Central High School - Cehisean Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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fl' .- ,f LJ I, 'N Z First row: Coach lerald I. Sexton Iames Monkman, Otto Quale, Rober Cutting, Vernon Iohnson. Second row: Donald Brandt, Wil liam Gross, Charles Gaskell, Walte Hansen, Fredericic Poppe. Third row: Samuel Sweet, Le Dinesen, Donald Olsen, Lawrenc Klepperick, Lewis Soukup, Ioh Schultz. Fourth row: William McWhirter Whitney Countryman, Karl Dedolph Otto Silha, Philip McAdam, Thoma Carey. BoWL1No CLUB V, ENTRAL 2383. Humboldt l987. These are just two of the many scores of the Bowling Club of Central high school. This club is a recent addition to the school activities since it was organized only during the last semester. The boys bowl every Saturday morning at ten o'clock at Harkins' Recreation Hall located in the Hamm building. The members of the club gain practice when the first, second, and third teams compete. Outside competition is held between the various high schools in the city or between different groups at Central. One of the most unusual games of the season was the game be- tween the faculty and the Central team. Frank Galles, lerald Sexton, Robert Berg, Ray Peterson, Alfred Schwabe, and Playford Reed were members of the faculty team over which the Central bowlers were Victorious. The student team was composed of lames Nash, Otto Silha, Iohn Schroepfer, Douglas Nelson, Whitney Countryman, and Lawrence Klepperick. Plans are being drawn up for a handicap playoff within the club as well as the matches with other high schools. Otto Ouale was elected president. He is assisted by Robert Cutting, vice-president: Vernon Johnson, secretary: and lames Monkman, treasurer. Mr. lerald Sexton is the club's adviser. Page 64 Xffkiita A'

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First row: Lorraine Beltman, Lor- rayne Rice, lack Mitchell, Walter Hansen, Arthur Schwabe, lane Sor- enson, Mr. Albert Schwabe, Barbara Kaysen. Second row: Harold Harris, Leland Batchelder, Bryce Clark, Elizabeth Hinderer, Marianne Anderson, Wayne Currier, Walter Bechik, Ed- ward Humphrey. Third row: Earl Towner, Harry Hillstrom, Vernon Wollan, lack Mathews, Harold Baldwin, Burke Neff, Robert Hutchinson, Ioe Francis, Floyd Ross. ARCHERY CLUB O YOU want to be a Robin Hood? Do you think you could snap the string and hit the bull's eye? Ioin the Archery Club! The Archery Club is one of Central's newest organizations. lt was started in 1933 by Mr. Albert Schwabe, the present adviser, under Whose management the club has been very active. The only requirements for membership are an interest in archery combined with an ability to shoot a bow and arrow and a desire to improve one's skill. The club is also interested in encouraging beginners who show some ability. Try outs are held each fall and in February, and new members are selected by the old members, who vote on those having the highest scores. The meetings are held every other Thursday, and members are allowed to shoot on Tuesdays and Thursdays on the balcony of the lunch room. If the weather permits, they make use of the outdoor range north of the school. The club elects their officers once a year. This year the officers are: pres- ident, Walter Hanson: vice-president, lack Mitchell: secretary, lane Sorenson: treasurer, Lorrayne Rice: custodian, Arthur Schwabe: and assistant custodian, Lorraine Beltmann. Page 63 A N-5. J LJ' lx XXX!! .... it l ...-... tltl .

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First row: Mr. C. W. Eastman, ichard Boller, David Erickson, lmer Kunze, Robert Patterson, oward Schoonover. econd row: Iames Stodelka, Don- ld Anderson, Robert Larson, Helmer ohnson, Fremont Iewell. hird row: Bernard Sather, Leslie ,I hK1 1,Ih N'h1, eppe osep ueqe o n ic o s aniel Drommerhausen, Robert ohnson. RADIO CLUB ALLING C. Q. Duluth. - Calling C. Q. Duluth. - Hello, C. Q. Du- luth? - Will you Contact me with W-7-K-Q-Z or don't you know his wave length?-Thanks! - Hello, W7KQZ. This is WQMQW, St. Paul Central High School calling. How are you? This is one Way a message is sent from the Radio Club to another ham station in a different locality. If the wave length and call letters are known, the station may be called direct. All members learn the code and signals and can under- stand the reception over the short wave set. Guided by Mr. Clarence W. Eastman, this club has benefited greatly from his leadership. Chalk talks, speakers, and moving pictures from the St. Paul Institute are regular teatures at their meetings. This club has no social activities, their time being devoted solely to the interesting conversations and programs coming over the air. Their affiliation with the United States Naval Reserve in St. Paul enables them to send a maximum ot two hundred messages weekly although the full quota is not transmitted. The students furnish the messages and these are delivered gratis to any of the forty-eight states. Elmer Kunze heads the club this year. His co-workers are Robert Patter- son, vice-presidentp David Erickson, secretary: and Richard Baller, treasurer. The science section is headed by Howard Schoonover, chief operator, assisted by Richard Steinmetz. Page 65 ,S Qeifrljr lx fd' ll rrgiitlilfili'