Central High School - Optimist Yearbook (Crookston, MN)

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P TTER OE HAPPY SERVICE INTERESTS of all kinds flourish at Central. No matter what your heart desires, you're sure to find it. above: Yea, Pirates! Cheerleaders of the "A" squad, Beverly Sandberg, Mary Wilder, Donna Rohrer, and Carol Fundingsland, am "B" squad, Joanne Bright, Chrys Campbell, Janice Brubakken, and Shirley Waller cheer the boys on. below: We Women Want Oui Rights." Speech class presents their Variety Show.

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Activities Every Central student can belong to something. If he wants to work, there's the - at Pepster staff or dramatics club. And "T Fig- music jobs are all around, for he who l""l f ill . . . Q .fr 1 X wants to train his voice or ll ffl blow that crazy horn. Every interest ki Z 5 E group is represented in some way. W J And for those who can qualify ' XXXX there are the honoraries. X Early they come, and late they stay, taxing their strength and talent.

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AWARDS are presented every year to students participating in activities. Here Mr. Thorson is presenting the Carey Music Award to Patty Wold. ' i - 4 ixmn ' 4 4 . - ? W D' , i 5 Y - fm igaofgif WORK, work, work! That could be the motto for our school paper, the Pepster. Mickey Stadsvold and Tom McCul1a check the galley. TALENT is very evident when one listens to the singing of the Jurchen sisters, Gladys, Irene, and Laurain. They won the WDAY Talent Show this year. FREEDOM to follow interests is but one of our many freedoms. The Freedom Shrine was presented to Central by the Crookston Exchange Club at an assembly. Mr. Flom and Mayor Thomforde were two of the speakers on the program. 51