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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1948 volume:

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PAUL, MINNESOTA ,,qV 4j,'iQfQ?fi,'?5W MMM .v . . 1 Edztor-ln-Chzef ...................., GEORGE BROBERG . Associate-E di tor ....... ..... Q ........ M arilyn Schaefer Business Manager .......... -----------Audray Zack ONTENTS Foculty Seniors Activities Sports i OREWCRD The Class of 1948 watch-ed the aftermath of a tragic second world war, the setting up of peace machinery in the form of the United Nations, and an upset of economic conditions. Tremendous changes and improvements have taken place with such rapidity as to leave us breathless because of what they portend. Our high school' experience has been preparing us to participate in this future with its unlimited potential success. The eternal heritag-e of youth- eagerness, fearlessness, perseverance, and natural joy--will continue to carry us through in spite of the present seeming turbulent condition of the world. Today We, the Class of '48 ,hopefully and joyously accept the challenge of the times to Work for a future filled with a number of things that we should all be as happy as kings. .-Ji? A 1, t M .- ' , 5 .Q J A..-6 ,. - i' N475 .,f' i t' I I X ' v.,.w- V I 'yM.,M- W A. I ffdlwf 45, un- t' R, X I ,- . F! ,- w , xl M aff, F ..iL,w' ' . W, , , W f'f'x. .4 Q , mammmxmvmwmwv:,uxw:5.-rx.-Mg-mmx ..,: , x. , ,. ., - k---ww -W4 MISS CLAUSSEN Miss Clara Claussen, who occupies the middle Sanctum in our school office, checks and double checks,the credit records of Central students. It is a wise student who makes her acquaintance early in his career. MISS SAS and MISS RUGG Miss Margaret Sas and Miss Ruth Rugg, our office managers, are ready for business as usual. With their assistants, the girls who take office practice, they keep the daily routine running smoothly. MISS I-IAIGH and MISS MC REAVEY Miss Edith Haigh, director of student personnel, and' Miss Marian McReavey, our school nurse,.are' the doctors who minister to .the mental and physical ills of the stu- dent body. They are very essential in keeping up school morale. . - , MRS. NONIE JOST Mrs. Nonie Jost, Cafeteria manager, with her assistants, Miss Sibilla Kline and Mrs. Margaret Henderson, are ready to ring the lunch bell. The theme of this year's Cehisean strikes a highly optimistic note and rightly so, for without the unquenchable optimism of youth our civilization would long ago have com- pletely run down like a clock that needs winding. The world is so full of a number of things is more true now than ever before. The youth of today have the fruits of the labor bf former generations poured into their laps in great profusion. The possibilities for good which lie in this great store of practical knowledge should be most inspiring to them. There are all the material means and tools at hand to raise all peoples of the earth to a higher level of well being and prosperity than has ever before been known. BUT ONE ALL IMPORTANT THING IS STILL NEEDED TO MAKE THIS POSSIBLE. All the accumulated knowledge, the in- credible scientific achievements of the human race, can bring only greater destruction unless all is organized and directed by the highest ideals and wisdom known to man. Nothing less will do. This is the challenge to youth today! To put their optimism, their boundless enthusiasm and ambition into the job of applying the highest spiritual ideals known to man to the solving of the world's problems. Then, by and by, we can all become as happy as kings were supposed to be in the days of old. A. G. MEIER A. G. MEIER, Principal MR. INGEBRETSON Mr. Adolph Ingebretson, assistant principal, has learned to know both teachers and students in his first year at Central. He is always ready to cooperate with everyone who comes to his office. FACULTY SECTION MISS KNIGHT . Miss Pearle Knight, our Student Council advisor, is being high pressured into buy ing a homecoming button by Kay Thomp- son and Helen Peterson. l MRS. TOPDAI-IL and MISS PILGER Taking time from their conference on social studies for our protographer to snap a picture are Mrs. Manila Topdahl and Miss Celina Pilger. MESSRS. NYHUS, BERG and SCHWABE Our industrial arts triumvirate, Messrs. John Nyhus, Robert Berg, and Al Schwabe, confer on the building of a house. MISS MEILI Our authority on animals, vegetables, and minerals, Miss Irma Meili, is shown prov- ing to Elaine Durfey and Adrian Warner that a butterfly does have wings. Dedication In Sepember, l944, the class of '48 entered Central as eager, bewildered ninth graders. At that time we were primarily concerned with the new ex- perience of high school and gave little thought to the vast world outside. The number of things which came into our lives all seemed to make us happy as kings , Now that we have advanced in knowledge, as well as in years, we realize that we must prepare ourselves for a part in this changing world whose horizons are constantly receding. For helping us attain a clearer realization of values, we are greatly in- debted to our class advisor, Miss Marie Hart. With our deepest appreciation for her kind understanding, we dedicate the H1948 CEHISEANH to her. SENIOR CLASS A OFFICERS MARGERY RGCK Vice President JAMES MASON Treasurer OTTO KORTH President BARBARA GOUGH ,Secretary MISS STROBLE ' Miss Elizabeth Stroble supervises some of her pupils' art work and gives some helpful suggestions. It is her pupils that put out he famous Christmas posters that adorn the walls during that season. MISS HAGIN Commercial work is taught by Miss Helen Hagin, who has enabled many a student to get a start in the business world. PAGE EIGHT MISS AMUNDSON The girls in the homemaking classes get valuable suggestions from Miss Esther Amundson, home economics teacher, in preparing tasty dishes as well as in the art of acquiring the new look. MR. RYAN and MR. KUCK Mr. Julius Kuck, history teacher, and Mr. :Jack Ryan, bookkeeping teacher, talk it over during a free moment school V l?4'.s,M! fs . if n routine. , V 4 6. 4,u4fawK..f15'4 lt 1 - I ,I '5 If I1 g I 4 ' 'r'Li4,1,fVK, , 5' , ' Q' burns-di Lfffb 4 1 js dai? V.,,4,4u,f.1, g , wx' .L-5 ' ,J g,,ai,1f 1 1 .' ,- MR. CAMPBELL Under the expert baton of Mr. Chester Campbell, the band and orchestra have gained success in their musical endeavors. MISSES ANDERSON, MUNSON, and BRYANT Three of our English teachers, Miss Hilda Anderson, Miss Marion Munson, and Miss Nlary Bryant, discuss the merits of a new publication. 1 MRS. JCHNSON and MRS. RYDER The Cehisean would never appear with- out the able supervision of two of our English teachers, Mrs. Amanda Johnson and Mrs. Sara Ryder. MISSES FLITCH, HART and BAUMGART Miss Lillian Elitch, Miss Marie Hart, and Miss Dorothy Baumgart, civics, general science, and English teachers, take time out to pose with Diana. PAGE NINE MESSRS. ANDERSON, MOLKENBUR and McCALLUM The scientific three, Mr. Emil Anderson, physics teacher, Mr. Robert Molkenbur, chemistry teacher, and.Mr. John McCallum, aeronautics teacher, are pictured here talk- ing shop, MISSES COCHRAN, HEYD, and BABER Miss Grace Cochran, Miss Nellie Heyd. and Miss Florence Baber, English, mathe- matics, and Latin teachers, find mutual interests to discuss. MISS JOHNSON With ang efficient staff of student help- ers Miss Laurie Johnson, schol librarian, keeps her library in good order, and helps us get the right book in our pursuit of knowledge. PAGE TEN MRS. LOWE Snapped during class Mrs. Inez Lowe looks approvingly at a student conjugating a Latin verb. Mr. Donald Simmelink, economic geogra- phy teacher, and Mr. Stanton Thorson, mathematics teacher, were enjoying a laugh over their study periods as ur photographer came along. MISS ROSENBERG and MISS O'HARA Miss Alice Rosenberg, English teacher, and Miss Sally O'Hara, civics teacher, start the day with a morning chat. MISS WICKER and MISS PEDERSON Not planning secretly but just posing for our photographer are Miss Mable Wicker, English teacher, and Miss Ann Pederson, mathematics teacher. MISS DENZEL Taken in the midst of class Miss Arlys Denzel is shown conducting one of her singing groups. Her students have made many an assembly as glee clubs and operettas. MISS HECK and MISS MATTSON Are geometry and social studies related subjects? We are not sure, but we find Miss Helen Heck, mathematics teacher, and Miss Maybelle Matson, social studies teacher, have much to say about their own subjects. MR. WATSON and MR. GERSPACH Two history teachers, Mr. Stanley Wat- son, hisory teacher, and Mr. Anthony Gerspach, also a history teacher, snapped before daily classes begin. PAGE ELEVEN MR. ROSCOE and MR. KELLY Two of the most popular teachers at Central are the athletic coaches, Mr. George Roscoe and Mr. Coleman Kelly. They are shown here with a few of the boys . MISS SJOBERG and MISS RYAN Whether it be trigonometry or girls' sports, Miss Martha Sjoberg, mathematics teacher, and Miss Emma Ryan, girls' ath- letic director, find something interesting to talk about. MISS DORNBERG and MISS BACH Miss Marjorie Dornberg and Miss Lydia Bach discuss the fundamentals of good speech which they both stress in their work. MISS ALLEN The mainstay of the Times is its advisor Miss Olive Allen, and her staff of editors. artists, feature writers, and all of the others that put out the paper. M X JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JEAN ROACH. ....... ........ V ice President GEORGIA ANN SCI-IULTZ. ....... Secretary TOM NEWMANL ..... .i........ P resident RICHARD GREENBERG. ........... Treasurer SOPI-IONIORE CLASS OFFICERS HUGH MEIERE-. ................n. Vice President NANCY PARTRIDGE ...... ......... S ecretary JIM FRIEL ....... .......... P resident JERRY COULTER ........ ........ T reasurer PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN C7444 MARILYN ADELMAN-Spanish Club, Debate Club, I. R. C., Sec., Chess Club, Y-Teens, Girls' League, Bowling Club, Historical Society, Orchestra, Times Revue , Class Com.. Assemblies. RICHARD ALFONSE. DONNA ALLEN-Y-Teens. Girls' League, Student Council. DOROTHY ALLEN--Girls' League, Student Council. ROBERT ALLEN. EDMUND AMIDON-Chess Club, Tri Hi-Y, Times Ed. Staff, Football, Track. ELWOOD ANDERSON. PAT ANDREAS-Spanish Club, Treas., Science Club. Girls' League, Assemblies. ROLAND ANFINSON-Chemistry Club. Delta Hi-Y, Band, Pep Band, Assemblies. ANNE AYERS--Girls' Choir, Science Club, Sec., Forensic Club. Press Club, Dramatic Club, Girls' Club. G. A. A., iCentral High, Duluthb, Chemistry Club, Class Com. MARJORIE BADGER,-Girls' Glee Club. PHYLLIS BAILEY-Spanish Club, Y-Teens, G. A. A. DONALD BAKKE-Rifle Club, Sec.. Historical Society, Vice Pres., Pres.. Student Council, Lingua Latina. Pres., Souph. Class Vice Pres., Gym Team, Choir, Pirates of Penzance , Student Council Court, Band Concert, Assemblies. BAR.1??RA BANACH--Y-Teens. Girls' League, Times Bus. Sta . JAMES BARNES-Tri Hi-Y. Treas., C Club, Track. Basketball. BETTY LOU BAUMGAERTNER-Y-Teens. MARILYN BAUMHOFER-French Club, Girls' League, A Cho-lr. Assemblies. JUNE BENECKE-Camera Club. Bowling Club. RICHARD BENEPE-Tri Hi-Y, Vice Pres., C Club, Crosscountry, Football, Basketball, Swim Team. Track, Assemblies. THOMAS BENEPE-Tri Hi-Y. Ski Club, C Club, Football, Crosscountry, Swim Team, Track, Assemblies. JAMES BENTON-Traffic Squad, Projection Force, Central Hi-Y, Student Council, Ski Club, Basketball, Track. of 1948 DAVID BERG-Euclidean Circle, Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Home Room, Pres., R. O. T. C., Lieut., Stage Crew: West Senior Hight, fRockford, Illinoisj, Class Com. HERBERT BERNICK-I. R. C., Rifle Club, Science Club, Chemistry Club, Track. Crosscountry, Band, Pen Band, Band Concert, Student Council, Jr. Red Cross, Assemblies. HOWARD BERNSTEIN- Times Ed. Staff, Pirates of Penzance. KENNETH BERTOSSI-Dramatic Club, Historical Society, Rifle Club, Chess Club, Student Gov't., J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. GERALDINE BIRDSELL-Lingua Latina, Girls' League Council, Paint and Patches, J. S. Com., Class Com., G. A. A., Choir, Band, Assemblies. ROSE BIRNBERG-Girls' League, Bowling Club, Chess Club. GORDON BJORKLUND. GRETCHEN BJORKLUND-Girls' League, Times Bus. Staff, Student Council Court. JOHN BLUE-Dramatic Club, Chemistry Club, Bird Club, Spanish Club, Four Daughters , Radio Workshop, Stage Force, Cheerleader, C Club, Class Com.. Assemblies. PATRICK BOECK--Y-Teens, Camera Club G. A. A., Class Com. WILLIAM BOHNEN-Latin Club. JOHN BORGESON-Chess Club, Science Club, Camera Club, Orchestra, Band, Band Concert, Traffic Squad, Assemblies. DAN BRABECK-Spanish C'lub, Ski Club, Golf Team, Cheer- leader, Student Council, Class Com. EDWARD BRANDEEN-Camera Club, Track, Swim Team, C Club, Assemblies. PHILIP BRANDEEN-Football, Swim Team, C Club, Traffic Squad, Assemblies. SHIRLEY BRECKMAN-Girls' League, Y-Teens. BARBARA BRIGHT-Dramatic Club, cheerleader. Class Com., Assemblies. GEORGE BROBERG-Historical Society. Chess Club, Pres., Spanish Club, Vice Pres., Rifle Club, Pres., Rang Sera., Jr. Class Treas., Choir, Band Concert, Pirates of Penzance , Cehisean Ed-in-Chief, Quill and Scroll, Traffic Squad, Class Com., Assemblies. RUTH BROKAU-Girls' League. ANN BROMS-I. R. C., Sec.. Spanish Club, Girls' League, Radio Workshop, Wardrobe, Assemblies. ' DWIGHT BROOKS-Jr. Red Cross, Student Council, Choir, Hockey, Central Hi-Y, Football, Assemblies. PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN .Claw ARLENE BROWN-Girls' League, Girls' Glee Club, Band Concert, C Club, All City Award, Assemblies. JEAN BROWN-Girls' League. PATRICIA BROWN-Literary Club, Latin Club, Girls' League, Quill and Scroll, World , Times Ed. Staff. . I LELA BRYNTESON-Camera Club, Y-Teens, Chess Club, Girls' League, Class Com. WILLIAM BUHLER-Dramatic Club, Stage Force, Chess Club, Science Club, Treas., Lingua Latina, Choir, Pirates of Penzance , Band Concert, Student Gov't., Her Gracious Majesty , Class Com., Assemblies. DAVID BUMGARDNER-Ski Club, Literary Club, Rifle Club, Cehisean Fac. Ed., J. S. Com., Class Com. FRED BURNSTEAD--Chemistry Club, Stamp and Coin Club. JACK BUTLER-Bowling Club, -Stamp and Coin Club, Rifle Club, Central Hi-Y, C Club, Camera Club, Swim Team, Capt., Crosscountry, Track, Traffic Squad, Lingua Latina, Vice Pres., Chess Club, Assemblies. TED BUTLER,-Traffic Squad, Chess Club, Latin Club, Rifle Club, Science Club, Jr. Red Cross, C Club, Stage Force, Swim Team, Tennis, Class Com., Assemblies. GEORGE CALDWELL-Dramatic Club, Treas., Central Hi-Y, Sec., Student Council, Soph. Class Pres., Basketball, Foot- ball, Class Com., Assemblies. LAVERNE CALOF-Dramatic Club, Jr. Red Cross, Girls' League Council, Orchestra, String Ensemble, Student Council, Cehisean , G. A. A.. Referee, C Club, All City Award, Cheerleader, Assemblies. JOAN CAMPBELL-I. R. C., Bowling Club, World , G. A. A., Assemblies. BARBARA CANAN-Girls' League. DOLORES CAREY-Spanish Club, Girls' League, Quill ana Scroll, Times Revue , Girls' Glee Club. JANET CARLSON-Chess Club, Bowling Club, Girls' League, G. A. A., Class Com., Assemblies. PAUL CARLSEN-Student Council, Football, Hockey, Assemblies. ANITA CARTER-spanish Club, 1. R. c., chess Club, Bowling Club, Class Com., Assemblies. BARBARA CECIL-Y-Teens, Dramatic Club, Student Council, Choir, Assemblies. PATTY CLARKE-Y-Teens, Ski Club, Bowling Club, Quill and Scroll, Times Ed. Staff, G. A. A., C Club, All City Award, Referee, Class Com., Assemblies. RICHARD CLARKE-Dramatic Club, Vice Pres., Chemistry Club, Chess Club, Pres., Treas., Student Council, Town Meeting, Projection Force, Track, Class Com., Assemblies. DOROTHY CODY-Girls' League, Y-Teens, Bowling' Club, Student Council, Assemblies. o 1943 DONNA COLEMAN-Girl's Glee Club, String Ensemble, Y-Teens. DONNA COLLING-Girls' League. TOM COLLINS-- C Club, Basketball, Assemblies. MARTIN COONAN-Central Hi-Y, Vice Pres., Sec., Dramatic Club, Pres., Vice Pres., Four Daughters , Town Meeting, Radio Workshop, Class Com., Assemblies. WILLIAM COONS-Science Club, Traffic Squad, Class Com. ELTON CROWELL-Football, Basketball, Track, Class Com. ALBERT DAVEY-Operetta, Choir, Intra-Mural Sports: CMurraY High, St. Paull. b SALLY DAVID-Ski Club, Spanish Club, Student Council, Girls' League, Dramatic Club, Homecoming Queen, Wardrobe, J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies, WILBUR DECKER-Traffic Squad. KENNETH DE ROSIER. GEORGE DIXON. RUTH DOBBERFUHL-Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Pres., Sec., Historical Society, Girls' League, G. A. A., Ex. Board, Pres., Sec., Referee, All City Award, C Club, Student Council, Student Gov't., Girls' Glee Club, Cehisean Girls' Sports Ed., Quill and Scroll, Class Com., Assemblies. ROGER DODDS--A-Paint and Patches, Treas., Dramatic Club, Tri Hi-Y, Student Council, Pirates of Penzance , Band Concert, Choir, Track, Basketball, Assemblies. MARJORIE DORAN-Dramatic Club, Ski Club, Student Council, Tri Sigma, Girls' League, Treas., Student Gov't.,. Times Ed. Staff, G. A. A., Class Com., Assemblies. DONNA DOUGLAS-Paint and Patches. LOIS DREYER-Girls' League, Historical Society, G. A.A., C Club, Assemblies. WILLIAM DRUM-Central Hi-Y, Lingua Latina, Rifle Club, Cehisean , Class Com., Assemblies. ROSALIE' DUDOVITZ-Spanish Club, Girls' League, Radio Workshop, Assemblies. THOMAS DUGGINS. ' ELAINE DURFEY-Girls' League, Y-Teens, Bird Club, Girls' Glee Club, Class Com., Assemblies. GR.ACE EASTMAN-Lingua Latina, Paint and Patches, French Club, Historical Society, Orchestra. PAGE SEVENTEEN v PAGE EIGHTEEN C1444 AMARYLLIS EGLEY-Tri Sigma, Chemistry Club, Choir, Band Concert, Pirates of Penzance , G. A. A., J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. DAVID ELLENBECKER-Adv., Gym, Times Bus. Staff. MERILYN ELSE-Y-Teens, Literary Club, Bowling Club, Girls' League, Lingua Latina, G. A. A., Class Com., Assemblies. JUDITH ENGELSON-Girls' League. WILLIAM ENGLAND--Bowling Club. Q MILTON ETTINGER-Historical Society, Chess Club, Latin Club, Treas., Vice Pres., Student Council, String Ensemble, Orchestra, Student Gov't., Assemblies. C. PAUL FARACI-Chess Club, Stamp and Coin Club, Chemistry Club, I. R. C. Rifle Club, Science Club, Stage Force, Times Bus Staff, Jr. Red Cross, Band Concert, Traffic Squad, Cehisean , Class Photog., Quill and Scroll, Class Com., Assemblies. DORIS FISHER-Girls' League, Ski Club, Tri Sigma, Jr. Red Cross, Times Revue , Girls' Glee Club, Class Com., Assemblies. ' ' KATHLEEN FITZGERALD. JODELLL FLEMING-Girls' League, Spanish Club, Times Ed. Staff. BETTY FLESHER--Spanish Club, Camera Club, Chess Club, Girls' League, Assemblies. AUDITH FOLKERS-Girls' League, Y-Teens. JAMES FREEBURG-Dramatic Club, Literary Club, Sec., Historical Society, Sonh. Honor Medal, Rifle Club, Cehisean , Student Council, Soph. Class Treas., World', Circulation Mgr., Class Com., Assemblies. DONN FRENCH-Student Council, Treas., Dramatic Club, Historical Society, Central Hi-Y, Sec., Band Concert, Track, J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. JEAN FRENNESEN-Y-Teens, Latin Club, Chess Club, Girl's League, Bowling Club, Band, Band Concert, Cehisean , Student Council, Class Com., Assemblies. BERNARD FRIEL-Dramatic Club, Sonh. Class Pres., Hockey, Football, Track. Crosscountry, Student Council, Pres., Treas., C Club, Tri Hi-Y, Sec., Inner Council, Hi-Y, Sec.-Treas., Times , Art Ed., J. S. General Chm., Class Com., Assemblies. COLEEN GALLAGHER. WILLIAM G-ANNAWAY-Football, Hockey. NORMA GARLEY-Girls' Glee Club, Literary Club, Dramatic Club, Y-Teens, Girls' League, Choir, Band Concert, World , Assemblies. EDWIN GASS--Stamp and Coin Club, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Chess Club, Rifle Club, Tri Sigma, Orchestra, Traffic Squad, Lt., Times Bus. Staff, Mgr. THOMAS GEER,-Choir. o 194 DUDLEY GEORGE-Lingua Latina, Chess Club, Rifle Club. EVELYN GIEFER. JACQUELINE GILBERT-Dramatic Club, Girls' League, Times Girls' Sports Ed., G. A. A. Ex. Board, C Club, All City Award, Referee. Times Revue , J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. VIRGINIA GOGINS-Girls' League, Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Assemblies. LLOYD GOSSAlcience Club, Radio Workshop. JEAN GOTTFRIED-Debate Club, Bowling Club, Historical Society, Latin Club, Vice Pres., Girls' League, G. A. A., Y-Teens, I. R. C., World , Literary Club, Treas., Cehisean , Album Ed., Quill and Scroll, Class Com., Assemblies. BARBARA GOUGH-Dramatic Club, Paint and Patches, Latin Club, Girls' League, Tri Sigma, Y-Teens, Treas., Sr. Class. Sec., G. A. A., Class Com., Assemblies. MARY ANN GRAY-Girls' League, Choir, Pirates of Penzance , G. A. A., Assemblies. ROBERT E. GROCHAU--I. R. C., Lingua Latina, Pres., Dramatic Club, Literary Club, Times Ed. Staff, Cehisean Snaps. Ed.. Town Meeting, Quill and Scroll, Class Com., Assemblies. BILLIE JUNE GROETSCH--Dramatic Club, Girls' League, Cheerleader, Radio Workshop, Cehisean , G. A. A. Ex. Board. C Club, All City Award, Referee, Assemblies. ROBERT GUSTAFSON-Class Com. BEVERLY GYLLENBLAD- Times Bus. Staff, Assemblies. AUDREY HAGGERTY-Girls' League, Assemblies. CAROL HAIDER-Y-Teens. Girls' League, G. A. A.. C club, Choir, Pirates of Penzance , Band Concert, Assemblies. GERALDINE HAMPE-Radio Workshop, Times Revue , Student Council, Girls' League, Class Com., Assemblies. LOIS HANG-Girls' League, Tri Sigma, Y-Teens. G. A. A., Class Com. GERALD HANLEY-Choir, Pres., -Pirates of Penzance , Band Concert, Student Council, Assemblies. LOUIS HAUSER-Tri Hi-Y, Band, PCD Band, Assemblies. DAYLON HAVENAR-Y-Teens, Girls' League, Latin Club, Assemblies. PHYLLIS HAWN-Girls' League, G. A. A., Assemblies. CAROL I-IECKMAN-Latin Club, Pres., Quill and Scroll, Vice Pres., Tri Sigma, Historical Society, Y-Teens, I. C. C. Rep., Literary Club, Times , Co-Ed.-in-Chief, Feature Ed., Soph. Honor Medal, G. A. A.. C Club, Jr. Class Sec., -Student Gov't., Class Com., Assemblies. PAGE NINETEEN 1 i K 1 l PAGE TWENTY A C1444 YVONNE HELLAND-Girls' League, Chemistry Club. , DARLENE HERMAN-Spanish Club, Vice Pres., Literary Club, Choir, Y-Teen, Pirates of Penzance , Band Concert, Jr. Red Cross, Class Com., Assemblies. JEAN HILGEDICK-Y-Teens, Latin Club, Radio Workshop, Girls' League, G. A. A.. Dramatic Club, Student Council, J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. OWEN HILL-Dramatic Club, Ski Club, Chess Club, Cheerleader, Tri Hi-Y, Cehisean , J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. CARMITTA HITT-Choir, Sec., Student Council, G. A. A., Pirates of Penzance , Spanish Club, Girls' League, Dramatic Club, Paint and Patches, Assemblies, Jr. Red Cross, Referee, C Club. HOWARD HOGBERG. I JAMES HOLMES-Science Club. Camera Club, Choir, Pirates of Penzance , Band Concert, Times Ed. Staff, Swim Team, Crosscountry, Track, Gym Team, Assemblies. GARY HOSTETLER. BARBARA HOUGH-Paint and Patches, Latin Club, French Club, Student Council, Bookstore, Chess Club, Girls' League, Cehisean , Ski Club, Assemblies. MARILYN HUBBARD-Girls' League, Student Council, G. A. A., Class Com., Assemblies. ELINOR HUNT-Paint and Patches, Sec., Girls' Glee Club, Student Council, Girls' League, Band Concert, Class Com., Assemblies, Chess Club. THOMAS IGO-Tri Hi-Y, Pres., Assemblies. ELSIE MAY INDRA-Y-Teens. CONRAD INGEBRETSON-Bowling Club, Stamp and Coin Club, Chess Club, C' Club. Hockey, Crosscountry, Swim Team, Tennis, Football, Traffic Squad. DONNA ISAKSON-Spanish Club, Times Bus. Staff. VALERIE IVERSON-Y-Teens, Historical Society, Girls' League. JOAN JAGOE-Girls' League, Bowling Club, G. A. A., Assemblies. MARY ANN JAMESON-Girls' League, G. A. A., Re'feree,, C Club, All City Award, Y-Teens. MARLYS JENSEN-Student Council, Ass't Sec., Jr. Red Cross, Sec., Tri Sigma, Treas., Dramatic Club, Girls' League Council, Ski Club, Chess Club, G. A. A., J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. MAXINE JENSEN-Dramatic Club, Girls' League, Girls' Glee Club, Jr. Red Cross, G. A. A., Referee. CAROLE JOHNSON-Girls' League, Bowling Club, Camera Club, Assemblies. 0 1948 CREIGHTON JOHNSON-Traffic Squad, Projection Force. CURTIS JOHNSON-Bowling Club, Track, Assemblies. DONALD JOHNSON-Bowling Club, Track, Adv. Gym, Assemblies. GERALDINE JOHNSON-Dramatic Club, Chess Club, Trl Sigma, Student Council, Radio Workshop, G. A. A., Girls' League, Class Com., Asseniblies. JOANNE JOHNSON-French Club, Dramatic Club, Paint and Patches, Tri Sigma, Latin Club. Historical Society, Student Council, Girls' League, C Club, G. A. A. Ex. Board, Referee. Choir, Times Revue , Times Bus Staff, Fresh. Class, Vice Pres., Cehisean Club Ed., Quill and Scroll, J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. STANLEY KANEVSKY-Stage Force, Asst. Mgr., Dramatic Club, Chemistry Club, String Ensemble, Orchestra, Swing Band, Band Concert, Town Meeting, Assemblies GLORIA KAPLAN-Historical Society, I. R. C., Girls' League, Y-Teens, Chess Club, Bowling Club, Assemblies. RENEE RUTH KASE-Debate Club, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, I. R. C., Bowling Club, Girls' League, Chess Club, Sec., Jr. Red Cross, Historical Society, Student Gov't., Cehisean , J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. BEVERLY KATZ-Girls' League, Spanish Club, G. A. A., Referee, C Club, All City Award. LEON KATZ-I. R. C., Adv. Gym, Time Revue , Band, Band Concert, Pep Band, Assemblies. JOHN KAUFMAN-Stamp and Coin Club, Chess Club, Tennis, Traffic Squad. JOHN KELLEHER. MARTIN KELLOGG. JAMES KERFOOT-Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Science Club, Vice Pres., C Club, Swim Team, Assemblies. NANCIE KEYS--Dramatic Club, Chess Club, Girls' League, Radio Workshop, Assemblies. HARRIET KLAHN-Chemistry Club, Tri Sigma, Girls' League, G. A. A., Assemblies. GARY KLEIN-Chess Club, French Club, Latin Club, Historical Society, Traffic Squad, Assemblies. V JOHN KLEIN-Band Concert, Assemblies. JOAN KLEYNE-Y-Teens, Girls' League, G. A. A. Ex. Board, C Club, All City Award, Cehisean , Class Com., Assemblies. PATRICIA KLUGE-Y-Teens, G. A, A. BEVERLY KNAUS-Y-Teens, G. A. A., Times Bus. Staff, Assemblies. r PAGE TWENTYOONE PAGE TWENTY-TWO Cla A JANET KNOBLOCH-Girls' Glee Club, Paint and Patches, Treas., Girls' League, Ski Club, J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. JOHN KNOWLTON-Traffic Squad, Bowling Club, Projection Force. LAWRENCE KOGL-Chemistry Club, Traffic Squad, C Club, Swim Team, Assemblies. OTTO KORTH-Dramatic Club, Ski Club, Tri Hi-Y, Vice Pres., Football, Basketball, Track, Student Gov't., Sr. Class Pres., Assemblies. LEAH KRAWETZ-I. R. C., Literary Club, Spanish Club, Quill 'and Scroll, Sec.. Girls' League, Jr. Red Cross, Times , Feature Ed., Choir, Pirates of Penzance, Band Concert, J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. ELAINE KROENING-Y-Teens, C Club, Til'I16S . JAMES KROLL-Rifle Club, Projection Force, Assemblies. ELIZABETH LANGSTON-Y-Teens, G. A. A., Art Club, Biology, Dramatics, QDowners Grove, Illlnoisb. WILLIAM LANZ--Camera Club, Swim Team, Tennis, Adv. Gym. JOAN LARSON-Dramatic Club, Latin Club, French Club, Vice Pres.,.Sec., Tri Sigma, Girls' League, Chess Club, C Club. G. A. A., Referee, Times Revue , Times Bus Staff, C1ehisean , J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. RUSSELL LAWHEAD--Stamp and Coin Club, Dramatic Club, Bowling Club, C Club, Track, Student Council, Projection Force, Choir, Pirates of Penzance , Assemblies. CLAIRE LEVINE-I. R. C., Bird Club, Y-Teens, Bowling Club, Science Club, Chess Club, Spanish Club, Treas., G. A. A., Times Ed. Staff, Quill and Scroll, Historical Society, Times Revue , Soph. Honor Medal, Class Com., Assemblies. SUZANNE LEVY--Chess Club, Literary Club, Dramatic Club, Debate Club, Treas., I. R. C., Sec., Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Radio Workshop, Girls' League, Historical Society, Times Bus. Staff, Bowling Club, Class Com., Assemblies. KEITH LIGHTFOOT-Rifle Club. ROLLIN LILLIE-Projectio-n'Force, Vice Pres. ALICE LIND-Y-T-eens, Times Bus. Staff, G. A. A., Referee, C Club, All City Award, Assemblies. LOIS LIND-Tri Sigma, Latin Club, C Club, Y-Teens, G. A. A., Assemblies. GAYLE LINDAHL. H 'cUR9r1s LLINEBERG-Mid Hi-Y, Football, Baseball. MARY ANN LINDORFER. HAROLD LLUNG. of 1943 JACQUELINE LOBDELL-Spanish Club, French Club, Y-Teens, Dramatic Club. DAVID LOKENSGARD-Choir, Assemblies. LAWRENCE LONGLEY. PHYLLIS LOTWIN-Spanish Club, I. R. C., Girls' League, Y-Teens, Wardrobe, Radio Workshop, Assemblies. DONALD LUDWIG-Projection Force, Vice Pres. PAUL LUND-Bowling Club, Delta Hi-Y, Vice Pres., Treas., Hi-Y Inner Council. MARY LUNDQUIST-Girls' League, Choir, Assemblies. MICHAEL LYONS-Track, Times Ed. Staff, Choir, Assemblies. DONALD MAC GREGOR,-Ski Club, Treas., Tri Hi-Y, Pres., Treas., Student Council, Hi-Y Inner Council, Jr. Class Pres., Football, Track, Band, Homecoming King, Class Com., Assemblies. GORDON MAC KAY-Chemistry Club. RUTH MAC KENZIE-Chess Club, French Club, Sec., Historical Society, Girls' League, G. A. A. JAMES MADDEN-Track, Crosscountry. JOHN MADER. GERALD MAGNUSON-Mid Hi-Y, Sec., Hi-Y Inner Council, Co-Pres., Rifle Club, Historical Society, Football, Hockey, Track, C Club, Class Com., Assemblies. RICHARD MALEY-Bowling Club, Adv. Gym. BARBARA MALINOFF-Dramatic Club, Literary Club, Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club, Bowling Club, Historical Society, Girls' League, I. R .C., -Chess Club, Y-Teens, Debate Club, Radio Workshop, Class Com., Assemblies. GERALD MARCHIO. MARY MARCOS-Lingua Latina, Vice Pres., Sec., Dramatic Club, French Club, Historical Society, Student Council, Girls' League Council, G. A. A., Student Gov't., Bowling Club, Band Concert, Times Revue , Pirates of Penzance , Choir, Class Com., Assemblies. ALICE MARGOLES-Camera Club, Y-Teens, Girls' League, Quill and Scroll, Times Ed. Staff, G. A. A. GRACE MARRONE-Y-Teens. CAROL MARTIN-Dramatic Club, Y-Teens, Bowling Club, Historical Society, Sec., Girls' League, Student Council, Student Council Court, Radio Workshop, World , Cehise'an , G. A. A., C Club, J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE TWENTY-FOUR WILLIAM MARTIN-Basketball, Football, Tri Hi-Y, Assemblies. RONALD MARTINEAU--Camera Club, Traffic Squad, Lt., Times Bus. Staff. JAMES MASON--Lingua Latina, Pres., Treas., Historical Society, Traffic Squad, Jr. Red Cross, Student Council, Soph. Honor Medal, Sr. Class Treas. JACK MATTSON. DEAN MC ALISTER. GAYLE MC ARDELL-Tri Sigma, Y-Teens, Girls' League, Cehisean . ROYAL MC ARDELL-Science Club, Treas., Traffic Squad, Radio Workshop, Assemblies. MARY LOU MC CALL. JACKLYN MC CORMACK-Bowling Club, Chess Club, Y-Teens, Girls' League. Spanish Club, Student Council, Historical Society, Jr. Red Cross, G. A. A. Ex. Board, C Club, All City Award, Head Majorette. Band Concert, Cehisean , Sonh. Class Sec., J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. JOAN MC DERMOTT-- Times Bus Staff. SALLY MC GEE-Girls' League Council, French Club, Vice Pres., Paint and Patches, Pres., Ski Club, Sec., G. A. A., Band Concert, Pirates of Penzance , Choir, Tri Sigma, J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. DON MC GREGOR-Mid Hi-Y, Football, Basketball, Baseball. ROBERT MC ILRATH-Ski Club, Tri Hi-Y, Treas., Student Council, Football, Track, Assemblies. MARY MC NERNEY-Spanish Club, Dramatic Club, Paint and Patches, Chess Club, Girls' League, Class Com. THERESA MC QUAID-Girls' League, Y-Teens, G. A. A., Class Com. AUDREY MENARD-Girls' Glee Club, Y-Teens, G. A. A., C Club, Referees Class Com., Assemblies. DORIS MERTENS-Y-Teens, Lingua Latina, Student Council, G. A. A. Ex. Board, C Club, Referee, All City Award. RICHARD METZGER-Central Hi-Y, Track, Crosscountry, Co-Capt. GLORIA MEYER-Girls' League, Bowling Club, Girls' Glee Club, Choir, Band Concert, Assemblies. MARIE MILLER.-Literary Club, World , Times Ed. Staff, Y-Teens, Girls' League, Tri Sigma, G. A .A., Class Com., Assembll-es. MICHAEL MOLLOY-Basketball, Football. P- o 1948 SHIRLEY MOORE-Girls' Glee Club, Tri Sigma, Y-Teens, Ski Club, Bowling Club, Chemistry Club, G. A. A., C Club, All City Award, Class Com., Assemblies. JEANNE MOSSMANN-Girls' League, Dramatic Club, Debate Club, Camera Club. JOHN MOY-Rifle Club, Bird Club, Vice Pres., Lingua Latina, Tres., Historical Society, Student Council, Track, Swim Team, Crosscountry, Gym Team. CHARLES MULLAN-Projection Force. Treas., Times Bus. Staff, Ass't. Circulation Mgr., Traffic Squad, Sgt. ROBERT MULROONEY. RAYMOND MUNSON-H0ckeY. DONALD MURPHY-Tri Sigma. Projection Force, Traffic Squad. PATRICIA NAUGHTER. IRVEN NELSON-Rifle Club, Ski Club, Gym Team, Cehisean , Traffic Squad. MARILYN NELSON-Lingua Latina, Sec., Dramatic Club, Girls' League, Vice Pres., G. A. A., String Orch., Sec., Choir, Times Revue , Band Concert, Radio Workshop, Jr. Red Cross, Cehisean , Music Ed., Quill and Scroll, J. S. Com.. Class Com., Assemblies. ROBERT NELSON-Trl Hi-Y, Treas., Vice Pres., Basketball, Track Co-Capt., C Club, Choir, Pirates of Penzance . SHIRLEY NELSON-Student Council, Girls' League, Times Revue , Class Com., Assemblies. JEAN NERENBERG-Orchestra. DONNA NORDAHL-Girls' League, Y-Teens, Assemblies. GEORGE OAKES-Delta Hi-Y, Choir. HOWARD O'CONNELL--Bowling Club. Mid Hi-Y, Treas., Gym Team, Capt., Track. DONNA ODEGARD-Y-Teens, Girls' League, G. A. A., C Club. Class Com., Assemblies. WILLIAM OEHLER-Central Hi-Y, Student Council, Dramatic Club, Vice Pres., Ski Club, Chess Club, Swim Team. Choir, Treas., Pirates of Penzance , Her Gracious Magevstyn, Bus. Mer. Class Com., Assemblies. EDWARD OLIVER-Rifle Club, Tri Hi-Y, Basketball, Base- ball, Assemblies. DAVID OLSON. WARREN OLSON-Stamp and Coin Club, Swim Team, C Club. Class Com., Assemblies. PAGE TWENTY-FIVE PAGE TWENTY-SIX C' au MURIEL ORENSTEIN--Literary Club, Historical Society, Latin Club Treas., Times Ed. Staff, Cehisean , Quill and Scroll, Choir, Y-Teens, G. A. A., Assemblies, Class Com. DELORES PAETZNICK-Spanish Club, Y-Teens, G. A. A., Ass-emblies. ROBERT PALISTRANT-Chess Club, Football, Gym Team, Track, Student Council, Class Com., J. S. Com. ROXANNE PANTZAR-Camera Club, Tri Sigma, Y-Teens, Assemblies. EVELYN PAPPAS-Student Council, Bowling Club, Girls' League, Choir, Band Concert, Assemblies, Camera Club. SHERRY PARADIS-I. R. C., Student Council, Latin Club, Tri Sigma, Wardrobe, Times Revue , Girls' League, Ski Club, Class Com., Assemblies. LOWELL PAULSON-Stamp and Coin Club, I. R. C., Lingua Latina, Traffic Squad. VIRGINIA PAYNE-Girls' League, Y-Teens, Girls' Glee Club. THOMAS PECKHAM--Student Council, Central Hi-Y, Pres., Jr. Class Vice Pres., J. S. Com. JAMES PEDRO-Band. CATHERINE PENNE-Chess Club, Girls' League, Class Com. AUDREY PETERSON-Girls League, Jr. Red Cross, Girls' Glee Club, G. A. A., Class Com., Assemblies. BETTY PETERSON-Girls' League, Chess Club, Jr. Red Cross, Student Council, G. A. A., Girls' Glee Club, Class Com., Assemblies. LA VAUN PETERSON-Camera Club, Chess Club, Y-Teens, Girls' League. Student Council, Choir, Band Concert, Pirates of Penzance , Class Com., Assemblies. ROBERT G. PETERSON-Bowling Club, Chess Club, Traffic Squad, Choir, Band Concert, Pirates of Penzance',, Golf Team Capt., Hockey. ROBERT H. PETERSON-Bowling Club, Football, Assemblies. MARY PHILLIPS-Chess Club, French Club, Cehisean , Student Council, Bookstore, Girls' League Council. THOMAS PHILLIPS-Science Club. Stage Force, Class Com., Student Council. GERALD PICKER,-Spanish Club, Chess Club, Traffic Squad, Times Bus. Staff, Rifle Club, Science- Club, Red Cross, Stage Force, Baseball, Class Com., Hockey. CORINNE PIPKORN-Literary Club, Y-Teens, G. A. A., All City Award, Referee, Girls' Glee Club. NANNETTE PLANTE-Latin Club, Girls' League, G. A. A., C Club, Jr. Red Cross, Class Com. JOAN PLASCHKO-Girls' League, Y-Teens. THERESA POELLINGER-Quill and Scroll, Historical Society, Literary Club, Girls' League, Jr. Red Cross, G. A. A., Times Co-Feature Ed., World , Assemblies. MARJORIE POLISTER-Y-Teens, G. A. A. Ex. Board, C Club, All City Award, Girls' Glee Club, Jr. Red Cross. DELORES POSTELL-G. A. A., C Club. GAYLE QUILLIN-Girls' League. Times Ed. Staff, G. A. A., Student Council, Jr. Red Cross. PETER RAARUP-Track. JAMES RAY--Debate Club, Dramatic Club, Spanish Club. Camera Club, Bowling Club, Chess Club. Historical Society, Science Club. C Club, Track Mgr., Choir, Pirates of Penzance , Band Concert, Projection Force, Stage Force, Student Council Court, Cehisean , Boys' Sports Ed., Quill and Scroll, Class Com., Assemblies. LAEL READ-Literary Club, Latin Club, Paint and Patches, Girls' League, Historical Society, G. A. A., J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. AUDREY REICHERT. WILLIAM REICHOW-Projection Force, Pres. RAYMOND REISTER,-Dramatic Club, Chess Club, Historical Society, Lingua Latina, Treas.. Literary Club, I. R. C., Pres., Quill and Scroll, Pres., Times Co-Ed.-in-Chief, Her Gracious Majesty , Four Daughters , Class Com., J. S. Com., Assemblies. CATHERINE RELF-French Club, Latin Club, Paint and Patches, Vice Pres., Historical Society, Tri Sigma, Pres., Student Council, Sec., Girls' Leaue, Treas.. Jr. Red Cross, Vice Pres., G. A. A., J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. JOHN REMSBERG-Student Council, Vice- Pres., Student Council Court, Mid Hi-Y, Pres., Sec., Hi-Y Inner Council, Sec. Historical Society, Football, Hockey, Baseball, Fresh. Class, Pres., Class Com., Assemblies. SHEILA RESIG-Y-Teens, Student Council. GWEN REYNOLDS-Chess Club, Paint and Patches, Girls' Glee Club, Jr. Red Cross, Girls' League, G. A. A., Class Com., Assemblies. FLORENCE' RIEMER. DUANE RING-Ski Club. Tri Hi-Y, Pres., Hi-Y Inner Council, Pres., Spanish Club, Football, Basketball, Track C Club. Student Council, Student Gov't., Class Com., Assemblies. NATALIE ROBINS-Girls' League. WARREN ROBINSON-Dramatic Club, Bowling Club, Choir, Y-Forum. Traffic Squad, Assemblies. MARGERY ROCK-Y-Teens, Pres., Vice' Pres., Dramatic Club, Latin Club, Literary Club, Pr-es., G. A. A. Ex. Board, C -Club, All City Award, World , Cehisean , Choir, Band Concert, Sr. Class Vice Pres., Town Meeting, J. S. Com., Assemblies. SHIRLEY DANSKY. PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT C7444 CLYDE ROE-Football, Baseball. MARGARET ROEHL-Historical Society, Rec. Sec., Girls' League, Y-Teens, Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Band Concert, Pirates of Penzance , Jr. Red Cross, Y-Forum, Assemblies. JOAN ROESLER-Literary Club, World , YfTeens, G. A. A. CLYDE ROGERS. MARTHA ROHLOFF-Girls' League. REINA ROLNICK-Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Jr. Red Cross, Bowling Club, Times Revue , Class Com., J. S. Com., Assemblies. MARYAN ROM-Latin Club, Chess Club, Girls' League, Bowling Club, Y-Teens, Radio Workshop, Student Council, Jr. Red Cross, Class Com., J. S. Com., Assemblies. JOAN RONNOW-Girls' League, Y-Teens, Tri Sigma, Jr. Red Cross, Choir, G. A. A., Class Com., J. S. Com., Assemblies. PALMER ROOCH-Central Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, Bowling Club, Spanish Club, Hockey, Cehisean , Assemblies. CAROLE ROONEY-Girls' League, Chess Club, G. A. A., Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Jr. Red Cross, Band Concert, Class Com. FAY ROONEY-Girls' League. Paint and Patches, Vice Pres., Dramatlc Club. Tri Sigma, Wardrobe, Cehisean , Class Com., Assemblies. ROBERT ROSS. EUGENE ROUTE. MARGARET ROWELL-Girls' League Council. Pres., Spanish Club, Pres., Sec., Choir, Band Concert, Student Council, Class Com., J. S. Com., Assemblies. GERALD RUBEN--Assemblies. HARLAN LRUDY-Science Club, Jr. Red Cross. GERALD RUSH. GERALD RUTMAN-Chess Club, Treas., Science Club, Radio Workshop, Class Com. HOWARD RUVELSON--Science Club, Chemistry Club, I. R. C., Latin Club, Debate Club, Bowling Club, Chess Club, Stamp and Coin Club, Tim-es Bus. Staff, Tofwn Meeting, Class Com., Assemblies. JOHN RYDEN-Science Club. Camera Club, Football. GERALD SAMUELSON-Choir, Crosscountry, C0-Capt., Track. v 1943 GLENN SARGENT--Hockey, Track. SHARON SAVIN-Bowling Club, Y-Teens, All City Jr. Red Cross, French Club, Girls' League, Literary Club, Chemistry Club, G. A. A., C Club, Class Com., Assemblies. JEROME SCANLON--Adv. Gym. MARILYN SCHAEFER-Latin Club. Literary Club, Paint and Patches, Chemistry Club, Sec.-Treas., Dramatic Club, Historical Society, Girls' League, Bowling Club, Trl Sigma, G. A. A. Ex. Board, C Club, All-City Award, Soph. Honor Medal, Student Council Court, Cehisean , Assoc. Ed., Quill and Scroll, Class Com., J. S. Com.. Assemblies.- RICHARD SCHILLER. BERNICE SCHLAEGEL-Girls' League. JOANNE SCHMAEDEKE-Chess Club, Paint and Patches, Girls' League, Jr. Red Cross, G. A. A., Class Com., Assemblies. JAMES SCHMITT-Camera Club, Band, Choir, Band Concert, Pep Band, Assemblies. BARBARA' SCHROEDER,-Camera Club. MARY SCHROEDER-Tri Sigma, Girls' League, Y-Teens, Class Com., Assemblies. BETTY SCHULLER. BEVERLY SCHWAB--Girls' League, Y-Teens, Chess Club, Girls' Glee Club, Gr. A. A., Class Com., Assemblies. I RODGER SCHWARTZ-Mid Hi-Y, Student Council, Football, Hockey, Baseball, Class Com., Assemblies. LOIS SCOTTUM--G. A. A. DON SEKTNAN-Projection Force, Traffic Squad, Adv. Gym, J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. f HELEN SHELHORN-Lingua Latina, Spanish Club, Girls' League, Class Com. MARSHALL SHORT-Scienc-el Club, Camera Club, Stamp and Coin Club, Traffic Squad. BETTY SHOURT-Girls' League, Bowling Club, Camera Club, Band Concert, Assemblies. EVELYN SIMON-Student Council, Girls' League, Tri Sigma, Sec., Times Revue , Wardrobe, Band Concert, So-ph. Class Sec., G. A. A., J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. LEON SIMON-Science Club, Football, Track. MELVIN SINYKIN-Paint and Patches, Times Bus. Staff, Times , Art Ed., Radio Workshop, Head Cheerleader, C Club, Basketball, Football, Class Com., Assemblies. PAGE TWENTY'NlNE PAGE THIRTY C1444 DONALD SIZEMORE-Student Council, Traffic Squad. STANLEY SKADRON- C Club, Student Council, Football, Adv. Gym, Track, Class Com., Assemblies. THERESA SMITH-Bowling Club, Girls' League, G. A. A. Ex. Board, Referee, All City Award, Class Com., J. S. Com., Assemblies. RUTH SNYDER--Paint and Patches, French Club, Latin Club, Times Revue , Tri Sigma, Girls' League, G. A. A., C Club, Referee, J. S. Com., Class Com. GORDON SPINDLER-Bowling Club, Rifle Club, Fresh. Class Sec. JACK SPINDLER-Spanish Club, Bowling Club, Dramatic Club, Times Ed. Staff, Assemblies. MARVIN STEEDFELD-Lingua Latina, Basketball, Student Council, Choir, Assemblies. JERRY STEFFEN. CEIL STEIN--Girls' League-, Chess Club, Times Bus. Staff, Jr. Red Cross. JOHN STEMPER-Lingua Latina. PAUL STEWART. ARNOLD STILWELL-Latin Club, I. R. C., Jr. Red Cross, Historical Society. Chemistry Club, Pres., Science Club, Tri Sigma, Traffic Squad, Literary Club, Cehisean , Times Ed. Staff, Class Com. JAMES STOCHL-Ski Club, Traffic Squad, Tri Sigma, Chess Club. WILLIAM STROUTS-Rifle Club, Camera Club, Chemistry Club, Choir, Pirates of Penzance , Traffic Squad, Times Bus. Staff. . PATRICIA SULLIVAN-Latin Club, Historical Society, Girls' Glee Club, Class Com. ELIZABETH SWANSON-Latin Club, Tri Sigma, Girls' League, Cheerleader, G. A. A., C Club, J. S. Com., Class Com., Assemblies. ROGER SWANSON-Chemistry Club, Vice Pres., Rifle Club, Treas., Chess Club., Vice Pres., Historical Society, Class Com. PATRICIA SWENEY-Chess Club, Girls' League. PATRICIA THOMAS--Girls' League, Times Bus. Staff. PATRICIA THOMPSON-Bowling Club, Camera Club, G. A. A., Assemblies. , CAROLINE THOMSON-Y-Teens, Trl Sigma, Chess Club, Literary Club, Cehisean , Town Meeting, Class Com., J. S. Com.. Assemblies. 0 1948 MARILYN THURSTON-Y-Teens, Girls' League, Camera Club, Spanish Club, Tri Sigma, Class Com., J. S. Com., Assemblies. JAMES TINTNER-Literary Club Vice Pres., Dramatic Club, Bowling Club, Science Club, Times , World , Student Council, Assemblies. l FRANK TRANTANELLA-Spanish Club, Times , Assemblies. ROMA TUBIELEWICZ-Latin Club, Y-Teens. SONIA TUFENK-Y-Teens, French Club, Tri Sigma, G. A. A., C Club, Class Com. LOIS UDE. WILLIAM VAN ORT-Football, Times , Bus. Mgr., Assemblies. CONWAY VILLARS-Orchestra, Band. Pep Band, Times Revue , Assemblies. PHILLIP VOGT. JEAN WAGAR-Lingua Latina, Tri Sigma, Choir. EDITH WALKER-Girls' League, Spanish Club, Bowling Club, G. A. A., Class Com. THOMAS WALSH--Bowling Club, Mid Hi-Y, Football, Assemblies. NANCY WEBB-Y-Teens, Cehisean , G. A. A., C Club, All City Award, Referee. Assemblies. MARSHALL. WEBER-Science Club, Camera Club, Jr. Red Cross, Chess Club. MARLENE WELANDER-Girls' League, G. A. A. HARRY WELLS- Pirates of Penzance . GERTRUDE WELTER-Jr. Red Cross. JOHN WENGER--Chemistry Club, Band. JUANITA WENSTROM--Y-Teens, Lingua Latina, Chemistry Club, Tri Sigma, G. A. A., All City Award, C Club, Referee, Times Ed. Staff, Class Com., Assemblies. WARREN WEST-Ski Club, Football, Baseball, Adv. Gym, Assemblies. JACK WETZSTEIN-Gym Team, Assemblies. PAGE THIRTY-TWO C :AA vf U43 PATRICIA WHEELER-G. A. A. BARBARA WICK-Chemistry Club, Y-Teens, Girls' League-, Tri Sigma, Lingua Latina, Ski Club, Class Com., J. S. Com., Assemblies. RICHARD WICKWORTH-Hockey, Track, Rifle Club. BETTY WILLIAMS-Girls' League, Dramatic Club, French Club, Lingua Latina, Jr. Red Cross, Vice Pres., G. A. A., C Club, Referee, Cheerleader, Assemblies. RICHARD WILLIAMS--Chemistry Club, Literary Club, Bird Club, I. R. C. ROBERT WILLIAMS- Times Ed. Staff, Choir, Pirates of Penzance , Track, Assemblies. BARBARA WILLLIAMSON-Jr. Red Cross, Girls' League, Y-Teens, G. A. A., C Club, Ref-eree, All City Award. PAUL WILSON-Bowling Club, Football, Hockey, Track, Assemblies. FRANK WINSOR--Basketball, Band, Pirates of Penzance , Assemblies. FRED WOBIG--Rifle Club, Vice Pres., Ski Club. JOHN WOOD. ' MARJORIE WOODCOCK-Girls' League, Y-Teens, G. A. A., Assemblies. JEAN YAEGER-Bowling Club, I. R. C., Debate Club. Tri Sigma, Choir, Student Council, Jr. Red Cross, Girls' League, Band Concert, Times Revue , Cehisean , Assemblies. LORRAINE YOUKER-Girls' League. AUDRAY ZACK-Spanish Club, Pres., French Club, Pres., I. R. C., All City Jr. Red Cross Vice Pres., Girls' League Council, Historical Society, Debate Club. Chess Club, Cehisean Bus. Mgr., Times Bus. Staff, Student Council, Quill and Scroll, J. S. Com., Assemblies. MAYNARD ZAHRADKA. MATTHEW ZATS-Stamp and Coin Club, Science' Club, Jr. Red Cross, Times Exchange Ed., Times Revue , Assemblies. GEORGE ZIEGLER-Rifle Club. RICHARD ZOSCHKE. Reister, Raymond Heckman, Carol Levine, Claire ,Schaefer, Marilyn Remsberg, John Mason, James R. Ray, James I Levy, Suzanne Poellinger, Theresa Broberg, George Zack, Audray Johnson, Joanne Dreyer, Lois Ettinger, Milton Orenstein. Muriel Bertossi, Kenneth Klein, Gary Dobberfuhl, Ruth Adelman, Marilyn Malinoff, Barbara Magnuson, Gerald Freeburg, James' Read, Lael Kaplan, Gloria Moy, John Kase, Renee Ruth Savin, Sharon Bakke, Donald Swanson, Roger McCormack, Jacklyn Marcos, Mary Martin, Carol 1 ilu Memuriam GUY HfowA,RD WOOLSEY 1930-1946 To live in hearts we leave behind Is not to die CENTRAL HIGH SCHO0L Honor Roll CLASS OF 1948 Gottfried, Jean Eastman, Grace Roehl, Margaret Stemper, John Short, Marshall Krawetz, Leah Faraci, C. Paul Swenson, Roger Williams, George R. Phillips, Thomas Rooch, Palmer Paradis, Sherry Paetznick, Dolores French, Donn Relf, Catherine MacKenzie, Ruth Thomson, Caroline Stilwell, Arnold Phillips, Mary Sullivan, Patricia Else, Marilyn Calof, Laverne Stochl, James T Banach, Barbara J. Kroening, Elaine Buhler, Bill Plante, Nannette - Pipkorn, Corrine Ruvelson, Howard Picker, Gerald Winsor, Frank Colling, Donna Brown, Patricia Ann Coons, William Gustafson, Robert Shelhorn, Helen Thurston, Marilyn Bernick, Herbert Herman, Darlene Andreas, Patricia Tintner, James Rolnick, Reina Peterson, Robert G. Rom, Maryan Birnberg, Rose McArdel1, Gayle Sweney, Patricia Rock, Margery Kroll, James Broms, Ann Brabeck, Dan Carter, Anita Knaus, Beverly Campbell, Joan Peterson, La Vaun Johnson, Gerry Frennesen, Jean Iverson, Valerie Clarke, Richard Roesler, Joan Keys, Nancy Olson, David Anderson, Elwood Doran, Marjorie PAGE THIRTY THREE X, r grxfx .3 XP , Q L A . xr. -A A if A X Q' ui x X5-'V c V s 2 K+' K Q CV X I V 1 V -K Qs L4 X f N - ii 5 , X 'Y ' x L 'A X' '. X , 1 , , ' f . w I 1 kk X, . X . . GX LL, NSI XX Nh Ng I X K 'N I I 1' V J' A, ' . , N . WM ' K, L, N' . x . bl., v K A . KN QT! K' -XX-J' 2: , 6 4 x . I fi -. X, ,. Y 'x X, X ' x, .J 19 x L Q3 W xx . The world is so full or a number of thiqgs, l am sure we should aff be as happy as kings PAGE THIRTY FOUR 1 ve- W.. Zig, 13.1 3,51 fu' Ai.. ,ni Q Q Y' V N K 'K xy A . MPS? Q ' X , 'mv Qi ifsge' xii t v,. K' fffiffiu if ijrvzi ,Q . ras f ' , ,v .y 'bifizt 3 . , fm . ,J Xl' fx , ff!! 'In Q., 33 3 WW fr Q WN in Ci-'I ew xlwg . : X Y X 5 M ag Sf X 33.3 ii H2 YU I3-f4Q Sim CHOIR BOTTOM ROW-Carmita Hitt, Darlene Herman, Marion Goldetsky, Connie Rowell. Margaret Roe-hl, Kay Thompson, JoAnn Barth, Rhae Lawrence, Muriel Orenstein, Ruth Kozbere. ROW 2-Jane Kramer, Margie Rock, Sally McGee, Beth Bowman, Frances McLaughlin, Harriet Dunning, Jean Wagar. Kay Sorem, Ella Gasparre, Carole Haider, ROW 3-Luella Cole, Norma Garley, Joanne Johnson, Shirley Bishop, Tom Birmingham, Russ Laehead, Tom Smith, John Birmingham, Arv aikaner, Martin Berde, Gerald Hanley. ROW 4-Jerry Samuelson, George Williams, Tom Dueeins, Robert Nelson, Roger Dodds, Tom Newman, Harry Wells, Lowell Battey, Dwight Brooks, Albert Davey. PAGE THIRTY-SIX LEADS for LELAWALA Wokomis ...... .---.Gerald Hanley Klolowar ,...,...,,..... .Bill Strouts George Oakes Cunderstudyj Lelatuala .....,...... Mary Marcos Sarah Fleming Marpeetopah ......... .Roger Dodds Hintola .,.,.... .-- Margaret Roehlc Sowanas ..... .......... 'I 'om Smith Shungela. .... ..... A rvin Zakainer Bill Buhler Wacootay ........ Warren Robinson Wambebe ........., Robert Peterson Wanyeca .... - ...,... Carmitta Hitt Napanee ...... ...... S ally McGee Eagle Eye. ........... Tom Duggins Major Wallace .......... Don Bakke George Broberg Mabel ....... ..... G loria Meyers Connie Rowell Shirley Peterson Captain Bliss ........ Albert Davey Clarinda Bond-.Darlene Herman Barbara Cecil Sergeant Bilks ...........,.. Jim Ray Lord Tatler .......... John Scanlon CHOIR BOTTOM ROW-Myrrhene Allen. Marilyn Baumhofer, Gerry Birdsell, Nancy Witherspoon, Gloria Meyer, Kathleen Ovendale, Evelyn Pappas, Mary Marcos, Barbara Evans, Margaret Ray. ROW 2-Virginia Goeins, Shirley Peterson, LaVaun Peterson, Kay Re-ynolds, Cecilia Fraser, Carol-e Rooney, Mary Ann Gray, Jean Yeager, Marilyn Nelson, Amaryllis Esley. ROW 3-Sarah J. Fleming, Betty Andree, Mary Lundquist, Don C. Paul, Don Bakke, Gary Wollan, Bill Strouts, Tom Gaer, James Ray. George Williams. ROW4-Robert Peterson, Merv Stedfeld, Bob Nelson, Tom Duggins, Bill Buhler, Jerry L. Penk, Bob Williams, Warren Robinson, Dave Lokensgard, Jack Schmitt, George Broberg. CHOIR Gerry, I can't find my robe! What will I do? ..... Are you sure there's a light on the piano? . . Will you help me pin my stole on? ..... Ouchl I I These are the exclamations that can be heard from 317 before one of the performances of Central's A Choir. Under the outstanding direction of Miss Arlys Denzel, the Central High School Choir has earned itself the name of one of the very best High School choirs in St. Paul. This year the choir renewed Central's tradition of a Christmas assembly and evening performance for the parents. With the speech department they presented this program which was called Our World at Christmas . They also sang at the Town and Country Club and a small group - sang over XVTCN. ln the spring they participated in the Band Concert. f :'E'iTii'?5- -1-s?: But the greatest event of the year was the presentation of 'iLelawala by Miss Denzel's proteges. Garbed in Indian head- fi-uc dresses and doing everything from war dancing and Hugh ing to marching like soldiers, the choir proved itself to be capable of almost everything. 7542 --: W'-.i-.. 'f:'N ..--Ti 'ui -.-Ti Officers for this year were Gerald Hanley, president: Barbara 5-B4-f-s..i Cecil, vice president: Carmitta Hitt, secretaryg Tom Duggins, -ig treasurer, and Harriet Dunning, accompanist. Rhae Lawrence, and Jean Wagar were librarians, and .Ioan Johnson, Gerry Birdsell, and Marilyn Nelson were mistresses of the robes. gk... f -4-.' 1-44. J.,: a' .., - N - ,-?.,,- ,,, DANCERS for LELAWALA ...,RS?:, Arvin Zakainer, Don Paul, Lowell Battey, Tom Newman, Dan Miller, Ceil Greaves, Donna Nordahl, Mitzi Holter, Jo Ann 1, 'A Barth, Kay Thompson. - -asc- Solo Dancers .............. ,.-- ..... .Lowell Battey and Janet Hanson 'nel' BOTTOM ROW-Roland Anfinson, Hugh Meier, Phillip Epstein, Frank Winsor. ROW 2-Beverly Baker, Pat Havey, John E. Rees, Harold Donald Gillman, Sandy Brody, Dave Rees. ROW 3-Randall Tayler, Mary Strandness, Nancy Villars. ROW 4-Conway Villars, Richard Getchell, Dick Wallace, James Wright, Herbert Bernicl-:, Leon Katz, Patsy Keeley, Kay Thompson, Sally Graham, Lorraine Greenberg, Bill Hann. BAND One of the largest organizations we have is the Central High School Band. It plays at the football and basketball games boosting the spirit of the players and the students. A few members of the band put on pep fests on days when games are heldg With the lively majorettes, the band certainly helps to put pep into Central. Instead of having the regular officers Mr. Campbell has appointed the following sergeants and corporals to help keep the band in order when they are marching: Frank Windsor, first sergeant, Ben Lenard, second sergeant, Phil Epstein, Roland Anfinson, Randall Taylor, corporals, and Stanley Calvin, librarian. This year the majorettes and flagwavers have done an excellent job. Head major-ette is'Jackie McCormack, and following her are Donna Kennedy, Joyce Faust, June Park, and Fern Anderson. The flagwavers include: Patsy Kelley, Kay Thompson, Sally Graham, and Lorraine Greenberg. The annual band concert was held in the spring as usual. The band played classical and semi-classical music. We are proud of our band, and We have good reason to be. PAGE THIRTY EIGHT 1 BAND BOTTOM ROW-Ben Leonard, John I-Ieimann, Bob Shadur, Dick Greenberg, Bill Costello. ROW 2-John Wenger, Shirley Nord, Ray Engel, Don Pety, Don Nelson, Bob Rick, Frank Massey, Shale Gollon. ROW 3-William Moy, Stafford Calvin, Barbara Tjornholm, Mary Ann Mangney, Jean Frennesen, June Park, Donna Kennedy, Fern Anderson, Jackie McCormack. JUNIOR BAND 1 SEATED-Edward Ziegler, Jim Barth, Darlene Frey, Janet James, Oscar E-nstrom. Elton Ryberg, Robert Pedersen. STANDING-Clair Eichinger, Bud Jorgensen, Jim Hyland, Bryant McKerron, Paul Hillis, Robert Agar. Peter Campbell. The Junior Band was organized two years ago by its director, Mr. Chester Campbell. This group has a two-fold purpose: firstly, to de- velop a greater apprecia- tion for music, tone, and harmony, and secondly, to act as a reservoir for the senior band. Mr. Campbell care- fully watches the progress of each student. When a member has advanced far enough, he or she is placed in the senior band. Much credit should go to Mr. Campbell. Through his help, many students have had the op- portunity to study music, and to work toward their goal of becoming a mem- ber of the senior band. SEATED-Marilyn Adelma,n--Librarian, Laverne Calo-f-President, Marcheta Allen. Donna Coleman. Mary Steenhoven, Jerome Bach. STANDING-Jerome Heffter. Charles Roth-Sec -Treas., Ted Mackmillex'-Vice President, Stan Kanevsky, Edwin Crass. STRING ENSEMBLE Do you like the Works of Beethoven, Bach, Grieg, and Mozart? If you do, slip into 102 during third period, and you'll hear the ,string orchestra giving evidence of its ability to interpret the masters. Besides playing at programs of vario-us organizations, such as P. T. Afs, the orchestra gives an annual concert. This year the program was held December 9. Among the pieces played that evening, were Aria by Tenaglia, Nocturne by Borodine, selections from Chopin, and some light classics. Officers for this year Were: Laverne Calof, president, Marilyn Adelman, librarian, Ted Mackmiller, vice president, and Charles Roth, secretary and teasurer. PAGE FORTY-ONE BOTTOM ROW-Marilyn Housh, Betty Peterson, Elaine Durfey, Audne Peterson. Pat Hogan. Mary Thompson, Mitzi Holter. ROW 2-Joan Morrissey, Arlene Knudsen, Janet Hansen, Shirley Arth, Janet Leppla, Marlene Redpath. Pat Ryan, Jona Leritz. - ROW 3-Mary Kelleher, Audrey Reichert, Helen Brokaw, Janet Knobloch, Sally David, Gerrie Allen. Dorothy Moller, Barbara Stroud. ROW 4-Phyllis Pozanc. Mary Fries, Georgia Carey, Marie Ficker, Beverly Schwab, Jean Lillquist, Arlene Browne, Gwen Reynolds. BOTTOM ROW-Pat Andreas, Sally Deitchman. Barbara Anderson, Maxine Jensen. Edla Einck. ROW 2-Jean Roehl. Janet Tibbetts, Geraldine Park, Shirley Moore, Thomasina Adams. Marjorie Badger. ROW 3-Patricia Sullivan, Mary Thompson. Lindi Havener, Margie Polister, Mary Sandberg. ROW 4-Donna Allen, Kay Kelleher, Gladys Hall, Marlene Nolan, Gloria Nardini, Barbara Fields. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Attenion, all boys who like to have sweet music sung to them by beauties! Just listen in the key-hole of 317 during fifth period, and you'll have this opportunity. The newest organized singing group at Central is the Girls' Cilee Club. They sing both semi- classical and classical music. Under the direction of Miss Arlys Denzel, the results are really beautiful! During the year groups of the girls sang many places in the city, such as Lee's Highland Village Inn, churches and clubs, and at class meetings. They also participated in an assembly program during the year which was certainly a credit to Central. PAGE FORTY-TWO FORTY-EIGHTERS 1. -i and three boys . . . 2. Two heads are better than one .... 3. Better luck next time .... 4. Their hero .... 5. Ouchl .... 6. One with, two without .... 7. Here, Kitty Cat! .... 8. Yo! Heave! Ho! . . . . 9. K-K-K-Katie . . . . 10. Our friend, Bud . . . . 11. Freedom of assembly . . . . 12. Watch your step . . . . 13. gSmiles . . . . 14. Mistletoe? . . . . 15. Ugh! . . .. 16 Cake, coke, and candy . . . . 17. Hunting for what? .... 18. Joy to the World . PAINT AND PATCHES BOTTOM ROW-Gerry Birdsell, Carmita Hitt, Etta Kozberg, Janet Knoblich-Treas., Ellie Hunt-Sec., Sally McGee-Vice Pres., Mary Thompson. Doris Holien, Mary McNerney. ROW 2-Nancy Heckman, Edla Einck. Janet Dahlstrom, Rochelle Applebaum, Barbara Gough, Joanne Schmaedeke, Gwen Reynolds, Nancy Arbegast, Donna Douglas. ROW 3-June Park, Janet Tibbetts, Polly Vaughan, Katie Leahy, Katy Relf, Peggy Treacy, Barbara Hough, Kathy Wiecking, Mary Sandberg. ROW 4-Lael Read, Ruth Snyder, Marilyn Schaefer, Mel Sinykin, Roger Dodds, Arvin Zaikaner, Joan Johns-on, Grace Eastman, Jean Roach WARDROBE AND STAGE FORCE Evle Simon-Co-Sec., Ann Broms-Co-Sec., Sherry Paradis-Wardrobe Mistress, Sally David, Fay Rooney, Phyllis Lotwin, Bruce Keyworth, Don Oren, Glen Peterson, Dan Miller, Jerry Miller, Ivan Weiss, Edwin Gass-Manager, Stanley Kanevsky-Assistant Manager. . PAINT AND PATCHES AND STAGE FORCE Hollywood can have its Max Factor, Perc Westmore, and other famed makeup artists. Central has the Paint and Patches! Under the able guidance of Miss Marjorie Dornberg, advisor, the Paints, old members, teach the Patches, new members, the art of stage makeup. Creating greasepaint Indians for the Choir's production of Lelawala was the club's major project this year. The curtain closes on a fresh country scene and opens to reveal a city apartment. Is it the Work of a magician? No-it is the Stage Force, the men behind the scenes. Under the direction of Miss Marjorie Dornberg, they take care of the lighting effects, sets, stage properties, and the sound equipment. PAGE FORTY-FOUR DRAMATIC CLUB BOTTOM ROW-Barbara Doris, Janet Dahlstrom, Ethel Olson, Betty Williams, Carol Rasmussen. Thomas Newman-Sec., Martin Coonan-President, Owen Hill, Betty Andree, Patty Mustonen, Mitzi Holter, Carol Rohland. ROW 2-Gloria' Lindberg, Bancroft Brooks, Thomas Copile, Barbara Ivey, Harriet Dunning, Donn French, Mary King, Russ Lawhead, Jim Ray, Fay Rooney, Adele Sargent. ROW 3-Marge Doran, Maxine Jensen, Nancy Witherspoon, Dave Kachel, Stanley Kanevsky, Ellen Beutler, Elizabeth Wolter, Kay Merrill, Sally Eha, John Blue. Nancy Kyle, Margie Rock. ROW 4-Georgie Ann Schultz, Jackie Lobdell, Zoe Wilkerson, Marilyn Schaefer, Alan Zuckert, Warren Robinson, Palmer Rooch, Raymond A. Reister, Joan Johnson, Joan Larson, Nancie Keys. DRAMATIC CLUB BOTTOM ROW-Carol Martin, Marlene Bockstruck, Barbara Bright, Teddy Walsh-Treas., Dick Clarke- Vice. Pres., Barbara Gough, Marlys Jensen, Carmita Hitt, Lavern-ei Calof, Marjorie Dornberg-Advisor ROW 2-Truen Short, Janet Hanson, Gert Bougie, Jackie Kuhn, Kathleen Ovendale, Jeanne I-Iilsedick, Suzanne Levy, Ludlow Bixby, Marcheta Allen, Mary McNerney, Pat Hogan. ROW 3-Mary Marcos, Billie June Groetsch, Jackie Gilbert, Jerry Johnson, Ruth Gran-t, Norma Gearley, Jeanne Mossman, Sheree Taffel, Jim Freeburg, Ken Bertossi, Wampy Friel, Jim Tintn-er, Bill Oehler. ROW 4-Connie Carnes, Betty Langford, Robert E. Grochau, Otto Korth, Jack Spindler, William Buhler Lowell Battey, George Caldwell, Bill Boyles, Kay Olson, Sally David, RADIO WORK SHOP RADIO WORK SHOP-Control Room Mel Sinykin, Jean Mossman, Martin Coonan Jerry Rowe, Lloyd Goss DRAMATIC CLUB AND RADIO WORKSHOP The play, My Sister, Eileen , was the major event of the year for the Dramatic Club. At the meet- ings, the first Thursday of each month, the members give one-act plays, stunts, and individual interpretations for entertainment. Second year speech students have the opportunity and fun of using the radio workshop equipment. They presented four Golden Story Hour broadcasts over station WMIN for primary school children. They also helped produce assemblies, gave one act plays, and put on an International Relations program. Miss Marjorie Dornberg is the advisor of both the Dramatic Club and the Radio Workshop. BOTTOM ROW-Lois Martineau-Sec., Howard Smyth-Sergeant. Connie Ingebretson-Sergeant, Charles Mullan-Sergeant. Ronald Martineau-Lieut., Jack Butler-Captain, Edwin Crass-Lieut., Wilbur Decker-Sergeant, Irma Meili-Advisor. ROW 2--John Kaufman, Tom Birmingham, Bob Leathers, Dick Jones, Creighton Johnson, Don Sizemore, John Birmingham, Larry Kogl, C. Paul Faraci, Bill Coons. ROW 3-Bill Strouts, Jim Mason, Stuart Hoffman, Lowell Paulson, Bud Nelson, Don Murphy, Randall Tayler, Marshall Short. ROW 4-Royal McArde1l, Don Sektnan, Gerald Rowe, John Knowlton, Bill Knapp, John Borgeson, Richard Ginn. TRAFFIC SQUAD Laws are seldom of value without someone to enforce them, and Central is no exception, Enforcing the law is the job of the Traffic Squad, which meet about every two Weeks to discuss school behavior and regulations. Members are recommended by teachers and selected by the officers of the Traffic Squad. Students violating school ordinances are given tickets and tried before the Student Council Court. PAGE FORTY-SIX SEATED-Nadine Pase, Richard Bernard, Zoe Wilkerson. STANDING-Adele Sargent, Millicent Johnson, John He-imann. SOPHOMORE HONOR MEDALS The pupils who maintained the highest average during their freshmen and sophomore years were awarded the Sophomore Honor Medals, presented each year by the Student Council. STUDENT COUNCIL and STUDENT COUNCIL COURT BOTTOM ROW-Mary L. Bryant, Marilyn Landes, Katy Relf-Sec., Pearle Knight-Advisor, Wampy Friel-Pres., John Remsberg-Vice Pres., Donn French-Treas., Ellie Hunt, Georgie Ann Schultz. Irma Meill-Advisor. ROW 2-Marlys Jensen, Barbara Hough, Mary Phillips, Pete Lee, Mernes Mueller, Kathy Wiecking, Carol Rasmussen, Karwyn St. Onge. ROW 3-Dave Kachel, Don Bakke, Jim Benton, Ruth Dobberfuhl, Charles Roth, Gerald Hanley, Rodger Schwartz, Jim Johnson. ROW 4-Jack Rook, George Caldwell, John Macpherson, Don MacGregor, Tom Newman, Roser E. Dodds, Michael Blrt, Randall Tayler, Jim Friel. ' STUDENT COUNCIL COURT SEATED-Tom Newman-Justice, James Ray-Chief Justice, John Remsberg-Justice. I STANDING-Marlene Bockstruck-Sec., Cretchen Bjorklund-Ass't. Sec., Roger Swanson-Justice, Marilyn Schaefer-Justice, Don BakkwClerk, Carol Martin-Justice. STUDENT COUNCIL COURT Who sponsored the very successful homecoming dance held in the school gym? Who sold Hello Day tags to raise money for school improvements? The Student Council, of course. Its many activities including the establishment of self-government in the lunch room and study hall did much to make Central a better place. The Council was advised by Miss Pearle Knight, Miss Irma Meile, and Miss Mary Lou Bryant. Watch out if you've violated any school laws, for the Student Council Court sees that any violators are punished. Under the supervision of Miss Martha Sjoberg, the court holds session once a month. PAGE FORTY SEVEN Marilyn Nelson, Bob Grochau, Ray Reister, Carol I-Ieckman, Alice Margoles, Ken Wolferam, Theresa Poellinger, Delores Carey, Patty Clarke, Norman Wilkenson, Mabel Lou Ahrens, Leah Krawetz, Arnie Stulwell, Joanne Johnson. Not in picture, Claire Leuine. Picture 2 SEATED-Audray Zack, Ray Reister-President. STANDING--Leah Krawetz-Sec.-Treas, C. Paul Faraci, Muriel Orenstin, James Ray, Jean Gottfried, Ruth Dobberfuhl, Marilyn Schaefer, George Broberg, Nadine Pase, Marvin Sektnan, Carol Heckman-Vise President, Joie Lou Hilgedick, Pat Brown. QUILL AND SCROLL The Grace M, Elliot chapter of Quill and Scroll was formed in 1932. It is the only nation honor society at Central. Those students contributing to the publications of Central, Times and Cehisean, and are recommended by the respective advisors become eligible for membership. They, of course, must maintain a scholastic average of 85 or better. The formal and informal initiations are held each fall and spring. The club is advised by Miss Olive Allen. PAGE FORTY-EIGHT BOTTOM ROW-Ken Bertossl, Carol Martin-Corresponding Secretary, Marlene Bockstruck-Vice President, Margaret Roehl-Recording Secretary, Don Bakke-President, Mary Marcos-Treasurer, , Arnie Stilwell-Finance Com. ROW 2-Mary Lou Quain, Carol Heckman, Gloria Kaplan. Claire Levine, Nadine Pase, Joan Commer, Dreyer, William Johnson, Muriel Orenstein, Mabel Lou Ahrens. - Lois ROW 3-Mary Jo Woodruff, James Ray. Zoe Wilkerson, Connie Carnes, Dave Kachel, Joanne Johnson, Read, Katy Relf, Marjorie Asklund. Lael ROW 4-Grace Eastman, Richard Greenberg, George Broberg, Marvin Sektnan, Richard Bernard, Jim Mason, Manuel Nosowsky, Ruth Dobberfuhl, John Heimann. Picture 2 BOTTOM ROW-Audray Zack, Gloria Lindberg, Valerie Iverson, Carol Rohland,, Lorrie Greenberg, Barbara Malinoff. ROW 2-Suzanne Levy, Marilyn Adelman, John Moy, Adele Sargent, Pat Pool, Joan Foldesi, Ludlow Bixby. ROW 3-Roger Swanson, Milton Ettinger, Donn French-Esq., Renee Ruth Kase, Theresa Poellinger, Barbara Thornton, Marilyn Schaefer, Jackie McCormack. ROW 4-Philip Epstein, Raymond A. Reister, Mary Klein, Robert Smith, James M. Freeburg, Jerry Magnuson, John Remsbers, Jean Gottfried. HISTORICAL SOCIETY Looking for skeletons in your family closet? Did Uncle Bill really go to Central for seven years? Who was Grandma going steady with in 1897? All available information about graduates of Central since 1870 is filed by the Historical Society, which also has complete records of all Central publications, such as the Times, World, and Cehisean. In addition, scrap- books are kept which contain programs of Central productions, and placecards and invitations to the various club events. Membership in the Historical Society is based on scholastic achievement. To qualify, a student must have maintained an average of ninety or better and have been recommended by a teacher. In addition to its recording duties, the Society holds a spring frolic near the close of each school year. PAGE FORTY-NINE T -4 ' . .' A - .R V, ,f J Cgx'lf9ff7J l5f 'lull CMV! 14491 .bwbyq awp, J fl!! ' X.. qi 5 X if fix is Nx n 'K S I silt ,Z R. ., a ,N 55 PAG E Fl FTY BOTTOM ROW-Barbara Malinoff, Muriel Orenstein. Caroline Thomson, Darlene Herman, Margie Rock- President, Jim Freegurg--Secretary, Jean Gottfried-Treasurer, Corinne Pipkorn, Pat Brown. ROW 2-Shirley Peterson, Phyllis Chisholm, Merilyn Else, Suzanne Levy, Gloria Lindberg, Barbara Ivey, Carol Heckman, Janet Robinson. ROW 3-Sharon Savin, Patricia Simmons, Joyce Peltzer, Richard A. Greenberg, Nancy Shuldt. Theresa Poellinger, Marie Miller, Marilyn Schaefer. I ROW 4-Dick Williams, Pat Havey, Manuel Nosowsky, Robert E. Grolchau, Dave Bumgardner, Raymond A. Reister, James Trask. Arnie Stilwell. P, . 2 , 4 'i 74- . 5 .352 LITERARY CLUB The chief purpose of the Literary Club is to stimulate interest in original Writing. Tryouts for the club are held each October. Each student trying out must bring a prepared manuscript and Write a theme on a given subject. The club is advised by Miss Marion Munson. ,-, Wie? ff Z26 nr' X f Y im! 0 X x gf Xa' Q5 X lb Q 1- - 29 S .viibeis i 7 L: Q' Q. ' ' E in Q -iJ:f??t5 . s X '95 Hai: 45 E212 N FS 17 -..Ll4:,g 51: xg , ' -- Egvsggeaiiiv- li ' f EQLEEQEEE -X f sw., Eigggiiiix-fa 5, 7! I ,T -1-5 ee, Lfriaff if 1 - -f-' Ebiiiilek A A' R p Y - i G1?'.:12i552siE- '--13 QEEBEZQ. ..?'r-P iii-15 :Xu '-1f52iE:1??35:!E- 'rs ' f . ' ' L . . -' a 'b'-1-Iii -se 'i 3 I -.t r , fagagggsass-via.. .ssitla-1:2555 ,:.-a H - ?S i .-, . .-- ., wE!ii3E1EZE:iE 'li'- -+ FN? mel- ph, 5-wifi. -C V 'TX '-Y ' -5, :Tin 1 ee,-g t's ' ' , sax -Q ,-11 -4 -,,. ,,,--1 .,- A-----:v i X ' - LATIN CLUB BOTTOM ROW-Shannon Duffy, Sally Graham, Pat Brown, Muriel Orenstein, Janet Tlbbetts-Sec., Barbara Pear- son-Pres., Shirley Petersen-Treas., Jean Gottfried- Vice Pres., Ethel Olson, Mabel Lou Ahrens, Jocelyn Perry, Miss Baber-Advisor. - ROW 2-Shirley Mackin, Marilyn Landes, Joanne Stieper, Marilyn Ellis, Elayne Eastman, Luella Cole, Norman Dudovitz, Eugene Holflin, Mary Moyer, Nannette Plante, Patricia Sullivan, Roma Tubielewicz, Nadine Pase. ROW 3-Jean Frennesen, Margaret Bartel, Molly Friedman, Phyllis Rivkln. John I-Ieimann, Bancroft Brooks, Tom Smith, Phil Epstein, Norman Segal, Milton Ettinger, Kay Nelson, Nancy Schuldt, Jeanne I-Illgedick ROW 4-Carol Heckman, Riva Lyone, Richard Bernard, Bill Forbes, Mike Birt. Herbert Modelevsky, John Bohan, Harry Klein, Emanuel Ezra Nosowsky, Randall Tayler, Stuart Hoffman, Richard Greenberg, Lois Lind. LINGUA LATINA BOTTOM ROW-Jane Wentworth, Lorrie Greenberg, Mary Marcos-Sec., Jim Mason--Treas., Inez Lowe-Advisor, Robert E. Grochau-Pres., Barbara Ivey-Vice Pres., Edla Einck, Marjorie Asklund. Pat Pool. ROW 2-Priscilla Gooch, Valerie Josephson, Betty Williams, Joan Commer. Marge Philippy, Anita Farrand, Norma Falz, Gall Blanpied, Carol Christensen, Harriet Dunning. ROW 3-John J. Moy. Don Bakke, Helen Shelhorn, Corinne Tlbbetts, Grace Eastman, Shirley Bodin, Jim Casey. Ruth Grant, Jean Schubring, Phyllis Chisholm. ROW 4-Jim Dudley, Richard Bernard, Raymond A. Reister, John E. Bohan, Thomas Newman, Hamilton May, Bill Boyles, Bill Law, Barbara Thornton, Joanne Johnson. LATIN CLUB and LINGUA LATINA The ability to pass a short Latin test, to maintain a C average in Latin, and you're elegible to be a mem- ber of one of Central's Latin clubs, a step nearer Ancient Rome. Everything from initiations to the Roman banquet, which ends the activities of the year, is done in Roman style. A Saturnalia program is given around Christmas time. At this program, Christmas carols are sung in Latin, Roman games are played, and Roman skits are given. The Roman banquet is a gala event featuring Roman apparel. Roman food, and entertainment. The Latin Club is guided by Miss Florence Baber, and the Lingua Latina by Mrs. Inez Lowe. r BOTTOM ROW-Barbara Streech, Sally Regan, Jackie Kuhn, Joan Larson-Sec, Audray Zack-Pres., Sally McGee-Vice Pres., Mary Marcos, Janet Pantzar, Marlene Stacker, Joyce Carlson. Diane Pogoler. ROW 2-Adele Sargent, Mary Borgeson, Margaret Bosshardt, Sue Schwartz, Sonia Tufenk, Marilyn nmhqfer, Betty Williams, Benita Shadur, Katy Relf, Mary Phillips, Barb Hough. J RO Joafn Foldesi, Ruth Kozberg, Mary Belle Steenhoven, Patricia Simmons, Jean Deutch. Ellen Beutler, , ce Pgltzer, Zoe Wilkerson, Grace Eastman, Margie Schaefer, Jane Kramer. R. ,, Marciegxiges, Beverly Barr, Dixie Mackenzie, Don Long, Richard Bernard, Gary Klein, Eugene l ci Geller, Wll m Moy, Joan Jolyon, Nancy Partridge, Carol Elmer. , iii, fi -5 W' , W ix . ai u if .V FRENCH CLUB l if . Inga? , 1 jf 'fl fonjour, monsieurf'- Bonjour, madamoisellef' ln this pleasant Way x . at . tk Jr t, Won may hear French students greet one another in he halls. The French N, ip, , . . . . . . 3 Q X, 1 Clyxfli, advised by Miss Alice Cornwall, enl1vens the interest in the French ,fi . li ng?-age pn K5 elps the students to become better acquainted with French - K Fl' fic Qipbm iza-ion, and culture. The meetings are well worth attending My A 5' f' I ' . . . . 5' A Abe au , f e interesting and varied entertainment. At one of the monthly meet- 3 if I 27 n s, s e members of this club ut on a skit called, La Guerison Phoneti ue . Q I fr q re' ' ,: 1 ,ax J , . xt . , 1 l ilsiil in t the Christmas party the whole club sang French Christmas carols. Member- ship is open to anyone taking French. PAGE FIFTY-TWO BOTTOM ROW-Marion Goldetsky, Mabel Lou Ahrens, Lois Schwartz, Marcia Lawler, Audrey Nelson-Vice Pres., Connie Rowell-Pres., Pat Andreas-Treas., Janet Dahlstrom, Lois Martineau, Evelyn Rosen, Sharon Klein. Pat Wood. ROW 2-Nancy Goldberg, Edith Gass, Teddy Walsh, Mary Lou Quain, Jackie Lobdell, Roxy Applebaum, Rosalyn Aaron, Marjorie Huelster, Marilyn Oas, Pearl Orenstein, Leah Krawetz. ROW 3-Esta Delle Rothstein, Betty Flesher, Joyce Abbott, Karwyn St. Onge, Carol Rasmussen, Nancy Arbegast, Nancy Adams, Helen Shelhorn, Connie Carnes, Marilyn Adelman, Darlene Herman, Cynthia Dent. ROW 4-Pat Ransier Shirley Bishop, Lois LaBissoniere, Shirley Tangner, Gerry Picker, Richard Bernard, Marvin Sektnan, John Birmingham. Joan McCluskey, Ruth Dobberfuhl, Renee Ruth Kase, Claire Levine. SPANISH CLUB i If you hear the romantic tempo of Spanish song in Centra1's halls, don't be too surprised. The Spanish Club has purchased an elecric victrola and has begun a collection of Spanish records. At their monthly meetings,the mem- bers sing and converse in Spanish. Natives of Spanish speaking countries are featured at some meetings, and movies of Spanish life and customs are shown. The traditional Christmas party ' with caroling, the custom of the pinata, and giving gifts Was 21 -XL . gs' big success. The well qualified T advisor of the club is Miss -4-El ' L, U 1 Katherine Sanderson. 3 li!-U N . -. ii: X Wx 'i TT ,X 'ig XE ' fir T TA iz I yi 0' -E - .....--.-- :fvtf . ' V , V 5 W T Abf' f ' , i r ' L Q T QL. , ' Q ig? X X ' W .- Ma!! J i Q ,, '-::P1'rw W W 0 I -W T -'mel' MW T' Z f' 'ft ii-y-Q PAGE FIFTY-THREE Y DJWQWM be f !,'5 ig -Q... ---...La -I .-- f-i --L+ .-1.5 .5 -Q .. BOTTOM ROW-Mary Klosterman, Barbara Doris, Colleen Gallagher, Jean Bungarden-Vice Pres., Barbara Pence--Pres., Laurie Johnson-Advisor, Zoe Wilkerson-Sec.-Treas.. Barbara Gough, Caroline Thomson, Donna Cohoon, Doris Klosterman. ROW 2--Gerry Birdsell, Diana Kuske, Shirley Tull, Gwen Anderson, Joy Smith, Lois Line, Barbara Pearson. Joan Fries, Roxanne Pantzar, Sheila Jamieson, Jeannie Shourt. ROW 3-Pat-ty Mustonen, Amaryllis Egley, Dick Palmer, Marilyn Miller, Mary Schroeder, Bob Thurston Barbara Wick, Shirley Moore, Violet Mazur, Harriet Klahn, Carol Christensen. ROW 4-Mary Fries, Lois Hang, Margaret Bosshardt, Harold Gillman, Juanita Wenstrom, Nancy Adams Pat Reilly, Jim Henderson, Dianne Warn, Donna Horn, Carol Pasket. TRI SIGMA May I have a 'copy of Dauid Copperfield? I want C 2403 G7 please! Is anyone using the Readers' Guide? It certainly is a good thing that Central has the Tri-Sigma. Without it, all these inquiries would go un- answered. The Tri-Sigma is a service club composed of student library assistants Who, with the aid of Miss Laurie Johnson, librarian, help find books and other reading material for students and teachers. By spending their study periods in this Way, the members acquire a wide knowledge of books and libra methods, QW QM Qwfif fri 3 , 'USG' Byp- gi 0f ' JCQJFQ . . J . FQ 'I tlll o -..., -- PAGE Fl FTY-FOUR BOTTOM ROW-Mabel Lou Ahrens, Janet Dahlstrom, Jim Dudley-Treas., Shirley Peterson--Vice Pres., Raymond A. Reister---Pres., Marilyn Adelman-Sec., Gloria Kaplan, Rochelle Armlebaum. ROW 2-Sharron Gordon, Pat Foster, Thomas Coppe, Barbara Pearson, Carol Christensen, Kathy Wiecklng, Pat Pool, Nadine Pase. ROW 3-Ruth E. Norris, Leon Katz, Dick Williams, Randall Tayler, C. Paul Faraci, Charles Spring, Erma Wirkhula. ROW 4-Phil Epstein, Shirley Bishop, John Traynor, Jerry Miller, Robert Smith, Naphty Knox, Joanne Johnson. BOTTOM ROW-Bernice Efron, Jackie Marofsky, Janice Gordon, Rita Halpern, Truen Short, Suzanne Levy, Marion Goldetsky, Barbara Malinoff. ' ROW 2-Diane Pogoler, Rosalyn Aaron, Doris Holien, Renee Ruth Kase-, Mary E. Kenna, Katy Leahy, Karwyn St. Onae. ROW 3--Stanley Cohn, Arnie Stilwell, Dick Greenberg, Phyllis Rivkin, Bruce R. Doe, Henry Kristal, Herb Bernick. ROW 4-Jean Roach, Manuel Nosowsky, Bob Grochau, John Bohan, Dick Starkweathxer, Richard Bernard, Jean Gottfried. I. R. C. At their monthly meetings, members of the International Relations Club listen to speakers and discuss world affairs. The group sponsored an assembly in which George Grimm, famous commentaor, answered questions of interna- tional importance from the audience. In the- spring the group invited other schools to a town-meeting discussion. Miss Maybell Matson is advisor of the group. PAGE FIFTY-FIVE BOTTOM ROW-Pat Andreas, Robert Agar, Bob Menard, Gerald Rowe--Pres., Robert Smith-Vice Pres., Pat Ransier-Sec., E. B. Anderson-Advisor. ROW 2-Bill Coons, Charles Roth, Marlyn Johnson, Marshall Weber, Allen Schumeister, Jim Henderson, Herb Bernick. ROW 3-Miles Snyder, Eugene Geller, Jerry Miller, John Bohan, John Ryden, Lloyd Goss, Dick Colestock. SCIENCE CLUB . The Science Club is an organization of boys and girls at Central who are interested in advancing the study of science. Members are required to have a B average or better and must be taking one of-the science courses offered at lg. ,,,.pu-nn-sq U 5 S Na 55 ? ' 1 xX PAGE FIFTY-sux 1 Central. They must also carry on an outside- project connected with some field of science. These projects are exhibited from time to time at their meetings which are held every other Thursday. BOTTOM ROW-George Broberg-Vice Pres., Marilyn Schaefer--Sec.-Treas., Arnie Stilwell-Pres., Roger Swanson-Vice Pres., Dick Clarke-Project Chairman, Anne Ayers. ROW 2-Shirley Moore, Amarlyllis Egley, Marian Beddle, Roland Anfinson, Sharon Savin, Harriet Klahn, Shirley Nord. ROW 3-John Wenger. Herb Bernick, Howard Ruvelson, Stanley Kanevsky, Yvonne Helland, Dick Williams, Larry Kogl, Mr. Robb. Molkenbur-Advisor. ROW 4--John Blue, Ellen Beutler, C. Paul Faraci, Edwin Gass, Bill Strouts, Pat Havey, Juanita Wenstrom. JUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE Charles Roth, Claire Levine, Robert Smith, Gerald Rowe, Zoe Wilkerson CHEMISTRY CLUB If you crave excitement, why not join the Chemistry Club? The laboratory is full of Booms, Bangs, and Pops! I Along with the fun, worthwhile projects are being worked on by each member of the club. The purpose of the Chemistry Club is to further students' interest in this science by gaining knowledge outside of the regular course of study. To promote this interest the club has a program of outside speakers, scientific topics and experiments given by members, and visits to commercial plants. Mr. Robert Molkenbur is the advisor aof the club. K JUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE The purpose of the Junior Academy of Science is to stimulate interest in scientific proects and research. It is composed of outstanding science students who have completed a project and maintained a B average. PAGE FIFTY-SEVEN BOTTOM ROW-Bernice Efron, Rochelle Applebaum, Molly Friedman, Treasurerg Manuel Nosowsky, President: Allen Schumeister, Secretary: JoAnne Adair, Abbey Epstein, Marion Golde-tsky, Truen Short. ROW 2-Priscilla Gullette, Valerie Josephson, Oscar Enstrom, Thomas C-oppe, Zoe Wilkerson, Jim Dudley, Stanley Cohn, Wallis Elston. ROW 3-Norman Segal, Larry Cohen, Marvin Sektnan, Herbert Modelevsky, Robert Smith, Lowell Battey. Bruce Doe, Leonard Peterson. DEBATE CLUB The Debate Club, sponsor-ed by Miss Celina Pilger, staged a comeback this year. The meetings were interesting with lively discussions and debates. The members profit by experience in extemporaneousqspeaking and training in logical thinking. IIYESU IINOII PAGE FIFTY-EIGHT I I SEATED--Marlys Jensen, Marilyn Nelson, Vice-President: Connie Rowell, President: Nancy Witherspoon, Secretary: June Park, Treasurer. STANDING--Marilyn Landes, Kay Reynolds, Kathleen Ovendale, Mary Phillips, Sally McGee, Mary L. Bryant, Advisor: Audray Zack, Priscilla Gullette, Kathy Wieckins, Car-ol Christensen, Gerry Blrdsell. GIRLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL Any girl at Central is eligible to join the Girls' League. Meetings are held the last Thursday of each month when many varied and interesting programs are given. This year the girls presented a style show and several skits. Miss Mary Bryant is the advisor. JUNIOR RED CROSS Soap, wash cloth, tooth brush, pencils. These are just a few of the articles collected by the Junior Red Cross members to send in gift boxes to the needy children of Europe. The Junior Red Cross Council is com- posed of a representative from each of the home rooms who takes charge of publicity for Red Cross drives during the year. The group is an important service organization at Central. Miss Ann Pederson advises the the group. BOTTOM ROW-Bernice Efron, Marion Goldietsky, Bill Boyles, J. R. C. City Council: Donna Cohoon, Treasurerg Tom Newman, President: Ruth Grant, Vice-President: Corinne Tibbetts, Secretaryg Charlene Murray, Sara Alice Rosen. ROW 2--Peggy Cantwell, Barbara Moyer, Barbara Pence, Arlene Horwitz, Lorraine Greenberg, Margie Bornhausen, Donna Kennedy, Diane Prine, Maxine Jensen, Pat Ryan, John Heimann. ROW 3-Myrrhene Allen, Rene St. Germain, Harvey Harris, Wallis Elston, Reina Rolnick, Renee Ruth Kase, George Hillis, Sandy Rugg, Betty Andree, Lois Miller, Mary Moyer. ROW 4-Mary Jamar, Priscilla Gullette, Jefferson Nash, Richard Bernard, John Bolman, Marvin Sektnan, Marshall Weber, Barbara Thornton, Bill Nelson, Sharon Savin. PAGE FIFTY-NINE PAGE SIXTY BOTTOM ROW-Judy Carlson, Renee Ruth Kase-Sec., Marvin Sektnan--Vice Pres., Dick Colestock-Pres., Nadine Pase-Treas., Jackie Pool, Caddie Thomson, Jeanne Sparks. ROW 2-Charlene Arntson, Gwen Reynolds, Betty Peterson, Joanne Schmaedeke, Suzanne Levy, Gloria Kaplan, Pat Ransier, Pat Sweney. ROW 3-Marilyn Adelman, Dixie Mackenzie, Gary Wollan, Paul Dietl, Norman Sacks. Carole Rooney, Janet Carlson. Ruth Kozberg. ROW 4-Frank Kuettel, Richard Bernard, Harry Klein, Alan Zuckert, Dick Clarke, Bob Johnson, John Birmingham, Gerry Picker, Marshall Weber. BOTTOM ROW-Steve Pistner, Peggy Cantwell, Margie Huelster, Jerome Bach, Joann Erdman, Mabel Lou Ahrens, James Luban, Sally Graham. ROW 2--Lorraine Greenberg, Betty Flesher, LaVaun Peterson, Catherine Penne, Kathy Wiecking, Pat Pool, Ruth Grant, Rene St. Germain. ROW 3--Jean Frennesen, Bob Picker, Jim Casey, Jim Dudley, Paul Dietl, James Birmingham, Jackie McCormick, Cell Stein. ROW 4-John Traynor, Ted Mackmiiler, Jerry Paymar, Dick Perschauer, Paul Salita, Leonard Peterson, Eugene Hoeflin, Bancroft Brooks. CHESS CLUB Pawns in 2l4? No, Mr. Kuck isn't running a hock shop after school. This room is the scene of many chess tournaments, for he is the advisor of the Chess Club, and a pawn is a type of chessman. The Chess Club was organized to stimulate interest in that very old game. Old members teach the new mem- bers the tricks of the chess trade. An increased number of chess players and people interested in the game is the result. Every spring a tournament is held to determine who is Central's chess champion, BOTTOM ROW--Steve Pistner, Sterling' Blumstein, Jane Wentworth, John Birmingham-Sec., Al Schumeis- ter-Vice Pres., Norm Dudovltz-Pres., Dick Ziegler-Treas., Patricia McNown, Sally Graham, Eugene Strommen. y ROW 2-Sue. Schwartz, Lorraine Segal, Dan Nordgren, Edith Gass, Carole Gilbert, Sandra Warren, Marjorie Bornhausen, Betty Flesher, Valerie Josephson, Stanley Co-hn, Robert Agar. ROW 3-Anne Kostuch, Audrey Barr, Rosalee Levine, Dorothy Labbitt, Tom Birmingham, Shale Gollop, Dorothy Unovich, Jeanne Mossman, Michael Kuller, Ronald Schumeister, Mary Alice Evans, Susan Bartusch. ROW 4,-Charles Roth, Franz R. N. Anderson, Mike J. Brown, Norman Segal, Naphty Knox, Bob Shadur, Herbert Modelevsky, John Ryden, Marshall V. Weber, Bill Strouts, Jerry Szuster. BOTTOM ROW-Alan Levey, Dave Frishberg, Alice Margoles, Ronald Glassman, John Heimann, Roxanne Pantzar, Jerry Sacks, Lorraine Greenberg, Barbara Schroeder, Abbey Epstein. ROW 2-Carol Brohaugh, Margaret Stickney, Betty Andree. Zoe Wilkerson, Joan Leritz, Donna Kennedy. Gloria I-Iusnik, Marilyn Hughley, Alice Nadeau, Mary Weis. ROW 3-Ronny Goldman, Ted Birnberg, Louis Powell Jr., Pete Lee, C. Paul Faraci, Lowell Herman, Pat Ransier, Faith Guiterman, Jackie Pool, Joann Erdman. ROW 4-Harold D. Gillman, Allan R. Cohen, Paul Salita, Don Oren. Dick Starkweather, Bill Swearengln, Eugene N. Geller, William Woolsey, Rodney Herman, Bill Lanz. CAMERA CLUB Hold it, please! That's all, thank you! This is certainly a common expression among the members of the Camera Club whose mutual interest is photography. At the monthly meetings methods of taking and developing pictures are discussed in order to increase the skill of these amateur Y photographers. Mr. Nyhus is advisor of this club. PAGE SIXTY-ONE BOTTOM ROW-James Luban, Ronald Simon, Jerry Countryman, Don Bakke-Sec., George Broberg-Pres., Fred Wobig'-Vice Pres., Roger Swanson-Treas., Norm Wilkinson. John C. Moy. ROW 2-Bud Jorgensen, Herb Bernick, Don Nelson, Bob McCollum, Dick Thomas, Mike J. Brown, George Ziegler, Ken Bertossi, Jerry Coulter. ROW 32-C. Paul Faraci. Ed Sheppard, Mac Faust, Jim Kroll, William Moy, Joe Poellinger, Bud Nelson, Bill Strouts, Keith Lightfoot. ROW 4-Bob Buhler, James M. Freeburg. Dave Bumgardner, Gordon Spindler, John E. Bohan, John Fischbach, Jerry Magnuson, Ed Oliver, John Birmingham. RIFLE CLUB Ready? Aim! Fire! No, Don't be alarmed. It's not a firing squad. It's the members of Central's Rifle Club practicing in the sub-basement under the direction of Mr. Stanley Watson. This daily practice session not only-improves the skill of the members but also encourages fair play and good sportsmanship. The members work.for National Rifle Association ratings, first an expert rifleman, and highest a distinguished rifleman. BOTTOM ROW-SEATED-Charles Mullan-Treas., Robert D. Berg-Advisor. ROW 2-STANDING-Howard Smith, Jim Kroll, Don Murphy, Bill Reichow-Pres., Lee Jensen-Vice Pres., Charles Ebert-Sec., Creighton Johnson. ROW 3-STANDING-Dick Clarke, Dick Swanberg, Jim Hansen. PROJECTION FORCE What interesting variations to our everyday classes are the movies shown for history, English, or other classes in Room 4 by the Projection Force. The boys on the force are chosen by Mr. Robert Berg from his shop classes. This is one of the essential service clubs at Central. PAGE SIXTY-TWO BOTTOM ROW-Miss Irma Meili-Advisor, Elaine Durfey, Herbert Modelevsky-Vice Pres., Manuel Nosowsky-Pres., Norman Segal-Treas., Dick Colestach-Sec., Sheila Jamieson. ROW 2--Joy Smith, Sharron Gordon, Georgie Ann Schultz, Jacqueline Kowalke, Paul Davison, Gloria Lindberg, Diana Kuske. ROVX, 3-John Blue, Dick Williams, Robert Smith, Allen Schumeister, Jim Henderson, Zoe Wilkerson, arol Lev ne. BIRD CLUB Has your pigeon been giving you the cold shoulder lately? Maybe the Bird Club can help you, for its members know all about the habits, likes, and dislikes of our feathered neighbors. Members get this knowledge from lectures by authorities on the subject, movies, field trips, and visits to the University Museum. Under the guidance of Miss Irma Meili, the members of the Bird Club have improved their relations with birds and increased their knowledge of them. SEATED-Pat Ransier, Louis Powell-Treasurer, Randall Tayler-President, Jim Stubbs-Vice President, Jocelyn Perry--Secretary. STANDING-Elton Ryberg, Eugene N. Geller, John Thill-Program Chairman, John Bohan, Edwin Gass, Jim Casey, Lamanzo Winck. STAMP AND COIN CLUB Are you a Stamp Or COin C0ll2Ct0r. and W011ld You like to exchange stamps and coins with others? The Stamp and Coin Club is composed of students who are interested in these hobbies and who gather together and swap with one another at the meetings. Many members have several thousand stamps in their collections. Miss Celina Pilger advises the group. PAGE SIXTY -THREE CENTRAL I-II-Y BOTTOM ROW-Ray Engel, Jerry Lyons, Dean Edwards-Treas., Tom Peckham-Pres., Martin Coonan- Vice Pres., Donn D. French-Sec., Bud Jorgensen, Jim Simpsen. ROW 2-Stan West, Jim Benton, Jim Friel, Dwight Brooks. Bill Law. Dick Ziegler, Hugh Meier, Dick Metzger. ROW 3-Bill Boyles, Ken Skoug Jr., Bill Drum, Tom Newman, Hamilton May, George Caldwell, Palmer Rooch. Craig Edgerton. Bill Oehler. MID-CENTRAL HI-Y BOTTOM ROW--Don Bach, Jack Rock-Vice Pres., Bud O'Connell-Treas., John Remsburg-Pres.. Jerry Magnuson-Sec., Rodger Schwartz. ROW .2-David Jansen, Dave Kachel, Dennis McMann, Douglas Rogers, Jack Wadlund, Jerry Sandin. ROW 3--Ray Gellerman, Don McGregor, Neil Powell, Tom Walsh, Warren West, Chuck Barlow. ROW 4-Bob MacGregor, Ed Hondlik, Preston Tomlinson, Frank Plnce, Joe Cammack, Roger Lundbeck, Hugo Hendricks. TRI HI-Y BOTTOM ROW-Owefn Hill, Wamm' Friel-Sec., Bob Mcllrath-Treas., Otto Korth Jr.--Vice Pres., Don Rott. ROW 2-Louie Hauser Jr., Tip Ryan, Tom Benepe. Bill Hann, Dick Williams, Thomas Igo. ROW 3-Tom Dyer, Duane Ring, Gary Deibers, Rogers Dodds, John McDermott. Ed Oliver, Dick Benene. i l DELTA HI-Y BOTTOM ROW-Dick Grant-President. Paul Lund-Vice Presidents Don Lang--Treasurer, Bob Menard-Secretary, Paul Amidon. ROW 2-Dean Brandsness. Robert I-Iite, Willis Paul, Roland Anfinson, Keith West. ROW 3-Jim Andre, Bob Tucker, Ed Amidon, Bill Costello, Dick Loughlin. INNER HI-Y COUNCIL - BOTTOM ROW--Wampy Friel--Treas. Tri, Bob Menard-Delta, Paul Lund-Delta, Bud O'Connel1- Treas.-Mid. ROW 2-Donn French-Central Hi-Y, Don Long-Delta Hi-Y, Dean Edwards-Central Hi-Y, Jack Rock- Mid-Central Hi-Y, John Remsbure-Mid Hi-Y. ROW 3-Jerry Magnuson-Mid Hi-Y-Pres., Dick Grant-Delta Hi-Y-Pres., Tom Peckman-Central Hi-Y, Don MacGregor--Tri Hi-Y--Pres.. Bob Mcllrath--Tri Hi-Y-Treas., Otto Korth--Tri Hi-Y- Vice President. H I-Y There are four Hi-Y Chapters at Central. They are Mid, Tri, Central, and Delta, These are spon- sored and chartered by the Y. M. C. A. and l-Ii-Y Fellowship. The purpose of these Hi-Y chapters is to pro- mote the high ideals of Christian Character in the school and community. Social highlights of the year are the Hi-Y clubs' informal gatherings such as dances, sleigh rides, and pow-wows. These organizations helped the Y. M. C. A. put on a successful rummage sale to rafise funds for a new Y building in the Midway district. INNER HI-Y COUNCIL Newly organized this year is the Hi-Y Inner Council which consists of the officers of the four clubs. This council enables the club to work together for their common goal. I PAGE SIXTY-FIVE tw - SENIOR Y-TEENS BOTTOM ROW--Sheila Jamieson, JoAnn Larson, Marilyn Miller, Rhae Lawrence-Vice President, Ruth Dobberfuhl--Secretary, Margie Rock-President, Sarah J. Fleming--Treasurer, Carol Heckman-ICC Representative, Shirley Moore. ROW 2-Thyra Luedke, Jane Kramer, Carol Elmer, Margaret Bartel, Joie Lou Hilgedick, Marilyn Hughley. Shellla Resig, Jean Frennesen. ROW 3--Donna Nordahl, LeVaun Peterson, Lela Brynteson, Margie Polister, Roma Tubielewlcz, Margaret . Stickney, Lois Hang, Jean Hilgedick, Margaret Edwards. ROW 4-Caddie Thomson, Molly Friedman, Ellen Beutler, Sharon Savin, Joan McC1usky, Eileen Bock, Gladys Hall, Donna Gassman, Barbara Banach. SENIOR Y-TEENS BOTTOM ROW--Joan Roesler, Betty Wolfangel, Mary Strandness, Merilyn Else, Corinne- Pipkorn, Gertrude Floeder, Pat Braun. Margaret Ray. ROW 2-Elaine Durfey, Alice Lind, Joy Smith, Ella Gasnarre, Audree Menard, Donna Odegaro, Carole Haider, Mary Ann Jameson. ' ROW 3-Carol Martin-Service Chairman, Dorothy M. Cody, Doris Mertens, Patty Clarke, Joanie Bright, Marilyn Grubbs, Reina Rolnlck, Lois hind. Marion Lonien. ROW 4-Jackie McCormick, Pat Pool, Shirley Bishop. Joanne Johnson, Jean Gottfried, Juanita Wenstrom, Beverly Knaus, Sheree Taffel, Elsie Indra. Y-TEENS Any junior or senior girl is eligible to join the Senior Y-Teens, and any freshman or sophomore .girl may join the Junior Y-Teens. All members of either one of these groups automatically become members of the Y. W. C. A. The Y holds several parties for the girls during the year. The club furnished a needy family with a Thanksgiving dinner this year. Christmas cards were sold for the Y. W. C. A., and Central Y-Teens won the city prize of a free week-end at camp for selling the most cards. Mrs. Elfie Price is the faculty advisor for the Senior Y-Teens with Miss Joy Rogalla, Macalester Col- lege student, as her assistant. Miss Esther Arnundsen advises the Junior Y-Teens. I PAGE SIXTY-SIX JUNIOR, Y-TEENS BOTTOM ROW-Barbara Anderson, Beverly Peterson, Nancy Stemple, Jocelyn Perry--I. C. C., Jean Lillquist--Vice Pres., Barbara Evans-Pres., Kay Nelson-Sec., Marlelne Redpath-Treas., Robin Kieselhorst, Jeanne Sparks. ROW 2-Sylvia Goldberg, Gail Scott, Marlys Colling, Beverly Kozeny, Beverly Baker, Luella Cole, Diane Prine, Marlys Kay, Arlene Horwitz, Darlene Toby, Joan Howell. ROW 3-Charlene Arntson, Pat Ransier, Joan O'Leary, Sandra Warren, Carolyn Olson, Codra Armstrong, Riva Lyone, Mary Espersen, Julie Murray, Joan Van Krevelen, Jackie Pool, Rosalee Levine. ROW 4-Phyllis Shelhorn, Margaret Zoschke, Dorothy Labhlt, Margaret Bosshardt, Marie Ficker, Barbara Rosenblum, Greta Ljungkull, Joan Engelhart, Betty Skok, Deloris Binger, Faith Guiterman, Joan Pelant. JUNIOR Y-TEENS BOTTOM ROW--Shirley Mackin, Marion Goldetsky, LaVonne Stonefelt, Sally Graham, Patricia McNown, Connie Kleason, Bernice Efron, Norma Cable, Carol Keys, Betsy Patterson. ROW 2-Jean Laird, Leila Majerowicz, Ethel Grosman, Ann Trumbull, Jane Fish, Doris Klosterman, Mary Klosterman, Lorraine Madigan. Caroline Gilbert, Nancy Heckman, Marilyn Chemino. ROW 3-Marcia Meyers, Pauline Rasmussen, Carole Johnson, Jeannie Shourt, Larraine' Dierks, Gloria Charnoski, Edith Arlemann, Judy Perkins, Cecilia Asn, Barbara Pence, Muriel Goltz, ' ROW 4-Iva Kehne, Mary Garry, Marilyn Sagissor, Jona Levitz, Diana Kuske, Joanne Stiener, Carol Lavine, Joann Erdman, Rochelle ADDlebaum, Gerrle Allen, Mary Moyer, Pat Ryan. JUNIOR Y-TEENS BOTTOM ROW-Gerrie Thomas, Joan Schmidt, Gloria Morphew, Lois Rosenblum, Mary Weir, Nancy Wetterlin, Ardeth Lindquist, Rosalyn Aaron, Alice Nadeau, Myrrhene Allen, Thomasina Adams, Julia Jones, Marita Strombers. ROW 2-Valerie Kennedy, Lorraine Segal, Joan Sundberg, Sara Alice Rosen, Edith Gass, Ilda Weinholzer, Carole Goldbarg, Rita Halpern, Gloria Feldman, Mary Jean DeMont, Marilyn Oas, Joan Clemmons, Patty Weinholzer. ROW 3-Abbey Epstein, Ruby Mandel, Betty Axelrod, Marcheta Allen, Marilyn Olson, Joyce Sommer, Marilyn Jacobson, Esta Delle Rothstein, Lois Schwartz, JoAnne Adair, Phyllis Jones, Jeanette Forman, Nancy Goldberg, Truen Short. ROW 4-Cynthia Dent, Darlene Johnson, Darlene Murphy, Evelyn Rosen, Carole Gilbert, Etta Kozberg, Karen Heckman, Shirley Bornhausen, Loretta Labovitch, Harriet Labovitch, Karon Roehm, Gerry Kelby, Jeanne Jandl, Delores Hanson, Connie Wollan. PAGE SIXTY SEVEN - -,- ?laAla6aclzA .T N ' xx ly 8 September: School starts ..... Most students glad to be . if fy back ..... Second day of school, most students looking VLAZJ'-7 Y' forward to vacation ..... Girls outnumber boys by X X 63 ..... G. Broberg announced Cehisean editor ..... 5 Poll reveals that Centralites have no good reason for re- fm- questing the cop to take off his hat ..... fi October: Don MacGregor and Sally David, Homecoming King and Queen ..... Student Council sponsores Home-coming bid- tull gnwpkmwge' l l dance in gym for first time in Centrals history-signs of W- -- i ' T. K ' f ' progress ..... Homecoming parade, first half of which had ., ....-.ij 4-- .. IQ!! official recognition-then Brabeck's tire blew ..... Student government installed in lunch room and first and second period 301 ..... Seniors ordered to have pictures taken at once or be left out. . . . . Toastmasters demonstrate at assembly-Mr. Roscoe likes sweaters ..... J. D. Straw Ball SNTKHL ll teaches many Centralites that they are afflicted with hay 0. 'QQ fever ..... Football jamboree on W'l'CN-Lefty Lind- ,faf bergh informs listeners that motorcyclesihave good pick- up ..... Central wins a football game fMarshall, that isj. . . . Epidemic of squirt guns afflict little boys and girls ..... D. Bumgardner sets out with fire in eye to -X find parts which disappeared from his means of transporta- X tion ..... SS-'ww November: New look hits Central-boys threaten to raise s ,., -Gila NJ af -'N pants cuffs .... . Squirt gun ultimatum issued as a result of some near drowning. . . . . Bumgardner still trying to find parts-cold weather ended the cycle season, anyway. . . . . TB X-ray units found Central's chests in good condi- tion ..... Jim Mason amuses geometry class with handker- chief tricks ..... Sadie Hawkins Day ..... Faculty o. k.'s mixed eating in lunchroom--signs of more progress. . . , . S Cgroup picturesb .... Bats in 305. . . . . Boys wearing ties and Sunday smiles . Freeburg, girl, and airplane upside- down again. . . . U V 1 6 J X? ui H i is 1 'm ffo 'Q 3 P au. s l x tv 9 L31 : 0 'scc r ----:P-Iliff:-7: ' . X3 s ff M w f' ea- m n -, It N Q. . Q, X' A 552,45 it' T 'li 3 if 1'fill?:l!,--5 Nfl 'nfl In '!L..:',.' X5 2 ,4 -iw 'jaif JV f i, it-3 ,.- ... PAGE SIXTY-EIGHT of '47 '43 December: Students campaigning for world government . . . C1. Caldwell chosen Judy O'Rule ..... Fire!-New alarm system proves its value ..... Beginning of basketball sea- son ..... Series of holiday dances ..... January: New Year's Eve parties still in session ..... Cen- tralites wearing Christmas gifts ..... B. Friel's pink shirt ..... Solid Geometry finals ..... Small explosion in period III chemistry ..... A few well prepared people have their J. S. dates .... February: No school on Lincoln's birthday ..... Chemistry classes make soap-many dirty articles dissolve ..... Col- lege aptitude tests finish off what's left of many seniors ..... Operetta ..... Heated debate about caps and gowns. . . March: Student Council St. Patrick's day dance. . . . . Dramatic Club play, My Sister Eileen ..... Another issue of the Times comes out. . . . . Easter vacation. . . . . April: Spring fever hits hard ..... The World does not come out ..... Baseball season opens ..... Boys begin looking for J. S. material-most of the foresighted ones who made dates in January no longer associate with the girls in question, for any number of reasons ..... May: Band Concert .... Mad rush for J. S. dates begins ..... J. S ,... . Senior Day ..... Cehisean comes out ..... Memorial day ..... June: F.nal exams . . . . Nervous seniors .... Jim Mason still doing handkerchief tricks in math class. .... Com- .: Z :.. N-ia. -ii, -Q., J ' '+-Sgi 6 c' 11, 1 54 ae ' v Q T x ,-.-F5 Q ':'9 ? , - '-' ff T 'F is Cl S' . -.-- . .D 3 Ni-rflbxg 0'Q C, B Ns., Q., SQ., . .'.:-. ' + 2:- 3. 2 -- X,-I Q.,- Si... li' , .- 55 4.3 , .-1 .+ NWS- E M311-Q,-. ---Q 'izzr----' '- --Xtfim .- . ,duv- ,, J' X 5-5 sg 5 S r - ? M -+5 k- I X K N dx gr X S 7 Q 1'5 . E X ' 5 L: - , -4 rf- --Q, uri -4 :WV 2 -2. 7 -21 - -1 ? ,052 iii, -Mi'-1 d i - ,,-.an .. itil -Q- .V-mls.. -.- .f mencement exercises ..... Commencement dance ..... giygg it Ju J -7144 '9 ,V 1 ,S S .c . a I Geo fp tw it S 190 MN K3 9 1 a P 5 ii Q q ic' W' X x JI W ' yi N .. N H it N k, -it 1 1 QQ X N 1 xxx J Q J1 1 X N, , N X. X Xiu. os xx YN Q- -H - FQ 0 . ' xu ,.-ti, Nagin.. 'ng-k?YL.g ci-V W-.L C ' Ku -.5 PAGE SIXTY-NINE TIMES EDITORIAL STAFF BOTTOM ROW-Ken Wolfgram-Sport Editor, Patty Clarke-Exchange Editor, Bill Van Ort-Business Manager, Leah Krawetz-co-Feature Editor, Carol Heckman-Co-Editor-in-Chief, Betty Cederberg- Consultant. Raymond A. Reister-Co-Editor-in-Chief, Theresa Poellinger-Co-Feature Editor, Delores Carey-News Editor, Mel Sinykin-Art Editor, Jackie Gilbert-Girls' Sports Editor. ROW 2-Joie Lou Hilgedick, Alice Margoles, Norman Wilkinson, Mary Thompson, Marie Miller, Gladys Hall-Advertising Manager, Nadine Pase, Pat Foster, Marge Doran. Mabel Lou Ahrens. Bud Zats. ROW 3-Arnie Stilwell, Frank Trantanella, Gale Lindahl, Marvin Sektnan, Jack Splndler, Bob Williams. Ed Amldon, Jim Holmes, Bob Grochau, Mike Lyons, Juanita Wenstrom. TIMES BUSINESS STAFF BOTTOM ROW-Ronald Martineau, Bill Van Ort-Business Manager, Edwin Gass-Circulation Manager, Charles Mullan-Associate Circulation Manager. ROW 2-Norman Wilkinson, Ceil Stein, Gretchen Bjorklund. ROW 3-Paul Faraci, Mel Sinykin, Bill Strouts, Barbara Banach. TIMES EDITORIAL STAFF What Central organization obtains the most honors? The Times of course. Besides receiving the George Gallup and N. S. P. A. All-American awards, it also won recognition in state and national T. B. Christ- mas Seal publicity contests, in the local high school nevvspaper contest on the treatment of Brotherhood, and in state and national competition for Brotherhood Week editions of high school papers. Carol Heckman and Ray Reister are co-editors. Miss Olive Allen advises the group. TIMES BUSINESS STAFF The Editorial Staff writes the Times, but without the Business Staff the paper couldn't be published. The members of this staff solicit the ads from St. Paul businessmen: They keep accounts of subscriptions, collect from home room agents, and distribute the paper on Fridaysj Mr. John Ryan is advisor of the club. PAGE SEVENTY CEHISEAN STAFF BOTTOM ROW--Muriel Orenstein, Dorothy M. Cody, Caddie Thomson, Billie June Groetsch, Margie Rock, Carol Martin, Audray Zack, Laverne Calof. ROW 2-Jean Frennesen, Jackie McCormack, Owen Hill, Arnie Stilwell, lRoger Swanson, Mary Phillips, Fay Rooney, Gayle McArde1l. ROW 3-Joan Larson, Joanne Johnson, Nancy Webb, Jean Gottfried, Joan Kleyne, Ruth Dobberffuhl, Marilyn Nelson, Marilyn Schaefer, Renee Ruth Kase. ROW 4-James Ray, C. Paul Faraci, W. M. Drum Jr., T. E. Peckham, P. L. Rooch, George Broberg, Dave Bumgardner, Jim Freeburg. ,Bob Grochau. CEHISEAN EDITORS SEATED-Marilyn Nelson-Music Editor, Marilyn Schaefer-Associate Editor, George Broberg'-Editor-in- Chief, Joan Johnson-Club Editor, Audrey Zack--Business Manager. STANDING-James Ray-Boys' Sports Editor, Jean Gottfried-Album Editor, Paul Faracl-Photographer, David Bumgardner-Faculty Editor, Ruth Dobberfuhl-Girls' Sports Editor, Robert Grochau--Snaps Editor. CEHISEAN STAFF Most students little realize just what is involved in bringing the Cehisean into being. Just ask some of the teachers who were literally chased about their rooms by a madman who turned out to be David Bum- gardner, faculty editor, who was merely trying to take their pictures for his section. Ask the club advisors who were pursued by club editor Joan Johnson, and the members of her staff who were hounded day and night to get their sketches in. Ask the albumn staff, and hear about the screams and dire threats of Jean Gottfried, album section editor. Inquire of a snapshot section member and learn of the desk-and-head-pounding-on by Bob Grochau, who demanded action, and of his pleas to the students to please turn in some material. And don't forget Marilyn Nelson and her two-girl music staff, who are rumored to have established their head- quarters in an empty bass fiddle case in order to have more feeling in their work. Ask any person who had to stand on his head for fifteen minutes while sports editors Jim Ray and Ruth Dobberfuhl decided from which angle the best picture could be taken. The members of the business staff will tell you of their importance, and of business editor Audrey Zack's business-like way of throwing inkwells at them. Speak to just about any red-faced Centralite and learn of the cruelty of Paul Faraci, official photographer, who snapped a picture of him that he'll never be able to explain to Susie. The easiest thing to do, however, would probably be to go up to 323 or 324 and see what it has done to faculty advisors, Amanda Johnson and Sara Ryder, or, if you want blanket coverage of the matter just wander over on publication date and watch the little white wagon drive off with the entire Cehisean staff. PAGE SEVENTY ONE . ' , ' Ji,4,7.f'J' 5- N ' , ' , D If if X Iwi. A in I:-fad ' Lftgfz, , f - 404' W 1- ' ' ' ' J of QWZWM fb ffwaygdi 4 . , If A , ,,,' ji' K, f fn? 'V ' !V I 5 ff Z ,T 4 , . . . ,094-'41 , ' ffls ffl WW! ' .Z 1 QM- Nlhe world is so lull of a number of things, l am sure we shoulcl all he as happy as lcingsn 1 PAGE E TY TW Qmmmw .xkma xqw mg V XR' Qs 'X V X ' W P N .--' --- MN..w.., ,..,.. .,...,,.,,,,,,,X, AM A k,X, x M X L' ,Aww ' X WV!! e ef' - we-AM ea an Wffwvr Q3 wwf WJ ! 7M db' f7 d'l DW ffmgw MJ' Qplfffi 59' Vyl f,7fZf-f-eff-f',-av-vff Jffpf 17' . A any f' ref 'J , 1 Wljfffe. YIJZQIIJU fi J 4,64 Z'-ug fwwrg WC- . ll FOOTBALL Centra1's football squad started out the season with a spirit but after suffer- ing two heartbreaking defeats lost until their final game with Marshall. The line produced two Juniors who received honorable mention and who will bolster next years squad, Frank Pince and Ed Hondlik. 'QAM 601' QLAQP' W1 .1 f QMWWJWM awrmgaf, 4 ..,.MMf1r,.',..f fi.....J, il.ni-lQ,wM-CsH,ey' gf,- PAGE EVENTY FOUR MH 'jj f lffeeffgiil Zia Q 'ff fa -Ucifgwff, I awww' , M, W ,rl ' A! fl. t. 7 7' , ,r. 2119, Y. ,-'AW T -if ' ,Z ,ax f.fgD,,, 4 M ?1'1 l 4 ,wx ,4L12.f'1W,,f.'. ' --1.41-.4 .-..v1 My FOOTBALL TOP ROW-Coach Roscoe-, Carlson, Schwartz, West, Walsh, Friel, Cammock, Rogers. 3rd ROW-Penk, Ring, Deiters, Palistrant, Martin, Amidon, Tomlinson, Marsh, Managers. 2nd ROW-Peterson, Smith, Remsberg, Brooks, T. Benepe. Korth, Powell, Woodlund, Bach, McGregor. 1st ROW-VanOrt, Lundberg, I-Iondlik, D. Benepe MacGregor, Barlowe, Pince, Rock, Skadron Magnuson. pr rwrrr X - .:., 5, QL.. 1 M 1 . FOOTBALL SCORES Central 6 ..... ........ S PA Central 13 .... ..... M onroe Central 14 .... ..... M urray Central 6 .... --- Marshall 1 O 9 18 0 Central Central Central Central 6 .... .... M echanics 7 .... .... J ohnson 0 .... .... H umboldt 1 3 .... ..... H arding 7 7 12 19 PAGE SEVENTY-FIVE STANDING-Coach Sihorse, Jensen, Schwartz, Remsberg, Peterson, Boyles, Picker-Mgr., Ganaway T. M G th S e ts S d' c ra, , arg an, an in. KNEELING-Penk, Meirs, Hohenwald, Rott, J. McGrath. HOCKEY TEAM The hockey team just couldn't get started this year and Wound up at the bottom of the league. The skating of Jerry Sandin and goal-tending of Al Hohenwald provided high hopes for ne-xt year. Central 1 .,,..,....,....,.....,,,,...,........r...... ..,. W ashington 0 Central 0 ..... .... H umboldt 6 Central 3 .... .... H arding 8 Central O .... .... M urray 2 Central 1 ........................................ . ..................... Marshall 3 PAGE SEVENTY-SIX BOTTOM ROW-T. Butler, Olson, P. Brandeen, J .Butler, Brooks, Kogl. ROW 2--E. Brandeen, Ingebretson, Ke-rfoot, Holmes-Trainer. ROW 3-Countryman, Moy, Edgerton. SWIMMING TEAM Another championship is what such boys as Jack and Ted Butler, Phil and Ed Brandeen, and Larry Kogl, brough to Central this year. We hope this is start of a long string of victories for the minute-mermen. PAGE SEVENTY-SEVEN KNEELING-Reuben, Collins Korth ROW 1--Gellerman, Caldwell Barlow Newman Oliver Coach Kelly ROW 2-Rock, Deiters, Ring Eneberg Martin McGregor BASKETBALL TEAM The old overtime jinx brought disaster to Central again this year as we lost two of our games by a total of three points in overtime. All in all the season was only average as the boys were hot and cold so often they couldn't produce a Winning combination. PAGE SEVENTY-El GHT BASKETBALL SCORES Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central ----- ------ Mechanics Wilson ----- ---------- Monroe Washington ----- ------ Humboldt ----- ------- Harding --.-- ----- Johnson ---- Murray PAGE SEVENTY NINE PAGE EIGHTY ROW 1-KNEELING-Bakke, O'Connell. ROW 2--KNEELING--J. Birmingham, Kachel, Metzger, Miller, Paul, Skadron. ROW 3-Schadur, Kach, Zuckert, Benton, Palistrant, Friel, Birt, Coach Thorson. GYM TEAM A fine showing was exhibited by C and D class men from Central's gym team the oldest sport on campus. A lot of hard work was put forth in the forge room to bring out this Winning combination. , CROSS COUNTRY TEAM This cross country team brought to Central another trophy this year as the 'boys were rewarded for their hard practice at Highland Park, by winning the city championship. BOTTOM ROW-Payne, Metzger, Bernick, Brooks. ROW 2-Birt, Forbes, MacMi11er. Not shown, Samuelson. KNEELING-Sacks, MacGregor, Metzger, Barnes, Friel. Lawhead. ROW 1--Nelson, Skadron, Ring. Beneine. Korth, T. Benepe. ROW 2-Koch, Powell, Penk. Clarke, Palistrant. ROW 3-Sidley, Magnuson, Hondlik, Payne, Schadur, Skoug, Samuelson Knot, shown, Mgr. Jim Ray who was hard at work taking the picturej. TRACK TEAM Starting off in a blaze of glory by winning the city Relay Carnival but then finishing a dismal fourth in the city such boys as Marsh, Rugg, Nelson, Ring, and Benepe kept the spirit high. One consolation was Denny Rapp's brilliant exhibi- tion of broad jumping, winning the city, twin city, and state championships. He also set an unofficial city record in a dual meet. ,, .,.. PAGE EIGHTY-ONE jQ,.'Tg-4 ggi 5,1-if .. Brabec, J ohnson, Peterson GOLF TEAM These three regulars from last year formed the nucleus for this yearfs golf team. Last year the team didn't seem to be- able to get behind the ball with enough to make an outstanding record. John Nelson turned in the only individual feat by coming in second in the city golf meet. PAGE EIGHTY-TWO a - 4 ,fb g,j,+f'4.,,,. U. x Q, I , gg, 4-54, ,' ,U Q-.3 ,as f-'ici-V2 1.g'4 ' ,f f-if f me J? ' .- , if r. I. ,' Ae' - .- fi 3 --ki' -I 144 gi' o . . I S a' f ,Q .' i 994 U I .i LVKQ C-rp: .fl 'G 1 J 'i 'l'a 'i ?,f' fi- ALL, 1 ' ...wi su? N M ' A. 36 J? 1'-f F1 fs E xx S Q were X ' f Q37 X Nr! 1 E X X Q S X-tif R x X X - X . x X R E X x. K i 'v7l Eg., s XSxsX S ,.,...sv i A yilxgy XX-Syy yyx xx X i s xsxxxxs fx W 5 N 8 w ui U ff ll ' ,Q U ' , -- Q , w r , X ra X W ' N ' .,., mf X W K, , w ' W x U H ,, , 1 A ' W W , x K K , - l ' X i , ,N if K X N-y Y. W . , MN f f uf f QL Lg ' ww- V- L' kg, T -- , . .. X 'Q V, 2 M , A Mn, 4. ff' W6 nj? ,M PAGE EIGHTY-THREE CENTRAL'S COACHING STAFF Our coaching staff consists of Mr. Kelly, baske-tball and track, Mr. Roscoe, football and baseball, Mr. Simmelink, golf and tennis, and also part time coaches, Mr. Thorson and Mr. Sihorse. They do a creditable job of training the boys on various teams not only to play hard to Win but also to take the losses in stride and to be good sports. THE ATHLETIC BfOARD The Athletic Board manages Central's program of has the responsibiliy of purchasing and maintaining adequate equipment, keeping the main sports as football and basketball on a paying bzgisl? anti 'i ci eciiding the-i if best course for the many sports Central sponsers. We vQsli7Xtofcon1me,nd therrmgd especially this year for the fine new uniforms they acquired for our football and -- MT, X L basketball teams. The members of this board are Mr. McCallum, Mr?LlVle1er,' of X- 5 Mr. Ingebretson, Mr, Schwabe, and the coaching staff5:,li5,Q,J' i J ,D ,, Aj 'ff-'-ff' 1 JIU PAGE EIGHTY FOUR ' 3Xx RY Q x Q X XNQ m Awww fr. 5-x W X Xx' N: x X Aix N5 Elm w 5 1 Q 1 v . Xe 1-ga xxx , xx. Q fm- Zi, 5-4' Ns ,Ar X . fi, eg T Q35 . s - K 'N 'K K 4 YE Q ' when A M is 3, wi ,L .-,. ' X? Bb it xQ S Q x R WX X NX Nxt X N.-Q.. RN X e XXbXX QQ.5sNXNN'Q iX x N X x x :X Y X Xxx X xx Q5 NW 5.2 ' Nm I : wk ,Q x ... 5 A 5 o WX mmm x ,wmw.,,,, ,V - PAGE ElGHTY'SlX BOTTOM ROW-Marge Philipvy-Sec.-Treas., Marlene Bockstruck-Vice Pres., Ruth Dobberfuhl-Pres.. Joan Kleyne-Recording Sec., Marilyn Jacobson. ROW 2-Audrey Nelson, Marilyn Olson, Barbara Ivey, June Park, Ethel Olson, Billie June Groetsch. ROW 3-Doris Mertens, Jackie Gilbert, Jackie McCormick, Corinne Tibbetts, Karwyn St. Onge, Teresa Smith. GAA EXECUTIVE BOARD g The meeting will please come to order. And so begins another meet- ing of the GAA Executive Board. This board meets every second and fourth Monday during period six. The girls not only plan activities for tryouts and games, but they also have swell parties and outside sports among themselves. Members are elected by popular vote the preceding May. Officers this year were: Ruth Dobberfuhl, Pres.: Marlene Bockstruck, Vice Pres.g Marge Philippy, Sec.- Treas.3 and Joan Kleyne, Recording Sec. We are very fortunate to have Miss Ryan as our advisor. BOTTOM ROW-Laverne Calof, Ruth Dobberfuhl, Jo Kleyne, Nancy Webb, Mary Ann Jameson, Bev Katz. ROW 2-Marlene Bockstruck, Corinne Pinkorn, Alice Lind, Betty Wolfangel, Barbara Fields, Dorothea Hill, Sharron Gordon, Joy Smith, Billie June Groetsch. ROW 3-Teresa Smith, Barbara Ivey, Florence Schultz, Jackie Gilbert, Mary Jo Woodruff, Kay Kelleher, Doris Mertens, Janet Tibbetts, Ethel Olson. ROW 4-Marilyn Schaefer, Jackie McCormick, Shirley Bishop, Joanne Johnson, Juanita Wenstrom, Corinne Tibbetts, Patty Clarke, Elizabeth Wolter, Arlene Browne. ALL-CITY AWARDS After a girl has received her C , she may continue to work for her All City Award. This requires 500 additional points to the 1000 she earned for her HC . These awards are given at the annual C Club banquet held in May. PAGE EIGHTY-SEVEN W , '57 355 W JQWW Q f . 1 MM W A W ,VME Efdwfjfm tl ls .Q Rosalyn Aaron Thomasina Adams Myrrhene Allen Audrey Barr Marian Beddie Mary Blaser Marjorie Bornhausen Pat Braun Laura Brooks Luella Cole Lois Dreyer Elayne Eastman Marion' Goldetsky Priscilla Gooch Lorrie Greenberg Gladys Hall Carol I-Ieckman Marilyn Jacobson Sheila Jamieson Valerie Josephson Inez Kain Mary Kelleher Arlene Knudson Joanne Kranz Elaine Kroening C CLUB Charlotte Larson JoAnn Larson Lois Lind Gloria Lindberg Thyra Luedke Joan Morrissey Audrey Nelson Marilyn Olson June Park Joyce Peltzer Jocelyn Perry Marge Philippy Karwyn St. Onge Pat Ransier Sharon Savin Jean Schubring Nancy Schuldt Georgie Ann Schultz Benita Shadur Jeanne Smgbartl Sally Skoglund Joyce Sommer Betty Stemper Nancy Villars Pearle Wiechmann Pat Wood ll ll With the spring comes the annual C Club banquet. At this dinner all the girls who have attained 1,000 points are awarded their letters. The: C Club was officially begun in 1927 and has been a growing organization ever since. The other activities of the C Club includes a card party attended by many alumnae, and the annual business meeting, PAGE EIGHTY NINE PAGE NINETY BOTTOM ROW-Norma Cable, Betty Wolfangel, Marlys Collins. Joanne Kranz, Mary Ann Jameson, Billie June Groetsch, Rosalyn Aaron, Corinne Pipkorn, Mary Kelleher, Mary Blaser, Pat Braun, Thomasina Adams, Laverne Calof. ROW 2-Marion Goldetsky, Sally Skoglund, Marilyn Jacobson, Joyce Sommer, Marilyn Olson, Joyce Otto, Maxine Jensen, Joan O'Leary, Joan Plante, Sharon Gordon, Joy Smith, Jeanne Singbartl, Betty Stemper, Alice Lind, Bev Katz. ROW 3-Barbara Fields, Janet Tibbetts, Doris Mertens, Sandra Warren, Benlta Shadur, Kay Kelleher, Florence Schultz, Nancy Villars, Joan Pelant, Elayne Eastman, Pat Wood, Teresa Smith, Dorothea Hill. ROW 4-Charlene Arntson, Pat Ransier, Mary Jo Woodruff, Elizabeth Wolter, Patty Clarke, Nancy Webb, Inez Kain, J0 Johnson, Shirley Bishop, Corinne Tibbetts, Luella Cole, Mary Esperson. REFEREES Wednesdays sixth period finds the refs brushing up on various rules. They referee gym classes, GAA, and games played after school. During the referee classes, they apply these rules by actually playing the games. All these girls re- ceive twenty-five points a semester for their attendance in class, which helps to earn their letter. BOTTOM ROW-Nancy Wetterlin, Doris Nelson, Joanne Kranz. Billie June Groetsch. Sara Alice Rosen, Mary Kelleher, Marlene Gormanson, Beverly Fallon, Julia Jones, Laverne Calof. ' ROW 2-Sally Skoglund, Marilyn Jacobson, Joyce Sommer, Marilyn Olson, Alice Lind, Pat Wood, Doris Mertens. Teresa Smith, Thyra Luedke, Berna Kranz, Jeanette Forman. ROW 3-Dorothea Hill, Barbara Fields, Luella Cole, Judy Perkins, Mary Jo Woodruff, Mary Mauror, Elizabeth Wolter, Florence Schultz, Sally Arundel, Nancy Villars, Kay Nelson, Sandra Warren. ROW 4-Sharin Savin, Corinne Tlbbetts-Junior Captain, Ruth Dobberfuhl-Senior Captain, Nancy Higgs. Gladys Hall, Juanita Wenstrom, Greta Ljungkull, Joanne Johnson, Shirley Bishop, Nancy Webb, Joan Pelant, Patty Clarke. FIELDBALL The whistle blows--the game is on! Evil Eye throws the ball-then dashes down the floor to catch it herself. A goal is a cinch nowQ?j The goal guard has passed out after receiving a double Workout . Ch, yes, a typical game of V Fieldball. This year Ruth Dob- berfuhl was the big chief on the senior team while Corinne Tibetts was the juniors' boss. The sopho- mores took orders from Marilyn Jacobson, and Jeanette Forman shoved along the freshman, PAGE NINETY-ONE u 1-Doorstep stuff. 4-We11- 7-Corn crop! 10-Catchin' flies. 2-Heavy drinker. 5--Just us. 8- So there too! I 1 1-SHY?! 3--Oxydol sparkle. 6-Arfl 9-Where's my man? PAGE N I NETY-TWO W WW 4cQ W M CENTRAL sENloRs or 1948 f-2'L?Cf1,'Q..-N' kc!! , cu' 0.6625 ' i 4 f,E ,, ,3 J-.. ?,a.4,f,., BUQZ6 L5-Q T'2:a ' yd-MJG-ffJ., f ,awk Z- 2 .ff-if-f EJ Q44 4 Cz 76,2 4, I Q2 1LLK-if ,aA., , X ' . ff, In . E. J' fy-.V if-Zwwd, n BWQ STUDIO MMMQ, wg 7MXfis5WQ?7c WW W s1aMad1 dB1d g 1- zzmnmz A lflilff' .224b!bCAfL4,f'H5.,a.,.L .. A A A 4 '97W'm 5 A i A -UMM ' dflfbdz 5404. 1 fm-J ' 1' A . Pfbwmf W! Ljwwwwtfgt jf! !jfv y !2!l3,,qt61jN x, Coon LUCK 31 J' AND ii..-I-'- -.. .JN L, 1 F15 . iff SUCCESS .a vpw .'UM-llu.,o'l TO THE CLASS OF IUNE 1948 MONTGOMERY WARD s. co. ST. PAUL MINNESOTA HEINZ PHARMACY MERRIAM PARK Reliable Drug Store Co- Corsages Phone Dale 9543 , S Anthon C S lby at Dunlap St. Paul. Minn. NE 7235 JOLLY BAKERY ZACHMAN BRQS. 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