Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Roheortol Timel MIMES AND MUMMERS Christmas approaches! And tonight we present to you a Christmas play. This quote started the Mimes and Mummers Christmas program, Good King Wenceslaus. The colorful pageant which we saw was the result of many days and nights of constant practicing and a multitude of repetition. Under the direction of Mrs. Townsend, faculty advisor, the would-be actors and actresses presented us with one of the most enjoyable Christmas plays in many years. Members of this limited club were selected at a tryout held early during the year. They were required to read a part before the old members and were selected on the basis of the results. Row 1 j N. Anderson, Opstad, Mr . Townsend. Robertson, Hughes. Row 2. Kinney, logon, Boyer, McCollins, Norris. Row 3. M. Johnson. Potek, G. Peterson, Amireault, Russell, Studans. Row 4. Frory, Abercrombie, Stephens, Dohlberg, Poppas. Row 5. Rasmussen, leland, Roffers, B. Hansen, Krug, Wilson. 25

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Row 1. Cooley, McBeoth, lew! . Wolfram, Mr. Sandeen. Row 2. Carlson, Hawke, Needham. Row 3. Marchiafovo, Gcrger, Doty, Schleich, Oys, Bernard. STAGE CREW Pull the curtains! Get those props ready! These signals and others are the guiding words of the stage crew. Although some of these signals get mixed up the Stage Crew always comes through. Known as the silent men, the Stage Crew is responsible for the smooth running of all our programs. They also spend an endless amount of time arranging the scenery and planning the lighting and sound effects for the programs. VISUAL AIDS Known as the teachers assistants these students give up their time in order to show the different classes educational movies. Movies have grown rapidly in the field of education, and our projection crew has followed right behind in keeping in step with this advancement. Row 1. loomer. Miller, Frory. Mr. Hovey, Ingram, Fulkerton, La Bonne. Row 2. Memhou, Port, Schroeder, Matte, Kiploki, Schloer, Eide, Melegrode, Westlund, Swedenborg. 24

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Row 1. Mitt Donielt, Robichon, Student, Grady, Backmon, Row 2. Pedersen, Stodola, McCollint, Edwardt, Muth, Katzmon. Row 3. Green, Brittol, lundberg, Opttad, Boedeker, Toutley. Row 4. Ehmke, Organ, Martin, Webtter, Schaefer, G. Peterton, Carlton. Row 5. N. Nclton, Portor, Kimbcll, R. Johnton, Machiejny, S. Nelton, S. Johnton, Cody. RED CROSS BANKERS Helping to inform us of people and customs of other countries has been only one of the objectives of the Junior Red Cross. Working with Miss Daniels, their faculty advisor, they have sponsored a program which maintained their progress toward their goal. The annual gift box drive was successful because of the willingness to work hard by the members guided by the President, Aija Studans. Remember to bank Tuesday! Have you been given these suggestions each week? Probably. By Whom? Why, your homeroom banker of course. If you heeded each reminder and banked faithfully as you received a suggestion, then you probably have a sizable sum put aside. Rather than being irked at your banker you should thank him. The bankers, working with the able assistance of Miss Zanger, have tried to maintain a large number of bankers in school. This was done by putting banking on a competition basis, with all advisories trying to get first place. Row 1. Pimke, Norm, Mill Zonger. Tweed, Katzmon. Ro w 2. Becker, Clark, Proft, Roiling. Wadd.ck, K. torion, Horrii. Row 3. Meixner, Gronberg. Epple, Green, Hughes. Frary. ledin, Gowell. Row 4. $. Green. Falkum, Zodach, Preiton, Runyon. Moffett. Theroi. Row 5. Youngquiil, Ha nno. R. Andorion, Cody. Stenqu.it, Angr.mson, Knution Wahl. Row 6. Broon, D. Anderion, Miller, Beoiley. O’Rei lly, Skujini, Dahlberg, Honczarenko. 26