Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)
- Class of 1937
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We sincerely wish that the shudow motil' that has been carried throughout the Zenith will meet with the approval ot' the students. lt' each picture :ind each word in this, your yeurhook, calls to life some dear friend, some czirefree moment, or some pleasant duty, the desire ot' the editors and stati' will have found its fulfillment . 93 i1DII1lI1lS'IBH'Il!JI1 UiiBI1I1IZI1'IlDI1i3 i1'l'HLE'Il!3S nl .f - -1 v .1 9 f 1' 'Y I 551.1 V1 4 X, . ' 7' r , J Liv tix 'FAQ v irq A rrp 1 4 A sf' , ig ,I ,,'f' 'I' I' . sg ' Q V4 if , I h ! f V, if X, js ,,- I .U HV r, ef I , JL Af, by r S f f Q.: rf f. ,, X I- 'Il-Y' .lv ' . , I 1Ql.i inf' 1 , I L l 43 .97 ,.f 5 'F H 5,3 4, I. g J 1' . .A r VV . wi! :' A 4, , E kv' 15.4 3 I . f A 1 rl rl I' 1 LLi1mm-.5 HBTI VITIES SBHDUL LIFE 'Q .KL BDHBD UF EDUBHTIDII loux Cdl. cyl-llDI'IRHlCl'lN . l'1'esi41em I RANK f1RASSXYICI.I.ICR . Vice President X W. 'l'.xY1.mz . . . 'l'r0:1s11rer if A. ANIJRICSICN J. J. LVMM Rs. Y14 1'01: II. GRAN IDR. A. 0. SVVICNHON DR. V. I.. HAN1-:Y D. C'. XYAKICMAN H II.lC1f:1.K1c1x1A . Superintenclvntx II1f:maL:H'1' J. I 0RSl5l'lHll . . Clerk 12 Mus. W. Il. Brcxsox, Dean of Girls MR. T. I . l'H11.l,Ivs, Assistant Priuci Mu A. M. SANTEIJ, Prim-ipa M A me .Ax um' A DAM m3T'l'Y CA 'UNIX Seaforth, Ontario I'niversity of Wisconsin, A. li., Columhiu Vniver' sity, A. M. History Adviser of Ilistory Clulr C1..xi'Dl.x A1.l.11:x Union City, Indiana l'nivc-rsity of Chit-ago, Ph. li., Vniversity of AYisc'on- sin, A. M. Duluth, Minnesota Duluth Central lligh School Ofliee Assistant W11.lu:1.MiN,x C.-xslt: Prairie Du Chien, Miscon- sin I'niversity of AYisr-onsin, A. li., A. M. Lutin History W ' W f .A .AJAMA Selmer Anderson ll Duluth, Minnesota Vnivvrsity of Minnesota, HS. Physical Education Assistant lsoothull Couvh IGLEN ISAKNR Duluth, Minnesota Duluth Central High School Office SPf'l'0l2lI'A' llrcmcx BED!-3 Duluth. Minnesota Cornell College, A. 15. English Sophomore Class Adviser C stu. l5om:xy.xl.n 11' I Mt. Vernon, New York Cohunlvia Vniversity, Na- tional Conservatory. Insti- tute of Music Pedagogy, Anierivzm Guild of Organ- ists, A. A. G. O. Music Department :INK li. C.-uucr cl2Ll'ltll2l!,'0, Illinois Curthugre College, Gregg Sehool. Gem City Business College, M. of Aeets. Head of cl0IlllTl9l'f'i2lI D0- pzlrtnu-nt clfi.-XDYS D. CH.v1'MAN Usage, Iowa University of Minnesota., A. B., Vniversity of Iowa. Assembly Adviser of Junior Class :ANNE Cammy Toledo, Ohio Royatl Vivtoriu College. McGill, A. B., Vniversity of Minnesota, A. M., l'ni- versity of flrenohle, I'lI'IlIlf'0 Freneh und Spanish llrzmzx Cnlhns ShPl'lI13Il, New York Wooster College, B. S. Art Appreviation Buss:-1 CHIPMAN Duluth, Minnesota Cornell College, A. Ii., U. B., Vniversity of Wisc-onsin English Adviser of Senior Cluss l+.1.1Z.xH1cTi1 M. Col.l.INs Duluth, Minnesota Ilniversity of Minnesota, B. S., De Pauw l'nivc-rsity French and Spanish und English Adviser of Girls' Cluh E Ji. sw... - My an Y .... ffl I.-f 1. 3 U' it .1 I r X. f J Ii.-xuim P. flll,-Xlfl Rockland, Michigan Pniversity of Chicago, PH. B., M. S. Home Planning Home lfurnishing Physiology IIARRY L. Dom: Duluth, Minnesota Cornell College, A. B., Vniversity of Iowa, Iowa State College Physiology Conuuercial Geography I,l'llHtY Ii. IDUNN Corninth, Kentucky University of lllinois, B. S., Teachers' College, lini- poria, Kansas Bookkeeping ll. L. ICBELING Duluth, Minnesota. University of Minnesota, Extension Division Machine Shop clA'I'HI'lItINl'l l4'LicM1No Gallian. Ohio College of St. Scholastiea, B. A. Typcwriting lil-JUNABD A. N. Chxuxox Duluth, Minnesota Superior State 'l'c-uchcrs' College, Duluth State Teachers' College, l'niver- sity of Missouri lCconomics English Coinmereial Geography Vo-Adviser of Pep Clulm Adviser of Junior Class Vunon, B. fiINfl Indianapolis, Indiana Butler College, A. B., llni- versity of Chicago, A. Al. Ancient History Sociology Ilead of History Depart- ment Zenith Adviser P. Guxssox Duluth, Minnesota Stout Institute. l'niversity of Minnesota Machine VVoodwork Grl4lU1iGlG W. GLENN Duluth, Minnesota Printing' Zenith Adviser IIUTII I. Gonnmu Duluth, Minn. Vniversity of Iowa, A. B Shorthand Typing ETIIICLYN GmvETzMAcm:ic Minneapolis, Minnesota University of Minnesota X B B S 1 . ., . . lflnglish Public' Speaking WA anim W. Guin: Minneapolis, Minnesota v x if Superior Normal, Superior Business College, Dulutl Business College Commercial Departinent Bookkeeping Athletic Board of Control ICTunI, ll.-xxsox Duluth, Minnesota l'niversity of Minnesota B. S. Bookkeeping 'l'ypewrit.ing IDOBIS HI41lMAltK Ilawley, Minnesota l lfniversity of Minnesota, A. B. Shorthand 'Pypewriting Adviser of Girls' Clulu 31 RF 5 lf MQ 3 31 .:,.: 5, . --. . 33, , Rlrru IlUI.LINGSVVOWI'H Ciqwnm l'. KNo'rT Chapin, Iowa Duluth, Minnesota University of Minnesota, Carleton College, A. B., B. S. Vniversity of Minnesota, Biology Stout Institute PEARL B. HIJIAAIES Springfield, Illinois Vniversitv of Illinois. A. B Sociologyk V I Adviser of Girls' Cluh MAX H. HoUoHToN Waverley, Iowa lfniversity of Iowa, A. B. l lYl1V9l'S1ty of Minnesota, A. M. Social Science ADOLPII E. Jouxsox Duluth, Minnesota Foundry Lixim .louxsox Duluth, Minnesota University of Minnesota, B. S. Public Speaking English Drama Adviser of Mask and Wig ICYA B. Ii11unALL University of Minnesota A. B. Conunercial Geography Adviser of Girls' Club 1 1.oiucNcr: limes Manchester, Iowa University of VVisconsin A. B., Cornell College, B. S Physics Auction Adviser Adviser of Pep Club Welfare Chairman v 2 A rehiteotural Drawing Mechanical Drawing Frank G. LAHS-ON Duluth, Minnesota University of Minnesota B.B. A. C lommereial Geography Footlmall Coach IDA L. LICADHOLM Duluth, Minnesota Lawrence College, A. B. Biology Adviser of Girls' C'lulJ AIARY Ii. LITTLP: Mt. Vernon, Iowa C'ornell College, A. B., I'niversity of Chicago Mathematics Co-Adviser of Mathematics Club IAIILDRED L. I,i1'TI.i1 Duluth, Minnesota Ripon College, A. B. Mathematics Gimcn IC. Loroox Moorhead, Minnesota University of Minnesota, B.S,. Colunilwia I'niversity, A. M. Home Economics Sl'sAN H. Loiiuin Duluth, Minnesota Carleton College, A. B., Columbia l'niversity, A. M. Vniversity of Michigan Biological Station Biology . ...aim ' it 7, :ze ' A ...Q al' - .:f.:1:e , ' E izv, ,... 4 ..., Dona MARY M,u'DoN,xLD Quincy, Illinois Drake l'niversity, Vnivcr- sity of Iowa, li. A. linglish Muuox G. MA.io Duluth, Minnesota Carleton College, A. li. Mathematics Adviser of Girls' Club Auction Adviser Adviser of Senior Class M,xm' li. BIAKYIN Duluth, Minnesota l'nivcrsity of Michigan, Ii., Columbia llniver- sity, A. M. English Co-Adviser of Camera Club .li-:ANETTIAJ E. MA'r'rsoN Duluth, Minnesota Office Secretary AVILLIAM Mc'lCW1-:N Duluth, Minnesota Duluth .lunior College, I'ni- vcrsitv of Minnesota, State Teachers' College, B. E. Physics Adviser of Pep Club ICVA Mcliuoo Crary, North Dakota University of Wisconsin A.l3., Columbia l'niVcrsity A. M. Latin Adviser of Girls' Club lh,1x'1'1 AIIGRSICN Duluth, Minnesota l'niversity of California University of Chicago, Phi li. English BIAIZIE BIORTLAND lklontezuma, Iowa Vniversity of Iowa, A. li., A. M. llead of linglish Depart- ment . . Newswriting Adviser of Spectator Esrm-111 MI7r:1,LEn Duluth, Minnesota Northwestern Vniversity, A. B., A. M. History Civics Adviser of Girls' Club l+ILM1NA Aiuius Mrnifm' Chadron, Nebraska Carleton College, A. li. Columbia University A. M Iflnglish Adviser of Girl's Club IJUCILLE AVANNEBO Ours Duluth, Minnesota Superior Normal, Vniver- sity of Iowa, A. B., Uni versity of Wisconsin Mathematics IIAZIQL M. O'Ni:1LL Duluth, Minnesota University of Minnesota, A.l5., Columbia University, A. M. Mathematics Stamp Club Adviser A. N. PAnKEs Duluth, Minnesota Purdue Universitv li. S., . v Mechanical Drawing Head of Manual Training Department IIENMETTA PEACH.-x Duluth, Minnesota State 'l'eachers' College, University of Minnesota Shorthand Typcwriting 9. f A iii ' 5 R 3 Ak ,sf ,S G 1 1 r Ny x S 1 1 11 v v-- , 1' 111f1u 111111111 s.- .1 ,if E vfffyv 1 IUUSH3 in . ka. 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YY? could go on and on wilhout Gnd showing: how our rmsoning: powvr is rlevvloixerl by math, om minds Trained for the job by The COII1IT1GI'Ci211 Ci6Il11I'iII10Ill, our VOC2liJlli2Il'Y :md ability io i11t01'p1'ol olhvr IIUIQQIIQLQQPS, by foreign lungzgliages, our apprvciaiion of music fixed, and larsl but not lf-mst, 21 CUI11lDiGlUC0ll1'Si in tho English language is prvs0111'emi to us. is 1 MDNT f '-1- - , . W Q l'lELEN ANN P1-:RRY Duluth, Minnesota Vniversity of Minnesota, B. S. Librarian Adviser of Library Club lN'lARrsARE'r F. l'oLLoCK Duluth, Minnesota Duluth.luniorCollege, Uni- versity of Minnesota, li. Biology Physiology Adviser of Girls' Club Adviser of Pep Club AIABEL E. RurHAIms Menomonie, Wisconsin Whitewater Teachers' Col- lege, Gregg School, Chica- go, Stout lnstitute Typewriting Shorthand Donis Roms Duluth, Minnesota Vniversity of Minnesota, B. S. Physieal Education Athletic Board of Control Adviser of G. A. A. Adviser of Girls' Club SoPHli1 ST. CLAIR Duluth, Minnesota University of Michigan, A. B., University of Chicago European History Adviser of Girls' Club ,Zi f1fu'1-af fb! -Lf, , l.f4.d1,ffi,:..e.,4 G. C. SAYRE Granville, Ohio Denison University, li. S. Physics Chemistry C. W. Snicoica Duluth, Minnesota University of Minnesota Pattern Making ZAILA Ssolfix Superior, Wisconsin Smith College, A. Ii. English Adviser of Girls' Club BIGIQTHA M. SELLHORN Minneapolis, Minnesota Ifniversity of Minnesota B. English Adviser of Girls' Club AYINIFRED Susnwoon Willmar, Minnesota Carleton College, A. B. 7 University of VVashington, A. M. English AYILLIAM C. SIMMONS Duluth, Minnesota Duluth.luniorCollege, l'ni versity of Minnesota, li. S. Sociology History English Ml- efcmvl lo ILWMALL, f 'iftftvov 1f,f..1,1,mm Mmg. M. SoUTHwo1m'11 Minneapolis, Minnesota llniversity of Minnesota, A. li., Harvard Fniversity, Ed. M. English Adviser of Camera Club I IL' 4'-Q., Ioxp, Sotlmz Aberdeen, South Dakota Columbia University, A.M. Art PAUL S'1'AN1'oN Duluth, Minnesota University of Minnesota Auto Shop Joi-IN STEELE Duluth, Minnesota Carleton College, A. B., l'niversity of W'isf'onsin, A. M. Physics Chemistry .IouN SWAIN Indianapolis, Indiana. l'niversity of Indiana, A.B. Physical Education Director of Athletics Athletic Board of Control Luv: M. TAvI.oR English, Indiana Indiana State Normal, A. B., Columbia llniversity, A. M. llead of Mathematics De- partment Rosfx M. TAYLOR Duluth, Minnesota Stout University, Univer- sity of Minnesota, B. S. .IouN H. THoMAsoN Warrenburg, Missouri Central Missouri State Teachers' College, B. S., Lake Forest College, North- western University Music Department lNI.moUl-:RITE TRAVIS Dubuque, Iowa llpper Iowa University, A. B., Vniversity of Wash- ington, A. M., University of Colorado li. S. History Clams VAN BEEK Minneapolis, Minnesota l'niversity of Wisconsin, Ph. B. English Bulxrurcn WALLIN Duluth, Minnesota OiIice Secretary Guy H. M. WARREN Duluth, Minnesota Duluth Junior College, Du- luth State Teachers' Col- lege, A. B., Vniversity of Chicago Physiography Adviser of Aviation Club Debate Coach I'lsT1-11.1.1-1 NVATTS F I Duluth, Minnesota Duluth State Teachers' College, Peabody College for Teachers, Vniversity of Minnesota, B. S. Sight Saving QANK W. VVESTMAN Duluth, Minnesota Northwestern Vniversity, B. C. S., University ol' Chicago Bookkeeping Commercial Geography H. E. AYILKINS Waukesha, Wisconsin Lawrence College, Carroll College, A. B., University of Wisconsin, A. M. U. S. History Civics LIILA W. AYILSON Duluth, Minnesota Carleton College, B. A. English AUGUSTA G. ZIEGLER Duluth, Minnesota lfniversity of Minnesota, A. B., Columbia Ifniver- sity, A. M. German Physiography Adviser of Girls' Club :I W Q, ii V ,. it I .' ttc A ,M E'. A iizi .-,., ,Z 1: I 1 it Q I u u. 53 ,, ,....2 . 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JHI111 UBS 1 11111 R11111 111111.11 .1l1l111111111 .111111'111-N. ,x1111fsI1111. l'1111'N11f N11111111l H1111 Nfzlfzwr, llwylr, .1l111'.Y1'zl. .l11l111s1111. 1 -:wmv-1 FQ .farm ilu Hgexnuriant In rnexnoriam to the Central stu dents who dim! during the past yvar Charles McC'o0l, son of Mr. and Blrs. C. L. Mcffonl, 1414 Woodland Avenue. Leonoro Cox, daughter of T. G. Laughren. VV:Lrren Gudv, Jr., son oi' XY. W. Gude, 823 Tenth Avenuv East. Lyle Zion, son of VV. B. Zien, T09 NVCST Superior Street. JELIIICS Schuler, son of Mrs. M. Schuler, 1012 East Sovvnth Street. 24 ' f-12,4,4fg1..4fC, 'Q lg a-Nigga. NVQ M Miss flllillfllllll Miss Maja ,. i Rnhgrl Vliisholrrz SEIIIUB BLESS 2 'I 'S .. v-1 .. .- 4 'D 1: '1 M - ,.. : D7 - 'D A ... 2 O F4 H - Z - '4 '4 f'D CL 1 7. 2 C H 3 4 'D lhoughl :incl lookcd zmhcml to that magic cvent in our lives. And now it has :ictually comcl W0 lizivc rcccivcml our trcnisurcml cliplomzis and arc rczicly to stop out into thc World. cziggvl' to givc of our hes! to mzikc L1 plzicc for oursclvcs in this husy lilo W0 fccl that our Irziining has mzulc lls coiupctcm to do so whefhc-I' wc plain Io mlo olwlirizlry routiuc work or spccinlizc in sonic ficlil. Our work :it Cklntml has give-11 us much and wc should try to usa' it to thc hc-sl ol' our zihililics. lllll' Alma llzitcr is proucl ol' hcl' senior cluss ol' 1937 :uid wc shoulml I'K'QllliLl0 our livcs so that in yi-:urs io comc that priflc will novel' lcsscu. In lilll'I' ycnrs wc will look hzick on om' high school clnys :is thc haippicsl :mil most CilI'0liI'00 ol' our livcs. YVG :irc plcascfl lo huvc complctcml our four ye-airs of high school hut lhcrc is :L touch ol' sorrow in thc thought ol' lcziving our Alma Maitcr, Vcritml High. Mary Lou Meldahl Shrrman Nzzymnrk Pm-:si DENT ..,. Vicn l'm:s1DEN'i' Mazjurie Ilrigcfn . . , . .Robert Chisholni .., . .Mrxrjoric Hagen Sl'Il'Rli'l'AHY . , ,.... Slierniun Xxiynmrk 'l'icEAsUmcu, . . . . .Many Lou Mclmlzilil . a i? 'sw' t'r-vst:'l Johnson. . . Mzirgzllvt Pctcrson. . Doris Ann Arirlvrson .4... 1 'lmrlonc l'l1'0l111ll1ll. . 1.00 Johnson ,,... . . . Emily 15orgxwz1lr1. . . lN1zrrion lluttcl ..... Donzilml l5i'1'li0l1l12lI1. . Angclinc Mzrinollar. . . Slierinzin N2lf'lI12lI'li. . Mzu'jorie 1141011118011 .... Phyllis Nolson ...... Phyllis Clxillziglim-1'. . . Elizzllmcth Wooml. . . Evclyn 15ow0rs .... Marjorie liilgrour. . .. Shirlvy Sziwyvr ,.., . 15ctty Vronquisl . . . Nailliain 15:x11ou. .. Blarclclixio Logan. . . 15nr1mrzx Johnson ,... liohcrt Fflillllllilll. . . Mziric 1'lclmcrs .... 15cry1 .lohnson ,... Irorruinc Pvrson .,.. Mzrttlww Plaishax. . . Mario Missuhl ..,. 15ill li0I1.1111ll1I1 .... Arclicc' Hanson ..... Mary Muyriunl ,... Mnrjoric Etlon ,... Yictor Wcinlicrgr ,.,. Shirley Kzirsncr .,., . Dorothy Pcnnic. . . . . Dorothy 15. Pctt-rson l5z1rlmI':1 Goorgo ...., Esthcr Grf-on .,... Pearl Leanion .... Ethel Olson ..,. SA1.i 1'A'1'ouIAN ........-1.250 ....4.218 . . . .1178 . . . 4.118 -1.142 4.13535 . . .I5.969 35.967 . . 15.965 25.965 . . 15.958 . . 15.937 25.9251 35.928 25.906 35.892 25.892 25.88-1 35.862 25.82525 25.828 25.821 35.821 35.821 35.821 25.793 . . .35.787 . . 35.785 .. 15.785 . . ,35785 .. .Z5.781 . . .25.777 25.769 .. 25.766 35.758 25.750 25.750 . . . .35.75O . . . .3741 35111011 HUHUB BULL YA1.1+1n1c'1'oR1A N Lco Vohon ....... .,., -1 .285 June Pitkanen .... Fynthia Phillips. . . Daniel 1Yi0ncr ..,.. Mary Bartholdi .... Yernzi Ellingson ..., Irene Jacobson ....... Dorothy Laukkzrncn. . Marion Eaton ....... Eleanora Larson. . . Alicc Cont os .....,.. Berghcr Erickson .... Olivo Gzrllipo ....,.. Ilclcn Horwitz .... .lane 15ishop .,..., Bornarrd Gcrrn .... liolmcrt Gcrrnan ..... Ruth Drcckovsky .,.. Dennis Wicganrl ..... Dorothy Shustcrrnziu. 15erthold 15rof1y ..... . Annu Gordon ....., Graco SClllHSkf' .... Archie Harju ...., Eleanor Oherg .... Judith Varlson ....... Margaret, .1 ohnson .... Evelyn Rzimscy. . . . Margery Schaefer .... Rilla Curtis ......, Dorothy Fishcr ..... . Phyllis Smith .... .... Scniors who took part of thoir wo another school. Phillip Golden ....... Elsie Johnson .... Edna Mac Ross. . . June Liljcgren .... Irma Nelson .... ....35. .,.. 25. ....25.. ....25. ....25 ....25. ' 792 . . . ..5. 35.714 ...,25.71J25 25.678 25.678 25.678 35.678 . . . 55.677 35.676 . . . 55.655 25.6--12 . . . ,25.642 . . . .25.642 . . . .Z5.6I5I5 . . . .Z5.6U7 . . . .I5.607 586 .5811 576 .. .... 35.571 571 . . . 15.571 562 ....25.55l .545 5255 ... 15.5355 . . . .25.517 ... 8.5011 ............Z5.5116 .....,......25.500 rk in 3.928 25.821 . . . 15.7325 3.72-1 3.714 SLHSS HISTORY SOPHOMORE The entrance to Central of the class of '37 was the beginning of one of the finest records ever established in the school. A fine start was made by electing Matt Plasha president, Walt McCarthy vice president, Marge Hagen secretary, and Eleanor Oberg treasurer. With the cooperation of Miss Chipman the class participated in outstanding events which colored its first year at Central. Most prominent was the class party under the direction of Mary Lou Meldahl and John Bell. The class editors on the Zenith staff were Cay Mayer and Walt McCarthy. JUNIOR The class began its junior year by retaining Matt Plasha as president and electing Marge Hagen vice president, Eleanor Oberg secretary, and Mary Lou Meldahl treasurer. Exciting events made it a busy 5 ear. ln athletics the outstanding junior was Lloyd Irving, who won place places on the football, track and basketball teams. Tenny Seline won letters on the track and cross- count ry teams, A most exciting campaign was that of electing a Zenith editor for the coming year. Matt Plasha emerged the victor after a close contest with Dennis Wiegand, Leon Cone, and Nathan Ballou. ff-3 The honor of the best girl mixer and the homeliest boy fusser was placed upon Marge Ilagen and Matt Plasha. Other activities included the Ring and Pin committee headed by Marge Hagen and Matt Plashag Mary Lou Meldahl as vice president of the Girls, Ulubg Bob Chis- holm, treasurer of the Boys' Pep Clubg Irene Jacobson, secretary-treasurer of the Math C'lubg Ruth llann, vice president of the Band and Urchestrag Matt Plasha treasurer of Mask and Wig: Anne Mickelsen, vice president of the Camera Clubg and Vynthia Phillips and Cay Mayer, representatives on the Zenith staff The Junior-Senior Prom led by Marge Hagen and Bob Chisholm brought this successful year to a happy end. SENIOR The class of '37 feels that this year has been altogether acceptable. Bob Chisholm was installed as president: Marge Hagen, vice president, Sherman Nayinark, secretaryg and Mary Lou Meldahl, treasurer. As Thanksgiving neared the Auction swung into action under the chairmanship of Marge Hagen and Leon Fone. Ruth Warren was crowned Athletic Queen with ltlleanor Uberg, Jean Jannetta, Cynthia Phillips, and Marge Hagen as her court of honor. The senior class gave two dances: a Halloween dance at the Hotel Duluth directed by Leon Cone, and a St. Patrick's party in the gymnasium directed by Marge Hagen. As our high school years drew to a close we left our Alma Mater with regret but with shining eyes looked forward to a bright and happy future. 27 'B' . if WW'-N .4 ag, ,, 'X N ... -3 , J K' , A, 'E ,W . K Arncnxrzrn Y, Tom .XHli.XHAlNISON, Ilomrlfi History 4. ll'nrul11'm'l.'lng. Aix.-ms, Gi4:onoE Ellf1I'll N. Afrox MN, l'll,l.EN Pop 3, 4, Girls' Club 4, AIIOUOU 4. I'11nm'z'ng. .X1.nr:n'1's. lCnNA Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Pep 2, 3, 4, Auction 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Secre- tary 3, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Girls' C,'l11b2, 3, Swimming 2, Tennis 2. Plfologruplly. Amlfxosrzx, Anmznfr History 4, Carnera 4, Fly Casting 2, 3, 4, Enter- tainers 3, First and Ten 2, 3, Iznak Walton 3. Pllologru ph 11. 1 4 Eff 3 If o. X1 .ICT ep 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club 4, Library 3. Sporls, Axon-:RHo1.M, Fnicn Pep 2, 3, 4, History 4, Ili-Y 2, 3, 4, Auction 2, 3, 4, Spectator 3, Imnk Walton 2, 3, lNIzit,h 3. I'r1'nfing. Axmznsox, IJORIS ANN Pep 4, History 4, Mask and Wig 2, 4, Carrivrn 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, .xllfftlOIl 2, 4, Library 2, 3, 4, Prosiflent 4, Math 3. Ilunrlziwufi. Axnrznsox, Donorm' IC. Pep 2, 3, 4, History 4, Camera 4, Girls' Club 4. N11'z'n1n1ing, Axniansox, flERAI,D History 4, Czunorai 4, Math 2, 3. SIFIVIIIIIIIVIIQ. Axminsox, l'InL14:xn Hi-Y 3, Aviation 4, linter- tainers 3. .41'ir1l1'on. ANDERSON, HARRY Skiing 4, Pep 4. Illmling. Axnmzsox, HAnvm' Football 4, Pep 3, 4, Ili-Y 2, 3. llunffng. f ga -i 25: . W ,-v- . 4 , ANDEusoN, Hl41RBICIiT ANDERSON, VERA Pep 3, 45 History 35 Enter- Basketball 2, 35 Volleyball tuiners 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 2, 35 Pep 2, 3, 45 History 45 A Capella 2, 3, 4, ,Xxniznsox IREM: G. Girls' Club 3, 45 Tumblinggg 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 4. Spnris. .-XNDREE, LI.oYD Pep 45 History 45 Camera Ffshhly- 4, Girls' Club 2, cs, 4, ian- 5 tertuiners 35 Glee Club 3, 45 A Capella 4. .U us'1'1'. Xxmzicsox, .IVNE ANVIU, HAROLD D pep 2, 3, 4: History 45 Glee Izauk Walton 35 History 3. Cflub 3, 4. Sf'I'fl1l,700A'N. 'XNm:nsoN, Lnorn ARNDT, Blu, Hauling. History 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Camera 3, 4, Vice President 45 Auction 45 Spec 45 Boys' Y Cabinet 3, 4. Golf. XNDE1isoN, AIILDRIQD I As!-IN, Fnicin-:Ric'K Basketball 2, 3, 45 Tennis Basketball 2, 3, 45 Izauk 2, 35 Vollevball 2, 3, 45 VV:1lton 2, 3. Pep 3, 45 Iliistory 45 Girls' Club 25 Auction 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. Sfwimnz ing. XNDERsoN, PHILIP Skiing 2, 3, 4. Slciing. Xxnnnsox, lion W. l-listorv 3, 45 Auction 3, 4. Ga rloomfng. ATKINS, IIIVTH Pep 3, 45 History 45 Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. ClII'f00'll'l-HQ, BADIQR, Eimzi-:N Basketball 2, 35 Volleyball 2, 35.Pep 3, 45 History 45 Auction 45 Tumbling 2, 3, 4. Tzurzblvfng. l X if H -v-.,, li.-'ll,lAlI', N.-vrnAN li.xic'r1ml,nI, Bl mi' l A ' . 'st 1 -si len - ' I , 4' t G Jia llisoiy 4, HSI 1 4, Pepa ,iiism-y 151111414 .Xlll'll0Il -lg Zenith 45 Klzxtli flllllb 2, 3, 4. 3, 4, P1'esiml0nt4g lianrl Si, 4. Ilruwmfg. f:jjIllfLlINlliI'N. by We 4 1 BAN.-ls. S'1'l4:l.i,A KIARIE Pon 2, 3. 45 lxarili Walton lii41AT'i'Y, I,141cuN.min B,xNusL'Nn, CTi,1if'Fmm l5 3Q'Kl'1N' NTT 131,553 Histo,-y 4. 1' ootlmll -lg lizisketlmll 2. ii, 1' 7 I ' Pep 2 2 g ' ' unlpzng V v lzazlk Vl nlton 2. flllIIU1'l'lIg. , , li14:i,,xNul4:n. illrmx Bam' 131.2 4, Histow 4, Tennis 4g C' lrlfng 45 Pwr ' ' -A ' '7 3 4' Historv 4' Nl-sk 31-is' ffliilm 2. 3, 4g Lllllil-l'j' ghd 'wig 2. Hilxf 2224, lj!-57111, 4. 'lf1'0:1s111'0:' 13 .XIII'llUll 42 Zenith 3, 4, bpm 2. 3, 4 liovs' Y fl2llll'10l, 43 Malin Xxxlllllll '7 Ilia. l5,xiclclcx, INl,xic.Iom l5l4,x.l,xx1l'x, XN1i,li.u1 Pop 2. Si, 45 Girls' Cllulm ZZ, Pep 3, 45 Hi fxyry 3, 43 Q Zig llistory 3. Chess 2, 3, 4, Mzitli Ii' First Sll'liIlI7II7'll!j. and Ton ZBA .llwlwl r11'f'1:lrlf1 s. l .... . ., gi' lj.Xll'I'lClA.. li141'r'rj' .lxxic l5I,lxNI,:,I,,l,' Dmuwm. Pop 3, 45 lllstory 45 Musk IJWIHN- :xml Wig 4gGi1'ls' Club Ci, 4. ,,', Ili!.1'ng. X 2 .46 X Q l3,uc'1'r:l.i,, lflnwgnn l5ENNlc'1 1', Yiiuaiyu Pvp 3, 43 llisfory 33 lli-Y Pffll 54, 43 lllstml' 3- li Zig lzzmk Walton 2, UIVIS' Chill 2. Spwrf. X ? A L I51cRlJ1lf:, JOHN SIIUP, JANE History 4. Musk :md Wig Pep 25, -lg Hirztmw' 355 Musk 2, Mafh :sf JIIIIIFZ bouls. l51cm:14:N SHIRLEY and Wig: 2g Girls' C7l..lw 2, 3, 4. BlAl'jj1'IY-Ilfl. l5.IonNN15s, M,m14:1, , . . 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Girls' f'lul1-1. - Iliking. 4, .r 'K , 5 Brmwx lXIAliJOIill'I ' ',,, M B 'Ulu D L !'ffT'f,, Pep E55 cl1llHPI'2l 35 Girls' :L 5 5 e S lllstmx .. Fl . . - ' ulm 2, -5. - - I lffllllN Q . . A, 1:-1 nzmzng. wr lu xr 1, liRI'I'IN, STICIWHCN Nlumpx Pep 3, 45 History 3, 45 Glev 1 Clulw 4. ' .llulvll-c'n1'f'1's. KIJIURIJ ll 3 linux. ixlllflilill w aw 4 Woof :md Fly Fasting 25 lzzmk XVz1l- K-' l8SI1llIlf 5 Rift Llulv 4. ton 2. , N114 pnzq l 1Iwhing. ' in 1 ml I 5 I H K l5UHmcsoN, Ilmjuo llwtmx 4 BI'1sk :md XYig5 436115154 455 Hlstml' 4? 3121111 up gpfnmtol. 4? ,SY5 Clleje C lub 4. ee Q 5 . A Q .lpe . 4 lSc0u!111g. 1 4 H 1 xxx I ' ' BITTVIIIGR, .MVK D His '51 - ' History 45 Footlmll 2, 3, 4. wk nfl XY1' ' w ' ' Rl'1lIlfI'llIlfl grocwry boxvs. W' N71 Q ik 4 i . .iff iw 2 A BYs'ri:DT, ROY Slflllillg. C.-xcmx, HARRY Pep 2, 3, 45 History 45 Fly Casting 2, 35 Aviation 45 Grchestru 2, 3, 45 Izazik Walton 2, 35 String Ensem- ble 4. 7'ro11ffi.sl1i11g. C.-xM1'.xNEI.1.A, liOSl'I CARLSON, HRLRN E. Pep 2, 3, 45 History 35 Girls' Club 2, 3, 45 Auction 45 Glee Club 45 Dance Group 3. Storms. CARI.soN, Jl'DlTll Plntertziincrs Club 4. Boolfx, CARLSON, lxl.-XRION Basketball 35 Golf 45 Yol- H1Sfr0fY4- leybzrll 4, cziiwleiidei- as, AVf f'- 45 Pep 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 45 llistory 45 Musk and Wig 25 Czuneru 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Auction 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, President 4. E'.l'l'7'lIf'f6'd teeth. CANNING AUDREY CARI,soN, IQHNNICTH H. Pep 2,' 3, 45 History 45 Girls' Club 2, 35 Auction 4. l'l1o!ng1-rzplzy. Imak Wulton 2, 3, 4. Stamps. ' 4 , 1 v ,Y . CQARLMJN, Aoxm. l CAIWENTER, BERKEIAIQY Pep 2, 3, 45 History 45 Girls' Club 2, 35 Auction 2, 3, 4. Stones. CARLSON, lil4lA'I'liICl'I Pep 2, 3, 45 History 45 Girls' Club 2, 3, 45 Auction 4 Dance Group 3. Srfmphoolrx. CARLSUN, DoRsl-:Y Basketball 35 Volleyball 35 Pep 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Tunibling 3, 4. Sports. lizmsketbull 25 Swiuuningg 45 Curling 45 Pep 2, 3. 45 His- tory 45 Hi-Y 25 Fly Casting 2, 3, 45 Math 35 Izzrak Walton 2, 3. Iiorzlmg. CARPENTER, RA x'MoN D Pep 3, 45 Radio 3, 4, Presi- dent 3, 45 Math 3, RIICIIIU. CARTER, RIJBERT Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Truck 2, 3, 45 Pep 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 25 First und Ten 2, 3. I 'll otogra plz y. 4 QW ,...., . , W 1 .,.-, ,- ,, ' , K QQQ 'H it ,-is . - 3 ,: ,, W a .. ... . , 4,5 Cxsir, Amsox clHIiIH'l'IANSHN, liL'TIl 45 . Pc-p 2, 3, '15 Girls' Clulm 2. Pep 2, 3, 45 llistory 3, 45 ' 35 Am-tion 3. 4, Girls' Clulm 2, 35Cll0eCfl11lJ W' 5? ,lnmlrflzr rmliu. 2, 3, 45 A Capella 45 Girls' 'fry 'f Quartet 4. wwf! Singmg. C.'.x'rTi1icsoN, .lonx C'I,1FF, NORMA Vurlingx 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Pep 3, 45 History 45 Girls' ' 'A Pep 3, 45 llistory 35 Hi-Y Clulm 25 illee C'lula 45 Auf'- , :gf-.5 2, 3, 45 Fly Casting 2, 3, 4, tion 4. 4- Prcsirlvnt 25 Vhvss 2, 3, 4, I3ul.'1'11gml.'m. F lair X f ,M fa gd , if 'X wir . M br Vice Presiflvnt 4, S9I'I'0ttlI'Y 35 Stump 3, 45 Izazxk Wul- ton 2, 3. llzmlmg. Ci-1rxmxpx, .luiizs Nporlx. fllI,kFFl'IY. lluam' li. llistory 45 Izzuxk Xytilfilll 2, 3. Forms. i'llr1sxl-1Y,Mic'u1c.x1. Pep 35 llistory 45 Izuuk Walton 2, 3. lifrfl ,ION-Yl'N. C1111-Aux, BIAXIXIC Pep 2, 35 llistory 35 Musk :incl Wig 25 Girls' Vlulm 2, 35 ,Xuvtion 3, 4. A malwur rurlzfo. clllISHHI.M, lion C 1 m p J l op L, 3, 4, Vivo I rvsident, ll, Sovretnry 35 History 45 lli-Y 2, 3. 4, Vivo Prvsidont 45 Auction 2, 3, 45 Spec 3, 45 lioys' Y Cxilninvt 2, 3, -l, Vice Prosidont, 45 Mzrtli 35 Vlriss Ulliver --Prvsiflflnt l5 ,Xlli'fl0llCCl' 35 Atlilctim' Quevn lXI:1m1gor 4. n 1 clIiINl-1, Romzm' Pep 25 History 35 Fly Cust- ingg 35 Ixziuk Walton 3. il10f0I'fIlf,I. clOFFIN, LIONAI. History 45 Aviation 3, 45 Rifle 45 Art 2, 3, 45 Anc- tion 4. A rfuiion. E flOIIl'lN,Iil'1l.EN Busketlvzill 2, 35 Volleyball 2, 35 Pop 2, 3, 45 Girls' Clulm 2, 35 History 4. Hilzing. Uoincx, Llco Student Mmmger of Trunk 2, 3, 45 of Bnsketlizill 2, 3, 45 of C'r0ss-country 2, 3, S 45 Pep 2, 3, 45 llistory 3, E 45 lli-Y 3, 45 Musk :incl gf Wig 25 Fly Casting 2, 35 Zenith 45 Spec 2, 3, 45 Ixauilc Walton 2. 31 Sporls. HIIGN, RVT11 Bzisketlmll 2, 35 Yolleylnzill 2, 35 Pep 2, 3, 45 History 35 Girls' Ulnb 2, 3, 4. DfIIlf!77Z'Ilg. '?.,L A 1. -E ,M , , ...f A 1 7 ai ' ref- 4554 9 4 2 Qi! HE S E! k B 4 'Jj 'c oHIcN, STANLIGY Pep 3, 4, History 3, 4, Fly Casting 2, 3, Chess 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Izaak Walton 2, 3, Auction 4. l 01'1'stry. K ous, BI'II'roN Basketball 2, Pep 2, 3, 4, History 3, 4, Ili-Y 2, 3, 4, Boys' Y Cabinet 4, Izaak Walton 2, 3, First and Ten 4. Sports. oN1c, LI:oN Pep 2, 3, 4, History 4, Treasurer 4, Mask and Wig 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Auction 3, 4, Chairman 4, Zenith 3, 4, Spec 3, 4, Boys' Y Cabinet 3, 4, Math 4. The Grcm Onion. C oN'rA1:Do, AN N Basketball 2, 3, Pep 3, Girls' Club 2, 3, Girl Re- serves 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4. Hiking. oNTos, :ALICE Basketball 2, 3, Tennis 2, Volleyball 2, 3, Pep 2, 3, 4, History 3, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Zenith 4, Spec 3, 4, lin- tertainers 3. Tap flaming. 'osr:IcIFF, JACK Football 2, 3, 4, Pep 3, History 3, 4, Fly Casting, 2, First and Ten 2, 3, 4. Fishing. Curling 2, 3, 4, Golf 4, Pep 2, 3, 4, History 3, Fly Casting 2, Math 3, 4. Golf. CRANE, LILIIIAN Pep 2, 3, 4. IJrau'in.g. t.-xrsicic, EI,l.EN Pep 4, History 4, Mask and Wig 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Auction 4, Girl Rc- scryes 2, Dogs. Cmxssyvicirmzit, SUSAN Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Pep 2, 3, 4, History 3, Girls' Club 2, 4. Bflscbrzll. Cimwroizn, JIM Football 2, 3, 4, Pep 4, First and Ten 2, 3, Prom Committee 3. Vicirola. rcrorrls. CnoNQUIs'I', BETTY Volleyball 2, Pep 3, 4, His- tory 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, Auction 4. Signs. CUNNINIQHAM, Bon Pep 3, 4, History 3, 4, Radio 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4. A Nlfllflll' radio. msoiy, JIM CURIE, IIOSEMARY Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, Pep 3, 4, History 3, 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. ,llonkry '110r1'lfics. sk 3 'fe rf 1 .1 1 4 F, if i i i 'M 3 , . ..,. ' . . Q. 1 1 :1. , , T. . 7-Liss, QQ '- E! Msn if il '13 AIHI. A ' ,fl NTIS. U0 H lJlGl',-XSIUV D111coT11Y 5 If :Fw ' ' S '6tb11ll 25' Yollcyb-ill 1. Pep I5 4' lliSto1'y4'Y0l10y- 1 1' 115 'H- 'yi' -22'.'-' 9 . ' ' 1 5 1 3 - Nall slfrzlwzw, .lIr'1mw. Q HH, RIMA 3 lJlNI'lIlJ IXXTHRXN H Iepl H1sto154 Nlask md 1611-l 1 lu Z3 1 S l 4 XIICUOD 4 f6I11tll 4 Spec 4 Dnw rlcxzqnmg Xuct1on 4 4 C 1116111 4 In borllmq D1 5AV'I0 I1 mv- Z 3 lllsto f 11ls Club 3 -Xllff1OI1 4 I Lclzufs DXIII X111HU1 12 5 4 lim 111144 flfmlzlzq .lJllE l41TT1 4 HISI I 5 H111 Cmls IDIS L lb lu 1 J Nu inzmmq I ammq lil I of ff' mv D.8llI. XURAIAN H HN' 9' I V .. 95 ' , ' I 4' Hls 10 I ' . l 5 5 ' . 1 -- v. 1's 1b- .5 ICI in 15.1.5 mn ' Glee Club 4. 5 lJc11.L1v14:11, HUWA1111 511 '5 DAXl4,X, 17111101111 ' Club ,L Football' Pop 2, 3, 45 Girls 5 Q C' 1 1114 ' 5 ff H11 lx 5 1 1 7, 5 5 5 3 Si, Pe 55 4, IQTOI 5, b.1ll 5 55fl1IlS Club .55 4 1 5 Cluls NC'lub 2 5 , 1 '3 .. E 1 455 5 fi' A 1 X., .,.,,.--- A .-.- l ' w- , 1 My '33 '31 ' 1 Pop 2 3 4' istory 45 H , '. - 'a 5 A, um 505.185 C '12, 45 VN lg ',, 2.5 fll1'l 'VST ub 2, 35 ' T' , 5 ,xx .1 .,. 1 5 I 411' 1 ',. 11 '11 PQI K,3,'55 .tory 3. pep 1, 3' 4? 'I 5.5, 45 l DQ,5,1,'f Q 'f1'Y ' 1 55.5. 3. 1' . A' Pefu 311 5 ' t 113' 2, 35 , cu' Q' f ' - ' 'I 111 2,3 ,Rm . 4, bf -sf 1 , ' IV, g. N 5, Al D1 L11-.11 x NX Q l,e1-,34 110 45 Q lllpx Zi 15' ' 1 ll 5' F111 011 4 'P '5 1 1 - I D R , , ' v . 5- . DM 15, I' 11,xM1,h DONALD' RUTH Yolllf-ylmll 125 Pep 2, 35 45 Damwlq 51 Q wg llisfory 3. ' ' N Q .mmm , l'f10f0g1'11pl1jj. W 1 A Q ,, , 'EL Dnucslaxs, BILL DVNW JAMES Football 4, Pep 2, 3, 4, llistiory 4, Mask and WVR: 4, First and Ten 2, Izaak NValton 2, 3. lV'fIlI', wonlrrz mul SOIIUS. Football 2, 3, 4, Pop 2, 25. 4,0 History .4,v Mask and Xl 151: 3, 4, H1-X 2, 4, Caru- era 4, Auf-tion 3, 4, Zenith 4, .Xviatiou 3, Class Play 3, 4, First and Ton 2, 3, Stamp 35, Treasurer 33, Izaak Walton 2, 3. Foollrall. Dmm.m.T, DONALD lmlox, Lo1.,x MM. Peg 3, 4, lzaak VValton 2. Pep 2, 3, History 3, Girls' I Cluln 2, 3, 4, Zenith 4, Spec 4. Sz1'1'mn1z'ny. n IJRYKIC, liE'1 i'Y ICATDN, BIARION , Vollevlmall 2, 3, 4, Pep 2, 35, Pep 25, 4, History 4, Gills' 5 Q 4, History 4, Girls' Club Club 2, 4, Lil1rzu'y 3, 4, V 2. 4, G. A. A. 2, Zi, 4. G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. ,,-, 5 Slfalmg, 1'icI11r1:s. ii? 4 A - , DIIBLA, l1lMu.iA l'lllACHl'IIi, liussi-11.1, Q3 . . if ,,-, H L If 1srRHA1cD'1' HXIt'l'IEX mllp 3, izgltlkisttlakfls M., - A Pep 3, History24,3IaskAaual ,and wigwicii-1S'. C 4 2, 22533154 gfwsfrinif if 4: f ,,,-,., .Vll0-1 fookfifm ' Izaak Waltoni2, 3, 4. ij I' i fl' f ' DIII.INSKI, Bmncsm' LINEN, MAR-WML Ilm'sf'lzr1rlf l'fl1ZA7lf1. Pep 2, 3, 4, History -l, C':1mcra 4, Girls' Club 35, 4, .-Xuction 4. DULINSKI, LAwR12Nc'14: EGAN, BETTY 7l0b0f1ffl17L7f7lf!l. Pep 2, 3, 4, History 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Auvtiou -1, A Capella, 2. Jlenus. Emmy, ICIJWARIJ ENSTAD, Ronifzm' Golf 45 History 45 Ili-Y 35 Fargo Gentral High School 45 Boysb Y Cabinet 45 2, Math 255 O1'Cl19Stl'2l 2, 35 4. Fnotbrlll. flzzrlivzg. I-IKLFND, l Lox'n llockey 3. N1l'imn1ing. EKIIND, Gi-:Oman Pep 35 45 Hi-Y 4. Ilunling. IGl.1.1NosoN, VIQRNA Pep 25 35 45 History 4 Girls' Club 2, 45 Girl Re serves 45 Math 3. Ilifllllllllfl. 14l1.MQI7ls'1'5 L1Li.1,xN lirzlfing. ENm:lf:1,, lin' Pep 25 33, 45 lli-Y 45 Fly Casting 35 Orchestra 2, 3 45 Izaak Vlvalton 25 33. .llufivl lwflrling. lixtsitzi, Vimsixu liep 3, 45 Girls' Club 25 3. I l'l'f!l1'l' IIHHUIIN. Eiclvxsox, B1-3ma12R Pep 25 345 45 History 45 Aue- tion 45 Zenith 45 Math 335 Izaak Walton 2, f'urling. E1ur1KsoN, Eriilcr. 5 Pep 3, 45 Girls' Club ,2,-4-lf, 45 Glen Club 3.51 f Sclnplwogfa, f ' - 5 4 L V-1 VL . fl' R- - Y. Lf . I 1 ' f 4 Ahlfvt EVANS, C'l.AYToN Football 45 Basketball 3, 45 Dialnondball 3, 45 Pep 3, 45 llistory 4. 1'll'Nf1lil1fl. FAUs'r5 IIAZEL Pep 45 History 35 Gi ' ,' Vlub 2, 255 4. Smzpslmt illblllll-Y. Flew, J,xr'K Football 2, 35 Skiing 25 Pep 2, 35 45 Ili-Y 2, 3, 45 Auc- tion 3, 45 Fly Fasting 25 35 Spectator 25 Math 35 First and Ten 2, 3. Slurlying, F1-:1.sl4:Nn11:ms5 SYLYIA Basketball 2, 35 Volleyball 2, 255 Pep 45 Girls' C'lub 25 35 Girl Reserves 45 Library 35 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. Swimllzlrzg. tai . J 9. :fm in GP: -Amar '::rszuf' a t ,L lll lk m 4 :Qi .3 1 W F1 NCH, G rzouou FOLIQY, CATH mum IC Pep 45 History 45 lli-Y 2, 3, 45 Auction 45 Spec 2, 3, 4, Business Manager' 4, Advertising Manager 355 lioys' Y Cabinet 45 .X Cu- pellzi 33. A dl'L'l'HSi'lZf1. FINMAN, CLAuENm'ic First :ind 'Pen 25 3. Fishing. Fisiu-in, DouoTuY Pep 2, 3, 45 Musk :ind Wig 2, 3, 45 Vurnerai 45 Girls' Club 2, 3, 45 Zenith 45 Glee Club 4. illalrvup. Flsuisn, ETIIICL Pep 25, 45 llistory 45 Musk :md .Wig 45 Girls' Club 3, 4,L1b1a1x 4, C. .X. A. 3. 4. llramu. Pisui-Ju, JAMI-is Pep 2, 3, 45 History 35 lli-Y 45 Curnerai 35 Ply Casting 25 lzznrk Walton 2. Drumu. Flrlildli, lVIUlillCL Pep 2, 3, 45 llistory 35 Girls' Club 2, 4. 1'lzotngrapl1y. FLYNN, .lfxixiics Fishing. Pep 3, 45 llistory 45 Girls' Club 2, 3, 45 Auction 45 Girl Reserves 345 linter- tainers 3, 45 Glve Club 25 A Capella Zi, 4. I'1'11no. Foxx' man, lion Pep 3, 45 llistory 45 Musk and Wig 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, -15 Auetion 45 Spec' 3, 4, Ecli- Tor 45 Entertainers 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 lizinml 2, Ii, 45 Librziriuu 35 First mul 'Pen 25 liruss Quartet 3. Tru mpwl. l R.xNf'K1r:wu'x, llncmix liarsketbaill 25 Tennis 235 Yolleybull 2. 35 Pep 2, 3, l5 llistory 35 Musk :incl Wig 25 Girls' Club 2, ZS. ylI'lLHfN. l'lIil+IIMU'l'll, CIIARIAIGNE , . 9 - lop -, 3, 45 llistory 45 Musk und Wig 2, Ji, 4, 'lll'C2lSlll'61' 25 Girls' Club 2, Ji, 45 .Xucftion 45 Zenith 4. I 1'c'f1c'l1frz'1w rmrl rfzzlxup. l'lKIl'1IJM.XN, li141,xH liarsketbzill 35 Tennis 35 Volleyball 2, 235 Pep 2, 23, 45 History 45 Mask anal Wig 25 Girls' Club 35, 4. 7'1'1mZx. l'l1iIl'1IJMAN, Rosiswr Pep 25, 45 llistory 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Chess 45 Muth Zi. l'l1mf0gr11pl11f. Flmiirlu, l5E'r'rY Pep 2, 35, 45 Musk and Wig 2, 3, 45 Czuneru 45 Girls' Club 2, 3, 45 l+lI1te1'ti:i.ine1's 35 Glee Club 3, 4. Writing. 'ik , ,,.g,,1 lm C llistory 3, 4' C':nnerzL 45 fl.Xl,.X'1'l,. . ',::1k Walton 2, 3. f5af.w'ny1'f1pl1ff, YJ iff . ' It . u. 55 i me-4 .I-'Z-:1..-I I is ' 2' 1 Z f GAIAICSKI, LLm'n 1 1 lep L, 3, 45 History 45 C'n1ner:i 4. ,-lrr'l1r'1'ff. G.xl.i..4ra1lr:n, I'm'L1,1s Q I I ep 3, 45 History 45 Musk :incl Wig 45 Girls' Vluli 2. 3, 45 Auction 45 Zenith 4. ll0rsr'l1111'L' rfrling. C-.u,i,1Po, Oi.ix'i: Volleylmzill 2, 35 Pep 45 llistory 4. Songs. ltonsirr Pep 2, Ji, 45 Ilistory 45 A110- tion 45 Chess 45 Math ii. l'lfnZoy1'rlpl1y. C1.w'i'i11i1:n, N AI4l'IliIl'I Yolleylmll 25 Pep 2, ZS. 4' Girls' Vlula 2, 45 Give Cllllb Ci, 45 .X Fnpellai 4. v C,ti1oin,+11:, li.-XIIBAICA 15, Pep 3, 45 History -45 Girls' i'lul1'5 4 t.'. gl rf. li-gmt, BERNARD Footlmall 35 Pep 2, 35 45 History 45 .Xnetion 45 Math 35 First :intl Ten 2, Ji. lirrwfhrzll. Cticm1,xN, 1iUBER'I' Pep 2, 3, 45 Hockey 2, Si. f'm'fnrmz'ng. 211.HI4:lisT,w'1', H,-morn Pep S35 History 45 Mask :md Wig 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 25 Fhess 35 Spec 35 Glee Clnlm 35 Entertainers 35 A Capella 25 3, 45 Urehestrai 2, Ji, 45 Band 25 3, 4, President 4. .4c'lIng. fiILBlili'1', Ji-wk Pep 2, 3, 45 History 45 Mask and Wig 45 Hi-Y 45 Chess 25 Zenith 45 Spec 3, 45 Boys' Y Czilminet. 45 Stzunp 3, 45 Izzxnk NY:1lton -2 Driving. flII,B1'lR'l'SON, NY11.i.1.n1 History 3. Nporls. tries lXIAn.1nn1E Pep 2, ZS, 45 History 35 Girls' Club 25 Ant-tion 4. Ilflllflillfj. Lufsox, Vicnxox 'llrziek 3, 45 c,l1'0SS-f'0llIllI'y 35 Pep 3, 45 lli-Y 3, Izzmk Walton 2, 3, 4. .4 l'l'IIt'l'jj. Q51 tml' if 3' 5-J . . Z. . 'N Gmss, Glaomu-1 Radio 4. Ifrzfiiu. Gmssiili, Sx'i.x'iA Pep 3, 45 Girls' llflrzhg. r GURDUN, l lTllYI.lC llisiory 3g Girls' Club 2, Ji, 4g Glee Club 25 Service 2. Golf. Gmmox, Imm C'lub 4. Pep Si, 45 Musk :md Wig 45 Girls' Club 3, 4g Zenith 4g Cllee Club 4, Il1'A'1'l1g. m. GLENN,-y LYW flltABAR, DCPILQDTHX' fi . E llistory 43 Vhess 2g llorse- c'he9 l91lfl9 4Sxl,9Ij 3, 45 Shoe 2' History 5, 4g Girls C lub 2, , ' 1v,'Nh,',,q. 4g Dance Group 4, Presi- ' mlent 4. I 'li olugra ph 11, .,,. -- I 4 A i , Gl,i1:Nxx', WAYNE GRADY JOHN lj l - Truck 3, 45 Cross-c:0uI1t1'y P ,Z 3 4 13.5 'imt 4- I ff V 4,3 Pep '45 Ilorseshoe 2. Bglsk imd Wig t'l'racli QM 'W'1 1 1'H!7- 3, 45 clI'0SS-C0llIlf,l'y 3, -4. ..,,, ' T ' lVoml1rork1'ng. .,,.,', W e 1 Q G.,IAl,EN' IIHHAH, Guixuiim, Rvssm. , :L N ,g Musk :ind Wig 2, 3g Spec' limllfl 4- . 1 -',- in S k 45 Debate -'lg Glee Club 4. llflfiw- , , , . . Sl't'liI'7lfl N011-IIIIIF. ' WV 3 A- 0 5 I . 1' Q ooio 1 Fill V wif, ., Us bl' - ' Girls' Club 2, 3, 4g lCuter- ' K, SV, l ' ' ' ' tiuinersii, 4541. .-X. A. 2, 3, 4. 4 'qlmlil' ,llzlsffz : A , 5?-if 'A V7 E.. it 5 flOlLDON, ANN G RICEN, l'lS'1'll IGH . POI, 2' 3, 4. History 35 linsketball 25 Yolleybaill 2, on-is' cum, ss, 4, om 'QPQIIQ-S, 45 Illsfmig' J. 49 Roservos 2- Cllrls C lub .Z, 3, 4g Cl. A. A. l Trr1reI1'ng. Pnelryf, -. - i. if I 4. 1 : fiItl'I1'1Nl4'Il+ILD, .XLLAN M AV.: Bzrskvtlmull 45 Golf 3, 45 H Ili-Y 2, 3, 4. ,Wg af i i, :fgqzi I ' Clleicsiaxs, XvlUI.A 1: ,,-, - Q: llistory 3. W I 45- 'K W 54 Q ,X lm re MLBN, llizmm liaiskvtlmll 255 Volleyball 3, 45 Pep 25 3, 45 llistory 3, 45 Musk and Wig 2, 25, 45 clHHl0I'21 3, 45 Girls' Flulm 3, 45 A Capella 45 G. A. A. 3, 4. Sim! in g Maizx, lXlAR.IORIlf1 Ulziss Ufliror 2, CS, 4, Sorro- tary 2, Vice President. 3, 45 Pep 2, 33. 45 llistory 45 Girls' Club 2, 3, 45 Best Girl Mixer 45 Prom C'h:1ir- maui 355 .'xllf'fl0Il 2, 33, 4, cll12ltlI'Il111Il 45 A Cupvllzi 3, 4. Si'f'I'9iIll'j' 45 Zenith 45 Spot' 45 ll. .X. .L 2, Zi, 45 Athlvtic Queen Czrnclimlarte 4. Dogx und 1lIAI1l'fl'S. HALL, PlmsHINca lfootlmll 3, 45 Truck 45 First :md Ton 2, ' Ping lzmzg. H,xMM121es'rum1, ROIHSRT flolffi, 45 Pop 2, 35 History 35 H1-Y 2, 3, 45 lzzmk Warl- tou 2. K Violfing. Hrxxuizn, Lorlsrz Ilistory 45 Pc-p 4 HANKE W1L1,,-mo lllllllflllfl at cw 1 - 4 Ui ,5l 'Q' 'I f 5 nl Il Z 'rife ' . ' md ,231 5 4,PIPster1t ,lrmslv 5' . 4 0 B ,V , l 1 , 'l 7 ' Y: 4 5 ,XGlCNliIilJl'K. LEWIS Fl Pep 2, li, 45 History 45 A Pnteituue Rz11lio4. ' - le 'I ' ' l?rnlIn. lreQ11le,r ' : 2 Secroti- i 11115199 02 I I ,xr:s'1'no1x1, I ll4ILl'IN Hfwslifl NOIWAN History 3. PGP 3? HISWVP 5 llrlndng. lI,xi,1+1Nv1x1cou, GEo1mr:A 5 HANSON, ARDICE W f111'l1H:: 4: Per 2, -2: HN- Mask and Wig F45 can-is' tory' 4' Hi-Y 2 33 4' ' 2 71:3 . 4, N-HUD fi. llzmlu muh up. Golf. c gi t 72 4 3355 . f 4: ti A 5 4 .. x-A- fa, ., 1 ,Li gs Q f 5 ., 55 Q? 4 Q a J R .,I,.2 ' ' i . Q I , 'M at . KH Q4 ',AAA' 5 HVXWOY ELVFRT H1-:1,sTRoM, fll'LRTliI'DE , . . . 5 . . Ifllslling. Pep 3, 45 History 45 Girls' Club 2. ,llrzlffny C'1II'l'NliI7IIlS mrfls. AA,,, HMM- NIM MS H'i52'f, l?'l-'fiiQ'EZ,l-UH Nlask .,.: 2191.5 ,Ziff .5'P,5lQSt01'Y 32 :mclNN'ig45Girls'Cli1li 2, ra, 62' '. S ll D 'f ' ' ' 45 Auf-tion 45 Spec- 45 Glee I An'rll1'z1'o1'lf. Club 4- M' SIl'liN1lllIiIlg. my ie, '.., 1 zqlgwf HANHON, l'HYl.1,is Hnsns, .latlflli 4 Pep 2, 3, 45 History 45 Gir s' 'u v 2, 3, . Girls' Cllulw 25 3, 4. illrltrlf rzzvefxw. Q T' ' fllllls as N E ': '.., ' lI.uc.l1' .Xli1'Hll'I fl AI1i54NFE 5. ,vga rf' P055 Q55 Ilistmy 3, 45 l'cp Z, ZS, 45 lX'I:1sli4:1ntl lligg 5522 : tl gm, 3, 45 llistory 45 fx1I'lS 6 lulm Q H 2, Il, 45 Auction 45 Spec 4. ll'l'if1Ang Uf1'f1',lI'Il'l 1J0l'!I'llf. A 1 45444 4i 44 4 liA1r1'MAN, lil-X'l'IlEliINl5 Villu 2. 35 Pop 45 Girls' H11:sc'H5 Mtilmci. Volleylmll 25 Pep 25 3, 45 C'lul5 4. Girl Reseryvs 45 Orchestral P5-5,550 Z5 .35 45 htringg Orehestrzi 4. 1,l't'flU'l'N. IlEI,l.r:R, Axxlic How, .'ALl'1XANlDEli , , . . , - y ., lop 25 245 45 Musk :ind Wig 2, Ii, 45 Girls' C'lulx 2, 3. H zflrmg. llELMl'lllS5 BIARIIC Pep 3, 45 History 45 Mask and Wig 2, 3, 4, President 2, Secretary 45 Girls' Club 25 3, 45 Auction 45 Zenith 45 Spec 35, 4. A llfllgI'IllillS. lep Z, 3, 45 II1-X -, 35 lzxuik Walton 2. Sports. HQTIAXI, VmGINiA litisketlnill 2, 35 45 Volley- lmull 25 3, 45 Pep 2, 35, 45 History 45 Girls' iflulu 25 3, 45 Auction 45 G. A, A. 2, 3, 4. Sozwfn Irs. 3 I .. an 9 . .: f'Zf-' 'Q if mf M' W .- N F! ,tv llUl.MICS. Yi-:uma Pep 2, 3. 45 llistory 35 Hi-Y 45 Glvv Club 4. l,lH1fllfjl'fl1lll4lf. Iluon. BICSSIIC Pep 2, 3, 45 Ilistory 45 Gills' Clulm 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 4. Ilan ing. ll: Rwrrv, Him-:N Haskvtlmall 2, 35 Tennis 35 Volleylizill 2, 35 Pop 2, 35 45 Histnry 35 Mask :ind Wig 2, 3, 45 Girls' Vlulw 2, 3. 45 8110035 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. IJHIIVIAIIQ. llI'GlJ-SMITH, W1zl.1.s Pep 3, 45 History 3, 45 Mask :intl Wig 45 lli-Y 2. 3, 45 Zvnitli 2, 3, 45 Spec' 2, 3, 45 lZ2l:lli Walton 25 Math 3. l'll'l'Nf Erlz'l1'1ms lll l'T14:l., BIAIHUN , . . I ep 2. 3, 4. Invixta, l.1.m'n lfootlmull 3, 4, Fuptnin 45 liuskotlmall 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 'l'r:1.t:k 3, 45 Pop 35 45 lfirst :ind 'l'0n 2. 3, 4. Nwinznling. I .I,u'oissoN, AI.n1N Q llistory 4. I .f f 'g I .IAr'unsoN, luiixic linsketlmll 2, 3, 45 Volley- lmzill 25 3, 4, Captain 35 Pep 3, 4, 'l'1'0:1s111'v1' 45 llistory 45 Girls' Flulm 45 Aurtion 45 Zenith 45 Math 3, Secre- tary 35 Tunilvlingg 2, 35 fl. A. A. 2, 3, 4, l4ilDl'tlI'l2lH 3, Secretary 4. igllHl'l'll Irs. .I AN N 14:TT.x, .I EAN Pop 2, 3, 45 Socrotzxry 45 Musk :intl Wig 3, 45 Girls' Club 2, 45 Aurtion 45 Z0- nith 35 Spec 45 Orvliestru 2, 3, 45 Tumlmling 25 G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Athletic Queen C':1ndidz1te 4. fvllIISf7lfj jirv lr11z'l.'s. .I.4m'1cx, A mi.-x Girls' Cilulm 4. lVI'I-ff'7Lg poelry unrl N10I'Zit'N. JENNl4:'rT.i, ANTHHNY Izuuk AYI1li0I1 2. I'rfr1lz'ng. lnxxlxtss, lAl.-XRY JANE Pep 25 Girls' C'lulm 2. 3. Su Wm im. Iicxsicx, Al.liliR'l' Pop 45 Fly Casting 45 First. :intl Ten 2, 3. i4ll1Iwl1Tz'.w. .l ICRUNIMUS. IDONALD Skiing 2, 3, 45 Pop 45 llis- tory 45 lfly Fasting 4. Sports. 5 Www 5- .... Q 1 .-... ig. : -'-' A an . i: I 'W Q. Q .lo I Jonxsox, Al.1fRE1m Joiixsox, GRAM: Pep 2, 3, 45 History 45 Iii-Y 35 Caunerzi 45 Fly Casting 35 Aviation 3, 45 Math 35 Rifle 45 Izuzlk Walton 2. Sport .s. Basketball 2, 35 Swimming liusketlmll 2, 35 Volley- bzill 2, 35 Pep 2. 3, 45 His- tory 45 Girls' Club 2, 3, 45 Auction 45 Zenith 45 Gloe Club 4. ' Signs. Hxsox, l5.uzB.4u.x Jouxsox, Luo SXYiII1l1liIlg 45 Pep 3, 45 45 Volleyl1:1ll2, 35 Pep 2, 3, H1-Y 2. 45 Girls' Club 2, 3, 45 Auc- tion 45 Zenith 45 G. A. A. 2, 33, 4. Sll'1iIlIl7lZ'?1fl. S!l'I'IlI7IIl'ldg. Jonxsox, li1'11cN1r'r: Jouxsox, LLOYD Pep 2, 35, 45 History 35 Mask and Wig 25 Girls' Club 3, 45 Glee Club 3. Fish i ng. .lonNsoN, liimyl. Tennis 35 Golf S55 Pep 35 45 History 45 Girls' Club 45 Auction 45 Lilm1':u'y 35 Horsclmr-k 3. KIll'fflillg. Jonxsox, Cm'sT.xi. Pep 3, 45 History 45 Girls' Club 2, 33, 45 Library 4. Grzrflvnilzy. .lonNsoN, IJUROTIIY E. Volleyball 35 Pep 2, ii, 45 History 45 Girls' Club 4. SlfI'Ill1'S. ww! D47 ww ew? lfootbull 2, 35 Tennis 45 Golf 45 History 45 Fly Casting 45 Aviation 355 First :incl Ton 2, 3, 4. If.l'0f'il' fixll. JoilNsoN, Lois lXlAE linsketballl 25 Pep 2, 3, 45 Musk and Wig 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glulm 2, 33, 4. Nuiliny. .IouNsoN, lX1,xlzcs.w.1c'i' Pep 3. 45 History 45 Girls' Club 2, 4. Kn ffflillff. Jouxsox, Mlximoimz Glee Club 2, Zi. President 155 History 255 Cunierzi l G. A. A. 3, 45 Girls' Clul 2, 33, 45 Pep 3, 4. Plfntogrn plzy. Jouivsou, Ronwwi' 7 l Pc-p 3, 45 llistory 3, 45 'l'r:1.ck 2, 3. Ifurlfs. 12.2 f ig I .L ' ii 'P f 5 1, 'fm fa .: wgfgtfg Mm . .. W if ' A M ,W 5 1 er . 'ii' ii' Q.. - 'K 2 ix 11x1 11 lx 111sx11:11, S1-11111,1:1' 11111111 P 15 1'1p S 4 Pep 12, 45 llistory 453111514 11114 lust 11111 len P 5 11111 Wig 2, 45 C1111101-11 45 N1111111 Girls' 1111111 2, 45 G11111 fillllb 2, 45 61, A. A. 2, 4. 9111111111 M H R X lx 11 1 111, 311111111111 1111111111111 Glflsl 11111114- .S1r111111.w. N xsl IN l 111 1111511115 1513111 811111111111 4 Nkimg 4 11111211121 Tc1'11 High 2, C15 4 lust 111d Pep 45 Musk 111111 Wig 45 Girls' Club 4. 31111111 Nf'1l'lAIlf1. 11111 1x11:11:11, 1i1cNN11:'1'11 l1p 4 Histoix 4 '1'1'e11'k 3, 45 f'l'0SS-f'll11I11I'j' 1111111 l111111ll ll s 2, 3, 45 Hist111'y45 l i1'st:11111 XXII rw 141111 R1 1x11i,11A1115 A , '. 111111 11112 s 1 ll1s1111x 1 1111 19l 11j15l1lSf01'514SMf1S1i 1 ,Sung 3 chess 4 :lI'lC1 Wig 3, 45 C2i1I10I'2l 255 C 11111-1 Illllx W 1111111 3:11451 4711119 31 31 '11 Zenitlll 1 ll Ten 12. Sporlx. 1'1 ' Nlx11111 5 A 1-tion 45 Spec 2, 3, 1 5 11I'C'l1C'Q1I 1 'S 4. 11111111 1111 V 1 1 -'1 1111111-1'l11111'111g. N1111 I I1 IS lx111s1'11, A111111 8111110111 Bl:11111ge1- 111' Bus- ket11:111 35 'l'1'1111k 255 Cross- 11o11I11.1'y 35 lJi:111111111l11z1ll 35 Pep S15 l-li-Y 3, 45 IZil1l1i Wz1l11111 2, 35 11131111-y 3. 11L'Gl-l11lliZ5 ALIJIGAN Pep 2, 3, 45 History 45 Mask 111111 Wig 45 Girls' Cl1111 2, 35 45 1111111111111 45 Glen 1111117 45 A cl1llJ0ll2l 4, ffl'1114III'11S. .W 4 f 5 21312232 .gif 1 f .. hmmm ...... . .4 .. sm KNI1-'if14:N, Rl.-XRIAN Iiwruz, lxlAIlTH.X Minot High School 2, 35 Pop 2, 3, 45 History 45 Pep 3, 45 Mask and Wig 3, Musk und Wig 2, 35 Girls' 45 Girls' Vlulw 35 Glcv Club Fluln 2, 45 Auvtion 4. 35 A Gapollzm 3. Nr-raplzoolcs. f7ll0fllgl'!I11,l y. lixox, XvIliGlNIA KK-lVS1'3 lVN 5 ,. , , Yollcylmll 251'op3,45 His- IR-v 2, J, 45 1-HIS 4 lull 24 tory 45 Girls' Flulm 3, 45 -'l'f!!U'1 !l- Orvhestru 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 l'lIltCI'tl2lHl9I'S 3. Sr'1'11pb0frL'.v. Kxtnsox, IJUNALIJ K Denfeld 2, 3, 4. C'lII'1lS. liOLAIiIK, IIIGLEN Busketlmll 3, 45 Volleyball 3, 45 Pep 2, 3, 45 History 45 Musk and Wig 2, 3, 45 Czunem 3, 45 Girls' Glulv 2, 3, 45 Auction 45 Math 35 Cadet Service 3, 4. Signs anrl souzwufrs. IioLnn, JAMQ Golf 35 Pop 2, 3, 45 Mask and Wig 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 Fly Casting 2, 3, 45 Gleo Cluli 2, 3, 45 A Capella 2, 3, 45 First and Ten 25 Izaak Hlilton 2, 3. Raising mm. liOSKI, NFZLMA Girls' Clul135 Glee Club 3. P!P1'IlIS mul pfz'i111'z's. lx K lx Roux, lion Pop 2, 3, 45 History 3, 45 Musk :ind Wig 45 C'zuner:1 3, 45 Fly Casting 35 Rzulio 35 Izaaik Walton 2, 3. l,l'llllZllll'I'S. noiv, VVILLIAIXI Pep 2, 3, 45 Fly cl2lSflHg1 35 Radio 35 Glve Vluli 45 Stump 35 Izzmk VY:mlton 2. Slrzmps. ul'PP, FIQED Student BI1lIl11gEI'0ll Hock- ey 25 Pep 2, 3, 45 History 4, Seigqgezint-:lt-:11'ins 45 Auf'- lion 45 Zenith 45 Spec 35 lzzmk Walton 3, 4. HI'I'7lf1 z'l11'mjf'ul. Vxzii. liliNNl'I'l'l-I Pop 2, 3, 45 History 45 Hi-Y 45 l'llf'fl2lStlI151j 2, 3, 45 First und Tc-n 2, 35 Izuzrk Walton 2, 3, 4. S ports. Iiosslf1'1'T, Gimcic L,w141u, flllARl,IGN History 4. 1'ep3, 45 Iznnk Wulton 2, 3. Jim! 1'olZ1'r'!if1g. Slfulyfng 11r1lff1'c'. ill a , i .f 5 ,,, 5 we ,5 , 5 5 , 5 1 . Z. zi , E 1 3:1 Q 5 1:42, -f: 'ie t ,info . A' W?if.?'?2 l 7 ' f E5 lvl 4:05 gs :'l ' fkfliixf 5, 4 L' 5 5 1 . f - - ' Eff l,.fuu4:n, l'lllANf'lS I hxusl-xx, lCLEANonA lrxnsox, ICVELYN Pep 2, 3, 45 llinmonclluz 1 1 iAUKK,xNr:N. IJOROTIIY ill Pep 3, 45 History 45 Girls' 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y L, 3, 45 lflv Club 25 Girl liesieiyes 2, 4. Casting 2, 3, 45 Chess 2, 35 ldntertuiners 2, 3, 45 Glee Flulm 2, 3. 45 .X Capella 2, 3, 45 Izaak Walton 2, 3, 4. .lIz1s1'1'. lnmmo, IQPTH In Basketball 2, 35 Yolleylmnll '7,'3'f' 4 -X 'i 4 ..fv, l...-.v, . Ijfllllll-Ilfl. Basketball 2, 35 Volleyball 25 Pep 2, 3, 45 History 45 Girls' Club 2, 35 Auction 45 Zenith 45 Vluss Pluy 45 G. A. A. 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 4. Nall sllrlfrffrx. Pep 2, 3, 45 Girls' Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Clulr 4. I ' lhxnsox, llsnm' 5 History 45 Fly Vzistingg 2, 3. Q . 5 ,M 'YQ Ihxnsox, Bl.xR.Iomr: Pep 2, 3, 45 History 45 Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. Kzrfflfng. I..xTTs, Gr:uA1,n1x1-1 LP Pep 3, 45 History 45 Girls' Clulm 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 4 lferulfng. Slrfnz III ing. WIN. W1I,I.1AM Footlmll 35 Pep 2, 3, 4: History 45 Ply Casting 25 First :md Ten 3, 4. K ll 1'z'l.'-l.'1z11e!.'.v. LAX, A1.yf'E Pep 3, 45 Girls' Cflulv 25 Glee Club 2, 3. Piano. liicniox, l'E.uu. Pep 3, 45 History 35 Musk :md Wig 2, 35 Girls' Club 2, 3, 45 Auction 45 Zenith 45 Spet' 2, 3, rl. SCN: plmnlrx. Li: Dre, Room Q Dizinionfllmll 35 Pep 2, 3, 45 llistory 3, 45 Ili-Y 2, 3, 45 Auetion 45 Ply Fasting! 2, 35 lioys' Y Fzilmiuet 45 Rifle 45 Izuuk xvilltllll 2, 3, 4. SOIIIWIII-I'N. Luiz, l'lI,UIil'INi'lC Pep 2, 3, 45 History 45 Mask :und Wig 2, 35 Girls' Clulr 2, 3, 45 .Xuetion 4. Sm1'fny. 11-ITO, XYIOLET Pep 2, 3, 45 History 35 Mask :md Wig 25 Girls' Glulm 2, 3, 4. Szrzimmfng. 5 y r . ini fi 4 4 l I . 2 S 22 4 F E sg if Fi E 2 A W il fl 2 Q . LEVER, DoRoT1IY IJINDZY, URVILLI5 Pep 3, 4, History 39 Mask and Wig 3, 4, Girls' Club bin mps. ' Li:v1N, M ARIAN Pep 4, Volleyball 2, His- tory 3, 4, Girls' Club 4. Swimnziug. Iiisczoiuis, CIIARLIGS Golf 3. 4, Skiing, 4, Pep 2, 3, 4, History 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Fly Casting' 2, 3. Hitclz-hilfirzg. LEVINE. BIICRVYN LISSANT, IQICNNETH Pep 2, 3, 4, History 3, 4, Musk and Wig 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Auction 2, Fly Casting 2, 3, Chess 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3, Spec 3, Entertainers 2, 3, Math 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, A Capella 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Band 35 First and Ten 2, Izaak Walton 2, 3. Ulmss. 3 LEWIS, JonN Pep 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Musk and Wig 3, 4, His- tory 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Auc- tion 4, Auctioneer 4, Zenith Pep 3, 4, History 4, Mask and Wig 4, Czxmem 3, 4, Chess 3, 4, Library 3, 4, Math 3. Chemvfsiry. LITMAN, EDWARD Football 2, 3, 4, Student Mzmager 4, Diamondbull 3, 4, Pep 2, 3, 4, History 3, Spec 2, First :ind Ten 2, 4 4, Spec 3, 4, Entertainers 3, '. 3, Boys' Y Cabinet 3, 4, Old books and bottles. Orchestra 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4. Music. ' LILXWGREN, JUNE LITMAN, Nommx E mbroirlzf1 ing. ,rLm'M,xN, FRANK I History 4, Aviation 3, 4, Radio 4, Izazik Walton 2, 3, 4. Radio. Pep 2 3 4 History 4, Glce C lub 4 LINDRR, LALSIE 1 1 ' I i 2 T ' , ' Szvimmmg. ,4 I. M Diamondball 2, Pep 2, 3, Fly Casting 2, 3, Enter- tainers 3, 4, Orcliestra 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Izuzrk 4V:Ll- ton 2, Bass jiddlc. 4OCKPIR, l4'lARY History 3, Musk and Wig 4, Girls' Club 2, 4, Auction 4, Girls' Quartet 3, 4, Cleo Club 2, 3, 4, A Capella 2, 3, 4. C12 ma dogs, LOEWUS, FRANK Pep 3, 4, History 4, Mask and NVig 4, Czunera 4, Fly Casting 2, 3, Chess 4, Math 3, lzaak Walton 2, 3. Chemistry. .,,. ,,, F fi , , S , . u. V ,, 'W fffh LM ' riff, , M72 iggzfifgfww M fi Zig? ff 521 ff A Wm Z M4332 wwf ff Qfwvf fd .,,f nf lrormx. Bl.-KIJELYN LUND, JANE Tennis 25 Golf 25 History Pep 3, 45 History 45 Girls' 45 Mask and Wig 3, 45 Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2. Girls' Club 2, 3, 45 Auotion Klllilfllllg. 45 lintertzriners 35 Glee Club 2. Jlflxfr. l,oHxl.xNN, l izAN1'r:s LUND, BIILDRED History 33 Girls' Club 3, 4. Pep 3, 45 History 35 Girls' Sffwing. Club 25 Auction 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Librarian 3. Sports. LOOMIS7 BOB LUNnsTEN, NIILTON Pep 3, 4, History cs, 4, History 3, 45 Chess 3: Hi-Y 45 Fly Casting 2, 35 mam? 4- Rifle 45 First and Ten 25 Stamps' Washburn High 2. Plzoiogrrr ph y. I,ovALn, CLIFFORD BIACAULEY, ANGIYS Sports. Track 25 Hockev 25 Golf 25 Curling 2, 3, 45 Dia- mondball 45 Pep 2, 3, 45 History 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 All?- tion 2, 3, 45 Fly Casting 2, 35 Zenith 25 Math 35 First and Ten 25 Fencing 2. Thr' Villa, lmvsiiix, Ll'IJMII.I.A IXIAc'noNA1.n, SANDY iSu'1'n1nzing. Football 45 Basketbzill 45 Truck 45 Diamondbull 45 Pep 4, Secretary 45 Hi-Y 45 Auction 4. Ealing. LVFK, HARRY lVlAf'lxlILLAN, Mcwmoicirz Football 2, 35 History 35 Pep 2, fi, 45 Histm-V 35 Izlmk llvalton 2, 3? PCP Camera 45 Girls' Club'3, 4. 2, 31 4- Slfalzfng. Ilrmling. lil'lQD'I'KE, If.-XITL , .' ' 3 ' G Chess Z, 5 4, Horseshoe 3. Clzvxs. lee Club 35 Mrmoox, TJONALD Pep 2, 35 History 45 Cum- erai 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 45 Chess 25 Zenith 3, 45 Spec' 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Stump 3, 4, President 3, 45 Izzrak Walton 2. Stu nz ps. .,. ,,,,2 2 W? 9 6231 ,nd A 4 fm MAGNEY, MARY Volleyball 25 Pep 2, 3, 45 l ep 4' Girl Rest ry es . ' 5 W, History 45 Girls' Club 2, 3, ' m . -V-1 45 Auvtion 45 Math 35 Cadet, Service 4, Birds. BIAIN, Ji-1.-xxxiz Volleyball 25 Pep 2, 3, 45 llistory 3, 45 Girls' Club 2, 3, 45 Auction 45 Danve 25 G. A. A. 2. Da Iwi Il gf. M.x1N151,1..-x, ANGELINIA: Pep 2, 3, 45 History 45 Mask and Wig 25 Girls' Club 3, 45 Auction 45 Math 3. .ll11sz'z'. lAlAKOWSKI, Bon Pep 2, 3, 45 Auction 35 Fly Casting: 25 Izzizrk Walton 2. Phofogrrlphy. BIARBLE, M,-,RuARE'i' History 4. 1JI'LlLL'Z'I1ff. M.uccfov1'1'r'H, Al.i:X.xNnER Trziek 3, 45 Pep 2, 3, 45 llistory 35 Musk :ind Wig 2, 3, Yire President 25 Ili- WlATIIl'1l!,Jl4l.-XX .' 'P J . V 4 I I QU AQ' MATsI'iIAR,x, MAur:.xnI4:T Pep 3, 45 Girls' Club 25 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, .S Trezisurer 3. ' V 1 Pilfl fm. M e-35 lib' f 'f it Mlvrriaxsox, Mm' Pep 45 History 35 Orchestra 2, 3, 4, President 3, 45 lizuid 2, 3, 4, Student Director 3, 45 Auction 45 Spec 45 lfln- tertainers 3, President, 35 A Capella 45 First and Ten 35 Brass Quartet 3, 4, JI'usic', MATTFIIQLD, ICVELYN Pep 4' History 3. ' f'-1 . Kmllllfizg. ' Wifi .gi .'., PP , '12 MATTxu4:ws, li0Bl'lli'l'A I . Pep 2, 3, 45 Mask and Wig . :.- 5 45 Czunerzi 45 Girls' Club 5 552. 3 me 2, 35 Stamp 35 Riding Club ' v... 3, 4- ' ' H 0I'Sl'bflC11' rz'd'z'ng. MA'rT1I.A, EDXVARIJ I ,,., A Track 25 Dianiondbull 35 Pep 3, 45 Chess 3, 45 Math 35 Glee Club 45 Orchestra . J L. Y 2, 3, 4, Secretzrry 25 23 3- Auction 2, 35 Fly Casting 5P0 f5- I 5 I 35 Chess 2, 3. 4, Secretary sfgs. 35 Zenith 45 Spec 3, 45 'gif ' l'Iutert:1iners 35 Glee Club 2, 35 A Capella 2, 35 Izuuk Walton 2, 35 Auctioneer 2. Iiwyclzzalngy. A M,x'rCHEi 1's, BIARY LOUISE NlATT1l.A, XY1-:IKKA Pep 2, 3, 45 Girls' Club 2, Reading. 3, 45 Auction 45 Glee Club 7 im' 4. Sewing. lxl.-XTTIX, CHA1u.1f1s lli-Y 3, 45 Chess 45 Math 35 Izunk Walton 2. Sports. lXlA'l'TlX. Gmomsic Pep IS, 45 Ili-Y 3, 45 Ply c'11StlI1QQ 45 Chess 45 Math 35 Izmlk lvIlll0I1 2, 35 45 Vurlingg 4. lfixliilzg. lXI.x'r'rsuN5 SUSAN Yolleylmll 2. 35 Pop 45 Girls' Fluln 25 Girl Ro- sorves 2, 3, 4. li'efr1dIngQ M,-n'NAun, BIAICY Yolleylmll 25 Pop 3, 45 llistory 45 Girls' Clulv 2, 15 Math Ji. Siu 171 px. Wl.X'l'ZE. Alun' Nfrinzm mg. Mf'lJicv1'r'r, P.-v1'1uc:1,x Pvp 25 3, 45 Histury 45 Musk :incl Wig 3, 45 C':1m- vrzi 45 Girls' Vlulm 2, 3, 45 Glee i'l11lr3. 45 G. A. A. Si, 4, Su'in1m1'ng. MvlJ0Nic1.l., Rum1:RT KI. l+'o0tlJ:1ll 45 'Prank 35 Pep Ci, 45 llistory 35 Fhoss 4, Presiclvnt 45 Kluth 255 First. :ind Ten 25 Izamk Walton 2. Vlwss. Nlf:KAY, WIARY llistory-15 Q S' Flulr 4 liicyr' 1' . I I f' MQLEAN5 XVILHITR Pep 2, 35 llistory 45 Musk and Wig 35 Ili-Y 2. 3, -15 Fencing 25 Swimming 25 Math 255 Ixauxk llhlton 25 Golf 4. lX1f'Im1NN.'xN, f'A'1'l'llCllINl'L Pep 2, 33, 45 Histury 45 Mask :ind Wig 2, 3. 45 Girls' Club 2, 35, 45 Auction 45SpGc- 4. lffflllfllfj. Mvliisrmlr, liA'rum'N Pop IS, 45 Ilistory 45 Musk :ind Wig 2, Si. 4. l'rc-sidclll 45 Girls' C'lulm 2, 3. 45 Alu-- tinn 45 Zenith 45 Spec' 45 l'lI1tCI'l2IlI1Cl'S 35 Gln-0 Clulw C'li1l12, Prcsimlont 25 A c'll- pvllzi 335 4lI'l'lll'Sll'Il 2, 33. ,l ufogyruplzs. Blm'NlAic'1'lY. l,.X'I'Iilf'I x Pep 2, 3, 45 llistury 45 c'illH0l'2l 45 Girls' Cllulv 2, 25, 45 .'Xlll'llUH 15 Glvv Cflull 45 Stump 3, 4. li'f'r1rl1'f1g1. Mc'Ni:r:, l30lfGl,.XS lfootlmll 2, 3. 45 liusketlmll 25.3.5 45 'l'r:nc'k 2. 3, 45 Curling 2, Ci, 45 Pvp 3, 45 llistory 2, 35 l ly Fasting 2, 35 Vhess 45 First :mil 'Pon 2, 335 lzzmk W':llt0n 2. Nporix. MVYEAN, f'A'1'lllCliINl-1 Pep 4. Sporls. 'Q' 1.12 4 x 4? 21 I 5 52 - M 'vw il -Hi-fl in fi 5 ui i ff .aww Q :Zz-i s v 5, . ...im 'R in qw' ,Q lXlICIIJAI,, ll.xno1,n .ll01l'l'I ill-I'jllllll!'-Y. lNll41Ln.xiII.5 SIAM' Loi' Pep 2, 25, 45 llistury 45 Mask and Wig 2, 35, 45 Girls' Club 2, 35, 4, Secre- tary 2, Vic-C Presimll-nt. ZS, 'l'll'0llSll1'9l' 45 Auction I-15 Zenith 45 Spec' 2, 3, 45 G ev Club 25 Secretary 25 'l'reas- urer Junior Class 35 Treas- urer Senior Class 45 Prmn Connnittee 3. Rcufling. AIICRRITT, fil'lliAl,lJlNl'1 5 - Pep 45 llistury 45 Girls' C'l11lw 2. S45 G. A. A. Zi, 4. Sporls. Mmm-:1.s0N, licmifzwi' History 4. Iiouix. lXlll.Ll'Ili, D47lilJ'I'llX' ANN Pep 25 ZS, 45 History 255 Mask anal Wig: 45 Girls' Clulm 25 3, 45 Auvttioti 45 Sper 4. Hfilring. Mimica, R1c'n,xmn Iffillflillg. MILLS, MAic.mRli1 Pep Ci, 45 llistory 45 Mask and NVig 2, 55. 45 Girls' Cluln 25 35 45 .xlliftlilll 45 Zenith 45 Spec 45 Math 3. l101'sr'1n1L'!.' rirling. lXlILUS'I'AN. .Ionx Pep 35 45 History 255 First and Ten 25 Ixaak Walton 2. Sports. AlINlfI'l 1', llulnwlm Hovkey ZS. 45 Pep Zi, 15 First and Ten Zi, 45 lxaak lValton 12, 3, 4. Slm1'f.::. lXllSS.XliL5 Nl.xic11c Pep 45 llistory 15 Girls' cllllll 2. ii, 4. Hvmling. lNlITl'lll11LL, DAN N Y Brmwlarlll. MoFl4'.fvl 1'5 ltllrlfl.-XNUR Pep 3, 45 Vainera 45 l.i- brary 3. AQIVIIHI nz ing. Aluxsux, lilfSHl4lIiIr Pep 255 45 Chess 45 Stamp 25. 45 lzaak Walton 2, 3. NloN'1'4:ruxil41m'5 l'r:c4czY Pep 2, 33, 45 Histmy 45 Caxnera 45 Girls' Club 2, C55 l'lI1l0I't2lll10I'S 33. ,lI'l,llf!lf!ll'f' floyfx. rjiif -, 54 Af 'WN' .4 tx x ., r I J rl It Moms,-xx, l'lliANKI,IN Curling 2, 3, 45 Pep 3, 45 History 3, 45 Musk and Wig 45 Hi-Y 25 Auction 45 First :ind Ten 25 Izaak Walton 25 Latin 2, 3. Slrrflch ing. BIURRILL, ORLAND Bnsketlmll 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Pep 2, 3, 45 History 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Auction 45 Boys' Y Cabinet 4, Treasurer 45 First, and Ten 2. T!YlL'f'IZ4ILfj. 5 1 Mowricxsox Eliiiaizxx . Art. Moirrox, ALICI-1 Pep 3, 45 History 45 Mask :incl Wig: 45 Girls' Flulu 2, 3, 45 Entertainers 3. .ll mic. Klrl-Lssul., Him. Hockey 2, 35 Pep 2, 3, 45 History 35 Fly Casting 2 35 Izuak Walton 2, 3. lim-Ivey. Blvxico, flllARLO'l l'E P01145 History 45 Musk and W'igg 35 Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Ku fliiltg. Mrltrnf, 111411141411 ,Footlmll 25 Curling 45 C'ross-Country 45 Pep 2, 3. 45 lfirst :ind Ten 25 Izaatk NY:1lton 2, 3, 4. Pustnzczrlvs. Xi' f MVRR.-xy, DoUoLAs Pep 2, 3, 45 History 3, 45 Izazik Walton 2, 3, 4. Coins. it 4 I I v l . 2 lXIt'1mAy, GClltIJlJN Pep 2, 3, 45 History 3, 45 Izzmk Walton 2, 3, 4. S111 m px. ' n . L , I r I ,4 G MYERS, HTH1-LL . Pep 2, 31 45 History 2, 3, 45 'Maslrand Wig 2, 35 Girls' ' Club 2, ,3, 45 Auction 45 AM214 5 Heading. NIXSLYNIJ, EVICLYN Sports. NADDY, WlARtiI'ERI'l'l4l Pep 3, 45 History 45 Mask and Wig 3, 45 Girl Reserves 2 Shari slory Il'1'ftf7lf1. N A icoimi, O'r'ro lfootlmll 2, 3, 45 History 3, 45 First and Ten 2, 3, 45 lmak Walton 2. fhmping. Nixsnnim, liixltm' G14 ns. T fx I, NAYMMQK5 Siiiiimixx N1c1.soN, l'iiYi,i,is 5 Pep 2, 3, 45 History 35 Ili-Y Pep 3, 45 History 45 Girls' Q 45 Auction 4, Pool Chair- Clllb 25 3, 45 Orchestra 35 mriu 45 Zenith 4, Business 45 Bziricl 3, 45 Liln':11'iziI1 45 if Muimger 45 Spec 25 3, 4. G. A. AX. 3, 4. 4 Editor C45 Math 3, Score- iwllslili 5 terry of Nvriior Vlziss 4. 1 Uulllufll' rlr'li1'1'll'ff.w. wa 4. A i Qi 54 if J S' NEi.soN, fl.X'l'HElilNE Enlfiwglin, First ,md Pop 25 Zi, 45 Girls' clllllh 2, 11,0115 3' 'l ' ' 3, 41. ' ' Sf'rup120nl.'s. llimimg' ,X I Y 5 X 5 5 5 , Nicisox, S'rANi.1':Y xlilhtjgt lg'I':'AM R Ilockey 2, 35 Pep 2, 35-45 ig ell 1 ' ' ' lli-Y 2, 35 45 Fly Casting 35 S lmrts. 24 5 'J SL'fzf1'115g. ,z Q-: 15 l ,H 5 J J 1 f in 1 - in p W 'ff 1 ' f 'f 3 I 3 L: - J Nl41l.SClN, Viomri' 3' ,J Pop 13, 45 History 3,t 45 . WS1111 s. 7 - Q Girls Cluhz, .55C1lee Lliilm 55 1 rf ' if I 25 3, 45 A Capella -4. Q ' J Sports. lf J' J A ' if S 4 ll l NICl,HtJN, IHMA Nl'1IiSON, WALLACE Dr-nfelcl 2. 35 Pep 45 His- History 35 Glee Club 25 li, 5, tory 45 Girls' Ululi 4. 45 A Capella 4. lg Illlllfiflfl. lifzsclnzll. 5 El 5 3 , Xr:i,soN, .IMAX Nicnsox, WAl,'r1f:u 1 Pop 3, 45 History S55 Cain- Footlmull 35 45 History 4. V vm 3, 45 Math Ji. Sporls. ' liullom. 3 Ni31.soN5 NlARYlll'I'l'H NMYKOMV BILL Pvv 13, 45 N21Skf111d Wig 2, Pep :a, 45 iiismrv :sg iii-5 45 Girls' Club 25 3, 45 En- 2 Fly flasting 2, 'gg' li l9 lf11Uf 'S 4- .llnrlffl rlirplrmvs. Klllllflllfl. E ii 1:5531 4 Hn fn MP 5 2 'oe H32 wi vW 1v -135 52 NEwi11.l,, 1'lI,lZ.KB1fI'l'lI Unicms, I'I1,l-:Axnlr Pep 45 llistory 45 Girle' llistmy 45 Girls' c'lllll 2, ii, Club 2, 3, 45 Spec' 45 Golf 4 45 Zvnitli 45 Spar- ii, 45 1I4ll'Nt'll!lt'f.' rirling. 'l'1'ez1s111'vi'Supllmnmwv Flaws 25 S9f'I'i'l-2l1'j' JllI1lOI'fll2LSS3: 1 Prom Cmmnittee 35 Atli- ' letic' Queen CTz1mli4lnto5 Q... Mask :und Wig 2, 25, 45 Pep ' 'mw- 2. 3. 4. X l f1sl1Iuf1 .vz'1'r1plmnl.'.w. 'V Nlwk, Mricxx Unicmz, l'I'rHi:1. Pep 255 History 3, 45 Girls' Pep 34, 45 Ilislxrwy 45 Girls' Clulv 2, ZS, 4. Vlulm 2, 3, 4. -. Ph' lu1A'z71y. Nmgmgf. -A cf 4. El Nugxii, R1c'1l.xlm Wlboxxi-:l.l., ll.fX'l'liIl'I.X Pep 2. 35 llistory 335 Spvr' Pep Zi, 45 Histury 45 Girls' 45 l'lIll6l'ltllIl9l'S Zi. 45 Glu- Vlulv 23. 45 Whslilmrll Higli C'l1llm2, ZS. l, Yirw Prvsimlvnt lligli. Nliunvzipoils 12. if 45 .X Czipvllri 35, 15 Imzxk ngllfljl-YIIUIN. Vl':1l1on 2. 33. A 1'i'uHo1i. NIMMH, liUHl'Ili'I' Uma, iXlAIi.lHlilI'1 Pop 2, 33, 45 Musk :xml Wig Swimming 3' 42 Ulf? mul' 'S 1' Firlq' K'l11li 'Z 4' 4. -1 ' . 5 I i -. ' - , .X11ct1m145C'mlvt Svrvive 4. NH - i V' Vlnlli IIIIUIIIIIN. ,Y . 5 Urixu, ll.XROI,l7 imfilq?'-yuiiilillllilliIigmw -5. llizimomllvzill Ji. 45 l ootlm:1ll -- i ' A - . . ff, - -w. Girls' c'lllll 2, 3, 45 Musk 'S' 4V lust 411111 1111 'Z' 'V' mul Wig 2. lMw.s flvsfgfzfny. NuRl.i:Y. ICIJIXIVND lmak Walton 2, 3, 45 Fly fl2lStlllQf 4. f'Ill'lU0lll-Ng. sux, l,il,i.1,xx P61135f'llCSS-'l'5IZ1l2llixyill- Pvp 12, 35 45 History 45 ton 2. libml-lm'fi1'fig, NYu,x.xim, M1'uIi2L Girls' Club 25 Ji, 4. N0llZ'f'lll'l'N. O1.suN, lluNAI.n A. Buskotlnzill 2g Gulf 45 vm- 12113: llisfifw 45 NIHH13- 1eylmll2,255 Pep 25, 45 Girls' lffffllw- Clulm 2, 3, 45 ,Xllf'li0Il 45 A Gnpellzi 45 0rr'li0str:s, 2, Si, 45 Lilrrnriziu 45 G. A. .X 3, 4. Som plnoolfs. 9 Q 5 u n ri Q 52 5: - 51331255245 35-1 4 :era A 5 -p f f ei:-:aw ,. , ' Pe 01,soN, Ersis Girls' Club 2, il, 4. Sf'll'l'HQ. lllhll ww, l+I'rH14:1, Pop 45 History 45 Girls' Club 2. Nlfflllllg. 01-rm., SIAM' l'lv2LSkCtlJ2Lll 2, 3, 45 Dia- Illlllldlliill 2, 3, 45 Volley- bull 2, 3. 4, Cz1ptz1iu 3,45 Pop 2, 24, 45 History 45 Musk :md Wig 2, Ji, 45 Caunem 45 Girls, Club 2, 3, 45 Auction 45 Glev Club S55 A Cape-llzi 45 lllxnce Group 4, Secretary 45 G, A. A. 2, 3, 4. Ilurseburk rffling. Olil'll'KOVSKY, liIlTII Volleyball 25 Pep 2, 35, 45 llistory 45 Mask and Wig 2, il, 45 Girls' Club 2, JS, 45 Auction 45 Spec 45 G. A. A. Ci, 45 Cadvt Service 25, 4. Ix'nIffz'ng. 5 :uit ' 4237 W M, 'K in: 25445555 y ' -L , 5' .f-,fi5l'f.' Orsox. HEL!-:N Usnouxil, Allclcxvx A liusketbaill 2, 35 Volleyball Pc-p 2, Ji, 45 History 3, 45 2, 355 Pep li, 15 History 45 Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. - Q' -P Girls' Club fl. 4. lfmzaljng, X54 N l'lrmo. . L Ol.soN5 ll.x1,vu 0s'1uuf'1cHUK, llLGA . A' lliumoud bz1ll'3, 45 Pop 2,4 Pop 2, 3, 45 History 35 ' Q 14.45 Hi-Y 2,132 45 Spf? 3, 49 Girls' Club 2, 3, lfluter- , lznznk Walto1rw2. N , f-IllIl6I'S 25 Glee Club 2, 3, ' lifmkefhall. ' -4, Vice President 2, 35 ' KJI'Ch0Sll'Il 2, 3, 4, Treas- tgjfl, --, I 4 , , . ' ' Q nu! ll my 5 gg, ,, . ' -Qlwls-S'l?M'ff 1 ,QA A I . f p n ULN iN, VERA Club 2. ' Pirzllo. 01,soN WILi.1,xm ' p 3, 45 History 35 Girls' 0llS'I'.-KD, lXI,n'NARo Math 2, ii. l z'.wlu'ng. v , , K U l'.'x,xy'ol.A, V1o1.A l'00f 211' 4 4? ,11'HSk 'l' 4, Volleyball :sz Pe-1, 45 Girls' Pop 45 History .55 1'1I'ST :uid fflulfg 4. 1,011 2' 4' Srfluol nwuw .v'1'up1mol.'.s. N1.n1pl1omf. Ui-LAND, Aorznu Wild flozrww. l'A1,MER, :AllDlflCY 'cp 2, 3, 45 Girl Rvsorves 2. Ifruding. I ,, Ql -:Ri Q as l',xi,1w11-Lic, M.'x1i1oN Pep 3. 45 History 45 Girls K'l11li45 Mir-tion 4. ,lfllfrfl f'ul'1'1'.v. :I I 11.533 4 .Q , fy l'tig51izii,Y1iusixLa ' asketlmll .25 Pc-p .L 4: .yL'fiirls'C'li1l3 1. 1 Sf'lnmLiw'r11phonics. A N ' 1 l,.XliSINl'lN, XYILFREIJ lfootlmll 25 Skiing 35 Pvp Z 3, 45 Ili-Y 2, 35 clillllflfil 9, Fly Vustiiig 2. S35 Vliess S11 il-bmllmgf. lfxusuxs, .Xl'l1izi1Y Pep 3. 45 llistory 45 Girls' Vlulm 2. 235 tile? Vliilm 2. 35 ll. A. A. 2. Sporis. PxI'KNi:n. BI.m.mHli: Pep 45 Girl Roservvs 4. IPPIIKIIIIIQ. l'1cr-xc'111s1,xN, ll.lc'HAmJ Slzzfp nmrlvlirzg, PICNNIE, IJUIQUTHY Pep 2. Si, 45 llistory 35 Mask :iml YYig 45 fl2lIl191'2l 45 Girls' Flulm 2, 3, 45 Auf'- tion 45 Spec 45 Urcliostra 2. 3, 4, S0l'I'0fl1I'f' 4, 'llI'02lS' urer 45 lJ:u1r'v 2. flllf'll'!-Ilfl gram. l,l'l'l'l-I lcsux l'i1:'rl-zlcsux l'lf:nsox, LIllili.'XlNl'l ,X . . v'v 1-I3 1 I i lx'111'Hz'f1g1. ., ,AV ' l'i:nsux, M.x1ci5.l.xN12 liusketlmzill 2, 3. 45 Swim- ming 35 Yullvyluill 2, 25, 15 Pip 2 S 1 19tHX 1 i.. 1'- -5 H14 .Xuvtion 45 iii ' I I 1 .,. 1, fi. A. A. 2. 3. 4. Npo1'fN. l'ic'1'r:ies, 3l1l.lJlil41Il Yolle-ylmll 555 ll:1skeTlmll5 'S' Pep 2 'S 4 ' tori' 4' V , . , , Y5 His. r I . Musk :incl Wig, 2 5 1 fl'llIlPI i 1' l'irlQ' Cluli 1 .Xurtion 13 Ze-iiitli 45 Svrvive 3, 4. lim wing. l,lC'I'l4lRSHN. .Xl.l4'l4I Yulloylmrill 2, Zig P14p4g llis- torv 45 film! C'l11lv 4. .glHilI'lN. -E' , I l,l'I'l'ICRSllX. .XVIJIH-IY Yollvylmzlll 2, 355 Pep 2. 3, 4, llistory 45 Musk and NN lg 2, Si, 45 Girls' fllllll 2. 3, 1, .Xurtion 4. llllllflillfj. Pep 3, 45 lnrzxry 4. Swuing. Pop 3. 45 Musk anal Girls' Clul serves 2. 7llll'Illl'l'. , lioiuwiix' M. I Ilist Ury 4, I.1- , Dmurriix' ll. I I l ist ory wi-f -P .a, 1, r--v Ji, 45 Girl lim xp V .SLI m-ww Nancy. is .mir ....... .. ,,.:.,.....n. :., . .,.,.... A ' , gn F' ' . , . 3 4 M? A 4' Q' Q 1 - -. ' Picricnsox. .I rx 14: NT I Pop 3, 43 Ilistnry 3, lg Musk and Wig 3, 43 Girls' C'll1lm 2, 35. 43 .Xuvtion 43 Slim' 3. 4. llurzring, Pizwinsux, iXl.XIiG.XlH-YI' Pc-yu 3. 43 llistory 43 Musk :infl Wig 2, 43 Girls' Clulm 2. Si, 43 ,'xll0il0I12,3l'? Zenith 43 Girl Rvscrvcs 2, 3, 43 liilvrairy 4. 'l're:1s11r0r 4. Ilmm' planning. PH11,l.1rs, f'YN'l'lI1.-X x, -7 - . .. 4. lip -3 5. 43 History -53 Musk zinml XYig1 2, 3, 43 Girls' Ululn 23 3, 4. Presi- clvnt 43 Uzilminef 253 ,Xuvfiun 43 Zenith 2, CS. 43 H11002. 33 Zvnith llzxnre f'll2lll'Ill2lI1 43 .Xthletic Queen Gaincli- ililllx 43 Prom Cornmittec Ii. .lIr'ful.s mul llllllfll mrr'1's. PIIPU, l.l1.l,l.rxN Pfwn Hmm mn f'f7fl!'lll'll'7' slmly. N11 llllllllllff 24, , . .3 PIRNII-1, Viizim lllCliI,l4I Pc-p 3. 43 History S53 Musk :iml Wig 43 Girls' c'l11lJ 43 Glc-0 Club Si. 4, S0r'1'etz11'y- 'l'l'0:lSllI'0l' 33 l4llll'2l-l'l2ll1 4. 'l'ull.'1'ng. PI'I'K.XXl'IX. .lrxic lirlskctlmll 2, 3. -13 Swim- ming 43 Volleylmll 2, 3. 43 Pvp 2. 3, 43 llistory 353 Girls' C'l11lm 2, 253 .Xucftion 2. Ii, 43 Girl Resvrves 23 Zenith 4. Pl..xsl1.x. M .X'I I'lil'IXY f'l:1ssP1'0simlvnt 2. 353 Zenith 43 lilditor 43 llmneliest, lfusser 43 Mask :inrl XYig 2, 3. 4. Trvzisurer fi? Hi-Y Zi, 4. Prvsimlent 43 Cheer- lvmlcr 33 .Xtllletiir liozird ol' C'untrol 2, 33 .iiivtimieer 43 Boys' Y f'2il!lIll'l 3. l. Sccrotziry 43 Pep 2, 3, 43 .Miution 2. Ii, 43 llistory 4. f'l1f'n11'sl1'y. 4-.45 li ADTKI-3, .I mix lilrasT,w, IJ: rR0'1'm' 72 R -, W lh.r:THw:u, Loulsrz RIIIEMHR' '5'MN1 W 3 5 5 Algomu, Wisconsin 2. mm 1 'ff '-f2- Q ' lVZ'lll!'I'Nll0I'1S. fi ..., ,.., - R.-xuslir, lCv14:I.Yx RoB1xs1w, flrAII. A lvl, 1 Pep 2, 35, 45 Ilistnry 45 Pep 3, 45 Girls' Clulm 2, 35. I Mask :md Wig 35 Girls' Snnpslmls. Club 2, 3, 45 Auf-tion 45 ' Orchestra 2. ' ' ,llatvhfolfizfrs. I-Elligi' ' .,35,f Rusixsux, lil-IRBliR'l' H 1 Kl ANNE Pep IS, 45 History 35 Mask 5 and Wig 3, 4, Vim-0 Presi- ll dent 45 Glee Flulm 3, 45 Q E A Czipcllzi 3. Nlfvtf'l11'11y. if xA R 41 3 Ib . lioB1NsoN, lXlAliHl'I'1RlTl-I - Ulm Gilligovillzlh 25 05, Pep -3, 45 'Girls' Qlulr 45' 5 vhestrzi Ji, 4. fluctllm 4' , . Skrzffny. A A?CUUl 7!lg. X, ,. f ' W ' 2 3 if 5 3 .,,,..,,...-v Q ,, lil-:11BE1N,Clxmr'E R'OEDQcll'l'Dl'1 . , , , ' Ml Iiismi-y 45 Girls' cfm, 25 gPYf5.ff,'if,fflT1?ff3','P5',5PH1-,QD 55 Affapolln 45GleeC'l11lm3, 4. ' 5 flbllng, 'i less ' ' ae, lJ,5,H.5'55U ' Izuzxk NN :ilton 2, 3. in ' ' Fisllirzg. 1. 4? 5 f lllnnicnl.. .MNH R01-I P1. WIHAIAM . Golf 45 Pep 45 Musk mul PPI' 3' 3- 4Q,HlHfl'V5' 3-5 'lj Wi-l5l1ir-ls' Clulw-4. lIf1Sk2mfHY1::2,MsH1-N, f Q' - fyolfl 2, 3, 45 Auction 45 Fly Y' A Casting 2, 35 Rifle 45 Izamk ' lV:1ltou 25 3. L Hllllflillfj. Pep 3, 45 Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. Pep CS, 45 History 45 Girls' G' llrznring. Club 45 Girl Reserves 255 Zenith 4. IJhUf0f1l'lllfl?1l. 5 ,gf E Ei 4 5 X Qs . l ,, Ei Q S Q: F wr 2- ae in il Es if 51 5, 4: ef' 2 I i. Q E ll ga G, L5 ?. . ,wr . N - 'S 4 6, 5 in 2-4 J liu1,1 1':, Mixumnirz Rxkmzx, RV'rii Pep 25 History Zi, 45 Musk Girls' Vlub 25 Ch-0 C llllb :md Wig 25 Girls' Ululr 2, 34, -15 A C'z1p9ll:1 4. 3, 45 Glc-v Club 24, 4. Svvrv- Uflfl wf1f'w1i1'rw. 'Lrzxry-' ' ' 2: . pellu -3. -1. Fmlgrf. li0LI4i. liwiuiixiz RYNNIMQ, KlCNNl'I'l'H r J, ,,,,. Pep 45 ilisrmvy 45 can-is' in-,, Q, 3, 45 in-Y 2, za. 4. f Cluln -1. li1'rfl.e, ' ' Szrinznziny. E RUSS. lfjnylx Mug Sgxicxs, liumziri' h Pop 45 History -15 Girls' Pffp YZ, 3, 45 lilSll1JI'f'.'lQ Cl11li2,3,-15 .Xlwtion 2. 3. 4. Ill-X 2. 3, 45 l'l3' f21SflllLE 11,'l,-mg, 2, 35 Spot' 35 lizmfl -1. fwlnznlfng. D , 4 1 4 ffl' JK . .0 C MMr l 40 -ii w ' 44' 444 44444 5 fi' b J 'V v' f ,VA Ne! f IwSSl51,l,,1.I, IRENE 'S5NYpy01,fw, B .iKR,liARl-i'I?X - an M 4 Pep 4. A 5Al2'4fIm'2?Al5l 'Briss Ciliilwzjh-Q5'f'h . 4, ,' - - -1 ' I imfrfg ill' 'lilll' 5 ' Small tour: flanrf 4,41 At, 5 ,F 1 4 L1:fff,,fz,'nf,. JJ' 1 at 1 ' , A -Q :pdf Q NIJ, if-. . ' .4 'iw' if . 4,,4 . 5 lib M' ,. X- RVUTHY ligqvry S,xxvx'1au, Siimrm' P91545 Iflistory .15 Rlagk :md lizxsliet-lmll 45 Swinmiiugg Ji, wig 2, 3, 45 Gi,-is' Ulm, 3. 4: Nollf-M111 L- I ' 45 ,yucfion 2, gg, 45 Gil-1 415- H1st.ory 345 Mask and Resc-rves 2. Wig 45 Girls' C'lulw 2. 3, 45 F,-W,,.,,,Sf.-,,f,',,g, ,llwtion 15 Math 35 A G1- pullu -1. ll'IIM'1'IIfl. R,i'Lim'lc, ill.-XRION Sf'lI.XIDEXYAl.D, II.-xiuzlm' P011 35, 45 llistory -15 Girls' Iiuskctlmll 25, 415 Yolleylmll '52 an 1 Clulv 2, 13. 25 Pep 2, 35 45 History 45 ' K ' i Girls' Club 2, 23, 45 Auction if km 45 Gleo Club 2. President 2. Z , .zzl 4 I , , l,'SlJAIlIl M,x1:.m1ul4: Svliixlclfllilc Blixlun f Q 0 l3if'y:'ling. J ' 5 3 5 we 1 1 nzitimf ii , , nur: ' , Pep Si, 45 llistory -15 lirls' l'vp 2, 33, -15 Hit ry -I5 ' i Clulr 2, -l. Girls' f'll1lJ 12, Ji, 45 Lilmrairy I Crlul -Z 5 Glu C'l1l 25 Si. 'V ' I ----. - ,, .5 za if f A' rf. Z ,- 3 an W 5 ,A.AA . wg .,,.,A , .,AA. fm' M. 5. .rg 5 'i 5 -' :..' 5' A .. -'gli 4 ii i f-5 .- 5m-Q' fx. X 12.4 ii '- if Q51 5 H 4 a SVII.-XR, Rivirmn Sl4Il.l.YV00D. BIARY Srsixx C:unera45 Auction 45Prmn Pep 2, 3, 45 Crnnerzi Si, 45 . fl0II1IIlltrtr00 3. Girls' Vlulw 2, 255 .X Czipm-llzi ' flrl. 4. N!l'l'IIlUlIiVlfl, Sc'mNsKE, GRACE Sl'3W:l'lRANf'I'i, JAVXQ 5 pop 3. 4. History 4? 5100 lootlmzill 355 lr:1r'k 45 llis- yluy, Q, lg- A 621139113 45 tory 35 lfirsf :xml Ten 35 cz. A. A. 4.' Izziak Walton 2, :a, 4. S1r1'mm1'ng. Hl 'l7 f1- Sc'i1MiTTD1i:i., D01m'rHY 5 1l11'3RSfJNr DORIS Pep 3. 45 Mask and Wig 45 I Ul-'1 !l- Girls' Clulm 25 3, 45 Zenith I 45 Girls' Vlulm 3, 4. Skufirzg. Sr'ui'l.Tz, l'Isl.i:Y Sl'-U1B1'3MF JVM? Historv 4- St. lXI2irl'j S llall 2, 35 Pep 5 lV5.5-I5-5525 45 History 45 Mask and EQ ' Wig 45 Girls' f'l11lw45 Xue- 5 tion 4. fi Spnrfx. f gpm,I,.35 FRANK Sll.fu'11cu, lXIx'lmN A ' lfcmtlrall 45 Swixnining 2. PCD QV 3' ll15f0l'3', li 3, 4. C.7z1pt:iin3, 45 Pep 3, 4. Musk flllfl V12 2- 35 lll-4 ii 5g,,,,',,,,mj,1g. 355 .A4li'll0llV 45 Spore 335 .Xviution 45 Glev Cluli 2, 3, 2 45 .K Fxxpellzi 45 lxmik W:1l- ton 2. 5 .ll lzszfv. 55 El E 4 Sl'U'l'T, ClARlJl. SIIHLUNIJ, .lnux Pep 2, 3, 45 llistory 45 Pep 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Spem' Musk and Wig 3, 45 Girls' 2, 45 A i':1pell:14. Clulm 2, 35, 45 Auvtion 45 .llnclvl 7'1f'u1-rlx. 3,5 Zenith 45 Spec 45 Stylus 2. Wrzfvliiny pwolzzlv. 4 E Siu's'rE1m.xN, DmmTm' SELINE, TICNNY lizisketlmxill 35 Tennis 35 Q, 'l'r:1f'k 2, 3, 45 Cross-eoun- Yolleylmll 2. 355 Pep 2, 3, try 2, 3, 45 Pep 3, 45 llis- 45 History 45 Mask :ind in tory 45 Math 3. Wig 3, 45 Girls' flulv ii, 45 Sports. Spec 35, 45 Orelicstrzi, 2, 3, fl 4511. X. A. 25. 4. l'f0lz'n. li : 'AW 7 . qw! .5 'E Q if A Nu E' 5.1 5 Q ff? if .W , vii SHaI.I:II, BENNIE Pep 45 Chess 2, 3, 4. Sleeping. SIMMONS, R.xYMoND Swinuning 45 Pep 3, 45 History 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Carn- era 45 Math 35 Glee Club 3. A rgufing. SIQAFTIQ5 EIIA Pep 2, 35 History 45 Girls CIIII, 2, ca, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 A Czrpellu 4. Scrapbooks. Sxoocz, ULIVIHI History 45 .Xuetiou 45 Glee Club 45 Izuuk Xyilltllll 2, 3. Harflf-stczgo 'll'0VL', SMITH, HAIIIIIIQT Volleyball 255 Pop 25 Ii, 45 History 255 Mask and Wig, .I .1-,vw I. 2, 3, 4, Cmls Club 2, 3, 45 Auction 45 Zenith 45 G. A. IX. 45 Cadet Seryire 4. Knillzfng. SMITH, .IIQAN Pep 35, 45 History 4' Girls' c:IuI, ss, 4. J l3zifyr'1i1Ig. SMITH, PHYI,I.Is Pep 25 35 45 History 45 Caniom 45 Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. Tropfrul fish. v SMITH, lioBI1:IIT Track 3, 45 Golf 35, 45 Skiing 3, 45 Pep 335 45 His- tory 45 Hi-Y 35 Chess 3, 45 Math 3, 45 Izazik Walton 2. SNIl'l,AND, Douis History 45 Girls' Club 4. lJI'lIIl l'IlQ. SNIQIDI-1, Joi-IN l+'o0tb:Ill 25 llistory 45 C':InIcI'zI 4. 1Ill0fUf1l'llI1ll y. SNHI.LIH.xN5 l4.ll'l'H Auction 4. Sxmxg LI.oYn History 4. SlI'at1'ng. SoI.I'M, lluxm' Student Mzuiagei' Football 35 Pep 25 3, 45 llistory 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Fly Casting 35 Glee Cllll! 45 A Capella. 4. Golf. Soiucxsorv, GI.IvI41 Pep 3, 45 History 45 Musk :Ind Wig 2, 45 Spec 45 Girls' Club 25 3, 45 Auction 4. 1IOI'5l'lJ!lt'!C rI'fl1'ng. SORIRICNI-'lililg HVTII S'l'l'IXYAIi'l', Divx Histo1'y4gCileeCYlub 4. Pep 25, 4g Ili-Y 2g Glens 9 l 5TAN mx, LAIROL Club Z., 3, 4g l,in1-:u'i:1n 42 .X Capella 25, 4g lizuul 4. ,llzcsffz Num., l miD1.1cu lx Pep 3. 4g History Alg Mzwli Pep 2, Si, 4g lzuak Walton and Wig 2, 4g Cirle' Club 2, 2, 3, 4g Auction 4g Ulm: Igeollllllllilll u'nnn'n. Club 2. Gulf. 4 ' ' QTAUHI-Illg Eimxxium HTIIOM, .XRTHVR - i Cross-country 4g Pep 3, 4g I isl11'ng. - History Zig Math Zig Band 3 .,.V,',: -'- 2, 3 4. ' ffl' Rllllllllillg. I STAl'ns. Ll'l'Il,l,E S'l'l 'KM lN' Jul . S in i ' pq, p 5 4 Pep Si, -lg History 4g lil-X Q N Ifollr'7s!A'llli.r1g1. S'i'1':1x mc, Runrzwi' Pep 2, 3. ll'm'l.'1'ng. STE Y IC Ns, ICTIIIA1 1. Moorliezul lllgl Rwzfliizg. ST1cx'1cxs, fili.U'lC Pep 3, 4g Girls Rwzrling. Sig Math Sig Swimniing 4. living lazy. S'I'l'l,BI4lR1i, CYHII. Pep 2, 3, -lg Ilistury 4g Mask Zlllil Wig Sig lli-Y Sig Zenith 4g Izzuxk Walton 2. -lU1'flflllf1 wrlux, S1'l.1.1x'xN, f'H.Xlil,lJ'I l'IC 1 2, Si 4. Pep 2, Sig History Sig Musk :md Wig 2, 25, 4g Czunerai 3, 4g Girls' Cfl11lvZ3gGl00f'li1lJ 23, 4g .X Fzipellal 4. Signs. Srxniilzns, C'Hix1u.11:S l flllll-P 3, 4- Pep 3 -l' Historv 2, 3' Flv Vnstiiig l2g lzurik Wliltoii 2. 3. Iiuscbull. !r,ll 'Q .W .1 16' if X 5 , Z ' ,4z:.:f:s.2-2-:,,. 4 Winn? uw. 1 Stumians, .Im-IN VIXADEO 'l'HEm:sA pg, J, Horzkcy i 3? S . 5: AA A. V B A A 'l'lxLi,,xN'1', Lt'v1l.1,1s h 5, L11-igII,R2Zyn:2' 4!IIHist01.y 4? aistgmry 45 9lI1Sli.1lllll Wig Mask and Wig 45 Fly Cast- 31 UYIVIS Ullll 3, 45 Ll' if Q ing 2, 35 lzaak Walton 2, l'l'31'3,44 H ' ' luvul D ...., ' Q1 ' Q19 an SXVANSON, ICRNES1' 'llARlNIOWSKI, IQUBERT Pep 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 4. History 45 Czuiiem 45 Ur- ' Fislzzfng. chestm 4. lJh0fUQl'Il11ILZj. SWENSONY IQTHEL Yll.-XIlSUNYSKI, S'r.xNL1-:Y P! 4. M5 Ak K 1 yVi,- 4. History 4' Orchestm 2, 3 wp, 1Ey5,,527- lg fmt L' 45 Izzmk Vlfzilton 2, 3, 4. l ... ,-,,. 'Q ' ' Ilzmlirzg. V W ,L 6 r , 4' 1 SWMNSQN, liUBY 'l'ARNowsK1, Y1c1'ro1u,x I K, 'HMWI Pep 3, 4' History 45 Girls' ,- ' cirim. ' X 45 Swillmzing. , ,,., 'Q ,W Pep 3 4, T 5 C 2' ., 24 . '::gyf1'f'. 'P' 5, 21,15 SY:vmNs, Wi'l,l,Ys w 2 , ' ' llistory 45 Girls' Tlulm 2, 35 Auction 3, 4. SIl LIII,77l7iIlfg. SzYBc:zYNsKl, SOPIIIIC Firma. 'l'ARRn'lc, lkhm' Tennis 3, 45 Pep 2, 3, 45 History 35 Mask :md Wig 3, 45 Girls' Club 45 Library 4,c: x x -1, 2,4 ...g..41 . Skl'fl'fIlAIlg. T,-xYLolc, Elil10Nl4lTTl'l Pep 3, 45 History 45 Girls' Chili 2. H iking. Wi? Mw:.,5.. ... i THAYIQIK, R,'XX'K1fJND 'l'o1.o, w'AIfI'l'Ili llistorv 35 Musk :xml Wig Bzrskvtball 2, 35 Student 45 f'2lI1'18l'il 2, 3. 4, President Manager of l ootb:1ll 45 45 l ly Casting 25 Stump Pop 45 History 45 Ili-Y 45 2. Ii. 45 Ixzuxk l'l'ulton 25 35 .lA1TlI1c,'llllJ2, 3. Plfolugraplf ff. 'l'HoM.xs, JOHN Pep 35 History 45 Fly Cfustinpg 2. Si, First :md 'l'0n 2, 3. Sporlx. 'l'cmmc1K, EARL Pep 2, 35 History 35 Hi-Y 25 Aviation 45 Stump 45 Izazik Walton 2. Stn naps. imsii.-WK, Ros.xL1E T Bzisketbzill 25 Yollevbzill 25 'Pep 3, 45 Histmv 4: Girls' if 5 .llulrlr b0.l'1'N. 4 , ,.., alla 4 .V , ' I ' Tnomrsox, ldox.-x A v g +:f Pep 2, 35 45 History 45 in ' Girls' Club 25 3, 45 U. A. A. ' 2. 3. 4. ' H Szzinlnzing. l if 1 'i'HOMI'SON, KEITH . Y 5 uev Pep 45 History 45 lli-X 3, . 45 Izuaik Walton 25 3, 4. N J i'llf'rl111r1ir.v. :, I . ...... i 2 4 ,.. ' -I M 'l'I1onsl411.l.. .XVIJRICY 5 0' '.,,.,v liziskvtball 2, 35 Volleyball A 2, S35 Pep Ji, 45 History 4. Spofls. 'l'uousoN, Lroxp lli-X 2. 255 Vliess 4. liulw fmrl girls. 'l'Hous'1',xD5 lilcNNE'ru Aviation 45 Rifle 45 lznak YY:1lton 25 35. 4. -il'1-!lfl'0IL. r Club 2. Solzzwzirs. 'l'n1':i.1folm, B1f1'rTY Basketball 3, 45 Swinuning 45 Volleyball 35 Pep Si, 45 History 45 Musk and Wig 45 Girls' Club 2. 3. 45 G. A. AX. 23, 45 .Xuvtion 45 Glee Club 3, 4, Vino President 4. S11'imn11'ng. 'l'm-:T'1'r:N, RlJBlf2R'I' Pep 35, 45 History 45 Musk and Wig 35 45 lli-Y 25 Auc- tion 45 Zenith 45 Sper- 33, 45 Math 3. Ph oloym ph y. l'uoE1'l-ici., RIARILYN Pep 45 Girls' Club 35 Ilen- felcl 2. Kn1'Hmg. 'l'1coNNr:s5 Romcwr Golf 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. IYUIl1'Il'l1g. 3 ...mf YANH.-x1..x, C 2 11 'FRI m'rm', A l.FR1f1n Vocucl., JAN ICT Girls. Pep ii, 4, Se'11'mg. l'L'1.1.miH, Goulmx YtlL'Tl, PAV1. Hnistory 4, Gloo Clulm 3, 4, Pep ZS, 4, llistury 4, lfirst Fxrst amd Ten 3, 4, Izamk :xml Ten 2, 3, lzzulk NYM- lY:1lt0n 2. You 25, 4, JIIISLC. I TURNER, AI'DR1cY WAGNMR, P.xI'1. P911 2, 3, 4, History 4, Basketlmull 2, 35, 4, 'l'rack f11I'lSl Club 2, 3, 4. 2, Pep 2, 3, 4, History 4, Slrznzps. Hi-Y 2, lfirst :md Ton 2, Izazlk Vllzmlton 2, 3. Rurlfo. 'l'URNmu-:N, ROBERT WAHM SELNYA , PGI, 3, 4. Pep 2. 3, 4, l'llSf01'y 3, 4, H,,,,,gjnq. Girls' Clulm 3, 4, A clillllfillil. ' 2, 3. Knz'll1'ng, llyglpjv IXIVRIIQL lY.Xl.KlClli, lll11l.l1Di I, Pep 4, llistory 4, Girls' Pgll lv 43 H1Sl'H'Y 'M 'll Clul, 3, G- A, A- 3, 4, Guls Clulm 2, 24, G. A. A. Rmrllllg. 2- 35, 'l- V Szrznmlzrzg. 1 U 1 N, W,xI.1..wr:, W11.L1.xxr Pep 2, 3, 4, llistory 25, 4, Mask zmcl VViggg 4, Ili-Y 2, 3, 4, .Xmftion 4, Zlxlllfll 4, Spec Ji, 4, Boys' Y Falxinet 4, Prosicleut 4, 'l'r:1ck 3, 4, C7l'0Ss-cmlntry 3, Pep 34, 4, llisfory 4, Bzuul 2, ii, 4. .lfluxirx J Glee Vlulm 4, IZ212lli Walton 2, Prom cl0IIllIlltlli'0 3, V -my' .Xuctioncc-1' 4. u ., Sporlx. du J' if 1 '1i,WAx,Q'12R.gf -V NX ALSH, Dmm'rHx J vm 2, .V 4, -History 4, Pep 2, 3, 4, llistory 4, Girls' Clulm 2. Girls' Clulr Zi, 4, ,XllCfl0I1 4 Smwzfng. Glee Ululm 4, A Capollal 4. Drznrz ng. . 4 4. K -.ia , ,.,.,. , . Wiims, A1'1m1:Y U SM 'WX Pr-p 33, 45 llistory 45 Musk , I 4 If ' lk ll llffm :1114lWig 2,45Girls'Cl11l14. Nr1'r1pbonl.w. Wrzma. E11w.x11D Pep 2, 3, 45 History 35 45 Entertainers 35 ilI'ChQSf'l'21 35 Band 2, 3, 45 First 111141 T011 25 Ixamk lytllf-011 555 4. iwflsfr. XVEB11, I11v1N4: Pep 2, 3, 45 Band 2, Ii, 45 Izzmk Walton 2. ,1If1s1'c'. NV1:1a1a11. H.AIillI.D x1 11 Q1 511 Wisvu, Luis Pep -L5 History 45 Musk and Wig Ji, 45 Girls' cllllll 45 Girl Reserves 35 Enfor- tai11c1's 4511. A. A. 2, 4. Spa Il llslz. Wm N I Wicimx, A11111c'11 ICUI Qlleell 1 c 1 Pep 25. 45 llistorx' 35 Entvr- tz1i11c-rs35 Cll0oCll11l12, 25, 45 Math 35 A ffzmpelln Ii, 4. Singing. 151-111 lim XX ICIK5 Gw1cx11f1L1'x Pep 155 45 llistory 45 Girls' Cluln 35 Glce fllllll 35 Li- lJI'Ill'lIll1 3. Pnrlry. g 21.9 si -gr I 1 W I XVEINBEIM, VICTOR AVICKLAND, M5xRJoIIII: Pep 3, 4, History 4, Girls Club 2, 3, 4, Gloc C'lub 2 3, 4, A Capella 4. llexigroiny. WENoI..xN1m'r, Bl41liNIl'l'l AYICKIIITND, lJONAl,D Pep 2, 4, History 4, Girls' Pep 3, Izuzlk VV:Ilt0II 3, 4 Club 2, Girl Reserves 3. Sporlx. Sporls. Vl'ENIrI,,xNII'I', XXYIIALIABI, JR. Pep 3, lli-Y 2, Aviation 4. Illozlzfl a'i1'plam's. WIQIWZIQI., LILLIAN Pep 3, 4, History 3, Girls' Club 4, Glen Club 3, 4, A Capella 3, 4. Singing. WIf1s'r1N, AIINOLD History 3, 4, lzzulk XVIIlt0II Z, 3, 4. Stu nz ps. AYES I'lilNG, llY'I'lI Pep 3, 4, History 3, Girls Club 3, Glee Ulub Ll, 3, 4, A Vaipellu 4. WIELIAND, DIf:NNIs Historv 3, Auction 4, Ze 4 nith :Lg Spectzmtor 3, Debate 3, 4. Reurling. WIENICII, DANIEI, History 4, Mask and Wi 3, Ili-Y 2, Spectator 4, Debate 3, 4. Plzolograplly. WII,KINsoN, l'lILEI41N Pep 3, 4, History 3, 4 ,I Girls Klub Z, 3, 4. Szfirirlg. ' 'II.soN, DAN'II7 Pep 3, 4, Ol'Cl16SiII'iL 2, 3, 4 g 43: Izazxk Walton 3, 4. ljlillllll. Stu nrps. vVHlT'l'AKE1i, liENNETlI XVILSON, WILLIAM Pep 3, 4, History 3, Musk Histo,-y 35 Hi-y 2, gg, 4, and Wig 4, Auction 3, 4, Came,-,L 3, 45 ply Casting Fly Casting 2. 2, Zenith 3, Math 3, Ixualx Slfwpilzg. VVQMUII 2, Radio. El . ii , if. .,.,mW swf! I an 1 J,- ln! l ww, .. . f I I. 3 . 3 wa Thwf :w r Pep 2, I3 -3 '- 1 -3, 43 History 3 3 WINTJQRS, LYLIC XVELMIGNE, LoU1sl': 3 4 H1 Y 2, 'S 4 Peg ' ' lull Z 5, Nporlx. W1icTAN1cN, Ruin lfr'ml1'l1y. XVUJOHN, PHYLLIS Sportx. Wow, lllfILlCN Pep 35. 43 Histor Flulz 2, 3. Ifrfmlfng. Gi.-18' cs -3 : ,- Si .,f,4 Yovxfr. Gl'lli.XI.DINl1I Pep 2, 3, 43 History 43 Girls' Clulu 33 43 Glee Clulm 4. Sl1'in1nL1'ny. Z.4Bi'imvEic, SOPHIIG Pep 3, 4. Typing. ZERBAL, Xouiwux Y .45 Girls' Pep 33. llistolzv '33 Musk and Wig 43 H1-X 2, .53 43 cjl1Ill6I'2L 25, 43 Math 3. I,ll0fUf1lYI1l,!fj. 4 'x ml 3, WUUD- l'l'1'Z-W 3'FH ,, Zll-Ildllillil-', URI! -. -if IH-n2,ff,4. f11Sf01'N4W1f'G pq, 4, 1401933 cams' President 43 Musk :md C1u1,4. Wig 3, 43 Girls' Clulm 2, Ci, lgfmlf, '59 43 Auvfion 353 Spec' 3, 43 , Glee fllllll 2. . , l'04'fi'.11. ff J , ,... V C1 J I Vl'fmDBlcl11uE, llmisillic ZIEAIERV HERMAN Swimming lg Pep 33 llis- Ifismw 44 tory 33 Mask :mil Wig 43 GU.,-,,,,.i in-Y 43 Math 33 H1119 43 Ixaxzik Walton 2, S !l'liIIl nl Ing. XYRICDHT, llIi,X'I'Rlf'E ll2LSk9lll2lll 23 3, 43 Swim- ming 2, 3, 43 Yollfwlaall 2 I SS, 43 lop 23 33 43 'I listioigl 43 Musk and Wig: 23 Cul-. fllllll 2, 3, 43 Auvtio I V u 4, llodgelmll 23 33 Cl. A. .X. J J L. 3,7 43 Tumlmlirizu, -, 3, 43 Ilmselmzmk 23 ii, 4. llhmising. ZiM1v11f:lc1uAN3 liOHl'Ili'l' History 43 Mask and Wig 43 Cfziineiui 43 Chess 43 Entomiiricrs 3 3 Orcliostra 33 lizincl 2, 3, 43 limss Qimrtvt 3. l7l11'n111wlry. YN? -mi IHHTT PLHSHH HOM 1cL1Es'1' Bm' Fvssrzn ll IH? I BEST GIRL BIIXER T3 'HE HHBEU JUIIIDB BLESS lduili fnrlwn Hf 'lff Nl ff'f -lllftiff' liwnsmz nf i as S. Miss flhtztzriari 1111, Gagnon Yiviz l'111:s1111-:N'1'. .ll0l'llCl'f 8110111-e1' l,lil:1SIIJI11NT . .... Ruth fltlI'lSOI1 I'111:.1s1'111c11 ,... clPI'fl'llll0 .Xnrlwsen S11:c'111e'1'.x111'. . , . . .Jilllllil lic-11so11 -X111'1s14111 .,.,,.,..,, Miss Cl1:1t,111:111 AIJYISICR .,., . . .Mix 11115311011 Grrlrude A ndresnt As thc S1111 sets on the scconcl your of our lilo at f'ont1':1l, wc look hack with foml IIlQIIl0I'l0S to thc mzmy good times We have haul. As sophomores We were :1 bit, ttimitl, lmccuuse wc wcrc not acq11z1i11tccl with thc uctivitios ol' the school. But as j1111io1's wc- v11tc1'ccl into thc fun wholc-hczirtcrlly. We, j1111io1's, pz11'ticip:1t.ed in nczirly cvcry activity ol' thc school. W0 owc much of our success to our :ulvisc-rs, lX lissC'l1z1t111:1n 111111 Mr. tlz1g11o11, illlil to thc othc-1' tez1cl1e1's who l1elpc1l 11s. At this timc of 1'cckoni11g wc look l.Ul'NV21I'Cl to 11 fine scnior ycar :md we hope that wc can livc up to thc fine 0Xi1lIl1JlP sct for us by thc Slxllllll' class. 11 JUIHUB HIJIIUB HA!! Ballou, Joy Benson, Janice Boyd, Peggy Boynton, Julia Brornan, Anna Brown, Dorothy Caldwell, Florence Vroteau, Luella Crum, Stella May lfrikson, Doreen Fluhr, Charlene Gendein, Esther C5j llirsch, Rosella llughes, Bet ty Jane .lohnson, Marjory M. Knutsen, Maude Koski, Violet Lee, Virginia Maynard, Julia Morrow, Margaret Oherg, Flora Oreck, Marjorie Pittenger, Dick Roberts, David lt. Shepard, Ann Tenglmlad, Beverly 'lll'lOIIl0, Hubert Tyllia, Jean Bose Yincent, Lucille BULL HBV Adelson, llarry Andresen, Gertrude Bellan, Adelaide Boren, Marjory Branscomloe, Betty Burroughs, Russell Varlson, ltuth I. Cfavanaugh, Patricia Dewey, Ruth Fox, Boyelle Hafner, Kenneth Haglund, Leroy llall, John Hanson, Dorothy Haselton, Ann Holstead, Margaret Hulmler, Barbara Hurtley, Violet Johnson, Martha Karon, Emily Kernes, Marie Kershaw, Lois Keskinen, Elsie Koors, Patricia Larsen, Signhild Lathers, Mary Lehloignon, Lois Levine, Rhoda Lorix, Alice Loyshin, Frank Maghan, Jane Manthey, Florence Matzke, Barbara Maul, Olga Maynard, Gail Mold, Jim Mossestad, Beatrice Reese, Jayne Shields, John Siblwitts, flllilI'lGDO Smith, Betty Jane Suorni, Leonard Swanson, Betty Thoreson, Wallace FLASS EDITORS: Kenneth Duncan Barbara Matzke !3Lili3tS HISTUBY SDPIIUMDRICS When we entered Central in the fall of 1935, we were somewhat timid. Our work at the two junior high schools had been mainly scholastic. But as we became familiar with the surrounding and customs of D. G Il. S. our appreeiations of life at Central really began. We elected Bob Rumsey, Ruth Carlson, Flora Oberg, and Gertrude Andresen as president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer respectively. We selected Miss Vhatman to guide our class. During the year several afternoon dances were held. A skating party was also held in December. The year was a delightful one and we looked forward eagerly to our junior year. JVNIDRS When we returned to school in the fall of 1936, there seemed to be little change, except that we were now in junior session rooms and one step nearer our goal. We immediately held a class meeting and elected our oiiicersg Ruth Carlson, president, Ilerb Spencer, vice president: Janice Benson, secretary: and Gertrude Andresen, treas- urer. IYe named Miss Clhatman and Mr. Gagnon as co-advisers. Our activities were many this year. Nearly everybody entered into some activitiy. As class functions we had several dances, a skating party, the Zenith campaign, and the highlight of our junior year, the Junior-Senior Prom. All in all, the year was a fine one, and our class, the largest in several years, looked forward to our senior year when we hoped that we would make as creditable a showing as our predecessors. BLESS t1'IHLETlBS Ft it JTBALI. l'nder the guiding hand of our two new coaches the junior boys came to the front. The team's success was due in no small part to the boys in the class of I38. Kay Wero and Flarence Iiozarek showed their value when they were elected co-captains for the following season. The following junior boys through their hard work and fine playing were presented with letters: Douglas Farnam, Richard Peterson, Cyril Rogers, Iloward Boynton, Flarence Iiozarek, Ray Wero, and Ray Ignatius. l3ASKETl3AI.I. In basketball the juniors proved very valuable to Coach Swain. Dick Peterson was very efficient in controlling the center jump and Ray IYero proved to be one of our most consistent scorers. Doug Farnam was especially valuable as a defensive guard. The following boys earned their letters: Doug lfarnam, Hay Wero, and Dick Peterson. TICNNIS In tennis the junior boys were headed for both top positions. Jack Spearin held No. 1 position while Herb Spencer due to ineligibility was unable to compete. Spearin at the present time is city boys' champion, TliAt'li Doug Farnam, Dick Peterson, Fred Stout, John Jolmson, and Leslie McGill were the junior boys who showed best in the early spring track meets. GDl.l The junior boys who made the golf team were John Bowen and Kenneth Duncan. SKIING In cross-country and jumping t'arl llillstrom was the only junior boy on the team. 77 JUIIIUB lJllI'lI1:l: tlw st-lmul yvni' of llliiti-IST tlic we-itil m'tivitic's of tlw jnniurs hnvv liven innny :incl v:n'i4-rl, 'I'lw NYfJl'tl sowinl liriiiggs to mn' niincl tlio nmny little lIlllUI'lIlill gritliwings lwlfl in l'i'nnt nl' Mis. lioiiscnfs uflit-9, llc-rv iw f'mivvi's0cl with vm-li nthm' :iliont :nlinust zinytliing. ll' tlmrc- wus vvm' :1 lnnnzin lighting inxu-liinc lwre is wlwrv thc- niust Sf'2lIltl2ll pmvc-i ' was l1l'1i4lllt'l'tl. 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'1'1111s11 111111155 1111 11111111111 1111111 11111 S1111 11111' 1111111111 11111 111111111111 151111111111111 111' 11111 1w11 11111111 1111:111'1111111 I111'1111'1'11 11111'11, 151111 111111111k1Ss11l111 1111111 f1211'1SIlI1, 11111 11111111 w:1s11 11151 S11111-11ss. W11 111s11 1'e1111111111111' 111:11 1111s XYHS 21 1'111I? 1111111 111 111111 :1 v111'y S111-1-11ss1'111 :11111 111111111111111111 f'F'11I'. T11 JUHIUB SLHSS BDSTEH Abalan. Lauretta Abernathy, Mary Abramson, Ernest Adams, Clayton Adelson. Harry Aho. Gladvs Ahola, Laila Altman, Allan Altman, lrving Ames, Charles Anderholm. Cecil Anderson, Anthony Anderson, Carl Anderson, Charlotte Anderson, George Anderson, Helen W. Anderson, Vera L. Andres, William Andresen, Arthur Andresen. Gertrude Anglim. Edward Annis, June Annis, Warren Anvid, Harold Arnold, Virgil Azine, Shirlie Backer, Robert Bakalyar, George Baker, Raymond Bakkcn, Marion Baldwin. Barbara Ballou, Joy Bardon, Jean Barker, J. C. Bartholdi, Geneva Bartig, Bob Basterash, Maynard Basterash. Veronica Bauers. Virginia Bchning, Walter Bchrns, Marjorie Bellan, Adelaide Belleperche, Joan Bellman, Beatrice Belverud, Helen Bendickson, Newell Bennett, Dorothy E Bennewise, Glenn Benson, Alice Benson. Robert Benson, Janice Benson, Wilma Berg, Bob Berg. Georgianna Bergen. Shirley Bergfalk, Edward Bergman, Edith Bergstrom, Marion Bernine. Joe Berland, John Bero, Donald Besser, Ruby Beyer, Eloise Bietila, Luella Billberg, Helen Binane. Robert Bing, Owen Bishop, Betty Black, Merle Blade. Ralph Blustin, Harold Bodine, Viola Boldstridize. Walter Bonstrom, Mary An Borcen, Virginia Borcn, Marjorie Borg, Eugene Borgcson, Arthur Borgcson. Marjorie Bowen, John Boyd, Lloyd Boyd, Peggy Boynton, Howard Boynton. Julia Bradley, Geraldine Branscombe, Betty Branseonibe, June Bratt. Jack Braun, Dorothy Broman, Anna Il Broman. Lois Brotcn, Cliff Brown, Betty Jane Brown. Dorothy Brunelle, Noomi Buck. Robert Burheek, Esther Burnett. Ronald Burroughs, Russell Bussa. Edward Butler, Gordon Buttery, Thomas Bystcdt, Clarence Caldwell. Florence Campbell, John Carlson, Adeline Carlson, Adolph Carlson. Dorsey Carlson, Evelyn Carlson, Marguerite Carlson, Marlene Carlson, Roger Carlson, Ruth I. Carr. Bob Cashin, Page Castle. Islay Cavanaugh, Patricia Cerveny, John Chababa, Doris Mac Chababa. William Chambers, Alice Chapman, Alice Chapman, Herbert Chepel, Louis Chinn, Tang Chrispen, Ernest Christie. Jean Chruehill, John Churchill, Noelle Claeys, Roy Cluic, Douglas Cobb, Eleanor Cochrane, James Cohen, Marvin Cohen, Sylvia Colford. Thomas Colter, Mabel Conway, Margaret Corbet, Clyde Cook, Georgia Cosgriff, Jack Cox, Jim Crassweller. Peggy Croteau, Luella Crum, Stella May Cummings, Robert Curtis. Mark Dahl. Marjorie Dahlen, Chester Dahlen, Marshall Damberg. Dorothy Davey. Dorothy Davidson, Charles Davis, Clinton Davis. Rose Deck. Dorothy Decker. Robert Deliatch, Helen Devieh. Mary Dewey, Ruth Dickerson, Samuel Dion, Luella Dion, Madeline Doty, Busscll Doudt, Buggles Downing. Clariey Doyle, William Duncan, Kenneth Dunne, Mary Jane Ehle. Mary Eiehhorn. Lucille Eklund, Woodard Elden, Doris Elden, Norman Ellingsen, Lloyd Elliot, Jim Elverhoy, Elizabeth Elverhoy, Enclius Elverhoy, Marie Erickson. Glenn Erickson, Orland Erickson, Doreen Ettinger, Donald Evans, Cai-no Evans, Howard Evans, Jolm Evans, William Fairchild, Harry Falconer, Douglas Farnum. Douglas Farrell. Jack Feirm Geraldine Ferreira, Eldon Fey, Ray Finch. Howard Fisher, Eldon Fluhr, Charlene Forbort, Donald Foro, Helen Forsberg, Evelyn Foster, Allan Frankosky. George Freeman, Gail Fredrickson, Harold Frink, Lois Fox, Ethel Fox, Royellc Fraser, Katherine Frostman, Alice Fuller, Betty Fyksen, Vernon Galati. Adeline Gallegher, Wallace Garceau, Lillian Gaslin. Jane Gauthier, Lawrence Gauthier. Valerie Geason. Wallace Gendien. Esther German. Waldo Getty, Robert Gibson. Elaine Gilbv-rtson. Anthony Gilbertson, Edith Gilbertson, Norman Gile. Alva Ginder. Marjorie Glass, Bob Glick, Paul Gliddon, Loretta Goldfarb, Sidney Gooler, Jane Gorton, Nellie Gorwitz. Bert Gould. Harold Gould, Leonard F Graff, George Granlund, Viola Gray, Jack Greene. Nathaniel Grockolski, Dorothy Grogan. Kathleen Gross, Mary Gustafson, Gordon R Haasl, George Hackl, Ruby Hafner. Kenneth Hagadorn, Leona Hagen, Bessie Haglund, Leroy Haikouen, Ailc Halgren, Virginia Hall, Frances Hall, .lohn Halverson, Earl Hamilton, Jim Hankc, Eugene Hankins, Shirley Hann, Dorothy M. Hansen. Harold Hanson, Dolores Hanson, Dorothy Hanson, Kenneth Hanson. Robert Hanson, Vera Hanson. Warren Harris, Jane Lynn Haselton, Ann Hassengcr, Bernadelle Hassingcr, Carl Hatfield. Gladys Hatlund. John Haugen, Byron Hawley, Lloyd Hazen, Henry Heimback. Philip Helgren, Arnold Hermanson, Doris Hersey, Mary Herstad, Allan Herstad, Jovce Herung, Helen Hillstrom, Carl Hirsch, Bosella Hoff, Doris Holmberg. Lawrence Holmes, Elizabeth Holmes, Katherine Holstead, Margaret Hood, John Hotchkiss. Bob Hougan, Blanche Hubler, Barbara Hughes, Betty Jane Hulbert, Patricia Hullsick. Ruth Hunt, Betty Jane Hunt, Cadwell Hunter, Bob Hurtley, Oliver Hurtlcy, Violet Huson, Betty Hyopponcn. Bertha Ignatius, Ray Isomaa, Marietta Jablonski, Genevieve Jackman, Geraldine Jacobson, Doris Jam, Eleanor .lannetta, Robert .lannetta, Josephine .lctland, Doris Johnson, Alvin Johnson, David Johnson, Earl Johnson, Helmer Johnson, .lohn H. Johnson, John P. Johnson, La Verne Johnson, Lois Johnson, Lorimer Johnson, Lyle Johnson, Marie .lohnson, Marion .lohnson, Marjorie A. Johnson, Marjorie M. Johnson, Martha Johnson, Mary Johnson, Mary Jane Johnson, Robert H, Johnson, Shirley M, Johnson, Virginia Johnson, William Johnston, Erlene R, .lones. William Juntilla. Lucille Jcten, Margaret Karhu, Roy Kari, Ahti Karon, Emily Kefgcn, Betty Kerminsky, Phyllis Kernes, Bob Kcrnes, Marie Kershau, Lois Keskenen, Elsie Kctola, Helen Kilgore, Walter Killam, Duaine Kivesto, Barbara Klasky, Lyle Knox, Duncan Knox. Vivian Knutsen, Maude Kolquist, Ray Koors, Patricia Koski, Irene Koski, Violet Kozarek, Clarence Krasinski, Sophie Krause, Herbert Kregness, Chester Krilling, Alfred Kriz. Barbara Kruschkc, Willard Kverno, Gordon Laakso, Elma Laden, Norman Lambert, Fannie Lamoureux, Stanley Lana, Alice Lane, James Lane. John Larson, Betty Larson, Bob Larson, Clarence Larson, Evelyn Larson Margaret Larson Phyllis Larson Signhild La Salle, Lorayne Laskin. Sid Lathers. Mary Lavin, Donald Le Duc, Donald Lee, Virginia Le Moignon, Lois Lenox, Fern Leone, Julia Lepak, Barbara Lepak, Florence Le Roux, Kenneth Levine, Edith Levine, Lee Levine, Marion Levine, Rhoda Lewis, Elsie Lindberg, Leonard Lindsay, Cal Lindstrom, Betty Lindstrcm, Marion Ling, Carl Linne, Bruce Litman, Norman Logergren, Margaret Lohman, Genevieve Long, Alice Lord, Margaret Lorix, Alice Love David Lovshin, Frank Low. Ellard Lucas, Elizabeth Loos, Richard Lucore, Everett Lunser, Herbert Machnikowski, Francis MacKenzie, Muriel MacLeod, Betty Madson, Dick Maghan, Jane A. Mainella. Charlotte Makowski, Floyd Makowsky, Mildred Martin, Thomas Manthey, Florence Maske, Alice Maske. George Matheson, Gladys Mathison, Walter Mattila, Alyee Mattson, Irma Mattson, Roy W. Matzke, Barbara Maul, Gretchen Maul, Olga Mayer, Clifford Mayer, Erling Maynard, Gail Maynard, Julia Mazzie, Theresa McCallum, Charles MeCorison, Gertrude McCorison, Frank McDonald, Lee McDonald, Stewart McEwen, Grant McGann. Katharine McGill, Leslie McGill, Norma McGuire, Robert McHenry. Wandalee McKay, Gertrude McKowsky, Robert McLean, Arthur McLean, William McLennan, Marian McMartin, Howard McMillan, Catherine McQuade, Betty McQuadc, Jim McRae, Isabel Mechlin, Douglas Meidal, Harold Meldahl, Ted Melin, Doris Mell, Gordon Merritt, Bill Merzwski, Donald Mesner, Jean Meyer, John Mickelson, Ann Miles, Frances Miller, Margaret Miller, Roger Million. Betty Mills, Marjorie Moe, Harold Moe, Myrtle Mold, Jim Monsaas, Rudy Monson, Clarence Moore, Patricia Morgan, Warren Morrill, Edward Morrison, Marjorie Morrow, Margaret Morton, Alice Morton, Dorothy Morton, Lorraine Mossestad, Beatrice Mueeilli, Albert Nelson. Ethel Nelson, Fred Nelson, Helen Nelson, Lennart Nelson, Lois Nelson, Robert Nelson, Ruth Ness, Bob Nctzer. Jeanne Nice. Bob Nicholson, Bruce Norberg, James Nordstrom, Helen Marie Nordman, Vincent Norley, Agnes Nurick, Evelyn Oberg, Flora Occhino, Ernest Ogren, Lloyd Oling, Mildred Olson, Esley Olson, Evelyn Olson, Helen Olson, Jim Olson, Kendall Olson, Mabel Olson, Robert C. Olson, Robert E. O'Meara, Corrine 0'Neil, Marion Oreck, Marjorie Osborne, Merna Otta, Arline Oulette, Ernest Owen, Rod Oxman, Sidney Palmer, Norman Palmer, Richard Paplior, James Pappas, Coula Pappas, Deno Parkes, Hamilton Parr, Bill Patshkowski, Clifford Patten, Fred Paul. Betty Jane Paulson, Marcelle Paulson, Mardelle Pearce, Clyde Pearson, Earl Pearson, Linnea Pearson, Roger Pederson, George R. Pederson. Helen Pegler, Marvin Perrin, Bob Perry, Lawrence Peterson, Evelyn Peterson, Harriet Peterson, Helen Peterson, Jack Peterson, John Peterson, Lois Peterson, Lorraine Peterson, Richard Pezzanito, Nona Phyle. Alyee Pittengcr, Dick Pommerville, Loretta Powers. Jean Pratchios. Theodore Prescott, Bob Preston, James Priley, Verna Pulford, Lynn Quigley, Gladys M. Quigley, Julia Radosevich, Tony Rathe, Ronald E. Raymond, Willard Recko, Anne Reese, Jayne Remillard, William Renick, Frederick Repo, Sylvia Reynolds, Robert Rice, Jim Rich, Jessie Mae Ringsred, Don M. Ringsred, Don N. Robbins, Catherine Robbins, Dorothy Mae Roberts, David R. Roberts, Virginia Robillard, Dale Rogers, Carl Rogers, Cyril Rohweder, Jean M. Rolf, Eleanor Running, Roger Root. Malcom Runquist, John Ryan, Francis Running, Bud Rynning, Kenneth Saari, Virginia Sandberg, Virginia Sandelin, Linnea Sanders, Douglas Sandwick, Katherine Scandin, Nellie Schinske, Mildred Schipper, Shirley Schneider, Annette Schultz, Edna Skoog, Oliver Secord, Bill Seifert, William Seltz, Roland Severson, Doris Severson, Ruthie Shapiro, Myron Shepard, Ann Shields, John Sibbitts, Charlene Sigal, Howard Simonson, Harriet Singleton, Irene Singleton. Rowland Skadberg, Marie Skafte, Lloyd Skelton, Dorothy Skoglund, Marion Skoog, Oliver Skubal, Charles Slotness, Auster Smith, Betty Smith, Betty Jane Smith, Julianne Smith, Lois Smith, Robert W. Sneide, Agnes Snyder, Arlene Soderberg, Carney Solem, Albertine Solum, Henry Sorgenfrei, Ruth Spadafore, Marrietta Spearin, Jack Spencer, Herbert Spetz, Glen Spiik, Elsie Stachowiak, Florence Stahl, Doris Starkey, Howard Stauber, Marguerite Steinman, Chester Stenrud, Ruth Stenstrom, Marion Stevens, Jean Stevens, Leonard Stewart, Margaret Storm, Robert C. Strand, Roger Strand, Virginia H. Stranc, John Strombeck, Edward Strombeck, Ruby Stromquist, Kenneth Strowger, Laverne Stuberg, Betty Summers, Mary Suomi, Leonard Swain, Marguerite Swanson, Betty Swanson, Esther Swor, George Swor, Julia Taklo, Helen Tangen, Orland Taran, Florence Tardifl, Betty Tarnowski, Betty Taylor, John Tedlund, Donna Tengblad, Beverly Tetrick, Priscilla Thomas, John Thome, Hubert Thomson, Miles Thomson, Rodney Thomson, Roger Thompson, Russell Thorsen, Wallace Thorstad, Phil Tingstad, Helen Tomlin, June Toupin, Arthur Tracey, Jack Trotta, Angeline Truseott, Albertine Tulman, Norman Tunturi, Elmer Tyllia, Jean Rose Tyson, Willis Usiak, Bernard Vandenberg, Bob Van Doran, Dorothy Van Kessel, Lucille Vatalaro, Mary Villis, Mary Vincent, Lucille Virta, Osmo Wahl, Roy Wahlberg, Violet Wahlund Edan Walkowiak, Florence Walkowiak, Frances Ward, Millard Weber, Iris Weber, Edna Wedde, Violet Weidman, Jewel Wenho, Esther Wentz, Elaine Wernowsky, Jean Wero, Ray White, Janis Whitson, Grace Wick. Harold Width, Leonard Wiesen, Bob Wilkins, Harry Wilson, Edward Wilson, Harry Wirkkula, Bernice Witchall, Wallace Woie. Carl Wold, Harold Wood, Barbara Woodward, Ann Woollett, Ed Wright, Beatrice Wright, Cecelia Wright, Jean Youngstrom, Viola Zaiser, Jack Ziemer, George Zien, Milton Zygmanski, Joe 1'REsI1JENT .........,. Robert Swunstrom VICE PRESIDENT ........... .Iohn Grandy SECRETAM' ....,...., Mary Louise Flvnn YFREASURI-IR ............ Margaret Miller ADVISERS .,.... Mr. Anderson, Miss Bode Mr. A uderxon Robrr! SU'llYlSf7'07ll Miss Bale John Grundy , SDPHUIIIDBE BLESS Mary Louise Flynn Margarcl Miller ln September, 1936 thc bark, Sophomore, set out under full sail with all hands on deck. Its destination was the port, Junior Class. Now, having safely reached the calm waters of the harbor, we look back on our voyage, a happy and prosperous one, with the satisfaction that comes from a duty well performed. VVQ, the crew, wish to our sincere gratitude to our oflicers and to our navigators, Miss Bede and Mr. Anderson, for guiding us successfully through our first journey. We are looking forward to our second voyage with the conviction that it will be as pleasant as the first. SUPHUIIIDBE HUIIUB BULL NAV! Archer, Richard Bateman, Richard Benson, Dorothy Berman, Eleanor Berman, Ruth Crystal, Beatrice Duffy, Olive Estella Gebo, Alice Golden, Helen Goodfriend, Nathan Gruesen, Frances Harris, Maren Johnson, Doris Johnson, Dorothy Ketola, Bruno Komulainen, Dorothy Krafve, Betty Larsen, Marien Maelfadyen, Margaret Magnuson, Betty Mannes, Robert L' Marcellus, Manley 'fi Marshall, Helen Marvin, Robin A f ,011 -ft, Paulson, Robert glx, ' V Peterson, Shirley gl Sandin, Virginia Shugarnian, Anita Smith, Mary Ellen Smuland, Olive Sobotta, Helen Thompson, Keith Trelford, Margery Turner, Betty Zywot, Helen n CLASS EDITORS: HB7! Augerman, Arline Bergquist, Virginia Blesener, Burnadette Boudrye, Lorraine Brooks, Herbert Carlson, Helen R. Carriker, Jackie Durkee, Jane Durkee, Jean Evens, Walter Filiatrault, Alfred Hankins, Margaret Hegvold, Betty Jenswold, Barbara Johnson, Carol Jean Kaus, Virginia Kreager, Kathryn Kyto, Vivian Le Tourneau, Nydia Lindberg, Marjorie Maki, Ernest Neipp, Bob Nelson, Thomas Olson, Willis Oreck, Miriam Purdy, James Roden, Marguerite Running, Lucille Sheeks, Arline Sprague, Lornabelle Swanson, Doloris Swanson, Douglas Wlagner, Betty lVallin, Herman Wallin, Robert VVek, Loretta Weiss, William Thomas Shefchik Margaret Miller 84 .EJQBEBPT FBUII1 il SUPIIDIIIDBPS IHHBY SEPT. 8, l93tifFor the first time in three months I was awakened by f'Big Benf' W'as so excited over the prospects of my first day at Uentral that I couldnlt eat any breakfast. And what a day it was! I sat for one whole period in a Spanish class think- ing it was French, and at the end of eighth period I was still carrying my lunch. In spite of all the confusion I feel that my days at C'entral are going to be happy ones. Nov. 14, 1936+'eToday it was unofficially announced that our class officers are to be Bob Swanstrom, John Grandy, Mary Louise Flynn, and Margaret Miller. Our advisers will be Miss Bede and Mr. Anderson. Nov. 30, 1936f sDuring activities period we had our first sophomore assembly at which our officers and advisers were presented to the class. Fins. 17, 1937-Today, at our second class meeting, which was held in the auditorium after school, an entertaining one-act comedy was presented by the Central Mask and lVig Club. FEB. 19, I937sfWent to the sophomore dance after school. ,Most everyone I know was there and certainly seemed to be enjoying themselves. MARt'lI lti, 1937-The class held its final meeting of the year in the auditorium after school. An exceptionally fine program was prepared by the Entertainers t'lub and others. 81.35353 i1'IHLE'IlBS The past year has been a banner year in sophomore athletics. Sophomores parti- cipated in nearly every major sport, including football, basketball, swimming, skiing, cross-country and golf. A sophomore session room, 302A, captured the session room basketball tournament. Below is a list of the sophomores who made the various squads. FootballeGordon Brooks, Harry Farrell, John Iloyer, Robert Kanerva, John Korby, Gerald Lange, Tom Nelson, George Pappas, lValter Storlie, Bob Swanstrom, Bob Williams, and William Williamson, swimmingfDick Carpenter, golf--Bob Din- ham and Mack Lake, skiing-Herbert Feddick, Dwight Hanson, and Walker Jamar, and Robbin Marvin, cross-country--Earl Kirk and Ray Kirk, basketballfVirgil Fisher, John Hoyer, Robert Johnson, Fred Knight, John Korby, Fred Lounsbury, Bob Mannes, Robert Morterud, Bennie Mosler, George Pappas, Eugene Peterson, Perry Stockman, Bob Swanstrom, Bob Williams, and VVilliam Williamson. 85 1 SUPHS Ill SBHUDL Question: lYhzit is 13141.21 lJz'f'l.'.wm looking for? It is the first clay at flGIllI'i1l for .lrzvlufw Ifnftlw' :intl lffllL'lll'll lwrlos. Xcfvcl W0 sary mort-'? Sopliomorv Ilffrmrzrz ll'c1Il1'n risks .lliuior D2'r'l.' Prfiwr- sfm, HlVll01'0 is tho QQYIIITQ :mtl Pvtft zuiswvrs, l'Woultln't you likv to know. lff'I.f1I Tlmmpsmz i1IJl70i11'S to lac lost. Home say lm still is. This stluliotis soph is JlllH'li Iiwrnzmz. lflviclvntly f'hufl.' Swan likes to luv near Miss That'- man when ho studios. illary l.m11's0 luljjllll, Bvlty l,IiI'f.'NOII, Vfzrol .fum .lnl1n.wn1, :tml ,ll'IZiItl' Bffry wow Cailiglit lmy photog- mplioi' SIJOHCPI' taking it Ozisy in Mrs. lif'I1SOIllS officv. 1L'1lC!'I1 ,l1l'IIlINlr I' 9XOIl1Dllfl0S tho stivcvss ol' tl1O om-- liour pvriomls. llangg-out of tliv sc-uiors :mtl 11 S0lJlltJlllOl'0.S aim. .-lnfffz SlIllfjlYl'IllllIl :incl llrowffff llnlrlwr hvzlrcl that knowloclgv was fotiml in lmooks. lfufh IQCVIIIIIII, 1fcWlf!'I'l't' f'1'y.slr1l. :mtl ,llfllflf l,o111'.wc' l lynn provc' tli:1.t Tllt'j'1Ll't'Il'I :ilmitl oi' wilcl amimzils. 9 ll B6 SIJPHS DUI DF SBHUDL lllory Loufsct Flylzzz knows what it 's likc to hc in the dog-house. 1Illl'I'1'I'lf Sl1'epr11'l.f and John Grundy, shown on thc tohoggatn, go in for wintcr sports. ll'1'1Ior'cf JIIJCIIIIII. This stuclious little sophomorc is Iivtty lll!'lCIIIflPl'. llvct llou'11rrl CH111'lf Fllllllj Jolmson. Sophmnorcs John flfflllfljf :incl Bob .Yvfpp with their friend, Tod lforlford. The hott les contain nothing strongegcr than pop. Wclvc sccn thc old mzigicizmls trick of saw- ing ai man in half, but hcrc John lloyer :intl Hill l'r2'r'l1rlrfl demonstrate how itls clone' without ai hox. .lfargorct ,lUlll'I?fItljjClI, Bcity lllflvs, :Incl Put Qmglcy thought they could sec the world hy climbing to thc tcp of lluntvr's llill. l'z'rgfl F1'Nflf'l', clog lovor. ,llczrguret llI11rFmlyen :intl 13Ub.xvI'I.1J11flI'f' cnjoying the scenery. ,Wrzrfty Miller and pct. hull clog. Carol JI'lItI'I, .lolzrmozii c011ldn't wait, for stunmcr. 87 SDPil!JlIlUilE BLESS ilUi3TEll Abernathy, James Adams, Audrey Adette, Jean Aldrich, Carroll Alvar, Rose Amendola, Frank Amon, Robert Amundson, Alice Amundson, Dorothy Amundson, Shirley Anderson, Alice Anderson, Arnold Anderson, Clifford Anderson, Eileen Anderson, Ella Anderson, Florence Anderson, Helge Anderson, Jewell Anderson, Lawrence Anderson, Mary Anderson, Viola Anderson, Wesley Andler, Dorothy Andrus, Shirley Angell, Doris Angerman, Arline Anvid, Margaret Archer, Richard Bagley, Irene Bahn, Donald Bakke, Henry Bakken, Alyce Barrett, Franklin Bartholdi, Edith Bartholdi, John Bateman, Richard Bauers, Dennin Beck, Marcia Beck, Robert Behning, Glenn Belordinelli, Amelio Benson, Dorothy Benson, Eleanor Berg, Archie Berg, Arleen Berg, Virginia Bergfalk, Elaine Bergher. Theresa Bergman, Warren Bergren, Lois Berke, Ward Berkowitz, Kenneth Berland, Mary Berman, Eleanor Berman, Ruth Berquist, Virginia Birno, Wilbert Bjornstad, Elizabeth Bjostad, June Blair, Katherine Blake, Bernadine Blake, Gerald Blegen, Mildred Blesener, Burnadette Blodgett, Anna Blomberg, Bernyce Blomquist, Ruben Bloomquist. Violet Bodin, Myrtle Bolcom, Miriam Bongey, Thera Bonham, Warren Borgeson, Roger Borman, Chester Boudrye, Lorraine Bowen, Evelyn ' Brackett, Marlofle Bragee, Helen Branseombc, Jack Brendengen, Mafgafe Bromme, Pete Brooks, Gordon Brooks, Herbert Brouse, Adele Brown, Charles Bryant, Robert Buck, Kenneth Buehrinf, James Bunn, yle t Buresh, Phyllis Burgess, Douglas Burleigh, George Burney, Marguerite Burns, Rowena Burns. Tom Calladine, Marie Callies, Richard Calverley, Marion Capriglione, Rose Carlos, Edward Carlsen, Clarence Carlson, Bernice Carlson, Helen R. Carlson, Mabel Carlson, May Carlson, Wesley A. Carlstcdt, Elsie Carpenter, Dick Carpenter, Roy Carriker, Jackie Carter, Marjorie Carter, Robert Cash, Dan Caster, Eileen Chelseth, Osmond Chinn, Wing Christenson, Augot Christenson, Warren Churchill, Allan Churchill, Beryl Anne Churchill, Leolia Claeys, Walter Cohen, Anne Cohen, Hymie Cole, Roger Collas, James Collett, Ted Compton, Bob Costenoble, Loraine Cox, Marguerite Crane, Mary Jane Crystal, Beatrice Currier, Jack Cusick, Lois Custer. Hilda Cwaygel, Jackey Dahl, Delia Dahl, Elaine Dahl, Louise Dahl, Martha Dahl, Roy Dahlberg. Paul Danielson, Arthur Davis, Joe Davis, William Degen, Thomas DeLacey, Betty Denfeld, Isabelle Dew, Lucille Dezie, Leonard Dickson, Betty Dinham, Bob Dinkel, Francis Dinkel, Fred Dion, Louis Dixon, Mabel Doran, Jacqueline Downing. Norris Driscoll, Janis DuCharme, Ralph Duffy, Olive Estelle Duncan, Clyde Dundovich, Joe Dunning, Ruth Durkee, Jane Durkee, Jean Dyrdahl, Katherine Eastman, Esther Eastman, James Eastman, Roger Edholm, Arthur Edstrom. Robert Efram, Edward Eischen, James Eischen, William Ellis, Bob 5 Engel, Elden Enger, Alphild Engle, Donald Engle, Howard Engstrom, Arthur Ericson, Bob Erickson, Dale Erickson, Marian Erickson, Oscar Erickson, Vernon Esse, Warren Evens, Walter Everson, Shirley Farrell. Bill Farrell, Frank Farrell, Harry Feddick, Herbert Fee, Nancy Fegraeus, Robert Feiro, George Fcldeen, Violet Felsenberg, Florence Fenskc, Jean Ferber, Edgar Ferris, Dick Field, Patricia Filiatrault, Alfred Finkelstein, Stanley Finn, Robert Fisher, Virgil Fitzgerald, Norma Flatt, Shirley Flynn, Mary Louise Foley, William Forgette, Roger Forsberg, Harold Fortin, Eugene Foster, Nancy Fox, Alice Franckowiak. Leonard Franklin, Bob Franklin, Don Frantz, Melvin Freidman, Roland Frenettc, Charles Friedman, Rhoda Fuller. William Gallagher, Barbara Gamelgard, James Ganzer, Bob Ganld, George Gearhart, Nat Gebo, Alice Gebo, John Gcnereux. Dorothy Gentry, Dick Gentry, Leonard George, Helen Gibbs, Paul Gilberstadt, Milton Gill, Lorraine Gitar, Bernard Gjelhaug, Evangeline Glibbery, Arthur Glibbery, Harry Glibbery, Jean Godenius, Olive Gogins, Frank Golden, Helen Goldfarb, Harry Gooch, Ernest Goodfricnd, Nathan Gordon, Roger Grande, Pershing Grandy, John Greeley, Horace Grcenough, Harry Gresens, Ruth Grimstad, Margaret Grobe, Graden Gruesen, Frances Gunderson, Marion Gustafson, Betty Gustafson, Kenneth Haak, Howard Hagberg, James Hagensen, Margaret 88 Hakala, Toivo Hale, Bob Halena, Wallace Hall. Dudley Hallberg, Frank Hambly, Rex Hanft, Isabelle Hankins, Margaret Hansen, Cora Hansen, Lawrence Hanson, Bob Hanson. Dwight Hanson, George Hanson, Richard Harkins. Wesley Harris, Maren Harney, Lorraine Hartman, Zoe Haslam Charles Hatfield, Arnold Haugen, Edward Haugen, Howard Haugen, Tom Hawes, Leslie Hayes, Shirley Heglund, Marjorie Hegvold, Betty L. Hclgren, Harold Heller, Arthur Herman Hickey, son, Roy Margaret High, Warren Hill, Elma Hill, Fred Hirsch. Dwain Hogberg. Mabel Holder, Harriet Holland, Anna Jean Holmberg, Bernice Holmen, Warren Hon, Edward Hood, Bob Hood, J HUC Hopkins, Ralph Hopper, Tom Horwitz, Ellen Hoyer, John Hutchinson, Bob lallonardo. Margaret lrino, Lucille Irvine, Kenneth Iverson, Constance Jacobs, Howard Jamar, Walker Jarvie, Ellen Jarvin, George J aski oscphine ,J - ' Jay, Mildred Jeanette. Barbara Johnston, Warren Joncll, Milton Jones, Bill Jorgensen, Ruth Jorgensen. Verner Jorgcnson, David Jorgcnson, John Jossund, Everett Kahn, Wilbur Kalland, Isabelle Kam, Alice Kamens, Harriet Kancrva, Robert Kangas, Martha Kanter, Jacklyn Kapuscinski, Neale Karalus, Lucille Kaus, Virginia Kearns, Helen Keil, Vera Kelley, George Kelley, William Kerr, Roberta Kctola, Bruno Kindberg. Gordon Kinsey, Doris Kirby, Lois Kirk, Earl Kirk, Raymond Klasek, Grace Klictsch, Marie Knight, Fred Knott, Carol Knuckey, Isabel Kolquist, Anna Marie Komulainen, Dorothy Komulainen, Robert Korby, John Krafve, Betty Krause, Bob Kreager, Kathryn Krupp, Mayer Kubiski, Milton Kupczynski, Charles Kuyava, Stove Kwnm. William Kyto, Vivian LaBnw, Jane LaFnrge, Ji-an LaFortune, Emerine Lalitinen, Edwin Lnikko, Mac Laine, Lillian Lake, Mack Lambert, Virgil Lampi, Ellen Lange, Gerald Langston, Valerie Lanquist. Shirley Jean Jennings, Bob Jensen, Donald Jensen, George Jcnswold, Barbara Jentoft, Patricia Larsen, Marien Larsen, Robert Larsen, Vernon Larson, Larson Cyrol Kermit Johnson, Carol Jean Johnson, Donald Johnson, Doris Johnson, Dorothy E. Johnson, Edward Johnson Evelyn Johnson: Floyd Johnson, Gordon Johnson Henning Johnson: Howard Johnson Hugh Johnson. June Johnson, Mabel Johnson, Margaret Johnson, Marjorie Johnson, Mary Ellen Johnson, Philip Johnson, Raymond R. Johnson, Robert Johnson, Ruby Johnson, Victoria Johnson, Violet Johnson. Walter Johnston, Dorothy Mae Larson. Lyonel Larson. Virginia Latham, Dave Latts, Helen Laukkancn, Lillian Laurin, Alleyne Lavick, Charlotte Lavin, Elizabeth Leary, June Ledin, Shirley Lee, Dorothy Leines, Eleanor Leischke, Hcnry LeMay, Catherine Lcpak, Domino Lepp, Jane Ann Leppa, Miriam Lequicr, Morna LeTourneau. Nyclia Levine, Betty Lewis, Harold Lewis, James Lian, Bertel Lieberman, Abbott Linck, Marjorie Lindberg. Marjorie Lindberg. Richard Linder, Gladys Linne, Rollin Linton, Deloris Little, Marguerite Lockhart. Lillian Lockhart, Mary Lu Lofdahl. Leone Lohmann, Bernice Lombardy, Florence London, Conrad Lounsbury, Fred Lovelace, Catherine Luciani, Barbara Lundberg, Lorraine Lundblad. Bob Maas, Robert R. MaeFadyen, Margaret MaeInnis, Betty Macleod. Malcolm MacLeod. Margaret MacMillan, Thomas Magner, Bill Magnuson, Alice Magnuson, Betty Magnuson, Mildred Maio, Angeline Makela, Ruth Maker, Ann Maki, Ernest Maki. Irene Maki, Mary Makowsky. Charles Malander, Eileen Malmberg, Pearl Malmo, I ee Malone, Rita Malwick, Robert Mannes. Bob Manthey, Robert Marcellus, Manley Marmas, George Marshall, Helen Martin, Donald Martin, Dwight Martinson. Gladys Marvin, Robbin Matchefts, Pete Mather. Alice Mather, Douglas Matheson, Lois Mathison, Patricia Matteson, James Mattson, June Maurice, Elaine McCafferty, Don McCarthy, Caroline McClellan, George McClenaghan, Duane McCool, Morgan McCorocklin, Kenneth McDevitt, Kathleen McDonald, Beverly McDonald, John McDonell, Jack McHenry, Cecelia McKay, Leonard McLean, Donald McLean, Duncan McLeod, Fern McManus, Eugene McRae, Donelda Meagher, Peter Melander, Betty Meldahl, Willace Merritt, Lucille Merritt, Virginia Metter, Virginia Michaelson, Donald Michelson, Mary Miles, Betty Miles, Harry Miller, Donald Miller. Dorothy B. Miller, Edna Miller, Elaine Miller, Margaret Miller, Marjorie Miller, Marian E, Miller, Maxine Miller, Robert Mirtica, Mike Mitchell, Kathryn Modah Moen, l. Betty Edmund Moerke, Marjorie Moore, Moore. Charles Marianne Morrison. Victoria Morterud, Robert M orud M osler . Herbert , Bennie Mudge, Dick Mullin, Jack Mumma, Bill Murray. Bill Musolf. Edward Naslund. Edith Nehring, Bob Nehring, Dorothy Neipp. Bob Nelson, Barbara Nelson. Dwight Nelson, Earl Nelson, Fern Nelson. Harold Nelson, Harry Nelson, Margaret Nelson, Roy Nelson, Roy W. Nelson, Thomas Nelson Tom Neumann. Madeline Neumann, Patricia Neuses. Jean Neustil. Wesley Nick. Mawalla Norberg. Marguerite Norherg. Matt Nordw all, Myrtle Nyquist. Howard Nyquist, June Occhino, Marion O'Donnell, Barbara Ogren, Edna Mae Olsen. Eunice Olson, Albert Olson, Margaret Olson, Marjorie Olson, Howard Olson, John Olson, Robert Olson. Willis Oman. Katherine Upland. Shirley Oreck. Dorothy Oreck, Mirian O'Rourke. Alice Ostland, Margaret Ostrov, Goldie Otto, Dolores Otto, Jack Ouse, Ellen Ouse. Mary Louise Oxman. Leo Page, Grace Palmstein. Frank Paplior, Mary Pappas, George Parker, Frank Parsons, Pattison, Paukner, Paukner, Paulson, Paulson. Ross Gertrude Geraldine Wilmer Lois Robert Pavlianitis, Peter Pearling, Lois Pearson, Pearson, Pearson, Doris Dorothy Kenneth Pederson, Charlene Pennie. Donald Persgard, George Peterson Adeline Peterson Arnold Peterson, Carol Peterson, Earl Peterson. Eric Peterson. Eugene Peterson, Irving Peterson, Keith Peterson, Louise Peterson, Marcelle Peterson, Norma Peterson, Shirley Peterson. Warren Petoletti, Robert Pezzanito, Dorothy Pfenninger, Philip Pierce, Earl Pierson, Stanley Pinchak. Alice Pogue. Byron Pollack. Ruth Pothakos, Jim Power, Jack Pratts, Ray Preston, Archie Primmcr, Frances Pritchard, William Proff, Fred Puglisi, Carmela Pulford, Earl Purdum, Thomas Quigley, Patricia Quigley, Walter Raatz, Mary Raatz, Phyllis Radtke, Valerie Ramberg, Robert Ramstad. Clark Randolph. Ruth Raseh, Geraldine M Rathe, Harlan Recko, Dan Reitan, Danny Remington, Ward Reskin, Mitchell Rich, June Richardson, Bob Riedel, Helen Rimmer, Duncan Rimmer, Kathryn E Ringdahl, Burton Ringsred, Bill Roach. Charles Roberts, Harriet Robinson, Wellin Rockwood, Ann Roden, Marguerite Ross, Agnes Ross, Winifred Rossiter, Margaret Jean Rossom, Dorothy Rudberg. Bob Rule, Martin Rule, Tom Rulmyr, Kenneth Running, Lucille Ruse, Bertel Russell, Jean Rutka, Harold Saari, Weikko Saburn, Alvin Saelens, Esther Sandin, Virginia Sandretzke. Ronald Sather, Bill Scarcella, Dominick Schaefer, Alvin Schar, Marguerite Schilla. Edward Schipper, Henry Schmid, Gene Schmidt, Warren Schoenberger. Warren Schroeder, Kenneth Schuler, Kenneth Schuler, Shirley Schulte, Richard Schwartz, David Schwedes, Margaret Seaquist, Walter Seitz, Alice Jean Seligman, Walker Severson, Dorothy Shapiro, Newell Shay, James Sheeks, Arline Shefchik, Thomas Sher, Alvin Sheridan, Evelyn Shugarman, Anita Siegel, Norma Jeanne Singleton, Leslie Skog, Lois Sleepaek, Harriet Slonim, Edward Slotnes, Selma Slutzker. Lawrence Smith, Eugene Smith. James Smith, Mary Ellen Smith, Mary Jane Smuland, Olive Smuland, Phyllis Soberg, Raymond Sobotta, Helen Sodergrcn, Eddie Soderquist, Florence Solem, Christian Solum, Margaret Sours, Lyle Sowden, Thomas Spetz, Mildred Sphung, Jeanne Spicer. Richard Spina, Ruthie Spmdler, Lois Sprague, Lornabelle Stachowiak, Edward Stachowiak, John Stahl, Mandring Stalker, Don Staubs, Albert Steinke, William Stenberg, Hclvi Stephens, June Stephens, Walter Stephenson, Marjorie Stern, Gordon Steuerwald, Wallace Stevens, Harold Stevens, Wilfred St George. June Stirratt, Mildred Stockey. Elna Stockman, Perry Storlie. Walter Strand, Shirley Strom, Ann Marie Strother, Bill Stulberg, Stuart Sundeen, Dorothy Supmo, Carl Sutton, John Swain, Irene Swan, Charles Swanson, Doloris Swanson, Douglas Swanson, Florence Swanstrom, Bob Swenson, Frederick Swenson, Thelma Tallackson, Hazel Tallackson, Lorraine Tarnowski, Joseph Tarnowski. Reginald Tennant, Jean Terrien, Alice Thibodeau, Robert Thompson, Keith Thompson, Millard Thompson, Ted Thornton, Argonne Tomars, Joe Tomlin, Clayton Toomey, Kathleen Toonen, Frank Torgerson, Beatrice Trelford, Margery Trepanier, Jane Treuthart, Robert Turner, Betty Tyllia, Margaret Vandenberg, Margaret Van Hoven, Jane Van Ryzin, Garrit Veech, June Verbeck, Dorothy Vertelney, George Vivian. George Volke, Eloise Von, Alfred Vonn, Irving Wagner, Betty Wagner, Ruth Wakefield, Olive Walin, Leitha Walker, Lucille Wallen, Gertrude Wallin, Herman Wallin, Robert Ward, Marilee Warner, Phyllis Watson, Margene Wedan. Arlene Wedan. lvan Wehvila. Ethel Weisberg. Jennie Wek, Loretta Werner, Ethel West, Lewis Westring, Bertha Abelson, Joyce Adams, Louise Ahola, Harold Alberts, Fred Amundson, John Anderson, Gordon Anderson, Jeanette Anderson, Jim Anderson, Lowell Andree, William Angerman. Marie Anunti, Norma Archambeau, Yvonne Bakalyar, Bob Beaulieu, Marian Benson, CliFford Berg, Arnold Bergal, Harry Bergher, Alfred Berglund. Marjorie Berman. Janet Bing. Willard Biron, Jean Blaski. Lorraine Borman. Jack Boyce, Sadie Brown, Bettv Brown, Stanley Butterworth, Keith Callahan, Marilyn Cameron, Dan Capoyianes, Nick Capriglione. Angeline Carlson, Edlin Carlson. Milton Carpenter, Jean Casperson, Robert Cato. Lenore Cattaneo. Henry Center, Anna Chatovitz, Morris Christensen, Charles Christensen, Chris Christiansen. Donald Collins, Phyllis Cone. Chuck Cook, Lorraine Dahl, Warren Davis, Florence Davis, Ruth DeBoer, John Dewey, Naomi Douville, Marion Dow, Mary Dryke, Malcolm Dutton, Clare Eames, Kathleen Easley, Clarence Eaton, Mary Lou Erickson, June Erickson, Lester Essen, Orville Faw:ette, Emily I ili itrault, Shirley I ink. James I inskey, Gerald Whelan, Jack White. Jeanne Whiteside, Jack Wiekland, Edward Wickstrom. Viola Wiersch, Virginia Wiesen. Donald Wiesen. Dorothy Wiess, William Wiggins. Lyle Wiggins, William Wilkinson. Grace ENROLL Flatt, Robert Flynn, Clarence Fortin, Virginia Fredstrorn, Robert Frenctte, Gladys Frestedt, Bill Gagnon, Catherine Garden, Irwin Gilleland, Barbara Glasbrenner, Edith Godenius. Ormond Goldfin. Gladys Green, Phyllis Grenner, Warde Gunderson, Lyle Haig, Arthur Halliday, Lorraine Hammerstedt, Dorothy Hancock, Gloria Hanft, John Harris, Reculah Belle Hawes, Veryl Hellstrom. Allan Hendrickson, Irene Herrling, Betty Hill, Rosemary Hill, Totto Hohon, Robert Hoff, John Holgatc, James Holmberg, Barbara Holmes. Russell Holst, Mae Adele Hoppe. Ruth Hudson, Lyle Humphreys. Virginia Hustad, Ruth lverson, Norman Jacobs, Betty James, Dorothy Johnson, Chester Johnson, Lester Johnson, Lois Johnson. Marybeth Johnson, Thoris Julien, George Kaner, Sf-th Kaner, Shirley Karon, Lois Karsner, Phyllis Kellett, Carmen Kielley, Lorraine Knowlton. June Knucky, Elizabeth Kohagcn, Bertha Konkler, Dorothy Krause, George Krause. Willis Kreiman, Melvin Kummerwold, John LaFex, Robert LaPanta. Dann Larka, Earl Larsen, Audrey ,.qarson, Blanche Willette, Jean Williams, Bob Williams, Violet Wilmot, Elaine Wilson, Lyle Wilson. Robert Wiltse. Patricia Wilzbacher, Jack Winberg, Florence Wine. David Winship, Fred Wisted, Betty no IN lfnniresni' Larson, Wayne Latham, Elizabeth Latts. Evelyn LeCault, Marion LeDuc. Beverly Lees, Aaron Lent, Jeanette Levendusky, Daniel Levenson. Selma Lindberg. Kenneth Lindzy, Annabelle Longtine, Lorraine Loos. Susan Lundquist, Lorraine MacGregor, June Magney, Charles Martin, Lyne Mattson, Hazel Mattson, Richard Matze, Charles McLaughlin, Jack McLean, Margery McLeod, Marjory Meining. John Mell, Lois Merriman, Dorothy Mickelson. Jane Milberg. Ray Milek, Polly Miller. Shirley Mills, Catherine Miraski, Betty Missahl, Elayne Mitchell, Dorothy Moffatt, James Moore, Ralph Morrison, Margaret Morton, Donald Muekart, Marie Natalie, Lucille Nerhaugen, Margaret Nicholson, Donald Nordean, Maurice Norley, Alfred Nygaard, Gladys Olander. Robert Olson, Clifford Olson, Dorothy Olson, Jane Olson, Kenneth Olson, Marshall Olson, William Olsson, Richard O'Neill, John Ostlund, Eleanor Ostrander, Paul Pahl, Jenelle Palm, Dolores Pappas, Gurdon Parker, Robert Patterson. Weldon Pearson. Phillip Perrault. Lawrence Person. Alice Peterson, Elaine Peterson, Helen Peterson, Joyce Witchall, Ray Woollett. Marion Wright, Claire Ylinen, John Young, Dorothy Young, Mae Zalk, Marjorie Zeleznikar, Frances Zielsdorf. Lois Zywot, Helen Peterson, Ralph Peterson, Warren Pohl, Louise Poroli, Alma Pratchios, James Priley, Roland Randall. Margaret Ricketts. Helen Robertson, Alice Rosenberg, Elaine Rosenberg, Harvey Rosendahl, Dorothy Rutrough, Arthur Ryan, Mary Sanders, Calen Schaefer, Boh Seaborg, Bernice Segal, Harold Severson, Lucille Shalgren, Bill Shannon, Tom Siegel, Dorothy Singleton, Dorothy Skieii. Gloria Slotness. Lillian Soder, Ewald Soder, Vernon Solon, Harriet Soloski, Marcia Sours, Robert Spadafore. Francis Sprovero. Salvatore Starr, Elizabeth Stauber, Lawrence Stephenson, Lowell Storms, Gertrude Strand, Evelyn Strand, Jean Strom, Ernest Stuberg, Jim Summers, George Suomala. Albert Swanson, Edith Swor, Mitchell Symons, Jack Thompson, Bertha Thoreson, George Torgerson, Ed Tourville, Dawn Van Schaick, Helen Waage, Victor Watten. Roy Webb, Georgia Weinberg, Valerie Westman, Charles Whittaker, Mary Wigg, Mary Wilkinson, Beverly Williamson. William Wilson, Katheryn Wiltse, Fred Winthrop, Ed Zissos, Nick Zube, Betty Fourth Hutt' llrlffm. l'rflt'r's. E111 fi. Lzssrtnt. .ir111tfi'.vtm. Tn1'rmu'slc1'. l'r1tt'li'1rtl t'ur!wm, l,tmff, I-'Nth limi' l,mwis. Zimmfrrnmi, lmmt, Sflffir. lll1lXl77l. Zfflffl. Cutltski. lnufful-wil. wit S Q, F Nw' I 1 Ftrs! lfufr Vqf-l.m1t. ,VIL I'ltiff1p.s, lrmlf, 7'!ffrj1tJ', .UL Nfttlf, 'll'tvitlfr.r llf',1lv1f'!lrf. Nfvuml lim iimlv1'srf1t. llfzliluus. lvfirsftfr, Nmillt. lxlrnfs. lirtflieik. l'r1mnuf. Trtltiwl. ltuluswn, liuliwtm Tfiirtl lfntt' l,ui!irr.v. Ix'nl'1t'ilt'. Sttffmnt. I 1slur, Iftlifrml, lf'1rflmltl1'. .lulfnxom .fnltfisnm ll'f11hfrsnn 81111151111 CLUB l,liIiSIlJldN'I', , . Ruvnioutl 'llll:tj'i'I' YIl'lC l,liI4ISIIJl'IY'l' Hill Arutlt Si-:viii-:'i' im' Nlurimi l':u'lsun 'l'icl41,xst'lc1-Llc llfnmlsl Klzultlux Rf1l1YVI07t fl Thfum' .Xu opporttuiity to Quin gcncrul lmoxvletlgc- about pliotogiutpliy is uffoi-tlotl fl0I1f1':1l students by the fl21IIll'I'21 Cllub which is untlcr thc c'li1't-ction of Miss Southwortli, Miss Mar- vin, Mr. Phillips, and Hr. Steele. lu this, its tiftccntli vcztr, the 0I'QQ21HlZi1Il0I1 has c:t1'1'icwl on much the saune lJI'Og2QI'tlIH :ts in l-UFIIICI' years with II100llI1gS heltl bi-monthly at which timcs speakers on thc various pliascs ol' this interesting subject have atltlressccl thc ineiubcrs. As usuatl, the annual Zenith contest was ztggziin sponsored with prizes Oi:i'0I'0Ll for the best pictures tulqcn in the following groups: lE1IltlSCE1I10, intc1'io1', und iuiscclluneous. These pliotogmplis are usetl to nutke un original und outstanding Zenith, licsirlc thc speakers hcztrcl at thc meetings, club niciubers spentl much time taking pictures untl expcriiucnting with various lighting effects und so forth. These excellent i.l'2lllll'l' pictures comprise much of the section in thc Zenith tlevotcd to school lilc and uctivitv. 'l'hc fl2LIHCI'il Club, while it zififortls much splcnrlirl knowledge concerning photograph, also gives students an opportunity for finding an enjoyable hobby and keeping real mem- ories of high school days. 92 , .v ,-. New First Ron- .-tndrrsrn. Jawbsrm, Furlson. lnzrszfft. Nm-mu! lfntr fI2w1,t2'lfl. ll'h1'le. Kursnff. Ultlfff- l Third Ifmr -tlzzrlsruz. l'tr.Q0t1. lfznxcn, Lztmln-rt. Jtihrmw An organization to foster interest! in athletics among the girls at Central is the Girls' Athletic Association. Organized in 1926, it has grown into one of the leading clubs of the school. By participating in some sport and thereby earning one hundred points, a girl is entitled to membership. She may also attain a G. A. A. letter by making a certain number of points through continued work in sports. The club is divided into several organized sports groups such as, riding, swimming, tennis, golf, hiking, winter sports. and tumbling, each one ot' which is under the supervision ol a student director or sport head, as they are called. These enable the girls to become more skilled in and to learn more concerning the sport in which they are most interested. Among the year's activities were a volleyball tournament in the fall, the annual initiation. skating and toboggan parties held at Vhester Bowl during the winter months, and weekly play nights in the gymnasium at which time such games as deck tennis and volleyball were played. The G. A. A. has succeeded in making healthier and happier Central students of its members. Puizsimzxr. . . Vieis l,Rl'1SIDlGN'l'. . . . . SECliltl'l'AliY ..... 'l'nEAstuucu. . , . . Marion Vzirlson Gertrude Andresen , . . .Irene .Iueobson , . l'llez1nor:t Larson BIBLS' HTHLETIB i1i3SD!3lf1't'tDIl an-A SJ 3 ,lltirion tnzzrlsrwi lilcctctl to mcmlmcrship by ggmfhtattiligg mclnlxers oi' this Ul'QQ2lI1iZZliiUIl, thc Boys' Y ciililillixi is :1 most important i'llI1CfiUIl in thc work of thc Boys' Y :intl i thc Ili-Y Vlult. Mt-ctiiig oncc cach month in thc homes ot' promiiiciit Du- N h1thi:111s intcrcstctl in thc activity :intl hcncfits ot' thc Y. this ctilrinct i'tJI'llllli3TOS thc- pl:t.ns for thc Ili-Y flancc, :u111u:1l l'Ill0l't2LiIlllNi'Uf, Mother :mtl Son hamquct and thc rcst ol' thc yc:11 s 1Jl'UgLl'2lIl1. i lhis yttill' fhic to thc wopciiiiig ot thc Boys X across thc strcct trom K cn- trzil, thc Vzilmiiict has lmccn iJllSiliI' than in IIIQHIY past yt-airs. With thc rclicwerl activitics at thc Y, C'cntral boys hzivc touncl ncw entcrtztiumclit :ind intcrcstsi 'l'hc Citlibilwl for coiivcnicncc and t'iiiCi0llf'Y is clivirlctl into mtiiicrous com- mittccs each with spcciztl chttics to Il0l'i'0l'111. Thcsc comuiittccs :irc composed of two Valmiiict mcmlzcrs, and it' ucccssatry onc or two Ili-Y mcmlmcrs, who arc responsihlc for somc phzisc ol' thc outlincd work, such :ls I1'1f'IIllBC'l'ShilJ, swim- ming, social. tithictic. Boys ot' Other Ltuifls. or thc Hi-Y flillib. BUYS' Y BHBIIIET i'lil-IS1lDP1N'l' . . . , , Hliiil Wallace First Hrztt'--Wzisltrmtrll. lforrtll. Wfzllfirw, Plrmlttl. lftlflltyrr. X l1'li PHl'1SlUl'1N'I'. , , iitlil ciilliiilliilll Nvrrmrl Holt' Ilrlmiltml, Mrltlzlltl. lfymn, llnh'h1r1'ss, Dunrrul, N1u'1rr1'r Slgpygltyljugy ,',- 4'-- A ligfjllgw l,l:15l1gl, Tftirrl Ifnti' I 1'ztt'lt, In Din-, ,trmlh Vow! t.'il1ff'1'l. THF XQVRVR ,hulk -Xlorrill Q4 HH Bl UB i 3 l RI-ISIIJI-INT ...... . N 10111 1'uEs1oi:NT. ,. . SI+lClil11'l'ARY ..... 'l'1u-3 Ast? in-3 u. . . rgvg. Hrs! Huw' Slllltlflfllld. .lfnrrill. Viririn. ,lIorr1'll. Plmlzrl. Vhislzollu, lfeIr171g1'r, t'nrp4'nl4'r, Bayrl, Hugo-Smitft. Swami limrf ivIljjl7lIlTk, llurnz, A rnzll. Finch, l n1L-Iffr. Marruril:-li. l'e'nni1', Mrltlrlfl, limrlltw, Nfflton, 7ll7l'ffl'frltl'fl,1 Hur. fllrltlif. I i'.vlm'. Volv, .llulliix ,l71IIt'V'fIOIlII. Zt'rlnf'I. llzilsorz. Tlrorrlsarz, Nrl111rj2'r, Fourlh lfnzt'-tirfinrly, Hmtrn, Lozntfhrrry, Nlrflznid. .llnI1l, Pzfzrrt, Gillnrf. lfuttfrff. Wallin, .llrldfifzl Fi-tilh Hoff'-.'1I11l1'rf10Im, Tnln. lllziotllfriflye. llolrhkiss, lfirr, Hyun, lijvrkw, Vale, fum. .Mattltew l'l:1shu . .Bolt cll1iSllIllTII . . ..l:1.t'k Morrill Alton liclungger To croaitc, promote, :ind iuuintziin high stzmtlemls ol' Fliristiain cliztmctt-r throughout the school :intl community host cxplziins thc purposo of C'cntr:1l's hoys' organization, thc Hi-Y Clulm. A most iinportant intlucnct' in thc school since its lwgrinning, tht' lli-Y this yczu' has riscn to own gegwatci' prominonco with the rcopcning ot' the Boys' Y lmuiltlingg. Mcctings Wert' hvltl tlicrc cVvi'y Weclnosclay night. As to the yt-z1r's progrraun it was, as usual. 21 finc one. .lzuuutry saw tht- :mnual Hi-Y danct' at the llotel Duluth. In April thc cluh sponsorctl its yearly 4-ntcrtziinmcnt unique' this scuson in the tact that it was hvltl in thc now Boys' Y. The l'l21Sl0I' lbrczikfast at the liincoln llotcl was atnothtti' high- light' as was the Mothor and Son lmanquet ht-ld in the oztrly spring. The Co-od party at Catnip Miller again wound up thc YPHINS activities. The rczilization of thc fincr things in litc and tho clcsirc to huiltl healthy hoclics, clean minds and strong: character has hrought many hoys into this organization. '35 I 'Ubi ,U . 1-X55 'V 'tr Yuan ' ' lv' vi' f' It, H119 - LUN , Q' First Hutt' lfnttirtsmt, .V1'.v.v Jnfttt.wnt. iilrlnntt. Stwmtft Huff- Hrwk, Htfmtm. fum. Sltzflfts, Ttmrl Row' ,ilftktig Htlfnfwr. Jflrimllfz, ffrfzwljf l,RI11SIIDlCN'l' . K:ttln'yn Blvlmrwtl A Yivic Pnl-:s11:i:Y'1'. , Hvrlwrt Rohinsml Sit:t'luc'r.xin' , . ,.., Mario Ht-lnivrs 1 'iiliI'I.KSI'liI4IIi , . , Leon Huw I lxfltltwn ,ilwlnfftl To ggiw sttultints :tn ripptwtiiliitx' to tnhst-1'Vf1 :intl DilI'tiCilD1lIt' in nil plizistis nt' tht- IINXIUCI' is the piirposci ot' tht' Mask :intl Wig Vinh, C'0nti'z1l's tlraiinziticf twgailiizzttimi. With at lI10IDiJ0l'SiliD ut' two illlIlCil'0tiiIlCilltiiIlQ2QSOlDiltbIl10I't'S..illIliUl'S.ilIltiSOI1i01'S, tiridtir- tht' lvzitltirship ot' Miss Johnson :is zulvise-1', thc' Chih has 1-iijtiyml une ul' its niost pros- pvrmis :intl pmfitnhle j't'2ll'S. Throughout tht' YP21I'SflltiUl1i di1'0cto1's hnvv pwsmitvcl stiveiuil short plays :it vairious 1111-vtings with llll'II1i7ftl'S ot' tho chih in cfiiziiwi ot' p1'op01'ti0s. msttinivs. :intl scelic-ry. At c1ilI'iSfI11ilS thc Musk :intl Wig put on its Illlllllili play this ymu' vntith-tl Uc1ilI'iSiIHl1S. Now and Then. Bvsitlvs a chtss in thv t'i111thi111t-Iitails tit' iiiukv-lip lllltittl' tht' tii1'PCtitlI1 of Iltiwniwl liultv, s we-cial classes in rzuiin writinv' wer? cmicliictvtl :intl at ilzu' Nivisc-tl hx' this f I'0l1 1 P5 . . Y wats prvst-Iitecl ovt-1' WC'C'U in the spring with :in vntirv caist of students. . Wvith thv tliscontinuaincv ot' tho Niiilioiiitiiv Musk untl Wvig. soplimnoros wore ui- lowfift to Join. :intl it Cailminet consistingg ot' two nie-inhvrs trtiin oaivh Class was t'ti1'Inct1 to :Lid in tho conchicting nt' the chili. i 'tty y psf i To promote historical education and service to the school is the purpose of the History Vluh whose membership is open to any Central student taking or who has taken United States history. This year the club, under the direction ot' its new adviser, Miss Adam, who was elected at the beginning ot' the fall school term, has sponsored many new projects for the enjoy- ment and education of its new meinhers. These activities were decided upon hy the cluh representatives, who head each history class. The eluh put on an Armistice Day program, sponsored its usual pool at the Auction, and again donated a sum for the purchase ot' new books for the school library. Another high spot in the year was the dance given hy the Ilistory Club in April under the leadership ot' Alton Belanger, chairman. From time to time throughout the year, speakers acquainted with affairs ot' interest, have spoken at their cluh meetings. The History t'luh also donated twenty-five dollars to the victims ot' the Hoods. HISTORY BLUE! Pizi4:s1D141NT ...... .... X athan Ballou Yiwu Pitlcsliiitzwl' ,... ....,, l Aeon Cone SEt'lil'I'1'.XIiY ,.,.. . . .,.. Dorothy Brown 5,3 Tiuli.-tsi'iuA1R ....,.. .... L Ilizaheth Wood gp bloat:i11AN'1'-Ni'-.sims. , ,,,.. Fred lxrupp fur' it First Rau- fIVr1rrw11, lfrmrn. Vmm, Bfzlfnu. Krupp. Wnnd. Blond. Ntrmzd lfmr- Grtrtif. litlangrr, Freiflnmn. Dunrrni, filming. Jladdnf. Hugo-Snzitlz. Dahl. Third Rl7ll 'Nl'1l'I'll, Uhwrg, Hvlmcrs, llagen, Vurlsou, Bradley, Kilgnur, Lrlllx, l f1itrIh lt'mt'f- 7'rt'ttm. Morrill. 1,itfFVIfllI'. Srltultz. Vnjiiu, ,1Iif'lfflsan. Lane. Ififlh Hotrf-Sttvtsrztrl, Ntrvrzsuft, Sknftt, ,1!c.'tfrtrlin. 97 BIBLS' CLUB T11 1111111111161 1'ri111111s11i11 11111111111 girls 111 C'111111'111 is 11111 1'11r11- 11111s1 11i111 111' 11111 Girls' 1111111 :11111 t11is y1111r 11111 11r111111iz111i1111 11115 11r11m11t1111 111111 111111 111 11111 1'111111st 11x111111 115' i11C1111li11g 1111 its IJI'11QQI'2llI1 1111111y 11V1111ts 111'i11gi11g 11111 girls t11g11t1111r i11 1-!'10I1111j' c1111t111'1. 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Laine Tlu'rrI Rau' -Ffzrlxon, Sfmdbzry, Chixlmlm. l,tu'is, Wrbb, f'mps1'r. A great increase i11 attendance at the various school activities, sports, and otherwisefhas been due largely to the efforts of t'entral's Pep Club, the largest organization in school. Because of the size of the club it was necessary last. year to divide it into two groups, the girls' division being called the Red Peppers and the boys', the VVhite Peppers. Under the advisers Bliss Pollock, Miss K 'herry, Air, Nleltlwen, and Mr. Gagnon, the two clubs have aroused the school spirit and enthusiasm to a great extent by always having a large cheering section at football and basketball games and by supporting wholeheartedly such school activities as the Auction at which the Pep C'lub was represented by several pools, Debate, and the Zenith and Spectator cam- paigns. In order to accomplish this, the club offered a letter to any member on the 'fHonor Roll. A member must have attended a certain number of football and basketball games, debates, musical programs, joined an Auction pool, and purchased the Spectator and Zenith. The club also sold pins, fancy novelties and skull caps, and sponsored numerous pep assemblies before major school activities throughout the year, l'R12smr:x'r, View Parzsin Si:eui1:'r,xm' . 'l'iumsUmca. . . . . . . . . . , , .lohn Grady lt1N'I'.., . , . .liob Chisholm , A . .... Sandy Mc-Donald . . ..... .lohn Lewis llicizslini-:NT ...... , ....., Ruth NVai'ren mf zv lf View Parisi S it: en wr A it r 'l'icicAsitnlci:. . .mi , .. .... lXI1I10Ilf..flllSOI1 . , . .... .lean .Iannetta . , . .Irene Jacobson 119 I frhl' -a BLU3 1511111111111115 111 11111 1111111111 1111-111, 11111 .X1'1111i1111 KQ11111, 1'111111'111's 111111'11s1 11x11'11- f 1 f ' ' 11111'1'i11111111' 11111111113 11111 11111 1111111 1111111 111 I'IlIl1i 21111111111 11111 1111111111Q 111'g:11111z11111111s. 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Mtlvtftltl. Killtzm l'tmtl. litmllttf. 1'l,jf,1 Hutt Qtmflt ff. lfulfu, Nt'lt1ttsl:t4 U11 lmmt. lftttnttttft Nfflttttttf, llvtftlvf llltlrtft. lmrfiltftw, Nl. l7t7It', llfmfft I.fttst tt, . p,,,,.,,, HH., t1,t,'ttt lem Hg,l.'X't' .stt..,,.x.-, limttftf IM-it :ffm tiff, 1.t,txt,fttt it tsfhtt ,x tt., A . fltttlt Hut: l.tit'tI, ll Mfwtt. llttlhttttl,t,t1slin. t'tuf1.s, l lt,'1.Q1it1ftsutt .lftftltsltfft -fvtfmsftti lllittl, flfwft 'l'htt Svnim' tiirls' film- Vltth hats tlmit- vxvttt-tliiigly Thtt 1-httii' this ytm' 1'itpi't-sttiits thc litrgvst giwtttp xwll this yvair. 'l'hO mttsit' sttttlivtl hy thc- gxruttp is iii its liistttry. iitimlwriiigg tioi't.x'-uiitt girls :tml twetiity- ul il vwy' high typo :mtl gxivfts tlYIll'Xtll1l' llll upptw- uint' Imttlvs. 'l'httst- 4lIlLIflI'S21l'tlllSIJ0C'l21llj' sttlttvttwl lor ttuiity lillJOC'HIllf'Ill'lllllllI1li'tlXYlll1IllllSlK'l.I'Hlll whivh thttii' quality til' xwtirw :tml Vttzitlingr ztltility. thcw tlttriw at grunt tlwtl til' plt-:tsttrv :mtl prttlit. 'l'ht- vlittii' sings iiiztiiv situ-wil :mtl sctcttlzti' llllIIlllt'l'S 'l-'his mgxziiiixutiuii hzts sung :xt v:1i'im1s piwgixtiiis its wttll, whim-h im- vsiwciatlly zttlztpttwl tu that liiml l svlmulntxitl iii tht- ctmiliittiiity,:mtl l1:1st'ttI1Il'iltl1Itttl ul'g1i'tmt1p. miicli tu tliv mtisir' lilv nl' ut1i'sc-liuul, ,Xs wt-ll its singing lim' ztssttmhlitts. tht' C-llttii' hats l'i1tltt1' tht- lf'21tlt'I'Slllll til Nlr. litwrgfwgiltl. thtt girls qippt-:tiwl :tt Sl'X'i'l'I1l 4-tmi1c't'i'ts. t'lttmi':tl IJl'tPg1I'IlIIl tml' tho li uv 4-iijttywl thttir wtwli l'iii-zsttaicvi' Xlatry' litwlwt' hlt'If l,Rl'NIlbl-ZYI' lit-tty' 'l'rP lltvrtl Nice' x-l ict-1xs1'iit ii NlilI'j0I'lt' Rttltv IISILXIKIAYS lx:tthi'j i xii Dtiileltl Yu t litllt l' mt- ii' ut.,-,, lm,-1-,J l'Z Klzttiiivt- Nlttsitfztl, :mtl :it Stztttt Vlxl'IlCl1l'I'S' tktllt-,atm ,wt lt't,tf lf,f,lfttn ,lfttltt-stiff. n,.,tt, l,tftl.'tt1 .Ury lftfwtttiftl, Htttlff .X'tfsttft. l'tifstffts. Ntwutfl lfmt' Nrlttttslv, Rylxktft, Limit 13 lnnmlt, f'tn'l.wn1. l nlf'tf, l'rrfw!t, f'vmtm'fltt, Tint! lffttr ,N'tttt1t,,ttfg lit-Hit f ti .'4l 1 f. Nt ftmtttthtl Uv .lfftffnt lit ft-sttwlt. ffttfwft lftttt wut. lfttlt will Ittttrtlt lfutr llvmtff, llhtfitl. lx':1a',sfttt lx'lutf!.tf'5 ,llttttltt 'tsl llhlglftfttl Ilift' lwsltt t. SEIIIUB BIHLS' BLEE BLUB I' ll'l'l f 'HA' ' . , V., .4 1 A , .V , I v w SU?ilDII1Uil,1Ef,, BIBLESBLEE' BLUB l,IiI'1SlIJliN'I' June- I.oc-khairt YIVIQ l'm-:sim-1x'1' l'z1trit'izt Nettimuiit Six Y-'l'ii14:.xsI'ni41i: I.orr:ti1i0 liotitlryt- I.lH1z,xic1Axs M:trjoric' liintlherg Luc-ille W:tlkvr lfirx! Ifmz' Nfroittl Hott' 'Htirft lfrntt l t1ztrtlt lfutr 1-mt law 'l'hv Soplioriitm- Girls' Give C'lt1h with an enroll- mctm ol' fifty-two is tho largest of :my SOllll0Il1Ol'0 Glt-Q Vluh tluriiig the history ot' C'cutrztl. This is p1'vpzu':tto1'y to thv .hmior :intl Senior cirlf'll flllllJS anti A Vupvllai Vhoir. In this class thtt girls lt'z11'n singing ftilirlairivntztls such its proywi' tout' platce- mvut, singing with musical expressions, and sight reztcling. .4 ' D .'llt'rri li littsm. l.imlhtr1. lfuttrlrtr. fllr, 'l'!itm1t1.wm. l.awlcltr1rl. Wrllktr, .V4frtrn'lmt. Nlurnzs. t .I 1 Nlfttg Il!Ilt1t'Zv7tN. flstlttlttl. I il1'alrttttll. l.uftr1tt1'Nt, l.,imi:jfi 1'ttlt1.swt, .llt1i'!t'nsvm. Iifmrut. l'wter,vuft, Slrrrfllt, Zttlft, Umfln, .lril1zd, lfrmz. 111110, Kftttrlitff. Ttlllfllcstm. .l1lt!tr. IL'1'ir'lf.wm, Stvtlfmtj, Nnloski, lfosntlwrg. Nlrjfiff. lilfztfntffrttkl. llulrlsw. lfttrirzinff. Imffpvz. Nnmlzn, Lzzzns. .lntlff'.wn, l'trlfwl.1 f'ur'lfft. Hrznsnft. .llt1t'l::ArI. lftiiiyffzs. lftllnurmln. v'- . . . 'l'h0 .Itinior Girls Cllr-0 Vliih is iiimlv up ol girls who have haul previous trztiuing in the Soplltmimo Girls' filer Vltilv, mul who levi thztt thvy c-am tlo thv zulvatnct-tl work covtwvrl by this orgzinizzttion. Thti grutip is PXIl'it0I'Lllltt1!'llj' lillgfl this year num- hvring :tbout tl1i1'ty-livin :incl thvy hztvv haul at chance to tio quitv ccmiplicaitcwl work heczuisft ol' tho prvpurcttlnvss ol' tht- mvmhvrs. Juniata Biilln BLEE BLUB l'l1i-gsim-Qx'i' litttty lil'1lf1Ht'0lllltl' Yivic l'tci:smi1x'i' Luis N1-lsfm S1-1v'x-'l'ici:xst'm1ii liet:tti'it'v Nlossustml l.1i4ic.xie1.xxs .lt1li:t littyllltbll Gvrzilriliiit- .latvkiiiztii First Hutt' lftlfwlrf, linfmlfut. lfrtm.w1mlw, fllr, Tfmn111.wft, Ytlsffrt. ,'llus.vt'sltifl. llllytfrt. Szwmtl lx'ml' lx'itt'.w!0. llfmkl. l.fr1'ln'. lftzlritffx. Hrflrrzrs. Sf-hnitltr. l'lIrllwftr.L1. ,llL'llv7Z, Tlttrtl Rm' t'hfiutbtfr.s. llfigettsmi. l'untn1sr1i!lt. fifuryjzf. .1l1l!z'o1t, thlttfrf. Njfftftwl, lfaurlli Rott' fBrr't1.strom. lfivlt, lfzfh, .'Ve'!son, Hizrits, fllortwt, O'.'t'tftZI, l,t1r'soft, Fifth Rou' I 0T8bt'I'y. lijurrtstad, flfattl. Mvlfur, Jelluml, Maul, .lultnsum '11, 1 4- .1 I' uw! 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Nlr11nt11111.wl, Nlmrrt. .1f11I1 111111. .!111,1111. ll1t11llf1111 l,1t1111f11'f 11111111111 I'11111111s. lxtutttffs, l111r1f.s111t, 1l111111111s. l'1'1111!1t.1.s ' ' ' ' ,1l111'r11f1.s, ll11ut'111,-1111. ,1:11111-s 1,:1111- M111111 11111'k111' Ulivei' 514111111 13111-.w1lDllN'l' l1'l-I 1'111'1s1111-1x'1'. . , ht-:1'111-7111111 - 1 111-:,1s1 111-111 1411111 X111 xxs 11411111111 1i111gg11111'g. 13111111111 K1:111111,1x UEUIUIIEUU BUYS' ULEE ULUU Y BEBIIIIIEBS' BHIIU sum munfm-':'r K STHIIIB UB!3HES'IHI1 ,l , ,H OTHER IIBTI VE UBBIIIIIZEIT 10113 The Stamp Club is quite a new organization at Central, being in existence about a year. The membership of the Stamp Club amounts to about fifteen or twenty students all of whom are stamp collectors and stamp enthusiasts. The president of the Stamp Club is Donald Maddox, the vice president, Bill Parr, the secretary, Bob Berg, and the treasurer and auctioneer is Tom Walton. The regular meetings of the Stamp Club are held here at Central after school on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month. The club adviser is Miss Hazel M. U'Neill. The purpose of the Stamp Club is to teach those interested in the subject how to collect stamps and provides a place where stamps may be bought and traded. An interesting feature of the Stamp Club the correspondence which is carried on in connection with it. Letters have been received by members of the club from Australia and many European countries. GIRL RESERVES CLUB GRACIOUS IN MANNER SEEING THE BEAUTIFUL IMPATEIAL IN JUDGEMENT EAGER Fon KNOWLEDGE READY EOE SERVICE RPJVERENT TO GOD LOYAL TO FRIENDS VICTORIOUS OVER SELF REACHING TOVVARD THE BEST EVER DEPENDABLE EARNEST IN PURPosE SINCERE AT ALL TIMES This is the Girl Reserve code which tells the aim of each and every girl in the club. It is the purpose of the club to make these qualities a natural part of every girl. The spirit of fellowship pre- vails in the Girl Reserve Club. Meetings of this group are held every Friday after school at the Y. VV. C. A. Every girl has a part in the planning of programs and other social events of the season. The club's officers this year are president, Pat Pederson, vice president, Anita Shugarmen, secre- tary, Geneva Bartholdig treasurer, Mary Jane Johnson, publicity, Margaret Peterson. A swimming party with the boys at the Y. M. C. A., a theater party, and the production of two plays f'Pierrot and Pierret and Chang are among the main events of the past year of the Girl Reserve Club. RADIO CLUB Perhaps the most informal club we have in Central is the Radio Club. No set rules of procedure are followed, and each meeting is conducted with an air of informality. The Radio Club is mainly a discussion group and meetings are held whenever they are necessary and desired. The Radio Club has been organized for about a year, and is, comparatively, a rather new club here at Central. It is under the competent direction of Mr. Steele. The president is Ray Carpenter. The II1GII1lJGI'Shlp of the Radio Club is about fifteen members. Several of these members are Hams, which in radio parlance Ineans they have private stations. In the physics department there is a short wave set as a demonstration set for which the members are constructing apparatus. The Inain purpose of the Radio Club is to demonstrate the principles of radio to the Inembers who are all radio enthusiasts. RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club has been organized for several years at the Y. M. C. A., and lately has been trans- ferred to the Boys' Y. M. C. A. The membership is comprised of about twenty-five rifle enthusiasts. Meetings are held every Tuesday after school on the fifty-foot range. The purpose of the Rifle Club is to proInote accurate rifie shooting and to help each boy to ultimately become an expert rifieman. The clubls officers this year are as follows: President, lYilliam Rolf, secretary, Morgan McCoolg and treasurer, Lloyd Ogren. Each member of the Rifle Club works for various medals in each step from pro-marksmen to expert riflemen, and once a month there is a banquet held at the Y. M. C. A. It is at these banquets that the II1eIYllJeI'S receive their awards for their work during the past month. Matches are held between the Central Rifle Club and many other teams at the Boys, Y. M. C. A. 108 Tlzxx jlurllrln 11 Ht firm F1'nr'l1 i3PE!3'II1'IUB Rulwrt Fowlrr C'011ti11l1i11g5 the phfn i11::t1g1t11':v,tQrl i11 19256, stthscriptioii to thv Sizcctzttor wtis iIlCilltii'ti with 1J2'j'Il10IltS of c-hfss tliliigliqitlll. livczittsct ul' this 2ll'I'2'Il,QQGlYll'I1l the 11:11:91 011t01'Qtl its httvvnth yew 1' mth zu 1'9cc11'1l s11hsc1'iption. 'lihci ptthlicfition hrs hcimi 011l:11'go1l t'1'o111 yc':'1' to y01'1' 211111 now c:t1'1'ie,+ lll0I'0 C0illlllIlS ol' 111--tc-1'i:'l th:'11 ew-1' l1vt'n1'zi. Tho :1i111 ot' the Spficrtxttoi' hvs hvvri to crvatv at hotter u11ciorst:t11di11g 2111101151 C'v11t1':1litc1sg to prosvnt thc views oi' thi' IDilj0l'ifj' :ind 111ir1o1'ity i11 QllixSii011S 1'0i:1tiVf1 to the schoolg :ind tu takv ztlwatys at stzintl i11 matters which the static r0g1:t1'cl0tl as oi' intfwvst to the school. For tho sticcvss ot' the y0a1 s work, thic I'!'COQfI1iti0I1 must go to thv editors 111111 all 1110111hv1's of the static. uhh' dirctcted hy the htculty zidvisvix Miss Mo1'tl:111rl. Htl HPF EXl'X'l l'lYlC HUAXRIJ lwlitor liolr l'owle1'g lilzsim-ss AIHIIIIQQUV, Gfiorge lfiiivhg Sports liditor, Loo Volzoug l'l2lf'l'lfj' Aclvisvr, Bliss Nlortlriiiml. .Xssoc-into lfrlitor. liol er! llcvkf-i'g Klaike-up Lfclilors, Vyrifliiii l liillips, iliaivo Whitsori. Patsy lioois. .lliliai lfoymoii. Dorothy .lUllI1SiUll. Mario llvlu.Ci'sg Nvws lfilifor. Nlairjoiie lQllglx0llI'Q l'c':1t1i1'e lffmlitur, lilvzuior Ulxcrgg liiograiphios, l,ol:i Klnv lfzitong Fviiioi' ll011oi'tc'i'. Tom Slwlc-liikq l.it01':i1'y lfflilors. Wells llugo- Sniith, liizssvll l5llI'I'UllQllSQ lloaiturcs, liolv 'l'i'Qttz-ii. Ilairjoriv llzigvii, Aim Hill lJ'.Xm1 Nlillvr, l'lom fllviggg lfillillIl21ilS,ShCl'll,2lIl Naiyirzirk, 1JC'IllllSXYl0g2lIlll, N 0111 2 liicl ll miel XX iem 1' Phillip fiolfle-11 NIM! l'l-mlm' lf-wliiorw l3'1i'lm-in l lilm i . 1 l,ili Nvwollg K lizls. llolm K libliolm, llorotlix' Sl11istm'1iQ:11ig Sovivty, l'vgg1,x' lioycl. .Xflvlaiulv livllzuig V wk Alu-url. Nl:ii'joi'i0 Millsg ldxr-lizuigvs, C':ill1e1'inr' Mvliviirmiig .Xll'lIkIll. ,lruv l'Ptv1'song Sports. Nlzu'g1:11'et l.oi'ml.fl01'T1'1.1l0Alirlrvsvli. liill Wzillzivv, lizilplm Olson, lfrewl Stout, , ,.J.. .. ....'zl11'. Rl'll'HR'l'0lil.Xl, S'l'.Xl F lsluy Fustlc-. Xilllff' lfostvr, lic-tty .luiw llugglios. .XIH1 Klzikvr, livtty Blv- Elf'1fwf0bfff1 lznimlor. Ruth Orevkovsky. liill l'ritCli:u'd, .luck Power, liortliolcl lirmly, Clorclon Mm,iUm,KHWm liutlor. .lziu livnson, ISVSINICSS S'l'.Xl l .Xmlvvrtisiiig Nl:11i:1g1m'. .lambs llziluiltoiiq Typists. .Xlir-0 Contos, Myrflv Moo, llif-k liimlleyg .-Xml Solivitors. llorotliy llvrrling. Alivm- f,l'liUl11'liIx, Jillllx M:igggh:ing Coinpositiors. Mmjoriv flI'f'l'l'i, Ulivv Sorenson, ljlizzilmetli Woorlg Col- le-:-tiou. livttv llicksong Nlvsseiigvr. .lzimcs Blnttcsoug fllI'K'lllIlfl0I1, .lun-kGillme1't. liill Ariimlt. K:itlii'yii M014-o 1 Inn l nlvn lfclfrrl llzwl-:wr , 5 A 4 'L ,M ' uf ii ? X1 9. X4 , if ,Q cl. S 7, J , ' m . wi .. f I if .Q .f fi Q H - ,. ..., M. s Q- 1 fx x . W. i Nat! J' ,Q A . l H'.wl Run' .Yayn1'1rk, Miflrlrlfil. Prflrfiflnl. llrlmilforr. Nrliqmfm, ll'r1Ilf11'1. filzlllfnxrm, f'h1'.wlmlm, llugln-Sniiih. Nff'urirlHn1r lfullrr. Bzirrrmqlm. .li'Hrll. Gillrrrl. llrzgfrn. Wnzlnx. Jnnnvflrl, Sroli. finlzlvn. lfirigaml. Madzlrlf. .lfI0f'nnl. Tli1Vf1Hm1' lioyrflrm. l.u1mvm, flfwff. ll'l11'ls1m, l.0rf1'. llflnifrs. .1lr'Lf'rimm. ,Holy .lIi'l'1i1flrr, Mills, Nrm'r1.wn1. Mills. fllelflnfil. l fmi'lfi Hou- lllmul, ,1l1'1.1ml. D1'1'lfwffi. B1 nsnn. fb ry. Trelfkzrrl. lllillw. ilfilllr. l'vl0r.wm, Burzxli. Jfnqlifirri. Plizllijvs. ilnrlrrsfri l lYih Hou' Hill. Mllwll. llulflifr. Ulfvrq. l u,vlr1'. Sfzlmfrrvlflri, 0rw'l'nL'Sk!1, llughrs. Kfil. linyxl, Knnr.i. Brllun. fasflzg Kilyour, Nrflh Huw' llveimr, .'lIf1r1'm'ilf-fi, Nhr,!i'lr1'fr. 'l'ulm'1H, flffzlffson. l,:u'is, Ifrlringwr, 'I'rwlt0n, lirndy, Sluzil, f'mrf'rs. lll ZEIIITH .Vail Plnshfz llvhether the 1937 Zenith will he m'ei'sl1:1tlmwd hy previous year hooks, or whether it will take rank among the hest ol' those published during the past thirty-tive years only the judgment ol' its critics will deterlnine. But regardless 01' its merit und uc-ception, the entire stuff hats worked unceusingly to peitect the ideas conceived hy the editors during months ol' previous planning. The stall' lists aimed :Lt creditzilwle zicconiplishluent :ind has :it feeling of sutislziction in the work that it has produced. lluch credit for the completion of the zinnuzil niust he given to the entire student hodv who has supported the publication, and to the faculty ineinlxers who have given of their time and ahility. Particular help was given hy Miss Squire as art adviser and by Mr. fling as general adviser of the hook. The 1937 Zenith staff wishes to thank :ill who have in any way contributed to the success of the publiczition. H2 Shwrmluz Nfzynlnrk fllr, Girly HPF gf 'W L 'KP' WWW VQA.. In .,.' f 1 ' .' ' lClJI'l'OHI.Xl, STAIVI' . , , liclitor, -Mutt lllnshai. l' ' Art! l'AlltU1'S, luloxmorzi lizxrsen, Juno l,lfli21l10IlQ Lit- Crary lhlitors, Nlzirjoriv liilgour, Dorothy' lfishcr ' Blurjoriv Millsg Svnior Editors. Cjcnthin Pl1il.lipe2,C'3'Til Stullmcrggg Activitivs, Mary IAXI Klvlclzililw Phyllis Gullziglir-r, ,'Xl0X?1IlflQI' xl2ll'0UVlfCllQ .Xrlriii11igl1'Mfi0fi, liatliryii Mclieocl, C'l1z1rlene l rei1nu.tl1, lioln M110 l'l:1,tong lJl',f11illlZ2lll0I1, Marie Helmcirs, lXIgrg:u'ef-Jleterstfii, clI1l'Ol Svottg ihSSOf'l21lG lCclitorS, Loon Cone. llmmis WioggzimlgAssistant liditors, WVells Hugo-Smith. William 1 Wzillnvvg School liifc, lilcrmor Oberg, Einilib liorgwuld, Rolmvrl 'l'1'ett91ig .louior l,flrlitorsg l'm,1'l1:1ra lVl:itzke, . ' liz-ionvlll Door-:ing Sports lCrlit0rs. licgo cl0l16Il,. l rPd . Y , 4' - 1, hastl- -A.. if fd ,-ng, Q . .lf ' .JJ--4' -iv.: - ni' V ,,,X4,.4i - 045,15 'jgg - 9 V .. . , v..' . , ,h it Q, I ,mf ,D , Hwy?-99 r 'Z W' il l , 4 xl lirupp. Alive' Foiitosg Sopliomore Ffflitors, Tom Shel'- chik. Blzirgai-et Blillerg Typisfs, Mildred Peters, Dor- othy Sc-limittrlivl, Irina Gordon, Grace Johnson, Dorothy lligstzlrlg l'hot-ogrripliy, Don Maddox, 'l'l1e0- ,. lloro l'r:1tc'l1ios. ISININICSS S'l'Al4'l liusiovss M:1i1:1,ug0r, Sll0I'IIlilI1 Nnyimirkg Assistant liuslncss Klainzigor, Alton Iiolarngcrg Czmrly Solos NIEIII- aigers. .luvk Domi, He-rl: Spciicerg Uflivc .xSSlSl21IltS. licruvr l'lI'll'liSOIl. .lim Rivvg C'ir011lz1Tioo hli1I12IQQf'I', .Iohu licwisg .Xssistzuit cllI'0lllIll1llll AIQIIIQIQPV. Nzitlizm lizillou. John lmzris ll'rlls Iluyzo-Smith Vrnrlhirz Ilhfllipx Wil Smllffm illnrif Hdmrrs Elvrinnrfz l,nrs1'1i Jzznf' Illilkflllfll .llfnn Ifrlrnzyfr I-'fy-,ef Run' Horflun fifillmylffr, l'l1ilI1'p.c. Ulfzrrf. Vmzlos, l rz1'1r111Hi. ,lIf1l:l'1. llilllr. Nrlrlrzillfllll. Szrond Ifnu- llflrlflfil, S1-nfl. MINS, 1.11m H. lfigfxflld. Third Ifnu' l'fIfr.m11, .llwl.mrl, llfflrmrx, l 1xh1'r, Pifkrlnziz. l'1l1rx, Boryluwllrl. lfilgfmr. l 0zo'H1 Hon' llurm-Smilll. lhmn, lllflllrzrr, Np1'rzz'fr. f'r'r1i1'l11'ox, Erif'l'sm1, Q'llu1'r11i'iI1'l1, liilfmyfir. lfifflz Hun' Slulllwry, SlnQfl'hzlr, Tr1'1ll'Il, lmlrix, Iiirc, lllnlroll, lfiwyrlilri, Qllrlflrlnr. HUIIIEBUIIIIIIB Witll niurv lllilll tliv t1s11:1l tlirills. vxr-itviiit-lit, :mtl colnr, tlw 19337 Ilomoc-miiilig Cl'l0lll'2lt- tum, livltl llvrt-iiilxci' 29 in lll'Illl'IlllS gyrn, stiiqmzisstitl :ill otlwrs. l3vl'oi'tt tlitt ggftiiiv. mir iittwly-ctlttr-tt-tl .Xtlilvtir Qtltioli. lltitli Wzirroti. wus Crowiivtl lmy Lgm-s Stzttiirtr Qtitwii oi Ifhitu. lltis 'watt' llllllilliltl zt new mtttliml ol svlt-c't1i1,Lr thv qtiwii. llttt fin- rztmlitlattris xwiwl mmiiiiztttttl lui' tlw soiiiur c-laiss. 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Finance Fhairman-NYells llugo-Smith. Publicity- Cynthia Phillips, Chairman, Leo Cohen, Marjorie Kilgour, Marjorie Mills. Posters-ltlleanora Larsen, Vhairman, Dick Schar, Fred Stout, June Pitkanen, Lola Mae lflaton. Head LvSl10I'S7fll'lt11'lPI19 Freimuth, Elizabeth Woocl. Sales-Senior-'Marion Carlson, Pearl Leamon, Irene Jacobson, llarriet Smith, Mary Lou Mel- clahl, Margaret Peterson, Phyllis Gallagher, liuth lVarren. Junior- lVlarjorie Oreck, Ruth Carlson, Jayne Reese, Julia Boynton, Bob llotchkiss. Sophomore- -Tom Shefchik, .lack- lyn Kanter, Patricia Quigley, Margaret Mac- Faclyen, Mary Louise Flynn, Dick Archer, Donald Pennie. Washington-.lohn Meining. Stage lvlanager- James Dunn. Assistants- Oliver Skoog, Kenneth llynning, Bob Mickel- son, Bill Neukom, Bill Wilson, Roger Le Due. Set Designer-Dick Schar. Properties-Betty Roth, clllillflllilll, Kay Mc- Lennan, Ellen Urapser, Patricia McMartin, Betty 'l'relt'orcl. Costumes- -Peggy Brewer, Chairman, Elizabeth NVood, C'arol Scott, llarriet Smith. Faculty- Miss Florence Klaus. Make-up-Mask and Wig make-up class. Prornpters-Yera Belle Pirnie, Martha Kothz. THREE LUIS? r' rl is 5 if 569 Q. 1 3. 4. 'XR '35 if 1147 , ge rUULJ sl 'ft rs lg' 'T .af 'pf 0 E 2 WW nm., Sherman Naymfzrk I ': Q. The question used this year through all debates was: Resolved: That the government should own and control public utilities. Central was very successful in the district tournament, winning the debate with Vloquet and with Denfeld, to make them the district champions. llenfeld had that honor last year. In the first debate ot' the district meet, Central defeated tlloquet by a unanimous decision. Central defeated llenfeld in the C'entral auditorium and overcame them in a decision of 2 to l. ln the inter-district debates, Central tDistrict 265 de- feated Rush City CDist'rict 259 in a unanimous decision ot' 3 to tl. ln the regional finale Central lost to Voleraine by a 2 to 1 vote. This was a 'very close decision. and it speaks bigglily for our Ventral debaters, as last year Voleraine was runner-up for the state championship. The state team was composed of Dennis Wiegand, captain, Daniel Wiener, who has also been on the state team for two years, Arthur Toupin, a junior, and last ot' all, Mr. Warren, who has coached our team so successfully. It is through his constant help and under his able super- vision that Central has a debate team it may well be proud ol. Ellen Ilorwitz and Phillip Golden received letters for debating in tournaments. 1337 r r' l STdTn TEHH .1111 ll'i1rr'U1 Wit nf r Wit yfzlnfl l 125 Taupin DEBHTE l DEBHTE SHUHD .irt'lie'r, Timpilii .llr. lllnrrrii llliegaml. ll'1'rmr Ilorirztz. lliivfluml. Ilnlflfn. lftmnitr. The subject ol triiingriilzir debate was: Resolved: That thc goyernnient own :ind control public utilities. Centrzrl, represented by Daniel Wiener :ind Arthur 'lloupin and taking the negrzitivc side, won over lbenleld in zz 2 to l decision. The saune evening, Dick Archer :ind Dennis Wiegrzind presented the ziflirinntiye for Vent rad in our own zuiditoriinn. ln this debaite, we tl0l.f'21i9tl Superior Ventrzil by tl 3 to 0 decision. By this tritinipli, Cfcntrzil won the lflsterly cup for the third consecutive year, thereby retaining pc-x'1iiurient possession of the cup. C'entr1il won the inyitiitionzil l0llI'IlH1I1C'I1l :tt Cloqiiet by taking six out ot' seven debates. Both sides were presented, and thc jiulgros were the coaches ol' the other tczinis. ln the invitational tournarnent :it Superior, winners were not determined. but the best speakers were chosen. Dennis lYic-grziml wus the only speaker to receive tirst place in each ot' his four con- tests. llc pzirticipated in :in exhibition debate which his side won. Arthur Totipin :incl llainiel Wiener also qualified, but only one was selected from each school. During the paist three years C'entrzil has won nineteen out ot' twenty-tour decisions. This includes: two district olizinipionships5 three triz1ngl1l:1r chiinipionships to retain the cup pwniaiieiitlyz first place in one tonrnzinientg second place in one tournunient 3 regional runners-up once. Central has :in exceedingegly good rccord for 1936-37. Eleven out of thirteen contests were won by our team. 121 III1PDB'filI1'l' HBTI VITIES J UNIGR-SENIOR PROM lVith the ballroom of the Hotel lluluth decorated in Japanese lanterns, flowers, and colored lights, the annual Junior-Senior Prom swung into action at 9:00 o'clock, May 22, 1936. Marge Hagen and Bob Chisholm were elected girl and boy chairman by the junior class. They were assisted by Besse Chipman, class adviser, and the prom committee. The grand march, headed by the chairmen, with the class presidents and prom committee mem- bers following, was directed by Mr. Gagnon and Mr. Gude. Walt Evans furnished the music and all profits were given to charity. The prom committee includedg decorations, Mary Lou Meldahl and Bill Wallaceg music, Eleanor Oberg and John Lewis, arrangements, Marjorie Kilgour, John Praught and Jean Jannettag publicity, Dick Schar and Sherman Naymark. GIRLS' CLUB PROGRAM On November 12th, the Girls' Club gave their annual nite of fun performance with a musical comedy entitled Long Live the Princessf' A princess dying of boredom, and her parent's efforts to amuse her with varied vaudeville acts was the theme of the show. There were nine entertaining acts including a miniature minstrel show, a beautiful modernistic dance, a boys' model style show, a hilarious scene from Robin Hood's opera, and a modern adaption of Pyramus and Thisbe. Strolling musicians, vagabonds, and the orchestra provided a charming atmosphere with their music. But it wasn't until the appearance of Bob Eklnud and the SWingsters that the Princess was aroused. lVritten and directed by Mrs. Macdonald, Hliong Live the Princessll was a grand success, and played to a capacity house. Full measure of credit is due to Mrs. Benson, the able committees and assistant directors, and, of course, the fine cast. Ct JMMENCIQMENT The final graduation exercises for six hundred members of the class of 1936 were held Friday evening, May 31, in the auditorium. Rev. Gillmett of St. Paul's Episcopal Church gave the invocation and address which will be long remembered by every senior. Roy Gustafson was selected by the popular vote of the senior class to act as class orator. The ceremony was in full accordance to Central customs, as graduating seniors, garbed in cap and gown, marched for their last time into the auditorium. Mr. Santee presented the class of 1936 to Mr. Young who in turn presented it to Mr. Cedergren, from whom the graduates received their diplomas. A group of selections by the orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Borgwald, opened the program. A vocal solo by Janet Flewell and a violin solo by Allen Ostervick, both seniors, were much appreciated. CHRISTMAS PLAY On the last day of school before the Christmas holidays, an assembly was held during the seventh and eighth periods in the auditorium. At this time, the members of the Mask and lVig presented their annual Christmas program. It was in the form of a delightful two-act play entitled, Christmas Pictures, by Germaine Haney. Throughout the play the audience's attention was held by the Hne acting, clever costuming, and scenery produced by their classmates. The student directors, Marie Helmers and Kay McLeod, contributed greatly to the success of the play. The first act gave a picture of a Christmas spirit in the days of Queen Victoria with complete old-fashioned costuming and scenery, while the last act gave the audience a look into the future with its picture of a Christmas spirit many years from now. During the intermission there was music provided by the Central orchestra. 122 lII1PDB'Ii1I1T H811 VITIES RED AND IVHITE DAY The Denfeld-Central football game suggests various traditions to us, but chief among them is lied and White Day. On this day the school blazes with Central colors as students and faculty don everything from red 1'ibbons to white linen suits. There was a peppy assembly with the band playing the school songs, a short skit presented called 'tCentral at the I'olls,'l and the cheer leaders putting all they had into the yells for dear old Central. Everywhere posters could be seen with a USmear Denfeld in large red and white letters. As we left the assembly, there was conviction in every heart that we would certainly come out on top in the great game with our oldest rival, Denfeld. CLASS NITE 136 On the evenings of May 14-15, the class of 1936 held its Class Night and presented its class play. Itiary .lane Dick, the Best Girl Mixer of the Class of '36, presented the mixing bowl, which is the traditional symbol of the Best Girl Mixer, to Marjorie Ilagen, who was chosen by her classmates as the Best Girl Mixer of the Class of 1937. Gertrude Davis, a member of the Class of '36 presented her cap and gown to Eleanor Oberg, a typical incoming senior. This presentation is one of the oldest traditions at Central. Bob McNaughton, Ilomeliest Boy lfusser of 1936 gave the recipe for the Ilomeliest. Boy Fusser and then presented the wooden mixing spoon which is symbolic of this oflice, to Matt Plasha, the proud owner of this title for 1937. PII ESI DENTS' BALL On December 23, all enthusiastic Centralites laid aside their Christmas shopping lists in favor of attending the Presidents' Ball at the Hotel Duluth, which was one of the most successful social events of the year. This was the first time that any dance of this type has been attempted, but the idea has been proved sound by actual practice. The idea was that the presidents of the various organizations at Central sponsor a dance. Mac Mattenson was in charge of the committee for securing music for the dance. Bob Chisholm and Ruth Carlson were co-chairmen of the decorations committee, and N athan Ballou was chairman of the floor committee. The social and financial success of this enterprise leads us to hope that this will become an annual event. HI-Y DANCE The third annual citywide Ili-Y ball took place at Ilotel Duluth ballroom .Ianuary 22. Central, Denfeld, and Morgan Park were well represented. Colored lights and streamers were used for decorations. Joe Priley's orchestra played for the ball, which started at 8:30 olclock and continued until midnight. Members of the Central Hi-Y arrangements committee were the following: Matt Plasha, Bob Chisholm, John Shields, Bob Fowler, Alton Belanger, .lack Morrill, Bill Arndt., and John Lewis. HISTORY CLUB DANCE The History Club sponsored a dance in the gymnasium April 16 at 3:15 o'clock. In former years the Ilistory Club held their dance in the evening, but in hopes of having a greater attendance, gave it after school. Alton Belanger was general chairman. Marie Helmers was in charge of refreshments. Punch was served and Mike Shapiro's orchestra supplied the dance music. The new arrangement worked splendidly, and furnished an afternoon of enjoyment for all in attendance. 123 IIIIPDBTHIIT i1B'IlVl'IlEi3 DIDO PLAY The play presented by the fourth year Latin class to celebrate the death of Yirgil's Dido was this year in form of an English drawing room drama. lt may be said that the play subtly reminded one of the King Edward the VIH-Wally Simpson affair. Dido, Queen of Carthage, was the typical Wally. In vain, she endeavored to attract the handsome Aeneas, alias Edward. Pius Aeneas would would have surrendered to the tall, dark, siren had not his son, his father, and his mother, Venus, alias Queen Mary, warned him not to become inveigled with Dido. Seeing that she had lost, Dido's love for Aeneas turned to hate. She called Iarbus, a castoff suitor, and together they plotted the poisoning of Aeneas at tea. The hour arrived. Dido occupied Aeneas with tearful farewells, while larbus performed the villainous work. Iarbus poisoned Dido because of the fact that she had jilted him. Then seized with remorse, gulped down the other poisoned cup of tea and died with unhappy Dido. Aeneas left quickly, and immediately Sherlock Holmes appeared on the scene. lleuttered these psychic words, 'tThere has been foul work committed in this room this afternoon. The curtain fell as Sherlock dragged the bodies off the stage. ROS EDALE PROM The Boysl Y building was the scene of a highly colorful and attractive barn dance held April 9th. There were various booths, sponsored by clubs in school, brightly decorated just like a carnival. There was a fish pond, Where the most amusing things were caught, also an ice cream booth, chance games, and every kind of refreshment desired. The gymnasium was appropriately decorated with bales of hay, straw, dirt, and streamers. Overalls, corn cob pipes, and farmer straw hats were in evidence on the dance floor, as the farm- ers danced to Mike Shapiro's orchestra. There was also a very peppy floor show, with tap dancing and singing. Alton Belanger and Jack Morrill were in charge of all arrangements. Mac McLeod was, of course, tthead farmern and under his supervision the Rosedale Prom was the most successful enter- tainment the Hi-Y has ever presented. HALLOWEEN DANCE The seniors gave their dance at the Hotel Duluth, on October 30th with a pleasing Halloween setting. The class is confident that this will become a custom as it was such a tremendous success. The crowd made merry till the midnight hour to the strains of Walt Evans' orchestra. The committee in charge of arrangements was as follows: Leon Cone, general chairman, Mary Lou Meldahl, music, Eleanor Oberg, publicity, Cynthia Phillips, decorations. SENIOR CLASS PARTY Saint Patrickls day furnished the theme of the senior class party held on February 17, in the gymnasium. Every year the senior class sponsors a party for the seniors, as one of the entertaimnents they receive for paying their class dues. A combination of VValt Evans and Sev Olson's orchestra furnished the music for the very large crowd that supported the dance. Committees in charge were: Margaret Peterson, refreshments, Mary Lou Meldahl, tickets and publicity, and Marjorie Hagen, music. 124 161 Flrsf IK11111 1'11rlx1111, 1'11rlx1111, .1lr. l'111lIi11,v. .1f1'x,1 lf1,11114 l'l11'xl111lm. S1'r11111l 1111111 Ur. N1r11111. 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One ot' the inost iinportant :intl least :1pp1'ec'izitet1 cogs in any :ithletic set up is the student nianzigers. lt is the tluty of the lnanzigrer to watch the equipinent and aitl tho couches in vzirious tasks. ln 1937 Cen- trzil wus very fortunate in having :is l'00t1mll stuclent IIIQIIIZIQUIN, Walter 'l'0l0 :incl lfclwziiml liitinan. Mr. Swain zippreciziterl the fine work oi' Leo Cohen :is iimnager of husketlmll :intl truck. Vcntrail thanks those three boys tortheir servic-es as student mzmagers. Firsl lfrm' .lrm,lmwz, lx'11m'1i'4'y. GMX UDEIJT The group 01' Cheer leaclers, all girls, selected again this your Ivy tryouts, tlifl much to put an inspiring spirit in the athletic squads, student hotly, :incl fuciilty. The girls were present :Lt almost every athletic contest. :intl their presence was noted for the fine spirit :intl iinportaint part they played in our teams' victories. All the cheer lezulers will graduzite this June, :intl will he sadly missed next year. This is about the first time that Central has been without hoy cheer leaders. 127 Sfwlrrrl lf'f 1r1'- l,'r1.1f11r. H'r1r'rwn. Illtghrs. Varlwri H r ' r I I' rg 1111111111151 EJ Lluyrl Irving ul' UI L ' L., . -. Juumr. luml. lhll lbs. Svnulr. flvmrll. IHS lb l.'1r.w If Zigi? Q, wwf .. ........ 1 . ., ,li Hill fllmxl in-niur, 'l':u-lilo Zllll lbs .Xl Krilliuu Smal-rr, Hull. 152 lbw t R215 Ignatius lllnlnr, llzxll. 1.10 lbf Hub Suu! Strum Snplx. Hull, 145 lbs Dmmis lim-rgstruru Qvninr, Ifnrl. 160 lbs flttb Xawuoli Qvnior. 'l':xr'kl1', 185 lbs Ilowzlrfl Buyntlm ,lu11mr.ln1:xr1l, lf.: lbs .Iulm Ku vlzm l Nr'l1iur.f'4'xul1'r, IM lbs aa bmllnl. l.u klr, Im llm, x. rl Svrmlr. 1' '. Ihr-k llvtvrs i'l:1rQnw lwzzux lx ,lim Vrfxwllvrml Nvnlor, 'l'z14'klr-, 186 llws. .lim llurm fvuior, Tzlcklr-. ZIU Ilns BnlvX1r'llull0ll Q1'lll0I . Full. H58 lbs. Ray Wvm luulor. Ifull. Hill llls. Cyril Roux-rs l11r1i0r.'I':xr'kIn-. lil! llvs, Gmwruv llzmluvru Svnlnr. llulf. INT llv .lawk Trzwy S4-niur, fluarcl. l-111 Ihr. C'l11vtm1 Ifvuns Sv11inr,Ql1:1rln'r. l3flllmx Nf'Inr1'r Anil: rson .Il1lIl1lI',Gll1lI'll. lifl llv I f 1 fy - K' E 'L' 'k' 4 'Z'l 3, nf! j J 97 7914! I EVELETH D-D September 19 23'f'Qkzf.4.uCe,a.-V7 Aff , 'Vi' ,, ifmizvwah, we MW V N W W, . 1, .,.-, - at sw- Central journeyed up to Eveleth for their opening game of the 1936 season. At liveleth they played amid a steady downpour of rain which hampered both teams considerably. Central opened a fine offensive drive in the opening minutes of the first period, but the slippery Field made the Trojans' line plunges a failure. In the second quarter Ignatius started a touchdown drive when he ran back an lCveleth punt lo yards. Un the next play he threw a long pass to Irving, who was downed on the S-yard line. Again a fumlmle inter- fered with Centralls scoring threat. Sventlin and Peterson put on a real kicking duel with the Trojan punt er winning out. In the running department, Wero was the top man. i I' Cathedral demonstrated the comeback theory in its game against the favored Central team. After trailing 13-0 at tl1e half, the Hilltoppers came hack with a scoring punch that netted them 14 points and victory. Near the closing minutes of the first period, lYero threw a pass to BHTHEDBHL Farnam for Central's first touchdown. Wero again scored in the second lj' A13 period on a line buck. Farnam converted for the extra point. 'J' ' Cathedral came out for the second half, a new team. In the third frame, Horner tossed a pass to Connell, signal-caller for the Hilltoppers, for a touchdown. ln the last three minutes, Horner scored on a reverse 0Ct0b9l' 2 from Boyle. llorner did both conversions for victory. Scoring touchdowns in the first and last periods, the Duluth Central IHDBBHH S PHBI I3-U football team defeated the Morgan Park lYildcats by a score of 13-tl at the Public Schools Stadium. 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Yalby, Denfeld Kuth, Cathedral .......,. . . .I.T. . . . . .Foldesi, Superior Central Kozarek, Duluth Central. . . . 4 .LG4 . . ....., llall ,Duluth Central Dolliver, Duluth Central. . 4 , . .C. . 4 .............. Lund, Denfeld Ilighmark, Denfeld .,..... . . .RG .,... Kalinoski, Superior Central Delbern, Denfeld ...... 4 . .RT .......,,4..... Moyle, Denfeld Anderson, Denfeld ..... . . .RID . . .... llfelsh, Superior Central Kosian, Denfeld ....... . . . . .,... QB .4.. .....4. I lorner, Cathedral Hamm, Denfeld .....,.......,,.... H13 ........4..... Pavlich, Denfeld lYojciechowski, Superior Central .... IIB ........4...., Petrich, Denfeld TYero, Duluth Central ..... ......... F I3 ...... Paquette, Superior Central Under the tutelage of Coaches Larson and Anderson, the Duluth Cent ral football team finished their scheduled games with two victories to their credit. Other statistics include two losses and one tie. The Trojan mentors took over the squad without conducting any spring practice. This handicapped the experience of the players, and it also limited the coaches' individual attention given to each candidate. lYith less than two weeks of practice, the Central boys met the strong ltlveleth squad. The Red and White had a decided advantage in all around play, but neither team could push across a touchdown. The defeat at the hands of the local Hilltoppers burned fiercely in the hearts of the men from the House of Troy. The Trojans also defeated Morgan Park and Superior Central. The latter accomplishment was termed by the local newspaper scribes as one of the biggest upsets of the season. Again the Central eleven was trounccd by the champion team from lVest DuluthfDenfeld. The faculty, student body, and everyone else connected with Central is proud of their football coaches, and they are doing everything in their power to make their stay at Central a successful one. 132 .lrl3ii 'U ll I Mr. Strain By winning tw0ly0 ot' the-ir HTIIUQII s0l101l11l01l tlistrict l1:1sk0tl1z1ll gL111110s, llll' clt'Dl!'ill CZLQQITS unmlor Clozich .lohn Swain Olltlixtl their he-st DIP-ltillI'IlLlIllPIl1 SCHSUII si11c0 19250. The Trojans Hllll'C1'lltl thr00 ot lltll' 1l0t'0z1ts hy two 011tst:1111'li11,q t0z1111s 11ot i11 1l10 243111 clistrict. Tl10 strong SlllJOI'l0l' flt'Dll'ill five 1l0l'011t01l th0 li01l 111111 Whito. :intl lllll St. Paul t'r0tin li11ifl0rs 0clg:0cl out tl10 Sw:1i11111011 ir1 two contvsts hy sco1'0s ol' Qti-24 :intl 32-30. 'l'h0 flt'IllI'21l hoys w0r0 tlPii011lt'tl i11 lllfl first rouncl ot the flistrict l0llI'I12LIllQIll 31-26 hy il l10lz1t0rl rally ol' tl10 Proctor liaiils. Tl10 Raiils w011t to thc- finals ol' tl10 ltbllfllfly Wl1UI'0 th0y w0r0 ll'OllI1C9tl hy tl10 s11l1-tlistrict Clltllllpltblli. f':11'lto11. Vllllf' Bullclogs 1'0z1c:l10rl th0 fi11z1ls ol' tl10 1'llQl0Il2Ll lllll WOI'6 y'z1nq11isl10rl lay Yirgriiiiu. finalist i11 lllfx Nli11n0sotz1 st:1t0 l1:1slc0tl1:1ll l0lll'Il9y. ln lllll first gz11110 ot' th0 s0:1so11 tho 'lll'Oj'IHf'l1 w0r0 I10St'Ql out lay tl10 PI'UCl0l' c:1gL0rs. .Xl't0r that 4l0t'011t lllfl Rml illltl Whit0 st:11't04l tl victory st1'0:1lc which C2ll'I'lt'tl lllQIll lllI'OllQQl1 s0V011 st1'11igLl1t g1z11110s. TI10 s0co11fl loss OC0lll'l'tlCl wl1011 the VllI'O'lt1HS w01'0 1111s0t lmy the flltlfllltll quint on tl10 li1lli'l'lS tloor. Th0 n0xt night tho hoys werv llitllfltltl zinother clivck i11 lllil loss Cthllllllll NVll0Tl tl10 C'1'0ti11 li:1icl0rs 0:11110 to lOWI1. .fXt't01' that Qilllll' tl10 cll'IN1lI'Z1l fiV0 Wals fl1lllf'ill9tl in hut ll1I'P0 ot' the final 0ight grzunos. Ray W0ro :incl fliilllillll Lloyml Irving w01'0 CllOSUIl o11 tl10 :111n1111l :ill-clistrict lflillll at th0ir 1'0s110Ctiv0 positions, l'0I'XV2ll'Kl :incl g11:11'1l. lY01'o was also lllillitltl on tho Hrst :ill-clistrict 1011111 piclcefl for play i11 th0 l0lll'Il0y only, whil0 lrying llliltlf' tl10 SOCOYICT lfltllll. P Irs! Row' Izrfms. ,ll1IIn':r1l1l. ll Arm. lxrlplmt, ll zllzfzillsov 1'71r'11r1m. Iriiftg. l'1t1frxm1. S1f1'of11lHnu' l'f111pux, p'll11.vlf'1', Klllfim. llnyvr. l1'1z1mf'1'. Sm1111,Qlm1r1, fufflfllftl, lfwlgrf. Tftml Razr ll'zll1fzn1x, .lIm'iv1'v1rI. Nlof'1:r11'111, .'ll111111r,v. Fislur Jolimvzzri, BHIIIES Lloyd Irving Senior, Guard, 170 lbs Dick Peterson Junior, Ccntcr, 170 lbs. Paul Wagner Senior, Guard, 155 lbs. Ray Wero Junior. lforwartl 160 lbs. 'Clayton livans Senior, Forward. 135 lbs. Douglas liarnain Junior. Guard-Center, 160 lbs. Pnovron, Novi-JMBIQR 24 The Central basketball team, by a score ot' 22-20, was defeated by Proctor in its initial con- test ol' the season. The 'l'rojans' ability to cage tree throws was the big factor that kcpt them in the running. llowever, the Rail quint in the second half led by their star eager, Greene, made several baskets which gave them a substantial lead which the Trojans could not OVt'1'COIT19. tfuznrox, lliccixxinicn 4 Starting slowly but gaining niornenturn as the game progressed, the Red and White five trounced the Varlton lligh School basketball team by a score of 27-19 at the l'01'1l1f'I'7S gyninasiuin. Led by their two brilliant t'orwards, Clayton Evans and Ray Wero, thc Trojans unleashed a fine offensive attack. Lloyd Irving, stellar guard, played his usual fine defensive game at one ot' the sentinel positions. Monofxx PARK, LJIQQIICMISEIR 11 The Red and W'hite basketball quintet regis- tered their second victory in three starts by trouncing the plucky Morgan Park teani to the tune of 29-17. During the first half, the Wildcats held the Trojans on even ternis, but in the last two periods thc Central boys, led by their star cager, Lloyd Irving, presented a fine offensive attack that com- pletely stunned the Morgan Park five. SI'l'l'lRIOR ICAs'r, Diavizxirsnlz 15 The Red and Whitc basketball quint scored a decisive 25-10 victory over the fast-stepping Su- perior lflast five at the t'ornier's gyni. The Superior cagers were held to two field goals by the highly touted Trojans. In scoring their third straight win, the Central boys, by virtue of their fine showing, stamped theniselves as proininent contenders for the city and district laurels. f s . , .lolin Kaplan ti Yr Nenior, l7orwarrl-fluard 1ti2lbs. ,,, Two HARBoRs, DECEMBER 17 The art of making free throws was the main asset which again enabled thc strong Trojan basketball squad to trip the Two Harbors Agates by a tally of 37-29 on the latter's Hoor. Each of the teams made twelve field goals, but the un- canny accuracy of the Central boys from the free throw line was superb. Wero, Flvans, and Irving together scored 30 points. CLoQUE'1', IJICCEIVIBER 29 In the annual Homecoming game the Central basketball cagers trounced the plueky Cloquet Lumberjacks by a score of 30-18. Starting fast and increasing their momentum as the game pro- gressed, the Trojans revenged the two defeats registered against them last year by the Lumber- jacks. The diminutive Oist from Cloquet was the high scorer for the visitors while the scoring by the 'Trojans was quite evenly divided. DENFELD, .JANUARY 8 The Duluth Central Trojans won a bitterly fought traditional basketball contest from the Denfeld Hunters by a score of 24-17 at the latter's gym. The far western five outplayed the lied and White quint for the first three quarters of the game. Ilowever, in the last quarter the Trojans, headed by Irving and Wero, made a determined drive to turn defeat into victory. CATIIIGDRAL, JANUARY 15 The Red and White basketball team defeated the Duluth Cathedral five in their traditional battle by a score of 20-14. The Swain men held the game Hilltoppers to one field goal, while they scored ten. At the end of the Hrst half the Trojans held a two-point lead, but in the third period the Central cagers, paced by ttBulletl' Vt'ero, opened up with a fine offensive attack that the parochial quint could not match. CLUQUICT, JANITARY 22 By completely dominating the game from the beginning to the end, the Cloquet liumberjacks ended the Central basketball teamls seven-game winning streak by virtue of their 27-23 victory over the aggressive Trojans at the former's gym. The Red and White, paced by Doug Farnam, outscored the Lumberjacks from the field, but the uncanny ability of the Cloquet quint at the free throw line provided the margin of victory. DENFELD, JANUARY 29 The Trojans maintained their perfect standing in the city race when they eked out the Denfeld five 20-19. All through the game the two teams fought on even terms and the game went into an overtime. Central grabbed its chance for victory when Wlero dropped in a free throw in the closing minutes of the extra quarter. Two seconds re- mained in the game when Hamm received a free shot but missed. SUPERIOR CENTRAL, FEBRUARY 5 The Redland White basketball team suffered their third conference defeat by a score of 36-20, at the hands of the strong Superior Central cagers, Wisconsin state champions, for the last two con- secutive years. At the close of the first half, the Badgers were leading 24-3, but in the second half the Trojans outscored the Superior five by five points. INTORGAN PARK, FEBRUARY 8 The Swainmen from the House of Troy defeated the small but game Morgan Park five by a score of 27-15 and cinched the city basketball champion- ship. At the end of the second period the score was 11-11, but after they got going with a belated rally in the last half the Central aggregation accomplished one of their big destinations of 1937. Two TIARBORS, FEBRUARY 12 The Agates of Two Harbors surprised the fast- stepping Trojans, winning in the final period when Johnson, lanky six-foot center, found the hoop for three baskets. The play started evenly, and at the half, Cen- tral led by a narrow margin. The second half found the Agates playing a smooth brand of ball completely baffiing the favored Central team. The victory established Two Harbors as a real district threat. CARLTON, FEBRUARY 15 The Central cagers scored their second straight victory over the sub-district champions, Carlton, by a tally of 31-24 at the latter's floor. The game was fast and rough throughout with four men being ejected from the game because of four personal fouls. The Bulldogs started out fast to take a 7-1 lead, but the Trojans overcame this obstacle in the second period and forged ahead without relinquishing their lead. CATIIICDRAL, FEBRUARY 17 Central displayed team coordination when they trounced the Cathedral Ililltoppers, 39-21 at the Cathedral gym, February 17. The Trojans opened up a fast offensive drive in the first period, which netted them thirteen points. They kept up this dazzling pace throughout thie second period, and the half ended with Central leading decisively. In the last half, Central increased their lead due to the fine play of Wero and Irving. PRoeToR, ltlEBRL'ARY 23 The Central cagers, in their smashing 27-19 victory over Proctor, presented a fine defense which completely demoralized their opponents. Both teams used zone defenses, but the Trojans, led by Captain Lloyd Irving, set a fast pace to take a five-point lead at half time. Ray Wero of the victors and Art Greene of the losers also stood out at their positions, forward and center re- spectively. SUPEBHHI EEST DULUTH BEHTBHL ln tho action picturo :tt tlio luottoin of tho paiggo Doug l7zn'ninn is seen making it difficult pot sliot from tht- siclt- ol' the lmaislivt. 'Flirt two points wliioli wow I'0g2QlSl01'Cll by l'lilI'I12LII1 glawc' C'ontml at 5-I lozlcl ovm' tliv Sll1N'l'lUl' lfztst fiw. 'l'l1t- lied :intl llvliito lmntl :ind the new olvctric SC01'l'lJ0i1I'tl :irc also shown in tlio picture. ln tlw photo :tliow l'ill'Il2l1ll IS again pictttrvd. llns tnnv lift is sinking tinotlioi' lnztsliet 02l1'l1i'I' in tho gxztnw. 'lllirt action :tlso took plztvv in thc- Sitptirioi' liust gxatniv. 'l'l1t- rllI'0'l21IlS hvlcl tliv Suporior quint to two lonv fic-lil goals in this contest. Petr-rson :intl livzins ot' Vvritml aro also shown in the picture. 138 11111811 1 111 151,111 1 1-1111':11s II'11C1i 11-:1111 11-1111 :111 11111 111111111111111 1111-1-11 111 w1111?11 1111-3' 1li11'11C'11Jil1l111. 'l'111-y 1-1-111-1111-11 1111-1-113' 11111-11 W1Il 111111 1111-11 W1-111 111 NI111111-11111111s 111 1-11111111'1'- 1111- s11111- 1-V1-111. 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Halfsmile, 880-yard Run. l'11ke111a ' 200 lbs. Dis., Shut, Milbt-rgWltl5 lbs. High Hur- ltogers lti5ll1s.-l.ow Hurdles. dlt-s,Sl1ot. Higl1Jt11up. Disrus. Broad Jump, 100-yard Dash Stevt-115011 155 lbs.fltltJ-yard Weutlfeldt- 185 lbs. 'JilYL'llIl. Dash. 2120-yartl Dash. V On June tj, Coach .lohn Swain and his veteran track squad captured the State track ineet laurels for the second consecutive year. Eight Trojan track men qualified, and all but two 111e11 scored points tor Vent ral. The eight qualifiers were: Darwin Sininey. Art Blilberg, Ilelge Pulqenia. George Stevenson, Ray Wero, Lloyd Irving, Phil Rogers, and Albert Wendfeldt. The Red and White, led by their high scorer, Art Milberg, easily out- pointed their greatest rival, Minneapolis Washburn with a score ot' 39-2731. lYasliburn had a nuniber ol' individual stars who placed in a tew events. while Central had a well balanced aggregation that scored heavily in several events. The greatest individual feat ot' the day was the scoring ol' ltl points by George Str venson, star sprinter. Stevenson, running the century in 10.1 seconds defeated his great rival, ltlric Hopley of Minneapolis Wash- burn. Stevenson was also victor in the 220-yard dash. Art Milberg stood out in achieving first place in the high jump, third in the shot, and fifth in tl1e high hurdles. Phil Rogers, higl1 stepping 'l'rojan, gave :1 good account of himself i11 edging out Jorgensen ot' tlwatonna in the low hurdles event. Rogers also captured fourth place in the 100-y:11'cl dash. Darwin Sininey, ace halt'-iniler. after getting olt' to a bad start eanie back strong to place fifth in this event. Our two weight nien also scored points in their pet events. Albert Wendfeldt scored a surprising second in the javelin event, while Helge Pukeina, burly weight man, scored two seconds for an eight point total. Suinniing up the Trojan achievements, we have reason to be proud of our track team. 138 HIE TBUPHY V 9161119 DEV 1 . . BHBLET U11 'IBUPHY Duluth Central's track tean1 outpointed their highly favored rivals, Minneapolis xYLLHlllblll'I1, to annex the 35th Farleton Vollegre interscholastic track a11d field rneet at Xorthtield, Minnesota. Due to the large I1llI11lJOI' ol' atl1letes entered and to tl1e range of variety of enroll111ent i11 tl1e various schools, the 111eet is divided into two classes: Sllltlll schools, and large scl1ools. Helge Pukenia, star weight 111an on the squad, lived up to all expectations hy lJI'0t1lilI1gI two records in his favorite events. Ptlliftllltl shot-putted tl1e iron hall 48 feet inches and tl1en threw llli' tllSCllS 124 feet for another record. Doug McNee, veteran javelin thrower, scored four I701I1lS i11 l1is event. C'entral's track 111011 also Illtltltx a 1'01lltII'li1llJlP showing on the wet and muddy field. George Steven- son, ace sprinter, placed second i11 tl1e 100-yard and 220-yard dash. In both events l1e was just nosed out by the winner, liric lloplev of Minneapolis Washburn. Darwin Siinnev ran a beautiful race Zllltl conquered all co111petitio11 to win tl1e 880-yard dash. Phil Rogers, with a 1'01H21I'lit1lJlC jump ot' 21 feet 1154 incl1es, placed second i11 the hroad 111111111 event. The first place winner of the event, Lloyd Parsons of Minneapolis, is also tl1e present state holder ol' the broad jump mark. Art Milherg did well i11 all of the events he entered hy scoring a total of nine points. Art placed second in the discus, third in lllll shot, and fourth in tl1e high jump. The whole squad and the coach should he credited for such a fine showing in a track 111eet ot' tl1is caliber. 139 'filillili 5151303353 100-yard .... ....A.......,. 1 0 fiat ....,.A.........., .... A . Starkey, 08 M. Brown, 16 E. Nelson, 24 220-yard .... .... 2 2:2 ..... Hruitford, 440-yard ....,.. 880-yard .....,. One mile ....... 120 High Hurdles. . . 220 Low Hurdles. . . Shot Put ...,.., Discus ........, Javelin. ..... . ....51:2...... ....2:03:2..... ....4:43:4..... ....16:5..... ....26flat.... ....49'7f'.... ....128'10 .. 163' Man. .H. Meining, . . .H. Burns, .R. Shemick, . .A. Milberg, . . .P. Rogers, W. Freimuth, WL Freimuth, . . .L. Irving, 16 96 19 19 36 136 32 32 36 Broad Jump .... A... 2 1' HMM. . . . . .P. Rogers, 36 Pole Vault .... .... 1 1' 3'f .... .... T . Appel, 23 High Jump ..... . . .5' 11fZ ... . . .L. Kelley, 24 F. Wolebin, 130 Half-mile Relay ..,. .... 1 136. . ..., . . .Team of I19 Mile Relay ...... .... 2 5:4422 .... . . .Team of '23 Two-mile Relay .... .... 8 :51:4 .... . . .Team of x28 Medley Relay ..... . . . 3:4-1:3 .... . . .Team of '23 EV l F'l l 'l-'flilYS Un May 9, Foach Swain sent several of his less experienced track men to participate in the Eveleth Relays. Although most of the boys were green, several of them made good showings. The best Fentral achievement in the meet was made by Lloyd Irving, burly weight man. Lloyd threw the javelin 160 feet to capture a third place. This was very remarkable, because of the great competition in this event and because it was the first ccmpetitive meet Irving had ever entered. Several other Trojan athletes stood out in the various events. Bill Jones' high-jumping and broad-jumping was very satisfactory Dick Peterson did well in the low hurdles event. With added experience Peterson should develop into a fine hurdler. The relay team consisting of Were, Jones, Johnson, and liuresh placed first in their heat. No finals were held in any running events: therefore no points or medals were awarded. IITY 'l l 'l Ui 'il 'l' L 1 1 L: II an Scoring 109 points and winning ten first places, Duluth Ventral again won the City Track Meet at the Central Athletic Field. llenfeld scored 645 points to take second place. Our local newspaper scribes had predicted the well-balanced team of llenfeld to upset the highly touted Trojans. The individual honors of the meet were gained by Art Milberg. Milberg placed in five events to score 205 points. Ilis achievements were as follows: Tie for first place in the high jump, second place in the discus throw, second in the shot, first in the high hurdles, and a third in the low hurdles event. Phil Rogers won the low hurdles in 27 seconds fiat to tie the best mark ever made by a Trojan low hurdler. Rogers also gave a great performance in winning second place in the century event. Rogers kept up his brilliant performances by winning the broad jump and tying for second place in the high jump. The greatest single achievement of the day was made by Lloyd Irving. Irving threw the javelin 163 feet M inch for a new city and district record. Albert lVendfeldt took a second place to give the Red and White an entire sweep of the first three places in this event. George Stevenson and llelge Pukema each scored two first places in their favorite events. Steven- son won the century and 220-yard dash. In the latter event he was given considerable competition by Louis Lund of Denfeld. llelge threw the iron ball over 49 feet to easily outclass all other compe- tition. Pukema also won the discus throw. In this event Pukema's greatest competition came from Art Milberg. Simney, ace half-miler, easily won his event from Wilson of Denfeld. This was one of the most interesting races of the day. Ray Wero scored a surprising four points in the broad jump event. Doug Farnam placed third in the pole-vault. All in all, the performances by the entire Trojan track team were unexcelled by any other team in the meet. 140 BBUSS BDUIITBY ,.. ff .., ,., . ill ! First R0ll'7S1!l'llbl'T, Seline, Pedersen. 'J I' -I gill t Seroizzl Hou' Kigrr, Glenny. .Iohnsom I ', W lil , K, J - V r- L ., The man who coaches the minor sports at Central is r sometimes forgotten. l'ennis, diamondball, and formerly hockey, have improved and fostered with Mr. Gude as their head. For several years Mr. Gude ably tutored the hockey boys, and until this year, set. up an enviable record. Hockey, however, was replaced by diamondball, one ot' the newer sports at Vent ral. Again Coach Gude left behind a trail ot' glory as his diamondball team won seven of the ten games played. The followers of tennis saw this sport, reach a peak of success in 1936 when the Red and White racquet wielders completed an unusually successful season. We salute Mr. Gude, the able pilot ot' the minor sports, who has brought these additional honors to Central. The cross-country team, which was composed ol' Ken Niger, Wayne Glenny, George Pedersen. Tenny Seline, Earl Johnson, and Ed Stauber, ended their successful season with two victories against one defeat. All three competitive meets were held with the st rong Denfeld team. C'ross-country is an athletic event which produces a great deal of fight and coopera- tion among the harricrs. The reasons for this is because no member ot' the team re- ceives a school letter unless the whole team wins. This year the Central boys earned their letters by virtue of their triumph over Denield between the halves of the Denfeld- Central gridiron classic. In the first meet with the Hunters, the Trojans were also vic- torious, but in the last meet Denfeld won. The best performer on the Central squad was Tenny Seline, three year veteran. The rivalry between Seline and Lund ot' Denfeld was very keen. Louis Lund also cap- tured first place in the 440-yard dash at the state meet last spring. The coach of the Red and White cross-country team was John Swain, while Frank Puglisi drilled the Denfeld team. Both ot' these coaches were former star traekmen. C'ross-country is a sport which has caused a great deal ol' intense rivalry between the two schools in the past tllld will continue to do so in the future. 141 1 x D111111U111 B111 I uh-I F1111 H1111 .1lrl'r111!1y. 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XY111l S1:11111'i11 W1I1I11I1,1I 11111 1111111' 11ll'1'1' 1111111111111 s11ts. S11111111111' 111111111 11111 1301111 wi111 1111' 1l11I'11 s111'x'11 111' S1111:11'i11 111111 11151 11-11, 11-1. 11n11 11-11. 81111111111 w11n11 1111111111 111 XY1Il 1111' 1111ys' Ci1y C111111111i1111s11i11. 15111115 S111'f1r1'11. S111 .r1r ISLUIIIIIHIIJB The Duluth fll'IllI'2ll swiinmingr tczuu l'l'l2llI1llll thc city high school cllauiipiullsliip hy clcfcutiiig thc Ilmifcld squad 41-Qtlat thc Boys' Y pool. Thc 'l'I'Uj2lIlS. liowcvciz c11tc1'crl scvcral other incc-ts in which they we-rc not as succcsslul. l11 thc city inc-ct only two schools, lDc11l'cld :ind C'c11t1':1l. cmnpctcd. Thc licd :ind Whitc squad ol' swi1111ne1's had :L COII1IJ211'EiTlV0lj' caisy tiinc in beating their lcss cxpcriciiccd rivals, Danfcld. Tho Vcntrzil merincn also had two 1111-cts with Virginia. Virginia, which was thc lcziding contcndcr for the statc clizunpionship C2LI7l1l1'f'll lay llihbing, gxavc thc gzzunc T1'oj:111s two had sctlmcks. Thc local boys picked up 21 lot tDl'lIlVi1lll1ilJlG points i11 thc nrt of swinnningr :ind diving froin thc grruccful rangc SXVlIllIl1Ill'S. The athletic rl:-p111't111c-111 of C'cnt1'z1l scnt thc rnost con- sistcnt winncrs on thc tczun to thc stzitc 111001 at St. Paul. This is the first lllllt' i11 scvcral yczirs that Duluth fl0IllI'2Ll cornpcted in this mc-vt. lt is expr-ctcd that in thc futuri- thc 'l'1'0jans will hc wcll !'9pI'CSQ1'1l0tl in this rncct. Nonc ot' thc incrmcn I'C'i1C'llt'tl thc finals as thcir luck of cxpcriciicc in such COI11IJ0llll0I1 scvcrcly hzuidiczippcd thcrn. l'lI'2lIlli Scuhic was thc must c011siste-nt point gcttci' for thc Tro- jans throughout thc season, First R011 gcnbn lrirpmttr Nimmo. Slotness, Peterson. Firtskjf, .lnhrzt-mn. Lane. Qwond Ron Vfvfrlrn 11 WI my ll'ondr1'11f1c. Jmmarvz, Firxl Ron: 'Bader -ll7,l71S0ll, Olson, Pwlnrsan, Strain, Prileu X - Sfrnnrl Rau' Varlxon, I.1'nfm1, .vldwltfq Tarrm, Hansrvz. .'Vel1i'inq. Pftcrsrm. Kumm. X. Thin! Ron' lrzdrrsmt. Ismrzu, Olsrn. Field, Nlwzbcry. Rink. llnlstmfl. ll , . . 1 . U Q ,f LYx!x 5 This year tumbling again seems to have an enthusi- A 4 ,i ' t astic following. 3? N . . . Y X. The s ort was 0I'1 mated bv Miss Ixaron and has ,- - . s . .- . . . .qs - since grown under the supervision ot Bliss Hobie. ' , s r I ,V R1 - . . . . . The tumbling group consists ol about twenty-tive 4 ' girls of the Girls' Athletic Association and all others -L J 'J' ., interested in this form ol exercise. This semester the x 'Q -fi girls are instructed in the more individual typcg whereas :S -4 1 thc last semester 'rou J had featured frou 1 formations. Q. , 5 . Q Forward and backward rolls, hand and head stands, ., s 3 4 f- . . 5 .4 and other stunts are practiced and perfected. ,, N' , .lean Adettc of the G. A, A. is the leader ot' this group. 1 5 1 ' Y V 'C ' T' wi 1. - t' . K , s, .vs y IU' I FYBHII rl-Iii cial Each year much enthusiasm is shown by the girls tor their annual volleyball tournament, which is con- ducted under the able guidance ol' Miss liobic. Instead of having each gym class play a single ganie with an opponent, each class played three games. The team winning: two out ot' the three games was declared the winner and then proceeded to play :mother team. The competition was not very close, as the winning team pre- dominated the entire tournament. The championship game was played by one team, captained by Mary Oppel, and the other by Isabelle Knucky. The former team won the tournament by quite a good-sized margin. First Rau' f-.'1Ih1'rls. Kolflrilr, flfIfl1i7Vll17l, fllaurirz' Second Hurt'-ll'riyht. Hriqvn, flppfl. C fx. NT-, ' Q IV' lf First Raw Jnlilisorz, l,f1111. Boyd. Hublvr, .'Ve'u'PII. Sfwrnzfl Ron- .lnrlrc.w11 Shfprml. .'1Ic'Lvnm111, IVGHNIIII. BBL? 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