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

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1 A d S tt Gerr Wiggins secretary' Miss Pearl Knight, First Row: Miss Mary Bryant, adviser: n y co , y , . , adviser, Dick Rohleder, president: Stan Ringold, vice-president: Marjorie Beneke, Miss Irma Meili, adviser. Second Row: Priscilla Jefferson, Lorraine Keys, Margaret Whitney, Jo Finck, Mary Reardon, Elaine Wenzel, Nancy McGuire, Lois Reichow, Rosemarie Hart. Third Row: Joann Leinenkugel, Mary Robertson, Alden Barnett, Ruth Stryker, Don Smith, Dick Hoffman. Jack Wigfield, Marilyn Dewars. Fourth Row: Doug Brodie, John Street, Scott Thomas, George Merrick, John Holten, Bob Oelke, Tom Cannon. 5 enamel! ALL OUT FOR DEFENSE! l . . . Council has taken on many tasks to help the War effort . . . sold defense stamps every day . . . engineered scrap drives . . . took charge of Community Chest Drive . . . sponsored Hello Day to buy Service Flag . . maintained very active school front under able leadership of Dick Rohleder, presidentg Stan Ringold, vice-presidentg Gerry Wiggins, secretary first termg Io Rey- nolds, secretary second termg Stan Bohmbach, treasurer . . . advisers, Misses Knight, Bryant, and Mcili.

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First Row: A. C. Anderson, adviser: Mel Gormin, sergeant, Don Swanson, lieutenant: Arthur Schultz. captain, Jim Schultz, sergeant, Irma Meili, adviser. Second Row: Violet Schwartz. Barbara Waste. Shirley Waste, Joyce Weir, Betty Norcross, Valerie Elwood, Jane Henly. Gordon, Elaine Andersen. Third Row: Eileen Vitoff, Judy Kidd, secretary, Richard Handford, Bill Garmin, sergeant: Wiill Fourth Row: Charles Eddy, Fred Hooper, John Dimond, Virginia Smith, Don Mains, Don Bentz, Stanley Liebo. i ,r , Q. mfg, '5' x Qi, Q? .3 . wg:-y First Row: Don Doty. Janet Reps, Bob Oelke, Alice Eisner. Second Row: Margaret Whitney. William Halverson, Irene Molitor, Jack Colter. 5 eauncall Gam! Responsible for maintaining order in the halls and on the campus . . . a ticket from Traffic Squad officer is a summons to appear before the S. C. Court . . . members are stationed at posts during lunches, between classes, before and after school . . . their directions respected and heeded . . . Captain Art Schultz assisted by Don Swanson, lieutenant Mel Gormin, lim Schultz and Bill Gormin sergcants. Court meets every month to try cases of S.C. Ordinance violators . . . One of the most important divisions of the Council . . . Fall sessions directed by Chief Iustice Bob Oelke . . . four associate justices Ianet Reps, Margaret Whitney, William Halverson, lack Colter . . . Spring found Margaret Whitney Chief Iustice . . . Serving for the year were Don Doty, clerk, Alice Eisner, secretary, Irene Molitor, court reporter.