Pendulum Central High School - Pendulum Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 254 of the 1955 volume:

T E ANNUAL CINCINNATI OHIO WATEOH rm :7 Liam N33 L Lhaswg Al , NINETEEN F'IFTV- In +he year of our Lord 2000. when +ime Has dimmed our memories and Remofeness has obscured our rearward Vision info fhe pasf's happy years and Days and hours we'll Jrurn our PENDULUM'S pages +0 recall +ha+- 1N V. 1'6, I: E E ! 1 . 1 GLORIA HELEN MILLER 0 Edifor MARLENE GAIL NORRIS 0 Bus. Mgr. Through carefree happy-days. Through days of Jrrial. of fest of Jrrib- ulafion, Wifh cherished friends whom +ime has only served To endear wi+h a mellowed aHecfion, We direc+ed our energies i0 achieve and grow +hrough- , PRACTICE OBSERVATION WORK, STUDY, In +he year of 55 We +rod our ci+y's busy +horoughfares Mid +all enduring s+ruc+ures and nos+algic scenes. 3- ..th u ................ ..' Increasing always in knowledge and undersfanding Of our rich cuHuraI herii'age and +he broad Visfas of opporfunHy provided by our Greai- ci+y as we SHOPS SHOPS To learn +he skills, +he craHs, +he ar+s. Our friends depicfed herel as +hey demons+ra+e For us only a few of +he many'Faceh Of H1e broad areas of insfrucfion For which our dear old Alma Mafer Has become iusHy famous. make Clear +he very real advan+ages of H19 Technique of learning by doing. And. as for ac+ion on +he gridiron. The court +he +rack. Hie diamond, and Sundry o+her arena of compefifive sporf. ? Cen+rars Knigh+s, clad in +he armor Of honor. courage. and fai'rh. showad. Wifhou+ a shadow of a doubt ihat In afhleiics SPORTS SPORTS-SPORTS A+ our par+ies, a+ our dances. as we enferi'ained and were Enfer+ained-yes. as we found wholesome 'Fun and Relaxafion in doing pleasurable +hings in close associafion wifh Each ofher, we lived up He fullness of H19 Bloom +ha+ was our youHL SCHOOLS. ...Page 28 ACTIVITIES. .Page 54 CLASSES.. ..Page 82 FEATURES. .Page 158 ATHLETICS. .Page 168 CLUBS. ....Page 200 NCIPAL MR. CECIL O. TOWER PRINCIPAL Greal sfrides ol progress have been made under l'he leadership of Mr, lower. The gains have been gradual wide-spread and smoo+h- flowing wilhoqu dlsruerion f0 +he normal operallon of flue school, We are a 'lliv'mg'l organizalionl charaderized by a conslanf flow of mod- ern, functional equipmenl in all shops and deparlmenfs. We can lake pardonable pride In fhe knowledge +ha+ our sludenls will 5nd in +he shops and offices lnlo which we are gradualed, fl'le very lypes of machines. equipmenf and fechniques In which we are ifrained. This philosophy 01c growing wilh fhe limes will: which Mr. Tower has indoclrinafed his slag, has become an Inspirafion, nol only to +he laculfy bul' also +0 +he sfuden+ body. who. ln ilwe final analysis. are We real beneficiaries of ifs advanl'ages, And. as we fake leave ol our dear Alma Ma+er. we can do so Wllll Hwe comforling +houghl Hlal fo- morrow's sons and daughfers ol Cenfral will live in +heir day even as we have lived in ours, MRS. RUTH S. LAPE Assisianf PrincipaL in Charge of Pupil Personnel In close proximify +0 and with a sanguine InfereenL in Hue adminisfrafion responsinHXes th which Huey are charged. is He quarfef picfured on +hi5 page. On fhe iob early and Wm. seeking aiways reasonable and equifable solufions f0 +he many problems which arise daily, fhey have earned Hwe resped and good-will of H19 en+ire s+uden+ body. AHhough fhefr days are always busy, we have never known one of fhem 1-0 be relucfanlr +0 see us whefher if be +0 arrange $or some social hndion. seek a schedule change, ge+ counseling on fhe choice of a universHy. or even +0 ge+ permission +0 change lockers. Forflweir helpfulness. we are all grafeful. MR. AUGUST FRANECKI Counselor for Boys MR. THOMAS W. PEIRANO Assistan'r Principal. in Charm: of Teachnr Personnel ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS AND COUNSELORS MRSY META K. HOWARD Counselor for Girls Mr. Smifh Insfrucfs in Job Relafions Firsf Row: LOUISE ABBIHL: Typing: UnWersiW O'F Cincinnafi. WILLIAM K. ACKMAN: Presswork, Hand ComposH'ion: Universify of CincinnafL FAY ADAMS: Business Educafion: Bliss BusineSS College. JANICE AKSAKALOGLU: Art: UniversHy of CincinnaH FREDERIC A. AUBURN: Phofo-Lifhography; Miami UniversHy. WILLIAM H. BARTELS: Wood Shop: Universify of CincinnaH. Second Row: ALICE BATEMAN: Dressmaking, Power Sewing; Universify of Cincim naii, Ohio Sfafe UniversHy. FRANK J. BECHTOLD: Cocrdinaior Aufomofhe Deparimenh Univep sify cf Cincinnati. Ohio Sfafe Universiiya WALTER S. BERRY: Mafh: Universify of Cincinnah. WALTER M. BRUNSMAN: Math: Miami Universify. EVANS BURBANK: Indusfrial Ma+hemaHCs; Universiry ow! Cincinnati. ELMER E4 BURKHARDT: Advanced Presswork; Universffy of CIncinnaH. Firsf Row: C'MARI CAMERON: English: Indiana Universify, Butler University Universify of Chicago. SAMUEL CAPOZZOLO: Business Educatiom OfficevCIerical Pradice: Universify o'F CincinnaH. ANTHONY CHIODI: Biolagical Science Coaching: Miami Universi'ry. University of Cincinnafi, JAMES E CLARK: Physical Educafion, Coaching; MarieHa ColJegel University of Wisconsim Universify of Cincinnafi. NEWELL H. CLARK: Science, Mafhemafics: Miami UniversHy. RUTH W. CLIFT: English; Universify of Cincinnafi, Second Row: NELLE E. DOWD: English: Columbia Universify. Universify of Cincinr naf'x, HENRY DRACE: Coordinator Tn ihe Elechical Had; Universify :J Cim cinnaH. JULIA M. DRYDEN: Social Sfudies: Soufhwesf Louisiana Ins+ifu+e Uni- versify of Cincinnaii. FRANK M. FAIRCHILD: Avia+ion Coardinafor; Berea Norm$ CoHege. ANDREW F. FRENCH: Beginning Engines: Universify of C7ncinnafi. FRANK E. GLATTHAAR: Hand Comp05i+ion. Linotype: Teachers Col- lege-Universify of Cincinnafi. Third Row: CHARLES A. HABERLE: Tech, Clwen'fxsfry Food Science; Unfversify 0+.- Cincinnati Xavier Universiiy ALICIA R. HALL: English; Sf, Lawrence Universiiy, Syracuse Universiiy. N. Y. Sfafe College for Teachers. Unfvarsify of CIncKnnafL ALMA L. HANAU: General Business: Ohio Sfafe Universify, Universify of Cincinnafl. EUGENE E4 HART: Coordinafor AlliEd Cons+ruc+ionl Machine Trades: University of Cincinnafi Teachers CoHege LORETTA E. HARTZEL: Mafh: Universify of Cincinnaii: Universify of Chicago. CLARENCE WA HESLAR: Behind fhe Wheel Driver Training; Univev'sHy of Cincinnati. Fourfh Row: LEONARD HIMMELMANN: Enqhslm Grapi'nlc Arfs; Ohio Sfafe Uni- versifw Un'wersHy 0f CincinnafL FRED D. HOFFMANN: Advanced Elecfriclfy; Universify of Cincinnafi. Ohio Siafe Universify. BEA A. JACOBSON: PhysAxcal Educafion, Healfh; Universify of Cin- cinnaii. HILDEGARDE JOHNSON: Ofwcice Prache, Business Educafion: Law rence COHege, Universify of CincinnaH. HOMER JONES: English, Mafh, Science; Universify of Cincinnati. RUTH H. JONES: English: Un'wersH'y of CIncinnaiL Columbia UniverA sHy. Firs? Row: VELMA F'. KAMPHAUS: Business ArthmeHQ Calcubfinq and Adding Machines; Oxford College Universify of CincinnaH. ELEANOR R. KENNEDY: Shorihand Transcr'xpfion, Tymnq: ONO Sfafe UnTversHy Universiry of Cincinmafi, Gregg CoHege. JAMES W. KINNE: Woodwork'mg: Ohio Mechanics Insfifufel Xaw'er Universify. Univewify of Cindnnaii. IRVIN C. KUEHN: Health Coaching: Eas+ern Sfafe College. ROY D. LAGALY: Healfh, Physical Educah'on, Coaching: Universify 0 CMCTnnaH. ELIZABETH LEAMAN: Power Sewing: UniversHy of CincinnaH, Ohio S+aie UnEversify. Second Row: WALTER R. LUND: Librarian. Adviser f0 Knith LHe: Eureka College, Xavier Universiiy. UniversHy of EHEHOES. ELIZABETH MAITHRE: AH. English: University OF Cincinnafi, CoHege on Medicine Cincinnafi Arf Academy. SYLVIA MARTIN; EngHsh; Sfaia Teachers CoHege, Worcester. Mass. FRANK C. MAYER: General Science. Biobqy; Universify 0F CincinnafL WILLIAM MERIDITH: American His+ory World Geography Coaching: lndiana Um'versHy, EDA MEYER: Coordinafm in fhe Bus'meSs Field Job Relafions: Univeri sHy of Cindnnafi NaHonaI University of Make. Third Raw: VERLIE M. MEYERS: Physical EducaHon, HeaIH-I; Universify of Cin- CinnaH. ERNEST R. MILLER: World Geography, American History: RIO Brande CoHege, UniversHy of Kaanfucky Universify of C'KI'IC-H'IUEYH. VIRGINIA MILLER: Speech Therapisf; Easiern lHinois Sfaie College, Universify of Cincinnaii. EDITH MOORE: English: University ofCincinnafil LEE D. MOORE: Wodd Hisfory: Universify d Cincinnati. RALPH C. MOSCHEL: Bookkeeping, Bookkeepinq Machines: UniversHy of Cincinnah'. Fourfh Row: MINNIE H. MOTZER: Dressmaking: Ohio Sfafe Universify. UniversH'y of Cincinnafi. JAMES T. MUSSMAN: Eanish: Universify of CincinnafL RALPH NAVARO: Auto Service Shop: Universi+y of Cincinnati. FRANK NICOLETTI: WoHd Geography, American His+0ry; Wes? VirA ginia Unlversify. MARGARET OHANIAN: Typing ShorJrhandl Transcripfion; Universify 0+. Cincinnafi. ELIZABETH PEOPLES: Civics. Job Relah'ons, Needle Trades, Science: lowa Stafe College, UnWersHy of Cincinnafi. 20 w 1 Firs+ Row: ROYAL PORTER: Basic Machine Shop; Unlversify of CincinnafI. ADELHEID H. PRICE: Food Trades, Coordinafor CommerciaJ Foods: Universiiy of Minnesofa. JAMES PYLE: Coordinafor in the Needie Trades Field; Universify of Cincinnafi. EDNA REHKAMP: Physicai Educa+iom Heahh; Un3versity of Cincfm nafi. JOHN C. ROMAN: Business Education: Unlversiiy of Pittsburgh, Uni- versHy of Cincinnah'. ELIZABETH ROTTENBURGER: English; Our Lady of Cincinnaii Cali Iege. Universify of Cincinnafi. Second Row: HOWARD L, SAMS: General Science; Wilmingfon College Miamf Universiiy OI1io Sfaie Um'versify. ROBERT SARSFIELD: Physical Educafion, Health; Universify 0+: Cincinr nafi, FRED W. SCHAEPERKLAUS: Mechanical Drawing; UniversHy ti Cin- Cinna'l'i, WILLIAM SCHATZ: Machine Shop: Ohio Sfafe Universify, University of Cincinnaii. CARL J. SCHMIDT: Healih. Physical Educafion, Chairman of Depart ment Stadium Manager; Ceniral NormaX College. Indiana Univeri sihL MILDRED E. SCHOPMEYER: Shorthand. Transcription, Genera! Business. Typing; AHwenaeum of Ohio 5+, Xavier Universi'ry, Universify of Cmdn- naH. 21 Mr, Mayer demunsfra'fes science principles moor ROOTl Rooiu k I ' .5 It LlKE FRENCH HAFRDO'S . PLAY BASKE'EBALL i k 0 3. l. i, i1 . ATT END OCEALFUNTIONS 3 I '1'? 3 . 3 a 3 r Mr, Sulelt exp1ains Hie balance sheef 24 Firs+ Row: MARTIN SIEGEL: UnHed S+afes Hisfory WoHd Geography: Universify of C1ncinna+i. EDWARD T. SIMMERMON: World thory: Miam? Universify, MarIeHa CoHege, HERBERT SIMPKINS: Basic Engine: Aviailon Engines: Unlversify of Cincinnafi. IRENE 6. SMITH: English: CedarvIHe CoHeqe, Ohio S+a+e Universiiy, CDWUmbTa Universify, Universify of CFncinnafi. ORA E. SMITH: Coordinator in Hue Prinfing Field: Wilmingfon Col- mge. Ohw'o S+efe Universiiy, Um'versify of Cincinnati. GEORGE G. SNIDER: General Science Relafed Maihemaiics: Un'weri shy of CTnCInnaH. Columea Universify. Second Row: R. OWEN SOFKO: English; Ohio University Um'versify of. Cincin- nafi. ROY SOMMERLAD: Basic Elecfricify, Relafed ElecfrfcaX Science. Man: Monfana Sfafe College, University of Kenfucky, Universiiy 0f CInCinnafL NOEL V. SPENCER: English: Soufhwesf Un'wversier Missouri Sfafe Unir versify, Taylor UniversHy. MARY V. SPIKER: Cocrdinafar O1: Disiribu'n've Educafion: OHM: Wes- leyan Universify, Universify of Pittsburgh. ROBERTA STAGGE: Physicai Educafion, Healfh: Universiiy of Cincin- na+i. Michigan Sfaie College. EVA T. STALKER: Vocal Music; Universify of Kansas, Conservamry of Musk, New Jersey. Firs+ Row: ORVILLE E. STIFEL: Sheel Metal: Un'wersHy 01c Cfncinnafi. DOROTHY STRENG: Typfnq; UnRversHy of CFncinna+L CARL E. SULEK: Business MafhemafIcs, Bookkeeping: Ohio Sfafe Uni- versiw Unlversify of Cincinnafi. CATHERINE TEMPLETON: Eansh: Xavier Universify, Universify of Cincinnaii. Emerson College. ORVILLE H. TENHUNFELD: Aufomoiive Service, Body and Fender Work: UniversHy of CInc'mnafi Teachers College. HELEN A. TWOMEY: Enqiish: Universify of Cinc'mnafh Xavier Univeri si+y, Second Row: CLIFFORD E. VATH: Wood Mafhemafics and Science. General MaH'IA emafics. Job Relafions: University of Cincinnah', MONICA VIERLING: Sociai Sfudies: Ohio Sfafe UnTversify. WILLIAM M. WAGNER: Mechanical Drawing: Miami Universify. UniV verslfy of Wisconsin. CORINNE WALKER: Disfribuh've Educafion; Universify of Michigan, Simons CoHege. Prince School of Re+ailing. ROBERT L. WALL: Mafhemaiics: WoHord College. Universify of Vir- ginia. Universiiy of Cincinnafi, EDITH WARNER: Foods Shop; Ohio Sham Universiiy: Universify 0f Cin- dnnafi. Third Row: CHARLES WEAVER: Bioloqy Physical Science. General Science: UniA versify 0+ Minnesofa, Marshall College. CHARLES F. WEISMAN: Basic Hecfrfcify: UniversHy of Cincinna'ri. EMMA M. WELLMAN: Trade Embroidery: OhRO Sfaie UniversHy. Unf- Versiiy o; CincinnaH. HOWARD WESLEY: OxyvAcenyene and Eiedric Arc Welding: Univer- sity of Cincinnafi. ROBERT E. WHEELER: Vocal and Instrumenfal Music: UniversHy of CindnnaH. Cincinnafi Conservafory of Music. GEORGE W. WINTER: Basic Engines: Universiiy of Cincina-uaH Ohio S+a+e Um'versify. Fourfh Row: CHARLES WINTERS: Basic Engines: Ohio Sfafe Universifyl Universify 0+. Cincinnafi. STELLA WOLIVER: Social Sfudies: UniversHy of Cincinnati, Universify 0F Chicago. P. V, WOOLLEY: Machine Shop, Economic Rehafions. Job Relafions; Universify of Cincinnafi. FRED T, YEAGER: Physical Educaiion, Healfh: University cJ Cincinnafi. IMMANUEL J. ZIEGLER: Relaied Mafh: Universi+y d Cincinnafi. MRS. JOAN STEWART Senior Secrafary in Charge MRS. RUTH WISSEL Senior Financial Secretary MESS MELVA KRESSER lniormediafe Stenoglapher MISS JOANN PROFFITT Inlermediai'e Slenographer DefaH. H1e grimL which iams +he gears of every organizaHom is handled smcofmy and in huge vofume by our secretarial sfaH. WHhomL an eHecfive and wellacoordin- afed secrefariaJr an organizafbn such as ours. wifh H's wide diversify 0'? In+eresfs. would soon bog down under Hwe avaWanche of de+ail. Our secrefaries handle every+hing from regisfrafionl s+a+e reporfs, faculfy pay roll, and school JFinancial records +0 sending ouf +ran3cripfs. Miss Kresser. for ex- ample, is smofhered under +he mass ofdeiail 0$ Mr. Peirands OHiCe whHe M?ss ProffiH fries +0 keep ahead of Mn Lape. M755 Davidson, secre+ary +0 H18 co-ordinafors, compiles and summarizes all Hle records concerning +he more +han 300 co-ops. Miss Sfanley is En charge of aHeno'ance, Miss Thesken connecfs many remofe conversafionaiisfs in addHion +0 +akmg facuH'y leHers. Mrs. Wohlwender Jrries +0 keep flue counsewxors' affairs in order while Miss Dunn Es responsible for fhe nursing program. Mrs. WisseJ coun+s Hie penmies Which gross more Jihan a quar+er-miHion annualM and keeps Hwe records which comprise Hwe wcinancia operafions of H19 schooL Mrs. Stewart in addHion +0 coord'maffng aJl mt +he above acfivifies. mus+ keep Hue desk of our principal clear 01C H13 voluminous Inquiry fhaf passes over if daHyA In addifion, much pradical experience is provided 10 s+uden+s by calling +hem in +0 help wi+h roufine tasks. 26 MISS JOAN STANLEY Junior Slenographer MISS MAURINE THESKEN Junior Sienographer MRS. MILDRED DAVIDSON WALKER Junior Slencgrapher MRS. SUSAN WOHLWENDER Junior Typisf MISS SARAH DUNN Cferk-Typis' 27 Co-ardinaior Frank Bachfcld cues in Co-op Marvin JeHers Many Ceniral co-ops Hsfay on' in +heir co-op iobs affer graduafion. Especially Is H115 Jrrue in Hue Au+omo+ive field where framees are given +he background for a Wide variefy of possible employmen+ in +he aufomofive indusfry such as aufo mechanic, body repair mechanic, parfs and accessories derk. aufo salesman. e+c. Mos+ Cen+ral sfudenfs in The au+0m0+ive field have had 6+ Ieasf one semesfer s work in infernal combus+ion engines during year nine or fen before entering The deparfmenf in fheir junior year, In ?He eleven+h and fwelffh years the courses are aufomafically prescribed wifh fhe sfudenf being placed in one of the shops of +he various dealery independen+ garage operafors. service 5+5- Hons, or parfs deparfmen+s. Co-ops earn approximaJreW $35.00 per week, While s+uden+s are required +0 amiliariZe +hemseWes erl'w aH phases Of +he indusfry, some 11mi+ed spedalizafion In encouraged par'chlarly if +he s+uden+ has demonstrafed a special apfi- fude 'For +he work. Mr. Tenhunfeld inslrucis John Halfenberg and Tom Ru+emuelier in engine iune-up. ines in beginning Internal Combusfion Engines learn on real eng Siudenis 31 Coordinafon Aviafion Deparimenf Left: Jai' engine analysis by AeronauHcs sfudenls Rin-d; Mr. Simpkins explains prop mechanism. : i MR FRANK M. FAIRCHILD As In o+her deparfmenfs, s+udenfs 015 Hue Avie flon Deparfmeni co-op in +he fweth year. Sfu- denfs andXor Cenfral Avia+ion Depadmenf graduafes are In 6H of H19 Eocal afrporfs. A course in in+ernal combusfion engines is advisable before entering ibis deparfmenf where Hwe elevenih year is devofed f0 engendering H79 necessary Iaborafory and shop experiences in preparaflon hr Hwe work program. The aviafion sciences are a criJrEcal pamL of Hue framing in HHS deparfmenf and the insfrucfion is carried on by licensed insfrudors. Alfhough Highf fraining is nof a parf Of our curricuilum. many 5fuden+s enfer +his phase offhe indusfry, a few while sfudenfs here. AviaHon communicafions is +augh+ +0 ihe Aero-Radio Club as our exira-curricular ac+ivi+y. 32 SUBJECTS Mrs. Mai'rhre. using sfudenf work, explains ar+ fechniques +0 class The generai subieds curriculum ai- Cenirai High School is charac+erized by dep+h and a degree of specializaiion esseniial +0 H16 requiremen+s of various +rades offered ai Hie school. The specializaiion, however. is Jrrue only in +he elevenil'i and iwehcih gradesiiiie grades in which siudenis specialize in +heir hades. Work in ihe nin+h and +em+h grades parallels and is equivaieni +0 Hie work oHeI-ed in oi'l'ier CincinnaiiPuinc High Schools. Journalism. arf. mechanical drawing. speech. dramafics, choral music, insfrumenfal music. and iob reiafions have become Jrwo and one-haif hour courses wiihin ihe limiiaiions Oi Hie new Ohio High School Sfandards made possible by a more liberal policy in +115 area of physical educaiion and heaHh. Sevenfeen uni+s. including one-halic unif in physical educai'ion and oneihalf unii oi healfh, are required for graduaiion. Cenfral's library is usuallv a bee hive 5+ ac'rivify DETECYIVE 4 SIDE! ES - - u. -n, :'d .d 2? t l i i ALLIED CONSTRUCTION I T H I S I S The objed' of +he Deparfmen+ of Allied Cons'rrud'ion is +0 +rain i+s sfuden'rs in +he fieJd T H E W A Y ' o$ carpenfry, +he fidd of cabine+ making. +he field of miH room pracflce, and Hwe field of paHernmak'mg. There is one advanced shop and Mo basic shops af +he presemL Hme. These Cenfral High School sfudenfs are faughf +he fundamenfals of fhe Woodworking +rades during fheir basic shop Jrraining period. They choose one of Hwe fields menfioned above +ha+ +hey wish +0 specialize in. in +he eleven+h grade. Affer Jrhey have chosen +heir special Jrrade field, s+uden+s go in+o an infensive fraining period +ha+ consis+s of six hours daily for fwo weeks In +heir relafed work. Throughouf Hwe fwel'H'h year +he boys who are co-oping in Hweir chosen +rade.1rafn in school for we weeks and. for +he al+erna+e +wo weeks period, work 'm +he indusfries fhaJr are loca+ed abOmL +he ci+y. 1 3 i. E .5 .4 These local cons+ruc+ion and allied indusmes, cooperah'ng +0 fheir fullest utilize fhe sfudenfs from +3115 depar+men+ during +heIr lasf year. Some of +hese s+udenf5 will remain affer +heir graduaiion and many former gradua+es are now employing co-ops fhemselves. Basic Woodshop. in which fI-Ie Fundamentals of woodwork and Hue use of woodworking machinery are +aughh 'HIW; '? ' A . A-u- Upper L9H: Siuden+ Iaminafes wood for ptoiech Upper Riqhh Sfudenf proiecf in siege: befora applica+ion 5'5 finish Mr. Hart co-ordinafor of +he Allied Con- s+rucfion Deparimen'r. Final BUS NESS EDUCAT 0N Sfudenis acquire proEciancy in Hue use 0F business machines by Io hours of pracfice. Cenfral's Commercial Depar+men+ specializes in educafion ?or girls and boys who wish +0 prepare +hemselves for employmen+ in +he cify's many business offices. AH Hue subieds oHered are of accredHed senior high school level. To obfain fhis fype of edu- cafion pupils musf meef +he qualificaJrions se+ up by businesses pertaining +0 personalify, Integrity! in+eHigence, physical Mness, healfh. and appearance. Examinaiions for jobs are encouraged in +heir senior year. Training finaf is required for obiaimng business jobs is oHered in fhe Helds d book- keeping. general clerical and secre+arial courses. Miss Eda Meyer, co-o dina+or of +he Commercial Depariment discusses co-op problems WHI'I a student Mr. John Roman and Glenna Moore 3+ the Ges+e+ner Duplicaior. 37 Lower Le'H: Sfudenf feather qefs +raininq 3+ Cenfral. Lower RiqM: Mr. Moschal ins+ruc+s siuden+ in operafion of boolrlreepinq machine. 5 S+udenf5 ge+ iraining in use of mimeoscope Modern and up-+o-da+e office equipmenf is Used in +his depar+men+. A partial lis+ of machines used in Hue insfrucfion of pupils for fufure iobs is as follows: Burroughs Adding and CalculaHng Machines, Vicfor Addingiisflng Machines, Monroe Calculafors, Marchan+ Calculafors, Comp- +ome+ers. Bookkeeping. Addressographs. Folding Machines, Dicfaphones, Ediphones. Elecfric f Typewrifers. Graphmypesl Vari-Typers. Typeer'eI-s. Mimeographs. Mulfigraphs. MuHilifhs, Sun- s+rands and Tdephone Swifchboard. Every eHorf is exfended fo place Commercial DeprzareremL sfudenfs in co-Op jobs Hwaf are bes+ sui+ed +0 +heir personal abHHJes when +hey s+ar+ Weir senior year. F 1 38 GENERAL SUBJECTS Mr. Wagner checks drawing in progress Wifh Hue excepHon 0? foreign languages. +he Cen+ral curriculum is as broad as +ha+ found in +he local comprehensive high schools. The fechnical course. now in HS second year a+ Cenfrah prepares +he sfudenf who elecfs +his program for college enhance. In +his course, emphasis is placed on +echnical and scien+i1tic sub- feds wifh a maximum of Iaborafory and shop insfrucfion permiHed in areas of basic science such as elecfricify and mechanics as well as addHional Jrl'me for advanced maHnema'Hcs and sci- ence. The course opera+es on a non-co-op basis +hus providing Hue necessary shop and Labora- fory fime. Exfra-curricular and recreaHonaJ achifies are no+ slighfed a+ Cenfral. A wide range of club and specias inferesf acfivH'ies are available, In addiHon, educah'ona' Jrechniques employing a full compsemenJr of audio and visual aids are ufilized f0 faciiifafe classroom. shop. and labora+ory preseniafions. Suifable assembly programs represenfing a wide range of en+er+alning and edu- cafionas fea'rures are scheduled fhroughouf Hue year. Mr. NicoleHi conducfs class in world geography. Physiology, an infegral part of science course. Mr. Kuehn, feacher. wrvwmm... ,N ELECTR CAL TRADES M . Spencer checks repairs made by s+udenfs in radim+elevision laboratory. The aim of +he Eledricai Trades Deparimeni is fine fraining of high school pupiis who choose fhis course so iha+ Jrhey are prepared +0 enier +he various branches of +he eiecfricai in- ciuerry in Jrheir field of specializafion upon graduafion. Train- ing for +his goal includes +he deveiopmenf o1C +he accepfed basic skills. +he abiliiy i0 recognize fhe various Common uniJrs used in +his field, Jrhe manner in which ihey are consiruded, and how and why The apparaius will perform when used sep- araiely or in combinaiion during operaiion. in ihis i'ype Oi: work employmenf may be concerned wi+h ins+alia+ion, manu- iaciuring, consfrucfion and mainfenance. Sieady empioymenf in any of +hese divisions will lead +0 5 highly skiiled andXor specialized workman, happy in his work, commanding a high ra+e of pay. and cerfain of sfeady employment wifh excelleni and varied opporfuni+ies Forfuriher advancement Sfudenis co-op fhroughoui Jrheir fweiHh year in +he same +wo-week period as sfudenfs of ofher specialized fields. They siar+ Jrheir cohop year immediahaly aifer +hey finish +he elev- enfh grade which ends in June. Sevenieen full credifs are needed before a s+uden+ can receive his dipioma. M1: Drace, Co-ordina+or of Eiecirical Deparfmenf. discusses af1er-graduafion job wifh elec+rical sfuden+ Mr. Hof'Fman supervises mo+or rebuilding iob. The Disfribufive Educa+ion s+uden+s are prepared for depar+men+ and speclaHy s+ore jobs and evenfually ?Or lunfor execufive s+a+us. Train'mg is derived Rom courses in merchandise IMormaHon, analysis, display arf salesmanship and refaihng. Skills learned in +Hese courses are Jrirsf used in Hue elevenfh grade. involw ing work in +he school s+ore. Sfudenfs +ake dufy as sdespeople, markers dis- play persons. and s+ock clerks In +he fwerh grade +hey co-op eroughouf Hwe cHy in specIaHy and de par+men+ s'rores. where fhey are placed in fine +ype of iob mosf infereang +0 +hem. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION D. E. coordinafor, Miss Mary Spiken explains co-op problem +0 sfudent Top: Miss Spiker explains sales unif +0 sfuden'f and parent BoHom: Ar+ deparimen'l' complefes display cases. Opporfunifies f0 parficipafe in a comple+e range of seasonal indoor and oufdoor spor+s are open +0 all boys and giHs Enferesfed In parficipafion in ei+her imfermurai or Enframural afhle+ics. This is made possiHe erouglw a sys+em-wide organizaHon providing for such compeinon bofh hr +he boys and for We giris. A wide varieiy o1t clubs including riHe, bowling, round and square dancing. pho+ography, science. religious. socIaL and o+her organizahons which oHer an ouHeJr for many specIaHze-d inferesfs round ou+ a full social program, More clubs are being formed each year. Mr. Chiodi use; human mockmp +0 explain anaiomy +o biology ciass. This depar+men+ a+ Cenfral High School Jrra'ms s+uden+s $or possible placemenf 'rn Jrhe graphic arfs indusfry of Grea'rer Cincinnafi. H' is arranged info Jrhe +raining areas of ele- menfary hand composHion, elemenhary presswork, advanced hand composifion, advanced presswork. bindery, monofype keyboard and caster operafion, linofype operation, and phofo- lifh. The machinery is always whirring wH'h produdlve work wtor ofher unifs of Jrhe Cincinnafi school sysfem. In addH'ion +0 prin'Hng +he school paper, Jrhe weeMy HKnithr Life? a variefy of school jobs such as imtorma'rion sheefs, char'rs, aHendance forms. repor+ cards and s+u- denf record $orms are puf ou+ by Jrhis deparfmenf. Approximahely ISO pupils gain +he basic knowledge of Graphic Ar+s in ifs shops and classrooms. Those +ha+ acquire sufficienJr manipula+ive skill enfer Wro one of +he 65 occupa- +ions which make up +he graphic arfs indusfry. Aboqu 40 seniors coloped in +he Cincinnafi prin+ shops +his year. Operaiing mulH-th machine in phofo-engraving deparir'nent Left Sfudeni' checks work Mr. Ora Smifh, Graphic Arts comrdi- in iypeseHing deparfmeni. Rigl'rl: Prin+ing deparh'nem s+uclen+ s+apling KnigM Life.h nafor, imerviews sfudent 45 F 0 u D S The commercw foods class objecfive is +he Jrrainlng of sfudenfs f0 become skilled and efficienf workers in fhe foods Indusfry. A wide varie+y 0? work is oHered in Hwis service field and +he program 15 organized +0 prepare s+uden+s hr The fype They are mos'r In- feresfed In. Through H15 year as We sfudeni's frain in H18 food laborafories. +hey work wifh oMy large quanfifies of1food, This bod is used by H18 cafeteria or by specEal groups, Coiop s+uden+s are empEOyed in fee rooms, hospitals. bake shops. ca1ceferlas and ofher eaJrEng eerablishmenfs fhroughouffhe cify and neighboring communHies. Foods Co-ordinafor Mrs. Adelheid Price fallts over menu problems wiH'u Foods maior. Top: Foods Depar+men+ s+uden+ aids in serving lunch +0 s+udenfs. BDHom: Foods Deparfmenf s+uden+ gets frain- ing as cashier. Real specimens serve as ieaching aids. ENERA Mr. Hesiar iesis driVer irainee on abilify +0 park. The Generai Subieds Curricuiumi which mus+ be Considered moi oniy as a supplemenf +0 ihe vocaJrionai hainihg oi Hie individuai buf also +he core 01f his sociai educahon. is designed +0 prepare +he s+uden+ Jro fake his place as a re, sponsibie member in our democrafic sociefy. Thus. aiong wi+h +his economic seif- suificiencye +he 'iuli educafional program gives +he sfudenf an adequafe back- ground in +he social and moral aspects oi living as welie The Cenfrai siudenis go info Jrhe world of reaiism wifh a feeling oi conhdence and security based on The knowledge ihaf +hey are equipped wiih +he iundamenhais +ha+ build charl acier. personal happinesg, usefuiness fo ihe communify, and independence. Welding is one of +he branches of Mefal Trades faugh+ af Cen+ral. Lathe operafion in machine shop. ITHISISTHEWAYMETALTRADES Milling operafion in advanced machine shop; Cenfral High School's Dapareren+o1t Mefal Trades offers +raining in Basic Machine Shop, Advanced Machine Shop Sheef Mefal Shop, and Acefylene and Elec+rlc Welding. Elevenfh grade boys in Machine Trade, for example. spend approximafely 585 hours in Advanced Machfne Shop where +hey receive experience in alt operafions on the various ma- chines of fhe same fypes and varieties found in small iobbing shops. This Jrraining 'Is ob+ained under fhe excellenf guidance of fhe Insfrudors who Jreach +he sfuden+s +hrough pracfical procedures comparabha f0 indusfrial pradices. One year credH is allowed by some facfories on 1heir apprenficeship Jrraining hor H13 Jrraining received here 5+ Cenfral. Shee'r Mefal Shop and Welding Shop are boJrh conducfed as basic shops and may be elecfed as advanced courses in +he elevenfh and fweth grade leveis. The vahJe o? +hese shops as supplemen+s +0 ofher fredes or as special CraHs is recognized in +he whohe Curricuhum. Co-op jobs in Jrhese fwo helds are very desirable and head to very Iucrafive iobs upon graduah'on, Trainees in fhese fields are much in demand. Mr. Sfifel in Shae? Mefal Shop coning operaiion. xazamwinmmml gm , Mr. Pyle, Needle Trades co-ordinaior. counsels s+uden+. Power sewing s+udenis comple+e pro- duciion iob for gymnasiic -?eam. NEEDLETRADES The DeparfmenJr d Needle Trades speciahzes in +hree fie ds failormg, power sewing and dressmaking. For persons capabhe in fhese Eelds, oppor+unifies for regular employmemL are excellen+. For example, in +ailoringl cuHers aHeraHon specialism produdfon workers and cusfom Jrailors are in grea+ demand Working condifions. good now, are geHing be++er because of We Lack of specially trained peopfe br +his Held Such opporfuniHes are also availabXe in +he Helds o'F dress- making and power sewing machine operafors. A four year period of fraining Is oHered in Hwese +hree Helds Sfudenfs In +heir +weth year CO-op in Cincinnafi s garmenf esfabHshmenfs. Training includes H19 quilling of a certain project such as making a suit in We course for +aHoring. Cosfs +0 We s+uden+s are usuaily less Hwan fhe refai' maferiai price, Producfiom jobs. such as He produdion of cosfumes for the Cenfra! Varie- +ies oHer real experience. S+uden+s receive a suHicIen+ background in power machine operaiion for H19 necessary +rade requiremenfs. umamm-m-r -. 3 - J ww um I. Sfuden+ operafe: new garmem presser. The machine speeds up Hue operafion remarkably. Mrs. He15n Sfeinway, Co-ordinai'ar. ha Prac- iical Nursing Deparfmenf, ins+ruc+s pro+eqee. AudeH K. Siieringer ins+ruc+s sudanfs in +acI-miques d aHsnding pa+ien+s. Siudenh fake furns being boH'l paHenf and praciical nurse. Eloise Lucius, diet +herapisi- and nuirH'ion fnsfruc'for. is nof picfurad. fag The program of Pracfical Nursing is one year in duraHon. If consisfs 01c four monfhs of class- room and correlafed laborafory pracfice 6+ Cen+ral High SchooF. S+uden+s pracfice +he basic Nursing Ar'rs and Dief Therapy in fheir laborafories. Classroom Ens+ruc+ion includes Body S+ruc- +ure. Human Behavior, Nufri'rion and Nursing Ar+s. Eigh+ monfhs of clinical +raining in five Cin- cinnafi hospitals follow +he schooi period The hospifals provide a maintenance allowed during +his +raining period. New classes are enrolled +hree +imes a year, Many regular Cenfral High School girls use fhis course as +heir senior year because if is evaluafed on a four elec+ive cred- H basis. However, a large percenfage of sfudenfs in Hue course are aduHs. Dr. Floyd Cecil Iisfens io sfudeni's heart Nurse Grover checks sfudeni's weight Eye-iesfing is par+ of the phys- ical welI-being program 'For s+udenfs. HEALTHSERVICES Each s+uden+ in H16 fenfh year receives a compie+e physical examinafion including visual. denfal and hearing examinafionsl chesf X-ray and serological fest This service. provided by His Cincinnafi Public Schools. is only a par? of H19 wide range of services offered. Through oui Hie school year He Cincinnaii Healfh Deparfmem main+ains an alerf sfaicf ai Hie school consianfly guarding Hie heaHh 0i our sfudenfs. Physicai heaHh is noJr +he soie inferesf o? H1e deparfmeni Menfal heaHh is also a greaiL concern oi H18 Cincinnafi Public Schoois as weH as fhe Healfh Deparfmenf. A broad +es+ing program provides dafa concerning The sfudenisi general abilify and academic achievement Psychological iesfs as weil as psychiafric aid are available for siudenfs who could profit by +hem. The deparfmenf provides glassesi arranges for clinical appoinfmenfs and sefs up surgery when H1359 services are necessary. Class s+uo'y in speech H'ierapy. sigh+ saving and hearing are available fo help overcome deieds in +hese areas. STUDENT COUNCI L Around +59 Tabfe from Iefh Jack Herge'l', Brigiite Rieger, Priscma CallhcI Nancy Bol- fun, Miss E. Peoples, Wade Johnson, Mrs. Joe Marsala, Alice Ryan, RuH-I Johnsion, O'Banion. Rufh Laps. Sheila Koesier, Don Members of H16 S+uden+ Council are eleded 1trom +119 Sfudenf Represenfafive Afr sembty. The candida+es are nomina+ed by fhe s+uden+ body by pluralify vofe. The meef- ings are held once a week In Hwe Conference Room. Four purposes 0? +he Sfudenf Council are U1 +0 promo+e ci+izenship and school spirit m fo promofe respecf for and co-operafion wifh +he professional s+aH and the principaL m f0 help formulafe general policies of good social behavior OH: and on We school grounds, W +0 encourage a desirable inferpre+a+ion of +he school f0 paren+s. Hands, and o+her communify members. Some of Hue adWe commiHees of Hwe group are Building and Gromds CommiHee, TraHic Confrol CommiHea Finance CommiHea Social CommiHee. and PubHcify Com- mhuree. OFFICERS DONALD O'BANION WADE JOHNSON JACK ROUSE ALICE RYAN RUTH JOHNSTON JOE MARSALA MEMBERS AT LARGE PRISCILLA CALLIF . ROBERT OHARA BRIGITTE RKEGER SHEILA KOESTER ROBERT EVERS Pres'xdenf Vice President SecHon W Vice President SecHon H . Treasurer . Secrehary Sergeanhaf-Arms Senior. Section I Senion Seciion II . Junior Sophomore . Freshman S T U D E N T $132712;mm, amazehzfeggte5:35;?rssizLeTzlfzrfrc: R E P R E S E N T A T l V E A S S E M B L Y members of The council. The Sfudenf Represen+a+ive Assembly is composed of rep- The SfudenJr Represen+a+ive Assembly brings Tdeas and resenfafives eleded Trom each home room. Miss Elizabefh wishes of Jrhe s+uden+5 fo Jrhe affenHon of members of +he Peoples serves as ifs adviser. The body works Closely wH'h +he Tactu and Feeds +he discussions and decisions of H19 As- adminis+ra+ion in ma++ers 0T sfudenf and school interest sembly and S+uden+ Council back To Jrhe sfudenfs. MEMBERS Joyce Abnen Hellman Ballard, Bessie BeH, Mary BegleyT Nancy Bolfon, Marilyn McCracklinT Elalne McKinney. WillTam Miller. Maurice MooreT Arthur BraoETord. Rober+ Brunnerl PrisCiHa Calm, JeanneHe Carr. Maud Don Morrelll Paf Mounce. George Mueller, Jean NobTe, DonaTd O'Banion, ; Cobb. WTHiam Cook. Ed Corry, Paul CurFeyT Jacquehne Dee, Becky Roberf O'Hara, Frieda Pappashales, John Pelzen Bob Penning'rom Ber? E Danika Regina Douglas. Raymond Ehmschwender, RubenL Evers, DorV Quinlan. John RTCI'IT BrigiH-e Rfeger. WiEma RoberTsT Ken Roberfson, j othy Fullen Margare+ GreenT BiH HamH+on, Joe HenryT Joan Hildebrand, Lois Ross. Jack Rouse. Howard Rubin, Nice Ryan, Charles Sampson, T John Holbrock, Torn Huesmanl Jim Humpert Wade Johnson, Ruth Ed Schuman, BeHy Sexionl Ann Shfrmer, Harold Siereveld, Edward Johnston. RonaTd Kelly. Susan Kelly, Myrna KnebeL SheiTa Koesfer, Wai- SpTegeh Ed Spriggs. James SfeTnT Pairicia S+ewar+. Roberf Taft Ger- ier Kraft ShirTey Lamb, Jack Leben Don LippsT Mary LOWder. Barbara Trude Tanner, William Turner. Benny VaheyT JDe VenTreT David Wiesev LLIHS, Teddy MaddixT Mary Marion, Joseph Marsala, GTadys Mawngly. mann, Dixie Woulms. 57 Band rehearsal in early morning. In shorf la+e-au+umn days prache begins at daybreak. MaioreHe Capfain, Alfreda ProffiH. The record of +his year's band 15 a proud one. Wifh the experience from 1551L year. Mr. Roberf Wheeler, band dfrecforl again broughf about a playing and marching aggregafion which held ifs own wi'rh our older and more experienced compefi'fors This year's band is composed of 60 member; The band plays 6+ foofball games. assemblies, class day, and gradua- fionA Wi'rh The he'p of We Needle Trades Deparfmenfl Hue band now Mr. Wheeler. musical direc+or, discusses show wiih sfudenf. wears new uniforms of scarlef and qray, Band is also one 0? H16 several eiecfive sub1ec+s oHered 6+ CenfraL The band personnel: CIarineHeSgPeier Und, Joyce Graham. Boni+a Dnmaway Ken RudisaH Juanifa Mullins John Bingham. Joyce Anderson. John Sehr, James BrcMes Shelb'we Spark; Rufh Demmons, Sonla Fiorinl, Marqaref WHHS, ChaHene Jones: Saxophones-Judy Alford, Chester Shumpar? Mary Andrews Joe Wegener. Minnie Lou Combs. Narberf Gruener: Trumpe+s--John Wilhelm Ken Carnaham Herberf Brock Cerf Newman, Myron Sharp Herberf Jenkins, Dale Casseif, Ernesf Moore. Fred AHen, Arfhur Cowman, David BoCHey: AHO Hornr-Shhley Gaye, heart BeHy Booker, Norman Phimps, Ida Hill. Jaclde King Sherry Brovln, George Gaius James Bifner; Basses WaI+er HiHman. Ernest MHchell, David Harper, Raymond WaHon: Barifones-Chrisiine Carver, Carol Penningfon. Chades Hahsy; Trombones Joe Henry, Matilda Hafhaway, Pam SchmHz, Sylvesfer Mcemre Sfeve Hrzic Kennafh Farley. James Connor; Percussion-Carl Wrisfon, Darwin MueHer. Ronald Zerges. Eddie Brooks, WHHam Marqolis, Fred Diefev's, Harry Grayh Band in brma+ion-fhe group is required +0 mas+er many such Formafions. .2; Fig- .H. ggwwkwgw v Choral music has been considered an impor+5n+ par+ of +he cul+ural program in fhe Cincinnafl high schools. Mr. RoloenL Wheeler is +he direcfor of +he group. The group angs on such occasions as Chrisfmas. Class Day and Commencement Choir is an eledive +0 +hose who quamy wi+h a good voice and a good group spirit One major forward developmen+ for +he choral group. which sings a Cappella. was +he purchase of robes. The acquisHion was a disfincf boosf +0 Hue moraha of +he group. The reperfoire mt +he group was broadened considerably wi'rh +he purchase of music. Now +haf our musical groups are developed +0 H19 poin+ where +hey can be sve-suerainfngl +hey are able +0 acquire +he ma+erials necessary for Jrhe devebpmenf o? polished musical groups. v,xWWWMxWAW-Wsmfm Wmf ' MJ' 61 Quartef From Choir: Earl BarreH, Susan Kelly, Judy York. Edward Shields The ros'rer' includes H15 following personnel: Sopranos Bernice Woods. Barbara Herrigan. Heien Denier, Nancy McCcy. Lula Puff; Susan Kelly, Nadine Baugh' Barbara PaHerson. Evon Henderson, Pricy CraH, Queen Esfher Dukes, Lola Person Naomi Scoff. Mildred WhHe. Imogene CampbeH, Irene Wlwife BeveHy L0H: Helen FulfL Mary Osborne Kafherine Jacobs, Pafricia McLean, Helen Whif- ney, Jackie Dee, SyMa HaH, Myra Harrison, Joann Ruess: Al+os Ri+a Cheek, Janef Baumer. Bonnie Brandenberg. Delores Kelly, Clara Sutton, Marlene Burck, Chrisffne Bach. Anna EngeL Shirley Fdey. Maxine Enyard, Judy York. Vera BuHree, Norma Ruble. Darlene O'Banion, Barbara Faulkner. Jean Jardan, Shhley Coqey. Virginia Hubbard RuH'Iann MallnH, Shirley Howard, LeVerne Lawrence; Tenors Ed- ward Shields, J?mmy Flowers, Charles Fold. Donald Chaf- man, Charms Fifzgerald, Oscar Gafewood, Charles Thomas? BassesARoberi Marfin' Elmer Lloyd SeHers, Nlan Gaskins. Herbert Moore, Richard Pdml Band Officers. Back Row: John Bingham. Librarian; Ken Rudisall. Treasurer; Carl Winsioni Vice Presidenf. Seahad: Pefer Lind, Presi- dent: Jackie King. Secretary, BAND OmL of fhe band group Mr. Wheeler Chooses some of his mosi capable sfudenis and frains Hiem in orchesir5 work, These diHerenf groups are Called upon +0 piay a+ such oc- casions as Hie Sweefhearf Dance. Shows. and any ofher spe cial school adiviiies which may occur during i'i'le year. During Hie pas? year some of ibese groups par+icipa+ed in His Winier Concer+ Wiii'i ihe assisfance Oi: Hie Giris' Giee Club, Choir, Brass sec+ion ge'rs work-out G Percussion group beais ou+ mean rhyfhm. ROUPS and five Band. This group was cailed upon +0 piay 6+ +he SweefhearJr Dance which is one of His schooi's biggesf acfiv- ifies 0+ We year and if is sponsored by H16 Annual Shag. By par+icipa+ing in one of Hiese groups if gives Hwese sfudenfs a beHer background in +heir musical careersi In +he picfures on +his page We see several of +he various seciions in rehearsal. Mr. Wheeler uses +hese individuals as key personnel in Hie iarger organizaiion. Woodwinds pracfice new number. k$yw35 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The GirTs' GTee Club is made up almosf enTireTy 0T Fresh- men and Sophomore sTudenTs. The members have been seTecT- ed Trom TTve diTTerenT music classes and one aTTer-school group: some are Trom Mr. WheeTerTs vocaT dassese From These various groups voices were seTecTed Trom Those who knew Their parTs and who were abTe To aTTend our evening TuncTionsT The glee club was enTarged To TZO voices Tor The ChrisTmas Assembly Program. The regular GTee Club 0T 80 voices sang in The WinTer ConcerT and Tn The oTher Assembly programs: The group was enlarged To iOO voices To provide The choral music Tor The EasTer Assembly. Mrs. Eva STaTker T5 The direcTor 0T The group and purposely reTaIns a flexible personnel. FIRST ROW HeTT To righTT: Miss STaTker, Barbara PoTTer, Marian Ennis, PaT ErTeT, Judy Fogle. Brenda Moore. Jewel Fiizwafer, Diana Armsfrong, Joann Chumbley, Ann KiTchen, Jean Thompson. and Nancy Lowry. SECOND ROW IIeTT To righTT: Selena Taylor. Marie TiTTle, BeHy Roll. Iva Goley, Lynda Craig, Janef Dehner, Virginia Simmons, Jean OTEs. BeTTy Hilll Jane Holiday, Frieda Pappashales. and DoroThy Feder. THIRD ROW IleTT To righTT: Carrie PoinTer. Ida Moore. Tommy WaTe sonT JaneT Powell. Joann S+onel Carol Trovillo. CharloHe Holcomb, Mrs. Eva STaTker direcTs ocTeT To; feaTure work. Gloria STewarf, Teddy Maddix, DoroThy Fuller. Jessie Williamson, and Judy GusseTT. FOURTH ROW TIeTT To righTT: RuTh Denike, Marylin Brassie, EdiTh Turner, Mary Alice Kelly, Joyce Dull. Rose Lehmkuhl, Wanda WinTers, Cecilia McCoy, Barbara WiTTiams. PaTricia Kelly, Sonia Hanselman, and Helen WaTson. FIFTH ROW UeTT To righTT: Sherry Brown. Carolyn WhiTe. Frances Wil- liams, May Ayers, Mary Sing. Juxfy PeTTon, Verna Kramer! Nancy Crow- Thers. Ciara Side , Janice Lowry, Mary Ann Duskin, and Mariean John- son. 63 THESWEETHEART BALL Sweefhearfs dance in ihe Anniversary Walk. Jerr-buggers en+er+ain. The Sweefhearf Ball was ini+ia+ed las+ year wilh +he obied of selecfing a Queen for +he PENDULUM. ln +he preliminary confes+ +en winners are chosen. The candidales are firs? phofo- graphedl and +hen +hey are judged by a compe'renl beau+y aulhorify. The winner 0T +he second compefiHon becomes PENDULUM Queen wi'rh all ofhers as Ladies In Wailing and Cour+ Favorifes. The $wee+hear+ Ball was held in +he lunch room wi+h some 450 people in a++endance. The Cenlral High Orcheslra fur- nished +he music and all arrangemenls were made and exe- cu+ed +hrough +he combined eHorJrs 0T fhe annual sfaff. Ray Dames. senior, served as mas+er of ceremonies. H was his pleasure +0 announce +he winners of +he confesf. The lucky girls were: Mary Bolar. Wanda ParroH. Allreda Pro'FFiH, Joyce Hellonl Louise Bugge, Gloria S+ewarl'. Carol Langleyl Ki'H'en Canheld. Dolores Ballard. and Mary Sapp. Each was presenfed wi+h a charm bracele+ and a corsage. lllean Knopf served as +he hosfess. Chaperones included Mr. and Mrsl Mayer, Mr. and Mrs. Weaver. Mr. Sofko and Mrl Moschel. SiHing out a dance 'Is haH H19 fun. Sweeiheads are announced. Leff fa righf: KiHen CanFIeld. Carol Langley, Gloria Sfewarf, Louise Buggel Ray Dames. Joyca He'lfon, Alfreda ProHiH, Wanda Parrot Mary Boiar. The Shag Lina. Swee+heaH candidai'es line u . Refreshmen+ s+and +he mosf popular spoi in Hm hall. Drinking cakes 3+ iniermksion. ArHsans display +heir handiwork. THE SWEETHEART DANCE Top: The orchesha, an aggregaiion formed from Cen- fral's band, was a crowdmieaser. BoHom: Miss Popu- larily herself was Carol Shelfon. .. am gs. . M n K a Mr. So'FIm, EdHorial Adviser, consulfs wiH'I EdHor-in-Chief Miller and her associaha, Illean Knopf. EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS MARY WADE . . . CHRISTINE PAPPASHALES FRIEDA PAPPASHALES MARILYN FOX .Chss Etiifor .Class Edifor SALENA TAYLOR MINNIE LOU COMES BUSINESS STAFF MARLENE NORRIS VIRGINIA SPEARS .BusineSs Manager .Adverfising Manager DOLORES BURNS YVONNE KING PRISCWLLA CALLIF SUE LYNCH JAMES CALVERT DORIS MORGAN JUDY ELSENER BETTY ROLL BETTY HILL Like mos+ other organizafions a+ Cenfral +he annuaI sfaH can look on ifs achievemenfs wifh pride. As a green, inexperi- EDITORIAL STAFF GLORLA MILLER .Edimr lLLEAN KNOPF . RAY DAMES JACQUELINE NEWMAN . Associafe Edifor . Sporfs Editor . Pho+ographer enced sfaH a year ago. if produced one of +he Hnesf annuals in our city. THIS year th a year's experience under ifs belt under fhe direcfions of Mr. R. O. Sofko, EdiforiaJ Advisor and Mr. Ralph Moschel. Financial Adviser. ano+her fine annua! has emerged. The primary aim of +his book was +0 pu+ info a graphic and picforial sfory a hos+ of memories all 01: us hold dear. Every s+udenf should have his place in H19 book. La5+ spring confrads were signed wifh fhe same companies who did our firsf book. An early sfarf on phofographs and maferials was made in order f0 avoid Hwe lasf minufe rush experienced lasf year. Guess whaf happened? Some new members were added +0 +he sfaH. o+hers dropped away. The shaH was faced with ihe usual problems of +he annual staff of any school. The book was financed by selling adver+ising, coileding fees and assessmenfs, an annuaI-spon- sored swee+hear+ con+es+ and ball and +hrough various o+her acfivifies. Al+hough fhe annual sfaH worked long and hard in compiling and edifing H's maferials, +hey would no+ have succeeded w'IJrhoqu 1he fine cooperative spiri+ of fhe eni'ire staff and sfudenf body here a+ Cen+ralh Prinfing and engraving was again handled +hrough +he Benson Prin+ing Company. Nashville. Tennessee who also supplied +he cover. The senior porfraifs were award- ed +0 Pogue's Deparfmeni S+ore and Osborne Phofographs again fook many o'F +he group and acfivify pic+uresA Mr. Members: Priscilla Callif. Yvonne King, Dolores Burns. and Ray Dames. Firs? ROW. LefiV h Righi: Marlene Nor is, Salena Taylor, Frieda Pappasha'es: Vir- ginia Spears. Chrisfine Pappashales. Sec- 0nd Row: Marilyn Fox, M'mn'le Combs. Jackie Newman, Judy Elsenerh Bei'fy Roll, Jimmy Calvert Third Row: Gloria Miller, BeHy Hill, Illean Knopf, Doris Morgan, Mary Wade. Moschel cunsul+s wi+h Business Manager Norris and Virginia Spears. Knigh+ Life. Cenfral High's newspaper. is edifed and pub- lished here aHhe school. H was organized in Sepiember, I953 and has been going s+rong eversince. Our newspaper is unique in The facf Thai if is fhe only high school newspaper in The Cincinna+i area, and one of +he few in +he sfa'ie. +ha+ is ac- Jrually prinied by file sfudenis as well as edi+ed by fhem. The sfaT-F is composed of selec+ed sfudenis and The group reguiariy holds office hours from Monday Jrhrough Friday. 2 meV +0 4 pm. The paper is pubiished weekly excep+ during +he summer, and on holidays when +hey cause a +hree-day week or less. The ediiorial oHice is iocaied in Room 255 ad joining The PENDULUM office. The price is as foliows: Sub- scripfion. $IVOO per year; and 5 cen+s per copy. The paper Mr. Lund. Ediforial Advisor, and Edi+or Poole flanked by her aides. STAFF CAROLYN POOLE V . . . . . . . . . . . . . . V . . V V Edi+or CAROL PENNINGTON . V . V . . V . V . V . . . V . News Ediior BILL DURBIN V . . V V V . . . . V . . V V . V V . .Sporfs Edi+or CLAUDE EWING . . . . . V V . . . V . V V V . V V Spori's Eclifor WILLIAM GERHART V V V V . . . . . V . . . V V .Sporis Edifor ROBERT BLEDSOE . . . V . . V V . . V V . V V V .Phoiographer ED CORRY V . . V V . . . . V . . . . . V V V . VPho'i-ographer DON O'BANION . . . V . V V V . . . . . V V V VPi'Ioliographer JACKIE NEWMAN . . V V . . . . V . V V . . V . . Photographer CARL WRISTON . . . V V . . V V V . . . V . V V V Phoiographer JOYCE ANDERSON . . V . V V . . . V V V . V . . .Copy Edifor JANET ABBOTT . . . . V V V . V V V . V . . . V . .ReporiEr DOTTiE BROWN . V V . . . V . . . . V . . . . . V . V Repcrfer JEANNE HORTON . V V V . . . . . V V V . . V . . . Reporier MARJEAN JOHNSON V . V . . . V V . . . . . . . . V Repor+er MABLE THOMAS . V . . . . . . . . V . V V . . V . . Reporier MARY WHITLY . . V . . V V V . V V V . V . . . . . VReporfer GLENNA MOORE . V V . . V V V . . V . . V . V Ouiside Mailing TOOTS WILLIS . V . V . V V . . V . . . V V V . Ouiside Mailing JiM ADKlNS V V . . V . . V . V V . V V . . V Business Manager ELVA BRADLEY V . . . . . . . . . V . . . Home Room Circiilaiion MAXENE WALTON . . V V V . . V V . . V V . . V V Subscripfion NANCY BOLTON V V . . . . . V V V . . V V . . Special Feaiures BRieiTTE RIEGER V V V . V . . . . . . . V . . . Speciai Feafures SANFORD COHN . V V . . . V . V V V . V V V . Speciai Feaiures MARTY EDWARDS . V V . . . V . . . . V . V . Special Feafures ART FOLLMER . . . . . . . . . V V . V . V . . Special Fea+ures WlLLiAM KLOPFSTEIN V V . V . . V . V . V V V . Special Feaiures JANET MORELAND V . . V V . V V V . V V V . . Special Feafures Mr. John CV Roman, business adviser. wifh Eiva Bradley and Jim Adkins. is usually a four-page edifion and features +he laiesf gossip. sporis news. school news. and oiher evenfs which are inieresf- ing and impori'ani' +0 +he sfuden'r. On special occasions fhe siaici produces six-page or even eigh+-page edi+ions. Holiday edifions usually feafure color workV Pho+ography is done in fhe phofo-li+hography classes and +he paper is sei and made in +he linofype and hand composi- +ion classes. H is primed in +he presswork ciasses. All work is done by siudenis under +he direcfion 0f Jreachers in whose depar+men+ Jrhe work is done. The paper +ries +0 inform s+uden+s abou+ all +he news of Cenfral High and also +0 s+imula+e school spirit One ieafure oi Jthe sheei is a column by The Shadow which has +he s+uden+s complefe a++en+ion. The business siaht is under +he diredion oi Mr. John Roman and +he ediforial siaH is under +he supervision of Mr. Walier Lund. Mr. Lund is aiso in charge oi the library while Mr. Roman is a member of +he Commercial Deparfmenf. Edifor Poole and her aides proofread copy. Firsf Row, LeH +0 Righi': Marfy Edwards, Carol Penninqioni Elva Bradley: Jane+ Ab- be , Took. Willis, Glenna Moore. Second Row: Nancy Boilcn, Jean HorhmI Jane+ Moreland, Claude Ewing. Carolyn Poole, Mariean Johnson, J'Im Adkins. Third Row: Ed Spriggs, Ari Follmer, Bill Klopfs+ein, Don O'Ban'lon. Dick Elkins. Carl Wrision' Frih Feldhaus. Business siaff prepares ior disiribuiion of an issue.n Yvonne King. Alfreda Proffith Priscilla Callif. V-TEENS Firsf Rowe 12H to right: E1a'me McKinney. Wilma Haungs, Josephine Foleyl Shirley Lamb, Ruih Ana derson, Marlene Norris, Doris Long, Alfreda Prof- fiff. Second Row: Alice Ryan, Dorothy Wogensfahl. Elilabefh Sears. Joyce Andersen, EeHy Jo Simp- son, Louise Bugqe, Nancy Craig, Margueri'e Guit- rung. Third Row: Jean Pendygrafi, Shirley Jordan. Doris Morgan. Elsie Conn. Darclhy Godfrey, Miss Luuise Abbihl, Yvonne King. Jane Turfon, Jackie King, Pa+ Vlikov. Minnie Combs. The Cenh'al Y-Teens are one of Hwe many groups 01F i+s kind +ha+ is par+ of flue Y,W.CeA. The principles of H15 group are based on Chrisfian fellowship feeling wifh goa1s +ha+ perfain fo personal grow'rh. growth in friendship wifh people of all races religions. and na+ionalif5es, and +0 grow in H16 love and knowledge of God. Mee+ings are held af +he Y.W.C.A. building. Programs aHernaJre befween discussion groups and speakers, and projecf programs. Fun +oge+her and service +0 ofhers oHer a variefy o? acfivifies. One of He favori+e recreaHonal acfivifies is bowling. The club is one of +he more acfive groups among +he girls' Clubs. Miss Loque Abbihl is +he factu adviser and sponsor. Membership consisfs of: Nancy BoHon, Louise Bugge. PrisciHa Callif. Sue Collins. Minnie Combs. Elsie Conn. Nancy Craig, Josephine Foleyl LoreHa Ferguson. Doro+hy God'Frey, Marguerife GuHrung, Yvonne King. Jackie King. Shirley Lamb. Carol Langley. Elaine McKinney. Doris Morgan. Marlene Norris. Alfreda ProWH. BeHy Jo Simpson. Rosemarie S+evense Marfha Tracy, Jane Tur+on. Pa+ Vlaikov. Dorofhy Wogensfahl. THIS IS THE WAY WE DO A SHOW PLANS ARE MADE Mr, Wheeler consulfs wifh aH Factu members and s+uden+ groups assigned' f0 parficlpafe in Jrhe show. The H1eme of fhis year's show wiH be one depidlng Hwe seasons 0+:H'1e year and MN be en+iHed 'Cen+raI's Variefies of 1955. Many depart men+s are invdved In sfaging Hwe affair, Fer example. our Al- Hed ConerrucHon Deparfmem- makes aH +he scenery and makes ready for 5H sfage operafions. The Priming Departmenf prin+s programs and fickefs. The Elecfrical Deparfmenf makes ready wi+h Hue thfs and sound. Anofher big iob is laid 51L ihe door of the Needhe Trades Deparfmenf. They design and make all cosfumes. Dave Bodley brings down Hue Iighfs Nancy Uhl Ms cos+ume on Joyce Lanier Barbara Moore designs July chorus dance costume chorus of H19 workhorse variefy. Planning beach gymnas9ic sequence L2H +0 Righf: Herschel Rose. Rehab William Bariels and boys consfrucf props. Leff +0 Right: Andrew Carpenfer. Mr. Robert Sarsfield. Mr. Roberf Wheeler. Andrea. Carl Thomas, Mr. WiIFiam Barfels. Gordon S+one. u u .Mgs-ux-mum- .. 0x x w v' g- . Carl Weiss on sound. Andy Andrea 5+ +he cur+ain. Tailoring siudenfs make cosfumes. r Er Cons+rucHng scenery. L2H +0 Righf: James Zadei, Gordon S+one. Charles Schuckmann. Andrew Andrea, Thomas Tri+schlen , I: Jean Schnilkar and Mary RoH-u come In from Louise Beerman plays Tea for Two Gloria Duncan concludes her number fhe hills Darla Feeno is pleading Teach Me Tonighf April Showers in rehearsal Canfleld demonsira'tes dance 593p While fickefs are being sold. rehear- sals con+inue a1 a feverish pace. The co- ordina+ed ac+ivi+ies of all deparfmenfs begin +0 fake form as H16 days o1c H19 big even+ draw near. Bonifa Dunaway induces Fred Lenzer io play hockey The bafhing suifs never get wef in We seaside number 77 L2H, Top: Carol SheHon demonstraies a good exfension Center: Mrs. Sfaiker iells HaroH Thomas aboui The Skeleion in His Close+ BoHom: Lillian Bailey begins her Rack and Rhyfhm number Receiving insfrucHons on make-up From Mrs. Jacobson Many Jrechniques musf be learned. 1n addition +0 leam'mg Hwe rou+ines and parfs, make-up +echnjques mus+ be acquired. Poise and carrlage enunciafion and expression. and Jrlming and mHecfion musf be masfered. Parficipanfs work hard and long +0 acquire +he necessary skiHs +0 produce a show which will sa'risfy Hwe crifical fesfs of Hm diredors. The Haeme of this one is Whaf Are You Doing New Year's Eve This quariei is as+onished a+ Hweir own abiIH-y. Powder your noses. kids. . Snowman is vocaI and dance combination. CHEER- LEADERS LeH' +0 Righ+: KiHen Canfield. Marlene Burclt, Sarah Glover. Gioria Sfewarf, Jane+ AbboH', Barbara McGee, Phyllis Granf. Ar- lene Burck, Pauline Schubert Sheila Koes+er Mrs. Jacobson ins+rucfs cheerleaders before 18 big game Our cheerleaders are under +he dfred'ion of Mrs. Bea Jacobson, a perfecfiomisf, who demands non'ng Ie55 of her charges. Ten sfuden+s are chosen each year for +he squad. A cheerleading ciinic is held prior +0 Hwe fryou+s. Selections are Hwen made on +he basis of schdaeric sfanding. aHEfude and abilify. Age and grade level are no+ considered In +he selecfions. Each yearn Hue cheerleaders condud Hm annual Mr. and Miss Pep con+es+ as a parf OTC +heir many acfivifies. The announcemenf of +he winners is made a parf of H19 cere- monies of one of H19 impor+an+ games of +he season. The Cheerleaders lead cheers a+ fooeraH and baskefball games and af regular pep mee+ing5 +hroughou+ +he year. They receive varsify leHers for +heir work if +hey have performed safiswtadorily. This year +he Cheerieaders were Jane+ AbboH. Gene Brown. Ariene Burck, Marlene Burck. Don Busch, KiHen CanHeld Sarah Glover. PhyHis Grant Sheila Koesfer. Barbara McGee. Pauline Shuber+, and Gloria Sfewart .W' Mr. Simpkins. rifle feam coach. gives insfrucfion in sighfing from a kneeling posiHon. The Rifle Club under +he direcfion of Mr, Herber+ Simpkins 901' off +0 61 very siow sfarf +his year because ihe clubhs rifles were sfolen, The +eam did nof have suHicienJr pradice so +hey did nof enfer in+o compefifion wi+h +he ofher schools. The rifles. however. were recovered abouf +he middie of Oc+ober and progresa began +0 pick up The club pracfices every Tuesday affer school aJr +he Wesfern Hills Y.M.C.A. The oHicers of fhe club are: President WaHer CargiJe; Vice-Presiden+. Leroy Dougias: Secrefary, Herberf Shavers: Treasurerl Earl Dwelly: Execufive Officer, Harry Wells. Members are: Joseph Brenner. Walfer Cargile, Arfhur Coleman. Leroy Douglas, Earl Dweliy. Kennefh Farley. Robert Gilday. Jose h Lepple4 Leslie Malady. Sylvesfer Mc- Guire. WiHiam Poweli. Paul Raines. Wilbur Scheidt Herberf Shavers, Raymond Sforch, Harry Wells, Arnold Williams. Ed Williams, Joe Wira. First Row, LeH' +0 Right Herberf Shavers, Herber+ Simpkins. Adviser; Leroy Douglas. Walfer Cargile. Second Row: Ar+hur Cole- man, Arnold Williams, Kennefh Farley, Jo- seph Lepple, Harry WeHs. Third Row: Paul Raines, Raymond S+orch. Roberf Gilday. Jo- seph Brenner. Jae Wira. .erHHi JOEGERBUS..,................................Presideni DICKELKINS ........................... Vice Pres'Iden+SecHonl CHARLES HEDGES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .VicewPresitienf Setfion II RUBYROBERTS..........A.........V... ....SecreiarySec+ionl CHARLOTTEFISH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .SecreiarySecHonll WADEJOHNSON....................4.......Treasurer5ech'onl BARBARAWRIGHT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .TreasurerSecfionll Richard Elkins, CharloHe Fish, Joe Gerbus, Ruby Roberis. Barbara Wright Charles Hedges. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Alfreda Profiiff, Jhanino Brockhuis, and Arlnsne Burnk. abspnf, Don Morrell JUNIOR CLASS ALFREDA PROFFITT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Presidenf DON MORRELL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , ,Vice-Presidenf ARLENE BURCK . . . . . . . . . . . . . V . . . . Secreiary JEANINE BROCKHUIS . . . . . . . . . V . . . .Treasurer UNDERCLAS FRESHMAN CLASS GLORIA STEWART . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , Presidenf BETTY HILL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vichresidenf THOMAS BRADFORD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary CHARLES YOUNG . . . Treasurer Ray Phillips Jorrv Black Jnyre Lan+er, and Fred Lemar SOPHOMORE CLASS FREDLENZER ....,.............4 Presidenf RAY PHILLIPS ...4,...,.........Vice-Presiden+ JOYCELANTER.... ..... . .....Secre+ary JERRYBLOCK..........,.,.....,. Treasurer Thomas Bradfordi Blev Hill, Gloria Shwarf. and Charlns Yeunq Second Row: THURMAN ATWOOD: Aufomofive; Pack of Funf' ROBERT AUSTIN: Au+omoHve; UFriendly Guy, JAMES AVANT: Aufommive: HappIness. a Form of Courage. JAMES AXLE: Aufomofive; Reserve Football 3: Varsity 4; Gym Team 1 3. 4: Honest Sincerify. WILLIAM BAAS: Aufomofive, Coiops Wenzel's Texaco Servke; anghf Lhte 3; Knows Everyfhing.H LUCILLE BAILEY: Foods, Co-ops ShiHHos: 6AA f, 2 3, Pres.4: Cl1arm- Ing Poise. CHAFFER BAKER: Commercial; 'being Charm. 86 Firsl Row: JANET RUTH ABBOTT: Commerciak Co-ops Cenfral High School; CheeHeader I. 2, Awards 3, Capt 4: Alpha Chi Gamma 2: Safefy Inst 3: Girls' Week 3; VIC 3, 4-: Pi Chi 3, 4: Varfeiy Show 3 4; Tap Club 3 4: HSparkplug of Ceniral. JACK ADAMSON: Allied Const, Co-Ops Morfon Shoelasf CoA; From Here +0 E+erni+y. GLENN ADKINS: EFedrical, Co-ops DualHe Displays, InC.: IvMiles of Laughfer.H JAMES ALEXANDER: Elecfrical, Co-aps Dualife Dispiays. Inc, A Fr'wend Indeed. KENNETH ALLGEIER: Aummofive: Full of Laughfen ADELE ANDERSON: Commercial, Co-ops Roosevelf School: Alpha Chi Gamma 3' 4: PENDULUM 3: VIC 3 4; Sweef and Lovely. CHRISTOPHER ANDREWS: Aw'a'rion: AeroVRadio Club 3, 4; ' A Mind for Exploring. Third Row: DORA BAKER: Commerchall Co-ops Mf, Adams School: Can'i Be Beat JANET BARESWILT: Commercial. Co-ops RFverside-Harrison School; VIC 3. 4-: PENDULUM 3; Free and Easy EVELYN BARNES: Commercial, Cc-ops Burdeff Primary; BaHL for Comr pHmenJrs. JO ANN BARRY: Disfribque Educ. Co-ops-ShiHifosr Class Presidenf 2: Girls' Week 21 3: Cufe +0 Behold. CHARLOTTE BATES: Commercia!: WC 3, 4-: Prom Queen Affendanf 3: Pep Every ShipH PAUL BAUER: Elecfrical; Versafilify. a Sound Virfue. ' JAMES BELL: Aliied Comma. Co-ops Allied Construcfion Co. Baskelbatl l: Vim, VEfalHy. and Vigor ' Firs+ Row: PAUL BELL: Allied Consfrq BasebaH I; Quief Sophisficafion. WILLIAM BENSON: Elecfrkal: Track 3: Cross Counfry 3: Gym Team 2: Choir l. 2; Variefy Show1.2.3; Pepsoden+ Smile.H ALBERT BEUSTERIEN: Hedrical. Co-ops Power Eledric Cu: Glee Club I. 2; VIC 3: Meaningful Eyes. MARY BLAIR: Commercial. Co-ops UnIon Cen+m Life Insurance Co; VIC31Y7TeenS31PENDULUM Rep. 3: Swee+ Smile? HERMAN BLANKENSHIP: Metal TradeS. Coops Kirk 8t Blum MM. Cu; Foofbalt 3, 4; Track 2. 3'. Gym Team 2, 3; School LeHers 2. 3. 4; Chevrons 3; Shtdent Council 2: Nimble of' Foof and Wit DAVID BOEBINGER: Auiomolive: HA Qulef Mind Is Richer Than GoldH LLOYD BOGAN: Aviafion; AeroiRadio Club 4: Supreme Good Naere. Third Row: DOROTHY BROWN: Commerciah PENDULUM Rep. 3. 4: Has A Sun- shine Sparkle. HAROLD BRUNK: Eiacfricai. Coops Schauer Mfg. Co.' Unassuming Reliabimy. ROBERT BRUNNER: Mefal Trades, COAops waa Co.: BaskefbaH Manr aqer' 3: ' Everybody s Buddy. ' JAMES BURK: NHed Comm. Co-ops CincinnafiReds:Hi-Y1VlC.3.4r FootbaH H Studenf CouncH i: 6.363 Chlb M 'Expres5ive Eyes And M.Schievous Dimples. DOLORES BURNS: Commercial. Co-ops Union Cenfral Life lnsuranCe C0,: PENDULUM 4'. YFC 3. Secrefary 4: Book Gux'lcl 3. 4: Perfect AHen. 2. 3: 'An Oufsfandfnq S+udenf. DONALD BUSCH: Graphic Aria. Co-ops Henneqan Cor. WC 3. 4: Cheer- leader 3. 4: Sfudcnf Assembw 3: Lon5 The WcHd M1 The Face. DONALD BYRD: GraphIc Arls. Co-ops Samueh Producfs; Band I. 2. 3. 4: Variefy Shaw 3: 'Will Never Be F0rgoHen.' Second Row: KENNETH BONZ: Mefal Trades. CoVops Cincinnafi Milling Machw'ne: HLIkes Machinery. Afhlefics. Cars. and Girls? BETTY BOOKER: Commercial. Covops Sfowe Ehemenfary School; GAA 3. 4: VIC 3, 4: HA SmHe For Everyone, BILL BOOTH: Allied Consh,; Rifle Oub 3; Ready To Go. RUTH BORGEMENKE: Dfsfribufive; Co-ops Richman Brofhers; Loads Of Fun To Be WHh, ALONZO BRADLEY: Eledrical: Hi-Y 3. Free From Care. WAYNE BRAFFORD: Graphic Ads. Co-ops Hennegan Priming Co: V?ce-Presiderw E: Reserve Fomball 2; Wanfs To Serve Mankind. JOYCE BRINKER: Disfribufive Educ. Cvops Mabley and Carew: Ma- joreHe 3; 5ardon'lc Humor.' Second Row: WAYNE CHANEY: AufomoHve; RiHe Club I' 2: Made For Funf' LEONARD CHASTEEN: Allied Consim Ce-ops Johnson 8 Ward: Track 2: Cross Counfry 3: Alpha Mu Sigma 3, 4: School Leffers 3: Durabkl FJeeJr-Foofed. And Handsoma SHiRLEY COCHRAN: Distribufive Educ. Cc-ops Mabley and CareW: Friend'y Wifh Anyone, SANFORD COHN: Dis+ribufive Educ.: PENDULUM Rep. 3: Track 3; Barrel Of Fun.H RAYNOLD COLE: Elec+ricaL Co-ops Cufler Hamer: Radio Uub 37 HI-Y 3: Clnoir3; Jokes Galore. NAPOLEON COLEMAN: Allied Cons+r,: Baseball I; VIC I, 27 Glee Club I. 2: HiVY 3; Bonaparfe Conquered And Losf-Coleman Con- quered. CHARLES CONLEY: Pr?nfing, Corops Midwesf RUbber Sfamp Co: VIC 3. 4: Snidenf Assembly 3; School LeHer 3: Sfudenf Plannniq Commiffee 3; A Smile His Weapon.u 88 Firsf Row: PRISCILLA CALLIF: Bookkeeping Covops Ohio Na+ional Life lmsurance Co.; 6AA II 2 3 4-: Y Teens 3, 4; VIC 3: PENDULUM 3; Scholasfic Award 3: Sweef As Morning Mist STUART CANDIS: AufomoHve: MUSIC Lover. WALTER CARGILE: AvIaHon: Rifle Club Z 3; AerorRadio Club 3', Calm Waiers Run Deep.u NORMA CARR: Commerciak Co-ops Board o'F Educafion: PENDULUM 3: YFC 3. Foreign Affairs 3: Choir l, Y-Teens l; Eye-Camhing Tresses. SANLECARRIER: Allied Consfrn Co-ops Marfin Lasfs: HHas Plen'ry Of SMI WILLIAM CARTER: Allied Consfr., Co-ops J. L, Shuifz: FoofbaH l; Band I. 2; VIC 3 4: ' Caan Shay A Sfranger. CARL CHANEY: Printing, Co-ops Weber Priming: BasketbaH I: A Swell Spor+, Third Row: DONALD CONRADI: Allied Consfm Forever Happy And SmiIRngT EARL COOK:EIec1rEcaLCo-ops John Wengerf 8 Son; HA Good Friendf ELSIE COOK: CommerciaL Co-ops American Book C0,: YnTeens 3; Smile For Everyone. JAMES CORBITT: Autommive; Swimming Team 3; VIC 3; Wm And TadloredH EDWARD CORNS: Allied Consfm Corops Morfon LamL Co.: Glee Club 2, School Leffer; BowFinq 2: VIC 47 Variety Show 1: Choh l; Baseball Award: FoofbaH Award; Baskefball Award; Shy Grin? EDWARD CORRY: Graphic Arfs, Co-ops SincorSnapAlnC; VIC 3, 4,- Track 2; Phofography Cfub 4; School Phofographer 4; Likes A L01L Of Company? OLIVER COX: Graphic Arfs, Coops Goodwill Prinfinq Co; UTimc WaHs For No One. Firsf Row: DONALD COY: Mefa! Trades Co-ops Barnarf Heafinq Co.: Beams WHh Enihusiasm. JOSEPH COYLE: Elecirical, Co-ops Madfock Elecfric Co.: Alpha Mu Sigma 3. 4-: BaskeibaH 3, 4; Vofed Mr. WoIICWhisHe OF I955. MIKE COYLE: Aufomof'we. Co-ops Gilberf Avenue Ponfiac: Alpha Mu Sigma 13,4: CheeHeader 2: Glee Club 2: Sfudent CouncH 2: HHe Can Knock Em Dead. RAY DAMES: Elecirical. Coiops Tieman Radio Repair; PENDULUM 3, 4: Studenf Assembly 3: Works Real Hard Week Days TQ Go Fishx'ng WeekiEndST ALBERT DARJA: Eledricak Co-ops BeHer Bux'iders: High Schod GM'S Dream. NORA DAVIDSON: Commercial Co-ops Union Cen+ral Life Insurance C0,: YiTeens 2: VIC 37 Choir 2: WK PreHy Smile. DOROTHY DAVIS: Foods, Coiaps Children's Hospifal: 6AA l, 2: Home Nllrang I, 2: HPainfs A Preffy Picfuref' Third Row: NORMAN DOBELL: Hecfrical, CQ-ops Ari Glass Service; Basketball; Wanis To Be A Top Fthf Ekecfrician. BEVERLY DOLL: Commerciah Covops Union Central Life Insurance Co.: WC 3: HA Lfvinq DGHCD+ CBF1WK3LH PEGGY EDMONDS: Disfribufive Educ. Coops Shillifos: Cheerleader I, Z 3: Newspaper 2; Cufe ASA Buffon. MARGARET EDWARDS: Commerciaiz Y-Teens 3; VIC 4: Knighf LHe 4-: She Lovefl'v Pleasure. GAIL EICHELBRENNER: Commercial. Cc-ops Board of Educafion; VIC 3: Can Make Anyone Smile. DICK ELKINS: Aviaiion: FoofbaH I 2. 3. Capt 4: Sfudenf Coundl f. 2: Aipha Mu 539nm 3, Treasurer 4-: Aero-RddEo Club 3, 4; Three LeHers 'For Focfball: Senior Class VEce-Presidenf 4: GM; Hw's Phone Number is HU OI7I,H JUDY ELSENER: CommerdaL Corcps Unlon Cenfrar LHe Msurance Co; Smdem Handbook 3: Schooi LeHer 2: Girk' Week 3, 4; PENDULUM 4; Boaufy And Bralns. Second Row: JOHN DAVI51Me+alTrades Co ops Cfncinnafi Milling Machlne: HGenw eraus And Co-operaflve. NORMA DAVIS: Needle Trades: KnHan CMJb 2: Red Cross l: Pleas, an? And Serene? OTIS DAVIS: AHied Consir; Snidenf Council 2: Cbss Treasurer I; News- paper Rep. 3: Af Your Servlcef WILLIE DAVIS: Elecfricai: Gbe Club l 2: Loves A Good Time. EUGENE DELANEY: Ailied Consfrh, Track 2. 3: Choir 2; Band 2 3: Works Hard And Plays Hard. BECKY DENIKE: Disfribufive Educ. Co-ops Richman Bros.; Dramatlcs Club 2: 6AA 2: Typical American Girl. VIVIAN DILLARD: Needm Trades; A Good Time AH The Time.H Second Row: LEE FINN: Allied Consfr; FoofbaH I: 3; BasebaH 2, 3, 4: HK-Y 3: Bas- kefbaH 3: SHenf Wisdom. CHARLOTTE FISH: Commetciak Co-ops Union Cenfral Life Insurance Co.: VIC 3, 4: Riding CM: 3: GAA 2: S+udenf Assembly 3: Varie+y Show I: SenIor Class Secre+ary 4: ' PIeasanf Disposition. JEANNETTE FLANAGAN: Nursing: HA Modern Florence Nighfingahaf HARRY FORBES: Commerciak Co-ops Ohio Nafional Ufe insurance Co.: Knight Life 3: Hi-Y 2: Sud . A FHth DAVID FOTHERGILL: Elecirlcak Corops Kirk 84 Blum: Gym Team I: HAHBS: Junior Size. REGENIA FRAZIER: Commercia: Corops. Lincoln Heighfs Elementary School: Choh 3: 6AA J: VarIefy Show 3: Knigh:L Life 3: Always Happy And 653W FRED FREY: Aufomoiive; UNever-GRve-Up A++Hude. Firs+ Row: PHIL EVANS: Metal Trades. Co-ops Cen+ral S+ockrnom: Foo+ball I, 2. 3: 4; Baseball l, 3, 4: Baskefball I: 2: Six School LeHers: SfudemL Council 3', A Leader Of AdivHies. RUTH EVANS: Commercial: Co-ops Jackson School: Knighi Life 3: 6AA 3: 4: VIC 4: PENDULUM Rep, 3: Faces Life And Likes HT GEORGE EWING: Mefal Trades: Coops Cen'hal High School: Cross Counfry 2: 3l 4: Gym Team 2. 4: Track 2: 3: 4: He Has A Runn'mg Sfarf On LifefI LARRY FARRELL: Allied Consfrl. Co-ops J: 5. Web! 8: Assoc: Hls LUKEd By Everyone. LORETTA FEIE: Commercial. Corops Cen+ral Fairmounf School: PEN. DULUM 3: VIC 3: 4: PENDULUM Rep. 3: Sweef-ness Is Her Besf AssehH DUANE FERGUSON: Allied Consfn Co-ops Afkins and Pearce Mfg. Co.: Alpha Mu Sigma 3. 4: WC 14:er CM: 2: Affrac'rive Appear ance, LORETTA FERGUSON: Cummerdal, Co-ops Union Cenha: Life insur7 ance C0,: 6AA 3: Chair l: Newspaper SfafF l: Schoiasfic Award: Hlfs Like This.H Third Row: EDMUND FROST: Aufomofive. Co-ops J. H. Albers Co.: Ghee Club I. 2: Band I, 2. 3: Schoal LeHers l, 2: Npha Mu Sigma 3: 4: VIC 3: Jazz Band 2: 3: Happy-Golucky Guy. DRUECILLA FULLER: Needle Trades: Choir 3: Glee CM; 2, 3. 4: SW- denf Assembly 2, 3: WK Fefchinq PersonalHy. CLAUDE GARNETT: Hec'm'caM BaskefbaH 2, 3: 4: Baseball '2, 3: Cross Coun+ry 2. 3: Superman Physique. JAMES GASKINS: Elecfrical. Ceiops Dualife Displays. Inc: Ghee Club I, 2: Bfg: Sfrong, And Handsome. NORBERT GAUCK; Elecfricak CG-ops Johnson Eleciric Co.: HCan Any one Eprinyl JACK GECKS: Aummmive: Co-ops Alee s Mofors: Baskefball l: 2; Variefy Show 2: TaH, Handsome: And QuieL RONALD GECKS:E:ec+rTca::V1C 4-: 'Small Fry. Firs+ Row: WINIFRED GERALD: Aufomofive: Gym Team 3: Has A Way WHh The Women. JOE GERBUS: ElectncaL Co-ops Arfhur L. EHers: BasketbaH l, 2. 3: S+uden+ Council h Vice-Presidenf 2 President 3: VIC Presideni 3: Sen?or Class Presiden14; MA Real LeaderOf The Schoolf' LEWIS GIBERT: Elechicalg HQuief But Aware. ALBERT GODBEY: Elecfricah Co-ops Kirk 8: Blum; Glee Club 2: HDriven By Ambiiion. DOROTHY GODFREY: Commercial. Camps Union Cenfral Life Insurr ante Co.; VIC 3; Y-Teens 3; Knight Life 3', HConfagious Gafefy. THOMAS GODFREY: Allied Consfr., Covops Sfandard PaHern and Foundry Con; Gym Team 3; Wanfs To Join His Namesake In TV JAMES GRAHAM: AufomoHve, Co-ops Sichmeier GUH Service; Misw chievous Eyes. Third Row: JOHN HARPER: Elec+rical: Glee Club 2: Man Of Few Words. ' PATRICIA HARRELL: Commerc'ral, Corops Henry Harris Con, H5113 Aims Hth And Sfra'wgl'lf.H CARL HARRIS: Aufomo+ive. Co-ops Harris Mofor Express: FoofbaH I: Glee Cth l. 2; Basebal! Manager I: Track 3: Hot Rod Papa. MARY HARRIS: Commercial: Choir 3; She Talks At Random.H PHYLLIS HAUGABOOK: Commercial; 6AA 3; Variety Shaw 3: Brighr Eyes And Sparkling Smiley WILMA HAUNGS: CommerciaL Corops Union Central Life Insurance Lon She's Peppy And Ready For Fun. CHARLES HEDGES: Nlied Consfm PENDULUM 3: Gym Team l Z 3, I4: Basebal! 2: Alpha Mu Sigma 3. 4: Senior CIas: VicerPresidenf 4; 'Power Beneafh A Genfle Exferior.u Second Row: BILL GRAVER: GraphIc Ads FootbaH 2; Baskefball I; Knighf Life 3: Friendly Ways. DANIEL GREER: Efecfrlcak Co-ops Cincinna+1 Gas and Elecfric Co.: HiiY Il 13,4:VIC 3, 4: Radio Club 31hA Gay Way. JOAN GROSSMAN: CommerciaL Co-ops Umion Cenfrm Life Msurance Ca: Beaufiful Brown Eyes. JOHN HALFENBERG: Aummofive: Cholr I; Sfudenf Ccuncil 2: Rme Club L21 Packed WHh Energy. EDWARD HALL: Allied Consht, CaAops Wes+erkamp THe: Lois Of Fun To Be Wifhf' SUE HAMLIN: Commercial. Co-ops Board d EducaHon; Neaf And Dainfyf' BILL HAMM: MefaJ Trades, Co-ops Rex Engineering C0,; Has The nghf Sbnf On Life. Second Row: FRANK HICKS: Allied Consh; Glee Club I: Boang 4: Professions! Charms JAMES HOEKSEMA: Elecfrical: VIC 3, 4; Perseverance 15 A Vir+ue Covefed By Many? PAT HOFF: Commercial Coiops Union Cenfral Life insurance Co.: Choh' 3, 4; WC 3, 4: Variefy Show 3: YFC 3: ' Friendly And Thoughfful. JOHN HOLBROCK: Me+$ Trades: Golf 2: Baskabail Z 3: Manly, Masferhll, And Mascuh'ne. KENNETH HOLTKAMP: Graphic Aria, Co-ops Wesfern Newspaper: Honor Sfuden+ Award '2; Schdadic Award 3: Junior Red Cross I. 2: uSoH MannenH RAY HOPPER: Elecfrical. Co-ops General Elecfric: Awards 3: Freshness 0? YOLJHLH GEORGE HOWELL: AMomoiive: FoofbaH l, 2, CL 4: Track II 2, 3K 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Man Of Mthf. The 92 Firs? Row: HOWARD HEIMBROCK: Me+al Trades: A Good Word For Everyone? JOHN HEINRICH: Elecfrical. Coiops Cufler-Hammer; FootbaH 3, 4: Track 3: Glee Club I, 2: Varmiy Show I; Knighf Life 3: PENDULUM 3: VIC Trip 3; Cheerful, Socx'able. And Pleasant GEORGE HELMER: AHied COMM. Co-ops Morfon Lash Swmiming Team 3, 4: VIC 3, 4: Siudenf Council l 2; School LeHer In Swimming: Every body Thaf Knows Him Likes Him.H RAY HEMMER: AviaHon. Co-ops Aviation Cenier: Aero Radio Club 3. 4: Hi5 M'md Is In The Skies ' JOSEPH HENRY: Eledricah Swimming Team Leifer 3: Band l 2. Dance 3, 4: HWarm Manner. DANA HICKMAN: Allied Consim: RiHe Club I. 2, 3: LeHer 3; WC 3, 4: HMan'Ful Manner.H PAUL HICKMAN: Auiomofive: Easy Goinq. Third Row: STEPHEN HRZIC: Hedricak Co-ops Sullivan Elec+ric Cm: Band 3, 4; Dreamy Eyes. DONALD HUBER: Allied Ccnsfr.: stual Aids I. 2, 3: Foofball Manager I: Band 3: LeHer 1: He Can Because He ThInks He Can. DONALD HUEKLER: Allied Consh, Co-ops L. M. Casiner: Goff 2: Energeh'c Anal Resourceful. TOM HUESMAN: Au+oma+ive, Co-ops Howard Hive'y: Foofball I; Baseball l, 2; Two School Learners; Npha Mu Sigma 3; Preskienf 4: Jr. Red Cross 3. 4: Junior Class Presidenf 3: His Schod Spirit ls An Ir'1spirafior'l.H JAMES HUFF: AufomoHve: Use Your Key To The Door Of' Learning, EUGENE HURST: Graphic Ari: Co-ops Cen+ra High Schooh School LeHer I: Worry And I Are S+rangers.H THEDA HUGHES: Commercial, Coiops ONO Naficnal L33 Insurance Co.; VIC 3: HWi'wisi'lc Bail. Firs? Row: WILLIAM IVORY: Eiecfrlcal: VIC 3. 4; Easy Come. Easy Go. ELIZABETH JACKSON: Needle Trades; 6AA 2; HQuiet Refinement RICHARD JACKSON: Graphic Am: Fooiball 2: Chm, Secre+ary I: Mamre Mind.H CHRJS JACOBSEN: Aufomofive. Co-ops J. H. Albers: FooibaH I. 2 3 4; Npha Mu Sigma 3, 4: C Club President 4: HAH'VIQHC Power,H MARVIN JEFFERS: Au+oma+ive. Corops Thompson Brofhers CadiHac: 'Tm Not Too Young EULA JENKINS: NeecHe Trades Coiops American Linen Supply Co.: Cho'wr 3: HNways Alert ALBERTA JOHNSON: ' RadIanf Lovabinny Third Row: ELLA MAE KELLEY: Nurs'mq: Wank To Be A Usede Citizen. YVONNE KING: Commerciak Co-ops Union Cenfral LWe Insurance CO; VIC 31Y7Teens 3: One Of Cenfral's Swee+hearfaH ILLEAN KNOPF: Commercial, Co-st American Book Co.: PENDULUM Ecllror 3 Assoclafe Edi+or 4: WC 3. 4; One Of Cenfral's Loveliesf And MomL Devofed CHizens.H LLOYD KNOX: Graphic Aris Coiops Kinq Record C0,: l'Never CarH Buf I'H Try,H JAMES KOLDE: Aniomoifva Comps Thompson Cadillac; Varieiy Show I: BasketbaH M Glee Club I; VIC l, 24 3, 4; Bowling 2, 4; Cenfrdl's Kdde Cut Up.H RAY KRAMER: Aulmmofive: Corops Downtown Mercury; Lively And Ukeable. RAY KROGER: Aufomofiveg Cvops Cronin Mofors: Student Council I, 2; VIC 2, 3; HMistlfwevoug Ways Are Known By AH. Second Row: MARGARET JOHNSON: Needm Trades: Junior VicerPresTdenf 3: hp dusfry; Paflence and Perseverance WiH Crown Her Wiih Success. ROBERT JOHNSON: Elecfrical: VIC 3: HOne Of The Boys.H WADE JOHNSON: Aummofive, Co-ops Downtown Mercury; Vdn'efy Show M Sfudenf CouncH Z 3: Studenf Warming Commiffee 2: SenRor Class Treasurer 4: ViCeAPresidenf S+udenf CcuncH 4; Sprlng Phay 4: LON Of Humor And VHany. CHARLES JONES: Aufomo'r'we, Coiops Chris Craff Service: Each Mind Has H5 Own Methods Of Thinkinq. SIDNEY JONES: Allied Consfm FoofbaH 3; One Small Guy. SHIRLEY JORDAN: Commercial: Choir 3: VIC 3, 4: YrTeens 3, 4; HShe Looks Down To BMSh, RAYMOND KATHMAN: Eleci'ricw Co-ops Becker Eledric; WC 3: Echo lasfic Award: Perfed AHendance; A Leader In Any Field.H Firsf Row: ALBERT LAND: Mefal Trades: Baskefball 2; Hi-Y 3; GOSH Giff T0 The Girls. LARRY LANGHORST: Mefai Trades, Co-ops Mefal Speciaffy: Swim Team 3; Handsome And Mansomef CAROL LANGLEY: Commercial. Co-ops Union Cen+ral Ufe Insurance CO.: Parka? Affendance I, 2, 3: Yieens 2, Vfce-Presfdenf 3; VIC 3, 4: Knighf LTfe 3; Pendumm Rep, 3, Gal Wifh High Spirits. WILLIAM LANTER: Electricah Co-ops Cincinnafi Gas 8: Electric C03, Glee Club 2: Radio Club 3: Visua, Aids Club 2; Barrels Of Fun And Second Row: LOUSE LEYENDECKER: Commercial, Co-ops Riverside-Harrison Schooi: VIC 3, 4, PENDULUM 3: ' Thx's Honey A++rac+s All Bees, BILL LOY: Dlsfribulive Educ., Co-ops Mischel's Parkview Market; The Compression Kid. RONALD LUH: AufomefNe, Co-ops Bell's Shell Service: Track 3, 4: Two School LeHers: Cross Counfry 4: PENDULUM Rep. 3: HTI'IE Mer- cury O$ Our Times. LOUISE LUNDY: Needle Trades, Co-ops Sfandard Tex'rile Co., Inc.: 6AA 3-, Y-Teens 2; LifHe Miss Seams+ress. SUE LYNCH: Commerciak Co-ops Cenfral Trusf C04 6AA 3, 4; PEN, DULUM 3. 4: Y-Teens 4-: VIC 4-; Knighf Life Rep, 4: ' One Of Nepfune's Daughters. HARRY MALLOTT: Graphic Arfs, Co-ops BahneH Company: Always Ready To HeIp. FRANCES MARTIN: NeecHe Trades: Always Happy And Gay. 94 Able. Too, CAROLYN LAWSON: Commercial. Co-ops American Book Co., Pleas- anf PersonalH-y, STANLEY LEMKUHL: Elecfrical, Co-ops MaHock Elecfric Co.: Track Team 3; Swimming Team 3', VIC 3; HNeptune's Son. GENE LEWIS: Aufomofive. Co-ops Jenning's Buick: HTI-Ie Genius OF Aufomofive Shopf Third Row: DALE MASON: AufcmoHve: BaskeibaH 2. 3. 4: Track 3: ' Fine Sporfs- manshfp. MAXINE MATHEWS: Commercial, Co-ops Cenfral Trusf C0,; HForever Pleasant And Smiling. GLADYS MATTINGLY: Commercial, Co-ops American Book Company: Choir 3: Band 3, 4; Perfecf Affendance 3; School LeHer 2: Varie'ry Show 3: She Smiles And Every Haarf Is Glad.H WILLIAM McCULLOM: Aufomofive; HFriendHness Guides His Way Of Living. TOM MCDONALD: Graphic Arts, Co-ops Samuelk Producis: WiH Young McDonald Have A Farm?H BOB MclNTYRE: Allied Consfr,, Co-ops HiHman 8: Breffschnefder, Inc: V1C3,4: 'Thrif+inessIs A Mcln+yre Trai1.' WAUNETA MCKENZIE: Needle Trades, Co-ops American Unen Supply Cu: ' Quiie A Liiile Nighfingale.H Firsi Row: ELAINE MCKINNEY: Commercial, Coiops Parkway Prin+ers: Sfudeni Coundl 2: Sfudeni Assembly 3; PENDULUM Business Manager 3; HOne Leader 03: Good Ciihenship. DELORES MERVIN: Distribuflve Educ. Coops R'mhmon Brofhers: Knight L39 3: Assistanf EdHor PENDULUM 3: S+uden+ Assembly 3: P05? Yaufiw Page Reporfer 3'. YFC 3, 4: Schobsiic Award M 2: ChO-H' 3; Miss Wizard of Oz. JANICE MEYERS: Commercial. Coops Board of Educafion: VIC 3, 4'. Rfding Chlb 3'. One Of Cenfral's Live Wires. CHARLES MILAZZO: Graphic Aria, Coiops Cinco Snap. Inc; Sees Humor In Everyfhingf' JANIE MILBRO: Foods; H3 Wonder H She Sings In The Kifchen? LARRY NHLES: Hedfxcal, Cmops SuHivan Eiecfric Co.; Smiles By The MHesT BILL MILLER: Eiedricai: Track II Class Treasurer 2: Sfudenf CouncH 2; Visua3 Aids k 2. 3. 4: HOn The Beam? Third Row: BEULAH MORTON: Disiribmive Educ, Co-ops Richman Bro+her91 BrigM As Sunsh'xne.u PATRICIA MOUNCE: Commercial: Choir 3, 4: VIC 3, 4; A Merry HeartH RONALD NASSIF: Graphic Arfs: Coiops Henneqan Priniinq C0,; Dark, Dashing And Daring. JAMES NEWKIRK: Elecirical: Knows One And ANT CHARLES NEYER: Machme Shop: Co-ops DevH Laborafories: Gym Team 3, 4: 6399 Club 2; 'Laugh And The World Laughs WHh You? JEAN NOBLE: CommerciaM VIC 41 HSporis Lovinq And Fun Lovinq.u MARGARET OGLETREE: Commerciah Kanht Ufe 3: Nice And Sweet? Second Row: GLORIA MILLER: Commercial, Co-ops Board 01E Educafion; PENDULUM Rep. 3, 4-.- PENDULUM 3, Edifor 4-: Junior C1555 Secretary 3: School Leffer 2: Schdach Award 3: Perfecf AHendanca 3: Girls' Week 3; HHonors Cume To Those Who Do,H VIRGINiA MILLER: Needle Trades: 6AA I, 2, 3: HA Smiling GaLH PAT MIRACLE: Commercial. Co-ops Board of EducaHon: Choir 3, 4-, Varie+y Show 3.- HPleasinq Nahlre,H ERNEST MITCHELL: E3ec+ricaL Co-ops Carlisle 3 Finch: Choir 2. 3. 4: Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y 3. 4: Treasurer 3: VIC 2, 3. 4; Varieiy Show 3; Rifle Club I. 2.; Two School LeHers; This KYd Has Rhyfhm, DELORES MOORE: Needle Trades, Co-ops Mack Shirt CO.: Choir I. Z, 3: HGenuime Friendship. TOMMIE MOORE: Foods, Co-Ops Greyhound Bus SfaHon: GAA I. 2. 3: Y-Teens 2. 3: Whaf's Cooking WHh Tommie? DON MORGAN: Elecfricai, Coiops General Eledric Cm: HI-Y l. 2. 3. 4; VIC l. 2. 3. 4; ChoFr l, 2: HA5 Lively As The Wires 3n His Trade? Second Row: JERRY PETERS: Hedricah Corops Dualife Displays: Baseball 2: HEven iasfing Smile. LARRY PETERS: Aummofive, Coicps Howard Hively, lncq On The Pafh To Success. MAURINE PHILLIPS: Commercial. Co-ops Union Central Life Insurance Cox Alpha Chi Gamma 2, 3. 4:6u1ld Book Club 3. 4: YFC 3; PENi DULUM 3: Cheer Leader I, 2; A Striking Figure In Every Crowd. NORMAN PHILLIPS: Eieci'ricaL Corops Schauer's Electric CO.: Choir L114: Band 1,2,3 4:'4Happy Am L ARTHUR PILDER: Hecfrlcah Cho'xr 2: The Fellow Wifh The Winning SmHe. JACK POEHNER: Hedrical; Baseball Manager I: Gee Chlb I:Varieiy Shaw H VIC 3. 4; HHis Aim EverTrue. RAY POOLE: Mefal Trades: Glee Club I: Silence Never Behays You. 96 Firsf Row: BOB O'HARA: Mefm Trades; Track Manager 3; Varieiy Show I:Sh1den? CouncH I : Fine Sense Cy Humorf DON OSTENDORF: AHied Cansin Caiops General PaHern Works: Eager To Obligef' VIVIAN PATMON: Commerciak Co-ops Sherman School: 6AA 3. 41 Knighf Life 3; HQufsfanding In Any Crowd. JOHN PELZER: Elecfrical. Coops Suliivan ElecfrEc CO.: Track I 3: HQUief Dignify. JEAN PENDYGRAFT: Commercial, Co-ops Union Cenhal Life Insur- ance C0,: Y-Teens 3: 'lFriendly Disposition. NANCY PENNINGTON: Commerciak Co-ops Mf. Adams SChool: VIC 3. 4: Sfudenf Assembw 3:Y-Teens 4; Winsome Lassie. EDWARD PERKINS: Auiomofiva Coops B at H Garage: VIC 4: Shir deni CounciJ: Hth Sphifs. Third Row: DOROTHY POWELL: Commerciaf. Co-ops Jackson School: Rifle CIUb 37 Knightr Life 3: Camera Club 4-: Sweet A5 Honey And Smart, Too. JEAN POWELL: Commercial; HSweef As Honey.H LOIS POWELL: Commercial. Co-ops Union Cenfrai Life Wnsurance CO-I VIC 3; Choir 3: Knighf Life Rep, 4: PreHy As A Pidure. YVONNE PRICE: Commercial. Co-ops Henry Harris: WC 4: School LeHer 2; A Dynamo Of Energy. BARBARA BAILEY RASNER: Commercial, Co-ops Cenhal Trusf Co.: A Hearf Life The Moon. There: A Man In If.' WILLIAM RAYMOND: AHied Consfrn Co-ops Linday ConsfrucHon Cu; Band 27 VIC 1 41 Bowling L 2: School Le'rfer: Class Treasurer l. 2: Man Of Acfion, DICK REICHLER: Aufomofive'. Much Study Is Tiresoma, Firsf Row: BILL REIS: HecfricaL Co-op Cincinna+i Gas 8: Elecfric Co.: 'NIce To Look At And Nice T0 Be Near.' JOHN REYNOLDS: Electric Co-ops Mafloclc Elecfric Co.: Baskefball 2. 3: Going Places. Thaf Boy. FAYE RHYMER: CommerciaL Co-ops Lawfon 8r Co.: WC 3: Sugar ls Sweef Bui No? As Sweef As Shef' PAT RICE: Commercid, Co-st OHIO Nafional Life InsuranCE Co.: VIC 3. 4: Leads Class Fashions. LARRY RICHARDSON: Ma+al Trades Coiops Mefal Specialty Cm: 'HEH HIT His Mark? VIOLA RICHARDSON: Foods, Co-ops John ShEHifo Cm: 6AA I. 2, 3 4: S+udenl CounCH LE: Britheninq Sm'wle,H JIM RICHMOND: Graphic Am, Coops. Peebles Corner Prinfing: Bas- ketbalF 3, 4: Schod LeHer: Track 3: WC 3: Brighf Eyes, Bright Smile. Third Row: ARTHUR ROGERS: Hecfrical, Co-ops Cincinnati Gas 8: Heciric Cm: Simdenf Assembly; Radio Ciub: FoofbaH; HTDD Handsome To Siay Unhooked4' FAYE BOWMAN ROGERS: Commercial, Comps The American Book Co; Sfuden+ Assembly 3: Perhcf Affendance Award 3: Sweei Per- sonalify. LEROY ROGERS: Foods. Co-ops Jewish Hospiial: Wanfs To Be Head Che? Af The Erourmef Roam. AUDREY ROLFES: Commerciah Cawcps Cenhal Trus+ C0,: LiHIe AuA drey Personified. CHARLES ROSS: AufomoHve: Track Team 3: PaHerned Affer The Wise Old Owl.' JACK ROUSE: Meml Trades. Coops Lodge 8: Shipley Co.: Foai'bail I 4: Track 3: Choir h 2: VIC 3: Variefy Show I: H1119 Jesiing KnIghf. MARY ANN ROZIER: Commercial. Cc-ops Sherman School; 6AA 3. 4; Wanfs To Be A Privafe Secreiary. Second Row: FRANK RIEDER: HedricaL Coiops Adbr's Elacfrical Appliance Co.: anHng 3. 4-: School LeHer l 3: Mdn Of Few Worcisl BOBBIE JEAN RiNEAR: Commercial. Coiops Union Cenfrd LHe Fnr surance Co.; Npha CH Gamma 3, Treasurer 41 VIC 3. 4; Y-Teens 3: School Leffer 2: 'SmHes Dad? C05? A CenH' RICHARD RINEHART: AHied Comfy; Co-ops Lodge 8 Shipley: HWBMS To Be A Builder.H EVERETT ROBBINS: Graphic Arfs: ' One Of Cenfrars 'Neaf' Guys. RUBY FAY ROBERTS: Commerciak Co-ops Union Cenfral Life lnsuv'ance Co.; 6AA 3: VIC 3: Sfudent CouncH 3: Chass Secretary 4; Cufe As A Buffon. GEORGE ROBINSON: Metal Trade; Steady, Faifhfuk HardworkingH ROBERT RODEN: Mefal Trades. CO-Ops Panda Produds. lncx, Chas Presidenf 2: HReady For Fun. Second Row: FRANK SCHIRMER: EXecfrical. Co-ops John Wengerf 8i Sons: Glee Club 2', Jusf Wan? The Fads. HENRY SCHLOEMER: Aufomofive: Var'wefy Show I: WC 3: Central's Huck FinnAH ED SCHOPIN: AuiomoHve: Boang 2; A Typical CenfralH'e. MARY LOU SCHRIEWER: Commercial. Co-cps Board of Educafion; Aipha Chi Gamma 3. 4: VIC 3, 4: PENDULUM 3; The Bbssom Of A Spring Day. ERIC SCHULD: Mad Trades, Co-ops Rex Engineering; Laughs A+ Misfakes And Tr'wes Again. JAMES SCHUSTER: Graphic Ad's, Co-ops Weber Priang Cox, HRE- fined Tasie. NORBERT SESS: Technical: Glee Club 2: Chair 3: Variefy Show 3: VIC 3 4: Knigh+ Li'Fe Rep. 3; Man Of Quie+ Deferminafion.H 98 Firs+ Row: MARY JEAN ROZIER: Needle Trades: ' She il Have You In Sfiiches. TOM RUTEMUELLER: Autcmofiva. Co-ops Queen Cify Chevrdef: Foof- ball 3;Track 2. 3: Solid Tom, Thaf's Him, MARY SAPP: Commercial: PENDULUM Rep. 3: Kniqh'r Life Rep. 4: Girls' Week 4: VLC 3 4'. 'Takes The Bright Side Of Life.H WILBUR SATTLER: Technicah Bowhnq 3; WC 3 4: RiHe dub 2: DraV mafics Club 4: WantsTo Be An Engineer. ROBERT SAULTERS: Aufomofive, Co-ops Aufo 8 Aero Suppw Ca; Track 3: Gym Team 2, 31HHas The World On A S+ring, ARTHUR SCARBOROUGH: Aufomofive, Co-cps Painf Shop; Glee Club 2; HJoHy And Happy ls HELH RECHARD SCHEWENE: HecfrlcaL Co-ops General Elecmc: Quiet. His Way Fred lsaa cs Body Third Row: HERBERT SHAVERS: AviaHon; Personaliiy Plus. JIM SIEFERT: Graphic Aria. Co-ops Graphic Arts Service, Inc.; Always Smiling. BETTY JO SIMPSON: Commercial, Corops RooseveH School; Choir 3; Variefy Show 3; VIC 3; HasA Sunshine Disposifion. CARL SMITH: Auiomotivm Coiops Gilbert Pontiac; Outsfandinq OriginalHy. DICK SMITH: Aufomofive, Co-ops Chevioi Tire Co.: Choir I 2; Bas- ke+ball 2; Foofball M'looks Toward The Fufure. HOMER SMITH: Aufomofive; ' Quiefne5s ls Wondeth. DONALD SORRELLS: Commercial; Track 2: Newspaper Sing 2: UnA forgettable Laughfer? Firs! Row: VIRGINIA SPEARS: Commerciall Covops Union Cenfrm Lhce Insurance Cot. Swim Team 3: 6AA 3: WC 3, 4: PENDULUM Rep. 3 4; PENDULUM 41PiChI41HLikesPeOMe And Life. NANCY SPENCE: Commercial, Co-Dps Highland School: Liked By Everyone.' EARL SPIES: Aufomofive: A LifHe Nonsense. ROBERT STANCHFIELD: Avfafion, Co-ops Beg? Cusfom Built UphoL s+ery Co.: Band I. 2. 3. 4: Aero-Radio Qub 3, 4: Schod LeHer: HWhy Should Life AH Labor Be:w GEORGE STANECKI: Allied Consfr,, Co-ops Sfandard PaHern; Pieay an! BM Shy. NICK STARK: Aufomoiive, CO-ops Kinq Chevrolef; Mr. Pep I954755: VIC4: Knighf LHe R394: Ladies' Man BETTY STEIN: Corvm'uerciai Comps Umbn Cen'hal Life lnsuranCe C0.: YrTeens 3: VIC 3; PENDULUM 3: Seda1e Manner. g Third Row: CARL TEETERS: Allied Consfr. Corops Jx'm Wald 8r Associaies: Gym Team 3. 4: Track 3, 4: School Leffers 3 4-: SCI'IQIasHC Award: Pieasant Gentle Voice. WILLIAM TEGENKAMP: Graphic AH; CD-ops BohneH Prlanq and Adverfisniq: N0 ther WiH Do. LARRY TENOEVER: Electrical, Co-ops Nbers Super Market: A RGM Looker. JUNE THIESMANN: Commerciak Co-ops Fulfon Schooh VIC 3. 4: BrEgh+ Eyed GaI ' EARL THOMAS: Foods: Foofball l Z I Co-Capfain 4: BaskefbaH l 2: Track M '2: Gym Awards: SCHOOL LeHers: Three Sfrfpes; HA Leader Of Sp0r+5. JACK THOMAS: Aviafion, Co-ops Aviah'on Cenfer Lunken Airport: Radio Club 2: Skefchx nq FKnger. ROBERT THOMAS: Elec+rfcah Band 2 3; ' ConservaHve Dresser. Second Row: ROSEMARY STEVENS: Commercial. Corops Ohio Na+ion$ Lhte In- surance C0.; Y-Tesns 3: Variew Show I, 2: VIC 37 Sweet Her Manner. DONALD SUNDERHAUS: Eledrfcah Choir 1 2: Jr. Achievemenf l: A Tune On His LEpsf GERALDINE SUTTER: Commerdah PENDULUM 3: HA Fr'bend NOW And Nways. CLARENCE SUTTON: Auicmo+ivez Speech Is Great ROY SWEET: Mefal Trades, Co-ops Cincinnaf? MIHinq Machine Cod Foolball I.2:Trdck l.2: Rea15wee+l Fellow? WILLIAM TABAR: Aufomofive: Soft. Expressive Eyes. JOHN TARPOFF: Automotive, Co-ops Jenninqs Bm'ck: Laugh And Be Merry ForTomUrrow You May Die. Second Row: JESSE TOWNSEND: Au+omo+ive: Reserve FoofbaH 3: Why Do You Prefend.u MARTHA TRACY: Commercial: VIC 3. 4: Y-Teens 3, Secre'rary 4: A Cafe Smile. THOMAS TRITSCHLER: AlHed Consfm Cc-ops Morfon Las'r Co.; Gee CMJb 4: Good Word For All.H ESPER TUCKER: Aufomofive. Co-ops Dufers Service SfaHon; FoofbaH l. 3; BasebaH 2: HHow Happy Am I, RUBY TUMBLESON: Commerdal: Amha Chi Gamma: Popular Wher- ever She Goes. WILLIAM TURNER: Foods. Co-ops Chico's Resfauranf: Siuden+ CouncH; 'Full O1H1LH'LH JANE TURTON: Commercial. Coops Highhnd School; Choir 3. 4: Y7 Teens 3. 4: WC 4: Rosy Bkmm In Her Cheeks. ' 100 Firs+ Row: CAROL THOMPSON: Commerciah Co-ops Union Cenfral Ufa In' surance Co.: Alpha Chi Gamma 41VIC 3: Has High PopularHy Rmingf BOB TIEMAN: HQuief Confidence, ALICE TILFORD: Needle Trades. Co-ops ShiHHos: Once A Friend. Always A Friend. PAT TINCHER: Commerciak Co-ops Cenfral Fa'wmount HA5 AHrache As Ac'rive.H MARIE TITTLE: Commercial. Co-ops Rockdale Schooh Choir l. 3. 4: Variefy SHOW l. 3.: VIC 3. 4; YiTeens I. 3. 4: HHBS A Pleasing GenHe Voice. HELEN TOLER: Foods. Corops Sears 81 Roebuck: Chass Secrefary l: Spor+s Cmb I:GAA l. 2. 3. 4: Twinkling Eyes. ROBERT TONEY: Graphic Arfs. Covops Fox Paper C0,; Fooiball l. 2: Schod LeHers L 7.: Freshman Chis; President I: Newspaper staff I: Energe+ic FeHow, Third Row: ETHEL WADDELL: Commercial. Coiops Board o'F EducBHOn: Perfect Affen. l. 2. 3: Quiet Ambifionf' ELAINE WALKER: Never A DuH Moment When You're Wifh Elaine. CHARLOTTE WALTON: CommerCFaL Coops Cenfra. Trusf Cor. Knith LHe 3: A Hearf Of Gold. HAZEL WASHINGTON: Foods, Co-ops Shiliitos; 6AA I. 2:5p0r15 Cfub I. Dramchs l: 'A Gay And Happy Heart FRANKIE WEBB: Commercial. Co-ops Rockdale Schooh Good Humor, BILL WENZEL: lf You Wan?r A Good Time Always CaH On Bill. ROBERT WHEELDON: Aviafion. Co-ops Boone Counfy Aviation Cenfer: VIC: Someday Hall Fly. Firs+ Row: JESSE JAMES WHIGHAM: NITed Conslm Baske+ball 3: Glee Club 2. The OuHaw OWE Cen+raL PEARL WHITE: Needle Trades, Co-ops Shndard Texfile C0,: 6AA 3: Gracious Manner. VERNE WHITNEY: Meial Trades Corops Lodge 8r Shipley; Schdarship Award 2: Glee Chub l, 2: School LeHer 2: Rifle Club I: Bowling 2: Cheedeader 2: Varhafy Show I; VIC I 3: Desfined For Success. RONALD WILCHER: Mefal Trades. Co-ops Panda Produds; BaskefbaH 2: Hi-Y 3: Happy Go Lucky Air.H MATTHEW WILLIAMS: AufomoHve. Co-ops Fred isaac Body 8c Fender Shop: A Ladies' Man. JEAN WILLIAMS: Needle Trades: Aims 8t Daepke: One OF Cen+ral's Cufesf Girls. Second Row: VERNON WOOLFORK: Foods Cenops Chico's Resfauranf: Visual Aids 2. 3; Chair 1: PENDULUM Rep. 3; Gym Team 2; Food Is His PasffimaH RICHARD WORST: Graphic Arfs: Gee Club I: HA Good Word For Everyone.' BARBARA WRIGHT: Commerciaf, Co-ops Union Cenfral Life insurance Co.: VIC 3 4: AJpha Chi Gamma 3 Presw'deni 4: Class Treasurer 4; MiHions OF Friends.H RONALD WUEBKER: AufomoHve, Co-op: Bob 8: Harry's Garage: HPack age Owr Dynamife.' DORIS YOUNG: Commercial, Co-ops FuHon Scheoh Choh 3: Variefy Show 3:VIC 3: KnEghf Life Rep. 3; Beaufy is Power, DONALD ZIMMERMAN: AL1+omo+ive: Smoofh Operafor, SENIORS NOT PICTURED John Adams Thomas Baqby Robert Bledsoe Roqer CampbeH Virqil Campbeil WiHiam Cbrk Paul Curtis William Doyie Terrell Edwards Clayton Guy Wayne Hdmblen Joseph Henry Carol Hm Charles Humphrey Walfer JeHries Dave JoHie Charms Kanef William Kiely Ted Knippenberq Norman Mack Tom McDonaH Jackie MCWHIIams James Morqan Wal+er Myhand Howard Jewell James Price OaWon Rusf Harry Schlef Ray Schrand Kennefh Smifh Richard Taber Lee TOHE Phoyzell Turner Rubin Wafker Edward Wafkins Juniou Firs+ Row: Mary Abney. Rober+ Ackley, WTHIe Laveine Adams, Roberf Addison. Jim Adkins. Ronald Nbers Fred Allen, Louise An+lmny Ambrusfer, Rufh Anderson. Second Row: Andrew Andrea. BiHy Charles Andrews. Rufh Andrews. Befw Lou AnnIs, CIIHord Arlinghaua Don Armor, Joseph Arfisf, Gladys Ausflm Bob Bailey. Third Row: Lillian Amanda Baileyl Jack Baird, John Baker, Warren Bales Raymond BaIL Lee Edward Barer swiH: Raymund Berger. Thomas Michael Barker. Carrie Barlow. Fourfh Row: Ronald John Barrinqwn. David Basham. Donald Bauer. Lawrence Bays Doroihy Beck. Gbria Faye Bedf'ord, Louise Beerman. Mary Begby, Diane BeH. 102 Fiifh Row: Emoqene Bell. Bessie Belt Judy Bevens. Kay Bevins Alfred Bick, Jae Binder. Donald Bingham. James Bifner, Torn Ralph Bock. Sixfh Row: David Bodiey. Nancy BoHon, GHbeH Ray Bore inc; Rober'r Bosse. Delfa Bradford, Elva Bradley. Grover BracHeyg Joseph Brenner, Sarah Briscoe. Sevenih Row: Jeanine Brockhuis, Virginia Brooks, JeaneHe Brothers, Louis Brown Sarah Brown. Shirley Ann Brown. Carroll Lee Bryant Louise Bugge. Ariene Burck. Firs+ Row: Arthur CampbelL Dorofhy Campbell, Roberf Campbell, Kennefh Carnaham Raiph Carpenfer. AHhea CarroH. Thomas Danid Carroll, Walf Carr rufhers, Ronald Carson. Second Row: Raymond Phillip Carfer, Rosemary Carfer. Juan- ita Chiles. Donna Clark. Mar'xan Louise Clark, Doris C?ayborn' ShIrFey Cievenger. Donald Cloyd Ray Coburm Third Row: Lyne'ri-e Cohn. Raymond Earl CoHeft Robert Coleman, Judy Collins. James Conner, Caro! Conway. Donald Cook. Geneva Cook Thomas WalferCook. Fourih Row: Huber+ Cooley. Shirley Eileen Cooper. Dariene Copeland, Engene Edward Corbihh Hoberf COX. Sarah Don's Cox. Herberf Larry Craft Eileen Craig, Herber? Craig. F'I'Hh Row: Maxine Craig. Fred CrufcMeld Preston Cullars Paul Curley, Jackie Curfisl Rosalie Dallaiio, Jerry Damen. Beverly Lynn DanieL Marg'we Derdeen. Sixih Row: Glenna June Daulfon, AnneHe Davis, Phillip Da- vis. Eugene Day. Roland DeBord. Fred Deifers. Carl Dennis, BeHy Dick, Jerry Dickerson. 103 Seventh Raw: Don Diephaus, Doro+hy Diesan, Mildred Dixon, Roberf Doan, Shirley Docfor, Joseph Harry Dold James Doran, Leroy Douglas, James Dris- coll. Juniom Juniom Firs+ Row: Gloria Duncan, Roosevelf Durreft Ead Dwelly. Arnold Sidney Dykes, Carl Eline, Joe Ems, Dan- Iel Enqel, Lesslie Eriel, Shirley EsfeH. . i 5232,- Sacond Row: ErnesiL Dean Ferguson. Roqer Hanery, Ray Hex- nerl Josephine Caroline Foley, Arf Follmer, Ber- nice Ford Bernice Fosfen Bessie Fosfer. Leroy Fox. Third Row: Hosea Frazier, Harry Eugene Fredrick. Gwen? doWn French, BeHy Jane FriHs, Vivian Frye. Lois FuHer, LuHea FuHer, Thomas CHHord Gaithen James Geqhan. Four+h Row: Bill Gethq, Pairicfa Gibbs. Shirley Gibson. Mary GHberf, Judifh Gflkersom Mary Gilmare, James Glosser. Shirley Gloven WiHis GDbBE, 104 Fif+h Row: Benny Goldsi-ew'n. Jeane Goods. Charles Grady. John Grafhwohl. BeHie Jean Gregory. Thomas Grave, Bob Grien Aaron Grissom Betty Grizzlet SixH'I Row: Fred Gross, Lee Hacker. Richard Heft Naomi Rufh Hale. Barbara Fay HaH. Gladys Hall, Dennis Halpin Mary Cafberine Hamilfon. Edna Hancock Sevenfh Row: Paul Hanna, Dorofby Hardin. Rober+ Hardin, Frank Harding, Es+her Harris, Barbara Harrison. Ross HaifendorK Peqqy Ann Hayes. WIIliam Haynes. Firs? Row: Deanna Heineman, Donna. Hefneman, Delmer HeHon, Kennefh Henn, Wilma CoHeen Hess. Geraldine Hicks, Ronaid Hllderbran, Pafricia Ann Hill, Claude Hodge. Second Row: Ray John H01? WIHIam Hollam Jean Holman. Dorofhy Holt WaHer Anf'nony Hoppel Gary HorJront Roberfa Horion, RXChard Hubbard Fay Humphrey. Third Row: Harold Humphrey, Joan Hurst Garland Lee Hufcherson. Jean Jamison, Frank Jansen, Fred Jenss Charles Johnsom Gabrieffa Johmaon. RUH'I Joyce Johnsfon. Fourfh Row: Carrie Joins, Bob Jones James Jones. James JonesM Larry Jones, Sue Jones Vassie Jones, WiHiam Jones. Pa? Jordan. FiHh Row: Edward Kaesen Norman Chrisfopher Kafhmann. RandeH Kaum John Marfin Kearns. Nick KeW. Marianne Elizabefh KeHem Larry KeHen Jack Ed Kemme, Tom Kendall. SixH-n Row: BHly Kiddl WilHam Kirby, Alexander KIrCher. Jane Kissfnqer. GwendoWn Klenkl WHliam Klopf- sfem Kenneih Klofl': Jim Louis Knight. Carol Kober. 105 Sevenfh Row: Robert Koch Janet Kolde, August Andrew Kraev men Mariana Krueqer, Tim Kuhl. BeHy Lackey. Shirley Ann Lamb JuanHa Larqim Donna Law ferbach. Juniom Juniom Firs+ Row: Gofffried Laux, Virginia Lee Lawsom Joyce Lea- verfon, Sue Lemons. John Lerwm, Ear! LEHie; Pefer Lind RonaH Lindsay, Donald Lippi, Second Row: John Locapufo. Doris Long Pafricla Lowe, Eva Lowery, Kennefh Luxenberger, Ray Lynch. Wil- liam Lynch, Dennis Lyons, Evelyn Maddox. Third Row: Larry Malone. BeHy Manisl BIII Marcum, Sonia Lee Marcum. BiH Margoiis, William Marsh Vir- ginia Lee Marshall, Gary Marfin. Luner Mar+in Fouer Row: RUH'I Marfim Gayle Anita Masminsfen Barbara McBride Rosalie ?vM:Car+ney Sharlene McCuL louqh. Carl Evereff McFarland, Barbara McGee Palmer Mcehee, Clarence McGuire. 106 FiHh Row: Thomas McNeaL Evelyn McPefers. Harald Mel- fon, Tom Menz, James Margy Robert Merriff. ChaHes Messerle. Chrence Meyer, Edwin Meyer. Sixth Row: Norma Meyen Edward George Middendorf, James Miley Clark MiHen George Anihony MiHer, William Miller, Vicfor aneHa, Henry Alvin Minnich. Bonnie Mi+chelL Seven+h Row: Cafherine ME+cheH, Herman Moblav Glenna Moore. Mary Sue Moore, Janeir Moreland, DeL ber+ Morgam Donald Morgan, Rahah Eugene Morgan. Don MorreH. Firsf Row: Darvin MueHer. GHberf Muellen John Raymond MueHer. Marilyn Ann Mueller. Marqaref Murray, Bruce Murrie, John Myers Shirley Neeleyl Sarm uel Newklrk. Second Row: Gunfher BernharcH Niemann. Marlene Gail Nari ris. Don CTBanIon, Rufh ODeIL CHHord Orme, Harry Osgood, Janeil Osgood. Ronald OH: Wim- Iish Owens. Third Row: Bob Gene Pack, Chrisfine Pappashales, Dean Parker, Jean Parker. Wanda ParroH. Ester Pa?- rick. Tom Peefen Joyce Pemberfon, Carol Pen- ning+on. Four+h Row: W. C, Perkins, Donna Sue Perry. Ghann Perry. Ben Peferg Nma Louise Peyfon, John Pflanzer, Thomas Theodore Pieper. Carrie Pinkefi. Caralyn Poole. Fiffh Row: Delores Pcr+er Fred Po++hnff. James PoweH, WII- Ham Powell, Alfreda ProHiH. Robert Pyles Paul Raines. Bonnie Ramsay, PhiHip Rankin. Sixfh Row: Thomas Redraw. Ralph Jacob Reese, Nancy Rem- berf, Ronald Rensinq Rife: Reynolds, Arfhur Rhodes. Marx'on Rhofenl Paul Riccobene BrigHte Rieger. 107 Sevenfh Row: RonaH Ries. Naomi Rifchie, George Roaf, WII- ma Roberfs, Berfha Roberfsonl Torn Robertson. Charles Rolfes Herschd Rose. Virginia Sue Rose. Juniom Janiou Firsf Row: Lois Ann Ross. Mary ROHL Barbara Row Charles Rumn, Sfephen Rusk, Jeanne Sammons. Jake Andrew Sandman, Roberf Sauerl WHma Jean Savage. Second Row: James Sawyer. Robert Scheible Dolores Scheidi. Wilbur Arnold Scheidf. Phillip Schmerr. Laray Schmidt Pauf Schmiiz. Roberf Schneider, Willa Jean Schnifker. Third Row: Raymond Schosfer, Paane Joyce Schubert Charles Richard Schuckmann, RubenL Frederick SchuH-en. Charfine Schuliz. Edward Schuman. Richard Schwarfz, Jean EHen Scofh Pafricia Ann ScoH. Fourih Row: Russell Scudder. John Sehr, Marie Severance. EaHene Sexfon. Rober+ Sharp, Roberi Sharp, AHen Shaven David Shea, Nancy Shelley. F'IHI'I Row: Lorraine Shields. Larry ShlpleH Sfanley Shropv shirm Floyd Lee Sibert Francis Simpson, Mildred Simpson. WiHie Ray Simpson, Ervin Slska, Werv ner Siska. SIXH'I Row: Barbara Sizer. BeH-y Smiih, Claudia Smifh, Mel- rose SmHh, Roberf Smifh. Robert Speak, Lloyd Allen Spears. Irene Spostood, Janice S+acey. Sevenfh Row: Pafricia Maxine Sfanfon. Gerald Sfarkey, James Arfhur Sfedam, Renard Sfeidd Sarah Sfenson, Gordon Sfone. Carl C. SfopHef. Eddy Nelsen Swearingen, Leona Swindell. -7 ....-W7, Firsf Row: John Symes, Eula Tafe Lyle Taymr, Roberf Tayi ior, Paul Tenhunfeld. Joann Timmons John Tincher. Lawson Tinker, Beffy Jean Tirev. Second Row: Cari Thomas. Charles Thomas, Gladys Jean Thomas. Mable Thomas Dolores Thompson, Jerry Thompson, Richard Tolen AHen Fred Trow'llo, Velma Troer. Third Row: WalferTucker, thel Turner, Jack Uehfein, Nancy UM Walter Van Gorder, George Van Lieu. William Vaughn. Ed Vogh Phyllis Wagner. ., Fourfh Row: Roberf Elmer WahL Anfhony Walker. DonaM Walsh, Franceg Louise Washam. John Washing- fon, WTlliam Wafkins, Raymond Vicfor Weariz, Donald Raymond Wehrmeyer, Rober'r WeifzelA Fifih Row: Harry WeHs James Wendel, Thomas Wendel, Ralph Edward West Wyce Westbrook, Larry Albert Wefenkamp, Charles Wheeler, Banks Whifaker. Mary Magdalene Whifaken Mary Wthy. Sixfh Row: Carol Whifa Charms VWIIr cn, Danld Lorenzo Williams, Hehen Williamsk MarIeHa Williams, Joyce Willis, Ches+er Lee Wilson. Kenncfh Wilsom Rose Winfers. Joe Wire. Sevenih Row: Darrell Willard Wiff. Dixie Wouh'ns. Kennefh Wrighf, CaH Wrisfon, Roberf VVyaH' Agnes Ca+herine Yearden, Roberf Fred Zadek, Marvin Zapf. James Zeinner', Ronald Zerges. Nu+ Pictured: Jack Bauerlel Lows Bell, Herbert Eerframi Samuel Bray, Donald Bridges. Joe Brodus. Lawrence Calhoun. Daniel Cowek Roberf Curtis, Helen Droif. Robert th- rianon, Robert Findlay. Robert Foglasong Peggy Hauser, Betty Hewif? JudHh Hurst Gary IrelancL Oliver Johns, Larry Juffadauro, Robert Kasselmann, Harold Manse, Ogletree McGhee, Lesfer Maize. Joseph Mitcherl. Pafr'xcfa Murphy Bobbie Payne, Ernsf Furdan, Anthony Reid, WHHS ShaW. Jackie Slockhoff. Rfchard Tabon Charles WeXch, Paul Witskem Ncei Wong. Juniom $0,211 omoreA First Raw: Danfel Abbott Raymond AbboH. Barbara Aber- crombiel Leona Abner. MarH'la Abney, Danny Adams Daw'd Adam; Paul Adams, Raberi- Adams, Second Row: Rosetta Adam; Ronald Albert Florence Alexan- der, Jerry Alexander, Leroy AHem Wifma AHen, Joyce Anderson, Diana Armsfrong. Ranaid Arm- sfrong. Third Row: Glen Asbury, Joel Afhon, Chrisfine Bach, John Backscheiden Pam BaHey, Jack'we Baldrick, DOA bres BaHard, Mariorie BaHarcl, Earl Barreff, FourH'I Row: Marlene Baffs. Raymond Bauen Nadine Baugh, Janef Baumer. Dale Beniamin. Mary Benson. John Bingham Rochelle Blackburn, Louis Nackmon. F'IHI'I Row: Thomas Blackmon, Jerry Block. Ronald Block, Bobbi Bobo. Rodger Bohsancurf. Fred Bolden. John Bonerf, Jack Bcrrcs Edna Bowens. S'Ixfh Row: Rufh Boyd. Arfhur Bradford, Pafricia Bradford. George Bradley, Wilma Bradshaw. Marfy Bram- mer, Rosalie Branch, Eugene Branscum, Roberf Brasey. Seven+h Row: MarHyn Brassie. Dave Braden Mary Brinegar. Her berf Brock, Eddie Brooks, Link Brown, Ray Brown, Rollin Ray Brown. Samuel Brown. FirstRow: Sherry Levon Browm BiH Brox+erman, James Broyles. Ronald Brunk, Jack Brunner, Jerry Bryant Phyllis Jean Brysonl Joyce BuHock Marlene Burck. Second Row: Ronald Burgess, James Burke, BeHy Burion, Vera BuHree, Edward Calm John Camp Douglas CampbelL Imoqene CampbeH. Kiifen Canfiew. Third Row: Vashfi Cannon, Ricky Carchedi John Carroll. Cardyn Carson Chris+ine Carfer, Lee Carfer, Dale Casseff. BeHy Cafching, James Chambers. Fourfh Row: SaHy Chambers. Caroie Chamness, Darlene Char nay Caroiyn Chapmam Donald Cha'rman, Louis Cheafham Phyllis Cheek Rim Cheek Ora Chefr fer. Fifth Raw: WHburn Cths, Theodore Ciaccio. Ronald Cint Jeanine Clark. Mldge dark. WiHiam Ciarka Carl Clayborn, Juanita Ciiffom Charles Clore. Sixih Row: Ola beurm Kennefh Cochran, Shirley Cmtwtey Arfhur CoXeman, Seymour Colemam Mary Col- Hen MyrHe CoHins, Wilma Collins, Ron deell, 1H Sevenfh Row: Jane CoWer, Minnie Combs, Elsie Conn, Jovifa Conn, Pat Comm Ray Conway. Tom Cook, WiL Ham Cook Ann Corns. $01M amoreJ $0,211 omored Firsf Row: Charles Corry. Charkes Couch, Eva Coxl Pricy Craft Dale Craig. Mariorie Craig. Judirh Cranr dell. Charles Cravens Charles E. Crawford. Second Row: Charles T. Crawford. PhyllTs Creech, Mary Cri- der, Chriane Culver, John Cummins Clarence Cunningham, Howard Cunningham. BaHye Dam Eek Tony Davenport Third Row: Wanda Davenport Dorofhy Davidson Don Dar vis. Donald Davis, Pefricia Davis, Ron Davis Viole+ Davis. Jacqueline Dee Virginia Deer. Fourth Row: Richard DeGrummond. Ronahi DeGrummond. John Deininqer Tom Deinlein, Lacey Debney. Ruth Demmons Rober+ Denike. Rufh Denike, Emily Dennis. 112 F?Hh Row: Joanne Dennis, Grace DeSaIvo, Larry Dick. Floyd Dicks, Arfhur Dielrfch Lucille DIHard. Carol Dinkins. Francis Disbenneii, Leroy Dixon Sixfh Row: Hahn Docfen Bernice Dodds, WiHia Donald, Frederick Donaldson. Eiizabefh Dooley, Ronald Dossenbach. Regina Douglas. Charles Dragon Ronmd Dress. Savenfh Row: Raberf Drifmeyer. Queen Dukes Bonifa Dun- away. Thomas Dunn. William Durbin, Mary Ann Duskin. Barbara Eafon. Joann Edeler. BeHe Ed- wards. Firs+ Row: Edward Feldhaus, Verna Peck Thomas Fay Bar- bara Faulkner. Charles Farringfon, Ronald Farv rell. Claude Ewing. Ray Eslinger, Maxine Enyard. Second Row: Denver England. Anna Engei. William Emmerf. John Emerson, Wiilis Embry, Edwin EJsasser, Joe Ann Ellioii, Virginia Elam. Bashler Hahee, Third Row: Thelma Eichhorm Shirley Edwards. Edward ECL wards, Frank Feldhaus Rosemary Feldmann. Cor- neHus Felfun, Mary FeHom WiHiam Ferguson. Edward Fingerhut Fourih Row: Sonia Fiorina. Richard Fischer. BEIIy Fisher. James Flowers, Richard Foerfscl'w Charles Fold, Shirley Foby. James Forbeck, Allex Ford. FiHh Row: Ralph Fox. Marilyn Fox, Thomas Frank, DoroH'Iy FranHim BeHy HHS. Mary Len Fronk, Dorafhy Fuller. Helen Fulfm Richard Gaines. Sixfh Row: Frank Gains, George Gafus. Daniel GaHigam Lawrence Gardner, Rober+ Gardner, James Gar- rIson. Harry Gaskill, MiHon Gaskins. Oscar Gafe- Wood 113 Sevenfh Row: Roberf Gauck, Buddy Gaga Shirley Gayhear'r William Gerhardt James Gian Chadeg Gilbert Roberf Gilday. Dennis GIHS, Mary Glisson. $0M: omoreA $0,211 om 01-24 Firsf Row: Sarah Glover. Alfred Gohen Delores Godbey. Jim Godbm Bill Goedde, Rahah Goodman, Ray Goodwin, Thomas Gashade, Don Gusney, Second Row: Joseph Goyeffe, Joyce Graham Pamcia Grant Phyllis Grant Gary Graihwohl, Harry Gray OHve Gray. Charles Green, WHHam Green. Third Row: Donald Greena Donna Greer, Billie GrifFis, Mary Grab, Teddy Grohs, Norbert Gruener Jim Haas: Richard Haehnle. Charles Hahy. Fourfh Row: Emory HaH, Sylvia Hall; Barbara Hallhauer CharEes Hallen Dorothy Halusek. Don Hammond, LoreHa Hankersom Johnny Hanselman, Sonia Hanselman. H4 Fifih Row: Eileen Hardmam Calvin Hargis. Sonia Harp, David Harperi Robert Harpen Burfis Harri; Hous'ron Harris. Mary Harris. Audrey Harrison. Sixth Row: Myra HarrVrson, Edward Hasserff, Matilda Hafh- away, Melvin Hawkins. Lois Hayden, Shirley Haynes. Willie Hea+h. Lois Haber, Don HeHiny Sevenfh Row: William Heii, Phitlip Hein, Lana HeHon. Evon Henderson. Marie Henderson, Marshall Hendren. CanarIne Hensley. Jack Herge+, Margare'r HetHng Firs? Row: Barbara Herrigan. Frank Hess. Rober+ Hesse, Andrew He+zser. Kenneth Heuser. Terry Hey, bruch. BeHy HiH, Charles Hi1! Danny Hill. Second Row: Edward HiH. Joann Hili, Yvonne HiHmd, Caro1e Hilla Walf Hillman. Joe Hilvert Pauline Hin- ton, WendeH Hobbs, Jim Hogan, Third Row: Jan Hogeback Janie Holaday. Sue Holland, Arvil HoHandsworfh, Pete Hood, Judy Harem. Clarence Horm Joe Horn, Sara Horton. Fourih Row: Shirley Howard, Virginia Hubbard Naomi Hud- son. Marvin Hugq James Humperf. James Hunt Thomas Hursf. Eldridge lnmam BeHy lnyar+, Fifth Row: Shirley Isaac. Juaniia Jackson, Roberf Jackson. Kaiherine Jacobs, Freda James, Carl Jarmon, Roy Jasper. Richard Jeffers, Georgeffa JeFFerr Son. Sixlh Row: Charies Jenkins, Herbert Jenkins, Barbara Jeri reels. Chrfsfine Johnson. Dewey Johnson. Julia Johnson, Wyman Johnson. Mariean Johnsfom 1'15 h '1 Charlene Jones. SevenH-I Row: James Jones. Josephine James. Juanifa Jones RobertL Jones. Ron Jonesl Emma Jordan, Jean Jordan. Sfanley Jordan. Richard Kaiz. Sepia omoreJ $ 0,211 om oreA First Row: Paf Kawasaki. Barbara Kayser. Delores KeHy, Fred- die KeHy, Paf Kelly, Ronald Kelly. Susan Kellyn William KeHy, Joseph Kemplin. Second Row: Carol Kennedy. LesTer Kern, Hayden Keys' Hat- 'rie Kidd Jeane++e Kidd. Pafricia Kidd. Bill Kin- dermani BeHy King. Jacqueline King. Third Row: Joan Kisner, Tom Kleim Rober+a Klenk, Carl Knauber, Myrna Knebeh Harold Knippenberg Carol Koch, Sheila Koesfer, David Kohake. Fourth Row: Card Kolde, Thomas Krekeler, John Krier. Ed- mond Kuderer, Carl KuI-In, Daniel Laborn. Fred Lampel Joyce Lan'rerl Laverne Lawrence. Fiffh Row: James Laxfon, Nurma Lay. Myron LeaveH, Jack Leber. Mary Lee. Don LehmkuhL Rose Lehmkuhl. Carol Ann Leisfner, Fred Lenser, Six+h Row: Joseph Lepple. Ru+h Lepple. Bill Ler Daro+hy Lewis, George Lewis Geraldine Lewis. Phyllis LiHle, Don Lockharf, Ernesiine Long. Saven+h Row: Beverly Lofh, Howard Love. James Lova, CIN- ion Lowry. Janice Lowry. James Ludwig. OdeH Lyons. John Mack. Cecil Madden. Firsi Row: Charlene Maham Jerry Makim Rufh Ann MalloH, Roberf Manchesfer, Oda Mercum, SonEia Man cum, Mary Marion, Gloria Mar+inl Roberf Mar- fin Second Row: Pafsy Mason. Sam Massengale. Errol Maffhews Dahz Maffhey, Jerry Maurer, Jessw'e May; Van- deda Mays, Rober+ McCath. Rondd McCarv Hwy. Third Row: David McCoy Nancy McCcy, Marilyn McCrock- Iin, Harvey McDanFek, Sylvia McDonald, Rich- ard McGinley, Pa? Meeraw. Syivesfer McGuire. John Mclnfosh, Fourfh Row: Pa+ McLean,Wi1Ham McManus. Mary McMullem Paf McQuaicL Tom McQueary Roger McQueem Pafrida Medky, Roberf Mefners, Calvin Merv rlHu Fif+l1Row: Delores Merrifh Charles Meyer, Edward Meyer, William Meyer. Thomas Meyerg Darfrel Michel. Card J. Middendorf, Pam Middendor'F, Bil! MiHer Sixih Row: Norma M?Nen James Miilhouse, Gail Minfon Barbara Mi+cheIL Jimmie Van MIfcheH. Patrick Morfrnq, Alice Mooney Brenda Maura, Ernesf Moore. 117 Sevenih Row: Herberf Moore. Jda Moore, Marice Moore. Richard Moreiom Doris Morgan, Lillian Mulder, Juani+a MuHins. Busfer Muncy, Thomas Murphy. $01M om area $oplc omw-eA Firsf Row: Joe Murray. Emil Nageleisen. Carl Nauman. Mariorie Neg. Roberf Nelson. Beverly Neudigafe. Ray Neugebauer, Jackie Newman, James Nich- ois. Second Row: Roseffa Nichois, Gerald Nichfing Richard Nuby, Dadene O'Banion, Irey Oduma Mary Osbmne WHHam Osie. James OH. RRChard Palm. Third Row: Avery Parken Anna Parroff, Barbara PaHerson. Jay Pavely. Harvey Payne. Audrey Peevler Anna Felix Helen Pemberfon. James Pencek Fourfh Row: Bewah Pendle+om EeHy Perdue. Edna Perkins, Lola Person, Remus Peferson. Julia Petrovi'rch, Evereff Pfenning, Donna Phelps. Donald Phillips. H8 Fiffh Row: Eugene PhiHips, Giadys Philpot James Pickel- heimer, Alberf Pierce. Joyce P';ppim Kennefh Pisfor. Pafsy Pollman. Roberf Ponder. Andrew Porier, Sixih Row: Roberf Porfer. Barbara Puffer. Lula POMS Glensos Praft Ramh Primeau. Jerry Pugh. Dickie Purdon, Lawrence Pyiee. Bert Quinlan, Sevenih Row: Paul Rake. John Raiser. JeanneHe Ramsey, Ro- berfa Randolph. WaHer Randonh, Edward Rapp, Andrew TV RaHIFR Joe Reder, Donald Reed. Firs+ Row: BiH Regensburger. Robert Reid, Jerry Rew'ginger Baily Rhorer, William Rhymer, David Rice. Jo- seph Ricel Lois Rice. Tom Richard. Second Row: Ted Richmond. Ruth Riddle. Clarence Riley. Jessie Roark, Clarence Robert; Jewd Roberta Joann Roberfs. Ken Roberiscm Bess'we Robinson Third Row: Doris Robinson. Imogene Robinson KeHy Robin- son, Edward Roden. John Roqer; Nancy Rogers. Paul Roqcrs, Vernon Rollins, Cornell Ross. Fourfh Row: Carl Rosser. Edwin Rosser. Hardd RoHe, Oamey Rousseau Norma Ruble Kenny RudeseH, Jose, phine Ruess Jean'me Runfz, Alice Ryan, Fiffh Row: Ernesf Ryan, Charies Simpson, John Sander, Burr wn Sanders, Emanum Sanzere. Bill Saran+os Lillie Sawyer. WaHer Scarborough. James SchleEF. Sixfh Row: Bob SchmH+, David Schneider, Shirlee Schneider Dondd Schoner Shirley Schuerch, Thomas SchuL fen. New Schulfen. Jo Ann Schumafe, Joyce 119 Schunk. Sevenfh Row: BTH SchuHe, Carl Schwarz. Arnold SCOH. Barry Scott, Naomi Scott Elizabefh Sears. EXmer SeHi ers, BeH'y Sexfom, Willie Shannon. Sepia omoru Soplu omored Firsf Row: Mark Sharp. thel Sham Guy Shelby. Carol Sthon, Pauline Shepherd. ChaHes Shields. Ed- ward Shields. Richard Shive1y Chesfer SHumperf, Second Row: Ciara Sidell. James Siekberf, Lawrence Siere- veldY Randy Simons. Richard Simpson, WFHiam Simpson. Kyle Sims, Mavin Sims, William Single- fan. Third Row: ChaHes Sizemore. George Sladeck. Jack Smart Ellaiouise Smifh, James Smifh. Jean SmiH'I. Jerome Smifh, Loficious Smifh, Mary Smin. Fourfh Row: Mary 0. SmH-Iw, NaH-nan Smith, William SmiH-n. Alberf Snapp, BeHy Snead. Carl Snead, Ina Sneed. Wayman SnelL 6re+a Solomon. 120 FiH'h Row; Shelbfe Sparks, John Spinney. Ken Sponaugle, Rodger Spradlin. Edward Spriggsl Roberf Spriggs. Jean S+anley. Harry Shark. Martha Siein- mefz, Shdh Row: BeHy Sfephens. Dorothy Shaphens Milion Sfew- art Paf S+ewar+. William S+ig1er, Larry Sfockdale. Raymond Starch, Jane Suffmiller. Clara SuH-om Sevan-I Row: Helen Talbot Russell Tarvin, Bud Taylor. Thomas Tegenkamp, Curfis Terry James Terry, Gwen- dolyn Terzin. Hachd Thomas, Leon Thoma; Firsi' Row: Leslie Thompson, Roberf Thompson, Phyllis Threm. Grace Tinsley, Joyce They. Geraldine Todd Roberf Toff. Jerry Tonay, Thomas Trapp. Second Row: MiHon Tuchfarber. Donald Turner. Edifh Turner, Edith Tyler, William 'I'yusl Beverly Uhl. Rufh Ulrich. Mike Uhn'g, Ivery Upshaw. Third Row: Robert Urbanski. Robert Vance, Rufh Vaughn, Charles Vehlein. Ronnie Veid, Joe Ven+re, P51- Vlaikov, Robert Vollat Vfrginia Wachsman, Fourih Row: Anna Weddell, Mary Wade, Bucky Wagner. Dan Wagner. Jerry Wagner. Janef Wa'xnrighf. David Wakefield, Dick Waldo. Alonzo Walker. F?Hh Row: Barbara Walker. Edward Walken Robert Walsh. Herman Walsirom, Marvin WaHerl John WaHon. Raymond Walton. Jack Warndorf. AiFred Wan Fen- Sixth Row: Dorothy War+h, WaHer Washingfom Bob Wat kins, Allene Watson. Helen Watson, Tommie Watson, Nancy Weber. Joann Weigel. Gerald Weimer. 121 Sepia om oreA $01M omored Firsf Row: Yvonne Weingarfner, Cari Weiss, Lawrence Weiss, Carolyn Wesley. Richard West RKCR Wesfendorf, Roberf We+enkamp Walfer Weverl Tern Wheat Sacond Row: James Wheebr. Cardyn White, Irene White MHdred Whife, Hekn Whifney, Leland Wilcox, Pam W'rllef. Arnold WilIIams. Barbara Williams. Third Row: Frances Williams, George WiHIams, James Wil- Hams, Jerome Williams, Jessie Williamson. Flora WiHis Marqare+ Willis, Tommie Wile Amber Wilson. I22 Fourih Row: Arno Wilson, Carl WHsonI Vearline Wilson, Jack Winga're, Carl Winner Ronald Winsfonl William WiHe, Jane Wifhers, Phyllis Wifhmwl Dorofhy Wogensfahl. Fif+11 Row: Verneffa Wolfe. Jim Wood Mary Wood, Jack WoodruH, Dcndd Woods, WHma Woodward. Alice Woolum, Kenneih Writhr Pearl Wrighi, Dougbs Wynn Sixih Row: Melvin YeH. Charles Yocom. John York. Judy York. Delois Young. LoreHa Young. Thomas Zaeske, William Zeilman' Robert ZeRnner, Jean Zureick Nicholas Aday Lucille Alcorn Rober+ Andrews Ralph Apphafon Dolores Austin Kafrina Baldwin Earl Barker. Jr, MariWn BonneH Pafricia Bowman James Breiling Charles Brovm John Brown Ronald Brown George Brunk Roberf Burgin Kennefh CaddeH Rose CioHi James Clements OMHe Colyer Sank! Davis Roy John Dipuccio Richard Ennb Russell Fleckensfein Joseph Foqle Charles Foid Donald Frank Ronald Frank Robert Frasier Joyce Gale Edward AHen Geis Janei' Gibson Robert GIIdry Phillip Gillian William Goins Shirley Goldfuss Alfred Goleer Moses Gregory David Grimes SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Roger Hammun Richard Hanson James Heafwore David Henneqan Troy Hensley DonaH Hill Billy Huckaby Mary Hurfe Carol lnabniH Kathleen Jackson Charles James Shirley Johns Ronald Johnson Ari-hur Jones Fay Jones Lawrence Jones Ru+h Jones Mildred Jordan Willie Jordan GarneHe Kanef Kennefh Kedon Ronald Kennedy James King Marvin Ladrigan Charles Larofess Ernesf Larry James Lykins Lila Lwes Jessie Maupin Johney Mays Dora McBurrows Ddores McCoy Mark McCoy Madha McKenzie Pafrfcia Meadows Wanda Meyer Carl Meyers Carl S. Meyers Barbara Middiefon Wanda Myers Helen Newcomb Donna Raye Obermeyer Jean Ann Ofis Juanifa PaHerson Allen Perkins RegInald Pinksfon Arfl'mr Piffman Edward Plank Harold WaH Charles Por+11 Kenneih Rice Shirley Jean Riqdon Dave Rlsdon Ronmd Lee Roark Larry Ross James Rucker Herence Mae Scurry Glen Thomas Sen+eney Blair Woodward Shinn Dessle Beafrice Smith James Kennefh Smi+h Rahsh Eugene Smi+h Wilma Jean Spradlin HeJen Mae Sfockhoff Pam John S+uerenberg Danny Fosfer SufFridge Anna Ruth Sutherlin Pefer Vismara Charles Wahler Larry WeHs Richard WestendoH James WhHe Willie WhifHe Jack Wilkens Fair Wilson Melvin Yeh Richard Zeiiman ?reAIcmen Firsf Row: Sarah Abernan, George David Addisnn. Anna Adkins, Wanda AMerson, Judy Alford, CeciHIa Alien, Marilyn thoefer. Mien Ammann. Jack Anderson. Second Row: Lola Anderson, Mary E. Andrews Domonicl: An- cjaeline Jerry Annis, James Armsfronq. Kenneth Armsfronq, WEHa Arnold. Richard Arring+on. Jayne Asbury. Third Row: Mae Ayers James Bachmam Carol Baehr. Tad BaHey Billy Baldock, Hollman Ballard, Richard BaMey, Michad Barqer. MarFIyn Sarkeloo. Fourfh Row: Elvin Barker, James Barnes, Ronald Barton. Don, ald Basharm Ruberf Bass. Nancy Bayless. S+anley James Beebr. James Beerman. Ken Beiiman. 124 FHHI Raw: Rosalhe Bender, Dennis Beniamin, Dorofhy Benu neH'. DaEsy Benfom Card Barkemeiar, Ralph Barren; Jimmy Bingham. Alberi BHzenhder. B'xll BHzer. SixH-n Row: Jack Black. Thomas Blackmom Anna Mae Bled soc: Anfhony Hey, Charles Boebingen Mary K5+Heen Boiar, Priscilla Bonn, Ledonia Bonnen Joe Boshears. Seven+h Row: Edward Boise. George Brabender. Ken Brabenv den Charles Bracken. Robert Bradford. Tom Brad ford, Carol BraHord. Lois Branch Bonm'e Brand- enburq. Firsf ROW: Richard BreiHelder. Herman Brewer, LawrenCe Bridges, Margie Brinker, Kennefh Brisbin, Ron- ald Brisblm George Brock, Wiiliam Brock, Her- man Brockman. Second Row: Henry Brooksbank, Thomas Lee Broughfom Charles Brown. Edna Brown, Janice Brown, Janice Ann Brown, John Brown. Rosie Lee Browm Wal- +er Brown Third Row: Oliver Brownle. Pa+ Broyles, Alma Bryant David Buck, Judifh Buckner, Dick Burdeffe Margaret Burke, Ralph Burke James Burns. Fourfh Row: Janef Burns, Jackie Bur+on. Jerry Byrd. John Patrick Caiahan. Mike Cabhanl Richard CaHa- ham Phil Calm. James Calvert Nafhaniel Camp- beH. FiHh Row: Glenda Carpenf-er JeaneHe Cam Eva Carien Yvonne Chambers Pat Chandler, WiHEam Che- nauif, ChaHes Childers, Joan Cthress Tom Cths. Sixih Row: Richard Chiies, Jo Ann Chumbley, Marifa be. Doris Clayborn. Gerald Cleary, Joan Clevenger. Mary Jo Clufhe. Maud Cobb. Ka+hleen Coch- ran. 125 Sevenfh Row: Mary Jo Cochran, Roberf Coers. Brenda Cole, Shirley Cole, Paul Coleman, Lawrence Collier Norb CcNins David Co!well, Glor'xa Combs. ?redhmen ?reAItmen Firs? Row: Jessie Comb; Elizabefh Conn. Jean Condia. Kathleen Cook, Thomas Coon. Kennefh Cooper, Norma Cordell, James Comes. Roger Cornes. Second Row: James Cosfon. Ronnie Covert, Grace Cox, Bon- nie Coyne, Lynda Craig, Nancy Carol Crahg, Abraham CurHs Crayon. Marfha Criden Roberf Cronin. Third Row: RusseH Crowe, Nancy Crowfhers, Dennis Curr ningham, Roberfa Curfis, Raymond Daniels, Wilv liam Daniek, Adeline Dev'rs, DonaH Davis Gaif Davis. Fourih Row: Roger Deardog Kennefh Dearwesfer1 Veronica Dee Janef Dehner, John Vernon Denike. Hoyd DennE; Ken Dezarn, Joe Disenfo, Paul Disben- neih 126 Fiffh Row: Marie Dixon. Meha Docfer. Edward Dolan.Jc-,'ce Doll, AHon Dooley, Thomas Doran. Ray Dossenv back Earl Dowers, Jerry Dowling. Six+h Row: Louis Dragod. Judifh Drake. Roberf Duenne. Vir- ginia Duncan, Lee Allan Dunholfer. James Duni- gem, Clarence Dunn, Mary Dunnl James John Duwel. SevenH'I Row: Harold Dykes. Virgil Ec+on, Cuba Eddins, Lois Eddins, Tony Ehrman, Ray Ehrnschwender, Jerry EHIDL Helen EWOH, Donald Ellis. Firsf Row: RonaH Ellis. Ralph Emmerf, Jerry Engleman. Marian Ennis. Merle Epperson. Jim Ermer, Pa- iricw'a Er+eL Thomas Michael Esl'mg, Fred Espy. Secnnd Row: Be'Hy Bheringfcn, Larry Leroy Evans, Roberf Louis Evers, Dennis Eversole, Cdela Ewing, PhyL lls Ex+erkamp. Dorofhy Fader, Kennefh Farley Tom Farrell. Third Row: John Feick, Fredric Feldhaus. Thomas Leroy Feldr kamp, JOYCE FeHs. GeorgeHa Ferguson, Larry George Fernedinq. WilHam Finley, Pafricia Fish, ChaHes Fitzgeraid, Four+h Row: Jewel Fifzwa+er, Judy Fogb Rosemary Faley. Jx'm F-Qofe Florence Forbes. Larry FordI Earl Fosfer, Fred Fox Diana Frank. Fi'Hh Row: Paf Franklin, Joan Frazier. Card Frederick Jack Freeman, Johnnie Freeman. KenneHw Fricke, Thomas Fr3mming, Robert Frisby, Ginny Frifsch. Six+h Row: Regina Frffz, Grace Frye. Ruby Fulfon. Herberf Gabriek Mary Gailey. Rosella Gaines. Giles GabraiH-n. Danny Gardnen Raymond Gardner. 127 Sevenfh Row: Allan Gashinsl WiHiam Gafewood, Wilfred Gauck Lois Geeks. David Gehrlein, David Arlen Gerard. WHma Gerhardt, Thomas Berke, Cefa Gibbs. ?reAIcmen ?reAlnmen Firs+ Row: John Gibson Richard Ginzinger. OHIe Gibsom Kennefh Gene Qover. PhyHis Golay Lva Goley. Margare+ GoodalJ Mae Gordon. Lamarr Go- shade. Second Raw: Bonnie Grace, WiHiam Grant Ken Grebe, Man garef Green. Marvin Green, George Greer, Lucy Greer. Rebecca Greer. Roberf Gregg. Third Row: Alva Gregory. CharloHe Grevfous. BiHy Grigsby, Edward Gross, Bobbie Jean Grubbs. Doug Gun ley. Judy Gussetf. Marguerite GuHrung, Kenneth Guy. Fourih Row: Dorothy Haddix, Charles HaH, Bennef Halel Larry Lee HaFe, Ronald Halll Wanda HaHl Rus- sell Hamblin, Gwendolyn Hamiliom William Hamilton. 128 Fifth Row: John Hancock. Paf Hancock, Clara Harding Kenneth Harman, Sylvia Harris, William Hart Gerald Hafhaway, Wayne Clifford HaH-er Je- rome Hayes. Sixfh Row: Barbara Haynes WiJliam Earl Hayr; Joyce Helr fom William Heminq. JackFe Hendrickson. Sfan- Iey Henn, Beverly Henschen, Carol Henschen, Fred Hensley. Sevenfh Row: Jack Hensley, Ruby Hensley, Benson HermeS Richard Herndon. Melva Hess. James Hicks James Frankl'rn Hicks, Juanifa Hicks, Mary High- lander. Firs? Raw: Janice Hilbert. Joan Hildebrand, Beffy Hili, EweH HiH, Ida HIIL Lois HiH. Ronald HiIL Cafh- erine Hillman, Jake HilpokJrew'mer. Second Row: Barbara Hodge Edna Hodgm Mariha Hodge- man. Beffy HoH. Richard Hoelle, Chariohe Holcomb Jane+ HOHTdaw Jae HoH'wdey, Pa? Hollinqsworfh. Third Row: LoreHa Holt William HcH- Lyn Holfhaus Charles Homer, Wayne Homer Rnnald Honicanl Richard Hoog. Joyce Hookerl William Hopper. Fourfh Row: Jack Horfon. Carolyn Houser. ChaHes Hawland William Huckaby, Beverly HUH. William Hulgin. Donald Hulsman, Richard Hunfer, Alan Isaacs. FiHh Row: Elaine lsome, Arnold Jackson, Ethel Jackson, Darlene Jansen Horace Jenkins. Alberta John- son. Carl Johnsom William Johnson. Paul John- sion, Sixfh Row: Gerry Jones, James Jones, Ronald Jones. PhHip Kailschmidf, Thomas Kanei. George KauHmam Lonny KaHor, WiHiam Herman Kaylm Charms Keifh, 129 Sevenfh Row: Mary Keliey, Rose KeHy, Robert KiHmeyer, George Kihnke, Jerry Edward Kihnke, Danny King, Jerry Kinzback, Ann Kffchen. Bobbie Kbin. ?reAlumen ?redlnmen Firsf Row: Norma Knight Edward Knue Joyce Koch. Man- $red Koch: Joe Koepke, Russell Randolph Konnar gan. Carole Konrad. Mary Kor+e, Lesfer Kraev men Second Row: WaHer KraPr Verna Kramer. Roger Fredrick Kreke, Jerry Kremen Jush'ne Krueger, Marceline Kruse, Nick KuHas, Helen Lackey, James Guy Lampkin. Third Row: Shirlee Lemdl Pei Lane. Ralph Lane. Pau? Lang. Eleanor Lavafori, Janef Lee Thomas Leeds. Jo Ann Leigh, Rifa Leigh. Fourfh Row: Roberf Thomas Lepper+, Michan Leach. Charles Lewis Clarence Lewis, JuHa Lewis, BeHy Linferf Sue Link Mary Livingsfom Ken Lee Loebker. 130 Fiffh Row: Larry Lohrer Betty Long. CozeHa Sue Long, Charm; William LongbowWom, Marilyn Louder- back John Lovift Mary Ann Lowder. Nancy Lowry, Roberf Lumpkin. Sirlh Row: Lorraine Lundy, Barbara LuHs. Sfeve Lynch Ven- effa Lynch, Judy Lynn, Teddy Maddix, Ronald Mahan, WaHer Lesfer Malady. Earl Mann. Sevenfh Row: Myrna Manning. George Mannix. Don Mar- quardf. Joseph Marsala, Georgia Mar+in, June Martin. Roberf Martin, Wayne Marfin. Harry Masminsfer. Firs9 Row: Leroy Masan, Paul Mason. Thomas MaH1eS.Jacr queline Mafhews. Reqina MaHhews, JeanneHe May, Mildred McBride. Cecilia McCoy, Joy Mc- Cullouqh. Second Row: Edna McEwen, Paf McG'mley; Joyce McGuire, rMberf Mclniosh. Joanne MCKinneyl Renew Mcr Kinnis. Ronald McMullen. LEnda McPefers, DeHa Meder. Third Row: Donald Meiners, WiH'xam Meliebrinck, Joe Men- 'rup, Tommy Merritt Janef Merl. Chades Messv more. Clarence Mefzher. Lois Michaefis. Ronald Michaelson. Four+h Row: Mary Ann MiddendoH, Geraldine MiHer. Joe MIller, RIchard Miller, John MIHhouse, RoseHa Milts. BiH Mirade. Dassle MifcheH. Barbara Moore. FiHh Row: BonnRe Moore. Gloria Moorman. James Morris. CorneHus Morbley Carol Morganl Janef Mor- qan, John Morqan. Donald Morra, MarHyn Moss. Six+h Row: Charles Monfag. George Mowl, George MueHeri Mary Lou Muncy BiH Murray. Richard Murray, Rufhie Myhand, Joyce NageL Elmer Nasfold. 131 Sevenfh Row: Mona Neew, Beify Newcomb. Marlene Newkhk. Richard Newman. Charloffe Noel, Mary Norris, 651a Ochs. Kafhy OConneH. Thomas OHara. ?redlnmen ?redltmen First Row: Frank Oser. Richard Os'renkamp Archa M. Owensl Johnny Owens, DonaH Pabst Fredrick Paimerl Joseph Pah-nisano, Frieda F'appashahes Hekn Pan's. Second Row: Julia Parks Raymond Parnell, Cafherme Pam Gerald ParIoH, Barbara Pafmon, Ralph Pairick, Wal+er PaHerson. James Bruce Paxfon. Waifer Peak. Third Row: Darha Dee Peeno. JudiH'w Pelfon, ElvereH Pearl PenHzF, Robert Fennianon, Pafn'cia Perry, Siella Pehay, Shirley Pfenning, HurdEe PhiHipsl Ernie PieranL Fourfh Row: Barbara Pierce. David Pierreu Elisabefh F?Her. CarrEe Poinfer. Clara Poinfer. Jane+ Powell. Faf Poynfer. Charles Prafher' Fred Prafher. 132 Fiffh Row: James Pr'rddy, Walfer PridemOre. Albert Puckeiur Robina PurseU. Robert Pyle, Don- ald Quinn. Chariene Ramey, Barbara Ramsay, WiHiam Ramsey. Sixih Row: Anna Randolph, Ray Ransom. Barbara Rapk'mg. Shiriey Rapking Roberi- Raymond. Wilda Reeves, Helga Rangers, Dougbs Rich Elaine Richardson. Seventh Row: Frances Richardson, Hehan Richardson. Sheila K. Richardson. Chesfer Ricks. Loreffa Ricks, Jerry Rieman, Robed Riley. Shlrley Riley. Doroihy Robbins. First Row: Fred Roberh. Opal Roberfs, Anna Robinson Harold Rogg, Aloysius Rolfes, Hejen Rolfes, BeHy Roll, Dorofhy Roof, Connie Rossman. Second Row: Harley Rough, Howard Rubinl Phyllis Ruefen Charloife RuHin. Jerry Runnels. Barbara Ru+u ledgm Tom Salzl. Eileen Same. Don Scalf. Third Row: Paf Scarpinski Jeanine Scharrer Hmence Scheuermann. Thomas Schindler Ann Schirmar. Irvin Schmidt James Scholz, Marfin Schrand, JoannEe SchquV Fourfh Row: Joyce Schulz. Sue SchuHe, Jerry Scoff, OIHe SCOH', Myron Sharp. Thomas Sharp, PearHe Mae Shearen James SheHenburgan Sylvia Shepard. Fiffh Row: Geraldine Shw'elds Beffy Shirley, Charlies Siderf, Harold Siereveld. Jerry Simmonsl VYrginIa Sim- mons. Charles Simpson, Geneva Simpson, WH- burn Simpson. Sixfh Row: Shirley Sims. Mary Sing. Herbert Siska. Cecelia Skinner, Melvin Skinnen Donald Sloan Jerry Smart D'mkie Smifh, Gary Smifh. 133 Seventh Row: James Smifh. James Smifh, Lufher Smifh, Roy Smifh Syhxia Smi'rh. Velma Smi+h, William SmiHm Carol Snow Shirley Snyden ?reMmen ?redlumen Firs! Row: Deloris Souder. DaHene Spears Joyce Spense. Edward SpiegeL Jane? Spriggs Sylvia Stanford, Charles S+anley Pam S+arre+fl Ron ShaHon. Second Row: Ken S+eHes. James Sfeim Paw Sfeman. David Sfephenson, MarceHa Sfepp, Joyce Sfevens. beia Sfewarfl Rosemary SfillwelL John Sfifh. Third Row: Grace Sfone, Jo Ann Sfone. Hnora S+ra+iom Helen Sfupprich. Barbara SLIHiv-an. Barbara SUN?- van, Dan Sullivan, Carol SwiH, John Tabor. Fourih Row: Juanifa Tabor, Gerirude Tanner. Joe Tarr. Ben m'ce Tam, CaroH Taylor, James Taybr. Judy Taylon Salena Taylor, Yvonne Taylor. 134 F'IHh Row: Charles Terzin. James Thompson Jean Thompaon, WiIlFam TiHeH, David Tolle, Donaki ToHe. AnHa Toran, Mary Townen Frank Townsend. SixH'I Row: Gilbert Tracy Barbara TroHer. Johnnie Troffer. Carol TroviHo. Barbara Turner. Wanda Turner. Jean Tussey, Jam'ce Unihank Mary UM. Sevenfh Row: EHa Upfon, Benny Vahey, John Vahey, Gloria Vance Helen Van Hoosier. Par Vannef er. Robm er? Veashsy Jack Vagt Richard Vollhardf, Firsikow: Joe Vonderake. Joyce Vornberg. BIIHe Jean Wachsmam WiHiam Wachfer. Janice Wailace. Tom Wallace, Dennis Walsh. Joseph Walfers, Carol Wamser. Second Row: Barbara WarcL Anna Washingfon. George Wa'ri son. Dave Webben Lore++a Weber, Ronald We- dig. Joseph Wegenen Rkhard Weide CoHeHa Weingard. Third Row: Donnie Weis, Mike Weisgerber. Nick Wesfer- meyer, James Wheeldon. Kneeland Wheeler S+anley Whife, JacqueHne WhHehead. Joel Whiffleld, David Wieseman. Fourfh Row: Danny WHburm Ronald Wiles, John Anthony WHhelm Michael Wifkens. Earl Werrson. AI- ber+ WHIiams Bobbie WiHiams, Myrfis Williams. Teeny WHliams, FiHh Row: Tom Wiiliams. Doiores Wilson, Ronald Wimrnell Judy Winfers, Wanda WEniers, Patricia ermeL Ronald Wissman, James Wiffen. Sixih Row: RusseH Wolf. William WoodalL Mary Woofen, Melvin Wright Rober+ Wubeler, Charles Yor Cum, Sylvia Yards, Charles Young. 135 Sevenfh Row: E?o-rge Young, Wanda Young, George Zadeck. Wlilldm Anfhony Zapf, John Zeller, Paul Zerges, Peggie Ziebold, Richard Ziegler ?redlcmen Rdeigh Abner Eugene Abf Homer Addison William Adelhardf Pafricia Armacosf Jerry Auble Roberf Ballard Louis Barth Ronald Blankenship Naomi Bledsoe RonaId Block Roberi Bockhorsi Neal Borgemenke Delores Brown BeHy Broughton George Buck George Burdsall George Canada David Carr Elizabmh Cassady Dan Cen+ers Frances Clay Dolores Cieary Joyce Cleary Verna Clem Roy Cochran Wanda Coffey Patricia Collins Emma Combs Haro1d Cunningham James Cunningham David Curley James Danlels Beniamin Davidson Jack Davis Pafsy Davis Floyd Dennis Cafherine DeNoma Edward Dillinger Kaihleen Donohoe Reynolds Dukes Bernard Duncan Lauise Dunn Eugene Fife Floyd Fiizpahick Glenn Fi'rzpafrick FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Juanifa Flynn James Foley Jesse Frank William Frazier Beveriy Giar Clifford Gilpin .Jane1L Godberry Michad Gormiller James Green Audrey GulleH' Bell Hamilion Mary Lou Hammock Mary Harris Bud HaHWeId Timmy Heaiwoif Donald Heinlein James Helfon Raymdnd Henry Meml Henson I Anna Hopkins Jo Ann Houlihan David Hudson Alma Hughes Sfeven Hughes Anna HunHey Arthur Isaacs W'xlma lsbell Howard Jackson Vonnie James Raymond Jordan Richard Kahny Arf'hur KeHy Lois King Ronald Kohlman Frank Kresser Frank Lawson. Julia Lewis Rosemary Link Charles Long Clifford Long Roberf Maddcx Jaann Marfin Sfanley Marf'm Lynne++e Mason John Maxwell Bonnie McComas Nancy McKenney 136 Louise Meece Shirley Meyer WaHer Michaelis Dorofhy Monfgomery Anna Owens Geraldine Parks Carol Paseley Fern PaHerson Kennefh Peeper George Powell Phyllis Price Shirley Reese Henry Roberfs Carl Roddy Roberf Rodocker Euqene Ronan Donald Rook Maffhew Rucker Edward Schaefer Thomas Schmalz Jack Schmid+ William Schwarber Anna Sewell James Shaw Joseph Shimkowiak Roberf Shuberf Ralph Smifh Jean Spurbck Uval Stacey Jane'r Sunders Robert Taylor Larry Traverse Roberf Tyre Hefen Underwood Janet Vadder Bob Webb Eugene Weddingfon William Weimer Eva Weldon Harlene Wells William Weshey Paul Wesferbeck Irvin Wiles Wimam Williams Charles Young Sande Young The i . 1 WE FILL OUR DAIE BOOKS WE FEED OUR CHAMPIONS SUPERINTENDENT SPEAKS ON IMPORTA UFFOONS AKE UKE B W W m 766.: MEMBERS M V + , 8W n? 55?; ANhTH 1 F RAND PIAYR ON TO VIrTORY NEAT CHICKS DANCE FOR w ...LW...W mwumwwmww CORN ES POPPED IN MID AIR mmgd JACK BXIRD, HANDSTAND ON PARALLEL BARS BROUGHT CENTRAL ITS FIRST CHAMPIONSHIP Cm CHAMPWNS 119 LARRY KELLER, INJURED ARM KEPT HIM OUT ; WALTER TUCKER. HAMMER LOCK ON RINGS FACULTY CHARGED WHH THEFT JACOBSEN AGONIZED AT YEAGER SNATCH KUEHN WAS WWS Again e PRENGAME ANTFCS CAUSE SENIOR WEAKEN1N6 LAUGHTER SAVE THE BOOKS. CHRIS. GLORSA REHEARSES AT WKRC-TV PLANNING TtCKET SALES CAMPAiGN $5235.31 $339; CH3CK5 REHEARSE MARCH NUMBER TWIRP DAY IS BOON T0 BOYS WALKING OUR GUEST? ENJOYED BY MATILDA Agmmd Ac mice VISIT TO ART MUSEUM ?IMiE OUT FOR SWEETMEATS HSWtMMiNGH PARTJCIPATION IN THEATRICALS WRECKING SNOWGHELST' WRECKING SNOWMAN PLAYING VOLLEYBALL WELDING REAL PRODUCHON JOB Emma OPERATING ADDRESSOGRAPH f f m 1 i I 2155; .u. w JOYCE LEAVERTON wws SHILLITO'S SEWING BOARD STYLE ! 1 ; : .5 MAKING COOKIES vrlnvnti Jc WINDING COILS CHM VOICE WRITING ON ELECTRIC TYPEWRITERS DESIGNING VARFETIES COSTUMES ADJUSTING TAPPETS X WINDING FOOTBALL BOARD OF STRATEGY POSES FOR CAMERAMAN g PENDULUM '55 IS BORN E ? MRS. MARTIN WELCOMES ASSEMBLY SPEAKEF MR. BRUNSMAN DIRECTS IN VARSETIES ms N O C D N . A m5 0 R P E H T G N H A L P M E T N O .C YOUTH AT WORK SUMMERTIME' ' SARAH BROWN IN HFEEDING THE WNNER VV'OMAN YOUTH ON A MBSION B.El STUDENTS OPERATE SCHOOL STORE nun nu. I nu 1 H ' STROLUNG THROUGH THE PARK REHEARSAL ' CHORUS REHEARSES FOR VARIETIES ' ART BEGINS AT AN EARLY AGE HORTON CATCHES UP IN HISTORY ADJUSTING THE KNEE CHIEF -' WE KEEP OUR CARS BEAUTIFUL SNOW ES DANCING PAT BRADFORD, IST ?RIZE RUSSELL TESTING ELECTfiICAL PRINCIPLES WINNER BUILDING ELECTRICAL GADGETS MR. NAVARO INSPECTS WDETSTRE mg 0 MS 3S FIRST ASSEMBLY 55 SPRING HAS COME 4 STUDENTS FRJEND CENTRAL IS HOST FOR C.T,A. MEETINGS FRONTVEND SERVICING ELECTRICAL SHOP ACTIViTY S T N E D U T S D N A N A M hv E R F C9. R M PENNIES FROM HEAVEN' GYM TEAM COMPETES AT U.C. MR. WALDEN S. FABRY SELECTS OUR PENDULUM BEAUTIES This year, once again Mr. Walden S. Fabry of +he Walden S. Fabry Sfudios in Nashville, Tennessee selecfed Jrhe PENDULUM i Queen. Mr. Fabry and his Chimc assisfant Mrs. Fabry, carefully 1 sfudied +he picfures submiHed. and +hey selecfed Miss Wanda Parro++ as +he E955 PENDULUM Queen. The four beauHes chosen by Mr. Fabry were: Mary Boiar. Louise Bugge, KiHen Canfield and Alfreda ProFFH'Jr. Mr. Fabry is one of +he na+ion'5 ou+s+anding porfraiJr phofograph- Wm ers and a nofed beaufy expert QUEEN PARROTT IPENDULUM WANDA MARY BOJAR ldd iM LOUISE BUGGE KITTEN CANFIELD ldd iaa ALFREDA PROFFETT g , - ma.gn l - f - 5 155 J 0116!. lGlUCtPf 1'54 CLI'Of afar: ?- 8g 555 ?Ma ry .Syapp mice afar: K CARL J. SCHMIDT Afhlefir': nirarfor and SOaAium Manager Coache: Yeager and Chiodi plan shafegy Goedde skiris right end for a shorf gain as Jacobsen complefes Hocking assignmenf In our A+hlefic DeparerenJr. under +he direcfion ofC, J. 'Du+ch ' Schmidt chairman of fhe deparfment you will find as wide a range mt know-how and falenJr as Is likefy f0 be found on H1e high school board of afhlefic sfrafegy. Mr. Schmidt in addifion fo his ad- minisfrafive dufles is sfadium manager. He also conduds Classes in heaHh and physical education. Mr. Fred J. Yeager is varsi+y foofball coach and conducfs +he desfinies 0? our iunior high baske+ball +eam. Freddie is a graduafe of fhe UniversHy of Cincinna+i where he was a backfield ace. In addlfions Mr, Yeager conducfs classes in healfh and physical educafion. Mr. James Clark. baskeeraH sfar for HHle MarieHa College, menfors +he whoop spor+ for +he Knights, Jim is also reserve ?oofbaH coach and conduds dasses irw healfh and physical educafion. Blankenship ofl' l'acltle a l'en-yard gain Mr. irvin Kuel'm is +he masi'er-mind of our ciridermen. Mr. Kuel'ini agraduaie of Easiern Slale College and all-round aflilele wlien al llial insiilufion, also coaches iunior high 'Fool'i ball and conducis classes in physical educalion and sciences Mr. Anll'iony Chiodi, former Universify oi Cincinnali looiball amd baseball slar. is H19 baseball menfor. Tonyls second assignmeni is assislanl varsily loo+ball coach. He also con- ducls Classes in healili and physical educalion. F 0 0 T B A I' l' Mrs Roberl Sarslield. graduafe ol Universiiy oi Cincinnaii. is coach oi flie gym learn. Bob also organizes inframural compeiilion in Hie various sporlsi He conducfs classes in physical education and healih. Mr, Roy Lagalyi anofher Universiiy of Cincinna+i graduale and champion swimmer. is coach of Hie KniglnL mermen, He is also coach of Hwe Junior high school hack squad. His +eaching assignmen+ is heallh, and physical educalion. Mr. William Meridilh. Indiana Universify grad and former lleeHooi, is in charge of our barriers and is reserve baskelball coach. His leaching assignmeni is in flie social studies area. DON ARMOR HERMAN BLANKENSHIP ART BRADFORD JOHN BROWN JACK BRUNNER Goedde sfopped aHer picking up fwo Mr, Roy Sommerlacl Is varsify bowling coach and faculfy sponsor 0 bowling adivifies 6+ Ceeral. HIS feaching assign memL Is eledricw shop. He is a gradua+e of Moniana S+a+e College. Mr. Herberf Simplu'ns gradua+e of He University of Cin- cinna+i is coach of CenJrral's rIHemen. Dead-eye Simkams FaoHaaII Queand one from each public high is an ms'rrucfcw of aviafion engines. Mr. Frank Mayer. anofher Universify o? Cincinnafi grad- uafe. Is our factu manager of aH'wleHcs. DICK ELKINS PHIL EVANS HARRY FREDRICK TOM GAITHER BILL GOEDDE 172 schocn selec'r opponen+s 'For Pigskin Preview JOHN HEINRICH CHRIS JACOBSEN Cen+ral . Central Cen+ral Cenfral Cenfral Cenfral . Ceniral Cenfral . Central . TOM KENDALL SEASON'S RECORD . , 0: Roger Bacon . . . . . .32 7; PurceH . . . . . . . . .39 0: Old Woodward . . . . I4 7; Wesfern HHIS . , , . A . I3 61 5+. Xavier . . . . . 39 O: Wifhrow . . . . . . . , 4-5 . 20: New Woodward . . . . b . . 7; WaWnuf HilIs A . . , . .2I I4; Hughes . . . . . . . . 27 DALE MASON CARL McFARLAND SAMMY MILLER JESSE OWEN S AHer a fine showing in Hue annual Pigskin Preview our KnIng failed r0 live up +0 Hwe promise shown in Hwa'r event A+ basf fhe SCOres did indicafe Hwaf Hlis was H19 case, H was an unusual season, howeven in +haJr each Jrime our feam losf by rafher heavy scores H78 games were achuaHy reJafively dose as far as firs+ clowns and yards gained were concerned. Fumbles 5+ crifical momenfs and infercepi'ed passes were Hue chief enemies o'F our boys who seemed +0 pick fherwrong momen+s 10 make +heir misfakea Again5+ Hie sfl'Hesf opposi- RAY PHILLIPS TOM ROBERTSON JACK ROUSE +ion. however. OUr boys seemed +0 do best For example. agains'r Wes+ern Hills +he score was only I3-7 whereas Wifhrow downed our warriors 45-0. Sfajrisfics iusf do no? bear 0qu H'H's diHerenfial. AH In ail 1+ was a poor season for our foof- ballers. Prospeds for nex'r year. however, seem brighfer since a large number of capabha, experienced players are expeded +0 refurn. Some new material coming up Is expeded +0 de- velop in+of1rsfdass compe+i+ors. A4: leas+ such a dismal record as was compHed iasf year does nof seem IikeJy. VARSITY FOOTBALL Firsf Row: Leff +0 right B. Goedde, R. TOH. R S+eidef. 6. Sfarkey, T. KendaH. B. Sharp, A. Bradford. Second Row: P Yeager. Coach; 6. Williams, P Evans. L. Thomas, R. Phials, D Armor. R. Toler, J. Rouse T. Chiodi. Assisfan+ Coach. Third Row: Manager unidenfifiedl J. Symes. H. ankenship, C. Jacobsen, J. Heinrich. H. Frederick, D. Mason, S, Miller. J, Reisinger. Manager Fourfh Row: P Taylor, T. Robertson, R. Elkins, W. Owensl C. McFarland. T. Gaifher. J. Brunner. BOB SHARP GERRY STARKEY RON STEIDEL JOHN SYMES PRESTON TAYLOR LEON THOMAS ROBERT TOFT DICK TOLER GEORGE WILLIAMS Goedde caugh+ aHer near breakaway 'In New Woodward Hlf Tom Opposife Page: RESERVE FIRST ROW: D. Hill, J. Carnn, R, Nuhv. A Warrpn. C, Wimwr H. McDaniels, J. Millhouse M. Tuchfarben SECOND ROW: F. Disbenneif. AV Sm+9 E. Spriuux, n. Waldo. T Railiff. .1. Hunt, B. Spriggs THIRD ROW: B. Elahee. R. Hesse. E. Pratt, A, Shaver, D Greem C, Roberts. Coach J. 13, Clark, FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: T. Sharp. J. anL W Peak: L HthauK: C. LewVIs. C, Brackenl H. Jenkins. SECOND ROW: W. SimDsnnl J Runnels G. Bruns D. Sullivan, C. Framer. H. Phillips, R. Covert, W. Tillefl. J Wilhelnm THIRD ROW: C. Keith. C. Stanley. 6. Hedon. P, Cali' B. Evers, K, Erahenderl J, Hilstm1shlinen10 Gardnnr. D, Kinq, J. Garrisnn lmanaqerL FOURTH ROW: R. Lagaly koacM. L Draqod. M, Koch, W. Danielsl R. Hilll D. Mona, K. Brisbin, G. Galbraiih, L Kuehn huacM. In fhe season0s compenhon. Cenhal's squires heH +he aruH eHecf of having Iosf Jrheir Jren fop men f0 Jrhe Varsier squad. The Knighf's apprenh'ces played a fofal of six games, winning er0. +yIng one. and losing +hree. They racked up +heir wins from Walnuf Hills. l3-6: and New Woodward. 26-0; and Wing +he Old Woodward pups. 0-0. Then +he roof fell in on our boys. The squires losf +0 Wi+hrow 18-I3: Wes+ern HiHs I9-O: and Hughes I2-6. Coach Jim Clark's ouflook for +he nex'r year is very bright He hopes +0 develop his presenf squad and also looks f0 addifions hom +he Junior High Jream wifh high hopes. Our freshman squad made a fine showing ?or themselves Jrhis year. Af+er dropping +he1r +heir opener fo Samuel Ach 35-7. they knuckled down and sfarfed to play baH. The boys won from New Woodward l4-0. and Old Woodward 39-0. before +hey received ?heir second setback. They bs'r a close one +0 Wainu+ Hills 15-13. '0qu fhis defeaf made Them play all +he harder. The boys won over Wes+ern HHls 20-0. Wi+hrow 20-0. Por+er 25-0. and Hughes 60. The neophyfes won six of +heir eighf games wiJrhomL +he opposing Jreams scoring a point Coach Irvin Kuehn hooks back wifh pride on his charges and Jrheir record. He feels sure fhaf +his record is a promise of good +hings +0 come. 17B Firsf Row: Dale Mamn. .lim Richmond. Claude GarnEH, BTII Gnaddp. Joe Cnvln, Dan Walsh, Second Row: Ross HaHen- dorf. Manaaer; Wimlish Owcnn, John Rakar' Jot: Gerbus, Dan Williams. Jim Clark: Coach; Ken Luxenberger, Manager. SEASON'S RECORD Cenfral , , . . . 6f; Purcell . . . . . 63 Cenfral. . . . . 67; Milford . . . . . 5I Cenfrai . A . . . 50; Hughes . , V . . bl Cen+ran V V . . V 7!; RogerBacon . . A 53 Cenfral . . . . . 37: Wes+ern Hills . . 3b Cenfral . . . . . 35: Wifhrow . . . . 64 Cenfren . . . . . 69: 5+. Xavier . . . . 55 CenJrrd , . . V . SI; WaMuf HElls . . . 53 Cen+ral . V . . V 59: New Woodward . 38 Cenfral , , . . . 48: Hughes 5 . . 5 60 Cenfral . V . . . 56: Old Woodward . 64 Cenfra! . . . . . 75; Norwood . . . . 44 Cen+ral V . . . . 45; Wes+ern HHIs . . 44 Cenfral , V . . . 48; Wi+hrow . V A V 47 Cenfral . . V . . 45; Walnu+ Hills . . . 50 Cenfral . , . . . 59; New Woodward . 58 Cenfral . . . . . 65; Old Woodward V 62 Cenfral , . . . ak43: Elder . . . . . . 55 'Tnumameni MR. JAMES CLARK Head Baskeiball Coach Joe Coyle under for a Iay-up Hurrah! Three cheers for our Knighfs. In Hwe sevenfeen games played +he feam won +en and dropped seven, This in HSEH is n01L only a fine recordV buf also,1n oMy +wo years In +he new school and playing as a new feamV fhe boys broughf +he red and gray colors 0+ Cenfra! in +0 +55 second place slo+ in Hue PH.S.L. compefifionV When if comes down +0 cod +hinking and hard playing, Hwe Knighfs are high up in Hue scaWeV The boys proved +his by winning four games by only one poinJr Jthis season They had +113 edge on Wesfern HIHs fwiceV 37-36 and W T we: Baskeiball Brainhusfer, Fred Yeager, Jim Clark and Bill MeridH-h Tension moun+s as scores knof 45-44. Wifhrow and New Woodward also feH before our Winsome hoops+ers. Wifhrow los+ 48- 47 and New 'Woo'dward dropped 59758. The opening game wi+h Purcell was a ThriHerediHer. The lead was fraded back and forfh +hroughou+ Jrhe enh're con+es+. AT +he ending The Cavaliers Trom Purcell were on Top by a meager 63-6I. Jim Richmond, The KnithrsT aCe leH Torward. received a painTul ankle Injury In a hard-Touthr confesf wifh Hughes. The feam soreTy missed his exCeHe-M shoo+ing and pTay making in +he fol- lowing game. In Jrhe Disirid Tournament we had +he misforhme +0 draw fhe ETder Panfhers. AHhough +he Knighfs were pw'cked Jr0 win, +he Pan+hers had ofher ideas. and eliminafed our boys in +he hrs+ round. The high scorers for +he Knighf Hoopsfers were GarneH th 2T4 poin'T's, Ger- bus had a JroJraT of I94. Coyle wifh I78 and Owens finished wifh I74. Lef? to Right: C. Game , J. Gerbus, D. Mason. J. Coyla, J. Baker. D. WillEams, f - D Walsh, 3. Goedde, w. Owens. Game dumps one ' LeH- fa Right First Row: Sfudenl Manager tUnidenh'fTecn, 6. Bradley, 5. Spriggs, H. Love, E, Larry. D, Greene. J. Hunt, B. Mariin. H. Jenkins. W. Meridifh, Assisfanf Baskefball Coach. Second Row: L Thomas, H. Gray, E. Elsasser, C. Greer:l J. f'kH'uanl C Schwan, J. Makin, B, Osie, J, Brown. RESERVES FRESHMEN Left to Right First Row: B. Pyle. L. Maledy. IL Covert E, Mann, J. Coston. Second Row: D. Dezarm J. Freeman. P. Callif. C. Sfanleyl E. Heming, W. TiIIeH. Cenfral's squire; of We baskefball courf had fheir share 0+, frouble Hwis year. In +he sixfeen s+arfs made by +he Jream six were won and fen bsf. In Hwe six games 'rhe boys Won, fhey were compelled +0 realiy piay fogefher in order is wim In Me fen games they lost our lads had frouble in Hwex'r shaming passing and fiming The bays prach'ced +heir passing and worked hard on fheir fiming unW bofh of H1952: faulfs were maferiaHy improved. Bu? sfiH Hush scoring was way low. The boys H1611 pu+ all fheir eHorf on frying +0 puf the HfHe bali in Hue big basket. Their scorEng improved and Hwe feam men? on +0 win +he remaining games on H-Ieir schedule. The boys on We freshmen baskefball haam had a rem bang-up season They played a fofad 0F fiffeen games, winning eleven. and losing four, Of Hwe bur games lost. three of these were lost by unly eight poinfs each. The boys received only one bad defear' In fhe season, This coni-esf was loaf by +welve poin+s. Coach Freddie YeagEHS boys were equipped wiih the bes1L facilifies +0 develop in+o a Wrine playing feamA They pracficed in our new gym. and had one of H19 fines+ coaChes in fhe business. Besides aH Wis, Hwy had Hue winning heart and spirif. WH-h aH fhis. how comd fhey lose? IRVIN C. KUEHN Head Track Coach Co-Capf. Blankenship clears Hie bar Tom CookI broad Eumper Carl Eline, discus specialisi CENTRAL'S TRACK SCHEDULE I955 XWe-dnesdayI April 6 . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HCenfrai Hughes Woodward OWednesdaylAprii I3 I . . . . . . . . . . . .. I . . .Waodward Walnuf Western. Central iSaiurday, April lb . I I . I . I . . . . . . .I . . . . . . . . . . Springfieldiinvifafional XTuesday, April I9 . . , . . . . . . . I . I . . . I Ceniral, New Woodwardi Wesfern rThursday and Friday. April 2i and 22 . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . Public High Invifafionai iTI-Iursday and Friday, April 23 and 29 . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . Public High Mee+ tTuesday May 3 K OF C Relays . . . . . .I . . . . . . . . . I . . .5:30 p.m. Cenhal iWednesday May FJunior High Invifaiional . I .. . . . . . . . . I . .4 p. m. Cenfral kFriday and Saiurday. May 6 and 7 I I . . . I ., . . . . . . . . Miami Relays. Oxford. Ohio iThursday and Friday. May I2 and I3 . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . I . . IDisfrict Ceniral iFriday and Sa+urday, May 20 and El I I . I . . , . . . . . . . . . . .SiafeI Columbus, Ohio EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS X-3 ieamsI OI4- feams igLeHer meeis. Bold face is hosi' ieam or Ciiy. 184 Blankenship clears H13 bar One of Hue blggesf disappoinfmenfs for H19 1955 Knigh'r Jrrack Jream was We resigna- fion of George Ewing, Iasf year s capfam and sfellar sprinfer, and Kennefh Wright an- oner sfar O'F +he cimcler paHL Despife fhe bss 01C fhese ero sfeang runners. +he prospecfs are noJr dismal. Ronald Luh wiH probably score repeatedly in The mile and baht miie. Ronald is a veferan and very dependable. The mile relay is in Hie capable hands of Luh, Randy Kau+z. Charles Gilbert Tom MCNeaI and WaHer Tucker, These boys should be Heard from, The 440 wx'll be run by Kau+z, Tucker: and McNeal who have plenfy expe rience ed +his distance The dashes are a quesf'xon mark since none of H16 man are really fried and fhefr Jr'lmes have nof indicafed a remarkable performance. Jon Camp. Tucker, and McNeal will run +hese even+s. In +he Held even+s Hwe KnJgHs are sfrong af Hwe pole vauH wifh Herman Biankenshfp and Ralph Carpenfer. fwo capabhe vaulfers +0 perform. Bofh are seasoned ve+erans 5+ We chore. The sho+ pu+ even+ should mean poin+s regularly Chasfeen, Lulu and Klo+h are iimed 'In ihe half-mile Firs? Row: Bob Campbell. George Wilfiams. Clarence Roberts. Harvey McDaniels, Earl DweHy, Paul Raines, Ronald Brawn, Joe lroad- us, John Bingham. Second Row: Mr. Lagaly, Coach; Glenn Asbury, Ray Walton, Leon Thomas. Randy Kauh, Walfer Tucken BI'II Gehring, Charles Gilbert Jack Baird. Mr. Kuehn. Coach Third Row: Torn McNeal. Leon- ard Chasfeen, Co-Capfain; Carl Elina, Larry Wefenkamp, Ray Phillips. Carl Teeters. Harm Blankenship, Cc-Capfain; Ralph Carpenfer, Jack Warndurf, Faurfh Row: Edward Feldhaus, Manager; Charles Johnson, Bob Saulfers. Ken- nah Klofh. Tom Cook. Bill McMarIus. Ronald Lu'n, CmCapfain; Don HTII, Ari Bradford Fifih Row: Eugene Delaney, Wali Hillman, Pres- fon Taylor. Tom Robertson, William Lynch, John Brown. Arf Pilder, Carl Winners' H, Gray. Absenf from picture: Bradleyl Camp, Feld- haus, Love. Kendall, Rosel Toff. Weimer. HIGH SQUAD Firs? Rowi Left M RiaM: .l. Englemani T Sharp. J. Tavlor, M. Green. E, Mann, L, Mason, Sernnd Rnw: Wm Ramsey. Wm. THIML R. Covart! Wm. Heminq D. Sullivan A. Crayon. J, Havnt. Third Rnwz Mr Kuehn, Coach; Ti Bradford. C. Howlandi H, Phillips, J, Runnels, C, Keiihb Vi Eden, Mr. Lagaly, Coach Faurfh Row: T. Bailnvi J. Hilnolsfiener. G, Brahnnderi P. Callifi K. Brabender, 5, Hamilton. A. Bilzenheferi Absent from picfure: K. Fricke, K. Guy. J. Horfon. G. Maupin. DA Sfephenson. wifh Bill Lynch doing lhe lossing. Bill is one of Hie mogl promA ising young local boys al pilching flue iron ball. John Brown and Bob Saull'ers will fake care of The Hurdles and diHo in +he l'ligh lump. Bof'h 01C lbese boys can be depended on +0 give +he real college +ry. They are bofh line a+l1le+es, Tom Cook. Tom McNeal, and Bob Saulfers are H1e l'Three Muskeleers oi H16 broad iump and should score poinls in lhis evenl in mos+ meels. According lo Coach lrv Kuelm. if flie boys perform up lo pofenJrEal, +he Cenlral cindermen will be a leam +0 be reck- onecl wifh in fhe Public High School League. He will riof pre- MR. FRANK MAYER Factu manager of athleiics dimL any+hing ofher lhan lhis feam will be hard lo bea'l' be- cause if has spirif as well as falenlh In his firer year as head oi Hie lrack l'eam, Mr. Kuelm has had f0 lace a complele rebuild- ing program. However, he is really enlhusias+ic abouf +he possibilil'ies of H16 lreshmen or iunior high school squad. If is fhe largesl and moer promising group of boys +0 come up in years. If Hwese youngslers live up lo fheir polenlial as Cindere men H is a sale bef fhal +he hack Jreams of lhe nexl iew years here af Cenfral will be fhe very highesf caliberi If we can keep +hese boys in school Jrhrough flue enlire four years the success of flie iufure in lrack seems assured. The J954755 edifion 01E Cenfral High School's cross C0un+ry +eam finished in second place in PHSL compefifion. Cen+ral's Knighfs finished second behind a sfrong Hughes High School harrier squad in all of We fhree Ci+y Meefs. and aHhough +hey dropped +0 +hird place in Hue S+a+e Disfricf Meet regained Hwelr po- sifion over Wesfern Hills 511' +he S+a+e Mee+ in Columbusw George Ewing and Leonard Chas+een, who were selec+ecl as co- capfains for +he season. and Ronald Luh, fhe +hird and only ofher Sam M on Hue squad, and who was probably H18 moer improved boy on +he squad a+ +he dose of +he season, ran L23 for Cenfral in mosf aH H1e meefs. Rounding ouf +he varsHy IeHer winners were Kennefh Kwofh, who finished firsf for CenfraJ in Jrwo cHy mee+s and Randy Kaufz, bo+h Juna iors, and Howard Love, a Sophomore. Reserve leHer winners were Jim Flowers, Bob Campbell, John Binga ham and Charles Gilbert Prospecfs are very blighf for Hwe I955-56 season as +here are four varsHy leHer-men refurning and fhe Hmes posfed by H1e Reserve Team were very safisfacfory. Cen+ral HigH School maintained HS Pong span of high caliber Cross Counfry feam by qualifying For fhe Shafe MewL af Columbus and fin- ishing in Hwe upper halwc of sfafe schools. CROSS COUNTRY Fron+ Raw: John Bingham. Charles Gilbert Lennard Chasieen. Co- Capiain: Ralph Carpenfer. Randy Kauh, Howard Love. Roberf Camp- V belll Back Row: Ronald Luh. George Ewing. Co-Capfain; Coach Wil- liam Moriduhw MrWilNarnt, Shldnm Manager; Ken Klofhw Jame: Fiowers, Stanley White. Coach Meridifh ins+ruc+s co-capiains Chasfeen and Ewing in Hm'mg fechniques, . ' .1 .x. Coach Tony Chiodi looks over his prospecfs The Knights Opened +he curremL baseball season by' play ing an exhibition game wifh fhe Sparfans O'F Roger Bacon. The Tirsf scheduled league game was caliecl in +he second in- ning because of rain. The Cenfral chuckers were piHed againsf +he Cavaliers 0T Purcell in +he rained-ouf confest This game WI'H be rescheduled and played 5+ 6 Iafer dafe. The second confesf found +he Knighfs on fop of WaTnuf Hilis 7-6. In The Third game Roger Bacon shellacked our boys lO-2. 1n +he nexf fwo confesfs our boys rallied f0 beaf Hughes. 8-4T and New Woodward 9-6. The +eam's reCOrd +0 +his dafe is +hree won. one Josh and one con+es+ posfponed. A1press HmeT only Above: Coach Meredifh helps 5+arkey wifh his curve. L6H: Fine poin+s of bunfl'ng explained. First Row: Coach Chiodi, R. Lynch, L. Finn, C, Garnei'l lcapfainll R. CoIIeH. R. Toler. Asaf. Coach Meridiihl Second Row: P. Evans, E. Spriggs, R. Pyles. H. Osgood, GA Siarkey. W.Goedde. Third Row: E. Elsasser. D. Walsh, R. Spriggs. R. Wheeler, R. WyaH, E. Shields. R. Sieidel. Fourih Row: Managers LA Malady, F. FoxI RA Haehnle, four of lhe sevenleen scheduled games have been played. Eiglvl' experienced men lrom lasl yearls squad have re- Jrumed lo form lhe backbone of lhis yearls squad. Those who re+urned are: Claude GarneH, Caplain: A. ColleH', P. Evans, E. Spriggsl A. Pyles. A. Sleiden. G. Slarkey, and Lee Finn. This year. lhe feam is beller equipped lo handle Hie pilch- ing BSSignmenis if musf face +han i+ was lasf year in HS firs? year of operalion. The pilcliing slall boasls of having a fine group of sophomores Wl'lO. Wlil'l a liHle experience and coach- 189 ingl may develop info flie riglil kind of ball players for Hie learn. The maiorHy oi Hie pilching will be done by Bu'l'clw Elsasser, Gerry Slarkey. and Ronald Sleidel. They will be Hie work horses uniil lhe sophomores can lake over We pifcl-iing assignmenfs. The sophomores will be used sparingly in relielc roles unfil lhal Jrime. Coach Anll'xony Cliiodiis firsf reporl for lhis year was nol very encouraging; however. his hope ihaf +he +eam holds i+s own in PHSL compel'ifion seems assured. The lad ll'ial Hue Jream is shorl on experience in addilion lo Jrhe exlreme youfhiulness 01c +he club inspired lhis wish al +he seasonls opening. Alfer lhe firsl four games were played. however, he revised his slalemenl. He now ranks his team near fhe Jrop. The excellenl' pifching. lielding and hiHing ol Hie club indi- cales lo Coach Chiodi lhaf his boys have fhe abilily and spiri+ +0 winl U-m..: -'I Cenfral's gymnasfic Jream in ifs second year performed lhe remarkable leaf of breaking +he Hughesl eighfeen-year mo- nopoly on lhe Cincinnali Gymnaslic Champlonship by nof only winning fhe championship bu'l' doing so by doubling +he score on +he ersfwhile champions. In lad H was a dual cham- pionship vicl'ory since bolh varsify and reserve finished way on lop. The feam compleled lhe season wilh six wins for six compefllions. Ralph Carpenfer lco-capfainl Was recognized as +he oufslanding high school gymnasl' of +he year because of his remarkable performance of difficul'r leafs. Billy Fisher. a sophomore and a firer year gymnast also performed well as did Calvin Hargis for fhe reserves. ther ou+s+ancling var- RESERVE GYM TEAM Firs. Row, Kneeling, leff to righf: Eddie Prah. Harvey Payne. Fred Lenser, James Taylur, Arihur Coleman. Virgil chon. Secund Row, Sfanding, leH +0 right Robert Weienkamp. Earl Dwelly, Calvin Harqis. Jack Baird, Ron Ratliff, Ray Eslinger. Earl Lille, Ken Roberlsonl sify performers were Herman Blankenshipl Carl Teelers. Charles Hedges. Roberl Saullers. George Ewing and Charles Conley. In public high meels Cenfral lofaled 204V2 points +0 Hughes' IO3V2 poin+s. The nexf compefifor. New Wood- ward. had only 28 poinfs. ln reserve compeliHon Cenfral 0quw scored Hughes 233 +0 5? New Woodward 42. Wesfern Hills 2. Coach of +he Jream was Mr. Roberf Sarslield. himself a s+ellar gymnas+ and one +ime s+ar performer for +he Hughes dynasly. Leading poin+ scerers in varsify compe+i+ion were Carpenfer 89. Fisher 57. Saul'rers 40. Ewing 38, Blankenship and Hedges 23 each. The Jream also performed several limes for +he sludenf bocly and some ol 1+5 members also performeoI in fhe Cenlral Variely Show. VARSITY GYM TEAM Leff is Right: Larry Keller. Billy Fisher, Walter Tuckerl Herschel Rose, Carl Teefars, Larry Wefenkamp. Roberf Saul+ers, Charla: Hedges, Ralph Carpenter, :o-capfain, Nof Picfured: Harman Blankenship, co-capfain, George Ewing. MR. SOMMERLAD Bowling Coach The varsier +eam. under +he +u+eFage 0? Mr. Roy Sommer- Wad, had a game Jrofal of 22.l72 pins and played a +o+al of thy games. The highes+ feam +o+al was 852 ffor one game and +he +eam average was 740 pins per game. The +eam end- ed up in fiffh phce th 7 wins and 23 losses. Frank Hicks is +me a boy who is on H16 ball. During fhe season his pin average was 157 pins per game. He appeared on bofh honor rolls for high s'mgha and High Hvee game +0- +als. He finished +he season in +hird place aJr Cenfral wIH'w a 224- game, He Hed for fourfh place for high Individual game In +he Cincinnafi Public High School Bowling League wifh a 224 game. AHhough Frank Rieder onJy bowled half We seasom he fumed in a very excellem record He bowfecf eren games for an average of l57 pins per game. Thaf average puf him on fop of CenJrrale pin bouncers. Hiean KnopIr and Pa? HOW were Hue only fwo feminine keg- Vers in H19 club. For beginners +hey dId swell We need more people, boJrh boys and girls,w1+h+he splrif displayed by Hwese young women +0 really Jmm ouf a +op Highf Jream. BOWLING TEAM First Rom left h: rith: Kenneth Cooper. Richard Zeilman, BiEIy Zeilrnan, Mr. Roy Scmmerlad, Frank Rieder. Kennefh Pisfor. Second Row: John Spinney. Cherie; Homerl Pal Hoff, lllean Knopf, Ron Zerges. Jerry Smiihl W AW E E ? E : Our swimming program has made a very excellent showing for +his, our second year. Our feam placed fhird In +he Disfricf Championship againsf fwehxe ofher schoohr. and ninth in +he Sfafe ChampIOnship in compemion with fiffy ofher school; Joe Henryh senior, is fhe new 2007 yard hreesfyle sfafe champion as a resuH of fhe compe+iHom He Is one mf our besf swimmers and H is a good be+ he will be missed nexf year. AHred Warren placed hrsf in the Disiricf diving, with John Deinfnger a close second in +he same confesf. John also represen+ed us very weH in The Sfafe diving by coming in sw'xfh. The freshmen made an exceHenf showmg In ihe swim meefsh and gave indica+ion 01: greaf promise For +he fufure. Coach Roy Lagaly is iusfly proud. nof only of his varsi+y group, buf ahso of the young squires so eaqer For advancemenf f0 +he varsify group. The varsify prospecfs her I955 and I956 number 18 and their comh pe+ifive range is from fhe 2007yard freesfyle +0 diving. In each eveM fhere are swimmers who are capabha of developing in+o fufure cham- IONS. p There wiH be ordy +hree seniors on fhe varsity ieam nexf year and we are hoping +hai the exfreme youih of +he squad w'xll no'r be 900 serious a handicap. Coach Lagaly congraiulafes Joe Henry on an excellen+ Hme in +he 200 free sfyle. CITY CHAMPIONSHIP MEET RESULTS lh Walnuf Hills. 2. Withrow, 3. Ceniralh 4h Hughesh 5h New Waodward. 6. Wash ern HH15,7. Old Woodward. DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP MEET RESULTS h Wafnuf Hills, 2. Wifhrowh 3. Ceniral, 4. Purcell. 5. Xavicr. b. New Woodward, 7. Hughes, B. Elden 9. Middleiownh I0, Wesfern Hills, II. Old Woodward, 12. Norwood. SEASON'S RECORD Cenfral .......... h . h . ; Xavier ............... 44 Ceniral .......... 38: Purcell . . . . A . , h V . , . . . V 36 Ceniral . . ....... 42; Norwood .............. 20 Ceniral .......... 38: Hughes ............... 36 Cenfral .......... V . A . 2'2; Wifhrow ............ 4U Cemral .............. l7: Wahnuf ............... 45 Cenha! ............... 30; Wesfern .............. 28 Roger Bohsancurt John Deiningerh Frank Feldhaus. Milfon Gaskx'nsl BM! Gehrinq. Joe GoyeHe, PhH Hein, Joe Henryl Oda Marcum. William McManush Bill Meyer. Darw'n Muelier, Robert Nelson, CITH Orme, Ray Phillips, Bab Sharph Jack Warnr dorL Alfred Warren. Jerry Weimer, Ron Zerges, Ed Feldheush Joe Wira, Manager. John Bifienhoferl Ken Fricke, Ken Guy, Charms Keifh. Charhzs Monfag, Hurdie Philhpsh Dan Sulean, PHYSICAL EDUCATION Indian wrasiling. one of H12 muscle-dsvaloping a:- fivifies of H12 Physical Education program. The Physical Educafion program is designed. nof only for cifizenship. Hie developmenf of the individual. buiL f0 provide ouflefs for The program also Jreaches +he +echniques 01c Red Cross compefifive urges. This is accomplished +hrough in+ra and Firsf Aid and Life Saving. These are offered on bofh +he sen- infermural compe+i+ion. The program sirengihens Hie moral ior and iunior levels. Characfer. mainfains physical fifness, feaches wholesome uses The program includes class insirudion in minor games, vol- of leisure Jrime, and provides opporfuni+ies f0 par+icipa+e as Ieyball. swimming. fundamenfals of Hie various spor+s, fum- par+ oi a feam or as a spedafor. Bofh boys and girls par+ici- bling and apparafus work. frack and field evenfs, spoaIJ and pafed in Hie program. ofhers. ln+ramural compefifion is very popular among fhe Healfh claSSes are ciosely reia+ed +0 +he physical educafion s+uden+s because 01: +he keenness of Hie compe+i+ors. program and offen +hey are considered as one. The Jropics H is nof expeded Hiaf every boy or girl will parficipaie in included in Hie ins+ruc+ion range from geHing along wi+h 0+h- every sporf bu'r +ha+ each person has an ouflef for physical ers and preparafion ior marriage Jr0 fhe responsibilHies of acfivify if he so wishes. Volleyball is one of Hue game-sporfs used in fhe developmeni of compeiifive spirif as well as body building. d' . v 0,... 3 5 ' L, f VT p 1,; 1 :9, Sea+:d, Leff To Right Sue Rose, Corresponding Secretary; Janet Moreland, Hcckey; Rufh Johnsfnn. Baskafball: Dnroihy Siephens, anlev Ball; Flla Lnuise Smi+hl Ping Pong and Badminfon: Jean Schniiker. Soiiball: Prisrilla CaIlif. Vire-Presudanf. Siandlnq: Esiher Pa'rrick. Archery: lrana Spostond, Secretary , Jovre Lanter. Swimming: Carol Shelton. Snrfal Dana; Lillhan Bailev. Madern Dance. - GIRLS, ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 6AA OFHcers place schedules on calI-board ' The Girls' Achefic Associahon of Cenfral is an organized T program wi'rh +he obied of promohng girls' a+hle+ics. Every gTrI is eligible for membership and for parficipafion in as many acfivfhes of +he program as she desires. The ac+ivi+ies oHered are numerous and varied permiHing a wide range of selecfion from +he more hear+y spor+s +0 +he milder forms of afhlefics. .1' . The program is under +he direcfion of Jthe girls phys-ed ded Y'BALL ' . T par+men+ which includes Miss Roberfa Sfagge. Mrs. Edna . Thursday , I Rehkamp, Miss Verlie Meyers and Mrs. Bea Jacobson. The 3:19 pm. a ' 6AA sponsors o+her +ypes of achvlhes in addihon +0 fhe sporfs program. These include modern dancing, Tap dancing, social dancing anoI square dancing. The girls are given an opporfunify f0 officiafe and parfici- pai'e in +he ac'rivifies, fo develop an appreciafion for spor+s and games, and +0 grow 'In abilH'y, characfer, and sporfsman- like conduct The BAA represen+s Cenfral in +he in+erscho- lashc playdays held each sporJrs season for +he girls Jrhrough- omL +he cify in Cincinna'H Public Schools. Awards are re- ceived by fhe girls for +he qualify and amoumL of parficipa- fion. 194 W: a ball game. girls? No shoes. means no shoes Towel issue a+ shower iime Lining up for acHon A? +ha+ Jrime ol +he year when +he leaves begin lo sporl +heir coals oat red, yellow. brown and gold. and slarf +heir downward journey. Jrhe sound of slicks clanking agains+ each olher anal +he excilecl yells of breafhleSS girls would give indicafion +ha+ hockey. a new sporf +ha+ has received full endorsemenf as one of +he leading feminine sporls. was in progress. l+ s+ar+ecl las+ yearl as almos+ everylhing did, when Hue school was s+ill we+ behind +he ears. H has developed 'Inlo one of i'he favored games of +he 6AA program. The girls. bofh +his year and lasf, wenf all 0qu +0 learn +he arfs and skills of dribbling, +ackling. and guarding. They parlicipaled in +he Playclay al Wilhrow. which Jnerminafecl fhe hockey season, Miss Meyers of +he physical educah'on deparlmenl was in charge of +he high-spiril- ed. ambi'lious hockey +eams. H was her Jrask +0 supply Jrhe girls who +urneo' ouf for +he games wi'rh all +he necessary where-wilh-all needed +0 play and win a+ Jrhe sporf. All of Jrhis energel'ip acfivily +ook place on Tuesdays and Thursdays lrom Jrhree o'clock lo four o'clock, +he regularly scheduled Jrime for all i'he 6AA sporls. The guards save many a barked shin mmn H's a buII'Sweya. or so Hue preHy on'lookers said Along wifh +he o+her spor+s offered in +he 6AA program is a new and equally popv ular sporfwarchery. I+ began as a parf of fhe 6AA schedule Iaer year and has proved +0 be one of Hwe mosf favored spring sporfs in spife of fhe ?acf +ha+ mosf of We girls don'f have professional skill. If is pracficed on +he girws' upper playingfield +hroughouf +he spring and early faH on Mondays $rom fhree o'clock +0 four o'clock. As a resul+ of HS newness. archery has be+hough+ H'self 1'0 besfow many blisfered fingers. black and blue arms. sore muscle; a spaH'erimg of bul1 s-eyes and plenfy of heathl clean ?un as +he girls learned fhis new skill. A +ournamenf was held befween Jreams win shoo+ing ranging from +wen+y+ofor1y yard distances. Winners in H18 +oumamen+ were selec+ed as +hose who acquired Hue highesf number ow poin+s. Mrs. Rehkamp was in charge of fhe faH archery and Mrs. Jacobson +ook over H18 spring archery. Because if has been a parf of Hue program sinCe lasf year. fhere was a bigger Jrumouf +his year. The girls par+wcipa+ed in +he Spring Sporfs Day a+ Lunken Air porf along wifh Hue o+her sedions mt 6AA. Nexi Hme, wa wan+ +he prod. girls ARCHERY 3.;Agi, V 'Zi s 'QA'I' l Wifh H16 passing of fall and H16 coming of win+er. when Hie winds blow madiy and fhe snow iails Hwicldy. new sporfs of The BAA program loom on Hie horizon The girls come in from 0qu of doors and engage in play wifhin ihe walls of Hie gymnasium. This win+er sporf is commonly referred 10 as bas- kefbal. If is anofher of H18 sporfs ihaf is well iiked by many Girls parficipai'e in baskeiball bo+i1 in fine physical educafion classes and in H16 afier-school program. The aifersschooi pro- gram has +he purpose of building H18 +eams up for compefi- Hon in Hie inframurai fournameriis. Teams were seiedeci in such a way as +0 disiribuie H'ie skili evenly and fairiy +hroughs 0qu Hie compefiiion. On baskeibali piayday ai Wesiern Hills and Did Woodward, J:he in+ramural +eams were divided ini'o four ieams consisiing of +he mosi capable compe+i+ors. in Hie resuliing compe+i+ion be+ween Hie schoois Cen+ral won 2, Iosf b and +ied I. Miss Meyers and Mrs. Rehkamp fook charge of ihe learn- ing and praciicing maneuvers. One oir file regula+ions for par'i'icipai'ion in Spring Sporfs Day is Hie ruie ihaf +eams mus? +ake par+ in +he In+ermurai games first A so every player musf have a hearf examinafion beiore becoming a par+ of fhe feam. If is necessary for a player f0 have played in af Ieasf +hree$our+hs of +he season's games. This also applies +0 Hie receiving oi a IeHer. A near miss . . . we +i'1inll! Warm-up for an inframurai game Swimming, one oi: 6AA'5 mosi popuiar sp0r+s, is an aiie yeer-round aciivify. The reason for +his circumsfance is be- cause +he swimming iacilifies. namely +he beau+iiuliy filed swimming pooi. is indoors and +hereiore can be used +hrough- ouf +he eniire school year. Swimming sessions were heid on Mondays and Wednesdays aHer school where many girls improved fheir aquafic skills during +hese pracfice periods. Those swimmers who were more experienced were selected to represenf Cenirai in swim meeis, which Were held here aJr Ceniral. This' came abou+ because our pool is +he iargeSiL in fhe cify and fherefore much beHer for such meeis. H can also be said +ha+ +he pool is +he largesi one in any of ihe sfaie schooisi Much experience was gained and +hose who pariicipafed are f0 be congraiulaied for +heir fine eHoris, A Junior and Senior Red Cross Liie-Seving course is ine ciuded in +he aciivifies regarding swimming. The swimming show, planned for monfhs. came info eHeci in June when +he swimming ieams had a Wafer Ballet For lack of a beHer name ihe giris iiiied ihe show Hash and H can be said ihaf ii fumed 0qu f0 be only a mere resemblance of The word. Buf +his could be expeded since if was +he iirsf +ime for any- fhing of ihe sori; but even sob +he show developed info a really splendid performance. Swimming wiil con+inue as one oi: Jrhe mosf popuiar aciivi'iies offered by +he 6AA program. Good exercise for iifhe bodies Peel 05. girls Taylor sfeals home When spring+ime comes +0 Central +'ne winJrer sperfs equipmen+ is puf away. In ifs place comes +he spring range sporfs and voices are heard over +he grounds, Jrhroughoqu Hme reer of +he year. Lis+ed among fine more popmar spor+s o? +his +ype Is spoaH. H has +he larges+ frurnou'l' of girh excepf ?or volleyball which gave a very good showing HMS year, Twice a week. on Tuesdays and Thursdays aH'er schoo! hours, fhey proceed +0 H19 pracfice grounds where fhe +hud d a ball hiHing a gbve. a Voice chan+ing shike One, amd +he crack of a bat issues in fhe 6AA spoall season. The invigorafing spring weafher seems fo urge +hem on +0 greafer eHorfs as He warm. pleasanf days pass. The inframural +eam compe+i+ion is very keen during +his Hme and provides for ex- ceHen+ exercise and loads of fun. Lunken AIrporJr Playfielcl was again +he baHlefield be+ween +eams of diHerenf Cincinnafi schools. climaxing Hwe soffball season. This is one of the maior spor+s for which credH is given fowards membership in 6AA. Under Hue capable guidance of Mrs. Rehkamp Jrhe game developed in+o one o'F +he beHerAplayed sporfs of H18 6AA program. An lnferclass League was arranged fhis year by +he +eams and H is anficipafed Thaf Jrhe League will carry over in+o nexf year. Baffing iechniques explained +0 fufure Miss Babe Ruihs Congratulating the winners lndividuei sports have come into demand here in Cincinnati and as a resuit of this demand badminton has become a very popular sport activity. It is considered one at the several sports that gives the best opportunity tor expressing this individualism which is coveted by every human being Large numbers 0t persons have enroiled in the tournaments being sponsored by the GAA inciuding singlesi doubles, and mixed doubles. A number ot the giris who are part at the GAA system are learning the skilis ot gymnastics It is not necessary to be an expert to become a part ot the gymnastic teamsi All that is needed is the wilt, the capacity, and a teeling 0t doing something constructive, r'xtter learning the basics of gymnastics. such as various exercises, forward roils. head standsi the more dittcutt skills which include chest roils and handsprings are then mas- tered. These are later combined into stunts. It reqret tilts the qirlg' hearts at first be- cause 0t aching musctes and aWkWardness. the feeling soon passes because with prac- tiCe the aches and awkwardness soon disappears. Although the giris' gymnastics are a tar cry from those 0t Central'i championship gym team, there is a certain pride that tilts the girls when they see their hard ettorts shape into weH-done accomplishments. It is this teeling ot personal and team pride that is so important in anything the indi- vidual or team doesi and is essential to every phase ot tite. Calisthenics is a good preparation for tumbling BADMINTON AND TUMBLING V CENDRA CLUB Rulh Andrews. Dave Bodlev: Marnie Burke, Shirley Cooper, Fricv Craft, Ruth Demmons. Boniia Dunawav, Jae Ann Eilio . Bn+iy thringfone Bob Evers. Bob Foglesong. Vivian Frye! David Gerard. Danna Greer. Edna Hancock, Jnhn Han- cock, Housinn Harm, Jim Humaert Dannv King. Jack Leber, Mary Joe Lee, Pefe Lind. Teddy Maddix. Bill Margolis, Georgia Madin. Nancy McCoy, Char- Ian Nnnl. Darlnne O'Baniun. Ka+hv O'Connel', James OH. Kiffy Pafh. Janet Powell. Jessia Ruark, Sue lime, Conn'le Rocsman. Mary Rofh, Bill Saffler, Ella Louise SmiHI, Shirlne Schneidnr. Jean Srhni+ker. Pa+ Stankm, Harold Thomas, Judy Winfersl Rose an+en Wanda Younq, AT The bengnTng of +his school year. several s+uden+s 901 fogeJrher and decided if was time CenfraT had a dramah'cs club. An announcemen+ was pmL in Jrhe bullehn To This effect Anofher meehng was held To decide a name for +he newly formed club. The Tirsf Jrhree leHers CEN were Jtaken from Cenh'al and Jrhe las? +hree IeHers DRA were faken from draa mahCSefhus. +he club's name. Cendra. Centre was organized especially for sfudenfs infereered in acHng, scripwL wri+ing, s+age-crew. make-upl and ofher +hea1' rical jobs conheded wifh Jrhe drama'ric ar+. The group pians To Take an achive par+ in a wide varie+y 0T Theafrical ac+ivi- hes. The meefings are her on +he firsf and +hird Mondays of each monfh. To become a member. a person need no+ have any special +alen+s. buf he musf have an inJreres1L in dramafics. 204 OFFICERS CHARLOTTE NOEL PresTdenf PETER LIND . .VicerPresideni BTLL SATTLER ....... Secrefary DAVE BODLEY ...... Treasurer If is Jrhe aim of +he organizafion. no+ only +0 fos+er aneresf in the fheafrical profession bu+ aiso +0 engender an apprecia- Hon of +he sfage and 1+5 personnel. Temporary oHicers were eTeched unhl everyone was beHer acquainfed +hus enabling +hem +0 elecf permanenf ones. Mrs, Sylvia Marfin is fhe feacher in charge who organized +he group and who is acfing as sponsor for The group and who direds +he work underfaken by The group. The group pro- duced one play This year enHHed T'Ever Since Eve.H The play was exceedingly well-done and proved To be a very decided financial success. The Ca5+ included Jean SChnerr, Fri+z Feld- haus. BTH SaHler, Wade Johnson, Janef Powelf. Teddy Mad- dix, CharioHe Noel, Harold Thomas. Jack Leber, JoAnn EI- ITOHI Danny King. Bob Evans, Dave Gerard. Don Hammond. Jim Humpert Chris Jacobsen, Avery Parker. Guy Shelby. and Arnie Wilson. First Row: William Finley, Jerry Wagner. John Krier, Philip Haini Tam Zaeske. Edward Shields, Charles Crawford. Second Row: Ed Rapp. Jay Pavely, Carl Weiss, Wyman Johnson, Walfer Hillmanl Ray Hoff, Mr, Leonard Himmelmann. Third Row: Willie Ferguson, Dave Bodley. Wilbur Samar, unidentified, Joe Afhen. Richard Simpson. Fourth Row: Richard Shively. James BiHner. James Wendel. Sfanley Shropshire, John Carroll, Charles E. Crawford, Tom Bradford. The Audio-Visual Aids are an impor+an+ panL of our school curriculum. They come +0 +he aid of Jreachers when Huey wish +0 presenf ma+erials oi learning wi+h more economy of fime. greafer richness of feaching aids and with a higher degree of graphic or picforial represenfafion ihan can be acquired 1n fhe Jrraczlifional classroom insirucfionai procedure. Mechanically, +he Visual Aids program may consisf of sound and silem'r movies. ship and slide films. sound record- ings. opaque projedion, and reproducing equipment AH of +hese Jrechniques. are available here af Cenfral. The equip- menf and Jthe personnel who handle if are under Jrhe super- vision of Mr. Leonard Himmelmann. 205 VISUALAIDS CLUB Ma+erial and mechanical equipmen+ used in +he insfrucfion of audionvisual sfudenfs are, for i'he mosf part expensive and delica+e f0 handle, This makes if necessary fhaf greai care mus+ be faken and a degree of skill has +0 be acquired by +hose who are +0 be responsible for ifs use. Audio-Visual Aids Club members +herefore receive insfruc- Hon pertaining f0 +he care and operahon of +he many differ- enf +ypes of equipment One responsibilify which fhe mem- bers assume is +he opera+ion and care of Jrhe arc machine in +he proiecfion booth above +he schooi audiforium. This and H19 large spo'r iigh'r machines are used many fimes during +he year and require near professional operai'ors. Members are: J, Abboit F. Allen. R. Andrews, P. Arndd, R. Berger, C. Barlow. J. BifnerI M Blair. D. Boclley D. Boebingen N. BoHom .J. Brockhw's. L. Brown, L. Bugge, A. Burck, P. CalFiL DA Clayborm D. Cloyd, C. Conway. D. Copeland. E. Corry R, Dallalx'o. R. DeBord, R. Denike, J. Duran, R. DurreH. E. DweHy M. Edwards. J. Elsener. L, Feiet D. Ferguson, E. Ferguson, R. Foglesong. B. FriH's. R. Gecks, D. Godfrey T. Godfrey. R. Heft D. Halpin, Gm Hicks, D. HeHOn, P. HOFE R HOH, W Hoppe, G. Hutcheri som C. Jacobsen. R. Jahnsfonl J. Jones. 8, Kidd, Y. King. W Klopfs+ein, I. Knopi R. Kramer. C. Langley. V. Lawson. L. Leyendecker: E. LiHIe, P. Lowe; S. Marcum. R. Martin, C, McFarFand, E. MCPefers, D. Morgan, D. MorreH, B. Morfon, P, MDUHCB, G. MueHer, M. MueHer, D. O'Banion. R. O'Hara! C. Pap- pashales. J. Pendygraft E. Perkins. F. PoPrhoFf Y. Price. A. ProHHf. M. Rho+en. R. Reese, B. RTnear. W. Robert's. M. Roih, J, Rouse. S Rusk W. SaHler, J. Schnifkerl R, Schosfer. N. Sess, D, Shea, V. Spears. E Swearingen. R. Sweet R, Tder. J. Turfon. N. UHIl P. Wagner. C. Welsh, J Wendel, R. Worst B. Wright Firs+ Rnw: Jack Rnus-g1 Virginia Spears, Pa+ Mounce, Second Row: Torn Godfrey. Norberi Sess, Yvonne Price, Beulah Marion. Marqaref Edwards Marie THHE. Marv Blair. Bohhv Jean Rinear. Karbara WrighiI Judy Elsener. Third Row: Bill SaHler, Loreffa Feie, IHean Knopf. Paf Hoff, Carnl Lanq'ev. Fnur'rh Rnw: Mr. Hm?l David Bnebinger. Nick Stark, Ronald Getks. Ray Kramer, Duams Ferguson, Bob .O'Hara, Roy Sweet Richard Worst The Vocaf'mna! lndushfal CTub 0T Ohio Is a sTaJre-wTde organizafion 0T some Torfy chapters. The organizafian Ts developing rapidly in ofher sfafes and wiH evenmaiiy be unifed info a nafTQn-wide orgahizaiIon of sfudenfs Trom ihe vocationaT and ihdusfrIaT ar+s schools whOSe inTeresh 1n The arfs and craTis have Ted Them i0 seek an organizafian which wiH provide Them an 0le6? for iheir skiHs as well as provide Them 5 Com- panionship of muhnal in+oresis Tor sociaT and recreafional achTHes. One of The aims 01: The group is To SpOnsor Such socTal and recreafional achiies. The VocaiTonaT IndusfrTaT Club Cincinnah' Cenfral Chapfer. gof off 10 a rafher siow Shari ThTs yean bu'r gained momenfum as The year wenf on. As of March 1here were an even TOO members. The CIust Officerz are: Presidenh Don OTBanion: Vice President Mary Rofh: Secrefary. AHreda ProHiH: Treasurer, Yvonne King: Re- ponen William Carier: and SergeanfhaLArms, Nancy BoHon. The achiHes for The year included a hip To Columbus +0 The annual cmnveniicn and aTeCfian 0T oHiCers. ln March a visH was made To The STrJie CapHOT where we vislied the House 0T RepresenfafivesT The SenaTeT and many of +he mher governmenfal oHTces. A dinner ai The Ford Hayes Hafel where The Secrefary Of Sfafe, Ted W. Brown, spoke f0 abouf T25 members Trom Ohio Chapfers. In The affernoon Jrhe members me! th LL Governcr Brown. who faTked +0 The group and explained The workings of the various deparfmenfs. The members then wenf to The Supreme Couri where TWO Trom f'ne CincinnaH group were chosen 10 5H on +he Supreme Court Bench. They were Chrisfine PappashaTes and Cami Conway. On April beh, a group from C'mcinnaii CenTraT again TraveTed f0 CoTumbus, HM ; Time Tor The Spring Convenfion and The awarding OT medaTs and pTaques Io The various confesf winners. Last year Cinr cinnafi Cenfral won a sHver award Tor Chapfer achifies and +wa gold awards in individual confesfs. Marion'e Lay won a gon award for her eHorfs in +he Tob apphcahon confesi and Richard Brackeff won The gon award for exfemporanemls speaking. We hope fc do as well H115 year. in May, The Cenfral Chapter wa hold ifs annuaT Employee-Em- player banquet A? this Time fhe coiop siudenfs enferfain Their employers, The Cen+raT chapfer bougM a $50 membership in The American Vocafionai Associafion and Ohio Vocaf'xonal AssociaHon in +he name of Cenfral High SchooT. This was presenfed f0 ML C. 0. Tower by Presfdeni Don OTBanTon. The Lawrence Indiana chapfer was Our quesf af CenfraT This year. - x . . 1 . 4....4. ...4-u.n.m.n..... ; J .wr:-mn mW' 1 I ,0 ,4, 2,, mu simmmr .wumm 207 G u I D E 3 Because Cenlral is so new and so large. OHering such a wide range of vocafienal and lachnical lraining Opporlunllies, if has many visitors every year, One large group OF visifors am'ves in the spirng. The group consisfs of eighh and ninth graders who need more Information aboui hlqh schools lo help in planning l'heir luhlre educalional programl This large group of I700 was mel by a selecfed group of Cenfralls pupils who are simply called GUIDES They are selecled on lhe basis ol ciflzanship and good scholasfic record. The gulcles give unsfinfingly Marfha Abney Gloria Bedford Alfred Bick Ari Bradford Lois Branch Bonnie Brandenburg James Brelllng Jeanine Brockhuis Arlene Burck Donald Busch Jessie Combs Minnie Combs Charles Conley Carol Conway Shirley Cooper Charles Crawlord Paul Curley John Deininger Belly Dick Joyce Doll Boni+a Dunaway Judy Elsener Fred Feldhaus Marilyn Fox Pat Grant Donna Greer Lucy Greer Charles Hedqes Joan Hildebrand Belly Hill Wayne Homer Don Huber Belly HuH Ray Hugo Ru+h Johnsfon Jim Knigh+ Carol Kober Carol Koch Sheila Koesler Jane? Kolde Of lheir Jrir'ne and energy for a period of over fwo weeks durlng which lime l'hey go fhrough a irainfng program followed by a week of guiding our vlsifors over ?his lremendous plant Many limes during l'he year fhe guides are Called upon lo escorl smaller groups 'throuqh lhe school. MEMBERS 208 Some of fhe commenfs of ihe visifors were: HThe school should furnish roller skales on which +0 four fhe buildingfl The hip was well planned. l'We would lilte lo slay all day af Cenlral To see lhe enlire school? Joyce Lanler Mary Lee Charles Lonqboflcm Ken Luxenburger John Mack Teddy Maddlx Marilyn McCrocan William McManus Norma Meyer Carol Middendorl Gloria Miller Doris Morqan Ralph Morgan CharloHe Noel Marlene Norris Frieda Pappashales Anna Pelly Janef Powell Marlon Rhulen Vquinia Rose Mary Supp Ray Schoes+er Naomi ScoH Earlene Sexlon Charles Shield Loraine Shields Randy Simons Grefa Solomon Irene Spellswood Gloria Slewarl Roy Swee? Salena Taylor Bob Thompson Jerry Toney Nancy Weber Helen Williams Dorothy quensiahl Agnes Yeardon Bob Zadek MEMBERS JTm Adldns Ar? Follmer Chrisf'me Pappashalas Nancy BoHon Illean Knopf Carol Pennington ETva Bradley Gloria Miller Carolyn PooTe Dalores Burns Glenna Moore Maxine Walton Ray Dames MarTene Norris Judy Elsener Don O'BanTon First Raw, LAN to Right: Glynna Maura, Carnl Pnnnfannn, Judy Elun-Ir, Chris- fine Pappahhalet Seronrl Row: Mr. WaHer Lund: Elva RradlevA Carolyn Poole! Nancv Bolton. J7m AdkinsA Mrh R. Ownn Snflrn- ThTrd Row: Mn John Roman. Arf Follmer, Don O'Banion. Illnan Knopf, Gloria Miller, Mr. Ralph MastheL The purpose of Quill and ScroTl, an in+erna+ional sociefy 01c neWSpaper and armual workers. is +0 encourage and reward individual achievemenf In iournalism and allied fields. To beV Come a member a s+udenf TIT muer be in the upper Jrhird of his Classl T2T he musf be af TeamL a iunior. Bl he muer have done superior work in some phase of iournaiism. The Louis Bromheld Chapfer oiC Quill and Scroll af old Cenfral was organTzed in I948 by Mr. R. O. Sofko. when H was locafed on lowa Sfreef. The Chapfer was re-acTIvaJred ApriT IO, I955, by Jthe factu advisers of fhe PENDULUM and The Knighf LTTeH here a+ Cenfrall Mr. Sofko and Mr. Moschel. of The PENDULUM. and Mr. Lund and Mr. Roman CT The Km'ghf LTTe. re-organized +he chapfer here as a re- ward for The thh quality of work done on our pubhcahons. The TimL cTass of ini+ia+es included nine siudenfs from +he 'TKnighf Life and seven from The PENDULUM. The inihahon was held in Jrhe audiforium on May 2ST before an assembly of Cenfral shldems. ' QUILL AND SCROLL Luff h Righf: Dulures Burns Rav Dames: Maxme Walton. YOUTH FOR CHRIST F'Hsf Row, Leff fa Righf: Sherry Brown, Dolnres Burns. Sue Holland! Hefty Jo Simpson. Second Row: Barbara Finrce. Marv Chamberlain, Shirley Riley, Dalures Mervin, Third Raw: Mr. James Mushman: Facqu Adviser; Jane Tudon. Jean Noble. Norma Can- i: uni Diciurad, YFC Es an in+erna+ionaT organizafion th acfive chapfers in +hree differenf counfries scaHered over +he world and rep- resenfed In 36 mt The 48 s+a+es which make up our counhy. H was organized aTmOSJr immediafely in our firsf year af Cen- Jrral High and has confinued +0 be one of our more prosper- ous. growing clubs. Club membership is offered +0 any or all Cenh'al High s+uden+s who are fnferesfed in becoming a parf of Chrisfian fellowship. Mee+ings are held weekly on Tuesday affer school hours in The Lecfure Room. Special meeHngs may be cafled af various +imes +hrough +he year by The presiding president A regufar devo+ional service is ob- 210 OFFICERS SUE HOLLAND ................ . T , .Preszdem NORMA CARR ................ . .ViceAPresidenf KATHY RICHARDSON ............. . TVTrceVPresidenf SHERRYBROWN . . . . . . . . .Secrefary-Treasurerand Reponer served when Jrhe meefings are in session. with Biblical subiecfs as +he main Jropl'c. The dhCFeren'r acfivihes of YFC consisf of worship prayer. Bible sfudy, and fellowship. The members par+icipa+e in a Bible Quiz wifh o+her YFC groups +hroughou+ The Grea+er Cincinnah area once each monfh, They oHen plan recreaHonr al acfiviHes such as picnics, socials, skafing parfies, hayrides, Wiener roasfs. movies. efc. The Theme of The Club is +aken from I Timofhy 4:12 and reads as Tollows: HLef no man des- pise +hy you+h, buf be fhou an example 015 The believer, The colors of Jrhe dub are red and yellow. Mr, James Mussman is +he faculfy advisor of +he youfh'Ful organizaHon. J. Axle. J. Baumer, Dh Berk, P. Callif, K. Canrleld. N. Carr, D. Cheney. 6. Comb; R. Dallalioh E. Dicki R. DurreH, JA Elliot C. Farringfenx J. Farringtonl L. Feie, C, Fish. Jh Fihwahr. P. Grant, J. Eugen, A. Harrimn. W. Haunqs, B. Henschen, J. Hildebrand. V. Hndqeh P. Hoff. 5. Howard. J. Humperf, J. Jackmn, P. Kall- schmidf, J, Kfsner. P. Lane. E Lawsonh RA Leiuh. N. Lc-wrv. l.. Malady. R, Martin. R. McCarfnnv, D. Mchv. M. McCrncklin, W, McManus, T, Meyers, G. Miller, V4 Minella. B. Mifrhellk B. Moore. GA Muetlsr. M. Neelay. M. Norris. J. OH, C. Fapnashalex W. ParroH, Nh Penn5nu7nn, Mh Phillips. J. Pippin, C. Poole, C, Praiher, F. Riader, W. Rnberh: A, Raifes, H. Relies, S. Ruseh R, Schmifh A, Schirmer. R. Simpson. J, Smith. S, Sparks, J. Sione, E. Tate, H Thomas. L Thomasl R, Thompson. M. Tracv. J, WaHers. .l. Walfnn. N, Weber. R. Weiflel. C. Wer. V. Wilton. H Wriqhh A group of sfudenfs which performs a very fmporfanf seer ice +0 Jthe school, fhough not a formal organIzahon. is Jrhe homeroom represenfafivesh The dufy of +hese individuals is +0 handle Jrhe business 0? +he homeroom in schoohwide man- ners which perfain +0 +he annual. These sfudenfs fake orders. make reporfs. coiled money. aHend meehngs and generally reponL direcfly fo Mr. Moschel or +0 his sfaH. The service per- Formed by these individuals is essenfiah and merH's recognin fion. At The end o'F +he year +hey deliver +he annuals +0 +he sfudenfs in fheir homerooms, Anofher funchon of +his group 211 ANNUAL REPRESENTATIVES +he news. progress, is +0 keep +heir homerooms posfed on and happenings oh +he annual. They also help by selling hckefs +0 fhe Swee+hear+ Bali which is +he annual dance. The annual represenfafive who promo+es +he moswL annual sales in his or her homeroom receives a suHabb reward af +he end of +he year. The represenfahves receive no o+her credi+ +han +his excep+ JFor +he recognifion we now give. The group meefs periodicaHy for insfrucfions and alfhough Jthey have no ofhcers. Jrhey are rafher a closely-knif group. Mr. Mosche' Is Jrhe sponsor. AERO RADIO CLUB The Aero-Radio Club is an Amaieur Radio Socie+y licensed under Federal Communica+ions Commission as Ama+eur 5+5- +ion WSRNS. The Club has +wo main purposes: Tai +0 ex- perimeni in Jrhe Tield oi elecironics, and Tbi prepare for Ra- dio Operaior License examinahon. This is fhe iirer scieanic group +0 be es+ab1ished ai Cen+ral. One fask +he group has been assigned is +0 have i+s mem- bers prepare +hemselves as operafors oi CiviT Defense 3+5- +ionsi Some of fhe boys have received radio operafors' li- censes Jthrough +he club and few operafe +heir own hand sfahons in Jrheir homes, The greafes+ aciivify Jrhe pasf year has been cenfered around consfrucfion of experimeniaT fransmiHers and con- verfer Type receivers in Hue VHF bands, The club's airplane, a Cessna. is used in Jrrying oLnL experimenfal Mobile Uni+s Tor Communicaiion. 212 Below is shown a group 0F club members +rying out a new +ransmi++er on Hue air. Mr. Fairchild. Mr. Jones and Mrs. Simpkins are faculfy pilois of The airplane. Mr. Fairchild is a licensed Commercial and Amafeur Operafor and is +rusfee of The club. The fol- Towing juniors and seniors are members +his year: Warren Bales. David Basham. Donald Bauer, Lloyd Began, Virgil Campbellx Walfer Cargile, Thomas Cook. Eugene CorbiH, Dan Coyle, Roland Debord, WiHiarn Doyle. Richard Elkins. William Gober. John Gra+hwohl, Ray Hemmer, Kenneih Henn, Thomas Kendalli James Knight Ray Lynchl Thomas McNeal. Edward Middendor'i, John Mueller. Glenn Perry. James Powell, Phillip Rankin, Ari Rogers. Herber+ Shavers. Floyd Sibert Rober+ Smiih, Roberf S+anchfieid. Lyle Taylor. Jack Thomas, WaH'er Van Gorder. Ralph Wesf, Roberf Wheeldon. OFFICERS A L P H A BARBARA WRIGHT h . . . . . . . . . . , . , . . . . Presidenf BARBARA MCBRIDE . , . . . , . . . . . . . . K .Vice-PresIdenf BOBBIE RKNEAR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . h . .Treasurer c H I G A M M A MARY LOU SCHRIEWER , h . h . . . . , . . . . . .Secrefary ADELE ANDERSON . A . . . . 4 . . . . . . . . . . . Hw'sdorian Adele Anderson, Dora Bakar, JeaneHn Brn+hers, Darlene Chaney. Darmhy God- freyl Carol Lanqlav. Barbara McBride, Glenna Moon, Marilvn Muellnr, Wanda ParroH', Maurine Phillip; Marian Rholen, Bohh1e Rinear. Alice Ryanl Mary Lou Schriawpr, Elizabnfh Seam. Lorraine Shielckl Carolyn Thompsonl Pat Vlaikuvl Barbara Wright Agne; Yeardonh Left fa Riqh'r: Wanda FarroH, Bobbie Jean Rinear. Treasurer; Barbara Wright Fres'ldenf; Adele Anderson, Historian; Barbara McBride, Vice.Presiden+. One of +he social clubs here aJr Cen+ral oFFered for girls is Alpha Chi Gamma. They now have ZI members, 61sz who demonsfrafe Inferes+ in +he organizafion, musf have grades above C. be good school ci+izens, and be loyal, cooperahve and friendly in orcler Jr0 be welcomed in Jrhe Club The dub mee+s a+ +he members' homes bi-monJrhTy and oc- casionally +hey meef a+ +he school. Here a+ Cen+ral, one of Jrhe main proieds sponsored by +he group is decorafing fhe main lobby and +he lunchroom a1 Chris+mas fime. They have a doughnu+ and candied appfe sale +0 raise money for +he Chrlsfmas decorafions. Sfudenfs at Cenfral appreciate fhe beaufiful home-like a+mosphere +he decorahons afford, The girls are from the grade levels fen. eleven, and Jrwelve. The advisor is Miss Margare+ Ohanian. The dues are $5.00 for Jrhe hrsf year 01E membership and $3.00 afferward. lnHiaHon ?ees are $5.00 also. 213 CLIK CLUB LeH to R'rghh David Shea, Jackie anman. Carl Wr15+nn, Rirharrl DeGrummond, Kenney Glovar, Jim NiChols. Dee PeennT DaVid Hudlay, JuanHa Hicks! RnoseVeH DurrAH. nan O'Raninn. Rnhprf Carnnhs-ll. The Clik Club, The camera Club 0T Cenfral High School, was organized by Mr, Fred Auburn. factu advisor of The club, in September. I954. The club has played an TmporJramL role for fhe s+uden+s who are ac'rively inferesfed in phofog- raphy. Any sfudenf who is inferesTed In ph0+ography may join +he club upon paymemL of Tirsf months dues. Some aims of The Club are +0 deveTop inferesf in phofography, +0 ex- change prinfs and ideas! +0 fosfer con+esf5 and exhibifionsy and 10 have fun th The camera. The club meefs af schooT once each week for a Jabora+ory meefing which consisfs o'F +aking in+eresfing picfures, deveT- oping +he negafives, and improving prinfing Jrechniques. The club meefs once each mon+h for a business mee'ring +0 discuss TimanciaT probTems. efc. The cTub has had many fn+eres+ing displays To show Jrhe sfudenfs of Cen+ral High SchooT. The club has also sponsored 214 OFFICERS JACQUELINE NEWMAN ............... President RICHARD DEGRUMMOND .......... First Vice-Presiden! ROOSEVELT DURRETT ........... Second Vice-Fresiden+ CARL WRISTON ................... Secreidry ...................... Treasurer DAVE SHEA dances and has had privafe parh'es for members only and +heir dafes. The Tirs1L proiec+ of +he dub was selTing Easfer eggs 6+ fen cenfs each In order +0 earn Jrhe +wenfy-Tive doHars necessary +0 pay +he engraving Tee To +he annual. Since Jrhis is Jrhe hrsf year for +he dub i+s progress can be measured only by +he Tad +ha+ in+eresf Tn if continues a wholesome grow+h. Each spring, The club pTans +0 pu+ on an exhinion con; sis+ing of picfures +aken, developed and prinfeo' by members Themselves. Many o1C fhe members of +he club have enfered +he Na- fional High School Pho+ographic Awards Con+es+ th older and more experienced camera clubs We hope +haf nexf year Jrhe progress of The club. Hg mem- bers, and +heir in+eres+ in phofography will confirms Jro grow. OFFICERS TOM HUESMAN .................... Presideni CHUCK HEDGES ................. VicerPresidenf CHRIS JACOBSEN .................. Secrefary ..................... Treasurer DICK ELKINS DUANE FERGUSON .............. Sergeanf-ai-Arms MR. ANDREW F, FRENCH ................ Adviser Alpha Mu Sigma is a social organizafion sfarfed by a group of boys in +he Aufomofive field. This organiza+ion is open f0 boys from all Helds providing +hey have shown proof of +heir good Ci+izenship and of high scholas+ic sfanding, The club has many inieresfs buf ifs main purpose is +0 con- sianHy bring before sfudenfs oi Cenfral reminders of whai is needed +0 keep our school and school grounds in a condie Hon oi beauiy and repair. A boy musf mainfain his high scholasfic standards! +0 be a good Ci+izen oi Jrhe schooi. and have a sincere inieresf in +he acfivHies oi fhe club in order 10 qualify as a member. The members of +his group are in fhe elevenih and fweiifh grade 215 ALPHA MU SIGMA ievei. Jrhus giving +he underclassmen a Chance f0 prove fheir qualificafions. This group is one of His largesf of i+s kind 5+ Cenfral and the members are deiermined +0 keep Jtheir posi- Jrion. The meeiings are held ai +he homes of members bi-monih- Iy on Sundays. Members are: Bill Carferi Joseph Coyle, Michael Coyie. Herber'r Craft Richard Eikins, Duane Ferguson, Milfon Gasa kins, Charles Hedges, Tom Huesman, Garland Hu+cherson. Chris Jacobsen. Wade Johnsonl Ray Lynch. RobenL OiHara. Jim Powell, Charles Sieferf. Homer Smi+h. Bob S+anchiield, Charles Terzinl Charies Wheeleri Ronald Zerges. HCH CLUB Don Armor. Art BradfordT Louis Brnwnl Jark Brunner, Lennard Chasiaen, Thomas Cook, Joe Coyle. Phil Evans, Georue Ewina, Harrv Fredrick, Claude Garneir. Ross Haffendorf. Chuck Hedges. Randy Kautz, Larry KellerI Torn Kendall, Larry Lanqhorsf, William Lvnch. Dale Manon. Clarence Mayer, Sam Miller, Cliff Orma, Wimlish Owens. Jerry Rehinaar, Jim Richmond. Thomas Roberfson. Jack Rouse, Bob Schneider. Gem! Sfarkan John Svmem Presfon Tavlan Carl Teelers, 80b Toff, Richard Toler, Waller Tucker, Joe Wfra. Kennefh Wrigh'r. This is Jthe firsf year for C Club al' Cenlral. H was or ganized by Mr. Irvin Kuehn and The leHermen from +he va- rious Jreams engaged in Inlramural alhlelics. The meelings are held once a monlh in The Leclure Room. The MC Club sponsors The annual Facully-Senlor Basket ball Game and Dad's Day Foofball Game. If also sponsors a OFFICERS CHRIS JACOBSEN ...... .Presldenf WIMLlSH OWENS ............. . . Vlce-Presldenl GERRY STARKEY ................... Treasurer DON ARMOR ........... ...... Secrelary RALPH CARPENTER ............ . Sergeanf-al-Arms 216 banquel for all The boys who have leHerecl in +he following sporls: Baseball. Foolball. Track, Swimming. Bowling. Cross CounlryT Baskelball, and Rifle Club, The objecfives of flue C Club are lll To work Toward a beHermenl of condifions for sporfs and sporlsmanship af Cen'rral, l21 +0 bring aboulr a loeHer relafionship belween slu- clenfs. laculfy, olher school organlzalions and oul'sfcle organi- zahons. Bl +0 be genllemen al all Times in halls, classrooms. and ou+slde of schoolT l4l lo beHer +he conclud of Cenlral sludenls 5+ alhlellc conlesls by our leadership. lSl +0 co-op- era+e wifh coaches on all alhlefic acfivifies. and M +0 en- courage boys of high Characler. morals and afhlel'lc ablllly lo allend Cenlral. 3L; Left in Riqhh Ralph Carpenfnr, Gerrv Sfarkey. Irvin Kuehn, Wimlish Owens, Chris Jacobsen. To become a member. one muer be a male s+uden+l have earned a varsi+y EHer Hem any sporfs givimg such awards under rules of fhe Cincinna+i Board of Confrol of AfhleJrics, Ohio High School A+hle+ic AssociaHon, amd CenJrral High School and be passing in aH subiecfs. In +he firsf week of June. af +he banquet. an award Is given +0 HTS ou+s+anding boy afHefe 0 Hwe year. To become eHgible for H118 award a boy musf earn af Feasf one bHer award a year. be honest frus+worfhy. dependable and sin- cere have a sense o1f humor, be loyal. friendly. cheerful, and have consideraiion ?or ofhers. He mus? also be scholasfically above average. Acfion shois from 1he factuhsenicr game sponsored by H19 C Club L9H of Right Jeanine Brockhuis. Corresponding Secrefary; Sue Rose, Vice Presidenf: Alfreda Profflft Presiden+; Nancy BoHon: Adena Burclc. Treasurer: Marlene Norris. Recording Secretary. Pi Chi parfy includes Pi Ch? pal and mascof Puggy fhe Monkey. Leff +0 Right: M. Norr'xs. S. Koesfer, J. Lanfer A. Burch, D. Browm B McGee, R. Johnsfon, A. ProHHf, J. Foley, E, Carson. PI Chi has song pracfica in preparaHon for annual caroling af hOS' pifak +0 br'mg Chris'rmas cheer f0 shuf-Ens. Firsi' Row, LeH' +0 Righf: J. EHioH S, Cooper, L. Bugge, B. Belt J. York M, Severance, P. Gibbs. Song Leader: 610m Duncan; Second Row: M Burck J, Edeler, K. Canfield, Q SheHon. S. Neeley. D, Sfephens 5. Lamb. 5. Glover. P. Mason. E. Pefr'mk S. Schneider. Third Row: .J. Largln S. Rose. P. Bradford, P. Grant V. Davis. C. Kolda. N. Bolfom S Oevengen D. Woulms, F. Simpsom P. Graml R. Vaughn, J. Brockhuig J. Kolde. .J. Jamison. Officers ouHEne program $or next meeHng which fakes good +eam work +0 guide a group of 50 girls. . 3F 'FTW 5: F H. r e: :' II, a :1 g s: g g a a E THIS IS THE WAY We say +hank youH +0 our adverfisers whose pafronage, good will and good producfs we highiy esfeem-fhaf we demonsfrafe our faifh in +hem +hr0ugh +he use o$ +heir commodifies and for Hweir services when We need arises. SUPERIOR CHEVROLET Your Norfhside Chevrolef Dealer for 33 Years Ki 3300 4I24 Spring Grove Cincinnafi, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY CO. Ch I922 2l35 Reading Road Cincinnafi, Ohio COMPLEMENTS OF HUSMAN POTATO PRODUCTS CO. Facfory: 83I E. Third 5+. Ma 3388 n I520 OHices: 3OOI Woodburn Ave. Wo 6883 ENTNER OLDSMOBILE 33 Years Wi+h Olds Ki I980 4040 Spring Grove CINCINNATI. OHIO X AUII:Q,.85.AL:RJWM A 'if 17H Race 51:. CincinnaH l0 0. GAr'FIeId I7H COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND ROOFING. SHEET METAL WORK PAiNTING, CHIMNEY RECAPING AND REPAIRING H. J. MOLLOY Ph. Wo 0529 Res. Me 4658 2228 Easiem Ave. Cincinnafi 2, Ohio Tires BaHeries Lubricafion Washing Accessories POLLARD'S SllNOCO SERVICE Pick up Delivery Mo 9664 5I95 N. Bend Road Cindnnafl JI, Ohio OFFSET . LETTERPRESS I'll: HIRSCHFELD PRINTING CO. Equipped +0 OHer a Complefe Prinfing Service SinCe I898 Pa. 7233 4iO W. Courf 5+, Clncinnafi, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF ROYAL FURNITURE CO. Your Friendly Siore Ga. 4500 I4l7 Main Sf. CIncEnnaJri 10 DEVORE RADIO 8: TELEVISION SERVICE ON ALL MAKES Tefevision - Radio - Home - Au+o By Bonded Elecironic Technician RECORDS Frankiin Devore Ea 5766 3915 Eas+ern Ave. Cincinnafi 26. Ohio Congrafulafions +0 +he STUDENTS OF CENTRAL HIGH who have wri'Henl iHuerrafed. planned. and published +hl'51c7ne ediiion of H16 PENDULUM Je. 6077 593IV35 Ridge Ave. Pleasanf Ridge REPORTER PRINTERS M C K I N L E Y ofi-tlw 52PM? Co. 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Cincinnafi 20 SONG SHOP Records and Sheef Music Gree+ing Cards. NoveH'ies. Gi'H's Ma 6846 36 E. Fif'rh 3+. On Fountain Sq. CINCINNATI. OHIO ENROLL NOW IN THE CHRIST HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Please address: The Chm Hospnal School of Nursing Cincinnafi l9, Ohio A++n.: Miss Emmeline Mafhews. R.N HENRY HARRIS Pa. 7I IO Race 8x Arcade CINCINNATI - REMEMBER- COMPLIMENTS SOMETHING from me JEWELER ' OF Is Always SOMETHING SPECIAL JACKSON THEATER m See - w. Y. SCHMIDT. Mgr. FORREST KIDWELL, Owner ROBERTS-Jeweler 4009 Easfern Ave. Ea 5539 40W Eas+em Ave. Cincinnafi Ohio WORTMAN ROLLER COMPANY QualHy Rollers for Prinfers and Lifhographers Prinfers Supplies 8! Offse'l' Blankei's I935 Wes+em Avenue af Ciopay Square CINCINNATI I4. OHIO S. ROSENTHAL 8 CO.. INC. Prinfers and Publishers Magazines Ca+alogs Newspapers Tabloids Ch. O7IU 22 E, Twelfth Sf. Cincinna+i I0 Ten Key Full Key Board MONROE HAS BOTH FIRST CHOICE FOR THOSE WHO WANT THE VERY BEST Calculafors Adding Lisfing Machines Bookkeeping and Check Wri+ing Machines MONROE CALCULATING MACHINE 00., INC. I945 Cen+ral Avenue ClNClNNATI l4. OHIO Pa. 5077 Sales and Service in All Principal Cifies VENTOURA HOME Living room wifh divan, coffee +able. end fables. +wo occasiond chairs. er0 lamps. drapes. Ki+chen wifh dineffe sef. 9V2 cu. H. Deep Freeze refrigerafor. deque range. fwin sinks. hof wafer heafer. Furnished masfer bedroom down and fwo furnished bedrooms on second floor. Com- ple+ely furnished wifh lamps, drapes, efc. $7450.00 ON YOUR LOT H 8: S TRAILER SALES I605 Reading Road READING. OHIO DISTRIBUTORS FOR QUALITY MOBILE HOMES 5chul+ Lighfhouse Colonial MarleHe 3 +0 6 Rooms Complefely Furnished $2 795 +0 $7450 Mam mu? 215:,tlu; !FfoS?-'v'vh A A ., .3Wm GRADUATES OF '55 Congra+ula+ions and Besf Wishes for Success THE OHIO NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE 00. UN. 3600 2400 Reading Rd. Cincinnafi ATTENTION GIRLS! BUSINESS NEEDS YOU You can find success in business quickly as a Burroughs Opera+or after high school gradua+ion. Jusf a few weeks Burroughs Training qualifies you for a posifion wifh good pay and pleasanf surround- ings. And business needs you. As a Burroughs graduate you can hire advanfage of +he FREE Iifefime Placemeni Service availabfe a+ any Burroughs branch in +he world. Phone, wrife or come in foday for +he FREE booklet Your Dreams Will Come Trum Find ou+ iusf how easily business success can be yours as a skilled Burroughs Opera- +or. Burroughs OFFICE MACHINES TRAINING CENTER 1730 Tennessee Ave. Redwood 6224 CINCINNATI ATHLETIC GOODS 00. EVERYTHING IN SPORTING GOODS Ch. 4768-4769 I I0 W. Fourfh Sf. Cincinnafi 2 THE QUEEN CITY SUPPLY CO. Indus+rial Supplies' Tools and Equipmenf Ch. 7l60 ZOI-H W. Pearl 51'. A350: REchmond. Ind. Cincinnafi 2 SNAP-ON TOOLS CORPORATION SpeciaIisfs in Produc+ion and Service Tool Equipmenf Facfory Sales0Service W0. 3 l 88 4205 Vine Sin Cincinnafi l7 COMPLIMENTS OF QUEEN CITY FLYING SERVICE, INC. Ea. 4700 Lunken Airporf Cincinnafi 26 Edge 8 Shipleq an oufsfanding oppori'unii'y for Hie mechanicalIy-minded high school graduafe Lodge 8z Shipley is one mt +he na+ion's oldest mos'r progressive and larger machine Jrool manufadurers. The Cincinna+i Division builds more +han 50 +ypes :3? qualify la+hes. The HamiHon Division in Hamil- fon. Ohio builds shears, press brakes and hydraulic presses. Employmen+ at Lodge 8: Shipley means good pay. oppor'funHy for advancement pleasanf working condifions and securi+y for +he fufure. Many oppor+unifies exis+ +0 obfain framing and experience In +he en+ire field of machine fools af Lodge 0 Shipley. WhH'e or visii' Jrhe planf 51' 3055 Colerain Avenuei Cincinna+i 25, Ohio Address your inquiry f0 Hwe lndus+rial Relafions Deparfmenf. g9. LUNKENHEIMER QUAUTY THE ONE WNAMEIN VALVES THE IMBUS LUMBER CORP. Disfribufors of The Besi in PaHern Lumber White Pine. Mahogany. CherryI Maple. Oak Du. 3030 I238 Poplar Sf. Cincinna+i i4 PANDA PRODUCTSI INC. Molds - Dies Tools - Jigs PIach and Me+al Specialfies Ki. 9377 3204 Beekman Sf. Cincinnafi 23 THE STANDARD PATTERN 8: FOUNDRY COMPANY Ch 2880 Spring 6r. 8 Queen Cify Cincinnafl l4 PHONE MAIN'I454 AWAY STAMP C0. RUBBER STAMPS - wngtgg DE VICES 627 nTmETREEI CINCINNATI 2 OHIO Congratulations . .. tn the Class at '55 from your Telephone Company uA GOOD PLACE TO WORK gait Wdlled 30 5b CZM of1955, rom THOMSON BROTHERS, INC. Cadillac Dis+ribu+ors 2820 Gilber+ Ave. Ca. 5600 Cincinnafi 6. Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF MARTIN'S POTATO CHIPS Mfg. by Marfin-LiHrell. Inc. Gr, 9989 I925 Westwood Ave. Cincinnafi I4 PHONE WI 9832 GROCERIES MERGY'S DELICATESSEN AND PONY KEG Carryouf Beer and Wine Open Weekdays 9 am. +0 I0 pm. Sundays 9 am. +0 9 pm. 6324 River Road CincinnaH 33, Ohio BOAT HOUSE COFFEE Used in your cafeferia BOAT HOUSE COFFEE CO. Ch 5274 ll4 E. l3fh Sf. Cincinnafh Ohio FROZEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Now ob+ainable all year around from THE OSWALD 8: TAUBE COMPANY Ma 0678 0677 Second ii Race 5+5. Cincinnafi, Ohio COMPLlMENTS OF A FRIEND MIKE'S CHOICE MEATS KEMPER'S QUALITY MEATS Genuine Hickory Smoked Hams 8x Bacon Baked Ham and Poulfry on Order MIKE KELSCH Pa 4536 l2? E Cour+ Sf. Cincinnafi 2, Ohio Frozen Eggs. Frozen Frui+s, Frozen Vege- +ables. Frozen Poulh'y. Margarine. Shori'enw ing. Cooking Oils. Frozen Sea Foods Esfablished I864 THE B. EBERLE SUNS CU. FOOD MERCHANTS Spring bale BUTTER and E665 Telephone PArkway 452I Corners Plum: Sixfh and George 5+5. CincinnaH 2. Ohio There's More Solid Goodness in Swift's A Produc+ of Swi'H and Company JOS. MARTINO 8: CO. Fresh FruH's and Vegetables Serving CEncinnafi over 50 Years Pa 0939 I304 Main Sf. Cincinneml Ohio UFFELMANN BAKING COMPANY Serving Resiaurani's. Ho+els. Schools. InsfH'uHcms Exclusively CHEF'S FAVORITE 939 York 3+. Ma. 0324-5-6 SQUERI 2; MISALI WHOLESALE Selecf Frui+s and Vegefables Du 7784 229 E, Pearl 5+. Cincinnafi 2l Ohio ' I THE JANSZEN COMPANY CINCINNATI. OHIO - MAIN 0832 0905 BY PHONE AND TAKE 'EM HOME! Cake is a registered hade-murk. Thercfs nothigng like a 1. PURE AND WHOLESOME . . . Naturds own Havors. . BRIGHT, EVER-FRESH SPARKLE . . . distinctive taste. . REFRESHES SO QUICKLY . . . with as few calories as half an average, juicy grapefruit. N U: mmmmmmmmm FOR THE GLOW OF RADIANT HEALTH YOUR BEST BET IS ALWAYS ?awiigm HOMOGENIZED MILK Iwi+h Vi+amin D, O? ex+ra-delicious flavor, smoofher confenf. grea+er nu+rifional value 1his allipurpose Milk! A+ your favorife Food Sfore! For home delivery, calf CHerry 5880, or ask your French-Bauer driver. H Cosis No More To Use The BesH Wizam Befier Dairy Producfs Since l842 BURST JEWELRY CUMPANY manufaci'urers of CLASS RINGS AND PINS COLLEGE AND SOCIETY JEWELRY SPORT CHARMS PLAQUES STATUETTES SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO LOCAL SCHOOL CLUB AND FRATERNITY PINS We invi+e your suggesfions DESIGNS FURNISHED ON REQUEST MAKERS OF CENTRAL CLASS RINGS ZIOO Reading Road Parkway 3360 - LAM CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS FROM THE SENIORS. SEC. ll. ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT THIRD ROW, LeH +0 Righf: Wilbur SafHer. Paul Bauer. Lawrence Tenoaver, Willie Davis, Jack Poehner, John Feller. Lewis Gilbert John Harper, Joe Coyle. SECOND ROW: William Reis, James Gaskins1 Frank Rieder, William Ivory. William Miller, Kenne+l1 Smifh. Alberi Godbey. Jack Heinrich. FIRST ROW: David Fofhergill. Brooks Greer. Claude GarneH. Howard Powell. Alonzo Bradley. Jerry Pe+ars, Rober+ Thomas. NorbaH' Sass. ABSENTEES: William Benson, Earl Cook. 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MFG. 00. 224-228 E. 8H1 Sf, Cincinnafi 2, Ohio PATRONS STOFFER PATTERN WORKS 3535 Colerain , ,,,,,, . KE 2232 PEARL AND EDS COMPLETE FOOD MARKET 205l Easfern ....... , , .PI 9480 RAY LAMMERS MUSlC HOUSE. INC. 534 Walnuf . . . . ...... Ma 3334 ECK BROS. FLORlST I233 Vine . . . ...... .Ch 0I25 MIDWEST RUBBER STAMP CO. l4 E, Th1r+een+h ...... . . Ma OBIb RUSSELL MOTORS. INC, Packard Sales and Service 27l5 Woodburn ..... , , .Ca 3500 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND BAILER'S BIG MOMMA DRIVE INS Reading Road Sharonville. Ohio Roufe 52 New Richmond. Ohio SANDWICH SHOPS 622 Walnuf 5+. Cincinnafi. Ohio Ninfh and Vine 5+5. Cincinnafi, Ohio VENETIAN BLINDS AND WINDOW SHADES For New Cen+ral High School Furnished by THE HANDY WINDOW SHADE 00. Ch. 4020 905 Vine Sf. Cincinnafi THE JOHNSON ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. A Good Place +0 Work Since I907 Ga I-37OO 3I7-323 Sycamore 8+. CfncinnaJrL Ohio M. AND L. AUTO SERVICE Wa. C2828 2790 River Road CINCINNATI 4. 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Genera Mofors car and truck parfs will be sold as a angle Hn90+he GM PARTS LINE. This Ima consisis of chassKs and engine parfs hr GM vehicle; Tor gefher wiH'I our Unified Motors lines, we now can give you ?he most complefe parfs coverage for 5H 6M cars and frucks ever made available erough a single source. Phone us. GENERAL MINORS PRODUCTS U'Vm 0mm mums LINE GENERA f MOTOR 070115 ?Iortlwide AUTHORIZED DE SOTO . PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER CORP. CARS - SALES o SERVICE 0 PARTS Kirby 5300 BERG MOTOR SALES 4l ll SPRING GROVE H. A. SONTAG CO. Aufomofive Par+s 81 Machine Shop Briggs 8: ShaH'on Parfs and Engine Repair Service Ch. 7386u778 IIOO Race Sf. Cincinna+l IO MEYER AUTOMOBILE RADIATOR REPAIR Aufomobile Radiaiors Re-cored 80 Repaired Work Called for and Delivered Pa. 5223 Res. Wa. 3787 I633 Reading RcL Cincinnafi 2 CLIFFORD JACOBS MOTORS, INC. - DESOTO - PLYMOUTH - High-Grade Used Cars PL 8000 499 E. Mchllan Sf. Cincinnati 6 whistle while you work! The truest measure of success, and the one youlll Find brings you the greatest inner reward, is the ability to End pleasure in your lifels work! In wood-working there is a genuine joy in work- ing with line woods, machining and shaping them into beautiful and useful articles for home and in- dustry. Those of you who enter this Field will learn the splendid feeling of accomplishment possible in using line equipment . . . like the full line of woodworking machinery manufactured by Fay and Egan. Whatever your choice for your life's work, we wish you well. FAY GI. EGAN CO. 2011 Eastern Avenue Cincinnati 2, Ohio lWi'feirlrl,s Oldest Manufacturers of Woodworking Equipment 1830 e Our 125th Year e 1955 POLISH UP YOUR SEVEN LEAGUE BOOTS! The world of business and industry needs young people who can learn quickly, think clearly! Those of you who are interested in the metal- working industry will complete your apprentice- ships, become Master Machinists, perhaps own your business. You,ll learn, through the years, the production advantages of fine machine tools . . . like GREAVES MILLS. Whatever your particular choice of position and field of endeavor, we extend our wishes for a successful career. THE GREAVES MACHINE TOOL COMPANY 2011 Eastern Avenue Cincinnati 2, Ohio thREAVES . . . The Most Mill far the Least Manef, THE STEELCRAFT MANUFACTURING COMPANY 4: I E M: w' oi MANUFACTURERS OF METAL BUILDING PRODUCTS AND BUILDINGS TIM S+aelcraf+ Mfg. Co. offers graduafas many Fine opporfuniiies +0 pursue flueir vocafional ambifions. Many young men s+aried wi+h fhe company years ago and have grown th H in H5 progress and de- velopmenf. The manulacfure and sale of Siaelcraff producfs is divided into lhree basic divisionSe BUILDING PRODUCTS DIVISIONeMeial building products such as windows and doors, STEEL BUILDING DIVISION - Sfandard s+eel build- ings for indusfrial. commercial and farm use. 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Leona JoycelI 57. 110. 154 AbnerI Raleigh. 136 Abney. Marfha, 110. 208 Abnev. Mary 102 Nah Eugene. 135 AckIev. Roberet 102 Ackman. William. 19 Adams. Danny. 110 Adams. David. 110 Adams. Fay. 18 Adams. Paul. 110 AdamsI Robert 110 Adams. RusefiaI 110 Adams. WiIIie L.. 102 Adamson. Jack Edward. 56 Adav. Nickolas 123 Add ison. George David.124 AddisonI Homer. 136 Addison, Roberi: 102 Adelhardf. WilliamI Adkins. Anna. 1'24- Adkins. Glenn Edward. 86 Adkins. Jim, 40. 70. 71. 102. 209 AksakaloquI Janice. IB Albers, Ronald. 102 AlberII Ronald. IIO AlcornI LuciIIe. 123 AldersonI Wanda. 124 Alexander. Florence. 110 Alexander. James Franklin. 86 Nexander. Jerry. 110 Alford, JudVI 59. 124 Allen. CecIIlia 124 AlIen. Fred. 5?. 102. 206 AIIenI Leroy. 110 Allen. WIImaI 110 Allgeier. Kenneth Frank. 86 Alfhoefer Marilyn. I24 Ambrusfer. LouIsel ZAnIhonv, 102 Ammann. Allen. AndersoriI Adele FZI-ances, 86I 2I I3 Anderson. Jack. 124 Anderson. Joyce. 5?. 62. 72. 110 Anderson. Lola. 124 Anderson. mm 72. 102, 204 Andrea. Andrew. 74. 75. 102 Andrews. BilIy Charles. 102 Andrews. ChrisIopher Columbus. 86 Andrews, Mary E.. 5?. 124 Andrews. Raberf. 123 Andrews. Ruth 102 206 Louise, 18. 72 80. 86. 93. 110 136 Angelina Domonick. 124 AnnIsI BeIIy Lou. 102 Annis. Jarrv. 124 AppieIon, Ralph. 123 Arlinghaus. Clifford 102 Armacosf. PaIriciaI I36 Armor. Don. 102. I7II 174. 216 Armsfrong. Diana, 63, 110 Armsfronq. James. 124 Armsfrong. Kenneth. 12-$ Armsfronq. Ronald. lIG Arnord Willa.124.205 Arringfon. RicharcII 124 AIIISI'I Joseph. 102 Asburv. Glen. 110, 185 Asbury. Joyce. I24 Aihen Joel 1113.131 205 Atwood. TIIIeran Delmar B6 Auble. Jerry. I36 Aubgrln FrederIc 18 AusIInI Dolores. 1'23 AusIIn. Giadys. 102 Ausfin. RoberI EugeneI 86 AvanI'. James, 86 Axle. James E. 86. 211 AversI Mae. 63.. 124 Baas. William Alvin. 86 Bach. ChrisIIne. 61 110 Bachman. James. 124 Backscheider. JoIInI 110 BaehrI Card. 124 Bailey. BobI102 Bailey. Deloris Lucille. 86 BaIIey, LiIIian Amanda 78. 79I 194.196.2170 B.aiIev. Paul. 110 BaiIev. Ted, 124. 18 BaIrdIJaCkI 102.140. 185. I90 Halter. ChaIIerI 86 Baker. Dora Mae 86. 213 Baker. John. 102. I79. I79. 180 BaIdoCk. BIIIVI 124 Baidrick. Jackie. IID Baldwin. Ka'rI-ina. 123 Hales, Warren. 102. 212 8311. Raymond, 102 Ballard. Dolores. 110, I67 BaIIard. Hellman. 57. 124 102. 156, BalIard. Mariorie. 110 Ballard. Robert 136 BaIsIevI Richard 124 Bareswilf JaneI' Marv B6 BareswilI, Lee Edward. 1172 Burger. Michael. 124 Barqer. Raymond. 102. 206 BIaI-kelooI Marilyn. 124 Barker, Earl Jr.. 123 Barker. Elvin. 124 Barker. Thomas MIChaeII 102 Barlow. Carrie. 102. 206 Barnes, Evelyn LouiseI 86 Barnes. James. 124 EarreH'I Earl. IIO BarringIon. Ronald JohnI 102 Barry. Jo Ann Margaret 86 EarIelsI William, 9. 18. 74. 151 BarI'I-II LouIsI l Barmn. RonaId. 124 BashamI David. 102. 212 Basharn. Dunald. 124 BassI Rober+.124lB Bafeman. Alice Baies.Char10He Rth. 2. 86 1351st Marlene. 110 Bauer. DoneId. IOZI 21'2 Eauer. ?aul Edward. 86I 233 Bauer Ravmund. 110 BauerIe. Jack. 1139 Baugh. Nadine. 3B. 61. 110 Baumar. Janet 61. 110 156. 211 Bavless. Nancy. 124 Bays. Lawrence. 102 Bechfoid. Frank. 18. 3D Beck. Dnroihy. 102.211 Redford. Gloria Fave. 102, 208 Beeler. Stanley James. 124 Beerman. James. 124 Beerman. Louise. 76 102 Eeqlev. Mary. 57, 102 8e11, Diane. 102 8211. Emoqene. 102 8e11, James GranI. Eb Bali. Louis. 109 Bell PauI 87 Bellman Ken.124 BeIIIBessIa,13I57I 102 213 Bender.Rasa1ie 124 Beniamin. Dale. 1 Beniamin. Dennis. 124 Eenneff. Dornfhlvb 124 EensonI Marv. Benson. WIIIIIEIITII Arfhur. B7. 233 BeIII'on. DaIsv. 124 Berkemeier. Carol. 124 Barrens. Ralph. 124 Barry, Walfer. 115.23 BerIrIamI Herbert 10? BeusIerIenI AIbeI-I' Edward. 87 Bevens. Judy 102 Bevins. Kav, 102 Bick. AIIredI 102 208 Binder.JoeI102 Bingham. Donald. 102 Binaham. Jimmv. 124 Bingham. John 59 62.110 140 185. Bifner James 59.102 705. 206 BiIzenhofer Albert 124 BiIzenhcferI John. 186. I92 Biker. Bill. I B'ack Jack. 124 Biackburn. RocheIIe EIackmonI Iouis 110 RIarkmon. ThomasI I74 Blackmon. Thomas. 110 Blair. Marv MamareI. R7 14? 706 BIankenshsip Herman. 137. I90. 171. I74 184 BlankErISI'ISID Ronald 136 Bledsoe. Ann Mae 124 I713:1503. Naomi I36 Elev AnIhonv. 124 chPkJerrv 64. FIE, 110 110 BIockI Ronald. 110 BIock. RonaId I... 136 Bobs Bobbi 110 Eock. Tam Ralph. 102 Bockhors'r. Robert 136 BodIev. David. 5?. 66. 73. 205 206. 214 Hoebinqer. Charles. 124 Boebinoer, David Gordon. 2. 87I 206 Roqan Lloyd. 87 212 Hohsancuri' RnnF-r. 110 19? Boiar. Mary Kafhleen. 64. 66. 124. I62 Roldan. Fred. 110 Bo'IonI Nancy. 56. 57, 70, I 102. BonerI John. 110 Ronn Priscilla. 124 Banners. Ledonia. 174 RonneHI MaIIIVnI I71 Roux KPHI'IEI'I'I Lind. 97 Rocker BeHv Jean. 59 F7 Bon+h. WiIliam John. 87 RnreInn Gilbwi Rav I02 Rarnnmen're Neai IUI Eoraemenke. thIIIs RthI 87 Borros Jark. Il RmhFars Joe. 174 30555. Rnberi. 102 Bosxe. Edward. 124 Bowens. Edna, I10 Bowman. Pafricia. Boyd. Rth, 110 Bovies. James Brabender. George. 123 124. 186 153. 204, 102I 20A 209. DEX Brabender. Ken. 124. I76. 186 Bracken. CharIes. 124I I Bradford. Arfhur 57, 110. I44. I71. 185. 208. 216 Bradlord. Delhi. 102 Bradford. Pafricia. 110. 149. 218 Bradford. Ruberf. 124 Bradford. TDmI 85. 124. 186. 205 Bradlev, Alonzo Lee. 87. 233 Bradlev. Elva. 70. 71, 102. 203 BradEev. Gearqe. 110. 181 BradEev. Grover. I02 Bradshaw.W11maI 110. 139 BraI'FoI-d. Carol. 124 Stafford. Lewis Wavne. B7 Brammer. Mam: 110 Branch. Lois. 124. 208 Branch, Rosalie. 110 Brandenburq. BonnieI 61. Branscum. Eugene. 110 Brasey. RoberI 110 Brassie. Marilyn. 63. 110 BraIer. Dave. 110. 149 Bray SamueI. 10? Breilina. James, 123 BreilfelderI Richard. Brenner. Joseph 81 Brewer. Herman. I25 Iridqes. Donald. 109 Brques. Lawrence 125 Brineqar. Mary. 110 Brinker. Jovce Marie. 87 Brinken MargIe. 125 Brisbin. Kennefh. 125 177 BrisbInI RnnaIdI 125 Briscoa, Sarah. 102 Eroadus. Joe. I07. 185 Brock. Georqe 125l Brock Herberf. $9 Brock WIIIiam E52 Brockhuis. Jeanine. 85. 102. 2136. 208I 213 BrockmaHIHermarI.125 Brooks. Eddie. 59. 110 Brooks. Virginia 102 BrooksbankI Henrv. 125 BroIhersI Jeanefie. 102. 213 BrouthonI BEIIV. 136 Brouqhion. Thomas Lee. 125 Brown. Charles. 123 Brown. Charles. 125 Brown. Delores. 136 Brown. Dorofhv Louise. 87. 102 Brown. Edna. 125 Brown. Janice. 125 Brown. Janice Ann. 125 Brown. John. 123 I71. 18!. 185 Brown. John J.. I25 Brown LinkI 110 Brown. Louis. 216 Brown. Louise. 206 Brown. Ray. 110 Brown. RoIIin Rev. 110 Brown. Ronald. 123. 185 Brown. Resie Lee. 125 Brown. SamueI. 110 Brown. Sarah 102. 152 Brown. Sherry LIavonI 5?. 63, BrownI Shirley Ann. 102 Brown. Waller. 125 Brownle. Oliver. 125 BroxIerman. BIII III BrovlesI James. 59'. Ill Brovles, P31 125 Brunk, Geome. 121 BrunkI Harold Euqene. 87 Brunk Rnnald. III 174. I24. 203 I25 102 111.210 BrunnerI Jack IIII I71, 174, 216 Brunner. Roberi Frank. 57. 87 Bruns. 6,. I77 Brunsman. WaIIer BryanI-I Alma. 125 Bryant Carroll Lee. 102 BryanI-I Jerry 111 Bryson. PhyIlIs Jean, III Buck. DavId. 125 Buck. George. 136 Buckner. Judith 125 Bugge. Louise. l4. 6166.72.83. 101I I63. 206. 218 BuIIock. Joyce. III Burbank. Evans. 13 Buzrcsk 9r1ene.80 85 93. 101206.208. I Burch. Marlene 61. b4. BOI IIII ZIB Burdeife. Dick. 125 18. I51 102. Burdsall. George. 136 Burgess. Ronald. III Burqin. Robert 123 Burke, James. 87. III Burke. Margaret. 125. 204 Burke. RaIpII. 125 Burkhardi. Elmer. 13 Buzrlnos. DoIores MarqareII43I 6787,2017. Burns. James. 125 Burns. JaneI I25 Burlon. BeIIv. III BUrIonI Jackie. 125 Busch, DonaId DelmondI 5. 55. B7, 208 BuHree. VerIaI 61. III Byrd Donald 150m, 87 Byrd. Jerry. 125 240 Imf-II Caddell. Kenneih. 123 Cain Edward. 111 CalaIIanI John PaIrick. 125 Caiahan. Mike. 125 Calhoun Lawrence.10? CallahanIRichardI125 CaIIIIIPhIII 125I176I181 135 CaIIII. Prisczilila Mary. 56 57. 69. 72. 83. 194. 206.211 Calvert James 55 69.125 CamernnI C'M Mari. I CampIJohn. 111.177.185 Campbell. AthurI 103 Campbell. Douglas. III Cnmpbeil. DorofhyI 103 Campbell. Imogene, 61, Ill Campbeli. NthanieII 125 Campbell. RaberI'I 103. 185. 187. 2l4 Campbell. Virgil Eugne. 2l2 Canada. George 136 Candis. SIuaI-I' EcharcI. HS CanIIeIId KIHenI l2, 64. 66. 67 76. 80. 111.164.211218 Cannijn. VashIiI Ill Capozzmo SamueI. 19. 151 Carchedi. Rickv. Ill Carque, WalIer. BI. 58. 212 CarnahamIKenneIh5?I103 CarpenIerIGlenda.125 CarpenferIIRaIphI74. 103 137.140. 141. 185. Carr. DlavidI136 Carr JeaneIreI 57. 125 CIarrIN orma Jean. 88. 210 211 CarrierI Samuel Thomas EB Carroll AlfheaI 103 CarroIII John. 111. 205 CarroII. Thomas DanieI. 103 CarruII-IersI WalIer, 103 CarsanI Carolyn. lII Carson. Ronald. 103 CarIerI Chrisfine. 59. III CarI'erI Eva. 1'26 Carfer. Lee. 111 CarIer Raymond PhIIIipII Carfer. Rosemarv 103 Carier. William EI'Iis. 64, 67. BB. 215 Cassady. Elizaberh. 136 Cesseff. DaleI 51?, III CaIchinq. BeHv, III Cecii. Flovd DrII S3 Cenfers. Dan. I36 ChamberIaIn. Mary. 210 Chambers. James. 111 Chambers. Sally. Ill Chambers. Yvonne. 125 Chamness. Camle. 111 Chandler, Fat 125 Chaney. Cari Douqlas. BB CgageyI Norma Darlene. III. I Chaney. Wayne. BB Chapman. Carolyn. III ChasIeen, Leonard Stanley. 11.88.1135. IE7. 216 Chafman. Donald 61 CI-IeIaIIIam. LouIs. Ill Cheek. PIIvIIis. lll Cheek. RIIaI 61.!1l Chenaulf. WilIiaI-n. 125 ChesIerI OraI III 196, 211, Childers. Charles. 125 Childress, Joan. 125 Childs. Torn. 125 Childs. WIlburI Ill Chiles, JuaniIaI 103 Chiles.Richard.125 Chiodi. Anihuny 19.2;2 43. I43, 150. 157 170 174 188.189 Chumblev. Jo Ann. 63 I25 Ciaccio. Theodore. Ill CInI, RonaIdI III CioIIi, Rose. 123 Clark. Donna. 103 ClarkIJames. 10. 19, 177. I78I I79. 180 Clark. Jeanine. 111 Clark. Marian Louise. 103 CIarII, Midue, 111 Clark. NewelI, 19 CIarke WIIIiam Ill Clav. Frances. I36 Clav. MariIaI 125 Clovborn. Carl Ill Clavborn. Doris. 101. 125. 206 CIearv. Dolores 116 Cleary. GeraId 125 CIearyI Joyce I36 Clem, Verna. I36 Clements. James. 123 ClevenqerI Joan 125 ClevengerIShIrIev.103.218 CIIII RuII'I Cliron JuaniIa. III Clore CharIes. 111 Cloud Donald, 101 206 Clufhe, Mary JD. 125 Clvbwn. Ola. III Cobb. Maud. 57,125 Coburn. Ray. 103 Cochran. KthIeen. 125 Cochran. KenneI'III llI Coghran. Mary Jo. 125 Cochran. Roy. 13!: Cochran. Shirley Ann. 88 Coers. Robert 125 Coffey, Shiriey. 61. III Coffey. Wanda. I36 C011 . LyneI'IeI 103 Cohn. Sanford Barry. 38 Cole. Brenda. 125 Cole. Kaynoid. 83 Cole. Shirley. 125 ColemanIAthurIS9IBII1ll.I90 Coleman. Napolean. BB Coleman. Paul. 125 ColerI'IanIRoberI10I3ll Coleman. SevmouI-I Colieff. Raymond EaIrI.I 10. 103. 189 I CoIIier. Marv. CoilierI5I LawreiIIceI 125 Collins. IJudy. l03 Collins. MyrIIeI 111 Collins. Norb 125 COIIInSI PaIricia. I36 CollinsI Wilma. IIII I Cclweli. David. 125 CaiwelI. Ron. III Culver. Jane III Culver. Orville 123 CcmbsI Emma. 136 CombsIGIorIIaIIBI125.996.2II Combs. JessEe. 126. 208 CombsIMinnieI15:59.62.68,73.Ill. 159I 200, 208 Condia. Jean. I 26 Coniey. CharIIes Rev. 6. 88. 201. 205 I Conn. ElizabmhI 126 Conn. E15ieI 72. 111 Conn. Jovifa. lll Conn. P31. 111 Conner. James. 59 103 Conradi. Donald Giles. 88 . Conway. Carol. 103, 206, 208 Conway. RayI III Ccok. Donald. 103 CookI Ear! Lawrence. 88. 233 Cook, Elsie Mae. 88 Cook. Geneva. 103 Cook. Kafhleen. 126 Cook. Thomas Walfer. I03. 216 Cook Torn III. I84I. H.185 212 Cook. William. 57. I CouleyI Huberi' 1I03I Coon. Thomas.126 Cooper. Shirley, 126.191 Cooper. ShirIey EIieenI103. 204. 208. 218 Copeland. Darlene. 103. 206 CorbiH. Eugene EdearcI, 103. 212 CorbiH, James Jo-sephI BB CardeIl. NormaA 126 Cornes. James. 126 CornesIRogerI126 Corns. Ann. 111 Corns. EdearId Frank. 88 Carry. Charles. 112 Corry. Edward Henry. 57. 67, 81!. 206 Cosfon. JamesI 126. 181 I Couch Charles. 112 Covert. Ronnia. 126. I76. 161. IE6 Cox. Eva. 112 Cox. Grace. 126 Cox. Hoberf. 103 Cox. Oliver TiIIord. 88 Cox. Sarah Doris. 103 I Coy. DonaId OvenIon. 89 Covie. Daniel. 109.212 Coyle. Joseph Donald. IO. 89. 178. 179. 180, 2I5. 216 233 Coyle. MichaeI David. 89. 215 Covne. Bonnie. 126 Craft Herberi Larry. 103. 215 Craft. Pricy 61. 64. 112.204 CraiaI Dale. 112 Craig. Eileen. I03 Craiq. Herbert 103 Crain Lynda, 63. I26 Craiq. Mariorie. 112 Craiq. Maxine. 103 CIIaCIa Nancy Carol. 72. I26 Crandeli, Judith. IIZ Cravens. Charles. 112 Crawford. Charles E.. II2 Crawford, Charles 7.. 112, 205. 208 CrayonI Abraham CurIisI 126. 136 Creech. Phyllis. II2 Crider. Mariha. 126 Crider. Marvw. 112 Cronin, Robert 126 Crowe RusseI. 126 CrothersI Nancy. 63. 126 Crufchfield. FredI 103 Cutlets. Pres+unI 103 Culver. Chrish'ne. II2 Cummins. John. 112 Cunningham. Clarence. II2 Cunningham. Dennis. 126 Cunningham. Harold. 112.136 Cunningham Jame5. I36 Curiev. DavidI I36 Curlev. Paul. 57. 103. 208 Curfis. Jackie. 103 Curfis. Paul. 151 CurIisI Robert 109 CurIis. Roberta. 126 Dalialio. RasaIieI 103. 206. 2II Damen. Jerry 103 DamesI Raymond Anfhonv 53. 64. .66. 69. 89.144.147 152. 209 123 'Davis. VioIeI. 112. Daniel. Beveriv Lynn. 103 Daniels. Bejfye, 112 DarIieISIJIames.136'2 Daniels. RaymoInd. Danle15IWiIIiams III26II I77 DardeenIMarqie.103 Daria.AlbeI-1Joseph.89 Daulfon. Glenna June. 103 Davenport. Tony. 33, 112 Davenport Wanda 112 Davidson. Beniamin. 136 Davidson. DoroIhv. 112 Davidson. Mildred. 27. 150 DIaVIdson. NoraI B9. 224 DavI5IAdeIine.126 Dav15IAnnei'1e. 103 Davis. Don. IIZI DavisI Donald. 112 DaVis. Donald. 126 Davis, Dnrofhv Mae. 8'? Davis. Gail. 126 Davis. Jack IJohnII B9. 136 Davis. Norma. 89 Davis. 0115. 89 Davis. PaIva I36 DaVis. Phillip. 103 Davis. Run. 112 Davis. Sonia. 157I I96. 218 Davis. Willie. B9. 233 Dav, IEuqeneI45I103 Deardoff. Roger. 126 Dearwesfer. Kenneih. 126 DeBord. Roland.103.206I'212 Dee. Jacqueiine. 57. 61. II2 Dee. Veronica. 126 Deer. Virginia, 112 DeGmmmond. Richard. 15. 112. 214 DeGrummond. Ronald. 112 Dehner. Janet 63. 126 Deininger. John. 112. I92I 203 DeinIain. Tom. IIZ DeiIers. Fred. 59. 103 Delanev. Eugene.l?9.185 Delaney. Lacey Demmoris. Ruth. S9. 112. 204 Denike JDII'IH VeIrnon. 126 Denike. Rebecca CcrdillaI 57. E9 Denike. Robert 112 Danika. Rufh. 63. 112.206 Dennis. Carl. 103 Dennis. Emily. 112 Dennis. Floyd. 126 Dennis. FIovdI 136 Dennis, Joanne. 112. I39. I53 DeNoma. Cefherine. 136 DeSalvo. Grace. 112 Dezarn, Ken. 126. 181 Dick. BeHv. I023,208,211 Dick. Larv. II Dickerson. Jerry. 103 Dicks Floyd. 112 DiepI'IIausI Don 103 Diesslin. DoroIIIv. 103 DiefricI'III Arfhur. I12 Dillard. Lucille. 112 Dillard. Vivian. 59 Dillinger. Edward. 136 Dinkins. Carol. 112 Dipuccio RovJohn.123 Disani'o. Joe 126 Disbenneff. Francis II2 DisbenneII'I PauI. 126 Dixon. Lerov. IIIZ Dixon. Marie. 126 DixonI Mildred. 103 Doan. Robert I03 Dubell. Norman Joseph 89 Docfer. Helen. 61. 112 DncIer. Melva. I26 DocIor. ShirIey. 103 Dodds. Bernice. 112 Dolan. Edward. 126 Dold. Joseph Harry. 103 Doll. Beverly. 89 Doll. Joyce. 63. 126. 2013 Donald. Willie. l12 Donaldson. Fredrick. I 2 Doolev. Alien. 126 DaoIevI Elizabeth. 112 Donohoe. Kthleen. I36 Duran, James. 103. 206 Doran. Thomas. 126 Dessenbach, Ronald. 112 Dossenback. Ray. 126 Dougias. LeroyI 81. 103 Douqlas. Regina. 57. 112 Dowd. NeIlieI I9 Bowers, Earl. 126 Bowling. Jerry, I26 Doyle, William Andrew. 212 Drace, Henry. 19.41 Dragod. Louis. 126. 177 Dragon. Charles. 112 Drake. JudiII'I. I26 Drees,RonaldI112 DriIImeyer. RoIberf. II2 Driscoll, James. 103 DruIII HeIen. 109 DrydeInI JuiiaI. l9 Duenne. Robert. 126 Dukes. Queen. 6II II2 Dukes. Reynolds, I36 Dunaway. BoniIa. 59. 62.77. 112. 204, 208 Duncan, Bernard. I36 DuncanIGIoriaII3I15.67.76II04II44I 147.151.210 DuncIan. Virginia 126 DunhoIIIerI Lee Allen. 126 Dunitmn. James. 126 Dunn. Ciarence. 126 Dunn. Louise 136 Dunn. Marv, 126 Dunn. Sarah 27 DunnIThomas.112l2 Durbin. William. DurreifII RooseveIlIII 104 20621.1 214 Duskin.IMarvAnnI63112 DuwaI. James John. 126 DweIIvI. Earl. 104.185. I90. 206 kaes. Arnold Sidney. 104 DykesI HaroIdI 126 Eaton, Barbara. 112 Eaton. Virgil. 126. 186. I90 Eddins, Cuba. 1 6 Eddins. Lois. 126 Edeler, Joann. 112. 218 Edmonds. Peggy Sue. 66. 89. 156 Edwards. Bejfe. 112 Edwards. Edward, 113 Edwards. Margar6+ Pauline 70 89 206 Edeards. Shirley. II 3 Ehrman. Tony I 26 Ehrnschwendar. Ray. 57, 126 Eichelbrenner. Gail. I2. 39I I49 Eichhorn, Thelma. 113 Elahee, Bashier. I77. 113 EIam. Virginia. 113 ElineICarI. 104. 184.135 ElkIn5I. RIchaIlI-d Lee. 12 67. 71. 84. 139. I72 212 Eiiiof. JerI2.ry II26. I55 EIIIOI'I. Helen. EliioII'. Joe AnnII 264. Ellis. Dunaid. l 6 Elll5. Joe. 104 Ellis. Roniald. I27 ElsasserIEdwinI 113.113 Elsener. Judfih RuIII 69I. 8I9I II206, 208 EmgryI WiIIieI II3 Emerson. John 113 EmmerI-I Ralph. I127 Emmerf William. II3 Enqel. Anna. 61. 113 Enqel. DanieIl. 104 England. Denver, 9. 113 EnqlemIanI Jerry. 127. 186 Ennis. Marian, 63. 127 Ennis. Richard. 123 Enyard. Maxine. 61. 113 Epperson. Merle. I27 Ermer. Jim. 127 ErIeII Le55lie. 45. 104- ErIeI. ?airicia, 63 66. I27 Eslinq. Thomas Michael. 127 Eslinger. Ray 113.190 Espv Fred.127 E51211. ShirIey 104,225 E4herinq1'on, BeHv. I27. I44. 204 EIIIringIon. Roberi Evans. Larry Leroy. I27 Evins. PhII Lowell. 9. 90. I72. I74. 189. 21 113. 204. 211. 216 Evans. Ruih. 90 Evers. Roberi Louis. 57, 127. I45. 177. 20 Eversole.Dennis.127 Ewina Claude 7I. 113 Ewinu Colela. I27 Ewina. Georqe KirIrI 90I IBTI I90. 216 ExIerkamp. PI'IyIIis. 127 Fader.DoroIhv.63.127 FaircI'iild Frank.8.17,l9.28.32 Farle KanneIhI 59. RI. 127 Farre l. Larry Ca1vin. 90 Rarrell. Ranald.113 Farrell. Torn. FarringIIonI ICIIaI'IES. 113. 211 Farrianon. J.. Faquner. BarbarIaI. 61. 113 Feck. Verna 113 FeickIJuhnI127 Feie LoreHa JeanI 90 206 211 Feidhaus. Edward. II3Il. I85. I9IZ FeIrII'IausI Frank, I13. I92 FeId-haus. Frederic. 67. 71. 74. Feldkamp. Thomas LerIcv. 127l Feldmann. Rosamarv, II3 FeIIcn. Ccrneiius. II3 FeHon. Marv. II3 Felfs. vace. 127 Feruuson. Duane Clarence. 12. 90. 206I 2I5 Ferguson. Ernesi- Dean. 104. 206 Ferguson. Gearqua. 127 Ferguson. LoreII-a Fave. 90 Ferguson. William. 113. 205 Fernedinq. Larry George. 127 Fife. Eugene. I36 Findiav, Robert 109 FingerhuI-I Edward, 113 Finley. WiIIiam. 127. 205 Finn Lee Jamess. 990. 189 Fiorina. SoniaIS Fish. CIharloHeI Dianne. 84. 90. 211 Fish Pafricia.127 FisherI BilIv. 180, I90 Fiizqerald. Charles. 61. 127 l27. 208 241 FiIzpaI'rick. Flcvd. I36 FiIzpaIrick. Glenn. 136 FiIzwaier. Jewel. 33. 63. I27 Flanagan. JeanneIIeI 90 FlaneryI Roger. 104 FIeckensIein. RusseIl. 123 Fiexner. Rev. 104 FlowersI James. 61. 187 F1ynnIJuaniia. 136 Foqle. Joseph, 123 Foqle. Judy. 63. 127 Foqlesonq. RobIerf. 109, 204. 206 Fed. ChaIIIes. FolI:I.CI-Iar1e35.6123 Foley JamesI I36 Foley. Josepi'iine Carolina, 72 104.196 Folev. Rosemary. 127 Foley Shirley. 61 Foleggner. Art 7. 42. 70. 104. I44. 154. Poole. Jim. 127 ForbeI5.FIoIrenceI127 Forbes. Harry FIEIJVdI 90 Ford. Bernice. 104 FurdILarry.127 chfair. Bernice. 104 chier. Bessie. I04 FasIer. Earl. I27 Fofhergiil. Dave. 90. 233 FoxIFredI 127I18 Fox Leroy. 104 Fox. Marilyn. 33. 6B. 208 Franecki. Angu5I1,143 Frank Diana.127 Frank. DonaIId 123 FrankI Jesse 136 FrankI Ronaid 123 Franklin. Pa? I27 Frasier. IIRoberI' 123 FrIaziei'I. Ho5ea. 104 Frazier.Jcan,127 Framer. Regina. 90 Frazier. WiIIiarrII. I36 Frederick. Carol. I27 FrgaerickI Harry Eugene. 104. I72. 174. French. Andrew. I9 French. Gwendoiyn. 104 Freeman. Jack. 127. 181 Freeman. Johnnie 127 Frey, Fred Georqe. 90 FrickIe Kennefh. 127.186.192 Frimming. TI-IarI-IIas. I27 Frisbv. Roberf. 127 155 FriIscI'iI Gmny, I27 Fri1f5. ISeHvJaneI 104. 206 FriIzIReqinaI127 FrosII. Edmorid George 90 Frye. Grace Frye. Vivian. I04 204 Fuller. DoroIhv. 57. 63 FuIler. Druecilla. 90. I47 FulIer. Lois. 104 Fuller. Lui'iea. 104 Ful+on. Ruby. 127 Fqu. Heien. 61 Gabriel. Herberi. 127 I GaiIev. Mary. 127 ' Gaines. RosellaI127 GaifheIIThomasclifford.104.172.174 Gaius. IGeorqe 59 GalbraIth Giles. 127.177 6615. JoyIce. II23 Gardner Danny. 127121777 Gardner. Raymond. GarneII'IClaude. 10.I90I178I I79. 180. 189, 276. 233 Garrison. James, 176 Gaskins. Allan. 61. I27 Gaskins. JameIs Elmer 90, 233 Gaskins MiIIonI I92 2I5 Gatewood OscIar. 61 GaIewood WilIiaIm 127 Gauck Roberi Michael. 90 Gauck. WilfredI127 Gayheiari. ShirIer 59 Gecks. Jack William. 90 GecRsI Lois 127 Geeks. Ronald Charles. 90, 206. 233 65c; I-IaInI James, 104 GehrianBiIII104. 185 Gehrlein. David. 127 Geis. Edward Allen 123 GeraIrd. David Alien. 127.2 Gerbus. Joe. 12. 23 B4. 178.0179. 180, GerI'IIarde Wilma. 127 Gerke. Thomas, 127 Giar. Beverlv. 136 Gibbs. Cafe. 127 Gibbs. Pairicia. 104. 218 Gibson. Janet 123 Gibson. John. 128 Gibson. OIIie 128 Gibson. Shiriev. 104 Gilberf. Charles. 185. 187 Gilbert Lewis Edward. 233 Gilbert Mary. 104 Gildav. Roberf. 81 I GiIdrv. Robert 123 Gilkersonfi Judifh. 104 Gillian. Phillip, 123 Gilmore MarvI 104 Gilpin CIifforcIJ I36 GinzinqerI Richard. 128 GIIaIthaar. Frank, 19. I42 Glosser. James. 104 GloverI Kenneih Gene, 128, 214 GloverI SarahI Z, BOI 114.222 Glover. Shirley. 104.218 GoberI Willis. 104. 212 Godbev. Albert, 233 Godbey. Delores, 114 Godberry. Janet 136 Godbv Jim,114 Godfrey Dorofhy Evelan72I149 206, 213 Godfrey. Thomas ArihurI 206 GoeddeI Bill, II4I172I 174. I7BI 180. 1139 GoherI Aifred II4 Goins, Wil1iam. 123 Goiay. Phyllis, 123 6016fussI Shirley, 123 Goldsiein. Benny, 104 GaleerI AIfredI I23 Golev. Iva, 63I 128 60051511. Margaret, 12B Gouda, Jeane. 104 GoodmanI Ralph, II4 GoodwinI Ray, 31 114 Gcrdon, Mae. 128 Gormi1lerI Michael. 136 Goshede, Lamarr. 120 Goshade, ThomasI 114 Gosnev.DonI114 Goyefie, Joseph, 114 I92 Grace. BunnieI 123 Grady. CharIesI 104 Graham.JovceI59I114 Grant. Patricia. 114 MB Grant Phy1lis 30,114,147I208I218I 236 Grant Wiliiam, 125 Graihwohl. GaryI 114 Graihwohl, JohnI 104 GrayIHarryI59I114,181,185 Gray. Olive. II4 Grebe, Ken, 123 Green. Charles, 114, 181 Green. Margaret, 57. 128 GreenI Marvin. 128. 186 Green. James, IW36I Green, JamesW GreeneI Donald. 11I4II 4,177 1131 Greer, Daniel BrooksI 91 233 Green Danna, 114 204, 208 GreerI GeorgeI 128 Greer, Lucy, 128, 208 GreerI Rebecca. 128 6 :an Robert 123 GregoryI AlvaI 128 GreqorvIBeHieJeanI104 GraqorVI Moses, 123 Grave, Thomas. 104 Grevious. Char1ohe. 120 GrierIBOb. 104 Griiiis.Bi11ie.ll4.l28 Grimes. Da-vid. 123 Grissorn. Aaroi-I. 104 Griule, BeHv. 104 Grab. Marv. 114 Grohs, Teddv. 114 Gross. EdwardI 128 Gross. Fred, 104 GrossmanI Joan MarieI 9i Grover, MQI'V Nice. 53 Grubbs Bobbie JeanI 128 GruenerI Marqarei, 59 Gruener. Norberi, 114 GulleHI Audrey. 136 Gurlev. Doqu 128 Gusseii. Judv. 5. 63. 128. 211 Gufirunu MaruueriIeI72.128 Guv. KenneH'II 128, 186. I92 Haas, Jim. II4 Heberle, Charles, 19 HaskerI LeeI 104 HaddixI Dorofhv. 128. I43 Haehnle Richard. II4I 189 HIaIffI CharlesI 123 Hafiz RichardI 104I 206 Hale. BenneII 128 HaIeI Larry LeeI 128 HaIe. Naomi Rufh. 104 1'1313VIC1'101'155,59I114I Halienburg. John, 30I 91 H511. AIiCiaI I9 HaIII Barbara Fav. 104 HallI Edeard Clement 91 Hall, Emory, II4 Ha1IIGIadvsI104 Hall. RonaIdI 123 H511. Svivm. 31! 61.114 Ha1l Wanda I23 HaIIbauerI Barbara 114 HeIIerI Charles. 114 HIa-Ipiri Dennis. 104. 206 HalusekI Dorofhv, II4 Hamblin, Russell, 128 Hamilfon, 0e11. I36. 186 Hamilfon. GwendovnI 1'20 HamilmnI Marv Catherine. 104 Hamilton William, 57, 128 Hamlin. Sue Carol. 91 Hamm, William KeiIhI 91 Hammock Marv LouI 136 HammonI Roqer. 123 Hammond. Don. II4 Hanan, Alma. 19 Hancock Edna. 104. 204 Hancock. John. 128. 204 Hancock, PaII 128 HankersonI Lurefia. II4 HannaI9a-II11. 104 HanselmanI Johnny. 114 Hanselrnan, Sonia, 63I 114 HansonI Richard, 123 Hardin, Dorothy, 104 Hardin, Robert 104 HardingI ClarIaI 128 Harding. Frank. 104 Hardman. EileenI II4 Harqis. CalvinI 114I 140, 190 Harman, Kennefh, I28 Harp. SoniaI II4 HarperIDavidIS9I114 HIarperI John, 91. 233 Harper. Robert 114 HarrelII Pairicie Louise. 91 Harris BurIisI 114 Harris, Carl Raymond, 13I 67, 82, 91 HarrisIEsiherI104 Harris HousionI 114.204 Harris. MaryI 136 Harris, Mary, 91 Harris, Marv H.114 Harris, Sylvia, 128 HarrisonI Audrey, 211 HarrisonI Barbara. 104 Harrison, Myra, bII 114 Harf. Eugene E.I 19. 35. 201. 206, 207 HarII William. 1 Harfzel, LoreHaI I9 HasserH. Edward. 114 Haifieid, Bud. 136 HaihawayI Geraid 128 Hafhaway. Mafilda 59.114.145 HaifeqdorfI R055, 104, 178 216 Heifer, Wayne CIiHardI 1'28 Hauqabook. Phyllis JeanI 91 Haungs, Wilma VirginiaI 72, 91I 211 Hauser Peaqv. 109 Hawkins, Me1vin. 114 Hayden, Lois, II4 HayesI Jerome, 128, 156 Haves. PEGGY Ann. 104 HaynesI Barbara, 128 Haynes, ShirievI 114 Haynes. William. 104 Hays William Earl. 1213 Heai'h, Willie, II4 Healwole. James. 123 Haber, L015. 114 HedgesI Charles 51an1ey,84,91I 137, 141. 190.208. 215 216 Heflin. Dem 114 Heil. WilIiam. 114 Heimbrock. Howard Henry, 92 Hein, Phi11ip, 114 192 205 Heiniarnan. Deanna, 105 123 Heineman Donna 105 HelnleinI Doneid. I36 Heinrich, John Robert 92. 173, 174.233 Helmer, George Bernard. 92 HelionI DelmerI 105. 206 Helfon, James. 136 Helion. Jayne, 65, 66I 128, 167 Helion LanaI114 HemianWilliam.128.181.1136 Hemmer, Raymond EdwardI BI 92, 211. Henderson. Evon. 61. 114 Henderson. MarieI II4 Hendren, MarshaII. II4 Hendrickson, JackieI 128 Henn, KenneIhI 105, 211 Henn. SI-anley, 128 Henneqan. David. 123 Henry. Joseph. 59I 92. 144 Henry. Joseph W.. 57, 92, 192 Heva Raymond 136 Henschen. Beverly. 128, 211 Henschen, Carol, 128 Hensley, CaiharineI II4 Hensley, Fred, 128 Hensley, Jack, 128 Hensley. Ruby. I29 Hensley. how 123 HensonI MernI. I36 Herqef, Jack, 56I II4 Heriinq. Margaret II4 Hermes, EensonI 128 Herndoi'I. Richard. 128 Herriqan Barbara. III 115 Heslar. CIarenceI 19, 47, 87 Hess, Frank. 11 HessI Melwa. 125 Hess, Wilma Colleen 105 Hesse. Robert 115. 177 Heizser, Andrew. 115 Heuser. Kennefh 115 HewifII BeHy, 109 Heybruch, Terry, 115 Hickman, Dana Clarence, 93 Hickman. Paul Dean. 92 HIcks. Frank Deiano. 912 Hicks. Geraldine, 105, 206 Hicks. James. 128 Hicks James Franklin. 128 Hicks, Juaniia, 33, 1213, 214 Highlander. Marv, 128 HilberII Janice. 129 HiidebrandI Joan. 57, 129, 203, 211 HildebranI RonaIdI 1 Hill, Beiiv JaneI 63. BS, 129 Hill. BeHv LII 66, 68. 115. 195,200, 208 Hili, ChariesI 115 Hi1II Danny. 115, 177 HiIII Donald. 1231. 177I 185 Hill. EdwardI 115 Hi11.Ewe11. 129 HilI, IdaI 59I 129. 153 HiIII JoannI 115 Hill. Lois, 129 Hi11IPa1riCIaAnn 83I105 HiII RonaIdI129I I77 HilIard Yvoi'lne. 115 HilleICI-amIEI115 HilImanI Caiherlne. 129 HillmanI W511, 59I 1,15 185 205 HilpolsIeImerIJalie.129I177.186 HilverII Joe. 11 Himmelmann, LSeOn-ardI 19 HinfonI Pauline. 115 Hobbs. Wendell. 115 Hodge, Barbara. 129 Hodge, ClaudeI 105 Hodqe, Edna. 129 Hodge, Virginia, 211 Hodqeman, Meriha, 129 HoeksemIBI. James Roberi, 92 HoeIIeIRichardI129 Hoff BeHyI 129, I44 Hoff, Pairicia Ann, 64 92, I91, 206. 211 Hoff, RevJohn, 105 205I2 06 Hoffman, Fred, 19 9.23I 41 Hoqan. Jim. 115 Hoqeback. Jan. 115 HoIadvI JanieI 63. 79. 115 HoIbrock John Harry. 57. 92 HoIcomb. CharIaIIe 63, 129 HoIIaI-II Wi11iam, 105 Hcliand, Sue, IISI 210 Ho11andswcr1h, Arvil, 115 HoIIidaVI Janet, I29 HoIIidav. Joe. 129 HoIIingswoth, Rosalie P61. 129 Holman. Jean, 05 H011: DOrofth 105 H011, LoreHa. 129 Half William, 129 Holihaus. Lvn,129I 177 HoIIkampI Kenneii-I ArihurI 92 Homer, Charles, 129I I91 Homer. Wayne, 129 Henican. RonaldI 129 Hood, Pele, 115 Hooq, Richard, 129 Hooker. Joyce. 129 Hopkins. Anna, 136 Hoppe, Walier Anfhonv. 105.206 Hopper, Ray William, 92, 129 Horan. Judy. 115 Horn, Clarence. 115 Horn. Joe. 115 HorIDnIGary. 105.176 Horion JackI129. 186 HorionIRoberIaIlaIIZI7OI82I105I 153 Horion. Sara. 115 Huuiihan, Jo Ann 136 HauserI CarolynlI 7129 Howard. MeIa. Howard. ShirlevI 761 115I 211 Howell, George Phillip, 92 Howland, Charles. 129. 186 Hrzic. SfefanI 59.92 Hubbard, VirainiaI 61. 115 Hubbard, Richard, 105 Huber. Donald Dean, 92. 208 HuckabyI Eillv. 123 Huckabv. William. 129 Hudson. David. 136 Hudson, NaomiI 115 HuekIerI Donald Raymond, 92 Huesman. Tom Joseph, 6. 57, 67, 92, ZOII 215 HIuI-f. Beverly 129. 208 Huff James CrossI 92 Huches, Alma. I36 HuqhesI Sfeven. I36 Huuhes. Theda Mae. 92 Hung, Marvin. 115 708 Hulqin. William. 129 Hulsman. Donald. 129 HumperII James. 57, IISI 204, 211 Humohrev, Fav 105 Humphrev, Harold 105 HunI'I JamesI 115,177, 181 Hunter Richard 129 Hunflev Anna. 136 Hursf, Euqene Gerald. 92 HursI-I Joan, 1 Hurst. Judifh. 109 Hursi', Thomas 115 Hllrie Marv. 123 Huicherscn. Garland LeeI 105, 206 215 lnabniff. Carol, 123 Inman Eldridue 115 Invarf. BeHv. 115 Ireland GarvI 109 lsIaacI Shirlev 115 Isaacs. Man. 129 Isnacs, Arihur, 136 lsbeIII WiIma 136 kame. Elaine, 179 Ivory. William 93. 233 Jackson. Arnold 129 Jackson, Elizabeth Lee. 93 242 Jackson. EIhel. 129 Jackson. Howard. 136 Jackson, Juanita, 115. 211 Jackson, Kathleen. 123 JacksonI Richatd Wiiliam. 93 Jackson. Robert 115 Jacobs. Kaiherine. 61, 115 JacobsenI Chrisfian Ivar, 66, 74, 32, 93. I42. 143I 173. 174.203. 206.215 JacubsonI Bee. 1?. 76I 130, 146 James, Charles, 123 James. Freda. 115 James. Vonnie. I36 Jamison, Jean, 105,218 JanserI Darlene, 129 Janson Frank. 105 Jarmon, Carl 115 JasperIRuvI115 Jeffery Marvin Leo 30, 93 Jeffers. Richard, 115 Jefferson. Geurqe'rfa, 115 JenkinsI ChIarleiI 115 Jenkins. Eula Mae. 93 Jenkins, Herbert 59, 115, 177, 187 Jenkins. HoraceI 129 Jenss, Fred. 76. 105. I44, 147 JerreaIs. BarbaraI 115 Johns, OIiverI 109 JohnsI Shirley, 123 JohnsonI A1ber1a.93. 129. 215 JohnsonI Carl, 1 JohnsonI Charles, 105. 135 JohnsonI ChrianeI 115 Johnson. Dewey, 115 JohnsonI GaIbrieffaI 105 Johnson, HildegradeI 19 Johnson. Julia, 115 Johnson. Marqarei Louise. 93 Johnson, Ruberf William. 93 JohnsonI Ronald. 123 Johnson. 5. WadeI 6. 56I 57. 64. 66. 74. 93 201 Johrison William 129 JohnsonI Wyman, 115. 205 Johnsfon.MariealrII?63,7lI115 Juhnsiron, Paul Johnston. Ruih JolyceI I3. 56. 57. 76, 77, 105.146.159.194I195I196I 206I 208. JOZIiISI Carrie, 105 JanesI Arihur. 123 Jones. BobI 105 Jones, CharIene. 59 115 Jones, Charles OrvilleI 93 Jones. Fey. 1 Jones Gerrv,129 Jones, HomerI I9. 22 JonesIIJamesI 105.115.2136 Jones. James F.129 Jones. James T.I 105 206 Jones. Josephine 115 Jones. Juaniia. 115 Jones, LI-arrv. 105 JonesI Lawrence, 123 Jones. Robert 115 Jones. Run. 115 Jones. Ronald. I29 Janes. Ruth I9. I23 JonesI Sue. 105 Jones. Vassie. 105 Jones. William 105 Jones, Wiliiam Sidney, 93 Jordan, Emma. 115 Jordan. Jean, 61, 115 Jordan. MildredI 123 Jordan. P61. 105 Jnrdan. Ravmond, 136 JordanI Shirley JeanI 7'2 93 Jordan. SIanleyI 115 Jordan. Wiiiie. 123 JuHadauroI Larry. 109 Kaeser. Edward. I105 Kahnv. Richard KaIIschmidI-I Phillip. 129. 211 Kamphaus Velma 0 Kanei. GarneIIeI 123 KaneI'I ThomasI 129 KasselmannI Robert '09 KaH-ImannI Norman ChrisIopher, 93I 105 Kafz. Richard, 115 Kauffman. George. 129 Kaufz, Randall, 11. 105 155. 187. 216 Kawoski. P31. 116 KaylorI Lonny. 129 Kevlar. WilliamI 129 KavserI Barbara. 116 Kearns. John Mariin. 105 Kecion KenneIhI 123 Keil, Nick. 105 KeiIh, ChariesI 129 177. 186, I92 KellemI Marianne Elizabeih. 105 Keller. Larry. 105. I41, I90. 216 Kelley, Eila Mae. 93 Kel1v. DeIores. 61. 11!: Kellv. Freddie. 116 KelIvI Marv. 63I 129 Keliv, Pa1'I63I 116 Kellv Ranaid.57.116 Kelly, Rose. 129 KeIIyI SusanI 38I 52I61I116H Kellv. WilliamI 116 Keliv. Athur. I36 Kemme. Jack Ed. 105 Kempiin, Joseph, 116 KandgllI Tom. l05. I73. I74. IBSI 2i I. 2H: Kennedy. Carol. III: Kennedv. Eleanor. 20 Kennedy. RonaIdI I23 Kern. Lesier. Ilb Keys. Hayden. III: Kidd. Biilv. I05. 206 KiddI HaHie. Ilb Kidd. JeanneHe. III: KiddI PaIrIcIa. llb Kiffmever. Robert I2? Kihnke. George. l2? Kihnke. Jerry Edward. l2? Kinderman. Bill. II6 Kinq. Eefiv. lib Kinq. Danny, 74. I29I I77. 204 Kinqq. Jacqueline. 59. 62, 72. Mb. I58. l6 Kinq, James, I23 KincI Lois. lib King. Yvonne, 69. 72. 5'3. 169. 206 Kinne. James. 20 Kinzback, JerrvI I29 Kirby. William. I05 Kircher. Alexander. I05 KisnerI Joan. II6I 2II KissingerI Jane. l05 Kifchen. Ann. 63. l2? Klein. Bobbie. I29 Kiern, Torn Ilb Klenk. GweIndolyn. l05 Kienk. Roberfa. llb KIopIISIein WIIIIIam. 70. I05. 206 KIoIhI Kenneth. I05. I85. I87 Knauber. Carl, II6 Knebel IMvrna, 57. lib. I53 Knith. Jim Louis. I05. 208. 2II Knith, Narma. I30 Knippenberg. Harold Il6 Knopf. Anifa Illean. 23, AH, 69. 93. I50 WI. 206. 20? Knox. LIcIIyd LeIe. 93 KnuaI. Edward. I30 Kober. Carol. I05. 208 Koch. Carol. 33. II6I 206 Koch. Joyce. I30 Koch. Manfred. I30. I77 Koch: Robert 105 Koepke. Joe I30 KoesIer. SheIIaI 55. 56. 57. 78. 80 ll6. I45. I54. I95. 208 ZIB. 234 Kohaiike David. Ilb Kohlman. RonaIId. I36 Kolde. CIaroI HG 2IB Kolde JamesI Thomas 93 KoldeI Jane? l05. 208. ZIB Kunnanan. RusseIIRandolphI I30 I55 Konrad. Caroie. I30 I95 Korie. Mary. I30 Kraemer. Auqusi Andrew. 105 Kraemer. Lesier I30 Kraft Walter. 57 I30 KramerI Ray William. 93. 205 KramerI Verna. 63. I30 Kreke. Roaer FredIrIck. I30 Krekeier. Thomas. II6 Kramer. JerryI I30 Kresser. Frank. I36 Kresser. MelvaI 26 Krier. JohnI III5. 205 KmqerI Rev John. 93 Krueqer. Jus?ine. I30 Krueqer. Marlene. I05 Kruse. Marceline. I30 Kuderer. Edmond. ll6 Kuehn. IIrVIn. IS 20. 23. 38 89. HI I43 I50. I77, I34. I85. I01: Kuhl Tim. I05 K-Ihn. Cari II6 Kurias. Nick. I30 Laborn. Daniei. II6 Lackev. Beify. I05 Lackev. Helen. I30 LadriqanI MarIvin. I23 Laqaly. day. 20. '22 89. MI I43. I44, I85. I86 LaImb. Shirley AIrIIIn. 57. 72. I05, I95. I97. 200. ZIEI Lamps. Fred. I16 Lampkin. JarInes Guy l30 Land. Albert Leroy. 94 Land Shirlee. I30 Lane. Par. I30 2ll Lane. RalehI I30 Lanq. Paul. I30 Lanqhorsf ILarry WiIIiam. 94. 2M: Laznlqgiey CaroIJo. 65I 66. 94. IISISI 206. Lanlfer, Joyce. I3. I4. 73. 77. 78 85. ISI3B. I53, I94, II99 208. 2I8. 234 LaInIfeIr WilliamTSIanIevI 64127.94 Lape, IZIIII'I S, Larqin. JuanIIIaI. 7IOSIIZIB LaroIess. CharIIesI l23 Larry. ErnasI. I23I IBI Lauferbach. Danna. l05 Laux. GofifriedI l05 LavatorII Eleanor. I30 Lawrence Laverne 51. III: Lawson. Carolyn Mae. 94 Lawson. Frank, I36. 2lI Lawson. Virginia LeeI Laxion, James. III: Lav. Norma. Ilb I06. 206 Leaman. ElizabeIh. 20 Leavell. Myron. lIb Leaverion.JDvceI I06, I48 Laber. Jack. 57, Mb, 204 Lee, .JIaneI. Ho Lee. Mary. II6. 204. 208 Leeds. Thomas, I30 LehmkuhlI Don. Ilb Lehmkuhl. Rose. 63. III; Lemkuhi Stanler. 9I4 Leiqh. JcI; Ann. I30 Leigh. RIIa. I30. Ile LeIsfner. CIIarol IAnn. Ilb Lemons. Sue. 105 Lenser. FredI 77. BS. llb. WU LepperII Roberf Thomas. l30 LeppIeI Joseph. BI. Ill: Lepple. RuIII. llb LeschI Michael. I30 LEN. BIII. Ill: LewisI Charles, I30. I75 Lewis. CIarenceI I30 I77 Lewis. Dornfhy. III: Lewis. Gene Ira. 94 Lewis. Georqe. llb Lewis. Geraldine. lib Lewis. Julia. I30 Lewis. Julia A., I31: Leyendecker Louise 2.94 206 -ilIie Earl. I06. I90 2Ib Lind. PeierI. 59. I62. 07. 76, I06. 204 Lindsav. RSnaIId l06 Linierf, BeHv. I30 LInkI Rasemary. I36 Link, Sue. l30 Lipos. Donald. 57. I06 Lifile. PI'IVIIIS. IIE Livingston. Mary. I30 Locapui'o. John. I05 Lockharf, Don. II6 LoebkerI Ken LeeI 130 Lohrer. Larry, I30 Lona. EeH'v. I30 Lona. Charles. I36 Lona. Clifford. I36 Lonq. aneHa Sue. I30 Lonq. DorIs. 72. l06 Lonq. Earnesfine. llb Lonqboiiom. Chiil'les WiiIiarn. I30. 208 LoIII Beverly 6II Ilb LoudIerbacIt. Marilyn. I30 Louis. Charlie. 3I Love. Howard. II6. ISII I57 aniH. James, ll6 LovIH. John. I30 ander. Mary Ann. 57I I30 LoweI Pairicia. l06. I44I 206 Lowery. Eva, IOb Lowrv. Clifton. llb LowryI Janice. 53. III, Lowrv. Nancy. 53. I30. 2ll Lev. WillIam HerschelI9-1 Ludwia James. IIIS Luh. Ronald Dwight 94I IBS. I87 Lurripkin. Robert. I30 Lund, WIaII'eI' 20 22. 33. 70, 209 Lundv. Evereife Luuise. 94 Lundv. Lorraine. IIOBL'J LuHs Barbara 57Il LuxerIIberqer. KennaIIIIIiI. l06. I78. 208 kaIns. James. l23 LersI LiIa I23 LvonsII DenInis. I06 Lyons OdeII II Lynch. RavI I00 I88 2III 2I5 Lvnch. SIeveI 130 Lvnch. Sue. 94 220 lunch. VeneIIaI I30 Lvnch WIIIialm. I05. I85. 2I6 Lynn. Judv.l Mack. John. lib, I208 Madden, CecIlI III: Maddix. Teddy. 57. 53. I30. I44. 204. 205 Maddox. Evelyn. lob Maddox. Robert I36 Mahan. Charlene. II7 Mahan. Ronald. l30 MTIIIII'IEI ElizabIeI'h. 20, 33. 42, I42. I49. 54 Makin. Jerry. II7I IEI MaiadIv. Walier Lesier. I30. I8I. 2II Malloif. Harry Michael. 94 MalloffI Ruth Ann. bl. II7 Malone. Larry. l06 ManchesierI Robert II7 Manis Beiiv. I06 Mann. EarII I30. I8I. IE6 Manning. Myrna. I30 Mannix. George, I30 Marcum. BiII. I06 Marcum. OdaI Il7. I92 Marcum. Soniaa Lee. l06. 206 MarcumII Son II7 Marqolis BiIIlI I5I9I I62 I05. 204 Marion. Mary 57. II7 MarquaIIrdI Don. I30 Marsala. JIDSEDI'I. 56. 57. I30. I45 Marsh William I05 Marshall. VirqinIa Lee. I06 Mariin. Gafv. l06 MarIInI Georaia, ISO 204 Mariin. Gloria. II7 MarIInI Gwendolyn Frances. 94 MarIInI Joann. I36 MarIin. June, l30 Mariin, Lui'her. I06 Mariin. RoberI' D.. bl. II7I I0II 206. 2II Mariin. Robert Fredrick, I30 Martin, Ruih. I05 Mariin. SfanleyI I36 Mariin. SyIVIaI 20. ISI MarIin Wayne. I30 Masminsfer. Gayle Anifa. I06 MasminsierII Harrv.130 Mason. Dalia Graham. 74. J73. I74. I78. I00. 2I6 Mason. Leroy. I3I. I86 Mason. LvneIIeI l36 Mason. Patsy. il7. 2I8 Mason. PauII I3l Massenqale, Sam, II7 Maihes. Thomas. l3l MafhewsI JacquIeIine l3l Maihews. Maxine Rufh. 83, 94 MaIfhews. Errol. II7 MaHhews. Regina. IZI Maifhev. Dale. II7 MaIfInqle Gladys. 43. 57. 74. I37 MauoinI Jessie. l23 MaurerI JIerry. II7 Manse. Harold. I0? Maxwell. JohnI I36 May. Jeanneiie. I3I Mayer. Frank. 20. Ill. Mays. Jessie. II7 Mays, Johnev, I23 Mays. Vandeda. II7 McBride. Barbara. 55I I06. 213 McBride. MildredI 83. I3I McBurrows. Dora, I23 McCathyI Roberi', II7 McCathv. Ronald. II7 McCarIney. Rosalie, I06. F59I ZII McComas. BonnieI I36 McCoy. Cecilia. b3. I3I McCoy. David. II7 McCoy. Dolores. I23I 2II McCoy. Mark. l23 McCoy. Nancy bl. III7 204 McCrocklIn. M.ariIIvnI 57, II7. 208 2II McCullomI IWiIIIam Georg: 94 McCullcugIh. Jov I3! McCuIlough. SharleneI 10$ McDaniels. Harvey. II7I I77. I85 McDonald. SvIvia. II7. I58 McEwen. Edna. I3l McFarland. Cari Everett I06. l73. I74. 206 McGee. Earl L.. 95 McGee. Barbara. 76 80, 93. IOb. I39. I53. I73. 2I8 McEIIee IOgIeIreeI I0? Mcehee. Palmer: 4061 McGinler. Pei. I3I McGinleyI Richard, II7 McGrawI Raf. II7 McGuire. Clarence. I06 McGuire. Joyce. l3l McGuire. Sylvester. 59. II7 Mclnfosh, Alberi. I3I Mclnfosh. John, II7 Mcinfyre. Roberi TilIon. 94 McKennev. Nancy. I36 McKenzie. Mariha. I23 McKenzie, Waunefa Margarei. 94 McKinnevI Elaine. 57. 72. 95 McKinney. Joanne. I3I McKinnis Ronald. I3I McLean. PaI'I bl. II7 MdManusI WilliamI II7. I85. 2II McMuIIen. Mary, II7 McMulIen. Ronald I3I McNe.al. Thomas. l06. I85. ZII McPeIers. EvernI I06, 206 McPeI'ers. Linda. l3l McQuaid, Pat. II7 McQueary, Torn. II7 McQueen. RocerI II7 McWillIams. Jackie Donald. I87 Meadows. PaIrIcia. l23 Meder. Della. I3I Medley, Patricia, II7 Meece. Louise. I36 MeinersI Donald. I3I MeinersI Robert II7 Melfebrinck. WilliamI I3I MeIIonI Harold. I06 Meniruo. Joe I3I Menl. Tom. l06 Merqv. James. 106 Meredifh. WiIILam. 10, 20. '23. 33. IBGI I8II I87. IBBI I3? MerrIH'. CaIvin. II7 Merriff. Delores. II7 MerriI'II Robert I06 MerriHI TommyI I3I MervInI Delores Homer. 95. 2I0 Merz. Janet l3l Messerle. CharlesI 106 Messrrore. Charles. I3I Maize. LesierI I0? Meizler. Clarence. I3I Mever. CharIes. 33. II7 IMever, Clarence, IOLI llb Meyer, Eda. 20 37. I42 Never. Edward. II7 MeyerI Edwin. I05 Meyer. Norma. I06. 208 I43.15I.l56 I92. 208. 243 MeyerI Shirley. I36 Meyer. Wanda. I23 Meyer. William. II7I I42 MeyersI Carl. I Meyers. Carl 5., l23 Meyers. Janine Teddy. BB. 95 Meyers. Thomas. II7. 2ll MeyersI Veriia. 20. 22 MichaelisI Lois. I3I Michaelis. WaiterI lab Michaelscin. RonaId. l3l Michel. Daniel. II7 Middeiidorf. Carol J. II7. 208 Middendorf, Edward IGeoi-ige. lab. 2II Middandorf. Mary Ann, l3 Middendorf. Paul. II7 Middlefon. Ilarbara. I23 Milazzo. Charies DaIvid. 95 Milbru Janie.9 Miles. Larry Joseph. VS Miiey James. I06 MEIIer. BiIII 95 II7 Miller. Clerk. I06 MIIIerI Ernest 20. I42 Miller. George Anihony. I06 Milier. Geraldine. I3I Miller, Gloria. 63. '75. I52. 208. 209. 2II MIIIerI Joe. l3l Miller. Norma. II7 Miller. Richard. I3I Miller. Sammy. I3I. I74, 216 Miller. VirginIa. 20 Miller. Virginia Ann. 75 Miller. WIIIIam. 57. lob Miller. William R,. 233 Millhouse. James. II7 I77 MIIIhause. John. I3I. i77 MIIIs. Rosella. I3I MIneIIa. Vicior. I06. ZII Minnich. Henry Aivin. lOb Minion. Gail. II7 MIracle. BIII. I3I Miracie. PM. ?5 Miichell. Barbara II7 MIIcI'IeIII Bonnie. I06. 2i! Mitchell. Cafherine. I01: Mitchell, Dossie. I3! Mitchell. Ernesf LorenzoI 59. 95 Mifchell, Jimmie Van. Il7 Mitchell. Jaseph. l0? MobIevI Herman. I05 Monian Pairick, II7 Montag. Charles. IBII I72 Moniqomerv. DoroIth I36. Mooney. Nice. II7 Moore. Barbara. 73. BI. Moore. Bunnie. I3l Moore, Brenda, 63. II7 Moore. Delores. 95 MooreI EdiIh. 20 Moore, Ernesi. 59. JI7 Moore. Glenna. 37. 7I. I06. 203. 2l3 Moore. Herbert Al. II7 MooreI Ida. 63. II7 Moore, Lee D.I 20 Moore. Marine. 57. II7 Moore. Mary SIIIe. II06 MooreI Tommie 75 Moorman Gloria, I3l Morblev CorneliLIs. I3l Moreland. Janet 70. 79, I06. I46. l56. I94I Iqb. 200 Moreicn. Richard. II7 Morqan. Carol. I31 Morqan. DelbeIrI'I I05. 206 Morgan. Donald. I06I 206 Morgan. Donald Rav 95. 20 5 Morgan. Doris, 69. 72. II7I I94 200 208 Morqan. Janet. l3l Morgan, JohnI I3I Morgan. Ralph Eugene. 1042. 142.208 Morr'aI Donald, I3I. I77 Morreil. Don. 57. 106. 20b Morris. Jame-Is. 3Il MorIorIII Beulaii Inez. ?5. I53I 206 MoscheII RaIph. 20 38. I59. 20? Mass. MIariIvrI, I3I Mofzer, Minnie. 20 Muunce. Pa'rricia Imogene. 57. 95. 206 Mowl. Georqe. l3l MueIIer. Darvin. 59. I07. I92 Mueller. George. 57. I3I Muelier. Gilbert I07. 206. ZII Mueller. John Raymond. I07. 2Il Mueller. Marilyn Ann. l07. 205. 2l3 Mulder. LiIIian. II MullIns. Juanita. 59 II7 Muncv. Buster. II7 Munch Marv Lou. l3l Murphy. Pairicia, I09 Murphy. Thames. II7 Murrav. BiIII I3I Murrav Joe, Il8 Murray Maraarei' I07 Murray. Richard III Murrie. Bruce. I07 Mussman. James. 20 2l0 Mvers. John. I07 Myers, Wanda. IOI. l23 Mvhand. Rufhie. I3l Naqel. Joyce. I3I Naqeleisen. Emil. IIB Massif Ronald AllenI ?5 154. lbe 2Il Nasiold, Elmer, I3I Nauman, Carl, 59. HS Navaro. RalphI. 20. I56 Neei ev. Shirley I07, 2I8. 227 Neely, Mona. I3I, 2H NeH. Mariorie. Il8 Neison, Roberf, IIB, I92 Neudigaie, Beverly, IIS Neuqebauer, Ray, Il8 Newcomb, BeIIv. I3I NewcombI Helen l23 Newkirk, James OIrviIIe, '75 Newkirk Marlene. I3I Newkirk, SamuelI I07 Newman, Jackie, I2, bHI IIB, I46, 20II 2I4 Newman, Richard. I31 Never, Charles Nichiinq, Gerald, Il8 Nicoieiii. Frank. 20, 38 Nichols, James, II8, 2I4 Nichcis, RaseHa, IIB NiemannI Gun+her Bernhardt 107 Noble DorisJeaen, 57, 95, ZIU I44. I95, mam. Noel, ICharloIIe, I3l, Norris, Marlene Gaii. 37I WI 69, 72 IO7I 208, 2II ZIH Norris, Marv. l3I Nuva Richard. Ila. I77 O'Bannion, Darlene, bl. HE 204 O'BannionI Don, 44 56I5 57, 7I, I07. I5II 206I I207, 209, I2I4 Obermeyer. Donn; RayeI I23 OchsI Gale, IZI O'Conneli, Kaihv, I3l, 204 OIDeII, Rth. IO7 Odums. Irey, IIB OgIeIree, Margaret 95 OhanionI Margaret 20 O'Hara. Roberi John, 57 96, 206I 2l5 O'Hara, Thomas, I3l Orme. Clifford. IO7. I92. 2H: Osborne, Mary, 6 . 8 Oser. Frank, l32 Osgood, Harrv, I07, I89 Osgocd, JanetI I07 Osie, William, IIBI IBI OsIendorf, Dpnald, 96 Osienkgmp, Richard, I32 OIis, Jean Ann, 63, I23 OH', JamesI HE, 204, ZII OH, Ronald. IO7 Owens, Anna. I36 OwensI Archa M., I32 OwensI Johnny, I32. I74 Owens, Wimlish. I07. I74, I78, I50, m Pabsi, DonaldI I32 Pack, Bob Gene, I07 Palm. Richard, bl, IIB Palmer, Fredrick, I32 PaImisano, Joseph, I32 Pappashales, Chriinne, 55I b9, l07, I44, I47. 205. 209. 209. 2H FappIashaIies. FriedIa. 55. 5I7 63; HI I32. I45 ParisI HelenI I32 Parker, Averv, IIB Parker, Dean, IO7 Parker, Jean, I07 Parks, Geraldme. I35 Parks, Julia. I32 Parnell. Raymond, I32 Parr, CIaQI'Icrine, I32 Parruif. Anna. IIB PIaIrroIf, Gerald, I32 Parroii, WandaI 5, bSI 83, I07, l57, I. 2H. 2l3 Paseley. Carol. I36 Pth, KiII'v, 204 Pefmon, Barbara, I32 Paimon. VivianI 9b Pairick, Esier, IO7, I94, PairinkI Ralph, I32 Paii'erscn, Barbara, bII IIB Paiferson, Fern, I36 Paiierscn, JuaniiaI I23 Paifersun, Walfer, I32 Paver, Jay, HE, 205 Paxion, James Bruce, I32 Payne, BobbieI I09 Payne, Harvey, IIB, I4l, I90 Peak, Waiter, I32. I76 Peeier, Torn, 107 Peeno, DIarla Dee, 76, I32, I45. 2H Peeper. Kenneih, I36 Peevler Audrey IIS Pairano, T W. I7 Peily AInna HIS, 208 Peizer, John, 57 96 I233 PeIIonII Judrih 63, 55, I32, I46 PembeII-Ion, HIeleIn, H3 PemberionII Joyce.I I07 Pence. James, Il8 Fendleion, Beulah, II8 Pendygrafi, EmmaI Jean, 72, 96I 20$ PenIff Elvereff Pearl. l3I2 Penninqion, Carol, 3b, 59, 67, 70. 79, I07, I52, 209 PenniIanIon Nancy, 95, 2Il Penninqion, Robert 57 I32 Peoples. EIIzabeIh, 20, 56 Perdue, BeHv, IIB Perkins. Allen. I23 J97. 2I8 Perkins, Dorman EdwardI 96, 206 Perkins. Edna. IIB PerkinsI W. C. IO7 Perry, Donna Sue, IO7 PerryI GlennI I07I 2l2 Parrv, Pairicia. I32 Person, Lola, bl. I13 Peiers, Ben. I07 Peiers. GerIuld Lee, 95, 233 Pquers. Lawrence Raymond, 2. 64, MI 6 Peferson, RemusI IIS Perrev SIIeII a, l32 Peircviich JuIlia. IIG Peyion, AIIma Loiiise, I07 Pfenninq, EvereH, IIB PIenninq, Shirley, I32 Pflanzer. John I07 Phelps. Donna IIBI Philles, DonaId, Phillips. Maurine; IIEIIheII 83, 96I I37, I49 2Il 2L3 Phillips, Eugene Phillips, Hurdie, II3IZBI I77, le, I92 Phillips, NormaIn Weslev 59. 95 PhillipsI RayI I74. IBSI I92 Philpaf, Gladys, IIB PicielheimerIJamesI ll8 Pieper. Thomas Theodore, I07 Pierani, Ernie, I32 Pierce, Albert. IIB Pierce, Barbana, I32. 2I0 Pierre. David, I32 Pilder, Arihur, 96, I85 Filler, ElisabeIh. I32 Pinkeif. Carrie. I07 PinksinnI Reqinald. 123 Pippin, Joyce, IIBI I9b, 2II Pisior, Kenneih, IIB, I9l PiHman Arihur. I23 Plank, EdwardI I23 Plait Harold. l23 PoeI-Iner, Jack WesIev. 96I 233 Painfer, Carrie, 63, I32 Painier, Clara. I32 Pollman. Patsv. IllsB Ponder Robert Poole, CIarolyn, 70II BI7I PooIeI, Donald RavI 9i; Porier, AndrewI Ila Porter, Delores, I07 Porier, Robert. ll8 Porier. Rovai. 2i. I48 PorfinI Charles, I23 PoIIer, Barbara, 53, HS PoifhoFf. Fred, I07, 206 Pofis. Lula, 6i, IIE Powell, DoroIiIv LeeI 96I I37 PoweII, George, I31: Powell. Howard E-Iuene. 233 PowellI James, I07. '2I2 2I5 Powell JaneI, 53, I32, I44. 204, 205 I07, 209, III PoweIII Jean, 96 Powell, Lois Jean 9!: Powell, WiIIiar'I. I07 Poynfgr, Pai. I32 PraI'herI Cherie; I32 I77 Praiher Fred, I32, 2II PraH-I Edward. I90 PraII'I Glenaos, IIB. I77 Prire. Adelheid. ll. 46 Drire, thllis, I'll: Prim Yvonne 9A 206 Prin'dv Jarret I32 Drielpmora Walipr I32 Dr7mniil Palnh I18 ProIIiII' Alfmdi I4 I7 59 Ni, 72 85, 93 IOI I07 I35 I39 I47I ISIS, 206, ?IQ DroHiH. JoannI 26 DIIrIIeII AIberI' I32 PIINH Jerrv, IIE Purdon, Dickie IIB PIIrdon Ernsi, l0? PIIrselI, Rabina I32 PvIe James, 2! 50 ISI PvIe, Robert I3I.2 ISI PerIIe. Lawrence II8 Pers,I Roberi' I0II I07, I89 OuinIan. Bari, 57, HR Quinn, DoneldI I32 Rang, Paul. RaineIs, PaIiII IBIII l07I I85 Raiser. John, IIB Ramev CharIleneI I32 Ramsay, Barbara, 83, I32 RamsayI Bonnie, I07 Ramsev, JeanneHe, IIE Ramsey, William, I32, le Randolph, Anna, I32 Randolph, Roberia. ll8 RNandoIph Walter IIB Rankin, PhiI lipI I07, 2I2 Ransom, Ray. I32I II53 Rapkinq. BarbaraI I32 Rapkinu Shirley, I32 Rapp Edward, HE, 205 Rasner IBaileyIII BaIrbara Jean. 96 Railiff AndrewT IIE I4I I77 Railiff, Run. I90 Raymond, BillI 67, 96 Raymond, Robert I32 Reder, Joe, I18 Redraw, Thomas, I07 Read, Donald. IIB Reese. Ralph Jacob. I07. 206 ReeseI Shirlav, I36 Reeves, Wilda, I32 RegensburgerI 8i II II9 ehkamp, Edna. 2i. 22 Reichler, Richard Gordon. 9!; Reid. ArifhonvI I09 Reid. Robert. II9 ReisI William EIIswoth, 7, 54, 54, 56, 97, I44, 233 Reisinger, Jerry, II9. I74. 216 Remberi'. Nancy, l07 Renqers, Helqa, l32 Rensinq. RonaIdI l07 RevnoldsI John, 97 ReynoldsI Riia. I07 RhodesI Arihur, l07 Rhorer BeIIv. II9 RhoienII Marion, IOT, 208, 2I3 thmerI MildreId Faye, 9I7 Rhymer William, II9 Ricconbene PauII I07 RIce. David, II9 Rice Joseph, II9 Rice, KenneII1, l23 Rice, Lois. II9 RiceI Pe'rsv Marie. 5, 97 Rich, Douqlas, I32 Rich, John, 57 Richard, Tom. II9 Richardson, Elaine, I32 Richardson, Frances. l32 Richardson. HelenI I32 Richardson, Larry Joseph, 97 Richardson, Shelia K,. I32 Richardson Viola. 97 Richmond James Earl 97, I78, 2lb Richmond TedI II9 Ricks, Chesier, I32 Ricks. Loreifa, I32 Riddle, Ruth, II9 Rieder. 233 RIEEIiIfIII Briqiiie. 42I 56, 57. 7II 83, IN, I Riqdon, Shiriy Jean. I23 Rieman, Jerrv. I32, I54 Ries, Ronald, IO7 Riley. Clarence, II9 Riley, Robert I32 RiIev, ShirleyI :32 M Rinear, Bobbie Jean, 97, 206, 2l3 Rineharf, Richard Allen. 97 Risdon, Dave, l23 RiIcI'IieI Naomi, I07 Roark, JessieI II9I 204 Roark, Ronald Lee. I23 Roa'r. Georqe. I07 Robbins. Dorofhy, I32 Robbins, EvereII', 97 Roberis, Clarence. II9I I77I I85 Roberts, Ered, I33 Roberi's, HenrvI 136 Roberi's, Jewel, II9 Roberis, Joann, II9 Roberfs, Opal, I33 Robert, Ruby Fav.B Ruberis, Wilma 57I l07I 7,206 ZII Roberisim, BerihaI 7 RoberisonI Ken 3 57. II9I I4II152I I90 Roberison, Tom, I07, I74, I85, 2I6 Robinson. Anna, I33 Robinson. Bessie, II9 Robinson, Doris, II9 Robinson. George HavesI 97 Robinson, Imogene. II9 RabinsonI KeIIv. II9 Rnddv. Carl. I36 Roden, Edward, II9 ROdEI'I. Roberi' Michael, 97 Rodocker, Roberi I31: RpoersI AIthurLeeI 4I, 97, ZIZ Roqers IBowmIls'nI FayaI 97 Roqers, John, Roqers, LeRoIv, I97 Rouers. Nanch II9 Rogers, Paul, II9 Rnuq. Harold, I33 RoIFes. Novsius. I33 ZII RoIfesJ Audrey LcuisIe, 97 Rolfes, Charles. I07 EnI Fes. Helen I33. ZII RoII. BIeII'v 63 66 59 I33 Rollins, Vernon, II9 R9213;nI, John 2i, 22, 37, 47,70, 9i, I43 Ronan, Eugene, I36 Rook, Donaid, I35 Roof, Dorofhv I33 Rose Herschel 74, I07 I4I, I90. IBS Rose. Virqinia Sue, I4. I67, I07 I39. I39, I49, I53, I94. ZDI. 208 21l,229I Ross ICIIarles Erwaard, 97 Ross, Corneil II9 Ross, Larrv, I23 RossI Lois AnnI 57, I08 Rosser, Carl. II9 Rosser, Edwin, II9 Rossman. Connie. I33. 204 Roth. Marv. 75I I08, I53, 204, 206 Ruii'e HaroId, II9 RoiIenburuer.EIi1abefh.7 Rouse Jack LeRov 57. 97I II74I 206I 2I6 Roush HarIev, I33 Rousseau. Clemev, H9 244 Frank Maifhew, 57, 97, l9l, 2Il, RovI BarbaraI IUB Rozier. Mary IAnn. 97 Rozier, Mary Jean, 98 Rubin Howard, 57, I33 Ruble. Norma. bl. II9 Rucker, James, I23 RuckerI Maiihew, I33 Rudesell. Kenny, S9, 62, II9 Ruess. Josephine. el. II? Ruefer, Phyllis, I33 Ruffin, Cha-rles. I08 RuffinI CharloiieI I33 Runnels. Jerry, I33, I79, I86 RunfzI JIeanineI II9 Rusk, Siephen, IDS. 206 Rufei'nueller. Tom. 30, 398 Rufledge, BarbaraI, Ryzan, Alice, 55. 57, 723, 37B, II9, I37. I45I I3 RvanI Ernest II9 Salzl, Torn, l33 Sammons. Jeanne, IOB Sampson, Charies, 57. IliI Sams. Howard, l, 23 Sander, Jahn, II9 Sanders, Burlvn, II9 Sandman. Jake Andrew, I08 Samara, Emanuel II9 Sana Marv ShlelviadeanI 9B. lb7. 208 Saranios, Bill, Sarsfief Id. RobeIrIfIII 2I, 74, I37 IJBI I42 Saihe, Eileen, I3 Saiflei', WilzburI Frederick 74. 98. 204, 205, I206, SauerI Robert, I08 SaulIeIrsI RobeIrf, 98, I40, IES, I90 Savage, Wilma Jean, I08 Sawver. James. I08 Sawyer. LiIIie, FI9 ScalfI Don. I33 Scarborough, Ar'rhurI 98 Scarborough, Walfer, I I9 ScarpinskiI PaI', l33 Schaefer. Edward. I36 Schaeperklaus, FredI ZI Schai'z, William, 2I, 23 Scheible. Robert l08 Scheidi', DoIores, 7. I09. I49 Scheidi', Wilbur Arnold, I08 Scherrer, Jeanine 133 Scheuermann Florence I33 Schewene RiIch ard John, 98, 233 SchindlerI Thomas, l33 Schirmer, Ann, I33I. 2ll Schirmer. Frank Peier, 98 Schlef, Harry Alberi Schieif, James, II9 Schfoemer, Henrv Arikur, 9'8 SchmaII, Thomas, II36 Schmerr, PhillipI Sc1h7midf,Carl.2l,I283.l38,l43II4BIl5II SCII7I'HIdI' Irvin I33 Schmidt, Jack, I36 Schmidt Leroy, IOB SchmIH', BobI II9I ZII. Zlb SchmiIzI PauI, 59, I00 SchneiderI DavidI II9 Schneider, ShirleeI ll9. 204,2IB Schneider, Robert I08 Schniiker, Willa JeanI 77, I08, I52,'l94, 204, 205 Schulz, James. I33 Schoner, DanaldI II9 SchopinI Edward Adam, 98 Schupmever, MildredI 2I Schosier Raymond IOB, 206 208 Schrand, MarIin. l33 SchrieweIr, Marv LIou EIilabeIhI 83, 9B, 2I3 Schubert Paulina JovceI 80, I05 Schuckmann. Charles Richard, 75. 108 Schuerch, SI-IirIevI II9 Schuld Eric Peie,l 9B Schulfen, Neal, Schuilen, RobeIrII FIEdeI'ICIt. I08 Schulien Thomas, II9 Schulfz, ICIIarl'Ine, IOE Schulil, Jeannie, I33 Schulz, Joyce, I33 SchumanI Edward, I08 Schumaie. Jo Ann II9 Schunk. Jovce. II9 SchusierI James Emmaf. 98 SchuHe, Bill, II9 Srhuiie Sue, I33 Schwerber. William I36 Schwari'z, Richard, I08 Schwarz, Carl, il9, IEI ScofI'I Arnold. II9I I76 Scuff. Barrv, II9 ScoII'I Jean Ellen, IOB SCOI' JerrvI I33 Scofi Naomi. Isl, II9, 208 Scoif, OIIie, I33 ScoH. Pafricia Ann. 108 Scudder. Russell I08 Scurrv Florence Mae. I23 Sears Elizabefh. 72, II9I 2l3 Sehr Jon nI 59 I08 SellersI Elmer, bl, II9 Senieney, Glen Thomas, I23 Sess. Norbert Herman, 98. 205, 233 Severance. Marie. 2I8, l08, l: SewelII Anna. I36 Sexton, BeIIyI II? SeonnIEarleneIl08I144I208 ShannoIn. WillieI II 9 SharpI Mark I20 Sharp Myron. 59, Sharp, Robert IOBI, 3I74 I75, l9! SharpI Roberi IJoseph, I08 Sharp. Thomas, I33, I77. I86 Shaver. AllenI I08, I77 Shavers, Herbert BI. 2I2 Shaw, EIhei. I20 Shaw, James. l36 Shaw, Willis, l09 Shea. David, 44. IOBI 205, 2I4 Shearer, Pearlie Mae. I33 Shelby, Guy, I20 ShellenburqerI James, I33 Shelly. Nanch IOB Shelton. Carol, I4 66, 67. 76, 79, I20. I33, I39, I53, I94, I96, 2IIB ShepaIrd Sylvia III! ShepherdI Pauline. I20OB Shields, Charles, I20.2 Sheilds. Edward, MI 79,0 I20, I39I 205 Shields. Geraldine. I33 Shields. Lorraine. I03. 208. 2l3 Shimkowiak. Joseph, I35 . Shinn. Blair Woodward, l23 ShipleII. LarryI I06 ShirleyI EeIIy I33 Shivelv. Richard. I20, 205 Shropshire. SIanIIeyI IOBI 205 ShuberI'I Robert I36 Shumperf. ChesIIerI 59, I20 Sibert. Floyd Lee. l08, 2I2 Sidell, Clara 63. I20 SieIerI', ChIa-rles, I20I I33 2l5 SieferI. James Edward, 93 Siegel. MarIin, 24 Siereveld, Harold. I33 Siereveld. Lawrence, l20 Simmermon. EdwardI24 Simmons. Jerry. E33 Simmons, Virginiao IIIJI I33 Simons, RandvI 120 208 Simpkins, HerberII 24I 32. El Simpson. EeIIv Jo. 72. 98. 210 SimpsnnI Charles AIIEII I33 Simpson. Francis. I08 Simpson, GenevaI. I33 Simpson. Mildred IOB Simpson. Richard. I20 205.21I Simpson Wilburn, l33 SimpsonI William, I20 I77 Simpson. Willie Ray, IOB Sims. Kyle. 120 Sims, Mainn, I20 SimsI. ShirlevI. I33 Sinq. Mary. 473. I33 SianeIoIII WiIIliam I20 Siska, Ervin, 103 Siskai. Herbert. I33 Siska. Werner, 108 Sizemore, Charles. I20 Sizer. Barbara. I08 Skinnuer Cecilia. I33 Skinner MelvinI I33 SIadeck. Georgia I20 SloanI DIonaldI I33 Smart Jack. 120 Smart, JerryI I33 SmiIII, BeIIy. I08 SmiIh, Carl EvereII, 98 Smifh Claudia I08 SmiIhI Dessie Beafrice. I23 SmiIII. Dickie, 98I I33 SmiIh. Eila- LOILIISE I20 204. I94 SmiIh. Gary. I33 SmiIhI Hcmer Lee, 98. 2I5 SmiIhI Irene, 24 SmiIh, JIa-mesI I20 Smith James. I33 Smith JamesI I33 Smith, James KenneIh, I23 Smi'h, Jean, I20 Smith. Jerome. I20, I9I SmiIhI Kenneth Leo. 233 Smith. Loficious. l20 Smith, LtherI I33 SmiIhI MaryI I20 SmiIh, Mary 0., I20 Smith. MelroseI I08 SmiIh. Nthan. I20 Smith, Ora. IS, 24. 45, I42. I50 SmiIhI Ralph, l Smith. Ralph Euqene. I23 SmiIhI Richard Clarence SmiIh Rober? IDBI 2l2 Smi'h, Roy I33 SmIIh. Svlvia. I33 5miIIh. Velma. I33 Smith. WilliaIm, 120 SmiIhI William E., I13 Snapo. Albert l20 Snead. BeIIvI I20 Sneed, Gad. I20 Sneed, Ina. I20 SneIII Wayman, I20 Snider. Georqe. 24, ISI Snow, CarolI I33 Snyder. Shirley, I33 Sofko, RI Owen, 24, 68, ISO, 209 Solomon. GreIa. IZU. 208 Sommerlad. Roy, 24, 150. I9I SorreIIs, DunaId, 98 Souder, Deloris, I34 Sparks. Shelbie, 59, l20I'ZII Speak, Robert IDS Spears. Darlene, I34- Spears. Llovd Allen. IOB Spears. Virginia MavI 66, WI 99 205 SpenceI Joyce, I34 spence. Nancy Gail, 99 Spencer. Noel. 22. 24, 40 Spiegel, Edward. I34 SpiesI EIarl Louis. 99 Spiker. Mary. 24, 29 42 SpinnevI John, l20, I9I Sponaugle, Ken. I20 SpoIIswoch Irene, 76, I08, I39, I45, 153. i94. 203 SpradlinI Rodger. I20 Spradlin, Wilma Jean. I23 Spriqqs. Edward, 70, I20 i7? SpriqqsI JaneI. II43 Spriggs, RoberII.I I20 I77. IBI I89 Spurluck. Jean, Siacey, Janice. I08 Stacey. Uval. I36 SIagge Roberfa. 22. 24 Stalker, Eva. 24, 53 78 StanchfIieIdI RDberI Elmer, 99, 212, 2IS SIa-necki. George. 99 SIanIordI SyI via, I34 SIanlav. Charles, I34, I77 IBI Stanley. Jean Sfanley. JoanI 27 A SIanIan. PaIricia MIaIIIne, I08. 204 Shark. Harry. l2 0 SIarkI Nick, 55. 99. 206 SIarkIeyIGeIraIdI IIOB, I74. I75, IB7I IB9I 2l SIarreI'I'I PauI. I34 SIaiIon. Ron. I34 SII-Idam. James4 Arthur. I08 SIeffes Ken, I34 SIeideI RonIaId. I08, I74. I75I IE9 SIein. EeIIv.9 SIeiIII James, I34 SizinmeIzI MathaI I20 SIeinwayI Helen Q. 29, 52 SIeman. PlaulI I34- SIenson. Sarah, I08 SIephenS'. BeHy, 120 Stephens. DoroIhy. l20. I94 SIephensonI David, I34. I35 Sfepp. Marcella. I34 Sfevens. Joyce. l34 SIevens Rosemarv.9 SIewarII Gloria, I44I ii56. 208 Stewart Juan. 2!: SIewarII MiIIcn, l20 SIewarI, PaI, I20 SIiIeI Orville, 25, 49 Squler. WillieIm l20 SIeiringer, AudelI, 52 SHIIweII RosemIa-ry. l34 SIiIh. John. SIocIicIaIe LIarrv. I20 SIockuf'I Helen Mae I23 Sfockhoff, Jackie, 109 SIone, Gordon 74. log SIone. Grace, I34 S+one, Jo Ann, I53, I34, 2II SIophleI. Carl 6., IOB SIorchI Ravmond. BI. l20 SIraIIorII ElnoraI I34 SIrengI DoroIhy, 25 SIuerenberq. Paul John. I23 SIu prich, HeIenI I34 Su ridqe. Danny FosIer. l23 Sulek. Carl. 22. 23, 24 25 Sullivan, Barbara A.. I34 Sullivan, Barbara Ann, J34 Sullivan, Dan, I34, I76, I86. i92 Sunderhaus. Donald Jeseph, 99 Sunders. Janef, I36 Stherlin, Anna RthI I23 SuIIerI Geraldine. 99 SuIImiIIer. Jane. I20 SIIIIun. Clara, ISI, 99, l20 SuIIan. Clarence Edqar Swearingen, Eddv Nelson, I08. 20$ Sweet Rev DempsevI 99, 205. 208 Swift CaroI l34 SwindellI Leona, IDS Symes, JIOhrI, l09, I74 I75I2Ib TabIar WiI liam MaxI 65, 99 Tabor, John. l34 Tabor: JuaIIIIIIa I34 Tabor: RicharcI, I09 Talbot HelenI I20 Tanner. Gertrude. 134 Tarpoif. John. 99 Terr, Joe, I34 Tarvin. Russell. I20 TaIeI Bernice, I34 TaIeI EulaI l09, III Taylor, Bud, I20, I74, I75, I85I 216 Taylor. Carroll, I3 Taylor, James, I34. I86. I90 Taylor, JudyI I34 Taylor. Lyle, 109, 2I2 Taylor. RoberII IO? Taylor. RoberII E. 5IIII65 67, 80 85,134, lab Taylor, Salena, b3, 68, I34. I56, I96, 200, Taylor, Yvonne. TeeIeI-Is. Carl RithardI 99 HI. I43. IE5, I90. 2I6 Tegankamp. Thomas. I20 Tegekemp. William, 99 TempleIonI CtherineI 25 Tenhunfeld. OrviIIe, 25, l57 Tenhunfeld. Paul, I09 Tenoever, Lawrence William, 99, 233 Terry, CurIisI 120 Terry, James I20 Tarzin, CharIes I34, 215 TerzinI Gwendolyn, I20 Thesken. Maureen. 27 Thiesmann. Helen J.JrIeI 99 Thomas. Carl, 74, I09 Thomas, Charles. 61. IO? homes. Earl WashianonI 99 Thomas, Gladys Jean, I09 Thomas, Harold I20, 204, le Thomas. John David, 99, 2I2 IIIIZDITGSI Leon, 120, I74, I75, IBII iss, Thomas MabIeI109 Thomas, Robert Lowell, 99. I38. 208, 233 ThnmpsIcnI Carolyn Joanne, IOO 219 Thompson, Deiores. I09 Thompson. JamesI I34 Thompson, Jean, 73, I34 Thompson. Jerry. l09 Thompson Lesiie I2I Thompson RoberI, IZI. 2Il Threm, PhyIIis, IZI Tiemaii. KenneIIhI Roberi I00 Tilierd, Alice Louise, IOIO TiIIeII IWiIIiamI I34I I77, ISII I86 Timmons. Joanh. I0 Tincher. IJohn I09 Tincher. PaIriIcia Ann, iDO Tinker Lawson. I09 TinsIey Grace I2I Tirev. BeIIy Jean, I09 I457 cm I e arie harIoIIIe. a3, IUD 20 Todd. Geraldine. II ToII, IRoberI, I2I. II724I I75, I65. 2I6 TolerI HelenI Louise. I00 Toler, RichardlI 3I09, I74 I75, 206, ZIb ToIIeI David. TolIeI DonaIIIIII I34 Tomlin. AniIaII I34 Toney, Jerry IZI. 208 Toney. Lee RoberI IOO Tower, C. 0. l4, FIIS l6 22.200107 TowneIrI Marv, II34 Townsend. Frank I34 Townsend. Jesse. I00 Tracy, Gilbert I34 Tracy. Marrha Ann, IOOI 2II Trapp, Thomas, I2I Traverse. Larry. IZI: TriIschIeIr, ThomasAnIhonyI 75. IUD TroHer, Barbara. I34 TmIIer. JohnnieI I34 TrovilchII Allen Fred. I09 Truvillo, Carol, 63. I34 Trozeli. Velma. I09 Tuchfarber, MiIIunI I2II I77 Tucker, Esper David. IOO Tucker, WaIIer, IO9I I4II II5I I90I 2H: TumbIeson. Ruby Jean, 83. I00 Turner, Barbara, I34 Turner. DonaldI IZI Turner, EdiIh, 63. I2I Turner, thei, l09 Turner, Wanda, I34 Turner. William Clarence, I00 TurIonI Mary Jane, 72 IOOI 206, 210 Tussey, Jean I34 Twomey, HeIenI 25 Tvlete, EdiIhI IZI TyrIaiI Roberi, I16 Tvus, William. IZI Uehlein. Jack, I09 UIII, Beverly, I'ZI Uhl, Mary, I34 Uhl, Nancy, 73, J09I I49, 205 Uhrig, Mike. IZI Ulrich, RthI I2I Underwood, Helen. I36 UnIhankI Janice. 33I I34 Upshaw, Iverv, IZI Upton, Eh, I 4 Urbanski, Robert. I2l Vedder, JaneII I36 Vahey, Benny, I34 Vance. Gloria, I34 Vance. Robert I2I Van GorderI WalIer, I09, 2I2 Van Hoosier, Helen, I34 VI5n Lieu Ggorge. l09 VanneIIer. PaII I34- Vafh, Clifford, 25, 34 Vaughn, RthI I2I, ZIB Vaughn, Wiliinm. l09 Veasley, Robert, l34 Vehlein, Charles. IZI Veid, Rennie. I2l Venii'e Joe. IZI VierIinIgI. Minimal. 2325 Vismara, PeIer, VIaikov, P54. 39, I722, IZI, ISEIZI3 09 VuaI, JackI I34I I77 VoiIaII RoberI. IZI VollhardII Richard. l34 Vonderake. Joe. l35 Vornberq, Joyce, I35 Wachsman, BilIia Jean, 135 245 Wachsman. Virginia. l2l WachIerI William, l35 Waddell. Anna. 9. IZI Waddell. EIheI May. I00 Wade, Mary Margaret. 7, 33. 54, 55. 64,69II21II44 Waqer. Jane, I38 Waqner. Bucky. IZI WagnerI Dan, IZI Wagner, Jerry, I2II 205 Wagner, Phyliis. I09, 206 WagnerI William, 25I 39 Wdhl, RoberI Elmer, I09 Wahler, Charles. I23 Wainwright, Janet, I2l Wakefield, David, IZI Waldo, Dic, l2l. I77 Walker. Alonm, l2l Walker, AnIhonvI I09 Walker, Barbara, I2l WIa-IkerI CorrineI 25, ISO Walker. Edward, IZI Walker, MargueriIe Elaine, I00 WaII. Robert. 25 Wallace. Janice, I35 Wallace, Tom, I35 WalshI Dennis, I35 WalshI Donald, 109, I7BI I30. I89 Walsh, RoberI, IZI Walstrom, Herman. I2I WaIIer. MIairvinI I'ZI Waliers, Joseph. I35, 2H WaIIon CharI oIIe MIaxine 7II I00. 209 Walton. JohnI IZI 2H Wallcm, Raymond. IZII IBS Wamser. Carol II355 Ward Barbara W.arncIIorII Jack, IZI, l85, I92 WarnerI Edifh, 25 Warren, Alfred, l2II I77I I92 WIa'thI DoroIhyI IZI Washam, Frances LouiseI I09 WashianIon. AnnaI F35 Washianon, Hazel, I00 Washianon, John. l0? Washiancn. Walier. IZI WaIkins. Bob. I2I WaIkins, Wiiliam, l09 WaIsonI Allene. I2,I WaIsonI George, I35 Wafson. Helen, b3, l2l WIaIsonI TommieI 63 IZI WarIz Raymond VicIcrI I09 Weaver. CharllesI 22. 25 I43 Webe Bob Webbiar DaIvIa. III35 Weber, LoreIIa. I35 Weber, Nancy, 98, IZI ZOE. 2Il Weddithon EqueneI I35 Wediq, Ronald. I35 Wegener, Joseph, 59 I35 WehrmevIer. Donald Raymond, I09 I48 WeideI Richard I35 Weiqei, Joann. IZI Weimer, GeraIId IZI. I85, I92 WeimerI William, I36 Weingard, CcrIeIIa, l35 WeinqarIneI-I Yvonne, I22 Weis, Donnie. I35 Weisqerber. Mike, 135 Weisma-In Charles. 25. l57 Weiss.Car1.6b, 75I I22, 205 WeissI Lawi'ence, I22 WeiIzIel Robert I09. 2H Welch. Charles. ID9. 206 WeIdon, Eva, I Weilman, Emma. 25 Wells, Harlene, I36 Wells. Harry, BI, I09 Wells, Larry, I23 Wendel, James, I09. 205. 206 Wendel, Thomas, I09 WenzeII William Josepeh. 200 WesIev. Caralan I Wesley. Howard. 25, I43 Wesley, William. I36 WesI, Ralph Edward, ID9, 2l2 WesI. Richard, I22 Wesfbrook, Wyce. I09 WesIendorI, Richard, I23 WesIendorfI Rick, I22 WesIerbeck. PauII l3l: WesIermeyerI Nick, I35 Wleggnkamp, Larry AlberII I09, I4I, I9OI weienkamp, Robert I22, MI, :90 Wever, WalIer. I22 WheaI. Torn, l22 Wheeldon, James, I35 Wheeldon, RoberI James, I00 2I2 Wheeler. Charles. 109. I69, ZIS WheelerI James. I22I3 Wheeler, KneelaIInd Wheeler: Robert 25. I585, 74, 76 IE? Whiqhem Jesse JarInes. IOII WhiIaker. Banks. ID? WhiIaker Mary Myagdalene I09 WhiIbyI Marv, l09 WhiIe. Carol I09, 144. I95, ZII WhiIeI Carolyn, 53, I22. 2Il WhiIeI Irene, bl. l22 Whiie, James. 123 White. Mildred. bl. I22 WhiIeI Pearl Lean. IOI Whiie, SIanIev, l35, IE7 WhiIehead, Jacqueiine, 135 WhitfieId, Jnel, 135 Whitney, Helen, 61. 122 Whitney. Verne KenneIh, 101 Whiffen, Charles, 10? Whiffle, WillIe, I23 Wieseman, David, 135 Wi1burn. Danny. 135 Wilcher, Ronald Odell, 10 WiJcox, Leland, 122 Wiles,1rvin. 136 Wi1e5,Ronald,135 W11he1m,JothlIn1hony,59,135, 171: Wilkens. J.-:.ck I3 Wilkens, Michael, 135 Wilkerson, Ear1, I35 Willef, Paul, 122 Williams, Albert 135 Williams, Arnold 81. 122 WilIiams, Barbara, 63, 122 WIIIIams. Bobbie, I35 WiJIiams. Daniel Lorenzo, 10?, 17B, 130 Williams, Frances 63,122 Wi11iams George,122,l74,175,185 Williams Helen,109 I?3 I96 200. 208 Williams, James 122 Williams, Jean CharloIfe, 101 Williams Jerome.122 Williams Mthew Edward, 101 Williams, MarieHa 109 Williams MyrHs, 135 Williams. Teenv. 135 Williams, Tom. 135 Wi11i.ams,William, 1315 WIIIiamson. Jessie. 63, 122 Wi11is, Flora. 122 WiIlis. Joyce, 71, 109 Willis, Margaret 59, I22 Willis, Tommie. 122 Wilson, Amber, 122 Wilson, Arno, 122 Wilscn, Carl, 122 Wilson. Chesrer Lee. 10? Wilson. Dolores, 135 Wilson, Fair, 123 Wilson, Kennefh, 109 Wilson, Vearline. 122, 211 WimmeI, Rona1d, 135 Winqafe, Jack, 122 Winners,Car1,122, I77, 185 W1ns?on.Ronald. I22 Winier G W. 25, 23 WinIers,Char1es 25,149 WinIers, Judy, I35, 196, 204 WinIers. Rose, 109, 196. 204 WinIers, Wanda, 631, 135 W1ra,Joe, 81, 109, 192, 216 Wirmel. PatricLa. 135 Wissel, Ruth, 2!: Wissman, Ronald, 135 WiH-Iers, Jane. 122 Wifhrow, th11is1 122 Wifsken, Paul, 109 W111, Darreli Willard, 109 WiHe, WilIiam 122 WiHen James,135 Wogensiahl, Dorofhy 72,122,208 Wohlwender, Sue 27 Wolf, Russel, I35 Wolfe, Verneffa, I22 Woliver, Sfella, 25 Wonq, Noel. 109 Wood, Jim. 122 .Wond, 'Marv, 122 Woodal1,William, 135 Woodruff, Jack, 122 Woods, Bernice, bl Woods, Donald. 122 Woodward, Wilma, 122 Wooiiork, Vernon HousIon, 101 Wooley, P. V.. 25.4 Woofum A1ice,122,139 Wooten Mary, 135 Wors+ Rlchard Ivan 101 206 Wou1ms Dime 109. 215 Wright, Barbara Jean, 84 101.201: 211. 213 Writh, KenneIh, 109,211: Writh, Kenneih D., 122, 216 Writh', Me1vin, 135 Wriqh1', Pearl, 122 Wrisfon, Carl, 4, 59, 62, b7, 71, 109, 214 Wubeler, Robert 135 Wuebker, Ronald Wi11iam, 101 anif, Robert 109. 189 Wynn, Douglas. 122 Yeaqer, Fred, 2, 22, 25, 142, 150, 170, 174, 180 Yeardon, Agnes Ctherine, 109, 208, 213 246 Yeh, Melvin, 123 YeH', ME1V1I'I, 122 Yucom, Charles, 122 Yocum. Charles. 135 Yards, Sylvia, 135 York. John, 122 York.Judv. bl, 122,201, 218 Young, Charles, 85, 135 Younq. Charles, 136 Pounq, Delois 122 Young, Doris Marie, 101 Young, George. 135 Younq, LoreIIa, 122 Younq, Sanda, I35 Younq. Wanda. 135.204 Zadeck, George, Zadek Robert Frelda, 5,75 109 208 Zaeske Thomas 122, 205 Zapf, Marvin, 109 Zapf, William Anfhony, 135 Zeilm,an, Richard,123, 191 Zeilman, William, 122, I91 Zeinner, James, 109 Zeinner, Robert 122 ZeHer, John. 135 Zerqes.Pau1.!35 Zeraes, Ronald $162,109,191, 192,215 ZiebI;IIc1,Peggie,1355 Zieqler,1mmanuel,2 Zeigler. Richard. 1355 Zimmerman, Dona1d Anihony, 101 Zureick,Jean, I22, 1?? Janei Ruih Abboif ...... I902 Highi and Avenue Jack Edwin Adamson ........ SSheld on Close Gian Edward Adkins ....... 4806 Jameson Place James F. Alexander ....... 5302 Broiherfon Road Kenneih Frank Allgeier ...... I57! Pullan Avenue Adele Anderson .......... 789 Delhi Avenue Chrisiopher CI Andrews ....... 924 Clark Streei Thurman Aiwoad, Jr ...... 2330 Gladsione Avenue Roberr Ausfin ......... 422 King's Run Drive James Aveni, Jr ......... 2II9 Coleraip Avenue James E Axie .......... ll0I Hopklns Sireei Wiliiam A, Baas ......... 3304 Koenig Sireei Delores Lucille Bailey ........ 2I9 Woth Sheet Dora M. Baker .......... I984 FaIrfax Avenue JanaI BareswiII ........... 757 Sedam S'rreeI Evelyn Louise Barnes ........ 320 Findlay Sfreei JoAnn Margaref Barry ...... I89I Wes? Fork Raad Charloffe Bates . . . I . I . I I905 Highland Avenue James G, Bell ....... . I028 Adams SfreeI Paul Bell ........ . . I539 Dudley StreeI William Arihur Benson ........ 534 Clark Sireet AlberI E Beusierien . . . I I556 Glen Parker Avenue Mary Margarei Blair ......... I267 Ida Streei Herman Blankenship ......... I323 Elam SireEI' Vania Bledsoe I . ........ 478 Dayton SIreeI David Gordon Boebinger . ZIBZ SpringSGrove Avenue Lloyd Began ............. I l2 John SIreeI Kennefh Eon: ........... 3457 Cenier Sireef BeIIy JI Booker IIIIIIIIII 838 W. Court SIreeI William A. Booih ....... 4845 Glenway Avenue Phyllis Borgemenke ........ II H-Heth CourI Alonzo Bradley, Jr ........ l557 anmiiler Sireei Lewis Wayne Brafford ...... 423i Langland SIreeI Joyce Brinker .......... ISB4 Wesf Fork Road Duroihy L. Brown ........ 22I5 VicIory Parkway Harold Eugene Erunk ..... 5808 Observ,aiory Road Roberi F. Brunner .......... 7I3 Sedam SIreaI Oscar JIrI'I Burk .......... 9IB WalnuI Sireei Delores Marqarei Burns 5I7 Slack Street DonaId Busch ...... I .. .I . '2006 EaIIimore Avenue Donald Byrd ............. 1929 Vine SIreeI Priscilla Mary Clallif ..... I54I Columbia Parkway Roger Campbell ......... 8059 Anihony Wayne Virgil Eugene Campbeli . I l Farrell's CourI Siuarf Candis ......... 3259 Delaware Avenue WaIIer CargiIeI Jr ....... .916 Hopkins Sireef Norma Jean Carr .......... 267 Helen Sfreef Samuel Thomas Carrier ...... 43I Melish Avenue WiIlIam EIIIs Carier ......... 8788 Long Lane Carl D. Chaney IIIIIIIII 50I3 WinnesI-e Avenue Wayne D Chaney . . . I I 50I3 WinnesIe Avenue Leonard S. Chasieen ...... l6l6 Sycamore Sireef William J. Clark ........ 37II Llewellyn Sfreef Shirley Ann Cochran ......... 965 Hill SIreeI Sanford B Coh n ......... 3569 Reading Road Charles Ray Coniey ....... II32 Gilbert Avenue Raynold Cole ............ 2533 Park Avenue Napoleon Coleman ........ BIO Oliver SIreeI Donald G. Conradi ....... 4555 Cresap Avenue I 4l0 Goal Sireei . 3i8 Woodward SIreeI . 402 Tuscuium Avenue Earl Lawrence Cook ...... EIsie Mae Cook . I . . . James J. Corbiff . I I I . I . Edward F. Corns .......... 6ID Delhi Avenue Edward F. Corry .......... 2313 VicIor SI'reeI Oliver Tilford Cox ........ 4923 Roanoke Sireei Donald Ovefon Coy ....... SIZ Charming SIreeI Joseph D Coer IIIIIIII 939 Rosemoni Sireef Michael Danial Covia ...... 939 Rosemonf Sfreei Paul Wayne Curfis ......... I327 Bains SI'reeI Ravmond Dames AlberI Joseph Daria . . . . . 386 Grand Avenue . 525 E, Liberiy Sfreei Nona Davidson ......... 503 E Liberfy Sfreei DoroIhy Davis .......... I082 Wilsfach SIreeI John Davis ......... 742 Derbv Avenue Norma Jean Davis ........ 64I4 Madison Road OI-is Davis ....... 200l Linn SIreeI WilIie B. Davis . . . . I . . 3632 Washington Avenue Euqene Delaney ......... 42l Smiih Sireei Rebecca C. Danika ....... I944 Chasa Avenue Vivian Dillard . 739 WesI 9th Sireef Norman Joseph Dobell I I 2239 Schoedinger Avenue Beverly A. DDIi ....... 5625 Charloe Sireef Peggy Sue Edmond: . . 339 Sycamore Sheei Marqaref PauIIne Edwards ..... 3595 Vine SIIeeI Qail EIcheibrenner IIIIIIII 4325 Beach HiII Rachard Lee Elkins I . . . .39DI Meyerield Place Judifh RUH'I Elsener ..... I. . 39 I0 Borden Sireei Phi! Lowell Evans IIIIIIII 560 Armory Avenue Rth Evans . . ......... 3658 Irving Sires? George Kirk Ewing ........ Box '247 Cleve: Pike Larry Farreii ........... IIO CrafI Sheet Lorefia Jean Feie ......... IZII Purcell Avenue Duane C Ferguson .......... 529 Baum SireeiL LoreHa Faye Ferguson ...... 2033 Elm SIIeeI Lee J Finn ........... l002 Easiern Avenue Charlofie Dianne Fish ...... 5 Topridqa Place Harry F. Forbes. Jr. . ..... 2008 Easiern Avenue Charles David FoIIIergill ...... 2273 Vine Sheer Regenia Frazier ...... . 3 Esielle Sireei Fred 6. Frey ....... Box 709 Norih Bend Road Edmund 6 Frost ........ 2930 Cormany Avenue Druecilia Fuller .......... 233l Boone SireeI Cfaude Garner? Jr .......... 3l3 Oak Shea? James Elmer Gaskins ....... 395 Oregon SfreeI Norbert M Gauck ....... I0864 Pippin Road Jack WilIiam Gecks ...... 4338 WaHerson Avenue Ronald C Gecks . ...... I540 WIaveriy Avenue Winfred Duan Gerald ...... 2920 Monifori Avenue Joseph Francis Gerbus ..... I43 Wildwood Sireef Lewis Edward GilberI . . . . l029 Wiislach SIreef Alberf Lawerance GodbeyI Jr . 205 Henry SIreEI Dorothy E Godfrey ...... I33I Fendleiun SfreeiL Thomas Arfhur Godfrey ....... 226I Vine S+ree+ DIRECTORY James Edward Graham . . 26H Spring Grove Avenue WiIliam Earl Graver ...... 6504 Merwin Avenue Daniel Brooks Greer ....... II8 Malvern Place Joan Marie Grossman ....... 5 Riverview Place Johnny WiIIiam HaI IIenberg ..... 25 W University Edward Hall ........... 426I Wiliiams SIreef Sue HamlIn ............ 233 Sfrader Avenue BIII K. Hamm ............ IUI PeeIe Sireei Jnhn Harper ............. il36 Yuri: Sfreei Fairicia Louise HarrelI ........ 2l43 Rice Sireei Cari Raymond Harris ...... I923 Webman CourI Mary Ellzabeih Harris ....... 48 Lincoln Terrace Phyllis Haugabook .......... 53I York Sireet WIIma Haungs ....... 7I East McMicken Avenue Charles Stanley Hedges ,,,,,, 554 Warner Streei Howard H. Heimbrack ....... 463 Samch? Ridge John R. Heinrich .......... 553 Grand Avenue George Bernard Helmer ....... 2700 Cux SI'reeI Raymond E. Hemmer ..... 2333 NIchoIson Avenue Joseph Henry ............ I947 Race Sireei Joseph WI Henry ....... 492I Winnesie Avenue Dane C. Hickmanl Jr ........ 793 EasI 6H! SIreeI Paul D. Hickman ........ 64I3 Dresden Avenue Frank D. Hicks ......... 2I5 Congress Avenue Carole Jean Hill ........ 3545 Idlewild Avenue Virginia Hodge .......... 375 Oregon Sfreet James R. Hoeksema ........ l062 Addice Way Pairicia Ann Hoff ........ 543 EasI I3II-I SIreeI John Harry Holbrock ......... 2 Cyril Street Kenneih Arthur Hoiikamp ..... 4l33 Wiiler Sireei Roy William Hopper ....... 59 Mulberry SIreeI George HoweIE ......... l069 Baymiiler Street Siefan HrzicF Jr. . . I906 Elm SIreeI. NOIwood, i Domld Raymond Huekier IIIII 3295 Linwood Place Thomas Joseph Huesman ..... I046 5+. Paul Place James C. Huff ....... 3628 Washingion Avenue Theda Mae Hughes .......... 996 Hull SIreeI Charles Roberf Humphrey . . I9 WesI CIiIIon Avenue Eugene Gerald Hursf ........ 2530 Vine Street William Carroll Ivcry ....... 2622 Keck Sireei Elizabefh Lee Jackson ....... 2l0 Charles SI'reeI Chrisiian Ivan Jacobsen ..... 3I34 Imperial SIreeI Richardson Jackson ........ 9I8 Ludlow Avenue Marvin Jeffers .......... 964 Windsor Sireei Margaref Johnson BurfonI I 2349 WheeIer Sheet Wade 5. Johnson ....... 3848 Colerain Avenue Charles 0. Jones ...... 2860 LosanIiviile Avenue Sidney Jones, Jr ........... 9859 Carey Walk Shirley Jaan Jordan ........ 3489 Leland Avenue Charles Kanei ............ I396 ErnsI SIreeI Raymond Henry Kaihman . . . .3762 Reemelin Road William R. Kieiy ........ 23I5 Coierpin Avenue Yvonne King ........... I38l Easiern Avenue AniIa Iliean Knopf IIIIIIII 3466 Leiand Avenue James Thomas KoIde ...... 4223 Langland Streef Lloyd L Knox .......... 3553 Newfon Avenue Raymond W. Kramer ...... 2926 Glenway Avenue Raymund J Kroger . I . .200 Wasi- McMilIan Siren Alberi Leroy Land ......... 2H4 Ohio Avenue Lawrence W. Langhorsf ...... I324 Pullan Avenue Carol Jo Langley ......... 53l Armory Avenuc William S. Lan'rer .......... 2I7 Lan'rer Lane Carolyn Mae Lawson IIIIIIIIII I60l Broadway SIanIey Eari Lemkuhi ........ 4620 Jessup Road Gene Lewis ........... III Harfwell Avenue Louise Leyendecker ....... 4626 Hillside Avenue BIII Herschel Loy ........ 4003 Dumonf SI'reeI Ronaid Dwigh+ Luh ...... ll63 Ayershire Avenue E. Louise Lundy ........... 2920 Aims Place Sue Ly nch ............. I2I Corwine SIreeI' Thomas Cherie; Mack ..... 4622 Glenshade Avenue Harry M Maliofi ....... 28l2 Coieraln Avenue Gwendolyn Mariin ........ BEI Armory Avenue Dale Mason ........... I009 CelesIIaI SIreeI Giadys MaHI'rIqu ......... 3 Mulberry SireeI WiIIIe George McCullom . . . . 534 West 6Ih Sireei Torn McDonald ........ I762 Townsend Sfreei Bob T. Mclniyre .......... Sill Gray Road Elaine McKinney ....... I653 Cooper SIIreeIL Jack McWiIIiams ....... 3234 Walworfh Avenue Delores Honor Mervin ...... 94B SummiI Avenue Janice Meyers .......... 465! Burr Oak Sireef Charles Milazzo ......... I538 Harrisun Avenue Janie L. Miibro ......... 29I0 Gilberf Avenue Lawrence J. Miles .......... 692 kiddie Road Gloria Heien Miller ........ 2323 Fowler SIreef Virginia Ann Miller ...... 66B SI'einer Avenue William R MIIIer ....... 6H Lincoln Park Drive PaIricia Miracle I ...... Depof Shae? Ernesf Lorenzo MiiciIeII ..... 633 Richmond Sheer Delores L Moore ......... 230 ExceIsior Sheer Tommie Monre ......... 65l3 Revere Avenue Donald Morgan ........ 4l2 East Li berIy Sheer Beulah MorIon .......... 2562 Euciid Avenue Pairicia Imogene Mounce ..... 2l5 Mulberry Sheei Walier Myhand .......... 36 McLean Sheet Ronald Nassif ........... 230 Ludlow Avenue James O Newkirk ....... 6488 Kellogg Road Charles F Neyer ........ Bbl Academy Avenue Doris Jean Noble ......... 366i Canyon Drive Margarei Ogleiree . . . l542 Linn Sireef Rnberf John O'Haaa, JrI . . .562l Abboiisford SIreeI Don Osfendori ......... I095 Congress Avenue Vivian Paimon .......... 3623 RolI Avenue John S. Pelzer ......... I336 Duncan Avenue Jean Pendygraff ........... 2337 May Sireef Nancv Ann Penningfon ..... 4207 Marburq Avenue D. Edward Perkins ........ 2l77 CenIral Avenue Gerald Leo Peters ........ 4l4l North Avenue 247 Lawrence Peiers .......... 4l4l Norfh Avenue Maurine E. PIIIIIips .......... 53I Slack Sfreei Norman Phillips ......... 72I Richmond Street Athur Piider ......... 8360 Lynnehaven Drive Jack Wesley Poehner ....... 2605 Sander SIreeI Donald Ray Poole ......... 6340 Haiey Avenue Dorothy L Powell ......... l523 Dudley SIreeI Howard Poweil ........ 2I West CIiron Avenue Lois Jean Powell ........ 4728 SIewarI Avenue James S, Price ......... I127 Maiihews Drive Yvonne Price .......... 6308 Rosewood SIreeI Wiliiarn Raymond ......... 2619 Pecan SIreeI William Ellsworih Reis ...... II83 NI Lynnebrook John A. Reynalds .......... 42I Baal Street Faye Rhymer ............ 7I7 Neave Sireef PaIsy Marie Rice ........... 2232 LnIh Sireei Larry Joseph Richardson I l609 FIeasanI SireeI Viola Richardson IIIIIIIIII I024 Flint SIreeI James E. Richmond. . . . . . . . . I5l4 Moore SIreeI Frank MaIIhew Rieder ....... I6l2 FirsI Avenue Bobbie Jean Rinear ......... 4432 lnIersecIion Richard Aiien RineharI ...... 4404 Plainville Road Evereif Robbins ........... I633 Race Sireei Ruby Fay Roberts ........... I348 Broadway George Hayes Robinson ..... 34H! Lomna Avenue Roberf Michael Roden . . . 2349 Nicholson Avenue Athur L Rogers ........ 7I3 Ridgewgy Avenue Faye 8. Rogers ......... 7I3 Ridgeway Avenue James Leroy Rogers ......... 794 Clark SIreaI' Audrey L. Rolies IIIIIIII 3635 Mayiield Avenue Charles E Ross ............ 20 CrafI SIreeI John Rouse ............ 5723 Croslin Street Mary Ann Rozier ......... 262i Easfern Avenue Mary Jean Rozier ..... 1I26 Chamberlain Avenue Torn Ruiemueller .......... 4228 Norfh Lane Mary Shelvadean Sapp I . . . . II Shady Brook Drive Wilbur Frederick Safiler ..... ISIO Cedar Avenue Roberf SauiiersI Jr IIIIIIIII 53I Foresf Avenue Athur Scarborough ........ 2703 Park Avenue Richard John Schewena ....... 2037 Ley Avenue Harry Alberf SchIeI' ....... I726 Elmore SIreeI Frank ?eier Schlrmer . . . . . .2833 Claypole Avenue Henry A SchIoemer ....... IIID Hopple Sireel Edward A. Schopm Jr ....... 26I7 Pecan SIreeI' Raymond B. Schranii ...... 3725 Sachem Avenue Mary Lou Schriewer ...... 792 Delhi Avenue Eric P. Schuid ..... I38 WesI University Avenue James Emmef Schusfer ..... 25I6 Bremuni Avenue Norbert H. Sass ........ 2235 SIraIford Avenue Herberi' Shavers ........ I707 Wesiern Avenue James E. Sieferf. . ll08 William Howard Tait Road BeIIy Jo Simpson ........ 5048 Colerain Avenue Carl E. Smifh .......... 8707 Granada Avenue Homer Lee 5miIE-I ........ I007 Chapel Street Kenneih L. SmiIh IIIIIIII 803 Rockdaie Avenue Richard Smiih ......... 565l Harrison Avenue Donald Sorrells ........ BI? Lexingion Avenue Virginia May Spears IIIIIIIII 546 Slack SIreeI Nancy 6. Spence ........ I455 Easiern Avenue Earl L. Spies . I 2337 Vine SIr-IEI George Stanecki .......... 2908 Eden Avenue Roberi Sianchfield ........ 2III Sinion Avenue Nicholas Shark Jr ....... 2660 Breezyway 36in A. SIein ......... 355 Fairbanks Avenue Rosema-ry Sievens ......... IDOO HiIl SIreeI Donald Joseph Sunderhaus . . . I 2479 Saturn Avenue Geraldine SuH'er ........ I3I6 Knowlion Avenue Clarence Squon ........ I608 Highland Avenue Roy 0. Sweef .......... 24 Sheehan Avenue William M. Tabar ....... 254I Beekman Sheet John Tarpoff ........... lEbB HewiII Avenue Carl R. Teeiers ......... I9II Auburn Avenue WIIIiarn PeIe Tegenkamp, Jr. . . I642 CarII SIreeI Lawrence William Tenoever . . . 3334 Wunder Avenue Helen June Thiesmann . 2463 Easiem Avenue Earl Thames .......... 720 West CourI SIreeI John D. Thomas ....... 529 Easi Liberiy Sireei Roberi L, Thomas 529 E55? LiberIy SIreeI Caronn Joanne Thompson . I 3069 Moosewcod Avenue KanneIh Rnberf Tieman . . . 5975 Monigomery Road Alice Louise Tilford .......... 6 FiIson Place Pairicia A. Tincher . . . . .Box 23 Bridqeiown Road Marie Angela TIIHe ....... 4723 Wilmer Avenue Helen Toler .......... 2708 Hoff Avenue Lee J, Tolle ......... 4I I5 Homelawn Avenue Lee Roberf Toney ........ 53B FIaH- Terrace Jesse Townsend, Jr ....... 665 Lincoln Park Drive Martha A. Tracy IIIII 408 Sfanley Avenue I747 Esmunde SireeI 3434 Wondburn Avenue Thomas Anthony TriIscIIler . I I .4852 Sprina Grove Avenue Esper David Tucker . Maxine Maihews Turner . Phoyzell Turner .......... 750 Soth Leggeif William Clarence Turner Jr . I652 Junaihan Avenue Mary Jane TurIon ........ 3623 Russell Avenue Elhel May Weddell ........ 567 Armory Avenue Marguerite W,aiker ........ I009 Clark Sireei Rubin Walker ...... 2756 Hoff Avenue ChariOHe Maxine Waifon . . . Hazel Washingion ....... Edward Waikins Frankie Gail Webb ........ Roberf James WheeIdon ..... Jesse James Whigham ..... PearI L Whife Verne KenneIi-I WhiIney. Jr . . Ronald Odeil Wiicher ...... Maifhew E. Williams . Vernon Housion Wocifork . . 4267 Easiern Avenue 530 Findlay Sireef ....... 343l Whiifield Avenue 4 0 Boal Sireei 314 Baum SIreeI 540 Armory Avenue . 6159 Hillside Avenue . 3l25 chen Avenue I334 Clay SIreeI . II07 Foraker Avenue I2725 Easiern Avenue Richard Ivan Worsf ....... 7608 Reading Road Barbara Jean WrI III ...... 2053 Eastern Avenue Ronald William uebker ..... 30I5 Eden Avenue Doris Younq I . ......... 9I5 Mariin Sireef Donald Anihony Zimmerman . . . I43I Main Sireei 4 4 M . , , V , We close +he pages of +he PENDULUM. say fond adieu and iusf relax, relax, and ho hum. iusf relax.