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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1947 volume:

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' ' R V ' VV 11 - 1 v .1 - , 1 51' .11111.11. 1 1111 111 'i 411112 1 11: 1 'U' VV VV VVV V V VV VV VV V-VV,V V. .,VVV1,,,1a,1fV :WV V 1-WV ' 111111 , V 1V V f . . - 11VV QV 1111.V1V.VV,1111V.V.. 1 . 1 , . 111- ,VVV1V. 1 MV W1 -1 V 1 .11 1 1 F 'V V S- 1 fi ' 1111 111 1111 1 1 VV V VV VV 1 1 11 1, 1' 1 11 1' 1 ' 1111 H' ' N 1 7lee 1947 cexmfn S Published by THE SENIOR CLASS of Central High Sclwbl St. Paul, Minnesota PAGE TWD Opening Section 6 ?vreword D Long after high school days are past, we enjoy in retrospect experiences shared with friends and schoolmates. The class of 1947 has been fortunate in hav- ing not only an uninterrupted high school career but also in having prospects of fulfillment of dreams of college or of jobs. Our day has been a day of peace, and we feel the challeng- ing wordsi of Webster to make I it, therefore, an age of im- provement. We have tried to ' n leave a record of our senior year by epitomizing the spirit of the times in the pictures and the ac- J ., p M, x ' qi, Vp ng F A vigil if iiil V S V 'f y , , xi t n t fl f CONTENTQJ fr ff c 3 -9' - - - l-7 - 8-15 Faculty, - - - Seniors - - Class Gfficers - Grganizations - Music and Drama Boys' Sports - Girls' Sports - - 17-34 S2252 X43 at . A - 39-67313 ' Qi, .gn - 68-76 HQ ee gt, . . Q-LS,x -XM, - 79-90 Cr Q3 KQ NP V X Q - 91-98 Q C Q if Pa - -- --f f' -- - --,T e -. - --7-,T '51--gif.-.lfgg-A . X' K. - .r , ' ms.. f . . - gm V , K fu My ,A ft. g LAS, ss, it f ff lt 'Hia QA! 9 X . Rim 'tv ,QA ' , ta 7 rr ' B sf, st Let our age be the- age of zmprouement. In a .day-of peace, let us advance the X t tft arts of peace' and the works of peace, Let us develop the resources of our land, call forth its powers, build up its institutions, promote all its great interests, 5 ft! and see whether we also, in our day andf generation may not performfsome- I f thing worthy to be remembered. -Daniel Webster. u t - -1 W 9 ' i ,L,,,' 1 'J 1 .nm J 4 ff' I lsgf ,. LM., L !,5'jfQf.,r. ' 'V ' ' , C' if3,ff.,i1.f . lf n is it s ,M g s ,Q ,ir ivy! It Editor-in-cxhiefl ' THOMAS CAMPBELL Q A Associate Editor g 33.3 BEVERLY BAKER - J X Business Manager SPENCER SCHULDT Circulation Manager ' WILLIAM STEMPLE Xia X X 9 aka. -: N 22:f2axe:a:e:'- , -ig Q.-zq' . X S? X K x X 3- 3. ii if-52213223 S , -.QR xx. J 3 ' 1:g5:j:5f:1:. Q -,A 1: 'Ns .MW K lv- 1 ., 1... ,Q qv:-:,. .- Q ,, i W , Q 'f1f :5.i13N 5527! .,,., , QRS' :5 ::.,j,53.3.5S-LE's.:2IE5L'iIE,'1ig, ' ' ' -.IQXKSXQE-?:3.f2:E:53, -:--bus :,- 55: 'I . -, X wx x x Y XS 5 Xxx X N X xx A X NX Y Q x X X :SM :,-. - -, ,wh -1 :- fn . .1 '- F--. :' 2256:-gy 'Q - V ,. 515- ,-Qiisxftizaifiil: 1 X N 1. Si?gf:: as -.F -z 2 . 'Y I P M- ----my--:-, ..-My - ,,,. I , ,f r ' ' QF' J QV? ffwiff' Mfg iff! r rf . Mr Albert Meier Principal witnessing most forceful object lessons in the efforts and struggles of our dw-dy mocracy trying to readjust itself after a global war. , A All phases of life are more or less unbalanced, dislocated and out of align- ment. In order to prosecute the grim business of war successfully the national government had to take over powers which now must again be relinquished in order that democracy may again function freely. Young people who are in high 'school during lthese troubled years ar In America the young people have the great good fortune freely to observe and study this complicated process of readjustment and thereby to learn im- , portant lessons for the future, when they themselves will be in positions of authority. , I ' In view of these facts, how encouraging and reassuring it should be to this year's Cehisean improvement, In a of peace. Let us see perform somethin . sh.: have our young people themselves choose as their motto for the words of Daniel Webster, Let our age be the age of day of peace let us advance the arts of peace and the work-s whether we also, in our day and generation, may not worthy to be remembered. With our young people working toward this goal we can surely feel f encouraged about the future of our country. i G. MEIER r A. PAGE FIVE PIGF SIX BOTTOM ROW-Irma,Meili, Advisor: Bernard Friel, Treasurer: Pearle Knight, Advisor: Don Mulligan, Vice-President: Pete Bixby, President: Donna Sandberg, Secretary: Abby Moffat, Assistant Secretary: Don Olson, Assistant Treasurer: Sharron Gordon. ' ROW 2-John Moy, Ban Brooks, Ted Birnberg, Michael Kuller, Donn D. French, Ruth Littler, Barb Hough, Marlys Jensen, Patricia Hogan, Mary Bryant, Advisor. ROW 3-Dave Kachel, Barbara Ivey, Mary Ingersoll, Doris Mertens, Jo Ann Bouma, Marjorie Witherspoon, Janet Greig, Nancy Partridge, Carol Rohland. ROW 4--Stanley Skadron, Bill Stemvel, Bob Miesen, Tom Peckham, Neil George, John Larson, Russ , Lawhead, Karen Berg. ' Student Cvavncil Do you have a school problem? If so, don't see Mr. Anthony, see your Student Council representative. The Student Council enables the student body to govern itself, The body is made up of a representative from each home room with the officers elected by the entire stu- dent body. The Council supervises many activities such as the selling of season tickets for the football games, Homecoming activities, assembly fund, the bookstore, the Community Chest collection, and many others. In addition to the usual sunlight dances, the group 'sponsored an evening dance in the gym this year. This dance, like all other Student Council projects, was very successful. The Council is advised by Miss Pearle Knight, Miss Irma Meili, and Miss Mary L. Bryant. 1 Bernard Friel, Don Mulligan, Pete Bixby, Donna Sandberg. MRS. TOPDAHL' SPEAKS TO THE SENIORS A free and enlightened youth must realize and understand well the great principles and causes on which that happiness and life depend. Future wars must be prevented and peace and progress promoted, but this will be accomplished only through the training we seek today. We cannot be educated in a postwar world with prewar and outdated thinking. This age 'calls for forward-looking youth who are willing not only to train their minds in scientific and global think- ing but also in spiritual and human understanding. With such training wegwill be better able to meet and conquer the problems of a fost-mov- ing world, thus better preparing our- selves to live happily in peace and to make contributions to an age of im- provementf' Mrs. Topdahl bedicatiQn f High school graduates again are fortunate in having the opportunities of peace offered tio' them. We have been taught the democratic Ways of life. the great principles of equality, freedom, and truth. We have been made to under- standhthe, responsibilitiesiof peace are as 'great as those of war. The challenge of performingwsornethinug Worthy to be remembered has been given us. For helping usmtogrealize both our ,opportunities and our duties we owe a debt of' gratitude 'to'1Vlrs. Manila Topdahl, our class adviser. To her the Class of 1947 dedicates this- year's Cehisean. PAGE SEVEN , PERSONNEL Miss Edith Haigh, director of Student Personnel, and Miss Hilda Ander- son have guided many a senior on the right road to graduation. Miss Laurie Johnson with her fine library staff makes it easier for us to find the books We desire. Central students are indeed fortunate in having one so capable to help them secure the references needed for classwork. . PAGE EIGHT Miss Maybelle Mattson, Miss Celina Pilser, Miss Marie Hart, Miss Ruby Moe, Mr. Julius Kuck, Mrs. Manila Tondahl, and Miss Lillian Flitch. SOCIAL SCIENCE r With the many post-war problems arising from the past World conflict the various courses in American History, World History, and Social Studies have combined to form a co-ordinated study of world problems and their possible solutions. These courses have provided us with the understanding that We will need in order to take an active part as good citizens in our demo- cratic Way of living. U LANGUAGES Miss Florence Baber, pictured with members of her Latin class, helps them gain a good Latin background to encourage them in studying further Min this field. Besides Latin, French and Spanish are taughtat Central, Many students have found that it has been a. great aid to have a foreign language at their command. , in . ' an ' ' ' L22 I B .. . , V .NN .. , -sign' , i Lili, . am lf mi X S Jr' . , 8 Jw 'fsciigf , -V eff Q' EASE NINE , me . g Q, M' PAGE TEN My time is your time, and truly what would life at Central be Without it? Miss Olive Allen and the students of journalism strive to make the school paper, the Times, more inter- esting and better in all ways. Her regular school day is filled with English and journalism classes. Besides teaching, English, Miss Marion Munson acts as advisor to the World, the school's literary magazine. Many hours of hard Work are spent on this in order to put out a splendid piece of literary publication. Here she is helping the editors solve their problems. ' ' 1 Mrs. Amanda Johnson. Miss Malmen, Mrs. Inez K. Lowe, Miss Grace Cochran, Miss Hilda Anderson. ' Miss Dorothy Baumzart. Miss Mary Bryant, Mrs. Sara. Ryder. ENGLISH , Doctor, lawyer, merchant, chief, One of these may or may not fit your future position in life, but, Whether it does or not, a good English background is essential for any one of them. We at Central can be proud of our fine English department which offers three differ- ent courses to provide us with one which suits our basic requirements. Miss Marjorie Dornberg heads the speech classes and the radio workshop. The importance of speaking correctly is brought out when students hear the recordings of their voices played back to them. Miss Dornberg also is very active in planning assemblies. va ji. Miss Elizabeth Stroble, our art teacher, is helping pupils from her class prepare a cut for printing. The results of many pupils that she has taught may be seen every day in her classroom. Miss Arlys Denzel, our music teacher, teaches her pupils to appreciate the tonal values of the musical scale. Her fine contralto voice has added much to making our assemblies more enjoyable. PAGE TWELVE l ,Q QQ ,,5b.P, ' .,AA. .,.,,A c . R api M I ,. pp p l Fl' P V l Q W Kfamgihu. Miss Helen Heck. Miss Nellie Heyd, Miss Althea Diether, Miss Martha Sjoberg. Miss Pederson, Mr. Jack Ryan. MATH EMATICS For the successful adaptations of math, everyone needs a capable teacher of the subject required. The future of everyone's life of necessity involves a great' deal of mathematical cal- culations and interpretations. In the applications of this, the mathematical department of our school offers to its students the best of opportunities in developing their abilities. SCIENCE Science is the door to the modern way of living, and it's open to all those who are inter- ested in entering into this field. Central offers courses in Chemistry, Physics, and Aeronautics. Each one of these also provide the basic principles needed for the practical understanding of the World of today. Mr. John McCallum, Mr. Robert Molkenbur. Mr. Ole Nelson. PAGE THIRTEEN l XXX XX XX- --f- Zgzjx., ,.,.X,.:.:5:5f:j., :'g.g::5:A 5 XX X x PX N Q XX X XX X 33 W .zwwu .X X Q WW Q -.W .7 is M 3-35 X 1 1 I..- ::5 'X Q: , XX W X X f QN X .. ' 525555- X is X- Xt - gals , X . X X .. .- . ,. X NX: -: pq., X 1 . XX 4Z:,74.' X 1:1 ' ' K 32- fi 35555552-':f5f:Z'5r11 . XX xg-. zg.. -'::::-X.:5. '- 15' .. .... t ..,. :USA sg-35: V' -.-, www X :-:-:-z-:-::-..:.X. .X ..g.2.-.-:X:-:-:X:' .- P-:-416 ., : X - ----XX:-:-' ..,:5:5:5.X. rw. X. X- tw: . .::-gss:-,.,2.E5sEiE5E1f NIT X::. :2E.E:X., X -..X.NQ.:.:. X. XX. . .2--?5:.REis1r5aXX::X.. S+- s- . - -:r:Xf::r:f:2:r:-gsixig X,,Xj-::-:Q.:5::,::::gX::-g'5,.EX: X X-:-:X-: -: : cfs. ' f.:' .- X , .- .5 ,X ..X--:-:.1g.-.-. 13 . .':5:g'A. 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X if X ' 'X . ..-XX-XX.XX,.Q......:q .- Q XS: Q X .... X X .. X-1-:X . ' K, .ki 5 .,,, -, b . 1f:':T5E5: S ?: ,Q x ,D L QQ Bag. Q, myb ,uqggl at x QQ!-f ' I fi. '1- ti, X , n- , L' 1' J' -ag ' P -.LX ...EY N73 T ff' 4 fi' , -. V, , ssbw J X . V, - vi , 5 - 'I' I-W' K-8.523 'wx s M34 wi: 5 ,ms Q., Y ' M - . , ff ' .lfygf I . 5 fx? sk Q35 h N 'QQ gl kfffm ' xl .-A l' Jxnfk ' P' I Ng! Q? M -3 ., :A S 1 '0 ,,,,,,.'i4. za.4vi',w0 Azvm. 9'-mv. 0494 N4 afh,cJU'CJl gaasfafup I. 1 'P ' , I fi L . Qt, fy f H C7444 af 1947 THE Serxuoa CLASS OFFICERS Seated: JEANNE THOMPSON, Vice President DON MULLIGAN, President Standing? EDWARD ROTTER, Treasurer MARILYN RAITER, Secretary WHAT HAPPENED TO THE YEARS AT CENTRAL? It seems like only yesterday that we walked up the stairs into the long hall for the first time. We came with expectations of new friends, saw many of them go off to war, welcomed many of them home again, and missed and talked of those who didn't return. On graduation We take with usthe memories of three unforgettable years in high schodhmemories of friends .among students and teachers and also our ambitions, our hopes, and dreams. 1 I PAGE SEVE TEEN Gmoacsm ARVANITIS BRUCE AUGER-Science Club, Bird Club. BEVERLY BAKER-Bird Club, Sec., Chess Club, Dramatic Club, Bowling Club, Spanish Club. Girls' League, Histor- ical Society, Radidworkshon, Quill and Scroll, Cehisean, Assoc. Ed., J. S. Com., Assemblies. JAMES BARNES-Tri Hi-Y, Treas., Track, C Club. ROBERT BATHEN-Bowling Club, Times Ed. Staff, Base- ball, Assemblies. BETTY BAZILLE-Bowling Club, Girls' League. LORRAINE BENDER-Camera Club, Spanish Club, Girls' League. KAREN BERG-Ski Club, Suanish Club, Girls' League, Dra- matic Club, Paint and Patches, Student Council, Class Com., Jr. Red Cross, Cehlsean, Snapshot Ed., Assemblies. RUTH BERKUS-Girls' League, Bowling Club, Chess Club. Y-Teens. DELORES BERNATH-Girls' League, Bowling Club, Ward- robe Com., Cehisean, Assemblies: MARILYN BISHOP--Latin Club, Girls' League, Y-Teens. PETER BIXBY-Bowling Club, Dramatic Club, Ski Club, Student Council, Pres., Her Gracious Majesty, Class Com., Jr. Class Pres., Assemblies. PAGE EIGHTEEN 'HARVEY AARON-1. R. c., science Club, camera Club, Band, Pep Band, Cehlsean photographer, Class Com., As- semblies. DOLORES ABEL-Girls' League, Bowling Club, Wardrobe Com., J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. . ' PHYLLIS ABRAMSON--Girls' League, Bowling Club. MARY ANN ALLEN-Bowling Club, Choir, Pirates of Pen- zance, Assemblies. MARY AMES-Bowling Club, Latin Club, Rifle Club, Dra- matic Club, Girls' League, Times Bus. Staff, G. A. A., Class Com., J. S. Com., Assemblies. HAROLD AMLAND-Traffic Squad. ALVIN APPLE-Science Club, Latin Club, I. R. C., Historical Society, Debate Club, Traffic Squad, Choir, Pirates of Penzance, Class Com., Assemblies. JAMES ARMSTRONG-Spanish Club, Treas., Historical So- ciety. Student Council, Radio Workshop, Times Bus. Staff, Sophomore Honor Medal, Traffic Court Chief Jus- tice, Class Com., Assemblies. SHIRLEY ARNE-French Club, Spanish Club, Girls' League, Band Concert, Choir, Pirates of Penzance, Assemblies. PHYLLIS BJOSTAD-Girls' League, Times Bus. Staff, G. A. A. RITA BLAINE-Latin Club, I. R. C., French Club, Girls' League. SHIRLEY BOOM--Bowling Club. JOHN BORCHERS-Rifle Club, Band, Pep Band, Band Con- certs, Assemblies. JULIE BOSSHARDT--S1oanish,Club, Ski Club, Girls' League, Tri Sigma, Class Com. J JO ANN BOUMA-Spanish Club, Bird Club, Treas., Bowling Club, Chemistry, Club, Student Council, Girls' League Council, Cehisean, Times Bus. Staff, G. A. A., J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. MARJORIE BOWMAN-French Club, Bird Club, Stamp and Coin Club, Y-Teens, Girls' League, G. A. A., C Club, Referee. GORDON BRANDSNESS-Science Club. ROBERT BRATTER-Dramatic Club, Radio Workshop, Her Gracious Majesty, Class Com., Assemblies. :+L ge1-:.N,:-s:-555553555'5?5ifs,E55,E:.555E:,:i'- .-: uni. ?j:5E5.5:5:5:5:3:5:5:5:5.,:...1r-W' l X N N 9 -39 ...r? ::. . DAWN BRATULICH--Camera Club, Girls' League. ' SERENE BRAUFMAN-Chess Club, Bowling Club, Girls' League. JOAN BREES-Girls' League, Bowling Club, Bird Club, Jr. Red Cross, Radio Workshop, G. A. A., J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. HATTIE BRONER--Latin Club, Camera Club, Bowling Club, Y-Teens, G. A. A., C Club, Referee, Class Com. . KATHLEEN BROWN-French Club, Girls' League, Assemblies. MARGARET BROWNE-Girls' League, G. A. A., C Club. LOIS BUNDY-Girls' League Council, Pres., Historical So- ciety, Dramatic Club, Latin Club, Ski Club, Trl Sigma, Student Council. Cehisean, Band, J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. DONALD CAMERON. THOMAS CAMPBELL-Bowling Club, Rifle Club, Student Council Court Justice, Qulll and Scroll. Projection Force, Ed.-gg-Chief Cehisean, Class Com., Jr. Class Treas., As- sem es. BETTY CEDERBERG-Girls' League, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens, Treas., Science Club, Quill and Scroll. Pres., Ski Club, Ed.-in-Chief Times, G. A. A., Referee, 'C Club, All-City Award, Class Com., J. S. Com., Assemblies. - DICK Cl-IARPENTIER-Science Club, Vice-Presf, Chess Club, VI. R. C., Vice-Pres., Rifle Club, Camera Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Class Comm., Assemblies. ROGER CHASE-Band, Pep Band, Band Concert, Track, Ceh1sean, Assemblies. PAGE NINETEEN JOSEPH CZVIK-Chemistry Club, Bowling Club, Stamp and Coin Club. LINDEN DALSTROM-Bird Club, Sec., Chemistry Club. Sci- ,ence Club, Jr. Red Cross. LA VERNE DANOVSKY-Girls' League, Bowling Club, Y- Teens, Times Bus. Staff, Assemblies. CARTER DEDOLPH-Bowling Club, Chemistry Club. Bird Club, Sport's Trainer, Assemblies. JOHN DELANDER-Chemistry Club, Ski Club, Science Club, Cehlsean, Adv. Mgr., Swim Team, Class Com. DONALD DEPPE-Science Club, Stage Force, Times Revue, Assemblies. GLENN DESMOND- Times Bus. Staff, Mgr., Traffic Squad, Assemblies. EDWARD DEVITT. KEITH DE ZELLAR-Bowling Club, Chemistry Club, Ski Club. Student Council, Hockey. COLLEEN DIXON--Trafifc Squad, Cehisean, Girls' Sports Ed.,.G. A. A., Referee, C Club, All-City Award, G. A. A. Ex. Bd., Pres., Assemblies. JOAN DOLAN-Girls' League, Bowling Club, Ski Club, Class Com., G. A. A., Assemblies. DELORES DOUGHERTY - C a m e r a Club, Girls' League. Y-Teens. PAGE TWENTY SPENCER CLARK-Tri Hi-Y, Bowling Club, Choir, Times Revue, T!'8,Gk, J. S. COIN., Assemblies. HAROLD COHEN--Prolection Force, Camera Club. MIRIAM COHEN-French Club. HALBERT COLE-Bird Club, Rifle Club, Historical Society, Class Com. ' PATRICIA- COLLIS-Trl Sigma, Girls' League, Choir, Pl- rates of Penzance, Times Revue, Band Concert, J. S. Com.. Class Com., Assemblies. MARILYN CONE-Bowling Club, Girls' League, Choir, Band Concert, Times Revue, Class Com., Assemblies. RICHARD CONNELLY--Spanish Club, Chess Club, Science Club, Camera Club, Bowling Club. Stage Force, Times Bus. Staff, World, Cehlsean, Art Ed., Traffic Squad, Class Com. SHIRLEY COOPERMAN-Quill and Scroll, Historical Society, Literary Club, Treas., World, Student Council Court, Girls' League, Class Com., Y-Teens, Assemblies. ' DON CUMMINGS-Bowling Club, Stamp and, Coin Club, TI' 8,Ck. HARRIETTE DUNCAN-Ski Club, Bowling Club, Girls' Leasue. VIRGINIA DUNN-Tri Sigma. Bowling Club, Girls' League, Camera Club, J. S. Com., G. A. A., Assemblies. CAROL DYER-Dramatic Club, Chemistry Club, Tri Sigma, Girls' League Council, Cehlsean, J. S. Com., Class Com.. Assemblies. GUS EDLUND-Bird Club, Vice-Pres., Camera Club, Jr. Red Cross. CHARLES EGGERT. JEANNE ELDREDGE-French Club, Girls' League, Stamp and Coin Club, Jr. Red Cross, G. A. A., Referee, C Club, Class Com. 0 MARGERY ELWOOD-Y-Teens, French Club, Bowling Club, Girls' League, Cehlsean, Times Bus. Staff. Class Com., Assemblies! WARD EMRICK-Central Hi-Y, Bowling Club, Vice-Pres., Band, Pep Band, Band Concert, Hockey, Mer., C Club, Assemblies, Class Com. SHARLENE ENGELSON-Bowling Club, Y-Teens, Radio Work- shop, Girls' League, Chess Club, G. A. A., Class Com., Assemblies. BETTE FARRELL-Girls' League. RICHARD FARRIMOND-- Times Bus. Staff, Assemblies. RICHARD FAUST. EILEEN FIELDMAN-Girls' League, Y-Teens, BOWHITAE Club, G. A. A. JACK FOLEY-Football, Hockey, Assemblies. CAROL FOLSOM-Rifle Club, Dramatic Club, Girls' League, Cehisean, Traffic Court, Student Council Court, Judge. J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. ELEANOR FOSTER--Bowling Club, Y-Teens, Latin Club. Times Bus. Staff, Cehlsean, G. A. A., J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. , JEANNE FRANKLIN-Historical Society. Chess ,Club, Latin Club, Pres., Literary Club, Vice-Pres.. Y-Teens, I. C. C. Rep., Bowling Club, Band. Swing Band, Pen Band, Band Concert, Orchestra, World, G. A. A., Class Com., As- semblies. YVONNE FRANZMEIER-Paint and Patches, Swing Band, J. S. Corn., Class Com. CYNTHIA FRASER.-French Club, Pres., Latin Club, Y-Teens, Girls' League, J. S. Com., Assemblies. CONSTANCE FREMLAND-Latin Club, Treas., French Club, Girls' League, Quill and Scroll, Sec., Treas., Literary Club. Pres., Historical Society, World, Ed., Managing Ed., Assemblies, Class Com. PAT FRENCH-Y-Teens, Choir, Pirates of Penzance, Band Concert, Assemblies. I PAG-E TWENTY ONE V W PAGE AT ALICE GILBERT-Dramatic Club, Literary Club, Historical Society, Quill and Scroll, Ski Club, f'Cehisean, Times, Girls' League, Class Com., Assemblies. BARBARA GLEMAKER-Y-Teens, Science Club, Chemistry Club, Jr. Red Cross, Cehisean. RODDY GNOS-Rifle Club, Historical Society. DICK G. GOAR-Band, Band Concert, Swim Team, Track, Assemblies. LOIS GOI-IN-Bowling Club, Trl Sigma, Jr. Red Cross, Choir, Girls' League, Pirates of Penzance, G. A. A., Assemblies. JIM GOLD-Bowling Club, Track, Hockey, Traffic Squad. MARTIN GOLDBERG-Bird Club, Dramatic Club, I. R. C., Choir, Pirates of . Penzance, Her Gracious Majesty, Times Revue. Football, Softball, Radio Workshop, Class Com., Assemblies. DOROTHY GOLDETSKY-Girls' League, Bowling Club, Y- Teens, Jr. Red Cross, Wardrobe Com., G. A. A., Class Com., Assemblies. ' h . FRIMA GORDON-Debate Club. Bowling Club, Girls' League, Y-Teens, Lingua Latina, I. C., Class Com. JEANNE GORDON--Science Club, Chemistry Club, Ward- robe Com., Girls' League, Radio Workshop, Times Revue. Assemblies. MILTON GORDON-Chess Club, I. R. C., Treas., Science V, Club, Pres., Treas., Jr. Academy ,of Science: Historical Society, Student, Council Court, Clerk, Sophomore Honor Medal, Assemblies, voted outstanding. science 'student in Minn., honorary member of American Association for the Advancement of Science. VIRGINIA GORMANSON--Girls' League, Y-Teens, Class Com. wen-Tv-'rw6 RICHARD FRY. ROLLIN FRY-Spanish Club. BARBARA FULLER.. GORDON FULMER. JOAN GANGE--French Club, Y-Teens. DOLORES GANTZER-Dramatic Club, Girls' League, Cheer- leader, G. A. A. ,NEIL GEORGE-Central Hi-Y, Vlce-Pres., Sec., Treas., C Club, Student Council, Football, Baseball, Hockey, Class Com., Jr. Class Pres., Assemblies. BOB GIBBENS-Bowling, Club, Ski Culb, Track, Hockey, Boxing. , PAT GIEFER-Girls' League. LEOLA GRAHAM-Girls' League, Choir, Pirates of Pen- zance, G. A. A., C Club, All-City Award, Assemblies. JANET GREIG-Spanish Club, Ski Club, Rifle Club, Dra- matic Club, Pres., Girls' League Council, Vice-Pres., Stu- dent Council, Cheerleader, Band Concert, Times Revue, Wardrobe Com., Soph. Class Vice-Pres., Class Com., G. A. A., Assemblies. LILLEN GRINDHEIM-Bowling Club, Y-Teens. cen1sean, G. A. A. MARY LOU GRISWOLD-Girls' League, Bowling Club, Ski Club, Class Com., Assemblies. BARBARA HACKER-Assemblies. ' NANCY HALL-Spanish Club, Girls' League, Y-Teens, Bowl- ing Club. G. A. A. BEATRICE HALPERN-Spanish Club, Paint and Patches, Girls' League, Radio Workshop, Cehisean, Assemblies. KAY HALPIN-Chemistry Club, Science Club, I. R. C., Girls' League. OLIVER HANDY-Rifle Club, Boxing, Choir, Pirates of Penzance, Radio Workshop, Class Com., Assemblies. RONALD HANSEL. . JIM HANSEN--City Hi-Y Inner Council, Central Hi-Y, Pres., Vice-Pres., Ski Club, Bowling Club, Student Council, Class Com., J. S. Com., Assemblies. GARY HARM. LOIS HART--Debate Club. Sec., Y-Teens. I. R. C., Girls' League, Class Com., Assemblies. FAITH HARTMAN-Girls' League. AUDREY HARVEY--Girls' League. BEVERLY HELGESON--Spanish Club, Paint. and Patches, Dfamagic Club, Girls' League, Ski Club, Radio Workshop, Cass om. FLORABELL HERWITZeBowling Club, Girls' League, Y- Teens. Wardrobe Com., Assemblies. NORMA HESSER,--Girls' League, Band, Sec., Choir, Pirates of Penzance, Band Concert, Majorette, Assemblies. DONN HEUNISCH--Tri Hi-Y, Tennis, Football, C Club, Choir, Vice-Pres., Times Revue, J. S. Com., Track, Assemblies. ' f ' ' BETTY MAE HILGEDICK-Girls' League, Y-Teens, Bowling Club, Jr. Red Cross, World, Times Bus. Staff. BETTE HILL-Girls' League, Ski Club, Bowling Club, As- semblies. PAGE TWENTY THREE MARY INGERSOLL-Y-Teens, Student Council, G. A. A. Ex. Bd., C Club, Referee, Class Com., Assemblies. DICK INGRAM-Ski Club, Bowling Club, Hi-Y, Class Com., Assemblies. ANNEMARIE ISENBERG-Y-Teens, Vice-Pres., Bowling Club, Camera Club, G. A. A., C Club, All-City Award, Referee. HOWARD JENSEN--Bowling Club. KING JOBSON. BARBARA JOHANSEN--French Club, Girls' League, Y-Teens. Tri Sigma, Pres., Choir, Pirates of Penzance, Assemblies. CAROLE JOHNSON-Y-Teens, Historical' Society, Literary Club, Bowling Club, World, G. A. A., Assemblies. DOUGLAS JOHNSON-Mid Hi-Y, Hockey. GLORIA JOHNSON-Bowling Club, Girls' League, Choir, Pirates of Penzance, Assemblies. LOYCE JOHNSON-Girls' League. ROBERT C. JOHNSON-BOWling Club, World, Class COIXI. ROBERT J. JOHNSON-HOCKEY. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR 0 WILLIAM HILLARD-Dramatic Club, Literary Club, Jr. Red Cross, Sec., Assemblies. A ANN HINRICHS-Bowling Club, -Teens, Chemistry Club, Girls' League, String Orchestra, Class Com., Assemblies. GLORIA HOLLAND-Bowling Club, Y-Teens, Camera Club. BOB HOLM. MARION HOLMGREN. JANICE I-IOLMQUIST-Latin Club, Literary Club, Girls' League, G. A. A., Class Com. HARRIET HULLSIEK--French Club, Girls' League, Bird Club, G. A. A. JOYCE HURVITCH-Spanish Club, Girls' League, Y-Teens, Times Bus. Staff, G. A. A. MYLES I-IYMES-Science Club, Radio Workshop, Quill and Scroll, Cehisean, Sports Ed., Band, Pep Band, Band Concert, Class Com., Assemblies. PEGGY JUDGE-Girls' League, Tri Sigma, Pres., Dramatic Club, Ski Club, Jr. Red Cross, J. S. Com., Class Com., G. A. A. EILEEN KAPLAN--Latin Club, Chess Club, Bowling Club, Chemistry Club, Y-Teens, Assemblies. EVERETT KARON-Bowlin Club Science Club Historical g 5 l Society, Vice-Pres.. Jr. Red Cross, Track, C Club, Class Com., Assemblies. MARCELINE KARTHEISER,-Choir, Pirates of Penzance, Assemblies. STUART KAUFMAN--Bowling Club, I. R. C. JAMES KEENAN. JEANNE KENNEDY-Y-Teens, Bowling Club, Girls' League, Spanish Club, Camera Club, I. R. C., Assemblies. GRETCHEN KERN-Girls' League, Chemistry Club, Tri Sigma, J. S. Com., Class Com. ' GEORGE KEYS- C Club, Mid Hi-Y, Football, Hockey, Baseball, Assemblies. VIRGINIA KIDD-Y-Teens, G.A.A., C club. PERRY KIEFFER-Projection Force. DICK' KINGSBECK-Tri H1-Y, Basketball. JOAN KIRKWOOD-French Club, Chemistry Club, Girls' League. I GEORGIA KLEASON-Y-Teens, I. R. C., Girls' League. Bowl- ins Club, Times Bus. Staff, Class Com. BARBARA KOEPP-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Chess Club, Band, Band Concert, Assemblies. JAIVIE KRACHE-Rifle Club. A PATRICIA KRANZ-Literary Club, Spanish Club, Historical Society, G. A. A., C Club, Class Com., Assemblies. DICK KUBY-Bird Club, Band, Pen Band, Band Concert, Assemblies. MERRILL KULLER-Stage Force, Times Revue, Band Concert, Assemblies. I JOSEPHINE KULSTAD-Jr. Red Cr0SS, All-City Jr. Red Cross, Cehisean, G. A. A.. G. A. A. Ex. Bd., Sec.-Treas., C Club, All-City Award, Assemblies. HAROLD LACEY-Rifle Club, Bowling Club, Traffic Squad. PAGE TWENTY FIVE AUDREY LEHMANN-Paint and Patches, Y-Teens, Girls' League, Quill and Scroll, Times Bus. Staff, Band Con- ' cert, Choir, Assemblies. DOR.OTHY LEIFSON-Tri Sigma, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Girls' League, Cehisean, Class Com. ROBERTA LEINENKUGEL-Girls' League Council, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Tri Sigma, Ski Club, Bowling Club, Science Club, Quill and Scroll, Cehisean, Times Ed, Staff, Class Com., Assemblies. ARNOLD LEONARD-Ski Club, Bowling Club, Debate Club, Chess Club, Cheerleader, Choir, Pirates of Penzance, Football, Basketball, Pep Fests, Class Com., J. S. Com., Assemblies. ' RONALD LEONARD. AUDREY LEPPLA-Y-Teens, Girls' League, Bowling Club, World, Cehisean, G. A. A. ' MARY LEVINES-Spanish Club, Times Ed. Staff,'G. A. A. BETTY LIMESAND-Girls' League. BARBARA LINDHOLM-Tri Sigma, Quill and Scroll, Times Ed. Staff, Assemblies. u CAROL LINE-Historical Society, Jr. Red Cross, Tri Sigma, Girls' League, Assemblies. , RUTH LITTLER-Paint and Patches, Girls' League, Jr. Red Cross, G. A. A., Assemblies. PATRICIA LONG-Girls' League, Bowling Club, Tri Sigma, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens, Class Com. PAGE TWENTY-SIX NANCY LANGFORD-Ski Club, Bird Club, Girls' League. JIM LARPENTEUR-Dramatic Club. TOM LARSEN. BARBARA LARSON-Spanish Club, Girls' League Council, Jr. Red Cross, Historical Society, Choir, Pirates of Pen- zance, Class Com., Assemblies. JOHN LARSON-Tri Sigma., Student Council, Band, Pep Band, Swing Band. Band Concert, Times Revue, Choir, Vice-Pres., Class Com., J. S. Com., Jr. Class Treas., As- semblies. MARILYN LARSON-French Club, Latin Club, Y-Teens, Chess Club, Historical Society, Cehisean, Times Bus. Staff, Class Com., J. S. Com., Assemblies. RICHARD LAW-Central Hi-Y, Latin Club, Rifle Club, Chem- istry Club, Student Council, Class Com., J. S. Com. JUNE LAWLER-Premethean Literary Society, Speech Choir -Phillips High School, Birmingham, Ala. MARJORIE LAWRENCE-Historical Society: Student Coun- cil, Girls' League Council, Band, Vice-Pres., Sec., Major- ette, Choir, Pirates of Penzance, Times Revue, Band Concert, Cehisean, Club Ed.. Class Com., Jr. Class Sec., Assemblies. ROSELLA LONIEN-G. A. A. ALLAN LOUX-Football. Hockey. BARBARA LUNDBECK-Spanish Club, Girls' League, Class Com. JANET McCLURE-Literary Club, Paint and Patches. Treas., Girls' League. JOHN McDER.MOTT-Traffic Squad. DAVE MCDONALD. PAT McGEE-Dramatic Club, Rifle Club, Paint and Patches. Ski Club, Girls' League, Times Ed. Staff, Band Concert, Choir. Pirates of Penzance. Class Com., Assemblies. REECE McGEE-Literary Club. Pres., Sec., Quill and Scroll, Bowling Club, Football, Swimming, World. ANNE McGIVNEY-Choir, Pirates of Penzance, Assemblies. MARJORIE MGGRATH. GEORGE McGUIGGAN-Choir. Pirates of enza , anlf Concert, Radio Workshop, Asse lies. CHARLES McGUIRE EDWIN CNEDD McKEE-Chemistry Club, Football, Gym Team. Track. AUDRE McMEEKIN-Ski Club, Rifle Club. Girls' League, Tri Sigma, Times Ed. Staff. J. S. Com., Assemblies. JEAN McMILLAN-Dramatic Club. Paint and Patches. Girls' League, Tri Sigma, Choir, Jr. Red Cross, Times Revue. Band Concert. Radio Workshop. Pirates of Penzance, Class Com.. Assemblies. ' PAT' MQSWEENEY4-Giris' League, Radio Workshop.. MARGIE MACKAY-Dramatic Club. Girls' League, Radio Workshop, Cehisean, G. A. A., Class Com.. Assemblies. DOROTHY MACKEY-Literary Club. Y-Teens, Quill and Scroll, World, Cehlsean, Assemblies. BEVERLY MADER-Spanish Club. Y-Teens, Girls' League. Historical Society, . World, Cehisean, ' G. A. A., C Club. ROSSY MAKIESKY-Bowling Club, .Glrls' League, Head Ma- iorette. Band, Band Concert, Pep Band, Wardrobe Com., Assemblies. I BETTY MALCOLM-French Club, Vice-Pres., Bowling Club, Y-Teens. 'Tlmes Revue. Assemblies. V I . . 4 PAGE TWENTY SEVEN LLOYD MILNAR,-Science Club. Chemistry Club, Bird Club, Rifle Club. VIRGINIA MILNE-Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Girls' League, Dramatic Club, Literary Club, Band Concert, Class Com. MARILYN MOBERG-Bowling Club, Girls' Leasue. ABBEY MOFFAT-Ski Club, Spanish Club, Bowling Club. Girls' League, Choir, Pirates of Penzance, Dramatic Club, Student Council, Ass't Sec., G. A. A., Band Concert, Times Revue, Times Ed. Staff, Book Store, Chrm., Class Com., J. S. Com., Assemblies. LOIS MOMSEN-Jr. Red Cross, Bowling Club, Y-Teens, Times Bus. Staff, Cehlsean. BOB MOMSEN-Bowling Club, Class Com., Assemblies. HELEN MONTGOMERY-Literary Club, Dramatic Club. Bowl- ins Club, Girls' League. Flag Waver, Class Com.. As- semblies. ' DON MOORE-Mid Hi-Y, Ski Club. Football, Track, Hockey, Boxing Team, Assemblies. ,, ELEANOR MOORE--Dramatic Club, Paint and Patches, French Club, Girls' League Council, Class Com., J. S. Com., Assemblies. NANCY MORE-Rifle Club, Chemistry Club, Camera Club. Treas., Girls' League, J. S. Com.. Wardrobe Com. JOHN MORGAN. MARILYNN MOY-Dramatic Club, Girls' League, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Jr. Red Cross. Pres., All-City Jr. Red Cross, Pres., Quill and Scroll, Historical Society, Times Bus. Staff, Times Revue, Band Concert, Her Gracious Maj- esty, Choir, Bus. Mgr., Pirates of Penzance, G. A. A., Cehisean, Album Ed., C Club, All-City Award, Referee, Class Com., Assemblies. PAGE 'rweurv-EIGHT' ALVIN MALMON-Bowling Club, Spanish Club, Debate Club. Science Club, Basketball. Softball, Assemblies. VICTORIA MANCHESTER-Bowling Club, Vice-Pres., Y- Teens, G. A. A. HARRIETT MARTINSON-Girls' League, Bowling Club, Ski Club, Times. - GEORGE MERGENS-Chess Club, Bowling Club, Traffic Squad, Golf Team, C Club, Hockey, Class Com. MARTIN KBUDJ MERRINAN-Football, Assemblies. BARBARA MEYER-Girls' League, Bowling Club. Choir, Pirates of Penzance, G. A. A. MARION MEYER-Girls' League. BOB MIESEN--Mid Hi-Y, Sec.-Treas.. C Club, Football, Hockey, Baseball, Class Com., Assemblies. DOREENE MILLER,-Tri Sigma. DONALD MULLIGAN--Ski Club, Rifle Club, Student Council, Vice-Pres.. Gen. Chrm. J. S., Tennis Team, C Club, Sr. Class Pres., Assemblies. JIM NEEL--Science Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Rifle Club, Band, Projection Force, Band Concert, Traffic Squad, Assemblies. ' JOHN NELSON-Dramatic Club, Science Club, Latin Club, Pres.. Treas., Hockey, Golf, C Club, Class Com., J. S. Com., Assemblies. ' KAY NELSON-Latin Club, Girls' League, Camera Club. Chemistry Club, Band Concert, Choir, Times Revue, Pirates of Penzance, Assemblies. , SID NELSON-Band, Pres., Swine Band, Pep Band, Band Concert, Jr. Red Cross. J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. DICK NEUMAN-Mid Hi-Y. C Club, Football, Basketball, Co-Capt., Baseball, Assemblies. GENE NICHOLS. TOM NICHOLSON. CATHERINE NORRIS-Bird Club, Pres., Paint and Patches, Dramatic Club, Pres., Girls' League, Bowling Club, Cheer- leader, Cehisea.n, G. A. A., Class Com., J. S. Com., Assemblies. GAIL NOVAK-Girls' League, Bowling Club, G. A. A. DORIS ODEAR-Girls' League, Assemblies EDWARD O'LEAR,Y-Rifle Club. BETTY LOU OLSEN-Girls' League, Y-Teens, Bowling Club, Gr. A. A. JANET OLSON-Y-Teens, Girls' League, Latin Club, Bowling Club, G. A. A. DONALD OLSON-Historical Society, Treas., Student Coun- cil. Ass't Treas., Science Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Soph. Class Treas., Band Concert, Swine Band, Trafifc Squad, Gym Team, Football, Track. Class Com., Assemblies. ROLF OLSON- Cehisea.n, Faculty Ed., Quill and Scroll. JANE O'MALLEY-Girls' League, Bowllng Club, G. A. A., C Club. JOHN CROSS-Central Hi-Y, Track. Cant. JIM OTTO-I. R. C., Rifle Club, Sec., Band, Band Concert, Pen Band, Football. Traffic Squad, Assemblies. ESTHER OVERN-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Vice-Pres., Sec., String Ensemble, Pres., Orchestra, Pres., Vice-Pres., Sec., Treas., G. A. A., Assemblies, Girls' League. BARBARA PARK-French Club, Y-Teens, Vice-Pres., Pres., Bowling Club, Times Revue Assemblies. PAGETWENTY NINE VIRGINIA PETERSEN-Girls' League, Y-Teens, Bowlins Club, Class Com. YVONNE PETERSEN--Spanish Club, Paint and Patches, Girls' League, Bowling Club, G. A. A., Y-Teens, Class Com. I-IAZEL PETERSON--Girls' League, G. A. A., Referee. RICHARD PETERSON-Rifle Club, Vice-Pres., Latin Club, Band, Pep Band, Band Concert, Swim Team, Class Com., Assemblies. WILLIAM W. PETERSON-Choir, Pirates of Penzance, Assemblies. f AL PLANTE-Dramatic Club, Literary Club, Sec., World, ABE POGOLER-Bowling Club, Cheerleader, Assemblies. BURTON POLETZ-French Club. DORIS POLLARD-Y-Teens, Girls' League, G. A. A. LOUISE PREDA-Y-Teens, Girls' League. WILLIAM QUINLIVAN-Latin Club, Bird Club. Historical Society. Rifle Club. Camera Club, Science Club, Student Council Court, Judge. MARILYN RAITER-iChemistry Club, Tri Sigma. Girls' League, Sr. Class Sec., Class Com., J. S. Com., Assemblies. PAGE THIRTY MARGUERITE PARK-Historical Society, Spanish Club, Girls' League, Y-Teens, Student Council, Assemblies. JAMES PATTERSON-BOWllnE Club, Class Com. . AXEL PAULSON-Rifle Club, Chess Club, Chemistry Club, Science Club, Camera Club. Projection Force, Traffic Squad, Times Bus. Staff, Cehlsean, Photographer, J. S. Com., Class Com., Swimming. ADERIENNE PAYNE-Choir, Pirates of Penzance, As- semblies. JO ANN PAYTON-Girls' League, G. A. A., Times Revue, Assemblies. JANET PEDERSEN-Latin Club, Sec., Girls' League, Y-Teens, Choir. Pirates of Penzance, Assemblies. SALLY PERKINS-Y-Teens, Tri Sigma, Bowling Club, Times Ed. Staff. G. A. A., Vice-Pres., Class Com., As- semblies. HELENE PERWIEN-Girls' League. PAT PETER.-Bowling Club. Girls' League, Class Com. MURIEL- RAITER-Girls' League, Class Corn. DONNA RAMBO-J. S. Com., Cr. A. A., Band, Choir. PHILIP J. RAMSTAD-Rifle Club, Pres., I. R. C., Pres., Sec., Literary Club, Chemistry Club, Quill and Scroll, World, Class Com., Assemblies. DENNIS RAPP--Mid I-Ii-Y. Pres., Sec., C Club, Football, Track. ' CONNIE RAVICH-Spanish Club, Girls' League, Bowling Club. Y-Teens, Chess Club, Jr. -Red Cross. MARILYN RECH-Ski Club, Girls' League, 'fri Sigma. G. A. A., Assemblies. , MARION RECH-Ski Club. Girls' League, Tri Sigma, G. A. A., Ex. Bd., Jr. Red Cross, C Club, Referee, Assemblies. PATRICIA RICHARDSON--Girls' League. Literary Club, Pres., Bowling Club, World, G. A. A., Assemblies. MARION RICKEL--Girls' League. A MARILYN RIVKIN-Historical Society, Y-Teens, Bird Club, Bowling Club, French Club, Sec., Latin Club, Treas., Girls' League, L. R. C., Cehisean, Wardrobe Com., Class Com., J. S. Com., Assemblies. MILDRED RODEN-Bowling Club, Assemblies. GERALDINE RODENBERG-Girls' League. BETTY ROEMHILDT. ROBERT ROSEN-Mid Hi-Y, C Club, Hockey. 1 WILLIAM ROSEN--Latin Club, Dramatic Club, C Club, Radio Workshop Footbal1,'Track, Class -Com., Assemblies. GERALDINE ROSS--Girls' League, Camera Club. EDDIE ROTTER,-Ski Club, Cheerleader, Student Council, Sr: Class Treas.. Tennis Team, C Club, J. S. Com., Assemblies. ALBERT RUBIN-I.R.C., Spanish Club, Stamp and Coin Club, Jr. Red Cross, Student Council. Track Mgr. MIKE RUGG-Central Hi-Y, Treas., Track, Basketball, C Club, Assemblies. DON SALPER-Quill and Scroll, Dramatic Club, French Club, Literary Club, Latin Club, Vice-Pres., Bowling Club, Historical Society, Pres., Sonh. Honor Medal, World, Bus. Mgr., Class Com., Assemblies. DONNA SAN'DBERCv-Dramatic Club, Literary Club, Girls' League Council, Sec., Student Council, Sec., Book Store Chrm.. Class Com., J. S. Com., Times Revue, Jr. Class Vice-Pres., Assemblies. PAGE THIRTY ONE L VIRGINIA SHEPPHARD-Camera Club, Girls' Leauge, As- semblies. JUDITH SHIELY-Girls' League, French Club, G. A.A. ROBERT SCHULER. BERT SIGAL-Projection Force, Football, Mgr., Basketball, Mgr., C Club. , IRENE SIMMER-Stamp and Coin Club, Bowling Club, Girls' League, Class Com. ETHYL SIMON-Girls' League, Chess Club, Assemblies. GEORGIA SIMON-Girls' League, Y-Teens. ' EILEEN SIMPSON-Girls' League, Stamp and Coin Club. MARGIE SINYKIN-Spanish Club, Girls' League, Y-Teens, Bowling Club, Radio Workshop, Times Revue, G. A. A., Class Com., Assemblies. ' Q GENE SJERVEN. WALLACE SKOGEN-Basketball. JEANNE ASKOK-Y-Teens. Treas., Cehisean. G. A. A., Class Com. PAGE TH IRTY- TWO JOY SAXON-Girls' League, Y-Teens, Spanish Club. DON SCHAEFER. MARCELLA SCHMELZER-Tri Sigma, Sec., Bowling Club, Ski Club. Dramatic Club, Girls' League, Spanish Club. Radio Workshop, Times Revue, Wardrobe Com., Class Com., J. S. Com., Assemblies. PAUL SCHROEDER. SPENCER SCI-IULDT-Orchestra, Band, Historical Society, Science Club, Chess Club, Pres., Latin Club, Vice-Pres., Cehisean, Quill and Scroll, Class Com., Assemblies. SALLY SCOTT-Girls' League, G. A. A. JOYCE SI-IADUR-Latin Club, Bowling Club, I. R. C., Girls' League. PHYLLIS SHAUGHNESSY. SAMUEL SHEAR. DON SMEED-Football, Assemblies. MABEL SMITH-Girls' Leaeue, Camera Club, Bowling Club, Cehisean, Class Com. - MARION SMITH-Chemistry Club, Pres., Bowling Club, Sec., Jr. Academy of Science, Historical Society, Sec., String Orchestra, Pres., Cehisean, Pirates of Penzance. JIM SNOUFFER-Mid Hi-Y, Football, Baseball, Hockey. DON SPONG-Rifle Club, Football. CHARLOTTE STEIN-Girls' League, Y-Teens, Bowling Club, Camera Club. BILL STEMPEL-Latin Club, Science Club, Ski Club, Bowling Club, Bird Club, Pres., Treas., Student Council, Quill and Scroll, Tri Hi-Y, Pres., Sec., City,Hi-Y Council, Pres., Band, Bus., Mgr., Band Concert, Soph. Class Pres., Track, Football, C Club. Class Com., J. S. Com., Cehisean, Circulation Mgr., Assemblies. JERRY STRANAHAN-Camera Club, Trl Hi-Y, C Club, Track, Cehisean, Choir. J. S. Com. JERRY SULLIVAN-Mid Hi-Y, Vice-Pres., Football, Basket- ball, Baseball, Assemblies. .:. 15553 iii.. .EE-iaiss .1 lifiii if, Q, la O -x , , , ., , Nw X ., as R a ., ix S fs 3 K x X E QXNQ Q2 1. 'f'f.1 -'.'f5'5:5 X 4 X x ,g.I:j:fi:j.g. ,,. .g,-2,:g.,g5:-'- ' ixsysgx f:: ,- J: x x 52:2 ,fiizfljxiz aa. gb Q bf Q54 .121 .l . , 122521.1:-:5s2.':fF2eaS' 3- X abX:'xQ xx .,s:,,52121,-iefarwei:.2:.as-' Q bv s ws, ,gl-r:5.5:r:,:5:,3:-:-12. kj-,.:,i OX as X xxx MARY ELLEN SWANGSTUE-Spanish Club, Girls' League, Bowling Club, Times Bus. Staff, Assemblies. PATRICIA SWICK--Girls' League. ' KATHLEEN SYLVESTER-Bowling Club, Girls' League. PAT TARRANT--Trl Sigma., G. A. A. RUTH TARRANT-Choir, Pirates of Penzance, Assemblies. SHIRLEY THOMAS-Girls' League, Choir, Pirates of Pen- zance, Cehlsean, Class Com., G. A. A. Ex. Bd., C Club, All-City Award, Referee, Assemblies. JEANNE THOMPSON-Paint. and Patches, Girls' League, Student Council, Homecoming Queen, Sr. Class Vice-Pres., Class Com., Assemblies. JOAIQINE THOMPSON-French Club, Vice-Pres., Choir, Sec., Girls' League, Y-Teens, Treas., Tri Sigma, Paint and Patches, Literary Club, Historical Society, Sec., Pirates of Penzance, Cehisean, Band Concert, Times Revue, Jr. Class Vice-Pres., Assemblies. MARY THORNTON-Latin Club, Bowling Club, Literary Club, Historical Society, Y-Teens, Sec., Jr. Red Cross, .Sec., Choir, Pirates of Penzance, Class Com., Assemblies. GLORIA TINTES-Girls' League, Bowling Club. TOM TJORNHOM--Rifle Club, Treas., Bowling Club, Paint and Patches. Band, Vice-Pres., Swing Band, Pep Band. Band Concert, Assemblies. , DONALD TREFF--Bowling Club. PAGE THIRTY THREE BONNIEVERSON-Dramatic Club, Y-Teens, Choir, Pirates of Penzance, Assemblies. ROBERT VIK--French Club, Historical Society, Latin Club, Science Club, Traffic Squad, Times Bus. Staff. JERRY VILLAR-Bowling Club, Paint and Patches, Band, Band Concert, Pep Band, Class Com., Assemblies. FRANK WALKER-Baseball, Football, Tri Hi-Y, C Club. GERALDINE WARNER,-Camera Club, Girls' League, As- semblies. STEVE WEDEMEIER,-Bowling Club, Ski Club, Rifle Club Tennis, Band, Pep Band, Band Concert, C Club, Asl semblies. Y BILL- WEILLER-French Club, Pres., J. S. C0m. MERTON WEINER--Science Club, Bowling Club, Baseball. BERNARD WELAGE. , LOIS WENDT-Y-Teens, Science Club, Lingua Latina, Bowling Club, G. A. A., C Club. SHARON WHITE-Girls' League, Y-Teens, French Club, G. A. A., Referee, C Club, Class Com., Assemblies. VIRGINIA WICKBOLDT-Girls' League, Camera Club. PAGE THIRTY-FOUR RITA TROUT-Quill and Scroll, Jr. Red Cross, Times Ed. Staff, G. A. A., Class Com., Assemblies. DORIS TRUELSON-Girls' League, Y-Teens. MARILYNN' TUFTE-Spanish Club, Quill and Scroll, Y-Teens, Literary Club, World, Class Com. , JOY TULLOCH-Lingua Latina, Girls' League, Bowling Club Band, Flag Waver. Class Com., J. S. Com. EVELYN UNOVICH-Girls' League, Y-Teens, Bowling Club Camera Club. MARILYN VANEK-Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Girls' League G. A. A., C Club. Class Corn. TOM VANJKREVELEN--Dramatic Club, Camera Club, Vice- Pres., Bird Club, Ski Club, Bowling Club, Stage Force Basketball, Class Com., Assemblies. LLOYD VENABLES. RICHARD VERKET-BGWHDB Club. RICHARD WILCOX-Bowling Club, Chemistry Club, Hls- torical Society, Class Com. MARION WILKE-Latin Club, Y-Teens, Sec., Girls' League, Bowling Club, Orchestra, Class Com., Assemblies. PAT WILLIAMSON-Mid Hi-Y, Pres., Vlce-Pres., Sec., C Club, Football, Baseball, Hockey, Assemblies. LOIS WILSEY-Y-Teens, G. A. A.' DANIEL WINTER-Choir, Assemblies. MARJORIE WITHERSPOON-Dramatic Club, Historical So- ciety, Girls' League, Rifle Club, Y-Teens, I.C.C. Rep., Traffic Court. Sec., J. S. Com., Class Com., Choir, Pres., Accomp., Times Revue, Band Concert, Student Council, Cehisean, Music Ed., Pirates of Penzance, Student Council Court, Sec., Assemblies. MARVIN WOLF-Latin Club, Camera Club, Times Bus. Staff. JANET WRIGHT--Historical Society, Latin Club, Sec., Y- Teens, Girls' League, Jr. Red Cross, Bowling Club, Treas., Class Com., G. A. A., Choir, Pirates of Penzance, Chem- istry Club, Band Concert, Cehisean, Assemblies. A. ROSALIE YACKEL-Girls' League. - 1 , l Assemblies. . Coin Club. Revue, Assemblies. , ll-fl' HONOR Roi.L-cLAss or 1947 NANCY YAFFE-Girls' League, Y-Teens, Radio Workshop, JERRY UGEND-Science. Club, Camera Club, Stamp and LOIS ZIRK-Girls' League, Spanish Club, Jr. Red Cross, f Choir, Pirates of Penzance, .Band Concert, Times Milton Gordon Marion Smith Everett Karon James Armstrong Marjorie Witherspoon Spencer Schuldt Donald Salper Jeanne Franklin - William Quinlivan Constance Fremland Marioriei Lawrence Donald L. Olson Carole Line Carole Johnson Barbara Larson Joanne Thompson Marilyn Moy Lois Bundy Robert Vik Beverly Mader Janet Wright Marilyn Rivkin Patricia Kranz Roddy Gnos Kay Halpin Alvin Apple Robert Calof Alice Gilbert Halbert Cole Marilyn Larson Richard S. Wilcox Marguerite Park Dolores Gantzer Shirley Cooperman Mary Thornton Barbara Lundbeck Sidney Nelson Beverly June Baker Thomas Campbell William Stempel Marilyn Tufte Julie Bosshardt Alvin Malmon Marion Wilke Joan Bouma Frima Gordon Peter Bixby Reece McGee Dorothy Mackey Marjorie Mackay Carol Folsom Karen Berg Victoria Manchester Margery Elwood Eileen Kapl'an James Neel Janet Pedersen Beverly Helgeson Donna Sandberg Eleanor Moore Georgia Kleason Rollin Fry Miriam Cohen Jeanne Kennedy Betty Malcolm Marion Holmgren Betty Cederberg Kathleen Brown Gretchen Kern James Otto Patricia Richardson Richard Connelly Eleanor Foster Barbara Park Marilyn Vanek Rolf Olson 1 Richard Charpentier James Hansen Jean McMillan Joyce Tulloch Richard Law Phillip Ramstad Jerome Stranahan Helen Montgomery Abby Lou Moffat Virginia Gormanson Roberta Leinenkugel William Weiller Helen Catherine Nor Hattie Broner Esther Overn Axel Paulson Daniel Winter Eileen Fieldman Joyce Shadur ris PAGE THIRTY FIVE , 'Y , 'f' 3 .I rr, ,' fl , f L diff fi V F X I , , A A 'V A 5 ,V A' - ...J If fl fL 'H , .17 bl f 7lce anim- 61444 The Junior Class has played an important part in the school year, and proved to all that they are ready to enter Central in the fall of 1947 as seniors. Chosen as officers were: Don MacGreg- or, president: Tom Peckham, vice-president: Carol Heckman, secretary, and George Broberg, treasurer. Miss Marie Hart is the class advisor. What are Sophomore Honor Medals? They are medals awarded to the top five juniors who maintain the highest aver- age during their sophomore year. This year the honors went to Marilyn Schaefer, Jim Freeberg, Claire LeVine, Jim Mason, and Carol Heckman. f 1 K f 2 an ,yi f flll mr ff Q10 AM! ii MU' wr! ly jf, lv 1 I fl f X X! I f Jig I! MZ ff! A1151 pl if'WAih ff, X I , nigga p 'F 1 IM 5fQ7l!'nJ ' , W fl 102,70 fx! if ,W to 12 l Q r ff W I X fa! W' we I I PAGE THIRTY SIX Q , VI , 1 June Park, Secretary: Conrad Olson. Vice-President: Dave Kachel, President: Ludlow Bixby, Treasurer. Sophomore C1444 Ufficeraf Led by Miss Eva Malmen, the Sophomore Class has shown its spirit in many school activities. The sophomores have realized the im- portance of scholastic achievement and have proved their ability. 'flee ?reAlcman C7444 Steyn forward The Freshman Class has quickly found its place at Central, and they have shown ability and enthusiasm for the next three years. Miss Bryant is the class advisor. 1 odpafxg wg! dfff, .a,,pffMLf.,4,Lf ,V 46,3 F Q--4.-,rd ,,,? -5 1 1 i V 1 r I- x 1 L! ' C'elaiAean fditom M Seated-Tom Campbell, Editor-in-Chief: John Delander, Advertising Manager. Standing-Axel Paulsen, Photographer: Margie Lawrence, Club Editor: Mari- . lyn Moy, Album Editor: Spencer Schuldt, Business Managerg Marjorie Witherspoon, Music Editor. , Seated-Bev Baker, Associate Editor: Karen Berg, Snapshot Editor: Rolf Glson, Faculty Editor: Colleen Dixon, Girls' Sports Editor. . Standing-Bill Stemple, Circulation Manager: Dick Connelly, Art Editor: Myles l-Iymes, Boys' Sports Editor. C PAGE FORTY BOTTOM ROW-Marion Smith, Barbara 'Glemaker, Barbara Larson, Dolores Bernath, Beatrice Halpern, Jo Kulstad, Margie Elwood, Dorothy Leifson. ROW 2-Yvonne Franzmeier, Lois Bundy, Carol Dyer, Tom Campbell, Editor-in-Chief: Beverly Baker, Associate Editor: Virginia Petersen, Audrey Leppla, Cerol Folsom, Katy Norris. ROW 3-Beverly Mader, Marilyn Rivkin, Janet Wright, Roberta Leinenkugel: Myles Hymes, Boys' Sports Editor: Rolf Olson, Faculty Editor: Margie Lawrence, Club Editor: Axel Paulsen, Photographer: Alice Gilbert. ROW 4-Eleanor Foster, Marjorie Witherspoon, Music Editor: Abby Moffat, Joanne Thompson, Jeanne Skok, Ruth Dobberfuhl, Jo Anna Bouma, Karen Berg, Marilyn Larson. ROW 5--Colleen Dixon, Girls' Sports Editor: Jerry Stranahan, Spencer Schuldt, Business Manager: Roger Chase, Dick Connelly, Art Editor: John Delander, Advertising' Manager: Bill Stempel, Circulation A Manager: Dorothy Mackey, Marilynn Moy, Album Editor. We 'i Celairiean Staff wi P O A I Oh, Where is that picture? Did you Write that paragraph -for the Chem- istry Club picture? Are the informal pictures ready? These were some of the questions you would have heard if you happened to pass by room 324 sixth period or after school While the Cehisean staff was busy putting together the yearbook. All see-med to be confusion, but out of it all comes the annual publi- cation called the Cehisean. Many questions were answered, and many help-ful suggestions were given the staff by its two advisors, Mrs. Amanda Johnson and Miss Althea Diether. f MWWOA' ,Z V W .yn ' 41000 -vvvfi Q 0-o-40. 6 1, .QB . l PAG E FORTY-ONE 71meA fd1tv1-ml Staf BOTTOM ROW-Bud Zats, Exchange Editor: Claire Levine, Human Relations Editor: Audrey Lehman, News Editor: Rita Trout, Feature Editor: Betty Cederberg, Editor-in-Chief: Carol Heckman, Feature Editor: Mike Lyons, Sport Editor: Sally Perkins, Girls' Sport Editor: Wampy Frlel, Art Editor. ROW 2-Dave Frishberg, Ken Wolfgram, Leah Krawetz, Muriel Orenstein, Nadine Pase, May Virginia Thompson, Joyce Hurvitch, Alice Margoles, Patricia Brown. . ROW 3--Carol Christensen, Audre McMeekin, Dolores Heller, Mary LeVines, Theresa Poellinger, Lois Mornsen, Patty Clark, Abby Moffat, Pat McGee. ROW 4--Raymond Reister, Delores Skoglund, Jodell Fleming, Bob Williams, Jim Holmes, Marvin Sektnan, Gayle Qulllin, Dolores Carey, Betty Mae Hilgedick. Th e Timleif The Times editorial staff edits our school paper, the Central High Times. As in previous years, the Times won the All American Award. They also received a national honor award for publicity on Christmas seals and several other local honors. With the able assistance of Miss Olive Allen, the staff puts out a top rate newspaper. ' , Mr. Arthur Anderson supervises the business management and distribution of the publications, The students who Work on the business staff are selected from his various business classes. PAGE FORTY-TWO Timm EuAineAA Staff. BOTTOM ROW--Marge Elwood, Marilyn Larson, Bookkeeper: Glenn Desmond, Circulation Manager: James Mulford, Business Manager: Axel Paulson, Assistant Business Manager: Charles Mullan, Marvin Wolf. Alice Margoles. ROW 2-Pat McGee, Audre McMeekin, Dave Ellenbecker, Phil Fullerton, Phyllis Abramson, Georgia Kleason, Edwin Gass, Robert Vik, A. C. Anderson. Advisor. . ROW 3-Jo Ann Bouma, Mary Ellen Swangstu, Dick Connelly, Eugene Stone, James Armstrong, Richard Farrirnond, Phyllis Bjostad, Mary Ames. ' v BOTTOM ROW-Pat Brown, Leah Krawetz, Muriel Orenstein, Betty Cederberg. President: Shirley Cooper- man, Claire Levin, Marilynn Moy, Rita Trout. ROW 2-Barbara Lindholm, Marilynn Tufte, Theresa Poellinger, B111 Stemnel, Delores Skoglund. Audrey Lehmann, Beverly Baker. ROW 3-Myles Hymes, Raymond Reister, Spencer Schuldt, Tom Campbell, Philip J. Ramstad, Dorothy Mackey. Rolf Olson, Don Salper. Quill and Scroll Truth, initiative, loyalty, opportunity, leadership, cultural attainment, and friendship, the seven ideals of journalistic endeavor, are the basis of thle initiation ceremony of Quill and Scroll. The club sponsors an informal initia- tion for new members which is one of the most interesting at Central. A student is eligible for membership if he has Worked on a student publication and has been recommended by the advisor. Miss Olive Allen is the advisor of the club. .J J I ff, fa M f if , N, Q X M6 Q 1 . 4' i ll .Lum f- , 'AM is 1 Q7 ...-- PAGE FORTY-THREE .1 BOTTOM ROW-Miss Marion E. Munson, Advisor: Don R. Salper, World Business Manager: Al Plante, Secretary: Reece McGee, President: Jeanne Franklin, Vice-President: Shirley Cooperman, Treasurer: Connie Fremland, World Editor. . ROW 2-Ginger Milne, Joan Roesler, Pat Kranz, Shirley Peterson, Mary McKinley, Janice Holmquist, Margie Rock. ROW 3-Barbara Ivey, Carole Johnson, Jim Tinter, Janet McClure, Marie Miller, Joyce Peltzer, Theresa Poellinger, Marilyn Tufte. ROW 4-Pat Richardson, Marilyn Schaefer, Mary Thornton, Jean Gottfried, Philip J. Ramstad. Jim Freeburg, Pat Havey, Dorothy Mackey, Joanne Thompson. fiterary Club , Entrance into the Literary Club is entirely based upon the literary ability of the applicant. Each person is required to hand in two pieces of literary Work, one on any subject and one on an assigned subject. Before the judges receive the papers, the names are removed so that the judg- ing will be entirely unbiased. The Literary Club is the organization that puts out the World, Central's literary magazine and incidentally, Central's oldest publication, The World has Won the All-American rating for a great many years, and it will undoubtedly continue to be a top- honor literary publication. Each year a contest is held for the material to be put into the maga- zine. A prize is given to the Writer of the best poem, the best short story, and the best essay. All material is first judged by the club, and they send the best ones on to three adult judges.- These usually consist of the principal of Central, a retired teacher, and a teacher or instructor from a college or the University. The members don't have all work and no play, however. The club usually has at least three social activities during the year, generally consisting of a fall picnic, a Christmas party, and a spring picnic. Miss Marion Munson is their very capable advisor. Q A jp It's a swell world. PAGE FORTY-FOUR BOTTOM ROW-Carol Line, Muriel Orenstein, Shirley Cooperman, Jeanne Franklin, Barb Larson, Carole Johnson, Valerie Iverson, Carol Martin. ROW 2-John Moy, Roger Swanson, Lois Dreyer, Pat Kranz, Patricia Sullivan, Ruth Dobberfuhl, Dixie MacKenzie, Lael Read, Janet Wright. ' ROW 3-Jean Gottfried, Arnold Stilwell, Marilynn Moy, Mary Thornton, Marilyn Rivkin, Lois Bundy, -Alvin Apple, James Mason. ROW 4-Beverly Baker, Everett Karon, Spencer Schuldt, Milton Gordon, James Armstrong, Jim Freeburg, Roddy Gnos, Marjorie Witherspoon. BOTTOM ROW-Connie Fremland, Audray Zack, Margaret Roehl, Marion Smith, Recording Secretary: Don R. Salper, President: Don Bakke, Vice-President: Joanne Thompson, Corresponding Secretary: L . Suzanne evy. ROW 2-Carol Heckman, Claire Levine, Marilyn Larson, Catherine Relf, Marilyn Schaefer, Jackie Mc- Cormack, Margie Lawrence, Gloria Kaplan. ROW 3-James Ray, Ken Bertossi, Donn D. French, Raymond Reister, Joannie Johnson, Alice Gilbert, Marguerite Park, Milton Ettinger. ROW 4-Robret Vik, Gerald Magnuson, Gary Klein, Richard Wilcox, Halbert Cole, George Broberg, John Remsberg, Don Olson. ' NIA torical Svcietq Membership in the Historical Society is based entirely on scholastic work, If a student maintains an A average in his junior or sophomore year and is recommended by a teacher, he may be accepted for membership. The purpose of the club is to collect and preserve informa- ton regarding students and graduates of Central. Among the archives are the only complete filesof the World, Times, and Cehisean. A r-ecord is also kept of- all the boys and girls who served our country during either of the two world wars. Miss Heckand Miss Heyd, advisors of the club, direct the members in keeping up the files. ' PAGE FORTY-FIVE V l BOTTOM ROW-Muriel Orenstein, Elizabeth Swanson: Milton Ettinger, Treasurer: Jeanne Franklin, President: Spencer Schuldt, Vice-President: Janet Wright, Secretary: Esther Overn. ROW 2--Marilyn Larson, Ethel Olson, Mavis Mathison, Marion Wilke, Janet Pedersen, Janet Olson, Carol Hackman, Jeanne I-Iilgedick. ROW 3-Ruth Snyder, Jean Gottfried, Norman Segal, Richard Bernard, John Nelson, Manuel Nosowsky, Marilyn Schaefer, Lael Read. , ROW 4-Philip Epstein, Robert Vik, John Bohan, Maryan Rom, Bill Quinlivan, Mary Thornton, Marvin Wolf. BOTTOM ROW-Margie Rock, Jean Frennesen, Barbara Gough, Patricia Brown, Rita Blaine, Connie Fremland, Miss Baber, Advisor. ROW 2-Janie Holmquist, Kay Nelson, Lois Lind, Joan Foldesi, Barbara Pearson, Shriley Peterson, Patricia Sullivan. ROW 3-Janet Tibbetts, Nancy Schuldt, Dick Peterson, Norman Dudovitz, Arnie Stilwell, Joe Levy, Marilyn Rivkin, Eugene I-Ioeflin. ef ROW 4-Don Salper, Barbie Hough, Bill Stempel, Herbert Modelevsky, Gary Klein, Joanne Johnson, Joan Larson, Dick Greenberg. , Iatin C1116 , Central's Latin Club is one of the oldest clubs in the school. To be eligible for member- ship, you must be taking or have finished second year Latin and have an average of C or better for your -freshman year. The first activity of the year is the initiation during which the initiates are asked to do anything from declining a bottle of Coca Cola to giving a Latin fashion review. The highlight of the year is the Roman Banquet which is' usually held in May. The members dress in Roman costumes, eat Roman food, and play Roman games. The club is advised by Miss Florence Baber. Latin is not a dead language: it is as modern as Centra1's Latin Club. PAGE FORTY-S IX ' w BOTTOM ROW-Bill Bohnen, John Moy, Marilyn Nelson, Secretary: James Mason, President: Mary Marcos, vice-president: Raymond Reister, Treasurer: Lorraine Greenberg, Priscilla Gooch, John Stemner. ROW 2-Valerie Josephson, Joan Commer, Jean Wagar, Lois Wendt, Betty Williams, Frima Gordon, Jean Schubring, Merilyn Else. Gerry Birdsell, Marjorie Asklund. ROW 3-Helen Shelborn, Barbara Wick, Grace Eastman, Howard Ruvelson, Juanita Wenstrom, Doris Mertens, Conrad Olson, Barbara Ivey, Phyllis Chisholm. ROW 4-Bill Boyles Robert E. Grochau, Hamilton May, Thomas Newman, John Bohan, Dudley George, B111 Drum, Don Bakke. lingua latina Newly organized last year, the Lingua Latina is fast becoming a traditional clubxof Central. Its purpose is to increase the knowledge and understanding of the Roman people, their language and customs, Members take part in the Roman Banquet along with the Latin Club each year, The requirements for membership in the Lingua Latina Club are the same as those for the Latin Club. Mrs. Lowe is the advisor. ' ,l i ywcjjgih .1-pol f f'+'ge,,f J ,,.,,,+ My if 'Yfbaf'-I li i H ii, in ' gui +'Ug.l T l 434 E and 'E XS , ' 2? Q , PAGE FORTY-SEVEN PAGE FORTY-EIGHT BOTTOM ROW--Pat. Andreas, Phyllis Bailey, Marlene Greene, Ann Broms, Franklin Vanderhoff, Marcie Kiges, Janet Dahlstrom, Brina Cohen, Rosalie Dudovitz, Beatrice HalDern. ROW 2-Julie Bosshardt, Ruth Kozberg, Jackie Powell, Connie Rowell, Secretary: Audry Zack, President: George Broberg, Vice-Presidentg Clair Levine, Treasurer: Marilyn Adelman, Suzanne Levy, Dar- lene Herman. ROW 3-Barbara Larson, Rina Rolnick, Lois Zirk, Sheree Taffel, Audrey Nelson, Nancy Arbogast, Mary Levines, Jean Freeberg, Mary McNerney, Joyce Hurvitch, Jackie Lobdell, Lorraine Bender. ROW 4-Jean Bungarden, Carol Rasmussen, Donna Isakson, Ruth Dobberfuhl, Sandy Rugg, Betty Flesher, Nancy Higgs, Jim Kerfoot, Jane Thori, Karwyn St. Onge, Patty Mustonen, Mary Lou Quain. ROW 5-Pat Kranz, Shirley Bishop, Dan Brabeck, Beverly Baker, Dick Connelly, James Armstrong, Marvin Sektnan, Jodell Fleming, Alan Zackert, Renee Ruth Kase, Arlene Salita, Marilynn Moy. Spania la C1116 The Spanish Club, one of the most popular organizations at Central, is dedicated to the promotion of a greater interest and understanding of the people of Spanish-speaking countries. Now that science is making the World smaller, a sound knowledge of our neighbors takes on added importance. The ,Spanish Club engages men and women who come from South America and travellers who are acquainted with those countries to speak at the meetings. The club also has fun along with its serious endeavors. The two events which highlight the activities for the year are the Christmas party with its gifts and caroling and the spring picnic. Miss Sanderson is the club advisor. Let's visit M exico. BOTTOM ROW--Bill Weiller, Marcelaine Wotschke, Janet Pantzar, Rita Blaine, Kathleen Brown, Audray Zack, Connie Fremland, Don R. Salper. ROW 2-Mary Mannheimer, Mary Marcos, Joanne Thompson, Vice-Presidentg Cindy Fraser, President: Marilyn Rivkin, Secretary: Robert Vik, Treasurerg Betty Williams, Marilyn Baumhofer. ROW 3--Genevieve Grafe, Benita Shadur, Abigail Blanpied, Marlene Helland, Ruth Snyder, Katy Relf, Eleanor Moore, Mary Phillips, Barbie Hough, Jackie Lobdell. ROW 4-Mars Elwood, Mary Virginia Thompson, Patricia Simmons, Joyce Peltzer, Sharon Savin, Grace Eastman, Ellen Beutler, Don Long, Judith Shiely, Marilyn Larson. , ROW 5-Harriet Hullsiek, Nancy Jean Partridge, Joan Larson, Kathleen Philbrook, Gary Klein, William Moy, Joanne Johnson, Dixie MacKenzie, Shirley Arne, Miriam Cohen. 0 ?rencl: cllla Oo la la! If you heard this exclamation around the vicinity of room 215, it must have been a French Club member describing the delicious cake decorated at one of the club meetings by Rene Boursier, famous chef. This was only one of the many interesting meet- ings of the year. The French Club, advised by Miss Alice Cornwell, enables French stu- dents to become better acquainted Withethe French civilization and culture. Membership is open to those With a 'fC average in French who can pass an entrance examination. Mmm - good! BOTTOM ROW-Joan Kirkwood, Jeanne Gordon, Marilyn Raiter. Keith DeZel1ar, Treasurer: Richard Wilcox, Vice-President: Marion Smith, President: Carol Folsom, Secretary: Carol Dyer, Eileen Kaplan. B b G1 k , ar ara ema er. ROW 2-Gretchen Kern, Nancy More, Kay Halpin, Janet Wright, Lindy Dahlstrom, Dick Law, Axel Paulsen, Jo Ann Bouma., Mary Ames. ROW 3-Joseph Czvik, Carter Dedolph, P. J. Ramstad, Ned McKee, Gordon MacKay, John Delander, Ann Hinrichs. C'lnemiAt1-9 Club Only those who are taking or have taken chemistry mayebelong to the Chemistry Club. Mr. Robert Molkenbur and the students keep things popping, and we do mean popping, even explosively, in the laboratory with their experiments and projects. Some of the most popular projects are the making of cosmetics, developing pictures, and the tanning of skins. The purpose of the Junior Academy of Science is to promote interest in individual re- search and to give students the opportunity for individual projects. At their spring meeting, they exchange ideas with other students from all parts of the state. The Central chapter of the Junior Academy of Science is the only one in St, Paul, and one of thirteen chapters in Nlinne- sota. It is affiliated with the American Association for the Advancement of Science. 5? W' x Don Olson Cseatedl, Jim Neel, Milton Gordon, Dick Charpentier, Marion Smith. PAGE nrrv X BOTTOM ROW-Ted Birnberg, Franklin Vanderhoff, Mike Brown: Bill Buhler, Treasurer: Milton Gordon, President: Jim Kerfoot, Vice-President: Celine Charpentier, Secretaryi Jerry Rutman, Leon Simon. John Pearson. ROW 2-Norman Segal, Richard Maley, Don Olson, Myles Hymes, Robert Vik, Marshall Short, Howard Ruvelson, Everett Karon, Kay Halnin. ROW 3-Jim Van Osdal, Marshall Weber, Jim Holmes, John Ryden, John Borgeson, Llyod Goss, Royal McArde1l, C. Paul Faraci, Claire Levine. ROW 4-Harvey C. Aaron, Bill Quinlivan, Jerry Miller, Herbert Modelevsky, Robert Shuler, Jerry Yugend, Robert Smith, Spencer Schuldt, Dick Connelly, Jerry Rowe. Sciehce C1416 The Science Club is composed of students interested in science. Each member carries out a special project for the year. Projects Worked on this year were pho- tography, light and sound, and radio. If a project is carried out exceptionally Well by a member, he is awarded a membership to the Minnesota Junior Academy of Science. he club advisor is Mr, Ole Nelson, physics teacher at Central. .r . Mi' , U gi'if'Qf i it K 1 - 54.13 '- - 'I a :M Ji. ,kasy c Screw loose somewhere. --9 A Iwi ' L 57. X, L, .3 f ff 4 . ,. I ' '- J 1, ' ' , 1 ., w , Wh ire . , if 'fc-,M . Sify' fe 'Q 3 K Mt A i Q, up ri. ,I Nl H2 ,-.. ,I ,PAGE nrrv-one if. ly? BOTTOM ROW-Leah Krawetz, All-City Delegate: Mary Thornton, Secretary: Thomas Newman, A11-City Delegate: B111 Boyles, President: Marilyn Moy, All-City President: Audray Zack, Vice'-President: Mary L. Bryant, Sponsor. . ROW 2-Mavis Mathison, Joanne Stieper, Barbara Glemaker, Donna. Sprague, Shirley Brabec, Reina Rolnick, Barbara Larson. ROW 3-Lois Zirk, Sharon'Sa.vln, Sandy Ruggi Marvin Sektnan, Lois Momsen. Donna Swensen, Ellen Beutler. Renee Ruth Kase. . unior Red C1-MA ' The members of the Junior Red Cross are not th ones 3:3 Eandage dp the casualties around school during the day, but their job is equally important. it f., R ,X ! fi!! . 1 3 ' in v PAGE FIFTY- TWO f Eaclrgyear they sponsor drives for whatever the national Red Cross needs. For instance, this year they had a drive for old socks 'and ties. They also collected the contributions for the Red Cross drive during March. Another drive this year was known as the knitting drive. Yarn was furnished by the Red Cross, and all students Who like to knit were given some to make simple stockings. It is seemingly insignificant drives' such as these which play such an important part in making the national Red Cross the efficient organization it is today. The art, manual training, and home economics departments cooperate with the organization in making many needed articles. Miss Mary L. Bryant, the advisor of the Junior Red Cross, does a splendid job of supervising the work. 3'Q-ef. CUnDer Picture? BOTTOM ROW-Sharon Gordon, Milton Gordon, Treasurer: Raymond Reister, Vice-President: Philip J. Ramstad, President: Ann Broms, Secretaryg Joan' Campbell, Rita Blaine. ROW 2-Marilyn Adelman, Shirley Petersen, Ruth E. Norris, Renee Ruth Kase, Georgia Kleason, Claire Levine, Nadine Pase. ROW 3--Marilyn Rivkin, Howard Ruvelson, Martin,Go1dberg, Richard Bernard, Jim Dudley, Leon Katz, Alvin Apple, Dick Greenberg. ROW 4-Randall Tayler, Jim Otto, Jerry Miller, Marvin Sektnan, Phyllis Rlvkin, Bruce Doe, Don Long. Philip Epstein. CLower Picture? BOTTOM ROW-Marlene Stacker, Janice Gordon, Barbara Malinoff. Gertrude Bougie, Doris Holien, Charles Spring, Audray Zack. ROW 2-Janet Dahlstrom, Jackie Marofsky, Suzanne Levy, Patricia Foster, Anita Carter, Gloria Kaplan, Thomas Copne. ROW 3-Jean Roach, Lois Hart, Shirley Bishop, Joannie Johnson, Pat Pool, Frima Gordon, Garwyn St. Onge. ROW 4-Kay Halpin, C. Paul Faraci, Joyce Shadur,. Harvey C. Aaron, Dick Starkweather, Jean Gottfried, Joe Levy. , International Helationn C1116 , t How can peace be maintained in Lower Slobbovia? This may have been one of the topics for discussion at an International Relations Club meeting this year, The purpose of the I. R. C. is to stimulate student interest in international affairs. Among the activities of the year were the following: pa mock congress, a poll of the members' views on international questions, and having members give unprepared speeches. Students from other schools and distinguished speak- ers were also asked to give speeches. A student wishing to join must take a current events test. If he meets the requirements of the group, he may become a member. Miss Maybell Mattson is the advisor. ' ' . - PAGE FIFTY-THREE . r BOTTOM ,ROW--Amaryllis Egley, Phyllis Chisholm, Lucille Eisenman, Lois Lind, Pat Lee, Julie Bosshardt. Betty Swanson. Diana Kuske, Diane Kllian, Colleen Gallagher. ROW 2-Patricia Schultz, Roxanne Pantzar, Patricia Ann Tarrant, Caroline Thomson, Secretary: Barbara Johansen, President: Bettyiwilliams, Vice-President: Dorothy Leifson, Patsy Keeley. Doreene Miller, Janet Pantzar, Miss Laurie Johnson, Advisor. R A - r 'flllll Y 3,11-i lull gilksiiiill iff sv 3' Wjlllf 4 i,l-i,.., LL-lgzdiflillf 'Hwflff Q5 ROW 3-Janet Tibbetts, Marian Lonien, Marilyn Miller, Joan Fries, Joan Ronnow, Patricia Reilly, Ruth Snyder, Katie Relf, Mary Fries, Jim Henderson. ROW 4-Barbara Wick, Nancy Adams, Pat Long, Joyce Peltzer, Donna Kennedy, Patricia King Ellison. Jerry Johnson, Mary Schroeder, Gwen Anderson, Phyllis Erb. ROW 5--Marie Miller, Juanita Wenstrom, Pat Collis, Joannie Johnson, Jerry Penk, Joan Larson, Jean Yaeaer, Jean Zehner, Pattie Wheeler, Patricia Simmons. BOTTOM ROW-Barbara Lindholm, Evelyn Simon, Marilyn Raiter, Marjorie Doran, Kay Thompson, Kathleen Ovendale, Lois Thorsell. ' ROW 2-Sally McGee, Ruth Littler, Marcella Schmeltzer, Secretary, '44-'45s Peggy Judge. President, '44-'45g Sally Perkins, Treasurer, '44-'45g Ginnie Dunn, Carol Dyer. ROW 3-Marion Rech, Lois Bundy, Sally Eha. Nancy Kyle, Barbara Pearson, Gerrie Hampe, Fay Rooney. ROW 4-Marilyn Rech, Audre McMeekin, Abby Lou Moffat, Dick Williams, Gilbert Maloney, Barb Johansen, Marilyn Schaefer, Zoe Wilkerson. 71-i Sigma Assisting Miss Laurie Johnson, their advisor, during their study periods, the members of Tri Sigma help students procure books and other reading material in the library. In return they receive valuable library experience in cataloging, typing, and general library work. BOTTOM ROW--John Moy. Serene Braufman, Lindy Dah1strom,cSecretary: Katy Norris, President: Gus Edlu d, Vice-President: Jo Ann Bouma, Treasurer: Sheila Jamieson, Irma Melli, Advisor. , ROW ' Gloria Lindberg, Georgie Ann Schultz, Claire Levine, Nancy Langford, Marilyn Rivkin, Martin erg, Gordon Brandsness. OW Harriet Hullsiek, John Blue, Bill Stempel, Bill Qulnlivan, 'Carter Dedolphg Lloyd Minar, Tom V Krevelen. W and cm The Bird Club, under the supervision of Miss Irma Meili, is one of the most educational and interesting clubs Central has. A test is given at the begin- ning of the year to any Central student who would like to join, and those with the highest marks are admitted into the club. The members learn some Very interesting facts about birds. The Bird Club finds time for entertainment as Well as education in the form of exhibits, movies, and field trips. A bird in the hand. E PAGE FIFTY-FIVE ! Q Q 1 s , 5 E E 5 2 2 3 E S 2. E S V R SEATEDQ-Gloria Lindberg, Jean Roach, Secretary: Lois Bundy, President: Katie Relf, Treasurer: Carol Rohland. STANDING-Connie Rowell, Jackie Kuhn, Evelyn Simon, Barbara Larson, Margie Lawrence, Jo Ann Bouma i Janet Greig, Vice-President: Marilyn Rivkin, Carol Dyer, Eleanor Moore, Laverne Calof, Mary L. Bryant, Advisor. p girl! leagaefifanciilayi gp i The Girls' League, advised by Miss Mary Bryant, is responsible for the carrying out of many worthwhile activities at Central. Among other things. the members are kept busy selling poppies and forget-me-nots. A style show and a truth or consequences show were held early this year, and a mother-ar1d- daughter ,,,p tea this spring. The governing body of the league is the Girls' League Council. The Girls' League holds regular monthly meetingsgand contributes its services to many of Central's activities. Il A 99.9447 I See how they shine! ,9,v,Ll5.2w'-ff' ' L L ,., ,aa-aw, i-eff, i , . ,fx PAGE FIFTY-SEVEN CPicture 19 BOTTOM ROW-Esther Overn, Lois Lind, Pat Lee, Alice Lind, Valerie Iverson, Mildred Thommes, Donna Odegard, Carol Martin. ROW 2-Grace Marrone, Vicky Manchester, Janet Wright, Jeanne Skok, Treasurer: Anne Isenberg, Vice- President: Barbara Park, President: Mary Thornton, Secretary: Jeanne Franklin, ICC Representative: Marge Elwood, Caroline Thomson. ROW 3-Ruth Berkus, Bonnie Verson, Eileen Kaplan, ,Mary Ingersoll, Georgia Kleason. Margie Polister, Marilyn Else, Jean Frennesen, Joan Roesler. ROW 4-Patty Clarke, Audrey Leppla, Mary Schroeder, Jeanne Kennedy, Marguerite Park, Gloria Holland, Barbara Wick, Doris Mertens, Carole Johnson. ROW 5-Marilynn Moy, Ruth Dobberfuhl, Beverly Knaus, Juanita Wenstrom, Ann Hinrlchs, Betty Mae Hilgedick, Marie Miller, Donna Allen, Carol Heckman. iPlcture 21 BOTTOM ROW-Lois Wilsey, Alice Margoles, Janet Pedersen, Jackie Lobdell, Sonia Tufenk, Joyce I-Iurvitoh, Doris Polard, Connie Ravich. ROW 2--Virginia Petersen, Lois Wendt, Barbara Glemaker, Shirley Moore, Mary Ann Jameson, Lindi Havenar, Carol Haider, Reina Rolnick. ' V ROW 3-Audree Menard, .Margie Rock, Theresa McQuaid, Patricia Boeck, Eleanor Foster, Delores Dough- erty, Hattie Broner, Yvonne Petersen, Louis Preda. ' ROW 4-Barbara Banach, Marilynn Tufte, Jeanne I-Iilgedick, Lois Hang, Joann Espersen, Virginia Kidd, Betty Malcolm, Roberta Leinenkugel, Shirley Cooperman. ROW 5-Joan Kleyne, Doris Truelsen, Jean Gottfried, Dorothy Mackey. Sharon White, Nancy Webb. Evelyn Unovich, Sharon Savin, Lois Hart. - Senior Yf-Teena All junior and senior girls are eligible to join the Senior Y-Teens. All members automat ically become members of the Y, W. C. A. and are privileged to use the Y at all times During the year several parties are given at the Y for the girls. Members are also eligible to usher at the Women's Institute programs. The advisor for this groupis Mrs. Elfie Price PAGE FIFTY-EIGHT if ln -1, -44.l.-1 AD 4 .jf : ff? fr -5 , ad A ' Q . I X :T ' ' ' 'T 2 'af' 4Picture 17 p ' A BOTTOM ROW-Rucy Mandel, Jackie Marofsky, Doris Holien, Audrey Nelson, Jane Kramer, Marilyn Q Huehley, Janet Dahlstrom, Valerie Josenhson, Betty Axelrod. Q .N ROW 2-Lora I-lurvltch, Carole Bollman, Jean Gordenler, Agnes Hafner, Treasurer: Janice Gordon. Vice- - - V President: Edla Elnck, President: Norma Jean Falz, Secretary: Rhae G. Lawrence, Inter-City Council: -iq K jp Sandra Hertz. A ' ROW 3-Joie Lou Hilgedick, Lorraine Dierks, Katherine Blilie, Georgia Carey, Abigail Blannied, Audrey T ' p Barr, Laura Brooks, Phyllis Chisholm, Mynhene Allen. ' . Q I ROW 4-Priscilla Gullette, Janet Tibbetts, Bets Andree, Sandy Rugs, Carol Christensen, Mary Virginia ' Mr, 1 Thompson, Kathy Wiecklns, Vernona Newman, Marilyn Jacobson. ff ,ROW 5-Erma Wirkkula, Carol Brohaugh, Jean Lilluuist, Barbara Thornton, Shirley Tausner, Beverly V ,Go1'ka, Joyce Morin, Ellen Beutler, Barbarafgyeg. 2, , I c ure I is BOTTOM ROW-Margaret Ray, Joan Schmidt, Marlene Stacker, Barbara Evans, Mary Mannheimer, Marge T ,gi '- J Huelster, Marlene Redpath, Jocelyn Perry. Pat D. Ryan. Gloria comin. , 'Tl ' e ROW 2-Lorraine Greenberg, Joanne Stener, Mavis Mathlson, Joan Hoye, Jean Ganse, Rochelle Apblebaum, Q , V ' Kay M. Nelson, Sally A. Skoglund, Joyce E. Sommer, Marilyn Olson. ' X ROW 3-Thyra Ludke, Sheila Jamieson, Jeanne Slngbarth, Betty Stemper, Jo Ann Larson, Mary Borgeson, 1 - -if Anita Farrand, Pat Wood, Joy Smith. C ,, ROW 4-Mary Strandness, Mary Moyer, Gerry Allen, Gloria Nardini, Mary King, Sally Haag, Pat Pool, ? Kathleen Burnstead, Marcia' Halverson, Jo Ann Pardello. J ROW 5-1Betty Wolfangel, Margie Bornhausen, Shirley Bishop, Joanne Johnson, Donna Gassman, Eileen Bock, Sarah Hane Fleming, Gladys Hall, Donna Kennedy. , . ,ef anzor - eena ' l e Q The younger group of the Girl Reserves is known as the Junior Y-Teens. Any freshman -'Q J or sophomore girl is eligible to become a member. The Junior Y-Teens have the same privileges' if '... A at the Y. W. C, A. as the Senior Y-Teens. The purpose of the Y-Teens is to build a fellow- x ifiship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of 4 personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. Miss Ruby Moe is the advisor of the Junior Y-Teens. PAGE FIFTY-NINE 7l'f llyif BOTTOM ROW-Louie Hauser, Bill Stemnel, President: Bernard Friel, Secretary: Jim Barnes, Treasurer: Bob Nelson, Vice-President: Pal Larson, Owen Hill, Don Bach. ROW 2--Dick Benepe, Paul Stewart, Tom Benepe, Otto North, Dick Kingsbeck, Bob Mcllrath. Chuck Barlow, Ed Oliver, Thomas Iso. ROW 3-Frank Walker, Jerry Stranahan, Don MacGregor, Allan Loux, Donn Heunisch, Spencer Clark. Gary Dieters, Duane Ring, Roger Dodds. PAGE SIXTY Iltid Tri leli-ff BOTTOM ROW--Bud O'Connell, Dennis Rapp, Secretary: Jerry Sullivan, Vice-President: Pat Williamson, President: Bob Miesen, Treasurer: Dave Kachel. ROW 2-Douglas Johnson, Davie Jansen, Rodger Schwartz, Jerry Ray, Jack Rock, John Remsberg, Don Moore. ROW 3-Jerry Magnuson, Ed Hondlik, Joe Guion, Dick Neuman, Neil Powell, Jim Snouffer, Bob Rosen. Central CHI-lf BOTTOM ROW-Jerry Lyons, Bill Oehler, Neil George, Vice-President: Jim Hansen, President: B111 Vose, Treasurer: George Caldwell, Secretary. ROW 2--Ray Engel. Donn D. French, Martin Coonan, Dick Ingram, Dick Law, Craig Edgerton. ROW 3--Dean D. Edwards, Ken Skong, John Cross, Palmer Rooch, Bill Law. Dwight Brooks. ROW 4-Bill Drum, Mike Russ, Hamilton May. Tom Newman, Tom Peckham, Ward Emrlck. we may Clubs Central is fortunate to have four Hi-Y clubs. They are Tri, Central, Mid, and Delta. Delta Hi-Y was just organized this year. The Hi-Y clubs are service clubs sponsored and chartered by the Y. M. C. A. and Hi-Y Fellowship. The purpose of the Hi-Y's is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. In addition to the social program of dances, pow'-wows, and sleigh-rides, the Hi-Y clubs have at least one project for the year. This year the Hi-Y clubs of St, Paul plan to raise 51,500 for the World Youth Restoration Fund. Mfr my ' ' We three kings. 'Nuff said. PAGE SlXTY-ONE fPicture 13 BOTTOM ROW--Barbara Malinoff, Betty Bazille, Joy Tulloch, Jeanne Franklin, Rossy Makiesky, Suzanne Levy, Eileen Fleldman, Dolores Bernath, Florabell I-Ierwitz, Dorothy Goldetsky. ROW 2-Jean Frennesen, Merilyn Else, Evelyn Pappas. Joan Jagoe, Janet Wright, Vicky Manchester Shirley Boom, Gail Novak: Marci Roden. ROW 3--Hattie Broner, Betty Shourt, Mary Ames, Jo Ann Bouma, Marilyn Schaefer, Georgia Kleason Jackie McCormack, Marilyn Rivkin, Pat Thompson, Joan Campbell. ROW 4-Lois Wendt, Phyllis Abramson, Gloria Tintes, Jean Gottfried, Maryan Rom, Betty Mae I-Iilgedick Anne Isenberg, Renee Ruth Kase, Jane O'Malley, Virginia Petersen. fPicture 23 BOTTOM ROW-Pat Peter, Shirley Moore, Teresa Smith, Eileen Kaplan, Marilyn Adelman. Margie Rock Ginny Dunn, Helen Montgomery. Marion Smith. ROW 2-Rose Birnberg, Gloria Kaplan, Reina Rolnick, Claire Levine, Jeanne Franklin, Marge Elwood, Carole Johnson, Marion Wilke. Frima Gordon, Betty Lou Olsen. ROW 3-Ardes Blumstein, Marcella Schmelzer, Yvonne Petersen, Anita Carter, Sharon Savin, Eleanor Foster, Jeanne Kennedy, Gloria Holland, Katy Norris, Patty Clark. ROW 4-Harriet Martinson, Cavpie Sylvester, Libby Danovsky, Evelyn Unovich, Joyce Shadur, Ann Hin- richs, Charlotte Stein, Toby Allen, Pat Richardson, Barbara Park. o F e 11-IA Kowlzng Club Any girl interested in bowling may join the Girls' Bowling Club. This year the member- 4 1 1 ship became so large that it Was necessary to divide the club into tw'o groups. These groups met after school on alternating Fridays at the Oxford Bowling Lanes. Each group is divided into teams, and these teams compete against one another in tournaments. Mr. John Ryan is the advisor of the club. ' -lk PAGE SIXTY-TWO J -if 1111 ii- -l 1-nn-I 1 5,-Q i Sl' , u-l-,Q -:-. ' --1- i-my I BOTTOM ROW-John Moy, Roger Swanson, George Broberg, Range Sergeant, Dick Peterson, Vice-Presidents Philip J. Ramstad, President: Jim Otto, Secretary: Tom Tjornhom, Treasurer: Harold Lacey. ROW 2-Don Bakke, Nancy More, Mary Ames, Pat McGee, Audre McMeekin, Marjorie Witherspoon, Abby Moffat, Janet Greig, Carol Folsom. ROW 3-Dick Law, Ed Oliver, Bud Nelson, Joe Poellinger, Mac Faust, Hal Cole, Bill Strouts, Lloyd Milnar. Axel Paulsen, Oliver Handy. ROW 4-Jerry Magnuson, Edward O'Leary, Don Mulligan. Robert Shuler, Tom Campbell, John Bohan. John Borchers, Jim Neel, Fred Wobie, Jerry Villars. effze cm Have you heard mysterious gun shots in the halls of Central, or people excitedly exclaim- ing, You hit the bulls eye! ? No, it isn't Mr. Molkenbur trying out a new experiment. It's Centra1's Rifle Club. The club was organized in 1928 and until this year has been entirely for boys. This year girls were admitted. Rifle teams have been set up, and they practice daily on the rifle range in the sub-basement, If you see Mr. Stanley Watson, the club advisor, Wear- ing a red and yellow tie, you'll know it's for safety's sake. - .. Cliflm gl af! Ready! - A Aim! F i ne! PAGE SIXTY-THREE BOTTOM ROW-Joan Foldesl, Sheila Jamieson, Secretary: John Bohan, Treasurer: Jerrold Orloff, Presi- dent: Lowell Paulson, Vice-Presidentg Bud Zats, Louis Powell, Jr., Shale Gol ou, Celine M. Pilger, Advisor. ROW 2-Jean Schubring, Nancy Schudt, Bud Ukes, Naphty Knox, Marshall Short, Ken Bertossi, Edwin Gass, Eugene Norris Gellec. ROW 3-Randall Tayler, Gary Ernst, John Thill, Jerry Yugend, Gerald Paymar, C. Paul Faraci, Warren Olson, Howard Ruvelson. Stamp and Cain clllbh g N Do you have a stamp or coin collection, or would i WMI you like to start one? Then you should join the'Stamp ew 0 0 . and Coin Club. The purpose of the club is to bring to- ? 0 C gether those interested in collecting stamps or coins. At C-N ' the meetings there are showings of collections, exchanging of stamps and coins, and discussions about them. Miss l Celina Pilger is the advisor of the group. BOTTOM, ROW-Lorraine Greenberg, Roger Swanson. Jerry Rutman, Treasurer: Ken Bertossi, Vice-Presi- dent: Dick Clark, President: Delores Skoglund, Secretary: Connie Ingrebretson, Art Downey, John Kaufman, Bud Jorgensen. Sheree Cornfeldt. ROW 2-Conni Ravich, Ruth Berkus, Suzanne Levy, Marilyn Adelman, Tiby Sinykin, Anita Carter, Mary McNerney, Owen Hill, Bill Oehler, Milton Ettinger, Janet Dahlstrom, Barbara Malinoff, Audrey Zack. ROW 3--Ellie Hunt, Kathy Kiecking, Nancie Keys, Renee Ruth Kase, Dick Colestock, John M. Birmingham, C. Paul Faraci, Jerry Johnson, Pat Pool, Molly Friedman, Mary Phillips, Howard Ruvelson. ROW 4-Allen Schumeister, Jerry Paymar, George Broberg, Spencer Schuldt, Milt Sidley, Gary Klein, Bill Buhler, Dick Connelly, Gary Ernst, Alan Zuckert, Edwin A. Gass. A Cla MA Club The King and Queen on their ivory horses ride to the castle with all their little pawns tagging behind. This isn't Ivanhoe It's just what the monthly meeting of Central's Chess Club sounds like. Mr, Julius Kuck advises the club and helps the members achieve greater skill ' at the game. Every year a tournament is held in which all the members take part to determine Central's champion chess player. . l PAGE SIXTY-FOUR t 1 BOTTOM ROW-Julie Bosshardt, Sally McGee, Georgie Ann Schultz, Shirley Moore, Joy Smith, Patty Clarke, Gloria Lindberg. Ellie Hunt. ROW 2-Sheila Jamieson, Peggy Judge, Lois Bundy, Arvin Zalkaner, John Birmingham, Janet Greig, Margie Doran, Janet Knobloch. W ROW 3-Abby Moffat, Sally David, Dick Ingram, Bill Stempel, Keith DeZel1ar, Jim Hansen, Karen Berg, 512i C7116 Any student who owns a pair of skis and wants to learn to ski may apply for member- ship in the Ski Club. To keep the organization down to the size of a club instead of a skiing armada, tryouts are held, and only the best qualified applicants are admitted. This year the Ski Club entered some of its most skillful members in the various tournaments throughout the state. Mr. Robert Molkenbur, advisor for the club, keeps on the safe side at outings by claim- ing not to be an instructor but rather a chaperone. Despite bumps, bruises, and an occasional broken ski, everyone manages to have fun. ' Nancy Langford, Ed Rotter. ' BOTTOM ROW-Lawrence Spiegel, Margie Bowman, Celine Charpentier. Lorraine Greenberg. Jettabee 'X Christenson, Marilyn J. Kovec, Alice Anderson, Beth Bowman, La Vaun Peterson, Suzie Schwartz, Geri Ross, Sterling Blumstein. . ROW 2-Stanley Cohn, Robert Tucker, Susanne Cross, Nancy More, Treasurer: Tom Van Krevelen, Vice-N Presldent: Robeft Shuler, President: Ginny Dunn, Secretary: Ardes Blumstein, Fern Anderson, Lela Brynteson, Marilyn Thurston. ROW 3--Gloria Holland. Tom Birmingham, Dick Ziegler, June Benecke, Anne Isenberg, Jeanne Kennedy, Hattie Broner, Jim Ray. Molly Friedman, Lorraine Bender. V ROW 4-Bob Langford, Norman Dudovltz. Bill Lany, Charlotte Stein, Allen Schumeister, Lindy Dahlstrom, Marshall Short, John M. Birmingham, Eugene Norris Geller, Delores Dougherty. ROW 5-Kenneth Berglund, Dick Starkweather, Jim Holmes, Bill Quinlivan, Jerry Yugend, Dick Connelly, Harvey C. Aaron, Bill Strouts, ,Marvin Wolf. ' Camera C1416 . Organized lastyear, the Camera Club is the newest club at Central, Anyone interested in photography is eligible for membership. The purpose of the club is to teach the group the art of taking and developing pictures. Mr. Nyhus, mechanical drawing teacher, is advisor of the club. PAGE SIXTY-FIVE STANDING-Rolip Lillie, Vice-President: Mr. Robert Berg, Advisor: Don Murphy, Perry Kieffer, Rhodes Vangsness, Dick Clarke, Ken DeRosier, Bert Sigal, Don Sektnan, Don Ludwig, Elner L. Jensen, Secre- tary. Harold Cohen. SEATED-Charles Mullah. Treasurer: Bill Reichow, President. Frojec tivn Yo:-ce Thanks to Central's projection force, under the able direction of Mr. Robert Berg, you have undoubtedly spent quite a few enjoyableehours in room 10 watching movies for history, English, or perhaps some other subject, Mr. Berg picks the boys for the projection force from among those who are in his shop classes and who seem most interested in the Work. These boys learn everything connected with running 'and repairing moving picture projectors. We students owe a great deal of gratitude to this efficient force for the time and effort they give, in order to bring us information in such a pleasant manner. , , ai N ,Q iiii I 5 4? 2 'tgvq-dvi.-Q' fx XS 5 XX 'Y 'A X' It X. fw P f Q-as ' 6? f 1 6 PAGE SIXTY SIX , SEATED--Milton Gordon, Clerk of Court: Marlene Bockstruck, Assistant Secretary: James Armstrong, Chief Justice: Marjorie Witherspoon, Secretary: Tom Campbell, Associate Justice. STANDING-Carol Folsom, Justice: James Ray, Justice: Shirley Cooperman, Clerk: Bill Quinlivan, Clerk. Student Council Court J The Student Council Court personnel meets once a month to try those who have violated school traffic ordinances. These cases are turned over to the Court bv the Traffic Squad. The Court has a Chief Justice, four Associate Justices, two Secretaries, and a Clerk of Court. Miss Martha Sjoberg is the Court advisor. . The Traffic Squad helps to keep Central's students in line. The squad sees that We abide by the traffic ordinances laid down by the Student Council, Those violating the ordi- nances are turned over to the Student Council Court to be tried. Miss Irma Meili and Mr. A. C. Anderson are the advisors. ' Yraffic Sq und BOTTOM ROW-Lois Martineau, Secretary: Ronald Martineau, Sergeant: Bud Mereens, Sergeant: Jim Otto, Sergeant: Glenn Desmond, Lieutenant: Axel Paulsn, Captain: Phillip Ramstad, Lieutenant: Jim Neel, Sergeant: John McDermott, Sergeant: Harold Lacey. ROW 2-Irma Meili, Advisor: John Kaufman, Charles Mullen, David Olson, Joe Levy, Phil Fullerton, John Birmingham, Lloyd Milnar, Arnie Stilwell, A. C. Anderson, Advisor. ROW 3-Edwin Gass, Jack Butler, James Stochl, Gary Klein, Wilbur Deker, Ted Butler, George Broberg, Dick Starkweather, ltobert Vik. PAGE SIXTY-SEVEN -:Tb av ye' --ew- N. X ,. .. -- . xx N- , . N' 11- 5'1'1r: 'EwZ-'li '::fI': '- ' :I 'f'f:i2 -'-- . ' - Zefr' - 'i2.:a:a:e:2 fi'--:2:-' :Z EL,-: 'ii ., A . s-21:1-H ,sv .. x X . X Senior land Q, XQJ The Senior Band, one of Central's oldest organizations referred to with pride, functions on many occasions throughout the year. With a membership of sixty-six, including five Majorettes and two Flag Twirlers, it played for all the football games. A complete band assembly, assistance on others, and a spring concert comprise its major activities in the concert field. Participation in the annual St. Paul School Police Picnic Parade has challenged the marching. ability of this organization, and it has awarded them first place for the last four years. The band is entirely self-supporting. . Theofficers -for the first semester were ,Sid Nelson, president: Tom Tjorn- hom, vice-president: Margie Lawrence, secretaryg Dick Goar, treasurerfand Bill St-empel, business manager. i , F ' The five Majorettes were Rossy Makiesky, head Majorette, Margie Law- rence, Norma Hesser, Fern Anderson, and Jackie McCormack. Hel-en Montgomery and Joy Tulloch were the Flag Wavers. Drum Majorettes and Flag Wauers. it QS? AGE S XTY NlNE BOTTOM ROW-Bill Hann, Barbara Tjornhom, Beverly Baker, Nancy Villars, B111 Costello, President: Barton Burns. f ROW 2-James Weir, Robert Rick, Don Nelson, Frank Massey, Shale Gollon, Randall Tayler, Vice-President: Erwin Henschel, Secretary-Treasurer: Jim Schwartz, Dave Rees. unior Kandi The Junior Band, comprising aspirants to the Senior Band, is a relatively new organization. It was instituted by Mr. Campbell, who directs the group, and it has as its purpose to develop tone quality, rhythm, and general musician- ship. A round knowledge of all keys, both major and minor, and the ability to read rhythmic figures- rapidly with ease are among the points receiving attention. The results of this special training, though as yet affecting only a portion of the Senior Band, are quite manifest. The officers for the year were Bill Costello, Randy Tayler, and Erwin Henschel, president, vice-president, and Secretary-treasurer, respectively. 4 They play, too! PAGE SEVENTY BOTTOM ROW-Lois Thorsell, Mary King, Secretary-Treasurer: Patricia King-Ellison, Kathleen Burnstead, Marion Smith, Laverne Calof. ' ROW 2-Esther Overn, President: Milton Ettinger, Vice-Presidents Jole Lou Hilgedick, Stanley Kanevsky, Harold Motter, Shirley Bishop, Librarian: Ted Mackmiller, Edwin Gass. String fnafemble l The Central High School String Ensemble is a unique organization -in St. Paul high school life at present. It meets daily to' rehearse and enjoy the chamber works of the great writers of this musical form. An annual Chamber Music Concert is one of'Central'sgchoice musical activities patronized by many music lovers. ' This year the ensemble was used as a nucleus- With which to add a Wind group to accompany' the operetta given by the choir. The members are all enthusiastic in their love for ensemble playing. - Esther Overn headed the group for the first semester assisted by Milton Ettinger, vice president, and Mary Kin secretary-treasurer. gf-d y' . One.fw0-ffm. 0 if , . jyflyf if ! :filet PAGE SEVENTY-ONE BOTTOM ROW-Mary Marcos, Margaret Roehl, Bill Oehler, Treasurer: Marjorie Witherspoon, President: Joie Guion, Vice-President: Joanne Thompson, Secretary: Lois Gohn, Barbara Meyers. ROW 2--Leola Graham, Jean McMillan, Pat McGee, Lavaun Peterson, Margie Lawrence. Norma Hesser, Barbara Larson, Amaryllis Egley. ROW 3-Gloria Johnson, Pat French, Arnie Leonard, Tom Smith, Don Bakke, Marilynn Moy, Barbara Johansen, Mary Ann Gray. ROW 4-Alvin Apple, Bob Peterson, Jim Holmes, Judd McGuiggan, George Broberg, Bobby Nelson, Pete Schultz, Roger Dodds, Bill Strouts. u , ' n The P1rateA o engance Kay Nelson Sam Bill Strauts Mabel . Patty Collis ' ' ' Bill Buhler Mary Marcos Edith IPM McGee Frederic ...... . Tom Smith, 'Q ' LMargie Lawrence Major-General Stanley , . Oliver Handy Kate Barbara Larson y ' ' ' Lois Gohn Pirate King 0 . ' Gerald Hanley i Charles Sommers Isabel fMar1lynn Moy ' Uean McMillan Sergeant of Police . . Arnold Lgoilard . . . , George W1111amg Accompanists fM3IjOI12 Wlth rSpOO11 y ' ' U-Xlice, Gilbert A Ruth . A Joanne Thompson 1 1 Ann MCGIVHCY Y 3 Pirate pracliice. K x. BOTTOM ROW-Lois Thorsell, Shirley Thomas, Janet Pederson, Carol Haider, Anna McGivney, Darlene Herman, Leah Krawetz, Carmita Hitt. ROW 2--Dolores Tauer, Shirley Petersen, Bonnie Verson, Sally McGee, Janet Wright, Lois Zirk, Marceline Karthiser, Kay Nelson. ROW 3-Toby Allen, Ruth Tarrant, Pat Collis, John Birmingham, Martin Goldberg, Abby Moffat, Mary Thornton, Shirley Arne. ROW 4-Lowell Battey, Charles Sommers, Ronald Guion, Bill Buhler, Oliver Handy, Bill Peterson, Wayne Malmquist, George Williams, Manuel Nosowsky. ' , The Choir y The Choir, under the excellent direction of Miss Arlys Denzel, has really begun to make a reputation for itself in the musical life of St. Paul, It has become an organization of which Central may Well be proud. Many members of the Choir had the enjoyable experience of singing in the Statewide MEA Chorus on Cetoher 24. This n1USiC WHS recorded the night of the performance and later broadcast from the University of Minnesota. . On Sunday morning, November 10, they sang on a fifteen-minute Brotherhood Week program over KSTP. The honor Of sending eight Choir members to sing Christmas songs at the December meet- ing of the Women's Institute was this year bestowed upon Central. The boys and girls chosen for this performance were Norma Hesser, Lois Zirk, Joanne Thompson, Barbara Larsen, Oliver Handy, Roger Dodds, Bill Peterson, and George Williams. These people did a very creditable job. V The main undertaking this year was the presentation of the operetta, Pirates of Penzance, early in the spring with the assistance of the String Ensemble and members' of some of the chorus classes. lt afforded many people relaxa- tion and entertainment on the nights of performances which rewarded the Choir many times over for the work spent on it. . - Assemblies Were also included in its activities. ' The officers for the year were Mar- jorie Witherspoon, president: Joe Guion, vice-president: Joanne Thompson, sec- , retary: Bill Oehler, treasurer, and Mari- lyn Moy, business manager. Christmas carols? PAGE SEVENTY THREE BOTTOM ROW-Carmita Hitt, Barbara Gough, Ruth Littler, Fay Rooney, Gerry Birdsell, Ellie Hunt, Janet Knobloch, Beatrice Halpern, Jettabee Christenson. ROW 2-Eleanor Moore, Barb Hough, Sally McGee, Yvonne Franzmeier, June Park, Nancy Arbogast, Pat Blowers, Yvonne Petersen, Jean McMillan. ROW 3-Ruth Snyder, Beverly Helgeson, Jim Henderson, Grace Eastman, Marilyn Schaefer, Katy Norris, Jeanne Thompson, Katie Relf, Pat McGee. ROW 4-Joanne Thompson, Audrey Lehmann, Jerry Villars, Tom Tjornholm, Mel Sinykin. Arv. Zaikaner, Joanne Johnson, Jean Roach. Pain t and Patcliea Painting and patching with only their hands, this important club helps to make Central's stage productions continuous successes. Meetings on Tuesdays under the supervision of Miss Marjorie Dornberg, its advisor, the members of the club acquire a skill in stage makeup which they use ably every time the curtain goes up on a production. Karen Berg was president for this year. - 'K' 6,60 PAGE SEVENTY-FOUR A shine, too? 0 BOTTOM ROW-Jim Kerfoot, Laverne Calof, Nancy Witherspoon, Secretary: Catherine Norris. President: George Caldwell, Treasurer: Martin Coonan, Vice-Presidentg Bill Boyles, Ban Brooks, Marjorie Dorn- berg, Advisor. ' ROW 2-Marlene Bockstruck, Janet Hansen, Kathleen Ovendale, Mary Marcos, Ken Bertossi, Teddy Walsh, Bonnie Verson, Peggy Judge, Pete Bixby. ROW 3-Gloria Lindberg, Margie Mackay, Pat McGee, Nancie Keys, Ruth Grant, Marilynn Moy, Mary Ames, Sally David, Zoe Wilkerson, Bill Rosen, Georgie Ann Schultz. ROW 4-Janet Greig, Eleanor Moore, Margie Rock, Kay Merrill, Beverly Baker, Robert Grochau, Bill Buhler, Raymond Reister, Jim Larpenteur, Lowell Battey, Adele Sargent-, Donna Sandberg. BOTTOM ROW-Carmita L. Hitt, Martin Goldberg, Tom VanKrevelen, John Nelson, John'Blue, Torn Hubbard. Bill Oehler, Donn French, Dave Kachel. ROW 2-Ginger Milne, Helen Montgomery, Margie Doran, Marlys Jensen, Betty Williams, Jean McMillan, V Nancy Kyle, Ludlow Bixby, Carol Rohland, Jackie Kuhn, Carol Martin. ROW 3-Mary King, Barbara Ivey, Carol Folsom, Marcella Schmelzer, Jeanne Hilgedick, Beverly Helgeson, Lois Bundy, Carol Dyer, Jackie Gilbert, Alice Gilbert, Pat Foster. ROW 4-Marjorie Witherspoon, Sally Eha, Karen Berg, Abby Moffat, Robert Bratter, Tom Newman, Don R. Salper, Connie Carnes, Betty Langford, Betty Andree, Dolores Gantzer. 4 bramatic 61116 'PrQm the -ranks of the Dramatic Club may be drawn Central's future claim to fame. This club, oneof the oldest at Central, at its meetings once a month, draws from th-e talent of the group in presenting one-act plays and skits. It has afforded Central some of its most enjoyable entertainment in the form of assemblies, after-school plays, and especially the annual spring play, all under the able direction of Miss Marjorie Dornberg, The members of this congenial club turn to the lighter side of life with their Christmas party and spring picnic: yet they realize their purpose of promoting good drama and taking part in worthwhile theatrical experiences. The officers for the first semester were Catheine Norris, presidentg Martin Coonan, vice- president: Nancy,Witherspoon, secretary, and George Caldwell, treasurer. PAGE SEVENTY-FIVE John Blue, C. Paul Faraci, Stan Kanevsky, Assistant Manager: Manuel Nosowsky, Dick Connelly, Bill Buhler, Tom Van Krevelen, Jeanne Gordon, Nancy More, Dick Wallace. Dorothy Goldetsky, Rossy Makiesky, Marilyn Rivkln, Belle I-Ierwitz, Dolores Bernath, Dolores Abel, Marcella Schmelzer, Ed Gass, George Williams, Merrill Kuller, Manager: Jim Ray, Ronald Lindgren Knot in Dictureb. Stage 701-ce - The Stage Force is the unseen Cast behind all of Central's stage activities. They make the sets for the productions, take care of the stage and stage properties, and operate the public address system, the lights, and the curtains during performances and assemblies. They are gen- eral handy-men during assemblies and are oftenseen carrying props and acting as comedians. Merrill Kuller is th-e manager and Stan Kanevsky is the assistant manager. Miss Marjorie Dornberg advises the group. s Radiv Wo:-leA hop The Radio Workshop is Central's newest course whose members are those of the advanced speech class. Room 101 was remodeledduring the fall to provide room for the radio studio and the broadcasting equipment, The recording machine and the microphone can be used in such a Way that the sound may be sent into the main room. This training is very valuable to the stu- dent, and under the direction of Marjorie Dornberg the members have found it very interesting. Don Olsen, Jim Neel, Oliver Handy, Margie Sinykin. ,.,,, , 1 ? Y E i K X w ! ? ' gm' pf P .,w '?f-lj, ,M fsififfv' ,W Mbwwk W ff DQw1jfM ?,, 5 p E S N Q A ,a 5 Q S' E E R S S S N i S F S v if Q 9 S S f xx X x ,,,,:,, f:,g,.:f:.-'- 1 . Q. S '1.1:1.'is.'1..a:z::X... bu- 'Z Q 1.1? :.15'-fi 1 V ..s.s:f-' af-fEf:5::' 15N X X. wx g ,, FM N X XX ze: 1 wx , x Nvq lie, ' mb ',- '- x.., X BOTTOM RQW-Sullivan, Mieson, Merrinan, Foley, Keys, Friel, Bakke, MacRath. ROW 2-Dedolph iMgrJ, Snauffer, Williamson, Moore, Guion, Jensen, Rock, Korth, Rosen, Olson. ROW 3-Barlow, Seigel, Smeed, Loux, McKee, I-Ianlick, Skadron, Remsberg, Neuman, Mogelefsky, Nosowsky. ROW 4-Smith, Walker, Schwartz, George, Ray, Lindbergh, Krenz. r jfcvtball With Coach George Roscoe at the helm, this year's football team showed lots of spirit, fight, and determination to win. With this instilled in them, the boys went through the season With five victories and three setbacks. This record would no doubt have been better had it not been for a few tough breaks which fell upon the team. They began the season by downing S. P, AM26-6, and Murray, 27-7. They lost their firstwgame of the year to,Washington, 6-O. The Minutemen came back hard to defeat their old rivals, Mechanic Arts, Z4-6, and Hum- boldt, 7-6. They then lost to Harding and Wilson and ended up the season with a victory over Johnson. g For their standout work on the squad, three 'boys were honored on the All-City team. They were the following: guard, Bob Meiseng end, Jerry Sullivan, and back, Pat Williamson. x , SCORES Central 26 - St. Paul Academy Central 27 - Murray 7 Central O - Washington 6 Central 244- Mechanic Arts 6 Central 7 - Humboldt 6 Central 0 - Harding 33 Central 12 - Wilson 19 Central 7 - Johnson 6 ' , .-..1-,n-.4 .4 , BOTTOM ROW-McDermott, R.ock,'Sul1ivan, Neuman. Jensen. Korth. ROW 2-Mr, Kelly, coach: Barlow, Martin, Deiters, Vose, King, Kingsbeck, McGregor. 4 glaanleetball Central's defending co-champions opened the 1946-47 season with four straight victories. The Colonials downed last year's co-title holders, Mechanic Arts, in a thrilling game, 39-36. Murray was the next victim of the Minutemen as they fell, 32-28. The next game was with Monroe, and the boys Went out to win this one by a 30-25 count. This game will long be remembered by all, because it was 'Monroe who handed Central its only two defeats last year. The Minutemen's fourth victory came when Wilson was defeated, 47-30. With Central and Marshall both undefeated in conference play, the Minutemen's next game with the Greyhounds W-as rated as the game of the season. Central got off to a half-time -lead, but the Greyhounds outlasted the Minutemen and Won, 38-33. - Reeling from their defeat by Marshall, 'the Colonials dropped their second game to Wash- ington, 4O-27. This was the worst defeat handed to a Central team in two years. Central got back on the victory trail with a 43-31 win over Harding. A . Outstanding members of the team were: Sullivan, Neuman, Ring, Martin, Dieters, and McGregor. , Y W 2 aaa Lfryx' .X I B Squad gifs PAGE EIGHTY FOUR Q 1 X, NX E-rsX X1 -2- WS: NX N ,r:A.f., X'-::2:25iEE5i23f5X 3, KN: X : X ,X XE. i Q Q, NX XX X X X X X X X E '- mg, Q TOP ROW Coach Kelly Scadron D Ring Mcllrath, McKee, Stranhan, D Benepe Rapp Scoke R Ring W Rodgers.. BOTTOM ROW Vincent Rosen Barnes Dodds, Friel, T. Benene. Stemnle. p Track Centralf s defending track cham- pions under their new coach, Cole- man Kelly, got off to a slowstart by failing to place in the Metro- politan meet at the University of Minnesota. They placed fourth in a meet at Cretin against Mechan- ics, Monroe, Minneapolis South, and Cretin. In their first dual meet, they defeated Harding: then bowed to a strong Murray squad. They came back to defeat Me- chanics. Central took three firsts, one second, one third, and three fifths in the city meet. Outstanding for the Minutemen were: Wallace Rogers, Jack Leppla, Dick Ring, Duane Ring, Jim Barnes, and Den- nis Rapp, Q SCORES Central 80 -Harding 33 Central 3714 -Murray 75M Central 80M -Mech. Arts 32M gf fe. - . . -mia ., ,f 1 . 4 O A NGMQ . g 'w ii fffw '-' BACK ROW-Coach Roscoe, Snoffer, DeZe11er, Rosen George MCISBH Ray Loux gg, nga' ' Y- SECOND ROW--Nelson W EW-1 My fi' FIRST ROW--Williamson, Sandin, Johnson, Keys, Friel McGrath Remsberg 'l3,,,s,'1' 5' 1' ,.M'1Y.fii f' . if , S361 ,fig y' if-4' fu. V , ., 'i ' -- I 'I ith? 'vwllwi ' 'W '- l 149' , I l G . ,- 4 'ry 9 F' Q 0? M k , J C Adult. rf H e 9 l ' C f i ,, A1 I Ag igllllwlflf . ' A . Central's hockey team got off to a good start by beating Monroe 2 O They lost their next game, 3-0, -to Johnson, the team that went on to Wm the city championship. Marshall and Central tied, 2-2, and then Central lost to Mechanics, l-O. Central came back to tie Harding, 2-2, and then lost thelr last game to Humboldt, 4-3. 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X-is :::f1rf:1:sf1 5g FEI-I':If5l5:?35E5E5F5r- f:51'5555:1::1 52:22 t .T '1'f?if5'15'-5.1f.:Er-2 NE? ix :Ki Tiff'5:5EEE532I25:Ef55fiEQ:5EEfQE25QfE5. C:535I3552:5553233iii5iCi55QfQ?3H':':f::i: : :f':EEIS525E5EEE:55551S5E5Ei:::::':': XX X SX l flairT555533552551555512-'5E:35E52i'f'E1iE'-5'-Erf: : 1:::415-2--'-55: :2if I11E12522225sQsi3E:22Esi2EsZfE5,1:2E 5fiifE5E5E52:':I5i5?5':' H ' isCoREs Central 2 Central 0 Central 2 Central O Central 2 Central 3 Monroe O Johnson 3 Marshall 2 Mechanic Ar Harding 2 Humboldt 4 SCORES Central 57-Murray 18 Central 59-Mech. Arts 15 I Central 60-Humboldt 13. Central 53-Wilson 22 Central 41-Johnson 30 TOP ROW-Ingerbretson, McGuigean, Kegel, McGee, Kerfoot. SECOND ROW-Moy, Bixbyf Delander, Thomas. ' 1 , P. B d THIRD ROW-J. Butler, O son ran een. BOTTOM ROW-Edgerton, Paulson, T. Butler, Emrick, Jensen, E. Brandeen. Swimming Team Central's swimming team had a very outstanding year. The boys practiced during the teachers' strike and their hard work paid off. They won every meet and went on to become City Champions. ' , i W' TW A green and inexperienced gym squad failed to register an impressive record in the city standings this year. Paced by Captain Ned McKee, the boys worked out every day after school but failed to attain the necessary polish needed to gain the high spots in the conference. I Outstanding for the team were: Captain Ned McKee, Jerry Wetzstein, Dick G'Connel1, Harold Lacy, and Stan Scadron. I W ' 1 J y 1- V 5 TOP ROW-Day, Wollan, Kachel, Shador, Zucker, O'Conne1, Coach Kelly. . BOTTOM ROW-Backe, Conneys, Palastran, Scadron, Wetzstein, Lacy, Paul. sCoREs 1 A Central 0-Harding 5 Central l-Mechanic Arts 0 Central 3-St. Thomas 2 . . Central 3-Washington 10 Central 3-Marshall 1 Central 15-Monroe 6 A .- Central 7-Murray 1 Central 4-Wilson 3 I Central 7-Humboldt 6 Central 2-Johnson O Central l -Washington l 1 Kaweballa I Last year, Central displayed a better than average baseballtteam which ended up the season in third place. Had they won one more game, they would havepwound up in a tie for first place in the City Conf-erence. The team won seven and lost two in conference play and lost a playoff game to Washington. l The boys started off the season by dropping their first game to Harding, 5-O, lThey came back to defeat Mechanics, 1-0, and, then the Mfnutemen lost their seco-nd conference game to Washington, IO-3. Taking an about face, they came back to win over Marshall, 3-1, and then continued to go on and defeat Monroe, Murray, Wilson, Humboldt and Johnson in order. The Minutemen then lost their second game to Washington in the playoffs, ll-l. For his outstanding jobs in pitching and hitting, Jack Ambler was placed on the All- City team. Shortstop Pat iWilliamson was also honored, Other outstanding members on the team W'ere Curtis Lindberg, Arlen Erickson, Jerry Sullivan, Dick Neuman, and Wilbur Rogers. - PAGE EIGHTY NINE PAGE NINETY Mulligan, Heunisch, Moy, Rotter, Top Row-Johnson. Bratter. Brabec. ' Bottom Row-Nelson, Mergens. Peterson . qv! One of the strongest golf teams ever to be assembled at Central High School lost the city championship by one point last season. Except for this one defeat, they swept through their schedule with considerable ease. Captained by Jerry Bratter, the team was composed of Bud Mergens, John Nelson, Bob Peterson, and Dan Brabeck. ' In the city meet, they all played good golf with Nelson placing seventh among the top ten. Bratter and Mergens went into the state high school meet but failed' to place. ' This year's team should be considered another contestant for the cham- pionship with all last year's men returning except one. SCORES Central 7 -Johnson 8 Central 13M-Murray U6 i Central 15 -Marshall 0 Central 8 -Humboldt 7 Central 12 -Monroe,3 Central 14 -Washington l ' Ye n n IA l Central's tennis team, with only one returning veteran back from last year was again without a coach. Under Captain Don Rezab, an elimination tourna- ment was held and the team was chosen. The team wonits opening matches with Marshall, Monroe, and Murray. Humboldt and Johnson then came along to spell defeat for the Minutemen. Don Mulligan, Captain Don Rezab, and Bill Moy represented Central in the city tournament. 7 ' Other members on the squad were: Steve Wedemeier, Ed Rotter, and SCORES I Central 3-Marshall 2 , Central 1-Humboldt 4 Central 4-Murray 1 Central O-Johnson 5 Central .3-Monroe 2 Don Heunisch. - F PAGE NINETY-TWO BOTTOM ROW-f-Marlene Bockstruck, Ruth Dobberfuhl, Recording Secretary: Colleen Dixon, President: Sally Perkins, Vice-President: Jo Kulstad, Secretary-Treasurer: Shirley Thomas. ROW 2-Billie June Groetsch, Ethelyn Olson, Margie Rock, Marion Rech, Margie Polister, Marge Philippy. ROW 3-Jackie Gilbert, Marilyn Schaefer, Joan Kleyne, Jackie McCormack, Mary Jo Woodruff, Mary Ingersoll. . . fxecutiale Koard The meeting will come to order. And with this comqiand the Board meets the first and third Tuesday of every month at 3:00. The Executive Board plans all G. A. A. activities from tryouts and games to parties and out- side sports. Highlights of the year were the successful C Club calrd, party and the annual banquet in May. Members are elected by popular vote the pre- ced-in-g May. Officers for the year were Colleen Dixon, president: Sally Perkins, vice-president: Jo Kulstad, secretary-treasurer, and Ruth Dobberfuhl, recording secretary. Fun and excitement were to be found for all at the monthly get- togethers. G. A. A. is fortunate to have the leadership and cooperation of Miss Ryan, our advisor. V if -BOTTOM ROW-Marlene Boclsrtrucli, Mary Kelleher, Jo Kulstad, Patsy Keeley, BilLie June Groetsch. Shirley Thomas, Iatsy Braun, Laverne Calof. . , ROW 2-Peggy Cantwell, Betty Wolfangel, Ethelyn Olson, Phyllis Chisholm, Janet Tibbetts, Rita Akins, Barbara Ivey, Barbara Williamson. ROW 3--Betty Stempier, Mary Blaser, Patty Clarke, Mary Jo Woodruff, Florence Schultz. Anne Isenberg, Jackie Gilbert. Sharron Gordon. ROW 4-Elizabeth Wolter, Rita Skarda, Eileen Bock, Colleen Dixon, Joan Kleyne, Juanita Wenstrom, Yvette Lacey, Kay .Kelleher Pill M J, I X qi j . , , , l fl 1 , new V In l E E, P iff. v AXAI fy I ik 'X E V X . ' Kefereeaf All the screaming and yelling in ' themgym slxth period Thursday is just the Referees learning the rules and reg- ulations of the games. Each Referee helps Miss Ryan one period a Week to take roll call and officiate at games. PAGE NINETY-THREE PFGE NINETY'FOUR BOTTOM ROW-Margie Rock, Shirley Moore, Sally Perkins, Shirley Thomas, Barbara Williamson, Jo - Kulstad, Laverne Calof. ' ' ROW 2-Betty Cederberg, Ruth Dobberfuhl, Colleen Dixon. Jo Kleyne, Nancy Webb, Anne Isenberg. Margie Polister, Mary Ingersoll. , 1411 City The All-City Letter is only awarded to the ones that haveireceived their 'fC's. Fifteen hundred points are needed for the four-year all-city letter win- ners and tyvelve hundred and fifty for the three-year Winners. in X Y 77,77 YAY, 7, An, M, 4 BOTTOM ROW--Marlene Bockstruck, Peggy Cantwell. Sonia Tufenk, Billie June Groetsch, Alice Lind. Betty Stemner, Pearle Wiechmann, Joy Smith, Sharron Gordon, Phyllis Chisholm, Patsy Keeley, Donna Odegard. ROW 2-Carol Halder, Betty Wolfangel, Marian Beddie, Ethelyn Olson, Rita Akins, Jean Bundsarden, Mary Strandness, Delores Postell, Pat Kranz. Marge Ash. ROW 3-Teresa Smith, Florence Schultz, Elizabeth Wolter, Barbara Fields, Barbara Ivey, E. V. Ryan, Jackie McCormack, Kay Kelleher, Mary Jo Woodruff, Dorothea Hill, Janet Tlbbetts. now 4-Jackie Gilbert, Doris Mertens, Arlene Brown, Corinne Tebbetts, Juanita Wenstrom, Delores Skog- lund, Eileen Bock. Margaret Browne, Patty Clarke. Yvette Lacey, Marilyn Schaefer. Club' Unofficially the Girls' C Club began in 1909, when several girls who were active in sports gave an informal luncheon. In 1927 the present Girls' C Club was organized. A letter is given to each girl who receives 750 points in G. A. A. during three years at Central. After receiving their C's, they continue toqwork for an all-city award which requires an additional 500 points. The awards are presented at' the annual C Club banquet by Miss Ryan. The activities of this club include a card party, business meetings, and the banquet in the spring. B BOTTOM ROW-Corrine Tibbetts, Marge Philirhry, Barbara Ivey, Joyce Peltzer, Rita. Akins, Mary Jo Woodruff, Elizabeth Wolter tCapt.. Soph.l. Florence Schultz. Fay Kelleher. ROW 2-Marlene Bockstruck, Laverne Calof, Shirley Thomas, Pat Kranz, Mary Ingersoll, Pat King-Elli:on. Billie June Groetsch, Jo Kulstad, Betty Wolfangel, Patsy Braun. ROW 3-Elaine Eastman, Luella Cole, Sally Perkins, Marge Ash, Kay Nelson, Geneveive Grafe, Dolores Williams, Sonia Tufenk. ROW 4-Doris Mertens, Judith Shiely, Ruth Dobberfuhl, Pat Ransier, Marilyn Schaefer, Yvette Lacey, Patty Clarke. 7ie1d6a11 A shrill blast of the Whistle, the forwards go down the floor in a flash, and the game is on. The fullbacks, halfbacks, and goalie defend their goal from the opponents' onslaught. ' Pieldball marks the beginning of the G. A. A. athletic calendar. It's a game of coordination for all concerned, Good judgment, accurate passing, and good officials make for an exciting game. Teams this year were led by Colleen Dixon, Seniors: Ruth Dobberfuhl, Juniors: Elizabeth Wolter, Sophomores, and Marilyn Olson, Freshmen. The Sophs edged out the Seniors 3 to 2 for the fleldball laurels. 'iq 1,57 jx I , ,J 4. l 1 l-Rose Fever . . . 2-Just Plain Lazy . . . 3-Going My Way? . . , 4-High On a Windy Hill . . . 5-Where the Horse? . . , 6-We Two . , . 7-Big Chief . . . 8--The Thinker . . . 9--Snap . . . 10-Me and My Guy . . . 11-Crackle . , . 12--See no-Speak no-Hear no . . . 13- Pop . . . 14-Tree . . . 15-Bush . . . 16-Tail Light . . . 17--Stop Sign ,X 'lt's a basket! Mark it up! These were familiar cries while bas- ketball season raged on. The girls really gotiithe kinks out and had one swell time. It seems to be the best likediof all sports and com- prises about ten-weeks of the cal- endar. I Central merrnaids were to be found every Monday and Friday at the Y. W.'C. A. learning the know-how of it all. They were led this year by Billie June Groetsch. Fun and experience Were gained by au. f ,ef t , KMC, at ima. M? Xi 'E' V. gf gl' H up I . 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Xffigi' 9001660 1 09955 9 . if 'X Q I . nip, . fiwgggfilp ., Q g V iffy 00 X ..,.-Nw. 041 X I N X X my bay at Central 8 :OO-I arrive. 8:05-I have trouble opening locker. .8- .l0-Mr. Schwabe suggests I learn combination. 8:12-I follow good advice With success. 8:15--Miss Kennedy's seventh period begins. 8:15-I meet huckster, Neil George, selling basketball tickets. 8 120-I observe the usual groups hugging Cthe radiatorsj 8:25-Third floor pupils leave front hall. 8:27-Second floor pupils leave front hall. 8:29--First floor pupils leave front hall. : 8 8 8 8 8 9 9 9 f ,f L. , - f .iw PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWO 9 8. 30 -Tardy bell rings. - 31-Mr. Berg sends Gus Edlund to the office. 35-All skip slips have been distributed. 36 50 -Don Cameron asks, Assembly today? --First period begins. 52--I go to first period. 00-Robert Vik starts explaining solid geometry theorem. 35-Robert finishes. 40-Bell rings, Neil George sells a ticket. Q50-A new girl is in class. LLM 6323? 10:00-I find out her 'name is Joan. rj LLC 45 I B 10:10--I hear she goes steady. 93' 7 .S ,I . dd! 1Q:20-I use a ball pen. I in fa I 10:22-1 find our if is forbidden and flunk rest. 1 10:35-Audray Zack saunters to Spanish class. 10:40--Mr. Molkenbur's chemistry class decides to talk about chemistry. I bb 11:40-First lunch starts. A 11:45-Mr. Anderson says I pushed Carol Folsom. 11:46--I deny it, 11147-I receive 7th period. ll! 11:48-I decide it was worth it. 12:05-Jean 'Franklin and Jim Neel plan their happy life. I 12:10-Jean Gordon heads for nurse's office. 12:15- She is back in study. 12:20-I sleep and dream of banana splits and Ruth Littler. . Wk 12:30-I am aroused. No, I don't have the comic book. It's in that row. By Deiters, I think. - ,,,.Z P!- 12:35-Second lunch commences. V , 12:40--Boy beside me passes over a dill pickle. 12:50-I decide I don't like garlic. 1:05-I race for fifth period. . Q 5 W 2:00-Most of the Juniors and Seniors are ooo excusedf ' 2:30--The Traffic Squad clears the han of QM. I Seniors. x 'Q . , XA X, 3 :OO-Freshmen and Sophomores are excused. .Sl - 3:30-Seventh period ends, and I'm excused. , K XR , ! X 4:00-Neil George still trying to sell tickets. 5:00-Cehisean, Times, and World staffs go X- K home. ' I 4 QQ QB fg,20 0 1494-6 T Congratulations CENTRAL sENloRs n OF 1947 Qaffdag 1 New Location . . . 518 Midland Building C70 YllUllli PEUPLE Congratulations and-A 1 3' . Success! ,l .. Ua1IvuliA flowel-A GEIHHEHU Accounting Banking 'Cost 'Accounting Income Tax Advertising Salesmanship Management Economics . Mathematics Business Law Shorthand Typewriting English Correspondence Spelling Fenmanship Office Training Secretarial Office Machines Civil' Service Billing V Filing V I Secure Your Training at . . . Pioneer Bldg. St. Paul. Minn., 1 SUNY YGQTS Of . . .Opeshon I A I'-'T. F. Kennedy , G. S. 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