Central High School - Cehisean Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Athletic Board First row: Iohn McCallum, Louis Collins, Alfred Buser, Frank Gal- los, Albert Meier, Iohn Harp, I. E. Marshall. Second row: Stanley Watson, Al- bert Schwabe, Robert Berg, George Christiansen. Game Chiefs . C Club NDER the direction of Mr. Alfred Buser, the Central athletic board directs the school sports program which was very successful this year. Besides receiving an income from the sale of football tickets the board also had the increased basketball ticket sales to finance the other sports. Football FRANK ASHLEY WALTER BAWEN EDWARD CARLSON WALTER HANSON CHARLES HETFIELD DONALD HENNESSY RALPH IACKSON TACK LARSEN IOSEPH LYNCH HIRAM MEARS IUDD MULALLY ROBERT NOVOTNY ICaptainl CHARLES O'CONNELL STANLEY PLOTZ DEAN PONTHAN TIM PETERSON DICK PRIMAVERA IIM RAFFERTY PHIL SAUER HERB SEVLIE CHARLES SADEK AL SCHWABE IACK SCHULTZ LOUIS SCHULTZ ED. TRUIVIPER DON WILLIAMS tCaptainl BOB WEISE Basketball ED. TRUMPER KEN RASMUSSEN NEWELL OLSON NEAL AHRENS ALLAN RUSTERHOLZ IOHN STRAND HM BRUNTON AL SCHWARTZ ROGER CARLSON Swimming IIM BRACK BRUCE DANDO DAN DROMMERHAUSEN DICK GEIDEL RUSS IENSEN NORMAN KAYE CHESTER LEAMAN IUDD MULALLY GORDON ROHRBACHER ROGER ROHRBACHER DAVID RUFF Baseball STANLEY AXTELL LAWRENCE BENTSON IOHN CYRUS LANDIS DALE IERRY EGAN HAROLD FRITZAM WM. GARGER ROBT. HANSEN GORDON HOCKMEYER ROBERT IOHNSON HARRY NYE NEWELL OLSON STANLEY PLOTZ ROGER PETERSON WESLEY ROLAND ALAN RUSTERHOLZ ROBT. SCHAAF LOUIS SCHULTZ TOM SI-IAUGI-INESSY LYLE SIMONS DANIEL TAYLOR EDWARD TRUMPER GORDON BERGSTROM, Mgr. Hockey IACK ALBRECHT RICHARD BARKER FRANK EHA BART FOSTEN HAROLD FRITZAM EARL GODSKE ROBERT LEACH EDWARD MILLER ORRIN MUNGER ROBERT PECK ANSGAR RAUN WARREN RICHARD PHIL SAUER IOHN SKIFF NORMAN ZATS Track IAMES BRACK GEORGE BRANDT GEORGE CLEMENS FRANK COUNTRYMAN IOHN FRANCIS CHARLES HAMMOND IACK LARSEN ROBERT LEACH IOE LYNCH RICHARD MCMILLAN ROBERT NOVOTNY WILLIAM ROSE IOHN WAGAR ALFRED WOKER CLARK EDWARDS, Mar Page 145

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Girls' C Club First row: Ieannette Hipp, Betty Em- mington, Miss Emma V. Ryan, Rayna Frank, Alice Godtrey, Phyl- lis Lemma, Miss Helen Nicol, Lor- rayne Lang, Elinor Sturm. Second row: loan Manderteld, Iean Morris, Dolores DuChaine, Mary Tschida, Marguerite Hoffman, Flo- rine Voracek, Carol Strane, Flor- ence Schroeder, Ellen Rowley. Third row: Mary Vesely, Betsy Handsaker, Margaret Kvorning, Dorothy Cotter, Gretchen Schroe- der, Margaret Olson, lohanna Vol- leqraat, Betty Flad. Fourth row: Cordelia Swinborne, Ianis Christensen, Mary Ella Goins, Florence Iohnson, Fern Bailey, Dorothy Roels, Marvel Iefferson, Genevieve Christgau, Best in the Tribe HE Girls' C Club is one of the institutions that strongly promotes interest in girls' athletics at Central. The three most important events of the year are the annual business meet- ing, the card party, and the annual banquet. Oiiicers ior the coming year are elected at the business meeting. They are for 1938, Ruth Alice Smith, presidentg Alice Godfrey, vice-president: Ruth Marino, secretaryg and Katherine Harring- ton, treasurer. The annual banquet held in May is a party at which all Central graduates and underclassrnen who have earned C's meet for an entertaining evening. At this time new members are awarded their C's , and others who have earned 1250 points are awarded All-City letters. At the card party, girls and their mothers and friends gather. Girls in the Girls' Atthletic Association earn points by recording time spent playing outdoor and indoor sports and also for attending weekly G. A. A. classes. They may be active in six outside sports at one time. Girls on the Executive Board record all points handed in. Girls' C Club First row: Betty Robinson, Harriet Murphy, Elsa Mayer, Betty Iune Solan, Dorothy Carlqren, Ianet Pearson, Elaine Elwood, Patricia Mabin, Frances Sullivan, Marilyn Godfrey. Second row: Helen Wigginton, Miss Helen Nicol, Virginia Schmoller, Eleanor Mogren, Sylvia Golden- berg, Ruth Currier, Miss Emma V, Ryan, Frances Montgomerie, Ev- elyn Storberg, Third row: Elna Mohn, Barbara Ann Kelson, Evangeline Praetorius, Elizabeth Moore, Blair Wood, Shir- ley Hosmer, Marion English, Betty McClintock, Marion Biske, Dorothy Rocke. Fourth row: Caryl Vermilya, Shirley Howe, Ioy Van Dyke, Donna Cum- mings, Ruth Baran, Iean Samelson, Maxine Godberson, Evelyn Niel- sen, Dorothy Kulenkamp, Fifth row: Barbara Reynolds, Mar- ion Bilsten, Sally Geer, Marion Meacham, Marjorie Ponthan, Dor- othea Elsner, Mary Kennedy, Ei- leen Norrgran, Betty Harris.

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First raw: Iohn Yarcho, William Petersen, Donald Boyles, Howard Stryker. Second row: Thorolf Thompson. Daniel Maqraw, Lawrence Bentson, Frank Schaffhausen Tribal Combat HERE was no senior intra-mural basketball this year, but the sophomore leaque consisted of ten teams which were led by Warren Kress and Bill Breen as managers. The Pretzel Benders won their nine games for one thousand per cent. The Skoo Douqlers were tied second taking six Wins and three losses to share honors with the Hoosier Hotshots tor .66O. Teams entered were the Pretzel Benders, Skoo Douqlers, Hoosier I-Iotshots, Dead-Eyes, Leop- ards, Demons, A. B. C., Ex. T. B., Floorshiners, and the Sleepwalkers. Honorable mentions for the all-school team were Miles Waqensteen, Bill Dillon, Howard Stryker, Dean Pothan, Bud Pieruccionoi, Edward Miller. lack Yarcho led the hiqh scoring honors with 62 points all told, and second and third were Pat Kramer, 51, and Bob Schatf, 49. Club Tennis rumors BALDWIN IOHN FLYNN FRANCIS GAERTNER KENNETH IOHNSON VERNON IOHNSON IOHN MARSH IUDD MULALLY RICHARD RODENBURC SOLLY STAMESHKIN IOHN STRAND WILLIAM WATSON, Mgr. ROBERT WEINHAGEN Page 144 Golf LLOYD BEROUIST SPERO DALTAS CHARLES HETFIELD ROBERT LAWRENCE HARVEY LEWIS FLOYD MEYERS ROBERT PORTELL SAM SWEET HARRY sprsmazs, Mgr. Wrestling CHARLES I-IETFIELD Gym Team BILL ARNDT, Capt. BOB APPLETON CHARLES BOYLES, Capt KEN CASSELMAN BRYCE CLARK BEVERLY DUNN ART EGGERT ISADORE FREEMAN MARVIN FELDMAN CARL HAEDGE BERNARD IASINSKI LOUIS PERLMAN PAUL RITSCHEL CHARLES SADEK BOB SCHAAF CHARLES WEEKS