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

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Feb. 23-Iunior class election gets all tied up, but knot for good as Bernard Anderly and Al Moorman tie for presi- dent and Alice Godfrey and Sally l-lagermann for vice president. Feb. 25-The knot is untiedl Bernard Anderly and Alice Godfrey and Gail Paulsen land on top. Feb. 27-Washington crossed the Delaware, but Central crossed Washington 27 to l6 in a basketball game. Mar. 2-They're all wet, but it's their l2th straight title. Karl Dedolph finishing and ludd Mulally starting in the record breaklng medley as Central takes another city swim championship. Mar. 4-Central's dance master, Al Moorman, announced general chairman of I. S. Mar. 8fCentral beats Harding in a thrilling overtime game 30 to 29. Mar. l6--lack Peninger, Polly Hagmann, Lucille Varner, and Paul Greig conduct the senior class as the respec- tive officers should. Mar. l7-All loyal lrishmenfincluding lohnsone-eattend the St. Patrick's Day Sunlight. Mar. 18- Cehisean and World break all time sub- scription records. Tom Hope and George Clemens get headaches. rw ff C5 177

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.NW 5? Ian. Ian. lan. lan. lan. Feb Feb. Feb Feb Feb 6-lt's not fall, but the leaves start turning. Finals announced. 7-Some people like the boy in the plaid jacket actually study. 7-But that guy in the suede jacket? l5--Here it cubs. Cub edition comes out under Betty Bleecker's direction. l9fCentral spellers tie Minneapolis North in spelling bee over KSTP. l-Finals over-we all relax. New term begins. l8fWe'd be scared too, George. l8el-le did it! The villain! The culprit! Frances Merk accuses Allen Orensteen ot betraying Dolores Kernkamp's affections in Once ln A Blue Moon , sung by members ot the Glee Club at the Glee-Times Follies. . l8MNatalie Kolb's original song, Out At Sea, was first on the hit parade ot the Follies. . l9-Long absent list. Don't be afraid, little children, it's only the Follies pirates glancing around at the second performance. Hmmm wp Feb. l9-Edie Okes spies the photographer at the Follies. 'Qi ' A T f X w .. X it , xy X 3 RA'--7'rf H' xx N Page 25 A X . 'Q'l'Xt QQXNf51lt'w5 NN Xlxlikilif X--r-Us . V-T'-lx 'Gsm 5 l

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Mar. 19- Times receives Columbian medalist rating. Mar. 19Alt's oh, so hard to study when ' ' here. the warm breezes tell us spring is Thank goodness, Easter vacation has come. April lf--Three guesses. April 2-Commencement plans com- mence with Vernon lohnson as gen- eral chairman. April 2 -Roger Allen foiled by a thaw. April 3eReward for 3 years at hard labor. Mr. Marshalls stentorian tones an- nounce 136 Honor Roll students with eleven graduating with distinction. April l4fNew National Honor Society members announced. April 174The eternal trianglel'--wln the spring a young man's fancyf A ril 2UflV1ore of the same with Bob Ear- D ley getting obstacles out of the way. April Z1--A--Do you believe in signs? Now, now, girls. lr. PARKING 'ARMNG f I , T-3 -W .u, ,Af 4 In 11 1 NR, Y V 1 A. 'f A . W ' , X. . ,1 . 1 M V, . 4