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

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1956 volume:

1.11151 CENTRAL HIGH PENDULUM CINCINNATI, OHIO 1r 3 73:1 SS1 EDUCATMN giml. . CENTRAL HIGH A N D PROGRESS IIII l!!! - We like to think of the universal constant, iichangef, when applied to manis civilization, as progress, and, in a general sense, this is true. Malfs earliest changes came only as the result of accident or necessity. Today, however, change has become a part of manis design. As such, change, the deliberate advancement toward specific goals, is progress. That there is no specific directing body, does not mean that progress has no leadership. Since man is the creation of a supreme being, his goals are divinely fixed. CINCINNATI THE ARTS We are a forward-looking school. Much 0f the progress here is by design. In art, as in other areas, we hold to the tried, the good, the enduring, while we examine the new, which only time and wisdom can test. Art, at Central, will receive a big advance with the installation, next year, of commercial art department as a major field of study. Many students have demonstrated an interest in this field. PROGRESS INAMACHINE III this age of M Jancing marhanival and electroniv complexity in industrial and domestic prm-edurea Central High Svlmol. in developing youth to assume reponsihlv and essential jobs in our snt'kdy. is itself pl'ogrewing and growing with the times. In tovlmiml uml mcvhanit-al areas. trainees in sut-h fields as radio. telmiision. elevh'iual. zmd laboralm'y terhniques. mat'hinc upprenticteship5, and other metal vru'i'ls. czan fee'l t't'nnUIHit' aet-urity. espeviany in on 1' rily whose. industry demands large numbers of revruits W1! in lhese areas each year. ' $5$?$$2 I Y: X xxx: PROGRESS IN BUILDING Industrial and political leadership has begun to realize that the construction of the past is all too inadequate for modem living and tremendous programs of modernization of community and of highways are under way. Our own city, along with other major communities such as Pittsburgh, has undertaken a tWlaster Planh 0f rebuilding. This huge revitalization program will take years to complete. At Central, the Allied Construction Department is training youth in a wide variety of skills to meet the ever increasing demands of a growing construction industry. PROGRESS w any V 2 331 IN w Wonders Of transpnrtalion, such as the Berhn airlifta demonstrate the phenomenal capacity of modern ingenuity in transportation. 011 the rail, over the highway, Via the water, and through the air, all methods of transport have developed specialized techniques of handling both freight and passengers. The modem carrier is a miracle of efficiency and speed. At Central High School our Aviation and Automotive Departments 1min youths. for this great industry. Training is given in traditional uulomotivc and aviation engines, diesel, and jets. bg- ' , 33$; A11 01 the vasl advances in basic industry would he hnpossilde with business techniques of 15 or 20 yea 1's ago. Procedures in management, production control7 distribution, research direction, labor relations, and financing have kept pace with production itself, At CentraL we are proud of our part in developing youth for this. phase of modern business. IIII IIIIIIII IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIr IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIr IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIr IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII' IIIIIIIIIIIIIII' IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII; IIIIIIIIIIII! IIIIIIIIIIIV .I' Egl!!!-- CONTENTS OF THE CLASSES Progress, the theme of the 1956 PENDULUM, is designedly a policy of our school. While principles remain constant their applications and teglmiques of application are constantly being changed. S C H 0 O L S Consequently, while we adhere to basic principles, our faculty is alive to the ever-changing technical advances and endeavors to incorporate them in ACTIVITIES current courses. But school is more than courses. It is an experience in living. Our school brings to us as many phases of modern social living as can appropriately be F E ATU R E S provided by an educational institution. A full social calendar, 21 wide diversity of professional entertain- ment, our own program of plays, shows, and . . . AT H L E T I C S musical exhllntlous, Clubs7 athletics, activities? all directed toward making the Central student a are all well-balanced, happy and prosperous adult a part of our life here at Central. 1956 PENDULUM Mr. Cecil 0. Tower. Principal. Ar Home With Mr Tower The Principal of Central High School Eiiicient operation for any organization depends upon the co iperative effort of a well co-ordinated staff of dedicated individuals. This is the type of organization which Mr. Tower2 our principal, has strive: to build. That he has been eminently successful in achieving this goal is attested hi the good will and gor with which each member of the staH goes about his duties. The qualities which have made Mr. Tower 21 successful executive in public school w rk are ei'dent in his domestic life as well. This balance which is evident in Mr. Tower as an executive is also obvious to us. who as students. have had the pleasure of personal contact with him. ; - i Assistant Principals w tum..4 Mrs. Ruth S. Lape. Assistant Prin- Mr. Thomas W. Peirano. Assistant i cipal, in Charge of Pupil Personnel. Principal, in Charge of Teacher Personnel. Most of the detail relating to the operation of our school goes under the scrutiny of the individuals pictured on this page. Problems relating to the faculty and the materials necessary for the operation of this huge institution come directly under the control of Mr. Peirano, who, with painstaking con- cern, considers each problem in infinite detail. The multitude of problems aris- ing from student activities and conduct are the direct responsibility of Mrs. Lape. Her understanding and patience in treating the problems of each group or individual assures a fair and equitable consideration for everyone. 50 wide and varied are the problems which come to Mrs, Lape that it is impossible even to list them here. In close cooperation with Mrs. Lape are the counselors who detail and amass the mountains of information relating to the individual stu- ! dents of our School. Here again, the keynote of the relationship between stu- I A d dents and administration is understanding and concern for the individual hint Il self. Our counselors seek diligently for causes in pupil behavior, not for the actions in themselves. Counseling responsibility has been tiivided into class levels with each of the four counselors responsible for one division. In any Counselors given school year it is manifestly impossible to evaluate the good achieved by the work of a group of such dedicated individuals. MR. AUGUST FRANECKI MRS. META K, HOWARD MR. HOMER JONES MRS. EDNA REHKAMP Counselor Far Freshman Counselor For Sophomores Counselor For Juniors Counselor For Seniors First Row: LOUISE K. ABBIHL: Typing: IInbhEcSH'I'ravcling, Photography, Curdcning: University of Cincinnati. WILLIAM K. ACKMAN: Elementary Hand Composition, Presswurk; I'lnbllies Culleming Sayings; University of Cim-innali. WILLIAM H. BARTELS: Wlmriwnrking; I'lnbhics Bnuling, Fishing, Fumlmll; University of Cincinnuli. Second Row: FRANK J, BECHTOLD: Job Relations, Coordinalur Automotive Department: Hobbiey-Phomgraphy; University of Cincimmli. WALTER M. BRUNSMAN: Mathematics: Juniur Class Sponsor; Miami Uni- versity. EVANS BURBANK: Mathematics; Hobbiesmeveling, Reading. Inlorinr Depor- uling; University of Cincinnati. Third Row: ELMER E. BURKHARDT: Advanced Presswork; HolybiesgSmut Work, Fishing: University of Cincinnati. SAMUEL J, CAPOZZOLO: Business Education, Oflice-Clcricul Pruning; Hubbies- - Music, Art; University at Cincinnati. ANTHONY CHIODI: Binlugy; Football and Baseball Cuuch: HOhbi657SDOIIS, Landscaping, Offlciming Basketball; Miami University. University of Cinrinnuti. Fourth Row: JAMES E. CLARK: Physical Education, Swimming, Coaching: Varsily Baskvl- bull and Reserve Football Coach: Hobhies Hunting, Fishing-t Marietta College. University of Wisrunsin, Universily of Cincinnati. NEWELL H. CLARK: Physics, General Science; Miami Universily. RUTH W CLIFT: shorthand. '11nnscriptiun; Facully Advisor. Knight Life; University of Cincinnmi Fifth Row: VIRGINIA DARNELL: English: thhies-Swimming; Ohio Slim: Univrrsily, University of MaryluntL TX HANDLEY DIEHL: Technical Science, General Science, Fund Science; Hob- lziCSaMndel Railroading, Flying, Aquatic Spurls, Camping: Earlham College, Temple University, Universily 0i Delaware. NELLE E. DOWD: English; Wurrenburg Missouri Stale Teachers College; Columbia University, Universily uf Chicagn, University of Cim-innuli. Sixth Row: HENRY A. DRACE: Economic Relations, Job Relations; Hobbies Walkihg; Universizy of Cincinnati. JULIA. M. D'RYDEN: American History; University of Cincinnati, Southwestern Institute. JOHN E. ETLINC: Art; IlubIJiCSmArl Work, REHding, Sporis; Indium: Stale Teachers College, Seventh Row : FRANK M. FAIRCHILD: Evmmmjc Relations, Avialiun, Aviatinn Cunrdinalm': Berea Normal College. JOSEPH L. FELIX: English, Journalism: Faculty Advisur, Knight Life; Hnbhir-s -Ficlion Writing; Xavier University. ANDREW F. FRENCH: Diesel Engines, Basic Engines; HobbiesiModeI Making, Hunting, Fishing, Buats, Traveling; Universiiy of Cincinnati. The Faculty of Central High School Mr. Henry Drace and Joe Locoputo in co-op conference First Row: ABRAHAM CERSHKOVI'I'Z: Chnral Musk: lehlxi057iBridgc; University nf Cincin- nilli, Cinrinnuli Cunscrvutury of Musir, College uI Music, Curtis Rutgers InstiluIeA FRANK E. GLA'I'TIIAAR: Hand Compnsition, Machine Cumpusitiun; Faculty Pm- 4luc'linn Sponsnr, Knight Life; l-InilJbEes-Gurdcning; University of Cincinnati. THOMAS W. GROOMS: American History, World History, Juh Rciulixms: Hobbies- Alhfelics. Traveling, Recnrd Cullecling; University of Cincinnati. Second Row: ALICIA R. HALL: English; Hlihl;iu5mRezuling, Dogs, Music, Theater; St. Lawrence University, va ank Suue 'l'eaclmrs College, Syracuse University. University of Cincinnuli. ALMA L. HANAU: Ccncml Business: Ohio Stale Univcrsity, University nf Cincin- nati. EUGENE E. HART: Related Lulmrulury, Wood Department. Cnnrdilmlnr, Wood um! Machine Shops: HobbiosWFishing, Traveling: University of Cincinnati. Third Row: LORETTA E. HARTZEL: Algebra, chnmlry, Related Math; chbies;Dancing, Swimming, Gardening; Univcr'sily nf Cincinnati, University of Chicago. CLARENCE W. HESLAR: Behind lhc Wheel Driver Training; HohhiesiGardening; University of CincinnalL PAUL HILTENBEITEL; English: Xavier University, University of Cincinnati. Fourth Row: LEONARD HIMMELMANN: English, Graphic Arls; Sponsor. lhc- Visual Aids Club; thhiL-s; Reading, Traveling; University uf Cincinnati. Ohio Stale University. FRED U HOFFMANN: Radio and TV Shop. Motors and Wiring: University 0!. Cincinnati, Ohio Suuc University. JO ANN HUGHES: American Hismry, World Ceogmphy; Spnnsun Y-Teens: Huh- hiesiTruvcling, Theater; Miami University. University of Cincinnati. Fifth Row: BEA A. JACOBSON: Phyairul Educuliun, Heuhh; Spunsnr, Cllccrluullillg, R'Iujurutn-s. Pi Chi Sticial Club; IrIUIJhies -D;Incing Uiullz-I, Tum, Swimming, Diving; Sports; Univursity uf Cim-immti. HILDECARDE JOHNSON: Clerical Prawlicg; I'luhhies Remling; Luwrcnrc Culley; University ol Cincinnati. RUTH H. JONES: English; Hobbies 3I'ruvc1ing. Reading, Gardening: University of Cincinnati, Culumbia University. First Row: MACE C. JUSTICE: English: Hohlnit-siHi-Firlelity Rccnrding, Music, May Festi- vul. Chums, Camping. Hiking: Unirersily uf Cim-innuli. VELMA R KAMPHAUS: Business Mulhunuuics, Adding and Cuiuuluting Machines: Assistant Sponsor VIC: E'Iulnbit:s;Bridgc. Gardening. Sewing. Bowling; Oxford College, Miami Univerx'ily. Universily of Cincinnali. ELEANOR KENNEDY: Shurthaml, Trunsvripliun, General Business; Hubllies 'I'erVL-lingn Reading: Ohio Slate Uniwrshy, Gregg Cnlln-gu, J'nive-rsity ul Cin- vinnmi. Second Row: JAMES W. KINNE: .Mlvunw-IJ Wuullwnr'king: IIMJicsiHuwling, Sludying Archileclurc 0! Buildings. Uhiu Nlm'llullivlr Instilmu, Univm'sily of Cincinnati, Xavier University. IRVIN C, KUICIIN: Health, Safely: Sponsor, Vursily C Club: l'lnhhiesiFish- ing, Reading: Eilalcrn Stall: Cnllcgu. ROY D. LACALY: Physical Eduruliun, Httullll lidlxrulinn. Cuddling: Suimmillu Unuch; Hobbies Span5. Music: Univursily uf Cincinnati. Third Row: R. F. LOUCHLIN; Funds Clulnlinahw; Huhhics 0il Puinling, Furujlurc Rt?- finishing, Ship Mmlt-ling; Winnnu Slulu 'l cm-hL-r5 College, University uf Minnesota, University of Cincinnati. WALTER R, LUND: Librarian: Cn-Spunsnn Quill and Srrnll; IiuhbiesiSlump- Collecting: Eureka Cullugu, Xavier University: Universily 0f Illilmis. ELIZABETH Y. MAITHRE: Grncral Art, Needle Trades Art; Hobhics-Inu-r- vsling Peopltn Writing. Puiuling, Swimming. Ilursehur'k Riding. Hiking; Uni- VL'Nily ul Cim-innmiv Cincinnati Arl Avudmny, Cincinnati Medical Cullsge. Ohio X'Iwhdllirs Institulv. Fourth Row: - SYLVIA MARTIN: Speech. Ilmmulivs: SlmnSnr, Ccndra Club. Spring Play: HubhiesiMusic. Reading: University UK Cinrinnuli, Wurouslcr 51:11:: Cullegc. FRANK C MAYER: General Science: Hubhics-v-Alhletics: Univershy nf Cincinnati. WILLIAM D MERIDITH: Anmricun History: Cnuching: Reserve Basketball Clinch: thlliesiHuskc-lbull, Baseball, Gulf. Camping: Indiana University, Pur- due University, Fifth Bow: EDA MEYER: Coordinmur in the Business Field: HuhhiL-Hi'l'ruveling, Reading, Swimming; UniverSily 0f Cillulnnuli, Nutiunul Universiiy of Mexico. VERLIE M. MEYERS: Heullll. Physical Educaliml: Sponsor CAA; HLDIilJiE$ Spurls: University of Cincinnuli, Universiiy nl Colouulu. MARY J. MILLER: Civics. World History; Hnbbirs Musim Reading. Swimming: Ulivet Cnilegc, University of Chicago. Sixth Row: LEE D. MOORE: World Geography, World Hislnry: Spnnsnn Hi-Y: Hnbbiekg Buuks, Pictures, Raukwund Pottery; Miami University. Univergity of Cincinnati. RALPH C. MOSCHEL: Buukkecping, Buukkeeping Machines, Business Arith- mL-1ic; Busines: Aclvisnr, PENUIILUM, Package Plan; Ilubbics-lemgruphy: Uni- versity nf Cincinuli. MINNIE H. MOTZER: Power Sewing. Dressmuking; Ilulybics 5ewing, Design- ing Dresses: University nf Cincinnati, Ohio Slate University. Seventh Row: JAMES T. MUSSMAN: English: Spnnsor. Yuulh fur Christ Club; thhivsh licuding, General Exercise; University of Cinrinnzlli. PAUL E. NABORS: General Math; West Virginia University, RALPH NAVARO: AllEnnmlivc Servivc Shun: H4rhhierw-Truveling. Hume anil-s; Ullin Stale Univuraily, University of Cincinnati, Miss Mary Spiker places Dolores Scheidl in co-op job Firs! Row: FRANK NICOLICTTI: Amcrimm Histury, World Gcngraphy; West Virginia Uniwr- sity. MARCAHITI' OIHNIAN: Shnrlhand. Transrriplinn, Typing: SponSur, Alpha Chi Gamma Snriul Club; Huhlwius Swimminu. Hiking, Dancing. Picuivs, Operas, Movies, TV; Uniwrbily 0f Cinrimulli. ELIZABETH PEOPLES: Jull Relations, Advunlrrtl Drvssmuking: Iuwu Slum Cnllcgu. l'nivursily uI Cincinlmli. Second Row: ROYAL J. POR'HCR: Basic Machine Shun; University uf Cincinnati. AIJELHEID H. PRICE: Cumnwrvial Fm-l; Juh vauliuns: Srniur Class Advis : I'lubhiesiBrirlgw-l Cnllecling lenngruph Records. Knitling: Cum'nrdizr Cnllngu, Uni. w'rsily uI Minncsutu. .MMFS ll PYLIC: Atlvuncvd Tailoring: Ncmllv Trades L'Hurtlinutur: University of Cincinlliui, Third Row: JOHN C. ROMAN: Cunl'tlilnuur 0f Curricuhun: lInthicsiSpnrls; University nf Pills- hurgh. University a! Cim-innuti. CHARLES SALHC: Jnh Rehuiuns, Ecunumiu Rehniuns: Advertising Manager. PENIII'LI'M: llnhhiusiSWimming: University of Cincinnati; Ohiu Sum: University ESTHER E, SAL'I'ZN'IAN' English: HohhivsiHiking, Swimming, Bnnling. Tmrnelgt: Ur-mps in Cnmmullily Centers: Brnuklyn Cullegc, University uf Cincinnati. Fourth Row: HOWARD L. SANS: Crm'ml SA-it-nrv: Ilullbiz-siFarnliug: Wilmington Cullvgu, Olliu Slzllc University. Miami 1:11h'r-rsily', University uf Cinrinnati. ROBERT SARSHELD: Pl1ys:vui Educulinn. Ht'ulth: Gym Tl'ilnl Cnat'll: Universily uf Cinrinnali. VHF. W. SCHAICPI'ZRKLAUS: Mv-vlmnirul Drawing: IlnlrlvicriGurdrning. Shula; l'niv.'t-rsil3 nf Cincinnali. Fifth Row: WiLHAH SCHATZ: .Vlzu-him: Shim. Metal Lulmramry: II1rllllivsilelugruphy: Uhiu Flulv Universily, Univursity nf Cinvinnuli. IMHL I. SCHMIDT: Physical Edm-atinn: Chairman. anurlmvnt of Physical Hdw l 'IilIn uml AlhlmiL-s. Stadium Munugvr: thlwivs 7l7ishing. Bualing. Gardening. Wluulwnrking, Aum le'hamivs: Ccnlrul Nnrmul Cnllcgc. VVisvunsin Universily. Indiana lralivchily. MILDRED 1'2. SCHOPMHYICK: Slmrllmmi, Busim-ss Wauh. Transvripliun. Typing: thlyivsiDum-ingz, Trnvrliug. Rvmling. Plays. Unvil's: Alhl'mlvum uf Ohio. 51. Xavier l nivur.Nin. lHliVE-rsily 0f Cincinmni. The F aculty of Central High School . ! Ful v -. 7 a MR. 5 MRS. VRV KUEHN ENJOY TRACK EOTH IN AND OUT OF ;' CHOOL lg? 'W van - w? 'wa $35? ., , MAITHRE 61:35 WHILE HUSBAND WABTS PATlENTLY7 MISS SCHOPMEYER EXAMINES TREASURES GARNERED IN FOREIGN LANDS First Row: MARTIN SIEGEL: American Hislury, World Geurgmplly; University of Cin- rinnati. EDWARD T. SIMMERMON: World History, World Geography; Chairman. Variety Shaw TickeL Sales: Hubbies4Buwling. Culling, Fumhall. School Masters Ciub; Miami University, Marietta College, University of Cincinnati. HERBERT w. SIMPKINS: Aviation Engines. Basic. Engines; Sponsor. Rifle Club; Huhbics-Avizuion, Radio; Universily of Cincinnati. Second Row: IRENE G, SMITH: English; Senior Class Advisur: Hobbius-Sporls: Cedarvillu College, Ohio State University, Columbia University, University of Cincinnati. ORA E. SMITH: Ecunomic Relations; Hobbies-Rcuding. Graphic Arts, History: Wilmington College, Ohio Stine Universily, University of Cincinnati. GEORGE G. SNIDER: General Sricnuc, Physics; HobbicsiFarming; University of Cincinnati, Columbia University. Third Row: R. OWEN SOFKO: English; Edimrial Spunsur, PENIJULUM; Huleies Fishing. Driving, Spurts; Ohio Universily, University 01 Cincinnati. ROY SOMMERLAD: Eleclrical Shop, Mathematics, Science: HnbhivsiRnller Skating, Ice Skating, Traveling, Bowling; Montana Stale College, University uf Kentucky, University of Cincinnati. MARY V. SPIKER: Cnnrdixyamr 0i Distributive Education, Mcn'handisc Analysis,- Consumer Education. Merchandise Studies; Seniur Class Arlvisnr: Hobbies- Traveling, Reading. Club Work. Swimming: Universiiy of Cincinnati, Universily of.Piltsb rgh, Ohio Whaleyau University. x F. rth. Row: OB A STACGE: Physical Education. Health: Spunsnr, CAA: Huhbies ' ' ivcrsily of Cincinnali, Michigan Sum: University. D E. STERNE: leto-Lilhogruphy; HnbbiCSHFlying, Isllmngruphy, Gulf- g, Fishing; West Virginia Institute of Technology, Bcllcvifle College, University 1f Cincinnati. .2 3 KHKVILLE E. STIFEL: Sheet Metal, Basic Shop: Hubbiua-Culur lelugruphy. gnsmithing; University of Cincinnati. Fifth Row: DOROTHY STRENG: Typing; HobbicsiGardening, Bridge, Children: Uniwrsily :sf Cincinnati. CARL E. SULEK: Buokkeeping, Business Arithmcliv; Chairman, Business Edu- m-linn: thbicsiSparts-Du it Yourself; Ohio Slate University, University of Cin- cinnali. CATHERINE TEMPLETON: English; HUbbECS'TheillCr, Gardening. Cooking, Reading; Schusler Marlin Srhonl, University of Cincinnati, Xuvier University, Emerson College. Sixth Row: ORVILLE H. TENHUNFELD: Automotive Service; Hnbhirrs- Fishing, Bunting, Hunting; University of Cincinnati. , CAROLE TOWN: Basic Dressmaking, Basic Tailoring, Art Nccdlcwnrk, Truth: Embroidery; Sponsor, Junior Red Cross; HubhiesiScwing, Spurts, Traveling; University of Cinrinnuti, Montana Slate Cnllcge. CLYDE A. TUXWORTH: Busir Elcclricily; IInleEesVslmns, Gulf; University uf Cincinnati, Seventh Row: HELEN A. TWOMEY: English: Hnbbics-Sewing, Gardening; University of Cincinnati, Xavier Universily. CLIFFORD E, VATH: Basic anI Shop, Mechanical Drawing: Sponsor. VIC; Hobbies-Traveling, Rock and Minerals, Camping, Photography, Boy Scouts; University of Cincinnati. University of Wisconsin, MONICA VIERLINC: World History, Wurld Geography; HnilbicsiCurdcniug; Miami University, Ohio State University. The F aculty of Central High School Mr. Ora Smith Coaches Robert Urlmnski in co-op procedure First Row: WILLIAM M, WAGNER: le-hamiuul Druujngz: Miami Univvrsily, Universily uf Wis cousin. CURINNE WALKER: Dislrihulivc IClIurzllinn: HuhhivyJl'rklvuling. Cnnking; Univer- .in3 uf Michigan, Simuns. College. ROBERT L. WALI - U of Virginia, Univcr y of Cincinnati. atlwmulivs; llnlIl:ivs--'1'r:Iu-Iing; WIIlFurd Cullvgvr, UnivurAly Second Row: EDITH A. XVARNER; Funds. Uhiu Slulr University, Uniw'rsily uf Cim'innnli. CHARLES WEAVER; Binlugy. Cum-ral Svit'nvc; Hubl:ics l'IunIing, Fishing. Slmrls; Universily uf Minalusulu. Marshall Cnllcge. HOWARD WESLEY' Oxy-Al'vlylrnc 21ml Eluctric Art: W'Elliing: ullhic$icdllddiiln Firhing and Bouling: Universily Hf Cinrinnuli. Third Row: ROBERT IL WI'HVFLICR: Insirunn-ula! Music: Dirul'lnr, Band, Variety Sllnw; Hulk biosiCllurrh Mlbir: University of Cincinnati. Cim'innuti Cnnscrvulnry uf Mugic. GEORGE W. WINTER: Busic Enginrs, Aulu Science; Univcraily uf Cincinnati, Oilin Slum Universily. CHARLES WINTERS; Busir Iingincs; H:Illlxics---Fisl1ing, Hunting, Bnuling: 011in Suite UniversiEy. University nf Cim-innzuL Fourth Row: S'I'ICHA W'OIJVI'ZR: Sm'iul Slutlh's: Hnilllit's Chirugu. Vniwrsily of Cincinnati. Ulliu Shllt' linin- whangv ll'vau'lu'rship; Universily Hf Au. P. V'. WOULLICY: Mulhmnatirs. leu-hina- Slurp: Ihliw-rsily nf Cinrinmui, Ohio Sum: lHlivcrsily. FRED TA YICACICH: Physimll Ethu-xuiuu: Varsity Fumlmll Cmu'h; Huljbivsisiuu'ls. Gunlx-uing: Vuiwriily nf Cim'innzui. Fiflll Row: HHIANUICL J. le'jUHCR: Mullu'nmlic's: thlliVKN Hcmling. Uillrlnnrs: ifllivl'rsilv nf Cinrinnuli. Miss Betny Tobahem Secretary in Charge Miss Jo-Ann PmHitt, Senior StenogAraphcr; M135 Maureen Theskin. Junior Stenographer; Mrs. Melva Kresser PetroH. Senior Stenographer. 26 Mrs. Irma Merkle, Intermediate Stenographer; Mrs. Gladys Dunaway, Junior Stenographer. Wohlwender, Clerk. The Secretarial Staff An effective and well CO-ordinated secretarial staff is essential in a huge organization such as ours if the operation is not to hog down, even before the opening of school, under an avalanche of confused del'aiI. The secretarial staH spends months in pre- paring for that big day just as it does after the closing of each school year. Preparing for entrance as well as checking and completing stucTent records are long and painstak- ing tasks, yet the handling of these details is only a small portion of the duties of our secretaries. The amount of daily detail confronting the staff is staggering. Yet under the calm supervision of Miss Betty Tohabem secretary to Mr. Tower, each member of the staff carries on her assigned duties efhciently and With dispatch. Miss Ruth Woolley, financial secretary1 sees approximately a third of a million dollars go through her records during the year. Miss Melva Kresser must move rapidly to keep ahead of the detail going across Mr. Peiranogs desk just as Miss Jo-Ann Proffltt keeps busy to keep up with Mrs. Lape,s details. Switchboard lights often resemble a Christmas tree for Mrs. Ella Staubitz while Miss Joan Stanley keeps the records of some three hundred co-oping seniors in addition to securing Work certiflcates for each of them Miss Mau- reen Thesken has been transferred from the switchboard to the Practical Nursing De- partment. Mrst Evelyn Bierley has assumed the duties of Mrs. Sue Wohlwender as secretary for the counselors, Other recent additions include Mrs. Irma Merkle for Mr. Roman, and Mrs. Gladys Dunaway for attendance and Class cuts. Miss Ruth Woolley, Financial Secretary; Miss 27 Joan Stanley, Junior Stenographer; Mrs. Sue I I l l l l CLASSES 28 Officers of the Classes Shirley Ratliff. Tom Cook. Eugene Day, Brigitte Rieger. Carol Pennington,JanetK01de SECTION I Brown DAY .................Presidem HRIGI'I'TF. Rncmin .H.. .. . . . .. .. .. . . ., .. .Vice President SHIRLEY HA'I'Lll-T ................................ 5' ccrcmry PA'I' LOWE 4H.......,................,..A..A.,.Trensurw .8 C'J'ION ll 'l'uMCrmK VLuPresidem CAROL PICNMNG'J'ON ... ..... ...................Sccretary J Amc'r KOLDI: ................................... Treasurer 30 Junior Class OFFICERS SUSAN KELIA ... .. . . ,, .. ...Prvsidanl ANT Blmnronn . A. ,. 4 . .VW Prusidcnl WAL'I'l-LR HLLLALM , . . , . . . . JSKCI'IHHHW BETTY LEA HILL . .. ., . . .. ,Trvusnrar XVaILer HiHman, Ari Bradford, Susan Kelly, Betty Lea Hill Top: Janet Powell. Gloria StewarL Kallly Bojeu'. Ron Hill Bottom: Sue Massengale. Eddie Marshall. Barbara Daulmn Sophomore Class OFFICERS JANET POWELL ....... President GLORIA S'I'I-LWART .Viw Frosiclem. RON HILL , . . . .A , . . .Secremry KATHY Bonn .. ..... Truasurer Freshman Class OFFICERS BARBARA DAUL'mN ...Prusz'dvnl Emma JVIAHSEIALI. .VEr-e President SUE MASSENGALE .Secrelal'y- Tl'msurw SENIORS-- FiIst Row: U015 ACKLI .:Y Aulnmulive; CII-nps, Calchell Chevrolet; Hus High Ambi- 11111115.1 WILLIE L ADAWS: Frinting: Cu 11115, Roscnlhal, Priming Publisher 1211.: Man 01 Few Words. ROBERT ADDISON: Business; CII-nps, Ohio Naliunu1 U11: Illilll'm'ir'l' Cm: Cash On The Line. Second How : JAMES R. ADKINS:151cc1r11111;C110ps. C1111 111mm Gas and Elentric C11,:- Knight Life 2 .'5; As Lively As 1111: Wires in His T rude. RONALD F.ALBFRS:ElI-:I-Lricz11; CU-HDS, Cincinnati Gas 111111 F18L'1I'1l Cm: Quiet, Hi5 FRED THOMAS ALLEN: Mechanical Drawing: 15211111 .5; V1C.5; 1112 Slrives To Please, Third Row: RUTH ANDERSON: Business: CII-ups, American Bunk CH0; Student As- sembly 31111111111 Chi Gamma 2: Y leuns .'5; 'Sweel Persaimlity. ANDREW SAPMUEL ANDREA:W011dworking; 12-,00115 Morton Shoe Last C'.:0 Sluge Crew .5;'L11ug11 And Be Merry Fur Tomorruw You May 1511:. BE'izTY LOU ANNIS: Merchandising; Comps, Shillim's; GAA 1; Cheer- leader 1: Choir 1, 2: Music Award 1; VIC 3. '1: She Sells Her Cquis, Fourth Bow : CLIFF ARLINGHAUS: Mclul Trades: ' Manful Manner. LOUIS ARMBRUSTER: Aummmivu; ClJ-UpH, Prugressive Oldsmuhile: 13191: Club 1: Man Of Few Words. GLADYS ANN AUSTIN: Business; Quielly She Guns. Fifth Row: ROBERT H. BAILEY: Metal Trades; Mysteriuus As A Secret. JACK 5. 131111115: Wcmdworking; Cu-IIps, Dental Electric Co.; Swimming Team 3; Track Team 3: Gym Team 3; ,Lultor 2. 3: 2 Medals, 1 Ribbon 35; He's A Devil In His Own Hume '11.Iwn JOHN W. BAKER: Aummnlive; Bdskvlhall 2 '.5 11-: Truck 2, 3, 41-; VIC 15. 4; CHEN Country 3, 1: H111 R1111 P111111 Sixth Row: RAYMOND H. BALL: E1eclriru1: ClI-fl'lir. Dental Iileclric Cm: 5111110111 Council 2; 5011111111 Blue. LEE L. BARESWIL'F: Metal 111311133: Words Canft 15195111110 Him?- CAHRIE L. HARLOW: Business: CAA 3,11: VIC 3. -1: Quiclnlcss 15 Wun- derful. , Seventh Row: IAHRY F. BAYS: M2111 Trades: Crates Many Fuuhs Few. DOROTHY 11 BECK: Business; C-o ups, Union Central Life Itisuramc Cn.; PLNDULUM 15011.3: 'Kinma 111611111 1r1111111pincss.Y GLORIA FAY 131215101515: 151151110530111115. 1.5011111 01 Hdumliun; Guide 2, f5: Friendly Ways. Miss Eda Meyer1ucales co-op job for Jeanine Bl'uckhuis First Row: 1.011151: ANN 111.1 1,1111AN: 1IIIHI1IIIIII1i5iIIg: JiII-IIpS. .JIIJIII SIIi11ilII JiIII; RP- 1.111111 MI 1111 1:SII1I'51IIIIII5lIi1I .1 1 31: 1'IIriI'1y SJIIIW 2: CuiIII 1: KIII' 1h! LIII- Jh-II. 3: ' Stlliich IJIIIII JlIII-t '1 JZI'III' .111IJY . BltJII E Y: ': JII -III . C'Inlral JrIIsl L'.II.SIIII1L'IIL As. seIIIJIly JI'. Rm! Cross HI-II. 2: J. iI-IIIJIiIIuss CuiIIe511L'I WIIy EMOC .I 12 HELL: 13II5iIII-5'5; JIIIIII511IIiIII1 Jknlrili LiJI. IllFllI'HIJIG Jim; Sim 1.III'IIIiI PTIHJSLII'I', Second Row: BESSIE 11. BELT: HII5'iIII'5'5: JiII-II1I5. IIIIIiIIII JIIIIlrIll Jifc 1II5III'IIIII'I CII.: SIIIIlL'IIl 11.5'5I'II11Ily RI , : Phi JilIi 3. 'i-1yI JIIII 11H! 1rI.5' KAY S. 11 YJIVS: 151.,iIII'5'5: CII-II1I5. 11IIviII5 Bakery; Sugar is SMPlEI. BIII NIIt A5 Swu't :15 511 11113111 BILK: '1II I-III:JIIIIII5 JJIIIiIIIIIIii Gas and JCJIII'IriI' Jim: 'WIIII15 1n 11I A Top Fligrhl 11llJZ'1Jiilll. Third Row. ' IUSJLPJJ 111N11111: Pl'inlill : Ji-,IIIIII5 JJIr5I JIEI 1I1 PIiIIJiIIg JII.- RIJII J.1u11 2'. ins: RI-IIIIIIIIIIIII lhIII JiIII J'rIIIIkliII WII5 A PI'V'iIItII 5 JJCIiL JIII J1 J1513I'JNFR.1IIIIIIIIIIlivu: JIMIIII5. Raymund JIIIpIIrieIJ .1'1IIlIII'5;11IIIII1 1. 2 .3: 11II5'kL'l1III11 1: Easy Guingfv 1011 11.11J1JIK: Printing: JIII-vas. A B J: LiliIIIngIIIIIiI' Cm: Blind Always DI-pI-IIIJIIIIJI'. l : Fourth Row: DAVID IV, BODLEY: 1:21III'lriI'II1: FIIIIIJIIIJI iutlI'r 2: Jiilnil' 1: BIIIIII 3. -1: JilIII: JIJIIII l: Jilik JIIIIEI 35'. VIIriI'Iy SJIIIw .3 .1; SIIIIIIIIII :155I'III1I1y 2; 1'le .3, .1; PrnjL'I'lIIr Ji1u1I 4: Stage Jiruw 2. .3, I1: 11i11I: Club 1: 1115' SI'IIIIIIJ Spirit 15 Au Inspiration.H 11111.1.111111 11011121.: AviIIIiIIn: Quiri :1nI1 DulI'rmim'tJ. DELTA PEARL BRADFORD: Businvn': CJI'II Club 3; 1111i11r'1; .1115. I'lIiI'IIIIus Ways? Fifth. Row: 13.1.1211 CAROLYN BRADLEY: Business: JIIIIIIIISI BIIM'd Hf JCITIH'HIJUII: Knight LI'fI' 51le 2. .3. I1; Jiuidv 2; VJJ: .L: JJIIJIJIJJIIg Wilh Wily 5:11IJIJCL 1.. 1311A . Au1IIIIIIIIiI'Ir'. JiII-IIp5'. AIIIII :1IIII Arm Supply Jim: JIM WIIIII 'l'lII- FIII-I ' JOSEPH 1 ,. IJRENN Huh .3: From 11011- J: i'iJIII'lI' III J'ZII-I'IIin. ' JIII-II1I5'. Wrngrrl JClIII'tI'iI' JiII.: Kiilu- Sixth Row: SARAH 17. 1511151101,: 11II5IIII 55 J II IIII5' 1.iIII'II1II 110il11115' SI-thIII1 J. 11 1 ' i 11II -Im5 Uf JIIrIIwuy PIIII ' 13110-111115: .1uIIIIIIIIIiII-z mp5. NIII'IlISiIII'J .IIr 11'11511: Gym 1IIIIIII ' 'k TIIIIIII 2. 3: J1 JIJIIII I1: JJI' 11:15 :1 RIIIIIIiIII.I StIII'I J1II Lift ANN BRULK1JJ115111IIsiIII . JiII-IIps. BIIIII-IJ 01: Etim'zltiun: 1 . JrI'II5uI'I'r .3 Pi J.JIi 2. 3 l. JiIIrrI'I-IIIIIIIiiII; SI'I'TI'liIry 2: SillliPlll .-1.55'I-III111V 2: Cuilll- 3:1 'SII'HIII :51 VIIII'IIiIIII. 11151. Sevenlh Row: 11 . NJC'I'TJI 1111011111115: lJII5inI5', HIII5' 1::E1ipill Jhi GIIIIIIIIII 1IIriIII Slum 3' Huh I11 :155I-II1111'. l. L0115 1' 11110115. ' JCI'1II'1riIII1: JII- -IIII.5. 121181110 Displays: 13' 1: FIIIIIIIIIIJ 1; CIII- J.JIIiI 1'. Golf TI:unI l: JIJII'I'rIL'IIIJI'r :1: FIIJIIII-r. SARAH BROWN: 11II5iIII'.5.-; Choir 2: VIII'iuly SJIIIw 2, 11; GILT JIJIIJI 1 '1JII.5iI'1.-IVI'I'. JIII IIpr. 11III'III1 IIf 1IlIII'IIIiIIII:C1II:Iir l; 1 II5uIIr 1: KHUJIH Ltfe 511111.11 Iy IIIII1 SIII l'1. k '11J1111 11;:1'. RI'IIJ SII'IIIII First Row: CARROLL L. BRYANT: E3c1'lrivul: Cu-ops. Johnson Elut'lrir Cm: Bum! l, 2: Eh: Call BCI IISC 13c Thinks He Can. LOUISE BUGGE ercham 1g; Variety Shnw 3: Pi Chi .'3 ,1; VIC f3, -1: Y-chns L 2. 3. Secretary 3 ' Swuelht'url Alu'ndznn I3; Mujurnm: I3, 31: One Of Cunrzll chelllcar ARLENE M. BURCK: Husin Cu-ups. Blulrd of lillumltiun; Slmrtlmml Award . Checrlczuling Award 13 Chuurlculiur 3, 4. Cu-Cuptain 4; Pi Chi 2, 53, :l, Treasurer .3 Prorillcnl 4: Variety Slum .'3. 4: Jr. Red Cross Rep. 1: Guide ' 1 Y3'l'ocns 1. 2: Class SerrL-lalry 33: Knight Lifl: Rep. 2: VIC 13. '1: 3135.5 Pup 'l: 511.1.l'kplug OI Central. ' Second Row: ARTHUR HAROLD CAMPBELL: anlwurking: Co-ops, Penker Cun- Mruclinn Cm; Variety Simw .3: A Grind Word For Everyone. DOROTHY CAMPBELL: Needle TradCE: Faces Life Ami Likes It. ROBERT C MPBELL: Printing: Cu-upr. Fashion Frucks: CNS:- CHUIHI'y .3 Lemur 3: I'rark 3; Camera Club 3: Uuussuming Reliability. Third Row: KENNETH CARNAHAN: Autumoliw; Cn-nps, Gardner Eleclririly, Inc,; Band .3: Variety Show 13 A Quicl Mimi Is Richer Than CUM. RALPH .I. CARPENTE! . Mel'll Trades: Co-ups. Lodge 11nd Slliplcy: Funk lull 1, 2' Cr ' Cuumry 2. Her: Cym Team 1. 2, 3, ll, Cupeuin l. Laller: Tru . 2. 3, fl, Let C Club 2, 3. 4: Hr. Plur'czll Culture. 'HEA ANN CARROLL: Needle Trades: Chnir 2: Cva Club 2: CAA 3, 4: Lumls Of Fun. Fourth Row: THOMAS D. CARROLL: Priming: A B C Lilhngmphir GIL: Sturltmr As- sembly 2; PEMMILI'M SlalT 1: VIC 3: 4: Camera Cluh 3, 31, Vit'LuPresidunt -1'. Mr, Flushbulhf' WIAL'I' CARRU'I'HERS: Autmnulivc; Fnulbull l, 2. 3: Glee Club 1: A Swell SpurL RONALD CARSON: Me't'hunit'ul Drawing: Why Du You Pn'luml? Fifth Row: ROSEHARY CAK'I'FR: Business: anlps. XII. Adam: Svhvml: Whulx'sunu' Persnnalily. JUANI'I'A CHILES: Busine. MARIAN L. CLARK: BuFiiIEs Vuw-r A Dull Munmnl. CAA 2, I3: NL'vcr-Givc-l'p Altiiunlv. Sixth Row: DORIS CLAYBORN: Funds: Cumps. thihlrun's HIIHIiIlll: CAA .3 1: Knight Life Rep. 2: Student Amrmhly 2: VIC 3. 1: CIE'L' Club 1: I Wun- dcr If She Sings In The Kitchen.,1 SHIRLEY CLEVENCER: Buriness: Cu-Hps, Uniun Cunlrzzl Life Insurance Cm: Swt-ellu'art Allvmlunl 2; Pi Ch -I: Miss Wizard Of 07.. DONALD L. CLOYD: .Vlrlal ll'nulx-s; Sumv Children Grow Up. Seventh Row: RAYMOND EDWARD tLOBURN: Aulmnnlivc: Cn-ups. Dinners Survirv SN- liun; 'Cenlrul's Huvklclmrry Finn. ROBERT COLEMAN: Wuudwnrking: CIu-upm Charles Rims Conslt'LIcEinn Cn,: Fuulhull 2: BuselmH 1: Calm Wuh'rs Run Deep. RAY E. COLI l': lilm-lr'ral: Chum. Curlislu and Fim'h: Huskvlhalll 2: Baseball 2. 3; 'rev Frnm Cure. Mr. Pyle and Barbara Sizer First Row: JUDITH ,1. COLLINS: IJIIsiIII-ss; CII-IIps. 1'IIiIIII CI-IIII'II1 1.110, InSilrilan Cm: Sweet Her Manner. 111 COOK: Business: C11r1 1: CEIIIir 2; 1';1 Busy .Vlinrl Gob Kr- .1 m 7 gulls. 10111 W CUOK:1vialiIIII: TmI-k 2. 3'1. 1 3, 1: Crush Luunlry -1: HIIIIIIr Rnil Ii Durnhhu 1711'Ii11IIu1I3I1. A1111 1'12lll115lilln'.u . Club 51. 1: AcrII-Rzlrlin Clllll Jase Vicc-PI'CiiIICIII 1: Guide 1: Second Row: 1115'11'1'11' C. 1.110131inBusinissz1IIII1I5.11IIiIIII 1Ulllrd1 Liiu 111.3 .IerIIIu CIR . HlHIUI' RII112'111'IIIrgy-I1III1 1 An: Slrungma 1 11111511111 C. C111-11.1C12ALlhInlnliVlfz LII-IIps. C115 Wuilnrr PIInliaII'. 1nI.'.: 11r1U1l111y1.l.yN11e SHIRLL Y 1:1LL surauvv CII.; Pi IL: Swerllnmrl AllIIIIIlIIIIl 1: l'11P11r-110 FI'LIIIII'IC COOPER: Btlsillru: Cn-upa. liIIiIIII tlcnlrul Lifr 11b ,11 3, 11: Guide 3: CPIllh'ii 1:1U1l 3:1. 1: Krlfgl'rl 141,14 Sud? Third How: 111111 1LN1'1 ZIP'. 11011111111: AVIIIIIIIII: CII-IIpm QHITH Cily laying SPI'V1i'l'I I131'U1111I1101JH1I 3, 111116111111 111.3 Hark. HUBERT 11. CUR 11H'lriral: Clem Huh 1: 1:1;II'1I Mind 11m 11:: Hull Mellmds Of Thinking? SARAH 110111311011: 11llsiurss: Cn-IIps. .I1IIII I'iI':III 11IIIIk Cm: 11I:.Im.3' Will: 1CrIlhu.3'iII.3'III.q Fourlh Row: 11151113121111 CRAFT: :1uluIIIIIIiVu: CII-IIIIS. Scrvirr WIII'ItlIc-usm Easy Come. Easy Go 1.1LEEN .11. LRMG 13113'1l1833;1'-II-Ilp.3 AmI- -IiImI Bunk Cm; Choir 3; GAA ':1 Vzlricl ' ' ' I n. 1311111111 HERBFRT CRAIG WIIIIIIWIIIkIng: '11. .31 11m 1111- 131:5. '1 1ifth Row: MAXINF CRAIG: 1111.31III'. SHIT 2: Eager 'III Oblivvc 11111151011 11' 1' 111.:111811'111I'I'U1k'h 13 11W 11011115an 11.1111 11.11111 1 31111111 ': Camps. ' 1 Ullnr 11011 2. Plil'h'l'I :1lli'lltldll1't' Award 3: Sllldunl '133I-I1I1J1y .3 Knight Life 1191!. . . GIIiIII'. Tun Bushful Fur WIIrcis. JiII'ksnn SI-1IIIII1: CIIIIiI' 1: KilithI LUV Sixlh Row: U11'11K11: 111.111 111111115. 1.1u3InI33 LII-IIIIs. 1IIII-riIIIn 15001; Cw 11.11113. 1: 11 Smile FIII 1 . RCIE M 11 1111117, N-IIIIrc L 1.1.1113: 11u3iIIIls3: th'L'P .1llli SWIWI. :1 -I.I.1;y:1.III-IIIJ.4, Durnmlurs WIII'k KIIIIIII: Seventh Row: P111111? 11. 11:11:15: 1'11l'1'll'1l'111: EIHvVIllF. :1 and 11 liie-I'lriI' Cm: Smilvs 1.1; 1119 Milt ELGL 111': Priming: CII-III '.111.11.ny Priming C - Pcl'fw-l Alleluidnm- Award .1: Smdcm Aswlnbly 2; Clan 1,l'l1iif1l'11l I: l'iIIrrvrr Jllrugulll :1III1 Smiling. CARI. DENNIS: AHIHIHIIHVDI Happy erlllrtn ENI R First Row: DOROTHY DIESSLIN: Merchandising; Choir 1; Y-'ll:cn52: I13 Red Cross Rep. 3; VIC ,1: GAA ll; PENDL'LUM Rep. 4: She Likes ART And An. MILDRED LOUISE DIXON: Business; Genuine Fricmlshipf, ROBERT COWBOY DOAN: Wmnlwnrking; Cu-ups, Marpm Candy CLL: Band 1, 2, 3, Lemur 2: Hmmr Hull 1: '3Harrl-Riding, Struighl-Slmnting, Wild And Wunley, Second Row: JOE DOLD: Printing: Co-nps, Arnuld Printing Cm; Calf! Smy A Stranger. : JAMES F DURAN: Electrical; Cn-nps, Keno Industries: Fumlmll 3 4: Truck 2; Has The Right Slant On Life. STAKLIN DOUGLAS: Muchuniuul Drawing: Cu-ops. Hikanrd, Cumrru Club 1: RM? Club 2, 3, ,1: Man Of Bruins. Third Row: JAMES H. A. DRISCOLL: Needle Tracks: hOnc Who lndulges In Mis- cllicvuus Thingan GLORIA ANN DUNCAN: Business: Cn-ups, Board of Education; Choir 2: PE Chi .3. 31-: GAA 3- riely Show 1, 2, 3, 4; 3'chct As l-iunL-y. KOOSEV 3LT DIIRRLI 1V: Priming: Coops, Fushiun FTUL' Kniglu Life Stuff 2; Camuru Club 3, L Vico-Presidem 3; Pmuvum Rep, .5: VIC 3, 4: At Yuur Service. Fourth Row: EARL J. DWELLY: Elemriral; Comps, Cincinnati Gus. untl Elerlrir Cn.: Funtbull l. 2: Truvk 2: Gym Team 2, 3, 4.: Perfect Ancndancc Award 2, 3: Schuul Leners 1, 2, 3; VIC 3. -1-', Inlrumurul Swimming Award 3: A Lcllcr Buy 0f Centrally JOE ELLIS: Automotive: k'Nlun Of Quiul DetermiuaiEnn. DANIEL PAUL ENCICL: Aulnmulive: Cumps, Ohio Garage: Silmwe Nuvvr Bulmys Yuu. Fifth Row: SHIRLEY M. ESTELL: Business; Cnmps, Highlands Svhnul: Knight LII? Rep. 3; hSlw Lmks Down To Blus 3 ER: EST FERGUSON: Priming: VIC 3, ,1: Let's Lnok A! It Liku This. ROBERT FINLEY; Metal Trades: Hus The World On A String. Sixth Row: ROGER FLANERY: Printing; A Guy Wayy RAY FLEXNER: Printing; Cu-nps, Sumual Protlucls, 1130.; EverybudyE Buddy. ROBERT J. FOCLESONC: Merchandising: Cn-nps, McAlpin's Department Store: Cendru Club 3; Sweet, His Manner. Seventh Row: JOSEPHINE C, FOLEY: Business: Cn-ups, American Book Co.: Cllnir 2: GAA 3; Variety Show 3: Y-Tecns 3. 4: VIC 3, 4: Cheerluudcr 4; Pi Chi 3, 4,. Prcaident 4: Bowling 2; Gal With High Spirits.N ARTHUR FOLLMER: Mert-henulising; Comps, McAlpirf.g Dcparlmenl Store; Bowling 2, .3, 4; Knight Life $1411? 2, 3, 4; Paints A Pretty Piv- lure. BERNICE FORD: Business: Huw Happy Am I. Mrs. Steinway interviewing a student First Row: BIC IINIC Ii I I'TIS'IIICR: IIusinvw: LivuIV Aml LinuIIIv.u EO' III I II1'I'uII1niraI: SiIcnl Wisrlmn. IIRII IS: Bminv IIH-nps. Anw'iruu Bonk Cm; Y- IEP - 2 I: I unI lick 2; CAA 15. II: VIC 3. I; V-II'ICIY Show Slum In IIvr IIvurIf' Second Row: IIIIAN FRY ': Businv ' 'Lcd, ,. l,inmIn IIliIgIlls Schrml; Choir 2: IIOm-c LOIS III LIIFI - BuIinu I A 'ru:mI. Mun IA F 0an IAII'I'IICA FI'I II: NINIII: Irzulvs; CAA I :JIIikes IIpriug OIIM-rs. Third Row: WILLIAM IIIQIIIIINII: NII'I'IHHIII'LII Drawing; Cn-uw. IIunr'uI IiIm-lrix- IIIL: Swimming 3, 1-, Cuplain -1. Lt'ltrr I: II CIIJIJ II. 4: Ono Of Neplllm'k Sum, P: TRICIA CIBIIS: Busin .: Cu-ups. IIniun Central LIII' Insurauu-u C11,; III Chi 2. I. I: Y-Tm-ns 2. IIIm FrmImc-ss OI YnulILA: MARY GILBERT: IIusinvbs: Cu-ups, Prm'Ir-r umI Gumva: 011 III? Path Tu Sum'I-sa Fourth Row: JUDY Ii. CIIKICRSON: Businuas: Iln-ups. Union Ccnlrnl Life Insurance Cm; Quici Little NightinguIv. IIAIIY ANN CIIJIUIIIC: Funds: VII: 3. -I: CAA 2. 3: Fund Is: Her Puslim U SIIIRL INN CLOVER: Busiuvsm Comps; Anwrirun Umlk Cu; Kuif'lil Lift: Rep. 3: Iii CIII 3. 1 km Iruu, PrnIJIvms.u Fifth Row: BENNY GOIIIIS'I'I'IIN'. 'I'vrImiruI: SUIIMI: Hamming: .IEANIC COODE: a-lllv Trades: Chnir l. 2. .I: Y-Trlzns 1: C100 IIIUIJ I. 2. iOutslumling Originality. . ARON GIIISSUM: Aulumuliw; Ituvnuu. irissnmk Curugv: A Gl-nius 0f .Ilnnmntivc Shop. Sixlll Row: 14 III D CIIOSS:Iulunm1iI-v- Camps, Gmcllun Chevrulnl: Slurh'nl ASII'IHIJIy : I MIMI Fur .prluring, HRH II A. Aumnwlivu: IIn-nps. 'IIImmpsnn IIrnlIlvrs CmIiIIm': VII: PII'usunl IIiprwilion. .UIII R IIALI': Ihlsim'ss: Iiu-ups. IIIVI'rsIIIv-IIdl'risnu SrIluoI: CI'IIIITH I.I11IJ I: cllIIIl2 . A I. 2: SIM SmIIN And Ftwry I-II-url Is CIqu, Seventh Row: CLAIIYS I.. IIAII: Barium : I Slur. III NVIS II .XLPIX: VIFr lriml; I'u-ups, IZIIi-a almI Walls: SIIHII'III :Issmnhh nnks Imuml IIIv IUulnrc' II IIIY II IIIII ION: NI-HIII- Ir.1tIIN:.Ir. RI'cI Cruss IIt'p. 3: LI Smilc Fur Iiwnnma'1 I'm: III. Airy SL'ImnI: JIIIIy And Happy First Row: HOB V. HARDIN; Amumulive; Comps, Rllincyi: Pure Oil; Band 1; Guide 2: k'Always Happy And Gay.U DOROTHY HARDIN: Business; Cu-ups. Linculn Heights School; GAA Ll; Small Sim: Pcrsun, King Si' Smilt FRANK CHARLES HARDING: EIL-L'lricul: CwupS, Hurry Kundcl Dis1rih- uling C0,; 'Tligll Spirimn Second Row: ESTHER HARRIS: Business; Cumps, Jackson School; dSilence Isb Golden. ROSS HATTENDORF: Automotive: Co-ops, Service vVllt'PhUuEC: Basket- ball Mgr. 2. 3,-1: Rifle Club 2; Visual Aids 2; C Club 3, 4; Millions Of Friends,u PEGGY ANN l-IAUSER: Business; Cu-ups, Amerimm Book Co.; 'A Friend Now And Alway'SF Third Row: PEGGY ANN HAYES: Business CAA 3; Variety Show 3; Happy Am u I-HCANNA HEINEMAN: Business; Camps, Amerirun Bunk Cm; Knight Life Rep. 2 rwu Of A Kind, DUNN . HEINEMAN; Businosm Co-Ops. Central Fuirmnunt; Knight Lila Rep. :1: PM: Of A Kind. Fourth Row: DELVIAR HIELTON: Aulumulivc: C041p5, 'l'runlcr Ford; Pullcrns After The Wise 01d Owl? KEV JOHN l-H: : Aviulinn; Aern-Rzulin Club 3. 4; Ready Fur Fun. GERALDINE HICKS; Business; Cwups. Uninn Central Life Insurance Co.; YvTcun: 1, 2, 3: 4; VIC 3. r1; hBrighl-Ewd Cal. Fifth Row: RON K. HILDERHHAN: Wrnudwnrking; Much Study Is Tirusnmc. PAT ANN HILL: Mx-rvllanrlising: Muss Secretary 2; Vilricly Shuw 2; Alpha Chi Gamma 2, Ii Ilislnriun l: Kniglil Lift: ch. 2; CCllfll'il 4; Y- Trwns Z 4: hLunghs A 'Eukus And Trivs Again. RAYMOND .IOIIN HOP 1 : Priming: Cu-nps. Parkway Survives; Funllmll 2. lmlvr 2: Bmul 1, Mgr. 1; Visual! Aids; VIC 3, 4; 4501118 Children Cruw Up? Sixth Row: DOROTHY J. HOLT: Fnutk; Cu-ups7 Fl'isrifs Drive In; thmLH; Couking With Dollie, WALTER A. l-IOPPE: Printing; Cu-nps, Arnold Priming Cu.; Band 1; VIC 3 4; A Quicl Ambitionf ROBERTA JEANNE HORTON: Mcrrhzmdising: Ccndm Club 3; Knight Life 51le 3: Forever Happy And Smilingf Seventh Row: RICHARD HUBBARD: Priming; Baseball 3; Track 2; QuieL Refmc- memf, FAY H U M PHREY: Busin Sunshine. HAROLD HUMPHREY: Technical; ;'Hcady To Go. Cu-ups, American Book Cu.; ' Bright As .3; m x E Am 4, .mii-Eis333s Mr. FaiI't-hild. Avialicm Co-owlinalor, inslrucls senior in cn-op dulies. First Row: JUAN BURST: Burinrwz CII-npr. Ann'ril-un Bunk Cu: 'Z'X Clmri Timu Alf Tho Timcf' OAKLAND HUTCHLAHSON: MIrI-lmuivul Drawing: VIC 3. l: 33Rufmml Tats R .HARD I3YSEI.I.: Wvllling: Cur Girls. Hi: Phnm: Number Is I321 1-3360: T XI and S Hurllinv unll Engraving: Second Row: CARY L IKICI AND: Mvclmuiral Ilr'uwing: U-md Judgment. jl'XN JAMISON Husin Cu-nps. Mm-riczm Bunk L:IJ.; FHVIH LI'M SNIT 13; CAA 2: Pi Cl1i53. l: Friumlly With Anynml. FRANK JOHN JANSUN: Aulmnntivc; Cn-Ups, Hnnlmr Ignition Survive: Uz-sl'lnL-d Fur SIIL'L'L-zsf! Third Row: FRED M. II 5: Aulnmnliw: Cn-nprx Junningk Buit'k; Yilriuly Slum: His Aim ICw-r Truv. CHAHI JOHNSON; Aulumnlivv- 'l'rzuvk 3 rIC .'3 ll: HLY Cfub 2: llus1ing Smilv. ' CABRILJHIYA JOHASON: Ulis'invss i-th'. Uniun Crnlml l,ifr Insurunm' Cm: GAA I3. 4: hBuhlnirs Of Laughter. ' rn-nps. Aum il'H-l Am'u 51mph Cm: Fourlh Row : drivnl 1: Pi Chi I3. 1: Viw--P Mm Show ': Slmll-nl Assvmbly 1. 3. L: Slth-nl Cuum'il IL I: 3, -1: VIC 3. 31; Sludoul 11deanle Cummillvv 3: Shurtlmnd Auurtl 3 'SWPM Aml Lovely. CARRIE JOINS: l3mim-ss: tIu-nlm Rurkllulc Primary Srhnnl: Quiet Hut Awnrn- JAM 125 1'1. JON HQ Chair 2: VIC 33. 'l sidrnt 4: CA A Cm; L- Priming: Cu-Ilprh Sulnm-l Prnriurls Inna: IiIu-c Clull 1: Always. WWII Crmmu'df: Fiflh Row: JAVIES '13. ,IOVFS: Hinim-sw Thr Rummy Kind. IARRY JUN Priming: Lumps lerkuuy SI-rvirw: Gain:- Rt-waml: Hy llunvsl Menu. ROBERT JUL : Alnmnulivr: CIVI' Club 1: Cvm-ruus Am! Uv-ulwruiiw. Sixth Row: SVF. JONF : Husinx-w: UHIIH. l'niun Crulrul Lifv lnsllrzuh-o Cm; A 3 - Husiuvss: 330m: Smull Guy. . 3 : Priming: Cn-npn Ax-liw Printing Cm: Suulx-ul Planning Cumminw; Happy Cu Luvky Air? Seventh Row: PAT LOUISE .IOKDA i Cm: Hilm: of Lung! u-r. EUW'ARD J3 KAESI. : MI'lul Trudx-s: Hunur Rrsll 13- Hilw Of Smilvs. RONALD KASSIZLMAN: Electrical: WJHC Of Ce-nudrs Lifc Wil'rr. Blhilh'ss: lIu-nlm l'uinn CL-ntml Lifv IHMITLHH'I' SENIORSw First Row: NORMAN CHRISTOPHER KATHMANN: Woodworking; Jokes Galore. RANDALL B. KAUTZ: Printing: Cmaps, Craftsman Printing C0,; Truck Team 2, 3. -1-: Crass Country 3. 4: Band: 501111111 Letters 2. 3: Mr. Sand' mam. NICK C. KEIL: Auunnnlivrz C11-c1ps. Crnniu Mutnrs, 11111.: A Real Cutie With Curlic Hairf' Second Row: LAWRENCE LL17. KELLLR:1111:1'11:1111C:11 Drawing; C11 011': Birkford 111111 Elk: Gym Ivam 1,2,13,11: Crnss Cuuntry 2;Tr:11:k 2;1'11-Y 2; CH1 Club 3 'Finc Spurtsmdnship. TOVIKENDAII' Avialinn: F1111111a112, 3 4. Lcller2 3 4211:1115: 2: Gym 31111111 1: Lcllcr 1; A1:r11- 112111111 C1u11 3 -'1- President 2:'Sp11rls Mind . WHQLIAM KIRBY: '111-l:11 11:1110s:Cu-11115' Murrer T1101 C11. .. 1111'.:HC111:I 131: 0:11. Third Row: ALEXANDER THOMAS KIRCHER: Wruwiworking: Co-nps, Mnrlnn 31111:: Last Cu 1mm: A F0111 Was I. JANE L. KISSINGER: N11111:: 11.1111s-C11-ops, Progress Manufacturing CO. Likes People And Life 1 GW;E N KLENK213115111055: 3' 'l'uithful 111 One. A 11511115. American Bunk Con. Variety Show 3: Fourth Row : W'ILL1AM FREDERICK KLOPFST Distributing Cu.: Knight Lift.- Stuff Nnn sen: : Electrical; Cn-nus, Hurry K111111111 VIC 3. 4; Hi-Y 2, 3: A Lilllc 1'1 KLOTH: Teul111iuu1: Truck 1, 2. 3, 4, Letter 3. 4; Cross Cuunlry 2, 3, 4. Cn-Cuplzlin 4. Letter 3. 4: Gym Team 2: 3C3 Club 3. 4 111111111' R1111 4: ' 'an Make. Anyunc 511111031 JIM L. KNIGHT: Avialiml; 111110. Club 1; Driven 13y Ambition? Fifth Row: CAROL A. KOBE11: Business: C11- 11115 Cenlml Trust C11.;11:1n1l 1;K11igl1t Life Stuff 3: Guide 3: 1'0111W01111C11ur185y. ROBERI F. KOCH: M1I211 Tratlcs: T11:1l Certain T011011. JANET KOLDE: Busin 5.: C11-1-1ps.11111'rsm'1:11 51'110011P'1C111 2. 3; 4;. CAA 3' Guide 3: C1355 Trczhurer 4. A Merry Hcarl. Sixth Row: AUGUST K11AEMER:J191411Trades: HA Cay Blade.u MARLENE KRUEGER: Merrhumlising; Wrilkcs The Bright Side 01 Life. BETTY JEAN LACKEY: Needlc Trades; C0 11115 1211111111 Shirl F111 lnry, Glee, Club 1: 111-2 Ynur Key T11 The Dom OE Learning Seventh Row: SHIRLEY ANN LAMB: Businessz Cn-ops. Cumral Trust Co.; Chair 2: GAA 3. 4: Knight Life Rep. Student Assembly 3, 4-; Pi C111 2. 3. 11; Cnrrcspnmling Secretary 4: VIC .'3 .4: Y-Teens 3. 4-: anling 3; .Jr. 111311 Cr1195111.p.2: P11111111 M Rep.4; 1'1.'ldc For Fun.n CAROL CONWAY LANICH211usincss; CtI-nps, Mt. Airy School: VIC 3, 4; Guidi- 2 3; '1311551u1Wedd131171'11 '. 111AN11ALARGIN: Businms; C1111115.A111cr11.1n Bunk C11.;P1 C111 2, 31,-:1 A Smiling 0:11. M r. McLaughIin, Fnods CO-UNIIHEIOI'. and student co-op Firs: Row: COTTFR il TONY LAUX; I'llm'lrical: Iin-ups, KCI'U Industries: RIIII' CIUID 2, :1: I' 'Snit Mann: JIIYII I'I LOVI'. I. I. A LI PI' 'rsnuIIIily. i II..1IINS: Buiim'ss: Comps, I'nima Central LIIL' IIISIII'IIIII'I' Cm; IVER'IION: NI'miII' 'I'FIILII'S; Chair 2'. PIIEilFiLnl QIIivIIIes ImnlriimlI's TI: Charm. Second Row . I ARI .I. IIIITIII I : IIII - :Mctui 'IAl'illIPs IIH-Ulb. Curi II, Rim': Ilym 10am 2. II -.1 VzIri1'1y Shuw 3, .1; StuIII'nI 'miniy: h'IruI', AIIIIIilEIIII I' R LINII: I1'I'imi1'111: Band 1. 2. 3. I: I K'E'ltllu SIIUW 2.1.1 I.Imks 'IlIllt WanII III I110 F300;, DON IIIPPS: AuInIIInIiw': Cn-nps. Parkway LIIII'HID unrl Mvrrury: 5111111111! Cnum'il 3; nSIIjIrI'IIII' Cowl Nuluru. Third Row: IIIIIN FI IIOI. APIINIII: I'. 1IIIAriI1II: IIII-Illls. IIIWUIHI IIr-u'm'y: CIIrI' CIIIIJ 1 Riding I' 111111 'ItllpiFIl Grin: IIJURIS J LONG: Busimss: 01- 41115. II1'IIImI F1Iirmnunt 51-:111-01 ClIchIcurinr 'Y- III'lelS 1. 2. I I: KIIIL'II! life SIIIII 2; VIC 3, I: I IJIlllpk'l WiIIIIIIII SirInI. PAI A. LIIXV' I ' I 111114 I 11111 3: Business: IIII-nps. Kursur 1InII B11111 . 111m: IIIIIIiI' 2: VIII 3: 'IIIIppy Cu IIIJI'ky. Fourth Row: EVA .IIWEIIY: Busi Hones! SiIII'III'in. KICNNI 111 JAMES IIIIXIINIIICRCICK: ICII'I'II'iI'III: IZII-ops. IIIH'II'II' IIIIII Finch: 'I'mr'k 2: GII'I' IIILIIII IIEINIKPIIIUH 1 :IgI'r 1'1: I'Ii-Y 2: PHNUI'I. M Rep. 9.: Cuiliv 3: PI'I'II'I'I I111 IIII1IIIII Awards 1, 3: SI'iInuI LIIIICT 1. 3: EVI'IIHIY MzislcriulI Ami 11. -.1 uiinI RAY I. I III: Aviatiun: I11ps.AviuIinn I1'nl1r, II11': BII-1IJ1III3.III:II1:'I 3: Alpha XIII Sigma 2. 3 BzxskIIiIIIII 2. I. ,1I11r 2: Iinnnr R1111 I: Knidlf LIfI' RepI 2: 'ROIIH'I' OI IIII IIL'IIIII1' Fifth Row: WILLIAM I; IYNCH- Annunnlivr; ' 4111-; Jennings BuiI'k: FIIIIIIJIIII 1. 2: Ir1II'I11. ,4: SIIHICHI I,11Im1il2: CIIIII 3. I: I'm NnI Tun YnungIII EVI'LYN21II3ADDOX;Buhinm-I; Iu-ulyx AIIII'III'IIII Bunk Ila: CAA 1: Choir . 'AIMIIys RI'zHIy III 1 . IIIp 1311 I I'RAVK MMIIUXI: AIIIIImnIiu'; uAIWEIyS Alan? Sixth Row: SONIA II1 1'. IIAIIIIIIM: IIusiIII' - fIn-nlis. RnrkIIuII' Primary SI'IIIMII: CAA .BRHHI 2. :1: VIIIJ '1 .4; PEVIIIIIJ'XI R111. 2: 'IIIII'I'rIIII. SIII'iIIIIIr. Ami IP11:i 1mm WILLIIVI 3111: KM KN XIARCIII IS: III'I'IIIIIE'IIIZ 3111111 2. 3: .II'. RI'II Chin's HI' 1i. 2: hIriI'w Shun 2: I.1'nIIr.1 IIIIII 31 ,3; 'IA Frivnli IIHIIWI'I. IIIIJ. IIARSII: MUIIII TrIIIII'I: PII'IISIIIII. Blll Shy. Seventh Row: VIRGINIA LI I IIMIISIIIII Business; IIrqus. AIIII'I'iczIII Bunk Cm: Wili N1 r 111', 1'11r,zuil1'.n CXRV I. UA'RIIN. VVuudmnIkinI'; Inupx P'IIRI'I' IionMrlIc'iiIilI Iiu.: KIIIIIIH lIfI IIIII 2' SIIIIII'III .chI'IIIIIIV III'.p 2 12111 XIvamt' IprIIIin. II' MIHI'R M AIIIIN: AIIIIIIIIIIIIVI': IH-HDH. VIuIIin IIIIII Sunk IiunslrllI'tiIiII: Happy Cu Lucky Guy. ENIORS First Row: 111,1'1'11 MARTIN; Business: Cn-U'ps. Hunsuvclt 5111111113131 C1113,3-;1 Knl'yhf Life Stuff :3; PmuuLuM 51qu 2: VIC 3.4- Cu1u A5 A Bunun. GAYLI'. MASMINS FFR 13115111055; 11111115. C1-1111111'1ru51 C11.. CAA 2,' 1. A Gav A1111 H2111py111-11n. I:A'1'SY ANN MA:SUN Bu-11111 1.1 C11-11ps, American 13111111 Cm; 131C111 '3, -1: 1M-;l 1'in4..5cnsc01 1111111111? Second Row: 13. 3131311113111 ANN 311131111J1' 13115111954: Cu- '0 ? 11111111111 Trust CLL: 131115513111 .'3: 1111211111 C111 Gamma 2, 3, 1 Vive-Presidcm3,Prc5111em 11: CAA 1: Clw- C21u11 : 1.111111111111111. Smile' 1105AL1E KATHLEEN 1111' .A131'NEY: Businvss: C11 1111'- Ameril'un 13111111 C11.:CAA1,2:C11111'r 1 211111111110116111111111121C11e1-1'1u111111r 2.13: Y T119115 2.Pr11m Queen A11e111111n1 1'3: Smelheurt Attendant 2151111112111 Aswmhly R6112; PENDLIUM 11:11.3; Bcauly 13' Pruner. SHARLhLN N'11CULL01. CH: Bu. . Cn-11115.Pru1-Iur 111111 0111111110: GAA 3: Jr.R1-11 Crass Rep 3:11:1e A Sunshim' I31snusniun. Third Row: CARI. A'IrF'ARLAND: 11111117111; 1:11111111111 2, 3; 111-Y 2: C111515 15121111113111 2: VIC 1'3: Sludcm AK 1111113; 131111, 2' 111- Can Knurk 12111 111-1111. BARBARA ANN 11'11'C1.. Busines. 111111 Priming; Cu-ups. Crnlral High 51-1111111: CAA 1. 2. '3 '1'. L ll'urleudcr 1, 2. f3. 4. CU-Cupluin 3, 4; Pi Chi :3. 1: V11ri1-1y Shuw l. 2, 3, '1; 1311111111111 Queen 53; Sw :Illr'em 11110111111111 2: Prnm Qum-n Alarmlunl 3; Tap D11111-1e Manager 13; A Living: D1111 01 Cm11r111. THOMAS A11'NEAL: Aviatinn: 13111111111112. 3: Truck 2, 3L ' Mzm 01 31114111. Fourth Row: EVELYN Mt'PFITFIRS: Husim-sez Comps, 1'11111n 12151111111 L111.- Insurance C11,: VIC 3, 4: Typical Ameriran Girl. HAROLD DEAN MELTON: Electrical: Cu-nps. Kem 1111111s1ri1-15: 31111111111 Assembly Rep. 1: VIC 4. Laugh And T111: W1Ir111 Laughs Wi111 You. JAMES MERCY: '1'1'1'11r111'111; A chlrl 01 COM. Fifth Row: 1'IIA11L1'. N. anclh P11,11+u1'c. C.:IIAR1'N1F '111 Y1 13: Aulnmutiw: Comps. 011111 Garage: Swim 11-11111 1: C'Hhurluuh'r 1213111111 Amnrhmu Award 3: A .11 w11 Amuni,r Wnnn-f'n EDWIN 'ER: Printing: 01- 411115 111'11m1gin Priming C11.;Jr.11c11 Crnu 111-11. 2, 3; An Ollzsmmling 5111110111. WESSERLE: 1511-1'1r11'u1: 1311-11111, chn 111111151ri1's: 111: Sixth Row: NORMA JEAN .VIE ' Guide 3: 511111-11 W1 1CD. C. MIDDICNDORF: Aviation: C11-11ps. Avimiun Canter: 1111n111111111 :3: 1 11111111111 2: 121115,: Truasurcr 2: Sludcn! Cullnril 2: Quiet and 1111111511111- 1111:. JAMES 1.. MILEY: A1'111111w11r111ng; Warm 311111110. : Business: Cn-nps, Riverside Hzlrrisun 81'1111111; Seventh Row: CLARK MILLER: W111111wnrking: 1711111111111 3: AVUrks 1111111. And Play.- 1;1r11.' 01'. ORCE MILLER: A'11.1111Tr11111.-s' Cuups,Cunrgv11.511111151311141 I3in111 r1; 'Good Humor. W'ILLIAM '1' 11031115 MILLER. JR.: Priming: Cu-ups. V11111-y Curd 111111 Priming Cm: 1311111111: C1111ir-1: ch1'! Smile. Mr. Bechtold, Automolive Co-ordinator, intervieWS student for 00-09 job. First Row: VICTOR R. MINICLLA- Aulnnmlivc- Cn-nps. Crunin Funl; Rillu Club 2; Student Council 1: Pmnr m1 Rep. 3 'Quict Dignity. HENRY ALVIN MINNICH: Aulunmme: Cw-ops, Parkway Liminln Mur- cury; CMulure Mind. BONNIE MITCH ELL: Business; Co-ops, Ohiu National Life Insurance 01.; A Cute Smile? Second Row: HERMAN MOBLEY: Autumnlivc; Cn-nps. Auto and Amy Supply Cm, Ima: Pepsndent Smilu CLICNNA MOORE: Business: Cwups. Clzlrmluc Hunk Public Acrmuming: Shnrthuml Award 3: Typing Award 3: anghf Life Stuff 3: Alvhu Chi Gamma 3. L Secretary -1: Gracious Smile. MARY SUE MOORE: Business: Cu-nps, Uniun Cltnlrul Life Insurance Cm: Has A Pleasing Gcnllc Vniccf, Third Row: JANET ROSE MORELAND: Business; Highlands Srhuul: CAA 2, 3, 4-, Vice President 4: Selma! I, Irer . Kar y Show 2, angl'rl Lift: Slug 3. 4; Perfct'l Alreudunrc Award 2. 3. 4: Pi Chi 1!- st1:ch Thing: This Silll' OI Hmwcnff DELBERT MORGAN: Aummnti Cnml Cnmpnniun. DONALD D, MORGAN: lenl Indus; Chair 2: Mrlw Fcllnw Willi Thx- Winning Smile? Fourth Row: RALPH E. MORGAN: Busimw: Cn-ups, Ohin Nulitmal Life: Imurzxm'c Cw: PENMILUM Rep. 2: Gui ' Unfurge uhlu Laughlcr. DONALD R. MORREI Aulommiv Cu-nps. Cliff .Tilcnbs Motors: Inna: Student Cuum-il 2: Clash VIrr-Prcsitlcnl 3: Sludvnl Assembly Rl'lL 3: Clnwing Charm. DARVIN L. MUELLER: Mclatl 'l'l'mles; Cumin: Fay and Exam Murhixur 'l'nul 01.: Band L 2. 3: Rillw Club 1: Swimming Tram 2A 3. .L; Always Smiling. Fifth Row: GIL .I, MU! 3: My Cmuln JOHN IL: U MARILX . Cm: Alpha Chi IFR Aulnmuliw; Cn-nps. Raymund Imported Mann's: VIC ER: Arizuinn: Glee Club 1; 'H:u-n11 0f Fun. WHELL i: Business mops. Uninn C n'ul Life lnsnmm-v Gamma ., 1: ViC 3, 4; Drt-umy Eyvsf, Sixth Row: MARGARET GERALDINE MURRAY: Husim'ssg CU-ups, Anwrirun Hunk L1,. Twlmiml: Buslxrllmli 2: Bamrhull 2'. hHuman Of The Dunn . 1011A II, MYERS; Woodworking: Cuu :u11s SI:ll11lz1rd Pum-rn :mll Fuundry: Shy Grin? Sevemh Row: CUNTHER HERNHAHDT NIEMANN: Maul 'l'rzldci'. Comps, B, C. Engineering: Buwliug 4: A Tum- OH I . Ii . MARLEN: CAIL NORRIS Busitww: CU-llllh, Pmrlcr and Cuva, Cm: PHMN'LUM Staff 3. 4. Busim Hnnugor ' l'Ilu-rrlrudcr 2. 3: Pi Chi 2. 3. -L errding Som'vmry 3: W IS 2. IL l. Treasurer 2: PEVM'LI'M Rep. 3: Cuidv 3: Whanly And Bruin ' DON CHARLES 0113ANIUN: Priming: CumpS. Ncilmn Carp ' Sludunl Cmmril .' . Prvsidvnl 3: VIC 3. 4. Prvsitlrnl 3: Cumcm Club I - ; Knight LUV SHIN 3. 4; Upllu Mu Sigma: ,1; Spm'rh Ii Crmlt SENIORS-- First Row: RUTH ANN ODELL: BUSinCSS: GAA 2, 3, 4; A Smile Her Weapon CLIFF ORME: Printing; Cu-ops, Kreible Printing: Swimming Team 2, 3, 4: Letter 2: C Club 3, 4: Best In Spams? HARRY 5, OSCOOD: Electrical; Co-ops, Johnson Electric Cm: BJSl-Ull- ball 1; Baseball 3, 4; uLots Of Humor And Vitality? Second Row: RONALD JOHN OTT: Autummivc; Co-ops, Johnny's Carugc; The Cum- pressiun Kid.n WIMLISH OWENS: Printing; Cn-ups, Slorkrnnm; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 3 4; A Leader Of Sporls? BOB G. PACK: Priming; Cu-ops, Lahkc Priming Cn.: anbull 2, Letter 2Y Manager 2; h'F'Ersmmhle And Unassuluing Third Row: CHRISTINE PAPPASHALES: BllSinFSS: Cu-ups. Board of Education; Shurthand Awards 3, 4: Typing Award 3; Hmmr Roll 3, 4: Schnlaslir Awards 3, '1: Chair 1: Student Handhnuk Committee 1: PENDI'LUM SquT 1. 2, 3, 4. Associate Edimr 4-: PENDULHM Rep 1, 3, 4: Quill unri Srrull 3, 4, Secretary 4: Guide 1; Knight Lilo Rep. 4: Varicly Shnw l: h Cen- tral's No. l i'learlhmlL'E DEAN PARKER: Business: Cn-ups, Uniun Central Life Insurance Co.; uPer- snnality Plus. LOIS JEAN PARKER: Business: Cn-nps, American Brink Cm; VIC 3, 4; C11nir2; CAA 2; 'Dcmurc Charm. Fourth Row: WANDA FERN PARROTT: Merchandising: Alpha Chi Gamma 3, 4: PEVDUUFM Rep. 3: Saudent Assembly Rep. 2; Pl-INUULUM Queen 3; Pan: lriciam Beauty. ESTER PATRICK: Business: Cu-nps, American Book C0,; GAA 2, 3, 4; Pi C1113. 4; 'Twinkiing Eyes.n THOMAS PEEFER: thtlwnrking: Cu-nps, Oakley Pattern and Fnundry: Packed With Energy. Fifth Row: CAROL J. PENNINCTON: Business: Cwnps, Procter and Gamble; Jr. Red Cross Rep. 2'. Variety Show 2, 3; Band 2, 3, Secretary 2; Schoui Letter 3: Band Award 2; Knight Life Staff 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Luvaly Black Hair? DONNA SUE PERRY: Business: Cn-ops, Union Central Life Insurance C0,: Y-Tcens4: VIC 4: Clear Shining Eyesf7 GLEN H. PERRY: Aviulinn: Gym Team 2: Letter 2: A Real Looker, Sixth Row: BEN J. PETERS: Mela! Trades: hCam Make A Rainy Day SunnyfS ALMA PEYTON: Business; Cu-nps, Mt. Adams Srhnnl; Wk Frienrl In- deed. JOHN PFLANZER: Metal Trades; Comps, Arrhie's Welding; Sunlnnic Humor. Seventh Row : THOMAS THEODORE PIEPER: Elwlrirul; Cu-ups, Kenn Industrivs; VIC 4; Cnurlly Manncrf, CARRIE PINKETT: Needle Trades: Varied Interest.h CAROLYN POOLE: Business: Cn-ups. Central Trust CLL; Jr. Red Cmss Rep. 1, 2; Y-Teens 2; Knigll! Life Staff 2, 3. Edilur 3; Scholaslir Award 1, 2; Pmmmum Staff 2: PHNImLUM Rep. 3; B1nnd P0350. Boys examining Chevr01el brake display First Row: 111212011125 PORTER: Nuedlu Trades; CAA 2, 3; Choir 2; Pop Every SE01. 1 111'211 12. 1'0'1 1'11111 1 : Autr-IIIIIIIW: 1211-1111:. 'I'raInlL'r FI1I'I1: V112 3, 1 1'2nl'rgeliI' 13c11I-w. JAMES C. POWELL: AviIItiIIII; Alplm Mu Sigma 3, 11; Encrgutiu And 1111.111111'1'1'1111. Second Row: 1.1.11'1112DA JOYCE PRUF :1'1'11 Business: 120- 4111.1. Ohio Nulinuul LifL' III 1IrIIuII'12I1.:C!1A 3,-1:V11'1ic1y 5110113 1:121:11: Prusidt'm 3: VIC 3 1. SI'I'I'uury 3; Y lccnsl,2,1.'1rcasurcr .3. President 1: 1r. Red 1213:111- 11211 2:51udvnt P1uIIII1IIg 12'IIIIIIII'Illcc 1. Pi 11111 2 3,1, President 2. 3. 11I1nI1r11ry PrI1IIII'nl -1: chclhcarl Attendant 3:11'1155 Pep 2;Per1LLl AL- II-IIIIIIrIIu Award 3:51udenl 111511111113; 2: Mujnrutlcs 3, -,1 12111111111 3,1211 1' 1111:1111 1: RLFUTVC Cheerlcaultr 'CuIc '111 ISLIIIIIII. BOB .1.PYL1'.S:PI'11111!1 :120-0115, 1.12 KthbiLl Priming CI1.- , Ba1cbnll 1. 3,1,1eIIL : C Club 3,1: Spurls Loving And Fun Lavina. P111112 RA1NES Prinling:1.nup:. Fashion 1'21'1111121.'1'IIII'11 :1;11i11r: 1211111 SluIIIly FIIiIIIfIII, 1-111rI1WI1rkinIr. Third Row: HUNNIL' KIUISAY: BIIsiIIL'ss:12I1-I1ps, American 13:qu 1211.: Run: Coml 1111nIIIr.' ' SHIRLEY RAI'IJF'F GIBSON: Businuss: 10-11115, OlIin Naliunul LifL- 1n .1' lrIInI'I: 12I1.;G1I1I1I-2 Swumwssls HIr 13111 3.1.103: 'l'OM 111211110111:WIII'IIIWIIrkin-v:1.110111CiminnaliMiHiIIg Mavhinc; CJEL 1211.111 1:1'11ecrchIdIIr 2; '1 II :I'1Lr.mIL Is A Virtue CIIVLII I1 By Many Fourth Row: RALPH 11121-25112: Wunilwurking; Cu-nps, Cunles Lumber Mill: Baseball 2; Sludnnl Cnumril 1, 2; Variety Shuw 2, 0m: uf1.I:IIlmls Neal Guys. NANCY 1.. 1113.1'1131'211'1': Business; 'A 111111.11 Ce'nlIIIlile. RONALD W. RENSINC: AIIIIIIIIoI'IVL': Cll111111. CIIIIpCIIIIivu, 121111311110. Fifth Row: ARTHUR RHODES: AIIlImII-Iive; 13001112111 2: Why Shuuhi Life All La:- 11111' 1105' ' 11ARIUN 11110112l N: 13111111211: Cn- -I1ps PII1IIL'1' :11111 1111111119: 131111 2. 3. 11: KIII'gIIr LI'j'I' .511111 2:A111IIII Chi Gamma 3.1: 11123.12uide 3: NIIII 11111 Duinly 1'.-11111 1111212121111131'2: 1VI1I1I1wnrkiIIg; 11I11kcl11u11 1; 111151111111 1; 1.i1-II3I1 11y 1'2vcryunc Sixth Row: BRIGlTTE 1111-2131211: MI. AllGIIdIllKU Aw;IrI151.2, '1: Student 12I1IInI11. l1l11.l :11 51111.1; KPH !!! 'Life 51-111 3-. SIuIII-III 51110113160 Award 2:11:15 UuI1IIInI1ing Crude RONALD 12. R1125: I'tI'iI'IIl: A FI-II'laing PI:I'.1'IIII'.IIin. NAOMI RITCHIE: Business; Thu Blussum 01 A Spring; Day. 'lmmfising: 01-11111.111.1111L3'I'I-ul 12.11011 : 1L-r1121'l PEVIIE' II' XI 11w. 2' PEN scmhly 32HIInI1I' R1111 2. Seventh Row: 1V1LMA 11013121118: Husim'. Choir 1: VIC 3. 11: SllIdI'nI . Smiling Eyos. THOMAS ROBERTSON: Priming: CI1-I1ps, Frank LIII-ku's Priming 11m! Publishing 1211.: FIII1I11II11 1, 3. -1-: 13115114111111 1: TruI'k I3, .1: Sludcm As- $t3111111y2 A1111011l Puwu'. CHARLL'S 11.1101212135: 11I'II11 '1'1'1:II11.1: 1211-11115. 2110131 Spcciiil113 1lltlu.1- ll'y. P1111011IT,A1111 PIFM'VLHIIILL' 1Vi11 CI'Imn Him With 5I1I 'II:-1. : 1211-0515. Amerimm Bunk. Cu: Y-'1'e,1'115 1: mlIly 110p. 3: PHNIJULIIM Rup. 3; Bright SEN First Row: 1511 RSC' HEL ROSE: NIIIIII Trades: Cu-ups, Metal SpcciIIIily Cm; thlImII 1 2 3; Gym 'Ilfillll 1 2, 3: Dark JIIsIling. AnII During. VIRGINIA 511E 11051 B ISin ... CU-upa, Prm'lcr IIIIII CIIIIIIIIL': CAA 2. i5. -1. Inn'cspmulinir Scimrcluu 3 I'IIIIUI LCIICT 2; A'Iujorutlc 3, 4: Cheer- IIIIIIL'r l. 2. -1-: CLnIIrII Club 3, -'-1-: Pi Chi 2, 3. II. Vice President 3. Treas- urer r1; VIIriu'Iy Shaw 1. 2. I5, 4; Jr. Red Crass Rep. 3'. Guide 2. I5. I. PENDIILUM Rep. :5: Tap Damping Manager 4: SIIUFIIIHHII Award :5: RIIIIIIIII Iur Swimming Team 4: Snmebudy's Sweetheart. LOIS ANN 11055: Practical Nursing: CIIOTHS 1. 2: Glee Club 1: I'qum' RUII 1. 2: Student Assembly Rep. 2. 3; Poised And Cnmpvlunl. Second Row: MARY A. ROTH: Busincsa; Cn-npa, American Bunk Cm: Choir 3: CI'IIIII'II CIIIII 3: 0:111 VIII'icly SIHIW 2; VIC 55; Beautiful Brown Eyes. I: 1. AY'I'ON I51.i . WIIIIIIwmkiIIWI 'Smnnth Opcrutur. .115 ANNE I. SAMMONS: Klurchatnlising: CII-ups, MIIIIIey and CIII'rw: CAA '5' VIC -;I 'Sim'clu AIIII I'Im aning. ' Thil' d Row: KUBI'R'I' SAUE 11: .IVIIIIIIinc 511011: Cu-nps, Cincinnati Mining MIII'IIIIII': BImIll 2. 3. 1-: .Suft Expl'cssivcE WII 31A JE'AN SAVAGE: 15usin 'PIII'kIIgc Of Dynamite, jAMICS E. SAWYICR: Aulumniive; Band 1: Slurdy Man1iness, Fourlh Row: ROBERT P. SCIIEIBLE: Priming; CII-ups. HirscIIIEIII Priming Cm: PI-I-k 01 Fun. DULORES I11. SCl- IEIDI' E'ICIIIIIIIIIIIHII'IIg: Cnups MIIIIIuy :II'III Curew: CIII-PII' 1 2:51ut1uu! Assunhly l 2' V IC-I :CIEIII- 1,2; Knight Life SIIIIT 'BTI III Eyes BTII'III SmIIE.' ' W11 1.51115 11.515 HEI I'S'I': Aulumntivu; 120-0535. IIIImisIm Nash; FIm1IJIIII 1. 2; One Who Needs WL .1 I'Huna'einrs Rarely III-grcts. Fiflh Row: PHIL SCHME RR: AullnmnlIVl: Cu-ups, F and N; Likes Machinery, AIII- 1I5.liI-s Car.- And Girls, L15 ROY HOWARD SC HlIlDI': Priming: Comps, I'Iuss-KI-mp Priming Cm: lliIIc CIIIIJ 2, 3; SIIIIIIIs High Above A Noisy Crnwd, PAUL EDWARD SCl-IKII'I'Z: WImIIqu-king: Band 2, 3, ,1; SllI'II A FIirI. Sixth Row: 1501115 151 1' IS 'HNI5 1DI5 11: Printing- Cn-nps. RnsmIIIIIII; BaIakL-IIIIIII l; FIHIIIMIIII. ' CII II '5. 4: 'I5ig I5IIIfI'. ' WILI .1 JEA'N SC HNITIIKI'R Business: 111 upr- CIIIJI r1 AVL'. PIIIIIiuIt; C 111 :5: Baseball XIIInIIv'ur 2:5 VIIriL'Iy Slmw 2 .'5. 4: VIC 31: CL'IIIIrd' Club :5. -l: CIIuir -1: Full 01 LIIIIgIIIL-r RAYMOND J. SCHOS'I'ER: EII I'iI'III: Co-nps' CIII'IisIc Imd Finch: CIIII' CIIIII 1: Guide '5: Jr. RI'II Cruxx Iva. 55: VIC :. 1; GquI 'I'Ilings Cums III SIIIIIII PIII'ICII' s. ' Seventh Row: CHARLES IHC' HARD 5121151 CKJMANN: Wundwurking: Glee CIIIII; Stu- IIInl Council 5; N00111rr WiII 110. ROBERT SCH'UL'I' N: Wnudwan 11 , In ops- Oakley Patlern IIIIII Foun- dry C0,; Bri rIIIF . Impish Smile CHAIUIENE SCHULTZ: NL'I'IIIP 'I'TIIIIIIS; She 'I'IIII-cs At Random, Mr. Hart Outlines job procedure for student First Row: EDWARD JOHN SCIIUMAN: Wmulwnrking; Comps, General Puliurus: Football 1: Glee Club 1: Shldclll Council 3; Slllllvlll Assembly 3; hMr. Wulf WhiFtle of 1956:: JEAN ELLEN SCOTT: Businrss: Cn-ups, Sherman Suhuul; mm: Club 1; Cnnlzlginus Gaict z RUSSELL SCUDDER: Metal Trades: Cu-ups J. A. Fay and ligLLn Cm: dEvery Finger In A PM. Second Row: JOHN SEHR: 'I'crhniral: Band 2. 3. 1; Huntlbnx Appearancef' MARIE ANN SEVERANCE: Fund ' 5 That Smile At Ynuf, EARLENE SEXTON: BudnL's-s: Cn-nps. Kalvsur and Blair: Guide 3: Rosy Bloom In Her Cheakgf! Third Row: ROBERT A SHARP: Alllnnlmivc; Cmnps. Cugrciiur; Quirl Suphisw ticalinn.H ROBERT JOSEPH SHARP: Eleoll'icul: Cn-ups, Kucu Industries: Funilmll 1, 2, 3, 4: Buskulbnll l, 2; Baseball 2: Truck 1: Swimming Team 3. 4; School Letters 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Cnuncil 1; High Schnul Girl's Dream.u DAVID SHEA: Priming; Cu-ops, Nelson Autngruphic Cu.: Cross Coumry 2, 3, 4; Buskcllu1112,3, :1; Baseball Ll; Nimhle Of Fuel Am! Wit. Fourth Row: NANCY L. SHELLEY: Busineg; Cn-ups, Amurivun Bunk Cm; Dreamy Eyes. LORRAINE SHIELDS: Basin 4 - Cu-ops, anzrd uf Educatinn: Alpha Chi Gamma 3. 4: Vuncly Slmw , ' W 3, 4-: Guides . . l K Uhlc Smilt'. P X LARRY SIIIPLE'I l': lilcrtriml: The Whistler, Fifth Row: S'I'ANLEY SI'IRUPSHIRE: Priming; 5'1 Quicl Mind 1,-- Rirlu-r 'I'lmn Cold. FLOYD L. SlBERT: Aviation MILDRED SIMPSON: Bushes,- R'Iisrhicvuus Eyes.H 1kg Smart, Is Slnurl. Cu-nps, American Bonk Cm: Pi Chi 3, 1: Sixth Row: WILLIESIMPSUN: Aulumuliw: llus Thu! lpmm Smile. BARBARA LFE SIZER: Needle 'l'rzxdrn: Cu-nps. Crer'nwirh Hnusv: Numlll- 'l'rudes Award. Prim And 'lKIiIOI'ml.H BETTY SMITH: Arl: Cmaps, Grernwirh HnusE: Meuningful Eyes. Seventh Row: BOB SMITH: Aviatiun: Cn-ups, Ailwrs Super Murkrl; Acru-Radin Club 2. 3. 4; Gym Team 1, 2; Ladies Mam? CLAUDIE SMITH: Needle Trades: Cu-nps, 3: Pcrferl Award 1, 3: Pleasing, Gunllu Vnit MELROSE SMITH: Bllsim'ss: GAA 1. 2. 3. ,1: Has Ple-nly nf S-Ki-I-I. E.. Smaulurcl Textile Cm: Guide E I First Row: LLOYED ALLEN SPEARS: Aulumnlive; Cu-ops, Progressive Oldsmobile: First In Laughter. IRENE M, SPOTTSWOOD: Business: Cn-ups, Liuculn Heights School; CAA 2, 3, 4, President 4, Recording Secretary 3; Tap Dance Manager 4; Guide 3, 4-; Varieiy Shaw 1, 21 3, 4; HBig Beautiful Eyes. GERALD STARKEY: Technical; Faulhall l, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Cuuncil l, 2, 3, Treasurer 2; C1. Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4; Sin- dent Planning Cnmmiltee 2: Spring Play 4; Student Handbook Committee 2; Class Vice-Presidenl 2: Has Those Bram! Shoulders? Second Row: RON GILBERT STEIDEL: Printing: Co-ops, chnegan Printing; Foul- bull 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Mr. Pep 2; 1C Club 3, 4; 5011001 LEUEFS: Baseball 2. 3, 4: 11Has High Pepulariw Rating. SARAH STINSON: Business: Chair 2; uConservative Dresser? JACKIE P1 STOCKHOFF: Merchandising: Coops, Muhley and Carew: Prom Queen Allendanl 3; Beauty Has No End.,! Third. Row: GORDON STONE: Wuudworking; Cu-ups, SIUKCHS Pattern Cos, HEnergetic And Resourceful. CARL C. STOPHLET, JR.: Technical; Foulball 2; PENDULUM Rep. 4; Student Assembly Rep. 4: dKnows One And Alli, EDDY N. SWEARINCEN: Automotive: Co-ops, Howard Hivuly, Inn; VIC 3. 4; 1'BcumsWilh l'inlhuasiasmf1 Fourth Row: JOHN SYMES: Technical; Boy's Glee Club 1; Football 2, 3, 4; LA Dyna- mo 0f Energy.u EULA TATE: Business; uAltrumive Appearance. ROBERT TAYLOR: Aummutive: He May Sume Day Men His Namesuke ln Screenlund.n Fifth Row: CARL EDWARD THOMAS: Wuudwurking; Co-ops7 Cordc-s Lumber Cn.: Sluge Crew 3; Hot Rod Enthusiast? CHARLES R. THOMAS: Machine Shop: Football 1: Sludcn', Assembly Rep. 2: Quiet Refinement? DOLORES THOMPSON: Funds; Cu-ups, Frisch's Big Boy: Perfect Al- tendancu Award 1: Chuir 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2: Sludcnl Assembly 2: A Happy Hearty Sixth Row: JOAN TIMMONS: Business; Cu-nps, Uninn Cenlrul Life Insurance CLL: 11Gcnuinc Friendship. JOHN TINCHER: Automotive; A Cund Cumpaniun. LAWSON E. TINKER: Mulul Trudcs: Co-ups, B and C Engineer: ant- ball 1, 2, 3; Lnuks Toward The Future. Sevenlh Row: BETTY JANE TIREY: B 'Siness: Cuvops, Henry Harris Co.; Easy Cning RICHARD LOUIS TOLER: Wuudwurking; Cn-ops, Stock Runm: Frmlimll 1., 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: VIC 3. :1: C Club 3, 11-: Superman Phy- slque.n ALLEN FRED TROVILLO: Wuodwurking: Comps, Jack Cnllitfs: Fnolbull 1: Stage Crew 3; 'Handsunle And l'Vlansmnef7 1. E 1111111196. 5111611100111 Attendant and aide, Wimpy Owens. First Row: 11' 1 MA T110X11.1.:13usi11:9;ss C-n mps Buurd uf F'lIlU 1111011; Sincere A1111 Fun Luving. W. 1L1 11.11 EIYROME I'UCKIZR: Aummotive; Comps. Auiu and Acru Sun- 1:13 Co Inc: Crnip Country 2: Gym Team 2, 3. -1, Lencr; Truck 2. 1.1. 11-, 1.1911 '1 VISUIII A1115 2: EMany Irons In Thu Fire.H IIZ'I'HEI. TURNER: Business: VIC 3, 4; 1'C11ar1m'ng Poise. Second Row: JAICK 111CI'11.11'.1N: EIL-vlriual; CII-nps, MI. Adam: Appliance: 1'51101'1 Cir- rlnr. NANCY 11111.: Needle Trades: Cn-Ops, Creenwivh House; CAA 3. 11-: Y- 'I'vvns 1; As Allruclivc A5 Active. WAL'I'ER VAN GORDER: Aviation; He's Up In The C1rmds. Third Row: GEORGE B, VAN LIEU: Anlunlulivc; Cu-nps, F and M Mumrs; A Real Gentleman. PHYLLIS .1. WAGNER: Business: Cu-ups, American Bonk Cm; VIC 11, 11; 12'. Red Cross Rep. 3: Pi Chi 4; Whistle Bail. ANTHONY TONY WALKER: Automnlive: Cn-ops, Auln und Aer Supply 1111., 1111'.; Neal Sporty Clothes. Fourth. Row: DONALD WALSH: Metal Trades: Basketball 1, 2. 3, -1; BusebaII 3. I: Cuitle 1:'011:sumding1n Any Crowd. II YMUND V. WEARTZ: Automotive; Co-ops, Lumpsnn 131115.; Gnud Ki 1?! 1101311111 .1. WhI'IZEL: MclaI Trades: Cg- 01:5, Rnlurl Wcilzcl Roofing and Hominvz C-lw 1,.1u111: PENIJUIIIM Rep? 3; Has Many Friends. Fifth Row: CHARLES R. W'I Vigor. And Vilzllily. 11 ARRY WELLS: Priming: Co- 41115, Heskamp; 111111: Club 2. 3; 1115 Linrs An- 151mm: As 1110 F1511 He Caught IAMI' .1. 1.;ND1L21IctaI Trades; Cn-nps, E. V17. Bushman WVIIIJ'ng: V1111. I: A 111211101 Few Words. CH: 15119191110111: Cuups, Duel Lite; VIC 21; Vim. Sixth Row: 'I'OM WENDIZL: Aulnmulive: ' sz't Slay A Slrungvr. RALPH 11.. WEST: Aviation: High 111 The Cloudsf' WYIIIC WHSTBROOK: Aulnmmive; hFrienIIIy Ways. chenlh Bow: LARRY WE l'IENKAMP: Priming; CII-nps, VuIIcy Curd and Printing CIL; I'rmL 2 3. Gzym H111umC1. 1; C Club 3, 4-; FIIIIIIIuII 3, 1; 11:15 A Way Wiila 'IIIe 11911111111 L HARLF S HAY WHEELER: Aulumnlivc; Baseball 2, 3; FImlImIIII; AIPIRI .1111 Sigma 3, -I-. 'I'rcusunrr 11-; VIC 3; Choir 2, 11; Cherrlcudcr 2; From lIummilloo 3: Glee C1u113. 11: uA Real Chamcierf' BANKS O. WHITAKER: Metal Trades; Man 01 Few Wnrds, First Row: MARY MAUDALENE WHITAKER: Business; CAA l. 2, 3, 4; Lively Ami Likeahlu MARY WHITBY: limitless; Kru'glr! Lila Staff 3, 4; Shy Smile. CAROL IVL WI'IITIC: Business; Comps, Gilbert AWL Pnnliuc; GAA 3, ,1; Prrny As A Picture. Second Row: DANIEL L. WILLIAMS: Woodworking; leskmbull 3. 4; Glee Club 1; C. Club -1: Outstanding Originalit HELEN JANE WILLIAMS: Busiu Cwups, Queen City Flying Service: GAA 2. 3, 4, Lunar 3-, JL Red Cmss Rep. 2: Guide 3: Shorlhund Award 3: Honor Rnll 3: Pi Chi :1; Sketching FingulaH MARIEITA WILLIAMS: Business; Cwups, Sherman School; Sardnnic I'Iumnrf' Third Row: JOYCE WILLIS: Business: Clmdncss Is Beuuliiul.! KE: NETH WUODROW WILSON: Metal Truder'; nEasy Manner. R0 1 L. WINTERS: Business; Cn-ups, Uninn Central Life Insurzlnre Cm: Varicly Slmw 3; GAA 3: Ccndru Club 3: A Snft Manner? Fourth Row: JOE A. W'IRA: Wundwurking: Cn-nps, Slundurd Pattern and Foundry: Glee Club 1: Swimming Team :1, Mgr, 2, 3; hc Club 3, 4: Eusy On The Eyes. PAUL WI'I'SKEN: Aulnmulivs; Co-ups, Cuswcilcr Pontiac; hEVCTyhmly's BLlLllh' ., DARRELL W. WITT: Electrical; Cu-nps, Willey me Electric Cu.; High Voltage. Fifth Row: DIXIE L. WOULN'IS: Busincss; Cu-ups, Union Cunlrul Life Insurance Cu.: Y-Tncns 1, 2; Pi Chi 2, 3, . CAA 2. 3; 'UK Siriking Figure In Every I 2TH WRIGHT: Wumqurking; Cu-ups, General Putlcrn XVnrking: 'l'mck 1, 2. 3-, Fumhull 1: Glee Club 1: Class President 1: Big, Strung, And Huurls-tmcv CARL L. WRISTUN: Priming; Cn-nps, Fushinn Frocks: Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Vive-Presidunt 3. 4; Camera Clllll 3, 4, Scorelury 3: PENDULUM Stuff 4'. Dance Bum! 2, 3. -l: Guide 2: Vuriuly Show 2. 3. 4: VIC 3: Knight Lift- 5!le 3 4; Clltrs Gift T0 The Undurvluss Girls. Sixth Row: ROBERT WYATT: Aulnumlivu: Cn-nps. Auto and Aeru; Baseball 3, 4. Letter 3: Has The Right Slum On Life.., AGNES CATHERINE YEAHDON: Business: Co-ups, Board uf Enlucmiun: CAA 2: Sclmluslic Award 2, 3; VIC 3, IE: Alpha Chi Gamma 3, 4, Record- ing Secrctary 4: Guide 3, 4; hSilenl Wisdnmy ROBERT ZADEK: Womlwnrking; Co-nps Standard Putmrn 21nd Fnundry: 'kHappy Cu Lucky Cuyf, Seventh Row: MARVIN HERBERT ZAPF: Wlumlwurking; Cu-npa, SIUHCT Pullern anrks: Slage Crew 3; .kTypicul American Guy. JAMES J. ZEINNER: Elemriml: Frve And Easy. RONALD AN'!'l-IONY ZERGES: Technical; Band 1, 2. 3, 1-; Knight LUV 51sz 2; Slulltml Assembly Rep, 2: Swimming Team 3: Alpha Mu Sigma 3: TM: Ilundsnmc 'l'u Sluy Unhuukcdf' Seniors Not Pictured: Lillian Amanda Builey, Warren Bales, Ray Barger. David J. Basham, Gilbert K Bureing. Crnvcr D. Bradley, Lynette Cnhn. James Conner, Roland Dc- Bunl, Fred T, Deiters. Dun L. Diephaus, Arnnld Dykcs, James Glasscr, Larry Gullmluurn, Lao Hacker. JL. Barbara Hone Harrison, Wilma C, Hess, Mary Lnu Hnlmnn, Tim Kuhl, Ronald Lindsay. James Lyons, Hnruld Manse, Robert Speak, Jim Sreclum, Mable Thnnms, Ed Let: Vogt, Charles Whinen, Judy Wilkersun, Chester Lee Wilson, Ed Woelfel, Noel Wong. First Row: BARBARA ABERCROMBIE MARTHA ABNEY ROBERT ADAMS RONALD ALBERT ROBERT ALTHERR ROBERT APKE RONALD ARMSTONC GLENN ASBURY Second Row : JOEL ATHON CHRISTINE BACH DOLORES BALLARD LINDA BARBER MILDRED BARBER MARLENE BATTS DON BAUER RAY BAUER Third Row: DALE BENJAMIN MARY ANN BENSON TED BERING ROCHELLE BLACKBURN BOB BLAKE LOUIS BLACKMON JERRY BLOCK RONNIE BLOCK Fourth Row: BOBBIE BOBO RODGER BOHSANCURT NADINE BAUCH ART BRADFORD GEORGE BRADLEY DAVID BRATER WILMA BRADSHAW JAMES BREILINC Fifth Row: BILL BROXTERMAN DICK BROSS JOHN BROWN RAY BROWN ROLLIN BROWN RONALD BROWN SAMUEL BROWN SHERRY BROWN Sixth Row: LINK BROWN GEORGE BRUNEMANN IACK BRUNNER ZELMA BRYANT PHYLLIS BRYSON MARLENE BURCK JAMES BURCKE RON BURGESS Seventh Row: VERA BUTTREE ED CAIN JOHN CAMP IMOGENE CAMPBELL KITTEN CANFIELD VASHTI CANNON DON CARNEY GLENDA CARPENTER Eighth Row: JOHN CARROLL CAROLYN CARSON CHRISTINE CARTER DALE CASSETT BETTY CATCHING JAMES CHAMBERS DARLENE CHANEY CAROL CHAPMAN Ninth Row: ORA CHESTER 10E CHRISTMAN TED CIACCIO DONNA CLARK MIDGE CLARK WILLIAM CLARKE CARL CLAYBORN CHARLIE CLORE Tenth Row: JOAN CLEVENCER JUANITA CLIFTON OLA CLYBURN ELIZABETH COFFEY SHIRLEY COFFEY ART COLEMON MARY COLLIER WILMA COLLINS 52 Class of Nineteen Fifty-Seven First Row: RONALD COLWELL MINNiE COMES ELSIE CONN PAT CONN SAUNDRA CORNELEUS ANN CORNS EVA COX PHICY MAE CRAFT DALE CRAIG MARJORIE CRAIG Second Row: JUDITH CRANDIELL PHYLLIS CREECH CHARLES CRAWFORD CHARLES THOMAS CRAWFORD JOHN CUMMINS ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM 'J'ERRANCE EUGENE DALY CHARLOTTE DANIELS JUNE DAULTON TONY DAVENPORT Third Row: WANDA DAVENPORT LAVERNE DAVIDSON DONALD DAVIS PATRICIA DAVIS RONALD DAVIS VIOLET DAVIS JACQUELINE DEE RONALD DECRUMMOND JOHN DEININCER LACEY DELANEY Fourth Row: RUTH EDITH DEMMONS ROBERT DENIKE RUTH DENIKE EMILY DENNIS JOANN DENNIS LARRY DICK FLOYD DICKS LUCILLE DILLARD FRANCIS DISBENNETT RONALD DOSSENBACH Fifth Row: ELIZABETH DOOLEY REGINA. DOUGLAS QUEEN ESTER DUKES BONITA DUNAWAY WILLIAM DURBIN MARY ANN DUSKIN JOAN EDELER BETTE EDWARDS EDWARD EDWARDS JOANN ELLIOTT Sixth Row: EDWIN ELSASSER WILLIAM EMMERT ANNA ENCEL MAXINE ENYARD RAY ESLINCER 'RONNIE FARRELL JERRY FARRINGTON THOMAS EDWARD FAY VERNA FECK ED FELDHAUS Seventh Row: FRANK FELDHAUS ROSEMARY FELDMAN CORNELIUS FELTON WILLIE FERGUSON RICHARD FISCHER WILLIAM FISHER RUSSELL FLECKENSTEIN RICHARD FOERTSCH JIM FORBECK RONALD FRANK Eighth Row: DOROTHY FULLER GEORGE CAJUS MILTON CASKINS GROVER GAY SARAH CLOVER ALFRED COBER DOLORES GODBEY JIM CODBY BILL GOEDDE DON GOSNEY First Row: BRUCE COULD JOSEPH COYET'I'E MARY CROHF. JOYCE GRAHAM PAT GRANT PHYLLIS CHANT HARRY CRAY CHARLES GREEN Second Row: HOWARD GREENE BILLIE GRIFFIS NORBERT GRUENER ROBERT HAAB JIM HAAS RICHARD HAEHNLE CHARLES HALEY EMORY HALL Third Row: BARBARA HALLBAUER MARGARETTE HAMM CAROL HAMMONS JOHN HANSELMAN SONJA HANSEIJHAN EILEEN HARDMAN SONJA HARP DAVID HARPER Fourth Row: ROBERT HARPER HOUSTON HARRIS SYLVIA HARRIS MYRA HARRISON EDWARD HASSERTT MATIIJI'A HATHAWAY LOIS HEBER DONALD HEFLIN Fifth Row: BILL HEIL LOUIS HEIM PHILLIP HEIN EVON HENDERSON MARIE HENDERSON TROY HENESIEY JACK HERCET MARCIE HERLING Sixth Row: FRANK HESS BETTY HEWITT TERRY HEYBRUCI-l ROSE HICKS BETTY L. HILL CHARLES HILL DANNY HILL DON HILL Seventh Row: DONALD HILL YVONNE HILLARD WALTER HILLMAN WENDELL HOBBS DAN HOFF JIM HOGAN MARY HOLADAY SUE HOLLAND Eighth Row : CHARLES HOM ER WAYNE HOM ER PE HOOD I'll I-IOSKINS SARA ANN HORTON ROBERT HOWELL VIRGINIA HUBBARD WILLIE HUDCIES Ninlh Row : HARVIN HUGO MILDRED HUMPHRKY JIM HUNT THOMAS HURST ELDRIDCE INMAN U'KELLY ISLEY BETTY INYART FREDA JAMES Tenth Row: RAY JASPER GEURGETTA JEFFERSON BARBARA JERREALS CHRISTINE JOHNSON DEWEY JOHNSON JULIA JOHNSON WYMAN JOHNSON CIIARLENE JONES Class of Nineteen Fifty-Seven Firs! Row: JAMES JONES JOSEPHINE JONES ROBERT JONES BARBARA KAYSER DELORES KELLY PATRICIA KELLY RONALD KELLY SUSAN KELLY WILLIAM KELLY JOE KEMPLIN Second Row : CAROL KENNEDY LESTER KERN HATTIE KIDD JERRY KIHNKE WILLIAM KINDERMAN BETTE KING JACQULENE KING JOAN KISNER TOM KLEIN ROBERTA KLENK Third Row: CARL KNAUBER CAROL KOCH SHEILA KOESTER DAVID KOHAKE CAROL KOLDE TOM KREKELER JOHN KRIER EDMUND KUDERER CARL KUHN DANIEL LABORN Fourth Row : GEORGE LACHTROP FRED LAMPE JOYCE LANTER WILLIAM LAWRENCE JAMES LAXTON JACK LEBER MYRON LEAVELL MARY JOE LEE DON LEHMKUHL ROSE LEHMKUHL Fif 1h Row : FRED LENSER JOE LEPPLE RUTH LEPPLE JOHN LERWILL WILLIAM LETT DOROTHY LEWIS NEAL LOCKHARD EARNESTINE LONG CLIFFTON LOWEY JAMES LOVITT Sixth Row: WANDA MAHAN JERRY MAKIN ROBERT MANCHESTER ODA MARCUM MARY MARION BOB MARTIN GLORIA ANN MARTIN JOHN MARZHAUSER ERROL MATHEWS DALE MATTHEY Seventh Row: ROBERT MCCARTHY RONALD MCCARTHY DAVE MCCOY NANCY MCCOY MARILYN MCCROCKLIN JERRY MCDANIEL RICHARD MCCINLEY PAT MCLEAN PAT MCQUAID CHARLES NIEDARIS Eighth Row: ROBERT MEINERS BILL MEYER ED MEYER TOM MEYERS CAROL MIDDENDORF PAUL MIIJDENDORF BILL MILLER MARY MILLER NORMA MILLER JIMMIE VAN MITCHELL First Row: PAT MONINC BRENDA MOORE 1DA MOORE LILLIAEN MULDER JUANITA MULLINS MARVIN MUNCEY EMU. NACELEISER' CARL NAUMAN Second Row: ROBERT N LSON BEVERLY EUDICATIC JACKIE NEWMAN JIM NICHOLS SFTTA NICHOLS Third Row : IREY ODU'MS MARY OSBORNE WILLIAM KENNETH 051E FRIEDA PAPPASHAIJ-IS AVERY PARKER BARBARA JEAN PATTERSON FERN PATTERSON H ARVICY PAYNE Fourth Row: ANN IRENE PELLY BETTY PERDUIZ JUDY PERKINS , . 'lROVI'I'CI-l IWERIE 'l' PFENNIC DONNA PHELPS .IUNA PHELPS RAY PHILLIPS Fifth Row: WILLIAM PHILLIPS CLADYS PHILPUT JAMES PICKEI.I-IEIMF.K JOYCE PIPPIN PAT POLLVIAN ROBERT PONDHH Sixth Row: ARDY PORTER LVLA PUTTS CLICNSOS PRATT JERRY PUGII PAUL RAHE J E A NN ETT E R A M SKY ROBERTA RANDOLPH IQIHVARD RAP? Seventh Row: TOM RATLI FF JOE REDER XVILLIAM RECEINSHERCER JERRY RFISINCER RITA RF ' OLDS DAVID 1 LOIS RICE THOMAS RICHARD Eighth Row: DAVE RISDON jICSSIE ROAHK CLARENCE ROBERTS JEWEL ROBERTS JO ANN ROBERTS KENNETH ROBERTSON UTOCENE ROBINSON KELLY ROBINSONT EST RICE Ninth Row: NANCY ROGERS CARL ROSSER EDWIN ROSSER I ! ARO LD ROTT E IO ANN RUESQ JERRY XVEIMER WILLiAM RHYHER ALICE RYAN Tenth Row: CHARLES SAMPSON BILL SARAN'I'OS ELIZABETH SEARS LLOYD SELLERS BETTY SEXTON WALTER SCARBOROUGH JAMES SCHLEIF' BOB SCI'IMITT 56 Class of Nineteen Fifty-Seven First Row: DAVID SCHNEIDER PHYLLIS SCHNEIDER DONALD JAMES SCHONER DAVE SCHRADER SHIRLEY SCHUERCI-I TOM SCHULTEN NEAL SCHULTZ JOYCE SCHUNK BILL SCI-lU'l'TE CARL SCHWARZ Second Row : ARNOLD WILLIS SCOTT BENNIE SHEPARD PAULINE SHEPHERD CHARLES SHIELDS ED SHIELDS RICHARD SHIVEIJZY CHESTER SHUMPERT CLARA SIDELL LAWRENCE SIEREVELD RANDY SIMONS Third Row : RICHARD SIMPSON WILLIAM SIMPSON KYLE SIMS MAVIN SIMS WILLIAM SINCLETON ERVIN SISKA GEORGE SLADECK ELLA LOUISE SMITH JAMES SMITH JAMES SMITH Fourth Row: JEAN SMITH JERRY SMITH LOTICIOUS SMITH WILLIE SMITH AL SHARP BETTY SNEED 'WAYMAN SNELL CRETA SOLOMON SHELBIE JEAN SPARKS KEN SPONAUGLE Fifth Row: ROGER ALLEN SPRADLIN EDWARD SPRICCS ROBERT SPRIGCS JEAN STANLEY MARTHA STEINMETZ BETTY STEPHENS MILTON STEWART BILL STICLER EDWARD STIGLER RAYMOND STORCH Sixth Row: PAUL- IOHN STUEHENBERC CLARA SUTTON BEVERLY UHL BILL TARPOFF RUSSELL TARVIN PRESTON TAYLOR PAUL TENHUNDFELD CURTIS TERRY JAMES TERRY CHARLES TERZIN Seventh Row: HAROLD THOMAS JAMES D. THOMPSON LESLIE THOMPSON ROBERT THOMPSON PHYLLIS THREM GRACE TINSLEY JOYCE 'I'IKEY JEAN TRUE GERALDINE TODD MILTON TUCHFARBER Eighth Row: EDITH TURNER ROBERT TURNER WILLIAM TYUS CHARLES UEHLICIN ROBERT VANCE RUTH VAUGHN ANNA WADDELL MARY WADE ANDREW WAGNER DAVID WAKEFIELD First Row: ARNOLD WILLIAMS BARBARA WILLIAMS JESSIE 'WILLIAMSON JOYCE WILLIS MARGARET WILLIS TOM WILLIS Second Row: AMBER WILSON ARNO WILSON VEARLENF. WILSON JACK WINGATE CARL WINNER WILMA WITT Third Row: DOROTHY WOCE 'STAHL VERNIETTA WOLFE MARY WOOD RAY WOOD JACK WOODRUFF DUN WOODS Fourth Row: ROBERT WOODS CHUCK YOCOM ANDY YORK DELOIS YOUNG GEORGE YOUNG TOM ZAESKE Fifth Row: WILLIAM ZIELMAN ROBERT ZEINNER EDWARD WALKER ROBERT WALSH HERM WALS'I'ROM MARVIN WALTER Sixth Row: JOHN WALTON JACK WARNDORF ALFRED WARREN DOROTHY WARTH H ELEN WATSON TOMMIE WATSON Seventh Row: NANCY WEBER JOANN WEIGEL CARL WEISS LAWRENCE WEISS MIKE WELTER CAROLYN WESLEY Eighth Row: RICHARD WEST RICHARD WESTENDORF ROBERT WETENKAM P TOM W'HEAT JAMES W'I'IEELER CAROLYN WHITE Ninth Row: ELLIS WHITE MILDRED WHITE HELEN WHITNEY PAUL WILLETT JEAN ZUREICK 53 JUNIORS NOT PICTURED BETTY ARMES DIANNA ARMSTRONG JOHN BENERT JERRY BOWLING MARILYN BRASSIE RONALD BRUNK JERRY BRYANT KENNETH CASEY DONALD CHATMAN RICHARD COOK CLARENCE CUNNINGHAM CLENNA DAULTON CHARLES DRAGON SHIRLEY EDWARDS THOMAS FRANK JAMES FUCATE FRANK GAJUS DANIEL GALLIACAN LAWRENCE GARDNER HARRY GASKILL ROBERT GAUCK WILLIAM GERHARDT CHARLES GILBERT KENNY GiLPIN RALPH GOODMAN PATRICIA GREENE TED CROHS SYLVIA HALL DOROTHY HALUSEK LORETTA HANKERSON RON HECKNEY STANLEY HENN NAOMI HERDSON , BARBARA HERRIGAN ROBERT HESSE THOMAS HOGAN WILLIAM HOLLAN CLARENCE HORN SHIRLEY HOWARD EVELYN HUTCHISON KATHERINE JACOB CARL JAMON RONALD JONES MILDRED JORDAN HAROLD KNIPPINBERG ERNEST LARRY DONNA LAUTERBACH THOMAS LEHANE JAMES LEWIS BEVERLY LOTH JANICE LOWRY CHARLENE MAHAN JOHN MARZHAUSER JERRY MAURER JESSE MAYS SYLVIA McDONALD SYVESTER MCGUIRE WILLIAM MCMANUS BARBARA McKENZIE DALORES MERRITT DANIEL MICHEL ERNEST MOORE DIANE MORAN DONALD NAGEL SAMUEL NEWKIRK ALGIE OSBORNE JAMES OTT JAMES FENCE ALBERT PIERCE 59 LAWRENCE PYLES BETTY RHORER BESSIE ROBINSON ROBERT ROCHRICH ED RODEN CLEMEY ROUSSEAU NORMA RUBBLE KENNY RUDISELL BURLAN SANDERS SHIRLEY SCHNEIDER RICHARD SCHWARTZ CAROLYN SHARP RAYMOND SMORCH INA SNEED JOHN SPINEY THOMAS TEGENKAMP LEON THOMAS FRANK TOWNSEND EDITH TYLER RUTH ULRICH IVERY UPSHAW ROBERT URBANSKI RONALD VIED DAN WAGNER JERRY WAGNER ROBERT WAKINS DICK WALDO WILLIAM WATKIN WALTER WEAVER FRANCIS WILLIAMS JAMES WILLIAMS JANE WITHERS WILMA WOGDWARD KENNETH WRIGHT WILLIAM ZIR-IMERMON First Row: SARAH MARGARET ABERNATHY ED ABRAMS CARROLL THOMAS ADAMS DAVID ALLAN ADAMS ICARLINE ADAMS DAVE ADDISON HOMER ADDISON WILLIAM ADELHART Second Row: JUDY ALFORD HAZEL ALLEN LINCOLN ALLEN LEROY ALMON MAR ILYN ALTI'IO EFE R Third Row: EDWARD AMASUN CHARLES EDWARD AMBROSE DICK ALLEN ANIM ANN LOLA BELL ANDERSON SHIRLEY ANDERSON MARY E. ANDREWS GLORIA FAYE ANGEL KENNETH ARMSTRONG Fourth Row: TONY ARMSTRONG WILLIE ARNOLD CECILIA YVONNE ASUERRY JOYCE ASBURY MAE AYERS JAMES BACHMAN CAROL BARR TED KAY BAILY Fifth Row: BARBARA SUE BAKER JUDY BAKER BILL BA LDOCK CAROL BALL KENNETH BALL HOLLAN MAE BALLARD HENRY BANKS MARCH; BANKS Sixth Row: MIKE HANGER ELVIN JAMES BARKER BETTY BARNES JAMES LEE BARNES RALPH BARNHART RONALD BARTON DONALD GORDON BASHAU RONALD BAUER Seventh Row: TOM BECK JAMES BEDINCUAUS STANLEY BEELER CARROLL BICLCI'IER ALVIN BELL VIRGINIA BELL KOSALIE BENDER CAROL BERKICMEIER Eighth Row: RALPH ANTHONY BEHRICNS ALBERT JOHN BITZENHUFEK MARGARETTE BLACKWELL PATSY BLANTON ANNA BLEDSOE CHARLES JOHN BOEBINGER KATHY BOJAR MARY ELIZABETH HOLDEN Ninth Row: PRISCILLA CECILIA BONN EDWARD JOSEPH BOSSIC GEORGE WILLIAVI BRABICNIJICK CHARLES BRACKEN CAROL BRACKETT TOM BRADFORD BONNIE BRANDI'ZNBERC SHIRLEY BRANNOCK Ten III R ow : LOIS BRANSCUM R-IARCUIZRITE BRANTLY RAY BRAY RICHARD BIHiI'I'FELDEiR BILL THOMAS BRINKER MARGIE BRINKER KEN BRISBON PATRICK BROCKEN 60 Class First Row: HENRY BROOKSBANK TONI JOE BROUCHTON JOSEPH BKOSHEARS JANICE ANN BROWN MARY LOUISE BROWN ROSIE LEE BROWN OLiVEH BROWNLEE PAT BROYLES ALMA BRYANT DAVID JOSEPH BUCK Second Row: SHIRLEY BUCKHAHT JUDITH BUCKNER SONIA. LORRAINE BUNCH DONALD BUNTHOFF CLIFFORD LEROY DURHAM JERRY BYRD CARL BUTLER JOHN CALAHAN HERCHEL V. CALDWELL ROBERT CALHOUN 0f Nineteen.PWfty-Eight Third Row: PHIL CALLIF JAMES DALE CALVERT ANTHONY CAMINITI CATHERINE KAY CAMPBELL EUGENE CARPAK PAUL FRANKLIN CAUDILL MARY CHAMBERLAlN YVONNE MARIE CHAMBERS PATRICIA CHANDLER SHIRLEY ANN CHANEY Fourth Bow : JOAN GAIL CHILDRESS RICHARD CHILES JUANN CHUMBLICY GERALD MALACHI CLEARY MARY J0 CLUTHE MAUD COBB JOYCE COCHRAN KENNETH COCIIRAN MARY 10E COCHRAN SHIRLEY MAE COLE Fiflh Row: ANTHONY COLEMAN LARRY COLLIER JEROLD DOUGLAS COLLINS NORBERT COLLINS HENRY CULSON JOHN COLSTON GLORIA COMES JESSIE COMES JEAN CONDIA ELIZABETH CONN Sixth Row: KA'I'HLEEN COOK JOYCE ELAINE COOLHY KEN COOPER NORMA JEAN CORDICLL JIM EARL COKNS CHARLES COREY JAMES COS'l'IN MILDRED SUE CUULTER RUNNY COVERT JERRY COWANS Seventh Row: JAMES CRAHTREE LYNDA CRAIG NANCY CRAIG ABE CRAYOX ALFTE CREECH JIMMY CRIDER MARTHA CRIDICR JAMES HARVEY CHOXVLEY NANCY CAROL CROWTHERS CA R0 L A N N C U RKA N Eighth Row: RAYMOND DANIELS AUDREY DAVIDSO LIEF, VERNON DAVIDSON ADELINE DAVIS DONALD DAVIS JOHN DAVIS KEl VETH DEARWES'I'ER PERCY DJCBRL'CE VERONHZA DEE JANET DARLA lJEllNER First Row: JOHN VERNON DENIKE ERNEST DEVERS K JNINY DEZAHN PAUL DISBENNE'I I' EARLINE MILDRED DIXON PENNY DUANE JOYCE ANN DOLL FREI'IRICK DONALDSUX Second Row: JEROME DOW'LINC DONNA DOW'NS .IUDI'I'II ANN DRAKE JEAN DREW SHIRLEY DROUT REYNOLDS DUKE IAICE DUNI'IOLI CLARENCE UUINN Third Row: MARY DUNN JAMES JOHN DI'WEIA C WARD DWI. I I Y CIAORCI'A HILL!I I ISIEIII. INC VIRCII. EDWARD I I CUBADFEN EDDINS GLADYS EDNIONDS TONY EHRMAN Fourth Row: LARRY EISELE HELEN JANE ELIO'I'T ROBERT I IVILLIS E. MARIAN ENNIS MERLE F 'PEIISUEN A A 'R PAT EII'I'EIA Fifth Row: IONI ILSIA INC FRED EDIVARIJ ISPY BE TTY I .E ITII'CII RING IUN DAISY ANS CENFIL II ANS BOBIAOI SEVERE DI: NNIS L A AV ERSUIAE COIAIaIAA E 'INC Sixth Row: PHYLLIS CAROL EXTERKAMP DOROTHY FADER KENNETH FA RLICY THOMAS MICHAEL FARREL DALTON FEE FRED FRANCIS EELIJHAI'S TO M FELDKAMP JOYCE ANN I'ILL'I'S Seventh Row : LARRY II: RNIC D NC CEORCI TA FE BC I SUN JOYCE FERRIS WILLIAM FINLEY PATRICIA MARILYN FISH RUTH ALINF FISHER ROBERTA I TZW'AIER JOHN W'AYNE FEICK Eighth Row: CPA KAI DINI: Fl FIIINC RUBI'ARI GOLD A FIA INIA HI N SANDRA LYNN I I INI .II DY FOCI F. ANNA FORTE PATRICIA JUAN FRANKLIN CAROL FREDRICK JACK MONROE FREEMAN Ninth Row: KE ET H FLIKKE CI Y FRI I 59 II REC . ' CRACI. AKIN RUBY I: IN I'ULIUN CONRAD G ABISARD HERBERT GABRIEL KOSEIALA GAINES Tenth Row: DARLFNF, CAVIBREL X 'IR ALLEN RAY GASKINS RAY CASKINS JAMES GASSER WILFRED CAUCK LOIS GECKS 62 Class First Raw: DAVID ALLEN 01111.:11111 WIIAIA CI'IRIIAIHJ'I' 111-1111:1113' 1112111 JOHN 11A11D 1111151111 11 .1111Y GILL HUBBY GILII WAYNE GIS 11.-1111111: EVELYN CLASS 11.-1111 NANCY CLISSUN ULLIIC ANN CIJSSUN A N Second Row: KEN 111.01'i'111 1. A.11 A1111 C0311 .A111C BONNIE JI'AN 11111-121 W11. 1, 1111.11 GR ANI' WILLIAM ALBI'ZR CHANT KEN. 5TH CREUE MARGARET GREEN MARVIN GREEN PAT GREEN 111101113 . 1101' 1311151111 of Nineteen.FWfty-Eight Third Row: 1' 1111111111 110111 11 1 0111111 1; RY . . . I 111112110115 11'11.I.1.-1.11 JAMES 6111125111 EDWARD 1111112111 CROSS 001131.15 GUHlJ-ZY .11'111'1'11 GUSSFTT .11A11Gl'1-1111'1'1' 1:1. 1'1'111'N1; K1 NNIC '1'11 1.-'.1 1. GUY Fourth Row: DURO'I'IIY HADUIX 111111111901111'110N11 11111 1. A1111Y 1 1 - 101 V 1111 NR1 HANCOCK 11.-1'1 HANCOCK -' . IAIN HANKIZRSUX 1.11 A.l11 11.-1RD Fifth Row: KENNETH HARMON 1 1'1'1 L1. 15 11 A11N1 .Y 1'.A111 11. 1111115 111 11-1111115 51 11111.1 Y HARRISON 1VILL1A 111 1'11111'1' 11.-11.1111 IIASKINS 1101312111 WI 1.1.1.111 11 :155'1'11'1'1' 1111101117. HAYES WILLIAM EARL HAYS Sixth Row: 1.:1'1 111.1'. ILN 111.111U ROY 11121313111011 Seventh Row: 11111.11 AS 1 .1JWA1111 111'1N51.1CY .IUSICPHINIC 1111-11111 111 VISUN 111': 11.11125 12- .111' 55 1111.11 A 111' SS 1'ARI 111. -111 C, .1'1N CLYDE HICKS 1N1; 11.1.11 A131J1'1 HICKS 1U .1N1 1 .A 1111 1x9 111 1 1'1 1111.1. Eighth Row: 151111511. HILL 1.015 KATHRYN 1111.1. MELVIN RAY HILL 1'A'l'111i111N1-l.11A1111 .111L1..11.AN .rARHY 1111.1..1-1N .1.1K1 11.11PON '.. CA 11V1'.N NHCBBS WII L1 A11 HOBBS BA1111A.11 A 11013131; 11DNA 11.-111117.110UGIC First Row: RICHARD HOELLE BETTY HOFF CHARLOTTE FRANCIS HOLCOMB JOE WfAYNE HOLLIDAY ROBERT RAY HOLLINCSWORTH LORETTA ANN HOLT WILLIAM LESTER HOLT LYN FRANK HOLTHAUS Second Row : RICHARD CONRAD HOOG JOYCE ANN HOOKER WILLIAM WALTER HOPPER CAROL HOUSER CHARLES HOWLAND WILLIAM HUCKABY JERRY HUGHES STEV EN H U 611 ES Third Row: WILLIAM ROBF BERNICE HUI LENA INMAN RONALD ISLEY ELAINE ISONIE SAM IVORY BARBARA LEE JACKSON MARY LEE JACKSON 1T HULC IN R Fourth Row: NORMA JACKSON WilJJAM PHILIP JACKSON DARLENE .IANSER SHERMAN JEFFERS THOMAS JEFFERS ROBERT JENKINS THEODORE MORRIS JENKINS MARY JOHNSON Fifth Row: RONALD jOHNSON WILLIAM JOHNSON PAUL F. JOHNSTON IIEL V JOINER ALI. V JONES RONALD JONES JACK RONALD JUSTICE JERRY JUSTICE Sixth Row: PHILIP LOUIS KALLSCIIMIDT CHARLES KANET JOYCE LAWRI WILL HE .IAN KAYLOR CHARLES KEITH MARY ALICE KELLEY ROSE KELLY Seventh Row: D 151.0 K ES KICNN EUR EW' JOYCE KIDD ROBERT KIFFMEYER GEORGE RICHARD KIHNKE JERRY EDWARD KIHNKIC JERRY KIMBLER DANIEL KING JACK RONALD KING Eighth Row: ROBERT C. KING DIANE KINNY JERRY CHARLES KINZBAIIK NORMAN GARY KIRK ROSE ANN KITCHEN BOBBIE RUTH KLEIN GRANVILLE KNIGHT JOYCE ELAINE KOCH Ninth Row: MANFORD PAUL RICHARD KOCH RUSSELL KONNAGAN CAROLE KONRAD MARY KORTE LESTER KRAEMER VERNA KRAMER ROGER FREDERICK KREKE JERRY KREMER Tenlh Row: ELMER PREMO KRIES GARY LEE KRUEGER JUSTINE KRUEGER MARCELINE KRUSE CARL LEE KUNKEL NICK THOMAS KURLAS PAULINE LACKEY PAT LAINE 64 Class First Row: SARAH LAMB JIM GUY LAMPKIN RALPH LANE DON LANCE PAUL LANCE BARBARA LASTER MARILYN LAUDERBACK ELEANOR LAVATORI FRANK LAWSON JUDY LAY Second Row: JOANN LEIGH RITA LEIGH RICHARD THOMAS LEPPERT MICHAEL LESCH CHARLES LEWIS SYLVESTER LICON ALLEN LINDSAY WILLIAM HAROLD LINDSAY ELIZABETH LINFERT JEAN LIVINGSTONE 0f Nineteen.FWfty-Eight Third Row : CHARLOTTE LOI-IMILLER LARRY EDWARD LOHRER JANICE LONG CHARLES LONGBOTTOM KYLE LOVE ROBERT LEE LOVELESS JOHN LOVITT RICHARD LOWE NANCY CAROLYN LOWRY BETTY LUCKY Fourth Bow: ROBERT FELORA LUMPKIN LARRAINE LUNDY VENETTA ANGELINE LYNCH JUDY MARIE LYNN CECIL MADDEN TEDDY MADDIX LESLIE ALAN MALADY LLOYD LEE MALICOAT DONALD MADICH GERALDINE MANIS Fifth Row: EARL LEVOUGHN MANN MYRNA MANNING GEORGE MANNIX DON MARQUARM JOSEPH ANTHONY MARSALA MARLE. E MARSHALL GEORGE MARTIN STANLEY MARTIN LEROY EDWARD MASON SAM MASSENGALE Sixlh Row: TOM MATHES JACKIE MATHEWS PATSY MATTLIN JANICE MAUPIN MILDRED MCBRIDE ROBERT MCCANTS CECILIA MCCOY JOY MCCULLOUGH BRADFORD McFARLAND PAT MCGINLEY Seventh Row: JOHN MCINTOSH JOANNE MCKINNEY MITCHEL MCKINNEY RONALD LEE MCKINNIS BILLY MCMULLINS LINDA MCPETERS JOSEPH MEIBERS TOM NIEL'I'EBRINK JOSEPH EDWARD MFINTRUP SANDRA MERRILL Eighth Row: CHARLES MESSMDRE CLARENCE M ETZLER LOIS ARLENE MICHAELIS RON MICHAELSON MARY ANN MIDDENDORF JOSEPH MILLER LAWRENCE MILLER RICHARD MILLER BILL MIRACLE FAYE MITCHELL First Row: BARBARA MOORE BONNIE MOORE IOLA MOORE JUDY MOORE GLORIA MOORMAN JAMES MICHAEL MORANi JANET MORGAN DON MORRA Second Row : MOOTIE MORRIS WANDA MORRISON MARILYN MOSS DAVID NICHALOUS PEGGY JOYCE MULLINIX JOE THOMAS MURRAY RUTHIE LEE. MYHAND ELMER NASTOLD Third Row: MONA NEELY CHARLES VICTOR NELSON CHOYCE NESMITH CAROL NICELY BETTY NEWCOMB RICHARD NEWMAN JUDITH NICELY CHARLOTTE NOEL Fourth Row: JUNE NORRIS KATHLEEN OECONNEH. TED CHARLES ORR GEORGE OSWAD SHIRLEY CATHERINE OTIS L013 OWENS DONALD PABST CARL- PALMER Fifth Row: FRED PALMER HELEN MARIE PARIS GERALDINE PARKS RALPH PATRICK WALTER PATTERSON JAMES PAXTON JOHN PAYTON BERTHA PEACE Sixth Row: WALTER PEAK DARLA PEENO ALBERT BERNARD PEININC JUDITH ANN PELTON ELVERTT PEARL PE 1717 CHARLES ARTHUR PENN WARREN PERKINS GEORGE PERRY Seventh Row: PATRICIA ANN PERRY LYNDEN PETERS SHIRLEY PFENNING HERDIE PHILLIPS ERNIE GEORGE PIERANI DAVID PIERRE ELSIE POGUE JANET CAROLE POWELL Eighth Row: JANET FRANCES pO'WELL PAT POYNTER CHARLES EVANS PRATI'IER FRED PRATHER JAMES K. PRIDDY WALTER PRIDEMORE BOB PYLE EVERETT QUENSNELL Ninth Row: DONALD C. QUINN WILLIAM LEE RAMSEY DORLENE RANDOLPH CHARLES EDWARD RANKIN BARBARA SUE RAPKING SHIRLEY RAPKINC ROBERT THOMAS RAYMOND LARRY REED Tenth Row: WILDA REEVES JAMES REID KENNETH REID LONNIE REYNOLDS JACK RHODUS BETTY RICE JOHN DOUGLAS RICH ELAINE RICHARDSON 66 Class First Row: JAMES RICHARDSON FRANCES RICHARDSON CHESTER KICKS JERRY HIEMAN ROBERT LEE RILEY SHIRLEY ANN RILEY ALBERT CARL BITTER THOMAS ANTHONY RI'TTICR BILL ROBERTS FRIED ROBERTS Second Row: IRIS ANNIE ROBERTSON ANNA ROBINSON CAROLYN RODGERS CAROLYN LOFISE RODGERS JUANITA ROGERS AL FDWARD ROLFES ROLFES Y ROLL 1 LRNARD JOSEPH HOONEY DOROTHY ROOT 0f Nineteen,FHfty-Eight Third Row: NANCY ROSS CONNIE HOSSMAN HOWARD RUBIN JOHN EDYVAHD RUSSELL BARBARA RUTLEDCE TOM SALZL MELVIN EW'ELL SAYLOR JLH ISCHARF A 7 LOUISE SCHERMER THOMAS SCHUNDICR Fourth Row: EDWARD SCHOENE JAMES SCHOLZ LOUIS SCHUBERT ROBERT SCIIUBERT ROBERT NELSON SCHUTTE SUE CATHERINE SCHUT'I . ADOLPH RONALD SCOTT JERRY SCOTT OLLIE WALKER SCOTT JOHN SEYMOUR Fifth Row: MYRON SHARP TOM SHARP SYLVIA SHEPARD GERALDINE ANN SHIELDS ARTHUR SHIPLEY BETTY SHIRLEY DONMETT SHOCK HAROLD ROY SIERVELD FRED SILBER VIRGINIA SIMMONS Sixlh Row: PAUL SIMON CHARLES ALEX SIMPSON GENEVA SIMPSON CARLOS SINCLAIR MARY SING NANCY SINNA'I'ORF. HERB SISKA MELVIN LEWIS SKINNER DON SLOAN VERNON SLUDER Seventh Row : DAISY SMITH JOHN SMITH MARY SMITH RALPH SMITH RICHARD SMITH RONALD SMITH ROY SMITH CARL GENE SNEED SHIRLEY SNYDER JEAN SPEARMAN Eighth Row: DARLENE SPEARS ROBERT SPECKERT EDWARD SPIECEL WILVIA SPRADLIN YVONNE STACEY JOE STALLWORTH BEKNICE STAMPER CHARLES STANLEY T011 STA NTON WILLIE STEEL First Row: JIM LEWIS STEIN PAUL STEMAN CLIFFORD STEPHAN DAVID JAMES STEVENSON FRANK STEWART GLORIA STEWJART JOHN CHARLES STITII JOANN STONE Second Row : HELEN STUPPRICH BARBARA ANN SULLIVAN ELIZABETH SUTTER CAROLYN PATRICIA SWIFT WILLIE JAMES SYKES IUANITA JEANETTE TA BOR GERTRUDE LILLA 'I'ANMCR JOSEPH TARP Third Row: BERNICE TATE BONNY TATE CARROLL BENTON TAYLOR JAMES TAYLOR HI JUDY TAYLOR SALENA TAYLOR SHIRLEY TAYLOR BARBARA ANNE THARP Fourth Row: JEANNE THOMPSON WILLIAM TILLETT ALAN HOWARD 'l'INKER DON TODD DAVE TOLLE EDWIN DONALD TOLLE GILBERT KEKIPER TRACY MARCIE TROSPER Fifth Row: CAROL TROV'ILLO RONALD TAYLOR TUCKER HELEN UNDERWOOD ETTA UPTON JOHN VAHEY CHARLES EDWARD VALENTINE GLORIA ANN VANCE REINER VAVPRACC Sixth Row: DOLOHES VEAL DICK. W'ILLIAM VOLLHARDT JOYCE VORNBERG DOROTHY LOUISE VOSSIER BILLIE WACHSMAN TED RONALD WAHL JOE ARTH UR WINTERS CHARLES WAYNE WALLACE Seventh Row: JANICE WALLACE TOM WALLACE RAYMOND LEE WALLEK BARBARA ANDREA KVAKD ROBERT WARE CLADYS WARREN ANNA WASHINGTON RUBY WATSON Eighth Row: NORMA JEAN WATT ANNA W'EBB KAY WEBB DAVE WEBER RONALD ALFRED WEDIG JOE WECENER CORLOTTA WEINCARD DON LEE WEIS Ninth Row: WALTER WERNER NICK WESTEHMEIHZY BARBARA WEUST JIM WHEELDON KNEELAND WHEELER NATHANIEL WHITBY STANLEY WHITE JEWVEL WVHI'I'FIELD Tenth Row: DAVE WIESEMANN PAT WILEY JOHN ANTHONY WlLHELN-l EARL WILKERSON DON WILKESHAM MARTHA WILKINS ALBERT WILLIAMS BETTY WILLIAMS 68 Class of Nineteen Fifty-Eight First Row: BONNY SUE WILLIAMS JEROME MARIAN WILLIAMS MARY WiLLIAMS MYRTIS WILLIAMS THOMAS LEE WILLIAMS JAMES WILLINCHAM EARL WILSON JAMES PAUL WILSON RONALD WIMMEL JUDY WINTERS Second Row: PAT WIRMEL RON WISSMAN RUSS WOLF CHARLES RICHARD W'OOUARD ALBERTA WRIGHT MELVIN CLARENCE WRIGHT ROBERT WUEBELER PHYLLIS MARIE YETT CHARLES YOCUM CHARLES YOUNG Third Row: HENRY YOUNCBLOOD GEORGE WILLY ZADEK WILLIAM ANTHONY ZAPT JOHN ZELLER PAUL STANLEY ZERCES PEGGY ZIEBOLD SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED JAMES ANDERSON JAMES BEERMAN WILLIAM BITZER ANTHONY BLEY CARROLL E. BRANNOLIK JOANN BROWN CLIFFORD L. BYNDON A LMA CHANDLER 1iARL CHAPMAN THOMAS CHILDS ALVIN EARL COWARD GLADYS CREECII BETTY LOU DIXON EDWARD M. DOIAN RICHARD DUWAYNE CONNIE FAHEY ROBERT LEE FARMER A RTl-l U R F ICLDM A N GLORIA JEAN FIRST GROVER FLETCHER WALTER FLOWERS BETTY FRALEY ROBERT FRISBY RAYMOND E. GARDNER IVA GOLIiY DONALD LEWIS GREEN LILLIE GREY GERTRUDIS CRIMES HUBERT RILEY HARRELL jACK HENDRICKSON GERALD HILDEBRAND GEORGE HOEH ALPHONSO HOWARD ANNA LUCILLE HUNTLEY BILL MEREDITH JARVIS KATHRYN L. JENNINGS CAROL JEAN JOHNSTON KENNETH T. JORDAN PA'I'RICIA LEE KERN EDWARD WILLIAM KNUE ESTELLA LANIEN JUNE MARTIN DELLA EUCINA MEDER GLEN MEECE DELOHES MERRITT RAYMOND MOHRHAUS CARL RICHARD MONING 69 JOHN OWENS GERALD BUCKY PARROT BARBARA JEAN POTTER ROBERT EARL PRICHARD JERRY ROBERT RADICAN ROBERTA RADIGAN BARBARA ANN RAMSAY CLINTON E. REYNOLDS MAXINE RILEY LLOYD ROBBINS HAROLD ROGG DON LEE SCALF THOMAS SCHNEIDER MARY ALICE SEAL JAMES ANTHER SHAW CHARLES A. SIEFERT CAROLYN P. SPENCE RON STATTON RICHARD EDWARD TOTH BONNIE H. WHITEHEAD DELORIS WILSON RON LOUIS WISSMAN WILLIAM WOODALL ARNOLD WO'ODRUM First Row: BARBARA NANCY ABBOTT GENE ABT JOAN ABT JULIA ABT LOIS ABT CHRISTINE ADAMS JUNE LORRAINE ADAMS PHYLLIS ADDISON Seuon d R 0w : JOSEPH LOUIS ADRIAN BETTY ALLEN MACK ALLEN PEGGY ALLEN JOSEPH ALLCEIER CECIL ALSIP MARIAN ANDERSON BUD ARSZMAN Third Row: ROMA JEAN ASHER ELIZABETH AUSTIN ALTON BAKER GLORIA JEAN BAKER WILLIAM BAKER BONNIE FAYE BALL JANICE BALL RICHARD BALSLEY Fourth Row : BARBARA BANKEMPER ANNETTE BANNION JAMES DENNELL BARBER MILDRED BARBER DENNIS LEE BARNETT CAROL ANN HASTIN DOROTHY BASTIN HARRY BATTE Fifth Row: RONALD BAUER BARBARA BAXTEK WADE ALBERT HAYS CARLOS BECLEY MARCELLA BECLEY JERRY BEITMAN RAMONA LOIS BIELVICR HILL BENDER Sixth Row: LARRY BENDER THOMAS A. BENDERMAN JUDY ANN BENNING ROBERT BERKEMEIER CLIFFORD BERNARD LOUIS CHARLES BIERRENS MATTHEW BERRY JANET BER'I'RAM Seventh Row: RONALD FRANK BFIRTRAM NANCY GRACE BICE LESTER BIEHL BILLIE JEAN BIERLEY GERALD BI'l'Nl-IR CAROLYN BLACKBURN WILLIE BLACKWELL ROBERT BLOCK Eighth Row: EURLESS LEE BLOOMFIELD DONNA BOATMAN JOHNNY BOLGER ROBERT BOND KYLE BONNER JACQUELINE HOOKER KENNY CHARLES BOORUM GAIL BORCEMENKE Ninth Row: GERALD BERNARD BOSSE EARL HARDIC BOUCK JACK BOWLING ANNE BOYD RALPH BOYD KENNETH BRABENDER JIM FRED BRACKETT SONDRA ELIZABETH BRADLEY Tenth Row: JOE BRANHAM DAVID PAUL BRAUER JAMES BROOKSBANK FRANCES BROWN JEAN BROWN ROBERT BROWN THOMAS BROWN KATHLEEN ANN BROWNING 70 Class Of Nineteen Fifty-Nine First Row: CHARLES WM. BRIJECCEMAN BEVERLY BRUN CHARLES BRUNSMAN GARY THOMAS BRUNSMAN MARILYN BRYANT ROBERT ARTHUR BRYANT MICHAEL BUCKMAN RONALD HUCKMAN ONEE'I'A BURRIS EDITH BUSH Second Row: ANNA BYRD ROY BYRD JOAN BYRON ARLENE CALLAN JANET CAMP BETTY CAMPBELL ROBERT CAMPBELL DAVE CARR SHIRLEY CARR BEVERLY JEAN CARROLL Third Row: EVA MAE CARTER WILLIAM H. CASTLEBERRY PATRICIA ANN CATANZARO THELMA JON CENTERS PHYLLIS CHAM BERLAIN JUDY CHAMNESS REDA CHAPMAN FRED CHARLES CHASTEEN DONALD CHEEK PAUL CHRISTMAN Fourth Row: MARY ALICE CHRISTOPHER JOANN Cl-IRISWELL JANET CLARK WILLIS CHASLER CLARK LILLIAN CLAY VERNA LEE CLEM GLORIA LEE CLEVENCER AUDREY ANN CLUTIIE RUFUS NOBLE COCKRAN ROBERT COFFEY Fifth Row: JOSEPH COGOZZO JEROME COHEN CHARLES COLBERT SALLY JANE COLE BARBARA ANN COLLINS ELTJAH COLVARD EMMA RAE COMES LOYAL COMES CAROL JEAN COOK ROBERT EDWARD COOK Sixth Row: MARIAN CORNES ROGER JOHN CORNES EVELYN MARY CORNS EMMA MARIE CORSON JAMES COSTELLO SHERRY COTTET TOM COURTNEY JO ANNE COX JANE CRAIG LEROY CRAIG Seventh Row: VERA ANN CRAIG RONALD CRAVENS CHARLES FRANK CROSBY LORRAINE CROSBY NORMA CROWLEY BILLY CRUTCHFIELD SAMUEL CULLUM MYRON CUNNINGHAM ROBERTA ANN CURTIS RONALD CURTIS Eighth Row: DIXiE BAILEY JOAN DALLAS BARBARA ANN DALTON CLYNDORA DALTON DENNIS DASE DALE DAVIDSON LOWELL DAVIDSON ROBERT EDWARD DAVIS RICHARD DAWN ALMA JEWELL DELK First Row: CAROL DENNIS JOYCE DENSFORD RICHARD DEWALD RALPH DIETZ JOYCE ANN DINKINS MAMIE DIXON CHARLES DOBKINS EDWINA DOOLLEY Second Row: RAYMOND DOSSENBACK SUSIE MAE DOUGLASS DONALD DOUTHWAITE ALLEN DALLET DOWERS RONALD RAYMOND DUCGINS JUDY ANN DUNCAN JAMES DUNICAN JERRY EDDELMON Third Row: MATTHEW FRANK ElJliLMAYER RITA EDMONDS BERTHA EDWARDS DOROTHY EDWARDS CLADYS EDWARDS NORMA EDWARDS DAN LOUIS EHRMAN WILLIAM MJYFTHEWS EILERNIAN Fourth Row: GORDON JOSEPH ELDER JOYCE ANN ELLIS MABLE FERN ELLIS ROSE MARIE ELLIS SHIRLEY INEZ ELY PATRICIA LEE-ANN ENGLISH CARL EVERETT CHARLES EVERHART Fifth Row: VIRGINIA FACIN JAMES ROY FAIN MARJORIE FAIRCHILD ALFRED HICKS FANT JOY FAVACHIO EDWARD EUGENE FELTON ERNEST TONY FERGUSON JOYCE FERRIS Sixth Row: LORRAINE MARIE FERRIS CAROL ANN FISHER CLYDE WILLIAM FISHER MARGARET FLAHERTY ROBERT FOLTZ MARCIE FOREWALT RICHARD FOSTER FRED FOX Seventh Row: BETTY FRAZIER BILLY FREEZE RICHARD LEE FRISBY RONALD LEE FRITSCH EDDIE FRITZ BEATRICE M ARIE FRYE EMMA JO ANN FRYE DANIEL CHARLES FUNK Eighth Row: ROBERT GABBARD CHARLENE ALMA GABRIEL WANDA CAJUS STEVEN WAYNE CAMON CHARLES BERNARD CARNETT RICHARD ARTHUR GIERSE DANIEL LEE CILPIN LEROY DAVID CLAZIER Ninth Row: FRANK CLEISINGER JEANETTE GLEISINGER BARBARA JEAN GLOSSER CHARLOTTE CODBEY LILLIE GORDON LAWRENCE CORE RALPH COYETTE GEORGE GRACE Tenth Row : CAROLYN GRAY LEONARD FRED GREBE DAN GRIESZMER CLARENCE GROSS EDNA GROTH THELMA GUY WILLIAM ALLEN HALE BARBARA LEE HALL 72 Class of Nineteen Fifty-Nine First Row: JAMES WILLIAM HALL JANET HALL PATRICK HALPIN EMMA HAMILTON IIATTIE HAMILTON ISILL RAY HAMLIN MARY LOUISE HAMLIN RAY HAMMOND LORETTA HAMMONS JOSEPH HANES Second Row : DONALD ROY HARD JOANN HAHGROVE JANICE REBECCA HARMON JANICE I-IAR ESS CHARLOTTE HARNEY SUE HARRELL BILLY HARRISON FRANCINE PV IIARTELL FRANCES JUANITA HAWKINS JOHN WILLIAM HAWLEY Third Row: CLAUDIA HAYES BARBARA HAZE JANET HEDRICK MARY ALMA HEIDECKER DELMAS HELTON BARBARA JOANN HENDERSON JOHN ROBERT HENDERSON ROBERT EDWARD HENKEL HOB HENSLEY VALDA ARVENA BENSON Fourth Row: MARJORIE HERRING EDWARD EUGENE HICKS GLORIA MARIE HICKS LAVERNE HICKS ROBERT ARTHUR HICKS SUE HICKS JOYCE HILBERT RONALD NORMAN HILL THERESIA HIMMELSPACH BARBARA ANN HOCK Fifth Row: JOYCE ANN HOCKER LARRY HODCE MARTIN HODCEMAN AMOS J. HOLIANDSWORTH CHARLES HOLT DENISE DEAN l-IUNICAN ROBERT HOOG JUDY HOOVER JAY HOPKINS VIRGINIA HOPKINS Sixth Row: MARGARET HOPPER JIMMY LEE HOSTETTER MINNIE HOWARD FRANCES LOUISE HOWELL CHARLES HUFF AGNES LOUISE HUGHES CARLIS HUGHES DON HUGHES CLYDE HUMMER FRITZ HUMPHRIES Seventh Row: BARBARA LEE HUNGLER FRIED ANTHONY HUPER LINDA HURST DON HUTCHISON RUDOLPH ISLEY RICHARD JACKSON SHIRLEY JACKSU CLARENCE GEORGE JACOB HENRY JAMES DONALD J. JANSEN Eighth. Row: WALTER ,IANSON PHYLLIS JEFFERS JANICE JENKINS VERDIE IL JENKINS WILLIAM JENKINS JACK JESSUP EVERETT JEWELL BILLY JOHNS THOMAS EDWARD JOHNS BETTY JOHNSON First Row: ELIZABETH ANN JOHNSON NANCY JOHNSON CARL JONES CHARLES JONES CLIFFORD JONES GERALD LEE JONES JACK ROGER JONES SHIRLEY JONES Second Row: RAYMOND JORDAN JACOB ANDREW JUNO TERRY JUSTICE BESSIE KAHN JOE KAISER PATRICIA ANN KAPPNER GAYLANN KATZ FRANK KATZLER Third Row: JOHN RICHARD KEIL JACK KELLER PAUL KELLER BARBARA KEMPER BESSIE MAE KEY JAMES WALTER KEY JAMES KIDD VON KIDD Fourth Row : CAROL ANN KIDWELL 'I'HOMAS KIHM JOHN SAMUEL KING ZELMA KING BILLY KLAYER JUANN KLEIN PATRICIA KLEIN CAROL KNEIPP Fifth Row: CHARLES KNEIPP FRED J. KNELL JANET KNOS'I' JOHN KONNACAN CAROLYN ANN KRAMER RONALD KRAMER BLANCHE KRICK JOE TODD KUBE Sixth Row: SHIRLEY KUYKENDALI. THOMAS JOSEPH KYLE CATHERiNE LACKEY ERNESTINE LACKEY RUTH ANN LACKEY HELEN RUTH LAGORNIC JOHN ALBERT LANDIHIM JENNY LOU LANE Seventh Row: PRISCILIA LANE LINDA LARGE RONALD LARKIN VINCENT LASITA JANICE LEE LAWSON JOHN HAROLD LAWSON RAYMOND LAWSON .IUDI'I'H CELLEEN LAY Eighth Row : MARGARET LAY THOMAS LEEDS DONALD WEBSTER LEGG CAROL LEONARD ROBERT LEPPLE ROBERT LESTER LINDE JAMES DENNIS LINDSEY SUE LINK Ninth Row: SHIRLEY ANN LITTEKAI. TYRONE LIVINGSTON BETTY RUTH LONG HUEY LUNG JANIES EDWARD LOWRY CARY ALBERT LOZE MAE JUREAL LUCKEY MICHAEL JAMES LUTHER Tenth Row: JAMES PHILLIP LYNN REBECCA JANE LYTLE DOROTHY MACK RONALD MAHON BARBARA LEE MALLORY JUDY ANNE MALLOT FREIDA MANN ROBERT FRANK MARCELLO 74 Class of Nineteen Fifty-Nine First Row: ROBERT WAYNE MARCUM JOYCE MARLOWE CONNIE SANDRA MARSHALL EDDIE MARSHALL HOWARD MARTIN ORVILIE MARTIN DOVIINIC CARMEN MARZIALF. SUE AUSTIN MASSENCALE BETTY MASCARI ROBERT DUDLEY MASTERSON Second Row: MICHAEL THOMAS MAUCII NORBERT MAUSE EDDIE LOUIS MAYFIELD ALICE McATEE THOMAS MrCLAIN JERRY LEE Mx-CLURE JAMES RUSSELL MCCOON DONALD MCCOY BILLY MrDANIEL THOMAS MCGILL Third Row: BEN ML-INTOSH GERALD MCKINNEY JOHN DANIEL MCKITRIC HAZEL MCQUEARY CORA A. MELTON JUDITH MENNINC EARL STEPHEN MENZ DAVID LAWRENCE MERKLE MARY MERSHON J AN ET M ERZ Fourth Row: PATSY ANN MEYERS JOAN MICHAELS ROBERT MIDDENDORF BILLIE NHLLER DOROTHY KAY MILLER EDW'ARD MILLER GERALD MILLER JANICE LER LAW'RE; MILLER LOUIS RICHARD MILLER Fifth Row: MARSHA LOUISE MILLER TERRY CARL MILLER WENDELL FRANKLIN MINTUN BILL MISTLER ERNEST MITCHELL JUANITA REBECCA MITCHELL PAT JEAN MITCHELL - HARRY DONALD MONHOLLEN GERALDINE LEAH MONROE CHARLES MONTAC Sixth Row: DELORES MOORE JACOB MARTIN MOORE WANDA MOORE IRENE MORGAN WIENDELL HERBERT MORGAN WIILLIAM MORMAN BOB MORRELL BOB MORROWS CHARLF EDWARD MOSER FLORENCE MARIE MOUNT Seventh Row : JOHNNY MUGAVIN DONALD MULLALLEY MARY EVELYN MURPHY JUDITH MARIE NAPIER EMMA NASH PATRICIA NEUDIGATE MARLENE 2 EWKIRK REATA ALICE NOBLE RUTH NORRIS LAWYER NORTH Eighth Row: ED NUNGESTER MIKE UBRIEN JUDITH ITDELL JOYCE ODENBACH WINFORD ONEY LEONARD ALVIN ORME VIVIAN OSBORNE ARCHA MAE OWENS DORIS JEAN OWENS JACK PADGETT Firs! Row: RICHARD PAHLS PATRICIA ARLENE PALMISANO ROSE MARIE PALMISANO MICHAEL EDWARD PANCALLO FRANK PAPANIA RAYMOND PARNELL BARBARA JEAN PATMON ELIZABETH PATMON Second Row: ROBERT PATTERSON JAMES PAUL CARL RAY PAYNE DARLENE PEARSON VIALTER JOHNNY PEELMAN ROBERT PENDYGRAFT JERRY PFLUM DELCENIA PHILLIPS Third Row: JOANN MARIE PHILLIPS JUANITA JEAN PHILLIPS JOSEPH XAVIER PIERANI NEIL POOLE PATRICK PRATT JANICE MAY PRENOT LILLIAN BEATRICE PRICE RALPH PRIMEAU Fourth Row: SHIRLEY PROFFITT JOE PURSELL BARBARA QUIRE SHIRLEY EACH EL RAINEY CLARISSA RAINS BETTY EILEEN RANDOLPH LOTTY BELL RANDOLPH SYLVIA MARIE RANDOLPH Fifth Row: RAY KENNETH RANSOM SHIRLEY RAPKING ADA MAE RAWLS RALPH CARL REDEMEIER CLARENCE HERBERT REED RUBY JOSEPH RENCERS JERRY REYNOLDS WILLIAM RICHARDS Sixth Row: GEORGE HENRY RICHMOND ROBERT RICHMOND LORETTA RICKS OTTO ROBERT RIDGE GARY PAUL RITTER FAITH ROAT JEAN ROBERTS LUCIUS ROBERTS Seventh Row: BILLIE J0 ROBINSON ESKER ROBINSON JOHN ROBINSON ROBERT CARY ROBINSON BETTY CATHERINE RODI'IN GEORGE JOHN ROELLIG CAROLYN ROGERS MARILYN ROGERS Eighth Row: WILLIAM ROGCE LANNY LEE ROLAND VERNON LEON ROSE CAROLYN E ROSS DOROTHY LEE ROSZELL LEWIS ROY JANET SANDERS LLOYD SANDERS Ninth Row: SMITH CALVIN SAUNDERS JO ANN SCHASKELFORD EDWARD ALLEN SCHAEFER GEORGE W. SCHAEFER ETHEL CORA SCHALK LESTER SCHAHDINE DONALD R, SCHEID TED RAYMOND SCHIERLUH Tenth Row: MARCIA SCHILLE ALBERT FRANK SCHIMICC IHVIN CHARLES SCHMiDT CHARLES WINFRED SCHMOLT JANET SCHNARRENBERG MARLENE SCHNEIDER JOHN SCHOONOVER JEAN SCHUNK 76 Class of Nineteen Fifty-Nine First Row : ROY SCHWAB VIRGINIA SCHWARM JIM SCUDDER JOYCE SEARS ROBERT SEGER NANCY P. SEMINATORE BARBARA SESTER JOYCE M. SEYMOUR JULIAN CALVERT SHANKS DONNA SHANNON Second Bow: CHARLES JOHN SHARP ROSALIE SHARP RICHARD SHARPE SHARON LYNN SHEPHERD ROSE'I'TA SHORT ARTHUR EDWARD SIEFERT EARL JOSEPH SIEKBERT BETTY JEAN SKIDMORE H AZEL 5M 1TH Third Row: STANLEY SMITH THOMAS ALVIN SMITS TOM SMYTH TEX SOUTHWOOD JAMES SPRADLIN SYLVIA ANN STANFORD JAMES EDWARD STEELE ROBERT STEINHAUS LARRY RAY STEINMANN CLIFFORD STEPHAN Fourth Row : LIZABETH STEVENS ALVIN STEWART BARBARA STEWART FREDERICK STEWART CAROL ROSEMARY STIGLER FRANKLIN STINSON EDDIE ANTHONY STITH DOROTHY CHRISTINE S'I'OFLF. DAN WILLIAM SULLIVAN RAY SUNDERHAUS Fifth Row: JOSEPH LAWRENCE SUPER RONALD SUTTER RICHARD SWARTZ JAMES RICHARD SWEENEY THOMAS SWEENEY JOAN SWEET MARCIA TACKETT EVELYN REVA TAYLOR RUBY TAYLOR BILL STEVEN THOMAS Sixth Row: MARVIN DONALD THOMAS JAMES THOMPSON SANDRA LEE THOMPSON ANITA TOMLIN CAROLYN MARY TONER LARRY TORREY JANETTE BESSIE 'l'RINIBLIC RONALD C. TUCKER JOHN TURNER PAT TURNER Seventh Row: BARBARA UNDERWOOD LARRY UNDERWOOD MARGARET UPCHURCH EARL UTTERBACK VIRGINIA ANN VANDECRAFT ROSEMARY VAUGHT ROBERT VEASLEY MARTHA JEAN VOSSIJCR EALER S. WADLINGTON GERALD J. WAGNER Eighth Row: PATSY WAHLER RICHARD RALPH WAHLER ESTHER WALKER LAURA JEAN WALKER KENNETH ALLEN WALSH JANE WALSTON EDWARD WILLIAM WALTERS JACQQELINE WIASH NOLA SUE WASHAM ROBERT GLENN WATKINS First Row: MARIE WATSON BARBARA SUE WEAVER KAY WEBB JOYCE MARIE WEHRMAYER DONALD WESLEY Second Row: GEORGE RICHARD WESLEY WAYNE WESLEY BOYD WEST DAVID WEST JAMES WEST Third Row: RUSSELL WEST CLIFFORD JOHN WETENKAMP MARVIN HERBERT WHITE WILLIAM C, WHITE WILMA LOUISE WHITE Fourth Row : JUDY CAROL WILBURN THOMAS WILBURN JERRY WILDER PATRICIA ANN WILES DAVID FALK WILKE Fifth Row: STANLEY NORBET WILKYMACKY HAROLD CARROLL WILLIAMS HELEN ELIZABETH WILLIAMS LILLIAN WILLIAMS LORETTA JEAN WILLIAMS Sixth Row: ROBERT EUGENE WILLIAMS ROBERT LEE WILLIAMS WILLA PEARL WILLIAMS JERRY EDWARD WILMS RONNIE WILSON Seventh Row : ELSIE WINTERS BARBARA WISE SAMUEL ALFRED WI'I'T CAROL JANE WOOD PAUL EDWARD WOOD Eighth Row: JOYCE ANN WOODDELL SHIRLEY MARLENE WOULMS DANNY TRUMAN WRIGHT ROBERT GENE WUETHINGTON NORMA YANCEY Ninth Row: PATRICIA ANN YAUCH JAMES ARTHUR YEARDON FRED YOUNG MARY YUST DIANE ZEILMAN Tenth Row: RAY WALTER ZEILMAN ROBERT LEE ZEILMAN MARK ZIEBOLD RICHARD ZIEGLER MEL ZURICK JOSEPH ZWISSLER Class of Nineteen Fifty-Nine FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED JERRY ANNIS GEORGE APPLE DAN ARMSTRONG ELLA BELLE BATES BILL A. BESSEY JACK BINDER DONNA JEAN BLAKE WILLIAM ADAM BREWER WALTER BROWN PATRICIA 1L BROWNING SAMUEL :VL BURBANKS DICK BURDETTE DONNIE LEE CLARK CHARLOTTE L. DANIELS RONALD DEAN RICHARD P. DURAN EARL FRANKLIN DOWERS DONALD ALBERT EAKIN JERRY EDW ENCLEMAN ELMER WENDELL ERNST GLENN MACK EVANS CONNIE FITZGERALD JOAN FRAZIER LEROY DAVID GHAZIER BARRY GREENE JOHN JOSEPH HALEY YVONNE C. HANDLEY MARY HIGHLANDEH DANIEL I. HODGE BILL HOLLANDER JANET CAROL HOLLIDAY RONALD DAVID HOWARD MARY E. HUGHES ED. HUNGES'I'ER CARLA ANN JACKSON ARTHUR J. JOHNSON FRED JOHNSON WILLIAM JOHNSON JACK EARLY JONES WYONA MARIE JUNC CHARLES BENJ. KINER NORMA KNIGHT BERTI B. KOCHER FRANK KRESSER EVERETT A. LAWSON JOHN P. MARZHEUSER ROBERTA JEAN MASON RUFUS MOYTON MAYNE JOHN H. MCCOY ROBERT MEYER JOYCE ANN MOCK PHYLLIS MORGAN ALBERTA ANN MOUNCE BILL MUELLER LINDA MUES SIDNEY MARSHALL NEAL ANTHONY J. NERLINGER RONALD DAVID NOAKES RICHARD A. OSTENKAMP 79 VIOLA PEARSON WILLIAM BYRD POWELL BETTY LOUISE RAHN TLITHA RAINS JOHN ROBERT ROHRIC STANLEY W. ROTHWEILER EDWARD LEE SCHAFER GORDON :VL SCHNUR DONNA SHANON BONNIE LOU SHEPHERD PAUL SIMON KENNETH A. SINCLAIR ADA SMITH AMY SMITH MIRIAM SPRINGER PHYLLIS STEVENSON BARBARA ANN SULLIVAN CHARLES L. SURGENER MARILYN KAY TABOTT BEATRICE IRENE TAYLOR JOYCE ANN THEILSE KERRY G. THOMPSON JOYCE ANN TOLIVER MARY EVELYN UHL RAYMOND WEBER RONNIE '1' WISSMAN FREDERICK E, WOLF JOE ED WONDER HOWARD I WORKMAN 1 N OUR CSCHOOLS 0,1 e , Cooperative students. of Central High Scho OI are in much demand. This is especially true of the cooperative students in the Automotive Department of Central. For over thirtyhvc years co-ops from the Automotive Department have been working for the various automo- tive dealers, individual automolive repair shops and gasoline service stations in greater Cincinnati. The extensive training given to the automotive students in the fundamentals of the auto- motive business make it possible for the co-op to find employment as an apprentice in the, auto scrvice and repair Held, the body repair fie'td, in gasoline service stations, as a parts and accessories clerk and also in the auto sales department. Mr. Tenhunfeld explains the intricacies of a trans- mission. MI: XVinler showing cut- away chassis. P R 0 G R E S S The Automotive Department Many automotive cooperative students iistay 01W in their cn-op johs after graduation and become the better mechanics and service managers for their employers. Co-ops earn approx- imately $3500 per Week during the two weeks they are on the joh. While students are required to familiarize themselves with all phases of the industry, some specialization is encouraged particularly if the student has demonstrated a special ap- titude for the work. The Armed Forces of the United States after many opportunities to the graduate of Cen- tral High SchooFs Automotive Course. Approximately one hundred students register in their junior year for the Automotive De- partment. The Cincinnati Automobile Dealers Association has been exceedingly coopera- tive in encouraging its members to place our students in onrthe-joh training during their senior year. Each year the C.A.D.A. has generously awarded three valuahle prizes of tool sets for the three top automotive students, This has been a valuable incentive in keeping scholarship achievements on a high leveli Each year, the department graduates approxi- mately seventy-five students, many of whom are already capable mechanic's. MT. Nuvuro teaching pupil to retina hrakes. 83 Mr. Simpkius inspects carburetor. Tremendous. expansion of Commercial Flying during the past few years has created an ever increasing demand for trained personnel throughout the field of Aeronautics. Corporation flying, air cargo, coach service for passengers, and radar control of air tratiii: has broadened the scope of occupations open to new employees. The many graduates of this department holding key local positions attest to the important role the school has played in the growth of aviation in this community. The curriculum is patterned directly after the standards set up by the Civil Aeronautics Administration who has the final licensing author- ity for airplanes and engine mechanics. Instructors in the Aviation Department must hold Certificates of Proficiency tissued by the Federal Government 1 in their subject in addition to the regular teacheris certificate. The student receives his technical training and practice in skills through specially equipped laboratories and shops. To add realism and provide broader in-schoul experience, the boys maintain a tiyahle airplane and Operate a radio station through the Aero-Rariio Club. With commercial emphasis being placed upon jet engine power-plants at this time, many of the graduates are going directly into the Air Force to get their required military service behind them while getting additional jet training to qualify for commercial and airline mechanic positions. Students do their shop work during the eleventh year and 00-01; at local airports during their senior year. Because Of the highly technical nature of aviation, the educational hack- gmuml 0f the students of this department must be based principally upon science, mathematics, and the technical information relating to this field. In addition to pure mechanical know-how the graduate of this department, in order to successfully master his trade, must have a working knowledge of aerodynamics, meteorology, and power plant principles. Jim Powell installs test prop on Continental Engine. The Aviation Department 84 Mr. Capuzzolo inspects run on Multi-lith. P R O C R E S S Centrafs Commercial Department trains boys and girls for employment in the eityis many business. otiices. All the subjects oiiered are on accredited senior high school level. To qualify for this training, pupils must meet the required business standards for personality. integrity intelligence, physical fitness, health, and appearance. Training that is required for obtaining commercial positions is offered in the B ' bookkeeping, general clerical: and secretarial fields. 11 S 111 e S S Every eHort is made to place Senior Commercial Department students in co-op jobs that are hest suited to their abilities and personality traits, In every E d t ' instance possible, job placement is made directly in the field in which the training u c a 1 0 n of the pupil has been concentrated. Many of these 00-01; students are asked by their employers to remain as permanent employees of the firms where they had D t t their cn-op assignments. after they graduate from Central High School. 6 p a r m e n Tuward the close of their senior year: co-op students are given an opportunity In lake 2! Civil Service examination at the school and are encouraged to take other rxaminalimls for various job opportunities. The otlil'e. equipment used in the Conunercial Department is modern and up ln-riate. A partial list at machines used in the instrut,zti0n of pupils for future jnhs inrludes Burmughs Adding and Calculating Machines, Victm Adding-Listint,r Machines. Monroe Cah-ulalors. Mart-hant Calculators, Comptometers, Bookkeep- ing Machines. Addressographs, Folding Machines, Dielaphones, Ediphnnes, Ruth Lepple and Matilda Hathaway operating 2LMm1roe Post- Miss Johnson instructs .Inycv Koch in the operation of '4 Ditto ing Machine. Electric and Manual Typewriters, Graphutypes, Vari-Typers, Milneugraphs, Multi- graphs, Mulliliths, and Sundslrands. Instruction in the operation of a telephone switch- board is also given. Scholarship requirements in the Business Education Department are among the most rigid in the school because of the exacting nature of the work to he done by the grad- uates of this department. All of the students are expected to demonstrate Special ability in spelling, English, and the area in which they are specializing if they hope to compete successfully for jobs in this Held, Much of lhe training is on the ver; latest equipment developed for any specialized field. In hookkeeping for example, in addition to basic training in the principles of the suhject. students receive instructions and practice on the latest equipment actually used in businesses throughout the nation. In other areas the same policy prevails. It is felt that the graduate of our school, in order to be properly trained, should have a basic working knowledge and at least have developed an elementary skill in the use of the advanced techniques used in business. Some of the classes are set up as pruductiun departments of shops wherein the stu- dent actually receives training comparable to realistic work situations. Business Jeanette Brothers teams the. intricacies of the Vari-Typer. 86 Bonita Dunaway and Camf Chapman taking diclafion from Mrs. Kennedy. Education Ruben Addison coached by Mr. Moschel in Lech- niquvs 0n the National Bookkeeping ixizlchine. Dewey Johnson and Fred Donaldson surfacing a panel 011 a drum sander. The Allied Construction Industry in Cincinnati is a thriving segment of our local business. Consequently, the graduates of this department find a ready market for their talents. Due to the extremely wide variety of woodwork done in the community the basic skills must be emphasized prior to specialization in one of the areas taught at the school. 111 some areas such as pattern-making where skill is critiCaL a high degree of technical achievement is essential. Students specialize Checking panerns on match hoard. P R O G R E S S Allied Construction Department ing in this field receive much practical training through the many production type jobs which the department completes in the course of a yeafs time. The object of The Allied Construction Department is to train its student in the following fields: carpentry, cabinet making, milh'oom practice and pattern- making. There are three shops, one advanced shop, a pattern shop, and a basic shop. Those Central High School students who elect woodworking are taught the fundamentals of the trade while in the basic shops. During their eleventh grade the students specialize in one of the fields mentioned above. They spend ftfteen hours per week in related work. In the twelfth grade the boys may co-op, two weeks in school and two weeks in industry. The local construction trades and allied industries co-operate by employing the students as co-ops during their twelfth year. Many of our former graduates are now employers of our coaops. Larry Siereveld jointing a frame. 89 The aim of the Electrical Trade Department is to train high svhnul pupils. who t'ittJUSt' this wurse so that they are prepared to enter the various: hrant'hes of the electrical inn dustry. Training for this goal includes the development 0f the accepted basic skills. the use of tools and test equipment peculiar tn it. the ahility to recognize the various cumr 1110 units userl in this FIEId: the manner in which they are constructed and how and why the apparatus M11 perform when used separateh or in emnhination. In this tipe of Work their future employment is concerned with installation, manufacturing, amuslrutu tion and maintenance of electrical equipment, Steady employment in many of these divisions will lead to a highly skilled andXor specialized workman happy in his work. with opportunities for advancement, commanding a high rate of pay and steady cm- ptoymcnt. Students eo-op through their twelfth year in some hunch 0f the electrical field at twwweek periods. An attempt is made to start them 0n the job at the heginning oi the yeaiz Twelve full credits are needed before cwnping can he started, 90 Electrical Mr. Snmmurlzul inslrucits ho- ginning class students in rheo- utut operation and principles. quiio Studvnls revoking COtIC inslrm-lion FromMrJ-qufmaun. Trades Department Curl Wrisw Ivsling rmiin luiw. Arranging display cases is part of Distributive Eduvalion training. In Distributive EducationT students are trained for retailing and industrial seli- ing jobs. Students learn the skills of selling, marking, shipping, stock work, cash- ier-wrapping, display, advertising, and personnel. Students must meet the requirements of this industry: a good personality and character. a general educational background plus, the retail skills. Retailing offers promotional opportunities to the well-quaiified in executive jobs of buying, advertising and display, Industrial selling provides another oppor- tunity for advancement. These skills are learned in classes of merchandise information, analysis. dis- play art, salesmanship and retailing. In the eleventh grade, retail students oper- ate the student storc. Here they receive basic training in selling Central students school supplies. As part of display art, students handle the displays fur the school. In the twelfth grade, Distributive Education students co-op in specialty and department stores throughout the city in jobs which are fitted to their ability and skill. It is in thcse jobs that the student gets his most valuable training Here, hc meets the general public. The student must learn how to cope with the many different personalities with whom he will come in contact. VWWu t. . . Distributive Education Department Gift wrapping, and sales training are also essentials of the DE. course. Mrs, Price observes Marlene Burck making salads. Testing a recipe under Miss Warnefs direction. This department, one of our fastest growing educational divisions, is our answer to the food service industryis need to meet the revolutionary changes that are occurring in Americaas eating habits. The students receive specific job training in the high school cafeteria and Drake Memorial Hospital. The enrollment in Basic Food Classes has continued to increase indicating that high school students are interested in the challenges and opportunities oHereti in a food service career. Food students are trained to prepare and serve food to the public. They assist experienced employees actually engaged in quantity food production. In the laboratory and through field trips students observe and study the difierent types of eating places, fish and meat packingr industries and related fond technological plants, It has been said that, t The way to a mania heart is through his stomach? The food students were hosts to the Cincinnati Restaurant Association in February. Dinner was served to a large group in the Students, Auxiliary Dining Room. Here the results of their training were put to the final test. The highly favorable comments of their possible future employers indicated that they had passed with flying colors. One outcome of the occasion was an invitation for the students to attend a three day food management confer- ence at the Netherland Plaza. If present plans are completed before September 1956, the Foods Depart- ment will have a new kitchen designed to provide cooking facilities similar to those of the modern hotel or restaurant. During their senior year the food students are placed in cooperative train- ing employment with cafeterias, hospitals, restaurants and drive-ins. This training provides work experience while they are learning to apply the re- sults of their school courses. While they are co-oping two weeks of each month, the students are paid the prevailing pay for learners in the food service industry. Many employers oHer pErmanent positions to food students after they have been graduated. Commercial Foods Department P R O G R E U: m 93 Mr. Giatthaar inst 111015 student, in linmype procedure Student in hand composilion class At a time when the printed word is making such a terriflc impact upon the way We live, it is comforting to know that the Graphic Arts Department is offering increasing opportunities to young men and women to prepare themselves for en- trance into these Vital areas. During the last year a new Miehle Horizontal Press was added to the equipment in the letterpress pressroom. SHIing the guides on a press. Graphic Arts Printing Approximately forty co-op pupils have gained industrial experience in shops in the Greater Cincinnati area. More calls from employers for both steady and c0- Op workers continue to come than can be fllled. The fastest growing phase of the industry continues to be in the lithographic field. Pupils can elect lithography in the tenth grade, and if they continue to show progress, can get more training in their eleventh and twelfth grades. Mr. Srerne inspecting a presz: sheet. 95 Cenlral High SCIIOOFS Department of Metal Trades offers training in Basic Machine Shop, Advanced Machine Shop, Sheet Metal Shop, and Acetylene and Electric Weld- ing. Eleventh grade hoys in Machine Trade, for example, spend approximately 585 hours in Advanced Machine Shop where they receive experience in all operations on 1116 various machines of the same types and varieties found in small jabbing shops. This training is obtained under the excellent guidance of the instructors who leach the students through practical procedures comparable to industrial practices. One year credit is allowed by some factories m1 lheir apprenticeship training for lhe training received here at Central. Sheet Metal Shop and Welding Shop are both cunducted as basic shops and may be elected as advanced courses in the eleventh and twelfth grade levels. The value of these shops as supplemenls to other trades or as special crafts is recognized in the whole curriculum. Cu-op jobs in these two fields are very desirable and lead 10 very lucrative jobs upon graduation. Trainees in these fields are much in demand 96 ance 011a milling cutter. The Mr. Schalz shows pupil clear- Students llP'd! Il'ealing melal Metal Trades Department Culling willl an Oxy- avelylene culling torch. The Needle Trades Department of Central High School offers excellent train- ing in four specialized fields tailoring, trade embroidery, power sewing, and dressmaking. The most modern and up-lo-date equipment and methods are em- ployed in all needle trades shops. Opportunities for employment for capable needle trades training are excellent. In addition to the four specialized persons in W neww,....;..na ww g4m... Students make their own clothes while they learn on the puwer sewing ma- chine. Mr. Pyle shows a student how In line a jacket. P R O G R E S S The Needle Trades fields, a student can also learn how to s 01 and Hess melfs and womelfs O'arments, D make alterations and repairs, and learn methods of properly marking garments to be cleaned. A four year period of training is offered in these fields. Students in their senior year co-op in Cincinnativs garment and dry Cleaning establishments. The singing needles of needle trades shops sing happy songs. They have the honor of making costumes for the LhCenlral Varieties,7 and other dramatic and stage productions. Real experience and a sufficient background in power machine Operation for the necessary trade requirements is gained from these production jobs. Students making their own dresses. 99 John Symes gets drawing instructions from Mr. Schueperklaux. Technical Training P r 0 g r a m 1956 marked the first year that a class was graduated from our technical program. The graduates have had courses in solid geometry. trigonometry, physica and chemistry, in addition to courses in chemical technology, electrical technology and construction tech- nology. The technical program provides broad technical training of a lahoratory nature in preparation for technical johs in industry. It also meets entrance requirements for most engineering colleges. At the end of grade 10, pupils with above average ability may choose this program. They do not 00-013 or attend summer school in grade 12. Basic science is essential for technical course hackground Mr. Diehl checks student procedums in chemistry Class experiment. Many of the pupils held part time jobs in laboratories of Cincinnati plants in which they performed operations involving techniques which are readily learned by people with less than professional train- ing. Some Of these jobs were of u metalurgicat 0r biochemical nature. From time to time, throughout the school year, requests were re- ceived From various Cincinnati plants, requesting the school to supply them with graduates from our technical program. With the gradua- tion of our first Class, we expect its members to lead the way in the technical field for many future classes that will follow. Best wishes from the student body and faculty to the first class graduating from the technical program. May you be happy in your work and your work he satisfying to you. 101 Designed to prepare the student to take his place as a responsible member in our demo- LT'dlit' society. lhc General Subjects curriculum, must he considered not only as a supple- ment to the vocational training of the individual but also the core of his social etlucation. The fulleducational program gives the student an adequate background in the social and mural aspects of living as Well as economic sclf-sufhciency. Equipped with the fundamentals that build character, personal happiness, usefulneSS t0 the community and independence. the Central students go into the world of realism wilh a feeling of cunhdenm am? seruril, based on knowledge. Martha Crider giving an oral rvpm'l. 1'11 Mrs. Jones English class. Miss Harlzel helm: a shy denl with Inallle'dHCH. P R O G R E S S General Subjects This year at Central High School, the general subjects curriculum is characterized by depth of subject and a degree of specialization t0 the requirements of various trades offered at the schoul. Work offered here in the ninth and tenth grades is equivalent and parallel to that offered in other Cincinnati Public High Schools. The specialization, however: is true only in the eleventh and twelfth gradeshthe grades in which students specialize in lheir trades. Seventeen units, including one-half unit in physical education and tme-hall unit of health, are required for graduation. Dramatics, choral music, instrumental music, joh relations, journalism, speech, mechanical drawing, and art have become two and one- half hour courses within the limitations of the new Ohio High School Standards made possible by a more liberal policy in the area of physical education and health. Com- mercial art, hmmver. will he ol'l'erecl as a held of specialization beginning next year. Mr. Nicoletti points out geo- graphical location to sin- dents. 103 The Central curriculum is as broad as that found in the local comprehensive high schools, with the exception of foreign languages. This year at Central, the technical course, now in its third year prepares the student who elects this program for college entrance. Emphasis in this course is placed on the technical and scientihc subjects with a maximum of laboratory and shop instruction pennitled in areas of basic science such as electricity and mechanics. Also there is addiu tional time allowed for advanced mathematics and science. This courseT to provide the necessary Shop and laboratory time, operates on a non-co-up hasisi At Central extra-curricular and recreational activities are not slighted. A wide range of special interest and club activities are available. In addition, educational techniques employing a full cmnplement of audio and visual aids are utilized to facilitate Class- room, shop: and laboratory presentations. This year many assemblies suitable for rep- resenting a wide range of educational and entertaining features were scheduled. This. year all hays and girls have the opportunity to participate in a Wide range of seasonal indoor and outdoor sports in either intermural 0r intramural athletics, A system-wide Organization makes this possible by providing such competition both for the boys and for the girls, Our clubs, of which there is a great variety, includes rifles, bowling, square dancing, photography, science, religious, social and other organiza- tions Which offer an outlet for many specialized interests? round-out a full social pro- gram. Each year many new clubs are formed. M3? Wm; WINNERSQJ Mr. Elting evaluates work for students in Art class. 104 Mrs. Slrengis Typing I c1 Girls doing research in library. Mary Belle Greer and Eva Burger pulling igpalienl. Elizabeth Davis, to bed in techniques class. Iiislrlieun: Mrs. Audell Slieringer, and student Flor- ence Ahle study the skelev tUI'l. The Program of Practical Nursing, is of twelve months duration. It consists of four months classroom and :correlated laboratory practice at Central High School. Students practice the hasie nurs- ing arts and diet therapy in their laboratories. Classroom instruction includes body structure, personal and vocational re- lationships, nulrition7 and nursing arts. After this pre-eiinical period, eight mouths of hospital training follow in five Cincinnati hospitals which provide the students with a maintenance allow- ance. Many high school girls who have completed their junior year, use this course in their senior year because it is evaiuated 011 a four elective Credit hasis. Classes are enrolled three times a year. A certificate is granted upon completion of the course indicating the status of graduate practical nurse. Practical Nursing P R O G R E S S 106 Dr. Elizabeth Clarke, in charge of wu- meafs health program. Ilealth Services In the tenth grade: each student receives a complete physical examination in- cluding Visual7 dental and hearing examination, chest X-ray and serological test. This service is provided by the Cincinnati Public Schools. Throughout the school year, the Cincinnati Health Department maintains an alert staff at the school con- stantly guarding the health of our students. Physical health is not the only interest of the deparlment. Mental health is also a great concern of the Cincinnati Puhlic Schools as well as the Health Depart ment. A broad testing program provides data concerning the students: general ability and academic achievement. Psychiatric aid and psychological tests are available for students who can profit by them. The department provides glasses, arranges for clinical appointments, and sets up surgery when these services are necessary. Class study in speech therapy, sight saving and hearing are available to help overcome defects in theSe areas. Usually the function of the department is advisory except in cases of indigency in which case, through appropriate social agencies, the necessary medical, psychological, or other service is provided. Many services. such as speech therapy. and others are provided by the Board of Education. Nurse Elsa Hutmzm cht'cks health record 01' Central student OUR ACTIVITIES aouus's ?? BON us'4 ?? Bonuszni Wm$mgm i i 5, Student CouncH OFFICERS MEMBERS AT LARGE Members of the Student Council are elected from the membership of the Sludent Rep- resentative Assembly. The assembly is composed of one member from each home room. The candidates are nominated by 1113 student body by plurality vole. Council meetings are held once each month in the Conference Room. Four purposes of the Student Council are: kN to promote good school spirit and citizenship, 1 2J to promote respect for and cooperation with the professional staH. CH to help in formulating general policies affecting social behavior on and off the campus, UM to encourage a desirable interpretation of the school program to parents. friencfs and Other community groups. RANDY Smoxs President DONALIJOBANION .,,......................,.h.........HA.th'ce-Presidmt,SectionI EUGI- 1-: DAY ,......H,h.v...h.....h.H....H...............Vicc-Prosidmt,Section II ELIZABETHDUDLEY Suntan KATHY Bonn .......................................................... Tr'mlsurr'r PATRICIA Camxmlm SIrgranfutArms PAULCumJ-IY.....Hh..,...,Hh..,.,.,..h.,.,......................5miar.5mlionl Rli'rn JOHNSTON ......................,.h..A.A..,...........,,....Scnior,5vctionll Ronl-zm l 1mMPSnN..h,,.......h.......H...............,....,.....A.h.......sziar BI-z'r'rYHILI............,.,.......Hh.......h..A..........HH.,.........Sopllonmrc JAMES LINDSEY Frialmmn 110 The SLudenL Representative Assembly is cmnposed of representatives elected from each homemmn. Mr, Homer Mh Jones serves as advisor, The body works with lhe staff in matters of student and 5011001 interest. The Assembly brings ideas ancf wishes of the students lo the attention of the professional staff and brings back to the student body the discussions and decisions of the Assembly and the Student Council. Student Representative Assembly Phyllis Addison, Diana Armstrong7 James Armstrong, John Baker: Hollan Ballard, Clifford Bernard, Kaihy Bojar, Earl Bouck, Ken Brisbin, Frances Brown, Jean Brown. Sonja Bunch, Patricia Catanzaro, Verna Clem, Betty Cooley, Bonnie Coyne, Paul Curley, Violet Davis. Eugene Day, Elizabeth Dooley, Ray Dossenback, Jo Elliott, Merle Epperson, Lorraine Ferris, Jewel Fitzwater, Anna Forte, Richard Foster, David Gerard, Ollie Clisson, Billie Jean Gimthh Boil Hensley, Betty Hill, Danny Hill5 Amos Hollandsworth, Charles Homer: Bill Huckaby: Joan Hurst7 Ruth Johnston, Jacob Jung: Ronald Kelly, Jim Knight. Manfred Koch, Robert Koch, Joyce Lanter, Jim Lindsey, Ken Luxenberger, Myrna Manning, Robert Middendorf, Bill Miller7 Juanita Mitchell, Geraldine Monroe7 Bill. Mueller, Darvin Mueller, Jim Nichols, Charlotte Noel, Lois Owens, Judy Pellon, James Powell, Janet Powell, Betty Randolphg Jerry Reisinger. Robert Reluc, Marian Rhoten, Thomas Robertsnm Kelly Robinson, Howard Rubin, Wilbur Scheidt, Jean Schnitker, Geraidine Shields: Fred Silhara Randy Simons, Charles Simpson, Edward Speigel, Fred Steward. Carl Stophlet. James Wendel, Tom Wheat. Ray Wood. 111 MEMBERS Mr. Robert Wheeler. Band Di- rector. Central High School Band Mr. Wheeler with band pred- dent. Peter Lind. Band in formation on football Held. The rm-nrd of lhe lmnd this war is a :mud mm Under the dirm-Liun ul' Mr. Robert , I Wheeler. the. Cenlral High School Band lists many perfm'mancvs nn ils yearly schedule. In addition to Heuinv an athletic ewnls 21ml auditorium Mn scssions. lho Imml, ur . a f l parts of it. provided music for all stage and many social pruducliuns. This yearas band is commsed ul' forh-six members The' have Jerfurmed at foul- , . 1 ball games. numerous assemblies. dances. Class Day. and Conunencemenl Exercises. Band is one of the many elective subjects ufrcred at Central. The ufiicers of the band are: President. Peter Lind: Vice-Presirlenl. Carl Wrisinn: Secrelary. Jackie King: and Treasurer. Bunila Dunaway. Clarinets Peter Lind Joyce Graham Bonita Dunaway Sherman .leHers Margaret Hopper Rulh Demmons Hose Hicks .luunila Mullins Margurel Willis Shellie Sparks Phyllis Jeffers Percy Deprucu John Sehr Ldt 10 right: Juyrc Hvllnn: Alfrudn me- fin, CO-Capmin: Juym Lunlnr, Cu-Cnptain: B p! l y Wheringlun: Suv Ruse: .Iuncl HW- 011; 'l't'lllly Miuhlix: Cluriu Slnwurt: Chan'- Jullc N091: and Bth Huff. Trumpets John Wilhelm Myron Sharp Melvin Hill Charlie Garuett Ernest Moore Arthur Coleman Carl Nauman Carol Bastin Carl Knauber David Bodley PERSONNEL Trombones Miltilda Hathaway Walter Hillmau Ken Farley Paul Schmitz Aim Saxophones Judy Alford Betty Linford Tenor Saxophones Chester Shumpert Abraham Crayon Norbert Gruner Bill Miller Baritone Saxophone Joe Wegner Baritone Trumpets Roy Byrd Larry Reed Drums Carl Wriston Ronnie Zerges William Ramsey Bass Drum Harry Cray Tubas Jerry Cowens David Harper Raymond Wasion French Horns Jackie King George Cajus Ralph Patrick C l Choral music has been cnmsidered an important part of lllc cultural program in the entra Cincinnali high schools for many years This year marked the arrival of Mr, Abrahmn . Cershkovilz: the new director. The choral group sings on such occasions as the Variety ngh 8011001 Show, the May Festival, Class Day, and Commencement Exercises. It is an elective for those who qualify with a good voice and good spirit. One major forward development for the choral group this year was the purr'hase Choral Group Mr. Curshkuvilz instructs Charles Wheel,- Jer. Susan KellyA Emory Hall. Barbara Harrison. of Men and halter music. This was a dislmcl boast to the morale of the group. It has broadened the repertoire of the group considerably, The various kind5 of music ac- quired, include arrangements of popular songs, spirituals, and sacred Church hymns. Now that our musical groups are developed to the point where they can be selfhsustain- ing. they are able to gain the materials necessary for the further developmmt of p01- ished musical groups. The students purliuipuling in the choral group are: SUPRANOSith-lnncs Young, Lem Immm. JUUY Cuserril, Ruth Dcnikc, Claim Sidcll, Jeanne Thompsnn, Juwul Filzwmcr. Mildred Humphrey. Susan Kally, Patricia Kelly, Mary Sing. Norma Walt, Mary Kelley, Eurlinc Dixnu. Pelt Erlcl. Lynda Craig. Kathy anur, Jnyce Doll, Pul Pnyntvr. Nancy Crowlhcrs. Janet Dehner, Janice Brawn. .Iudy Winters. Curlmdu Tanner, JUAnn Rucns. Durlu Pcenm Curnl Knhcr, Bcny Cuolcy, Pat McLean, me Dunl- lon, Charlene Jnnes, Georgulm JcHersnn, Belly Hill, Mac Ayers, Lulu Andersun. Judy anle, Anna Webb, Vir. giuiz: Fagin, Betty Illyarl, Janice Lowry; ALTOSiBurbam Jackson, Barbara Williams, Dorothy Lewis, Suniu Hunwlumn. Charlene Xlulmn, Clara Sultun. Saruh Cluvcr, Ronald Islcy, Verna Kramer, Duruthy Vussler. Pm Kern, Janet Morgan, Marilyn Moss, Pm Allison, Carolyn Rodgers, Curoiyn Trovillu, Belly Stephens. Teddy MmMix, Helm Wulsum Cnrnlyn While. .Iezm Schnilkor. Marjorie Craig, Normal Ruble, Janice Munpin. Burlyn Sanders, Virginia Simmons, Barbara Hurrisuu- 'I'liNORS-mDunuld Chulmun. Emnry Hall, Nancy anry. Rnhm': Pyle, Cumin Konrad, Gloria Cumhg, Shirley Oils. Narnia javksum Gloria NcSmilh, Fat Franklin, Carol Brackcll. Jerry Collins, Bin Mdluliins. Robert Jones, Rim Leigh, Esket Robinson; BASSESiCthrlcs Pralher. Carlos Hughes, Reynolds Dukes, Lyn Hnllhuus, Tom Broughton, Marvin Wallets, Larry Hale, Elmer Sellers, Neal Svimltz. John Puytun. Ben Hurnws. Ed Bosses. Ollie Semi. John Carrnll. Lynell Allt'IL Charles Wheclm'. Ruhcrl Wartinh 115 FIRST ROW, left lo right: Carl Knauman, Dave Bod- ley. Carl Knauher, Myron Sharp, John Wilhelm. SECOND ROW: Art Coleman, Earl Utterback, Frank Lawson, Frank Gleisinger: Carol Bastin, Ray Byrd. FIRS'I' Row, left 10 right: Waller Hillman, Paul SchmitL Matilda Hathaway, Kenneth Farley, Jerry Cowans, Dave Harper. SECOND ROW: Carol Pennington, Art Shipley. Ralph Patrick, George Gajus. Jackie King. Central High School Band Left to Right: Harry Grey, Ron Zergea Bill Ramsey. FIRST ROW. left to righl: Everett Lawson, ChestH' Schumpert. Bill Miller, Joe Wegener. SECOND ROW: Judy Alford? John Bolger, Abe Cray- on. Robert Williams. THIRD ROW: Ruth Uemmons, Ruse Hicks. Margaret Willis, Shelbie Sparks, Phyllis Jei'Iers, Percy Ue- Bruce, John 56hr. FOURTH ROW: Sherman Jeffers, Juanita Mullins. Margaret Hopper, Joyce Graham, Bonita Dunaway, Peter Lind. 'Hlv Glee Club and Choral Group of Central are composed of members from all four classes. All members taking less than 5 periods a week are considered Glee Club. In general. thv emphasis on details in the Glee Club is not as severe EH El is in the. Choral Group. Also. such factors as music appre- ciatinn. recreauonal singing, and perfummnces 001' special holidays and amateurs are taken into consideration. The Glee Club provides an opportunity for screening candidates for the Choral Group. MEMBERS Barbara Alvlmlh lJ'ik Mn, Junn Adams. any Allen, Gladys Auslin. Alton Tinker, H Rankempx-r, Annmln Buuninn. Murll-ne Buns, Nadine Baugh. nnrolhy Beck, Emngcnn Bull, Bvssic Bell. Bobbin Bnho, Della Braldftarll. Sandra Bradley, .lcuncllc Bruihcra. Jvrem Brown, Marlene Burck. Onecm Burris, Vera liultn-c. ArlI-m- Cullzm. Dumthy Cumphcll. Imngzcnc Campbell. Glenda Carpenter, Althea Carroll. Eva Carter, Rose ury Carter, Alma Chundlur. Mary Chrislnphvr. .1111le Clark. Lillian Clay, Juunilzl Clifhm. Shirlvy Cull'oy, lulsiu Cunn. Pill Cmm. Curul CunL. Bony Conley. Huln-rt Cnnlq: Marian Comes. I'Ivn Cnx Snrull x. Privy Craft, Eilm-n Craig. Mar- jnrig- Craig. Clyndurn Dallnn. junv Duuhnn, Pm Dans. junkie D00. Alma Dl'lk, Ruth Ih'niLv. Cuml Ih'nnis. Flnyll Dicks. ervn E. Dukvs. erlhzl Edwards, Shirley Edwards, Anna Engcl. Maxine ICnyurtl, Curl Everett. Juy Falvur'hiu. ernit chk, Pill Gibbs, Hairy Cilht'rl. Curnl Fisht-r. Hm'gun-l Flilghurty. Lntiuu Fuller, chm Cumin. Billin Grimm Hilry Grub. Hirllilrvl Ilamhnlr, Barbara Hull, Mary IlzunillmL Myra Harrison, antrs Hawkins. Burlulru Ht'ntlvrsun. Iivun I-II-ndcrsun. Mario Hpndursun. Murgzu'I-l Hurling. Benny Hermes, Barbara Ilnrrigan. Wilma Hess. Joyce Hilbert Yvonne Hi1- lunl, Joyce Huckcr, Szlru I'lurtun. Im-ilu Huskinr, Virginia Huhluml, Bnrlmm Hungler, Belly Iuyzm. Kallllcrim- JaL-nhs, Courgvtlu .ICHOEUIL Batu .IlllmsuIL Currie Juins. Churlmm .Inm-s. Jinm's Jnm'r. Jerry Jones, Rnbcrl .Iuru-s, Sup JOI'IPE Jenn Jurdun. Put Jnrdun. Raymund Junlam Bessie Kuhn. Dvlnrr's Kvlly. Pul KPNcy. Sucun Kelly, Carol Knlwr. Helen Lngrnvr. Linda Largr. Murgurct Lay, .Itlyrtr. Luavcriun. ROFD LL-lnnkuhl, Dumllly Lewis. Shirley l,ii- H'rul, Beverly Lnlh, Duris Long. Pu! Lmrc, Eva anvry .lunim anry. Evelyn Muddnx, thrhzn'u Mullury, Myrna Manning, Mary Marian: Cnnniu Marshall. Gloria Marlin. Pall Mrclcam. Sylvia McDutlallrl, Barbara MrKPnzie. Jimmie Milciwll, Jumuilu l'lilclmll, Pill Mitchell, BrL-mlu Monrv, Glenna Munro. Mu Munro. Lillian Muldvr, Judith N Mirhzlvl Pungalln. Avm'y Purkcr. L llzirriv Pe-nkcll. Betty Purthuz Lnln Permnu, Alum Pcylun. Pm Pnllmann, Lulu Pulls. William PIIWE'IL Lillian Pl'icn. Hurhuru Qllirf', Nilumi Ritchie, Jmmn Rubens, Wilma Rnlncrls, Imugvnc Robinson, Carol R0355, Dnmlhy Iim'. Vivian Oslmr'no, Frx-d Pulmvn mlbclh lelnmn, Barbara Patterson, Rosu'll, Norma Ruble. ,Imlnn Ruws. Burlyn Sanders, W'ilmil Savage, Marvin Srl1illc,Juln Schuilkur, Churlonn SchnhL Neal Schultz. Naomi Scott, Nanry Shvllm'. Md Shephvrd. Rllsrllu Sllurl. Clam Sidt'n. Marvin Sims. Amy Smith. Claudia Smilll, Larry Sminmam. Bvlly Sh-pllams. Barbara Slcwurl, Curnl Sligler, .lnan Swz-vl. Evelyn Tnylun ,Ilum Timmnns, Juyvu Tiruy, Anita 'l'nullixl. .Ium'llv Trimblc. Ethvl 'I'umm: Put Turner, lerhurzl Underworld, Ruth Vaughn, Manlm Vux'ilvr. Hvlou men, Nancy Weber, Mike Weller. Carolyn Wcslry. Charles Whvrlcr. Iurnlyn While. Wilma While, Helen Whitney, Judy Wilbur , Lillian WWIIhlnls, Amhm' W'ilsmL Huwztrd W'ork- mun. Dixiu Wluulms. Drluh Young; CentraPs Glee Club 117 The Central High School Orchestra furnishes the music The Sweetheart Dance These feet clicl most of the dancing The Sweetheart Dance. the annual event at which the contestants who vie for the PlitVDULIiM Queen are chosen. was held 011 Saturday. February 4. At 10:00 the lucky winners were annmmced. The young ladies: were then photo- graphed by a capable portrait artist and their picture sent to a competent authority for judging and planning in the features seutinn of our bank; The winner of this judging is entitled iiPENtJtILth-t Queen with tho ntlwr nim- either Ladies in Waiting of Court Favorites. The tikttlt'f' was held in the lunchrnom with almut 500 people in attemhtmzr. The Central High School Dance Band furnished the music and all of the arrangements were math: and executed through the combined efforts of the annual staff. There was a heavier hurden 0n the staff since hath thv advisers. Mr. Mnsclwl and Mr. Sofku. were ill. The slatt worked long and hard to make the dance a success. Without the wonderful help and cunperettion from the faculty, this could not have been possihle. Ray Lynch. a popular senior. served as master of ceremonies It was his pleasure to announce the winners of the Sweetheart Contestt The winners: were: Alice Ryan. Louise Beerman. Peggy Allen. Shirley Cooper. Marcia Schille. Alft'eda Pmlhtl. Mary Collier. lerhm'a Daulton. PhyliiS Grant. and Phyllis Wagner. Each of the girls was presented with a charm hrucelet engraved with Sweetheart of Central. 56? and a corsage. Christine Pappashales served as the hostess. Chapemns for the occasion were: Mr. and Mrs. Tuwer. Mr. and Mrs. Salie. Mr. Luml. Mr. Roman Mr. Nzthors, and Mr. Justice. Nimble fingers make music. fast and slow, while couples glide and jive. 'Y Sweetheart 'andidalvs relax after strenuous campaign Uniforms were popular m the Sweetheart Dance Chaperons included Mr. Charles Salk: Mrs. Tower, and Mr. and Mra Nahum They danced with light hearts and sometimes with tired feet Gay groups filled the many lable; Happy groups gather everywhere Cllrisline Pappashales gives the winners their ;'Sweetheart11 bracelets 120 The Sweetheart Ball 1' Table groups were happy to pose for the cameraman So were the working 51le mexnbere:, who served and served Between dances the tables looked like this Tables lOOkEd hke thls Whlle the band played 121 The 55555 annual staff produced a medalist award book judged by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. This year the staff was determined to do equally as well although they were greatly handicapped by the absence of Mr. R. 0. Sofko, Editorial Advisor7 and Mr. Ralph Moschel, the Financial Advisor, who were ill for approximately two months. Most of the work done during the absence of the tWO adVisors fell on the staff members. They were aided by faculty members who volunteered their services. Both Mr. Sofko and Mr. Moschel guided the work from hospital and from home. On Class Day, which was June 9, 1955, the Et555i edition of the PENDULUM was oth- cially completed. 011 June 10, 1955, the L565, edition was started. Last spring contracts again were signed by the same companies. Materials and photographs were gathered early to avoid the last-minute rush experienced in previous yearsi Of last yearTs PENDULUM Staff, approximately 50 per cent were lost through grad- uation, transferring to other cities, and shifting of interests to other school activities. However, the original corps of experienced members worked diligently in shaping a new membership into a vibrant, competent and efhcient staff; and although faced with the task of carrying on without faculty leadership for more than two months through the most critical production period, they did a remarkable and praise-worthy job as evidenced by the very excellent edition which you now hold in your hands. The picture contract went to Osborne Photographers with the senior and faculty 7 1 . . . . . . . . FOP: Mr. bahe checks How of portraits hemg taken at the H. 8 Si Pogue Company studio, Prmtmg, engravmg and advertisinlr sale; with C Pap- cover contracts were signed as a package deal with The Benson Printing Company of pashales. gOTTOM21955PEN- Nashville: Tennessee. Mr. Norman Shaw was the printers agent and advisor. His 35- DULUM is distributed by staff sistance and counsehng are deeply appreciated. members. ' ' 'f-wrwu MM The Pendulum viiib' Mr. Moschel, Business Advisor, with Business Manager Betty L. Hill Standing: J. Nowmam. F. Pnppaslmlv; E. Crass. P. Langc. C. PKlppiiSlhllPE. C. Haunmuum A. Boyd. 11ml .I. Dulll. Scaled: IL Hill Hull H. dec. EDITORIAL STAFF MARY WADE ..... .... .. . , , , , . . . . . .V . ,. . ,Edimr-in-Chief CHRISTINE PAPPASHALES . . . . . .Assocr'afe Edimr EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS ED GROSS bpmfs Editor FRIEDA PAPPASHALJLS .. . .. . . . ... .... ,. .Chivf Class Ellimr JOYCE DOLL . .. ,. .. .0033 Editor 15mm? BOYD ............................... Class Editor CAROL HAMMONH .......................... Class Editor PHOTOGRAPHERS TOM CARROLL JACKIE NEWMAN fChief PholographeQ PAUL LANCE CARI. WRIS'I'ON BUSINESS STAFF BETTY LEA HILL , .. .. . . . . ,. .Busim'ss Manager The Pnlire Editorial Staff doubled as assislants for the BllFinPSS SlaH'. 0f Nineteen Fifty-Six Editur Mary Wade and Advisor Mr. Sofku confer with Mr. Norman Shaw in planning the book at Nashville, Fms'l' Row: LuIl my right: Judith Crunzlcll. Lynda: Craig. BL-mr Edwards. Ih-L-ky Lyllu Vinlx-l Duvisg Bulty Hull, Smuw How: vaI In right: Wanda Malian. Carole Knldv. Phyllis Cram. .lnyrv SI-huuk. Sunju Ilalru Gcmldim- TlltltL Nmu-y Mq-Cuy, Dium' Mum . Cuml Chapman. Tllum RUN: h-IL 10 right: Bvrlhu Inlwnrds, Norma Millt-r. Ann Pelly, Bill anpt-r, Jerry Furringlmn Jim Nirulcm Dun U'leuimL William Ylum Jm'kiu Nn-mmm. Wilma Brutlsllu w. Knight Life Left to riglu: Wilma Bradshaw. Mr. Felix. 'uumlsl V- ur zzrgun-t Lay. STAFF W'IIAIA BRADSHAW' .................................. EllflrIr-fn-Cflit'f FRITZ FELDHAUS .................................... Farllurr: Ed'ifur EDITH TURNER Mus Editor VIOLET DAVIS ................................ Copy Editor ,IERHY FARHINCTUN .................................... 9 parlx DON HULSNIAN .......................................... 5' purl: RAY DOSSENBACK ................................ 9 pans DON OEBANIOV ............................. leiogmplmr DAVID SHEA .......................................... lemgmplar'r CARL WRISTON ............ Photogrrlplwr JACKIE NEWMAN ............ Photographer JIM NICHOLS H A .................................. Photographer BETTY ROLL .................................. Brasinr'xs Munrtgnr DUN BAUER . . .. .,.. ............................... Fl'ufun-s IMLF. CASSETT ............................................. Foalures H. W. HOPPER .............................................. mercs JERRY PITCH ...................... Features FI'I'TY ROLL .......................................... Fenlitrm WILLIAM TYIES .. ............................... Features AL PIPININC . . . . ....................................... Fr'nmrl-s RONNIE BRANDFNBURC , ................................... W 7mm CAROL CHAPMAN Non: JUDITH CRANDELI, .................................. Ne : ROSEWARY FELDVTAN . .................................. Netti PHYLLIS CHANT .............................................. Nana: ' WAL' 2R HILLMAN ............................................. 1v 'mm X NNCY NII'COY .............. Nam: VHRHA MILLER .. .....A'z'ws DIANE MORAN ................................................ News NN : PELLY . . . . .............................................. 7V 61le JOYCE SCHUNK ............................................ .Nz-ws GERALDINE TODD Nun SOAJA HARP Nun: RETT N HDW'ARDS .4. . .. . . .. ..... Cnpr JOAN KISLVER .................... ..H ....... ColtV CAROL KOLDE .................................... Copy HAHY JUF. L N ' ............................... Copy WANDA MA H. ........... .... .................. Copy DOROTHY WOCFH STAHI .................................. Copy ' ' ' ..................... C I'rcxd ruin r: . . . . ............. Circulation LYNDA CRAIG ..................................... Circulation NR'I' FULIJIER ...................................... Circulau'an DULURHS SCIIICIUT ...... .. . . ....... Circulation CLICNVA MOORE ......................................... Circulation TOP, left lu right: Ann Polly, Violet Davis, Norma: Miller, Wilma Brad- shaw, Carol Chapman. BOTTOM. ME to righl: Violet Davis, Betty Roll, Lynda Craig. undtrlaui Knight Life, Central High,s newspaper, is edited, published, and printed here at the school. Organized in September, 1953, the paper has gained in popularity by leaps and bounds; and each week students eagerly await the next issue to read the latest gossip, sports new; school news, and other events which are interesting and important to us. The chief aims of this paper are to inform students about all the news of Central High and also to stimulate school spirit. Published weekly except during the summer or when holidays cause a three-day Week or less, the paper is usually a fourrpage edition; but on special occasions the staff pro- duces a six-page or even an eight-page edition. Holiday editions usually feature color work. The subscription rate is $1.75 per year or ten cents per copy unless purchased as a part of the Package Plan wherein the rate is $51.00 per year. The staff is composed of selected students recruited mainly throughithe Journalism classes, and this group regularly holds office hours Monday through Friday, 2 13.111. to 4 pm, in the Knight Life OHice: Room 255, Photography work is done in the photo-lithography classes: and the paper is set and made in the linotype and hand composition Classes. Printing is done by students under the directimi of teachers in whose department the work is done. The editorial staff is under the supervision of Mr. Joseph Felix, and the business staff is under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Clift. 0f Nineteen Fifty-Six Betty Roll and Mrs Clift The Central Varieties of 1956 Brain lruslers. Mrs. Martin. Mr. Wheeler. and Mr. Cershkovilz plan variety show The theme of the Central variety show this year was LETS GET AWAY FROM IT ALL? Many of the in- teresting acts are pictured on the following pages. The usual hoop-de-don accompanied lhe getting ready and Mr. Ed Simmermon. faculty member in charge of sales. reviews 1ickoi 531,35 M111 members of cast. the preliminary activities. Folhnving are a list of people who participated in lhe show and in the multitude of ac- tivities necessary to produce a show of this kind. ,It'an Bruwn Churlcs Prdlhrr Sum Cluvm' Clara. Sullnn Charll'nn ,Vluhun Frt'd Lunzcr .IuArIu lilliulx llnnim Dunalmly Hazy Phillips Tum thcnmn Sunju I-lzmsrlmun Nanvy Lowry Drmuu Damn; Sherry Brawn Marlene Hams In-m: Spullswnud CAST Clznrlvs Whm-lvr Ifuhvrl Conley .I 1111195 Jam's Sue Rush lihm-r gnlh-rh Dun C Wurvin Willtrh Knhrrl Martin Billy Buhhu'h jzmrt Powell Charlotte Nm-I Put Hrlel tizlrnl Hrackrll David Ce-rzm! :1 1 man Jim Brviling Huh Iiwrs .h-un Srhnitkvr Wary Rom Lillian Bailey Hzxrhurn Jm-ksuu ShL-ilu Km'slvr .luhn Symes Bill Murgulis Jvrry Slzlrkuy Uruur Murrir Rose Winters Judy Wrintexix JnAnne Dtlllli-i libic Winners; Joyce Luntvr Hilflil Pnenu Mr. Barlels and hays cunslrucling stage settings l'uny Chorus PM PuynlL-r Phyllir Cram Al'lrm: Uurrk Sun R056. Churlalu' Noel Janu-l Powell Juyvu Lunler Jum-l Murelzmd Peggy Hayes lnAnnc Dennis Alfrwla Pruliill IrI-m' Spouswuml Jllluforcltrs Clm'iu Slcwm't Jnyt'u Huhun Huily Huff Tulldy Mmlllix lillurlmla Nmtl Janet Puwcll Jnym: Lunlur Lnu :u Buggu Choir Cimrin-s Plulhn-r Virginia Fagin Mr. James Pyle and .clunienlg at work 011 band lelunes for variety .uhnw. Velm- Lind i5 Iwing filletlA Uildret! Humphrey lhlrlmm W illinms Hull! Denilu: Clam Smell Carolyn Rullgers Larry Iizzlu Elmer Svllv ' Rulh Harlin Virginia Simmum JLIIICI Dnlmr Carlos I'hlghvrs Iimmy HCI'ml75 Uurvin 'Wullvr CAST Burlyn Sunder: Jimmie V. Mih'llrll Lulu Andersun Wilma WWI! Emory Half Anna Wrbh Janice Lowry Num'y hm ry Hirdy anlu Dnn Chulmun RnbL-rt Jnncs Marv Kqur JnAnn Dennis being fitted for costume by Sylvia McDonald Unfm lh'mlfunl ,Irmel Fillwzum' Judith Gussctl Ummzl anns Ninry Marian Dorothy Ll'hiS Bully Sluplu-ns Dunnzl Tlmmpsuu funim Maupin lCarline Dixon Snnja Hansrlmun Publicity mni Promotion Jnycc: Dun Kzuhy linjzu' Fr '1 Pappaslmh-s Cllllhlinc lepptulmlvs Janet Powell Clliu'lnllu Nncl Bunim Dumumy Nalmni llt'rxlruu Edna lIndgc Put Allison Jean Sarah Glover. Clara Sutton. and Charlene Mahan rehearsing 11ississippi MtlrL UHII: Clim-un T'll l HilllllN'lSjliH'll Juycc Seymnur Juan Sulmitkcr Pm anc Yvnnnc A. Jury Maury Rum Hollywood Ski! Bully t'lliug Junu, rry Camul Kommdy Ray anl Paul Ruincs Square Dance ,Iunvl Hm'cland Pat Puynlcr Chul'lnltc Nunl Junm Puwull Band Slu-rmun Jclfrrs .Iulm Wilhelm Hyz'nn Sharp David Hurpm' Melvin Hm Brown and band rehearse h'Stars Fell 0n Alabamf The Central Varieties of 1956 128 Pt'lt'l' Lind Katllm'intt Jennings Bill MiIIr-r Curl W'rislun Emmi Munro Juyre Graham Wuhur Hillnnm XLHiltLI Hullmwuy Chuslel' Shunururl Stage Crew FAIWerl Abrams chlm-th Bull Clurumwr Hurn Carl Wuiis Rirhzml Shiwl ' Stunlry Slump: JCIIwunl Shields Ulelrlvs SlliuMs XVuymun Snrll Eldridge, Iumzln Ray 1: 11m- Juo Mursallu Dan Huuff David BmHey Jnlm Wuhan Tum Zalesku George Kilmkc Bull Tllmupsnn Dalvu Wnkofwlrl ML Cershkovilz explains arrangements of ';Slcep. Kentucky Babe m quart Jumps 'l'm'ry ,It't'ry Kihnkv Cusmnw Cumnu'Hw Mary erhun Linda Hurhnur Ulzl Clyhrrn . m- Cuml I'Ivu Cox .lwhlm- Uc-nnis Lln'illv Dillard Vm'nu ,1. Funk Sunju HLmH-lman .Iimmh- V. Hhrln-Jl Sykia Hx'llunuld Kuwlla Nirllnls Unrlmlr O'Iiuninm lmivinus Smith M Jrlyu Saunders ' WilliunH . Ynung Im'rv Dt'lauwy Churines .luyce Hellon. Teddy Matldix. Clpri k Janet Powell. CAST IL-Iuru Pul'utr Ruse Hicks U hux'vt Willis Lurvllu l'iunkcrsnn Hallie Kidd Urlun': Cudhy Faculty Ur. Xthulz-r Director Ur. Brunsmnn . Vivinnr Uin'clor Mr. Hart 11! m 13: mp .Ulmrtg'r'r Hr. Drurc Lignliny um, Judiu Hr. Heshn' Prupr-rlfr's Hiqrx Ponplvs Uwrlrdrulm Mun ugur Pony Chums in rehearsal His: Wurncr Mair B My Klr. Simmcrnmn Promotion Ur. Fuix'uhild Tickets Mr. Smilh, Mr. I'jlling Programs His 'I'wnumy U hers Mrs. Lam: Crwsl Lin Miss Iluglws Cfu'cla' anu :Vlr, Whvclal'. Ur. Cvrshkouvil! Music Hrs. Jamhsnn Cfmrmgr'uphcr Ur. Sl-hmidl Parking and 7?!er Vlr. Himmclmamn Projection 1.29 A - . .3: us ,vu ewzu't. Belly Half. Charlotte Noel; and Puppeteer Mary Roth amuses cast members with her puppet The Central Varieties of 1956 Maul Suienlisl. Jim Terry Inalerializes super Piu- Itmium atom while Aide. Beliy Catching. looks on with alarm. BILLY BALDOCK BETTY CATCHINC JUANN DENNIS 130 .l 1111 Sc'huilk r and Mary H0111 An Did Yuu Hear What I Said I practices routine Carol Kennedy rthear Hollywood Skit ' Announciug the Arrival of Hugo Home from the Olympic Kathy 0-C0nnel. J im Breiling. Charlotte Harney, Dave Gerard. Charlotte Harney, Jerry Starkey Wlanlen Scem- z Charlolle Hartley. Kathy O!C0nnel. Sherry Brown The curtains Closed anything but dreamily upon Centralhs second dramatic production. 6hHead in the Clouds,7 on Friday evening, March 2, in the school auditorium. From start to finish. this two act comedy moved along speedily to a Wight snappyh conclusion with much chuckling and laughter helween. Charlotte Humey was the leading lady as- the frequcnlly hewilched and hewitching Amy Matthews. a typical and attractive girl in her teens-zlnd like so many others. given 10 daydreaming, Her fertile imagination crealml a wonder ful. fantastic world in which, both in the present and fulure. she enjoyed wild triumph: over her current problems and her snohhish rival. One time she was a famous actress' then. she- was a great aml celebrated healer m la Armwsmithh she was the first woman Jll$tice 0f the Supreme Courthaml so forlh through six different dreams which were enacted right in the living room and which included all the characters of the play in strange and amusing ways. For a while. everything locked pretty hopeless for every- one concerned, including two bewildered hay friends. Blair Hendricks and Luke Jackson, Centralfs own Gerry Starkey and Bob Speak respectively, a comically scofhng brother. Hugo. Urritz Feldhauw . lwo wise-cracking girl friends hElsie and Judy Winterm and two of the most confused parents on records hKathy OfConnell and Jim Breihngy The School Play, Jim Breiling7 Charlotte Harney Mary Roth iiCourLroom Scene : Ken Arm- strong. Judy Winters, Fritz Feldhaus, Paul Raines, Elsie Winters. Ruby Fulton. Bob Speaks. ..:.u..-un; , -:.;-.n 5,...Wa Wat erwWXiluvw. - 3'an 'bwu mm sunwat W. i z , ' ' '1 But all turned out better than could be expected with Amyis photograph in Life Magazine -hut only after Amy had come to some sober realizations about life itself. Other people in Amyis world were: the unforgettable and dynamic speech teacher, Mary Ann Roth; sophisticated, snohhish rival for the affections of Luke, Janet Powell; sweet7 hopelessly- in-inve friends who tried to he helpfuh Ruby Fulton and Paul Raines as Lois Stuart and Julian Reed; the eHicient pair of servants tMaid and Butleri, Sherry Brown and David Gerard; the one-llme. oriental snake Charmer, Peter Lind; the Comic reading, ever-present Slug who trailed Hugo and Amyi: friend Sissie, Ken Armstrong; and finally the teen-agers who spent much time at the drug store juke box, Gloria Stewart, Charlotte Noel, John Symmes, and Bob Evers. .alunung. .w u Whom... .mumwu W .i,.,4,m.,wwx, The School Play Aiding and abetting the cast in producing this play was the dramatic director, Mrs. Sylvia Martin. with a group of faculty assistants including Miss Edith Warner, Miss Elizabeth Peoples, Mr. Frank Fairchild. Mr. Frank Glatthaar. Mr. Edward Simmermon. Mr. Howard Wesley, Mr. William Bartels, Mr. John EtIing, Mr. Henry Drace, Miss Helen Twomey, Mr. Cari Schmidt. Mr. Clarence Heslar, Mr. Lecnard Himmelmann and Miss JOAnn Hughes. The stage crew was called upon to turn in an equally difficult performance which consisted of skillfully coordinating and timing their efforts in lighting and changing set pieces in rapid succession. Last, but far from least, these students earned their laurels along with lhe cast: PromptershJ. Eliimt and R. Winters. Properties;Boh Evers. Stage CrewhE. Shields. Ci Shields. W. Snell, E. Inman, A. Piening, J, Marsala, D. Haqu D. Bodley, J. Walton, C. Kihnke, T. Zaeske, D. Wakefield K. Ball, and C. Weiss. 133 The School Play TOP: Elsie Winters. Charlotte Harney. Bob Speaks Janet Powell. and Judy Winters. BOTTOM: Y0u call that a dc- fenstw: Frill Feldlmus. Paul Raines. Elsie Winters. Bob Speaks. and Jerry Starkey. Talking over ticket sale promotion are: Warren Bales. Carol Pennington. and Carl McFarland. .lim Breiling. Mary Roth. Charlotte Harncy, Kathy 0-C0nnel, and Fritz Feldhaus. i; m 134 Film Hun. ll'fl In rigln: Ju Ann ICIHHIL ,Ivun Svhnilkrr, Umrlulh' VuvL Jnnvl mell. lllHl Twlily Uudllix. SHIN! Rim: Urn Harlin. Humlxl 'l'humah': J-lv'k chm; Bub lix 1's. uml Frill Fx-ldhuus. 'l'mlm lim : David Gerard. Danny King. DCH'L' Until Avery I'urkur. :md Amu Wilson. l lth' Nun, lwfl In x , PIMWS Unwn. Be'Ily 'ann. Rnnaill Fritivll. MrllunivL :rrnl M;Llllum-. Rm'Iu-Hr mmkbnrn. MRI! Huu': SlIiI'lx-y Ixuykvn ,u. Judy Hum 11g. Ju Mm 'Hinll. Ruby Vulluu. .Insvphinll Jnnvs jean Smilh. C :u'lnllv Han'uq. Sllvrry lh'uun. THIRD Him : Jim Tl-I'IL 1:113 Phillipa Hnrivl Cvrzn'd. David Wukt'fivld. Kvnnrtlt Al'mnlrung. Hui; ECn-rs. .fim Bl'viling. . .llnm Ull. 11an I. 3' Uus'un, Sarah Glover: Marlene Bumk, Sheila Koester. and Mrs. Bea Jacobson, Kathy Bojar, Sarah Clover. Marlene Burck. Arlene Burck, Shirley Schueidex: Gloria Combs. Sheila Koester, and Pat Poynteri Mrs. Bea Jacobson is again in charge of the Cheerleaders this year. Each year ten students are Chosen for the squad. A cheerleading clinic is held prior to the tryouts. Selections are then made 011 the hasis 0f scholastic standing, attitude and ahiiity. Age and grade level are not considered in the selections. The annual Mr. and Miss Pep contest is a part of the cheerleaders, many activities. The winners are announced at one of the important foothall games of the season. The cheerleaders lead cheers at football and basketball games, and at regular pep meetings throughout the year. They receive varsity letters for their work, if they have performed satisfactorily. This yearjs squad members are: Barbara McGee, Arlene BILI'Ck, Marlene Bui'ck, Shirlee Schneider, Gloria Combs, Pat Poynter, Kathy Bojar, Sheila Koester, Sarah Glover, and Josephine Foley. Varsity Cheerleaders OFFICERS HOWARD Rumx ............. ..... H.....Presidcm, ARTHFR COLEMAV .,,. . .. ... .. ............... . , . h . h . . . . . . h. . , Vice President CHARLES WOODARIJ. . . . . ............................... . ... . . . ... .Srlcrcmry EDWARD 80551: ................................................... Treasurer RONALD NIICI-IAELSON .. ................ ..... ..h . . . .. . . . . .. Executive Officer Rifle Club Mr. Herbert Simpkins. director of the RiHc Club: holds regular practice saessinns for the club every Tuesday at the Western Hills Y.M,C.A. A rifle team is picked from the best sharpshooters 0f the dub to compete with other Cin- cinnati high school rifle teams. One of the aims of the club is to teach each member the safety factors in lhe use of firearms. Targei shooting in itself is a great sport, but it also helps the individual attain self-conlrol, patience7 self-confldence, and a competitive spirit. The club has acquired some of the Enesi equipmeni. for the range. The group was organized in 1941 by Mr. Norman Henderson and has developed smne marksman of outstanding quality. The Club has an unbroken record of Him teams, loyal memberships, and successful competition. MEMBERS Ame: Donald Mandich, Bob Marcello, Ronald Michaelsnn. Ed- ward Bugse. Charles Woudard, Arlhur Coleman, Howard Rubin, Philip Kall- schmiclt. Fms'r Row: Edward Bosse. Arthur Coleman, Mr. Simpkins, Howard Rubin. SECOND Rm': Charlea Wood- ard. Philip Kallschmidt. Ronald Michaelsonh Arthur Coleman. Mr. Herbert Simp- kins, Howard RubinV Philip Kall- schmidt. .2 i : NEATNESS-u-A MARK OF ?ERSONAL GROWTH POW EQ - . TRYING TO WIN N THE EASY W REAL REASON SENEORE, UDST . J . LARRY KELLER. SIDE HORSE CHAMPION 15 FOR A H355 ,RH'Z'S FAREWELI PARTY . . k FUN AT WE TABL m ' E -SWEETHEA$T DANCE. '956 :1 THE 1.:BRARY AND ALL THAT WENT ON IHERE ' OUR GREVAT SNOW OF 51: MR ROMAN AND HIS SECRETAFY, MI-ZS. IRMA MERKLE NL- xAR. 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ER WAGN PHYLLIS S S I I N SHIRLEY COOPER MISS Beauty q LOUISE BEERMAR MISS MARY COLLIER MISS PEGGY ALLEN Favorites MISS ALFREDA PROFFITT MISS MARCIA SCHILLE MISS ALICE RYAN MISS BARBARA DAULTON OUR CA: THLETICS RON ALBERT CARL J. SCHMIDT JOYCE LAN'I'ER Affllurl'c Director Fanllmil 01mm: The Central Coaching Staff Assistant Coach Tony Chiodi. and Head Coach Fred Yeager. prepare boys for cnntesl. ART BRADFORD JACK BRUNNER JOHN BROWN JON CAMP Our athletic department is headed by C. JV i:DuthW Schmidt and under his direction you will fmd as broad and experienced background of know-how as is likely to be found in any high school anywhere. In addition to his administrative duties as head of the athletic department, Mr. Schmidt is stadium manager and also conducts classes in health and physical education. Mr. Fred T, Yeager, varsity football coach, health and physical education. Mr. James Clark, head basketball coach, health and physical education. Mr. Irvin Kuehu, head track coach, physical education and science. Mr. Anthony Chiodi, head baseball coach, physical education and science. Mr. Robert Sarsfield, gym team coach: intramural organizer, health and physical education. Mr. Roy Lagaly, swimming team coach, health and physical education. Mr, William Meridith, cross country coach, social studies. All of the coaches act as assistants for other sports when available. and the 1955 Football Season VARSITY Fom'um. Film Row: ert to right: R. Pyle, Mgm; T. RzllliH: D. Tnlcrg D, Waldo; B. Cneddc: F. Lenscr; E. Przlll: H. Culwcll: Mr. F Yeager. Hem! Cnuch. m'n Ruw: R. Phillip; A, Brudlurd: G. Starkey: L Thmm ' TA Kendall: R. Spriggs; 2L Warren: Mr, Anlhnny Clliudi, Linc CuzmlL 'qunm limx: C. Ruh- erls; W'. Smith: L Wutun- kump: .L Bruuncr: ,L Cump; D. Hill: B. Sharp: W. Slm-hu Fol n'rH Rnw: P. Taylor: R. :Ulmrs: W , Owens: I Brnwn; 'lh Ruh- x-riscm; Winner: W. Clark; J, Furriughm, ng. U: Starkey blocking N0. 34 and Taylor carrying ball through middle on his way to a first down against Woodward. FRED LENSER WIMPY OWENS BILL CLA BK After a slow start in the Pigskin Preview in which Central tied Western Hills and bowed tn Hughes 7-0, the Knights came on to have a very successful season. The Varsity squad which was made up of six seniors and twenty-two juniors had seven winst one tiC-two losses, and took second place in the Public High School League. Prospects for next sea- 5011 are bright with thirteen senior lettermen re- turning With a burning desire for a ttFirst Central High City Football Championshipf, Bub Sharp and Wimlish Owens made the AlI-City First team and were nominated to play in the ttOhio All-Star Game, that is to be played in Canton, Ohio, on August 15, 1956. Varsity Football RAY PHILLIPS ED PRAT'I' . .3. E 38 RON COLWJCLL BILL CUEDDIS RUN HILL TOM KENDALL Taylor carrying ball and Toler moving up on wouhl-he Withrow tackle. Here is how the seasmfs scoring occurred: Central. ., .. ... .411; Fairiield ... .. ..12 Sharp 12. Caiiili 6 Steel 6. Cuedde 77 Owens 6. 11'6ler 7 Central. 0; Purcell ...40 This has to stop! Central. .....32; Woodward .. .13 Sharp 12. Taylor 12. Owens 6, Tillet 2 Cenlral. . . .. . ..48; McNicholas ... . .. . 7 Breaking McNicholas 13 game winning streak! Camp 18, Sharp 6, Goedde 61 Owens 6, Waldo 6, Toler 3. Taylor 3 Central. .. . . .. . . .. . . .19; Wastern Hills ..... ... 7 Camp 12. Goedde 6. Sharp 1 Central..............14; Taft ................ 12 Brown 6, Camp 6, To1er 2 Central. . . .1 .... .. .. .40; Hughes ............. Taonr 13. Goevhlc 6. Camp 6. Toler 6. Phillips 6 Cenlral. . . .. ...... .. .18; Wlalnut Hills . ,. .... . 7 Goedile 6, Camp 6, Sharp 6 Central........ 7; Roget-Bacon..,,..... 7 'iijia 6, Coedde 1 Prospects for 1956 TOM RATLIFF The 13 returning lettermen will provide a 501id corps around which Freddie Yeager can build for 556. Perhaps the most difficult job problem Will be to find a replacement for quarterback Bob Sharp. First in line to replace Bobis shoes at the present time is Bill Clark. Bill will perhaps find some competition from a strong group of reserves who are being moved up, but with experience on his side, it is a good bet 116711 clinch the job. This group of 25 sophomores which are moving up includes a coup1e 0f nifties. They are Hurdie Phillips. a halfback, and Bill Tillett, a good prospect for quarter. These boys are just twa of a long list of good prospects and are expected to become critical replacements for graduated stars or key relief men providing depth for the team. CLARENCE ROBERTS TOM ROBERTSON BOB SHARP Among the six boys who are graduating will be the two ends. This means Coach Yeager must develop a complete new set of ends, hut again, the replacement material seems to be available in the group coming up. In the backfield, Taylor at Iull and Camp at half will be the corps around which Coach Yeager must build. The loss 01' Goedde seems pretty well replaceable by Waldo who played excellent hall last year. But here again. conjecture isnit fact. The boys must prove themselves. In summarizationt with 13-15 boys coming back from last yeafs squad and some 20 to 25 sophomores moving up, Coach Yeager seems assured of a squad membership of 35 solid prospects. Add to this any new material developed or moving in and upinot too dark an outlook for 1956 We hope Coach Yeager and his boys realize the ambition of bringing a first football championship to Central. Could he. Toler carrying ball in Withrow game while the Withrow tackles are moving in on him W I LLI Ii SM I'I' II C ER RY STARKEY RICHARD TOLER Reserve coach, Mr. Jim Clark, teach punt situation to the Central Reserve team BOB SPRIGGS BELOW: F irst Row: WILLIE STII JOHN SYMM .S PRESTON TAYLOR LEON THOMAS Second Raw: DICK WALDU ALFRED WARREN LARRY WETTENKAMP CARL WINNER Centralus freshmen won the first league Championship as a representative of our new school. In winning, they compiled a record for future teams to try to surpass. Our record was seven wins, no losses, and one lie. The neophytes scored a total of 132 points while holding their opponents to a mere 6. Only one team managed to score against them, Samuel Ach broke their unblemished record in the last game. The boys racked up Such scores as 190 against Western Hills, 14-0 against Walnut Hills: 0-0 against Woodard. Then the boys seemed to get into high gearhltluo against Cutter, 26-0 against Hughes, 34-0 against Porter, 18-0, against Withrow, and in the championship game 7-6 against Samuel Ach. It was a most successful year for Coach Kuehn and his hard working charges. This group of boys can make quite a name for themselves in the next three years if they can be held together. It looks like Central is on its way. Freshnjan IFoothall Fms'x' Row: Left In t'ighi. .l. Fain: C. Evcrlmrl: R. Hammond: J. Paul; C. chft'nkump; r11 W'ilburn; NI, Barry; C. Bimcr; G. Elder, SECOND Row: R. Hensley; L Keller; L. Ormc; D. Bullallcy; J. Turner; M. White; R. Blind: Di Huu-hinsnn: R. Bertram. Tnmu ROW: R. Limlc; 'D, Carr; M. Thomas; F. Hubm'; D. Dzisu; L. Elutlgc; F. ChElSlL'L'H; FA Wulf; W. Muller. FnLItTH Row: WK Castin- lmrry; C. Reed: M. Zurirk. Nut pic- lurcd is Mr. Irvin Kuchn, Heml Conch. Reserve Football RESERVE FOOTBALL FIRST Row: Left to right, Mr. Jim Clark, Cllill'h; J. Taylor; C. Brarken: J. Hankersun; E, Nustuld; I. Hicks; C. Hiatlz TV Sharp; R. Dukes. SECOND ROW: C. Roberts; F. Lawsnn: C. Keith; H. Phillips; '1: Brudinrd; R, Cuverh CA Stanley; L. Hnlthzlus: R0 Pyle. Mgr. THIRD Row; W. TiIlcu: J. Willingham; C6 Greer: .I. Owens: T. Farrell; R. Calhoun; W. Heming: C. Pralher, Fourn'n Row: J. Reed: D, 'Inrra; H. Banks: L. Ahnun; P. Cnllif; D. Todd: KA Brubcnder: E. Curry. Our Reserve football team, composed of approximately thirty sophomores, com- pleted a highly successful season, winning flve, tying one, and losing one. Our re- serves defeated Western Hills 20-7, MCNicholas 20-7, Hughes 7-67 Woodard 20-6, and Withrow 20-14. They lost to Taft 6-7 and tied with Walnut Hills 6-6. With ap- proximately twenty boys from the reserve squad expected to move up and about twenty boys returning from last yearjs successful varsity squad Central should be represented next year by one of the finest varsity teams in Southwest Ohio. Mr, Jim Clark, head basketball coach, doubled as coach of this fine organization. Mr. Clark:s ability to instill a spirit of keen competitiveness in his teams undoubedly contributed much to the success of the group. The boys willingness to spend long hours in gruelling practice and scrimmage hardened the boys for the tough job of spirited competition. The varsity basketball squad with itWhimpya, Owens as the only letterlnan from last year, completed a fairly successful season breaking even in 18 games. Highlight of the season was a clean sweep over the three GCL teams on the schedule. Owens and Goedde received recognition on several Class A All-Star teams. The Central Knight Basketeers, although consiciered ttsmallf: in these days of the 6' 6 boys, ended the 1955-1956 season in a dramatic fashion, bowing to the Big Blue 01' Hamilton, top-seeded the state, 50-48, on a twenty fool basket with only four seconds remaining. Coach Ciarkis increww finished the regular season with a 9-9 record, which is considered a successful season in most leagues, and probably experienced their peak performance against Hamilton, thus climaxing the 19-game skein. Hamilton went on to the semi-flnals. In the PHSL competition, which was characterized by excellent performances by all the league teams, with two of those teams, Hughes and Taft receiving state ranking, the Knights hnished with a 4-7 record. Against the Greater Cincinnati League, comprised of the four major Catholic High Schools, and long a power in the city basketball picture, Central emerged with a 3-0 mark, quite an accomplishment in itself. Our building program is progressing satisfactorily and next year for the first time there Will be keen competition for berths 0n the varsity with 22 boys returning from this year7s varsity and reserve squads. To be a champion requires just a little extra effort. Kneeling. hit in right: Wilmw Um-nx'. captain: Kiri Clark. muvh: Russ Hzltlundurl. mun- ugurt Standing. hrft 1n right: Ernest Larry. Jim Hunt. William Uncdde. ruplnin: William Clalrkm Dun Walsh. Charles Green. Bucky Elsusser, Dwayne Oliver. 0 ' 'urz. Danny Williams, J1.- 3' in. Juhn Brown. Jnhn BuLL-I'. Two more points for the Knights UlJUtIdv gm-s high for hm Varsity Basketball SEASON? Cenlral .......................... 45; Central...H........... ...,.....50: Central .......................... 44: Central .......................... 40; Central .......................... 112; Central .......................... 25: Central........... . ............54.; Central .......................... 54-: Central .......................... 62; Central .......................... 61; Central .......................... 45: Central .......................... 58: Central .......................... 67: Conlral............ .............55; Central..........................56: Central....A.... .... ...........52: Central .......................... 62; Central .......................... 4-5: Central .......................... 48: RECORD Nurwnml 51 Purcell ......................... 4-9 Withron ........................ 48 Roger Bacon 34 Walnut Hills .................... Ill Wood ward ...................... 19 Western Hills .................... 48 Hughes ......................... 73 Fairfield 31 St. Xavier 5a Withrnw ........................ 53 Taft ........................... 68 Walnut Hill: 50 Woodward ...................... 11-0 WeslernHills 38 Hughes ......................... 61 Taft ............................ 76 Middleluwu ..................... 74 Hamilton 50 Basketball Wimpy Owens drops one in the bucket, Owens finds the going rough lllllllif t hm? I Knights and Big Blue hattle fur the hall We hope there are a number of hats among the 22 1'0- turning whu aspire to he champions. Chief prospects re- turning from this year's varsity squad are guards Clark. Larry and Hunt: and forwards Scharz. Etsasscr. and Oliver. From the reserve squad, Tillettt Stanley. Almun. Sykes. Hendrixson, Wickt-rsham. Homing. Dt-Zarn. Covert. Matady. and McKinney arc the chiet prospects. The team nill again be hampered by lack of height with no player taller than six feet one inch. However; prospects for taller teams in the future seem asaurcd as Wrillie Castlehcrry 0 feet 4 inches, Mel Zurick 6 feet 4 inches. and Boh Linda 0 Met 2 inches. move up frum the Junior High team. All in altv the Future of Central High School in hasl-mth hall seems very good. The basketball coaching staff. Mr. Clark, Mr. Mericlith. and Mr. Yeager. hope that the ulti mate will he that of championships fnr our high Sf'hUUl. Goedtle makvs thv guing rough for Hamihun Studenl Manager, Jerry Furringlnn. FlmM' Ruw, loll tn righl: Jim Rirvharde sun, Earl Mann. Run Covert. Phil Cullif, Ken Dex n, Bill Hcmming, Jim Coslnn. BACK Row: Charles Stanley, Jack Frec- mam, Dun Wivkcrshum. Lcruy Almun, antrh W. Meridilh, Jurk HPIldl'it'ksnlI. William Wykne, Miu-hei McKinney, Bnh Tillcl. Central High Schooljs Athletic Program, now in its third year of building, is beginning to produce results. The Southwestern District of the Ohio High School Ath- letic Association has produced seVeral of the State Cham- pions in Basketball in the past decade, and it is the goal of Central High School to produce Cincinnatfs hrst State Champion in many years. Freshman Basketball The freshman basketball team had another good season. The results were the same as 1954-55. We played fifteen games; won eleven, and lost four. Two of our games were lost in overtime periods. High scorer for the season was Dave Carr with 139 points. Other top scorers were Mel Zurick, 83; Bob Linde, 64; Dennis Base, 56; Len Orme, The Knight Reserves, losers of four heartbreaking league games, three of them by two points and the other by three points: finished the City League Schedule with an 8-4 record, good for Second Place, behind Woodward High School: whom they had beaten during the season. Reserve letter winners were B0 Tillett, Willie Sykes, Jack Hendrickson, Leroy Almon, Charles Stanley, Don Wickersham, and Mitchell McKinney. Reserve Basketball 55; Bill Castleberry. 45; James Keys, 32; Bob Hutchin- son, 10; and Ron Wilson, 5. This yeafs team is the tallest freshmen team that has ever been at Central; three boys were over six feet If these boys live up to their potential, our basketball team will really go places, Fiuw'r Row, left to right: Sieve Cznnun, Buh Hutchinson, Len Orme, Run Wilson, James Keys. Charles Culberl, Lnuia Millet BACK Row: Cnurh F. Yeager, Dennis Du Tum Sweeney, Bill Celstlehcrry, Mel Zurick, Duh Linda, Dave Curr, Lawrrnvc Cure. Over sixty varsity and junior high boys reported for track. Of this group only eight are lettermen from last year. They were Ralph Carpenter, pole vault; Tom McNeal. sprinter; Randy Kautz, middle distance runner; Walter Tucker: sprinter; Kenny Kloth, middle distance runner; Tom Cook, sprinter and middle distance run- ner; Jon Camp, sprinter; and Big Bill Lynch, shot put. There are several other men who were on the team last year and have a chance to do much to help. They are John Brown, Preston Taylor, and Larry Wetenkamp, junior and senior reepectively. Coach Kuehn reports that his squad has not been properly tested in suitable events, and up to the time of this article7 it has been impossible to assign men to their proper events. We have about fifteen sophomores from our freshman squad and new boys to the school this year that can help and may earn a place on the team. Some of these boys are, Leroy Almnn, Dwayne Oliver, Jerry Hayes, John Fevmour. Abraham Crayon, Willie Sykes, Bill Heming, Ted Bailey, and Mitchell McKinney. Several other boys also show promise but need a little encouragement to bring them out. At the present time our track is literally torn up. We are hopng to but it to good use in time, but at present we are working in the gym and outside the building. Mr. Kuehn is assisted by Mr. Roy Lagaly who will also work with the freshman squad. Royis fine work last year may pay off big this year. It is a spirited squad which wants to win; and with hard work? a little experience and determination, it will be a winning outfit. Ralph Carpenter, champion pole vaulter Central High Track Centralts track team took 2nd honors in three big meets this year. The first meet for the cinder hays to capture 2nd place was in the Cincinnati Public High Invitational meet. Our boys. broke two recorcls. The 880 yard relay team broke the first record by running the 880 Relay in 1234.7 sec, The team was composed of Preston Taylor, Tom Cook, Walter Tucker and Leroy Olmnn. The other record was in the shot put and big Bill Lynch put the shot 50' 5 . The second meet we took runner-up honors was the P.H.S.L. meet which showed we had possilwililies of capturing the district crown. As it worked out we would have done hetter than second, but three top boys hurt themselves and our chances were sliml As it worked out. some of the other buys took up the slack. We have eight boy's going to the state meet and we are sure We will score. 011 the whole our track season was a very good season. Mr. Lugaly. Robert Pyle, Head Cuuch, Irv Kuehn FIRST ROW: Mr. R. Lugnly, J. Hayes, A. Crnynn, D. Sullivan, A. Coleman, Wm, Kelly. T. Sharp. R DeBrucc. IL Nelson. Mr. I Kuelm. Cuurh. SECUNIJ Row: R. Cnvcrlr ll lleming. H. Phillips. A. Brarlfnrrl. R. Wuhan. R, Phillips. '1'. Bradford, H. Kuulz, B. Phles. Xlgr. 'I'lulm Rf '1'. HugmL U Marumu. l .. Clurl't'y. C. llnlluml. l: . Fuhlhams. ll Hill, 01L McKinney. F. Fux. FGLIItTH ROW: W. Tucker. A. Warren. ll. Farrell. .l. Wanner. K. LOVE. B. Et'cra. D. Schnridn'. 'l'. Mt-chxl. FIFTH Row: K Klntll. T. Cmak. '1'. Bailey. J. Mitchell. D. Johnsont S. Harrison. H. Banks. D. W'iesemant SIXTH Row; P. Taylur. R. Carpenter. T. Ealing. I... Wettenkamn. T. Whitheld, .l. Schlief, J. Bruwn. L, Atmon. SCHEDULE Wednesday, April 4' ............. Trechter Stadium. Quadrangle Meet Wednesday, April ll ............... 'llrechter Stadium, Quadrangle Meet Wednesday5 April 18 ............. Withrow Sladiulm Quadrangle Meet Thursday and Friday, May 3 and 4m Treohter Slatlium, P.H,S.L, League Meet Thursday. May 10 .......... Trechter Stadium, Junior High Invitational Track Coach Kuelm explains grip to pole vaultcrs Larry Welenkamp and Ralph Carpen- tel'. Mr, R. Lagalx. UnillL-nlillcd. Mr. Irvin Kuuhn. ll. 'Y, C. Keller. C. Wcienkump. L, 'l'nrruy. D. h' nson. R. Bruwn. K, Blmrmn. L. 0mm. W'. Morgan. F, Chaslccn, D. DUSE. Unidtnlillell. The junior high track team nEXt year will have to work hard 10 come up to this yearls youngsters. The long delay in startingt due to had rainy weather, will mean that Mr. Lagaly will be hard at work He must fmd some boys tolreplace our graduating lettermen. So far, We are of the opin- ion that we do have an outside Chance to continue our building program. We have some advanced notices on a few of our youngsters and our only hope is that they can do what we think they can. Several boys who look like future champions in the field events are, Denise Dase in the shot put, CliHord Wetenkamp, pole vault, and Fred Chas- teen, in the hurdle races. In the running events we have Bob Brown, Paul Keller, Charley Torrey, Robert Bond, Don Hutchinson and Bill Castleberry. The 880 relay team of Chasteen, Brown, Torrey, and Keller won several relay events in the fine time of 1.51. The 4-40 relay team of Hutchinson, Castleherry, Bond, and Torrey finished second and third in most of the triangular and championship meets, Three boys Who will be up with the varsity next year and should help in Jr High Tra ck scoring points, will he Dennis Dase lwho is close to the shot put recordl, . Chasteen in the hurdles: and Wetenkamp in the pole vault. 174 Coach Meridith discusses the coming meet with Ken Klolh and Randy Kantz. Cross Country SCHEDULE Wednesday, April 4- ......... Trechter Stadium, Quadrangle Meet Wednesday, April 11 ......... Trechler Stadium, Quadrangle Meet Saturday, April 14- .......... Springfield: Ohio, Springfield Relays Wednesday, April 18 ................ Withrow, Quadrangle Meet Thursday, Friday, April 26-27 .Treehter Stadium, P.H.S.L. 111V. Meet Thursday, Friday, May 3-4. . . . .Trechler Stadium, P.H.S.L. Inv. Meet Thursday, May 10 ........... Trechter Stadium, Jr. High Inv, Meet Friday, Saturday, May 11-12 ..... Miami gEU,1 Inv. Relays at Oxford Thursday, Friday, May 17-18 Trechter Stadium, Swn. Ohio, Dis. Meet Friday? Saturday, May 25-26 Ohio State 11U7, State Meet, at Columbus The 1955-56 edition of the Central High School Cross Country Harriers, again maintained their fine showing in the PHSL competi- tion, thus continuing the long span of years during which the Knight runners have remained in the top brackets of city competition. The Knight Harriers placed third behind Walnut Hills and Taft High Schools, in a year of very close competition. Central, however, did not fare so well in the District Meet, placing out of the qualifying three teams. Purcell, the District Meet winner, had edged out the Knight Harriers by one point in a Dual Meet earlier in the season, thus showing the closeness of the District competition. Seven boys qualifred for the Varsity 110, letter, Of these boys, four were seniors. The 11C? winners were Ken Kloth and Randy Kautz, co-captains; Tom McNeal and Tom Cook, seniors, Ted Bailey and Mitchell McKinney, both promising sophomores and a junior, Ray Walton? were the other 1:0, letter winners. Reserve letter winners were Mike Barger, Charles Howland: Don Wickersham, Oliver Browulee, Art Coleman, Bob Zadek, Jim Rich- ardson, and Jim Coston FIRST Row: Tr Browning, Dun Wickersham. Charles Howe, James Custun, James Richnrdsun, Dewey Jolmsun, Ray Burger, Arthur Coleman. BACK Ruw: Ray Walton, Randy Kuutz, Ken Kloth, Ted Bailey, Mr. Meridith, Mitchell McKinney, Tom Cook, Torn McNeal, Walt Tucker, A Loser A Quitter Never Wins A Winner Never Quit: In talking to Coach l Ilonyll Chiodi we learned that he hates to lose in any sport. He doesnat care too much for a good loserl He cares less for a sore loser. What he really cares for is a group of boys who are inspired to win all games and will hustle for him at all times. He likes to instill in the boys the spirit of a true competitor and be a hard loser. It is too early in the season to make predictions as to how our baseball team is going to do in the win and lose column but you can rest assured that the boys will he hustling all season long and playing for the PHSL championship, which the boys feel that they will win this year. ttl am willing to giVe all my baseball knowl- edge to help them. We are looking forward to tough competition from Withrow and Western Hills but we are going to show them who the tough competition in the PHSL is going to he? states Coach Chiodi. He went on to say, ltWe have seven hoys back from last yearls varsity team who were regular players. We are looking forward to the boys who have made the team to fill the shoes of the senior boys that we lost yast year. Last year the team came in second place in the PHSL race and this year we are going to better that mark by coming in first place. We lost out to the State Championship team Elder in the tournament last year by the score of 7 to 4- in which the Knights should have Won. Mark my word, We are going to be a winning team? Coach Tony Chiodigs reliable pitchers this year will he lettermen from last season. They are Bucky Elsasser, Gerry Starkey, and Bill Goedde, He also has some likely prose pects in sophomores this season. Other returning lettermen this season are D. Toler, B. Pyles, B. Wyatt. D. Walsh? and B. Sharp. We also have many juniors who are looking very good in the early season practice. Coach Meridith demonstrates pitching techniques .N Ready for anything Baseball SCHEDULE II-S '4 hi1 Results of games already played: H H E H H E Central ..... U U 2 Purcell ....... 0 3 kl Central ..... 9 8 2 Western Hills. 4 7 4 Central ..... 5 il- 3 Hughes ...... O 5 L Central ..... 13 1le U Walnul Hills. . l 1 7 Schedule l'or rest of year: 'IVuesday April 3 W00dwan! ................ There Wednesday April ll--Taft ................ . . I .Thero Friday April 13 Withrow .................. Here Monday April 16 N0rw00d ............ , . . .There LEFT I'u Rlclir: Cuanhca Chimli Wednesday Aprll lg-WOwaard AAAA V ' Here and llm-Mhh :Irmmmrzur 1ln- Thursday April 197Wy0ming , ................ Here an HI balling 10 the lvum, Funw j I ' . . ' . Ruw: Wm, Guwlxlr, mu mm, Friday Aprll 207Western Hills .............. Here limlwin P ..srr. Knlwr! Shaun . . - . . . qunrs Rii mrilsml. 'Rnln-rt .1Jylvs. Mulldtu Aprll 25 Hughe5 ' H813 fW'CH'WK'Wx M ,5hwldx .M'hilr'i Wednesday April 25 Wa1nut Hills ................ Here Inlcr. Lu-Cuptam. BACK Rim: j . V . .- I Ce-nrgn: ihmnix lirm-al Larry. 1 ndav Aprli Zzifafl ................. . . . . Here Dun Wil- Tx'shum. Emir, PienmL , , ; . , I QIIHIIN ; 4 !va Jim Whvvlthrp. luesday May lLthrow ................. lhere - 31312;,rf-Jiii;bfgfgihlfzh;iig';f '5?9' 1+May 3. 4-. 10. ll-Districl Tournament. Ml; Chiode Line Coach N411 Ilii'llll'l'd ' Kuljrrl and Mara K4 Walsh. A. Wilson. um! J. Furringtum For the second consecutive year Centrars gymnastic team captured the City Championship. Lead to victory by the expert cuaehing of Mr. Robert Sarsfield, Centraigs varsity team scored a total of 213 points. almost twice the points scored by their closest competitor Hughes. Woodward, with 13 points, finished third. in the Cincinnati Turners High School meet Centralas varsity gymnasts again Were. victorious with Ralph Carpenter and Billy Fisher Finishing first and third respectively. Virgil Eeton and Calvin Hargis took the top two positions fur the Reserve team, The varsity gymnasts earned 721A: points and 69 points were earned by the Reserves. In the annual YMCA High School meet, the varsity scored 32 points and the reserves 106, FJRS'I' Row: lhuuglas Fiehti V gil Et'lllli.JHl1tl Seynlnn: Charles Simpsun. Katy ixtger. Hurvm Payne. SJ-itJJ'VIJ Run: Cliff Wetcnkumli. Ptull Keller. Rufus Mztgnv. Cet't'v HughesV Hulhlml Ballard, Ken Furh-v. Art CnlemuiL Michael Bauer. ii CUHCII Mr. Saltslichl, Bub Welcnkttmlir Larry Keller, Perry DeBruum Jack Baird. Walter Tucker, Jne Brlliltlllh .llviu lialrgis. Tum Rut- litf. Earl Lillie. HULIEI Ruse. Ken Rnherlsun. The outstanding senior gymnasts were: Ralph Carpenter, Larry Keller, Joe Bmadus, Earl Dwelly, Earl Lillie, Walter Tucker, Jack Baird, and Hershel Rese, Carpenter, captain of the team7 is one of the most outstanding alI-around gymnasts in any Cincinnati high school, Kellert with his ex- cellent performance on the side horse, holds the title of being the first Cin- cinnati high 5chuoi pupil to perform the quintuple rear-vautt tiismount. Bruadus, after an injury last year, made a great come-hack in tumbling and on the lung horse. Dwelly rendered excellent performances on the horizontal bar and the parallel hats. Liilie will he remembered for his Showmanship and form demonstrated in tumbling, free exercise and on the long horse. Tucker, Who is a champion rope Climber, also performed well on the still rings. Baird, rendering a fine performance on the parallel bars, also sue- ceeded in mastering the difficult iipeach basket? Ruse7 superh side horse and tumbling work will not he forgotten, He took third place in the Central G y m T e a m States AAU Meet. 178 The varsity team, coached by Mr. Lund7 fmished in fifth place in the Cincinnati Public High School Bowling League. The teamas season average was 758 pins per game. CentraVs top pin getter was Tom Bock who finished the season with at 1.69 pin average. In one of the inter-school games, he really found the groove and finished the game with 229 pins. One of the highlights of the Central High School howling Stanley WiILVt'zngu-ky. Hit-ky Hung; rherk the scaring; season was the tournament between the Varsity Team and members of the CH8 Faculty. The former being composed of Stanley Wilkymaeky, Jake Hilpotsteiner, Ricky Hoog, Dick Zeigler and Tom Bock. The melfs team included Messrs. Jones7 Lundj Roman, Weaver and Zeigler. The tournament ended in a tie, each team winning one game. Several neophyte keglers are on the rolls of CentraYs Bowl- ing team. They include Jake Hilpotsteiner, Stanley Wilky- maeky and George Mannix. These boys have improved throughout the season and will probably become experts next Bowling year- Crlrt'go Vannix, Dirk Zuigler. Tum Carroll. Kenny Cooper. Jake i'lilpulbleinrtr. Rivky Hung. Mr. Land, 1; RESULTS OF DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP 1. Walnut Hills .............. 59 6. Woodward ........... .. t. .17 2. XVithrow ................. 53 7. Hughes ................... 15 3. Central ................... 30 8. Middletown . . ., .t .... ,. ,A . 5 4. Saint Xavier .............. 28 9. Western Hills .............. 3 5. Purcell ................... 20 10. Taft ...................... :5 The swimming team once again made a very excellent showing in the ci Championship by placing: third. The team placed third also in our local district meet against eleven Other schools. The outstanding achievement of the team this year was the great diving done by Al Warren and John Deininger who HniShed l'lrFt and second in all the meets this year, including the finals of the state championship at Ohio State University. Coach Ii. Lagaly and Captain William Cehring plan for coming meet. Flus'r knw: Sum Cullunu Dam Sullivan. But: They were proclaimed as the two heRt divers ever seen in Ohio high school , , . , q .t . . . . . - , t. l'll'llllnbtlll N Wl'rrsLl-litullllbtgfllmit Btllb ?Clilltv competttum by the chlef dtvmg Judge. who was a former Olympics tltver. 'i ' '5 i1 Ht C All il . - . v - . . R31, 1,hilfi't,; 'l?iauk Futttlmus Atilluglcustiut, Our swxmmers whtle turnmg m faster times than last year, Sllll could not Rodger Bhtmmvun. Jerry Jones, l'ertl-Chastecnt do any better than third place in the city or diStrict championship. Jll'ms PMIU'L 11W ? 519m: lglllldDglltmxgr, Ofltl Captain Bill Cehring and .lack 'Warndorf were our two best. swimmers lor llurllum'.Hlmflh .lf . m m . 3'. fl'ml the, year. Both were second place swimmers in the 200 yard frree-stvln and lllll Cehnng. qu'l-t Watmlnrfl Jerry Wmmpr. Ltl . . Fuldlmus. qumt Row: Charles Keith, Cltur- 100 yard hack stroke. 111 the other eventa Otla Marcum was a fourth placer m lry Ymnm. Ruluh erumiv- .lulm Bimnhnfcr. the 100 yard breast stroke; Ray Phillips. fourth place in the 50 yard frec-styh': Rulph Gnylilltf. Bill aner. .lur Zwiusll'r. Frank K-itvlnr .lerry Weimer. $th in the 150 yard individual medley; and Bill Meyer. Hfth in the 200 yard free-style. However, with some good help from our fine freshmen team of Fred Chasleen. Ben McIntosh, Bob Hensley, Ralph Redemier, and Frank Gleisinger twlm finished second in our last city meet. but only one half point behind the winning teaml our chances are very good for Centralk first swimming city champion- ship for next year. Some of the other varsity swimmers who did not score any points this year. but will he back next year, are breast slmkers Frank FElLlltallS and Dan Sulli- van; hack strokers Rodger Bohsancurt. Phil Hein. 21nd Charley Ymnm: fret:- stylers Milton Gaskins, Charles Keith, .lohn Bitzenhofer, Hurdle Phillil -, . . and Fred Fox. In the individual medley we have James Paxton and two other SWlmmlng E091; medley men who were out all year due to illness: Tom Meyer and Ken me e. 180 Inlrumurul Baskelhall Champs: TOP Row: Willie Sykes, Ernie Pierami. James Key. BOTTOM Row: Ken Dezarn. Joel A1hon, Earl Mann. Physical Education Physical Education is designed to provide outlets for competitive urges. This is accomplished through intra and intermural competition. The program strengthens the moral character, maintains physical iitness, teaches wholesome uses of leisure time, and provides opportunities to participate as part of a team 01' as a spectator. Girls and boys participate in the program. Physical education and health are closely related, and they are often considered as one. Getting along with others, prep- aration for marriage, and the responsibilities of citizenship are the topics included in this program. The techniques of Red Cross First Aid and Life Saving are offered 011 both the junior and senior levels. The program includes class instruction in minor games, Volleyball, swimming, fundamentals of the various sports, ap- paratus work and tumbling, track and fletd events, softball and others. Intramural competition is very popular among the students because of the keenness 0f the competitors. Cirlsh Physical Education Class training includes calisthenics. dancing and games as well as health instruction An organized program with the object of promoting girls5 athletics, is the purpose of the Girls7 Athletic Association of Central. All girls are eligible for membership and for participation in as many activities as they desire. The activities offered are numerous and varied permitting a wide range of selection from the more hearty sports to the milder forms of athletics. Irene Spunswuurl. Jamel MorulumL Juym- Lunh-r, Lillian BuiIeyt Lefl to Right: Juno! Puwrll. Sheila Kncslcr. Miss Staggc. Elizabeth Dlmh'y. Charlotte NueL Julia Julmsun. Ella Lutliau Smith. The program is under the direction of the girls Physical Educaa tion Depal'tnlent which includes Miss Roberta Stagge, Mrs. Edna Rehkamp, Miss Verlie Meyers, and Mrs. Bea Jacobson. The Girls.' Athletic Association sponsors modern dancing, tap dancing, social dancing, and square dancing as well as sports. The girls are given an opportunity to ofhciate and participate in the activities, to develop an appreciation for sports and games, and to grow in ability, character, and spmtsmanlike conduct. The t GAA represents Central in the interscholastic playdays held each h spons season for the girls throughout the city in the Cincinnati G A A Public Schools. Awards are received by the girls for the quality I O O t ' and amount of participation. t 182 AW H, Unma In the autumn when the leaves begin to fail and sport their coats of red, yellow, brown, and gold, and start their downward journey, the sound of clashing sticks and the excited yells of breathless girls give indication that hockey is underway. The girls learn the arts and skills of dribbling, tackling, and guarding. They partici- Oreyou guessed it-rough, ready and shin-barking pated in the Playday at Western Hills. with other Cincinnati high schools. Miss Verlie Meyers 0f the Physical Education Department was in charge of the high-spirited, ambitious hockey teams. It was her task to supply the girls who turned out for the games with all the necessary where-with-all needed to play and win at the sport. All of this energetic activity took place after school 611 Tuesdays and Thursdays, as do the other GAA sports. Hockey 184 Bulls-eye for GAA archer Archery Archery, a new and very popular spring and fan. sport, is ranked high among the favorites by the girls here at Central. When it was first introduced as part of the GAA Program two years ago, it looked as if it were going to be quite unpopular with the young ladies. As a result of being new to archery, many of the girls received black and blue arms, sore muscles, and blistered fingers. A tournament was held between the diHerent teams come prised of the members of the GAA archery class. Winners in the tournament were selected 011 the hasis of acquiring the highest total of points. Mrs. Bea Jacobson was in charge of the spring archery clinic and Mrs. Rehkamp was in charge of the fall clinic. The girls took part in the Spring Sports Day at Lunken Airport along with the other sections of GAAt Miss Stagge gives instruction in the art of archery In the winter, new sports of GAA loom 0n the horizon. Them the girls engage in play within the walls of the gymnasium. Basket- halt is this Winter sport. It is another of the sports that is well liked by many. Both the girls in the physical education department and in the ufter-echoot program participate in this sport. The after- school program has the purpose of building the teams up for competition in the intramural tournaments. Teams were selected in such a way 21.: to distribute the skill evenly and fairly throughout Basketball. winlefs must popular spurt The girls really become proficient in foul shooting and Other basketball fundamentals the competition. On basketball playday at Withrow and Walnut Hills, the intramural teams were divided into four teams consisting of the mosttcapahle competitors. In the resulting competition he- tween the schools, Central won two and lost four. Miss Meyers and Mrs. Rehkamp took Charge of the learning and practicing maneuvers. One of the regulations for participation in Spring Sports Day is the rule that teams must take part in the intermural games first. Also every player must have a heart examination before becoming a member of the team. In order for a girl to participate on Sports Day, she must have played in at least three fourths of the seasonas B a s k e t b all games. This also applies to the receiving of a hatter. 186 SH EILA KOESTER Swimming An aH-year-J'ound activity, which is one of GAAK; most popular sports, is swimming. The swimmingfacilities,name1y the beautifully tiled swimming pool, is indoors and, therefore, can he used throughout the entire school year. Swimming ses- sions were held on Mondays and Wednesdays after school where many girls improved their aquatic skills during these practice periods. The more experienced swimmers were se- lected to represent Central in swim meelsa which were held here at Central. The reason for this is because Centralis pool is the largest in the city and, therefore7 much better for such meets. In fact, our pool is the largest one in the state of Ohio. Iiichldeci in the swimming program is a course in Junior and Senior Red Cross Life-SavinO'. The swimming show, HFish Tales? was held the middle of January. It was under the di- rection of Miss Roberta Stagge and the student direction of Sheila KOCStCJ'. iiFish Tatesf developed into a splendid per- .formance. Pail Chandler. Marilyn Muss. Cami Bracken. Cami Konrad. Justine Ki'ueger. Put Kalmmur. Guyl Kuhn. Mary .10 Cm-hrun. .Iuyt'u Lamar. Sheila Knuslor. Softball Just as the soft sweet songs of the robin heralds the coming of spring, the cry of EEstrike three, yer outtt rushes in the GAA softe hall season. Softball and volleyball head the list as two of GAAE more popular sports. The girls practice twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays after school hours. As the days go by the intramural team competi- tion is very keen and it provides for excellent exercise and unlimited Ready for a big game fun. The diHerent teams from the various Cincinnati high schools climax the softball season atLunken Airport. Credit is given towards membership in GAA for participation in softball. Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Edna Rehkamp, the game has developed into one of the better played sports 0f the GAA Program. In the spring of the year the GAA sponsors its annual banquet and dance. The parents of the girls are invited to attend the dinner. The dinner usually resolves into a frolic of fun and laughter at which many of the members demonstrate real Showmanship in dances and other entertaining features. 188 Ba 1mi11t011 is idered one of the several sports that gives the h opportunity for expr ing individualism which is coveted B d ' t by every human hei110'. Large numbers of persons have enrolled a mln on in the tournaments being sponsored by the. CAA. The games i11iw 1:1 ude singles and doubles. d T b l ' A number of girls in GAA are learnino' the skills ofo D'V11111asti '. an um 111g To 110001110 11 11181111161 of the oymnastic team one does not have to be 6111 expeit. All that 15 needed 15 will the capacity, and a feeling of doing somethino' constructive. The more difhcult skills. Chest 10115 and handspiings, are master ed atte1 the 1ea111i11D 0f the has' 9. ' such as f01wa1'd mils and head slands.T These are ' 111hi11ed into stunts. the. girls see their hard efforts shape into well-done at'conp plishmeuta they become filled with a .6050 1101,: h-F a birdie M hudmintun enthus- It is this feeling of personal and team pnde that 5'0 important iasl. in anything the individual 01' team does, and is e .11tial to every Bottom: The tumblers at work phase of life. OUR CLUBS Cendra Club .4. James Brit-lingt Juanita Hivks, Shirh-y Cunpur. Duvp Hmilvy. Jmly Winlw'rs. FIRST Ruw: Durlu Peunu, Fritz Feldhuus. Huh Speak. Jim Briuling. .Iunut inulL Chur- lnue Harney, JoAnn Elliott, Alice Ryan, Mrs. Sylvia Marlin. SECOND Row: Elsie Win- ten: Judith Winters, Rose Winters, Belly Etheringmn, David Gerard; Sherry Brown. Phyllis Brysnn, Ruby Fullnn, Randy Simmnnn. THIRD Row: Jean Schnilker. Bunim Munrc. Kathleen O'Cunmlll. Nancy Mi'Cuy, Eskur Rubinsun. .Iuc Marsala, Dun OIBuniuiL FOURTH Row: Mary Ruth. Sue Ruse, Chan lune Noel, Nancy Crnwlhurs, Ihmim unu- way, Bub Campbell, Al Fienning. Clarulm- Grmm FIFTH liuw: Bnh Even. lid Wullvrm Dave Budlcy, Peter Lind. OFFICERS SHIRLEY COOPER Prcsulurr Host: WIN'I'I-zns t......V...,tH......HHt,.,....,,..,........Vicc-Prcsidvnt DAVE 1301mm ....................................,........,.Vice-Pn'siden! JluleN'rI-zns Secretary .IIM BREILING .. . .. .7'reasurcr Cendra, Centralts dramatics Club, was organized by several students at the beginning of 1954., The first three letters CEN were taken from Central alid the last three letters DRA Were taken from dramatics thus. the cluUs name. Cendrat V Cendra was organized especially for students interested in acting, staging, script writing, make-up, and other theatrical jobs connected with the dramatic art. To become a member, a person must have an interest in dramatics. It is the aim of the organization to encourage an appreciation of the stage and its per' sonnel. The group is under the supervision of Mrs. Sylvia Martin. Meetings are held the second and the fourth Wednesday of each month, Last yeafs production 'Ever Since Eve:7 was a great success. This year ttHead In The Clouds was presented, The cast included Charlotte Harney, Bob Speak: Gerry Starkey, Jim Breiling, Frilz Feldhaus, Kathy O,C0nnell, Elsie Winters, Judy Winters, Mary Roth, Bob Evers, John Symmes, Janet Powell, Ruby Fulton, Paul Rainest Ken Armstrong, Don OaBanion, Gloria Stewart, Charlotte Noel. Peter Lind. Sherry Brown. and David Gerard. Ml: Himme1mann and his moving picture machine operators OFFICERS CARLWISISS Preszdent KENNETH BALL ......,.............4,.H.A............,Recordin-g Secretary MR. LEONARDHm-IMICLMANN ,. ..................Facu,lty Adviser An important service agency is the Audio-Visual Aids Club. The members aid lhe teachers whenever they wish to present materials of learning with more economy of lime, greater richness, and with a higher degree of graphic or pictorial representation than can be acquired in the traditional classroom instructional procedure. Sound and silent movies, strip and slide films, sound recordings, opaque projection, and reproducing equipment are included in the Visual Aids program, Members of the Audio-Visual Aids Club are taught to care for and Operate the many diiferent types of equipment. Techniques of operating this equipment are taught here at Central, The Club is under the supervision of Mr, Leonard Himmelmann. The members uf the club are: Ed Abrams, Kenneth Ball, Elvin Barker, Ronald Buchman, John Carroll, Charles E Crawford, Charles T. Crawford, Ronald DeGrummond. Ray Dossenhack: William Finley, Richard Foster, Wayne Gish, Phillip Hein, Walter Hillman, Clarence Horn, Rubin Howard, Sherman JefTers. Paul Lange, Wendell Minton, Albert Picning, Richard Shiver Iey. Stanley Shropshire. Edward Walters, Carl Weiss, and Tom Zaeske. I93 FIRST ROW: Clarence Hum. Slexnh-y Shmpshiru. Kvnmslh Ball. SECOND How; Shurnmn JeFferm Ed Abrams, Curl W'e'lf-S. Visual Aids Club OFFICERS RANDY SIMMONS ......................................................... President DON OgBANION ................................................. First Vice-Presidem RUTH JOHNSTON .............................................. Second Vice-Presidenl NANCE MCCOY .............................................. i ............ Secretary ALICE RYAN ............................................................ Treasurer BONITA DUNAWAY ........................................................ Reporter ARTHUR FOLLMER ................................................. ScrgeanI-aL-Arms Cincinnati Central Chapter is one of the many chapters of the Vocational Industrial Club of Ohio. This organization is rapidly spreading to Vocational and Industrial Arts schools in other states, and will soon be nation wide. Students who are interested in the arts and crafts find in this organization others who have like interests and their club provides them an opportunity for social, recrear tional and educational activities. We again entertained Lawrenceburg, Indiana Chapter. We were proud to show them our new school, its shops, gym, auditorium, swimming pool and lunchroom. Before they returned home we enjoyed a dance in our auxiliary Iunchroom which we dec- orated for the occasion. Our trip to the annual convantion at Columbus was made by chartered Greyhound bus. Mr. Schultz our driver was a Erie fellow and we enjoyed our trip. The Ohio State University was our host for this meeting. 194 VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUB OF OHIO The Vic Club The dance VIC sponsored in November was a huge success. We have another dance planned for Apri15. Our representatives, Nancy McCoy and Ruth Johnston, visited our State Capitol on March 6 and had the pleasure of meeting Lieutenant Governor John W. Brown. They invited him to visit our school and talk to the student body. They, with other repre- sentatives from chapters in the state, visited the Supreme Court, the Senate Chambers, the House of Representatives chambers, the Treasury Department and other interesting departments of our State government. On March 24. we participated in the hrst South Regional Meeting held at Washington Court House. We helped plan this meeting and provided some of the entertainment. We competed in the State contests at our Spring Convention. We also sponsored Central High Schoole Employee-Employer banquet. At this time the co-op students entertained their employers. This banquet will be long remembered by those who attended, The members of this organization are: Fred Allen, John Baker, Jeanine Brockhuis, Sherry Brown, Vashti Cannon, Darlene Chaney, Elizabeth Dooley, Bonita Dunaway, Arthur Follmer, Sarah Glover; Barbara Harrison, Myra Harrison, Betty L. Hill, Ray Hoff, Christine Johnston, Ruth Johnston, Charlene Jones, Joeephine Jones, Ronald Kelly, Daniel Lahorn, Mary Jo Lee, Dale Matthey, Nancy McCoy, Pat McLean, Edwin F. Meyer, Lillian Mulder, Marilyn Mueller, Jackie Newman, Jim Nichols, Don OvBanion, Christine Pappashales, Frieda Pappashales, Ann Pelly, Betty Perdue, Alfreda Profhtt, Paul Raines, Jerry Heisinger, Marion Rhoten, Alice Ryan, Dolores Scheidt, David Schneider, Shirley Schneider, Dave Schrader, Betty Sexton, Pauline Shepherd, Randy Simmons, Marvin Sims.7 Ella Louise Smith, Jean Smith: Greta Solomon7 John Spiney, Mary Wade, Phyllis Wagnerc Margaret Willis, Carl Wristona Agnes Yeardon, Doloris Young, Mr. ClifTord Vath, Sponsor; Mrs. Velma Kamphaus, COvSpOHSOI. Left In Eight: Betty Purdue, Luis Young. Bobbie Buhm Ed Meyers. Paul Ruines. Mrs. Kumphuus, Betty L. Hill. Alice Ryan, Puuh'ne Shepherd, Dun Lubum, Lillian Muirler. Guides During the school year Central has many visitors. One group of visitors arrives in the spring. This group consists of eighth, ninth, and tenth graders who desire more information about high school subjects to help in planning their future educational program. To act as host and hostess for these groups is the job of our guides. They are selected on the basis of Citizenship and good scholastic record. They are required to have 3 N37: average in their school subjects. The guides give unstintingly of their time and energy for a period of over two weeks durh ing which time they go through a training program followed by a week of guiding our visitors over this tremenclous building. Many times during the year the guides are called upon to escort smaller groups of Visitors from CD'- leges, out of town schools: and husiness organizations. Luis Ahl June Adams Judy Alford Joseph Algier Joyce Asbury Mae Ayers Rumunal BuIvL-r Jerry Blnuk David Bndlcy Kathy Bojar Anne Boyd Tum Bradford Jim Ereiling Jean Brown Sonia Bunch Ronald Cnlwell Thumus Cnnk Emma Marie Cnrsnn Bu'nnie Coyne Judith Crundell Nancy Crowtllers Violet Davis Ronnie Dee John Deininger Kcn Deznrn Joyce Doll Judy Drake Bonita Dunawuy Judy Duncan Bertha Edwards MEMBERS Joyce Ellis Palriuia Erml Bob Evers Joy Favarhiu David Gerard Judy Gusscu David Harper John Huwlcy Betty 1.. Hi1: TherESia Himlm-lspm'h Belly l-InH Phyllis JL-Hers Fat Kappncr Barbara Kayser Diane Kinney Jim Knight Sheila Kneslcr Shirley Kuykmulull juyce Lamar Margaret Luy Ruth Ann chple Peter Lind James Lm'ilt Bccky Lytlc Teddy Maddix Joyce Marlowe Marlene Marshall Thomas Mchal Geraldine Momma Glenna Moore Wanda Muure Ruth Morris Judith Napier Charlotte Nuel Frieda Puppushules Bertha Peace Ann Polly Jamel Powell Robert Pyle Betty Randolph Dorothy Ruszell David Schneider Charles Shields Sum Shropshire Mary Sing Ruben Smith Cram Solomon Chitin Stewart Safcna Taylor Shirley Taer-r Phyllis Threlu Brrb Thompson Juyce Tircy Ronald Tucker Mary Wade John Walton Raymond Walton Joann Weigel Don Wickersham Judy Wilhurn Elsie Winters OFFICERS DON CFBANION Presrdent JIMADKINS.i....t..........,..7....................t..i....VL'ce-PresidPH-E CHRISTINEPAPPASHALICS ...i....,.......i,.,.......i,,t...........Secremry ELVA BRADLEY Treasurer ARTFOLLMER .........U.t.....t..t....t.................Sergeantat Arms Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll, an international honor society for high school journalism students, is in its second year at Central High School. Its purpose is to encour- age and reward individual achievement in journalism and allied helds. To become a member a student tli must be in the upper third of his class, Bi he must be at least a junior, Bi he must have done superior work in some phase of journalism. The Louis Bromfleid Chapter of Quill and Scroll was organized at Central High School on April 10, 1955 by the faculty advisers of the PENDULUM and the KNIGHT LIFE. Messrs. Luud, Moschel, Roman and Sofko were the sponsors of the first organization. The initiation of Quill and Scroll members took place this year on April 19, 1956, in the auditorium before an audience of freshmen, sophomores, and juniors. Mr. Tower presented each initiate with the key of Quill and Scroll. Messrs. Moschel, Sofko, Felix and Mrs. Clift are sponsors of this organization. MEMBERS ARE: Jim Adkins, Elva Bradley, Wilma Bradshaw? Carol Chap- man, Judy Crandell, Violet Davis, Art Foilmer, Carol Hammons, Betty Hill, Norma Miller, Glenna Moore. Don O,Banion. Christine Pappashalesg Frieda Pappashales. Carol Pennington, Carolyn Poole Mary Wade. a FmsT HOW: Mr. W'illlcr Lund, Mrt .luseph Felix, Christine Pappushulcs, Judith Criindcll. Frieda Pupmtshalcs. Mr. Ralph C, Musclml. Mr. John Roman. SECOND Row: Mrs. Ruth Chit, Wilma Bradshaw, Violet Davis, Cami Chapman, Norma Miller. THIRD ROW: Dun OiBunion, Betty Lea Hill, Mary Wade, Jim Adkins. Quill and Scroll Initiation, 1955 Youth For Christ FIHST Row: Shirley Riley, Gladys Warren, Phyllis Jefters, Put Wiles, Jackie Wash, Emma Nash, Mr. James Mussnmn. SECOND Row: Judy anlc, Anna Webb, Phyllis Bl'ysvm, Tilly Fagin Tmnn Ruw: Marvin Wailers, Betty Austin: Sue Holland, Sherry Brmm, Elmer Sellers. The YFC is an international organization with active Chapters in three different countries. It is represented in thirty-six 0f the forly-eight states which make up our country. The club had its inception almost immediately aiter Central High School was opened. Cluh membership is offered to any Central High School student who is in- terested in becoming a part of Christian Fellowship. Meetings are held weekly on Tuesday after school hours in the Lecture Room. The president may call a meeting at any time. Some of the activities that YFC sponsors are worship, prayer: Bible study. and fellowship. The members participate in a Bible Quiz with other YFC groups throughout the Greater Cincinnati area. Recreational activities such as picnics, socials, skating parties, hayrides, Wiener masts, and movies are other activities sponsored by this group. The theme of the club is taken from 1 Timothy 4:12 and reads as follows: ciLet no man despise thy youth, but be thou an example of the believer? The colors of the club are red and yellow. The faculty advisor is Mr. James Mussman. The Youth for Christ oHicers are: Sue Holland, President; Sherry Brown, Vice-President; Clyndora Dalton, Secretary; Pat Wiles, Treasurer; Virginia Fagin, Song Leader. The members are 2 Betty Austin, Sherry Brown, Phyllis Bryson, Barbara Daulton, Glynora Dalton, Virginia Fagin, Leroy D. Ghazier, Sue Holland, Phyliis Jeffers, Emma Nash, Shirley Riley, Marvin Waiter, Gladys Warren, Jackie Wash, Ann Webb, Kay Webb, and Pat Wiles. The homeroom annual representatives are a group of students Who perform a very important service to the school. The duty of these individuals is to handle the business of the homeroom in school-wide matters which pertain to the annual. These students take orders, make reports, collect money, attend meetings and generally report directly to Mr. Moschel or to his staff. The service performed by these individuals is essential and merits recognition. At the end of the year they deliver the annuals t0 the students in their home: rooms. The annual representatives also keep their homerooms posted on the news and progress of the annual, They help by selling tickets to the Sweet- heart Ball which is a yearly dance sponsored by the PENDULUM to raise funds to defray the expenses of the annual. The annual representative who promotes the most annual sales in his or her homeroom receives a suitable reward at the end of the year. The representa- tives receive no other credit than this except for the recognition we now give. The group meets periodically for instructions. They have no ofhcers. The sponsor of this group is Mr. Ralph Moschel. MEMBERS Ronald Albert, John Baker, Mike Burger, Robert Berkemcier, Carol Blackburn, Elizabeth Conn, Pal Cnnn, Sam Cuilum, Lowell Davidson, Jerry Dawling, Ken Deznm, Dorothy Dicsslin, Joyce Doll, Bonita Dunaway. Joy Favachio, Willie Ferguson, Jewel Filzwaler, Kenneth Frickc, Ollie Clissnn, Billie Jean Griffis, Judy Cussett. Dorothy Huddix, Larry Hale, Carol L. Hummuns, Josephine Heard, Robert Hensley, Frank Hess, Joyce Hilbert, Betty Hill, Betty L. Hill, Norma Jackson, Betty Iuhnsun, Philip Kallschmitlt, Gayl Kalli, Curnl Kneipp, Shirley Kuykcndull, Shirley Lamb, Margaret Lay, Allen Lindsay, Doris Long, Ken Luxenberger, Wanda Mahzin, Lcruy Mason, Barbara McBride, Jerry McClure, Thomas Meyer, Jemima Miller, Jot: T. Miller, Bub Mnrrell, Leonard Orme, Christine Pappaslmles, Cami Pennington, Joyce Pippin, Put. Pullman, James Powell, Ralph Primeau, Barbara Rupking, Nancy Humbert, J. Reisingcr, Brigitte Rieger. William Roberts, Al Knifes, Clara Sideil. Mary Sing, Irene Sputtswoorl. Curl Stuphlet. Willie Sykes. Vurvin Thnmas. Robert Thompson, Norma Wall, Vcnrlrnc Wilson, Elsie Winters, and Jim Zurcick. 199 Annual Representatives FmR'r Row: Elizabeth Conn, Elsie Conn, Jackie King, Marlene Burck. SECOND Row: Nancy Craig. Marguerite Gullrung, Belly L. Hill. THIIw Row; Bunnie Cnync, Mary Jo Lee. FOURTH Row: Jean Srhnilkcr, Mary Bcgley. Kay Bevins. Bnnilu Dunuwuy, Darlene Chaney. Nancy McCoy. FIFTH Row: Jean Zureick, Judy Alford, Alice Ryan, Miss JuAnn Hughes. Diana Armstrong. Suicnu Taylor. Left. to right: Elsie Conn, Alfrcdzl Proszu, Jat'kie King. The Central High Y-teens, like all of the Y-teen groups, is alliliated with the Cincinnati Y.W.C.A. The principles of this group are based on Christian Fel- lowship coupled with wholesome and healthful activities aimed to promote character development, growth in friendship towards all races, religions, and nationalities, and to grow in the love and knowledge of God. The clubls meetings are held at the local Y.W.C.A. Programs alternate be- tween discussion groups and speakers, and project programs. The group be- lieves that fun together, coupled with service to others offers them a wide va- riety of activities. Bowling, for example, is one of their favorite recreational activities. This group is one of the most active among the girls7 clubs. This year the leadership has been taken over by Miss JoAnn Hughes. Y-Teens OFFICERS ALFREDA PROFFITT ............................................... President ELSIE CONN . . . . z ............................................ Vice-Presidcnt JACKIE KING .................................................... Secretary LOUISE BUOGE .................................................. Treasurer Miss JOANN HUGHES ....................................... Faculty Advisor MEMBERS Judy Alford Bonnie Coyne Donna Perry Mary Begley Nancy Craig Alfreda Profhu Kay Bevins Bonita Dunaway Alice Ryan Jean Sclmitker Salena Taylor Phyllis Tlirem Joyce Tyrie Jean Zurick Louise Bugge Marlene Burck Darlene Chaney Elizabeth Conn Elsie Conn Marguerite Gottrung Betty L. Hill Jackie King Mary Jo Lee Beverly Loth Nancy McCoy OFFICERS BARBARA MCBRIDE .. ...................... President ELIZABETH SEARSS ,.h...,........H...,......................Vice-Presidcnt ULIcuNA MOORE ......... .Secremry JEANNETTE BROTHERS ........,H......h..........................Treasurer Alpha Chi Gamma Alpha Chi Gamma is one of the social clubs for girls here at Central. Miss Margaret Ohanian is the clulfs advisor. There are twentywone members from grades ten, eleven, and tWelve. To be eligible for membership, a girl must be loyal: cooperative, and a good school Citizen. She also must have grades above C. Alpha Chi Gammays main project is decorating the school at Christmas time which gives our school a very home-like atmosphere. The club meets at the members, homes bi-monthly and Occasionally at school. The dues for the First year of membership are $5.00 and $3.00 afterward, lniliation fee is $5.00, Alpha Chi Gamma is made up of the following girls: Judy Alford, Jean- nette Brothers: Darlene Chaney, Minnie Combs, Nancy Crowlhers, Melva Hess. Rita Leigh. Barbara McBride, Glenna Moore, Marilyn Muellerf Wanda Parmlt. Judy Pelton, Marion Rhoten. Nancy Rogers. Alice Ryan, Elizabeth Scars. Lorraine Shields, Jean Smith, Greta Solomone Jeanne Thompson, Agnes Yeardon, FIRST Ruw: JL'ilnFllC Brmlwrs, Nancy Rudg- crs, Judy Alfnrtl, Miss. Margaret Ohquizm. SECOND Row: Groin Snlnmnn. Wanda Penn mtt, Elizabeth Sears. 'I'Imm Ruxx: Darlene Chunry. Judy Peitunh Alive Ryan. Fnlm'u ROW: Jeanne Thnnmsnn. leval Hess. Nenu'y Crnwlhcrs. FIRST ROW: Wanda Patron, Glenna Moore, Barbara McBride, Margaret thmimL SECOND Row: Agnes Yunrrlnn. Elizabeth Scars, Marin lyn Mupllcr, Marian Rhntvm Clik Club OFFICERS JACQUELINE NEWMAN Plfsldcn! TOM CARROLL .............................................. Vz'cc-Presidcm ALICE RYAN Secretmy BECKY LY'rLI-z Treasurer ROOSEVELT DURRET'I' ... . . .. ...... .. .. .. ..... . . . ...Scrgcant at Arms DON OfBANION ................................................... Reporter Members are: Hubert Campbell, Tum Carroll, Roosevelt Durrelt, Kenneth Clover. Juanita Hickx Ray HOH. Run Kelly. Paul Lange. Becky Lylle. Joe Marsalg. Jacqueline Newman. Jim Nichols. Don Ol'Banion, Alice Ryan, David Shea, Bob Speak. and Carl Wriston. The Chk Club, the camera club of Central High School, was organized in September, 1954. The club has played an important role for the students who are actively interesLed in photography. Any student Who is interested in photography will find belonging to this organization an advantage if he wishes L0 exchange prints and ideas, to enter contests and exhibitions, and to have fun wilh the camera. The Club meets at school once each week for a laboratory meeting which consists of taking interesting pictures, developing the negatives, and improv- ing printing techniques. The club meets once a month for a business meeting to discuss fmancial problems: etc. One project of the club was selling Easter eggs at ten cents each in order to earn the twentyrfive dollars necessary to pay the engraving fee to the annual. This year Mr. Harold Sterne was faculty advisor 0f the Clik Club. He was very helpful to the members who knew very little about taking pictures, de- veloping them, etc. FanT Row: Mr. Sterne. Kenneth anvcr, Ronsuvch Durrru. Tum CEU'THH. Jackie Nuw- mun, Becky Lyllc, Alice Ryan. Dun OaBunimL Unidrvnlihud. Bun; Raw: Run KL-Hy. Bub Speak, Jm: Marsala, Ray HUN. Jim Nirhnls. Paul Lungm Randy Simuns. Curl Wrishm. Assisting in the weekly circulation of the student newspaper: the Knight Life,n were 80 homeroom representatives. These pupils did much to assure that subscribers were informed of the latest neWs events of the school, Their duties also included individual sales to students who were not regular subscribers. The large number of Package Plan subscriptions in each home- room, however, considerably facilitated this part of their task. The excellent performance rendered by the nKnight Lifeh: representatives is worthy of the emulation of any student activity group. Their cooperation was valued highly by homeroom teachers throughout the school. The thnight Life? representatives are: Lois Aht, Fred Allen, Mark Allen, Joyce Asbury, Gloria Baker, Michael Barger, Gloria Bedford, Rochelle Black- burn7 Anna Mae Bledsoe, Elva Bradley, Margie Brinker7 Louise Bugge, Arlene Burck, Dale Cassett, Darlene Chaney, Juanita Chiles, Gloria Clevenger, Betty Cooley, Norma Cordell, Emma Marie Carson, Nancy Crowthers, Sam Cullum, Ronnie Curtis, Judith Drake, JoAnn Elliott, Joyce Ellis, Genell Evans, Jerry Farrington7 Roger Flannery, Jewel Fitzwater, John Gibson, Shirley Clover, George Greer, Janet Hall, Barbara Harrison, Peggy Hayes, Donna Heineman, Beverly Henschen, Melva Hess, Betty Hill, Danny Hill, Joan Hurst, Jean Jamison, Robert Jones, Ronald Jones, Patricia Kappner, John King, Robert Koch, Carol Kolde, Mary Korte, Mary Joe Lee, Allen Lindsay, Charles Longbottom, Nancy Lowry, Wanda Mahan, Marlene Marshall, Janet Merz, Bill Mistler, Bonnie Mitchell, Irene Morgan5 Bob Morrell5 Ruth Morris: Peggy Mullinix, Christine Pappashales, Elverett PeniH, Charles Prather, Jerry Reis- inger, Frances Richardson, Vernon Rose, Alice Ryan, Ollie Scott: JoAnn Shackelford, Sylvia Stanford7 Carol Trovillo7 Mary Wade, Jane Williams, Ray Wood, Charles Yucum, Delois Young, and Joe Zwissler. 203 Knight Life Representatives OFFICERS BOBSHAHP....,...A...l........l....,,v....V.lH,.l.....President JOHN BROWN .............. ...................l....V1'cc-President LARRY WE'I'ENKAMP ..A..A,.......l..l,.........Svcrcrm'y GIanmS'I'ARKI-n'........l.........H....l.,....,.,.l.....lTreusurcr JACK BBUNNER .........H.......Sergeunl-al-Arm.s Bull Sharp, Julm Brown. Mr. Irvin Kuchn. Curry Slzlrkcy. .lnck Brunncr, Larry Wclenkamp. FIRST ROW: Gerry Starkey. Larry Walen- kamp, Bob Sharp, John Brown, Jack Brunncr. SECOND ROW: William Gehring, Waller Tuckcr, Cliff Orme. Ray Phillips, Randy Kautz, Oda Marcum, ML Irvin Kuehn. THIRD Row: Larry Kcllar, Bob Schnider, Bill Cocdcle, Ray Lynch. Tom Cook, Ken Klolh. Founm Row: Fred Lenser, Tom McNeal, Jolln Deiningcr. The clcll Club is in its second year here at Central. The club was organized by Mr. Irvin Kuehn and the lettermen from the various teams engaged in intermural and inter- league athletics, .The Iannual Faculty-Senior Basketball Game and Dadas Day Football Game are two of the events sponsored by the llCl, Club. It also sponsors a banquet for all the boys lvho have lettered in baseball, football, track, swimming, howling, cross country, has- ketball, gymnastics, and Rifle Club. The objectives of the E:0, Club are LU to work toward a betterment of conditions 204 Coach Schmidt accepts $275 hath agitator for the Athle- tic Department from oHicers. of the llCll Club lBrown, Starkey. Brunnerl. The WT, Club for sports and sportsmanship at Central, lZl to bring about a better relationship be- tween students, faculty, other school and outside organizations: l3:l to he gentlemen at all times in halls, classrooms, and outside of school, Ml t0 hatter the conduct of Cen- tral students at athletic contests by our leadership, l5l to cooperate with coaches on all athletic activities, and l6l to encourage boys of high character, morals and athletic ability to attend Central High School. To be eligible for membership one must be a male student, be passing in all sub- jects, and must have earned a varsity letter from any sport giving such awards under rules of the Cincinnati Board of Control of Athletics, Ohio High School Athletic Asso- ciation and Central High School. An award is given to the outstanding senior boy athlete 0f the year at the banquet, which is held the first part of June. To become eligible for this award, a boy must earn at least one letter award a year, be honest, trustworthy, dependable and sincere, have a sense of humor, be loyal, friendly, cheerful and have consideration for others. He must also be scholastically above average. Members Of the llcll Club are: Art Bradford, Joe Broadus, John Brown, Jack Brunner, Ralph Carpenter, Tom Cook, John Deininger, Don Cosney, Randy Kautz, Larry Keller, Tom Kendall7 Ken Kloth, Fred Lenser, Ray Lynch, Oda Marcum, Tom McNeal, Cliff Orme7 Whimpy Owens, Ray Phillips, Tom Ratliff, Tom Robertson, Bob Schnider, Robert Sharp, Gerry Starkey, Dick Toler, Walter Tucker, Don Walsh, and Al Warren. One of the social clubs at Central is Pi Chi. It is composed of members from grades ten through twelve, You must have. an average grade of tiC before you can become a member. This is the third year for Pi Chi. They have mapped a course, of activities which includes such things as supporting school projects. entering into school activities: and setting examples of meritorious conduct. Good citizenship and personal charm are stressed as models of conduct. Puggy, the Monkey; is the mascot of this organization. The colors of the club are powder blue and black. The rose is the floral emblem and the peari Carol KUiliU. Put Cram, Sheila Kuestcr, is the genh Arlene Burck, Josie FUlEy. Shirley Lamb, N - h Joyce Lnntcr. lhe faculty sponsor 15 Mrs. Bea Jacobson, a member of the Physlcal Educa- tion Department. The meetings are held at school the first and third Thursday of each month. The members are: Louise Beerman, Kathy Bojar, Priscilla Bonn, Jeannine. Brockhuis: Louise Bugge, Arlene Burck, Marlene Burck, Butch Carson, Joan Clevenger, Elizabeth Conn, Shirley Cooper, Gloria Duncan, Betty Etherington, Josey Foley, Shirley Clover, Pat Grant, Phyllis Grant, Judy Gussett, Joyce Helton, Geraldine Hicks, Betty Hill, Betty Hoff, Barbara Jackson, Jean Jamison. Ruth John510n, Barbara Kayser, Sheila Koester, Carol Koide, Janet Koide, Shirley Lamb, Joyce Lanter, Juanita Largin, Marilyn Lauderbach, Pat Masun, Barbara McGee, Janet Moreland, Charlotte Noel, Kathleen 0,C0nnell, Ann Pally, Donna Sue Perry: Janet Powell, Pat Poynter, Alfreda Profiitt, Sue Rose. Mary Roth: Shirley Schuerch, Gertrude Tanner, Ruthie Vaughn, Phyllis Wagner, Jane Williams, and Dixie Woulms. Pi Chi Acknowledgments It is manifestly impossible, in a volume of this magnitude, to list all Of the people who have contributed their energies and time and their good- will toward the completion of the project. Consequently, any list Which we might make would fall short of being complete. However, we feel that we cannot omit an expression of gratitude to the following: To the Brownls Apparel and Hosiery Shop, Norwood, Ohio, we express our deep apprecia- tion for the clothing and materials loaned us for the colored pictures in the opening:r section of the hook. Many members of our teaching staff also deserve our deepest thanks. For example: Miss Loretta Hartzel, who did the layout work in the advertising section; Mr. Charles Salie, who conducted the ad- vertising sales campaign; Mrs. Bea Jacobson, who was an invaluable aid in setting up and planning many pictures; Mr. John Roman, who contributed heavily in setting up picture schedules and gathering copy for this book; and Mr. Walter Lund, who also contributed much toward getting the copy for this book. Many other members of the faculty and administrative staff also gave time, energy, and cooperation and rightly deserve our thanks. 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Manufac+urers Fine Shoe Lasi' 3 l 30 Wesson Road CINCINNATI 8, OHIO TRY THE DRY GORDON'S MAGIC-PAK CHIPS Kl l-O937 3l60 Beekman Sfreef CONGRATULATIONS FRIDEN AUTOMATIC CALCULATING AND ADDING MACHINES For lnforma+iom Call: PA l-5253 J. E. SPITZER, Manager 226 E. NinH'I S+ree+ Compfim en id of WILLIAM C. ULRICH HERFF JONES COMPANY CLASS RINGS AND PINS PATRON'S RAY LAMMERS MUSIC HOUSE INC. bIO Walnu'r ......... Ch l-OZOO ECK BROS. FLORIST l233 Vine .......... Ch l-0l25 MIDWEST RUBBER STAMP CO. I4 E. Thirfeenfh ........ Ma I-08 I 6 EARLJ. HILVERS CATERING SERVICES 2724 Colerain ........ Mu I-2 I 35 BOAT HOUSE COFFEE I I4 Eas+ Thirfeenfh ...... Ch T5772 THE ART AND BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE OF CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL has confribufed +0 +he cos+ of +he ar+ work and arf ma+erials of Hwis AnnuaL This commiHee is also responsible for H19 inifial planfing of evergreens and shrubbery In +he forecourf of our campus. Plans are in +he making for plan+- ing +he res+ of our campus, along wH'h Hue seHing of benches. We also wamL +0 +hank +he various organizah'ons, such as H1e C Club. Alpha Chi Gamma. Pi Chi. fhe Senior Class, and +he Sfudenf Council for +heir generous confribuHons. COMMITTEE WILLIAM M. WAGNER. Chairman WILLIAM BARTELS ANTHONY CHIODI ELIZABETH MAITHRE BEAUTIFUL FORMAL GOWNS BRIDALS-FORMALS-GRADUATION DU. l-ll44 I4 W, Six+h Opposi+e Terrace Plaza B AND J GROCERY Mea+s Groceries Fruifs Vege+ables Open 7 Days a Week 7 A.M. +0 7 RM. 2594 Easfern Ave. Cincinnafi 2, Ohio THE J. B. DOPPES SON'S LUMBER CO. Serving Cincinna+i More Than 85 Years I250 66er Si: GA. Iu4850 CONGRATULATlONS BeH'y Tobaben Melva Pefroff JoAnn ProffiH Rufh Woolley Joan Sfanley Maureen Thesken Eveiyn Bierley Ella S+aubi+z Irma Merkle Gladys Dunaway CLUTCH. MOTOR, AND BRAKE SERVICE C'Ll FF STEWART OWN ER Service and Park - Machine Shop Service Brake Drum Truing - Clu+ch Rebuilding Brake Shoe Exchange CA. l72550 343I Burne+ Ave. Cincinnafi 29 FEY'S GROCERY Corner Powers and Borden Kirby I-657O I-657I We Deliver Compfimen id of A FRIEND a delicious ' BIG SIXTY The Most Improved DoublevDecker Hamburger Compare The Difference! SIXW SEWND SHIIPS, Int: Open 24Hou VENETIAN BLINDS AND WINDOW SHADES For New Cenh'al High School Furnished by THE HANDY WINDOW SHADE 00. CH. l-4020 905 Vine 5+. Cincinnaii COMPLIMENTS OF ROYAL FURNITURE CO. Your Friendly S+ore GA. l-4500 I4I7 Main Sf. Cincinnafi IO R. E. KINDELL 8 CO. BANK. OFFICE, AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES RAYMOND A. BENZA. Propriefor MA 1-2284 THE JOHNSON ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Where Cen+ral Grads should check for iobg NEW FEATURE DRIVE-IN PlCK-UP FACILITIES I I i W. Third 8+. Cincinna+i 2. Ohio 3'7-323 SYCAMORE ST. GA l-37OO ANCHOR FURNITURE co. B' e Pr'ms by HESS COMPLETE HOME OUTFITTING '902 54 Years '956 l820-24 Vine 5+. tCor. McMickeM PHOTOSTATS Order by Phone DU I 8300 HAnchor f0 Us and Save DRAWENG MATERIALS HESS BLUE PRINT CO. MAin lv4l48, I-4I49 I32 Opera PF. Good Luck, Graduates ATTENTION GIRLS! Include li'Fe insurance in your plans for +he fufure BUSINESS NEEDS YOU You can find success in busi- ness quickly as a Burroughs Opera+or a'FJrer High school graduafion, Jus+ a 'Few weeks Burroughs Training qualEfies you for a posHEon wifh good pay and pleasan+ surround- ings. And business needs you. As a Burroughs qraduafe you can fake advanfage of ihe FREE lifefime Placemenf Service avaHable af any Burroughs branch in the world. Phone. ere or come in foday for +he FREE book let 'Your Dreams WiH Come True.' Find 0qu 11.:er how easHy busfness success can be yours as a skHled Burroughs Operafor. THE OHIO NATIONAL LIFE Burroughs INSURANCE COMPANY 2400 Reading Road omc: MACHINES TRAINING CENTER Cincinnafi 1730 Tennessee Avenue REdwood 1.6224 Congratulations . .. tn the Class of ,58 1er your Telephone company Wl GOOD PLACE TO WORK Edge 8 Shipleq an ou+s+anding oppor+uni+y for Hie mechanically-minded high school gradua+e Lodge 8 Shipmy is one of H18 na+ion's ddesf, moer progressive and larger machine fooJ manufadurers. The Cincinna+i Planf bqus more fhan 50 fypes of quany bfhes. The company's HamiH'on. Ohio Planf bu'rrds shears. press brakes and hydraulic presses. Employmenf af Lodge 8: Shipiey means good pay opporJrunHy for advancement pleasanf working condifions and securHy wror +he fquure. Many oppor'lunHies exis+ +0 obfain Jrraiming and ex- perience 'm Hue enfire field of machine fads 6+ Lodge 8: Shipley. Wrife or visif We planf af 3055 Colerain Avenue, CincinnaH 25. Ohio. Address your Inquiry +0 fhe Indusfr'tal Relafions Deparfmenf. LUNKENHEIMER QUALITY - III. I E H H E I E R bdqesshlpleg THEONE WNAMEIN VALVES Hm lODGE-W 540565., STANDARD 2 names +0 be PATTERN 8c FOUNDRY CO. WOOD AND METAL PATTERNS MATCH PLATES BRASS, BRONZE AND ALUMINUM CASTINGS CH I-2880 2407 Spring Grove CIncinnaJrE. Ohio NATIONAL 106K COMPANY 3507 Carew Tower CINCINNATI 2, OHIO NATIONAL COMBINATION HICKS remembered by $u+ure Masfer Machinis+sz GREAVES manufac+urers of FINE MILLING MACHINES FAY 8: EGAN manumtacfurers d WOODWORKING MACHINERY Good Luck f0 +he Class of '56. And special Good Wishes +0 fhose of you who are now sfarfing your appreaneships 'm indus+ry. o GREAVES 0.1. A. FAY 8: EGAN MACHINE TOOL CO. 0 Company 0 20H Easiern Ava. CincinnaH 2, Ohio MARTIN POTATO CHIPS Elf for a Queen, We cafer +0 all school acfivHies wi+h a complete line of pofafo chips. prehels. popcorn. and kindred iiems. MARTIN LITTRELL. INC. 1925 Wesfwood Ave. GR I398? JOS. MARTINO 8 CO. Fresh Fruifs and Vege+ables Serving Cincinnafi over 50 Years PA. L093? I304 Main 5+. Cincinnafi, Ohio C. A. SQUERI 8 CO. WHOLESALE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES I 33 Broadway DU l-llOband l-I I07 THE OSWALD 8i TAUBE COMPANY BAKERS' SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 34 W. Second Sf. Cincinnafi, Ohio MA l-0677 and lk0678 THE QUEEN CITY SUPPLY CO. lndusfrial Supplies, Tools and Equipmenf CH, I-7l60 ZOl-ll W. Pearl 51'. CincinnaH 2 Also: Richmond. Ind. SNAP-ON TOOLS CORPORATION Specialisfs in Producfion and Service Tool Equipmenf Facfory Sales-Service WO. l-3I88 4205 Vine 5+. Cincinnafi l7 CLARENCE WASMERM.E. Presiden'l' of THE REX ENGINEERING CO. Kl. I-l333 3450 Beekman 5+. Cincinnafi 23 PANDA PRODUCTS, INC. Molds - Dies -Too!s - Jigs Engraving and Mefal SpecialHes T. J. Wasmer, Pres. KI, I-9377 3200 Beekman Sf. Cincinnafi 23 COMPLIMENTS OF AUFDEMKAMPE HARDWARE 00. AA M GA l-l7ll I7ll Race Sf. Cincinnafi IO, Ohio WHITE PINE MAHOGANY Fine Hardwoods - CHARLES F. SHIELS 8: CO. CINCINNATI 3. OHIO Cherry 1-0239 H. W. MEIER LUMBER AND PLYWOOD CH. 1-2540 Race and MCMicken Cincinnafi IO, Ohio VENTOURA HOME Living room wi+h divan. coffee +able. end fables. +wo occasional chairs. er0 lamps. drapes. Kifchen wi+h dineHe sef. I IV2 cu. H. Deep Freeze refrigeramn defuxe range. +win sinks. hoJr wafer heafer. Complefe bafhroom in color. Furnished masfer bedroom down and Jrwo furnished bedrooms on second Hoor. Com- p1e+eiy furnished wi+h lamps. drapes. efc. $7250.00 ON YOUR LOT H 8: S TRAILER SALES I605 Reading Road PO l-5l57 Reading. Ohio DiSTRIBUTORS FOR QUALITY MOBILE HOMES EIDorado Mercury Magnolia MarleH'e 3 +0 6 Rooms Complefely Furnished $2795 1'0 $7450 Terms 8: Trade Roy F. S'ranchfield. Proprie+or TERMITES A. A. TERMITE SERVICE FREE INSPECTION FlVE-YEAR GUARANTEE SKIFF TERMITE CONTROL 00. RE. I-bb38 ME. I-358I Bwt Wishes from Thomson BROTHERS Wwo 2820 Gilbert Avenue Phone: CA 1-5600 SUPERIOR CHEVROLET Your Nor+hside Chevrolef Dealer for 34 Years K1 1-3300 4l24 Spring Grove CIncinnaH. Ohio GILBERT AVE. PONTIAC CO. OUTSTANDING SERVICE FOR AN OUTSTANDING CAR WO. l-44-l5 24I2 Gilberf Ave. Cincinnafi 6' Ohio Clifford Jacobs Motors, Inc. Sales - Service - DESOTO - PLYMOUTH 499 Easf McMillan S+ree+ HIGH GRADE USED CARS COMPLIMENTS OF THE ENTNER OLDSMOBILE COMPANY FUTURAMIC OLDSMOBILE KI. I-1980 404-0 Spring Grove CincinnaH 23. Ohio METROPOLITAN MOTOR CO, Inc. YOUR DOWNTOWN BUICK DEALERII IOIO Gilberf Ave, Ch. l-SOZO R. E. REINHOLD. Presidenf FOLDERS ' CATALOGS O DISPLAYS 0 COUPONS LABELS ' BROCHURES ' WRAPS INSERTS 4l42 AIRPORT ROAD CINCINNATI 26. OHIO. EA. I-5200 OFFSET - LETTERPRESS L HIRSCHFELD r PRINTING CO. Equipped fo Offer a Comple+e Prinfing Service Since I898 Pa. l-7233 4-IO WV Courf Sf. Cincinnafi, Ohio QUALITY PHOTO SHOP Pho+ographic Equipmenf S. ROSENTHAL 8: CO.. INC. Prin+ers and Publishers and Supplies Magazines Cafalogs UN. I-8577 NewsPapers Tabloids CH. I-07IO 263I Vine Sf. Cincinnafi l9. Ohio 22 E. Tweth Sf. Cincinnafi 10 FOR McKINLEY I C SERVING 5 0 cl itAO ;uPP y 0. LITHOGRAPHERS YEARS EXCLUSIVELY ;....-.......1;.;,..,,.,.,........ ? W- A.-.; wwnn-ur- .1. V- - BAND UNIFORMS Also Flags - Banners - Badges Made +0 Order Reasonable Prices Qualify Since l867 PETTIBONE BROS. MFG. 00. 224-228 E. 8+h Sf. Cincinna+i 2. Ohio GIFTS, GREETING CARDS. AND NOTIONS HOUSEHOLD AND DRY GOODS COSTUME JEWELRY, NOVELTIES, STATIONERY SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOR THE GLOWOF RADIANT HEALTH YOUR BEST BET IS ALWAYS Waim HOMOGENIZED MILK Nifh VHamin DJ Of exfra-deficious flavor. smoofher confenf. grea+er nufrifional value +his alI-purpose Milk! A+ your 'Favorife Food Sfore! For home delivery, call CHerry f-5880, or ask your French-Bauer driver. H- Cos'l's No More To Use The BesH W'M BeHer Dairy Producfs Since l842 MARTIWS VARIETY STORE 2628 Easfern Ave. EA l-5498 Open I f0 9 RECORDS SHEET MUSIC GREETING CARDS GIFTS MAGIC PHOTOS OF ALL KINDS SONG SHOP 36 E. FiHh 5+. on Founfain Square Open 9 +0 9 THE IMBUS LUMBER CORP. Disfribui'ors of The Besf in PaH'ern Lumber Whi+e PineI Mahogany. Cherry. Maple. Oak DU. I-3030 I238 Poplar 5+. Cincinnafi l4 COMPLIMENTS OF QUEEN CITY FLYING SERVICE, INC. CINCINNATI ATHLETIC GOODS 60. EVERYTHING IN SPORTING GOODS Ea. I-47OO Ch. l-4768 l-4769 Lunken Airporf Cincinnafi 26 1 IO W. Fourfh Sf. Cincinna+i 2 COMPLIMENTS OF JACKSON THEATER LLOYD DAVIS. Mgr. FORREST KIDWELL, Owner 40l9 Easfern Ave. Cincinnafi, Ohio CAMPUS GRILLE I80 W. McMillan St WO. l-96l4 Try Our Submaring Sandwich learn Comptometer the easy way on Modern Equipment In ius+ a few weeks of easy individual insfrucfion you can become an exper'r Comp+ome+er opera+or . . . available for posH'uons offering good pay and sfeady employmen+. Tuition is low, Classes s+ar+ weekly and are held morning. affernoon, or evening. No age reerridIons. Sq enroll 'In The CompfomeJrer School NOW and be on your way +0 higher earnings quick- ly. We provide FREE Lifeh'me Placemenf Service for all of our gradua+es in l80 schools +hroughou+ +he world. Call, wrife or visif our schoof. H. L. STOFFREGEN, Mgr. THE COMPTOMETER SCHOOL I8 Eas+ Fourfh St, Room 3IO MA I-3l23 MA l-3224 Only Au+horized Comp+ome+er Schooi in Cincinna'H WORTMAN ROLLER CO. 1935 Wes+ern Ave, Cincinnafi I4. Ohio MANUFACTURERS OF HIGHEST GRADE COMPOSITION AND RUBBER ROLLERS FOR PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS TREES REMOVED TREE BRACING TREES TRIMMED CAVITY WORK FULLY INSURED GRATE WOOD R. L. 'FISHER EA. 1-557I 4450 Anchorage Rd. Cincinnafi 30, Ohio SPORTING GOODS ENROLL NOW IN THE CHRIST HOSPH'AL SCHOOL FRANK OF NURSING FELDHAUS Pl dd . SONS ease a ress. The Christ Hospifal School of Nursing Nor+heas+ Maia Tw. I-54OO Cincinna+i I9. Ohio Brighfon Corner Ch' I-bel Af+n.: Miss Emmeline Mafhews. RN. COMPL'MENTS OF AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY CO. Ch I-l922 2I3b Reading Road CincInnaH. Ohio A Memorable Year 0 Congratulations to the Student Body and Faculty of Central High School for completion of another outstanding year. 0 The Staff of your annua! has worked exceedingly hard to give you a superb book and one which portrays the high lights of memorable activities. 0 Neither time, effort nor expense have been spared to provide you with a permanent record, attractively presented and complete in every detail. 0 To preserve the photography and literary efforts of the Staff, the best grade of materials have been combined with skilled workmanship to provide the finest quality yearbook. 0 We are proud that the 1956 Staff elected us to help design, print and bind the ttPendulumP We have earnestly en- deavored to fulfill the confidence placed in us. BENStDN PRINTING COMPANY ??amw ?BM WWW NASHVILLE 3. TENNESSEE Lnuise K.Abbih1 Barbara Nancy A1I1mlt. 70 117 Barbara Abercrumbie. 52 Sarah Margaret Abernathy. 60 Florence Able. 106 Martha Abney. 52 Ed Abrams. 60. 128. 193 Gem: Abt. 70 Joan Ahl. 70 Julia Ahl. 70 L015 A111. 70. 105. 117. 196. 203 Bob Ackley. B. 32 Wi11iam K. Ackman. 18. 94 Carroll Thomas Adams. 60 Christine Adams. 70 David A11nn Adams, 60 Ear1inc Adams. 60 June Lnrrianc Adams. 70. 117. 196 Robert Adams, 52 Willie L. Adams. 32 Dave Addison. 60 Homer Addison. 60 Phyuis Addison. 70. 111 Robert Addison. 32. 87 WiIliam Adelharl. 60 James R. Adkins. 32. 197 Joseph Louis Adrian. 70 Rona1d F. Albers. 32. 150 Rnnn1d Albert. 52, 158. 109 Judy Alford. 5. 60. 112. 113. 116. 196. 200 201 Betty Allen. 70 Fred Thomas A1185.32. 195.203 Hazel Allen 60.189 Lincoln Allen. 60 Lynell Allen. .111, 60. 115 Mack Allen. 70. 203 Peggy Allen, 70. 147. 151. 120. 118 Vivian Allen. 60. 183. 189 Joseph Allgeier. 70. 196 Patricia Ann Allison. 60. 115.127 LeRuv Almon. 60. 165. 168. 173 Ceci1 A15in. 70 Robert Altherr. 52 Marilyn Althoefer. 60 Edward Amason. 60 C11ar195 Edward Ambrnsrl. 60 Dick Allen Ammann, 60 James Anderson. 69 L013 11811 Andersnn. 60. 115. 127 Marian Anderson. 70 Ruth Anderson. 12. 32 Shir1ey Anderson. 60 Andrew Samuel Andrea. 32 Mary Andrews. 60 Gloria Faye Angel. 60 Betty Lou Annis. 32 Jerry Annis. 79 Robert Apke. 52 George Apple. 79 Cliff Arlinghaus. 32 Louis Armbrusler. 32 Betty Armes. 59 Dim Armstrong. 79 Dianna Armstrong. 50. 111. 200 James Armslmng. 111 Kenneth Armstrong 60. 133. 192 Ronald Armstrong: 52 Tony Armslrcmg 60 Willie Arnald. 60 Bud Arszmsn. 70 Cecilia Yvonne Aslmrry. 60 Glenn Asbury. 52 Joyce Asbury. 60. 1911. 106. 203 Roma Jean Asher. 70 Joel Athnn. 52 Elizabeth Austin. 70. 198 Gladys Ann AIIinvI. 52. 117 Mae Ayers. 60. 115. 196 Christine Each. 52 James Buchmnn. 60 Cami Bacr. 60 Charles Bagbv. 171 Lillian Annnda Bnilcv. 50. 126. 145. 182. 183 Robert 11. Bui1cv. 32 Ted Ray Baily, 60. 156, 170. 173. 175 Jack S. Baird. 32. 178 Alton Baker. 70. 100. 117 Barbara Sue Baker. 60 Gloria Jean Baker. 70. 203 INDEX John W, Baker. 32. 111. 166. 195. 199 Judy Baker.60 W111iam Baker Bill Baldock. 6010.126 130 Warren Bales. 50 Bunnie Faye Ball. 70 Carol Ball. 60 Janice Ba . 70 Kenneth Ba11. 60. 128. 133. 193 Raymond 1'1. Ball, 32 1301an5 Ballard. 52. 143 Hollan Mae Ballard. 60. 111 Richard Balsiey. 70 Barbara Bnnkcmpcr. 70. 117 Henry Banks. 60. 165. 173 Margie Banks. 60 Annette Banninn. 70. 117 James Dennell Barber. 70 Linda Barbour. 52 MiIdred Barber. 70. 128 Lee L. Bnreswilt. 32 Mike Barger. 60. 199. 203 Ray Burger. 50. 175. 1711 Elvin James Barker. 60. 193 Carrie L, Bnr1ow. 32 Beuy Barnas. 60. 98 James Lee Barnes. 60 Dennis Lee Barnett. 70 Ralph Bamhart. 60 William H. Bnrtels. 18. 129. 1:53 Ronald Barton. 60 David .I, Baslmm. 50 Donald Gordon Bashum. 60 Carol Ann Baslin. 5. 70. 112. 1111 Dorothy Bastin. 70. 116 Ella Belle Bates. 79 Harry Bane. 70 Mar1ene Balls. 52. 117. 126 Don Bauer. 52. 124- Ray Bauer. 52 Ronald Bauer. 70 Nadine Baugh. 52. 117 Barbara Baxter. 70 Larry E. Buys. 32 Wade Albert Buys. 70 Frank Beclllold. 18 Dorothy M. Beck. 32. 117 Turn Back. 60 Gloria Fay Bedford. 32. 203 James Bedinghaus, 60 Stan1ey Bee1er. 60 James Beerman. 69 LmIisc Beermzm. 12. 53. 117.151. 120. 118. 145. 206 Carlos Bedev. 70 Marcello Beglev. 70 Mary F3. Bcg1ey. 33. 200 Jerry Beitman. 7D Carro11 Belcher. 60 Alvin Be . 60 Emngene Bell. 33. 117 Virginia Bell. 60 Bessie R. Belt. 33. 117 Ramona Luis Be1ver. 70. 196 Bill Bender. 70 Larry Bender, 70 Rnsa1ie Bender. 60 Thomas AIeXnndPI- Rendermnn. 70 John Benerl. 59 Dale Benjamin. 52 Judy Benninz. 70 Mary Ann Bensnn. 52. 129 Ted Bering. 52 Cnrol Berkemeier. 60 Rnhcrt Berkemeior. 70. 199 Cliffnrd Bernard. 70. 111 Louis C1Iar1es Bnr'nns. 70 Ralph Anthony Ravens. 60 Matthew Berrv. 70. 1611 Janet Bertram. 70 Ronald Frank Bartram. 70 11111 A. 36559:. 79 Knv S Bevins. 13. 200 Nnncv Grave Rice. 70 Alfred Rick. 33 Lester B1P111. 70 Betty Bier1ev. 92 Bil1ie .Imn Biurlev. 70 Evelvn Birrlrv. 27. 171 Junk Binder. 79 Jnseph Binder. 33 229 George Bitner. 70. 164 Jimmie Bitner. 33. 45 Albert Joim Bitzenhofer. 60. 180 Wi11iam Bilzer. 69 Carolyn Blackburn. 70 Rochelle Blackburn. 52. 135. 203 Louis Blackmon. 52 Margaretta Blackwell. 60 Wil1ie B1zlnkwell. 70 13011 Blake. 52 Donna Jean Blake. 7'9 Patsy BlanIun. 60 Anna Bledsne. 60. 203 Anthem: Elev. 69 Jerry Block. 52. 196 Rubert Bfuck. 70 Ronnie Block. 52 Furless Lee Bluomfield. 70 Donna Boatmnn. 70 110111118 80110. 52. 117 Tom B. Buck. 33. 179 David N. Bndley. 5. 33.112.113. 128. 133. 135. 192.196 Charles John Boebinacr. 60 Rndger Bnhsnnrurt. 52. 180 Kathy Bniar. 31. 60.108. 110.111. 115. 127. 136. 196. 206 Mary Elizabelll Holden. 60 Johnny Baker. 70. 116 Robert Bond. 70. 16-1 Priscilla Cecifin 11mm. 60. 206 101:: Bonner. 70 .111cque1ine Bnnker. 70 Kenny Charfes 1100mm. 70. 171 Gilbert 11. Boreing. 50 Gail Borzemenke. 70 Edward Joseph anse. 60. 115. 136 Cera1d Bernard anse. '70 Earl Hardig Bonck. 70. 111 WiHiam Bevin. 33 Jack anling. 70 Jerry anling. 59 Anne Boyd. 70. 120. 12.3. 196 Ralph Bavd. 7O Cenrge Wil1iam Brahcnder. 60. 165 Kenneth Brabender. 70 Charles Bracken. 60 Card Bracken. 60. 115. 126. 113. 144.. 165. 187 Jim Fred Braden . 70 Art Bradford. 31. 52. 159. 173. 191. 205 Della Pearl Bradfnrrl. 33. 117. 127 Tom Bradford. 60. 165. 173. 196 Elva Carolyn Bradley. 33. 197. 203 George Brnd1ev. 52 Grover D. Bradlev. 50 Sandra Elizabeth BerlHev. 70. 117 Wilma Bradshaw. 52. 124.125.197 Bonnie Brandenlwrg. 60. 124 Joe Branhnm. 70 Carrn11 E. Brannm'k. 69 Shirlev Brannnck. 50 Lois Brnnsrlrm. 60 Marguerite Branllv. 60 Marilyn Brnssie. 59 David Bralcr. 52 David Paul Brauer. 70 Ray Bray. 60 SamueI L. Bray. 33 James BreiIina. 52. 126. 132. 131. 135. 192. 196 Richard Breitfelder, 60 Jnseph E. Brenner. 33 William Adam Brewer. 79 Bill Thomas Brinker. 60 Margie Brinker. 60. 203 Ken Brisbnn. 60. 111 Sarah E. Brianne. 33 .106 W. Brnadus. 33. 142. 178. 205 Patrick Bracken. 60 Jeanine Ann Brockhuis. 33, 195. 206 Henry Brooksbank. 1 James Brooksbank. 70 Joseph Broshears, 61 Dick Brass. 52 Jeanette Brothers. 33, 86. 11.7. 201 Turn .106 Broughlon, 61. 115. 191 Frances Brown, 70. 111 Janice Ann Brown. 61. 115 Jean Brown. 70. 111. 117, 126. 128. 196 JoAnn Brown. 69 John Brawn. 52. 156. 159. 166. 173. 204- Link Brown. 52 Louis E. Bmwn. 33 Mary Louise Brawn. 61 Ray Bmwn. 52 Robert Brown, 70 Rollin Brown. 52 Ronald Brown. 52. 174 Rosie Lee Brown. 61 Samuel Brown. 52 Sarah Brown. 33 Sherry Brown. 52. 126. 132. 33. 192. 195. 198 Thomas Brown. 70 Wa1tcr Brown. 79 Kathleen Ann Browning. 70 Patricia M. Bmwmng. 79 Tom Browning. 175 Oliver Brownlee. 61 B111 Bmxlerman. 52 Pat Brov1es. 61 Charles Wil1iam Bruegzeman 71 Beverlv Brun. 71 George Brunemann, 52 Jerry Brunk, 59 Rona1d Brunk. 59 Jack Brlrnner. 52. 159. 203 Char1es Brunsman. 71 Carv Thnmas Brunsman Waher M. Brummnn. 18. 129 Alma Bryant, 61 Caroll L. Bryant. 34 Jerry Bryant. 59 Marilyn Bryant 70 Robert Arthur Bryant. 71 Zelma Bryant 52 Phyllis Bryson.52.1351 102. 198 David Joseph Buck. 61 Shirley Buckhurt. 61 Michael Buckman. 71 Ronald Buckman. 71. 193 Judith Buckner. 61 Louise Bugge. 12. 34. 127. 203. 206 Sonia. Lorraine Bunch. 61. 111. 196 Donald Bunthnif. 61 Evana Burbank. 15 Samuel Hurbanks. 79 Ar1ene M. Burck. 12. 3-1. 108. 127. 129. 136. 157. 203. 206 Madame Burvk. 52. 93. 108.117. 136. 200. 206 James Bllrckt 52 1 Dick Burdetm. 70 Eva Burger. 106 1 110m Burgess. 52 Clifford Lernv B-Irhnm. 61 Elmer E. Burkhardt. 2. 18 j Onecta Burris. 71. 117 1 17411111 Bush. 71 Carl But1er. 61 Vera Buttrce. 52. 117 CIiH'ImI L. andnn. 69 Anna Byrd. 71 Ierry Byrd. 61 1 Roy Bvrd. 5. 71 112.113.1115 1 Juan van. 71 Ed Cain. 52 .1n11n Ca1a11an. 61 Herche1 V. Caldwell. 61. 159 Roben Calhnun. 61. 165 Ar1ene CuHLIn. 71. 117 P1111 Callif. 61. 165 James Dale Calvert. 61 Anthony Caminiti. 61 Janet Camp. 71 .1111 ! Camp. 52. 159. 162 Arthur Harold Campbell. 34 Belly Campbell', 71 Catherine Kay Camnbc . 61 Dorothy Campbell. 311. 117 Imogene Campbell. 52. 117 Robert Campbell. 34. 192. 202 Robert Camphe11 Urreshj. 71 ' Kitten CanEeld 52.144 r Vushli Cannon. 52 188 195 : Samuel 1. Caugzz610 111. 35 145.1 Kenneth Carnuhan, 34 Donald Martin Carney, 52 Eugene Carpak, 61 Glenda Carpenter, 52, 117 Ralph .1. Carpenter, 34, 111-1, 142, 173, 178, 205 Dave Carr, 71, I64- Shirley C1 71 Althea Ann Czlrr011,34, 117 Beverly Jenn Carrn11,71 John Carroll, 52, 115, 193 Thomas D. Carroll, 36, 113, 123, 202 Wall Curmtilers, 34- Curalyn Cursnn, 52, 206 Ronald Carson, 34 Christine Cawer. 52. 93 Eva Mae Carter, 71, 117 Rosemary Carter, 34, 117 Kennelh Casey, 59 Dale Cusselt. 5? 124, 203 William Howard Casileherry, 71, 164-, 168 Patricia Ann Calanzaro, 71, 110. 111 Betty Catching, 52, 128 Paul Franklin Caudiil. 61 Thelma Jon Centers, 71 Marv Chamberlain, 61 Phyllis Chamberlain, 71 James Chambers, 52 Yvnnne Marie Chambers, 61 Judy Chumness, 71 Alma Chandler. 69, 117 Patricia. Chandler. 61 Darlene Chaney. 52. 80. 105, 124. 195, 200. 201, 203 Shirley Ann Chaney, 61 C6132; Chapman, 52, 87, 124, 125. Earl Chapman, 69 Reda Chapman. 71 Fred Charles Chalslaen, 71, 1611, 180 Dnna1d Cilatmun. 59, 115, 126, 127 Dunultl Check. 71 Ora Chester, 52 Juan Gail Childress, 61 Thnmus Childs, 69 Juanita Chiles. 34. 203 Richard Chiles, 61 Anthnny Chintli, 15, 18, 100, 138. 140. 153. 176 Joe Christman, 52 Paul Cliristman, 71 Mary Alice Christopher, 71, 117 .1011an Ciiriswell, 71 ,InAnn Chumbley, 61 Ted Ciaccio. 52 Donna Clark. 52 Dannie Lee Clark, 79 Elizabeth Clark, 107 James E. Clark, 18. 159, 163, 165, 16 Jamel Cinrk. 71. 117 Marian L. Clark, 34 Midge Clark, 52, 140 Nowell H. Clark, 18 Willis Chas1er Clark. 71 William Clarke UrJ. 52, 159. 160. 161, 168. 166 William Clarke 6SrJ, 49 LiIlian Cluv. 71. 117 Carl Ciavbnrn, 52 Doris Clzwlmrn. 34 Gerald Malachi Clearv. 61 Verna Lee Clem, 71. 111 C1nria Lee C1evenger. 71, 203 70321 Clevenger, 52. 206 Sliir'iev Uevenger, 54 Ruth W. Clift,18. 125. 197 Juanita Clifton. 52, 117 Charlie Clare, 52 Donald L, Clnvd. 34- Audrev Ann Cluthc, 71 Mary Jo C1uthe, 61 01a Clvbum, 52. 129 Maud Cnhb. 61, 105 Raymond Edward Cnburn, 34 Joyce Cnciirun, 61 Kenneth Cochran, 61 Mary Jae Cnchrun, 61, 93 Rufus Noble Cnckrun, 71 Elizabeth CnHEy, 52 Robert Coffey, 71 Shirley Coffey, 52. 117 Joseph Cnenzzo. 71 Jerome Cnhcn, 71 Lynelte Colin. 50 Charles Colbert, 71 Sully Juno Cole, 71 Shirley Mae Cold, 61 Anlhuny Coleman, 61 Art Culcman, 5, 52, 112, 113, 116, 136, 173, 175, 173 Robert Coleman, 31 Ray E. Collelt, 34 Larry Collier, 61 Mary Collier, 52, 118. 14-7. 153 Barbara Ann Collins, 71 Jerald Douglas Collins, 61, 115 Judith J. Collins, 35 Nnrbcrl Collins, 61 Wilma. Collins, 52 Henry Colson, 61 John Cnlslon, 61 Elijah Cnivard, 71 Ronald Culwcli, 53, 161, 196 Emma Rue Combs, 71 81min Combs, 61. 108, 115, 121, 136 Jessie Cnmbs, 61 Loyal CIWH'JS. 71 Minnie Combs. 53, 201 Jean Cnndia, 61 Elizabeth Conn, 61, 199, 200, 206 Elsie Conn, 53, 117, 129, 200 Pat Conn, 53, 199 James Conner, 50 Carol Jean Cook, 71, 117 Geneva Cook, 35 Kulhlccn Cook, 61 Rirlmrd Cuuk, 59 Robert Edward Cook, 71 Tom W. Cnnk, 30, 35, 84-, 140, 1-1-1, 156, 173, 175, 196, 204, 205 Belly C. Cuolcy, 35, 111, 115,117, 203 Hubert C. Conley, 35, 117, 126 .Tnycc Elaine Conley, 61 Ken Conner, 61 Shir1uy Eileen Cowper, 35, 147, 151, 120. 118, 170. 192. 206 Eugene 'iZip Corbitt, 35 Normal Jean Cordon, 61, 203 Saundra Cornelius, 53 Marian Cnrnes, 71,117 Roger John Comes, 71 Ann Cums, 53 Evelyn Mary Corns, 71 Jim Earl Cams, 61 Charles Corry, 61 Emma Marie Corsun,71,183,196. 203 James Costeno. 71 James Cnstin, 61. 175 Sherry Cutter, 71 Mildred Sue Cunlter, 61 Turn Courtney, 71 Runny Covert, 61, 165, 168, 173 Jerry Cowans. 5. 61. 112, 113, 116 Alvin Earl anard, 69 Eva Cox. 53, 117, 129 Hnliert Cux, 35 Jnunne Cox. 71 Sarah Doris Cnx. 35, 117 Bunnie Cnyne, 111.196, 200 James Crublree, 61 Herbert Craft, 35 Price Mae Craft. 53. 117 Dale Craig. 53 Eileen M. Craig, 35, 117 Herbert Craig. 35 .Fune Craig, 71, 188 LeRny Craig, 71 Lynda Craig. 61, 115. 124, 125 Marjorie Craig. 53, 115, 117 Maxine Craig, 35 Nancy Craig, 61, 200 Vera Ann Craig, 71 Judith Cramlell, 53, 124-, 197 Ronald Cravens, 71 Charles Crawfurd. 53, 193 Charles Thomas mefnrd, 53, 193 Abe Cruyun, 5, 61, 112. 113, 116, 173 A169 CTFPDll, 61 Cladvs Creech. 69 Phyllis Crccvh, 53 Jimmy Crider. 61 Martha Crider, 61, 102 Cliar1c5 Frank Crosby, 71 Lurminc Crnslry, 71 .Tames Harvey meley, 61 Nurma Crowley. 71 Nancy Cara1 Crowlhers. 61. 115, 192, 196, 201, 203 230 Billy Crutchfield. 71 Preston Lcnn Cullars, 35 Samuel Cuilum, 71, 199, 203 Jnlm Cummins, 53 Clarence Cunningham. 59 Elizabeth Cunningham. 53 Myron Cunningham, 71 Paul T. Cur1cy, 35, 110, 111 Caml Ann Curran, 61 E. Currey, 173 Juakiu Ruth Curtis, 35 Roberta Ann Curtis, 71 Runaid Curtis, 71, 203 Dixie Bailey. 71 Jon Dallas, 71 Glyndum Dalton, 71, 117, 198 Barbara Ann Daulmn, 31, 71, 147, 155, 118, 198 Terrance Eugene Duly, 53 Charlotte Daniel 0:3. 53 Charlotte L. Daniels, 79 Raymond Daniels Margie M. Bardeen, 35 Virginia Darnell, 18 Dennis D353, 71, 164, 174 Cicnna Duuhun, 59 June Duulmn, 53, 115, 117 Tony Davenport, 53 Wanda. Davenport, 53, 190 Audrey Davidson, 61 Dale Davidson, 71 Laverne Dnvidsun, 53 Lee Vernon Davidson, 61 Lowell Davidson, 71, 199 Adeline Davis, 61 Annette Davis, 35 Donald Davis UrJ, 53 Donald Davis CSrJ, 61 Elizabeth Davis, 106 ,l'nhn Davis, 61 Patricia Davis, 53, 117 Phillip D. Davis, 35 Ruben Edward Davis, 71 Ronald Davis, 53 Violet Davis, 53, 103, 111, 124, 125, 123, 196, 197 Jerry DawIing, 199 Richard Dawn. 71 Eugene Day, 30. 35, 110, 111 Runald Dean, 79 Kenneth Dcarwester, 61 Roland DeBord. 50 Percy DeBruce. 5, 61, 112, 113, 116, 173 Jacqueiine Dee. 53, 117 Veronica Dee, 61 Ronald DcCrummnnd. 53. 91, 193 Janet Darla Dehncr, 61, 115, 127 Juhn Dciuingcr, 53, 62, 138, 180, 196. 204 Fred T. Deiters, 50 Lucey Delaney, 53 Alma Jewell Delk, 71, 117 Ruth Edith Demmons, 5, 53, 112, 113. 116 John Vernon Denike Ruben Denike. 53. 97. 127 Ruth Danika, 53, 115, 117 Carl Dennis. 35 Carol Dennis, 72. 117 Emily Dennis, 53 InAnna Dennis, 15, 53, 99, 146, 126, 127, 129 Joyce Densfnrd, 72 Ernest Devers, 6272 Richard Dewa'ld, Kenny Dezam, 62, 2168, 199 Larry Dick, 53 Flnvd Dicks. 53, 117 '1'. Hanrlley Diehl, 18, 101 Dan L. Dienhaus, 50 Dnmthy Diesslin, 5, 36, 190, 199 Ralph Dietz. 72 Lucille Dillard, 53, 129 Juyce Arm Dinkins, 72 Francis Disbennctt, 53 Paul Dishcnnctl, 62 Betty Lou Dixon. 69 Earline Mildred Dixun, 62, 115, 127 Mamie Dixon. 72 Mildred Louise Dixon, 36. 105 Rnbcrt 7Cowboy Donn, 36 Pennv Donne, 62 Charles Dubkins, 72 Edward Michael DnIan, 69 .106 Duld, 36 Joyce Ann D011, 62, 115, 123, 127, 171, 196, 199 Frederick Donaldson, 62, BB Elizahelii Dooley, 53, 103, 110, 111. 182, 136, 195 Edwina Donley, 72 James E. Damn, 36 Richard P. Duran, 79 Ronald Dosscnbach, 53 Rulyrgond Dossenback, 72, 111, 124. 9 Regina Douglas, 53 Slurlin Douglas, 4, 36 Susie Mae Douglass, 72 Donald Doulhwuite, 72 Nelle E. Duwd, 18 Allen Dallel Dowers, 72 Earl Franklin Bowers, 79 Jerome Dowling, 62 Donna Downs, 62, 126, 127 Henry A. Drnce, 18, 19, 129, 133, 133 Charles Dragon, 59, 9-1 1udith Ann Drakc,62,196, 203 Jean Drew, 62 James H. A. Driscnll. 36 Shirley Drout, 62 Julia M. Dryden, 18 Rnnultl Raymond Duggins, 72 Queen Ester Dukes, 53, 117 Reynolds Dukes, 62, 115, 165 Bonita Dunuwuy, 5, 53, 87, 112, 113, 116, 127, 192, 195, 196, 199, 200 Gladys Dunaway, 27 Gloria Ann Duncan, 36, 206 Judy Ann Duncan, 72, 196 Lee Dunholter, 62 James Dunignn, 72 Clarence Dunn, 62 Mary Dunn, 62 Willium Durbin, 53 Rnnsevelt Durretl, 36, 202 Mary Ann Duskin, 53 Richard Duwuyne, 69 James John Duwayne, 7 James John DuweI, 62 Earl J. Dwelly, 36, 14-2, 78 Edward Dwe11y. 62, 120 Arnnld Dykes, 50 Dunald Albert Eakiu, 79 Ceorga Billy Eustarling, 62 Virgil Edward Eclnn, 62, 178 Jerry Eddclmon, 72 Cubadecn Eddins, 62 Juan Edeler, 53 Matthew Frank Edelmayer, 72 Gladys Edmonds, 62 Rita Edmonds, 72 Bertha. Edwards. 72, 117, 196 Bette Edwards, 53, 103, 1211- Dm-olhy Edwards, 72 Edward Edwards, 53 Gladys Edwards, 72 Nm'ma Edwards, 72 Shirley Edwards, 59, 117 Dan Louis Ehrmzln, 72 Tnny Ehrman, 62 William Matthew Eilcrman, 72 Larry Eisele 62 Gordon Insenh Elder.72,164- Helen Jame Ellimt, 62 .10Ann Elliuii, 53, 111. 133, 134-, 192. 203 Inc Ellis, 36 Joyce Ann Ellis. 72. 196, 203 Mable Fern Ellis, 7 Ruse Marie E1115. 72 Robert Ellisnn, 62 Edwin Elsasser, 53. 143, 166, 176 Shirley Inex Ely. 72 Willis Embry, 62 William Emmcrl. 53 Anna Engel, 53, 117 Daniel Paul Engel, 36 Jerry Edward Englemzm, 79 Patricia LcP-Ann Eng1isli, 72 Marian Ennis, 62 Maxine Enyurd, 53,117 Merit: Eppersnn, 62, 111 Jim Ermer, 62 Elmer Wendclf Ernst, 79 Pat ErteI, 62. 115. 126,144, 196 Tom Esling, 62. 173 Ray Eslingcr. 53. 17B Fred Edward Espy', 62 Shir1ey M. Estell, 36 Betty Lee Etherington, 62, 113, 121, 192 20 John iming, 4, 13, 104,129, 133, 170 Daisy Evans, 62 Geneli Evans, 62, 203 Glen Mack Evans, 79 Carl Everett, 72, 117 Charles Everlmrl, 72, 164 Bob Louis Evers, 62. 126, 133, 135, 173, 190, 192, 196 Dennis Lea Eversole, 62 Cuiela Ewing, 62 Phyllis Carol Exterkamp, 62 Dornthy Fuder, 62 Virginia Fagin, 72,115,127,198 Cnnnie Fahey, 69 James Roy Fain, 72, 164 Frank M, Fairchiid, 18, 39. 129, 133 Marjorie Fuirchiid, 72 Alfred Hicks Fant, 72 Kenneth Farley, 5, 62, 112, 113, 116,134 Robert Lee Farmer, 69 Thomas Michael Farrel, 62, 173 Ronnie Farrell, 53, 165 Jerry Farrington, 53, 124, 159, 203 Juy anachio,72,111,196,199 1 humas Edward Fuy,53 Norma Jean Feck, 99 Verna Pack, 53, 117, 129 Dalton Fee, 62 John Wayne Feick, 62 Ed Fcldhaus. 53 Frank Feldhaus 53,173,180 Fred Francis Fe1dlzmus, 62, 124 132,134,135,192 Tum Feldkamp, 62 Arthur Feldmun, 69 Rosemary Feldmun, 53, 124 Joseph H. Feiix, 18, 124, 197 Cornelius Fallon, 53 Edward Eugene Feilon, 72 Jnyce Ann Felts, 62 Larry Fenneding, 62 Ernest Ferguson, 36 Ernest Tony Fergusun, 72 Cenrgetta Ferguson, 62 Willie Ferguson, 53, 199 Joyce Ferris, 72 Lorraine Marie Ferris, 72,111 Daugius Fields,178 Rnhert Finley, 36 William Finley, 62, 193 Cluria First, 69 Richard Fischer, 53 Patricia Marilyn Fish, 62 Carol Ann Fisher, 72, 117 Clyde William Fisher, 72 Rulh Aline Fisher, 62 William Fisher, 53, 142 Cnnnie Fitzgerald, 79 1ewe1 Filzwnter, 62, 111, 115, 199 Margaret Flaherty, 72, 117 Roger Flunery, 36, 203 Russell Fleckenslein, 53 Geraldine Fleming, 62 Grover Fieicher, 69 Ray Flcxner, 36 Ruben Gnlden Flinchum, 62 Sandra Lynn Flint, 62 Walter Flawers, 69 Richard Foertsch, 53 Judy Foglc, 62, 115. 127, 193 Robert J. Foglesong, 36, 92 Josephine C. Fnicy, 36, 136, 206 ArliIur Fnllmer, 5, 29, 36, 124, 145, 195, 197 Robert F0112, 72 Jim Furrheck, 53 Bernice Ford, 36 Margie Forewalt, 72 Anna Forte. 62. 111 Bernice A. L. Foster, 37 Richard Foster, 72, 111, 193 Fred Fox, 72, 173, 180 Betty Fruley, 69 August Franecki. 17 Runald Frank, 53 Thomas Frank. 59 Putricin Joan Franklin, 62, 115 Betty Fratier, 72 Husea Frazier, 37 Juan Frazier. 79 Carnl Fredrick, 62 Jack Monroe Freeman, 62 Billy Freeze, 72 Andrew F, French, 18, 139 Kenneth Fricke, 62, 180, 199 Richard Lee Frisky, 72 Robert Frisby, 69 Ginnv Frilsch. 62 Ronald Lee Frilscil, 72, 94 Betty Jane Frills, 37 Eddie Frilz, 72 Regina Fritz, 62 Beatrice Marie Frye, 72 Emma .10 Ann Frye, 72 Grace Ann Frye, 62 Vivian Frye, 37 James Fugam, 59 Dorothy Fuller, 53 Luis Fuller, 37 Lutieu Fuller, 37, 98, 117 Ruby Jean Fulton, 62, 128, 133, 192 Daniel Charles Funk, 72 Cnnrad Gabhard, 62, 30 Robert Cahbard, 72 Charlene Alma Gabriel, 72 Herbert Gabriel, 62 Rnseila Gaines, 62 Frank Gajus, 59 George Gajus, 5, 53,112, 113, 116 Wanda Gajus, 72 Daniel Galiingan, 59 Darlene Gambrel, 62 Steven Wayne Gamon, 72 Dan Lee Gardner, 62 iuwrence Gardner, 59 Raymond Edward Gardner, 69 Charles Bernard Carnett, 5, 72, 12, 113 Hc1cna Curnen, 62 Harry Catskill, 59 Allen Ray Caskins, 62 MilIun Gaskins. 53, 180 Ray Gaskius, 62 James Gasser, 62 Robert Gauck, 59 Wilfred Cauck William Cauck, 62 Graver Cay, 53 Luis Geeks, 62, 98 William Gehring, 37, 178, 204- Dzwid Allen Gerard, 63, 111, 126, 133, 192 196 William Gerhardt, 59 Wilma Gerhardt, 63 Abraham Gershkovitz, 19, 114. 126, 129, 170 LeRoy David Cliazicr, 79 Beverly Ciar, 63 Patricia Gibbs, 37, 117 Jnhn David Gibson, 63, 203 Shirley Ratliff Gibson Richard Arthur Giersc, 72 Charles Gilbert, 59 Mary Giibert, 37. 117 Judy Cilkerson, 37 Jerry Gill. 63 Bobby Gillian, 63 Mary Ann Gilmore, 37 Daniel Lee Cilpin, 72 Kenny Cilpin, 59 Wayne Gish, 63, 193 Margie Evelyn Glass, 63 Frank E. Glaulmur, 19, 94, 133 Lerny David Glazier, 72, 198 Frank Cieisingcr, 72, 116, 180 Jeannette Cieisinger, 72 Mary Nancy Clisson, 63 01110 Ann Glisson, 63, 111, 128. 199 Barbara Jean Glosser, 72 James Glosser. 50 Ken Glover, 63, 202 Sarah Clover. 53, 108, 115, 126, 128, 136, 195 Shirley Ann Glnver, 37, 203, 206 Alfred Cobcr. 53 Charlotte Godbcy, 72 Dolores Codbey, 53,98,129 Tim Godb 5 Bill Goedde, 49, 53, 143 159 161,162,166 167, 168, 204 Benny Gnldstein, 37 Iva Coley, 69 Jeane Coodc, 37, 117 Ralph Goodman, 59 Lillie Gordon, 72 Lawrence Core, 72 La mun- Goshade, 63 Don Gusney, 53, 205 Bruce Gould, 53 Joseph Guyana, 53 Ralph Coyetlc, 72 Bonnie jean Grace, 63 George Grace, 72 Joyce Graham. 5, 54, 112, 113, 116, 118, 128, 13-1- Put Grant, 54, 206 Phyllis Gram, 54, 14-7, 149, 118, 124, 129, 206 William Cram, 63 William Albert Cram, 63 Carolyn Gray, 72 Harry Gray. 54, 112, 113, 116 Kenncih Grebe, 63 Leonard Fred GTEbC, 72 Charles Green, 54, 166 Dunuid Lewis Green, 69 Margaret Green, 63 Marvin Green, 63 Pat Green, 63 Barry Greene, 79 Howard Greene, 54 Pulricia Greene, 59 Becky Greer, 63 George Roy Greer,6g. 165 203 Mary Belle Grccr,10 Eugene Robert Gregg, 63 Alva Gregory, 63 Charlotte Grevious, 63 Lillie Grey, 69 Dan Crieszmer, 72 Billie Crinis,54,111, 117,199 William Junies Grigsby, 63 Gertrude Crimes, 69 4aron L. GrIssom, 37 Mary Grnbe, 54-, 11'! Ted Grohs, 59 Thomas W. Grooms, 19, 80 Clarence Crnss,72,192 Edward Albert Gross,63,123 Fred Cross, 37 Edna Cmtli, 72 Norbert Grueners, 54, 112, 113 Douglas Gurley, 63 Judith Gussett, 63, 115, 196, 199, 205 Larry Guttadaum, 50 Margueritle Gultrung, 63, 200 Kenneth Lee Guy, 6 Thelma Guy, 72 Robert Haah, 54 Jim Haas, 54 Lee Hacker, Jr., 50 Dnrothy Huddix, 63, 199 Richard Haehnie, 54, 117 Charles Raymond Halt, 63 Richard Hufl, 37 Larry Lee Hale, 63, 115, 127, 199 Naomi R. Hale, 37 Ray Bennet Hale, 63 William Allen Hale, 72 Charles Haley, 54 John Joseph Haley, 79 Aiicia R.1'1a11,19 Barbara Lee Hall, 72, 117 Emmy Hall, 54, 114, 115, 127 Gladys L. Ha11,37 James Wilhelm H311, 72 Jamel H2111, 73. 203 Joyce Ann 111111, 63 Sylvia H4111, 59 Barbara Hullbauer, 54- Dennis Halpin, 37 Patrick Hnlnin, 73 Dorothy Halusek, 59 Russell Hilmb11l'1, 63 Emma Hamilton, 73 Hattie Hamilton, 73 Mary Hamilton, 37, 117 Bill Ray Hamlin, 73 Mary Lnuise Hamlin, 73 Margaretta Hamm. 54 Ray Hammond, 73, 164- Carol Hammons. 591-, 123. 181. 197. 199 Loretta Hammons, 73, 121 Alma L, Hunau, 19, 141 John Henry Hancock, 63 Pat Hanmrk, 63 Yvonne Cecelia Handicy, 79 Joseph Hanes, 73 Jesse Calvin Hankersnn, 63, 84. 16.5 Loretta Hunkersnn, 59 John Hanselmau 231 Sonja Hanselman, 54, 115, 126, 127, 129 Charles Hard, 63 Donald Ray Hard, 73 Bob V. Hardin, 38 Dorothy Hardin, 38 Frank Charles Harding, 38 Eileen Hardnmn, 54 .luAIIn Hargmve, 73 Janice Reheccu Harmon, 73 Kenneth Harmon, 63 Janice Harness, 73 Charlotte Hurncy, 73, 132, 134, 139, 192 Phyllis Harney, 63 Sonja Harp, 54, 124 David Harper, 5, 54, 112, 113, 116, 118, 128, 134, 195 Robert Harper, 54 Huber: Riley Harrell, 69 Sue Harrell, 73 Carl Harris, 63 Esther Harris, 38 Houston Harris, 54. 82 Kenneth Harris, 63 Sylvia Harris, 54 Barbara Rene Harrison, 50, 114, 115, 195, 203 Billy Harrison, 73 Myra Harrison, 54, 117, 195 Stanley Hurrison, 63, 173 Eugene E. Hart, 19, 43, 4-7, 129 William Hart, 63 Francine Patricia Harte , 73 Larelta E. Harlzcl, 19, 102, 207 1:1inle Huskins, 63 Edward Hussertt, 54 Robert Wiiiiam Hasscrlt, 63 Matilda Hathaway, 5, 54, 85, 112, 113, 116, 118, 128, 134- 11055 Hallendorf, 38, 45, 166 Dan Hauff, 123 Carolyn Hauser, 105 Peggy Arm Huuser, 38 Frances Juanita. Hawkins, 73, 117 John William Hawley, 73, 196 Claudia Hayes, 73 Jerome Hayes, 63, 173 Peggy Ann Hayes, 38, 127, 139, 203 William Earl Hays, 63 Barbara Haze, 73 Cathleen Heard, 63 Josephine Heard, 63, 199 Lois Haber, 54 Ron Hockney, 59 Roy Hcdburgh, 63 Janet Hedrick, 73 Donald HeHin, 54 Mary Alma Heidecker, 73 Biil H811, 54, 82 Louis Heim, 54- Phiiiip Hein, 54-, 180, 193 Deannu Heineman, 38 Donna E. Heineman, 38, 203 Delmar Helton,3 Deimus Helton,7 Joyce Arlene Hellon,29,63, 113, 117,127,206 B. Heming, 173 William Heming, 63, 16.5, 168 Barbara .10 Ann Henderson, 73, 105, 117 Evon Henderson, 54, 117 John Robert Henderson, 73 Viuric Henderson, 54, 117 Jill'k Hendrickson, 69, 168 Tom Henegar, 63 Troy Henasiey. 54 Robert Edward Henkci. 73, 164 Loretta Henderson, 129 Ken John Henn, 38 Stanley Harm, 59 Beverly Henschen, 63, 203 Carol chschen, 63 Bob Hensley, 73. 111, 180. 199 Jack Hens1cy, 63 Katherine HensIey, 63 Ruby Hensley, 63 Thomas Edward Hensley, 63 Valila Arvena Hensun, 73 Naomi Herdson. 59, 127 Jack Hnrgct, 54 Margie Hurling 54, 117 Benson Hermes, 63, 115, 117, 127 Barbara Herrigan, 59, 117 Marjorie Herring, 73 Clarence W. Heslzlr. 19, 129, 133 Carl Hess, 63 Frank Hess, 54, 145. 199 Mera Hess, 63. 201. 203 Wilma C. Hess, 50, 117 Robert Hesse, 59 Betty Hewitt, 54 Terry Heyhurrh, 54 Carl Hiatt, 63, 165 Calvin Clyde H icks, 63 Edward Eugene Hicks. 2. 73 Geraldine Hicks, 30, 206 Gloria Marie Hicks. 73 Ingram Abdul Hicks, 63, 165 Juanita Hicks, 63. 202 LAVcrne Hicks. 73 Robert Arthur Hicks, 73 Ruse Hicks, 5, 54, 98, 112, 113, 116. 129 Sue Hicks, 73 Mary Highlander, 79 Joyce Hilbert, 73, 117 Gerald Hildebrand. 69 Rnn K. Hilderbran, 38 Bony H111, 63, 110, 111,115. 195, 199, 206 Belly L. Hill. 15, 31, 571-. 109. 122. 223, 144, 194. 195, 196, 197, 199, 200, 203 Charles. Hi11, 54 Danny Hill, 54, 111, 203 Don Hill, 54, 97, 159, 173 Donald H111, 54 Ewen Hill, 63 Luis Kathryn Hill, 65 Melvin Ray Hill. 5. 63, 112, 113. 118. 128 Pat Ann H111, 38 RnnuH Norman H111. 31, 73. 161 Yvnnnc Hinard, 54. 117 Catherine Marie Hillmztn. 63 Larry Hiilnmn. 63 Walter Hillman, 5. 7. 31, 51, 112, 113. 116. 124, 128, 193 Jake Hilpnnslcincr. 63. 179 Paul Hilteulyeitel, 19. 138 Lennard Himmclmaun, 19. 129, 133, 19 Theresiu Himmclspurh. 73, 128. 196 Carver: Hubbs, 63 Wendell Hobbs, 54 William HthS. 63 Barbara Ann Hark. 73 Juybe Ann Hooker. 73. 117 Barbara Hodge, 63 Daniel 1, Hodge. 79 Edna Marie Hanfge. 63. 98. 127 Larry Hodge, 73, 164 Martin Hudgeman, 73 Cunrge Hneh. 69 Richard Hnelle, 64 Betty Huff, 64, 85, 103, 113, 127, 196, 206 Dan Huff. 511-. 133 Raymond 101m 11011, 38. 195, 202 Fred D. HoHnmnn, 10, 19, 91 Jim Hngzm, 54 Thomas Hogan, 59. 173 Mary Holaday. 54 Charlotte Francis Hnlcnmh, 611 William Hollun, 59 C. Holland, 173 Sue Hunand. 54, 198 Bill. Hullander, 79 Amos .1. Hollzlndswnrth. 73. 111 Janet Carol Hulliduy, 79 Joe Wayne Hulliday, 6-1 Ruben Ray 1'1011ing5wnrth, 61 Mary Lou Hnlman, 50 Charles Hull. 73 Dorothy J. Huh, 38 Lorena Ann Hull. 61 William Lester Hull. 64 Lyn Frank Hullhaus, 64, 115 Charles Homer, 54, 111 Wayne Humor, 51 Denise Dean Hurticun, 73 Pete Hand, 54 Richard Conrad Hung, 64, 179 Robert Hang, 73 10er Ann Hnnkur, 64 Judy Hummer, 73 Jay Haukins, 73 Virginia Hopkins, 73 Walter A. Homyc, 38 Margaret Hopper. S, 73, 112. 113 William Walter Hopper, 61, 104, 116, 124 Clarence Horn, 59, 128, 193 Roberta Jean Hanan, 15, 38, 92 Sum Ann Horton. 54, 117 Izeua Huskins, 54, 117 Jimmy Lee Hostetler, 73 Carol Huuscr, 64 Alphonso Howard, 69 Meta K, Howard, 7 Minnie Howard. 73 Runald David Howard, 79 Rubin Howard. 193 Shirley Howard, 59 Charles Howe. 175 Frances Luuise 1'1uwc11, 73 Robert Howell. 54 Charfcs Huwlund, 64 Richard Hubbard. 38 Virginia Hubbard. 54. 117 17'. Huber. 164 Wiiliam Huckabv. 8, 641-, 111 Willie Hudgies, 54 Charles H1111, 73 Agnes Louise Hughca 73 Curlis Hughes, 73, 115 Don Hughes, 73 Jerry Hughes, 64 JuAnn Hughes, 19, 129. 133, 141, 200 Mary Hughes, 79 Sleven Hughes, 64 Marvin Hugo, 54 Wil1iam Hubert Hulgin, 64 Don Hulsman, 124 Clyde Hummer, 73 Fay Humphrey, 38 Harn1d Humphrey, 33 Mildred Humphrey. 54, 115. 127 Fritz Humphries, 73 Ed Hungesler, 79 Barbara Lee Hungler, 73, 117 Jim Hunt. 54, 166 Bernice Hunlcr, 64 Anna Lucille Huntley, 69 Fred Anthony Huper. 73 Juan Hurst,39.111,203 Linclu Hurst, 73 . Thomas Hurst, 54 Garland Hutchcrsnn, 39 Don Hulrhison, 73, 164, 174 Evelyn 1'1uu-hisnn, 59 Richard Hyseil, 39 Eldridge Inmun. 54. 88, 128, 133 Lena Inman, 64, 115 Betty Inyurt. 54, 115, 117 Cary L. Ireland, 39 01Kclly IsEcy, 54 Ronald Isley, 64, 115 Rudolph Isley, 73 Elaine 1501112, 64 Sam Ivory, 64 Barbara Lee Jackson, 64, 115, 126, 206 Carla Ann Juvksun, 79 Mary Lee Jackson, 64 Norma JuCkSun, 61-, 115, 199 Richard Jacksnn, 73 Shirley Jacksnn, 73 William Philip Jackson, 64 Clarence George Jacnb, 73 Kalherine Jamil. 59, 117 Beat A. Inrnbsnn, 19, 108. 129, 136, 185, 207 Freda James, 54 Henry James. 73 Jean Jamison. 39. 203. 206 Car1 Jelmun. 59 Donald .1. Jansen. 73 Darlene Junser, 64- Fralnk Jnlm Jansnn. 39 Walter Janstm. 73 Bill Meredith Jarvis Ray Jasper, 54, 128 ' Phyllis 19116115, 5, 73, 112, 113, 116, 196, 198 Sherman JeHcrs, 5, 6:1. 112, 113, 116, 118, 128, 134, 193 Thomas Jeffers, 64 Gcorgcuu Jeffersnn, 54, 115, 117 Janice Jenkins, 73 Ruben Jenkins, 64 Thanxdnre Morris Jenkins, 64 Vertlie B, Jenkins, 73 William Jenkins, 73 Kathryn Lucille Jennings. 128 Fred M. Jenss, 39, 109 Barbara Jerreala, 54 Jack Jessup. 73 Everett Jewell, 73 Billy Johns, 73 Thomas Edward Johns. 73 Arthur Junior Johnson, 79 Betty Johnson, 73, 117, 199 Charles Johnson, 39 Christina Johnson, 54, 195 Dewey Johnson, 54, 88, 173. 175 Elizabeth Ann Johnson, 74 Fred Johnson, 79 Gubrielta Johnson, 39 Hildegarde Johnson, 19, 85 Julia. Johnson, 54, 182 Mary Johnson, 64 Nancy Johnson, 74 Ronald Johnson, 64 William Johnson. 64, 79 Wyman Johnson, 54 Carol. Jenn Johnston, 73 Paul F. Johnston, 64 Ruth Joyce Johnston, 39, 110, 111, 139, 195, 206 Helen Joiner, 64 Carrie Joins, 39, 85, 117 Allan Jones, 64- Carl Jones, 74 Charlene Jones, 15, 54, 115, 117, 195 - Charles J ones, 74- CliHord Jones, 74 Gerald Lee Jones, 74, 117 Homer Jones, 17, 179 Jack Barly Juncs, 79 .1301: Rogers Jones, 74 .inmcs Jones, 55, 117 James E. Jones. 39 James T. Jones, 39, 126 Josephine Jones. 55, 195 Larry Jones, 39 Rohert Jones UIJ, 55, 115, 117, 127 Ruben Jones 1510. 39, 203 Ronald Jones 1SrJ. 203 Ronald Jones 1.1111, 59, 81 Ruth H. Jones, 19, 102 Shirley Jones, 74 Sue Jones, 39, 117 Vassie L. Jones, 39 Wi11iam L. Jones, 39 Jean Jurdan, 1.17 Kenneth Theodore Jordan Mildred Jordan, 59 Pan. Louise Jordan. 39, 117 Raymond Jordan, 74, 117 Jucob Andrew Jung, 74, 111 Wyunu Marie Jung, 79 Jack Ronald Justice, 64 Jerry Justice, 64 Mace C. Juslicc, 20, 118 Terry Justice, 74 Edward J. Kaeser, 39 Bessie Kuhn, 74, 117 Joe Kaiser, 74 Philip Louis Kallschmidl, 64, 137, 199 Velma F. Kamphaus, 20, 195 13111 Kamsey, 116 Charles Kunel, 64 Joyce Kunct, 64 Patricia Ann Kuppner, 74, 143, 187, 196, 203 Ronu1d Kasselman, 39 Norman Christopher Kulhmuun, 40 1 Guy! Ann Katz, 74, 143, 199 Frank Kalzler, 74 Randall B. Kuutz, 40. 156, 173, 175, 204 Lawrence Kay1or, 64 Will Herman Kaylor. 64 Barbara Kayser, 55, 196, 206 John Richard Kcil, 74 Nick C. Keil Charles Keith, 64, 180, 191 Jack KcIler, 74, 164 La2wrence Lee Ke1ler, 40, 142, 178, 04 Mary Keller. 127 Paul Keller. 14, 178 Mary Alice Kelley, 64, 115 Delores Kelly, 55. 117 Patricia Kelly, 55, 115, 117 Ronald Kelly, 55, 111, 144, 195 Rose Kelly, 64 Susan Kelly, 31, 55,112,113, 115, 117 William Kelly, 55, 173 Barbara Kamper, 74- Joe Kemplin, 55 Tom Kendall, 40, 84, 159, 160 Delores Kennebrew, 64 Carol Kennedy, 55, 128 Eleanor Kennedy, 20. 87 Lester Kern, 55 Palricia Lee Kern, 115 Bessie Mae Key, 74 James Wulter Key, 74 Hallie Kidd, 55, 129 James Kidd, 74 Joyce Kidd, 64 Von Kidd, 74 Carol Ann Kidwell, 74 Robert KiHmeyer, 64 Thomas Kihm, 74 George Richard Kilmke, 64, 128, 133 Jerry Kihnke Jerry Edward Kihnke, 55, 64 Jerry Kimbler, 64 William Kinderman, 55 Charles Benjamin Kiner, 79 Bette King, 55, 190 Daniel King. 64, 135 Jack Ronald King, 64 Jacqulene King. 5, 55, 112. 113, 116, 200 , John Samuel King, 74, 203 Robert C. King, 64 Zelma King, 74 James W. Kinne, 8. 20 Diane Kinny. 64, 196 Jerry Charles Kinzback, 64 William Kirby. 40 Alexander Thomas Kirchcr, 40 Norman Gary Kirk, 64 Juan Kisner, 55, 124- Jane L. Kissinger, 40 Rose Ann Kitchen, 64 Billy Klayer, 74 Bobbie Ruth Klein, 64 JoArm Klein, 74 Patricia Klein, 74 Tom Klein, 55 Gwen Klenk, 40 Roberta Klenk, 55 WiHiam Fredrick Klopfslein, 40 Kenneth Kioth. 40. 156. 173, 175, 204 , Carl Knaubcr, 5, 55, 116 Carl ,Knauman, 116 Carol Kneipp, 74, 199 Charles Kneipp, 74 Fred J. Knell. 74 Granville Knight, 64 Jim L. Knight, 40. 111, 196 Nurma Knight, 79 Harold Knippinberg, 59 Janet Knost, 74 Edward Wi11inrn Knue Carol A. Kober, 40, 115, 117 Curul Kuch, 55 Joyce Elaine Koch. 64, 85 Mumford Paul Richard Koch, 64, 111. Robert F. Koch, 40. 111, 203 Berti Barllomous Kocher, 79 5118113 Kocstcr. 18. 55. 108, 146. 126, 127, 129, 136, 143, 145, 182, 185. 187. 138, 189, 196, 206 David Kohake, 55 Carole Kolda, 55, 124, 203, 206 Line! Kolde. 30, 40. 206 101111 Knnnagan, 74 Russell Konnugun, 64 Carola Konrad. 64, 11.5, 144, 137 Mary Kone, 64, 203 August Kraemer. 40 Lester Kraemer, 64 Carolyn Ann Kramer, 74 Ronald Kramer, 74 Verna Kramer, 64, 115 Ruger Frederick Kreke, 64 Tom Krekcler, 55 Jerry Kreuler, 64, 170 Frank Kresser, 79 Melvu Knesset PetrnE. 26 Blanche Krick, 74 Jnhn Krier. 55 Elmer Premo Kries, 64 Gary Lee Krueger. 64 Justine Krueger, 64-, 14-3 Marlene Krueger, 40 Marceline Kruse, 64, 92 Joe Todd Kubc, 74 Edmund Kuderer, 55 Irvin C. Kuehn. 20, 140, 159. 165. 173. 174. 204 Tim Kuhl, 50 Carl Kuhn. 55 Carl Lee Kunkel, 64 Nick Thomas Kurlas, 64 ShirIey Kuykendall, 74, 196. 199 Thomas Joseph Kyla, 74 Daniel Laborn, 55. 195 George Lachlrop. 55 Betty Jean Lackey, 40 Catherine Lackey, 74 Ernestine Lackey, 74 Pauline Lackey, 64 Ruth Ann Lackey, 74 Roy D. Lugaly, 20, 138, 140. 159. 173, 174, 180 Helen Ruth Lagame. 74, 117 Sarah Lamb. 65 Shirley Ann Lamb, 40, 199, 206 Fred Lampe, 55 Jim Guy Lamnkin, 65 John Albert Landrum, 74 Jenny Lou Lane, 74 Pat Lane, 64 Priscilla Lane, 74 Ralph Lane, 65 Don Lange, 65 Paul Lange. 65. 123, 144, 193, 202 Carol Conway Lunich. 40 Estella Lanien Joyce Lanter. 11, 55, 108, 111, 147, 113. 126. 127. 129. 143. 1.58, 171, 181, 182, 184, 188, 189, 196, 206 Ruth S. Lapc, 17, 27, 129, 141. 14-5 Linda Large. 74, 117 Juanita Lnrgin, 40, 206 Ronald Larkin, 74 Ernest Larry, 59, 166 Vincent Lasila, 74 Barbara Luster. 65 Marilyn Lauderback. 65, 206 Donna Luutcrhack, 59 Gottfried Tony Lnux. 41 Eleanor Lavaluri, 65 William Lawrence, 55 Everett Andrew Lawson, 79. 116 Frank Lawson, 65, 116, 165 Janice Lee Lawson, 74 John Harold Lawson Raymond LaWson. 74 James Lnxton. 55 Judith Celleen Lay, 74- Judy Lay. 65 Margaret Lay, 74, 117, 196, 199 Myrnn Leavell, 55 Joyce Lovellu heavens , 41, 117 .1an Lebcr, 55, 135 Mary Joe Lee, 55, 124, 195, 200, 203 Thomas Leeds. 74 Donald Webster Legg, 74 Thomas Lehane, 59 Don Lehmkuhl, 55 Rose Lehmkuhl, 55, 117 JaAnn Leigh. 65 Kim Leigh. 65, 115, 121, 201 Sue C. Lemons. 41 Fred Lenscr. 55, 126. 157. 159. 160 Carol Leonard. 74 Richard Thomas Leppcrl, 65 Joe Lepple. 55 Robert Lepple. 74 Ruth Leppla, 55, 85, 196 John Lerwili, 55 Michael Lesch. 65 William Lelt. 55 Charles Lewis, 65 Dorothv Lewis. 55. 115, 117, 127 James Lewis, 59 Sylvester Ligon. 65 EarlJ.L11lie. 41, 142,178 Peter Lind, 5. 41.112.113.115. 113,127, 128, 133, 134. 139. 172, 196 Robert Lester Linda, 74. 164 Allen Lindsay, 65. 199, 203 Ronald Lindsay, 50 William Harold Lindsay. 65 James Dennis Lintlsev. 74. 110, 111 Elizabeth Linfert. 5. 65 Betty Linfurd. 112, 113 Sue Link, 74 Don Lipps. 41 Shirley Ann Litteral. 74. 117 Tyrane Livingston. 74 Jean Livingstone, 65 John F, Locuupto, 19, 41 Neal Lockhzlrd. 55 Charlotte Lollmiller, 65 Larry Edward Lollrer, 65 Betty Ruth Long, 74 Doris J. Long, 41. 117, 199 Ernestine Long, 55 Huey Long, 74 Janice Long, 65 Charles Longbotlom, 65, 203 Beverly Loth, 59, 117 R. F. Loughlin. 20. 41 Kyle Love. 65. 173 Robert Lee Lchlcss. 65 James aniu, 55, 196 John Levitt, 65 PM A. Lowe, 30, 41, 128 Richard Lowe, 65, 117 Eva M. Lowery, 4-1, 117 Clifflon Lowry, 55 James Edward Lowry, 74 Janice Lowry, 57, 115, 117, 127 Nancy Carolyn Lowry. 65, 115, 117, 126, 127, 203 Gary Albert Loze, 74 Mac Juranl Luckey, 74- Belty Lucky. 65 Robert Felora Lumpkin, 65 Walter R. Lund, 20, 113, 179, 197, 207 Larraine Lundy, 65 Michael James Luther, 74 Kenneth James Luxenberger, 41, 111, 199 Ray Lynch, 41. 118. 144, 204 Vennena Angeline Lynch, 65 William E. Lynch. 41 James Phillip Lynn, 74 Judy Marie Lynn, 65 James Lyons. 50 Rebecca Jane Lytle, 74, 100, 124, 135, 181, 196. 202 Dorothy Mack, 74 Cecil Madden, 65 Teddy Maddix, 65. 113, 115, 127. 129, 135, I96 Evelyn Maddox, 41, 117 Dona1d Mudich, 65 Ken Magne, 178 Charlene Malian, 59, 115, 126, 128 Wanda Mahan, 55, 124, 199, 203 Rona1d Mahon, 74 EIizabelh Y. Mailhre, 20, 138, 145 Jerry Makin, 55 Leslie Alan Malady, 65, 168 Lluyd Lee Malicnat, 65 Barbara Lee Mallory, 74, 117 Judy Anne Maillot, 74 Robert Manchester, 55 Dnna1d Mandich, 137 Geraldine Manis, 65 Earl Levvughn Mann. 65 Freida Mann, 74 Myrna Manning, 65.111, 117 George Mannix, 65. 179 Robert Frank MarceUn, 74, 137 Bill Frank Murcum. 41 Oda Marcum, 55, 173, 204 Robert Wayne Marcum, 75 Sonia Marcum, 41 William Sherman Margulis, 41, 126, 129 Mary Marion, 55. 117, 127 Joyce Marlowe, 75, 196 Don Marquarm, 65 Joseph Anthony Marsala, 65, 128, 133. 192. 202 BiIl Marsh, 41 Connie Sandra Marshall, 75, 117 Eddie Marshall, 31. 75 Marlene Marshull, 65. 196, 203 Virginia Lee Murshalt, 4-1 Bob Martin, 41, 55, 115, 126 Gary P. Martin, 41 Cenrgia Martin, 65 Gloria Ann Martin, 55, 117 Howard Marlin, 75 June Martin Luther Martin, 41 Orville Martin. 75 Ruth Martin, 42, 127 Stanley Martin, 65 Sylvia Martin. 20, 126, 135, 192 John Marzhauser Jnlm Marzlmuser UrJ, 59 .101 ! Phillit Murzhauscr, 55, 79 Dominic Carmen Marziale, 75 Belly Mnscari, 75 Gayle Masminster. 42 LeRoy Edward Mason 65.199 Patsy Ann Mason, 42. 206 Robert Jean Mason, 79 Sam Masscngaie 31, 65 Sue Austin Massengule, 75 Charles N. Massarle Robert Dudley Mnstersnn, 75 Tom Mathes, 65 Errel Mathews, 55 Jackie Mathews, 65 Dale Matlhey, 55, 195 Patsy Matllin, 65 Michael Thomas Mauch, 75 Janice Maupin. 65,115, 127 Jerry Maurer. 59 Harold Mause, 50 Norbert Mause, 75 Frank C. Mayer. 20. 140 Eddie Louis Mayfield, 75 Rufus Moywn Mayne, 79 Jesse Mays, 59 Alice McAtee. 75 Barbara Ann McBride, 42, 141-, 199. 201 Mildred McBride. 65. 183 Robert McCunts, 65 Robert McCarthy, 55 Ronald McCarthy, 55 Rosalie Kathleen McCartney, 42 Thomas McClain. 75 Pat McClcan, 117 Jerry Lee McClure. 75, 199 James Russell Mchon, 75 Cecilia McCoy. 65 Dave McCoy, 55 Dunald McCoy, 75 John H. McCoy, 79 Nancy McCoy, 55, 124, 192, 195. 200 Marilyn McCrncklin. 55 Joy McCullough, 65 Sharleen McCullough, 42 Billy McDaniel, 2B, 75 Jerry McDaniel, 55 Sylvia McDonald, 59, 117. 129 Bradford McFarland, 65 Car1 McFarland, 42 Barbara Ann McGee, 42, 136, 139. 144, 206 Earl McGee, 49 Thomas MrGill. 1, 75 Pat McGinley. 65 Richard McGinley, 55 Sylvester McGuire, 59 Ben McIntosh, 75, 100, 180 John McIntosh, 65 Barbara McKenzie, 59, 117 Gerald McKinney, 75 Joanne McKinney, 65 Mitche1 McKinney, 65, 156, 173, 175 Runald Lee McKinnis, 65 John Daniel McKitric, 75 PM McLean. 55, 115. 195 William McManus, 59 3111 McMullins, 65. 115 Thomas McNeal, 42, 173, 175, 196, 204- Evelyn McPeters. 42 Linda McPeters, 65 Pat McQuaid, 55 Hazel McQueary, 75 Charles Meduris, 55 Della Eugina Moder Glen Meece Joseph Meihers, 65 Robert Mciners, 55 Tom Mehchrink, 65 Cum A. Melton, 75 Harold Dean Melton, 42 Judith Menning, 75 Joseph Edward Mentrup. 65 Earl Stephen Menz, 75 James Margy, 42 William D, Meredith, 20, 140, 156, 168 David Lawrence Merkle, 75 Irma Merkle, 27 Sandra Merrill, 65 Bob Merritt UrJ. 104 Danrcs Merritt, 59 Delores Merritt Mary Mershon, 75 Janet Men, 75, 203 Charles Messerie, 42 Charles Messmnre. 65 Clarence Metzler. 65 Bill Meyer. 55 Clarence Meyer, 42 Ed Meyer, 55 Eda Meyer, 20. 33 Edwin Meyer, 42, 195 Jerry Meyer, 120 Norma Meyer, 42 Robert. Meyer, 79 Tom Meyer. 55. 150. 199 Palsy Ann Meyers, 75 Verlie M. Meyers. 20. 141, 184, 186 L015 Arlene Michaelis, 65 Joan Michaels, 28, 75 Ron Michaelson, 65, 137 Daniels Michrl, 59 Carol Middendurf, 55 Ed C. Middendnrf, 42 Mary Ann Middendorf, 65 Paul Middendorf, 55 Robert Middendmzf 75,111 James L. Mi1ey, Bill Miller,5,5542112,113, 116, 1111,134- Billie Miller, 75, 111 Clark Miller, 42 Dornthy Miller, 75 Edward Milier, 75 Geurge Miller, 42 Gerald Miller, 75 Janice Miller. 75, 199 Joseph Miller, 65, 199 Lawrence Miller, 65 Lawrence Miller. 75 Luuis Richard Miller, 75 Marsha Louise Miller, 75 Mary Miller, 55 Mary 1. Miller, 20 Norma Miller, 55. 124, 125. 197 Richard Miller, 65 Terry Carl Miller. 75 William Thomas Miller, 42 Victor R. Minella, 4-3 Henry Alvin Minnich, 43 Wendell Franklin Minton, 75, 193 Bill Miracle, 65 11111 Mistler, 75, 203 Bunnie Mitchen, 43, 203 Ernest Mitchell, 75 Faye Mitchell, 65 Jimmie Van Mitchell, 55, 117, 127, 129, 173 Juanita Rebecca Mitchell, 75, 111, 117 Pat Jean Mitchell, 75, 105, 117 Herman Mohley, 43 Joyce Ann Mack, 79 Raymond Mnhrhaus Harry Donald Munhollen, 75 Carl Richard Moning Pal Moning, 56 Geraldine Leah Monroe, 75. 111. 196 Charles Montag, 75 Barbara Moore. 66 Bonnie Moore. 66. 192 Brenda Moore, 56, 117 Delores Mount, 75 Ernest Moore, 5. 59, 112, 113, 128 Glenna Moore, 43, 117, 124, 196, 197, 201 . Ida Moore. 56. 117 1013 Moore. 66 Jacob Marlin Moore, 75 Judy Moore, 65 Lee D. Moore, 20 Mary Sue Maore, 43, 85 Wanda Monte, 75, 196 Gloria Maorman, 65 Diane Moran, 59, 124 James Michael Moran, 60 Janet Rose Moreland, 43, 127, 128, 139, 182. 134, 188, 206 DeHJert Morgan, 43 Donald D. Morgan. 43 Irene Morgan, 75. 203 Janet Morgan. 66. 115 Phyllis Morgan, 79 Ralph E. Morgan. 43 Wendell Herbert Morgan, 75, 174 William Morman. 75 Don Morra. 66, 165 B1111 Mnrrcll 11135111111110, 75 111111 Mnrrell. 199, 203 Dnnuld R. Morrell, 43 Mnnlie Morris, 66 Ruth Mnrris. 75, 126, 196, 203 Wanda Morrison, 66 B1111 Murrnws,7 75 111111111 C.11'.11151'1131 20 118 122, 197 C1121r1c5 Etlwnrd Moser. 75 Marilyn Moss. 66, 115. 187 Minnie 11.11101161'. 20 Alberlu Ann Mounce, 79 Flnrem'e Marie Mount, 75 1.1111 Mueller, 79, 111. 16-1 Durvin L1 Mueller, 43, 111 C11 .1. Muener, 43 101111 11. Mueller. 45. 43, 82 Marilyn A. Mueller, 43, 185, 189, 195, 201 Linda Muss, 79 Johnny Mugzlvin, 75 1.1111411 11111111611, 56. 117, 195 Dunuld Mu11111ley. 75 Peggy Jnyce Mullinix, 66, 203 11111111111 Mullins, 5, 56, 112, 113, 116 Marvin Muncey, 56 Mary Evelyn Murphy, 75 Jae 1110111115 Murray, 66 Margaret Geraldine Murray, 43 Bruce Murrie, 43, 126, 129 111111135 T. Mussman, 20 101111 H. Myers. 43 Ruthie LEI: Mylumd, 66 151111 E. Nabnrs, 20, 28, 11B. 119, 144 D1ma111 Nagel, 59 Emil Nugcleisen, 56 .1ur11111 Marie Napier, 28. 75. 117, 196 Emma Nash, 75, 198 Elmer Nash Elmer Nashtuld, 66, 165 C2111 Naumaln. 5. 56. 112.113 111111111 Navarn, 20. 83 Sidney Marsha Neal, 79 Mona Neely, 66 Chimes Victor Nelson. 66 Robert Nelsnn. 56, 173 Anthony John Nerlinger, 79 Chuyce NcSmhh, 66. 115 Beverly Neudigate, 56 Patricia Neudigutc, 75 Betty Newcnmb, 66 Mar1enc Newkirk, 75 Samuel Ncwkirk. .59 .11le18 Newman. 56,109,121. 123. 1211-, 195. 202 Richard vaman. 66 Carol Nice1y. 66 Tudith Nicc1v. 66 David Nic111110us.66 11n1 Ni1'11I115 56 111. 121. 195, 202 11115111111 NiI'11r11s,56. 129 James Nickersnn, 56 Frank N1r01etti, 21. 103 Gunther Bernhardt Niemamn. 43 Ronald David Nnakes, 79 Ream Alice Noble, 75 Charlotte Neal, 66. 111. 113, 126, 127, 129, 153. 135, 171, 182,190, 192, 196, 206 Inner Norris, 66 11111111166 Gail Norris, 43, 122 1111111 Norris Lawvcr North, 75 E11 Nungester, 75 Darlene 0111211111111, 56. 99. 129 Don Charles OIBaninn. 15. 43, 110. 124. 190. 192. 195, 197. 202 Mike O Brien, 75 K311116811 0'C0n11611.66.132. 134. 138.192. 1111111110 '111211. 075 Aubrev 0110.11, 56 .1nyce Oclcnbach, 75 Ircy 011111115. 56 Margaret thmiun, 21. 170 Dwuvue 01iver, 166, 168 Winfurd Ouey, 75 Clifford Orme, 157, 204 Lennard A1vin Orme, 75, 164, 174, 199 1911 C11ur1cs Orr, 66 Algie 051101110, 59 Ma ry Osborne, 56 Vivian Osborne, 75, 117 Hurry S. Osgood William Kenneth 0511:, 56 Richard Anthony Ostenkamp, 79 Cenrge Oswad, 66 Shirley Catherine Otis, 66, 115 111111135 01!, 59 Ronald John on Arrha Mae Owens, 75 Doris Jean Owens, 75 John Owens, 165 Lois Owens. 66, 111 Wimlish Owens, 49, 158, 159, 160, 168, 166, 205 1111113111 Pabst, 66 Bub G, Pack, 44 Jack Padgett, 75 Richard P111115. 76 Carl P11111113, 66 Fred Palmer, 66, 117 Patricia Arlene Palmisunn, 76 Rose Marie Pu1miszm0, 76 Michael Edward Pangallo, 76. 117 Frank Papania, 76 Christine Pappashalcs. 44-, 118, 119, 120, 122, 123, 127, 144, 171, 195 197. 199. 203 Frieda Pappashales, 56, 119, 123, 127. 144. 171. I94. 195. 196. 197 Helen Maria Paris, 66, 82 Avery Parker, 56, 117, 13.5, 1711 Dean Parker, 4-4- Lois Jean Parker, 44- Ccraldinc Parks, 66 Raymond P11111311, 76 Gerald Bucky P131101, 69 Wanda Fern Patron, 44. 118, 201 Barbara Jean Patmon, 76 Elizabeth Patmon, 76, 117 Ester Patrick, 44 Ralph Patrick, 5, 66, 116 Barbara Jean Patterson, 56, 117 Fern Pattersun, 56 Ruben Patterson, 76 Walter Patterson, 66 James Paul, 76, 164 James Paxlnn, 66, 180 Curl Rav Payne, 76 Harvey Payne, 56. 178 161111 Paytnn, 66, 115 Bertha Peace, 66, 196 Walter Peak. 66 Dar1enn Pearson. 76 Viola Pearson. 79 Tlmmas Pccfer. 44 Walter Johnny Peelman, 76 Darla P11121111, 66, 115. 126, 192 A112r-rt Bernard Pcining, 66 '1'. W. Pcirann. 17. 27 Ann Irene Pclly, 56,124,125 195, 196. 1111211111: 71011611 Pehun,66, 111.143. 111111615 Pence. 59 Robert Pendygrafl, 76 Elven! Pearl PeniE, 66, 203 Currie Penkett, 117 Charles Arthur Penn. 66 Carnl J, Pennington, 30, 44, 116. 197. 199 Flizuheth P2011185, 21. 129. 133 131:111' Perrluc. 56, 117 .Tndy Perkins. 56 Warren Perkins, 66 Donna Sue Perrv, 44, 206 George Perry. 66 Glen H. Perry. 44- Patrinin Ann Perry. 66 1,6111 Persnns, 56. 117 Ban .1. P131015, 44 1.vn11en Peters. 66 Jim Petrey, 56 Julia pelrnvitch. 56 Alma. Pcvtnn, 44, 117 171191-611 Pfenning, 56 Sh1rlcv Pfenning. 66 .11-1111 Pflanxer. 44 Jerry PH-Im. 76 110111111 Phelps. 56 Jnna P1161115. 2. 56 Dclencin Phillips, 76 Hertlie Phillips, 66, 161, 165, 173. 180 10111111 Marie P11111105. 76 ,1uanim Jean P11111165. 76 Ray Phillips, 56. 126, 159, 160, 180. 204 Wi111am Phillips, 56 Gladys Philpot, 56 James Pickclhcimer, 56 A1 Picning, 124, 133, 192, 193 Tlmmus Theodure Pieper. 4-1- Ernie George Pierzmi, 66 Joseph Xavier Picrani, 76 Albert Pierce, 59, 96 David Pierre. 66 Carrie Pinkclt, 44 .1ch11 Pippin, 56, 199 Elsie Fugue, 66 Put Pullman, 56, 117, 199 Ruben Pnnder, 56 Curulyn P111110, 44-, 191, 197 Neil P0013, 76 Andy Porter, 56 Delores Pnrtcr, 45, 129 Rnya1 .1. 1:111:01. 21, 97 Barbara Jean Putter, 69 Fred C. 13111111011, 45 Lula 1311115, 56, 117 James C. PuwelI, 45, 84-, 111 Janet Carule Powell, 31, 66, 111. 113, 126, 127, 129, 134. 135, 171, 182, 192, 196, 2015 Janet Frances Powell, 66, 133 William Byrd Powell, 79. 117 Pat Pnyntcr, 66, 108. 115, 126, 128. 136, 206 Charles Evans Prenher, 66. 115. 126. 127, 165, 191. 203 Fred Prulher, 66 Edward Fran, 159, 160 Clcnsns Pratt. 56 Patrick Pratt. 76 Janice May Prennt, 76 116131116111 H. Price, 21, 93 Lillian Beatrice Price, 76, 117 Rubert 13111-1 Prichard, 69 James K. Priddy, 66 Walter Pridemora Ralph Primeau, 76, 199 Alfreda Jnyce P101111, 12. 45, 108, 113, 120, 127, 1.47, 154. 171. 195, 206 Jo Ann PrnHitl, 26 Shirley PrnFFItL 76 Jerry Pugh, 56 Joe Pursell, 76 Bob Py1e, 66, 115 James D. Pyle, 21, 35, 98, 127, 141 Bob 1. Py1cs, 45, 159, 165, 173, 196 Lawrence Pyles. 59 Everett 0110115111311, 66 Donald C. Quinn, 66 Barbara Quire. 76, 117 Jerry Robert Radigan, 69 Roberta Radigzm, 69 Paul 1111113. 56 Betty Louise Kuhn, 79 Paul Raincs, 45. 128, 133. 134, 192 Shirley Rachel Rainey, 76 Clarissa Ruins. 76 11111111 Rains, 79 Barbara Ann Ramsay, 69 Bunnie Ramsay, Jeannellu Ramsey. 56 William Lee Ramsey, 5. 66, 112, 113 Betty Ei1cen Randolph, 76, 111. 183, 1118. 196 Dorlcn-z Randolph. 66 Luuy Bell Randolph. 76 111-berm Randolph. 56 Sylvia Marie RananplI, 76 1Char1cs Edward Rankin. 66 Ray Kenneth Ransom, 76 Barbara Sue Rupking, 66, 199 Shirley Rapking, 76 Edward Rapp, 56 Shirley 112111111 Gibson. 30. 45 Tum 11110111. 56, 142, 159, 161. 178, 205 A1111 Mile Rawls. 76 Robert Thomas Raymond. 66 Ralph Carl Reclemcicr, 76, 180 Joe Reder, 56 Tum Redraw. 45 Clarence Herbert Reed, 76, 164 .1.Ree11,165 LurryRced,5.66,112, 113 Ralph Reese. 45 Wilda Reeves. 66 William Regeinsbergcr, 56 Edna 11611111111151. 17, 185, 186, 188 James Reid. 66 Kenneth Reid, 66 234 Jerry Reisinger, 56, 111, 195, 199, 205 Hubert Halve, 111 Nenwy L. Remhert, 4.5, 199 Rudy Joseph Rangers, 76 Ronald W. Rensing, 45 Clinton Eugene Reynolds, 69 Jerry Reynolds. 76 Lonnie Reynolds, 66 R1111 Reynolds, 56 Arthur Rhodes, 45. B3 Jurk 11110111115, 66 Bessie Belly Rllorcr. 59 Marion Rhulen, :15, 111, 195, 201 Jerry Rhymcr. 56 William Rhymer, 56 Paul Riccabene, 45 Betly Rice, 66 David Ernest Rice, 56 Luis Rice, 56 .1111111 Duuglas Rich, 66 Thnmus Richard, 56 WilIiunI Rirhards, 76, 97 Elaine Richardson, 66 Frances Richardson, 67. 203 James Richardson, 67, 175 George Henry Richmond, 76 Robert Richmnnd, 76 Chester Ricks. 67 Loretta Ricks. 76 01111 Ruben Ridge, 76 Brigitte Riegcr, 30, 45, 92. 145, 199 Jerry Riemun, 67 11111111111 E, 11103, 45 Maxine Riley, 69 Robert Lee Riley, 67 Shirlev Ann Riley. 67. 198 Dave Risdon, 56 Naomi Ritchie, 45, 85, 117 Albert Carl Ritter, 67 Gary Paul Hitler, 76 Thomas Anthonv Rilter, 67 Jessie Roark, 56 17111111 Rant, 76 L1nyd Robbins, 69 B111 Roberts, 67 Clarence Roberls, 56, 159, 162, 165 Fred Roberts. 67 Jean Rubens, 76 Jewel Roberts, 56 .10 Ann Roberts, 56, 117 Lucius Roberts, 76 Wilma Roberts, 45, 117 Iris Annie Rohertsnn, 67 Kenneth Robertson. 56, 129, 13-5, 142, 178 Thnmas Robertson, 45, 111, 126. 1412, 159, 162, 205 Anna Rnbinsnn, 67. 145 Bessie Robinson, 59 Billie .111 Robinson 76 Esker 11111111151111, 76, 105, 115, 192 Imngene Rnhinsnn, 56, 117 161111 Robinson, 76 Kelly Robinson, 56, 111 Robert Gary Rnbinson, 76 Robert Rncllrich, 59 Betty Catherine Roden, 76 E11 Roden, 59 Carolyn Rudgers, 67, 115 Carolyn Louise Rodgers, 67 George Juhn Reellig, 76 Carolyn Rogers, 76 Juanita Rogers, 67 Marilyn Rogers, 76 Nancy Rogers, 56, 201 Harald Rngg, 69 William Ragge, 76 1111111 Ruben Rnhrig, 79 Lanny Lee 11111111111, 76 A1 Edward 1101ch, 67, 199 Charles E. 1101125, 45 11clen RnIfes, 67 Betty R011, 67, 124, 125 John C. Roman. 21, 27, 118. 170. 179, 197, 207 Bernard Joseph Reoney, 67 Dnmlhy Rout. 67 Herschel Rose. 46, 142, 178 Vernon Leon Rose, 76, 203 Virginia Sue Rose, 46. 113, 126, 127, 129, 171, 192. 206 CarnIyn E. Ross, 117 Lois Ann R655. 46 Nancy Ross, 67 Carl Rosscr, 56 Edwin 11055131, 56 Connie Rossmnn, 67 Dorothy Lee R0529 , 76, 117, 196 Mary .4. Ruth, 46, 126, 129, 133, 192, 206 Stanley William Rothweiler, 79 Harold Rotte, 56 Clumsy Rousseau, 59 anis Ray, 7 Nurma Ruble, 59, 117 Howard Rubin, 67, 111, 137 Kenny Rudisall, 59 Jo Ann Ruess, 56, 115, 117 Jnhn Edward Russell, 67 Clayton Rust. 46 Barbara Rutledge, 67 Elsa Rutman, 107 Alice Ryan, 56, 114, 118, 120, 155, 192, 195, 200, 201, 202, 203 Charles Salie, 21, 118, 119, 22, 207 Ester E. Salltzmun, 21 Tom 5111211, 67 Jeanne 1. Summons. 46, 92 Charles Sampson, 56 Howard L. Sams, 15, 21 Burlyn Sanders, 59, 117, 127, 129 Janet Sanders, 76 Llnyd Sanders, 76 Bill 51116111105, 56 Robert 311111113111, 21, 159, 178 Robert Saucr, 46 Smith Calvin Saunders, 76 Wilma Jean Savage, 46, 117 James E, Sawyer, 46 Melvin Ewell Suylor, 67 Don Lee $131111, 69 Walter Scarborough, 56 In Ann Schucklefnrd. 76 Edward Allen Suhxlefer, 76 Edward Lee Schaefer, 79 George W. Schnefer, 76 Fred W. Schaeperklaua, 21, 100, 171 Ethel Cnru 501111111, 76 Lester Schurdinc, 76 Jnhn Sclnlrf, 67 William Schalz, 21, 96 Robert P. Scheible, 46 Donald R. Scheid. 76 110101135 M. Scheidt, 12, 21, 29, 46, 124, 195 Wilbur A. Scheidt, 46, 82, 111 Ann Louise Scllermer, 67 Ted Raymund Schierloh, 76 Murcia 513111119, 76, 117, 118, 120, 147, 155 Albert Frank Schimweg, 76 James Schleif, 56, 173 Thumus Sc111'1nder,67 P1111 Schmerr. 46 Carl ,1.Sc11n1idt,21,129,133,140, 158, 205 1rvin Charles Schmidt, 76 Leroy Howard Schmidt, 4, 46 Bob Scllmitl, 56 Paul Edward Schmilz, 5, 4-6, 112. 113, 116 Charles Winfred Schmnll, 76 Janet Schuarrenherg, 76, 105 David Srhneider, 57, 195, 173, 196 Marlene Schneider, 76 Phyllis Schneider. 57 RnlyertE.SScl1ncidcr,46, 104,140, 204, Shirley 2531111011101, 59, 136, 144, 195 Thnmas 51 h11e1dcr 69 Willa Jean Schnilkcr, 46. 111, 115. 117, 126, 128, 131, 135. 192, 200 Cordon Michael Sclmur, 78 Edward Schoene, 67 Nca1 301111111, 115 James 31-11611, 67 Unlmld James Schnner, 57 ,Tnlm Schnnnnver, 76 Mildred E. Schnpmeyer, 21 Raymund J. Schnsler, 46 Dave Schrader, 57. 195 Louis Srhubert, 67 Robert Schubert, 67 Charles Richard Schuckmann, 46 Shirley Schucrch, 57, 2 Robert Schuhen, 6, 46 Tum Schulten, 57 Charlene Srhuliz, 46. 117 Neal Scl1u1lz, 57, 117 E11w11rr1 101m Schuman, 47 chm Schunk, 76 Joyce Schunk, 57, 124 13111 Schutte, 57 Robert Nelson Scllulte, 67 Sue Catherine 51211111113, 67 Roy Schwub, 77 Virginia Schwurm, 77, 188 Richard Schwartz. 59 Carl Scllwnrz, 57, 166 Adolph Rmmld Sentt, 67 Arnold Willis 521112, 57 Jcan Ellen Scott, 47 Jerry Scott, 67 Naomi Scutt, 117 Ollie Walker 50111:, 67, 115, 203 Jim Scuddcr, 77 Russell Scudder, 47 Mary Alice 501.11, 69 Elizabeth Sears, 56, 201 Juycc Sears, 77 Robert Sager, 77 John Sehr, 5. 47, 112, 113, 116 Lloyd Sellers, 56, 115, 126, 128 Nancy P. Seminalnre, 77 Barbara Sester, 77 Marie Arm Severance, 47 Bony Sexlnn. 56, 135, 195 Earlene Sexton, 47 John Seymour, 67, 178 Joyce M, Seymour, 77. 128 .10 A1111 Shakclfnrd, 203 Julian Calvert Shanks, 77 110111111 Shannon, 77 Donna Shanon, 79 Curnlyn Sharp. 59 Charles Jnlm Sharp, 77 Myron Sharp, :1, 67, 112,113.116, 28 Robert A.S1larn, 47 Robert Inseph Sharp, 47, 141, 158, 159, 161, 162, 204 110521119. Sham. 77 Tom Slmrn, 67, 165. 174 Richard Sharpe. 77 James Anthcr Shaw. 69 David $119.11, 47, 109. 124, 202 Nancy L. Shelley, 47, 117 Bennie Shepard, 57 Sylvia Shepard, 67 Bunnie Lnu Shepherd, 79 Ida Shepherd, 117 SEmrun Lynn Shepherd. 77 P31111111: Shepherd, 57, 195 Cl1a1'1cs Shields. 57, 128. 133, 196 E11 Shields, 57, 88. 128, 133 Geraldine Ann Shields. 67, 111 Lorraine Shields. 4-7, 201 Larry Shipictt. 47 Anhur Shinley, 67, 116 Betty Shirley. 67 Richard Shiveley, 57, 128, 193 Dnnmelt Shock. 67 1111501111 Short, 77, 117 Stanley Shropshire, 47, 128, 193, Chester Shumpcrt, 5, 57, 112, 113, 116, 128 Floyd L. Sibert, 47 Chm 51111311. 57, 115, 117. 127 Arthur Edward Sieferl, 77 Charles Anlhonv Sicfcrt. 69 Martin Sicgel. 24. 139 Earl Joseph Siekben. 77 Lawrence Siercveld. 57. 89 Harald Roy Sicrveltl, 67 Fred Silber. 37, 111 Edward T. Simmcrmon. 24-. 129. 133 Virginia Simmons, 15, 67, 115, 127 P11111 Simon, Randy 511110115, 57, 110, 111, 157, 192, 195 Herbert W. Simpkins, 24, 84. 137 Charles Alex Simpson, 67, 111, 178 Geneva Simpson, 67 Mildred Simpson. 47 Rirhard Simpsnn, 57. 82 Wil1i11m Simpson, 57 Willie Simpstm, 47 Kvlc Sims, 57 Marvin Sims. 57, 117, 195 Carlos Sinclair. 67 Kenneth Avery Sinchlir, 79 Mary 51115:. 67, 115, 196, 199 97111111111 SEngIcmn. 57 Nancy Sinnmnre, 67 Ervin Siska, 57 Herh Siska, 67 Barbara: Lee Sizer, 35, 47 Betty Jean Skidmote, 77 Ronald Skidmore, 90 Melvin Lewis Skinner, 67 George Sladeck, 57 Don Sloan, 67 Vernon Sluder, 67 A1111 Smith, 79 Amy Smiill, 79, 117 Betty Smith. 47 Bob Smith, 47, 196 C1audie Smith, 47, 117 Daisy Smith, 67 E1111 Louise Smith, 57, 182, 195 Hazel Smith, 77 Irene G. Smitl1,24 James Smith, 57 James Smith. 57 Jean Smith, 57, 195, 201 Jerry Smith. 57 John Smith, 67 Lotininus Smith. 57. 129 Mary Smilh, 67 Mclrnsa Smith, 47 0m E. Smith, 24, 25, 129 Ralph Smith, 67 Richard Smith, 67 11111111111 Smith, 67 Roy Smith, 67 Stanley Smith, 77 Willie Smith. 57, 159, 162 Thomas Alvin Smils. 77' Raymund Smnrch, 59 Tum Smylh, 77 A1 811111113, 57 Belly Snead. 57 C1111 Gene Snead, 67 In Sneed, 59 Wilyman Snell, 57, 128, 129, 133 George C. Snider, 24 Shirley Snyder, 67 R. Owen 501110, 24, 145, 171, 197 Greta Sulnmnn. 57. 195, 196, 201 Rny Snmmerlad, 24, 90 Tax Snuthwnnd, 77 5111:1lnie Jean Sparks. 5, 57, 112, 113, 116 Ruhcrt Speak, 50, 132, 134, 192. 202 161111 Spmrmzm, 67, 100 Dar1ene Spears, 67 Lloyd Allen Spears. 48 Rnhert Sneakert, 67 Carolyn Patricia Spence, 69 Edward Suiegel, 67, 111 Mary V. Spiker. 21. 24 Juhn Spiney, 59, 195 Ken Snnnaugle, 57 1renc M. Spnltswnnd. 48, 126, 129. 131, 135,182. 188, 199 James Sliradnn. 77 Runer Allen Snradlin, 57 Wilma Snradh'n. 67 Edward Snriggs. 57. 90 Rnbert Snriggs, 57, 159, 163 Miriam Springer. 79 Yvonne Stacey. 67 Rnimrta Slagze, 24, 182, 185, 187 Jun Smllwnrth. 67 711lm Sunday, 27 ernice Stamper, 67 Svlvia Ann Stanford. 77, 203 Charles SlanIev. 67, 165, 168 lean Stanley, 57 Joan Stanley, 27 Tom Slantnn, 67 Gerald Starkev,48. 126 129 132. 134.159.160.162,190.191 201 Ron Sluttnn, 69 Ella 511111111111. 27, 171 Jim 5112113111, 50 Tumcs Edward Steele, 77 WillieSleele.67,159.163 Rnn Gilbert 51016121. 48 Tim Lew1s Stein, 68 Robert Sleinhaus, 77 Larrv 111W Steinmunn. 77, 117 Martha Steinmetz. 57 111-Jen Sleinwav. 37 1111111 Stemzm. 68 Clifford Stephan. 77 Beuy Stephens. 57. 116. 117, 127 Harald E. Sterne. 24, 95 Lizahnth Stevens, 77, 100 David James Stevenson, 68 Phyllis Stevenson, 79 Alvin Steward. 77 Barbara. Stewart, 77, 117 Frame Stewart, 68 Frederick Stewart, 77, 111 Gloria Stewart, 15, 31, 67, 113, 127, 129, 133, 190, 196 Milton Stewart, 57 Auden Sticnger, 106 Orville E. 511101, 21 Bill S1iglc1', 57 Carol Rusemary Stiglcr, 77, 117 E11 Sligler, 57 Franklin Stinson, 77 Sarah 511115011, 43 Eddie Anthony 511111, 77 John Charles 311111, 68 Jackio P. SlockhoR, 48 Dorothy Christine 5101112, 77 Gordon Stone, 48 10111111 Stone, 68 Curl C. Stoplllct, Jr., 29, 48, 111, 199 Raymund Stnrch Dnmlhy Streng,24, 105 Paul John Stuerenixerg, 57 He1an Stuppric11,68 Carl E. Sulek. 24 Barbara Ann S11111v1111,68 Dan William 511111112111, 77, 174,180 Ray Sunder1111u5,77 Joseph Lawrence Super, 77 Charles Leon Surgenei', 79 Elizabeth Suttcr, 68 Ronald Sutter, 77 CluraSutlon,57,115,126,128 Richard Swarm, 77 EddyN. Swearingen, 48 James Richard Sweeney, 77, 174- Tlmmas Sweeney, 77 101111 Sweet,117 Carolyn Patricia Swift, 68 Willie James Sykes,68.168,199 John Symmes.48, 100,126,129, 133,163,171 11111111151 Jeannette 7111101368 Marilyn Kay Tahnlt, 79 Murcia T11ckclt,77 Gerlrurlo Lilla Tanner, 6B, 115, 206 10501111 Tarp, 68 Beverly Tarpuff, 57 13111 Tarnnff, 57 Russc11 anvin, 57 Bernice Tate, 68 Bonny Tate, 68 Eula Tate, 48 Beatrice Irene T11ylor,79 Carroll Demon Taylor, GB Evelyn Reva Tay1u1',77,117 .Tamcs Taylor, 111, 68, 164 Judy Tavlnr, 68 Preston Taylor, 57, 158. 159, 160, 161, 162, 163 Robert Taylor. 48 Ruby Taylor, 77 Sagan Taylor, 68, 121, 128, 196, 0 Shirley Taylor,68, 196 Thomas Tegenkamp, 59 Catherine Templeton, 24 Paul Ten1111nd131d,57 Orville 1'1. Tenl1un1eld, 24, 82 Curtis Terry, 57 James Terry, 57, 101, 128. 130 Charles Terzin, 57 13111 Steven Tlmmas, 77 Carl Edward Thomas, 48 Charles R. Thomas, 48 Harold Thomas, 57 Lean Thomas, 59. 159, 163 Mable Thomas, 50 Marvin Donald Thomas, 77, 164, 199 Barbara Anne Tharp, 68 Joyce Ann Theil, 79 Maureen Thesken, 26 Dolores Thompson. 48 James Thompson, 77 James D. Thompson, 57 Jeanne Thompson, 63, 115, 118, 127, 201 Kerry Gale Thompson, 79 Le51ie Thompson, 57 Robert Thompson, 57, 110, 128, 196. 199 Sandra Lee Thompson. 77 PhyIIis Thrcm. 57, 196 Wil1iam T111011, 68, 100, 161, 165, 163 Juan Timmons, 48, 117 Jnhn Tincher, 48 Alan Howard Tinker, 68 Lawson E. Tinker, 48 Grace Tinsley, 57 Betty Jane Tirey, 48 Joyce Tirey, 57, 117, 196 Belly Tubaben, 26 Dnn Todd, 2, 68, 165 Geraldine Todd, 57, 124 Richard Louis Tolcr, 43, 158, 159, 161, 162 Joyce Ann Toliver, 79 Dave Tulle, 68 Edwin Donald T0118, 68 Anita Tomlin, 77, 117 Carolyn Mary Tamar. 77 Larry Torrey, 77, 174 Richard Edward Tolh, 69 C. O. Tuwcr, 16, 27. 108. 118. 140. 145, 191 Carole Town, 24- Frank Townsend, 59 Gilbert Kemper Tracy, 68 Janette Bessie Trimble. 77. 117 Margie Trosper, 68 Allen Fred Trovillo. 48 Carol Trovillo, 68, 115. 203 VeIma mewell, 49 Jean True, 57, 143 Milton Tuchfarber, 57 Ronald Christopher Tucker, 77. 196 Ronald Taylor anker. 6B Waher Tvmne an-knr, 49. 112, 156, 173, 175, 178, 204 Edith Turner. 57. 122. 124 Ethe1 Turner, 49. 117 1011:: Turner. 77. 164 Pat Turner, 77, 117 Robert Turner. 57. 95 CIyde A. Tuxworth. 24 Eden A. Twumcv. 21-. 129, 133 Edith Tyler, 59, 1716 William Tyus, 57. 121- Charles Uehlein. 57 Jack Uehlein, 49 Beverly U111. 59 Mary U111, 79 Nancy U111. 49 Ruth U1ric11, 59 Barbara Underwnnd. 77. 117 Helen Underwnod, 68 Larry Underwood, 77 Margaret Upchumh, 77 Ivery Upshaw. 59 Etta Uptnn. 68 Ruben Urbanski. 25. 59 Earl Ulterback. 77. 116 John Vahey. 68 Charles Edward Vulrnlinc, 68 6101-711 Ann Vanre. 68 Robert Vance, 57 Virginia Ann Vandegrl-fl. 77 Wallet VanGorder. 49 George B. VanLieu. 49 Rainer Vaangg. 68. 170 CiiHord E. Valli, 24. 195 Ruth Vaughn, 57. 117. 121. 206 Rosemary Vaughl, 77 Dolores Veal. 68 Robert Veasley. 77 Ronald Vied, 59 Monica Vier1ing, 15, 24 Ed Lee Vogt, 50 Dick William anilmrdl. 68 Joyce Vornberg, 68 Dorothy Louise Vmsler. 66. 115 Martha Jean Voss1er, 77, 117 Billie Wachsman. 68 Anna: Weddell, 57 Mary Wade, 57. 109, 123. 171, 195, 196, 197, 203 Euler S. Wad1inglnn, 77 Jane Wager, 171 Andrew Wagner, 57 Dan Wagner, 59 Gerald J. Wagner, 77 Jerry Wagner, 59 Phyllis J. Wagner, 49, 118, 147, 150. 195, 206 William M. Wagner, 2. 25. 138 Ted Ronald Wahl, 68 Patsy Wahler. '77 Richard Ralph Wahler, 77 Joe Arthur Waiters, 68 David Wakefield, 57, 128. 133 Rnhen Wilkins, 59 Dick Waldo, 59, 159, 163 Anlhony Walker, 49 Corinne Wa1ker, 25 Edward Walker, 53 Esther Walker, 77 Laura Jean Walker. 77 Robert L. W311, 25 Charles Wayne Wallace, 68 Janice Wallace, 68 Tom Wallace, 68 Raymond Lee Waller, 68 Donald WaIsh, 49, 166. 205 Kenneth Allen Walsh, 77 Robert Wa1sh, 58 June Walston, 77 Herman Walstrom, 58 Marvin Walters. 58. 115. 126. 127. 198 Edward William Walters. 77 John Walton, 58, 128. 133. 196 Ray Walton, 5, 175. 173, 196 Barbara Andrea Ward, 68 Robert Ware, 68 Jack Warndorf, 58, 180 Edith A. Warner, 25, 93. 129. 1321 Alfred Warren. 58, 138, 159. 163. 173. 180, 205 Gladys Warren, 68, 198 Dorothy Warlh, 58 Jacquline Wash, 77, 198 Nola Sue Washam, 77 Arm Washington, 68 William Waikin, 59 Rnbert Glenn Watkins. 77 He1en Watson, 58, 115. 117 Maria Watson, 78 Raymond Watson, 112, 113 Ruby Watsnn, 68 Tommie Watson, 58. 188 Norma Jean Watt, 68, 115. 109 Raymond V. Wcartz, 4-9 Barbara Sue Weaver. 7H Chades Weaver, 25, 179 Walter Weaver, 59 Anna Webb. 68. 115. 1911 Kay Webb 1SrJ. 68. 198 Kay Webb 1Fr.1. 78 Dave Weber. 68 Nancy Weber, 58, 117 Raymond Weber. 79 Ronald Weber Ronald Alfred Wedig 68 Joe Wagoner. 5 68. 112. 113. 116 Joyce Marie Wehrmnver, 78 JnAnn Weigel, 58, 196 ferry Weimer, 52, 173 Carlotta Weingard, 68 Don Lee Weis. 68 Carl Weiss, 58. 91. 128. 133, 138, 193 Lawrence Weiss. 58 Robert .1. WcitzeL 49 Clmr1es R. Wclch, 49 Harry Wcl1s. 49 Mike Weller. 58, 117 James .1. Wendel, 49, 111 Tum WendeL 49 Walter Werner. 68 Carolyn WesIcy, 58, 117 Dona1d We51ey. 78 George Richard Wes1ey Howard Wesley. 25, 97. 133 Wayne Wesley, 78 Boyd West, 78 David West, 78 James West, 78 Ralph E. West, :19 Richard West, 58 Russell West, 78 Wyce Westbrook. 49 Richard Westendorf. 58 Nick Weslermerey, 68 Clifford John Welenkamp, 78, 164, 174, 178 Larry Welenkamp, 49. 159. 16? Robert Wetcnkamp, 58. 142, 1110 Barbara Weusl, 68. 143 Jim. Whee1dan, 611 Tom Wheat, 58, 111 Charles Ray Wheeler, 49, 114, 115, 117, 190 James Wheeler, 58, 81 Kneeland Wheeler, 68 Robert 13. Wheeler, 5. 25, 113. 129, 139 Banks 0. Whitaker, 49 Mary Magdalene Whitaker, 50 Mary Whitby, 50 Nathaniel Whitby, 68 Carol M. Whila, 50 C3rolyn White. 58. 115, 117. 186 Ellis White. 58 Marvin Herbert White. 78, 161 Mildred White, 53 Stanley White, 68 W111iam C. White, 73 Wilma Louise While, 78. 117 Donnie Hugh Whilehcud. 69 Jewel W111171B1E1, 68 Tom Whitfield, 173 Helen Whitney, 58, 117 Charles Whilten, 50 Don Wickersham, 68. 168, 175, 196 Dave Wiesemann, 68. 173 Judy Carol Wilburn. 78 117. 196 Thomas Wilburn, 78, 164 Jerry Wilder, 78 Patricia Ann Wiles, 78. 193 Pa: Wiley, 68 John Anthony Wilhelm. 5. 68, 112, 113, 116, 118. 123 David Fall; Wilke, 78 End Wilkerson, 68 Judy Wi1karson, 50 Martha Wilkins. 68 Stanley Norbert Wilkgm-mky, 7B. 179 Paul W111et, 58 Francis Wil1iam Albert Williams, 68 ArnoId Williams, 58 Barbara: Williams. 58, 115. 127, 129 Betty WiIliums, 68 Bunny Sue W111iams, 69 Daniel L. WiIliams. 50, 166 Francis Wininms, 59 Harem Caron Wil1iams, 78 Helen Elizabeth Williams. 78 Helen Jane Williams. 50, 203, 206 James Williams, 59 Jerome Marian Williams. 69 Lillian Williams, 78. 117 Loretta Jenn Williams, 78 Marietta Williams. 50 Mary Williams, 69 Myrtis WiIliams, 69 Robert Eugene Williams. 78, 116 Robert Lee Williams, 78 Thomas Lee Williams. 69 Willa Pearl Williams, 78 Jessie Willinmsnn, 58 James Winingham, 69 Joyce Willis 15rJ. 50 Joyce Willis HrJ. 551 Margaret Willis, 5, 58, 112, 113, 116, 129, 195 Tommie Willis, 58 Jerry Edward Wilms. 78 Amber Wilson, 58, 117 Arno Wilson. 58 Chester Lee Wi1snn, 50 Delhris Wilsnn. 69 Earl Wilson. 69 James Pau1 Wilson. 69 Kenneth Woodrow Wilsnn. 50 Ronnie Wilson. 78 Vearline Wilson. 50. 199 Ronald Wimmcl. 69 Jack Wingate, 53 Carl Winner. 58, 159. 163 George W. Winter, 25, 82 Charles Winters, 25 Elsie Winters. 78. 98. 126. 128, 132, 133, 134, 171. 192, 196, 199 Judy Winters.69. 115, 126, I28, 132, 134, 198 Rose 1.. Winters, 50. 26. 128, 133, 1.92 .106 A. Wirn, 50 Pat Wirmel, 69 Barbara Wise, 78 Run Wissman, 69 Ron Louis Wissman, 69 Ronnie Thomas Wissman, 79 Jane Withers, 59 Pau1 Witsken, 50 Darren W, Wilt, 50 Samuel Alfred Win. 78 Wihna. Win, 58, 127 Ed Wnelfel, 50 Dummy Wagenstahl. 58. 1211 Sue Wuhldwender, 27 Frederick Eugene W017, 79, 164 Russ Wolf, 69 Vernetla Wo1fe, 58 Stella Woliver, 25 Joe Ed Wonder, 79 Noel Wong, 50 Carol Jane Wood, 78 Mary Wood. 58 Paul Edward Wood, 78 Ray Wood, 58, 1211, 203 William WondaH, 69 Char1as Richard Woodard, 69. 137 Joyce Ann Wooddell, 76 Jack WoodruH, 58 Arnold Wundrum. 69 Donald Woods, 58 Robert Woods, 58 Wilma Woodward, 59 Ruth Wooley, 27 P. V. Won1ey, 25 Howard James Wurkm'ln. 79. 117 Dixie L. Woulms, 50, 117. 206 Shirley Marlene Woulms. 78 Alberta Wrighl, 69 Danny Truman Wright. 78 Kenneth Wright 15121. 50 Kenneth Wright 1.1!.1. 59 Melvin Clarence Wright. 69 Carl L. Wrismn, 5, 15. 50. 112. 113. 1113, 123, 124, 123, 134. 191. 195. 202 Robert Wuebeler, 69 Robert Gene Wuethington. 78 Robert Wyatt, 50 Norma Yancey. 78 Patricia Ann Yauch, 78 Fred T. Yeager, 15. 25, 1710. 141, 158. 159, I61, 162. 168 Agnes Catherine Ycanlnn, 50, 195, 201 James Arthur Yeurdnn. 78 Phyuis Marie Yen, 69 Charles Yocum, 69, 203 Chuck Yncum, 58 Andy York, 58 Charles Young, 69. 180 Daluis Young, 58, 115. 117. 129. 195, 203 Fred Young, 78 George Young, 58 Henry Youngbhud, 69 Mary Yust. 78 George Willy Zzldek, 69 Robert Zadek. 50 Tom Zaeske, 58, 128. 133. 193 Marvin Herbert Zupf, 50 William Anthony Zapl, 69 Jim Zachritz Diane Zeilman, 78 Ray Waller Zeilmun. 78 Ruben Lee Zeilman. 47, 78 William Zeilman, 58 James J. Zeinner, 50 Robert Zeinner, 58 John Zeller, 69 Paul Stanley Zerges, 69 Ronald Amhnnv Zerges. 5, 50, 101, 112, 113, 116 Mark Ziebold. 78 Peggy Ziebold, 69 Immanuel J. Zeigler, 25, 179 Richard Ziegler, 78, 179 William Zimmerman, 59 Jean Zureick, 58, 200 Jim Zureick, 199 Mel Zurick, 78, 164, 168 Joseph Zwissler, 78. 203 Rubttrl Acklcy ................ 6467 Rainbow Lane Willie 1.. Adams .. .. .1612 Hughes 51. Hubert E. Addison ............. 1723 Pultc St. Jame:- Ruben Adkins .. . ..1806 Baltimore Ave. Rnnald F. Albers ................. 400 Ada 51. Fred T. Allen, Jr. ....... 1143 Jucksnn St. Ruth Anderson .................. 1920 Stem: Ave. . .7016 Grace Ave. .7376 Dog Trot Rd. Andrew Samuel Andrea Louis A. Armbrustcr . . Clilfurd Paul Arlinghaus ......... 6826 Britlrm Ave. Gladys Austin .......... 4671 Spring anc Ave. Jack Baird .............. 2338 W. McMickcn Avc. Lillian Amanda Bailey ........... 553 Carfislc Avu. .Jnhn W. Baker ............ 122 W. Fourth St. . .2105 Cemral Ave. . .1520 Chase Ave. .757 Sedam SI. Warren Bales .. Raymund H. 131111 . .. Lee Edward Bareswn .. Raymund Burger ................ 1211 Broadway Currie. Barlnw ............ 934 Richmond St. David Bushum ................. 138 Cage 51. Lawrenra- E. Bays .. .107 Cage 51. Dnmlhy M. Beck .............. . .255 Hnsca Ave. Gloria Faye Bedford .. . . . . . . .2111 Lolh 5!. Louise A. Bcerman ..... . ..5310 Hand 5!. Mary E. Begley ......... 2111 Vine St. Emugcnc Bell ................ 2118 Baymiller St. Currine Waldrnp Berry .............. 823 Oak 51. Kay Sharon Bevins ............ .2021 011111 Avn. Alfred E. Bick ............ .2611 Vim: St. Bulty Lnu Bierlcy .. ........... 3014 Vine SI. .1056le M. Binder .. ...... 5263 Higllvicw Dr. Janet Birkln .................... 2106 Sinmn Ave. James Lee Bitner ......... 4561 N. Edgewund Ave. Thomas R. Buck .............. 43 Lakewood Ave. David N. Bodley .................. 3817 Odin Ave. Gilbert Bnreing ..... ..4038 Apple 51. William D. Buvill 1312 Pu11un Ave. Della Pearl Bradford . .......... 828 York 5!. Elva Carolyn Bradley . ..1810 Queen City Ave. Sun1uc1 L. Bray ....... .. .7000 Cloves Warsaw Inseph E. Brenner, Jr. . . .. .6503 Harrison Ave. .1111: Brnadus ............. . .3613 Dawson Ave. . .1025 Wi1starh 5L . .271 Calhoun SI. Sarah E. Brisme .. Jeannine Ann Brockhul. . .. Jeanette Bmllmrs ....... .2357 Vim Lear 1.:1uis Eugene Brown .. . . . . . . . . .5812 Crus1in 5!. Sarah Brown .............. 650 Van Anlwcrp Cuurl. Carroll 1.. Bryant .. . . .......... 7126 Rusewnnd Louise Znna Bugge . . . . . . . . . .1830 Elm St. Ar1enc Marie Burck ...... . .3323 Eastern Ave. .. .615 Munilnu SI. . .219 Ivanhoe Ave. Dorothy Jean CumpbeH .. . . Arthur Ham1d Campbell .. Rnberl Campbell ............... 722 W. Fi1t11 SI. Kenneth Carnnhan ..... . , ..776 Clunoura Dr. Ralph Carpenter .............. 2927 Cnrmany Ave. Allhea Arm Carm11 ....... 724 C1ark 51.2.4111. 1761 Thumus D. Carroll .............. 2332 01110 Ave. Wall H. Carrulllcrs . . . ........ 3843 Herrnn Ave. Rnnu1d H. Carson .. ..... 1812 Baltimore Ave. Juanita Chiles . .. ....... 4521 Red Bank Rd. Marion L. Clark . . ........... 139 Taft Lane Donna Clark ............... 1254- Section Rd. Doris V. Cluyburn ................ 1030 Wade 5!. Shirley Clevenger .. . . ..... 605 Overlook Ave. Donald Clnyd ................ 8277 Anthnny Wayne Raymond Edward Coburn ...... 2133 Eastern Avv. Lynette Calm .................... 4648 Ashtree Dr. Rnbert 1. Cnleman .......... 587 Lincoln Park Dr. Raymond T. C0119! ........ ...3706 Beatrice Dr. Judith .1, Cullins ..... .. .2475 Eastern Ave. Jamrs R. Cunncr ......... 2397 Wilder Ave. Cnnova Cnnk ................ 512 Union St. Tlmnms Conk .......... ..1918 Fuirmounl Ave. Belly C11ur1enr Cnnlvy ....... 230 W. 69111 St. Hubert C. Conlay .. . . . . .230 W. 69111 St. Shirh-y E. Cunper .. . . . . . . . . .522 Della Avt'. Humm- Edwurd Cnrhitt . . . .402 Tuscu1um Ave. 110111-1'1 Cux ............. . . . .1630 Deuham SI. . .2922 Cormany Ave. ..... 763 McMukin Ave. Sarah Dori; Cox Herlmrl Craft . . .. Eileen Craig .......... .3710 Creighton P111133 Herbert Craig .................... 2201 Selim Ave. Maxine Craig .................. 989 Cleveland Ave. Prestun Cullurs , . . .. ..... 1538 Dud1ey St. Paul T. Cur1ey .7706 Elizabeth St. Javquoline R. Curtis .. .1610 Dhonuu St. 411119110 Duns ....... .432 Hickory St. Phillip D. Davis: ...... 732 Burr Oak St. Eugene Joseph nay .. ...... 251 Robb St. Fred Thnmas Deilers . . . . . . . . . .5922 Red Bank R11. GMT C. Dennis ........ 512:1 Krnnrdy 4H- D0na1d Dicphaus ................ 3548 1115011 Ave. DIRECTORY Durothy Diessliu ............... 4122 Lukemzm Sl. ..... 1148 Sherman Ave. Ruben Dale Dnan .............. 3343 Mchmy Rd. Juscph H. DuIrl ..... ...1721 Harrison Ave. Slarlin Leroy Dnuglas . ..... 2220 Park Ave. James H. A. Driscoll . ..... 2338 May 51. Rnnscvch Durrell ................ 634 Mound 5:. Gloria Duncan .......... .2141 Spring Grave Ave. Arnold Sidney Dykes . . . . . . .1016 Purcell Ave, Earl .1. Dwelly ................ 1920 Dunlap St. Joe Denhvn Ellis ..205 Main SLiMiumituwn, Ohin Daniel Engel ................... 19 E. Rochelle St. Shirley May E51611 . . .. . . .. .. . .256 Carr SI. Ernusl D. Ferguson . ..1424 Race 51. Robert E. Finley ................ 11 Glenwuod Huger Dennis Flanery . .624 Rockda1e Ave. Ruben Ruglesong .............. 1925 Vine St. Jnsephinc C. Foley .. ..... 1912 Vine St. Art Fullmer ........ .. .. .1607 Denham St. Bernice Furd .................. 725 W. Cnurt St. Bvrnim Annie Louise Fusler ..... 757 Richmond St. Husna Frazier ..... .. ..734 W. Seventh St. ..1212 Pendleton St. .. .970 Eastern Ave. Beny Jane Frins Vivian Frances Frye .. Luis Irene Fuller .. . ..... 1517 Ruth Ave. Lulicu Fu1113r ......... ...1602 Potter Place Palriniu Gibbs ................. 657 Sedam St. William R. Gchring ..825 Chateau St. Shirley Mae Gibson .. .. ........ 218 Mohawk St. Mary Margaret Cilhcrt . . .2022 C. Sutler Ave. Judilh Gilkersun ....... ...123 Mulberry St. Mary Ann Gilmore ....... 1134- Ccst SI. James L. Glosser ..... ....1663 Muntruse St. Shirley Clover . . .. . ....... 1067 Eldu Lane Benny Martin Gnldstein .. ..700 Cllalfnntn Place Jeane Gouda ..................... 1532 1111111 Ave. Aarun Crismm . . . . . . . . . . .3573 Cnfumhia Parkway Fred Crwss .................... 6531 Rainbow Lanc Larry Cu1lu11aurn ........ 1256 Cilscy Ave. Let: Hacker. 1r. .................... 6101 Rue 51. Richard H. Hall ....... 11.11. 1 Nu. 42 Shady 1.11.. North Bend. 011111 Nunmi Ruth Hale ............ 3473 Southside Avc. Gladys Lorain 111111 ......... 4111 Maul Anthony 51. Dennis P. Halpin ........... 171 Pedrcni Mary C. 1111111111011 . . . . . . . . . .1084 Wade SI. ...1000 Linn St. ........... 4220 315! St. .555 Armory Ave. ..934 Mound SI. 90-1 Ebenezer Rd. . .2204 Auburn Aw. hurulhy Mae Hardin .. Rnlmrt V. Han1in..1r. . . . Frank Harding ....... Barlmru Hurrisun Rugs 1'5. Hullendurf .. . . Peggy Ann Houser ..... Peggy Ann Hayes .. . . .. . . . .435 Chestnut St. Dmmna 1th: Hrinnman . . . . .3906 Beekmzm St. Donna Ella Heineman . . . . . . . . . .3906 Bm-kman St. Delmar Hc1lnn .. .108 W. McMiHan St. Kenneth Honn ...2658 Bellevuc Ave. Wilma Hess ..3936 Hillside Ave. Geraldine Hicks .......... . .1608 Freeman Ave. Ronald Hildcrhran ....... . .1562 Waverly Ave. Mary Lou Hnlman ...... . .2398 Warsaw Ave. Raymund Jnhn H1111 .. . . . .. .1435 Elklun Place Dornlhy Hnlt ....... . .820 Clmrlntle St. Walter A. anpv ..... ..1881 Charlotte St. Roberta Jean Horton .......... 25 A. Boltwnnd Richard E. Hubbard .............. 718 Clark St. Stella Faye Humphrey ...... 27 West Fifteenth S1. Humld Wayne Humphrey ........... 1942 Race St. Joan Hurst ................. Garland Lee Hulrhvrson .......... 1352 Ellmn Ava. Richard Hysell ............... 1951 Seymour Ave. Gary L. Ireland ..... 1663 Gilscy Ave. Joan 1. JamEsnn ............. 1694 Hoffmer SI. Frank In11n Jansnn .. . . .7206 Harrison Pike Fredic M. Jens: . . . . . ....... 1526 Corvallis Ave. Chnrk's Johnson ..... . 833 Yurk 51 Ruth Joyce Johnston ...... .5007 Madison Rd Currie M. Joins .......... . . .2209 Victor 5!. James Edward Jones .. . . I671 Beechnmnt Ave. James T. Inncs ................. 267 Renner 51. Lawrence Jones ..... 6881 Beechmom Ave. Robert Juncs ..... .316 W. MCMiHan Avc. Sue Jones ........ ...3054 Woodburn Ave. ..322 E. Twelfth St. . .732 501.1111 Crescent Vuuiie 1.. 1111105 . .. W1 ium Lee June: ...... Pulricia Louise Jordan . . ..... 262 Satchell St. Edward Kueser .................. 3931 Llewellyn Rnnuld Arthur Kussehnam ........ 1420 111111153: Ave. Nnrmam C. Kallimunn .............. 2542 Halsleud 11311112111 Barry Kmllz . ...... 132 Wildwood St. Nivhoius Charla: K1111 . . . .. .7681 Bridgcluwn Rd. Lawrcnrc Lee Keller .......... 2321 Gladstone Ave. 237 Thomas Kendall .................... 1532 Tait R11. William Kirby .......... .2228 Luth St. Alexander T. Kirchcr . ..... 3748 Sachem Junci Kissinger ............ 3540 Lumford Plan: Carul A. Knber .. . . ..1656 Westwuod AW. Robert Koch ....... .3049 Compton Rd. Janet L. Knlde ....... . .4223 Lunglancl St. Gwendolyn Klenk ...... 4152 Wiltcr St. William Klupslein ....... ..4402 Anchorage Rd. Kenneth Klolh .......... .30 H. Hillsdale St. James Louis Knight ....... . . . .5609 James St. Argus! Andrew Krucmcr .. ..104 Mulberry St. Marlene Kruegcr ........ .2447 Seem: Ave. 'l'imnthy Kuhl ......... .113 Winkler SI. Bony Jean Lackey .. .. ..... 1186 Byrd 5!. Shirley Ann Lamb . . . 2222 Lnth SI. Joyce L, Leuverton . . . . 1648 P111111n Avc. Sue Carrnll Lemons .............. 516 Slack Si. Caru1 Conway Lanirh .. ........ 1945 Washburn Juanita Largin ............ 2100 Simon Avc. Gntifried Luux . . . 0 ..2916 Culerain Ave. hurl .1. Lillie .. . . . .1926 Pleasant St. Peter Lind ........... 2674 Com Ave. Ronald Lindsay ............ 2398 Warsaw Avc. Dun-uld H, Lipps ............. 254 Pedrelti Rd. Duns Lung ................... .557 Armnry Ave. John Juseph anapmo .......... 2307 Vine St. Paniria Ann Luwe ........... 500 E115! Twelfth SI. Kenneih James Luxenherger ...... 210 Dorsey Ave. Raymund Lynch ................ 3439 Reading Rd. William E. Lynch ............ 220 W. 70111 8!. Evelyn Ruth Maddox .. ...1208 Eastern Ave. William Markus ....... ...438 F1. Liberty St. Sonia Lee Marvum . ........ 1609 Bruadwuy W111ium Sherman Margnlis . . . . 1831 Dalewnnd Plavc Wilbert Fredrick Marsh ............ 2215 Riva SI. Virginia Lee Marshall! ........ 121 East Liberty SI. Gary P. Martin .............. 6610 Purklzmd Ave. 1.11111er Marlin .................. 1121 Cedar Ave. Ruth Murgurel Martin ..... 3019 Beekmun SI. Caylc C. Musminstcr . . . ..1912 Queen City Ave, Pansy Ann Musun .. . . .953 McPherson Ave. Barbara A. McBride . . . .. . . . . . . . .3981 Wallcrsnn Rnsalie McCartney . . .. . .2602 Queen City Avn. Sharlccn McCu110ug11 ........ 1676 Queen City Ave. Curl E. McFarland .............. 34 West Milchell Barbara McGee .......... 2141 Barnard SI. Thomas MrNL-al ............ 507 West Seventh St. Evelyn Mchers ......... 2801 W. McMickcn AVG. Harold Dean Mehon ............... 292 Reamer St. James C. Margy .......... 2154 Spring Gruve Ave. Ruben K. Merritt ............. 102 Iucrgcns Ave. Charles Norman Messerle .......... 141 01161110 St. Clarence Meyer ........... .429 McAlpin Ave. Edwin Fredrick Meyer .. .2228 Wheeler 5!. Norma Jean Meyer .. . . . . . . . . . . , .3818 Hillside Ava. Edward C. Middendnrf 1370 Beach Meadow Lane James L. Milcy ........ . . . .1024 St. Gregory St. Ccnrge Anihnny Miuer ..... 7 Emming St. Clark Calon Miller .......... ...1119 Fnruker 5!. William Thomas Miller, Jr. ......... 2010 Linn 5!. Victor R. MineIla .......... 3956 Ebenezer Rd, Henry A. Minnich . . . .. . . . . . . . . .5830 Sheet! R11. Bnnnic Jean Mirrheli . . .114- E. McMicken Ave. Herman Mabley .............. 1556 Barton 5!. Glenna A. Moon: . ........ 125 Parker 51. Mary Sue Monro ........... 138 E. Clifmn Ave. June! Rose Moreland .. . ...... 6064 Claver SE. Delbert 1.. Morgan . . . . . . . . . .3314 River R11, Dulwicl Earl Morgan ..... 7125 Paddock Rd, Ralph Eugene Morgan .. ....... 2631 Linden 8!. Donald Morrell ............... 257 McMicken Ave. Durvin Mueller ................... 4966 Winm-slc Gilbert Mueller .. ........ 2401 Spring Crnvc Ave, John MuPHPr .................... 149 Wink1er St. Marilyn A. Mu6110r .. ..... ..2823 Sidney Aw. Murgarrt Murray . . . . . .1027 Sunset Ave. Bruce Murric . . . Juim H. Myer . . .. Gunther Nic-mzmn ................ 447 Warner St. Dnnalrl C, O'Banion . ..... 3335 Cavanaugh Ave. RLl11l Odel1 ....................... 254 Wnrth 51. CliROrrl C, Ormc 4444 Durrnw Ave. Harry S. Osgoud ........ 6716 Rue 51. meId J. On .......... 4145 Jerome St. Wimlish Owens ............ 904 Gust St. Ruben C. Puck ........ .. .3812 Kenker P121110. Christine Pnppusilides .. ....... 2822 Eden AVE. Dean Parker ........ .5626 Monlgnmery R11. Luis Jean Parker ..... ..5626 Montgomery R11. Wanda Fern Parrot! ....... 598 De Valie Aw. Eslcr Palrirk ..................... 2120 River R11. Tum Peeier .................. . ...... 425 Strafer Carul J. Pennington .. .1619 Mansfield 51. Donna Sue Perry ..... . ..1628 Moore St. Glenn H. Perry .. . . . . .609 Tafel St. Bennie Peters ..... . . . . . .314 Mulberry St. Alma L. Peyton ......... 2360 Concord St. Thomas T. Picpcr .. .. ..1648 Lionel Ave. John Pflanzer ..... ..Bux 45-Neeb Rd. Carrie Pinken ............... 811 Jackson Nancy U111 Punchol .. .. ...... 256 Worth St. Carulyn Poole ........... ..122l Nordica Lane Delores .1. Porter . . . . . .414 Rochdale Ave. Fred Pollhofl .......... . . . .608 Straight 51. James Chalfanl Powell .1349 Probasco SL. Maiaie Price ........... .. ...3817 Iona Ave. Alfredu Joyce PmBitl .. ........ 4168 TurriH 51. Robert J. Pyles ......... . .329 Erkenbrecher Ave. Paul Ruines ............... 1064 Wilstach St. Bonnie Ramsay .............. 2105 Cclerain Ave. Thomas Charles Redraw ........... 1133 Carney St. Ralph J. Reese ................ 1862 West Fork Rd. Nancy Louise Rembert ............. 311 Dayton St. Ronald W. Reusing ......... 3721 Applegale Ave. Arthur C. Rhodes .. . . ........ 3225 Harvey Ave. ..3777 Hutton St. . .2136 Fulton Ave. ...494 Riddle Rd. Marion Bhutan . . . Paul Riccobene . . . Brigitte Rieger . Ronald Ries .......... .4119 Jerome Ave. Naomi Ruth Ritchie . ......... 2351 Concord SL. Wilma Roberts ........... 206 East McMillan St. Thomas B. Robertson, Jr. ....... 529 Ridgeway Ave. Charles E. Rnlfes , ..3635 Mayfield Ave. Herschel Rose ..... .4327 Beech Hill Ave. . . .2472 Eastern Ave. . . . .2605 Bing Place Virginia Sue Rose . Mary Ann Roth Claytnn M. Rust ....... .2943 Coleruin Ave. Jeanne 1. Sammons ..... . . .1516 Waverly Ave. Robert D. Sauer . ...... 6738 Alta Ave. Wilma Jean Savage .. ....... 833 Belts 5!. James E. Sawyer ......... ...2863 Slanlon Ave. Robert Phillip Schcihlu . . . . v. . .5559 Kirby Ave. Dolores M. St-ileidt ........... 2815 Highland Ave. Wilbur A, Scileidl ......... 1535 Grove St. Philip A. Schmerr ....... 4311 Virginia Ave. Leroy Howard Schmidt ............. 301 Delta Ave. Paul E. Schmilz ........ . . ..1701 Marble St. Ruben E. Schneider . . ...... 131 Winkle: St. Willa Jean Schnitker ............ 2225 Clifton Ave. Raymond Joseph Schoster ...... 2116 Lnth St. Charles R. Schuckmunn ..... ..3125 Schubert St. Robert F. Schullan .......... . .3320 Gamble Ave. Charlene Jay Schullz ............ 4965 Winnesle Edward J. Schuman, IL. . .. . . .817 Pedrelti Ave. Jenn E. Scott ................... 1037 Cutter St. Russell Scudder . ........ 726 Burns St. John Sehr ............ 4362 Hamilton Ave. Maria Arm Severance ..... .979 Parksidc Place Earlene M. Sexton ............. 1733 Ella St. Robert A. Sharp ............ . ..1117 Carney St. Robert J. 51mrp ................. 2253 Lolh St. David Lynn Shea .. ...... 5852 Blue Rock Road Nancy Shelly ...... . .7979 Anthony Wayne Ave, Lorraine Shields . . . . . . . . . . . . .3394 Bishop St. Larry Shiplelt .............. .3943 Roswell Ave. Stanley Wayne Shropshire .......... 143 Peete 5!. Floyd Lee Sibert ............... 7218 Kellogg Ave. Mildred Fay Simpson .............. 4793 Esta Ave. Barbara Lee Sizer .............. 1971 Fairfax Ave. Betty Smith ..... .5651 Harrison Ave. Claudia M. Smith . ...2321 Boone St. Robert Smith ............. 2416 May St. Robert Speak ..... ..6238 Mnmgomery Rd. Lloyd A. Spears ...... ...2409 Van Blaricum Irene M. Spotlswoncl .. .227 Baxter Avc. Jackie StockhoH ........ ...3757 Mack Rd. Gerald Newton Starkey .. ...... 257 W. 73rd SL James A. Stedum ...... . . .1624 Hewitt Ave. Sarah J. Stinson ..... . . .1142 Poplar St. Carl C. Sloplllel, Jr. . . .2656 Linden SI. Cordon Stnne ....... 7218 Kellogg Rd, Eddy Swearingen . . , . . . . .3620 Trimble AVE. 101m Edgar Symes . ........ 6515 Rainbow Lane Eula M. Tale ............... 1623 Gruntwood Ave. Ruben Eugene Tuylur ............ 1115 Carney St. 171111 E. 'l'hnmus ............ 6027 PIninHeld Charles R. Thomas ......... 2118 Fulton Ave. Dolores E. Thunumun .. Joan Timmnns .2164 Florence Ave. Lawson Tinker .. . .2578 Linden 5!. Betty June Tircy .................. 3845 Cherry SI. . . .18 Linruln Terrace 238 Richard Louis Toler .. ..... 2708 HOE Ave. Allen Fred Trovillu . .. ..1626 Freeman Ave. Velma Troxell ............. 520 East Liberty St. Waller Tucker . . .............. 1614 Brewster EllleI Turner ........ . . .750 South Leggell CL Jnlm Walter Uehlein .. ..... 1101 SL Gregnry St. Waller Vun Gorder . . . ......... 1672 First Ave. George Van Lieu ............... 1270 Quebec Edward L. Vogt .. . . Anthony Walker . . . . . .2918 Hensllaw Ave. . . .5335 Owascn SI. Donald H. Walsh . . . ...... 6852 Rm: 5!. Robert Wcitzel ..... .3835 Ebenezer Rd. Charles Welsh ....... . .3717 Morris Place Harry Eugene Wells .. . .4402 River Rd. James John Wendel .......... . . .1642 Otle Ave. Thomas Edward Wendel ...... .1646 Denhum St. Raymond Weartz ................ 968 Ludlow Ave. Ralph Edward West . . .. ...... 2338 May 51. Wyce Westbrook ..... . .6162 Hedge Ave. Larry Wetenkamp .......... 2156 Loth St. Charles Ray Wheeler . .. . . .1607 Suite: Ave. Banks Whitaker ...... . ....... 3437 Jay 5!. Mary Magdalene Whitaker ............ 3437 Jay 5!. Mary Helen Whitby ......... ...943 Hopkins 5!. Carol M. White .................. 3431 Ruther Ave. Daniel Lorenzo Williams . .3485 West Millvale Circle Helen Jane Williams ............ 6008 Kellogg Ave. Marietta Williams . . . . ......... 923 Gust 5!. Joyce Willis ..... 749 Kenyon Ave. Chester Lee Wilson . ....251 Piedmont Kenneth W. Wilson .. .......1640 Cooper St. Rose Le Winters ................ 2346 Auhutn Ave. Juseph Anlhony Wirn. Jr. ...... 632 Overlook Ave. Paul Wilsken ................. 2783 Eugenie Lane Darrell W. Will .. Edward Woelfel ..3215 Clendora. Ave. . . .2177 Selim Ave. Noel Wong ..... 3115 Reading Rd. Dixie L. Wuulms ....... ..2318 Wilder Ave. Kenneth Eugene Wright . . .1551 Lingo 5!, Carl Lester Wrisltm ...... . . .924 Dayton 5:. Robert Wyatt, Jr. . .. . .5930 Piqun Ave. Agnes Yeurduu .. . Rnbur: F. Zurlek ...... .. .446 Milton St. .. ..1629 Full: SE, Marvin Herbert Zzlpf ..... . . . .4232 Leeper St. James Zcinner ......... .3776 Hubble Rd. Ronald Zergcs .................. 4101 Homer Ave. ' 0' mt on next spr SPE' .fnlkx' H'P h!11n.'l'i11w lo 11-! Ho.