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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1949 volume:

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To help us remember if, we have fried fo record our way of life by means of piciures and sloriex in our I949 annual, X7 1 X 5 'A , A I fr , . v 1 7 k. ' V f ,Q - 6. an o PL we 'Tamar ' , ,UQKH V v Q W. H' 'VJ 1 A .. sf . L.. I ,fy ru . NQNISAQIA X. I il ,, 1 Y w If fl x X. l A.,,...st ,, -rx -' A. c. Mensa. Principal N ' 'J QQ , , ..-fi . TH 3 .wr -r.yfif.i?fj'::A -,ky ll we l :'x.9',,7-if In , Q'--, V K - - u ,,,,,,f4 A U eace me we M s A f ..'1L,. 4I'C1-J -' Ar A U to ,? ' - . J.: K.-H ,Q r 3:1 I fi. . , -5 1849-1949 , ,,, ., ., , Oz! ...pil :f I, J, Q4 J? '....51Q,4t l' C , ln making 'lhis choice namely lo seek peace our graduales loday prove l' lhe ,-,ALI ,pf if fb are learning lhe lesson which fhe world in general is learning so slowly and p nflilly729'1ft.L n ,i The gold seekers of I849 could noi' know lhal' wilhin a cenlury all pe s of W, world would be nexl' door neighbors and in order lo exisl would have lo work o new modus vivendi or way of livin fogelher. The could nol' know fhal' a 'li e wo come, when gold and olher weallch would be used Lrgely lo roduce un'l'old deslruclion and l'ha+ fhis desparale sifualion could only be correcled ilolhe peoples of fhe world could cooperale in exploring and ulilizing lhe resources of lhe world in a peaceful manner. Theirs was mainly a selfish aim lo acquire greal' riches. We, of lhe year I949 have, in lhe evenls of lhe lasl 'Filly years, a clearly wri'H'en lexl' book which lells us +ha+ +he pursuil of peace is infinilely more imporlanl lhan fhe pursuif of gold. ll' lells us lhal lhe pursuil of peace means working logelher al' hard inlellecfual fasks +o solve fhe common problems of lhe world. This 'lexl' book also lells us lhal lhese hard infellecfual lasks re uire nol' only sound knowledge, lhorough edu- calion, bul' also lhe unselfish aim of woklring for lhe good of all mankind. We confidenlly look lo lhe presenl and lo 'lhe coming generalion 'l'o carry on lhis pursuil of peace and we wish lhem Godspeed. A. G. MEIER -- t'...Q mg 1 -I ni ' H 7-----'L'-1 I-:Lf - -' Mr. Adolph lngebrofson, our as- sisfanf principal, is well acquainfed wifh fhe problems of individual sfudenfs in adiusfing fhemselves fo fhe school curriculum. Many :fu- denfs gef valuable assisfance in his office. ...-ii ' Qafwi' its . ,, .Q . R. To Mrs. Kafherine Kehborn, reg- isfrar, goes fhe disfincfion of being acquainfed wifh mosf of fhe sfu- denfs af Cenfral. All seniors musf clear fheir records wifh her before fhey gef fheir covefed diplomas. The office is always a busy place, especially in fhe morning when absenfees musf be rein- sfafed, quesfions answered, and bullefins issued. Miss Margaref Sas is fhe efficienf office manager who, wifh her assisfanfs, lxeeps school roufine running smoofhly. fi rflfijv 1 'Q M 4 1 M 'ill Wy C 1 If v 'U . Q ln, ,OZ flu l gffw K Qi 1 ' r ' -. . rf f .' ' xl. , M , s :J -'f' fi f Rl 1 Qu . , l , A ,M XJ' 4 19 L 1 Ewa, EVA A. MALMEN. swam cum Maw g 325 Miva, 315, Soon, as we Cenfral '49ers shall be using our nug els of knowledge in fhe vfor of business, or coniinuin our search for knowledge we :hall be seelzing larger and more 1 precious nuggels of wisdom in ihe realms of higher educa'l'ion. ' We sland af fhe fhreshold of world peace, and fhe opporiunilies for successful and useful living are ours. We have had fhe benefils of a good educalional foundaiion fhal' should help us realize our responsibililies as cifizens of a democracy in fhe sfruggle for world eace. For helping us in our a'H'empis fo underfand the im- porfance of cilizenship, we owe a deb? of grafilude lo our class adviser, Miss Eva Malmen. To her, wiih sincere appreciafion, we dedicaie the I949 CEHISEAN. 6.4, fur, 427,49 Whai's Cooking? The girls of Cenfral are foriunale in having Miss Esfher Amundsen and Mrs. Plourde ieach +hem +he many imporianf phases of home- maljing. H it I. J, fs rsfffr -.r -ffkld! if K X, - f,, i-,V I f f K If , V l - 1 ,-, svlfd VX One World Teaching social siuclies is The main job of Miss Lillian Flifch, Miss Marie Hari, and Mrs. Manila Topdahl. Mrs. Topdahl and Miss Flifch also leach American hisfory, and Miss Hari has a class in gen- eral science. Heads and Flowers Miss Meili, biology feacher, iallxs shop wifh s+uden'I's. Be- sides being adviser of fhe Bird Club, she is one of fhe faculiy commifiee fha? ad- vises fhe S+uden+ Council. Her class room is fhe Mecca of all Ceniraliies in+eres+ed in birds, beasis, and flowers. Spor+s Rivals Miss Emma Ryan super- vises fhe girls' afhleric pro- gram a+ Ceniral. She advises fhe G. A. A. for 'lhose girls especially in+eres+ed in sporfs. N 0r fN9r as. r. as Business As Usual These four ieachers, Mrs. Price, Mrs. Frank, Miss Hag- in, and Miss Boocly prepare fufure business men and sec- re+aries for business responi- bililies by leaching 'lhe arl of iyping, shorfhand, and book- keeping. Here's How Miss Marjorie Dornberg shows +wo of her speech class pupils some funda- menials of public speaking. Besides her speech and radio workshop classes, Miss Dorn- berg also plans and super- vises our weekly assembly programs. Bench Crifics Mr. Coleman Kelly, boys' gym 'Teacher and coach of -the baskefball and iraclr feams, enioys a baseball game wi'I'h Mr. Donald Simmelinlc, geography and hisiory feacher, and Mr. John McCallum, who ieaches human biology. Good Morning Mr. George Roscoe arrives ai' school for a day full of boys' gym classes. He also coaches fhe base- ball and foofball foams. High No'I'e Miss Arlys Denzel, direcior of lhe choir. chorus, and glee club, rehearses a new song wilh a member of ihe chorus. She direcis some of +he high spois of Cen+ral's enferfainmenfs of which are assemblies. the Chrisimas program, and the opere'Ha. Shiite Up! Mr. Chesfer Campbell is snap- ped as he direcfs +he Cenlral High Band. He also direcis fhe or- chesira and Junior Band. The Golden Fleece Miss Florence Baber, Laiin feacher, shows a book of Greek myihs 'lo Miss Lydia Bach, speech reading feacher, and Miss Hilda Anderson, feacher of English and speech. i ' 4 Jud Talking Mr. Waison, American hislory ieacher, and Mr. Ryan, algebra and boolrlceeping feacher, false lime ou+ from daily rouline io exchange a few smiles over eveynfs of fhe day. tif V , L f yl ' 1' ' 1' J 'H ' ef 'LIL' A ' , f 1 Q ff is l' -ljes . r. 1 I -. ,. . ,f x l- - fi Long Ago and Far Away Their s+uden+s can fell you fha? evenis of ihe pasi' and 'iheir rela- tionship fo lhe presem' malce infer- es+ing discussions in fhe classrooms of 'lhree hisfory feachers, Miss Ruby Moe, Miss Maybelle Malison and Miss Celina Pilger. Myslerious Ma+h Tl1a+'s whal fhe siudenls say, bul mafh is any- lhing buf mysferious io Miss Creglow, Miss Heclz, and Miss Pederson. Togelher fhey cover lhe sub- iecis of algebra, geomefry, modified maih, and iunior business. Call Number. Please Miss Laurie Johnson, ihe librarian, has a large crew of helpers +o keep fhe library in order and keep iraclx of ihe fhousands of boolns. ' Ariisi's of '59 A number of Cenfral sfudenfs have some ar+is'l'ic falenf. This faleni has been broughi our and encouraged by Miss Elizabeth Sfroble who ieaches art and design classes. U ,ffl loyulfziwfp lr ll vga iv Um-m- Good! Q' ,fu r, y Miss Dorothy Baumgari, Mrs. Sarah Ryder, and Miss Mary Bryani give ih E .jj l approval to cookies and fee. All ihree are English feachers. wf fy' I ' ' If Viffi' lwxlllxgif , J! Exif! Z Us fm M E E X i ,f Y' -F , V gf Tea for Ten Some of Cen'rral's English ieachers enioy a cup of lea before a regular meefing of fhe English deparimenf. They are, from leff 'lo righi, Mrs. Lowe, Miss Howe, Miss Rosenberg, Miss Cochran, Mrs. Johnson, Miss Wicker, Miss Malmen, Miss Munson, Mrs. Ryder, and Miss Allen. Tl ,JJ Machine Age The boys of Cenfral learn aboul' mechanical drawing from Mr. John Nyhus and machine shop from Mr. Sauer. Scien+is+s ai Work A+omic bomb research work? No. Jusf Mr. Emi Anderson, physics ieacher, and Mr. Roberi Mollenbur. 'reacher of chemisfry, conduciing an experiment Wha'l Does X Equal? Siudenfs of Mr. Sfanfon Thorson, algebra ieacher, have pondered over This quesfion more 'lhan once dur- ing fhe year. Masfer's Touch Woodshop is iaughf by Mr. Al Schwabe. Here he shows 'lhai fhe work demands accuracy and precision. 'X 1 z L 4 y 1 f A W 'Q ' l fv l N A s f . r A l College or Work 7 Miss Ediih Haigh, direcior of sl'uden+ personnel, helps many Cenfralifes plan noi only fheir presenl' sfudies buf fheir fufure also. She is shown here wifh some of her helpers. They are Pai Hogan, Donna Gassman, Ann Cuiler, and Brina Cohen. Tempera+ure, Normal Cen+ral's nurse, Miss Mar- ian McReavy, has a big iob. She checlcs in abseniees every. morning and malres sure 'lhaf fhe sfudenf body is lzepl' healfhy fhroughoui ihe year. Come and Gel lf Mrs. Nonie Jos'I' is fhe manager of Cen+ral's fine cafeferia. Togefher wifh Mrs. Margaref Henderson and Miss Sibilla Kline she provides nuirifious as well as delicious meals 'For fhe hungry hordes fha? invade her realm. 74: . A' pa ' +1 'fi ,1-J , Q-'., ,51. 3, f .- Yf:,d,N5 y , SA.. xi TRIBUTE TO PEARLE KNIGHT Pearle Knighl, one of our school family for so many bus , happy years - and rough ears of depression and warlime, loo -has lefl us. Through lhese years - as Aunlie Pearle lo 'the Sludenl Council, as an excellenl' leacher, as a loyal comrade +o her parlners in lhe lask of leaching, as a sweel, 'lrue friend lo all who knew her - she lefl an impression and an influence which wenl inlo lhe making of Cen'l'ral's school life. Those who lrnew her besl were aware of a fineness in her personalify, reminiscenl of bofh lhe qualily of her Nor- wegian herilage and 'lhe slaunch loyally of her American palriolism. Ever one who knew her al all well will always heep lhe poignanl memory of her genlleness in speaking, her gaiely and charm of manner, l e fascinalion of her personal presence. Pearle Knighl was lruly a lady. - Mary l.. Bryanl. STUDENT COUNCIL The Sludenl' Council is lhe Iegislalive body of Cenlral. ll is unqueslionably fha mosi' imporlanl' organizalion al Cenlral. ll' sponsored 'lhe school dances and lhe second Carnival and ran 'lhe Sludenl bookshop. Tom Newman was lhe presidenl and Miss Bryanl, Miss Meili, and Mr. Mollcenbur 'lhe advisers. lohom low: Mary Mennheirnerg Connie Carnes, Sec.: Thomas Newman, Pres.: Dave Kachel, Vice-Pres., Mary L. lryanf, Sponsor, Irma Meill, Sponsor: Huqh Meler, Trees.: JoAnn larfh. Second Row: Marlene locksfruck, Kay Thompson, Edla Elnck, Jane? Hansen, Audrey Nelson, Connie Wollan, Jeanell H e I Swa o J el Dahlslrom. e a s, diy ns n, an Third Row: Reber? Molkenbur, Adviser, Elhel Olson, Janel Tlbbefh, Carol Rasmussen, Navonne Nlcholll, Mary Maurer, Judy Daqqelf, Kelhy Wleclnlng, Joan Planle, Ludlow Blxby. V Fourlh low: Tom Smllh, Jack Rock, Dick Gauqer, Alan Zuckerl, llll Forbes, Roger Lane, lob Langford, Michael lrown, Kay Merrlll. Firsf Row: loheri Smilll, Carol Chrlslensen, Nell Powell. Second Row: Nency Kyle, Paul Davison, Gall llenpled. Stix ETHICS COMMITTEE If you've been running in 'lhe halls, or goin up lhe down slairs, you are rob- ably' acquainled wilh fha Elhics Commillee ang ils adviser, Miss Lillian T. Flilchi ll is 'I' e worh of 'lhe commiflee, new 'lhis year, lo fall: wilh sludenls broughl' in by lhe traffic squad and 'lo deal more severely wilh lhem if 'lhey conlinue lo disobey school aws. TRAFFIC SQUAD Any school wilh as many 'lily'-yard dash sprinlers as Cenlral has needs a Traffic Squad. This group, under +he lea ership of Mr. Mollrenbur, enforces 'lhe rules laid clown by fhe Sludenl Council. In order lo become a member, each sludenf musl be recommended by some leacher. The caplain of lhe force lhis year was John Birmingham. Boffom Row: Sarah Jane Flemin , Shirley Bishop, Len Jensen, John M Binmin ham Ca I T ' ' . g , p .5 om Blrml ham, Clerk, Joanne Johnson, Ellen gleuller. ng Second Row: Les Wade, Don Long, Lieulenanlg Clarence Herold, Lieufenanfg George Irons, Bob Leathers, Lowell Herman, Pele Lee, Hiero Russell. Third Row: Jim Casey, Paul Davison, Mel lursfein, Burleigh Kaplan, Louis Powell, Gary Wollang Richard Ginn, Sergeanfg Tom Minea. Fourlh Row: Tom Lonwa T d Mac i y, e kmller, Allan Cohen, Neil Sfein, Warren Erickson, John Bohan, John Thill, Sergeanlg Gordon Harrison, Allen Lazarus, Gerald Trapp, Sergeant Q9 alQ Z9 '47 MABLE LOU AHRENSr-Spanish Club: Latin Club: Times , Co.-Ed-in-Chief: Historical Society: Quill and Scroll: l. R. C.: Girls' League: Chess Club. Sec.: Class Com.: Assemblies. DAVID AMLAND - ALICE ANDERSON-Camera Club: Girls' League: Girls' Glee Club: Class Com.: G. A. A.: As semblies: J. S. Com. PERN ANDERSON-Camera Club: Girls' League: Ski Club: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: G, A. A.: Head Drum Maiorette: Band: Assemblies. FRANZ ANDERSON-Central l-li-Y: Camera Club: Chemistry Club: Class Com. BETTY ANDREE--Girls' League: Dramatic Club: Girls' Glee Club: Jr, Red Cross, Pres.: Chess Club: Times : Choir: Camera Club: Y-Teens: Class Com.: Assemblies: Sec.. Senior Class. SHIRLEY ANDRESEN-Y-Teens: Girls' League: Times : Bus. Staff. BEVERLY ASHLEY-Girls' Leaque. MARJORIE ASKLUND-Y-Teens' Girls' Lea ue' . q , Lingua Latina: Historical Society: Class Com.: Assemblies: Girls' Glee Club. ROBERT AVERBECK--Murray Hiqh School: lntra mural Sports. DONALD BACl-lflvlid Hi-Y: Student Council: Football: Baseball: Hockey: Assemblies: Radio Workshop. CHARLES BARLOW-f-Mid Hi Y: Student Council: Football: Basketball. AUDREY BARR-Y-Teens: Camera Club: Girls' League: G. A. A.: C Club: Assemblies: Stu- dent Council: Jr. Red Cross MARGARET BARTELAALatin Club, sec.: Y-Teens: Girls' Leaque: Class Com.: Choir: Assemblies. JO ANN BARTH' -Choir: Girls' League: Student Council: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: Assemblies. LOWELL BATTEY--Dramatic Club: Debate Club: Class Com.: Choir: My Sister Eileen : Ass semblif,-s' Radio Workshop. MARIAN BEUDIE-Chemistry Club: Girls' League: G. A. A.: C Club: All-City Award: As- ser-nblies. Avl BEN-ORA AChess Club: Debate Club: Chem- istry Club: Tri-Sigma: Tennis. K. ,. i- J' . .M K., FEV? '49 KENNETH BERGLUND-Stamp Club: Camera Club. RICHARD BERNARD-Dramatic Club: Latin Club: Lingua Latina, Treas.: Spanish Club: French Club, Treas.: Chess Club: I. R. C.: Chemistry Club: Stamp Si Coin Club: Class Com.: His- torical Society: Jr. Red Cross: Soph. Honor Medal: Assemblies. ELLIOT BERSHODSKY - ELLEN BEUTLER-French Club, V.-Pres.: Chemistry Club: Y-Teens: Dramatic Club: Girls' League: Class Com! G. A. A.: Traffic Force: Jr. Red Cross: Assemblies: Times : Quill 8: Scroll. JOHN BIRMINGHAM-Choir, V.-Pres.: Paint 81 Patches: Student Council: Spanish Club: Chess Club: Camera Club: Ski Club: Quill 81 Scroll: Rifle Club: Times : Class Com.: J. S. Com.: Gym Team: Tennis: Traffic Squad: Assemblies. THOMAS BIRMINGHAM-Camera Club: Tri Sigma: Tennis: Intramural Basketball: Choir: Assemblies: Traffic Squad. CARL BIRNBERG-I. R. C,: Debate Club: As- semblies. SHIRLEY BISHOP-Spanish Club, Pres.: I. R. C.: Y-Teens: Girls' League: Traffic Squad: Chem- istry Club: Class Com.: Referee: C Club: G. A. A.: J. S. Com.: Choir: String Ensemble: Orchestra: Cehisean Staff: Assemblies: All- City Award, LUDLOW BIXBY-Student Council: Dramatic Club: Girls' League: Historical Society: Soph, Class, V.-Pres.: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: Assemblies, MARY BLASER-Girls' League: Tri Sigma: C Club: Referee: G. A. A.: All City Award. PHILLIP BLOEDEL-Football: Hockey' Track: Lunchroom Com. EILEEN BOCK-Y-Teens: Girls' League: C Club: G. A. A,: Referee: Class Com. MARLENE BOCKSTRUCK-Dramatic Club: Chem' istry Club: Student Council: Student Council Court, Sec.: Historical Society, V.-Pres.: G. A. A. Executive Board, V.-Pres.: C Club: All City Award: Referee: Assemblies: Radio Workshop: Wardrobe Com. SHIRLEY BODIN-Chemistry Club: Lingua Latina: Y-Teens: Jr. Red Cross: G. A. A,: Girls' League. JOHN BOHAN-Stamp 8: Coin Club, Treas.: Latin Club: Lingua Latina: Rifle Club: Jr. Red Cross: Science Club: Chemistry Club: I. R. C.: Traffic Squad: Chess Club: Cehisean Editor- in-Chief: Central Hi-Y, chaplain, V-Pres,: As- semblies: Intramural Football, Basketball: Tennis: Gym Team: Lunchroom Com.: Ouill 8: Scroll. MARJORIE BORNHAUSEN - Dramatic Club: Chemistry Club:-Jr. Red Cross: Tri Sigma: Girls' League: Y-Teens: Camera Club: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: G. A. A.: C Club: Cehi- sean Staff, Album Editor: Lunchroom Com.: Student Gov.: Ouill 8: Scroll. GERTRUDE BOUGIE-Wardrobe Com.: Dramatic Club: Class Com.: Radio Workshop: Assemb' lies: I. R. C.: Girls' League. BETH BOWMAN-Camera Club: Girls' League: Ski Club: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: G. A. A.: Times Business Staff: Girls' Glee Club: As- semblies: Choir. A if Mig, ,ig .. V . Y. . i I 7 .. ' if i Sr i J .3352 AL ',. . -...mes . .A -zxiixigg fs. ,.. Y 95: - l .: 1 fr sg :sv It N N A av 'UWM eff us f .-.. 18:13. . ,. f: 1 vif li.. bf yi .si '4?m DALE BOWMAN--Dramalic Club: Baskelball: Cross Counfry: Assemblies. WILLIAM BOYLES-Jr. Red Cross. Pres.: Dra- mafic Club, V.-Pres,: Lingua Lafina: Debare Club: Cenlral Hi-Y. Pres.: Class Com.: Fresh- man Class, Pres.: Hockey: Assemblies: My Sisler Eileen : Cehisean Slaff, Snapshol Ed.: Sfudenf Council: Co-Chm. of J. S.: Pres.. Senior Class. DEAN BRANDSNESS-Chess Club: Della Hi-Y. Chaplain: Golf. PATSY BRAUN-Girls' League: Y-Teens: Class Com.: Referee: C Club: G. A. A. LLOYD BRENDAL-Proieclion Force: Lunchroom Com, LAWRENCE BRODLE-Chemisfry Club: Chess Club: Traffic Squad. SANFORD BRODY-Tri Sigma: Spanish Club: Jr. Red Cross: Golf Team: lnlramural Sporls: Pep Band: Band: Assemblies. CAROL BROHAUGH--Girls' League: Y-Teens: Camera Club: Jr. Red Cross. BANCROFT BROOKS-Lalin Club: Dramaric Club: 'CH Club: Cross Counlry, Capt.: Swimming. Track: Baslcerball: Assemblies: Sludenf Council: Central Hi-Y: Chess Club. LAURA BROOKS-Y-Teens: Girls' League: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: G. A. A. MICHAEL BROWN-Camera Club: Rifle Club: Science Club: Chemisfry Club: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: Junior Class, V.-Pres.: Sfudenl Council: Assemblies. BETTY BRUNS-Girls' League: Jr. Red Cross. JEAN BUNGARDEN-Girls' League: Spanish Club. V,-Pres.: Tri Sigma: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: G, A. Ag C Club: Assemblies. semble. JOHN CALLAHAN-Camera Club. MARGARET CALLAHAN-Tri Sigma: Assemblies: Class Com.: G. A. A. STAFFORD CALVIN-Band: Assemblies. JOSEPH CAMMACK-Mid Hi-Y, Pres.: Foofball: Baseball: Assemblies. KATHLEEN BURNSTEAD-Y-Teens: Girls' League! Class Com.: G. A. A.: C Club: Slring En- '47ew LUCILLE CAMPBELL-Girls' League: Tri Sigma: Dramalic Club: J. S, Com.: G. A. A.: As- semblies: Sfudenl Council. MARGARET CANTWELL-Girls' League: Jr. Red Cross: Dramafic Club: Chess Club: Class Com.: G. A. A.: Referee: Assemblies. EDWARD CARLSON-Slamp 8: Coin Club: Infra- mural Hoclcey. CONNIE CARNES-Dramafic Club: Spanish Club: Girls' League: Hislorical Sociely: Sfudenl' Council, Sec.: Times Slalif: Pain? X: Pafches: Class Com.: Choir: Girls' Glee Club: As- semblies. LOWELL CARR-Della Hi-Y: Baseball: Baslrefball: Foofball: Assemblies. PI-IYLLIS CHISHOLM-Lilerary Club: Tri Sigma: V.-Pres.: Girls' League: Y'Teens: Choir: Slu- denf Council: Assemblies: Lingua Lalina: Jr. Red Cross: G. A. A.: Referee: C Club: All Cily: Cehisean , Girls Sporfs Edifor: Quill 81 Scroll. CAROL CHRISTENSEN-Y-Teens: Girls' League: Lingua Lalina: Class Com.: French Club: Tri Sigma: Assemblies: Sfudenl Council: I. R. C.: Times Ed. Slaff. PATRICIA COCHRAN-Girls' League: Chemisfry Club, BRINA COI-IEN-Spanish Club: Girls' League: Y- Teens: Chess Club: Assemblies. STANLEY COI-IN-Camera Club: Debale Club: I, R. C.: Swimming: Tennis: lnframural Baslrel- ball' DICK COLESTOCK-Chess Club: Bird Club: Chemisfry Club. JOAN COLVIN - IOAN COMMER--Lingua Lafina: I-lisforical So- ciety: French Club: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: Assemblies: G. A. A. TONY CONROY - THOMAS CONWAY-Chemisfry Club: Chess Club: Traffic Squad. GLORIA CORBIN- SHEREE CORNFELDT-Debale Club: Chess Club: Y-Teens: Girls' League: Jr. Red Cross: Ski Club: Class Com.-: Assemblies. JANET DAHLSTROM-Spanish Club: I. R. C.: Drama+ic Club. Sec.: Girls' League, Treas.: Pain? Xi Palches: Y-Teens: Sludenl Council: G. A. A.: Class Com.: Radio Workshop: As- semblies: J. S. Com.: My Sisler EiIeen. 4 '49m HELEN DALPE - MARIANNE DAVIS - JEAN DEUTCH - French Club: Girls' League: Assemblies. BRUCE DOE-l. R. C.: Clwemisfry Club: Debafe Club: Dramatic Club: Class Com.: Assemblies: lniramural Baslceiball and Foolball. PATRICK DOHERTY-Camera Club: Science Club: Golf: Foofball: Baslcelball: Baseball: Proiec- fion Force. BARBARA DORlS-G. A. A.: Radio Workshop: Assemblies: Dramafic Club: Tri Sigma: Girls' League: Y-Teens. NORMAN DUDOVlT2-Camera Club, Pres.: Lafin Club: Debafe Club: Assemblies: lnframural Baslrefball. HARRIET DUMMING-Choir: Y-Teens: Girls' League: Lingua Laiina, V.-Pres.: Sfudenl Coun- cil: Dramatic Club: Ski Club: G. A. A.: As- semblies: Class Com. THOMAS DYER-Tri l-li-Y: Dramafic Club: Sfudenl Council: Cross Country. CHARLES EBERT-Rifle Club: Proieclion Force, Sec,. Pres.: Swimming, Assemblies: lnlramural Baskeiball. CRAIG EDGERTON-Science Club: Chess Club: C Club: Track: Swimming:Cen+ral Hi-Y: Assemblies. DEAN EDWARDS-Ceniral Hi-Y: Proiecfion Force. MARGARET EDWARDS-Y-Teens: Times : G. A. A.: Assemblies. ARTHUR EFRON - SALLY EHA-Dramalic Club: Chess Club: Girls' League: Jr. Red Cross: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: Assemblies. LUCILLE EISENMAN-Girls' League: Tri Sigma. CAROL ELMER-Dramafic Club: French Club: Y- Teens, Sec.: Girls' League: Assemblies: Choir. RAY ENGLE-Cenfral Hi-Y:'Traclc: C Club: Gym Team: Band. V? MARY AGNES ENGELHART--Girls' League: Red Cross: Paint 8: Patches: Class om.: Assemblies. I PHILIP EPSTEIN-Latin Club: Historical Society, Pres.: I. R. C., Pres.: Class Com.: Chemistry Club: Band: Orchestra: Cehisean : Assemb lies: Golf: Junior Class, Treas. WARREN ERlCKSON'eChemistry Club: Rifle Club: Traffic Squad: Intramural Basketball. GARY ERNST--Rifle Club: Stamp 81 Coin Club: Chess Club: Assemblies: Traclc. PATRICIA EARAI-I---Tri Siqmdi B Choir: G. A. A.: Providence H. S., Chicago, lll. BARBARA FIELDS-Girls' League: Girls' Glen Club: Y-Teens: G. A. A.: Referee: C Club: All City: Assemblies: Executive Board. SARAH JANE FLEMING-Y-Teens, Treas.. V.-Pres.i Lingua Latina: Tratfic Squad: Historical So- ciety: Class Com.: G. A. A.: Choir, Sec.: As- semblies: Girls' Glee Club: Cehisean, Music Editor: Times , Circulation Manager. GERTRUDE FLOEDER-Y-Teens: Spanish Club: Assemblies: J. S. Com. JGAN FOLDESI-French Club: Historical Society: Chess Club: Latin Club: Stamp 81 Coin Club: Girls' League: Y-Teens: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: Girls' Glee Club: Assemblies. PATRICIA FOSTER-Girls' League: Quill and Scroll: Dramatic Club: Times , Exchange Ed.: l. R. C., Sec.: Assemblies: G. A. A.: Referee. JEAN FREEBERG--Spanish Club, Sec.: Girls' League: Class Com.: Assemblies: Jr. Red Cross ALLEN FREEMAN-Chess Club: Tri Sigma: Times . MOLLY FRIEDMAN-Chess Club: Camera Club: Latin Club: Debate Club. Sec.: I. R. C.: Y- Teens: Girls' League: G. A. A.: Referee: C Club: All-City Award: Cehisean , Art Ed.: Times , Art Ed. JOAN FRIES-Girls' League: Y-Teens: Tri Sigma: G. A. A.: Assemblies. MARY ELIZABETH FRIES-Tri Sigma: Jr. Red Cross: Girls' League: Girls' Glee Club: As- semblies: G. A. A. JEAN GANGE-Y-Teens: Girls' League: G. A, A. ELLA GASPARRE-Girls' League: Y-Teens: As- semblies: Choir: Girls' Glee Club. DONNA GASSMAN-Girls' League: Jr. Red Cross: Y-Teens: Assemblies: Girls' Glee Club: J. S. Com,: Class Com.: Tri Sigma. ,'. , 3 YWEEW . .M , 'Ur 'il' . M all 5 A ,- th X I E X fi- ff- it Q -,, . gc . ' T e r a '4?ew AUDREY GEISENHOFF-Girls' League: G. .A. A.: Assemblies. EDWIN GELIN-Foolball: lnlramural Basketball. RUTH GOLDETSKY-Chess Club: Girl Reserves' Girls' League: Red Cross. PRISCILLA GOOCH-Ski Club: Chemisfry Club: Lingua Lafina: Girls' League: Dramalic Club: Class Com.: Wardrobe Com.: G. A. A.: C Club: Assemblies: Radio Workshop. SHARON GORDON--l. R. C.: Debafe Club. V.- Pres.: Dramalic Club: Chemislry Club: Bird Club: Class Com,: J. S. Com.: G. A. A.: C Club: All-Cily Award: Referee: Bowling Club: Sfudenr Council. BEVERLY GORKA-Girls' League: Y-Teens: Class Com. RICHARD GRANT-Della Hi-Y. Pres., V.-Pres.: Foolball: Hockey: Baseball:,Assemblies. LORRAINE GREENBERG-Debafe Club, Pres.. Sec.: Girls' League: Y-Teens: Camera Club: Chess Club: Dramalic Club: Jr. Red Cross: Hislorical Scciely: Lingua Lafina: Science Club, V.-Pres.: Class Com.: Flagwaver: G. A. A.: C Club: All-City Award: Assemblies. RICHARD GREENBERG-l. R. C.: Liferary Club: Lafin Club: Bird Club: Chemislry Club: His- 'rorical Sociely: Jr. Class. Treas.: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: Band: Pep Band: Sludenl Council: Cehisean , Sporrs Ed.: Assemblies: Sfudenl Gov.: Ouill and Scroll. MARLENE GREENE-Tri Sigma: Girls' League: Spanish Club: Pep Fesls: Cheerleader: Sfudenl Council: Sfudenf Gov.: Radio Workshop: As- semblies: Class Com. MARILYN GRUBBS-Girls' Glee Club: Y-Teens: Assemblies. ROGER GUIBAULT - ROY GUSTAFSON--Choir. BETTE HAIDER-Girls' Glee Club: B Choir, FLOYD HAIR-Foolball: Hockey. GLADYS HALL-Y-Teens: Girls' League: Tri Sig- ma: Times . Adv. Mgr.: Choir: Girls' Glee Club: Class Com.: J. S. Corn.: G. A. A.: C Club: Assemblies. HUGH HALL-Harding High School: Chemistry Club: Proieclion Force: Swimming: Foofball. came HARRISQN - Q . , 1 if Ki! ga il '91 A is 3 its . up :wr , , '47m PATRICIA HAVEY-Chemisfry Club: Band: Lifer- ary Club, Sec.: G.. A. A.: Debafe Club: WorId : Class Com.: Girls' League. BURNHAM HAWLEY -Ceniral Hi-Y: Foofball. JOHN I-IEIMANN-Lafin Club, Treas,: Hisiorical Sociefy: Camera Club: Jr. Red Cross: Senior Class, Treas.: Band: Cehisean . Circulafion Mgr.: Band Conceri, Bus. Mgr.: Quill 8: Scroll. JAMES HENDERSON--Bird Club: Science Club: Tri Sigma, V.-Pres.: Chess Club: Pain? and Pafches. RODNEY HERMAN-Camera Club: Sfudenl' Coun- cil: C Club: Baslcelball: Traclu. ROBERT HERMANSON-Baslcelball. CLARENCE HEROLD-Chemisfry Club: Traffic Squad: Lunchroom Com.: Foofball: Traclz. NANCY HIGGS-Girls' League: Jr. Red Cross. V.-Pres.: Tri Sigma: Spanish Club: Camera Club: Bowling Club: Debaie Club: Choir: Class Com.: G. A, A. Execufive Board: Rei- eree: C Club: Assemblies. JOIE LOU HILGEDICK-Y-Teens: Girls' League: Quill 8: Scroll: Chess Club: Jr. Red Cross: Class Com.: Sfring Ensemble: Assemblies: Times , Editorial Slafl. DOROTHEA HILL-Spanish Club :Girls' League: All Cify Award: C Club: Referee: Girls Glee Club. ROBERT HITE-Chemisfry Club: Chess Club: Delfa Hi-Y. Sec.: Golf: Assemblies. EUGENE HOEFLIN-Chess Club, Trees.: Lafin Club: Dramefic Club. DONALD HOGBERG-Hoclrey: Swimming: Golf. WALTER HOHL-Science Club: Chess Club: Pro- ieclion Force: Cehisean , Business Siaff. ROBERT HOLDEN - DORIS HOLIEN-Painf 8: Patches, Pres.: Girls' League: l. R. C.: Y-Teens: Class Com.: J, S. Com.: Junior Class, Sec.: Assemblies: Cehi- sean Sfaff: G. A. A. JACK HOLT - RICHARD EDWARD HONDLIK-Mid HI-Y: C Club: Assemblies: Fooiballg Track: Baslreiball. Q 1 Q an gk it if 5 if v '47m MARILYN HUGHLEY-Y-Teens: Camera Club: Girls' League: Class Com. STANLEY HUNTER - GLORIA HUSNIK-Girls' League: Camera Club: Y-Teens: Class Com.: J. S. Com. WILLIAM ISERMANN-Rifle Club: Proiecfion Force. BARBARA IVEY-Literary Club: Dramalic Club: Y-Teens: Ski Club: Lingua Lalina, V.-Pres.: Tri Sigma: G. A. A,:. Executive Board: C Club: Referee: All Cily Award: Sludenl Council: Assemblies: Radio Workshop: Class Com. MARY JAMAR-Jr. Red Cross: Girls' League: As- semblies: J. S. Com. SHEILA JAMIESON-Slamp 8: Coin Club, Sec.: Bird Club, Pres.: Ski Club: Y-Teens: Girls' League: Chemislry Club: Tri Sigma: Class Com.: G. A. A.: C Club: Assemblies. DAVID JANSEN-Mid Hi-Y, Treas.: Foolball: Hockey: Baseball. EINER JENSEN-Proieclion Force, Sec.. V.-Pres.. Assemblies: Jr. Red Cross: Swimming: Infra- mural Foolball, SHIRLEY JOHNS-Girls' League: Painl' 81 Parchesz Class Com. HOWARD JOHNSON- JAMES JOHNSON- C Club: Srudenl Council: Freshman Class. V.-Pres.: Assemblies: Golf: Hockey. JOANNE JOHNSON-Choir: l. R, C.: Lingua Lalina: Traffic Squad: Chemislry Club: Y- Teens, Pres.: Girls' League: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: G. A. A.: 'C Club: All-Cify Award: Referee: Assemblies: Cehisean Sfaff. JOHN DAVID JOHNSON-Chemistry Club. LESTER JOHNSON - MARLYN JOHNSON-Science Club: Chemislry Club: Traffic Squad. MILLICENT JOHNSON-Girls' League: Hislorical Sociefy: Spanish Club: Sophomore Honor Medal. . VALERIE JOSEPHSON-Y-Teens: Girls' League: Lingua Lalina: Debate Club: Camera Club: Spanish Club: G. A, A,: C Club: Class Com. '49m DAVID KACHEL-Dramatic Club, Pres.: Rifle Club: Mid I-li-Y. Sec.: Hisforical Sociely: Class Corn.: Gym Team, Capt: Track: C Club: Radio Workshop: J. S. Co-Chairman: Soph. Class. Pres.: Sfudenf Council, V.-Pres.: Cehisean. Facully Ed.: Assemblies: Lunc-hroom Com.: ln- Iramural Basketball and Fooiball: Quill and Scroll. INEZ KAIN-Referee: C Club: G. A. A. SHIRLEY KAPLAN--Chess Club: Girls' League: Assemblies: Y-Teens. PATSY KEELEY-Dramalic Club: Jr. Recl Cross: Girls' League: Tri Sigma: C Club: G. A. A.: Referee: Assemblies: Flag Waver. KATHRYN KELLEHER--Choir: Girls' League: Glee Club: Assemblies: G. A. A. Execulive Board: C Club: All-Cify Award: Referee. MARILYN KEMP-Y-Teens: Girls' League: Chess Club: Class Com.: G. A. A. DONNA KENNEDY-Dramefic Club: Girls' League: Camera Club: Jr. Red Cross: Y-Teens: Tri- Sigma: Class Com.: G. A, A.: Maioreile: As- semblies. BRUCE KEYWORTI-l-Chess Club: Rifle Club: Chemislry Club: Proieciicn Force: Sfage Force. MARCIE KIGES-French Club: Spanish Club: Y- Teens: Class Com.: G. A. A. MARY KING'-Spanish Club: Dramalic Club: Girls' League: Y-Teens: Class Com.: Orchesira: As- semblies: Siring Ensemble. SHARON KLINE-Girls' Glee Club: Girls' League: Tri Sigma: Cehisean : Class Com.: G. A. A.: Assemblies. ARLENE KNUDSEN-Girls' League: Girls' Glee Club: G. A. A.: C Club: Choir. ANNE KOSTUCI-l-Girls' Glee Club: Camera Club, MARILYN KOVEC-Girls' Lea ue' Camera Club' Q . . Ski Club: Class Com.: G. A. A.: Assemblies. JACQUELINE KOWALKE-Bird Club: Y-Teens: ' Girls' League. RUTH KOZBERG-Spanish Club: French Club' Chess Club: Girls' Glee Club: Girls' League: Choir: Assemblies. JANE KRAMER-Y-Teens: French Club: Times Bus. Slafig Assemblies: Choir: Girls' Glee Club. JOAN KRATOCHVIL-Girls' League: G. A. A.: ' Girls' Glee Club: Choir: Assemblies. . W it l Ni '4?ew CAROLYN KRlCK-Universify High: Dramalic Club: Science Club: Girls' Club: Choir: As- sembly Com. Ceniral High: Girls' League. FRANK KUETTEL-Chess Club: Della Hi-Y, V,- Pres.. Inner Council: Jr. Red Cross. Treas.: Class Com. NANCY KYLE-Dramatic Club. Sec.: Chemistry Club. Sec.: Girls' League: Y-Teens: Chess Club: J. Red Cross: Tri Sigma: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: Senior Class, V.-Pres.: Cehisean : lgunchroom Com.: Assemblies: Elhics Com., ec. ELIZABETH LANGFORD-Dramalic Club: Girls' League: Class Com.: Assemblies. ROBERT LANGFORD-Science Club: Camera Club, Sec.: Chemislry Club: Siudenl Council: Soph, Class. Treas.: Hockey. CHARLOTTE LARSON-Girls' League: Y-Teens: Times , Bus. Slaff: Assemblies: G. A. A.: C Club: All-Cify Award. JO ANN LARSON-Y-Teens: Girls' League: As- semblies: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: G. A. A.: C Club. WELLINGTON LAW-Cenlral Hi-Y: Lingua La- fina: Tennis. RHAE LAWRENCE-Choir, Librarian: Y-Teens. V.-Pres.. Inner Cify Council: Girls' Glee Club: Dramalic Club: Girls' League: Class Com.: Assemblies. ALLEN LAZARUS-Trsffiesqusd. BENJAMIN LEONARD-Jr. Class, Pres.: Band: Orcheslra. GLORIA LINDBERG-Girls' League Council: Bird Club: Ski Club: Dramafic Club: Chemisfry Club: Liferary Club: l-lislorical Sociefy: Class Com.: G. A. A.: C Club: Sfudenl' Gov.: As- semblies: Radio Workshop. RONALD LIN DGREN-Sfage Force. RITA LlNN-Y-Teens: Girls' League: Assemblies: Times, Bus. Slaff: G. A. A. FRANCES LONDER-Girls' League: Chess Club: Y-Teens: Assemblies: Times : Jr. Red Cross. DONALD LONG-French Club: Dramalic Club: l. R. C.: Traffic Squad: Della Hi-Y, Treas.: Assemblies: Tennis. PAUL LONG-Swimming Team: lnframural Fool'- ball, Com.: Jr. Red Cross. MARIAN LONIEN-Girls' Glee Club: Y-Teens: Dramafic Club: Girls' League: Tri Sigma: J. S. L '4?ew ' THYRA LUEDKE-Girls' League: Y-Teens: Sfudenf Council: G. A. A.: C Club: All Ciiy Award: Assemblies. JOHN LYON-I. R. C.: Sfage Force: Rifle Club: Ass'+ Manager. Baslcefball. J ER RY LYONS--Cenfral Hi-Y. JOAN MCCARTHY - JOAN MCCLUSKEY-Spanish Club: Y-Teens: Girls' League: Class Com.: G. A. A. NATALIE McDERMOTI' - GERALDINE MCGRAIL-Chemisfry Club: Girls' League: Camera Club: Class Com.: J. S, Com.: G. A. A. ROBERT MCKENSIE-Chess Club: Rifle Club. FRANCES MCLAUGHLIN-Girls' League: Choir: Assemblies. ROGgIRb MAGNUSON-Chemisfry Club: Rifle u . GILBERT MALONEY-Tri Sigma. HAMILTON MAY-Lingua Lafina: Science Club: Cenfral Hi-Y, Treas.: C Club: Foo+baII: Track: Baslrefballg Assemblies. VIOLET MAZUR-G. A. A.: Assemblies: Tri Sigma. Sec,: Y-Teens: Girls' League: Class Com.: Girls' Glee Club. ROBERT MENARD-Chemisfry Club. Treas.: Chess Club: Della Hi-Y: Tennis: Gym Team, KATHERINE MERRILL-Girls' League: Dramafic Club: Chess Club: Chemis+ry Club: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: Sfudenf Council: Lunch- room Com.: Assemblies. MARY MEYER - ROBERT MICK-Foofball: Tracli. MICKEY MILLBERGER-Marshall H. S.: Art Club. ' '47 ew 1332 'V 'vm ii. DANIEL MILLER-Stage Force: Mid Hi-Y: J. S. Com.: Gym Team: Tracli: Choir: Assemblies. JERRY MILLER-Science Club: l. R. C.: Chemistry Club: Rifle Club: Class Com,: Football: Stage Force. Asst. Manager: Assemblies. MARILYN MILLER-Y-Teens: Tri Sigma: Girls' League: Girls' Glee Club: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: G. A. A.: Referee: Assemblies. HERBERT MODELEVSKY-Latin Club: Science Club':'Chemistry Club: Debate Club: Camera Club: Bird Club: Junior Academy of Science: C Club: Football, Mgr.: Assemblies. DOROTHY MOELLER-Girls' League: G. A. A.: Referee: Y-Teens: Assemblies: Choir: Girls' Glee Club. WILLIAM MOY-French Club: Ritle Club: Chem- istry Club: Chess Club: Tennis Team. Capt.: Band: Pep Band: Assemblies. RICHARD MURRAY - PATRICIA MUSTONEN-Dramatic Club: Spanish Club: Tri Sigma: Class Com.: J. S, Com.: Cheerleader: Assemblies: Student Council: Times : Radio Workshop. AUDREY NELSON-Girls' League: Paint 81 Patches: Spanish Club. V.-Pres.: Y-Teens: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: Senior Class. Sec.: G. A. A.: Executive Board: Referee: Assemblies: Band: Student Council. THOMAS NELSON - THOMAS NEWMAN-Student Council. Pres.: Central Hi-Y. Pres.: J, Red Cross. Pres. and All-City Delegate: Dramatic Club. Sec.: Lingua Latina: Choir: Traffic Court. Judge: Assemb- lies: Junior Class. Pres.: Class Com.: Basket- ball. RUTH NORRIS-Girls' League Council: l. R. C.: Jr. Red Cross: Class Com.: G. A. A, EMANUEL NOSOWSKY-Latin Club. Pres.. Sec.: Bird Club. Pres.: Debate Club. Pres.: Choir: Assemblies: Science Club: Football, Mgr.: I. R. C.: Rifle Club: Chemistry Club: Historical Society: Chess Club: Tri Sigma: Stage Force: Literary Club. ETHELYN OLSON-Girls' League: Dramatic Club: Latin Club: Student Council: Class Com.: G. A. A. Executive Board: C Club: Referee: Assemblies: Radio Workshop, KAY OLSON-Dramatic Club: Class Com.: As- semblies: J. S. Com.: Girls' League: Student Government. JERROLD ORLOFF-Stamp 8: Coin Club. Pres.: Choir: Assemblies: Intramural Basketball: Times Review of I944. JANET A. PANTZAR-Y-Teens: French Club: Camera Club: Chemistry Club: Tri Sigma: Jr. Red Cross: Assemblies. JUNE PARK-Paint 81 Patches: Girls' League. Treas.: J. S. Com.: Class Com.: Sophomore Class, Sec.: G. A. A. Executive Board: C Club: Maiorette: Band: Assemblies. '4?ew MARILYN PARNELL - NADINE PASE--Historical Society: Latin Club: Chess Club, Pres., Treas.: Quill 8: Scroll, Sec., Treas.: Times , Copy Editor: l. R. C.: Sopho- more Honor Medal: Girls' League: Class Com.: Assemblies. DONALD PAUL-Paint 81 Patches: Baseball: Gym Team: Football: Assemblies: Choir. GERALD PAYMAR-Chess Club: Stamp 8: Coin Club: Assemblies: Track. LESLIE PAYNE- C Club: Cross Country: Track: Assemblies. BARBARA PEARSON-Latin Club, Pres.: I. R. C.: Tri Sigma: Girls' League Council: Class Com.: Assemblies. JOHN PEARSON-Science Club: Stage Force. JOYCE PELTZER-Y-Teens: Literary Club: Dra- matic Club: French Club: C Club: G. A. A. Executive Board: Bowling Club: All City Award: Assemblies: Times, Girls' Sports Ed- itor: Radio Workshop. GERALD PENK-- C Club: Tri Sigma: Bowling Club: Choir: Paint 8: Patches: Assemblies: Football: Hockey: Track. HELEN PETERSON-Dramatic Club: Girls' League: Assemblies. DONALD PETRY-Band: Pep Band: Assemblies. RICHARD PETSCHAUR-Chess Club: Track: ln- tramural Football. MARJORIE PHILIPPY-Lingua Latina: Chemistry Club: Y-Teens: Dramatic Club: Girls' League: G. A. A. Executive Board, Sec., Treas.: C Club: Cehisean : Radio Workshop. FRANK PINCE-Football: Track: Baseball: Mid Hi-Y: C Club: Assemblies. PATRICIA POOL-Lingua Latina: l. R. C.: Girls' League: Chess Club: Y-Teens: Historical So- cietl: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: G. A. A.: As- sem lies, NEIL POWELL-Mid Hi-Y: Ski Club: C Club: Senior Class, Pres.: Football: Track: Ethics Com.: Assemblies. MARY LOU OUAIN-Spanish Club: Historical Society: Girls' League: Student Council: Tri Sigma: G. A. A.: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: Assemblies. RONALD OUAYLE-Track: Football: Assemblies. 1'-.i s . 4 W'sg2f?S 'N' 91' swf lr 4 , X 'ffm .... , 521 . ,. A . A, i . - . W A , .ffiffliff X it R w .. Rf 4 'fi X 1 , , ,., S, 7, ., 51, 2 , J .. ss. eg . Q? at A aw 'J 56 S 1 ,mx 335 ' Q uf. QI 1-- Is . if 'I' ,, 1 ' ' mi rs fi if lu- J '-4? NANCY RAMER-Girls' League: Cehisean Chess Club. PATRICIA RAMER-Jamestown: Science Club: G. A. A.: Sfuclenl Council: Junior Echo, Ed.: Lafin Club, Sec.: Dramafic Club. Sec.: Sopho- more Class. Sec.: Band. Central: Cehisean Business Mgr.: Hisforical Socielyz Y-Teens? - Lingua Lafina: Quill 8m Scroll. CAROL RASMUSSEN-Sludenf Council. Assi. Sec.: Girls' League, V.-Pres.: l-Iislorical So- ciefy. Corres. Sec.: Dramalic Club: Spanish Club: Freshman Class, Sec.: Class Com.: J. S. Corp.: G. A. A.: Assemblies: Radio Worlrshop. MARGARET RAY-Y-Teens: Girls' League: Girls' Glee Club: Choir: Assemblies. JOHN REES-Rifle Club: Lafin Club: Band: Pep Band: Assemblies. JEAN ROACH-I. R. C.: Painl 81 Palchesz Girls' League. Sec.: Sfudenf Council: Junior Class, V.-Pres.: Class Com.: Choir: Assemblies. JOHN ROCK-Student Council: Mid Hi-Y, Sec.. V.-Pres.: Foofball: Baslcefballz Baseball: Home- coming King. JEAN ROEI-IL-Choir: Girls' Glee Club: Y-Teens? Girls' League: Assemblies. CAROL ROHLAND-Dramalic Club, Treas.: Girls I:eague,. Pres.: Chemislry Club: I-lisforical So- ciefy: Sfudenf Council: Girls' League Council: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: Assemblies: My Sisler Eileen : Cehisean : Homecoming Queen: Sfudenl Gov. DONALD ROTT-Mid Hi-Y: Hotkey: Band: As- semblies. SANDRA RUGG-Jr. Red Crooss: Y-Teens: Girls' League: Spanish Club: Class Com.: G. A, A. MARLY RUTTENBERG-Girls' League: Tri Sigma: Class Com.: Radio Workshop: Assemblies. KARWYN ST. ONGE-Dramatic Club: Spanish Club: I. R. C.: Girls' League: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: G. A. A., Execulive Board: C Club: Bowling Club: Assemblies: Cehisean : Sfudenf Council. ARLENE SALITA-Spanish Club: Girls' League: Y-Teens: Chess Club: J. S. Com.: Class Com.: G, A. A.: Assemblies. INA SANDERS - IVAN SANDERSON-Debale Club: Tri Sigma. GERALD SANDIN-Mid l-Ii-Y: I-loclceyz Baseball: Assemblies: C Club. ADELE SARGENT-French Club. Pres.: Dramafic Club' Chemisfr Club- Girls' Lea ue' Y-Teens' . Y . Q . - Hisforical Sociefy: Class Com.: Cehisean : Soph. Honor Medal: Lunchroom Com.: As- semblies. '4?m JANICE SCHAEFER-Girls' Glee Club: 'B Choir: Girls' League. KEN N ETH SCHAEFER- JEAN SCHUBRING-Lingua Latina: Dramatic Club: Girls' League: Chemisfry Club: Bird Club, Sec.: G. A. A.: C Club: Girls' Glen Club: Fresh. Class, Treas. NANCY SCHULDT-Liferary Club: Lafin Club: Y-Teens: Sfamp X: Coin Club: C Club: Girls' League: Class Com.: G. A. A.: Assemblies. CLARENCE SCHU LTEK-Baseball, FLORENCE SCHULTZ-Girls' League: Y-Teens: Class Com.: G. A. A., Executive Board: C Club: All-Cify Award: Assemblies: Choir. GEORGIE ANN SCHULTZ-Bird Club, Treas.: Dra- mafic Club: Chemisfry Club: Girls' League: Slzi Club: Class Com.: G. A. A.: C Club: Junior Class. Sec.: Assemblies: Sludenf Coun- cil: Tri Sigma: Radio Workshop: Lunchroom Com. ALLEN SCHUMEISTER-Camera Club. V.-Pres.: Debafe Club. Pres., V.-Pres.: Bird Club: Science Club: Chess Club: Chemisfry Club: Lunchroom Com.: Assemblies: lnlramural Foof- ball and Baslcelball. NORMAN SEGAL-Tri Sigma: Lalin Club: Rifle Club: Debaie Club: Sfamp 8: Coin Club: Cam- era Club: Bird Club. Trees,: Assemblies: Foo?- ball, Mgr. MARVIN SEKTNAN--Quill 81 Scroll, V.-Pres.: Chess Club, V.-Pres.. Treas.: Hisforical Socieiy: Spanish Club: I. R. C.: Debafe Club: Jr. Red Cross: Times , Co-Feafure Ed.: Bowling Club: Class Com.: Assemblies: Foofball, Mgr.: Base- ball. Mgr.: Treas., Senior Class. ROBERT SHADUR-Chess Club: C Club: Cam- era club: Football: Traclr: Gym Team: Band: Pep Band: Assemblies. JAMES SHERMAN -- YAEKO SHIJO-Girls' League: Times . PATRICIA SHULTZ-G. A. A.: Tri Sigma: Jr. Red Cross: Girls' League Y-Teens: Assemblies. GERALD SHUSTER-Camera Club: Debale' Club. MILTON SIDLEY--Chess Club: C Club: Foof- ball: Hockey: Track: Pep Band: Assemblies. HOWARD SILVER-Choir: Dramefic Club: As- semblies: Radio Worlrshop. PATRICIA SIMMONS-French Club: Tri Sigma: Girls' League: Y-Teens: J. S. Com.: G. A. A.: E:B bChoir: Assemblies: Jr. Red Cross: Liferary u . '4?m IVANNA SlMPSON-Spanish Club: Girls' Gli-u Club: Referee: C Club: G. A. A.: As- semblies: Y-Teens: Girls' League. JEANNE SINGBARTL-Girls' League: Tri Sigma: YATeens: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: G. A. A.: C Club: Referee. TIBY SINYKIN-Girls' League: Assemblies: Debale Club: Chess Club: Class Com.: Y-Teens. RITA SKARDA-G. A. A.: Referee. KENNETH SKOUG--Cenlral Hi-Y: Times : Ce- hisean : Quill 8: Scroll: Debale Club: Sfudenr Council: Foofball: Traclc: Assemblies. JOY SMITH-Bird Club: Ski Club: Y-Teens: Girls' League: G. A. A,: C Club: All-Cily Award. ROBERT SMITH-Hislorical Society: Cliemisfry Club. V.-Pres.: Bird Club: Junior Academy of Science, Sfafe V.-Pres.: Science Club: V.sPres.: I. R. C.: Debate Club. Trees.: Chess Club: Tri Sigma: Elhics Com. THOMAS SMITH-Laiin Club, Pres.: Choir, Pres.: Assemblies: Fooiball: Cehisean , Assl. Cir- culaiion Mgr. HOWARD SMYTH-Traffic Squad: Proieclion Force. MILES SNYDER-Science Club: Clwemislry Club. LAWRENCE SPIEGAL-Science Club: Camera Club: Times Slaff: Assemblies: Asst Mgr. Baslrefball Team: Cehisean , Co-Ari Ediror. RICHARD STARKWEATHER-Cliemisfry Club! l. R. C.: Camera Club: Class Com.: Tennis: Assemblies. JACK STEELE--Mid Hi-Y: Band: Pep Bend.. MARY BELLE STEENHOVEN-Debaie Club: Bird Club: French Club: Girls' League: Jr. Red Cross: Orchesfra. Pres. BETTY STEMPER-Y-Teens: Girls' League: Tri Sig- ma: Dramalic Club: Chemislry Club: As- semblies: Class Comi.: J. S. Com.: G. A. A. Referee: C Club: Bowling Club. MARGARET STICKNEY-Camera Club: Y-Teens: Class Com.: J, S. Com.: Girls' League: G.A.A. MARY STRANDNESS-Y-Teens: Jr. Red Cross: Girls' League: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: G. A. A.: C Club: Band: Assemblies: Girls Glee Club. IDA STROBEL-Y-Teens: Jr. Red Cross: Girls League: Class Com.: Assemblies. '4?m JERRY STROMMEN -- SHEREE TAFFELA-Girls' League: Spanish Club: Y- Teens: Girls' Glee Club: Dramafic Club: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: Ass'f Bus. Mgr., My Sisler Eileen : Assemblies: Radio Workshop. RICHARD THOMAS-Rifle Club: Swimming. CATHERINE THOMPSON-Girls' League: Girls' Glee Club: Choir: Sfudenf Council: Pain? 81 Palches: Class Com.: G. A. A.: Flag Waver: Assemblies. MARY V. THOMPSON-G. A. A.: Girls' League: French Club: Y-Teens: Jr. Red Cross: Times News Editor: Quill 8: Scroll: Class Com.: Girls' Glee Club: Assemblies. JANE THORl-Spanish Club: Girls' League: Tri Sigma: Class Com.: Assemblies: Sfudenf Coun- cil. BARBARA THORNTON-Lingua Latina, Pres.: His- lorical Sociely: Chemislry Club: Jr. Red Cross: Y-Teens: Slci Club: Lunchrnom Com.: Sludenf Council: Class Com.: Tri Sigma: Cehisean . Associafe Ed.: Quill 8: Scroll: Vice-Pres. Senior Class. ROBERT THU RSTON-Spanish Club: Science Club, Trees.: Chess Club: Tri Sigma, Treas.: Dramafic Club: Times Editorial Slaff: Assemblies: Quill 8: Scroll: Radio Workshop. CORINNE TIBBETTS-Jr. Red Cross, Sec.: Slri Club: Hisforical Sociefy, Sec.: G. A. A., Execu- tive Board Pres.: Lingua Lafina, Cheerleader: Chemislry Club: Girls' League: Sfudenl Coun- cil: Class Com.: Referee: C Club: All Cify Award: Choir: Girls' Glee Club: Assemblies. JANET TIBBETTS-Lalin Club, Sec.: Pain? 81 Pa+ches: Girls' Glee Club: Class Com..: Girls' League: Sludenl Council: G. A. A.: C Club: All Cily Award: Referee: Cehisean Sfaff: J. S. Com.: Assemblies. JAMES TRASK-Literary Club: l. R. C.: l'-loclrey. JOHN TRAYNOR -- Chess Club: l. R. C.: Hockey. PATSY UNSVVORTH-Sludenf Council: Curling Club, Emerson, Manifoba, Canada. ROBERT D. VANEK-Track: Band: Assemblies: Pep Band. POLLY VAUGHN-Pain? 8: Pafclwes: Girls' Glee Club: Choir: Tri Sigma: Class Com.: As- semblies. JACK WADLUND-Mid Hi-Y, Vice-Pres.: Baseball: Foofball: C Club: Assemblies. THEODORA WALSH-Dramafic Club, Treas.: Spanish Club: Girls' League Council: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: Assembles. RONALD WEIKE - '47m JOAN WEISMAN-Debafe Club: Grls' League: Assemblies. HELEN WEITZMAN-Debafe Club: Chess Club: Girls' League: Y-Teens: Assemblies: Class Com. SHONNA WELLS--Choir: Girls' League. KEITH WEST-Della Hi-Y, Pres.: Baseball: Fool- oallz Assemblies: Lunchroom Com.: Sluden: Gout.: C Club , MARGARET WHITAKER-Girls' League: Sludenv Council: Jr. Red Cross: G, A, A. KATHRYN WIECKING-Girls' League Council: Pain? 81 Patches: I. R. C.: Chess Club: Class Com.: J. S. Com.: G. A. A.: Bowling Club: Student Council: Assemblies. ZOE L. WILKERSON-Y-Teens: Girls' League: Dramalic Club: French Club: Bird Club: Jr. Academy of Science: Sfuclenl Gov r.: Debafe Club. Vice-Pres.: Class Com.: Tri Sigma, Pres.: Treas., Sec.: Cehisean, Club Ed.: I'-lislorical Sociely, Treas.: Sophomore Honor Medal: Class Com.: Ouill 81 Scroll. NORMAN WILKINSON-Ouill 8: Scroll, Pres.: Sramp 81 Coin Club: Rifle Club: Assemblies: Jr. Red Cross: Tmes Bus. Slalf, Sporls Ed. RICHARD WILLIAMS-Mid Hi-Y: Tri Sigma: C Club: Lunchroom Com.: Assemblies: Foofball: Hockey: Baseball: lnlramural Baskelball. ERMA WIRKKULA-Y-Teens: Girls' League: I. R. C.: Assemblies: Class Com.: Times : Ouill 8: Scroll. NANCY WITI-IERSPOON-Dramalic Club, Sec.: Girls' League Council, Sec.: Chemisfry Club: Y-Teens: S'ruden+ Council: Class Corn.: J. S. Com.: Assemblies: Hislorical Sociely: Girls' Glee Club: Choir. BETTY JANE WOLFANGEL-Lalin Club: Girls' League: Y-Teens: Class Com.: C Club: As- semblies: All Cify Award: Referee: G. A. A. KENNETH WOLFGRAM- Times , Co-Edifor-in- Chief: Chess Club: Class Com.: Quill 8: Scroll. ELIZABETH WOLTER-Dramalic Club: Girls' League: Class Com.: Assemblies: C Club: All-Cily Award: G. A. A.. Execulive Board, Sec.: Referee: Choir. MARY JO WOODRUFF-Girls' League: Hislorical Socielyg Class Com.: Choir: All Cily Award: Referee: G. A. A. Execulive Board. JAMES YATES-Band: Times : Pep Band. ARVIN ZAIKANER-Paint 8: Palchesi Ski Club: Assemblies: Hockey: Choir. RICHARD ZIEGLER-Science Club: Camera Club, Treas.: Chemislry Club, Pres.: Central Hi-Y: C Club: Swimming Team. WILLIAM ZlNN - ALAN ZUCKERT--Chess Club: Dramalic Club: Sludenf Council: Spanish Club: Radio Work- shop: Gym Team: Assemblies. 0, I . 1 ,iv f X , 'K ,J i X if X I' I' I ,. 1 1 1 'X -. w N ',' ' 1 - r WMM - 1949 Pase. Nadine Heimann, John 'Sargen1', Adele Bernard, Richard 'Johnson, Milliceni Greenberg, Richard Rohland, Carol Eps+ein, Philip Ahrens, Mabel Lou Wili:erson, Zoe Woodruff, Mary Joanne Smith, Roberi F. Commer, Joan Seldnan, Marvin Bixby, Ludlow Silver, Howard Nosowslry, Emanuel Wifherspoon, Nancy Pool, Pairicia Fleming, Sarah Jane Tibbefis, Corinne Carnes, Consfance Kachel, David Foldesi, Joan Rasmussen, Carol Boclrsfruclr. Marlene Thorn'I'on, Barbara Lindberg. Gloria Walsh, Theodora Bohan, John Holien, Doris Ramer, Pafricia Cochran, Pa+ricia Sfeenhoven, Mary Chisholm, Phyllis Quain, Mary Lou Aslrlund, Mariorie Greenberg, Lorraine Slxoug. Kenneih Wieclxing, Kafhryn Hilgediclz, Joie Lou Roehl, Jeanne Taffel, Sheree Milberger, Michey Moy, William Deulch, Jean Schulh, Georgiann Menard, Roberi Wolier, Elizabeih Barih, Joan Thori, Jane TibbeHs, Janei' Langford, BeHy King, Mary E. Dudoviiz, Norman S+emper, BeH'y Cohen, Brina Newman, Thomas Payne, Leslie Beuiler, Ellen Harold, Clarence Josephson, Valerie Schumeis'I'er, Allen Smi'I'h, Thomas C. Barlel, Margarei' lAH'encled Ofher Schools for Two Yearsl Gram, Louise Engelharf, Mary Agnes Parnell, Marilyn Olson, Kay Erickson, Warren Bloedel, Philip Norris, Ru'l'h Sf. Onge, Karwyn Law, Wellingion Modelevslcy, Herberl Kozberg, Rufh Friedman, Molly Boyles, Bill S+arlcwea+her, Richard Bungarden, Jean Schubring, Jean Philippy, Margie Ann Pe+schauer, Richard Hoeflin, Eugene Floeder, Ger+rude Bornhausen, Marjorie Ivey, Barbara Londer, Frances Brooks, Bancrofl Johnson, Joanne Bougie, Gertrude Parh, June Wirlclrula, Erma Dahlsirom, Janef Brodle, Lawrence Musionen, Pairicia Chrisiensen, Carol Kosfuch, Anne wi1'h disfincfion eazdofz Firsl term: Neil Powell, Pres.: Audrey Nelson, Sec.: Nancy Kyle, Vice-Pres.: John Heimann, Treas. Second term: Marvin Seldnan, Trees.: Barbara Thornlon, Vice-Pres.: Belly Andree. Sec.: Bill Boyles, Pres. ,wo I -P'-ff' .1 N -1 - I . 4 A 'xp F' l -be 'I P ' . I W I X IZ Z im!! L' Wir- P95621 f W f , of - , A . f A 1' ' ' U :N 2 I i ' .. 'fn ' ff ' f F' ,L V gg' . .x, 2: 'T-4 Q. ' , . , ' D73 The senior class of l949 entered the halls of Cenfral as care-free freshmen in +he fall of l94S. Under lhe guidance of Miss Mary Bryanf, This youngesl generalion elecled Bill Boyles, Pres.: Jim Johnson, Vice-Pres.: Carol Rasmussen. Sec., and Jean Schubring, Treas. Led by +heir adviser, Miss Eva Malmen, The sophomore class began lc enler info aclivilies, and lhey elecled Dave Kachel, Pres.: Conrad Olson, Vice-Pres.: June Parlc, Sec., and Ludlow Bixby, Treas. Lasf year as iuniors, lhe class of '49 fell lhe lhrill of being upper class men. To run lheir worlc smoolhly, fhey chose Tom Newman. Pres.: Jean Rooch, Vice-Pres.: Georgie Ann Schullz, Sec., and Diclr Greenberg, Treas. ln January wilh lhe J. S. in mind, lhey elecfed Ben Leonard, Pres.: Mike Brown, Vice-Pres.: Doris Holien, Sec., and Phillip Epslein, Trees. The climax came in lhe senior year wifh all ils varied acfivifies. To direcl fhem 'rhey chose as fheir leaders Neil Powell, Nancy Kyle, Audrey Nelson, John l-leimann, Bill Boyles, Barbara Thornfon, Belly Andres, and Marvin Selrlnan. ffdcma Dennis McMann Treasurer' Carol Ke s Vice I I Y I ' presidenf: Bob McGregor, Presiclenfg Pafricia Ransier, Secrefary. JUNIOR CLASS Under fhe guidance of Miss Ruby Moe, fhe class of '50 enfered enfhusi- asfically info fhe work of fhe various clubs and organizafions of Cenfral. To direcl' fhem in fheir work, fhe iuniors chose Roberf McGregor, Pres.: Carol Keys, Vice-Pres.: Pafricia Ransier, Sec.g and Dennis McMann, Treas. When fhe new semesfer rolled around, a new slafe of officers was elecfed. They were Howard Simon, Pres.g Bill Cosfello, Vice-Pres.: Mary Mannheimer, Sec., and Roger Lane, Treas. The plans for fhe annual J. S. and fhe J. S. ifself complefed a successful year for fhe Seniors of fomorrow. yfx, . 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M.1lu-I Inu rXl1i'ci1s, lIci'niu.- lftrnn. jmm Cflcium-ms. .:'i3'ff1.l4llx'ff11g Nanny XY'ltlici'simui1, M.1rilyn Ellis. Ciziil lfllanpictl, -Icmiilu lhtli, lint Rglnsicr. 'I'lmm,is fiuppc. l.iicll,i Culp, -Iimilii lfltlilmil. .1 in l uiiimnn, zllv1r.lRff1i': I1,1rlw.ii,i 'l'liumtuii. Philip Epstqin 4Prusitlci1tb, Rulwurt Smith, Nnpliry Kiwx, Ricliuixl Ciiu-iilwig, 5.11'.ili Lim- l:lCll1llIK. Zim XX'ill4cis4-ii l'l4ic.1siirci I, Ciivnznc K..ii'ncs. Slit UND PM TLTRIZ. liffllwzf Rfiiig I,.-ri-Almg LQI1-qnlwfrg, Rnilicllc Applclwiiuin, Nxtliuc lilsu, N.1iy Inu Qu.1in, jimi Cliinim-i', juttllyii Pt-ily, lNl.1iilyli ldimlvs. Millitum juliiisun. .Yiiiiml Rfiivi jimi lfultlusi. ff.1ml R.1svn11sscn 4K,urrcspumlei1t Seci'ct.lryr4 N.11'y -In XY'mvtli'ull, fi-iinnu Tilalwctts 4Rcu1rding St:LI'L'l.lIXl, l'.1t R.1im-I. M.iixin Srktimii, l'I.lLIl lllxisnuii. Duc Kgulicl. Ixltllim Bixby, - , Yiwu! lx fI1Z liiilmixl Ili-iii.1i1l, filigirli-s R-vtli, Miku Hurt. R-mei' Iixmllvctk, XX'IllI.IIl'l I7-uflws. Dick cillklgtf, jun Puulliiigu, lI.lI1al.lll 'lfiylri 1Viw-l'ii-svilt-will. jim Dudley. Honor M dal: ffisforical Society Supliuiuuic I-lonni' l1lL'xl.ll5 were .1wili'tlr:.l to Abigail Blum- Miss Heck. Miss Hngin, .ind Miss Bmmtly are tliu .ulviwiw pin-Ll, lNl.1l'ilyn lfllis, Sally G1'.ll1Lll11, Naplity Kmmx, Clmrlcs Ruth, ut thc Histuricall Society, Ccntixils liumml' sivciety. An A .uri .mtl Rllllaldll 'l'i1ylci'. This vu-.ir thc piulcticc was begun uf giving sign- and t.1Culty .ippriuviil arc ruquircal hu' membership. Vmlci lmiwi' mul.ils to the Suplmimmirs lhlYlI1KLf done thc best wirrk in tlic Inuit-1'sl-lip ul President Phil lfpstcin, the sucitty cwiitliiiiu tlitii' lrix-slmiiiiiii year. The ilNY1ll'LlS wcrc Wim by XXf11llis lilstun, its wurk ut lucping hlcs un all Central tllfilkllllllbx pu-sn-i'x'1i13. lciwwim- HQHIQV, NXfilli.im Nelson, mm SLlI1xllWUl'LI, iintl udv scluml ulvlicatiuns. imtl fJl1CUl.ll'Ll'll1' l1i'l1 sclinlastit' .icliit-xc , . . P il- 3- A SlL'.ll'llN, mcms. HONOR MEDAL XXVINN ERS Ilfffffmz Riff : jc:-vim' llclltur, iiliiiilcs Ruth. -I-vim S.1mllwrg. S.ll1LlI.l Hefty. R.iml.1ll 'lliylcig Ciqiil lil.inpiutl. .Miffu.l Km: juily Stugirus, Xxyllllllll Nelson, Nlplity linux, Mgiiilyu lillis. CTSHISIZAN STAFF 1111.1 R111 J-:lui lleii11.ilii1, Xdile Niiigniit. li.ii1l fX11deis41i1, KL11 Skiing. lhll lioylts. l'11iI Ipslein, Ix,1x Xltiiill, 'I--111 Nuiitli, N.iiii5 li.1i1iti. N11 ill! Riu' I-uiie Spiegel. f.ii-1I R11l1l.1i1d, X.ii1ty Kyle, lSl.1i1qie Phillipx. K.iixi5i1 St, Huge, Shiiltx Ilvsluipl l-1.111111 ,llihiis-111, 'I,1iitl Iihhelts. llniie ll-ilieii, Nh.1ii-in Kline, lid Muii1.1i1e. li Huw li'1l1' llixe K.14l1tl. Phxllis Kliisliuliii. fue XXillteisoi1, li.iih.1i1 Tlioiiil-111, -Iuhn li41l1.ii1, 5.11.1 .l.ii1t 1 l'lt111iiig, Ihtlt iiiteiilwiiu. Maine I'11.ii1l1.1iisei1, M--Ily lii'iLdr11.ii1. l.iti1ti.1 li.ii11ei. N-1ii11.ii1 lhitlmitl. ii-11 sl1i1wi1 C'efli5idn Sfdff ln choosing the theme of 'Miers with its impliriirion of gold seekers, tl1e ciL'lllSC.l0 editors .rimed to build up .1 pgiriillel with tod.1y's pence seekers. They tried to prove tlltll high adventure belongs to no one gene-riition but is found in everydny living gis well .is in the striving for .1 goal. The lieiiviesr work fell to the editor, john Boh.1n. .ind the .issotiiite editor, li.1rbi1r11 Thornton. Lorrie Spiegel Llflnl Molly lfriediniinn supplied the .iri work for the .lDl'lLI.ll. The stiitf was under the direction of Mrs. An1.1ndi1 johnson. Mrs. Stunt Ryder .ind Miss Dorothy Hiiumgiirt were the Advisors of the business sr.1H' tonsisring of lJ.lIflL'l.l R.uner, 'lohn Heimiinn, .ind Tom Smith. CICHISIZAN KDITORS -l.1i1L lilc-miiiq, Musit lidit-11. .M1f1z1.fli'f114: Plixllisrhish-11111. C-ills i 1 . for XX'illcers-111. lluh lfditnr M--Ilx lfriediiiiii Xit tuflidit 11' P21 R.lI11L'l. lh1sii1uss liditoi. llill ll-vyles Si1.ip liditnil Mis, -Iivluisoii, Xdiisnr M.1i:LL' lh11'11l1.iiisei1. .Xlbuiu limllluvl loiiit Npiegel. .Xit l.ilit111. 161.11 im Kung lfil Muii1.1i1e. Pliiitug l.ipl1tlL ll.11h.1i.1 'l'l111ii1t1i11. Xssiuizltt liullt1'l1 Ditk l1icni1l1iig. Spiuts liditoi lli1l1.1i1, l.tliti1ifii1f4 hielj 5.11. Spuils Editor. llixt lx.1tht-I. lxuulty ldit-i TIMES BUSINESS STAFF liffrfrfu Rrfrr: jo lXlorrisst'y, Srlfrlll jane Fleming lfirculation Managerl, Robert Goldman lliusiness Managerl, Stephen Kieller. Xrwflrl Kfrr: Rita Linn, Charlotte Larson, Nrrrgaret Edxxards, lNI:trcheta Allen, jane Krarner. 'I limi Kffrr: lieth Iloxxrnan, john llir'rningh.irn, Eugene N. Geller. Stuart Hottrnan, Al Freeman, Shirley Arrdr'esen. TIINIFS EDITORIAL STAFF liffllrm Rffrr: joyte Peltier, trirls' Sports Editor: joie I.ou Hilgedi lc, lfo-Feature Editorg lXIar'x'in Sektnan, to-Feature Iidrtorg Mabel Lon ,'Klrr'errs, Ko-Ilditor-inft hit-I1 Ken XX'ollgi'.ir'n, Cfo-Editor-in-Cihiel3 Nadine Pase, Copy Editor, Norman XVilkinson, Sports Fdrtorg Mary V, Tlronip- son Nexu Ifdrtor' I-'at Foster, Exchange Fditor. Xrroul Rffrr: jo lXlurr'isxt'Y. Pat Ryan, Sharon Klein, Stephen Kietler lFr'eshrn.m Editorh, Herna Kranz lSophornore Editor I. juily Stearns, :Xl lfreernan. l,oi.1 Hurvitch. Thin! Nffn: l'oni Krrck, Mai'ior'ie Huelster. Beth Bowman, Betty Andree, Dorothy I.abbitt, jim Simpson, Thomas foppe. lfifnillf Noir: Robert 'l'hurston, Ken Slgoug, Gerald Trapp, jim Yates. john M. Birrningham, Ellen Bentler. Georgia Carey, jirn Kinsey, Nmes Staff An important service group of Central is the Times Business Staff. The job of collecting ads. delivering papers to homerooms, and heading sub- scription drives falls to this group under the leader- ship of Mr. john Ryan. It's a big job, and it was handled very efliciently this year. The Central High Times has brought many honors to Central, among them being the George I-I. Gallup Award and the Pacemaker. The co-editors this year, Mabel Lou Aherns and Kenneth Wolf- gram, under the guidance of Miss Olive Allen, are hoping to continue this good record. The Times, which comes out twice every month, took an extra job this year, that of publishing a student directory in order to earn enough money to finance a trip to Washington to attend the National journalism Con- vention. The highlight of the year for the editors is this trip which they attended last year and again this year. QITILL AND SCROLL lmlfllu Righl: Rirlinrd Greenberg. Robert Tlrurstun, Zoe Wfilkerson, Nadine Parse, P.1trici.1 Foster, Kenneth Wlnllgraim, Erm.i XY'irl:kul:1, Marvin Stliflnilll. Paxtrifiii Ramer, john Heimzlnn. Nu! Pir'lnri'd: Mabel Lou Ahrens, jirhn Biihzin. Mariurie Burnhziusen, Ellen' Beutlcr. john Hirminglmnnm Phyllis Chislrulm, Joie hm Hilgediflt. Dave Knlihel. Kenneth Sltnug, M.lry Vlfllllllil 'l'l1nmpsun, Balrbura Thornton, Kenneth Wfirligrxlm, Patricia Ryan. Quill and .S'c ol! Quill and Scroll is an international organization. Central's chapter is named for Miss Elliot, who founded it. lt is Composed of members of the Cel1isean and Times staffs, recommended by the advisors. The president, Norman Wilkinson, presided at the formal assembly initiation ceremony in the spring and the Vice-President, Marvin Sektnan, at the informal ceremony. Miss Olive Allen is the advisor. 9 A DRAMATIC emits H lillixl' P14 I'L'Rli. Iiffflrfru Rim: N.irlt-ne Butkstitiflm. Helen julinsuri, Rlrgre luiuieme. fillet H.lriseu, 1.iml Rtwlilantl lllt-.isiiivir llixe K.itliel 1Pr'esitleml, jnner l5.1lilstmm lSeeret.1ryI, Gert H-virgin Hgxty limi,-rwri, 'llrrt-ri Slmrp l?liss,r Rnlnrtk, .Nrrfrllrf Kill' l,iitille Llmplwell, l'.ats5' Keeley. Sluii-fri Ciuitlun, Cietvrgre Ann Seliultl, lilivrizl Lintllwt-ig. M.irtl.i lnlulei, M.ii'ilyii Iniiitlts. M.irgie Plillippy. Hrlriiet Dunning, Hrlrlw Ixey. 'lllfrf HHH: Xuuy Kyle. Betty Amlree. Uuriiigi Kellneily, Slleree 'l'.ltlel. f.1iul R.lsmussell. lilil.1lNetl: XY'ultei', C414-I lilmei. S.illy lill.l, K.irvy1i St Urlge. N.1nty XY'illieispmin, Ifrfill Kiln, lllxe Iirlslilwerg, 'lim liiiel, Dun Lung, Ritlmrtl lfleiimitl. Hill SwAe,iier1i1ir1, I,uvieIl Kittery. lliiite lint, llill H-rxles, lflttxxie Srlxel. R--lueit lliiiisl-ill. NH UND Pl! 'l'l'Rli. liffflffffl lx fli. l,ulr.ili1e Qrleeiiw- ' J H-vg.1n. ll.iilv.ii'.1 Silxerrluri. Mitzi Holter, M.iiiurie D-iirrlweig Lklxiwr P, Msn 'I'liirr11ps-iii. Pit lien!-in. jriyie l,.lf'!1Pt'l'f, mrrvttc Kiximer' - ' - gn ' ' fr. mf Kffn M.xrtl1et.1 Xllen. Txuiriu Fill, litre sw . .lri,in lmiiieri. Pell? faixtuell, Helly Stempel. je.1ri Reps. 'll-tltlv XX'.1lsli J Q l9.lil1.li.i Doris. Pi'ixtill.1 Cvimtli. 'lllrrf Rffu: .Iutly Perkins, ,Liner ,Xken llltty Miistnneii, Msrgie li-tml,-lmuh KM MU.-ill. juyte Peltyer. M.iry King. 'Mlele Nlrgenr. K lmlluxx llixlwx. Rntli Sniueiit. lfniff lfffiu: 7ut'XYillQei'sul1. lim limi-wks, Dale litmrlmii. lingerie Hwelliri, Alan lutlceit, Turn Dyer, lirlmly 'lllylt-I, -lim Uiitlley, llui-rims 4-rppe. lzllen lleutler, Knnnie l,.i1iies. p .4 -Q Dr matic C1661 One of the oltlest rtntl most pop- ular clubs att Central is the Dm- mritie Club. The requirement for ti skit and it printomine, wliit-Ir was judged by Miss Dornberg .mtl tlie orlieers. Dave Krielrel, Janie lltlil- strom, rtntl Carol Rol1l.mtl. The montllly meetings were very enter- taining, since skits Lllikl parties were given ericli time. membership is the perf0rm.int'e uf lx,- J ga Silifxfilf l:flRf.lf AND W'ARDRfjBli Cflhfhllrlvlilili ll in Uicn J hu I'ttis n lltn Pc! s n 1M neil LU liddcii Hill it - 1 ti +I , I - -ei it .ui:,L . n . ' . Uxeilwv, Itllx Miller tiksistsnt Maitlgel l. Cut-it llougie, l'rlscllla Cwlltli. Mallt-ite llotkstiutk. lu!! H1 Ibn. lttl I'tt Koflvelpg. l.dl.t liimlt Mary lmtiutliii Ntuciis-vii, ,Iantt llililstiuiii. Kay 'llioiilgm Kiiifrfil Hilti: :Kun liiiiiulwullc Judy t.ult.in, Nutty tails.-ui, -Itqrii I,.ii1tl, ll1f.l Kffzi. Many XXtis. Skip johns. .Xudicy Nels Kat Rexnoltls. ,whiff Hilti .Ialict lihhctts, Katie l.c.lhv. Don l' lull: R-iath, Mais Xiittllulu. Paints and Fafcbe 5' age Force l'AlNT ANI5 l,ATCHlfS 'lily-iinpsuil. l3urlxlloltel1 tl'lesidet1U. fxlalloiic lhviiilwtlg tXdxis-wil. Nami llctltmall, ru. ' .Xxc-liotl. Nanty lit-urge. Rochelle Applelwaiiiu. liuiotlix Phillipsi Nantx Xilmgasti ,Xnn on. Judy Peikins. Kathy XX ic-tiling., Lucy Iii-ilillnlsev. Nic 4 toss. ,lamt ,Xlsc-I. I'-illx' V.luglx.in, aul. john lllrmingllam, jelly Pc-nk, l4.1rlwal.l Rostnhlnm, .Xgnes lingelllalt. tonnie Karnes, The operetta, Robin Hood. and the Dramatic Club play could not have been produced without the aid of Paint and Patches. Under the direction of Miss Dornherg and President Doris Holien. the members learned the fine art of stage inake-up, which they employed in these productions. Wlio dims the stage lights, adjusts the mike in assemhlies, and changes the scenery for plays? lt's the boys on the stage force, whose work, under the direction ot' Miss Marjorie Dornherg, is important 111 making any stage production a success. XWhy I thought their hair was hlonde, not hlackf' was .1 com' :nent that might have been made during a school production. This ioh and other such tasks are accomplislied hy the XX7ardrohe Committee. RADIO WORKSHOP cioNTRo1.s: gfflphoflifr Hugh Hill. Lowell Barley, Marlene Bockstruck. Mnrly Ruttenberg, Barbara Doris. Radio Workshop The Radio Workshop, under the supervision of Miss Dornberg, gave the advanced speech class invaluable experience in the field ol radio. The recording machine was in constant demand. One ol the most amusing uses ir had was in the recording of student-composed singing commercials. CHOIR li ll rf: li' I1 1 lilmt I.iuitnu llilI1,rii.in I, 1.11-Il l lniei ll,IlXI.III1llll. .I-vlan liiirninglmni tX ne-l rexnlnnt I, -leirx I, lenL tlie.uniei I, l-rin intl' 1l'iuiili'iIlI, 5.ii.iIi j.lnx llmining t5e4ieI.iixI, wle.ln Rm-lil, jmin lxmtmlnil. l,4II lllX Mueller, Xi ffm! li'ff11 j.rntt llniuwii. Slililix R-Illle, wlnily Sturm, l'-Illy X'.1nglin. kay kelleliei. Nlnonnal XX ellx, lielli It--xxriI.1n. l1ll.1 li.ixp.liie, lx.ix 5-ulein. lm' Hun l'lnrime Nilinlll Ku Rein-fltlx. lietts .'Xm1rae. Connie I.ir.iex 'llini lililnrirglmrn, VI-miiin -lnliimirr. Nliiriey llislwp, Kiel Crit-.lxu, lc in Rini. lu. ,wi ' , , , . iiwn Nmlz, R.ii jtmcn, Mill XXimlsex, Ri-3 Q-uxt.xls.-ii, Vue lu, tmix XXnll.in. llI4rl11.isI-rppe. lh-iulil l'.Inl. I ll lx 11 Xuiii fillmmi lltt Choir 'l'lie tlioir, untler tlie excellent direction of Miss Arlys Denzel, 11.15 proved itself one ol' tlie very lwexl Iiigli melrool elioirs in SI, Paul. Central ITIAIX' well be proutl of this Ul Q.lI1iZ11ll0I1 , Many meinlvers of tlie Llroir reeeiveil quite il tlirill singing in rlieSt.1re-wide M. lf. A. cliorua untler Don C,r.iig, in October. The biggest tlirill came to Dm Miller who w.is tliosen one ol' tlie soloists by Don Cir.iig tlirougli tryouts. The elioir .intl :lie speeeli tletmlrtinent join together .mnuully in giving ll tleliglitlul cilN'lSIlT1g1S program. lliis x'e.1r C.entr.1l 5 nlioir l ielel tlie lirsl row seats ol' lronor in tlie .nnlitorinm lor ilie C Iiri5tin.u w.ige.int irotlueetl lw rlie Pioneer Preis iintl Dis milelif' ln Mu tlies' I n . . l . , Ixlrticilmletl in tlre l'I.1ntl Coneerl. CHOIR lmullun. lwug Mail--11 ti--liletsky, ,Io.Xnn liaith, Kay 'l'li11inpso11. .Xrlene Knutlsivii. Naney XX'1tl1eisp1v-111. Haiiitt liiinninu l.X1t-1111p.11i1str, I1-1 line ililvhelts tfxit--111p.1111sti. ,loan M-uilissey. Myiihene Allen. faruline Gilbert, Margaret Ray. V 1 1 11 Holter. ll.11b.11'.1 lixans. Phyllis Chisholm. lN1arg.11et Hartel. jane Kramei. lfraiites Mtlauglilzn, tiluiia Nay-lini. Daileen ,Miurlil hun X111 Toby. Ruth 'I lim! R-1 K-izlweig. I.--1ett.1 I..1h-vxittli. 11: Mary.l.1XX'nmli'1itl. lililabeth XX'1wlte1'. l.uell.1f'1-Ie, Nanny Higgs. Sterling Hlunistein. jermlil Hilntl, Danny Miller. lli-wit llL'rn1.1n. lawtll Nifxei V . - . lwfmll fx 114: Martin licule. -It-i11111L Hetitti. D.-n.1l1l llirglwt-ig, vlusepli M, Diiilmitl, Kinitlim D, Sliepirtlsnivi litialtl iliapp, I,-null lkiltex loin Nai-isw. lien lliattei, ji. 'l'Hl-' CVXVI' FUR ROBIN HOOD llulxfl 11 lRol1i11 ' She Nhtiilt 111' X11tt111gl1.1111 5il'cllll'1ll C1 litlle lohn XX ill Stailei l'1'1.11' lutlx Alan .1 Dale l..11iy Marian Wflltei' , Daint Duimlen .'hllll.ll7Cl t' llunxingtun 5 loin Qmith lhiiill 1D n 6710 'r The highlight of the year was the operetta, Robin Hood, given early in the spring with the assistance of the String Ensemble and members of some of the chorus classes. Everyone from the leads to the people in the chorus put much into making this production .1 very enjoyable one. Otiicers for this year were Tom Smith, president: john Birmingham, vieelpresitlentz Sarah .lane Fleming, secretaryg jerry Penk, treasurer: and Harriet Dunning antl Corrine Tibbetts, .iccompanistsg Rhae lawerence antl Carol Elmer were librarians: Elizabeth XY'olter .intl Mitzi Holter were mistresses of the robes: Joanne johnson and Ben Bratter were business managers for the opererta. 1 .1 Miller lnxxtll liattq 2 l3:?,1'E1'i1? . , -lerry Punk Geixilcl Tixipp 1 fxrx Sailsaiiei' l ,lL1'11I11e Htilifel' Sarali .lane Fleming Fit. 1 Harriet Dunning f Slurley Bisliup , , .. Betty Antlree 5 'lanet Hansen ' lo Ann lXlo1t1'isse1' H A N D lifillffm li' in, tI.nv liulnimger. ,Ytiffr.ul Rin. ll, ll-m.xld filllllhlll, lh-lm Vnlelfi. llnigh Melee. john lf, Rees, lflt-nm Ryhelg. 'l lim! lx' fn: liexerlev lkllvtel, jo.1ii K lemnv-urs. l'l.llt-vim Hxlrns, Peter tmiphell, I :Jig lilicluivn, lhhifl' Hin. than liinstimli. luck l.y-ms, Don XXit7.1ny, llue Rees. llill ll.li1u. llllli Rin: R.lnd.1ll 'lflyler livuipordll, liud Jorgensen. llfyllll lxllKtJI'Il.Ill, N,lm3 Vill.1ls, Xlxlf' Rin: lil.lILVMlXL'IS. l.oll.line Lfleenheiig. liltsv Kmeley, M.li-lrettes, julxle Po-ul, lic-in .Kmlv.'rs.m, lltyld Band Une of the larger 0ff.fAlIllZ.lflOl1S .rt Central is the band, Mr. Chester Campbell h.ts worked tirelessly this past year to perfect Ll concert that would demonstrate e.1ch players Ability. The 35rd glnnuill spring bimd concert took place on May ith and oth. 'lille lmnd was seen in new uniforms at this concert due to the success of the school c.1rniv.1l held e.1rliei' in the year. The new black trousers .lnd gold shoulder nttrtcliments made .1 tlr.nm.1tic setting for the inspiring music that was heard. Mdioltltt. IT:-nn.: Kc-nnemly, Ml. t.1mpl-ell. B A N D liutlifw Run: Philip Epstein fSerge.1ntl. .Vitiwil Rim: jack Steele, limb Shadur, limb Sabin. lien Leonard lSei'ge.1nti. 'llvfil Run: David Haskin. Ray Engel. Sandy Brody, Richard Greenberg, Darlene Frey. lfifni-Ili Ruir: Robert Pedersen. jim Yates, Frank Massey, Dian Nelson. Bill fiusftllir. Hvlli Rum: Bill lleardsley tl orporall, Liollivp Shale. Staflord falxin lf,oi'porall. Pvarbura 'l'iui'iili-vin llahiaiianl, ,lim Barth. Huh Rick. jim Hyland. Kixlli Run: Mary Anna Mangney. jaines XYright, Ray Perry. Dirk XY'allace. Ricliard Lietcliell. .Xllc-n Hnlrc'im.1ltl, Band The marching band attended all the major football games and supplied the nucleus for the pep band. They also played at major assemblies throughout the year. Fern Anderson and her high stepping companions led the marching group to a high place in the annual school police parade. Fern was assisted by Donna Kennedy, June Park, and jackie Pool. Lorraine Greenberg and Patsy Keeley were the flag wavers. Ben Leonard and Philip Epstein were Sergeants of the marching band. Stanford Calvin. Bill Beardsley, and Randall Taylor were Corporals. Barbara Tjornliam was Librarian. ORCQHIESTRA Iiffflfiru Nifni l3ailenc liluy. Many laviigllmaii. lXl.ll'klIClLl -Nllrn, Nanny Villals. ll.lZ'l1.lI.l 'l'1-vlixllivm. lk-tty lltlaiix. Mary Steenlioxeri llhesuleiitl. Roherta XYhite, R-ilverta jones. Siifflnl lfffu: Ritliard Cietthell, 'lied lllatkmillei ll.ihiaii.1nI. Ihailes Roth lSeciet.iiy-'l'ie.1suieil, Nauman St. lilnm. -lemrne Helltel. Jermaine Hath, Ruhert Pedersen, 'llfllif Run' I. Kamplwell, llill lnstclln. Douglas lamlv. Shale Lnvllup, Philip lipstein, Harold U. Killlmaii. lluigll Alkltl, 0r Izesfra Look out for those Central gypsies! The string group, under Mr. Campbells direction, has dressed in the costumes ot the original gypsy traveling orchestras and played the music that has made these wander- ing folk famous. The students have enjoyed this new type of instruction and have enter- tained at many grade school appearances. On liehruary 9, they performed a concert for the students as part of the assembly on that day. Both the members ol' the orcliestra and Mr. Campbell have enjoyed this work. J fe 1 r, in 'K 4, ll tt GIRLS' GLEE CLUB lifflluru Run: Sally Murphy, janet Fitlitcnau, I.avonne Stonefelt, I.ori'aine Segal, Sharon Politz, julia jones, Diane Haixtliorne, Gloria Liehisch, ,ltruflff knir: I.-us Miller, Nancy XVetterlin. Pam McAllister, Domtliezi Hill, Mary XVeis, Gerrie Tliuinas, Gloria Morpliew, lldgi Weinliolzer. 'l'lnim' Rule: jtannc jandl, Gail Scott, Pauline Rasmussen, Gerry Leier. jean Schubring, Barbara Stroud, Violet Mazur, Qicrrie Kelby. lffmrllv Rum: lnxnna Simpson, Helen Brokaw, Delores Binger, Donna Lirissman. Pnrrb.ii'a Tjornhom, Beverly XYingard, Anne Kostuth, Janice Schaefer. 6irls' Glee dab Junior Band Wliere were all the girls during fifth period? If you went to 517 you would Find the newest choral organization at Central, Girls' Glee Club. These girls, under the direction of Miss Arlys Denzel, gave polished performances of semi-classical and classical music. Betty Tiffany was their accompanist for this year. During the year the glee club has been re- quested to sing for various churches, clubs, assem- blies, and schools in the city. At the end of the year they prepared tryout solos for entrance into the choir. These girls are the future members of Cen- tral's choir. Mr. Campbell was the first to see a need for a class of beginning band members. The junior Band which he inaugurated has served this purpose for four years. In this class, the student can learn to play in a group under Mr. Campbell's supervision. These music-loving novices practice to improve technique and quality, and as soon as they have shown the right signs, they are elevated into the senior organization. Each member goes through fundamental scales and harmonies, and as a group, they form the reservoir for the greater Central High Band. JUNIOR BAND lifflffru Nutr: David Edstroiii, Iiharles Stemple, Beverly Ciodderz, james Tjornhom, Robert McKay. .Nt'iff1.l Razr: XYilliam Milne, Cfharles Field, Frank Sclixx.ii't7, Dick Ziegler, jim TXILBl'lLlC. LINGUA LATINA liullffnz Hurt: jane XVQ-ritwurtll, V.1l jnsephsun, Margie Philippy, jenn Sclmulwrinq, Ditk Bernard lTx'easurer'I, Huh 'l'hmntun tPresldenll. Harriet Dunning tViu-Presidentl, Corinne Tibhetts lSccrct.1ryh. ju.I!l Kumincr, lkirh Ivey, Phyllis flushnlm, Lurraine lireenlwrg, .Ymfulil Run: Beverly Fallon. Shirley Arth, K.u'ul l'lu'istensen. Put Puul. jim fussy. jiunnu julinsun, Pu R.uner. 5.ll'Llll jane Flenung. jerry Sacks. -lemme Hull. 'I liirtl lfnnig Pxisnxlla U-audi. Burton llurns. l..1rry XX'ehh. juhn Bnh.1n, 'lili-unns Newrngul, lllll liuylex. jim Dudley. jun Fuel, Ruhgnrd llesnmnd. Gary llulg. lin aa latina The Lingua Latina Club was formed when the Latin Club became too crowded to take care of .ill the students who were interested in the language. This club was organ- ized by Mrs. Inez Lowe. One of the highlights of the year is the Roman banquet where the members of the Latin Club and the Lingua Latina combine for Ll renl Roman dinner. The activities of the year came to n close with a picnic nt Mrs. Lowes country home. .if-9' LATIN CLUB lifflrffnl Rolf: Nzinuy Levis, lhirolinc Gilbert, Mubel Lou Alircns. Luelln fole lTrc:isurerl, Tom Smith 4l t'es1tlcntb. Miss Haber tAdx1sor1, Marilyn Ellis lVice-Prcsidenth, Slmnnon Dutly lSecretnryr, joan llenimons, Shirley Mnckin. Bruce Thomson, .Yiiffflil Rolf: Maurice XVhit.tkcr. Douglas XY'eyh. Nadine Pnse, joselyn Perry. Corrinnc Spurlin, jo Anne Atl.iir. M.1rg.iret Hnrtel. Bzil'b1lr.1 Pearson. joan Viin Krevelen, Burbnrgi Moyer, Frank Elclredge. 'lliml Ruff: john Recs, john Hcimiinn, Betty Wlilfnngel. Mary Moyer, K.iy Nelson, Kathryn -Iolinsoil, lilayne E.istm.in, Norman SL',LI.ll, Ban Brooks. Molly Friedman. I-'ffmllv Rfur: XV1irren Speer, Phylis Rivkin, Stuart Hotlmnin. Mike flirt. XX'illi:tm Forbes, XYilli:im Nelson. Louis Poxwll. Sgtndixi Hertz, Nancy Lou lhristenson. latin Club A tradition of the Latin Club, one of Centruls oldest clubs, is the Roman Banquet given each year for the members of the Latin Club and the Lingua Latina. In Decem- ber the club Celebrates the Saturnalia, or Roman Christmas. Miss Florence E. Baber is the Club advisor, and this year Tom Smith was the president. E 2 i, fu -r 'rx ta SPANISH Cll.lTl5 llRS'I' l'll'l'llRll. lifflffm lfrftti N.11'llx'11 fl1emi1111, rl.lllICl l..1lm1'i!Ll1, llerixife lilron, iliiueu Slwrt, -lu.11111e Hoye lSet1et.11yl, l'.1I 1 mtl lV14e l 1t-s11le11tl, xhult-5 liislmp ll'1'esimlc11tI. jemrne Hetltel' l'li1e:1su1'e1'i. Phyllis lX1.11l1lest-111e, N.111ty Qmltlhel'g. lfliss.1 Roluinli. lhyl.1111e l'le.1wr1. Xtiffml l1'ff1r': V.Il ,l Wl1l'W - lmll' VUQI- ll0Cl'ly l,ee. Cnxen Amlerwii, fl.1i1'e Amtlt. limes Hmx.11tl. alutlx' K.11lsu11, Cl1.11l1.-ne N1111'.1y. l.I1111.1 fl1.1111nsk1. intl Rffzr: I..111y ll.1rt111.111, 5.11.1 .Kline Rme11, l.n1s Stl11x'.11't7, K-1tl1'.1 A1'111st1'oi1g. Rim llurxxitl, lfst.1 Delle R11tl1steir1. lX.lllXl.l N111 11 D. othx l'h1ll1ps xpw , 11 I' , Y , , . , . , I 111111 lion: M.11y lxiug. ,Xusel l.ex111e, llmnliil lXl.llm41n, lL11'h,11.1 Rusenhlurll. C.u11111e C.1111es, N.l11Ly .X1tm:.1st, hl.lI'xl.l lnmlex. Nitty Sk.-lg. R-1s.1ler It-xine. NHKJIXD PII 'l'l7lili, liffllftm Nou: N.lu11tl1'.1 l.ee l..11in, Sl1L'il.1 RAL' Slegel. M.1l'1.1nne lle1l11.11111, litt.1 l:.1e Kufhelg, Sl1.11u11 I ieel. N.111ny tk:11.111. R.1tl1el firms. lithel 411-1ss111.111. M1 fm! Run: M4114-n Qmltletsliy. Sue Ssl1xs.11'tY. Rnmxlyxi ,'X,11'n11. luis Rnsenbluru, l51.111e l7i11tl1, R--tlu-Ile .Xppleb.1u111, 1t111111e XX-1ll.lI1. ltlith C1.1ss. lfutl Noni l'.111l1ne ll.1s11111ssi'11, Dolnles l'ilug111.111. lftllth O1'lem.11111, fnnnie l'111tlL'l1. M.11'iu1'ie Huelstel. l7u11i1.l Spmgue, S.111tly ll: lily. lfeitlunle lil-it-tlel. Mary lltter. I milf Rffng J-xytt 1-Xlwlwtt. M,1r:.11et C.1ultluell, l'.1t R.1ns1er, Det-th l.:1bb1tt, H.11-mltl i1iIl1n.111. jo.1u MtC.lt1skt-v. Xilene S.1l1t.1. ,l-1.111 0 l.e.11y, l'e.11l U1e11ste111. Span! fr flab If you httppenetl to be pgssing by room 218 on the first Thurstl.1y of every month. you llCllI'Ll evitlene: of the Sp.u1ish Club project for the year. The club bought ren'- orels of Spanish songs. The members of the club felt rlmr these records helpeel to pro- mote Ll better untlerstnntling of the Latin- Amerienn countries. The programs were vttrietl and they inclutletl spL.1l4e1's, movies, .1 Christmas party, tlntl spring picnics. The group is under the lerulership ol Miss Kath' erine Sanderson, and the presitlenr this yetu' was Shirley Bishop. l . FRENCH CLUB 'M 'iii 111 J liulrnrfl Run: Alice N.ule.ln, j.-lnel l'.1ntzg1r. jrmn Qlcmmuns. Adele Sargent lPresitlentb, M.ugie Schaefer 1'liregisL1rclP. Phyllis Rn lSccret.1ryI. Marlene Stacker 1Vice-Presitlentb, I,-srr.11ne- Segal, Cfnrule Liultlvnlrg, Sh.1ri-n Pnlitz, Bernice Elton. Yfmml Rffu' juli.1 jones Murilvn Reinhnltlsun, Cecelia Asp, Marcin Meyers. Esther Sw.1ns-un, Nglncy lirrtrlrlge. J-vculyn Perry. Nut stlm-irtz ju-yce fi'lrlsun Marv Minnheimcr BLll'l5lll'11 Streich, Leslee K.lpl.1n, il llnj Rflrrz Mary 'rs.rf,m.in.' C.1rul Christensen. Jackie Marnfsky. Heverley linker, M.1ry C,.incleshery, lhlLlI'l1lHl1.l Antlurwn. S.1ntlr.1 He juan l,nmme1, juan Fultlesi. li.1il lilglnpietl, Betsy Rnthschiltl. lfffmllf Rffzr: Dnruthy filitlornl. l.nll.innc Locker, Mugnret Bussliglrclt, Beverlc lI.lUIkI.l Simmons, Benin Slutlul. jt-.rn DnugI.1s. F encfz dub Speakers. lfrench skits, and French re- freshments are ll few of the attractions of the monthly French Club meetings. Ably .ltlvised by Miss Alice M. Cornwell, the club's purpose is to further the members' interest in the French language and French customs. H.1rr. Tlinrn.1s Hillier. Riclurd lltflllllkl. fnlmle XXI' Xl HRNI I'lK ll Rl' ISU Nilitluriuu I'iinill.i K Mi -rl' Kun' I'.ttiiti.i Iii I Riu' R-igti limit Ihre I ffl K ll ui fl.iit1u t sIr1lXIbI'Il'l'l'Rl.l 1 ti I lx--lil.iiiml. Urals 1 lltinld. llffw It , mth. I--thi.m Msunusi Nhliltxw 'i-ll rw ll' liuinl mls fit- ugciic rl: M.iilt M.liuie ii. l7l lthei. I 11 Slit' il,i In VU Nlrmpci. Bhlilmy Hmlin Xi, tml li 11 lit shop. lim! I H Iteliilii I ,will lt' ii Nsphlx Iiilllisulli Knox. R th Q, Hill Mt it Ninth. ,,. .u CQHIWTISTRY Cl.l'l'l lhitkstiutlc. 'l.inet l'.tnt1.tt. Qiluii.1 lhidlweigg. Nnncy Kyle. Mdigle Philippy. ,ltzlu 1.luw1i. Huh hlllhllsl, lii.1n1 ,Mille-iwii, Noisnsu Steal, fuiinne lihhctts, Rohn-rt Hitt, :lei IPM-sidentl. ,Xu lleii-Um. Philip lfpstt-in, Huh l..1iu.gIuiil, ll.iih.tr.i 'l'liuiiltui1. litllti. llcrhnit Modelexsky. jerry Millei, Ditlt Kult-stock, Rith.ird lit-i'i1.1ril. ninwn. kiiurgit .Xiiiu Sthultf. ,Xtlelt Sargent, Rainy XXltlitisp.i.iiii Nh,1ir-in Qi.-itlnii. Rn.-Irie Mil-l.irlt lsixxitme Ill-idle. 'lhum.ls foitxuiy, Rlth.1ld Ciitcnlvciig. Shirley Nluiineistti, lynx Merrill. Msilyn julixiwn. vlnhn liulhin, XNJHU1 lilltlu-Iii, Hugh ll.lll. lliuu' Keyxxintli, Miles Snyder. Cfzemisrry Nab Pupils who .tre taking chemistry or hitve taken it and who .tre willing to put in enough time to tinish .1 project of their own choosing .ire eligible for the Chemistry Cfluh. The clulw meets the first und second Thursday ot every month under the leadership of Mr. Robert Molkenbur. The cluh has lec- tures, and sometimes goes on tours of nearby industrial factories. This ye.1r's president is Dick Ziegler. SCIENCE CLUB liffllffm Rfur: R-vsalee Lexine. Charles Ruth 4Secret,ii'yi. Oscar Eristiw-:n 1Pr'esrdentb, I.Ul'l'.llIlC Cnc-enlwerg lVrte' I-Wesiduntl, Robert Thurston lil4l't'.lSL1l'Cl'l. Abbey Epstein, .Yvifnnl Razr: john Pearson. Elwiri Norlwy. Elton Rylwerg. Peter Miller. I,eon.1rtl Schloll, jerry Sacks, Robert Ami. Tlvilll Ruff: jack Lyons, Ruger Sperling, Robert Tucker. Eugene Geller. Allan K-when. Neil Stein. jim Hermtlemvri Science C' ab Mr. Emil Anderson advised the Science Club, led by President Oscar Enstrom. Its purpose is to encourage an interest in science among students by requiring its members to complete projects involving physics. A branch of the club was particularly interested in radio. Jr. Academy of .S'cience The junior Academy of Science is a na- tional organization. For the past two years Central has had the most active chapter in the state. Minnesota president, Mr. Molken- bur, and vice-president, Bob Smith, led the small and highly select group. A project and a B average are membership require- ments. An annual state meeting is held, at which the year's work is displayed. JUNIOR ACADEIVIY OF SCIENCE liullum Razr: Charles Roth, Zoe XY'ilkersun. Robert Smith 1State Vice-Presidenti, Oscar Enstrnm Semlld Razr: Peter Miller. Roger Sperling. eq RIVI l' CLI 'B lirllfw Null. VI-'lm lieu. llirh Nihili. Alun liilxiii tlialigi' Seigeaiitl. jelly foiintiyiiiaii tiuretalvl, Ihvlv Iluhlti llhtslilintl. I5--ii Urtll l'l'ie.isiiieiI. Nut lhstiiel llialige Selgealitb. jivhli 5--vlellt. jim Niiilw-ii. Mi tml Null Qlinlvli ll1rr1llvleli.lm, llud YI.-lueliselii Mike VI. lliuxxit. Milam ii. llrmxn. Dive Katia-I. ,l-it llahle. liogei Magliiisiuri. lffml lx'ifu: jim rlriille, lhll Moy. ,l-'L lhitlliriuei, Ronny Miller. Dunk Knltigel. li. Nirsinxslu, lid lathe. lffmlli Kun: l..iliv XX'ehh. .luhli leisihhasli, Altllv Miller, XX'al'l'en liritlgsoii. Aliihii Iliiliaii. limit Kexxxi-itll. liill lluirilxlev. I7vtk XX'.ill.lte. Rifle Nab Mr. Stanley Wiitson advised the Rifle Club, and Bob Buhler presided as president. The ITICIU- hers of the club used the basement rifle range to sharpen their aimg so, remember, those people who ran around the halls with deadly weapons werent homicidal, merely members of this club. Debate Club Mrs. Frank and club President Zoe Wilkerscmn are the judges of the debates held at bi-weekly meetings of the Debate Club. The members were divided into four teams which vied for first place. Among the subjects for debate was, Resolved: That a Federal judge Should Be Appointed, Rather Than Elected. DIE HATE CLU H Iiullfflu Run: Mitzi Puguiller. Naiilvn lillls lSe1reLiryi, Xue XY'rlkerr-mi lpresinlentl, Sluariuri lmrtlnwii lVise- Presitlenti, Pretty Axelrod l'l're.isiirerIi Plivlame Please .Mufrnl Run: M.umu Cmliletsky, Sheree 14-riileldl, Ahhey Epstein. l.orraine Greenberg. Trueii Sli-ut. Heriiite lition. 'llinll Rffu: juan XX'eisn1.m, Helen XY'eit1man. Tihy Slliykiii, JoAnne .'Xil,iir, Marv lielle Steenliineii, Ruthelle Kpll l R ly Kimi: x W emulli, msg! 'll I . ' . Iwmrlf lx'ffu': jerry H. banks, jim Ntuhhs. jim Dudley, Huh lluhler, Ken Skiing, C harles Spring. l,1JtIIl,lI'kl Sthlotl. lleruaiil Ahramwii. BIRD CI.I'B liifflfim Rune Lieiiigie Ann Schultz tilireasureil. Mary Belle Steeiiliuveii. five XX'illiersiin. Sheila jainiewii llresitlenll. Paul Davison tVice-Presidenti. jean Scliubiing. jacqueline Kmx.1lke,Ciliirvi.1 Iandberu. 1 I I Xirfflnl Run: l.am.inzri XVincli. Oscar Enstr-im. Richard Cvreenbeig. jim Heiidersirii. jim Stubbs. ,lily Smith. Miss lrina Melli trhlxisuri. V 1 , ' ' ' f ' ' - A - S 'tl H- b-'t Xlilelevskv. Neil Stein, Dick Cnlevtuck. Al Srliiiineister. llilnl lwu. Niiiinan Segal. Charles Ruth. Robert .mi i. tr ti I it I Bird Club ft Sheila jamieson led the Bird Club this year as president. Membership in this club is restricted to those who have taken or are taking biology and are interested in birds. Candidates for entrance must take a still test on birds and their habits, judged by Miss Irma Meili. The group was entertained at meetings by speeches, both by visiting experts and by club members. This year Bird Club members voted to join the Audubon Society. Tri Sigma One of the service clubs of Central is Tri Sigma, the or- ganization for library assistants. Although the students receive no credit for this donation of their time, they gain invaluable experience in library methods and set-up. Miss johnson is the advisor of Tri Sigma. fgg ' X. V Q 1 ,I I lk! .i :'., t Q XX . . I? ., my v . ' QN TRI SIGMA Iiffrlfm Run: liexerly Petersiin. jivyee Miirplxexx. juan fflemmrins. Beverly Kuzeny. Beverly Baker. Steve Pistnei 1'l'reasni'erl. five XY'illvtrsim 4Pi'c-sideiit THU. Phvllis Chixhnlin tViceAl'residentl. Violet Maznr ISecretaivl. Barbara Ann Pense lPresident VFP. Miss I.auiie jiiliiisi-n tli iianl Manly Ruteiiberu. Marlene Cvreene. laicille Lainpbell. .Nlifuiil Kffiri: Shaiiin Kline. Allen Ifreeman. Cfamle johnson. Ardeth Lindquist, Mariel Ciiiltz. jeannie Sliourt. Lierrie Kelby. jeannu Sineni Sheila jainiesivn, C.ynthia Dent. Dianna Kiiske, Barbara Evans. jeanne Sandl. jnanne Stieper. Evelyn Rosen. litta Fae Kozberg. 'I lim! Run: Barbara Pearson, Mary Hlaser, Barbara Ivey. Mary Espersen. Donald Pace. Robert Tliiirston. Mary Iain Quain. juan Fries It Stuinper. l.ane T. llulen. jfiy Smith. Ivan Sanderson. Carol Christensen. llfllffl' Razr: Patty Mnstiinen. jane Iliivri. Mary Fries. Carol Pasket. jim Henderson. Emanuel Niismxsky, Riibert Smith. Avi lien-Ura, Nui man Segal. Barbara Tliiirntiin. Margaret Iliisshardt. Nancy Higgs. Margie Biiinliansen, G I RLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL liullffrfl Run: Pat llugan, Sc-tretaryg faml Rnlilantl, Presitlent: Miss lll'j'.ll!f, .'Xilvism'. tarnl Rasnmssun. Vito I-'iesitlentg janny Dahlstrum, Tre-.xsurt-r. .Yttnlld Run: Nancy XN'itl1erspmm, Teddy XX'alxh. Marilyn l..llHlt'S. Barbara Pearson. Betsy Patterson Ylvlrrl Run: Pat Ramier. Kathy XX'1etk:nu, Ruth Allen, Ruth Nivrris. janet Alter. 6'ir!s' league oancil President Carol Rohland and the Girls' League Council directed the activities of the Girls' League this year. Their projects included the Christmas seal sale and the annual cleaning of the trophy case. Miss Mary Bryant is the club advisor. 6 JUNIOR RED CROSS Botlnm Row: Ethel Crussinan, Marion Goldetsky, Truen Short. Charlene Murray fTre.1surerl, Nancy Higgs fViCe-Presidentl. Betty Andree 1PresidentJ, Lorraine Greenberg, Janet A. Pzmtzar, Shirley Mackin. Mitzi Pogoriler, Charlotte Kramer. Sararzd Row: Pat Ryan, Diana Kuske. Valerie Kennedy, Ida Strobel. Phyllis Chisholm, Pearl Orenstein, Rochelle Applebaum, Elean Stevens, Betty Axelrod, Cynthia Dent, Jeannie Shourt. Third Row: Mary Belle Steenhoven, Mitzi Holter, Joan T. O'I.eary, Patsy Keeley, Eileen Cohen, Ruth Sargent, Zona Poelfler, Shirley Bornhausen, Judy Carlson, Marian Lonien, Carol Ann Lundstrom, Pauline Rasmussen. Nancy Ky e. Folartb Row: Sally Elia. Mary Moyer, Margie Bornhausen, Ruth Allen, Pat Johnston. Jim Dudley, Phyllis Shelhnrn, Marge Keyworth, Carolyn Olson, Mary Jamar. Ruth E, Norris. Donna Kennedy. Junior Red C'ro s Under the president, Betty Andree, and the advisor, Miss Ann Pederson, the Junior Red Cross worked hard on its projects throughout the year. They sent one hundred relief boxes filled by the homerooms to Europe. T IIR it e ii ,. iii li 1 4 YI' PII 'I'l'Iil,, HHH ffm Rfful Milli l'ixg.llllcl. llclimc lillirll. M.ll1L'l I,uu f'xl1i'L'ils lSL'u'L't.liyh, M.lixll1 N-lxtlniii lX'lic-l'i'L'sulLilli, Nlxllllt' l'.1 4l'iLsrilciitl, liiigriw ll-vclliim lllmsiiiiil. Luis Rikiscnlwlum. jniiivuc 5p.u'lcs, llurn Slwrt. Mil-11,1 lfffu: l.uiiilL' Cmlrl K ' CHESS CLUB sr xquig. l.uli.1mu Segal. l'.xlIll1fi.lKN,-JUL' Inn Hllgvmlifk, Murtllilci llillwi, lriuy Km-lli-I, lui Kcliiir, MAH Quill' In Y Xl rim.: R.1m.ulii'i. n.l Rffu' XX.4nl I . XY'mrililnli, lslxxlciiin limilic. ll.lIlW.lI'.l Rusciilwlum, Rls'l1.1ril Civtnllrll, 1l.iii linlriiiuvl, Phyllis Rixkm, -lim llumlv.-iwim. juli Xl lSiiiniixiglu.ml. ,Iiilm Sulrlll. I mlff HUNT ,Ml lk-ixfUi.l. 1Xl.1l1 fuikrll, 'llvrn foiixniy. Ronny Mlllrl, jiwlm Bulmll, Dirk Cnlust-wk, 'l'l1um.1s llilllcl, j-:lm 'I'i.iyil1vl, Hill Moy Nl! UND l'l4 llllilf. lffillffw li'ff14Z M.lillyn Lluf,-lumix... I,m'i'.nm' 'Cii'cL-nlwcig. Nutty Axe-liml, Ili-rn.: Kumi, N.1i1Ly R.lmL-1. li.lil1.il.1 l'c.iis.1i1. lick'- rlvu-. j-mn If-llilui. Rmliullu ,XPPlLlW.ll1l11. Riley M.nmlul, Mniiuii Lmlilctsky, FL-in lmlilinqln. Mlffuil li'ffu' I.iilx' KAN, ,Xl.m I1-xi-y. l..liiy ll.nitm.m, :Xl l:iu4'xn.1l1. Silly Iilial. f.li.1ilus Spving. R-ilu-it 'l'luiistui1, Illini' Sllllfll, I..-is l5iL-sing. lim lulwiii, I ll-in Rlylu-I il Illiif li f11' Rutlr lx, N--ills. lxrn XXwll:l.lm, Hills Mcimiil, lx.1y Mrrrill, Hai'-vlil D. Cilllmnii. j.ilm's lhiilli-5, Slrlli- 1.4-ll-ip. Umm XXltl.m3. ss lx lu-il llilr, lli.liu H11 .mlxnv I wtf Iwi: R-Iluil Imiglilin. ji-ily l'.lym.1l, I3.lxL- l'ulrli.im, lluli lliilxlci, Rivlwil Smitlx. llrmc Kun-villi. f.1lxln l'g-tciwiii. li. l'. N.-wnxlq. Ill xlriiluii Ninn lxxli Uzess L' ab Advisor Miss Clreglow .mil Prcsi' dent Nadine Vasc lcd one of thc most popular clubs at Central, the Chess Club, Many of its members were unfamiliar with thc .mcicnt gimme, but they soon lcnrncd from the more advanced members, Mntchcs bctwccn imlivirlual mem- lwcrs and rournzimcms cnlivcncil thc meetings. PROJECTION FORCE Iifllliim Run: Bruce l'ievwvrtli. james XX'rigl1t ISL-tiet.iryl. Eine: l.. Jensen tlfresidenth, iliarlcs ll. llwert I . lVire-Presidenll. Dean Di Edxxards 4Treasurerl, A.lan 'lf Ciitven. Srrfiuif Rffiri Rnbelt 'l'ut'liei'. XY'ilbul' XY'ilsun. james lirxiess. Dale fvwillhlllatlll, Harold ller-isier. R--ctr Vilc. P ojecfion force Mr. Nyhus selects the members of the Projection Force from his classes. Their president is Einar Jenson. They operate the movie projector for the benefit of the English, social studies, and science classes. This year room 10 was enlarged, and facilities were greatly improved, with the result that a larger number of students could hear and see the films better than before. v on-f 1 .LA -IR. Y-TIEENS FIRST PH 'Il7RI, lx-llfw Rfn: Hlillllit Full, Rutll Kullllc, Runcc Skglrnla, Mmlclmr Schlncr, lDi.mc Hmxllxuluuc. Nutty lllinhcr. Kllnm Vanin Hn '-s. .M1,fml Rffn. 1.1:-'Iam' Lvxllwxt kScnrct.uyb, M.u1t.1 Sllxllllbffg, julm jnncs. R4ll7L'l'f.l juncw. Ulmlc Cv-vldmllu, Rxt.1 Hmm-s. Vullxu Kcxxnulx, lmlmtll Kmss, 'I lrlul RUN: rlnmn khnxxucl, 'I-1.1mm .Ml.u1. K.llL'n XX'1lkL's. Pllldy' Fnlcy. Lnix Rosa-lllwlum. l7i.ulu lilppgla, V1l'ul11i.l Dont, l4.llb.lr.l Hnmks. lfffffflff Ibn, jimi: llmu-II. K.l1m'n Punk. Pat j-wllmtnn. jnunm- XYUIL Phyllis Shu-Hmrxx. Dumtlly llllimml, Ihllth QTKIUHLHIII. M415 lhlmlrslwxx. NHUNID VH 'll?Kl'. Iillwuf Run. Mug' K.1x Dwtl, N.lmyHmkn1.m IIJI1-xldulltl, li.lxlv,u'.1 R4-lvcltsnul. .Xlifu X.ulc.lu. -lvyu RAY, Mary Iluxlxlmlnlul, N.1my Ntcmplc. .Xufunf Rffu: Xmllcy fulxu-II, lfvclyn Rugxstcx, l..lYwvnm' Stunulull. lic-xcrly l.L-c, M.l1'n'l1rl.1 .Xllcu L'l'1'c.ls11luli, -lumix Rupw. M.l1lL'lmL' Md .llI, If-11.1mc Stull. 'llvmf Kffu: Manu My-yum. Dhluc NL-Iwn, l4.1lb,u.1 Rlulx, ,I-v.m V.1n Krcxn-lull, ,Indy Vogt, Pllyllu I.c1xU lI.C .4 .L jmu XI 1 ll-vim' lim-lmllcr L Ullfl, . , l'fmllf lfvfu K.lIru1 Rwwiun. f.auvIyl1 Ulwu, l'.1I Luv.-5, lflv.'l.1 Huxlgkull. lk-tty -I-vlxluxcrl. j.l.X1m Mlllul. S.lmi11n 'liwh1u,ln, Mary H lmlu, 1 ,W X, '17 X ,f ff' ' ,Y 5 xr. f ,7'f ,f,, r 0 A ' -Di' l gms! 2 ,,, f',..7 ,f--'- ,ff-6 ff QA X' 1 dill ' ,,,.2..,. Y., I Yo DNY . Ji f ' ' .X ' 'deg . 'L A HA' , 56 k' P' V ' T-. , 1531: A .f Q SR. Y-TEENS FIRST l'I1'll'RlQ. Hfflffllll Run: joy Smith, l..1V.xnne Lueker, Bexerley Baker ll! .K,.l. S.1i.ih ,Line Fleming 4Viee-Pre-zidentl, ,I-mnne vl-ilinsiui. 4Presidentl, fnrnl lilmer. 1ScL'i'et.1ryl. jmclyn Perry lTrc.1surerl, h1.ii'ilyn Ann Sgigimsor. .Yiwmf Kun: H.irlw.ir.i Fields. M.iri.1nngi Amleiwn, Mary Espersen. jniinie Bright, Sue Pemlergrailt, PM Sinun-my j.u'queline Koxxnlkr. 'l'hyr.1 I.uedlu'. 'I Hill Rffu: Sheil.i -l.1miesnn, D-mvtliy Iullwhitt. KA5' Nelson. Ruszilee l,exine, Arlene Salim, F.1itli Liuilr-i'm.1n, Rim l,y.ine. Phyllis fhisholm, ll.irlmlr.l Stroud. 131.111 Run: Phyllis Rixkin. PM Rqimer, Duintliy l'nmieli. lNl.irilyn Urulwhs, 1,ndr.1 Armx!i'nng, H.irh.xr.1 'l'im'iilioin. Shirley llixlwp. -lnyre l-'elt7er, Sheree Tzlllel. SHUND l'lf'l'URlf, Iiffltum Run: Ablwcy lipstein, Bernice lilmn, liuen Short. jmln Llrrilrliuiis. Sliirlq Mmlrlli. hl.lrx-an LmlrlL'KXl4y. ,li-ycc lll-wrpli:-xx. lhl.KI'jL1llL'f Ray. ,Yifffml Run: lieurly Kiweiiy. .lane XYeiitxxm'Kli. l'.itrigi.i lXlcN.mii. .lwnn.1 l.erit7. Betty Axelrod, l',it Shultz, Rim Linn. Sue 5xlm.iit7. 'l!flv'ilRfl1: Kilnrin Husnik. Betty XX'ollpingel. ld.i Strulwel. H.lI'lM1I.l .Xnn Penne. l'l.ixlw.1r:i lixiins. ln.i Ree S.indr-iw, Ci1rti'ude liloeilcr. .lwinnn Stieper. f V - lifmirl' K 141 Violet Muiii. l.le.1n Stexens, filmrlntte l..ilwn, Llleii lleutler. j-i,in lirics. hhrilyn lillix. MAN li.l:ry, lux Keline. If ' ,V eens r the .lunior group. -M Ziggy X an V I ff RQ 14, . The Y-Teens .ire the feminine counter- ,K f-n j fi X xX ,. , . ' - -.. 4. f' ,nf i ff IN.11'lS ot the H1-X 5. Tlm clulw is under the nm, ,Q direut supervision of the Y.XW.C.A. and has 7 , ,f ilu' 'Zip , m.inV .lcrivities including the Y Spring for- Z ,I5Q' 5 . - ' . . K ,, . X 'ff 1 - - , , A m.1l, C.llI'lSlITl.lS party, and the Hanging of iw SQ J A I UY X- rlie Greens. Mrs. Ellie Price is the advisor 5 J l 5 ' Q ' ' Nl' of the Senior group, .ind Miss Esther L fi , Q Amundson heads the junior group. Joanne ,' ' I, lg i N lohnson is the president of the Senior group, X tt C ' I 21' 'v.' ' 'tx V 2 rind Nanci' Hecl4m.1n wields the gnvel for QM, Qlrlimf 1 M 5 NM fl . I ---5 F- x V ., , 4 1, If ,rx NW C1liN'I'RAI. HI-Y Ix Him Ibn lwm Muay. -III!! lilvcl l5ulct.llyI, Hull Ihmylu Il lL-xinlulltb, 'I'-vm 'YcNxln.1:1 lX'lu' l'1uuIculI. llunlllnn Mn IIw,1v1u1 I. ,lun vrnpwlu. X ffm! Iffn Nm! -I-urgrnwn, RM liugcl. lmly Hug, 91.111 XYKNK, lixll l..1ku, limi Ahlniclwrm. IIIUI Ix'f1n flnmk lil-mn. Unk fclglul, 11.1114 lfmlgclhnx. lilll l..lxx, jim llnlllu-I, Hn-xluir H.lxxlLy4 Hull: Muni. I milf Ibn Kan Nkmwl. Hwll lM.luIxIL'y. ,Inu ll.mwu, juhu Hulmlx. Rvmulu Olwn. link Bxnxxvlwlg, liugcx I.lm', Rvugu Img-vlclt, MID HI-Y In Hfw Ibn lbmny Mrllw, lllxixi 'I.lnwn l'l'1r.1mxui, J-u-K.ll11l11.uk 1I'runIuluU, 'Ink XX'.uJluml lY1w-I'vuu1ul1th, ,Ink R QL IN-nzrl.1zx I. ,lun li.u!lx, Ibn XX'.unl-MI. Mwmf Ibn D1-11 Run, 'Ink Stu-lc, Dunk I,-vmghlm. ,IL-113 S.lmIln. Dusk XY'llIl.lmx, l3.xxc K.1kI1L'l. Dm: lS.lLl1. IMI Ix'f:1 I5-'Iv Xlmlvvngwl, Kun f.11Ix-nl. IRI llumillk. Hull H.1lm, Hull lrmlu-x, .lim Xmlxr. li-:lx Kmu, XVII I'wu.,U. I nl.'If Iffll ilzmk Hn-mIvukx, lfcyly lim-ln-lu, I:1.mk Iylllxt. l'u-mall 'I'un1lll1w11, Unk Rrxrmlllx, Rug' IUH.I!xu1.M Riu 11111-mann, Imn' Ii-ugux. Q fv' f--r- , 'ff-z O I ZR 9 , ,,... 4 ll . Yy fgfi' Y fl , - 4Q:.ll', K ,4 ' 21-35,-.Q.ffl.,'j.I y' My ' I ff Ik Qi3 fxf'a:2.L f f ' I1 .5-',.j fy M f A '45'l?1.6'v. 'Q' , ,ff fvyivwefau Xia f ,gf W ill I ll -- I Am. pkky .413 DELTA HI-Y Iifvllfml Rfur: Riclmrd Anderson, Robert Menard l-lil'CLlSUl'Cfl, Keith XVest lPresidentl, Paul Ainid-un lVice- President I . Bill Costello lSecret.1ry l. slffllllj Row: XVillis Paul. Frank Kuettcl, Robert l-lite, Dean Bradsness, Dick Hermanson 'lfvira' Razr: Dun Long, Dick Grant, Robert Tucker. Dave Damlneru. Thomas Dixson Hi - 7 'S The youngest of the three Central Hi-Y's is Delta, which was founded only a year ago. However, the aim of all three clubs, Central, Delta, and Mid, is the same, the development of Christian character and high ideals. The Hi-Y's sent delegates to the district convention at Owatonna. Some members worked at the YMCA Christmas tree lot. These clubs are under the auspices of the YMCA. The presidents of Central, Delta, and Mid were respectively Bill Boyles, Dick Grant, and Joe Cammack. Q' -.X T' 9 Q ar G' ' ' 3. A IT -f 33, ' l v rf'l' 4 fm o , xigfi, a ff va' ' f f ' .f 1 ,,' . s C r i ,-S5353 ,V -,,.... - - K ', , -T 'T-' , ff' vokklf 'I' Cufzf .S'cwiv1'.u' ll't'I'L' llvcfy' Pm Sports Football l,llll'Il.'.lILJI1 in its first six starts tlic powerful football team lctl tlic cotifcrcncc into its l.tst tlircc giuncs, but got only .1 flC.lg.llI1SI tlmt titlc bound trio of lN'lct'lmnics, Ulolinson, .mtl M.trsli.tll. Most of tlic tlilliculty lay in tlic fact tlittt tlic Minutemen liittl no otitstnntling back to f.lliL' tlic pressure off Allsfiity l5ullb.1t'lx, JACK ROCK. All-City tackles, FRANK PlNC'lf .intl PRESTON TOMLINSON, gtidctl by big IZD HONDLIK .intl little KEITH WlfS'l'. nmtlc Cicntrnls tlic most fcarctl line in tlic City. 'llic gritlstcrs, tliougli tlicy linislictl it nic-tliocrc liftli, lmtl one of tlic lincst Aggre- gations Cicntml liits put on thc licltl since tlic will lcttguu cliinnpions. '92 FOOTBALL Fifsl Row: Warnlol lmgnj, Nelson, Yarusso, Braun, Dudovllz, Skoug Plnce ansen Lauqhlnn Bach Powell Segal lmgrml Second Row: May, Hansen, Gellerman, Swanberg, Granl, Williams Hondlnk G lun Wesl A dre T Dlx n MacGregor. Third Row: Coach Roscoe, Eneberq, Cosfello, Parish, Brqwn, Barlow H rold Rock Rogers Cammack Wadlund Carr, Tomlinson, Srnilh, Ass'f Coach Sauer. I'-748 FOOTBALL SCORES Cenlral Cenlral Central Cenlral Cenfral Cenlral Ce-nlral Cenlral Cenlral I2 Harding I2 20 S. P. A. 7 7 Murray 0 I3 Humboldl I3 6 Washinglon O I3 Monroe 7 7 Mechanics I3 6 Johnson 6 7 Marshall I9 SWIMMING TEAM Compiling by far fhe oufsfand- ing record of all Cenfral sporf squads, fhe I949 swimming feam splashed ifs rapid way fo fhe cify iufle and sevenfh place in fhe sfafe meef. Craig Edgerfon, Dick Ziegler, and Ban Broolcs were fhe big guns in Cenfral's affack. Edgerfon paced fhe conference in fhe 50 and IO0 yard free sfyles, Ziegler was under fhe record alfhough he placed second in fhe I00-yard breasf sfrolxe, and Brooks, unde- feafed unfil fhe sfafe meef, won fhe diving fifle. A lafe season addifion, Pefe Denison, helped power rhe feam in fhe sfafe meef by falcing second in fhe 220. If Denison had swam in The lwin City meef againsf Norfh, Cenfral would probably have added fhaf crown fo ifs laurels, foo. SCORES Cenfral Marshall 22 Cenfral Harding 5 Cenfral Murray I4 Cenfral Mechanics 9 Cenfral Humbolclf I6 Cenfral U High 46 Monroe 34 Cenfral Wilson 9 Cenfral Mpls. Soufh 34 Cenfral Johnson 26 Cenfral Monroe 20 Cify Meef: Firsf Place Cenfral 22 Mpls. Norfh 44 Sfafe Meef: Sevenfh Place BOTTOM ROW: Doug Rogers, Tom McGraIh, Dave Jansen, Don Bach, Keifh West, Joe Cammack, Don Paul. SECOND ROW: Coach Roscoe, Scoffy McLean, Jerry Sandin, Dick Sommers, Dave Damberg, Jack Rock, Ray Goliorman, Dlck Williams. I948 CENTRAL HIGH BASEBALL TEAM Allhough if won only Iwo of nine conference games, Ihe baseball Ieam had Hs momenl of glory in Ihe Carlfon Inviiafional Tournament The Minufemen, plagued wifh ill luck all year long, rose up Io win from Ihe finesi' Ieams in Ihe Twin Ciiies and annex Ihe Tourney Iifle in 'the large school class. Gary Die+ers, Joe Cammaclc, and Jack Roclc did 'rhe pifching aI Nor+hfieId, sei- Iing down Minneapolis Ceniral, Mechanic Ar+s,. and Wilson respec+iveIy. Cen+raI's nine Iosf five games by a solilary run. Dave Jansen, Lefiy Lindberg, Don Bach, ancl John Remsberg were Ihe ou'I's'Ianding hifiers, al'I'hough 'the Minuiemen scored more Ihan Ihree runs on only Iwo occasions during Ihe regular season. SCORES OF I948 SEASON Cenfral 5 Washingion 6 Ceniral I Murray 3 Cenfral 3 Johnson 4 ' Cenfral 2 Wilson 3 3 Cenlral Marshall I Ceniral I Humboldi 5 Cenlral 6 Harding 5 Cenlral I Mechanics 2 Ceniral 3 Monroe 4 CARLTON INVITATIONAL TOURNEY Ceniral I Mpls. Cenfral 0 Cenfral 4 Mechanic Aris 3 Ceniral 4 Wilson I T FIRST ROW: Lake, Dudovih, Rogirs, Paterson Simon, K. Wesf. SECOND ROW: Forbes Bowman, Hermanson, May Carr, S. Wesr, Braffer Coach Kelly. THIRD ROW: Mackay lM9r.l, Gall: n, Hendricks, Eneburg, Barlow, R k BASKETBALL TEAM Though one of +he ci+y's besl' reams when hof, +he quinl was buried in sevenfh place in lhe conference sfandings. The Minufemen could noi pul' forlh 1'he lasl bil' of efforl' fo cop fhe close ones, and dropped 'Five ball games +ha+ were undecided righl up +o +he finish. All-Ci1'y Guard Jack Rock played lop no+ch baskeiball a+ all limes, and The rebound work of Jerry Eneberg and young Skippy Reynolds was good. Bob Hermanson had a nice shorf shof, Hugo Hendricks a niffy long one, and Ray Gellerman, fhe squad's sixfh man, was a scrappy husfler. If if could have pul fogefher four quariers of The brand of baskefball if displayed ai fimes, fhe five would have compiled a far more impressive record. The falenf was definifely fhere. fa 11 J .,,-1 ,f:f,,' -f 1' .' SCORES Crelin 4I Mpls. Palriclx Henry 29 Monroe 4l Wilson 33 Manlcaio 46 Washingion 42 Mpls. Vocaiional 57 Harding 36 f 2 3 57 ,fl UQ ' ML' .- .6 of fl'-a - 4 ,255..'f.f,f . jg xwfnf gf, j:'g,I 'N .ff J ,I ,Z , .A I 411.2 Crefin 52 Humboldf 47 Murray 34 Johnson 33 Marshall 35 Mechanic Ar'I's 56 loveriimel A A 0 K 4 First Row Taylor Edgerton Yarusso Murnane Mackmiller, Gauger, Lake. Sec nd Row Brooks Olson Engel Amund en Herman, Jensen, Sclilcff, Coach Kelly. 'lhlrd Row Grlzen HOf1dlIk Shadur Penk May Bloodel, Powell, lNcrf shown-Skoug, Pince, Sidlev TRACK The mighly cinder squad romped lo both the senior and iunior varsily conference lilles and ils bellwealher, Miler Jerry Samuelson, scored lhe cily's solifary poinl in lhe slale lraci meal. Samuelson sel an unofficial cily mile record when he gal- loped lhe dislance in 4:42.3, defearing Monroe's greaf Bill While. Duane Ring lied lor second in lhe Melropolilan 440- yard dash, bul had fo qui? when he aggravaled an old leg iniury. Side kicl Bob Mcllralh copped lhe cily 440 'fo malne up for lhe loss. 9 T- ifigeiiwgil ' si -e 4 . K 1-1'52'ili5ft1 f , Am, 'r a . I X: ' ' f l ,Sm .. - ' - - ggfv i 15? r ' hil 4 455 SENIOR VARSITY SCORES . gg? Central 49V2g Mpls. Soulh 58: So. Sl. Pdul 3lV2 Ri . Cenlral 85lf7g Wilson 27V2 l Cenlral 373 Mpls.Soulh 575 Crelin 45 ' Cenlral 92'f3g Humboldf 42265 Harding 26 Relay Carnival: Second Place Cenlral BO: Monroe 553 Washinglon 26 'ya .1 L Cily Meel: Firsl Place 2 . S3- ' -. fl Cenlral 56: Monroe 58: Johnson 47 J 7 JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES ,- Cenlral 491 Murray 645 Marshall 48 Cenlral 75: 'Nashinglon bl: Monroe 25 Cily Meef: Firsl Place. l 1 l Cenlral Cenlral Cenfral Cenlnal Cenlral Cen+ral Cenlral Cenfral Cenfral Cenfral 4 Front Row: Gorried, Andre, Brown, Roh, Hohenwald, Granf, Mc6rafh, Jansen, Sandin. Second Row: Simpson, Hann, Lane, Tomlinson, Olson, Penk, Williams, Boyles, Coach Sauer. HOCKEY Sfarling 'loo lafe in lhe year lo finish high, fhe hockey 'leam losl six of lhe nine games 'lo place eighlh. Buf lhe puclcsiers cosl Johnson lhe cily +i+le and gave every leam bul' champion Humbolcll' a real ballle 'For lheir money. The offensive play of four year man Jerr Sandin and Tom McGra+h, lhe defense of Dave Jansen, and fhe goal 'lending of Dior Gran? were oufsianding. SCORES Murray 3 Wilson 3 Harding 3 Marshall 2 Washingfon 2 Humboldl 5 Mechanic Arls 2 Johnson I Monroe 0 Breclc 2 Q A o l 3-4 FIRST ROW: Sabin, D. Day, Mo d, Norby, Gerkin, Palry, Coach Thorson. SECOND ROW: J.. Birmingham, Ma Phorson, Shadur, T. Dixon, Biri, Kachsl, Gilzen. THIRD ROW: Roysilr, Tuckor, Amund n, R. Day, Engel, Lindberg. GYMNASTIC TEAM Because Class C did noi' have a full feam, +he gym squad had difiicully winning leam mee+s, bul' +he D Class, composed oi firsl year men, look second in lhe ci1'y while Class C placed fourih. In fhe sfale meef Class D foolx +en+h as ihe Class C men copped lhe ninfh spot Besides Doug Day, who won +he ciiy individual +il'le, and Dick Day lno relalionl, o+her ouisfanding gymnasis were Dave Kachel and Ray Engel in Class C, and Bob Menard in Class D. i I Mackrniller, Jensen, Payne, Broo CROSS COUNTRY ks, Chrisfenson, Murnane. lNof shown-Gifzen Aifhough shorn of Hs 'l'i+ie by powerful Murray, Cen'I'ral's sirong cross couniry team climaxed a fine season by faking second in ihe conference meei. Paced by 'rhe ve+eran Leslie Payne, fhe Minu+emen bounced back +o lick Monroe and Mechanic Arfs affer being upsei in iheir opener by Washingion. Besides 'rhe sieady and sfurdy Payne, oiher fop no+ch harriers were Ted Mack- miller, Ai Gifzen, Len Jensen, Ed Murnane, and unpredicfable Ban Brooks. Brooks, a 'rruly greai runner on occasion, suffered from pieurisy. SCORES Cenfral 33 Washingfon 25 Cenfral 27 Monroe 28 Cenfral 24 Mechanic Arfs 3l , -me f -- - h . yn . , I ' ' is A IE ' L A . Q1 X A , , sri . 4 sg M 1 3 ' Forbes, Mackay, Kuller, Brandsness, Hire, Solomon, Brody, Johnson SCORES Cenlral I2 Monroe 3 Cenfral l4'f2 Wilson V2 Cenfral ll Humboldl 4 Cenfral ll Harding 4 Cenlral 8V2 Washinglon 6V2 Cenrral 6 Johnson 9 Ceniral I5 Marshall O Cenfral I5 Mechanic Arfs U Cenlral 9 Murray 6 TENNIS GOLF Only a 9-6 upsei al lhe hands of Johnson kepf fhe I94B golf team from +he oily lille. The Minufemen waded fhrough sigh? ofher rivals and'only fwice were held fo less lhan ll poinls in lriumphing. Besides Johnson, who copped ninlh in fhe cify meef, fha learn consislcd of Harvey Maclray, number lhree man in fhe cify: Dan Brabecli, Bob Peierson, Bob Hire, and Bill Forbes. Bill Moy's big raclrel guided +he powerful neHers lo an unde- iaared conference season and lhe ciry +i+le. Moy, a junior playing his lhird year on the squad, grabbed off lhird place in fhe cily ,Ingles malch, The Minulemen gol fheir loughesl baffles from Johnson and Marshall, buf shui our Humboldl, Harding, Mechanic Arls, and Murray lo dominale fhe field in a convincing manner. Cenlral Cenlral Cenlral Cenfral Cenlral Cenfral Cenlral Cenlral Central F' 9 R 1 SI k the, lngebreison, Mo , Lavr, Kaulrna-nn. N S:gondOvilow:arM7a2iay,rHoeflin, Coach Simmellnli. J. Blfmmqhdm. MMWV- Colm- Bemora- Taflor' lNot shown, Bohanj. 4 5 5 4 3 3 4 5 5 SCORES Monroe I Humboldl O Harding 0 Washingfon Johnson 2 Marshall 2 Wilson l Mechanics 0 Murray 0 Firsl Row: Mr. McCallum, Mr. Schwabe, Mr. Mei Second Row: Mr. Kelly, Mr. Roscoe, Mr. Gimme er, link, Mr. lngebrelson. ATHLETIC BOARD Here is lhe Brain-Trusl responsible noi only buf also for fhe organiza+ion and supervision of program. Firsf Row: Ransier, McCallum, Musfonon Roller Duffy. Second Row: Friel, Gordenier, Dudley, libbohs, Fishbach. for 'l'l1e len Ceniral sporl ieams, 'the school's excellenl' inlramural CHEER LEADERS Making up wilh sheer enlhusiasm whal' fhey may have lacked in acrobafic abilily, lhe cheer leaders gave solid en- couragemeni +o ihe foolball and baslrei- ball Teams. wr ly X , ,, ,K f fi 431 QF: .f Q Q ii' - -,, 5 X '45 Q W ,-.. V..- 2, 'M . V R27 I4 Y it ' K4 elim? fmwffrf ills will AV v J ltxflf Dfll ll A TRIBUTE TO A GREAT ATHLETE Cenfral has been a high school almosf as long as Minnosofa has been a sfaie, buf never in fha school's long hisfory has there appeared an aihlefe io surpass Jack Rock. A nafural afhlefe whose perfect co-ordinafion was evidenf and whose iremendous sfrengfh was belied by a rafher average build of I60 pounds on 5'I0 frame, Rock was a greai' name in Sf. Paul in ihree sporis - fooiba l, baslefball and baseball. On fha ridiron his swivel hips and blinding speed made him 'Phe greatest back in ihe conference, an All-Ciiy ?ullback: on fha hardwood his coolness and fearless drive gave him an All-Cify berih a+ forward: on fhe diamond Jack pifched and played ouffield. He was an ouffielder on the All-Cify baseball foam. He was a member of she 'fooiball squad four years. fhe baskefball feam fhree years, and the baseball crew four seasons. He was awarded fan lefiers. Jack missed winning fha Lions' Club award for fha ouisfanding amafeur efhlefe in Sf. Paul during i948 by a single voie, giving way 'io a LiHle All-America halfback. However, he did win fha Al Herman 'lrophy for Ceni'ral's 'lop afhlefe. Combined wiih his ouisfanding afhleiic abilify, Jack mainiained a fine scholasfic average and pariicipaied in many worihwhile acfiviiies ai Ceniral. Beyond a doubi Jaci Rock was a fremendous credii io Ceniral. W X. fi' WJ T if VY Bottom Row: Nancy Hackman, Elizabslh Waller, Rec. Sec.: Marilyn Jacobson, Vice-Pres.: Corinne Tlbbdls, Pres.g M r'l Ol: n S .-Tr .' J ce Ollo. a 1 yn o , uc ees , oy Second Row:Joan T. O'Leary, Judy Perkins, Pal Wood, Carolyn Olson, Barbara Fields, Florence Schultz. Third Row: Nancy Villars, Luella Cole, Joyce Pellzer, Nancy Higgs, Mary Jo Woodruff, Pal Ransier. G. A. A. EXECUTIVE BOARD The Execulive Board, lhe mosl imporlanl parl' of G. A. A., is a group of girls nominalecl by lhe Board of lhe preceding year and elecled by fha girls in G. A. A. This hard working and efficienl' group meels every olher Monday during sixlh period fo discuss fryouls, games, parlies, and proiecls of G. A. A. Beside lheir regular meeling, 'lhey help lheir able adviser, Miss Ryan, who does a wonderful iob of direcling lhem. The officer of G. A. A. lhis year are: Pres., Corinne Tibbells: Vice- Pres., Marilyn Jacobson: Sec.-Treas., Marilyn Olson, and Recording Sec., Elizabelh Waller. C B-:Hom Row: Marlene Bockslruck, Sharron Gordon, Mary Jo Woodruff, Shirley Bishop, Joanne Johnson, Corinne Tibbells, Barbara lvey, Barbara Fields. Second Row:Marion Goldefsky, Mary Kelleher, Kay Kelleher, Dorolhea Hill, Florence Schullx, Joanne Kranz, Jo Morrissey. Third Row: Mary Blaser, Nancy Villars, Phyllis Chisholm, Marilyn Jacobson, Marilyn Olson, Rosalyn Aaron, Lorraine Greenberg. Fourth Row: Benita Shadur, Elizabelh Wolfer, Thyra Luedke, Joyce Pelfzer, Pal Wood, Charlotte Larson, Jocelyn Perry. .9 :MV ' 1 'L ' 9 . 'J in X fy .ffi.,,,f-f-'-19 .,..-crab! V 573' . C r . , L f,a,g1 z,-iff' ' ' U . if-f I .o .,,l iff ' Y, 5' ji - UQ ,mfwe I if f ,. . .. ff2 f'if 5 Z ,A . df, 'CI' Q , fa, .fi 'fvr .1 Lax'-6.-'45-f23'o 5-'c',frV K, 3'2 'I' Jggwlk- fi-:I V 4 by . VW fl fr f e,,Jj,vL4,1,,, P F5,1,..C .7fL,mLd,2fh-M L- ,. ,V Y i.fg,ff,,s1-I . . ffg,'lfw'! i f fi X! iff If .V J , gf' if L , , ,ff 1 V' L ' ,! 4,,f,Q'-g???'.1H4 ' 52. ALL CITY AWARDS P-' r The highesl' alfainmenl' in G. A. A. is lhe All Cily Award, given lo any girl who has earned fifleen-hundred poinls 'rhrough oufside sporls aclivilies. Usually girls in lheir Junior year achieve fhis honor, bul' Seniors also are presenled wilh lhe emblem. The presenlalion is made a+ lhe annual C Club banquel' held in 'lhe spring. Several girls in lhe piclure made lheir All Cily lasl' year. nr ua ' ' . ,ei 5 . ' 4, it Lois Schwarfz, Rosalyn Aaron, Sara Alice Rosen, Beverly Lee, Joanne Tdnl 32006 ron Gordon, Barbara Johnson, Mary Blaser, Jeanelie Forman, Kay Kelleher, Joan Lavanier, Sally Arundel, Sylvia Goldberg, Joan Allen, Joanne Wulf, Grera Liunqkull, Joanne Johnson, Diane Olson, bc, ,lv f - U WMU y REFEREES j , ln a ri p while suil, blowing a whislle and direcling fair play is Cen+ral's excellenl eree. he refs musl be dependable and relianl and musl' be able lo gel along wi+h +he girls in +he gym classes and slill be able 'fo malce lhem law abiding. Q vb During sixih period on Wednesdays we can see our many referees logelher learn- ing and praclicing lhe rules of lhe various games lhal are played in lhe gym. Then again we can see lhem in lhe gym flasses, faking a'Hendance and, all in all, making 'lhemselves ex+remely useful. The C' women who Bcfforn Row' Doris Klosierrnan, Mary Kloslerman, Jane Fish, Joyce O'lo Beverly Lee Marrla Slromberg Rucy Mandel, Julia Jones, Beverly Fallon, Marilyn Chemino, Second Row: Marchefa Allen, Ardeln Lindquisl, Shirley Bfsrnhausen Grace Grams Sara Alice Rosen Joan T O'Leary, Marcia Meyers, Lois Schwariz, lvanna Sirnpscn, iierna Kranz Nanci! l'l9Clf '5f' ihircl Row: Margie Schaefer, Esla Delle Rolhslein, Judy Perkins, Joan Lavanver Joan Pelinl Sandra Warr n .loan Howell, Barbara Johnson, Jeanelre Forman. Fourfh Row:.Judy Vogf, Rulh Allen, Riva Lyone, Kay Nelson, Mary Maurer Grew Llunqkull Joanne Wulf Nancy Higgs, Phyllis Shelhorn, Carolyn Olson, Arlene I-flcrwilx C CLUB Club is an organizalion of girls and are interesled rn sporls or were in- 'reresled enough when lhey wen+ lo Cenlral lo gel one +housand poinls which is 'lhe requiremenl in order fo gel a le++er. This does nol mean l'ha+ a girl excels in any one sporl, buf has a +as+e and louch for a greal many. I+ means +ha+ she has an inleresl in al leasl six differenl oulside sporls and has spenl aboul lwenly hours on each of lhem. ll also means lhai she has been regular in allendance, and has perhaps refereed a gym class or lwo. TUMBLERS Boflomz Karen Willres, Joanne Ululf, mary Kay Lareen. Second Row: Beverly Falon, Joanne Mor- resey. Top Row: Marilyn Chemino. CENTRAL MERMAIDS Leif lo righl: Jane Leiverman, Charlolfe Kramer, Renee Slrarcla, Beverly God- derz, Carole Wells, Palricia Havel. 5 l Borfom Row lSenior Teaml: Rita Linn, Phyllis Chisholm, lcapfainl, Dorofhea Hill, Charlofle Larson, lvanna Simpson, Nancy Higgs, Joyce Pelfzer, Elizabefh Wolfer, Mary Blaser, Florence Schultz, Sharron Gordon, Lorraine Greenberg. Second Row lSophomvre Teaml: Marilyn Chemino, Beverly Lee, Cecelia Asp, Joan Van Kreyelen, Rufh Allen, Marge Keyworfh, Grela Liunglmull, Mary Maurer, Carolyn Olson, Judy Vogl, Jeannelfe Forman lCap7air1l, Berna Kranx, Julia Jones. Third Row lJunior Teaml: Joan Clemmons, Mary Kelleher, Pal Wood, Jocelyn Perry, Nancy Villars, Kay Nelson, Joan Pelanf, Sandra Warren, Joan T. O'Leary, Marilyn Jacobson lCap?ainJ, Joanne Kranz, Marion Goldefsky. Ffwrlh Row lFreshman Tearnl: Roberla Jones, Joan Casey, Alice Lee Inglis, Cynlhia Cone, Pal Casey, Carole Wells, Nancy Cook, Mary Kay Green, Maureen Merrill, Ann Carlson, Jana Lieder, Jeanne Arlh lCapfainl. 1. 1 1 , Ji, ., l 4' r FIELDBALL l As lhe whislle blows, away go fhe forwards aiming for fhal goal, and anolher se on of Fieldball is on. The goalie, fullbaclxs, and halfbaclxs made many a desperale sla d 'ro lceep lhe ball ou+ of lheir goal. This year 'lhe caplains were Phyllis Chisholm, Senior: Marilyn Jacobson, Junior: Jeanefle Forman, Sophomore, ancl Jeanne Arlh, .,,Freshman. The Sophomores won lhe championship lhis year in a smashing viclor over Jffhe Seniors. Accurale passing among all members of fhe leam, forwards, hahaclrs, and fullbaclcs alilze, malces a skillful, exciling game. JZ 'UGS ' YW pgf, Aww -, w ir . fb? F ,Q , Qi? 'M :iff 141: an ' lf 4, was Q Yiw r' 'B 'h iv J ikv'-n In -x 1 J -'ETH Bw Www ff MMM J MM? W M135 M b Q9 ' X9 f' xiwf 0 MM QSM W? AAL-.4 1 I. Don'f do if, Nancy! 6 2. Sfrike! 7 3. Where's +he mafch? 8 4. H-m-m-m 9 5. Feef gef warm, Joan? I0 SNAPSHOTS Smile preHy. Going somewhere? Comfy? Wafer nymphs. One-'rwo-+hree. bfi Thai Pepsodeni' smile Tha'r'sa girl! Life can be beaufifui. A+ sea. Presideni? .-H Mia 176148 I smoke Fafima Toois Who Doi Buddies I drink Calverf Ou+side BuHs Egad! Bugs Turn around Ouch l'm only 2'fz years old We fhree Wishing Urp EY' XL ' f l-leads Tails One Man's Family We Will Gallwer Roses Silling prelly llls a bird . .. lf's a plain.. l'f's . . .7 Call oul flue Marines Clwurns Gfo+'um daicl cen+er Slow Boa+ lo Clmina Tl'1ree's a crowd Tar babies Bullons and Boaus Sainled Sislers X 5, 1 I-, K. fi i 4 l aw 'B gp. If .',,' '1 if r I es i's s-5. 59, -Q 4 7 -' T -Il -fr-f' if ,133 55' ,. x. 5 'r an r T I xv We A '49er REMINISCES We walched lhem leave us one by one, '46, '47, '48. Now we foo prepare lo go, For soon we graduale. Freshmen year we slaved away, And couldn'r have much lung Sophomore year we broughl books home, Bin liflle work was done. ln Junior year we all began To live like royalty: And we discovered for a change How pleasanl life could be. We helped lhe seniors run lha school, Assemblies, operefla, lhe play, The concert, clubs, lhe council, and than The carnival early in May. Now we're seniors on our own, Big wheels of school al last, Bu? since we are, if seems lo us This year has gone loo lasf. We'lI remember the friends we've made And fhe many lhings we've done, The teachers, 'he classes, the Parfies, The games fhe teams have won. So, as we sing, Farewell, Speedwell, On qradualion day, We'lI 'say gioodby lo lhose we've known And wis lhem luck on lheir way. - BARBARA IVEY. --I 5 L ll V ..,. Z2 'ww' .T 'Higgs r l i I' WZ M .W 5131 5 , fw..w Wx MQ J ' KU 9:4535-I X - :f 2e?1'9'A:1:1 -.4 f ff ffff!a:f!. faif-SEK M, 1 '49 'spare ' If o , X , 'xxugf' . 11fQ J? Qi' W 44 W uf 4, M A OVW W W J A! , M M, WMM o-ff 9,5 yk Q, fy? Q X X K W ' 452 W f 'r 4 y 'N ff l xg ,-l f-y X4 ' ,, f Vf -A .V A ,'i ' 1 3 l3'?' -4 ll x g 1 k ' ' Q W f' , W 'I J f 7U 4 49?--'ij 97 Z f argl:-I .., -f ' EYE' gin, x I'lY 'li ff ...f,.., ,ffl M? WV ff7Corng'f'6iELat WWW 44? E . Uailoulil ?lowe1-A Pioneer Bldg. SI. Paul. Minn. P A R K T H E A T R E MIDWAY'S FAMILY THEATER Selby 81 Snelling Nestor 5l00 ,I 1 l El. 68I I LEXINGTON CAFE Combination of American and Chinese Restaurant 466 N. Lexingfon Pkwy. Sf. Paul 4, Minn. ' f af C70 'YUUIIBPEUPIE Secretarial Office Mac Civil Service Billing Filing Secure Your Training at . . . Sixty Years of Operation T. F. Kennedy , G. S. Stephens Business College G.,iiei.i 43-ig 23 E. 6th Street St. Paul I, Minn. Smifh Wheel Alignmenl. Inc. I 648 Grand Avenue Em-5 I4I RADIATOR REPAIRING BODY AND FENDER WORK COMPLETE DUCO PAINTING TOWING and FREE ESTIMATING Advertising Salesmanship Management Economics Mathemot Business L Shortho Cl Type t g English Correspo d Spelling Acco t g Banking Cost Accou t g Income Ta Penrnonship Office Training hines i -1 Cleveland Ave. ond Ford Road St. Paul, M Congratulations Gffrtfyl! and Best Wishes from . frLjC!ef4f9' SH HOLM 81 OLSON FLOWERS FOR THAT SPECIAL OCCASION -AND OTHERS 20 W. Fifth Si. Cedar 7335 1-'i- '- --1 JAMES E. 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Green Slamps AFTER HIGH SCHOOL-WHAT ? Our specialized business +raining for lhe beHer posi+ions is lhe logical choice of many seniors who wan? pleasanl' work, economic independence and opporiunilies for ad- P vancement Sfarl any Monday affer graduaiion in day or evening classes. Free lacemeni' service. Free bulleiin. SEE US AFTER GRADUATION 63 East Fifth 31311 PC1111 Sf 1 L , innesotcx Nearrfgida, ZfiZ!lJ7W Cgdqr 5333 PRACTICAL BUSINESS SCHOOL Q WW fir :fy 'Mff,ff Q?ff iff W W , ff - x . M1 WMM CENTRAL SENIORS OF 1949 9 W W1 MQMWWNM . WLTSW W STUDIO Q!0,-yxfvvvqj JOSTEN'S Since 1897 FINE CLASS RINGS, ANNOUNCEMENTS, Representative, H. A. Petersen FOSHAY TOWER ARCADE AWARDS 'gli 4 MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA WRIGHT'S DRUG STORE IO5I Selby Ave. DAle I470 Bridgeman's Ice Cream Prescriptions Congratulations: ELMA COOK New Location 352 Cedar Ave. lRem bra ndt Art Studiol o dlvoloping 0 printing o duplicate prints o enlargements 8I Ee M Momen Photography I LI l050 Selby Avenue E Phone: EL 0889 O T A Canzerns for sale anal ren! C FILM - FLASHBULBS - PROJECTORS E I - .. ...... - . ..I WWW M MV wgfffw NSE S3303 if N A W Kim Vw S is ig ifififiiwa E-E?-lj N as 2212? ,, v x I IX N W Saw! Wiz' 4 Aj . I , , Nl Y x . , ,1 ' . , , . 1 4 N' L Q . AIIX ' A V ,H ,M ,N fp f' ' QW ' ffm :ELC fi 1 X A, JIL ll I I IJ D W ,ff ,ff .- J A, XX X lj X1 U A ,Ze , Ili! ,I Hillman Nfr K, ,, ,J- W WI 355' 2 1' , .f wQq'av !f!ff5,f'f . , , A , . ,,,, wk , U NW .uk A 'mf-N 1. , 1- ' 4A. ' 4, , V L , E K' I -nv x Q Lua- v, - ,W-- + r 29.4 . - I . 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