Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Row I. Dobbelaire, Madsen, Green, Hadreos, Edwards, Patek, Carter. Row 2. Meixner, Grady, Wilson, Boedeker, Engfer, Gilbertson, Moore. Row 3. McKeone, Zadach, Barron, Wahl, Magnuson, leyden, Ekso, Berge. Row 4. Thomas, Porietis, Grahn, Hartman, Davies, Moore, Childs. Row 5. Woolery, MacMillion, Dahlberg, Woodward, Dille, Meelberg, Fend, Bristol. Row 6. Watson, Axiotis, O'Reilly, Berg, Thies, Moore, Isely, Persons, Dahlberg. TRIETTES Triettes, a branch of the Y.W.C.A. has sponsored many activities along with having fun. The girls started their activities with a recognition dinner where all new members were officially brought into the organization. This organization is divided into four chapters with officers for each individual group. Service seems to be this group’s goal as they have worked with the March of Dimes, the T. B. drive, and went Christmas caroling. Annual joint meetings are put on with the Hi-Y. In order to make money this year the Triettes have sponsored sock hops and have also sold jelly. Under the direction of Miss Deans the Triettes have had a very successful year. Row 1. McMahon, Therioull, Hughes, Barnett, Nowmon, Boyer, Ulrich, Miss Deant. Row 2. Bertrond, Purcell, Ander-ton, Johnson, Berggren, Hanson, Nowsome, Everton. Row 3. Johnson, Gooley, Anderson, Johnson, Bronson, Neil-sen, Johnson, Nelson. Row 4. Iverson, ledin, Kanneman, Westin, Widell, Johnson, Johnson, Nelson, Ruud. Row 5. Opsfad, Tuck, Gorney, Runyon, Preston, Thomson, Tcrnowski, Tousley. Row 6. Tyler, Mitchell, Butenhoff, Pappas, Honczrenko, Johnson, Hovland, Stoneberg, Corneliton. 27

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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

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Row I. Katzmon, Kinney, Woddick, Thunold, Rovick, Ring, Row 2. Miller, Webster, Shea, Johnson, Spencer, Steiger, Hansen. Row 3. lagimann, Martinson, Fyle, Preston, Mortrud, Lick, Anderson. Row 4. Rassmuscn, Studans. Meixner, Newman, Kersey, Holbrook, Rotters. CHOIR A hush falls over the audience; the maestro lifts his hands bringing forth the voices of the Central High Choir. Thus began the choir’s annual Christmas program. This program climaxed a hectic week for the vocal musicians. During this week the choir had been invited to sing at the Radisson Hotel, appear on T.V., and topped off the Christmas week with two concerts. Such talent as theirs naturally takes a lot of hard work and practice. Those who came early in the morning will no doubt recall having heard the choir diligently practicing. Thanks to their director, Mr. Schommer, who has helped to develop their abilities, they have been awarded high ratings in many contests. Their musical contribution to us has helped to make our days at Central memorable. Row I. Hanna, Woodrich, Madsen, Mitchell. Row 2. lee, Kreuger, lindberg, Snesrud, Markley, Kuphol, Hanson, Hesselgrave, Gaglund. Row 3. Clark, Rekow, Rossmon, Carlson, Peterson, Larson, Slrouman, Ncmec, Payne, Miller. Row 4. Jinkyes, Smith, Rieke, lomb. Row 5. Lwnd, Scanlon, Frory, Jacobson, Hurtig. 28