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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1945 volume:

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Y l A I i 4 4 4 'WWW- Faculty Classes Organizations kdiisic Boys'Sporm Girls' Sports Features 'FOREWORD Each year members of a graduating class leave the familiar scenes of their school days for a world of new experiences bounded by new horizons. In times of peace this new world held possibilities of realization of hopes and ambitions. lt was a world where rights of men were respected. The Class of 1945 will find its new world one of turmoil and strife. Dreams and ambitions must wait for realization. The future toward which we look is still hidden by the clouds of war. With faith in our- selves and the triumph of right we look to the new horizons of peace where men may study and think, work and worship, as they believe. Uwiz In This Cehisean . . . .wrlwijffjzgfffff if Qtiwzjwf Milw L li wt' 2' XV f mx M! J, lk QM. 1 'Q llhk Miami' ,Milf .I ' A U! 1 X L JY will ,till 1 l DEDICATION What does the future hold in store for us? might well be the question in the minds of members of the Class of l945. Any war period breeds uneasiness and discouragement, but it also challenges us to look ahead toward a more stable way of life. We have profited by the experience of our teachers who have endeavored to guide us through these years of unrest and en- couraged us to look forward to new horizons. As we have ad- vanced in knowledge, we have developed new ideals and new goals. These ideals serve as a challenge to us as the future citizens of a new world organization. For this we owe much to our class adviser, Miss Heck. By her reassuring manner we have been able to build up confidence in ourselves and in our future. With sincere appreciation of her efforts, we dedicate the l945 CEHISEAN to Miss Helen Heck. 4? Miss Clara Claussen, our regis- trar, keeps the seniors in line. She is assisted by Marjorie Lyons and Betty Burley. Office Personnel Mr. Glen Varner, our assistant principal, solves the difficult problem of student adjustment. Elly 100 ZEEKXOZO ffigixge r Og of? at ZX to Q30 O e'5X5lO .gy from Our Principal. A Message Mr. Meier The pioneers and early settlers of our country had often to over- come seemingly insurmountable obstacles before new horizons could be discerned in the dim distance. Today, thanks to these pioneers, the work of extending the frontiers across our entire country has been accomplished. We have for many years en- joyed the fruits of these tremendous labors. Now, however, we have entered an era in the history of man- kind on this planet, when a new and more extended kind of pioneering and seeking for new horizons has become necessary in order to make this earth again a fit place for man to live. Today, it is not new horizons in unexplored regions of the earth that we must seek, but new horizons in the intellectual and moral life of man, new horizons revealing ways and means by which the human race will be enabled to live in peace and harmony on this planet. s The pioneers sought new horizons impelled by a spirit of ad- venture and a longing for achievement and enrichment of life. Today all peoples of the world are driven in sheer desperation to seek and, if possible, to find the inspiration in new horizons which will save humanity from utter barbarism. This is by far the greatest task which humanity has encountered during its long history and is the great challenge especially to the youth of today. What more fitting theme could the Cehisean have for this year of 1945 than New l-lorizons ? . -A. G. MEIER. M., , W, u ,xi Mr. Meier cmd Mr. Vcrrner plot their Y xx -X , , campaign. - w we J x up V xy! L 'x X QS. X 04 QQZQQV '54 we x6 apo ?,W.emjwW5Wem,. f A nQ?QfaQ,e 2 57 S Wm fff1Eg fag QQ 2? i,,e. 12 ' if yi ,WV E 5 ,L ,. Q ix' A QQ J E ff T , ' L 1 f + l ' 23 A Q e Qmb 9 bw Miss Iohnson checks in new books .........---3 ,D Mr. Schwcrbe supervises Dori Bcrkke. il Y fr 'iw 9, . 920 X 2 . 'o Y X was Noi OX ex' Q0 lan gs? 1' ee C96 OXSOO 00 . at OSX OYOQYQ 101 6013556 G Pgedixo 1 Mr. Gcxlles keeps him in trim. Miss Rosenberg advises the Wor1d.' ugqawmawwmilmsw , f.,,M.,.f-Q.-W... if 3 2 f 33' 2 -1 ii I 'sg' 1-1 si , NY Y L. ' 5 i E QQ? '36, Q . ni - QS f' TQ ,A i S 9-'58 QQ 9 SWS 0 hiv 9 f Or be Miss Moe considers the next dc1y's assignment. we Q6 ' fo Ss O I QQ SLCC '90, O xofe Q 8965 0260100 010626 1,5 . LS, . 84' SJ' 'O-5 xp Qs 91,02 oss M Mr. Sutien, our music master, takes over his new duties. S013 39,78 Q0 .Xe X06 P9 N: .XX O95 G4-'CSCI' YYXQXQGQ' 00? ' G . YNQQYXZ 6 Qs' OX K fo wmwnn ww- f.-M..-..M.w - ..-.,...... . 4 ,- .f , A 3,13 , 1 I W 'M'-.N I ., , K K WI' fl ' I M U 7.5 K' f N A , H b ,ff'fv Mr. Peterson, 'our football coach, 5 'J MMM ijjjfjjjmujg has classes in between gomes. M Mr. McCollum describes the functions of on oileron .inn I' MSS QLQDQ Q56 5. .- 1: Q0 111111 If - I xg xx WX Q! AQSTQEE X 44 Do qou Qmnoiobeiq 6176. TS Q YKX5 O'5Y'5 I x. x t to N W Miss Allen keeps them up on the Times Q0 . q C xv-X55 . wt Cue 113688 P ee- x f fp Sd ,QYOXI JIQU 81.80 C30 . O D WY B0 rOVe ' . S 6 X00 ber Qblmy r A future drcxftsrnon takes instructions Going over the books with Mr. from Mr' BOYGT- Anderson. ml O Miss Pilger, Miss Routh, Miss Mattson, and Mrs. Topdahl guide the freshmen in social science. i Miss Heck, Miss Diether, Miss Heyd, and Miss Sjoberg, our mathematics teachers, sit in council. in SS 40,00 Q' S4912 res! S X0 S OWS SO SQQYS oft-Su D 56905. ' X500 N19 W ,fied QV 1 Mrs. Iohnson, Mrs. Ryder, Miss Bor- den, Miss Bryant, Miss Cochran, Mrs. Murphy, Miss Baumgart, and Mrs. Lowe, our English teachers, have tea. iff? , 'F 9 .F 4535 55- E 5535.5 ai , 426 - ,ie FEE 259 1 i ME' KE ' 1 i X- FEES: 727-i ,FE E 2 gps -15 QE If?wf-Ygil -smviii , iff 7 il! f-i,5':5 1523 9E1f.:E?:' up iflfsgigggg Jlig ,. ' ffi't'152i airvt-: my .-Q ,'-2' 4 -iiifizfzil i -Zgfis '1lii5lI'i? ig -. 5545 llnllll jj- Q24 ,,, 4, 1 un: ., E, -as - B f1,151 7'ffi- 3 -P- - f JE 7'-' E ..:-'Ja--ii 1 I . 4,7 ri IN MEMORIAM Faculty Clarence Eastman, Physics Teacher Anna M. Dickson, English Teacher Boys who were at Central at the time of Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941. and who have given their lives in the service of their country. Francis Gellerman, Class of '43 Richard Guthman, Class of '42 Arthur Kaufman, Class of '42 Roger Kemp, Class of '42 Iohn Knighton, Class of '42 Eugene Payne, Class of '43 Lewis Phillips, Class of '44 Robert Sinclair, Class of '43 Robert Trussell, Class of '43 Clyde Wallace, Class of '43 PS i Day is done Gone the sun, From the lake, From the hills, F rom the skyg All is well, Safely rest, God is nigh. While the light Fades from sight, And the stars Gleaming rays Softly send. To Thy hands We our souls, Lord, commend. ll STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row: Roger Benson, Tom Allen, Bill Traynor, George Marcos, Don Fallon, Don Mulligan, Iulien Philippy Bill Rock Third Row: Gordy Gilmore, E. C. Grayson, Bill Handsaker, Bill Cronquist, Frank Sack Ill, Bill Bixby, Ed Rotter lim Law Ioan Iohnson. Second Row: Margaret Rowell, Yvonne Helland, Sharon White, Marguerite Park, Ianet McClure, Rosemary Ruff loanne Collis, Bill Oehler, Evelyn Simon. Front Bow: Miss l. Meili, Adviser, Margee Doran, G. B. Merrick, Vice-Pres., Anzle Adamson, Sec., Tom Leicler Pres Ger ald Burke, Treas., Pat Wiggins, Miss Pearle Knight, Adviser, Mary L. Bryant, Adviser. I Student COunC11 Members of the Student Council, Central's governing body, are elected from the group of representatives from each home room. The Council sold bonds and stamps, and the goal of 540,000 was reached. The Schools at War Flag awarded each month to the school having 90 '72, ot the student body purchas- ing stamps was ilown on our flag pole during the month ot Ianuary. The Central Bookstore ably served students throughout the year. Hello Day tags were also sold to pay tor the service plaques and flag. A Sunlite Dance was given in February. Under the able leadership of Tom Leider, president, school spirit was greatly strengthened. Other officers for the year were George Merrick, vice-president, Anzle Adamson, secretary, and Gerry Burke treasurer. Advising the Council are Miss Bryant, Miss Knight, and Miss Meili ,R . .i,.... .. . 1' -...S W! 6 . QNX cusupvv-'-:wa ye- A , 'ry i is.. 5 : if Q 5 .Q sy X' .f1rf',, ,- A Vx-' i N M 5 5 iw 3 Q r f 5 ei- 1 f 7' 4 --1--arf 'ff' M2733 mmm-wavv ytjy W .i- Q. Standing: we STUDENT COUNCIL COURT Rose Pemble, lusticeg Stanley Young, Iusticey lim Wenzel, Iustice, Ruth Wallace, Iustice, Tom Campbell Capt. of Traffic Squad, Seated: Mary Tarbox, Ass't Sec., Norman Wolcott, Chief Iustice, Larry Wilke, Iustice, Virginia Asklund, Sec. The Student Council Court meets once a month to try cases of the Court out according to the offense. Bart Butler and Norman Wolcott Q T'he Student Council Court traffic ordinance violation brought to judicial fashion, and fines are meted acted as Chief Iustices for the year. by the Traffic Squad. The proceedings are in regular Miss Martha Sjoberg serves as adviser of the Court. Back Row: Mootz. Third Row Malmquist, Second Ro Halverson, Front Row: Grant, Sgt., TRAFFIC SQUAD Robert Lubarx, Bob Thiers, Ronald Fish, A. C. Anderson, Adviser, Larry Pinska, Beverly Kluge, lim Gold, Bob Leonard Nyinan, Ronald Silver, lames Flvidge, Herbert Beulke, Robert Rynearson, Dan O'Leary, Wayne Alvin Apple, Glenn Desmond, wx Lois Bangle, Lou Ella Stevens, Ioyce Bahnem an, Ralph Bahr, Sgt., Axel Paulsen, Henry Weiskopf, Mardell Clarice Iohnson. Bill Strom, Sgt., Fred Nordquist, Sgt., Walter Weber, Lt., Tom Campbell, Capt., Bill Cronquist, Lt.g Richard Dwight Iarvis, Sgt., Miss Irma Meili, Adviser, 1 Back Row: George Marcos, Richard MacDonald, Donald Rezab, Iames Wilson, Bart Butler, Iulien Philippy, Bill Rock Norman Wolcott, I-loward Mothersill, Stanley Young. Fourth Row: lim Wenzel, Don Ogden, Elizabeth Perlt, lean Meyrick, Marilyn Dewars, Marlene Arons, Dorothy Webb, Shirley Nordin, Betty Bennett, Larry Wilke. Third Row: Gertrude Giere, Lois Kirchoft, Barbara Blaine, Ianice Kolterman, Gerry Finger, Ioyce Robersen, Ruth Wallace, Anne Marie Zeitler, Dorothy Overn, Rose Politz. Second Row: Douglas George, Betty Blike, Lois Anderson, Mary Rohland, Eunice Greenberg, Marice Lipschultz, Betty Leathers, Ioan Lexau, Rose Pemble, Virginia Paradis. Front Row: Henry Weiskopt, Lucy Merrill, lohn Relt, Treas., Ted Sidletsky, Vice-Pres., Karl Iacobson, Pres., Phyllis Hen- schel, Sec., Ieanne Mattson, Mary Tarbox, Tom Leider. Historical Society ln order to become a member of the 'Historical Society a student must have achieved an average of at least ninety, and he must have attended Central one or more years. The Research Committee of the Society keeps tiles of the alumni, the colleges they attend, any awards they receive, their profes- sions, marriages, and any other interesting information about them. Another activity is keeping scrap- books ot all the athletic and social events that involve former Centralites. There is also a souvenir scrapbook that contains programs ot all Central productions and invitations and place-cards from the various club events. Complete tiles ot alumni ser vice records tor World War l and the present war are kept. Sophomore Honor Medals The following students were awarded the Sophomore Honor Medals presented each year by the Student Council to the pupils who maintained the highest average during their sophomore year: Anne Marie Zeitler, lim Wenzel, Ted Sidletsky, Elizabeth Perlt, and Nancy Given. Z. 1 ,UL 4' 'ff I f ffl 3 51? 1 -Q ,221 -,f ,,ff z fy 1 . if gg Q 5 x I , mf . N.l,,.x5Q..,7gT.4,,,.,,,Mw I v N, ,,.., . , - . ,A ' 4 ' f Wu 'X 'M ,,.,. . -' . . - :f-s-ww H. V V ,K , , I hfhk , and I QQ ff. 152252, W 1 . gif fr N, I . 4 b Wi i A 'ww ' in . Y fn 2.215 Af. lr if , , Sk.. 4. aj fg -M 5 Q T O I I 1 ,., Cehisean Editors V Back Row: Roger Benson, Sports Editor, Iohn Rell, Snapshot Editor, Leonard Nyman, Business Manager, Iarnes Miller, Circulation Manager, Fred Nord- quist, Photographer. Front Row: Laura Iane Williams, Girls' Sports Editor, Dorothy Overn, Music Editorg Nora Doloberfuhl, Faculty Editor, lim Benepe, Editor-in-chief, lean Meyrick, Associate Editor, Genevieve Moyer, Art Editor. Kneeling: Ruth Wallace, Album Editor, Ianice Kolterman, Club Editor. fWf!X c A fe MW if X. FHESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Iohn Remsberg, Pres, Gordon Spindler, Sec., Helen Kile, Treas., Ioan Iohnson, Vice-Pres. Freshman Class The Freshman Class, the first one at Central in fifteen years, has helped to swell our enrollment this year. Miss Bryant, their ad- viser, organized the class. Their president, elected for the spring term, was Iohn Remsberg. Ioan Iohnson became vice-presi- dent, and Gordon Spindler and Helen Kile took over the offices of secretary and treasurer, re- spectively. Iudging by their enthusiasm at the class meetings, the class ot '48 should make a record in the history of the school. Aria, Sophomore Class By the middle of this year the Sophomore Class was made into an organized group which has proved to be an asset to our school. Mrs. Manila Topdahl was appointed adviser. They elected their first officers for the second semester. Bill Stempel, president, was assisted by Vice-Presi- dent Ianet Greig. Louise Ficken recorded the minutes, and Don Olson handled the finances of the class for the term. The class held monthly meetings for which members provided interesting entertainment. Those who have achieved the five highest scholastic records this past year will receive the Sophomore Honor Medals, awarded by the Student Council, next fall. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Bill Stempel, Pres., lanet Greig, Vice-Pres., Louise Ficken. Sec., Don Olson, Treas. IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Wallace Rogers, Pres, lg Arlen Erickson, Vice-Pres. lg Charlotte Rell, Sec. lg Dick Ring, Treas. lg Bill Han- sacker, Pres. 2, lim Bublitz, Vice-Pres. 2, Eileen Vogt, Sec. 2, lack Leppla, Treas. 2. Iunior Class W The Iunior Class has played an important part in the many phases of school lite this year. In their two years at Central, juniors have contributed much to sports, to Central's three publications, to the dramatic productions, and to the various club activities. Guided by Mrs. Daphne White and Miss Sarah Q'l-lora, members of the Class ol '46 have made an enviable record of accomplishment. Elected as president in the tall was Wallace Rogers. Assisting him as vice- president was Arlen Erickson, and Charlotte Rell was secretary. Dick Ring was appointed treasurer by the executive committee. Spring term officers were Bill Hansacker, president, lim Bublitz, vice-president, and the new secretary, Eileen Vogt. lack Leppla was appointed treasurer. The Iunior-Senior prom was the main event of this second semester. The Class of '46 will undoubtedly make a high mark for itself in the annals of Central. Ll Senior Class Although the Class of '45 is one of the smallest graduating classes in many years, it has developed tre- mendouslytfrom the somewhat bewildered sophomores that entered Central the fall following the out- break of World War ll. Defying all tradition a girl was elected the first president. The officers were Marilyn Dewars, president, Bill Rock, vice-president, Don Fallon, secretaryg and Marjorie Rosenthal was appointed treasurer. Early spring elections named Bart Butler president for the second semester. Other officers were Tom Leider, Marilyn Dewars, and Dick Hoffmanl When the Class of '45 came back as juniors in the fall of '43, Miss Helen Heck took over the guidance of the class from Miss Mary Bryant, Elected as president and vice-president were George Merrick and Alden Burnett, respectively. Marlene Arons was elected secretary, and Don Fallon was appointed treasurer. Tom Leider, lim Law, and Patty Greisbach were elected officers for the spring term. Bill Rock was appointed treasurer. George Merrick was named chairman of preparations for the lunior- Senior Ball. This annual social function was held at Stem Hall and was a big success. Upon returning to school in the fall of '44 the seniors found that some of their fellow classmates had already left to serve their country in the army and navy. This above everything else made them realize that their high school days would soon be over and they, too, would soon be taking their places in a new world. Chosen to lead the class was Bill Rock. Other officers were George Wells, Norma Alexander, and Nora Dobberfuhl. George Wells, president, Patty Wiggins, vice-presidentg Rosemary Ruff, secretary, and Roger Benson, treasurer, were elected to head the class for the last semester. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bill Rock, Pres. lg George Wells, Vice-Pres. 1, Pres. 2, Norma Alexander, Sec, lg Nora Dobberfuhl, Treas. lg Patty Wiggins, Vice-Pres. 2, Rosemary Ruff, Sec. 2, Roger Benson, Treas. 2. f'3y ffWf,Wff f ffwwf Wwywfw vfwi MSM QV? ffwmwfffffff A W' fdidmfj MW fiffyffmf My 1 fwff W Wg fif iffy QXQJ MMMMW f! Mff'jQf fMf Zigi! yjygrxyx my ,MMMW M51 WN Wf15:y?Wff+4 , f M, , ,f fffff?MWQjfZfMJ J df Q O 5 puvxwgifwl X fi I, ,, ,, , ,, . g . .,, ., .. will . i ' M ' N xi, V 5 K Q I v,Vg3 f: I ' A ' L 1 wp M K I f S i ' Q ' . 1 ' lzfl . vf ' K- K 5 bm i igf A ' TZ' f' 'l ff 9 A In ,R , k It 53:1 .. 5 Q1 ,Q K 'K ' I ' 71? 1 1 5 V fl 1, f ff ' M 4 5 1 Y Q': .4, f 1 4 L I 5 5 Q 14655, ' A ' Q H ,. 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' fiffifm L - ,l S712 ,W ' K1 i, 4 V .., 1. Q W V l 'V ,:, I ' , - A ' ' k . g , sq .K K: K: , -, , X 5,55 , ' 5- ' 5 . 1.,4y TH EZ. - 'As 'i'g,a-.'- K fm, , 5 , M , V : ' 51 Y ,-ff4. 'nw - ' X. ' A -A 5 -i , -' A Rf K W an ,L u li., , ' - - r .VL , 1 ,gr Hffiwxcg -- f X,:',l gi iii, A f N 5 ' at Af. uh., ff 1 A -. I 31 VT.. t ffigl I ' , ' N 1 I f?V f'if2z. ' ' GLORIA ABBOTT Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Class Com., Student Council, Girls' League. ANZLE ADAMSON I. S. Com., G.A.A., Spanish Club, C Club, Chm. Class Com., Times Re- vue, Chemistry Club, Bowling Club, Girl Reserves, Sec. Student Council, Girls' League, Paint and Patches, Chess Club, Assemblies, Swimming Team. LEONARD AIZMAN Stage Force, Track, Bowling Club, Science Club, Times, NORMA ALEXANDER Paint and Patches, Band Concerts, Assemblies, Chemistry Club, Girls' League, Band, Sec. Class. WILLIAM ALEXANDER Treas. Central Hi-Y, Band, Pep Band, Band Concert, Assemblies, 'Times Revue, Baseball. THOMAS ALLEN Student Council, Chess Club, -l.R.C,, Cehisean, Times, Quill and Scroll. BEVERLY ALVORD Tri Sigma, Girl Reserves, Bowling Club. BEVERLY ANDERSON Chemistry Club, Band, Assemblies, Girl Reserves, Girls' League. CLARENCE ANDERSON HARLAND ANDERSON Bowling Club, Vice-Pres. Aeronautics Club, I.R.C., Co-Capt. Gym Team, Chemistry Club, C Club, Traffic Squad. HENRY ANDERSON Gym Team, Chemistry Club. HOWARD ANDERSON Tri Hi-Y. Q RALPH ANDERSON RAYMOND ANDRESEN Bowling Club. PHYLLIS APPEL Girls' League, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Historical Society. MARLENE ARONS Girls' League, Bowling Club, I. S. Com., Sec. Class, Historical Society. WII.LIAM ASH VIRGINIA ASKLUND Chemistry Club, Latin Club, Girl Re- serves, Sec. Traffic Court, Choir. . .... .. . Al RICHARD AUGER Choir, Assemblies. RALPH BAHR Sgt. Traffic Squad, Times Circulation Mgr LOUISE BAILEY DONNA BARNES Choir Girls' Lea ue Assemblies, , Q 1 Times Revue. ROBERT BATHOLOMEW Treas. Mid I-Ii-Y, Basketball, Base- ball. IOHN BATES 1 4 LL.. BLAYNE BATTEY ' Treas. Dramatic Club, Times Revue, Girls' League, Girl Reserves, And Came the Spring, Choir, Assemblies, Class Com., Sec. Literary Club, Ce- hisean, Ed. World, Quill and Scroll. PI-IYLLIS BECK Chemistry Club, Band, Band Concert, Assemblies. IAMES BENEPE Literary Club, Chemistry Club, Track, Cross Country, Basketball, World, Ed.-in-chief Cehisean, Assemblies, C Club, Class Com., Sec. Tri Hi-Y, Quill and Scroll. BETTY BENNETT Spanish Club, Historical Society Re- search Com., Girls' League Council, Girl Reserves, Swing Band, Assem- blies, Times Revue, Band Concert, Choir, Orchestra. ROGER BENSON Chemistry Club, Pres. Central Hi-Y, Band, Ed. Cehisean, Student Coun- cil, Swing Band, Band Concert, As- semblies, Times Revue, Football, Class Com., Quill and Scroll. CAROL BERG Girl Reserves. if, I RALPH D. BERG Central Hi-Y, Gym Team, Class Com. Chemistry Club. IEANNE BETZ I. S. Corn., Chemistry Club, Girls League, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves Class Com., Times Revue, Cehi- sean. MARION BEULKE Girls' League, Dramatic Club. RUTH BEYER Girl Reserves, Girls' League, G.A.A., C Club, French Club, Times, Treas. l.R,C., Recording Sec. Historical Society. IOAN BINDER Girls' League. REUBEN BIRNBERG 4-9 WILLARD BIXBY HAROLD BOHN Band, Band Concerts, Assemblies, Cerltrdl Hi-Y, Debate Club, Assem- Tri Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, Student b1ies.HOCkeY. Council. WILLIAM BIXBY Mgr. Football Tickets, I.R.C., Student Council. ' IEAN BOOG MARY ANN BREES BARBARA ELAINE Dramatic Club, Girls' League, Bird Latin Club, Historical Society, Vice- Club, Assemblieg- Pres. I.R.C., Girls' League. MERVYN ROOM BEVERLY BHOWNE Mgr. Stage Force, Choir, Assemblies ,.., , Times, Times Revue, Band Con- Eggmsg1cBEwE' Chgfnftry Club' Glrls cert, Paint and Patches, Track, Quill g ' Hg u ' and Scroll, l.R.C., C Club. 1-151.5 BQCKSTRUCK ESTHER BRUCKER Bowling Club, Dramatic Club, As. Latin Club, Historical Society, Class semblies, I. S, Com. Com- BEVERLY BOEKHOFF Girls' League, Chess Club, Chemistry Club, Pres. Quilt and Scroll, Ed. LUCME BUDD Times, Assemblies, Class Com. Girls' I-6091-le, Bird Club. SHERMAN BULLIS ' Band, Football, Assemblies, Basket- ball. RICHARD BUMGARDNER Times Revue, Assemblies. IEAN BUNIN Girls' League, Girl Reserves. BETTY BURLEY Pres. Paint and Patches, Literary Club, World, Girls' League, Ward- robe Com., Times. ALDEN BURNETT Pres. I.R.C., Com Pres. -1 Treas., and Sec. Central Student Council, Chm. Co-Chm. Class Com., Class, Times Revue, Team, Football, C Club. Hi-Y, l. S. Vice- Gym BARTLETT BUTLER Vice-Pres. Latin Club, Debate Club, Literary Club, Vice-Pres. Historical Society, Pres. Class 2, Tri Hi-Y, Chief lustice Traffic Court, Sec. and Treas. Choir, Soph. Honor Medal, Assem- blies. all IRVING BUTWIN HERBERT CARLSON Bowling Club, Cross Country, Track. Latin Club, Chess Club, BOWHHQ Club, Orchestra, Chemistry Club. SUSAN CALDWELL LEONARD CARLSON Latin Club, Dramatic Club, Girls' Rifle C1ublAerOnGutiCS Club- League, Bird Club, Chess Club, As- semblies, War Stamp Com., Class Com., Chemistry Club. ALLEN CALVIN Chess Club, Band, Assemblies, Pep Band, Swing Band, Band Concerts, Times Revue, Debate Club. IOHN CAMPAIGNE THOMAS CAMPBELL Traffic Squad, Chess Club, Times Bus. OZELLA CARSON Girls' League, Girl Reserves, Bowling Club, Chess Club. MITZI CHASE Girls' League, G.A.A., Class Com., Choir, Assemblies, Swimming Team. WARREN CHRISTIAN Track, Projection Force. IANET CHRISTIANSEN Girls' League, Bird Club, Bowling Club, Times Revue, Class Com., PATRICIA CANAN CS-hisedn- MAXINE COLBY Bird Club, Bowling -Club, Girls' League. DONNA COLE Girl Reserves, Girls' League, Times Revue. RUTH COLE Girls' League, Girl Reserves. IOANNE COLLIS Assemblies, Bookstore, I. S. Com., Sec. Dramatic Club, Class Com., Stu- dent Council, Girls' League Council, Times Revue. IACQUELINE CORY Assemblies, Girls' League, Bowling Club, Chess Club. IUNE COURTNEY G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Assemblies. gif? .--A.. , ' f A i ff ca. X v' I' 4, if 'A A S ,y iii: 2? .1 , , ., .A .Y L ,1 ' H A .e1u,ws.s.v, at 1151335 ff 'ffl ' d,ff1,f5iv13'5f Q 1 3 , X i 'A 1 I A 5 4 wk 'E ,M Ylflfrel jg 'Zz' 1'l?, ? S-3 3? AAL J K, 'U' 1 s l fl A f 1 .f if 1'-533 A f' 5 , A 1' ,' e up-.V l-ig, .xi-,,l.5l - . z fx: E...rQTS ' -wi -sz as ww , fl. WILLIAM CRONQUIST Chess Club, Lieut. Tralfic Squad Vice-Pres. Chemistry Club, Cehise: an, Student Council. IANE CULVER Cehisean, Girl Reserves, Assem- blies, Girls' League, Bowling Club. ROBERT CULVER Chemistry Club. DORIS CUMMINS Choir, Assemblies, Girls' League, Chess Club, Times Revue, Band Concert, Bowling Club, Student Coun- cil. MARILYN DALE Choir, Girls' League, Assemblies, Times Revue, Girl Reserves, Class Com. GERALD DALEY RX six ,js ' All i , GI 'i CL 0 IAMES DEATHERAGE Band, Band Concerts, Assemblies, Central Hi-Y. BARBARA DE SMIDT Girls' League, Girl Reserves, Bowling Club, Chess Club. FRED DEUTSCH MARILYN DEWARS Pres. and Sec. Class, Student Coun- cil, Pres. Girls' League, Pres. and Vice-Pres. Dramatic Club, Girls' League Council, Times Revue, His- torical Society, I. S. Com., Assemblies, Class Com. BARBARA DIERS - Girls' League, Bowling Club, Chess Club. NORA DOBBERFUHL Treas. Choir, Assemblies, G.A.A., Girls' League, C Club, Referee, Vice-Pres. and Sec. Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, Class Com., Ed. Cahi- sean, Treas, Class, Quill and Scroll. Z- 3 ,F L fl Q. iii 5 Q if ,, . DICK DOODY BETTY DUDOVITZ Class Com., Girls' League IACK DUNN Band. RICHARD DUNN Tri Hi-Y. DONALD DURI:IAM WAYNE EMERSON 4 A , DONA EMRICK EI-EANOR FIELD GERALD FLANAGAN Girl Reserve Cabinet, Girls' League G,A.A., cu Club, Ati-city Letter, Referee, Masque and Foil, Pres. Exec Bd. G.A.A., Cehisean. DONALD ESCHNER Chemistry Club, Gym Team, Cehise- an, Assemblies, Times Revue, Sci- ence Club. IACK ESENSTEN Class Corni, Historical Society, Span- ish Club, l.R.C,, Chemistry Club, As- semblies. DONALD I. FALLON Sec, and Treas, Class, Pres. Rifle Club, N. R, A. Rifle Team, Student Council, Projection Force, Assem- blies, Cehisean, Co-Capt. Track, Basketball, Football. MAXINE FERBER Latin Club, Girls' League. BETTY FEW Wit la.. .. . ,Y Girls' League, G.A.A. FRANCES FINCK WILLIAM FOSS Capt. Gym Team, C Club, Track, Dramatic Club, Chess Club, French Chemism' C1ub'C1GSS Com- Club, Bird Club, Girls' League. WILLIAM FINE GERALDINE FINGER Girls' League Council, Vice-Pres. Girls' League, Student Council, Latin Club, G.A.A., Assemblies, Spanish Club, War Stamp Com., Chm, Ir. Red Cross, Class Com., Historical Society, Literary Club, Cehisean, Chemistry Club, Bird Club, Quill and Scroll. NANCY PINK Girls' League, Girl Reserves. HASKEL FISHMAN Stage Force, Latin Club, Chess Club, Chemistry Club, Assemblies, Bowling Club, Times Revue, . H' ii , 9 LORRAINE FREEBERG Times Revue, Band Concert, As- semblies, Paint and Patches, Choir, Girls' League, Bowling Club, Chess Club. ROBERT FRIGSTAD Sec. Chemistry Club, Rifle Club, Aeronautics Club, Chess Club, l.R,C. DONALD FRISHBERG I.R.C., Stage Force, Bowling Club, Times Revue, Band Concert, As- semblies. ARDELL FRY Girls' League, Choir, Assemblies, Times Revue. 'Pi , R r' ,Ki lik .'Y,,- . -' if A L l - ', r , in O L - , t .ft if sal A 1. , .,,, W M .-,I i f -- - ,-t BY wg, lg 1 t K1 ,K L ,f ti Z Q53 A lat' li it x ,,,, . i ' , if 4 A li R I ,,. I , Xu' i 'E . Q I DONALD FULTON LEON GLADISH RICHARD GRANT Tennis, Chemistry Club, Times Re- QR-Ca 'PIECES Spqflish Club' Traffic vue, Choir, Assemblies, C Club. qua ' e lsecm' LOUIS GELLERMAN Chess Club, Rifle Club. RICHARD GENCK ED 'GIBBONS Football, Basketball, Baseball, Mid Hi-Y. ANNE GILBERT CHARLOTTE GOLBOM . . . . PATTY GRIESBACH Girls League, Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, Debate Club, Chess Club. Dramatic Club, G.A.A., Treas. Girl Reserves, Assemblies, Chemistry Club, Bowling Club, Student Coun- cil, Times Revue, Sec. Class. IMMANUEL GOLDIE CHARLES GUNDERSON Basketball, Golf, Tri Hi-Y, Cehisean, STUART GOLDMAN Quill and Scroll, Bus. Mgr. Times, Times Revue, Assemblies. Pres. EDWARD GUTHMAN Football, Hockey, Baseball, C Club, Mid Hi-Y,,Assemblies. Spanish Club, Girls' League, Sec. WILFRED GORDON Bird Club Exec Bd GAA Club, All-City Letter, Referee, Ward- robe Com., Cehisean. RICHARD GILSTAD Band, Swing Band, Pep Band, As- semblies. WILLIAM HACKER S 'h Cl b, T if' S d, I.R.C,, pcms u rc lc qua Football, Assemblies, Gym Team. Choir, Assemblies, Times Revue. ANN HALL Chemistry C1ub,,Historica1 Society, Latin Club, I.R.C., Assemblies, Girls' League Council. PHYLLIS GOSS . Girl Reserves, Chemistry Club, Class Com., Cehisean, Choir, Assemblies. .- MARDELI. HALVERSON Chemistry Club, Spanish Club, Girls' League, Sec. Girl Reserves, G.A.A., C Club, All-City Letter, Masque and Foil, Referee, Dramatic Club, Traffic Squad, Times PAUL HEDBERG Central Hi-Y. Eunice Hrzcc G.A.A,, Referee, Chess Club. IUNE HANSEN Girls' League, Chemistry Club. MILLARD HELGESON Football, Gym Team, Mid Hi-Y, Traf- fic Squad, C Club, Hockey, Student Council. DONALD HANSON IOSEPH HARRINGTON Times Revue, Assemblies. PATRICIA HENNESSEY Bowling Club, G.A.A., C Club, All- City Letter, Referee. ROSEMARIE HART Student Council, G.A.A., I. S. Com., Girls' League, Class Com., Ir. Red Cross, Times Revue. PHYLLIS HENSCHEL Girls' League, Historical Society Re- search Com., Corresponding Sec. Historical Society. PATRICIA HARTMANN V Choir, Assemblies, Chemistry Club, RICHARD HOFFMAN Vice-Pres. Central Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, De- bate Club, Bird Club, Student Coun- cil, Swimming Team, Class Com. Assemblies, Inter Hi-Y Council, Sci- ence Club, Treas. Class. 1 RUSSELL HOFSTEAD Pres. Bird Club, l.R.C, NANCY HOLT Chemistry Club, Assemblies. MERLE HOPPENSTEADT Spanish Club. BENNETT HORNE Bowling Club, Assemblies, Stage Force, Chess Club. RONALD HORSWELI. GMS' League. BOWHUQ Q11-lbf Chess TACK HICKEY Treas. Bowling Club, Rifle Club, Base- Club, I. S. Com., Assemblies. Mid Hi-Y- ball! Basketball. f 'J V X I A vm ,stl. y I Q I ,. . I . 1.l Z ' T A , ' if . . . . .. i ' E 'X iw if - L ..:A' J It R' ' I fi IW! 5 5 Yr V si R A ef. tk, A ig Y 'Sw ii' '- ' 1? Wu 4 's,,L '7v?5,E1?2,,. 4, x, if 'qv Q s ei 4 A 1 f 1' -' ff' ' I . I V GEORGE HOUGH BEVERLY HOUSH PHYLLIS HOWARD Girls' League, Girl Reserves, Times Revue, Science Club, Spanish Club. AGNES HUNT GORDON IVEY KARL R. IACOBSON Swimming Team, Chm. Class Com., Latin Club, Orchestra, Band, l.R.C., Pres. Historical Society, Vice-Pres. and Treas. Debate Club, Vice-Pres. Chess Club, Bowling Club, Assem- blies, Dramatic Club, Student Coun- cil, Cehisean. . HAROLD IENSEN Bowling Club, Chess Club. DOROTHY M. IOHNSON Girls' League. EDWIN IOHNSON Bowling Club, Camera Club, Latin Club. ' GWEN IOHNSON Times Revue, Girls' League, Class Com., Chess Club, Hello Day. HELEN I OHNSON Girls' League, Student Council, Ir. Red Cross. MARILYN IOHNSON Girls' League, Times Revue, As- semblies, Pres. Choir, G.A.A., Chess Club, Cehisean, Pres., Treas., Sec., Lib. Orchestra, String Ensemble, Sci- ence Club. t RICHARD D. IOHNSON Chess Club, Mgr. Football, Bowling Club, Assemblies, Band Concert. FRANCES KAPLAN Latin Club, Girl Reserves, Girls' League, Choir, Assemblies, Band Concert. ' IOSEPH KAY ' Times, French Club, Vice-Pres. De- bate Club. MARGARET KEENAN Assemblies, Times Revue, Girls' League, Girl Reserves, Paint and Patches, Bowling Club, Wardrobe Corn., Chess Club, G.A.A., I. S. Com., Chm. Class Com., Cehisean, Dra- matic Club, Science Club. GERTRUDE KELLERMANN Girl Reserves, Girls' League, Times, Bowling Club, Chess Club, Assem- blies, World MARGARET KELLIHER Girls' League. AUDREY KELLY VION KOGL HERBERT KRISTAL Girl Reserves, Girls' League. Band, Band Concert, Assemblies, Stage Force, I.R.C., Bowling Club Chemistry Club. Assemblies. MARILYN KEYS Times Revue, Bowling Club, Chess MARGARET KOLLMANN EUGENE LA BISSONIERE Club, Tri Sigma, Assemblies, Girls' League. SHELVIN KIEFFER Spanish Club, Class Com. ABBA KNOX Class Com., Aeronautics Club. GLORIA KOELLN Chemistry Club, Girls' League. RICHARD KOGL Times, l.R.C., Chess Club, Quill an Scroll, World. 'IANICE KOLTERMAN Spanish Club, Latin Club, Historical LEE LANGE Society, Chess Club, Girl Reserves, l Girls' League, Ed. Cehisean, Class Student Councll' Com., Assemblies, Bowling Club, I Quill and Scroll. ROSEMARY LANNON ALBERT KOMATSU Science Club. GALE LARSON Assemblies. MARTIN KOZBERG l.R.C,, Chess Club. W LORRAINE LARSON ARTHUR KRANIGER Cluby l 4 f , . pg , ,iii ,ff - . lx..- Girl Reserves, Girls' League, Bowling ,S sis '15 Q. 4, 'irq I v ,via ,,,, , , ,,,, , , MARVIN LARSON Treas. Tri Hi-Y, Football, Hockey, Tennis, C Club, Assemblies. IAMES B. LAW Chemistry Club, Student Council, Central Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. Class, As- semblies, Tennis, Class Com., Cheer- leader. BEVERLY I. LAWRENCE Spanish Club, Girls' League, Sec. Band, Assemblies, Band Concerts, Head Majorette, Pep Fests. I OHN LEACH RICHARD LEAF Mgr. Baseball. THOMAS LEIDER Chemistry Club, Vice-Pres. Literary Club, Bird Club, Historical Society, Pres. and Vice-Pres. Class, Pres. Stu- dent Council, Treas. Mid Hi-Y, Foot- ball, Capt. Track, C Club. if Q Y f 1 'Pi 1., A ' I X z 4' as- H g 1 4: C ef- I f -, 3 1 'S 5 xt ,..- CRAIG LETCH IANET LEUSCHNER Latin Club, Spanish Club, Girl Re- serves, Girls' League, Class Com., Ir, Red Cross. BEVERLY LEVERTY LOIS LIDENBERG Treas. Girls' League, Vice-Pres. Choir, I. S. Com,, Class Com, Assemblies, Times Revue, Bowling Club, Chem- istry Club. BETTY LIND Camera Club, G.A,A,, Assemblies Girl Reserves, Girls' League. MARICE LIPSCHULTZ Latin Club, Girls' League Council, Historical Society, Chm. Class Com., Choir, Times, Cehisean, Assem blies. f . i i t rf? 'W' I 'Htl 5.24 Y RICHARD LOVDAHL ROBERT LUBAN Vice-Pres. Chess Club, Projection Force. Traffic Squad, IUDY LYNCH RICHARD MacDONALD Vice-Pres. Tri Hi-Y, Bowling Club, De- bate Club, Student Council, Class Com., Assemblies, Historical Society. EDWARD MAEHREN Pres. Bowling Club. EUNICE MAERZ G,A.A., Girls' League. IANE MANSON HELEN MARLOW ROBERT MEACHAM l.R.C., Hockey. GEORGE MERRICK -- H d- I GIA' 'I General Chm. l. S., Mid Hi-Y, Foot- Ciemglllflf' C?f1,jlorB:33inSeE1ub, Alla, ball, Basketball, Tennis, Cehisean City Letter, Referee, Assemblies. MARY IEAN MARTIN Latin Club, Girl Reserves, Class Com., Girls' League. CHARLES E. MARX Mid HiAY, Hockey, C Club. IEANNE MATTSON Historical Society, l.R.C., Orchestra. IAMES MAUSETH l.R.C., Spanish Club. Pres. Class l, Vice-Pres. Student Council. IEAN MEYRICK Assoc. Ed. Cehisean, Quill and Scroll, Historical Society, Bus. Mgr. World, Pres. Literary Club, Dra- matic Club, Assemblies, Class Com., Girls' League, Times, Chess Club, Ir. Red Cross, Times Revue. IACK MIESEN Assemblies. ARLENE MILLER Girls' League. IAMES MILLER Latin Club, Band, Pep Band Cehi- DEAN MOESCHTER Track, Rifle Club, Assemblies, C Club. FRED MOORE HOWARD MOTHERSILL Historical Society, Swimming Team, Tennis, Debate Club, Dramatic Club, Chess Club, Chemistry Club, Times Revue, Assemblies, Class Com., Ce- hisean. ' GENEVIEVE MOYER Ed. Times, Times Revue, Class Com., Quill and Scroll, Ed. Cehi- sean. MARIORIE MU NDT Choir, Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Class Com., Band Concert, Assemblies, Girls' League, Times Revue. sean, Assemblies, Chemistry Club, DONALD MURRAY Orchestra, Class Com., Band Concert, Quill and Scroll. ., . M if gi . N- 2, ! Baseball, Chemistry Club, Mgr. Hock- ev, C Club, Chess Club. 7 .Q 4 1 . y 4 1 T ll' ' ' X 1 f 5 A tx 'R . ' f li C b y st t m ' e . , ' . T T 1' ' if if 6-at V 't . J. Q in IDI M. .1 ' M - asf'-4 X gg fi. ..aJf ' Ml' 'A ELAINE NELSON CORINNE O'CONNELL LORRAINE OVERBY Times Girls' League, Bowling Club, I. S, Chemistry Club, Girls' League, Class Com., Cehisean, Times Revue, Com., Times Revue. Assemblies. ROGER NELSON Band, Band Concerts, Assemblies, LUCILLE OL N Chess Club, Class Com, Pep Band. G' I I L so GAA irs eague, , . . CHARLES NEWSTROM ' MARY ANN OLSON Treas. Latin Club, Chemistry Club. Girls' League, Girl Reserve Cabinet, Bird Club, Chess Club, Cehisean. MARY IEAN NOBLE WALTER O'MALl.EY Football, Hockey. FRED NORDQUIST Vice-Pres. and Sec. Rifle Club, Chem- WILLARD ORIOL istry Club, N.R.A. Rifle Team, Cehi- .. . .. Sean.. Photographer Sgt Traffic Ed, Times, I.R.C,, Class Com., As- S uad ' ' semblies, Bowling Club, Stage Force, q ' C9hlS6QH, Latin Club, Chess Club, Quill and Scroll, Times Revue, Camera Club, LEONARD NYMAN Chess Club, Traffic Squad, Rifle Club, Track, Football, Pres. Chemistry Club, CHARLOTTE ORLOFF Bowling Club, C Club, Tri Hi-Y, Bus. Class Com., Debate Club, Chemistry Mgr. Cehisean, Quill and Scroll. Club, Girls' League. DOROTHY OVERN Girls' League Council, Girl Reserves, Sec., Treas. and Vice-Pres. Orchestra, String Ensemble, Assemblies, Latin Club, Historical Society, Ed. Cehi- sean, Class Com., Chemistry Club, Quill and Scroll. BONNIE PAULSON Bowling Club, Girls' League. ROSE PEMBLE Sec. Chess Club, Spanish Club, His- torical Society, Soph. Honor Medal, Assemblies, Science Club, Traffic Court Iudge. ROBERT PENSHORN Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Bowling Club, Student Council, Assemblies, Band Concert. NANCY PERKINS Girls' League, Treas. Spanish Club. IOAN PERWIEN Chess Club, Girls' League. WILLIAM PETER Chess Club, Vice-Pres. Football, C Club. Bowling Club, WARREN PETERSON IULIEN PHILIPPY Football, Hockey, Tennis, Historical Society, Student Council, Chemistry Club, Sec. Mid Hi-Y, C Club. ROBERT PICKER Chemistry Club, Chess Club, Stage FRANCES PRESCOTT Girl Reserves, Girls' League, G.A.A., Referee, Class Com., Tri Sigma. ANDREW PSAK SHIRLEY PTACEK Girls' League, Chemistry Club, Latin Club, Bowling Club, Paint and Patches, Assemblies. IEANNE QUAIN Girls' League, G.A.A., Assemblies. IOAN HAPTER V G'lR V e . Force, Assemblies, Class Com. up es Wes LAWRENCE PINSKA Bird Club, Aeronautics Club, Projec- tion Force, Traffic Squad. BARBARA RAPORT Chm. Class Com Debate Club, Girls' League, Times, erary Club. Bowling Club, Lit- 341 ., , ,V A IOAN RASMUSSON G.A.A., Girls' League, Class Com., Assemblies, Bowling Club. MARIAN RASMUSSEN Girls' League. CAROL RECH G.A.A., Girls' League. CORRINE RECH Girls' League, G.A.A., Student Coun- cil. EDWARD REID Football, Hockey, Cabt. Tennis, Tri Hi-Y, Assemblies. IOHN RELF l.R.C., Chemistry Club, Swimming Team, Treas. Historical Society, Ed. Cehisean, Assemblies, Quill and Scroll. QQ, -rr . '29 3 wo . f s - . .er- sr . ' .9- r , L . MARILYN REMSBERG Class Com., I. S. Com., Girls' League, Chess Club, Treas. Bird Club, Bowl- ing Club. RUTH RICE A Orchestra, Girl Reserves, Assemblies RAYMOND RICHARD Assemblies, Basketball, Mid Hi-Y, Student Council. HARRY B. RICHARDS CATHERINE RICHARDSON Literary Club, World, Times, Girls' League. RIVIAN RIKESS ' Debate Club, Chess Club, Girls' League, Girl Reserves, Spanish Club. if x X sw' GARRY RINGOLD Football, Basketball, Mid Hi-Y, Chem- istry Club. PATRICIA ROBB Dramatic Club, Chess Club, Tri Sig- ma, Girls' League, Chemistry Club, Assemblies. IOYCE ROBERSEN Chemistry Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserve Cabinet, Bowling Club, Latin Club, Girls' League Council, Referee, His- torical Society, Dramatic Club, As- semblies, Class Com., Cehisean. ANNETTE ROBINS Girls' League, Tri Sigma. WILLIAM ROCK Mid Hi-Y, Historical Society, Pres., Vice-Pres. and Treas. Class, Football, Basketball, Track. MARY ROHLAND Latin Club, Quill and Scroll, Treas. Historical Society, Girls' League, Girl Reserves, Class Com., Cehisean, World, fi. ,E ROBERTA ROSE Spanish Club, Girls' League, Class Com. RICHARD ROSEN Choir, Assemblies. GENE ROSENBLUM Ed. Times, Times Bus., Times Revue, l.R.C., Assemblies, Cafeteria. MARIORIE ROSENTHAL Treas, Class, Literary Club, Girls' League, G.A.A., Choir, Assemblies, Band Concert, Pres. l.R.C,, Quill and Scroll, Latin Club, Historical Society, World, 'l'imes. ROSEMARY RUFF Assemblies, Band Concert, Chess Club, Girls' League, Student Council, Bowling Club. IAMES RYAN Chemistry Club, Track. ,.g 2 .1 -' 5 PATRICIA RYAN Spanish Club, Girl Reserve Cabinet, Chemistry Club, Choir, Assemblies. FRANK SACK III Student Council, Bowling Club, De- bate Club, Rifle Club, Cheerleader, Assemblies, Class Com., C Club, Vice-Pres. and Treas. Literary Club, Bus. Mgr. World, Quill and Scroll. KING SACK l,R.C., Debate Club, Bowling Club, Dramatic Club, And Came the Spring, Class Com., Student Coun- cil, Assemblies, Aeronautics Club. CHARLOTTE SATHER Girls' League, Spanish Club, Ir. Red Cross. ARNOLD SAWISLAK l.R.C,, Debate Club, Chess Club, Lit- erary Club, Quill and Scroll, Dra- matic Club, Ed.-in-chiei Times, Times Revue, And Came the Spring, World, Bowling Club. RONALD SAXON Capt. Golf, Basketball, Assemblies, Bowling Club, Projection Force. WILLIAM SCHAEPPI SHIRLEY SCHLEIFF Class Com., Band, Band Assemblies. Concerts, SHIRLEY SCHMAEDEKE Girls' League, IAMES SCHROEDER MAURINE SCHROEDER Vice-Pres. Quill and Scroll, Literary Club, LRC., Ed. Times, Bowling Club, Sec. Chess Club, Girls' League, G.A.A., Assemblies, Chemistry Club. MARY LOU SCHULDT Latin Club, Chess Club, Chemistry Club, Girls' League, Assemblies. CHARLES SCHULZE Chess Club, Debate Club, Chemistry Club. - CAROL SCI-IWARTZ Bowling Club, Girl Reserves, Times, Girls' League. ANDREW SCOTT Student Council, Dramatic Club, Latin Club, l.R.C,, Debate Club, Best Foot Forward, Assemblies, Chm. Class Com. RAYMOND SCOTT Tennis, Football, Hockey, Assemblies, EC Club, Sec. Central Hi-Y, Bowling lub, DICK SEABERG Choir, Band Concert, LRC., Student Council, Assemblies, Times Revue, SARA SEGELL Ed,-in-chief World, Ed. Times, Pres. Literary Club, Sec.-Tre-as, Quill and Scroll, Latin Club, Dramatic Club, Debate Club, Choir, Assemblies, Girls' League, Class Com., Sec. I.R.C. l 5 L' F L H EARL SELDEN MITZI SIMON Football, Hockey, Baseball, Mid Hi-Y, Assemblies, Projection Force. DAVID SELVIG Mid Hi-Y, Times, Football, Hockey, Vice-Pres. Chess Club, Dramatic Club, Choir, Times Revue, Band Concert, Assemblies, Girls' League, Girl Re- serves, Bowling Club, Class Com. C Club- nosALYN SKELLET LOIS SHEFFER Girl Reserves, Girls' League, Tri Sigma, Bowling Club. YVONNE SHEPARD Chemistry Club, Class Com., Girls' League, Girl Reserves, Bowling Club, Wardrobe Com., Assemblies. DOLORES SIEGEL Girl Reserves, Choir, Tri Sigma, Band Concert. CONSTANCE SIMMONS ' ' Girl Reserves, Ir. Red Cross. Spanish Club, French Club, Girls' League, Times Revue. ROBERT SMEED ALAN SMITH Football, Hockey. ' HARRIET SMITH Dramatic Club, Chess Club, Assem- blies, G.A.A., Tri Sigma, Times Re- vue, Bowling Club, Girls' League. PATRICIA SOMMER ROBERTA SPURLIN Girls' League. ELIZABETH STEMPLE Times, Times Revue, Band Con- cert, Pres. and Sec.-Treas. Orchestra, Strin Ensemble, Exec. Bd. GAA., g . C Club, All-City Letter, Chess Club, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Paint and Patches, Girls' League, Assem- blies, Class Com. LOU ELLA STEVENS Traffic Squad, Homecoming Pin signer. MARGERY STEVENS De- Girls' League, Bowling Club, Assem- blies. WILLARD STRAUSS Gym Team, Science Club, C Club, l,R.C. Q LILA STUMBO Girls' League. hess Q' IRENE SUPORNICK Chess Club,' Spanish League, G.A.A. Club, Girls' AMY LOU SWANSTROM Girls' League. SHIRLEY SWANSTROM Girl Reserves, Girls' League. EUDORA TAYLER Exec. Bd. G.A.A., C Club, All-City Letter, Pres. Girl Reserves, Pres. I.C.C. Girl Reserves, Bowling Club, Girls' League, Times Revue, Span- ish Club, Chemistry Club, Referee, Chm. March of Dimes, Cehisean, Chess Club. BERNADINE THILL Girls' League, G.A.A. BERNICE THILL Girls' League. . Q i ie 'l k Q i ' M i mgff BEVERLY THOMAS MARY TUCHNER Girls' League. Girls' League DOROTHY THOMPSON DEVORA UKES Assemblies, Times Revue, Girls' League, Dramatic Club, Bowling Club, Band Concert, HILLARD THORNTON Bowling Club, Chemistry Club, Pro- jection Force. CONSTANCE THUMA Girls' League, UC Club, Referee, Girl Reserves, Exec. Bd. G.A.A,, All-City Letter, Chess Club, Assemblies. DONNA TIORNHOM Girls' League Council, Bowling Club, Choir, Chess Club, Science Club, De- bate Club, Times Revue, Band Girls' League. RICHARD VAN KREVELEN Debate Club, Treas. Chess Club Bowling Club, Chm. Class Com., Or- chestra, Times Revue, Pres., Vice- Pres and Q. M. Band, Swing Band Pep Band, Assemblies, Band Conl certs, Cehisean, Choir. SALLY VAN VALKENBURG Fd, Times, Times Revue,' Exec. Bd G.A,A, Referee, C Club, Dra- matic Club, l'Cehisean, Treas. Latin Club, Girl Reserves, Class Com, Girls' League. Concert, Assemblies. EDWARD VIAU DONALD TRUDEAU VIRGINIA VILLARS ' Dramatic Club, Assemblies, Times Revue. . 'fr me 'Q Ez sl ' if asf Flag Twirler, Assemblies, Band Cone cert, Girls' League, Class Com. Elf -1 11- X539 . - ,I ,I w aj. sfwifg. ...N f ,, ,., k,-. I,,f-yn, : Q ,-. - .III I. If' ' Is' -:askii s l- Q gf .lr a ' fi as mf: '71, . , eb LON VOGEL LORRAINE WALDERA Girls' League, Girl Reserves RUTH WALLACE Ed. Cehisean, Spanish Club, Bowl ing Club, Chemistry Club, Traffic Court Iudge, Latin Club, Historical Society, Soph. Honor Medal, Girl Re- serves, Science Club, Girls' League, Quill and Scroll, Assemblies, Class Com., Times Revue. AUDREY WALSH IEANNE WARNOCK Paint and Patches, Chess Club, Class Com., Sec. Girls' League. DONNA WATEROUS ' . is ' - .,e l A 1' ' I ,, , I VIRGINIA WELAGE Sec. Paint and Patches, Girls' League, Class Com., I. S. Com. SUE WELLENSTEIN Class Com., Bird Club, Bowling Club Girls' League, I. S. Com., Cehisean. GEORGE WELLS - Pres., Treas. and O. M. Band, Pres and Vice-Pres. Bird Club, Chess Club, Dramatic Club, Central Hi-Y, Chem- istry Club, Orchestra, Assemblies Band Concerts, Pep Fests, Vice-Pres Class, Class Com. VIOLET WIECHMANN C Club, Girls' League, Exec. Bd. G.A.A., Referee. GERALD WIESSNER Tri I-Ii-Y, Football. PATRICIA WIGGINS Hello Day, Asst. Sec. Student Coun- cil, Chm. Bookstore, War Bond Com., Vice-Pres. Dramatic Club, Assemblies, Girls' League, Times Revue, Chm. I. S. Com. GEORGE WILLIAMS IAMES WELTER I LAURA IANE WILLIAMS SHIRLEY WHITMORE Chess Club, Girls' League, Cehi- sean, Class Com. Ed. Cehisean, Vice-Pres. Exec. Bd. G.A.A., C Club, All-City Letter, Referee, Girls' League, Chemistry Club, Girl Reserves, Choir, Times, Assemblies. Spanish Club, Girls' League, Chess IOY WILSON ils:2inE'1ii2SR??g'eSI-3 Clfmisgfl Club. Chemistry Club, Girls' League, Stu- OW mg Hb EUGENE WICKWORTH dent Council. HONO Butler, Bartlett Pemble, Rose Young, Stanley Wallace, Ruth Lipschultz, Marice Wolcott, Norman Overn, Dorothy Philippy, Iulien Rohland, Mary Kolterman, Ianice Relf, Iohn Komatsu, Albert MacDonald, Richard Rosenthal, Marjorie Finger, Geraldine Rock, William Holten, Iohn Meyrick, lean Mauseth, Iames Henschel, Phyllis Leider, Thomas Robersen, Ioyce Browne, Beverly Dobberfuhl, Nora Brucker, Esther Iacobson, Karl Mattson, Ieanne Mothersill, Howard Esensten, lack Arons, Marlene Abbott, Gloria 4 R ROLL Beyer, Ruth E. Hall, Ann Olson, Eugene Bennett, Betty Law, Iames Witthauer, Shirley Fallon, Donald Dewars, Marilyn Lorenz, Peggy Benson, Roger Sawislak, Arnold Appel, Phyllis Swanstrom, Amy Lou Boekhoff, Beverly Kristal, Herbert Segell, Sara Sack, Frank Leuschner, lanet Nyman, Leonard Asklund, Virginia Larson, Marvin Penshorn, Robert Bledsoe, Iames Grant, Richard Rose, Roberta Iohnson, Marilyn Kaplan, Frances Schwartz, Carol Koelln, Gloria Goss, Phyllis Merrick, George 5'- E ,s i ,Z is if ,- ' :': nr' , ' 3,511-.i-f'1 51.5. , . , ffmftfi-1. va , use 9' in 'Mg - f.-gg. .gs gtgftriigi' 47 fT.t'2e'Af'fff' A .iggs ,Y . ii Y A ., , 1945 Knox, Abba Miller, Iames R. Peter, William Griesbach, Patricia Yblonsky, Richard Stempel, Elizabeth Lawrence, Beverly lean Culver, Robert Oriol, Willard Schuldt, Mary L. Orloff, Charlotte Kellermann, Gertrude Carlson, Herbert Wells, George Benepe, lames Golbom, Charlotte Newstrom, Charles Eschner, Donald Anderson, I. Harland Marlowe, Helen Blaine, Barbara Olson, Mary Ann Taylor, Eudora Alexander, Norma Holt, Nancy Schroeder, Maurine Cronquist, William Keenan, Margaret Ptacek, Shirley Hofstead, Russell ALICE WITTBERGER Tri Sigma, Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Girls' League, SHIRLEY WITTHAUER Student Council, Girls' League, Band Concerts, Assemblies, Band, Flag Twirler. Class Com., ETHEL WOESTEHOFF Choir, Times Revue. if NORMAN WOLCOTT Pres. Science Club, Pres. Chess Club, Treas. Literary Club, World, His- torical Society, Soph. Honor Medal, Latin Club, Cehisean, I.R.C., De- bate Club, Class Com., Clerk Traffic Court, Assemblies, Tri Sigma, Chem- istry Club. CLARENCE WOLI-'ANGEL Projection Force. t RICHARD YBLONSKY Class Com., I. S. Com., Latin Club. STANLEY YOUNG Spanish Club, Chess Club, Debate Club, I.R.C., Historical Society, Chem- istry Club, Chm. Class Com., Soph. Honor Medal, Traffic Court. IO ANN ZEHNER Cheerleader, Assemblies, Girl Re- serves, Pep Fests. IOHN MELLGREN Bowling Club, Rifle Club, Chemistry Club, Chess Club. www ,QW P . ete Spmdler 144 Gerald Schoch '45 George Rm-dm 4A Bob Seiberhch '43 91 , of Q OXRg5,'X2Y QXCY- 529 ,K h '. -gb ' -Q? Y ,rv 0 Oxyei XOCY' -ap-f Ted 305459 Y 4 5 wx Lb, Q50 QZKOYX mov YN ' ov ' C1150 Q1 C56 Yxo ' M , 5 ' 1 5,5 5 Eg! W5 gag, Gene Saxon ,43 ,Tl B 'FW' Tohn Tuckner ,45 755- ,Q J ,J mzfzgpi If 1 an? 4' V' ' 3,1-,A QQ . Gr x Y w i egory Krqm Hn 3 'WF' QGF '43 gm ww- E? .f fr UI F AfQ,ey Q 4 MEN Ray P oug Greig init 45 Frcmcis Gellermcm '43 H Di ..,, f f2?la j I ck Con S '42 Beam '44 Dev Webster '44 L'es Gilbert '44 Yi!! Cffw Jr W1 WWE mfvghl XMKNZLWYX Eyiym QWWQ ' W if we sm gyiw 1, ' M ,UQ w '30 .GPU ff , Qgyglgffe wr qi x'f WM'W3WWfffUj3 J Aww MfW ' 1 MMWMSQQTQ W ,' , LWAVK A v if L 31,-ar..A 4115 'wap Nm- ? 5 ff :VK war- A-H 'A V ' 'uni Q Q Q, nj Yvfvf fi' 'iff Xi, ,Tis W-N CEHISEAN STAFF Back Row: Roger Benson, Boys' Sports Ed., Tom Allen, Iohn Relf, Snapshot Ed., Iim Miller, 'Circulation Mgr., Howard Mothersill, Fred Nordquist, Photographer, Dick Van Krevelen, Norman Wolcott. Fourth Row: Leonard Nyman, Business Mgr., Richard Grant, Bill Cronquist, Bill Oriol, Betty Burley, Lois Lidenberg, Nora Dobberfuhl, Faculty Ed., Gerry Finger, Karl Jacobson. Third Row: Don Eschner, Anne Gilbert, Gen Moyer, Art Ed., Mary Ann Olson, Ruth Wallace, Album Ed., Ianice Kolter- man, Club Ed., Dona Emrick, Laura lane Williams, Girls' SportslEd.g lanet Christiansen. Second Row: Sally Van Valkenburg, Virginia Welage, Dorothy Overn, Music Ed., Blayne Battey, Ioyce Robersen, Cor- inne O'Connel1, Ieannie Betz, Sue Wellenstein. Front Row: Eudora Tayler, Margaret Keenan, Marilyn Iohnson, Iirn Benepe, Ed.-in-Chief, lean Meyrick, Associate Ed. Morice Lipschultz, Mitzi Liptak, Adv. Mgr., Mary Rohland, lane Culver Knot in picturel. Cehisean Staff l ,. 6 C ' M15-P' ix. comm Who took those snaps I ju laid down here? Did t photographer send up more glossies? Where's t picture of the track team Where's Fred? Queries 1' these could be heard any da in room 324 while the staff struggled with pictures and copy for the 1945 Cehisean. Iirn Benepe, editor-in-chief, and Iean Meyriclc, associate editor, planned the book with the help of Mrs. Amanda lohnson, edi- torial adviser, assigned space to the section editors, and su- pervised their Work. Art Edi- tor Genevieve Moyer, assisted by her committee, designed the division pages and all spot cartoons. The section editors planned their own layouts. With the help of their commit- tees, they Wrote the copy and arranged for informal pictures taken by Fred Nordquist, class photographerx K Business Manager Leonard Ny- man, and lim Miller, circulation manager, balanced the finances aided by Miss Althea Diether, business adviser. Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll is an interna- ti-onal honor society for high school journalists. The chap- ter at Central is known as the Grace M. Elliot chapter and was formed in l932. To fulfill membership requirements, a student must have done out- standing work on some publi- cation at Central, have a schol- astic rating of 85 or better, and be recommended by one of the advisers. Quill and Scroll mem- bers keep a card file of all Central boys who have entered the service since December 7, l94l. In co-operation with the Student Council they also keep the service flag and plaques up-to-date. Miss Olive Allen is the adviser. , hw , , '11 What Q '13 . S fl ' . tg A, Ifllffqtl-O I i Ol-5 s. 'lt 1: A, A ' , x , i ,g W.. y V y l 4 xv 1 ,lf . 1' r r: i QUILL AND SCROLL Back Row: lohn Re-lf, Roger Benson, Frank Sack lll, lim Miller, Elizabeth Perlt, lanine Smith, Dick Kogl Leonard Nyman Tom Allen. Third Row: Rhesa Eurist, Nora Dobberfuhl, Gerry Finger, Gen Moyer, Rikki Iverson, Sally Feit, Blayne Battey lim Benepe Second Row: Merv Bloom, Nancy Keller, Virginia Paradis, Ruth Wallace, Ianice Kolterman, Dorothy Overn Mitzi Liptak Eunice Greenberg. Front Row: Stuart Goldman, lean Meyrick, Maurine Schroeder, Vice-Pres., Beverly Boekhoff, Pres., Sara Segell Sec Treas., Bill Oriol, Arnold Sawislak, Mary Rohland. Nag. 4 J Mr' NOW here 5 how D I TIMES EDITORIAL STAFF Times The Central High TlMES is the only seven-column high school newspaper in Minnesota. lt is edited entirely by students under the guidance ot Miss Olive Allen. The TIMES is published weekly throughout the school year except during vacations or examination peri- ods. This year the TIMES won its second Gallup Award for war coverage, lnternational Quill and Scroll honor rating, and All-American N.S.P.A. awards. The TIMES business staff is under the direction of Mr. Arthur Anderson. lt is com- posed of students from the various business classes. Be- sides delivering the paper to the student body, several hun- dred copies are addressed each Week to the men and Women graduates of Central now in the service of their country. Back Row: Merv Bloom, Tom Allen, loseph Kay, Elizabeth Perlt, Exchange Editor, Gene Rosenblum, City Editor, Norman Clarke, Walt Raschick, Bob Mootz, Second Row: Gen Moyer, Art Editor, Ed Gollop, Rhesa Eurist, Dick Kogl, Trudy Kellermann, Mardy Halverson, Mitzi Liptalc, Eunice Greenberg, Nancy Keller. Front Row: Sally Van Valkenburg, Girls' Sports Editor, Virginia Paradis, Poll Editor, Ianine Smith, Copy Editor,, Sally Eeit, Feature Editor 2, Arnie Sawislak, Editor-in4Chief, Bi11Orio1, Boys' Sports Ed1t'or, Sara Segell, Feature Editor l Maurine Schroeder, News Editor, Beverly Boekhott, War Editor. r Lf: 42 'S 2.1 : V iz f, if ff' ji-sl fi Z , ligf 4 . ' i ,W S M N ,. C L , 9' 'f' wfjgffi 3, , ' , ' V ixt . aw' ,f 5 dis' 1 fs' - , . V ,. , Iv. K V n X Ai I . ,L A . W , . f xx Lg 14. is Q ., 'Q' 1 f ' J1 Ie!fiH-'li 1' L! - 'N . . I ' ,W 'A V -- 1 ' H+' Q -1 R 3 g U 5: D .hgh Z .wh 5f? si1 :E L' E .i . 45165 T 1 X V? H+ 9 . Ri . , yy sg Y 1 .5 5 S3 LITERARY CLUB Back Row: Elizabeth Oldham, Lucy Merrill, Pat Richardson, Arnie Sawislak, Ianine Smith, Betty Burley, Maurine Schroe- der, Dorothy Webb. Second Row: Connie Fremland, lim Benepe, Gerry Finger, Sara Segell, Alice Gilbert, Betty Bech, Barbara Raport. Front Row: Eunice Greenberg, Marilyn Singer, Blayne Battey, Sec., lean Meyrick, Pres., Norman Wolcott, Treas.p Frank Sack Ill, Vice-Pres., Mary! Murphy. Literary Club The chief purpose of the Literary Club is to publish Central's literary maga- zine, THE WORLD. The magazine is AKK published annually by the members 6 Eu of the club and is composed entirely 0 ix of student Writings. A contest was W held last fall to obtain material for the publication, and prizes were given for the best essay, short story, and poem. The staff of the 1945 WORLD consisted ol Sara Segell, editor-in-chief, lean Meyrick, short story editorg Blayne Bat- tey, poetry editor, Gerry Finger, essay editor, and Frank Sack, business man- ager. cfs Miss Alice Rosenberg supervised the fall Work of the publication, and Miss -vlarion Munson took over in February. THE WORLD won the All-American honor rating of the National Scholastic Press Association for its 1944 edition. Tryouts for the club are held each October. To fulfill requirements, a stu- dent must bring a written manuscript S Seqigx and write a theme on a given subject. Esato? Yligiflek' 5 - gel' 95.2 ' G- Ymexrtl K gt-I I ?o ' ef- K Bv5,BTABoge'gnI Barns X' Y- 5OCdY6e:ll'ss Mugs Qd.'An'Ed,.l X SKQYY TRI SIGMA t Back Row: Beverly Alvord, Sally Storberg, Dick Ring, Alice Wittberger, Lois Bangle, Marilyn Dale, Lois Bundy. Third Row: Lois Shelter, Mary Tarbox, Lucille Overby, Phyllis Appel, Frances Prescott, Gretchen Kern, lean McMillan Second Row: Sally Perkins, Dolores Siegel, lean Wagar, Elaine Oller, Donna Iohnson, Marilyn Raiter, Charity Heidinger Front Row: Miss L. Iohnson, Adviser, Norman Wolcott, Treas., Patty Collis, Vice-Pres., Peggy fudge, Pres., Marcella Schmel zer, Sec., Dorothy Raudenbush RED CROSS COUNCIL Back Row: Peter Bixby, lackie McCormack, Harold Goldman, Carter Dedolph, lean Meyrick, Connie Simmons, Lois Momsen, Pat Long. Second Row: Martha Armstrong, leanne Eldredge, Barbara Williamsen, Margie Polister, Charlotte Sather, Betty Ceder berg, Ioyce Frennesen, Audray Zack. Front Row: Betty Williams, Renee Ruth Kase, Publicity chairman, William Hillard, Sec., Miss Mary Bryant, Adviser, Mari lyn Moy, Pres., Anne Marie Zeitler, Rules chairman, Audrey Peterson, Iosephine Kulstad, Catherine Rell, Vice-Pres. Knot in picturel. T ri S i g m cr The members of Tri Sigma know how much work it is to catalog 17,000 books, type cards, paste card pockets, and make room for 18,000 new books, Assisting Miss Laurie Iohnson, their adviser, with incorporating the Sanford library was the big job of the tall semester. Their regular duties ot helping students pro- cure books began after the holidays. Red Cross Council The newly formed Red Cross Council is made up ot home room representatives who take charge of all publicity and drives. This year the members collected puzzles, Christmas cards, used playing cards, and magazines for use in rehabilitation centers and hospitals. Advised by Miss Mary Bryant, the Council also sponsored the annual Red Cross Drive last March. This club promises to become one of great service. ,ss if Dramatic Club Where's my wig? make- up's smeared! These are typi- cal exclamations ol Central's actors as they prepare for the annual Dramatic Club produc- tion. The players are sixty in num- ber and are directed by Miss Marjorie Dornberg. Regular meetings are held the first Wednesday of each month when one-act plays, stunts, and individual interpretations are presented by some of the mem- bers. For the December meet- ing, 'Birds' Christmas Carol was given under the student direction of E. C. Grayson. f' . i I if L 1 elexlglnxl I . ,tx 'M 4, R , mm that g 2 Two one-act plays, 'Red Car- nations and UA Mad Break- if i v fast were presented in a sixth Q D, '- -' 4' period assembly in May. The - .. ,- . proceeds were used for new stage properties. The main event of the year was the major I re- as 1 'gs- T 5 production, Come Rain o + 2 ly r- Shine' which was given i t March 22 and 23. DRAMATIC CLUB Back Row Andy Scott, Don Ogden, lim Wenzel, Ted Sidlets ky, Harold Karnptl, Bill Traynor, Bob Mootz, George Mar Don Trudeau, Milt Klohn, lim Womack. Fourth Row: Howard Mothersill, Dick Ring, Wally Raschick, Karl lacobson, E C. Grayson, lean Meyrick, George Cald Roger Dodds, loe lensen, Arnie Sawislak, Marilyn Moy, Third Rows Blayne Battey, Marjorie Witherspoon, loy Engle, lanet Greig, Donna Sandberg, Sara Segell, Doris C Diane Pringle, Sally Van Valkenburg, Alice Gilbert, Beverly Browne, Marge Finger. Second Row: George Wells, Frances Finck, Ioyce Robersen, Pat Griesbach, Audrey Walsh, Susan Caldwell, Halverson, Nancy Given, Elaine Oller, Bill Hillard, Marion Beulke, Front Row: Pattye Truman, Dorothy Thompson, Mitzi Liptak, Douglas George, Ass't 'Treas., Pat Wiggins, Vice-Pres., Ioanne Collis, Sec., Marilyn Dewars, Pres., Gerald Burke, Treas., loyce Ornstein, Margaret Keenan, Eileen Vogt. L fi ,, L, . J , 'si K -3 it 25,322 A . New I 3 , ig g 7 2 V4 1 . , sq Qi -,sf , , 32 3 M321 F L, , , , .. 53 , , .4 -on 49 'll' I 2 ell Elf - Q Nun, y I . A x't ',w.TgP ig ,N Ka.. 1 A y PAINT AND PATCHES Back Row: leanne Warnock, Mariam Nosowsky, Merv Bloom, Audrey Lehmann, Charlotte Relt, Ianet McClure, Bette Stempel. Second Row: Catherine Norris, Beverly Carlton, lean McMillan, Marilyn Couling, Ruth Littler, Norma Alexander, Anzle Adamson, Melvin Sinykin, Front Row: Margaret Keenan, Mitzi Liptalc, Pat Leahy, Tre as, Betty Burley, Pres, Virginia Welage, Sec, Louis Hauser, leanne Thompson, Paint and Patches the members of Paint and Patches, school productions would be lacking in glamour. This hard-Working club takes care of all the make-up. They deftly create the semblance of youth or of age. At regular meetings, the members learn the various techniques in applying the rouge and the grease paint. Membership was opened to boys last tall for the first time in several years. Old mem- bers are known as the Paints, and new members as the Patches. Miss Marjorie Dornberg advises this most essential organization. 3 ww Li...-it CHEMISTRY CLUB Back Row1 Charles Schulze, Roger Benson Willard Bixby Iohn Relf Stanley Youn , , , g, Fred Nordquist, Dick Hoffman, How- ard Mozhersill, Robert Taylor, Don Murray. Fourth Row: Bob Penshorn, Hillard Thornton, Don Eschner, Herb Carlson, Charles Newstrom, Haskel Fishman, Iames Ryan, lim Miller, Nancy Holt. Third Row: Henry Anderson, Donna Waterous, Lois Lidenberg, Gerry Finger, Phyllis Goss, Harriet Morrison, Gretchen Bock, Shirley Ptacek, Gloria Abbott, Gloria Koelln. Second Row: Eudora Tayler, Yvonne Shepard, Beverly Anderson, Vion Kogl, Beverly Browne, Laura lane Williams, Virginia Aslclund, Bette Stempel, Susan Caldwell, Dorothy Overn. Front Row: lohn Mellgren, W. E, Bush, Adviser, Robert Frigstad, Sec., Bill Cronquist, Vice-Pres., Leonard Nyman, Pres Ioyce Robersen, Ruth Wallace, Anzle Adamson, Norma Alexander. Chemistry Club W , The Chemistry Club is composed of students no ' Cgrelul who are taking chemistry. Speakers from the University ot Minnesota, Macalester College, and Raymond Laboratories, Inc. were en- gaged for the programs this year. Some of the members worked on special experiments and demonstrated them at the meetings. Members ot the club made trips to the Coca Cola bottling plant, Griggs Cooper, Inc., and many other factories and laboratories in St. Paul. The year terminated with the annual spring visit to the city water filtration plant' and the gala picnic afterwards. The adviser is Mr. W. E. Bush, who is also the chemistry instructor. The club is a member of the Na- tional Science Clubs ot America, Science Club Ho The Science Club is open to any student inter- be you CQ ested in science. Advised by Mr. O. A. Nelson, ll 'GUI I-I I it is a combination of all former clubs that per- Ogerjyer tained to science. Each member carried out Q9Qi,,, a project in photography, radio, electricity, astronomy, or bacteriology. The photography V x group had a dark room of their own. They 'Di I K A 'Y 53 took various types of pictures and learned how g g- H ' A f to develop and print them. The electrical 6' . group made model electric motors. Those in- 'i terested in astronomy ground a mirror tor a 2 Vw ,telescope If a member carried out a project , f ' lsatisfactorily, he won membership into the Ilylinnesota Iunior Academy of Science, a byranch of the Senior Academy of Science for the teachers. I Q T , SCIENCE CLUB Back Row: Don Deppe, Roger Sorensen, lim Vxfenzel, lim Womack, E C Grayson, Bill Traynor, Don Ogden, Dick Hoff- man, Donald Rezab. Fourth Row: Axel Paulsen, Bill King, Wallace Rogers, Chan French, Dave Robinson, Ted Sidletsky, Robert Rynearson, Don Eschner, loyce Frennesen. - Third Row: Bill Stempel, Gerald Burke, Bill Handsaker, Bob Wunderlich, Paul Schaffhausen, Bud Zats, Iarnes Elvidge, Dick Charpentier, Ioan Charpentier. Second Row: Iames Ray, Willard Strauss, Marilyn Iohnson, Rose Pemble, Ruth Wallace, Doris Cottor, Marilyn Couling, Betsy Pistner, Eileen Vogt. Front Row: George Marcos, Vice-Pres., Betsy Heimann, Mildred Snow, Elizabeth Oldham, Sec., Margaret Keenan, Lois Anderson, Iackie Mast, Norman Wolcott, Pres., Henry Newman, Treas. ova 5 E91 wie Q OWBO 'Dew t x wide' ' i 1- 099 me i M ,.,.,, W,,,,,gf1f,lf,,,..,..j Z it whiff T 2 1 if s fiif..,,.i.'Wif' ,J .aff gift A if. Q S f iv- 9, VV 3 E .qi A, . X Q g -' ,I ,Q P 5 i ,, , , I 3 'I , qi , ffm., I. R. C. International Relations Club The purpose of the l.R.C. is to stimulate a students interest and broaden his knowledge in world affairs. To gain member- ship a student must pass a cur- rent events test prepared by the executive committee. Topics of prime interest are discussed at the meetings. Each year the club engages a prominent speaker and holds an open meeting so that anyone inter- ested may attend. Last fall, Minnesota's own senator, the Honorable loseph H. Ball, spoke on American foreign policy in our auditorium. Guid- ed by Miss Maybell Mattson, adviser, the l.R.C. sponsored an old clothes drive in lanuary for the Greek, Russian, and Childrens Relief Agencies. 2 I!! Back Row: Ted Sidletsky, Donald Rezab, Norman Wolcott, Dave Robinson, Bill Traynor, Andy Scott, lohn Relf, Elizabeth Perlt, Ioyce Shadur, Walter Raschick. Fourth Row: Tom Allen, Bob Meacham, Donna Waterous, Edward Cooper, Harvey Aaron, lim Otto, Herb Kristal, Merv Bloom, lim Gilmore, Eunice Greenberg, Dick Kogl. Third Row: Arnie Sawislak, Bill Oriol, Robert Rynearson, Stanley Young, George Marcos, Bob Wunderlich, Karl Iacob- son, Bill Hanclsaker, Don Frishberg, Willard Strauss, Audray Zack, Second Row: Philip Ramstacl, Robert Frigstad, Iames Mauseth, Gene Rosenblum, Rhesa Eurist, Sara Segell, Jeanne Mattson, Maxine Brown, Anne Marie Zeitler, Leah Krawetz. Front Row: Albert Rubin, Claire Levine, Virginia Paradis, Miss Maybell H. Mattson, Adviser, E. C. Grayson, Vice-Pres., Barbara Blaine, Pres., Maurine Schroeder. Sec.: Don Ogden, Treas., Alvin Apple, Peter Bixby. '27 'Q' DEBATE CLUB Back Row: lean Gottfried, Edward Levy, Dick Van Krevelen, George Marcos, Albert Levin, Norman Wolcott, Howard Mothersill, Miriam Nosowsky. Third Row: Betsy Heimann, Frank Sack Ill, Allen Calvin, Andy Scott, E. C. Grayson, Alvin Apple, lames Ray, Renee Ruth Kase, Sara Segell. Second Row: Nancy Spindler, Elizabeth Oldham, Lucy Merrill, Frima Gordon, Marilyn Adelman, Suzanne Levy, Rose Politz, Audray Zack. Front Row: Eunice Greenberg, Miriam Krawetz, Karl lacobson, Treas., Lois Hart, Sec., Ioseph Kay, VicefPres., Vivian Lee Sinykin, Pres., Barbara Malinoif, Debate Club The Debate Club was formed to give those students who are interested in debating a chance to take part in group discus- sions. Questions tor debates were obtained from the Na tional Forensic League al- though the club is not a mem- ber ot that organization. During the year, debates were held with Marshall High and R other schools. The highlight of the year was the Speech Fes- tival which was held with Mar- shall on March 7. Seven fields of expression were studied, among them poetry, extem- poraneous, original oratory, humorous declamation, and serious declamation, A joint meeting with the LRC. was Any betrerq also held in the spring. The rguments? club adviser is Miss Mollie Geary. JI! LATIN CLUB Back Row: Spencer Schuldt, lames Wilson, Larry Wilke, Dick Law, Alvin Apple, Ioyce Shadur, lanet O'Donnell, Eliza- beth Perlt, Gloria Abbott. Fourth Row: Elizabeth Oldham, Mary Ellen Brodie, Mary Thornton, Barbara Koepp, Peggy Andree, Diane Eairbrother, Sara Segell, Ianet Wright, Marilyn Rivkin, Maxine Brown. Third Row: Mary Ames, Louise Eicken, Lois Bundy, Barbara Blaine, Ianice Kolterman, Virginia Paradis, Kay Nelson, Marilyn Larson, Eleanor Foster. Second Row: Hattie Broner, Betsy Pistner, Dorothy Overn, lohn Nelson, Norman Wolcott, Pres. 2, Marion Wilke, Esther Overn, learine Franklin, Rita'Blaine, Miss Baber, Adviser. Front Row: Connie Fremland, Treas. 2, lanet Pedersen, Sec. 2, Dorothy Webb, Vice-Pres. 2g Lucy Merrill, Vice-Pres. lg Marvin Dolt, Elizabeth Whitmore, Pres. lg Mary Tarbox, Sec. lg Sally Van Valkenburg, Treas. lg Mary Rohland, Eunice Greenberg. Latin Club Latin is not a dead lan- guage. So say the members ot the Latin Club. The language is brought to lite in many ways. While being initiated, new members can sometimes be heard declining a Latin noun to the tune ot the latest popular song. For the Roman banquet, which is the highlight of the year, all members as- sume a Roman personality when they don their flowing togas. Even the menu is writ- ten in Latin, and typical Roman entertainment is presented. The purpose ot each regular meet- ing is to stimulate further inter- est in this language. Members learn the customs and history of ancient Rome through talks and plays in which authentic costumes are worn by the play- ers. Yes, the Latin language is as modern as the club, ad- vised by Miss Florence Baber. Veni, vicli. vici On the light fantastic toe French Club' The French Club was reorgan- ized last tall after being inac- tive tor several years. It al- ready has had several notable programs. At its Christmas party Christmas Carols were sung in French, and the Christ- mas story was read in French. y The play, Au Claire de la Lune , was presented, and Pqfeef French food was served. One meeting was highlighted by Miss Helen Austin, a former expression teacher at Central, who read The Land ot 36,000 Wishes . At another meeting M. Rene Boursier made some French pastry and salad for the group. Films of France and Belgium have also been includ- ed in various programs. The club is made up of all those in- terested in France and French culture and is fast growing to be one of the most active at Central. lt is advised by Miss Alice Cornwell. QQY Long live France 5 FRENCH CLUB Back Row: Robert Vik, Robert Rynearson, Ioseph Kay, William Weiller, Gerald Burke, Diane Fairbrother, Peggy Andree Lucy Merrill. L Fourth Row: Emily Ruhberg, lanine Smith, Shirley Nordin, Barbara Iohansen, Barbara Park, Rhesa Eurist, Rosalyn Slcellet Iean Rooney. Third Row: Elizabeth Whitmore, Pat Steele, Lois Anderson, Pat Leahy, Margery Elwood, Betty Malcolm, Carolyn Daniel- son, Maxine Brown. Second Row: Nancy Keller, Betty Leathers, loan Charpentier, loan Gange, Nancy Given, Ioyce Frennesen, Betsy Pistner Frances Finck. Front Row: Rose Politz, Eunice Greenberg, Dick Skok, Vice-Pres., Charlotte Relf, Pres., Dora Baker, Sec., Polly Stubbs Treasp Gloria Molene, Sonia Tufenk. .sw :wif rid ,if ii ff.. F f' ax Spanish Club Mas vale tarde que nunca. Games, prizes, and fun for all were not rationed at the Span- ish Club Christmas party last December. Gifts were ex- changed, and the climax of the party came when the pinatas, paper containers hanging from the ceiling filled with pop-corn balls, were broken. During the second semester, a play was presented at one of the meet- ings. Several speakers were engaged to better acquaint the members with Spanish schools Bw and customs. Benaldo Gon- der, iohrmtl zales from Macalester College, Hit it har who formerly lived in Panama, Mrs. Mills from Hamline Uni- versity, and Miss Roberts, who has taught in South America, spoke before the club. Miss Katharine Sanderson, adviser, has lived in Spanish-speaking countries. V el SPANISH CLUB Back Row: Ieanne Kennedy, Lois Zirk, Gerry Finger, Nora Dobberfuhl, Don Bezab, Angus Macaulay, Ianine Smith, Ioan MacNees, Betty Bennett. I Third Row: Betty Ann Plesher, Beth Hooper, Kathleen Huelster, Lorraine Sjolinder, Iackie Mast, Betty Blike, Marion Rockowitz, Roberta Leinenkugel, Beverly Browne. Second Row: Muriel Olson, lack Spindler, Palmer Rooch, lohn Blue, Susan Spain, Ianice Kolterman, Nancy Hall, Marilyn Vanek, Dorothy Chilian. Front Bow: Audray Zack, Margaret Rowell, Dick Hoffman, Vice-Pres., Nancy Perkins, Treasg Bill Amann, Sec., Suzanne Levy, Darlene Herman, Bev Mader, Gene Ware, Pres. tnot in picturel. 17 is 6 40 I if F 2 5 Milfs. SPANISH CLUB Back Row: Abby Moffat, IoAnn Bouma, Marilyn Kiedaisch, Ramona Northup, Bill Strouts, Iames Armstrong, Dick Con- nelly, Iames Mauseth, Mary Ellen Swangstue, Shirley Arne. Third Row: Beverly Helgeson, Margurile Park, Marjorie Wiecking, Rosalyn Slcellet, Mary Crumley, Charlotte Golbom Marilyn Tuite, Iackie McCormack, Margie Sinykin. Second Row: Yvonne Petersen, loy Saxon, Albert Rubin, Duane Ring, Vivian Lee Sinykin, Edwin Gass, Claire Levine Gerry Picker, Iames Ray, Front Row: Barbara Bloom, Marilyn Adelman, Iacqueline Lobdell, Gloria Molene, Connie Ftavich, Ann Broms, Rose Politz Eunice Greenberg, Carrnita Hitt. ' ffffwiif W..M'ff77'5Q?f,g 4 J ,fin N2 8 . . . f r 'W' itll t, ' L,L. I i. at C Viii in C f ' Vfwjf Got a present for me, Santa? GIRLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL Back Flow: Dorothy Overn, Charlotte Belt, Treasg Gerry Finger, Vice-Presg Roberta Leinenkugel. Second Row: Donna Tjornhorn, Betty Bennett, Anne Marie Zeiiler, Ioanne Collis, lean Rooney, Mary Tarbox. Front Row: Morice Lipschultz, Sally Feit, Marilyn Dewars, Pres., Ieanne Warnock, Sec. p,n'1' Q' mow ir if ink9'i5? Girls' League Members of the Girls' League sponsored Worthwhile service projects during the year. The collection ot 450 bars of soap, a thousand trinkets, stationery, ribbons, and pencil stubs for the Red Cross Easter boxes proved to be a great success. Girls were also encouraged to knit suits and caps for the Bel- gian War Relief, and many out- fits were turned in. This year a record was made in the sale of Christmas seals. Miss Mary Lou Bryant is the club adviser. t if SENIOR GIRL RESERVES Back Row: Ianine Smith, Marjorie Peterson, Mina Kleyne, Beverly Haulc, Dorothy Webb, Caroline Wille, Marilyn Cilfiord, Connie Thurna, Lorraine VValdera, Alice Wittberger, Anzle Adamson. Fourth Bow: Beverly Alvord, Connie Simmons, Anastasia Kleason, Betty Kranz, Shirley Nordin, Marilyn Kieclaisch, Har- riet Morrison, Phyllis Goss, Blayne Battey, Betsy Heimann, Mary Bohland, Betty Lind. Third Bow: Charlotte Golborn, Donna Waterous, Yvonne Shepard, Mary Ellen Brodie, Elizabeth Whitmore, Barbara lamieson, Beth Hooper, Mary Ann Olson, Trudy Kellermann, Ioan Nelson, Lois Wilsey, Iune Courtney. Second Row: Marjorie Wiecking, Lorraine Sjolinder, lanice Kolterman, Ruth Wallace, loyce Bobersen, Gertrude Giere, Mary Lou Williams, Frances Prescott, Lorraine Bedder, Audrey Kelly, Bose Politz, Eunice Greenberg. Front Row: Dona Emrick, Ioyce Frennesen, Betsy Pistner, Mardy Halverson, Sec., Nora Dobberfuhl, Vice-Presg Eudora Tayler, Pres, Pat Griesbach, Treas., Margaret Keenan, Nancy Spindler, Beverly Anderson lane Culver IUNIOR GIRL RESERVES Back Bow: Pat French, Lois Momsen, Sharon White, Ieanne Skok, Ruth Dobberfuhl, Barbara Park, Ann Hinrichs, Anne- marie lsenberg, Ianet Olsen, Lois Dreyer, Dorothy Leifson, lacqueline Lobdell. Fourth Bow: Ioan Kleyne, Sally Perkins, luanita Wenstrom, Barbara lohansen, Ianet Wright, Renee Ruth Kase, Ioann Espersen, Margery Elwood, Marilyn Larson, Alice Gilbertson, loan Gange, Carol loy Heckrnan. Third Bow: Eleanor Foster, Hattie Broner, Eileen Fieldman, Pat Hargest, Pat Long, Patty Clarke, Doris Mertens, Betty Cederberg, Ioy Engle, Marjorie Witherspoon, Ardes Blumstein, Shirley Moore. Second Bow: Beverly Schwab, Nancy Hall, Marjorie Bowman, Bev Mader, Marilyn Vanek, Marilyn Adelman, Barbara Glemaker, Margie Bock, Claire Levine, Barbara Bloom, Ianet Pedersen, Martha Armstrong. ' Front Bow: Ioan Bonnow, Gayle McArdell, Eleanor Goldstyn, Mary Ingersoll, Louise Ficken, Pres., Ioanne Thompson, Treas., Marion VVilke, Sec., Esther Overn, Vice-Pres., Donna Lynch, lennie Paslawski, Ie-anne Franklin, Maureen Browne. Girl Reserves The membership ot the Girl Reserves was greatly increased by the coming of the freshmen this year. A busy program was carried on throughout the year. Members frolicked at asplash party, sponsored Hi-Hops in cooperation with the Hi-Y's, and ushered at the Women's Institute. Their annual dough- nut sale was held in the spring. Advised by Mrs. E. Price, the Girl Reserves undertook a new project last fall when they sponsoredfthe forget-me-not sale for the Veterans ot Foreign Wars. in 1' r Chess Club The Chess Club was organized to stimulate interest in this fa- vorite old game. The more experienced players teach the beginners the fundamentals of the game. Every year a tourna- ment is held in which all ot the members participate, and a prize is given to the Winner. To eliminate extra expense, chess boards are now made by the members themselves. Mr, Iulius Kuck is the adviser. l move' nQ ke We WYO .K U10 Don CHESS CLUB! Back How' Howard Mothersill, Norman Clarke, Connie Thuma, Beverly Baker, Ieanne Warnock, lean Meyrick, Donna Waterous, Mary Ellen Brodie. Third Row: Harriet Morrison, Barbara Koepp, Mary Ann Olson, Trudy Kellerrnann, Betsy Heimann, Mildred Snow, Frances Finck, Susan Caldwell, Marilyn Larson. Second How: Anzle Adamson, Margaret Keenan, Norma Alexander, Marilyn Rernsberg, Marion Rockowitz, Ethyl Simon, Ianice Kolterman, Marilyn Iohnson Front Row: Charles Reinhardt, Willard Strauss, Dick Van Krevelen, Treas., Karl lacobson, Vice-Pres, Norman Wolcott, Pres, Maurine Schroeder, Sec., Jeanne Franklin, Patty Robb. BIRD CLUB Back Row: Iim Wenzel, Don Rezab, Russell Hotstead, George Marcos, Halbert Cole, Bruce Auger, Maxine Colby. Third Row: Beverly Baker, Ianet Christiansen, Sue Wellenstein, George Wells, Marilyn Remsberg, Susan Caldwell, Second Row: Milly Andres, Bill Amann, Lucille Budd, Mary Ann Olson, Frances Finck, Gerry Finger, Ioan Brees. Front Row: Mary Sinclair, Ted Sidletsky, Vice-Pres., Miss l, Meili, Adviser, Don Ogden, Pres., Anne Gilbert, Sec., Bill Stempel, Treas., lohn Moy. Bird Club Did you know that the cardinal is moving northward into Min- nesota and that the English sparrow isn't a sparrow at all? lt's so. It you are skeptical, ask Miss Irma Meili, the club adviser. At the first meeting, William Langley, a former president of the club, spoke. He is now at the University of Minnesota studying game and Wild-life management. Movies from the Conservation Depart- ment were shown at intervals during the year. In the fall and spring the club members went on hikes. lndividual members put out bird-feeders last Win- ter, kept bird lists, and reported on lesser known birds in order to acquaint others with them. Iflfe FSS ling ISf1't Q, fl in fl jf Eff M J, 54 jeff' if gy Lkyrvgxr- x I .7 w ' ' 'ffm 3 N ., A, V , all , ,fl 'Q' if M's-'iq wr VF. .Y ' tit., as .5 or l .... r R y . t wg W 5 'S mrflg' , 7 A W 1 f- J MW TRI HI-Y Back Row: Bill Wiessner, Leonard Nyman, Paul Dominguey, Willard Bixby, Robert Nelson, Dick Skok, lerry Stranahan, l-foward Anderson, Bill Foss. Second Row: Mike Kampmeyer, Donald l-feunisch, Verne Wiltse, Ierry Wiessner, George Lyon, Spencer Clark, lack Ambler, Robert Kandler, Front Row: lim Benepe, Sec. l, Treas 2, Richard MacDonald, Vice-Pres. l, Sec. 2, Charles Gunderson, Pres. l, Ed Reid, Pres. 2, Dick Ring, Vice-Pres. 2, Marvin Larson, Treas. lg Walter Weber, Bob Winston. Central otticels Tri officers .2 Hi-Y's Central boasts of three Hi-Y organiza- tions: Central Hi-Y, Tri Hi-Y, and Mid Hi-Y. All three clubs combined to sponsor the mid-term commencement dance. Many social events are coupled with the meetings. Each club must have at least one worthwhile project every year to be granted a charter. The pur- pose of the Hi-Y's is to create, extend, and uphold the high ideals of Christian character in both the school and the community. ,yt Tri Hi-Y collected books for servicemen for its project. Tri also prepared and distributed Christmas baskets to needy families. Mid officers CENTRAL Back Row: Don Lideen, lim Law, Dick Iorgensen, Ward Emrick Second Row: Neil George, Bill King, lim Deatherage, Bill Vose Front Row: Bill Alexander, Treas. lg Ray Scott, Sec, lg Roger HI-Y , lim Hansen, George Wells, Richard Law, Ralph Berg , Milt Klohn, Paul Hedberg, 'Harold Bohn. Benson, Pres. lg Dick Hoffman, Vice-Pres. lg Pres 2 E C Grayson, Vice-Pres. 2, Douglas George, Sec. 2, Bill Traynor, Treas. 2. MID HI-Y Back Row: Bill Rock, David Selvig, lack Hickey, ,Ice lensen, Tom Leider, lack Ryan, George Keys. Second Row: Garry Ringold, Millard Helgeson, Frank Gray, Dan lace Rogers. Front Row: Bob Bartholomew, Treas. lg Bob Eha, Vice-Pres. 2, Ed Marx, Dick Neuman, Earl Selden, lack Leppla Wal Guthmann, Pres. 2, Ed Gibbons, Pres. lg G. B Merrick Vice-Pres. l, Treas. 2, lulien Philippy, Sec. lg Wilbur Rogers, Sec. 2. x Central Hi-Y is the oldest, dating back to 1915. Sponsoring the playing of records in the assembly was the club's main project for the year. lt also puts on the annual Open House after the Times Revue . Mid Hi-Y printed a paper, Mid Hi-Y Minutes , for its members in the service overseask Mid joined with Central and Tri in idler-scholastic Hi-Y sports. GIRLS' BOWLING CLUB Back Rowi Shirley Ptacek, Betty Freeberg, Audrey Oehler, Donna Waterous, Mary Ellen Brodie, Corinne O'Connell, Bar- bara Diers, Margie Stevens, Team Capt., Ianet Christiansen, Beverly Hauk, Mina Kleyne. Fourth Row: Lois Shetfer, Dorothy Webb, Barbara lamieson, Shirley Nordin, Marilyn Kiedaisch, Beth Hooper, Team Capt., Ioan Nelson, Helen Marlow, Carol Schwartz, Anzle Adamson, Team Capt, lane Culver. Third Row: Ioyce Horton, Trudy Kellermann, Team Capt., Ianice Kolterrnan, Nancy Elmquist, Mary Crumley, Roberta Haley, Maxine Tomasek, Dora Baker, Kathi Huelster, Mildred Snow, Lorraine Larson, Second Row: Betsy Heimann, Elizabeth Oldham, Ruth Wallace, Team Capt., loyce Robersen, Beverly Browne, Maxine Colby, Team Capt., Sue Wellenstein, Team Capt., loyce Frennesen, Marilyn Remsberg, Margaret Keenan, Eudora Tayler. Front Row: Pat Hennessey, Gloria Fruvog, Elaine Oller, Eileen Vogt, Mitzi Liptak, Betsy Pistner, Sec., Team Capt., Milly Andres, Vice-Pres., Mary Sinclair, Pres., Doris Cottor, Treas., Sharlene Engelson, Marilyn Singer. i BOYS' BOWLING CLUB Back Row: George Marcos, Gordon Spindler, Russell Van Ornum, Tom Campbell, Bob Thiers, Tom Tjornhomf Bob Pen- shorn, Roger Awsumb, Carter Dedolph. Fourth Row: lack Wiggins, Dick Van Krevelen, Bennett Horne, Herb Kristal, Harold Kampft, Hillard Thornton, Dan Ander- son, Herb Carlson, Iim Gold. Third Row: Dick Verket, Bob lohnson, Charles Caron, Bill Stempel, Norman Clarke, Larry Wilke, Steve Wedemeier, Dick 'Iohnson, Don Davidson, Palmer Rooch. Second Row: Ray Andresen, Iim Hansen, Ward Emrick, Ierry Villars, Robert Baker, Irving Butwin, Alvin Malmon, Don Frishberg, Bob G. Peterson. Front Row: Dick Ingram, Harold Iensen, Leonard Nyman, Bill Peter, Vice-Pres., Ed Maehren, Pres., Gordon Miller, Sec., Ronald Horswell, Treas., Bud Mergens, lack Spindler. The Girls' Bowling Club, under the direction of Mr. I. L. Ryan, met every Friday after school at the Oxford Bowling Alley, where club mem- bers were given reduced rates. Soon alter the club was organized, league bowling was started with eight teams of five members each. The Boys' Bowling Club, guided by Mr. G. P. Varner, bowled every Wednesday at the Ox- ford Bowling Alley. A business meeting was held once a month. Ten teams with five men each were organized for league bowling. The two highest scorers for the fall term were Bob Penshorn with 235 and Ed Maehren with 221. RIFLE CLUB Back Row: Tom Tjornhom, Louis Gellerman, Larry Wilke, Walter Weber, Bill Strom, Wallace Rogers, Edward Cooper. Third Row: Bob Thiers, Herb Faust, Milt Klohn, Bill Handsaker, Dick Iorgensen, Philip Ramstad, Leonard Nyman. Second Row: Robert Frigstad, Iohn Mellgren, Iohn Rink, Iarnes Krache, Ed Oliver, George Kuffel, Richard Rooney. Front Row: Roddy Gnoss, Richard Peterson, Fred Nordquist, Sec., W. E. Bush, Adviser, Don Fallon, Pres., Harold Kampft, Vice-Pres., Edwin Gass, Dick Charpentier R i f 1 e C 1 u b The members of the Rifle Club, un- der the direction of Mr. W. E. Bush, learn the handling and care ot guns and compete in contests. The club was started in l928 by a group ot boys who met at the Armory to prac- tice. Now a rifle range has been set up in the sub-basement ot Cen- tral, and the members practice daily. At the regular meetings, speakers from the National Guard, the Uni- versity of Minnesota, and Fort Snell- ing spoke on the finer points ot marksmanship and the handling of firearms. Last year a shortage of shells hindered the club, but this year with plenty of ammunition, the matches were once again in tull Swing' The purpose of the club is to promote the qualities of fair play and self-control which lead to better marksmanship and sportsmanship and, of course, to the sate and ac- curate handling of firearms. :NA si' awj 'azswflllnvli 5 Q . - is I RSC, dy, . A . 1112! Ere! PROTECTION FORCE Back Row: Clarence Wolfangel, Larry Pinska, Pres.g lack Campaigne, Don Deppe. Front Row: Warren Christian, lim Neel, Robert Rynearson, Bob Luban, Charles Caron, Russell Lawhead, Bill Hacker lames Ray, R. D, Berg, Adviser, Having trouble? Projection Force The Projection Force is a group of boys under the guidance of Mr. Robert Berg who run the movie projector and show the interesting history and science movies. The boys are selected from Mr. Berg's machine shop classes if they show special talents along this line. They compose another of the essential service groups of Central. A ,,yy ,mf W ,,.,rl. Mr re it iw? T ' W 3, K t . 3 131 --Q. - Ivanhoe , plecrse Isn't it cute? Its CI Spare' If'S Q Strike! YO U 'r Snow - is-E hrough Yet! 6 F X' fu if ,, WN ,iii A, ' if 6 fs if gg-Mfg 4 A-'. ai sa ' ' -vm? may ,sk y 1. s - ' f 1 f Q, Y 1 L 9 , ' V2 if . 1 , A 1 . - ,-if 7 N .L T2 1 'ah f' V 1 M' ,. f , 'T' Q 'Y xg sie Q? i?x,f QYYQ f Q Q ,i My Q ,yi ,.P Q 'f Q 5 T' H if 5 fgQ.'5ffa. i i ,I v ' in ., 'T V ..', I k N it 1 , It A BAND Back Row: Beverly A. Lawrence, lanet Martinson, Norma Heck, Rhesa Eurist, loanne Barnett, Iinny Villars, Shirley Witthauer, Fourth Row: Dick Goar, Bob Geist, lim Neel, Tom Tjornhom, lack Schmitt, lim Deatherage, Ward Emrick, Dick Van Krevelen, Vice-Pres, l, Pres. 2, leanne Franklin, Donald Rezab. Third Bow: lack Dunn, Herb Biersach, Bill Alexander, Bill Amann, Treas. l, 2, Roger Benson, Vice-Pres 2, Dick Gilstad Second Bowl Myles Hymes, Harvey Aaron, Dan Anderson, Sid Nelson, Roger Chase, Ierry Vacha Front Row' Don Ogden, Elliot Brown, Bob Penshorn, lim Miller. - fi 1 ' A ' iv 441 - X .J w..! -- The climax of the year's activities was the Nineteenth Annual Band Concert held on'May l9-ZU. The . first half of the program consisted ot classical music, while the second half was devoted to a stage show in which the swing band dis- tinguished itself. Majorettes: Helen Martinson, Norma Heck, Bev. A. Lawrence, and Bev. I. Lawrence, Head Majorette CHOIR Back Row' Dick Seaberg, Ardell Fry, Marilyn Dale, Lois Lidenberg, Ierry Stranahan, Paul Hedberg, Spencer Clark, Don Fultae. ' Second Row' Bose Politz, Marice Lipschultz, Lucille Overby, Donna Barnes, Bette Stempel, Beverly Carlton, Mildred Snow, Betty Bennett. ' Front Bow: Mitzi Chase, Virginia Asklund, Marjorie lacob, Lorraine Freeberg, Dorothy Thompson, Marilyn Iohnson, Pres. l, lohn Larson, Vice-Pres. 2, Marilyn Dewars, Pres, 2, Donald Heunisch, Guardian of Robes 2. Choir Central's highest vocal organization, the Senior Choir, has brought enjoy- ment to many people lor another year. lt is the aim ot every singer to be accepted into this group, which practices daily during second peri- od. These titty-seven songsters un- der the direction of Mr. Arlo Sutten, conductor, have participated in sev- eral assembly programs. At Christ- mas time they caroled through the halls and around the Christmas tree. They were presented at Faith Luth- - eran Church in an annual program. The members took part in the Christ- mas Choral Pageant at the St. Paul Auditorium on December l7, All work and no play makes Iack a dull boy , so the Choir held its annual pow wow in November and a swimming party and a picnic in Iune. Soloists tor the year were Liane Sundin, Marilyn Iohnson, and Blayne Y Battey. Accompanists were Marilyn d Angexs smgll Dewars and Betty Bennett. 1-tercil UHGYL the 1 Jr X J l-Jr 1 l if J if i ll N L.z . gre. 3x54 be ,M NM, i nfpfswrfdwfyw X N ' ' i CHOIR Back Howl Charles Howe, D ight lar ' ,, Dick osen,'Dick Grant, Dick Van Krevelen, Ken Eberlein, Pat French, Marilyn Moy, Phyllis Goss. . . l I+ , X A ' i ' Second Row: Fran sh an, Bla Bxte , T erese Murphy, Sallie Dunnigan, Dolores Tauer, Norma l-lesser, Laura lane Williams, Eth Vigpesifh , Mflly An, S, Front Rowt Bart tlell, Sec.-'He ' . ,jjDi k , gil, Vice-Pres lg Donna Tjornhom, Guardian of Robes l, 2, Merv Bloom, Librarian Mas Mundi, Seca ea ,. 2,1 Q C? mmins, Librarian l, Vivian Lee Sinykin, Dolores Siegel, Pat Luff. .' j.,. ' ,, Q J V ' J' 1 , if 'fm . 5 lv ,sf 4 - V -X ' ,x ' I4 ig J, ug, l. J. r ,I i i , gf l 'I ly ll vb F A2 X fy fg ' il! 'J A 1 Yxf, I J, Yf f A L1 jy, x ' J ' N fs! 1 V ,V 'ff W 1 1 M I 1 Ui 1 'I X N lj XX sk N tk 'Ji X N V -.T ix Ogefherl, ORCHESTRA Back Row: Betty Bennett, Sec.-Treas. lg Grace Eastman, Conway Villars, Mr. Arlo Sutten, Director. Second Row: Shirley Nordin, Treas. 2, Laverne Calof, Bette Stempel, Pres. lg Howard Rieke, Marvin Kaplan, Spencer Schuldt, lohn Borgeson, Dick Van Krevelen, Ieanne Franklin, Louis Hauser, Roland Antinson, Iennie Paslawski, Edwin Gass, Milton Ettinger. Front Row: Marilyn lohnson, Concert Mistress, Librarian l, Vice-Pres. 2, Dorothy Overn, Vice-Pres. 1, Pres. 2, Ann Hin richs, Esther Overn, Marilyn Nelson, Marion Wilke, Ieanne Mattson, Stanley Kanevsky, Librarian 2 Knot in picturel. M- en Ovefftil gs OV .Cars D' yin!! mm Qttt en X00 new ' lohnson ' at Ste mvel' and B' ,J Orchestra For the first tirne in three years a full orchestra met every day during third period to practice. lt was led by the new director ot music, Mr. Arlo Sutten. Senior students learned to di- rect the orchestra. During the second semester, the different sections practiced separately on four days a Week, and on Friday they played together. In May, the orchestra gave its annual assembly. The program consisted ot both classical and light music. ln lune, the mem- bers planned a dinner which was the main social event ot the year. STRING ORCHESTRA Back Row: Betty Bennett, Shirley Nordin, Vice-Pres, 2, Laverne Calof, Jennie Paslawski, Dick Van Krevelen Bette Stempel, leanne Mattson, Marion Wilke. Front Bow: Marilyn lohnson, Concert Mistress, Dorothy Overn, Sec,-Treas, Esther Overn, Pres, Marilyn Nelson Anr Hinrichs, Edwin Gass, Milton Ettinger, Stanley Kanevsky Knot in picturel. String Orchestra The string orchestra is the new- est musical organization at Central. lt was organized last tall to give the members an opportunity to learn the great chamber music and to have the enjoyment of playing in small groups. This orchestra plays without a director. Marilyn lohnson, the concert-mistress, directed the group during practices. Mr. Arlo Sutten is the faculty adviser. This group has played for the Community Chest Benefit Luncheon at the St. Paul Ath- letic Club, for the Lions' Club luncheon at the St. Paul Hotel, on the radio program, Star- Spangled Action, and on as- sembly programs. Vocal soloists for the group were Marilyn Iohnson and Elizabeth Stempel. B. S- Kiennerz ' D nevslcy djggveml M n . - f Q 1' Our! Ohnsfvn, M Eff H7961-I QU d 346. f K5 1 ' , ' , v A If AV Urdu- vo-M fjf , , J 1 fl: 1-ef, ' l , ,AJ We paw ,I ffl ff -4' fol '7' f' ' I ML' V f ' ' - f V J Q WMM -- 1 1- fl 1 Vw lc, ,V A, JJ' M , ' V 4 J 7 Al Q X,,q',..N0. 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Athletic Board The business phase of athletics lies in the hands of the Athletic Board. While Central's athletes are Winning glory on the gridiron or basketball floor. these men manage the financial end of the events. The purpose ot this board is to keep Centrals athletics on a paying basis, to purchase and maintain stthletic equipment, and to settle any disputes that may arise in the athletic domain. Coach Art Peterson if, 3, 1. .,...t. W 55.1-f p 5 g Q, ,. Mai rf as Coach Frank Galles 1, . Hr, , ,fi 1,15 F A 7 ,iw N' 1 ,i ,, 1, ,iv f ' H Y 1 ., if ,X ,..- M. ,V , - Q ,i it Swv f fx ,mL,, ' iitss e 1-A .'.- I I ' , ggsag-:tag it 5- tTg,w.,t , ,M . FALLON, Fullback 'Q Ai'f . -K 7 . ,rx 501 1- V ' if f ,ef E 3 11, or :tit s Z'Qf..fg Y , I' , ,rtfgmmf , -A-wzfit, Q-,.f,1rvg7 ':--f ' it i 391- i A - fungi iffy, s c i, , ' NETT, ,sg 7 QUQFYQI ,HW W...I,.,---. W y, +A Q we Qulw ff ful ' I if t if-555 A f si fl, PHILIPPY, Fullback RYAN, Halfback w-nd' Qt v ta i. gk .Q4 y fx.. 'buggy' tl. Met LEADER ' ROCK, Halfback 3 A gqtlbc G UTHMAN N Tackle ' Gllqrd Rilll EHA, End NYMAN, End HELGESON, Tackle HACKER, Guard V- -WiGRAY, Center - , d 3360 MG Football Central's '44 football season was a record of injuries and bad breaks which crushed all hopes for a successful season. The squad got off to a great start by whipping a fa- vored Iohnson eleven, 7 to 6, Fallon scoring. Gary Ringold was lost for the season with a broken leg, and then started a long string of injuries. Murray out-fought Central to squeeze out a 6 to O win, a bad pass lost the Washington game, 6 to U, and then a cham- pionship Mechanic Arts team won over Cen- tral to the tune of 33 to O. ln the following game with Humboldt, Philippy sprinted 87 yards to a touchdown to climax a losing fight ending l3 to 6. ln a surprising battle, Central held an over-confident Monroe team to a 7 to 7 tie, Iunior Arlen Erickson scoring. The final game found Central losing to Mar- shall, 12 to 7, after a furious last-half battle, with Nyman plunging for the tally. Although the touchdowns were scored- by Central's four fullbacks, praise should be given to Tom Leider and little lack Ryan, who did their share of the gaining. Highest honors should go to Captain Bill Rock, Cen- tral's contribution to the all-city squad, who proved to be the spark and drive behind the team. 9:05656 rv! DW Back Row: Coach Peterson, Benson, Dominguez, Merrick, Scott, Anderson, Weissner, Peter, Rogers, Balick, Iohnson, Mgr Second Row: Lucus, Fallon, O'Malley, Larson, Iohnston, Ring, Gibbons, Selvig, Mastbaurri, Ryan. Front Row: Hacker, 'Philipp-y, Reid, Eha, Leider, Helgeson, Rock, Capt., Burnett, Nyman, Gray, Guthmann, Coach Galles FOOTBALL SCORES Central ...,., 7 Iohnson ...,.... 6 Central ...... 0 Murray ...,.... 6 Central ....,. U Washington.. 6 Central ....., O Mechanics U33 Central .,.... 6 Humboldt Y... 13 Central ...... 7 Monroe ...,..,, 7 Central ..,... 7 Marshall ..,.., 12 L ' ? n f I A X fi if YV W. 3 5 If t win it it 5 , ,,,,, X g , g S' In c 'A F it fi 4 ve '4 Starting Eleven Roaming Rock KAMPMEYEB, Center BABTHOLOMEW, Guard ROCK, Guard ROGERS, Guard NEUMAN, Forward GUNDERSON, Guard MERRlCK, Forw ard FALLON, Center BALICK, Forward Basketball Moving into the city conference, Central de- feated lohnson in its first game by the close score of 23 to 2l, By virtue of his splendid pivot work in this game, Mike Kampmeyer was placed on the weekly all-star team. The following Week Central lost a close game to a hard-fighting Marshall team, 33 to 29. For his playing in this game, Bob Bartholomew was made honorary captain of the all-star team of the Week. After losing successive games to Mechanics, Murray, and Monroe, Central almost upset Wilson, the city champs, in a thriller but came out on the short end of a 34 to 27 score. After another defeat at the hands of Washington, Coach Galles used the B-squad and one regular, Mike Kampmeyer, to whip Harding, 27 to l8. Dick Neuman, a B-squad sophomore, was placed on the weekly all- star team after playing a 'thang-up game. Central lost its last game to Humboldt to finish the season with two Wins and seven defeats. .. . ..,.......q..--1-.e.,5...,,.?g t 3 X - Q L K .. f r 'r 'f 5 Q A N ig oft-i'3'iff? t it if CAPT, ED oissozvs, reward Central ..,. 23 Central Central Central .l,, Central ,... Central .... Central ..,. Central ,.,, M26 .af Qi, ,C i 3 2 it ..l. tj tf F Cf' it :QW gnffmh 7 vt K lohnson ,a,t 21 g g ga?-gqf Marshall aaaaa 33 Mechanics . H41 ff K E2 E Murray , ,a,,,, 22 l C' Monroe .t..,.a, 34 . .Z K. .-,, , xkY,5Zg i Wilson ,t,,,. 34 if sg WL' jg 5 Z 'Q Washington 34 S 5 Hfffdmg 44444444 18 Ballet Sphere of interest Gibbons jumps Back Row: Coac h Galles, Rogers, Ring, Erickson, Lyons, Foley, Merrick, Karnpmeyer, Sullivan, Neuman, Nelson, Mgr Front Row: Gibbons, Capt, Bartholomew, Rock, Balick, Gunderson, Fallon. ED GUTHMANN, Defense an EARL SELDON, Center N413 ... :am-'gs if FRANK GRAY, Goalie ED REID, Defense H323 V. fs-Q-,MV , 1 A , .im tw M , t - ,. fi' I 6: M ies 2 W, i Q BOB EMA, Wing lUI.lEN PHILIPPY, Defense DAN MARX, Wing i MARV LARSON, Defense HARRY BOHN, Wing JACK LEPPLA, Centex n Hockey Faced with a tough schedule and plagued by bad breaks and ineligibility, Central's hockey team managed to come through to capture third place in the conference. The outstanding players were Earl Seldon at center and Bob Eha at wing. Seldon was Central's highest individual scorer and sec- ond in the city scoring while Eha was second highest for Central and third in the city. Charles Marx, who was eligible for only part of the season, starred at the other wing. At defense were four men who played ex- cellent games all season and were highly respected throughout the conference. They were Ed Guthman, Iulien Philippy, Ed Reid, and Marv Larson. Probably the hardest job on the team was that of goalie where Frank Gray shone. Making almost impossible stops, he let the puck by him only eight times to place him third in the city standings. Frank was ably assisted by sophomore Neil George. Other boys Who contributed to the teams success were Harry Bohn, Ray Scott, Millard Helgeson, and Allen Smith. S , it f y '..,Q l -Pl.: I .. H . if a- l E ain that Counts' xfs ihe nel g . Bock Row: Helgeson, Eha, Larson, Smith, epp , , , Front Row: Miesen, Solem, Marx, Keys, Seldon, Phntppy, Guthmunn. , Absent: Scott, George. L lo Wells Reid Bohn, Gray, Couch Peterson. if lm 3? 1. s e e o S e Went, 5 ni ' t 6562? ' SQwsaaalw,Jxi , , 'I . JV . I' ...,,,,,,,. , K, :,ss7w.t:H:,:-as .---af, 4 ' is ,A sy A , T 7,..i2f - -.,. ijfiir' ' ' ,Z , T V, K, , z ' hh .. . 2 x , K , -:,: xi - -. Ccxgey business -'-1-..,,,,,,v pr, 1 S- 8 Mothersill, Scott, Merrick, Reid, Philippy, Law, if O .. ' if f ?M'.?? gp., A if II' , ,.. . . f f-5 M H QW Tennis , A brilliant tennis team drove to shining heights only to lose the city title to a strong Humboldt team, 2 to 3. Captain Ed Reid, leading with his many victories, went to the finals .in the city singles tourna- ment. Iulien Philippy faced the toughest opposition during the season and showed up well under it. George Merrick and Ray Scott, playing a fine game of doubles together defeated most of theirsop- ponents. Howie Mothersill and Iim Law played together rnost of the season. Though alittle ragged at first they came through winning all but one of their matches. Marv Larson did an excellent job of filling in when sickness struck, and he is counted on to be one of the mainstays of this year's team. Great expectations are held for the '45 team with all but one of the players returning. TENNIS SCORES GOLF SCORES Central ...... 5 Marshall ........ Central ..., 17 Harding ........ l Central ....., 3 i Murray .......... Central .... l l lohnson ........ 7 Central ,..... 2 Humboldt ...... Central Murray ........ 4 Central ...... 4 Monroe .......... Central Monroe ........ 3.5 Central ...... 4 Iohnson ........,. Central U. High ........ 6 Central ...... 3 Washington Central ..., l7.5 Washington.. .5 Central ...... 4 Wilson ............ Central .... 15 Wilson .......... 3 ,. , Jenin.-- . -r,1..f,L,W :...w.,-gum tm, Q . 4 V-M-fat..-,,,. nf ,Q 3 tgp-N,. mM.mWfum.w i 'DX fi 525' N N .i t .M .57-,R E AQCS rx. 74,1 '--1 .Sis 'H4 S429 '13 m 1 ai-9 :sg-to 02 55 F- Egg 3055 :wg 0 L mg ' l-on Q rn 5' P I-19. QW! :S an Q-5-'IJ' L40 94 5 g,goh'Q. 23 985 gf' 5951115 :z cn S o : may .ww Lim! 5 'f.':.-f-..,-.mswwtrtwtf-' at we ' X 24,73 lf X gf - . iz, . . , . S! S M ' ............t:.,.. .,,.....,t.s....-... as v, if - Central ..,. 10 Cretin ............ 9 they rolled over all opposition for a perfect season, Winning most of their matches with lopsided scores. Saxon and Nelson were the low scorers, finishing second and third, respectively, in the city tourna- ment. Prospects for the '45 team are very good with three lettermen, Chuck Gunderson, Ron Saxon, and Ierry Bratter returning. Track A highly regarded Central track team opened its season by placing third against the stiff competition of Cretin, Minneapolis South, Mechanic Arts, and Harding. Moving along in perfect form the cindermen took Monroe in their stride by a l22-ll count. The next 1 dual meet found Wilson, led by all- 't state Gordy Sinclair, upsetting Central by the margin of 68-65. In the third dual meet, preparatory to the city trials, Central outscored Mechanic Arts, the defending city champs, by the score of 66-57. - '. Back Row: Ring, Balick, Moeschter. Third Row: Lucus, Leider, Shadur, Bloom. Second Row: Lyons, Mootz, Alsch, Gilmore, Bene First Row: Ellenson, Handsaker, Rock, Fallon. pe, Skok. ry , Q 41 xt 5 44 --4 Leider, Moeschter, Blue Although Central qualified more men for the city finals than any other team, they dropped to fifth place. Mechanics, formerly defeated by Central in a dual meet, retained its city title. ln the city finals Captain Tom Leider placed second in the lUO and fourth in the 22U. Bill Bray placed fourth in the 880. Dean Moeschter and Bob Ellanson took third and fourth in the nigh jump. Bob Mootz, Bill Rock, Don Fallon, Iim Benepe, and Dick Christen- son also placed in their events. Frank Galles coached the team through a good year. Even though bad breaks brought a fifth place to the team in the finals, it was highly rated throughout the city. ' Erickson, Murray, Gibbons, Guthmann, Beamish, Alexander, Seldon. Baseball Central's '44 baseball squad Wound up its season with a record of three wins and six defeats. After dropping tne first three contests to Washington, Humboldt, and Marshall by lopsided scores, a new pitcher in the person of Ron l-lorswell set down a highly favored Murray nine with 5 hits but lost a thriller, 3 to 2. Central registered its first victory by downing Monroe's Greenies, 5 to Z, behind the fine pitching of Bill Alexander. Spurred on by victory over Monroe, the Minutemen went on to beat Wilson. Bill Alexander, Ron l-lorswell, and Don Simonsen handled the pitching chores. Simonsen topped all prep batters for l944, hitting the ball at a neat .500 clip. U' My Beloved Is Rugged if I S here Are Smiles Window peeking 1 T J g Q , X SOO PDQ What CI story DCPG-G-CI L . ,,,, 4 ' ' ,, ,ik Q if ,H 5 WP M, A W K , it i 91 if -' I .. ,,-N T3 Z , it Q R f N ' X we ...Ii EXECUTIVE BOARD Back Row: Marilyn Clifford, Caroline Wille, Anne Gilbert, Kathleen Molloy, Charlotte Belt, Violet Wiechmann, Second Row: Peggy Mockenhaupt, Pat Leahy, Elizabeth Whitmore, Beth Hooper, Kathleen Huelster, Sally Van Valk- enburg. , Front Row: Harriet Martins, Laura lane Williams, Vice-Pres, Helen Marlow, Rec. Sec., Dona Emrick, Pres., Nancy Davis, Sec.-Treas.g Eudora Tayler. Executive Board The Executive Board meetings are held sixth period Tuesdays in the Equipment Room, They are in charge of G.A.A. activities, sports, and tournaments. The Board also plans parties and the C Club card party. Big event ot the year is the house party in the spring Officers are picked the preceding spring. This year Dona Emrick was president, Bunny Wil liams, vice president, Nancy Davis took min utes and kept the money matters straight, and Helen Marlow was the recording secretary. ,M E 'fx , fat s i ff! ocktoljs fo I' Pour '-V-vif 4 1 'ri t 3 , ,mfg if 2 A nffj I sr ,W 5? fy All W VV . Bored, g r, , A ,, W ecutwe ' ' ' , ff ww' k The Ex 'ff J gr ,y ,E , , fg , X LJ? fax 5 'vi w 5 'iff i b,,,,..s,g,K,,,,W,.-,LQ..Qu2.-n flaky? Captains are we Heill v I , Fieldball g down the floor like fiends trying to hit the goals go the girls vying for t h op onors. The juniors finally carried them off After pre liminary try-outs the captains were chosen. They were the following: Nora Dobberfuhl, senior captaing Charlotte Re-lf, junior captaing Lou Ficlcen sophomore ca t , . pain, and Ioanne Iohnson, frosh captain. Dashin FIELDBALL Back Row: Bette Stempel, Anne Gilbert, Nora Dobberfuhl, Capt. Sr., Ioanne Iohnson, Capt. Froshg Ruth Dobberfuhl, Connie Thuma, Colleen Dixon, Sarah Brost, Frances Iohnson, Ie-anne Eldredge. X Third Row: Eudora Tayler, Laura lane Williams, Ruth Snyder, Ioyce Robersen, Marilyn Nelson, Betty Cederberg, Mary Ingersoll, Elizabeth Swanson, Carole Iohnson. Second Row: Beverly Iohnson, Sally Perkins, lose-phine Kulstad, loan Dolan, Geraldine Robertson, Fay Rooney, Betty Williams, Shirley Thomas, Carmita Hitt. Front Row: Betsy Pistner, Betty Fallon, Beverly Thykeson, Mina Kleyne, Charlotte Relf C Leahy, Peg Mockenhaupt, Lenor C l ' , apt. Ir., Sarah Graham, Pat e arson. .23 ik ,pfff 'xgudyww-hm 2 z HAfff 5 ' Q L ki if i if-.,,,fffi if ' it it ' if i S ., Z Basketball 'lYea, team! Another basket for our side! And so the basketball game J continues with the help of worrying Wille CCarolineD who so ably directed it for this year. The season started in Q December with the guarantee of exer- cise, fun, and a rootin' tootin' time. Captains are Ioyce Roberson, senior, Lorraine Schmitzer, junior, Sally Perk- ins, sophomoreg and Ruth Dobberfuhl, frosh. wishful T hfnking BASKETBALL Back Row: Marilyn Clifford, Connie Thurna, Colleen Dixon, Anne Gilbert, Nora Dobberfuhl, Ioanne lohnson, Ioan Lar- son, Ruth Dobberfuhl, Capt. Fresh, Third Row: Ruth Snyder, Abby Moffat, Hazel Peterson, Pat Smith, Dona Emrick, Lou Ficken, Sally Van Valkenburg, Pat Leahy. Second Row: Gwen Reynolds, Iackie Gilbert, Beth Hooper, Ioyce Robersen, Capt. Sr., Eudora Tayler, Betty Fallon, Peggy ludge, Nancy Davis Front Row: Sally Perkins, Capt. Soph., Iosephine Kulstad, Harriet Martens, Betty Williams, Shirley Thomas, Pat Hennes- sey, Lorraine Schrnitzer, Capt. Ir. '4 ,--11 Q if-1' , , , M, ' - :T ff It ,i:, E , K 'QM 1 3 i ' ,: M, Q A ' V REFEREES Back Bowl Connie Thunia, Mina Kleyne, Beverly Haulc, Betty Strom, Marilyn Clillord, Sharon White, Caroline Wille Harriet Morrison. Fourth Bow: Anne Gilbert, Nora Dobberfuhl, Marilyn Moy, Kathleen Molloy, Charloite Rell, Helen Marlow, Patty Fable Dona Emrick. Third Row: Mona Simpson, Lou Ficken, Barbara Iarnieson, Patsy Smith, Beverly Thykeson, Beth Hooper, Pat Leahy, Sally Van Valkenburg. Second Row: Ioyce Bobersen, loyce Horton, Rita Carroll, Lenore Carlson, Bette Fallon, Eudora Tayler, Betty Bech, Ieanne Eldredge, F . ront Bow. Mardy Halverson, Nancy Davis, Sheila Morrissey, Harriet Martens, Shirley Thomas, Pat Hennessey, Lor- raine Schmitzer. All the screaming and yelling in the gym sixth period Thursday was just the referees learning the rules and regulations of the game. The referees help Miss Ryan one period a week to take roll call and ofticiate at games. f 1 it Wham it now! C17Q1lC1ng it Llp' f i' T' -5 1 I Q id it i Back Row: Dorothy Webb, Marilyn Clifford, Caroline Wille, Mina Kleyne, Beverly Hauk, Betty Strom, Marilyn Moy, Barbara lamieson. Fourth Row: Elizabeth Whitmore, Nora Dobberfuhl, Mona Simpson, Peggy Mockenhaupt, Pat Leahy, Beverly Thykeson, Patty Fable. Third Row: Anne Gilbert, Betsy Pistner, loyce Horton, Lenore Carlson, Betty Fallon, Nancy Spindler, Beth Hooper, Bette Stempel. Second How: Connie Thuma, Betty Bech, Shelia Morrissey, Miss E. V. Ryan, Shirley Thomas, Harriet Martens, Sally Van Valkenburg. Qiont How: Helen Marlow, Mardy Halverson, Nancy Davis, Eudora Tayler, Pat Hennessey, Dona Emrick, Laura lane illiams. , C Clu b The Girls' C Club was organized about thirty-six years ago. Seven hundred and fifty points are required for membership in the C Club and fifteen hundred lor an All- City Letter. The activities of the year are the annual business meeting, the card party in the fall, and the banquet in the spring at which the letters are awarded. 'J t, TSG Time? , ,yiigt Jai., In 'S ta ,Q X C yy i -t Morlovf- LA el' ' A ., E A 5' Y V n M., yum 165, - 1, A ,, ,Eg , . D HHN: I il ,yr XJ . . ,, ,,W- A- M, L4ur '5'i , - ti E gcrlts' 1 M' ,,.,.-ff x' N I r,,,.f 1 5'3.. Swimming Every Monday afternoon is the ap- pointed time for all Central mermaids to report at the Y,W,C.A. Swimmers were headed by Harriet Martins. The ten best were then chosen for the swim- ming team. Besides the fun, they all got points towards their letters. 9 'sa' i ,,.e qi? .z 3 .i fix , if f 345 f F A 1, t .N QM? Q. -1 ,,,- H 11 f wi W' sw if F ' W s 7, WA rhy- ,, .... ,.tt,.. . i we-grzee, X PM i im. is ,R , ..i,,.,., , ....W,,Ws,.r.sL,.,..,,.4..f.e.i in NO gaQle cw' 5 Kittenball Comes spring, and a young woman's fancy turns to thoughts of kittenball, On a nice sunny day competition is keen. The teams in each class that score the highest win those helpful extra points towards receiving their letters. . intl and YW wg Q ui-V simiqwe gi T w Te., ,.., , W, . i., W., -,. ....,,,..i , , 'I it 3-qs-we-.......-. ...uw w: wv?it fl E A if 5 3 , 5 K if 5 E S A t y is it 3 ,was N? 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Third Rowg Ronnie Saxon, Beverly Alvord, Lolly Stone, Gwen lohnson, ,,,,,,,, ,, Ianet Leuschner, Lois Brinks, ,,,,..,..,,, , Ruth Wallace, Iinny Villars. Second Row: Ioanne Zehner, Mary Wrench, , , .,,,., , Charlotte Sather, Bunny Williams, ,.,,,,, ,, , Ann Hall, Dot Thompson. Front Rowg ,,,,,,,,, ,, Bob Echkoff, ,,,.... , lim Boach, Allen Calvin, Fred Nordquist, Craig Letch, .,,,,,,,,,,, , Bill Rock. navy 993 4,5 .W it i 4 D ,wir 1 Pnl Q9 Buck Rgwg Hale Bockstruck, Dick MacDonald, .,,,..,..,,, , Chuck Howe, .,,..,,....., ,..........., .........,,,, E d lOhnSOr1. Third Row: Pm Greisbach, Eudora Taylor, Sara Segell, ,,e,.,,...,, , lean Meyrick, Phyllis Goss, Mary Ann Olson, Trudy Kellermann. Second Rowg Dick Van Krevelen, Howie Markuson, Bev Lawrence, ..,,........ , Ioan Binder, Bill Oriole, Karl lGCObSO1'1. Front Bow: King Sack, Bob Chase, Robert Luban, Norman Wolcott, lack Ryan, Frank Sack, Bob Penshorn, Don Trudeau. l f01 f4?40t 1?f0 0'C0K016fr?6w0110N0140W10'f0f102r01Q0'401'-0 1010K4- f 5 9 Q Girl Graduates of Central High School, Be Smart- Attend a Smart School of Business- 3 3 -gl' 3 5 I I 5 Cable s Secretarial College 5, Q 5 . P 5 5 Enrolls Only GIRL GRADUATES of High Schools ,T Q 5 and Colleges I l 5 The only Business College in St. Paul that restricts its enrollment to High li 5 School Graduates. No 8th, 9th, lUth or llth grade students to retard your progress. I Typing Word Study Correspondence E Shorthand Business Law Business Arithmetic U Accounting Income Tax Filing and Indexing Office Practice Business English Dictaphone 5 Mimeographing Comptometry . 3 No Contract to Sign if 6, 8 and lU-Month Courses M Pay by the Month CSl8D 3 We train the BEST in the BEST way for the BEST positions. E 5 5 l 5 VISIT OUR COLLEGE AND IUDGE FOR YOURSELF y g FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Q Write for Descriptive Literature of Summer and F all Terms Summer Quarter Classes begin lune 18 to 25, 1945 V 5 Fall Quarter Classes begin September 4 to 10, 1945 5 We Employ No Solicitors We Welcome Visitors 5 . 5 Mr. Meant-To has a Comrade, These two fellows live together S And his name is Didn't Dog ln the house of Never-Win, 5 Have you ever chanced to meet them? And l'rn told that it is haunted 5 All our Did they ever call on you? By the ghost ot Might-Have-Been. 5 5 Graduates 5 5 Rjgjjed BURTON A. CABLE, President GRACE CABLE, Principal 5 Q P0Siii011S Ashton Building, 1547 University Avenue, Near Snelling Avenue 5 5 Saint Paul, Minnesota Telephone Midway 9644 or Midway 4255 3 5 9 E If - W7 -. I , If , r 1 J fr A I- Q-0w-0X0'-10n01101'-0010 l07'QY07 u0u0Q 5 ,f f If Q7 eff ' R' 'Y ff l lx . f j X A lit! .. . M l 7 I X ' V . 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