West Allis High School - Wamago Yearbook (West Allis, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1946 volume:

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V WGIHG O year beck We-st 511118 Central hlqh Sched Of west ellis, wisccmsm hfe at Central The ttme has come to b1d farewell to two of the most beloved teachers at Central Mr Paul l Bast and Mr I Emerson Nye When school begms agatn next fall we shall mrss them but we shall not forget them because they were more than yust tnstructors they were tnends who shed thetr shell of teacher and walked nght 1nto our hearts For twenty SIX years lflr Bast taught l11SlOIY not ln the old cut and drled fashlon of dates and battles but 1n the excttmg manner of mterestmg tales and anecdotes as only he knew how was young at heart and when we needed cheermg up he was always on hand w1th a Joke or two to l EMERSON NYE do the tr1ck When he led communtty slngtng and took us back to the Gay N1net1es durrng the Faculty Assembly we knew that he was more than just a hrstory teacher he was one of us Durtng the years Mr Nye taught here he was somewhat of a Central trad1t1on wtth hrs d1st1nct1ve black bow t1e long tlowmg hatr and rare dramattc ablhty Hrs speech classes were always packed wtth lun and lauahter because he bel1eved tn aavetv as well as hard work We all knew what he meant by hard work too when we slaved over decla mat1ons and the all class plays whtch he always d1rected lt IS to these two unforgettable teachers that the l94o Wamago IS ded1cated l-le understood us so well because he, himsell, PAUL I. 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Anne Butler George Strom Wtlllarn Walter math Most of us found tt pretty hard gotng tn our math classes unless of course we had answer books or bratns hke Etnstetn Such ub1ect as algebra plane geometry sohd and trtg kept us burnmg the rntdntght otl all through our htgh Chool days and for those of us who dtdnt know our math there was the revtew course that was compulsory We certatnly pared over the old books and when we ftmshed we knew our math from x to pt 5. I, V t . M gkt llflr l. we r 'x..lQ'- Lf ,:Y'7.r. 'lF'l Q engllsh nere 5 1 e For l seen rt should oe see Under the wdtcnlul ey es of lflr Low e't dnd we Engl sh sfdff we redrned rne lunddrrrentdls ol the Englrslr ldngudge df ve were 'rd e rcrer n r v Wlrllllljj nur Q n lO xngwt rxl v fdr f r, red Ln rinse Cldssesf' 'Vlrreddlr the rnsn rdtron of poetry f 1rr,o A Q rers but n . . 2 iZ2CYf5CJ rf cr llrclcenses were -159' hlstory In three yeotrs ot htstory we covered everythtng from the Stone Age to the Atornrc Age plus soctology econornrcs ond government problems Arnertcotn htstory wos regutred rn our Junlor veor ond how Con we ever forget how We sloved over those dotes ond Amer cgn Ooserver tests out we teorneo more tnon ootes We leorneci why where ond how dttterent events come oloout ond whot effect they hod on our hves rn preporo tton tor our duttes os ctttzens 9 Ifefffrr Iohnnor. Chrrrte: tmtgon Iohn Phchtfx 1 , I, X5 Peter Werner X ta SCISIICS If It wasnt valences 11 was eauatlons 11 11 wasnt makmg motors 11 was solvmg mtle long phYS1CS problems and 11 11 wasnt dtssectlng worms lt was studylng about the d1gest ve tract Thts was what we d1d through three years ot htgh chool sc1ence and when we tntshed words hke sub hmatton anhydrous phonode1k and osrno IS were part ot our vocabularres and part of our knowledge Wtth such sctenttttc masters as Mrss D11tmar Ivftss Gatz It Sta tm and Mr Wttle we wh12zed through a ctence course that was both fun and hard work Lola C07 Damon Shook OI We need some posters made and we were Wondertng f Yes 1ts Just another request and another specral Job for the Art Department Wh1ch was busy all through the year makmg decoratrons for Chnstmas grad uatlon and the Prom When not tnvolved rn extra work a httle btt of everythtng went on 1n the drfferent classes fashlon des1gn1ng cartoomng clay IT1llS1C lfustc was a real part of our Lrfe at Cen tral Whtle tt was the swtng boogxe woogle and Jazz that we enloyed most the mus1c of the great masters also found a place rn our darly hves largely through the efforts of the lffustc Department Harmony chorus band and orchestra were the courses offered and those of us who dtdn t take dtrect advantage of them found pleasure n the work of those who drd Mtss Cox and Mr Shook were the muslc rnaestros who kept up the good work 1n thts f1e d l . lie I . , . Helen Melee ,Allee Russell modeling, Weaving, fine arts, and illustration. A 5 ' 1 . Owen G1bbOH commercldl cxsd' lk Dcv 111 dcry 0111 1 e sdme old dnve out T1 the end we were glad our iedchers vere 50 pdt1er1+ and pers stem It ook V G1bbOH TVIISS Scherer FAISS Rc11e1gh cmd Mr Essock to tecxch 115 our p cmd qs 1 OUSITIGSS correctly w1th Mr M111 h hcx1'1dl11'1g the Coff1rherc1c11 Law Wh1Ch DYO113 11 I1Ul'lv 0 hedddchc 1 13 w eqer chccd '..'1QiHrf 'g?,.:1',' ..1Q'r13r. . :Qi-17:1 .111 'rcd SS. ict languages The ITIGQIC ot the old world and the new was taught 1n the Language D epartment and wh1le we struggled W1th Latm declens1ons and Spanlsh translatxons we also learned about the customs of other nat1ons lVlag1stra Boyce and Maglstra DeBru1n taught us the language of the nlrl Pfsmfmq vwlamlo D nf S rw Q + me 1 WNW UA our nelghbors to the South The Pan Amencan day assembly was agam the mam undertakmg of all the Spanrsh classes and lt h1t a new h1gh spot IU color rnus1c and danc1ng Edlth Boyc Ahce De Brum . i , ' ' ' lf. .-,rw-,-.NA Ai ,M ..-.......- . rue ora seoruxn helped us along wrt.. tn ran sf ' Frm Gs t Edward Byerly Ltlllcm Otto M shop cmd home economtcs Urtoer the wcxtcrttul eves ot Messrs Ertcx Cterte Byertv cmd Sturm Central s strong ctw ec tor wwe occupattons my Us rt Urtmg ct res X Q ts t UGO erttre. 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' ' JH hbrory oofeterlo For good food Centror15 oook worr15 were busy borrng rnto 224 th15 ,fedr Where they J15 on of MISS Lrlhdn Dovrs ire hbrdry wo5 C1 leodqudrters for dll the book ledrnrn tudents And pedkrng oi oood rood roorn 30 Wd the pldce wnere thdi noon ddy hunger WC15 Ruth VcClurg and wer helpers everythrng from sonp ro nuts wos 'served ond uhrnmrn w rt oo I R 1h McCh1r:1 . . , , h S . , J , S found 5on'1e good pickings. Under the super- sotisfied. Under the Wotchful eyes of P71155 . Q A . , . .1 Xl I , Floyd Gobert gym ond pool The vrgorous phy ed program corrrted on m our gym omd pool closses mode us use those unused muscles ond oh the ofter effects were terrthc Bock m thetr old posrtrohs omd reody to help M1ss Brcmclt ond Mr Gobert were lf' ss Adoms cmd Coach Gortyo who were Just drschorged from the servrce The result wos exercrse rn true orrrtf ortcl oovy loshxort ond rt wosht eosyl 'J . I ' , V xt , 1' f' . - .N llf! 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GC BARGANS, RICHARD Dick I'W1th IIIS hearty laugh and cheerful ways Hell he a good doctor till the end of l'11s days BERKHOLTZ, IANET lanet 'IA girl with a pleasmg :mile And a personality really worthwhile' BROSOWSKY ARLEEN r Personaltty ltlcc her cmt b brat T 1s to all 1 qu1te a treat BROZOVICH IOHN Broz A great b1g athlete 1 he W1th appeal to the gtrlw a you can see CARIAN ANGELINE Ang1e She has her tun wh1le Cuttmg a rug For we all know shes a ntterbug CHROMASTA IEAN J ' Wlth her charmtng smtle and YOQUISII e She won the heart ot many a guy COVIC DORIS Dons cute ltttle dancer 1 e Wlth a weet personaltty DIEZ CARL Charhe Our clam prestdent 1 lull ot I n But he always got ht le on done DAVIS CHARLES Chuck A ltttle knowledge 1 a danaerou tl11ng 'I'1at Nh I dont get an DeFOUW HARRY Harry 1e11 tn c ool he ee 1 very qu et N1th the fellow he 1 a no CYAPLEWSKI BERNICE Bern1e Czaple L1jOU a tantne w as an '1 C1ra1111 a LVIIALTT SALLY a Sweet per onaltt I ct ra ca ISI YNN EDWARD I ddte VRAKFS UNE une CLRICH IRENL ro I A , A l X S ' M 4 :1 I ' are f 5 1 ' ' T1 .. , B . ye A ' 'ss :nh ' IEE u , 1 'S , Y ' A Y ' WI 1 12 t1 11 -11:3 1 , But ' ' 5 5 ' t lf ' ' -w.:': ' C'I1 ra It r Yczu tll Y It AA' it I 1 1t r' .rf , S l ' ' ' ss y Ful. 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Z Ili' U' , ' Car ts Vflezztetzzrgeg :1 :gopy :'::11et1::1eJ :TILA Q K GREESON ADA LEE Ada Ready to wo k ready o p R adv' to help where 'ie rr GUETERSOHN ROBERT Bob Hes not very tall bu .ve cal hi Nne t come to good g ade '1 HAMMERER IUNE Hammer a ite ealaay has himo 't HECIMOVICH HELEN Hecky Always Jolly always kmd nes me la like HEETY IUNE Little Hefty Our valedictorian i a 'nat l te 'ni e Cet in o a a gumen h g tigi HILL NITA Nitie Love came into her hear one day lu t for J vi it and decided to y IACOBS RICHARD Rich There ll always be crowd wher lake will pluty A Iamou pianist hell be ome day KALASHIAN CHARLES Chuck Happy go lucky gay and tree Theres nothing at all that bother me KASUN DONALD Don When hes a violinist ot great fame West Allis Central can claim his name KILICHIAN VICTORIA Vicky Gay and pleasing is this Cuban lot The salutatorian of the 46 cla s KLOSE VIRGINIA Ginny With big brown eyes she looks at him How can she tell if its Ioe or l1m7 KORADE EVELYN vy So quiet so modest so winning so weet So maiy virtues we love to repeat KRAMER AUDRIE Audrie Short and weet A gill you d like to meet LAISIC DANIEL Danny Fling away studies tl1ng away ar Im oft for a good time come ii you darel LANDIS BETTY Bi y Bifty's fella really keep' her quite busy, Enough to make anyone else feel dizzy LEE IANICE Iohnnie 'iIohnnie's leaving her heart in school, 'Cause Ieep says it's for him to rule, LYNCH, ARDITH Ardie Ardie's being true to her soldier, Right, George? MACHO, FRANK Bud Mind the music and the step And with the girls be handy. 45-, MAEL, VERNA Verna From all reports Shes fond of spore ' MANNING, ALICE Q Al lwOl too tall, not foo snort, Alice is on dll round good sport MASECH, ELI-J Elly A deoater, d soldier, all around lad, Though temperamental, he never got mad MAZURCO, TONY Tony 'i'l'his fellow always has a grin on his face, And on the gridiron he's az. ace' NAUKKARI, VIOLET Vi 'Lots of friendships has this girl called Vi, With quiet ways but a twinkle in her eye. NELSON IANE ante Her heart is under lock and key To whom does her hear belong Gordon Lee RADCLIFFE RoBi5RT Ripper Foo ball man ba ketball man Last but noi least a lcxdys man RADOSEVIC MILDRED Millie She loves to dance the live long day She loves to work sometimes they say SACCULLO CONCETTA Conn e Gay and fun loving i this la A witty member of the 46 class SCI-ILUGE EUGENE Gene A former swimmer really swell Also a track mon who did well SCI-IOEMANN MARION Marion Men may come and men may B t I go on forever SCI-IROEDER GORDON Melvin No girl in eve y por has he Hes rue o one is Nea ariie SEIBERT IAMES jimmy A diller a dollar An early scholar SIMON IAMES X Iirnrny Hi twinkling eyes and miling face Brough im hme to dlrio Jnv ,1 SRATA ANGELINE Angie ohe eally charrning al hough quita A v rv good friend to arf 'rid dll STEEANAC RICHARD Dic G L1 V 'I SUTTINGIR JOHN lfiliann TELICH DOROTHY ru .1 C1 , I I ' A 5 . a f ff , t , s , , , 1' , I . . . go, u .' ll ' ' ' r t . K, ', I t - h'. za' -:E I .I X, ' , , 'rs ' . Q , . Q5 ' I .ts.s.. 1 :rf 4 plfce' A , 'C' 'ga r . Q E, t . ' - ztrnall, e if tr . . , In 'N-:ver H re ne er We could never find fizrzz 1:. 1 .ixirry . , . , . . - , Speed if xl! rzgig is' 1 TI,-3 iC71::,:fj- Leg' the :arf -. ., D t Qxriet r. I L .f r ': E Lif- A3.-.'3','5 rriuii IiJVc Jr friend TERSEN DONALD Don Dons been shy SINCE 1un1or hlgh TODOROVICH GEORGE Todor A a my man so dark and tall Ard1th keeps h1m on the ball VAN HoRNE IANEF X van Home She 1 clever and very brtgh And she works wtth all her rmg VIEL SHIRLEY Shrrl ull of fun but she gets her les ons too There tsnt a favor she wouldnt do VIEHL DONALD Don Some are born qulet some achleve greatness And o'ne have grealnes thru t upon them Hes full of vxtallty vtgor and v1m A tenn1s star whom we call hm WANEK IOSEPH oe She loves hlm she love htm not she love html WEITKUNAT ALFRED A y Allys one of the best of guys Always crappmg desplte h1s S1Z6 YAMNIK IOSEPHINE losey P0156 personahty and manners plus We re glad to say shes one ol us ZUBACK ROBERT o Although he has a lot of wxt Hes very shy at uslng lt among the m1ss1ng RICHARD BALISTIERRI H LEO MILLER FRANK CANNESTRA ALBERT OWEN LAWRENCE DEUCHARS WALLACE PLAUTZ BETTY IANE HERNSHEIM GERALD STEWART RAYMOND KASICA IOHN TOMASELLO WALTER WACHHOLZ S ' L Y L 'thff WANEK, IAMES y , Q nm .- I - - I ,I , lf , y B b L the lune Class leaf Jia QIIIXX Z 2 1' llll F Fl' The ous ness l e sen or Class ,ot .lnder way wt .J F ez s chrel nexl rn lrne Always eady Wllh pencll rn hand was Evelyn Wrsralowsla sec tdry W1ll'1 Delores DeCarrara and Clarence Blas7ylc co watchers of the strong box Dolores Norby Ann Lylle Sylvra Fudzrnskr Blll Walters and Bob Lllrngen were always ready to help solve the problems as rnernbers of the execuhve COI1lIT11llCG V S' ff . 7 1 L K Q X lx ' l gl Q X. x llt . M ,...S X NWA wx! 'Q'-ff Q Wm!! Xxx 5 'J Q 25 ' 1 , , 5 4 , i I 2 . ' fu ,. 3 ' QQ A l Q V , Q' 4 ' A . 3 QQ1 Q Q 1 I Q4 8 CD' Q . , 5 :A ill , 3 ' 7 rn Q , - y if Q ' yq K1 ,- rn 3 Q. r I Q6 ' r WXN X 'W gb NLE awards f K 4, ,-fr ANDERSON, CAROL Andy Dimples flashing in her cheeks, Gum clicking between her teeth, ANDERSON, EDWARD Eddie To succeed and never tail - When there's work to do ju't do it ARENZ KENNETH Ken with hair the color ol a flame Carrot top should be his name BACKUS DORIS Dorie Short and sweet BAERWALDT ROBERT Bob He is a drummer ol great renown No doubt the best in our town BALISTIERRI LITHERIO ee Hearts good and true Have wishes few BARTELL CAROL Brooklyn Everybody thinks lm from Brooklyn BELOTT SHIRLEY f Shirl Her wit was fuse to little bomb of laughter BIEGEL MARY IEAN Mary What would be our band Without her helping hand? BONGIORNO VIVIAN iv Still waters run deep BRATANIC EMILY rn So tall so fair None can compare BROWN ETHEL Brownie Her hair is naturally curly Thats why she doesnt worry BRUENING LORRAINE Lorrie When you hear a giggle in the class lt comes from this little lass BRUNK MAE Maisie School was always a bore t Mae 330 started otf her day BUCHKOWSKI HERBERT Butch He got an A in cooking cla s ln football too he knew how to pas BUDSBERG DORIS Doris es a lttle aller bu u t a go BUDSBERG DOROTHY o Good thirg come nall packia CANINESTRA NANCY Nan A dark haired la s wir rrary CHATFIELD NANCYLEE Nancy If you re ever 1n need ot gdtm Nancy IS sure to have some CHAULK DOROTHY o Farr as a star shtmng tn the ky CLARKE LORRAINE Lorry Happy as a lark Is Lorra1ne Clarke COLLA MARY Colla A peppy gtrl whos good at sport A gtrl whos seldom out of sorts CURRO FRANCES Erannre Full of pep wxth sparklrng eyes DARBY MARGARET Marge A lrttle work a lrttle play To keep us going and so good day DEFOUW HAROLD Howard Double double Toll and trouble DEFOUW HOWARD Harold In form and feature face and lrmb He grew llke me I grew 11k htm DECAMARA DELORES Dee What would dear old Central be Wrthout our cheerful Dee? DETRO KENNETH Ken I always help a lady ln drstress DEWITTE IACQUELINE Iackre A sweeter glrl we never dxd ee Wally thtnks so and so do we DEYA DONALD Don If Hollywood ever needs a Rhett Butler Don may llsten to an offer DURHAM BERNICE Bunny Thxrd fmger left hand Is the place for the engagement band UVEKAR ANNA Anna Tobogganmg can be dangerou EBNER ANNA Ann My soul IS the musxcnans EGGNER MARLYS Marlys Her pleaslng smxle and charmlng ways W1ll wm her lrlends through all her days ELLINGEN ROBERT Bob He was pleasant to all the folks As also were h1S corny jokes ERDLITZ IO ANN Io ls her heart ln Menomrnee Or w1th a lad ln the U S Navy? 1 ., , . V , D t S . 1 1 .. . V , S' 1 t 1. . . Y 1 1 1. 1 1 . A . 1 , - . 1 1. 1 1 5 1 1 .1 1 1 1. . . 1 1 1 1. , .1 Q. 1 1 1 t 1 EVANS, CONNIIQ q A beauty rntdrst 1:10 :.f:aut1e.5 f Zn, EVANS, DALE Qilfif and Shy Ourte a guy FABIAN, VIRGINIA 'Thzi TIYIET xi full if fx , . , . Llllgfllflg '-'JIIQII HEI' 'v'JCl'1i 115 Cl ITC FEICH, DOROTHY UA darkfhaired lass With a lot of class' FREUND, HOWARD Conn1e ff ClCI.1.,. Dale Tw1bser l'e1cl1 Howie His favorite sport IS hunttng - but wltat for? FUDZINSKI SYLVIA ud And st1ll they gazed and t1ll the wonder grew That one small head could carry all he knew GAGNE IOAN oan Ae perfect a plcture a can be Of charm and fe-m1n1n1ty CARMELLA 1' Camn O snappy dresser sweet and Coy As popular wtth the gtrle as W1 h the boye GLYNN BETTY Th1e blue eyed Ir1 h la s Was a beauty of the clas MARION youll f1nd very few ROSALIE Iolly and full of IIVG She ha1led from 145 GOTTINGER WALTER halr IS red her eye ar e r1sh Red Wally A football player of great renown Tall and handsome w1th eyes of brown HAGENBUCHER MARILYN Brooklyn 'ny owr My '1at1ve home HASS ARTHUR 1 go aer HEANEY EARL 1 'nax up mv own HI NDERQOM ITANI TTI ILLLBRAND OSEPIH' '1 UTI IORR 'I W 1 Mar r leftf motto 1Jf'1 l , I , I . za 1 'AA . - .1 , , I sf' 1 , ' ' , ,S o blu , Rosie X , , Y V A Y Ay , A I ,M , A t 'Stl-ence .1 1 ' . - 1 '11, 1 e A ' . ru1og:o1 r1Zng vw f V 7 - . 3. 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But floris ii like kin' fill HCCKS MARY Mary on rleade up And 1 terbug qu HOGAN RUTH Ruth e arerd xl Su ar sweetaa 0 HOLANDA IRENE Irene an 'and load o 1 W1 I1 a m1le for 61 rjorze HORVATH THERESA Terry know h r 1 to ov HOUGH NANCY Nancy Curly brown halr Makes lads ta e I-IAWLEY ROSEMARY ROSIG Alwvay qu1et alway A l1ttle w1nkle 1n I1 r eye HRDLICKA WILLIAM 1 HUBBELL ADA Huba Peppy loyous full of spark l..1Ie for her IS lust a lark HUMER ROSEMARY ROSIS A really swell gal full of lun Wlth a sm1le and k1nd word for everyone IDING RICHARD Drck A fellow w1th a VOICC l1ke h1 Shouldnt be as hy a he Q IHLENFELDT RUTH V Ruth So qu1et a las we ne er d1d ee A great ballerma he w1ll be INGOLD BRUCE Bruce I meant to do my work today IABLONSKI IAMES eep He seems ba hful even h,' But when you know h1m what a guy fw 1AC1C Dunlo lorcny Hubba Hubba Hubba Hello lack IACOBY MARY ANN Mary A l1ttle m1ss so VIVG ou arm too '1 QIQ u 73-,ff F ft IEZO DON 1' X-f ezo C' Handsome 1 a hand ome doe Even W1l'1 I1 s l1ttle fuzz IOHNSON DOLORES Dolores She sa1d she would and he d1d IORGENSON CLARICE Came Happy am I from care Im fr Why cant they all be l1k me-9 111 ,f fy r Y , A lee ,r :Q xern, . 'it een , Ros s e , '1o!ef.s are blur, g is n' : are you , Shes .1 'e. . 's I 512 't. 5 ' ' e ' 1 -f' , To . e 's I e her. , s r ' . 1 's ' , ' :Q shy, A . 1 I , I . Q ' , . , B'll , A lad that is a Irlend to all. A , , , f , S . ,, , , I T Y Xf1f7 F' V71 V , , .. . . r . . 3' I, Ch ,- V io H105 l. ', l.,,w.- X I Q, I V X I Ni t. W N I , . 's s . s 5, 1 't .I '. , S . I , , . ' ee, , . e 1' 4 KALTENBRUN RICHARD Drck A remarkable lad wh n rt com to ooklng Qurte a not when no one 1 lookmg KANE IEANETTE Lucky She already ha her man KATERSKI VIOLET Sh too hooked her guy KENDALL WALTER Wally Tall and blond and full of fun Want a 1oke7 He alway has one KLORES VIRGINIA V1rg She was a queen of noble nature crownrng A smtle of hers was hke an art of grace KNEPLER DORIS Dons Every curl 1n tts place Helps to frame a cnarmlng face KN PPRATH HUBERT Butch He trred each art reproved each dull delay Allured to brrghter worlds and led the way OEHN SHIRLEYV A srnrle the whole day through WINS many frrends for you KOPATICH KATHERINE I Study halls were made to stud Not for lrttle mQldS to talk ID KGREINEAE OLGA All the lads come a prancrng When she starts a danclng KURKA MARY ANN J Bemg small has IIS ments LaSUSA CARMEN Seemg people through a dlflerent lg Helps to make a plcture rrght LETIZIA CARMELA A lovely grrl wlth a Fleet heart Hurr Cuddy Olga Mary Ann Carmen Conme LETO MARY Mary Chrldren should be een not heard But thats lust an old proverb LIBESCH AUDREY Ltbesch A prom queen was she I as pretty a can be LIPINSKI RITA Gutter ball Won her fam a gu ter ball 3.1 't at arn 1 u ISIECKI HENRY Hant- Tall blond and serlo Joe 't ecessarrly rnean dtol LYTLE ANN Annre A weet l1ttle las A aellgn to the lad , e ' es c g 5 . , V1 , 5 . 3 . , , w Rv.. 1 . . , 3 ' 1 X, 1 . .n 15 'I 1 W' I , .I - '- r -B gr- , I . V ' ' l' ht , , 3 . I , f ' ust . S E' . .0 - is Z - . 't in flel s. lr .e surprsed 'Qs all' l - '- L. , . ' . ' , 5 ' us TS s.'trz ' . stu us' , .. S, Sl ' It tt MANEY, IEAN lean A fair skin in a frame of black hair Lends a beauty thats hard to compare. MARKOTIC, MILDRED Millie ln talking to Millie you detect a virtue, Shes friendly and honest and never would hurt you, MARKS, IEAN Marks When we shall see such charm and pleasant mien, It will always remind us of our gracious lean. MARTIN, ROBERT Bob A camera man With many a fan ' MAY, IOAN loan l'Sweetness and light. MCGAUGHEY, DONALD Don Space of sky or landscape gloomy - Only her did I behold. MEYER, AUDREY Aud I would I were a bird so free. That I had wings to fly awayfg, ' MEYER-BERNS, HEIDEN ' i ' Heidi You can classify her in anyones file, As an all around girl with plenty of style. MINKOWSKY, DOLORES if Dee Health, strength with grace, a peaceful mind, Shrewdness with honesty combined. MITCHELL, RICHARD Dick He's husky and strong, he's quite a wit, If you listen to him your sides will split MORRISSETTE, IOAN loan Tall and slender, perfect poise. For her the world holds many joys. MUELLER, RONALD Ron In school he's quiet as a mouse. But you should hear him around the house, MUSICH, STANLEY Stan A friend good and true, He always is square with you. NASH, NORBERT g Nubs A quiet and shy boy is he, But a nicer friend could never be. NIKOLAUS, THERESA Therese Every chore that is to be done She does well and makes it fun. NORBY, DOLORES Dolores Hold that blonde. O'HARA, IACK lack Many a couple he has given a fright With his black car and bright light. OLSON, RACHEL V QT ,195 Rach If eyes were made for seeing, Then beauty is its own excuse for being. ORESIC, LILLIAN A friendly lass is she And rust as true as can be' PASCI-IEN, BERNALEE Bunny The world is always sunny When were with Bunny, PEAK, DANIEL Dan 'The pen is rmghtier than the swordf PELLIGRINI, BEATRICE Bea 'Trisky as a lambkin, busy as a bee, Thats the kind of girl people like to seef PERINOVIC, IOSEPH Ioe A good lad never had Lil PERSAK LEO eo Short and sunny PETERSEN ANITA Nita And in her laughing eyes the snare That hearts entangle unawares PETERSEN CAROLv Carrie Mid twilight thrushes that repoice Is found the cadence her voice PFEIEER PATRICIA a Even though she talked her share The boys would always stop and stare PHILLIPS ELIZABETH Betty Mode t as a violet as a rosebud sweet PHILLIPS LILLIAN A heart genuine Has this twin PITCHEN SILVIA Pitch Then to Silvia let us sing That Silvia is excelling PODRATZ LOIS Mousy Shes a charrner thats the truth She gladdened the heart of many a youth POI-IL RUTH Blondie A girl with many friends is she Always a cheerful as can be PURVIS MARIORIE Margie Srnilx g and surny de whole day through You will lirid that shes a good friend too RA DOVICH ROSE Rosie , L f , , P t , . 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I , n ahng RVGTJER ROBERT RICHMOND IANE a rnple d augn and cna' arou d Bob ane ROOZEN IAMES IITI ol y l V1 Lzk d by a to SCHLENDER GLADYS Glady l GEadyU SCHOPF NANCY Tw1r1 r1 ar 'rug 1t 1 SCHOPE SHIRLEY Twm The other halt of th Schopf pa H the arne a t1 t1c a11' SCHUBRING BETTY Betty W1th a determm d ch1r1 h b n SCHWEBKE BETTY Betty T e truth ot llehce h ar th trut of peac SCHUE E GERALD GF y For Sure by w1t IS chtetly m ant Applymg Well what we lnV9'1I SCHWEITZER RICHARD D1ck Mlghty hke a ruler IS he Combmed W1 h a personahty SCROBLE CLARENCE Clarence A proud Mar1ne 1 he SEGLER VIRGINIA VIYQ Pe 1 e and weet SEKUL ELEANOR A sweet g1rl graduate lean a a fawr1 The very wh1msy of t1me SENGER DOLORES Dee WIFI ome m1 S wlth d1rr1ple too To any lad shed be rue SEMRAD BETTY Betty She laughs :md mg her way through hte And helps to make other day br1ght SHEEEIELD SARAH I Arll h southern rascahty LSHERMAN BETTY Betty A pretty although qu1ot on Tha alway has a 11 for tum SLAYTON ELIZABETH Betty Look not O'1 her h y For Bet y NG C1 lady born SMART LOIS MARIE O1 Smar 'IDI only 1 h r nam But de crlhe 'zer bra1 SMITH, BEVERLY Bev Her fu'1 a'1d laughter never f:x1l But Beverlye heart belongs at Half- D -.J I GN- SORSAK, AGNES Aggre I'For roy and she no more could say farewell Than running water and its bubbles part SPITZER, RICHARD Dick 'IGreat things are thought by silent men I STEIN, LOIS Lo She was all gentlenerss and tender heart STERN, IOYCE Ioyce I'resh as the morn and brilliant as its star STEUCK, ELAINE Aggie Shes a little blonde with lots ot pep, You can tell right ott that Aggie-is hepf' STOLT DARLENE Dar When they sought a comely queen It naturally had to be Darlene SWETCH ROSALIE ROSIG Big brown eyes has this charming girl Many a heart she has given a whirl SZYMCZAK IRENE Irene It is easy to dream Of the fair Irene TAKERIAN ALICE Life is more gay because she laughed at it and went her way TERRANOVA PETER Pete He was a gentleman on whom one built abso lute trust ULRICH NATHAN Nathan Thus I entered and thus I go UNTI IANET Unti Always on the run Chuck full of fun VANDERVORT FAY Fay With long red hair and a pretty face A sweet personahty lull of grace VQI srRoM IANE ane A girl of Beauty is a roy forever VIDEKOVICI-I DOROTHY Do If hard work and study make e Th n Dorothy certainly takes a p iz VIRGIN PEARL Pearl till li IHOY9 D COJ IIIGW Zi CSTV, WALTERS WILLIAM 1 Onl J e brawe dese xp WELCH WILLIAM 1 narnar a Nav fa a dw WENZEL CHARLES Chuck He often trxes very hard to please But mostly he trxes very hard to tease WEMPNER GERALD erry Nor spoke he one word more than as hxs need WESTLUND GEORGE George Hes always hndmg thmgs to do Wlth every mch of h1 sux foot two WILLIAMS RUSSELL Russ W1th h1s deep voxce and dehghtful curls Hes caught the eyes of countless g1rls WISIALOWSKI EVELYN Whtzzy Falr and wx e and good and gay WITTBERGER LOIS So sweet a face such angel grace WRIGHT BERNARD Shorty Lmcoln was a tall man too ZALEWSKI ALETI-IA ee Unto my fnends I gxve my thoughts ZALUD DIANE Gay and bonme Wxth eyes only for Iohnny among the IIIISSIIIQ THEODORE AREND CLARENCE BLASZYK J FELIX CZAPLEWSKI ROGER DOMASK IOE GUDLIN ALFRED GUENTNER DoN HAEHLEN WILLIAM KINNEY CHARLES KRAUSE DOROTHY KREMPLEWSIXI DAVID MEYER ZADIG MOURADIAN ALVIN RUDY DAVID SMITH IOE SUCHORSKI GEORGE WERGINZ bv 'Y v I , .. W . P. . . .S I .. , , , Lo , , L , Di I I f juniors N '1 If me Q 5 me Houefu UIOOK 0 11 Mese Jumors ' 1 11 r. Cagorsxg' tkuiit' lb.lc1' fill. Tle ur, tacit '1,x:1LQr 'fear WQTE1 C: Prom thai was time and 'Ire mfx-.f rf: 1 . , I . '.f.xll.t1 T' 2 nie- f fue: TXYYEEC' fx: K.lJVJQf1S'ZY.QCI9 1un1or closs offlcers Byron lohnson wos the people s chorce for lunror Class presrdent wrth Don Benkert frllrng the offrce of vrce presrolent Shrrley Wolrgorskr ond loon Kreltzer shared the honors os chref scrrbblers whrle Iulo lflrlokovrch ond Roger Wrese watched over the strong box leon Stuort Henry Krecklow ond Rrchord Cossofer stood by os members of the eyecutrve commrttee to help solve ony problems 'LQ'-1, f 'G 0, wi fl'r 3 K 6 fl: may Mlm' 15.5, ru: 'fu' v E 2 6 2 0 ,. . ,, . r . 3 f ' 4 O . 4 S , . x . . , , , . J , 5 2 ' ' ' ' ' 3 'fy 1 nfl 5 , I ' I 1 . U ff . l I . F O A ? Z I X A Q Q ,.1 I sophomores is - V ' . ' ... , xi .2 J. ' 'f fy . . . Preserttmg the sophomores Great doys ore at eod ot ther t os tmtore rto senrors ortd oreot 'ur o Q 1 ci QGYI ors they ll oe . Q 7 tu. , A . .I . T , . , - t t N . W3 r n . . . r , ,. .. -t. . , Q .9 ,C 4x M4 'IV Fab, J Y X fa f P' V I '-I 'P '09 0 JI Ju:-,eq 'W Ori '36 0 1- 1' 'LQ I G C 'fr qv Q YO C51 bulldog Hi-ho Hifho, its off tc school we gc Tngs year the first day' was Sep tember 5 First football game of the year was with Whitefish Bay, and we lostl What a heartbreaker, tool But our hearts were mended soon after when we played Hale and walloped them l2fC What a gamel The Sensations of 1946 was the show, Felix Czaplewski was the man behind itl Andfit certainly put us in the mood for the next days big home- coming celebration. And what a celebration it wasl A pep assembly which featured the lilflustangu CMr. Strom and Mr. Sturml, l'The Long and the Short of lt CBernard Wright and Leo Persakl feminine football players who ran circles around We Mi H1 a parade a pep rally and a big dance made the affair a gay one even though we lost the gamel Centralites were on the prowl on Halloween Almost everyone was out November 2 we caught up on our shut eye while our teachers at tended the Teachers Convention and on the third a lot of us went to the State Cross Country Meet to cheer our team on to a third place victory We all brought out our thtnking caps around the mrddle of November and busily wrote themes on What l Like Best About Central for the Milwau kee Sentinel Dan Peak walked off with first prize a S525 War Bond Then came the all class play and how we laughed at the comedy Miss Collegiate A preview of what was to come was given us by our basketball five ln three non conference tilts we beat South Division Pulaski and Bay View On December 22 we all donned our best bibs and tuckers and went to the Student Council s annual Christmas dance Not a thina was missing not even the mistletoel Being in the know b rigs in the doughl Sylvia Fudzinsk who won in tie locals of the Hearst History ontest last ear and t w n Sl OU Bon i lacing second in tl e nat onal contest i ,ear sen rs s ed ce e at rig ci u As ei tbl, Da Tie dow wa pe ec ri th in e .f t L: ked i ee EC t-El fl F6 On artuar 2 r e ta ce ee uc saade a t .v knew t w id DQ .ii turn next ' ' I 1 1 Y , f , A I 1 ' ,t . . . , , V A - Q - r i. t ' C ' ff y ins, o fi ,L d 1 K , . , t .C IJ A .. , lffd- io 'art l br ' f' fn li' aiu' l7 ffcnor s i 'f f v i on s t rf f for takgni: pzcturets at d .. 'it ez-:tra sziecnixl lx, ch on viii ' a. Pain was d -locus . ' .- ,. ,, , ., New-J -W Z,-f V '.- .f ls . ., s And then there was .lie Sem-: Ke, nie, kept the sentors 1 -1 l- A.. ,-- wsf' A ' f-rv -Av i t- .Q ,. ,. -T,-' f , J l?'l - f f f re ul ft.TiGf ,v ' I .JVCK ,121 -s.Y,C. I if ,UE3 c iiillzl .,.. J .f wf.tCI': '!',', il Stuck u ia r the inoulairia w1tk1 cE1e'.-wig 'guzzg Y , ,, 4 - . - wfv- f, h,'..n,. ' 13,,,,- f,,- ' f -,f-W,-A , j .' . I -1, Small-...Tl :E.i.-i: gT,,.Ga,.tGG . c...t, 4.121-V..x.li..i: IT s :ned mi h T r to tzgcse gradu and o those ct. us ' hc . ,I ' , O11 C' .. ISVISW When the second semester started well of all thrngs that could hap penl There were not only new sophomores but new freshmen too Part of Horace lfann was condemned and so mntr graders came t Central for the frrst ttme tn ten years Last basketball game of the season found our frve prtched agarnst Wh1tef1sh Bay and we won to the tune of JB 33 Blasz sank 32 potnts and broke two records February 28 was the day of the best assembly of the year the Faculty Assembly Such spectalttes as The Great Hokumsprtzle and hrs beauttful asststant Mr Those Were the Days Bast and hrs Gay N1net1es Revtew The Atomtc Barbershop Quartet tlllessrs Strom Stone Shook and Es ockl Mr Nye Mr Stamm tour own Carmen Cavallerol and ban1o1st M Sturm kept u rollrng tn the atsles dunng the whole program The btg news for March was our adoptton of a European War Orphan Each of us donated lUc and became the proud foster parent of a needy chtld Sprrng came early and so dtd sprtng feverl We kept Mr Vrabek busy but the weather was so perfect we Jus couldnt stay rn school Everythmg was topsy turvy at the C1ty Hall on Aprrl 9 and 10 Hale and Central Olf1ClOlS marched r1ght rn and took over all c1ty postttons Co mayor Don Iezo kept order though and everyth1ng proceeded as usual7799'9 What a wonderful assembly we had Aprtl IU Salom Rtzk the Syrtan Yankee spoke and thrrlled us all wtth hts wonderful expenences tn beconnng an Amertcan A whole week tt was unbeltevablel Back we went to our pre war schedule of a whole week for Easter vacatton Hubbal Hubbal The Mecca gtrls presented a style show entrtled Best Foot Forward mto Summer on May 9 and the Powers models had nothtng on ours That same day somethmg new was added to Central s l1st of annual events The Chorus presented tts f1rst annual varlety show and as entertatn ment 1t was tops The btggest n1ght of all was May l8 the lun1or Prom Soft mustc soft lrghts beauttful gtrls 1t was truly a story book ball It all came so fast lune 5 Honor Assembly Day lune 9 Bacca laureate and Tune 13 Commencement The last chapter of our l.1fe at Cen tral was ftntshed and now those happy days would be only memortes 0 , . . , . I rf I' 11 . A . , . .J r- , , . ' 1 ' 1 C- ' I I I 'J A ' A A v' r' , . , , A. , , .J . A . . L . t . - 1 . .. .4 , .... - , . homecoming Kmg ond Queen fo o ooy rn SOlOW1CZ ond Dorlerre Stolt r ' ? fr. ' ' . reigned over thot oreot ofiorr - Homecoming, October 25, 1945 9 If 'R fe prom Kmg Don Benkert and Queen Geraldme Seltzer were the royal palr for the greatest evenmg of all the Iumor Prom Wlth Vamty Falr as the theme th1S year s prom was the most colorful event of the year id , s . 'C f' 1 ,, . ly, -- . 4 , My , I U ill. I ' ' , ' r f-'- 'f V 'L ,f,' , ps Q X y I V Q 'Z W WV Y V , ff,'fs?gX?f16 all class play Clarrce Sowle and Butch Knepp rath hterally stole the show when the all class play M155 Colleg1ate was presented November 30 Thelr characterrzatlons of the spm tertsh dean ot women M155 PIlSC1llG Pnm and the alosentmmded dean of men Artemus D lones kept us laugh mg through the entlre how Amta Petersen and Dtck Bargans hored the leadmg roles and they and tte supportmg cast produced a fne evenrna ol entertamment sensatlons of M6 Wrth such famous personahtres as Butch Knepprath The Nose loe Del fer The Vo1ce and Felrx Czaplew skr The Sensattons ol l946 proved to be tops 1n entertamment Also featured on the program were Bob Wendlands orchestra w1th Bob Baerwaldt beatmg the skms sonab1rd5 Lors Badloft and Betty Semrad ma1or ettes Dolores Norby and lean Kasten dancer Dons Covrc accordronrst Dave Baumann and a host of other stars 7 x Q X G Q X X mW7l1f ,gf Wllllliw WI S5 I I - fl WW ,,! 'w J W f a,,,' Q band lflusic lor Millions thats the Job ol Centrals band With a l 2 3 4 starting on the downbeat they gave out with music lor our various activtties Under the leadership of Mr Damon Shook they furnished music for the football games and backed up the cheers at the basketball games More than once the baton was handed over to a student and the tones resulting were terrific tF1rst Rowl George Westlund lohn Schumell Beverly Dedt Lenore Herrell Lois Pynn loan Krettzer Evelyn Koradc tSecond Rowl Fay Vandervort Pauline Gendreau Beverly Estrem lune Harris Donna Wagner Marilyn Mahn Bergquist Shirley Tange Shirley Berry Eunice Fryda Robert Kovach Donald Ziolecki Iohn Hansen ueorgc, Knepler Robert Peters Clarence Eggert Iacob Piccoli Ralph Baldzikowski Robert Hutchinson Mary lean Bieg l Barbara Ward Daniel Peak Harold DeFouw Walter Rynkiewicz Bernard Wright tBack Row? lean Chromasta Richard Beranek lohn Moehn Stanley Ewanowslci Monna Hall Robert Baerwaldt Robert Elert Dolores Iohnson Phyllis Swanson, Nita Hill, Tim Houle, Stanley Musich, Donald Rehberg, tThird Rowl Frances Armstrong, Sharon malorettes W1 Hubba' Hubbal Cen trals lugh sleppmg slrut ters were as busv as ever tlus year leadmg parade and twlrlmg between the halves ol football and basketball games Top leaderslmp who wouldnt lollow them? orchestra llrrrst Howl Roy Iaslroch Ann Ebner Rlchard Beranek Donna Wagner Ioan Krerlzer Claude Kordus lSecond Plowl Elame Ianza loan May Mrs Cox Trm Houle Robert Hulchrn on Gerald Wempner Bernadette Uttecn 6 llllllll I ll I 'W ill., ! xX ' A w S1929 R A XXX I llll L Wltlr lrurrroets loudly soundrng plano ke S lreru blrnd and v o' ns sauealcrng ine orcheetr order 1 e drrectron 4 H155 Lola Cox provrdeol rue arv OCCCIS OHS T 9 U'l u W1 lf? 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' , I 5 :D chorus 1 A KW S YI la Jfo sce vsyutor e 1 .fce Jtvor J e c or s ry lflrss a r ng ng u e an dal W nter con 'ft tgn ot tis years Wok nt tne Varrety Bev ew presented rn May an C1 toe chorus plans lv mane an annual attarr uorne f tne featured solorsts presented rn the chorus p ograrns tlus year were Slnrley Olsen Marllyn Malrn fumxd an B Cnard ldtng and leror re le cltke all l e 1 S mra moe lfxufckar Dolo Nycz I rorn le cnk KS cond Howl Angelrne Carla Aid Bran lu Dorothy Gay loar D W1 Bo e Cm lak Mary Ann Tomaszevvslct Gladys Schlend fl Curr o Ca rrella Cascxo Mant rt Man B rnadette Uttech Beverly Son ha Audne Kramer CT1 rd Row Edrh Srmlx Lorrame Davxs lean te Hender on loan Gullxck on Marlon Vldekovlch Corrnne Btwer la a Dahrns Bucllle Azzollna Bosalle Sw t1cl'1 Arleen KF9,C1 Dorothy lean Vldelcovlch Rosemary Lang fourth Bowl Frances Arrn trong Lol Plerler Dorls Hochrnuth Ro ernary Markotlc Glorxa Gustav on L nore Solowrcz Rlta Llpln kr Mary Hack Margaret Darby Betty lane Wood Mar1or1e Drach Don Cox lF1l'l'l Rowj Walt r Kueng D nm Sheeran Blchard ldrng Ioseplrm Suchorskr Clarence Scroble A 'tu Terrk G og Gavran la'ne Grlgg Iarne Solowtcz Ioseplt D lfar Bernard Forret Ronald Muelle Zadrg M urudran vv. a. club tflrst Bowl Evelyn Wlslalowskl Ann Lytle loan May Mary lean Blegel Mlss Brandt Ruth DISZ Rlta Llplnskr Beverly Schurrxann loan Scholten CSecond Howl Betty Barber Sally Mussa Isabel Asdadounan B verly Smrth Peggy Plant Stephanre Consolazlone Doro hy Srrnpson loyce Hedrrch lThrrd Bowl Sharon Bergqurst Verna Mael Rachel Olson lo Ann Erdlrtz Stephana Todorovlch Shlrlcy Herrmann Bernxce Czaplew kr lune Harrvnerer loan DeW1tte lane Nelson tFourth Bowl Donna Olson Delores Glrtz Marrow Wrsralowskr Allce Paulsen Mary Ann To'na zewskr lo Anne Orth Ge aldl e Knocke Mary Larscherdt Audrey Re zel Mlldr d Bodosevu: lune Spredemarm tFlth Bowl Alrce Marc trch Mary Colla luha Mrlakovrch Arlene H ute lon Harte Elalne Maderctc Lors Stuat Florence Grabow kr Doohy I-larnrnerr Dorothy Schupmehl Kathcrrne B 9llZ'TlG Wortlt rernenoe na tor thts tern are tw u atlnetc s o s Queen l e Gutter Ball Rrta Lrprnskt and Pot shot Colla Tae w tr t e r fellow W A Cluo members a thelr fun sell ng or ar a r 1 Con HJ n L1 1 e lor tte new le er , ' - s H r. , . 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' 1 t 2 of C' r A' 1 slot-r. ,' ' ' -. . , l Y, 1 '1 1 , ' , 1 A ,ol arns . t home El j to ear.. eno' gn rt on y E. awards playing rn the alter school tournaments to earn enough poznts to be awarded the new letter and aotng swrrtiztnna on Mondays and Loxnlgna in Wednesdays mecca and hl y 1rs R N Ca l a Ann Lytle Sjlvra Fudzln A1 Bett Schw ba Bett G1 '1 Y' Y 1' Carmella Gra'1qu1 o CSGCOWG Bowl Bea nce Haugen l sephrre Yamnuk Be Czaplewskl Manlyn Bloowx qurst Beth Srmth Shtrlef BJ ler loan Kaehler lTh1rd Bowl Myrl Ntghtmgale Merlyn Schroeder Glorra Grohall Rosemary Lechner Carol Wen zcl Alrce Mannlng Ca herrnc We olowskt tFourth Bowl Mary Wxed lane Nelson M11 dred Bodo v1c lune Hammer Luecht Frances Armstrong Paulme Hofrerlca R Arr Bogtch Good groommg from head to toe That was the Mecca gtrls slogan for the year A SGTIGS ot talks on groorrnng led up to a Sprrng Style Show that really showed us how to put our Best Foot Forward tnto Summer The annual Taffy Sale went over great agatn thls year as d1d the other Mecca protects the Chnstmas assembly Easter baskets and the Mecca H1 Y Party Tuesday mght was boys maht at Central when the H1Y under Mr Werner s drrectron met to plan tts numerous acttvmes Preparrng lor the lackson Oratoncal Contest sponsormg the Sensattons ol l946 and other act1v1t1es and ushenng at school pro grams were 1ust a few ot thetr tobs Dunng Mr Werners absence Mr West ably took over at the helm KFITSI Howl Walter Kendall Edward Flynn Dlck Bargan M Werner Frank Macho lohn Suttrnger CSecond Bowl Hubert Knepprath Robert Franz George Mannmg Bxll Hrdltcka Tom Kuhns Bxchard Heartch Henry Krecklow Ioe Dthbert lTh1rd Bowl Bob Qraf Bxchard Gueesohn lerome Ieschke Lee BOl1Sl1eI'I'l Bob Baerualdt lames Solo wxcz Glenn Iohnson tFourth Bowl Harod DeBru1ne Davtd Baumann Fenx Czaplewskr Harold DePauw Stanlev Ewanowslu Bob Mart1n Boo Slama tF1fth Howl Iames Cheeky Ioe Komar Douglas Lang Rtchard Petlalskx Bob Elltngen Donald Iezo Carl Dtez Kenneth Brennan C .- .4 J .' v v v I I 9 4 YF' .t or 3 ro' An 'erson ' ' ' ' s , - er le, G' . I1 ' r 'nt , . ' t' ., o- - 1 . J , r n i c e . ' an 7 ,. 1 1 L ' 1 A h . 1 I A L I3 ,' A :se ' , - J er, lulia Milakovich, loyce ' H ' ' , ose rt ' V 4 , , , , , . , I , T' , 1 .. i' . A .v ' 5 v at ., t. , . 1 I - ' 'Q . . 1 r 1- , t debcnte cmd fcinrensic :fw 1 Z' ci www? P 21 . L P bvrg jrvr' Q A Q f 1 ' Q a Q - , .i if at - f , , , Yx ,V tg, I . - . 1: v - jg, I ..,. . A ' 4- . .gf ,. V h'. u Q' , V K1 x.. X 4 .hx .-. Fl' Rcwx Lui Siuxri, Sflviu Fad lriiski, I ties nl ,, 'f-'zlfx Kendall C13 1 ' Cjffl Peter-is-7. Aiitz Peiersei QSQCCRCQ Rin-:W R1'?f1., R.':eY:3rt.k.! IRQ LQIYJ, Eifillbi Pzxcfzer. nfl Ly Herrmaxi 1.21.1 Pyxr. Ruth Strcrti E: Tfurd Rzw. Arlene VYVIEFG, Dorothy Grin' fgv Lili-2F11 Spine. HQJ 'P Eyiigf Clrilflh HHYFR Ci .We S31-:le F4 .i-: .T5- f'f 1: 'Y'l -'i'1:',,j 'IQ v'.t:. 'z L ':rii: v.',i:A :...:3ffi1.' 11:1 f :.:1-A C .T 'TIA g-?'1CQ!,I1.f3 11A.lLT1f'-.' 1!11,f1Lr1,: if-T 111.9 ff,-ff f:.1.t ' ' YQ-'::A if .vii Arg: feterfei-A1 Cizfil Peter '51, 11.64 1 Y' . A 1 11.14 '. zf 'gqxtu 'iid igriiief 11,5 33-fiijf. Z ' 151. f' student councll 1r Row Nat Ke da DICK Ba aa e h Ko W r J 1G FJ anlef Ewa N lc1 d Fowl He d a l1 ld D rot Ol 1r f 'na 1r H 11:1 n ppm 1 eanor llfd F1 JJ a Gag lC ,I P Ca rnflll G1ar1qu1 o L01 Mane Smart V1rg1'111 phybow lcl llorothf Ha rrnf r Cfourth Howl DGVld Ba mann Ffh? Czaplew lf lam Gngg Ifrornc le chlcc M1l o Babtch hm Chesky Dona1d McGaughey Evflyn W1 1alow Qplv' Md Dorf Ie-zo wce pre ld6'll Hub rt K pprath presldertt Ann Lytle ec 'arf Walte Kendal g a ta' ar 1 No' IC tured The e II ' 1kolJ11 'rea ure The Student Counc1l started llS work r1ght at the begmnmg of the year and was st1ll gomg strong when the year ended Th1s years hot shots were Don Iezo who engmeered the overwhelmtngly popu lar faculty assembly Sylv1a l7udz1nsk1 who served as l-l ec C 1 m n an Pfhtton t5ab1ch whose work on tnnurnerable commlttees was mvaluable Mr West took over tne Job of adv1ser 1n Mr Werner s absence and w1th Butch Knepprath as pres1dent the Counc1l worked as efhcrently as ever The Counc1l 1n add1t1on to tts regular pro1ects adop ed a war orphan and brought Salom H1211 to Central for an assem bly program l 1 Crust 'J ' 'ter ' n ll ' ' YJ los p1 mar, Mr, er er, SQ lv' 1 dzinskz, St 11 Q ' rio' s A, Don lezo fSecon' 1 1' 1 en Meyer- Berns, Iar11ce Lee, llanoyleo Ch t'e1 , C hy I Fnxon, Sh le' Herz. r 1, ' ' ert K e l'kll, El 1 Cerni CTl ov Io n f r-, Ann l.' tl 1, r 1 f nt 1, Mary lean Biegel, lean Stuart, cf '.a , W '1 ll fr- e . ' ' :1- 1, 1 . 11.1, .ea ' , : - ,rx 4, tn ski 1 A. . A - v . ' V 1om orning har 1 a , d T7 , 1 . 1 ' 1 . . 4 V L . , ' - s 1 5 e. :ie 1, 1g , ' re-.15 r 1 .l,seren-1-11s ,p'- - I at p J pw ,ff ,, C forum lfrrst Rowb Donald Iezo Sylvla Fudzxnskl Mr Bast Walter Kendall Drck Bargans CSecond Howl lfelores DeCamara Ruth lhlenfeldt Ioan Kreltzer Shrrley Butler Eunlce Fryda Robert Fran? Myr Nrglutrngale CTh1rd Rowl Carol1ean Harsh Slnrley Herrmann Delore Klameckr Vrrglnla Chybow slu Delores Mrlan V1rg1nra Glnter lfourth Row? Vera Perkowch Irene Goetz lane Barnecut Clarmce Sowle lean Stuart Carol Petersen Anlta Pe ersen lF1ttl1 Rowl Lune Clxe ky Clyde Bart man M1lto1 Bablcn Don McGaughey Bob Elm ge R1cl'1a d Petfal lu Thrs club really went places thxs y ar lt went stra glut to the C ty Hall where lor two days the c1ty government was run by popularly elected Hale and Central otftctals under tne sponsorslup o the Fc um Polttrcrans and just plarn good cttrzens were trarned through ttus protect as we as tw cuatt the ltvely drscuss ons wntcf were c nducted 1 eve y rueet ng 1 e tor c Fe t err vi rn ure bent r cd , , ., ' 1 r ' ' S . is , ' - - . ., ' I ' ., . , n n, ' . r s ' ' e . ' . 1 Q Q . . . ' f or . ll . lro ' 'A . ' 11 o gt .r ' L on the v.tal rssues ot the day A rx Ld-y ar Sen K lcfunt that sfurzr, cl .tue :rua ef' rind: f .d l : 7, ca Key Hunt cfvrnpletl the yea: ,JrL3i:ra:r. student lmanc e and momtors No runmng and Not so much tallana are lamtl ar oh ase t1e mom ors u'1der t e uper JL 'on ot lfl1s Bale1gr1 used These B lldog w chdogs dtd a good loo of keepmg rder 1 und the school 'TUDENT FINANCE ll11rt Bowl Allan MlCllQl k1 e1Y Czaplew k1 v1s1 plC16'1 M Essock Robert Llert lames Gr1gg lSecond Howl Nancy Dooley Audref Schrrudt Carol Fuhlbruegge l abel A dadour1an Grace He1tl Ileanor Cerm Mar1a1 He-rr1ck CTh1rd Bowl Roe mary Baraga Mary Polaslu Don Haehlen Mary P1sa reta Dolores Helmg Barbara K1rk Bermce Durham Betty E1gen auer Klfourth Bowl Ierome leschke Audrey Dallmann Ethel Brown Clyde Bartman Ann Str1z1c Dorothy Hammer er W1ll1am W1ckert MONITORS lF1rst Bowl Iames C'1e ky Clarence Eggert M1s Bal e1gh Stanley Mus1ch Carl Schuldt Kath1e BYQLTLIHGW lSecond Flowj LO1 Podratz Ann PTISTGVEC Sh1rley Herr rra'1'1 Nan ,lee Chat' ld l'om Colla Grace Thommesen Sharon Bergqmst lTh1rd Bowl Beverly Schuman Dorothy Stewart Dorothy Hammerer Lenore Herrell Al1ce Mar1n1 1g M1ldred RGdOS9VlC Iune Ham merer V1rg1n1a Klose lFourl Howl Mary lean B1egel Rm, Schultz Mar1lyn Wan1e Ann Str1z1c loe D1l1loert1 Carmea Let1z1a leanette Kane Fr nce Armstrong lF1fth Howl Russel DSBYUIUQ Edward Pawlak Betty Glynn Ann Lytle Aud rey l.1besch Ada Lee Greeson V1olet Naukkan lean Loude1 QUDL FlAlE 1 1 col1ec a s t e tudent nance help s were al :Jays lter our money Under the a1,1dar1ce o lflf Essock they gave us 1n return o N at 1ago ne Jspaper and the annual as nel 1 re s t all h e tootoall and loas fc ua 1 Jar es Z- fi' xv' 3 lost and found arm 75' stage hands M1 Ralergh Robert Franz Bruce Irmgold Edward Arrder Edward Flvrm Iamew f' lbrary helpers T G Q moathlw ', -f .f . 4-, It I ' ,'-H, - . . M, 1 ,- 7 N3 - Ar .N A , 1 1 , Ass ' , , - von, ' A. , f dhrfrky 1: 'l F3 ' .+5.:.g',fl:i.c Ciidr. V I .1' Qt 1'.3:. 3Q.1'i'4.' ' Ld PI.-.' IJ:- zv, 1:1 .:. nr. 7':. 115-:.' Elf vlrllrify -limxdfi-:114 J'-1 .L 15.3 f :uw T 1.1. TM- . ., , tesla-marcani tF1r 1 Bowl Bruce Iagad oueph I-hllebra d B ward WIQW M S ar' J a g W tlumd Wa e rfenaall B1 ha fi Idmg Ioe B 1elrra e tSeco d Bowl Bev lj E t e '1 Iaah 'CIFIQZQ CC'1'll Saccul o Beverl, 1 h B,1tr1 o'1 ga A ICI udr f eye OAI Ma m B D e Zalud Bet Sa! Swat Ma f I GH B1egel Ioart May are B1ch'r1ohd B Q F a z B1l H dl1c1c:x Mouradmw lG'll l Basmu EU Bob Hut run 0 Iacob PICCOll I r er tF1tth Bow o tll qs r We l Kaapto I rry We r1p'1er Dow MCGJ IQL '13 :1 D V l1 C7ap N 14 B C a ta K1 Do Iezo Bauer Jr The future Ed1SO1'1S and E1I'1S191I 1S at t'1e world had the1r fur1 l1'1 the Te la Marcoru Club There they de-lved 1r1to the rr QS1GT1GS of SC16 1Ce and some of the gomgs oh were ha1r ra1smg to say the least Black hqht the Tesla co1l and rad1o were the mam TODICS at th s very event ful year of SCIENCE? . 1, ,'s ' A1 1,I: h, er1 112 r. f.1::,f'ere 'e3.11, 'ltr ' , 'C rf 1. , r' 11r. h er' 113. r, 111e 11 1 A Sr: 1!', ' ' P Il, Ol ru E, A e' M ' r. CTh1rd B rf. rer11, ia: , ty . 1 'i0r1, Lou: 11 r, r' e 1, ', I 1 ' . , G' ert r 2 , '11 r ' ' , Therena l-lorvath fourth Bowl Iames Chesky, Russell DeBru1he, Dah1e1 Peak, Kenneth Arenz, Zadig ' 1, J fe s .ss , c' 3 rt, , aries Pat ' ' I B b f lfll 1 1, :.: . ri, e ' r 1 , 1 f 1 .1e',Q R1C1llYC1 Sfll'v'v'P!lZF:I, Dc. 1' ejla, 74 , le' ,:'1, 1 h rd Pet 1.1 1 11 , ' t M' tt: . , l , , , . S i , Q . lvb . . A I 1 . Wamego newspaper A J N, Type thot copy for 33 QIVG tt on I8 potnt head and for Pete s sake dont for get to bold face all the nomes' To most student thts rnoy be hopeless torgon but to those lndtvlduol who pen mo t ot thetr tune tn Room 208 these were oonnnonds ot dtre lntportclnce They Concerned the Womogo our school puphcottron Supervt ed by Mrs Moronn Gnd edtted by Hetden Meyer Berns and Huoert Knepproth the Wonnocgo reoltv kept Cen tml IH the know Etr t Semc ter ns t Second Semester HEIDEN MEYER BERNS Edt o chtet HEIDEN MIEYER BERNS HUBERT KNEPPRA ri VANET VAN HORNY w tLt RN ARKOTIC IOAN MAY s ro OAN MAY ' tLtJhLD tftAhKOttC, tl It DA IIARTETH Y A FARTEIEI HARP WC It 1 1 tu Ah O B ' x X, .. - -- s L S ' ' ' . - ' ' . R , ' s . As E ., i ton . . , .J f . - A V 'N t r-in' A . - f - - A ' f T1 , 'J A A A Ile slldtor Tut' 7 fDf.ff - - - Etrit E ,ge tidlitr I rf X A . A ' Ewmrtit ESI t.d'tf1i! .'3i Q Qf, - Ecfrturfe Edt: FEEIIQQD 'I ., Pit . 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PLUTH IIQLUQEELITI' ,'r'Li'ff'Y,, :.:.': -T 'z :V 5 f1'J'tkEf IHLETIEELIQT ,'QQf.7EA Ptfftilfl it .::..1-i --', 1 3-i1f'.'Z'7 f FYI '. tA Ef'f'f'HEIl I,Y:1QfI fOtiIISOIQ 13' .1 I ,I.,'f Knit? hi Tl fTiIl Sf iff A11 f E1QE1if'L'fE ,... 1 'thtlfl Ioumalrsm classes TOURTH HOUR N F f Y ppm rf rr Gagn cena R A Shrr ,f No fhmg o B21 f Roscrlre Goronya B Helden 1 r B rn 'r Z1 oan May Mary I fx Beg Io fce Gr n Nald An Englrsrr course wrth lots of spark that Journal ern Wrtlr Mrs lflaronn as chrel 1ournal 1Sl those ol us who look th1s subJect learned everyrhrng lrorn leads and edrtorrals to feature artlcles and headlrnes Everythrng was done accordrng to Hoyle especrally when we were requrred to make dummres of our own ln these classes were collected the chorcest brts or aossrp and news for the Wamago and when the deadl ne for the paper was near everyoro pic ocl rn and helped by proolreadrng the galleys and by wrrrrng headlrnes L L SIXTH HOUR ffrr I Howl Clerrrwrce Scrobl Clar ence Bla zfk Irm Wafrek C chell K n D e o amce Le A'rg r'r a ra Hll enleldt Mar, S 'r d teuck Nomcjl al ld IT Howl Charle Kala '1 a hr l Koehn Ada Hubb ll Dolor Q P Olga Amch Ralph Pcucek IF r w Earl H an 1 E W 3 owskr Ge r Se' 2 1 ram W lc t a .J Nathan Ulrrch I 0 . J a 1 IF:r,ff Ro' I Sylvrz -ldzir::5L:1 Fino: W Hurt rel, lime' Van Horne HQLQJ' .ne th Vo Budsherg I:':'i ' ' . e. fSe 4 ' 9' fit: H121 ' 'le' ' r. Q 1 n, Dons :Qui . ' L , efty' Landry ' I ' Me' e - e S fTl ir' Row, ' I 'V I r , ' e rx i- QI 303' Slayton, Ruth Pohl Dori: Kxepc-7 1 ee ' ff ' .- . . f-?f's3 1. . .. . I - . I . ' l ' l l .l I za ., L. . e, - Q s r , ' . , Dr lc Mit , e etro CS c nd RQWI I ' e, . el. e C r' n, . ' Ar lhl , cl rnr t Elarne S , . ' ee Ch fre. . , hrrd 5 S11 H, S. hey , e , e. etere ' , r v on th Ro I e .ey velyn isi - l ' ', r 3' .1 er, Iean Mane-jr W'll' ic er, Ch rles Ouvzs l clean up squad CF1rst Row! Mrs Kruck Mrs Andersen Mrs Rezac Mrs Suelilow Mri Koehn fSecond Row! Mr Brunner Mr Young Mr Benson Not plcturcd Mr N16-r Mr Harrw Mr Urbantak A clean slate and a clean sweep Thats the motto of our Jamtors and Jarntresses It was a really full trrne Job keepmg our dear Alma Mater ID SDIC and span orderhness but day ln and day out Mr Harms and h1S staff drd 1ust that .- t N N t , ii. - ' l i 22 E-.:: 5 S i- l i l '0 llll nw fl Y Ill! III ,lu ll IWW W If 1 ll 'S S ..- - '...Z -Q ' - si?- ,, 'fil- ' ':-L'? ' J K 1 Mmllw r W N 1 f if 1 ?'- 'Ss ,,.- - I 1 '15- -s '-51 -,- i'-fe.- '51- ':'-s 1 1 1 1 ia: lllllllll llll 1 5 '5- - '-3'-1 i i -J 5' eh. lllllll WH Wi L,llll, 1 If H U ll I , ll M v X . Illl ffl! rf f ff lllm. ah- ' 3 .3 I Xl w if h N' . J W W 'ms IW' V n X ml N I IM u 'mm ' 1 uw '-R ,,,, x NM I lr: ' ..ll'I'LgI V N rf full EMM football loiberally provided with returning veterans ine Bulldog football squad finished fifth place in a f1eld of nine tearns Harnpered injuries and the loss of key men to the Armed Services, Central failed to regain pre-season form At mid season the coaching staff was bolstered with the return of Coach Neil Gonyo who helped to snare the coaching burden with Coaches l-liblery Gabert, and Walters. Sophomore candgdates and new students also played a large part in Centrals gridiron battles and the discovery of some of these fellows helped a great deal later in the season After a slow start the Bulldogs picked up sfcain and by midseason were rolling right along When the City Championship game came the team was able to handle the situation without much trouble. Winning this game brought back to Central the coveted championship trophy which had been lost the year before. Fifteen fellows received maior letters for their efforts during the '45 season 1 l I ., 9 . N. H, lr 9 ffl lf- '-. Q 1 ECCCEALQ. 'lE,Af.f - Ii- T , ' 1 '. - f ' ' V- Q 1 ' -1 -':Z:y. 3f .'f' fifri F.g:.l1y.-.' iz. C111 suburban Bob Radcliffe, hord chorqznfg Central fullback, led the Bull- dogs ouensive power this seo- son and pldced third in the Suburloon scoring column. He wos rewczrded for his efforts by receiv1ng All-Stote ond AH- Suiourbon honors. He hos olco received 'The Most Vdluoblo Players Award here ot Cenf trol for the post two seosons, o foot which hos nevcr been oc- cornphshed before. A- . l '5?'f 4- f 'Q 1 'if' J fc.: A X 3 sf' f X Z One of the frnest lnemen ever produced ot Central rs rony Mozurco Hts fost chorg mg ond deodly blockm, were or oreot osset rn hrs berng se tected fo All Suburo 1' r onors Tony s oood notured ess o d reody smrle have mode rr r or iovorrte ornong teouur dtes ond foes ohke footboll teom CF11' 1 Row? Ar' Ar11cH To LO1'1C'I 1C Goorge Gavron Wmtz Tofrq Du 11 Mo C1 Leonard C1Qm1 d ow Art to1k'1 B CI B111 'J fOZOVlCh Ioe Gudlm BD '13 d org 1 DICK S1oH1'1 Wave Go g I Mozu co Hero BJ 'uc 1Th1 d Row? Coach WTI Lo E1 m Kmn V fc SC 'J ol ov 1 Z Pnter Gowmn Em1 If 3:1 1 1 'ou 1 1 W Vi N GWOTQF B rgmi zkou '1 '11 A o 5 JG rcfv JNL L I 0 T13 ' .2 . 1 1 .. , - , Nick Krsrixoh, R'.1.a.1e-11 Q , Y TC . to 171.3 SS , , its fS'5'COI'l R 1 Lois 1 1, ob R ddxffo, Unk' M1fC1'lQI1, W lferx, ICM: B , ., J. r N ,fI, ' ., '. r tT1:'1 er Toy . 1' , f 'Cl'ow,1k: ' 1' . Ifers Bo' linger To il S, 112' Aifzor fielf H r 19 Al. 1.1 11.a Gr cekowiik o '1 , 2 fe. C33 Alfrod We tkuxz, V CQ H hier 'FQQTC . o' X , g Q -nrt How 7 P'1m1Q1', I1m Bf3T1I'l9fh1lIT1 Rach' Amon Robort VIQEVNQQ CE1lY1G.' AfKlnf' MIX? flcwmzxi, Keri Kolztu Iii M11 1 C. Donfd Sfliultz fit Liwiori FI rborf P13511 1 -QQ Elf!-XF' TQ f' YYfQ!3.1-l. fiffv 'ij 1 ii f5K,'I:','l12EiATl fCQ'f'b!5.QQ, .., z.. - - .i'fkAfIfl1IIGS cross country suburban champions Under the capable leadership of Coach lohn Plichta Centrals cross- country harriers defeated all their op- ponents and literally ran away with the suburban championship, A well developed and industrious squad was the main reason why the Bulldogs were never defeated until they placed third in the annual state crossecountry meet. Fifteen letters were presented for the ea on s efforts ten mayor and five minor awards Eight of the maior awards were coveted maroon letters these were awarded to the suburban champs Out tanding squad members were Captain Don Benkert Wally Krenzien and Bill Welch Among many accom plishrnents of these fellows was the fact that they were rated among the best ten runners in the state a credit to their school and their coach 4 ' V A fldirst Bowl Walter Suter, Ice Korriar, Reber' Krertzi in lohn Plrchta Brielrriai r o Makowslci, Don Benkert Second Bowl Edward Knock C rl Di z Walt r Kr zi Byron Ioiinson, Ken Deira, Frank Kumershek, Bill Welch Robert i'i U 371-f 5 gf I K - basketballw AF 'Frrst Bowl DuWat'te Ch1pman George Mur phy Coach Gonyo 'Bon 1 ow kt C l .J r B a zyk Ntck Kr 't ch lSecond Bowl Irm Bo z en Loul Markovlch Ar La tofka Tom LOIGCGWO N ayne Vrel Ken Har rneyer Brcha d Ullm 1945 46 SUBURBAN CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STANDINGS Shorewood Waukesha Central Wh1tef1sh Bay Nauwato a W Mtlwaukee Cudahy U I2 W1th the return of the1r former basketball coach Nell Gonyo Central s cagemen fought past the1r opponents to f1n1sh rn second place Two men Clarence Blaszyk and George Murphy recerved All Suburban honors and the team was rated as one of the best 1n the state The Bulldogs began season play by takmg three non conference ttlts from Bay Vtew Pulaskr and South D1v1s1on All of the games were hard fought contests The team dropped tts frrst conference game but came rrght back and defeated seven opponents before tts record was marred by another defeat At m1d season two of the team s marnstays Bob Badchffe and John Broz ov1ch were lost due to graduatton Both of these players were known for the1r f1ne team work and excellent rebound playmg One of the seasons htghl ghts was the v1ctory over the Bulldogs arch nvals the Huskres of Nathan Hale for the ctty champtonshtp Each team had taken one game aptece rn the1r two meetmgs but m the1r th1rd and fmal battle our cagemen proved themselves the masters and the Huskres went down to defeat rn a thrrlhng game Ktky is f elnuce l s , s... W L W L f f f IU 2 A - - 7 5 f A - 9 3 ' ' - - E3 6 S, Milwaukee - 9 3 W. A. Hale f f - 4 B ' s B 4 . ' f 2 lC 'W L JA LL iw 6 P' wi' GC track Seven letterrnen and a host ot new recruits answered Coach Plichtas call tor Centrals '46 track squad. The Bulldogs were well represented in the distance events with letterrnen Don Benkert, Wally Krenzien, Eddie Beyersdort, Wally Suter, and Byron Iohnson returning from the '45 season, ln the dashes loe Bucher kept the maroon and gold ot Central up front throughout the entire soason Other fellows contributing to a successful season tor the cinderrnen were Dick Fullington and Noye lohnson thurdlesl, Bill Walters and Ken Detro 'MCL Neil Hardie, Art Lastotka and Dick Schweitzer tlield eventsl, and Bruce lngold and Tara Durante tdashmenl, Captain Don Benkert was the outstanding rnan on the squad, he participated in four and live events throughout the season and was one ot the principal reasons why the season was rnore in ucce t t B rv' u b Dii rb Vvo g Bob C bb Bil Errierich Warre H hi ger Wa te Zippe Tara D a e Bill Via B n 'tal Ba k CSeco d Bow M W Ken De o Dick Pulling o Wally Suter Ed Knocke Fank Kuw hek Eclaie B ye f lc B el a BJro'i Iohn ri Wally Krenzien or, Makow ki Ar Las tka Caarle Acke Bob Kre ierr CT'11ra Bowl Coach Hbl r Don Zio ecki 'Manag J Bob Sinden CManagerD Burt Otzinge Bru e lngold Geo ge B rgmann Leo a d Clemi Dick B ariek Dick Schweitzer Dick Mitchell Dick Ullrner D1 k Horwath Frank Milan Nofe Iohn on loe Komar Coach Walters Coach Plichta thr s , ,ss ul tlfirs o' D Ioe B cher, Bo' Carlo, Ice lberti, He ' n , o , . A ., n irsc. 'n , l. I l ur nt ' tiers Don e kert C1 res 1 c n ' 3 r, est . tr A ' Q 1 n, ' 1 - , . ' , r . ., ers. , e' rsdor, e ri ier, j . . so., A' . ' ., B ' ', t .to' , Q s '1-v, nzA .. it ' f i i e, . ' 1 A' ,, . er, ' . , A r, c i , r e K , n r ' er . , A ' , swimming and tennis SWIMMING TEAM fEirst Etowl Eugene Buhmann, Reed Sederberg, Donald Mc- Gaughey, Bruce Ingcld, Ronald Mahn CSecond Howl Eed Andrews Ralph Wtch er Don Wrrkus hm Iahlonskl Ru ell Wextz Don Iablon In Centrals mermen came through a season wh1ch prom1sed to be a very tough one but under the leadersh1p of Coach Gabert they proved themselves capable of keepmg rlght up 1n the thtck of the trght W1th the return of three veterans I1m Iablonskr Bruce Ingold and Don McGaughey Coach Gabert molded a balanced all around team New sophomore d1SCOVeI'1eS played an 1mportant part 1n bulldmg th1s year S team and w1ll be a great asset for commg teams l. TENNIS TEAM lE1r Row? Roy Ia tro h on Ge 71ne Don Kxtkowell Sta .vanow 1 Irvx If Eqa Il I . ' r ' , I , , 1 , - . . . - I - st ' ss c , B - rd. I .X H- Eey E' ' In l.eLch1le Second Howl Dick Kalten- llriln Iarnepi Cfyzlfiy George E' viii. Claude Kordu: Clar- exgf- f er' .:?':r: Pffttn cheerleaders HJ A More cheers better cheers has been the motto of our cheerleaders ll'11S past year and when our teams dldfll keep us yellmg they surely cltd Notable cheer success of the sea son was Boom Ch1cka Boom made popular by cheerleaders Dolores De Camara Dxane W1mmer Ahce Taker 1an Mary Hacks Eumce Fryda and Dlck Kaltenbrun centrc11's coaches Hi, 1, . , , , , ' .16 M f. 1 . r Cocxcheu Gilbert Gowyo Hlbler Bowew Phchto Walters V 11 heom, ha 1k of mbute e p e Pm' our con 1e 1 IO mth 11e11r co worlfer have CP111r1l11 hue record CI Cl chool w1r1 o lo e wh, smchrg 39 cxlwcxyw 0 Trrough the fUor1 04 1 ew d1,11 fluff-r L d I Jhllllle cmd hlrd Ncrx 131 P xcpt Q B111 oq 1 r J I1 COACH f-'ABLP1 'Cow' 1 d1411 OACH OVTYO 'EY' 3 1 men Central hs poduc P A them huts' tpflm T15 '1 one C1001 1'1 '19 UL11 L1 Cf'N 1l6 e1C HQ r capzxbls 1 14,1 f U1 paroptfcx TCH 1 N 1 1 T , 1 , ' , 1, ' 1 , . 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Alice Paulsen HOCKEY Io Ann Erdhtz Rachel Olson Mary lean B1egel Rua I.1p1nsk1 Mary Col la Evelyn W1 lGlOWSlCl ACCOVllDfIYll6'd by DU' 1rs and or1,11seQ aches and pams our g1rls have 9,1111 cl11 axed a dCCQ55lLll ear r t e lne al sports Getung a good send w ' Qpeednall e act J es c ar gea J new 1at w1tl1 the weather and so t wae tl at we played ll clce uni l le snow became loo deep to comfortably ln f1rc11rd ll'l F1911 mere we plunged NN leneartedlv 1nto basketball where l .. 1 ' .re J. 1 l ' .-, . , dw' ' ll rg' it y i 1 21 1 c , ' . eff .131 ., , E21 LZQQ 11 11 ' SAI. . . , - l1 4 Q ' y ,.1. 1.1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 Q . N ' lo ' A ' ' BASKETBALL Beverly Sm1t 1 Iulra Mrlakowcb R1 a Llpln kr Mary Colla Lytle Evelyn N1 lalowslcr VOLLEYBALL CFU t Howl Ro e Sagorac Mary Col la Comme Hrll tram Ruth Fl'CdI'1CK dorl Allc Marcetlch lSecond Rowl Ioyce Mey r Ioar Suttmger Glorla Meredrth Stephana Todorovlcb glrls sports the talents of grrls lrke loan Suttrnger and lflar, Colla were wrtnessed Pol lowrng up to the lrnrsh rn order were volleyball aerral tennrs and baseball Wlule some were developrng a skvll rn gymnastrcs there were those grrls who swam for the1r weel ly GXGTCISGS Alter school tournaments and weekly bowl rng tests were among the few out of class actrvrt es emoyed by many of our larrer set s f 't sf ' . Ann S V X , , .F ,,n , s , s- , Ae ' , 9, A ' ' , xr v '- Q , , , . X . , , . . Q ' ' A 5 S E I NICE Curves more CUPVQS Sh or-'CIQS Kass and 'Cell 'GSW wig is f' ' 5s PN 'theres somethang Ch 'KLA Innocence ? 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' V Y . . ,hmm n as A.. . hi ' A :H , 5 A ff- Y' Y GVS atgue vale l-la1l and farewell' Its now tune to say good bye to another of our tavor1te teachers lwfl1SS Ed1th Boyce Twenty four years ago MISS Boyce came to teach Lat1n here at Central When she camo she thought she would stay only two or three years because she d1dnt th1nk she would l1ke tt too Well However she stayed and taught for twenty four years and loved 1tl Lat1n 1ust wont be the sarne w1th MISS Boyce gone Her personahty rad1ated throughout all her classes and the ent1re school lt was her fnendhness and 1oll1ty that made her classes Us l1vely as could be and made Lat1n a real pleasure 1nstead ol someth1ng to do and be done w1th Obv1ously the person who scud that Lat1n IS a dead language never had MISS Boyce for a teacher because 1n ner classes caesar and LICGTO were a11ve and 1nterest1ng X hall cer atnly m1ss her and she assures us that she w1ll m1ss us She has always sata that she wouldnt want to teach anywhere else because such apprec1at1ve and wholesome people are hard to t1nd MISS Boyce IS ret1r1ng so that she can do all the thmgs she has always wanted to do but never found tune to do Qhe th1nks she has worked long enough and now shes go1ng to have fun She s QOIDQ to take some courses such as Span1sh perhaps go south for the Wtnter donate her serv xces for other people and cook and keep house All ID all 1t seems as lt she s go1ng to have a m1ghty good t1rne And although we dont l1ke to see her leave we all Wl h her all the fun and happ1ne s 1n the world - ' 1 . , ' . , , . . .- , . . , -7 V , . . , . .- IOS L , . . 1 . , , . , so , - I 1 ' , . . . f . . , . . , , .R . 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