Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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GRADS • SALLY SNYDER— Villi a twinkle in her eye ih goct about her merry way. Kell Monitor, Blue Tri. Girlt' Club. Silver Tri, I untbroom nhirr . . Stenographer. • MARLYS SORNSON— She brim o er with pertomlity and |ov«linr i. Blue Tri. • JOYCE STONEBERG— She' irue to her word, her work and her friendt. Mill Monitor. Blur Tri. • CHARLES STONER He quiet bui lot of fun. Hill Monitor, Bank Caahicr, Tree . Spartan Hi-Y . . . Midiilitt. • FLORENCE 5TRAUEL— Shy, .weet end graci.m . Hell Monitor. Student Couneil. Letin Club, Blue Tri . . L of M. » JEROME SWEEN— If tilcncc i (olden. Jerry'd be e millionaire. Hell Monitor, 'C Vinner, Bnketbell, Beiebell, Red Cn . FLORENCE SWEET - Her name lit her well. Hell Monitor. Centralien Ad Stall, Commercial Club, Blue Tri, Girlt Club . . . Secretary. • RUTH SWENSON— beerful .ml happy all the day long. • JEAN TEMPLE— She alway manage' to have a good time no matter where the it. Bank Cithier, Blue Tri. • MARGARET TENOLD— Beauty and breint—an unuiual combination. Natl. Honor Society, Honor Roll, Hall Monitor, Blue Tri. Cab. Girlt' Club. Homecoming Attendant. • MARGARET THEISEN— Kind-line perionilied. Orchettra, Girl ' Club. G. A. A. . . . Medical Technician. • WALLACE THINGVOLD— Me' top a far a we're concerned. • DOROTHY THURBER— She a gvm gem. Blue Tri. Girlt' Club, G. A. A. Board, C Winner . . . Interior Decorator. • MARY LOU THURESON—“Caat away caret! Gait away woeriet! Blue Tri Photographer. • ROSALIND TKACH— She't drilling and delightful. Honor Roll, Natl. Honor Society Cab., Student Council, Hall Monitor, Sec. and Supcrviior of Bank Caahtert, A Senior Caihirr, Senior Clatt Cabinet, Photo Ed. of Centralian Stiff. School Ed. tnd Newt Ed. of Newt Staff, Gym Tr t, Bond and Stamp Coenm., Mimet and Mummer . Cab. Blur Tri. Girlt' Club. Cab. and I. C. C. of Sitter Tri, G. A. A., Treat. Mod Language Club . . , Photographer. • LORAIN TORREY— She ipreadt good cheer where'er the goet. . . . Secretary. • FRANCES UDEEN— Her hair and eye make her ttand out in i crowd. • JEAN VAN GUILDER - W lx wouldn't irmle if they had her dimple . Red Cro.. • JOAN VAN LAANEN— She' witty to talk with and pretty to walk with. Hall Monitor, Hank Caihier, Band, Blue Tri, Girlt Club, Silver Tri. G. A. A. . . . Navy Norte. • MARGARET WASICK—' Athletic ire Iter ipecialty, but the duet everything well. Honor Roll, Student Council, Hall Monitor, Latin Club, Girlt' Club, G. A. A. I’ret., C Winner, Star W inner. • JOHN WATSON— He packi a wicked wallop. Hi-Y. C w inner. Football. Scrub Football. Track. • ERICK WICKSTROM Such men tre dangcrou . • DONALD WIELE— He't a good little boy in tchooj, but did you ever tee him anywhere rl e ” • DOROTHY WILKERSON— Gentle and calm.” Blur Tri, Girl ' Club, Silver Tri, G. A. A. . . . Univrrtity. • BILLIE JEANNE WILMOT- Where did you get that winning way? Student Council. Bank Cathicr, Cab Blue Tri, Girlt Club. C. A. A. . . . Ptychologitt. • JOHN WILMOT— W'olf that 1 am. be whitper to bimtrlf. Hi-Y, C Winner. Football. Scrub Foot-ball. Gym Tc.t . . . Naval Aviation. • CORRINE WYLDER— She't gentle, faithful and truly kind. Hall Monitor. Blue Tri. Girlt' Club . . . Nurte. • WALTER ZESBAUGH— Such a man! We with he were twint. Hall Monitor, Mgr. of Newt, Glee Club, Sec. Latin Club, Pret. Line Hi-Y. V. Pro. Gopbett HI-Y . . . Radio Adiertiting. • ROBERT ZOPF Hit wit and ability to argue arc turpaited by few. Student Council. Hall Monitor, Perfect Attendance . . . l aw yer. • ROBERT ZUMBERGE— Our vertion of Romeo. Hall Monitor, Red Crot . Treat. Morpht Hi-Y. Scrub Football . . . Forester • BETTY SHARP— She teatci both the piano and the boyt. Bank Cathier. Choir, Glee Club. Girlt' Club . . . Cadet Nurte Corpt • ROY HANSEN— Men of few wordt are often the beat. Spartan Hi-Y, Baikrtball, Football. NOT PICTURED • Stanley Aldrich. John Bang . Nerbert Botlger, Mrlva Brandanger. Theodor Bro, Dean Burnet, Douglat Burnet, Harold ChriitianMn, Audrey Clark, Howard Cotton, Maurice DeLong. Harlan Dokken. Roger Fremo, Roger Griffi . George Hu el, Neal Heine, Jeannettr Johigan. Robert C. Johnton, Bob Kimball. Jimei Madden, Richard May, Robert Morrit. Enar Net ton. Ernett N'irm . Eileea O'Donnell. Carl Olton. Geraldine Owcni, William Pierce. Bernice Sable, Donald Sampton, Donald Sheehan, Jamet Stelrer. Bill Tucker, Steve W ukmir. 21

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JUNE • BETTY PETERSON—“Why gentlemen prefer Wood.. Hill Monitor. Mimrt ind Mummrrt, Red Cron, Girl Club. and Tioi. Silver Tri, G. A. A.. Mud. Language Club , . . University. • DELORES PETERSEN— A liKb« Km ft live loo,.” Girl. Club, G. A. A. . . . University. •DOROTHY PETERSON— All who know her, like her.” • JEANNE PLANT— Your eye were nude lor laughter. Student Council, Mill Monitor, Blue Tri, G. A. A. Board, C Vinner. Silver Tri. Prefect Aitmdince . . U. of M. • ALVIN PLOSS— Jiniil, confident »nd ready to pleite • FRANCES QUIST— Rejdy to work, yet ready to play, ready to help wherever «he may.” Honor Hall, Pie . Natl. Honor Society, Student Council, Supervitor Hall Monitor , V, Pre . and Pret. Bank Cathien, Central!in Ad. Staff. Newt Staff, Mime and Mrmnin, Red ( rott. V. Pro. Latin Club, Cab. Blue Tri, Silver Tri, G. A. A. Hoard, C Vinner, Star Vinner . . . Dietician. • D’ETE RANUM — A winsome Ian with golden lockt.” , . , Comptometritt. • EUGENE REAGAN—“They who from itudy fltr-Jive Ion, and merrily. Treaa. of June Claaa, Sec., Treat., and Pro. Mi-Y . . . Aeronautical Engineer. • RUTH RIGBY - She looks on the bright tide of everything. Choir. Lat.n Club . . . Norte. • DONALD ROBERTSON - My inclination grit the better of my ludgment. • PATSY ROBINSON — If Patty’t in the crowd, we'll turely hate a good time.” Bank Caihier, V. Pm. Mimrt and Mumnicn, Mud. Language Club, Red Cron. Blue Tri, Girl ’ Club, Silver Tri . . , Dumont Scirncc Teacher. • MYRTLE ROHOI.T— Alwayt a good friend for everyone the knowi.” Red Crott. Blue Tri. Silver Tri, G. A. A., Girl ’ Club . , . Cadet Xurte. • MARGARET ROSTER - Midnight borrowed the dirkno. of hrr bate and eyrt. Honor Roll, Hall Monitor. Bank Cathier, Commercial Club. Skylight Club. Blue Tri, Girlt’ Club, Silver Tri, G. A. A. I'o.-eign Secretary • RICHARD ROWE— He raited a mattache to thurten hit ihaving time. . . , Navy Air Combat Crew. • MARILYN RUEDY— Small and fair, choice and rare. Hall Monitor, Glee Club, Blue Tri. Girlt’ Club, Silver Tri. G. A. A. . . . Buiincti College. • JUNE SAKAI - We with we might have known her better. Blue Tri, G. A. A. . . . Advrrtiiing Design. • NOLA SARKIS—“A witty woman it indeed a treaiure Honor Roll, Centralian Ad Staff. Mod. language Club, Red Crott. Blue Tri, Girlt’ Club, Silver Tri, G. A. A. . . . U. of M • ROBERT SAWYER— Hu tmile mike, life worth while '' Hunor Roll. Student Council, Choir, Hi-Y . Research Cbrmitt. • ROBERT SCMEI— Why hurry, at long at time diet anyway!” • LOIS SC HEN DEL- ' Vho taid gentlemen prefer blondet! • LORRAINE SCHULTZ Quiet. revived and untelfith. Hall Monitor. Latin Club, Girlt' Club . Nurte • ELIZABETH SCHOLL— A real girl whom you'd admire more rich tuccceding day. Choir. Glee Club. Blur Tri. . . . Mutic. • LORRAINE SCHREIBER— Silence it a good introduction . . . Honor Roll. Red Crott. Blue Tri • BEVERLY SCHUBERT— In clan tha t awfully thy, but outiide—oh me, oh my. Hall Monitor. • DONALD SCHWARTZ- 'A worker, yet alwayt ready for a good lime. V. Pro. Student Council, Pret. and Supervitor of Bank Cathien, A” Senior Cathier, Ed. of Centralian Staff, Chets Club, Linx Hi-Y . . . er..niutical Engineer. • ROSEMARY SEVERSON —“She tparklet with the p« T of li i»g-“ Honor Roll, Hall Monitor, Bloc Tri, Silver Tri. G. A. A.. Mod. Language Club . . Spaniih Interpreter. • VALATRICE SHRIMPTON— Personality plus pep o)ualt popularity. See. June Clan, Honor Roll, Hall Monitor, Cab. Nail Honor Society, Bank Cathier, Atiittint Ed. Centralian Staff, V. Pret. Choir. Mimrt and Mummert, Red Crott, Pret. Latin Club, Pret. and $e. of Blue Tri. Cab. Silver Tri . . . Cadet Sane. • MARY ANN S1VERTSEN— One Hue actrett.' Bank Cathier. Mime. ,nd Mummert, Red Crott, Blur Tri, Girlt Club, Silver Tri. Gym Trtt, Qucit Literary Staff, Mod. Language Club . . . Kindergarten Teacher. • MARY 5KAHEN - She laught and the world laught with her. latin Club . . . Medical Technician • BARBARA SMITH— True blue and dependable i« the. Honoe Roll. Hall Monitor. Red Crott, Blue Tri. Silter Tri . . Nurte. • GEORGE SMITH— He doesn't talk much, perhapt hc't thy • RUSSELL SMITH - Hey fellows! Htte't a good one. Linx Ili-Y . . . Pottmatter. 20 t « t

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HALL OF FAME JANUARY CLASS Laurel Pawiak Most Popular Wally Lauby Dorothy Fystrom Best Dancer Earl Bowman Jacky Dow Best Looking Ray Gammon Lauretta C.hcvelier Cutest Howie Knudtson Mavis Miller Classiest Vern Erickson Jeanne Peterson Best Dressed Chuck Thorton Jeanne Peterson Most Likely to Succeed Vern Erickson Joan Palmer Peppiest Wally Lauby Phyllis Hopper Wittiest Jim Goodwin Phyllis Hopper Noisiest Earl Bowman Arlene Bole Quietest John West man Laurel Pawiak Best All Around Bud Leak Jacky Dow Prettiest Hair Vern Erickson Bernice Sorenson Prettiest Eyes Lenny Carter Jeanne Peterson Smartest Leroy Nyhus Joyce Nelson Vern Erickson Mary Berg Most Talented Howie Knudtson Shirley Cannon Most Athletic Bud Leak FUTURE • Let's step into Bob Dawson’s Future Flyer while Bob prepares for a trip into the future. Everybody set? We’re off, amid a rush of hot air. Now the time machine is bringing us down on Seventh and Hennepin in the Minneapolis of the future. We step down onto the moving sidewalk which carries us to the Cafe Exception.de. The electric eye opens the door and we are greeted with a big Hi! by Bernie Coleman, rotund and jolly owner of the world famous cafe. Sitting at the left in the Red and Blue Room, we see Ray Gammon, movie idol of a million American women, with the famous tennis star. Laurel Pawiak. As Vern Erickson, the great movie producer, enters, accompanied by his latest protege, Mavis Miller, the lights dim and the floor show begins. Wally Lauby and his now famous Krudwinklers strike up the catchy tune of the day, Beat me Ba-looch with a Baseball Bat, by Howie Knudtson. The popular dance team. Nevels and Bowman, do JUNE CLASS Gretchen Hansen Most Popular Wally Dale Beverly Bernath Best Dancer Johnny Wilmont Pat Patton Best Looking Bob Zumbcrge Betty Peterson Cutest Bill Carlbom Pat Patton Classiest Roger Gridis Peggy Tcnold Best Figure and Physique Russell Nelson Jo Ane Petersen Best Dressed George Mitchell Val Shrimpton Most Likely to Succeed Frank Bruce Mickey Finerty Peppiest Duane Andrews Rosie Tkach Wittiest John Kleven Patsy Robinson Noisiest Jim Byrnes Evelyn Bieto Quietest Jerry Swcen Val Shrimpton Best All Around Bud Reagan Gona Nrilson Prettiest Hair Russ Smith June M. Nelson Prettiest Eyes Erick Wickstrom Jeanne Linder Smartest John Almen Beverly Kiklas Class Joker Jimmy Kickler Betty Sharp Most Talented Bill Baden Margaret Wastick Most Athletic George Gaspard FANTASY the Apple Turnover” and end with great applause from the audience. Comedian Orval Kock takes over now and renders a side splitting routine with the aid of his very able assistant, Norman Bale. The floor rolls back, revealing an ice skating rink, and Jeanne Peterson glides in wearing a costume of spun nylon. The program comes to an end as the Centralcttcs, Lauretta Chcvelier, Barbara Hill, Margie Harford, and Jacky Dow do their dance routine. Time to leave. Reaching into our pocket and discovering no folding money, we try to sneak out through the kitchen and to our amazement, there is Ruth Paquin sawing off a 1 J -inch T-bone steak. (Ration points no longer needed.) We get no further, for Johnny Ubcl and Leroy Nyhus, bouncers, arc upon us. As soon as they discover we’re without funds, we arc put to work washing dishes. Help comes soon in the forms of I.cnny Carter and Shirley Cannon, who have met the same fate as our own. JUNE CLASS DREAM • Hold on to your hats, kids! We’re off on a trip into the future. The time—19SS—the place—a class party held at Central. A big program has been planned, so stick around. Some definite changes arc evident around here— the addition of a fifth floor which contains a recreation room, soda fountain, and swimming pool. And better still, an escalator has been put in, so let's go in and sec what’s cookin’. Who’s this coming in the door? It’s Gen. Wally Dale (six star, no less) with Mrs. Dale (Jeanne Hultgren). Representing the press, here to write up the occasion, is Duane Andrews, Editor of the Star Journal Tribune and author of the best seller. The Scientific Approach in the Art of Lovemaking.” With him is the chief photographer of Life Magazine, Rosie Tkach. In the corner, Clem Hunter, youngest professor at Vassar, and Bob Lindquist, a big time construction engineer for the government, arc arguing about the price of beef in Italy. We are honored to have in our midst Gov. Frank Bruce, and those cinema favorites Eva Michalson and Tygable Clarkpower (formerly Butch Hart-wig). Eva and Butch have just finished a million dollar picture on the life of the famous Marine hero, Burt Johnson. Here comes Burt now with his vivacious little wife, Mickey (Finncrty). Let’s trot back stage and see some more of our old pals. There’s John Almen, television big shot, reviving some of his stage crew daze. Sitting at the piano arc Betty Sharp and 88 Keys” Baden. Both are top entertainers. Dancing to their piano doodling arc John Wilmot and Bev Bernath who manage an exclusive dancing salon in New York. Over yonder, we cast our optics on dancer Dot Haller who has just completed a personal appearance tour of all the South American countries. Taking it easy before the program is the M. C. for the evening, John Kleven, who has just taken over (Continued on page 48) 22