Central High School - Optimist Yearbook (Crookston, MN)

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6 W i 1 . l ! 1 ." I 5? -Q Proud members of the National Honor Society: Karen Brown, Lila Lien, Elaine Boyer, and Robert Buus, who were elected as juniors. V3 Melvin Wolters, Lanny Barness, Lila Lien, and Patsy Halas were our delegates for the M.S.T.C. citizenship conference. Corky was chosen to attend Boys' State in St. Paul last summer. 'L, V 2 ' Coeser won his laurel wreaths. Central's heroes lof both sexesl brought these home. The Honored Few THE HONOR TEN l. Karen Brown, Valedictorion 2. Lila Lien, Salutatorian 3. Elaine Boyer 4. Kathleen Simpson 5. Robert Buus 6. Delores Bohach 7. Phyllis Hanson 8. Janis Ewing 9. Melvin Walters IO. Karleen Lewis

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We limit Get Bored Scientific minds at work. This is the Science Club. The members made projects to send to the "Science Fair" in Bemidji, Let's hope they all winl Westby, Harboe, Stolen, Hoiseth, Keuning, Swen- son, LaHaise, Barness. Not in picture: S. Buus, A. Sterger, Bennett, Hendrickson, Walters, Mickelson. Officers: Pres, JoMae Keuning, V.P. Ruth Mickel- son, Sec. Joan l-larboe. Adviser: Mr. Westby. Keeping the library quiet, signing passes, dusting, checking out books, and helping others to look for references are some of the jobs members of the library staff do. Standing: J. Peterson, Steenerson, Myrold, Mickelson, Halos, Miller, Anderson, C. Birkeland, Palm, I. Birkeland, Vind, M. Gangness, Bennett, M. Peterson, Svedahl, Johnston, Melbye, seated: Abrahamson, Judy Hanson, Nelson, Morlan, Harboe, Janice Hanson, Olson, Knutson, Ristau, Zachgo, Vanderbeek, Flancher, McWaters, L. Gangness, Wichern. Not in picture: Cook, Karen Johnson, Strommen. Officers: Pres. Marilyn Zach- QOQ V. P. Lorraine Gangness. Adviser: Miss Sivert- son. High school teaching is the aim of these FTA mem- bers. Standing: Stolen, Olson, Anderson, Brown Aarnes, seated: Peterson, Svedahl, Boyer, Oppe- rud, Eggert. Not in picture: J. Pederson, S. Buus Flancher, J. A. Hanson, Campbell.

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Throwing light on the Thespians, dra- matic honor society. Standing: Mc- Culla, Fylling, Larsen, Brown, Sather, Erickson, Nelson, Lewis. Seated Probstfield, Olson, Boyer, Stadsvold Jarman. Not in picture: Larum Behr. Officers: Pres. Lois Olson V.P. Stanton Stadsvoldg Sec. Elaine Boyer. Advisers: Misses Probstfield and Jarman. Crookston High School CITIZENSHIP AWARD Karen Brown Roger Larum AMERICAN LEGION CITIZENSHIP AWARD Robert Buus Karleen Lewis LANDBERG MEMORIAL JUNIOR HIGH CITIZENSHIP Judith Dragseth Edward Kline CROOKSTON WOMEN'S STUDY CLUBS STENOGRAPHY AWARDS Dianne McWaters Shyla Palm TYPING AWARD Bruce Lindell HOLTE SCIENCE AWARD Robert Buus BAUSCH G LOMB SCIENCE AWARD Karen Brown WILLIS EIDE BEST ATHLETE AWARD Paul Wold RONALD CAREY MEMORIAL MUSIC AWARD Sherol Swanson DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION AMERICAN HISTORY AWARD Jean Ann Hanson Douglas Johnson tGrade III lGrade 7I FEDERATED WOMEN'S CLUBS CONSERVATION ESSAY AWARD Judith Dragseth Gary Letness an Quill and Scroll, honor society for high school journalists, looks feminine but really isn't supposed to be. Standing: Eggert, Ewing, Swanson, Randers, Lewis, Johnson, Eisert, Bohach, seated: Boyer, Brown, Hanson, Olson, Sherlock. Officers: Pres. Phyllis Hanson, V.P. Lois Olson, Sec. Karen Brown. Advisers: Mrs. Nachbar, Mrs. McCulla. he reward of a job well-done. Members of the National Honor Society now know that We care, too, Karen-that you had the honor of going to Girls' State. their hard work has not been in vain. Their satisfaction is being a member of a national society in which schools of the nation partici- pate. The only desire of a good Thespian is to be on the stage, facing the audience, saying well-learned lines, and taking bows. This year the group's main project was the producing and directing of three one-act plays. Little bits of journalism out of the bright minds of the Quill and Scroll chapter are published in the "Pepster", "Optimist", and "Pieces of Eight". Keeping the marks up is another feat that this society insists upon.