Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Superior, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1951 volume:

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To those who knew her, the loss is great, but there is comfort in the knowledge of her influence on the students who have entered and left her classroom during her career. -4. in I I 'i 4 i I i Ec-:cliccctc-:cl , to o 4 0 Q o o o Q 0 one ov. we Cmr. fouio Cmeier for 24 years of service in the music department at Central, for composing the lyrics to our school song, March on Old Central, for such other memorable songs as Talli-Hi and Long, Long Agof, for directing our splendid organiza- tions: the junior choir, senior choir, Triple Trio, and Vocal Ensemble, for giving many hours of his spare time on projects for our enjoyment and the enjoyment of the community, and for his generosity, his whole- hearted participation in school af- fairs, his humor, his unselfish atti- tude, all of which have been a part of our school life . . . gratefully dedicate the 1951 Echo. ...5.. .ln Mr. George E. Shaw Bachelor of Education, Master of Arts Principal of Central High School Mr. Leslie W. Johnson Bachelor of Education, Master of Arts Superintendent of Superior Public Schools ogclminiotratioffl Educational Philosophy of Central High School We believe that as educators our responsi- bility is to provide a happy, healthy, and com- fortable environment in which to workg to in- struct the student effectively in the basic skills, and to inspire and encourage an understanding of the essential principles of socially acceptable behavior and moral integrity, of health, of eco- nomic and civic responsibility, of spiritual under- standing and growth, and of respect for human dignity, so that he accepts these as most desir- iable for the attainment of a full and complete ife. Mr. Verner Anderson Miss Minnie Rasmussen Miss Alice Lomoe ' Bachelor of Education, Master of Arts Bachelor of Education Bachelor of Science, Dean of Upperclassmen girls, Dean of Underclassmen Girls, Master of Arts Language Arts Language Arts Assistant Principal Committees: American Booster Club Adviser, Junior Dean of Boys Education Week Chairman, Red Cross Adviser Committees: Faculty Social, Student Social Chairman Committees: Student Social, Student Social, Hospital Room, Radio Commission -5. Faculty Social, Hospital Room, Finance Qontento J 1 4 m -+1 aculty .... page 10 0 lv' i l C 'fi , ww 1 ,, Ji OGVUCVO .... page 18 , .g K 'A ' 3 .jk 4 ,eg .1 unclerclcxoomen .... page 44 AZ aC'tiUitieO .-.. page 58 1, :AV , A 3,1 oporto .... page 90 JS 1 ,, oclfiool lil-e .... page 110 LOMQQ ' Www all ' ' JZ-7W0 'QX ado .... page 117 QQ ,QL QWMJZKJJ fiyk4f, 00,0200 NOW AND EN, our ways of living change to fit the times. 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Mr. Richard Leighty and Mr. Robert Horn, second-semester newcomers, converse about their courses in Language Arts 9, and Social Studies 9, respectively. MISS LAURA BARDON, Language Arts, German, Guidance Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts Coquina Club Adviser, Committees: Guidance Day, Coolidge Room, Student Social MISS LILLIAN BERG, Music, Mathematics Bachelor of Music Freshman Choir, Melodeers, and Harmoneers Director, Music Committee MISS MARILYN BUSSE, Language Arts Bachelor of Science Co-chairman of Freshman Class Advisers, Dramatics Committee MISS ESTHER CALESON, Mathematics Bachelor of Philosophy, Master of Arts Co-chairman of Senior Class Advisers, Dramatics Committee MR. HARRY CONLEY, Physical Education, Football Coach Bachelor of Science Athletic Director, Basketball Manager, S Club Adviser, Intramural Sports, Committees: Faculty 2 1-.EM R Finance, Noon Recreation ,was ,,, ' V ,Ne '-:' i K C its -M jg MR. WILLIAM COOK, General Metals, Electricity , Bachelor of Science S Stage Scenery Committee 11' MISS BERNICE CORNELL, Home Economics Bachelor of Science Co-chairman of Sophomore Class Advisers, American Education Week Committee MR. MARVIN CROWLEY, Social Studies Bachelor of Science Freshman Football Coach, Intramural Sports - MISS AGNES CURRIE, Language Arts, Dramatics Bachelor of Arts Thespian Society Adviser, Committees: Radio Commission, Assembly Programs, Student Social, Commencement Program MISS MARY ELLIOTT, Language Arts, French, Spanish Bachelor of Education, Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts Committees: Faculty Social, chairman, Junior Red Cross MR. HORACE GLEW, Mathematics, Bookkeeping Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts I Co-chairman of Senior Class Advisers, Faculty Finance Committee Chairman MR. ROBERT GRADIN, Biology Bachelor of Science Students of Science Club Adviser, Intramural Sports, American Finance Committee Chairman MISS ELEANOR GUSE, Physical Education Bachelor of Science Girls' Athletic Association Assistant Adviser, Committees: Student Social, Cheerleaders and Pep Rally MR. GEORGE HARDING, Printing Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts Devil's Pi Business and Mechanical Staff Adviser, Committees: Faculty Social, American Education Week MISS MARY HATHAWAY, American History Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts Co-chairman of Junior Class Advisers, D. A. R. Selection Chairman, Cheerleaders and Pep Rally Committee MR. MAURICE HENNESSY, General Science Bachelor of Education Co-chairman of Freshman Class Advisers, Faculty Football Manager 111- 0 ncourage an nquiring Cllzinol T MISS IRENE McGILI4, Social Studies Q Bachelor of Education Committees: American Education Week, Faculty Finance, Faculty Social MR. LYLE MAVES, Problems of Democracy, speech Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts Echo Business Staff, Debate Team, and Radio Commission Adviser, Forensics, Assembly Program Committee MR. LOUIS MEIER, Music A Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts Triple Trio, Vocal Ensemble, Junior Choir, and Senior Choir Director, Committees: Music, , Assembly Programs MR. FISKE MILES, Social Studies Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts Faculty Finance Committee L..m..4..,,,,A,. m,, , W , Au, MR. LeROY JACOBSEN, General Science Bachelor of Education Student Council Adviser, Safety Committee MR. DONALD JAY, Language Arts, Latin Bachelor of Science Music Department Manager MRS. BETTY JONES, Journalism, Current Literature, Bachelor of Science Devil's Pi and Echo Adviser, Commencement Program Committee MISS LOIS KASMARK, Home Economics Bachelor of Science Hospital Room Director, Committees: Coolidge Room Faculty Social, Dramatics MR. WILLIAM KELLER, Music Institute of Musical Art Orchestra and String Ensemble Director, Music Committee Chairman MR. JOHN LILJA, Language Arts Bachelor of Science Committees: Radio Commission, Commencement Program -12- Paper work aplenty for Misses Ruth MR. REINHOLT MOE, Physics Bachelor of Education Visual Aids Adviser, Public Address System Director MISS HELEN O'BRIEN, Language Arts Bachelor of Science LeRoy Doleysh Post Adviser, Committees: Junior Red Cross, Faculty Social MR. NORMAN OLSON, Physical Education, Basketball Coach V Bachelor of Science, Master of Science Assistant Football Coach, Cheerleaders and Pep Rally Committee MR. WARREN PETERS, Commercial Bachelor of Science Hi-Y Club Adviser MISS DELORIS PRIOR, Librarian Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Library Science Committees: Radio Commission, Faculty Social, Caps and 'Gowns MISS MARGARET REHN STRAND, Art n Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts Art Exhibits Committee Chairman Swain, Mary Ellen Stuart, and Marian Ellison. W, Proof that A1:A2 is illustrated by Mr. Glew to Loretta Ronn and Jim Tempelis. 7351, . ma, ,.- . i K 'ffki y -fi . E . I ,..,,h , i 7 .,' . V., 'ff ' A c ccc an 'f Siii iyi -131 , I E fo ibeoelop Social QVGCGO I MR. JOSEPH ROGINA, Biology Bachelor of Science Student Council Adviser, Co-chairman of Sophomore Class Advisers MR. JOSEPH SCHMIDT, Language Arts Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts Committees: Student Social, Echo Editorial, Commencement Program MR. S. BRINLEY SHAW, Music Bachelor of Music Education, Master of Music Senior Band and Junior Band Director, Committees: Music, Assembly Programs MR. JOSEPH SITEK, Chemistry, Photography Bachelor of Science Shutterman Club and Echo Photographers Adviser, Student Social Committee MRS. HELEN SKOOG, Home Economics Bachelor of Science V Cafeteria Director MISS MARGARET SPIELMACHER, Mathematics Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts Guidance Day Committee Is your eyesight fit for driving? Mr. Miles supervises the eye-test for Paul Fudally and Margaret Bakken. yk,: .:,. T T K ni rr? 9 MISS SELMA SWANSTROM, Social Studies Bachelor of Education, Master of Science Caps and Gowns Committee Chairman MISS MIYO RUTH TAJINIA, Commercial Bachelor of Science Faculty Finance Committee MISS GRETA TETZLER, American History ' Bachelor of Education Athenae Club Adviser MRS. MARION THOMPSON, Physical Education Bachelor of Science Girls' Athletic Association, Cheerleaders, and Baton Twirlers Adviser, Intramural Sports, Noon Recreation C W ' O9 off' 'f-A n MR. VICTOR URSIN, Drafting, Algebra M4 I fffjuj 4 Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts IU! WW Co-chairman of Junior Class Advisers, O91 - M Committees. Amerlcan Education Week, Caps and Gowns MR. MICHAEL VERICH, Problems of Democracy Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts Intramural Sports, Committees: Safety, Chairman, Guidance Day q l MR. MORTON WADD, Woodwork Bachelor of Science Committees: Safety, Stage Scenery MR. RALPH WATT, Physics, General Science Bachelor of Science Intramural Sports MR. TONY YAWORSKI, Art, Mathematics Bachelor of Education, Master of Arts Craft Club Adviser, Committees: Assembly Programs, chairman, Art Exhibits, Stage Scenery, Coolidge Room, Noon Recreation MR. ORLYN ZIEMAN, Language Arts, Social Studies Bachelor of Science American Education Week Committee MISS MARIAN ELLISON Principal's Secretary MISS RUTH SWAIN Attendance Clerk Miss MARY ELLEN STUART School Treasurer t I .45- 4 1 1 f JW JWMJWVJ f ' K kt 1 A-c.L-3 , .af-v '7'2' . 1 , 1 . .,..f J X I u S .1 eh , -: ,i5?Y: ' qaux mmf sm, enum my A . awm1:mz-:fan-.rs.1v. .ws :Q 3.1.1 1 X, r.. .My ff uw.:-.11 as-.lam .X Us 11-Nurs , Robert Nelson President y Ellen Sr-X Wolfe 5 - L If lsQni,Se3? ,O it 3 it is N ti? K Srl? Q S is W liyfyfujf ll W? i. ene ce Ahi tus If f e ric nder o Miri Carl Anders n ' Bqrbar. dll onaldi op. Aunet Jacqul n F Brown Jo ri e arlson r Gilbert Christenson he' oyelle Edelstein D a Mae Ely ria Jean Filbey ina Jean Franzen Ralph Jennings Hammerbeck Almyra Beth Helwig Lois Edna Huebscher John Franklin Jones OIIOI Ro Lenni William Kangas Audrey Kingren Katherine Teresa Lamont Ruth Lorraine Lido Marjorie Lou McKee Evelyn Charlotte Magnuson Paul Schwarze Maier Donald Fredrick Marg James Eckman Moe Jeanne Elizabeth Murphy James Clyde Neal Shirley June Negrete Peter Stack Nelson Robert Olin Nelsori L Emily Helen Neu ' QR Delores Kathleen O'Brien L -1 81 Barbara Helen Odell Carlette Maybelle Pedersen James Allen Peterson John David Peterson Patricia Florence Phillips Gordonnar Joan Richard Marjorie Louise Rusch Charles Victor Salo Jeffrey Anderson Sell Shirley Miriam Siegel Mary Ellen Sinclear Richard John Solie Donald Theodore Warn Marilyn Delores Wentela Katherine Jean Young i NORMAN RAY ADAMSON . . . NORM College Entrance. Fr., Jr. Choirs. DARLENE JOYCE Amsrus . . . DARD Commercial. L. D. P. Club 1, 2,. 39 Treas- Office 45 Gym Helper 3. Secretarial Work. DUANE ARNOLD Al-IO . . . PROF College Entrance. Transfer from Two Har- bors, Minn.5 Sr. Choir5 Debate 45 Dramatics 45 Vocal Ensemble 4. GERALD RAYMOND ALLEN . . . JERRY College Entrance. Shuttermen Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, Executive Board 35 L. D. P. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, pres. 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 S Club 45 Intra.-Basketball 1, 2, 35 Jr. Choir5 Prom Comm. 3. Chemist. BERNICE . TOOTS Commercial. 4. Secretarial ANDERSON . . . CHUCK men Club 2, 3, 4, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 S. Rsgio Comm. 45 Echo Photo- grapher 3, ard of Review 4. Business. .f ' fl' ' L 0'- if ,5,g,, 7f,Q I Clflith gow earo 'Behind enioro epart, fheir gortuneo to gincl GEORGE WALLACE ANDERSON . . . ANDY College Entrance. Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirs5 Bas- i'li 4 ketball 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN RICHARD ANDERSON . . . JOHNNY College Entrance. Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirs5 Vocal Ensemble 3, 4. Teaching. LINNEA CAROLYN ANDERSON . . . LYNN College Entrance. Jr., Sr. Choirs5 Triple Trio. Nursing. MIRIAM CARLENE ANDERSON . . . MEEM College Entrance. Booster Club 2, 3, 4, treas. 45 Soph. Class Sec.5 Melodeers5 Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirs5 Prom Attendant5 Viking Day Attend- ant,5 G. A. A. 2, treas. 25 Echo Staff 3, 4, feature editor 3, co-editor-in-chief 4. Lab- oratory Technician. RITA BARBARA ANSELL . . . REET College Entrance. Radio Comm. 3, 4, vice- pres. 35 Speech Contest' 1, 2, 3, State Speech Contest 2, 35 Booster Club 2, 3, 45 Fr. Choir5 Red Cross 15 Prom Comm.5 Devil's Pi 3, 4, co-editor-in-chief 4. Advertising. RONALD LEONARD AUNET . . . UM College Entrance. 3 4 l 5 ir. W 3 ff ,4f 2Tw r 1. '-5' D at 2 Q X -19- Chefs Jerry Johnson, Bill Tyson and Fred Guist wait for Tom Lasch to serve chili in the boys' home ec class. LUCILLE RUTH BARNES . . . LUCY General. Store Clerk. FRANKLYN JOHN BARTOS . . . SKIP General. Visual Aids 4. Electronics. RICHARD GORDON BERG . . . BUGS College Entrance. Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Echo Staff 3, 4, sports editor 3, 45 Prom Comm., Pi Staff 3, 4, sports editor 4. Jour- nalism. DANIEL LLOYD BISHOP . . . BISH College Entrance. Engineering. LEE ETTA JOYCE BLOOMSTER . . . LEE Commercial. G. A. A., Twirling 1, 2, 3, 4. Secretarial Work. MARIANNE DORIS BOVEE College Entrance. Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirs, Prom Comm., Treas. Office 4g Student Council 4. Secretarial Work. GERTRUDE MARCELLA BACHMAN . . . TRUDY General. Nursing. MADELYN MARION BAILEY . . . MAGGIE General. Twirlers 1, 2, 3. Secretarial Work. BETTY ANN BARBO . . . BETS College Entrance. Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Board of Review 2, 33 Prom Comm.: Soph. Class Treas.g Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirsg Melodeersg Triple Trio 4g Sr. Orch. 1, 2, 3, 4, String En- semble l, 2, 3, 4g Echo Staff 3, Organization co-editor 3, Echo Business Staff 4. Music. Kd f. ' . 2, , My . f. f is I - flffi'fx, , -20- vw., DELCENE MAE BOWERS Commercial. Fr., Jr. Choirs. Secretarial Work. MILDRED JOYCE BRATANOVICH . . . BABE College Entrance. Coquina Club 2, 3, 45 Fr., Jr. Choirs, Speech 33 Gym Helper 3. Nurs- ing. JANET HILDEGARDE BREITZMANN . . . BLONDIE General. Jr. Choir, G. A. A., Twirling. Beautician. GEORGE DEWEY BROWN . . . BROWNIE General. Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, S Club 4, Fr., Jr. Choirs. Mechanics. JACQULYN FAY BROWN . . . JACKIE General. Coquina Club 2, 3, 4, Jr. Band, Sr. Orch. 23 Echo Staff 3g Treas. Office 43 Red Cross 2. Secretarial Work. GLORIANN BURGRAFF . . . SHORTY General. Fr., Jr. Choirs, Dramatics 4. f'f '5H GN 45 :Autumn eccturecl Qene and geanyn fvggwltndoome ing and grace ul Queen -21- DONALD RICHARD BUSCI-I . . . DON College Entrance. Forestry. CHARLES AUGUSTUS CARAGAN . . . CHUCK College Entrance. Army Air Corps. GLEN PHILIP CARLSON College Entrance. Mechanics. JOAN BETTY CARLSON College Entrance. Booster Club 2, 3, 4, chap- lain 49 L. D. P. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, vice-pres. 4, Red Cross 45 Sr. Orch. 1, 2, 3, 4, sec. 43 String Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Comm.g Student Council 13 Echo Business Staff 4, art editor 3, 43 Main Office 4, Library Christ- mas Display 3. Teaching. MARJORIE ANN CARLSON . . . MARGE College Entrance. Fr., Jr. Choirs, Athenae Club 2, 3, 4, vice-pres. 4, Red Cross 3, vice- pres. 35 Prom Comm. 3. Nursing. RUTH JOANNE CARLSON Commercial. Fr., Jr. Choirs, Red Cross 3: Treas. Office 3, 4, Prom Comm. Secretarial Wor . LEONARD ANTON CARLSTROM . . . BUCK College Entrance. Shuttermen Club 2, 3, 4, vice-pres. 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, S Club 3, 4, Prom Comm., Prom Kingg Echo Staff 3, Echo photographer 2. Fores- try. HARRY HASWELL CHAPMAN . . . ARCH College Entrance. Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, vice- pres. 43 Fr., Jr. Choirs, Student Council 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Viking Day Attendant. Doctor. ROGER GILBERT CHRISTENSON . . . WHITEY College Entrance. Echo Business Staff 25 .Shuttermen Club 2, 3, 4, treas. 43 Student Council 3, 4, vice-pres. 45 Fr. Jr. Choirs. Engineering. MERRY LOU CHRISTMAS General. Student Council 2. Telephone Operator. JAMES EDWIN CLARK . . . JIM College Entrance. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Devil's Pi 3, circulation mgr. 4. Teaching. MARLENE KAY coNKuN . . . MAR ifjrwfffyef 1 'lla General. Nursing. A 5 I ' 16 ' 6 4 b I ' Vlvcmug. . ix UM 444135 A K VM . L4 W I Skito and Cpootero ere7QH-ectiueflllwfij mwdtwwwfewu Jug V ' .wg Running in the Race: Ronnie Kastner and Jerry Gran, backers of candidate Bob Nelson for senior class president, hang poster in main hall. ' I 5466 l LSROY CONLEY . . . JIM enera . apher. ELMER LEWIS COPISKEY . . . FUDD College Entrance. Fr., Jr. Choirsg Echo Busi- ness Staff 4, Intra. Basketball 1, 2. Forest Ranger. DONALD WAYNE CORBIN . . . DONNIE General. Fr. Choir. Sheet Metal Worker. . 4' Q xp- ' ffl fi: 'Af X H E' ,gi .... . . ...V . ,Tw 4 im., WILLIAM JUDSON CURRIE . . . DES College Entrance. Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, treas. 4, Intra. Basketball. DARLENE JOAN DANIELSON . . . DOLLY gomlmercial. Treas. Office 3, 4. Secretarial or . EUGENE PAUL DAVIDSON . . . GENE College Entrance. Visual Aids 2. Aircraft Mechanic. RAYMOND ALBERT DECKER . . . RAY College Entrance. Visual Aids 2, 4, Football 1, Red Cross 2. ROBERT MICHAEL DONNICK . . . BOB General. Student Council 2, 3, 4, Debartfl 4, Jr. Choir, Devil's Pi 4, Prom Comm., es- pian 3, 4, Radio Comm. 4, Echo Business ,HHH staff 4, s. o. s. Club 3, 4, pres. 4. Interior Decorating. WILLIAM MILLMINE DOWNS . . . BILL College Entrance. Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, chap- ' lain 4, Fr., Jr. Choirs, Cheerleader 1, Foot- .A A ' f. -1 .I 1 ,. 7 ahhh ball Mgr. 4, Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. ' A -V ft' W z.:'350 Mortician. 041447 :WMI f . i fbwf-A-4' 'Z' A fr. 'ff' AXA 4,,,,,M..-fuck f 'Viv' AA ' a.!X. npfvn Z' jfvzkwj f C. A r . ' f emor ea er . , ere lectecl i ' , 7,.Zli,-,VJ .76 , .7 ' 'f . family, ff , Za ,nfif-'71-.fx 9-.aw A ' VLA, Llc., Algjbgj Lyrn li 4,vvsfvrx,Lfx ' A z6-,a4 -, ,.- SI-IEILA ROYELLE EDELSTEIN . . . SHE College Entrance. Jr. Band 1, Sr. Band 2, 3, 4, Radio Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Devi1's Pi Staff 3, 4, co-editor-in-chief 4, Speech 4, Prom Comm., Thespians 3, 4, Dramatics 3. Journalism. CYNTHIA ANN EKROTI-I . . . CINDY College Entrance. Fr., Jr. Choirs, Red Cross 2, Athenae Club 2, 3, 4, pres. 4, Prom Comm., Dramatics 4. Home Economics. BARBARA ANN EKSTROM . . . BOBBIE College Entrance. Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirs, Echo Staff 3, organization co- editor 3, Business Staff 4, Melodeers, Vocal Ensemble 4, Fr. Class Sec. LEO CHARLES ELLISON . . . REV College Entrance. Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, pres. 4, L. D. P. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Brass Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Fr., Sr. Choirs, Fr. Vice Pres., Vocal Ensemble 3, 4, Prom Comm., Sr. Orch. 3, 4, Band Director. GERALDINE ELWOOD . . . GERI College Entrance. Coquina Club 3, 4, Thes- pian 3. DONNA MAE ELY College Entrance. Coquina Club 2, L. D. P. Club 1, 2, 3, Sr. Orch. 1. Teaching. ,-f 123.- Worthy of recognition. Recipients of the two annual senior awards were Kath- GLORIA JEAN FILBEY . . . STOGEY erine Lamont, D representative, and Jim Ne ary delegate. U W ' ' ,lffijff fm College Entrance. Visual Aids 2, 3, Coquina Club 2, 3, 4, pres. 4, Red Cross 3, Devil's Pi 3, 4, feature writer 4, Jr., Sr. Choirs, Treas. Office 4, Drarnatics 3, Prom Comm. Occupa- tional Therapy. AINA JEAN FRANZEN . . . AIN College Entrance. L. D. P. Club 2, 3, 4, Co- quina Club 3, Thespian 3, 4. Teaching. RI-IODA ANNETTE FORD College Entrance. Jr. Orch. Nursing. DOROTHY JOSEPHINE FRAWLEY . . . HEI-IEART College Entrance. Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Orch. 1, 2. Physician. MARION ANGELINE FUDALLY . . . FUDD College Entrance. Coquina Club 2, Student Council 1, Fr., Jr. Choirs, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Echo Staff 4. Interior Decorating. THERESA FRANCES FUDALLY . . . TERRY General. Jr. Choir, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Sec- retarial Work. MARY HELEN EVES College Entrance. Athenae Club 2, 3, 4, Sr. Band 2, 3, 4, Fr. Choir, Echo Staff 3, Soph. Vice Pres., Gym Helper 3, Library Assistant, Prom Comm. Teacher. GLADYS ETHEL ERICKSON . . . GLADIE College Entrance. Craft Club 3, Echo Busi- ness Staff 4, Library Assistant, Debate 4. Art Illustrator. BERNIS ARLENE FALLIS . . . BERNIE College Entrance. Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirs, Echo Staff 4. Professional Figure Skating. QW Th 'UH 1 ,J PETER JOSEPH GLONCHAK . . . PETE College Entrance. Prom Comm. NANCY LUELLA GRANHEIM . . . NAN Commercial. Twirling 13 Main Office 4. Secretarial Work. JAMES CHARLES GRANT . . . DIRT College Entrance. Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 3, 4, Intra. Basketball, Viking Day At- tendant, S Club 4. COLLEEN JOSEPHINE GREENE . . . JO Commercial. Twirling 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 35 Prom Comm. Secretarial Work. HOWARD ARTHUR GREENSETH . . . BABE General. Fr., Jr. Choirs. Engineering. JACK HAROLD GRONQUIST . . . GROM College Entrance. Army Air Corps. wecctero, cameo, or Qaoual Shoeo any gccohiono rom which to Qhoooe -,af ee, X. ., MARY ANN GRONSKI . . . SKI College Entrance. Secretarial Work. WALTER HERMAN GUETSCHOW . . . WALT College Entrance. Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirs. FREDRICK RAYMOND GUIST . . . SHORTY College Entrance. Fr. Choir. Forest Ranger. CAROL MAE GUSTAFSON General. Office Work. JEANNINE HARRIET HAGEN . . . JEAN College Entrance. Fr., Jr. Choirs, Echo Staff E33 Athenae Club 2, 3, 4g Prom Comm. Nurs- mg. RALPH JENNINGS HAMMERBECK College Entrance. S. O. S. Club, Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 49 Fr. Choir, Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Brass Ensemble 4. Dentistry. ,bdflf-f BARBARA JOAN I-IANKEY General. Student Council 4, Athenae Club 2, 3, 49 Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirs. Airline Hostess. JOAN ELAINE HANSON . . . JOANIE College Entrance. Transfer from Park Falls, Athenae Club 4. Teaching. VIOLET CAROL HANSON . . . VI General. Beautician. ALMYRA BETH HELWIG . . . BETH College Entrance. Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirsg Melo- deersg Library Christmas Display 4. Art. HELEN JOANNE HEMMILA . . . TUDY General. Fr., Jr. Choirs, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3g Treas. Office 4. Home Economics. EUGENE ANDREW HERUBIN . . . NEWT College Entrance. Shuttermen Club 3, 4, Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Prom Attendant 33 Viking King 43 Football 4g S Club 4, Red Cross 45 Curling 3. orecc, carriage, guture 57060 l midi wb.J'4M,g,il'3+f5 , QMS,-e.f i.'3fw' Jane Shaul turns the dial to President Tru- man's speech in probs, while Aaron Kreide prepares to take notes. .-- -26-. JOHN MORRIS HILLESTAD . . . HILLSE College Entrance. Intra. Basketball 2, 3, 4 KENNETH RAYMOND HOLMSTRAND . . . KEN College Entrance. Echo Photographer 3, 4 Commercial Photographer. JOHN ROBERT HOWARD . . . JAKE College Entrance. Shuttermen Club 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4. Coach- ing. LOIS EDNA HUEBSCHER College Entrance. Fr. Choir5 Dramatics 35 Craft Club 35 Speech 45 Echo Staff 4. Mis- slonary. DONNA MAE HUI-ITA Commercial. Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirs5 Student Council 4. Secretarial Work. RICHARD LLOYD JACOBSON . . . WIMP College Entrance. Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA ALICE JACOVETTI . . . B. J. College Entrance. Athenae Club 2, 3, 4, sec. 45 Fr., Jr. Choirs5 Viking Day Attendant, Prom Comm. Teaching. . ALICE MARIE JOHNSON . . . BABE College Entrance. Teaching. ERWIN CLARK JOHNSON College Entrance. Af I .- , - E ' - . . M , .ye if eff' W L'5' :S , L4 an -a . . ...levi .fe nwfflffu 'ff' 4f'i'L JV . W A fi rf- iere ff' '. 5. -M 5 iicocuooeclgn Eejwcozzcprcobo fs. A....J.. jf.. of ,W ,wa ZZ.. mx.. A x GERALD EDWARD JOHNSON . . . JERRY College Entrance. L. D. P. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Fr., Jr. Choirs5 Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. JOYCE JOANNE JOHNSON . . . JO College Entrance. Coquina Club 2, 3, 4. Nursing. JOHN FRANKLIN JONES College Entrance. Sr. Orch. 2, 3, 45 Intra Basketball 2, 3, 45 S. O. S. Club. Music. JANET LOUISE JONES . . . JAN Colle e Entrance. Student ouncil 1 2 3 8 C , , . 4, Executive Board 3, treas. 4g Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirs5 Prom Attendantg Jr. Class Treas. Gym Helper 35 Coquina Club 3, 4, scribe 4 Debate 45 Echo Staff 35 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4l Nursing. BEVERLY JEAN JOSEPHSON . . . JEANIE Commercial. Treas. Office 45 Gym Helper 3. Secretarial Work. EUGENE JOHN JUBENVILLE . . . JUBE General. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. I, A E I 1 . 'iff e , , X f 1' 1 rl . 4. f 4 w A . . S Zjffjyw 27 1 Exchanging grad pictures are Jackie Brown and Lowell Mattson. fl f, . .fl x. V , 'f , ,W mhlfm r A , , . 4,,f'A,!, , .- A f' A . X' . I . ' ,, , ' .1-Z f' .' A . A ' H129 -9 X 4 ,far JW? ..,-j . 'I -'fig - I, ff' ff V V W il ,, f fjf' - r 'f!! 'S f X If Y ,,, 1 , . W ,,,.. F ,I 43 'aal -..ff f AW ,amrffff 6 fflflf 'J , wil lf' ' 54 'Sf 'j I ff ffff 724 vi ff.ff.1ff -ff-mf,Y f PATRICIA MURIEL KELSEY . . . PAT General. G. A. A. Airline Hostess. IRENE JANE KEUP General. Library Assistant 45 Red Cross 4. BARBARA OLIVE KLUGE . . . BOBBIE College Entrance. Twirling 2, 3, 4. Nursing. DELORES ANN KOENIG . . . DEE College Entrance. Echo Staff 4, underclassf men editor, Library Assistant 4. Librarian. AARON DAVID KREIDE . . . RABBI College Entrance. Red Cross 43 Fr. Choir, Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Teaching. JAMES RICHARD KRIEGL . . .JIM College Entrance. Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, S. O. S. Club 3, 4, sec. 4, Drarnatics 3, 43 Thespians 3, 4, pres. 43 Debate 43 Devil's Pi 4. LENNI WILLIAM KANGAS . . . ELLARD 'ff College Entrance. Shuttermen Club 2, 3, 4, pres. 45 Student Council 1, 3, 4, pres. 4, S Club 4g Football 3, 45 Prom Chairman. RONALD LEWIS KASTNER . . . SQUIRREL College Entrance. Cheerleading 1, Football - 4. Art. TOM HOLBROOK KELLER College Entrance. Transfer from Eau Claire: Shuttermen Club 43 Basketball 4. Geologist. ldMff CL-4 eww-gm-M.. awed, ,:...f. :...a5.,eW.. 'W-with-may ' I In - -4 .V W 5-ffo-vu cfm.: 5 , Qutb, JOAN SUE KRISAK . . . JO General. Treas. Office 4, Prom Comm. CHARLES THOMAS KROB . . . HONCH General. Jr. Band 1, Sr. Band 2, 3, Football 1, 3, 4, Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4. DELORES AGNES KULAS . . . DEE Commercial. Sr. Orch. 39 Dramatics 4, Thes- p1ans 4. Secretarial Work. NEIL ROGER LAGRO General. Truck Driver. RICHARD WAYNE LAJOIE . . . JOCKO College Entrance. Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirs, Bas- ketball 1, 25 Football 3, Dramatics 4. Radio. MARCELLA RUTH LAMAR . . . SALLY General. Fr. Choir. Housewife. JW Lou-P S eace on cc - ,goyao Qhriotmao fheme ,' ack Cpoom r ligtej Syapproprcate Scene il RSE J X if ' C l Q, il' KATHERINE TERESA LAMONT . . . KATHY College Entrance. L. D. P. Club 2, 3, 4, De- bate 4: D. A. R. delegate 4. Teaching. JEROME EARL LANDGREEN . . . JERRY I College Entrance. Fr., Jr. Choirs, Dramatlcs 3, 4, Devil's Pi, press foreman 4. KLINE EDWARD LANDIN General. Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3. DONALD ALLEN LARSEN . . . LARS College Entrance. Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, S Club 3, 4, Soph. Class Pres. Coaching. DALE LAWRENCE LARSON . . . KAYO College Entrance. Devi1's Pi 3, 4. Printer. JANICE LOUELLA LARSON . . . LARS College Entrance. Jr., Sr. Choirs, Athenae Club 2, 3, 4, treas. 4, Prom Comm. Book- keeper. 0 JOANNE JULIA LARSEN . . . JO General. Telephone Operator. RUTH LORRAINE LIDO . . . RUTHIE Commercial. L. D. P. Club 1, 2, 3,3 Athenae Club 2, 3,- 4, chaplain 43 Treas. Office 3, 43 Prom Comm. Secretarial Work. RONALD ROY um' . . . RON College Entrance. Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirs? Shu?- termen Club 3, 4, Echo Staff 4, feature edi- torg Echo Photographer 4, Prom Comm Advertising. LAWRENCE VERNON LIGMAN . . . LARRY College Entrance. Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirs, Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3. Railroad. LEE DOUGLAS LILJANDER . . . LEE College Entrance. Intra. Basketball 3. Pro- fessional Baseball. ANDREW GEORGE LISAK . . . ANDY College Entrance. Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Accountant. 49'-M, 'flue filing' to Clio Clsocw Quite ogmuoinq Trig student Duane Aho uses slide rule while classmates Erwin Johnson and Jim Peterson look on. ...30- EDWARD LUKAS . . . ED General. lntra. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Me- chanic. BARBARA JOYCE LUND . . . BARB College Entrance. Athenae Club 2, 3, 43 Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirsg Vocal Ensemble 3, 43 Red Cross 4, Echo Business Staff 43 Echo Staff, Executive Assistant 4, Prom Comm. Medi- cal Technician. BEVERLY ANN LUNDEEN . . . BEV Commercial. Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirs. Secretarial Work. X J ' 'XV x .J x 'Qs JUNE LUCILLE MACK . . . JUNIE General. Fr., Jr. Choirs. Housewife. EVELYN CHARLOTTE MAGNUSON . . . SHERMAN ' College Entrance. Coquina Club 3, 4, sec. 47 L. D. P. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Fr. Choir: Echo Staff 3, 4, copy editor 3, co-editor-in-chief 4, Main Office 45 Board of Review 1, 2, 4, Junior Class Sec., Prom Comm. Librarian. PAUL SCHWARZE MAIER . . . REV College Entrance. Sr. Choirg Debate 3, 4, treas. 3, pres. 4, Prom Comm., Radio Comm. 3, 49 Devil's Pi Staff 4. Ministry. FORD LEONARD MALONE . . . CHEV College Entrance. Craft Club 1, 2, pres. 23 Echo Photographer 2. Radio Commentator. DONALD FREDRICK MARG . . . BIG DON College Entrance. Fr., Jr. Choirs, Student Council 4, executive board 4, lntra. Basket- ball 2, 3, 4g Prom Comm. Chemist. LOWELL NELS MATTSON . . . MOUSE College Entrance. Sr. Band 2, 3, Red Cross 2, Curling 3. Sr. Choir Mechanics. ffl9f'O f1.iZiif...?2iif:'iLfQ,.. A ljafw yvwjiilf Ll 144fQZ'9i ?',V.-Q ti me 2.95 T pg Q W imWM'Mf'7i1 wt H '-. ' ,za , 5 I LQ Q, ee X THEODORE WI IAM MATUSHA . . . TED College Entrance. Craft Club 1, Intra. Bas- ketball 1, 2, Prom Comm., Student Council 49 Football Mgr. 45 Echo Staff 4. Salesman. ,v . S ,x,. li Q, DOROTHY JOYCE MAYNARICH . . . DOT General. Fr. Choir. LEON FRANK McDOWELL . . . MICKY 'A General. Civil Service. JEAN MARJORIE McFARLANE . . . MAC General. Fr., Jr. Choirs. 1 MARJORIE LOU McKEE . . . MARJ College Entrance. Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4, sec. 3, 4, Board of Re- view 1g Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirs, Melodeers 1, Vocal Ensemble 3, 4, Prom Comm., Debate 43 Echo Business Staff 4. KENNETH DALE McLELLAN . . . MOE College Entrance. me U XM Q, Q Q' Qt' OJ F A - X X lm' lvl -Q Qi! X xxhi VN K FJ xxkxkxg-7, if sp 2 we may X ev . Qi fa my X . iw W C fl Q X 4 4 X ff X5 Qs N U t ,................-.,.E.. . ..-. 1.1.1 .. . . . nl., .., ..,..,,... . . 1 . 7 .14 , X, X xl ' Wi F. , .,-.ff ,.' A 2 'gn' How does jtxljitf? Doftthy ,liSravlFl3e'y aids -A gt Mclldullen in choosing her -gown. . pf - . , . .ff--. ' w. . 1 X' .-fs! Q xr' E xv' xt ' , X X . .J- '- 1 4- .N- X 1 XM NJ PATRICIA ANN MCMULLEN . . . KITTEN Commercial. Jr. Choir, Student Council 2. Secretarial Work. WILLIAM ALLIOUS McNAUGHTON . . . MAC College Entrance. Jr. Choir, Intra. Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Curling 33 Dramatics 4, Prom Comm. Army Air Corps. JOHN NORMAN MEINKE . . . NIBS College Entrance. Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirs, Intra., . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4. 14 -kt IJ, R 3 .11 EDMOND JOSEPH MERCIER . . . TED College Entrance. Football 2, 3, 43 S Club 3, 4. DeLOlS ELEANOR MEYERS . . . RED General. Twirling 1, 23 Fr., Jr. Choirs, Beautician. V l i ri if . sf Q ,1 la A We JAMES ECKMAN MOE . . . JAZZ College Entrance. Jr., Sr. Choirs, Shutter- men Club 3, 4, Student Council 25 L. D. P. ' Club 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 3, Vocal Ensemble 4, A, Prom Comm.g Radio Comm. 3, 4, pres. 4, V. .g if 'QQ Echo Staff 4, Echo photographer 3, 4. Elec- ,wif- ' tronics Engineering. V A wx LEONARD CHARLES MOEN . A ,,.. , . , College Entrance. gif' g l it' 3 we N J.. Q, , V JULIO MORETTO W , General. gl K PHILLIP FORREST MORETTO . . . PHIL f 4351 E ni we Wm 212 .9 General. Mechanics. 132.- Sf lyfl' kg? M ' fi mercial. G. A. A. 1, 2, Q Tielas. office Ml V. N L A NE EL ABETH MURPH MURPH 3, Gym Helper 3. X-Ray Technology. JAMES CLYDE NEAL . . . JIM College Entrance. Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 3, 4g Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Curling 3. Science. SHIRLEY JUNE NEGRETE . . . SHIRL General. Athenae Club 2, 3, 4, Fr., Jr. Choirs, Treas. Office 4. Beautician. ALYCE MAE NELSON . . . NELS College Entrance. Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirs, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. Medicine. KENDALL ARTHUR NELSON . . . PETE College Entrance. Jr. Band 1, Sr. Band 2, 3, 4, Intra. Basketball 2, 3, 4. PETER STACK NELSON . . . PETE College Entrance. Debate 2, 3, 4, S. O. S. Wax? 5 'E Y , :I Dpdar em .LC fiffe ,iamyw cv-Q, Clfzighto Clfce atclfmecll the 3aoketb edm QUE , fffC2 ur ew yellclfjao ' ear o crecxmf' WM 76 0. Gym jogfyww QQ, ww acc? iieglzit 49229. ROBERT OLIN NELSON . . . WHITEY College Entrance. Fr. Choir, Shuttermen Club 3, 4, Red Cross 43 Prom Comm., Stu- dent Council 4g Jr. Class Pres., Sr. Class Pres. Insurance. EMILY HELEN NEU College Entrance. Nursing. EVADNE LOUISE NOETI-I . . . EVIE College Entrance. Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirs. Phy- sical Therapy. W as KENDALL CLIFFORD NORTH . . . SHORTY College Entrance. Transfer from Fairbury, Nebraska. Ministry. JAMES HERBERT NYBERG . . . JUNIOR General. Mechanics. is 3 -f'- DELORES KATHLEEN 0'BRIEN . . . DODO College Entrance. Fr. Choir, Booster Club 2, , . - , 3, 4, Prom Comm., Red Cross 1, Dramatics 4. fy-1 'iiff , . , .M ,.,,.,..., 1. s K ,gf cw W' if 2 av l f-15. .33.. W! 4 Club 3, 4, Ima. Basketball 2, Echo Staff 3. ! ,QL aff JOHN WILLIAM O'GRADY . . . ROCHESTER College Entrance. Craft Club 3, 4, vice pres. 3. Photography. BARBARA HELEN ODELL . . . BARB College Entrance. Athenae Club 2, 3, 45 Fr. Jr., Sr. Choirs, Melodeersg Devil's Pi 3, 4. Journalism. BARBARA JEAN OGREN . . . RED College Entrance. Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirs, Melo- deersg Vocal Ensemble 4g Booster Club 2, 3, 46 Glylm Helper 33 Prom Comm. Secretarial or . DOROTHY JEAN OLSON College Entrance. Nursing. YVONNE ARDYTHE OLSON . . . VONNIE College Entrance. Transfer from Gonvick, Minnesota. Medicine. C LES WILLIAM ORVILLE . . . BUD Silo eaEt sicw We A at in .zine 221 W l up fu ge, ' K gx V gif 1 rr . t A , may In if .17 it LL lip! , ,, A , Ms: ...E rt Fun in physics: Students attach note and send balloon aloft. Eighteen hours later: balloon found in Athens, Wisconsin. 134. JEANYN FAITH PALMER . . . NEEN Commercial. Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirsg Twirling 1 2, 3, 4, Viking Day Queen. Secretarial Work HELEN ELIZABETH PANANEN ' Commercial. Fr. Choirg Library Assistant 4 Secretarial Work. MARIAN MAE PARKER . . . SNOOKS General. Housewife. .eff K ii. , Q KENNETH PARZYCH . . . SUNNY Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 23 S Football 2, 3, 4, Intra. Basketball Pres. Radio. EUGENE PATTERSON . . . PAT Intra. Basketball. Business. CARLETTE MAYBELLE PEDERSEN College Entrance. Jr. Orch. 1, Sr. Orch. 2, 3, 4, treas. 3, String Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Boos- . ter Club 4. Teaching. I v - yy '.'i if JAMES ALLEN PETERSON . . . GROUCH , , - 1 College Entrance. Shuttermen Club 2, 3, 4, . V . jj? Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirs, Sr. -, X ,,,, 'P , Orch., Prom Comm., Echo Business Staff 25 Curling 3. Druggist. ' JOHN DAVID PETERSON . . . PETE ' College Entrance. Echo Staff 3, Echo Photo- - ' ' fgygfl grapher 3, 45 Prom Comm. Engineering. ' il MELVIN JOSEPH PETERSON . . . BIG MEL ff,l'V College Entrance. Intra. Basketball. Me- ' chanics. fclfl wwf, J! L M .ZA 7,-nfff 74' A ie aj, M! 15-A , X SME Sis E. ,Riggs ? g,e3QQ eiigig gal E353 'igiiiaiells -S55 it RONALD JAMES PETERSON . . . ABE General. Fr., Jr. Choirs, Intra. Basketball. Mechanics. PATRICIA FLORENCE PHILLIPS . . . PAT College Entrance. Coquina Club 2, 3, 4, vice pres. 43 Sr. Choir, L. D. P. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, treas. 35 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4,,vice pres. 3, pres. 4, Red Cross 2, 33 Prom Comm. Nursing. DALE CLAYTON PIGGOTT College Entrance. Fr. Choir. Diesel Engin- eering. PAUL RAYMOND PODGORAK . . . BOUCH General. Railroad. JEANNINE ELIZABETH POWERS . . . PAT College Entrance. Fr. Choir, Library Assist- ant 4. Librarian. KENNETH HERMAN RAIHALA . . . FIGARO College Entrance. Jr. Band 1, Sr. Band 2, 3, 43 Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Dance Drum- mer. ..35-. s P Lettermen Bobbie Ekstrom and Mary Sinclear show Mr. Zieman their ac-' ' ity cards. C: , N QKEU I ah? Qi' My -1 K7 41,19 'i KJ .30 :L ' .. 9. J 'X '- ' 1- l .Ig llfl UAL! Qi 2 f'3Q'2 vx Wfwscf tl Q I ,W 3 A, N1 fi L'J,xXV I? A X N i'c:l.,lx'xfX' F N Cie I J . . X' X Q1 I' ' 5 ,, - sf I A -f L xwtfxl A l fl I i 1 N sl ,. .M x , I 2 x vi' xX i r . s I V I E r n , . 1 1 V l P L -. rg 5 Lg 5 X' rw k 1. 1 B 6 . i,, X., R PI-I EMIL RAIHA . Intr as . P fessional G DONNA o e Jr lx X, ,Q MYRTLE MAE RUNQUIST . . . MERT ,X General. Fr. Choirg Jr. Band. 5 MARJORIE LOUISE RUSCH . . . MARGIE College Entrance. Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirs: Melo- deersg Triple Trio 4g Sr. Orch. 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 2, Coquina Club 2, 3, 4, treas. 49 Prom Comm., Devil's Pig Board of Review 3, Delegate to All-state Band 3. Music. CHARLES ALBERT ST. GEORGE . . . BUD College Entrance. Construction Engineer. CHARLES VICTOR SALO . . . CHUCK College Entrance. Intra. Basketball, Foot- ball. Teaching. 'lr- f 'fm' GEM DELORES SALVESON . . . MEG General. WILLIAM HENRY SALVESON . . . BILL . College Entrance. L. D, P. Club 1, 2. Medi- ,.,.. V cme. Q. lll 'f..g:i n, -as- A . . . G eral a. B . etball UNGIE 2, 35 Jr. Orch . . . GORDIE Club 2, 3, 4, sec. Melodeers, Vocal En- Thespians 3, 4, treas 4: Hoste Gym Helper 3 ss. - .J -' 'B xv, ,. ' I 1 . k I.. jg gf Y , .V N . 'JY' i If Q 2 1 bl X s 1 ,gi if f ' 1 nf 5' H, ' ,gf-5 fe- . ' . -'hp 'M . -. W 4 .MM , 'ii .SW r 2 61 Q yu' W ' ix, 23521211 , , mm if 'S J if Az . 1, I Q. I in ' 2 1 ! MARION CAROL SAMPSON . . . SAM General. Twirling 1, 2, 3, 4, Fr., Jr. Choirs. RICHARD COURTNEY SAMPSON . . . DICK General. Intra. Basketball 1, 2. CLARENCE WILLIAM SANBORN . . . FINGERS College Entrance. Fr. Choir, Football 3, In- tra. Basketball 1, 3, 4. Guide. DONALD ALBERT SCHMIDT . . . SMITTY General. Mechanics. JEFFREY ANDERSON SELL . . . JEFF College Entrance. Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Sr. Band 2, 3, 4, Sr. Choir, Sr. Orch. 43 Dram- atics 3, 43 Vocal Ensemble 4, Student Council 45 Intra. Basketball 2, 45 Curling 3. Law. JANE M. SHAUL College Entrance. Transfer from Carthage, New York, Debate 4, Booster Club 4. Law. guidance ay ilgrought Cmany Qallero ,a 0 QnliQtye3e1Qentrc:al'o Scholaro 7 fe Xy- X ': rn, X xt by 7 .sf ' GC' fi 0 X an-1.-,xx-'Z'-7 7X ...jx ii .-371 RICHARD DALE SHEA . . . SPECS General. Intra. Basketball, Red Cross. IONE ELIZABETH SICKLER General. Fr. Choir, Library Assistant 4 Missionary. SHIRLEY MIRIAM SIEGEL . . . ZEG College Entrance. Debate 3, 45 Devil's Pi 3, 4, desk editor 45 Prom Comm., Sr. Band 43 Student Council 3, Coquina Club 4. Com- mercial Art. WILLIAM WARREN SIGFRIDS . . . WIM General. Fr. Choir. Auto Mechanics. MARY ELLEN SINCLEAR College Entrance. Booster Club 2, 3, 4, vice pres. 43 Jr., Sr. Choirs, Triple Trio 3, 4: Sr. Orch.g String Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Echo Busi- ness Staff 4, Red Cross 23 Prom Comm., Sr. Class Sec. Music. DONA MAE SLEVA General. Fr., Jr. Choirs. Housewife. 6 xx q,L.f 45 C-QQAABQ. ,ggi Z Y vu! I RD -JOH SOLIE College Entrance. Jr., Sr semble. Medicine. DAVID LEE STAE . . . DAVE College Entrance. Intra. Basketball. DEWAYNE CHRISTIAN STALVIG . . . DEWEY College Entrance. Fr., Jr. Choirs5 Sr. Band 3, 45 S. O. S. Club, vice pres. 4. Ministry. BARBARA JEAN STANSKY College Entrance. Fr., Jr. Choirsg Athenae Club 2, 3, 4, scribe 45 Echo Staff 3, 4, ex- ecutive assistant 4, faculty editor 35 Lib- rary Assistant 45 Prom Comm. Telephone Operator. MARLENE JOSEPHINE STOICH . . . JOSIE General. Cheerleading 2, 3, 45 Coquina Club 25 Fr., Jr. Choirs5 Student Council 15 Red Cross 45 Prom Comm. Airline Hostess. KAY MARIE STROMBERG College Entrance. Craft Club5 Echo Staff 35 Prom Comm. H: JJ , M655 'l'l.La.,l-lpe..,'inr l'USIilC.45-7 J-fou1L'TlIL,4, gg lklfiug .5-e-17? fgwwsfflflu- I lid gay, Qlccoo arty, Cllnotlfmero' :Eau Q,..J pa L-LW 5.4, r3G,+.,P1..Lf Amcfflmafvffle M 720 MM l9f'eV' kfawlc. B17-4, Nia w 6-0 -4 1 -:..:- wav' G1-'H ,... , V gg gAZlI.ICNlE'KMELIA STRUKEL . . . POLLY General. Fr. Choir. JANET ARLENE SYRING .' . . JAN College Entrance. Airline Hostess. RICHARD UNO TALSO . . . TOIVO General. Fr. Choirg Intra. Basketball 35 Red Cross 2. Diesel Engineering. What are the entrance requirements? Seniors asked questions of college re- presentatives on Guidance Day. ..3g. U Oi Vx 5 'f X XO' .-If N 'J oi XX syn' A 1 5' J Q. fr, ggwxlufff ..-P' 'J Y My pf X ...QA I K,,,.. .....Q.K GEORGE STEVEN TODOR VICH . SPEE College Entrance. Jr., Sr. Bands3 Cra ub 4. Space Exploration. JUNE UZELAC Commercial. G. A. A.3 Twirling 3, 43 Red Cross 3. Secretarial Work. BARBARA FAITH VANDERPORT General. Jr. Choir3 Student Council 33 Main Office 43 Red Cross 43 Drarnatics 4. House- wife. DONALD THEODORE WARN . . . CORNY College Entrance. Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirs3 Echo Business Staff 23 Hi-Y Club 3, 43 Prom Comm.3 Jr. Class Vice Pres. MARILYN DELORES WENTELA College Entrance. Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirs3 Gym Helper 33 Prom Comm. CORAL ANN WICK College Entrance. Fr., Jr. Choirs3 Craft Club3 Echo Staff 43 Public Speaking3 Debate. Or- phanage Director. .af 3 - . ff Og' 1 age ., cw Cl ontffl OZ- ogctiuity U 'Nsoc XJ ul ' 1' LID PM UQ xo' x wr, , .vs 9 V 01 53' vxpd' jxo 04,45 .4 af of if .fl . X 9 0 x 'av-65 607 V' VALERIE JOAN WICKSTROM . . . VAL General. Fr., Jr. Choirs. Social Worker. SHIRLEY LOU WILLIAMS . . . STODY ll Entrance G A A sec treas 3 Co ege . . . . .- . 3 Tumbling 1, 3, chairman 33 Twirling 2, 43 Library Assistant 2, 3, 4. Housewife. GLORIA ELAINE WILSON Colle e Entrance. Fr Jr. Sr Choirsg Tumb- g -1 , - ling 13 Twirling 23 Echo Staff 3. Nursing. EARL EUGENE WINANS . . . EAGLE General. Intra. Basketball 1, 2. Wood- worker. LEONA MAE WINEK . . . NONIE General. Housewife. GLADYS ELAINE WOLFE . . . GIBBY College Entrance. Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirs3 Booster Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council 3 Prom Comm.3 Dramaticsg Sr. Class Treas. Echo Staff 3, Business 4., Nursing. V! 139- ,.f X at ff ri . 0' , DORIS IONE YADON . . . DORIE General. Twirling 3, 4. KATHERINE JEAN YOUNG . . . KATHY College Entrance. Fr. Choir, Red Cross 1, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, pres. 4, Prom Comm. 3, Prom Queen 33 Student Council 4, executive board 4. Laboratory Technician. HENRY FIELD LOGEE . . . HANK College Entrance. Fr. Choir. Music. head Zhat Clfnuot 'Be fbone 535 uclz to the 6216400 of '51 V JOEL LEROY BUSHNELL . . . ASA College Entrance. Jr., Sr. Choirs, Vocal En semble 43 Dramatics 3, 45 Intra. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Medicine. THERESA MAY KOSSIC . . . SISSIE General. Fr. Choir. THOMAS HERTHIE LASCH . . . TIMOTHY General. Mechanics. DONALD EUGENE NELSON . . . DON General. Fr., Jr. Choirs. Carpenter. ROGER FREDERICK PEARSON . . . PERP General. PHILIP CHARLES KUEHLTHAU College Entrance. Army Air Corps. DONALD CHARLES OLSON . . . DON General. S. O. S. Club 2, Fr., Jr. Choirs, Red Cross 3. Printing. DONALD EDWARD WIDNESS . . . WIT College Entrance. Sr. Orch. 3, 4, S Club 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, chaplain 3, vice pres. 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Attendant. GENE WILLIAM KNUTSON General. Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT EDWARD TYSON . . . BOB General. Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3. Brick- layer. WILLIAM CHARLES TYSON . . . WE General. Contractor. DAVID DOUGLAS WALTENBURG . . . WI-IITEY General. Conservation Officer. PAUL ARTHUR WESTERBACK . . . ART College Entrance. Debate 4. Navy. i wt! A, , .. gi .-40... SENIOR STARS -f' Casf N CL YYYEY' ' CLC OUOY 1Sc'1oIa.sfQca.Hy 5uPerior...KcLU1yl.cLmon'f L Don Marg 2 H Pl L I P I LI k H A rnajing l1l+CC. UTC... Bdhy nallfy Plus...qMiriam Qncferson cf, LEYIYTL Kanaas I ra 5 U S nunlulcn Ka.'Uwy Young L Dkkslwe 5 plenfy of gp. ........... . lt J-ones L Bob Donnlck ., ,. 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Junior Class Leaders: Kathy Glew, treas- urer, Carroll Christensen, secretary, Bob Eaton, vice president, and Frank Cox, president. son, Brown, Basterash. ,A - W' Front row: Kornstad, Keaough, Wastila, Walt, Droege, Oliphant, Jantzen. XX X Sl' 'Y 5 53 Back row: Plasch, R. Johnson, vice president, Oelhafen, Mattero, Lattimer, Tracy, Lil- I Jander, Wicklund, Lackens. Middledrowz' Peterson, Larson, Hagman, Jarvi, McArthur, Vesterby, Keene, Gallo, presi- gfom r 3 ent Front row: Wick, Carlson, Lang, Williamson, treasurer, Seek, B. Johnson, Kotter, secre- tary, L. Johnson. ..44.. 516 ge Back row: Gonski, Radek, Opoien, Johnson, Walker, Oesterreich Middle row: Mr. Harding, Maimares, Soroski, Brittan, Hope, Yanda, Carlson omeroom Front row: Brown, Drolsum, Holmberg, Nelson, Dow, Rohan, Kleppe. Back row: Wynes, Lucas, Andreen, Van Poucke, Massengale, Sprowell, Williams, Hack Kervina. 36014431-Qgyyl Middle row: Miss Hathaway, Bloomster, Rygg, Bunker, Eimon, Hanson, Granstrom, San- - born, Payton, Keup. Front row: Van Buren, Anderson, Aho, Kersten, Johnson, Kinney, president: Fasbender Fumoy, Kehring. Back row: Blank, Liljegren, Falstad, Springer, Aaker, Ekstrom, Nelson, president. omeroom 237 Middle rew: Mr. Peters, sen, Jenson, Mains, Middlesrndz, Trennley, Carlson, Nelson. Front row: Bakken, Linder, Schultz, Williams, Wangerin, Wanovich, Kooyer, Bronson, Liska. -45- ....................., . ,.,,,, Y, ----g Back row: Farris, Nevin, Loyd, Maeder, Sterling, Arneson, Nelson, secretary, Evens, vice president, Byrne, Harvick. Middle row: Mr. Sitek, Frost, Van Horn, Bergstrom, Hicks, Williams, Hinkkanen, DeFore, jeomeroom Izzard Front row: i3arkovech, Miller, Tepoorten, treasurer, Tierney, president, Jacobson, Ander- son, Syring, Rohan, Harnmerbeck, Thorgeson. Back row: Hutchinson, Breitzmann, Stark, Vendela, Baker, Megow, president, Fisher, Belanger. Middle row: Miss Tetzler, Carlson, Bjerklien, Clements, Ekroth, White, Anderson, vice jeomeroom president, Jacobs. . Front row: Maki, Hemmila, Juno, Skoglund, Knower, Pomush, Patterson, Wickstrom, secretary-treasurer, Belford. Back row: Anderson, Stark, Sands, president, Rasmussen, Cortz, Lippai, Sanders, Sev- erance. Middle row' Mr. Ursin, C. Johnson, Lisdahl, Kent, Cross, Nichols, Hammer. gggmerggm Front rowzi Kossoff, Pederson, secretary-treasurer, Nordin, Little, Kutzler, Crane, Rey- nolds. .-46- Back row: Hunter, Johnson, presldent Mallnowskx Bennett Nolan Grlmsrud Burgraff Tuverson. Middlc row: Mr. Yaworski, Angerhofer Lmdbloom Putnam vice president West un glomeroom secretary, Eves, Reynolds, Koenig Front row: Bronson, Fjelling, Erickson Rasmussen B Anderson J Anderson Zuber endela. V Back row: Koski, M. Anderson, Quam Blrk Eaton treasurer Lindegren president B Anderson, Peterson, Fisher ge 2 Middle row: Merika, Christianson secretary GISSGD Emerson Altman Gobm Sauve omeroom vice president, Benedickt, Conley Zank Front row: Danielson, Hanson, Smith Burgraff Horman Greenseth Bxrdsell Ecklund O. Anderson. SO,3l'lOl4'lOl'C-30 These halls have become ours, these, our voices, Rise above the echo of past years And claim another hour. The hour is brief, and other voices echo, Friends must be made, dreams broken, built For we. will be a voice, a footstep, when the hour Sophomore Offloe Holders Shirley John again, Beside us, other footsteps mount the stairs, Moments must be captured, kept from passing time, IS gone. -4 Back row: Brandser, Penny, Meier, Azemove, secretary, Comport, C. Johnson, Olson, Koenig, Leggate. ' Middle row: Miss Berg, Palmer, vice president, Berkseth, K. Johnson, Eastman, Fisher, Paul, president, Peterson, Dauplaise, B. Johnson, Nelson. geomeroom Front row: Ansell, Putnam, Hanson, Hill, Anderson, treasurer, Niemi, Siverson, Olson, Curtiss, Lamar, Bloomquist. Back row: Nickolett, Reynolds, Austin, vioe president, Persons, Allen, president, Ander- son, LaGesse, treasurer, Hudacek. Middle row: Pananen, Conner, Gren, Byrnes, LaSuer, Sharon, Sleva, Nielsen, Preston. jeomeroom Front row: Springer, Andrews, Gunderson, Nollet, Apps, Biscay, Flatten, Larson, Peter- A son, secretary. X B ck row: Bounting, Smith, Anderson, Hanson, secretaryjtreasurerg Qenardini, Russell. Mziddle row: Miss Currie, Hammer, Anderson, Kunsman, Lido, Laux, vice president, Sul- livan Carlson, Miner. h dl K J b S-eomeroom 236 co - Front row: i Christmas, Herubin, Cwodzinski, Lasch, Christenson, C an er, aner, a son, president, Erickson, Christopherson. ,481 L 5-6 Back row: Anderson, vice president, Thompson, Fudally, Sharpe, Hermanson, Wisnieski, president, Jacobson, McGregor. Qyylgy-QQW1 Middle row: Mr. Jay, Jacovetti, Paulson, Russell, Micken, Jensen, Nelson, Hosier, Setter- Strom. Front row: Pomeranski, Johnson, Higgins, Schliep, Olson, Droege, Chellman, secretary- treasurer. om:-:room 340 Back row: Izzard, Wesolowski, Shuga, Rickstrom, Kinnee, Salveson, Burgraff, Ford, Lagro. Middle row: Miss McGill, Siddall, Keast, McKenzie, McGinnis, secretary-treasurer, Koenig, Stenzel, Verkeyn, Leicht, Anderson. Front row: Schneeberger, Delaware, Doherty, Otterson, Rivard, Ollie, Stromberg, Lund- gren, Phillips, Christenson. 3-fomeroom 202 Back row: Horn, Hammond, Vettrus, Peck, Johnson, treasurer: Farmakes, Hagman Smith, Ringhand, Olson, secretary. Middle row: Mr. Meier, Norton, Meinke, Foerst, Schumacher, Fair, Pederson, president Somerville, Johnson, Drolson, Campbell. Front row: Compton, Berg, Carlson, Ross, Dousette, Thompson, Sands, Hoglo, Steen Bergstrom, vice president. -.491 Back row: Gault, Lenfesty, treasurer, Seymour, Johnson, Bartos, vice president: Cadigan, secretary, Nolan, Lasch, Gran, Christianson. Middle row: Mr. Gradin, Almer, Byrne, Peterson, Robinson, McDowell, Krisak, Sweeney, ggoynerocyn Oliphant, Miller. Front row: Thompson, Burgraff, Kingren, Peterson, Hill, Lisdahl, president, Backlund, Moretto, Nault, Dudrey. Back row: Block, Balow, Linton, Dahl, Larson, president, McMinn, Maijala, Jorgenson, Drolson, Christenson. Middle row: Mr. Olson, Eckerman, Beaulieu, Pearson, vice president, McGillis, Edgren, Eibrcu-v Blank, Nelson, Shears, Metcalf. Front row: Hendrickson, secretary-treasurer, Andrews, Meyers, MacDonald, Barsten, Sola, Slick, Dudrey, Nelson, Ross. Back row: Bennett, Carlson, Almquist, Nord, Sorenson, president, Nummi, McGrath, Zaun, Arneson. Middle row: Mr. Rogina, Hermanson, Hill, Knutson, Christiansen, McFarlin, Raulerson, ggomereom 1 Sullivan, Podgorak, Corbin. Front row: Mossberger, Berling, Christianson, Biller, Forslund, Little, vice president: Johnson, Chapman, secretary-treasurer, Niemi. -50- Back row Meteraud Reynolds Sxmenson Olson Branley Brown Elliott, Falstad, Back- lund Mxddle row Mrs Thompson M Shea Nelson Fllbey Dumas Gradin, Phdally, Bakke, Clipper Bibeau Shoup E h Front row Salen DeRoo president Lasch Bakken Beattle Dybedal, Duncan, Janovick, unc room Back row Erbe Tempells Tollefson Slovut Van Dervot Sllck G. Smith, Wicklund, Middle row Mx Watt L Smlth Sislo Thompson Wolden Slmenson, Miner, Cook, Dube, gggyngrggyn Front row Gibson B Johnson Ahlstrom Schwlerlng Goeke Pxnkoski, VVhite, Bartley, reohmeri A door opens and the stairs rise before And suddenly there is a new world: Strange to our lives, we find New threads to weave our dreams, A new song for the days to come, A language strange to our tongue And then the door closes behind us, There are only the stairs to climb. --Poems by Katherine Lamont Back row: Rasmussen, Hoffman, Johnson, Nord, Sampson, Salen, Leith, vice president Tierney, Langford, Perrin. Middle row: Miss Busse, Day, Sweet, Edwards, secretary-treasurer, Erickson, Brunette Williams, Nelson, Paine, Jansen, Barkovech. Front row: Kotter, Johnson, Harrison, Stevens, Jauner, Drazenovich, Bakken, Franklin North, Shave, OWICFOOI41 Back row: Berry, Plasch, Beyer, Drinkwine, Peterson, president, MacKay, Holm, John- son, Anderson. geomeroom Middle row: Mr. Cook, Dudsic, Knutson, Nelson, Grady, Crusher, Burgraff, secretary Carlson, Hanke, Bowers, treasurer. Front row: Hosler, Barnes, vice president, Watson, Zimske, Erickson, Bourdeau, Barton West. H.:-1 Back row: Schultek, Wastila, Larson, Peterson, M. Parzych, D. Parzych, Quam, Modeen. Middle row: Mr. Crowley, Sullivan, Lego, Sedlachek, Schultz, Gonser, Vicklund, Bran- gfomeroom zell, Burgraff, Peters, Olson, Swonger. Front row: LaBoute, Hinman, Hinman, Peterson, Skoglund, Bengtson, Vettrus, Nelson, Kiilunen, Johnson. -52- v 1 Back row: Jones, treasurer, Thompson, Nutter, president, Scott, Jarzomski, Bjerklien ge Newell, Tollefson, C1Sk18, Newlander Ward Qmeroom Middle row: Mr. Hennessy, Andrews, Pederson, Sands, Eastman, Johnson, MacDonald secretary, Donnick, Bergstrom, Koski. Front row: Lettenstrom, vice president, Shapiro, Martin, Schumacher, Anderson, Wick Fritz, Larson, Gangnon, Bounting. I I ,X n ' lt f . D. 5 Back row: Solin, McKee, C. Demroski, Olson, Madsen, treasurer: Rhodes, Young, Smith, Hanson, Nxemela. Middle row: Mr. Jacobsen,.J. Demroski, Darling, Aunet, Mertes, Rahier, Orville, Stalvig, omeroom Zastrow, Anderson, Iagmin, vice president. Front row: Baer, Crane, Link, Liljegren, Carlson, president, V. Johnson, secretary, Bangs, N. Johnson, Conners, Patterson. Back row: Bronson, Peterson, Kempton, Cox, president, Vicklun, Stenstrom, Huhta, Nolan, vice president, Sandberg, Smith. Qmgrggm 5 Middle row: Miss Kasmark, Davis, James, Kooyer, Christensen, Jarvis, Josephson, Greene, Severance, Soderlund, Verkeyn. Front row: Hovland, Wickstrom, Keeler, Britton, Billmayer, Malinowski, Lund, McCain, Swanson, Spallacci, secretary-treasurer. 1 r 4 a i-of is 1 Back row: Chisholm, Hofstedt, Wesolowski, Wiseman, Marshall, Tyson, Moe, North, Ernst. Middle row: Mr. Lilja, Koenig, Soleim, Avery, Dann, Bloomster, Neelund, Johnson, Atkin- geomervom son, Compton, Philbrook, Fisher. Front row: Hanson, Voth, Schreyer, DiMarco, president: Mickens, treasurer, Pananen, Leonard, vice president, Berger, secretary, Olson, Wells. Back row:i Stae, treasurer, Eimon, Rasmussen, Moretto, Larson, president, Norman, Hietala, Phillips, Sundstrorn, Swanson, Kaptonak. Middle row: Mr. Miles, Currie, Juno, Fasbender, Frost, Hanson, Vogen, Davis, Wells, Zlggmgrgom Boortz, Hack. ' Front row: Page, Wolden, Wilson, Marshall, Hadlock, Anderson, Johnson, Pawlik, Carl- strom, secretary, Ruten. Back row: Archambault, Fairbanks, Kenny, Giller, Plasch, Rink, Keller, Nord, Hendrick- son, vice presidentg Thompson, Conner. D Middle row: Miss Swanstrom, Davis, Lindgren, Johnson, Beine, Lundgren, secretary, geomeroom Olson, Stewart, Larson, president, Gappa. Front row: Kriede, Benson, Lund, Skomrock, Zeigler, Bloomquist, Opoien, Peterson, Giesen, Smith, Sanders. ,54- .. st. Fa' .R Back row: Altman, Cronstrom, Andersen, Lippai, Solberg, Pearson, Ford, Black, Hunter Weiss, president. ggomeroom Middle row: Mr. Wadd, Strukel, Peterson, Kutzler, Hanson, Hawley, Bosteder, Hawley Johnson. Front row: Solie, Grandhagen, Yoder, Martichuski, Kooyer, Piper, president, Powell Flemming, Rafshol, Apps. Back row: Vucovich, Johnson, Ely, Hammerbeck, Hill, Manning, Shears, Olson, Eckberg Middle row: Mr. Zieman, Lasfalk, Doherty, Richardson, Gullo, Johnson, Lue, president Omerggyn Rehl, Peterson, Sax, vice president, Anderson. Front row: Wanovich, Klungness, Blomfelt, Chmieleski, Little, secretary-treasurer, Jacob- son, Chamberlain, Cardigan, Kraft, Stafford. rom ommittee ehairmen Heading the various committees for the junior-senior prom were: Lorraine Wangerin, in- vitations, Joyce Fjelling, publicity, Gerry Westlund, decorations, Doug Hammer, pro- grams, Ron Walker, properties and ciean-up, and Janice Nelson, coronation and grand march. Absent when picture was taken: Dale Granstrom, general chairman. 155.- I Q5-. , V1.V if M I .,,..,.: 'gmgy' hy ' V3 if ilk' 'Z-1-1, fl .,l X. . .am Q ff EW 'N K' ik , ,wx , 1 va s 1 K Q .L . N X ' fa j if W 4LL,,L. ,Agway 5, f fi J Q M2 . QSM ,X X Q Y sb J v C s H -' ,Fifi Q we , W gr ggi' 1 9,of ., .f L v f J J, Lvl! Lvl K I K L C U v qftvbli Hman H I V U ,ff A, L ' . K K , u 1 X J I 'Q . f f I 1 . uf Lf , .I sl L ,f 1 f lf I Z LVL , , . 7 Iv., ,V ,, v ,4- Y g L xryflx, U KAW 9 Li L1 f P ' 6 vb mv Q N ,J l as it fb 6 . ll' r . 1. .. -- 1-' -f , 'L fi' '- f A. ,nl C I Q F fy Back row: hfedfrson, Van Buren, Kossoff, Nelson, Fjelling, Pederson, Hanson, Christenis 2. son, eri a, Bronson. ' b ffm? 9 74Third row: Miss Tetzler, adviser, Drolsum, Seil, D. Putnam, F. Putnam, Bjerklien, Jarvi. ' wi D 0 Brittan, Kotter, Danielson, Dow, Little, Bronson, Negrete. I P' JN Second row: Eves, Hankey, Odell, Carlson, vice president, Larson, treasurer, Ekroth,, Y ' NL ob president, Jacovetti, secretary, Stansky, scribe, Lido, chaplain, Lund, Hagen. f ' wx N .font Eciw: Edgrenhlianer, Olson, Dybedal, Pederson, Anderson, Gunderson, Johnson,fQ 2 L V' Nc- ompson, Hi , Cook. ' X -rs ug! ' I ' ' Q y v- SX 002 -1' 02 .ZS , ft Vwgsaf. :el K f vo 0 iq' ,y ' r V Cllfl CIIDGVO Q 0 DQ- o' J' ND- ft 'P ' 3 gr ff? g. -E- .Q-' 00 Y ff X? Q' Nb U 51 x 4, .RJ 5L O Q9 of CI xq, V Sgthenae 614,415 Come to Candylandln In February all Centralites were invited to the main event of the Athenae club, the sweater dance with Candyland Capers as the theme. The de- corations Were elaborate with sundaes and cones that looked real enough to eat. A can- dy house Was surrounded by colorful trees with candy bars hanging from them. The Athenaes, members of Central's oldest club, strive to promote social activities. To do this they planned a mothers' tea, faculty luncheon, and informal and formal initiations. Miss Greta Tetzler advises these 44 girls. She has been adviser to the club for the past four years. if! Athenae Ingenuityl Joan Hanson, Darlene Dow, and Fran Putnam ,re snapped hanging posters for the lan- nual sweater dance. p 2 IE. I PU .ij if jjj A ,A fr I vi' ' h , U' V ' Back.. ow: UlPea' ' 1 Iiriemi, Uiiyfgbn, Hendrickson, McKenzie, Chellman, Pedersen, Berg- W ,f sgzlom sony 'erxie'y,. ea ugh. .. 'liilird ew: ss Lomoe, adviser, Williamson, G. Anderson, Jantzen, Tepoorten, Glew, ,Q .f iese So ensonffiijirixey, 0'Brien, Ogren, Lang. Second r W: ell,,NSh g, Edelstein, Barbo, Wolfe, Carlson, chaplain, Young, presidentf V x Y JG if Sggclearg vicdupresfdentg M. Anderson, treasurer, Richard, secretary: McKee, Ek- ' , 5 0 , -' , ' ff ' ,JIU filgiront row:?lSch,liep, Barsten, Curtiss, Kbinsman, Dousette, Ahlstrom, Schwiering, Hill. Y - 'H .,' V, li I X :V ' U V I 4- Ll A LJ? I f ! . xy V, dx . 1 3 ,jjj A 'iff gif! 2 'fix I J it Vi l in 1- l Aft, 1 'B ' ffl! J J A ,JV .J U- if x .. F, I Q With big smiles and happy faces the Booster girls finish their lunch, which makes a perfect ending to an eventful Valentine day. ack A g-root grolic' i X oooter Qluh Victory Belles had won! It was no won- der the Booster girls had beaming faces. .Their float, which had a huge silver bell surround- ed by the Booster belles in formals, won first place in the Viking Day parade. The freshman girls were given an oppor- tunity to make new friends at the tea given in their honor by the Boosters. The luncheon given for the faculty, the mothers' tea and fashion tea, both annual events, helped to- ward boosting school activities. With Miss Alice Lomoe as adviser, the Boosters took in 19 new members through their informal and formal initiations. Back row: Gibson, Eckerman, J. Nelson, Thompson, Aho, Steen, Forslund, Springer, Mc- Ginnis, Balow, B. Phillips, Christopherson. Middle row: Miss Bardon, adviser, Thorgeson, Chandler, Sands, Nordin, G. Filbey, Woj- ciechowski, Knower, G. Johnson, Westlund, Kornstad, B. Johnson, Jacobson, Chap- man. First row: Hagman, Brown, Rusch, treasurer, P. Phillips, vice president, J. Filbey, presi- dentgSBratanovich, chaplain, Magnuson, secretary, Jones, scribe, Elwood, J. John- son, iegel. Kggollcuflcl ggop' Girls of distinction! Donned in their new sweaters Geri Elwood, Gail Jacobson, and Gerry Chandler add detail to the decora- tions in preparation for the annual moth- ers' tea. Qoquincc 611,46 , The Coquina girls were easy to spot this year in their gay sweaters designed by club member Gerry Westlund. The sweaters were white with a green and white emblem. The club girls began their season's activi- ties with their float of bathing beauties in the Viking Day parade. Their traditional faculty tea followed, featuring a fall motif. In No- . vember an initiation dinner was given by all new members, followed by the formal initia- tion. April brought the annual spring dance, the decorations for this followed a Dutch theme. To conclude the school year, a dinner in honor of the graduating members was given. ,60- Back row: Todorovich, O'Grady, Malinowski, Balow, Vificklund. Middle row: Mr. Yaworski, Bartley, Lue, Johnson, Kingren, Kooyer, Lindgren. Front row: Giesen, Phillips, Lasch, Doherty, Piper, Niemi, Bloomquist. ccintero and Cprop-men Master artists at work! Members of the Craft club contribute a helpful hand in completing the Heidi setting. -61.. graft Qlub Artists of the future? Who knows? The members of this year's Craft club put their varied artistic talents to- gether to design and build stage sets for three plays and the concerts. They assisted the junior class in decorating the gym for the Prom. The Christmas display above the front entrance provided ample proof that this group, under Mr. Tony Yaworski, adviser, had talent, imagin- ation, and ambition to carry out the work to each minute detail. Organ- ized in 1940, the club has maintained interest in art and crafts through par- ticipation in stage art. . Back row: Qlesterback, Hill, Comport, Sterling, Lundeen, Hinkkanen. Q ax Q M'ddle rowzbl Mr. Maves, adviser, Larson, Slick, Peterson, McKee, Kriegl, Nelson. t I -w nt row: -fBro n, North, Kingren, Shaul, Janovich, Berger. YJ sent whegg e was taken: Ekroth, Slovut, Piper. N ., g va -. ,' V . Q 1-.-x ' . N , X H wx K T1 NN tv x v X J '. T ,J v N4 X, : N fd xi 4 K Y :Q X' X J 5, , . , ar , fi it -iv - i . v . - x, . W K N ' x t ., .Nb t. ., . 1,9 . r or Jo orclo .Sft.tv,w.sN..,, .ef l I -5 K 1 . . N' W N 51-Q Q5 1 K . Q We wh 1 tg A n t ee X N A . N.. +P. :Q li' - X 7 Nl 'X x Q1 lv 3 ' N W 'N ARD Finding out what's what are Jerry Slouvet, Gary Sterling, Pete Nelson, Jane Shaul, and Nelda Slick. QD:-abate fc-:cam Resolved: That the American People Should Reject the Welfare State. This was the topic that Central's debate team debated with Cloquet, Duluth Denfeld, Duluth Cathe- dral and at the state district meet in Chip- pewa Falls. K The debate team is growing rapidly. This year more students than ever before tried out. There were 20 members on the team, ranging from freshmen to seniors. Freshmen starting out have an advantage over upperclassmen, for by the time they are seniors, they will have had enough experience to be top de- baters. Much time and preparation was spent in organizing and preparing the debates. Cpccclio ommiooion Direct, instruct, inform-these are duties of the members of Central's radio commission. Under the supervision of Mr. Lyle Maves, 17 students were selected from the many ap- plicants who tried out at the beginning of the school term. The applicants were judged on tone quality, diction, and clearness of voice. Every second hour Centralites heard, Here are your announcements for today. The radio commission divides itself into pairs, with each pair giving the announcements for one week. The purpose of this organization is to encourage student participation in school activities and to aid the school in giving an- nouncements. - - A 2 fi N I With a sound of chimes and a cheerie Cydi' Vljf4'4s'4j,., good morning, the students are greet- t ,L ,M , ed by Phyllis Ansell and Frances Oli- M!! . -...T.::f' h tif phant. M fi' AV. ef J A 5 if I ,v,+'iV Q f rf if f i 4 fifvhgx .4 o c oc ewocccotero 10 ' l I2 ii fi' A Back row: Edelstein, Moe, Anderson, Maier, McKenzie. . . Middle row: Mr. Maves, adviser, Oliphant, R. Ansell, Pederson, Teeporten, McGinnis. Front row: Brown, P. Ansell, Cook, Springer, Walt, Kotter. K,-f euil'o cpl Stagg Thirty-three years of publication! In 1918 the first edition of the Devil's Pi was published. Since then it has grown to about six times its former size. Responsible for Central's school paper are the editorial, mechanical, and business staffs. They are advised and directed by Mrs. Betty Jones and Mr. George Harding. ,,,. Editorial Staff Co-editors-in-chief ..... ,....,...,................ R ita Ansell, Sheila Edelstein Desk Editor .,...,.,.,,... .....,,......,.....,.......,.....,,..,.....,.,... S hirley Siegel Sports Editor ,,...............,,,..,....,.,...., ........................,.... R ichard Berg Feature Writers ....,...................,.,.,......,...... Jean Filbey, Barbara Odell, 1 - Marjorie Rusch, Paul Maier Take a look at lthat- Kathryn Glew, busi- Cirfillation gaanager -----A,--------V,,-----Y'A --v'-4A,-----------,--A--YY-, J amescllfl-ie? ' - Exc ange E itor .r.,,,.....,r................. ,...... .,...,.......,,,.. M a rgaret one ne?S managgr' ooks Ori approvlrigly as co Staff Photographers ,...., ..,,,......,,.... J ames Moe, Ken Holmstrand editors Sheila Edelstein and Rita Ansell Editorial Adviser .,.........,.,.......,.,.,......Y,,.,..............,...,,. Mrs. Betty Jones read the Pl- Business and Mechanical Staffs Business Manager ....Vl.......,,.,......,.,......,.,.......,.r...w,....,...., Kathryn Glew Press Foreman ,,,.......,.,......r,........,,,,......,.......,.,........ Jerome Landgreen Makeup Foreman .......,....Y,,,.,.......,... ............v.,,l., D ale Larson Ad Foreman ...,,,......,.,,..................,.,.... .,.... ..,.... D o uglas Hammer Business and Mechanical Adviser ......, . ,...... Mr. George Harding ecccllineo 'M' ecccllineo Q. mv Back row: Blank, Walker, Berg, Pomush, Larson, Nelson, DeFore, Kriegl. Middle row: Mr. Harding, Glonek, Chudecke, Tierney, Walt, Barkovich, Kossoff, Carlson, Mrs. Jones. Front row: Rygg, Bjerklien, Ansell, Edelstein, Glew, Syring, Putnam, Siegel, Bronson, ..54... ., .1 1 -Qcho Staff Forty years ago Central's first Echo was pub- lished. It has changed greatly since then. The Echo is now larger and more pictorial, compared with the former, smaller Echos with fewer pic- tures. ' l The staff activities include making layouts, writing copy, and preparing the pages for offset printing. T The business staff sold ads to supply finances. Editorial Staff Co-editors-infchief ...... ....,....,, M iriam Anderson, Evelyn Magnuson 4 Senior Co-Editors ............ .........,.,........... D onna Kent, Norma Nelson Faculty Editor .....,.,.......... ......,...................,........... C atherine Little Underclassmen Editor ...... ..,...........,.......... D elores Koenig Organization Editor ..,..,, ....,.. D arlene Dow Feature Editor ................ .......,....... .............i.,.. R onald Lief Sports Editor ,.,,...,. ..........,...............,..,...,...............,...,,.., R ichard Berg Copy Editor ..... ......................, f .. ............ ....i............., L ois Huebscher Assistants .,..... ,...... B arbara Lund, Barbara Stansky, Joan Yanda Art Editor ........... ..................,..,,..........,.,,.,.,................ J oan Carlson Assistants .,........ .................,.,........,. B eth Helwig, Shirley Siegel Editorial Adviser ....... .............,...,.......,..,,.,.,,.......... M rs, Betty Jones Business Staff 1 ' - Business Manage, -mn--Carol Keaough - The bosses at work. Business man Business Adviser ......- ....,....4................. ..,...,. M r . Lyle Maves agar Carol Keaough and C0-editors Miriam Anderson and Evie Magnuson examine the new.pictures. Qpictureo 'rl' ccofe Back row: Wynes, Matushak, Berg, Lief, Moe, Hammerbeck, Solid, Fallis, Fudally, Van Buren, Wangerin. Third row: Mr. Maves, Lund, Ekstrom, Holmberg, Drolsum, Beaulieu, Anderson, Peder- son, Nelson, Tierney, Tepoorten, Seil, Giesen, Mrs. Jones. Second row: Koenig, Carlson, Stansky, Barbo, Dow, Magnuson, Anderson, Bronson, Keaough, Liska. Front row: Wick, Huebscher, Bakken, McKee, Kent, Hope, Erickson, Little, Chapman. ..6 5.-. . t f ,W . L -.21 ww -'wwf 4 ,JA ,-'yywsfifb 2' B f - if . .7 i . Back row: Sanborn, Peterson, Nevin, Krisak, B.' Falstad, Bartylla, Sands, Baum, Baster- ash. Third row: Krob, B. Byrne, Chapman, Moser, J. Currie, Grant, Lattimer, Stark, Linde- gren, Warn, Hammerbeck. Second row: Downs, Sell, Larsen, Widness, Ellison, Cox, B. Currie, Parzych, Neal. Front row: Jacovetti, Palmer, G. Byrne, Sharp, Genardini, T. Falstad, Carlson, Branley, Larson. Adviser, Mr. Warren Peters. 4 ccruc-:ot SZ-gop' ggi-y glad: Harvest Hop brought many stu- dents out into cold November weather to attend .the Hi-Y annual all-school dance. Bales of hay decorated the big gym in keeping with the harvest theme. Other activities for the school year included a closed dance, a Viking Day float, and an annual spring outing. Monday noons in room 237 the club met with Leo Ellison presiding as president. Other officers of the 40 members were Harry Chapman, vice president, Frank Cox, secretary, Bill Currie, treasurer, Bill Downs, chap- lain, and Ralph Hammerbeck, ser- geant-at-arms. Fancy free, care free are the Hi-Y boys and their guests as they help themselves to more cake and sandwiches. ..55.. 11 Back row: Granstrom, L. Leggate, Templis, Nolan, Meier, D. Anderson, Farmakes, Nelson. Middle row: Tuverson, N. Anderson, Allen, Moe, B. Leggate, Nelson, Evans, Carlstrom. Front row: B. Nelson, Peterson, Herubin, Howard, Kangas, C. Anderson, Keller, Lief, Christensen. l 5 Q i llgaoter arcfcle' yi , , 1 ,r 5 Lf ' The spice of life! Testing their cooking abili- ties before the candied apple sale are Buck Carlstrom, Jim Moe, Chuck Anderson, and Lenni Kangas. .-87... Shutterman Qlula The Shuttermen started the year off with a bang when their float received sec- ond place in the Viking Day parade. But they didn't stop there. They held their annual closed dinner-dance, an all-school spring dance, a pep assembly, and a gigan- tic carmeled apple and candy sale that broke all existing sales records. The club officers were Lenni Kangas, president, Buck Carlstrom, vice presidentg Dale Granstrorn, secretary, and Roger Christenson, treasurer. Back row: Sharp, Norman, Salen, Meier, Anderson, Neil, Chapman, Marg, Matushak, Mc- A h . rt ur Third row: Mr. Rogina, adviser, J. Nelson, N. Nelson, Yoder, Martin, McKenzie, Glew, Donnick, Templis, Tuverson, Granstrom, Mr. Jacobsen, adviser. Second row: Danielson, Nordin, Steen, Hill, McKee, secretary, Kangas, president, Chris- tenson, vice president, Jones, treasurer, Bovee, Huhta, Hankey, Young. Front row: F. Cox, Basterash, Schreyer, Anderson, Corbin, C. Cox, Keller. omeroom 9:-:legateo Ready, Let's go! Delegates Frank Cox, Jim Tem- plis, Dolores Danielson, Janet Jones, and Roger Christianson with Mr. Rogina are ready to start for the Milwaukee Convention. Student Qouncil Democracy in action! The student council laid plans for the activities of Viking Day, the board of review, ab- sent and tardy committee and sym- pathy committee. Five members of the council,with Mr. Regina, attended the Wisconsin Federation of Student Councils. This annual meeting of all the councils in the state was held in Milwaukee. The council solved school problems democratically. Among its many other activities a S100 scholarship was offered to a qualified student by the council. This organization is made up of members elected from the homerooms. oglvle ogctoro iheopian Qlub Mm-A Act well your part, there all the honor lies. This was the slogan adopted and carried out by the Thes- pians, with Miss Agnes Currie as di- rector. As a result, Heidi, the familiar story of a little Swiss girl, Submerg- ed, the play about five sailors near death in a submarine, and Journey's End, a dramatic production touching the horrors of war, were presented. The Thespian club is a national hon- orary organization. To become a member, one must earn 10 points through some form of participation either on stage or behind the scenes. Winners of the coveted banner for their presen- tation of Submerged are Jim Kriegl, Jeff Sell, Dick LaJoie, Bob Eaton, Joel Bushnell, and Tom Payton. Back row: Keup, Landgreen, vice president: Eaton, Lindegren, O'Grady. Middle row: Sell, Caragan, Donnick, Bush, Kaarto. Front row: Franzen, treasurerg Edelstein, 0'Brien, Bratanovich, Richard, secretary, Kulas, Wolfe. Absent: Jim Kriegl, president. -Ggl entrccl Qitizeno Back row: Corbin, Larson, Nelson, Templis, R. Allen, Sterling, Hagman, Wicklund, Moe, Sands, G. Allen, Johnson. Middle row: Miss O'Brien, adviser, Nelson, Biller, Raulerson, Chellxnan, Olson, Nordin, Nelson, Hill, Philips, McKee, Eimon. Front row: McDonald, Atkinson, Sanders, Little, Yoder, Magnuson, Carlson, Phillips, Lamont, Jantzen, Franzen. Cheer on the team! Making favors of bright- ly colored crepe paper for T-Day are Gerry Allen, Pat Phillips, and Mary Kinney. .JI 0.- 3 glut: Dependability, service, scholarship -these are the qualifications of the L. D. P. club. These qualifications have been proved many times. For instance, Katherine Lamont was elect- ed Central's candidate for the D. A. R. Last year this honor was won by another member of the club. In 1937 four boys of the L. D. P. laid the cor- nerstone for the student council. An active club, the L. D. P. planned a closed dance, formal and informal initiations, a spring senior banquet and made favors for T-Day. Any Centralite who has received the American Legion award is eligible for membership in the LeRoy Doleysh Post. Superior upermen Back row: Evens, Walker, Stark, Parzych, Howard, Leggate. Middle row: Tuverson, Korb, Brown, Nevin, Carlstrom, Laux. Front row: Birk, Grant, Herubin, Allen, Anderson, Kangas, Larsen. S elulff Why does an athlete receive a school letter? It takes more than appear- ances in games. It includes hours of training on a hard or muddy field, many bumps and bruises or even broken bones, running the ball back and forth on the gymnasium floor un- til one's legs are aching. It includes sportsmanship, and, of course, ability to play the game. The group was again advised by Coach Harry Conley. No officers were elected. A glimpse of our captains! Chuck Anderson and Ter Mercier take time out for a little horseplay. jgelpgul 57-fcuflclo Busy as beavers' Margaret and Priscilla put up a poster while Sharon, Dave, and Alan read letters from Red Cross box receivers. unior CE:-:cl Qrooo Pencils, paper, erasers, soap . . . many children will have smiles on their faces when they open these boxes sent by the Junior Red Cross. All students contributed their nic- kels and dimes in the fall membership drive sponsored by the Red Cross members. When each homeroom reached the 100 per cent goal it was given a sticker, and every student who had contributed money was given a membership pin. The work was carried on by one student from each homeroom, who was elected to represent it at the Red Cross meetings. Back row: Stoich, Bounting, Hagman, Kriede, Hagman, Herubin, Stae, Vanderport, Keup, J. Carlson. ' Middle row: R. Carlson, Franzen, Wangerin, Jacobson, Sweet, Powell, Bjerklien, Kaner, Kossoff, Spallacci, Olson, Young. Front row: Barton, Krisak, Biscay, M. Nelson, Anderson, secretary-treasurer, Cook, presi- dentg J. Nelson, vice president, Lund, Bronson. cience-minclecl Studento I Y Back row: Mr. Gradin, Stalvig, Sterling, Comport, Andreen. 'Front row: Shaul, Vettrus, Donnick, Nelson, Jones, Eimon. Honor lies in honest toil, sigh Bob Don- nick and Jim Kriegl as they doggedly con- tinue their list of names and addresses. S. Q. 5, 621,41 Mounting, collecting . . . any prob- lem of a scientific nature interests these 12 boys of the Students of Sci- ence Club. Their discussion and busi- ness meetings were held every two weeks. Selling SOS directories was part of the initiation of the new members. This is the second year that a direc- tory of addresses and phone numbers of students and teachers has been pre- pared by the club. The club officers were Bob Don- nick, presidentg DeWayne Stalvl, vice presidentg and Jim Kriegl, secretary- treasurer. Mr. Robert Gradin, biolo- gy teacher, has held the position of adviser to the club since it was found- ed in 1948. l 1 Back rowzl Barbo, Carlson, G. Anderson, Howard, Forslund, Sinclear, Kinney, Larson, Sch iep. Middle row: Meier, Ross, Kull, D. Droege, Yanda, R. Droege, Arndt. Front row: Chellman, P. Anderson, Mr, Keller, Van Buren, Sanborn. Sfring Qnoemble Singing strings -this describes the string en- semble, directed by Mr. William Keller, who has been its director for the past four years. Playing for school and civic clubs, these 15 students have done their share to contribute for listening pleasure. ' gLU'llOl' QBCU'l6l Brisk marches, rhythmic waltzes, and melodious classical numbers were played this year by the members of the Junior Band. The Junior Band, led by Mr. S. Brinley Shaw, was organized in 1942, as an outgrowth of the former Junior Orchestra. Back row: Wanovich, Lenfesty, Gonser, Tollefson, Dousette, Darling, Kaptonak, Strukel. Third row: Thompson, Johnson, Olson, Anderson, Thompson, Swanson, Anderson, Mr. Shaw, J. Currie. Second row: Carlson, Skomrock, Marshall, Jacovetti. Front row: Miner, Peterson, Russell, D. Currie, Brunett, Russell, Lilgren, Massengale. Absent when picture was taken: Christenson, McKee, E. J. Anderson. Back row: Granstrom, Sell, Aho, Ellison, Moe, Ekroth, Anderson. Front row: Nelson, Kooyer, Ekstrom, McKee, Lund, Ogren. I CDOCdl Qnoemble Frosty the Snowman and Long, Long, Ago were the two songs sung by the Vocal ensemble under the direction of Mr. Louis Meier at Central's annual Christmas concert. The vocal ensemble also sang at church gatherings and similar social functions. ffiple grit? For the occasion of Purple and White Dayfin 1927, nine girls performed a musical stunt. This resulted in what is now known as the Triple Trio. -- Directed by Mr. Louis Meier, the trio's favorite selection this year was Our Very Own. ' Back row: Larson, Yanda, Sinclear, Kinney, Rusch. Front row: Drolsum, Barbo, Williamson, Richard, Anderson. 175.. French Horns: Lackens, Nelson, Newlander, Wick. Flutes: Christenson, Nelson. Oboe: Sanders., Baritones: Biscay, Hendrickson, Pasternock. Trombones: Ellison, Falstad. Hammerbeck, Larson, Soren- son. Alto Saxophones: Falstad, McGillis. Tenor Saxofwhones: J. Apps, M. Apps. Baritone Saxophones: Peterson. B flat Cornets: F. Cox, Edgren, Herubin. Ho t, Horn, Jacobs, Krisa , Nickolette, North. Peter- son, Schreyer. Tympani, Drums, and Bell Lyra: Barbara Andrews, Bonita Andrews, Arndt, Brown, C. Cox, Eckerman, Eves, Nollet, Opoien, Raihala, Raulerson, Stalvig. B flat Clarlnets: Dow, Edelstein, Flemming, Frawley, Kossoff, Lokken, Neal, Nichols, Niemi, Nummi, Olson, Pearson, Persons, Peterson, Ross, Sell, Siegel, Todorovich, Walt, Williamson. Bass Clarinet: Lee. Sousaphones: Nelson, Larson. Spirited Qpccraclero enior anal I love a parade . . . is a typical statement made by spectators of Central's band. Directed by Mr. S. Brinley Shaw, they participated in parades, basket- ball and football games, assemblies, concerts and fes- tivals. Every first hour you could hear the band practice warm-up numbers and then swing into something modern such as Band-jive. The full band of 66, practicing many mornings before school, strove hard this year as in former years to make their annual concert in February and the freshmen choir concert in April a big success. That looks like fun! Jim Peterson plays a new number while his talented critics John, Jeff, Frank, and Ralph listen attentively. -761 -ogll-State Qrckeotra enior Qrcheotra C Official Orchestra! Yes, Centra1's 55-piece orchestra was honored this year when it was invited to be the official orchestra at the Midwinter Music Clinic in Madison, held the first week in January. For the first time in the' history of the clinic was such an orchestra honored. How were they chosen? By hard work and long, tiring rehearsals un- der the direction of Mr.'Wi1liam Kel- ler, who has been at Central for the l last four years. f The Orchestra also gave its annual Central is proud of the newly organized string quartet fall, Christmas, and spring concerts. composed of Mary Sinclear, viola, Priscilla An- derson, cello, Rosamond Schliep and Betty Barbo, violins. Violins: Barbo, Carlson, Forslund, Larson, Schliep, Kinney, R. Droege, Hill, D. Droege, Keller, Ross, Yanda, Kuluman, Andreen, Voth, Ansell, Setterstrom, Fisher, Paul, Beine, Slick, Dann. Violas: Sin- clear, Howard, Anderson. Cellos: Van Buren, Sanborn, Anderson, Chellman, Barsten, Olson, Williams, Sanders. Bass, Meier, Arndt, Peterson, Edwards. Flutes: Rusch, Hanson. Oboe: Jones. Clarlnets: Sell. Pearson. Saxophones: Peterson, McGillis. Horns: Lackens, Newlander, Nelson, Wick. Trumpets' , F. Cox, Peterson, Schreyer. Trombone: Ellison. Tympanl: Keller, C. Cox, Stalvig. Piano: Beattie. galil-ggi, galil-me . . . Back row: B. Nelson, Sauve, Tuverson, DeFore, Ekroth, Moser, Mattero, Oelhafen, Sprowell, North, Guetschow. Third xgiwzl Filbey, Odell, Sorenson, Larson, Sutherland, Hope, Glonek, Ligman, Yanda, 111083.11 Second row: Emerson, Fjelling, Hemmila, Rusch, J. Nelson, Wentela, A. Nelson, Drolsum, Tepoorten, Kinney. Front row: Williamson, L. Anderson, Merila, Jones, Hankey, Wolfe, G. Anderson, J. An- derson, Browne. , - emor Qhocr ulntonation . . . softly . . . now a little louder. These instructions could be heard in Mr. Louis Meier's room, 202, during second and third hours of the day. Responding to their director were the 86 members of the senior choir rehearsing for their concerts. The senior choir sang in the annual Christmas and Spring concerts. During the holiday season the choir caroled at St. Mary's Hospital and in front of the post office. Their caroling in the halls of Cen- tral is traditional during the Christmas season. O, Magnify the Lord and Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor'1 were two of the favorite selections of the choir. I Quarter tests. MarJ Rusch, Gerry Westlund, Lauren Ekroth, and Jeff Sell show Mr. Meier their accomplishments. cave Clio great Qplecaoure , - 4 . , t in 'Q 1 - , Back row: Maier, Ellison, Meinke, G. Anderson, Lief, Moe, Aho, Warn, Keller, Bushnell, Peterson. Third row: Lund, Phillips, Westlund, Kotter, Howard, Knower, Huhta, Bovee, Palmer, Fallis. Second row: M. Anderson, Ekstrom, McKee, Richard, Ogren, Lisdahl, Kooyer, Noeth. Front row: Rohan, J. Nelson, Crane, Lindbloom, Helwig, Larson, Barbo, Van Buren, Pederson. Expert instruction from Mr. Meier is given to three of the gripli Trio, Mary Sinclear, Betty Barbo, and Marj USC . f 1 e sa, ggi gi 7 .. .X .. , ' W V 3 ' f ,hh , -- , . , , is S + f ' ian ' WTW' f':ff Ii ?fml,i'i1, ,X , . k W 'fi' :V 13 ' if 'M K whiff' M 'm ' - ,M ff- -:HH gm 1 -if: ,ifzgf 1, Af,w,J!f1 , ' f- U 1 ,,,, 2 L My ,,,, , l,,. , 43, , ,vii ,,, ,i, ,. my 'kph L Lv' M2 LE, f ' K V. mx f ,, , , 1 6: cw, f, , - ' . Y' kai Y , ,,-. ,, ki' QL? ,ww .f , -m1'1215f ' H 'fwf'j,.,fH' w My ' . 5 K 'gf gag, A M F. W . 91 i f . if W 1 if FQ? ff:-X I. I A .iw is W 'ig X is E 'W , , f ' -, 1 , ,gg ,..-, A M- ' -- Q, f HM..,.,.,,, qs, ,wa 1 ,N . ,X 'H Y f ,. f - -. ff -, gfir, I of ' ff ,1- 11. .Wie 'w wf' ff 3w1.'1,.,3fL,: ' -gx Q . , . zjfai f . ? ' - gif i? 5 f!2f!i:Qii.5 ' - J ii f ii ' 5 'd ' -f. . v, ,,, N . ' L g L 'E 'QV EE: 4 5? s f . fx '- ISS- 4 frm, Qi 44 GP Wx Q X? xg N ni' M-1 -09 3 MQ Q .HWQN1 4. 'Gm 5,3 Ffifwmi 'Wx A M, as 'fn Y NW CMA' Qnmwwwv K N aw . Q f iwb ' fs: N '53 ff 5,543 A2122 Back row: Chmieleski, Olson, Yoder, Kreide, Perrin, Schultz, Tollefson, Olson, Anderson, Leith. Nor- man, Wicklund, Parzych, Modeen. Nord, Hunter, Vogen, Erickson, Bourdreau, Jarvis, Pawlik Kiilunen, Johnson, Bounting. n Third row: Peters, Malinowski, Hanson, Leonard, Richardson. Hawley, Beyer, Plasch. Boogitz, Peterson Nolan, Johnson, Rehl, Philbrook, Anderson, Kooyer, Spallacci, Wells, Gullo, Soder and, Grand- hagen, Patterson. Second row: Larson, Hawley, Strukel. Verkeyn, Compton, Stae. North, Johnson, Schumacher, Neeland Reiten. Watson. Johnson, Chamberlain, Fritz, Knutson. Burgraff. Fron': row: Barton. Barnes, Johnson. Britton, Maynarich. Skoglund. Sands, Sullivan, Blomfelt, Peter- son, Ward, Wick, Zimski, Martichuski, Bengston, Stevens, Dudsic, Lettenstrom, Bangs. reohmen Qhoir Back row: Kooyer, Page, Rafshol,,Little, Olson, Pederson, Greene, Edwards, Quam, Ely, Newell, Man- ning, Peterson, Ford, Hietala, Bergstrom, Hoffman, Anderson, Hanson, West, Javner, Grady. Third row: Crusher, Hosier, Blomquist, Jacobson, Sweet, Carlson, Liljegren, Burgraff, Drazenovich, Cronstrom, Sampson, Scott, Nutter, Hendrickson, Fasbender, Bronson, Stalvig, Piper, Dann, Lar- son, Solie, Harrison, O oien. Second row: Hadlock, Josepgson, Orville, Bauer, Soleim, Wilson, MacDonald. Lund, Vettrus, Johnson, I-iofstedt, Eimon, Johnson, Anderson, Beine, Lundgren, Day, Nelson, Johnson, Davis, Kraft. Front row: Davisj Horland, Crane, DeMars, Robbins, Johnson, Connors, Hansen, Shave, Barkovich, Larsen, Voth, Williams, Johnson, Carlstrom, North, Pananen. Keeler, Smith, Johnson, Bakken, -31- Back row: J. Front row: Illzelocleero When Son Song by Victor Herbert were Kulunen, Bloomquist Spallacci. and Italian Street girls at school, church, and civic programs. Miss Lillian Berg has been their organized. s n 1942, when they were first g'e6U'l4'1OMGGl'0 Easter Parade by Irving Berlin and Stouthearted Men by Sigmond Romberg were songs sung by the Harrnoneers at the Easter concert. This year there were 30 boys in the Harmoneers compared to the usual 12. The group was organized in 1942. Back row: Quam, Sampson, Lerth, Peterson, Wicklund, Neu, Scott, Perrin. Middle row: Nolan, Plasch, Bronson, Barkovich, Anderson, Newlander, Larson, Johnson. ront row: Blomfeld, Peterson, Sands, Voth, Ward, Williams, North, Hofstedt. F 1 Back row: Maki, Falstad, Neilson, Mr. Moe. Front row: Bergstrom, Brown, Baker. Cl 7i6uC4l C,-Qiglo Lights out! Sound on! Quiet please, a film is being projected. These films added much interest and variety to the courses of study at Central. Under the supervision of Mr. Rene Moe, 12 students known as Visual Aids performed the work. 6u0fOCliCU'10 Never too busy to smile a friendly hello, the custodians were kept occupied sweeping floors, emptying wastebaskets, and mopping halls. Their tasks were often thankless, yet their loyalty was proved by their fine efforts to keep Central neat and attractive. Back row: Moe. Carlson. R. Larson. Front row: D. Larson, Anderson, Nelson, Langerman. i 4 m1 Back row: Carlson, Birdsell, Powell, Gradin, Springer, Kotter. Front row: Giesen, Nordin, Phillips, Westlund, Anderson, Arndt. fcccly fc-zttermen Out pops the head of Pat Phillips to discover what makes the giggles in Gail Springer, Gloria Johnson, and Gerry Westlund. In their jeans and loafers the mem- bers of the Girls' Athletic Association spent many hours after school work- ing on their studio room. Complete with a davenport, radio, lamps, and lounging chair, the room provides en- joyment for the passive moments of all Central girls. Organized to promote good sports- manship, worthwhile competition, and a spirit of friendliness among Central girls, the G. A. A. had an active mem- bership of 380. The G. A. A. is under the capable leadership of Pat Phillips, president, and Mrs. Marion Thompson, Miss Lois Kasmark, and Miss Eleanor Guse, ad- visers. Back row: Bloomster, Peterson Krelde Zlmski Front row: Carlson, Lundgren Ligman Arndt Uzelac Spallaccx LaMar 'fella-zo with igcctono fwirlero Spirited and able twirlers added variety and special talent to each appearance they made during the school year. Rather than having the entire squad perform at each game, a group of two or three girls appeared, doing coordinated stunts with their batons. These girls were ready in all kinds of weather to march in parades and participate in the programs at football games. These girls were trained and adyi Mrs. Marion Thompson. P. '15 QQCMO or the ieccm' In the V line-up are: Donna Sands, Joanne Gun- derson, Janet Jones, Pauline Burgraff, Marion Fudally, and Marlene Stoich. Fifteen rahs for the team! This and other familiar yells could be heard in at pep rallies to add color and en- thusiasm to the programs. Central's six spirited cheerleaders also appeared at games to cheer our football and basketball teams on to scoring vic- tories. ..g5. Cl A gmfff 'J' , 73 Q ,W ' ' QL K M 1- 5' I I 9 gli x X'-lflvlxf 2' 1 ? , v 5 x f 1 5 Q 1 1 5 f 5 2 23 fi 5 E Q, 5 4 , This is how. Marion Fudal- ly demonstrates the Cen- tral Locomotiven to Don na Sands. L ji,?1i5i7QfgLii41 'M' S-qzlaolfllnullvo I , . Sf JVJNXI 'K!jI'X.YL .,I PD :L Aj if i Charlie Anderson Johnny Keller and Jim Moe Ron Lief and Ken Holmstrand f 1 5' K 1? 3 3 A1 3 1 W-VJ ,um fwdcflf aj 15 .,t,L,n.f-1,a,,'f J.7,.Q.u., 1e-. ,3 ' ,530-41. ,,.n k+gn.L f'?-mia, Qui ,,.f,,2i-4,107 'V Qcflo cphotogrdphero J .A ua VV.. f, is 1 ,A .. A ffnirsflas biiihsfma Eafiiefgi-J V ind? to phy fknqsyth , the Eeho , i of 'iiainiiomegongibuted lgrlyvaiiiwtile . - shots fog Mtheyi' earmok. A They! P310 ,, ,s,, ,,E 4-cify coveied' spegia s, butithgg MAAmals th I 51' Xiitakingf mai-group s s for the trfrderc ,Wg men and organization sections. Under the advisership of Mr. Joseph Sitek, the boys gave of their spare hours to tell the story of school life through photography: -87- f 1' fgf wm-,V A m gwgegfzff-fibeg 1 f f K if gb we A . K W 4 JW WH 1 V ,, 5, W , QQ , z fa if 7 P 3 x get , 'i . .2 QS ,A,, ZA1 ' ' Q Q fl ,.. .. ' A 1 Q , . x X! ' X X 'K T K Pi: Lg! .J ,, . ,AQ J 1: YT 1 K' , f 925 I K .Sur 5 N A H mix' ' . ' . h xii xs ' wwf Q, - .Rfb ,Q.,,w,., 93559 if 9 v A wi um an S , M 4 ' f 243.5 T.f M A 37 ' Q3 'AH 'mi , 1+-3 yu' A, o o X Don Widness Jack Howard Tackle End i George Brown Stan Parzych Fullback Right half 1 o X X W fffiffw .oy H pdf of NV SM AW? W' ffVEf5VV 1f' WWQW Viking Gridders Lack Experience: Complete Season With 3-4 Record Back row: Nelson, Chapman, Grant, Hanson, Basterash, Walker, Tempelis, Holmstrand, Farmakes, Tollefson. Middle row: Granstrom, Stark, Kastner, L. Leggate, Blank, Allen, Anderson, Bartylla, Schultz, Krob, Tuverson. Front row: Herubin, Nevin, Birk, B. Leggate, Laux, Brown, Parzych, Howard, Widness, .Mercier, Clark, Kangas, Larson, Evens. Coach Harry Conley f if J Qvv. . rLf....g, lv V, , 'X ,L ..T:QL.a,.,,MwW, ' , 1 '---wW.e.,., fflffavq f A , J l 1 A 5 7' B E I ' L in 'M 1' H V - . .. Alle ' l m JIIZIJ , MV 1 K ' X-F ,Wa it 2 2 'M 1, ' ,X 1, 'f '--ow., lF'f'e-n-' -911 Z3 Conleymen Receive Lettersg Don Larsen Paces Squad in Scoring H305 to Large? wis- Don Quan QSS? Q the ni OR Lciutches O GA the - ' . e5CaPe LAST MINUTE DETAILS. Captain Mer- cier of Central and the Orientals' Captain Kessler receive final instructions. Dan Laux Jim Clark Tom Krob Left half Guard Quarterback -92, -'1fLl ' .- -f4' 'Yr' 4' C. X2 gwffff f'4 64+f.: 6241 SEASON'S SCHEDULE - We They September 8-Eau Claire, there .....,v.,., ...,. 2 0 40 September 14--Duluth Cathedral, there ..,.. 6 0 September 22-Duluth Denfeld, here .,.. ..,.. 6 44 September 29--Ashland, there ........t. ..,,. 1 4 0 October 6-Superior East, there ,,....... ..V.. 1 9 12 October 13-eDuluth Central, there ...., rr... 7 33 October 21-Hurley, here .....t......t.,.,, ,,...... 0 13 Total ...........,.......... ...,. 7 2 142 Ron Walker End Elroy Birk Dan Nevin Guard Guard Jack Evans Quarterback TOUCHDOWN! Larsen evades his pursuers as he nears the double stripe. Gene Herubin End Coach Conley sketches football maneuvers as he and Coach Olson discuss the next game. Coach Harry Conley did a creditable job this year building his squad around only four returning lettermen. With the whole varsity squad lost by graduation, the Vikings com- pleted a tough seven-game schedule with three wins against four losses. The Conley- men scored 72 total points as compared with 142 for their opponents. EAU CLAIRE In the first encounter of the season, the Vikings received a severe setback by the Eau Claire Old Abes, 40-20. Leaving the field at halftime faced with a 33-7 deficit, the purple and white crew grew determined in the final half and scored twice while holding its op- ponents to one more score. Stan Parzych toted the pigskin 34 yards through the center of the line and across the double stripes for the first score. George Hanson smashed through the entire downstate team on a 46- yard drive to pay-dirt. Don Larsen complet- ed the scoring on a 19-yard scamper around end. He also added two conversions. DULUTH CATHEDRAL Determined to avenge their first loss, the Conleymen turned back the Duluth Cathedral Hilltoppers 6-0. Ron Tuverson carried the slippery ball 15 yards through mud and op- ponents before he crossed the goal line, giv- ing the Centralites a hard-earned victory. Both lines made a very creditable showing as they slashed into their opponents' backfield to strip the runner of his interference and pave the way for a team mate to bowl over the runner. DULUTH DENFELD Homecoming turned out to be a sad affair for the home team as it was struck down 44-6 by the Denfeld Hunters. The old story of the Vikings not being able to win a homecoming game became more dominant. With Don Lar- sen scoring from 41 yards out, it looked as if 194-. he might inspire the boys and set them on their way to victory. But it proved to be the only score of the one-sided grid battle. Fum- bles and a loose pass defense proved fatal for the outclassed Vikings. ASHLAND On the Ashland Oredockers' mud-ridden field, the Central boys defeated the Oredock- ers 14-0. Midway through the second period Danny Laux plunged over from the four-yard line for Central's first marker. Don Larsen broke into the clear in the last quarter and zig-zagged 31 yards to pay-dirt. Larsen add- ed both points after the touchdowns. The Vikings' defensive unit performed brilliantly as they held Ashland to five first downs. At times it was impossible to distinguish either teams' players or the sideline markers be- cause of the poor weather conditions. EAST A In the game of the year, the Vikings sub- dued a fighting East High football squad 19-12. The Vikings added single scores in each of the first, third, and final quarters. After recovering an East fumble on the Ori- ental 29-yard line, the Vikings scored on three plays with Don Larsen crossing the double stripe from nine yards out. Danny Laux add- ed the second tally on a beautiful spinner that covered 54 yards. Don Larsen scored the final Viking marker as he legged it 66 yards to the promised land. Larsen also added one conversion. DULUTH CENTRAL The mighty Duluth Central Trojans took the measure of the Vikings, 33-7, in their an- nual tussle. Up against superior weight, blocking, and running, the Centralites were able to score only one touchdown. Stan Par- zych ran 53 yards through the entire Trojan team for the lone tally. Ronny Schultz added a perfect conversion. The hillbillies showed much power as they scored on five long runs and added three extra points. HURLEY In the season's final for both squads, the Hurley Midgets shut out the hometown boys 13-0 with the Midgets' Bob Johnson scoring all of his team's points. Aggressive Florian Helinski, I-Iurley's flashy quarterback, had the entire Viking backfield in a turmoil as he completed 13 of 22 passes, keeping the Mid- gets in Viking territory throughout most of the game. Hurley had the game under con- trol throughout the fray as its powerful de- fensive unit kept the Vikings in the shadows of their own goalposts. N ,M e Q W Inv, , I' A V 4 lhmlx rl l ' ,. W J. ... V fe J Duane Stark Jim Grant Ron Tuverson Tackle End Left half Bill Leggate Gerald Allen Harry Chapman Fllllback Guard End - BilLll031nsnamLTe1'LMatushak Managers -95.- HARD EARNED VICTORY. The Viking gridders prepare to call it a day after a hard-fought victory. Coach Norman Olson, head basket- ball mentor, has just completed his fifth season at Central. Although he compiled a mediocre record this year, his five-year record is very impres- sive. His teams have won 63 games and have dropped only 35 contests. Mr. Olson has a bright outlook for his future teams. He pointed out, Many grade schools are now instruct- ing their pupils the fundamentals of basketball. If these kids are taught how to handle a basketball before they come to high school, our school will develop better teams in the near future. Mr. Olson received his masters de- gree from the University of Wiscon- sin last summer. While completing his college years at Wisconsin, Mr. Olson played the keystone sack for the baseball team of his alma mater. In high school at Middleton and Madison West he also played basketball and football. -,.,. A V . S dBack row: G. Anderson, C. Anderson, Jubenville, Nolan, Hanson s', ' Q arslty qua Front row: Brown, Howard, Schultz, Evens Jim Nelson manager Vikings Compile 11-8 Season's Recordg Charlie Anderson Leads Individual Scoring Season's Summary The Vikings won 11 games and suffered eight setbacks. Charlie Anderson carried the brunt of the attack as he led his teammates through the rough 19-game schedule as he countered 103 field goals and 90 charity tosses for 296 points. Central won the mythical city champion- ship by dumping East High twice and split- ting two contests with the Cathedral Panthers. In the season's first encounter, Coach Nor- man Olson pitted his aggregation against the Denfeld Hunters and emerged with a 60-37 victory. Cathedral upset Central's apple cart edging the Vikings 36-31 in the second hoop game. Having squeezed by the Ashland Ore- dockers 48-46, Central trounced the smaller Two Harbors prepsters, 64-32. Then they de- feated East, staging a last quarter rally to win 55-47. Superior once again was represented in Minneapolis as the Vikings bowed to a group of Owatonna, Minnesota cagers 53-45 in Wil- liams Arena. The mighty Hurley Midgets fell before the Viking machine 49-46. Duluth Central then humbled the Vikings as they outfought, out- shot, and outrebounded their cross-bay rivals, 68-33. Another Duluth quintet-Duluth Ca- thedral-turned back the Vikings by a 46-41 score. It was the first loss for the Vikings on Central's home court in three years. Central turned in four straight triumphs during the latter part of the season. They took East to the cleaners by a 48-39 score, outfought Cathedral 40-37 in the only over- time game of the year, trounced Two Harbors 48-36 on the Northshore court, and added to their laurels by beating Ashland for the sec- ond time, 49-38. In a southern Wisconsin road trip, Central was turned back twice. First the powerful Eau Claire outfit did the trick 75-53 and the following night it was La Crosse by 43-42. The Little Big Ten champion, Duluth Cen- tral, dropped the Vikings 58-45 in the last scheduled encounter of the season. The WIAA regional toumament was held at Ashland. Central overpowered the North- western of Maple hoopsters 66-43 and defeat- ed its crosstown rivals, East High, 47-44 the following evening. Hurley eliminated the Vikings from further competition by beating them 58-50. The Vikings compiled 914 total points while holding their opponents to 882. This gave them a 48-point average per game and 46 points for their opposition. During the regular campaign the Vikings garnered '751 points and their opponents, 7,37 points. -37+ 1 FA EW Sfnwn Quad I 9 Evans ave-vd 9 Duck Nolcm center C3Gma J-Ubehvl fbrmoxd L GEOYQQ U Chuck HHJEY SON :DVR oy! 9 jffie' OLJGY Back row: Meier, Allen, Hagman, Norman, R. Nolan, Massengale, Schultz, ' ' Walker, Austin. Junlor varslty Front row: Jarzonski, Hawley, T. Nolan. Larson, Tierney, Bukowski, Thompson, Lokken, Our Fighting Cagers Hanson among foreigners. p V M9 LVN anky Chuck re ounds. i 'jfu mf' Qlwfi 1 .WJ Mp, f-4M9,uV .0-m7P H-fjyvvob Vw F734 JF? Tale of Tape SEASON'S SCHEDULE They 37 36 46 32 47 53 46 68 46 39 37 36 38 75 43 58 737 43 44 58 145 We November 22-Denfeld, Here .......,.A7,.3......,.,.3,,,......... ..... 6 0 November 30-Superior Cathedral, There ,. ..... 31 December 7-Ashland, There .77.............,,... ..,.. 4 8 December 16-Two Harbors, Here ...........,7v.,... .....o. . .... 6 4 December 22-Superior East, Here ........4,,,...........,.,.... ..,.. 5 5 December 23-Owatonna, Minn. lWilliams Arenal .,... ...,. 4 5 January 12-Hurley, There .,,7,77,,,, ,,,,,,77,777 ......,,,,., ..... 4 9 January 16-Duluth Central, There ...7.........., ....... ..... 3 3 January 19-Duluth Cathedral, Here 41 January 26-Superior East, There ....... ...., 4 8 February 1-Superior Cathedral, Here ..,,. ...,. 4 0 February 6-Two Harbors, There .,r,.,... ...., 4 8 February 9-Ashland, Here ................ ..... 4 9 February 15-Eau Claire, There ........ ..... 5 3 February 16-La Crosse, There ....r.,....... ..,,. 4 2 February 23-Duluth Central, Here ...,.. .,... 4 5 Total .,......,...7.........,.........,...............................,.........,. ..... 7 51 TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE At Ashland, Wisconsin February 28-Maple ....,..,....,..........................,......,....... ..,.. 6 6 March 1-Superior East ,..........,.............,... ,........, ..... 4 7 March 3-Hurley ...,.,,........ ..,,. 5 0 Total .,...c...,....... ,r....,. 1 63 Year's total .,......, ..... 9 14 882 x Q Brownie goes up high. They fly through the air -101- 'Roll on to Victory .... The traditional T representing team, tournament, triumph was again con- structed at the T Day assembly, em- ceed by Bob Donnick. The beginning of a victory for one of the Centrals. Up there! George Anderson is ready if Jack Evens misses. 1 The End --102- X C72 ps-av 35,5 Senioro, Qhampiono for fhree eonoecutiue earo Back row: Carlstrom, C. Anderson, G. Anderson. Front row: Jubenville, Howard, Brown Class T am - Back row: Nolan, Massengale. unnelgup' gunloro Front row: Evens, Lokken, Nelson. -103- Freshman Basketball Chosen from the entire freshmen squad to challenge the junior varsity team VVSYBC Back row: Sedlachek, Sampson, Modeen, Olson, Hofstedt. Front row: Correl, Archambault, Fairbanks, Leith, Cronstrom. An intricate game of keep-away is displayed i Mr. Marvin Crowley and Mr. Ralph Watt, freshman intramural coaches. during one of the 14 intramural games played by each squad. . Back row: Sanborn, Johnson, Jacobson. chafnplons QFCIUC-36 Front row: McNaughton, Krob, Salo, Grant Intramural T am Jon., 4? Mr. Mxke Verxch, coach of upperclassmen intra- murals. Runner-ups cglankeeo Back row: Carlstrom, Patterson, Currie. Front row: Raihala, Hillestad, Caragan, Robinson. -105- Curlers , .. ,. r . . , A new game was added to Central's intramural sports program this year. Thirty-seven boys and three girls found curling an interesting and enter- taining sport in which to participate. Ten teams were organized from the 40 stu- dents who went out for curling, with four curlers on each rink. The rinks used the round robin schedule, each team playing every other team in the league. Altogether 40 games were played. Mr. Gradin was adviser to the league and largely responsible for its organization. Champions Dave Lenfesty, Jeff Sell, Bill Currie, Shirley Wick. Consolation Ronnie Hicks. Harold Gronquist, Doug Baker, Elsie Carlson. A Back row: Mr. Gradin, adviser, Gronquist, Hicks, Carlson, Fitzgerald fEastl, Gylland fEastJ, Baker, Mr. Edgren, adviser. Front row: Eaton, Sell, Currie, Lenfesty, Wick, Milroy lEastl. .f.v+my,f:4wi:i ff- --rf- m - ..,.,,r,. ,N Softball. Kill the umpire! Calisthenics. Stoop and stretch to build healthy bodies. Girls' Sports - f l , . . ..a. Volleyball. Pauline Van Buren sends the ball across. Basketball. Sophomore girls jump for the ball. -107- 'cpu 5.- 'ygxkfofu ,fa.A,x.J ,fp-4,0 V, Ml-J , - -'gf A-4,17 ,iff-I! .f I b X, .V 41 ' f ' 'X ' , 1,2411 , tj ' xiwf 'Y 51 W Film A' ' 1 safrx Q 2 W--i,.h.hg:z1 - N W - ' K 'X ,F f ' ' .ck Q-'Fixx ,Q . 4' ff . Booster Victory Belles floated on to place. Shuttermen received second prize when canned Denfeld. galfo gc-zccture, Cwilzing ibay Taking time out from studying are the candidates for Viking Queen. Seated, left to right, are Miriam An- derson, Ieanyn Palmer, Betty Barbo, Barbara Iacovetti, and lean Filbey. BRL i 'iq fi first Athenaes used a Gateway to Starclom theme to win third place. they Waves of Success send the Foqumas srml ing down Tower Avenue --110- 1. Queen Ieanyn flips for Central's goal line as Captain Ted Mercier, referees, and attendants watch, 2. Queen Ieanyn and King Gene 3. Radiant smiles proclaim the royal couple's happiness. 4. Their reign ended, the roy- al court members pause be- fore the throne. Left to right are Barbara Iacovetti, Harry Chapman, Miriam Anderson, Iim Grant, anice Nels rl, Lenni Kangas, Queen lea n Palmer, and King Gene u- bin. , iv' W Q M C, Mig ,,,i.W .,,. eo: SHO in O Out of class, boys? Afraid of being caught, Joe Gallo, Bob Ek- strom, Dale Johnson and Lauren Ekroth find a good hiding place. 0 You can't get away with it this time, Don Busch! 1 Z J 0 Naughty, naughty, Gene Herubin! Are you studying chemistry? Cl cqfo orb To improve attendance, the Board of Re view members mterviewed students during their Monday meetings. 0 Now look what you've done, Jean Hagen! r demonstrates the proper techniq beck prepares to run off a film. . The dress rehearsal. Miss Cu rie 1.16 to members of the Heidi case. 0 Movies in history! Ralph Hammer- -113 Q Pictures by Photography class ongo of '51 Guidance Day brought many of The Roving Kind such as these Cathedralites. Goodnight, Irene -and it's about time! A -114- The Thing in Jim Pet- erson's box strikes a note of fear in Mr. h Joe Sitek. Favorite dance of the year, The Ten- nessee Waltz HRW- A Ron f were attepidi-ilfiflefsof' the foval Cfauglmbefg' Nea 1 ting gee Lorriglglkef amibgcgl-JerS0'1' 3 nd Iackie LU' f'OWl . . Chosen to reign over the gala junior-senior prom were ath- letic lack Evens and Charming Carroll Christenson. srrrmvmzrsaaimwwmwgfmmz m+wxswfurras2es:wAa C POY ES OYICBY' S . , . Qv x ,FILL FOR 'Q'0 Q f 0 Q xg' 75 rfn::'1:rQ . S Q H WEEK l I 5 :' 'v : 9 WS? :ialisff X X ! ':': ' 1' O 0 no 0 S C L Dewi P. f jc x enslons G ECIW0 NCQT6 DCO-dllhe Pi 15.1, Eyes max., Ball' Mmm: cam M' XX Q7 ROOKEY TRANSFER Dial 3939 1813 Belknap Street PRQMPT AND FRIENDLY I SERVICE GIVEN at Gail Race's BARBER SHOP 1320 Tower Avenue Danfcvzfl Bar - Resfauranf Tell If fo Sweeney . when it's and Jan,,o, Suppnes ,BUILDING MATERIALS Phone 5255 ' 720-22 Tower Ave. Superior, Wis. 216 Belknap St. e Dial 3535 -117- l +rus+ iuniors To find The CO 9fa u'a1i S RIGHT shop for RIGHT +0 HW fashions To fir migh+y i SENIORS 1 low buc1ge+s , 1 E ,Q lcgfatfoolefd. ,ti 3 1402 Tower Ave. eg 3 ,EHOUS THE SREAKES co. - 35 ig Building Maferials Q ,NX and Coal QD Ig 5 FLOWERS 0 1307 Tower Ave. Dial 6581 Dial 3053 126 Banks A Complete stock of PORTRAITS I Cameras. and I Assessories Commercial and Photography Supplies Cynillccrcl 'iBerg Studio 1 509 Tower Avenue Dial 5261 I Ellis Plumbing and Healing Company Superior Ice and Fuel Cornpany Milton M. Hinz Scott G. Williamson 0 The Plumbing Shop on Wheels We Carry Everything With Us! 0 1414 Belknap St. Dial 8643 Where Else Will You Find - Hot and Cold Combined? ' ' lwfflfe 05 ,lfurnitureflim . SUPERIA' f' WIEECQPKSIN I .Z QUALIT 1-FU:RNf1'Ul'QE 1517 Tower Ave. Dial 3282 and i I LOWER PRICES 1305 Winter St. Dial 4893 V Dial 4040 1208 Tower Ave. Compliments of Braham Granife W0fkSf l NC- Peoples Drug Siore 1612 Tower Ave. Superior, Wis. I l' A- Gfimsflld and ' A. C. Haugen, Props. -119- e D x . You Need A College Education lt Prepares You To Enjoy the Finer Things ot Lite To Earn a Better lncome , To Make a Worthwhile Contribution to Society if r ' You Will Enjoy Going to College 'k , SUPERICJR STATE CCLLEGE T . N3 y N' Our customers come to us again and again because they get the T kind ot printing they want, and at a price they believe iust. - That, we think, is true service. It is a product of skill, excellent equip- ment, and an unanswering determination on our part to do things right. Our customers tell us of their appreciation. Q i Q When you have printing to do, you can expect this same degree of ' satisfaction, for we value our good name above all other 3 considerations. f ug . W ' I b ' ' h Q Evening Te egram lo Printing S op ' TELEGRAM BUILDING Tower at l3th P Superior, Wisconsin ' -120- ' FRISCO CLEANERS and Shoe Repair Shop ii? Odorless Cleaning and Invisible Half-Soling if Dial 5752 1426 Tower Ave. 0,411.11 Mfg w 'FK'-roy' ' 1 . A . A- sr l I ,A-L31 ff ., wwf' 9,1 J M 1 Y 1 J I 1 ,ww sew' D12 2 ' W v .. jf 6,5 'fo 4,29 ' zfaape, LM, f ' iff 41 X110--rl-at44,, A NICE SELECTION OF TOYS, CHILDREN'S FURNITURE, SPORTING GOODS, FURNITURE, KITCHEN UTENSILS, ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, FIREPLACE SETS and FIXTURES, LIGHT and HEAVY HARDWARE if REASONABLE PRICES! M- 1428 Tower Ave Hardware and Furni+ure 525-527 Tower Avenue THE EVENING TELEGRI-TM' serves freedom an I 4, JE HAHA MV, J,.wf4.i ' BY SERVING You Ea , 1 . lyegg- ,.fEgy,sr.,ffrI.1r5 SERVING THE EAMILYMWCW - is M 123 aw-5 145.5 o' he fy' ' SERVING THE COMMUNITY ' SERVING THE NATION 1 Upper Wisconsin's Leading Newspaper The Voice of fhe People -121- 1 i 1 l I 1 l l , ii I7 I 9 BEST WISH ES agp W-.L C,J,ka,aS'a0hfuaEil1er P armacx, Inc. dwg Ib Jnefvg' ' if pxpriscription Experts- 20 6511 'XA5 650' ial 2211 1505 Tower Ave. 5 Z Superior, Wis. EVERYTHING FOR BUILDING! 0 New Construction 0 R d 1' Howard 8: Sell. Inc . Ailgiifnlng R . Your Oldsmobile Dealer . epalrs ' . Use Our Complete Buildzng Servzcel GMC Trucks C b Lumber and 1318 Belkpap St. Dial 6641 amp e Supply Company - '---. Whafevef The Occasion Youll' Fin d JuS+ :ZI Sb '-::, The RW I1 1 I - Gm 1 11 N II: 1' ::1: E1 ....a :': . a A'1: ' ': 1 1' '35 ' f- ' A 'Q .,, V55ff55E 5 ff- Q35 -f-- 1 s e1 seIe ' I1 I A If1: Northern Wisconsin's Leading Department Store -122- Sfandarcl Service Cal Miller, Prop. 0 Cor. Belknap and Tower Dial 9769 Enjoy Life . . . ' Eat Out More Often! 0 Three Cs of Dining Pleasure - Courtesy, Comfort, Cleanliness Are Always On the Iob at Chef 's Resiaurani' 1410 Tower Ave. Superior, Wis Make Our Store Your U MUSIC HEADQUARTERS Record, Instruction, Music Braman Music Co. Dial 5692 Compliments of Peoples Cooperaiive Socieiy QUALITY FOODS, CLOTHING, HARDWARE, COAL Dial 6668 1001 Tower Ave. Superior, Wis. Your Neighborhood DRY CLEANERS ' ff M935 UAREFUL ciunens 1116 BELKNAP DIAL 9041 P A 'I ,IN J. . 9 K z J . . wi Lalior Qongrafulafes f H 1 A' A Gracluafing Class 'k SUPERIOR FEDERATION of LABOR -123- f -, S X v x 1 A ,f X7 I ,X I' , h W..,.i,.l'i'1..a,,,,f ' sl SRV All l., 2 ,, gn 7, ,EGL , .3 ,fi-1 1 K., N x 6 '- 'L 'I 'f' ' H X , . f ,-i-i1n1s1 -' ' -1- RCLAND C. BUCK, Inc. ENGINEERS il' Dial 7781. if? 201 Telegram Building l...ll l,,l.i.1-i-L-1- l, Qifmw Q, w,1oi'w'lli v N is oalmf X V X it KW! For Your CLASS RINGS and CLASS PINS Visit Louis G. Howatt. Inc. 1425 Tower Ave. Dial 7683 COMPLETE I HOME FURNISHINGS MAY FURNITURE COMPANY 1 ,-il- 1i.i1 Better Values Better Selection at - PopIcin's 518-520 Tower Dial 4010 l...i111-1-ii 1713 Belknap St. Dial 4133 l,. l.i1. Zddqwf? ! , To attend a school accredited by the National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools 9 Assurance of high standards ' Credits transferable in member schools f Eligible for graduation honors 5 Modern equipment 5 Daylight classrooms 9 Nationwide placement service 9 National fraternity and sorority DULUTH BUSINESS UNIVERSITY and Civil Service School, Inc. WRITE, PHONE, OR CALL FOR FREE BULLETIN NORTHLAND BLDG. 418 WEST SUPERIOR STREET DIAL 2-3361 -124- I I PORTRAITS I COMMERCIAL SUPPLIES Z 5 CANDID WEDDINGS QSJ0-eA5!f6v,J 1 B E N SO NWSTMU D I O Porfraifs fo Treasure 709 BELKNAP ST. PHONE 9540 SUPERIOR, WISCONSIN CENTRAL'S GRADS I HEARTILY ENDORSE MI hw - QOL' fmclgdifam ' 1 il TM I fy Z - - b N010 ,Jef Aww-M ' f 0' LJ Distributed By W E 5 1- L U N D NORTHWESTERN HARDWARE CH- C0- IOZ4 Tower Ave. Dial 4942 -15- 1 1 1 E. C. Knudsen H. R. Knudsen Norihern Engineering Co. Dial 4211 100 Ogden f ir Knuclsen Ship Building Co. Dial 5913 - 3rd St. and Clough Superior, Wisconsin Congratulations to the Seniors! You Can't Beat the Economy and I . Convenience and Safety of a TRANSIT BUS! Dulufh-Superior Bus Co 619 Tower Ave. Dial 3444 gs . X X SUPERIOR'S NEWEST STORE 1 Q for Men ancl Boys S li SUPERIOR, Wis. 'iii NL... ..... C.. .. .. . -EVERY DAY- Nl I I.. K Grade A Homogenized Vitamin D FORD HOPKINS CO. World,s Finest Drug Stores il? DRUGS, COSMETICS FOUNTAIN, TOBACCO cHocoLATE MILK A PhOI16 2-1 1 SALAD SOUR CREAM 1221 Tower Ave. Superior, Wis COTTAGE CREAM BUTTER Smooth Ffozenv has bound books for many years and knows how. Russell it Creamery Company , , A k for Russelfs Fresh Dairy Foods at your door Superlor B90k Blndery -at your friendly store. . 1621-27 Broadway sf. Dial 5522 Phone 5142 710 Winter St' THE PAUSE THAT ' REFRESH ES O HA VE A COKE O Coca Cola BoH'I ing Company 1 h 1 IEWELER H. CEDAR 1213 Tower Ave. Compliments of SELDEN, lncorporafed 5833 Tower Ave. , Dial 5518 SCIENTIFIC LUBRICATION, Tires, Batteries and Accessories ' I Nelson Mobile Service QUALITY CLOTHES 5822 Tower Ave. Dial 9873 ' For Your Patronage, SEVENTH ANDTOWET SUPERIOR MERCHANTS Seventh and Tfujfilqd Yegiperior, Wis. I THANK YOU! f I I I 5' . ' ,ly . rp l v ' fy il . . ,AMI ongratulatlon Seniors lx if I g iff' Cornwell Superior Corporation N. 58th and BUTLER PHONE 4457 1 1 -8- Compliments of -1-'ZSU SEE. H for over 60 yearg Superior's finest store for men and boys HEADQUARTERS for SCHOOL SUPPLIES, QUALITY CANDY, COSMETICS, ETC. VARIETY MERCHANDISE The Smartest Thing in Superior Is a Hair Cut and Shave at DELUXE BARBER SHOP Ladies' and Cl1ildren's Work a Specialty! M. D. McLean Stores G T ff In ' 1709 B d C SC' IOC' and up Ofge F3 a IS n u f0a way 2208 E. Sth sr. Dial 2-1672 Supwof' WIS' FAVORITE SPOT OF CENTRAL STUDENTS! Try the Fountain Specials BRIDGEMAN 'S , DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE il? Paul Dingman Motors I 1215 Belknap St. Phone 8752 We Give Green Stamps! DlCK'S PURE OIL STATION Dick Rehl, Proprietor WASHING-GREASING ACCESSORIES--REPAIRNG 1 129- 1 SV , , 94 gy , V Q - Benson Elecfruc Co. rx . nsberg Contractors-Engineers W K Rjnn mg Co' Everything f Electrical! W . 1714 N. 12th St. Dial 6892 Superior' Wisconsin 1102 N. 3rd sf. Dial 5546 S A6 Letterpress Photo-offset Iob Printing I E f f -I - - Rea s cf e nsurance The Qulckpnmg 'k Clyde B. Thomas, Prop. 1717 Winter St. Dial 6637 1820 N. 12th Street Superior, Wisconsin Dial 7241 PALACE BE SURE WITH PURE MARKET The TuvERsoN Vo ue if Tire 8: Ba'r'rery Co. B g Belknap and Cumming oollery MEATS Di-318621 HAS SHOES and OF GROCERIES A L L E Y B R Q Q DISTINCTION Farm Creamery 'A' QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS gif Try Our 2010 Tower Ave' Twin Ports Ice Cream Creamed Cottage Cheese 1218 Tower Ave. Phones Quality Butter , HS . . I B tt ,, Dial 7493 6665 and 6666 fP S'n9 H e ef 902-O4 Belknap Dial 8531 -130- a4-:-:-:-.a:a-:: --1:- -1 -- -:-- -- --- - We -:-:-, ll. lllllllIIllllllllUlil1H.lllmH.llllll1lIWWflll1.LlII IIIYNIIIIIIUNIIUIIHIUDIUI Ill I II nsn CRONSTROM S rooos Luucnu BAKERY rounnm iiziisgl 1 55555255 EAEQQEEQQ fsfsaasa 1 imI'IFI'll 'f'--- .lifffl 1 ll f vm vwwesftvg Qa'f?wfff.f1--- lfviivrlv- COMPLETE LINE OF DINNERS AND LUNCHES GROCERS - BU TCHERS - BAKERS Across from Court House l Al Rosberg's Shoe Hospital GOUD FOODS af l Shoe Repairing E. Q. of the Better Kind! 1118 Belknap St. Superior, Wis. Dial 7718 1422 Tower Ave . BUESCHER BAND INSTRUMENTS TraHe+'s Barber Shop ACCORDIOPIIIIS -83?XJFL DRUMS One One Place You Don't Mind Getting LGng's Music Sfore a Good Trimming Eixpgrt eepair Service i Nw Door to Bridgemanfs wr . Portraits Commercial Visit Our Work Amateur Amateur Supply Finishing Department We Thank You for Your Liberal Patronage 1' Sdale- err 1408 Tower Ave. Dial 5523 -131- I Xl ri X Wy xi otter M ee . SBK J lorists if Q Say If With Flowers 2419 Elmira Ave. Dial 9202 Superior, Wisconsin LONG DISTANCE MOVING STORAGE Daily Service to Duluth af? SUPERIOR 8: DULUTH 2 TRANSFER C0. 911 Tower Ave. Dial 4471 Dial 2877 Sig and A1 Barbo BARBO'S DRY CLEANERS and DYERS Definitelq Better Cleaning Pick-up and Delivery Service 'A' 1813 lowa Ave. Superior, Wis. Bingham Hardware Since 1888 Painis - Sporiing Goods Luggage Val Wiesner, Proprietor 101 1 Tower Ave. S photographed by Mr. Jove Sitek. V STANDARD SERVICE Compliments LIGNELL DRUG Arthur C. Moin Superior's Busiest Drug Store 1102 Belknap St. Dial 9989 1022 Tower Ave. Dial 8553 L, ,.... V 1 -132- 4.. .i...Q-..-1, 1 4 A Holzberg s I. mes For Be++er t Dry Cleaning The Specialists in v H CLEANING ART ERICKSCN Furs Super Service-Phillips 66 Of Draperies Belknap and Grand Dial 9944 . Good Furni+ure Thing Relining 69 General FUEL, SCRAP IRON, METALS To Repairing We Sell the BETTER COALS Always E t We Call For and a Deliver Anywhere ' ik is Bickford Fuel Co. ,415-Hmmlg Dial 58th and Butler South Superior Tower A e 1402 Belknap St. Dial 3002 ln Years Affer Graduafion-Always fN Remember . . GJX0 D 5 Eyes are fo Priceless fo 3 :XY Lfghf' 0 supsn on iiiuif Pow E R C0 -133- Where You Get Spode, Haviland, Minton, Castleton, Franciscan, Bavarian, Red Wing, Stangel and Russell Wright DINNER WARE Over 100 Patterns to Choose From! EDELSTElN'S Furnifure 8: China Sfore 1521-23 Tower Ave. Dial 2-2621 LIPTOWN QUALITY . . . DOWNTOWN PRICES if . Communify Drug,Sfore Roy Grimsrud, Prop. Phone 3763 714 Tower Ave., Superior, Wis. -Free Delivery- Billings Park Pharmacy LLOYD A. IOHNSON, R. Ph. Your Neighborhood Drug Store DRUGS-SUNDRIES-SODAS SCHOOL SUPPLIES il? 1905 Iowa Ave. Phone 4508 -Prescriptions Carefully Compounded- Compliments of CITY MARKET il? Highest Quality MEATS AND GROCERIES 'Ar 1027 Tower Ave The Finesf Qualify Coffee You Can Buy! F 'Q i PRESSURE PACKED FOR FRESHNESS Andresen-Ryan Coffee Company -134- , W Y W...,.,,....,-........-...Y.- .,..-.v..M.. , L -Gf E W o s Z PE ING 1 R T E 1 Hells 'QTTWN if Mi nl ' co In ew '+f Co. . 6 e 5 e. Q 5Pial690l , pw, , ,W f K 1' wr 5. 'X QA LI , wk HERS! , mf' pas 8: Q 853: jgg bceiigy 'O 6307 . Q .', Dia13122 N Cenfral Sfudenfs Shop of . . . I SUPERIOR For the past 36 years Stack s has served students from Central We have enjoyed your patron age and hope to serve you much longer. 1309-1 1 Tower Ave Nofionolly Ad verfised FURNITURE RUGS APPLIANCES RAN D RAPID House Funmsnma co. Belknap at Ogden Superior, Wis. -135- W 4 1 Home of WV ripIlj?t5rTACY Lane Cedar' Slhesfs REETII5L CARDS-COSMETICS H 1420 Tower Ave. Dial 3233 NORDEEN'S H MARKET MEATS GROCERIES FAIRWAY FINE FOODS -We Deliver- 18l7 Twenty-first Stree C Tower Paim' 15 Supply SUNDSTROM , and Paint Wallpaper Wind? Shfdes MEATS and GROCERIES i Venetian Blznds of QUALITY! 1430 Tower Ave. Dial 3543 509 E. 7th St. Dial 6683 CONNOLLY'S Marfin GRQCERY, MEATS and HOME BAKERY Tea Rooms 'L' 'k 1202 Belknap st. Dial 41161 1820 Hammond Ave. Dial '8172 l ' --fal- Iii' X I r f -0f:.f f'W7f'4f4f1M'ffW44' W5ffWf?vol04fac25fVh.,,5Zp QLMLZS7 4449? A9fzQfLfo0CJ4aJ'f ,cn-1 1' ' WU. wif 'Q oi4fwf 525 '46 fav-.725-f - '.:ff'