Central High School - Optimist Yearbook (Crookston, MN)

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This is the way to pitch, says Marie Guerra while the rest of C. Rarnstad, J. Sorvigg front row: B. Paasche. C. Llnster, C. the G. A. A. Board looks on. ,Back row: J. Stedman, C. Sorvig, Arch, J. Rodseth. V. Hanson lsecretaryb. J. Paulsen lvige- P. Ristau. T. Tofsly, N. Enge lpresidentl, L. Erickson. B. Evenson, presidentl. M. Vraa, M. Melby. With the school term well under- way, the fair maids of the Girls' Ath- letic Association, decked out in their blue and white sweaters, once again brushed up on their rules, dusted the equipment, and prepared the schedule. Dream boats Kicking the lid off the sports was soft- ball, followed enthusiastically by soc- cer, track, and archery. Along with the snow came the indoor sports of dancing and volleyball. Recreational, volley ball, basketball, and winter sports com- pleted the schedule of events. Tangled up in soccer-Mary, Charlotte, Patty. A trim badminton babe is Pat. Make this one count, Marilyn. Sharp shooting-loan 38

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Like a swift meteor I-lurtling around the Cinder path Second in the district meet went to this crew ot Central tneksters-back nw: Coach Meier Snell. R. Vind, H. Manole, D. Malakowski, R. Johnson, G. Ramberg. Manager G. Johnson: second row: H. Steinbrink, A. Olson, J. Sampson, W. Radi, G. Bolstad. R. Lundg front row: D. Bennett, D. Morlan. Captain D. Pilkey. R. Morlan. Q. Wood, D. Lawler. TRACK 1949 DISTRICT MEET Thief River Falls .............,,.....,....... 83 Crookston ,,.,.. ., ......,,.,, .....,.. 5 2 East Grand Forks.. .....,.,, ...,,,., 3 199 Warren .,..,,.,,.....,,....... ,....,, l 495, Red Lake Falls ..........,.,.,,,,.......,...... 13 1949 REGION MEET Thief River Falls .....,....,.,...,,.,.,....., 51 Bemidji ......................,.......,............... 40 Ada ....,......,...,.,.. ......,. 1 9 Roseau .......,.....,.... .,,...,. 1 'it-Q Park Rapids ,....... ........ 1 6 Crookston ........ ......,, I 295 Cass Lake ................ ........ 6 Mahnomen .............,... ........ 6 Red Lake Falls .....,.,..,.... ....,... 5 East Grand Forks .......,..,,..........,.,... 3 NORTH VALLEY CONFERENCE MEET Thief River Falls .....,.,.............. 71 1!l2 Grand Forks ............,.,.,. .......... 60 7112 Crookston .,...,...,. ...,...... Devils Lake ......,...... .......... Grafton ..... ....,.........,.. .......... East . Grand Forks .,...... ...... CROSS COUNTRY TRIANGULAR MEET Northwest School .................. 15 Crookston ..,.............,............... 51 Grand Rapids ....,, ..,..... .,.......... 5 1 DUAL MEET Northwest School ................. .15 Crookston , .,.,....,.,,....,....,,........ 40 First cross country team - G. Grondahl. D. Lawler, B. Dillabough. L. Lyngholm. R. Blever, G. Johnson. 39 21 7112 20 112 13 114 8 Starting with a nucleus of only three lettermen, Coach Meier Sne1l's track squad had a very successful sea- son. Captain Dave Pilkey placed in the regional meet in both the 100 and 220-yard dashes. Thief River Falls, perennial powerhouse, took most of the honors at the meets with the Bucs a close second in the district and third placers in the North Valley conference. Pilkey, Don Bennett, Dick Morlan, and George Ramberg were the highest point getters on the squad. Cross country was started for the first time at Central under the direction of Coach Meier Snell. Winning form placed Morlan in four events. Captain Bennett vaults over the cross-bar.