Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Superior, WI)
- Class of 1939
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.LMMMELL CEINITDIXI. MAS SCRIBBLERS 18 Cl.lJl3S 6 6 8 8 8 amwwa Q OCA ? QD 0 DROMID G Q Q GMM I COCKADES f 4 1 1 VY 5 G G 4 LDP 9 EJ 9 GI 9 Hn Y S C C BDDSTER GERMAN G A A ATI-IENAE DRAMATIC S ART CAESAR CDNSERVATIUN RADIO CDQUINA CRAFT Emwvw Gwmrmwvm Q9b'U'E'QJ9?C3l H9E1'U'i'Gl9 !EI 9H'Ui'!3J9?'!3'l F3WvQ EACH SYMBOL IFL X REPRESENTS L.N.R I3 ws STUDENTS + LIBRARY O NAT. FORENSIC 5 Sl-IUTTIZRMEN 2 I QUlll.WSCR0l.L R G, Z JR. SAFETY IDUN. ' VIRGIL 'G H i I4 i - ' A ' ' . 1U A 1 - . - z . A A - n I ,, M A M fwigeewvmigem-U-rcnwr' mmxbffa 2' M A A A s , -LA wwwvwg 4 Q . NAEW5 S j 3 Q A1 . -H basis: , f ?iMi64 -H f'i?3 534!EP5m at ,. 2 hu mWmW iR1 do FELL Q ow. suwouzs moe W' ww s lv o Q 4, 9 1 We -L 5 K 0 if-H 0 O A 0 - EQ P-2 z' S lp ifbi NXXXX ga fix Us 7 NECK TXES p. GIRL 9 0 QQ Qu' fy ,, ma-,J J Mr Owens C . 'x 'fJk. H-'J-'f 1,1 Ayrvw 480 if - 0 , , , +4 4---1-+f.,..f,J . -1.1441 D M UW 2 ' ' Sr 5 ' , when wfwcs Q U 8 Oz, - Q 'rfp J 94 x,.N i A w xg xxx - X J i I: gllgx sm ts X., . 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To keep you longer in suspense We have no way or means, So were announcing to you now Qur thente is magazines. -a Q95 CLAlQt ,fir X 4 Wu' A Dedication A J 'Sm at f 1 To Einar John Norman, whose loyal support, efficient work, and tireless efforts have proved to be valuable assets to Central, we, the Senior Class, dedicate this Nineteen Hundred Thirty-Nine Echo in appreciation of his many years of faithful service. Nor shall we forget his friendly smile and pleasant way. Executives Looking ahead into the future, W, R. Davies, superintendent of Superior public schools, is forever planning new, efficient methods of ine telligently guiding Superior youth up the lad- der of education to enable them to enter a plane of higher knowledge and succeed in this changing world of modern science and indusf try. From the time he greets students over the sound system with his cheery l'Good morning until the end of the school day, Principal Rothwell works with students and faculty members in a spirit of good fellowship. He readily gives advice to those who seek it, eagerly plans and enters into student social activities, and keeps Central's routine running smoothly by his intel- ligent and thoughtful guidance. Mr. Rothwell, co-operating with Student Council members, endeavors to make each school day both interesting and worthwhile to Central students. GHS, x WX A-.. ' .. Q N.- og sa -. . - lt 4 asv! LJ- . yx.N . . N .1 5 ,, . 1 Y x NV' ' s V ' :fix ax' 'it 1 . Q --c-' w- sn-:gas-5 li J QA f- .4 ,sm ,F-L, -. D events ' '- um, - ggwv' y -' VN X Puxicxpcx. P.o'.xw:m1 .mo Mcxmyxx C Aug L 1 Lock vfiini Mr 'Ynfxcwr ioxmd xxx has .','.Q:Eurvq 3 Who .a 3251? 'r.crc:'P A Ptcxxd 'Pspa 'XJJ1-.x'.'-.r.g'.om emeftsms Sufcm. Mug D11Lf,NLC11'E,G cn Nei pop' vxeu-1 me Src en X' 5. Y outxq 'Q ' ww... -I wwgf I-1 We vi, 94' vw! i 3' lf 1, Administration 59. Working incessantly at their many du- ties, Miss lohnston and Miss Molenda, secretaries to Mr, Rothwell, perform numerous tasks vital to life at Central high scliczl Miss Iohnston handles transcripiive records, correspondence, and budgets, Miss Molenda reports to the board of education, makes out stu- dent prcgrams, and keeps attendance records, Their friendly advice to stu- dents ripfikes ther: well and favorably known t:.rc'ignout the entire school. 9 1 ln addition to maintaining discipline and promoting regularity of attendance, Centrals two deans are always ready, willing, and able to assist students in need of help. Miss Rasmussen and Mr. Steffens carry out their duties as deans in such a way as to win the respect of the fellows and girls enrolled in Central. Their sympathetic advice and guidance are constantly available to everyone who has a difficult problem to solve, and each individual problem is treated with utmost intelligence and confidence, vw- 'T .,, 4,5 Conley gets more light on the su If ,RV , 5736 MSSRQSf,,f'fffi7'f- HfVlen learn when they teach H S617 lgtgscal, - Degsffg ii Ivg-114 ITIOO df? f F55 5-5 har - mingxfhmi S MIS S Bar dgn lO fmrtrurt 3,8 Qdy ,here , Mr MQ ends X J 47, 14M .QS 71 f 1 Z f' 5 K-4 OO., Day begins in German - Mrs, Hgbingogu Recognition ought to be paid To Superior teachers who have slaved In order to obtain a higher degree, A worthy accomplishment, We must agree. In Central High, were proud to know, For evidence does clearly show, That Masters degrees number twenty-two One doctors degree is among these, too. beet O01 O UO! . Q 7 6'14jJj7 Q 1 -v O76 O' Hchcn recxs our way, lk 056 xf fa' N4 'Cen 070, fn 171.7 111 O lj 413 Q00 , Cm, Instruction enlarges tne powers of tne mind. Mn Do UDZQISGI In O 17 of Q I ,Glen Ce ll ll -V ..,. ..,,- ,.,. ,- ,..,, nl 'r ' rf' G. ...,.... Delightful thought! To rear the tender thought. 1 41 F.f1.'.3 Currie --Hoody 'J.'1HlT1g, and :ble . -,Af .I.,.- .uf .'Z'v'.5f. T YAVQ 45 cheery rftizlff from Mug., C up Xsxfxzx 9 t.-...,., ff iixfxxpixq 0 t c-VO Miss hy ponders. od oigv x A XX 'Those Having torches will pass them on!! s ,Kgs K ,gov - x Q00 4. ev 0 ge 6 Ofjfx Q60 K X vioxx' wh x O C ff of , POC' 5 T C5 0 xvq an xjv .O is . Z X5 I5 .aug 7? Qrder 1 'le fxrsi lcwf Mr Vfiikiris Hcfd if flflifl Harvey J !'c A sn . mere Misa Rehn:trcnd'9 V6 Q xvfxd Mfqco HTO raise the thought and touch the heart H 68 on , nqf Ure fo ver fog - lsf Ss 'XX O16 6' ow Q1 fo Ver Of 152. 01- for Kiln, .W5 V. X one 1 1- of 66,9 ini 7 '1 'U l'1d rlvr fi 5315 gg dncfgtmort Mr: Peters? . u I I, I' ll 1 4 ,A . , b , , . ' N ,vnf , ' fl AJ M' - .' , I pf E 1 'X 1 4 f . , - f J ' r. .- J ' 'til 'I .1 7 4 1 1 - 5 ff U .fV,, , ,Q v. ' A 'QPU .I -5 , u A 4, .. 5905 'S- flux yjfixjif, 17 W A Who: mqjrelq Cgjb XSC h 3-DDyD ff- . Jr' V 'He gives who teaclwesg 4 1 6 U. , y-W E15 A 1. 15 6-fjcy I . 'vor I Ov, X OIUDSO Manuel 99956 lrlsfrrgcfmg siuderrts rrrteresred Arr marrual arts farms part of the work al these vocational teachers Under tlierr skillful supervisran bays learn such trades as auto mechanics, eleclricf ily, vecatianal agrrcullure, cabmet shop, sheet metal, and advanced drafting. Z rts 'Li' ,C Sl N 1 'cw in ,f ,, 'I I 4 XI-4' if i S J if-I V ,Q is Gina,- ff' 2 Hutchinson Flusdahl Leamon Westenberg ,-an -1' , i 10 'Y 'rv' u f 'R' Mn. 05' ol ,ln Senior Class Officers President ........ ,,,s,,,s W illiam Rogge Vice-President.. ,, ..,....s Oscar Iohnson Secretary s.s,, , , .s,s Ioanne Nordquist Treasurer Yss..s I ,,,,w, Audrey Lindberg Honor Roll GIRLS Aasland, Ethel Lenore Anderson, Fay LaVerne Axelson, Virginia Gladys Bergquist, Marjorie Rae Bong, Nelda Charlene Bowser, Fay Lucille Broten, Iune Marie Buck, Mary Louise Cedar, lrenetta Cooke, Lorraine Dorothy Coss, Ieanette Norma DeMoss, Dolores Virginia Dobech, Anna Mae Fedyn, Victoria Iulianna Gauper, Helen Alma Harvey, Mary Elizabeth Heikura, Lila Mildred Hertlein, Constance Iosephine Hill, Dorothy Katherine Hill, Violet Ellen Iohnson, Caroline Madella Iohnson, Constance Marie lones, Hildegarde Lorraine Kary, Viola Terttu Koby, Lois Mae Kraegel, Esther Mary Kuyk, Gladys lane Lahti, Elmie Amelia Landis, Frances E, Leamon, Betty lean Lee, Betty lanes Lindberg, Audrey Lucille Lindford, Corinne Margaretta Lindstrum, lune Mary Lorimor, Marjorie Iune Maki, Elsie Elizabeth Mattson, Helen Irene Murphy, Alice lane Oakes, Betty Ann Olsen, Barbara lean Over, Ruth Lorraine Partelow, Doris Virginia Pearthree, Louise Marie Pedersen, Lorraine Andrewes Peterson, Doris Peterson, Nordis Sigred Peterson, Verna lane Ranta, Bernice E. 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Ritzman, Ianet Audrey Selden, Inez Mae Selden, Marjorie Ieanne Simons, LaVerne Vivian Slettum, Ollie Theadora Smith, Barbara Frances Smith, Irene Vivian Springer, Virginia Mae Stephens, Doris Iean Sundet, Edna Serene Sutherland, Delores Lucille TaBelle, Leona Rose Tokar, Betty Claire Warner, Virginia Carol Westlund, Frances Beryl Wick, Elizabeth lean BOYS Abrahamzon, Kenneth Zorn Adolphson, Melvin Iohn Anderson, Marvin Eugene Chaplitski, Sigfred Stanley Christenson, Iohn Charles Fagerlin, Charles Snyder Gauper, Harold Adolph Gross, Myron Elige Hanson, Lauren Keith Hutchinson, Holland Harvey Iackson, Robert Carl lacobson, Clarence Edwin Iohnson, Lloyd William Iohnson, Oscar Sever Karwoski, Stanley Francis Kelly, Gordon Emmet Lind, Norman Warren Ludvigson, Kenneth McDonald, Robert Neil McGuirk, Robert Douglas Nelson, Russell Iohn Nicholas, Linfred Melvin Oyaas, Robert Glenn Palm, Howard Ludwig Palm, Roger Carl Peterson, Kenneth Carl Pinney, Wilbert Lawrence Rogge, William Max Rusdahl, Bert Gerhart Schnell, Frederick Sherman Smith, William Clifford Steen, Marshall Theodore Sword, Bernard Arvid Vitz, Iohn Edward Ward, Edward H. Westenberg, Arthur Ayer High Four Only four out of 506 members of the 1939 Senior Class achieved a 3,0 scholastic rating in three years of senior high school work, Those who have a perfect A average arei Holland Harvey Hutchinson Betty lean Leamon Bert Gerhart Rusdahl Arthur Ayer Westenberg Rogge Iohnson Nordquist Lindberg I9 ETHEL LENORE AASLAND Her lace betokens all thmgx dear and gugd rary Club 2 4 Secrc y 4 Naudewn e ree M sketeers 3 Dexlls P1 KENNETH ZORN ABRAHAMZON M Principle not cxpeduncy ls vvlr my motto OYYK Safety Councll 2 Cnnseryatmn Clxb Z J resndgnt Z 1 blers Sup So 1 Lomm 2 jr Socxal Lomm 3 Radm Cum ns rn Dra CS Club Prul ent 4 EC rm 5 4 StudentC0unc1l 4 Executno. Hmard 4 MELVIN IOHN ADOLPHSON 7hL better you know hun T 1 tnttlr you llkl hlm as Club Z nan Club If TL Echo 'Qs' BEVERLY IUNE ALGUIRE Lrttll but oh my' lunch Club 2 3 EMILY IANE ALLEN 4 happy lan and WIN rs xln rlk blers Z lc: 1 GEORGE EDWARD ALLEN A frnndxly hlart urns many frmnds i ,Q U DOROTHY JANE ANDERSON Har soul ts sxnurr I-'AY LQVERN ANDERSON A mul uttrartlve kmd ol Aran Ilrumu 4 Sec etary S LAURA ALEREDA ANDERSON Stu I4 ads a happy lzfm 'M L? I 4 1 RICHARD LYLE AKER A pal to haw Xaudeulle 3 CONSTANCE ELAINE ALBRIGI-IT Trul aQ stell A 4 Naudv. DONALD ROBERT ALBRIGI-IT A ray of sunshine rn the school df? .al -'? MARCELLA ISABELTA AMUNDSON .Sha alms at tha xtars 1 A 2 4 Naude ARNOLD WARREN ANDERSON A happy youth Radio Club 3 4 DONALD ANDERSON Happy go lucky Don -1-4' ...af LUCILLE AVIS ANDERSON L ll Lu shea mur ua rman Club Z X deullv. Z IL r matncs Club 4 ,Q MARVIN EUGENE ANDERSON You tant Amp u Lund man down Ifmmtball J, -1 Studmt K.mu1ul, 5 S Llulu I ROY ROBERT ANDERSON A hate and hlurty fallow Student Councll, J, -I Inucutlu H4-ard 4 QR 'C' DAVID ANSELL 09' Generouv and free ootball 2 J Naudeulle ,S 9 FARL MILTON ARGETSINGER A lllar Lonscreme is a sure Lard LOIS IRENE ARNESON We admzre her free spin! A 4 Naude if ae, '..'f,'.. I Wd' an ROSE IDA BAER A Amd and gmile heart has shi German Llub 3 4 Naudcvllle J MABEL MARIE BAERT Alwiys a faithful friend BEVERLY FRANCES BASTERASH A ring on the hand rs worih Iwo on the phone Athenae Society 2 3 4 Vaudewlle 2 it 'C' S.: Q., j JAY ER THEODORE BE JDEP lla! h 1our opportumma HAROLD IULIUS BERG Bork f1r.sI lhen rut MARTHA CATHERINE BERG 21 Uh' What a personalrty 5 ,qs WARREN OSRORN A NDERSON 4 frlatlr thx man Lf a lf ckamlm 2 auduxl VAUGI-IAN KOSSUTP ANDREW truc fr: nd IT for a f d umm J Cru N nl dent Luuncll 2 EILEEN ESTHER ANDREWS W--v-uf-J 4 lo! 1 un rzud uf al mnn Band strd 2 6 ETHEL FLORENCE A JTIO Shc is IIA0 the sun quut but nur pn fmt X VIRGINIA GLADYS AXELSON Plrwun and mvmr far BARTON ARTHUR BABCOCK ll hose lrtllc' body lodgfd a mighty mznd 'T' 6 VERONICA KATHERIINE BASTERASH A kind and ever happ1 girl keeps many frunds C0 uma J 4 Preslden 4 Student Council 3 4 Dramatlcs Play 3 Drdmatlcs Club 4 FRANCIS BEDARD Oh boy' Some fun! I L Rau e Uxln u RA II! GEORGE BEE 4x lnrmwnf as a mw lard egg llrchcstra I -I lnlra mural bawcthall af if Q 'U' ,gy 3. th T 'fx --ni '11 M R Qual'-A 1' -l STANLEY EDWARD BOGGS Plenty of Gril Rifle Club 3 Nice Presldent 3 Boys Stag 3 Flootbilll 3 4 Shuttermen 4 Echo Photogra P BELVA KATHRYN BONG olly and gag ay after day NELDA CHARLENE BONG One ol the nzeelles of Ilje GERALDINE VIRGINIA BOTSFORD We all like her type Chrxstmas Program 4 FELIX PAUL BOUVINE Say hrs friends He s okay PAY LUCILLE BOWSER Charming miss wtlh personallly plus Studugt Louncrl 3 Booster Club 2 3 4 Naud e TONY ANTHONY BOZINSKI A man of arllon audeulle J Football 3 4 S Cu PHYLLIS MARIE BRADSHAW The eyes have it Llbrary Club 2 4 President 4 Three Musketeer 3 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 4 ANNA MARY BRATEK lust one swell girl rs all we can say 22 l I Y ROBERT ARNDT BERG 'Stupid Mr. Cupid 'never calls on me. D amatics Club 4A L N P 2 3 PI-IYLLIS BERGREN Short and sweet SCC 4 Glee Club 2 Naudeulle 3 MARIORIE RAE BERGQUIST 'VW' .bwuu Mme IS a life ol happy hours H Orchestra 2 3 4 ACappella Chmr 2 3 4 Strung Ensem 4 Trrpl: 0 3 V deulle 3 Cho Bus 4 Tu X Group 4 Student Councll 4 Ui-1 CHARLES WILLIAM BERWALD A good reputation ls more valuable than money ootball 2 J 4 S u XIUNE CLARICE BILLMAYER V Off Popularrty IS desrred by many Achieved by few Booster Club 3 4 Vaudevrlle 2 3 Stud Coun cll 3 Prom Committee 3 RA BLAIR She ll get along hrrstmas Program 4 Scrrbblers LYNN GAIL BLAYLOCK Lx A sallmg I shall go N Vaudeulle 3 X LUCILLE ADELINE BLOOMOUIST A budding flower but yet a bloom ROBERT ALLAN BOGAN A sell made man Hockey Team 3 4 .-As, sg 'vv 3 K 'PED 'SO 'QQ --4. 3-3 ,ef Y K N A Wx' X - V- -y v s IS r ' ' w N N K ' . ' ,, . . 'll ' , , , 5 ' ', 2, 3, 41 L. D. P., ,', 3 ' ble, 2, 3, 2 ' . 'X Tri , ,4g au , 'lg E ., 3, Q dvr Q V A . Z ' I - 1 N I Q . Y 5 ' 1' Cl b ' , 44 V Vu X 1 , y I 1 'Y r. ,,.. A F- , .I X 7 Ovxmg .. -Q I H ' , ' ' , . ' i S. ' YH,-:. ',,s' Ulf - I f N x ' ' ' W 'H 1 1 A , Q ' ,4 M 5 N - of , - 10 ' ' ' , S' -0 - 0 - y , . N I 3, - I A , H ' ,af M Y, ' 'J A -A--1 A Hb ,M I . , I ff 2- I . 5 A wx .Av A 4'l - A - -'Y ,Z A V' 1, ltr' , th J X - vm , , 3 7 h ' t v' ,,g lb,3,4 'A ' V r 1 -5 ' , 5 S, ,Q . y Z .I . h .K A ., . 'J' h '. ' SJ I I LAURABELLE ROSE BREWER ' 0 IULE FRED BRILL CLARENCE ARTHUR BROKKE . Too well known to get a ay with anything G.A.A,, 2, O.C.A., 3, 4, and, 2, 3, 4, Quar master, 2, 3, 4, Orchestr , 2, 3, 4, Ole ,Clu Cheerleader, 4 Where there's a will, there's 1 way. One thorn of experience is worth A whole wilderness of warning. IUNE MARIE BROTEN 3 Q 5 We all like lane best. ' O.C.A., 3, Coquina, 4 4 I NCES IRENE BROWN ' An all-around girl. G.A.A., 2, 3, 4, Vaudeville, 2 X MARGIE FAITH BROWNLEE Q Praetical, sweet, and wise. JAYNE BRUNSWICK 3? E Live wires never die down. Scribblers, 4, Vaudeville, 3 3 , 5 ROBERT WARREN BUCHS 3 5 Don't give up the ship- viezdlr 5 i , au ev: e, , B MARY LOUISE BUCK She has a certain way about her. Booster Club, 2, 3, 4' Scribblers, 2, 3, 4, Vaude- ville, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll, 4, Secretary, 4, Echo, 3, 4, Co-Editor, 4, Student Council, 3, Prom Com- mittee, 3 fx l -I .fad for Q .Qu Q OIG: '? ii -mi '23 6' - -49' DONALD WILLIAM BURKE Second thoughts are ever wiser. ROBERT EARL BUROUIST A proper man as one shall see In a surnmer's day. Football, 3, 4, S Club, 3, 4 ELAYNE MARIORIE BYER Ever willing, ever smiling. Cockades 3, L.D.P., 2, 3, 4, O.C.A., 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 4, Vaudeville, 3 CLYDE DAVID CAIN I say, don't take things too seriously, Hockey team, 4, Student Council, 3 IOHN RODERICK CAMERON Words sweet as honey from his lips distilled. Band, 2, Student Council, 2, Football, 2, Uevil's Pi, 3, 4, Debate, 2, 3, Conservation Club, 3, -l Sec.-Treas., 4, Echo Business, 4, lntra-mural Has- ketball, 2 IEAN MARIE CAMPBELL They say variety to life gives spice, Vaudeville, 2, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4 CARL LEONARD CARLSON An all-around good fellow. German Club, 2, Football, 4, Radio Club, 4, Stu- dent Council 4 DORIS LUCILLE CARLSON Doris sweet, Doris shy, But Doris will get along, GLADYS MARGARET CARLSON lt must be her eyes and dimples. Qflrmzn Club, 2, Athenae Society, 3, 4, Yaude- vi e, AS 3 7- ROBERT IOHN CARLSON Magnificent spectacle of human happmesa RUSSELL GORDON CARLSON Happy go lucky What care I? DORIS ELAINE CASPER Dancmg her hours away V udevllle 3 Glee Club 2 l F L 2 i It A SIGFRED STANLEY CHAPLITSKI He nc ver said much But he did a lot of thmkmg Radlo Club 3 GLENN HOWARD CHASE Chararler IS achrevld not refund Hu Y 2 Photography 2 STANLEY NATHAN CHASE I haue done many lhznp But basketball rs beet of all ntball 2 3 lb ketball 3 4 1 of-r ws' ,.g1 494 new -0 i 41 A HELEN LYDIA CHRISTIANSON -1 glrl north Imoulng ru C h lresl L ul s 5 BERNICE BARBARA CHUDECKE ll unlll you Anon h UJLYI' Ll uncnl Lu I 4 x3Lldt.XlllL SOPHIE MARY CHUDECKE I llkl hlr lots dont ou xdUdLXlHL .5 GLORIA NATALIE CARLSON A petlte bird Art Club 4 Chrlstnas Play 4 7 HAZEL ELAINE CP RLSON YT? The sociable smile Goes many a mlle 0 C A 3 Cockades 4 Vaudeulle 2 IUNE AVIS CARLSON Central s Blondle 0 C A 2 Vaudevllle 2 Art Club 4 gn vi i i IACK HOLT CASPER He is a good man and just IRENETTA CEDAR Able speaker able lhlnker Devnls P1 2 Orchestra 2 3 Strng? Ensemble 2 3 Dromlo 3 4 Dromlo Childrens Plays J Debate 4 Natlonal Forensic 4 DOROTHY MERLE CHADWICK Oh you d hare died laughmg Luce Club Z Scrxbblers 2 3 4 Punch Llub -I -5 ,,al9 or HARDING ELMER Cl-IRISTIANSON Has glnuzm slmlrlly HOWARD CHHISTENSEN lust om null fellow IOHN CHARLES CHRISTENSEN 4 larp,l hlartzd man CLARENCE CLEVELAND Bc mvrry if y0u'ri' wish Ulec Club, 2, Radiiv Club, -1 LORRAINE DOROTHY COOKE Sunil, gran' a.vpm't, S.C.C., 3 BLANCHE GLADYS COOPER Si'lf-uonquvsl is tht' grcatvs! nj riclnriix l.F.L., -l we 0' 5.3 'Ui SB Q I9 lk, . E , VIVIAN MARIA DAHL boy, did 1 war havi' fun. G. 2, L.N.P., 3, Treasurer. 3' Rand xilli 'I DOROTI-IIE LOUISE DEGLER Hi'r hair ix hvr i'rui1'ning glory. Student Council, 3, -l, Secretary, 3 LORRAINE VIRGINIA De-MEIRE Flin, xhi' lows il. 0.C..l., 3, -l l 'Q 1 -0 I' A --1 IOSEPHINE DOMANSKI L. . Oh, there never was a girl like josl'phini'. Cnckadcs, 3 FRANCES ANN DOMINIK 658211 fgvors gratvfully aci'vptud. IUNE MAXINE DONNELL Sparkling eyes and danfing feet Always are found mgvther. gfrguina, 3, 4, Vaudcville, 3, Glee Club, 2, Choir 1 4s ' F -Q , ,,,a- ,g ' I 96 1 - . s IEANNETTE NORMA COSS Why am I nice? lust bc-Cass. ELAINE IRENE CULLEN Thrre are smilris lha! make us happy, Hvrs is one of them. Cockades, 3, 4, Vaudeville, 2, 3, Student C--until 3 4 y AGNES VICTORIA DAHL A quiet but vvcr burning light. DOLORES VIRGINIA DeMOSS Forlum's prrishf Characlrr livf's. S.C.C., 3, -I, Treasurer, 3, Echn, -l WARD GEORGE DIXON All thc world is a stage And I do my part by cutting up. ANNA MAE DOBECH Anna is a very sivcct girl. Library Club, 2 Q' 0 1 6 vii ICJ N-01' !7 ah .. ' N f 4- f ' id L. CARL C. DROLSOM Quiet and reserved, Making his efyorts worthwhile. BERNICE CHARLOTTE ECKMAN Her fare reflefls chaructvrf' Orchestra, 2, 3, 4 IRMA BELLE EDWARDS Niceness personifivdf' G.A,A., 2, 3, -1, Vice President, 3, Dramatics Club -1, Student Council, 2, Vaudeville, 2 A ,W '2 X53 1 RODNEY JAMES EDWARDS I , ' Procrastination ls the thu!! of time. ' Debate, 2, 3, Student Council, 3g Executive Board, -gg, I 3, Hi-Y, 3, 4g Vaudeville, 3, Prom Cimmittee, 3g xx Glee Club, 2 N . l HELEN IANE EGNASH All the world is a mass of folly, Student Council, 25 S.C.C., 3 DORIS LORRAINE ELLENSON Heard melodies are sweet. But those unheard sweeter. S.C.C., 3 CATHERINE LUCILLE ELLIS A good mind possesses a kingdom. S.C.C., 35 Student Council, 4 S 4' 1 GERTRUDE RAE ELSMORE Our own 'Giggling Gcrtivf Coquina, 2, 3, -lg Student Council, 3. 4 ASTRID MARIE ERICKSON A Light-hearted and fancy-free. Athenae Society, 3, 43 Prom Committee, 3: Vaude- cl GLENN ELWOOD ERICKSON His tillo playing, ulll bring him farm ctestru Z 5 3 4 Strung, Enstm e JEAN OLIVE ERICKSON 5 5 I vt to nu tht lift I vt X L Cl r L uw GEORGE ALBERT EVANS You sptalt as om fed on pottrl rlbblers 2 5 4 EC BETTYIANE CANDACE EVERTS Let tht world go any way it wants to I like It anyuay S rxbblc-rs 2 LNP 2 3 4 Vaudex ll MARIORIE MARGARET FAGAN Smzltf We rc smiling utth you Scribblers 2 3 ,41 7 r PATRICIA KATHRYN FAGAN Whtn Irish eyes are smiling She steals our hearts away Nthenae 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Student Council 3 Social Committee 3 Vaudeulle 2 3 Carnival 2 Prom Committee 4 ...gl CHARLES SNYDER FAGERLIN Truly civil: ed man has no enemies Scribblers 2 Student Council 2 Conserxation Club 3 4 President 4 Secretary 3 Vaudeyxl 3 String., Ensemble 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 Echo Bus Mgr 4 Radio Commission 4 916 .7 Classical minded '- ,':',,, Gm club 2 choir 2 3 Debate 3 vaudeville 2 VICTORIA IULIANNA FEDYN FRANCES ETHYLE FELL Hir bright smile haunts me still Cheer leader 4 National l-orensnc 4 Debate 3 and' VERNON IOE FINN A lltllt nonsense now and then ls rellshid by the best of men WALTER EUGENE FISHER A good heart is better than all the heads in the world Rifle Club 4 'V MARIORIE VIVIAN FLESVI ' Placid and quiet like a dee Camo! Scrlbbler 2 3 4 GAA Devils Pi 3 3 Vaudeville 2 3 hs... ull , K Or ', ', I, 4, Choir, ', g . ' 'l hl , I 3, 4 ax ' W- ' F, -'ji , . , ' , 10 5 gk 5 0.C.,' ., 33 Stud 'nt Conn 'l, 45 F unch 'l l, 4 Q -A sa ix Sc' K- -, 4, l.lf.l.., 3, Q 110.14 ' In - . 1 v ' - - . '-, ' I - r v. , .C' ','2 .,., ,',g 'it',3 ' 3 y 'QA ' , , . ,Q 21 ,V .. V ,Y . A I V ,x , .. , . , Q I f . , , 5 . 1 '. 'Q gf K I .': ' , l 1 ' , 'Q A l ' ui who - ' ' , hz - ', 9' ' ' I h ' il , , : ' , Q , 1 lv, ' ': ' ,.,-1: .3 s t.: 'E - -Y P ' ' ' ' 1 A 3, l is f at ' A - Q .. N . . :., U .,, , I ' -0 ,': , . 9 , : ,- A 3 1 , - . : , 9 . ' ' I A ,,,' .. I 454' Y' ' 3 Q I af 4704 A 4 ' , 4 ' -1 ' 4 '1 Q V- 1' ,Q . 4 ', 'eg 26 y ,' 5, . ,,..,,---,.p ,, W . .1 Qt 3:5 fl ...pf -4 .7 I FERN MARIAN GEDDE They say the finest ones are the quivtuxt omni IEANNETTE LUCILLE GEDDERT E.4xniet'r2gir1 could never he found J.: ,, GARTH SPENCER GERMOND Original views on gathering news. German Club, 2, 3' Xaudcvill' 'J , v., ,, Zi: Dexil's Pi Bus., 4 IACK LLOYD GILMORE ll'hiStling' to kerp myself from huin ,Q afraid, Hi-Y, 3, -1, Football. 3, 41 Club . 4 GLENN IA MES GISIN I do not ran' for ladilx. No! l7lLlk'fl, I.F.L., 2, Rifle Club, IS QEIRALDINE GERTRVLIDE GOLDBERG eadj to go plates. Debate, 25 Cockades. 2, 3. -lg President. li. Liner- leader, 3, Devil's Pi. 3, Echo, 3, Prom Clrllllllittcu, 3, Vaudevillc, 2, 3, Senior Finance Committee, 4 HAROLD GOLDBERG A brave man struggling in the hands of fatty ELWOOD EMANUEL GRADINE '1Srhool! I xuppoxt' it's a nliwnssary wil. fwmiball. 2, li ROBERT EUGENE GREENSETH Why worry? The more we study, Thu marc our ignorance we discover -A 19- ff! CLARICE SIGNE FOSSUM Care not how many but whom you please. Vaudeville, 3, 0.C.A., 4 ROBERT RAYMOND FRANSEN lt matters not how a man dies, But how he lives, MARION ALBERTA FREDERICK 57khqfty4and practical is Marion. WILLIAM ROBERT FURST A friend to all. Conservation Club, 2, German Club, 33 Intra mural Basketball, 3 MARY VARDEN FYCKES The better you know her, The better you like her. Dromio, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 23 Vaudeville, 2, 3 Student Council, 25 Dramatics Club, 3, -Scrib blers, 3 LOIS MURIEL GARTHWAITE She has a most quiet, generous way. WILDER BALLARNY GATES Why hurry, as long as time flies anyway. Dromio, 3, 4 HAROLD ADOLPH GAUPER The mildest manners with the bravest mind. Football, 35 Vaudeville, 3, Student Council, 4 Radio Club 4, Secretary, 4 HELEN ALMA GAUPER Nothing is im ossible to her. Choir, 2, 3, 4, Sand, 45 Vaudeville, 3 -s. L il it 1 1 'T r ROBERT LEE GREN He pufs problems aside for hrazny da3s German Club 2 Vaudeulle 3 LUCILLE RUTH GRIMSTAD Even her fallrngs lean toward virtues Scrlbblers 2 Dewlls P1 3 MERTON CLARENCE GRIMSRUD Many receive advice Only the wise profrt by It ll- L 2 3 Carnnal 2 Chess and Checker Club DOROTHY MARIE GUNDT Siu poxslssvs a sunt Iharmrng UI CARL HOWARD GUSTAFSO1 Progrcss rs lhe Iau of lm RUSSELL IOSEPH HACHEY A har P1 drsposrtmn rs a UH of nafur nd nl ,av 1 333 ROBERT LEWIS GRIMSRUD Even on dark and stormy days He drd work while others play MYRON ELG-IE GROSS 'i A self made man who worshrps hrs own crcator nd 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 DONALD ERNEST GRUNDSTEAD A man of mark and una! a haskrthull flour I Y s n Naudul Club 4 if --in Q' I J JJ EARL H-A I Q. Q! RAYMOND EARL HALL' 'I' '. dream' dr'arn MARILYN DOROTHEA HAMMER 'war and .'u'1 t, ' -, x' 'I' Cnclmdux, 4 IOHN WILLIAM HA MMERBECK s a L'0lVlQ'dI0f1, john u'on'l mul am' I Q uns, Hockey Team, 3, 4 ffm LAUREN KEITH HANSON E-f'i ' 'n gr 'rr'-sf' ra-mural hajkelball, 'g I ' -I - ' MARION DOROTHY HANSON - -My fri' lg . 1 LJCILLE VIRGINIA HARMAN Who farm for work' 'd ruIl1'rl1uvI'ful1. .. 'g '1r's mas .eff LORRAINE MARION HAUGEII C snlrul x doll rmckadns r1m1 1 1 Counml -1 LILA MILDRED HEIKURA BETTY MARIE I-IARTLUND I wulll daml and daml lnrll Bu I urml nd 1 rn X r Lluh 2 MARY ELIZABETH HARVEY P Ilry the quun nl arlx umm I X I' ru.: nt L L N EDWARD ERAINCIS HASSEL Illl IQ not lrfz al all Hlfflfillf rlllr zl Y n ra mura aikuhall xv If-thall i an W1 all fame hir fluunlll I II LIIKQIYPI Z 5 L d n! QIHIHCII 3 IOHN GEORGE HIESEL Ah the low of uomnn II s knoun to he a law and flarful Hung Dromxo J 4 Scnbblgrsi chu x 3 -7 fs n -fv- IOREII HERE ELDROVE llll I jxflllflltl I X hx Q HER MARGARET HILDEBRA DT N Illllll OROTPIY KATI-IERII E HILL I I Illlll Ir 1 L :II I L cv L ' Llulv Luck l rv -14 -4? -4 -QQ' .7 3 ILYIE ELEAIIOR HOLDEN S 'wlnrxs ln u quiz! W y. Jurman Club. 1, ELAIl'E ELEAIIOR HOLMES I' 't Q rjffiu' 1' Hun unrzt mam. . A y ff 155 HARVEY LOUIS HOOD .-1 nliyhly hunllr anmng dur und lllum Cffllbtfkillllrll Club, 3 'Y lu. 'DQ 1 but 5 A ELSIE IRENE HEINO A sunt pnraonallfy mth hlzu RAY HENDRICKSON No! mmh for Afudx Bu! hm s I1 nal buddj CONSTANCE IOSEPHINE HERTI Ell Crmnu in hir frnnzh Hu! nlm nn! hzr Irund' nd Z I l Q- Pan VIOI ET ELLEN HILL I m not saying much But I m thmkmg a lot EARL WILLIAM HILLE Moonlight knight. G rman Club 3. 4, Vcc President, 3, Vaudeville 3' Studcnt Council, 4 MILDRED FRANCES HIRE We would hire her on her Blue eyes and dimples. Cmquina, 3, 4: Sludcnt Council, 3 'js 'S' 'Z 'D' QF g l -v 49 'Q Q..-Q Ei 11'- CONSTANCE MARIE IOHNSON .Shi 9 got what ll tain rvckadcs i 4 0 Naudul L Sluun Cfuncnl 4 ELAINE MARIE IOHNSON 9 :Cn as mu as xhl looks EVELYN RACHEL IOHNSON ll hue hnauty mttls hramx LN P 3 Prom Comnnltcc 3 EVELYN MARY IOHNSON A xxrlllng htart plus a llllllllllg ual FREDERICK IOHNSON IR III walk: but not alont lntra mural Baskctball -1 HERBERT EINAR IOHNSON He dullt as a say But thought av a man J udsnt Council J au cu L Nirlu In Team .5 IAMES ELMER IOHNSON 1 are now foolloosa and fanzj tru LLOYD WILLIAM IOHNSON Hn speech IS burning fm Ruth. ub 2 1 4 Ukblu 3 4 br hnance Conxmmcc 4 MILDRED IOHNSON Lrmku lookre Htrt comm the cook LOQUIHH 2 WILHELM BARNHART HOWARD Flret rn the fzght and even graceful deed Basketball 3 4 H Y 2 3 4 Student Coun l Choir 3 Vaudeulle 2 ELVA HUEBSCHER Warm hearted always Olee Club 2 Art Club 4 HOLLAND HARVEY HUTCHINSON Genius does what If can Talent what rl mual nservatlon Club 2 I 4 L D P ul ro P rv Ln Stu um Council 3 BARBARA EUGENE HOY Her ways arc tha ways of pllasantnus GAA 3 Dramatlcs 4 IANE IRENE IACKSON Blcmurg my lmnds lam JJ ROBERT CARL IACKSON W ,W-. N! He s gat what ll lakes Y 3 4 Prwxdcnt 4 Studcnt Lwun remdent 4 Soclal Comm 5 L. ll and Scroll 3 4 IbbIEl'Q A lruu nt 3 Debate -4 Naudcxnlle 2 1 ports Editor 2 Natmnal I-nun CLARENCE EDWIN IACOBSON He 19 a ,straight .shooltr THOMAS SAMUEL IEPSON Is he lauqhmg at hmmvlf nr at nlht udeulle 3 Radm Cluh N1 L C 2 CAROLINE MADELLA IOHNSON mmm 4 hcvl ln thc H Club 3 .il ...Inf 7 'Q . I K ,lai-,,',a4 101-4- Q vi 1' .-,X ,. . - V - , Q f C0 ' ,'f:, . . . ,.2.14.4.ilJm1w Pi, 4g.Q 'll and Sc ll,-15 f fu- 1. 4.. .1-1 x 5' ' 'I' A s.c, ., 34 OCA., 4 ' ' - f . S- -1 K , ,If Hi- ,2, , 5 - A, ,j - w ul. 14. 4 P .' . Q ' ., Ig mlb. 2. is. 4 Qu'I , ', pScr' L. ', 3, -1: ' 'S'- 1. de pg , 1 ' ,'gI mtlu1ll.2.li.4 . Pi S ' , Q ' ' 'RiC- 4 1 4 iggi: .. Ak . - , ,Pi I I . ' Va , 'Q ' , Ii. -lg jr. .'.f'I5 CI-uw 'JIV 'Qi . 12 il -if 3 1 X 271 'Her charming ways wzn your huart. R I D ' Y 5 Ngp -' ' - muse . 8. I'IL'lILIII 1 f Q 1, 4 Ahcn '1 -fn-, 14. .' l- I A I - 1 I,, .. 4 sc .. 3, 4 I E I GA.. ., 2, 3 I I I I f ,fi K Hi-Y, 45 jr. Safety Council. 2, 3. 4. lrcs'd'nt. l. Q ' f sr ' ', '. v Q--'11-. 14. ' .ly Q ...A ' . .g12,iQ,'l W I -'v,avger,vl ' ' Cl Na!iun.l 'Fur4ur1:ic, 3. -13 A 4 -, 2 ', 5' ,Q H . n . , , ' ,, I ,al I I .. 30 'l oscAR seven JOHNSON 'N 'My One of Central's greatest. s German Club, 2, 35 President, 35 National Forensic, 3, 45 President, 45 Dromin, 45 Sr. Class Vice-Presi- dent, 45 Carnival, 25 Vaudeville, 2,35 Debate, 3, 45 Devil's Pi, 2 RICHARD PAUL IOHNSON l have shut one more door In my house of education. Vaudeville, 3 WESLEY ARTHUR IOHNSON A man with 'sax' appeal. Student Council, 35 Treasurer, 35 Dramatics Club, 4 IREENE S. IOKI To grin is no sin. S.C.C., 4 ROBERT WALLACE IONASON Friend to all- Enemy to none. Basketball, 2, 3, 45 Football, 2, 45 Glee Club, 25 Student Council, 2, 45 S Club, 3, 4 EDWIN DAVID IONES Bravery never goes out of fashion. I-IILDEGARDE LORRAINE IONES A spirit as sunny as her hair. NORMAN CHRISTIAN IORGENSON From the crown of his head To the sole of his loot is all mirth. Conservation Club, 2, 3, 45 Baton Twirler, 3, 4 HELEN IULIA KARLING Dancing Karting. Student Council, 25 O.C.A., 4 ff ZS if , W ff rl, zu , as 36- -P ,,-.elf TZ . STANLEY FRANCIS KARWOSKI He's all that he's 'trumpeted' up to be, VIOLA TERTTU KARY l!'s good to be merry and wise. Virgil, 3 FRANCES CLARE KEAOUGH We call it pretty Farzny's way. Vaudeville, 35 Glee Club, 35 A'CappeIla Choir, 4 BERNICE ANNA KEARNEY lust one bundle of pep. Rooster, 2, 3, 4: Scrihblers, 2, 3, 4: Student Crvun cil, 35 Vaudeiille. 2, 35 Dramatics Club, 45 Treas urer, 45 His First Shave , 4 VIRGINIA MADELYN KELLER lust naturally nice, GORDON EMMET KELLEY Laugh and the world laughs with you Band, 2, 3, 4 ROBERT MONROE KELLEY What is a study hall for If not to have fun in? Swimming Team, 35 Football, 4 MIRIAM IEANNE KEMP To know her is to tove her. !.ibrary Club, 25 Drrimio, 3, 45 Vaudeville, 2 3 EUGENE EMMETT KERNAN A mirthful lad with never a frown 'b 1 ni l-1 1 Q' fa if r N A, Q I Q lnl lllllilllxilll Y LOIS MAE KOBY Personality is to man as Perfume is to flowers. French Club, 2, 3, Vaudcvillu, 2, Orqlifggm 4: String Ensemble, -l, Echo Rus., 3. -1 ESTHER MARY KRAEGEL Snml- lhink the wnrld is madl' for fun And so do I. Dcvil's Pi, 2, 4, Vnudcvillc, 2, 3: Blmster P 3 4 Treasurer, 4, Quill and Scrnll, -lg plfllll Lum I tee, 2 BARBARA IEANNE KREMER Common scnsr' is nm' of Iivr nmnii assellx German Club, 2, 0.C.A., 2, 3, Carnival, Z 'U' WTI' S1 DQNALD EDWARD KYLLO Very consfrvallve is he, A happy future may he see. Drrlmio, 3, 49 Glee Club, 25 A'Cappella 3, ELMIE AMELIA LAHTI Good will makes intelligence. FRANCES E. IQANDIS We're glad she 'land'-ed here. Wx flu ALICE MARIE LARSEN 'AI' lo her frilindsf' Glue Club, 2, A'Cappulla Choir, ll, 4 RALPH CLARENCE LARSEN Wl1l'n lhl' szrlviwt ix girlx vl'lJl1'H ugrur This hay mlvs a B..-1. dL'f.ffl't'.' ' l-'ruin King, li, Hi-Y, 3, -lg Trcnsnrur. Sllli Council, 3, Exucutivc linard, llg l.,lD.l' 2 S J Full Circlc , 4, Vannluvillu, 2. ll, liurinin L 1 2, lntra-mural Basketball, L, Ii RAY WILLIAM LARSON Whrn all frirrzdx cnnvvnv, Hrfs lllllllflll lhi'rn. ,,.. , ,.,- . . 1tf7R fr, .'..LL.AF-I LEE IR IHA lliili, tif. mwdill ' r ll:uNlrt.a-11:1 Q K.l.lH l . mtv' 4 ltr I l' X ,, - I . , llll 'SLI 1, l'tlwt.lv.4ll I ll-N I I'll-' Quill I Qlulv L MURIEL IEAII LEE 'Xntlix xttir, will IAMIIT IVTRIQRT L I Hitt rl Itllil till Sutrivztttitq Itglztt. 4 I :ix , MARGARET ELEANOR LIEII This yuung lady lcnunm wliatlw u'ha1. NORMAN WARREN LIIIJD Knmt'lt'dgv t'nn1t'x,' Wisilnni Iingrrxf' l'l1f1tl-ggraplly Club. 2, Hrmd, 2, A. Ilux'iIK I'i. I AUDREY LUCILLE LIIJDBERG l.i!IItf Auzlrwy laughul um! iUlllJfIltl.H Library Cluh, 2, 3. 43 Treasurer, 14, Vicc Prusitlunt. 43 l'reSidcnt, 43 Scitiflr Class Trt':l'urt'r. 1, Iitllll. 45 Caesar Club, 4, Tllrcc Altlskutuurs, It, Quill :mtl Scroll, 4 IUNE MARY LINDSTRUM A xurtrzt' Sllllll' for all. Urchustra, 2, 3. SCL.. IS, Virgil Qlulw, 4 IOIIII PAUL LISAI5 Hlirtrx' mlm is a twlurm' if you Lnflu' Imac' In null him. rSTHER GUIIHILD LOEGREDI danditr pu! mule! mvtr lu ffluridf' Lllcl-cada. 2, 15. 4 Q 7' 'C , . 44 pr MARIE INIARIT LEL.-Rffl Sil1l'lrl' in ull, ,: 'EAEQRGVE HAHLAQ: LIEGGATE 7lilrt' .x u lffl oy ju: in lilly, I HI' nun x lvlwliatirt' ll'lliI hu .xfulllt I lr. Unis Trcastxrur, .SQ lr Sf-mul Kitllllllllllt I , . lillys Sting. li. l'rllm L'lt:1liilllttt 4 WILLIAM TONY LENOVICH l am rizuxlvr nf my fair, I uni tagvluirz nj nil .wixlf .J MELVIN IOI-IN LINDBERG A nivrry hvar! maktx a 1'ht'Q'IfIll rffunl Dcx'il's Pl Mcclmnical Staff, 4 CORRINE MARGARETTA LINDFORD Thur url' fairics in hor cyl Art Club, 4' Dramatics, 4 LILLIAII MARIE LINDSTROM A sxvwi disposition will pay yuur wal' t'vl'ryu'ht'rt OTCIICSIFS, 2, S.C.C.. 33 Yaudcvillc. Ii, Ida 4 i PATRICIA AGNES LOGEE Banu known as 'Pat' and a dwptnduhlt it lrllr I.F.l.., Zig Quill and Scrfull. 43 Student L u L IJCXIVSPLZ.:f,ECll1t.2.l5,-1,UYHIIIIIIIC L MAVIVJRIE IUIJE LORIMOR Frm xpiritvd, frm' ihinhrf' Orcl1cstra,3, -1, Strlng Enscmblc, 15. 4, l N I' ' KENIIETH E LUND Rl'ading makvlh a full man Football, 4 . '. 'Ep' Stud ld you R EIT tl v5gg!k't ER Vflkfl' O DGREN by you wzth a s :le M appy all t e 1 Q ru s t of hit R EAR TTO McC I s go! everythm DORIDTHEA MAXINE MCCARTI-iv Ideas are born of knowltdgt Student Councll J Secretary 3 lD 'kthenae 3 4 Dromlo 2 Rocnal Lommntut Vaudeulle 2 3 IOI-IN EARL McCOWN Gtntle of speech Beneftcent of mind H1 Y 4 Student Council 4 HUGH MCDONALD The one thtng fmtshtd In thte hasty world Hockey 2 3 ROBERT NEIL McDONALD Much may he madt of a Scotrhman ll he he caught young 0mm 2 .5 ant blew 2 Dramatxcs Club 4 Productmn Mgr 4 Ndmur able Crexghton Full Clrch. 4 Qtudtnt Councll 4 Executnc Commlttee 4 ir Play Lurn mlttee 4 GERALDINE LORRAINE MCGREW leru Seems quxet But they say Slit 'Z' vw-gy ng ,ui i ff- 4 f N- IACK HUDSON MCKINNEY LII Knoulcdgn grow from mort t nr I utternxan 4 Durle P I Q run EUNICE VIOLA MCMANUS I udsh Boba would gt! hack tn xtnlt JAMES ROY MCOUAID I love fools expertmtnts I am alnays making, thun nwrxatmn Club 2 L mal 2 rlhbleri J 4 and chwtra 4 'Student ClPlJlICll 5 I 5 I Team 3 4 DONALD MURDOCK MCOUEEN Somttzmzs I thmlt Im rn low ROGER GUST MACK 4 singer of some non D ul P1 4 MARGARET EDITH MACKELA Goodnme tc good huxtmsx 1 Ec 0 ARLENE MABEL MAFFITT fhrnhatzr systtnlutzc rman Club 2 3 4 emdtnt i xx e armxa Dramatnu ub Ne hw.vs In thu Haus: HULDA CHRISTINE MAGNUSON Dependable and pattent Cockades 2 3 4 WALTER R MAIIALA Thr' dmtant future btckom lo 1' 'U' 19' af' 2? f Z 11 1 KATHERINE OLIVE MAURER ' She won't he with us any 'Maurtr. .aL. 3 4' Scribblers IOHN RICHARD MELIN 10 School won't hurt anyone if you take it 0 .- Student Council 4 BOB EUGENE METERAUD He gals a lot out of life. RALPH SYLVESTER MEYERS A smile for all. n ra-mural Basketball 2, 3 4' B y: . Football 4 HOWARD EUGENE MIDBUST Tho mighty atom. I ribblers, 2, Ii, g F. ', Z, g u ik ROBERT WALTER MILLER School's all right in its plow, whl'n x its plum? MARGARET MYRTLE MODER '.MllLkt'l lo hw palx, .-'lnd who lAl'l'f hu pul? Student Clfuncll, 2 LILLIAN MOLLER Putty as a pivtunf' Glue Club, 4 CLAIRE IRENE MOLTER Natural .Slc't'e'tnvx,s. O.L.A.. 2, 15. -lg VICC President. 4, Yauduxlll ELSIE ELIZABETH MAKI By all that ls good and wlsc ANNE COLE'I'l'E MARCOE lllcbet she knows all the latest steps ROBERT ORVILLE MARKESON A good lrtend with an Obllflfll manner F otball 3 Basketball 3 Track 2 H Y 2 ROBERT LEWIS MARTIN And truth: devlne came mended lrom those lrps jr Class Vlce Presldent 3 Dromuo 3 EUNICE MARTINSON It is noble to succeed EUFENE MARTINSON Honor lies ln honest toll gonservatlon Club 2 3 Scrlbblers 3 4 D 4 ROY MARTINSON With s arkllng zest he played the dals away Hockey eam 3 4 Stude Councul 2 3 ARNOLD HOWARD MATHISON A quxet man but quite a man Glee Club 2 HELEN IRENE MATTSON Convlnrlng to those who can not convmcld Vnrgll Club 4 'WG' S-1 in 4- 219 -of ,,..- ASTRID ELEANOR MORK Prepare and prosper WILLIAM RICHARD MORROW Qu: l resery ed and shy Bu! hm ll cerlamly gut by IUNE ELEANOR MORSE are all for you G rman Club 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 40- 46. -r in FREDERICK IAMES MURPHY Nat as serious as hc looks Baskntball 2 3 Intra mural Baskctbx dent Council 3 4 MARIE MARGARET MURPHY Worlhy of evlrythmg Coqulna Club 4 ALLENE IANE NELSON The envy of everyone natural curls QSM -if vi .11 ROBERT THEODORE NELSON Outspoken in his convlctions Q -1 47' -ll. DOROTHY VIOLA MORTENSON Goodly IS she that goodly doeth ELVA IANE MULLVAIN It s no fun at all to sz! stzll ,.,..u1 ALICE IANE MURPHY Smzlzng peppy Murph enae SOCIEYV 2 3 4 D P nt 3 Dramatlcs 4 Cheerlgader '3 4 'I 1 Ch 2 O G Cum a mr a e 1 lv. T no 3 Strung Ensemble 2 Dull s I Student C uncll 3 4 Vaudeyx v. um Commission 4 .l 'T 1' 'Un If Gimp EVELYN BEATRICE NELSON Whx workl Lets play IOYCE BEATRICE NELSON Shc rs always happy Dromlo 3 4 MARIAN MAXINE NELSON It s nice to be natural if you are just nalurally nice jr Safety Councxl 4 Treasurer 4 Echo 4 B nd 2 3 4 ACappella Choir 2 3 4 jr Sa y Council 3 4 Glee Club 2 Dramatlcs Play -3 RUSSELL IOHN NELSON 4 Q HL is on the brink of a good career. , b, A 3' SERENE EVELYN NELSON 2 'Y S 'rem van bu scrurw V V But she loves a good Joke. ' F. .,L: IU, 'Q' I1 S my Jggg, 2- Irs 'i 36 ' THEODORE CARL NELSON Happy hours maku up my lily. WARREN LOUIS NELSON The main business of lifv is to I-ning' if Rifle Club. 3, 4 ' ' ' EILEEN CAROL NEWMAN She has the qualities of a julurl' nur . G.A.A., 2, 3, 4 LOIS LUCILLE NORBERG Hnr mind rx hnr kingdom ALBERT LLOYD NORD Srmplf nmdu! and trm mum, man ra murll Ihsknttvill an IOANNE ELEANOR NORDOUIST hrauful dullful mmdjul af Offllfk UML 41 U N lx I VIIIICII L Il L 11 mr -Q is -3 .gf- , BETTY ANN OAKES blmng body slrnnk num! MILTON I-IOMER OIE A umnrng nag and ll nlnaxant vnzh CHESTER WALTER OLIVER Why Study! Lxlc is short Thn art of lvarmng I5 long, Basketball 3 I-nutball 2 Oruhutm -4 A IEAI NETTE OLSO. LINFRED MELVIN NICHOLAS Trnuhh and lm mur m 1 If Lllh S I LIELEN BERTHA INISSW E Im! nr vprrzt In h r I LLYL ETX 1fI'IIN LL L 41 I 1 IIN Ll VR 'EST HENRY IIORR T' HodI xl male 4 d .-1 ALRERT IOHN NORMA I I Hu unrld all wi la I I lm! I 1 RIIREI4 MATT IIYKAVE' rl Q H01 LH14 :NIH MYRTLE IEAI O BRIE x lm lm nz min S v I 11 418 an-v gr., KENNETH IOHN OLIVER It mailers nn! hon Inn,, Inu But how un ll chutra Nt 4 lntra mural Has 4 BARBARA IEAN OLSE a zllnf whnlar and a azffmzl I ILILIII Q I Dr WILLIAM LEROY OLS s lunhs lun s rrzanx rr For hardy spurt and umm I I 'If Llu MQ' ,.pf'ru1- A: if As .-. .-. ., ZILILC -. L ., Q zz: - SITA ADINA O SOIJ ' nIrm1ly av' bIql1lr1a.2, Yal1dux1llc.li,UL I J I JOHN WARREN OLSOTI C'0nquust parsuw urhwn' murayv lladx -6 ,,, 'O if -Z 37 9 IJ .l 1 its 415 ai WAYNE CI-IISHOLM PA FF EL A mind quuk to pmnuvm A uzll quirk! fx an 4 I ull HOWARD L PALM S114 nu baspeaks of ganmx Racrpatmn Club 4 ROGER CARL PALM Lxlf ran hr a ang for than 1 0 Nl h t lee Club 2 exll 1. S C uncll Z 3 IOYCE IRENE PARKINS To kup ln pau with rhl unzmnr krep nmung, A DORIS VIRGINIA PARTELOW The lzfe of thf party dent Councul 2 French ClLb 4 4 Tna esxdent 4 x Lrs Echo 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 HAROLD IAMES PATTERSON T I mind that ull! b happy mu I I If ut GERALD PEARL If the quutmn lv rafhlr 1110 Why not try a 111111 bluff Debate 2 LILLIAN MAE PEARSON Good nalurfd L11 udexrlle Z rn Il Ulee Club Z LOUISE MARIE PEARTHREE llhln I Ill axlup I am nuslzng, lun ,i i l LORRAINE ELEANOR OLSON A trul' friend with a smile jnr ull. NORMAN FERDINAND OLSON l'rnrzdll upuialll u rth Warrnn N aud v. lntr n n al Z OSCAR OLSON A young, man of Imrgy and nohll amz RUSSELL WILLIAM OLSON ll hal s tha un of uorrllll uhm thI uorld5 full of fun' VERA MARIE ONNESTAD hllnays good aluays cheery CHARLES OSTAZESKI Good humor IS the blue sky of the soul PAUL RUSSELL OSTROM Surely If charazler makes Ihr man H1 proves that saying, ae no nm can Fmwtball 2 3 4 lntra mural Basketball ub -1 Swrmmmg Team 2 Xaudunlll l clal Commlttee 2 B1lXlIlg Team RUTH LORRAINE OVER Over there. you sic steadfast Rulh ROBERT GLENN OYAAS He srudree but ht s plrf lily normal Olball 3 -I H C I QNX Q I rf' at 'I-R i -rf? 21. .1- 'l J xg. ll' -si MYRTLE ADELE PEARTHREE laugh and the unrld laughs urth 1 I C DONALD ROY PEDERSON :mu t 1, xourh1shI L Club J dent Cuuncul C. C LORRAINE ANDREWES PEDERSON WL0' H r nohl h art n tin nnhtut CRI L OLIVE LENORE PERRY I is L od as h utr u mt C uncll 4 DORIS PETERSON Hrr umnlng uma and smzln Wah our rtujs utll uorlhulult chestm A S C C EDWARD PETERSON W4 mvu kmw hu ahzlztus betaust of hu modtstj e Club I ELAINE MARGARET PETERSON Htr nudom speaks though sht 1 ul nt IRENE ELLEN PETERSON Frmd habltx main tht nay fonljorlahh LFIEIL 5 KENNETH CARL PETERSON Toll rs the trut stholar x fllkllflll In Club I Xa ,Q of '54 DF -f 'if' LORIMOR PETERSON Wisdom tempered with wrt NORDIS SIGNE PETERSON Her sure mth is the surest A xc Pres: en u ent C unc: Coquma 3 4 SIGNE CAROLINE PETERSON Sucress comes to those like Sign: udenlle 2 L N P Nice Pres de VERNA IANE PETERSON Why cant we take gym more than one yearf SCC 3 jr Socxal Commmttee 3 OCA 4 HOWARD HIRAM PETREY The man that would be hap Crafts Club 4 Echo Art 4 IRVING HENRY PHELP Smg and I smg with you Study and you study alone Glee Club, 3, Cockades, 3 MARIAN LORRAINE PIIN K ' A merry companion makes the way shortnr IUNE CONSTANCE PINKOSKI I love life I F L 2 Cockades 3 4 Xaudeu 1 leader 2 3 Debate 2, Dew 3 Cam: WILBERT LAWRENCE PINNEY He knows more than he shows aiu Y ng? Qi R LOUISE PRESTHUS Her vrrtuvs an hzr artv Vaudeullf. 2 Athenan 2 4 Dramatnm 4 ORRIN PUTNAM Variety rw the splcf of Irfl Don t try one try them all 2 3 Scent w C0 kadu 4 Dun A 3 Na deulla. Sc blgri 2 DOROTHY IANE RANKIN Churfulmss lb an rngrcdllnt of hlallh and wlalth French Club 2 OC A J 4 Student Cuuncl 5 3 LUCIL E RASMUSSEN Chararllr is l1Al gold A ULILNIIIL 3 JA X RAYMOND SIGRID REINAAS Wh5 toll in slhnolf Then s plnntj of zt outszdl ELLEN MAY RING 7hl fajous 1711 r Il I1 Cockadns I 4 Xaudu ll .qi WILLIAM MAX ROGGE Mast powerful is ha' who has himself in pl1wvr. , ss President. -1: Q dont Council, 3: All - . vatiun Club, 3, 3 Vice Pres' mt, 4: Natiu . frcnsic. 3. g Sc ary-Treasurer, 4: D x l': .' ws Editor, 4, Debate, 3, BEN ROSENTI-IAL IJynumlll' in vault ist. 'urmzl ' , 1, 5 'au cvi c, I, lu' g Tunm, -I, H1155 518,55 SIDNEY WALTER RUNIONS Soma think thl' world was made for fun 40 and frollc, and vo do I. CHARLES WILLIAM PLAIN A smzle IS the whzspu of a laugh DONALD LAWRENCE POOLER Little lhmgs an Ihr foundation ot a hu, ull Cockades 2 3 4 MCL Prusldnnt J Prwndmt -1 IOHN ROBERT PRENDERGAST A man of educalron and art Devxl s P1 Make up Foreman 4 'L in E6 'L' BERNICE E A RANTA Shl s mm and hon' EVELYN FRANCES RASMUSSEI I am rvddy ee Club 2 Vaudeulle 3 OL X HERBERT HOWARD RASMUSSEN Hockey the man s game JCLOX ny IANET AUDREY RITZMAN W do Bllls norm mort ojtln than onlt a month al jam! x houu 'LL Llub ppdla Lhoxr MARY CAROLINE RIVERS 3 3 7 'Hlrn Marx aluayb 0 LOUISE M C ROBINSON A light heart makea norlt lxght if 'QP ,JM w-1 BERT GERHART RUSDAHL The very rnk of perfection l P 2 tudcntCouncx 5 Rad1nClu -8 UI and Scroll 4 Devils P1 4 Sr FlnanC1alC0mmlt L8 BERNICE IEANNETTE RYAN True knowledge is modest 0 C A J 4 Vaudevllle 3 ,41- SADIE ETI-IEL SAALASTI Good will spells gold KALMAN HENRY SARKO Why look for trouble? Llt ll look for you Glee Club 2 Rifle Club 3 IACK MILTON SAUTER nd 2 3 -I Ochestra 2 I Thnrl rs no wisdom lzltl franltm ts ELLEN ELIZABETH SAVELA Hud and you ll had 4' fl -ef' N4 ..4 DOROTHY IANE SCHAK Kn0ulvd1,L comes but wisdom lingers. 'Q Xl ..--5 1 . Ochestra, Z5 Orchestra 3. g Ole- ' 1 . L. String Ensemble, 3' Echo, -lg Dramulicm, 4 LUCLLE MURIEL SCHIBRET lt doesn't pay lo say nothing Olee Club 4 FREDERICK SHERMAN SCHNELL 'A good word and a smile for everyone. ootball, 3 4' Club, 4' Student U eil, 1' X on -I4 7:-5 Sur 401 4' IOSEPH BERNARD SALAY The world delights ln sunny peonln ckades 2 3 Scrlbblers 2 3 4 Ifchu R Radio Club 4 Band 2 3 4 RICHARD LEWIS SALVESON hone olhvr HAL Ium WILLIAM LORING SATHER Hr doth Indeed show sparks that are like wrt l at GENEVIEVE BARBARA SAWICKI bmi! Gtnlvuva IAMES RAYMOND SCHACHTE Good nalur and good .sum must nur 10171 Shultermcn 4 Echo pIIl7tlbL,f'lf7IlN 4 GEORGE ERVAN SCHAFFER ll ho uaus to hl a studlnt had mur hun ont L 3 4 Prcs d n as ,, ' C' IRENE VIRGINIA SCHOLD ll'hul Shu mlucx ix dum' wilh ' ' ' ec Club, L MOT-IA CECELIA SEARLE Hllkhul I um' ix 1 ROBERT EVAN SEELEY uve u'nrl.',' it ,fawin luv rt, I cuulll .wil and wall I1 il I r H x -'un all, I, 3 li's'c 1. , 1, , . nt' 1 gYaudex'iIIc, ' INEZ MAE SELDEN Aluals happy aluau Amd 4 4 I to 1 hcrmin Llub 2 MARIORIE IEANNE SELDEN Tint zn vozcr hut full nf thought 1 et Club ft Qter 1 uljeylllt 5 C13 llllllll cc rv-' ' H ALTHEA SENNE wr' A Stl nater runs dup A 4 Presrde 4 Student C lun 1 jr Social Commtttue 3 Naudeullc 3 GEORGE MQCLENNAN SENNATT Othtrc hr' dzma fn In swims So humnre Class Mu lruudtnt 2 llc l Y r I a I xv ul S Mgr 4 Smmrmng 'lcam 2 MILDRED LORRAINE 110011 tutt and ru -I U 4 Naudcxlllc SEVERSON ub 2 lL.ap1u 1 l' l THELMA MULVIEDA SHELLUM Sht hm mcanrnl, rn htr arr x ' J Stu c 1 LGVERNE VIVIAN SIMON Tull nttd mann! Orchwtra 3 4 Stung, LIISLITIIJIL 4 OLLIE THEODORA SLETTUM I afttn think rt s tomual rchcntra xt L 5 tL l SYLVIA SMILANICH OhAthoAe dark eyes If 'S-A If 35 -0' 49 RARBARA FRANCES SMITH ls she as vmooth on vk1s9 rrbblers 2 3 4 Quull and Scroll 3 -I Nat ulle 2 3 Prom Commuttee 3 Student Councll tl Executne Board 3 S0c1alCharrman 4 Hoostcr 3 4 President GRANVILLE IOSEPH SMITH Dont walt to be cranked be a sel starter G rman 2 3 4 Vaudex e IRENE VIVIAN SMITH Hu lust tapltal rs htfwlf omlo 2 i IJ P 2 Stu I Lwuncnl MAUDE FLORENCE SMITH Trai frnndehlp la Izltt sound lualth RAE STUART SMITH Nnhll m Ivmm thought and in tum dtttl umm cs 4 Ihw I a wnal I-fmrumc 5 4 Scrlbbc Q Secretarx 3 RALPH MARVIN SMITH H hat an IIIIIIIYHXIH urn n 11 r nattcs Llulw c udulllc Wll LIAM CLIFFORD SMITH Tht pan lx tht tantu of man xermin Club 1 in S rnll ul s P1 GLADYS LORENE SODERLUIID Tht uorld nas madt to ht tnjm d KENNETH SODERBERG Tn unrrl about tomnrrmv IA to be unhappl today fi Us ,Q 410 I '7 l LORRAINE EDNA STEFFENSON hood old Lorraine wlll fltlfl ht rgott A Il ers 1 DORIS IEAN STEPHENS Corxentment zs happzness DELORES EVELYN STERN MJcname gray be stern but lm no ET:-IEL LORRAINE STROOZAS Be thrzfty and thrive atcty Crluncll 2 4 F Chow Tnple Trm Xaud EILEEN EVELYN SULLIVAN 4 Qmllf for Pverjonf r1bblLrS Z Elu ul Radu L1 mmnssun 4 R09 EDNA SERENA SURDET Her smlle IS ac golden as fur hazr ROBERT SUSENS I m ajltr the man uho znuntld uorlt UEI ORES LUCILLE SUTHLRI AIND lndshlp 19 to he purthasltl only lu rn tx 5 L L x ' s L L 4' CAROL IEAN S WEEZEY Hnalx on the gn H lxtu ' 5 4 Xaudcxlllt I S ali GUDRUN SOLBERG Ohc Gnndw ann! prrsrdents mtln tmp, BETTE MABEL SOREN SO I lou cur wr' Bcttf 91 rmux G rman Club 2 OC A 3 ROBERT WALLACE SPECHT Thr lad ullh thl ldulatrd fa Scruhhlnm 'S 4 gfUdCI'1IL1Ul1Cll 1 LJUGLNIIIY. VIRGINIA MAE SPRINGER Talented zn all wals D -1 Gle Clu mr dent Councll 2 Naudculle 3 ELAINE MAE SPROWELL 4 :park of youth udent Councll 4 Naudunll 2 bun Llub 2 J 4 jr Social Cnmmlttui -1 IACK WARREN STANDFIELD He .s made of Rah material Cheerleader 2 3 4 Sophomore Claw. Preeldent I Cl b 2 5 ll Ch -l lee u pe a fur nt Council 'S lntra mural Basketball 2 3 Dramatncs Club 4 MARIORIE CLAIR STEELE Margie Ill tell the world I love you 'Wargu Gee Club 2 Cholr 2 3 4 MARSHALL THEODORE STEEN ls not quite a brute nd 2 3 r stra 4 bl 2 V D ers a ra matics 4 GENEVIEVE HELEN STEFANOWSKI cFl:13xnds are worth more than fame 1 4- 'W 'fsuiu 3' .7 4-u sc. 3. 4 ' N nay U - e ' ,', . . ., .4 .. , , , , . ,M ., f ' 5. U '.-3. Ilrvmifl, 2.14, 4. ' -.3 1 I - -wx. t L. . P.. 3. 3 e- h. 23 Ch ' , QS. 4: Stu- , ff' - ' P '- xi .ll N , ln 6 A 4 5' c.'.3: mn ' , 2. C '. '. :', A Cap 1' 3. I Stul Y de E - f ,4, , ..,, l' . 5 , l - E. , ' , P A r 6 ' ' ' , 6. The man-mar blushgg I , ' Ba , , ,4, 0 che , gL.N.P., 2, L.D.P., 2. N , I . 3, 4, Serin , , 3, 4, udevme, 2, 3, - rv . VV ,b I I y 2 . ., 2, 3, 4. E .4 A-I l ., . v . . ,My 'nun GA. ., 2, Sc bbl ,2, s.c,c., 3 - .J 0.c. ., 3, 4 ' , s.c, ., 4, mrs Pi, 4 I 4 Jr. s I '.'. 3, , IAA., 2, 3, 33. .45 ' , 3, -lg ' evillc, 3 A Sb 'L - , ', 3. 4, ullllsler, 3, 4, v tl' uf, 3, -1 Ir ' 41 , J. Q. vx v- K1 I Fri .' ' '. 1 ' .' ' 'f nl hip ' li, -1, S-U-tarv, L53 lr-.ld'nt. 4. ll .zlk f li, 4 K I 5 Q BERNARD ARVID SWORD A follg good fellow Whlfh no onli tan deny Conserxation Club 2 Radio Club Prcsulcnt 4 ELROY LAWRENCE SYRING A trut -lmvruan LEONA ROSE TQBELLE Lcadtrs an usually readers ...ai 15 'U IAMES RUSSELL TERRY lfl lannot find a way I malt on t 1 ll Llass Secrctarx ' l icribbcs 4,- EDWARD PATRICK TESKE A mon s rnan Swimming Team 4 Radio Club Xauduillc MAXINE RAMONA THOMAS Bright confidtnt and trut BETTY CLARA TOKAR A chcurful friend is likt a sunny dup. RAY WALTER TOLLERS A hop whom Crnlral won'l forgo! quickly. skcthallcli 4' Fr ball 1. 4: Stu c Cv , V ,. ub , HELEN LILLIAN TOPAK 'Well taught! Coquina 3 4. Q 331 ' 'Q wg ' , if P 1' Ci 92? ' e ,qv IEAN ELIZABETH TAFT Virtue alone is a true nobility enae 3 4 Tr surer .5 S linanclal mittee 4 ORVILLE BERTRAM TALSNESS Fight tlu good fight ALICE LOUISE TATGE Aohle in dad and in though! 5'f,f 'fx '7 ' ,ef H-nr' HAROLD EDGAR THOMLEY With my mes uzdt optn lm dnammf, Rifle Club 2 HARRY IAMES THOMPSON Ambition? What is il' ootball 2 .5 lntra mura as ctball r Social Committee 3 5 Club 4 audc ll EVELYN TITCH Polse and atlractncnvss are hlrs Ckadcs 2 J 4 Scrlbblcrs 2 l -l P m Commxttm .5 Vauduills. ics 4 Aw -si 14.4-... L 42 K EDWARD IOHN TUREL A true and modest fellow. S ent Council 2' F ball 2, 3- lntra-murl Basketball 2 3' Carnival. 2' Devils Pi Mechani- ca Staff 2 3 WALLACE EUGENE UDLER Toll is the law of life. RICHARD ULLAN The whole world loves a good s orl. Student Council, 2g lntra-mural gasketball, 3, 4g Vaudeville, 3 -x if I 5- 44 I -6 ANNA MAE V OS lj you are wise, bv- wise. PRISCILLA LOUISE WACHSMUTH Content is all. O.C.A., 3, 4 ARTHUR GROVER WAGNER As large as life and lwice as natural. Football, -tg S Club, 4, Conservation Club 3 4' Treasurer, 4 'U' ' AQ 'C .in I 1-O FRANKLIN EASTMAN WALSH We couIdn't get along without the Irivn Student Council, 2, 4, Vnudeville I- tr te , 4 1 y - l. Lelw. 1: In- a-mural Basketball, 2, 3: Sr. Financial Cnnnnit- c ALEX IOI-IN USNICK l make a specialty of being good natural. MAURICE RENE Vcml-IOVE Let the rest of the world slide by! Golf team, 3, 4 IOI-IN EDWARD VITZ He silent and safe,- Silvnu' never betrays you. 5 ev s 1 1 if EARL ALBERT WALDE A good stuarnt, a good friend. GEORGE ROBERT WALDE A light hear! liuvx long. Orchestra. 2, ll, -lg Cncltzulex. 4 RUTH MARIAN WALDIN A great slew! xili'nt'1'. Q- 14' A' fi?- ae, if, EDWARD H, WARD NX f - Bt'hnldl A rhvmisf in our midst. ' ' Rand, 2: Cnnservntifm Club. 2. Il, 4: V:lutlex'ille. Ii. t a Echo, -I, Chess and Checker Club, 4 .-v x I I .4 '-' ry .- V L ff VIRGINIA CAROL WARNER if ' 'Snnnky' is ever the same. Student Courcil, 4, Art Club, 4 A 4 l t 1 NORMA PATRICIA WEBBER M ' Pnn'l'r ami detvrllrinulion twirl' lmnll in Nami. S.C.C., 4 IOHIJ LESTER WELCH K -I I luvt' workg I 'uuld 'it um! lm A ul it for hours. Y? R 9 Q fi 4 if Q Yautlexille, 2, :sf lclun. 2, Ll. 4. luv. 2. 14. ' Hasketb11Il,2. IS, 4, I-mrtlwnll. 2. ji. 1, Student Chun- .3 cil, 4 .X tr ,V BOB ALFRED WESTLUND ,au-Q ARTHUR AYER WESTERBERG Conlinuvd fhet'rjulru'ss ix a vign nf wisdom. umm, 2, fi, 4. Treasurer, 1 ,. . u vent Council 'I' 'e t'll ' L . .V-Q: L1 mmittee, 4 'Goon' tu most of us. lntra-mural Basketball, 2g Vaudeville, 23 Ran , L, 3, -lg Orchestra, 2, Student Council, 3, Rfvard of Executixes, 3 , DELORES MADGE WESTLUND 'x 4 ' -I a 8 3 I take my pleasure without fhan15t', Cockadcs, Il, 4, Treasurer, 4, l.F.l... 2, Carni- ' xal 2 '90 ,v l '3 ,V ,,.gp iQ, I ,V -7 ff: FRANCES BERYL WHEREATT , f ' A pf' 1 Good tlgngs come in small packagrsf' l A -A L ' 'lit .W Student ouncil, 4 7 , - .'.' D. fv- 'aft LeROY HOMER WINNER A mind for fun and Work. DORIS MAY WOLEAN All drmm will npfn in hlr VIRGINIA SHIRLEY WRIGHT V Full of vim, rigor, and vitalirx. German Clul1,'2. 3. -lg Vausluville, 2 ROBERT WESLEY YANDA Left no man mmr into thi' hall But that slum' sport he bring withall. Basketball. 2, 3, -13 Choir. 3. 4: Prusid Club. 2 DAVID ELROY ZANK Hi.v wayx arm' ways of grnlll'nmx,' And all thnughtx arc quid. Sludcn! Cwuncil, 2. 3, 45 Vaudevillc. 3 CHESTER LEO ZAWACKI k'l'l'p to vnur lrnrk And ,Lrvur uwrk will lcwp with mu. Late Enrollees SHIRLEY HAZEI.. HILL giilgll-,ll1'1' all like Shirley. GLENN HILMER LUND Lvl thi' world gn as it may. l'll take' ll anyway. Echo Plumwgruplly, 13. 4: SIIIIIIUTFHC dent, 4 GORDON EMMET OLSON Few could take his placvf' n , 3. fill Il. -I. l'l'L'Nl YVONNE IEANETTE WHITE Hur is one girl who is truly white. GULA., 2. 33 Vaudcvillc, 3: Art Cluh. 4 ELIZABETH IEAN WICK Ax good as 11 play. Vaudcvillc, 33 Glue Club, 31 Clmir. 3, -1 Dramatics, -1, Radio Commission, 4 PEARLE ARLENE WICKEN Life ls real,- Lifc is earnest. Echn ECHO MATILDA WILLIAMS: ' .' ' A kind and gentle hearj hqs she. M4 S.C.C., 3, 4: Student tiguucll, .4 M . Q I I - A al an ,-' N LQ. I . X l I EMILY WILLIAMS K . In ' v ' f 'I glllgagclui and f?g ,, f, ,Q A iq IUNE IRENE WILLIRMSK ,lf . - ' I I i f Shv'll succvcdf' Yfgl ' 41 I 'j I F Glue Club, 29 Chou, ,VIA EPIUI1, il , . ' 'T ' 1 . ' p ' I MARGUERITE LONE WIELIIAME v9 46 Knowledge is kindnvxxf' Q S.C.C., 3, 45 Treasurer, 4 HATTIE ELIZABETH WILNER Fin1'r is Hattie than anyamff' HELEN MARIORIE WINEK She gocs her way quietly. O.C.A., 2, 3, 4 5 EUGENE BERGREN If this rs Irhlrty Azul me dlalh WALTER HENRY BLACKSETH Ilonnrlght upright VIOLET MAY CURRAN R su ar nd ts ar ua e lla L ip EMERT WILLIAM IOHNSON Mm mm comm men may But I itudj on foruu Thl lull ln dn Th out to dan ROBERT EUGENE LUNDBERG Study and jou studl alnm ROBERT DOUGLAS MCGIIIRK d ball Ifll x 1 r 1 Ln ll om h ur hlfzrl fl hu! I1 m1n Club r ARVID ERNEST NESLUND n f rr FRANK O KEEFE 1 tat I1 ulr nf nuld mdzljlr nc IRVINE LAWRENCE OLSON Fan n Il Annu ll dy thou url Too dlar for my possusmn N JL 4--Q NELL RAE SELLWOOD 11 ml o blur xhl n L f Anna RAYMOND OYAAS Thl man of wisdom is th man 1 Ulu: Club 2 ARTHUR POLIN H4 suzft to hlar slow to small And Qlnw to wrath IOI-IN KENNETH SAMUELSON A qulvt man but qulu a man NINA IRENE SAVITSKI lou have the resput ol urmm RAYMOND SISLO Them say thq know a carpcntlr 111 his lhzps M r 4 RONNIE ADRIAN STEARNS For tum we can predict success LEROY CHARLES STRADER A photographer of some mark StudLn!Counc1l 3 4 Shuttermen Dramatlcs Club 4 Secretary 4 I CARL ERIC SUNDSTROM Youth comm but once in a I time LOUIS ROBERT SURANS A very qulet boy at times MARVIN IRVIN THIELIN Plan your work and work your plan REGINALD WILMER TITUS Genteel m personage Glee Club 2 French Club 2 3 4 Pres dent 3 4 In Memorzam TWILL GIVE THEM IOY -and 1f the ear Of the freed Splfll heedetl' ought beneath The bmobtness of Its new mherltance It may be Joyful to the parted ones To feel that earth remembers them m lovel lobn G Whrmer ARLYINE ANN LOUISE BERG EUGENE S IOHNSON Apr1l29 1922 September 22 1922 August I1 1938 March 7 1939 47 Q ,' L, I I , .J X R x lt ' ,V W f J ff -for - .J l ' ,jf f ll Q . J, . V N I . N, we gy -- . 1 , X U X . I rr x f '.' ' cw '1 'sf 'K A ' , ,I ,' , , - 1 '- r of 'uursf' H f7. .' 4' ' , Violl' .' 1' lvl ', Ulf. N .. - . , .. GI v: Cll .2, 3, -lg A' '2 pclln Chl-ir.2.l.1lL X. ' 3, -1: Yaudcville, 3 4' ' .' 'I' I Auf' ARTHUR LEVI LAURI Cfgznservation Club, 3, -lg Devil's 'Pi 'Circulalti--n .. , ,- -v L' N H - ', ', 'L ' ' ,4z . 9 His4 4' ' wr ' if ru' 'r lvnv 4 T , N 'I A 0 '1 ' 1 4' 'llll', her . . 2: National Fu cnsic, Il, 4, l-mltlnll, 2, 3, -lg Dubalc. 2, fi, 4 -1 , Iii, V .'ll4' o fun' wo ls arc bust. H H x rj ' ' 4 H , - A H ' ' 'I' I ' ' ,' 11 ' lr O A I Hack rf111': j XHLIYLXKN 1rkL 1 UFI1 111 um ar nLr 111111 ar mn 1 L 11 11L lull! Twill -ith .ird 21111 L. Dixun, Ha11111a1111 U11 L ruw: W. Lurr111 YlSIldIlNI ll 11 L 11 cr '1 VI L M1 LL11 P1 1Lr HLrk111x1Iz Barn Brewer, Buvxald row: HZCKNIYIIIII I 1 a L1s41 Ls111 rs11 L1Lr tf 1 ar 14111 Bra1v111lLL Bron L R. Chase row: llcjun fl Lxx rc 8.1111 11s111 ll L L fl 1 111 1 1.351111 111111 N Crum Ahlhcrg, Ldst111g.,11'11 row: R. a111s1111 Lruu lL 11111 1. 111 L sL11 1 I1 Lrs1111 11 s1 11 M l11ptr11111 Da L1 Craft, l. XIFZIIIIUSIN IIL kk ruw: Ell1s4111 r1.,L 11 LL L 111 41s4111 fl L11-.L11 1 su x1 X1L11111xL BD: 1. l 1K11dcrsr111 LLrs1111 L4111 11 I-mm ww: l H1111 L L L 11 Ln41111 111f11sL s rf 1 1 LY 1111 11 F Bar 1 Charh111111L111 llkLr11 Huck row: dnl 1111rL ohnm li Uusnck Umwt s1111 ml '111 e UL 1 Lk Hankcx jac11hs1111 41111 row: H Kfllllllll' .1111 ww: M H11 14rd 21111 I-111 row: U. H11rst111a1111 1111113 A lL1 11111 urs! L11 TIL sun 111 1, u Lr L L 1 L L 1s1Lr V1 Hanw Hcyur. k11LL L llll 1 YUXVZ IEVUXLI 11 I SMH NUI U 41 YI L s1111,Kr111sk1 'VI 'VKLL411x11 nt 111111 lim! ll 1 L s 1 ll L s1 lund Lr D l11 u Back rim: M. Allie, R. l'-ptcrshn. Lindahl, Mast. Oliver, Macflregznr, Lundhi-lm. Lindgren. R. F. Olsnn, Mfwckler. XV. Little. R, Little, H. Pctcrxfin 'ith Row Lundquist, l.cc. l.. Ulsun, R. Ulswn. Pant-4, R. E. Ulswn, j. Meyers A. Petersnn. l.cRv'ux. R. Mhrman. Orlrwski, Ralph Olson, Nummi, lmszcyltski Tvth Rnw: W. Nlnc, .'VlcCart, ll. Mathisun, Najt, l.. Pcarsun. C. Norman, Petite, B, Palm. l. Maki, G. Pflwcrs. McCrJIl4vugh, M. Norem llsull, .M O'liricn ' ith rnvt I.. Perry. IP. l'cztrsfvn, Ormziscn. MCl,llUfS'lll, Mahlwtt, V. Pctcrsnn, M. Pctcrifin, Mulikcn, Mickclsen. Michalski, McDougal, .'Vlahnkc, Matllcshn. thefts, Meiurs ltrd ww, Jvhwn. Purhai. Pzettie, R. fllwn. Page. Mathiasscn, H. Olsfvn, Pridcnux. E. Peters-in, M Olsnn, IJ. Mattson, Mahoney, Newman intl rfiw, Wliara. Pccwttc, IJ. Petcrsnn, McQueen, Mckenzie. MacLi:nnan, E. Olsen. Ostman, D. Pctrcy, U. Pederson, M. Petersiln, Phillips. .Vlirrk lfrfvnt ww' M. Myers. Muscid. H. Miller, N1-rdncss, Maifin, D. Puwcrs, Prievxcrt. Nwrsecn, D. Miller, K. Pcterswn, Tifft. McConnell In 1940 will be here to graduate at HMA V xt gkgiyikpw yX1,etUm5,,g xlntllw. Nmtp-4 it N xtmi-N tt j Swxamwyi Riu- Stirtman vvtiillll itlrnnd Ycylcrh ll Slllllll. itl' 'Hu Xithlla Sazxxtr 5 Stu-n R Ynritl' Wicklhml Ntakc Rule. Vit lk Rutid Rim- R Sxxavlx-rt,xW'idt1rNX Nhlilllfu 112. fmt iq Tcttc tg s.y.,N.v1 j Stu-ii t Wm. it wht- Sarnia. 1. Rnvnuwwi Rnrtit-limit!!-r Samlcrx Nstdtwrig ll Sehrliedcr xi t ri , , . irtl rnlx L xR1tLh1c. ll Slwxsllmtl Il Ydllxlll lt KN':4lsh YL 4 lflf3 '?4lK I- SUN lfillllif Willie' llrf. l'. wllvtll RUSS W VilIlnL1l I1, 5 541' . . .. ,mi ,mlm ll. Sandberg, X' Zihull, Timm ly Tlihrztg--'iii X Spr--vxlx l.. Sfirtvix-'11, Sui-'miner E Smith Walker, Sterling, M, lance. R lriint X K' R I , , , ,, ly-R1 I. W'innt-r li Zztwzieku Tillx ,Nl lun H .u. E u'llll8IlIN Sthurter, Thatcher, lthus, lx Vest. W. villllvll qv. Wi U ligiqk rim .Xrgt-tsitigur Barton, liiiss, L'arl-ix Iicrtinist. lx. .Xiit1t'rwir1.W. C:-like. Cainphull. IIIIIIQIHS.'llItIt'l'S1lII. K. Carlson. Donald Ander- wn, I-llkcrtoii In-rimcki with ron I., Uiiprr. Hruur Ilintlt-r. S, llnxtqrztsli Cnxlmay. Curtis. Claxti-n, Iflynn. Ilcrkiiwitr. C. Christiana-n. T. CIirivt.zuisnri. G. Xntlursiiii, Iinrling. Hear 'ith rim Hoylt-, illiixliarn. I.. .Ihrzilininson. Annu. Ir. XIVYMIIHIIIIUII. Claus- n. ti. Ellis, Hnrgncr. Birch, Ifrzink. E. ,XIILICISIIIL Berg. Fritz. XV. Iiricksiin Innikuinu lth ri-w Iiudzirtl, VI. .Xiidt-rwiii. R. .-Xrinftriiiiq. Iizirtxllzi. 'llzirjiiriu Mitlursnri, l.. Iiritton, .Xrscnu:in. Ilnhlstudt. Piitnuy. Ii. Iluglcr. .'VIzirgucritc ImILrri+n. Ix Itzixics. HIIIIFIIIIIII, lruSI.1lnc. L'nIIins .4riI ron ligiyltiix, Hue Lf .Xritlt-rwii, lit-rggrtn. Hzitr llxttrhnlin Ilnwy. E Cnnirnings, Ilullfisiur. Iliihiu, Ciirririu Iiitlurwii. I. Carls-in. I Iicrg, Itrckrr Xrcllnntlvtzill .Xlinirrxxs 3nd rtiu Cairn, lnllt-r. Iirlzinwn, .Xxcrlwiiik S. .Xnilu-1-n Hogan. Ilgililhurg, lurxt, Ilurgxtr-itil. Maris .lntlt-rsiin. I.. Ilurig, D .XntIcrsnn. Iliiriitllic .XntIursiin, I , Xmicrsiin. Y. Iinn I'rhnt row: IJ. Hvrggiiiaii, R. Craft. Clzirlw. Vrzinsiin. khclirniic. Brock, Ii. Carlson, S. Clunry, O. Austin, Hraff. IJ:uiiIsoii, I. llinda, B. .Xracm'aLt. IiLMiurc These soph , in whom we've put our trust, .,,,,,w2.,.p i , . an .F .is Q5 so ,-o . Hack row: Mcrisnlfi. Picard. Pinkoski. Mclin, Peacock, H. McKenzie, O. Pctursfln, K. Pederson, B. Patterson, Piper, B. McConnell, Nord. Raffkc. R. Mathison .ith riiwi O'Iiriun. Means, Malaski, R, Olsen, P. Miller, Ole, Nolan, B, Nelson, Partclnw, N. Petersen, S. Perry, B. Nelson, D. McDon- ougi, . Nelson 4th row: Maline. P--lriski, Mcysman, Makic, Nesberg, M. Norman, M, Nord, A. Murphy, Payne, Okash. G, Price, Nichols, V. Peterson, Philpott, McManus Lird rim. j. Nels-in. McLean, Piggott. Moline. Qucsrn, Rnsberg. A, Rivers, Noffsirlgefi B- M3thi50l'1, M. Norquist, B. Olson, P. Ryan, Mclbcrg, I.. Norquist. Piirngky 2nd rim' Rosenthal. B. Rothwell. Rudolph. H. Rusdahl. E, McCarthy, Mucllnr. I. O'Bricn. j. Powers, Mcrtes, B. Peterson, I. Maki, E. Martinson. IJ. Osborne, O. Page lfrnrilturowg RRz:?nclch. Ruhnstrnnd, R. Rocliatcllow, Khunke, F, Richardson, A. Nluttsnn, R. Ottson, E, Nelson, j. Mattson, Molter, E. Elin, . ctcrsiin 50 Hack rftw: NN. Ucrntwrtd. l.alwrdic. R. l.cu. W. Iuttd. C. Hill 'th H Kal' ' t ww: . ' mnskt. J. Little. R. l.ztrwn. R. llattkf. R. Gttrdt-tt. C. wlttllttrtttt. lf. llttrtia. Huff. lx. Helder. NN. J'fkl1Sftll. Kingsttvn, Holland, jttltnscn, l.tS7CyIlSkl. Kaptftnak. l1ir7t vitlt rttw. .t. l.ars4vn. Httpu. H. Luc. l. l.eland. lirintef. j. JftllllSll!l. Lztnplterc. .M. Gttlhurt, Gtlland. lf. tiustafsttri Hatlland. Graham, A. lttltnsttn. C. Laurie. larti, H. ,lultns-'tt 'ttlt rttw: Y. tiilhert. l. Lund. lluchnur. M. llatttrrturlwuk. M. l.:trsvn .Vl. Hill. Kttpitft. Ltng. j. jenwn. R. firadnu. Karltftt, G. jttltttson, tlingras. I.. jftltnstwrt. H. l.Clll7. li. l.tttlc. R. l.inlt ,ltlt rttw. S. llundt. lltttrzt. lxrier. th-igcr. llztgurxtrttttt. li. Vlttltrtmtrt. H. llurrtptt-rt, l.:tml:4ltl. l tlrintxrtttl. j. tirartiuml. M. Jensen. M. Han- stttt. tlttttttcrsftrt. li. H:trr:xl1:1rrlsfm,R. lxztncr .lrd rftw. H. Greene. lxultn. M. jftltnwn. N. llztlttncrt. lxrtlliw. M. linttdsttrt. A. lxztstcn. A. jttltnsfttt. IJ. Harvey, H. jackst-n. P. Geraldsun, P. jttrtgcttsftn. C. l.arsrn. C. l.etang. I.. Lurang Intl rttw. llttttm, Linski. lnmlqtxist. l.cvur. ll. jetlt-ry l'. Vlftlunwn. Herne lxftlek. Httlt-tn. D Hire. Leaf. W. Little, D. Harris, lrtgraltam, llttgltw. Rttdw.-rick. XV. llrtntvutl lsr-tnt rtwx lwtixlur. H--lmatrstttd. R. l.:trwtt. XV. lttltttwn. I. Httttltzttvttt. R. Httitg. R. Hztlttt. HettrtCltwttt.Pxutt1p. l.t-tn, K. Kcllcv, Kilpinctt. S. tlrtttt-tt. I.:tdriclt, P kt-llrltrr ' Will graduate in two years, they simpl must -l.'.'.. 'aj ll db Haut rttu Sttrcnscrt. R. Tttllew W Smitlt. Sltfuntaltcr. Yautgltn. Slcttcn Wasccn. Waggttnur Spttftncr. j Wine.-.. H Wmulf Strccicf 'ttlx ww lwakrnan Tltatcltrr Sprmpcr. j. Tttrguw-n Scltnutblc, SlwrS-tn Strand I.. X1-a. Sltaprrtt, Vjttktn, Tftlletf n. M. hvuanwn X ltl: rws M Tlttttnlet R Svxansttn Searle P W -rtr ten Wagner. Yan Pattcr Scttftrt V'artgen,IJ.Swar1wrt Xvcltcr A .Tlttrnpsttrmj Swan- N1-n I. Narttpwtt. T. Tlt-tttzpstttt h .Grd tru Slturlm lntltzttt Stnts Stl'ttetdur.Stl1ak.T1tut.Snltt.M,'.NVrtt.gltt, H Tlttttttpwrt Ttttten Scrrc H Sttrtctblr Xttgcrt Stream. Strnttman Intl ww Sltttltt-r Slcllcttwttt Wztt Stttlzkttvtcrt C Sntztlt. X'-'kt-tttlt R Sttzalcr l' Scltrtcll.l'.XNotltmt.1 Sltartwr Wutttt W Strcarrt T Stuart . l-'rttnt rtttx Wtnqutst. Strange l. Salty. Wuatt-rlwtlt. R Zctdcl, Scltult. Yandcrpt-rt. Wally Turel, Sul-f Q mln-..- .J was Sl 52 Lett to right: West, Urbaniak, King, Rule Aided by advisers and class officers, luniors carried on their chief project of the year-hon- oring Seniors at the Iunior-Senior Prom. Iuniors voted on sponsoring motion pictures to obtain money for this event. At the beginning of the year, Iuniors met and elected officers to represent their class and make plans for the Prom. An exciting election campaign was held, with speeches by various students for their favorite candidates, public- ity posters, and talks over the sound system. luniors tried to maintain a high morale in Cen- tral, co-operate to attain friendliness among students and so set an example for ambitious young Sophomores. Remembering their own confusion upon entering Central as Sopho- mores, the luniors aided their underclassmen by locating various classrooms for them, PRESIDENT, Doris Urbaniak. VICE PRESIDENT, Robert Rule. SECRETARY, Kenneth West. TREASURER, Richard King, Several activities were carried on by Sopho- mores this year, promoting school spirit for which Central is Well known. Co-operating with their advisers, Mr. lvfahnke, Miss Saun- ders, and Miss Bardon, they were successful in sponsoring a closed mixer, At the end of the year a series of meetings was held for the purpose of acquainting Sopho- mores with the various courses open to them as Iuniors and Seniors here. In this way teach- ers hoped to help the Sophomores plan their programs more efficiently and expediently. In athletics the Sophomores have been well represented and have produced many rising stars, both on the basketball floor and on the gridiron. Individually, Sophomores have par- ticipated in many academic and extra-curric- ular activities, They are Well represented in the various organizations in CentraI's society. Left to right: Helskc. Lentz, lnhnson, Tlumnpstm PRESIDENT, Henry Lentz. VICE-PRESIDENT, Wallace Iohnson. SECRETARY, Betty Thompson. TREASURER, Kaarlo Helske. f f 5 f If 1 ,J 0 x ! .- I , .1151 . 'i x X x X 5 if -Q., ,N nr, ' or - .I ii, 1 W - ? 12 , f no 4 ' JV: ' n. fs . f ' . kr -.F ,. 4.1, A. rg .4t4i -'ff 'J if Y x ' K P K f Q f ? Q ? f f ' 5 5 Q ,f,?,. if Q 4 F n X l W A f'Wff A, l gi ! 'r I Y -CQ Q , x g L' . - I ,N , , T: M ,. , rf' M Z , - , W nv- W- N' b . j. ' X - - , ' ' , .ku in W 'WET ' 'A x- , 'V' ' '2QV 1 ' ,.' 4 ,D Y fmt, , A, v ,Q + Q -1 ., , ' 'Y' S ' . my ' . ,- ' f V -2 f. - +- , 'Wr- 1 Q. '3 ' ' Back 11111 .t11dc1sf111, Slmlltx, M:1tl11s-111. l.r11t1, N11I:111. ll. 11111111111-, tl1z1t1z1111. l. flilrrmrc. NV1llis. King. t111111cc1+111i1t1g chairman R1-xx lt Irtlllliltll, u-mt-11t11111 tlclruqitt, Nnrwtvt, lirtimlsttitl. .'VlcC11w11, M1lIcr, l.ur Vfclclt, Chase, Ritchic Huw 3 Hr-11111, zittust-1. I41tks1111, IUt'NItfI.IIl, t111111-11111111 tttilt-putt, H11xx11r1l, x1cr-p1us1dt-11t, lr:1rw11, treasurer. i111tiat11111 cl1z1ir111z111, Uxstas Sccrcta 51111tl1 t:1Il111u11. lllwu ' ' ' l'1--11t 11111 lhdwr. Rt-l111st1:111tl lirttl-qs11n, T'If,jlIN4'll TXt'Is.111 Tullt-rs. W' Smith -v-uw ni at 05 IU1 1-1 r11gl1t tlxaxs -t-crctarx l 15. Howard utm- y11t4s111u1:t. I 2. M1 Hrfwut. nduwr, jatl-,s11r1. Pres 11!111t I 2. larwvi t1t':1s111t1 I 2 QJAA., f,,V-,-,1,,Q. j - 1. ,tiki wwf ff- H7 rf g I-rd' !f 4 kg'V .04 'xv' 1 ' 1 ' ffrt . fff f' 4,4 'JJ --5, Lbgr bl.-111' J,.q4,+-f,f1,J,, by 'jk fxycjt' f- Co-11,4 ' 1 O .1 ' Affjiated with the Y. M. C. A., Hi-Y members strive to pro- mote clean living, clean think- ing, and 'wholesome fellowship among high school boys. Weekly meetings at the Y M C A clulo rooms, feature roundtable discussions and talks concerning topics of cur- rent interest to high school students. ln their early program of good fellowship, Hi4Yers sponsor schoolewide dances, closed club dances, and a variety of parties besides their unlimited activities in golf, baslcetloall, football, rifle shooting, swimming, and hockey. Boys' Life .1 2 ,l wriilit iicv-president, Int! t-i rupltt Sprint- prvsiiiurit, I, XII ts , I. it -rzrri. t. Hzisriiirsst-ri. trusts- 'Vtrs Pitt-rs. niliisur. Witter. s rt urrr. I ln this active club, girls have an excellent opportunity to de- velop individual personalities, make more friends, and as- hich require ute sume tasks W most responsibility. Among many social activ- ities, the annual Coed Ball, sponsored by Cr- der ot Commercial Artists, was a brilliant highlight in Central's curriculum, Club memf bers also perform the important task ot honor roll compiling atter each six Weeks' period. This club, which participates in all school ' ' ' ' cl tloat activities tor which it is eligible, entere a in the homecoming parade, ack rim, 1.-,cdcrick Hn, V ' 1 - rS1rri.l.caf, Karl' , M ., , int, acktla. Ln-nd ball chairman: L, Rzisrnusscri, treasurer' Elkcrtfun X 1 K ' ' rcmmbilull. Peters n f , Bwcklf- Mhfiltit, Rankin V1 c N s W 2 ' asrnuss -r ii., ,,, H . . hfymgr 'car gn' . ' 74' Hmfiller ti ftlbwy , -- lu DAM- . - ' - -- fVlL,1Y.RN31t ho - trirni rim' P ' ' L' Url- -lvicns I Olwn chairm' ' 'A 'mr mn cummlff' HUUT ' ' . - - , ' K - in Lt -- ., - .l5 '1. Nutii, '- .V W3L1,,mumv hmm' lrmmlmkr lackwny lu. lvxndirigtgidbtiQil::Z::g,nBrfwx'uf s r Farr'-5. E. .-Xndurs-iri. L. Ihr fm, - . . .r ir i, Lurran Fllflillll L' ' , . , larrist-rl Nl'Iwf, W . ' ' A - uyflgllt Business Week tllli - 1-giy,gqx , wr' 'zyifff My ww 7,5 ,' . .wi ' f R' f Tef,1gr Hack rl-wx Syhnuiblc. Petcrsfm, SCIIINIIITIICV. Krutsll, junkkarx an 7 Ln ms 1 x L uxmdn r msg Q 'Urn 1 HI, tion party, ZEIXVZICLU, Xvillianw Rww 2. Swllurg, Larwn Lund, l.undhcrg. Educ, Stinsby, Ah cm, fm L Lwnr unneln lr-rn! nm, Nlrdru-ss, Carlsnn, Sur1gcar1I-at-zarnwg Ulsun, Palm Mn rn1vsm1 auusu Nu ur am rwu U1 press IILQKIII, McLwr1m'lI, Link, Slum .- A! , x,1dYW0 X , HRK x 1 - x Xi Vnunkxrc-xdVU X 1 .. ,N r V V ,,,,x.x.x V W, nu- ,I Funk., W UD,-x X -I, xx,yx'1UT-- X ,, . .ML v,Yf xx ,k Lfxx Booster club members worked laboriously toe ward making social life at Central a success. Prime purpose ot these girls is to boost athletics and other school activities. Besides conducting a pep rally, Boosters sponsored an annual foot- ball banquet, Christmas dance, Thanksgiving dance, and sophomore supper. Mademoiselle 1 i N Hack row: Buck. snpliumnre supper cu-chairman, Spruwls, scrapbook keeperg Fowler, football banquet cn-chairman, Ciinrny, Sullivan, Christmas dance chairman, Billmayer, Kearney, Tlianksgiving dance chairman Sm-eevu rall' cu chairman- lfuller 5- PVP 5 - , Row 3: McKen7ie, Olsen, R. Vince, flfiat cu-cliairmartg McPlters0n, fluat cu-chairman, Iluvvser, Cliase, Mabbott Row 2: Lomne. adviserg Smith, president, Selden, secretary, Kraegcl, treasurer, Leamon, vice-president, Mead, Melberg. M. Vince Front row: Davies. jacksiin, Westlund. Ryan, Erlansiin, Geraldson, Webb l iid' px Q.- qs Sn- ation Debaters of renown, members of Central's branch of National Forensic League ol America were rated high in the district debate tournament this year. With one hundred and twenty participants in these non-decis- ion debates, Cscar lohnson, Lloyd Iohnson, Bae Smith, and William Bogge of Central won second, third, fourth, and fifth honors, l uk rnw- Cedar, H. johnson, Mcliuirk, Rudiilph. Patlel R xx 2 lllseti, lacksiiii, lfritz, I.. -I-ilirisiiti. Jensen lf ll Y iittirigtnn. adviser, 0. -lnltrismt, president: Siiiitli, tice-president, etarvetreasurer 58 Phoropla Hack row: Chase, Sorenson, vice-president, McKinm:y, Austin, Haggis Front ww: Schachte, Corbett, treasurer, Lund, presidentg Stradur Sccretarv- Ruthwell Q T ik it i . . 1 .. -iv , Nui r ur xl , 1 ' ' -: ,, :nl 1 L-:.r cr lc . Newly organized this year by' Mr. Boss is Cen- tral's Shuttermen Club. This is a group of pic- ture-rninded fellows who do photography for the Echo, Devils Pi, and Activity Ticket identifi- cation, Illustrated Eastman lectures were pre- sented to members every other week. At meet- ings photographic technic and processes were topics of discussion , Harper's During the year Centrals li- brary was kept in an orderly and seasonal atmosphere by Library club, Ex- at desk, reference, and admzngstration works of all types was also obtained. On its social calendar the club en- joyed such parties, a tip braries, and several candy sales. members cf perience activities as teas, to visit Duluth li- 'u c, Jjlllustration To become better acquainted with French customs, culture, and literature is the prime en- deavor oi French club. Its members are interested in en- tering any school event which will he-19 to better Central in some Way. Any student who takes French is eligible for membership in this club. ln addition to many social activ- ities sponsored by French club, members have established a prize which will be presented each year to the best French student at Central. This year French group won second prize with its guillotine tloat in home- coming parade l I ttv til Il2lIl lllllklllllllll. vigv-pri.-sid-,-nl, 15, Pllrcll. secretary WNFR. Prvsult-rit, 2, llziiiplaisc, trcnsurur. 2 ' FQ me FN ,4Qb it Nuinitt Cmdx Vik Llldlllllill uk r wx Tlmltlpr Car us undlwlm nal cu claurman Lclm fl Clilfm X li Wlllilwplid Hoag Cirmlund ruc Nl lliitclllnsm UCUNIC :xx Fncltw uttrn Halomn M Xnderwn Nan 'altar Hlrcl lnpal sun l'rv.ncli tra chairman ohnwn l l Ellis Lliadwclx Buhrd Nlarken cindy sa r ciaurm Y x X ,U 1 L sg rn 1rl. rtguxx run uit ll tr C8l'lllX'l C111 l 1tL H1 'lin Lasurrr lr s L idltlalg Lll ilu. nsxduit all an ouncn xugcu L Ll' L v I L I l 3 3 A l F ' r, 'Xl an A . l '- ' 1: 1 Q 1, I .-.N - X gr lass - L . A Q ' L - , . ... X I K uf . n ' ' ' 5 - ' . A . .Q 4 Y -.-, 1 Q 1 T ,. . I K ,f F -l F W Hrs .l-- .fl-, l.,l. y ,fl -l ' givv- -'at C-i-ls' an: -. 2 Q -L R.E'k:1n, 'J 1. ' ' . , , in , Q , E , I y le.-2 rs1.Ha1i.1..':n,T -, -, :, l 2 l- ds, ' -J -- F 'I H ' 1 v A V i ' 5 l an V , . . l-'r-int nw jaj. adig- , l,iry', J'C 'l. jp pil 'l ', fl fd' . wt l' .l . dd- 'Q D1 Pl- U13 ' , C+-Ad lilll Cm ' -3 All- , -'Hp - g H , n 'rg K'-'H , j-ff- y, Ovfs-ui, laik Hack ri-xx: Witkin, Wnlk. tlonia, Moon, Peterson, toboggzlri party refreshment cliairmang Schultv, Waldc, Phelps, Stake, R. Pinkoski. Pave, representative for fmratcur lmur 5 Ri-xv 2: Suihkoncn, Kuhn, Mcllougal, Frye, Azcnivivc, Hanirncr, Titch, Ring, Nissincn, j, Pinkuski, pin chairmang Magnuson. Stuart lriint row- Miss Harvey. adxiscrg Hnffsr, Wusllund. treasurer, tiolalhcrg, president: l.L'llIptlIlk'Il, sccrclarw, Ilortizmski, Cult' jot iii And- 1 ' t t f at rm Cosmopolitan The objective ol Cockade club is service to Central High School. They believe that activity is the lite of a club. Of various social activities enjoyed by Cockade members, the annual banquet was one ot the most prominent affairs, Planned by an excellent committee, it was held during the month of April. lt pro- vided real entertainment for everyone attend- ing, The club also boasted ol toboggan par- ties, mixers, a Christmas party and their suc- cessful yearly turkey raffle, which was held during the i1rst semester in order to raise funds for the treasury. c LH, IHN1 , LFS III, fLpFkSL!'l 3 HL Q I' 2 'W' 3' +2 lftt right l'-ifilur president, 2, Hammer. trcas nur 2, U'Hrscn tice-pruidurit Lf, lxnipfiricn at L irx, 2 ,nr 5 Na' Q- 2 Tom Der in rm-A: 3'?5S' 522 .. -YY: 5 5 H1 F' :' ,,.,, Ziff 2:7 'za' msn nw: inf ,- VT-v-'K 1.-1 .:! Ll Iff' ,.-1 I-T IE :af- ,. C r :Pm LC? na. E13 .-, 'fri f nov. ,,,. -13 wr. rin 4:1 m, 'L C f iff: um. 2-1- 175 Lgf Q-. :Fm 'mg is 531 31 : 177 R i 'v -w 3m mmm 23 --. Cl :rf - I? :Im ,,-. 5,2 A 2 - Yr ,.. QD Awrbf-wk. Sprrmell. pruigrarii Chairman: Smith, Holden , Hack row. Flruwri. Williams, Scversnri. 3rd ruv.. Stefani-uski. IJ. jfllins-in. scare sim, Stenback 'Ind ww: Culhy. znixisurg lxelly, -Rivers, Lee. president I. vice-president Q: M l'rlIrl1 rnw: Ruslwrp, Mile. At a iormal initiation party, new members were welcomed into the German club. In ad- dition to many activities participated in by members of German club, a successful tea for students of German and for faculty members was a high point of the season. Members strive lor a thorough understanding of German culture. Nfvrdgxliapitvw, 62 Norman. Pctcrsilrl, Sxxziriwri, Ellislvri, Hill tary 21 Parkins. new letter riiunilifrg Linde. PM-xvrriari. lf lnlzrt secretary l: Edwards. treasurer 2. letter iiiiirur Ilvzistrriistress lst-urine. treasurer l. in-irier rfiast eliaiiman. Pliillips Scrre b Promotion of interest in sports is the main pur- pose ol Girls' Athletic Association members. Each year members sponsor an annual city- wide playfday lor junior and senior high school students, They also choose several girls to receive letters for outstanding work in athletic functions. Deutsche Amerika tw US club, an honorary organization, is open to all boys who have been awarded the letter S in a major sport, Purpose of the club is to encourage interest in athletics at Central. As a result, the S club has shown willingness in striving to promote and develop high stand- ards of conduct, both on and off the field of play. Elite social functions of Central are centered in activities of Athenae members Gne of the most important events sponscred by Athenae girls was their annual sweater dancer Promotion of social life in Ce-ntrals yearly school program of activities is the aim of Atlienae members, Included in their social events of the year were a sophomore tea for prospective Athenaes, basketball banquet, and Easter tormal, 0 m n 0 s r 'ilgg -lllH S- -as f5ll.t f-5 vw' W H1104 r-xx Vnlsli, lturgnur Candi wilt' cliiiirirzlri, Lliristirans-iii Hfistgrfisli siiptif riziru tt-at ttizitrrnzxii, Sli-ttuni, M. Ttiffilipsiiri, li 'ftiiiriipsi-ri lirinzsrud, lftxgr Riu Z H'ltrii'n, siipiil rniirt tai pr rim tlixiirninrt. l'rm-stlzlis, ji linsfin lliixxir, Civ-gd bull tlucctt candi- ilzitc. Larlsiin Mv.Larttip. svsuatgr tfancc tl:n.rni:in. Wriglzt, ftrzitt lr-int rim Putt-rs--vi Taft Murpltx prcsiilrnt riup rally Ltiziirmzivi, lrhanliii- '.igt--iirrsidurit initiating Lliziirrriari, Niirtlqiiwt st-Crt-tary, lagani trrzxsurcr, Q-illirix Jidxiscr Hack rim Haut' fivtiall tvalfhack 'SMT IJ Gilrnfre fifttall vu r 'W fs f K . .. t - , , V , ti g a d .K . Jtrirn frtfithall tackle. 391 Uyaas, fiiiftball Lcntcr, 38g jacksi-n, first string quarturhack, ISU-7.8 Scliricll ft-fithall center, IiHg lfiivnard trash-ttiall tiirvsard, lik, Ilinda, fit-itriall end, BH. yl. fiilrnfirc. fiiiithall quarterback. 38 ww 2 Siidcrhcrg fi iittmll tullhack 1524, Hurquist first string fiiiithall center, 37-H, W'agncr, first string ffiiittiali guard, fti. Hvrvxald. first string f ti-i thall tackle. L47-H, Welch, first string fi tithall und. 156-7-N. Ctrasc. fzrst string ti N that! rnd lit- Sgulu fiiithallei1d.l5H4H-iziriski first string fimttwall tackle, 37-P4 trint riiu film-n, first string ffiiittiall futltmcl-4, QSH, jiincs, fiiiithall tialfhack, 387 ltcdard. first string ffiiitball halftiack 'KT-N Smith fiiiithall center 'iN P Tfll rs fffthill ldlfhack 'SH R T llcrs f' .. ,. , ic.,ii. 1' ',., , ii yirst A string fiiiitball lialthacl-t, Q57-X, Aridtrsiiri, first string ftifittiall guard. 1494, Anscll, business manager Z? G- n 1 v . ' - n f V J x. E , . l r i, f 17-5 . ,B ,+ .rg ,. gn yu 'v it in .V IV 1 , 1 . 1 , wks! cy, X rv I 1 Newly organized at Central, -y -. -I' 'I . , i ji' ,f ,P Arts and Cra ts A-'I u 1 I r K' the Craft club has already per- - ' -, formed many greatly-appre- 'fr .' akxjgv. ciated projects, These future x g artists spend many an hour' after school practicing for chos- 1 ff' en careers. For the Christmas W program, scenery was made entirely by illustrious artistic members under supervision of their crafty adviser. All students who attain ten points in their dra- matics classes are eligible for Dramatics club. To become a member ot the State Dramatics Guild a minimum ot titty points must be earned, Sponsoring ot various plays, together with the annual Dramatics presentation makes this a valuable club for promotion of acting. 5 Hack rnw: jepsun, Lundquist, Christmas scenery co chairman Backstrom Enout, Oliver. vice-president Rim-2: Yawnrski, adviscrg Petrcy, president co chairman Christmas scenery Mulin. secretary: Laberdie, treasurer l'rnnt rnxv: Christiansun, Brew Stage Back row: Titch. Maffitt, Hasterash. C jnhnsiin. Edwards, Nffrem. Lindfnr Hill Lee Alguire Lird row: Wick. Aiiutersftii. Civ-ik. Schak Berg. lunge, Huffrr. Presthus Mr Tawlnr adn Qnd rfiw: Zuher. lfxckt-s, j. Nelsrn Kearney. trcasururg Haugen. secretary McDonald production man agcrg W. jwhnsnn, ,tls':iI1ziiii1+.r1. president 64 Front riiw. Nelsiin, lmgvsc. Full, Aluiiime. Stcun. xicv:-prcsidentg LarSun Qtarld IC I .uk ww. tirwrrqllist, Scmrsfrlr, Cnrlwn. Ingr.'stt:um Wnrmr, Lnmttttrd. Nuchwls w 2 Mfalkt-r. Tout. puhlrcity chairmzm. Vrsu- txt-rupltm, j C::rIwn, Huuhschcr Irftnr row- Ihtmslmvrd. ndviscrg Frudurlck pu-sitlcrrtg Larsen, xicwprusidultt, Iimursm-11, secretary, Run use llrltmtwrl utrrlrnlttcc dwllrrniin. Mlttmrrls New ot Centrot, the Art Club rs progressing ropidly in C111 its octrvrtres Prnnory otrn of these qrrls is to promote ort oppref Ciotion throughout school Une motor project sponsored by rroztitsrno young fzrttsts wos the nrt exnrbtt held tn March. To thas exnxptt eoctz rrzerziker sobrrntted ten ortrsttrc ocnievernentf' such os poznttnos '.-ficdrcorvinqs, stotuettes, 'Ind plocques. r .J A The Artist Libert Tiotrnng J more f1r,r,rCpr1'1te especrfrtiy r.o'.'J, trrrn y,ro:r.i 1pT, if rnterrfztfpriflt pefrce one ff.endf,:.1r Ati ttgif, is the prlirfl f f ff f 'ernot1or.c. rfre,.o:e:..: L.e':3',e rnerrgzer. fntgr. ',trg':e fif tne1r ot 1 . f rf rf 'rf' 'ztzz fzrefzr 'r,fAr1fi..1: :.. r.f:f ' 5112.63 '.f.'f,rli: v e 1.9fI',ZAG efgrelw' ninfnc V .. ...,. KCC '.'3C.'1YQflYi T v gf ,i, v r I UW' ffflfj-7 ff M34 rr Siik'4n'x'f If wr- If W, ffunr . multi, I-iv1kjUhf'5 t1r'IRFH1 - ,Xb Sw- 1 I rrr, ' 'willy flmgc 'Y Q! If-xrgcnwurrl-3,2 n.19ad' Hackxgj h A, Jvjh rn,' iiEffful1g'g::2l5-A Wigan Us nphgvl NECA Jgrrynltg flgruquig .' X ,f ,J nj flhd- Nfanhx' fridcalifr IXHLILA J . f j Nm Dfmidf- HL-gg-r5 ll. N Q -y . JJ! VU rut: Uses: guixirgrby. Q- f l 1 U In ' Scfrr-tr' 5tCr'glImSr Ir, 1 X I . 4 dry. My-C ILL.lNH:1-lL'11' un lljjh, 1,4 5 , r, lf, klllhnx . fixlruntr UI I , , ,' '+u.I,N ' rin' ' WHA K ilmh' SUIHK-il It UNIV 1 rpg? ' I t' N ' 'iw ,, ,' ,x ? P J J Nfl , 'J 38 P K M X jf' I J ,I .1 A it . ,121 r X 7 x 5- S JVKYYXYYXQCXXOKQXNI upon entering CGUKYGX, on Prrner- rcdn Leqron oword wrnners ourornoxrcowf bee corne rnernbers ok LeRoy Dderfsb 'POSL wbic rs on Xnonorory socrew rneeirnq onbf once rnonrn. 'Ynrs YGOY dub members sponsored o condq soXe ond or-so bod o Xorqe rnrrrorr porbg Kor new rnernbers. Two YGGYS oqo fx srnoXX group krorn LeRoy DoXeqsb Vosr propose ine Stndenr Councn or Cenrrok The boys drew up d Councn constrmrron, presenied rr to ine srudeni body ror opprovoX, ond took. on ocrrve porr rn ockud orqonrzorron or Skudenk Co ' or Cenrror Ldr ur rrgm OX, rr treasurer, 'lg Ska wr. secretary 'lg Murphy, vrcc-pre dem. '31 Rrzm, prusiduxl. 2 66 Hack r--wx Q.Mc'DunaId, Westenherg, sucial committee, V. Andrew, H. Andrew, vice-president, Gates, Priewert, West, Heisel, Martin, O. jfihnsiin Kyllvmt tilrli. Ruw 14 Timm. Kravitz. Vyckes, Lendu, Skiing, Nelson, social crvmmittee, for-thall dance Chairman, I, Smith, social Committee, Cedar, Jensen Mzihnke. rviller skating chairmang C. jfiiinsuri Run 2 Litctike. Harvey, Kemp, treasurer, Cn-ed hail queen candidate, social cummitteeg Anderson, secretary, Christmas basket chairman Currie, adviser, Olson. Tliiiinpsun, Berg, Huber, McQueen ifrunt rim: Rule, sucial cwrnmittee. homecoming flnat cn-chairman, Baumann, Powers, R. Smith, president, Crmk, pep assembly chairman, home CHIHIIUL flfiat CII-cliairniang Lee, McQuald, Partelriw left tu right henip treasurer. I, Smith. president. I, Miss Lurrie, zidxisef. H Xndrevi use-pri-sitlciit, lg Aiiderwiii. seirctztrx I Coronet Dromios, a society of student actors, produce plays as their main work. Their annual three- act stage productions have become a tradition among Central theater fans 'Robert E. Lee , by lohn Drinkwater, was chosen by members as this years dramatic project. Social activ- ities are also included in the club's program. Besides several dinners and dances, a Mothers Tea, Christmas party, and a Cherry Blossom Ball were outstanding events, Dromios also sponsored a series ot roller skating parties at the West End Curling club. 67 Conservation ol natural resources is the main work proiect ot Central Conservation club members. Included in their yearly program of activities are educational field trips and a veni- son initiation dinner Their exhibits ot wild life, and conservation practices are wellflcnown among Centrals student body. Boys who have a secret desire of one day bee coming famous radio operators or technicians join the Radio club to further their knowledge of the subject. At regular meetings, interest- ing and technical scientific discussions are con- ducted. Many club members operate their own amateur short wave transmitters. kit tk 1 - O O Jlltteli 'lslt 1 ..itt i Ht Fur, Fish, and Chnne Unch tru Li:f',e'w Hi ' l li l' li'-'s i tlfnilitvul ll l'tItfs-iii yiwxttiii I tlulv tvtnrlsilirltt' Li nptr gmt 'txt NN,-x lvlllsifiill 'iss 'i V' R s 1' Xriittrsiiri Multi. tx Vcttr tri, liriqivlcu L ::iiit:ttct'U141::- mmm l' 'it rim lmiiplgiisi' Su nl. prism ' ilir WURVIH ltpsuiiy xitt ,wrt-siilulit, Nit':fI:is trtuisiirt-r liziuptr sttrttfirx ills i' llxick r- xx KRLIFVLIII Lgirls Vfttr- 1' l avi ' ltii.ri:i.iii PM tit: Riw 2 .Xltrgiti:'rii.'iiii lmtziml NK.i'ii. .wi it ' t rrimtiit 4 - i Hut. ' - 'Jlwl Nl'11ul N'- hi-x Lliziirrnzm I'rivnI riixx Iziuilvsrtii mlxistr. lziiptrliii prtsttttwt III in :iilxt-'tsviip tlzzv' .iv lhvsi-ii zvsslstsirit suc- rct.trx-r-:sir- i-iw' . f ix- - 4 ' 1 Itti tr. tutlt .x ritiiinpt., Lim: . it t ,rx-trtfsiirt' mint N 1' gwti t' lv'-'su UCC- prcszdcrit Hlllliillil' cirirtittrt lt--znitsi L x L nv. lima ntzrx Immf-H Sm X 'k11g'x Um I! mu!! fir-' r 1 V N1 VV. L:-KK I 1 V x L 1 1 mr I4 K v-Y' ww: Y3r1::1f:rL , dye X. fwfvff' f ... ,UI . Pfffv -V v,4,.... parnex ner 31:9 yu f '31 P lar Science l .. tl, 1 F wi 4 Ntstmur Ruth. Ng uitm-U. LN IND clinirmzm L U L 2 I I n.rm.m, ITIUSUH HQ- W I 1 'aifwrt-r Hm,,,,f ' 'sl-Iifcsidcrit, HHH! L--riiryzvfyu, dmirnlr 1 r, an Cf major importance to mem- bers of Linneas, Newton and Pasteur club is promotion of in' terest in science. They have successfully fulfilled their club objective by making several scientific trips, including a worthwhile tour of a city Creamery. Club members also sponsored a turkey raffle for Centralites. Promotion of safety being the main objective of lunior Safety Council, a petition advocating a traffic signal at the intersec- tion of Grand Avenue and Bel- knap Street was circulated. A series of radio speeches also was given for safety promotioni Mercur Hack rmx: Nhycrs. Hahn P Zlvd rm! H . enncy, Sknmsur , Xvtulla. Tllarch' llrwrv ' X, All Central students enrolled ' Let' . - m second year m Classes are eligible for memlwersllip in Ccresdrls Servl et Quom Club This club is fm honorary Seclety wlucll holds its menlllly meet' ings durmg lxome reerrx period, Members en decrvor to further tllerr knowledge of lfrlln and Roman life J LR: A . Wfflk, xlvfllllftll. Pctcrwrv gr. Tvfkar. Mead, Webb, Olson I rf-xx l.1mllvcrg1. Ifullrr, jncwluwrrw, !ru:4S11rur, Sllllllkf dl-mg Vridcaux, xicc-prrsidunt, Miss Nz! ' Virgil Club , v ' ff VH ll Club To be el1Q1Dle fu Q M- TNS membersrlipf ,Lglfmd vskgge A1 :mst be in the-1? WT Q,egrQhe,f2 regular meetlnflspfrllm me drive YGDCNS on AfU.,,,Ad find Cglub elfxcers were elgacklv-,'ed J an rules 'Mere De 'TrQ - l.f1t..l X A Thee mglgy gmeee LQEQOTX ffIE!Ixl gs-gjniws Congul SQ, v V emu .J ---- 'A' .- fmd Q'JGeSterfSCTA5'1 . Srtrutarx. Zimk prwy- Ls. adxrwr N 2 l A 2 3 , ' 2 ' Q- , . 2 ...' 3 3 4 5 ,x I rf -V we I'I'1!Nl l k 1 ell ' 1-,-.nm k mm my left tu rigglit kink. trcusnrcr. I. '21 .vliidrt-xv. . sccrctarv. I, 2g'Haricy. president. I. 2 Q' V .P i Wu' Writers Digest For an honorary club, meeting only monthly, Scribblers accomplished a great deal. Club aim is to promote interest and development of writing within the school. An annual poetry contest was numbered among their many activ- ities. Members of this literary organization also sponsored a dance and a large initiation party for new Scribblers. Those students wishing to join the club must submit an original piece of either prose or poetry. After compositions are judged by club members, successful partici- p nts gain entrance into the club. V fo . 9 ,WA ,uf fr r,'JJ.u v U if yy. A! xt .JJVA 1 -. uk run I.. l1il1risnn,F. ji-linsun, Huber, Salziy, Nulan, R. jacksnn, ynutli civuncil mcrnbcrg Fritz, Gmlirirn, Scllak, Blair, lid U I tl ru-tt. .l Harvey. Zihc I. Rae Smi nu K. Zawacki, 0'Brien, Titcli, Nelsfin, Skit-lg, Lendu, Fyckes, H, jnlinswn, Huebner, Balirman, D. Partulfiw, Flesvig, Brunswick, Baumann, Embcrsnn x 9. Ntcl.Jftnald,C1inruy, poetry contest Cliairmang Kuyk. treasurer. M. Harvey, president: H. Andrew. vice-presidcntg X, .-Xiidruw. Secretary: Ksarncy, Sullivan. H. Smith. Leamiln. Huck, Puwers rim. I.cland, Kemp, Myi-rs, Rudolph, Gini, H. Partclnw, l.undli1-lm, Mclberg H. jackson As. 1 4 Sw Forum Back row: Cedar, Engstrom, Rudolph, Paffel, johnson, Jensen Middle row: Olsen, jackson, Fritz, johnson, Vitulla I Front row: Whittington, Mcliuirk, johl1S0fl. Rflllgf, Snlllh Students who harbor longings of becoming future orators gain practical experience by participating in debate, For the inter- class practice debates held throughout the year, the Winifred E. Cedar trophy is awarded to the group of highest rating. Officially opening the high school debate season, Central's debaters journeyed to Cloquet, Minnesota, and later held their annual invitational, nonedecision tournament for high schools of Northern Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Michigan. Under instruction of Mr. Whittington, debaters entered the Northern Wisconsin Forensic meet and Minnesota National Forensic tournament. .Qi 18. Haclc rom, Smith, johnson lfrf-nt row Whittington, johnson, Roqgc, Mciluirk i- Hutchinefin Kiurinnnd K F f--u -o , 53' ,ii J ' J, 4 Q... ii Hack rnw: Sutherland, Christiansfin. Erickson, Sennatt, Stun. Vlnncs, Wangcn. Hanson .trd rfiw: Lcndn. Xasland. Hzirvcy. Lind, Luc, Midersuri, Martirisini :nd row: Uisctli, Rusilalil, Hutciiinsiin, Smith, Krzisgul, Runga l-'rnnt rnw: Sislu, Thatcher, C4-nk, Gcrrninid I Z I f r C1101 - 1 ll is if E 5 f l n 'f 'X H 5 W 1 Q ' 1 ir 1-. 1 Editor-in-Chief, Holland Hutchinson Managing Editor , , ,,., Bert Rusdahl News Editor ,,,,, ,,w.,o,i W illiam Rogge Sports Editors ,,,,.. Norman Lind and Gene Martinson. Business Manager,,Garth Germond Columnists-loe Cook, Mary Har- vey, Gene Martinson, Norman Lind, Doris Lendu. Adviser , ,, ., . ...,o. Mr. Oiseth ,fam mu. In I-mn! rnwg HTYEV MCQ Chmnrr ucen .. P 1 , i Mac rllldtrgasf, Krffnigstazcski To keep students and faculty members accurately informed of current happenings, and to keep a detailed record of school activities, members of Devil's Pi staff labor industriously writing intelligent, amusing copy, reporting news as they see it. Formerly a four-column publication, the Pi now boasts of six columns, and in addition to improvement in size, sub- iect matter has undergone a renovation. 74 t is , 5 sq- Ny ! 5 P5 , Q ..,. 3 13 K I YQ 5 . 'Q --v c, -Q. ig- EZ, K Hack r-iw: Selden, W'ick, Pedersen, l.indStrfvm, Barrett, Aiidcrsmi, lmgcc. Mackcla, Pnrtclvvw, Dchtfiss Lcamon 'Grd ww: vlwlivisuii, Liridhcrg, Smith, Scliak, Vfard, Ahraliamv-in, licrquist, Kirby, Goldberg 2nd rim Hziliclt. Huck. I.u1utim1, Fagcrlin, S. Nelson. M. Nt-Ishii, 1iussick,Oisctli Huck 1-rum rt-xx: liuiscl. Walsh, Bensmi, Caniemn, Cliristianstiri. Atiwlptistm Fagerlin The Recordm' Co-Editors - Betty Leamon, Mary Louise Buck. Assistant Editor Yt,t,t,,,tAY,,,,,, Pat Logee Senior Editor .,t,...,.,,, Delores DeMoss Club Editor .ei,, ,..,,e A udrey Lindberg Activity Editor, , .,i,, Marian Nelson Sports Editor , s is Serene Nelson Feature Editor , ,i , Barbara Smith Business Manager, Charles Eagerlin p trcw i,und.Jl31 t'1 Art Editor ,,,e....e ,e ..,e,,,. Miriam Kemp YZ Y' 4 . ..i xiimn. Sifrlilliti-rf'stfadifliiirgurillndf M Advlsef --'f- -- Vt---- MT' Olseth Yawlynh lliasv- Mc tlfrudcfldx' K Q Vain? M Urliwvin- ' 'MYE- R . l Jtitl V NA xx llclttiflmnd' ' V01 ri Annually since l9lU, senior iournalists have incessantly strived to put forth a yearbook 'fffllhlv' of Central High School Under the supervision cl Mr. Oiseth, many new, original ideas :five been created General thezne ot the annual is nzagazine titles, and copy is written in Time' style This summer the book will be entered in a national contest. 75 X A :gy . . 3 H 8 Q 5 Q 3 Q 3 9 , i 10 ti, J IQ f 1 1, 304991 , 9 'QFD Q 9 ,gr 19 I 1. . , 3 .f 3 9 8-'fp i Q x y I I X U Q X A A - Q Q9 QR ,W V fb. 3: 'i Back row: Widness. Meirs. Thomley, Brock, Rrisberg, Stelfensrin. Groven, Nesbcrg, Bratt, Daniels, Carlsun, Nelson. Webb, Melberg, Kasten 4th rnw: Walden. Carey, Gradin, Davies. Burgren, Wagner, Lindquist, Witt, King. Htirstmann, Balirman. Olsen. bchibret. Anderson. Muller. Schneible, Palm 3rd ww: Huebscher. jackson, Ueraldsrin, Erlansiin, Skamser. Fuller. Diibie, Dellfisier, Huebsclier, Larsen. Moline. Lever, Van Patter, Welter. lnhnsnn, G. julinsfin, Cliristopliersen End rviiw: Mead, Crzift. Bergman, Marken, Cnnruy, Jensen, Anne. Cleary, Norem, Crum, Slipliur, lireene, jeffery. l'rzinsiin Front rriw: Arriistriing, Holton, llrriwn, McPherson, jnlinsnri, Mme, Pliilpiitt, Dahlstezid, Niirdness Glee clubs, the training schools for fu- ture singers of Central's a'cappella - , choir, were organized a number of years Q ago and have received much praise for 1 M ' their superb tone quality. Director ? 'Q Q Meier's boys' glee club first competed at - Q 7 a district contest in l936 where first I prize was awarded them. ln l938 the girls' glee club followed in the footsteps of 'the boys and won their first music . contest '.l Y l During the past year, both boys' and r girls' glee clubs have sung Mr. Meier's Fern Hansen special arrangements of 'Bendemeers , Stream and Little Lady Make Believe. Other' numbers in their repertoire are Friend of Mine by Squireg Chinese Flower Pete by Cadmang Solveg's bong by Grieg. 4. lziik Stiindfiulil Organized in 1929 under baton of Director Louis A. Meier, Central's aicappella choir has received many honors at both district and state music meets. ln l935, their first year as con- testants, the aicappella choir. with several ensembles, won first honors at Rice Lake district contest and also at Wausau state meet. At Ashland in l936, with a choir of ninety singers, they again won first award. Lack of funds prevented choir from competing the next year, but in 1938 they again entered district contest and brought many awards home to their school. 6 . T .. 1 O 5 at ,, J . if it , l , W li ..r Q lfilll Vficlt 'Rs X sf., . rdson Satay, Schak, Mathissen, Netson, Paquette, Richa , trombone, Brewer, johnson. Kehy, Mac- ' Marteys, Xandaht, Merisalo, Mueher, . Xverbook, Hartland, Hetske, ndr drums, Curran, Etkerton, . tt cornet, Hankey, Karwoskr, ter, Wasserman, Westhxnd toncn Sones, . Perry, flute, , son Wickhx , er Rothwe Q Netson, San Uarinet, B. Anderson, U, Anderson, Gyttand, Hu , ' ' og, Stadky. Vitzg bass ctarinet, Andrews, alto ctarinet, ' ' Schurtcr, Witsong trumpet, Byer, Watkerg base, Clan' , A A ' , Herttein, lsaacson, Micketson, Netson, oboe, haup , n. johnson, saxophone, W. lohnson, Kehy, Lendu, . Steen, twirlers, jorgenson, Karwoski, McQuaid bhu se, Sampson, ' horn, Lxomra ' 'tsittg bassoo ' Peterson, Mor Gregor, trench Statke, Thompson, Lrtt, Whr timpano, Mctluaidz baritone, Partetow, Central High Pillai gn impofchool band G D In 1eAW1th the, Gm position A Ct1V1t1eS Eecrtqlsl pep rgperformgnces an sch0O1 OOUDC111 Ssemblies t CO1'1Cert dOne QGTUGSI gnpargdesl and c or 51IFOughOutOIi1IE2SiE and bjndwork is t lflnesotar C! eff? Wiscons. meets O V1CIQfy und Dtrals band ln Gnd SY Gt ir Leadership Oil-DSG!-Ched eveeitf Gnd C11 thesugilfidfs diStriCt 'Hiillil' Y Year in Duluthtle of Bcmdso his Musicq 1 rr ioire in umbers 1 lud D the b ' Clos' C .9 Do Cmdsr Schifgtlsplfgcesu Ixrglcrrticrl, 6222 Chosen fortilfth Sympho Ovement gf ' , n 1S year s cgmegt blieen r. Ml UP'Beat l ,, 1 4 v Q Jig QQ ,V -Q X , I -4 - a - M A . . L 'fl' ff T V 9- K r !A Q E I :sg . 'AJ Q 5 ' WP: 'Q 1 +V QR eQ'SkmJ 1 mf ci 'Q X ,hi L, N A K C-. I 'xx f 46:56 Y 'W U ' ti !' 'gk X Q FIQQX p I Ariz- if M. K. - D 4 'A . xs Q s is r s . ' Q l i X , lfisllcr, nilrccturg M:4cI.c1man', junsun, SlIIlHIlS, liraytfut, Hcrgquisl, lfullcr, Luc, Fagerlin, Koby, Schak, lmrixrmr ' -- ' , . X ' .x' , . Y Tudor -Singers, Girlg1Trlple Trio, and String' Ensemble are groups of musicians made up of selecteclxmembers of a'cappella choir, glee clubs, and orchestra. New this year, Tudor Singers have a unique custom. of giving performances while seated around tablw. 4- ' Established several years ago as a permanent branch of Central's music department, the Girls' Triple Trio introduces music of a popular vein in con- certs. Another branch of the music' department is the String Ensemble under the direction of Mr. Fisher. ' - Musical Courier Jeffery, McQueen. Duwcr, Nelson, Mahnke, Hanson, Pearson, accompanisli Hoya, licrquxsl 155K -'54 1 . ' Q-5 X ix st- ' 1 1 Rack rnw: Nulsfln, Macllregnr. Carlson. Ahrattanlznn. Steen Mein-r, Gxllamt Pcrhai. Hamm, Page. Znd nm. Vlcltuucn, liau rr, Swarwml, Matmkc. Dmvcr. S muh lirumuvs 4 L t Timm t kt i p p . 4 , , jvtm fn, Ht-rgquust if,-.tnt nm ltnya. Wick. Hanson. Ulum, Sprmgcr, Strmtzas. 4' School l fill! LIL X ' IIA 1l V E Musicziins x 'kfwf I- ' X fl ,. K ,NP It v Vtvf, ft LV t' ' N of '. ' ' , , , 1' 2 A A Ml, - ' 1 . A 'R It 1 Q I X, 'Vx X ,I 'Q KMA fn. e 4 ! W' it 5 Ou? tnuiic department has continually broug glory to Central, Much of thts 1S due to the ex- pert qgutdonce ond Judgment ot Director Louis RT A. Meter, He has been Plead of Centrots must deportnpent for twelve years, In that time Re :os '.-formed u-.'1.:1 mt frygstcol groups 'ind the: ipterinlu p6'YfCfII.C'TtC6S truly tell the flfflifl fxiogliy' of Mr fleier H15 :method of Creseitoton Eielns enccurfzge fIH',lSQCf!llY1d9Ci efodents li The f':':.er' of rglu,-no .f Ce..!rt.L '.'.'t5:. rimmed fyotccefgfg A f jp f ,4f.,4!i7 I V - , ' fv. ff f ff ojlfbr ,-ur 10 7-Q with , 4. .4-9 Ab el Q s G 0 k riw: Greene, Rudillph, Smith. Mcllnnald. Zank rim lfittiisviri, Arwdursiiit. Wcstluud. .Xhrah:im7:in. Tiilturs Ir nt r xx St i S ctfwns, Murphy, Hiiward. prusiduntg ltllll'lStiIl. trvusiirt-n, Rnttixxi-II Student Council is composed ot two representatives, one boy ond one girl, from eoch home room. The generol council ot some 75 members, delegates its odministrotive powers to CI boord of executives composed of the president, vice-president, secretoryetreosurer, ond l2 other members, This executive boord might be compored in duties ond responsibilities to our notional congress. ,Cx r x ,' v--- - . 23 Kqtk rp x H until Hziiiptr. Page Q r Nu tin X ntln Nturptxx. Nhkjirt? t Timm, firzmluml T M lg,f'J J, tif by ,h J -XP ,5 Jo v - IN L X af' ' T H I JK fl! ff' -JfyT5J'N lf' cf t 1' e r t Q, ' . . 1 5,3 KY h Q, S It gf A6 Pg if 131' T28 lip' 2.117 is. .E T: I .Sr : li. n 'J bf' -T ffl 4' L -r -1. c . if J., Q 4. Q Q 'Q -s . if muy' 41? N ind ci -'ffm fer - 3 Til I, Larsen. 11-ycc Nelson hart. ig ' Standing. Luidfurd. .Xtwr:4lmru1uu. Murphy. Crmk. Huh Nelson Q MCT5 LOOK Om -a A R A-if-if ,6- Dramatics students under direction ol I. Arthur Taylor yearly present several plays. 'Shirt Sleevesf' a three-act domestic comedy, given in March, dealt with reactions ol Franklin Rands socially prominent family toward linan cial ruin and disgrace ot his son, brought on by marriage to the daughter of a notorious law- breaker Among other plays produced by Mr. Taylors students of drama were several onefact corriee dies, such as 'Full Circle, 'His First Shave, The Red Lamp, and A Nephew in the House Full Circle presents the old familiar problem of a girl and her boy friend with the usual heckling young brother, Sunlud Xnrzwxc. l'rcstI1u5 iixglnx Stzimlimg, Burg. H:-ffur. Lange. Nmdur, Stamdficld. Stern. It Y, Y . 6 L uw 4 s 1 C um, D 1 u XL-hmm , 'v 7' . we V R Lmxk knarnny 1 N 4 -.4 N a ,, ,X l 0 , . L Y Q 's X a-.-n. 1 vx x7 has ,f, I. 2 . 9 w Q in - Q . - ' ' I- r . ,, S u Q 1 ' s . gl. ' 5 -7,3 9- if- , ' .7 F- ..',.., 0 - Q, , i. B - ws - ' -1 . -.x 'f.'2..u .M w... . , A s, s ,W 9 ' g ' ..... ,.,,,,- , -1 f- V , x Q- X,i - , sax.: Y 5 1 ' 4 , Z, , 5, - rg-'ug ,Q 4. - ' ' N, .gh tk,-.xfsj 'vqfg 3515. j Q .', 1 ' Q . W , 1' A vas- 5 ,,'r'.'- - -M.. Q I ..,,--N -is v 1, ' '. .:.r -' .7 't !. ., Q -., -: , Af - V I U4 R IN- .Pt . . ' Y xg ma- - nvf-.wx vu :. -' ' ' '17, LQ . .gym .A 755, ,.t iii! 21 ' 'df I I ' 1' :f , Qc f gf . .vt 'L' dfiiqql ' . 'U ' 1 42 K f-we Y .,, , pi Y I N' gfejz' i , ' . 4 'tif' maxi? M 'a LS Q 1 a .-1, I 5-wi' A i9 Y Q EE 151' 4 4 f ' Q Y 1 I 4'J i-' '5 Sport Celebrities This year's football team suffered seven consecutive losses, It must be frankly admitted that it was Central's most disappointing sea- son of recent years. Central's base ketball team made a better show- ing. lt won five out of 14 games. Athletic enthusiasm caught its second breath when first signs of spring appeared and as soon as local tennis courts were in good condition, members of Central's tennis teams began giving their rackets a good work-out. This year Central's racketeers were victorious in four out of five matches. Among minor sports which are rapidly gaining recogf nition is the golf team which boasts among its members, Ed Iones, the 1937 city champion and runnerfup title-holder in the city in l938. Central's hockey team ranked third in the Head of the Lakes Hockey League. The box- ing, curling, and swimming teams progressed rapidly, and all Won laurels in competition. Promoting good sportsmanship and fair play among boy athletes of Central is one of Coach Harry Conley's prime obiectives Through his fine leadership, he teaches co-operation and alert thinking, both of which are essene tial traits for whatever profession a boy Chooses to follow for his hte work. Coach Conley is re- spected and looked up to as an example of the highest type of man by each boy who is fortunate enough to have had the oppor tunity of working with him. 23 -1 19' x I , , is XV X JI 4 if 5 .QM Xywlw - 7' ,V lx ,ff ' F WL. 74 ' Q ,, ' . I M14 VV J K Z ' A 1- l JJ . 1..v,,,. As mx' Q I K 3 3293? A5 3' 599 85 41 44 . , 21 x Q 1' 5? F 33 O1 , Q A 4 1' 59 A , , A ff ' ff 'silk Q 3 5 g -9 6 fs. 2 4' 'i W' '? i 3 ag ,G r cas, ' if J, A 1 I ' ,' . 4 I 1 V V . -' g , , , , W 9 V V Z . y Mani g hd WM V at ' X . 'Y Pi N-1 ,, -ngmrs 7-Y : , K 1 I K: A A lu i , f . 1 , 14, Y , 5 1, , 3 551, 2 'r Q 3 7' - Q- L., -. Q ' i' A LO , meth 1 t 'r -l., cn, -- i ,, .N L -, 1 YQ 6 ,M i up 142293 ,FR 6- M1 if ' 'i v . ll .L i Q 9 V 'EJ ,ho .2 V 4 I , I Q 4 My W '11 'ei A? Q, we A gl 1, Q BK p'l'5l f C kV- I' 0150111 E- UISUH, RHYilCiCh. U Ciirlslln, Brown, Bedard, R. Trillers, Rnzinski, Backstmm, in ip un Hack row: Schuull, Cwwlhfrrn, Lee. Seeley, Oyaas, Carlson, Schurter, Burquist, S. Chasu, Berwald, L. Welch, Hfjack nn. ll, Olsen, ., ,I H, .. I h V, , V V TI ,,'Qf,,'f15f2,g,,fl-Etta,,f33tg,','3Le1:rrlJ'53Qg15::fatgi5gV'i:1::1g'::,list tt2.,3::,'f,k'.f:trim-,firii::,:tnf,gY.z',:zi'p?,ilf?'i5',2raNf'W' R 'fffnffr D- McCart, I., jntinsmi, Paffel, Nlathvislon,alialriksjbrltlgrrll' Han' Enom' Fmn' Page' LaulI s0 M Being a champion team year after year with no unsuccessful 9 f J f seasons is not possible. Since Central's team is no exception to the rule, this season was fated to be an unlucky one. All through a tough schedule, from the kick-off of their first game to the gun that ended the last one, the Vikings, under the lead- Q ership of their efficient manager, Gordon Mathison, and Cap- l tain Francis Beclard, kept up their fighting spirit. At the annual s W' football banquet good-natured Coach Conley said: The team, while not victorious in any of its starts, won in a certain meas- ure the spirit of true and real sportsmanship, in that they were willing to go out and give their all, even with the odds greatly against them, and this victory will stand them in good stead in later life. SCORES Hurley l3 ,,.... .......,,..,,........,,,..,, ...... C e ntral 0 Duluth Cathedral 13 ,..... ...,.. C entral O Duluth Denfeld 14 .,,.,,, ..,... C entral O Ashland 12 ...,.,,,,,.......,. ,...., C entral 0 Duluth Central 13 .,,,,.. ..,... C entral 0 East 26 ............,...,.... ,...,. C entral 7 8 Eau Claire 20 ..,.., ,,.... C entral 7 9 Henry Kalinoski N-4 3 if ik 4'-E P . -11. P .r l' 5 is Don Grundsted ? is SCORES 0 0 I-libbing 23 , , Central 32 gf lf Eau Claire 17 . Central 28 Minneapolis Edison 31 Central 29 East 21 Central 23 Ashland Zl , . Central 23 Ashland 22 , , Central 16 Denfeld 25 , Central 34 Morgan Park 20 ,, . Central 30 Superior Cathedral 23 , , Central ll ', C Ashland 24 . . . , , Central 19 24 Duluth Central 36 Central 31 ' East 29 , Central 23 Cloquet 34 Central 19 La Crosse 36 Central 27 Eau Claire 23 Central 17 its 4' WE- .' 'S -. W V x I 'if Ed lones ,f Bill Howard 'QQ Vikings started the 1939 bas- ketball season by defeating I-libbing, Eau Claire, East, and Denteld. However, as the sea- son progressed they met a cy- cle of hard luck, losing the last games by narrow margins. During the year the Vikings were matched against the best teams in this territory, and throughout the entire schedule they kept their fighting spirit. lanes was one of the best cap- tains Central has ever had. Grundsted ranked high in scor- ing. Howard was both a high scorer and a three-year man, Others noted tor skill and scrapping spirit were Rehn- strand, Dixon, Tollers, Seely, and Mathison. 'S' 'S chi K YJK 'g. U 'fa'-8 M 'glam' Q s Lk x X Ili .aa-Si'fE +-is-nf+fW 5 1 A ,, . V C 7 ,- u T 4 t ,fx I ? v-flu .f. ,.f- 'W.4!u-1 14441 49-v-0-n0,,1g.,, A-.l,.,e '-F5 Warming Up ,fe- wfw Jw-ww X 'Www MM-Ak Q QQ! J. FW ... F Qi' mf. 'Z l 'K V , ' : A-'fa' 5 X ,. A N X 4 ,,, 35 P ' M Q 5 i l Q- ' A x',-fi! 1 ? Y U i 'tw gs I , 1 I fn , Y 0 Q 'fa' QW an 4 'S v f yff v. s 2 Q I Thru cheers for Jadc and . on then' fme work L mu Ho 'fn 'bf Guns, Clubs, Sticks M f, nk iw, K cluflfixiifliaffcfam' laik Har . frlllnnq Hwiflluisl L1 - ng' Hahn, Carl mu: Nwlrur I 1r1stian5,,,, H sf111,j,,hn- ' fargun l Uifllcg W I ' HSL-tn I l , ii It 22,1 L' rw, . gc, 94 I' ' . dly,.MI11lplismi, .ri Hwvu. Lundgrun. .Inlin- Giving an excellent performance, handling clubs with perfect pre! cision, Ed lones won the l937 city golf championship, lones, Central senior, was a runner-up in l938 in the same tournament. ...A- Coming to the front in Central s line-up of minor sports is golf. This season Central's golf team, besides participating in a match with Duluth Central, won third place in the l-lead of the Lakes golf tournament. Hockey is also becoming an in- dispensible factor in the field of sports. This year Viking puck- sters took third place in the llead of the Lakes tournament. Centrals Rifle club, under sue pervision of Coach Conley and W. F, Hudson, has made rapid progress in the past two years. Besides remodeling Centrals rifle range, these riflers par- ticipate in individual competi- tion, and are planning matches Hack run: .ttzircm-. lllklill, ,I Nt-Iwn, It-tgzan. .'tl:1rtiriwr1. Uy.x.1s, ,'Nl.iillSll.llx , l'r Ill r xi Xiu lm Hmmm fb Ll limi! r I1 Illfilisr. Smith, XYg1ty1t Vt,'1tl1QlhQf SCl'1OQlS, T l Q l X0 Vuiilllsts , 4. ' 't , , 1 Tv' 1' ' 1 7' I .L R J V x ' . L f' .4-,. 3 7 F ,ff 4 ,, X, 'AA 4 . S I Lx it' 'S ' rt s I I. Hack rim Danielson, Stream, 0'Bricn. Larnphure, Prtcrsirn, Thatcher. Curtis .ix lfriiiit r--ix, Sushi, Lahcrdic. Nuslund. Anderson, Riisenttml, llllan, Cllcsl ff Xu tin 2. Hack r--xx Llru-larid, Tcsku. Cm-kc, Finn, Macklcr, NNziggncr. Olson I-rnnt rim Hcssullgraxr. Nlathisi-n, M-'rr-iw. liustats--n, Hcdard, Ustrfir -'rib Benny Rosenthal, l938 Golden Gloves leatherweight champion of Wisconsin in the high school division, is a senior at Central. Benny is proving to be a great stimulus to the Central boxing en- thusiasts. According to authorities on ring activities, Benny is re- garded as one ot the best defen- sive lighters in this area, i Boxing is rapidly coming into the spot. of sports at Central, not only because it sport, but because it promotes cout sportsmanship among all participants i a thorough knowledge of the pugili raises morale and prepares them to enabling them to meet any obstacle cl' take it on the chin. Under theybrillia Coach Gordon Thompson, a former Manager Iohn Christianson, Central iu team is kept in fit condition tor its colc matches. Promotor of sportsmanship among our girls in Central is Miss Colby, sophomore physi- cal education instructor. Her diffificult task consists of classes which train and help girls to understand sports, The principles of football are taught by playing touch football in autumn and fundamentals of baseball are learned in spring. Among other activities are folk dances of various countries and exercises to form good posture. Even though physical education is a required subject, it is not disagreeable. The girls are enthusiastic about learning different activities and are taught by a competent instruc- tor. l. Learning fundamentals of waltzing. 2 For Better Posture, ' 3 Stretch and Touch. Battleclores and Basketball X - Q v l 'Ib .Q F 11 nf -41 li f J... N E in I Another new game has been added to the list already played by the girls' gym classes. Badminton, which origf inated in lndia, was received by soph- omore girls this year with great delight. Basketball was still the favorite sport of all. Each class divided into teams and winning class guintets competed against each other, Winners of these contests played for the basketball championship in games held alter school. pn 4 'yr X 5' 'P'- i ww, 11, it Q fx I , '4 lp I cramps' Back bffrfgner, Swanf . fzsnetpfli. 'QYCI l I.'DmDSOI'1, ...LS FXS!-f ffl ra ttrfxcts interest 97 ce Cutters Once more a Centratite has tri- umphed in the broad held of success. Accompanied by wild applause ot huge audiences at the Tx-:in Cities, Bobby Specht, si:-:teen-year-old senior, accom- rhstged a feat outstanding in the history ot Superior by win- ning the national novice skat- ing championship in a tree- skating contest. Each skating season Bob makes nurnerous guest appearances throughout the country where his myriads ot admirers acciaiin hirr. to be a prodigy of the silver blades. 81 Active in many events through- out the Arrowhead country, drawing more and more atten- tion to Superior, and boosting winter sports enthusiasm are Roberta Barton, UBhythin Skat- er Carot Iean Smith, X'Supe- rtors Sweetheart ot the ice, and Dorothy Harvey, Petite Princess ' three promgnent young Centrahtes. Roberta Barto X3 CLA! 5' Illll Q? 'PG D 4? xif xf..T.X 3 .iw -,761 I I 0 . ,Q f ,giifzi ' , . ' kuigk y' 2 437 'V I 9 I . . u ' sk i M, H RX:'4,'i.4 if ll' 4 A V , , if, u gd ,J 6 , ,J . cf? i 'U I , n 11.5.2 i , 0 4. 5:-84' 'R 3 . J, BO S, 9 QD Q1 , feng .j' MX Yi. -, :q.w Nv-w ., fl, 1' 'Q f A' , '- 5 I QIQCIL I 111.4 2 -. x I Q I Y wi+xl.vWlSr L .N ' Ss Q of' ' 1' v , V 19.4 if ff' vxmw' 4 9' 'R ,. , fa 2- fa -M A 1, 'WW , , A' I ', A Q 'J .A - 'V , . gp ,' ,fi In Q'.k 0 '- L cj. --. . r vn'. u . 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