Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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ROW It Thom, C. Shoenrock, D. Mis Shifflett, lick. B. Wilson, S. ROW 2: Bristol, P. Woolery, I. Fisher, J. Westin, K. CREATUS GERMAN CLUB Creative writing is once again in the spotlight. Between the covers of the creatus are all phases of literature. The purpose of publishing the magazine is to display the creative writing talents of the students of Central. With Miss Shifflett as their advisor, the editors Purdy Bristol, Bob Lick, and Sandra Wilson, and the creative writing class have tried to present a magazine of interest to the student. A quick selling item that pleased the students and easily increased their funds was supplied by the German Club. You have probably been aroused by its effectiveness during the Christmas and New Year season. Although only a twig “mistletoe” has served its purpose. They also sold holly” for school decorations. Their meetings were arranged in order to become acquainted with the customs and history of Germany. This was accomplished by the group under the guidance of Bob Alfton, Pres, who had been an exchange student to Germany last summer. ROW J. Tisue, McKeone, Alfton, Studans, Preston. ROW 2: Amircoult, Schultz, Thcisen, Pelecis, Rickermonn, Becker, Voronak. ROW 3: lindberg, Alfton, Randolph, Ehmkke, Stein, Bumonis, Benson, Nemec. ROW 4: Honcza-renko, Barnott, Lein, Schroeder, lagamann, Martinson, lomb. ROW 5s Hesselgrave, Peterson, Leland, Dahn, Addington, McNearncy, lee, Krueger. 18

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!EWS STAFF . . Meeting deadlines for the bi-weekly edition of ie Central High News has been the driving force “hind this organization throughout the past year. The news staff has tried to supply the students ith interesting stories on school activities, teach-s, interviews, jokes, poems, cartoons, and even little gossip, along with trying to keep the stu-;nts informed on all the latest happenings. They ave also gained knowledge in the field of urnalism. Guided by Mr. Mulligan, the Central High News 3$ obtained recognition throughout the years. Besides work, the News Staff has put on a w programs to boost the sale of the paper. STAFF lort Features eggy Newman Kathleen Hesselgrove ruce Johnson Sharon Stonebcrg nl editor Janet Baskin met Cornelison Judy Isely al assistant Dot Proft ob Alflon Business Manager ment editor Darlene Poirier orothee Proft Advertising Managers ditor Bette Moore jdy Youngberg Cc Ce McCollins editors Circulation managers m Abercrombie Mary Hudson m Babich Kathy Roney jm Ewing Faculty Adviser ports sverly Peterson John E. Mulligan 17

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ROW 1: Baron, Barboro, Hadreas, Runyon, Gorney. Opstad, B. Nelson, Richemann, Few. ROW 2: Marlin, Hughes, Co verl, Cripps, Epple, Wallers, Stimson, Martinson, Webster. ROW 3s Birnborg, Knutson, Austad, Hinderaker, Thunold, Wod dick, Kirby, Cornelison. ROW 4: Keating, Temple, Thomas, Childs, Gromm, Reich, lundholm, R. Johnson. ROW 5: Stephens Woolcry, MacMillan, J. Dahlborg, Norquist, Show, Zadach, Robertson, Newmon, S. Johnson. ROW 6s Donald Hessel grove, Kaufman, I. Johnson, Hollivay, Gray, V. Dohlberg, Vaux, Swanson, Larson. ROW 7 D. Anderson, Ewing, Pederson Scanlon, Shonneman, Brunes, Edstrom, Rasmussen, N. Anderson, Axiotis. ROW 8 s Marchiofovo, Baremore, Ulrich, Conn G. Peterson, Gerherd, Hollom, Adams, Hansen, Duffy, Jacobson. SPANISH CLUB Selling, working, and having fun has been the motto of the Spanish Club. Throughout the year the club has sold vanilla, shampoo, and Christmas cards which have helped to raise funds for the caravan to Mexico. They have also sponsored paper sales and dances. At the traditional Christmas party they broke the pinata which was filled with candy. This has been a custom among the Spanish for many years. South American customs and ways of life has been the subject at their meetings in order to gain more knowledge for their intended trip. With Mrs. Olson as their advisor the Spanish Club has grown to be one of the most important organizations at Central. ROW J: Katzman, B. Johnson, Boyer, Mrs. Olson, Norris, Rovick, Theriault. ROW 2: Becker, Weston, Kannemon, Harris, Newsomo, Ingram, Everson. ROW 3: Butenhoff, B. Nelson, Blinkenberg, Benedict, Rice, Gilbertson, Logan, Newsom. ROW 4» Vaughn, Anderson, Latham, Pappin, Payne, Swanson, Stiegelmeyer, Wilson, Wodrich. ROW 5t Burg, Russell, Bumanis, Bristol, Nordling, Rossmon, Zela, Anderson, Hough, Schlitz. ROW 6. M. Johnson, Hazlett, Tyler, McCollins, Ziegler, Youngberg, Poppas, Hovland, Patek. ROW 7. Marrow, Clork Purcell, Kinney, Mendenhall, Stadols, Grady, Wolden, Schul-strom. 19