Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Superior, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1954 volume:

,17 K .v- -r .-- .-Q57 -r1,..fqwqvv ,zf1-v,.. vmqgr -1.x-1-gag.. -r 1954 FORWARD lntroduclng Rlp Van Vlklng representing through hum the 100 years of Superior s growth After 100 years our school to hum seems luke our cnty ntself wuth nts government actnvntles and orgamzatlons On awak Ing Rlp Vlkmg funds that many customs have changed In Supe rlor as well as at Central Al though the customs have chang ed the spmt whlch IS so much a part of Central and our cnty remams 0 Central High School SUPEBIIDB WISCIIN SIN . ,.. , ., .4 , - . ,J 'f -ii fm. . 35mm .Jai 4- A 4 -44 ir'D-1ooQv'hqUll!lirnrvli'F-A441 4',-.'- gn. akam- .I iam Table of Contents Leaders ...,.,. ,.v A P age 6 Sensors ....4... , Faculty ............ ,...,, Homerooms .......,.. 6 Clubs ................ , .... , School Life .,........ ., Music and Drama 6, Sports Ads ......, Page 12 Page 38 Page 52 Page 66 Page 82 Page 92 Page 'I04 - ,s.As,.s Page 130 Y Q..., s's...- In DCdlC3tl0H Important announcements are made to the students by Mr Shaw 5 9 A A man who can lead a school guude the peo ple who work there wlth kindness and friendship and malntaun a hugh standard of respect for has school and himself as a man of whom we can be proud Our prlnclpal Mr George Shaw IS such a man It IS under hls strong hand that Central has become and remauned a tune school Mr Shaw began has career at Central as a student He partnclpated In man-y athletic actlvl tres and held a hugh scholastic rating whlle at tending school here and he graduated In 1914 In 1947 he returned to Central to accept the posltlon as prmclpal and since then he has guven hls tlme and energy to promoting better cltlzens for our community Thus year Mr Shaw suffered from an Illness spent consnderable time un the hospital and was away from school for nearly the entire flrst sem ester Anxnous to return to school he came back before he was quite able and worked only part tnme Wnth great prlde we pomt to our wonder ful frlend, Mr Shaw, a man who IS entirely ded: cated to has Bug, Central famlly, and to hum we deducate thus book ll lim I. ' I S .o ,' ' f' U , . - xg , --X 1. sf: l 1 1 , ,. 5 4 i X xx o o I . . , . , . ' .41 X ' - ',,s, 3- ' ' ' ,il Af' B I . ' ivy, Q-J . . . . ' I Someone overheard Rip, as he strolled down the hall chat- tering to himself, When I went to school the teachers and prin- cipal ran everything. Now-a- days the students are trained to run their own student af- fairs. The student council was a mighty fine idea. Yes, the way things look, democracy will still be safe while I sleep a hundred years more. Take a look for yourself at these, your leaders. ff w 4:1 ff.mV3 if r- :C BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing: Dr. H. D. Callaway, Mr. Roland Amurfdson, City Council Member. Sitting: Rev. Harvey Smith, Vice Presidenty Mr. I. L. Nichols, President, Mr. Hugo Swanson. Mr. Leslie W. JOIIHSOI1, Mr, Richard Bromley, Superintendent of Public Schools Curriculum Coordinator ..,,.f-1-2' .3- I George E. Shaw Principal We believe that as educators our responsibility is to provide a happy, healthy, and comfortable en- vironment in which to work: to instruct the student effectively in the basic skill, and to inspire and en- courage an understanding of the essential principles of socially acceptable behavior and moral integrity, of health, of economics and civic responsibility, of spiritual understanding and growth, and of respect for human dignity, so that he accepts these as most desirable for the attainment of a full and complete life. -Educational Philosophy of Central High School Alice Lomoe Dean of Girls . 'Q N-.a' C 1 Y 1 ., it Y' VN' Sl- U 9 I x t , x I .lil 62 Michael Verich Dean of Boys ,nd lack row J Kenny B Midbon G Peterson R Eastman 8 Andresen D Bromley W Mom J Sampson R Sand vick K Richardson K Mosentine J Salo L Martin B Gappa Middle row C Bankey K Russell V Johnson P Linde gren J Nelson M Orville C Johnson K Johnson J Berg K Piper B Johnson C Cross D Willis Jim Salen Pfesfdem Our Chosen Leaders order Bang' Bang' Bang' goes the gavel as president Jim Salen calls the meeting to The student council is made up of one representative from each homeroom. There were 47 students in this years Front row G Uhlar D James lr Farmakes T Yaworski G Hletala vice president M Yaworski treasurer M Lund secretary J Salen president L Carlstrom C John son B Wickstrom Floor D Nickolette J Thompson D Rich R Thompson R Rasmussen D Zielsdorf T Hicks R Skudstad Glen Heitala Vice President Marilyn Lund Secretary council. They meet once a week to dis- cuss and work out problems concerning the school. Their objective is to help the stu- dents work out problems for themselves in the form of student government. Some of the activities that they spon- sored throughout the year were: Viking day parade and dance, Tournament day student-faculty basketball game held to raise money for the March of Dimes, and in January they had a sock hop dance after the East-Central game. They sold big purple and white booster buttons. Mr. Rogina completed his third year as advisor ofthe council. 110, Maurine Yaworski Treasurer N ,ts 4-17 A N Sv' A- Y v' Y J FRESHMAN OFFICERS Top row: Barbara Johnson, vice president, Grant Peterson, president. Bottom row: Mariorie Cross, treasurer, Barbara Barbo, secre- tary. JUNIOR OFFICERS Top row: Charles Bankey, president, Kenneth Mosentine, vice president. Bottom row: Bonny Johnson, secretary, Barbara Carlson, treas- urer. Q K , 3 1953-54 Class fficers 1 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Top row: Dennis Willis, vice president, Richard Bromley, presi- dent. Bottom row: Sandra Markovich, secretary, Julie James, treas- urer. SENIOR OFFICERS Top row: Bruce Rasmussen, vice president, Lauchlan McKay, president. Bottom row: Nancy Liljigren, secretary, Joann Lue, treasurer. SENIORS For most of the students of Central, next year is looked forward to as one more step on the way toward graduation. But there are those of us who will never return. These are our seniors, who will always be at Central in spirit. Rip Van Viking with a tear in his eye, tries on the new garb which 250 seniors will wear but once in their four years at Central. 3 . T' C my W Z WA Z ' - 4? h W .1 1, 5. V - ,gg A RN W, ,151 5- in-.fd xy I. 1954 SENIOR HONOR Joan Marlene Anderson Gerald Francus Aunet Sammle Barkovech Margaret Jeanlne Barton Elalne Lynne Berger Marnlyn Helen Blomqulst Carolyn Sue Dahl Nancy Jeanne Dann James Fredrick DrMarco Marlene Joyce Edwards Rolfe Craig Erlckson Janet Mae Grandhagen Jacquellne Amta Haglund Marrlyn Ann Hanson Carole Dorene Johnson Loudella Joyce Johnson Dale Gordon Kenny Charles Edward Larson ROLL Joann Lue James Alan Moe Shenla Catherme Morris Eileen Ruth North Myrna Gayle Orvulle David Conrad Osterlund James Stuart Perrm Katharine Blanche Plper Zylpha Dawn Porath Kathryn Ann Rafshol Joanne Arlene Robbms Walfred James Salen Darlene Gayle Sanders Sybil Jamce Shaplro Frances Duane Smlth Lorna Marne Solle Dale Bennett Swanson Rnchard Eugene Thompson Arnold Wulbert Wlcklund bm? l9 om be ole :ahgaSmUSSen o Coo1d9e l lcers BNC Lxlle 'en d tn lhe C aS5 O d Nancy LCN-,re T e Senlor nn LUe an Q ate Joa Tillchlan MBCKBY 14- Glenn Hans Hietala James Theodore Siegel t . y l' X sf' 9 ' P' h THOMAS JOSEPH ALTMAN Now and then many see Tom. But his day's left here aren't long. General sz...- l if-f' 1 AR EARlE DUANE ANDERSON Squirrel Many a friend has this boy Earle. As you know his nickname is Squirrel. College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Vocal Ensemble 3, 45 Echo Staff 3, sports editor 3, Red Cross 23 Student Council lp lntra. Basketball l, 2, 3, Jr., Sr. Band, Harmoneers l. GERALD EDWARD ANDERSON Jerry A swell friend of many is Jerry. With his thoughts and plans he will be merry. General JOAN MARLENE ANDERSON Personality and talent galore. Always a wit and never a bore. College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Melodeers lj Athenae Club 2, 3, 4. JUDITH AGATE ANDERSON Judy Judy's future is college and teaching. With these things she'll need no preaching. College Entrance Main office 4. JOHN ROLAND ARCHAMBAULT Sham A swell boy is our friend John. His school days are short but his memories are long. General Football l, 2, 3, 4. GERALD FRANCIS AUNET Gus Friendliness and a hello from Gus. No one worries, he won't snub us. College Entrance Photography 4. SANDRA JEAN BANGS She looks like an angel and acts like one, too. But you never can tell what an angel will do. General Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir. SAM BARKOVECH A warm heart and a brain. He in his future will rise to fame. College Entrance Fr. Choir, Harmoneers lg Echo Staff 3, 45 Prom Comm. CLARICE JEAN BARNES She is busy every day. Work to her is merely play. Commercial Fr. Choir, Treas. Office 3, 4. MARGARET JEANINE BARTON Jeanie A silent, honest girl is she. Who has a future we plainly see. College Entrance Fr. Choir, Red Cross lp Radio Comm. 4, Library assistant 4, G. A. A. I, Prom Comm. VANETA IRENE BEINE Nota She talks and iabbers as everyone knows. Just wind her up and away she goes. Commercial Fr. Choir, Sr. Orch. l, 2, 3, Coquina Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm., Dramatics 4. -15-. he -1.-rf KARL MICHAEL BENEDICKT Mike To sail the sea's is Karl's ambition. I wonder if he's ever make this mission. General JOANN WRAY BENGSTON Joan Around and around the world she goes. Where she stops nobody knows. Commercial Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir. lOlS EVELYN BENSON Benny Slim and tall with sparkling eyes. Praise for her will reach the skies. College Entrance ELAINE LYNNE BERGER Lainey Ready for anything, work or play. She's a iolly good scout most any day. College Entrance Forensics l, 2, 3, Ag Debate l, 2, 3, 47 Red Cross 3, 4, Prom Comm, S. O. S. Club 3, 4, Literati 3, 45 Echo Business Staff 4, Dramatics 4, Photography 4. JEAN MARIE BERGFALK Shortie A lot of fun is this little gal. And yet she'll be a dependable pal. College and Commercial Courses Treas. Office 3. WILS BYRON BERGSTROM Willie Hi! there! is heard when he goes by. He's iust the nicest sort of guy. College Entrance Fr., Jr. Choir, Prom Comm. KENNETH ARTHUR BEYER Kenny A lad who'se worthy of every praise. He's had plenty of fun throughout his school days. College Entrance Fr. Choir. GERALD ROGER BLANK Gerry Around Central many see Gerry. Where now and then his greetings vary. College Entrance EARL WILLIAM BLOMFELT Not too quiet and not too loud. Earl's well liked in any crowd. College Entrance Shutterman Club 2, 3, 4, Fr., Jr. Choir. MARILYN HELEN BLOMQUIST Marilyn goes down the happy trail. In her future she'll never fail. Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Melodeers lp Triple Trio 3. 4: Red Cross 3, Prom Comm. WARNER PAUL BOORTZ He makes no noise over a deed. In the future he shall succeed. College Entrance Fr. Choir. THEODORE JESS BOSTEDER Jess A plus for hunting and fishing reveals Jess. He still goes to school with little stress. General ...16... B' 'N TT' iq- I PEARL ELAINE BOUNTING Bubbling over with mirth and fun. She's different from the common one. General Fr., Jr. Choir, Red Cross l, Dramatics 4, Prom Comm. JANET LORENA BOURDEAU Jan Jan likes music and reading. As a teacher, we'll see her succeeding. College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir. RICHARD CHARLES BRANZELL Dick His minds not blank but his hearts carefree. Whenever there's fun there Dick will be. College Entrance PAUL DOUGLAS BREHMER Everyone will remember Paul. As he's one who is rather tall. General MARIAN LaVONNE BRITTON VonllI0 Happy go lucky, fair and free. There are not many things that bother me. Commercial Fr., Jr. Choir. WILLIAM RAYMOND BRONSON Bill He's a pleasant sort of chap. Always ready to tip his hat. College Entrance Shuttermen Club 2, 3, 4. MARY ANN BROWN Brownie She's pleasant and happy all the while. Welcoming all with her friendly smile. General Jr. Choir, Dramatics 4, Devil's Pi 3. WILLIAM RICHARD BRUNETTE Bill Bill is a friendly kind. But future plans will be soon on his mind. College Entrance Sr. Band 2, 3. DONNA FAYE BURGRAFF Don She smiles quite often and works too. But best of all, she's seldom blue. Commercial Fr., Jr. Choir, Coquina Club 4. JOANNE MARIE BURGRAFF Jo Here's a girl we all like well. What she'll do next we never can tell. College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Athenae Club 4, Prom Comm., Red Cross lg G. A. A. 'l, 2, 3, Pi Staff 2, 3, Echo Staff 3, 4, Music editor 3, Co-editor-in-chief 43 Mimeograph Room 4, Photography 4, Twirlers I. JOHN HARLEY BURTON Johnny Fair haired ambition, likeable is he. He'll see the world, iust wait and see. General Photography 4. BARBARA .IEANNE CARLSON Prunie' Friends to most, and enemy to none. Known and liked by everyone. College Entrance Fr., Jr. Choir, Melodeers lg Fr., Sr. Band: Alhenae Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm., Mein Office 2. .-1 7-. 1'- l 5 ?,'9' ouans PETER caluson Pete Printing is Peter's favorite art. From this he will never want to pert. General College Entrance Fr. Choir, lntra. Basketball l, 2. JOHN VICTOR CARLSON Owl A friendly smile, a nice guy to know. Good luck Jack wherever you go. College Entrance end, College Entrance LEOLA ANGELA CARLSTROM Lola Blondes may go and blondes remain. But this one always stays the same. CAROLYN SUE DAHL GORDON WILLIAM CRONSTROM Gord Very good natured, not a care has he. Just everything a real friend should be. DESMOND ANTHONY CURRIE Des Des is everybody's pleasant friend. His memories of our school will never She faces life with a sweet smile. And she will win when she walks each College Entrance mile, G. A. A. lg Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, vice pres. 4, College Entrance Booster Club 3, 4, pres. 4, Prom Comm., Jr. Choir, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Echo Board of Review 3, Student Council 47 Echo Business Staff 3, Devil's Pi Staff 3, 4, picture editor 4, Dramatics 4, Viking Day attendant 4. THOMAS JEROME CONNER Shorty Among the boys we're sure you'Il find. That Tom is one of the nicest kind. General College Entrance Fr., Jr. Choir. Business Staff 3, Prom Comm. WILLIAM JAMES DAHL Don He is a quiet chap we find. But he's one of the likeable kind. PATRICIA MAY CONNORS Pat KATHLEEN ANNETTE DAY Kay Blonde hair and pretty eyes. So quiet but oh, so wise. General Fr. Choir. Ever loyal, ever true. To the task she has to do Commercial Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Red Cross 2 NANCY JEANNE DANN Dann Nancy's great talent, her love for art. She hopes to go to State where she'll get her start. Commercial Radio Comm. 2, 3, 4, Literati 3, 4: 5'- Orch, I, 2, 3, 4, Echo Staff 4, Art editor 4, String Ensemble 4, Symphonette 3. CLYDE CHARLES COX Ever welcome you shall be. Because of your friendly personality. College Entrance Sr. Band I, 2, 3, Shutterman Club 2, Student Council l, 3. -13- CHARLES JOSEPH DEMBROSKI Chuck A navy man with a ready smile. Chuck will be one within a short while. General JAMES MICHAEL DEMIROSKI Ski A little nonsense now and then. ls relished by the best of men. General JAMES FREDRICK DiMARCO Jim Ready and willing, always on the ball. While doing his iob Jim will never fall. College Entrance Shutterman Club 2, 3, 4, pres. 4, Prom Chairman 3. BETTY JEAN DOHERTY Ham bubbling over with lots of fun. Different from the common one. College Entrance Craft Club I, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Dramatics 3, Co. Chair Prom decorations 3. DARLYNE NANCY DOW Dar Hil she says to many. She very seldom misses any. College Entrance L. D. P. 2, Sr. Orch. 2, 3, 4, Symphonette 3, 4. MAIY JANE DRAZENOVICH Frankie She is ever bright and gay. She has driven all care away. Colle e Entrance 9 Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Student Council l, 3, Prom Comm. l.0UlSE MAXINE DROEGE Johnnie Who's ever seen a maid more fair. Such sparkling eyes and shining hair. College Entrance Sr. Orch. 2, 3, 4, Coquina Club 4. MAE IIENE DUDSIC A pleasant note can always be found. Whenever this girl's around. General Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Triple Trio 3, 4, Pi Staff 3. MAILENE JOYCE EDWARDS Eddie A very pleasant girl is Eddie. To help or be a friend sha's always ready. College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Melodeers l, Sr. Orch. I, 2, Athenae Club 2, 3, 4, pres. 4, Soph. class sec., Devil's Pi Staff 3, 4, page 2 editor 4, Echo Business staff 3, 4, Radio Comm. 3, 4, chairman 3, Dramatics 4, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, sec. 3, pres. 4: DANIEL JOSEPH EIMON lle's a serene and sociable lad. l'le's a shining pupil with his gab. College Entrance Fr. Choir. JOHN OLCOTT ELY Jack Tall and dark is this lad. As you know he is seldom sad. College Entrance Echo Photographer 4, Shutterman Club 4, Pi Staff 4, Fr. Choir. JAMES ERLAND ERICKSON Jimmie lt's iust ence in a while you can meet such a guy. Who can laugh and talk as much as l. General .-19, E: 0' gul- i .ri 1.2 N , A ., ..:3:Qi'25 Qgri ' H95 1 'R 1 1- ,sn Q ROLFE CRAIG ERICKSON Eric Eric's the boy who's in a world of his own. Friendliness and generosity he's always ready to loan. College Entrance SOS Club 2, 3, 4, sec. treas. 4, Curling 2, 3, 4, Forensics. SHELDON GEORGE ERICKSON Ears Now and then many see Ears. l'le's a likeable fellow and always cheer's. College Entrance Sr. Orch. 2, Fr., Sr. Choir, lntra. Basket- ball 2, 3, Vocal Ensemble 4, Prom Comm. JOHN ANTHONY ERNST Ernie Now and then John says Hello. He makes friends and isn't slow. General GORDON WILLIAM FASBENDER Gordy He likes pleasure, he likes fun. He can amuse almost everyone. General Fr. Choir. EDWARD ELROY FISHER Fish New and then you hear Fish. Many wonder if he will complete his future wish. College Entrance KAY PHYLLIS FLEMMING She's ever ready for a time that's gay. So let it come whenever it may. College Entrance Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 2, Student Council 3, Athenae Club 2, 3, 4, scribe 4, Treas. Office 4: Prom Comm. FLORENCE LUCILLE FRITZ Frif1i0 We like to have this girl around. A true friend in har we have found. General Fr., Jr. Choir. JOHN LEONARD FROST Jack ln the army he wants to be. An excellent soldier, iust wait and see. '?eneraI PAUL FRANK FUDALLY A friendly sort of guy is Paul. He always greets you with a pleasant call. General ' Red Cross 2, lntra. Basketball I, 2, 3. MARY JO GANGNON Grace She chuckles and laughs like all the rest. But for a friend, we think Mary Jo's the best. Commercial Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Vocal Ensemble 3, 4, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, treas. 3, Coquina Club 2, 3, 4, treas. 4. BRUCE HARTSON GAPPA Hartson He is foot-loose and fancy-free. Around the halls and classes you'll see. College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, pres. 4, Prom Attendant, Viking Day Attendant. CORDELL WILLIAM GEHLING Comic Brains and personality has he. Cordell is tops you must agree. College Entrance i20.... V+ Wir? Qi ll? Q . i . ' X. l lt av 1 1.1 JULIEN HENRY GINGRAS Hank Full of fun and fancy free. This, Henry will always be. College Entrance Craft Club 25 Board of Review 2, Devil's Pi Staff 3, 4, page 2 editor, Cheerleader 45 Shutterrnan 4, Prom Comm, L. D. P, Club 2, 3, 4, vice pres. 4, Radio Comm. 3. 4. GERALDINE ANN GRADY Gerry A college student Gerry will be. Or else she'Il travel over the sea. College Entrance Fr. Choir, Library Assistant 2. JANET MAE GRANDHAGEN Jen She is gentle, she is shy. But there's always mischief in her eye. College Entrance Fr. Choir, Jr., Sr. Band, Library assistant 4. MARIE MARTHA GREEl.Y Rei Marie's always happy, come what may. Laughing troubles far away. General Fr., Jr. Choir. NANCY JEANNE GREENE Nanc To.be a nurse, so it seems. This smiling girl has in her dreams. College Entrance Fr. Choir, Twirling I, 2, 3, Devil's Pi 3, 4, Feature editor 4, Dramatics 4, Prom Comm. GEORGIA ANNE EVYl.IN GULLO DIXII Chatter chatter all the day And lives her life in a pleasant way College Entrance Fr Jr Sr Choir Dramatics 4 Library Assistant 2 Devil s Pi Staff 3 LOIS JEAN HADLOCK Leis' a gal very capable and sweet. In her nurses uniform she'll really look neat. College Entrance Fr. Choir. JACQUEIJNE ANITA HAGlUND Jackie Fond of living, lots of fun. .leckie's life has iust begun. College Entrance Booster Club 2, 3, 4, sec. 4, Radio Comm. 4, Echo Business Staff 37 Jr., Sr. Choir, Prom Comm. RICHARD WAYNE HANKE Hank Hank takes time to find a way. But he has ideas to challenge someday College Entrance DOUGLAS KEITH HANSON Hens ln the future Hans is likely to be, A member of the Air Force, wait and see. General Hi-Y 2. LUCII.lE ADELINE HANSON Leu Quiet and earnest, that's the way. First work hard, then maybe play. General Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir. MARILYN ANN HANSON Mere Marilyn is pleasant mee and shy But her troubles and cares quickly fly by College Entrance Sr Choir S O S Club 3 4 ed Cross 2 DONAlD CHARIES HARAPAT Hlrrf Harry has no future plans So his eyes the horizon scans. General DlANA KATHRYN HAWLEY Candy She'd wither and die like a faded rose. If she could neither love nor laugh as she chose. Commercial Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Devil's Pi Staff 3, 4. C RONALD BERNARD HAWLEY Baseball is a pastime for Ron. But he's a good sport if he hasn't won. College Entrance Basketball l, 2. ROGER JAMES HENDRICKSON Henny Traveling and college are on his mind. A good future Roger's sure to find. College Entrance Jr., Sr. Band, Fr. Choir. GLENN HANS HIETALA Stump I dismiss my worries in an easy style. With a flippant shrug and a careless smile. College Entrance Football I, 2, 3, 4, S Club 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, vice pres. 4, Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Jr. class pres. 3, Intra Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Executive Board 3, 4. ALICE LORRAINE HINMAN Oop Sometimes work, sometimes play. l'm never serious, always gay. General Dramatics 4, Echo Staff 4. -22-. lES'l'ER DELANO HOFSTEDT les He makes friends fast and enemies slow He has a bright word wherever he may go. General Fr. Choir, lntra. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. AUDREY MAE HINMAN Auds Always a friend, never a foe. That's her motto, wherever she goes. MARllYN JOYCE HOSIER Hose Ready to work, ready to play. Ready to help whenever she may. College Entrance Fr. Choir, Echo Staff 4, JAMES RAY HUl'l'ER Hult Practical, clever, and iolly, too. And his faults are oh so few. General MARYl.OU JACOBSON Here is a swell girl that's Marylou. When you see her in the halls she is never blue. Commercial Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Melodeers l, Triple Trio 3, 4, Red Cross 2, Athenae Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. BETTY LUE JAMES Very sweet and very wise. Stars twinkle in her eyes. Commercial Fr. Choir. CLARINE WALBORG JARVIS Clair She has set her sail for a distant star. Let's hope that some day she'll travel far. Cofnmercial Fr. Choir, Jr., Sr. Band, Devil's Pi Staff 3, 4. '13 9' , PETER JARZOMSKI Pete New and then many see Pete. He has many plans in which he won't meet in defeat. College Entrance Football I, 2, 3, 4. BETTY IRENE JOHNSON Johnny Betty loves to dance and bowl. But working in New York is her future goal. Commercial Fr. Choir, Treas. Office 4. CAliOlE DORENE JOHNSON Johns Friendly, capable, optimistic. Good nature is her characteristic. College Entrance Ccquina Club 2, 3, 4, vice pres. 4, Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Melodeers I, Triple Trio 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, Devil's Pi Business Staff 2, Student Council I, 2, Executive Bc-ard 4, Sr. Orch. 3, Prom Queen 3. DALE JULIUS JOHNSON Bula As happy and carefree as ever. Success is not beyond his endeavor. College Entrance ln'ra. Basketball 3, 4. KAY NANCY JOHNSON Half-pint Although of stature she is short. She's full of life and quite a sport. Commercial Fr. Choir, Devil's Pi Staff 3, 4. LOUDELLA JOYCE JOHNSON lov Ambition like this is hard to find. In record time she's made the grind. College Entrance Jr. Choir, Dramatics 3, Prom Comm. NORMA MURIEI. JOHNSON CigaH' Gracious and friendly to everyone. She's intelligent yet full of fun. General Coquina Club 3, 4. uvirsn VIRGINIA RAY JOHNSON Prim, pleasantnand precise. And she's really very nice. College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Athenae Club 2, 3, 4, Historian 4, Student Council 2: FF- CIGSS sec., Prom Comm. VIVIAN GAY JOHNSON Viv This twin iust like the other one. Is always pleasant and full of fun. College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, sec. treas. 4: Afhenae Club 2, 3, 4, sec. 4, Student Council 3, Prom Attendant 3. WILLIAM EDWARD JOHNSON Bill An earnest mind, a heart of gold. Always busy, never bold. College Entrance Fr. Choir, Intra. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, S Club 3, 4,. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Studen Council 4, Executive Board 4. YVONNE ELNOR JOHNSON Winning ways, attractive face. Ambition fitting for any place. Commercial Fr. Choir. I BRUCE EDWARD JONES Juice Happy is he from care ts free Why aren t we all as contented as he? College Entrance Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Fr. Choir, Harmoneers l, Student Council 2, 3: S Club l, 2, 3, 4, vice pres. 2, Prom Comm. JAMES BERNARD JONES Jim Jim has a few ambitions. But later on some of these will take a mission. General Jr. Choir. DONAlD EUGENE KAPTONAK Success in carpentry is Don's favorite ambition. Although he has chosen no future position. College Entrance Jr., Sr. Band GLORIA LEE KEELER Boots Dainty, dear, delightful miss. As a friend she's really a bliss. Commercial Fr. Choir, Treas. Office 3, 4. JOHN BERNARD KEllER J. B. Johnny's future is to be at Superior State College. This will fill him full of useful knowledge. College Entrance Echo Staff 3, Orch. 3, 4. WILLIAM CHARLES KEl.l.Y Doc With :twink of the eye and a lift of the.. ln. Anytime, anywhere, a friend he can win. College Entrance Football 2, 3, 4, S. Club 3, 4, Intra. Bes- ketball 2, 3. DALE GORDON KENNY Gord lots of fun but serious too There seems to be nothing Dale wouldnt do. College Entrance Sr. Orch. l, 2, 3, 4. MARTHA ARLETTE KIILUNEN Winning way, attractive face. Music ambition fitting for any place. Coliege Entrance Sr. Orch. l, 2, 3, 4, All State Orch. 3, String Ensemble l, 2, Symphonette 3, 4, Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Melodeers l. ROBERT ERI.lNG KLUNGNESS Bob Blonde hair and blue eyes, too. We never can tell what he will do. College Entrance Stage Crafts 4, Student Council 3. SHARON NADENE KNUTSON Knutu With a wink of the eye and a lift of the chin. Anytime, anywherela friend she an win. General Fr. Choir. Wll.llAM HERBERT KOSKI Herbie Honest in word, good in deed. Herb's a boy who will always succeed. College Entrance JANET ANN KOTTER Jan Helpful, cheerful, always gay. Always helps in every way. General Fr., Jr. Choir, Red Cross 1, Athenae Club 2, 3, 4, Photography 4, Echo Staff 3, 4, senior editor 3, 4, Prom Comm. .-24.. . Ai Ms: ss. wa., BARBARA JOAN KRAFT Barb Flashy, witty and quite daring. With her smiles she's never sparing. College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Prom Comm. BONNIE JEANNE KREIDE Bon Full of life, full of pep. Out in front and right in step. College Entrance Twirling l, 2, 3, Drum Maiorette 4, Red Cross 2, Library Assistant 4, Prom Comm, Dramatics 4. DOROTHY MAE KUTZLER Dottie Her hair is curly. Her eyes are blue. The rest we'll leave up to you. General Craft club 3, Fr. Choir. HAROLD LORNE LARSON Lars Happy is he, also careful and free. More should be contented like he. College Entrance Harmoneers l, Vocal Ensemble 4, Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir. CHARLES EDWARD LARSON Chuck So unlike the plans of some. Chuck will get all his work done. College Entrance S. O. S. Club 2, 3, 4, L. D. P. I, Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 4. JOHN KENT LARSON I-Its A tip-top fellow, physically fit. For athletics he did his hit. College Entrance Football I, 2, 3, 4, S Club 3, 4, Basket- ball I. .-25... MARLENE RAE LARSON Mar She has no time for fads or fame. A mere diploma is her aim. College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Photography 4, Prom Comm. CAROL JEAN LETTENSTROM Let Pleasant are the ways of this sweet lass. At everything she tackles she'll always pass. ' Commercial Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Coquina Club 2, 3, 4, sec. 4, Prom Comm, Viking Day Attend- ant 4, Echo Staff 3. NANCY KAY ANN LIUEGREN Nanc Her smile and quiet charming way. Turned clouds to sunshine and night to day. Commercial Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Booster Club 3, 4, Prom Comm, Echo Business Staff 3, Sr. class sec. PATRICIA RUTH LINDGREN Pat So warm in heart, so sweet and kind. A nicer girl you could not find. College Entrance Coquina Club 2, 3, 4, iunior class treas., Student Council 4, Viking Day Attendant 4, Echo Staff 3, Prom Comm. NANCY ANN LINK Nan Into teaching Nancy will go. Students will like her, this we know. College Entrance Fr., Jr. Choir, Echo Staff 3, 4, copy editof 4, Radio Comm. 4. MARY ELLEN LITTLE You may look the whole world round. But a better friend cannot be found. Commercial Athenae Club 2, 3, 4, treas. 4, L. D. P. l, 2, 3, 4, Treas. Office 4, Prom Comm., Fr. Choir, Echo Staff 3, 4, Activities editor 3, 4: Photography 4. ,Jf IS L. 'cr JOANN LUE We like the twinkle in her eye. And her spirits are always high. College Entrance Red Cross 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Orch. l, 2, Sr. class treas. MARILYN KAY LUND Mar Always chatting, always gay. Merrily she goes her way. College Entrance Fr. Choir, Coquina Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, sec. 4, Dramatics 3, Prom Comm, Executive Board 4, Devil's Pi Staff 3. MARY GAIL LUND Was there ever a maid so fair and true. Pretty, capable and brilliant, too. College Entrance Dramatics 3, 4, Student Council 2, Devil's Pi Business Staff 2, Business Manager 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, Sr. Orch, l, 2, Prom Comm. PATRICIA ANN LUNDGREN Pat Smiling and full of fun. She is a friend to everyone. Commercial Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Vocal Ensemble 3, 4, Prom Comm. KAY ADAIR MacDONAlD Friends like her are hard to find. Steady, noble, willing and kind. Commercial L. D. P. l, 2, 3, 4, treas. 3, pres. 4, Fr., Jr. Choir, Athenae Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Echo Staff 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Prom Attendant 3, Prom Comm., Viking Day Queen 4. LAUCHLAN NEIL MacKAY Loch Everytime you see him a smile he shows. He is the kind of friend to have as everybody knows. College Entrance Devil's Pi Staff 3, 4, Sr. Class pres. 4. WILLIAM EDGAR MANNING Bill A little nonsense now and then. ls relished by the best of men. College Entrance Fr. Choir. ROSEMARIE MARSHALL Honey Quiet and demure is she. Not much sweeter could she be. College Entrance Jr. Band l, 2, Devil's Pi Staff 3, 4. VERNON CHARLES MARSHALL Vern Many interests has Vern. But he doesn't mind when he has to -sf learn. General ESTELLE MARTIN Teddy A laugh, a ioke can always be found Whenever Tedda is around. College Entrance Student Council l, Dramatics 4, Fr., Sr. Choir. MARY ANN MAYNARICH Qu 11 ua- I MARGARET LORRAINE McCAIN MUggS In her quietness there is opportunity. Muggs' future will be full of unity. Commercial Fr. Choir, Echo Staff 3. She's ever ready for a time that's gay. So let it come when'er it may. Commercial Fr. Choir, Red Cross 4. 6- ' te- Q'-oc g. 1 6. ,1- DONALD CLEMENCE MERTES Mert Here and there Mert scurries by. With a smile to his friends he says hi. General ART ELWOOD MODEEN Gila A quiet boy with little to say. ln his spare time in sports he plays. College Entrance Basketball l, 2, Fr., Jr. Choir. .IAMES ALLAN MOE He says a little and thinks a lot. A nicer fellow could not be sought. College Entrance S. O. S. Club 2, 3, 4, Photography 41 Ff- Choir. SHEILA CATHERINE MORRIS Merrie Always courteous, always kind. The kind of girl we'd like to find. College Entrance PAUL DAVID MOTT Mutt He's a short and friendly lad. His future plans will soon be had. General Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Prom Comm. gaze 3' JAMES ROLAND MURRAY RoI If laughing were only a crime. They could convict him any time. College Entrance Dramatics 3, 4, Prom Attendant, Viking Day Attendant. DONNA LOUISE NEELUND Don I-lere's a girl who's gentle and shy. Come on kids, give her a try. College Entrance Fr. Choir I, Athenae Club 2, 3, 4, Chap Iain 4, Echo Staff 3, Prom Comm. LOIS KAY NEESE Lo Lois is a transfer to us. Sho made many friends and made no fuss. College Entrance Coquina Club 3, 4, Sr. Choir, Triple Trio 4, Prom Comm. JANIS MAE NELSON Nels Tooting on the French Horn in the band. With bowling and dancing rate high with Jan. College Entrance Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Orch. I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Coquina Club 2, 3, 4, chaplain 4, Student Council 3, 4, Jr. class sec., Dramatics 4, Devil's Pi 3, Co-editor Girls Sports 4, Prom Comm. WILLIAM SAMUEL NELSON Bill is always hearty and gay. Just wait and he will pave his way. College Entrance CLARENCE R. NEU Bubby We know him, yet we know him not. But by his friends he won't be forgot. General DAN LEVERN NEWELL When it comes to work and brains, Dan has paid his toll. He is bound to reach his golden goal. College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir. 127.- A 'Q-an -44... -1 lf Tail ' 4' E if .., E :af rf? . if THOMAS GLEN NEWLANDER Newt A friendly person is Newt. In the future he'II make his plans to suit. College Entrance Fr., Jr. Choir, Football I, 2, 3, 4, S Club 3, 4, intra. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, B team manager 2, Homecoming King 4. RONALD DENNIS NICKOLETT Nick let him be up and doing. Still achieving, still pursuing. General GUY RONALD NOLAN Ron Always a smile or a few words from Guy. His school days are flying by. College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Harmoneers I. WILLIAM HENRY NORD Ebo Let the world go as it may. l'll take it any way. College Entrance Fr. Choir. WILLIAM JOHN NORMAN Bill One of Bill's interests is any kind of sport. And if he gave a lecture, it wouldn't be short. College Entrance Fr., Jr. Choir, Student Council I, 2. EILEEN RUTH NORTH A charming girl, a friend to all. Ready to act when duty calls. Commercial Fr., Jr. Choir, Red Cross 3. RONALD EARL NORTH South Good natured Ron does his work with a smile. Cause he plans in the future to put his ideas on trial. College Entrance Fr., Jr. Choir. WILLIAM LEE NUTTER Bill As he grows older, seems iust surprising. But foretell the future he may be rising. College Entrance Fr., Jr. Choir, Curling 3, 4. DARLENE MARGARET OLSON Ole Lively, poppy, full of iest. Just the kind the kids like best. Commercial Fr. Choir, G. A. A. 2. NANCY LEE OLSON Nance likes singing and dancing as most girls do. Her personality will rate an A with you. Commercial Red Cross 3, Prom Comm, Coquina Club 4, Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, D. A. R. Rep. 4. Nance ROBERT WILLIAM OLSON Bob Not too loud, not too shy. Just a nice and friendly sort of guy. College Entrance Basketball 3, 4, Football 3, 4, S Club 3, 4. AUDREY CAROL OLSSOL She slips so quietly to and fro. Andrey's a girl you'd like to know. Commercial Fr., Jr. Choir, Devil's Pi Staff 4. -28- 5 v-f he it L- fur i 1. 'i ' 'W ,gg Nvfir '21 New a friendly girl is Rosle Her thoughts and ways are ve cozy. General Fr., Jr. Choir. ROSE MARIE OPOIEN Rosie 'Y MYRNA GAYLE ORVIl.I.E She's winning, she's cunning. She's sparkling, she's stunning. College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Sr. Band 3, Student Council l, 2, 4, Booster Club 3, 4. DAVID CONRAD OSTERLUND Dave Quiet, reserved, studious is he. True he'll succeed where'er he may be. College Entrance L. D. P. Club 3, 4, Sr. Band 3, 4. BARBARA JOAN PAGE Barb Practical, iolly and clever too. Barb's charms are many, her faults ere few. Commercial - Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Vocal Ensemble 3, 45 Red Cross 2, G. A. A. l, 2, Prom Comm: Literati 4. JOHN PATRICK PAINE Jack Of many words there is no need. Just these three-a friend indeed. General Fr. Choir. DELORES EVELYN PANANEN Lorrie Puppy, happy, full of vim. A spirit like her's is sure to win. Commercial Fr., Jr. Choir. MARGIE ANN PATTERSON Chl Cha Margie's a gal very capable and sweet. Whatever she does it really looks neat. Commercial Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Echo Staff 3: Prom Comm, Library Assistant 4. BERNADINE MARIE PAWLIK Bernie Cheerful and full of pep is she. Always busy es can be. Commercial SHIRLEY JANETTE PEARSON Shelley', She's not very tall, in fact rather small. But she's a bright and jolly friend to all. Commercial DONAlD LEROY PEDERSON Pete light of heart, quick of step. I'lere's a boy who's full of pep. General lntra. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Fr., Jr. Choir. JAMES STUART PERRIN Jim A fun loving lad, intelligent too. No task is too hard for him to do. College Entrance Fr. Choir, Harmoneers lp Curling I, 2, 3, 4, S. O. S. Club 2, 3, 4, vice pres. 3 pres. 4. NANCY LOU PETERS Our friend Nancy is swell. In what she accomplishes she'lI do well. Commercial Fr. Choir. 29- H it X it-f f ,sf n 'C BRUCE ALLEN RASMUSSEN lax With ambitions and friends is Bruce. Hrs Central memories hell never lose. Red Cross I Sr class vice pres.: Devil's Pi Staff 3 Intra Basketball l, 2, 3. SHIRLEY IRENE RAPPLEY Shirl She's always an attentive lass. Who does her best in every class. General Jr. Choir 4. JOSEPH CHARLES REHL Joe He would from his studies flee. And live ever merrily. General Fr., Jr. Choir. JOAN MARIE REITEN Right Always smiling, always gay. That's her practice every day. College Entrance Fr. Choir, Echo Staff 4, Athenae Club 2, 3, 4, vice pres. 4, Prom Comm. DIXIE LEE RICHARDSON Dick Dixie with her manner so sweet. For a friend she's really a treat. Commercial Fr., Jr. Choir, Prom Comm. JOANNE ARLENE ROBBINS Jo She may be quiet, she may be shy. But we know success won't pass her by. College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Forensics 2, Library Assistant 4, Prom Comm. NANCY LOUISE ROMAN Nan Full of pep but ambitious too. Whatever she starts she carries through. Commercial Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir. RAYMOND BRUCE RUSSELL Ray Lots of fun but serious too. There seems to be nothing that Ray can't do. General WALFRED JAMES SALEN Jim .lim's our President, an all around good UW- His friendliness and looks catches every one's eye. College Entrance S. O. S. Club 2, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, pres. 4. LESLIE VANCE SOLIN Lee Ne isn't quiet, he isn't loud. He has a smile of which we are proud. College Entrance Board of Review lp Echo Photographer 4: Curling I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, Prom Comm. JOAN BARBARA SALTER A sweet girl with many pals is Joan. Her thoughts on memories to many are known. General JAMES ALLEN SAMPSON Of his interests are many sports. Jim would give you a good report. College Entrance 131-. RODNEY ALEX SANDBERG Rod With a pencil in his hand. Rod will draw us as well as he can. College Entrance S. O. S. Club 2, 3, 4, Sr. Orch. l, lntra. Basketball 2. DARLENE GAYLE SANDERS Dar Slte's very quiet with a nice smiling face.' A very sweet girl with poise and grace. College Entrance Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Orch. l, 2, 3, 4, L. D. P. l, 2, 3, 4, S. O. S. Club 3, 4, Red Cross 3, Treas. Office 4. RONALD MERLE SANDS Ron There's only one proof of his ability, that's action. On the floor or in school he adds attraction. College Entrance Fr. Jr. Choir, Fr. Class vice pres., Sopho. Class pres., Basketball 4. TERRY PEARSON Happy go lucky is Terry. All through his life he'll be merry. College Entrance DOUGLAS LOROY SCHREYER Jack Happy as the day is long. To him life is one big song. College Entrance Sf- Band 1, 2. 3, 4, sf. ofch. 1, 2, 3, 4, Fr. Choir l, Curling l, 2, LEROY JAMES SCHULTEK Gabe Look he's winding up the watch of wit. By and by it will strike, not tick. General Dramatics 4, Thespians 4, Prom Comm. -3 RONALD THOMAS SCHULTZ Ron A leader's poise has made this name. Emblazoned in our hall of fame. College Entrance Football l, 2 ,3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM GROVEN SCOTT Bill A humorous yell you'll hear from Bill. ln his ways he has a will. College Entrance Dramatics 4. ROGER LEE JOHN SEDLACHEK Satch' Happy, go lucky, a laugh n day. Helps to keep his troubles away. General Basketball 2, Dramatics 4. JANET CLARA SEVERANCE This is a girl who's really efficient. Whatever she does she'll be very sufficient. Commercial Echo Staff 4, Prom Comm. SYBIL JANICE SHAPIRO Syl: Music and eats is Syb's delight. Her ways and gains are always bright. College Entrance Radio Comm. 2, 3, 4, Athenae Club 2, 4, Red Cross 2, Dramatics 3, Forensics 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Prom Comm. LEONARD FRED SUNDSTROM Len General. Len took our general course. Now he is in the air force. 1 3. 2, A KU gt Q se . , ,, if JAMES THEODORE SIEGEL Jim A scholarly young man. Who does all he can. College Entrance DOROTHY MAE SKOGLUND Dot We find that Dot is a real swell gal. In our memories, she's everybody's pal. Commercial Fr. Choir, Treas. Office 4. MARLENE MAXINE LOUISE SKOMROCK Mar The world's no better if we hurry. Life's no longer if we hurry. College Entrance Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Echo Staff 4. DONNA MAE SMITH Don Don's the girl you should all knew. Her personality will follow her wherever she may go. Commercial Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Coquina Club 3, 4, Scribe 4. FRANCES DIANE SMITH Di She's ever ready for a time that's gay. So it it come whenever it may. College Entrance Booster Club 2, 3, 4, vice pres. 4, Radio Comm..4, Sr. Orch. 2, 3, 4, Forensics 4. IERTHA DIANE SODERLUND lerY' Her store of energy exceeds. The quota for her normal needs. Commercial Fr., Jr. Choir. LORNA MARIE SOLIE Lornie lornie with her eyes so blue. Has dislikes which are very few. College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir. l.EONEll.A STANNIE SPAI.lACCl A dashing damsel, pert and gay. Her big brown eyes have much to say. Commercial Board of Review l, 3, Red Cross 2, Echo Staff 3, Devil's Pi Staff 3, Coquina Club 2, 3, 4, Twirling l, 2, Fr. Choir, Melodeers l, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Mimeograph room 4, Prom Comm. RICHARD MEl.VlN STAE Dick An innocent face does his mind belie. Between humor and fun his thoughts fly. College Entrance Student Council 3, Fr. Choir, Intra. Bas- ketball l, 2, 4. .lERAlD MARVIN STEWART Jerry Blond and fair is Jerry. He is always gay and merry. General AGNES MAE STRUKEL Babe A lover of songs and harmony. Her future somewhere in music will be. General Fr., Sr. Choir, Jr. Orch. 1, Jr. Bend I, 3, Dramatics 4, Devil's Pi Staff 4. RAYMOND DONALD SHEARS Ray Now a smile and then a laugh from Ray. But new and then he has little to say. College Entrance 3.- f75,,v.QW ' l X- -it 42 DALE BENNETT SWANSON A real swell person is our friend Dale. There are many who know he'd never fail. College Entrance S. O. S. Club 2, 3, 4, treas. 3. DARLYNE MARIE SWANSON As to an ambition she doesn't know. But in anything high she will go. College Entrance Jr., Sr. Band, Dramatics 4, Devil's Pi Staff 3, Echo Business Staff 4, Prom Comm. ROSEMARIE SWEENEY Sweeney Number please will be her line. As a telephone operator she'll be fine. Commercial Fr. Choir, Pi Staff typist. CATHERINE ANN SWEET Sweet When we are dust and the pen is rust. She'II be laughing yet I trust. College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Melodeers I, Triple Trio 3, 4, Fr. class treas., Prom attendant, Red Cross l, Prom Comm., Booster Club 3, 4, Echo Business Staff 3. DICK EUGENE THOMPSON A dandy fellow, father quiet, too. His friendship's a treat in store for you. College Entrance S. O. S. Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Prom Comm, Viking Parade General Chair 4. WILLIAM ROBERT THOMPSON Bill Sober, quiet, friendly, bright. We wish him all the luck in sight. College Entrance' S Club 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball l, 2. 1134... PATRICK WILLIAM TIERNEY Pat Reserved, handsome, loyal, tall. He's good in sports all and all. College Entrance Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Fr. Choir, Shutterman 2, 3, 4, S Club 3, 4. LARRY ALLAN TOLLEFSON Tolly Let study come when it may. He will help and try every day. General Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Curling 2, 3, 4, Fr. Choir, lntra. Basketball 2, 3, S Club 3, 4. MELVIN ERNEST VICKLUN He's tall and thin and maybe gallant. We believe he has some hidden talent. General DONNA MAE VOGEN I've set my heart so well you see. That all the world goes well with me. Commercial Fr. Choir. EMIL DANIEL VUCOVICH Vue He's so friendly and so tall. He is a likely friend of all. College Entrance GEORGE MICHAEL WASTILA Wast Giggling girls are Geerge's pet peeve. None of his friends will he deceive. College Entrance Student Council 2, Soph. Treas, S Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Sr. Band 2, 3. WYN I ,Q WALTER LEROY WATLAND Walt l'Ie's always happy, he's always fair. X Walt's always ready to do his share, General PATRICIA ALICE WATSON Pat Happy go lucky, fair and free. Dark hair and dark eyes, as you can see. College Entrance Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Red Cross 2, Radio Comm. 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Echo Staff 3, Echo business manager 4, Fr., Jr. Choir, Curling 3, Prom Comm. BARBARA JEAN WELLS Barbie Barbie is a cute, and swell girlfriend. She will always say hello now and then. College Entrance Fr. Choir, Jr., Sr. Orch., Sr. Band. WALTER RICHARD WESOLOWSKI Wes To the future, Wes has not made up his mind. But some good iob he'lI surely find. College Entrance Craft Club 2. WILLIAM DAVID WHITEAKER Bill Life may be a cross word puzzle. But l wont give up without a struggle. ADRENE MARIE WICK Ready to work, ready to play. Heady to help whenever she may. College Entrance Fr., Jr. Choir, Echo Staff 3, Copy editor 47 Library assistant 4. ARNOLD WILBER1' WICKLUND Arnie l'Ie's ever ready for a time that's gay. So let it come whene'er it may. College Entrance S. O. S. Club 2, 3, 4, sec. trees. 35 Fr. Choir, l.. D. P. I. CLAYTON PRENTICE WILLIAMS Clale He's dependable and thorough in every- thing he does. The very best helper there ever was. College Entrance Fr. Choir, Thespians 3, 4, Student Courwil 3g Dramatics 3, Prom Comm, Debate I. ROSEMARY WINEK Rosie l.ife's a iest and all things show it. I thought so ence and new I knew it. General VIRGINIA JEANETTE YODER Virg A very pleasant smile has Virg. Her friends she's always ready to serve. Commercial Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Coquina Club 3, 4, pres. 47 L. D. P. 'l, 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4: Vocal Ensemble 3, 4, Prom Comm. ALAN GLYNN YOUNG Al A man that blushes is not always a brute. But when Alan blushes it looks real cute. College Entrance S. O. S. Club 2, 3, 4. CAROLE ANN ZIMSKI linny She's little and she's wise. She's a prize for her size. College Entrance Echo Staff 3, 4, Twirling I, 2, 3, Fr. Choir, PYOH1 COMM: Library Assistant 3, 4, Echo Business Staff 4. .351 Seniors Not Pictured CHARLES ROBERT BRAUN Soak Charles is a transfer to our school. His favorite hobby is playing pool. College Entrance JAMES JOHN LIPPAI lip A cheerful boy is our boy named Lip. His ambitions and ways are always quick. General Boys home economics classes engage in the fine art of sewing. WILLIAM JAMES SCHLAIS Bi We grant that tho he has much wit But he's very shy of using it. General KEITH HARLAN SMITH Swenson Many friends has Swenson. His ideas he sometimes mentions. General Comparing grad rings are Lee Solin, Kay MacDonald and Jim Sampson. Senior Highlights ll Displaying a new folder for graduation pictures is MarylouJacobson, and looking on is Don Peterson. -., ,,, 'V 've A 'MRI Chosen to represent Central as D. A. R. candidate .4 was Nancy Olson. I , FACULTY Just think! Students once went to one-room schools, had long distances to travel, had teachers who often cracked the hickory stick across the palms of their hands, and taught out of books only. They didn't be- lieve in any kind of social ac- tivities in the schools either. The teachers of our schools of today teach us our lessons, and supervise as well as take part in our social activities. Yes, we can well be proud of our faculty. I 5 B ' SPE' Ag? iq ei: .wily , ' is . 0 ' f 1 5 1 X .sq M. 1 Q ' J I 1, w X al W K Q 5535 wif. ' wi- , , tiny V ,E .4 l- .af fs- , T . 4 if 2 V -L-,' gl 1LLW' . ' ' -fa If fe A I ' 64 ..1..-f.s'. f? -Q-........,.,,,.-, ,4 in' 4 Faculty members get their mail daily from their mailboxes in the main office. Student-Faculty Game Pictured in the locker room discussing the March of Dimes basketball game, are some of the faculty members. Back row: Mr. Hogan, Mr. Dahlman, Mr. Olson, Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Honz, Mr. Beglinger, and Mr. Crowley. Front row: Mr. Paquette, Mr. Strommer, and Mr. Whitmore. The big game between the students and fac- ulty was played February l8 in the large gym. It was a benefit game in which all the proceeds .-40, went to the March of Dimes. Miss Grover and Mrs. Hoffren were cheer- leaders for the faculty. Pat Watson, Janice Nel- son, Leonella Spallacci, and Leola Carlstrom cheered the students to victory. The final score was students 40 and the faculty 31. The game was enjoyed by everyone. Even though the faculty lost they showed their skill and sense of humor throughout the game. 1 ,f yy ua Foreign Language Making up the foreign language de- partments are, Miss Mary Elliot, who teaches French and Spanishg Miss Laura Bardon, who teaches German and 9th grade language arts. Mr. Donald Honz, who teaches Latin and 9th grade langu- age arts. .41- Home Economics Miss Dorothy Gulbrandson and Mrs. Helen Skoog, Home Economics teachers. They teach students how to cook and make their own clothes. Miss Gulbrand- son teaches Junior High and Home Ec. I. Mrs. Skoog Home Ec. I, II, Ill and boys Home Ec. , General math and freshman choir are taught by Miss Lillian Berg. She is seen showing some students the math assignment for the day. Mr. John Wagner is explaining the volumes of some mathematical objects to his general math students. Mr. Wag- ner also teaches bookkeeping. Math The fine teachers who make up the mathematics department of Central are left to right: Mr. Horace Glew, Miss Esther Caleson and Mr. George Austreng. Mr. Glew teaches adv. math and alge- bra. Miss Caleson teaches plain geome- try and Mr. Austreng, who teaches alge- bra and gen. math. 5 Social Studies Making up our social and history de- partments are: Mr. Lyle Maves, who teaches 12th grade social studies and Mr. Dwight Miller, who teaches 9th grade social studies. He is a new teach- er this year. Miss Selma Swanstrom, who teaches 10th grade social and Miss Greta Tetzler, who teaches American History Il. Mrs. Adeline Lucas and Mr. Donald Strommer are engaged in an interesting conversation. Mrs. Lucas teaches 9th and 10th grade social. Mr. Strommer teaches 12th grade probs. Mr. Marvin Crowley, social studies 9, II, and Mr. Francis Paquette, social stu- dies ll. Mr. Crowle is also the foot- ball coach of Centrals team and Mr. Paquette assistant coach. Mr Joseph Srtek right and Mr LeRoy Jacobsen are shown here relaxing after school Mr Sutek teaches chemistry and photography Mr Jacobsen teaches 9th grade general scnence 144.. Sclence The teachnng of the scuence depart ment ns left up to back row Mr Robert Gradun who teaches sophomore bnology and Mr Joseph Roglna who teaches sophomore biology Front row Mr Warner Gates who teaches general sc: ence and chemistry and Mr Hennessy who teaches general scnence and buolo Mr Rernholt Moe who teaches physlcs explalns a physics problem to one of has physucs classes Language Arts Enloylng a rrlendly conversation after school are Mass Vlctorla Gotsky who teaches language arts 9 Mr Eugene Hoff who teaches language arts 9 and Mass Dorothy Blackledge who also teaches language arts 9 Lookang over some work are Mr Joseph Schmudt left who teaches langu age arts ll I2 and Mr Rlchard Whnt more who teaches language arts and lournalnsm Mr Whltmore IS advnsor of the Devil s P1 and Central s yearbook the Echo 145. Three of Centrals teachers engoylng an after school chat are Mr Richard Lelghty who teaches 9th grade language arts and current lnterature Mr Herbert Beglmger who teaches language arts 10 ll and Mr Paul Akers who teaches 10th grade language arts and dramatlcs . . f. . 1 I . I I , . . I I . I l 1 - 1 l I . I ' ' I ., . , l 1 ' f f-'L l ,l Mr. Victor Ursin is helping some students with drafting problems. Mr. Ursin teaches Drafting I, II, III, IV and algebra. Mr. Morton Wadd is seen showing his woodwork class how to use an electric saw correctly. Industrial Arts Mr. James Dahlman is seen showing some students the proper techniques of printing. Mr. Dahlman teaches printing I, II, Ill, IV and production. Q General Metals I, II, Ill and electricity is taught by Mr. Richard Davidson. ,iff Physical Education Miss Jean Burgess is seen with a group of girls discussing the rules of a game. 1'- Miss Patricia Grover conducts the physi- cal education classes for the 9th and 10th grade girls. l as . X l 1 Mr. Harry Conley, our Director of Ath- letics, is found relaxing at his desk after a hard days work. Mr. Norman Olson teaches 9, IO, and llth grade boys physical education. Mr. Olson also coaches Central's basketball team and the freshman football squad. Mlss Margaret Rehnstrand teaches Art IV and art craft Mr Ton Yaworskl teaches commercial arts at crafts and stage crafts and productlon These courses make up the art depart l'T1er'1T Miss Margaret Rehnstrand IS showing one of her students the fundamentals of Color and a modern drawlng Commerclal Art Our commercial arts teachers take a minute out for some relaxation Left to right Mr Warren Peters who teaches office typung secretarual practice per sonal typung shorthand and mlmeo graph Mr John Wagner who teaches gen math and bookkeepmg Mrs Jean Hoffern who teaches typing l shorthand I and personal typlng Expert advlce us gnven to gurls uslng the mnmeograph machunes by Mr Warren Peters Instructor l .49.. Explamlng a typing assignment to a stu dent IS Mrs Joan Hoffren who teaches typing and shorthand , . . . 7' : . , X 1 1 ' , . . . , I I j Ng, , MZ, .lf :W A if air I t .,f as ' I t , . '? -H -Lg Instructors of our muslc department Mr Louls Meter dnrector of the sensor chour Mass Lslllan Berg dnrector of the fresh men chovr and Mr S Brlnley Shaw dn rector of the sensor band MUSIC Mr Wllllam Keller director of the senior orchestra and his son John Keller ex amune the newest orchestra lnstrument the harp Mr S Brmley Shaw IS seen durectnng a regular session of the band ,v .fig -50... 4-ls, Miss Marian Ellison, Mr. Shaw's secre- tary, looks over her work for the day. Office Girls Have you ever wondered who completes the attendance sheets each day, who compiles the records of all your marks, or who takes care of the student event money? These duties are all taken care of by our office girls. Miss Mary Jo Arndt, treasurer, has her office in the third floor treasurer's office while Miss Marion Ellison, Mr. Shaw's secretary, and Miss Fran Putnam, attend- ance clerk, have their offices in the main office on the second floor. ---J E7 i - Absent sheets for the day are compiled by Miss Fran Putnam and Miss Mary Jo Arndt. Custodians Did you ever stop to think what Central would look like if the Custodians didn't show up to do their job? Think if there were no one to wash and sweep floors, no heat, and when your locker got stuck there was no one to fix it. Our school just wouldn't be the same. Throughout the day they are busily doing these iobs which we appreciate. Back row: Nelson, Langerman, R. Larson, Front row: D, Larson, Anderson, Moe. HCME R Nodding his head and rub- bing his eyes, Rip Van Viking exclaimed wonderingly, Could I still be dreaming? Why these homerooms, all thirty- three of them are-well, they're simply wonderful. Heating throughout the room, lights, blackboards, pleasant smiling teachers, why I iust can't even begin to count all the improve- ments. These classrooms make me feel like even I would like to return to school again. 'Ili iuv S I ' r-if L A ' . , 25775 - '+I' if AQQQ 5' K .g I fi , Ay, Y , A1 ' ' 4 f! mwz via gr., ' ' A ' 'Ll -5 g rl! Q i Im I fr I V' J I 4 - J: ff? p i,4.'h it 1 mf x Q H7 1 , 1 ' K . 5 ' 'a N3 K W ai Q 4 , A M Q il if i 5 ' Z J.- , , , 1 gif' Q . f 2322122 -115 if 22 .z:h.f51v 24- . f '- ' V M V V, b. 1 ' f 4 'f w '2f'4im ' , o DR. -4 .. nu- b T .nl Mr. James Dahlman's iunior homeroom 103. Back Anderson. Front row: Z. Von Ende, G. Filbey, J row: R. Romans, G, Erickson, R. Delahunt, D. Nin dorf T. Simon president'J Bergstrom L Martin J Geegan Middle row Mr Dahlman N Welsch reer Os cho D Osen .J Meter B Sm s Maki, N. Thompson, vice president, S. Bloomquist S Kankas C Conner Absent V Mattero G Sr duch R Johnson G Plummer JUNIOR The lunxor class as a whole elected a presrdent, vnce president, secretary, and treasurer Charles Bankey was chosen as presldent ot the lumor class Other officers are Kenneth Mosentnne, vice presndent Barbara Carlson secretary, and Bonnle Johnson treasurer Each homeroom elects thenr own of fxcers, Junior Red Cross representatlve, and Student Councll representatxve Of all the classes the lumors have the busiest year They have the 'ob of planmng the gumor sensor prom Com muttees are pncked and plans get under way rn the latter part of January Elec tions for kung were held nn February The lumor class chose Charles Erickson as Kung and he nn turn chose Barbara Eskelln as his Queen Q-o 7 M Joseph Sltelx s lumor homeroom 133 Back row ms l J Sander n H Hag n Grant vice presndent R Garruson W Solen T Jag gers F Cross Middle row Mr Mattson B Berg strom president S Ansell secretarytreasurer B ar Pltmon C Mtcken K Henno H Sorenson J Wnnter r Sutek Front row B Lund J Knudsen K R s sel J Muller A Warrnng M Bergstrom K Berkseth D Beneclnckt H Auerback Mr Vlcror Ursm s lumor homeroom 206 Back row R Moe J Goodrnch R Sandvxch J Nnckolette J Ronca presudent D Cross B Burgraff D Longberg Mrddle row Mr Ursm W Maku N Wolcnechowsku vu C Wes al D Hedstrorn B Pears n Quam Front row L Jacobson vnce presudent J Knlpela secretary C Gailagher J Tyson treasurer umoy R sln B Smut R Hadloc D as vall Absent F Hanson D Peterson W Wlseman Mrss Greta Terzlers lumor homeroom 229 Berk row J McCann K Olson L Wnlltams C Eruckson W Anderson vice pressdent W Mom J Raaflaub presndent J Anderson A Larson Mlddle row Mass Tetzler G Herman F Sandstrom J Charbon neau J Manor D Backlund B Trombley M James Cam Front row J Klune G Olson K ohnson B Whnte secretary treasurer S MacDonald M Reed S Watland C Hoff R Thester Absenl D Nor man I M: er ,A Mrs. Joan Hoffrerfs iunior homeroom 237. Bark row: D. Ladich, J. Smith, J. Stark, president, D. Pitt- man, C. Nelson, D. Piggott, R. Ullan, R. Bergfalk, J. Gunderson. Middle row: Mrs. Hoffren, C. Ernst, E. Fielling, secretarvg N. Jackson, V. Runquist, J. Copisa L.-nalrl key, G. Evans, R. Hart, F. Fudally. From row: P. Monaghan, J. Salveson, K. Ryan, J. Johnson, K, Lar- son, vuce president, D, James, J. Reimer, D. Picard, treasurer, R. Taber. Absenl: J. Fair. ..55- DC 'N-I Mr Warren Gates homeroom library Back row L Clark K Richardson R Kenny J Merino D Nevin H rubin vice president D Htl A Bi h pres: dent C Lundberg Middle row Mr Gates C Neu nn G Lelvis J LJoe L O n J Linski B ar or Mr Herbert Beglmger s lunior homeroom 329 row R Mertes G Rich J Carter D Lavine Back pres: nt R Fraser E Uhlar R Larson vice resident D Brew D Snyder Middle row Mr Begllnger ernel A Will S dich M en R 1 son secretarytreasurer A Olsson R Kaukonen Front row J Van Horn B Mansky N Christianson B Gonna J Pederson L Parker H Reinkall N Jen nings Rickstrom retary G Stromberg Thompson W Sutherland Front row L Guild sec MacKenzie treasurer R Reynolds D B attie LaM M Larson J Ossell Absent D Anderson D Salo D Janovick J Schmidt I N.- ' v 17 Miss Mary EIIior's junior homeroom 330. Back row: Johnson, vice president, B. Eskelin, secretary. Front J. Westlund, treasurer, L. Olson, R. Greely, C. Ben- row: W. Schiller, J. Smith, M. Yaworski, K. Ritzrnan, son, D. Wicklund, G. Hulter, H. Maki, R. Skudstad, B. Thompson, J. Warner, N. Anderson, J. Kinney. president. Middle row: J. Jones, M. Rasmussen, S. Absent: S. Edelstein, R. North, M. Anderson, R. Jos- Schneider, Y. Peterson, J. Carlson, M. Ofstad, B. lin, S. Kimball. 15 6... T x Mr Tony Yaworslus lumor homeroom 334 Back row S Pinkoski C Lindberg C Bankey R Keup H Strak B West president J Shea P Donahue R Russell Middle row Mr Yaworski T Ligman L Rouse president E Kosku K Koski D No fn. t surer C Johnson Front row secretary K Moe rea M Kenville A Nollet P Carlson J Oson E lc N R bblns Y Danielson Absent M Kemp burg o ton G Kriegl 'Sl 7-1 Mr Frances Paqueffes lumor homeroom 337 Back row T Larson C Williams K Mosentane D Schultz treasurer B Renoos D Schweiger E McCauley J Bernard C Bishoff C Panannen P Chamberlain Mlddle row Mr Paquette D Titus L Keene S Goldstein L Warrmg C Waite K Baker P Mather president B Olson F Nelson R Nindorf Front row C Nelson S Olson secretary treasurer J Bro caw J Kersten J Wick S DeMoss D Barthen D OKash N Franzen J Myers M Wickland C Warner Absonl E , 5 1 .rw 'N Yi Miss Laura Bardon's iunior homeroom 339. Back row: G. Anderson, J. Sevenson, vice president, W. .'lA:f.'.-.ien, R. Somerville, R, Hendrickson, W. Carlson, J. Summer. Middle row: V. Balk, J. Wade, G. Salo, J. Trenror, J. Brown, E. Conner, R. Nelson, G. Nel- son. Front row: B. Eastman, .. Thomas, treasurer . zksori, B. Kubala, J. Setterstrom, president, R Monseth, K. Maki, secretary, J. Anderson. Absent J. Carlson, Y. Peterson, M. Ofstad. -5 7- Mnss Patrma Grovers sophomore homeroom U L R Back row W Nault L Wlllnams R Johnson R Pear son J Sampson R Bromley S Rantala D Turner J Kempton D Anderson G Moe Mnddle row Mlss Grover R Harmon presndent J Plesner M Roblnson C Danlelson vuce presudent S Smlth M eerson D Mclver R Bushnell Front row B er R Shaul J Warrmg G Swang J Sut er land N Berkseth H Buscher secretary treasurer D Wangerun L McLellan T Snyder Absent M Sharon SOPHOMORE The actnvmes of the sophomore class are llmtted ln the beginning ot the year they also have their campaign for class officers Richard Bromley was elected presndent, Dennis Wlllts vlce presldent Julie James, Treasurer an Sandra Markovnch, secretary Each homeroom elects a Student Councll representative, and a Red Cross representatnve They also elect a home room presndent vlce president, secre tary, and treasurer to conduct the home room meetlngs The most Important event of the year for them as the sophomore class party Thus year nt was held on January T5 In the small gym Refreshments were serv ed and everyone had a good tame Mr Rrchard Davudsons sophomore homgrqgm IO7 Back row D Neuman G Olson R Hanson P Les perance D Schaapveld R Anackn E Sanders P Byrnes C Evens treasurer Msddle row D Hag berg secretary A Fahrendorff F Grams presndent 58- B Day E Peterson R Mak: G Moyer R Htggms Front row A Gustafson P Nord M Greely F F r makes K Johnson vuce presudent L Snckler S Lar son B Burger Absent C Preston A Buchanan Y Mr. Robert Gradin's sophomore homeroom 136. Back row: W. Peterson, L. Ludtlre, D. Boortz, R. Ras- mussen, J. Estling, D. Kronberg, G. Sinclair, presie dent, T. Chisholm, G. Tyson, R, Dembroski, G. Nin- dort. Middle row: Mr. Gradin, W, Bean, J. Yawor- i 1 ski. I. Hulter, secretary, K. Freer, C. Nielsen, C. Cone ner, A. Johnson, G. Mayersak, N. Morris, Front row: J. Mayersak, vice president, S. Shears, J. Roatch treasurer, J, Phillips, J. Flaten, G. Keith, A. Budzak C. Birt, J. Jacobs. Absent: R. Ely, W. Beals. r .4l Mr. Joseph Rogina's sophomore homeroom 137. Back row: J. Kaarto, G. Hietala, president, J. Smith, J. Bachinski, W. Peterson, H. Larvi, R. Baumberger, J, Vandenberg, M. Burgraff. Middle row: Mr. Roe gina, J. Peterson, H, Brothers, S. Halliday, K. John- son, D. Grandhagen, vice-president, M. Nelson, l. Posey, J. Lindegren. Front row: A. Bergstrom, J. Sand, J. Peterson, J. Seyerson, D. Edquist, E, Ericke son, I, Hudacek, K. Cleary, secretary-treasurer, B. Eastman. Absent: M. Briggs, J. Albright, J. Sten- 5tr0rT1. 'I' Mr. Louis Meior's sophomore homeroom 202. Back row: R. Golden, L. Swanson, D. Savoy, H. Anderson, R, Lundgren, treasurer, W. Wright, R. Hosier, S. Carlson, J, Bartley, D, Granstrom, president. Middle row: Mr. Meier, J. Jones, M. Rygg, T. Yaworski, vice president, A. Wick, D. Thompson, E. Mastrian, M. Peterson, R. Kotter, J. Hizinski. Front row: J. La- mar, S. Larson, R. Cook, R. Podgorak, S. Pawloski F. Hlosclaw, J. Blair, secretary, L. Cummings, J. Lar- son, T. Nolan. Absont: D. Leith. 159- f 1 v E Mtss Selma Swansfrom s sophomore homeroom L05 c ow F Ray T Dav son E Franze E M a neau G Paddock R Scheldrup treasurer R Thomp son J Clark J Austreng Mrddle row Muss S wan strorn D Ertckson P OKash K Johnson presudenr 2' 'S-K G Proffnt J ber vtce presudent Front row L Arnbros S Ma I' covlch secretary M Page B Evenson M Gonna M l Coutler D Bowden M Donntck Absent L Kar Strom K Nyberg M Muller Karra V Johnson A Bergren R Sho gs Mrss Lllhan Berg s sophomore homeroom 207 Back row A Keeler J McCauley T Johnson treasurer D uss J Zukowsku B Andre en Rtvord Johnson A Hacllock Middle row D Abbott pres: :J nt J Maclnnes J Sheashy J Poole H Gehlm 9 PQ 7 IC -I N I nd 'VX Kessler L Nygaard J Olson B Oson Front row H Olson J James secretary M Kovusto vt e presldent J ln Con fl K n Vvagonen J Oaks R Berg W Bosteder -'sf f 'N- qv Mr Paul Akers sophomore homeroom 227 Bazk row R Mertla secretary L Shaw vice presndenf R off C Cuss A Mack A Porter G Snn A sephson Mnddle row Mr Akers G McDowell R Ntelsen M Smith D Hausmann E Lambte K Olson ..50.. Hncks treasurer M Dabtch presudent Front row P Lukkartla N Nasvall D Smuth G Hedrick J Peterson S Armstrong J Aunet M Archam beault Absent L Koukol M Skomrock R Ander son E Marttn Ct ps 4-1 in - 'ar 'F M . AQ - New . TK 'PFS-R lx ' 6 5 - W7 ,- . Louis Hogan s sophomore homeroom 23 . Back B. Johnson secretary' K. Jonnson president- B. Mc- row: G. Correll vice president- T. Greely C. Ander- Lean C. Young T, Ludtke. Front row: G. Uzelac son W. Strurn R, Parzych D. Anderson C. Mathe- P. Hase J. Levens J. Palmer P. Henry M. Serre S. son D. Vaughan L. Holmberg. Middle row: Mr. Walley. Absent: R. Nelson J. Ulvila. Hogan J. Thompson D. Gray treasurer- C, Patterson Mlss Dorothy Blackledge sophomore homeroom 307 Back row L Caragen J Cross D Rmch D Janson C Allen J Munro l Hnckok R Johnson D Neumann J Wells Mlddle row Mass Blackledge R Noyes B Bountrng G Rtchards J Wasco presldent J lzzard J Anderson J Brown E Paxton Front x1 row S Cox secretary B Robbnns S Fasher C Le page D Johnson C Peterson R Ratshol treasurer B Kempton M Spohn vuce presudent K Wells Absent G Arseneau K Mattson W Pryor G Raa flaub fra as Mr George Austrengs sophomore homeroom 308 Back row B Kronlund L Johnson D Wlllus treas urer W Tongue vlce presudent J Olson G Oaks B Berg B Berger Mlddle row Mr Austreng C Damelson D Wetss C Stmon B Roberts C John son B Lasch J Howard secretary B Gunderson Wallln Front row S Olson P Smnth L a n dervtlle K Wrlson A Olson D Leckron J Wetland S Walt D Karlson Absent G Vncklun D Nummu presldent Q.. Mr Morton Wadds freshman homeroom 102 Back row J Nelson E Wllbur D Coleman T Nelson B tn D Far R Dahlgren D Mann J McCus er Mtddle row R Lettenstrom vuce presudent L John n Loc en J Sauter M Dehler B Johnson v- me A 'N Us su ev-,Il B si presldent B Br nt B Bean W Caun Front row M Chnstopherson C Carlson R Osterlund B An derson J Peterson treasurer J Johnson E Lund berg G Paxton secretary R Johnson FRESHMEN Newcomers to Central are the fresh men Although they arent engaged In many BClIVllleS durmg the year, you can see them tn the halls getting acquainted with other students, teachers, and the bulldlng Freshmen gurls are nnvlted to a get acquannted tea gnven by the Booster club tn early fall The freshmen become acquainted wxth our student event plan each Tues day mornlng In thenr homerooms Each homeroom also elects thenr own officers, a Student Councll representatlve, and a Red Cross representative ln the fall the entnre freshman cass get together nn the small gym to elect class offlcers un...-1.4 Mr Meunce Hennessy: freshmen homeroom 131 Back row G Hnggms B Lee A Pank J McGraw A Wetland C Martnn J Swesger vuce presldent B Mndbon R Salen R Ghysdnnck W Pluntz pres: dent R Catrns Middle row J Almer R Schneuble B Gonna B Laamanun D Frank secretary J Schweu -62 bl 11 ger S Kulgore J Day l Saxberg V Bourdages L Ryan Mr Hennerry Front row J Larson C Olsen J Pope J Convoy G Wade treasurer J Aaker J Ftnn J Lundgren B Wachltler S Stordahl J Horn Absent J McGraw J Warrmg Mr LeRoy Jacobson s freshman homeroom T39 Back row L McGonegal G Kreude A Nelson L ee rnuth J Moun presndent L Nelson R Wnseman L Jacobson D Nvckolette J Geegan Mlddle row K Graehler D Wntt B Gernmull S Shulsvad S Whrtln qer D Lldberg M Schrneffer B Severun treasurer J Sheasby L De-Lame Front row C Haworth Bergfalk R Hudacek J Wasllewskn A Snrnon M Mnkelson K Nucoskv P Kubala vfce pres: ent Johnson secretary P Farmer L Redl Absent D Samuelson L Bourdeau S. ,- .Qi Mrs Helen Skoog s freshman homeroom 143 Back row D Levens J Selleck A Dannelson S Pornush J Zernbo C Nelson vuce presldent N Llllander N Hull C Tomzaclc Middle row B Boylan N Sewall J Carlson S Thompson C Mattson C Savoy J xf' Mass Vlctorna Gotskys freshman homeroom 208 Back row R Farrns J Cronstrom C Hartshorn R Wnllard F Kotter vnce presfdent M Pearson R Thompson R Olson T Wolcnechowsku R Hnzmska Mlddle row Mnss Gotsky F Swatek C Olson B Raaflaub treasurer S Nnchols J Berg M Erlckson W v Noan J Rouse R Hagberg J Yaworsku Front row G Jones P Champlnn preszclent B Wackstrom .l Raunuo secretary treasurer G Ford J Goeke Hull B Gallagher T Moffatt Absent E Koenlg J Laro lc NJ Li. J Loyva B Schultek L Yanko Front row R Whute E Burch D Rnnk N Jarve E Larson P Peterson M Cross secretary J Aaker J Gund! R Larson sent R Badley .l C h Sharon M Wells presndenf 63- Mr Donald Honxs freshman homeroom 230 Back row G Anderson R Ronn D Znelsdorf presldent R Ford P Waseen R Wachtler T Starsted C Kolaskn R Krusak T Harrns F Swatek Middle row Mr Honz D Johnson J Sevels A Roberts M Doo xg, lnttle E Oaks M Peterson B Barbo vnce presudent N Wunek J Cassel Front row J Blorkman B Thomson secretary N Smuth C Soper J Le Esper ance D Mackue J Larson I Salmt R Dura g b sent S Moms often sv fxfk Kr v 6 Mr Rnchard Lelghty s freshman homeroom 236 Back row J Lybeck J Schneeberger R Borg J Kron berg T Cohen L Skance presxdent J Kolanczyk W Jacobson D Carlson R Stromqunst Middle row A Brttton M Thomas J Grevxer R Peterson Paton L Brown L Chamberlnn S Renkall Benson Front row P Wnck secretary D Delcourt F Sonetana F Swatek K Westby C Johnson D Harell treasurer A Duetrnct R McGIasson Absent R Eastman H Hanson T Murray M Wallln D Kung Mrs Adelme Lucas freshman homeroom 306 Back row L Jensen B Schroeder L Clauson G Peter s n T Hnlger J Kotter C Johnson E Loug ren H Scufres K Olson Mlddle row Mrs Lucas Tyson D Springer secretarytreasurer J Johnson 'ali 64- eterson D Barnes N Lonard K Caft H n C Kuns Wncklund A Muller Front row M age man K Ekstrom vuce presndent S Oswskey J Was: Kor esmaku Bnngham ewskl evss Sharpe S Leuchtman R Johnson president M Marvm Crowleys freshman homeroom 340 Back row J Koslu G Jensen D Rockstad W Ren man L Bangs R Walker L Hoffmockel G Mldbon D Morrns D Peterson Mnddle row S Ernckson G Stroozas C Holm C Sather P Leveroos B Fahren dorff J Gallagher C Peterson K Pederson Anderson W Fallerton Front row F Van Ert C LeSaer J Drmkwnne M Budzak A Wrlson N Ras tad K Olson S Steele B Olson ,A N I H1 3 Dwight Mnllars freshman homeroom 341 Back row J Beecher D Mldbon vrce presudent G Ken D aan nson n Llt e Greenseth J Egan W Venne Mlddle row Mr Muller T ManleyJ Musser P Berglund M Ftz gerald M Soroks M Waesner D Duthey secretary J H Smnth R Hartshorn D Nolan Front row P Papton L Helske N Peterson A Matelskr P East man M Marttneau B Carlson P Pucard J Carlson C Hagman Absent G Johnson presndent R Skudstad treasurer J Horst S A qv md- Mr Eugene Hoff freshman homeroom 343 Bark row R Anderson D Morgan R Russell G Lmk J Orstad vuce president T Hoglo M Young L Schuman M Laux E Byrne presndent R Tnmmer R Matgala Mddle w Mr Hff J C ms Jacobs E Molune B Wnlson B Muller J Peterson AQ lst x secretary S Lrttle treasurer W Wesler R Walten burg J Mahtala Front row T Ernst J Hars ad M Shnmttus A Weiss V Kastberg B Brosuous C Gobm L Schreyer D Parker S Hemmula T Hacks Absent P Sanders .55- CLUBS With the many activities that our organizations and clubs have sponsored and the many worthy proiects they have ex- celled in, the spirit of our clubs will not be forgotten for many years. As Rip Van Viking proudly displays the symbol which upholds our Central tra- ditions, we salute our organi- zations. Through these means an abundance of good times was achieved successfully. l I , 4 4 1 sy , J .F . I .,,, .?' '-4.5, , 'Q 1, hwmw. N-E' K. ' M -., -w .155 - 4 .Fl 1 -5 if 'YQ'-9-,H ' '- W W. +w-Q-W, :W , ' , ' 5 , --H Jawa ' - . 251142 ,, A , fw 4 bf' if - M 1-M t , .mg Wm A U xv 'Q , ,- A. . '75 , ' S v Ji. v. I ' - 7 ' 11'-' ,314-, ' f :'. , ig K q M' ' 4 . 4:4 f ' 7 wi ' . r wg v, , ., A 4 QW .,f f 7 'wmv -' wx ' -W A ff -1. 22.1 fwf,,2vfff'2 s fiig ff W 35,5225 gif? if 7 ', -2' , . . . . :V . f ini! ,7 lg o v . 4 kq -'Q'-ek Q . 5 . d rovlf 5at0n . moy- . I treaS Larsoflf FU lain' Ullle V' ' . NP ' -4 nt: N . SCl'lnelder Neelkjndl C pf95l e X on Kline' , Cfibe: Edwards' A - 5 C615 derson' Flemming, S .denn -Sgonan. ' . 'or - Pfes' nf ll' Reinkall, Kan- Shalill Renew vllj. Vir9- lohnso ald RoUserlAd.ean Mafko Urehnson Sedelaorl MacD0n ' , 1 ,vu jo ' dere - k ow, A, Olssorgbsasonl V.NJolX':gZrson. algiioln ll- potter, J. Pm BIC ' fron K4 Son, ' Donald' 3 An- Danies ' K. John K ,MHC fson, ' 935' sOf'f ' oft n, Pele vich, E:2p'let1leff gilllgaff, -l' Callso Miss Jacobson, perewon' Tea Bfe thenae Club With their usual sparkle and vivacity, the Athenae Society members fulfilled another successful year. Beginning with their participation in Viking Day, right up until the senior banquet, the Athe- naes helped provide an active social calendar for their members and the en- tire school. Long to be remembered will be the many hours spent on their float, By Jiminy We'll Win, for the Viking Day parade . . . the excitement when Kay MacDonald, their candidate, was chosen Viking Queen . . . the Mother's Tea . . . selling cards, candy, bake sales - all successful club projects . . . the cupids and hearts that adorned the halls before Heart Haven, and of course the cher- ished memories of the dance itself . . . all this and more helped make the year a memorable one. Heart shaped posters throughout the halls announced the annual Athenae sweater dance. M rher'S PreparinQ lor me bcers. these pqhenae mem I ,E 'Si I -6s- Q :X is s, Back r B0wdeow: -fOslin n, B I Mart, 5On K 'JOhn5O e'f K. B - ' ' Joh nf Kar e'l'Serh V'5Orf B rlsoft, C ra' Far ' Bef Raed, Ballpfttquist, Gjfcgson. yhigelies, K. 101355321 Kesslefi er, Thomson, ll7USerre,SrrOm0vj: Miss LOm1JParre,. Setond 5Sell, RHI ' 5ClrsO,,l B 9, ad. Ha I row: Dah man' MOe, K Egikelin, preicjnd' Secrerarylf Sweet LN. A E' Seth rm enlf War Caflsr, 'e9'e'1 P - s fo f o Busglerrolgi YGray?l-lg lgeisurerllnl Ofxeiidenrfralggqifzidplainy ' - aworskyf Selin, Rf '19, his, 4 , Vice ' Ahsent ashol P orlanf' L 5 M, yah? alftter, K . .ue- Orskin 0'Vrsr0 Team mem . Booster VS lgrs Qet instructions bef ' - A. A. b Ore the askelball Qame. Booster Club Popcorn for sale was heard this football season from the peppy Booster club members who sold popcorn at this year's football games. They also tied for first place in the Viking Day parade with the theme Key to Victory. Among the other many activities was their annual Christmas dance called Snowflake Swirl. The theme was car- ried out with a lovely winter scene on one end of the gym and a giant snow- flake in the middle. individual snow- flakes could be seen throughout the en- tire gym giving it the true air of a snow- flake swirl. March 9th was the date when an ar- ray of delightful spring fashions appeal- ing to both young and old, but with an emphasis on teen-age clothes, was shown. K Barb Eskelin models spring clothes at Q4 -69- the spring fashion show. Donna Smith and Norma Johnson get ready for the faculty luncheon. Coquina Club To start out the annual season of ac tivities, the Coquina Club float with the theme Wings to Victory tied for first place in the Viking Day parade. Their queen candidate, Carol Lettenstrom, was chosen as attendant for the homecoming dance. ln November, nineteen new members were taken into the club and an informal initiation followed. On December l8, their formal initiation was held in the Coolidge room. You probably saw the pennants that were waved around school and at bas- ketball games this year. They were sold by members of the Coquina club as their annual money making project. Then in the spring came the Coquina club's annual Cotton hop dance. In May two events took place, the Mother's tea and the senior banquet. They also had many candy sales, a rum- mage sale, and contributed a gift to the school. 85' Y Te 'denii Gangnonithiiitpsf R0 'ce P h Hulier s l-Ucas n, V' No et Roac nd row Tren Of Jvhnso Yoder' presi non, rowkbsanh C. secrelawl N. Olson' Ei-ickS0n' rette Si'Om' awsfail' S HarQb '9' ri ufefi Lund' rs0n' Brlgg I K Johns!!! bmsony L3 reskdent. Shuttermen dance chairmen planned the successful Shutterman dance Shutterman lub Will the meeting please come to or- der! are the words of Jim DiMarco, president of the Shutterman club, as he bangs on the table with his gavel. Under the leadership of Mr. Joseph Sitek, their advisor, they had a very busy and memorable year. ership of Mr. Joseph Sitek, their advisor, they had a very busy and memorable year. Leading their list of many activities was their annual float in the Viking day parade in September. Next on their schedule came their yearly Fall dance held in November, under the chairman- ship of Jim DiMarco. Manhattan Melo- dies was chosen as the theme. ln January came their formal and in- formal banquets, which were held in the Ie ur ..s.,,Is 'Q i t X A 4 5eCI'e 'xx . Coolidge room. This year the Shutter- Pig ,,.es f I men took in fifteen new members. Que-5,5 af 'Om the inf the ShUfferm32mZl ffilvfiaffgn anque, arTlUSe Back , S ow: Gr S gidd,:ni:i71,MRfch, ,toner B f fo 1 ' fl J f Uh me-y, Ely, Be,gsCiiZZh liiyekls ggyfsowesrlundl ' swan, F, Willis afons ont ,owrf Bankeon, Blomfeh ' y, - f s taryg Edelslfgln presideneggigiliar-frmsi Dfflflarc ' f o, . 'a 3 Q fea5U,e,i Skudsrfieslden, i S Q -1 9 Z xt Q, xi, Nr in C he Q 0-s 3 5 5 ,c ,V i Q, AN ,,.v 'S Back row: Swang, Bowden, Larson, Osterlund, Nelson, son, treasurer, Jennings, Lindberg. Absent: Gingras, vice byrne, Johnson, Chamberlin. Front row: Peterson, Hel- president, Koski, Berkseth, secretary. ski, Stordahl, MacDonald, president, Little, Sanders. Carl- L. D. P. Club Cheers went up from the crowd and the gym looked like a sea of purple and white, as Central made another basket. Waving in the hands of the proud Cen- tralites were gay pom-poms of purple and white crepe paper-made and sold by some of Central's example citizens- L. D. P. Club members. The club's membership consists of stu- dents who received the American Legion award before coming to Central. Under the guidance of Miss Victoria Gotsky, they hold meeting twice a month. The year's activities and projects include the formal and informal initiation of new members, the closed dance held in March, the Senior banquet honoring graduating members, and a donation which is made to the fund for the hos- pital room. -72- , u L. D. P. members prepare for their formal initiation. As firecrackers and the fourth of July come to our mind at the same time, and snowballs make us think of winter, likewise do announce- ments and second hour go hand in hand. To most of us at Central, second hour would never be quite the same without those familiar, cheer- ful words, Good Morning! Here are your an- nouncements for today, coming to us over the P. A system, followed by a long list of club meetings, perhaps a candy sale, or where to get tickets for Friday night's game, and usually one of those that begins, Would the following stu- dents please see me in my room . . Announcements by the Radio Commission benefit not only the students and faculty listen- ing to the coming events, but those students giv- ing the announcements, as well. From doing this they get valuable experience with speaking. Mr. Lyle Maves, club advisor, works with them to obtain better quality and clarity of voice. Radio Commission Back row: Mr. Paul Akers, Miss Laura Bardon, Dann, Palmer, Eskelin, Kline, Barton, Edwards, Shapiro, Smith, Link, Westlund, president, Haglund, Watson, Goldstein, Gin- SOD, YSWOFSH. .lBCkS0f1- gras, Mr. Eugene Hoff, Mr. Lyle Maves. advisor. From row: ..,.x Maurine and Marilyn look over announcements they will give Kersten, Thomp- . ,, , kitty, . 0. S. Club PC TNA: 5 62' ww... , J' f-.. Back row: Clark, Shober, Ansell, Sandstrom, Sandburg, Young, Rantala, Winter. Middle row: Larson, B. Hanson, W. Anderson, S. Olson, R. Erickson, secretary-treasurer, A porter. Front row: Mr. Gradin, advisory Nelson, Donnick, Sanders. Absent: D. Wicklund, Seigel, Moe, Swanson. Eureka! I've found it! could be heard from one of the mad-scientists of the Students of Sci- ence club, as he had iust discovered a new chemi- cal. These scientists have been earning money, in their own ways, to buy gifts for the science department. Two field trips found S. O. S. club members scampering through the King Midas Flour Mill .-'I 41 . Wicklund, Perrin, president, Mattison, K. Olson, re- Kempton, Berger, Solie, M. Hanson, vice president, and the Telephone Company. Every other Thurs- day the club meets. They also had several night meetings where movies of a scientific nature were shown. This year the S. O. S. club took in eleven new members. Initiation was held in January. Mr. Gradin completed his sixth year as ad- visor to this club of science minded students. The Craft club is made up of ten to fifteen members who work on the stage sets for plays, concert decorations and the outdoor Christmas display and several other occasions which call for stage decorations. This year they made the beautiful outside Christmas display which adorned our school dur- ing the Christmas season. They also made the stage decorations for all our concerts. The stage sets for both the senior class play and The Little Dog Laughed were made by the Craft club. This year the Craft club designed an emblem for the members. It is a purple palette with dif- ferent brushes and paints on it, with the words, Craft Club written across it. The club advisor is Mr. Tony Yaworski. Back row: J. Van Horn, A. Keeler, C. Young, D. Schweiger, T. .l. Phillips. Front row: D. Leith, J. Olson, B. Smith, J. Warner Jaggers, J. Koski, J. Robbins. Middle row: Mr. Yaworski, ad- M. JenningS, K- Koikl- visorg B. Johnson, C. Warner, S. Golstein, M. Larson. B. Doherty, 3 ,3-SR 7 Craft lub Scenery for the next play is being made by am- bitious Craft club members. T 'T , 2 gi -.751 idx, 1' Q7 li H 'lil flap 'K Top row: Miss Pat Grover, advisor, Delores Grandhagen, secretary, Marlene Edwards, president, and Marie Larson, Kay Freer, Louise Ambrose and Judy Phillips. treasurer. Bottom row: Joanne Lue, vice president, Marilyn Reed, Scores of the G. A. A. tournaments interest these members of the board. 76- G. A. A. Each noon and after school members of the Girls Athletic Association may be found in the small gym. This is Central's only girls sports club and it is open to any girl who wants to take part in noon and after school sports. They are led by the G. A. A. board composed of fourteen girls and Miss Pat Grover, adviser. These girls plan the years activities for G. A. A. Their week- ly meetings are held in their office off the small 9Ym- Some of the activities include basketball, baseball and badminton tournaments. They sponsor an annual pep assembly, and sell purple and white beenies. Girls may earn a G. A. A. letter if they play in all activities over three-fourths of the time and serve on the board. The three girls who will get their letters this year are Marilyn Reed, Marlene Edwards and Marie Larson. Boys who have been interested, and have been members of the football or basketball team, and have received one letter are eligible to become a member of the S club. This year the S club sold white sweat shirts during the basketball tournaments with the Viking monogram on them. Honor assemblies were held in which the boys received their medals and tro- phies. The boys have also been seen wear- ing their new jackets of purple and white, with white letters. Mr. Marvin Crowley has been advisor of the football team and Mr. Norman Olson of the basketball team. This club has been organized for the past 51 years. Our captains, John Larson and Ron Schultz ad- mire Central sweatshirts sold by the S Club. . Club Bazk row: T. Newlander, B. Kelly, B. West, P. Jarzomski, S. Richardson, D. Erickson. Front row: B. North, L. Tollefson, G. Ladich, C. Erickson, R. Sands, J. Larson. Middle row: R. Moe, Heitala, R. Schultz, B. Jones, G. Wastila. P. Tierney, J. Swanson. J. Sanderson, B. Thompson, B. Johnson, B. Olson, J. Stark, K. :LN 'yy ,,: ,, e in' gc. Sl' ir 1?'k. 'l'1 v 7 qv IX Back row: t-linman, Setterstrom, Berkseth, Rosier, Rouse, Kan- gas, Severance, Thomson, Russell, Ritzman, Bloomquist, Carlson Berger. Middle row: K. Johnson, Furnoy, Baker, Jackson, Ulvii Skomrock, Linski, Edwards, Reed, Olson, Maki, Pearson, V. Johnson, Anderson. From row: Reiten, Swanson, MacDonald Little, Dann, Burgraff, co-editor-in-chief, Rafshol, co-editor-ini chief, Watson, business manager, Zimski, Kotter, Spallacci Picard. Echo Staff Pat, Kay, and Joanne make final adjustments in the Echo dummy. Q6 Q .ns 1 ...781 Layout? But where do l start? Copy? Caption? Cropping? Oh, where's that diction- ary? What should I do with a dummy? I give up? Such were the trials and tribulations of the new members of the Echo staff. But with the guidance, the patient explanations, plus the encouragement given by Mr. Richard Whitmore, the co-editors, Joanne Burgraff and Kay Rafshol, and the section editors, seniors, Janet Kotter, music, Carol Zimski, clubs, Leonella Spallacci, sports, Sam Barkovich, and activities, Mary Ellen Little, the staff members soon used Clike veteransl the terms that had once sounded so strange, and the room became alive with action as the indus- trious staff worked hard to get layouts and copy handed in on time. Unbelievable as it may seem, the Echo as it is seen now began with little more than a few blank sheets of paper the size of an Echo page, sharp pencils, rulers, and some ideas-both good and bad. But there was also inspiration-and the hope that something would come from noth- ing. And with this inspiration, the staff has created for you thisnyour 1953-54 Echo. Back row: Johnson, Russell, Larson, Nolan, Nollet Muddlo Kay Carlstrom Edwards page 2 editor Piper editor in row: Mr. Whitmore, advisor, Strukel, Hadlock, Goldstein chief Gingras page 3 editor Taber Trester Absent Pederson, Schneider, MacDonald, Olson. Front row Mac Phillips sports editor Students can be seen noon hour every other Thursday reading and enioying their Pi's in the halls and on the campus, then put- ting them away, looking forward to the next Pi. But there are those who don't forget quite as easily . . . those who edit, advise, report . . . in short, those who make up the Devil's Pi staff. To them it means more than iust any assignment in . . . it means writing and rewriting, interviews, a cute ioke for next week's column, the latest fads and songs, a first byline. To the staff, the next issue is a job to be well done. And everyone agrees that is exactly what it has been . . . a iob well done. Here are a few upon whom most of the responsibility falls: Editor in chief ,, 7 sssss so Katharine Piper Page 2 editor E E, 7 Marlene Edwards Page 3 editor , E ,, E Henry Gingras Sports editor ,, ,, ,, Jerry Phillips wr' Q ,ogy 0 4 Q Back row: Slcudstad, McGlasson, Shapiro, Hanson, V, Johnson, Jackson, Yaworski, Westlund, Front row: Wicklund, Wangerin, Wade, Whitinger, Karra, L, Johnson, Palmer, Erickson, Bromley, Forensics Probs class? All those seniors? Oh, no! Can you guess what those remarks were for? Of course4Forensic eliminations. ln the begin- ning of the year about 60 students tried out for Forensics, but only 40, able to express themselves and meet the other requirements, made the squad. Then there were further eliminations un- til 14 were chosen-the final squad. The biggest event of the year was March 26 when they went to Hurley to compete with 350 other schools from the northern part of the state in giving humorous and serious readings . . . original and non-original orations . . . extempor- aneous readings and speeches . . . and four min- ute speeches. Back row: J. Westlund, M. McGlasson, D. Wangerin, J. Lebo, G. Wade, S. Whitinger, L. Johnson, M. Ya- worski. Middle row: Mr. Maves, advisor, Z. Von Ende, P, Leveroos, S. Shapiro, M. Hanson, H. Reinkall, V. Johnson, D. Bromley, Mr. Hoff, advisor. Front row: R. Erickson, J. Wade, K. Freer, J. Karra, N. Jack' son, J. Palmer, R. Skudstad, A. Wicklund. Absent: E. Berger. L.-li-: A F Echo Photographers Hold itl says Butch Martin as he completes another assignment. Mr. Sitek looks over latest prints he has made for the Echo. Watch the camera, hold that position, are some of the phrases heard from our able photo- graphers, Lawrence Butch Martin, and Lee Solin. These boys are Central's photographers. Mr. Joseph Sitek not only advises these boys, but he also helps with the picture taking and printing. Their picture schedule requires that they at- tend all dances, assemblies, games, and club ac- tivities to take pictures for the Echo and the Devil's Pi. Besides taking all these pictures they must develop, enlarge and print them which re- quires many hours of after school work. .31- U -.-Q-vf'1 lee Solin carefully adiusts the enlarger. SCHO LLIFE Getting away from the everyday role of school, the Echo shows a casual glimpse of our school life. With Rip Van Viking in the lead, we show one of the various activities of Cen- tral. Never to be forgotten were the elections of officers, the memorable dances and the everyday things which add so much to the spirit of Central. yi fm, 2 I a Q IW. , 5 Q LLL 8 J Wk- ' m. W 5 I. N JL JL. Carlstrom, Carol Lettenstrom, Pat Lindgren, Diane Smith, Jim Salen, Jim Murray, Clyde Cox, and Bruce Gappa. F6StlV3l E ,I ' .A qu 'Q rt K 'P ' . Y L I its .Q VW 51 CL.: x 12 ' l l K in .vuv-Q tqfrkf s I ' X V ,T is A!-,P Y hs., - .5 lt? . Q. 1 , A- .I ' 'N- Girls, attired in formal, with the theme Wings to Victory, tied the Coquina float for first place. By Jiminy, We'll Win, was the theme which tied the Athenae float for first place in the club division. 1851. Ur-at Dancing to the strains of heavenly music are Tom and Kay on their royal night. Fight, team, fight . . . Hold that line can be heard from our Viking day fans. This year Vik- ing day was October 2. We played host to the Ashland Ore- dockers and tied the game. That night we had our traditional dance with Tom Newlander reigning as King and Kay Mac- Donald as Queen. A huge foot- ball helmet with goal posts and streamers adorned the gym. And a good time was had by all . , . The annual Viking Day Homecoming game starts off as Capt. John Larson receives the football from Queen Kay while her court lends royal support. SEPTEMBER Nancy, Bob, and Sandy returned to school with ducktail haircuts. 9 ' f .- E And a Good Tlme -.861 Jim and Bonnie pose be- fore Manhattan sky- scrapers at the Shutter- man Dance. MARCH T-Day marked beginning of tournament triumphs. 4 FEBRUARY Kay and Chuck take time out at the Athenae Sweater dance. 41- A f Was Had By All .Q X C S 5? K 3 Y- J S wr' J-if Hawaiian leis add to the ' 0 decorations of the Co- quina Dance. -8 R I Ah MAY Prom decorations ge underway. 1954 PROM Prom royalty, Barb Eskelin and Chuck Erickson, A 1 ,Q K l reigned Supreme over the iunior-senior prom. ' ' H' K An elegant evening was that of May l sf' 7, 1954. This was the night of the an- nual iunior-senior Prom. Dreamy music, beautiful girls in formals, handsome boys in smart dinner iackets, and beautiful decorations will linger as the wonderful memories never to be forgotten. Their maiesties Queen Barbara Eskelin and , , l , , King Chuck Erickson reigned Supreme EUHIOYIHQ a bit of informal music are the overthe gala ball- sax attendants of the royal court. The royal court for the 1953-54 Prom. Left to right, Gloria Olson, Barbara Kubala, Kay Ritzman, Barbara Eskelin, Charles Erickson, Tom Simon, Roger Moe, Ken Richardson. Enjoy Yourself 1 ,gpg z , t Senior Athenae members don formals for Annual Senior Banquet. N shlx N ANQV -ht Q EN M ji r ' JV if it is -r t .11 1 l ' 5 V 7 ff- 'Q M' fi 'f ' 'th y 'I' Q , 5 . 4 ' , K., W I 'w' A , fl J, .lk X ,V K ' -. 2 sac! I, V: J A 4 7 'Q L Q Q' V t. i :YV Mk t I A it :A 1 , Q' ' - It V k 'I 5 Jx I - l 5 F7 V .fa ,K I I 1 4 --.5 Annual College Day luncheon attracts Mr. Dahlman and Mr. Davidson. Booster's entertain new freshmen girls at annual Freshmen Tea. Girls home economics classes pre pare for College Day luncheon. ,,'-- as N Through the Year Showing their school spirit are Zyl- pha, Ken, Mae, and Earle. ,,,,:,, L. rx, as A 4 e , i J B An effective group in helping the students was the Board of Review. A familiar face to all is that of the statue Shown working hard on the decorations for their of James J. Hill. dance is a group of Athenaes. X -.901 W K. A -, l A Y MUSIC and DRAMA Superior Central can be very proud of their music depart- ment. Many thanks to our in- structors: Mr. Keller, Mr. Shaw, Mr. Meier, and Miss Berg. They gave us encouragement and guidance. Without them we wouldn't have the grade of music we have today. It has provided much enioyment for both the public and student body. Through our music de- partment the spirit of Central is helped to express itself. Violins: Kiilunen, Karra, Johnson, Gray, K. Freer, D. Freer, Droege, Conroy, Weisner, Cloutier, Bowden, Leveroos, Rafshol, E. Oakes, J. Oakes, Roatch, Robinson, Sands, Soroka, Kenny, Rasmussen, B. Kubala. Viola: Dann, P. Kubala, Moe, Smith, Skudstad, Wick. Cello: Bloomquist, Monseth, Nygaard, Ritzman- String bass: Reed. French horn: Nelson. Clarinet: Simon, Baumberger. Flute: Thompson, Bromley: Oboe: Sanders. Cornet: Schreyer, Birch. Drum: Cox. Tympani: Keller. Harp: Bowden, Smith. Plano: Anderson. Director: Mr. William Keller. Holiday for Strings .X ',i.:253: v . . fe .iw ... f We can be proud of this outstanding musical organization as it is known as one of the finest orchestras in this area. The members in this organization don't mind the strenuous work which is in- volved, as they take pride in mastering music. With the many hours of long practice, Mr. Keller, and our orchestra members have presented top perform- ances throughout the year. Some of the selections which these students have mastered are: Beethoven's Finale from the Fifth Symphony, Shu- berts Rosamunde Overture, and Goulds Povanne. Some of our music students from the orchestra are playing with the Duluth Symphony Orchestra which is proof of their ability. 123' Typical practice session of a section of the senior orchestra. ...93.. Strains of music can be heard from Q the auditorium each morning first X, hour as the senior band meets for QQ rehearsal. I eww Under the direction of Mr, S. Brin- ley Shaw, the band lent enthusiastic spirit as they performed at the games, parades, concerts, and as- semblies. Three soloists appeared in the bands annual concert which was in February. They were Gerald Ken- ny, saxophone soloist, playing Frank D. Colfield's, Chartreuse, Jack Schreyer, cornet soloist, playing Philip Lang's arrangement of Ten- derly, and Janice Setterstrom, piano soloist, playing Richard Addinsell's Warsaw Concerto. This year there were 90 members in the senior band, including fresh- men, sophomores, iuniors, seniors. Cornets: J. Schreyer, J. Olson, A. Birch, R. Kenny, M. Donnick, S. Edelstein, G. Lelvis, D. Snyder, V. Bolle, B. Brant, C. Evens, J. .Bachm- ski. French Horns: J. Nelson, D. Wicklund, K. Moe, J. Carlson, D. Swanson. Baritone: E. Anderson, J. Wasco. Trombones: Charles Lar- son, K. Olson. Oboe: D. Sanders. Bassoon: M. Nelson. Clarinets: K. Koski, K. Johnson, K. Flemming, C. Simon, G. Olson, J. Ossell, M. Thompson, S. Bloomquist, L. Ambros, M. Skomrock, R. Numrni, G. Nindorf, S. .Walt, G. Plummer. Bass Clarinet: B. Carlson. Alto Clarinet: B, Carlson. Alto Saxophones: J. Herubin, G. Kenny. Tenor Saxophone: D. Nindorf. Baritone Saxophone: J. Kline. Flutes: B. Wells, Y. Peterson, R. M:Glasson, S. Whitinger, S. Marcovich, K. Ekstrom, C. Carlson, C. Kunsman. Piccolos: B, Wells, B. Thompson. Field Drums: M. Ofstad, R. Hendrickson, L. Tolletson, E. Franson, D. Nollet, D. Kaptonak, C. Jarvis, S. Rantala, M. Skomrock. Bass Drum: R. Hase. Cymbals: D. Osterlund. Tympani: S. Cox. Bell Lyra: N. Thompson, A. Olsson, J. Grandhagen. 5. 'Jyf Officers elected for the 1953-54 sea- son by the senior choir are, Leola Carl- strom, vice president, Vivian Johnson, secretary-treasurer, and Bruce Gappa, president. Practice makes perfect -a motto of the senior choir. With a Ong Back row: M. Dudsic, J. Meyers, S. Kangas, J. Anderson, L. Neese, S. Kimball, G. Filby, L. Carlstrom, M. Orville, S. Schneider, C. West felt, N. Olson, M. Reed, M. Gangnon, F. Nelson, N. Rohan, D. Smith, M. Edwards, D. Rickstrom, D. Schweiger, F. Sandstrom, D. Newell W. Moin. 3rd row: J. Bengstrom, R. Lamar, J. Haglund, T. Martin. M. Jacobson, Z. Porath, J. Burgraff, J. Schmidt, B. Eskelin, M. Of stad, L. Solie, N. Welch, J. Anderson, M. Larson, J. Copisky, M. Bloomquist, J. LaJoie, R. Skudstad, B. Gappa, T. Jaggers, S. Erickson G. Nolan, D. Peterson, J. Goodrich, D. Hill. 2nd row: J. Setterstron, B. Mansky, B. Kraft, M. Drazenovich, M. Patterson, D. Hawley qs Choir soloists-Lois Neese, Mae Dudsic, Jean Meyers and Janice Setterstrom at the piano. How We Love the Halls of Central is a fam- iliar selection sung my Mr. Meier and his senior choir. This group of students took part in many out of school functions such as caroling in the halls of St. Mary's Hospital during the Christmas sea- son, the Eagles Club for their memorial service, and touring the Jr. High Schools throughout the city. Mr. Meier, the advisor of this group for the past 27 years, takes great pride in composing music for this group and working with them to fulfill the musical ideas for the music. A few of the selections that the choir is best known for are: Oh Father, Whose Almighty Power, Through the Years, TaIli Hi, Tally Ho for the Christmas season, and l Believe. Also out of the senior choir a Triple Trio and a Vocal Ensemble is chosen to perform with the choir and also at out of school functions. in ur Hearts E. Fieliing, K. Maki, C. Hoff, G. MacKenzie, J. Carlson, J. Bourdeau, J. Miller, N. Liliegren, C. Johnson, G. Evans, B. Pittman, J. Linski V. Yoder, L. Olson, B. Page, H, Larson, L. Williams, E. Anderson. Front row: D. Freer, A. Strukel, D. Backlund, M. Greely, J. Robbins R. Monseth, D. Osen, C. Sweet, V. Johnson, C. Lettenstrom, M. Bergstrom, K. Berkseth, K. Day, L. Guild, M. Rasmussen, V. Johnson, J Nelson, J. Charbonneau, K. Moe, H. Reinkall, C. Ulvi, P. Mott, D. E ickson, C. Nelson, C. Lindbergh. A v .PQ I 1 s ,. -7 Back row: Moin, Pederson, Schweiger, Rickstrom, Larson. Middle row: Ulvi, Linski, Page, Gangnon, Olson. Front row: Moe, Nelson, Yoder, Hawley, Lamar. Vocal Ensemble Triple Back row: Bloomquist, Sweet, Jacobson, Mansky. Front row: Reed, Johnson, Dudsic, Setterstrom, Neese. Trio S C! 'Wx U Sd 6 in Q70 . , , l 6 0 0 , .. Qi L , f 1 - 11: 4 . . . c u 4 I , ' 5 V A' f . I I , K I ' I' 0 Y 4 1 I-0 0 . ., 0 1 1 4 0 4 Q . , . 7 4 Q if ' i it ale. 5 A : 4 s Q 5 . fl.. . 4 . , .z, f 'J ' 0 - - 4 .Q A 4- 4 Q 4 . ,, , Q 4, 0 fu ' 5 ' 7 ' ' A P ' 4 -s 0 Os- Q i Back row: S. Wally, J. Blair, S. Smith, B. McLean, A. Bergren, D. Smith, M. Cloutier, M. Gonia, K. Johnson, R. Hosier, C. Danielson, F Holsclaw, K. Johnson, P. Hase, A. Sickler, G. Hietala, J. Olson, R. Nelson, L. Swanson, D. Granstrom, R. Harmon, G. Paddock, J. Lund gren, D. Savoy, J. Zukowski. 3rd row: M. Briggs, P. Smith, J. Butler, D. Abbott, C. Preston, S. Ely, R. Rafshol, B. Johnson, K. Patter son, B. Kempton, K. Cleary, M. Spohn, L. Hanson, K. Johnson, D. Anderson, R. Kotter, W. Pederson, S. Shea, J. Jones, B. Berg, J, Smith G. Sin-Iear, M. Peterson, J. Johnson. 2nd row: T. Nolan, R. Cook, B. Evenson, J. Leyens T. Yaworski S. Ra le V. Johnson R. Pod I 1 PP Yi J gorak, J. Maclnnes, J. Olson, A. Olson, S. Paloski, K. Johnson, P. Lind, S. Cox, L. Cummings, J. Peterson, D. Thompson, H. Gahling, S Larson, K. Berkseth, A. Hadlock. Front row: E. Erickson, C. Conners, B. Day, J. Larson, J. Eskelin, J. Sands, M. Kovisto, J. James, J Pa mer, R. Shaul, L. McMullen, J. Poole, J. Yaworski, A. Gustafson, J. Warring, L. Nygaard, A. Wick, K. Johnson, A. Buchanan, F. Far makes, J. Roatch, D. Edquist. Let's Sing It Together 6? px 1, 3' Junior choir students take their quarterly singing test. LQQ.. The Thespian Society is a national organization made up of dramatics and stage craft students. Member- ship in this club may be earned by securing ten or more points for act- ing, production or business work. The purpose of the Thespian Society is to create a spirit of active and in- telligent interest in high school dramatics. Twenty-four new members were taken in by the Thespians during this past year. These new members, along with the older ones, partici- pated in three full-length plays and three one-act plays. To celebrate the success of their first play of the year, the Thespians held a party. Mr. Paul Akers is new advisor for the Thespian Society. JS x. Dramatic students get experience in applying make-up. Thespian Club Back row: Mr. Aakers, advisor, J. Warner, A. Heinman, P. Beine, E. Befgefr K- MacDonald, D- Swanson, P4 WGTSOW J- Bounting, B. Kreide, M. Orville, G. Filbey, D. Gullo, S. Mac- Murray. donald, A. Olsson. Front row: W. Bergstrom, J. Phillips, V. Xxfl Ralph and Elaine dance, as Wils and Myrna look bewildered. Laurie, played by Myrna Orville, concen- trates on her psychology lessons. The Little Dog Laughed Jack, the Bird-man, shows Janice one of his favorites. F5ljCl'l0lm.J 103- Gossiping ladies are insulted by results of Laurie's psychology tests. SPORT Cheering for another basket, another touchdown, another base-hit, or responding to those cheers, a great school spirit en- gulfed the entire student body through sports this past year. Under the direction of Mr. Harry Conley, the athletic department has built good health, strong character and fine citizens. Coaches Olson and Crowley teach their boys the skills of the sports and with the fine support and great spirit of the student body the teams are urged on to victories and moral conquests. .V 1? I ' JVRNJI X., l I I X 1 N 1 ' . ',f 'x .- .- 1tGmV'l',,v't wks' AN ' ' v 1, E gi' Ki L JN . -ag. ai Q A X NL .X 'ur N -2 is Q .g Shown receiving the good luck horse- shoe are Stan Ladich, left, and Roger Moe, center, co-captains for the 1954 squad. John Larson, i953 captain, right, passes the good luck charm and wishes them a successful season. FOOTBALL September ll as Park Falls September I8 C us S, E Duluth Cathedral September 23 , Yusu, Duluth Denteld October 2 as 7, , C, Ashland October 9 ,C C Superior East October l5 su,ss, 7 7 Duluth Central October 23 suusus C Duluth East October 30 W, E Eau Claire Totals ,7,u 2 2 Y . Battlers of lull row: Charles Allen, Dennis Granstrom, Pete Jarzomski, Clifford Benson, David Hill, James Quam, Clarence Cross, Jack Lundgren, Roger Scheldroup, Gene Evens. Middle row: Jack Stark, Pat Tierney, Jim Ronca, Larry Tollefson, Bob West, Roger There Here There Here Here Here There Here Moe, Stan Ladnch Charles Er ckson James Carter Bob Olson Front row Bull Thompson Tom Newlander Ron Schultz Bruce Jones John Larson Bill Johnson Glenn Hretala George Wasfnla Ken Rlchardson Bull Kell Larry Tollefson Pete Jarzomski Pat Tierney Ron Schultz Guard, Sr., weight 172 Tackle, Sr., weight 165 Halfback, Sr., weight 160 Quarterback, Sr., weight 185 A hard hitter and a good A very rugged lineman. Fastest man on the squad. Running, Passing, kiCkif19, OUI' player. triple threat man. Bill Thompson Tackle, Sr., weight 180 A tough tackle who loves football. Charles Erickson Fullback, Jr., weight 180 Expecting a lot of good football from him. Bill Johnson Guard, Sr., weight 175 Played a good steady game. Stan Ladich End, Jr., 1954 co-captain, weight 180 Good defense and good catching ability. pass John Larson Fullback, Sr., 1953 captain, weight 160 A fine captain, a good team player, and competitor. Roger Moe End, Jr., 1954 co-captain, weight 179 A good defense end. ,,,,,,W. ' -2 s 1 ' P! F , . ,X 'Z s. 3 , U s, 'X -1, h s I an 9' . f' 1 ' ' A 1 f , r , I 1 I , ,- tw . Q ,- gf Q , h -, n ,451- Q 0 ' 'K M in y Q ' I A 'ni-1 , , ' hr il . .1 -- 3' -. on ' I . WI Q , I Y , F.- j,:QW' Qdwh A. is ' .,, u 9 .n,,,..-- - 41' V ni F4 -...ts DULUTH DENFELD ln their 3rd game of the still young football season, September 23, the Crowleymen showed a lot of class in trouncing Duluth Denfeld, 27-O, on the Hunters turf. Twice Ron Schultz tossed TD passes to Bob Olson, and once to Ken Rich- ardson. Bruce Jones' brilliant 58 yard scamper accounted for the other touchdown. 'OB 1, ,S-H.- .. x Q. i , ' 1 .' s, , ,' I-sl, ' , - ASHLAND On October 2nd, Viking Day, Central fought to a T2-i2 tie with the powerful Ashland Ore- dockers. Bruce Jones broke through to pay dirt in the lst quarter, and Johnny Larson in the 3rd. Ashland also scored in the 3rd period, and again in the 4th, to tie the game l2-12, the way it ended. SUPERIOR EAST In the traditional Central-East intra-city clas- sic, Oct. 9, Marv Crowley's Vikings couldn't be stopped as they thoroughly clobbered the East High Orientals, 42-O. Bruce Jones and Ken Rich- ardson each scored twice, while Ron Schultz and Stan Ladich tallied a touchdown apiece. DULUTH CATHEDRAL The Vikings offensive power overwhelmed the Duluth Cathedral l-lilltoppers defense as Cen- tral won their first game of the season, Septem- ber 18, l3-O, The score of the game doesn't tell the true story, as the Purple and White topped the 'Toppers terrifically, statistic-wise. Ron Schultz scored the first Viking tally, and passed to Bob Olson for the other. DULUTH CENTRAL Central's defenders gallantly fought off a powerful Duluth Central Trojan offense, October i5, but failed to stop it. Led by Rhody Tuzska's booming punts, bone-breaking runs, and pin- point passes, the team from across the bay turn- ed back the Vikings, 14-O, in a last half drive. :,....,. Minn 49? Back row: Jerr Senn Tim Greel Ro er Baumber er, Dean PETEFSOFL Russell Hagbefg- Front ww: Gerald Coffell Bob y , Y, 9 9 , 4 Neumann, Ed Martineau, Robert Wachtler, David Russell, Clin- Berg, WHYUF Tongue, ROPE' SSCheld 0US'mi'!lvaH:m Gene ton Kolaski. Middle row: Jim Yaworski, James Sellack, Clar- Evens, Dennis Granstrom, 95 Wansonf e ence Cross, Jack Lundgren, Charles Allen, Lyle Skandel, Bill Frosh - Soph Football An outstanding freshman-sophomore foot- ball team was coached by Norm Olson this year. The few games that they played they showed ability and co-ordination of a varsity squad. In their football games the players show- ed a very tough and a very exciting game. They played Superior East High on October T9 at Priest field in East End and defeated them 25 to 0. Charles Allen and Gene Evens were co-captains for the East game. They defeated Duluth Denfeld 25 to O, and lost to Duluth East 14-12 but came back later in the season to defeat them. This record shows promise that Central will have a good football team within the next few years. This years Frosh-Soph foot- ball squad was composed of l6 freshmen and 20 sophomores. Richard Erickson, iunior, was manager of the squad. Norm Olson coached the freshman-sopho more football squad to a successful season. Bob Olson Stan lednch en Richardson on Sa ds Hlgh Scormg Stars John Sanderson mgr lon Schultz Jack Stark Pet Tierney 113- A TEAM Back row: Pat Tierney, Howie Anderson, Jack Lundgren, Stan Ladich, Don Wicklund, Bob Olson, Charles Allen, Charles Erickson, John Sanderson, Student Manager. Front row: Ron Schultz, Jerry Correll, Ken Richardson, Ron Sands, Gene Evens, John Geegan, Student Manager. 0 I Hall to the V3PSlty Coach Norm Olson's Vikings came through in magnificent form during the 1953-54 basket- ball season. They not only won the mythical city championship, but finished head of the lakes competition on the top of the standings, with 9 wins and one loss. Their only HO'L loss was to the Denfeld Hunters in the 3rd game of the season, 66-64. The Purple and White ended regular season's play with a 14 won, 2 lost record. They scored a record-breaking 1,081 points to their opponents 839, for an average of 67.6 to their foes' 52.5. Central started out the season strongly, with the decisive 75-44 conquest of the Ashland Ore- dockers. They also won their second game by defeating Duluth East in similar fashion. It was then that Denfeld edged the Vikings, but after suffering this loss the Olsonmen came back strong. They won 11 consecutive games and were finally nipped by Ashland, 58-57, in the next to last regular season game. They closed their schedule by clobbering the Hurley Midgets, 114- 83-53. Coach Norm Olson's record at Central High School, a very commendable one, stood at 105 wins and 51 losses at the season's end. He won his 100th game of his Central career when his Vikings overwhelmed Cathedral's Panthers,, 60-41, in the 10th game of the year. The top 6 scorers for Central were: Bob Ol- 338 points, 21.1 point average, Pat Tierney, 12.3 average, Ron Schultz, 195, 12.3 aver- son, 196, age, Stan Ladich, 120, 7.5 average, Ken Richard- 87, 5.5 average, and Jack Stark, 62, 3.9 son, average. The '53-'54 Vikings were one of the most well-balanced squads seen at Central in years. At one time during the season they reached the top of the United Press Wisconsin Prep standings, Big Sixteen. In the final United Press polls, the Sweet Sixteen, they were ranked 3rd. They entered tournament play as one of the most fear- ed teams in Northern Wisconsin. Junior Varsity Central High School's B-team showed heartening promise during the past season. They concluded the season with ii wins and 3 losses, and plenty of valuable experience. The B-team was coached by Norm Olson with the assistance of Don Strommer, a new- comer to the Central faculty. High scorers for the B-team were Charley Allen with l32 points, a 9.5 per game aver- age and Gene Evens, 112 points and an 8 point average. Jerry Correll, Harold Ander- son, and Jack Lundgren were the next high scorers with 6, 5.2, and 4.6 points per game averages respectively. Coach Norm Olson . . . the main block in our team. B Team. Back row: John Geegan, mgr.g Jerry Correll, Howie Anderson, Jack Lundgren, Wayne Tongue, Gene Evans. Front row: Lyle Skandel, Jerry Mayersak, Bob Berg, Bob Gunderson, Jim Thompson, mgr. Absent: Charles Allen. I I City scoring ace Bob Olson adds two more for Central. Ron SchuItz's dribbling outwits the Old Abes. Season In Review Pat clears himself and is set for a layup shot. -116-- Ken and Bob have Cathedral Central rebound artists played an important part in the seasons success. player well covered. 'R Bob Olson out-iumps Duluth CentraI's Dave Griffen, scoring 31 points for Central. Happy Vikings cooling off after piling up another victory for Central High. ? A fx fd v-1 X Q--hr x 5 'Y I , S , .135 K' .pxgf ld t V , ' N I ef f M, g,i,5 Q t g Z 4' K f'E, x1.?j' 3. x. ,q V V? , it 'A V . -,Jil Av fb, ,3H ,i.Kl 'K a ' X126 ' 4 5 -1. X0 ' N 3 gf !' 1 'U 'fa 0 Mis Q 5439 I' 'y -Q, 9 J 5 nf 'i 4 I .y 0 ,ws 11 I k EX ,Aa .-3' I Ll' , 5, Sym' ii! Central's Vikings entered the sub-regional tournament March 3 and 4, at Ashland, as a favorite. The Vikings came through in excellent form, clobbering Maple 80-46, then coming from behind to squeeze by Ashland, 64-63. They met Hurley on March 6 to decide the regional cham- pionship and easily trompled the Midgets, 74-56, to gain a sectional berth. The Purple and White again as a favorite in the Spooner tournament defeated Rice Lake, 73-64, and Westboro, 74-57, to emerge as Sec- tional Tournament Champs. Thus the Vikings won their 21st trip to the Madison state tourna- ments on March 18, 19, and 20. Central's first foe at Madison was St. Croix Falls. The Vikings made an inspired comeback in this game to win, 58-54. In the second game with the Tomah Indians, the Olsonmen were nam- ed the underdogs, but they came through and scalped the Indians, 80-61, to enter the State Championship Finals. Again rated as underdogs the Vikings fought their hearts out and led by one point at the half. But regardless of their terrific efforts, the Vikings fell before the towering height and torrid shoot- ing of the Saints, 70-65. state runners-up champs. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE We December 1 Ashland . .. .. ...... Here 75 December 4 Duluth East .. . . . ...-..There 77 December 8 Duluth Denfeld .. .. .,,. .Here 64 December 1 1 Superior Cathedral .. . .here 69 December 18 Superior East ..,. . ..., Here 86 January 8 Menomonie .. . . . .,.. .-.There 60 January 12 Duluth Cathedral .. . Here 64 January 16 Duluth Central .. .. .. ....,.. Here 81 January 22 Superior East ..,v, ..There 78 January 29 Superior Cathedral .. .-.There 60 February 5 Duluth Denfeld .... ........ T here 52 February 6 Minneapolis Edina . .... Here 54 February 13 Duluth Central . .....-.There 58 February 19 Eau Claire ...... . . . ..... Here 65 February 23 Ashland ...... .. . ....... There 57 February 26 Hurley .............. ...... H ere 83 Totals .. ......... .... . .... . .. 1099 TOURNAMENTS REGIONAL AT ASHLAND March 3 Maple . . .......................... . ........... 80 March 4 Ashland .... .......................................... 6 4 March 5 Hurley ...... ................................................ 7 4 SECTIONAL AT SPOONER March 12 Rice Lake ...................................... ................ 7 3 March 13 Westboro ................................... . ...... . , ......... , 74 STATE TOURNEY AT MADISON March 18 St. Croix Falls ............................ . ..................... 58 March 19 Tomah ......................................................... 80 March 20 Stevens Point KState Finali ...... 65 Totals ............ 568 -119- The team we are proud of display the new trophies they won as regional, sectional, and They 44 49 66 57 51 57 47 59 54 41 49 48 51 64 58 53 848 46 63 58 64 57 54 61 70 471 'fx A Class Champions Triumphant seniors, champions of the class basketball tourna- ments. Back row: Roger Sedlachek, John Larson, Art Modeen. Middle row: Bob Olson, Jim Sampson, Ron Schultz. Front row: Bruce Jones, Pat Tierney, Ron Sands. Class Tournaments Runners Up Runnersu so homores Back row H ' pl p ' I ' Anderson, J. Lundgren, C. Allen, W. Tongue. Front row: B. Strum, C. Evens, J. Correll, E. Martineau. XX ,fX lm- Members of the junior class team. Back row: J. Stark, D. Wicklund, S. Ladich, J. Ronca. Front row: R. Moe, K. Richard- son, J. Sanderson. '-4-4 Front row: Dick Solin, Dick Larson, mgr., James Collins. Middle row: Clinton Kolaski, Ted Cohen, Dennis Dolan, Emmett Byrne, Ralph Golden. Back row: Roger Dahlgren, Dennis Schultz, George Wastila, captain, Robert Fraser. Absent: C. Siverson, Herb Strain Warren Peterson, Gerald Barnard. Central's Newest Sport Swimming Seventeen Centralites were members of the newly organized swimming team this year. Mr. Whitmore, advisor and coach, organized the swimming team last year. They met for swimming practice each Mon- day and Thursday after school at the Civic Cen- ter swimming pool. The season lasted from the middle of November to late in February. Although only a limited number of meets were scheduled, the swimming squad showed much ability. Two meets were held with Duluth Denfeld and Central swimmers defeated them both times, the first with a 24-23 score and the second with a 30-25 score. Central lost to Du- luth Central by a 40-25 score and in a meet be- tween the three schools Central placed second. Outstanding performers on the team were George Wastila, captain, and Herbert Strack. Dick Larson was manager of the team. Swimming team enjoys the facilities of the Civic Center pool. Q X wa t ' .3 V, NT, 'Ti' , f Xi' , Si if ff, Q I 'e ' -2' . 5 33 .-. f ky ,,... - . 1 ' ,-,.,.?Q,,,, 'S' - ,, 3 A ... f A i ' . - I I 4 I v , X 1 - fa-in vq tl: Nz 'XX N Q Q X 4 AQ, ' . x ., x,'iA 4 ' . X X xx E 3. 9 Q! W , -A ,, - , , , if I - ' . ,L., f , QI . . ' 3 V N. K A ' Q' V Q, Q 5 up fm ga 9 Q A A Lil- .f ' , 165 , Vw, Giving upour rahg .nd fo Victory, victory, that's our cry, re- sounded throughout the gym as the cheerleaders once again brought out our pep. Some of the new yells and songs they had were very clever and were so much fun to yell and sing. The pom- poms the cheerleaders used during the songs were cute and added a lot to their outfits. The cheerleaders for this year were Janice Johnson, Janice Miller, San- dra Blomquist, Marian Kovisto, Henry Gingras, and Kay Ritzman. Judging by the deafening roar and the large amount of school spirit shown we can say that they did a terrific job and here's hats off to our . . . UI' figfnsu are Jani Ce M-f Kay, Marion ' Janlce J-, Sandr a and Henry, A HBSQ1 ern b Cheerleaders CYS' bee' 'emu yen, . . . . sv . . I Dressed in their outfits of purple and white are the 1954 cheerleaders. Back row: D. Nindort, D. Rich, P. Carlson, J. Ronca, G. Wastila, B, Frazer, J, Burgraff, N. Thomson. Front row: S. Marcovich, B. Johnson, R. Joslin, C. Danielson, J. Nelson, K. Larson, J. Tyson, S. Kangas, K. Ritz- HIGH. George Wastila, of the Alley Aces, tries tor a strike. Str ..... cel Bowling Every Saturday at l:3O at the Center Bowling Alley, bowling fans from Cathedral High, East High, and Central, loin together for their Tri-Hi Bowling league. This league consists of eight teams captain- ed by Judy Engstrom, Cathedral, Earle Anderson, Roger Moe, Rhonda Joslin, Nancy Thompson, Bonny Johnson, Janis Nelson, and Jack Grant, Central. The advisor for this group is Mr. Barney Carlson, who has headed the bowling league for the past four years. Secretary for the league this year was Joanne Burgraft. Roger Moe and Joanne Tyson get set to bowl while Shirley Kangas is kept busy keeping score. ! v':'h,g,f 'L Block That Rock Curling Central curlers had a very abbreviated season this year because of mild weather conditions. Starting in the middle of December the curlers were only able to enjoy this sport for five weeks. The Bill Solin rink was in the lead at the end of the short curling season. This year 60 Centralites, including 21 girls and 39 boys, turned out to participate in curling. Twelve teams or rinks were formed composed of five members each. Members of a rink in- clude the skip, third, second, lead, and alternate. The Central curling league used the facilities Nancy Jackson hurls the rock down the rink. and equipment of the Superior Curling Club. Mr. Robert Gradin completed his sixth year as advisor to this group. Curling enthusiasts Jim and Jerry con- centrate on the skips signal. Henry Gingras swoops with all his might as team members look on. Catherine, Bill, Don, Roger, and John decide who will get the point. Worli and Play Together ln.. Basketball is one of many sports that all three girls gym classes partake. It is well liked and eventually well played. They hold tournaments which make it much more interest- Tumbling Oof and over she goes. There are quite a few girls that enjoy tumbling and have a lot of fun doing it. This sport pertains most- ly to the sophomore class but the iuniors and freshmen spend a short time or it also. Ping Pong Ping pong is a new sport to the girls phy- sical education classes and is widely enjoyed. This is probably one of the most enioyed sports played by teen-agers today. There were also tournaments held in ping pong with partners. -126- ing to the girls. It is about the only sport played all year that shows so much pep and enthusiasm by the girls. Volleyball Another sport that all three girls gym classes take part in is volley ball. This sport arouses a lot of pep and enthusiasm among the girls and there were a wide variety ot tournaments held. They were mostly be- tween the gym classes and were held after school. This goes to show that the girls must have really liked it in order to come in on their own time to participate. Archery The sophomores have a great treat when it comes time to partake in the sport of ar- chery. This is well liked by all the girls and they really work to hit that bulls-eye. Your form and the way you hold your bow are just as important as the shooting itself. Good Clean Fun ' Y. Basketball is played throughout the win- ter in all boy's gym classes. Dress Right! A glimpse of Mr. Norm Olson's gym classes J g.u......-+0 W, N, .-1 .i QR M ,Maf- rx,-'u 3 .B 424936 wah- in W, , 1. 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'I 1 .w -qwnril ,p L lll wt I A C I I I Compliments of SELDEN'S Inc and EMPLOYEES CRONSTROM S COMPLETE LINE OF Dmners and Lunches 5331 33 T Grocers Butchers Bakers Congratulations Class of 1954 Program of teacher preparation Four year Lrberal Arts currrculum Pre Professronal courses In many fields We shall be pleased to help you plan your college or unwerslty program Credlts earned are ac cepted by leadlng mstltutlons throu hout the country Wlsconsln State College tSp W 138- 9 9 ' - ower Avenue - - Superior, Wis. I Wisconsin State College offers . . . I O O O 0 D I I a u erior, isconsin Knudsen Bros Ship Building AND Dry Dock Co Norfhern Engmeermg Co ECKUDSE HRKUDS The Vogue Bootery KOTTER MCKEE Sho., sZi.ZZ'E Z.f,,.,,..,. F LORI 9 TS 1218 TOWER AVENUE 2419 ELMIRA AVE EXp 4 7797 EXp 4 7493 OUR BEST WISHE9 TO THE 1954 o 0' Your Future Wlll Be Brwhter Wlth Plenty of Glare Free LIGHT REMEMBER 9 EYES ARE PRICELESS W W GOOD LIGHT IS CHEAP Supadn 70460: .lfgitmad pawn 001144417 'A' Superior, Wisconsin . . N N . . N EN L 'ii' Say If With Flowers . - ort - 1' .1 L ig? Q Q5 To G 3 7 . Q. 'bi 4 1 Q f -1 B 8 B Record Shop Pho og aphs Re o ds a d S ppl es 802 TOWER AVE EXp 4 4236 AL ROSBERG S SHOE HOQPITAL Shoe Repo of the Best K d 1118 BELKNAP ST SUPERIOR W S Ellis Plumbing and Healing Compan Pl b ll p W C y E yth g W th U l4l4 BELKNAP ST EXp 4 7754 ROOKEY EXp 4 6609 1417 BANKS AVENUE THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES HAVE A COKE Coca Cola BoH'llng Company 140- 9 K . n C 'L ' iring n U 5 in ! 793 O ' ' , I.. Milton M. Hinz Scott G. Williamson , TRANSFER The um ingS o on heels Off ' We arr ver in i sl o . ort ' l O . :fl I J mtcu s , IWW 'n FIU!! 'YI' Z- BEEFBURGERS HOT DOGS KITCH S DRIVE IN CHILI HOMEMADE SOUPS LUNCHES THE HUMDINGER SANDWICH EXport 4 9778 8 a m to 2 a m Congratulations Semors ANDROY HOTEL Billings Park Pharmacy LLOYD A IOHNSON R Ph Your Neighborhood Drug Store DRUGS SUNDRIES SODAS SCHOOL SUPPLIES I905 IOWA AVE EXport 4 4508 PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED Um Quad Our customers come to us again and again because they get the kind of printing they want and at a price they believe lust That we think is true service It is a product of skill excellent equip ment and an unanswermg determination on our part to do thmgs right. Our customers tell us of their appreciation. When you have prmtmg to do, you can expect this same degree of satisfaction, for we value our good name above all other considerations. Evening Telegram .lob Printing Shop Tower at 13th Superior, Wisconsin ..- ' 4: .iA . ' T- Z J: i Eg .i LIFE e ' sl , 'A' 'X lv . I 9 ' ir I f f , . , . I. . . . .I .. 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SERVICE The only alternative to further government control as a revlval of free enterprase and capl tallsm along creatnve modern 20th century Imes by wudemng the base of the pyramid of private ownershlp thru systems of proflt sharing lnclud ang Increasing partlclpatlon In ownership on the part of the worker producer and cooperatsve forms of busmess enterprises These move ments especially the cooperatnves are long over due for a vigorous peruod of expansuon ln our sense of llldlVIdUll lmtlatlve and personal securl ty than anything that has happened In our eco nomlc llfe for a hundred years The cooperatives already a great and grow mg form of enterprise ln this country are by theur very nature the antithesis of monopoly private or government they guarantee the sta bvllty of prlvate ownership and provnde an nnsur mountable barrier to dlctatlon by Government bureaucratrc powers barring outright conflsca tlon After T5 years of war production which has made bug buslness, bug government and bug mllltary inseparable about the only large area of production and trade that remains mdependently ln the hands of the people are the great coopera tlves thruout the country Bag lndustry big government bug mllltary are by the very nature of thelr association In this mulltary age leadung us nearer and nearer to wards the day that lnltlatlve dlrectlon depend ence resldes around mahogany desks In Wash nngton Thus as the path to statlsm soclallsm natlonallsm easily over thousands of cooperatlve enterprises which are owned and directed thru democratlc means by hundreds of thousands of little people Evidence of the blindness that exusts In many business clrcles regarding the economic facts of the 20th century has been the efforts of smear the cooperatives as soclallstlc or communustlc when as so dramatically evidenced thruout Scan dmavla the cooperatlves operatmg harmonious ly on a large scale alongsnde free enterprise cap: talrsm have erected an lmpenetrable barrler against Commumst mfrltratlon FIND OUT MORE ABOUT CO OPS BY CALLING Central Co -op Wholesale SUPERIOR, WIS EXport 4-7721 142- O e O o o CO. I , . . . . . H ' I 1 I r ' 1 . - I - . . . . . - Q s - u I 1 1 5 . 0 I 4 1 - n - Q - . . I I ' I U ' I I r , . r . . . - . . - country, which would do more to restore the Hyeu eenfr dren a government nernese so ll , I I 0 D . I - I 0 O I Q a I , 1 s H s s su - Q i - I I -1 1 I . I I I I. ' 5 Q - I I 0 - . . s s . n I . . - s H 1 w 1 1 - 7 1 C011gTC1fUlClfiO11 ROLAND c. BUCK, Inc. S , -ENGINEERS- emors , . EXport 4-7781 201 Tele ram 'ld' Cornwell THE STORE OF SERVICE COrpG1.at10n W1ll1s Drug Store EXp0 t 4 3133 1129 T ' Q Q- 8 B g 0 . 0 O I' - owerA U E 51 A. Lo ill ,Ia M 1... i , . . , kv lt I I ' 3 ' , .J Sunni' -3 V--- 3 4 . A 'D' X AE, : oo'. : B 35 A I ' ads 5 E i V, ., 1 U ,rj .WVA Z-, ,W ,D I Q iff' ,L . l 'x 1, -143- Howatt Jewelers Diamonds - Watches Rings - .lewelry Expert Jewelry Repairing 1425 TOWER AVE EXport 4 7683 R s JOHNSON Mgr THE SPEAKES CO. Building Materials and Coal EXpo 1 4 3053 I26 BANKS AVE Dwzfau Hotel Restaurant and .Ianltor Supplies EXport 4 5255 720 22 TOWER AVE SUPERIOR W The HENRICH PHARMACY The Prescrzptzon Store GREETING CARDS COSMETICS 1420 TOWER AVE Expon 4 3233 Labor Congrafulafes e SUPERIOR FEDERATION LABOR ,gui Germann Jewelers Somethmg from Germann s ls Somethmg Special 1225 TOWER AVE EXpOr1 2 2955 144- . - O - ' I - . , ns. h - t I fh ' Grad uafi ng Class :E ', '1.'q-JJ L, 5 of II ' I I I - Where You Get Spode Havlland Mmton Castleton Franclscan Bavarlan Red Wxng Stanqel an Russell Wrnght DINNERWARE 100 P tt t h EDELSTEIN S QQZZZMW 4 HOUSE OF FLOWERS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS 1307 TOWER AVE EXp 1 4 6581 Furn1'rure 81 Sfack and C0 Chma Sfore 152123 1 Exp 1 2 2621 PALACE MARKET MEATS an GROCERIES 2010 TOWER AVE EXp rt 4 6665 d 4 6666 Complete stock of Cameras Assessones Supplles PORTRAITS Commerclal Photography Cynlllccrcl iBc-arg Studco 145- - K I Q I X - ' 1 iff . ' 'ii' , . or - d ' d Over a erns o C oose From! if Compliments I Of O . . o - ower Ave. ' an ' or - , 1 and Q O and O 0 4 or - - Ma+her Pharmacy Inc P esc pf E pe fs Exp 4 4494 1505 TOWER AVE SUPER OR W s BUESCHER BAND INSTRUMENTS FAVQRITE SPQT QF ACCORDIONS WFL DRUMS CENTRAL STUDENTS T ,, th LANG S MUSIC STORE MUSIC SUPPLIES ACCESSORIES BRIDGEMAN S EXp 2 8070 GCOD LUCK TO THE 1954 GRADS FROM GRADS OF I9I3 I9I6 I924 I93I I932 RAN D RAPID House FURNISHING co. - I - - Q -T I r I 0 r ri ion x r ort - . I , I . V, ' 9 rA e Fountain Specials at --Expert Repair Service-- ' - 4 . , 16- Tell lf fo Sweeney BUILDING MATERIALS 216 BELKNAP ST EX 4 6606 E eryth ng for Men and Boys MUSIC HEADQUARTERS Tops In Sfyle TOPS' Val Braman Muslc Co 1120 I I22 TOWER AVE Exp 4 5692 THE EVENING TELEGRAM serves freedom ' BY SERVING YOU ' SERVING THE FAMILY ' SERVING THE CCMMUNITY ' SERVING THE NATION Upper Wisconsin's Leading Newspaper The Voice of fhe People ll ll -I I M rons , when it's . I Q. . p - . I I f M k 0 st Q a e ur or SIE G -: I-S You, v i ! Record, Instruction, Music U O I n . . - ' ort ' 47 SARATOGA CAFE The Home of Good Food OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY 7 DAYS A WEEK 804 TOWER AvE EXporf 4 4991 Congratulotuons to the Sensors BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY O O O 619 TOWER AVE EXpor1 4 7718 COMPLIMENTS OF JOSEPH BERGER INSURANCE AGENCY COMPLIMENTS OF ELEANOR S 1412 TOWER AVE Etc 04 mm lslf fowl! AVI BELKNAP BARBER SHOP For Service and Courtesy ERIC AND I-IURLEY 1116 Belknap next door to Brldgeman Central s Grads Hearhly Endorse WESTLUND HARDWARE 1024 TOWER AVE EXpor1 4 4942 GROCERY MEATS HOME BAKERY and COFFEE SHOP 12o2 BELKNAP sv Expma-am Peoples Drug Store J A GRIMSRUD Prop 1 124 BELKNAP ST EXport 4 7765 148- 2 1 I U CONNOLLY'S W f Congratulations Graduates of 1954 e f fm Buy Wuth Conhdence Quality A Cedar Tradltuon for Over 43 Years MAN NIN C GARDEN CENTER Evergreens Trees Shrubs Blrd Baths Trelllses Etc The Complete Garden Store EXp t 4 9012 31 15 BELKNAP STREET MGTEIH ea Rooms Expo f 2 4972 1820 HAMMOND AVENUE LONG DISTANCE MOVING STORAGE Dauly Servuce to Duluth SUPERIOR 81 DULUTH TRANSFER CO 91 1 TOWER AVE EXport 4 4471 Better Values Better Selections Get the GOOD Hablt of Gomg By Bus! Safe Sure Economlcal ' Convement PUPKINS Duluth - Superior 518 520 TOWER AVENUE EXport 4 4010 Bus Co. 0 o o Cl' 1 ' 7 r M 2 1 - ww VK, u Y 0 0 it lax 'i' : ' ' ' ' , . 1 e 4 I I l E . I . 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I 149- F acult Akers Paul Amundson Roland Arndt Mary Jo Austreng George Anderson Chrtstnne Bardon Laura Beglnnger Herbert B r Lrll an Blackledge Dorothy Burgess Jean Bromley Ruchard Caleson Esther Callaway H D Conley Harry Crowley Marvm Dahlman James Davrdson Rrchard Ellrott Mary Ellnson Marlon Gates Warren Glew Horace Gotsky Vlctorla Gradm Robert and dmlnlstratlon 45 73 4157 73 40 45 56 42 50 40 43 lO7 40 46 54 89 46 89 4l 56 44 56 44 74 Hoffren Joan Hogan Louus Honz Donald Jacobsen LeRoy Johnson Leslue Keller Wullram Larson Delmar Lenghty Rnchard Lomoe Aluce Langerman A F Lucas Adelrne Maves Lyle Meter Louus Miller Dwught Moe Marhn Moe Remholt Nelson Gust ols I Olson Norman Paquette Francus Peters Warren Putnam Frances Index 49 55 40 4l 9 69 43 70 43 73 80 4 7ll2ll5 404357107 Rehnstrand Margaret Grover Patrlcra Gulbrandson Dorothy Hennessy Mauruce Hoff Eugene 41 76 If 45 73 80 Roguna Joseph Schmndt Joseph Shaw George Shaw S Brnnley Snek Joseph Skoog Helen Smuth Rev Harvey Strommer Donald Swanson Hugo Swanstrom Selma Tetzler Greta Ursm Vnctor Veruch Mlchael Wadd Morton Wagner John Whrhnger Leon Whrtmore Rnchard Yaworskr Tony 40 45 44 54 7181 40 43 43 55 68 40 55 42 49 45 49 40 45 79 48 57 75 MCDONALD S CAREFUL CLEANERS I l I6 BELKNAP ST EXport 4 9041 LUGGAGE PORTFOLIOS ZIPPER RING BOOKS L KEMPINSKY PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS GI-A55 AND PAINT C0 REBUILTS RENTALS 6th ST and OGDEN AVE Wlsconsm Typewrrler Co Complrments of 150- NOTTINGHAM CLEANERS FOR BETTER CLEANING 1306 TOWER AVE EXport 4 6901 1824 TOWER AVE Z I l l 0 0 0 I , 7 L , , 8 ,' ' 5 , 40 , 5l , - ' , 42 , N 44 , ' ' 51 , ' 8 , - , ' ' 50 . 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