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

Text from Pages 1 - 238 of the 1958 volume:

ANNE BOYD, EDITOR, AND jOYCE DOLL, TSINESS MANAGER, AND THE OF THE 1958 KNUTE THE KNIGHT, WHO WILL CONDUCT YOU THROUGH THE HALLS AND SECRET CORRIDORS OF OUR GREAT CASTLE ON THE HILL CALLED m WHERE KNOWLEDGE ABOUNDS, ARTS ARE N URTURED, VITAL SKILLS ARE PERFECTED, AND MIGHTY KNIGHTS ARE TRAINED FOR BATTLE yamm: ulummilawm WE GAIN BASIC KNOWLEDGE A knighths life is not what it used to be. Today we have to know about jet planes, guided missiles, atomic hssion, and earth satellites. The tools of the trade have certainly changed. But fortunately, at Central we are prepared for the needs of the day. Opportunities for training in over twenty vocational fields are to be found in our uniquely modern castle. Expert craftsmen are available who teach the newest methods in industrial production and in technical services. Bravery is surely needed today just as it was when knighthood was in flower, but it is not enough. Highly- tI-iained scientists, machinists, mechanics, stenographers, nurses, and designers are essential if we are to survive j aid to improve our way of life. So at Central we are e striving to meet the challenge of the times by learning well .the skills which will keep America free and strong. WE ACQUIRE SPECIAL SKILLS In order to learn any of the vocational skills properly,twe know that a firm foundation is needed in the basie fundamentals of man,s knowledge. Therefore we have many rooms in our castle where students go daily to strengthen their knowledge in the so-called iigt'anem'l subjects? Here we iind out how to use the English language to express ourselves in writing and speaking. We see the many uses of mathematics in our daily work, and study the sciences in order to learn about the laws of nature. The walls of our castle no longer separate us from the outside world. All the people of the world are our C neighbors, and so we study geography and history in ofder to understand them as well as ourselves. But we also take courses in music, art,'physical education, health, and driveris education in-order to live safer,fu11er'lives. Knights of today have much more to learn than knights of the middle ages, but we know that the extra work is well worth the eEort. AAErt- . 'JIW' am w 1 mm vnw 1A ww .mwwM OUR QUEST FOR KNOWLEDGE LEADS TO OUR CASTLE ON THE HILL a Li. 5 $3? 7 .. WE COMPETE IN MAN Y SPOR The Knights of Central are known afar for their victories 0n the field of combat. For just as knights of old sallied forth with lances on the plains of Europe, our Knights go forth to protect our honor in every kind of athletic contest. The might'of our football team won for Central this year the PHSL championship. Our mermen' have demonstrated their skill in bringing us honors also. The gym team knows no equal in all the seven hills of Cincinnati. The PHSL baseball title was brought to ' Central in 1957. But Centralis banner is kept flying high in other sports as well. In track, cross-country, basketball, and bowling, our teams. continue to show their courage and sportsmanship. The example which our athletes set for us is worthy of the highest standards of knighthood. It applies not only in sports, but also in the work we do in our shops and classes. .: 'A-n'rL -. -r..- t:.-. WE BUILD LASTING FRIENDSHIPS . i There is another part of our life which must be presented to give a complete picture. For we do not neglect the social side. Activities of many kinds are constantly in progress at Central. Sir Lancelot probably relied on trumpet fanfares to know what was going on in his day, but our castle is equipped with a public address system that can be heard in the highest tower. It daily calls students. to meetings of the various clubs and organizations, and it announces tsometimes t0 musict the important coming events. The Sweetheart Contest, the Sweetheart Dance, the Package Plan Bonuses, the Senior Prom, the functions of the various social clubs-uall of these attractions make Central a happy, as well as a busy place. There is much fun to be had in band, choir, Cendra, and on the staffs of the KNIGHT LIFE and the PENDULUM. These activities make our days brighter and, in the long run, our lives richer. WE DEDICATE THE 1958 The members of 16 PENDULUM staff wish to dedicate these pages to a teacher who as supervised the publication of many hundreds of arm Ipagcs over a period of fifteen years. Mr. R. Owen Sofko has ten the adviser for both annual and newspaper, som -mes serving both at the same time. Beginning with a imeographed annual at the original Central High in 1941, Mr ofko has guided the PENDULUM to the highest level of at a inmcnt with the $54, 355, and 356 editions. A11 won distinctive ho ors in national judging contests. Even after retiring as adviso he has continued to make valuable contributions to t . PENDULUM. Owcn Sofko 011 nized the Louis Bromficld Chapter of Quill and Scroll and ser d as its adviser. H6 established the Swedheart Come and Sweetheart Dance which have come to bc traditional 0 nts of great interest for Ccntralitcs. His devotion to standa s of yearbook excellence and his inspiring leadership with ma y annual staffs lead us to dedicate the 1958 PENDULUM t. r. R. Owen Sofko. PENDULUM a 7. xx; 3? .,.. 0; g wh--rr,..m, 115:4: , r. ADMINISTRATION . . . . 13 FEATURES . .. . . . . . . . 32 DEPARTMENTS ....... 42 ACTIVITIES . . . . . . . . . . 70 CLASSES ............. 10f; ATHLETICS .......... 158 ORGANIZATIONS . . . .190 5. Our castle 0n the. hill has many activities connected with the main purpose of learning. These activities require the services of many teachers, as well as coordinators, counselors, and principals. We feel that at Central we have the best. Vocational and technical training create many problems that the average high school does not have. Schedules are a difficult mattcr since senior students coaop 0n two-wcek cycles. A large plant is necessary to house the various kinds of machinery and equipment at Central. To keep it in good running order means that many hands must cooperate in making it clean and safe. The many details of school organization arC cHicicntly handled by our competent office staff. We are indebted to our administrative force for making Central thc well-run organization that it is. v..... .. I ' M 2m, alum; ' 4 a a a ; . a 3 H3, gJiavu . I g 3 f 2:; -; fwwnix . m 2m; m 5 j; W 1 ufu Jubbimtk ??,imxpggg WWW i Heading our faculty staff is a man whom we all respect and trust, our principal, Mr. C. 0. Tower. While helping us with our studies he also guides us as a friend Loward building a better future in our career world and in social activities as well. He strivcs in any way possiblc 10 give us the best opportunities in the social, business: and the entertainment fields. As each year passes Mr, Tower can be proud and satis- fied with everything being done to improve Central under his direction. CENTRAL HIGHiS 20 Mr. Tower makes morning announcmncnts owr thv PA. sysu'm. PRINCIPAL Mr. Pt-irano, assistant prinripul, in chargc of trachcr porsonnvl. Thu dutics 01' Assistant Principal of Central High are so many that they takc two highly trained people to perform them. Mrs. Ruth Lapc, in chargc of pupil personnel, was the principal of East Vocational High School for twelve years and has been here at Cvntral five years; A few of Mrsx Lapck main duties arc: programming for all pupils thich takes seven week to complctd, pupil reports; pupil guid- ancc, and issuance of Class Day Awards. Her undcrstand- ing and paticncc in trcating the problems of cach group ASSISTANT 21 Mrs. Lapc, assistant principal, in charge of pupil parsonncl. or individual assures a fair and equitable consideration for everyone. In charge of tcachcr personnel is Mr. Thomas Peirano, a man who is always on the job, willingr to help. Problems relatingr to the faculty and the materials necessary for the operation of this huge institution come directly under the control of Mr. Pcirano, who, with painstaking concern, considcrs cach problem in infinite detail. Some of his 5pc- Ltihc duties are: teacher payroll, requisitions, teachers, schedulesy and teacher guidance, PRINCIPALS THE FACULTY First Row: LOUISE ABBIHL, Typing; Hobbies-Travel, Photography, Gardening, Sewing; University of Cincinnati CHARLES BAIRD, Social Studies, World Geography, Jr. High; Hob- bieHhort Story Writing, Reading. Tennis. Golf; Miami University. WILLIAM BARTELS, Wood Shop. Wood Science; Stage Director; Hob- bies-Shows. Boating. Fishing; University of Cincinnati. FRANK. J. BECHTOLD. Coordinator of Automotive; Hobbies;Photog- raphy; University of Cincinnati. LEE BOGGS. Einglish: Cendra; Hobbies-Painting. Reading. Land- scaping, Woodwork; Morris Harvey. Second Row: JAMES R ERUCKMANN, American History, World History. Job Relations; Hobbies-Sports, Record Collecting, Playing Piano: Keyton College, University of Cincinnati. WALTER BRUNSMAN, Mathematics; Miami University. EVANS BURBANK, Mathematics; Sponsor Senior Hi-Y; University of Cincinnati. ELMER E. BURKHARDT, Advanced Presswork: HobbiesiScouting. Fishing; University of Cincinnati. SAMUEL CAPOZZOLO. Business Education, Office Clerical Practice: Director. Business Production: Hobbies-Records Art; University of Cincinnati. Third Row: ANTHONY CHIODI. Biology, Driver's Education. General Science; Coach Baseball. Football: Hobbies-Sports in general: Miami University JAMES CLARK. Science: Director of Varsity Basketball, Resewe Foot- ball: Marietta College, Wisconsin University. University of Cincinnati NEWELL CLARK, Physics. General Science: Miami University. RUTH CLIFT, Shorthand. Typing, Transcription; Business Advisor, Knight Life; University of CincinnatL DAVID DANIEL, Driver's Training; Hobbies-Athletics; Wilmington College. Fourth Row: T, HANDLEY DIEHL, Technical Chemistry Art Chemistry, Needle Trade Science; Hobbiequuati-z Soprfs, Model Railroading, Camping; Earlham College. Temple University, University of Delaware. North Dakota State College. Harvard University. HENRY DRACE, Economic Relations, Vocational Electrical Mathematics; University of Cincinnati. JULIA M. DRYDEN. American History: University of Cincinnati, Southwestern Louisiana Institute. JOHN ERTEL. Art; Director of Lunchroom; Hobbies G01f, Swimming. MetaL Woodworking. Camping. Painting; Eastern University, Kentucky State University JOHN ETLING, Conunercial Design, Printing Art, Art Shop, Indiana State Teachers College, University of Cincinnati. First Row: FRANK FAIRCHILD. Aeronautical Science, Coordinatoruf Aeronautics; Sponsor of Aerunautical Radio Club; Hobbies-Amateur Radio and Flying; Berea Normal College. JOSEPH L. FELIX, English. Journalism; Knight Life Editm'ial Advisor. Quill and Scroll Adviser; Hobbies-vMagazine Writing; Xavier Univer- sity, ANDREW FRENCH, Diesel Engines. Related Math. Basic Engines. HobbieSsTraveling, Hunting, Fishing; University of Cincinnati. FRANK E. GLATTHAAR. Hand Composition; Linotype. Knight Life; Hobbies-Traveling, Hunting, Fishing; University of Cincinnati PAUL J GRENDELMEYER, Phuto-Lithography: HobbieSsGardenings Second Row: THOMAS W. GROOMS, American History, World Geography. Job Re- lations; Business Advisor, PENDULUM; Hobbies-Flying, Athletics, Travel; University of Cincinnati, ALICIA R. HALL, Einglish; Hobbies-Music. Football. Baseball, Reads ing. Swimming, Dogs: SL Lawrence University. N. Y. State Colleges Syracuse University. University of Cincinnatil EUGENE HART. Economic Relations, Coordinator Wood Shop; Hob- bies-Fishing, Traveling: University of Cincinnati. Teachers College. LORETTA HARTZEL. Algebra. Geometry, Shop Math: University of Cincinnati. University of Chicago. ROBERT DELANO HATMAKER. Vocal Music; Choir Director: Hobbies -Record Collecting. Foreign Post Card Collecting. Tannisy Badminton, Swimming; Berea College. Third Row: CLARENCE HESLAR, Behind the Wheel Driving Training: Teen Age Road-E-O, Junior Safety Council; HobbiessGolf. Gardening; Univer- sity of Cincinnati. PAUL HILTENBEITEL. English: Xavier University. LEONARD HIMMELMANN, Basic Printing; University of Cincinnati. Ohio State University. FRED HOFFMAN. Radio, Motors and Wiring: University of Cincinnati. Ohio State University GABRIEL IEZONNI, .712 High Science; HobbiesiAthletics. Studying. Drawings Writing; Dayton University, Miami University, Springfield College. Mr. Wultvr Lund. Curriculum Coordinator. chvurfully answers qucstlon of Anne Boyd, PENDULUM editor, F011 rth Row: BEA JACOBSON, Physical Education and Health; Director of Varsity and Reserve Cheerleaders. Majorettes, Pi Chi, G.A.As. Variety Show Choreographer; HobbiESsWaler Skiing. Camping, Knitting; Univemity of Cincinnati. HILDEGARDE JOHNSON, Clerical Practice; HobbiesiReading. Photog- raphy; Lawrence College, University of Cincinnati. HOMER M. JONES, English; Student Council: Hobbies-Flying, Swim- ming; University of Cincinnati MACE JUSTICE, English: Sponsor. PENDULUM: HobbiessMusic, Camp- Eng. Swimming; University of Cincinnati. VELMA F. KAMPHAUS, Comptometer, Business Math; Hobbiess Photography, Reading, Gardening, Sewing; Oxford University. Univer- sity of Cincinnati. Mr. August anvcki, ch gmdv counselor, stores test for one Of his pupils. First Row: DAVID KEMP. Job Relations, World Geography, American History: Bowling Coach: Hobbi654Hi-Fi Records and Equipment: Eastern Kentucky College, Appalachian SQate College, Miami University ELEANOR R, KENNEDY, Shorthand. Transcription; Senior Rings: Hob- bies-Reading, Traveling; Ohio State University. University of Cincin- nati. Gregg College THOMAS KENNEDY. English: Hobbies Writing. Collecting Records: University of Cincinnati. University of Kentucky. Maryville College. RICHARD KILEY. Library; Habbies-Fishing. Reading, Drawing; Xavier University. KATHLEEN FRANCES KING. English, Jr. High; Hobbies-Demcing Bridge, Sewing; Baylor University, University of TexasA Second Row: IRVIN KUEHN, Health. Driver's Education, Physical Education: C Club, Reserve Football, Varsity Track. Muscle Club: Hobbies- GoIf. Fishing; Eastern State University. University of Cincinnati. ROY D1 LAGALY. Physical Education and Health; Head Coach of Swimming. Cross Country. Assistant Track Coach; Hobbies-Spm'ts; University of Cincinnati. JOHN LALLEY. Physics, General Science: Hobbies-Radio. Philosophy, Handball: Xavier University. Villa Madonna College. MARILYN LANGWORTHY. Health Physical Education, Driver's Edu- cation; HobbiesiMusic. Reading: Central College. ELOISE LUCIOUS. Practical Nursing. Third Row: ELIZABETH Y. MAITHRE, General Art. Applied Art. Display Art. Needle Arts, Art 12th Grade: HObbiESgATLS University of Cincinnati. Ohio Mechanics Institute, Cincinnati Medical College. Cincinnati An Academy SYLVIA MARTIN. English; Speech. Dramatics: Assistant Sponsor of Cendra; Hobbies Reading. Music. Hiking: University of Cincinnati. Massachusetts State Teachers College. M. B MELLMAN, World Geography. World History: Ohio State Uni- versity. RALPH C. MOSCHEL, Coordinator Business Education; HobbieswPho- tography: University of Cincinnati. MINNIE H. MOTZER, Power Sewing. Basin Dressmaking. Art Needle- work; Trade Embroidery; Hobbies-Music. Sewing. Reading: Ohio State University, University of Cincinnati. Fourth Row: JAMES T. MUSSMAN. English; Youth for Christ. Adviser: Hobbiesi Reading, Exercise. Walking: University of Cincinnati. RALPH NAVARO. Auto Service Shop; Hobbies Amateur Movies. Travel; Ohio State University. University of Cincinnati. MARGARET OHANIAN. Typing: Sponsor, Alpha Chi Gamma: Hobbies iSwimming. Music, Picnics. Hiking. Travel, Movies; University of Cincinnati. VAL F. ORSARY. Industrial Arts; Hobbies Fishing4 Home-wm'kshop'. Youngstown University. Miami University. ELIZABETH PEOPLES, Basic Tailoring. Basic and Advanced Dress- making: Iowa State College. University of Cincinnati. First Row: JOHN PITMAN. Social Studies. Jr High: HobbiES-Golf. Bowling: Uni- versity of Cincinnati. ROYAL PORTER, Basic Machine Shop: Hobbies;Flowers, Art. Travel, Fishing: University of Cincinnati. ADELHEID H. PRICE. Home Economics; Sponsor. J11 Red Cross: Hob- bics Eridge. Collecting Recorda Sewing Knitting. Traveling: Con- cordia College. University of Minnesota. JAMES PYLE. Basic and Advanced Tailoring; Hobbies-Fishing Pho- tography: University of Cincinnati. MARION H. RANDOLPH. Business Arithmetic. General Mathematics: loth Grade Sponsor: Hobbies-Reading. Bridge; University of Cincin- nati. Second Row: EDNA REHKAMP, Health and Physical Education: G.A.A.; Hobbies? Sports. Reading. Collecting Basque. Dresden. etc: University of Cin- Cinnati. LARRY ROSENBAUM. General Business. Business Mathematics; Chair- man-Junior Class; Hobbies-Golf, Fishing: University of Cincinnati, EDWARD RUNK, Automotive; Hobbies-Farming: University of Cin- cinnati. CHARLES SALIE. Economics. World History; Hobbies Swimming, Recreational Work; University of Cincinnati, Ohio State University. HOWARD SAMS. General Science; Hobbies-Cattle Raising, Farming; Wilmington College. Ohio State University, Miami University, Univer- sity of Cincinnati. Third Row: ROBERT SARFIELD Physical Education; Hobbie5--Saii1ng. Horseback Riding, Oil Painting. Army Reserves. Gymnastics: Intramural Director of Gymnastics: University of Cincinnati. FRED W. SCHAEPERKLAUS, Mechanical Drawing. Industrial Design: HobbiesiGardening, Do-IL-Yourself Projects; University of Cincinnati. WILLIAM SCHATZ, Machine Shop. Metal Laboratory; Hobbies-Pho- tography; Ohio State University, University of Cincinnati CARL SCHMIDT, Physical Education; HobbiesiFishing, Woodworking. Mechanics. Gardening, Home Repairs; Central Normal College, Wiscon- sin University. Indiana University. Confcrring with tho pzlrvnts of his studmts is cm of thc many responsibilities of Mr. Paul Nabors, 10th grade counsElor. MILDRED SCHOPMEYER, shorthand, Transcription Typing; Hobbies Travel. Movies. Reading; Univemity of CincinnatL Athenaeum of Ohio, St. Xavier University. Fourth Row: EDWARD T, SIMMERMON. World History. Job Relations: HobbieSr Bowling. Golf. Hunting, Fishing; Miami University, University of Cin- cinnati. Marietta College. HERBERT W SIMPKINS, Aviation Engine Day School. Basic and Ad- vanced Auto Night School; AermRadio Club Assistant; Hobbies- Hunting. Fishing, Flying; University of Cincinnati. ORA E SMITH. Economic Relations. Coordinator of Printing; Hobbies Photography; Wilmington College. Ohio State University. University of Cincinnati. PAUL SMITH. Instrumental Music. Band; Band Direcmr; University of Cincinnati. Conservatory of Music. GEORGE SNIDER. General Science, Physics; HobbiesiFarming; Uni- versity of Cincinnati, Columbia University. Mr. Andy Owens. tcnchcr-in-charge of grades seven and tight, discusses monthly attendance rvport, 26 First Row: OWEN SOFKO, English; Hobbies;Fishing. Motoring, Photography: Ohio University. University of Cincinnati. MARY VIRGINIA SPIKER, Merchandising, Retailing. Coordinator of Distributive Education; Senior Sponsor. D.E.C.A,; HobbiesmTraveling. Theater, Reading; Ohio Wesleyan University, University of Pittsburgh, HELEN C. STEINWAY, Director of Practiuai Nursing; College of Nurs- ing and Health, University of Cincinnati AUDELL STIERINGER. Practical Nursing ORVILLE E. STIFEL, Sheet Metal. Machine Shops; HobbieFGun- smithing. Color Photography; University of Cincinnati. Second Row: CARL SULEK. Bookkeeping; Hobbies-Bowling, Dn-ItuYourself: Uni- versity of Cincinnati. Ohio State University. CATHERINE M. TEMPLETON, English; Hobbies-Travel, Gardening, Reading, Theatre. T.V.; Emerson College, Xavier: University. University of Cincinnati. ORVILLE TENHUNFELD, Automotive Service; HobbiesiBoating. Fish- ing. Swimming, Hunting; University of Cincinnati. DOROTHY JEAN TROTTMAN, World History, American History, Jab Relations, World Geography; Y-Teens; chbies-Swimming, Reading, Sewing, People; University of Cincinnati. CLYDE A. TUXWORTH, Basic Electricity; HobbieFGolf, Model Rail- roads, University of Cincinnati Third Row: HELEN A, TWOMEY, English; HobbiekReading. Sewing, Gardening. Travel; University of Cincinnati. Xavier University. CLIFFORD E, VATH, Basic and Advanced Woodwork, Mathematics; Sponsor. V.I.C.; Hobbies Scouting. Travel. Photography. Rocks and Minerals: University of Cincinnati WILLIAM WAGNER, Mechanical Drawing; Miami University, Univer- sity of Wisconsin EDITH A. WARNER. Basic Foods; Hobbieg-Bowling, Football, Sewing, Gardening. Reading, Hi-Fi Recording; Ohio State University, University of Cincinnati. THE FACULTY First Row: WALTER R. WASSON. Commercial Foods; Hobbies Stamps CHARLES WEAVER. Biology. General Science: Hobbies-Fish'mg. Nature Study; Marshall College HOWARD WESLEY, Oxy-Acetylene, Electric Welding. Math; Hobbies Travel, Canadian Fishing; University of Cincinnati. JOHN V. WHITAKER. Speech and Hearing Therapy; Indiana State Teachers College. Ohio State University, Xavier University. GEORGE W. WINTER, Basic Engines, Related Math, Related Science; Hobbies Ma1-ine Activities; University of Cincinnati. Ohio State Uni- versity. Thc counselor for grades nine and twvlvc is MrsV Meta Howard who is shown referring to a scmor appralsal form. Second Row: JOHN WISENALL, Electrical Science. Radio: Hobbies-rAmateur Radio, Hi-Fi; University of Cincinnati. STELLA WOLIVER, Social Studies: University of Cincinnati, University of Chicago. Ohio State University. P. V. WOOLEY. Mathematics: University of Cincinnati. FRED YEAGER. Physical Education: Director Varsity Football; Hob- bieSwFishing. Wood Working: University of Cincinnati, IMMANUEL ZIEGLER. Plane Geometry. Math. Algebra. General Math; Visual Aids; Hobbies Sports, Fishing. Bowling; University of Cincin- nati. IN MEMORIAM TELL- Clvath of Mr. Percival Woollvy, on May 11: I958 was a loss 10 both students and Lcachm's. His kindly manner and friendly smile will long remain in Lhc memories of those who knew him Story timr has arrix'L-d Hi IhL' humv of John Erttl. Mr Srhncpcrkluus shows how m n-lnxA i9 1331?: F173 A sign of spring VA Sul111litty L'hvvks his gem: Mr. Lalh-y's daughter has so much to rvport CHCh day, For thr Jacobsons. music. is a joint projm't. Toy making occupies Mr. Drsary's vvcning hours. . . . AT SCHOOL Mr Brunsnmn rnjuys u vhut with pzn'rnts. Mr, Hutmukrr L'hnpul'mws zlfn'r-svhool dance. Miss W. grr plans mrnu for Mvssrs. Uhiodi and Navarro record grades. Open housv guvsts arr grvvtcd by Mr. Felix. Shipmvnt of supplivs is z'hm'kvcl by Mr. MrCn-v. Mr. TowPfs Ht'cretary, Helen Wiles. Mrs. Irma Mcrklu and Mrs. Marian Schm'dinm Miss Mm'gic Schennw and Miss Marcella Prows, Junior Son'ctarirs uudvr Miss Wilcs. -- 30 SECRETARIES 'llhc joh nli Ll srm'ctzlry involvvs many duties nutsiclir the i'vg'ular cycle 01' jobs. as all 01' 0111' scei'ctnrics can it'll you. The sticrctarial stall spends months in preparing for thcit' two biggest clays opening and closing of school. Preparing for vntrance as well as checking and completing: student records are longr and painstaking tasks. yet, the handling of thusv clvtzlili is only a small pnrtinn ol' the duiivs of our secretaries. NIr. 'li'owvrls newly acquired sccrvtary. Ma's. Hrlcn VVilos, supervises the alvrt ofhitv won'kors, Mrs. JnAmi CunclilT is busy at all timvs keeping; up with Mrs, Laple many clutics. The details attachcd with N11 . PCll'iillO,5 work also require an cfhcitnt secrctary; this is where NII'Si Irma Nfei'kle fits in Miss Marcella Prows, a worker who really mews around, assists Mr. Lund, CO-ordinator 0f cur- riculum, and works in the library for Mr. Kiley. Financial scct'etal'y, Miss Ruth Woollcy, enjoys her work thorough- ly although the money just goes in and out of hvr hands. Our CO-ordinators and counselors must be taken care of in the way 01' secretarial help so we have Miss Maureen lillcskcn, Secretary to Mrs. Steinway, co-Ordinator of Practical Nursing; Miss llanct Koldcl Secretary to all ninc co-Onlinzitors: and Miss Marion Schardine. Secretary to the four counselors. Habitual truancy cases and Class cuts 811' taken care of by Miss Marguerite Schamer. SL'crr'taries Miss Janet Kolzle and Miss Maureen Thcskcn. 3! Mrs. JoAnn Clundiff and Miss Ruth W'OOlh'y. Hrlvn Elliott and um Norris sr-nior c'o-Oi studvnis ox-ratc 111v v ' , 1 5 l swurhbom'd, m At the beginning of December, all homet'ooms nominatc girls to represent them as sweetheart candidates. The girls are scrrcncd for good scholarship, attendance, and good school citizenship. Each class selects six girls as candidates. The candidates then select a manager and both the candidates and their managers collect pennies for thc PENDULUM. In February the Sweetheart Dance is held and the ten girls who haw: collected the most money are chosen as the final sweetheart candidates. Their portraits are taken by a professional photographer and sent to Mr. Walden S. Fabry, a noted beauty authority and photographer, who judges the pictures. Mr. Fabry and his beauty experts select the PENDULUM Queen, her four attendants and her court favorites. THE PENDULUM QUEEN AND HER COURT The PENDULUM each year finds itself indebted to the girls who enter the Sweetheart Contest and collect penny votes in order to become one of the top ten Sweethart candidates. These twentyvfour girls collect a considerabe amount of money which is used to help the expenses of publishing the PENDULUM. In order to show our appreciation to these girls we take pleasure in presenting them here in the order in which Mr. Fabry selected them. qQZIEQIMQiMoE wa clan s. Iahrll W . . . p z$ i1. one lorty-nina seventh avenue. north . nashville, lannesses Phone cnapul 2-5aaa April 1, 1958 Mr. Mace Justice Central High.School Cincinnati, Ohio Dear Mr. Justice: Thank you for the opportunity of judging the top five PENDULUM Beauties. It was a difficult choice to make, and after much looking, I have selected them in the following order: 1. Jewel Roberta Fitzwater - PENDULUM QUEEN 2. La Verne Hicks - Beauty 3. Rosemary Marie Fritz - Beauty 4. Rebecca J. Lytle - Beauty 5. Barbara Henderson - Beauty The favorites in alphabetical order are: Anna Bates Mary Chamberlain Carol Dick Geraldine Shields Sarily'n Sing To all contestants in the PENDULUM BEAUTIES Contest, and to the students at Central High School, may I send my sincerest best wishes. Very truly yours, THE STUDIOS 0F WALDEN S. FABRY mg 1221? Jewel Roberta Walden S. Fabry Fitzwater PENDULUM QUEEN WSF:jp 34 36 ANNA BATES FAV O R I T E S MARY UilAMBI-ERLAIN 40 GERALUIN '1 SHIELD, UARC L DICK XRJIA'N SING Thc twelve schools or departments depicted in the f0110wing pages are really very general areas in which there are almost twice as many specialized areas which students may select. Whichever program is chosen, a student at Central is assured the vary bcst in instruction, shop equipment, and physical facilities. The teachers have had the benefit of years of training in business and industry. This enables them to give sound, practical instruction to the students. The tools and machines used are those which will enable Centralis graduates to adjust easily to careers in their chosen fields. A most important part of our program is the basic study of English, math, history, science, ctc., which every student must take in addition to the vocational subject. The special training which students at Central receive is more important now than ever before because this scientific age needs skilled workers. Frt'rl Fox and Bill Huyl-s 2111- using a singlr surface machinv: Art Sicfcrt 21nd Frvd Chastvrn arc uszng a triplv-drum sander; Earl Curry is marking lumbmz G. Becker and J. Meyers arc operating a 12-inch single surfaccr. ALLIED CONSTRUCTION Todayk thriving business includes the Allied Construc- tion Field, Central offers Allied Construction as one of its skilled departments. Included are three shops: basic: pat- tern, and advanced. Training starts in the ninth grade and continues until it becomes specialized in the twelfth. The boys may choose cabinet making: carpentry, patternmaking, or millroom practice. Awards are presented to those who choose a project and perfect and excel in its construction. On class day differ- ent industries give special achievement awards to some of the most outstanding seniors in this Heldh Central co-ops go out into the business world with a knowledge of trained, skilled, workers. Many employers are former graduates of Central High School. W hcrcvcr they go, WC know that Central graduates will bu recognized for their special know-how. T. Beidcnhaus docs hand planing in Basic Woodshop. Donald WP 3'1'5 shmvn rip 3ing sto k on :1 Circular aw. AUTOMOTIVE CLASS Most Ct'ntral students in the automotive field have had at least one scmestcfs work in internal combustion en- gines during year nine m 1011 before emoring ihc depart- mcnt in thcir junior year. Many Central co-ops Kstay 01W in their co-op jobs aftur graduation. Especially is this true in the Automotive Hcld where trainees are given the background for a wide variety of positions in thtr automotive industry such as auto me- chanic, body repair mechanic, parts and accessories Clerk, auto salesman, etc. Some of thc boys arc examining a turbochargCr on a Cummins vat: Stuclvnts in Basic Engines study Transmission. supcrcharged engine. Jim Grccn lubricates chassis, 47 AVIATION Students 0'. thv Aviation Dcpurtmont co-op in thv twelfth year, as do students in other departments 01' our school. All of the local airports mnploy students anClXor Central Aviation Dcpartmcnt graduates. The eleventh year is devoted to engenderng tho neccs- sary laboratory and shop expvriences in preparation for the work program so a course in internal combustion cn- gine is advisable before entering this department. The in- struction is carried on by licensed instructors. as the avia- tion sciences arc a critical part of the training in this dc- partment. Although flight mining is not a part of our curriculum. many students enter this phase of the industry, a few while students here. This year 21 hclipm't was dedicated on Central High School properly. It is located on thv north side: of thc building. Mr. Simpkins, Bill Harman, and Bill Klaycr arc inspecting intake and exhaust system, Tum BrzummE Jack Brooks and James McCoon are installing a kangvr aircraft vnginc' on a tvst stand, mustang wmm .. Ha NMVEKKszWx 48 Marvin Thomas, Ruth Morris, Jim Wash, and Jeff Russell are firing ceramics and enamels in kilns. COMMERCIAL ART The Art program is one of the most popular shops here at Centrali This program gives each individual an oppor- tunity to accumulate more knowledge by getting practical experience in this subject. The production work, done by the students 01' this shop, is based on originality in creating this art work for the school, such as silk-screen work, murals, bill-boards, signs, and posters. The facilities in this shop are of modern equipment which is necessary in doing extensive and progressive work, in silk screen processing, sign making, enameling, and ceramics. The students, under the guidance of Mrs. Maithre and Mr. Etling, arc. to be given the credit for keeping the dis- play cases in the halls and lobbies so attractive. Beverly Carroll, Carol Brooks, Myron Cunningham, and Everett Lawson are spray painting with air brushcs. 49 In thl' OHicc Practicc Class Carol Kncipp and Barbara Abbott prepare Addrvssogmph plates on the Graphotypc. BUSINESS EDUCATION Mr. Sulvk is dLTHOnSIFEltinH a work shrrt to his Bookkvvping I Class. Mrs. Clift hclps Frances Howrll with hor shorthand. CentraPs Commercial Department offers many advan- tages for boys and girls who wish to excel in the held of business education. It providcs a grcat number of modern up-to-date office machines on which the students may practice until they become skillcd operators. They rc-ccive training for obtainingr business jobs in the fields 01h bookkeeping, gonvral clerical: and sccrctarial courses. At the end 01. the junior year, students an- placed on a co-op jnh whore thvy receive Oil-thC-jnb trainingr in their hold SN'cml timvs during; tht' year. the teachers arrangc t0 haw husincss 111011 and women Slrak to tho studt'nts 21nd tcll them pxactly what is rcquircd t0 hrcomc a SUCCESS in husim'ss. They give thx- pupils :1 houvr undmstancling of the business world. M 1'. Cu mzznlo is shown msitionin 1- 5m imnu'v on L. n multilith mastm'. Thv Electrical Trades consist of many diITvrcnl branches. Thcy are technical electricity. radio and TV and house- wiring, in addition to the fundamentals of electricity. Beginning in the freshman year, a student in this liclcl next takes courses in advanced housc-xx'iring' and motors. 311 the sophomore yam: The junior year finds students who are going to co-op taking radio and T.V. If a student wishes to prepare for college hr takes thv technical course in his junior year. The technical students go to school full time during: their senior year. The regular Ron Suncr and Mr. Honann are installing a switch box. students conop the entire twclvc-month period before. graduation. ELECTRICAL TRADES Studrms in Radio and T.V. arr: troubh- shooting a small radiuh PIU' mto Phil Orino how to ch L'k RT null shun Wisc John Mocckcl is making soup for the students of Ccntml. Sonu- of tho girls in Commercial Foods arc browning now pumtors. COMMERCIAL FOODS The object of the Commercial Foods Class is the train- ing 01' students to becomc skilled and CFHCiCnt workers in the food industry. Offered in this held is a wide variCty 01' work with tllt' program organized to prepare students for the type they are most interested in. As the Studcnts are trained in the food laboratories through the year, they work only with large quantities of food The food is then used by the cafeteria or by Special groups. Students sometimes aid in serving Eunch to visitors in our cafeteria as further training, Tea rooms, hospitals, bake shops, cafeterias: ancl other eating establishnmms throughout the City and ncighhoring cnmmuuitics serve as places of employment for tho cn-op studcnts. Putting in an interior display: Barbara Hard is mounting a-picturc for a sign. Ed Spiegcl is draping somc upholstcring materml on a T-stand. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Students are prepared for dcpartmcnt and specialty store jobs and eventually for junior executive status in our Distributive Education Department. Training is derived from courses in merchandise in- formation, analysis, display art, salesmanship, and retail- ing. Salespeople, markers, display persons, and stock clerks are among the positions our students take. In thc twelfth grade, they co-op throughout the city in specialty and department stores, where they are placed in the type of job most interesting to them. The skills learned in these courses are first put into practice in the eleventh grade. At this time the studcnts work in the school store where they gain valuable, prac- tical experience. Stanley Wilkymacky demonstratm new Student Store product to Janet Dchner. Pyle, under Mr. Glatthaafs supervision, changes a magazine on a Linotype machine. GRAPHIC ARTS The Graphic Arts Department oHcrs increasing oppor- tunities t0 the students that wish to takc advantage of them. The training areas range from elementary hand composition to advanccd prcss work, bindery, monotypv keyboard and castm' operation, linotypc operation and photolithography. Our school papcr, tht' Knight Lily, is published by this Departmcnt. and a varicty of school jobs such as informa- tion shvols. charts, attendance forms, report cardsh and stu- dent rccord forms are done by this department. The lithographic hcld is the fastest growing phase of Lhc industry. There are many more jobs than workers for both stoady and co-np jobs in most of the many difTe-rem phases 0f the Graphic Arts ficld. Messrs. Gl'cndclmcyvr, Burkhardt, Glatthaar, and Him- mclmann draw on many ycars of industrial vxpcrivncc in training the siudcnts in this Held. Don VVl-Iton, Dm'r Rich and Larry Elsassvr OPL'FHtP thr' Little Chief 57 Mr. Burkhal'dt shows Bob Fishrr and Roland Ernst how to srt the sidc guide on UN Michlc $39. Richard Welage locking up a form in Basic, Printing. L5: A. Charles Prather is shown making an arc weldA METAL TRADES One Of the advanccd training dcpartments at Central is that of IVIcLal Trades. The students recoivc thorough train- ing under the supcrvision of instructors who haw had a background of industrial experience. After visiting with the Mt'lal Tradcs shop Knule learned that our boys can receive training in Basic Machine Shop Acctylcnc and Electrical Welding. Some Of thc skills the sluclcnts are taught arc. milling, lathe and coming operation, welding, and Operation of a cylindrical grinder. Sheet Metal Shop and Welding Shop may be vluclcd as advanced courses in the eleventh and twelfth grades. CO- Ops in thcsc two fields are very much in demand, and thus they can obtain pt'ohlablc jobs as co-Ops and excellent jobs after graduation. Oppositc Page: Bob Coffey is shown milling a hexagon head on 21 screw, Gcorgc Hoffmeistcr and Roger Garrett are forming a furnace air duct on a Cornicc Shout ML-tal Brakc. Dvlccnia Phillips L-mbroith-rs u monogram 0n lhv NIcislt-rgrmn. 60 NEEDLE TRADES Knute the Knight is vely interested in the Needle Trades DepartmEnt of Central High School. There students are taught how to make a suitj alter it, and clean and press many different garments. Seniors in this field have excellent training to specialize in any of four heidsitailoring, trade-embroidely, power sewing, and dressmaking. There are many opportunities for co-ops in any of these fields. Four years of laboratory or shop work are offered in each of the. four helds, with the student permitted to select his courso at the end of the tenth year. One of the many projects of our Needle Trades Depart- ment is making the beautiful costumes worn in the EhCen- tral Varictiesh and other stage productions, From these production jnbs much necessary experience is gamed. Odessa Wooten uses the single nvcdlc powcr machinv. Roger Burkc and John Sicnson arc working on Pattern Design. GI Dm'c Lawrrncc and Charles Longbottom figure out gcar ratios of a model transmission. Milu Bnrgcr and Dam: Lawrc-nrr- wst thv intL-rml'l ri'sistzmrc 0f :1 battery in M12 Lalhtf's physics class. Mr. Dichl and Don Douthwaitt: making :I cht-ck 0n Cincinnati drinkan water. TECHNICAL TRAINING A special program at Civnlml is ihv lvclmical pmgrmu IL oH'ws sludcnls in lhv L'lewnth 21ml twelfth grades an opportunity to romx'ntrate thir atlvnlion 0n 011C of four Iivlds- A applied chvmislry. electrical technology commercial dvsign, or industrial dcsign. Students electing thesv pro- grams arc those going to vnginccring or technical schools 01' those planning 10 gvt technical jnhs after graduation Classcs in those fivlds arv given in Lhree-hour periods 'I'lwy include Classworkj but also intense iraining in shop or laboratory mvthods and lt'clmiques. Fl'mcl'mical studcnts dot 1101 co-np, so they may dm'otc lllc- Extra Limp in getting practical vxpvrit-ncv in lhu lahm'amng Mark Zivhold pm'fm'ms a trst on paint. Jnmvs Wilson and Jrrry Dowling making layout of pump under supervision of Mr. St'hncpcrklaus, Joyre Corhmn and Elsic Winters operate the sign marhinc which scrvc-s many purposrs. av m, ink xx. x smeVx ANRNMW 3x xx... x .. 64 GENERAL SUBJECTS A vocational School must. include in its Curriculum those subjects which provide the foundation for any life work. Central provides all of the generally accepted basic sub- jectsnEnglish, mathematics: sciences, and social studies- because these subjects are necessary for any student prepar- ing in one of the special trade areash In this era of Spulniks, Vanguards, etc., it is more imw portant than ever that we put the right emphasis on the cultural training in our society, Students at Central are en- couragcd to put as much effort on academic work as they do on the vocational training of their choice. Opposite Page ; Jerry Kramer givvs speech in English claSS. Mr. Zicglcr points Out Bob Fields: error in an algebra problem. Anne Boyd indicates the correct procedure for par-agraphing. 65 GENERAL SUBJECTS We also believe in certain subjects which are vital to our present-day living. These subjects receive only 72 credit cach. but this is due to the limit of the hours in one day Driversl training, physical education, health, art, instru- mental and choral music, dramatics, job relations, journal- ism, and speech are in this group I h ' ' . I ' , From time to time, students are excused from classes to Sally Thompson idontifu-s parts of speech m M155 Twomeys . . freshman English Class. attend assembly programs 01' specml events whlch are con- sidered highly educational. Guest speakers, humorists, ac- tors, scientists, musicians, and leaders of business and in- dustry comc to us from all over the world to instruct, in- spire, and entertain us. Left to right: Bill Ackman, Leon Shafer, Mr. Hcslcr, and Bill Sticksel. Members of Mrs. Martin's speech class give a short play. janicc Gardner is studying onc-cclled animals in Mt Weavm ; biology class. Dorothy StoHe and Stanley Wilkymacky an: setting up 21 display for Swan Lake. a? Miss Trottman and students listen to Margie Murphy recite. Miss Dorothy Schneider, the school nurse, takes pulse and tpmprra- ture of a student. HEALTH SERVICES Not only does Central High School giw students aca- demic and vocational training7 but it also CIICCkS 10 500 thal all of its students are in good pl'lysical health. Each stu- dent is given a complete examination in the tcnlh grade including visual, dental, and hearing tests. This service is provided by thc Cincinnati Public School System. The medical stafl 0f Ccntral includes Dr. Floyd Cccil. Dr. Elizabeth Clarke, and Public Hcalth Nurse Schneider. Special classes are provided for those who haw defects in speech and hearing. Also the department of health services provides glasses. surgery, and clinical appointments for those who cannot provide thcsc things for themselves, Dr, Floyd Ccril ChCCkS student's blood prcssurc. Mrs. Sue Cook ust-s stcrih: tPChniun nt tht- clrvssing Cart. Ollie Glisson is learning how to pour simple medications. PRACTICAL NURSING Along with LilL' many other specialized litrlds: Central Oiiiors training in the nursing Hcid. Girls who are 17 years 0ch 01- who haw completed the 11th grade may choose nursing as 2111 t-vuluatud iotlr-crt'dit L'luctivv, The program consists of four monthst classroom instruc- tion in laboratory. hasic arts. and diet tht't'apy. Following this training comes c-igl'lt months of clinical training in fiw Cincinnati hospitaist During this time the girls are pm- xsicicd with a room at the hospital where they are- working. The instructors includc Misg Auclcll Sticringer: and Miss Eloise Lucius. Co-nrdinatnr 0f lilt' Nursing Dvpartmont is 3119. Helen Stcinway. Classes 21H? Cnrolicd three times a year and many adults seem to participatc. Aptitude tests are taken and the stu- dents with tho highest scmm are. chosen. High school life today includes much more than classroom study and shop practice. Students also learn from taking part in the school activities such as band choir, school publications, variety show, and dramatics. Besides the many hours that the pupils spend before and after school for participating in these activities, some time is used during the regular school day because of thc recognized value of such work. Student council and representative asscmbly provide experiences in dcmocratic government and the Knight Lift and PENDULUM staffs offer training,r in journalism and photography. Thcy touch the members to work cfhcicntly in a group. Band and choir members havc an opportunity to learn many types of music and they perform frequently during the school year. The play and thc varictv show employ a countICSS numbcr of students, since they require the services of many departments such as art, woodworking, nccdlc traclcs. printing, ctc. Lt'ft to right: Carol Dirk. Becky Lytlc. Bill Mimclc. Tom Brad- ford, Betty Allen. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS VVILLIAM NIIRACLIC .......................... inidnnt THOMAS BRADFORD ..................... Vin: Prt'xidmtf BECKY LYTLE .............................. Sa'rrfm'j' BETTY ALLEN ............................. Truamrc'r 72 Nominations for Studcm Council are mach: early in the ycar from the Student Representative Assembly, After dis- cussing tho possibilities, the Assembly voted to nominate two students for cach 0f the omcvs in 1hc council. The en- tirc student body votes to elect the council membership. Members-at-Eal'gc are. Clcctcd by their l'cspectivc classes. The Student Council officers also serve as officers 0f the Student Assembly. There are four main purposes of Student Council: Uh to promote good school spirit and Citizenship, Rh to pro- mote rcspcct for and co-opcration with tho prnfcssionai staff: CU L0 cncouragt? a dcsirahlc interpretation of the school program Ln parents, friends, and oihcr community groups5 and 0D to hClp formulaic gcnvral policics tha1 affccl behavior on and OFF the campus. Several of thc active committvt-s of 1110 group urv Build- ing and Grounds; Committcc. Finance Commillcv. 'l'raFfic Control Committee, Social Committee. and Publicity Com- mitten The meetings arc held in the Conference Room once a month, M1: Homer jones is the adviser. Each year thc students in cach homeroom select a pupil S TUD B NT 10 represent their homeroom in the Student Representative Assembly. These pupils work closciy with the administra- tion. REPRESENTATIVE The primary functions served by the Student Assembly am Hi to bring forth the ideas and wishes of fellow class- -A S SE MBLY males, at to call them to the attention of the. professional staff, and CD to promotc various pupil activities through- out the school. Th0 Student Representative Assembly re- port to their homeroom the discussions and decisions of the Serving as adviser this year is Mr. Homer joncs. Assembly and the Student Council. This year the assembly provided a drive to make money The Student CounciPs oHicers serve also as the ochers to support the way for four delegates and sponsor to go to of the Student Assembly, the yearly convcntion. Robert Ahrens, Betty Jo Allen, William Bareither, John Borgman, Anne Boyd, Tom Bradford, Jerry Bradshaw, Bonnie Brueggeman. Nadine Bryant. Marcella Byrd, Joyce Cooley. Sherry Cottet, Katherine Curingtun, Wilma Davenport, Percy DeBruce, Gertrude Dukes. Rita Edwards, Nancy Engle. Jewel Fitzwatev, Regina Fowler, Regina Fritz, Ora Gayle Frye, Richard Gambrall. Luster Garrett. Larry Gressler. Wayne Grieme, Sue Gz-iffs, Pi Hanslard. Preston Helm, Bennie Hemnes, Carol Hill, Kenneth Hockman, Dolores Hornsby. Ben Johnson, Beverly Johnson, Willie Jones. Tom Kontow nickas, Frieda Mann, Marian Martin. Sheena Mayes. Janet McElwain. William Miracle. Janet Moore, Constance O'Banion. Paul Oliver, Mike Pangallo. Shirley Panin, Judy Pelton, Gus Perdikakis, Wayne Perkins, Eddie Price, Betty Ann Reed, Larry Reynolds. Howard Ruark, Efus Sandfurd, Larry Scheid. Carl Seng. JoAnn Shackelford, Art Siefert, Virginia Simmonsi Richard Slevie. Mary Sumpter. John Thomas, Don Toepfer, Joyce Vornberg, Donald Walton, Phyllis Willoughby, and Joseph Zwissler. 73 CENTRAL HIGH BAND 2 MR. STUART GALE Director of Inxtiumenmf Man's, Woodwind svction giVL's its undividrd attvntion. Brass section awaits downbeat from Director Gale. 11,,.m.uFmM-hv mur'vdi -m! :8me :3 .0. M a- w m m .m mm M mm :1: MEMBERS OF THE BANDiBmmie Brueggeman, Faye Hilpolsteiner, Bill Eilezmann, Sherman Jeffers. Margaret Hopper. P11 'llis Jeffe .5, Joyce Ellis. Sandra Trumble, Max 011 Anderson. Shirley Ward. Ray Chapman Robert anston, Glenna Morgan. Joe Pea :1. Norman Riddle. Gloria Rivers. Ralph Luelien, Wyoma Hughes, Ma 3, Kennedy. Jerry Clemmons.Hamld Moberly. Sandra rby, Dave Hofstetter. Earl Seniors, Everette Lawson, Thom - McDermml. Betty Linfert. Carol Kramer. Irvin Wolf. Ronald Cums. Paul Combs. Louise Alfred, Ben McIntosh. Eddie Combs, Myron Sharp. Melvm Hill. Lois Asbul'y, D011 Benson. Clyde Bradshaw. Michael MaumeL Dale Liermann, George McCullough, Walter Layne. Gary Chatwnod- Dennis GrimeS- Judy Mallott James Gent . Allen Schmitz. Thomas Sweene Edwinna Sims, Earl. Huff. Wilber Clay Dennell Barber. D011 T061ifer. Jerry '11 helm. Roy GI'EEIL LOU Miller. Henry Collien Virgil rinks, Lowell Daudson' Sheryl Williams, Deanna Ieinnann, Abraham Davis. Charl ., Ander . Janet Bennett. Sue Gri . C: 11111119 Dance B11111! played for 1l11- 51.111111111111111: Dance. Loyalty, spirit. spnrtmumshlp. and talcm dcscri makeup of the Central H' '11 Band undcr tho diILCtiOH of Mr, Paul Stuart Gale. Throughout the year the 1 and p g for Various 01111115 such 215 11550111 1L5. Class Day. and Com- 11111111'1'1111-111 PM 10.12:, As many of us know. Knult- gum 10 11111111: 01' 11113 10 Lh' 11 games whm'c i111 1311:1111: 1111' shqu 11111 on by the Band 111 hulf-limc. Mum' hours of prac ' 2111' put into those. shows which d l ' 1' ' and spirit of both hand 111011111015 and their director. Hand may hC chosvn 115 2111 L'lccliw in tht' 111111.11 grudc This may 11nd lo 1110111hvrship in the sun 3r hand. T 19 fu- ture looks pmmi 1154'. after 1111111155 years pcrform- ;1111'0 h'mn tho b1 11'111111hcr org lization. A highlight in Central Illusic world i, 1111: dance band. comp scd of tho lwxl 0f Ihv hand mun rs. whivh plays 211 ll - . 11111 Swm'lh '2111 Dana: Sp 119; Play, and Varivty Show. Varsity thvrlrzldcrs Elsiv Winn'rs. Joy Fm'mthio. Barhzn'n Wurst. Put Kappnvr. CHEERLEADERS A brand III'W FhH'l' N'HIUN'KI l'I'UStA' HEU'HPS 20mg UW'Y thl' K031 Donna Lay, Captain of RL-st'rvv LJhm-rlomlvrs, dmlumstmu-s hand post. IllOUOnS 0f 21. Chum: 76 DRUM MAJORETTES Mrs. Boa jacnhson. a pvrfcctionist, is in Charge of our chccrl xadcrs again Ihis ycalx Each year eight students are chasm for the squad. Prior to tho tryouts :1 Cheerleading clinic is hvlcl. Svlvctions me then mach: on the basis of ability. scholastic standing, and altitudv. Thu sclcctions 2111' not based at all on age and grade level. The ncwcsL addition 10 Our chccring squad is Frosty Haynes. He is considcred as the mascot; 0f the squad. Cheers are led by the chocrlcaclcrs at football and baskct- ball games and at regular pep assemblies throughout the year. If they haw: performed satisfactorily they receive varsity letters for their work. The cheerleading squad for this year included: janct Powell and Charlotte Noel, C0- Captains; PaL Kappner, Elsie Wintersj Barbara Wuest, Jewel Fitzwater, Joy Fauachio and Frosty Haynes. Crmral's sparkling majoruucs: Jam: Greer: Judy Duncan, Lois Abt, Billit: Bitrlty, Jam Brown, and Carol Dennis. Majorcttvs prrform at pvp assr-mbly. Mr, Rohcrt Hatmakcr, director of Choral music. 78 First Row, left to right; Barbara Nt-rdles, Ct-u-h'u Palm. Elizabvth Taulkncr, Wilma Williams: Eva McGoozin, Emogunc Gaston, Elim- bL-th Robinson. Yvonmt Cook, Yvonne Lott, Nancy Lowry, Mr. Hatmakcn Sucond Row: Mary Ann Shix'cly. Nola Rose. Elizabeth Arinki, Barbara. Hill, Victoria Braslcy, Deanna Lcurs, Brenda Hankcrson, Donna. Freeman. Third Row: Gladys Edwards, Dolly Jackson, Phenom Williams, Donna Jones, Barbara Wright, unident- ified, Barbara Niccly, Dorothy Harrison, Ester Smith. Fourth Row: Sarah Pinkloton, Ben Johnson, jamL-s McGoogin. Dennis Early, Don Welton. Lumis Cookt Curtis Torncy. Lincoln Laii, Mary Alice Kelly. CENTRAL HIGH CHOIR Choral music has horn considered an important part of the cultural program in the Cincinnati high schools. Mr, Robert Hatmakcr is the diroctor of Our group. The choir .sings on such occasions as Christmas, Class Day and Com- mencement. Choir is an elective to those who quality with a good voice and good group spirit The emphasis is on choral music which has hccn trivd and tested over the years. We sing great church music, soc- ular and modern Show music. We give our soloists oppor- tunities to perform. W'c hopc that our choir will grow and improve and help in developing that spirit which makes Central such a fine school. n Choir rvhmrses uOver thv Rainbow for X aric't L mir sings in thu Christmas Play. FIFTH ANNUAL SWEETHEART DANCE Swvc-lhcm'is. music. and soft lights crcatvd rm atmos- phoro which madv thv annua! PI-LNDI'LI'M Swvvthoart Dance 011C 01' thv most romantic highlights of khis srhonl ycur. Really +00 pmple swayvd to the music prodded by Cou- 11'8158 own dancc hand on Saturday night. Fchruury 22 in thc lunchmom. NIary Chamlwrlnin. Central senior. was announced win- ner nf the chethcart Contt'sl by master of cm'mnonit-x. Charles Bracken. at 10 pm, Ivfary colh-thd morc pmmy votes than any of hm' competitors. Thy other linalists wcrc. in m'clcr: Rosemary Fritz. Sari- lyn Sing. Carol Dick. Jewel Filzwatcr. Becky Lyklu. Gvrri Shields. Barbara Henderson. Anna Bates and Lax'crnv Hicksw Anne Boyd. cchlor 0f the PENDIILUM, prosemcd each gir! with a beautiful silver necklace and bracelet engraved with Sweetheart. 19583, A portrait of cach finalist was taken by PoguNs. Thvsc portraits wow then sent 10 MIL VValdvn S. Fahry. interna- tional bcauly cxpcrt, who chose the PENDULI'M Queen Jewel Fitzwatcr and hm- court. Final results were an- Artistic mlmtsmo Show in dwomtions- nouncod during Class Day Exurcises. The queen was crowncd and rccciwd a bouquvt 01; roses. 'I'lu- fifth annual Swm'thrart Dana- was enjoyed by some 400 Crmrzlhtcs. Crntrnl's dance band created just the. right mood with its smooth music. SOIm-timos the footwear had to go. Thl' Swt't'thvart Dance was vnjuyt-d by many happy groups. The soft drink stand was very popular. Km-piug 1hr wraps straight was :1 job. Many mblrs lookrd likt- this at the danrc. The tables wrrc filled cm'ly, but a place was found for cwryoxm Charlrs Brackom Master of Cervmonirs. nnnounrf'd thP top tvn SWUHthlFt candidates. Thc Tmh students Iioudn't hr separated. SWEETHEART DANCE Barbara Mallott, hostess, prt'srmrd thv swccthc'arts with bracelets. Not dainty. but so Cmnfurlublr. Barbara J. Mnllott, Assistant Editor and Ann: Boyd, Editor. Svatrd in forrground: Barbara Mallutt, Mr. ?vfncr Justin: Annv Boyd 51:21th in background: Margie Herring, Sena Kay Jackson, judy Mallow. Jim Langcx Standing: Paul 1.2mm, Tom Bailvy, Don J ovpfur. EDITORIAL STAFF ANNE EH hiD ........................ . ....... Iirl'itor-in-Chir'f BARBARA J MALLOT'I' . . . ................ Axxz'mmt Editor JUDY MALIX TTT ........................... ..Cl11u1:'rlflm' BILL HOPPER ............................... .,A7't1:'rz'fior EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS SUNA JACKSON BARBARA DUMFURD MARGIE HERRINC FRANCES WELLS DARRELL REYNOLDS BETTY ZINN PHOTOGRAPHERS PAUL LANCE JIM LANCE DUN SHEPARD DON TOEPFER SPORTS VVRITERS TOM BAILEY WAYNE DREW DON DREW ED CROSS BUSINESS STAFF JOYCE DOLL ............................ BminexxNfrnurger SARAH LA NIB .................... A Hf.xfmrf Buxiumx IWanzrgur THE PENDULUM UndL-l' thv supvn'ision 0f Macv CL Justim editorial ad- viser. the 1958 PENDULI'M Stan was dt'll'l'lllint'd to producv an annual that would comp up to par with tho. T37n odi- lion which remind the medalist awartL judged by thv Columbia Scholastic Prvss Association. W'ilh so l'vw pcoplc on tho Stan: and thrvc of 111mm sen- iors. lhv work of this year's annual was completed with long, extra hours. Asidv from doing spCCiHC duticsh 11th nwmbcr assisted in completing many other jobs. Work begins for thc PlaNDUmM Stan' thc wcok aflcr school is 0111'. Svniors must ho intcrvimvcd. photographs lakon, and various matcrial must be gathvrcd. Busim-ss advisor, Thonms Grooms. and Mr. justice must sign contracts wilh 11w anson Printing Company and Os- hornc Phomgraplwm, Cmnpanics which we coulchft do without in thr' production of :1 H110 annual. Snmh Lamb, Mr. Thomas Grooms, Dnrrvll RrynoldsJ 21nd Juyrc Doll. w 1w. m vat to Right: Jim LangcJ Don Sheppard, Lungs. Don 'lhovpfcr, Paul Mr. Jov Fl-lix, Bvlly Allr'nl judy 170x. John Russvll, Brrthu Edwards, JHIlifr Harmon. Bm'ky Lytlr, Hrury Vugt. Ruby CrL-t'r, jim Julian, Gloria Ellis; .Ianirt- Harmon, Czltuiyn Comes. Smm-d: Judy 150x, Marian Antler- son. Standing: Margaret Ehrn- st'hwvndcr Alice Frodrrii. s, joAnn Clcvl'ngvr. Nadinl' Bryant, Enunn .I 1111 Gaston, Mildrucl XVullzu'v, 86 Seated: Elizabeth Drinks, Betty Allen, Pat Ritchie. Stanjing: Richard White, Alberta Sams, Beverly Johnson, Tom Brown; JoAnn McClanahan. KNIGHT LIFE BERTHA EDWARDS .................................. Editor-in-Chief JOHN RUSSELL ..... Managing Editor JANICE HARMON . ..... News Editor RUBY GREER .......... Repmter GLORIA. ELLIS ., ..... .. Reporter JIM JULIAN ..... Reporter BECKY LYTLE Repcrrter HENRY VOGT ..... . , .. .. . . . Repcrrter BETTY .T. ALLEN . .. ..... .. Feature Editor THOMAS BROWN ............... Writer JOANN McCLANAHAN .. Writer PAT RITCHIE ........... .v Writer ALBERTA 5AMS ...... t , Writer BEVERLY JOHNSON . . 4 . Writer ELIZABETH DRINKS . . y. Writer RICHARD WHITE ..................................... Writer JUDY FOX ............................................... Copy Editor Knight Lift- is complctcly a studvnt production from H:- porting to printing. The reporters, gathered from outstand- ing pupils in the school, gather the facts and compose them into proper journalistic form The papcr, published thirty timcs during the school year, also receives help from the journalism classes of the school, A pupiPs First step toward becoming a reporter requires that hc spend somo timc in training, usually on thc copy staff. The, editors supervise the publishing of the paper under the. dircction of Mr. Joseph Felix, eclitm'al advisor. These pupils sacrifice their frcc time, to make the ncwsltapm' measure up to the high standard set down by the Knight L171? editorial policy. When the paper has bovn printcd. it is distributed and circulated by NII'x Ruth Clift, business advisor, and 1161' stall'. 87 JENNY JONES ................................................. Typist MARION ANDERSON ............. ,. Typist MARGARET EHRNSCHWENDER . Typist ALICE FREDERICK .............. . t . . Typist GERRI NOYES ......... .A Typist JO ANN CLEVENGER . . Typist MARY McGILL .......... . Typist MARGARET VOLPONI . . . ......... Typist EMMA JEAN GASTON H Copy Reader MILDRED WALLACE .. ,. Copy Reader NADINE BRYANT ...... , Copy Reader JIM RICE ......... , Sports Editor BILL HOPPER ..... Stajf Artist THOMAS BROWN t . Photographer CAROLYN CORNES ........ Photographe? BECKY LYTLE ........ Photographer J OHN RUSSELL ........................................ Photographer Mrs. Ruth Clift disrusscs distribution with manngvr Lavl-rnv Hirks. ert to right: Ruth Niorris errl Fitzwutrxg Murlrm- Srhnvidrr. Judy annim . iidrcd Whitv. EuylL-w Bloomfivld Ward, Sui: MassL-nguhjT Charlotte Noel: Joy Junsscn. Junt't Pow L12 Putmnn: Put R16hards,l1u1? L Thv Cast of the Val'icty Show ualtht'r around for lalst-minutt- dctuils. Directors sx-lL-ri rustuml's fur DixIl-rlund Band. Prnrliring for mu- of 111I-ir numbers in tIn- llig show Is tht' puny thorns. Acridcnts mm huppvn. mm with llw stugv vrvw. xix! 89 MANY TALENTS COMBINE TO PRODUCE 1958 VARIETY SHOW 'lhhc lhcmv of this ymyis Variety show was HBeyond th B1110 Horizon? Thc show was prvscntvd on May 9 and 10, The idea canw from Enthusiasm for spawn- travel and the exciting l'utm'v. Within the show lhvrc wvrv featured dances. vocal munhm's, acrobatic ll-atx cthnvdy sliilsA 11nd Illusical highlights. Some M the fvmurt'd numhcrs includcd licyond 1hr th Horizonfa, hhlihlc M00113, thYC Told Every Little Ken Ball opcratvs back stagv panel lights. Stan?s :1 band spcciule iqNl'wn the Saints Go Llarching Inf and a pony Chorus spvcially uTvlarching Along rlbgcthvrf, Thc' cast consisl.cd of boys and girls of Contralss Conch'a Club, G.A.A.. choir and dance band. The show was under the direction 01' NH. Stuart Galv: M1: Walter Brunsman. Assistant Director: Mr. Robcrl Hal- makcr, Vocal Director; Mrs. Hca jacobson, tho choreogra- pher: Mr. W'iiham Barrels. Stage Director; Mr. Samucl Cap- omllu Production IjirCNDN and Mr, John Etling Art Di- rector. P211 Kappnrr and Elsiv Winturs prvpan- a vm'ivly show numht-r. Mrs. Jacobson. 011': of thc dirc-utors of th- vzlricty show, Stngr CHM and props art: an important part Of the big show. Cr-ntrnrs tnll-ntcd and bvautiful dancers wont through tht-ir routines downs of times tn :lchil'vt' pl'rfcftion. r ' v puny rhurus unthvrs nmund for 21 pL-nl'r conl'vrcncr', WW: mewwmm . wiFs-szwwww EWM i ,dk Spt-rifir dirm'tiuns urr uiwu to cast. by dirvrltu' Mrs. Jnmhsrm. FAMILIAR SC NES AT VARSITY Lillizm VVillidms l'l'llHIt'srn spvrinlty fur ilu- vurirty thv. John Martin triI-s out Custunu- fur lighting; HTML Cc'nlst drill tcnm priu'ticvs HGmnd Old Flag? Elsiv VWntfrs runs through 5010 hthvrn dnncr-s. lvnlr- assists Jnm-t Powell with Mr numhvr. SHOW REHEARSALS Dixie Land bund pructiu's to be a big hit in tht- show. Stngc hands build svtlinq for tho Springr Play. The happy choicv made by Nil: LN: Briggs for UCntI'an dramatic: production this year. was i:Ask M0 N0 Ques- tionsf5 a murder mystery in thrcc acts. This mystery has for its setting the livingr mom of Perry Tl'lOmhiIPs home and the plot i'vx'olvvs around iivc murclcrcd Victims. thn it has hvcn discovered by Pvrryis girl friend that sht' is not the only girl in his life it gets him in much lmuhlv, but when the murders arc cliscox'cred he finds him- svlf in real tmuhlc. Starring roles wcrc played by Dan Bncddvckcn Gloria 'Was that story really true? CENDRA PRESENTS iiASK ME NO QUESTIONS Sti-wzirt. Judy Alford. 21ml Charlutlv Nm'l. who hy thrir tulvnt and industry mudv this play hviim'nhh'. NIOIIILrnls unforgettable iIlt'illdUClZ the distmvry 01. vnch murder; Phyllis discovcring Perry kissing hdrs. Baxter. and 21150 seeing him with Gcnv Potter in his arms. Both from the standpoint of script and perfommncc. in the opinion of many students and tvachors this yczn'is play was t-xccptionally good. AiOhl W'i-ll you two tinu'r ymlfi Look into my cyos; what do you see? KWVou brttcr lct mo go or I'll scr 'szw WV'hy did I m'r come hmi? Cast of tht Play arc. svatcd. 10ft to right: Charlotte Nari. Gloria Stewart Mr. Boggs, Billit- Bicrlcy. Judy Alford. Standing. h-ft to right: Ruth Morris. Richard Elling Gloria Baker, Don Boddm 'vr. WDh! Thofrr dead. HWL-ll you ncr'ngt bothcr about me. IVm leaving?! ch- L'arcful, or you!11 fall through? HIGHLIGHTS FROM L , m: wummm . WKSK ME NO QUESTIONS My goodncss, who is she? You really did scare mc for a lllinutu. 97 george gohel 404 NORTH ROXBURY DRIVE - BEVERLY HILLS. CALIFORNIA 1 ,; mm , A , d ; i P A . . 1 v 1 I - ' w .. v 1 1 . - . 7 l . b 0 1. n 1 1 I - T - . ' 1 , 1 A1 , A, .1 WW m n 1 P w . . , v I : g 1 . . . V - Y H. .1 v 1 F ... - , . r , . . K a . - v ; ; , ,x . .2 PK ' . ., k. ,. , v 1: , 7 A ,1 .11 11A 11 ! .., r r- 4 j , A1 qr I A r v . GEORGE IS GREETED BY DRILL MRS. LAPE SHOWS GEORGE STUDENTS PRESENT TEAM. HIS SCHEDULE. THEIR GREETINGS. K CHEFS CAP COMPLETES HIS ATTIRE. ONE AUTOGRAPH DOWN: GEORGE BELIEVES lN IOO TO GO. BIG PORTIONS. visits Centra i REALLY SHOULD BE GOING. 'qu... M IODAY'S gmwu mumm- L mm mm: , m I V umam HM! .m mmui MN! m ucv-mcuuu MIKE f. , ' law ESPIANS BECOME SPACE I ntertalners locale- imported $531. BARBARA JACKSQLL PERENNIAL FAVORITE. PRUTH MCFARLIN i X AS; A , MR. NABORS GIVES THE DAMSEL AN IT Vv'AS ONLY A MATTER OF TIM PAT KAPPNER IS NAMED FOOTBALL QUEEN AT HALF-TIME. eniors in CourtClass'c Each class that enters Ccntt'al is sure to leave its own impression with tho schoolis faculty and other students. Even though all classes rcccivc practically the same courses, have the same teachers, and participate in the same activities each class is somehow different from the last. It is in the American tradition to encourage individualism, and we salute each class that is Drvscntcd in this division from senior to limokic. Each will ililVC the same opportunities, but will cxccl in various shops. clubs. activities, and sports. We urge only that each class put forth the best cllort possible in all activities hcrc at Central. Our school is known to others by the combined records of all classes, and so the job of a freshman is just as important as the job of a senior. KNUTE THE KNIGHT SALUTES . . . Thc scuiora Sponsored this year by Miss Mary Spiker, are able to look back on a year filled with many activities. Most seniors have hcld positions of responsibility in business and industry for oneJlalf 0f thsir senior year. The remain- ing timej which was devoted to Class work, went by all too quickly for most of the class. Activities such as hand, choir. sports; and cluhs wen: crowded into the brief weeks in school. Senior r1355 offlctrs are from left to right: Mitchtll McKinncy. President; Judy Wintcrs Secretary: Ronnie Doc. Trcasurcr; Bob Evers, ViCe-Prcsidan SECTION I CLASS OFFICERS IVIITCHELL MCKINNEY ...................... Prexident JUDY WINTERS ............................. Secretary RONNIE DEE .............................. Treamrc-r BOB EVERS ............................ Vim-Prmident 108 SECTION II CLASS OFFICERS PAT ERTEL ............................ Vice-Pmcidmzt PAT MCGINLEY ............................ Secrrmry FRITZ FELDHAUS ........................... Trmxurgr Loft to Right: Pat ErtcL Pat MCGinley and Fritz Feldw hausA THE SENIOR CLASS . .. First Row: SARAH MARGARET AEERNATHY. Business; Co-ops Central Trust Company: Glee Club 2; Chair L 3; Shorthand Award 3; Never A Dull Moment When Saralfs Around EARLENE ADAMS, Business; G.A.A. 2: Youth For Christ 3; Soft Manner. BARBARA ADKINS. Business; Co-ops Jackson Elementary School: Y-Teens 4: G.A.A. 4; Bowling 4; A Courteous And Eager Helper. Second Row: FRANCES ALDERSON. Business; Co-ops Henry Harris Incor- porated: Bowling 3; Knight Life Representative 2; A Sunny Disposition Is The Window For Her Sincere Heart. JUDITH REBECCA ALFORD. Business: Co-ops American Book Company; Alpha Chi Gamma 2, 3, 4 President 4: YnTeens 1, 2. 3, 4; President 4; School Play 3; Band 1, 2; Guides 2; From Com- mittee 3; She Will Gain Much Future Success. HAZEL ALLEN. Fratical Nursing: Co-ops Christ Hcspital; Perfect Attendance 1: Guides 1: G.A.A. 2, 3; Class Treasurer 3; Red-Cmss Representative 2, 3; NOMA Spelling Award 3: She Has An Eye For The Future. Third Row: LEROY ALMON, Automotive; ' Al1-Around in Every Way. MARILYN CLARA ALTHOEFER, Business; Co-ops American Book Company; Choir 3; Junior Red Cross Representative 1, 2; Bowling 3. 4: A Cheerful Smile That Reflects A Warm Person- ality? SHIRLEY JEAN ANDERSON, Business; Co-ops Lincoln Heights School; Choir 3. 4; G.A.A. 2: Girls' Week Representative 4; A Creator Of Happy Moments. Fourth Row: MAE AYERSV Business: Co-ops American Book Company: Glee C'ub 1; Choir 2, 3: GVA.AV 1: Guides 2: A Merry Manner That Makes Sad Times Gay? JAMES NORMAN BACHMAN, Graphic Arts; Co-ops Rosenthall Company: 'Likes People And Lifei' TED RAY BAILEY, Electrical; Sigma Beta Sigma 3: Track 1. 2 3; Cross Country 2; C Club 3: Color Guard 2. 3. 4; ' His Quiet Manner Belies His Potential Ability. Fifth Row: JUDITH ELAINE BAKER, Business: Co-ops Union Central Life Insurance Company; YrTeens 4: Choir 2: Her Warm-Hearted Manner Endears Many To Her. . KENNETH RAY BALL, Electrical; Gym Team 1; Stage Crew 1; Visual Aids Club 3; School Play 1: Variety Shaw 3; Perfect At- tendance Award 1: Student Representative Assembly 2; An Eye troverl By All Means. HOLLAN MAC BALLARD, Metal Trades: Student Representative Assembly 1, 2. 3: Chair 1; Guides 1: Gym Team 1, 2: Perfect Attendance 1; His Services Are Many Sixth Row: BETTY JEAN BARNES, Business: Co-ops Board of Educatian: V.I.C. 4; Y-Teens 4; G A.A. 2, 3, 4: Girls' Week Representative 3, 4: Typing Award 3; Shorthand Award 3, 4: She Is Poised 'moughuul, And Industrious. RALPH JOSEPH BARNHART. Electrical: HA Typical American Boy. STANLEY JAMES BEELER. Technical: Shy Grin. Seventh Row: JAMES RAYMOND BEERMAN. Electrical: Guides 3; Honor Roll 3: Shy Manliness Combined With A Sense Of Humor. VIRGINIA LEE BELL. Business: Co-ops Central Trust Company: FENDULUM Representative 3: Knight Life Representative 4: Finds People Interesting. ROSALIE AMELIA BENDER. Business: Co-Ops Mt. Adams EIEn mentary School; Choir 2, 3; G.AVA. 1: Cendra 3: Typing Award 2: Perfect Attendance 3; Rosy Cheeks And A Sunny Smile. OUR CO-OP JOBS . . . First Row: DOROTHY EMILY BENNETT. Business: Co-0ps Union Central Life Insurance Company: Y-Teens I; Glee Club 1; Variety Show 1; School Play 2; G.A.A. 2; Pleasant Associate. RALPH A. BERRENS. Automotive; Earnest And Willing To Do His Share. ALBERT JOHN BITZENHOFER. Automuiive; Comps Internatiom al Harvester Company; Swimming 1; Track 1; He Likes To Tinker With A Car. Sccand Row: ,5 NNA MAE BLEDSOE, Needle Trades; Co-ops Todd Brothers: Choir 2; Knight Life Representative 2: Needie Trades Award 3; ' Cute As A Button. FRANK BLESSING, Automotive; Cn-ops White Motor Company: A Good Word For Everyone. ELIZABETH BOLDEN. Commercial DesignY GAAA. 2: ' EnEmfes Are Scarce. Third Row: RICHARD BONNELL. Marhine Shop; Co-ops Metal Speciaity Company: Guides 3. 4: Football 4; Basketbali 3, 4: Track 3: An All Around Guy. JOE ROBERT BOSHEARS, Grauhic Arts; CO-Dps Samuels Prnd- ucts; Swim Team 1; Junior Red Cross Representative 3: One Of The Boys Out For A Good Time. EDWARD JOSEPH EOSSE. Allied Construction; Rifle Club 2: Chair 2; A Sparkle In His Eye Proves He Is Not So Shy. Fourth Row: KENNETH BRABENDER, Allied Construction; WA Modest Person- ality. CHARLES JOSEPH BRACKEN. Graphic A1137 Football 1. 2; Va- riety Show 1: You're Immediater Aware Of His Ability. CAROL JANE BRACKETT, Commercial Foods; Co-ops Mill's Res- taurant: Choir 2, 3; Variety Show 2; G,A.A. 2. 3. 4: A Petite Gal With A King-Size Smile. Fifth Row: THOMAS GENE BRADFORD. Technical: Class Officer 1: Studnnl Council 3. 4, President 3. Vice-President 4: Student Representative Assembly 3. 4: Variety Show 2; Visual Aids Club 3, 4; Guides 2. 3, 41-, Junior Red Cross Representative 3. 4; Football 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2; Prom Committee 3; Stage Crew 2. 3. 4; pENDULUM Representative 3, 4; Knight Life Renresentative 3. 4: C Club 4: Science Award 3; Honor Roll 3. 4; A Distinguished Student. With A Distinguished Goal In Life. SHIRLEY L. BRANNOCK. Business; Cohops Ohio National Life Insurance Company; Wit Merry Heart. RICHARD ALLEN BREITFELDER. Graphic Arts; Co-ops Milcreek Valley Press; Junior Red Cross Representative 1: Student Repre- sentative Assembly 1: Warm Manner Sixth Row: HERMAN BREWER. Electricai; Co-ops Gas 3; Electric Company: You Hardly Know He's Around. MARGIE HELEN BRINKER. Business; Co-ops American Book Company: A Gal Of Few Words, RONALD BRISBIN. Industrial Design: Aggressive And Flirta- i 011.12 Seventh Row: PATRICK JAMES BROCKER. Automotive; Co-ops Karl Kiefer Company; Hmmr Roll 3; Perfect Attendance 3: Worthy Of Com- menEalion. JXNICE LOUISE BROWN, Business: Co-ops Lincoln Heights S21wol; Glee Club 3; Variety Show 3: G.A.A. 3, 4; Her Ad- mirability Wins Her Many Friends ROSIELEE BROWN. Needle Trades; Knight Life Staff 1: Glee Club 2: G.A.A. 1: Chair 2; Forever Pleasant And Smiling. BEGAN IN IUNE . .. First Row: SAMUEL BROWN. Commercial Foods; Takes The Right Side Of Life. OLIVER BROWNLEE. Automotive: Cross Country 2: Jokes Ga- lm'e. PATRICIA UNALEE BROYLES, Business; Co-ops Union Central Life Insurance Company: Glee Club 1; Chair 2, 4; A Lovely Gal Gifted With A Lovely Voice. Second Row: SHIRLEY BUCKHART. Business: Co-ops Museum of Natural His- tory: Y-Teens 4; G.A.A. 1; Perfect Attendance Award 2; Short hand Award 3; Shirl. Is A Friend New And Always. JUDITH ANNA BUCKNER. Business; Co-ops American Book Company: Guides 3; HA Personality Bubbling With Much V1! talityf' SONJA LORRAINE BUNCH. Technical: Sonja's Reasoning Abil- iLy Will Take Her Far. Third Row: JAMES ANTHONY BURNS, Graphic Arts: Co-ops Active Printing Company: An Active Mind. BENJAMIN ANTHONY CAFAZZO. Aviation; Aero-Radio Club 4: HFull Of Fun And Laughten JOHN CALAHAN. Commercial Foods; Co-ons Procter g, Gamble Company; Baseball 2; Ready And Baring For A Good Time Fourth Row: PHILLIP EDWARD CALLIF. Electrical: Co-ops Cultler-Hammer Comuany; Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4', Baseball 2. 3, 4; Track 1: C Ciub 4: Guides 3: Perfect Attendance 2; Knmhi Life Representative 1: Ready With A Joke For Any Situation. JAMES D. CALVERT Grauhic Arts; Co-ops Nessler 8: Wagner Company; PENDULUM Staff 1; Quiet Amiability. ANTHONY FREDRICK CAMINITI. Automotive; Amiable Dispo- sition Plus Outside Interests. Fifth Row: MARY CHAMBERLAIN. Needle Trades; Youth For Christ 1. 2: Dressmaking Award 3; Sweetheart Attendant 4: Sweet Inno- cence. YVONNE MARIE CHAMBERS, Business: Co-ops Scum Avondaie School; Choir 1. 2. 3: G.A.A. 1: Youth For Christ 1; A Carefree Manner Which Hides Her Intelligence. RICHARD CHILES. Autnnmtive; Laughing Guy. Sixth Row: MARY JO CLUTHE. Business; Co-ops Union Central Life Insur- ance Company: Glee Club 1; Chair 1; Shorihand Award 3; HA Pleasure To Know JOYCE COCHRAN, TechnicaI-Commercial Design: Youth For Christ 3, 4, President 3. 4; From Committee 3; Wk Sincere Heart. GERALD GEORGE COLE, Automotive; Always Bright And Gay. Seventh Row: PAUL COLEMAN. Technicai: Perfect Attendance Award 2: He Has An Infectious Smile. LAWRENCE L. COLLIER. Graphic Arts; Co-op The Todd Printing Incorporated: Larry Has His Eyes Toward The Future. JERRY DOUGLAS COLLINS. Metal Trades; Choir 2: C Club 4: Baseball 3. 4: Perfect Attendance Award 3: Tun In A Cruwdf' BY FALL WE SANG . .. First Row: TERRY DEANNA COLLINS. Business: G.A.A. 1. 2; Fun In A med. JESSE COMBS. Metal Trades: Co-ops B. C, Engineering Company: Guides 1. 2. 3; Baseball 3; Perfect Attendance 1. 2. 3: Student Representative Assembly 1; Mansome Good Looks Describes This Senior Boy. ELIZABETH CONN. Distributive Education: Co-ops Mabley and Carew; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3: Pi Chi 2. 3: Choir 2; PENDULUM Repre- sentative 2. 3: A Cute Gal With High Spirits. Second Row: JOYCE ELAINE COOLEY. Technical; This Gal Really Shines With Friendliness. JAMES R, CORSON. Metal Trades: Co-ops Karl Keifer Company; Junior Achievement 3: Scholastic Award 2; Perfect Attendance Award 3; Industrious In His Work. JAMES CARL COSTON. Automotive: Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4: Track 3. 4: Cross Country 2. 3. 4: HC Club 3. 4; Life 15 Full Of Pleasure. Third Row: RONNIE HAROLD COVERT. Automotive; Canops Metal Specialty Company: Football 1. 2. 3, 4. Track 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1. 2; C Club 3. 4: Perfect Attendance 2. 3; HThe Spark Behind The Ex- plosion. LYNDA LOUISE CRAIG. Business. Co-ops Union Central Life Insurance Comuany: Choir 1. 2. 3: Guides 3; Knight Life Staff 2; Tries To Be Pleasing. NANCY CAROL CRAIG, Business; Co-ops The 7th Ward Loan 8: Building Company: Glee Club 1: Choir 2; Y-Teens 1, 2. 3. 4; Junior Achievement 3. 4: 1'High Aims. Fourth Row: ABE CURTIS CRAYON. Electrical; Dance Band 3: Variety Show 1; Track I. 2. 3. 4: Cross Country 3. 4; 110 Club 3. 4: Band 2. 3. 4: A Mans1 Man With Scores Of Friends. ALFIE MYREEN CREECH. Business; Co-ops Union Central Life Insurance Company; She Has The World On A String. MARTHA FAYE CRIDER, Business; Co-ops Board of Education; Honor Roll 1. 2; Shomhand Award 3: 1'Fiery Tz'esses And Engag- ing Ways. Fifth Row: NANCY CAROL CROWTHERS. Eusinesg; Co-ops Union Ceniral Life Insurance Company: Alpha Chi Gamma 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3. Treasurer d: Choir 2; G.A.A. 2: Cendra 2; Guides 2. 4: From Com- mittee 3; Knight Life Representative 2. 3. Gal With High Spirits. AWOL CURRAN. Business; Co-ops Riverside-Harrison School; 'err 2. 4: Always Extends A Cheerful Greeting. EARL ALTON CURRY. Allied Construction; Football 2; Track 2. 3: A Fun-Loving Fellow. Sixth Row: JOANN MARIE DARGHTY. Business; CD-Ops Union Central Life Insurance Company: Guides 3; H17151111 0f Feature And Full Of Grace. VERONICA A. DEE. Business; Kirschner 8; Kraft: Guides 2: Stu- dent Representative Assembly 1. 2. 3; FENDULUM Representative 3; Perfect Attendance l, 2: Class Treasurer 4; shorthand Award 3. 4; Sincerity Is The Hallmark 0f Ronnie's Many Friendships AL Central. 1CK VERNON DENIKE. Automotive: Co-ops Cronin Motm Comyany: A Nice Guy Indeed. Sewmh Row: KEN RAY DEZARN. Automotive; Co-ops Miami Transportation Company; Basketball 1. 2. 3: PENDULUM RepresentatZVB 1. 2: Knight Life Representative 2; Honor Roll 2. 3; Perfect Attand- ance 3; An Accepted Member In Every Group. PAUL D, DISEENNETT. Graphic Arts; Hi-Y 2; Knight Life Rep- resentative 1; Junior Achievement 3. 4: A Genius In ArL Com- bined With Good Judgment. JOYCE ANN DOLL. Business; Co-ops Procter 8.: Gamble Com- any; Glee Club 1; Guides 1. 2: G.A.A. 1; PEVDULUM RE'WMentn- Live 2. 4: Quill and Scroll 3. 4. President 4: Knight Life Repre- sentative 3. 4: Knight Life Staff 1; NOMA Spelling Award 3. 4; Typing Award 3. 4: shorthand Award 3. 4; Scholastic Award 1. 2. 3. 4; World Affairs Award 2; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Co-Editor 3. Business Manager 4: Youth For Christ 3: Choir 2. Reporter 2: Pep Club 4; Girls1 Week Representative 4; Y-Teens 4: ulnduslry. Beauty. And Abikity1A Combination Which Guarantees Her Success. OUR VICTORY TUNE . .. First Row: JEROME MICHAEL BOWLING, Industrial Design; Student Rep- resentative 2; Guides 3, 4; ngnt Life Representative 2; Well Dressed And Real Smooth. b DONNA DOWNS, Business; Cu-ops Union Central Life Insurance Company; Y-Teens :3. q; mignt mfe Staff 3; Glee Club 2; Choir 3; Variety Show 2; Cendra 3; Courteous And Thoughtful-Thafs Donna. JUDITH ANN DRAKE, Business; Co-ops Kaeser and Blair In- corpurated; Visual Aids 1. 2. 3. 4; Guides 2, 3, 4; Knight Life Representative 2: Girls' Week Representative 1: 'lyping Award 3; shorthand Award 3; Junior Achievement 3, 4: A Sweet Smile Is The Window To Dark. Second Row: JEAN DREW, Business; Co-ops The 7th Ward Loan 8: Building Company: Her AsseLs Are Many, LEE ALLEN DUNHOLTER, Automotive; Co-ops Ai Beer's Garage; Gym Team 2; For Lee Lute Is Just A Succession Of Week- Ends. JAMES TERRY DUNIGAN. Electrical' , A Happy Guy That's Worldly Wise. Third Row: CLARENCE EDWARD DUNN, Graphic Aris; A Terrific Guy With. All-Around Ability. MARY DUNN, Business; Co-ops A. G. Cloudsley Company; She Has A Pleasing Personality. EDWARD RAYMOND DWELLY, Graphic Arts; Perfect Attend- ance 2; Gym Team 2, 3; One Of Those Snazzy Dressers. Fourth Row: VIRGIL EDWARD ECTON, Metal Trades; Variety Show 3: C Club 4; Track 1, 2, 4; Gym Team 1. 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; HHonest Endeavor. GLADYS EDMONDS. Business; Co-ops Board of Education: HQuiet, Confident. Reserve.n TONY EHRMAN, Electrical: Color Guard 3: HAn Abiding Friend. Fifi h Row: LAWRENCE PETER EISELE, Graphic Arts; Co-ops SamueIs Products Company; His Life 15 Full Of Pleasure. HELEN JANE ELLIOTT, Business: Co-ops Central High School; Typing Award 2; Intriguing Eyes And A Sunny Smile. BOB FRANKLIN ELLISON, Electrical; Co-ops Muzak Music Com- pany: Stage Crew 3, 4; Handles Problems Tactfully. Sixth Row: MARIAN LOUISE ENNIS. Business: Co-ops Union Central Life Insurance Company; Glee Club 1. 2; G.A.A. 1; Chair 1; Typing Award 3; She Will Always Be Sweet And Shy. MERLE WILLIAM EPPERSON, Electrical; Student Representative Assembly 2; Visual Aids 1; Admirable Smile. PATRICIA ANN ERTEL. Business; Co-ops Crisci and Schuh; Glee Club 1: Choir 2, 3, 4; G.A.A; 1; Guides 2; Perfect Attendance 1. 2, 3. Class Officer 4', A Welcomed Member Of Any Crowd. Seventh Row: BE'ITY LOUELLEN ETHERINGTON, Business; Co-ops Union Cen- tral Life Insurance Company; Y-Teens 3; Pi Chi 2, 3-, Chen- 1; variety Show 1, 2. 3; GAA, 1, 2, 3; Majorette 2, 3; Guides 1; Junior Red Cross Representative 1, 2, 3; Sweetheart Attendant 3; Knight Life Representative 1. 2, 3; Student Representative As- sembly 1, 2, 3; Cendra 1I 2. 3, Vice-Presidenl 1; Has Loyal School Spirit. DAISY EVANS, Business; Co-ops Board of Education: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Guides 3; Junior Red C1055 Representative 3; Honor Roll 2. 3, 4; Shorthand Award 3: HDaisy's A Favorite In G,A.A. ROBERT LOUIS EVERS, Graphic Arts; Co-ops McDonald Print- ing Company; Cendra 1. 2. 3. Sergeant-at-Arms 3; School Play 1, 2, 3: Guides 2', Variety Show 2; Sigma Beta Sigma 3; Student Council 1; Track 2. 3: Football 1. 3; Student Representative As; sembly 1; Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3: uHe Has A Winning Per- sonality. PARTIES AND DANCES . . . First Row: DENNIS LEE EVERSOLE, Industrial Design; A Friendly Fellow Who's Really On The Beam. COLELA EWING, Business; Glee Club 1; 'Sweet. Lovely. And A Happy-Go-Lucky Way. THOMAS MICHAEL FARRELL. Metal Trades: Football 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Perfect Attendance 1. 2; HQuiet, YEt Friendly; Modest. Yet Manly. Second Row: FRITZ FELDHAUS. Electrical; Co-nps The Johnson Electric Sup- ply Company; Shy Ways Until You Get To Know Him. BILL JOSEPH FELDKAMP, 'Allied Construction; 2'A Guy Whose Personality Will Take Him Anywhere. GEORGETTA FERGUSON, Business: Co-ops American Book Company; Y-Teens 3, 4; Choir 2; Cendra 3, 4: 2Her Beautiful Golden Tresses Make Her Outstanding In Any Crowd. Third Row: DOUGLAS THOMAS FIELDS, Automotive; Co-ops Metropolitan Buick Cumpany; Hi-Y 3, 4. Treasurer 3; Gym Team 2. 3, 4; 2'It's Like This. RUTH ALINE FISHER. Business; Co-ops Union Central Life In- surance Company; Y-Teens 1. 2; Secretary 1, 2; Choir 1, 2, 3. 4: Variety Show 1; School Play 2; G.A.AA 1, 2; HHer Personality 15 Irreplaceable. JEWEL ROBERTA FITZWATER. Business; Co-ops Board of Edu- cation: Sweetheart Attendant 4; Student Representative Assembly 2. 4: Glee Club 1, 2; Choir 1. 2, 3; Variety Show 2; Cheerleader 3. 4; Guides 3; PENDULUM Representative 2; Knight Life Repre- sentative 2; Typing Award 3; G.A.A; 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Prom Queen 4; uAs Attractive As Active? Fourth Row: ROBERT G. FLINCHUM, Graphic Arts; uEager To Help. SANDY FLINT, Needle Trades; Always Comes To The Point KEN CHARLES FRICKE. Graphic Arts; Ken Is Quiet And Shy But Full Of Fun. Fifth Row: REGINA BLANCHE FRITZ, Business; Co-ops Procter 8: Gamble Company; Glee Club 1; Choir 2; G.A.AV 1; Cendra 3; Visual Aids 3, 4; Knight Life Representative 3; A FurrLoving Manner Which Makes Her A Friend To Valuef' DAN GARDNER, Graphic Art; Student Council 3; Football 1. 2. 3; 4; Bowling 2; C Club 3. 4; HHe's An All-Amund Boy, But His First Love 15 Football. HELENA GARNETT, Business; Co-ops Twelfth District School; G.A.A. 1; Perfect Attendance 1; Junior Achievement 3; A Pleas- ing Nature. 51x1h Row: WILFRED A. GAUCK, Electrical; Perfect Attendance 1; uAlways Alert. LOIS THERESA GECKS, Needle Trades; Co-ops Attractive Frocks Incorporated; A Gay Wayf' DAVID ALLEN GERARD, Graphic Arts; Student Representative Assembly 2; Variety Show 2; School Play 1. 2, 3: Cendra 1, 2. 3; Guides 2; Perfect Attendance 2; The OriginaI Joker Who Has A Laugh A Day. Seventh Row: WILMA HELEN GERHARDT. Business: Co-ops American Book Company; Glee Club 1; Variety Show 3. 4; G;A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 4; Perfect Attendance 3; HShe Lives By The Golden Rule. JOYCE A; GIBBS. Business: Co-ops Union Central Life Insurance Company; Y-Teens 3: G;A,A. 1, 2; Varied Interests. MARY LOU GOBER, Business; Co-ops Procter 8: Gamble Com- pany; Guides 3; Honor Roll 3; HA Diligent Worker Who Is Bound To Reach Her Life's Goal. WERE THE BEST . .. First Row: BONNIE JEAN GRACE, Needle Trades: Likes People And Life, KENNETH NORBERT GREBE. Electrical: The Classroom Clown, REBECCA RUTH CHEER, Business: Co-ops Ohio Cinerama Cor- poration; Alpha Chi Gamma 3. 4; Junior Achievement 3: Always Gives A Cordial Greeting, Second Row: ROBERT EUGENE GREGG. Graphic Arts: Co-ops S. Rosenthal Company; He Really Gets Around. CHARLOTTE GREVIOUS, Pl'atical Nursing: A Really Nice Gal. WILLIAM GRIGSEY, Metal Trades; HQuieL Sincerity. Fourth Row: EDWARD ALBERT GROSS, Aviation; Aero-Radio Club 4; Sigma Beta Sigma 3; PENDULUM Staff 2, 3, 4; Science Award 1; Quill and Scroll 3; uWhile The Girls Drool; Ed Plays It Cool. JUDITH FAY GUSSETT, Business Co-ops Riverside-Harrison School; Guides 2; G.A,A. 4; Glee Club 1; Choir 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 2, 3. 4; P1 Chi 2. 3, 4; Y-Teens 4; Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative 1, 2, 3; Junior Achievement. 4; PENnuLUM Representative 1, 2, 3; NOMA Spelling Award 3; Knight Life Representative 1; That Extra Dash Of Vitality, MARGUERITE GUTTRUNG, Business; Co-ops Union Central Life Insurance Company; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Choir 2, 3, 4; 1'Has A Definite Goal. Fourth Row: DOROTHY HADDIX, Commercial Foods; Co-ops Mills Restaurant: Y-Teens 3: Student Council 3; Junior Red Cross Representative 2, 3; Bowling 1; Prom Committee 3; PENDULUM Representative 1. 2, 3; Knight Life Representative 1. 2. 3; Perfect Attendance 1; Never Forgets A True Friend, BENNET R; HALE, Machine Shop; Co-ops Karl Kiefer Machine Company; Gym Team 3; 1'0ne Of The Boys, JOYCE ANN HALL, Business; Co-ops Union Central Life Insur- ance Company; Y1Teens l, 4; Choir 1; Variety Show 1; School Play 1; G.A.A. 1. 4; Typing Award 3; Shorthand Award 3: She Lovelh Pleasure. Fifth Row: RUSSELL HAMBLIN, Meta! Trades; Ready To Go. JOHN HANCOCK. Automotive; Perfect Attendance 2; Hi-Y 3; Vice-President 3: A Liked Member Of The Senior ClassF BARBARA JOYCE HARD, Distributive Education; Co-aps H. 8; S. Fugue Company; D.E.C.A. 4; School Play 3; Y;Teens 4; Cendra 4: HCourteous And Kind With An Open Mind. Sixth Row: CARL HARRIS, Automotive; HGoing Places. That Boy. STANLEY ONEMUS HARRISON, Graphic Arts; Co-ops Jay Products Company; Visual Aids 1; Track 1; Clik Club 1; A Package Of Dynamite. WILLIAM HAYS, Allied Construction; HLaughs At Mistakes And Tries Again, Seventh Row: CATHLEEN HEARD; Needle Trades; Needle Trades' Award 3; A Fetching Personality. JOSEPHINE HEARD, Business; Co-ops South Avondale School; Y-Teens 4; Choir 3; G.A.A. 4: Junior Red Cross Representative 3; PENDULUM Repn-ESentaLive 3; Perfect Attendance 3; A Very Active Gal. Will Gain Great Success. WILLIAM SAMUEL HEMING, Electrical; Footfall 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 1. 2: Track 2, 3. 4: C Club 3. 4'. Perfect Attendance 2; Honor Roll 1, 2. 3; uDriven By Ambition. HOLIDAYS CAME . .. First Row: BEVERLY JEANNE HENSCHEN, Needle Trades; Knight Life Staff 1: PENDULUM Staff 2: Choir 2. 3; Junior Red Cross Representative 1; PENDULUM Representative 1, 2; Knight Life Representative 1. 2; A Gal With Sparkling Vitality. CAROL HENSCHEN, Business; Co-ops Union Central Life Insur- ance Company; Choir 1; G.A.A. 2; A Merry Heart. JACK HENSLEY, Graphic Arts; Typical Centralite. Sncmd Row: BENSON FRANK HERMES. Automotive; Choir 1. 2, 3: Variety Show 2: Swim Team 1; Bennie Is Ever Ready For A Good Time. JUANITA HICKS. Business; Co-ops Union Central Life Insurance Company; Variety Show 1, 2. 3; GAA. 1, 2, 4: Perfect Attend- ance 1, 2. 3; Clik Club 1. 2, Secretary 2: Cendra 1. 2, 3. 4, Ser- geant-at-Arms 2, Secretary 4: HHer Merry Way And Mischievous Manner Make A Place In Everyones Heart. BETTY JANE HILL. Business: Co-ops Procter 1S: Gamble Com- pany: Class Officer 1: Pi Chi 2. 3; Student Council 2; Chair 2; G.A.A. 2; Junior Red Cross Representative 2; Student Representa- tive Assembly 1, 2, 3; PENDULUM Representative 11 2. 3; Knight Life Representative 1, 2; Scholastic Award 3; Honor Roll Award 1, 2, 3; Perfect Attendance 3; Shorthand Award 3. 4: '1One Of The Brightest Stars In Centran Crown. Third Row: LOIS KATHRYN HILL, Business; Cu-ops Union Central Life In- surance Company; Perfect Attendance 2: Always Eager To Oblige. MELVIN RAY HILL. Metal Trades: Co-ops Lodge and Shipley Company; Dance Band 2. 3. 4: Band 2. 3. 4; Variety Show 2. 3. 4: School Play 2. 3. 4: 11Man Of Rhythm.N RONALD HILL. Metal Trades: Football 1, 3: Student Council 2; Student Representative Assembly 3; Never Give-Up Attitude. Fourth Row: JAGE WILSON HILPOLSTEINER, Metal Trades: Football 1', Gym Team 1; Bowling 2; Track 1; Thoughtful And Courteous. BARBARA E. HODGE. Business; Co-ops Board of Educatizon: G.A.A. 3; Always Happy And Gay. BETTY HOFF. Business; Co-ops Central Trust Company: Class Officer 3; Pi Chi 2. 3. 4' President 4: Variew Show 2. 3; G.A,A. 4; Majm-ette 2, 3. 4; Cendra 4; Guides 1. 2. 3, 4: Junior Achieve- ment 3; Sweetheart Attendant 3; Student Representative Assembly 1; Well Deserved Popularity Fifth Row: CHARLOTTE FRANCES HOLCOMB, Business; Co-eps Central Trust Company; Glee Club 1; Chair 3; G.A.A. 1. 2; Infectious Smile. BOB HOLLINGSWORTH, Automative; Takes The Right Side Of Life. LORETTA ANNE HOLT, Business: Co-0ps Union Central Life In- surance Comuany; Choir 1, 2: G.A.A. 3; Majorette 3: 'Triends By The Bushels. Sixth Row: ROBERT HOLT. Allied Construction: uA Likeable Lad. LYNN FRANK HOLTHAUS, Graphic Arts; Choir 1; Football 1. 2; Cynical Humor. RICHARD CONRAD H0061 Allied Construction: Bowling 2. 3. 4; uLikes A Good Time All The Time. Seventh Row: WILLIAM WALTER HOPPER, Commercial Design: Knight Life Staff 1, 2. 3, 4: PENDULUM Staff 4: Junior Achievement 3: Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Clik Club 2: Scholastic Art Awards 2, 3; His Outstanding Creative Promises A Remarkable Future? JERRY NORMAN HUGHES, Graphic Arts; Co-ops McDonaM Printing Company; Variety Show 3; Gym Team 2. 3. 4; He Real- ly Gets Around. BERNICE HUNTER, Business: Co-ops Jackson Eiemenlary School; Perfect Attendance 2; Junior Red Cross Representative 3; From Cummittee 3; Paints A Pretty Picture. TO BRING US REST . .. First Row: ELAINE BOBBIE ISOME, Business; G.A.A1 1: Junior Achievement 1; Knight Life Representative 1, 2, 3; 'Enjoys Her 1Out Of School Life'. WILLIAM PHILLIP JACKSON. Automotive; Hi-Y 3, Secretary 3: Loves A Good Timef' SHERMAN EZRA JEFFERS. Automotive: Co-ops Ludlow Service; Band 1!, 3. 4. Vice-President 3. 4: Variety Show 2. 3, 4: Visual Aids Club 3; Dance Band 2. 3, 4; Works Hard, Plays Hard. Second Row: THOMAS JEFFERS, Metal Trades: uAlways A Suitable Remark. ROBERT JENKINS. Automotive; Silent Wisdom. KATHRYN LUCILLE JENNINGS, Business; Co-ups American Book Company: Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Variety Show 2, 3; Student Council 1; Girls; Week Representative 1; HLenity Goes With Her Like Sugar And Spice. Third Row: HERMAN JETT, Automotive; Co-ops Whitie's Sohio Service; 11You Hardly Know 1165 Around. MARY JANE JOHNSON, Business; 1'She Can't Be Beat. ALLEN W. JONES. Automotive; Co-ops George J. Hust Company; Bowling 3: Perfect Attendance 1. 2. 3: An Agile Boy. Fourth Row: RONALD RAY JONES. Automotive; uMiles Of Laughter. JACK RONALD JUSTICE, Technicah Science Award 3; Looks Toward The Future. PHILIP LOUIS KALLSCHMIDT, Aviation; Aeru-Radio Club 4; H1543 Club 2; PENDULUM Representative 1, 2; A Great Guy To Know? Fifth Row: THOMAS GERALD KANET, All'sed Construction; 1'A Good KVOI'd For All, LAWRENCE OWEN KAYLOR. Technical; Perfect Attendance 2: Chemistry Award 3; Going Places. That Boy. WILLIAM H. KAYLOR, Technical; Pmm Committee 3; Chemistry Award 3; Quiet Refinement. Sixth Row: CHARLES EDWARD KEITH. Metal Trades; Choir 1: Football 1, 2; Swim Team 1, 2. 3; C Club 1, 2; A Lover 0f Adventure.H MARY ALICE KELLEY, Business; Co-ops Central High School; Glee Club 1; Choir 2, 3, 4; Guides 3; Variety Show 1. 2; Typing Award 3; shorthand Award 3. 4; Girls' Week Representative 3; A Leader In G.A.A. ROSE MARY KELLY, Distributive Education; Co-ops H. 8.: S. Pogue Company; Y-Teens 4; D.E1C.A. 4; A Devoted Citizen? chcnth Row: ROBERT GEORGE KIFFMEYER, Technical; Worry And I Are Strangers. GEORGE KIHNKE, Eleittl'ical; uHigh Voltage Personality, JERRY EDWARD KIHNKE, Graphic Arts: Co-ops Todd Company: Stage Crew 2. 3, Manager 3: Junior Achievement 3; Takes The Right Side Of Life. WINTER SNOW BROUGHT First Row: NORMAN GARY KIRK, Graphic Arts; Perfect Attendance 3; Friendly Guy. BOBBIE RUTH KLEIN, Business; Co-ops Union Central Life In- surance Cumpnay; Choir 3; Typing Award 3: Junior Red Cross Representative 2; A Gal Everyone Is Proud To Know. JOYCE ELAINE KOCH, Business; Co-ops Board of Education; Surely A Bonnie Lass Second Row: MANFRED PAUL KOCH, Aviation; Aero-Radio Club 4; Student Representative Assembly 2; Football 1; Gentlemen Qualities. RUSSELL RANDOLPH KONNAGAN, Metal Trades; Art Award 1. 2: Loquacity Is One Of His Qualities VERNA ELLEN KRAMER, Business; Co-ops American Book Com- pany; Glee Club 1; Chair 2, 3. 4; G.A1A, 1; Junior Red Cross Representative 3; Bowling 4; Perfect Attendance 3; Glowing Charm And Kindness. Third Row: ROGER FREDERICK KREKE, Metal Trades; Co-ops Cincinnati Electrical Equipment Company; Tries To Be Pleasing, JERRY KREM'ER, Electrical: Color Guard 2; Sigma Beta Sigma 3. Treasurer 3; nAmbitious Type. ELMER PREMO KRIES, Graphic Arts; Co-ops McDonald Printing Company; Gains Friends By Compliments. Fourth Row: JUSTINE KRUEGER, Business; Co-ops American Book Comuany; Pi Chi 3, 4; Variety Show 3: GKA.A. 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; PENDULUM Representative 3; Bubbling Enthusiasm. SARAH JO LAMB, Business; Co-ops Union Central Life Insurance Company; Glee Club 2; Quill and Scroll 3; 4. Vice President 4: Youth For Christ 3; G.A.A. 4; shorthand Award 4; PENDULUM Staff 3. 4. Assistant Business Manager 4: Knight Life Representative 4: Pep Club 4: Y-Teens 4; PENDULUM Representative 4: Vivacious Personality And Irresistible Charm. PAUL H. LANGE, Technical; PENDULUM 1. 2. 3. 4: Quill and Scroll 3. 4; Visual Aids 1. 2. 3. 4; Clik Club 2; Perfect Attendance 2; Full Of Fun; Fast With A Flash. Fifth Row: MARSAIL LARRISON, Business; Co-ops Union Central Life In- surance Company; Class Officer 1; Y-Teens 1; Variety Show 1; School Play 1; G.A.A. 2; Dreams Sweet Dreams. BARBARA ANN LASTER. Business: Co-ops Twelfth District School: Junior Achievement 3; She's Peppy And Ready For Fun. DAVE LAWRENCE. Technical; HA Fighting Spirit, But A Friend- ly Smile. Sixth Row: FRANK THOMAS LAWSON, Automotive; Student Representative Assembly 1; Band 2. 3; Football 2; PENDULUM Representative 1; Junior Achievement 2. Vice-President 2; Optimistic Views. RITA LEIGH, Business; Ready For Fun ALLEN WALTER LINDSEY, Automotive; Delightful To Know, Seventh Row: CHARLOTTE ANN LOH'MILLER, Business; COrOpS Procter 8r, Gamble Company: Student Representative Assembly 3: As Good As They Come. LAWRENCE EDWARD LOHRER. Technicai: Student Representa- tive Assembly 3: Guides 3, 4: Junior Red Cross Representative 3; A Live Wire. CHARLES WILLIAM LONGBOTTOM. Technical; Variety Show 3; Cendra 3: Guides 2: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3; Chemistry Award 3; HHe Just Wants The Facts. EXAMS FOR ALL . . . First Row: HERBERT LONNEMAN, Automotive; Co-ops Highway Equipment Company; A Foo! Was I. KYLE LEE LOVE, Graphic Arts: Co-ops Nessler and Wagner Com- pany; '1Kyle Has High Ideals For Tommorrow. NANCY CAROLYN LOWRY, Business; CO-ops Central Hig'I School; Student Representative Assembly 2; Glee Club 1; Cho'r 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 2. 3, 4; Guides 3. 4: PEN'DULUM Representa- tive 2; Knight Life Representative 2: Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Per- fect Attendance 3; Typing Award 3; shorthand Award 3: NOMA Award 3. 4; Everybody's Friend. Second Row: VENETTA ANGELENE LYNCH, Needle Trades: Co-ops Beau Brumell Ties: Quiet. Confident. Reserve. TEDDY MADDIX. Business: Co-ops Hennis Freight Lines; Class Officer 3: Guides 1. 2, 3: Cendra 2; G.A.A. 2; Variety Show 1; 2; Majorette 2, 3. 4: School Play 2; Chair 2; Junior Achievement 3: Prom Queen Attendant 3: NOMA Award 3; Student Representa- tive Assembly 1, 2: Perfect Attendance 2: uSmiles For All And A Willing Hand Mark Teddy As One Of The Most Popular Gals At CH5. G. BARBARA MALLOTT. Business; Co-ops American Book Com- pany: PENDULUM Staff 3, 4, Associate Editor 4: Choir 2; Band 3: Quill and Scroll 3. 4. Secretary 4; Typing Award 3: Shorthand Award 3: NOMA Spelling 3; Youth For Christ 3. 4. Vice-President 3; Honor Roll 3. 4; Her Sweetness And sincerity Speak Louder Than Any Words. Third Row: DONALD MANDICH, Aviation; Aero-Radiu Club 4; Rifle Club 2; Bowling 3; Perfect Attendance 3; 1'Dozens Of Friends. EARL LEVOUGHN MANN, Electrical: Hi-Y 4; Variety Show 4: School Play 4; C Club 4: Track 1; Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4: Knight Life Representative 1: PENDULUM Representative 1: Perfect A1.- tendance 1: Sturdy Manliness. MYRNA LOY MANNING. Business: Co-ous American Book Com- pany: G.A.A. 2. 3: Glee Club 2; Student Representative Assembly 2: A Forecaster or Good Cheer. Fourth Row: GEORGE CHARLES MANNIX. Graphic Arts: Track 1: Baseball 2. 3: PENDULUM Representative 2, 3: Outstanding Originality. DONALD W. MARQUARDT. Electrical; HCourteous And Cooger- ative. JOSEPH MARSALA. Electrical; 11Known By His Sincere Friendli- ness. Fifth Row: SHIRLEY ANN MARSHALL. Business: Co-Dps Union Central Life Insurance Company; Choir 4; Variety Show 3: School Play 1: Shirt And Good Humor Are Rarely Apart. JUNE MARTIN, Business; Kreser and Blair Company; Neat In Appearance. LEROY MASON. Automotive; Basketball 1. 2: Track 1: Knight Life Representative 2: PENDULUM Representative 2: Hi-Y 4; Junior Achievement 3; A Knack With Things Mechanical. Sixth Row: SAM D. MASSENGALE. Automotive: Co-ops White Motors: Bas- ketball 1. 2; Baseball 3. 4: Honor Roll 2. 3; Has High Spirits For The Success Of Tomorrow. THOMAS C. MATHES. Technical; Baseball 3: Varsity letter 3: Spark Plug Of Central. JACKIE LEE MATHEWS, Business; CO-OJJS Ohio National Life Insurance Company; School Play 1; Prom Committee 3; 'She Has An Eye For The Future, Seventh Row: JANICE MAUPIN, Business; Choir 2, 3; Variety Show 2. 3; G.A.A. 3; PENDULUM Representative 3; HHey Disposition Is Hard To Beat. JOY DEE McCULLOUGH. Business: Cadops Procter 8L Gamble Company; G.A.A. 1; '1A Sunshine Disposition. PAT JEAN McGINLEY, Business; Co-ops Union Central Life In- surance Company; Knight Life Representative 4; Chair 2, 3. 4; Art Award 1. 2: Class Officer 4: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4', She 15 De- voted To The Good Wholesome Things Of Life. WE DANCED IN STYLE . . . First Row: MITCHELL GERONDA MCKINNEY, Graphic Arts: Basketball 2. 3; Track 2, 3; Cross Country 2: 1'C Club 2. 3'. Knight Life Rep- resentative 2, 3; Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3; A Great Lover 0f Jokes. WILLIAM McMULLINS, Automotive; Chair 2; A Sense Of Hwnor. LINDA LEE MCPETERS. Graphic Arts; l33L Lively GaL Second Row: DONALD BERNARD MEINERS. Allied Construction; Sigma Beta Sigma 3: Guides 3; Honor Roll 3; Perfect Attendance 1, 2. 3; 1'Vita1is Booster. JOSEPH EDWARD MENTRUP, Electrical; Color Guard 2; In- dustrious Manner. RONALD JOSEPH MICHAELSON. Electrical; Visual Aids 1: Rifle Club 1. Secretary 1; nAlways Ready To Help. Third Row: JOSEPH T. MILLER, Technical; Junior Red Cross Representative 2. 3; From Committee 3; Scholastic Award 2: Honor Roll 2, 3: World Affairs Institute 2; nDependable and Friendly. RICHARD FRED MILLER. Technical; Student Representative As- sembly 1; Variety Show 1; Knight Life Representative 1; Color Guard 2: Chemistry Award 3: l'Such A Flirt. JOHN WILLIAM MIRACLE. Allied Construction; Can Make A Rainy Day Sunny. Fourth Row: FAYE MITCHELL. Business; Co-ops Ohio National Life Insurance COIIIpaHy: Choir 1: Variety Show 1: G.A.A1 1: Guides 3: Typing Award 3; Shorthand Award 3; Her Personality Will Make Her Life A Happy One. BONNIE IRENE MOORE, Business; Co-ops Dr. Irwin Katz: Stu- dent Representative Assembly 3; School Play 3; G,A.A. 2: Cendra 2. 3, 4: Junior Red Cross Representative 2; From Cummittee 3'. PENDULUM Representative 2. 3; Water Show 2. 4: Always Cheer- ful And Energetic, With Personality Magenticf, GLORIA JEAN MOORMAN. Business; Co-ops Mt. Airy Elemen- tary School; Junior Achievement 3. 4; Typing Award 3; Short- hand Award 3: 1'First In Fun, And First In Laughte1z'1 Fifth Row: MICHAEL JAMES MORAN. Automotive: Co-ops Sheffer Engi- neering Company; 1'A Member Of The 1Gangf MAUDIE MORRIS. Business; HSomrsnzme Nice To Know, WANDA LOUISE MORRISON, Business: Comps Union Central Life Insurance Company; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Always A Friend To All. Sixth Row: PEGGY JOYCE MULLINIX. Business; Co-ops Mt. Adams Elemenu tary; HA Robe Of Serene Happiness Conceals Her Inner Content- redness RUTH MYHAND. Needle Trades; A Fine Seamstress. JERRY A. NAYLOR, Electrical; Guide 3; Faces Life And Likes It. Seventh Row: MONA MARIE NEELY, Business; Comps Riverside-Harrisnn School; PENDULUM Representative 2; Knight Life Representative 3; Junior Red Cross Representative 2; Typing Award 3; Shorthand Award 3; Always Cheerful And Energeticf RICHARD NEWMAN, Automotive; Co-ops Sheffer Corporation: Basketball 2, 3; 11Quiet, His Way. CHARLOTTE NOEL, Business; Co-ops American Book Company; PENDULUM StaJT 1; Student Representative Assembly 1. 2. 3; Va- riety Show 1. 2. 3. 4: School Play 1. 2. 3. 4: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4: Majorette 2; Guides 1, 2; Junior Achievement 3; World Affairs Award 2: Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4; NOMA Spelling 3; Pi Chi 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 3; Cendra 1. 2, 3, 4. President 3; Cheerieader 2, 3. 4, Co-Captain 4; 11T0ps 111 Personality, Versatile In Ability. NaturaL 1y Makes Her Known By All. AT THE SWEETHEART BALL First Row: JUNE M NORRIS. Business; Co-ops Central High School; Sweet And Dependable., RICHARD DEWAYNE OLIVER, Automotive; Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4: Tall. Blond, And Mansome. GEORGE OSWALD, Distributive Education: Co-ops Stanley's Shoe Store; Junior Red Cross Representativa 2; Knight Life Representa- tive 2; Student Council Representative 4; HEnemies Are Scarce. Second Row: ARCHA OWENS. Needle Trades; nFinds People Interesting. DONALD RAY PABST. Technical: A Thirst For Knowledge. GEORGE PARISH. Automotive; Cross Countly 4; Track 3, 4; Mild Manner. Third Row: BERTHA MARIE PEACE, Technical; Student Representative As- sembly 3; Girls' Week Representative 3; Science Award 3; An Outstanding Gal With Many Pals. WALTER RAY PEAK. Technical; Football 1; Esquires 3; Walt's Intelligence Is shadowed By Wit. JUDITH ANN PELTON Business; Co-ops Museum of Natural History: YnTeens 3. 4: Alpha Chi Gamma 3; Glee Club 1: Choir 2: Prom Committee 3; G.A.A. 1. 2 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, Capatin 3: PENDULUM Representative 2; Knight Life Representative 1: Student Representative Assembly 2, 3: Perfect Attendance 3; Her Aquatic Ability Brings Her School-Wide Fame. Fourth Row: CHARLES PENN, Automotive; Co-ups Metropolitan Buick; Takes The Right Side Of Lifa GERALD PERROTT, Metal Trades; Manful Mannelx PATRICIA PERRY. Needle Trades; Glee Ciub l; G.A.A. 1; Ccndra 3; Easy To Know. Fifth Row: DONALD PETERS, Autnmotive; HA Nice Guy Indeed. HURDIE N. PHILLIPS. Automotive: Class omcer 3; Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Swim Team 1; Track 3: Hurdie's Sport Ability Makes Him Well Known. AL PIENING. Electrical: Co-ops Cutler-Hammer Incorporated: WA Wizard Wimn It Comes To Electricity. Sixth Row: ERNIE GEORGE PIERANI. Graphic Arts; Co-ops McDonald Print- ing Company: Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Smooth Operator. JANET CAROLE POWELL, Business; Co-Ops RollmaWs Receiving Hospital: Class Officer 2; Knight Life Staff 1; Student Council 3; Glee Club 1; School Play 1. 2 3, 4; Variety Show 1. 2. 3, 4: G.A.A. 1. 2, 3. 4; Guides 1. 2; Majorette 2; Junior Red Cross Represenlau tive 3; Football Queen 4; Student Representative Assembly 1. 3; Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 4: Girls' Week Representative 3: World Affairs Award 2: Pi Chi 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3: Cendra 2. 3. 4. Secretary 2: Cheerleader 2, 3. 4 Cu-Captain 4: JaneE's Boundless Energy Is Scattered Throughout Her Many Activities. JANET F. POWELL, Business; Co-ops Union Central Life Insutu ance Company; Y-Teens 3, 4; Student Council 2; Choir 2, 3; Guides 3: Junior Red Cross Representative 2; HGirls' Week Recre- senlative 2; Junior Achievement. 3. 44 Sales Manager 3: Her Characteristic Giggle Proves She's Lots Of Fun. Seventh Row: CHARLES EVANS FEATHER, Metal Trades: Co-ops Stauritz Sheet Metal: Choir 1, 2. 3, 4. President 3; Football 1, 2. 3-, Variety Show 1. 2, 3. 4; Junior Red Cross Representative 1, 2; ' Always A Song 011 His Lips. WALTER E. PRIDEMORE, Electrical, A Typical Centralite. ROBERT LOUIS PYLE. Graphic Arts: Co-ops Millcreek Valley News; Guides 2: Choir 2; Knight Life Staff 3; Football 2. Manager 2: A Guy With A Perpetual Mischievous Grin And A Cheery Hello. SPRING WAS BRIGHT . . . First Row: BETTY JEAN RACE. Business: Co-ops American Book Company: Y-Teens 1. 3. 4: Chair 1, 2. 4: School Play 2; G.A.A. 1; Youth for Christ 4: ' A Wonderful Person To Know. BARBARA RAMSAY, Business; Co-ops Ohio National Life Insur- ance Company: Alpha Chi Gamma 3. 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: Perfect Attendance 1; Student Representative Assembly 1: Her Charm Lies In Her Wonderful Outlook On Life. ANN DELORES RANDOLPH. Business; Co-ops Ronan Receivinq Hospital; Student Council 3; Glee Club 1: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3; Student Representative Assembly 2. 3; Guides 3; Prom Committee 3: Girls' Week Representative 3; A:Ability. IrlndividualitygThe Person In Personality Mark Ann As An A-l Senior. Second Row: ROBERT THOMAS RAYMOND, Allied Construction; Choir 2; A Friendly Guy. JAMES REID, Automotive: 'Takes Everything As It Comes. ROBERT R, REULE, Electrical: Perfect Attendance 1'. A Guy With Many Ambitions And Friends. Third Row: JACK RHODUS. Electrical: Co-ops R. K. Electric Company: An Unassuming Air Belies His Underlying Ability. JAMES RICHARDSON. Graphic Arts: Co-ops Hirschfield Printing Company: Basketball 2. 3: Baseball 2, 3; Cross Country 2. 3; uC Club 3; A Candid And Frank Guy, CHESTER HICKS. Allied Construction. A Man Of Few Words. Fourth Row: JERRY RIEMAN. Graphic Arts. CO-ops Mount Washington Press Company; Scholastic Award 2: Honor Roll 1. 2. 3: Diversified Interests And A Fun-Loving Outlook Describe This Guy 0f Many Ambitions, ROBERT RILEY. Electrical; An OK. Guy. SHIRLEY ANN RILEY. Needle Trades; Yuuih for Christ 1, 2, 3, 4'. Little Miss Seamstress. Fifth Row: ALBERT C. BITTER. Automotive; Co-ops Chuck Hassan Volks- wagen; Gym Team 2; Reserved Friendliness. IRIS ROBERTSON, Business: Glee Club 1; Chair 4; G.A.A. 1; ' She Has An Easy Manner And A Friendly Personality. ALBERT EDWARD ROLFES. Mela! Trades: Perfect Attendance 3, 4; ' Lo0ks Toward The Future. Sixth Row: HELEN CATHERINE ROLFES, Business; Co-ops American Book Cumpany; Choir 2. 3; PENDULUM Representative 1, 2; ' A Depth Of Intellect And Character That Is Hard To Surpass. HOWARD RUBIN, Electrical: Student Representative Assembly 1. 2; Visual Aids 2. 3. 4; Gym Team 1; Rifle Club 1. 2; President 1: Always Around. BARBARA JEAN RUTLEDGE. Needle Trades; Glee Club 1; 'F1rsL In Laughter. Seventh Row: WALTER ALEXANDER SCARBOROUGH, Needle Trades: HCalm And QuietiEver Content, ANN LOUISE SCHIRMER, Needle Trades: Student Council I. 2: Student Representative Assembly 1. 2; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4: Guides 1. 2; PENDULUM Representatives 1. 2: Knight Life Representative 1. 2. 3; Perfect Attendance 1. 2. 3: Pleasant Associate. EDWARD CHARLES SCHOENING, Machine Shop: Co-ops B. C. Precision Company; Track 3, 4; Nible of Foot And VViL. WITH PROM AND PLAY . . . First Row: JAMES WALTER SCHOLZ. Metal Trades; Co-ops National Mark- ing Machine Company; Varied Interests. JOHN WALTER SEYMOUR. Electrical; Cavops Barkley Electric Company; Football 3, 4; Gym Team 2. 3, 4; C Club 4; Earnest In Work: Lively In Play. MYRON PAUL SHARP, Graphic Arts: Dance Band 1. 2. 34 4: Variety Show 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 1x 2, 3. 4; Admired By All. Second Row: THOMAS ALBERT SHARP, Electrical; Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Track 1. 2. 3, 4; C Club 3, 4; HHe's Just Happy-Go-Lucky. GERALDINE ANN SHIELDS, Business; Comps American Book Company; Majorette 3; Junior Red CmSS Representative 1. 2; Prom Queen Attendant 3; student Representative Assembly 1. 2; 44A Lover Of Sports With Lots Of School Spirit Mark Her As One Who Is On The Beam. BETTY RUTH SHIRLEY, Business: Co-ups Union Central Life Insurance Company; Sweet And Sincere In All Her Ways. Third Row: HAROLD ROY SIEREVELD. Graphic Arts: Co-ops Samuel Prod- ucts Company: Student Representative Assembly 1-, Perfect At- tendance 1. 3; He's Enjoying Lifef' FRED C. SILBER, Automotive: HOld World Curiosity. VIRGINIA LEE SIMMONS, Business; Glee Club 1; Chair 2, 3, 4; G,A.A. 1; Variety Show 1. 2: Perfect Attendance 1. 2, 3; Short- hand Award 3: uPleasing Nature. Fourth Row: CHARLES ALEX SIMPSON, Automotive; Co-ops Metropolitan Buick; Gym Team 3: HLaughs At Mistakes And Tries Again. MARY IDA SING, Business; Co-ops Mount Airy Elementary School; Student Representative Assembly 2. 3: Glee Club 1; Choir 2; G.A.A4 2: Guides 2; Junior Red Cross Representative 2; PENDULUM Representative 2, 3; Girly Week Representative 1. 2; uFinds Life Interesting. HERBERT SISKA, Electrical; Big Bluff. Fifth Row: VERNON SLUDER. Aviation; Cu-ops Cincinnati Aircraft; Fuutball 1: Rifle Club 1; Aero-Radio Club 3; HA Devil In His Own Home TOWIL JOHN SMITH, Automotive; HAlways Dependable. RONALD SMITH, Business: Hi-Y 3. 4; Band 3: Junior Achieve- ment 3. 4; Easy Going. Sixth Row: ROY SMITH, Graphic Arts; Roy's Destined For Success. EDWARD LEE SPIEGEL, Distributive Education; Co-ops John Shillito Company; Student Representative Assembly 1, 2, 3: DAE.C.A4 4; Junior Red Cross Representative 2; Cars, Girls, And Money Are Ed's Ideas Of Happiness. SYLVIA ANN STANFORD, Business; CD-Dps Jackson School: Cendra 1; Junior Red Cross Representative 1; Knight Life Repre- sentative 2: A Generous And Friend Gal. Seventh Row: CHARLES STANLEY, Auotmotive: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Football 1. 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: Baseball 2; HC Club 3, 4; Free From Care GLORIA STEWART, Business; Co-ops American Book Company: Alpha Chi Gamma 3. 4; Y-Teens 2. 3, 4: Spring Play 1, 2, 3. 4: Knight Life Representative 2; Variety Show 1. 2. 3. 4: NOMA Award 3; Cendra 1. 2. 3; Sweetheart Candidate 1. 3, 4'. Cheer- leader 1: Choir 1, 3: HA Girl With Many Ta'lents And Many Friends4H JOHN CHARLES STITH, Automotive: Co-ops Al Beer's Garage; How Happy Am I. SUDDENLY IT WAS . . . First Row: GLORIA ANN STORER, Business; Co-ops Union Central Life Insurance Company; G.A.A. 1. 2; Glee Club 1. 2; Choir 3: 'Big Hearted. HELEN SUSANNA STUPPRICH, Business: Co-ups Ohio National Life Insurance Company: Junior Achievement 3; Perfect Attend- ance l: Helen's Outstanding Qualities Make People Fond Of Her. BARBARA ANN SULLIVAN, Business: The Trane Company; Y- Teens 3; Junior Achievement 3. 4: Youth for Christ 3, 4; 11A More Honest And Genuine Person You Cannot Find. Second Row: DANIEL WILLIAM SULLIVAN. Graphic Arts: Comps Decision Incorporated: Football 1: Swim Team 1, 2, 3. 4.; Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Cross Country 3: C Club 2. 3. 4: 1' 'Dapper' Dan Gets Around And Always Knows What Is Happening. CAROLYN PATRICIA SWIFT, Commercial Foods; Co-ops Board of Education Food Sewice; The Freshness Of Youth. WILLIE JAMES SYKES, Allied Construction; Basketball 2. 3. 4; C Club 3: Knight Life Representative 1. 2; Best Of Luck To A Terrific Guy. Third Row: GERTRUDE LILLA TANNER, Distributive Education: Co-ops Mabley 8c Carew; Y-Teens 4; Pi Chi 2. 3. Historian 2: Student Representative Assembly 1; Chair 1. 2. 3. President 2; D.E.C.A. 4; G,A.A1 1. 2; 'Bright Eyed Gal. SALENA ANN TAYLOR, Business; Co-ops Ohio National Life Insurance Company; Y-Teens 2, 3. 4. Vice-President 3. Secretary- Treasurer 4: Pi Chi 3. 4: PENDULUM Staff 2. 3; Glee Club 1: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4', Guides 1, 2, 3, 4; Girlsf Week Representative 2. 3: A Manner A11 Her Own And A Keen Interest In School Activities. JEAN THOMPSON. Business: Co-ops Physician's Business Bureau: Y-Teens 3. 4; Alpha Chi Gamma 2. 3, 4; Choir 1, 2. 3. 4; School Play 3: Cendra 3: Beauty Of Contenance Plus A Live Personality Make Jean A Popular Senior. Fourth Row: XVILLIAM EDWARD TILLETT. Automotive; Football 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 2. 3, 4; Track 1; 1'C Club 3. 4; Art Award 2: Honor Roll 2: 1'An Ace In All Sports. EDWIN DONALD TOLLE. Electricity; An Enterprising Fellow. WILLIAM DAVID TOLLE, Technical: The Refined, Quiet Type. Fifth Row: MARGARET TROSPER, Business; Co-ops Ohio National Life 'In- surance Company; Y-Teens 1; G.A.A. 1: Choir 2. 3: Her Soft- Spoken Manner And Her Ever-Rcady Smiie Will Open Many Horizons To Her. CAROL TROVILLO, Business; Co-ops Union Central Life Insur- ance Company: Choir 2, 4; Junior Red Cross Representative 3; G.A.A. 3; Prom Queen Attendant 3; Miss Pep 3: Knight Life Repl'esentaiive 2, 3; PENDULUM Representative 2; Ready To Go. HELEN JEAN UNDEBWOOD. Business; Co-OPS Henry Harris In- corporated: 'She Has Lovely Long Tresses. Sixth Row: CHARLES VALENTINE. Electricai; Co-ops Gable Electric Com- pany: Swimming 3. 4: Cross Country 4; Track 4; C Club 4; Handsome. Charming, Athlete; He's Our .Valentine'. DELORES VEAL, Commercial Fonds; Co-ops Western Hilis Plaza? Carters: A Heartfelt And Sincere Gal? JOYCE GERTRUDE VORNBERG, Business; Co-ops Board of Edu- cation: Choir 1. 2; G.A.A. 4; Brunette. Attractive. And Cap- tivating Charm Are Joyce's Trade Marks. Seventh Row: TED RONALD WAHL. Graphic Arts; He Loveth Pleasure. DENNIS LEE WALSH, Automotive; Co-ops Progressive Motor Sales Incorporated; A Real Gentleman. JOSEPH ARTHUR WALTER. Cummcrcial Fonds; Co-ops Procter 8c Gamble Company; Guides 3; Junior Red Cross Representative 2: PENDULUM Repl'esenlaiive 1, 2; Knight Life Representative 1; He Talks At Random. COMMENCEMENT DAY. First Row: ANNA MAE WASHINGTON. Needle Trades: Glee Club 2; Choir 2; G.A.A. 1; Junior Red Cross Representative 3: HWhere There's Laughter Ymrll Find Anna. ANNA MARIE WEBB. Business; Co-ops Union Central Life In- surance Company; Choir 2 3: Variety Show 2; Youth for Christ 2. 3; Perfect Attendance 1; A Truer Friend You'll Never Meet. RONALD ALFRED WEDIG. Allied Construction; ' A Man 01' Few Words. Second Row: CORLETTA GEORGIA WEINGARD, Distributive Education; C0- 0135 H. 8; S. Pogue Company: D,E.C.A 4; Youth for Christ 3 4; Clik Club 1: Supreme Good Natured. JAMES WHEELDON, Automotive; Shy Ways Until You Gel, To Know Him. DON WHITEHEAD, Distributive Education; CO-Ops Park Avenue Grocery; Choir 3, 4; D.E,C.A. 4; Variety Show 3; Band 1; ' Many Irons In The Fire Third Row: JEWEL WILLIAM WHITFIELD, Allied Construction; Track 1, 2. 3: ' A Sharp Character. DONALD ROY WICKERSHAM, Graphic Arts: Covops Hirschfield Printing Company; Guides 2; Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 2. 3. 4: Cross Country 2, 3; Perfect Attendance 2; ' Happy Is He And Carefree Too. ALBERT WILLIAMS. Graphic Arts: Co-ops Mount Washington Press Company; Junior Achievement 3; An Industrious Attitude. Fourth Row: BETTY LEE WILLIAMS, Business; Perfect Attendance 3; Her Quiet Refinement Attracts Many Friends. MYRTIS WILLIAMS, Needle Trades; G.A,A. 1. 2, 3. 4: Student Representative Assembly 1: Junior Achievement 3: Junior Red Cross Representative 3: A Friend Indeed. THOMAS LEE WILLIAMS. Commercial Design; Hi-Y 3; He'll Hit His Mark. Fifth Row: JAMES PAUL WILSON, Technical; Quiet But Awaref; MARILYN ANN WINFRED Distributive Education; Co-ops H. 8; S, Pogue Company; Pi Chi 2; Choir 2; D.E.C,A, 4; Gal With High Spirits. JUDITH ELOISE WINTERS. Distributive Education; Co-ops John Shiltito Company; Glee Club 1: Choir 2; Variety Show 1. 2, 3, 4; School Play 2'. G.A,A. 1, 2. 3. 4; Guides 3, 4; Art Award 3; Cendra 1, 2. Secretary 2; A Seller Judy Wants To Be: A Good One She Will Mala:u Sixth Row: RUSSELL WOLFE. Technical; Prom Committee 3; Star Of Stage And Screen. CHARLES RICHARD VVOODARD. Graphic Al'LS: Co-ops Jay Prod ucts Company; Rifle Club 1: uVaried Interests. BARBARA LEE WUEST. Business; Cu-ops Central Trust Company: Pi Chi 3. 4: Variety Show 3; G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; Majoreue 3; Cheeru leader 3, 4; Barb Is Riding On The Clouds. Seventh Row: PHYLLIS MARIE YETT, Needle Trades; Choir 1, 2; G.A A. 1. 2. 3: Guides 3; Junior Red Cross Representative 3; Knight Life Representative 3; uShe Has A Wholesome Personality. CHARLIE YOUNG, Automotive; Cu-ops International Trucks Sales and Service Company; Swimming Team L 2: ' F1'om Here To Eternity. GEORGE YOUNG. Allied Construction; Foothall 3; WK Sports- m'mded Lad Wi1h Friends Galore. First Row: GEORGE ZADEK. Electrical; Perfect Attendance 1. 2; His Comedy Is The Foundation Of His Sound Sense. WILLIAM ANTHONY ZAPF, Allied Construction; Co-ops Ivan Wells Incorporated: HHis Quiet Manner Belics His Sense Of Humor. PAUL S ZERGES, Automotive; Co-ops Raymond Motors Incorpo- rated: HThe Mercury Of Our Time. Second Row; PEGGIE BELL ZIEBOLD, Business: CD-ops Queen City Flying Services; Glee Club 1: Choir 2: Her Tall Grace Enhances Her Style. The day of clays arrives for our happy seniors. Junior Class ofhccrsi lvft to right: Margaret Hopper. Secretary; Dave Carr, Prosidtnt; Becky Lytle, VicerPresident. Not pictured: Marcella Byrd, Treasurer. The junior ycar is the last full year for most students TH UNIO 8 before alternating on co-op jobs. ThusJ it is a busy year, E I R because juniors have responsible positions in clubs, activi- ties, and committees as well as in athletics It is toward the end of the junior year that students are acquainted with job opportunities and qualifications. The J-Day program is the big highlight in the junior year. It features a luncheon, guest speakers, and special awards. Mr. Larry Roscnhaum served as sponsor of the junior class this year. 128 129 THE JUNIORS BARBARA ABBOTT JULIA ABT LOIS ABT JOYCE ADAMS JUNE ADAMS PHYLLIS ADDISON JOSEPH ADRIAN FRED ALFORD LOUISE ALFORD PEGGY ALLEN JOSEPH ALLGEIER GERALDINE ANDERSON MARIAN ANDERSON DOUG APPLEGATE DAN ARMSTRONG ROMA ASHER ELIZABETH AUSTIN DELORES BAERD ALTON BAKER GLORIA BAKER SUSAN BAKER WILLIAM BAKER WILLIAM BALLAPD RICHARD BALSEY BARBARA BANKEMPER DENNELL BARBER DENNIS BARNETT DOROTHY BASTIN EDELL BATCHELOR NANCY BAUDY RON BAUER BARBARA BAXTER MARCELLA BEGLEY LARRY BENDER BILL BENDOR JUDY BENNING ROBERT BERKEMEIEH BILLIE BIERLEY CAROL BLACKBURN WILLIE BLACKVVELL BOB BLOCK EURLESS BLOOMFIELD KYLE BONNETT ANNE BOYD SHERMAN BRADLEY JERRY BRADSHAW RONALD BRADY JIM BRANSCUM THOMAS BROUNM HELEN BRISBIN HAROLD BROOKS JACK BROOKS ANDREWr BROSS JEAN BROWN ROBERT BROWN THOMAS BROWN PAT BROWNING CHARLES BRUGGEMAN GARY BRUNSMAN MARILYN BRYANT PHILIP BRYANT RONALD BUCHMAN JOHN BYINGTON PAT CALHOUN JANET CAMF SARA CANNON DAVE CARR BEVERLY CARROLL CLARENCE CARTER BILL CASTLEBERRY FRED CHASTEEN DONALD CHEEK RON CLEMENTS AUDREY CLUTHE ROBERT COBEEY RUFUS COCKRAN CHARLES COLEERT WANDA COLWELL LOYAL COOMBS MARIAN CORNES EVELYN CORNS EMMA CORSON SHERRY COTTET DOROTHY COX JOHN COX JANE CRAIG ELIZABETH CREEKMORE NORMA CROWLEY SAM CULLUM RONNIE CURTIS DIXIE DAILEY BARBARA DALTON BARBARA DALTON DENNIS DASE LOWELL DAVIDSON BOB DAVIS DALE DAVISSON JANET DEHNER CAROL DENNIS LOLA DENNIS RICHARD DEWALD MAMIE DIXON EDWINA DOOLEY DONALD DOUTHVVAITE ELAINE DOWERS DONNA DOWINS VIRGIL DRINKS JUDY DUNCAN JUDY DURHAM WILLIAM EDMONSON EERTHA EDWARDS DOROTHY EDWARDS GLADYS EDWARDS NORMA EDWARDS PHIL ED VARDS DAN EHRMAN WILLIAM EILERMAN EILEEN EVANS CURTIS FARNEY ALFRED FANT JOY FAVACHIO JOHN FERGUSON NELLIE FETTERS CLYDE FISHER JOHN FLOWERS MARGIE FORWALT FRED FOX JOYCE FRAZIER DONNA FREEMAN RONALD FRITSCH GREGORY FRITTS JACK. FROST BEATRICE FRYE BOB GABBARD WANDA GAJUS CAROL GARRISON ROSS GEIGER DANNY GELPIN JIMMIE GENTRY CAROLE GILMORE JAMES GOFF LAWRENCE GORE RALPH GOYETH GEORGE GRACE ELLA GHAYSON JOHN GRANT JIM GREEN ROY GREEN DAN GRIESZMER DENNIS GRIMES CLARENCE GROSS EDNA GROTH YVONNE GYKNO HATTIE HAMILTON JANICE HARMON JERRY HARMON BILL HARRISON CLIFF HARVEY FRANCINE HARTELL FRANCES HAWKINS THE JUNIORS 130 I31 THE JUNIORS JOHN HAWLEY CLAUDIA HAYES DELMAS HELTON BARBARA HENDERSON DELORES HENDERSON ROBERT HENREL THOMAS HENSLEY EDWARD HICKS GLORIA wcxs LAVERN HTUKS COSTELLA HIGGINS JOYCE HILBERT THERESIA HIMMELSPACH DON HINES ED HOBDAY RITA HOCK DANNY HODGE AMOS HOLLANDSWORTH RAY HOLLOWAY DENISE HONICAN ROBERT HOOG VIRGINIA HOPKINS MARGARET HOPPER MINNIE HOWARD FRANCES HOWELL JEAN HOWELL HARRY HUGHES JOSEPHINE HUGHES BARBARA HUNGLAR ROY HUTCHISON MARY HYDE WILMA ISON JAMES IVORY BARBARA JACKSON WARREN JACKSON BERT YOCKEY HENRY JAMES DON JANSEN CHRISTIENE JARMON PHYLLIS JEFFERS VERDIE JENKINS JACK JESSUP NANCY JOHNSON CHARLES JONES EDDIE JONES JACK JONES JIM JONES NORMA JONES SHIRLEY JONES JERRY JONES DON JULIAN FAT KAPPNER JAMES KAY JOHN KEIL PAUL KELLER ROBERT KELLY MARY KENNEDY JACK KERLIN JAMES KIDD TOM KIHN CHARLES KINER DON KING BILL KLAYER JO ANN KLEIN PAT KLEIN BOB KLUG CAROL KNEIPP GAYL KATZ CAROLYN KRAMER ELANCHE KRICH ALBERT KUHN CATHERINE LACKEY GEORGIA LAME J ENNIE LANE RONALD LARKIN JUDY LAY RICHARD LEPPERT ROBERT LEPPLE GERALDINE LEWIS SYLVESTER LIGON BOB LINDI BETTY LINFERT GEORGETI'A LLOYD NOBLE LUCIA LUTHER LYONS BECKY LYTLE CORA NEELTON JUDY MENNING MARY MERSHAM CHARLOTTE MCKINNEY GEROLD MCKINNEY J OHN McKITRIC ALMA McMULLEN BOB MIDDENDORF MARY MIDDENDORF BETTY MILLER MARILYN MILLER KATHERINE MILLINE BILL MIRACLE PAT MITCHELL J OHN MOECKEL GERALDINE MONROE THOMAS MONTAG CARL MOONEYHAM DOLORES MOORE IALA MOORE WANDA MOORE IRENE MORGAN WILLIAM MORMAN RUTH MORRIS JAMES MULLINS O. V. MULLINS MARJORIE MURPHY PAT NEUDIGATE ED NUNGESTER MIKE O'BRIEN PAUL OLIVER PHILIP ORiNO LEONARD ORME VIVIAN OSBORNE BEN OWENS JACK OWENS RICHARD PAHLS PATRICIA PALMISANO ROSE PALMISANO MIKE PANGALLO PATRICIA PARISH ELIZABETH PATMON WALTER PEELMAN TOM PERRY WILLIE PERRY J 1M PETERS WESLEY PETROVITCH J AMES PHELPS DELCENIA PHILLIPS BARBARA PIERCE GLORIA PLUENGER FRANK POOLE DORSEY PORTER ROBERT PORTER JANICE PRENOT DONALD QUINN ROBERT RAINES PAUL RAMBS BETTY RANDOLPH MINNIE RANFORD LOTTIE RANDOLPH SYLVIA RANDOLPH BARBARA RAPKING GERALDINE REECE JOYCE FLEECE BETTY REED RALPH REDEMEI'ER CLINTON REYNOLDS LONNIE REYNOLDS BILL RICHARD CHARLES RICHARDSON BARBARA ROBERTS BRUCE ROBERTS SONDRA ROBINSON 132 RONALD ROBISON BETTY RODEN LANN'Y ROLAND KELLY ROLLINS WILLIAM ROMIN'E NORA ROSE VERNON ROSE DOROTHY ROSZELL LOUIE ROY TOM RUEKL JEFF RUSSELL LARRY SANDERS ETHEL SCHALK LESTER SCHARDINE ; Q , , . , .. . . 1 .- . MARCIA SCHILLE . Wm . , .. : . , 1 AL SCHIMWEG ,, . , $ in ' Nu, w. RONALD SCHLOTMAN MARLENE SCHNEIDER GINNY SCHWARM ALLEN SCHMITZ EARL SENORS CLIFFORD WE'I'ENKAMP KATHY SEXTON JO ANN SCHACKELFORD JULIAN SHANKS DONNA SHANNON DELORES SHARP WILLIAM SHELLEY JACKIE SHUMPERT JEAN SHUNK ART SIEFERT EARL SIEKBERT WILLIAM SIMPSON EDWARD SMITH HAZEL SMITH JULIA SMITH OSCAR SMITH IDA SOUTHERLAND THERESA SPEED VIRGINIA STAMPER LOUISE STARKS ROBERT STEINHAUS BARBARA STEWART BRENDA STIDHAM PAT STILLWELL EDWARD STITH LARRY STURGEON RONALD SUTTER STONEY SUTTON TOM SWEENEY JOAN SWEET THOMAS TABOR EVELYN TAYLOR BILL TAYLOR RUBY TAYLOR DON TIGG ALAN TINKER PERCY TOWNSEND DON TROXELL ILMARS TRUCKSANS ALICE TUCKER DEAN TUCKER RONALD TUCKER. THURMAN TUCKER JERRY TURNER JOHN TURNER PAT TURNER MARGARET UPCHURCH BOB VANOVER DIANE VICKERY EALER WADLINGTON JACKIE WASH JAMES WASH GROVER WATSON KAY WEBB RICHARD WEBER J OYCE WEBSTER BILL WEITZ DICK WESLEY WAYNE WESLEY JUNIORS 133 DAVID WEST JOYCE WEHRMEYER ROBERT WHEELER JUDY VVILBURN THOMAS WILBURN FRANCIS XVILKERSON STANLEY XVILKMACKEY ALICE WILLIAMS HAROLD WILLIAMS LILLIAN WILLIAMS ROBERT WILLIAMS ROBERT XVILLIAMS BILL WILMOT NANCY WILSON RONNIE WILSON ELSIE WINTERS AL XVITT PAUL WOOD JOYCE VVOODELL IRIS W'OOLUM ANNETTE YOUNG FRED YOUNG PRICILLA YOUNG MARK. ZEIBOLD RAY ZEILMAN ROBERT ZEILMAN BOB ZINVAL JOSEPH ZWISSLER THE IUNIORS Mr. Sulck receives somc finishing; touches bL-forc the camera clicks. LIQUOR ANAerS HOWE APIALYSiS IFDGFORM TEST Eamon ' lowFom R - win ., 2w: ANAWUS E , umkmgugmmmu CRM DETECTION 5 STUDY or JIM JQLIAN I - .5 RON TUCKER DISPLAYS SYNTHETIC RUBBER PROJECT Left to right: Rosemary Fritz, Secretary; Anna Bates, Treasurer; Sandra. Reinhardt, President; Wilma Davenport, Vice President. THE SOPHOMORES Centralhs sophomore class, sponsored by Mr. Marion Randolph, felt more at home this year, since most of its members had been here for the previous year. Those who transferred from other schools, however, soon became ac- tive members of the class. Two girls in the sophomore class were named sweethearts at the Sweetheart Dance. Many participated in the athletic and social events of the school year. .$I ! . THE SOPHOMORES 137 LOIS ACEY BILL ACKMAN ROBERT ACKMAN CHARLES ADAMS FLOYD ADAMS SHAWINA ADAMS BETTY ALLEN BOYD ALLEN GENEVA ALLEN GERALDINE ALLEN MARY ALLEN CHARLES ANDERSON EUGENE ANDERSON HARRY ART RUSSELL ARTHON CHARLENE ARTHUR LOIS ASBURY MAURICE ATCHLEY RON McGINNIS JIM BAGBY TOM BAILEY JOYCE BAIRD DOROTHY BAKER SHIRLEY BALDOCK MARY BALDRICK GOBIE BALL JEANETTE BANKEMPER CAROL BARNES CAROL BARNETT JOHN BARRON LOUIS BASHAM CHARLES BASS ANNA BATES LINDA BAUGH MARY BAUSCHER RON BEARD VICTORIA BEASLEY RUTH A. SEASON JACKIE BEDFORD THOMAS BEDINGHAM CHARLES BEHYMER JAMES BELL JANET BENNETT JEAN BENNETT DON BENSON MARY BERRY SHIRLEY BERTRAM JEFF BIELSK JAIVLES BITZENHOFER MARION BLACK PAUL BLACKWELL BRENDA BOAZ DAN BOEDOCKER GLORIA BOHSANCURT JOHN BOLDEN LARRY BOLIN JOHN BOLTON BILL BOREITHER LINDA BOUGH CHARLES BOYSENSHORTS CLYDE BRANSHAW SYLVESTER BRALER PAT BRAMMER JOHN BRASHERS PEARL BRASHERS MARY BRASWELL EUGENE BRAZILE MARY BREEDON SHIRLEY BROCK DOUGLAS BROOKS BARBARA BROWN BETTY BROWN BOB BROWN FRANCIS BROWN J ERFY BROWN RICHARD BROWN SUE BROWN RON BROWNING BONNIE BRUEGGEMAN JANET BRUNNETT DORA E. BRYANT WANDA BUCKHART JEAN BULLOCK PHYLLIS BULLOCK. JAMES BUNCH SANDRA BUNNER ROGER. BURKE BETTY BURL PAT BURTON GERALDINE BUTCHER SHERRY BUTLER THOMAS BUTLER JUDY CALAHAN SONDRA CALHOUN IMOGENE CANYON PAUL CARLTON JUANITA CARTER WILBU'R CARTER IMOGENE CARYON DONALD CASEY LEON CASSON PAUL CAURON SARA CAYLE NONA CHAPEL RAY CHAPMAN ABBIE D. CHILDI JENNIE CHILES JOAN CHILDS RUSSELL CHILDS DONALD CHRISTAFF ROBERT CHURCHILL DON CLARK. JERRY CLEMENS LARRY CLOUSE KAY CLUTHE JOAN COCHRAN EDWARD COLEMAN MARIAN COLBERT JOANN COLEMAN ARLENE COLLINS CAROL COLLINS JOE COLLINS MABEL COLLINS ELMER COOK RONALD COOLEY SHIRLEY CORN CAROLYN CORNES JOE CORNES CONNIE COX PAT CRIDER OLIVER CRISP MONTGOMERY CURTIS ARTHUR DALLAS ROBERT DANCE AL DANZINGER CAROL DARDEN WILMA DAVENPORT MARGY DAVIDSON ABRAHAM DAVIS EDISON DAVIS ROBERT DAVIS YVONNE DAVIS GENEVA DAWSON JACQUELINE DAWSON MARTHA DAWSON LUELLA DICK PAT DiGIROLOMO EDWARD DIXON ARMPS DREW WAYNE DREW ZOLA DREW JIMMIE BRIGGS ROSETTA DROUT ANDREW DUKES GERTRUD'E DUKES BARBARA DUMFORD LOWELL DURHAM MARGARET DURHAM DONALD EAKJNS ANDREW EARHART THE SOPHOMORES 138 THE SOPHOMORES 132 MATTHEW EDELMAYER JERRY EDDELMON JOSEPHINE EDWARDS DORTHY EDWARDS ROLAND EDWARDS MILTON ELLERBEE CARONIVAL ELLIS GLORIA ELLIS LARRY ELSASSER NORMA ERTEL LEROY ESLINGER EVELYN ESPY HELEN EVANS CAROLYN FAILS CHARLES FANT DOLORES FEARS BILL FEATHERKILE TOM FELDHAUS RAY FETTERS GLADYS FIELDS JOYCE FISHER JUDY FOX CAROL FRANK JIM FREESE GEORGE FREUDIGER EDWARD FREYTAG ROSEMARY FRITZ JOSEPH FROMME GAYLE FRYE CHARLES FULKS J OHN FULKS WALTER FULTZ JOAN GAFFNEY JIM GALLIGAN ROBERT GANTZER THERESA GARDNER EDDIE GARNETT BARBARA GATES RUTH GATES BOB GELLUS CHARLES GEORGE BEATRICE GILBERT FRANK GLEISINGER TERRY GOBER ROB GODSEY JERRY GOFF nTCHARD GOFORTHLY DOROTHY GONDER GERRY GOODALL RON GORDLEY KATHREEN GORDON JAMES GORMAN TONY GRANT WILLIE GRANT DOOLEY GRAY GEORGIA GRAY RUTH GRAY EARL GREEN JANE GREEK RUBY GREER WAYNE GRIEME JOHN GRIFFIS SUE GRIFFIS JIMMIE GRIFFIS DELORES GRIGSBY ROBERT GROSS BILL HOBDAY JUNE HAMPTON JEANETTE HANSHA PHYLLIS HALL- JOHNNY HARDEN EDIE HARMON FRANK HARRIS ROSLYN HARRIS JIM HARTELL BESSIE HATNIAKER CAROL HATMAKER BARRY HATTER MARY HAWKINS ADAM HAYS CHARLES HEARD WILLIAM HEIMKREITEB RALPH HENDRICKS RUSSELL HENN MARJORIE I-EENSLEY SHIRLEY HENSLEY REATHA HENSON VALDA HENSON JIM HERICKS LARRY LEE HERNDON DOROTHY HEYL OEIE HIGGINS SYLVIA HILBE'I'T 3 DONALD HILL EVELYN HILL JANET HILL JOAN HILL WILLIAM HILL EDITH HILPOLSTEINER ANDY HIMMELSPACH MARVIN HINTON RICHARD HIRSCH JOHN HODGETTS GEORGE HOFFMEISTER DAVE HOFSTETTER JOHN HOLLAND EMMA HOLMAN DAVE HOLT JOSEPHINE HOLT DELORES HORNSBY MADISON HOSKINS ROBERT HOWELL 1 MARY HOWELL JOHN HUDSON WYOMA HUGHES SHELBY HUNN ROMAIN HUNTER JOYCE IAMES SHIRLEY INGRAM JUDY INMAN JOYCE ISHAM SON A J ACKSON VERNON J ACKSON VIOLA JA CKSON VIRGINIA JACKSON JOYCE JANSSEN CARTER J ONES CHARLES JONES DALLAS JONES DAN JONES EDNA. JONES J OYCE JONES NADINE JONES PHILIP JONES SHIRLEY J ONES VIRGINIA JON ES BEN JOHNSON BETTY J OHNSON BEVERLY J OHNSON CAROLYN JOHNSON DELORES J OHNSON DIANE JOHNSON FRANK JOHNSON WAYNE JOHNSON WILLIAM JOHNSON WILLIE JOHNSON WILLARD JORDAN JAMES JULIAN JUDY KAMERER ROBERT KATZLER CHARLES KAYLOR SHIRLEY KEENE FERN KEITH FRANCES KINDELL NORMA KINEBREW ROBERT KINEBREW DONNA KINNEY SANDRA KIRBY CAROL KLEINJOHN JAMES KNIGHT THE SOPHOMORBS 140 THE SOPHOMORES I41 THOMASEUA KNIGHT ED KOCH JOE KRAUS MACK MATTHEWS LA VERNE KRAUSE BOB KRON JUDY KUZNICZCI TOM KLYE COLIN LACEY LINCOLN LAIL JOYCE LAIRSON JAMES LANCE CAROL LANE JUDY LANE JOSEPHINE LEINSFORD BOB LAUMANN PAT LAWHORN DONNELLEY LAWING CHARLENE LEE DAVID LEE CINDA LEIGH JAMES LEWIS DEONNA LIERMAN JOHN LISTERMAN CHESTER LOGAN RON LONG FRED LOVITT KEN LOVITT BARBARA RUEBUSCH RALPH LUELLEN JOAN LUTTS ROBERT MANGOLD BOB MANZ SHEILA MARCUM LINDA MARCUM JAMES MARCUM KENNY MARCUS JAMES MARKER JEAN MARKSBURY JOHN MARMORA JOAN MARTIN PAUL MARTIN JOHN MASUR JOANN MERCHANT MIKE MAUNTEL PAUL MAURER RUTH MAYBERRY FRANKLIN MAYFIELD JO ANN MCCLANAHAN DENNIS MCCLURE GEORGE MCCOLLOUGH RICHARD MCCULLOUGH HILLORY MCDANIEL RILEY McDANIEL JERRY MCDONALD PHYLLIS MCDONALD JANET MCELVAIN JUNE MCFARLAND GLORIA McGEE WILMA MCGUFFEY ALMA MCGUIRE GLORIA MuMULLEN DORTHY M MURRAY RON MERKEL VERNON MERIBEE KAY MESSER HAROLD METTO WALLY MEYERS HENRY MIDDENDORF HARRY MILES THOMAS MILEY JAMES MILL BARRY MILLER BTTJLY MILLER BOBBY BABO WANDA MILLS JOAN MITCHELL MILTON MOCK JAMES MONDAY BILL MOORE FLORA MOORE GLEN MOORE KENNETH MOORE RAVENIA MOORE ELIZABETH MOORE ROBERT MOORE DUANE MORRIS EELENE MORRIS JOHN MUELLER JIM MULLIGANS SANDRA MURRAY SHIRLEY MYERS BARBARA NEEDLES DAVID NEWKIRK CANDY NEWMAN MARGARET NICELY JOANNE NIMESKERN CHARLES NOEL CHARLES NORMAN CAROL. NORRIS FRANCES NUNN BEVERLY ORME NANCY OSBORNE JOE OTT NORMA PAGETT JOHN PALM JO ANN PALMISANO DICK PANGALLO LAWRENCE PAGBURN DARLEENE PARTON WILLIAM PATMON DONNA PATRICK RON PATTERSON JOE PEARSON SHIRL PENDLETON CAROL PEPPERS DOUGLAS PHILLIP RUBY PHILPS SARAH PINKELTON EDDIE PLOGSTED BARBARA PLUMMER NED POTH ADRIAN POWELL HELEN POWELL EDDIE VAN PRAAG IRENE PRATHER CHARLES PREUTT LORETTA PROWS WILMA PRIVETT WILLIAM PURCE BILL QUINTON SHARON RADER CARROLL RANDOLPH JIM RANSON JUANITA RAYMOND DORIS REDMAN ADDIS REESE SANDRA REINHARDT MAUAELOS RU'I'TLEDGE GARY REUTEN SHIRLEY RHODEN SONNY RICE DAVE RICH LOIS RICHARDSON NORMA RICHARDSON CLARA RICKS DONALD REDDELL NORMAN RIDDLE JOELLA RIDENER MIKE RIBS MICHAEL RIGNE'Y FAT RITCHIE PERCY ROBERTS DON ROBINSON RONALD ROBINSON HENRY ROGERS WILLIAM ROMINE NOLA ROSE ELIZABETH ROSEMOND BARBARA BOSS 142 THE SOPHOMORES 143 WILBERT ROWE BOB KUNTZ RICHARD RUTEN HELEN SOLOCK JERRY SALYL ALBERTA SAMS ALBERT SANDERS PAULETTE SANDERS EFUS SANFORD CHARLES SARGENT EDNA SAVAGE BETTY SAWYER FRANK SAJVYER JOHN SAWYER TOM SAWYER MARY SCHAEFFER TOM SCHARDINE DONALD SCHEID DONALD SCHIRMEH SHIRLEY SCHLIEF CARL SCHMIT EDWIN SCHAFER DONALD SCHUNK ROSEMARIE SCHWARTZ WILLIAM SCOTT ANITA SEARS NORMA SEARS ROGER SEILER JAMES SEITER JERRY SEITZER CARL SENG SANDY SERMERSHEIM JUANITA SESS WANDA SEVERANCE RAMONA SHACKELFORD SHEILA SHAFER MIKE SHARKEY RICHARD SHARP LEON SHAVERS PHYLLIS SHAW RALPH SHAW MARY SHEFFIELD JEAN SHEPERD DON SHEPPARD RONALD SHEPPARD HENRY SHIELDS MARY SHIVELY MARY SHORT LORETTA SIEVE pOVSERT SIMPSON CHARLES SIMS EDRUIMA SEARS KATHY SIMS WALTER STIENMETZ WILLIAM SLUSHER ALLENE SMALL SHIRLEY SMALLWOOD CAROL SMITH EARL SMITH JAMES SMITH JIM SMITH KENNETH SMITH PAT SMITH RHUDINE SMITH ULYSSES SMITH DELORES SNEED ROGER SNIDER BEN SOHNSON JOHN SOLOK BILL SOUTHEHLAND FRANK SPENCER KATHY SPIKES FLOYD SPRIGHT MERVIN SPRIGHT J IM STUMBO RICHARD STAMPER DONALD STANFIELD ROGER STEET ROSE STENSON ROY STENSON MARYCELL STEPHENS RICHARD STEVIE JIM STITH ERVIN STONE IMOGENE STRINGER FRANCIS STRUNK SHIRLEY STUART RUTH STUCKEY CONNIE STURGILL JACK STURM DAN SULLIVAN JEAN SUMMERS MARY SUMPTER JOHN HOLLAND EDGAR TABOR BEATRICE TATE MARY TAYLOR JOHN LECKINGER GEORGIEANN TEKUELNE BOB TERDINEGE RODNEY TERRY BEN TERZIN ARTHUR THOMAS DANIEL THOMAS E'ITA THOMAS JAMES THOMPSON ROSE THOMPSON THOMAS THOMPSON CARL TINKER JACK TIPLETT DON TOEPFER THOMAS TRINGELOF JOYCE TROSPER BRUD TROVILLO SANDRA TRUMBLE WILLIAM TURNAGE JIM TYSON JERRY ULM ROY UNTHANK DOROTHY VANN ERNEST VANOVER LEVERNE VORNBERG DON VASKONSKY CAROL WAGNER ENALD WALDECK ROYCE WALDECK VAN BRUEN WALKER WILLIAM 'WALLACE SELWYN WARD SHIRLEY WARD LEONARD WATKINS BETTY WATSON BERNARD WATTS JOYCE WEAVER JUDY WEBBER SANDY WEBER J OHN WELEER FRANCES WELLS CHARLES WELSLEY RUSSELL VVELTY DONALD WELTON VIVIAN WELTON J OSEPH WENDEL BILLY WESLEY GEORGIA WESLEY ROBERT WESSELS BILLY WEST EONNY WHEELER LARRY WHILES BERTHA WHITE MILDRED WHITE SALLY WHITEHEAD LARRY MAYFIELD MARY WILDT LARRY WILES RONALD VVELGER JERRY W'ILHELM BARBARA. WILLIAMS CHARLES WILLIAMS PAT WILLIAMS THE SOPHOMORES 144 91!! W grji . THE SOPHOMORBS Winners of tho Kingfnsh and Mermaid titlcs wcrc- Art Sicfert and Wanda Moore, MS PHENON WILLIAMS RICHARD WILLIAMS SHERYL WILLIAMS THELMA WILLIAMS NAOMI WILLIS VELMA WILLIS JACK WILSON JERRY WILSON ROBERT WINSTON MELVIN WITT IRVIN VUOLFE BETTY WOODS PEGGY WOODS ROSE WOODY GEORGE WORKMAN CAROL WRIGHT GLENDA WRIGHT RANDY WRIGHT JOYCE WRIGHT GARY WUERDEMAN MARY YATES RUTH YEARY DOROTHY YOUNG GILBERT YOUNG ORA SUE YOUNG TAPLEY YOUNG JIM ZAPP BETTY ZINN THE FRESHMEN . MW Freshman Class OH'iccrs left to right: Dewayne Brooks, Don Sharp: and Tom Telwilligcr, 146 v M . A Although new to Central High School, thc frcshmmcn quickly learned the traditions, songs. and spirit of the school. They supported two of the ninth grade girls to ho finalists in the Swvcthcart Contest, The frcshmcn boys par- ticipated in the junior sports program and the. girls in G.A A. Miss Helen A. Twomcy, member of the English Department: scrwd as Class sponsor. FRESHMA 147 N CLASS GRACE ABLE JOHN ADRIAN GARY ALBERS BEVERLY APEL DAVID ARNOLD DIANA ASHFORD BILLY ATKINSON PATRICIA AYCOX ANN BACHMAN JIMMY BAKER TIM BAKER ROBERT BALDRICK BRENDA BALDWIN ROBERT BALLMAN VERTIE BARKER DENNIS BAYLES FRANK BECHTEL JERRY EECHTEL GLENN BECKER RAY BECKER BERNARD BEDINGHAUS TERRY BEDINGHAUS JAMES BENNETT DICK. BENTLEY J OHNNY BERRY KATHLEEN BERRY ANN BIERLEY MARTHA BLEVINS CHARLES BODDEN EDDIE BOHLANDER CARMAN BOLTON HELEN BOND GAIL BOHGEMENKE PAULA BORGEMENKE BOBBY BOSSE ALVIN BOWLING CLAIRE BRACKEN MARY BREITENBACH RUSSELL BREITFELDER BURNADENE BROCK ROBERT BRONSTON DEWAYNE BROOKS EDGAR BROWN TOM BRUNNER BOB BRUNSWICK KENNY BRUSMAN NADINE BRYANT RONALD BUCK. STAN BURCH GLORIA BURRISS WILLIE CABS JUANITA CAMPBELL DONALD CAMPSHELL MILTON CARGILE VALERIA CARPENTER RONALD CARR ALICE CASS EVELYN CASTELON JOHN CAWELL SHIRLEY CHATWELL DON CLARK JO ANN CLEVENGER CATHERINE CLIM VIOLA COAK ROY COCKRAN JUDY CODY EDWARD COLMS TERRY COMES LUMAS COOK VIOLA COOK BILL COOKE PAUL CORCORAN TOM CORNS ALLEN COX CHARLES CRAG NANCY CRAIG WILLIAM CRAIG JACKIE CREECH HAZEL CUMMINS KATHLEEN CURTIS JOANN DAILEY DANNY DALTON JEAN DAMICO LEWIS DAVIDSON CAROL DICK JOHN DOLL LEONA. DOOLEY RONALD DORNBACK VIVIAN DOUGLAS ELIZABETH DRINKS CAROL DUDLEY WALTER DUMFORD DIANA EDWARDS ROBERT EDWARDS MARGARET EHRNSCHWENDER LYNN ELBE PAT ENGEL BARBARA ENGLE BARBARA ERMER RONALD ERNST ELIZABETH FAULKNER RUTH ANN FECK ALBERT FELTS DANNY FIASCA BOB FIELDS BOB FISHER DORIS FRANK MARIAN FRANK ALICE FREDNICK EDDIE FRITZ MICHAEL FRITZ CHARLES FUSON RICHARD GAMBRALL JANICE GARDNER JULIA GARRETT LUSTER GARRETT ROGER GARRETT EMMA GASTON BILLY GATELY BETTY GAYLES WILLIAM GERVVL SANDRA GIBBS BARBARA GOENS TERRY GOULD JOYCE GOVER LINDA COVER GEORGIA GRAY CHARLOTTE GREEN LARRY GRESSLER LINDA GRIFFIS SHANDA HALL CAROLYN HAMMOCK WILLIAM HANIS BRENDA HANKERSON BETTY HARRIS WILLIAM HARRIS DOROTHY HARRISON CLIVERTINE HATCHER EDDIE HAYWARD ROBERT HELTON LLOYD HENSON DOROTHY HESS J OHN HICKS MARVIN HICKS JOE HILBERT ELIZABETH HILDEBRAND BARBARA HILL CAROL HILL ARNOLD HOLLANDSVVORTH GARY HOMER EDWARD HORZOG EARL HUFF HARRY HUGHES PHILLIP HUMMELDORF EDWIN HUMPERT CHARLES IHLE STELLA INGRAND LOUIS IORI DOLLY JACKSON FRED JACKSON THE FRESHMEN 148 THE FRESHMEN 149 CAROL JENKINS JANET JESSIE ROBERT JOHNSON RONALD JOHNSON JOYCE MEADOWS CHARLES JONES DONNA JONES JERRY JONES OATRICE JONES MARILYN JORDAN MARCELLA JULIUS CAROL KAYSER SHIRLEY KEENE ALBERT KELLY J ERRY KILSO VERA KIMELE PAT KING LaVERNE KIRCHNER LINDA KIST ROBERT KIST EDWARD KLAYER HOWARD KNOST BARBARA KOCH JUDITH KOCH JAMES KOHNE PAUL KOHNE JOHN KONNAGUN THOMAS KONTONICKAS JACK KRABBE JOYCE KRAMER KAY KRAUSE TOM KREKELER RONALD KRUMME KENNETH KUDERN WILLIAM LAMBERT JEAN LANDWEHR LINDA LANNING WILMA LARRISON ROGER LAUGHLIN DONNA LAY ROBERT LEAR DALE LIERMAN YVONNE LETT JAMES LEWIS JOE LISI JAY LITHENHAUS BARBARA LITTLE EUGENE LOGAN FANNY LOWRY ERLIA LUCKETT DONNA LUERS ROGER LUERS MAMIE MACKLIN MIKE MADDEN JIM MANAHAN NICK MARTIN SHEENA MAYES JUDY MCAFEE GEORGE MCCAMEY DAVE MCCURRY CAROL MCGAHA MARY MCGILL JAMES MCGINNIS PAUL PALMER HARRISON MCGRAWv CATHERTNE MCKINNEY SARA JOHNSON GEORGIA MCGRAY LOIS MELTON THOMAS METZCAR JOHN MEYER MARY LOU MEYER MARLENE MICHAELIS LEROY MILLENDER BARBARA MILLER JEANETTE MILLER RONALD MILLER HAROLD MOBRLEY DENNIS MOORE EDWARD MORAN GLENNA MORGAN TYRONE MORGAN JOHNNY MOUNTS DONALD CLARK GAYE MUELLER SHIRLEY NAEFLEET LARRY NAKE JAMES NEVVBILL JAMES NEWMAN SARAH NIMESHERN FRED NITTENBACH NANCY NIXON WALTER NORMAN ROBERT NORTH SHIRLEY NORTHFLEET THOMAS NOYES KAREN NUEELER LARZ OBERLE LARRY GRESSLER SHIRLEY ODENBACH JIM OLIVER JOYCE O'SHEA CARL OSSEFORTH CHARLES PAHLS CECELIA PALM PAUL PALMER VELMA PARSON DELORES PATTERSON TED PAXTON MARY PEPPER ODETTA PERKINS DAVID PETERS DELORES PETERSON MARVIN PEYTDN MCARTHUR PHILLIPS JANET POOLE BETTY PORTOR RONALD POWELL CHARLES PRATT LARRY PRIDEMORE EDDIE PRICE VERNICE PROPHETT J UDY RAHN RONALD RALLS GLINDA RANDOLPH LOUIS RANDOLPH LARRY RAYE DARRELL REYNOLDS LARRY REYNOLDS PATTY RICHARD MARY RICHARDSON GLORIA RIVERS DONALD ROBINSON HERBERT ROBINSON GEORGE ROMANS GWEN ROSEMOND RITA ROSS BARBARA ROTHWEILER MARY ROWNSIND CARL RUDOLF LARRY RYON JOSEPH SANBERG ROBERT SANDER JERRY SAYLOR LARRY SCHEID WILLIAM SCHOAF THOMAS SCHWEITZER GEORGE SCUDDER RALPH SEILER DARLENE SHACKELFORD SHERMAN SHANNON JERRY SHARP GERALDINE SHERRILL ROGER SING SARILYN SING CHERYL SIPPEL ALICE SM'ITH CARL SMITH ESTHER SMITH FRESHMEN 150 44 .n , ; H'u'u :K HM I .1 $4931.39. .u 135i: THE FRESHMEN 151 INA SMITH JANICE SMITH JUDY SMITH SIDNEY SMITH VIVIAN SMITH JANET SNELL MYRNA SNELL JOHN SOUTHERLAND BERTHA SPARKS JOYCE SPINKS FRED SPURLOCK GLADYS SQUIREs FRANK STAGGS ILA STALLWORTH HOMER STAMPER ETHEL STAYI'ON DELORES STEINMETZ PHIL STEINMETZ JOHN STENSON SHARON STEVIE CARL STRINGER DENNIS SUTTER VERNON TABOR DOROTHY TAYLOR TOM TELWILLIGER DAVIS PENOS EVELYN TERRY MARY ANN THIESS DANNY THOMAS LOUIS NEWMAN ROBERT THOMAS PAUL THOMPSON SALLY THOMPSON FANNIE TILLER VERNON TINKER JIM TIPTON RUTH TOLBERT DICK TOLLKE ROGER TOWNSLEY J ANET TURNER VERGELIA TURNER TOM UEHLEIN CAROLD VANDEREILT CHARLES VICTOR HENRY VOGT MARGARET VOLPONE EDWARD WALCHTER PEARLIE WALKER MILDRED WALLACE RUTH WALLACE IRVIN WARD WELSEY WARD KAY WARNER KENNETH WARNER W'ILLIE Vv'ATKINS DEAN WEBB RICHARD XVELAGE JAMES WELCH BERNICE WESLEY ROGER WESLEY KENNETH VVESSELL DELORES WEST RUBY WEST VIRGINIA VVESTERBECK LYTHA WILLIAMS MITCHELL WILLIAMS RICHARD WILLIAMS TESSIE WILLIAMS XVILBUR WILLIAMS WILMA WILLIAMS JACK JANSSEN LARRY WILMONT BOB WILSON JACK WILSON ROBERT WINGATE LARRY WIREMAN JAMES VVOOLENS BARBARA WOOLUM ODESSA WOOTEN BARBARA WRIGHT JOYCE WRIMMER LARRY VVUNGESTER HAROLD ZEILMAN BILLY ACLY RONALD BAILEY RAYMOND BAIRD FRANKIE BALLARD MARCUS BNRBEN PAT BARNES ELEANOT RAYE 1 GERALD BEA CHARLES BELL GEORGE BL'F-DSO'F. JOHN BORGMANN DARRELL BOW'MAN BEVERLY BRADLEY ROBERT BRAGGS JOHN BRISCO ETHEL BROAN RONALD BYRD HELEN BURNETT JOYCE BURTON MARY BUTCHER SARAH CARGILE DOLORES CAYLOR GARY CHATVVOOD RAY CHETFIELD YVONNE COOK DELORES CRAId SHIRLEY CR AWFOQD RAYMOND CURTIS JO AN D'EWRINCE? JAMES BENSON ALLEN DIMMLICK JOYCE DISKY BILL D'DWERS EVELYN DRINKS MAGGIE DUBOSE JUANITA DUDLEY GLEN EDWARDS THOM AS ELLIOTT HELEN ELSAVQSWQ LARRY OSWALD JAMES ENGLEMAN LARRY FELTON UNELL FLAGG DELORES FLYNN WILMA FOSTER DELORES FRY HURSELL FRUMAN ELIZABETH FULTZ BILLY GARRISON WILLIAM GIVENS WENDELL GLASS DIANNE GRAY BEVERLY GREEN BENJAMIN HALBERT RANDALL HAGGARD CAROL HALL NANCY HATMAKER JEAN HERRING SHIRLEY HICE KEN HICKMAN JOHN HICKSON NORMAN HONCHELL ROBERT HONCHELL DENNIS HOWARD MYLES JACKSON OSCAR JENKINS RICHARD JENKINS SHIRLEY JOHNSON MARK KEITH BETTY KINEGHTON TOM LANE GLORIA LEE MARVIN REEDOM CAROLYN LEMON ALBERT LOVE COLEY LUTHER HAROLD MARTIN DANNY MARCUM DELORES MATHEWS OPAL MCCULLEY EIGHTH GRADE 152 .. EIGHTH GRADE :53 BONNIE MCGEORAL PATTY MILES LAWRENCE MOATS BARBARA MORGAN JIMMY MULLINS BILL OLIVER MADELENE OSBORNE SHIRLEY BARTIN MAURICE PATMAN GUS PERDIKAHIS ROBERT PHAIR WILLIAM PITTS LORAIN POTTS CARELEEN REYNOLDS DELORES REYNOLDS LANNY REXROAT HENRY ROBERTS ROBERT ROBERTS ESSIE ROBERTSON DALE SCHMALE ELIZABETH ROBINSON JANICE ROSE BILLY SCHWEIZER DENNIS SERGENT LEONARD SHANKS LEROY SHECKI ES VVILLIANI SHECKLES LINDA SHELTON ELMED. SIMMONS MARGARET SMITH NORMAN SPEARS JOHN SPURLOCK BOB STARKS SAMUEL STRICKLAND ROBERT STUCKEY PHYLLIS TATE THOMAS TOMMA CHARLES TURNER EMMA WALKER WILL WALKER JOYCE WASHINGTON LINDA WATSON ALBERT WESLEY CHERYL WESLEY RICHARD WHITE CARL WILLIAMS JAMES WILLIAMS LUCILLE WILLIAMSON CURTIS WILSON DOROTHY WILSON VIRGIL WILSON SAMUEL WOFFORD SHIRLEY WRIGHT NANCY VARGO ROSE MARY ADDISON VIRGINIA ALCORN KENNETH AMICH CHARLOTTE ANDERSON BILLY ANDERSON SANDRA BALL JUNE BARNES JEAN BATTLE CONNIE BERRY HARRISON BLACKMON DORIS BLAIR EASTULNE BLUNT BOBBIE EOWER ANNA BOWMAN BOB BEACH DAVID BRAGGS RICHARD BROXVN BILLY BURR CLARA COITER PAULETTE COLEMAN JOAN COLLIER XVILLIE COLEMAN ANTHONY COX FRANK COX SALLY COX BARBARA CRAWFORD SANDRA CROVVS VIOLA CUE KATHERINE CURINGTON SHIRLEY DANIELS VVILMA DANIELS PATRICK DARGHRTY ELLA MAE DAVIS LONNIE DOAK CAROLE DAY NANCY ENGLE RONNIE ENGLEMAN ROSE ENGLEMAN YVONNE ELLICK CLARENCE EVANS HERBERT FERGESON GLENDON FIELDS CAROL FORSE XVILLIE FORTE VIRGIL FOSTER REGINA FOWLER PAULINE FHEYTAY BETTY FRITZ DARLENE FRY HELEN GABBARD ROBERT GASTON CAROL GARDNER DANIEL GREEN KEN GREEN VEARA GROOMES TOMMY GWINNER JOHN HAMILTON BEN HAMPTON LAVERNE HAMPTON FRANCES HARTNESS CATHERINE HARVEY ROBERT HAW'KINS SHIRLEY HAWKINS RONALD HECTOR DARLENE HENSLER ROSE HORTON SAEREN HORTON DELLA HOSKINS NANCY HOXVARD BETTY JACKSON EUGENE JAMES RICHARD JENKINS RICHARD JENKINS MELVA JOHNSON MARGARET JONES WILLIE JONES NANCY KENNEDY EMILY KERR JOANN KERR NINA KIMBLE SEVENTH GRADE 154 SEVENTH 155 GRADE JOSEPH KING JERRY KIRK ROGER KIRK JAMES KLIM ELAINE LAMPKIN ROSALIE LANDWEBER JOHN LARKINS LARRY LEE VIRGIL LEE WANDA LEE JOE LEIGH PAUL LEWIS WILLIAM MARCUM VERLINZA MARTIN TROY MASON ROGER MCGAHA SHERMAN McGILL BEVERLY MCGOOZIN EVA MCGOOZIN JAMES MCMILLION MIKE MESSLEY GEORGE MOORE CAROL MUSE HUSTON NELSON CAROL ODER GERALDINE OHRNS TIMOTHY PEARSON DARLENE PRATT VICTOR PRICE HATTIE PRUITT HORACE RAMSEY NAOMI REEVES BILLIE RIDENER RONALD ROBERTS CAROL ROGERS CHRISTINE ROWLAND HOWARD RUARK PAT SAMS JOHN SCHUBERT JOHN SEAMAN JAY SEIBER DIANE SILBER BARBARA SMITH FLORA SMITH PHILLIP SMITH GEORGE SOUTHERLAND RANDFORD STEMEN NORMA STEPHENSON ADA STEWART SHIRLEY SUMMERS ROGER SWEET DANA TERRY GEORGETTA THOMAS MARY ANN THOMAS ALFREDA THOMPSON GERI THYE BETTY TINCHER SAMMY TURNER TOMMY TURNER BARBARA VINEGAR ALBERT WAGONER ROBERT WALKER WILLIE WALKER RONALD WATKINS CHARLES WATSON CLIFFORD WATSON RICHARD WATSON DONALD WEDGEWOOD ARTHUR WEINGARD JERRY WESLEY BOB WEST BOB WESTBERTY FRED WHITE JESSE WILES DOUGLAS WILLIAMS IRENE WILLIAMS JAMES WILMENT BARRY WOOLDRIDGE DONNA WRIGHT RALPH WUEST DONNIE WYNN William Adelhardt Mike Barger Donald Basham Thomas Beck Raywell Bennett Margaret Blackwell Herschel Caldwell Ronald Brisbin Robert Calhoun Earl Chapman Kenneth Cooper Jim Comes Alvin Cowart Eddie Cox Jim Crabtree- Audrey Davidson Alma Davis Percy DeBruce Edward Abrahms Marilyn Allison Daniel Amett Eiizabeth Austin Bruce Bachman Bonnie Ball Nancy Band John Barnes Louis Berrens Ronald Belram John Bolger Gail Borgemenke Ralph Boyd Sandra Bradley Frank Brett William Brown Loretta Cave Mary Christopher Gloria Clevenger Cleophus Collins Paul Combs Diane Conn Jimmy Conn Edward Courtney Myron Cunningham Boyd Davis George Davis Jane DeVine Rita Edmonds Joyce Ellis Rosa Evans Carl Everett Charles Everhart Ela Farres Bill Finley Patty Fish George Allbecker Janet Aquino Harold Austin Wilma Bailey Betty Baird Richard Baker Sybil Baker William Baker Lonny Baldock William Bareilher Gloria Barnett Mary Barrett Wade Bays Bernal Benkert Rodger Benson Constance Blevins Robert Bobo Martha Eorgemenke Eddie Bowen Johnny Brackett Frankie Braggs Pearl Brashears Clarence Brooks John Brown Rita Brown Wanda Brown Jerry Bruce William Brunswick Beverly Buchanan NOT PICTURED SENIORS Gary Eisele Thomas Ellison. Tom Esl'mg Kennth Farley Jack Feick Thomas Goshade Frank Gajus Lillie Gray Margaret Green George Greer William Grigsby Gertrude Grimes Kenneth Harman Hubert Harrell Carl Hess Calvin Hicks Ewell Hill Rona!d Hom Sara Horton Charles Howland William Huckaby Paul Johnstun Jerry Justice Dolores Kennebruew Jerry Kinzbach James Lampking Ralph Lane Michael Lesch Charles Lewis Charles Lewis Roger Lyons Cecil Madden Lloyd Malicoat David Marcum Clarence Mtezler C. Victor Nelson 11th GRADE Pete Georgeton Elmer Gill Daniel Gilpin Barbara Glasser Howard Griffith Stanley Hale Barbara Hall Christine Hamilton William Harmon William Harrison Robert Heckenmueller Janet Hedrick Marjorie Herring Barbara Hock Edna Hodge Larry Hodge Jerry Horn Charles Huff Josephine Hughes Donald Hutchison Gloria Jackson William Johnson Bartley Jones Clifford Jones Earnest Jones Gerald J oneg Wyona Jung Patricia Kappner Kathleen Kesterman William Kidd Robert Kelley James Key Richard Klein John Konnagon Ruth Lackey Joyce Lairson Everett Lawson Charmaine Lay Dun Legg Michael Lewis Sylvester Legon Jean Livingston Jesse Lowery Earl Lyons Dorothy Mack Joseph Macke Judy Mallott Freida Mann Bob Marcello Betty Martin Marian Martin Eddie Marshall Matthew Martini Rosetta Mason Sue Massengale Michael Mauch Charles Maxberry Ruby Mayne Mary Middendorf Robert Middendorf Dorothy Miller Bill Mistler Juanita Mitchell Ronnie Mitchell John Moechel Johnny Mugavin Jerry McClure James McCoon William McDaniel Ben McIntosh Judith Napier Virginia Newton 10th GRADE Gloria Bullock Roy Byrd Nelly Caldwell David Campbell Harold Campbell Clyde Canell Lovey Carr Reba Carmnny Carol Carter Geraldine Carter Janet Cartwright. Edward Chalk Phyllis Chamberlain Robert. Clark Gerald Clevenger Wayne Clontz Jerry Coombs Thomas Cosby Sherry Cottet Hazel Couch Lucille Couch Manuel Couch Sarah Coyle Michael Craig Vera Craig Charles Crider Frank Cue Carolyn Diaden Fred Darby Iuarian David Dorcas Davis Milton Davis Verna Decker Alice Denney Katherine Dowdell Floyd Drew Bill Drinnen Cleona Estes Glenn Fairchild Margaret Flaherty Bernita Flint Joyce Frazier Ima Gabhard Theresa Gardener Donald Gentry Wayne Gerhardt Bernaditt Gits Berlin Gofarth Bessie Graham James Gary Roosevelt Greer Nellie Grisham Charles Gutzwillie Margaret Ha'll Phyllis Hansford Dale Hardman Robert Harney Rssilyn Harris John Owens Carl Palmer James Palmer James Paxton John Pelcha Jrh'! Russell Louis Schubert Jack Shepherd Art Shipley Eita Upton Rainier VanPraag Tom Wallace Ruby Watson Richard Weide Neal Wheeler Carolyn White Charles Yocum Henry Youngblood Lawyer North Ella Phelps Joseph Pierani Shirley Promtt Louis Ray Edward Root Yvonne Rousseau Donald Sander Janet Sanders Lawrence Sanders Ted Schierloh Janet Schnarrenberg Sue Schutte Pat Sears Lem Seasor Bonnie Shephard Alice Sinclair Roy Snell Jim Steele Alvin Stewart Frank Stewart Noel Stimson Dorothy Stoae Ernest Strayhorn Ray Sunderhaus Marvin Thomas Betty Unger- Larry Walker Marcus Webb George Wesley Robert Wesley Clifford Wetenkamp Don Whitehead Pat Wiley James Workman Shirley Woutms Larry Young Clarence Harrison Gary Harsley Dennis Htring William Haynes Joe Haber Joyce Hedger Rita Hockney William Hobday Robert Holbrock Sandra Holloway Lynn Hooven Geraldine Horlander Carol Houchens Wanda Haward Albert Howe George Hughes Susan Hummel Beverly Ingram Barbara Jackson Marilyn Jackson Connie Jefferson Evan Johns Aaron Johnson Anna Jones Willie Jones Donald Keel Dornthy Keith John King Robert Kuntz James Lange Larry Langenbach Jerroldyn Lathan John. Leckinger Princella Lewis John Lohmann Jacqueline Long Thomas Loper Diana Lusk Gloria Mallicoat Vernon Marcum Barbara Mathew Jerauld Mattei Michael Means Vernon Menifer Deanna Mercer JoAnn Merchant Herbert Metts Anna Miller Louis Miller James Mills Curtis Montgomery Billy Moore Della Moore Clarence Morris Wendel! Moses George Mounce Barbara Mullen Pat McCEeskey Pat McComs Georgia McDaniel John Adams Joseph Agricola Donald Anderson Denner Baehr Darrell Barrier Terry Bedinghaus Donald Eehne Robert Black Robert Baldrick Robert Bosse Dennis Boyles William Brantley Eugene Burl Mary Ann Caldwell Larry Carpenter Willie Carr Velma Carson Earl Candle Roger Christman Wilbur Clay JoAnn Clevenger Henry Collier Joe Collins Harry Colyer Peter Cook Terrence Coombs Thomas Coombs Harold Dalton Janet Davis Joe DeSalvo Wilbur Ellis Pearl Ely Charles Emery James Faile Louis Fenos John Fiasco Dennis French William Abernathy Ronald Ball Frances Battle Ken Burdine Jesse Coleman Calvin Evans Robert Allen Leon. Barber William Coleman Gwen Cooper Sol Gause Romaine Henderson NOT PICTURED lOth GRADE Thomas McDermott Ronald McGinnis Reecie McIntosh Sidney Neal Wendell Oliver Fredrick Paris Barbara Patterson Charles Patterson Robert Pendygraft Wayne Perkins Wilma Perkins Gail Pickens William Pierce Wilma Porton Jerone Poynter Phyllis Preston Loretta Prows Cinda Pugh Robert Quinlan William Quinton Charles Renfro Robert Renter Emmett Roper Voyd Rosemond Dorothy Royce Barbara Ruebusch DeWitt Rush Mariallis Rutledge Margaret Sanders Roslyn Sands Edwin Schafer Crystal Schlef Sadie Scott Charlotte Shackelford Joanne Shields Beverly Shipley Paul Shoemaker Steve Shomes Fred Shouse Leon Shavers Edwin Sims Drexal Smith John Smith Ila Snead John Sneed Donald Snider Joyce Stamper Patricia Stanford Nancy Stemen Eddie Stephens Bill Sticksel Jack Stigker Janet Stith Larry Struck Albert Sunders Thomas Tabar Richard Tanner Mary Taulbee JoAnn Thomas Lavinia Thomasau 9th GRADE Joyce Fulton Kathleen Gillespie. Judith Goodpaster Louis Goyette Robert Graves Phillip Gray Evelyn Green Wanda Haney John Harris William Harris Edward Hastings Kemey Hatton Tim Hayden Joseph Haynes Marilyn Hayes Michael Heiob Preston Helm Edward Herzog Frank Hilvert Harry Holmes Everett Hoskins Dick Howell Clifford Hughes David Huy James Jackson Shirley Jarrell Mary Johnson Judy Kamerer Carroll Kennebruew Larry King Edward Koch Howard Knost John Krabbe Barbara Kramer Walter Layne Richard Lenzer Tom Lewis Paul Lindsey Joe Little Joan Livingston Darlene Metts Jim Monahan Robert Moses Judy McAfee Tom McFarren Joan Nauman Max Nuebler Larry Nungester Larry Obet'le Robert Odell Shirley Odenbach Beverly Onel Eugene Osborne Jerry Owen Claude Ownes Pat Parnell David Patrick Charies Phillips Ned Path Bob Prows Juanita Raymond Ruth Reeves Matilda Rirhardson David Eister Tom Ritter William Romine Fred Rush Charles: Rutland Onidas Sanqet Anthony Schaaf Kitty Sears Robert Seiter Donald Sham Henry Shields 81h GRADE Hershell Freeman Charles Garner Brenda Howard Gayneu Jackson Betty Jenkins Phyllis Jones Robert Kiser Coley Luther Junette Lyles Zona Mason Janice MattheWS Joyce McCulley 7th GRADE Sara Hickey Larry Hollingsworm Eugene James Sharon Kramer Harald Luicas Danny Marcum 157 Barry McGowd Jim Oliver Geraldine Owens Clarence Powell Linda Rogers Samuel Smith Janette Trimble Geraldine Turner James Turner Josephine U511: Earl Ulterback Mary Vance Virginia Vandergraft Donna Vaughn Mary Vertner Lawrence Vogel GeraEd Wagner William Washington Bernie Waters Frances Weaver James Weber Charles Wesley Jerry Wesley Joyce Wheeldon Ernest White Lillian White Marvin White Ralph Whittle Phillip Wiedemann Ronald Williams Roselena Williams Yvonne Wise Fred Wolf Richard Wolke Stanford Wong Wesley Wooten Peggy Zoads Alberta Sinclair Ethel Sing Cheryl Sinnel William Skirvin Julia Smith LaVerne Smith J' Staley Gerald Steffes Charles Steinmetz Walter Steinmetz Wanda Strickland Randall Strunk Mack Summers Joseph Sunberg James Taylor Charles Terry Evelyn Terry Thomas Terwilliger Rubie Thomas James Thompson Thomas Thompson Carl Tinker Jesse Tinsley Harold Webb w John Webb Mary Webb Judith Webber Albert Weis Elosie White Ray White James Wilkinson I Carl Williams Rosemarv Williams L Jame , Wi'loughby Ronald Woodruff Glenda Wright Betty Milner Barbara Pruitt Elizabeth Robinson Sondra Rogers Lela Smith Sharon Strain Marine Sula Dorothy Suencer Paul Thomr'son Ronald Watkins J immy Watt Roger Wesley Odell Wiles Pcrhaps the most striking similarity bctwccn the knights of old and the Knights of Central is the samc kccn desire for victory. No school can boast teams more intent on winning than Central. This spirit has accounted for new records and championships again this year. Our coaches have given inspired leadership, and our teams have lived up to their title, the iiKnightsf'. Long hours of practice in good weather and had, together with plenty of enthusiasm for the sport, are the ingredients for our teams. successes. Athletics offer one of the. most important experiences a boy or a girl can have in high school, and everyone at Central is encouraged to participate in at least one of the many sports available in this school. Lasting friendships, a sense of achievement, and school pride arc thc rewards of our athletics. Our competent Athletic Director is Mr. Carl Schmidt. COACHES OF OUR FAMOUS KNIGHTS Centralk athletic dcpartmvnt is hcadecl by Mr. Carl I. Schmidt, a familiar figure Lo cvcryonc connectcd with 111? school. He also manages Trcchtcr Stadium. R111 Frocl T. Yeager is head coach of the varsity football squad and also coaches the freshman basketball mam. Mr. James Clark is head coach for the varsity basketball squacL 'lncl coaches freshman football. Mr. Irv Kuchn coaches the varsity track squad and 1'0- SCI'W' football lcam. Mr. Anthony Chindi serves as assistant football coach and baseball coach. Mr. Robert Sarsflcld coaches the Championship gym team and organizes intramural sports. Mr. Roy Lagaly is coach for varsity swimming, crosg country and junior high track teams. Mr. David Kemp sponsors CentraPs bowling team. M1: David Daniels coaches the reserve basketball and freshman football teams. CentrancoaChing stuff: A,Cl1iodi,F.Y:z1gt-r,I.Kuehn,D Kemp, C, Schmidt, D. Daniels, R. Lagaly, J. Clark, R. Sarsficld. THE CENTRAL HIGH CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL TEAM 3 First Row, Left to Right: R. Bonncll, T. Sharp, C, Stan- ley, D. Gardner, L, Almon, T. Bradfordj and L. Holthaus. 9 Second Row: R. Covcrt, B. Homing, D. Dasc, B. Tillct, .I- Reid, P. Callif. Third Row: D. Carr, B. Castlebm'l'y, .-I Wlweldon, H. Phii- lips, L, Ormc, and D. Wclton. I i Fourth Row: J, Bitzenhofer, P. Bryant, .1- Turner, B. IIohn- son, D. Hutchinson, and C, Heard. I . Fifth Row: Mr, Yeager: I Macks. Unidentified, R. Scilcr, :3, Mr. Chiocli, absentiT. Far'rcll: and W. Edmonson. 1;, 161 SENIOR GRIDIRON STARS First Row: Leroy Almon, Rich Bonncll, Tom Bradford, Phil Callif, Ron Covert. Second Row: Dennis Dasc, Dan Gardner, Tom Farrell, LCC Holthaus, Hurdic Phillips. Third Row: John Reid, Charles Stanky, Bill Gillett, Don thvldon. 162 VARSITY FOOTBALL Fvaluring an outstanding zlltzu'k on both nn'vnsc and drfcnso, the varsity squad, coached by Fred Yeager and Tony Chiodi, postod a championship record which will ncvcr leave the minds of tho playms and students 01 Cen- tral High 101' a long time. The P.H.S.L. football championship was dcscrwd by the playmrs, for they proved outstanding sportsmanship throughout the season. The Knights had a 6-3 season roc- ot'd, Our hrst game was with Xavier. The record was Xavier 7, Clcntral 6. It was a heartbreaking game. Hurdic Phillips scored the single touchdown. On September 21 the Knights played Purcell at Trcchtcr Stadium. Although we had an outstanding defense throughout the first half, we lost 45-65. On October 4 the Knights played the Eagles of Walnut Hills. Thc Eagles could not stop Charlie Heard; he scorcd two touchdowns and Central won 18-0. On OC- tober 11 at PFI'CChtCI' Stadium we playrd tho Senators 01' Taft. The Senators were hopvloss against the defense and offense of the Knights, Hurclic Phillips had two touch- downs; Len Orme, Charles Stanley, Dick Bonnell and Charlie Heard added one apivcc to win by 38-6. On Octo- ber 18 at Roger Bacon Stadium we played the Spartans. The Spartans overwhelmed the Knights; we lost 34-0. On October 2-1- thc Knights played the Big Reds of Hughes. Prc-gamc maneuvers in locker room. 163 Coach Tony Chiodi shows playvrs tho art of rushing. Phillips, Almon, 21nd Heard made touchdowns to win 24- 13. The key victory of the season was made on November 2 by defeating the 1956 PrH.S.L. football champions, Western Hills. Bonncll and Heard made the touchdowns to win 14-15. At Trechter Stadium on Novembcr 8 thc Knights played the Tigers of Withmw. We won 19-0. On November 16 our Knights defcatod thc Woodward Bull- dogs by 13-6. Heard made the touchdowns. The leadingr scorers 01 the season were Hurdie Phillips; Charlie Hearth and Dick 1301111911. The PENDULUM salutes the. 19:37 P.H.S.L. champions. SEASONS RECORD Sept. 13.1101111'211 .......... 6: St. qu'it'r ......... 7 Sn'pt. 21 . ttlvntml .......... 6: Purcell ............ 4-5 Ot't. l- . . Ikrntml .......... 19: Walnut Hills ...... U Oct. 1 l . .Ucntral .......... 38; rl'nlit .............. 6 Oct. 18 . .Uvntml .......... 0; Roger Baton i , , . . .3911 Oct. 2+ . .Ucntl'zll .......... 25: Hughes ........... 13 Nov. 2 . , .Ccntral .......... 111i: W't'stcm Hills ...... 6 NOV. 8 . . .Ctrntl'al .......... l9: Withl'ow .......... 0 Nov. 16 . ,Ucntral .......... 13: Woodward ........ 6 In a hard-lought, skillfully coached series of games, Cen- tralk valiant Knight's showed thcir monk and took on each Opponent with calculated assurance that their many griml- ing hours of practice would pay oil. It is, oll course. obvious that this conlidcncv was justified by the Knights. The alitazing fact was that such a small pcrccntagc ol- Ct'ntmlk studt'nt body shared this confidvncc which tht- tcum clcnmnsh'atcd. The crowds at the. games cliclift always mvasurc up to the great showing mado by our famous t'lm'tin. Tho Pvp Club. organized this war, stimulated lllOl't' t'nthusiasm than anything of its kind in Ctrntral's livc-yttar history. It is hopccl that this club will soon incluclc tht' t-ntii'tr student body of Central! SO that the Knights will know wv support thcm all t'hv way: Al'tt-r just missing their Chancc at the P.H.SiL. Football Championship last. yvzu' hy' hmving t0 VV'cstcm Hills, the Knights really shtm't'd tht- stull they were made ml by tali- ing first placc among all the Cincinnati public high schools in the, 1957 season. A major share of thc credit for this ytiarls victorious sm- Oppositc Page: Tnlt's tzit'klcr grabs Umtrzllls hall cnrt'ivr. 165 Central tavklc makes terrific play. son is due to the. coaches, Mr. Fred Yeager and Mr. Anw thony Chioclit They guided the team with true inspiration and vxperivnccd lvadvrship, Tho boys who gax'v such clo- voted and untii'ing energy to t-x'm'y game certainly deserve thv highest praise. They have earned an immortal plaCt' in the annals of Ccntl'alls athletic achievements. Also contributing to the. spirit of the football season wvi'c tho mcmhc'rs 0f Centralls 11'1arching hand under the dirct; tion of Mr. Paul Smith. who lcl't us shortly alloy 111:: sm- .3011, For weeks, these stutltints practiced ht'l'm'v h'CllUUl in order to haw entertaining shows at hallV-timc. It is likcwisc difficult to CXPFCSS the aclclccl glamor ill catch game provided by the iiiajorcttcs and checrlcaders under the supervision of Mrs. Bea jacobson. These Students dmft seem to count the hours that tht'y work in orclcr to procltlcc just tht- right results in every routinc or each new cheer. To all of tht'st' people and many lllOl't' not mcntiont'cl hy' namc. the PENDULCM says Cinng'iiululationslll By their cx- mnplc thcy haw shown everyone how great Central can ht' wht'n t'nough vnm'g'y and devotion are, put forth into a worthy must: First Row: G, BL-rkrr. S. Strickland. R. Johnson G. BL-ai R. North, D. Brooks. Sccond Row: R. Black, Mi Barber, D. Fiast'o, W, Harris. H. Robinson, IT, Sharp, R, StuCkCy. Third Row: Ti Tclwilligcr, L. anson, Di Dalton, M. Wikliams, Mi Patman, E. Williams, R. Curr. Fourth Row: E. Hcrzog, R. Brutfcldcr, G. Homer. J. Cooke, H. Webb, A. Dimmlick. R. HCClOY. Fifth Row: D. Howard, L. Meats, X7, LL15, J, Hicksun, W. Furtc, R. Brown, Mr, Daniels. RESERVE FOOTBALL This yearis reserve football squad tied for second place with Western Hills and VVithrow. In the First game West- ern Hills scored 14 points and Central 0. Thu next game Central lost to Withrow by the score of 26-6. Then the Knights came back with a 13-6 win ovcr Hughes. In the next game the Knights bowed 120 Walnut Hills with a 32-0 1055. Then the Knights shut out Woodward and Taft by a 7-0 score both times. Each evening the squad met at Trechter Stadium for a work-out. Contr'alis roset'vo squad for ncxt year is cxpccted to be a vent good 0m: with the freshmen champs moving up to the reserve position. The Knights have their sights set on first place next year. 166 a - i has. w itl'whl' Alain W h 'i .C E Coach Kuchn and tacklt' Dave Snider watch while rest-rvc tram scrunnmgcs. i 2-1 - mm; AIhALH-qulH. m.ggii-himmhbi - . in ux Nu lvhgtn n First Row, left to right: D. Gray. R. Stonscm5 S. Brownlce, E. San- ford. C Williams. C. Tubbs, C. Wctcnkamp. Second Row: L. Hrhitficld, C. Logan, R, Beard. D. Sanflcld, W. Patinan. R. Mourcj R. Howell. G. VVuvrdL-rman, Third Row: J Hawleyt Bt Watts, Pt Robc-rts. P. Charlton. E4 Andcrson, L. Shavers. T. Tahmz Fourth Row: F. Mnyfwld, Mgr. D. Snider, G. Schmit, J. Pearson, L. Mics- svll, Mr. IA Klu'hll. Absent: R. Churchill. Coach Danivls shows junior high players thv correct stancv for Charging. JUNIOR HI FOOTBALL Jr. High squad, coached by Jim Clark and Dave Dan- iels, captured the western championship. They have an outstanding defense and ochnse throughout the season. Under the leadership of quarterback Jerry Sharp, the team was outstanding with a record of 5-1. The results of the season were: Contra! 6, Western Hills 0: Central 192 Gamblc 0; Central 25, Porter 6; Ccntral 6. Hughes 0; Central 6, Schwab 0; Central 13, Samuel Ach 2+. The victory over Schwab gave Central the Division Championship. However, the little Knights lost their bid for city title by losing to Samuel ACh, If the. team has the same excellent ochse and dcfcnsc as they have this year, they will capture the City Cham- . - . - . pionship next year. The sports writcrs 0f the PENDULUM V . j '. 'h ' Stat? salute the 1957 Western Champions for their ex ' 4 ccllcnt sportsmanship throughout the season. mm ... um... , www'wmh -- ..-. h A1m irta m., F, wA-wwwv I67 Standing: L11: Jim Clark, Earl Mann; Jim Coston, Bill TillCtt. Dave Carr, Lvnny Omn', Jim Bakvr, Managua Sitting: Jack X-Ivmlrickson, Phil Cnllif, Bill Clzlstlvbvt'l'y, Dewayne Oliver, and Leroy Almon. VARSITY BASKETBALL The varsity basketball team, coached by Jim Clark, Fm- ishcd the season with an 840 record. four 01' the losses coming in the last six games. The Knights started strong, featuring four Icltvm'wn of last war. Only guard Earl NIann was not among the 156- ,57 starters: The lcttcrmcn were jack Hendrickson, Dc- waync Oliver? Leroy Almon and Bill Tillct. Earl Mann mundt'd out the. first string. The Knights split even with all P.H.S.L. opposition3 ex- cept W'cslcm Hills from whom they took both games. Other defeats were McNicholas: Taylor, Micldlctown and Roger Baconj with Purcell being the only non-lcaguc win Two of thc leading playcrs wcrc Leroy Almon and jack chdrickson. Leroy Almon appcarcd in every one, of tho. tcanfs 18 gamcs: ax-Traging' 165 points per game. Hend- rickson played in 17 games and avoragvd 15.7 points per game Tbgclhcr Ihoy scored nearly half of 111C. tcarrfs points. SEASONS RECORD Central ............... 79: Purcvll .,.H,.,.....,.57 UL-ntrzll ............... 7U: VVcstvm Hills .......... +1. Cvntral ............... 66; Hamilton ............. 76 Uvntralumwn.......57; Taft 33 Ccntrul. . . . . . . 7 , , . 7 , . .53; McNiCholas ........... 65 Central. . A . I A . . , . . . . . .51; Taylor ................ 60 Central ............... 67; Hughvs ............... 69 Central ............... 62: Walnut Hills .......... 89 Central. . . , . . , . . . . . . 7 .51: Middletown ........... 96 Central. . . . . , . . . . . . . . .5l: VVithrow .............. 71-9 Central. . . , . . 7 . . . , . . . .58: VVcsttrl'n Hills ......... 4-8 Central ............... +9; VVOOdwa rcl ............ 716 Ccntral ............... 4'8; Taft ................... 5 0 Cvntral ................ 7 5; Roger Bacon .......... 7:3 Central ............... 80; Hughes ............... 6:3 Central ............... 71: Walnut Hills .......... 67 6 lcntral ............... 7:3; W'ood ward ............ 86 7 Central ............... 79: Withmw .............. 80 erw 011ml scjms ball 35 Phil Callif guards' ery Almun umkvs 2L rcbound m dcfcat the Hughes Big er5. Lvit to Right: Mr. Dzu'icl Dnnivls, Clarvnrc Brooks, Charles Prt-utti Larry Elsassm': Emmi . Ropl'r, Javk Frost, Paul Carlton, Larry Milh'r, Floyd Spcight. Rogt-r Robvrls, Charlvs Cnlhvrg Charlit- Hvzlrd. Kneeling: Drzm Webb. RESERVE BASKETBALL Coached by Mr. Danicls thc rcsm'vc basketball team had a good season with 12 wins and 6 losscs. The Knights won over the following teams: Purcell. Hughvs1 Western Hills, McNicholas. Taylor. Roger Bacon. twice the Knights ck:- frau'd Walnue Hills. Withmw and Woodward. 'Iihcy wcn' downvd twitc by Taft in lwo hard-l'nught hutllcs, The Knights wcrc dcl'L-atnd only oncc by the following Pains: Hughes. VVCSIL'rn Hills, Hamilton. and Middletown. The Knights did a wonderful job this season and deserve a lot of credit for thcir hard work. Sonic of the outstanding scorers wm'e Charles Heard with a mtal of I89 points. Jack Frost with 186 poimx Larry ilsasscr with 1:34 points. and Pvi'cy Robcris with 138 points. 170 Dwaym- Brooks tl'ys fur thr basket. A junior Knight practivrs his aim in nmking :1 lmskct. 171 John Loudlv, Archie Muldvr. Standing: Cuavh Yvagvr, Hl'rhcrt Robinson, William Harris, Ronald Johnson; Robvrt Brunstuu, Jrrry Soau-d, lvft to right Dwuym' Brooks, Jim Bakcr, Robert Thomas. I Sharp. Not prtscnt: John Aklun. ' IUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL The Junior High basketball tczun, coached by Mr. Fred Yeager. had seven wins and svx'cn losscs. Tht' Hrst gamc of thc season: the little Knights played Vr'cstt'm Hills. letral was dci'calrd 41-476. In thv svcond game, Bloom brat the Knights by lhrvc points, 35-38.. and in the third game Urn- 1ral heal Gamble 40-39. Cvntral 10st 1119 nexL two ganws lo Porter, 239445 and Hughes 24-44, Then the. little Knights hvaf tlwir ncxt ch opponvms: Schwab, Oyler, Shrodcr, VVcsl Hi. and Bloom. letral dropped two to Porter and Oylcr. but endcd the season by xx'hipping Hughes J+D-l57. First Row: Abv Crayon, Tom Sharp, Charics Simpson, X1rg11 lit'ton. HL-m'y Youngblood, Hurdh- Phillips, George Parrish, E. Jom-s. 17. Fox. jim VVlu-vldan. Svroml Row: B Sanford. D Thomas. J. Stvvlv. Robert Dana: S, Ward. J. Tuhbs. R. Wcslvy. C1. Worm- knmp. G. 'Ikudim-r. L. Czissun. Third Row: Coach Lzlgaly. WI. Rowv. I. Bitzt'nhofrr. A. Hinum-lsparh J Shanks. Wm. Johnson. L1. Jam's, L, Ormv, C. Logan, R. Huwvll, P. Bryant: Coavh Kvuhnl l'uureh Row: J. Wucdt-rman. J. Mnckc. CL Montng. D. Wt'lton. D. Curr. D, Watts. R. Krnncbrvw. R Moorv. C1. Heard. Fifth Row: Alton Bnkmx D. Dnsv. Charles Pruitt. J- Ghurrhill. C. Srhmidt jvrry Turm'lx C. Brooks. VARSITY TRACK 172 As the PENDL'LL'M went to pruss, Couch Kuclm picked some of tht' boys who wcrc good prospccls for regular scor- ing. They wcrc: Dcnnis Dasc. shot put; Joe Mackc, discus: Charlie Hvarci 21nd Emvst lloncs, high jump. hurdlcsr and broad jump. Hurdic Phillips was slated to win in hurdles and broad jump. Conlral vxhibitcd Inzmy cxcvllcnt runners who scemcd dcslincd to wow. They wcrv: Frcd Fox, Ahc Cray- on, George Parrish, Dave Carr, Caru-r Jom-s. Robert Moore, Phil Bryant: Hcm'y Youngblnoci, Andy Himmvls- pach, Clyde Tubbs. Robert Howcll, William Klayvr. and Gary Wucrdoman. Throc boys were incligihlv bccausv 0f gradt's: mm was A sprinter: two were llurdlm's. hmad jumpvrs and high jump- t-rs. Coachcs Kuclm and Lagaly J'rcl this cost Cvntral a championship team. FrPrl Fox dovs 1hr broad jump. Coach Kuchn instructs Jon Marke on correct throwing of discus. Mr. Kuvhn obsmw'cs tho running form of PL Phillips and P, Bryant. Eddie Jones dcmonstrzltcs high jump for Jc-rry Turm-r. First Row. left to right: Larz Obt-rlv, Robert Johnson, Jamvs Olivcr, Russcll Brvitfcldcr. Svcond Row: Conch Lagaly. Donald Sharp. D. Brooks. Robert Thomas. Earl Williams. Third Row: Glenn Becket E. Logan, Unidt'ntied. D. Howard. Fourth Row: Unidentified, Rh Westhrrley, Unidcntivd. Ronald Mountsh Fifth Row: Wm, Harris. Johnny Mounts, WK Ward, Lloyd Henson Standing: Coach Roy Lagaly, left, and Irv Kuchn. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK The junior high division of Centralhs 1957 track team had a rather successful season. The junior tracksters took third place in the P.H.S.L. standings and they also copped the third berth in the Invitational meet. Outstanding performers wore lcd by Charlie Hcard who took Hrsl place in the high jump and broke the ciiy record with a. height of 5 feet 11y? inchcs. Russell chn and John Bitzenhofcr wcro star perform- ers in the 880-yard run. In the high jump and hurdle com- potition our best showings were accomplished by Ron Brooks and Don Walton Sclwyn Ward and John Smith helped Centralk loam score points in tho sprints. 174 ': EXEM'PMJI f '. Lagaly shows thc junior high boys thv correct start for a run. 'E'ht' truss country tmm limbt-rs up for Htst mom. 175 First Row: anry Youngblood. Gc'orgt- Parrish. Frvd Fox. Su-cond Row: Svlwyn Ward, Robort Kinnt-brt-w, GPOrgc Frvudigcr. Lvon Casson. Third Row: Robert Johnson, .Iulian Shanks, WuL Johnson, Robt-rt Dnnm: Fourth Row: Lindsry Thomas, Andrrw Himmels- patht Robt-rt Thomas. CartL-r Jones. Fifth Row: Alton Bakcr. Larz Obvrlr. Wilbert Rowr. Robert Ackman, Sixth Row: Charles Montagt The 1957358 edition of Central High SChOOTS Cross Country team finished second in the P.H.S.L, competition. and capturcd second place in the district mvvt held at Avon Field. Henry Young'hlnod and George Parrish wvrc clcctcd as the co-captains for the season. George Parrish: the most outstanding runner 01' the team, ran first for Central in all the city meets, and in the district meet. Some of the 0t1'1cx'0utstanding' runners wore Henry Youngblood, Cat'tvr Jones: William Klaycr, Andy Himmelspach. Leon Casson. Alton Baker, William johnson, and Fred Fox. Only two members of the varsity team will g'rzltluata and the rcscn'c team looks wry promising for the oncom- ing season. CROSS COUNTRY First Row. left 1.0 right: Coach A. Chiodi. W. TillL-ttt WI Castlc- hurry. W. Brogdcn. D, VViCkvrsham. G. Munnix. J. Collinst I Mnthos. Mgr. WL-hh. St'rond Row: J Hawloy. J. Combs. W, Grant.- L, Elsassma R. Strnson. W, Patmon. F, Adams. R. Hrnclrirks. BASEBALL 176 Centi'alh 1957 baseball tcam won the district Champion- ship for the first time in the schoors history. They started the season with two straight wins over Gi'ccnhiils 16-8, and Walnut Hills 2-1. Then they lost to Wc'stcrn Hills by the score 01 4-1. Next they shut-out Taft by the score of 9-0. Taft quickly followed up their loss with a victory in thc next game with a 6-5 score. Central lost the next game to Withrow, 9-2. The Knights then came back with three victories; Woodward 8-0, Hughes 8-4, and 5-4. Central bowed to Western Hills by a 5-3 score. Central won two of their last games. They beat Woodward 4-2 and Walnut Hills 4-2. They lost to Withrow with a shut-out 13-0. In the district competition Central won all four games; Cen- tral 18, Mach'ria 0; Central 13, North College Hill 4: Cen- tral 8, Hamilton 1; Icntral 2, Withrow 1. In the regional games Central beat Springfield 4-2. In the Hnal game 01 the regional Central was beaten by Reading; which went on to win thv state championship. I ' E I ; 1 T ' 1 1 J w K: . .2-1 W. Brogclrn shows thr- art of bunting,r whilr D VVickt-rshmn mtthvs. Pitchvr L. Elsnssvr Covers thc bag on a Close play at first base while W. Tillrtt slides in Thu boys arr. gvtting their batting cyl: in shape in prppvr gamcs. joc. FFOI'l-IP, eroy Eslingvr, John Grims, Russt'il Childs, John Qumn. Richard Brown, Dooley Gray. Dan Schardinc. D1111 Sullivan. Pat Lowry, Efus Sanford, Roy Hutchison, Tom Tringclof. 178 Loft 1.0 right: Frosty Haym-si Bill Hill, Cleo Collins. Douglas Fieldsi Virgil Ecton, John MDECkl'l, Charles Simpson, Paul Kcllvr. Gvorgo Cordcll, Clyde Tubbs, Dorsey Porter. Middle: Conch Rnhl-rt Sarsfield. GYM TEAM Centralis gym team captured its fourth consecutivo championship this year under the export coaching of Mr, Robert Satisfield. The Knights won all three meets with a total 01' 145 points Woodward was second with 18V2 points: in third place was VVcstorn Hills with 55 points: and in fourth place was Hughes with 54V; points. Some of thc outstanding performers were: Captain Virgil Ecton, tumbling and horizontal bar; senior Charles Simpson, parallel bar; senior Douglas Fields, rings and long horse; Paul Keller, side horse: William Haynes and Dorsey Porter. In the Central Turnefs meet, Virgil Ecton placvd First in the ali-around competition with 100.80 points. Second was Douglas Fields with 98.70 points. Third was William iFrostyi Haynes with 97450 points. Left to Right: R. Hoag, Mr. David Kemp, J Weber, Ron Tucker, J. Bitztnhafm', and Don Clark. BOWLING TEAM GmCI-ful Captain Hoog turns loose 21 plrrfloct Stri- MT. David unp. vars ty coach of the bowling tcmn. showcd a victorious tcam OI. k 1's this , As a final I ult Central found itself in fourth place in the l'aguc standinn Tho 3w total points for thr 1r worc 76L In thc imli ual scores Richa HOQ' came in the top ten. In- tludvd 0n the team with H005: were Ron Tuckv: Bill Hays, Rnbm't Holt. Robvrt Zvilman, 11nd Jnmcs Bitzvn- lmlt'l'. Uvntmlk team has I 011 the host in several y nrs. but Vt sum? of the best playL-rs will haw: gmduntvd. chm'tln'lt-ss. we know there. will he a b gmil' and hottvr team representing Mr. Lagaly drills championship relay team ?80 First Row, left to right: Mr. Lagaly. Tom Krvkelor, Bill Cerwr: Charlie Bass; Jim Palmer. James Ransom. Second Row: Larz Oberle, Colin LacyJ John Hicks, Russ Hunn, Chuck Kaylor, Buster WCtenkamp, Ron Larkin. Third Row: Charles Valentine. Jack Hendricks, Dan Sullivan, Jim Paxton, Richard Weber, Bill KlayL-r. Fourth Row: Fred Fox, Jerry Jones, Carl Schmidt, Jerry Turner, Bob Johnson, Terry Wilson, Fred Chastcen. SWIMMING TEAM Th-e Swimming team, under the leadership of Coach Roy Lagaly, had excellent sportsmanship throughout the. sea- son. The team took fifth place in the PHSL and district competition, and fmished tenth in the state meet. In the triangular meet we Finished first with 62 points. Fred Fox won the 50-yard freestyle; Other winners were: Ben McIntosh, 200-yard freestyle: Dan Sullivan, lOO-yard breaststroke; Fred Chasteen: IOO-yard butterfly; James Paxton, 200Lyard individual medley. The relay team com posed of Sullivan, Palmer, Chasteen and Valentine, won the 200-yard individual medley. In the district meet James Paxton, Fred Chasteen. Terry Wilson, and Fred Fox, teamed up to establish a new district record in thc QOO-yarcl freestyle relay. In the state meet at Columbus Fred Fox captured hrst place in the 50-yard freestyle. His time, 236 seconds, broke the state record. T 0 boys are Irnjoying their game of dodge ball. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Building up the body, teaching good sportsmanship, and improving moral standards are objectives of our physical educatio classes. They give boys and girls the chance to take part in activities or to participate in t ,m as specta- tors. ramural competition is an important part of the program. Health and phi tical education classes are so closely rc- latcd, that they are often thouh of as one. Red Cross first aid and life saving are other techniques taught in this course on a. junior and senior level. So varied are the sports that a b v or girl has a chance. to choose an ,- hc may wish. Class instruction is given in minor ganws such as: volleyball. swimmingr tumbling and H: apparatus work, track and hold events: softball, and others. T he girlsE gym class practices for physical education convention. GAA. girls show pcrfcct balanCC and form. 182 G.A,A. hoard members, left to right. are BL-rt Fitzwatcr. Mrs. Jacobson. Emma Corson, Lillizm Williams. Mrs. Langworthy, Liz Patmon, and BMW Randolph. GIRLS, ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Tho G.A.A. is a program for promoting girls, athletics. G.AhAV stands for Girls3 Athlctic Asxociationh kl'hm'c is a with: sclection of sports from the more vigorous ones such as basketball and vollvyball. t0 the milder forms of ath- Ictics. such as ping pong and badminton. The Girlsh Athletic Association sponsors modcm danc- ing, tap dancing, social dancing and square dancing as well as sports The program is undm' tlw dirvction 01' the Girls Pi'lysical Education Departmcm which includcs NIFS. Edna Reh- kamp, Mrs. Bea Jacobson and Mrs. Marilyn Lang'worthy. The G.A.A. represents Central in the interscholastic playdays held each sports season for thc g1: throughout the city in thc Cincinnati Public Schools. Awards are re- cciwd hy the girls for the quality and amount of particia pation. GIRIJS BASKETBALL 0AA. One of CcntraPs GAA, sports includes girls3 basketball, a thrilling sport Basketball provides the opportunity for running. jun'lping, shooting, and dribbling: Contests arc schcdulcd at Play Day where the girls from diEl'vrcnt schools compete in wholesome, active games. The girls meet every Tuesday and Thursday night in thy winter season to practice for this special event, It is necessary for a player to participate in three- fourths of the scasonfs games to be eligible for a letter. AlsoJ each girl must have a heart examination before be- coming a member of the team. 183 Mrs. Langworthy shows GAA. Girls how to throw an overhead shot in baskctball. girls are shown the correct way to guard by Mrs, Jacobson. Above: Mrs. Langworthy is showing the, Bowling Team correct bowling form. Below: Learning how to count the pins is important to a bowler. GIRLS, BOWLING 184 This year's bowling team manager was Betty Randolph. tCaptain of the team was Margaret Upchurch, and the director was Mr. David Kemp. The team, called the Gutteretts: bowled at Bowl-a-Way Lanes in Northside every Monday night from 3:30 to 5:00. The team, consistingI of five members, was a very success- ful group. The members include Sue Massengale with an average of 130, Margaret Upehurch 115, Betty Randolph 95, Jackie Wash 70, and Judy Manning 70. The keglers have scored fairly high in the short season they played. The team has played against championship teams and have stood out in the sports of G.A.A. gixagixs'ix VHF: . mm vat to right: Jane Greer. Candy vamam Donna Layl Doxma Patrick, Sari Sing, Lavcrn Vornbcrg, Beverly Ormc, Carol Denn'ls, Carol Dick, joy Favachio, Elsie W'imcri PatKappncr, Joan Martm, Judy Duncan, Bucky Lytlc: Barbara Dalton. .- i l Drill Tram assumes post: for camcraman. l DRILL TEAM One 01' Ccntralls many asscts is tho newly organized drill team. Under the direction of Mrs. Bea Jacobson, the girls practice every night to devolop precision in marching. Some of thc activities in which thc girls participated arc: basketball games: assemblics, special events, and star pur- formanccs. The girls have also been in the variety show whvrv they makr up thc pony chorus. Through all their practice. the. girls haw become. a highly trained team of precision muuchorx The girls have developed an apprecia- tions for ability: Character. 1nd individual achievement. Many of the girls 0n the team have been or are now chcm'lvaders, majorettcs, or members of G.A.Al .Izuu' Grccr. captain of thi- Loam, has organized IL suc- cessful tnlvntvtl group of girls. 185 Ahuvr: Mrs. Jacobson helps Sandy Rt-inhardt pt'rft'Ct hrr aim. BL-low: Sandy is congratulated for her good markmanship. ARCHERY 186 Ccntralk G.A,A, foatures a wide variety of girls, sports, one of which is archm'y, After the girls have practiced every other night 0f the archcr'y scason, they develop skill along with a lbw aches, black and blue anus, sore muscles, and blistcrcd fingers. A bigr tournament is planned for the girls who ronu: out E'ilCll time for the sport, They meet at Lunkcn Airport for the Spring Sports Play Day, which all public high schools participatc in. The contest consists of two teams; 21, target is set up twenty to forty yards away depending on the teams. Through thcir practicv, the girls at Cantral become cx- pcrt archers under the lcz-dership 01. Mm 13ch 'Iacobsou. Judy Pvlton. ht Kapp- c V'Vintrrs l'XhiiIit thl' gr; tful lL'CIlhit 0f watcr ballL . SWIMMING doing a straight forward All-umund hm is cxpcricnccd in swimming. a sport on- jnyvd by many at Centl i S illL'Cl sxx'in'mwrs mz-w cntm' me 01' t c vuntd contvsts in which award gn' n. 011 'lklcsday and Thursday afternoon Ll 1mg? numhcr nl- Umitrul girls enjoy themsclvvs in thc: swimming pool undi-r thc supvruaion nl' thcir instruct . 1N '. H021 ' sun. Each y ul' tilt iris who haw participated in swinuning hold a Water Ballet. This 4 ti show was hold on i1 '36. It was ontitlod 'limut' 'licascrsh Bccausv mon- zmd more girls are joining tllL' girlsi swim- tiling' 1mm, it will n'muin onc thv most I JLllill' urtivitivs 01' G.A.A. wasmzr TUMBLING Pat McGinlcy practices tumbling in G.A.A. In todayjs modem world with new fads and the many types of entertainment the girls of Central have organized a new part of G.A.A. It is modern dance. In this group the girls practice ballet and other modern dances of today. Many of thc dances that are learned are applied in the variety show at Central. MODERN DANCE Loft: Elsie Winters couldnht wait until spring to make use of her new bat. Through G.PLA. the girls learn a. great dcal ahaut dancing and they develop great talent. Mrs. Bea jacobson, who directs the girls, has shown many girls who thought they had no talent, that tumbling is interesting, and not too diHTIcult to learn. Girls in this activity develop poise and conhdence, desirable qualities for every girl, Modern Dance gives girls poise and good posture, 189 The clubs at Central are designed to bring togcthcr thoxc who have similar intcrcsts in some particular ficld. Thcsc clubs are intended to allow students to carry on a project which cannot be included in the regular school schcdulc, Several of the groups are entirely service organizations, such as Package Plan Representatives and Guidcs. Howcvcn it is the policy of Central High School that every organization contribute in some way to the welfare of the school. This is done by raising money for something which will improve thv school, or by sponsoring a social event in which thc entire body may participate. Sincc Central is a relatively new school, the number ofsuch clubs is not large. Howm'cr. the quality of the organizations which arc activc cvrtzlinly make up for tho. lack in number, CENDRA CLUB CentraPs dramatics club, Cendm, was organized by sev- eral students at the beginning of 1954-. The Clubk name, originated from the first three letters of Ci'ntral and tht: first three letters of Dramatics, thus forming Cendrzl. Cendra was organized cspccially for students interested i in acting, staging, script writing, make-up, and other theatrical jobs connected with the dramatic art. A person must have an interest in dramatics to become :1 member. The aim of the organization is to encourage an appreciation of the stage and its personnel. Mcntings are held the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month Last ycaris production ikBuy jupitcf was a great suc- cess and this yoaris production is entitled iAsk Me No Questions?3 192 Cendra members are shown with their adviser, Mr. Lee Boggs. OFFICERS IANET POWELL .............................. Prmidmr! JANICE HARMON ....................... Vice-Prmidz'nl JUANITA HICKS ............................ Secretary LAV'ERN KRAUSER ......................... Treasurer v . Visual Aids club members: Al Pivning, KPH Ball, Jerry Combs, Ed Combs. Russ Hamhlin, Ron Smithh Mauricc Atchlcy. Paul Langv. Ellm'r Cook, Roger Sciler, Mary Vunte, john Palm. Clarence Pawcll, Efus Sandfmd, and Joan Chilcs. OFFICERS HAROLD RUBIN ................................ President RON MICHAELSh Al ......................... Vice-Presideut KENNETH BALL ........................ Simian! Illxlrurmr DAVE RICH ............................ Sturlcn! Instructor JOHN PALM ............................. Wade : Instructor 193 VISUAL AIDS CLUB The Visual Aids Club is composed of students who are interested in llm operation of the different types of Visual aid equipmcnt, such as movie projectors, tape recorders, ctc. Ncw members are taught by those who have had expo- ricnco in the operation of these machines. Each qualified operator receives an Official idontihcalion card which en- titles: him to assist tcachcrs with all visual aid cquipmcnt. Mr. Immanuel Zicglvr is the sponsor of this group. Lois Abt, Betty Allcn, Joe Allgvit-r, Roma Ashen Richard Ballard. William Barvithcr, Mary Bausher, James Bitzcnhoffer, Dan Bord- dckcr. Judy Culahan. JoAnn Cluvcngcr, Thomas Cosby, Barbara Dalton, Robvrt Dance, Carol Dick, Joyce Doll, Virgil Ecton, Burtha Edwardm Margarvl Ehrnschwvndmg Gloria Ellis, Larry Ellsassvr, Lvroy Eslingcr, Alice Frederick, Roscmary Fritz, Joe Frommc, John Fulkc. Mary Gobvr, Barbara Goons. Ruby Greer, Dorothy Haddix. W'illizun Hard, William Harris, John Hawlvy Arvrna anson, BL-vrrly Henson, James Henry, Lavernc Hicks: Edith Hilpolstcincr, Delores Hornsby, Earl Huff, james Julian, Lcc Jonvs. Pat happm-r, William Kaylor, Carl Kayscr, James Kidd. Joyce Koch, Georgia Lamb, Donna Lay, Charlotte Lohmiller, Donr ald Mandich, Bob Mangold, Walter Meyers, Jo Ann McClanahan, Richard McCullough, JoAnn Merchant, Wanda, Moore, Ruth Mor- ris, Jim Oliver, Philip Orino, Beverly Orme, Darlcen Parton, Ruby Phelps Bsrnicc Fl'ophett. Bill Quinton, Minnie Randford, Sandra. Reinhard, Pat Richard, Patty Richard, Pat Ritchie, Henry Rogers, Hvlcn Rolfl's. Carl Schmidt. jcan Schunk. Jackie Shumpcrt, Diam' Silbcr, Art Sick-rt, Kathleen Sims, Brenda Stidham, Ruth Wallace, Sandra Wt-bcr. Grorgin Wcslvy, Lillian Willimms Joyce Wright. Gary Wurrdman. Bl-tty ZimL Mr. August Fram'ckik Guides are very special mcmbcrs of our Central family. They are the omcial hosts to groups visiLing our school, and thus they represent 11m highost slanclards of Central. GUIDES 194 Guides swimming party was a great success. 6? Mt-mhvrs 0f Quill and Scroll Chapter display thrir pmmnnt. QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll OfECCrs comparv studt-m publimtions. OFFICERS JOYCE DOLL ............................... Prairie ! SARAH LAMB .......................... Vim Pms'idmzl JOHN RUSSELL ............................ Treasurrr BARBARA G. MALLOTT ........................ Sendm- Quill and ScrolL an international honor society for news- paper and annual workers; is in its fourth year at Central High SChOOL It was founded for the purpose of encourag- in;y and rewarding worthy students for their individual mvrit in journalism and allicd fields A student must be, in the, upper third of his class, be at lrast a. junior, and he must ham done superior work in some phase of journalism to become a member of this group. There are 14 members in Quill and Scroll this year. The. faculty advisors are Mrs. Ruth Clifn Mr. Joseph Fvlix. NU. Mace Justice. and Mr. Thomas Grooms. 195 Xouth for Christ mcmbcrs, left to right: Victoria Bcaslc-y. Corlrttn M'ving'ard Jim julian, Joyce Cochran, Mr. Mussman. Ruth BL-nson. Francis Strunk. Rosumary Fritz: Betty Zian Seated: Unidrntifmd. thlon VV'illiams Barbara Rapking. Naomi Willis. unidrntifivd. Barbara Pierce. YOUTH FOR CHRIST OFFICERS jm'cr: COCHRAN ............................ Pracid'rm BARBARA SULLIVAN ................ . . .Vian-PI'BSHJMIJ JAMES JULIAN ............................ Tirmumr RI'TH BICASON ............................. Srcmfmy 196 Youth for Christ is 21 duh giving a Chance for young Christians to mom weekly and 10 have worship, prayvr, Bible study5 and fellowship. Each week there are. dichrCnt programs planned 10 bring frimldship and interest into the lives of Central High smdt'nts. Under the sponsorship of Mr. James NInssman, the group plans recreational activitivs such as picnics. socials, hayridcs, and panics. The main theme of 1110 club is taken from I Timothy 4:12 and roads as follows: qmt no man dospisc thy yomh: but he thou 2m cxamplc of the believer? Joseph Allgcicr', Ann Barkman, Tom Bradford, Pearl Brashcars: Bernadine Brock, Richard Brown, Paul Carlton, Joan Chilcls, Rosalcc Cochran, Mabel Collins: Jerry Cooke, Joyce Cooley; Shirley Corn, Hazel Cumming Catherine Cur- ington, Lola Dennis, Joyce Doll, Rita Edmonds, William Edmondson, William F eathcrkile, Rosemary F ritzj Eliza- bcth Fultz, Ruth Gates, William Gerrod, Linda Grist; Sue Grims, Judy Gussett; Dorothy Haddix, Eddie Hay- ward, Majorie Herring, Edith Hilpolsteiner, Theresa Himmelspach, Ronny Horn, Wanda Howard, Frances How- ell, Marilyn Jordan, Gayl Kati, LaVern Krauser, Sarah Lamb, Elaine Lampkin, Tom Lane, MA Lecdon, Janice Maupin, Jim Monogan, Geraldine Monroc, Janet Moore, Peggy Mullinix, Richard McCullmxghJ G. Oswald, JoAnn PalmisanoJ Bertha Peace, Major Pierson, Shirley Prater: Bthy Randolph, Betty Reach Sandra Reinhardt, Iris Rob- ertson, Larry Ryan5 Mary SchaeH'cr, Carl Schmitj Ramona. Shackelford, Ethel Sing, Norman SpcarsJ Mary Sumptcr, Tom Sweeny, Tom Tabur, Rose Vog'el, judy VVilbum, James Wyatt. 197 PACKAGE PLAN REPRESENTATIVES The Package Plan Representatiws, selected by homeroom teachers, do the bookkccping necessary in the collCction of Package Plan paymcnts. This relicvws homeroon'l teachers of. much detailed work during the Lcn-weck Subscription period, The representatives also have some responsibility in distributing the annuals 011 Class Day Barabnra chdcrson, Wanda Gajus, Joyce Doll, Judy Monning, Miss TrottmanI Gloria Stewart, thty Randolph, Gayl Katz, Pat Kirin, Vivian Osbornv, Judy Buckner, Carol Kneipp, uniantiu-d, Virginia Schwurm, Dorothy Roszcll, Norma Edwards: Phyllis JCHITS. OFFICERS JUDY ALFORD .............................. Pravia'cnt RITA LEIGH .......................... Via! Prmidmzl. PHYLLIS JEFFERS ............. Cormx'pondmzce Secretary GLORIA STEWART .................. Rpwrding S ec'v'etar'y NANCY CROWTHERS ........................ 'l'rmmrer jovcu HALL ............................... Historian 'YHTEENS 198 One of the social clubs at Central, which is very active, is Y-chns headed by Miss Dorothy Trottman. Although she is a ncwcomer, Miss Trottman has organized an active group of girls. The purposc of the Y-chns is to create friendship with others, promote Character dcvclopmvnt, and grow in love and knowledge of God. The group is aleiatccl with the Cincinnati YWCA. The girls meet at the YWCA each week where they have alter- nate programs of speakers. projects and discussions. One of the many things that the Y-Teens sponsors is a trip to thc Cliilcircfs Convah-sccnt Homo each Christmas. The Y-chns club does much to promote spirit and citizen- ship both on and off the campus First Row. left to right: Bt'cky Green Phyllis Bullock, Barbara Ramsry, Wilma an-nport. Second Row: Phyllis Jcifcrs, Joyce H2111. Rita Lcight Nant'y Crowthcrs. Judy Alford. Gloria Stt'wnrt. Juan Thompson. Third Row: Arn'na. Henson. Carolyn Corm's, Bcwrly Shiplvy, Joan Merchant, Brmda Boaz. Rosmnary Schwartz, Vulma V'Villis. Bctty Allen, Mary Ann Shivcly, Bvssit: Grahmm 199 ALPHA CHI GAMMA OFFICERS GLORIA STEWART ....,...... . t . . . . . . . 4 . .. ..... President BARBARA HENDERSON . ........... . . . . . . . . . . t t .Trermn'cr JUDY ALFORD ................. . . . ...... . . . Vice-Prmident JUDY BUCKNER . . . . . . .. . . .......... Secretary Alpha Chi Gamma. one 01' the social clubs here at Cen- tral, offers girls many outstanding social activities. They now have 30 mcmbcrs. Girls who demonstrate interest in the organization: must have a C average, be good school citizensI loyal, cooperative and friendly in order to be welcomed into the Club. The Club meets at the nu'mbers' homes monthly and ocassionally they mcct at school. Here at Central, one of the, main projects sponsored by the group is decoratingr the lunchr'oom and the main lobby at Christmas time. To raise money for Christmas decorations they have a. dough- nut and candied apple sale. The bcautiful home-like at- mosphere the decorations afford is vmty much appreciated by students at Central, The advisor is Miss Margaret Ohanion. The girls are from grades ton: eleven, and twuh'c. Kncwling, left. to right: I Mackv, D. Gardner, D. DuscS Fh Fox. W'. Custlr-bI-rry, C. Valmuim. First Row: T. Sharp, D. Sullivan, W, Brogdcn: T. Mathcs, CL Stanley, A. Crayon, P. Bryant, B. Hayes, V. Erum, H. Youngbloodh Av Himmr-lspach. Second Row: J, Collins. J4 CombsJ L. 0mm, JA Scymour, T. Bradford. H, Phillips7 L, Almon. M. Mt'Kinncy, CL Simpson. Third Row: W, Sykes, G, Parrish, C1. Hoard, J, Gaston, R. Cawrt. Fourth Row: B. Tillt-t, F. Chastccn, Av Sivfcrt, Mr. Kur-hn, I. Reid, P. Clallif. T. Furrvll, D. Carr. hCh CLUB 200 'l'hc WW Club was originated by N11: In: Kuchn and the lcttcrmcn Of various teams engaged in varsity athletics. This club is cm: of the most active clubs at Central. The KY, Club mcmbcrs sponsorcd the annual Faculty-Scnior basketbafl game and they sold Christmas cards this year to raise money for HCV Club sweaters and lcttcrs this ycar. They also sponsored three Swimming parties and sold :C,I Club football tags for the football games. In order to bc a :m'mbcr of tho. hiCW Club a boy must have a varsity school letter from one of the following football, country, bacball, or track. sports: basketball, swimming. howling, cross The objcctivcs 0f the 1:?! Club are Uh Sportsmanship, hm better school relations, KM gcntlemanly conduct, Md hCIH'l' student conduct at garrws: and CH getting boys 01' high characlcr, morals and alhlctic ability to attcnd Central. UfIicvrs of WI Club. loft to right: Charlm Stanlvy. Jim Coston. Leroy Almun. Tum Sharp. Mr, Kuohn. Hurdiv Phillips. Art Sicfcrt. Dem Sullivan. Llhm'liv Stunlt'y, Jim WhL-L'Jdun, and Tom Sharp guard Mr. Laguly in tin- furuhy-sn-niur gumr. Marilyn Althoufcr. Lois Asbury. Patricia. Aycox, James Bell. Vir- ginia B011. Harrison Blackmon, Gloria BohsancLu'L Pearl Bmshears. Eugene Bmzilv. Barbara Brownt Ethel Brown. Patricia Browning, Judy Buckner. Helen Burnt'ttt Pat Calhoun. Roy Cochran, jean Colbcn Joyce Cooley, Emma Corson, Sally Cox, Lynda Craig, Joyce Deli, Elaine Dowcrs, Joyce Fisher, Lester Garrett, Beatrice Gilbert, Dorothy Harrison, Shirley Hawkins, Barbara Henderson, Dorothy Hess. Shirley Hicc, John Hicks, Nancy Howard: Nancy Johnson, Edna Jones, Ed Koch, Judith Koch, Sarah Lamb! Myrna Manning, Sue Masscngale, Geraldine Mausc, Hillery McDaniel, Pat McGinlt-y, Margaret Nicely, Larry Rcynolds, Esther Robinson, Thomas Schar- dint, Shirley Schlicf, Virginia Schwarm, Richard Scott, Sadie Scott, Mary Sing. Halal Smith, Helen Solock, Dclorcs Steinmetz, Frank Stewart, Bob Stuckcy, Tom Tabor, Rodney Torry, Don Tot-pfcr, Alice Tucker. Margaret Volponi. Kay Webb, Myrtis Williams: Judy Winters, Ronald VVoodruf'T. KNIGHT LIFE REPRESENTATIVES 202 The Knight Life Representatives are Chosen early in the year for the purpose of getting and distributing the school papers, each and every week of publication, to the package plan subscribers and also selling individual copies to stu- dents not belonging to the package plan. The distribution of the papers on Friday morning re- lives the Knight Life stafT of this additional responsibility The excellent performance rendered by the Knight Life representatives is worthy of the emulation of any student activity group. Their cooperation is valued highly by home- room teachers thrOughout the school year. ,3, SNOW QUEEN B CROWNED. PAT McGINLEY 395+ D-a ncer HELENA GARNETT Shyasi JEAN THOMPSON : SAL AY M W ? ' aifiAolsseEOR SENIOR PULARlTY POLL BARBARA WUEST Musi Adive w JANET POWELL Mas! Talenfed BONNSE MOORE Has? Persondrily JOYCE DOLL Woman of H19 Year - MARY GOBER Mos? Scholarly MYRNA MANNING Mos Poms Md ANN RANDOLPH Mos! ArMehc JO'YCE DOLL JUANHA HI 5 BETT OFF Mosf Likely 10 Succeed Besf School Cmmn Mas. Pnpular DON WICKERSHAM 355 Dancer HURDIE ?HILLIFS osi Adiva .- TOM SHARF Has!- Parsonalily mm TOM BRADFORD Mos! Sc'hularly a- I VIRGIL ECTON 868+ Alhhla n- A RICHARD BONNELE. l 825! Looking A A ERNEE PlERANI 595+ Dresser SENIOR J05 MILLER Mos? Likely to Succeed - i TOM BRADFORD Man of 1h; Ysar POPULAR! 7' Y P011 A MITCHELL McKINNEY Besf Schoal Cifizen $ . . , w DON MEINERS Shvasf 3 . FRITZ FELDHAUS f Mos! TaVenfedr mr- JERRY NAYLOR Frieqdliasl ROBERT GREGG Mcsf Pphfe Bl LL TILLEH' ModL Pupuiar ' . COACHES CHIODI SERIES FOOTBALL DOUG FIELDS DOES THE DIFFICULT CRUCIFIX, DOUBLE FRONT DISMOUNT BY CHARLES SIMPSON, VIRGIL EC N SHOWS FRONT FLIP DISMO . GYM TEAM M . PAUL KELLER EXECUTE ' OUIN DIS ' a FROSTY HAYNES 1N FRONT GIANT WITH V1 TURN. I DOUBLE-IN MOUNT DEMONSTATED BY RUSSELL CHILDS. J-DAY AWARDS GWEN TO TOP TEN JUNlORS. MR. T WER ADDRESSES J-DAY ASSEMBLY. um W CHRIS PAPPASHALES CLASS OF '56. ADVISES JUNlORS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS m Words fail us when we try to thank everyone who has helped to produce the 1953 edition of the PENDULUM. Students and teachers alike have endured the endless popping of flash bulbs from opening day till press time. Requests for information have been speedily granted so that copy could be compiled accurately. The fme support of the Sweetheart Contest and Dance has again been waxy gratifying. The staff of the PENDULUM thanks especially the following: Mr. Thomas Grooms for handling the advertising campaign; Miss Loretta Hartzel for making the advertising layouts; Mrse Bea Jacobson for arranging pictures in the advertis- ing and variety show sections; Mr. Stuart Gale, Mr. James Pyle, and Mr. William Bartels for helping with Variety Show pictures; and Mr, Lee Boggs for setting up pictures of the Spring Play. 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CincEnnaH, 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 annual has worked exceedingly hard to give you a superb book that portrays the highlights of memo- rable 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 fmest quality yearbook. 0 We are proud that the 1958 Staff elected us to help design, print and bind the Pendulum? We have earnestly endeav- ored to fulfill the confidence placed in us. BENSON PlllNTING CODIPANY COMPthe gOOA Wanttfacturem NASHVILLE 3. TENNESSEE Louise Abbihl, 22 Barbara Abbott, 50, 129 Sarah Abernathy, 109 Gram Able, 147 Julia AM, 129 Lola A111, 77, 129, 194 Louis Acey, 137 13111 Ackmnn, 66, 137 Hubert Ackman, 137, 175 Billy Acly, 152 Charles Adams. 137 Floyd Adams, 137, 176 Earlene Adams, 109 Joyce Adams, 129 June Adams, 129 Shuwlna Adams, 137 Playllls Addlsou, 129 Rose Mary Addison, 154 Barbara Adklns, 109 John Adrlun, 147 Joseph Adrian, 129 Robert. Allrens, 63 Gary Albers, 147 Virginia Alcorn, 154 Frances Aklerson, 109 Fred 71179111, 129 Judith REDEBCH. Alford, 95, 90, 97, 109, 199 Louise Alford. 75, 129 Betty Allen, 72, 73, 86, 37, 137, 194 Boyd Allen, 137 Geneva Allen, 1:17 Geraldine Allen, 137 Hazel Allen, 109 John Allen. 171 Mary Allen, 137 Peggy Allen 129 JosephAllgLie1129,135,194,197 LeroyAImon,109, 161, 162, 169, 169, 290 201 Murllyn Clam Altlmefel', 109, 202 Kenneth Amich, 154 Bllly Anderson, 154 Charles Anderson, 75, 137 Charlotte Anderson. 154 Eugene Anderson, 137, 166 Geruldlne Anderson, 129 Murlnn Anderson, 75, 80, 129, 195 Shirley Jenn Anderson, 109 Beverly Apel, 147 Doug Applegate. 129 Elizabeth Arlnki, 78 Dan Armstrong, 129 David Arnold, 147 Harry Art. 137 Russell Arthon. 137 Charlene Arthur, 137 Lula Asbury, 75, 137. 202 Roma. Asher, 129, 194 Diana Ashford, 147 Maurice Atchley, 137, 193 Billy Atkinson, 147 Elizabeth Austin, 129 Patricia Aycox, 147, 202 Mac Ayers, 109 Bob Bnbo, 141 Ann Baehnmn, 147 James Norman Bachman, 109 Delores B32111, 129 Jim Bagby, 137 11111111111 Halley, 152 Ted Ray Bailey, 109 Tom Bailey, 84. 137 Charles Baird, 22 Joyce Baird, 137 Raymund Baird, 152 Alton Baker, 129, 172, 175 Dmothy Banke1,137 Glm'lu Baker, 90, 97,129 Jimmy Bnker,147,107,198 171 Judith Flame Baker, 109 Susan Baker, 129 Tlm Baker, 147 Vlllium Baker,129 Shlrley Baldock,137 Mary 1111171110137 Robert Baldrlck,147 Brenda, Baldwin 147 Gable B1111. 137 Kenneth Imy Ball, 90, 109, 2192 Sandra Bull, 154 Frankie Ballard, 152 Richard Ballard, 194 Hollun Mac Ballard, 109 William Ballard, 129 Robert Ballmnn, 147 Rlnhard Balsey. 129 Barbara Bnnkcmper, 120 Jeanette Bnnkemper, 137 Dennell Barber, 75. 129 Marcus Barber, 152. 107 William Bareltller, 73, 194 Mike Burger, 02 Vertle Barker, I47 Betty Jean Barnes, 109 Carol Barnes, 137 June Barnes. 154 Pat Barnes. 152 57' INDEX Carol Barnett, 137 Dennis Barnett, 129 Iiaiph Jaseph Barnhart, 109 John Barron, 1 William Barlels. 22. 210 Shirley Bartlu, 153 Louis anlmm, 137 Charles Buss, 137 Imromy Bastm, 129 Edell Batchelor, 129 Arum Bates, 40, 83, 136, 137 Jenn Battle. 154 Nancy Bandy, 129 Run Bauer, 129 Linda. Buugh, 137 Mary Bauscher, 137. 194 Barbara Baxter, 129 Eleanor Buyer, 152 Dennis Bayles, 147 Gerald Bea, 152, 167 Ron Beard, 137, 166 Victorln Beasley, 78, 137, 1516 Ruth A, Benson, 1137, 190 Frank Bechtel. 147 Jerry Bechtel, 147 Frank Bechtold, 22 Gleen Becker. 44, 147, 197, 174 Ray Becker, 147 Jackie Redford, 137 Thomas Bedlughnm, 137 Terry Becllnglmus, 44, 147 Bernard Bediugtou, 147 Stanley James Beclcr, 109 James Raymond Beernmn, 109 11111112131111 Begley. 73, 129 Charles Behymer, 137 Charles Bell, 152 James Bell, 137, 202 Virginia, Lee Beli, 109, 202 Bill Bender, 129 Larry Bender, 129 Dorothy Emily Bennett, 110 James Bennett, 147 Junet Bennett, 75. 137 Jean Bennett. 137 Judy Benning, SS, 129 Don Benson, 75, 137 chk Bentley. 147 Robert Berkemeier. 129 Ralph A. Berrcns, 110 Connie Berry, 154 Kathleen Berry. 147 Mary Berry, 137 Johnny Berry, 147 Shirley Bertram, 137 .Teli' Blelsk, 137 Ann Blerley, 147 Blllle B1e1'1ey, 77, 114, 129 Albert John 13112011110797. 110, 172 James Bltzennofer, 137, 101, 179, 194 Marlon Black, 137 Carol Blackburn, 129 Harrison Blackmon, 154, 202 Paul Blackwell, 137 Willie Blackwell, 129 Doris Blair. 15; Anna Mae Bledsoe, 110 George Bledsoe, 152 Frank Blessing, 110 Martha Blevis. 147 Bnb Block, 129 Eurless Bloomfield, 88, 129 Eamulnc Blunt, 154 Brenda B032, 137, 199 Charles Bndden, 147 D1111 Buedocker, 94, 9'5, 96, 97, 137, 194 Lee Bnggs, 22, 90, 192, 210 Eddle Bnhluuder, 147 Gloria. Bohsancurt, 137, 202 Elizabeth Holden, 110 Julm Buldeu, 137 Larry 801111, 137 Carmnn Bolton. 147 John Bolton, 137 Helen Bnnd,147 11171111011011111211110,161, 102, 205 Kyle Bonnett,129 Bill Bureltller, 137 Gall Borgmnenke, 147 P1111111 Bomemenke, 147 John Bm-gmunn, 73, 152 .100 Robert Boshenrs, 110 Bobby 80550. 147 Edward Joseph Bosse, 110 Linda Bough, 137 Bobble Bower, 154 Alvin Bowling, 147 Anna Bowman, 15-1 Darrell Bowman, 152 Anne Boyd, 23, 05, 73, 7G. 33. 84. 129. 195. 232 Charles Boysensharts, 137 Kenneth Brabender, 110 Bob Bmch. 154 Charles Joseph Bracken, 110 Claire Bracken, 147 Carol Jaue Bracken, 110 Thomas Gene Bradford, 72, 73. 110. 161.162 197, 200, 250 Beverly Bradley, I52 Sherman Bradley. 129 Clyde Bradshaw, 75, 137 Jerry Bradshaw, 73, 129 1101111111 Brady, 129 David Brnggs, 154 Robert Bmggs, 152 Sylvester Brnler, 137 PM Brammer, 137 S11l1'ley L. Brmmock, 110 Jim Brnnscum. 129 John Brashears, 137 Pearl Brnshears, 137, 197. 202 Mary Brasweil, 137 Thonms Bruunm, 48, 129 Eugene Brazile. 137, 202 Mary Breedan, 137 Richard Allen Breitfeldcr, 110 111135011 Breitfelder, 147, 167, 174 Mary Brelthenbuch, 147 Herman Brewer, 110 Margie Helen Brinker, 110 Helen Brisbin. 129 1101111111 Brishin. 110 John Brisco, 152 Wm. Brngden, 176. 177, 200 Robert Bronson, 75 James Bruckmann, 22 Bonnie Brugaemau. 73. 75, 137 Charles Brug'zemzm, 129 Tom Brunnor, 147 Janet Brunnett, 137 Gary Brunsmun, 129 Walter Brunsman, 22, 29 Bob Brunswick. 147 Kenny Brusman, 147 Dora E. Bryant, 138 Nadine Bryn11t,73, 80, 147 Ethel Broan. 152 Burnndenn Brock. 147, 197 Shirley Brock, 137 Patrick James Brockcr. 110 Robert. Brnnston. 147, 171 Carol Brooks. 49 Dewayne Brooks, 146, 147, 107. 170. 171. 4 Douglas Brooks. 137 Harold Brooks. 129 Jack Brooks, 48. 129 Andrew Brass, 129 Barbara Brown. 137, 202 Betty Brown. 137 B011 Brown, 137 Edgar Brawn, 147 Ethel Brown, 202 Francis Brown. 137 Janice Louise Brawn, 110 Jenn Brown, 77. 129 Jen'v Brown. 137 Richard Brawn, 137, 178. 197 Richard Brown, 154 Robert Brown, 129, 167 Rnslelee Brown. 110 Samuel Brown. 111 Sue Brown, 137 Thomas Brown, 97. 129. 195 PM Brnwnimz. 129. 202 Ron Browning, 137 OliVPr Brnwnlee. 111 Patriom 1711:1191: Brnylcs, 111 Marilyn Brvzmt, 129 Philip Brvant, 129, 101, 172, 173, 200 Ronald Buck 129, 147 Ronald Buchman, 129 Shlrlev Bucklmrt. 111 Wanda Buckhnrt, 138 Judith Anna Bur'lmer, 111, 198. 202 Jenn Bullnrk. 133 Phyllis Bullock, 138, 199 James Bunch, 138 81min. Lorraine Bunch, 111 Sandra Runner, 1518 Evans Burbank. 22 Ronald Byrd, 152 Roger Burke, 61, 138 Ehner Burkhardt, 22 Betty Burl, 133 James Anthonv Burnes, 111 Helen Burnett, 152, 202 Joyce Burton. 152 Billy Burr. 154 Gloria Burrlss, 147 Pat Burton, 138 Geraldine Butcher, 138 Mary Butcher, 152 Stan Burch. 147 Sherry Butler. 138 Thomas Butler, 138 John Bylugton, 129 Willie Cuba. 147 Benjamln Anthnny Cafnzzo, 111 John Cnlalmn, 111 Judy Calnhan, 138, 194 Sondra Calhoun, 138 Pat Calhoun, 129, 292 227 Phllllp Edward 0111117, 111, 101, 162, 168. 169. 200 James D. Culvert, 111 Anthony Fredrick Cnminlti, 111 Janet Camp. 129 Juanita Campbell. 147 Donald Campshell, 147 Sum Cannon, 129 Imogene Canyon, 138 Samuel Capozollo, 22, 51 Dave Carr, 12B, 129, 161, 168, 172, 2 00 Ronald Carr. 147, 167 11111011 Carglle, 147 Sarah Carglle. 152 Paul Carlton, 170, 197 Valeria Carpenter, 147 Beverly Carroll, 49, 129 Clarence Carter, 129 Juanita Carter. 138 Wilbur Carter, 138 Imogene Caryou. 138 Donald Casey, 138 Alice Cass, 147 Leon Casson, 138, 172, 175 Evelyn Castelo, 147 Bill Castleberry, 129, 161, 168, 176, 200 Paul Cnuron, 138 John Cawell, 147 Sarah Gayle, 138 Dolores Cayler, 152 Floyd Cecil, 68 Mary Chamberlain, 40, 83, 111 Yvonne Marie Chambers, 111 Nona Chapel, 138 Ray Chapman, 75, 138 Fred Chasteen, 44, 129. 180, 200 Shirley Clmtwell, 147 Gary Chatwood, 75, 152 Donald Cheek, 129 Ray Clwmeld, 152 Abbie D. 01111711. 138 Joan Childs. 138. 193, 197 Russell Cllllds, 138, 178, 207 Jennie Chlles, 138 Richard Chiles, 111 Anthony Chiodt, 22, 29, 102, 160, 161, 103. 179. 205 Donald Christaf'f. 138 Robert Churchill, 138. 100 Don Clark, 138, 179 Don Clark, 147 James Clark. 22. 102, 160, 168 Newell Clark, 22 Wllhur Clark, 75 Jerry Clemens, 75. 138 11011 Clements, 129 Jeans Cievengor, 86, 147, 194 Ruth Cllft, 22, 50, 87 Catherine Cllm. 147 Larry Clause, 1'58 Audrey Cluthe. 129 Kay 01111116, 138 Mary Jo Cluthe. 111 Viola Couk. 147 Robert Cobbey. 129 Joan Cochran, 138 Jovce Cochran, 63. 111, 190 Rosalee Cochran, 197 Roy Cucln'nn, 147. 202 Rufus Cockran, 129 Judy Cndy, 147 Bob Cowey, 58 Clam Colter, 154 Joan Colber. 202 Charles Colbert 129 170, Marian Colbert, 138 Gerald George Cole. 111 Edward Coleman, 138 JoAnn Coleman, 133 Paul Coleman, 111 Paulette Coleman, 154 Willie Coleman. 154 Henry Collier. 75 Lawrence L. Collier, 111 Joan C01ller, 154 Arlene Collins, 138 Carol Colllns, 138 Cleo Cnlllns,179 Jerry Douglas Culllns, 12. 200 Joe Collins 138 Mabel Collins. 138, 197 Terry Deanna Collins, 112, 176, 200 E'Ivurd Velma. 147 Wzmda CralweII.11293 Eddie Combs, 75, Jesse Cnmbs,112,91176,193,200 Loyal Combs, Paul Combs. 752 Terry Cnmbs,147 Elizabeth Conn, 112 Joyce Elaine Cooley. 73, 112, 197. 202 Elmer C00k,138,193 Lumns Couk, 78, 147 Sue Cook. 09 Vlola Cook, 147 Yvonne Cook, 78, 152 Blll 1100110. 117. 1117. 1137 11111111111 Conley, 133 Paul 1'01'0111'1111, 1-17 110111150 611111611, 1715 Shirley Corn, 138, 1517 13111711111 Comes, 311, 138, 1119 111'011'11 Corns, 1:10 .1110 Comes, 13S Tum Corns, 117 P21111111: linl'son, 130, 182.1811, James R. 0111-5011. 112 11111-1311 Comes, 129 Thomas cushy, 151-1 .IumL-s Carl 110311111, 112, 1118, 7.110, 2111 Sherry Culmt, 73. 13 1111111110 Hzn'nld 13111011, .1110 1'nx, 147 Anthony Cnx. 1511 011111111: Cux, 138 1101'111111' Cm, 1341 Frank Cox, 1714 .1111111 Fax, 1110 Sally Cox, 1711, 2112 Charles Crag, 147 110111705 l'ruig, 1712 .1411101'1'21112, 88, 130 1.1mm 1.1111151: 1'1';1i1:,112, 202 Sunny P111111, 112, 117 11'111111111 Craig. 147 117171111111 Crawford, 1314 Shirley Crawford, 152 .1110 Curtis Crayon, 112, 172, 21111 .11110 11.1'1'0011 Crouch. 112 .111'1'11: t'rccch, 147 Elizabeth Creelnnnre, 1311 Martha Faye Crltlcr, 112 Pat 11011100, 138 Oliver Crisp, 138 Norma Crowley, 130 Sandra f'rows, 1714 Num'y metllcrs, 112, 1911 Viola Cue. 151 Sam Cullum, 130 JuAnn Cundi11', 31 Hazel Cumming, 111', 197 .111'1'1111 Cunningham, 1:1 1111111011119 1'111'11111t011, 7:1, 1.3-1, 1117 1'111'01 Currnn. 112 Eur! Alton Cur1'1'. 14,112 111111110211 Curtis 117 1111111'1011101 1' Cur't '13s 1111111101111 Curtis 1141111110 11111.1 75 111x11.- 11111101, 130 .loAnn 11111103; 118 Arthur 111111415, 138 131171121111 Dalton, 1110. 185. 111-1 112111111111 111111011, 1:10 111111111 1111111111, 148, 167 Jenn 1121111100, 148 11111101': 11111100, 138, 172, 17:1, 1511 David 111111101. 22, 102, 11313, 1117, 170 Shirley 1111111015, 15-1 Wilma 1111111015. 1211 .11 11211171111101: 138 1'111'111 1111111011. 1311 1'1111'11-11 111171111111, 15-! Jmmn 31:11-11- 11111'111111', 1123 110111111; 11:11-10, 1311, 11H, 1112, 172. 2110 110110111 Dawson, 1118 11:10:11.1 111111111111. 1:111 111111141 112170119an 73.1311, 1:18 1.01115 11.'1 1'.n11011 11:11 11.-111119 11.11'1 111,1 8 Abraham 11:111s, 7.1, 1311 1.111171 11.11'13. 231 111111 1111 1311 11111211111 11.1 ' Ella 11:10 1121.1 111111071 11.-Iris. 1:12 Yvonne DEL1'1S, I38 1.'-0111101in 11111151111, Halc- 11.-11' 11. 130 t'urole 11:11. Juan 1102171111101. 1512 Perry Dc B11100, 73 1111111110 A. 7100, 108, 112 .1111101 Delmar, 55. 1:10 202 112. 1111, 2110 2 :10 CI 1.. 133 Jur'k Vernon 110111110, 112 1'111'01 110111115 77, 1:10, 1871 1.11111 110111115, 1311, 197 James Henson, 171:3 111011117111101111111, 111 Cul'nl 11101:. 411, 72 1512. 1114 1.1101171 Dick, 138 'l'. Hundley D10111, 2.2, 112 I'm, 11113110101110. 138 Allen 11111111111011, 152, 1117 Paul D.l'1ileeunett, 112 an-p Dishy 152 111111.111! 111x011,1:19 11.111110 111x011,110 1.0111110 1101111, 1711 .1111111 Dull, 118 .1111'1'0 .11111 111111, 9:1, 197, 1113, 203, 20-1 11111111111 110010.1', 1:10 1.0111111 Drmluy, 1415 Ronald 1701111141011, HS 1'11'11111 D011g1as, 1'18 :1, 3:1. 11.-1, 111.3, 112. 191. 1935, 11111111111 11111111111'11110, 112, 1311 Bill 11011015 152 l'llaine 11011' '5, 130, 202 111mm: Dmvins. 1311 .101'131110 Michael lluwling, 0:1, 1111111111 Downs, 113 Henry 1114100, 22 Judith .11111 11711110, 113 .11'111115 l1m1:lld Drew, 138 102111 111'011', 113 Wayne 111'011'. 138 Zulu 111'011', 13S Jimmie 111-11213, 133 Elizabeth Drinks .117, 113 11.1'011'11 l1r111ks,1 2 117011 111-111115,10. llnsctt'l 11701112118 ' Dryden 11.11.4110 Duhnsc. Cnml Dudley. 14 Juanita Ilmlluy. 1:12 Andrew Dukes, 1:13 Gertrude Dukes, 7:1, 138 Judy lluncan. 77. 1:111, 15131 1.00 1111011 Dllnhultcl', 11:1 Barium! 1111111111111, 84, 138 Walter Dummrd. 148 James: Terry 1111111111111, 11:1 Clarence Edward 11111111, 113 Mary Dunn, 113 1.1111'1-11 Durham, 13S Judy Durham. 130 311111111701 111111111111, 1311 Edward Raymund Dwelly. 1111 1101111111 1121111115, 1:18 Andrew Earhart, 13S 110111115 Early, 78 Virgil 11111111111 11011111, 1111, 2110, 205, 201' .101'1'1' Eddelmnn. 1:18 Matthew Ellelnmyur, 1311 111111115. 1111111011115, 113 111111 1111111011115. 1117 111111.1111 11111110115011,130,161,197 Hertha E1111111'ds,.'11:, 1:10, 191,195 11111114 J-l'dudrds 118 llm'ntlu' Edwards. 130, 1313 1111111111 Edwards, 130 1:11:11 Edwards, 132 .lnsuphine Edwards, 1313 Nnrnm Edwards, 130, 198 Phil Edwards, 1:10 1111a Edwards, 73 111111011. Edwards. 14.? 1101111111 Edwards, 1311 11:111 Elu'mnn, 130 Tony 121111117111, 113 ' .11111'11111'01 E111'11801111'0111101', 311, 113, 1911 William 1311001111111, 75. 130 Lawrence P0101 1115010. 1113 Lynn Elbe, 1'18 311111111 1911071100, 1311 Yvonne 11111011, 171-1 mama Elling, 5111 111-1011 June 111111111, :11, 113 Thomas Elliott, 1532 Cnrunivnl 111115.133! G'IUIM 121115, 86, 139, 1111 11110.0 1'11 111111 111'111 11111 1111151111, 1111011 111x.10 ei,:17 1.:11'1'17 Elmlusscl', 111-1 1.:111111' 11111110710 11:11'11111'11 1111111 Natu-y 112111110, 1'111 11111110, 148 James Euglcmzul, 152 1111111110 191111101111111. 15-1 111150 11112101117111, 171-1 Mariam Ennis, 113 110710 1111110114011, 113 11111-112111: Ermer, 148 113 1'11! 113. 172, 178, 113 1371, 170, 176. 177. 11111121111 Ems 14.11 .1111111 1171.01. -2 23 Nm'nm 111-101, '19 1 .111'11'171 Ann 1'2'1-1, 11.18. 11:1 1.01'111' Esllngzcr. 1:111, 178, 111-1 1'11'1-11'11 111111.15 1351 11011:; 17111011011 19111071112111 , 113 John 111111111, 22, 231 1'1211'01100 Evans, 1:11 11111.51 Evans, 11:1 191101-11 Evans. 1110 Helen Evans. 111111001 Louis '01'3. 1118. 113 Dennis Lee Eversole, 114 1111017: Ewing, 114 Carolyn Falls, 1351 Frank Fall'chlld, 23 Charles Fant. 139 Curtis Farmer, 1311 Thomas 111011.101 1 411'1'011, 11-1, 1111, 162, 2110 1111211110111 Faulkner, 1411 Alfred F3111, 1311 .1111' 1111111011111 7111' 111110705 Fe. 13 11111F01111lel'11 0, 1351, 197 11111.11 Mm Fec,k 118 14111211011111.1111108,114,207 Tum Fclr111.1us,139 q1:10. 1871 15111 Joseph F011111un111, 111 Joseph Fellx, 23, '39, SG, 1112 Larry F0110 . 152 Albert Felts, 1413 Herbert Fergeson. 15-1 Henructm Ferguson, 11! Julln Ferguson, 130 N01111: Fcttcrs, 130 11.1.1 F0110 1313 111111111 H 148, 167 111111 Fields, 11:1, 1411 Iluuglus 'l'lumms Fields, 114, 178, 207 111111113 19101115, 1311 11101111011 Fields. 154 111111 1311:1107, 1-13 1'11'110 Flsher, 130 .101'1'1- Fisher, 1311, 202 1111111 .111110 Fisher, 111 Java Rnhcrm Fitzwatcr, 3.3, 83'. 11-1, 182, 187 1'11011 Flagg, 152 111111011 1: 11111101111111, 11-1 .'11111l.1 Flint 114 John Flnu'e s 110111703 F11 , 152 1:11:01 Forse, 15-1 11'11111- F0110. 134, 167 111111110 Fnru'alt, 1311 1'11'1311 Foster, 1.3-1 11'1111121 Foster, 1712 1101111111 Fowler, 73, 151-1 1 1'011 an, 4-1. 130, 17:, 17:1, 1771, 200 Judy Fox, 116. 1311 August F 11100111, 21 1'111'111 Frank, 1311 1111715 Fr.11111,1-1N 11.11'11111 191211111. 118 .101'00 F14 1.11 .1111'01'1'01101'1011, 311,118. 1111 111mm F1eenum, 78,130 Andrew Frenvh, 2:1, '17 Jim 1110050, 1313 110111-00 171-0111110013 1:111, 175 Edward Froymg, 1311 Pauline Freymg, 154 11011 411111-103 Frickc, 11-1 11411121111 Fritsch, 130 Gregory Fritts. 1311 Betty F1117..15-1 13111110 F1117 1111 1110115101 F1117, 14S 1101111111 11111110110 Fritz, 73, 111 111151-111: '1' 11111, 197 10501111 Frummc, 139, 178, 19-1 1.11:1: Host, 1311 170 Hurshell F 111112111, 1.32 11.11-10110 F 11010703 F11, 152 Bentrive Frye, 1311 11.-1110 Frye, 73, 1311 l' 11.10103 111111151311 .1111111F111115,139, l 1 7.1110111 F 11117, 1.' 11' 1101-1911111, 1311 1111111105 Fuson, 118 111111 1111111171111. 130 1101011 1111111111111 154 Joan 611111101, 1.151 11'111ula Gains, 130. um Stuart, 112110, '1'-1, $13, 2111 Jim 11111111111, 1519 11101171111 11411111171111, 73, 113 11011071. Uunlzor. 1311 Carol Gardner, 154 117111 Gardner, 1111, 1111, 1132, 21111 11111100 Gardner, 117. 1111 Theresa Gardner, 1:111 111111110 Gurnett, 139 1101011 1 11'11011, 11-1, 20-1 1111111 11 1'1'011, 113 Luster Garrett, 7:1, 14.11, 2112 11nue1' Garrett, 718, 148 Billy Garrison, 132 1151111, 130 , 78, 86, 1151 51:111. 1:14 Billy Gately. 1411 1111111114 1111105,1311 Ruth 11211051, 1311, ' 1 1' . Theresa 1101115111 110$ 7.011.107, 130 131111 11011113, 139 Danny 6.0111111, 130 Jimmie Gentry. 771, 130 Charles George. 139 David Allen Gerald. 1141 11'1111111 11011-11 Gerhardt, 111 William Uen'otl, 1117 11111121111 1:01'11'1. 148, 1.111 .1111'1'0 A, Gibbs, 1111 5111111111 11111113, 1411 110011101;- Gilbert, 1311 202 Cumle Gilnmre,130 11'111141110'11'1-113,1.'12 Wendell Glass,1'2 Frank Gluttlmar. 2:1. :16 Frank 01013111207, 1311 01110 Gllssun. 69 222 7:1, 33. 130. Fritz, :17, 1311, 1311, 1911, Mary 1.1111 1101107, 11-1, 19-1 '1'01'1'1' Unlmr, 1311 Bub 111111501, 1:19 111111111111. 1.00113,11S, 19-1 .1.11110$GOI1',130 .101'1'1'11017,13$1 11h 11.1rd 1111101111. 1:111 Dummy 1101111013 1211! Harry Gnullall, 139 111111 Gal'clley, 13!! 1111111712011 Human, 1:19 1.1111'1'01100 Gare, 130 James Gnrmam, 13:1 '1'1-1' Gould, 148 .11111'0 11111'01'. 1113 1.1111111 Gm'cl'. 1411 111111111 1:11.1'9111. 130 110111110 Jean Grace, 11:1 110111110 G '1109, 130 John Grant, 1311 'l'mu' Grunt. 139 11'11110 Grant, 1311, 1111111110 Gray, 15:! 111111101' Gray, 1311, 1116, 178 Heuruia Gr 3', 1351 1.'0111'31111 Gray, 148 1111111 Gray, 139 111111 Gmysun, 1:10 11011110111 Nn1'1101'1. 1101'01'11'111'0011, . 1'11111'111110 Green. MS Jluniel Green. 15-1 Earl Green, 139 .11111 Green, 47. 130 Ken Creen, 151 1:11.1'111'0011, 75,130 .111111-1 .1'001', 1: '4. 114.1191 0.1 Ruth L 1001', 115, 199 1111111'71r001',811. 1311 19-1 Rohurt Eugenc 1.r01;', 115. -0 1'.1ul 1.101111011112101. 2:1 Larry Gresslcr. 711, 1411, 150 111117111110 Grevlnus, 115 Wayne Urienm, 7:1, 1311 11.111111'1eszmer, 111 Jimmie 71711115, 139 .1111111 1:1'1ffls. 1311.178 1.11111111:1'if115,148,197 Hue Griffis. 7:,1 7:'1 1311, 197 11010705 61'1st 1: William Grigsl 110111113 Grimes 7 176 robe. 11:1 21, 8.1,. 111 11111.11 111001115, 1714 1'1111'91100 Gmss,130 Edward Albert Gr 511, 11.3. 1115 Robert 0105.5, 1351 Edna 11111111, 1311 Judith Fay Gussuit. 115, 197 Margucrltu Gllttl'ung, 11.1 Yvonne Gvnim, 1:10 'l'ommy 1111100, 1:71 11111 Hulnhly, 1351 11:11'01111' Hmldix, 11.1. HM, 1131' 111111111111 Haggard, 1.'12 Benjamin 1111111011, 152 110111101 11. H4110. 11:1 .1111'1u H.111, 9 Carol H1111, .1111'00 .11111 H1.111.11.'1,1!1!1 I' ,1'1118 H1111, 1311 111111.: H1111, 118 1111 011 1111111111111,115, 1:13 Hume Hamilton. 130 .1nl111 Humiltnn, 15-1 Carolyn 11111111110011, 118 11011 11111111111111, 15-1 June Hampton, 139 1.111'01'110 1111111111011, 15:1 .1111111 Hllllf'm'k, 115 William Hams, 1411 1170111111 Hanlmrsun. 711, 148 10111011:- 111111111121, 1351 11111'11111'11 ,Tum'u Hard. 55. 115 William Hard, 15M .Inhmlv Harden, 1.'111 11111111111 Harman, 49 161110 Hall'lnnn, 13!! .1411111'9. Hurmun. 311, 130, 1351. 111:1, JOI'r.1' Harmon, 1311 11-111' Harris, 148 Part 11.111'1s,11:'1 1 1'111111' H:11'1'1$,1'19 1111513111 Hurri 1:111 Wllliaun Hanrls. 1-111, 194 1115 1117, 171, 17-1, 11111 Harrison, 130 Dorothy Hurrlsml, 148. 2112 Stanley Unemus Harrison. 11;? Elmene Hart, 23' 1904111011112 Hm'tell, 130 Mm 11111-1011, 13.11 Frmu'vs Hurlness, 151 Lurutln 1111112011, 2:1, 210 t'uthorlne Harvey, 15-1 C1117 11:1-1'1'01', 1311 01170111110 1111101101, 148 1111:4510 Hutmnker, 139 1'111'111 Hatrnnker, 1311 Nancy 11111111111121, 1:12 11011011. Hatnmker, 2:1, 29, Bzm'y Hatter, 139 73. 103 17111110011 11111111115, 130 Mary 111111111115. 1311 1111110111. 111111411115, 1.3-1 Shirley Hawklns. 151. .1111111 141111101, 131, 1130, 1'1111111111 Hayes, 131. Adam 111le. 1311 Wlllium Hays, '14, 11.1 202 ITII, 111! 179. 2110 Frosty Haynes, 711, 1.1., 1711, 207 11111111- 11111'11'21rtl, 1411, 1512 01111110011 111-1111!, 115 Charles 1-10111'11, 1-10, 101, 170, 172, 2110 .Tux1-11111110 Heard, 115 11111111111 Hector. 1714, 1157 William 1101111111'e110r. 140 l'rL-smn 1101111, 7:1 Ilelmns 110111111, 131 111111911, Hullon, 1118 William 8111111101 11011111111, 11.'1. 1111 111114111111 1'10117101'. 11, 39, 113, 1.11, 202 llelol'cs Henderson, 1:11 111111111 1101111110113, 1110, 1713 Jack 1401111111: '1111, 11511. 1110 111111911 111-111101. 1:11 111135011 1101111, 140, 1140 Beverly 701111110 1401121141011, Cure! 110115011011, .1111 1111110110 Hensler, 15-1 Jack Hensley, 110 Marjorie Hensley, 140 Shirley Hensley, 140 Thomas Hensley, 131 .11111105'. H0111'y, 1514 1.111111 Hanson, 1411, 107, 17-1 1101111111 Henson, 140, 10-1 1 111111L 1401151111, 140, 191, .11111 Hcrlclis, 1'10 Benson Frank 110111105. 73. 1111 1.111'1'1' L00 14011111011, 141.1 .101111 Herring. S4, 152 111111210 Herring. 1117 0111101100 Heslm'. 23, 60 Dorothy Hess, 148, 202 1101-01111' Heyl, 140 Shirley H100, 1'52, 202 Ken 1410111111111. 152 Edward Hicks, 1111 .1111111 1110115, 48, 180, 2-02 11111111111 H11: , 1115, 1112 Laverne H1011 311, 83, R7, 195 Marvin 1410115, 118 John 14101151111, 1232 11111110111: ngglus, 131 01111: 14111111115, 140 Joe Hilbert, 1411 Joyce Hilbert, 131 51'11'111 111111011 110 1411111110111 Hildebrand, 11111-11111111'1111, 78, HS Betty 1711110 Hill, 1115 1'111'111 11111, 73. 14:5 lJnmIkl Hlll, I40 Evelyn 14111, 140 Luis Kathryn Hill. 1111 Janet H111, 140 Juan H111, 140 31011111 lhiy H111 13, 75, 03 Ronald 14111.116 William H111. 140. 178 Fax Hilpnlsloilmr, 75, 110, 10-1, .111110 117113011 11111111151011101', 110 Paul Hlltunbeltel. 2'1 11001111111 Himmclmun, 221 Andy Hinunelspach, 140,172, 177 Theresia 1411111110151111011, 1:11, 10 11011 Hines, 1:11 1111111111 Hinton, 111111111111 Hirsch, Ed thdny, 131 111111. Hock. 131. Kmmeth 7100111111111, 73 Barbara. E. 14011110, 1113 Danny 14011120, 1111 .1111111 Hoduens. 1110 Betty H017, 116, 20-1 F1011 Hoffman, 23, '52 110111110 17017111913101, 5:1, 1111.1'0 Hufstcnur, 71-1. 1111 171111140110 Frances Hult-mnh, .1111111 111111111111, 140, 111-4 Auws Hullnnclswm-th. Arunld Hollandsworth, 11011 Hollingswortll, 111; 1111,1' Holloway. 131 Emma Holman. 140 Dan: Holt. 140 Josephine Holt, 1411 Loretta Anne Holt, 1111 Robert Holt. 1111 111'1111 Frank 110111111115, 1111, Gury Humor, 148, 1117 Nnrnmn 741111011011. 1:72 111111011 1401113111211. 1712 11011150 Hnnirzm, 131 R11'11111'd Conrad Hung, 1111 111111011 14001:. 131. 1751 Virginia Hopkins, 131 Mumurct Happor, 13, 7.1, 11111111111 Waller Hopper, 111111 Horn. 1117 1118, 1111 15151 1:11, 1111, 118 ,1111 1117 200 140 140 l-EIJ 1111 1231 HS 101. 1112 1211,1111 1141.195 Delores Hm'ns'by, 7.1,110, 1111:11- 11111-,tu11 1'54 811111011 1401-11111. 15-1 Edward Horzog, 143 1101111 Hnsklus, 15-1 Madlsnn 11113111115, 140 110111111. H1111 ,111d 1712, 1157. 17-1 Minnle Howard, Nmu-y 1401111111, 11111111111 Huw'nul, 199 F1'11111'es 1101vell,50,131,107 Jenn Howell, 131 Mary Huu'ull, 140 111111014. Howell, 140, 11113, .1111111 Hudson. 140 Earl H1117, 75. 148, 1114 1131111111 Hughes, 75, 1110 Harry Hughes, 131 Hughes. 1411 Norman Hughes. 1111 11111110 Hughes, 131 1 1111111 Humeltlul'f, 113! 1'21111'111 1411111111211. 1411 111111121111 Hunglur, 131 141101111' 14111111, 140 1101-1111-1- Huntcr, 1111 11011111111 Hunter, 140 D1111 Hutrhinsml. 161 1101' 11111011151311, 131, 178 Mary Luu Hyde, 131 Joyce 11111105, 140 11 11r101 Iezzoui, 23 Charles 11110, 1413 Shirley Ingram. 140 S10111 111111711111, 148 Judy 1111111111, 140 Louis 101'1. 1411 Joyce 151111111, 140 Wilma. 15011, 131 James Ivory, 1511 11011 111011115011, 23, 28, 711, 1112. 1113. 185. 1.1111, 1117, 2111 111111111111 Jackson, 1110, 1111 Betty Jackson, 154 Imlly 130.11an, 148 111-'10s Jackson, 152 3111111 .1110 Vuumn 1'111111 J111'..:. , ' Vlrginln Jackson, 1 9 4 1'72 1'10 11.11'1'011 Jackson, 1'11 William 1711111111 Jackson, 1411:0110 71111105. 154 Henry James, 131 131 148 117 Dan Jansen, F1011 Jueksun, Joyce .71111 '15 T: 1111-1111111 1101111111 11111111111 1111111111 1111-11111'111011k1n.,1 111111014. .1011k1113.171 Vel'rllc J011klus,131 K111111111 Lucille Jennings, 117 Jack Jussup, 131 1401-1111111 Jun, 117 11011 Jnlmsnn, 7:1, 78. 140. 1111 11011.1 Johnson, 1'10 licwrly Johnson, :1. S7. 1411 Hum . 11 Johnson, 140 Delores Johnson. 140 11111110 Jnlumon. 140 Frank Johnson, 140 Hildegarde Johnson, 23 111111 June Johnson, 117 1101111 Johnson, 1; . Johnson, 131, 202 11011011 Johnson, 1117.171. 174, 17.? Shirley Johnson, 1:72 Wayne Johnson. 140 William Johnson, 140. Wilm- Johnson, 140 Allen W. Jones, 117 1'111'11-1- Jones, 140, 1751 011111-103 Jones, 131, 140, 1111 Jones. 140 111111113 Jones. 110 1111111111 Jones, 78 11111110 Jones. 131, 172, 173 E11112: 1111105, 140. 202 141111101 Jones, 23, 73 3111011 Jones, 131 .701'1-1'101105. 47, 180, 2118 Jim Jones. 131 Joyce Jones, 140 Lee Jnnes, 194 111111111101. Jones. 154 Nadine Jones, 140 Nul'nm Jones. 131 I'1111111 Jones, 1411 11111111111 Ray Jones. 117 Shirley Jones, 1111 Shirley Jones. 140 .1011 Jones, 131 Virginia Jones Willie Jones, 73. 11111-111'11 Jordan, 11'111111'11 Jordan, 172, 175 172 1:11 1517 MU 90. 111. 112. 111111 .111111111, 131 .71111105 .111111111, 135, 1-10, 1111, Jack 1101111111 Justice, 117 M1100 .11151100, 23, X4 1'1111111 1.111115 11111151-111111111, 117 Judy K1111101'01'. 140 Velma Kumplmus, 211 Thomas Gerald 11211101. 117 P111. K1111111101', 711, 90, 10:1, 1115. 187, 184 Guy K1 l, 131, 197, 128 11011011 K inel'. 1411 .11111103 Kay, 131 Charles Knylur, 140, 180 Lawrence, Owen Kaylar, 117 W111111n . Knylur, 117, 10-1 C1111 K: 01', 194 31111-11-1' Keene. 1110 John Kcll. 1111 011111105 Edward Keith, 117 Fern Keith, 1110 M1101: Keith, 1512 Paul Keller, 131. 173, Mary Alice Kelley, 117 111111011: Kelly, 131 Rose Mary Kelly, 78. 117 1!.11'111 Kemp, 2-1 1110, 170, 18-1 1 !1-111111r 11011110113, 24 .1- ,1'11'011111:11y,1 N11111-1' K011110013 111111111111 Kennedy, 21 Emily Kerr, 1'54 JuAnn Kerr, 154 J111'Ii Kel'llll, 131, 1255 James Kidd, 131, 1114 111111011. George 1711711101013 711111 1711111, 131 110111-13.- 11'11111110, 117 Jerry Edward thnke, 117 11101111111 Kllcy, 24 Nina Kimble. 15-1 1911111005 Kindell, 1411 Norma Kincbrew, 1'10 Hubert Klneln'en', 140, Buuy Iiluoghton, 1- Charles Kinel', 131 1111111111 Kinney, 140 D1111 King, 131 Kathleen King, 24 14111111111 Kirl1y, 75, 140 Norman 0111'1' Klrk, 118 1:11111'1111'01', '13. 131, 1811 110111110 1111111 Klein, 118 .111111111 Klein, 131 Pat Kleln. 1:11, 198 0111111 Kleinjolm, 140 111111 K1111; 1:11 '1'11111 1711'1', 141 1'111'111 1711011111, 50. 131, James 1111111111, 14-0 11101111130113 Knight, 141 1411 1C111'11, 141, 202 Joyce Elaine Koch, .111111111 Knl'h. 202 Manfred Paul Koch. Janet Kolde, 31 11111111115 Knutouickas, 73 Russell 11111111011111 11'01111111121111, 1211-1111111 ICm111e1-,7.'1. 131 1' mm 1911011 11111111013118? 1.11V01'111u'1111501'141,197 1111;301- Fredoru 11 11112110 113 Juny 111-amen 61,118 111111111111: Krieh, 131 11111 127. 1111, 207 117 172. 175 1115 1151, 11111 118 115 1'111111'1' Prenm Krlos. 118 Joe Kr'ulls, 1:11 111111 Kmn, 141 Justine 1111101101; 113, 1.911 11'1'111 111101111, 201, 202 Albert. Kuhn, 131 111111 Kuntz, 143 Judy 1111211104111. 1111 Colin Lacey. 141, 1.910 C1111101'1110 Lackey. 131 1101' Lagalcy, 24, 102. 130- Linmln 1.1111, 141 .7111'1'0 1111115011, 141 Jr11111 141111012 24, 28, 11' 11001-11111. Lamb, 13.1, 19-1 31111111 .111 Lamb, SS, 1111, 2112 111111110 Lampkin, 107 CHFOI Lane, 141 Jennie 1111110, 131 Judy Lune, 141 Tom 1.11110, 1132, 197 .111mesLann'e,S4.111 1'11111 71.11111110, 84,113.19.1,1115 1111111111 I.1111g11'111'tl1,1,21.182. 18-1 11113111113 Lumvuber, 1111111 1.11110. 21. 73 24, 1110, 1116. 172, 100, 172, 174, 1117. 183. 155 11111111111 1111141111, 1 , 180 .7111111 L111-11111s, 155 11211-51111 Lnrrison. 118 111114111111 Ann Luster, 11:1 B1111 14111111111111, 1111 1'11: Lzurhnrn, 141 11111111011031 Lawina. 141 Dave Lawrence, 02, 118 223 1'21'01'011. Lawson, 7.3 111111111 Thunms Lawson. 40, 1114 1111111111 Lay, 76, 140, 155, 187, 151-1 Judy 11111, 131 Walter Layne, 75 Robert. Lear, 140 John Lecliingcr, 111'! Charlene Lee, 141 1111141! Lee, 1411 U'lutin 1.00.1 .. 11111111 1100,1110. 1157 1111111111. 1.00.155 111111111 Leigh, 141 .1110 Leigh, 1551 111111 1.01g11,118,100 Jusephlne lmlnsfunl, 01.111 110111011,152 11101111111 1.01111011, 1'51. Hubert. 110111110. 131 Yrunnc Lett. 78, 1411 1101111111110 Lewis, 131 W. James Lewis, 1411 B. James Lewis, 141 Paul Lewis, 15.3 1.10011111L Liermuu, 75, 1'11 D1110 Lienmul, 75. 149 Sylvester Ligmt. 131 B111; 1.1111111, 132 1111011 Walter Lindsey, 11011.11 L111f01't, 75, 132 .1110 Lisi, .149 101111 Llstermzm, 141 .1111' Lithenhaus, 1411 111114111111 Little. MU Heurgoun Lloyd. 132 1'1105101' Lumlu, 141, Eugene Lugnn, 140 1'1111l'lulte Ann 1101111111101, 118, Lawrence Edward 1.1111101, 113 111111 Long,111 111:11'105 William Longbullmn 112, 1111 1119141011. Lunnumzul,11J .1111111 1.0111110, 171 11111014. Luvu, 1'52 Kyle LUU Lm'c, 1111 Fred Levitt, 141 K011 me, 141 Funny Luu'ry, 1411 Nancy Carolyn 1.011'1'1', 78, 119 N01111: Lucia, 132 1310150 1111010115, 21 Erma 11110111211, 149 111111111 1111011011, 75, 141. Donna Luers, 1111! 11011111111 LuL-rs, 78 Roger Lucrs, 144 Walter 11111111, 23 Colcs' Luther, 152 1111111 Lutts. 141 Yurletta 111111110110 Lyu. 1.1111101- 11111115, 132 Becky 14,1110, 311, 72, 1811,1115 .1111: 311113116, 1111. 172. 173, 21111, 200 Mamie 11110111111, 149 Mike 11111111011, 140 'l'cddy Matldix. 110 1511121110111 1111111110, 24 11151111111111 3111111111, 118 1611 111-1 1151 S3. 311. 1215, 132. 2:11 .34, 110. 111-3, Judy 3111111111, 75. 8-1, 151.; 11111 3111111:11:u1,1-19 1111111111!1111111114011, 110, 10-1 111111011 111111110111, 141, 1114 Earl 11011111111111 11111111, 119, 1118 1 1'01111 Mann, 73 31111111 Lay 1111111111112, 1151, 202, 201 11001-111,- Chau'lcs Munhix. 1111. 1711 11011 3121111, 141 1111111111 311111311111, 152 .11111105 11111'011111, 141 1.1111111 31111-011111, 141 31101111 311111111111, 1'11 Kenny Marcus, 141 William 11111-011111. 153 James 11.114101. 141 .101111 .11 ksbury, 141 7111111 11111 1110111,1111 111111111111131111111111111 1111 .111501111 11211-511111 110 thl'lcy Auu .1111 Harold 11.111111, . .Tunn 311111111, 711. 02, 141. 181 June 3111111111, 1113 1111111111 11111-1111, 73 Nit'k Martin, 140 1111111 11111-1111. 141 Sylvia 31111-1111, 21 1'01'1111 Martin, 155 Leroy . 15011, 110 '1'1'111' M $011, 155 S1111: 11. 11115301121110, 119. 202 Sun .1111 scngule. SS, 18-1 101111 111151113 1-11 Thomas C 1111111CS.119. 200 lielmes Mathewm 11111110 Lee 11111110 1 .1011 Matthews, 311110 Mnuntel, 75. Janine 11111111111. 1111. Paul Maurer. 1'11 4111111 11:1 119 141' 111 1117 Geraldine Muuse, 202 Ruth Muyberry, 141 Sheena. Mayes, 73, 149 Franklin 111:1yfleld, 141 Larry 111511110111, 144. 166 Judy McAfee, 149 George McCumey, 149 .101111 McCluunlnul 37, 141, 194 James McCoun, 48, 73 George McCulluugll, 75, 141 011111 McCuIley, 152 Jay Dee McCullough, 119 Richard. McCullough, 141, 194, 197 IJJLVG McCurry, 149 Hillary McDaniel, 141, 202 Rlley McDaniel, 141 Thumils McDermott, 75 Jerry McDonald, 141 Phyllls McDonald, 141 Janet McElvnlu, 73. 141 June McFarland, 141 Carol McGalm, 149 Roger 11150-111111, 155 Mary 3106111. 149 Sherman 110G111. 155 611111111 McGee, 29, 141 Bonnie Mc Geoml, 153 P111. Jenn Mcumloy. 108. 204 Jamus McGlunis. 149 Ron McGinnls, 137 Beverly McGlunc, 5 Eva 111120002111, 73. 155 Harrison McGrzm', 149 Georgia McCray, 149 Wilma McGun'ey, 141 Alum Mc Guire, 141 Ben 91611110511, 75 0111119111112 McKinney, 149 C11111'olette McKinney, 132 Gerald McKinney. 132 Mitchell Gerumla McKinney, 120, 200, 205 John MuKitrlc, 132 11111111 1116111111011, 132 Glorln 1110111111011, 141 William 1103111111115, 120 James Mchlliou, 155 Durothy McMurray, 141 Linda Lee McPetera, 120 Joyce Meadows, 149 Donald Bernard Meincrs, 120, 205 Morton Mellnum, 24 Cum Melton, 132 1.013 31911011, 149 Judy Manning. 132, 184, 198 Joseph Edward Mentrup, 1210 Vernon Mertheu. 141 Juan Merchant, 141, 194, 199 Ron Merkel, 141 1111111 Merkle, 30 Mary Mcrsham, 132 Kay Messer, 141 Mike Mcssley, 1531 Harold Motto, 141 Thomas Mctzczlr, 149 401111 Meyer, 44, 149 K-Inry L011 Meyer, 149 Wally Meyers. 141, 194 Marlene Michzwlis, 1411 1101111111 Joseph 11161111615011, 120 Bob Micldcndm-f, 132 Henry 31111119110017, 141 Mary Middendorf, 132 Harry Miles 141 Patty 91119., 153 Thomas Milty, 141 James 11111, 141 Wanda Mills, 141 Leroy Millcuder, 149 Barbara Miller, 149 Barry Mlller, 141 Betty Miller, 132 Billy MilIer, 141 Jeanette Miller, 149 11 T. Miller, 120, 205 ' ' Miller, 170 L011 Miller, 75 Marilyn Miller, 132 Richard Fret! Miller, 120 Ronald Miller, 149 Katherins 311111119. 132 Bill Miracle, 72, 73, 132 John Willlzlm Miracle, 120 Faye Mitchell, 120 Joan Mitchell, 141 PM Mitchell, 132 Lawrence Meats, 153. 107 Harold Moberlcy, 75. 149 Milton Mncli, 141 John 11081-1121, 54, 132, 178 James Monday, 141 Jim Monohnn, 197 Geraldine Monroe, 132, 197 Charles Muntmr, 175 Thomas Mnntag, 132. I72 Carl Mooneyham, 132 Bill Moore, 141 Bonnie Irene Moore, 120, 204 Dennis Moore, 149 Dolores Moore, 132 Elizabeth Moore, 142 119, 202. 108, Flora. Moore, 142 George Moore, 155 Glen Moore, 142 111111 Moore, I32 Kenneth Moore, 142 Janet Moore, 73, 197 Ravenla Moore, 142 Robert. Muore, 142, 160, 172 Wanda Moore, 132, 145, 104, 2051 Gloria Jenn 11-10111-1111111, 120 Edward Moran, 150 Michael James Moran, 120 Barbara Morgan, 153 1119111111 Morgan, 75, 150 Irene Morgan, 132 Tyrone Morgan, 150 William Mnrmuu, 132 Duane Morrls, 142 Eilella Morris, 142 Maudie 1101115, 120 Ruth Morris, 49, 88, 95, 911', 97, 132, 189, 194 Wanda. Louise Morrison, 120 111111311 Moschel, 24 Minnie Motzer, 24 Johnny Mounts, 150. 174 Ronald Mounts, 174 Gaye Mueller, 150 301111 Mueller, 142 Archie Mulder, 171 Jim Mulligan, 142 James Mulllns, 132 Jimmy Mullins, 153 0, V, 1111111115, 132 Peggy Joyce 11111111111; 120, 197 8111111111 Murray, 142 Marjorie Murphy, 67. 132 011101 Muse, 155 James Mussnum, 24, 196 Shlrlcy Myers, 142 Ruth Myhaml, 1243 Shirley Nzlctleel, 150 1311111 Nabors, 102 Larry Nake, 150 111111111 Nuvm-o. 24, 29 Jerry A, Nnylor. 120, 205 Barbara Needles, 78, 142 1101111 Marie Neely, 120 Huston Nelson, 155 Put Neudignle, 132 James Newbill, 150 Ilsu'id Newkirk, 142 011111131 Newman, 142, 185 L111 '4 Newman, 151 Barbara 15 1y, Margaret Nlccly, 142, 202 JnAnne Nhneskern, 142 Sarah Nimesheru, 150 Fred Nlttenbucl1, 150 Nancy lenn, 150 Charles Noel, 142 Charlotte Nuel, 38, 95, 911, 91, 120, 192, 204 Charles Norman, 142 Walter Norman, 150 Carol Norris. 142 Junu M. Norris, 31, 121 Robert North, 150, 167 Shirley Nm'thfleet, 150 Thomas Noyes, 1510 Karen Nuelylcr, 150 Ed Nuugestur, 132 Frumves Nulm, 142 Law, Oberle, 150. 174, 175, 180 Constance 01111111011, 73 Mike 011114911, 132 Shirley Odenbnch, 150 17111111 Oder, 155 Margaret 011111111111, 25 Geraldine 0111115, 155 8111 Oliver, 153 Jlm Oliver .0. 174, 191 1111111 Oliver, 73, 132 1111-1111111 Dewayne Oliver, 121, 1138 Philip 011110, 53. 132, 194 Beverly Drum, 142, 185, 194 Lennard Orme, 71, 132, 191, 109, 169. 172. 200 V111 Orszu'y. 24, 28 3111091631113 Osborne. 153 Nunvy Osborne, 142 Vivian Osborne, 132, 198 Iowa 01311129., 150 Carl Osseforth, 150 Genrue Uswuid, 121, 197 Joe On, 142 1111:1111 Owens. 121 B011 Owens, 132 Jack: Owens, 132 Donald Ray Pabst, 121 Lawrence Pagburn, 142 Norma Pugett, 142 Charles P111115, 150 Richard P111115. 132 Cecellu Palm, 78, 150 John P111111, 142. 193 Jlm Palmer. 179 Paul Palmer, 149, 150 JoAnn Palmisano, 142. 197 Patricia Palmlsano, 132 Ruse Palmlsano, 132 Mike Pangallo. 73, 132 Dick Paugallo, 142 Patricia. 1111-1511, 132 George Parrlsn, 121. 172, 175, 200 Velma. Parson, 150 Shirley P1111111, 73 Darlene P1111011, 142, 194 Maurice 131111111111, 153, 167 Wininm 111111111111, 142, 160, 176 Edzaneth Batman, 83, 132, 132. 189 Donna 1,1111'1L'K, 142, 184 Dampers Patterson, 150 11011 Patterson, 142 Jim Buxtum, 180 Ted Paxton, 150 Bertha 111111-11: Peace, 121, 197 Walmr Ray Peak, 121 Joe reursun, 75, 142 Timothy Pearson. 155 Walter 11111311111111, 132 l'elruno Thomas, 21 Judith Ann 115211011, 73, 121, 187 Shirl Pendlelou, 142 Davis Penos, 151 Charles rum, 121 Elizabeth Peoples, 24 Mary Pepper, 150 Cuwl Peppers, 142 Gus. Peruikukis, 73, 153 0021111 Perkins, 150 Wayne Perklns, '13 Gerald Perl'ott, 121 Patricia. terry, 121 Tum Perry. 132 Willie Perry, 132 David Peters. 150 Donald Peters, 121 Jim Peters, 132 Delores Pctelsun, I50 Wesley Petroviscll, 132 Marvin Peyton, 150 Robert Plullr, 153 James Phelps, 132 Ruby Phelps, 194 Douglas Phhlip, 142 Delcenm 11111111113, 00, 132 Hurdie N. Phillips, 121, 101, 162, 172, 173, 200, 201, 205. 206 McArthur Phillips, 150 Ruby P11111115, 142 Al Planing, 121, 193 Ernie Geu-ge 1'1era111, 121, 205 131111121111 Pierce, 132 Major Pierson, 197 Sarah 911111311011, 78, 142 John Pltmau, 25 W11112u11 Pitts, 153 Eddle Plogsted, 142 Gloria Pluenger, 132 Barbara Plummet, 142 Frank Pome, 132 Janet Poole, 150 Dorsey Porter, 132, 173 Robert Porter, 132 Royal Porter, 25 Bezty Porter, 150 Ned Pom, 142 Lorain Potts, 153 Adrian Powell, 142 Ciarcnce Powell, 193 Helen Powell, 142 Janet, Carole Powell, 88, 204 Janet 1'. Powell, 121 Runald Powell, 150 Shirley Prater. 197 Charles Evans Framer. 58. 93, 121 Irene Prather, 142 Charles Pratt, 150 D11le11e Pratt, 155 Janice Prenot, 132 Charles Preutt, 142, 170 Adelhcid H. Price, 25 Eddie Price. 73. 150 Victor Pl-lce, 155 Larry Pridemore, 150 Walter E. Pridemore, 121 Barbara P110611, 196 Wllmu Privett, 142 Bernice Prophctt, 150, 194 Marcella Pruws, 30 Loretta Prows, 14?. Battle Pruitt, 155 William Puree, 142 James Pyle, 25, 210 Robert Louis Pyle, 50, 121 John Qulnn, 178 Donald Quinn, 132 Bill Quinton, 142, 194 Betty Jean Race, 122 Sharon Rader, 142 Judy Rnhn, 150 Robert Raines, 132 Ronald R5115, 150 Paul Rambs. 132 Barbara. Ramsay, 122, 199 Horace Ramsey, 155 Ann Delores Randolph. 122 Betty Randolph, 132, 182, 183, 184, 197, 198 Carol! Randolph, 142 121, 192. 224 Gllnda Randolph, 150 Lame Randolph, 132 Louis Randolph, 150 Marion H. Randolph, 25 Sylvia Randolph, 132 Mlunle RanI'ord, 132, 194 Jim Ransom, 142, 130 Barbara Rupkln, 132, 190 Larry Raw, 150 Juanita. Raymond, 142 Robert Thomas Raymond, 122 Ralph Redemaler, 132 llunald Reduell, 142 Doris Rednmn. 142 Geraldine Reece, 132 Joyce Reece, 132 Betty Reed. 197 Marvin lieedom, 152 Addls Reese, 142 Naoull Reeves, 155 Edna Rehkamn. 25, 182 Betty Ann 119111, 73, 132 James Reid, I22, 101, 162, 200 Sandra Reinhardt. 76, 136, 142. 186. 194, 197 Robert R. Reule, 122 Gary Reuten, 142 Lanny Rexwut, 153 Careleen Reynolds, 153 Clinton Reynolds, 132 Darrell Reynolds, 150 Delores Reynolds, 153 Larry Reynolds, 73, 150, 202 Lonnie Reynolds, 132 Shiuey Rhoden, 142 Jack Rhudus, 122 Sunny Rice, 142 Dave men, 142 B111 Rlcuurd, 132 Putty Bluhard, 88, 150, 194 Charms luchardson, 132 James Richardson. 122 Lois Rlchardson, 142 Mdry Rlchardsun, 150 Norma. Richardson, 142 Chester Rlcks, 122 Clam Ricks, 142 Nunmm mddle, 75, 142 1311110 Rldener, 155 JoElla Rldener, 142 Jerry Blenmn, 122 Mme B193, 142 Mlchael Rigney, 142 Robert Riley, 122 Shirley A1111 Riley, 122 PM: Ritchie. 87, 142. 194 Albert 0. Killer, 122 Gloria Rivers, 75, 150 Barbara Roberts, 132 Bruce Roberts, 132 Henry Roberts, 153 Percy Roberts, 142, 166 Robert. Roberts, 153 Roger Roberts, 170 1101111111 Roberts, 155 Essle Robertson, 153 Iris Robertson. 122, 197 Don 110131115011, 142, 150 Ronald Robinson, 142 Ellzabeth Robln-son. 78, 153 Esther Robinson, 202 Herbert Robinson, 150, 167, 171 Ronald Robmson, 133 Sondra Robinson, 132 Betty Roden, 133 Carol Rogers, 155 Henry Rogers, 142. 194 Lnnny Roland, 133 Albert Edward Rolfes, 122 Helen Catherine Rolfes, 122. 194 Kelly Rollins. 133 George Romans, 150 Willlam Romlne, 133, 142 Emmett Roper. 170 Janice Rose, 153 N01n Rose, 78, 142 Nora. Rose, 133 Vernon Rose. 133 Elizabeth Rosemond, 142 Gwen Rosamond, 150 Larry Rosenbaum, 25, 103 Barbara Ross. 142 Elm Ross. 150 Dorothy 1105ch1, 133, 198 Barbara Ruthmeller, 150 Wilbert Rowe. 143, 172. 180 Christine Rowland, 155 Mary Rownslnd, 150 Louie Ray, 133 1 Howard Ruark, 73. 155 Howard Rubln, 122 Carl Rudolf, 150 Barbara Ruebusch, 141 Tom Ruekl, 133 Edward Runk, 25 John Russell, 86. 195 J83 1111531211, 49, 133 Richard Ruten, 143 Barbara Jean Rutledge. 122 Mauaelos Ruttledge. 142 Larry Ryan, 150, 197 Charles Salie, 25 Jerry Sulyl, 143 Alberta Sums, 37, 143 Howard Sums. 25 Pal, Sams, 155 Joseph Sauberg, 150 Ems Sanford, 73, 143, 100, 172. 178, 193 Dan Sunueld, 1615 Larry Sanders, 133 Robert Sander, 150 Albert Sanders. 143 Paulette Sanders, 143 Charles Sargent, 143 Robert Sm-stlelcl 25, 160, 178 Edna Salvage, 14:1 Betty Sawyer, 143 Frank Sawyer, 143 John Sawyer, 143 Tom Sawyer, 143 Jerry Saylor, 150 Walter Alexander Scarborough, 122 Mary Schuell'ur, 143. 197 Fred Schueyerklaus, 25, 28, 03 Edwin Sclmfer, 143 Ethel Sclmlk, 133 Margie Sclmmer, 30 Marion Schardlue, 30 D2111 Sclmrdlne, 178 Lester Sclmrdine, 133 Tom Schaullue. 143, 202 Wllllam Sclmtz, 25 Donald Scheltl, 143 Larry Sclaeld. 73. 150 Murcia. Schille, 133 A1 Schimweg, 133 Ann Louise Sclllnner, 122 Donald Schlrmer. 143 Shirley Schlmf, 143. 202 1101111111 Schlotmnn, 133 Dale Schmale. 153 Curl Schmidt, J., 25, 25, 143. 160, 180 C1111 Schmit, 166, 172, 194, 107 Allen 5811111112, 75, 133 Domthy Schnelndcr. 68 Marlene Schneider, 133 William Sclmuf, 150 Edward Charles Schuenlng, 122 Mildred Schopmeyor, 25 John Schubert, 155 Donald Schunk, 143 Jean Schunk, 104 Ginny Schwurm, 133, 198, 202 Rosemarle Schwartz, 143 Bllly Suhwelzer, 15 Thomas Scllweltzcr, 150 Richard Scott, 202 Saddle Scott, 202 Willlnm Scott, 143 George scudder, 150 John Seaman, 155 mum Sears, 143 Edmlmu Sears, 143 Nurma Sears, 143 Jay Seiber, 1 Ralph Seller. 150, 101 Roger Seller, 143, 193 James Seitar, 143 Jerry Seltzer, 143 Carl Sang, 73, 143 Earl Senors, 133 Dennis Sargent, 153 Sandy Sermershelm, 143 Juanita Sass, 143 Wanda Sewernuue, 143 Kathy Sexton, 133 John Walter Seymour, 200 JoAnn smmkelford, 73, 133. 150 Immoua. Slmckeifm'd, 143, 107 Leon Slmfer, 00 Sheila. Slmfer, 143 Jultun Shanks, 133, 172, 175 Leonard Shanks, 153 Donna Shannon, 133 Sherman Shunnon, 150 511119 Sharkey. 143 Don Sharp, 146, 174 Delores Sharp, 133 Jerry Sharp. 150, 107, 171 Myron Paul Sharp, 75 Richard Sharp, 143 Thomas Albert Sharp, 131, 172, 200, 201. 205 Leon Shavers, 143, 166 Phyllis Shaw, 143 Ralph Shaw, 143 Leroy Shackles, 153 Mnry Slchleld. 143 WHIIum Shelley, 133 Llndu Shelton, 153 Jean Shepard, 143 Don Sheppard. S5, 143 Ronald Sheppard, 143 Geraldine Sherill, 150 Geraldine Ann Shields, 41, 83 Henry Shields, 143 Beverly Shlnley, 199 Mary Shively, 78, 143, 199 Mary Short. 143 Jackie Shumpert, 133, 194 Jean shunk, 133 Art Slefert, 44, 73, 127, 133, 194. 200, 201 Earl Slekbert, 133 Loretta. Sieve, 143 Diane Silber, 155, 194 Fred C. Sllber, 124 Edward '1'. Summermon, 25 Elmer Simmons, 153 Virginlar. Lee Slmmons, 73 Herbert slmpkins, 25, 48 Charles Alex Simpson, 172, Robert Simpson, 143 William blmpson, 133 Charles 511115, 143 Edwmnn Sims, 75 Kathy Sims. 143, 104 Ethel Slug, 197 Mary Ida Sing, 1 Roger Slng, 150 Surllyn Sing, 41, 192. 208 Cheryl blppel, 150 1111:112er $161118, 73 William Slusher, 143 Allene Small, 143 Shirley Snmllwuud, 143 Alice Smlth, 150 Barbara. smith. 155 Curl Smith, 150 Cnrul bmim, 143 Earl 511111.11, 143 Edward Smith, 133 Esther 81111111, 150 F1011; Smith, 155 Hazel. Smitu, 133. 202 11121 smith, 151 James 51111111, 143 Janice Smith, 151 Julm Smith, 133 Jim Smlth, 143 Judy Smith, 151 Kenneth smith, 143 Margaret, Smith, 153 0m E. Smith, 25 Oscar smith, 133 l'al, Smnh, 143 Paul 51111111, 25 Phlhip Smith, 155 11l1uulne Sm-Lh, 143 Ronald Smith, 103 Sidney 31111111, 151 Ulysses smltll, 143 Vlvan Smith, 151 Delores Snead, 143 Janet Snell, 151 Myran Snell, 151 Dave Sulder, 106 George Snlder, 25 Roger Snider, 143 Owen Sofku. 15, 20, 101 Ben 3011115011, 143 Helen Solnck, 143, 202 John Soluck, 143 Bill Southerlund, 143 George Soutllerlund, 155 Ida Suutherland, 133 John Southerlnnd, 151 Bertha Sparks, 151 Norman Spears, 153, 197 Theresa Snead, 133 Frank Spencer, 143 Edward Lee Splegel, 55 Mary Virginia Spiker, 20 Kathy Spikes, 143 Joyce Splnks, 151 Floyd Sprlght, 143, 170 Mervin Sprlght, 143 John Spurlock, 151, 153 Gladys Squires, 151 Frank Stuggs, 151 Ilu Stallworth, 151 Rlchm'd Stamper. 143 Homer Stamper, 151 Virginia Stamper, 133 Donald Simmeld, 143 Charles Stantev, 101, 102, 200, 201 Bob Starks, 133, 153 Lnulse Starks, 133 Ethel Stayton. 151 Robert stelnhaus, 133 Delores Stelnmetz, 151, 202 P1111 Steinmetz. 151 Helen C. Steinway, 20 Rundford Stamen, 155 John Stenson, 61. 151 Rosa Stenson, 143 Ray Stenscn, 143, 166, 176 Maryaell Stephens, 144 Norma Stephenson. 155 Ada Stewart, 155 Barbara Stewart, 133 Frank Stewart, 202 Gloria Stewart, 94. 95, 90, 97, 198 Rlchnrd Stevie, 144 Sharon Stevie, 151 Billy Stickel. 66 Brenda Stldlmm, 133. 194 Walter Stlenmetz, I43 Audell Stierlnner. 26 Orvllle E. Stlfel. 26 I'm Stlllwell, 133. 200 145, 178, - a o P 70, 83, 150, 185, Edward Stilh. 133 Jlm 5111.11, 144 Dorothy Stufle, 67 Ervln Stone, 144 Gloria Ann Storer, 124 linger Street, 143 Samuel Slrlukland, 153, 166 Curl Stringer, 151 Imogene Stringer, 144 Francls Strunk, 144, 10G Shlrlcy Stuart, 144 Robert. Stuckey, 153, 167, 202 Ruth Stuckey, 144 Jim Stumbo, 143 Helen Susanna stupnriuh, 12-1 Larry Sturgeon, 133 Connie Slurglll, 144 Jack Sturm. 144 Jason Suchunek, 144 Carl Sulek, 20, 50 Barbara Ann Sullivan, 124 Dem Sullivan, 144. 178, 200 Daniel Willmm Sullivan, 124, 201 Jean Summers. 144 Shirley Summers, 155 Mary Summer, 73, 144, 197 Dennis Sutter, 151 Ronald Suner, 52, 133 Sloney Sutton, 133 Tom Sweeney, 75, 133, 197 101111 Sweet, 133 Roger sweet, 155 Carolyn Patricia Swift. 124 willia James Sykes, 124, 200 Edgar Tabor, 144 Thomas Tabor, 133, 160, 197, 202 Vernon Tabor, 151 Gertrude Lllla Tanner, 1211 Beatrice Tate, 144 Phyllisas Tate, 153 Elizubeth Taurlmer, 78 11111 Taylor, 133 Dorathy Taylor, 151 Evelyn Taylor, 133 Mary Taylor, 144 Ruby Taylor 133 Salem: Ann Taylor, 124 Geurgle Ann Tekuelene, 144 Tom Telwilliger, 146, 151, 107 Catherine Templeton, 26 Orville Tenhunfeld, 20 Bob Tel'dinege, 144 Dana Terry. 155 Rodney TerrY, 144, 202 Ben Terzln, 144 Maureen Thesken, 31 Mary Ann Thiess, 151 Arthur Tlmmas, 144 Daniel Thomas, 144 Danny Thomas. 151. 172 Etta Thomas, 144 chrgettn Thomas, 155 John Thomas, 73 Marvin Thomas. 49 Mary Ann Thomas, 155 Robert, Thomas, 151, 170, 174, 175 Alfredu Thompson, 155 Jnmcs Thompson. 144 Jean Thompson, 124, 190, 204 Paul Thompson, 151 Rose Thompson. 144 Sully Thompson, 00, 151 Thomas Thompson, 144 1eri Thye, 155 Don T1gg. 133 Famine Tiller, 151 WIIZInm Edward Tillett, 20, 124, 101, 162, 163. 176. 177. 205 Betty Tlncher, 155 Alan Tinker, 133 Carl Tinker, 144 Vernon Tlnker, 151 Jack Tlplen, 144 Jim Tlmon, 151 Don Toepfer, 73, 75, S4, 144, 202 Ruth Talbert. 151 Edwin Donald Tolle. 124 Wlllmm David Tonia, 12:1 Dick Tollke, 151 Tlmmns Tommu, 153 Cums Torney, 78 C. 0. Tower, 19, 20, 100, 1-03, 208 Percy Townsend, 133 Roger Townsley. 151 Thomas Trlngelof, 144. 178 Joyce Trosner, 144 Margaret Trosper, 124 Dorothy Jean Trouman, 26, 67, 198. 200 Brucl Trovmo. 144 Carol Trovillo. 124 Don mee11, 133 llxnurs Trucksuns. 133 Sandra Trumble. 75, 144 Clyde Tubbs, 178 Allce Tucker, 133, 202 Dean Tucker. 133 Ronald Tucker, 133. 135, 179 Thurman Tucker, 133 William Turnage. 144 Charles Turner, 153 Janet Turner, 151 25 Jerry Turner, 133, 172, 173, 180 John Turner. 161. 133 Pat Turner. 133 Sammy Turner, 155 Tommy Turner, 155 Vergella Turner, 151 Clyde A. Tuxworth, 20 Jim Tysun, 144 Helen A. Twnmcy, 26, 60 Tom Uehleln, 151 Jerry Ulm, 144 Margaret Upchurch, 133, 184, 139 Helen Jean Underwood, 124 Roy Unthunk, 144 Charles Valentine, I24, 180, 200 Mary Vance, 193 Carole Vunderbllt. 151 Dorothy Vann, 144 Bob Vulmver, 133 Ernest Yzlrlover, 144 Eddie Van Pram, 192 Nancy Van'go, 153 Don Vuskonsky, 144 Clifford E, V1110, 20 Delores Veal, 124 lllane Vlckery, 133 Charles Victor, 151 Barbara Vinegar, 155 Rose Vogel, 197 Henry Vugt, 80, 151 Margaret Vulpone, 151, 202 Joyce Gertrude Vornburg, 124 Laverne Vnrnberg, 70, 1-14, 185 Euler Wndllnglon, 1133 Jane Wage 1. 29 Carol Wagner. 144 Willlzun Wagner, 20 Albert Waguner, 155 Tod Ruuuld Wahl, 124 Edward Walchtcr, 151 19111110 Wuldeck, 144 Huyce Wnldeck. 144 Mlldrud Wallace. 36, 151 Ruth Wallace, 151, 194 William Wallace, 144 Emma Walker, 153 Peurllc Walker, 151 Raburl Walker, 155 Van Brucu Walker, 144 Will Walker, 153 Willlc Walker. 155 Dennis Lee Walsh, 124 Joseph Arthur Walter, 12-1 111111 Ward, 151 Sulwyn Ward. 144, 172, 175 Shirley Ward, 75, 70, 38, 144. 189 Wesley Ward, 151, 174 Edith A. Warner, 20 Kay Warner, 151 Kenneth Warner, 151 Jackie Wash, 133, 184 James Wash, 49, 133 Anna MILL- Washington, 125 Joyce Washington, 153 Waner R. Wusscm, 27 Leonard Watkins, 144 Ronald Watkins, 155 Willie Watkins, 151 Betty Watson, 144 Charles Watson, 155 Clifford Watson, 155 G-rm'er Watson, 133 Llndn Watson, 153 Richard Watson, 155 Bernard Watts. 144. 160, 172 Charles Weaver, 27, 07 Joyce Weaver, 144 Anna Marie Webb, 125 Dean Webb, 151, 170, 175 Katy Webb, 133, 202 John Webber, 144, 178 Judy Webber, 144 Richard Weber. 133. 180 Sandy Weber, 144, 194 Joyce Webster, 133 Donald Wedncwood, 155 1101111111 Alfred chlg. 125 Joyce Wehrmeyer, 134 Arthur Weinzard, 155 Corlena Georgia Weingnrd, 125, 196 Bill VVeitz. 133 Richard Welage 57, 151 James Welcll, 151 Ronald Welger, 144 Frances Wells, 84, 144 Charles Wolsley. 144 Donald Walton, 73. 78. 101. I44, 172 Vivian Walton, 144 Russell Welty, 144 Joseph Wendel. 144 Albert Wesley, 153 Bernice Wesley, 151 Billy Wesley, 144 Cheryl Wesley. 153 Dick Wesley, 133 Donald Wesley, 45 Georgla. Wesley, 144, 194 Howard Weslw. 27 Jerry Wesley, 155 Roger Wesley. 151. 112 Wayne Wesley, 133 Kenneth Wessell, 151. 166 Robert Wcssels 1-1-1 BHIy Wes1,11 Bub West, llm'ld West, 1'11 llulur'es West..151 Ruby West, 1711 11011 Westberty, 1.1.1 Virginia WesturhuL-k, 1.11 Plln'nl'd Wuleukump, 111:1, ... 1151i, 1712. 180 James Wheelduu, 12.1, 1111, 111:3, 172, Bonny Wheeler, 1-1-1 Robert Wheeler. 13-1 Larry Whiles. 1-1-1 John V 11'11'11akL-r, 27 Berthu White, 1-1-1 Fred White. 1.15 Mildred While, 88. 14111 Richard White, :57, 15:1 Imn Whitehead, 12.1 Sully 1Vhitl-head, 144 Helen Wiles, 30 Jewel Wlllium Whitfield, 12:1 Larry Whimeld. 1111i Donald Rny 11'ic-korshalu, 177, 20:1 Judy Wilbur . 13-1, HIT 'l'hnmas WUhurn, 1:14 Jesse Wiles, 1:1.1 Larry Wiles, 144 Mary wmu, 144 Jerry Wllhc-lm, 75. 111-! Francis Wilkerson 1-! Stanley Wllknuu'lu, .1... I17. 151-1 Albert Williams. 12.; Alive Williams, 134 Barbara Williams, 1-1-1 12.1, 1711, Bully Lee Williams, 125 1111111 Williams, SS 1:111 Williams 121 f'iuu-les William . Enrl Williams. 174 llnuglus Williams, 1.1.1 Hamld11'iillams, 1 l Irene 11'1111unm, 1 James Willmnls. .LIlIlun Wuliums, 1114 Lynn: Willlmus, 15 1 1-H 13-1, 1112, 13:1 Mil lull Williams 15L 1117 Myrtis Williams, 12.1, 202 PM Williams, 1-H I'helnnll Willizuns, 73. 11'. Richard Williams, 11. Rluhzml Wllliums, W1 Rohart William ' B. Robert William Sheryl Wllliums, Tessie Wlllinnls, 1 1110111113 Lee Williams, 12.1 Thelma Williams, 145 Wilbur Williams, 151 Wilma Williams 711,131 hudllu Wllllamson 1.111 Naomi Willi. Roger 1111113, 1:11 Vulnm Willis, 14:1 Phyllis Wlllnuuhl James Wilment. 1 ' 11111 11111110111, 1 l hurry WHmunt. 1.11 Rob Wilson. 151 Curtis Wilson, 15:1 Dorothy 111llson. 5 11K Junk Wllson, 1! : 14.1, 1111i 141:1 .1'm'k Wilson, 151 ms Wilson, 63, Pa 1 ry Wilsnn, 115 Nancy Wilson, 1:11 Rmmie Wllson, 111:1 'l'url-y Wllsun, 1811 Virgil Wilson, 1.1'1 Marilyn Ann Win rod, 125 Hubert Wingate, 151 Robert. Wlnston, 1-1.1 George 11'1uter. 27 Elsie Winters, 11:1, 71;, 90, 9:1. 1:11, 155, 181', 11111 Jutlltln Eloise Winters, 11111, 123, 1141111 1111131111111, 1;: Julln 11Iq911111127, 5:1 Helvin 11111,. 111.1 Runuld 111001111111, 211:3 Samuel Woil'urd, 1.111 h-rln Wulfc, 7.1. 1-1.1 Russoli Wolfe, 12.1 Stella Woliver. :17 11. 1E Wunlley, 27 Charles Richard 11'mnlurtl. 12.7 Betty Wands, 14.1 I'emu' Wands, 11053111101153 111:1, 2112 BMW 11'001111'111119 111 James Woolens, 1:11 Rulh Wooley, 31 1'. 1'. Wnnlloy, 27 11.111th11! Woolum 1.11 Odessa Wooten, 111, 151 Gen pm Workman, 1-1.1 112111111111 Wright, 711, 1:11 Carol Wright, 1 Dmnm Wright, Glenda ergln, 1-15 21112 226 Joyce ergllt, 1-1' Shirley Wright, Ehuuly Wright, 1 1 .Inyue erlumcr. L11 Gary11'uerdemnn. 1-1.1. 1111: 1'12, 1111 Barbara Lee Wurst. 711. 1-5. 1311, 2111 Ralph Wuest, 1353 Larry Wungcster. 1.11 James Wall. 1117 Dunnle Wynn, Mary Taltvs. 1- Fred Yeager, 27, 11111. 1514 1111.171, 201; lllltll Yom'y 145 I'hyllL UlllC 1.1-1: 12.1 Burt 9121.11 Clmrlie Young, 12.1 llorulhy Young, 1-15 11uurge Young, 1 1111110111 Young, 1-15 1111: Sue Yuung, 1-1.1 Privlllu. Young, 13:1 '1'npley Young, 1-1-1 Henry Ymmghlnml, 172, George Zudck, 1213 William Zapf, 121; Jlm law 14. 1111111 Zeilmld 111,131. Harold Zeilmun, ,1 linhert 22111111115124 Paul Zerges, 126 Penny Ziehald, 1211 Immunuul Ziegler, 27. 1.1- ; Betty Zinn, 84, 1-15, 1911, 11011 Zinvel, 131 Joseph Z11'1sslcr, 73, 1:14 I771, 21111 1115i 111 6 DIRECTORY SARAH MARGARET ABERNATHY ............... 404 Boal Street WILLIAM G1 ADELHARDT ............... 2741 Wagner Street FRANCES ALDERSON 1 2177 Baltimore Avenue JUDITH REBECCA ALFORD . 2530 Maplewood LEROY ALMON ............ 1070 Linn Street MARILYN C1 ALTHOEFER . .. 2317 Massachusetts Avenue SHIRLEY ANDERSON ............. 737 Barr Street MAE AYERS .................. 1664 Baltimore Avenue JAMES NORMAN BACHMAN .. ..... 5950 Lawrence Road TED BAILEY 1414; Hamilton Parkway JUDITH ELAINE BAKER . ...... 33 Kings Run Ct. HOLLAN BALLARD ....... . 6634 Lebanon Avenue MICHAEL BARGER .. 4910 Harold Street BETTY JEAN BARNES 1 611 Prospect Place JOSEPH RALPH BARNHART . 1. 653 Sedam Street DONALD G. BASHAM ............ 138 Gage Street THOMAS PETER BECK 1 .. 660 Steiner Avenue STANLEY BEELER ....... ..1306 Carson Avenue JAMES R. BEERMAN .. 1. 5310 Hetzel Street VIRGINIA LEE BELL .................. 2922 Sidney Street ROSALIE AMELIA BENDER .. . 129 East Clifton Avenue RAYNELL BENNETT ............ 4214 Brookside RALPH BERRENS ................. 1773 Puite Street ALBERT EITZENHOFER .. . 3332 Llewellyn Avenue FRANCIS W1 BLESSING . 1 3051 Blue Rock Pike ELIZABETH BOLDEN . 870 Ridgeway Avenue RICHARD BONNELL .. . 3519 Clifton Avenue JOSEPH ROBERT BONHEARS 1 3310 Fairlield Avenue EDWARD BDSSEE. JR. . 5337 Colerain Avenue KENNETH BRABENDER . .. . 3731 Borden Street CHARLES J1 ERACKEN . . 4206 Colerain Avenue CAROL JANE BRACKETT . . 63 Sunnybrook Drive THOMAS GENE BRADFORD . . . . .. 5850 Panama Street RICHARD A1 BREI'I'FELDER 1 . 4224 Chamber Street HERMAN D. BREWER ............... 2300 Kemper Lane MARGARET HELEN BRINKER . 1 1834 West Fork Road KENNETH A. BRISEIN .......... .. 4132 Chambers Street RONALD BRISBIN ............ .. 4132 Chambers Street PATRICK JAMES BROCKER .. ....... 3306 River Road JANICE LOUISE BROWN ..... 740 Lindy Walk ROSALEE BROWN ......... .. 5081 Ridge Avenue SAMUEL BROWN ..... 1127 Poplar Street OLIVER BROWNLEE .. 1 2623 Eastern Avenue SHIRLEY BUCKHART 1 .. 2101 Clifton Avenue JUDY BUCKNER ................ .1 1708 Chase Avenue SONJA LORRAINE BUNCH . 1 . 1 JAMES A1 BURNS ............. BENNIE A1 CAFAZZO .. JOHN P. CALAHAN . . . . ROBERT CALHOUN 1. PHILLIP E. CALLIF JAMES D. CALVERT ANTHONY F. CAMINITI MARY S1 CHAMBERLAIN 1 YVONNE CHAMBERS RICHARD CHILES ..... MARY JO CLUTHE .1 JOYCE COCHRAN 1. JERRY COLE A. PAUL COLEMAN .1. . LAWRENCE COLLIER 1 1470 Eastern Avenue JEROLD D. COLLINS 1. .. 2475 Elberon Avenue JESSE COMBS .............................. 3056 Glenway Avenue JOYCE ELAINE COOLEY .................. 1603 Sycamore Street KENNETH L1 COOPER 111111 .. 1553 Donaldson Place JAMES RUSSELL CORSON ....... 3322 River Road JAMES CARL COSTON 1733 Dreman Avenue RONALD H. COVERT . 5516 Marie Street ALVIN COWART ................ . 935 Findlay Street EDWARD H. COX 1 2904 Colerain Avenue LYNDA CRAIG ........ . 3710 Creighton Place NANCY CAROL CRAIG .. ...... 573 Flatt Terrace ALFIE M. CREECH ...... . 116 Winkler Street MARTHA FAYE CRIDER . . 1068 Rachel Street NANCY CROWTHERS .. . . 6507 Vine Street CAROL ANN CURRAN . .. ....... 3316 River Road EARL A1 CURRY ......... .. 3324 Trimble Avenue ABE CURTIS CRAYON . 1 . 9627 Lockland Road CAROLYN DANIELS ....... 2844 May Street AUDREY DAVIDSON 1 992 Cleveland Avenue ALMA DAVIS ................ 3$25 Gilbert Avenue VERONICA DEE .. 1 2928 Massachusetts Avenue JOHN V. DENIKE . ......... 1548 Pulian Avenue KENNETH DEZARN .. 4537 Innes Avenue PAUL DAVID DISBENNETT 1 111111 4131 Georgia Street JOYCE ANN DOLL ............ 1. 1805 Baltimore Avenue JEROME MICHAEL DOWLING 1765 Chase Avenue DONNA DOWNS 1 1 1018 State Avenue JUDITH ANN DRAKE .. .2110 Eastern Avenue JEAN L. DREW ........ . . 1706 State Avenue LEE DUNHOLTER .......... . 1738 N01 th Bend Road JAMES TERRYN DUNIGAN1 . .3853 Ebenezen Road MARY L. DUN CLARENCE DUNN 1. 1 1425 Main Street 1 . 623 Wayne Street 1 2508 Hansford Place 1 3052 Pattison Street . . 753 Chateau Avenue 1541 Columbia Parkway .1 2157 Eastern Avenue . .1 3218 West 8th Avenue . 1836 Fairmont Avenue 1544 Blair Avenue . 4521 Red Bank Road 1815 Linn Street 1 21 W. Clifton Avenue . . 5919 Piqua Street . 2718 Redfleld Place 1 1 622 Crown Street 1 4467 Eastern Avenue EDWARD DWELLY .. 1920 Dunlap Street VIRGIL ECTON 1775 Brennan Avenue GLADYS ESTHER EDMONDS .............. 904 Lexington Avenue 227 ANTHONY J1 EHRMAN .................... 3510 Boudinot Avenue GARY EISELE ............ . 3405 Evanston Avenue LAWRENCE P1 EISELE 2145 Rice Street HELEN JANE ELLIOTT ROBERT ELLISON 1111111111111 THOMAS WILLIAM ELLISON 1. MARIAN LOUISE ENNIS ....... MERLE EPPERSON PATRICIA ANN ERTEL 1 THOMAS ESLING DAISY EVANS .......... ROBERT LOUIS EVERS DENNIS EVERSOLE 11111 COLELA EWING ....... KENNETH FARLEY THOMAS MICHAEL FARRELL .. JOHN FEICK ..................... FRITZ FELDHAUS GEORGETTA FERGUSON DOUGLAS T. FIELDS ............ JEWEL ROBERTA FITZWATER ROBERT FLINCHUM SANDRA LYNN FLINT 1 KENNETH C1 FRICKE 1. REGINA B. FRITZ ..... DAN GARDNER ..... HELENA GARNETT 1 . 5054 Madison Road 1. 4438 Darrow Avenue .1 4438 Darrown Avenue 1 737 E. McMillan Street 1033 Parkson Place . 1006 Burton Avenue . . 1713 Elm Street 3658 Irving Street 1 . 5300 Stewart Road . 3749 Sachem Avenue ............ 5731 Sierra 1621 Bhonau Street ....... 1059 Bader Street . 1787 Baltimore Avenue ......... 1209 Blanchard .. 529 Baum Street 905 Blair Avenue . 2231 Grand Avenue . 1625 Vine Street 635 W. Bth Street 3625 Glenmore Avenue 1 580 Wilkinson Street 111 Craft Street 313 Oak Street LOIS GECKS .............. 1540 Waverly Avenue DAVID ALLEN GERARD . ............ 5217 Ravenna Street FRANK W1 GAJUS ............... 261 Parkway tHartwell. Ohio1 WILFRED AMBROSE GAUCK .. DAVID GERARD WILMA HELEN GERHARDT JOYCE GIBBS MARY GOBER THOMAS GOSHADE. JR. . BONNIE JEAN GRACE LILLIE MAE GRAY KEN GREBE MARGARET GREEN .. GEORGE R. GREER REBECCA R. GREER .. ROBERT E. GREGG WILLIAM GRIGSBY, JR. .1. EDWARD A. GROSS JUDITH GUSSETT .1.. DOROTHY HADDIX . .. BENNET RAY HALE .. JOYCE ANN HALL ............. 1610 Dhonau Street . 5217 Ravenna Street 1 1701 Carll Street ............. 1934 Fairfax 1 1647 Queen City Avenue 1815 Hewitt Avenue 1 7176 Cleves-Warsaw 819 Oak Street . 1 2308 River Road 1524 Ruth Avenue . . 6100 Vine Street . 2822 Vaughn Street 1 1628 Walnut Street ........................... 2426 May .............................. 731 Hawthurne . 4512 Hillside Avenue ........ 2631 Scioto Street . 542 E. Thirteenth Street ......... 1815 Vine Street RUSSELL HAMBLIN 513 Glenrose Avenue JOHN HANCOCK ............................. 605 Forest Avenue BARBARA JOYCE HARD ...... 1 1 2537 Gilbert Avenue KENNETH L. HARMON ........ . 2415 Fairview Avenue HUBERT R. HARRELL . 1 ....... 2143 Rice Street CARL HARRIS 1 3583 Wilson Avenue STANLEY O. HARRISON ..... 3645 Irving Street WILLIAM EARL HAYS . 1760 Powers Street CATHLEEN HEARD .. 564 Glenwood Avenue JOSEPHINE HEARD . 564 Glenwood Avenue WILLIAM HEMING . 4818 Harold Street JACK D1 HENDRICKSON 4170 Turrill Street BEVERLY JEANNE HENSCHEN . . 4807 Winneste Avenue CAROL ANN HENSCHEN .. . 4807 Winneste Avenue JOHN ROBERT HENSLEY .. 1111111 1023 St Gregory BENSON FRANK HERMES 4604 N. Edgewood JUANITA R. HICKS . 300 Lytle Street BETTY JANE HILL 1. 125 Vale Avenue EWELL HILL . 3556 Wiscansin Avenue LOIS KATHRYN HILL . 1 4358 Badgely Avenue MELVIN RAY HILL 111111 1738 Main Street RONALD G1 HILL . 625 Epworth Avenue JAKE W. HILPOLSTEINER ........... 5750 Davey BARBARA ELLEN HODGE .. 612 Klotter Avenue ELIZABETH HOFF . 1 2026 Burnet Avenue CHARLOTTE HOLCOMB .. . . . 2229 Eastern Avenue BOBBY HOLLINGSWORTH . . 1175 Gilbert Avenue LORETTA HOLT ..................... 2012 F Sutter ROBERT J1 HOLT . 126 Winkler Street LYN HOLTHAUS 1. 1561 Chase Avenue RICHARD HOOG . 6235 Marie Street WILLIAM WALTER HOPPER 1, 11111 229 Congress RONALD J. HORN 11111 5277 Ponce Lane SARA ANN HORTON 1 701 Baymiller Street JAMES RALPH HOSKINS 425 E. 13th Street WILLIAM RONALD HUCKABY 1. . 3951 Gould Avenue JERRY N1 HUGHES 1. 1795 Sycamore Street BERNICE HUNTER . . 1039 Freeman Avenue BARBARA ANN HURSONG . 11111111 300 Lytle Street ELAINE B. ISOME ........... 2623 Melrose WILLIAM PHILLIP JACKSON . . 978 Cleveland Avenue SHERMAN E1 JEFFERS ........ . . 964 Windsor Street ROBERT L. JENKINS . 104B Linn Street HERMAN JETT 11111111 4428 Verne MARY JANE JOHNSON .. 1 706 W. 8th Street PAUL F. JOHNSTON .. ..... 6362 River Road ALLEN W1 JONES ..... 1 1035 Straight Street KENNETH JORDEN 3600 Wilson Avenue DIRECTORY JACK RONALD JUSTICE .................... 418 Ludlow Avenue JERRY DONALD JUSTICE .. ..... 418 Ludlow Avenue PHILIP KALLSCHMIDT . . . ........ 1859 Fairmount Avenue THOMAS KANET ................ 1396 Ernst Street LAWRENCE KAYLOR .. 1. 5994 Kellugg Avenue WILLIAM H. KAYLOR ....... .. 5994 Kellogg Avenue CHARLES EDWARD KEITH .. ......... 524 Baum Street MARY ALICE KELLEY ....... V 121 Dorchester Avenue ROSE MARY KELLY ................ 1220 Sassafras DOLORES KENNEBREUW 6863 East Fork Avenue ROBERT G. KIFFMEYER .......... 1623 Tuxworth JERRY EDWARD KIHNKE .......... 3911 Millasbrae Avenue JERRY CHARLES KINZBACH . . 3818 N1 Broadlawn Circle NORMAN G. KIRK ...................... 1166 Bates Street BOBBIE RUTH KLEIN 1 . . 417 Delta Avenue JOYCE E. KOCH .................... 2315 Muriel Court MANFRED PAUL RICHARD KOCH .......... 5742 Doerger Lane RUSSELL RANDOLPH KONNAGAN, JR. ..114142 Langland Street VEHNA KRAMER ........................... 1915 Eastern Avenue ROGER F. KREKE ............ 4 East Charlton JEROME M. KREMER . . 3309 Augusta Avenue EMER P. KRIES ......... . 5087 Kingsley Drive GARY LEE KRUEGER . V 2489 Saturn Avenue JUSTINE KRUEGER V . 2489 Saturn Avenue SARAH. JO LAMB ................. 2222 Luth Street JAMES GUY LAMPKIN . . . 5648 Belmont Avenue RALPH W. LANE ........ .. 1128 Grand Avenue PAUL HARRY LANGE . 1. 3057 Crstmoor Lane MAHSAIL LARRISON . . ....... 3251 Gilbert Avenue DAVE LAWRENCE .......... 3755 Pennsylvania Avenue FRANK THOMAS LAWSON 1. 1 . 2722 Jefferson Avenue RITA LEIGH ...................... 3698 Vine Street MICHAEL J'. LESCH . . . .. 4252 Colerain Avenue ALLEN W. LINDSAY ............ V 624 Maryland Avenue CHARLOTTE ANN LOHMILLER V . 318 Magnolia Street LAWRENCE EDWARD LOHRER ....... . 3741 Bnrden Street CHARLES WILLIAM LONGBOTTOM .1 .. 4717 SEttle Street HERB LONNEMAN, JR. 1. 1935 Garden Lane KYLE LEE LOVE ..................... 239 Stetson NANCY CAROLYN LOWRY. . . .. 3019 O'Bryon Street VENETTA ANCELENE LYNCH . ...... 1109 Van Buren CECIL MADDEN 1127 Carney Street TEDDY MADDIX V 746 Beechwood Avenue LLOYD L. MALICOAT .1 1318 Bowman Avenue G1 BARBARA MALLOTT . .. 2435 W1 McMicken DONALD MANDICH ........ 1708 Race Street EARL LeVOUGHN MANN . 1. 1284 Shepherd Lane MYRNA LOY MANNING ..... . 2747 Robert Avenue GEORGE CHARLES MAZZIN . .. 2253 Moifat Coult DAVID A1 MARCUM . 2601 Coierain Avenue DON MARQUARDT ............. . 4031 Cornell Road JOSEPH ANTHONY MARSALA 1 . 2724 Scioto Street SHIRLEY ANN MARSHALL . . 2468 River Road JUNE MARTIN .............. . .. 6476 Kellogg Road ROBERT MARTIN ......... . 1615 Freeman Avenue EDWARD LEROY MASON 1. 520 W. 7th Street SAM D. MASSENGALE . . 32 Craft Street THOMAS MATHES ....................... 2878 Sidney JACKIE L. MATHEWS . . 4852 Spring Grove Avenue JANICE MAUPIN .............. 3370 E. Millvale Circle DONALD E. MEINERS . . 1612 Crest Hill Avenue JOY DEE McCULLOUGH .. .. 1676 Queen City Avenue PATRICIA JEAN McGINLEY .. ........ 2406 Spring Grove MI'ICHELL GRANT McKINLEY 552 Armory Avenue LINDA LEE McPETERS 2938 Henshaw Avenue JOSEPH EDWARD MENTRUP . 3606 W. 8th Street CHARLES A1 MESSMORE ................... 1446 Eastern Avenue RONALD JOSEPH MICHAELSON ........ 1232 Paddick Hills JOSEPH T. MILLER ............. V 1 1921 Race Street RICHARD F1 MILLER .. .......... 2473 Scully Street FAYE MITCHELL ...... . 114 E. McMicken Avenue MARY I. MOORE ....... 430 Kings Run Drive GLORIA MOORMAN ....... 3910 North Bend Road. MICHAEL JAMES MORAN VVVVVVVVV 5036 Rapid Run PEGGY JOYCE MULLINIX .. 1622 Dhonau Street BILL McMULLlNS ............... 2009 Elm Street RUTHIE MYHAND . .1 . 1 36 McLean Avenue JERRY A. NAYLOR .. . 1101 Bates Avenue MONA M. NEELY .1.. . 1. 5364 River Road RICHARD NEWMAN . ............ 3847 Culerain CHARLOTTE NOEL .. 3325 Montgomery Road J UNE NORRIS ............................ 281 Craft Street RICHARD DEWAYNE OLIVER ............... 3848 Colerain Avenue ARCHA OWENS ................................. 2316 May Street JOHN H. OWENS ........ 2043 Eastern Avenue DONALD RAY PABST .. . 1646 Quebec Road CARL R. PALMER ....... . 615 Neave Street JAMES E. PALMER 1. 1 609 E. Epworth GEORGE PARRISH . 1803 Clarion GERALD B. PARROTT .. 1553 Chase Street JAMES PAXTON .......... . . 963 Martin Place BERTHA MARIE PEACH ,. . 1512 Republic Street WALTER PEAK ................ 5372 River Road JOHN PELCHA ..... 12 F Heath Court JUDITH ANN PELTON ....... . 6071 Lantana Avenue CHARLES ARTHUR PENN .. 409 Stone Street PATRICIA PERRY ..................................... 1385 Byrd 22-8 DONALD PETERS ............................ 310 Stanley Avenue HURDIE PHILLIPS. JR. 1. . 216 RockdaIe Avenue ALBERT B. PIENING .. 3422 Glenway Avenue ERNEST G. PIERANI ...... .. 4561 Anthony Avenue JANET CAROLE POWELL ..................... 3728 Morris Place JANET F. POWELL 37 E. McMicken Avenue CHARLES FEATHER 1767 Patrick Drive WATER PRIDEMORE 3714 Borden ROBERT LOUIS PYLE ......................... 4703 Mathis Street BETTY JEAN RACE ....... . 2138 Kindel Avenue BARBARA ANN RAMSAY . 1133 Gilsey Avenue ANN RANDOLPH 11111111 .. . 1602 Carll Street ROBERT RAYMOND .. ...... 2019 Pecan Street JAMES REID . . V 831 Lexington Avenue ROBERT R. REULE ......... .2905 W. McMicken Avenue JACK FILMORE RHODUS . 1705 Lang Street CHESTER RICKS .............. 574 Hale GERALD RIEMAN 4572 Eastern Avenue KATHRYN LUCILLE RIGGS . . 2810 Maryland Avenue ROBERT LEE RILEY ............... 356 4 Mile Road ALBERT C. RITTER ...... . . 2932 Cormany Avenue IRIS A. J. ROBERTSON .. . . 529 R-idg'eway Avenue ALOYSIUS ROLFES ..1.11...... .1 3635 Mayfxeld Avenue HELEN C. ROLFES 1. . 3635 Mayfield Avenue HOWARD RUBIN .......... 1160 ananda Terrace JOHN EDWARD RUSSELL ............. 169 E. M?Mirken Avenue WALTER ALEXANDER SCARBOROUGH 111111 2703 Park Avenue ANN LOUISE SCHIRMER .................. 2833 Clavnole Avenue EDWARD C. SCHOENING .. 5570 Nash Road JAMES SCHOLZ ........... . 4255 Langland Street JOHN W. SEYMOUR. JR. ..... 4141 Lakeman Street JACK L. SHEPHERD ..... . 537 EV Enworth Avenue MYRON PAUL SHARP . ....... 412 Melish Avenue THOMAS SHARP .................... 2253 Loth Street GERALDINE ANN SHIELDS . .. 3030 Marshall Avenue BETTY SHIRLEY .................. 1631 Carl! Avenue HAROLD ROY SIERVELD . . 1604 Queen Citv Avenue FRED SILBER . .. 1227 Sassafras Street VIRGINIA SIMMONS . 3519 Stacev Avenue CHARLES SIMPSON 1 . 1 . MARY IDA SING ..... HERBERT SISKA .. VERNON SLUDER . RONALD SMTTH .......... ROY HERSCHEY. SMITH . EDWARD SDIEGET. ...... CHARLES STANLEY .1 GLORIA STEWART GLORIA STOPER 1737 Dreman . 3815 Bnrden Street . 1 3638 Sed'er Street ........ 3749 Sachem V 1 689 Ghnlgnn Avenue ....... 2610 Mays Street . 3032 Cn'erain Avenue 1 595 West. 81h StreEt . 2325 Ronding Road ....... 2223 Gladstone HETFN STUPPPTFH ....... . 3935 Ummar Avenue BAFRARA A. SULLIVAN V. 1 1036 Sh'atht Sfreet DANIEL W. SULLTVAN .................... 65 W. McMil'an StTEEt CAROLYN PATRIFTA SWIFT ................. 911 Ehrman Avenue WILLTE JAMES SYKES 547 Armnrv Avenue GERT'RUDE LILLA TANNER .. 5043 Foley Road SALENA ANN TAYLOR . 1 7377 Ravine Street DONNA JEAN THOWSON .. . 1719. Kzrvnev Avenue WTIJIAM E. TILLETT ....... .. 2216 Clifton Avenue DAVID TOT.T..E 1 4440 Darmw Avenue EDWTN DONALD TOLIE. . . . . 4440 Darmw Avenue MARGARET LEE TPOSPER V 2003 G Sutter Avenue LAURA CAPOL TPOVILLO .. . 165513er Avanue HELEN UNDERWOOD .............. 1617 Wm1 Howard Taft Road CH9?! ES EDWARD VALENTINE ............... 2153 Rice S1reet REINIER VnnPRAAG ............. 1 5821 Lathmn Plate DETDRES VEAL ...... 732 Barr Street JOYCE GEPTRUDE VORNBERG .. 113 Inwnnd Place RONATVD WAHL ........................ 118 E. 12th Street DENNIS L. WATSH ............ V 2040 Baltimore Avenue JOSEPH ARTHUR. WALTERS ......... 438 Ada Street ANNA WASHTNGTON 823 Daytun Street RUBY WATSON ................ 411 Cutter ANNA MARIE WEBB 1. ...... 2874 River Road DONALD A. WEDIG ..... . 1616 E1beron Avenue RICHARD WEIDE ........ 1136 Beech Avenue CORLETTA WEINGARD . 3082 Henshaw Avenue JAMES AULTON WHEELDON .1 . 973 Mazlin Street NEAL WHEELER 7 E. M M'llan Street DONALD WICKERSHAM . ....... 1600 Elm Street ALBERT F. WILLIAMS .1 . 973 Martin Street BETTY L. WILLIAMS .. V 1 146 Peete Street MYRTIS WILLIAMS ...... 946 W. 8th Street TOMMY LEE WILLIAMS . .. 3485 W. Millvale Circle MARILYN WINFORD ............ 2359 Ohio Avenue JUDITH ELOISE WINTERS 128 Calhoun Street RUSSELL WOLF ............. 4120 3151; Street-Oakley CHARLES R, WOODWARD . ..... 3619 Wabash Avenue BARBARA LEE WUEST 1637 Harrison Avenue PHYLLIS MARIE YETT .. ....... 9537 Florence CHARLIE YOUNG . 1647 HoEner Street GEORGE WILLIAM YOUNG . 3832 Colerain Avenue HENRY YOUNGBLOOD. JR. .. ...... 3132 Van Buren GEORGE ZADEK .............. . 1629 Pulte Street WILLIAM ANTHONY ZAPF .. . 4232 Leeper Street PAUL STANLEY ZERGES, JR. .. 6134 Bramble PEGGIE BELL ZIEBOLD ............................ 175 Woolper MRS. MAITHRE EXPLAINS RELATED CAMERMAN GETS CLOSE-UP FRO, w. c. E. T PROGRAM, WSW WW? Linn JTUDmT's ADD LA TUTOUCHES TO FINE ART PROJECTS. J J4 u t ograloAd WEVE PUT THE PENDULUM TO BED THINK WELL FOLLOW SUIT 232