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

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1969 volume:

2 3 4 fx wie xgipgjv QQMW Q kwix wwf fig 225352 ,Ak I u 1 ,-' mf'-79 V 2-was, JJM K Central High School Saint Paul, Minnesota Volume XLV Published By 1969 Cehisean Staff BUILDING BLOCKS TOWARDS THE FUTURE Throughout the past year many changes have taken place at Central. Physical, social, and educa- tional changes have contributed to the learning atmo- sphere of the school. In the fall of the year, returning students noticed the improvements made throughout the school. The remodeling of the buildin was the most obvious dif- ference. Changes such as tiis all added to the learning process of education. ' As the year progressed, social changes were also evident. Students witnessed differences in the rela- tionships among themselves and with the faculty. Be- cause of the definite need for educational improve- ments, policy and curriculum changes were intro- duced. These new operations added to the fulfillment of a complete education. The changes that took place at Central High School were steps in preparing students for the prob- lems they will incounter in their future lives. In the 1969 CEHISEAN we have tried to portray the ast year in a way that would capture the idea of buildllng, for these events are all BUILDING BLOCKS TO- WARDS THE FUTURE7 CO-EClitO1'S: Louise Godfrey Sue Perry Advisor: Mr. Gordon Robideaux Typist: Carol Gulbranson Business: Jackie Thompson Artist: Mr. Kenneth Buetovv Table of Contents K Clubs Pages 51-68 Activities Pages 69-82 L Seniors Pages 5-24 Underclassmen Pages 25-50 Athletics Pages 83-104 Faculty Pages 105-120 SECTION EDITCR: Barb Mueller ASSISTANT S: Connie Nyman Judy Schroeder Senior Cfficers Bottom Row: Denise Chamblee, Debbie Hoffman, Let- tie Finney. Row 2: Jeffjanish, Charles Frelix. Class History In the fall of 1968, 526 seniors came to Central with many new duties and opportunities awaiting them. Among those duties were the preparations for the Homecoming and Sno Daze activities. They chose Debbie Hoffman as President, J eff J anish and Charles Frelix as Vice-Presidents, Denise Chamblee as Secre- tary, and Lettie Finney as Treasurer. In March, the seniors went on their long awaited annual class trip. They flew by jet to New York and were bussed to VVashington. Everyone who went agreed that it was a worthwhile trip and an unforget- table experience. ln May, the seniors were the guests ofhonor at the Junior-Senior Prom. Later that month was a planned picnic for all seniors called uSenior Day? Their final farewell to their high school days at Central was graduation day. Parents, faculty, and friends came to the St. Paul Auditorium to View the ceremony. Currisser Stan Wanda Humphrey Maxine Arthur Adams Adams Albright Alexander Ammann Anderson Robert Ronald Sh aron Ann John Jolillen Anderson Anderson Anderson Archibald Ashton Bailey .N Pam Tom Gregory Polly Rohbin Kathy B aker B askerville B auer Bearth Beauford Beebe xi ,. , 'if i ' . - :-, 15135: -4 ' It 'am ..g 5- 4. K fr p,,',' . zmy f Q f, by 5' u'y5l,j1, f.f ,,, ,XLff2g ' wzqgzqlgzivv-,JV ' HQ - ji f. , ,,:, f is A J, . 71 ff f W f , , Qiivv X 1 Q , V t x Y f g nffff 1 f,.,.zu,'Q, ' 1?ffv! 4 .1f,fVZ2?lf5 ' ' i-V 2gGXg,,pZ, Z William Karl Stephen Wanda Sue Terry Bergerson Berndt Beto Bevins Bielenberg Bishop ff X W Xl Debbie Blehert Rich ard Bradley f 1-25 -, f- ff!! W ff Richard Bloom Georgia Brown Bruce Mark Steve Junauld Boody Borghorst Bowman Braddock Michael Lynn Chifton Sheila Buckley Buetow Burns Caldwell -1' pf' N., mr, fee W W , Mya... K H2521 x ': gym ' '- 1 WA' ' ' f fiwib Q , -fi fi gs Q, ' 'l J 757. X 54,- Linda Pattie Galen K1 Campeau Carey Carlson ' X61 kk , 3 ' A 1' In K 4 3'f,T:-ll ' , ,,,,, 5 ,Z ,HX I ' 'D' mm 'fmZ4Wm'Wm.. John Ronald Laura Lynn Buetow and Carolynn Straka sort college mate- Carlson Carlson Carney rials for the counselors to pass out to seniors. , Sigh Arthur Bonita Dennis Cozetta Denise Roy Carroll Carroll Carstens Carter Chamblee Chapin Helen Edward Mary Rose Barbara Steve C herrett Childers Chouinard Churchill Clapp Clapp L ., X C X 1 f f Z 2 f 1 px- law W ap 3 f ff 1 ' ,ff I 'Q 7 , f ,W ,mn '15 M63 ,44 we f y 7522 S f 1 Z f f 34 ff ,X - VL A P1 f Jiiffkf - f , iffy, - fs ff im M ,. W :ya ,,f, ,ef , '5 ff, wwf. af,-,Q :fu I Ywxwe z P -ff 1'f5Zzgg,q3',f,5v lffQ,5Q4g,, ,ig-y:,,q, -I 55? fwgwtkwgyl, ff: wfff fwrm 1, f?fff.,sW awfyff la, af f Gregory Michael Irene Clark Clark Cline , - X' ' ' 4. 1 Z, ' 'S off' -' M 7 , ,,:, .Pai -1,1 Steve Prinz and Ed Grinde make a good tennis pair Charles Jocelyn jean as shown in the defeat of Humboldt 5-O. Coleman Collins Coombs ,I ackie Cooper Sidney Cummings l 9 ma I Vi ,4 Phyllis Copher Gorden Dahlen Marie Joyce Carol Pamela Cork Corwin COX Coyne Diane Pamela Harrison Larry Dalbee Danielson Davis Dehn Wt:-vw as Donna Jeannine Sandra Charles Deborah Patricia Dena DeZelar Dick Dinger Donaldson Donahue l f ' 7,7 7' I , , X, ,,,75V,ry,gm7gpfQ ,fb W, Ania, Terrance Sharon Lary Kathy William Richard Dox Drivdahl Durham Edgerton Eelkema Engel wr- A- am. . U 5 xx A if Deborah Tom David Tate Lettie Dennis Faison Farrell F einw achs Ferguson Finney Flaherty Roxanne Judy Dale Mary Beth Edward Charles Flemmgc Fletch er F old enauer Foley Foster Frelix It F 1 '-2 u m- gig V ' fr, F ,,A .3 mix 1 P ffm X if 5 is Q Q-HQ-'sr' it l- la 5 , a -2? h A -- A F . X' ' 5g:szi .y, 2 'fel ,- W a X -wa xx' sffafwl' .Riff -We 3, r , f Q ' Jane Judith Raymond Kristine Linda Sus an Frisk Frisk Fritz Frye Fuller Galatowitsch r,., .,., A , -5 gm Nw , X .. . 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Gray Crufman Green Grinde Gross 'luv Richard Michael Carol Charlotte William Steve GIOSS GLHOH Gulbranson Guy Hall Halstenson k t .K P R tett J 5 2 ff , , 4 Reginald Clyde Kathleen Hammond Hansen Hardy Timothy Richard Larry Harris Henderson Henry , fff'ff7f XIVWQ f X F f i 6. 5-,I f' Y Cheryl Harp Marsha Henry Elizabeth Reginald Harri Harris JGITY C arol Hepola Hermann 5 rf' I James V alerie N anoy Hernandez Herring Herther 'G William Steve Harriet Hieb Hitchcoch Hoff .. Z VNS' 3 ' f '.i. irii i J Qi Q Xf., , ., ,mxgfa:q'.:,,. -1: a -Q ' . Q VX' ifiiwvz-. 'FNZXNBW ' - fy +ss,f,?'f m fY5.!,.'-y-5 vi-sang,-3142 ff :2lij:r.3 'i '.bfNYa'9a5-: 1 fav. 1E5::?: ' - JN f .v A 'ali-fa-:av 'INS-f wlw N . Q. In '..4 S Linda Margaret Ella Herzberg Heuer Hicks '-k' ts fx ir re 'rir or l ' an laws -.ibm XL ,,,' 'k-V f .T A ae t J aenia ' D A X JT D so N ' f W-. u . Georganne Debbie Patricia Hoffman Hohri Hoskin ,t.,i , ' Fw' air , rl-if ,.,L' 'V X D -V ,VLVV . A , ti f' tt- ' Vi 'L ,i ,L V V52 W1 Ji. , f ' -'wt ' . K Y , Q .Kg 1, Q' ., Q 12 Dennis David Eugene Norma Marshall Kathleen Huberty Huesman Huettl HughGS 133561 .l 2lCkS01'l Carol ' John Sharon J eff James J oAnn Jafffay Jahnke James J anish Johnson Johnson I lf Pam McLean expresses her feelings about the excite- ment of winning Sophomore Sweetheart. Gloria Stan Kathy Kammerer Kelley Kelm Kathy John Ellie Kirk Knudsen Knuth lm Kenneth Lynda Patricia Johnson Johnson Johnson 3? Patricia Steve Shirley Johnson Johnson Kalway Leonard Randy Kemp Kessel Barb Fred Koenen Koran A , A fy 'fy if pf., 4 Cf A 1 Zf ff!!! ff , f f ,1 if f, , , 7, Patricia King Phyllis Koran 1, 'Q fr 9 yt Q -at John Kathy Barb Sue Theodore Gary Kotrba Kramer Krogh Krasky Kroska Krueger xL : K Q it K r 1 'N :x' -. Jolynn Gary Kathy Gail Ruth Iulie Kvidt LaBe11e Larkin Larson Larson Laschansky Rebecca Irene Linda, LaVa11e Leas LaC13l1?G Richard Linda Cindy Art Carroll portrays Mr. Beston in 6'The Mouse that Leitner Lemke Lendt Roaredf' presented in 1967. .N-'N L Richard Tom Robert Cary Claudia Louise Lensing Leritz Lewis Lihman Lillehoe Linder , , J I 3 Nora Steve Jerome Elizabeth Linda Cecelia Lindgren Lindgren Linsay Linsey Lissick Littles 539 Michael Lockwood Laura Madline Pat Longen Mary Maguire Burton B arbara Dennis Shirley Looney Luedks Lund Lynn Justan Mary James Don Mann Manteffel Marazzo Martinson 421.1 45 Qt Q, Rebecca Ruth Susan Maurer McCarth McEachern 4511 1-'1 5.-f:rw'gfgf1Q -' , Q' V -Q W' S 3. ,,. ily IVKA A I ' S. ta . ,gnu . -, E152 . they-1 X X , ..,. ,Pegg ,..,, N PKQSX X 'ig :Q SS N233 Q l 5-'iz . f v VV Q Mr. Smiley presents a portable television to Anita Christine Pam Sue O,Hara during the 1968 school wide candy sale. 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N k J B arb Mueller Mike N einstadt Sandra Newman Timothy Novaczyk Linda Nibbe Connie Nyman , X yew A' a ., fytg' 1-fi? 'Ef'7ZT75Q2ff77F'r'7:V'71f .7 H 1' 'V'- ,ff,s'-VV ,S ff , . . qw A65 .Hw y - fy f, 2 4 ls fi fgy f yy X 1 4 ff rx, I f by ia- 1 I ttyt 5 ,4 f4J, .b 4 Q 6, , - 1, . Qi,zasmyqar-it-::',-r ,, lf' i - -1 f - , A Barbara Kathy Sherry Oberg O,Brien O'Connor Kathryn Timmy Mary Olson Olson Osborne Q7 Qt, Gregory Peake Claudia Ponds Ken Linda Pearson Peasley Perry Joel Powell Prawer Af ' . My,-.,,a,i 14,1 iw, 5 , A , fzrfwvfg .V M P g 'P V fi f A ,f f Wx W V f , 1 gg gn an 1, if , f K K 5 ' O Q-I 5 ,fa V- .. 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Seuman Ned Souder rw. y f W ' f J Mark Marjorie Singer Smith Doreen Timothy Southworth Spahn -,J Eric Pat Debra Carolyn Linda Stephen Springsted Stevens Stewart Straka Straka Straka ff l 'V-'r f , ' , ' , l ff will Casey Sharon Barb Gayle Clinton Jeanette Strecker Swanson Sweezo Syvertsen Taflinger Tate uf 4 x X f is Derrick Glenn Russell Mark Debra Gary Taylor Taylor Taylor Teiohner Terry Thill Clyde Jackie Charles Laurie Wayne Tom Thomas Thompson Towner Trantow Truhler TSChiC121 Ralph Dennis Michael Tuttle Vance VanHorn . M? Gary ROI13ld Darlette Flag twirler Pain Coyne shows a look of Vogel Vgfwerk W achs disapproval after an officials decision to penalize Central. , I Q , f , W llaa A Karen Ronnie Bill Douglas Debarah Lynn Wagner Wagner Wagoner Wagoner Walton Warnecke Joan Jacqueline Phillip William A David B arb .Watkins Watson Webb Weber Wells Whittlef xt X Paul Karen Widen Willer Cydney Williams QMS, g of X X Gayle Paulette Peter Williams Willie Willner Htl!! Nw.- X I E I X xx Q xx 5 f in 3 X E X N lx , ,V gjf.ft.,5 ' ' lvl -D ' g -v wfffif' A -1 'fl' l 1xi lv. jg-Q9 'lf' 'A , Claudia Gregory David Wilson Wilson Winfield Steven J acob Delores W irrer Wood Woods X 7' Cu 'Wwe - 5, :- ,',,45f1. 'Fx 1 W , X,-V, , i, 3-yy' ', Y .mfr ' K, 4 . , - ,jr .1 QQ, '4' - f U., 1 1 4, ,, Q Denise Chamblee and Liz Ganas lead the Minute Maids in their performance at the 1968 Twin City game against Roosevelt. f 1 5 iq , N 1 5 1' 4- 9 .is Q Floy Emma Roxanne Wing Wingo Winter Mary Roger Worra Zemke SECTIGN EDITGR Barb Mueller ASSISTANTS: Connie Nyman Judy Schroeder I-xo Qt. is gh L AQ 'Nik e ,ex , J Peggy Tufte, Secretaryg Althea Robins, Vice-Presidentg Greg J anisch, Presidentg Penny Savellano, Treasurer. Class 1970 . ..: X gf.. ' , 9 0 , I m y ,ty K- f , i 2 -.A r 'w ' f 1 1 W l lx ' Nix, e,, 4 1 , , ,K 1 Q A A 'wr 5:7 4 L, ,Wi ' f X t ll ll. 'll ' ' I C in A C .-,gg . i f A ' It . 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X 4 . ffat .. gf' a, , , .iff f fi Q' A , P , gf , , X ' f Steve Kreuscher Diane Lackterin , , X x sr , 'J Shirley Larkin Donna Lernke -5 -,f..,4, , 'I' , M, X I ,W in 7 is , J: fr 4? I s ffl 9? 1 1 , V, , f ,r li Gary Larson Diane Lentsch mi -' 4 ' -farm LQ ,ff I, ,, ' ' g E iT1:' i'?h,4:,j?ga .1 , 991 John Lois Larson Larson Debbie Ciarice Lewis Lilleboe f e' rx 1 2 .. f -v4Q3',1pz w i, , V Q 'Q SXT: D 2 'Z ii QNX' f 1 ,f X'-' 1 f ,, Dick Mark Lindgren Linn Deborah Mike Lund Lund M ,A r .. a Qs X .X fiiei fe Y 2 JoLynn Marple Janice McKee My 72, yi M M ,,n ,Mi M nM M IQAV 1 M A 'f f QM I 41 11 ,M va, vfewxf-if ..,r.,v.i:,h9, 1 jf- . ,f,fk ' k'g 22 if fa , 4 M. 1 .P Gary Diane Marcotte Massey Helen Dennis McKinney McKnight 4 f fd! j 5 t MMMMMMM g 1 W P MM ' 1'5'E1 ' 2 -. :Mi MMM, M Mag ' ra, 53.1,-Q f.,zMM.e Mz, Mt 'i .1 Mf la? ' SS if if-1 .:5'55F ,?W:?A+5?' Q 'L 9 iff y, 3 Q lG:liMtM:M.Vf M5,1,M::Mwg , Qcwgas ,W M Robert J im Mary Denise Littles Lockwood Long Looney Loss Kathy Dennis Patti Sandy Jean Terri Lundin Magnuson Maguire Maki Maloney fm i 3 Bill Mateo Tom McMahon Don' Tinev fiom lQf!t1iY The junior home economics' students prepare their MCM111an MC att eyer lc menus thoroughly before actually cooking. ' 1 Jane Craig Howard e Miesen Miner Milton Debbie Luby Valerie Martin at ld' ' x X x 3 if ' M2'f'v-4 M.M, ff--H+ is Tom David John Donna McDonough McIntosh McKasy McKee ,Mr T15 A Q, if Z 3 f -5 N , 41749 iff .If 3-1 ' M 1 , ,, , J P. ,Q Q y I 1 f f i 'V . ., , ! it ,. 1 'W WA . zz if ,ag f 2 f 3 ff i fr 'ew Beatrice Terry Terry Steve Molin Moltumyr Monfils Monita Marsha Gail Dennis Luann Morey Morgenstern Mork Morris K Q , X xl 4 'N x 44 GG V-s 5 B E, ,sit S Jim Monson Cindy Morrison 1 - xr lk Donald Jeffrey Tina Moore Moore Moore Judy Steve , Joe Mulreyan Murto Mussehl . f En a - ' Q 4..- ' x X l ix Wh , X 4 as C xtr- ern,o, R ll f fr r f A 5 M I ,62- - Q -g ix Cliff Myron Dennis Nickolay 3 t 'xl' dy X t X if 1 Q' l .I Ken Olson Diane Pederson Dee Neal Carmen Niles Helen Linda Neary Neither Mike Mary Nowicki O,Brien --1' l W Rick Olson Jerry Peller 'YT' . G? ...f Duane Nelson Eileen O'Gara Jenni Nelson Jim Olding Lois Mary Oman O'Rourke Sheryl Joe Petachen Phipps Bruce Orud Jan Pink Steve Owens Bob Pinnow Patti Nelson Stephanie Olsen Ralph Patterson Nancy Pizzvti Jean Newrn an D avid Olson ' V of ,fa ', fxfrffffem, f ' , fgfcff I ,,,,f I , ,WV f My A f M i Q , 'W fi f f ' , f 777, . 2? f 7 My X ff ff X , Q : - ' - , Richard Paulson Craig Plankers xt tbl Q x N X N ils K Nfl X X X l K Q ? Spencer Plante Ronald Puttin ,,,. , ,VA, , X X xi li Bruce Poj ar Steve Radke -f-,, 11-,ik YS' 1-its S Theresa Poppert Sandy Rajcic Cecelia Pothen Michele Raleigh :+A Q if ,Z X ,sbggp 'Y J f, Wu 5 :A Althea John Carol Kathy Robins Robinson Root Rosel JoAnn Johnson hangs up a knight on her homeroom door for the homecoming door decorating contest. .T in 4, .51-fl 'ffl-: bg fx ' sf' .,,,,,. , ,ff i Juanita Powell Tony Reese f xt 5 'Sas s Vx we . :NY ' Maxi Rosenbloom Lynn Running ,. x , x :sv if 5 A N - - - -'sgggy 3 1 t ,,,gi.,f ,... ,, !,,.,,, is: 9329 :g 4f, .. .,,: ': 4,, , ,,,2 - 4- , bw.: sa .ih.w'AfNE,-:se-ii-Sift .X, 44 X393 Steve Schaber Kathy Schmidlin 'Xl 1:21 3, , .et fc,-.- 1 1 tgii, t ti fi Km v 5 A X 1 if N xx S i t E Bekcy Prescott J oy ce Reilly John Price Ron Richter Eugene Ross Tom Ryan 355133, l,::ff.,: 1,1 V f.-3j.g V. J 4 , .3 .,,, if J I ,,.f,.-N .iK- ,iw fa , , , .,2-M gt M AM , M' 3 is it Zz, ,i,: ,VVV i r I. Gerald Schaeppe Betty Schmidt Mike Pruden Richard Rivet yea.,-:. I t X X H S RRR S, 1 ar I 3 C' Gary Ruta Rowen Rudzitis Diane Penny Sanders Savellano - ,i.,, . i Steve Schaeppi Judy Schroeder .np mfg 1: f f ak 7 :V . ts? 0 at , f-,.f,fWf2 ' .7 zg5i'?.ifP'f if 2' f- 1 1,1.h,jf.,ML , , Nad Schneider Janice Schrul W-, +4.67 f ..,, 10' t ' I wld' Q , ,S f Qs 1 .,,g X ,r I gp, ' Q Cindy Schultz Colleen Shay is auf Q, V 'fu f x X y of I ' l 9x V n f f l 'wffiwif' t , 4 Beverly Schultz LaVonne Shepherd 3 M M X sod 1 sift? A ggi Frank Rosanne Smith Smith Brian Vivian Sprunck Stanke 'L 0 6 , iff, tx Q 1 fy rt U ,I X .X H F gf lg g! n, f: .. a. e J -4' vw- T -4 ,SQ , '-any 1. I Alan Leslie Stewart Stewart Betty Terry Tech Teed 1 'Fw' , IQ ' cf X Sharon Scott Pat Short M , ww ,T :ra y ,, vias.: K xml Patty Snyder Phil Stevens A NN V :M X 'Rvws W' 5 I, K E WA , 5 ax A Janet Svardahl Cecelia Thomas 5 5 Daniel Saiter Ann Siemieniak lf' v, 2 J 4 S so t S 2 E. K 4 fl W XS 5:-P J Ronald Shaw Better Smaller Greg J oe Jackie Seitz Serpico 3112111146 Judy Vickie P8111 Silman Silva Sittard iii: t , ,W M... X I H' r , y a ll 1 , 4 Q' A M, ,I T ., , , xg Peggy Don Gary Mary Roxanne Snyder Soltau Sorknes Spaar Spanghgl- Lonette Darlene Mike Kathy Robert Stickney Stiles Stinson Stocker Stokes f ,i,i ' ? f '27 7 X ' gf' W ,-gi it f, I JV . L f -1.5 f V3 H ., ' ,gli Z A 'S f h ff- , lv v. ar ia Jgiyly 2' , Q Q A, f-vv ' vV', ,, 7 h if , v 7' , V. f Keviv John Jim Russ Edie SWGGHGY Swendiman Tachney Takle Taylor M211'5h3 Dennis Darlene Kevin Bruce Thomas Thompson Tibbetts Tigue Tillman ,,,A, :f Zi S . 4' XD hlyg . , 4 if f YQ' .ar5iE'4ff' Si:f511'5 liiiffirf' Pat Tittle Peggy Tufte w ' 1 -'W Concentrating hard on one of Mr. Robideauxls fantas- tic reading tests, Richard Lindgren is determine to pass it ' Q Q :Q 'Q if ,4 a Q Q Tony Mick Carol Dave Kathy Vavoulis Vichich VonHusen Wallace Vahl Linda Wand V' , ali 'ii iifilelil, Dianne Todd C arl Turner 5 2 W f 5 1 3 0 'ig ' ,ff XL is 7 , 1 - ,f 1 L 1 Larry Vanderhayden Denise Wentz I ff: f f l is ' 'f K' Qi A Q 4 4 'I Xff fr Q lf? if 4 ffm f fe f,.f ixwfy .-A ., WQ,3z.,f7 ,r f Wglter Daniel Stella Karen Betty Olivia Webb Whalen Whitney Wickl ander Williams VV11119-T1'15 Greg Tom Ggzfy Rigk Bob LlS21 Wilson Wilzbacher Wirkus Woodbury Woods WOOdS 2 5195 .K AA 4 K ,.,, ' 4 Pat Traxler Veronica Turner ' 'f'7f'fa ,V Ng.: i ., A N. , WW 1 Debbie Vanderhoff Bernard Ward Morgan Tschida John Tworoski K 5 M I ,. 11 , -avi I r ag 74 I L, Cynthia Van Dyke Cheryl Warner ' Ui Y. . ffff ifi, gi 1 Q aff Jef f ,,,,,x4g'i.M,,-, ,54J,.,gf24,g q1 ya f J Chris Williamson Winfred Woods Debbie Wilson Joyce Carlson, Secretaryg Scooter Watson, Treasurerg Martha J anecky, Presidentg Beverly Banks, Vice-Presi- dent. 'mv f 3. Q ' in 5 Arr- J y ,ij Xgrf' it 5 rl ,,z,bv52.,rr.r 5 ,Q 745 at Arne Cary Marilyn Teri Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson y . L. Q 1551 W-5 J-N if Richard Aw su mb Bonnie Barnes .AJ Q ,f Class of 1971 , ' ffl! -1-3? Trudy Ab as Jan Archibald A P -.F tai if w J dxf:- , 1 N 0 Richard Pearla Jerry Bahl Bailey Bakernan M ark C arol Mark BG1lb6Ck Bearrh Beechanq ,,f.w. E wa, 4,. 'j,, if l, Mike Baker M ary B eimelt Nancy Abbott Brad Arnold Frank Ad am s Jamie Arth Brenda Allen Roxanne Ashton 1 Z, i .ff Beverly Banks Sandy Belisle ,Z 6 ff , J Diane Barisonzi Russ Bellonger Andy Barbeau Barb Bentley Miss Blackstoneis teacher aide, Clora Simmons up a test for her English classes. 1 JA 5 awwsgur , a ik GK Renee Braun r-V. ,, if f JA il q., Q 1 A 5 . ' 'Q lhw Q N 2 K 4 , 'CYPGS vo' 7 ' : - 9 'Rl Daryl John Bert Brewin Brightman Brost as F ' fu is at N, F31- ,, fffgffy , V :, .3 Mich ael Bryan Randy Carey ff f,, Gwen Claire M HTYIOU Bryant Buckner. Buechner Helen Joyce Deborah Carlson Carlson Carr Q 'mf ...A s C f X Ln . 2, li., ' ' 'X ' 'ND 5 . f X X3 - ,,XX...,,, 5' N X 5 Xi E .-QNX , V: ' amass: .- di X.,- 1 .5 W X X Y XX X X XX' R f ,XS X K ..:f - ---,QW Jim Bishop Glenice Booker X wil is .X N X X .X X f-A, Sm. Ni, is M Q av WN ! - f , ! N 1 5 Ru th Bowman Bernard Browder 'M N Q X 6 - Amex.. 4:5 Q-' X X X W A55 M ' X 5 S XX X Q, X Kaf Ef Greg jeffrey Barb Black Block B00dY Fred Jim Lanny Boucher Bougie BOWHIHH gaX. lf V ' V y 1 B ,. ' tg: Q ' i rye Q i. X Q S25 Q A 'SF , .-1 . . airs 5,1 ata BYQQ ' s X i G r ., 1' - 1 6. if-X, 1' . 7 9 ' . Cheryl Gloria John Bowen Boyd Brainard Charles Linda Roger Brown Brown Browns Ernie Burbage Paris Carter Q 1 fir Carol Burch C arol Ch abot - -V.,-,.,.. ' '- Kevin Burns Billy Chaney gi? xas t zu Lv! xx Q vw- if 5 Q19 X J ac qu elyn Bu tke Thomas Chaney xl , fx .x 4 . 35 H 5 K ,gi William Cheney Karen Christensen , ... 1 z 1 U ll 4 I 4 4 f f -1??fijf,n pf QLQQZY Pat Chierello Kathy Christensen r 4 , is x s Nancy Clem Kathy Cook WW:-W. , ..,., . , , GN? Oxy. I Dave Closmore Carl Costanzo s Y . U if ,N T. 2 'rr'-N X . D l 1 iw George Chord Karen Clark Dennis Coleman Eddie Cotton we-3 Patty Chouinard LeRoy Cl ark li K Z 3' il Z Eric Collins Louis Cotton Ken Dandridge Grover Dimond V a 95 1 , , l . .fs . .,- ,, . .' if.: - 'a'- -s --L 1 ' -asf. 2,35 ef? 1.4. ,9,1. -ii'-' 'v ',:'!v'7 'tm k L hx s'.Y,l'- 'F as 4 Lew Danielson Colleen Donahue Denise Davis Joe Donahue fx, 1 ,, in , A5 X .0 :KX if 553 ffefffi .ll I Karen Davis Dave Dordal Lisa Frye listens attentively to a French lesson in the lab during Mr. Temples class. Sally Craig Sheila Crenshaw 7? I .Wm . ,wwf V. ,if f raw, . 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Linda Lampkins Kristine Larson Wendy Steve Lane Langhoff Rocky Shirley Larson Larson Patty Krenik Gloria Kroepfl 0-shi James Lard Vicke Larson .'1 l 1 Laurie Grey and Bob Wilker, exchange students from Waseca, learn the finer points of Mr. Ledbetteris sopho- more world history class. 1 - ' V if xx . 1 , FY Aw .1 , f2: Z jv, A YQ .aff -, f,f'P2if ? f X - H -,QQ is I QM' f f , f if N x ' ' ff , 3 X 4 Q 5 ' , f , 4 SZ f , ti vw for f he f Paul Bob Cindy Darine Kubes Kuecker Kurrasch Lampkins , Ma 4 K. l Gregory Chris Cif1dY Debbie Larkin Larsen Larson Larson Tim Carol Kathy Christine Lemrnons Lendt L6SkG Lewis war Bonnie Walker and Dan Russell are makin u a test for Mr. RobideauX's reading class. WeWwWffvfffff 'f r'f ' L i t , .. fffff Q, ' A ff,4iij ' . f.f'f ' 1 ,Q David Mary Robert olm Manfls Markoe c ' ' f77??WT77fl,?777'? Www fi, f f 1 4 , ff f f ef f , ff? f 'X ff 4 9 4 ff fi , 'yiif 2 .. . 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Paul Vince David June Nelson Nelson Nephew Newman 4 -fi, 1 T' yn- I Becky Andrea Jerry Dean Odegard Okoneski Olesen Olsen Harvey Sheila Tim Vicky Orange Oseth Palmer Parades Medcaw Mirns Erwin Murphy .ws A 32? , Elihu Moore Edward Murray y f Aa ,Q -Z ,W vfku-3. - 's-Q-. my , 3 O! Karen Moseng Richard Nadeau Y. Tom Moser Linda Neal 3, 4,1 4 iv ff 1, A 'W' Dennis Daniel Gayle Neary Nelson Nelson Douglas Dennis Larry Nohner Nuechterlein Nyman 'E ' Q' . 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N16 i qw Q' 'wg it fy,-1 x L ,mhwrk u , K M 1 ' DN lx Q Marilyn James Debbie Raymond Gale Wood Wyman Young Young Ziemann Alvon Williams Douglas Wise 5 1 During Mr. Martins gym class, Virgil Junnell g e t s In Mr, Yurkovichig Wood Shop class, Melvin Kirkwood Nady' IO pin hiS Opponent. Greg Larkin, and Bernard Brouder make plans for theif proj ect. SECTION EDITOR Barb Hannah - ll. Sh l i ll V -5 -in Q -...I Jackie Thompson and Karen Wagner offer assistance in typing copy to Carol Gulbranson, the Cehisean typist. Connie Nyman and Barb Mueller scan the yearbooks of several other schools to find possible new ideas. ,,. 1 'fwrsfi Z .af John Gaylord, Richard Bowles, and Pat Stevens look at the negatives of a roll of film. CEHISEAN MR. ROBIDEAUX Bottom Row: Debbie Blehert, John Gaylord, Louise Godfrey, Connie Nyman. Row 2: Diane Bahl, Sue Per- ry, Carol Gulbranson. Row 3: Barb Mueller, Barb Han- nah, Gina Bilotta, Mr. Robideaux. Mr. Robideaux, Cehisean advisor, and Sue Perry, a co- editor, study a layout before it is sent to the publisher. Diane Bahl teaches Barb Hannah how to crop candid pictures on the light table. A CHOIR V Bottom Row: Peggy Johnson, Gail Anderson, Stephanie Olsen, Ginny Melius, Constance Blakey, Sharon Packert, Sandra Hutchinson, Ruth Larson, Alena Poland, Sue Johnson, Claire Buckner. Row 2: Barb Whittlef, Linda Lemke, Karen Thorpe, Jan Cawthorne, Bryan Michael, Bottom Row: Jolynn Kvidt, T anu Cryen, Robbin Beau- ford, J oEllen Bailey, Lettie Finney, Jackie Cooper, Janet Svardahl, Linda Huebener, Kris Frye, Connie Nyman. Row 2: Secilia Parham, Barb Mueller, Charlotte Hunter, Sharon Scott, Rick Vanderwall, Gary Vogel, Richard MRS. SEVERSON Galen Carlson, Ken Olson, Mary Mitchell, Betty Merkel, Ann Siemieniak, Kathy Kelm. Row 3: Patty Johnson, Di- ane Pederson, Patricia Donahue, Larry Durham, Mike Pruden, Steve Owens, Cliff Poehler, Gregory Ritter, Ma- ria Sater, Jackie Thompson, Michele Raleigh. Bradley, Brian Sprunck, Betsy Gilman, Carol Rubbelke, Sharon Swanson. Row 3: Kathy Beebe, Mary OiBrien, Kelly deRosier, Medcaw Mims, David Shepardson, Rick Bloom, James Roerig, Sandy Neumann, Lynn War- necke, Wanda Ross, Shon North. Bottom Row: Jean Newman, Glenn LaBelle, Carol Bearth, Nancy Abbott, Grace Peterson. Row 2: James Eelkema, Ray Parker, Clifton Burns, Ralph Tuttle, Stan Frelix, Spencer Plante. Row 3: Betty Kuecker, Mitchell Joy, Brenda VonHusen, Cindy Kurrasch, Linda Bou- cher, Rick C-roene, Betsy Pearson, Robert Lewis. Row Our band, in full uniform, marches down Cedar Ave- nue for the picnic. It was our first organized parade. 4: Gary Vogel, Eric Bentley, Bruce Hill, Peter Hassel- quist, David Mclntosh, Doyle Taylor, Timothy McKin- ney, Myron Richardson. Row 5: Bruce Boody, John Carlson, Burton Looney, Mr. Schlick, Marty Hovde, Brian Olson, Dave Luedtke. This year's drum major, Marty Hovde, surveys the band in the marching formation. i' V 4 x, A MINUTE MAIDS Bottom Row: Sue Johnson, Jeannine Kern, Kris Frye, Millie Blehert, Susan Millin, Rochelle J ones, Debbie Hof- fman. Row 2: Julie Laschansky, Mary Manteuffel, Brid- et DuToit, Debbie Helfeld, Renee Godbout, Darlene tiles, Diane Bahl, Lettie Finney. Row 3: Junauld Brad- The Minute Maids form an Marc arm for Sno Daze roy- alty candidates Polly Bearth and Phil Webb. At a football game the Minute Maids perform a circle exchangef' - 'H N5 ....i,l1. tt.. ,,, MISS SCHMOKEL dock, J errie Beechman, Carol Rubbelke, Valerie Hous- ton, Sue Perry, Pam McLean, Betty Merkel, Nora Lind- gren. Row 4: Jan Cawthorne, Judy Schroeder, Diane Sanders, Betty Tech, Sue Helme, Sue McMahon, Sandy Rajcic, Denise Chamblee. 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L., s...L.aL4LAs ,.a.L.a.umhinfQuQsrmdmQzb,'29iQLQ,M.i'7 3'EQ,m B CHEERLEADERS Marcia Vogel, Rosanne Jordet, Kathryn Leske, Peggy Gina Bilotta and Kathy Kern participate in an after- school pep fest held in the cafeteria. PEP CLUB Bottom Row: Connie Nyman, Georgia Brown, Sue Johnson, 'millie Blehert, Kathy Kern, Jeannine Kern, Barb Anderson, Rochelle Jones. Row 2: Linda Hue- bener, Bridget DuToit, Debbie Helfeld, Barb Mueller, Junauld Braddock, Mary Beth Foley, Paulette Willie, Darlene Stiles, Diane Bahl. Row 3: Betty Merkel, Althea MISS ANDERSON Johnson, Debbie Young, LuAnn Olson. i if fix f X. S Rosanne Jordet and Debbie Young start Tight, team, fight at a B squad basketball game. MISS ANDERSON Robins, JoAnn Johnson, Bett Kuecker, Valerie Hous- ton, Gina Bilotta, Carol Rubbelke, Lettie Finney, Liz Nippert. Row 4: Patty Johnson, Karen Willer, Diane Pederson, Arlene Peterson, Sue Issel, Peggy Snyder, Dee Neal, Pat Kotval, Sandy Rajcic. ,ui rsvp? Bottom Row: Suzi Galatervitsch, Jeannie Coombs, Janice Walton, Donna Firkus, Debbie Young, Debbie Walton, Patty King, Rosanne Jordet. Row 2: Polly Hoff, Carol Root, Cindy Grennier, Jan Cawthorne, Sharon Packert, Andrea Okoneski, Linda Rubbelke, Patti Hansen. Row 3: Paula Smith, Jocelyn Collins, Patti Denise Chamblee, Rose Looney, and Valerie Martin look at the display of Pep Club buttons sold in the book- store. Bottom Row: Penny Savellano, Debbie Hall, Carol Bearth, Kathy Kramer, Judy Olsen, Jan Peterson, Pat Lundin, Lisa Frye, Peggy Johnson. Row Q: Jacque Butke, Valerie Martin, Janie Miesen, Colleen Dona- hue, Debbie Dawson, Kathy Loss, Sue Bielenberg, Carol Lendt, Gail Steward. Row 3: Diane Richardson, 'Qt Knipe, Barb Boody, Gayle Nelson, Jackie Cooper, Pat Huesman, Jamie Anth, Kathryn Leske. Row 4: Donna Lemke, Peggy Tufte, Marilyn Wood, Carol Henerson, Gary LaBelle, Cindy Larson, Diane Sanders, Kathy Ed- gerton, Barb Bentley, Danette Wachs. Debbie Dawson shows the balloons that the Pep Club sold for the football games to some of the cheerleaders Rose Looney, Claudia Lilleboe, Judy Koenen, Clarice Lilleboe, Art Grater, Trudy Abas, Sally Craig, Ruth Giuliani, Pam Kringle. Row 4: Ann Siemieniak, Jean Mahr, Martha J anecky, Maxine Amrnann, Steve Prinz, Vivian Stanke, Lonette Stickney, Kathy Jackson, Cathy Schmidlin, Charlotte Hunter. STUDENT COUNCIL Bottom Row: Debbie Young, Glenn Taylor, Brenda Von- Husen, Linda Rubbelke, Stephanie Olsen, John Price, Peggy Johnson, Barb Anderson. Row 2: Bridget DuToit, Jerrie Beecham, Sharon Packert, Charles Frelix, Mark Borghorst, Helen Cherrett, Jackie Cooper, Debbie Hel- Bill Mateo and Sally Craig receive can goods from Stu- dent Council mem ers for our Thanksgiving project. Bottom Row: Floy Wing, Kris Frye, Renee Godbout, Jes- sia Foster, Mary Sweitzer, Diane Nichols, Pamela Dan- ielson. Row Q: Patti Knipe, Marcia Vogel, Sally Craig, Josephine Wever, John Givogre, Ellen Howard, Gayle MR. ROSSINI feld. Bow 3: Bill Mateo, Cindy Grennier, Jenni Nelson, Sandy Rajcic, Kathy Edgerton, Carol Burch, Sharon Swanson, Steve Sandahl. Row 4: Billy Price, John Frelix, Nathaniel Galloway, Russell Taylor, David Winfield, Tony Vavoulis, Larry Henry, Barb Clapp. Sally Craig sorts cans of food from homeroom repre- sentatives Barb Anderson and Linda Rubbelke. Nelson, Michelle Harper. Row 3: Pam Coyne, Clyde Thomas, Jim Garretson, Steve Prinz, Ed Grinde, David Billings, Kathy Goehle, Bill Forbord. -mfk. GAA Bottom Row: Debbie Young, Georgia Brown, Cyndi Rut- ledge, Lois Terrell, Linda Butke, Lois Oman, Kathy Kern, Jeannine Kern, Pam Harris. Row 2: Pam Kringle, Lorrie Dorrance, JoAnn Johnson, Peggy Tufte, Betty Kuecker, Karen Willer and Arlene Peterson reach at a jump ball while Cindy Van Dyke watches. BOOKSTORE MR. ROSSINI Cindy Lendt, Kathy Edgerton, Kathy Goehle. MISS SCHMOKEL Ruth Bowman, Cindy VanD ke, Marcia Vogel. Row 3: Colleen Campbell, Tamara Glenn, Arlene Peterson, Cin- dy Larson, Sue Issel, Vivian Stanke, Pat Kotval, Jean Mahr, Karen Willer. Barb Koenan purchases some school supplies from Cindy Lendt, Kathy Edgerton, and Kathy Goehle. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MISS KOEHLER Bottom Row: Debbie Stewart, Kathy Hardy, Mary Ma- guire, Carolyn Straka, J oEl1en Bailey. Row 2: Barb Koe- nen, Greg Peake, Arlene Peterson, Elizabeth Harri, Miss Koehler. Row 3: Steve Reed, Joel Prawer, Greg Ritter, Steve Schweda, Kathy Goehle. FRENCH CLUB MR. TEMPLE Bottom Row: Lisa Frye, Jackie Wells, Debbie Heliield, pert, Jenni Nelson, Gina Bilotta. Row 3: Martha Jan- Jackie Watson, Clarice Lilleboe, Lois Dalbec, Judy ecky, Karen Miller, Greg Ritter, Steve Prinz, Jim Gar- Olsen, Jan Peterson, Barb Anderson. Row 2: Barb retson, Joel Prawer, Maxine Ammann, Sue Helme, Sue Boody, Claudia Lilleboe, Barb Bentley, Mary O'Brien, Perry. Nora Lindgren, Mark Teichner, Cindy Lendt, Liz Nip- Jim Garretson guards the goal as Jeff Roberts unsuc- cessfully tries to score at the F rench-German broomball game. Bottom Row: Diane Nichols, Diane Dietz, Stephanie Olsen, Wendy Lane, JoAnn Johnson, Bridget DuToit, Ginny Melius, Marjorie Smith, Floy Wing. Row 2: Wendy Wachter, Eric Bentley, Betty Tech, Colleen Campbell, John Kemp, Kathy Jackson, Betty Schmidt, 3 if if 15335 5 's hive, 5 A aff? ia, if 223: I N4 I 1'ag',iwi5fi'i ,jf ta, 1 if If! 4 Q, Q 4 ji 'A 1' WZ' . V. A fn!-4,FH..' -.cgi ,lg 2.84 7313 '4,,Jv.xs if, ' .,RxuZ4?,, X., , ,':lx4WliZ,gff'sfff,'1 ,1 If 21 LQ 's TZ-Za 'A4,'2'4 'l' ', V U51 J- 1 ll 234,31 -Zhfaftx 7 1'syili1l.'? I ' -2 1,6 A. ,f The French-German broomball game was lost to the Germans by the French with a score of 1-O. A Helen Cherrett, Sally Craig. Row 3: Kevin Tigue, Rich- ard Kothe, Glenn LaBelle, Craig Miller, Dave Billing, H Kelly deRosier, Cindy Larson, Ken Olson, Dan Risch- ll GERMAN Bottom Rovv: John Swendinan, Lynn Buetovv, Patti Knipe, Danette Wachs, Kathy Hardy, Diane Lentsch, Jan Cawthorne, Nancy Abbott, Mary Svveitzer, Margie Heuer. Row 2: Nora Lindgren, Diane Sanders, Karen Willer, Grace Peterson, Steve Kreuscher, Betsy Pear- German club members gather for Christmas carols at the annual German Christman party. Bottom Row: Rosanne Jordet, Ann Lufkin, Patti Nel- son, Janice Walton, Ruta Rudzitis, Lois Terrell, Jan Archibald, Sue Johnson, Cindy Kurrasch. Row 2: Cheryl Becker, Debbie Luby, Marcia Vogel, Michelle Harper, Debbie Hall, Lee Hobbins, Dennis Nuechter- lein, Mary Manteuffel, Carol Massman. Row 3: Carol MRS. VIK son, Patty Snyder, Joanne Schrul, Nancy Herther, Althea Robins. Rovv 3: John Givogre, Gordon Dahlen, Mike Seitz, tWilfried Knoop, Dave Winfield, Steve Prinz, Ed Grinde, Norbert Erben, Mike Knipe, Lois Lar- sen. J an Svardahl, Lois Larsen, and Diane Sanders open packages at the German Christmas party. Bearth, Bill Mateo, Jan Svardahl, Arthur Grater, Cindy VanDyke, Teri Anderson, Patti Hansen, Pam Kringle. Row 4: Doug Nolmer, Phil Navarro, James Eelkema, Steven Schvveda, Mike Pruden, James Garretson, Debbie Aurandt, Gary Vogel, Ed Dean. SPANISH Bottom Row: Rebecca Maurer, Louise Godfrey, Jeannine DeZelar, Janet Schurr, Debbie Stewart, Susan Millin, Debbie Hoffman, Debbie Young, Mrs. Fleming. Row 2: Valerie Martin, Jocelyn Collins, Jackie Cooper, Jean Ma- guire, Billy Price, Valerie Houston, Paulette Willie, Ka- Pam Kringle, Claudia Lilleboe, and Carol Massman sell popcorn balls after school to raise money for the club. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Bottom Row: Debbie Blehert, Pam Krin le, Carol Rub- belke, Pat Lundin. Row 2: Claudia Lilleioe, Mary Ma- guire, Kathy Jackson, Clarice Lilleboe, Miss Koehler. p V MRS. FLEMING thy Kramer, Rosanne Smith. Row 3: Mary Maguire, Ar- lene Peterson, Kathy Goehle, Gregory Wilson, Dennis Dewey, Sue lssel, Judy Schroeder, Barb Clapp, Sandy Rajcic. Barb Clapp makes Contact with a Spanish pinata which is used for Spanish parties. MISS KOEHLER Row 3: Maxine Ammann, Linda Norstrem, Linda Ne- ither, Jean Maguire. L,1, AQXV, f ,,1.A ',.v,,. L . , M ,,,iL 7 ,pi . .A -S5-. like - -,1..3f'f2f2' . . W . . 1 7 ' -fiz',:, - 2 t . . tlslwix ' . - . ,,.yx,3. N af .., ' . YN XX . ..X 'FQ A. fi , . , ' 3 'fi' - ' TW-fs-'fii'.1 - V jiifgi' . X- f '52 ' ' .1-if ' 'E15.Ef?l'I ' ' 3 s Yi ar t ' I , ...... - J iir. I . ' fe Q. 1. e J ' 7 raged A 4 lr S, iw Q Nwgem X X 4 3 ,Y ls' V S 'b if I , 2,55 gg 'A wa. I Q . . was ,. -X Q .- refxssxfq-v . ' V- ix 4 .A -if 'f X M? sm 54 R M XX Y -max., X X X X 6 XVN mv if S I so X E N. I.. .S '5 '39 ... ,, ,1Xi x N YS?-exx N X X NOQK x i N ,W 1 Y -1 - D 3 -A 'E 3 ws ON THE JOB TRAINING Bottom Row: Sue Galatovvitsch, Barb Krogh, Art An- derson, Linda Fuller, Lloyd Ackerknecht, Donna Dena, Pjt Durand. Row 2: J eff Stickney, Sharon Taylor, Mary Giefer, Sandy Dick, Bruce Kamin, Sandy Fredine, Joyce C X I' I rf p ,flu . L A ' 4.f .i' Mr. Daniels helps a student in his occupational Rela- tions class With a problem in their book. ON THE JOB TRAINING Bottom Row: Debbie Faison, Sharon James, Vicki Palmer, Cathy Cornell, Linda LeClaire, Sue Krasky, Mary Chouinard, Ramona Neil, Gail Mueller, Mrs. Hall. Row 2: Doreen Southworth, Doris Schlecht, Linda Peasley, Pearl Gray, Linda Straka, Norma MR. DANIELS Corwin, Mr. Daniels. Row 3: Denny Vance, Alfreda Milton, Ronald Vorvverk, Mark Rieschl, Lee Weiss, Pete Kehborn, Marsha Henry. Mrs. Hall looks over the shoulder of Ellie Knuth, an on the job trainee. MRS. HALL Hughes, Patricia Johnson, Mitze Roth, Patricia Hahn. Row 3: Rhonda Henderson, Terri Bishop, Sue McMa- hon, Sharon Henry, Steve Johnson, Shirley Kalway, Karen Wagner, Marie Graf, Irene Cline, Cecelia Littles. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Bottom Row: Barb Anderson, Judy Olsen, Debbie Ble- hert, Bridget DuToit, Debbie Helfeld, Susan Millin, Lou- ise Godfrey. Row 2: Kathy Hardy, Gina Bilotta, Nora Lindgren, Clarice Lilleboe, Claudia Lilleboe, H e I e n .iq-tt.. D Clarice Lilleboe and Debbie Blehert, count pennies collected for the club with Helen Cherrett, our ex- change student. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Bottom Row: Rebecca Maurer, Debbie Hoffman, Janet Schurr, Alean Poland, Sue Bielenberg, Debbie Blehert, Debbie Stewart, Ann Archibald, Jeannine DeZelar, Pat- ty King. Row 2: Claudia Lilleboe, Ralph Tuttle, Karen Thorpe, Nancy Herther, Bryan Michael, Val Herring, MR. TEMPLE Cherrett, Sally Craig. Row 3: Jenni Nelson, Judy Schroe- der, Jim Garretson, Steve Prinz, Ed Grinde, Val Herring, Barb Clapp. Three IRC members look at the notes that Debbie Stew- art takes on future plans. MISS FAY Patty Johnson, Kathy Kelm, J oE1len Bailey. Row 3: Bob Murray, Larry Henry, John Carlson, Jeff Roberts, Phil Webb, Perry Powell, Jim Garretson, Greg Ritter, Arlene Peterson, Karen Willer. f . f 'i. , , ff f Mlm. f f 4 Anal f, fy I 2 n i,! it 1 Z! A d Q A7 ' .,,, fig 5 5 f if f K at 5 AFRO-AMERICAN Bottom Row: Liz Lindsey, Michelle Harper, Peggy Johnson, Junauld Braddock,Jessia Foster, Gayle Williams, Karen Brewin, Laura Robinson, Ida Wallace, Tanu Cryer, Mr. Bell. Row 2: Jocelyn Collins, Court- ainne Ellis, Jackie Cooper, Wanda Ross, Larry Clark, Members of the Afro-American Club look at the ap- pointment of a speaker for the club. OFFICE STAFF MR. FRYE Bottom Row: J oLynn Kvidt, Pamela Danielson, Jean- nine Kern, Sue Bielenberg, Debbie Hoffman, Tina Moore. Row 2: Cindy Mercado, Rusty Bell, Ida Wallace, Lisa Woods, Pat Kishel, Kathy Kern. Row 3: Cozetta Carter, Liz Nippert, Pam Baker, Lynn Warnecke, Pam McLean, Lois Dalbec, Pattie Carey. Row 4: Nancy Her- ther, Louise Foster, Sandy Neumann, Claudia Wilson, Maxine Ammann, Linda Bunde. s , Q MR. GILLEN-MR. BELL Scooter Watson, Jo Weaver, Louise Foster, Lettie Finney, Karen Davis, Pat Crumley. Row 3: William Hall, Robert Littles, Phillip Webb, Charles Coleman, Russell Taylor, Clyde Thomas, Edie Taylor, Walker Kemp, Larry Henry, Richard Gross. Debbie Hoffman and Lois Dalbec look up the names of students absent from school. GUIDANCE STAFF MR. MARENGO Bottom Row: Betty Williams, Pam Harris, Carol Von- Husen, Shelia Caldwell, Laurie Trantovv. Row 2: Pam McLean, Michele Raleigh, Jackie Watson, Lynn Bue- toW..Row 3: Vivian Stanke, Dennis Dewey, Joyce Har- ris, Louise Foster, Donna Lemke. I AUDIO VISUAL-STAGE FORCE Bottom Row: Kennedy Jackson, Burt Looney, Mike Ba- ker, Mike VanHorn, George Zeimet, Marty Hovde, Bill Rahn, Marv Mitchell, Rick Jensen. Row 2: Craig Plank- ?-?I ' Mrs. McLaughlin counts out a designated amount of paper for a mimeographing assignment. LIBRARY MISS RYAN Bottom Row: Debbie Walton, Barb Raasch, Alena Po- land, Penny Savellano, Patty King. Row 2: Phyllis Cop- her, Robert Coleman, Sue Rydin, Janie Miesen, Denice Corwin. Row 3: Colleen Donahue, Dick Conroy, Jim Lockwood, Robert Hobbins, Barb Luedke. .3 . . N ,'.l . 1 Y - : .' ' Puff, 9,451 I I I ers, Lew Danielson, Mike Clark, Don DeVange, Crai Amundsen, Jerry Jennings, Dave Wallace, L e o n a r Cline, Norbert Erben. MR. JASPERSON Jerry Jennings, an Audio Visual aide, runs off an as- signment for a member of the faculty. A student checks out a book from the school library while library aide, Linda LaBarre, looks on. A.. f ff X J! -J f fl ff f X riwf, ff!! X lf X If SECTION EDITOR: ASSISTANTSI Debbie Blehert Diane Bam A hvi EEE Sophomores Elect New Sweetheart for 1968 In preparation for the upcoming crowning of Sopho- more Sweetheart, Penny Savellano and Marty Hovde decorate the throne. On February 14, 1968, a new Sophomore Sweetheart was selected, her name being Wanda Coburn. With Patty Nelson and Charlotte Hunter as her attendants, the court was complete. Other candidates included Carol Root, Sue Helme, and Renee Godbout. Those who attended, assembled in the gym after school where they were enter- tained by the music of Connoiseurs of Soul. Sophomore Sweetheart of l 967. Pam McLean. acknowl- edges Wanda Coburn as her successor. Candidate Renee Godbout is escorted by Bill Forbord through an arc provided by the Minute Maids. an i V- f Wanda Coburn, elected by the 1968 sophomore class as Sophomore Sweetheart last spring, occupies her roy- al throne. Attendants Patty Nelson and Charlotte Hunt- er were elected as first and second runners-up. Choir Sings Cut Cn Several Occasions Centralis Choir, directed by Mrs. Severson, Was very busy this year. Although the Choir had many assemblies at school such as the BM Choiris Thanksgiving assembly and the 'CAN C h o i ri s Christmas assembly, they also made presenta- tions at churches, nursing homes, and hospitals. The president of the Av Choir was Greg Ritter. The Ensemble, a branch of the MAN Choir, has a membership of thirteen. This smaller group al- so sang at many hospitals and nursing homes. Shon North, Millie Blehert, and Alena Poland, mem- bers of the Ensemble, sing during the Thanksgiving assembly. June Newman, Gail Mike, and Charlotte Hunter ride in the sleigh to join the family for Thanksgiving dinner. LaVonne Sheperd and Gail Mike sit on Grandpa, Steve Ovven's lap during the Choiris Thanksgiving assembly. Bill Fillowich and Gordon Robins do a Russian kick dance in the Choirls presentation of The Nutcracker Suitef, Paulette Willie has makeup applied to her face before the performance of In White America. Drama Class Presents Play uln White America Under the direction of Mr. David Whitney, In White American, Written by Martin Duberman, was presented last spring. Student directors were Tammy Nau and Judy Helfman. Centrals audito- rium Was packed for all five performances. uln White American depicts the life of the black man from the time he stepped off the slave ship onto American soil through the year 1954 when Little Rock, Arkansas, passed legislation on school inte- gration. Portraits of individuals throughout the years gave a realistic picture of the black manps strugg e to be recognized. MW -1h.l-..- A Donna Dena reacts emotionally to the conditions on the slave ships as it is related to her through her hus- bands letters. A Quaker woman, Pam Fuller, appeals to a stern con- gressman, Timm Frye, for human equalitv. Wiywg , ,,', iff, QQWZW7 ff f, Tony Carter and David Pettiford are black soldiers who begin to identify themselves with America during the American Revolution. Bob Dorshovv, as President Johnson, listens to Lansing Thompson, a spokesman for rights of the black people. f 5 Kathy Murray, Pam Fuller, Veronique Englebienne, Lynn Applebaum, and Paulette Willie jeer Paula Lamb, a black girl, and with the help of Gary Schroeder of the National Gu ard, prevent her from entering their school. Dennis Dahl is checking his costume and straightening his hat behind the stage before the musical begins. Bill Filliowich as Noah and Richard Bloom as Jimmy eagerly await the arrival of Lizzie, their sister, at the de- pot. 8110 In The Shade is Presented by KA Choir Mrs. Severson directed her choir in an- other successful musical in April, 1968 on Cen- tralls stage. 11O In The Shade, , based on N. Rich- ard Nash's play The Rainmakern, was student di- rected by Jackie Nienhaus, while Miss Koch and Tammy Nau worked with choreography. Lead roles were played by Jim Roerig, Galen Carlson, Greg Ritter, Alena Poland, and Shon North. The entire two-act play took place in a wes- tern state one summer day in a time of drought. After several hot, dry days, the townspeople decid- ed to brighten things up with a picnic. During the meal a stranger, Starbuck the Rainmaker, arrived on the scene with the promise of bringing rain for a price. While some people immediately rejoiced, others took him as a fraud. Lizzie Curry, one of the first to dismiss Starbuck as a fake, later fell in love with him. To complicate things, File, the Sheriff, also fell in love with Lizzie, the once plain and un- noticed girl. That evening File decided to arrest the swindler, Starbuck, if he did not leave the state. Starbuck begged Lizzie to leave with him but she finally decided to settle down with File. The story resolved as the peopleys prayer for rain was an- swered. The chorus is singing and providing music for Stephen Winiield and Doris Charpentier to dance to at the band- stand. The towns eo le 'oin with Carl W nn Bill Filiowich Carol Weisner as Snookie and Richard Bloom as Jim- my go off from the picnic together for a friendly chat. Lizzie Curry, played by Alena Poland, falls in love with Sheriff File, played by Greg Ritter. P P J Y , , Rick Bloom, and Greg Ritter to discuss the rainmakeris proposition. Promis Theme is aOne Night in a Thousandv May 24, 1968, was g'One Ni ht in a T h o u- sandv for those who a t t e n d e d the prom. Sur- rounded by camels and sultans, about o n e hun- dred couples danced to the music of the Hot Half Dozen. Organized by overall chairmen Mary Ma- guire and Jeff Janisch and adviser Mr. Temple, the prom proved to be a success. That lovely evening was spent from 8:00 to 12:00 at the A. G. Bush Student Center on the Hamline University campus. Although it rained outside, spirits were not dampened inside, as all who attended had a Wonderful time. The one ni ht that filled the couples, hearts with Wonder- fu? memories was MOne Night in a Thousandf, lx ithx Coehlt is escorted by Bill hllxem i as they prepare Russel Balenger and his date look at the Prom Bid and to uiiox than Ona N1 ht in i Thous ind read the romantic legend ofthe Blue Rose. 4 s E r Q Charlie Dinger talks to Rick Maxwell during the dance as their friends gather around. Sophornores Judy Schroeder, Peggy Tufte, Patty Nel- son, and Penny Salvalano serve punch for the upper- classrnen. r Bob Reedie, Pam Balcer, Pam Danielson, and Steve Raynee Clark and Leo Myles prepare to preserve memo- Hitchcock enjoy dancing to the Hot Half Dozenf, ries by getting their picture taken. Victory Marks End of Great Homecoming Week I 2 Nik! in X ,mp 'ff r. 5 i v i nf-Q ' 'i.L.u. .4 ' Preparation for Homecoming occupies the time of Min- ute Maids Gail Severson, Sue Perry, Betty Merkel, and - Carol Rubbelke. Becky LaValla and Sue McEacheren make final adjust- ments before the doors arejudged for the Door Decorat- i ing Contest. -fe Y .x.' Senior candidates Denise Chamblee and Ron Nelson Prime MiDiStGr Larry HGUTY, AYNIHCTHHIS Patty Nelson approach the stage to take their place with the re- and Lettie Finney, Queen Cindy Lendt, Page Patty inaining nominees. Hanson. 'cKnight Falli' was the theme for Central High Schoolis 1968 Homecoming Week, October 7-10. Different fun-filled activities made each day en- joyable. The annual Door Decorating Contest be- gan the festivities with homeroom QA placing first. Tuesday evening more than fifty people attended the Queen's Dinner in honor of our royal can- didates at the Arden Inn. Wednesday a new Home- coming idea Was initiated. Lockers of the football players were decorated and Nathaniel Gallovvayis ocker was judged best. School spirit was also dis- played by everyone Wearing our school colors, red and black. The highlight of the Week came Thurs- day When Clyde Thomas and Cindy Lendt were crowned King and Queen at the coronation assem- bly. Senior Attendants were Jeannine DeZelar and Lettie Finney. Junior Attendants were Patty Crum- ley and Patty Nelson. A pep assembly was held that afternoon featuring a mock coronation. Pre- siding over the assembly was Brian Michaels por- traying Tiny Tim. David Winfield as Batman and Louise Godfrey as a jungle huntress were chosen King and Queen. That evening our successful game was held at Harding Field. Central Watched the Harding Knights fall to defeat with a score of 26-O. King Clyde Thomas, Attendants Jeannine DeZelar and Patty Crumley, and Page Linda Rubbelke. The secret is revealed as Prime Minister Larry Henry picks surprised Cindy Lendt as the 1968 Homecoming Queen. As one of the cheerleaders, Althea Robins, holds a hoop, our team emerges onto the field to combat the Harding Knights. aFrosty Flakes Activities are Great Chairmen of Frosty Flakes Day, Kathy J ack- son and Steve Prinz, organized a very successful event on January 17. An early pancake breakfast began the day which included a coronation as- sembly. Excitement filled the auditorium as Pud- gy Braddock and Bob Anderson w e r e chosen Queen and King of the 1969 Snow Day. As activ- ities advanced to Como Park at 1:30, Centralites Earticigated in such events as skating, sliding, room all, and two new events, tug-of-war, and a treasure hunt. f i iw , .4 ' -I 3 .vp . J l .Jl'1 Snowflake Artie Carroll and Snowf1akei' Cindy Lendt introduce the candidates as they walk onto the stage. The royal court includes M.C. Art Carroll, Princess Nora Lindgren, Prince Larry Henry, Princess Polly Bearth, Prince Charles Coleman, Queen Pudgy Brad- 77 9 Mike Thill carries the toboggan back up the hill after a slide down with Burton Looney and Martha Janecky. Royalty candidates: Bottom row: Marie Madline, Pudgy Braddock. Row 2: Charlie Frelix, Rick Bloom. Row 3: Nora Lindgren, Mary Worra, Polly Bearth. Row 4: Charles Coleman, Larry Henry, Phil Webb. dock, Prince Rick Bloom, Princess Marie Madline, and M.C. Cindy Lendt. . .mu if , ! KM Despite snow and cold weather, these two boys enjoy themselves as they slide down the hill at Como Park. W2 2 Z ,Hz Royalty candidates: Bottom row: Kris Frye, Jane Frisk. Row 2: Greg Clark, Bob Anderson. Row 3: Barb Clapp, Liz Nippert. Bow 4: Steve Prinz, J im Garretson. Frosty Flakes Pages Juanita Powell, Debbie Swine, and Tina Woods assist with the coronation procedures. A . lyke The seniors play the juniors in a broomball game, a major Sno Day activity at Como Park. Newly selected Queen Pudgy Braddock and King Bob Anderson come forward to read their royal proclama- tion. 5 .J Q 'Wi . Larry Henry grins as he keeps the audience wondering who will be selected as Homecoming King, Queen, and attendants. Jeff Roberts. Medcaw Minis. John Swendiman. George Zcimct. and Scooter XX atson all participate in the play The Lottery . Education Combines With Entertainment Central High School has presented its students with both educational and entertaining assemblies this past year. Educational assemblies such as NASA and Junior Achievement provide students with various in- formation for their outside activities as well as for their futures. Like thousands of people throughout the cen- turies, Centralites also must step away from their daily routine and step into some enjoyable entertainment. Assemblies such as Homecoming, Snow Day, choir and band assemblies, and plays given by the drama class provide for this need. ,-A hat M1 Homecoming page Patty Hansen brings the crown to the newly selected Queen while Linda Rubbelke awaits her next job. Mr. Larry Larkin from NASA puts on various space Sci- ence demonstrations ofthe uses- of satelites and Space crafts. N N QM 1 U xx N X f ,f J jf X ff f SECTION EDITQR: Debbie Walton ASSISTANT: Pvl'IxI+:4'i: Coach Mr. Jake Hoff gives complete instructions to Jer- ome Gavin before Jerome takes his place on the field. Larry Henry, who p e r fo r m e d well in many of the events, performs the disk throwing event with strength. na,.,,.,.- ,, . 13 if 5 .rw Harriers Come Through Season Victoriously The mighty Harriers did it again with an- other victorious season, ending the year with a rec- ord of four wins and one loss. ln the city meet they took an anticipated victoryl away from Highland with a score of 72 points. T e Varsity Track Team also came in second in the Relay Carnival, fifth in both the Carlton meet and the Twin City Indoor meet, and third in the track meet at Ramsey. With- out the aid of Fred Price, Andre Fentress, Phil Webb, and Clyde Thomas, the Harriers would not have ended so successfully. Returning in the spring of 1969 to hel the team will be Greg Peake, Gary Vogel, and BOE Lit- tles. These members, along with new members, should make Centralis team better than ever. Congratulations to coaches Hoff and Martin for a very successful season. lzsaapni H Q Steve Sandahl, who will return in 1969, shows his fine pole vaulting form as he easily goes over the bar, 16 1 -ef- X Bottom Row: Steve Sandahl, Bob Murray, Clyde Steve Wachter,TerryJohnson.Rovv 3:Larry Thomas, Greg Peake, Fred Price, Pete Carpenter, John Durham, Phil Webb, Bob Goldetsky, Dennis Jahnke, Steve Clapp. Row 2: Larry Henry, Tony Reese, O3Brien, Andre Fentress, Ron Brown, Terry Tom Boyden, Jerome Gavin, George Neal, Jeffjanisch, Moltumyr, Dick Carey, Bill Martin. SCORES Mechanic Arts 81f2 Central 1O81f2 Monroe 12 Central 106 Washington 47 Central 71 Highland 65 Central 53 Murray 23 Central 95 af tx 1-g , vw' 1 , ' 4 f V f mv, , f 4-git 'gk ' M , , if ' A-ff. -if iymfa, Phil Webb shows faultless form in performing the high Andre Fentress, who is a senior this year, strains to fin jump. Phil also did Well in other events. ish first While his teammates and others Watch him. app Junior Harriers' Season Results are Disappointing Centralis Junior Varsity Track Team completed the 1968 sea- son with a record of one Win and two losses. The small, eightmem- ber team placed third in the city meet. The 1969 Senior Varsity Team will inherit Jim Buckner, John Clark, Harold Alle, Ed Dean, Bob Littles, Mark Hermann, and Dan Churchill to add to th e team. With the addition of these mem- bers, the 1969 S e n i o r Varsity Team should produce outstand- ing results. Bottom Row: Harold Alle, Jim Buckner, John Clark, Ed Dean. Row 2: Larry Durham, Bob Littles, Mark Her- mann, Dan Churchill, Bill Martin. SCORES n Jim Buckner, who helped the team all year with his great speed, tries to pass his opponent. Murray 51 Central 65 7 Q Highland 83 Central 35 Z 1 g fr Washington 71 Central 54 V Z H! AW. fy, f,,, ,f,,,,,Z, gf . f arf' .,- a. it -VL - J YH .V-Mag!-LTYITY V 3' ' 4 -1- V I ft E ' - X . h - 1 gr. W r VND, . xr' wr M - ull. . Ed Dean, a hurdler for Central, strains to go over this 1. ,l.,QpnSn f ' Vi .f ,- M' hurdle. Ed will help the senior varsity team next year. .-9.9-Y- -, -.., ' - 1 ' - - ' . ,Q1..,s f - ,' nm. ,K , Racket Squad Swings to Fifth in the City Rackets didnit svving fast enough this sea- son as Central's Tennis Team ended the season with a three win, five loss record, placing them fifth in the city standings. The team consistently improved over the season and finished With out- standing effort. Ed Grinde, Steve Reed, Steve Schweda, and Kurt Buetovv will return in 1969 hoping for a better season. SCCRES Harding 3 Central Mechanic Arts 2 Central Humboldt O Central Johnson 4 Central Murray 3 Central Highland 5 Central Washington 1 Central Monroe 4 Central 'vi jp ,Wi . 4 ' Qqunf1.aau4eaew:4u4qg,g,, -L ' ' J' ' Ci 1 4 1 Q , , -, 4 I t ,J - ' ' ' rf 2 f f f V f y ' . . Q . , Q 9 if t y K 34 1 1 0 V. 4 4 , 6 4 . , 1 0 1 s 1 4 41' 4 'M 1 L Q f ' + V ,,.., ,.f,,V + ,..- ' , . v v I , , 5 H ' ' P Vw 1 1- , , , , ,Q , , , Q , , , . , I , , 4 v 4 Q f 4 ' , . A ' v , ,v I f 1 + 4 4 , , V , , . , ,, v Q Q 4 V7 1 4 . 4 lu, I 1 ,WX 4 a 4 4 . , 0 1 ! 5 . f 4 i ff-girfwiwq sf 1 i Q 0 Q bk ? r y 4 f v 4 a f Q 1 Q Q 1 v Q v 6 4 4 . , 1 4 s s 1 Q 5 1 Q 5 4 4 Q 4 4 0 , i I Q 4 Q ' v 4 lr 1 . - a 4 v f 4 Q , l , 4 Q Q 4 A was Q F w 9 9 1 fy 4 A v 4 Q i ' ' W 1 4 1, fb 6 Q s 5 t f . 1 5 'I , , an 4 Q 4 Yitff? nbttyya, sy,,i,,g,?g5gB 'ts. ,Q if I Q e 9 Q 9 if Q g 4, Q 5 1 e in , , sr, '. S It 1A,' - x Q Q' W svwrwx4Q1v?vs5i,4lt,i',4','A'g1 st., r -ef. T . . .V V,,,,,,,, ' , 1 ,Q ,Q W Q b Bob Groene moves to return the ball, While Steve Reed looks on during a meet at Central. Bottom Row: Ben Rischall, Kurt Buetovv, Steve Reed, Steve Schweda. Rovv 2: Mr. Sauer, Bob Groene, Wes Hanna, Don Graham, Ed Grinde. 4m 'ta5fY... Ben Rischall skillfully moves to return the ball to an opponent. Senior Batsmen Have Frustrating Season Ending the 1968 season with a record of four Wins and four losses, Centralis Av Baseball Team tied for fourth place in the city standings. With the fine pitching ability of Dave and Steve Win- field, the team should have had a better year. Mike Lynch, Ron Woodbury, and Gary Neuchterlien handled the outfield for mostof the season very Well. The best game of the season was the five to one victory over Highland Park, eliminating them from first place in the city standings. The season left the team with a feeling of Wonderment as they couldn't seem to come through as they had hoped IO. Returning for the 1969 season will be Dave Winfield, Ron Anderson, Rich Ran el, J oe Tschi- da, Ralph Tuttle, and Ron Nelson toghopefully add the special touch to the team. Bottom Row: Steve Maker, Joe Tschida, Ralph Tuttle, Ron Anderson, Mike Lynch, Ron Anderson gets ready to bunt, while Gary Neuchter- lien waits to bat. Gary is a senior, but Ron will be back. Dave Hein. Row 2: Ron Woodbury, Gary Neuchterlien, Dave Winfield, Clyde Weaver, Steve Winfield, Al Schoen- feld. ' .. i,Y-v s with Ron Anderson, Who played shortstop for most of the sea- son, slides in safe at third base during this g a m e at Highland. Gary Neuchterlien Weighs the chances of stealing sec- ond base during the Humboldt game. SCORES Johnson 4 Central Washington 7 Central Highland l Central Harding 12 Central Monroe 4 Central Mechanic Arts 3 Central Murray O Central Humboldt 2 Central District Playoffs Harding 8 Central Humboldt 5 Central Dave Wir1iield's excellent hitting and pitching make him an asset to our team this year. Dave Will also return in 1969. X Mike Lynch seriously concentrates on the opposing pitcher in the Humboldt game. Kl is ., , ' Bottom Bow: Bill Krejcc, Randy Grilz, Chris P irslow C1gt1e Gary Garfield Gene Hansen Dennis Mork Ken J0hI'1 Frfflix, Bill Nelson, Rick JOYIHSOH- Row 2 M1 Olson Dwayne Nelson Greg Janisch Tony Vavoulis Junior Batmen Are Sixth in City Play With a record of two wins and six losses, Centralis BH Baseball Team struggled through a long and frustra- ting season to place sixth in the city standings. Greg Janisch, Dennis Mork, and Bill Hansen will return next season to aid the Senior Varsity Team to a brighter and more successful year. Washington Central Highland Central Harding Central Monroe Central Mechanic Arts Central Johnson Central Murray Central Humboldt Central Golfers Have Unbalanced Year After starting off the season with two losses, Central,s Golf Team s ft seemed to make a comeback with s two wins, but the season ended with only three wins and five losses. Coach Mr. Muetzel hopes to have a better team in 1969, but with only the return of Jim Horrisberger and Crai Miller, the boys will have a roug time. I , SCGRES 'N Humboldt 91f2 CentraQ 81f2 Johnson 131!2 Central 41!2 Mechanic Arts 3 Centrag 15 Monroe 11!2 Central 161f2 Highland Park 13 Centrag 5 Murray 1 1 Centrag 7 Washington 71f2 Centrag 1O1f2 Harding 10 CentraQ 8 Bottom Row: John Suzuki, J im Horrisberger, Craig Mil- ler. Row 2: Andy Gangl, Bill Pollnow, Wayne Nelson, Mr. Muetzel. .3 ,, 14 ,IV Xnix X. , V 3 Qvdf' 8 Z x V grail! At, fv -2.1 'Vi - V' 95:1 3 ,Q K f ' 4 fy t. fa' 3-' A 1 A A 1 1 ' ,ji ,ftfjfg - 1 1 A 'iii Jim Horrisberger, who will return in 1969, tries to 2, V , ' 1 4519.1 make a difficult shot. - ,f f I 1 - u,,' f , , ' Z. ,, ai . ,t , lla VV , f Q ' 1 ,Tl y .,,. 42 , 2, 'tlr f rtrl f ' f if , , 9 A W' I tix, el ,aff-3 , , Ay an , ,W a-,Z ,V , t , I if 5 1 f ff 2 6 3 13' , , ,, , ff, v'f Z ' ' 11 at lf' 4 , I f '- f ' Wf9a,,j4f, I 27 2 f 9 7 gif, ' f 'L A V I . A ,o,, 1 it 9 9 ag 1 ,,,,,, trfl V ' ff2mf3fWfiQ ,jig ,. X, ' X, ' ,L 7 f ff- if fy ,,,- , ' fe ,lik I x ffm. ,, ' 4 Craig Miller practices one of the important factors in golf-keeping his wrists straight. ', junior Bob Littles, who has proven to be a fine quar- terback, gives his teammates instructions for the next play. Larry Henry stops a Mechanic Art's player by placing a bone crushing tackle on the ball carrier. Mighty Minutemen Take First in the City With a seven Win, no loss, and one tie record, who could argue over the number one position? lt is quite evi ent that only one team was threat- ening our goal. But the Mighty Minutemen were too determined to be Number One, and We ended the Central-Highland game with a tie of 7-7. Despite our one tie and one nonconference loss, the Minutemen continued to display their overwhelming talent. This was exhibited exceed- ingly during the Johnson game as Central de- feated the undefeated Governors by a score of 13-12. Five of the Minutemen were selected for the All-City Football Team, representing hard work, outstanding ability, and Central High S c h o o l. Clyde Thomas, Larry Henry, Phil Webb, Charlie Coleman, and Russ Taylor did a fine job and de- served to be selected. Along with those five mem- bers of the All-City Football Team, four other Min- utemen Were given honorable mention. The mem- bers vvere Bob Littles, Bill Stokes, Ron Brown, and Rich Rangel. Although the Minutemen will lose some of the finest members of the team, the great ability of others will again be displayed in 1970 for an- other great season. Clyde Thomas, a member of the All-City Team, sur- prises the opposition and obtains a first down for Central. lkirmmzfl ,, wigs 1 Bottom Row: Greg Janisch, Ron Nelson, Tony Reese, Greg Peake, Charles Frelix, Clifton Burns, Bill Hall 7 Ron Anderson, Bob Littles, Dick Woodbury, Jim Buck- ner, Clyde Thomas. Rovv 2: Bruce Boody, Tim No- vaczyk, Jeff Janisch, Bill Filovvich, Steve Anderson Pat Herbert, Ed Dean, Joel Nagy, Bill Stokes, Jerry Pel- SCORES Centrag 45 Monroe O Central 13 Albert Lea 27 Central 19 Washington 6 CentraQ 7 Highland 7 Central 56 Murray O CentraQ 26 Harding O Centra. 13 Johnson 12 CentraQ 38 Humboldt 14 Central 32 Mechanic Arts 6 CentraQ 6 Mpls. Roosevelt 21 ,j-nv Libr 'gy M, an f Coaches Bell, Sauer, and Martin wait expectantly for Minutemen to perform. ler, Larry Henry, Bill Krejce, Row 3: Marshall Isabel, Tim McWatt, Ron Brown, Jim Golder, Rich Rangel, Jake Wood, Nate Galloway, Steve Schaber, Hamilton Kemp, Herman Trimble, 'Willie Cooper, Phil Vvebb, Russ Taylor, John Frelix, Charles Coleman. XVith the aid of excellent blocking, Charles Coleman and All-City Team member, carries the ball for long yardage. Junior Team Ties for First in City The Junior Varsity team ended the season with a six win, one loss record, putting them in first place with Harding. Coaches Mr. Waschbusch and Mr. Hritzko were proud of the fine results of the team. All of our winning games showed a large margin over the opponent, which indicated that the team had great ability. The Senior Varsity team should again be able to come forth with a great season with the addi- tion of the many fine players they will gain. Frank Adams, Pete Hueller, and Earl West should prove to be outstanding members again next season. SCORES Central 19 Washington O Central 25 Highland 12 Central 6 Murray 20 Central 19 Harding 7 Central 50 Johnson 6 Central 20 Humboldt 7 Central 38 Mechanic Arts 6 Jerry Redmond tries to pass his opponents in the Wash- ington game, While Robert Tay or runs with him to help with blocking. Bottom Row: Mike Isabell, Jerry Redmond, Earl West, Eddie Cotton, Dennis Coleman, Floyd Pnewski. Row Q: Herb Nelson. Kevin Burns, Pat Short, Jim Goblish, Doug Nohner, jim Schmaus,-Charles Hunter, Darryl Gundy, Billy Chaney. Row 3: Mr. Waschbusch, Mark Beecham, Stanley Frelix, Pete Hueller, Willie Gray, Jim Ransom, Robert Taylor, Dave Hanna, Mike Kalis, llirank Adams, Louis Cotton, Tim McKinney, Mr. Hritz- O . ' s Cross Country Team has l Disappointing Season Ending the season with a record of four Wins, three losses, and one tie, the Cross Country team placed fourth in the city. The season did not progress as Coach Mr. Hoff and the team had hoped. John Tworoski did represent Central Well in the city final Where he finished third. Harold Alle and John Tvvoroski are the only two members who Will return for the 1970 team. As it looks, the team has some very hard Work awaiting them next year. SCORES Central Highland Central Harding Central Monroe Central Mechanic Arts Central Johnson Central Washington Cefltlnal MUIT-HY John Tworoski, who will be back next year, stays ahead Central l-lUH1lDOlCl'E of the opposition. l i t , 5 Q b Bottom Row: Harold Alle, Bob Murray, John Jahnke, Gary Vogel, Steve app. Row 2: Mr. Hoff, Richard Lensing, Wilfred Knoop, Spencer Plante, Bob Murray, Captain of thg C1055 gsm Tvvoroski. Country team, runs the final curve in a meet against Highland. Aqua Men Take Non-Pool Championship Bottom Row: Dave Ludtke, Daryl Brewin, Pat Short, Maxi Rosenbloom,Galen Carlson. Row 3: David Billing Larry Nyman. Row 2: Dean Olson, Paul McCulloch, Justin Mann, Spencer Plante, Glenn LaBelle. Central's swimming team had a fairly suc- cessful season this year. Although its conference record was a win-3, loss-5, Central captured the Non-Pool Championshipv title. Another high- light was the qualification of Larry Nyman for the state swim meet. Larry was the first Centralite in three years to qualify and is a good fuuire prospect. Justin Mann, Galen Carlson, and Dave Luedtke were other outstanding swimmers of the season. SCORES Central Harding Central Murray Central Mechanic Arts Central Humboldt Central Highland Central Washington Central Monroe Central Johnson Galen Carlson swims the 100 yard free style during the Monroe vs. Central swim meet. Graplers Have Disappointing Season-Finish Ninth in City Bottom Row: Michael'Thill, Charles Brown, Ralph Pat- Frelix, Darrell Govvdy. Row 3: Ray Parker, Harrison terson, Michael Novvicke. Row 2: William Hall, Stan Davis, Tim Humphrey, Burt Looney. Centralls Wrestling team had a disappoint- ing season, Winning only its last match a ainst Washington. There Were, however, several indi- viduals Who were fairly consistent Winners of their matches. Those four, all of Whom had Wrest- ling experience, included Bill Hall and Ray Parker, cocaptains, Ralph Patterson, and Tim Humphrey. Central hopes to have a better season next year with the help of the members of the team who will be returning as seniors. SCORES Central 10 Highland 42 Central 15 Hardin 41 Central 13 Humboldt 43 Central 3 Johnson 45 Central 9 Mechanic Arts 45 Central 6 Murray 46 Central 1 6 Monroe 40 Central 33 Washington 23 in Ralph Patterson, Harrison Davis, and Ray Parker are ibn a starting position as a Wrestling match is ready to egin. Senior Bucketeers Take City, Twin City, And District Titles Central player Phil Webb dribbles his way past an op- ponent in a game against Mechanic Arts. Central's Senior Varsity Basketball team had an ex- tremely good season this year. With a record of seven- teen wins and one loss, the bucketeers finished first in the conference. The team pulled itself together after its only defeat to Murray to win everyone of the remaining games. Central fans watched the team progress until its exciting game against Highland when Central gained the number one position in the city. The next trophy to be earned was the Twin City Championship. In a hard fought game, the Minutemen settled down in the last few minutes and led at the final buzzer, 69-62. The District 15 play offs were next. After a few un- easy moments, Central settled down and expertly won games with Monroe, Mechanic Arts, and Highland to be- come the District Champs. Advancing to the Regional 5 play offs at the Uni- versity of Minnesota, Central readily conquered St. Peter, 60-43. Three nights later the Minutemen had trouble finding the basket and were defeated by Alexander Ramsey, 71-57. Central completed its season with a record of twenty-two victories and two defeats. Dave Winfield, Art Carroll, Russ Taylor, Clyde Thomas, and Phil Webb composed the team's first string, and along with the other members of the squad, are to be congratulated for their very fine showing, All-City hon- ors went to Dave Winfield, Russ Taylor, Phil Webb and Art Carroll, who also received All-Metro honors. Duih ini Mr. Frigtch. Row 3: Nathaniel Galloway, Russ Bottom Row: Greg Janisch, Leon Kramer, Bill Krejce, T ix loi D ix e Winfield, Steve Prinz. Bill Martin, Row 2: Clem Crowe, Charles Coleman, Ray Dave Winiield, a newcomer to the squad this year, demonstrates his jumping ability as he gains the ball for Central. Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central SCORES Mpls. Central Cretin 50 56 66 Hardin 77 Humboldt 63 Murray 61 Johnson 51 Osseo 67 Mechanic Arts 84 Monroe 27 Washington 58 Mpls. North 64 Highland Park 59 St. Thomas 62 Murray 77 Mechanic Arts 89 Harding 55 Highland Park TWIN CITY 69 Mpls. Central DISTRICT 15 PLAY-OFFS 79 Monroe 66 Mechanics Arts 63 Highland REGION 5 PLAY-OFFS 60 St. Peter 57 Alex. Ramsey Clyde Thomas is prepared to take the ball from Russ Taylor as Central battles Highland for the city title. Russ Taylor demonstrates his ability as he prepares to shoot a basket. Junior Varsity Ties for First Place Bottom Row: Leroy Clark, Kevin Burns, Scooter Watson Melvin Kirkwood, Eddie Cotton. Row 2: Earl West Dwight Price, Louis Cotten, Jimmy Ransom, Jerry Red- Centralis BH Squad Basketball team had a very successful season this year. Although the ju- nior v a r s i t y suffered a disadvantage to taller teams, it managed to win twelve games while los- ing seven. In league play, Central advanced to a tie with Harding for Hrst lace only to lose to Harding in the final play-ofls. Eddie Cotton, J im Ransom, and Dwight Price were assets to the team. They, along with the oth- er players, are hoping for another good season next year with the senior varsity. SCORES CentraQ Harding Central Humbo dt CentraQ Murray CentraQ Johnson CentraQ Mechanics Centrag Monroe Central Washington CentraQ Highland CentraQ Murray CentraQ Mechanics CentraQ Harding Central Highland Central Humboldt CentraQ Murray Centra, Harding mond. Row 3: Louie Soukop, Frank Eha, Douglas Wise, Willie Gray, Frank Adams. Af Frank Adams is determined to make two pgintg 31- though an opponent attempts to block his throw, Gymnasts Win City and , R Region-IV Championships Bottom Row: Glenn Taylor, Brad Dennis, Kurt Buetovv, Dan Nelson. Row 2: Mark Borghorst, Ralph Tuttle, Steve Kolar, Charles Frelix, Kerry Hofela. Row 3: Casey Strecker, John Tworoski, John Frelix, Tony Reese. Centralis Gymnastic team had an excellent record this year, losing only its first meet with Johnson. Good concentrated effort from the small squad made the rest of the season successful. The gymnasts had a sweet revenge as they took the Region Championship by heating Johnson. This was accomplished through good team effort and the outstanding performance of Glenn Taylor, who Won five title crowns. Glenn, along with Brian Morris, Kurt Buetovv, Ralph Tuttle, and Steve Kolar represented Central in the State Tourna- 1'I'1C1'1t. Steve Kolar performs a handstand on the parallel bars at a gymnastic meet. , SCORES Central 60 V2 Johnson 86 V2 Central 1 l3V2 Washington 33V2 Central 1 1 1 V2 Humboldt 35V2 Central 1 18V2 Murray 28V2 Central 123 Mechanic Arts 24 Central 13 1 Monroe 16 Central 88 V2 Highland Park 58V2 Central 1 16V2 Harding 3OV2 Bottom Row: jim Lockwood, Bruce Freitag, Art John, JCTTY P91193 MT- Sauer- ROW 35 Allan AUd91'SOU, DOH Ron Anderson. Row 2: Eric Springsted, Duane Nelson, DC-3V21HgC, TOH1 LCHFZ, Steve AHCIGTSOU- Varsity Finishes In Ninth Place The 1969 hockey team got oft' to a slow start this season due to the lack of team membership. A great deal of enthusiasm was not shown because ofthe need for part time jobs. Those that participated did exert a good effort in trying to make the season successful. The most exciting game for both the team and spectators was the play off game between Mechanic Arts and Cen- tral that ended in a loss after overtime. The most dis- appointing game of the season was due to the close score between Highland Park and Central. Ron Ander- son contributed the most to the team by playing the most in each game. Next year the team should be aided by Duane Nelson. Walter Engelhardt, Steve Anderson John Art. Allan Anderson, Jerry Peller, Ken Colaizy, jim Lockwood. Steve Radke, and Don DeVange. Steve Anderson watches a hockey match with a look of anticipation as he waits for Central to score. Mr. Sauer, coach of Centralis hockey team, is meditat- ing on the subject of his teamis performance. l Tom Leritz and Larry Vanderheyden face off with Mur- ray to begin a new period. - at f Larry Vanderheyden is fighting with an opponent for the puck behind Harding's net. CentraQ CentraQ CentraQ CentraQ Central. Central. CentraQ CentraQ Central. Central. CentraQ O 1 1 O O O 2 O 2 1 3 Scores Johnson Monroe Humboldt Murray Washington Harding Highland Park Monroe Mechanic Arts Murray Mechanic Arts 4 5 Bottom Row: Dave Kensler,Mike Proulx,John Gaylord, Doug Nohnefv Stew Kfaushafa Chuck HUMUIU Tom Floyd Prewski. Row Q: Jeff DuFresne, jim Bougie, Herman- Bruce Kern, Peter Hueller, Mr. Robideaux. Row 3: Bad Weather Hampers Pucksters Scores Central l Humboldt 7 Central O Harding 9 Central O Highland 3 Central 1 Murray 6 Central O Washington 7 Central O Monroe 9 Central O Mechanic Arts 7 Central O Johnson ll Rain storms. blizzards, heavy snow storms, and cold weather seemed to work against Centralis BD squad hockey team by leaving little time for practice. Perhaps the weather can also be blamed for the team's unsuccessful season losing 12 games. Though players such as Art John and Dave Kensler put forth much ef- fort. the team never seemed to be quite victorious. Next YCLl1'A1'I and Dave. along with Chuck Hunter and Doug Nohner. will become assets to Central's squad hoc- key team. Jim Bougie makes an attempt to gain the puck for Cen tral by blocking an opponent. SECTIGN EDITGR Debbie Blehert ASSISTANTS: Diane Bahl Gina Bilotta Administration Faces Many School Problems Principal, Mr. Malcolm Smiley, has been at Central for three years. He is a graduate of Macalester College. . A 1 5 . 1 - 5 2 1. I f 9 'b , 1 Mr. Reno Rossini, a graduate of St. Maryis College, is at Central for his first year as assistant principal. A graduate of St. Thomas College, Mr. David Frye, is an assistant principal at Central for his first year. Mr. Ernest Dass returned to Central this year as an ad- ministrative assistant after many years of counseling. Many New Teachers On Faculty This Year Miss Anderson Mr, Anderson Physical Education Mathematics l Mr. Atkinson Mr. Bach Biology Social Studies ,Mg Mr. Bell Mr. Berg Physical Education Mathematics Mr. Bjornstad Miss Blackstone Social Worker English ,I 2' Mrs. Brooks Mrs. Brundrett MTS- Bulka Mrs. Burnham Nurse History Counselor Speech Mr. Castle English Mr. Collins English UW . W ,, ' ' J'-N1 . , 1 x E 451 f Q M1 Ellefson M1 Ellsvsmth Mr Etten Mr Ettlnger M1SSEY1DCk Elecu 1c1ty T5 pmg Spec1a1 Class Counselor Counselor V -fjfff Miss Fay Psychology Mr. Gifford Biology t?iQZazwfQ, Mr. Gj erde Math Mg, yy., - ,3 5-:gp zgggsggvvguaa, Mrs. Fleming CKY! Guam' 'ff' Spanish 'gfgairaaa M- Qeaffawp Q lf-' f . -am ff . -: ii5Dug5D,.E: --:ff-' 'l'UGDt:'Z. 1 Miss Ford Mr. Gillen Special Class English P 'S L 'M I 4? . . x ., Q yd, 0 K ' i x .0 . , , . .. , , . AN3iT,g.:fi'flVii' fir 0O4i:?'J . in 4 . , EW - L Us 4 count-ig .mum M . na, N Q GULASL U -1' Qu M ...i E9 ' au 3 N -I 'W QQ MWWWWE Zwffrfwf :S Mr. Fritsche Physical Education My L4 ,fWfff' - Ziff, -' V 4 1 ' . ff '11 2 7 Z f I Z ii? iz' i 1-LYFT ' QQ ' J N 7 1 ,W M 2 Mr. Gallatin Chemistry Mr. Kelly presses the trigger of the starting gun to start e track meet for the 440 yard dash. Mrs. Gorder Miss Grimm MIS. B. Hall MIS. S. Hall English Special Class Home Economics Business aE2iUWi31r' W W ieameosaag ,,-1,4 it rsryyfg ff,,. 6' . 4w,,,. A , . nic. 1 f Mrs. Hanover Miss Hartwick Clerk Spanish, French Mr, Heinzen Mr. Hildebrandt MF. Mrs. Spggjg-1 C1353 DfELftlHg Geometry Clothing Mr. Hritzko Science Mr. Stedje, Mr. Jasperson, and Mr. Sauer await thejun ior and senior couples for the prom at Hamline Univer sity. Mr. Jasperson Mr. Kelly Mr. Bohler Art Health and Safety Reading Mrs. Kjorvestad Miss Koehler Miss Korphage Social Studies Business English Librarians Mrs. Alice Caroline and Miss Mary Ryan pause for abite to eat at a faculty meeting. Mrs. Locketz Mr. Mainerich English Social Studies Mr. Martin describes football tactics to members of our city championship team. :rf :.', .- , 3 , Jo is M Q z we -H4413 ,L f r W Agnus-... . ,ff XWQJ 'I 1 Mr. Marengo Mr. Martin Miss Moe Mrs. Moses MI- ML1GtZG1 Counselor Physical Education History Special Class Physics Y Y L-- ' ., 15:9 W1 X Mr. Nelson Mr. Robideaux Aft Reading Mrs. Severson soeializes with two members ofher choir before one of their performances. Mr. Roe English Mrs. Rule English Mr. Ryan Bookkeeping Mr. M. Rossini Conservation Miss Ryan Librarian 5'ynf Miss Sas Mr. Satter Mr. Sauer Mrs. Scherer Clerk Secretary Business Metal Shop English Mrs. Samuelson 1. , L Mx.,-6 sb , xg 'Il I W, ., :yzu : U .Q fi? A f f 5- ww . Mr. Schlick Miss Schmokel Band Physical Education . N Mrs. Severson Mr. Sorenson Mr. Stedje Mr. J. Temple Mr. R. Temple Choyug Counselor Chemistry Geometry French Mr. Tramm Mrs. Vik Business German na .V ,,,, HA 4-- 8504.71 my ' f 1' p M , - Mr. Waschbusch Miss Welp Mr. Whalen Mr. Wik Mr. Yurkovich Math English Social Studies History Wood Shop l A Q ia .f Mr. Nelson Mr. Robideaux Art Reading Mrs. Severson socializes with two members ofher choir before one of their performances. Mrs. Samuelson Miss Sas Mr. Satter Clerk Secretary Business Mr. Roe Mr. M. Rossini English Conservation Mrs. Rule English Mr. Ryan Miss Ryan Bookkeeping Librarian 5-4910 MM-401 Mr. Sauer Mrs. Scherer Metal Shop English 41 '- 'NX-L ,4 Us --R K, ,Nwfifw '2f. VLXH, 'Vt KL' Mr. Schlick Miss Schmokel Band Physical Education U Mrs. Severson Mr. Stedje Mr. J. Temple Mr. R. Temple Chorus Chemistry Geometry French Mr. Tramm Business Mr. Waschbusch Miss Welp Mr.-Whalen Mr. Wik Math English Social Studies History Mr. Sorenson Counselor Mrs. Vik German l ++.....f ws, X, ' i f 5 4.ffr Mr. Yurkovich Wood Shop i i i I WF -.LL , ' 1 api 'ii 4 fag Miss Anderson is challenged to eatjust one potato chip for a refreshment after skating on Sno Days. Mr. Bell. along with Mr. Martin and Mr. Sauer, Com- templates the Chances of another Minutemen victory. Mr. Wasehbusch sits at the overhead projector While explaining the fundamentals of mathematics. Miss Koehler and Miss Moe are greeted by Mr. Ells- worth as they come to see their classes graduate in the auditorium. Mr. Martin, Mr. Ryan, and Mr. Waschbuseh await the weekly teachers, meeting held in the cafeteria. Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs 5 Qfpggygfi wp 55 www 55550 WQQ D ff film Mwif Mgwjiwaygwgihwg Autographs A yearbook is a history of the school year through pictures. 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