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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1939 volume:

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Edu- cators realize that School Days should consist of more than just a classroom and a limited course of study. School life was thus varied with the new, practical studies and the introduc- tion of extra-curricular activities. Reading and writing and 'rithmetic, Taught to the tune of a hickory stick has given way to an enriched course of study. Now we still study the necessary background subjects, but We also enjoy courses an-d activities based upon our tal- ents. ln choosing our theme, the song School Days, we show the richness of our curricular activities and friendships of our leisure moments. We do not recite a history of all high schools, but rather we record the story of our School Days today. In spite of the vast changes made in the high schools, they are still the places for the making of lifelong friendships. Central High's largest senior class in making this yearbook, hopes that it will recall to you your modern School Days of 1939. 'l A 'W Q' 'lg M47 ft if ifggfii Z Q, 3, In obiniugrx toe. Armada ui' 'K inifo maids-4 Mere words are incapable ot expressinq our admiration for our adviser, Miss Ruby Moe. Her sense ot humor, her interest in student atfairs, her untail- inq kindness and co-operation have endeared her to everyone coming in con- tact with her. For three years she has been the quidinq force ot our School Days, the sincere friend ot us ati. We dedicate this, the Cehisean ot 1939, to Miss Moe with the sincere hope that it represents our gratitude to her for the unceas, inq interest she has shown. ose. ms otnskslsle-.N Pictured in the upper two snaps are editors oi the 1939 Cehisean. Left to right are Glenn Hanson, editor-in-chief: Dan Magraw, associ- ate editor, Ierry Kennedy, art editorg lrving Til- lotson, business manager: Barbara Reynolds, Frances Montgomerie activities music editor: , o editor: Phyllis Atzenhotfer, snapshots editor: Elsabe Luedke, album editor. William Reding and Ierome Seward Cehisean staff photographers, are pic- tured in the upper photograph. ln the lower picture are Iustine Deutsche school editor: Robert Lilcins, sports edi tory Marilyn Godfrey, Girls' sports editor. nom Qomfot 36 toast.. Paqe l. Reading, 'Riting, and 'Rithmetic ,.,,,,,, 7 Faculty and School ,,.. H-, , 8 School Lite ........ Y, l4 Sophomore Class .... s,,. 2 U Iunior Class ..... ,U 2l Senior Class C- -- 22 Senior Album --- --- 23 54 Seein' Seniors --- -M 1 When We Were a Couple ot Kids - Activities ..........,s,.,. Student Government Groups --, Honor Societies .....,..... Skill Clubs , , - Publications ..s,,c. General Activities Drama .......... Music .,,,...... l-le Was My Braw Athletics ss- Boys' Sports on Girls' Sports --, ny, Bashtul Beau O5 Qvf. Qi ff AX 'X if 'RL 45? .auf x xx. - fHM:'!'ah5f '4 X 'af N... Y,,. . X x- XQYK x 'Xfxki X 5' xy ' -M13 ' w X 1 , xl 4? 14? I-df, I, 'lumen .f can AQ A XM, W NSR x s K- - xx N. 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Sopfmmofzat This year's sophomores, the class of l94l, to a large extent came from Maria Sanford lunior High School. The class, which numbers a little more than 400, chose for its first leaders Barbara Bean, president: Donald Meisel, vice-president, Nancy Wright, secretary. Ned Powell was appointed treasurer by the three elected officers. Chosen to head the Various class committees were Lucille Luck, finance, Wallace Hanson, poster, and Ieanne Hadd, card file. The first adviser was Miss Mary Bryant, clean of girls, and later in the year Miss Helen Heck was appointed permanent adviser of the class. Fully organized in its second semester, the class elected Douglas Perrin, president, Wallace Hanson, vice-presidentg Robert Sorem, secretary. Otto Meeker was selected treasurer by the other officers. Dick Hackney became chair- man of the poster committee: lohn Stumpf of financeg Nancy Wright, card file, and Leigh Kamman, program. Lucille Luck, Iohn Stumpf, and Betty Bennelson make up this seniesteids sophomore finance committee. Iunior Class Officers First row: Barton Levy, Marjorie Biack, Raymond lacobson, Iessie Dudley, Mane Levie, Robert Tar- box. Second row: Barbara Mills, Evelyn Storbe-iq. The Class of 1940 entered Central in September, 1937, with the distinction of being the smallest class to enter Central in many years. The class was organ- ized and quided in its first semester by Miss Mary Bryant, and Miss Gertrude Borden was later introduced as its adviser. This tall the class elected as its president, Margery Brackg Evelyn Storberq, vice-president: Marie Levie, secretary, and Raymond lacobson was appointed treasurer. ln the sprinq term, the class started planning the most important activity of the year, the Iunior-Senior Prom. The sprinq officers elected were Robert Tarbox, president: Iessie Dudley, viceepresidentg Barbara Mills, secretary: and Barton Levy, treasurer. This year's Prom was held at Stem Hall on May 26 under the chairmanship ot Iohn Barton. The qrand match was led by Robert Tarbox, junior class president. Donald Shannon, Grace Stewart, Iohn Barton, Shirley Delfreece, Herbert Guinee, and William Whitney are the lunior-Senior Prom chairmen. tw- :sf rf-'ii ,K W, wt 'bl' Senior Class Officers Seated: Robert Madsen, Dorothy Kulenkamp, Elsa landa, Richard Anderson, Arthur Cumming, Standing: lack Bonbriqht, Iean Eberhart, Mary lane Sweeney. Entering in 1936, this year's senior class is the largest ever graduated from Central. The first officers to head the class were Anna Mae Torgerson, president, Doris Bohlig, vice-president: Iean Herrmann, secretary: and Ierry Kennedy, treasurer. When in the spring the adviser, Miss Ruby Moe, was introduced to the group, it was headed by Robert Madsen, presidentg Anna Mae Torgerson, vice-president, Frances Nilsen, secretaryp and Arthur Eggert, treasurer. When the near-1000 students in the class became juniors, they elected Edward Vanl-Iousen, presidentg Mary lane Sweeney, vice-president, lean Herr- mann, secretary, and lrving Tillotson, treasurer. It is customary for the president of the junior class to lead the grand march at the Iunior-Senior Prom, and Irving Tillotson, head of the class for the second semester, had that honor. Other officers for this very important year were Barbara Reynolds, vice-president, Mary lane Sweeney, secretaryp and Arthur Cumming, treasurer. The following fall there had been no great change in the enrollment of the class of 1939. Once again officers were elected, and Arthur Cumming became presidentp Mary lane Sweeney, vice-president: lean Eberhardt, secretary: and lack Bonbright, treasurer. Even more important than the year of the Prom is the last semester of the class in school. The officers for this year must head the plans of the Senior Day and the many commencement activities. Bob Madsen was president for the final term: Dorothy Kulenkamp, vice-president, Dick Anderson, treasurer, and Elsa Ianda, secretary. NORMA AAMODT MOLLY ABRAHAMSON Girls' Leaque. THEODORE ABRAHAMSON CAROI. I.OU ACKERBERG Paint and Patches: Dramatic Club: Glee Club: Class Com.: Cehisean : World : Assemblies: Glee-Times Eollies : Girls' League: Commence Com. ALICE ADELMAN Sec. International Club: Glee Club: Girls' League: Historical Society: Glee-Times Eollies : G. A. A.: Class Com.: Assemblies: Honor Roll. VIVIAN AFEALTER Assemblies: Honor Roll. DOROTHY AHRENS Vice-Pres., Treas. Paint and Patches. LEO AICHINGER NORMAN ALBRECHT Pres. German Club: Historical Society: Class Com.: Traffic Squad: Soph. Honor Medal: Honor Roll with Distinction: National Honor Society. AUDREY ALEXANDER Girls' League: G. A. A.: Snapshots. LYLE ALLEN Traffic Squad: Times : Mar. Basketball. ROBERT AIVIEY IEANETTE AMOS Pres., Treas. Triads: Treas., Sec. Literary Club: Treas. Latin Club: Sec. International Club: Girls League Council: Historical Society: Girl Reserve: De- bate Club: Bird Club: World : Cehisean : Soph. Honor Medal: Assemblies: Chr. Class Com.: Chr. Commence. Com.: Honor Roll with Distinction: Na- tional Honor Society. AGNES ANDERSON Girl Reserve: Choir: Girls' Leaaue. GENEVIEVE ANDERSON IOHN ROGER ANDERSON Guardsman. LORRAINE ANDERSON Girls' League: Ir. Red Cross: G. A. A. MARIORIE ANDERSON Sec. Bird Club: Paint and Patcbes: Choir: Table Tennis Club: Girls' Leaque: International Club- Chess Club: Class Com.: Assemblies: Vice-Pres. Campfire Girls: Vice-Pres. Debate Club. RICHARD ANDERSON German Club: Chemistry Club: Table Tennis Club: Chess Club: Class Com.: Cehisean : Sec. Hi-Y: Treas. Class. ROSE ANDERSON Choir: Assemblies. RUTH ANDERSON Assemblies: I. S. Com. PETER ANDREWS Treas. Radio Club: Band: Assemblies: Band Con- cert: Honor Roll: National Honor Society. WILLIAM ARNDT Vice-Pres. Hi-Y: Ski Club: Guardsman: Thumb Tack: C Club: Assemblies: Capt. Gym. Team: Class Com. BETTY IO ARNOLD Sec. Chess Club: Pres. Soph, Girls' Glee Club: Girls' League: Ski Club: Latin Club: Class Com.: Commence. Com. -qv IUNE ARVOLD Girls' League: Honor Roll. LLOYD ASHLAND ROBERT ATKINS Latin Club: Traffic Squad: Glee-Times Follies : Bird Club: Choir Chorus. PHYLLIS ATZENHOFFER Pres. lr. Red Cross: Treas. International Club: Girl Reserve: Girls' League: Chess Club: His- torical Society: Chr. Class Com.: Assemblies: I. S. Com.: Commence. Com.: Ed. Cehisean : Honor Roll: Quill and Scroll: National Honor Society. DORIS AWSUMB Dramatic Club: Girl's League. GLORIA BACH Class Com.: Cehisean : Girls' League Council: Sec. Chess Club: Sec. Dramatic Club: Chemistry Club: Assemblies: Glee Club: I. S. Com., Honor Roll. FERN BAILEY Referee: C Club: G. A. A. All-City Letter. ROBERT M. BAKER Latin Club: Historical Society: Mgr. Football: Traffic Court: Honor Roll: National Honor Society. BEATRICE BALICK Girls' League: International Club: G. A. A.: Ir. Red Cross: Honor Roll. MARGARET BALICK International Club: Girls' League: G. A. A.: Ir. Red Cross: Honor Roll. MARY BALSTER Ir. Red Cross: Girls' League: Ski Club: Girl Reserve: Honor Roll. HAROLD BAMFORD Bowling Club: Ed. Tirnes : IM. Football: IM. Basket- ball: IM. Hockey: IM. Baseball: C Club. MARGARET BANNING Girls' League. RUTH BARAN German Club: Ed., Ed.-in-Chief 'I'imes : Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Snapshots: Pres. Ir. Red Cross: G. A, A.: C Club: Ouill and Scroll: Traffic Court: Assemblies: Commence. Com.: Honor Roll: National Honor Society. ROY BARONE Choir: IM. Basketball: Assemblies: Glee-Times Follies. DONALD BARR Band: Viceepres. Orchestra: Band Concert: IM. Basketball: Glee-Times Follies : Assemblies. WILLIAM BASKERVILLE IACK BEAVENS Band: Guardsrnan: International Club: Traffic Squad: Assemblies. EARL BECKIORD Thumb Tack. ELIZABETH BEHM Girls' League. MARGARET BELKNAP Girls' League. LAWRENCE BENTSON Chemistry Club: Bowling Club: C Club: Class Com.: Cehisean : Baseball: IM. Basketball: IM. Hockey: Commence. Com.: Honor Roll: National Honor Society. DOROTHY BERNDT Treas. Snapshots: Girl Reserve: Girls' League: Class Com.: Honor Roll. MILDRED BERNFELD Honor Roll. MARIE BEYER Ir. Red Cross. G, MARIAN B A. A.. Class Com. ILSTEN Girls' League. G. A. A.. C Club. Commence. Com. LYLA BISCHOFF MARIAN BISKE Girls' League. G. A, A.. Girls' League. Referee. Tri-Sigma. C Club. All-City Letter. VINCENT BLAZIC DANIEL BLEHERT MARTIN BLOCK C Club. Table Tennis Club. Stamp Club. Tennis. IM. Basketball. RUTH BLOMGREN Girls' League. IOEL BLOOMFIELD Chemistry Club. Thumb Tack. LORR AINE BLUMBERG G. A. A.. Girls' SHERMAN League. Tirnes . Girl Reserve. BLUMSTEIN GEORGIA BOBB DON A LD BOEHM Guzzi dsinen. Girl Reserve. Times . Sopb. Girls' Glee Club. CLIFFORD BOHMBACH Chr. Class Cram.. Football. Assemblies. Hi-Y. GENE BOLKE IACK BONBRIGHT Pres. Rille Clu Pres. Hi-Y. Class. Class Com.. Student KENNETH Hi-Y. b. Tennis. Pres. Bowling Club. Vice- C Club. Troas. Orchestra: Treas. Com.. Track. Hockey. Commence. Council. BORN Stamp Club. DORIS BORNKAMP International Club. Historical Society. Debate Club. Girl Reserve. Girls' League. Choir. Class Com.. Assemblies. Chemistry Club. Honor Roll. National I-Ionor Society. EILEEN BOIITHILET Girls' League. Girl Reserve. CHARLES BOYLES Vice- Pres. Bird Club. Pres. Hi-Y. Capt. Gym Team. International Club. Class Com.. Track. Assemblies. DONALD BOYLES WILLIAM BRAND LA NELL Football. Track. Basketball. IM. Basketball. Hi'Y. Glee-Times Follies . Assemblies. C Club, T BREAUX Clienistry Club. Honor Roll. IOHN BROADY Cliess Club. Hockey. Baseball. HARRIET FRANCES BROWN Girls' League. IUNAULD NETTIE BROWN Girls' League. IAMES BRUNTON Basketbally Commence. Com. KENNETH BUETOW Pres., Vice-Pres. Triadsp Latin Clubg Treas. Literary Club: Class Com.: I. S, Com.: Ed. World p Quill and Scroll. MILLICENT BURGESS Triadsp Girls' Leaguep Thumb Tackp Class Com.p G. A. A.: Referee: C Club: Commence. Com. MARIORIE BURLINGAME Glee Club: Girls' Leagueg Honor Roll. MARK BURNS Honor Roll. DORA BURTIS Girls' League: Class Com. ROBERT BURWICK CONSTANCE BUTWIN Latin Club: Ir. Red Crossp Girls' Leaguey Tri-Sigmag Debate Clubg Times y Snapshotsg Ouill and Scroll. ALVIN BYRAM Bandy Choir. ROSE MARIE CALLAHAN DOROTHY CARLGREN Girls' Leaguey G. A. A.g C Cluby Honor Roll. THOMAS CARLIN Hi-Y: Footballg IM. Basketball ELAINE CARLSON Dramatic Clubg Sec. Student Councilg Girls' League G. A. A.g Class Com.g Macey Oueeng Assemblies Cehisean g I. S. Corn.: Commence, Com. IRVIN CARLSON lOHN C. CARLSON ROGER CARLSON Pres., Sec. Hi-Yy Dramatic Clubg Capt. Basketball Golf: Student Councilg Class Com.p Assemblies C Clubg National Honor Society. DON CARLTON IM. Basketball. EVELYN CARON Bowling Clubp Girls' League. BILLIE CARR Girls' Leaguep Debate Clubg Ski Clubp MILDRED CARTER Class Com.7 Girls' League: Girl Reserveg Thumb Tack: Latin Cluby World g Cehisean g Pres., Sec. Literary Club: Honor Roll: National Honor Society: Quill and Scroll. MARIANNE CARY Girl Reserveg Girls' Leaguep Ski Clubp Thumb T Treas. Glee Clulop Snapshotsg Times. DOROTHY CASEY Girl Reserveg Girls' League Times ackg llARl.l'S CTASHMAN frrifrrrlsrrirfrig Str irlferit Courirfily IM, Rnslcotbnllp IM. llrif-krryg f:0lllSOflll j 'IllIIlGS, l'l.lINORl.' CASHMAN Girls' Leoqueg G. A. A.: Choir. KENNETH CASSELMAN l.OlllijE CASTOR Hi-Yp Photo Artsy Rifle Clubp Gym. Teorrig Cehi- svcxri g Cluhy IM. Hortlceyg I. S. Corri. Girl Rclswrvfeg Girls' Le-cxqirv, ALLA N CHAMBERS Tli urrih Toclcy Aeronautics Cluhg Rifle Clubp Chr. Cjorrrrrif-rire. Corrrq Chemistry Club. ALTON Cl-IRISTENSEN Gloe Club: Vice-Pres. Radio Cluby Glee-Times Follies g Assemblies, AIIIJRIIY MAE CHRISTENSEN llrurri Mciiorp Girls' League. IANIS CHRISTENSEN Svc. Girl Reservesg Exec, Bd. G. A. A.y Sec. Debate Cluhg 'C Cluhy All-City Letter: Sec. Ir. Red Crossg Girls' Leuquep Tri-Siqmcr: Relereeg Snopshotsy Class Corn.: Commericfo. Com. ELEA NOR CHRISTIANSEN NANCY CILEMENTS Girls' Leuqufv. ROBERT CLIFFORD llrsfs, liuiidg Orchcstrug Asserribliesg Borid Coricertg Times ReVue g Glee-Timers Follies. MURIEL COHEN RIIVA COIIEN Ir. R-fed Crossg Girls' Leoqueg Glee-Times Follies. Girls' Lfrcrquog G. A. Ag Horror Roll. KTATHRYN COLLINS EDWARD COLLITON NANCY COMES Vivo-Prfzs. Clirarriistry Cluliy Trslus. Sriupsliotsp Girl Rfrsfvrveeg Girls' MARY CONLAN Hi-Yg Bond. Leeuquv. Girls' lnriqrrog CeliisPori y Class Com. YR' O TERESA CONLAN IJAN ITONNELLY if Clorss Corriq Times, MAR Y CONNOLLY Sturlserit Couriml. THOMAS CONNOLLY ROSE COOPER LOUIS COOPERMAN IAMES CRAIG Trous. Dmrnotic Club: Hi-Yp Chemistry Clubp Class Corrrp CehiseCm g I, S, Com. L. BERNARD CRAINE Radio Club: Stage Force. Ski Clubg Traific Squad. TACK CRAWFORD Vice-Pres. Triads. EVERTON CROMMETT IAIVIES CRUMLEY l'li-Y: Footballg Baseball. ARTHUR A. CUMBEY Rifle Clubg Bus. Mgr. Tirnes p Glee-Times Eollies g Quill and Scrollg I. S. Com. ARTHUR CUMMING Hi-Yp Assemblies: Class Com.g Treas.. Pres. Class DONNA CUMMINGS Glee Clubg Girls' Leaqueg G. A. A.g Vice-Pres. Snap- shotsy Assembliesy Times g Bird Club: Glee-Times Follies g Quill and Scroll. RUTH CURRIER Pres. Masque and Foilg Treas. Girl Reserveq Chr. Class Com.y Tri-Sigma: Girls' Leagueg Snapshotsy Literary Clubg Cehisean g C Clubg All-City Letterp G. A. A.: Refereep World y Commende. Com.: Honor Rollg National Honor Societyg Quill and Scroll. LANDIS DALE Baseball. ROBERT DAMPIER Guardsmeny International Clubg Trackg Class Com.7 Fencing Teamp Honor Rollg Cehisean. BRUCE DANDO C Club: Swimrningp Assembliesg Tennisp Base- ball: Thumb Tackg Commence. Corn. LUCILLE DANIELSON Girls' Leagueg lr. Red Cross. HAROLD DARLING VONNA DAVIDSON Girls' League. LAURA DAVIES Girls' League Council: Class Corn.: I. S. Conig Commence. Com. DUANE DAVIS Aeronautics Club. ROBERT DAVISON SHIRLEY DAWSON Girls' Leagueg Girl Reservep Times y Quill and Scroll. FLORENCE DEBEL Chess Club: Class Com.q Girls' Leagueg Girl Re- serveg I. S. Com. DOROTHY DELANO Honor Roll. HAZEL DELANEY DELORES DENAULT Girls' League. AGNES DE SUTTER G. A. A.y Paint and Patchesg Table Tennis Club. IUSTINE DEUTSCHE Girls' Leagueg G. A. A.g Literary Cluby Ski Club: World g Ed. Cehiseari g Chr. Class Com.g Quill and Scroll. GLLNN ui: viivwr Hi-Y: Football: Swirnrning: IM. Hockey: Guards- rne-ri: C Club: Baseball. ALLAN DIONISOPOULOS Football: Hockey: IM. Basketball: Cheer Leader: Tinies : Thumb Tack: Glee-Times Follies : As- sornblies. HAROLD DIVINE Assemblies: IM. Basketball, GEORGE DIXON Traffic Squad: Aeronautics Club: Rifle Club: Base- ball: IM. Basketball. MARIORIE DIXON G. A. A.: Literary Club: Dramatic Club: Tri-Sigma: World : Times : Assemblies: Girl Reserve: Class Com.: Girls' League: Honor Roll: Ouill and Scroll. MARY GRACE DIXON Girl Reserve: Ir. Red Cross, ANGELINE DOMINQUEZ Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Tri-Sigma: Honor Roll. STANLEY DONSKER Class Com.: Historical Society: International Club: Thumb Tacks: I. S. Com.: Honor Roll: National Honor Society. CYRIL DOODY SYLVIA DOROSHOW Girls' League: Girl Reserve: International Club: Ir. Red. Cross. IMOGENE DOWLING Latin Club: Girls' League: Sec. Ir. Red Cross: Honor Roll. HAROLD DRUCKER IM. Basketball. DONALD DRUKEY Chess Club: Radio Club: Rifle Club: Photo Arts: Honor Roll. WILLARD DU BORD Pres Radio Club: Student Council. ELEANOR DU CHENE IAMES DUFFY MARY DUFFY FAWN DUNN Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Honor Roll. IEAN EBERHARDT Student Council: Chess Club: Vice-Pres. Girls' League: ViceAPres., Sec. l.atin Club: Snapshots: Tinies : Treas. Tri-Sigma: Treas. International Club: I. S. Com.: Commence. Com.: Sec. Class: Class Com.: Cehisean : Bus. Mgr. Minutemen : National Honor Society: Historical Society: As- semblies: Sec. Debate Club: Honor Roll. GLADYS EDDY Traffic Squad: Girls' League: G. A. A. RUTH EDDY Girls' League. HENRY EDELSTEIN Pres. Stamp Club: Ed Times : Mgr. Gym. Team: Ouill and Scroll: Assemblies. MARGARET EDISON Traffic Squad: Glee-Times Follies : Class Com.: Girls' League: G. A. A.: Referee: Times : As- semblies. ARTHUR EGGERT Hi-Y: Student Council: I. S. Com.: Gym. Team: Treas Class: Honor Roll: National Honor Society. DKJDLHI LLLID Ed. Times : Quill and Scroll. LORRAINE ELM Girls' League: Girl Reserve: G. A. A.: Stamp Club. CLARELIA ELMQUIST G. A. A.: Glee Club: Assemblies: Glee-Times Follies : Girl Reserve: Girls' League: Treas. Snap- shots: Class Com. DOROTHEA ELSNER Ski Club: Chemistry Club: Sec. German Club: Pres. Ir. Red Cross: Pres., Sec. Tri-Sigma: Class Com.: G. A. A.: C Club: All-City Letter: Referee: Girls' League Council: Masque cmd Foil: Cehisean : Chr. Commence. Com.: Honor Roll: National Honor So- ciety. ELAINE ELWOOD Historical Society: Snapshots: Girls' League: C Club: G. A. A.: Honor Roll: National Honor Society. BETTY EMMINGTON lr. Red Cross: G. A. A. Exec. Bd.: Referee: C Club: Girls' League: Girl Reserve: All-City Letter: Tennis: Volleyball: Fieldball: Basketball. IOYCE ENGLUND Girls' League. BARBARA ERICKSON Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Commence. Com. HELEN FALEY Girls' League: Assemblies. ALFRED FAULKNER Glee Club: Treas., Sec. Hi-Y: Assemblies: Pres. Choir: Glee-Times Follies. LUANA FAUST Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Bowling Club: Class Com.: WorId : Commence. Com.: Sec., Treas. Triads. MARVIN FELDMAN International Club: Stamp Club: C Club: Class Com.: Gym Team: Track Team: IM. Basketball: Honor Roll. GERALD FERBER Pres. Ski Club: Honor Roll. RUSSELL FERGUSON C Club: International Club: Historical Society: Sec., Treas. Guardsrnen: Treas., Sec. Debating Society: Mgr. Football: Mgr. Basketball: Assemblies: Band Concert: Traffic Squad: Traffic Court: Honor Roll: National Honor Society. DOUGLAS B. FERREN Times : Assemblies. DOROTY FIESEL Girls' League. SOL FEINSTEIN A IM. Basketball. ' JAMES FILLMORE ' Pres. Aeronautics Club: Pres. Photo Arts: Times Revue : Assemblies: Chemistry Club: Times. WALTER FILLMORE Hi-Y: Aeronautics Club: Football. ADELAIDE FINBERG Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Thumb Tack. BETTY IANE FINBERG 1 Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Campfire: Ir. Red Cross: ' Thumb Tack. ,. ROBERT FINLAY BEVERLY FISHER Pres. Literary Club: Dramatic Club: International Club: Ouill and Scroll: Ed. Times : Cehisean : Assemblies: Ed. WorId : Class Com.: Girls' League: Commence. Com.: G. A. A.: Honor Roll: National Honor Society. MARY FISHER IIINII FITZGERALD Snr: Traffic Squad: Girls' League: Girl Reserve. ALICE FITZGIBBON Student Council: Girls' League: Paint and Patches: Vice-Pres. Soph. Girls' Glee Club: Class Com.: I. S. Com. MARY ELAHERTY Debate Club: Internatifmal Club: lr. Red Cross: Girls Leaque: Cehisean : Girl Reserve: Honor Roll. MARIORIE FLANAGAN Masque and Foil: Class Corn.: Girls' League. KATHERINE FLEISCHHACKER Historical Society: Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Class Com.: Soph. Honor Medal: Assemblies: Honor Roll with Distinction: National Honor Society. LORRAINE FOSS Student Council: Girls' Leaque: Masque and Foil Dramatic Club: Campfire. IIART FOSTER Club: Chemistry Club: Hockey: IM. Basketball. ROBERT FOX Photo Arts: l'ClGl'1lSPC1Tl. MYRNA FREEMAN Girls' Leaque: Girl Reserve. RORERT IVREISCHEL Capt. Traffic Squad: Traffic Ccurt: Guarclsman. lil'l'A FRffMLANlJ Girl Reserve: Girls' Leaque: Assemblies. FSTHER FRISHBERG Stamp Club. RIIN FULLER Literary Club: Barirl: World : Cehisean : Class Com.: Band Concert: Commence. Com.: Chemistry Club. DORIS FULLER Times : Girls' League. ELLEN FULLER Girl Reserve: Class Corn, LGRRAINII GARAGHTY ONIS GARBERG G. A. A.: Girl Reserve: Girls' Leaque. GERRY GARDELL Treas. German Club: Glee Club. CHARLES GAUTHIER Gloe'Tirries Follies : Assemblies. RENE GEDULDIG Girls' Leaquo: Paint and Patches: Chr. Class Com.: Student Council: Assemblies. RICHARD GEIDEL C Club: Photo Arts: Swimminq: Track. VIVIAN GIRSON CHARLES GIERTSEN Stamp Club: Pres, Triads: Assemblies: Class Com. MARIAN GILSDORF SHIRLEY GIMBLE Band: Assemblies: Girls' League: Honor Roll. ROBERT GINSBERG Pres. Stamp Club: Class Com.: IM. Basketball: Foot- ball: Assemblies: Commence. Corn.: Honor Roll. ALMEDA GLENDENNING Triads: Snapshots: Traffic Squad: Girls' League: GIee-Times Follies : Commence. Com. ELIZABETH GLUDT Girls' League: lr. Red Cross: Tri-Sigma: Class Corn.: Campfire: Honor Roll. MAXINE GODBERSON G. A. A.: Girls' League: Paint and Patches: All-City Letter: C Club. MARILYN GODFREY Exec. Bd. G. A. A.: C Club: Sec. Girls' League: International Club: Class Com.: Ed. Cehisean : Triads: Thumb Tack: All-City Letter: Referee: Honor Roll: National Honor Society: Ouill and Scroll. MARY ELLA GOINS International Club: Sec. Quill and Scroll: Vice-Pres. Literary Club: Class Com.: G. A. A.: Girls' C Club: All-City Letter: Ed. Times : Ed.-in-Chief World : Tri-Sigma: Honor Roll: National Honor Society. IOSEPH GOLDBERG SHIRLEY GOLDBERG Ouill and Scroll: Choir: Stamp Club: Soph. Girls' Glee Club: Girls' League: Ed. Times : Assemblies: Glee-Times Follies : Class Com. DAVID GOLDENBERG MARION GORDER Dramatic Club: Table Tennis Club: Carnival Oueen:' Commence, Com. ' IRVING GORDON ' Historical Society: Bird Club: o all. I 5 .1 -f GLORIA GORKA 4 'L fks Girls' League. ' ' 1 ' I IRENE GOSTANCZIK N 'ff I I Girls' League. MILDRED GOSWITZ Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Table Tennis Club: Class Com.: Times : Honor Roll. IUNE GOTTLIEB Soph. Girls' Glee Club: Girls' League: Sec. Stamp Club: Assemblies. MARIAN GOTTLIEB Girls' League: Assemblies. PHYLLIS GRAWERT German Club: Scph. Girls' Glee Club: Glee Club: Wardrobe Com.: Class Com.: Assemblies: Times : Honor Roll. PATRICIA GREER Girls' League. FANNIE GRINBERG Girls' League: Tri-Sigma: lr. Red Cross: Class Com. ROY GROHOSKI Stage Force: Chess Club: Traffic Squad: Debating ' Society. MURIEL IEAN GULSVEG Girls' League: Ir. Red Cross: Bowling Club: G. A. A. SHIRLEY HADD Girls' League: Snapshots: Soph. Girls' Glee Club. MARION HAGEN Girl Reserve: Girls' League: Debate Club: Inter- national Club: Paint and Patches: Bird Club: Ger- man Club: Commence. Com.: Masque and Foil: Honor Roll. WILLIAM HAGERMAN Student Council: Hi-Y. KEITH HALL Baseball. LORRAINE HAMBURGER ROBERT HAMM Girls' League: Honor Roll. PATRICIA HANLEY Vice'Pres. Triads: Girl Reserve: Debate Club: Girls' League: International Club: Bird Club: Chr. Class Com.: Honor Roll. MARY HANSEN ROBERT HANSEN Hockey. Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Honor Roll, GLENN HANSON Ed,-in-Chief 'I'irnes : Ed.-in-Chief Cehisean : Ed. World : National Honor Society: Pres. Quill and Scroll: Vice-Pres, Literary Club: Sec. Triads: Hio- torical Society: International Club: Honor Roll. PAUL A. HANSON GEORGE HANZALIK Pres. German Club: Vice-Pres. Band: Literary Club: International Club: Mgr. Gym Team: Pres. National Honor Society: World : Cehisean : Times 'Q Band Concerts: Assemblies: Historical Society: Pep Band: IM. Basketball: Vice-Pres. Chess Club: Glee- A Times Eollies : Treas., Vice-Pres. Starnp Club: Chr. Commence. Com.: Quill and Scroll: Chr. Class Com.: Honor Roll with Distinction. VicevPres. Rifle Club: Assemblies. WILLIAM HARHOLDT IOHN HARNSBERGER FLORENCE HARREN Girls' League, MARGARET I-IARRINGTON MARY KAY HARRINGTON BETTY LEE HARRIS Times Girls' League: Soph. Girls' Glee Club: Class Com.: G. A, A.: I. S. Com.: Honor Roll. IOAN HARRIS SHERMAN HEADLEY KATHRYN HEALEY Treas. Hi-Y: International Club: Dramatic Club: Paint and Patches: Rifle Club: Literary Club: Student Council: Wrestling: World : Assemblies: Class Com.: GleeATimes Follies : Commence. Com.: Chr. I. S, Ccm. MARY HEDBERG Girls' League: Latin Club: Table Tennis Club: As- semblies. LESLIE HELMES IANET HENNEI L Hockey: Tennis: C Club: Commence. Com.: De- bating Society, Girls' League: Class Com.: Cehisean : Commence. Com. MARGARET HENRY Sec. Snapshots: Chemistry Club: Glee Club: Rifle Club: Girls' League: Ski Club: Assemblies: Commence. Com.: Gleo-Times Follies. RUTH HENSEL G. A. A.: Debate Club: Girls' League: Ir. Red Cross Ski Club: Band: Drum Major: Assemblies. Ya 'R . vi., ru..nuux.frx LLOYD A. HERTZ PAUL HERZOG Pres. Chess Club: Vice-Pres. International Club: German Club: Class Com.: Cehisean : Student Council: Debating Society: Chr. Commence. Com.: Ir. Red Cross: Honor Roll: Ouill and Scroll. LUCILLE HESSE Tri-Sigma. CHARLES HETFIELD Literary Club: Student Council: Pres. Hi-Y: Football: Golf: Wrestling: Track: Assemblies. MABLE HICKMAN . Girls' League: G. A. A.: Assemblies: Glee Club: Glee-Times Follies. ' Pl-IYLLIS HILL Paint and Patches: Ski Club: Girls' League: Class- Com.: Assemblies: I. S. Com.: Commence. Com. 4 DORIS HILLSTROM X, Chess Club. f IEANETTE HIPP ' Girls' League: Tri-Sigma: C Club: Sec. Band: Re- feree: All-City Letter: Exec. Bd. G. A. A. HAROLD HITE Photo Arts Club. CHARLES HOLCOMB Vice-Pres. Chess Club: Glee Club: Stage Force: As- semblies: Orchestra: Glee-Times I-'ollies : Traffic Squad: Class Com. DOROTHY ANNE HOLDEN Girls' League: Chr. Class Com.: Times : As- semblies: Historical Society: Chemistry Club: Tri- Sigma: Latin Club: Debate Club: Honor Roll: Nation- al Honor Society. ROSEMARIE HOLMBERG G. A. A.: Rifle Club. MARION HOLTON Traffic Squad: German Club: Rifle Club: Times : Honor Roll: National Honor Society. DOROTHY HOOK Vice-Pres., Treas. Girl Reserves: Girls' League. LESTER HORNE DOROTHY HORNICKE Girls' League: G. A. A. SHIRLEY HOSMER Tri-Sigma: Trlads: Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Snapshots: Chemistry Club: G. A. A.: C Club: Masque and Foil: Honor Roll. GLEE HOUSTON Assemblies: Dramatic Club: Girls' League: Girl Re- serve: Masque and Foil: Class Com. SHIRLEY HOWE Vice-Pres. Girl Reserves: Girls' League: Sec., Treas. G. A. A.: Sec, Soph. Girls' Glee Club: Class Com.: C Club: Referee: Masque and Foil: Assemblies: I. S. Com.: National Honor Society. WILMA HYDE Girls' League. GORDON ISAAK BOB IACKSON Dramatic Club: Chess Club: Assemblies: Mgr. Foot- ball: Debating Society. ARNOLD IACOBSON Guardsmen: IM. Basketball. ELEANOR IACOBSON Glrir- Clirlng Girls' l.r-rrrrue Cziuriczil. llIRRY IAHNKE Hi-Yg Basketballp Baseballg Club. KATHRYN lAHNKE Paint and Patchesg Girl Reserve. lALIK IAMES ELSA IANDA Girl Reserveg German Clubg Sec. Chess Clubg Vice- Pres., Sec, lr, Red Cross: Sec. Historical Societyg Chr. Class Com.g G. A. A.g Tri-Siqmag Girls' Leaque Coun' cilg Cchisoarr g Thumb Tackg Ski Club: l, S. Com.: S , Classp C Club: Honor Roll: National Honor 'i ty. ROBERT IANSSEN Guardsrneng Chemistry Cluby Sec, Tri-Hi-Y. lOY ,EF ON lin ,lribg Girls' leaqueg Girl Reserve. HA IENKINS Girls' Leaauey G. A. A4 Thumb Tack. GARRY lENSEN Paint and Patchesg Girls' Leaqueg Class Com. lAlvlES IENSEN Glow Clubg Glee-Tirnes Follieswg Assemblies. lVlAlilOlilTi HTNSEN Girls' lfeaquey Girl Reserve. ROBERT IESNESS German Clubg Chemistry Cluby Times g Class Comq Honor Roll. CTYRUS JOHNSON DONALD EMIL lOHNSON IANET lOl-INSON Table Tennis Clubp Girls' Leaqueg Girl Reserveq Class Corn.: Honor Roll. l.lflC IH lOllNSON Ericitlxrll. l'.ORERT D. lOHNSON Corrirrience. Corn. WARREN lOHNSON CTATHERYN lONES HELEN E. lONES Snapshots. ROBERT lONES Track: IM. Basketball, SARAH IONES Class Corrig Cehisean p Girls' l,eaque Council: Gormarr Clubp Historical Societyp Honor Roll. IOSEPH IOYCE Hi-Yp Cehisean y Class Com.g Hockeyy Chess Clubg Asserrrbliesy Commence. Corn. RUTH lOYCE Class Comq Assembliesg Student Councilp Chemistry Clubg Sec. Dramatic Clubg Paint and Patchesg Girls' Leaqueg l. S. Com.p Commence, Com. ARENSA IUHL Ir. Red Cross: Girl Reserve: Girls' I.eague. HAZEL IULSON Girls' Leagueq Girl Reserve. LAVERNE KAISER Girls' League. MARY IANE KAPOUN Girls' Leagueg G. A. A. ALLAN KARON IM. Basketballg Eootballg Wrestlinqq Honor Roll. KATHERINE KASTELLE Girls' League. BEVERLY KAUFMAN Historical Societyg National Honor Society: Literary Club: Quill and Scrollg International Clubg Girls' Leagueg Worlcl g Times g Honor Roll. LA VERNE KEEFE Girls' League. ELAINE KELLER Girls' Leaqueg Girl Reserve. LOIS KELLER G. A. A.g Girls' Leaguey Paint and Patchesp Histor- ical Societyp Chr. Class Com.g I. S. Com.g Honor Roll. DORIS KELLEY Girls' Leaguey Class Com. TIMOTHY KELLIHER Hi-Y. FRANK B. KELLY Pres. International Club: Chess Clubp Assembliesg Debating Society. PAUL KELLY Glee-Times Eollies y Assemblies. BARBARA ANN KELSON Stamp Clubg Class Com.p Exec. Bd. G. A. A.g Pies. Campfire Girls: Refereey Girl Reserveg C Cluby Commence. Com.g All-City Lettery Girls' Leagueq Masque and Foil. LEONARD KEMP Thumb Tack. ROBERT KEMPE Treas. Table Tennis Clubp Hi-Yy Class Com.p Commence. Ccm.7 Chemistry Cluby Basketballg Honor Roll. DOROTHY KENDALL Girls' League. GEORGE KENNEDY Table Tennis Club. IERRY KENNEDY Treas. Classg Chr. Class Com.7 I, S. Com.g Student Councilg Tennisg Hockey: Pres. Thumb Tack: Vice- Pres. Dramatic Clubp Ed. Cehisean p Honor Rollp Ouill and Scroll. MARY KENNEDY G. A. A.g Girls' Leaguep Sec. Table Tennis Club Assembliesp C Clubj All-City Letterg Referee MARY IANE KERN Girls' Leagueg Girl Reserve. WESLEY KEYES Assemblies. ' LORAYNE KITZMAN Girls' Leagueg Commence, Com. ELIIANOR KLEIN Girls' IJVXQIIFAQ Gorrnan Clluhg Worlrl g Honor Roll. RUTH KLEIN Girls' Leagueg Class Com.q Assernbliesg Times ITLEANOR KLETT Girl Reserve. BETTY KLIMA Student Councilp Girls' Leaguep Class Coniq Cehi- sean g Assernbliesq Pros. Paint and Patchesq I. S. Corn. RUTH KLINGENSMIT H Girls' League. MARGARET KLOEK Girls' LIXGQUGI G, A. A.: Girl Reservey Assemblies. MARIORY KLOSTERMAN Girls' Lwxgueg Girl Res: ive ROLANE KNIGHT Ass-irriblies. FAY KNOX IOSEPH KOENEN MARGARET KOEPKE Ciil Roserveq Cirls' League. GEORGE KOLINSKY Honor Roll. PATRICIA KOORS Girls' Leaquoq Coniinencte, Coin. MARIE KOVEC Girls' League. MARGARET KOZBERG Assemblies: Girls' League. NORMAN KOZBERG IM. Basketball. WARREN D. KRESS Pres., Vice-Pres., Treas. Stamp Cluby Pres, Inter- national Cluhg Pres., Bus. Mgr. Bandy Chr. Class Com.5 Mgr. IM. Blslcetbally Assembliesq Band Ccn- certsq Traliic Sguacly Pep Band: Bus. Mgr. Band Con- certg C Cluby Chemistry Clubg Hobby Clubg Peace Councilp Times y Chess Cluby Cehisean g Gleef Times Eollie-s 7 Choir Chorusg Hnnor Rollg National Honor Society. DOROTHY KREUSCHER Girls' League. EJIARQJARET IIUEFFNER Ir1ternati,nal Cluby Triadsg German Clubg Chemistry Clubg Literary Club: Treas. Ouill and Scrollp Class Coins Ed. Tirnes y Assoc. Ed. World g Cehisean y Assornb icsg Historical Society: National Hsnor SQA cietyq Girls' League: Soph. Honor Medaly Honor Roll, MARY KUETTEL Tri-Sigmag Girl Reservep G, A. A.7 Girls' League. DOROTHY IANE KULENKAMP Dramatic Clubp Class Comq Assemblies: I, S. Com., G. A. A.: C Cluby All4City Letter: German Clubp Treas. Girls' Leaguey Cehisean g Relereeg Glee Time Eollies 7 Quill and Scroll: Times p Vice-Pres Class: Honor Rollq National Honor Society. ANNETTE KURZEN Paint and Patches. PHYLLIS LAMPLAND Girls' Leaquep Assemblies. GERARD I.A POINTE Rifle Club. IACK LARSEN Vice-Pres. Hi-Y: Dramatic Club: Pres. Student Coun- cil: C Club: Class Com.: Football: Track: As- semblies. DAVID LARSON ERNEST LARSON MARCELLA LARSON Girls' League PAUL K. LARSON MARION LAUFERS Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Assemblies. ROBERT LAWRENCE Rifle Club: Dramatic Club: Pres. Bowling Club: Ski Club: Chr. IM. Hockey: Class Com.: Hockey: C Club: Pres., Treas. Hi-Y: Cehisean : As- semblies: Capt. Golf. VIRGIN IA LAWSON Debate Club: Vice-Pres. Bird Club: Girls' League: Gir l Reserve: Paint and Patches: Table Tennis Club: Chess Club: Class Com.: Cehisean. CHESTER LEAMAN Traffic Squad: Class Com.: Capt. Swimming: l. Com.: Honor Roll. IAMES LEAON Rifle Club: Times. GEORGE LEAVITT Chess Club: International Club. DELORIS LE BARON Girls' League: Girl Reserve. FERN LEE Girls' League: G. A. A. RICHARD LEE Table Tennis Club: Vice-Pres. Bowling Club: Times. ROSEMARIE LEE Aeronautics Club: Ski Club: Girls' League: A semblies. DOROTHY LEMMON S G. A. A.: Ski Club. IOHN LENIHAN Aeronautics Club: Guardsmen: Ski Club: Chemistry Club. LOIS LEONI-IART BETTY LEONARD Literary Club: Worlcl : Thumb Tack: Cehisean : Girl Reserve: Girls' League: Class Com.: Commence. Com.: Honor Roll: National Honor Society: Ouill and Scroll. DONALD LESTER Times : Cehisean : Choir: Assemblies: Glee- Times Follies. HARVEY LEWIS Capt. Golf: BETTY LEWIS Girls' League: Bowling Club: Girl Reserve. C Club: Times : Assemblies: Class Com.: IM. Hockey. MARY GRACE LEWIS Girls' League: Chemistry Club: Girl Reserve: His- torical Society: Honor Roll. DOROTHY LICHTER Girls' League: Cehisean : Times : Honor Roll. S S. R AZEL LICHTERMAN BERNHARDT LIEBO ROBERT LIKINS CLAYTON LINN Ed. Times : Ed. Cf-hiseanug Glee-Times l'ollies : Assemblies. Student Council: Hockey. EUGENE LOCKE NORMA LODAHL GR ACE LORENZ Girls' League. Vice-Pres. Debate Club: German Club: International Club: Cv. A. A.: Referee: Historical Society: Rifle Club: Assemblies: Honor Roll: National Honor Sa- t'lO1y. DOROTHY LORETZ Girls' League: Girl Reserve: G. A. A.: Assemblies: lr. Red Cross: Class Com. MARIORIE LUECKE ELSABE LUEDKE Girls' League. National Honor Society: Historical Society: Student Council: Latin Club: Chess Club: Pres., Council Girls' League: Vice-Pres. lr. Red Cross: Sec. German Club: Chr. Class Com.: Ed. Cehisean : Assemblies: Soph. llonor Medal: I. S. Com.: Commence. Com.: All-City Student Council: and Scroll. Honor Roll with Distinction: Quill FRANCES LUKOSKIE Girls' League: Girl Reserve. LEONARD LUND WILLIAM LIIND Hi-Y: Rifle Club: Football: C Club: IM. Basketball: Kittonball: Glee-Times Eollies : Class Com.: Commence. Com. PAULINE MCALPINE Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Thumb Tack: I. S. Com.: Commence. Com.: Honor Roll. BETTY MCCLINTOCK Pres. Debate Club: Vice-Pres. Table Tennis Club: Ir. Red Cross: C Club: Girl Reserve: Girls' League: Tri-Sigma: Class Com.: All-City I.etter: G. A. A.: Referee: Pres. Snapshots: Commence. Com.: Honor Roll: National Honor Society. CLOTHILDE MCCRACKEN Girls' League: Girl Reserve. AUDREY MacDONALD Girls' League. BERNADINE MCDONALD IEAN MacDOUGALL Girls, League. Girls' League. ARVILLA MCGARRY Girls' League: Choir: Class Com.: Assemblies. PERRY MCGEE IITANNIY MCGILLIS Girls' League: Snapshots: Choir: Assemblies: Come nirince. Com. MARY MCGILLIS Girls' League: Paint and Patches: Commence. Com. RETTY MQQKNIGHT lr. Red Cross: Girls' League: Debate Club: Chemistry Club: Latin Club: Choir: Assemblies: Honor Roll. ROIEAN MacKNIGl-IT G. A. A.: Girl Reserve: Girls' League: German Club: Assemblies: Chemistry Club. FRANCES MCMAHON PEGGY MCNAMARA HELEN MCRAE Girls' League: Tri-Sigma. Girls' League: Ir. Red Cross: Assemblies: Wardrobe Com.: Honor Roll. PATRICIA MABIN Sec. Paint and Patches: G. A. A.: All4City Letter: Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Assemblies: Chr. Class Com.: Latin Club: C Club: Honor Roll: National Honor Society. MARGARETTE MADSEN Dramatic Club: Debate Club: Ir. Red Cross- Times ROBERT MADSEN Soph., Sr. Pres. Class: Pres. Historical Society: Vice- Pres. Chess Club: Treas. Student Council: National Honor Society: German Club: International Club: Table Tennis Club: Cehisean : Class Com.: I. S. Com.: Honor Roll. DANIEL MAGRAW Treas. Band: Vice-Pres., Sec. Chess Club: Pres. Latin Club: Chemistry Club: Band Concert: Ass't. Ed. Cehisean : IM. Basketball: IM. Football: Treas., Sec. Hi-Y: Swimming: Pep Band: Assemblies: Basketball: International Club: Track: I. S. Com.: Chr. Commence. Com.: Chr. Class Com.: Honor Roll: National Honor Society. LUELLA MAILAND Girls' League: Orchestra. MAE MAINS Girls' League: Stamp Club: Paint and Patches: Honor Roll. HARRY MANKE Dramatic Club: Hi-Y: Glee-Times Follies : As- semblies: Football: C Club: Baseball: Basketball: Class Com.: I. S. Com.: Track. BETTY MANSFIELD MARILLYNN MARK Girls' League. Rifle Club: Thumb Tack. ELIZABETH MARSH Stamp Club: G. A. A.: Girls' League: Assemblies: Class Com.: Ass't, Bus. Mgr. Times : Chemistry Club: Ir. Red Cross. GEORGE MARSH MARGARET MARVIN IM. Basketball: Bowling Club: C Club As semblies: Fooiball. Girls' League: Girl Reserve. ELIZABETH MATTESON Girls' League: Debate Club: Ir. Red Cross: Choir: Assemblies: Referee. LORRAINE MATZKE STEPHEN MAXWELL Girls' League. ELSA MAYER Vice-Pres. German Club: Girls' League: G. A. A.: C Club: Choir: Assemblies: Campfire: Glee Club' Referee: All-City Letter: Class Com. IOSEPH MAYER Vice-Pres., Pres, Guardsmen: Hi-Y. CHARLES MAZEY Band: Treas. Orchestra: Band Concert: Glee-Times Follies : Assemblies. ROBERT MEDCRAFT Tennis: IM. Golf. IAY MEEKER Hi-Y: Honor Roll. EDMI IND MELLGREN Hi-Y: Wrestling. EDWARD MERRILL ELIZABETH MERRILL Dramatic Club: Girls' League: Class Com.: As- semblies: I. S. Com, BARBARA MESERVE Tri-Sigma. LLOYD MEYER Hi-Y: C Club: Vice-Pres. Rifle Club: IM. Football: Class Com.: I. S. Com. BETTY MILES Thumb Tack: Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Glee- Times Follies : G. A. A.: C Club: All-City Letter: Referee. NANCY MILLARD Girls' League: G, A. A.: Chemistry Club: Interna- tional Club: Commence. Com.: Honor Roll, MERLE MAE MILLER Girls' League. SHERMAN MILLER Treas. Rifle Club: I-Ii-Y: Class Com. STANLEY MILLER BETH MINDELSOI-IN International Club: Girls' League: Class Com.: Tri- Sigma. IOIIN MITCHELL Swimming. IOHN MOELLER Cheer leader: IM. Basketball: Assemblies. LEO MOGOL Basketball: IM, Basketball. LORNA MOLIN G. A. A.: Girls' League. RICHARD MOMSEN ROBERT MONITOR Hi-Y: Glee Club: Assemblies: IM. Hockey: Glee- Times Follies. FRANCES MONTGOMERIE Sec. lnternatisnal Club: Pres. Tri-Sigma: Vice-Pres Ouill and Scroll: Literary Club: Girls' League: Stu dent Council: G. A. A.: C Club: Ed. Times : Ed Cehisean : World : Assemblies: Glee Club, Glee-Times Follies : Commence. Com.: Wardrobe Com.: National Hcnor Society. ANN MOODY Chemistry Club: Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Class Com. ELIZABETH MOORE German Club: Tri-Sigma: Glee Club: Girls' League: Referee: G. A. A.: C Club: Assemblies: Glee- Times Follies : All-City Letter: Soph. Girls' Glee Club: Honor Roll. MADALYNNE MOORE Girls' League: Cehisean : Chr. Class Com.: Com mence. Ccm. PHYLLIS MORE Paint and Patches: Ski Club: Girls' League: Class Com.: G. A. A.: Student Ccuncil. IOHN MORELAND MILLICENT MORGAN Glee Club: Glee-Times Follies : Assemblies. THOMAS MORGAN Band: Orchestra: Assemblies: Glee-Times Follies: Band Concert: Student Council. MARY MORRISSEY Dramatic Club: Girls' League: Treas. Student Coun- cil: Class Com.: Cehisean : Assemblies: I. S. Com.: Commence. Com. MILDRED MORRISSON SHIRLEY MUGGENBURG Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Cehisean : Honor Roll: Ouill and Scroll. MARY ELLEN MULLANEY Masque and Foil: Girls' League: Cehisean : Honor Roll. ORRIN MUNGER Pres. Dramatic Club: Class Com.: IM. Hockey: Base- ball: C Club: Chemistry Club: Rifle Club: Hi-Y: Cehisean : l. S. Com.: Assemblies: Glee-Times Follies. THERESA MUNZENRIDER Girls' League: Ski Club: Aeronautics Club. AGNES MURPHY Girls' League. EILEEN MURPHY HARRIET MURPHY Girls' League. Girls' League: G. A. A.: Assemblies: Honor Roll. PATRICIA MURPHY SUZANNE MURRAY RACHEL MUTCH Student Council: Chr. Class Com. Soph. Girls' Glee Club: G. A. A.: C Club: As- semblies: Girls' League MAURICE MYERS ARLOINE NAPLIN IRENE NELSON Historical Society: Treas. Latin Club: Girl Reserve: Class Com.: Tri-Sigma: Girls' League: Chemistry Club: Soph. Girls' Glee Club: Commence. Com.: Masque and Foil: Honor Roll: National Honor Stn- ciety. LORRAIN E NELSON Girls' League: lr. Red Cross: Honor Roll. LOUAINE NELSON ROBERT NELSON Girls' League. Vice-Pres., Pres. Bird Club. MARY ANN NESHEIM Cehisean : Assemblies: Thumb Tack: Dramatic Club: Girls' League: Honor Roll. ROBERT NEUENDORF LEO N IEDORF Times : Traffic Squad: Hockey. Basketball: IM. Basketball: Football. EVELYN NIELSON Girls' League: Girl Reserve: G. A. A.: Referee. HENRY NORDLIN IM. Tennis: Aeronautics Club. EILEEN NORRGRAN C Club: G. A. A.: Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Tri-Sigma. LYLAH OBERG Latin Club: German Club: Historical Society: Chem- istry Club: Girls' League Council: Honor Roll: Na- tional Honor Society. BERNICE O'BRlEN 'I'imes : Sec. Traffic Squad. IOSEPH OBRIEN Football. MARY ELLEN O'lALA Ouill and Scroll: International Club: Girl Reserve: Girls' League: Campfire: Class Corn.: Times : Cehisean : I. S. Com. DELORIS OLSEN WILLIAM OLSON Dramatic Club. AUDREY OLSON G. A. A. THEODORE OLSON Ski Club. ELIZABETH OLTMAN Girl Reserve. ALBERT ORESCHNICK Lt. Traffic Squad: Rifle Club: Times. EVELYN ORLOSKE Girls' League: Times : Honor Roll. BLANCHE OSWALD Girls' League. BEVERLY OTTO Assemblies: Student Council: Class Com.: I. S. Com.: Girls' League: Commence. Com.: Paint and Patches. WALTER OTTO NANCY PALMER Girls' League: Debate Club: Paint and Patches. GUST PAPPAS Baseball: Football. IOYCE PARKMAN Girls' League: G. A. A. MELVIN PASTER Assemblies: Band Concert: Track: Basketball: Foot- ball: National Honor Society. MARIORIE PATTISON Girls' League: Class Com.: Honor Roll MARIORY PAULSRUD Latin Club: Chemistry Club: Glee Club: Girls' League: Assemblies: Glee-Times Follies : Honor Roll. ROBERT PECK C Club: Hi:Y: Hockey: Football: IM. Kittenball. SAMUEL PEDRO Bowling Club: IM. Kittenball: Football. DAVID PEILEN Stamp Club: IM. Basketball. NORMAN PENTELOVITCH WILLIAM PERL Football. MARIORIE PERLMAN Girls' League: Assemblies. KEITH PETERSEN Literary Club: Pres., Sec. Debating Society: Guards- man: Chess Club: Treas. Table Tennis Club: Bus. Mgr. World : Assemblies: Historical Society: Ger- man Club: International Club: Class Com.: Vice- Pres. Latin Club: Cehisean : lr. Red Cross: Asst. Gen. Chr. Commence.: Times : Honor Roll: Quill and Scroll: National Honor Society. MURIEL PETERSEN Ouill and Scroll: Girls' League: National Honor Society: Assemblies. WILLIAM PETERSEN Treas. Hi-Y: IM. Basketball: Chemistry Club: As semblies: Football: Honor Roll. AUDREY PETERSON Girls' League: Class Com. LORRAINE PETERSON Girls' League: Cehisean. LYLE PETERSON ROBERT PETERSON ROBERT PETTERSEN Cehisean : Band: Hi-Y. WAYNE PIERSON LAWRENCE PIERUCCIONI Orchestra: IM. Basketball: Assemblies. WARREN PODGORSKI EDITH POGORILER Historical Society: Thumb Tack: Cehisean : Inter national Club: Honor Roll: National Honor Society MARIORIE PONTHON Chemistry Club: Paint and Patches: Girls' League: Treas. Band: Class Com.: C Club: Soph. Girls' Glee Club: Drum Major: Band Concert: Assemblies: Cehisean : Exec. Bd. G. A. A. WILLIAM POPP Hi-Y: Track: IM. Hockey: Hockey. MARGARET POPPE Assemblies: Girls' League Council. DORIS POTTER Sec., Treas. Tri-Sigma: Girls' League: Assemblies: Commence. Com. CORRINE POWELL Girls' League. GEORGE POWELL I-Il-Y: C Club: Football: Track: Assemblies: Com- mence. Com.: Glee-Times Follies : Honor Roll: National Honor Society. LINDSAY POWER Rifle Club: Radio Club: Chemistry Club: Cehisean : Class Com.: Swimming: Bird Club. EVANGELINE PRAETORIUS Girls' League: C Club: G. A. A.: Referee: Masque and Foil: Thumb Tack: Honor Roll: National Honor Society. GUY PRESCOTT Thumb Tack: Debating Society. HELEN PRIMROSE Dramatic Club: G. A. A.: Honor Roll. LORRAINE PRUTTS Girl Reserve: Girls' Leaque. LUCILLE OUILLAN Girl Reserve: Girls' League: Times : Commence. Com. VIRGINIA RAHIA Debate Club: Girl Reserve: Sec. Stamp Club: Chr. Class Corn.: Snapshots: Thumb Tack. RITA RALPH G. A. A.: Girl Reserve: Girls' League. NATHAN RASKIN MARGARET RASMUSSEN G. A. A.: Girls' Leaque: Ski Club: Cehisean : Honor Roll. ROBERT RAUDENBUSH VIRGINIA RAUEN Girls League. DOROTHY READEL MURIEI. REDLER Girls' League. WILLIAM REGAN Bowling: Basketball: Commence. Com. ROBERT REHBERG BERT REIZMAN Hancr Roll with Distinction. RUBY RENTZ G. A. A.: Girls' Leaque. RICHARD REUSCH Hi-Y: Ski Club: International Club. BARBARA REYNOLDS Dramatic Club: Paint and Patches: Chemistry Club: C Club: All-City Letter: Girls' League: Ed. Cehi- sean : Vice-Pres. Class: Orchestra: Class Com.: Glee-Times Eollies : Assemblies: Exec. Bd. G. A. A.: Honor Roll: Quill and Scroll. CLARK RICE Hi-Y: Ski Club: IM. Basketball. IANETTE RICE Girls' Leaque: Sec. Girl Reserves: C Club: As- semblies: Exec. Bd. G. A. A. EUGENE RICHTER IM. Hockey: IM. Basketball. IOYCE ROBBERS Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Rifle Club: Ski Club: Chr, Class Com.: Assemblies: I. S. Com. IDA ROBINS G. A. A.: Girls' Leaque. BETTY ROBINSON G. A. A.: C Club: Girls' League. GORDON ROHRBACHER Band: C Club: Assemblies: Band Concert: Swim- ' minq. 'Ki on LORRAINE ROLLIN Girls' Leaque. IOHN RONEY NATALIE ROSENBLUM Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Honor Roll. CUSHING ROTH Treas. Thumb Tacks: Assemblies: Paint and Patches: Chemistry Club: Cehisean : Table Tennis Club: Commence. Com.: Chr. Class Com. WAYNE ROUGHEN DONALD ROWELL Chess Club: Radio Club: Treas. Chemistry Club. ELEANOR RUSH LOREN RUSSELL MARTIN RYKEL IOSEPH SACCO Stage Force: Traffic Squad. GRACE SADECK Girls' League: Commence. Com. RICHARD ST. SAUVER MARGARET SAGER Girls' League: Commence. Com.: Honor Roll. IEAN SAMELSON Quill and Scroll: Snapshots: Girls' League: Exec. Bd. G. A. A.: Referee: Times : Cehisean : Com- mence. Com.: Class Com. MARION SANDBERG Treas. Bird Club: Literary Club: Latin Club: Girl Reserve: Table Tennis Club: International Club: Historical Society: Triads: Girls' League: Cahi- sean : World : Commence. Com.: Honor Roll. THOMAS SANDBERG Honor Roll. IERRY SANSBY Treas. German Club: Bus. Mgr. Band: Band Con- certs: Assemblies: Glee-Times Follies : Pep Band: Bus. Mgr. Band Concert: Honor Roll: National Honor Society. PHILIP SAUER Vice-Pres., Pres. Hi-Y: Sec., Treas. C Club: Student Council: Capt. Hockey: Co-Capt. Football: Basket- ball: Baseball: Track: IM. Hockey: Assemblies: Glee-Times Folliesn: Chemistry Club: National Honor Society. SUSAN SAWYER Ski Club: Girls' League: Class Com. NAN SCANLON Paint and Patches: Dramatic Club: Chr. Class Com.: Commence. Com. ROBERT SCHAAF Treas. HifY: Football: Baseball: Gym Team: As- semblies: I. S. Com.: Latin Club: Glee-Times Follies. MARY IANE SCHADEGG WARREN SCHAUB C Club: Football. LYLE SCHLEKAU MARVIN SCHLOEF VlRGlNlA SCHMOLLER Vice-Pres. Masque and Foil: Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Historical Society: Soph. Girls' Glee Club: C Club: All-City Letter: Referee: G. A. A.: As- semblies: Class Com.: Honor Roll: National Honor Society. LOIS SCHNEIDER Debate Club: Girls' League: Traffic Squad: Stamp Club: Girl Reserve: Ir. Red Cross: G. A. A.: Masque and Foil: Bird Club: Honor Roll. ROBERT SCHOELLER C Club: Hockey: Hi-Y: Class Com.: Assemblies: Commence. Com. LILLIAN SCHOTTMULLER Orchestra. FRANKLIN SCHULTZ Class Com.: Mgr. Baseball: Traffic Squad. WILLIAM SCHULTZ Chemistry Club: Honor Roll. MELVIN SCHUMEISTER Ski Club. FRANCES SCHUSTER Girls' League. ALBERT SCHWABE Football: C Club: Stamp Club: Assemblies. ROBERT SCHWALBE Class Com.: Honor Roll. ALBERT SCHWARTZ Basketball: Baseball: IM. Basketball: C Club: Assemblies: Commence. Com. IRENE SETERSTROM Girls' League: Cehisean : Honor Roll. IEROME SEWARD Treas. Ski Club: Treas. Photo Arts: Bird Club: Table Tennis Club: Cehisean : Honor Roll, DOROTHY SHEEHY Paint and Patches: Dramatic Club: Ski Club: Girls League: Class Com.: Commence. Com. IUNE SHERMAN Girls' League: Girl Reserve: G. A. A.: lr. Red Cross: Ski Club: Honor Roll. KATHLEEN SHIELDS Girls' League. PHILLIP SHIELDS LOIS SIEGEL Girls' League: Student Council: Assemblies. IRVING SILVERMAN Stamp Club. ESTHER SINGER Girl Reserve: Girls' League: Snapshots: Class Com.: Assemblies. IEROME SINGER SHERMAN SINGER Mgr. Stage Force: Table Tennis Club: Debating Society: Honor Roll: National Honor Society. CHARLOTTE SINKS HELEN SISTERMAN Assemblies. GERALD SKOGMO Table Tennis Club: Chemistry Club: Aeronautics Club: Ski Club: Vice-Pres. Debating Society: Rooter King: Tennis: Assemblies: Gen. Chr. Commence.: Chr. Class Com. ALICE SLATER Girl Reserve. FLORENCE SLETNER Class Corn.: Vice-Pres. lr. Red Cross: Chemistry Club. DONALD SMITH MARY ANN SMITH Girls' League: Girl Reserve. RALPH SMITH Vice-Pres. Hi-Y: Ski Club: Student Council: Inter- national Club. WILLIAM SMITH ARTHUR SNEDE ELIZABETH SNELL Bowling Club: Paint and Patches. LA VERNE SNYDER Girls' League. BETTYE IUNE SOLAN Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Ir. Red Cross: C Club: G. A. A.: Assemblies: Debate Club: Paint and Patches. DONALD SOLLAR Vice-Pres. Hi-Y: IM. Basketball: Assemblies: Glee- Times Follie-s : Bowling Club. IESSIE SONION Girls' League. LORAYNE SOUCY Commence. Com.: Girls' League. TINZY BERNICE SPARKS Girls' League: Ir. Red Cross: Girl Reserve. HAZEL SPENCE Girls' League: Girl Reserve. BETTY SPICER Glee-Times Follies : Assemblies: Girls' League. RICHARD SPRIESTERSBACI-I Gym Team. BETTY STEIN MARIE STEIN Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Commence. Com. NAOMI STEINBERG Girls' League: Ir. Red Cross: Tri-Sigma: Honor Roll. ELVERA STEINGRABER RICHARD STEVENS Dramatic Club: Hi-Y: Basketball: Baseball: Hockey: Assemblies: IM. Kittenball. BETTY STEVENSON Girls' I.eague: Ski Club: Glee Club: Times : As- semblies: Snapshots. FLORENCE STEVENSON Girls' League: G. A. A.: Assemblies: Chair: Traffic Squad. BETH STEWART Girls' League: G. A. A.: Ir. Red Cross: Girl Reserve. FORREST STEWART Dramatic Club: Vice-Pres. Glee Club: Rifle Club: Hi'Y: Football: Swimming: Assemblies: Glee- Times Follies. ELLEN STIMMLER Girls' League: Girl Reserve. PHILIP STOCKER ROSE STOLL Snapshots: Class Ccm.: Girls' League. PHYLLIS STORBERG HERMAN STRAKA Vice-Pres., Pres. Orchestra: Paint and Patches: Cehisean : Assemblies: Class Com. THEODORE STRANDBERG Photo Arts: Tab'e Tennis Club: Aeronautics Club: Traffic Squad: Assemblies. BARBARA IANE STRAUSS Ski Club: G. A. A.: Girls' League. LORNA STRAUSS Traffic Court: Girl Reserve: Girls' League: Treas. Vice-Pres. Masque and Foil: Commence, Com. Honor Roll. MARGARET STRIBLEY Sec. Masque and Foil: Chemistry Club: Girl Reserve: Girls' League: Dramatic Club: Literary Club: Times : World : Assemblies: Historical Society: Ouill and Scroll: Honor Roll: National Honor Society. HOWARD STRYKER Glee-Times FoIlies : Hi-Y: C Club: Times : Cehisean : Assemblies: Mgr. Football: Class Com.: I. S. Com.: Commence. Com.: IM. Basketball: Kitten- ball: Bowling Club: Track. GRACE IEAN STUBBS Sec. Chemistry Club: Dramatic Club: Glee Club Class Com.: Band Concerts: Assemblies: Soph. Girls' Glee Club: G. A. A.: Girls' League: Glee- Times Follies. ETHEL STUCKE Girl Reserve: Girls' League: Honor Roll. ELINOR STURM Girl Reserve: G. A. A.: C Club: All-City Letter: Swimming: Girls' League: Assemblies. DELORES SULLIVAN Girl Reserve: Girls' League: lr. Red Cross: G. A. A. Referee: C Club. WINIFRED SULLIVAN SINA SUTTON Girls' League: Girl Reserve. HARRY SVARDAHL Hi-Y: Ski Club. ELLEN SWANSON Girls' League: Band: Honcr Roll. MARY KATHERINE SWEARINGEN Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Class Com.: I. S. Com. MARY IANE SWEENEY Ir,, Sr., Vice-Pres., Sec. Class: Sec. Literary Club: Student Council: Soph. Girls' Glee Club: Tri-Sigma: Ed. World : Ed. Times : Cehisean : Class Com.: Dramatic Club: International Club: Debate Club: Bowling Club: Ski Club: C Club: All-City Letter: Assemblies: Rifle Club: I. S. Com.: Girls' League Commence. Com.: Exec. Bd. G. A. A.: Honor Roll. 1' CARL SWENSON International Club: Football: Swimming: Rifle Club. OWEN SWENSON Vice-Pres. Radio Club. RUTH SWENSON Girls' League: Girl Reserve: Commence. Com.: Class Com. GERALDINE TAMBLE Girls' League. DORETI-IE TANEM Girls' League: Soph. Girls' Glee Club: Paint and Patches. ' MARGARET TANOUARY Historical Society: Girl Reserve: Girls' League: Chemistry Club: Sec. Thumb Tacks: Class Com.: Cehisean : I. S. Com.: Commence. Com.: Honor Roll: Assemblies: National Honor Society: Ouill and Scroll. GENEVIEVE TAYLOR Girls' League: G. A. A.: Class Com. ANITA TENTE Ski Club: Girl Reserve: Girls' League: Ir. Red Cross: Snapshots: Assemblies. ROBERT TESSMAN C Club: Baseball. PHYLLIS TETZLAFF Girls' League. MARY THELL Historical Society: Times : Honor Roll. DELORES THOMPSON Girls' League: Assemblies. IAMES THOMPSON Assemblies: Student Council: Debating Society. LEONARD THOMPSON LOUISE THOMPSON Chemistry Club: Girls' League: Class Com.: As- semblies. MARGARET THOMPSON Girls' League: Chemistry Club: Class Com.: As- semblies. MARION THOMSEN Student Council: Girls' League. KENNETH THORNBURY Mgr. Swimming: Band: Swimming. IRVING TILLOTSON Bus. Mgr. Cehisean : Vice-Pres. Historical Society: Class Com.: Chess Club: Chemistry Club: Assemblies: International Club: Student Council: Chr. Commence. Com.: I. S. Com.: Treas., Pres. Class: Honor Roll: National Honor Society: Quill and Scroll. MARGARET TIMMONS HOWARD TOENNIGES Aeronautics Club: Photo Arts: Bird Club: Ski Club: Gym Team: Track: C Club. ANNA MAE TORGERSON Pres., Vice-Pres. Class: Treas. Girls' League s. U 1 f , Dramatic Club: Chemistry Club: Student Council: 'N' Orchestra: Assemblies: Cehisean : Chr. Commence, K Com.: Chr. Class Com. I x -X-. RICHARD TRETSVEN ju, ,' I I Table Tennis. I if' V! J ,1 I PHYLLIS TROSSEN r Girl Reserve: Girls' League: G. A. A.: Masque and Foil: Commence. Com. ' Mqr. llorikwyy Adv. Mar. Cehrseari g Bus. lvlqr., Circ. Mqr. Tirric:s q Bus. lvlqr. Glee-Times Follies : lfornrnorice Corn. PHYLLIS TUCKER Assembliesp Girls' Leaquey G. A. A.p C Clubg Cehisean y Reiereeg Class Corn. ROBERT TYLER Literary Clubg Triadsp World p Eootballg Ouill and Scroll. ARTHUR VALLA Randy Assernbliesy Band Concert. IOY VAN DYKE Girls' Leaqueg Girl Reserveg Time-s g Quill and Scroll: Cehisean g Clubg Chemistry Clubg De- bate Clubg Class Corrrq Exec. Bd. G. A. A.: Retereey All-City Letterg Honor Rollg National Honor Society. EDWARD VAN HOUSEN liiternati-nal Clubq Assembliesp Chess Clubg Rifle Clubg Chemistry Clubg Class Press Swimminqp Vices Pres. Student Council: Gen. Chr. I. S.q Cehisean p Vice-Pres. All-City Student Councily Ass't. Chr. Cornrriericeq Chr. Class Com. MARY IANE VAUGHAN Girl Reserveg G. A. A.: Retereeg Celiisean g Class Comp Wc,rId y Stamp Clubg Literary Ciubg Triadsy Treas. Carriptrreg Girls' Leaqueg Honor Roll. PHYLLIS VENTURA Girls' Leaqueg Assemblies. CARYL VERMILYA Girls' League Councily I. S. Com.: Chemistry Club: Pres. Girl Reservesg Pres. Exec. Bd. G. A. A.: Class Com.p 'C' Clubg Cehisean y Assemblies: Honor Rollq National Honor Society. LIIARLENE VIENLR llonor Roll. IOHANNA VOLLEGRAIT Ski Clubg Basketballg Exec. Bd. G. A. A. WARREN VOLLHABER Hi,Yg Vicefpres. Bandg Assembliesg Band Concerts: Orchestray Glee-Times Follies. MARIORY VOSS Snapshotsg Girl Reservey Girl's Leaqueg TriASiqmag l'lUIll.I Roll. IANE WAGAR Girl Reserve-5 Ir. Red Crossg Table Tennis Club: Glee Clubq Girls' Leaqueq Assemblies. WILLIAM WALLER Class Com.g I. S. Com. AGNES WALSH Ski Club: Girls' Leaqueg Class Com.g Assemblies: I. S. Corn. CHARLES WALTERS Assembliesg Glee-Times Fallies g Band Concertg Times g Orchestra. IEAN WARD Girls' Leaqueg Snapshots. VIRGINIA WARREN ARTHUR WASESCHA Rille Clubp Football. WARREN WASESCHA Rifle Cluby Bowling Cluby Hockey. BETTY WATSON Rifle Clulig Chemistry Clubg Traffic Squadp Girls' Le-crane. Sriapshotsg G. A. A.g Assembliesg Corn- rrrerice. Corrr.7 Glee-Times Follies. MARGARET WEBB TruII1:'Squad. CIURTH WEST with IUNE WESTLUND Triadsg Girls' League. BETTY WESTMAN Debate Club: Campfire: Historical Society: Girls' League Council: Sec., Pres. Latin Club: Sec. Snap- shots: Class Com.: Cehisean : Commence. Coma Honor Roll: Assemblies: National Honor Society. DOROTHY WETZEL MARY ANN WHITACRE OLIVER WI-IITCOMB Class Com.: IM. Basketball. EMILY WHITE Girls' League: Thumb Tack: Girl Reserve. MARLYS WHITE 4-f -'JAX 475 ' Glee Club: wuewmd , in Club, irls' League' I, ., Q: ,U JJ'-Adu GLADYS WIE I-I ANN Tri-Sigma: Ir. Red rcss: Girls' League: Girl Re- serve: Class Com. RUSSELL WIGFIELD Table Tennis Club: Bowling Club: Assemblies Track: Wrestling. MARY IANE WILCOX IEANNE WILKINSON Snapshots: G. A. A.: Class Com.: Honor Roll. IEANNE WILLIAMS NELLIE WILLIAMS Class Com.: G. A, A.: Girl Reserve: Girls' League: Assemblies. MARY WILLIS Honor Roll. LUCILLE WINKLE SHIRLEY WOLF Stamp Club: Girls' League. VIRGINIA WOLFANGLE Pres. Chemistry Club: Sec. Glee Club: Pres. Snap- shots: Ski Club: Girls' League: Assemblies: Com- mence. Com.: Glee-Times Follies : Sec. Tri-Sigma' Honor Roll: National Honor Society. RUDOLPH WOLFGRAM Photo Arts: Paint and Patches: Traffic Squad. ASTRID WOLLER Stamp Club: Girls' League: Girl Reserve. BLAIR WOOD Girl Reserve: G. A. A.: Girls' Leaque. MARY IANE WOODLEY Girl Reserve: Girls' League. EMILY WOODS STANLEY WRAMSCHAG REVOIDA WRIGHT Sec. Latin Club: Tri-Sigma: Girls' League: Sec. Treas., Exec. Bd. G. A. A.: C Club: All4City Letter: Class Com.: Soph. Girls' Glee Club: Glee Times Follies : Referee: Assemblies: Commence Com.: Honor Roll: National Honor Society. IIKJDLFI l VV I'illVk.fI'l Ski Club: Riile Club: Dramatic Club: Class Com.: Hi-Y: Assemblies: Swimming: Tennis: Football: Cehisean C Club: Commence. Com.: Honor Roll. BONNIE WYATT Girls' MARY YLVISAKER DAVID YOUIVIANS Honor Roll. LUCILLE YOUNG Girls' Leaque: Class Com. RUSSELL YOUNGREN NORMAN ZATS WINIFRED ZOSCI-IKE Girls' Club: PHILIP ZOUBEK LLNA MOHN MARALYDE ZWOSTER Choir: Chemistry Club: Girls' League: Tri-Sigma: Ski Club: Assemblies: Commence. Com.: Vice-Pres. Snapshots: Glee Club: Glee-Times Follies. League: Girl Reserve: Sec, Ir. Red Cross. Glee Club: Girl Reserve: Girls' League: Table Tennis Club: Class Com. Leaque: Ir. Red Cross: Assemblies: Glee Glee-Times Follies. Pres., Vice-Pres. Stamp Club: Chess Club: Class Com.: Glee-Times Follies : International Club: Stage Force: Choir: Assemblies: Honor Roll: Na- tional I-Ioncr Society, fn M VERNDALE OATHOUDT Class of 1939 When lilacs last in the door-yard bloomed, And the great star early drooped in the western sky in the niqht I mourned, and yet shall mourn with everere-turning spring. -fWhitman. All' X , x X .K -., X' .QR ' ' A. w, X - K X X v K U, I , ,x Hi, ,X xt M, Jo svwf kgclf X sf DN 65 Q9 by Ogxffb ode X ' C.. - X rqfllefz.-Jfaafl. rqcfiuilfied, School life at Central is made more interesting because of its varied extrae curricular activities. With these activities the students are trained in their chosen fields of workg often persons of ability are discovered in the outside Work. Central's clubs and organizations embracing all fields of endeavor make school a pleasure as well as a good training ground for later lite. lust as the citizens cf this country cherish their personal freedom, so the students of Central cherish their right to govern themselves by conducting a STUDENT CCUNCIL. Each semester students elect home room representatives who in turn name a group of thirty. This year council activities included the bookstore, school improvement projects, the traffic court, sunlite dances, and the cnnual picnic. Most important of its activities is the school improvement project financed mainly by funds earned in the bookstore. This year the council with help of other organizations purchased a movie projector. Patrolling the school halls and grounds, the TRAFFIC SQUAD makes it possible for the majority of students at Central to go about daily Work Without interference. By keeping the grounds clean and lessening hall confusion, Central is made more pleasing to students as well as to visitors. Under the guidance of Mr. Arthur Anderson, the squad efficiently enforces Student Council rules. A Cehisean Committee Gets Down to Work T? I 2 Student Council Vita! lftw' Ml:.:: Milly l. Ffiywiit. ibiiy Kfriiiwfiy, Mins: Prvril i Kviifilit, Mfily Moiiizrzs-ry, tifwigz. itlwviirf Vim flvnirnf-ii, viv'r-pros., fltriuitt rifriliwui, saw., Mizzrl liiiifl Mrfili, liviiiri 'l'illfit:mii, Mfily Ivriio flwfwiif-y .iff-tiifl xuw: Mfriif' lftvifi, Aurlir-y Hriiiifiiiii, Mvrilxf-ly fitvirilu Ioliii f?'f+vtw-lfi, ltfiilttiifr ftofrii, lltiiluriri Vilil, lltiirf luw: Amit: Mfif- 'l'fiifi'ti::tii, lfwrii flufful, Mfiiitxiir- Bitrvk, Vtfrilltifti ilfriizzwii Bviilutiiti llrrvi'-r lifiii, ltfvvlly ftttfv, firrtty llrrrk ll'fvf1 l'fuitli iuw: Itftvitilrf Mr-i::fl, Dfiiiinl Mfiriitiw, Vtiiliiw flfiufri, Flfiqsl triilwtii, Willifiiit Wliltiifiy, Artliui tuiimiiufi, Mfiiviii Mftitiii. Traffic Squad lilft iww: Hwlpti Inxlthitt, lfiiw fiuliiififfv-1, Ai Ctif'::f'Iiiiit'k, liftut.g I llftlwit liwizzwfiffl, wrptq Clifton Y. Vfilwili limit: Btiliiivv CJ'l'liiOri, , : rf 7 VVfiii1'ii lt. Kirwan, Mtiivifttnt 5 ltvrfftiivf ifiw it ultili ftiifziiifiu, lwii itiiul iffiiifztiii,l'l1tifiiif'P Str-vorixmii, flfmkliu f1v'viilt7, Roy Giolmfski, fhilltfiifi llillttii, liir-lurid llrriiiir- fifui, lurk ffriliii. lrliwtii 4 l llviirf iftw' ltuzzfn-ll lviqiiratwii, Domi fuliiimtfxff, Allin'-rfti fllftlifittiiiiiiifi fllvitlyst lnftfy, l+1t'k Ht-vivttiisa, Inu Wf!ll'I1'tt, Iuiir' f'it7f1furilrfi 'ftvtitli iuw' li tlwrt Atkiiirz, Gtwifi' ltixftu, ll'-iiitilri ffirriiio, l.ylo Allen. A F' Aiifirtifwtri, lim Hylwoiq, Tout Ttirifiitr-111, flfwifw 'Nim:::rioi. Qt , P02239 Student Council Court Xl X if lii.t itiwi flvilufilt Cluiiir-r-, lmiiifi ,xl QP ., Rf 1ltlfiu:.:z, Rftiwit ftfikm, Ciirrilfittn I ' . Xl,- itfti,.titr.tit., imipit l'im::t-twt. ,ffl , f -.X 'im-ftiirl ww: Ruth Htrifrii, Clifton 'X-Q fx- , Vtlilratiii, Zifilly flifim-liiifz. f xx li lt Y Y. '4 Ji ff t fl E, ,gyi5Zf?f,, o, the STUDENT COUNCIL COURT tries cmd Orqonized olwout two yeors GQ sentences persons found violotinq ony of the sixteen Student Council ordinances, Traffic officers report the offenders, ond the dccused must ottend cr requldr court session. A sentence consists of CI fine, writing the Student Council ordiu Cruces, or on extro period of school. ll rw' 't Tltiilvvri, lfivla ltftiiltiiqltt, l.volyii L th row: Irving Tillotson, Frances Montgomerie, Ruth Baron, Robert Baker, Daniel Magraw, Norman Albrecht, Mary Ella Goins, Stanley Donsker, Margaret Kuefiner. :th row: Dorothea Elsner, Lawrence Bentson, William Bentson, Roger Carlson, Warren D. Kress, Warren Mild, Robert Madsen, Peter Andrews, Robert Tarbox fedm All National Honor Society First row: leanette Amos, Marilyn Godfrey, Virginia Schmollcr, Edith Pogoriler, Betty Leonard, lean Til- sen, Revoida Wright, Patricia Ma' bin, Sally Sjoselius, Elaine El- wood. Second row: Doris Bornkamp, Mar- garet Tanguary, lean Eberhardt, Phyllis Atzenhoffer, Ruth Currier, Betty McClintock, Muriel Petersen, Evangeline Praetorius, Grace Lor- enz, Betty Westman. Third row: Kieth Petersen, Paul A. Hanson, Marion English, Ioy Van Dyke, Elsa Ianda, Caryl Vermilya, Shirley Howe, Dorothy Holden, lerry Sansby. Fourth row: George Powell, Elsabe Leudke, Virginia Wolfangle, Philip Zoubek, Marion Holton, Sherman Singer, Beverly Fisher, Katherine Fleischacker, Glenn Hanson. To the university student it is Phi Beta Kappa which rewards him tor out- standing scholarship, service, leadership, and character. To the high school student it is the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Since membership in this society is such an honor, the qualifications tor entrance are rigid. Not only must the student be in the upper third ot his class in scholarship, but he must be outstanding in its other requirements: service, leader- ship, and character. All candidates are nominated and elected by the faculty. Not more than titteen per cent of all the seniors and only tive per cent of the juniors are eligible. The society is now in its fourteenth year of existence. A nationwide organ- ization, it was founded by a group ot secondary school principals. The Central High School chapter this year is under the direction of Miss Edith Haigh, chair- man: Miss Ruby Moe, Miss Grace Borden, Miss Anna Dickson, Mr. Lewis Harns- berger, and Mr. William Bush, treasurer. Seven juniors who were chosen as members in the society last year were lean Eberhardt, Glenn Hanson, Paul Han- scn, Beverly Kaufman, Margaret Kuetfner, Elsabe Luedke, and Robert Madsen. Historical Society members work on the tiles Page 58 l,l-ft to iivilut: lliiyrnwncl Ificfoluson, Sophomore Honor Medals Mrnion llnfylifzli, M l in Milk, 'l'iurl:irirn-K:-llllim-1,Stfilitoiilhlirsch. Historical Society Vim! row: Alico Adolnian, Marion Ifnqlish, l.ois Koller, Rloine Ill' . 5 woorl, lfclitll Poqrviilf-1, Mary Thr-ll, I A Viirnnia Swlnnollor, Doris Born- konip, Ioarivttn- Amos, Kzrthe-iine y E Fl:-izzrtliiirrcfkvi. Ss-cond row: Mfirqcirot 'I'rrnql1rxry, Miss Cloirv Hoody, Irving Tillot- ' son, Rciyinond Irivolvson, vico- prvs., Bob Mrirlsf-n, pres., Paul Hanson, tim-os., Miss Ffllon M. Simon, Mrny Illlon Horan, Marie L1-vin-. Third row: Phyllis Atzenhoffl-r Sarah lorir-51, Marion Scinciboiq, Stanton Itiisli, K:-itli Pots-ist-ri. Strinluy Ilonrzk-lr, Bi-tty Wostniiin, Sally Slosolius, Mmquif-t Strihloy. Fourtli row: li-ssio Dudley, Mary Fnqhrirq, Morgar:-t Kueffnm, Rohm-rt Baker, Gln-nn Hanson llowtirrl Cillllllllflllll, Rohr-it 'Vai lxox, fflsulii- I.ur-dk:-, leon Ifboi- liurdt. 5, I - , f'iftl1 row: fllfzrilwtli Gludt, I.yloli fi Olivia, Rims:-ll Ferguson, Roqm' s , , -MM-.s HN! ,- 1-.5 Grolm, Melvin Mark, Bill Kelly, Bill Cliottorton, Arloinc- Naplin, Bev- erly Kaufman. C I sc 1414 Presented to students who have maintained an A average in their soph- omore year by the Student Council, five were honored last fall with the SOPH- OMORE HONOR MEDAL. The two girls who were presented medals were Marion English and Trudanne Kelhlerg three boys, Stanton Hirsch, Raymond lacobson, and Melvin Mark also won the award. Organized to promote scholarship and to record the history of Central, the HISTORICAL SOCIETY each year admits students who have maintained ex- ceptional scholastic averages. One of the oldest groups of its kind, the society keeps upsto-date files of the achievements of Central and its graduates to serve as a reference source for the school as well as for outsiders. A complete card record of each graduate may loe found in the files. Besides the card records, newspaper clippings are saved to augment the information of the files. The Historical Society also has a complete file of each World, Times, and Cehisean published as well as many programs, tickets, and other rnementos of school functions. Miss Ellen Simon and Miss Claire Boocly direct the activities of the organization. Page 59 Bowling Club First row: Marcia Correll, A. D. White, Claire Adamson, Iudd Chase, vice-pres., Robert Law- rence, pres., lrrrnes Craiq trorrzs., Peggy Wondra, lack Bvnbriqlit, pres. l, Carol Bonbriqht. Second row: Ianeth Bryngelson, Leigh Karnman, Mary Valleau, Barbara Morriss ey, Irssie Dudley, William McLain, Carol Macaubr .y, Lois Sweeney, Nora Eastman, Marie Levie, Barbara Mills, Grace Stewart. Third row: Iohn Merrill, lolin Goff, Bill Norton, Robert Haag, Howard Stryker, Larry Bentson, Vale Miller, Richard Stevens, Mildred Bernfeld. Fourth row: Icrmes Murphy, Richard Rieke, William P. Behrens, David Dietz, George Marsh, William Whitney, Donald Sollar, Russell Youngren, Norman Braun. Ski Club First row: Stanton Hrrsli, Marie Levie, lerome Seward, treas., Gerald Ferber, pres., Clark Rica, Marcia Correll, Harry H. Smith. Second row: Marjorie Searing, Anita Tente, Patricia Lucksingel, Mary Cox, Katherine Mann, lessie Dudley, Claire Adamson, Billie Carr. Third row: Bartley Williams, Rich- ard Freusch, Herbert Gurneet Stanley Loeffler, larnes Murphy, Harry Iahnson, Donald Shannon, William Ziehl. vzwyn ' sw Students who were interested in bowling organized a BOWLING CLUB at Central three years ago under the supervision of Mr. Arthur D. White. The purpose of the club was to promote an interest here at Central in bowling and to increase the skill of those interested. Each term a contest is held to determine the school champion and the members of Central's bowling team. The club arranges contests with other clubs an-d schools. Members of the club bowl once a week in the bowling alleys of the Midway Y.M.C.A. This term's officers are: Bob Lawrence, president: ludd Chase, vice-presidenty Mary Helen Seiberg, secretary: and Iames Craig, treasurer. . Due to the tremendous increase of interest in skiing, a number of Central students formed the Central High School SKI CLUB in l937. The members try to go skiing as a group at least once every two weeks during the winter months and also participate in skiing meets with other clubs. The officers for the past year were Gerald Luber, president, Verndale Oathoudt, vice-presidenty Marianne Cary, secretary: and lerome Seward, treasurer. This year the club is under the advisership of Mr. Harry Smith. Page 60 Guardsmen lust tow: Ififk llurivfiiiiz, Rtvlifxitl Nxt-1:11-n, Ruzifztrll Ftriqusson, serv trr-as., Iosfph Mayor, pies., lohn Gustad, Clinton Spxain, vice-pres., Rolbrit Datnpis-i. St cond row: Ftfidinand Uvbel. lorseph Goldbt-iq, Harold Mosk- ffvitz, Donald Badger, Robert filocuinb, Donald Allen, Willixni Wwitznitin, Frank Galles, 'l'hii-l tow: G mid l,aPointe, Peyton Stallings, Harland Olson, lack Mt.it:Niven, Willttinu Kelly, Gaqe Colby. Fourth row: Gene Whittaker, David Morris, Iohn Meixner, David You' titans, Ralph Labbitt, Ianies Ryan, Patrick Moyer. Masque and Foil l'ii:1t tow: Crystal Burgess, Narnia Gibbeiuz, Audrey Bonbiiqht, Lorna Eltiaims, vicf'-pies., Ruth Currier, pies., Margaret Stiibley, sec., Vix- tiinia Schinollt-i, twas., Betty Gold, Virginia lfssvh, Mcirioiie Simons. ,, vond low: Phyllis Bltiiiiiirli. Barbara Kelson, Phyllis Tiossen, Violet Olson, Lois Shirley, l'fli- zaht-th Galloway, Phyllis Ads- tmaid, Pearle Wiechniann, Shirley Noiquist, Elizabeth Matteson, item- Hass:-nzahl. 'Third low: lit-lien Wiqqinton, lfvtxn- qttlint-: Praetoiius, lfilt-en Boiqet, Barbara Mannheunei, lane Fri- buiry, Carol Macatilvitly, Dorothy Schroeder, Margie Steele, Evelyn Boone, Mary Kaye Brennan, Marion English. Fourth tow: Marion Hagen, Miriam Cowie, Marjorie Flanagan, Bt-tty Sclinvidt-1, Dorothea Flsnei, l.onelle Ward, Mailys White, Betty Clyinei, Bette Lauer, Cecil Friedman. 4 MASQUE AND FOIL, the girls fencing club, organized under the depart- ment of athletics, has rapidly become popular. Miss Emma V. Ryan is the adviser oi the club, and Mr. Ferdinand Uebel is the instructor. Membership has been limited to thirty-eight with a greater number ot juniors being admitted. ln this way, the number of seniors and sophomores is balanced, and a good club nucleus is assured for the following season. Formed in 1936 by a group oi boys interested in fencing, the GUARDSMEN, has grown and advanced into a prominent organization. The club has done much to introduce and popularize fencing at Central, and to foster a sense ot fair play among the boys who have taken up the sport. Captained by Russell Ferguson, the competitive team is comprised of Ioe Mayer, lack Beavans, Dick Nielson, and Robert Dampier. The activities of the Guardsmen are under the direction of Mr. Ferdinand Uebel. Matches were held between members and with outside tencers. One contest with the University oi Minnesota was won by Central by a score of 13-9. Page 61 Literary Club First row: Evelyn Storberg, vice- pres., 27 Kenneth Buetow, treas., 2, Virginia Banning, Mary lane Sweeney, sec., lg Mildred Carter, pres., 25 Ieanette Amos, treas., l, sec., 2, Mary Ella Goins, editor World 7 Keith Petersen, bus. mgr., World , lean Tilsen, Second row: Mavaiean Simpson, Iustine Deutsche, Sarah Iones, Ruth Currier, Mary lane Vaug- han, Virginia Innes, Betty Leonard. Third row: Margaret Stribley, Mar- garet Kuetfner, Marjorie Dixon, Beverly Kaufman, Beverly Fisher, pres., lg Phyllis Baske, Marion Sandberg, Donna Martin. Fourth row: Frances Montgomerie, Glenn Hanson, Walter Whitney, Raymond Iacobson, Robert Tyler, Ben Fuller, Paul Hanson, Gage Colby. -'M Poets, essayists, short story writers, and critics are organized into the LITERARY CLUB. Each year under the guidance ot Miss Grace Cochran, editorial adviser: Miss Dorothy Baumgart, business advisery and Miss Elizabeth Stroble, art adviserg this group publishes the World, Central's literary magazine. Every student in the school is given an opportunity to contribute to the publication through the Literary Club contest conducted in the tall. The president first semester was Beverly Fisher and second semester Mildred Carter. The World editor was Mary Ella Goins. The TIMES is Central's newspaper which comes out weekly on Fridays. It contains all news ot interest to high school students, features, sports, and editorials. The Times has received many awards, among them All-Columbian newspaper, Columbia Medalist, and International rating from Quill and Scroll, and an All-American newspaper rating from N.S.P.A. By publishing editorials advocating tolerance among the students the Times established that as its theme. The editorial adviser is Miss Olive Allen. Three departments, advertising, circulation, and otiice work make up the TIMES BUSINESS STAFF, advised by Arthur Anderson. For the tall term the business manager was Pat Cumbey, and for the spring, Howard Frost fills the post. Glenn Hanson, Ruth Baron, Peggy Wondra, and The World is coming to an end for Meg and her cohorts. Wall Tebo get behind the Times, Page 62 I limes r.curor1cn man L at ' E t l'1 :xt iftw: llfiliwrl llllis, fzpfurtsz ly Argriwz, liffflutti-I, CII'-rm llrrrifzrvri, rifl,1r11'l11i-1 lg liutli lltriiin, rid iii rliivff fly fhrlly f21i::wliv1:1, 111-wfz Ml. ZH Mfrifrfrriit Kuiifilwl, l1'KIllli1t4'Il l 'xml fl, Milrllr-fl llwiliivld, Mary l'ifiiif'1-:z Clviirif-y. fit-rwiitl ifiw Mrlifiiiii Ivtrii-::,Sli1ilf-y Chtlrllw-111, liifiri 'l'il::wn, Mary Hfyiwi, Cffinzztviiif' lliitwm, liill Vtlzwii, Mfriy Ifrvii- flwfwri-iy, liiy Vfliillyl-ui, Mary lflli-li O'lfrla, Virfliiiiri lt rririirifi, Maiafrrr-t Stillw- If-y, lf-fm Ilfiyiif-lwiri. 'l'liiirl rftw: Allfrri lU1fvril1:fip'nilfv:2, Hi-tty l.i,f- lliiirin, lhlxrtli raw: Aillllll Vlilrihwy, Flixluwrt lv'::rif':,::, Mfrvfriii ltixwix, Paul lltm wil, llwwfrlfl fltryliwr, lifvli l.1kir1:2, zrpftrtrz 4-rl lp lf1f 1 l'ift:zt wily --fly llttifttliy Kill wikfimp, Wfillrrf'i'llr1ri- wwli, lflmf-J: l,f-trfm, llrfimiwfz Mint' iifmwriv- Times Business Staff lvltlil rfvw: Hfrilifirvr Mills, 'l'r-in-:aa Ufmlirii, Mrriqfmitti- Mficlsvin. fhwvuifl raw: Wfrrrf-ri Mild, Al Ow- avllriivlc, l,yli' Allvri, Mfilaarrit Vrlifzfm, Arthur Cfiiritbf-y,bi1s.mar, llfmvrlrl l,i-sztfii, fit. IIVIIQ Gratia llnwfrrrl, flliirlvy Ifrfzzzay, Mary Flo I ui llf rim ff- 1 . 'Vliiirl ww: lt'::::if- Dudley, Mary Irwin, Cflifnlwr: Walt:-rs, A. C, Amir-ifzrrri, liivlxfrrrl law, Georqri 'l'rii:::s--ll, 'Vitiii flfrintllwifr, llnvriiiw' vylsllt-H, Myriin Iiilmvitcli, Mary Thfxll. Quill and Scroll l'n::t ww- Mfiiy flumt-y, Shirlf-y Vlrtlrllwifi. flu-wirifl raw: Ilfiiwtliy Kill:-rikamp, My Vfiiillykv, Paul llarisari, Fluv- I-ily Kfiiitmfrii, llwv:-rly Flszlirir, Nifiifmrf-t Ku'-thi'-r, trf-as.7 Mary ffllir Clftirvsz, :awry Ruth Harari, fx fifiinw :1 llllffiltqrtrrlfiril-, Vito-pres, Vllf-im llfmzztm, pr:-sz, 'l'lil1'l rfvw. Mvirlf-l l,0l4'T5V'll, Ivan 'l'il:1f-li, Mary lfllvri C'J'Iala, Hebert lIllir:, lf-an fiariif-lsmri, Maraaret Iltiulwlfiy, Milriif-rl li'-rriffild, Betty lwf- llfillifz, Waltvr Tfilxa. Selected from the staffs oi Cer1tral's three publications, the Times, the World, arid the Cehiseari, members of QUILL AND SCROLL are chosen for service to their staffs. To be eliqible for membership, carididates must be iri the upper third of their class scholastically, be recommended by an adviser, and submit samples of their work to the society's executive secretary, Paar 3 Cehisectn Staii First row: Miss Minette Para, Bill Arndt, Phyllis Atzenhoffer, Mild- red Carter, lerry Kennedy, Irvina Tillotson, Betty Leonard, Shirley Muggenburq, Donald Lester. Second row: Margaret Tanquary, Dorothy Lichter, Bud Mungor, Robert Pettersen, lim Craig, William Reding, Lindsay Power, Irene Seterstrom, Virginia Law- son. Third row: Edith Pogoriler, Mary lane Vaughan, lean Eberhardt, Caryl Verrnilya, lov Van Dyke, Lorraine Peterson, Elaine Carlson, Phyllis Tucker, Frances Nilsen, Marilyn Godfrey. Fourth row: Mary Flaherty, Mary Ann Nesheim, Howard Stryker, Ierome Seward, Bob Wrinch, Raymond lacobson, Larry Bent- son, Dorothea Elsncr, Mary lane Sweeney. Cehisean Staff First row: Miss Althea Diether, Beverly Fisher, lustine Deutsche, Dan Magraw, Frances Montgo- merie, Glenn Hanson, Elsabe Luedke, Miss Florence Vest, lma- gene Dowling, Madalynne Moore. Second row: Sarah lanes, Ruth Currier, Betty lane Westman, Keith Petersen, Anna Mae Torqer- son, Paul Hanson, Ianet Hennell, Betty Lee Harris, Ieanette Amos. Third row: Gloria Bach, Marion Sandberg, Mary Ella Goins, Mary Ellen O'lala, Ben Fuller, Bob Lawrence, Mariorie Ponthon, lean Samelson, Betty Klima. Fourth row: Margaret Kueffner, loseph loyce, Edward Van Housen, Robert Madsen, Warren D. Kress, Paul Herzog, Herman Straka. Richard Anderson, Dorothy Kulen- ' kamp. We Ebac! Please come to room 79 period 7, 8, 9, or lO to work on the CEHISEANH was a notice found in many teachers' lockers to be delivered to seniors. Throughout the year the staff gathered formal and informal snapshots, checked names, edited write-ups, planned division pagesfeall the work needed in publishing a senior year book. With the theme School Days the staff compiled a book presenting a cross section of the school life of 1939. This year the staff was aided by the exceptionally clear snapshots turned in by the Cehisean photographers. Assisting the editor-in-chief, Glenn Hanson, in producing the '39 Cehisean were Dan Magraw, associate editor: lerry Kennedy, art editor: Frances Mont- gomerie, activities editor: Elsabe Luedke, album editor: Phyllis Atzenhoffer, snap- shot editorg lustine Deutsche, school editor: Barbara Reynolds, music and drama editor, Marilyn Godfrey and Robert Likins, sport editors: and lerome Seward and William Reding, photographers. Heading the financial end of the Cehisean were Irving Tillotson, business manager, Donald Lester, circulation managerp George Trussel, advertising man- ager: and Shirley Muggenburg, typist. Miss Minette Paro was the art adviser, and Miss Althea Diether was the business adviser, and advising the editorial staff in its work was Miss Florence Vest. Page 64 First row: Shirley Ann Bloom, Sally Sjoselius, Marion Sandberg, Mar- jorie Anderson, Arline Allison, Geraldine Makiesky, Edith Pog- oriler, Violet Olson, Mary Flaherty, Sylvia Doroshow, Doris Bornkamp, Virginia Lawson. Second row: Irving Tillotson, Stanlny Donsker, Patricia Hanley, trc-as. 25 Frances Montgomerie, sec. ly Frank Kelly, pros. 25 Warren D. Kress, pres. lg Stanton Hirsh, vico- pres, 21 Phyllis Atzenhotfer, treas. lf leanette Amos, scc. 27 Paul Her- zog, vice-pres, lg Miss Louella Milos, Alice Adelman. Third row: lean Eberhardt, Marion Hagen, Philip Zoubek, Margaret Kuellner, Mary Ella Goins, Ianet Hohmann, Beverly Kaufman, Mary lfllen O'lala, Glenn Hanson, Boat- rice Balick, Margaret Balick, Bet'i Mindelsohn, Fourth row: Keith Peterson, Robert Ronnie, Robert losness, William Chattertan, Carl Swenson, lack Be-avens, Russell Ferguson, Fred Manthey, Howard Guthmann, Paul Hanson, Marvin Feldman. - 5 . 5 Fifth row: Wallace Hanson, Robert Danipier, Raymond Iecobson, Melvin Mark, George Leavitt, E Schmidt, Pat Moycr, Robert Madson, Lylc Cohler, Robert Gove, Barton Levy. our alzce 7oaxa2zcf None New members of the INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB take the following pledge when they enter the club: Solemnly observing the grave decisions to be made by my generation, I pledge myself to the broader understanding of world problems and the developing of tolerance toward the people of other nations believing that this attitude will aid in promoting world peace. This pledge ex- plains the purpose of the club, an organization of sixty members who hold regular bi-monthly meetings. Some of the outstanding speakers this year have been G. L. F. Pettersons, acting vice-consul from Sweden, the Reverend Mr. Raymond B. Bragg of Minnes apolis, who discussed the Scandinavian countries, Mr. H. P. Archar-d of Hamline University, who interpreted the Eighth Pan-American Conferencey and Dr. Archi- bald McLean of Macalester College, who explained European policies. The Inter- national club sponsors the Armistice Day speaker. Under the guidance of Miss Lou Ella Miles, the club has become affiliated with national organizations of the same type. Trio Album Corninittee works late Fruits of democracy Page 65 Aeronautics Club First row: Lucille Luck, L. H. Harns- berger, Dan Greenwald, vice- pres., Richard Hansen, sec, Rose- mary Lee, Theresa Munzenrider, Iames Fillmore, pres. Second row: Dick Bosworth, Arthur Hutchinson, Bob Trussell, Myles Aiken, Alexander Clelland. Radio Club First row: Clarence W. Eastman. Owen Swenson, vice-pres., Wil- lard DuBord, pres, Philip Iohnson sec., Peter Andrews, treas., Iames Kleason. Second row: William Moitet, Rich- ard Dauffenbach, Earl Grindheim Donald Drukey, Alton Christensen Bernard Craine, Albert Stein, Don ald Rowell, Perry McGee. Chess Club First row: Phyllis Atzenhoffer Daniel Maqraw, sec. lg Paul Her zoq, pres. lg Raymond Iacobson pres. Z7 Robert Tarbox, treas. 2 Paul Hanson, vice-pres. 2, Gloria Bach. Second row: Virginia Lawson, Mor ton Barron, Keith Petersen, lean Eberhardt, Thrace Olson, Marjorie Anderson, Florence Debel. Third row: Barton Levy, David Heeter, David W. York, Elsabe Luedke, Frank Kelly, Bernard Brat ter, Burt Harris, Philip Zoubek. Fourth row: Edward Van Housen Stanley Simon, Warren D. Kress George Leavitt, Sidney Esensten Dick Anderson, Bob Madsen. One of the smaller clubs in Central, yet one ot the most active, is the AERO- NAUTICS CLUB. Under the guidance ot Mr. L. H. Harnsloerqer it has met each Friday to learn of the latest advancements in air travel, to discuss the newer developments in the buildinq ot model airplanes, or to take part in informal dis- cussions with experienced pilots. Page 66 niqfzii af Me Nm Central's RADIO CLUB was organized in l9l9 with the double purpose ot furthering interest in amateur radio and helping student amateurs to obtain their federal licenses. A successful crganization, the Radio club now operates the government licensed station WQMQW. The work of the club is conducted behind the physics laboratory where Mr. Clarence Eastman is the adviser. Many of the club members also own and operate their own sets. Each year enthusiam at Central tor chess increases until now the CHESS CLUB has a membership of twenty-five. Tournaments are held within the club and with outside competitors. David Heeter, Bernie Bratter, Dan Magraw, Ray Iacobson, Robert Gove and Bob Madsen comprise the regular team. Bob Madsen won the tall tournament sponsored by the club. The purpose of chess to the student is the pleasure derived from playing the game, and the development oi the powers of concentration, foresight, and con- structive planning. The adviser of the club is Mr. Robert Brockrnan, and Room 209 is headquarters tor the group. These clubs, -designed to encourage students in their particular talents, are representative ot the extra-curricular activity system in Central. Besides pro- viding tun and entertainment during a student's years in high school, Central's organizations are a real training ground for later lite. Thus, with their educa- tional and recreational background, Central's outside activities are a vital part ot high school life. Future Corrigans Even Elsa can't help Keith Artie Shaw or Beethove-n's Fifth l Page 67 gt., 14.- x x Table Tennis First row: Virginia Lawson, sec.7 Harry l-l. Smith, Mary Kennedy, sec.: Robert Kemoe, treos. lg David Krawetz, pres. 1, 2, Keith Peter- sen, treas. 2, Ianet lohnson, Rich- ard Lee, Mary Hedberg. Second row: Marcia Correll, loan- adelle Iohnson, Claire Adamson, Iessie Dudley, lane Wagar, Betty McClintock, vice-pres. lg Marion Sandberg, Marjorie Anderson, Marjorie Searing, Third row: Perry McGee, Iames Norris, Bernie Bratter, Barton Levy Olive Cameron, Richard Ander- son, Edward Maurer, Richard Hannegan. Fourth row: Stanley Simon, Richard Tretsven, lohn Ludwig, Melvin Mark, Robert Wrinch, Ierorne Sew- ard, Arthur Madsen, Robert Made sen, Herbert Gurnee, l 5 Stamp Club First row: Astrid Waller, Lois Schneider, Clarence W. Eastman, Warren D. Kress, pres. 1, treas. 2, Phil Zoubek, vice-pres. 1, pres. 2, Paul Hanson, treas, l, vice-pres, 2, Virginia Rahja, sec, l, 2, Mary lane Vaughan. Second row: Thelma Bernteld, Bar- bara Kelson, Gordon Meeker, William Christy, Louis Nelson, Vu- ginia Schmollzr, Lorraine Elm. Third row: Barton Levy, Floss Koepp, - -' David Morris, Iohn Meixner, Mele vin Mark, Hyam Segell, Stanley Simon, Otto Meeker. QQ , tm ZZMR ' Originally organized in the fall of l937, the TABLE TENNIS CLUB has the purpose of furthering interest ot table tennis as a sport. Meetings are held reg- ularly, and matches are held between members. The club is under the super- vision ot Mr. H. H. Smith. To promote interest in stamp collecting and to increase the knowledge ot stamps is the two-told purpose ot the STAMP CLUB. The important activities of the club were an exhibit, an auction, and a contest. The exhibit, held in Novem- ber, consisted ot stamps taken from the collections ot members. Stamps tor the auction were contributed by members, but the sale was open to students outside the club. Mr. Clarence Eastman is the club adviser. Hands Across the Table Page 68 Snap Shots l ist iuw. Vufiiniti Hfiliia, lloiotliy livlndt, llrinnti Cuniixiuiqs, Claim-liu l.linqui.,t, Mi riiliiti Wrxltfinrll--, Mfiirilydte Xwo I I lt tty M Vlintcfk :,.i, imntl I-iw I-wiiirw Mwflillns, ,. .iliulry l,tiwit-nt'--, Anlti Ti-ntte, lt tin fltinii Irwin I-i1nii1Wilkni::ni, Hutli tfuiii--1, Atl.-liiidw Woitnuin, H- tty W' :,tnitxn, l'ilyIl1:s Bland' hoist, lfliziili. tti Hingius. ind row: Mtiiy l.iniis-- 'l'ownsenfl, Audit y Al -xrinclt-i, Dorothy Miller, Ho tt Wit on I lin Vain: ion ' Y 4 53 f ' f ' t Miiiitaiy Vieira, M Hy Cox, ltinis l'liii:zt nr. -n, l.1ii.mii- Svrylwiii. it 5. iiqciiwt Henry, Vu Z i 3 Photo Arts f -H 5 ja . 04.3, T' I l1i:.t law H litit llviv'kIit-ill,Wllll1I1i . Hi-ding, lfiitiiiiw tit-wtiizl, Ralw-it ' Hiinnit- lliilisziiil ff Ptiiiluf, K -nf ni-tli fu -viliiltili. -.wfiitl tow: l'lit'!it1i:lt1--Isl.-l,Myitin l.tiliiiv1t4'l., Slim-liniin Swliilltz, Wtiynit lt iuqli r H li it l':x llfutilrl Mtmknvllz lluiici i W' lltfniilfi lliiikvy, lltutiltl llit llwiti flvlniltz, ltIlliv:Lllti::1 I .1 'ip liow wi- Miki' out own pictuieis Jfafcf 9 , P eafief SNAPSHOTS, Central girls' camera club, has had many interesting meet! ings this year. Highlighting the year were the contests held among the club members. Mr. Clarence Eastman, adviser of the club, gave many talks about cameras, developing of films, and other subjects pertaining to the camera. After the talks, the girls were free to ask questions which Mr. Eastman answered. Virginia Wolfangle, Donna Cummings, Betty Westman, Dorothy Berndt served as president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer respectively for the fall term. With headquarters in the physics laboratory, members of PHOTO ARTS CLUB have become proficient in many forms of photographic art. Regular meet- ings are held which feature instructive programs embracing varied divisions of photography. Movie filming was demonstrated at one of the meetings. Donald Drukey showed the moving pic- tures that he took of the parade in the St. Paul Winter Carnival during February. During the autumn semester the club held a photography contest among the members, and places were awar-ded to the outstanding prints. A number of the members have co-operated with the Cehisean staff in procuring photographs for use in the annual. Mr. Clarence Eastman is the club's adviser. Page U9 5- 1 E Rifle Club First row: Robert Lawrence, W. E. Bush, Evelyn Storberg, Iack Bonbright, Mary lane Sweeney, George Hanzalik, Arthur Was- escha. Second row: Harold Martens, Robert Rocknem, Iames Leaon, Iames Rush, Iudd Chase, William Olson, Ronald Powers, Walter Hunting- ton. Third row: Donald Drukey, Richard DeLeo, Richard Rieke, Lloyd Meyer, Gerard LaF'ointe, Robert Baker, Ned Powell. 7Ue'ae gig Shah Members of the RIFLE CLUB have five stages of progress which they may attain in their shooting at the rifle range in the sub-basement. The order is pro- marksman, sharpshooter, expert rifleman, and distinguished rifleman. To reach safe and accurate use of the rifle and to develop better sportsmanship is the basic purpose of the club. The rifle range is kept in condition all the time, an-d members are free to use shooting privileges during study periods. Officers for the year are lack Bonbright, president: George Hanzlik, vice-president: Evelyn Storberg, secretary: and Sherman Miller, treasurer. Mr. William Bush directs the activities of the group as adviser. To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character is the purpose of the HI-Y CLUBS. Governed by the HI-Y Council, composed of all the officers, which determines the joint policy of the clubs, and the outside activities for each club, the groups have carried on many social and philanthropic projects. The 1938 state con- ference was held under the sponsorship of the Central groups, and four repre- sentatives attended the national conference during the summer. Organized by the Y. M. C. A., the clubs have -done a great deal to help children in underprivileged families through Christmas parties and other activ- ities. ln the fall Edward Trumper was president of the CENTRAL HI-Y, the oldest group in the school, and Roger Carlson is the spring term president. Page 70 ' l urs! rfvw' Nwl llfwwwll, sf-rt 77 Allxl-fl l'fmllcnf'r, :uv lg fflmrll-5: llwl llfllrl, mm: lg l'lwllip 5211111-r, vu-4, pn-1: l, pl'-1,. Zig llfwrmlfl flfxllfn, v11'1-pw-:Q Vg VV1ll1f1m l'l-lwrfwrx In-11:1 lg Arthur llqqwrl, IIHf1::. wr-fmvl lww: Mll--:z Wfxlm--Ilfztl rx, llvull xwwt llwn-xlfl M1111-l, Wllllfwv v 1 l1r:17 rfww: l'rfmk fTv'l1l1fllv1u1::w:1 lm l-1 J 1- mul ww' M11-nw l.1plf1la, lllmfxlfl llnllll rww: K1-mvllm ll-mxmay, lfxy 1 In Vnmy l vullw law, Alllm:lv1u.ml1u1,l'xl1l 'Nlmrlp lhmfllfl l.fxw:1fvn, llwyfl lxllf-ym, lvH',' l'Ilml'1w, lN1ll1 ma lvnml, Trl Hi-Y wt www' ll'm1 l Ml1'11l1w,::-w lp llfllrf-1tl.w1 ll,v1 f-pr--11 Igllwf-M11-l f'lml'l:2w1z, 11, w I'7 lwlm lllul' rv pn-1. l'g Vllrxlt lllwg vw- pun: T, fflmrlf-:z liwylwz, 5411: lg l l'Ill lffxmmflu, lawn, f'g lfllw ml 1' ll flfxlfl, llmrlwxlfl lll-vxrtwll, Wzllmm lll 1 Mid Central Hi-Y lllvk Klrlvy, llfxrly Mlml-cw, l1m+-:- lxflwllfllv-11,.521-fmwllwwf-ll,lln:'lm1ll xt-vw ma, lrlmvmfl Mwllfu--11 lwpp, Cluutln N1-511, 'Vffm fffxvlm, , . llfllwxl Mlfmtflr, Vvvxlrwl lllllll 111 lvlm-'B llulvxlflxl. Central Hi-Y llfflllwmllf, vxfw- pl' 1: 1.7 Umm Mvmfl- 1, ll' '1::, Q'7 l'l lv1 l.111:1f rl, 'lnw-fprfw: lg llfvfqvx 4'-xxlzz nu, pum- llg fllwlvwxyx llw1rll Y, llfvlwll Uvlnfifxl, Hf x:., lg Vlllllvxm Hull, Vlmflllf'-1 f'vv1lIf-ml,-ru Mfwlrf-rx, fllwvf- ll1::f',llxr'l111lcl llmxl vnrglfwn, llwrvllfl Allvn, lirlwnvl Mlmrf-1, Wfulf-rx Vflllllfllwr, llww fllrl Illyyl-:fl,fflzfxvl+-1: Ihlwyl-I MM-lux, llfxmlm flllfxkvl, Alllwul M-Irlw 11, lN1ll1lml K1 lly, ll'-ilu--H fluxrxf-fm llflrly flvwrrlfxlll, liwlvwxl lf-my lllxwl ,lb-vllxrl, illwmx l':-ual, 'Nllllfxm VVll1t1v'-V, llxrw: Vvvlmll-y, flwnfzv- Mfxrznh, lilly-xl l1tffn,Ir'-111: l vwml ww: llfm xlfl lfflm:wn I-im :- l'J1f'l,l1m, ll'-xlwxrl llflmvl l7w1f1lwl fiwlvzlfllfg,HfxlphVJ,1Z1mrl1,Rfxlwxt l'1l!lf1:wu :fl lww: l lfV fflluf-, f,lllllvx'l llfflnlfl, Vwl' lVl1ll--I, lllvlvll luw If-ww-, ll-llrf-ll Ilwlnfwlll-1, lwxwlfl rl' lmxmlwll, l-wpl. In-ff-U, Yilwlmlfl N11-l's--ru Wnlllfxm Avlnfll ll vlw :Y l'm:::1f-11 mill rww l'1rw-1: llylwvy l.lwm llvfllf, fflllllvlll llflwmlmf-P1, lm: pln lflllyf-1, ll'-ll1'x1mr1 llffxfml, l'l11l1w 'l'l1H1w1, flwm, Vwlkfn lllvlwul Ilnl-a., Imlfl llf1::l, x 1' MlD-CENTRAL HlfY'S pregidoms were Charles Helfield and Philip Sl.1ll0lxlOT lllf? lfill C1115 SDYUNJ terms respectively. The YOl1I1QGSl of the group, TRICENTHAL HIYY, was presided over in the fall by Charles Boyles, while the spring term pres.ider1liSlol1r1 Barton. Page 71 Thumb Tcrcks First row: Edith Pogoriler, Pauline McAlp1ne, Millicent Burqess, Ierry Kennedy, Cushing Roth, Margaret Tanquary, Betty Leonard, Miss Minnette Para. Second row: Marilyn Godfrey, Betty lane Finberg, Ioel Bloomfield, Bill Arndt, Stanlov Donsker, Emilv White, Adelaide Finbera, Maril- lynn Mark, Third row: Robert Foley, Elsa landa, Harriet Johnson, Mary Anne Nesheim, Mildred Carter, Virginia Rahja, Betty Farnsworth, Charlton Defiel, Nancy Clements. Fourth row: Evangeline Praetorius, Bruce Dando, Richard Hackney, Edward Schmidt, Earl Beckiord, lohn Meixner, Allan Chambers, Allan Dionisopoulos, Wallace Han- son. Triads First row: William Richardson, Alyce Munson, Marjorie lones, Charles F. Giertsen, pres. lg Kenneth Bue- tow, pres, 1, vice-pres. 2, leanette Amos, treas, 1. Second row: Mary lane Vaughan, Margaret Kueitner, Blair Wood, Glenn Hanson, Marion Sandberq, Dorothy Schroeder, Charlotte Most, Frimit Silverstein. Third row: lune Westlund, Fay Knox. Fourth row: Katherine Haas, Luana Faust, sec. 1, treas. 2, Marilyn Wolff, Robert Tyler, lean Youna- dale, sec. 2, lack Crawford, vice- pres. l. ffazdwx Wakita Many ot the posters in Central's halls that publicize school events during the year are the handiwork oi the THUMB TACKS. Organized to promote interest and ability in the field ot art, the club also illustrates the Cehisean. Ierry Kennedy was president ot the Thumb Tacks for the yearp Millicent Burgess, vice- presidentg Margaret Tanquary, secretary: and Cushing Roth, treasurer. lerry Kennedy, Mildred Carter, William Arndt, Edith Pogoriler, Elsa landa, an-d Mary Ann Nesheim, members ot the club, comprise the Cehisean art statt. Appreciation ot art and development ot skill in the various torms ot art is the purpose ot TRIADS. Their most important activity in the early part of the school year is making the Christmas paper which the members ot the club design, EVM Tfifld do this? cut in linoleum, print, and sell to be Z used as wrapping paper or tor holiday decorations. The artistic portion ot the World, Central's literary maga- zine, is in the hands ot the members ot Triads under the guidance ot Miss Elizabeth Stroble, adviser of the club. Individual illustrations and the covers ot the magazine are designed and worked out by the group atter which they are cut in linoleum and repro- duced in the World. Page 72 1111 111w' V111l11 1i11l11::, 111111 l,h1-1- 11r11111, 111-11:17 1212111111111 Gludt, J11'1-1111:.g 13111111111-11lI1:111111,p111:1.g 111111111111 W1111111111111, ::1-rag M111y 11111111 '1'11w11:1111111, Hwtty M1'Cll111f 11141, M1:s:: 1.11111111 1,11111::1111 1111111 111w: 11111111-1 M1111 S1111t11, 11111::111111'11 11ll1WIl1, 1111111111 C1111 1111111, M11111111 151::k11, R1-v111r111 W1111111, 1111111 ff11111111, B'11l1r1ra M1111111v1-, M111111111 S1111r111r1. 1111111 111w: M11111y111- XWUES11-1, 13111f 1 1111111111111-11,V1111111li1111y,M11r1111d 1.11::w112, f.111r1y:, W111r'11111111111, 1.11- 11111-111 M111111-, l'111111'1-:z M0111 1 111111 111w: 1.111'1ll11 111 111111, M111y 11111 f211111:1, M1111111y Vwsszs 1J11l11111s 1tII1'11I1I'I, M111y K111111111, MC1IifItIY1'1 V111-11111-1, M1111111111l'l111111111111,1a111:: 11 C,1111::1111::1111 111111111, 1111111 111111, 111111y M1l,l111 11,1-1:. 1 111111 111w. 11-1111 I-111r'11111, l.f111: Z1'1111111l111, 1111111 VVr111f11, M11lly A111111-, 1'111111111w- ITI1-111111, Mfxly Cox, 1111111 1111111111 .15 ,, Tri Sigma 1 g, 1 hui Iunior Red Cross 1 1'1111w' 1111111 M111'K11111111 11111411-rf, 1 15 1'11y1111. A171111111111111, p111f:, lg g I111111111111::11-111:-111,1'111.1:11r:,2g Dm' 11111-11 1f1:111111, 111111. 75 l111f1q11111- 2 1t11w111111, 11-1'. :1 rv. Hy lilsabc 5 1111-111-111, v11'11fp111:s, lg 1.111111111e1 Y N111:11111, 111111111 M1'l11111 1111111 ww: 121171111-111 M111111sa11, 1 ff1111::111111'11 11111W111, 1111111 Stlfikrl, 1 1H11111111y 1,1111117, M11111111111111 M11d- 1111, 131111111-11 1lp111k:1, 1111111111 M1111 11111l1, 1111111 111w: A111111 'l'1111111, M11111r11'11t All1::1111, M1117 1'111111-11y, Cf11a11r1t11- 1V111::1, M11111 111-y11,f111111y:1W11-1'11f -uv 1 ' 4 xv A 1 1. S'z'a14Z! Prominent among the service clubs oi school is TRI-SIGMA, an organization ftornposed oi the girls who are Miss Laurie 1ohnson's assistants in the library. There are no dues and no regular meetings, but it has become traditional among the members of the group to have an annual Christmas party and a picnic at the end ofthe year in lune. Another group whose prime objective is service to the school and community is the IUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB under the direction oi Miss Marion Munson. Projects for the year were the binding of titty Braille books, the making oi Christ- mas cards lor the Fort Snelling hospital, the selling of Christmas seals, and the direction oi the Red Cross roll call in Central. V1111111.1s: at 1711511111133 ......-.- We 1 ' Page 73 Girls League Council First row: Elsa landa, Shirley de Freece, Marilyn Godfrey, seo, Elsabe Luedke, pres.g Dorothy Kulenkamp, trea:.g Miss Mary L. Bryant, lean Eberhardt, vice-pres., Ieanette Amos. Second row: Mary Hope, Gloria Bach, Madrene Swenson, Dorothea Elsner, Betty Tomlinson, Betty Westman. Reserve your pencils Posting pretty pictures 'Pm Personality Preferred has been the theme of the GlBL'S LEAGUE for this year. Meetings have been scheduled with the purpose of creating more person- ality, being friends with everyone, and giving service wherever possible. During the year the group has accomplished many objectives, of which the out- standing have been the dressing of dolls for the Santa Claus Club, selling Forget- Me-Nots and Christmas Seals, and continuing the campaign to improve lunch- roorn conditions. The governing body of the organization is the Girls' League Council com- posed of the officers and twelve other representative girls. Chairmen for special committees are Sarah Iones, membership, Betty Westman, Big Sister: and Mary Hope, School Improvement. Elsa landa, Gloria Bach, and Ieanette Amos are general chairmen. Representatives from the three classes are senior, Dorothea Eisner and Madalynne Mooreg junior, Pearle Wiechmann an-d Shirley de Freeceg and sophomore, Madrene Swenson and Betty Tomlinson. The president is Elsabe Luedkeg the vice-president, lean Eberhardtg the secretary, Marilyn God- freyg and treasurer, Dorothy Kulenkamp. Page 74 -4-limi ww: Hvlon Dunlap, Lucille ind tow: Virginia Rahia, Mary nutli low: Astrid Wollor, Eleanor and low: Mildiod Goswitz, Mary iuitli low: Mary Cox, Mario Dom' l l Girl Reserves 3 i:zt iriw: lit-no Bold:-, Ailoluv Nriplin, Mary K. Swciariiifwn, Ruth Currier, tions.: Ianis Christensen, si-ag Caryl Vwziniilya, pros., Sliirlriy Howe, vico-pies.: Lorna Strauss, Mary limo Vaufllvlft, Sliixlvy Muaqc-nbuig. fjuillan, Sinai Sutton, Helen God- skw, l'liyll1f: Rode, Maiqaisvt Stiilili-y, Phyllis Tiosson, Doris Hciinkanip, lflinor Sturm, Ianet P1-arson, Cairilinev Stioich. Ku:-ttril, Gladys Wu-cliniann, Botty '::lYHlI'l, Charlotte- Seward, Onis Griiborq, Mary Flaherty, Virginia Sc-hniollor, Narnia Gibbons, Phyllis Rluniiirtli. Tracy, Mary lilln-n O'Iala, Agnes And:-ison, Mary Ylv1sakei,l.onelle Wald, l.oiiains- Schultz, Marion Opp:-qarrl, Alywf Munson, Allis Hants. Girl Reserves ifzt row: l.lJlllf141 Kaniptf, Shirley Driwfzoii, lmiicilris- Flu-:slim-1, Mai- fiaivt Koopkf-, l.o1:sSliirloy,Sliirln-y Noiquist, Pi-mln Wir-cliniann, Pat' iirirx Mcxtnn, Boriiicfv Sparks. timid row: Rn-tty McClintock, Mar- iciiio Dawson, Betty Io Arnold, ljl'!Ill Ziiiitilf-mini, Nota Eastman, Crwtilr- Ali:-ln, Anita Tolrite, Gratia llowriicl, Mary llwlc-ri Horan, Mary flint- K1-in, Ali:-if Roots. l,ou Saul-r, Marian Hagen, Betty Anno Mc'l.4-rin, Maiioiiw Flanagan, lfvnlyn Ni:-lsr-ri, Alive Slator, Blair 'Nsionl, Muiqtiivt Carlson. inquvz, fill-anoi Klr-tt, Marioiy Voss, Drnotliy Bt-rndt, Ruth Wliitv, Norma Pm-tt-iszori, Ellon Fuller, l.oi:1 I llvlirir-trim, Itinn- Wriatii. .. . Would you like to buy a pencil with the football schedule on itr There is probably a GIRL RESERVE within reach of your voice, imploring you to buy a pencil. Selling doughnuts, a Christmas party for small Mexican children, Thanksf giving baskets, and a Twin City Conference were their other activities. On Thursdays Open House is held at the Y. W. C. A. where girls may interest themselves in their favorite hobbies. An assembly and program open the Thurs- day Hobby Days. Caryl Verrnilya heads the group with Shirley Howe, vice-president: Ianis Christensen, secretaryy Ruth Currier, treasurerg and Lorna Strauss, Inter-Club council representative. The Inter-Club Council is made up of representatives from each Girl Reserve club in the city. They plan all-city parties and talk over their problems. Caryl Verrnilya is president of the lnter-Club Council. Mrs. Eltie Price and Miss Helen Heck are the advisers. Page 7 German Club First row: Roiean Maclinight, Violet Olson, Keith Petersen, Elsa Mayer, vice-presq Paul Hanson, pres., Elsabe Luedke, sec., Ierry Sansby, treas., Dorothy Huelster, Phyllis Grawert. Second row: Charlotte Robertson, Sarah Iones, Lylah Oberg, Carl Haas, Marion Hagen, Marjorie Kurtz, lane Halverson, Elizabeth Moore, Third row: Ruth Sleeger, Marilyn Woltt, Dorothea Eisner, Margaret Kueffner, Dorothy Kulenkamp, Arvilla Deutschlander, Ruth Baron. Fourth row: Donald Meisel, Paul Herzog, Raymond Iacobson, War- ren D. Kress, William Kelly, Bob Madsen, Dick Anderson, Robert Iesness, Latin Club First row: Lorraine Buittner, Bettv Westman, pres, lg Florence ff Baber, Keith Petersen, vice-pres. 2, lean Eberhardt, viceepres. l, sec. 2, Don Magraw, pres. 2, Ieanette Amos, treas. 27 Robert Tarbox, Patricia Mabin, Margaret Herzog, Elizabeth Ringius. Second row: Revoida Wright, Yvonne Cottingham, Nancy Wright, Iosephine Williams, Sylvia Katz, Betty lo Arnold, Sara Aurick, Helen Godske, Rosemary Thorn- dike, Margie Paulsrud. Third row: Carol McGuire, Marion Sandberg, Imogene Dowling, Connie Rosenthal, Doris Green- wald, Anna Fandel, Charlotte Most, Marlys White, Marilyn Druck, Mary Irene Snyder. Fourth row: Lylah Oberg, Arloine Naplin, Robert Baker, Bruce Dahl- berg, Hyarn Segell, Douglas Perrin, Kenneth Buetow, Robert ' Atkins, Marilyn Dean, Helen Thomas. fqnodzwf To promote a better understanding oi German customs and to offer German students more opportunity to study that language, the Central GERMAN CLUB was organized thirteen years ago. With Miss Nellie Mueller as its adviser, the group has grown to be one of the school's outstanding organizations. lts yearly program included a Christmas party, a special spring entertainment to which parents and outsiders are invited, and the traditional spring picnic. Old Roman customs and life form the main study and object ot the LATIN CLUB. The club often has lectures on these subjects, and these are sometimes illustrated with slides. The outstanding event of the year tor this group is their traditional Roman banquet held in the spring. Members, dressed in costumes ot ancient Rome, eat Roman food, served by slaves, and are entertained in the ancient Roman fashion. Another prominent program this year was that at Christ- mas under the direction oi Miss Florence Babe-r, adviser of the club. Page 76 11 1 1 W I ttf 111111, M11111111- A1111 1 11 I' 111 M11 111111114 111111 1 111111111--111 M-111-'A 11 1 11111 I111w111 111 rw 1111111 11 1111111 1 1111111 11111 1111, Mr11111111-1 1111111 W I y V1111Jyk11,It1-tty N1111' 11111111 M rryf x,1111sf31'l111r11d1-1, 111111111 11 1 I-A111211 1111111-11, M111y 1rls Debate Club -1s ra 0 we 1449 One of the younqest Ciubs at Central is the GIRLS DEBATE CLUB. It was Iorrnod a year aqo wher1 a few qiris met and planned the club. lean Tilsen was elected presidentp Grace Lorenz, vice-presidentg Iean Eberhardt, secretary, and Ahce Bennett, treasurer. The first year' was spent in working out the organization, and this year the frfvttvity was focused on debate and panel discussions. ltt the tail se1r1ester a debate was held between the boys and qirls debate f'1ll1J on resolved: That the United States qovernrnent should take over aIl rail- roads 111 the nation. The decision was a draw, hut the qirls were qiven the edqe 111 delivery. The o11icers are Betty McClintock, presidenty Marjorie Anderson, vice-pres rdontg Ianis Christensen, secretaryy and Grace Lorenz, treasurer. I,11111- Grfrrnan Hand IT111 W l Chemistry Club i l First row: Margie Paulsrud, Mar- ' alyde Zwoster, W. E. Bush, Grace lean Stubbs Virginia Wolfangie, Virginia Pedersen, Donald Rowell, Doris Bornkamp, Ann Moody, Second row: Gloria Bach, Margaret Stribley, Dolores Furchner, Irving Tillotson, Orrin Munger, Barbara Reynolds, Nora Eastman, Mar- garet Tanquary. Third row: Dorothy Carr, Eunice Dingle, Harriet Randolph, Dor- othea Eisner, Ianet Hohmcmn, Betty Watson, Margaret Henry, Ruth Ioyce. Fourth row: Marjorie Ponthon, Ierry Skoqmo, Larry Bentson, Robert Kempe, William Schultz, Edward Van Housen, Allen ghambers, Iohn Lenihan, Mary ox. Bird Club First row: Alyce Munson, Virginia Lawson, vice-pres.: Marion Sand- berg, treas.g Stanley Loetfler, pres.: Marjorie Anderson, sec.g Miss Irma Meili, Mary Louise Townsend. Second row: Charlotte Wellman, Iohn Strauss, Arline Allison, Robert Atkins, Lindsay Power, Marion Hagen, Robert Wright, Betty Gold. Third row: David Gustafson, David Haslund, Bruce Dahlberg, lerome Seward, Elmer Toensing, Robert Nelson, G Q Colby. MQW Mp, . '13 rv, , mb if T l ,C A W g 6 S . . o - ,, L? 'oi 1 I , 3 U Through the past several years, the CHEMISTRY CLU has developed into 5 51 an organization to stimulate greater activity and interest in science. This interest ,i:'?'f -:has been aroused and maintained through moving pictures, special experi- -Q l l Eihents, discussions by outside speakers, and trips to industrial plants. The officers ll 3- 8 tor the year have been Virginia Woltangle, presidenty Nancy Combs, vice-pres 'af 'C ,-1, lidentg Grace lean Stubbs, secretaryg and Donald Rowell, treasurer, Mr. William gl Bush has served as adviser of this club for the past five years. .- Q, E E E -, Birds, all sizes, shapes, and species, form the main interest of the members S .0 if L. ct the BIBD CLUB. Under the guidance of Miss Irma Meili, the club holds regular ,4 .9-u meetings and social events. Membership is limited to those students who are 3-25 1-able to receive a passing mark on a test given to all candidates. ln order to . , L g study and observe more closely the lite oi birds, the activities ot the club include : I-rg many bird hikes and motion pictures concerning birds. 1 13... c Page 78 Stage Force Left to right: Roger Deppe, Roy Grohoski, Clifton Wilson, Bernard Craine, Ronald Powers, Frances Montgomerie, Tom Sandberg, Lau- ren Lundberg, Don Miller, Phyllis Grawert, Ralph Labbitt, Helen McRae, Grace lean Stubbs, Ioe Sacco, manager. Assisting in the production of assemblies, plays, and revues, the STAGE FORCE is an important but little known group in Central. The Force has control of the lights, sets, stage properties, and the sound equipment. Consisting of ten members, the group is under the direction of Miss Marjorie Dornberg. Besides constructing sets for stage productions, the Stage Force aids organizations in putting on the regular school assemblies. The manager of the group is Ioe Sacco and his associates are Roy Grohoski, Roger Deppe, Bernard Craine, Ralph Labbitt, Ronald Powers, Don Miller, Lauren Lundger, Clifton Wilson, and Tom Sandberg. Applications for membership to the Stage Force are turned into the adviser, and the officers are selected upon their abilities and the length of time they have served. To care for the costumes of Central's stage productions is the purpose of the WARDROBE COMMITTEE. With a membership of four girls the group assists in the fitting of costumes as well as sees that they are kept clean and in repair. It also has charge of the property room. The members of the Wardrobe Committee this year have been Phyllis Grawert, Helen McRae, Frances Montgomerie, and Grace lean Stubbs. Outdoor Ornithology l Page 79 i-'irst row: Marion English, Margaret Madsen, Mavajean Simpson, Cath- erine Smith, Elaine Eide, Elaine Carlson, Barbara Mills, Glee Houston, Ieanne Collar, Marie Levie, Second row: Allan Adler, jerry Kennedy, vice-pres. lg Douglas Miske, vice-pres. 2, Richard Stevens, pres. 25 Gloria Bach, src. 2, Iirn Craig, treas. l, 25 Bob Lawrence, Orrin Munger, pres. lg Miss Marjorie Dornberg. Third row: Leigh Kamman, Lois Leon- hart, Lorraine Foss, Mary Mor- rissey, Marion Gorder, Margaret Stribley, Mary jane Sweeney, Shirley de Freece, Barbara Rey- nolds, Mary jane Wilcox, Sherman Headley. Fourth row: Carol Macoubrey, Mar- jorie Brack, Katherine Haas, Anna Mae Torgerson, Wallace Hanson, lean Trout, jean Sudor, Carol Lou Ackerberg, Nan Scanlon, Helen Primrose. Fifth row: Dorothy jane Kulenkamp, Beverly Fisher, Stewart Nelson, William Olsen, Robert Wrinch, Louis Schultz, Thad Baker, Harry Manke, Richard St. Sauver, Mar- jorie Dixon, Elizabeth Merrill. Paint and Patches First row: Alice Eitzgibbon, Virginia Lawson, Mary McGillis, Marie Levie, Annette Kurzvn, treas., Patricia Mabin, sec., Betty Klima, pres., Marcia Correll. viceApres.g Miss Grace Mackey, Audrey Bon- bright, Kathryn Iahnke, Lois Keller. Second row: Agnes DeSutter, Bar- bara Mills, Claire Adamson, Ieanne Collar, P'hyllis Dinwiddie, Phyllis Hill, Gerry Iensen, Phyllis More, Marjorie Anderson, Nancy Palmer, Edith Rowley. Third row: Carol Macoubrey, Bar- bara Reynolds, Mary lane Wilcox, Evelyn Storberg, Carol Lou Ackerberg, Margery Popp, jessie Dudley, Mary Lou Sauer, Grace Stewart, Marion Hagen. Fourth row: jean Trout, Maxine Godberson, janet Hohmann, Her- man Straka, Olive Cameron, Cush- ing Roth, Mary lane Schadegg, Marjorie Brack, Nan Scanlon. wzflzqku Q' Pwr! The Central High School DRAMATIC CLUB, un-der the direction of Miss Marjorie Dornberg, has a membership of sixty embryonic Barrymores. This year the club digressed from its usual custom of allowing only juniors and seniors to try out for membership, and as a result, five sophomores were admitted. Tryouts consist of a pantomime and a dramatic reading given before four members of the club and Miss Dornberg. From this group of students the best are picked to fill vacancies caused by graduation. At the meetings this year, many interesting programs were given, consisting of one act plays, readings, and humorous skits presented by club members. PAINT AND PATCHES, under Miss Grace Mackey's expert instruction, meet the first and third Tuesdays of each month to learn the art of make-up. Business and practice meetings are held alternately. During the practice sessions the club has learned many different types of make-up such as Chinese, negro, Turkish, and old age. New members are chosen on a basis of ability displayed in competitive try-outs, and on the basis of character and of scholarship. This year the club madeup the participants in numerous assemblies and programs, among them the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies, Glee-Times Follies, and the Band Concert. Page 80 'vklwg 'fl fb First row: Herman Stralca, Vivian Overan, Raymond lacobson, Nancy Wright, David York, Charlotte Robertson, Luella Milland, Pat Moyer, Rosemary Thorndike, Gordon Sprain. Third row: Vernon lohnson, Harriet Smith, Miss Lillian Knott, Dean Peterson, Ierry Sansby. bling 7410-ng' flifz W4 lt has been a tradition of Central teachers who conduct classes during fourth period in the vicinity of room 3l7 to close their doors as quietly as possible in order to escape the non-harmonious tuning-up process of the ORCHESTRA7 how- ever, a completely different effect is produced When Miss Lillian Knott, the adviser, taps for silence and begins to work on the group's latest orchestrations. A serious attitude is taken by the musicians, and all their eyes are focused on the director for instruction. Meeting four days each week, the orchestra in this way works towards its goal. lt is the object of the orchestra to give all young musicians a chance to play the works of the great masters of music. One of the oldest organized groups in the school, the orchestra was formed in l9UO. lt has since been one of the outstanding organizations in the school. Not only because of the pleasure received from performing the world's great classic music but also because of the Wealth of experience gained, the orchestra has established its reputation of being one of the most worthfwhile organizations in Central. The orchestra rehearses during fourth periods in the music room. From the personnel of the orchestra class, Miss Knott selects a small group of string players who comprise the string ensemble. This group performs for various programs that are given in the school and at the annual commencement exercises held in lune. For the work in the orchestra, the students are given one-half credit on their scholastic records, The members of the string ensemble this year are Herman Page 82 ,..--'-u IZ- vi-nfl row: llliwilt- th Htlianizz, Mary l. nu Stalk, lxrwrwrirw l3ifiri1i'i'irmi, Kathlvwri Gripwritrmq, Tliimiarz Mutairn l'ti-rrli zz Miiziiy, ll ilu-rl Vliltorcl Mary Crrrnpbi ll, lxeni- l'la::-irizalil. Straka and Vivian Qver-an, iirst violinsp Mary lou Stork and Ray lacobsen, :second violinsg lanet Hohmann, bass violing Pat Moyer, violaq and Mary Willis .md Charlotte Robertson, cellos. As has been the custom in the past years, the orchestra this spring joined with the Glee Club in presenting the operetta, Hollywood Extra. For the second time, the music deparatnients operetta was presented in conjunction with the Times Revue as the GleefTirnes Follies. Between the acts ot the operetta, the iJI'CllF?:Sll'CI played March Militaireu by Franz Schubert, and I-lunqarian Dance No. 6 try lohannes Brahms. The otticers chosen tor the past year were l-lerrnan Stralca, presidenty Mary lou Stork, vice-presidentg Elizabeth Rinqius, Secretaryy and Warreii Vollhaher, treasurer. 'll1i- :ati init ss. rtrfm X Y. X 0 - . 'wx ' ' ' be A' X N' V ,Cf J Page S3 First row: Phyllis Karow, Elizabeth Moore, Ioanadelle Iohnson, Dorothy Carr, Marjorie Faulsrud, Virginia Pedersen, Shirley Goldberg, Doris Bornkamp, Ruth Swanson, Revoida Wright, Arvilla McGarry, Jeanne McGillis, Elizabeth Matteson, Anita Shitlett, Rose Anderson, Eleanor Tracy, Maralyde Zwoster, Phyllis Grawert. Second row: Carol Lou Aclzerberg, Evelyn Storberg, Marianne Cary, Margaret Lang, Dorothy Miller, Mar- garet Henry, Margaret Bremicker, Winitred Zoschke, Alice Roels, Miss Lillian M. Knott, Frances Mont- gomerie, Margaret Van Hott, Donna Cummings, Grace lean Stubbs, Lorraine Hanson, Gloria Bach, Shirley Till, sew wr quart The Central High School CHOIR is the name given to the advanced chorus class. To be a part ot this organization is the goal ot every chorus student. The members are selected by Miss Lillian Knott and represent the finest voices and some ot the best musicians in the school. This group is an acappella choir, and its music consists mainly ot choral compositions written tor tour to eight parts. Twice this year the choir participated in radio programs. ln October the choir was heard in a broadcast over station KSTP and also presented a broad- cast over station WTCN in November. The latter appearance was on the Music Appreciation Hour which is conducted by Mrs. Paul Bremer. A quartet trom the choir consisting ot Virginia Woltangle, Rose Anderson, Donald Lester, and larnes lensen was heard over station WMIN. One ot the most entertaining assemblies ot the year was presented to the school by the choir. The story, which was narrated by lean Sudor, sketched the lite and loves ot Americas most beloved song writer, Stephen Collins Foster. Beautifully costumed in the clothes of that period, the choir sang many of Fosters songs including, of course, his immortal spirituals. ln keeping with the Christmas spirit the choir next presented an impressive candle light concert. Gerald Buser, Delores Kernkamp, and Richard Martin, former members ot the choir, were teatured as soloists at this concert. Page 84 'F' w av sv-4. fs ,Sir vu -r llii' l row: lit tty Mrrt'Kriitilit, Mwrcwrcivzs lixroli, Lim Wallrlvv, Donald Lvstr-r, Robert Atkins, Willard Coqin 4- Ilrni:.t Hornliiivk, Florvzivr sttivwrifaiiri, Betty Dalldort, Violet Olson, Alvin Ryraiu, loaririv lltidl llwvirly lfllinrilious--, Mirrirwrir- Ariritirssori, Mary Ylvisrikvr, Antrim: Ariclwisoii, Vnqiniir Wolfwnmlt- Mvirly:: Wliilf., fflrirnliir llrnctnist. l furtli row, li-tin Surloi, lklrrrnvl Gnrnin, Lllirirlx-5: llolffornb, Alton Clir'isteri:wri, Clifton Wilson, Wiiiiun ll Ki--:::2, llrlwirrd Aflcrrrwk, Philip Zouhc-k, lane Waqrir, William Hordori, Roy Btrrorn-, Sidney list-iizltwri liini-is li nw-n, Holi. it Mriri1twi,f,farl lmirsi-n, Altrvd Faulkn--r, Douqliirx Perrin, Arnold Roawrilw-fra Following the Christmas Concert preparations began for Hollywood Extra, till operetta in two acts. Tryouts were held the first part of lanuary, and practice was lieaun. On the evenings of March 2 and 3 Hollywood Extra was qiven in the auditorium as part of the 'Glee-Times Follies and proved a complete success. Much credit aoes to Alfred Faulkner, Shirley Till, Virqinia Wolfanqle, Donald lmster, Rose Anderson, and Charles Holcomb for their excellent performances. Other choir activities were o concert qiyen at Zion Lutheran Church, a Lenten concert at the Church ol the Reformation, and, as is the custom, sinqinq at Com rnwncement. Vestments worn by the choir were purchased last year with funds raised by the organization, Proceeds of a concert, roller skating party, and dues were rtontr iliuted to the cause. There are sixty members of the choir which was headed ti ir the two semesters by Allred Faulkner, president: lames lensen, vicefpresidentg Virainia Vtfolfanqle, secretary, and Marianne Cary, treasurer. lli.itpItI4'lll'1IllI lim bfi t Af 1 K QW 'W EB .'-, K y M. 1. bk XR 7 1.-. C Jigsaw woo? KW Zlwzfddl Opening the grid schedule against Edison, the Central gridders found them- selves on the short end as the Minneapolis boys pushed over two tallies to our lone touchdown. Acquiring more polish, the Red and Black played Eau Claire. The forward wall was outstanding as Central's power battered the opposing team up and down the field: the score at the gun was Central, 6-O. , - The thirty-eighth football season was officially begun on September 29 as Central defeated Humboldt 13-7. The Taylor to Trumper passing combination clicked for thirteen points. Coming from behind in the fourth quarter, the Redmen showed the will to win. Once again the line play was excellent with big Nate Simon smashing play after play. Continuing in their winning ways, the Minute- men humbled Harding to the tune of 20-O. Central's highly touted arials con- nected with Budda Taylor heaving the pigskin. Injuries, fumbles, and penalties marred the important clash between the powerful Washington team and Central, and a 6-6 tie marred the record of two victories as against no defeats. The bitter rivals, Central and Mechanics, met on October 2l under the lights of Lexington park. Entering the game as underdogs, the Mechanic's aggregation battled the Red and Black combination to a discouraging O-0 tie. The next game on the roster was with the league leading Iohnson ag- gregation. With nothing to lose and everything to win, Coach Playford Reed pointed the boys for this game. With 55 seconds left and Central on the best side of a 7-6 score, Ralph Pariana plucked the pigskin from the arms of the Central team and raced for a touchdown. Final tally, lohnson l2, Central 7. Fall Prczctic is 44 'VY . , , I , ' M K ft A in 4 -4-I . 4 ff- Q , . - n :'5n-+-.iv f.,-1.w r .im J' I., Wim, IDWAHIJ 'l'ltllM Law-4-4sm,.,, rfkqm 'GQ' First row: Bob Schodf, Buster Simon, Bob Carter, lim Cruniley, luck Larsen. Second row: George Muish, Ch-:ck l-letfield, Glenn De Vinney, Ken Cory, Russ Inns--n 'l'liiid row: N'1tf' Siiiifw11,Gwoir1fi Powell, Don Bnyles, Hmriy Mnnko, Robert Mutt. Climoxing cr foirly good season the Red ond Block fell victim to the Raiders from Cretin, 27-U. Winning their twen- ty-seventh consecutive game, the Cretin powerhouse over- whelmed the scorlet ond iet eleven with o flurry of posses find crushing plunges. For his sterling work both offensive ond defensive, Cop' toin Ed Truinper received dll-city recognition cis one of the two fine ends in the conference. Nothcin Simon wcrs crwcirdl ed the center position on the second tecirn of the oillfcity selection while Gene C'Brien of Cretin took thot berth on the first teom, Donny Taylor, hcindicopped by on onlcle in- jury eclrly in the seoson, ploced on the second teom oilso. TC'IYlOT'S burning pcrce coupled with his shifty style of run- ning eorned for him on undisputed berth in these selections. , vm... PHlLlP SAUEH Vim l Top row, left to right: Miles Wangensteen, William Peterson, Roger Carlson, Albert Schwartz, James Brunton. Bottom row: Bill Dillon, Harold Tvedt, Jerome Iohnke, Robert Carter, Howard Schultz, B Opening their l938-39 season as defending champions, Central's Riordan coached five swept a tough city conference schedule before them to hold their laurels as St. Paul's finest high school basketball team. By defeating the Minne- apolis prized Marshall five, they captured the twin city championship for the second straight year. Captained through the first semester by big Ed Trumper, All-State basketball ace, and Alvin Hermann, trophy holder, the quintet met little difficulty in up! setting the city prep schools with the exception of three conference losses which resulted in a tie with Iohnson for first honors. The Riordanites' usual class held, and Iohnson was downed in an easy playoff. Defeats outside of the conference race were more numerous, for Central lost two games on the road trip through Wisconsin and Iowa, and two to South Saint Paul, who also broke up Central's State championship hopes when they downed the Minutemen for the third time in the regional tournament held at Cambridge. After defeating LeSueur for the regional 4 consolation title, the Minutemen veterans dropped from the Sport lime-light. Page 90 Al Scthwortz, ltinlcy torwctrd, received d berth on the All-Beqiondl cada azoltvqtioris tilting with lerry ldhnke ond towering Howie Schultz who shared tirst twtiin positioris, Al Schwcirtz dlso rdnked in the Sdint Patil Allffity te-dnt. .Althotitili thc whole tedrn con loe solid to hove presented coninienddhle per' tortiititicvs lor the yeor, stdndouts were Trurnper, Schwortz, Cdrlson, Schultz, tznd Iaihnke. By his line work, Bill Dillon proved himself dn excellent reserve rind dvrncxnds mention. The hest first-yedr DSHOTIIIGVICG wos nidde hy hiq Howie St:l11iltz,Goonl portortndnces were ctlso turned in hy Bill Peterson, Miles Vlfdnqeti' .at Hill,lltllTVC?tll,BOlbCTQ1IilCIi,Ulld Don Lowsori. Swish Sttits a t ,, t , t la M, t A I ii, . t 5' fjwf, 1 x A , ga L, ,L exer t. .k , fi! .N , . ,mv . s t Q-' ai ai n 'sm TN!! Tennis Team First row: Les Helmes, Ned Axt, Don Iohnson, Bob Medcraft. Second row: Dick Barker, Iudd Mullally. Third row: Melvin Mark, Mr. Harp, William Watson. Golf Team First row: Sherman Shultz, Sperc Daltas, Harvey Lewis, Bob Law- rence, Clifford Krenick, Second row: Sam Sweet, Mr. Berg, Charles Hrttield, Lloyd Meyer. Baseball Team First row: Alun Rusterholtz, Bob Tessman, Louie Shultz, Ed Trum- per, Sian Plotz, Second row: Hal Fritzam, Robert Caron, Bob Pclski, Lawrence Bente son, Ken Iutien. Third row: Landis Dale, Wally Hoff- man, Iim Crumley, Neal Ahrens, Bob Ianssen. Fourth row: Ed Miller, Bill Gauger, Franklyn Shultz, Bobby Schaai, Roger Prtcrson. K, t 7emu2L Central's tennis team started a successful season by blanking Washington 6 to 0 on the Dunning Court. Entered in singles competition in the city tournament were Don Blehart, Les Helmes, Dick Barker, Bob Medcrait, Ned Axt, Donald lohnson, Melvin Marx, and ludd Mullaly. Mullaly, l-lelmes, Marx, and lohnson were also entered in the doubles event. Mullally ended in second in a large singles field, having been defeated in the finals. Page 92 Golf - Banda!! Coached by Mr. Playford Reed, the l938 edition of the baseball team ended their season third in the final standings. The Minutemen opened their season by downing the Humboldt Indians l0 to 7. Next the traditional rival, Mechanics, defeated the Minutemen, 7-2 on Dunning Field. Harding, the next victim, was swamped 9-3 as Newell Olson held the Maroons to six hits. Central lost its next game 5 to 4 to a good Washington club. Central met its third downfall in a tight game with lohnson, 2-l. Mechanics turned in their second victory over Central, 7-4. Bob Polske started his first game and turned in a masterful four-hit shutout against Humboldt, while his mates gathered ten hits and seven runs. Traveling over to South St. Paul, the Red and Black nine nosed out the Packers in a high scoring game, 9-8. In the final game, Washington ran over Central, 10-0. Golf is one of the two minor sports which dropped its regular round-robin inter-high school league. ln its place, a city-wide prep school tournament was added. Playing for the highest honors were stars from every public and private school in the city. Little Spero Daltas, one of the best golfers ever to enter Central, won the tournament in a convincing manner. Other Centralites who played steady golf throughout were Captain Harvey Lewis, a veteran, Bob Lawrence, and Shermann Shultz. ln pre-tournament competition, the Red and Black defeated South St. Paul 12 to 6, with Daltas scoring a low 76. Mechanics was drubbed l6V2 to lV2, with Lewis carding a 77. The next match found U High of Minneapolis downing Central IOV2 to 7V2. Htirgquft Buslhrrz Diamond Trotters Divot Diqqeis f' Q Hockey Team First row: A. D. White, Robert Schoeller, Philip Sauer, Robert Leach, Norman Zats, Ioseph Ioyce. Second row: Orrin Munger, Robert Hansen, Paul Feist, Quentin Mason, Iaseph Koenen, lack Kirby. 'Third row: Iohn Nordgren, Bart Foster, Leslie I-ielmes, Robert Williams, lack de Lambert. Swimming Team First row: Edward Van Cleve, Rich- ard Geidel, Philander Durkee, Chester Leaman, captain, Bruce Dando, R. D. Berg, Gordon Rohr- backer. Second row: Lindsay Power, Edward Maurer, William Behrens, Edward Van Housen, Robert Wrinch, Raymond Iacobson, Carl Swenson, Graham Elvgren. Jam,-s - ' Coach White's hockey team finished a busy schedule in third place. Washf ington, twin city champs, defeated the ice-men twice during the race. The steady goal guarding of Norm Zats saved the scores from mounting against the Central aggregation. The Minutemen's record was clouded by l-l ties with lohnson, Humboldt, and Harding. Two white-washings by Humboldt and Washington in the first half of the race were evened up considerably when the teams met again. Central's swimming team captained by Chester Leaman and coached by R. D. Berg had a fairly successful season. Breezing through their conference schedule undefeated, the mermen were downed only by West, the Mill City champions. In the city meet outstanding among the tankmen were Burce Dando, Dick Giedel, Chester Leaman, and Lin Power in the free style events: Gordon Rohrbacher, Carl Swendsen, and Ray Iacobson in the breast stroke: Philander Durkee and Bob Wrinch, backstroke. Named to the All City water polo team were Bruce Dando and Dick Giedel. Page 94 I I Track Team I A I ,1 ,,:f, 11v111I1:'t IWIIIIIIII 111 11vI 1 w N I I N II WIII1 11 II 11I1111, II111I M1111:1111f1, Il11I--I71111k H11 II111I iffw' l111'k I'I1111I111f1I1t, M111v111 I 'N I IrI111111 I1II IIIII II11I 91111 I I111 Wf1f1f11 IIow111fI 'I'f11111111f11-12 N 1tI11111 1111 11 Ii I1 it I 1 I1 I 111II1 111w: l11I111 II11111, W1II111111 I 11 IS I K,111111I y, 11111111 1, 1--1 111 I1111kC 1II I1111If IX I1I y 1 'jmck Qnce c11f1:,1i11 the truck teoni under the direction of Couch Golles I'1urdIed into tI1f1 city ciidnipioriship. As school otter sCI1ooI went down to deteot before the Cfmiti-ol Cinder men, AI Woker's Iirsts in the 440, Bonbriqhfs in the pole vouIt, ond VVf1f1f1r'sin the hiqh jump I1iqI'1Iiqhte-d tI1eIop-sided scores. In the city Chfmipioii- .zI1ip Iiold i11 the U stddiiirn, three Centrdlites come otf with firsts. Bob Skipton IIICICIU the Ioriqest jump in the brood-iurripinq event to eclipse the IieId. Iohn W:1f1r111CIfPc11e2d the buiiiboo pole by o frdction of on inch to Come off the fieId with 1111oiI1e1' coveted first tor the Ce-ntrol tC1IIy. AI Woker clirnolxed the ddy with CI Iirrit III the 440, ond Ce-ntrol marched into the city chornpionship. ffiiidt-1 Ci111'It1:: lf Q UNMIK um I ff it Athletic Board First row: lohn McCallum Louis Collins, Alfred Buser, Frank Gal- los, Albert Meier, lohn Harp, l. E. Marshall. Second row: Stanley Watson, Al- bert Schwabe, Robert Berg, George Christiansen. fzfeiah Esau! Central is unique among the high schools in that an athletic board comprised of members of the faculty governs all inter-scholastic and intra-mural sports. All sports are represented on the board by the faculty managers who with the athletic director make up the personnel. Under the direction of Mr. Alfred L. Buser, the program for the year is drawn up and carried out. The receipts from paying sports such as football and basketball are carefully budgeted so as to cover the expenses of the non-paying sports such as swimming, tennis, track, baseball, gym, and golf. lt also awards letters to all athletes and student man- agers meeting certain requirements in the various sports. The officers are Alfred L. Buser, presidentg l. T. McCallum, vice-presidentg A. G. Meier, secretaryg and George Christensen, treasurer. l. T. McCallum is the athletic director, and Albert F. Schwabe is custodian of athletic equipment. The faculty managers are: football, Alfred L. Buser, basketball, l. T. McCallum: track and gym, Frank Gallesy swimming and golf, Robert D. Bergg baseball, Stanley l-l. Vtfaisong hockey, Arthur Whitey and tennis, lohn Harp. Where there is no ap- pointed manager the coach also acts in that capacity, Gym Team First row: Robert Schaaf, Kenneth Fennesy, Marvin Feldman, Charles Boyles, co-Capt., William Arndt, co-capt.7 Kenneth Casselman, George Pettersen, Second row: lohn Pallman, Edward Cohn, Paul Hanson, mgr., William Weitzman, Mr. Frank Galles, Rich- ard Spriesterbach, lack Cahn. Third row: Warren Anderson, lames Creech, Robert McWhirter, Paul Decker, Howard Sandberg, Carl Haas QW vm, Coach Frank Galles' l939 Central High gym team enjoyed one of the most successful seasons in the history of the school. With eight returning lettermen available, one of the strongest and best balanced squads ever to carry the Red and Black colors was molded together. The Minutemen romped through an undefeated season of conference competition gaining victories over Washington, Vlfilson, Murray, Marshall, lohnson, Mechanics, Harding, and Humboldt which was climaxed by a brilliant victory in the city meet at lohnson. With a possible Northwest Class C championship in sight, the Red and Black faltered and suffered an off day, but nevertheless managed to take fourth place, highest of any Saint Paul contender. Stars in this fine aggregation were numerous. Co-captains Bill Arndt and Chuck Boyles were consistently high scorers, and Bill won a medal for placing high in the side horse in the Northwest meet. Others who could be counted on to score many points were Ken Finnesy, captain electy Ken Casselman, Marvin Feldman, Art Eggert, Bob Schaaf, and Richard Spriesterbach. The development of such a team is a tribute to the careful guidance of Coach Galles. Ha: H-index: if Nr - , -....- , I A W G. A. A. Executive Board First row: Mary Beyrer, Betty Em- minqton, Marion English, Caryl Vermilya, Shirley Howe, Revoida Wright, Miss E. V. Ryan, lanette Rice. Second row: Helen Wiqginton, Bar- bara Kelson, Mary lane Sweeney, Virginia Schmoller, Pearle Wieche mann, Shirley Norquist, Marilyn Godfrey. Third row: Barbara Reynolds, Cecil Friedman, Marjorie Ponthan, Mary Kennedy, Phyllis Taylor, Ianis Christensen, Frances Evans. q.,4.,4..e 'emi The direction for G. A. A. activities is in the capable hands of twenty-one girls interested not only in the leadership of G. A. A. but also in their frolics and parties. The board meets on the first and third Tuesdays of every month during eighth period in the gym with Miss Emma Ryan, girls' gymnasium director. Class team tryouts, hikes, outdoor sports, G. A. A. parties, and indoor sports are all in their care. Each spring an election is held to choose the next year's board. The girls are first nominated by the retiring boar-d and then voted upon by all G. A. A. girls. The present G. A. A. heads are Caryl Vermilya, presidentp Marion English vice-president: and Shirley Howe, secretary-treasurer. ln addition to these executive officers, there are heads for all outdoor sports such as swimming, hiking, golfing, tobogganing, roller skating, and for all gymnasium sports including basketball, fieldball, tennis, kittenball, and volley- ball. It is necessary to have such directors in order to credit the girls with their earned points. Two other members of the board are the girls' sports editor of the Times and the publicity chairman. The Executives Page 98 Referees E First row: Elsa Mayer, Virginia Esch, Phyllis Rode, Marian Biske, fr 4 Shirley Norquist, Marilyn Godfrey, Phyllis Aasgaard, lean Keeley. Second row: Barbara Kelson, Marion V 1, English, Betty McClintock, Eliz- K' abeth Moore, Virginia Schmoller, 1 Ruth Currier, Mary lane Vaughan, Elinor Sturm. Third row: Pearle Wiechmann. Evangeline Praetorius, Lorraine Herbst, Cecil Friedman, Barbara Reynolds, Phyllis Tucker, Frances Evans, Phyllis Trossen. Fourth row: lanis Christensen, Fern Bailey, Delores Sullivan, Dorothea Elsner, Mary Kennedy, Ianet Hoh- f ' K mann, Geraldine Murray, Helen U 0 C Q- I flefmeea The whistle blows! Absences! Excuses! Checks! These are the exclamations one hears as he comes into the girls' gym during a class period. The referee is an essential part of the -daily routine as she explains, demonstrates, and referees such games as volleyball, handball, deck tennis, shuffleboard, and ping pong. She also helps with exercises which are done at the beginning of each period. At referee meetings, held once a week, these girls learn the rules of the games and the procedure by which to conduct a class. A referee must be passing in all solids and must sign up at the end of a term before she plans to referee. At the .J of the semester she will have taken tests in posture, exercises, handball, and volleyball. She also keeps records of these tests and scores of the games. If she makes a referee notebook, a health poster, and is present at all but three meet- ings, she will receive points toward her letter. Approximately forty of these white- unilormed girls aid Miss Ryan during each day. Take a tumble! Page 99 Girls Getting C's First row: Phyllis Trossen, Ruth Alice Smith, presg Phyllis Rode, Shirley Norguist, Miss Anna M. Dickson, Virginia Esch, Miss Emma V. Ryan, Second row: Millicent Burgess, Agnes De Sutter, Dorothy Schroeder, Cecil Friedman, Phyllis Tucker, Pearle Wiechman, Third row: Audrey Alexander, Mary Cox, Phyllis Taylor, Delores Sul- livan, Janet Hohmann, Helen Primrose, Ruth Baron, C Club First row: Miss Anna Dickson, Revoida Wright, lilmor Sturm, Fern Bailey, Ianis Christensen, Ruth Alice Smith, ores.: Betty Emminq- ton, Miss E, V. Ryan. Second row: Ianet Pearson, Virginia Schmoller, Mary lane Sweeney, Marion English, Betty McClintock, Ruth Currier, Marilyn Godfrey, Barbara Kelson, Elsa Mayer. Third row: Mwrian Bilsten, Helen Wigginton, Frances Evans, Evan- geline Praetorius, Marian Biske, Elizabeth Moore, Dorothy Roche. Fourth row: Evelyn Nielsen, Ioy Van Dyke, Elna Mohn, Dorothea Elsner, Mary Kennedy, Blair Wood, Maxine Godberson, Caryl Ver- milya, Barbara Reynolds, u ll About twenty-eight. years ago several girls got together, decided on a sports club, and called it the Girls' C Club. lt was built with the aim of promoting clean, healthy sportsmanship among Central girls. Membership in the club is gained by earning 750 points in G. A. A. sports either outdoor or in the gym- nasium. These points are awarded for the number of hours, miles, or lessons in the various sports played. Girls may be active in no more than six sports at a time. The Executive Board of G. A. A. handles the recording of points. Each year several social events are planned by the club for its members. The most important are the card party, the annual business meeting, and the banquet at which the C awards are presented to incoming members and those earning their All-Cities. At the busi- . , , All set, girls? ness meeting the next year s officers are voted upon. They are for this year ' Ruth Alice Smith, president: Alice God- frey, vice-presidentg Ruth Marinio, secre- tary: and Cathrine Harrington, treas- urer. Page 100 l, Field Ball Teams First row: Marian Biske, Mary Kennedy, Maxine Godberson, Caryl Verrnilya, senior Capt.: Mary lane Sweeney, Betty Mc- Clintock, Miss: lflrnrna V. Ftyan, Phyllis Tucker. Second row: Virginia tjsch, Phyllis Bode, Marilyn Godfrey, Betty Ern- minqton, filsa Mayer, Irene Hasen- zahl, Lottie Fielder. Tlnrd row: lane Halverson, Betty McArdln-, Barbara Bennett, Marion Hnqlish, Helen Wiqqinton, lo- sephine Williarns, Beatrice Law- head, Pearlw Wieclirnan, junior Capt.: Shirley Nrvrquist, sophomore capt. Fourth row: Marjorie- Dawson, Dor- othy Srftirot-der, Frances Evans, Phyllis Tayl r, Mary Cox, Cecil Friedman, Evelyn Boone. Basketball Teams First row: Phyllis Trossr--n, Barbara Kr-lson, Mary Kennedy, Betty Ent' rrirnqtan, senior crpt.g Miss FQ. V. Ryan, Mary lanr- Sweeney, Betty McClintock. Sr-cond row: Virginia llsch, Marjorie Dawson, Marion lfnqlish, iunior tfrrpt., Pearle Wieclinran, Evelyn Boone, Shnlr-y Norquist, soph- omore capt. Third row: Cecil Friedman, Frances livans, Phyllis Ttrylwi, lane-t Holi- rnann, Dorothy Sctiioeder, Helen Wiqqinton. E The teams are lined up! The ball is tossed! The game starts with excite- ment and thrills! Guard her! Guard her! is a familiar cry. This happens every Friday in the G. A. A. classes from November to lan- uary. Every year a senior, junior, and sophomore basketball team is picked, and top honors are awarded to the winners. The seniors were the lucky team this year. Shirley Norquist was the sophomore captain, Marion English was the junior captain, and Betty Emmington led the seniors. lanette Rice was the general head of basketball this year. Fieldball is a game that anyone and everyone can enjoy. This sport starts the fall term of G. A. A. The game is an offspring of soccer except that the ball is thrown instead of kicked. The team con- sists of five forwards, three halfbacks, two fullbacks, and one goal-guard. The fieldball head, Mary Kennedy, held tryouts at the end of the season. She chose judges who in turn picked the senior, junior, and sophomore teams which played in inter-class games. The seniors were captained by Caryl Ver- rnilya, the sophomores by Shirley Nor- quist, and the juniors by Pearle Wiech- man. The seniors emerged victorious. Guard that qirl! Page lOl G. A. A. Riding Club From lei! to right: lane-t I-lohrnann, Virginia MacDonald, Ieanno Milkes, Lucille Luck, Phyllis Tuck- er, Marian Bilsten, lanette Rico, Iosephine Williams, Marilyn God- frey, Iane Halvorson, Irene Hasen- zalil, Barbara Kelson, Elsa Mayer. Mu 57104251 Horseback riding is one of the many interesting sports in which G. A. A. girls participate. Marilyn Godfrey, head oi horseback riding, arranged tor cars to take the girls to a ranch tor an hour's ride. Any girl who is interested may go riaing weekly with the group provided she has a permission slip from her parents. An average ot twelve girls participate in this sport. Each year swimming classes are organized in G. A. A. This year lessons were given at St. lohn's Church Club. Out oi these classes the team consisting ot Frances Evans, captain, Shirley Norquist, Blair Woofd, Phyllis Taylor, Barbara Kelson, Elsa Mayer, and Nadine Anderson was chosen. lanet Hohmann, also a member of the team, is not pictured. Shuffle board is a game which anyone can enjoy. The object of the game is to keep one's opponent from scoring and at the same time scoring points for one's sell. ln the picture We find Barbara Kelson, Mary lane Vaughn, Marian Biske, and Elsa Mayer enjoying a game. Mermaids Whats the score 'fl S , fv . Page lO2 ke SchooX SeXecX Y 'vo ut me Yea! M501 gsxon 'tbfouqho ,me 8 P-011 OKVX Emo: GW WM 3 xa v1-'J XSVNWUIXL :agress- VEBY GBP-DGP-'YE 1-019' A YNYBY cohege course BE- Schoo ess kid Ko in NY aoxb usmess c busm 111 0 6 O vi-wi 5999 YN to 'pro SC mot E in 111 G BY LP- wcuo YO5 versxxq Q ED as he 1 s P- 1 xx 5 ouXd be YE or mis qmducnes wet ne smce X893 Xxx other wo dxpbgna o stead oi 5 . . 11 X115 ' - 'Y . st odwx bYoSK 'hw ' A 0,Le CMX ,LM 1- ' A 65160 Y B QW QB. C ... Y: ' Lgn o ni ' dx ' - we . h GSB 'A wp 1 ent S ' .' x X5 'AO nbos A ' . A. YYXOYX xn- amexe ' 1' P CJ ....... - .ni gleam cmd zgwikemllzc I 46+ QQ Fashions for Style Minded Young Men! 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