Central High School - Booster Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1945 volume:

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Mwan, . F 3, me X - NM. 9 M N PM mm.: -j 0, U. gf WZZPTM-4-4,..0cw4..0ff t' + - gy ' Luiz ww, QM ' , . I Z 11' My x ' -, Wi! 0 . XXQ ,QW-J La Crosse, Wis 1945 G 'iw G G 5 .HQ '! 3 1 EE UIQ E M G E 2. Im Faculty Seniors Clubs Athletics Sclmool Life '7aAle af Gaaienla AMW fwomqwwn: 'W ll '-Ilnuqg.,, 6 . I6 . 50 . 68 . 80 Y X X 4. X Q. ia 'Wan , .V 9 v - .,.!Qg:vn. ,..-..,,,5QQt' - f'l I H - ' 4ofuuaful The combined might of the Allied forces is today achieving results'which not long ago seemed impossible. As the military struggle rolls on to victory, Allied leaders turn to the tremendous task of rebuilding a chaotic world into one of unity, security and freedom, The achievement of a peaceful, united world seems today as impossible as did Allied victory not many months ago. lt is a stupendous task and one that cannot be accomplished in a year, a decade, or even a generation. High school youth all over the world will have a share in it. As it is a challenge to the leaders of today, it is also a challenge to us, among whom are the leaders of tomorrow. But once more, we believe, Allied free countries will ultimately accomplish the apparently impossible, and therein lies true achievement. 'A ' ' ' N. 2 ' A . A 4-W N ecficafion Thus our l945 Booster IS gratefully dedlcated to Mass H Margaret Josten retured head of the hustory department to whom among other ser vlces Central Hlgh School ns mdebted for the honor study hall and the rutual for Circle Kundly replyang to our request for a message she has wrltten I The Joy of Achlevem nt Joy of achlevement IS the reward creative effort wms when work IS well done and brings beauty happmess or physlcal well belng to others All work ns at :ts best creatlve the mother s work the father s the make a house a place of beautiful order and peace thus as an act of creatuon So as It to repanr the household possessuons to teach a chuld to manage a busuness to heal the suck to secure pustace through the law To brung to every task flawless workmanshup and one s best effort to set hugh :deals and never to compromuse wuth them always to keep one s eagerness to learn and to Improve nothnng In lnfe us more nnvugoratmg to the splrlt To strlve proudly to make each task noble that It may give servuce and brung happnness to those about one therenn lues the loy of achlevement H Margaret Josten . I 1 I' . . . I n I I 1 1 I I . - In Q 1 I . , . ll U e I ,, . . . . . . I . . b . I . . . , , I I I I I artlst's, the gardener's, the manual laborer's, the scientist's. To clean and 1 1 . . I . I . . - , I I I I ' f - I I . . . . I I . . . . , . ,, Gnlh Star entralites Private lst class Leo Amundson, U. S. Marine Corps, Hawaii Private Winfield Bagley, U. S. Army Air Corps, United States Private lst class Lawrence Banasik, U. S. Army, Paratrooper, France Ensign Harold Barret, U. S. Navy, Green Islands, Pacific Flight Officer Otto Bey, U. S. Army Air Corps, Italy Fireman 2nd class Robert Books, U. S. Navy, Australia Private Marian Braun, Wac, Fort Dix, New Jersey Private lst class Robert Brody, U. S. Army, Infantry, France Sergeant Halsie Cilley, U. S. Army, Barton, Florida Chief Petty Officer La Verne Cilley, U. S. Navy, Pacific Corporal Avery Cole, U. S. Army, Leyte Sergeant Kenneth Dell, U. S. Army, Germany Lieutenant Jack Ellis, U. S. Army, France Private Robert Formanek, U. S. Army, ltaly Lieutenant Robert Grosskopf, U. S. Army Air Corps, Germany Fire Control Man lst class Darrel Hess, U. S. Navy, Hawaii Sergeant James Hillebrandt, U. S. Army Air Corps, United States Captain James Jolivette, U. S. Army, Luzon Staff Sergeant Ray Lafser, U. S. Army Air Corps, United States Sergeant Stuart Lambe, U. S. Army Air Corps, South Pacific Second Lieutenant Carl Leidel, U. S. Army Air Corps, United States Lieutenant Clifford Clyde Cox Lockhaven, U. S. Navy, Atlantic Staff Sergeant Frank Michel, Jr., U. S. Army Air Corps, Camp Phillip Seaman lst class George Naegle, U. S. Navy, Hawaii Ensign John Newman, U. S. Naval Air Corps, United States Lieutenant Ralph Olson, U. S. Army, Belgium Staff Sergeant Ervin Proksch, U. S. Army, Italy Technician 5th class Robert Rau, U. S. Army Seaman lst class Milton W. Rude, U. S. Navy, Australia Staff Sergeant Francis Sawyer, U. S. Army Air Corps, India Seaman lst class Robert Sweeney, U. S. Navy, Atlantic Corporal Walter Thomack, U. S. Marine Corps, South Pacific Lieutenant Robert Weisbecker, U. S. Army Air Corps, Africa s, Kansas Faculty 9 lies, in achieving what you aim a but in aiming h y ought to ach e, and pressing forward, sure of achievem here, or if not here, hereafter. O JJX -R. F. Hor ,f ,ggi , Off! Q, QQ? lfffi A 6 QUJ' Wifgfgief p C J WKKEQQ OEM Kwbwk wwfgbi BL UQ? Qgf' ALGCQJE A QX ow Saw f Q my fffwi Sgvxxuwjia Qfbxxsmwdx MQ 'is M we Sb ,, K JD SWK Migqbz G-535' 49,5 vi Kb Q Q W Q W UV ui ffm! at Mpfx of WI! Z My fy an gi KWO- Y we Q U Sw Q' QNJU O Calf-gk' 6 Cf QX 5 O-f x5 O Q Qu - y e ' Go K., - LL1 f ,D CC xx ' QXX O X 1 is ,X J f r 0 ifhjf XQX OJJJJ O Gi X N an 0 C, . O., ' :O X Q Q! 0 . ,' X A X ,,. 'Q GJ' f fb f J? G60 R? X W '-' Fm . a. K X xii LLja's2A':i,gf,fhjai.i ' X 15 'i ' ' M -F f H531 Q-9' YA I gffl 1, VV 'I e ,' f Qlafafw Q H y 1 f ' , 5 A X 'X A' Cs! iii- f' If 356 I G - f E - -fl k A f V X '+ .73 X 6 f' Q X W EXE- l ' S ku '1 cr' 1 I 121- Ri. Under the anxlous observatuon of H Root and R McCleod H Wheelock latest sensation on the faculty quintet chalks up a score for the pedagogs desplte opposltnon from La Cres cent s dynamic Brandt Schwarz The umposung back vlew IS presented by Kenny Blanchard At the annual professorate vs student body cage tllt the faculty all stars are led on to vlc tory by the nnspmng cheers of R Lelnfelder and M Muller 8 . . . . . , . , . . . . I I ' 1 . . . . . . . . . . I ' ' . . . . . . . Jeni Bafxfwell One of the unique characternstucs of Amerncans IS our persustent optum srr' and that optrmnsm relates largely to what we belueve we can achneve As rndlvlduals and as a nation we look forward wuth confldence to all the achievements that Ile ahead of us We know that the most nmportant of them we cannot attain un a day but we also know that bv achnevung a lxttle each day w wnll finally arrive at the larger goal we streve for And an thas process of successful achuevement from day to day we reallze we will recelve rewards of joy and satesfactuon that wnll make worth whsle all the work and effort we glve to the task Thus as the spurut of achievement that l wush for every student of C ntral l-llgh School R W Bardwell I N ,QW , A Q. we Maw? .1 L V 4 5 , ' 'w . . Q , , ' 1 , . , 9 , I . ,, 9 . aincipaf Scall' There ns stnll truth ID the old saying Nothing succeeds luke success Every achlevement us tne stepping stone the working plattorm upon whnch the ma teruals tor the next endeavor are tooled and tashloned Every achlevement ns the dynamo the Inner urge that unutnates and directs toward the succeeding goal The past achievements ot Central Hugh School wxll be the toundatlon and drlvung torce to carry her on to future success G D Scott Drlnclpal l as 1 1 A - - 5 1 4 - 1 , . . , 1 , . . . 1 ' 1 - . N' . I . . I . , . . , . . . t 1 1 . . I . l l Carl Ivor Anderson English Muslc Advlsor Drum Corps Soclal Commlttee Has worked as walter salesman muslclan co k Summer work l9-l-l bottlnng plant Ehzabeth Brady U S Hvstary and Soclal Studles Advlses Social Commuttee and S T C 1 a r Taught at Lodxsrnlth Wlsconsln Catherme Brody Spanish and Engllsh Advrsor f l-larlequnns Favorntc way of relax mg reodlng a good book Hugh school ambl tron anthrapologlst Celeste Burke Engllsh Advlses Ht Tnb scwool publrclty Prewtous work plano teacher Greatest achuevement meetrng Hr Trub deacllnnes Clive L Cook Home Economucs Sponsors Social Commrttee Hugh school ambr tuon art teacher Enloys playing cards Has worked at telephone swutchboard Physical Educatlon Advlsor of G A A and Dolphrns Summer work nn l9-1-1 Lifeguard In Mllwaukee County Graduate La Crosse S T C C F Evans X Socral Science Advssor of Booster Club S d Z 2 Study Hall Huah scho axmb O e player Enjoys baseball games H R Fredrlcks Speech Advusor of Falconer Ccmmen and forensrc contest Sum5r1er defeose ark l9-l-1 roulroad englneer X A A 1 . . .-- Carle- tor College, B, A, Eau Cl lC T. C, B. S. -- FernAG. Ehlers X r S' C . J .-- H l as ll X 4 x . Q, I 5 S xi A XXX , t ak T I S , X 'Y . 5 K XT X Sgr S T l Q To A X iQ ig ? ll S 'N tl' ll lzltsulu th Brady., lwrn Elulr rs, H1 nrx S4 ,zu mul! vvar s lllllllfllllliu to thc' tc aching sta Carl Fregun Physucs and Buology Heads Booster busuness staff Durung summer worked for buuldung contractor and dud play ground work Graduate of Central Catherme E Hayes Socual Scuence Dean of Gurls Advusor of Jr Red Cross Hugh school ambutxon teacher Greatest a hueve ment escapung quarantune un ltaly Graduate of Central Geo M Hethermgfon Mathematucs Supervuses S T C Socual Commuttee and Hall Guudes Hugh school ambutuon chemust Work be-sudes teachung farmung Ruta L Laenfelder Bookkeepung Retaul Sellung Geography ln charge of school actuvutues fund Early om butuon to teach math Besudes teachung has clerked done offuce work and run elevator Robert P McLeod Machune Shop and Pattern Makung Sponsors L C Club Summer work l944 re pour work un Central Has worked as research Malchow uudance Work S T C Assembly Commuttee h scho I ambutuon lawyer Has done cler al work and defense plant work Marulyn Muller Physucal Educatuon Advusor of Dolphuns and G A A Greatest achuevement Iearnung to fly Huah school om butuon doctor Eva Murley Mathematucs Advusor of Masquers Greatest achuevement to smule when angry Has worked un aurplane foc f Y and Harold U lll'l10llu an thus ,H ' U V , , -- C - I -- -- y -- , , I I ' I -4 I 4 I . , -- , , - engineer in machine shop. 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' ,.. , .531 , . , .- , '. , . . . 1 Thomas W Plttmon Mechanical Drawung Superxlses constructlon Has worked as penter and paunter Taught soldiers at Va tuonal School summer I9-l-l Anne Roche Typlng Shorthand and Buslness Prlncxp es Sponsors H1 Tnb Busuness Staff Central grcfl uate Besldes teachlng has done otfuce work Attended Whltewater State Teacher s Cole e summer l9-1-l W' 13 Harmer Root' K -7,0413 Music Nocture Born Walla Walla Washln on Work summer I9-l-l defense plantf reatest achuevement dnrectuna Pnrates of eniance Mallard Blolr Schench Chemistry Advisor of Sclence Club In charge ot book room ambvtlon doctor Henry Schwcndl' Chemlstry Bnology and Aeronautvcs Advuses Pep Club Cheer Leaders Forum Last year Radio mechanrcs Instructor at Truax Field Maduson Graduate La Crosse T C Llllue E Selelstod Commercual Advnsor of productron work Work besudes teaching office work Graduate of Central Elva B Shlelds Latrn Keeps attendance records Favonte quatattan Make the most of todav fro Horace as worked as a aleswoman Elma Clara K Sleperf Englush ln charge of storeroom and Facultv Courtesx Fund Summer l94-l kept house for father Greatest achvevement securung an education Num I1'a1'lwrs usvrl thx' 1911 summvr lfclllfllill to nttvnrl summer schools and lar mus run rrvnrvs Flqht mulls nwnzlmrs are rrlvlmm 0 I vntral I U CCT- .. Y ! , ' l :Y- J fur' X T ' ' - V I J X f V J -- I I f H I , V ,, JP i -- Summer work, ordnance plant -- Hugh school 8 ,, VII- H H g Vlrgene French Smlfh Btology Attended the Stout lnstutute Taught In hugh schools nn Kentucky Greatest achuevement teaching full time whale making home tor hus band and son EmmefJ Smith U S l-lustory and World Hustory ln charge of cafeterua During summer worked wuth La Crosse County Hughway Department Graduate of Central x-V ,VAC ,V I -+-, 'A C H Stahl Manual Arts In charge of construction work and salvage Ambition ln hugh school rallro d engineer Has worked nn defense plant Hazel Shllm English Chrlstma orlal ay Programs VOVITS Y phy Other work ke t u e fo Ambntuon teacher C H Stokke r o 1 r eve m t rams: 'Ao I raduate of e .ro Q Mark Sutton Physucal Educatlon Basketball coach Cnty playground dnrector summer l944 Has worked an raulroad and machine shop tnle plant prunt shop Cvdell Swenson Library Advrses L R T Assembly Program Commuttee Attended Munn U summer I9-4-l Great est achmevement obtannung new lubrary Theodora Taras World History German Advtses Gnrl Reserves Clrcle keeps school cal endar Drove a cab tn summer I9-t-1 Other work done truck drtvtng sewtng luents teachers rlll!lfl0lIl'll during! the past summer In arming fll'Illl'l'1lILI Imm dn uorltmu ln de enw plants, zlrnrnsf turn. and uorkmg ln 0 :es r K f W 1 fu A I A' V 1 '4 ff!! gif!! If 1. '41 C ,I 1 ' d ' -- Fa- r ht -- . , p ws r er , . 0' f g ,- I ,f . . .5 ' , ' I 9 lui: I f ' S 1- :ml Q: rlk, l f la y u - c --1' 5- :gig 1 - I , ' Q 1' l- . .' ' gi . ... 4 Lin: Olga B Thnel Engllsh Adwsor of Booster edItorIaI staff l-hgh school ambItIon teacher Attended NatIcnaI Read Ing Conference at U of ChIcago summer l9-l-l Adele Wallin Art Art Metal U S l-lIstory ponsors all school art OCTIVITIGS l9-1-l attended ColurnbIa U Ar'nbItIorv M sch ol comm rcIal desIgner I fl R Wort b I E S q Sllu I vss oqecr 5 OCl9VV7'1H fOf'T1IlWOX swqc Ildf n C,- l-hgh h ollfhw I SF Grad te of s.: 'l xx. W Ba ox elge i Ph SICO E Cooc liponso otbalg ms, O Pwork don o t ct o s Ian I ne s t entra radu tg! apr X Harold heelock SocIal SfUdl9S and U S l-lIstory AssIstant football and basketball coo h Taught at RIchland Center Attended U of WIs CarrollCollege Ph B U of lowa M A Marge Howe Secretory PhIlosophy Everythmg hoopens for th best FavorIte way of relaxmg lIstenIng to records Graduate of Central awulaai Lelt to nght Roy Falk George Naegle Joseph Gagermeler Stanley Konc B G Knothe Utlur ouupatmns al mm tmu ingagvfl ln In our ffuults rongf from 00011 to uarc lmusv fnrvnmn and from lruvll rlrnvr to swllvlzlznllrfl operator. lD S C A I ' , , ,LE 1 , xk ' 'fo I S..l'lig?rva ml 45 If , V ' I ii T ' 1 l bil nj jan K Qu: tral. LE ,gl p ,I P' I V y . ,,,I.-'X 1 MII: Q, login 'l,, ,,f . Q' N I ,P I ' , lm x Q I , 'KX' V- tif r I 'KV-hav! RJDQA ' yy IJ-514, 1 DXU-Mx X 1 xx Y R5 i I .- If sw C lv I lm ' C assei In fmuluat nm s ll 1 ll tu 111 1 mu t rs lflllk In nu u lnglu sl ullmnnu nl possible tn ll IIIIIHIIH In ur H1 nl lk llv-1 n -9 V A x I 4 Q f K LM SU ' ' '..' ' S l'l'l .Z ' wvlf- ll S ' ' U ' ll 'J 91 Q C W f 1 , X 1 3 Those brands on Tommy Hove s countenance may be blamed on that femmnne beauty Bob Ak nght The somnambulust June Herlltxka holds her teddy bear while the I I t tl e lad Marlon Schultz smiles at the bnrdle Senior day comes but once a semester thank goodness! Pos mg un thelr costumes we see Eleanor Blegen Anne Brenner Irene Couts June Barrett and May Nowak January Class Ofhcers June Class 0fflC6I'S Ed ard H gdohl pres de t Sh ey Peshok t eo R cho d Cold en p es de t Dog y Slve tso treo e ery tt sec e ory o e Bo d ce pesde t Jeon e Zsc e p es de t sec e o Y January Commencement Speakers June Edna Aaness R1chard Callaway Edward Hugdahl Irene Kolb Kenneth Rose Delores Schm1dt January Class Aaness Edna Hugdahl Edward Hafner Mar1on Schm1dt Delores Gubson Mar1e Lund Margery Stluka Gertrude Howe Thomas Rose Kenneth Thompson Lo1s June Class Johnson Patr1c1a Farnam Nancy Cnchowskl Karna Laux James Bertelson Peter Senna Jfancvul Gautsch Patrlcla Johnson JBFIICG Regelun Kathleen Thomas Ruth Thomas Jacquelme Qteele Betty Vlasak Arthur Moldenhauer Rose Schwalbe Kate Cunnlngton Ethel Verly Patr1c1a Wrobel Dawn Zlschke Jeanne Hayes LaVonne Coldren Rlchard Rogstad Carol Schultz DOFIS Mlnard Mar1lyn Commencement Speakers Peter Bertelson Jean Dodds Ronald G1llme1ster James Laux Ph1l1p Ph1ll1ps Kate Schwalbe Kunert Dorothy Herold Betty Tomalka Dons Swertson Dagny Rochelt Howard Lass1g Jean Lamke Vlvlan Johnson Dons Howard Irene Mltchell Jane Parnow Bernhard Kllch Ruth Smlth Stewart Sundvay Betty Jehlen Audrey Blumer Mary Mathy Mary Lou Noffke Marmalee surerg B v l W1 , r tl g Tom H w vice- surerg b Lin , vi - r i ng n , ' ' ....... 1.18 , . , ........,. 1.10 , ' ........ 1.22 , , ....... l.lO ' , ...... l.23 , ' .. , ' ........ l.4l , ......... 1.25 ' , . 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' ', ...... 1.11 , ......... l.64 , , .......... 1.11 , ' ....,.... 1.68 , . , ....... l.l4 ' , ' ....... 1.68 , AANESS AKRIGHT ALBRECHTSON ALLENDORF ALMVIG ARMSTRONG BALZER BANTLE BIGELOW BROBERG BRUHA CALLAN CALLAWAY CELLEY No sportmg feat IS too dlffICUll or unusual for these two enthusiasts Harry Schultz and Vlrgmla Ferrls the two most athl tlc Edna Aaness G A A l 2 3 Dolph1ns2 3 Bwsketboll l 2 3 Volleyballl 2 Soccer2 Archeryl 3 HlTrubl mor Ex 2 Commencement Speaker Eddie Summer work detasselxng corn Hobby knitting Robert Akrught Football l 3 Stage Crew l 2 S 2 Track 3 n y Arnbltuon scuentnflc research work Summer work war plant Fovorlte personalzty Stalin Dorothy Mae Albrechtson Hall Guides 2 Dottue Pet peeve conceuted people Present work photo shop Hobby knuttnng ldeal Mr Evans Enyoyed See Here Private Hargrov Paulme Merl Allendorf Chorus l Z Gxrl Reserves l 2 3 Ambltlon leave La Crosse Greatest och evement wrltlng a poem Hobby collecting football plctures ldeal Cwnck Evans Joyce Or anna Al'nvlg Drum Corps l Z 2l2 Ex utnve e Hobby church work Ambition mussronary Summer ,ob casbler ldeal Pastor Mars Dale Phulosophy Do th best you can ArthurS Armstrong Footballl 2 3 Basketballl Art Ambutlon to own a garage Vocation job used car company Present yob fullung station Hobby m chanucs ldeal Henry Kats r Edward Robert Balzer B nd l 2 F tball l 2 3 Eddie Ambltuon retlre at twenty one Summer work ordnance plant Plans for next year armed forces :luzabeth Bantle Chorus l Hall Gulde Z Ambltlon nurs an Greatest achievement graduating Present lob stenographer Favornte actor Van Johnson ldeal Roosevelt John Blqelow LC Club 3 Basketball l 2 3 Baseball Mgr l 2 Greatest achuevement graduatlng Plans tor the next year Navy Summ r lab defense plant Harold Broberg Football l Basketball l 2 Hu Trlb 3 Ern e Summer work ordnance plant Viola Ruth Bruha HallGulde l G A A l 2 3 Volley ball 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 Greatest achuevement drnv :ng a car Present pob office work Hobbles skatung and h kung Vlolet Juanita Callan Drum Corps l Hall Gulde 2 3 Arnbntmon war work on the West coast Summer work photo shop Pet peeve people who chew gum un a movie Richard John Callaway F otball l 2 3 Basketball l Forum 2 3 S T C' 3 Harlequins 3 Commencement S a4er Rach Ambntnon chemical engineer um m r wo k rallroad Hobby skuung Favorlte war book Tarcwa Lorran Cell y Football l Basketball l 2 Ambltuon joan Novf Sumrn r work war plant Pet peeve women druvers ldeal Roosevelt Advice to sophs Don taunt s 'tool 614144 1945 f' . a , , oo , , . . . . . . 11 .11 .. . 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HEROLD HOWE HUGDAHL KEARNS KIENHOLZ LUND MELCHER That beauty hath charms IS proved by thus wlnsornc. couple Dorothy Albrechtson and Bob Akrlght named best laalung by popular acclalm Herbert E Herold Summer and after school work farm In Ambltlon next year study chemlstry In college Lufe ambutlon chemical englneer Lnkes Walter Wunclwell Thomas Howe Footballl 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 J E Tennlsl 2 3 Capt 3 LC Club Class Vuce pres 3 So cral Com Ambltlon anrplane designer Summer work stock boy Edward Hugdahl Bandl 2 3 Sec Treas 3 Orch 2 3 Nocturnel 2 3 Stage Crewl 2 3 Mgr 3 l-larlequlns Ex wunner Travelers Jr Mass Class Pres 3 Curcle I 2 Ambltron orchestra conductor JamesJ lnda Trackl 2 Football2 Intramural Basket ball Ambltlon forest ranger Hobby sknng James 0 Jacobson Intramural krttenboll Summer work ordnance plant Advice to underclassmen Look aluve In classes Fovonte war personalnty Clanre Chennault LorralneR Jahlmlak Ambition nurse Advlce Geta good foundation IH a new subject Summer work fac tory INDA JACOBSON JAHIMIAK KOLB LARSON MICHAELS MOLZAHN Kenneth L Kearns Football l Stage Crew I 2 Ambu tron electrncal englneer Greatest achlevement gradu atmg Summer work defense plant Ardell Klenholz L R T 2 3 Pre 3 Noct rnel 2 3 Sec 2 Chonrl 2 3 Ambutlon teacher Greatest aclnoevement study of muslc IreneH Kolb H1Trubl 2 3 Jr Ex wlnner Commence ment Speaker G A A l 2 3 Basketball l 2 3 Base balll 2 Volleyballl 2 3 Plans next year nursestraln In RobertA Larson Bandl 2 Fuotballl 3 Basketballl Z 3 LC Club2 3 Red Crossl Bcseballl 2 Summer work ordnance plant Bob Hope favonte actor T'-monks Babe Wexgent successful Margery Lund G A A I 2 3 Dolphnnsl 2 3 Booster 2 Jr Prom Com Basketball l 2 3 Volleyballl 2 3 Soccerl 2 Bowlungl 2 Softball2 3 Huklng2 3 Am button socnal worker Harlyn E Melcher Bud Ambutuon machinist Summer and after school work drlvmg truck Greatest achievement fxnxshlng school Hobby stamp collectlng Harlan F Michaels Basketball I 2 3 Football I Hall :del J Ex Trackl Intramurals Peony Greatest acbuevement Jr Ex Summer work defense plant Daniel Molzohn Falconer Z 3 Treas Z 3 Forum 3 Nocturne 3 S T C l 2 Red Cross 2 3 Vrce pres 2 P es 3 Jr Ex Och l 2 3 Pres 3 Str1ngQuartet2 3 Ambltnon lrnguxst Hobby stamp collectung I IIUSHIII llf Olll' l'0IlllNl HF! 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NICKERSON OLSON PESHAK SCHMIDT SCHUBERT SELBO STElNMETZ Wllham T Nuckerson Summer work operattng arbor and hydraultc press Greatest achnevement wtnnung Chtcago Art lnstrtute Scholarshlp Hobby model aurplanes Ambutlon pllot In Naval Aur Corps Jean Olson Hall Guude 3 Summer work garment tac tory Future plan travel Hobby collecting plctures Plans for next year work Enjoys Donald O Conner Shlrley Peshak Summ r work corn detasselung Out ot school job typing at Board of Educatuon Ambutlon knndergarten teacher Admlres Walter Wtnchell Pe peeve hugh heels and ankle socks Elwun F Pittman I Ambutlon doctor Summer work male nurse at St Francus Hosputal Greatest achievement yolnlng th Navy Kenneth Rose Harlequins 2 3 Hu Trlb l S T 2 Vnce pres 2 Assemblv Com l Commencement speaker Band l Summer work drug store Edword J Rybold Hall Guude 3 Lawn Guard l 2 Ambu tton ,om the Navy Admures General Sttlwell Sum mer work cafe Out of school 'ob bowlnng alley Delores May Schmndt L R T Z 3 Red Crossl Nocturne l 2 Chour l 2 3 Commencement speaker Summer work clerknng In grocery store Advnce to underclass men Make use of all study periods Hobby picture album Joseph H Schubert S T C 3 Out of school work de lnverung meat Ltkes to hunt Advlce to underclass men Don t go to sleep tn school 91 r PITTMAN ROSE RYBOLD SCHULTZ SCHULTZ STLUKA STRONG This versatile twosome Tommy Howe and Beverly Wrtt was deemed best all around In the oplnlon of their fellow classmates HarryW Schultz Football l 2 3 Capt 3 Basketball 3 Cap 3 Base a 3 Ca 3 LC Clu Prom Charrman 2 Muff Ambltnon coach ldeal Babe Wevgent Advice to underclassmen Go all out for sports Hall Gulde l 2 Offuce help 2 The Whole Town s Talk In Schultzee Summer work nurse s atde Hobby snapshots Ambntuon secretary Elodo Selbo Volleyball 2 3 Greatest achuevement pass :ng In chemlstry Ambltuon to et a purpose and work toward achieving at Pet peeve nnsuncerlty Jock Stemmetx Football l 3 Stage Crew l 2 Hall Guncle l 2 Intramural Basketball 2 Summer work machznlst Lnkes to go campmg rtrude Stluka G A A l 2 3 Volleyball l 2 Bowlmg l 2 Hn Trlb 2 Red Cross 3 Offuce help 2 Gert Out ot school work sales gurl Ambutuon psychologtst Phulosophy Lute as what you make nt Earl H Strong Elmer Ambutuon contractor d mnres General Patton Lakes to hunt and fnsh Summer work truck drlver Although ue re ashamed to admlt lt, the rel wu 0 arithmetic ue tool. 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Q TAYLOR THOMPSON VINFR WEIKER WENSOLE WERTH WILSON WITT Richard Fredrlckson and Joe Schubert dazedly try to learn the complexlhes of communlcatnon from thus radio tube panel ln Mr Schwandt s aeronautrcs class Charlene Taylor L R T 2 3 Hobby collectung poems Summer work fresh our camp Admures MacArthur Postume embrolderlnq Philosophy Today rs the to morrow you worrued about yesterday Loss Thompson G A A l 2 3 Volleyballl 2 3 Bowl :ng l 2 Prom Com 2 Offnce help2 3 Assembly Com l Tommy Summer work sales gurl Ambltuon typust Pet peeve sully boys Phulcsophy Take nt easy Ellsworth Vlner Ambition accountant Summer work Allus Chalmers Hobby tnshung Lukes Humphrey Bogart Jean Joyce Welker Red Cross 2 3 Greatest achreve ment combunung school and outslde work Present work clerknng Phnlosophy cf lute Golden Rule Plans for next year Vocatuonal School Hobby rennus Beverly Wensole Drum Corps l 2 3 Worked at Gar ment Company last summer Plans for next year getting war ,ob Favorite war book Pans Underground Advace to underclassmen Don t loaf Beatrice June Werth Betty Works at Ice cream com pany Favorute book Random Harvest by James Hilton MacArthur favorite war personality Lukes to knlt Pet peeve loud people Lons Mae Wllson HollGu:del 2 3 Chonrl 2 3 Cate terra l Z Red Cross l 2l2 Executlve l 2 Summer and present work clerkung Plans for next year start nursmg school Class Sec 3 Assembly Com Puff advlses underclass men Joun clubs Ambutuon teacher or secretary Boyd an Zlfze S Dallas Eldndqe Ames lnducted unto U S Army June 22 l944 Tralnmg at Fort Bennung Georgla and Camp Roberts Calufornla Arthur S Armstrong Enllsted un U S Navy December l4 l944 Fnreman 2nd class at Great Lakes lllmous PaulCllley EnlnstedlnU S Navy August l944 Trannung for airplane mechanuc at Jacksonvllle Florida AllenL Fellows lnductedmtoU S Navy November l944 Seaman Znd class at Great Lakes lllnnols Lester Peter Grlmm Enlusted un U S Navy June 23 l944 Fnreman lst class Statnoned In South Paclfac Kenneth E Helgerson Enlrsted ln U S Navy December l944 Doang laundry work at Treasure Island California Sea man 2nd class 2-4 RayA Johnson lnductedlntoArmy July l944 Tralnlng ln Texas Cook Tank Destroyers Now overseas Wslluam Robert Newhouse Enlnsted un U S Navy August 1944 Seaman Znd class At submarune base nn New London Connecticut Wllllam Trueman Nickerson Enllsted un U S Navy December 26 l944 Seaman lst class Trannung for radio technlcuan at the Unuverslty of Wasconsvn Eldred George Otto Inducted nn U S Navy June 23 I944 Tralnmg at Great Lakes and San Duego as slgnalman on am phlblous Craft Elwm Francis Plttman Enllsted nn U S Navy September 29 l944 Hospltal ap prentnce at San Diego Calufornla A - 1 5 : l , ' . - -- I . - Il ll II , . : . . . , . , -- . 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CAPAUL CHAMBERLAIN CICHOWSKI COLDREN COLE CORNELL CRAIG CROGAN CUNNINGTON DELPHENICH DETTINGER DODDS EGGEN ELKERT Wlth typlcal femmme anxlety Ruth Gatterdam adds up her hoards of sllver bracelets malung sure It equals that of Gena Schumann Alice Capaul Ambltron rural school teacher Enloyed Dragon Seed by Pearl Buck Favorite news commen tator Robert St John Favonte actress Greer Garson Frances Chamberlarn G A A I 2 Ambrtron to owna farm Summ r rob Ice cream shop Hobby art Kama Clchowskr Bandl Z 3 G A A I 2 3 Dolphuns I 2 3 Red Cross3 Boosterl 3 Pep Club3 Ambrtlon pharmacrst Plans next year U of Wls Favorute war personallty Gen Patton Richard Coldren Booster Staff 2 3 Edltor 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Clrcle 2 Hall Gurde 2 Horlequlns I 2 Day speaker No Room Junuor Mass The Travel ers HlTr1b Z Ambltron aeronautlcal englneer Plans for next year Navy radar Robert Cole Hall Gulde 3 Summer work rallroad Favorute actor John Wayne Pet peeve people who talk too much Vergll Anne Cornell Vlrgle Transferred from Logan Ambltlon nurse Out of school work clerklng vorlte news commentator Walter Wmchell Jess Hutzler Ambltlon psychologrst Summer work de tense plant Traveled un Mexlco Favorlte book Brave Men Delores Cralg Dory Ambutron stenographer F vorlte war book Mrs Mrnlver Hobby letter wrltrng Lrkes Lana Turner and Lon McAllister Bernard L Crogan Orchestra 2 3 Bunna Out of school work defense plant Phllosophy Never do today what you can put off untll tomorrow Favorlte actress Betty Grable Ethelmae Cunnmgton Orchestra I 2 3 Booster 3 Mas quers 3 Ambltlon offlce work Phllosophy Llve and let llve Hobby musrc Pet peeve egotlsm Ellen Mae Delphenrck Board of Educatron 3 Otflce I 2 3 Hu Trrb 3 Ambrtlon prrvate secretary Phllosophy Golden Rule Favorute war book Ernle Pyles Brave Men Favornte actor Tur'-an Bey La Verna Dettrnger Grrl Reserves I Ambrtuon to excel rn beauty culture Favorlte actress Bette Davls Pe peeve concerted people Betty .lean Dodds Nocturnel 2 3 R Crossl 2 3 C our I 3 Orchestra I Band I 2 3 Grrl Reserves 2 Dolphrns2 Falconer 3 Jr Ex wlnner Ambrtlon Navy nurse Summer work war plant E Allan Eggen Hall Gulde 3 Transferred from Rushtord Hugh School Summer work rallroad Favorlte actor Humphrey Bogart Betty Elkert Chorusl Masquersl 2 3 G A A I 2 3 Dolphlnsl 2 3 Red Cross Z 3 H Trlb I Boas er Business Staff2 3 HallGurdeI 2 3 Foruml A ues tlon of Flgures Plans next year college Last summer 90 per een! 0 us held jobs ll e admit lt uasn t entirely generosity that made us help to solae the labor sharing: , ber-au.se ue earned or er S30 000 flurmg l llCflfl0ll 26 1 - -- 1 -- a- r - 1 ' . . , . -- - - 4 l 1 1 1 I -- I A I ,, I . 0 . 11 11 - 1 I ' -- r ' . , ., - 1 1 1 1 - . 1 . 1 , . , -- ' ' , , - 1 1 U Q U . . 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ELLIOTT EMMONS ENDER FREEHOFF FRY GARNER GATTERDAM en Elllott B wlnng I S T C Cholr 2 Ambltnon stenographer Phulosophy of lnfe Eat drunk and be merry Favorute actor John Wayne Joy Emmons Band I 2 Hall Gumde 3 Squvrt Ambl tuon teletype operator Hobby collectlng records vorute news commentator Morgan Beatty Carol Ender Band 2 Transferred from Houston Hugh Ambltron to travel abroad Out of school work photo shop Phrlosophy Smlle and the world smrles wuth you Erllng Fadness Band I 2 3 Orchestra I P 3 Out of school work war plant Hobby buuldlng models Plans to youn Navy Nancy Fornam Curclel 2 Foruml 2 3 Sec 2 Scnence u 3 H1Trub 2 3 Masquers 3 3 oc ball I 2 Pung Pong I Badmunton I Softball I Nance Greatest achrevement maknng Curcle Carol Foehser Chorusl 2 3 Ambltlon to travel Hobby collectung records Favorute actor Lon McAlluster Murlel Freehoff Ambltron beauty operator Ph losophy Enloy Irfe whsle you are young Favonte war p rsonallty Gen MacArthur Favorute actor Danny Kaye Darwln S Fry Returned veteran Marune Corps Basket I Football ar Ambutuon G tall you can out of lrfe Plans for next year college FADNESS FARNAM FOEHSER FRYSETH GABEL GAUTSCH GILBERTSON The storched collar era of Mom and Dad has been super seded by the popular patterns In plald modelled here by our men of fashion Don Schllfer and Ted Timmons Murando Fryseth G A A I 2 Bowlung I Tumbling 2 Offuce 2 Mandee Ambntuon mrssnonary Admures Jnmmy Doollttle Favorute actor John Hoduak Louella Gobel Glrl Reserves I 2 3 Ambntnon socual worker Greatest achievement graduatlng Plans for next year T C Hobby dancung Robert Garner Ambutnon forester Summer work forest department Hobby skung Greatest achlevement graduatung Conslders Babe a successful person Ruth Elizabeth Gotterdam Science Club 3 L R T 2 3 Vlce Pres 2 Pres 3 Ambmon nurse Summer work nurse s and Pet peeve mnspronuncuatuan of her name Potncno Gautsch Falconer 2 3 Chorr 3 Chorus I Pep u 3 L R r at Ambltlon doctor Pet peeve men Phulosophy Confrdence as the compan non of su ess Hobby sketchnng Richard Gllbertson Chorus I Cholr 2 3 Pee Wee Ambutron chem: t Present work defense plant Plans next year Navy Phulosophy Engoy Irfe Our jobs dl vrerl rlvrlts, mm lmnrrs., sm lwn hands, pm bows, reporters. nmuls, um! rvssfns I1 0 uurds soda vrlts, nursv s miles, slvnovruzlwrs tele :hone on ralors, 9 H 9 ushers, gl'PllSPlll0llhPN s, vt al 27 R Q xj . 1 ' X A ' . 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D -- , e , -- ' , ' ' . . - 9 - Han P GILLMEISTER GOLDING GROTH HARMACEK HARRIS HAYES HEFTI Bulbs bells and batteries provide Alvera Jansen Robert Cole and Aaron Roraff with fasclnatlng although mysh fyung subjects for study m Mr Fregln s applled physics class RonaldJ Glllmelster Falconer 2 3 Harlequlnsl 2 3 c2Pres3Foruml23VucePes2Pes2 E C1rcle2 H1 Trlbl 2 3 Edltor3 S T C 3 Bandl Chorus l Baseball 2 3 Intramural Basketball 3 L C Club 2 3 Forensucs 3 Sclence Club Sec 3 L R T 3 No Room In the Hotel The Traveler Jr Mass Ronny Colleen Golding Chourl 2 3 Office Help2 G A A 2 Pnrates of Penzance Present work grocery clerk Ambutnon studyung vauce Future plans musucal college phone operator Greatest achxevement graduatlng Hobby sewung Colleen Hall Nocturne l 2 H1Trlb l Choir l 2 3 G A A l 2 Sclence Club 3 Curly Next year voca tnonal school Ambutuon achuevung success Favorute book Berlin Dnary Greatest achxevement passing chemistry Lorrame Hansen Arnbutuon stenographer Present work laundry Favorlte book Dragon Seed Favorite ac tor Turhan Bey Le Roy Harlos Football 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Summer work railroad and defen e plant Ambxtlon achlevlng success Hobby huntung HALL HANSEN HARLOS HART HARWOOD HEROLD HICKE Joe Harmacek Ambltlon ranlroad engineer Present work servlclng locomotlves Plans next year mllltary raulroad servnce Delmer Horns Baseball 2 3 Basketball 2 Summer work ranlroad Present work defense plant Plans next year Navy Hobby baseball Ambutlon raduo work Mary Ann Hart Tumbllng 2 Red Cross l Z Nano After school work clerkmg Ambutuon pruvate secretary Likes Martun Agronsky for news Pet peeve slacks and hugh heels Norma Jean Harwood G A A 3 Swsmmnng 3 Pep Club 3 Last school Lancaster Wusconsnn Arnbutnon knnder garten teacher Plans for next year T C Hobby Col lectung conns A A 2 3 Musucal Vanetues Falconer 3 Ambutuon lxnguust Summer work fnlnng clerk Pet peeve snobs Hobby collecting records Charles Hefh Chuck Present work frllnng statnon attendant Ambltron grease monkey Plans for next year Marunes Advlce Take nt easy Betty L Herold Ambutlon teacher Hobby collectung and wrltnng poems Advlce Get Into school actlvltres Plans for next year T C A ns Hrcke G A A l Chour 2 3 Pnrates of en zance Ambntuon nurse Summer work laundry vnce Contnnue an to school Greatest achnevement graduatmg ll e uorked m agruwlture too, jobs 1 arung rom berry pwkmg, corn dctassvlmg, drurs uork, rrut armmg, tobacco ralszng and corn husklng to U S Forest Sera we mul just general n orh 28 Y 1 . - . - st ' 597311 . 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HOFFMAN HOLLNAGEL HOPNFR HOWLAND HUTZLER JANSEN JANSKY Loss Hoffman C our l G A A 2 3 H:Tr1b Busun Staff 2 Ambltuon dress deslgner Plans next year co lege Hobby drawnng Consuders Clare Booth Luce successful Darlene Hollnogel Chorusl G A A l Chcur 3 Hob e Favorlte actor Bob Hope Plans for next year Vocatuonal School Jack Horner Footballl 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 Base ball 2 L C Club 3 Nobby Ambltuon sport s ccach Plans next year Navy Advice Don t belueve wom n Jane Horner G A A l 2 3 Masquers2 3 S T C Z Booster 2 3 H1 Trtb l Forum 3 A u stron of Fra ures Ambltlon graduatung from college Summer work prcknng berrles Advice Don t belueve men Margaret Haugen Peggy Ambltnon Illustrator Present work clerk Last school Detrolt Mvchugan Favorlte actress lngrld Bergman Irene Howard Chour l 2 3 Purates of Penzance hence Ambutron nurse Plans next year nursmng school Present work lubrary assnstant Ellen Moe Howland G A A 2 Hall Guude 2 E a Bella Ambntlon nurse Favorite war book Thsrty Seconds Over Tokyo Hobby wrntung letters Advnce to underclassrnen Study Pet peeve braggarts HORNER HOUGEN HOWARD IKERT JAEGER JEHLEN JENSEN Douglas Kms g nerously lends a helping hand to Davld Mears as he struggles over his project In Mr Stahl s cabinet making class Joyce lkert' G A A l Drum Ccrpsl 2 3 Gwrl Reserves l Red Cross 3 Blondne Ambntnon travelnng Present work helplng at Junuor Red Cross office Philo sophy Take lute as xt comes Bob Jaeger Chorus l Cho:r2 3 Arnbntuon mnnnster Present work handeman at offuce supply store Hobby radno Alvera Jansen Chonr l Ambutuon telephone operator Present work wamtress Hobby collecting compacts Favorrte actress Jennifer Jones ment wmnung an art contest Plans next year Army Hobby art Audrey Jehlen G A A l 2 3 Volleyballl 2 3 Soft l Z 3 Bawlln l Ma quers2 3 S T Cl o 3 Cholr l 2 3 Musrcal Varuetles Pirates of Penzance Summer work detassellng corn Greatest achuevement lead nn op retta Ambutuon musxcal suc cess Pearl Jensen G A A l H IIG del 2 3 Squeak Ambutlon travelmg Hobby collectnng records ls I uv dadn t get enough u orh UI school, 119 o us o the Juno class hold jobs out szdv o school ll vuorhedatotal o 7,100 hours men ueeh and had a ueehls rn rome' of about SI 000 29 , xl R V to 1 ' : h ' 1 . . . , g ' ' A ess ' e ' ' . . . 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' . f. . - - f- . , - - , . , . -un, JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON KASTEN KASTEN KINS KLICH The laborlous flrst perlod task of draftmg those lntrlcate flgures drlves every lmgenng veshge of sleep from the eyes of these senlors Charles Heftl Bernhard Parnow and Orvle Wetxel Betty Johnson Bandl 2 3 G A A 3 Greatest achueve ment knuttlng a sweater Plans for next year T C Hobby reading DorlsJ Johnson G A A 3 Summer work dnme stare Ambstron travellng Hobby lmstenlng to South Amer :can musuc Janice Johnson Hall Gurde l Hu Trnb 2 3 Adv Mgr 3 Booster 3 Bowlung l 2 Science Club 3 Present work photo shoo Plans for next year T C Ambltlon t travel Hobbues :ce skotnng and hlklng P rlcla Johnson F rum l 2 3 Sec l H T lb l 2 3 G A A l 2 3 Falconer 3 Vlce Pres 3 Booster 2 asquersl 2 3 Pres 3 Cxrclel 2 Jr x Room A uestlan of Figures Plans for next year U of Was Shirley Johnson G A A 2 3 Work last summer swntchboard operator Hobby collectnng records e peeve kerch els worn durlng school hours Favorlte oc tor VanJoh 1son John Jo1es Harlequuns2 3 Chor2 3 Football l 2 3 Junlor Mlss Pirates of Penzance Patsence Room Boys Glee Club l Doc Ambltlon doctor Summer work farmer Beverly Kasten G A A 2 3 Bcbe Ambition stenographer Present yob laundry Adynce to sophs JOHNSON JOHNSON JONES KASTENSCHMIDT KELI-EY KLUM KNUTSON Be natural Hobby letter wrntlng Pet peeve lncor rect Englnsh Vurgmla Lou Kasten Red Ambutxon teacher Sum mer work soda perk Hobby dancing Plans for next year T C Favorite war book Thlrty Seconds over Tolf yo Jessie May Kastenschmldt Ambltnon secretary Pres ent work outslde school laundry Pet peeve ankle socks wlth hugh heels Hobby readung mysternes Jeanne Kelley Hall Guude 3 Ambutlon X ray technlclan Hobby collectung pnctures Phnlosophy Take lute as lt comes Plans for next year college Buggest thrill a trap through the South Douglas Kms Football 3 Baseball 3 Killer Ambl tlon salesman Job last summer defense Dlant F vorlte actor Bob Hope Hobby playnng pool Great est achievement graduatung Ruth Kllch Cholr l 2 3 Forum l 2 Red Cross 2 Hall G :de l 2 Plrates of Penzance Ambutlon nurse Plans for next year nurse s trarnlng Summer work clerklng Nancy Ruth Klum Ambutlon teacher Plans for next y ar attend T C Hobby collecting plctures Can oeak G rman Pet peeve blue or green fungernaul pollsh Evangeline Knutson HuTrlb2 3 G A A 2 3 Von Ambltlon to lose welght Plans for next year unsver stty Favarlte actress lngrnd Bergman Pet peeve Ie ky pens fuuzts eight 0 our number varm 11 S000 or more and had to pm an :mmm lax' Ihrs IS one 0 ilu more fllllulbll urns ln Il huh ll! sc rlul our country ululv attvlul mg sr lmol 3 9 W ,511 1 ..1 .1 Jig ' li ' 2 I slif, f 'P ' 1:1 -Q: I 51551. 7 5' 5?3l.gZ5'g M -- I - -- I - 1 1 1 . . . . 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C KOPP KORTHALS KROMKE KRONER KUNERT KURTZ LAMKE LASSIG LATIMER LAUX LAYLAND LIND LONG LOTTES Carol J Kopp Band 2 Entered from Galesvrlle 2 Amb: tuon nurse Present occupatnon photo shop Greatest achlevement knnttung a sweater Favorite actor Spen cer Tracy Wllbur Korthols Track I 2 Band I 2 Bull Amb: tuon forester Present work usher Plans for next year Marines Hobbies collectrng stamps and Insects Rudy Kromke Baseball I 2 3 Basketball I 2 3 Track 2 3 Ambutnon sportscommentator Summer work ordnance Ideal Bull Stern Hobby collectrng stamps Elame Kroner Amy Ambntnon to meet Frank Sm tnng Appreclates Van Johnson Pet peeve boys with long haur Dorothy Kunert B nd I 2 3 G A A 3 Greo es achuevement knnttlng fnrst sweater Ambntnon stenog rapher Fovornte war personalnty Joseph Stalun Hob by knuttmg Darleen Kurtz Ambutron work nn meducme Plans for next year Cadet Nurse Traunmg Greo est achuevement carnng for her b other alone for one month Vlvlan Josephine Lamke Chorus I 2 Drum Corps I Red oss I 2 3 rn Ambntuon to be successful Occupatuon last summer wartress Hobby collectnng match books Jeanne Amber Lasslg Ambutnon commercnal artust Hobby drawnng Favonte actor Van Johnson e peeve neckmg Although our studres probably .su ered, ue year a total o S51 162 We thmls ue dvserl pletzon o school uorlt also Oh for a motor moan these rowmg lads Peter Bertel son Scott Burgess and Robert Mueller developung therr srnews the hard way ln Babe Welgents physlcal fitness class Charmomel Latimer Glrl Reservesl 2 G A A I Z 3 Chorus I Sherry Summer work cannung com pany Pet peeve clashrng colors Present work candy counter at theater James Loux Foruml 2 3 Vuce Pres I Pres 2 Stage Crew2 3 Falconer2 Vrce Pres 2 Sc1enceClub3 Pres 3 Vuce Pres 3 Red Cross 3 Muckey Ambutvan teacher Summer job weldmg Donald R Loyland Summer work railway sectnon gang Hobby model airplanes Present work pun boy Plans for next year work then rom the Navy Favorute actor Cary Grant Robert Lund Basketball 2 3 L C Club 3 Glee Club I C our 2 3 ub Summer work shoe salesman Plans for next year Navy Philosophy Lnve and learn Lnked Burma Surgeon Enjoys Ernue Pyle GlorlaH Long G A A I 2 3 HallGulde2 3 Phllo sophy Eat drunk and be merry Favorrte news com mentator Walter Wnnchell Consuders father success ful Bestlvked song Always Wayne Lottes Baseball 2 3 Ambntlon anrlnne pu ot Summer work rallrood Greatest achlevement gradu atrng Lnked Thnrty Seconds over Tokyo Admures Mag Ruchard Bong Thnnks Bally Mutchell successful earned, or at least uvre paul, rn the past e credit or thas achlel ement and com 3l l ' af I 1. - Al. 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Q. -r LUELL LUNDE LUNDE MAY McKENZlE MESOLORAS MEYER A dlllar a dollar a ten o clock scholar IS no crlmlnal If he has sensor prlvnleges as have Mary Rose Butterfleld Kama Clchowslu and Vlrgle Cornell Rollo D Luell Football 2 3 Greatest achuevernent 290 yard dnve Summer work vacuum cleaner company Lakes Walter Wlnchell for news Admlres Bang Crosby as success Margaret Lunde G A A l 2 3 Bowllngl 2 3 Bas Tumblungl Soccerl 2 Badmuntonl 2 3 Softball 2 Gurl Reservesl 2 3 Summer work soda fountaun MarlorleJ Lunde G A A l 2 3 Tumblunql 2 Bowl un l Soccerl 2 3 Falconer3 Volleyballl 2 ft balll 2 3 Booster3 HuTrub3 Soc Com 3 HallGuude 2 Cnrcle2 Cheer leader2 3 Bandl 2 3 Masquersl The Whole TownsTalklng Marge Enjoyed Here IS Your War by Ernve Pyle Jean Lusk Gnrl Reservesl G A A 2 Chonr 2 Pirates of Penzance Out of school work th ater Phllosophy Lwe and learn Pet peeve undeflnute people Ambn tnon see the world Patncla Marrlch G A A l Orchestra Z Pat m butuon laboratory technnclan Summer work typvst In hosputal lab Greatest achmevement swummung Plans for next year college Mary Lou Mathy Falconer 3 Booster 3 Arnbutuon doc or Afte school work grocery store Plans for next fa I U of Wus Luked Here as Your War by Ernne Pyle Admures Gen Mark Clark and Sister Kenny LUSK MAIRICH MATHY MCNUTT MEARS MINARD MITCHELL Robert Henry May Work after school drugstore clerk Plans for next year work Hobby ransnng flowers Richard R McKenzie Football l 2 3 Baseball 2 Bas ketball 3 L C Club3 Mac Summer work farm Plans for next year Navy Favonte war hero Mal Rnchard Bong Jack Martnn favorite commentator Donna McNutt Don Ambutuon luve In New York Greatest achlevement graduatung Phnlosophy Laugh :ng never hurt anyone Favorute war personaluty Sgt Lloyd Doers Favonte actor Lon McAllister DavndM Mears Baseball l 3 S T C 3 Arnbntnon to be successful Summer work hotel nn Mnchugan Great est achuevement graduatnng Next year armed forces Advice to underclassmen Don t fall Chnst Mesolaras F rum l Football Z Track l 2 3 t 3 Bandl 2 3 l-lnTrubl STC Pres 3 Amt tron go around the world Greatest achvevement S T C Pres Pet peeves gossupy gurls and drunkards Marjorie Meyer Margie Ambltnon secretary vonte actor Gary Cooper Greatest achuevement grad uatlng Marrlyn Mlnard Chourl 2 G A A l 2 3 Basketb ll l 2 3 Soccerl 2 3 Volleyballl 2 Pang Pong 3 Soft balll 2 Foruml 3 Masquersl 2 3 Voce Pres 3 Sec 3 Falconer 3 Jr E Questuon of Fzgures Booster Busnness Staff Pet peeve lmpolute boys Jane Mitchell G A A l 2 3 Softball! 2 Socce l 2 3 Volleyballl 2 Pnng Pong 3 Masauersl 2 3 Dol p nnsl 2 3 Foruml Z 3 Sec Treas 3 HrTrnbl ed Cross 3 Booster Busuness Staff 2 Junuor Mlss Plans for next year college ln Urs Rogge s Home Nursing class uv cherl. 0117501105 laterally rom the topmost luur to the soles 0 our eet Then uv strue or that 1000 point health per evtron 32 :I 3 Q.. , ,511 ' Fr -4 ,ia , Q 1, if ' K. 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MOLDENHAUER MOSHER MOULIS NANKIVELL NELSON NESTINGEN NICKLEY Rosemary Moldenhauer Rosle Ambltron nurslng Out of school work offlce of Co Home Agent Great est achrevement fnnrshrng hugh school Consrd rs Margle Howe successful Pet peeve whrsperung Laudls Mosher Lupe Ambrtron dance teach Work last summer store clerk Lukes Walter Wrnchell Hobby puano playing Pet peeve beg hats worn at movles Glorna Maulls Red Cross l Booster Buslness Staff 3 bltran prlvate secretary Greatest achrevement learn :ng to swam Summer work clerkung Robert Otto Mueller Otsy Ambrtuon englneer Summer work forestry and shnpyard Greatest ach eve ment Jr Ex Plans for next year Navy Phrlasophy Live rrght Edward Murphy Ambutlon flyer Sul ner work hard ware store Favonte war personalrty MacArthur Gabriel Heatter favorute news commentator Consrders Babe Wergent successful Leo Wrlllam Neck Bandl 2 3 Orchestra l 2 3 Pep Club2 3 Cheerleaderl 2 3 Nocturne2 3 Cholr Ambrtron manage a clothung store Work clothrng store and dance band Next year Navy Catherrne Nanluvell Grrl Reserves l Cutz Ambr tron laboratory technucran Summer work theater Greatest achlevement dlvvng Plans for next year nurs mg school Lrkes to cook Enloyed Wrnged Vuctory Douglas Nelson Ambrtuon dnve a Dresel truck Sum mer work drnvrng truck Plans for next year armed Sel'VICe i MUELLER MURPHY NACK NELSON NESS NOFFKE OLDENBURG Spanlsh students Kate Schwolbe and Nancy Farnam dream of future solourns In South Arnerlca where they can utlllze thelr lmgulshc knowledge Shirley Nelson Chorrl 2 Nocturnel 2 3 G A A l 2 3 Booster Busrness Staff l Ambrtron play solo rn orchestra After school work nurse 5 aide Advrce to underclassmen Get In school actnvrtres Helen Ness Grrl Reserves l 2 Red Ambltlon to grow taller Present job photo shop Advrce to sophs Keep on the good slde of Mr Scott Pet peeve freckles Favorute war book Guadalcanal Dnary Evonell C Nestlngen Chorus 2 Science Club 3 Dell Ambltlon nurse Summer work farmerette Hobby drawing Can speak Norwegran Plans next year school of nurslng Darls Nlckley G A A 2 Bowling l HI Trib Adv Staff 3 Ambrtron nnterror decorator Greatest achuevement learnrng to swrm Plans next year buslness college Hobby collectung records Marmalee Noffke Booster Buslness Staff 2 3 Scrence Club 3 Drum Corps l 2 Gnrl Reserves 2 3 Pep Club 2 A S Tumblrngl 2 3 Volleyballl Z 3 Soccerl 2 3 Bowl :ng l 2 Ambutlon arrplane hostess Present rob sales grr Hobby athletics Donald Oldenberg Ambrtuon carpenter Occupatron last summer war plant Greatest achrevement gradu atmg Favonte actor Bob Hope Enluemng class routme our Spamsh students read current neuspapers that language, played bmgo m Spanish 0 course , and sang Spamsh ballads 33 5' Q, 1- 6 , . ., 1 5 x Q, fi 2, , ' ' 'Q lzznjggxv wr -J 1 A L 'L ' L .' s, 'X 1 'Q I - 1 , - - Q Q ,, - . 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OSETH OVERTON PACKMAN PARNOW PFAFF PHILLIPS PINSKI POWELL PUTMAN REDISKE Audrey Jehlen prlmo donna of the sensor class odds a lugh note to the Musical Varlety Show by slngmg the ltalnan Street Song Glorla Oseth Ambltlon secretary Occupatuon last summer photo shop Greatest achievement rrdung o bncycle Consrders Pres Roosevelt a successful person BenF Overton Footballl 2 3 Basketball l 2 3 Track 2 3 Tennlsl 2 3 Capt 3 Baseball 3 L C Clu 3 Ra rt Ambltron lawyer Summer work late guard Marlon Packman G A A l 2 3 Basketball l 2 Soc rl 2 3 Volleyball 2 Softbo l 2 Present usher Fovorrte war personality Adm Kung Bernhard Parnow Arnbntlon electrical engineer Sum mer job factory Present work ordnance shop vorlte actress Dorothy Lamour Pet peeve aloofness Leo Arnold Ptoff Ambltnon shop technlclan Summer work raulroad Present work war plant Plans for next year Navy Phulosophy Luve and learn Hobby fishing Phlllp Ellis Phllllps Orchestra l Chorus l Forum l 2 3 Pres 2 Falconer2 3 Sec 2 Pep Club 2 3 S T C 2 Nocturne2 3 Sclence Club2 3 Vlce Pres 2 Hr Tr1b2 3 Track2 3 Curcle2 Ambltnon admrnrstrator Be ty Prnslu L R T 2 3 Sec 3 Gurl Rese esl Z 3 Sec 2 Pep Club 3 Scuence Club 3 Hall Gunde 2 Chorus l Chour2 3 Plrates of Penzance Patlence Ballad PRELLWITZ PROKSCH REGELIN REINSVOLD for Americans G A A l 2 3 Bowlrng l Swlmmu g 2 Basketball 3 Eugene Powell Bandl 2 3 Orchestral Z 3 Booster Staff2 Gene Ambrtuon lawyer Summer and pres ent work war plant Greatest achievement playlng French horn Plans for next year Navy Carl Prellwltx Ambrtlon detective Summer work war plant Present work La Crosse Trubune Plans for next year Navy Admlres J Edgar Hoover Betty Proksch G A A 3 Swrmmlng 3 Basketball 2 HI Trib 3 Ambltlon secretary Philosophy Make the best better' Plans for next year college Admrres Davnd Putman Trackl 2 3 Foruml Ambutnon travel :ng Summer work Camp McCoy Present work usher Advlce to underclassmen Stay un school Admrres Mal Bong Alnce Redlske Band l 2 3 Drum Malorette 3 G A A l Basketballl 2 3 Softballl 2 Volleyballl 2 Pans for next year College of Commerce Admures Roosevelt Pet peeve mnspronuncuotlon of name Kathleen Regelm Kaye Ambrtuon stenographer Summer and present work mold Plans for next year College of Commerce Phulosophy Lute rs what you make It Robert Remsvold Red Arnbutlon chemxcol enganeer Summer work war plant Present work office sup ply store Advrce to underclassmen Try hard Hobby readung Rv ertmgthe unusual 1llll'fllll0dPllll1lld or math and scrence, lentral had 33 class: s lll geometrs, algebra, tr1g,b1ologx, rlwnustrw physics, and avronautzcs an the last SPlll0SfPl' 34 A 91. 1 1 b Z: ,,.. 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RICHARDS ROBBEN ROBINSON RORAFF SALTZ SCHIESSL SCHLIFER lrene Rnchards Drum Corps I Red Cross I Rennre Summer work clerkrng Phrlosophy Don t put off thrngs Hobby post cords Admrres Wrllkue Betty Jane Robben Red Cross 2 3 Cheerleader 2 3 Pep Club 3 Chour I 2 3 Patrence Prrates of Penzance Ballad For Americans Ambrtxon beautrcran Sum mer work farming Hobbies muslc and photo trntrng JomesC Robinson Robbre Ambutron tour Russuo Summer and present work war plant Plans for next year Navy Hobby reodrng Advrce to underclassmen Work hard Admrres Stalrn Howard Rochelt Football I 2 3 Basketball I 2 Track 2 3 Tennis 2 3 L C Club 3 Booster 3 Howle Summer work defense plant Greatest achievement ploynng on Central football team Ambrtron own a store Summer and present work clerk :ng Plans for next year servlce Hobby stamps Carol Rogstad Masquers2 3 Vrce Pres 3 Booster Adv f I 2 Basketball 2 3 Volleyball 2 3 Soccerl 2 3 Softball 2 3 Bowlung 2 The Travelers Summer work corn detasselrng J Aaron Rorotf Ambltuon draftsman Summer work war plant Present work optlcal company Plans for next year work and Navy Rnchord A Saltx Band I 2 3 Ambrtron marntrme en grneer Summer work rarlroad Plans for next year Merchant Marrne Phrlosophy Thrnk for yourself Hobby drums ROCHELT ROGGE ROGSTAD SATHER SCHAEFER SCHULTZ SCHULTZ Wlth great mathematical genius and preclslon Ralph Schultz applues hrs knowledge of physics to the ponder ous problem of toclung up one of the rnnumerable streamers lor the prom Doris Sather Grrl Reserves I 2 3 Science Club 3 Boos Busrness Staff 2 3 Pep Club 3 G A A I 2 Basketballl 2 3 Volleyballl 2 3 Soccerl 2 3 S ft balll 2 3 Tumblrng2 3 Bowlrngl 2 Summer work nursery school Lllah Schaefer G A A I 2 3 Pres 3 Basketball I 2 oftball I r V Summer and present work photo shop Plans for next year work Phrlosophy Make the most of what you have Dorothy Schlessel Chorusl 2 3 Chorr 3 Patrence underclassmen Study and get unto student octlvrtues Pet peeve grammatical errors Donald Edward Schllfer Mrxed chorus I Intramurals 2 3 Summer work canning factory Plans for next year Navy Hobby golf Admrres Babe Wergent and Gen Patton Dons Schultz G A A I 2 Nocturnel Chorusl Chorr 2 Red Cross I Hr Trrb 2 3 Socral Comm 3 Falconer 3 Jr Ex wrnner Bard s Chrsstmas Carol Ambrtlon pu anrst Summer work telephone operator Lyle E Schultz Hall Guldel 2 3 Summer work rarl road After school work drrll press operator Plans for next year Navy Admrres Gen Ersenhower Pet peeve two trmers l mler the lash 0 Slmon Legree ll ergent ue semor boss torled m our daily physical tness classes llosl o us enjoyed lt ezen though ue had to subslztule sueal or studs halls I : I . ,, , ,, H . . . . . 3 I I I I I I I I I I I E - A , -- - 1 , , 5 1 - , -- I . fer , : J . . . , , 31 , , 1 V I , 1 , , 1 O - - 3 ' I I I I I I I I I , -- . -- ' ' . 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STADDLER STAPERT STEELE STRELOW STROEH TANKE THOMAS Ellen Jean Staddler G A 3 Do huns C our The Nught of January l6th Ambutuon nurse Pres ent work photo tuntung Pet peeve undependent men Elmer Stapert Ambutuon naval offucer Summer work paunt store Greatest achuevement graduotung Plans for next year Navy Advuce to underclassmen Make your hugh school days count Enjoys Von Johnson Betty Steele Gurl Reserves l Betts Ambutuon law secretary Present work bakery clerk Pet peeve con ceuted people Phulosophy You get as much out of lute Os you put unto ut Kenneth E Steen Chour l 2 3 Glee Club l Color Guard l Purates of Penzance Patuence Stunky m butuon draftsman Present work deluverung grocerues Dale Arlan Steuger Falconer3 Foruml Z 3 Harlequuns l 2 3 Vuce Pres 2 Treos 3 Hu Trubi 3 Scuence Club 3 Track 3 lntramural Basketball 2 3 Pep Club3 Sec Treas 3 Cheerleader 3 Dausy Dons Strauss Gurl Reserves l Ambutuon stenographer Present work stenogropher and typust at hosputal Hob by readung Alverna Strelow Al Ambutuon beautucuan Present worlf clerk Phulosophy Speak only good of others Arvella Jane Stroeh Chorus l Dotty Stray Present worlf laundry Phulosophy at lufe Luve and let luve STEEN STElGER STRAUSS SUNDVAY TANKE THOMAS THOMPSON Malung the auduence laugh wuth theur antucs and con tortuons Morgue Lunde Darleen Kurtz and La Vonne Hayes dusguused as the Three Blund Muce feugn varuous dance techniques un the Musucal Varuety Show Betty Lou Sundvay G A A 2 3 Drum Corps l Offuce help 3 Mosquers 3 Gurl Reserves l Ambutuon go back to Norway Phulosophy Hutch your wagon to a star Don Tanke Football 3 Glee Club l Work fullung sta tuon Phulosophy ot lufe Keep up hope Pet peeve early rusung Estelle Tanke G A A l 2 3 Hall Guude 3 Bubbles Advuce to underclassmen Partucupate un actuvutues Ideal Clara Booth Luce Jacquelune Thomas Masquersl Z 3 Vuce Pres 2 G A 3 Sec 3 Socua Com l Boosterl 2 3 HuTr HallGuude 3 Mrs Munuver Jody Hobby doncung Ruth Ann Thomas Falconerl 2 3 Vuce Pres 2 Pres 3 Foruml 2 3 Vuce Pres 2 Red Cross2 G A A l Z 3 urcle 2 Memorual Com H Trub l 2 3 Chor Tommy Ambutuon uournalusm Tom Thompson Chourl 2 Pres 3 Falconerl Pres 2 3 Nocturnel Vuce Pres Z 3 Forum l Vuce Pres 2 3 Hu Trub l Purates of Penzance Hobby sungung Con suders any happy person successful In costume s 0 our ou n design, lu' llllllbli 01111811011 suorll and f plthft UI sm-rms rum llarbc th ll e suspect our lNfPl'IIl'0IIlfI0llS, pres: nn fl to our 111011 rlassnwn un 12B English, u as more un or us than or our fllllIl0lIl'l' 3 I , :..A.l,g lp' ig h' l,2g ' ' ' ' ' - ' I -- - I I I I -- I ' I -- I -- , -- I , 1 . - . , 1 I z -' V I I - , -- I I . . -- , . f f .' 1 J . , ' A - , --. l I -- I I I -- I . ,, . ,, ,, . ,, -- -- , , . -- A - f -- , . 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C - - f f - I - T 5:1 TIETZE TIETZE TIMMONS TOMALKA TRAFF VAN TASSEL VLASAK VOLDEN WAGNER WARD WEBSTER WEIST Weeping butter tears over the death of Julret portrayed by Margie Lunde we see Dagny Slvertson and Betty Rob ben m an amateur presentatlon of Shakespeare s tragedy Romeo and Juhet DorathyM Tuetze Dody Ambutuon stenographer Summer work farm Speaks German Favornte war personalnty Gen MacArthur Loulse Eleanore Tnetxe Chorus l 2 Ambutron rural schoolteacher Work helpung on farm Pet peeve whnspermg un study hall Speaks German Baseball 2 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Red Cross 3 Social Com 3 Hall Guide 3 The Travelers Junlor Mass Tvger Summer work Navy Yard Dons! Tomalka Booster 2 Offuce Help l 2 3 S T C Z Done Hobby eatlng Ambutlon pruvate secre tary Phllosophy of lute Keep smslmg Evelyn Rose Traff G A A 3 Evue Ambrtnon nurse Summer work wantress Pet peeve People who laugh at sad shows Advice to underclassmen Study JohnO Van Tassel Band l 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 Foot ball 2 3 Ambltson clvll engineer Summer work de tense plant Advice to sophs Don t be too wuse Hob by outdoor sports WELCH WETZEL Art Vlasak Red Crossl Booster2 3 Football3 Basket balI2 Baseball2 3 Bandl 2 3 Orchestra2 3 Burds Christmas Carol Ambutlon lawyer Summer work mulk drying plant Jean Volden Jeannue Ambutlon beauty operator Summer work dnme store Phulosophy of lute Eat drunk and be merry Pet peeve Braggung Lorraune Wagner G A A l 2 3 Basketball 3 Volley ball 2 3 Tumblung 2 Red Cross l Wlllue Present work nurse s aude Summer work corn detasselnng Marlorle Ward Morgue Gurl Reserves l Ambatuon peeve blue and purple color combunatuons Jeanne Webster Summer work Ice cream shop Phulosa phy of lute Take thrngs as they come Hobby drawrng Irene Welst Ambutuon stenographer Summer work photo shop Hobby photography James Welch Basketball l 2 Kong Ambutron hrs tory teacher Summer work defense plant Plans for next year Navy radar Orvle Wetzel Baseball l 2 3 Capt 3 Orchestra l ootball l 2 L C Club l 2 3 Stage Ban Ambntuon draftsman Summer work hosputal Uakmg us more con.sclou.s o the pru :Ir ge o In mg rn Imerrca, Salom Rlzk St nan rmmrgrant, speaking Ill home room assem bla, presented one o the most uorth uhrlc and msprrmg programs o thc .year 38 502. 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WIGGERT WILLIAMS WROBEL YERLY YOUNG ZENKER ZISCHKE ZISCI'-IKE ZOERB HorryH Wiggert Basketballl 2 Baseballl 2 3 Ten 2 H Gu de 2 3 Forum 2 3 Vice Pre Bandl Circle 2 ZIZ Exec 2 3 I-loppy Ambition wholesale business Wllllom Williams B Ambition contractor Summer work branch post office Ideal Winston Churchill Pet peeve waiting in line Down Wrobel Bowling I 2 Booster 2 3 H T b 2 3 Adv Manager3 Science Club3 Summer work secretary drive car Pot Yerly Masquers I 2 3 Historian 3 Falconer 3 Forum 2 3 Sec Treas 3 S T C I Booster Adv Stott e 3 Ha Gui e rs Miniver Bird sChristmas Carol Summer work candy seller Dean Young Forum 2 Ambition engineer Summer work railroad Pet peeve people who talk in movies Future Florence Nightungoles recelve their basic tramung in home nursing class a requirement for oll sensor gurls The prostrate tlgure receiving such solicitous care us Pearl Jensen Carol Jane Zenker Sally Present work baby watch Pet peeve high heels and anklets JeonneA Zlschke No turne I 2 3 Choir I 2 3 Ot e3 G A A I 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Archeryl occer I 2 ball P tience Zisch Summer work corn detasseling Duck Zischke Football I 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Track I Baseballl 2 3 L C Clubl 2 3 ZIZ Exec 2 Summer work fruit house Present work filling station Advnce to underclassmen Don t listen to girls too much John Zoerb Football l 2 3 Trackl 2 3 Tumbling I 2 3 L R T 3 Social Comm 3 Summer and present work florist Plans for next year Navy radar Philoso phy Live for today forget it tomorrow As a class ue haze some lerv em plmtu' pet peel es Promment ones are high heels and ankle socks, clashing color combuurtrons, gossip, bad manners, nozsy gum Chen mg, and hats uorn al mol les 39 t : I I I I I - . . . . . . . HIS , 3: OH i I, , 1 , , ' S. 3: ' ' , ' ' ' . . - , ,, H . . . . . . . . I I ' I ' -T I ' ' ' ' 1 iii -- ' , -- ,, . ' . . . . T ' er -- , A . -- I - I - ' 1 2 , , Q ' , , 1 - 1 I , : , 1 I ri , , fic 1 . . . , , J I, Q, : ,2, . g . , 3, S , , 3, Soft I, 2, 3, ing Pong I, 2, 3, at clothing store -- Greatest achievement, learning to Bowling I, Volleyball I, 2, 3, Badminton I, Z, Pa- . I - . . ' ' 2 , , 1 , : 5 ' I I I I I , . - . , , , I - - , , , - - 1 I r - I - - - I - ' ' ' ' ' 2, 35 Circl Ig G. A. A. I, 2, g ll 'd 2, 3, M . ' , , ' . - . ,ij ,, . , I . I , . 1 4, , z , , 1 ' , , , . . . , . . I 1 - I 1 - . - . Q Q - s ' 1 - ' ' - . U . I . .. l K Q. I . . . Anne Gundersen There is no treasure whi h may be compared unto a faithful friend Gold soon decayeth and worldly wealth consumeth and wasteth in the wind But love once planted in a perfect and pure mind endureth weal and woe Always in our minds will remain memories of Anne s lovely personality and deep in our hearts our affection for her A conscientious student of keen intellect she was always dependable and ef ficient She was untiring in her efforts to assume her responsibilities and always did so with the cheerful smile well known to Central students For her many friends her sweet disposition and ever ready laughter have made the moments spent with her a cherished memory Eoqfi m Me Seduce Donald Albrtz Enlisted July 9 l94O U S Navy Gunner overseas Now training for chief petty officer Wayne Davidson Enlisted i933 in U S Navy Armorer lst class at Memphis Dick Shaffer Enlisted in Marines Decem ber i943 Private lst class Trained for aviation machinist at Norman Oklahoma Now overseas Donald Tanke Enlisted in U S Army March I9 1945 Private atCamp Robin Wefwan QaaJaal'e4 Tennessee son Arkansas Thomas Thompson EnlistedinU S Navy January 27 i945 Seaman lst class Completed boot training at Great Lakes and pre radio training at Hugh Manley Chicago Pfc Darwin Fry June class is a wearer of the Purple Heart for wounds received in ac- tion. He enlisted in the Marine Corps in July I9-43. After basic training at San Diego and Camp Pendleton he was sent to the South Pacific with the Third Marine Division which was active in the battle for Guam, He was given his final discharge papers on February I6 1945, Corporal John Scharpf January class enter- ed the service on October l5 l94O. After his basic training at Camp Livingstone and Camp Beauregard Louisiana he was sent to Australia as a dental technician with an Army Medical Detachment. He took part in the Saidor campaign. On September l5 i944 he was honorably discharged. 1 CD xxxe 1, xw, gp- Me, Q we can ff- ex X 'ge WI' 7wW'1'0m4i Claw New SWB '7hfw2 I?-Law! Mme 0 Q .x , ,Qfv-X if 'xo ' - H in 85,00 yah-V' vane' fO -40Xo x.,P ' -' O'-v 'i3X 0 ' 4 TQB Speaknng of speakers here are the Junior Ex champs David Brown Eugene Low Har ry Bangnberg Roger Lesthold Marulyn Wolfangl Betty Brokaw Ruta Coburn an Jean Dodds -2':.., ...4 ...--1 Q' Ruw A Xl uv N 14 u :rd Row D ll I IXK M nln r Second Row l nx nl -X f mr NUR if N dv n Frunl Row X1 nllm at t :mu P1 Q 1 ur S lx pRuw fx I x lu I ow ux 1. nw I Il X I I lhlrl ow YUTHI l DK Sn Second W I ur J J run Ow 4 1 fn 41 in unusual mvul prvparvll In thc' Ponds III :lass uns Il Dinner on ll Duwr lluul tw and student guesla dined Ill tho IIIIIIEIPIIIVS rear cur 0 the tram I ntulma 42 . . ' ' 1 1 1 4 1 Q I I 1 el 1 l I I d fb 5 B . a 1 Top : z in. l.. fr 'k f' 'f . NI. Fwy Tn' 'I nnnlrf .yy N111 mlm. I. NI: Tl r, H. NIU!- f lznlvn. D. Ixdn-n. li Ol' r. D. Ri7 -g. .' : . 1 Ha :'1l.A.. krighhl. 2- kc ' R. S4-T -ll. H. llflrm. Cl. . Q A Xli' 1 -IN. : . , ,V 17 El -' -. P. 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I7.U1Nfm I. - , , I Mir-rv F I R : KQ Nr-lm I ' Ii Is.-H .I lr rl.-,rv la n...k.m 1 , ' li fmhmnrvv Xl IHIM-r..l Umlflx - ,1 f I1 1a:wr,.'.: Q K we V V E fi n 1 V v I v u v u . . 1' i WA Dorothy Busness Vnrglnua Lord and Ruth Leathead add a touch of Vogue to thenr woolen suuts and coats These junaors have been busily engaged this year ID creating fashuonable styles Row A J us A S gs D x sun lm Q n lk vhs lm K rlllt C C hrlstlmsum Fourth Row C lxoglm J Cxutsgh H Burr V Elclc R Dummcr N Vxoluu lx Bfarretr D Cnru Third Row A Blnchxnger I Llirl. A hglmlxmnclspxpmr B ghlullan Pqtrosllf, Dxnnlmll 'XI Snhxllpr Second Row D Johnson B Crlnlu v r n Cr x rn st n Wmlqlu l-rontRow J Blank D umm rm an iusmss. KTNS l C B llugscu1 R Amunclsun W Dltlmin J Gglwler I. Hxrrxs Fourth Row xr ant log Lr Rcxnolcl .l Rxnnmg R Rnlm mcmur lx t in Rm nr Third Row D Bclz P lxnnnulx A Imdgrnn ll lxxlltnlnlch B OH lx Snlxmlclt I' Iorg..1rson A fngm Second W I Spllxl W Iuullu .llrnu S Sum mr A N X tim mr X Sglxrulxlmmrgmr Front Row S Snlmkmull, V mln D hnlfvlxlnnlm X rt A 'l ns I Strungu I-1 n I' lxlcc r Mfuls lllll'0dlll'Pll ln lvntral this wear. our lwrnmn class lS llllllmlllg rapid strides lnfler FfflL'llll'lll Turns .s tutelage' ue hal e attempted to master the language u 1111 :ts baj Img .srrzpt I I Top ': . ln . Chil- lln ff, . Xl: ll' . D, ' U lf. 'r. hill ylvf-I., l: l. B, Ma '- he E: Elmin.'F. o gl ln' rl.'C. '. ull ho , l. lfrzlnlxlln. B. Olin , .l. A.. 5 1 , D. 'I 7 7.1-,'InI Cr P. H1 ulll 'ur. E. lfritx, P. ll:1rl. . r l- . Top Row: J. llnrflic. Dullcy, H. Sfgf .L cf, xlll'.ATl CQT-l' 5,1 'Abi . J' 151- 4. ' : . ' . lfvllfrxxs. D. '1 '-lc, f rt- ll-g,:' . . ':lnclt. VV, Ylntcr, Nl. Dv lil. - -f-, 'I . , fr ' V1 '. . Tu ..f ' .1 1 ' .X '. Lum- i pc ...lawn-., ...' - 'l:, ' R. :go . '. llc, lr . 1, x Q Q u Q' l I A The hugh placers an the Junuor Ex contest were Jane Hale winner Ruth Sorenson, Alnce Bleckunger and Joyce Nekola Top Row A rl-l'UI1lCle VV Bnlr leld E Cxllev W Douglflas A Goplen W Frcs E Loef Her .l Osgiurd Fourth Row R Davxdson .I Waqlcr D Umberger R Wrobol H Nilghaels L Matl R flue Inger M Brauer Third Row E Oleon M Maurer B Han mn D Krltchnmn R N11 tuslu .l .lollneon J lxmlx R Wuxi Second Row Lhxrlmtn llclvlg. .l Raiser B Thornton l Shnldon R Olson A Groth R StoLhr S Qtcnslxux Front Row M Gavin Chnrnuyny llmlvq. L fxlbcrteon J Lund lun-rg. C Ahlilrom B 'u mimi .l Wrubol F Alllstrmn A Holley S Nonsmd R Han Sen S Nmbruegge Fourth Row P Youngchle B Qmxl lcv H Hellwlgz Q Olucrmosu B Bldsezyl. I Gxldermustgr Third Row M Pxrnoxs L V Nmlsnn .l Nckolx D lxriuse A Lindgren D Schulz Second Row C R'xu E Nllsnn B ll nsgnl frt C' lrum lr D llllstlmun Front Row R ln RNs S N1 xrlums lllgrlmrrg B Smnth B llmr lx D Pm ll mmlrs or fvnlrul UI tho Inwrlvflnlsnl spvvvh vontest sponsored bs thf ares, uvrv Stanlm Nwbruvzzgv anflP11t llfltlu Furl: uas uuarllefl S10 m uar 911111125 Stamps I , . - fs . 7 I : - lf, '. 1' V. , . K - 1, I. . . . C. '- Top Row: L.l-loff, P. Kennedy, n .jf Lflz,'1. 'arf B: .l. 1 . L ' T, li 'fl r r, ..' ' , . -lim- 'u, . L 'zu. . , J Q 1 .L 1 . M K u. Searching for facts for thenr Junior Ex speeches the hnghlught nn a lunnors year are Ray Fellows Harlan nvucnaels Pau Youngdale, and Stanley Nuebruegge 0 Row nu rm mr nu mr mtlu B Wust W Rulur B I m 1 Follrlh ROW l X Llclmn 1 lr C T x 1 sr D Blknr A Snmh T lrd w I' Dllll Nl WLM 1 bpkl A rq.y.1n ir nt 'N Arm!! liar 1 Second Row R urn Q xx l 1 laln Le Front Row X Ntrv I ru n lxreppml D Walnr S Vhnsolv. N B1rLmr B Burl X ln l fill Fourth ow lx 1 S 1 l an l'hlrd Row C 1 A un: :L 1 llum rl L I Xlnln 'Sl Xuunp. Second W R llu1lg,,1n l ur rlmllu 1 nn mukl B A gl Fron w l 51 ll rn 11 1 l l 1 m Babe' II mgvnt s Hllllll' Room IMI thv rvst o tha' school In ummng Ihr' lllllgll mv salvs ronlvsl ll 0 5111118144 north o nmgu mes Nui. IIIUIIIAPII us ruth a banquet at the Sflllldllfll Hotel l l A . , . . . , I s .i ' ' I I I I T p I D. El ' xun. D. C'lls.J. B'g, R. S: l's. lf. G: ':. . . 1: mls, xi. iilhp R. lx: K-Inf. 2. lm! Ro : : ,I... '-1f.M. lx-4 '. li. l 'l-, Nl:- gu ' llmnmpsun. .l. - . R, : tlw. .' : . lm-:ltlu-mf. Xl, To mln, R. Suvwlxxurx, .l. Jnllson. . Nl'- Coy If. .z 1 . : .,l. Q' mlm. H., 5 -lcriclqo . D. Q. 1 . : lleul. I Q Top Row: Y. Ulwn. A. Yzxrm-y. l7.N'lI.-1... u, R : C. ll: snlll. S, 'l'um:llg:l, V. lnrll. D. llixxlwlllwr, Xl. fc all. C. ic- rv, ' ' ': f. llng -n. C, l.:lpplx1. J. II- : ml. D. Xl: 'l.:u'll:ln. R. 'l 1'r. P . . Y V Rb -1 vf- . f.c:1l.A-.s. B' ' . A, All- lurf. C. B '-1 -. . sp-nxun. I 1 R0 : .. 1 sun, Nl, Nl: ur. l. l Nlonrv. Nl. Zu :'l. J. Uri- l uit . X . VN' tt 'rlm, .l. llulm, 1 l l I l .5 gs -' - 9 h . f I . K. . H. . I n . ---.., ,vw llB Reporting on sales of Boosters are Donna Olson and Ruth McKnllup whsle Patrncla Haller and Dorothy Duff do the To Row B C lxrlsll msc n mrur .I Sslumclt R Sn ll m um lx 1 Q nz Ixultl R N1u1nlmnlnry,,1r Jun 1 x T ls tl I-ourlh Row m X Us rv.my.m IX 1 oxun u lslm 5 H1 I 1 T lrd Row l Nusln I I xx l P urknr rr: VN Xmu Il Blush l Xhlthtr 'Second Row J mmltl X Ihfxs nt nr C WUI stlml uger IL B stu K I Stun Front Row Cx lxupp S B ut? Nlxnslu S I Ilu xn D Inrrmp. B llum I XX uclhm t To Ron VI K lumx .l Nt n J Iuxxnstml Fifth R01 I1 1 In n D Iur 1 run 0 lm rkt W Wu! km SL mx l'ourlh Row D Amuml un I r xx D lurks Ngluml Iltxm In! l ull lx S1 lu nlxl xt lu Third Row 1 xuruu u 4, un 3 mr Slnuu nu I ls xx nv Sputml Second Row D Hom s It sum ms x r lu I Sl 1 mms S B mth Fran R vb Q- Ixrlu N Rxlmnld N umult K n lllln In I mu n lx un Our IIB FllgIlS,l lumor Ex has bvvn fnnsolulutz 11 ruth a lhllf on spvvrh so that vu study oral lrorl: all svtmfstvr Sonw my tlw .wlmnl lmsn t a ufntilating systvm but wait till we start TOA Edward Hugdahl gwes a but of brotherly adv1ce as he shows R1chard Johnson a new comer h1s way around Central Row NN K 11 111 1 1 1 1 11111 C 1 1 r 11 1 I 'XI1Ix11111u Fourth Row R B tI LIAI R 0 R 1 1 R 11 1r X r 1111 Y ross 111 II I1lf1l1I T 5 vw J 1 1r 1 1 111111I111r1.1r I S11I1r11 1r1 1 111 11 1 I 1, I Second Row 1 XI 1r1 1 N1 our 1 111It N 11 111 Front Row R 111l1I J I111 C 1 111 1 1111I11rg. R AI! 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GA Read1ng one anothers secrets Ronald W1edman Bob Falk and R1cI'1ard Zoerb gaze unto each others autob1ograph1es, products of the1r IOA EngI1sI'1 work op Row D I 1 11 111 0 1 NILIII T11 I1111 N 1 'XI11r e I-ourlh Row D I3 111 B I rt I5 I I51rt1 s 1 VIH X I 1s1r II N1x1I. lhlrd ova Ix111111111 Ii1I1I111n1 Wlt W1Il11 R 111 D P s f1111s1I1L II111s1111 M II lSIslIIS becon Row P B 11I1111I111111 B H1 s 1 1 1 I1 111 1 1 x1111 D I r11I1111I D 5111 1 Ix111111J Front Row 1111111 D J Bun 11 11 1 I 1 1 11111.11 111 1 1 .1us1111 Row R II1111Il X 1 rI1 I 1111 N I llIINl II 1 I l'uurlh Row A I 'X 1111 11 r1111IwI1111 x 11 I'h1rd ow I 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 S 1r1 1 l Second w XI XI111 I1 1 N 111 D N 11111 1111111111 1 1 f11r1111 l'rontR11v1 D N1I11111I1 Ix 11111111 1 1 111 11111 1 Ixn 1 To llIIl1l'l'SflUIl1 1011111 s 151011111 problmns.. uv. HI ll orlfl Hntorsf tram' the groutlz tlm HIUIIPTII IHIIIONS., studs the Urlvnt, and 011011 the b0gll1lIlll2S 0 mtvr 1 1 T : . , 11 1, .I. If: IIC. M. C I I. V . J. 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OA UnraveIIlng the mysteries of buolo Helen Larsen Cynthia Fruck and Laura Bertelson fund out what makes the dentist Q drills hurt SO 1'6- Row N SIIUL1 mn mr I L u Ilnruuz Fourth Ruw H S I urwn 5 I NX lr nl Q N 0 sun nm I 11 rl p mg.I1 r A 1 sl Ihlrd on ow XI I 1 m I rn 4 I r U IIIII lrond Row X In n I Um D I uxl :ru 1 mglnwn ront ow n :muh mp 1 xs1 n an x ,- nm nm 0 Row In vuIl1 1: mxght rpr n Pau w X 1 Nun nu I'hnrdR0w I Ulir IILAI' 1 I u In IIJIAII Su-ond Row K N I um un. In 11 I onlllovs I NIMH I fs II 0 umsull tlw UIIIIIN Hlblc nr our mum trs, search our llIl'lll0l'Il'N or personal lustorx,uml nnlls estmmtvnurwlufs 'Ihr' IHIIIIISIN lhvn IIIIIIUIU m our IUI auto lnngrapllws QV, l I . . , Top ': .' ':. C, R-- '. D. Infhn-Il, J. Cir ut, II. . : .. . fy - X ' ,I .II-IIIIILIG I. I: iin- I C. Crzmgamrd. . I . ' ' IJ. Al1LIcrs4m, Ii. 'III 1 In: I HI ' i S: . I'. II'-II. ' , R Z. . 'rvi1IQI. NI. 'I'rn'p1 -rsun, ' D. 'I'inIgcr. XI Dunn. I.. f Iv I K' '- snn, II. lQIuristi:1nsm. .I. 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K F-N' V 7'7 ' Wu , f-f V ' -is 'fl ali ' .... m ' .HQ -,,,,.i,5,:,ibA , A i . , , N N 5 lg - ' 1 10 4 , ,,'..f:. . l , I ' rglfn '. ,II Au 5 , . ., 5.-: -. YB--.131 1 . , H: E, , af ,. N, ,, wb' 4,78 , ' UXQSWJ3, 'A ' , jug, V. N l , I A i '. ' 1 - X ,1 ' UK. .L TM 54: N wg fs 2' '4f - - -, . WI, W , 3 1 I L, , A A fr - 1 I , -S Q- AX. SEE . gunman- 8 ff Booster staff offers students an opportumty to enlwen theur memory books wuth prunts from the annual is Keepmg ever restless Centralutes an photogemc poses as a trnal for Mr Fregnn and Stanley Nnebruegge as they take Booster pictures f V3 ' ...- . . . . f . .Wx ': J -95.74 . X X - Q e 'u 12 -. . Lv N ,f ., -.1 Lax, ' , If ' fc 4 K . . . . . . . . . . . Top Row l 1mlp.ren Smlm illu D Nnlnr nlxillip R 1 m fem tru mli rm url S Nnlmrm Sixth Row A L it i 4 SL lx m nln rp.: r Fifth Row A Jn L n irpiru l i n um r ui 0 ow xt i T 5 B 1 1 Secon ow ' mrx Pirlcmr D nnx N 1 in 1 mc W Annu! ir rnluiu Banded The camera broke down ma terials b e c a m e increasingly scarce and daily the members of the Booster staff found them selves swimming in a deeper sea of perplexities They made shore however and through determined and concentrated effort once more produced a record of the year s activities. Everybody knew they would as shown by the fact that 955 copies were sold to Studying highlights of former Boosters are editors photographer and staff ad- visors. business people servicemen and students Those to whom e honors go are the editor Richard Coldren his assistant Ruth So renson and the section heads Patty Bourret Jane Horner Dag ny Sivertson Peter Bertelson Patty Johnson Marjorie Lunde Kama Cichowski Audrey Jehlen Stewart Smith and Howard Ro- chelt, The photographers were Stanley Niebruegge and Douglas Kraus. I Carol Rogstad Jacqueline Thomas and Mormolee Noffke help solve important Booster financial problems. 'Q ary, Ronnie Gilmeister, S t e w a r r Smith, and Kenny Blanchard solving o deadline dilemma. I Row P Phillips. Vi. Rlclmrds. S. Nix-lzriicgizc. l'. lit-ru-lsriii. G. Nnllkc. Fourth ROW: A. fntiinlcrwn. Nl, un D lxlllmr S. Smith. N. Yvulturs. N. ifairnzim, R. Cillim-istcr. Nliss ltliiirlw, Third Row: Nl. Nivliulir. Nl. Sin-lwr, tril ll tus l' J4 lin ii C' r inks, D. lfnrtz. Nlxirgmrut 'I'linmpsim. 51.51-nit. Second Row: ll. 'll-rp s I li - I an , .. u lx Q xx il mv. Nl, lurgzcrsun, N. llxiiismi, lf. Kiiiilsiiii. Front ROW: R. 'l'limn:is, M. Ciilgliiipz, l., Riclicsmi. C. ii l clil iipir l Giinili-rst-ii, C. Ulsnn, D, lliiiiistzul. Jliqli 74M F LAS H l HIGH TRIB COMES THROUGH RECORD YEAR. According to latest dispatches from the Central sec- tor, Ronald Gillmeister, holding the es- sential position of editor, with the aid of his valiant staff has succeeded in main- taining the High Trib's traditional stand- ards, despite concentrated opposition from wartime difficulties, lnvaluable were the reports of the field correspon- dent, Stewart Smith, who took charge of the direct-from-the-sideline accounts of all sports events. Confidential communi- ques on current conversation along with numerous items of interest appeared on Pat Johnson's feature page. Nancy Far- nam, acting as foreign correspondent, covered the boys over there with her column devoted to Alumni in Uniform. The problem of keeping that pro- verbial wolf from the door has been suc- cessfully solved by the High Trib busi- ness staff. Combining the conservatism of Midas with Brewster's spending poli- cy, these amateur advertisers kept the books as well balanced as any Bureau of Standards scale. With help from advisor, Miss Roche, in case oi' any difficult mathematical gymnastics, Dawn Wrobel and Janice Johnson had the responsibili- ty of managing advertising. The task of translating the hieroglyphics, which hur- ried reporters employ instead of penman- ship, fell to Shirley Tomalka and Joyce Nekola, head typists, and their helpful assistants. Top Rnw: fl. lm-lllm-i'. Nl, lluiisnii. Xliss ll-,elif .l. l':intli-. li. Sinn x , Fifth Row: li, l ui. l'. Klum-nlx, fl. 'limiu-I K. l.imlgi'i'li, lt, Drlpliviiirli, l'.. ,-Xriiii-ss. D. l'il1m'i't. l:.. Eliiii. Ftlllrlh Row: l. .l:il'iliii::ls. A. Aliflillllv l- 5l7ll'45l- H- l'ruksi.'li. ll. Nivklvx. ll. lflliuti, S. 'l'niii:ilk:i. Third Row: l. knlli, A. Allciiiliirl. Xl. 'l'liiii1ipsni1. S. Kilim-mziii, N. Sn-liiiiiclt. Xl, lilii-ill-. D. Ciizix. ll. Sn-liiiltl. S1-rond Row: l' Nlritliis-iii. fi. l,:irsnii. li. llilvlmrr. A, Yam Zzinilt. ll. ,lirrpsll'1l..l.Nt'l,iil:l.l3 ll ii-ln l. .l. .liiliiiviii Frunl Rllwt li. llzill. li flixliiiizim li Alilstr-ini. R, Shi-li'l'. ii, llxtll, Xl. Snliultl. .l. fivixxill. li. lli-ilitlku O Q9 1' r-A xml J .,....i ' oo v-1 'Ns +f f tt' 2 ,: T A. ,Er Til? 'hi 3? 5 X at s ' Q- i gi f Top Row: S. Nix-l1i'1ir-ggi-. 'I'.'I'li.ii1ipWii, li, Cilliiivisi.-i'. l'. Phillips. Fourth Row: lD,Si'liiili1, I Nr P X I -Q71 Xl. I . Xlzitlix. Nl:irg1:iix-1 Tliiiiiipsiiii, Third Row: lf, Run. R. Tlwinzis. C. Shun. l,. llzixlw. P. .liiliii ii l I um .gg S1-cond Row: l . Ritflit-si-ii, H. 'l'cipsii:i, B. liiiilum. Xl.'l'iii'g1n'iwiiii, N, llniis--ii. Xl, Cilisriii, Front Row Din L -T' Z 1:iliil. Xlniuir l iimlv lt Ciuliiirii l', W L-ilx, l', Kivilisxli ,l Dmlils Zzalcanezz Shades of Lincoln and Douglas, Wil- liam Jennings Bryan and John Drew, re- turn to your rest, for under the watchful eye of Mr. Howard Fredricks, Falconer will carry on ever mindful of your lofty examples, ever striving to attain new heights. Forget not the play produced at Madison, the speech institute at Tomah, and the State Forensic Contests, and be ever mindful of Pat Mathy and Stanley Niebruegge who won prizes in the all' school speech contest sponsored by the Jaces. Observe the valiant officers, Louise Richeson, president, Ruth Ann Thomas, vice president, Philip Phillips, secretary, and Pat Gautsch, treasurer, and their successors, Ruth Ann Thomas, Pat Johnson, Gertrude Shutt, and Mary Mathy. Rest in peace, oh spirits. Falcon- er will carry on. Qafmm There is no denying that an argument is found a stimulating pastime by some people, For just such enthusiasts Central provides Forum which caters to students who are intensely interested in current affairs and delight in discussing them, Such timely topics as the British policy in Greece or cartels in our post-war world are thoroughly analyzed and argued, but no conclusions are ever drawn, For the first time Central has been holding joint meetings with Logan and Aquinas, This year the direction of the club has been by Mr. Schwandt. The presidents for the two semesters were Philip Phillips and James Cross, vice presidents, James Cross and Harry Wiggert, secretaryftreasur- ers, Jane Mitchell and Pat Yerley. Top Row:'I 'Ili-iiiiiis-vi lf l'liilli:is, It IfqiIf:ixi.ix..l l:ii1N It lfilili-i .l li--H ll XXi,-iir Xli mir.-.:i:iilZ. Third R0w:N,l:ii'1i:iiii .l Nliitliill Xl Xliii-ii-l Xl, Fruit, Xliigziiii ll'-iiiiiisiii l'. Jiihii- ii'i . X lii1w'i'si',, 5 Nii- liliirupi Svcond Row: lx. Nlixuillu-, l liiiiiil-isiii, ll l ip ti lt llii-iii.i- N ll-irish: ID ,l-iliwsiiz, l' lil. ',i, Front Row: l'. Xwlx .l l,iiiiilli-ru J. ll-rim: li Aft, l1.Aiiii1iiifsii:' Xl Univ l Liiiitk-'.:v1l.. 90 f-lb' ix, C L lllm:r.J.L:1ux. l.. Bcrtrlsun. R.W1iriinln-1-. ll. Hurwitz. C. Ruud. XY. Scliiiciilrvrgvr. Third Row: Dun litlusun, T. Timmons, R. Schlicln, V. ltissig, D. lllrslii-lliirr. J. Dutlsls, Second Row: J. llavrt, C. Jnstml. l. Criiirlcslxzliilfc, .l. Siiwxug, K. Cicliuix-ski, B. llvrlilllxxi. Front Row: S. Graiiilgc, C. Wlulls- rt, R.Cul1urn. B.C:ivuur1is. B. Rulmlwn. J. Xlltclin-ll. flea! GMM Any cans, any papers, any rags to- day? The traditional cry of the rag- man has become the latest cry of the Red Cross, which receives industrious energetic support from Centralites. Whether it be afghans, lap boards, and books for wounded service men, the col- lecting of funds, the sponsoring of such events as the competitive paper drive and the Faculty vs. Student game, or no matter what, Red Cross finds students squarely behind it. The president for the first semester was Danny Molzahn, the secretary-treasurer, Jean Dodds. Serving vice president, Shirley Nonstad, and the the second semester were Shirley Non- stad, Leland Nosby, and Jean Dodds. Central is indeed grateful to these people for leading in one of the most patriotic endeavors of the year. Cdl-ISC. .7. Excited voices in heated argument, the pounding of the gavel, the call for order by president Christ Mesoloras, all indi- cate the usual stormy session of S. T. C. in Zl 2 every third Monday. The election problem, student dishonesty in tests, the drop in the purchase of war stamps are matters for discussion. Reports are taken back to each home room by its represen- tative. Records are kept by Jacqueline Thomas, and La Vonne Hayes takes care of the necessary correspondence. ln the absence of Christ, Richard Rick takes over. lvliss Brady, Mr. Smith, and lvlr, Hetherington represent the faculty. Am- bitiously, the S. T. C. took over the man- aging of the Seventh War Bond Drive, setting the quota for Central at 533,000 ii, un : . . mliiilii-iw, .l. l':iiillv, .l. Dziilx. l'. llliillips, li liiylf. l'.. l.uxx. R, fnilliln-islvi. l'. N uiiiiL.:cl:llm'. 'l'l1iI'll Ruwzli. IIKR lillllix Xll llXX iXll'il lxlill lllilllxe lu. , ll . f. ufsu. . : is, . '-i'iLri'suii. iggti. uiiivi'.S0r0ndR0w: '. iiriy.. 1-ini-',' ', ililll xl'rrn lxii llillxilliiii lillil l i R l Ut B NN 3. llii ii li C' ik C' ll' l ' ' 1 isu . . .mi u. -. nun. i.5ui'i-iisui, . .xi :mn . 'u tlluwtll. rx iw... 'mi :i H ms-iii. Ivif 1 Juliiisuii. Xl. Sin-ln-i. .l. lliuiiizis. lx. Rust-. ,i.-QQ? ul , Jean Dodds and Danny Mol zahn, workers for o worthy Y Mugueu Searching for properties, slapping on make-up, setting the stage, or designing costumes keeps Masquers hustling. These girls, pooling their talents with their Harlequin brothers, produced in April Tomorrow the World. Just before Christmas the girls suffered many anxi- ous moments when Miss Murley, the ad- visor, lay quietly in a hospital bed, leav- ing the girls to produce by themselves the assembly play, A Question of Fig- ures. But all went well, and Masquers' reputation was preserved. The officers chosen by these amateur actresses were presidents, Pat Johnson, Nancy Farnam, vice presidents, Carol Rogstad, Marilyn Minard, secretaries, Anne Gundersen, Janice Geiwitz, and treasurers, Dagny Sivertson, Fleur Glover. Top Row: A. Cumlcrsvn. N. lfzirnmn. D. Siu-rlsnix, C. Rugsixicl, Xl. Nl:xrlagr:il'. Fourth ROW: A li. Sumlxalx, lf. filllllllllglnll. Xl. Xlinalral. N, Si'lnx:inLln-. Xl. Olln-rg, li. NlcKci1Liv. Third R0 : -. . . :it-lmlir, J. Di-tltls. Second Row: N. llunsun. M. Giklin J. Hurm-r. J, Nlilulic-ll. B. lfllwrl. D. Kruusc. C. R:lu.l r0nl ROW: C. Alilslrum. J. Ccluilz, P. Yrrlx llmirrrt. J. liilnkc. J, 'l'lmin.is. Jfafzleg ' Lightsl Curtainsl Actionl Harle- quins again occupy the stagel These footlight devotees, through the efforts of Edward Hugdahl, have risen to life once more after months of inactivity which threatened death to the organization. Once more Harlequins joined forces with Masquers and produced the timely play Tomorrow the World. With Miss Brody as advisor, the club aims to develop the dramatic talents of its struggling Barry- mores and provides social enjoyment for them. These footlight-aspirers chose as semester officers, presidents, Edward Hugdahl and Ronnie Gillmeister, vice presidents, Dale Steiger and Harry Bangs- berg, secretaries, Ronnie Gillmeister and Bill Richards, and treasurers, Stanley Niebruegge and Dale Steiger. Top ROW: D. Su-igm-r. T. Tiinnmns. S, Nia' pr -gg '. XY. Hit-l::ii-mls. Third Row: D. lit-cw. ll. Bzuiigsln-rg. C. Cumlri- scn, R. Gillmrl - , .' nd Row: Nl. Cul s xx, J. izimlt R R'luiil1cvg,5. lf. llngrlzxlll. Fronl Row: D. Sclllzilxicli, l um m itnr Seto cl tu l D. Cray. R. Jnlmsmi, R. Rcnnvl. 22' -ll- 32 -2.1 al as CO 'l Y Q6 vo. 9- -Q4 JL -8? 46 58 T l 9 KN ' 'Q Af f Q f Q f wll ,gc Row f Rugstncl, D. Sivliv. J. Almvlg, J. Burcllrlc. Il. VVii.:p,:i-rt, N. Russ. Front Row: l. Yvvgc. F. Clover, K. G, QM vs nw llln ll Anclvrson, M. Bulls-rllvlcl, TNI. Gibson. 21.2 Z' Here is proof that democracy worksl Zl 2 is student organized and student controlled. Quiet is maintained, and the attendance record is kept high under the surveillance of a student executive and a roll taker, a dif- ferent pair serving each period. Should there be a disturber, he is transferred to Zl 5 where he is under a teacher's watchful eye. Executives, with Harry Wiggert in charge, meet frequently to discuss plans and prob- lems. lf a problem proves too difficult, Mr. Evans is appealed to for advice. Until her retirement in June, Miss H. Margaret .losten served as advisor to the executives of Zl 2. X Q' l K!! ,QSX X in gzfblq get ,mm 44750 ff ' Uncle Those versatile and able students who have received Circle citations in recog- nition of their scholastic ability and achievement in extra-curricular activities may indeed be proud to have earned this, the highest honor Central can bestow. Circle is purely an honorary organization and holds only one meeting each year, the impressive spring initiation ceremony and tea. A recent revision of the point system altered the requirements some- what this year. Until her retirement last fall, this society was advised by Miss Jos- ten, At present, Miss Hayes has the po- sition of advisor, while Miss Taras and Mr. Smith are committeemen. Top Row: -A. Gumlcrscn. R. Clllim-islur, XV. Dlttnmn. P. Burst-Ison, R. Culdrvn, C. Buklxuin. li. Hugilzllll. Third Row: N. lwirmiin. C. Amlcrsun, J. Julinsun, E. Drnvgxcr. V. Munson. Second Row: M. VVimdworth. A. Jn-lilcn, R. Tlmnius. Nl. kurt-hor, J. Baxrrct. I.. Dissiuorv, S. Smith, S. Nit-lxrumzgsi. Front Row: P. Johnson, Nl. Lundv, D. Engcbrvlsun, Xl, Cliristoplu-rsun, P. Ycrly, K. St-liwnllmv. H. Xviggcrl. , 1' ' 7 . . . 7'-1 ln Having learned the ropes, thc stage crew lowers the curtain. .f,' . . .. Arn , QD Q -P' C9 Top Row: P. Bt-rn-lsrm. R.01t-i. .l. Lziux, K.Grilii.S.Smill1. Nir, Wkirtiixlwc. Front Row: D. Rzizit X ln l LC1ll.l'lli,lll uflni. Siege Gaew .L'. 12. 7 A flash ot light, a swaying curtainl A strange figure looms from the shadows, another seems to be crawling along the rafters. These mysterious apparitions, clad in their incongruous, paint-spattered overalls, are not fugitives from the house of Frankenstein nor welders for Lock- heed, but rather industrious members of the stage crew arranging lighting, put- ting up scenery, and generally caring for the auditorium, They work hard, but they feast frequently, and once a year this worthy crew is given exclusive possession of the pool and the gym tor a big cele- bration. Peter Bertelson became chief crewman when that exalted position was relinquished at graduation by Ed Hug- dahl. D. Rouse, D. Scliinu , '. ay ii. ,.. is mm. . ir s 1. Call numbers which look like Greek to some students are simple language to members of the Library Round Table. By decoding such laconic expressions, they determine the subiect ot a book, the type of reading, and the proper place on the shelf. Besides mastering the technique ot checking out books by the recently in- stalled system, these library aides, armed with mending tape and glue, bind up the wounds of any battered books and act as custodians of the new library equipment. With advice from Miss Swenson, Carol Ahlstrom presided the first semester aided by Ruth Gatterdam, vice president, Betty Pinski, secretary, and Gena Schu- mann, treasurer. Their successors were Ruth Gatterdam, John Zoerb, Betty Ca- vouras, and Bill Richards. Top Row: W. Ria-lmrmls. A, ljmlgrcn. A. Kit-nliiilz. J. Zum-rlm. Nl. Sc-un. G. St-huiimnii. R. Gilliiivi-it-r. Front Row: ' 'lt 1' it l r K' All t B lfi k' R.C:illcrd:iin. 5. Nunsuid. 9? 'P' Top Row C 'li wnrr. R. Barclay. R. Winslow. ll. Hclluig. G. Alnlmtt. D, Krzuisi-. Sixth Row: Nl. l.un4lu. G. Larson' B1 Torgtrson S. Swurtll-gzcr, B. Voshurt. J. Nm-uman. C. Sclwrcpvl. l.. Sn-glcr. l. Wx-ge. B. Aspcnsim. Fifth Row: D. Busnus B Smith, VV. Urnln-rgcr, E. Jzlhnkc, ll. Cliristiiinsrrn. Nl. Allrntlnrf. A. Allcmlivrlk. P. Grungc. P. O'Briv:n. F urth Row R Bircs. P. Atllulnlt, J. Bender. Nl. Pzlrnim. S. Fra-y. F. Stmlll. B. Harris. B, Cmnkc. Nl. Tictzc, C. Frlclf. Third Row: N1. Egslzul, I. Cruicksltank. Xlzlrkiis. A. Pfrltf, E. Amumlsun, Nl. Elm-ry, E. Ebin. L. Gailxcl. xllur Second Row: V. Tunkv. D. Julinsim. J. Luiitlbcrg, Nl, Nutfkt-, B, Piiislai. KI. Putinixn. C. Briclzlfw. 0 ds I1 AlmLi.glvn. Front ROW: D. Purizo. Y. Busness. R, Krui-ggvr. Nl. Dumnirr, P. Higliht-rg. Xl. Whllcn, Xl Dunn P Brulllt-ur. Satisfactory s u b s I' i I' u I- Busness. MR 4 fbalph' The rollicking members of the Girl Reserves appear to have not a care in the world as they romp through treasure hunts, frolic through parties, and risk their collective necks on precipitious hikes, but from their resourceful and capable hands comes many a worthy ser- vice. They cheerfully produced Christ- mas decorations for Central, and they lifted their happy hearts in carols for the Old Folk's Home and St. Anne's Hospital. They served skillfully the annual Y. W. C. A. banquet, where Margaret Lunde spoke on the significance of the coveted Girl Reserve ring. Guiding them in their activities were Sally Markos, president, Cora Towner, vice president, Ruth Bires, secretary, Modesta Parnow, treasurer, and Miss Theodora Taras, advisor. Saddle shoes, bobby socks, and sweat- ers are impatiently tossed aside every Monday afternoon at 3 :26V2 by Central's eager naiads. An hour's undisputed pos- session ofthe pool is theirs. After splash- ing, dashing, and diving they emerge for a vigorous attack upon the mounds of tempting viands provided by generous members. Some of these natatorial nymphs are working for their senior life- saving badges, the securing of which will enable them to put their skill to practical use. Others are striving to pass tests to earn the coveted Dolphin D, Officers are Margie Young, president, Jody Tho- mas, vice president, and Jane Hale, sec- retary, Top R0w:A J. Biisxiiinx. Kliss Klulli-r. C. Olson. Nl. Ynuiiig, Y. li-i'ris, Fourth Row: lf. Nirilliisun. J. Erickson. K. Kit-hriwski R llut-lim-r Xl Iuiiil F NlcKt-iwir lf A s Nl I' im 'l'h'rdR D K B Tlx mis J .4 , . Y V.. . .Q . ., . . .. :ini-s. . , :tru . I ow: . must-, . ii : . . Nlilvsiu-ll.'J. liailv, li. lxmm-r. S. Nlzirlkiis. Nl. Gilismi. Second ROW: J. lfuiikv. if. Kitlrlvr, ll. 'll-rpslr:1. B. Sullz, Nl. Pfilijktlfill. N. N-lmiiiizlt-, Nl. Ollwrg. Front Row: J. Dmltls. S. Burn. E. llrilnlwn. B, Flkcrl. J. Ct-ixxitz, J. 'l'litmi:is. . zirilii. .aim 3 ww for Santa, J. Allamand and D .K H 1 li ui ill' Q 'll g 'i if . 1. . f X ',. ,X H g I L 1 ll W ill fl SZ Q no-vi :-qioo-f-+01 miaifnrgoggw sea,-g1fDQ.C2 :-1 mcO--+m3 35'Ql9-gig 7Q3,n.,mSn0-g-U1-f E8-12-3-12938-fDu',Q,3 D420 Ng' .1 mg: mm 30,,.,, -f UUQ w p goc3OgErT:r ommz-.,g gU-,3gf5. 3-N333 CKSO ON f'Df'DG. mS2.O43m33 CL3.s35'Ia6'+CL9,2L9s.7f .3 wqwgglcmw mrama ,D --0 :s3,'o.g-Tw fff-lag, IOn...-.m'D3. CD11 miOrD:',EQ,4ZP QQ' lmggno ..-.JQFO fo'-1--gm3'3'g,in3 x.Cg-a,:O.LD3-w'U-v--- m-r .Km 5-wswj' 3 5' 9-2 2 57? ma zeemessw '-+ Cfvfl3o3'o.'D9 O-.2f00-gfrmrnm-+ '1-+U13-7-'4- Itllws-'O l ri-luis. allq 8'- ,.' .A D ill... Top Row: fl. In-r--in. li. l'rvrlcrirLslr11. J, .lulmsiiir B. Fl'lmrmui1, Xl. Sclizillcr. Y. liiirl. Fourth Rnv lllunl.. l'. Uxrrlaiml, B. Olson. I.. Gxiln-l, Third Row: N. Niisln-rsml. J, llu-rl. Xlr. .-Kiulcrsi-ii. H. Xlnx ,lil-trusil. Second Row: Xl li-1itlir:izl. P, Fiwlu-r. R. Sliislcr Nl. 'l'm1i'l1:nlc. Front ROW: l.. llimx vrs i Pep Glad Fight on for Central l-lighl The walls of this erudite establishment echo and re- echo with the unrestrained enthusiasm ot loyal Centralites cheering the team on to vic- tory. The men behind the men behind the cheers are the unsung heroes of the Pep Club. Members of this organization of en- ergetic enthusiasts, with advice from Mr. Schwandt, planned most of the peace-shat- tering much-beloved pep assemblies De- vising new and reviving old means of giving vent to the school spirit of our sports fans provided a real challenge to the ingenuity of these interest rousers, but led by Brandt Schwarz and Betty Smith they c a m e through again this year with flying colors. Top Row: l. Nut-la. Xl. Yiiuiig, CI. Xliirgnn. A, ljiiclxxrviv, l'. Phillips. Nlr. Sclwxsaimlt. Fifth Row: B Ynslmrt. N. Nluch. A. .lzinu-iv. S. Brimllcv. D. lllrslu-inwr. J. Busaiimy. Fourth Row: l.. Wfiglu-r. S. Crunkc. R. Barclay. B. Pinski. N. llairxximil. S. Nlzirluis. K. Cllr.-liimslxi. Thir'l Row: C. Nliiulis. Nl. Niiffkc. YV. Umlu-rgi-r. R. Bircs. Xl. l.unLlc. J. Viiilvtnf. Nl. Allcmlorlk. Second Row: D. Saitlwr. R. Sliislcr. A. AII4-mlurlf C. Brin-tzkc. B. Smith. Dun Nlnlzzilm. P. Allrlilt. Fronl Row: Xl. l'ulni:iii. Y. Alli-ii. Rirlmrrl Julmsriii, B. Rulxlnn. .l, live-rs. l'. Cxiutsull. J. Fu-nclvr. ,-:L T if 7' I Ummm Here we find an aggregation of musical ability united with a mania for hard work, The thirty-five members of ora chestra were grateful for the many op- portunities to display their talents this year, starting with the fall festival of melody, and in turn followed by a concert of Christmas carols for the lVlother's League, the background music for the Christmas play, the operetta, Patience, which employed a great deal of zest and diligent zeal on the part of each member, the setting for various plays, and finally the sedate processional march at gradua- tion. This gifted group is under the able guidance of Mr, l-larmer Root. Emu! The band under the able direction of Mr. H. Root, added an extra something to sports events throughout the year. This fall in their red and black uniforms and white gloves, band members present- ed a dazzling spectacle as they man- euvered on the gridiron between halves of games, preceded by satin-clad baton twirlers. These melody makers took part in the American Legion Armistice Day program by playing at the Wisconsin Theater. The Musical Variety Show presented at the Vocational School Audi- torium in February was another success. As president for the first and second semester the musicians chose John Van Tassel, as secretary-treasurers, Edward Hugdahl and Bill Pappas, and as librarian, Carolyn Wollschlaeger. Ton Row: B. Ott. .liilm Yziii 'l':iswl. A.Xl:is1ik.SL-tenth Rowt D. Rainilu, D. Aiiiiimlsviii, li, Z:ilmi'iixx ski. P. Brrtcl- sim, E. Ifzicliirss, R. PL-rrx, D. livlv, Sixth Row: B. Ciilvriiziri. Nl, KL-pm-l. J. Rxiiiiinil. l.. Nuvk. R. VV:irtinln-r. I... llurris. ll. lflnmki-. D.M:i1isiiii.Fiflh Row: B. Cliristiziiisi-iv. C. Nia-sulwrzis. li. Ilugdiilil. J. Tliill. X1.CuldstL-in. D. Kum-r1.Y. Einlt-. S. Nii-l1rii1g:i:r.l 0ur!h Row: .l. Gm-i'Ln-. D, Dvnismi. B. llzirris. A. Bi-ll. K. fiii.-liimslqi. D. Lulu-n. J. lfuiilli' F. Biirilvss. Third Row: D. lizikvi. if, llxiuvn. XY. lun-Lltlcc. B. Jiiliiiwn. B. WK-lu-r, lf. Rvlllzill. .lim Vim 'l':isst-l. Second Row: A. l iiiilgln-im. 'l. f1r:ix 1-ns. C. ltippin. Nl. Nlur!1ni.K1. XYiillwlil:n-grr. Nl. Sim-ln-r. R. Surcnsnn R.S:ili1. D. lilli1l1uii.l rontRow: 'Xliiiuir liiiicli. l.. Nnsln, VY. Pzippzis. D. Krxiiisi. R. NK ii-iliimir. 'lf XYilkinson lf. Ibm--ll. R. 5lu1'l'r. J. .liil1iis1.ii. A. lltrfliskt. 31 W - ulI1,fi ll:ill. li, Ri-ilwlirli. lf firiutsnli. -X. llulxv. LX. llziiirx. fs l flaw Qi f-.gf-fQ. 4, cy 1,Lfi,Q2, . flfvlf i, fff ggggfif - Gm Aged bones of ancient victories rattled as Mr. Harmer Root delved into Central's mouldering archives and brought forth memories of the choir's first presentation of Patience by Gilbert and Sullivan in April, l92O, Polished as only Central's choir could do it, this sterling produc- tion presented again in April, l9-45, pro- vided a fitting climax for a year of brilli- ant musical achievement, which included music for commencement events, a band show, programs for Rotary Club, Mothers' League, and the Training School, as well as the memorable fall concert. Officers for the two semesters were Tommy Thompson, Robert Lind, presidents, Jeanne Zischke, secretary-treasurer, Paul Youngdale, wardrobe, Bill Bielefeld, treasurer. 7 f l Nec : .0 fbof C The rippling piano keys asked, Who sings for us today? Toot, toot, said the horn, Squeak, squeak, said the fiddle. l will, said the singer as she stepped into the spotlight. And she did. lt was the regular bi-weekly meeting of Nocturne, where its members, artists vocal and instrumental, perform for the club, striving always through coopera- tion and constructive criticism to im- prove their presentations. Under the ad- vice of Mr. Harmer Root they perform also for other school groups and occa- sionally for outside organizations. Semes- ter presidents were Janice Geiwitz, Jim- my Berg, vice presidents, Carol Ahl- strom, Jeanne Zischke, secretaries, Jane Hale, Lorraine Erickson, treasurers, Carole Rau, Helen Hellwig. Top Row: 'If 'l liuiiipsiin. S. Nivliiiiiiggi-. -X. lxiviilii-lf lt, llnuilzilil. .l limp l. H:il.lxiiiii .l Xl-Llilm l' N 1-unuilzilr. Svrrnd ROW: 5. lflilgrfs Xlzlluuu-1 'l'liiilvips4ili. fi R111 R Sun-r1siivi,S Nvlsimn lf filinvr. lx Alilstriim, .l. llir- Iilvlx:i.Fr0ntR4nv:DuniilNliil1:iliii..l Diiilils. J. Ciiixxill. C. ll1i!l f.. -Xlilstriviii. li, Niltl, J. llxili. Top Row: lf. Auiwss, G. Almlmlt. R. Wiiislim. G. Dim-rlaxip. l'. Km-iiiiuly. J Row: S. Suci'll't-gm-r. R. l.L:x1li4-zul. J. Kziiscr. D. Cru-r. D. l,illn'iltuii. ll. lla-llwig. N. luiriiziiii. .l. Fourth Row: A. l.intlg,run. J. llcrlitzlgzi, l'. Ailvlcll. J. Bt-mlt-i', il. Cllirisliui S. Oln-riumxc. Third Row: W. Dyrclulil. Nl. l.uiicl. M. Gilman. V. lfvrr Plnslai. Second Row: l.. 'l'lumipsun, B. llvrlitzkai. l. Kolb, Ni. Nlzirkgrxif. N. Sclmziiizlc. Ni. Olln-rg. D. Kraiusm. Van Znmll. Front Row: J. Davis-. 51.54-liullz.V.Siu:ill.l..J:iim-ssun. Nl. 6 l Q. -. - ,f af . 4-Q Curvacious cage queens ,ru N. Russ. . Biistxiilix. twin. Nl... Rxisinussiiii, l?.Kurt1 is, S. lxliiiwliiziii. lx ixruiwiy B. S4-lirrilwr. B. ll:ill P. iliiug,:n'n. lf. Kiclcln-r J I Q 1 2 0 Not only does Central offer to her vigor- ous feminine students a chance to build their brains but also their brawn, and they have a good time doing it. This feat is accomplished by the G. A. A., the largest club at Central, with a membership of some two hundred. Fall is the season for soccer, when every Tuesday, girls can be found draped around locker benches moaning over bumps and bruises re- sulting from recent soccer entanglements. But even bruised shins are easily corrpensated for by such fun. Karna Cichowski headed this sport. Basketball, under the guidance of Helen Terpstra, gained momentum this year. For the aqua-anxious Iassies, led by Marie Gibson and Margie Young, there was swimming once a week with games and a chance to pass Red Top Row: fl. lfrirl-4, S. lirincllm, B. Yiislizirl. D, Tiiilgrr. K. Yi-iivniziii. Nl. Allyn-clit. li. Jzxliiilu. J. Kiilxlilz. Fifth Row: Ni. Xizilizilx. P. Biiulu-ixliziiicr, Xl. Tliiiiiipsuii. G. Sliull. Nl. Xlurtuin. C. l.:itiim'r. C. lniiiz. lf. 'lfirilu-. Fourth Row: C. Rn-ulrr. Nl. Biitu-rlit-lil. li. Kiiiirsuu. C. Sclirtpul. Nl. 'l'urm-r. l.. V, llnu-s, B. Gillrs, li. Sim-lxrvt-lit. Third Row: if. Nlzitliisun. J. iiricluiiyi. A. Akriglit. C. Wiillsi.-lilziv.-ill-i'. lf. Ciiiicli-rsvn. Xi. l':ickiimii, Xi. Egstiul. I.. Y. Sinn-iismi. Second Row: Xl. lfln-rlr, ll. 'll-rpslrzi. li. Niclivriliv. R. Krm-gm-i'. S. Jiilinsim, l'. Yi-rlv. l'. Buurrcl. Front Row: J. liiniii-ins, lf. Drilmlwii, Slzultlln-r. Xl. Diiiiiim-r, J lfiiiilw. l.. lliillimiii. H. Ellgt-ri. 6-l Sucking the ball. ,ISK f Es:v '-f ROW! If. 'l'r:ill. If. ut-lwr. If. Irv. I . Y. Nvlsuii. Cf. 'Ilmmm-r. II. liogsiml, Nliss NIU lu flflh Row D Nlurtwm ' ' 4 sun. S. 'l'lini1ips4-ii. ll. 'll-rpstm L Nlnlxrnut Fourth Row In ir 1 Inrraiirim- Vhlgin-i', A, .lvl lun S. Ntlsuii. Ii, Sort-iisuii, B. Grrinkr. IJ. IIlrsl1a1inu B ll Third ow Biukzns. J. Bin-ln-llrlil. S. Siilmluuxxizek. If Alu-pull-ii. J. N1-uiimn. IJ. D1-nisimri. J. Kr-nnulx C I xr 4 ii Second R Q. 4. ,Q Cross tests. As usual the mid-winter diversions were ping pong, volley ball, bowiing, tumbling, and badminton supervised respectively by Jane Mitchell, Grace Dixon, Margaret Lunde, Doris Sather, and Helen l-lellwig. On radiant spring afternoons lr-lixon field overflowed with vim and vigor, finding its release in a rousing game of kittenball, directed by Marmalee Noffke. Tennis, the final sport of the season, claimed its share of attention and was supervised by Patty Bourret. Miss Muller, sponsor during the first semester, was followed by Miss Eh- lers, Officers were: president, Lilah Schaefer, vice president, Dorothy Krause, secretary, Dagny Sivertson, and treasurer, Lorraine Wagner. hrlnlsim. ll. I.:irsL-n. J, IIririicr. R. Hires. I.. I':u'LL-i, S. Xlit-lwl. J. P.ml1il,. D. SL 1 mrgli Fro L A.S1n-lim Y. 'I':rnlxn'. J Bxvl-. XI, Xxfxllm-li. D. Palrlzu. Xl luivlr Top Row: XI. Nia-lxulir. J. Zisr-like. fl. Siiu-wig. J. .l:u'ulms. N. Ilziiwuiml. XI Xlimirzl. J. Nlltchcll. Fifth Row: I.. Spiku. KI. Turgcrsrm. B. Julmsun. D. Kuna-rt. S. Nwmslzicl. Nl l.t-qizlwzitl. A. Bt-ll. Y. I.-issig. Fourth ROW: E. Sunfl- lalss. D. Johnson. II. Skuiullxm-rg. R. 'Ikluiin:xs. R. IIun-lmcr. E. Iibln. J. Ifiilr. C. Olsnn. Tnird ROW: D. Scliincckpcprr. R. Shislur. NI. I.umlv. IS. Prukscli, IS. Sumlxziv. J. I,iimllu-rg. NI. Purmm, Nlqxrkus. Second Row: XY. lfmlu-rgrr. D. Sinha-r. I.. Sclianull-r. XI. N1itl'k1-, I., VI':xgl1cr. S. Grzlnkv. G. Ivm-rsun. D, Iluinstncl. Frou! Row: B. Saillz. II. IIim':xrd. V. Schiulclt. C. Xhvulis. P. Rr-cal. XI. Sir-ln-r. Y. I'3:1lrcfu'lf., C. Dixon. I Jfall Q'u,iJe4 T Jfelp. l-lave you a pass? Will you sign, please? May I see your senior privi- lege card? No, it's not the Gestapo. lt's merely a hall guide doing his duty, The passage pilots, chosen each semes- ter by Mr. l-letherington, make it their duty to prevent any disturbances or loitering in the halls while classes are in session, and they direct strangers about the building. The desks are placed at the end of each of the three main corridors and in the annex. The loyal lads are as- signed positions in the west end of the building, and the laughing lassies in the east end. Different classmen stand guard during each period of the day. Nonchalantly swinging their badges labeled OFFICE, these smiling girls, who sacrifice an hour of precious study time every day, move quietly up and down cor- ridors collecting absence slips and carry- ing announcements. Although the office telephones may ring incessantly, a helper is always there to catch the first tinlcle. Also efficiently managed is the Lost and Found Department, always a flourishing business because of the ability of Cen- tralites to misplace their belongings. Deneonstrating their able assistance at social affairs, the office help added a patriotic note to the Hallowe'en party when, in proper attire, they represented blood donors and our armed forces. They aren't bad singers either! Top Row: S, Biiiiilli-x l-L Xlniliisiin ll. l-iinnll,-i .I Zixlikv. :X Akziigl-' li lliii-lm-i Third Row: B Suiiilxzix. lf Cuiiniiiur-iii Xl ll'-iinpsiiii, 5 Ulmviivi-nu' .l Kiililitf 'N lliiusiiii S1-con'lRow: liflliiu-1 J. Justin R. S'ii-.lt-r C, Nliiiilis, l'. Di-l :lit-ii..'i XX lfi-ilu-rg. r Front Row: .l, Kish, .l Rus- .I l'li-ning, B Simili. R, Bin--, R. l'li.iiii:ic ill . . . .:. .. D. Wmlwl. ll. Ellcvrt. gl. ,-F' S The indefatigable industry of Science Club members plus the ultra-modern facilities of the new chemistry laboratory should result in a swelling of the ranks of the Curies and the Pasteurs. The club, newly organized after a lapse of several years, has been delving into the practical uses of chemistry. These potential chemists, searching for knowledge, de- scended upon the Northern States Power Company and the Modern Laundry, ran- sacking every cranny for information. Officers were James Laux, Gena Schu- mann, presidentsg Philip Phillips, James Laux, vice presidents, Ronald Gillmeister and Stanley Niebruegge, secretary-trea- surers. Advisors are Mr, M. Blair Scher- ich, Mr. Carl Fregin, and Mr, Henry Schwandt. ' Glad ask Row: Nlr. lfrcgln. Xlr. Srlwricli. C. Nh-snlurus, P. Phillips. R. Cillinclstcr. Nlr. Salnxzuult. Third Row N lirnxm R f7ittcrcl'un I Bwkkuiu B Frm 'rl R fblllxwn J lwux ' U ut ' nm . . ,. 1 : . . .. ..5.Nu-lmr -gunzhecund Row 'in 1 Jnllnsun. Nl Niillkt-. ,l llurm-r, Xlnrli. N. llnnsuii. Front Row: D. Saillu-r. C. Muulis. R. llaxll. R -Xl! Qhem .feadwfi The pandemonium originating in the intramural room every Thursday after- noon may be attributed to the weekly gathering of our cheer-leaders earnestly devising new ways of keeping the good old Central spirit from drooping. How- ever, not only enthusiasm but also mega- phones and uniforms are necessities for the rooters. A mixer last fall, sponsored by this hopeful group, provided sufficient funds for two black velvet skirts, but, alasl for those only. Lucky are the two girls who wear them! Officers are presi- dent, Brandt Schwarz, vice president, Betty Smith, and secretary-treasurer, Dale Steiger. Top Row: l.. N:u'k. l'. -Kilt-ltlt. J. lit-mlw B. Sclixuirl. Secorvi Row: Xl. l'ulm:xii. .l. B51-rs. R. Hires. S. Xlurkiix. Front ROW: X. .-Xllrn. Xlztrgic l.un1lv. B, Smllli. H. Riililmvn. P. Cqimwlw. 86 Q0 JG ,gli Sports ,f I I. 111111 Illlllglllllflllll 1111! 1111111111 111 11r1I 11 lt t1111l ll 1111 11 l111r1 1111r I I 11l111t s tl1111ff Il 11rtl111 11111 1,1111 11 11111 I 1111.1 just fllll 111 111111115 s111111 ., ff 1sx I 1111 nl 11 llfllllzg s111111 flllll., ll 1111 1111 111 II11 1 x11 1 1, K x Ay- r Glen Nl IPW lllldllli -lf ,H Nf.Yxf'9 'R' -'Ek f 1 ffl UQ vi! 99' xkgg ,J X D-fx Ref MW. ijg! I X X432 5 LJ -La.. ffl! if I iff, vw -95 1, 2 , .6 F I. f . . - - - Q . , . , . , f ' I. , ' K . . 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Rv 5 2 2 , -H 4? 4 Q Wa ffl . f We Stull Have lt, Fellows Central s Terrlflc Tumblers after havnng recovered from their annual exhlbntnon of spectacular stunts whuch they presented rn assembly traveled to West Salem as a featurer rn a Bond Rally there Thus group was under the guld ance of Babe Wesgent gent L Sloggy F French Front Row D Jlrocek J Zoerb M Sfensgord F Ganrko D Mmard Back Row: K. Gribi, D. Schroder, W. Wei- New-was 48 ,wwe Harry Schultz 'f 9' -'mir ' T5 Duck McKenzie Duck Znschke Dove Solue Row CuId1IMnp,un .I Rxnnmp. A I pm xc L I 1 4 v mx vm m 1 D an I 1 'X 1 In nth Fmwurth Row II Whulml-. NI I I. I B L Ix I N x M 41 I 1+ 4 r Lrsun lrd Row D Ixms R I av 1. u I Q I nln N4 ul I cond Row R C ull an xx J an I 1. 1 I 1 A L um II Al Front Row nth I ln nv I lm 1 Pass Solle to Schultz, vnu 0e!erson's haod 8 :Q . J, , I A If. 7 'I ff' ' I. I I 1 ' ' 5 145+ ' '-22555124 H , ' V V ', ' I f- I E , ..,. . I . 4 I if log : I : - 'V f' , , , A f. . frrf ,'I'. Zi: 'hk ', .I. J: u -x. R. S 'I I' -I K. Juhn Yam In 'I. .I. Z 'rl . I.. Ifmmnu x . : . ' -- , . , lx-rn, 2. zxlz -r I. lilun 'Imrnl. J. Bm-nxi . C,CI1rI Iizxn -n. B. Uvvrl n, R. I.u1ll .I 0sp,I1rrI FI I 'I 151' .Th' 2 . U ., . 7:llL. VV. Ness, R. I.:xrs u. Y. S 'hr dvr. J. IIurn -r. II. ScIulItz. D. Snllu, Ii. XI IIIIIUXSQ I Z . I: : 1, .I ,'I': kr. II. RrwI1'Il.W'.UIl. Illix-I IX: R.AI4r'gI1I,.I,Sl 'Inlnn'lL. I'Q.S'I AmIl. II .I I. VV tqfl. VV 'IL 'I, D. Iiljzllxt. D. RnL'Ixn'Il. D. RII7lxIn-lp, flew Charging into their brilliant '44 season in true Red Raider style, our gridders, playing the first game of the season at Prairie du Chien, downed the Campion Knights 28 to 7, in the only afternoon game of the season, Operating off the tricky T-formation, Coach Walter Babe Weigent's eleven then rolled on to down Eau Claire Winona and Aquinas and swept on to take the city title by humbling undefeated Logan l3 to O Having reached the season s peak at the Logan game a post intra city game slump gripped the boys as they fell be fore a powerful Wausau aggregation Losing the valuable services of Captain Harry Schultz in that game when he sprained his ankle and still in that slump the team dropped the last game of the season on a trip to Fort Dodge Iowa Dick Zischkes ball carrying during Opponent Campion . Eau Claire Winona . Aquinas , Logan . . . Wausau . Fort Dodg lTherel lHerel lTherel lHerel lHerel lHerel lTherel e 28 24 31 26 I3 0 0 They 7 7 0 20 0 21 34 the season was outstanding, as was the Solie to Schultz pass combination. The brilliant play of Central's line should also be commended. Boys picked for the i944 All-City team were Captain Harry Schultz, end, Dave Solie, quarterback, Dick Zischke, halfback, Dick McKenzie, tackle' and Vince Schroder halfback. Nineteen letters were awarded by Coach Babe Weigent Seniors receiv ing LC awards were Captain Harry Schultz Ralph Schultz Dave Solie Dick Zischke Bob Larson Dick McKenzie Bob Akright Tom Howe .lack Horner Jack Steinmetz Howie Rochelt Ed Balzer Ben Overton and Orvie Wetzel The yuniors who received letters were Captain elect Vince Schroder Bill Ott Harry Hodson and manager Dick Rifen berg One sophoneore Buck Ness re ceived an LC Rowj llll DT N X irt ow r i. J l. I' WRNN lX IVR 'w D lx I on w L Q Front Row R N i . . 1 . I I 1 1 1 - - 11 11 - - - - ' ' ll ll . 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R Kromke R Lund V Schroder J Bigelow B Overton R Larson Captam Harry Schultz D Salle J Horner R Schultz R McKenzre P Muchaels Kneelmg M Sutton coach S Smnth manager Opponent e Maduson West Mmneapolrs North Eau Clalre Stevens Polnt Wausau Logan Aqulnas Tomah Dubuque Wlnona Superior Central Campion Eau Claire Aquinas Supenor East Wmona Dubuque Camplon Logan lTherel lHerel lTherel tTherel lTherel lHerel 1Therel lTherel lHerel lTherel lHerel lTherel lHerel lHerel lHerel tHerel lTherel lHerel lTherel Th ey NTD Harry Schultz Dave Solle -l Baakezfddl Although faced with one of the toughest schedules nn the hlstory of the school Coach Mark Suttons cage quintet came through nn tune style coppung l2 vlctorles while dropping 7 Added duttrcultues came wnth the mud year graduatlon of three tlrst strung players Captain Harry Schultz Bob Larson and Jchn Blgelow By virtue of two trlumphs over Logan and a wan and a loss to Aquinas both by the margin of a slngle counter we gained a tue for the clty championship wlth tne latter rrval Dave Solle and Harry Schultz captains for the second and turst semester respec tlvely fnnlshed one and two an clty scoring Dave garnered l49 polnts whale Harry al thcugh playing sn sux less games racked up lO8 tallues Honored wnth places on the All Cnty qurntet were center Duck lVlcKen zle and Solue The Randers amassed a total of 574 markers agaunst 524 for their op ponents an thus season s competutnon Letter wrnners were Captann Dave Solle Duck lVlcKenzne Harry Schultz Bob Larson John Bngelow Vance Schroder Jack Horner Bcb Lund Bull Ott Rudy Kromke Ralph Schultz Harlan Michaels and Stewart Smuth manager W ' II ...,.. 37 40 ' ' 44 2l ' ......... 30 39 ' ...... 27 36 35 3l 32 Z6 ' .......... 20 I9 I 30 39 I I 24 2l I I , ' ........... 33 l9 I I I I I ' .... 28 34 I I I II I ' .......... 20 l7 I I - I I ' ......... 24 22 I ' I ' ........... l6 l7 3 I 1 . ....... c 1 I' ' ' ........... 30 27 - - 33 44 - - ' .......... 29 27 - - ' 4 - 30 20 4 - -'- . so 5 A I ' 'V ' Look' Jack ns shoohng one rlghl' handed Blll grabs another rebound wn1v--- lop Row cond Row X11 XNIUI L, R I 1 vs 1 1 I R 11 Harry pushes one for two pomts A famous Horner left handed shot N ' ' f ' p 1 ? 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R.Ri-k.'xX.011 D, X1-rllzlltn lx. 5111111111 1 awk Led by Co captams Bob Schroder and John Matteson Coach Kenneth Doane s Red Rarder thmclads had a faurly successful season l944 On Aprll lst the Raiders traveled tc Wrsconsun Rapids where they captured thnrd place an the Indoor relays A week later they took enghth place nn the Madison West relays wnth Co captarn Schroder starrrng by takrng seconds In both hurdle events Traveling to Pralrle du Chlen on May 7th the clndermen swamped Campuon Academy 76 to 42 an a dual meet May l3th proved to be the only home appearance of the Ralders However they were defeated by Wisconsin Rapids ID an extremely close meet 58l 3 to 54 2f3 Schroder and Matteson performung as usual paced the losers Taking to the road again the Central :tes tred for thlrd place In the state sectronal at Madison Bob Schroder led the locals In pount garnermg Letters were obtarned by Co captarns Mat teson and Schroder Lyle Muller Albert Muller Rrcky Wang Ben Keeler Laird Sloggy Duck Schroder Ben Overton Art Fregm and Christ Mesoloras who was elected captarn for the l945 campavgn Al didn t know he could throw It that for The relay team m ochon 76 T011 ROW: R. Fcllous. ll. Rm,-lu-ll. R, Sclurmlvr. NY. Dltlmxln. C. Clmristlunsrvn. J. Dnilv. .l. Zucrla. S. Smith. R .Dr-vim: Front Row: C, Mesoloras, R. Wing, A. Nlillcr. J. N1:1tu-srm. R. Schrmlor, li. Ovurmn. l.. Xlillvr. A. Fry-gin. Nlr, Dunno. - 1 - 1 I f , - I . - . . I . I I I I . BJ . I ' - . I ' I I I I I I . I . 1 I 1 1 . 1 U 1 1 1 ' . , . . , . . . v- My '0 Row: Xl,VK'-'1,,- .R, ' ' : ': . .T 'l '. .S . tt, ., : .... 'Mgt-cond wgll. Vgggrt. K. 'L' : :' 1 . ,K . . l..l-'ron nwz. . .. . The Red Ralder baseball team finished a successful season wnth theur frst undisputed clty championship Bringing his boys unto early season form Coach Babe Welgents nme breezed by West Salem 3 to O and rn their home opener swamped Xfnroqua I9 to 5 ln the second home game West Salem aveng ed an earluer defeat by takmg Central 6 to 5 The team suffered another setback at home when Winona defeated them I to 5 G ttung back nn the wln column again the Raiders topped Eau Clalre 4 to 2 and meeting Logan scored the Rangers 8 to 2 Another intra cuty game followed agamst Aquunas and the team came through to beat the Blu golds 6 to 3 Taknng to the road once more the Rauders suffered an ll to 3 defeat at Eau Claire Re turnung the Central nnne clmched the cuty champnonshup by defeatung Aquunas l8 to 6 on Hnxon Field After receuvmg a severe set back when Wlnona defeated them 16 to 8 the boys came back strong to sweep over Lo gan l4 to 5 Thus completed the 44 season with a record of seven wuns against four losses Chalk up one stolen bose Believe It or not Dave hut a triple 77 I' p r urnnl lxrulnkm lx BlHlLllll'Cl R Kflllnxusur D mln B O l llxrlns l lnmnnx . R0 Y I 1 C1 lxlwt l llmsun ll Snluulll B litglnnunt D l uclx R R11 l.R A ltllouk D Rims O X dnl W lamp Xl bluuplnl R llstlllkt R Rllmnlnrg ' ' ' in their first intra-city contest, Central out- . - . . I . . . . I ' T ll ll - I - , . 1 . . . . I 1 1 - , . I . . . I , . -- . I I . 9 - l I I l , . I l I ' . , I l . . ,fif7?'A ,f mat l' Row lW1WIj.,l1I B Ovlt 1 D Sl C Cr1l1uFr0ntR0w S efuwi Under the guidance of their coach Walter Babe Welgent the Central netters carrued on their brnlluant record of seven undefeated seasons by addung to It another season of snx victories and no de feats They easily won the clty cham plonshlp by blankrng Logan In both matches and allownng Aquinas only one point ln each of their encounters Eau Claire won one point against our team on our own courts but the Rauders won 6 O at Eau Clanre They also captured second place at the state sectional meet wnth Dave Solue and Bud Graham ending an second place In the doubles and Captain Tom Howe taklng fourth nn the slngles Letter wnnners were Tom Howe Bud Graham Dave Solle and Captain elect Ben Overton Central s Red Rauders of the fairway under the guldan e of Coach Mark Sut ton recorded three vuctorues against no defeats sn competntuon durlng the l944 campaign On Aprul 23rd the Centralstes traveled to Praurue du Chien where they downed Campion Academy 9 to 3 wlth Captain Ben Keeler shootung a superb tnree over par 67 On rvlay l6th and 27th the Ixnksmen had matches wnth Eau Claur and turned In trnumphs both times ln the flrst th y won l2 to 3 with Captain Keeler again leading the way whale John Matteson sparked them un the second whuch they took lOV2 to 4V2 ln state competutnon the Ralders captured third place In the sectional at Baraboo Letters were awarded to Ben Keeler John Matteson Albert Mlller Rncky Wang and Rich Fredrlckson Capt elect Ben Overton Capt Tom Howe Capt Ben Keeler 78 W ' op : r. ol fc , .g 'r or. . fn lc, 1. 1 1 1:1 , : Nlr, futton, R, Frcclrickson. R. W'Ing. A. Millcr, B. Kculcr, .l. lNl:lttL-son Il. Rm-lu-lt, T. llmvc. lla Wl1,Zgl'fl. . . , . . I I N' f ll ll f ' fl - I C 1 . . . 1 , . . - . D . . I V . . . E 1 1 1 1 1 I I ' . I 1 l 1 . , . , i i , . 5 Expectatuon and suspense add to the excutement of The gym class has been turned unto a volley ball the last seconds Just one more chance at the ball match In a tense moment the ball soars hugh above as the whustle blows' Then a dash for the showers the net Its real fun for the players Quai: Spud Despite moans groans a few baseball fun gers broken fnngernalls and minor bruises the gurls nn athletucs have one grand tume Basketball and soccer hold the hnghlught ot the semesters whule softball tumblung pnng pong badmunton and swnmmnng rate hugh In season The popularlty of athletics us shown by the massuve turn out In the extra curricular actlvltles un our gym G A A has the largest enrollment of any organnzatlon In the school and on any day on which the gym or fueld ns avaulable a mob of figures nn shorts can be seen havung theur workouts warnelng up and The whustle has blown the players are ready for the kuck off and the mughty plunge through the center of theur opponents Iune showlng tne boys a few new twusts Logan IS the mann antagonust In our after school affaurs After tne games b tw en the femmes a bug socual hour and a feed are pro vided The tnoroughly satrsfactory good tlme gives n w nmpetus to the local Good Neugh bor Polzcy The departure of Mass lvluller at mud year for recreational work un army camps left the gurls weeplng on on another s shoulders Mass Ehlers however has capably fllled the vacant place and gurls atnletlcs contlnue to go as eagerly and strenuously on The spurut of Robun Hood reugns as the female arch rs Marlorue churley Lorraune Dagny and Jean aum carefully at the bull s eye ure: my Tn 3 . 1 I , V 11 A - u - , I . 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V2 'I r !U ' ' f JJ f L s ,'i qA,,' H 1' J PJ if-,Ti UQ ' ' .I . f,g'1 f' ',,',.,'.' lu bflf ly i:Vl !fE3f f L'-LL cf J 111- 'IPPLIV 0 r 6 , f 1- 'I fjs-ff 1' f tin 0. 1 . 4 I ,1 I if ,V 4' 5, qv -'45 'lf Mess Cook s culmary experts gwo a prachcal demonstratnon of theur art to Miss Roche s class In business prlnclples lt took no Sherlock Holmes to trace those mnssmg pens or themes but merely the semester s end and the flnal day of cleamng ik Carol Anderson places the wreath May Z9 l944 Centralltes agann bowed thelr heads In reverent tribute to Ameruca s war dead Opening the Impressive Memorial Day servlce was an Invocation by the Reverend Homer V Ynnger Rlchard Coldren gave a for ward looking address on our obllga tions to the servlcemen After a hymn by the mixed chorus Carol Anderson escorted by the Color Guard and the LC Club as Guard of Honor placed the memorial wreath on the World War l marker Two Spanish Amerlcan war vet erans Ernest Zube and l-l D Buell wrtnessed the exercises Four Central :tes now IH uniform Sldney Sather Slc Lt Thomas Markos Sgt Howard Jones and Lt Maynard L Park noarch ed behlnd the Color Guaro Top An Impressive moment when Carol Anderson passes through the Guard of Honor Muddle Those who appeared on the program and our guests Bottom Carol Anderson attended by Color Guard and servlcemen ffffemamal ibm, Orvie Wetzel and Jess Hutzler ponder over their next chemical concoction while Louella Gabel, Mildred Erickson, and Dave Solie complete their experiments. efnemblhq .fad The new chemistry lab is a real- ity at Iastl Here is the latest in equipment, The new hood eliminates all danger from gases and keeps the school tree trom what are euphemistically termed unpleasant odors. Also new in this kingdom of chemical concoctions are the revolving reagent cabinet and the classification system for chemicals. However, use of the dark room tor photography will have to be another post-war project. A glance at the old lab in its before era shows Jim Hanson and Ricky Wing experimenting. We get a qlimpse of our new chemistry lab in the larva stage. S-1 Though all books may appear alike, locating the proper position of each volume is no problem for Carol Ahlstrom and Betty Pinski, helpful members of Library Round Table. 'Wie New .fidaafuf Here silence reigns supreme? Even the inevitable hilarity of a group of Central students cannot disturb the quietude of our new library with its acoustic ceiling eliminating all echoes of whisper- ed conversation or dropped pen- cils. Even in the flood of soft light from the new fluorescent lamps not a speck of maligning dust can be found on any of the flawless tables, desks, or shelves. Woe be it unto that audacious artist who first records his ini- tials for posterity on their shin- ing surfaces or who forgets his biblio-etiquette. The great pride Centralites take in his new pos- session should serve as guarantee of its careful treatment and pre- servation. A quiet sanctuary for studying presided over by Ardell Kienholz, acting as librarian. This view of behind-the-scene chaos during the remodeling of the library seems hopeless. 55 Snappy slogans secure student attentlon Candidates and managers pose for therr Tuger Ted for S T C Swlng to Coldren' Hop along wnth Rabbnt We want a man' were the cries as Centralltes agann plunged mto the chaos of the annual Platform and the mysteruous secret weapon of Chrust lvlesoloras unveiled at the cam palgn assensbly evud nced the ungenulty of the promlsnng polltlclans and thelr hard working supporters After strugglnng through a bombard pictures 763 Smdmzh Waie Central populace crowded to the polls to cast votes ID the most closely contested election ever held At the fnnal reckomng Chrnst lvlesoloras won the offnce of S T C presudent over Ted Tnmrnons by the small margin of two ballots Mesaloras s rabbit extermnnator appears Rabbit s rooters rouse rabble rn publuc 86 1 C S. T. C. presidential campaigns. The Coldren ment of confusing political propaganda, the Nancy and Rich cross the bridge unto Peany and Shrrley dancing through June Moonlight Mood in January We Szfuclemii lance More than the usual number of dances have gladdened the hearts of hep hungry ing and yiving to the sweet strains of Don Kaye s Paul Fredrick s or Gene Mendez s orchestra or to the melodic rhythms of the puke box In fall the shoeless shuffles or bootless brawls held the number one spot on the popularity list probably because they insured freedom clothes were the back to the woods style and most gratifying of all no shoes which means no wounded feet as an aftermath The Senior Prom June in January was any girl s delight for she could don her frilliest finery Then came the Mother s League mixer the Red Cross the Junior Prom ushering in a flurry of long skirts and puffs The curtain was drawn on Central s dance whirl with the graduation dance at the U S O where the Seniors reminisced over their happy high school e They park their shoes and stocking clad polush the gym floor 87 ll ' ll ' Centralites, who go tipping, dipping, jump- benefit dance, and an arraylof others, with ' ' Iif . Un 0m Siege JUNIOR MISS What could be worse than the tribulations brought on a family by its teen age members? Even when Pat Bourret, mischievous heroine of Jun- ior Miss, and her cohort, Ellen Park- ins, took up the mystic art of Yoo-gi, father, Richard Coldren, and mother, Dorothy Stavlo, didn't complain, how- ever, when their connivings cost Mr. Graves his job, that was too much, PIRATES OF PENZANCE Apprenticed by mistake to as roll- icking a band of mustachioed pirates as ever sailed the Spanish Main, Fred- erick, Tex Carlsson, leads himself and his merry mates to marital bliss, when he falls in love with Audrey Jehlen, one of the Major General's innumer- able nieces. With H. Root as director, the operetta, presented May ll and 12, l944, was an outstanding success. THE BIRD'S CHRISTMAS CAROL Getting her brood of young'uns ready for the incredible honor of din- ing at the big house was a problem to mother, Dagny Sivertson. Although they disregarded a few dictates of Emily Post, Mrs. Ruggles could be proud of her children for gladdening the last hours of their invalid friend, Patty Bourret. A QUESTION OF FIGURES After numerous unmarhematical at- tempts to untangle the confusion of their accounts, three girls, Fleur Glover, Jane Horner, and Pat Johnson, with their all too helpful friends, Marilyn Minard, Betty Elkert, and Janice Geiwitz, decide it is simpler to live together unharmoniously than to straighten their finances. 88 Mrs Phllllps serves Mrs Klnneman coffee Mlss Taras presents Mom and Dad wlth and cookles Junuor s program They look a llttle old to be ophornores' Indeed although these strange students ex cltedly scrutcnuznng roorn num bers wore the bewnldered turst day at Central expressuons they were not new puplls In stead here were Mom and Dad snngung School Days agaln s they sampled Junlor s daily lute following hns whole days routlne nn the course of a few pleasant evenung hours U luke hum though they escaped the drudgery of home work and the horror of the unannounced test To revlve them after a hard day at school refresh ments were served rn the cafe terra Top Mr Scheruch presents rudl ments of chemlstry to Mrs Horner and Mrs Overton Bottom Mlss Roche lnltlatmg the parents Into the mysterles of the commercial department Gfzen .Jfaude - . 11 - --lea , 11 X ... . , - - 1 1 . 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