Central High School - Optimist Yearbook (Crookston, MN)

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MW the eighth grade looks toward next year "Singing, flancing. having funl ,,llll2ltlS the way the eighth gl'1lilClS run l" XYith this rhyme as a lmasis tl1e eighth grade we11t through a profitahle year of eclucational and extra-crirricular achieve- 1ne11ts. .Xu eighth grade girls' sextette was organ- izecl successfully. the l'iratettes tappecl and sang their way to local fame, an eighth grade party was o11e of tl1e lmig successes of tl1e year, n11m- 0111115 short plays were given enthusiastically, and llall of lfame memhers were electecl. 'llhe re- s11lts of this election were as follows: Represen- tative, gXaronetta llansen, Rauclolf Saugstacl: Stuclious, tilaclys Olson, liicharcl Reitmeierg Mu- sical, lletty lialfour, Ronald Carey: llopular, llelene l,ocken, Rohert Klclsenzie: l,CZlClCl'SllllJ, Nacline Stenshoel, blohn lieattyl liest Looking, Marilyn Ytilson, Alames l.aurent: XYittiest, Mir- iam Snyder, .lohn llurgeson. 'llhis year the eighth grade home rooms org'- anizecl accorrling' to tl1e same plan as the seventh gracle. liach room electecl officers annl a 1'eporter for the .lunior lli-l,ites. 'llhe elections were helcl at the lmeginning of each semester, and officers seryecl for one semester. The selections of home room 214 for the first semester were Rohert Mclienzie, presiclent: llel- e11e Locken, VlCC-1Jl'CSltlClltQ joan lloyrle, secre- tary: Gladys Olson, treasurer. For the second semester they were .Naronetta llansen, president: llelen llorge. vice-presicleutg lAll'I'Z1lllC Peterson, secretary: XYalter johnson, treasurer. Ill room .216 the officers for tl1e first semester were Day- ton 1Xnclerson, presiclentg Ronald Carey, vice- presiclent: John lieatty. secretzu'y-treasurer, 'llhe second semester they were john Beatty, presi- clent: Viola liennen, yiee-presimleiitq lflaine Bang, secretary-treasurer. In the tirst semester the offi- cers of home room H5 were Nadine Stenshoel, presiclentg Miriam Snycler, vice-presiclent: Ran- clolf Saugstacl, sec1'eta1'y: Clayton XYentzel, treas- urer. In tl1e second semester Miriam Snyder, president: Richard Reitmeier, vice-presiclent, Ranclolf Saugstacl, secretary: Pauline Schuler, treasurer servecl as officers. Back row: Smith, Bain, Wentzel, Gjerstad, Raymond, Viau, Francis. R. Horge, D. Reber, W. Johnson, Laurent. Sixth row: Swanson, Taylor, Roen, Marcotte, Camp, D. Hanson, Amb. Fifth row: Capistran, Dumas. Steenerson. Eide, Berger, Norrie, Skodje, Rowley, Bang, Balfour. Sawyer, Hartman. Harron, Mc Kenzie, Fourth row: Reitmeier, Bakken, Casmey. Holt, Hillmon, Storeby, E. Wilson, Snyder, Strom, Hansen, Stenshoel. Locken. Hovde Farden, Naugle. Third row: Rink, L. Bennen, Foss, Dayton Anderson, Mortenson, Beatty, N. Johnson, J. Erickson, Hill, Canan, Romuld, R. John son, Morlan. Jasper. Second row: Carey, Burke, Hopkins. Ramstad, Nelson, Robert Viau, Saugstad, Sheffloe, Reinschmidt, Gunderson, Cochrane Henry. La Fleur, Eickhof, Burgeson, Zitka. Front row: Olson, O'Day. Schuler, Norman, Swisdal, Eastvold, Kerner, A. Erickson, V. Bennen, Dorothy Anderson. Vanseth Peterson, Jensrud, H. Horge, M. Wilson, J. Johnson. 13 1

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:ii . i E. Back rowidM3Elgooin. Gjesdahl, De Boer, Hannah, Reynolds, Knuth, W. Larsen, O. Larson, Lundgren, Jacobson, Berglund. Fitz- gera . . n erson. Fifth aowzlffiefer, Schultz, Cutler, Watson, Woelk, Stone, C. Wagstrom, Gjerstad, E. Hansen, Oppegaard, Mitchell. Bergum. isse . Fourth row: C. Van Mill, M. Wagstrom. Howard. Clauson, Wiley, Gorder, Wilcox. Luettjohann, D. Melbye, Ryan. Ruud, Acker. Lerum, Marcotte, Bakken. Third lrovg: Hezig, Fox, Sampson, Thompson, C. Williamson, Whitney. Schafer, Sellberg, Ziebeck, M. Anderson, Hendricks, Wick- an er, son. Second row: Matti. Hauglid, Iverson, Nelson, Balke, Wilkens. Lewin, Madson, P. Anderson, Fischer. Mickelson, Schmunk, Sanders. Akerlund, Wilson, C. Van Mill, Dunham. Front row: J. Williamson. Brunner, Swanson, Zachgo, Hawes. Storeby. St. Martin, V. Melbye, Heiherg. Naugle, Isaacson. Reber, R. Melby, Jasper. Scarr, Dahlen. Faces Beaming the seventh grade reviews its first year president: Raymond Dunham. vice-president Kenneth llannah. secretary-treas1n'er. who be- came president second semester, with Myles .Xu- Following the school program the three sev- enth grade home rooms organized at the begin- ning of the year to carry out their entertaimnent and educational activities. Home room officers and representatives were elected at the beginning of each semester, and many short programs were given throughout the year by the class members. In room 118 with Miss llarmon as adviser the officers for the first semester were Nancy Oppe- gaard, president: Dwain Lundgren, vice-presi- dent: Marilyn Mitchell, secretary-treasurer1 for the second semester: Virginia Melby, presidentg Robert Lewin, vice-president: Dwain Lundgren, secretary-treasurer. In Miss Donald's room. 119. the first semester, Gerald Ziebeck was president! David XYilson, vice-president: Robert Selberg, secretary: Lee Schafer, treasurer: and for the second semester, lfunice Scaar, president: Robert 'llhompson, vice-president: lletty lVoelk, secre- tary-treasurer. For the iirst semester the officers in Miss Canlit-ld's room, 217, were liilly Bissell, 2 derson as vice-president and l'eter .Nnderson ae secretary-treasurer. During the past school year l,ee Shafer ol room 119 won third prize in the soap carving contest, llruce Fox of Miss Caniield's room wor the Constitution Day essay contest. and Rutl' llawes of the same room wrote the best XYash- ington Day essay in the seventh grade. .X special Boy Scout demonstration was put on by member: of Miss Donald's room. and all home rooms pre- sented short plays and skits on their home roon' programs. 'llhese home room activity periodr have proved very successful, both from an edu- cational standpoint and a recreational one. News items are discussed, plays given, special days ob- served, speeches made-all of these things con- tribute to the seventh grader's education and tt his enjoyment of school.

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Hopeful Hearts are plentiful as the ninth grade Back row: Capistran. Brandt. Ellis, Brotlen, E. Hanson. Camp, Lundeberg. Hegland. Fifth row: W. Ericson, Carpenter. Graham, Henre, Hawes, Hegg, Lemke. Avelsgaard. Hilligoss. Crane. Fourth row: D, Kuhn, Lyngholm. Hill, Berglund, Brottem, Dukek, Baird, Logesz, G. Johnson. Lycan, Heidrich. Third row: Amodt. B. Johnson, M. Hanson, Eikens. Luettjohann, Glasrud, Heldstab. E. Haugen. Barness. Isaacson. Iugvalson, H. Kuhn. Second row: Gjesdahl, R. Eickhof, Grinols, Carlson, M. Anderson, H. Erickson, Cochrane, Lindberg. Brule. Jasper. Blatchford C. Eickhof, Larson. First row: Fisher, Allard, Gramer, Cota. B. Haugen, Jensrud, Kiel, M. Anderson, Kohn, Beverly Arsneau. Betty Arsneau, Daniel- son. Ellenson. Ellinger, Lindholm. Back row: Panzer. B. Swanson, Sage. Verreaux, Stickney, Thorson, Mortenson. Samuelson, Moen. Simpson. Yates. Fourth row: Sannes, Wicklander, Rasmussen. Selvik, Welter, Reimann, Schuett. Schmunk. Schafer. D. Steedsnian. Strand. E, Taus. Third row: Osmundson, Ristau, Ogaard. L. O'Brecht, Marcotte, Madison, Tiedemann. Sellberg. Wilcox. Van Mill, Sundet. Stone, Simon, Seaton. Second row: Rishovd, Morken, Vanseth, D. Morlan, L. Steedsman. Sholes, Thorp, Vaudrin, W. Morlan, Rosenthal. Schmidt, Reese. Vander Weg. First row: Ruud. Miller, E. Nelson. Mullin, Normann, Zachgo, M. Nelson, E. O'Brecht, Wastweet. Stark. D, Taus. Sanders, B. Swanson, Williamson, Roe. li Q I ll-ll