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

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TRAFFIC SQUAD Firsl Row: Ralph Bahr, sergeanf: Gordon Johnson, serqeanlg John Dirnond, lieutenant Bill Gorrnin, caplain lg Barbara Wasle, sec- refary: Charles Eddy, caplain 23 Waller Weber, sergeant Tom Campbell, sergeanl. Second Row: Cecile Rosen, Corinne Levy, Gerane Toby, A. C. Anderson, lrrna Meili, Lois Bangle, Eileen Viloii, Judy Kidd, Elizabelh Dolan. Third Row: Elaine Anderson, Laurel Trelzi, Pal Kerrigan, Henry Newman, Greichen Waller, Loyal Farrell, Richard Grani, Bill Cronquisl, Jean OHO. Eourfh Row: Leonard Nyman, Paul Tenle, Millard l-lelqeson, Charles l-looper, Richard Howard, Harland Anderson, David Bennell, Larry Pinslra, Ross Olson. 'bd . iw. 'sc 4 Q' I 'V ff f sf STUDENT COUNCIL COURT Firsf Row: Louise Willrins, reporfer: Don Doly, chief iusliceg Virginia Levie, secrelary. Second Row: Barbara l-linderer, Norman Wolcoff, Bari' Buller, Joan Woolsey, Don Engle. 'zczffic Aqua Aifucfsnf Council? Uowzf Squad quGrdS SCl'iOOl'S h6llS . . . AFFSSTS VlOl6JfOI'S of All-siudenl couri Tries all sludenls who brealc rules . . . school rules. Mr. A. C. Anderson heads Cen+ral'S imposes punishmenr for infracfion of rules . . . Miss policemen. Schoberg supervises. '

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:Sendai dliais SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mary Jo Roberfson, vice-president STan Nelson, Treasurer Don DoTy, president Joan O'Connel, secreTary. The Timid and meek sophomores oT I94I became The experienced seniors of I944 . . . WarTime condiTions Tound a large number of sTudenTs working parT Time . . . FirsT officers of This class were Jack Wigfield, president Bill More, vice resident Emcee BonbrighT, secreTaryg Elaine Wenzel, Treasurer . . . Spring Term Tibund Don DoTy. president Emcee BonbrighT, vice president Jean Phillips, secreTary: Charles Amann, Treasurer. Mrs. Manila Topclahl advised The class oT '44 unTil her reTurn To Maria Sanford . . . Her deparTure leTT an opening which was ably Tilled by Miss Lillian FliTch . . . Fall elecTions again Tound Jack Wigfield presidenT . . . oTher officers were: Elaine Wenzel, vice president Mary Reardon, secreTary: George Ruhberg, Treasurer . . . The Junior- Senior Prom, big social evenT oT The year, was led by Dick Cook, presidenT . . . oTher oTTicers were Joann Leinenkugel, vice president Jean YoungquisT, secreTaryg Charles PorTer, Treasurer. ReTurning lasT Tall seniors again elecTed Don DoTy presidenT . . . Mary Jo RoberTson was vice presidenT . . . Joan O'Connell kepT minuTes . . . STan Nelson was appoinTed Treasurer. ParamounT among spring acTiviTies were Senior Day and commencemenT exercises . . . To lead These acTiviTies were Dick EggerT, president RiTa Powell, vice president Marilyn Fuller, secreTary: and Jane Hansen, Treasurer.