QV' f A' ' ,ww L sf ,yiif . x Val. Janice Curtis - sw-H. .-,km-Y Fred Sachs gl ,Sr -Qifgx I: Kay Arens P' sf F' - fg 'A X J wwf' F ' ,ywfj A ,- ME 4 ,-...u Don Bolander 4-v ,fxillu .4 .. is A I ' Eunice Flanagan ft 1, , .tal ,.,- 'gre' gr 993: ' john Aleksa , - g -:- A 1 A . W 'W ,',1 Q W' 'Sz '? 'd,.ja,,. t ' -ke 1 ,, ., X out . 1 1 1 A Tom Askren Nancy Heims Barbara johnson Carlene Kremiller Q -I., .,1 x, .e9 - Bonnie Shaw . ' -K 1 7 '- ' A :Ili :iff i 5 I lf' Charles Dank I g e 4e l 'll 15' , X- . Q M 1 ' Fl iw l 7 X ,' I Pat VVhitf: f J' . ' W :W ifi Zak ig wen-1 'W .Z Larry Geyer ., 'J 1 X324 Y A f -'V ' janice King ' Y S ' i s 5 bk. U I , 11' :- E ,, '. ,Qt I W 16 A f 64 . : V . .fig 'E , . , f MW, Phyllis Young lf Dean Pierce . 'Q I5 ffl' X joan Pridgen ,L Y 2 Tom Peters few 6 t 'Ez' ' ia, ' P Merle Testerman .. Q 'I ,cv 4 7 - .,,.,,,, , , '..,.,.,.yf ll - 2 Pete Ingram ,ig- ., -:,, w ig, .As , 423 lc Earlene Wright f ? 'wr ,AW W 7 Y -we l 71 , , l J a,..,..al Hf ,U , S 5 Wwe' ,N 5'-3' Q 4 'W .ye X f Y X .1 1. l Q ' Dean APPR Barbara Hunt Billy Lambert l l : i 3 1. A x 7 I ' Lyn Minot Peter Reibel J Callie Cottrell 1 ' 'Leif 'I w i - I ii lvlvl Q. I , . f ro , ,,, , ,:,,,v': 'x Wjaif. ,,,:,,,,. .gh ',A , l f' Dare Stiles Elizabeth Apple BYUCC BHIHSOH ll ' 'wifi' -- ' .,.-V r 4,,, ' 1 A -kg U l ,Q-. . y '55 ' ,A,. ' ,..- 3 - .W . IEW-Tqllellne Floerlce Kim Decker Dee Ann Kinnick ,--.e M -,., 433' 9 i l - 5 ' '- P ' . .9 il ' A i -s if ' ' Jerry Conrad Patty Loux Sm X de ,gil ,Q we L W ,gi E 1 A 86' .ani N. x 0' ' Q - .X , ,l Ns gl Q 4 2 0 , ' -' Marlene Adams Bill DCUHY . Y , Bob Keown Carol Wilcox 0 1 i fl .ge 1 - , BX r .1 li? 4 Delores Stum Garold Lighlle P . ' ' : X, f: Q 'Ex w. X as ,asf-ff 1 ' . .1 air . .l,..A. , i i S 1 Rad l . i Billy Clark juanita Alexander H if 6432 9 N - 'JP . f is D QR B l L , . .aA.a v A Q b, Qi - 1' Barbara Strange , ,-v.-.l ,lv vw, Don Perrin .xg Ellen Robinson A . lm ' Q1 , FF .fic . ' I.: .FS ,X - if eg yr Ng? .ra Vg' xii. Monte Wetter H+, Xx Q. X X x XX 5 QA x Es w Peggy Lambert . X gk David Staley. t X . -fi S G, 4 Y X X K, 'Sa Pat Greene Ray Vosburgh sf Q .Z fi 4 ' -:f K Joan Benge 4 f,' ,T . I .JP 'sf D ' YF! iff f ',.A v'5 ,wr 1 wi' Judy Richie Alice Center 1 X , I J, ,. ., , .4 . ,QQ bb 1 Q i 5' L , .1 ' , -JA ',', 1 ' ? A. Al .,. J Clyda Bedwgll Barbara Carter Diane Godsey rf-1 av' - 97 1, CG 4.4 Q N if .- ls V, Af 4.. Betty Parker Shirley Johnson Na-in 3 Q-.X -u'-iq ,j X 7 1 ' :fig-3 I , , 1 1, i Audrey Tomas Ray Webb ,IW L. 4 ,.- ,1 1 .' 1 Q- i ,. i I-ffm? 'F 'F 1 'V f if 5' 4 1 -:Lf r,,r , ' x-Q' 1 'V ,, bb ug ' 1 A i l i Joan Sevems Bob Beechler David McMonigle Joyce Barker Loretta Morris James SHVCY . lb a f , , '. - P been ' e i I -K 1 A 4, ' 'Q - 1'-fy, A- IN f ,,, 1' '4, if ' Q' 3' 1-4-W 3 'E ' ' - 1 1.4-sf' , .576 ,, Q -1' 3 ' ' k . - J XTX A .' 'K , V -A - .Q A 4 Nx fx 1 -Zi. K ily r ii- janet H Shirley Young Sue Reno Gale Hausafus Johnny Combs auger Jl'dY WEST f , ,I wh. ' . V 6 A, , , - an ' - ,rr ,. ' - 455' f W 4 7 A- ' ff ca N V 4' if r., ,.A Q. -V V 4 . , ' 4-1 , 'N ' 4.45 'fx 6 3, r 1 ff f ' , 175' ' M A: - ' . l, is Nj MIA ,5 F ,gr , ' A 'Q J F A I 7 V 1 Barbara Dove Pat Clevenger john Mcconnell Allan Miller Lum Walker OPM Shmlk -i If F2 i? i ,--a M Q :sf wifi? - ,P W M ,W we ' , 5 ' 1 ,..,.wV' l X 5 x Q ,,,. if A A V, V: I f X, , Al , V I na Z. 194.9 A I 7 7 1 5 is jack Holzberger Isabell Baugh Affhuf Roberts Lois Mowrey James Russell Danna Daniel X X X w K nr N S X - X E lack Emsberger ' Barbara Mednris , WQX 1 . ws? r. if' -. X ,Y Q K .XX- L .,... ix Y 'N' P! .. C' X NYYN' RS X , X lmixxt ggt - X 'Z:'- X DR . X 'i Q K Q 2 wg ' . ax 5 M Na L 1 -NS. Q 'sip-L . :S-, Cauawa john Spilmarl Charles Chandler Norma Y is me I X , V ...yea J. . , Y. gf: X -- - in s N l x 'fy 'Y .Q N V :J-'X , :S..-fi - YX 'R '- X WN X X Q , N .Q N- Q - 9 . -F Q X F X ' in Judy Blake Ronnie HODDCS ll Pat Carr .al , '13 N4 I V C N' u . john lshler Vernon Shields XX aisle. M X Q t -wg X . -., x K , 'H A, Mildred Ingram jean Reynolds A ,sigma t A A , ' my .fx ' N - ff' ' -:S ,ff SQX -wif. X Don Fountain :w w - - -P-zfi' . Q X Q t 5 i XXX A Q S Q 4 'SK X x s Zzaeah S jo Ann Hoover Billy Coble x 3 e. .mm Cecil Taylor o h X t , Betty Brumfiel Marilyn Pugh Sue Lambert ...,,, .-A Q Nev, -- -QR f - .ue pam, ,bist- . A ,qw :ffl jim Dillman .IBN . ff 1 ' 52 7 -, . gh..-H . J . ' . ,, ,A ,A Lavon Teters Diane Porter as, AN ,A Edward Gough P Anita Smith ea Bob Lorton A I K S E , , .Q Q, gawk N as is E Ami ESQ 33:1 . i I Biuy Marsh Sandra Ridlen Don Haney Oneita Davy Dick Earlywine Rosemary Young 1 MN ai, fi t .. . I A A i - 4-ff' ... 1 -M s 'A ' Q X. 1 5 -35 X .. .... if ,A f -- -ef: . ' we fy t ' , ik K K Helen Hawk Richard Smith Edna Lee Brunson' Richard Robinson Phyllis Orr Joyce Pridgen Zlaeah H :A , ,Az A, .,,. si W r'Q hwy! - i,4A S , s fr, k , john Williams wiima Taylor Q X. - mb 'fi . . Tom Clark 1 I . 'A Qrlj Steve DeF0fd Charles Testerman an y i if Q 'JS Qfli 'Q 45, q 1 -liz' 5? ' fe A ,J 2, i ,VVN R, ' 4 f 1 V sf QQA i J' F- 1. x 'x ,, -' f' J' Y Bernard Hogan Bob Hoskins Linda Hardy St -I' V E . 1 W, rf- ,a?, ,. A :S 2 ' X K -wav ,',., 1 ' , f - ' gxsfy ,f 1, ', Vgye P' ::, . gvgkf .ffiii Scott Clark A ,. rr . W 'wr f W 4 Jeanette Bishop ,gif Paul Wood '53, ,,H fi , . 5 Ny., A I A .. -Qoo- 'Y y ,, 7 . 'fm ' Qi 1-sl. B0bSpringer 1 F V.. aff yr ,7 3 jean Stewart vf' Brian Harling ., 1 219 'F fr' Stanley MCVay 'W f -2, ,cy -V 3- ma -SQLQ2 ' sg V-Mai, - N... f J. V. Gp J - sae? E sa 5' -f ggiv 5 ws 2' x X? fs s Lf Fi i i + Betty Burkhart A, V '-M. 5, 5, m U' X I ,E jim King iai AN Ff7i .. Q I I ' ff' A I f ff Q Zl' I Carole Dobbins 'W ,ka -' .,.V....v- ,Qu ,. , - 1 r Q- ,X L M fx f il fr a ff Ella Denham ,- vi' ,y :liz wi:i?Ei. 4 -:ii yyiy ,LEM 1 yy, -, ,gs .--'.' - :g 5 ., ' V-1, ,',1e., W 'a , 'ffl 'Q 535 erm Egfiff .Y A . Virginia Carney Don Brodie . 1, 1.J. B, Bil-l Gressel X, . x ,. .Ry -1- -e ,r :ass i ' r xgP,gf' All janet Swoverland ,,...,--+ Bob DTZIUZI Larry Wilson 3 ? fr an ,. . Marvie Baker D D A., 4 rw- ,- , , rg , ., -155 3 , -.2 .1 J. K if X N. -x.', fa r gifi' . ' . .x I .fall-X fl, fi Fred Phillips 1 ,.--Q -fm -,., -.nf 3 :f 3 y Edward Smith ,.-. ' of ,ff ..,,- . Marilynli an oil Ray er' ,ig .,.-, 3 A ...- Oakley Pearson ' so r' , , V , f' ww fg are Q - W' .. S M la 2' ' A K, Jim Conrad , xr' If .B B ,..., ,. yggma ,, K X waz 1-, , B uf' W heasler Jim Phillips Bill Gough Julius Robertson Beverly King um gm Y f O U I I ' I I --' ' Q.-. I ' -4. 7,-, if I . M A' A. -ff A '14 'A A IL 4, ff'l..,- 'V a my 4 1 X I - trl- , V I., I 5 . ,,', 2 A I' f P V 7 A 3 QS, ,r . SL. i I 1 L: Bob Schuslerr Norma Bennett lim Ellenberger Bruce Geyer George Fisher Barbara Vinson Charles Trittipo, . 'x . 5- 5 - 2. F rl 'im Qi , 'W' 'X , - .,L ' is-is , 1 6 , EM f.,.,,'. is Q ,q w ' l , ' rf I , ,, xii , ..f. A ' ' 1,75 B9 9 w- ' . ' l W 1 ' M.-N 4 gg, -S QL- A Fi' , , jr if 'F X l 1 i X 'Algal i ,ff I 5 A' A A, 1 u f. 1- Glen Flanagan Thelma Deputy Sharon Han Don vart Carolyn Arthur Small john Stew Ted Cookerly 1 I ,R ' hh ' - Q . f ' , .,,a-- iffy if 5' - -.ew-V-Q- 5 , fi' W' li 1:2 f f , 1' ll -.4 , f., --Sr' . 5 S-1 ef W S' is M' -A ef rf XM' Kia I x W 5 V A A ff f - gil x - F ,-, H ,YU 1 x 'sq F' Cecil Hembree Harry Stapelkemper Shirlel' Thomlfson john Byerly Martha Plummer Jerry Perkinson - .A . ----N'f - A f W N 3 ,lr . - :,. -W . .'- ' . ,.. . , . - 4.4 M ' - .ff ,x Q Q.. A-rr a rr 1. -x ' li ' ' 4+ 'U' N ,SSW an Il J My r , , if 6 .. K Q , I Q I WN , ' ' 'nh iq' ' 9 4 r' X feifarafl r S r :U n - . Tom HOPkins 3 aug eny Bob Tate jack Clevenger Donna SUUS15 ,l0hHUiC Gray ' I A ' ,...,- . b ,N Q Y Q ,X r 1 ' l Sm. A if J ff Q . Q we I x Q I fl I, ., 1 ..,- x r 5 I r X Z V xx .lim Carr Alice Sedam Edward sn-adm Linda Ra1liFf Willy Bums D0f0IhyBU1'kS NOT Plf'Tl7RED Seniors: Wilma Bailes ,lU lU1'55 Marv Hodge. , , -' ' Clillilllm' Claude Wert h oiex B'n'lJ'uaCl6 Sop om zz . 4 S l'l'f'Nl'lllL'l Barbara Slewarl. Gem!-IC Turner ' ' ' Doyle 38 Nancy Flenlz. lar S ng, A A' A r,. . I .7 -'r' 49 .1 9 1 Don HU ber l -.Qi . ,ao QQ- if Pete Ziegler .,. l xl X wif Barbara Mike uf I Q ls pix X , r' ff' r BUS DRIVERS: From Row - Oris Hinshaw, Vernon Lyle, Paul Stewart, Henry Trittipo, Paul Beechler. Back Row-Joe Beech- l flxbfa ' ' QQX4 ler, Charles Rosenbrock, Chalmer YVaddy, NVoodrow Furgason, jim Eusey, Verne Bruce. 45. COOKS: Edna Cox, Lula Krantz. Eva Fricldlc. CUSTODIANS: Madge Reynolds, Fay Emi-..r 'h Fricldle. Alvan -1 ,J 5, -I l r rw gf! Baugh, Everett Groves. l n a 39 - 37101114 The 1950-51 sports year at Central got off to a flying start with the cross country squad capturing the county crown. As the football season ended, the Bears were the Capital Dis- trict Champions for the second straight year. Wrestling, something new at Central, Filled many spare hours for many boys throughout the winter months. Coach Bruce led the Bears to the Hnal game of the county tourney, after a successful season. In the spring season, track and baseball shared the spotlight, with golf as an up and coming sport at Central. The cinclermen claimed a good record and produced a sectional winner in the shot-put. Future years in baseball looked bright as Coach Paden's roster indicated a growing number of under-classmen. Boys and girls competed in volleyball and baseball, but basket- ball led the way. Class league teams gave the boys and girls of LC the opportunity to compete in basketball games through the regular season. These games were watched by both girls and boys with much interest and enthusiasm. The Juniors placed a close second, but the Seniors came out on top. if-A - W '5' iw . ' . , A s- 'Q' Q . is A Q, af' 3 ' ' , ..-A Wes kv- ' N.- -f - ., 5, 1 4 y , . ' 1 'JWX gb X ARSITY FOOTBALL: Back Row-Asst. Paden. Wilson, McDaniel, Rice, Reibcl, Grimes. McConnell, Yziger, INIcF1dden Sed-am M qllgmlyh Uppmzent Franklin Twp. ..... ..... 0 Pike Twp. ,.,. . Deaf School . Speedway .... Coach William Smitg. 4 t 5 6 g Assistant Coach James Paden FOOTBALL RECORD Southport Wa1'ren ........,. Decatur .......... Franklin High Beech Grove .. Ai.-N. ,.. M 1 y 3 '- ' ' ' 9 IQ,,'1'1'Z? - ' -. T i . fs:fsfft2f'i - ' - N ' LQ -Q Q Q ' . .Q 3 ,I gi-Q f W fggf, ini 9:55 H! A x J v 1 ., ,,. I ...Z X Q 9. ' , .Q ,H Lv '-in Sig . . .aw Y i . f Lrg- +- r' . -N i .. ,... . I 'fan 5 s fy Morris, Pugh, Chandler, Coach Smith, Milan. Neivhouse, liicher, Keown, Roberts, Flxigg, Schroeder, Hxirmeson. Askreu. The Lawrence Central iron men Hnishecl a successful grid season, with an eight and one record, marred only by a single set-back at the hands of Speeclway's County Champs. For the second straight year the Bears captured the Capital District Conference, with Quarter- back Bob Pugh winning top scoring honors. The Bears were lighter and not as fast as last year. but just as powerful with a line which averaged a scant l50 pounds and paperweight backs averaging but HO. Most of next year's help will come from the reserve team, with only four of the starting eleven returning. Sixteen letters were awarded. Raymond Rice, Ronnie Grimes, and Bob Pugh captured top positions on the hrst team of the all-conference and the allacounty teams. Coach Bruce. 'IQ Peters. Pierce, T. Lzlmhcrl. D. Apple, B. Lambert. Sachs, Lysl 'vii' s 'N- . 3' fQ 'i fs E dl KW? ' , a , 1- wif! Q 1 S pg H-'e 39 39 53 44 37 52 38 48 47 66 46 38 19 . 8 xt . ,moi ' tm Ni, ' 1 ' , ex, . C0-Captains Wallsmith and Pugh Opponent Broad Ripple .,.AA, Manual A.............. Deaf School ........ Fishers .............. Washington .,...... Pike Twp. ....... . Warren Central .....,... Speedway ..........., Pendleton ...,. Fortville .......... Beech Grove .,.,..,. Greenfield ......., f-.4 ,Q 1 l zfg at-u..' Q 3' 115' gig. ,-pq gan g Q? e 97 nur-4 ,,.. .au tl V ge N-I I 6 1 all .l.. '1 I . .sf--' Q VARSITY BASKETBALL: Back Row, Standing - Mgr. Sachs, MCDfmigl Thompson, Grimes, Hooker, Morris, McConnell. Front Row-Coach Bru e Steele, Pugh, Wallsmith, Chandler, Asst. Krause. VARSITY RECORD 13 won-9 lost J' They We Opponent The 57 54 Decatur Central 38 52 49 Brownstown 56 38 45 Noblesville 41 43 45 WVarren 55 62 52 Franklin Twp. 50 38 51 Ben Davis 43 31 COUNTY TOURNEY 41 37 Pike Twp. 29 38 47 Ben Davis 43 33 49 Franklin Twp. 56 SECTIONAL 45 Manual ,..... ...l........................ 5 4 RESERVE BASKETBALL 14 won-6 lost 0 X .r . ne, ' far' 'A x -e . ,- L s-,, as if . - 42 . ' ' urs ' 3 u Q - .' J Q . 'R or 2 2 1,3-'l 543 ' A A- me 5' s . S' X . L- E 'hx RESERVE BASKETBALL: Back Row-Coach Bruce. Brunson, Stiles. Reibel, Keown, Mgr. Pierce. Front Row-Conrad, B. Lambert, B. Clark. Roberts. D. Apple. Perrin. Although somewhat lacking in height, the 50-51 cagers proved that they had what it takes to make a winning ball club. Handicapped by inexperience, the hoopsters got off to a slow start. As the season progressed, they showed their Illettle by their nearly capturing the county crown. Gar Wallsmith took top scoring honors as well as winning the free throw trophy for the best shooting percentage from the charity stripe. ,fp V. ,,,, 3-'18 I S 1' XLLL LEADERS: Bill Sedum, Jeanette we 15' Barker, jimmy Bogart,jea.ni Cain, John V ww Seymour. U ff wr f X u ,,... ,P J I FN . Sf . 1' .M fe- es Q ex -'A 3 v w Q YU fv Q S.. . F' 4 .wi Back Row - Perkinson, Small, Harting, T. Clark, Taylor, Coach Paden. Middle Row -Springer, Fountain, Hogan, Coble, Dillman, Trittipo. Front Row - Brodie, Flanagan, Hoskins, Shields, Conrad. We 19 16 12 16 19 21 25 30 FRESHMAN Opponent Warren Central Franklin Twp. Beech Grove ...... Beech Grove ....,.... Warren Central ....... Franklin Twp. .... . Broad Ripple ...,.., Deaf School ...,.. RECORD Back Row -Grimes, Pugh, Coach Paden, Wallsmith, Yager. Middle Row-Conrad, W. Apple, Morris, D. Apple, B. Lambert, McDaniel, Perrin, Front Row - G. Young, Siler, D. Reibel, Steele, Wilson, Reynolds. Q ,1- v, f Ti? X gf 4 ,,'.gxTR tl Q9 K A s K., .su . ,L - Q V 3. .vim v k ,Fav . Lk' - f . t F' f f Q ' 'ms ' 'W wfw wf.,.f kwa we 'ff if 't 1.i,'fn 'LLC ' -Q Y i V F, I I Tw , , X i 4 . ' 'Ax 9 ' My if 5 xl E N I .x1l'i?,,' xxfl' 4 . giwFBwTR4f -,- 'L A 'I If -X X . ,., , ax, 4 I if LW.. . 2 f fl Y ff, f f f - Y N --- ns' W ' ' 0 ' A.. - 1 48 They 21 28 15 8 22 23 30 24 sv' 74665 N 4 5 fi xg ,. .1 ,mr 1 ,. W. . . .l j-'al 1 -an ,I :Vx :wi W, 4?-i ' - . lg A I YI' NJ 'x . wx gg 4- .. A - Q-ff' A - ,Q ' a ' A - ,. f - -..f 1 x -f + ' , fi f q'fgi,,', 'i 3- A. , R , ,kk iii , -' g',m,-. , 'W ,' if' rn? 'ef - A , I ..-2. 7 , . .Lg'ifg2T,fg . ic, -,,1ijl'g ef - b jig z-yQ,:'icr. .55 :, , -'-A . 'f?11 , fn 5 Q - 5- ,fe ,A ffgg-Azfv 4, 1 av- -M If . - L- -,fs ,ww v , 'A :gr yn- 1' 5 is nf ,, . Q . - 'A '- I Q fn 4 N .45 Q tg, D C-Jar H vcd 41-u 2 ,ca Q. -e D 1 was .. ' - 'Cf A , - 1 - N ' 1 ' -V , f F ? 1 Q Q' ' , QS: - ' f ' L.. . 8 ,- vcd - ucv bcd - ,, 4 ucv Q' 50, C ,Ad is P 1 ' ' - F , - 'ff NJ - 0 ' . , N 'X 'C . P ' , --H ' Wi . 'L 33 ' HQ V- - - E , , X , X Q ,I 5. ,T Q I X K .,, . Q A , -W ,L V+-.., ., A ' Q ,Vx -In a t T-2' f! fi :Q 5 Back Row- R. XVebb, Keown. B. Clark, Pierce, Seymour, T. Peters, B. Lambert, Verbarg, Bogart, Morris. Rice, Coach Bruce. Middle Row. Standing-Mgr. Scott, Fountain. T, Lambert, C. Webb, Slricker, I-locker, Eicher, Bvuuson. Raab, Carr. Front Row - Young, Mock, Harmeson, Xewhouse, Wallsmilh, Sachs, Lysl, McConnell. Coach Krause, Morris. Mock, Vcrlaurg Sreralc W. Appl? Crimes, Hzursafus. QC M.- MN, .-::::t::fvf -N x - ' -,. ,..t,.A ,wg V M - 2 Hg X. 1 - ,,,,,--tw, 2.-'fi' mb vw -' ' ' , m , ..tki-ff' - , 1 t, xi t - K g S' N ,vm w I ...sf Back Row-Grimes. Rice. NIcConn ll. Cl' ll e mm er, Morris, B. Lambert. Wilson, Sedam, 1'. Rcibel, Keown. Yagcr. lVlcDzu1iel. Front Row-Nfock, B001 't S' h NIcFutlclen. Pierre. Newlmuac. J . ' . all , .ic s, Hlillsiiiitli, Pugh. Steele, 'I'. Lnmlmcit. Olliceri: jziiiet Wilcox. Rcpmtcr: jney Nidtcll. 'lVll'C1lSlllCl1 Slmron Bnugli. Sc-c'i'etz1iw: Ami Cain. Vice Prcsiclent: Ir'iEtm Smith, l'i'eQidcnt. 50 Sm ww.-.,, VW , .. .... is .Q,-t,.,Q, ,N ll! 9-a. I Y! :Well Co-editors: Lyst, Keesling Business Editors: Lambert, Ensminger Class Pictures: Hammer Activities: A. Cain, Cain, Doyle Sports: Springer Art and Photography: Nickell Circulation: McFadden As we close the '51 Bears' Den, the annual staH wants to say thanks. Thanks for letting us give you your annual. VVe appreciate your interest and co-operation. that combine with eveiyone's hard work in making this book what we hope is a success. We want to thank you for giving us so much to remember .... We hope you enjoy your annual as much as we'z1e enjoyed bringing it to you. The hard back covers are a new feature in the LC annuals. We hope you like them, too. An inexperienced staff got of to a slow start. Then along came the mump epidemic, and our co-editor, jerry Lyst, was co-editing from bed for three weeks. With the actual task of putting out a year book was combined the job of getting out our bi-weekly school paper, The Cub Reporter. As the deadline drew nearer and nearer, one could see the diferent members of the stag running helterskelter soliciting ads, taking pictures, developing them, writing and rewriting, taking annual subscriptions, and a hundred and one last minute details that had to be completed in order to make this book a reality. We hope you like your yearbook. 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That's the reason Stark 81 Wetzel All- Meat Wieners are consistently voted the TI-IIRTY-FOURTH and SERMAN DRIVE H005le' F V0'l'e5 Stark, Wetzel 8. Company, Indianapolis Ch. 2554 - Ch. 0029 look for the band I 0 0 ' l A'4 ' -'- A' ' SKINCFSS QuAurY usso CARS ,,,,,,,,, Q x 7fze give Sended In the four fast-flying years a student spends at Lawrence Cen- tral, he gradually gains the many things that go to make up the experience of a high school education. And when he's handed his diploma, he takes with him not only a mere knowledge of readin', ritin', and 'rithmetic, but also a more thorough understanding of life itself. As lze attains adulthood, he will recall the never-to-be forgotten memories that filled his four years at school. Undoubtedly . . . the sight of the classroom . . . the sound of music from the gym . . . the smell of the chemistry lab . . . the bitter taste of defeat at a football game . . . and the feel of enduring friendships . . . will linger long after the three R's have been forgotten. ROADSHHE BUCKLEY'S FURNITURE RESTAURANT Headquarters for nationally advertised furniture, appliances Cumberland, Indiana and television 12-9 Weekly - 1-5 Sunday U.S. Road 40 7950 Pendleton Pike Ch. 3510 V . Ross A. SMl'H ATHLETIC- co. Know your Salesman as well as your Merchandise Personally directed, strictly custom-built athletic clothing in the latest and accepted athletic styles, backed by 40 years of earnest achievement. Any ideas you may suggest will also be featured by our exclusive factories. 6001 Carrollton Avenue Br. 1520 Indianapolis, Indiana lfiizydiofe jim! gjaralem lawrence Goods 7301 Pendleton Pike and R 81 S Regal Market Cherry 2222 Lawrence, Indiana Czmpgmenfgf o magna, juneraf Sruice Ambulance Phone 4 Oaklandon, Indiana Erbin McCord Elsie McCord J 452725 gem L7 cfm EAST 38TH and POST ROAD 1 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA ll f I- -1 l I 4 +.f-' U-P i -- f-i - 7' Pi . HES-9U'M!..LlER 'mzg ' ge ,L I -L, , -3 ef1s:'if+-1??5 I1'f1::e A , il i. ' r -:- ' ipsum, N T ' ?f- . fA,147i?g,-3i'1, 'K- SEE If 11-LL 5. B Kf:7iTTgg,E:?'?5 To -. Q' xmeeiii -A ' C ' -? -efE5TilL? lEi7-L'5f 2-2 -L77 ii Q.aE2f'- -5 K 1 -' ,ggggf 1: ff'4Q E+f .- F -L-as 1 wi, --v vo- ': . , - - f - - :v-1 -.- , , - gr,-F: rvvr A1 'N ' :, , il USC FBS 5 Coca-Cola Bohling Inc. 1 PARADISE SERVICE Gas-Oil-Tires and Accessories McFADDEN'S BRINKLEY'S DRIVE-IN Best Sandwiches Around OAK'-ANDON 5243 THICK MAL1'Eos oun SPECIALTY BOB'S TEXACO SERVICE THE WARDELLS, FLORIST Road 67 and Shadeland Avenue WARREN NORRIS 8606 Pendleton Pike CH. I826 INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA Complete and Personal Flower Service - DELIVERY ch. 9955 POST ROAD GULF EVERTT W. HARTING LUBR'cAT'oN-Tlkfs-BATTERES PLUMBING AT REASONABLE PRICES -oak: d I-OK 8990 Pendleton ch. 0906 Phone an on Huntington Laboratories, Inc. HUNTINGTON, INDIANA h 1 E 1- I 1' l ATTRACTIVE POSITIONS A good school to attend following your graduation. Specializes in preparing young people for the higher level positiqns-ASK FOR BULLETIN CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE Indianapolis For Better HOME FURNISHINGS-Shop The HIGHWAY 67 FURNITURE CO. Located at McCordsviIIe, Indiana Store Hours-Daily 9-9 Sunday 2:30-6 SALSMAN'S GARAGE CASTLETON, INDIANA GL. l676 48th and Shadeland Pure Service ROAD AND WRECKER SERVICE MECHANICAL WORK Ch. 0916 . AUSTIN'S 66 SERVICE 7850 Pendleton Pike LAWRENCE, INDIANA Ch. 0039 LAWRENCE CAB 24-HOUR SERVICE 8426 Pendleton Pike Ch. 6106 JOE ond MABEL READ H I LLSDALE LANDSCAPE CO. You are invited to visit Indiona's ,largest ond most beautiful ROSE GARDEN Located at HILLSDALE NURSERIES Quarter Mile South of Castleton on Road I00 MOHI.ER'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE OAKLANDON. mD1ANA PHONE 40 STANDARD OIL COMPANY c. s. wn.soN, AGENT CHerry 2244 Lawrence, Indiana LEONA FRANKFORT SCHOOL OF MUSIC, DANCE AND DRAMATICS Boarding Kennels--Separate Quarters VUTURO MUSIC CENTER DOGS1CATS-BIRDS-ETC. 3752 North Sherman Dr. Cherry 3991 Pendleton Pike and Post Road CII. 2431 ARCHIE MCKINNEY, INC. POLKA DOT DRIVE-IN WHOLESALE FRUITS and VEGETABLES 9600 E t W h. t St t CS CIS Ing on fee 229-29 Wes' M0'Y'f 'd Sffee' Home cooKlNG oun SPECIALTY Market 2540-3549 Indianapolis 4, Illd- A favorite place of good friends--A meal or o snack Best Wishes of Gvngralfugfiond THE LAWRENCE JOURNAL STAFF Senior Class to Graduates and Students NDADCH of Lawrence Central SHARPS RESTAURANT LlTTLE PLACE WITH BIG EATS 4920 Post Road and Highway 67 Margaret and Odell Sharp High School Inland Mushroom Co. 'For Fresh Mushrooms P. AND K. MARKET 8263 Pendleton Pike Groceries, Meats, and Vegetables Plenty of Parking Space' Store Hours 7 A.M. to '10 P.M. Cherry 0003 DRUGS AND SUN DRIES COMMUNITY DRUGS Paul Sallee Proprietor 46th and Franklin Road Cherry 2020 THE 0lKl.lRll0l STATE BANK Oaklandon, Indiana CHECKING - SAVING COMMERCIAL - MORTGAGE Installment-Auto and Personal Loans Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. M ar E SERVICE Auto - Tr lr - Tractor Repair Bl kim th Welding Wrecker S rvico Phone 56 Oaklandon, Ind. M. O. Bough E. A. Slum LEO'S MARKET Full line of groceries and fresh vegetables Open 7 days per week Automatic lce Service 7525 Pendleton Pike- Cherry 0057 For Those Who Demand The Best MICHAEL CLEANERS 8424 Pendleton Pike Cherry 3429 Pick up and Delivery Service STANDARD SERVICE 38th Street at Pendleton Pike Cherry 0027 PARADISE CORPORATION Hardware Groceries Appliances Meats Electrical Supplies Drugs and Dry Goods Phone-52M Oaklandon LAWRENCE PHARMACY Lawrence, Ind. Quality Drugs and Prescription Specialists ED. HOCKER and SON COMPLETE PLUMBING INSTALLING REPAIR SERVICE CHerry 6761 6990 East 38th Street I EAT BREAD BENNETT'S SHOE REPAIR RICHARDSON BUILDING I.AvvnIs:NcI:, IND. THE PERMANENT FOOD COMPANY, Incorporated WAYSIDE FURNITURE COMPANY aozo PENDLETON PIKE CH. aozo For FOUNTAIN sznvrcs and GOOD room HOFFMAN'S GRILL, Castleton NOLAN'S BARBER SHOP LAWRENCE INDIANA I.II.'S and lRA'S RESTAURANT 8031 East 64th Street. Lawrence OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Call Lil for Reservations CH. 0021 FRED EWRY, JEWELER 4397 Franklin Road LAWRENCE 26 INDIANA R. T. ROBERTS COMPANY Your Home Town Agent INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE 8033 E. 46th SI., Lawrence, Indiana Ch. 2255 GARLAND FUNERAL HOME LAWRENCE INDIANA CASTLETON LUMBER and BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. BR. sua BR. B592 Relax and Enjoy Yourseli al AUDREY and KEWP'S PLACE MCCORDSVILLE INDIANA HAZEL GIBSON Representative in Oaklandon and Lawrence Telephone McCordsvil1e 67 THE GIFT COTTAGE DeFord and Son casnzron. momma BARBER SHOP RAAB SERVICE STATION rnANx1.1N ROAD and ev CH, 0923 ri-Y Bentley Shell Service Castleton, Indiana MATHEW'S REGAL STORE Castleton, Indiana KEITHS STORE Castleton Indiana COMPLIMEN TS OF W H. A. UNDERWOOD Barber Shop Lawrence, Ind. - 46th St. ZIEGLER LAWRENCE CAFE Richardson Building POST ROAD GARAGE L , I d' mg-,eenrif 033.310 Lawrence, Indiana l Chef Y 0001 Perry's Texaco Service Post Road and Highway 67 Cherry 41 I2 TOMMY KAUTZMAN 8022 East 46th Street General Insurance Oaklandon, Indiana WE CATER TO PARTIES AND CLUBS- SHEPHERDS CHICKEN DINNER Family Style Serving 8500 E. asm sr. CHWY 3786 For Reservations Norman H. 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