Smith Center High School - Centrian Yearbook (Smith Center, KS)

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As pres1dent of Kayettes member of the tumblmg team g1rls glee club band Booster Club and FHA LaMona. Leonard was kept busy throughout the year She was also on the Tom Tom and Centrxan staffs and act1ve nn dramat1cs but st1ll found t1me to boost the Athol basketball team Another qulet member of the sen1or class was Delv1n Duntz Even though he was qulet he managed to get a lot of work done as ed1tor of the Centrxan He was elected to N3tlOH3l Honor Soc1ety h1s sen1or year He served on the Tom Tom staff and was act1ve 1n H1 Y and FFA ln whlch he was on sev eral of the Judgmg teams Joan McGee was another one of the luck1er glrls to rece1ve a d1amond th1s year Even though she had her m1nd on her d1amond she excelled 1n mus1c w1th her alto volce She was aCtlVC 1n Kayettes FHA Booster Club and was on the Tom Tom staff One of Bernard Grlffings favor1te pastlmes was play1ng pool He also added plenty of power to the football team He was a mem ber of FFA and H1 Y Quxet but always Wllllflg to do her part 1n school organ1zat1ons was Helen Hawkins Her ma1n trouble was dr1v1ng 1n to school on bad country roads She was a member of Kayettes and FHA Small but understandmg Helen Patman was always around when needed She accom pllshed a lot 1n mus1c FHA and attended Kayette Camp Come on gang let s go was often repeated by Pat Coulson the head cheer leader th1s year She was act1ve IH all school orgamza tlons but always found tune to knock on Wood She was elected to the Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety her Jumor year and rece1ved the DAR award her semor year Larry Cates pres1dent of Student Councll and Letter Club and captain of the football team was also VICE pres1dent of H1 Y and sports edltor of the Tom Tom and Centr1an He was also act1ve 1n dramat1cs basketball track FFA and representat1ve to Boys State Larry was another sen1or who found txme for a Jun1o1 g1rl Thelma Borgmann attended her freshman year 1n Athol She was the first sen1or g1rl to recelve a sparkler for her left hand Even though her ma1n 1nterest was out of town she was act1ve 1n mus1c Kayettes and alwavs had hlgh scholastlc honors If you saw a flash go by 1t must have vlrglllla Humnch Her ma1n del1ghts d1v1ng ten tumblmg team members wr1t1ng to a saxlor She served on the been were and Cen tr1an staff and was act1ve 1n all school or g8IllZ8tl0l'lS 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - ' - 1 1 1 . , . . 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 I 1 . . U 1 11 ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' u 11 1 1 1 1

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In spite of his bad leg, Bill Dillon could al- ways get around enough to give the teachers trouble. He excelled in FFA judging teams and was active in sports. He was a repre- sentative for Boys' State and served as vice- president of the class his senior year. Keeping order in senior class meetings was Curtis Craig's main problems. He has served as class officer for three years. In the mid- dle of his fourth year in football, he received a knee injury. This kept him from show- ing his ability in basketball his senior year. Being tall, dark, and handsome, he always attracted the new girls in S. C. H. S. Dee Lambert was one of the easy-going members of the senior class. He was active in FFA, music, Hi-Y and treasurer of the senior class, but always found time for a certain junior girl. Quit pinching me, was often said to Connie Blaylock Besides keeping track of a cer- tain senior boy she was active in Kayettes music dramatics and also a member of the tumbling team for four years She was sec retary of the senior class Bill Moore the Romeo of the senior class was one of our leading basketball players He was also vice president of Student Coun cil cabinet member of H1 Y Sentinel of FFA and took part in dramatics Aside from this Bill spent a lot of his time with a freshman gir Besides being FHA president this year Thelma Flint always found time to help ev eryone else She was active in dramatics Kayettes Booster Club served on the Cen trian taff and was student council repre The girl who always had a smile for every one was Elame Shockley She was a mem ber of Kayettes FHA and also kept her name on the honor roll sentative from the senior class Small but mighty Arden Williams was one of the roving kind He attended school in Athol Kansas Pueblo Colorado Nampa Idaho and Joined our class his senior year to complete his education He was student manager of football and in the senior play Y' Duane Blickenstaff one of the rowdy mem bers of the senior class was president of H1 Y and active in dramatics sports and FFA Most of Blick s spare time was spent with a senior girl Although Mary Amis was one of the girls who had a big interest out of school she was active in FHA Kayettes and dramatics secretary of Student Council she served on the Tom Tom and Centrlan staff She also was a representative to Girls State She was elected to National Honor Society her senior year ,qw -.--0.3 'ihsmf-w 9 an i ! ! Y 9 it 71 ' ' . 1 ' 1 . ' l. 7 Q . . . , 1 1 ' 7 7 GK ' ' Il ' . U, 3 , l 9, . ' , , - . . - , . ' 1 1 il ' Y Y! ' . 5' A . . I . . ' . 1 I , . Besides being president of Booster Club, 1 , yd., AI 2

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Bclng elected as D1str1ct P1es1dent of FHA was a real honor for Helen Lumpkin She xx as also a candldate for State Homemaker nd a cabmet memb r of Kayettes and FHA She was kept busy Wlth act1v1t1es ln music and as busmess manager of the Tom Tom second semester Helen st1ll found t1me to xx r1te letters to her sa1lor 1n Hawa11 Wherever J C Chance went laughter was sure to follow J C always kept the amuse ment gomg m the dullest moments He was actlve m s orts dramat1cs and other school D organ1zat1ons I you heard the QXPFCSSIOH you all our lCd headed southern glrl Shirley Blownmg cc uld usually be ound close by Some re member her as Grandma from the Jumor play A Llttle Hcney She was busmess manager of the Centuan and took part 1n all school organlzatlons She also was repre scntatlve to Grrls State Mildred Pounds one of the few people who was gifted Wlth perfect pxtch IS plannmg to make muslc her career Mlldred could al ways be counted on to keep everyone laugh In Although Ben McV1cker has been w1th us for only one year he has made many frlends He not only excelled ID sports but ln muslc '11 d scholastlc standlngs mam hobby vxas collectmg letter sweaters class rmgs and stockmg caps She was ac t1VC ID school act1v1t1es and spent a lot of her t1me workmg at the theatre Joyce mov ed to Topeka at the end of the first semester to attend Topeka H1gh Bcttel known as Abe Lynn Gardner was fmendly to everyone He d1d a very success ful 1ob 1n belng photographer for the Cent llan He was actlvo ln FFA H1 Y and SDO1 ts Imogene Delchen a former Alton glrl 3o1n cd our class her sen1or year She was actlve ln FHA and recelved her State Homemaker D grce when she was a sophomore She Was also ass1stant edltor of the Tom Tom second semester Outs1de of school work Jack Niles mam headache was dehvermg 1ce cream for Edell s He was a member of H1 Y and FFA Another of our red headed glrls was Ruth Dlrks who went to Athol her first year of hxgh school Although qulet she upheld the the more brllllant slde of the sen1or class She was actlve ln Booster Club Kayettes and was m the Jumor play e A e . . . , ' 1 , , r - 44 vv L . , , . V 'r - H- YY . ' ' ' Al ' 97 ' . . , ' - . g' . Y ' . 1 1 . 'fe Tiny but fierce was Joyce Berridge. Her y . , Y , f ' ' ' V . Y V A , . U 1! . , . '. . . rl . l . ' , .- ve I L - ! 7 e . H ' A D t , 1 I - v