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

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74aff4b Squaef Front Row: Irma Meili, Advisor, Robert Vik, Glenn Desmond, Sgt., George Kuffel, Lt,g Bill Strom, Capt., lim Elvidge, Lt., lim Neel, Sgt, Axel Paulsen, Sgt., Iack Butler. Second Row: Audrey Kramlinger, Geraldine Mueller, Renee Liljenberg, Lois Bangle, Col- leen Dixon, Howard Smyth, Philip Fullerton, Ioe Levy. Third Row: Donald Olson, Ronald Martineau, George Mergens, Arnold Divine, Gary Klein, Alvin Apple, Edwin Gass. Back Row: A. C. Anderson, Advisor, Richard Connelly, George Broberg, Wilbur Decker, Philip Ramstad, Warren Robinson, lim Otto, Harold Amland. The traffic squad plays an important part in keeping order in Central's halls, seeing that parking lot rules are not broken, and keeping the grounds clean. Offenders of regulations are reported to the Student Council Court Where they are tried. The captain of the squad is George Kuffel. He is assisted by lieutenants, lim Elvidge, Glenn Desmond, and Axel Paulsen, and sergeants, lim Neel and Philip Rarnstad. Mr. A. C. Anderson is the advisor. Long Arm of the Law I DQR Sunlite

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STUDENT COUNCII. rmsr ROW: ,N ,Q Margaret Rowell Eileen Vogt lrrna Meili, Advisor Gerald Burke, V. Pres. Pearl Knight, Advisor E. C. Grayson, Pres. Charlotte Relf, Sec, Wallace Rogers, Treas. Kay Crowther Mary Marcos SECOND ROW: Donna Sandberg Margie Lawrence Richard Greenberg . , . Iackie McCormack 1 V . 5 X lean Roach Z fl Dick Law ' A Pat Williamson Don Bakke 5 5 Don Sizemore ' Lois Bundy Elinor Hunt BACK ROW: Donald Olson Bill Haridsaker Gordy Gilmore Bill Stempel Doug George Bob Geist Chan French Don Ogden Dick E, Ring Pal Larson leanne Thompson 5 STUDENT COUNCIL COURT First Row: Marjorie Witherspoon, Asst. Sec., Don Rezab, Clerk, Larry Wilkie, Chief Iusticeg Mary Kay Tarbox, Sec., Marjorie Wiecking, Iudge, Anne Marie Zeitler, Reporter. Second Row: George Kuffel, Lt. Traffic Squad, Torn Campbell, Iustice, lames Armstrong, Iusticeg Bill Quinlivan, Iustice, Simian! eouncil anal Gould Bafaaia Baaamaaf Did you wonder who sponsored all those swell Sunlites? Did you know who arranged it so you could get out at 2:30 on Wednesday again? ln case you didn't we'll let you know. lt was the Student Council. lts activities were many and varied, and as always, it did much to make Central a better place. The Council was advised by Miss lrma Meili, Miss Pearle Knight, and Miss Mary Lou Bryant. Besides regulating school activities, the Coun- cil sponsored a Traffic Court to punish those who violated its laws. Under the supervision of Miss Sjoberg, the court held session. A fri! . s fill'

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CEHISEAN EDITORS Standing: Ierry Burke, Editor-in-Chief, Elizabeth Whitmore, Album Editor, Lois Anderson, Club Editor, Bob Geist, Music Editor, Mary Tarbox, Associate Editor, Stuart Gang, Photog- rapher, Dorothy Webb, Art Editor, Ted Sidley, Boys' Sports Editor, Gordy Gilmore, Circu- ! N lation Manager. Seated: George Marcos, Faculty Editor, Don Ogden, Business Manager, Nancy Davis, Girls' , Sports Editor, Eunice Greenberg, Snapshot Editor, Mitzi Liptak, Advertising Manager. 'hen other students left for home, nd building noise subsided, was there the staff began to work, ith attention undivided. Vhere are the glossies, and where is Stu? e need more snaps, I fancy, xmiliar words to everyone, it especially to Nancy. hen George returned, all unconcerned, it with a mien respectful, om interviewing teachers all, e knew he'd been successful. izabeth and Pat checked names of grads, v insure all lists completed, ir Gordon and Don kept strict account payments correctly receipted. fn Re And there was Bob, long, lank, and and lean, Of music he never tires, He wished all groups to be treated well, Orchestras, bands, and choirs. Football, basketball, hockey, and track! Should each sport have a spread? And how can we get some action shots? Such were the worries of Ted. Pictures of boys! Pictures of girls! In winter and when lune is, ' Pictures of sports, and of girls in shorts! What a worry they were to Eunice. When Lois had finished her part of the book, Consisting of clubs a variety, Be it language, or science, rifle or chess We knew it was done with propriety. Doris, Noble, and Dorothy Webb, Each had a vivid imagination And skill to present with pencil and pen The spirit of co-operation. Pencil, ruler, and rubber cement! Why can't a deadline tarry? Checking the dummy again and again, Fell to our faithful Mary. But who worried most about paper and print, And ways to keep out of the red, Covers and binding, layouts and copy? None other than Ierry, the Ed,