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Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Superior, WI)

- Class of 1955

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This year Mr. Brown was elevated to the principalship of his Alma Mater where his utmost con- cern is the welfare of the individual student and the maintenance of good public relations for the school. . --2- I 1 Qi M .57 Ii IJ fsfp fl Contents Cbgjiwi fn' 1 - .AAr44, fffcav - , ,nf fi'-764677 C110-c foo-f .K f - M44 t .'f'A if'f ,'l'l ff, .geaaaazzssa ,7,6f,Z,,fM,4,,4.17I g:D54Z,z5,:1:Qc:g !fLu'113OgQOf 15QoQE MH75f,GM2, Ji.. -I U O 4617 ff If '. Mmm . ffl. - SEE VII ,I -fffyfn 41 I, AE :D m Q fffvfw fff.-fm . . . 5 . .v . K M7 V, A, ,f ,, .1 I I 15114171 f C 1,ff,15!f'f,4-'f if . f4,c9, fv,fvv'9 : 'J 'M' C. .f I ' H, . ' 'if' ' VV' ,ff - f' I 'l I-4 If-l I-A as 4: no o oo K1 on as os I- oo +- oo ur- ou ow oo ow ca N ur- E? I I I I I I I I I I gg +- I-1 I-1 I-1 V' Q. as ur- no o fI K1 O fa oo KQCQ gf I Rx 47 94 946' .jf df ff! 65, ,I fi 41 ,Q 1, if ,6-Aff, M4 ,if -Q N IXNSEX 9 SH, QS XJVI XSS GI 5 E33 I dministration Cyecxden Qjlnlir ,AKNX X inf' M hU 1 WR ,fa ff? .55 ' JN,-x, 12 V If f ,A Vf5iliifgwff?'5?'lIl'nA iT arc n U d Central C will Efflf-'!!.!'!fi1i , Me. I1,,gg!1g.gf-ndzmiiimuu ' u ep 'U 1 ?: , I , .,1 '1uU!i,nu' uw, f fx BOARD OF EDUCATION Back row, left to right: Dr. H. D. Callaway, Mr. John Berg, Mr. George Shaw fSupt.J, Mr. Ralph Erickson, Mr. Arthur Westlund. Front row, left to right: Mr. I. L. Nichols, Mrs. Walter Lin- degren, Mr. Hugo Swanson. Absent: Mr. Roland Amundson Good schools don't just happen. They are the result of long hours of planning on the part of a duly elected board of education and its chosen representative, the superintendent. Theirs is the task of providing a school program that's right for all students, the academically minded who go on to college and the non-academically minded who must be able to step into an economic spot in the community as soon as they leave school. Though its problems may snowball, the local board will still weigh them carefully, realizing all to well that youth is our nation's most precious re- source. ADMINISTRATION GEORGE E. SHAW Superintendent of Schools Central is proud of the promotion that came to its former principal. Mr. Shaw has always extended the spirit of cooperation and friend- liness to anyone who needed it, and carried that same spirit into the superintendency. MAURICE BROWN ,,-we Principal g . n Mr. Brown believes very firmly in the prin- ciples of democracy and in h1S quiet, con- sistent way endeavors to build his school policies around them. 4' ,, : FRANK CIRILLI Assistant Principal Advise and supervise-that is the job of Mr. Cirilli, Dean of Boys at Central. Annually, hun- dreds of boys find their way to his office, receiving from him the solution to the problems which are a daily part of our complex school life. ALICE LOMOE Dean of Girls Wise, understanding, gracious, Miss Lomoe is at ease in any situation and firmly maintains discipline among the girls at Central. Further, she recognizes the need for training girls in the social graces and, as their ac- knowledged leader, guides them thru a program that will enable them to hold their own in the social positions they will occupy after graduation. Courteous and efficient are two words that sum up the office force at Central. Marion Elli- son, who has so capably acted as secretary to the principal, left at mid-season to become a part of the force at Blaine. Her duties fell to Frances Putnam and a new-comer, Carol Lettenstrom, who is already making a niche for herself in our hearts. Students appreciate the pleasant per- sonalities of these girls and the consideration shown to solving their difficulties. Mary Jo A1 ndt, xx ho is in charge of the busi ness end of the Student Program, makes the hand- ling of bus tickets and collection of student fees a pleasant task rather than a chore. Every one in school knows and loves our school treasurer. g orricis FoRcE ,wmay , mia ,,,A .-14L,. I AKERS, PAUL .. . .Language Arts 10, Dramatics 4, .l . V. 5 10th grade adviser, Committees: Radio Commis- J 'f' .iw ., ,,.,, ' sion, Social. . . iw ' ' if? . , A ,W , W AUSTRENG, GEORGE ooooooooooo.i..i...... ........Mathemat1cs 'H .J i-N-fir 10th grade adviser, Committees: Honor Day, 1' f , :i . . F Noon Hall Duty. P J .,, BARDON, LAURA . .................... Language Arts 11: fl. . f.. - Foreign Language MW? 11th grade adviser, Committees: Guidance Day, X A .c,.f,, .f,,.,.. 4. A ly K ,V Ch., Radio commission. . van Liu lla., . .- .M ff'iZf.,.. :If , - BEGLINGER, HERBERT . .......... Language Arts 9-11 ff 11th grade adviser, Intra-mural Sports, Com- .m. N mittees: Student Council Adviser, Co. Ch. ' 'mn , MP' E ' BERG, LILLIAN .... ........ . Music, Mathematics - 10th grade adviser, Committees: Assembly Pro- L..- -. f grams. BRUCKBAUER, JOHN ......... Social Studies 9-11 gh glrade adviser, Committees: S Club Adviser, oac . . ...,b W ' 'gif CALESON, ESTHER .. ...... .. .......... Matherrla-tiCS ,,,,,, 12th grade adviser, Committee: Dramatics. W ,ffwfm I 4- CARLSON, DOROTHY ......... ...................... E conomlcs Committees: Coolidge Room, Dramatics. CONLEY, HARRY .......................... Physical Education Committees: Football and Basketball Manager, L V, Athletic Director, Faculty Finance, Intra-mural 1 f 1 DAVIDSON, RICHARD ....,.................. Industrial Arts 1 I 10th grade adviser, Committee: Stage Scenery. CROWLEY, MARVIN ................... Physical Education , , Football Coach: Committees: Pep Rally, S Club ,y gg, WW , , Adviser. 2 3, DAHLMAN, JAMES ............................ Industrial Arts ' 11th grade adviser, Committees: American Edu- M' -4 -'-nag cation Week, Faculty Social, Public Address. ELLIOTT, MARY .. . . . Foreign Language ' 11th grade adviser, Committees: Junior Red ' 0? ' Cross, Ch. 1 ' Qxq, If I 'M ,,- GLEW, HORACE . . Mathematics f 5, 12th grade adviser, Committees: Faculty Fin- s.. fi ance, School Treasurer. Q I 'W2'1 '9w , ' GRADIN, ROBERT . .. .... . Science 10th grade adviser, Committees: Science Club . Adviser, Intra-mural, Student Social. ' HENNESSY, MAURICE ....... . .... .. ......Science A 9th grade adviser, Committee: American Educa- ' I g , ju tion Week. f' ' V Ai . X J' ic- 9 - . 4 F' HOFF, EUGENE . . .... . ..... Language Arts 9, 1 f . .M , ,,-.- sociai studies 9 ' ' -g -cry., I f-- A,:: 9th grade adviser, Committees: Senior Pageant, . . , ,f Radio Commission. , ,A V, I y W HOGAN, LOUIS ..Language Arts 10-11 ig ,,,.r ijt, 10th grade adviser, Committees: Faculty Fin- li :.': I ance, Safety. 5 ' 3 '..f ll I fn L'1 fif .yfvrieiil THE FACULTY HONZ, DONALD C ,,,, CCCLanguage Arts 9, Latin 1-2 9th grade adviser. HYMEN, DOROTHY t,A.O C O,....,...... Physical Education 10th grade adviser, Committees: Cheerleaders, Intra-mural Sports, Noon Recreation. JACOBSEN, LEROY CC C CC .ee,e aa,a ,,.,. C C .a.ee C C Science 9th grade adviser, Committees: Faculty Social, Safety, Ch. JOHNSON, VIOLA ..... Language Arts 9, Journalism 9th grade adviser, Echo Staff. KELLER, VVILLIAM .,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,.........,,,..,,,,,, Orchestra Committees: Assembly Programs, Music, Ch. LEIGHTY, RICHARDC C C C C Language Arts 9-12 9th grade adviser, Committees: Publicity, senior Pageant, Ch. LUCAS, JAMES C. CC CCCCC CC CC CC CC C CC Social Studies 9 9th grade adviser, Committees: L. D. P. Adviser, Faculty Social, Student Social. MAVES, LYLE C C C.CCC Social Studies 12, Speech 12th grade adviser, Committees: Echo Business Staff, Radio Commission, Ch., Forensics. MEIER, LOUIS CCCC.CCC CC C CC C Music 10th grade adviser, Committee: Assembly Pro- grams, Music. MOE, R. C. CC.CC, C CC CC CCCScience 12th grade adviser, Committees: American Edu- cation Week, Public Address System, Visual Aids. NOVACK, GERALD CCCCC C C C C CCCCC Science 11th grade adviser, Committees: Freshman Foot- ball Coach, Pep Rally, Intra-mural. PAQUETTE, FRANCES CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Social Studies 11 11th grade adviser, Intra-mural, Assistant Foot- ball Coach. PETERS, WARREN CCCCC.CC ...C.....---- - - ------ ---- C Ommefcial 12th grade adviser, Committees: Honor Day, Faculty Finance. REHNSTRAND, MARGARET --------------- ------------ - - Aft 12th grade adviser, Committee: Art Exhibits, Ch., Junior Red Cross. ROGINA, JOSEPH ....C ........------------------- - -- - ------- a- Science 10th d dviser, Committees: American Edu- catior?rEl1VZe:lli, Social Studies, Student Council Adviser, Ch. Rosa, MADONNA CC.....C.C....-------------------- Commercial 11th grade adviser, Committees: Student Social, Coquina Club Adviser. sci-IMIDT, JOSEPH C.C.... ....-...-- , -------- L anguage ANS 12 12th grade adviser, Committees: Senior Pageant, Co. Ch., Guidance Day. SHAW, s. BRINLEY ....------------------ ------ ---- -------- ::-:: B a U d Committees: Assembly ProgramS, Band- U A. ' fifmfwd ,Lf Fw. I, 72 f ' ,C , -sg,-f 5 vii, ,M nw 'if N-A.,-1' I 7 ff I . ' C. 6 4 ZS, -W K 'ff' fi ,,,,Qff- V Q ff arm, fr, if' I C l I K' f' wp, ' . , ng , 41, I J A C, 'I O ' 1 1' , W 1 4.1 A -T, ,Ah ,F ' Cd? 5 ,E 4 ' 'Q , -. Q. Lf. C 'O .. F C f C 4 .-an Zi . . fl -1. 1 ' -- 1 ' X: i': ' -,, ff K-ll at Ag 1 fy CC C V u ...wr , C-- Q4 ' 5 I A ' it - 'af its Q x C4 'F ' R Fff , . ,lg pq, , ' C ', A E: C- -W 3 s., 4' . - -we 1 The stimulus of a good teacher in our formative years lives with us and motivates our adult life. wx- Q, Wi-1 35, if qi: 1 - .Q-ww-w ' W I X Ca 3 5' . , y,,,,.' 09' . ,. 2 SI. V 9 a -I-y I F: :aa 51: . A A Q . -Zigi? - ' ug, I I Q n.'l .N VV QL If 'V D cf'j7 - - ,id .t '?'?ifLTiTF. ff 1 mv' nf,- ,.- -ff 3 sxxf SITEK JOSEPH . ., . . , 4, A A-V ---50191109 11th grade adviser: Committees: Student Social, Shuttermen Adviser. SKOQG, I-HELEN AA,,eeee g . eeee , ,.,,eee Home Economics 9th grade adviser: Committees: American Edu- cation 'Week, Faculty Social. STROMMER. DONALD . . 1 ait.Va . ..SOCi3-1 St11di6S 12 12th grade adviser: Committees: Guidance Day: Assistant Basketball Coach. SWAN STROM, SELMA . . .Social Studies 10 10th grade adviser: Committees: Caps and Sfigygus, Ch.: D. A. R. Adviser: History Club Ad- M V, er. JA f TETZLER. GRETA . . Social Studies 11 11th grade adviser: Committees: American Edu- Q at Co. Ch.: Athenae Club Adviser, r' 1 ge Room, Ch.: Student Social. ' rTI-IILLMAN, GORDAN .Language Arts 10, Journalism 12th grade adviser: Committees: Dramatics, Devil's Pi Editorial. URSIN, VICTOR ......,..... Industrial Arts, Mathematics 11th grade adviser: Committees: American Edu- cation 'Week Co. Ch.: Caps and Gowns. VON ENDE, ZOE U... . .... .. Social Studies 9-10 9th grade adviser: Committees: Faculty Finance, Junior Red Cross. WADD. MORTON . .....,.. ..... I ndustrial Arts 9th grade adviser: Committees: Safety, Stage Scenery. VVAGNER, JOHN . . Mathematics. Bookkeeping 12th grade adviser: Committees: Music, Music Department Manager. VVAHLSTROM, DARRELL ..... ...., L anguage Arts 10 10th grade adviser: Committees: Hospital Room. WHITINGER, LEON I . .. ............ Librarian Committees: Caps and Gowns. Faculty Social. WITTE. SHIRLEY . Physical Education Committees: Cheerleaders. Intra-mural. YAWORSKI, TONY . W. ........ ,Art 11th grade adviser: Committees: Art Exhibits Assembly Programs. Crajt Club Adviser, Noon Hall Duty: Coolidge Room: Stage Scenery. RICHARD J. BROMLEY Curriculum Coordinator The last few years have brought many changes to our world. In some cases it has been necessary to revise secondary school curricula to meet these changes. It is Mr. Bromley's duty to follow the present trends in education and keep Central in step with them. Because of the many standardized tests he gives the students, he is probably the best known of the supervisors who come to us from Blaine. ' 1 v fu. X 1 I . l x ' .2 ' .f , A4 F4 Lanliefmanl Edwin R35mU55en- G'-Wt Nelffmi R0bert LUV' Mrs. Alice Larson, Mrs. Evelyn Simonson, Mrs, Selma Ericksfm son, Mary Gambeski, Freeman Anderson, Lnlil Oestcrreich. and Vivian MO,-rigette Absent, Wm. Polglase. Q M ,vm l 1 TREASUREIVS OFFICE if tm. Standing: J. Salveson, N. Robbins, B. Kubala, K. Maki, D. James, Sitting: D. Grandhagen, E. Koski, J. 'Wick, S. DeMoss. Mlm: orricis Standing: S. Stordahl, B. White. Sitting: V. Runquist, K. Baker, L. Posey. MAINTENANCE Several students volunteer their time to assist in Alert to the needs of the school, the custodian force is ever in action keeping the school warm, the rooms clean, and the grounds presentable. The cooks, too, play a tremendous part in the shortened lunch period, for they not only plan and prepare Well balanced meals for the students and faculty, but keep the lunch lines running smoothly and efficiently in both the upper and lower cafeterias. Three boys, Dick Parker, Coco Johnson, and Allan Johnson, who sell milk at noon on the two floors also help in the operation of the school. -1 1- both the main and the treasurer's office. One can't put enough value on the amount of assistance they Not shown here and not volunteer workers but re- cognized for service rendered are the library assistants during these hours: First-Freeman Sandstrom Jeanne Jones. Second-Gloria Evans, Andrew Nelsoni Third - Richard Schvveiger. Gage Herman, Janet Maki FourthgGeraldine Grady. Fifth-Gerald Arseneau. Diane Duthey. Sixth-Janice Copiskev, Carole Waite' Tom Davidson. ' ' -' ,Q',' N g, ' ,,, rzj X46-'4Q!7'L6K LQ-K4-c.'f!v -'gf-' 5 , f M,...,,Q 'X ' Ap :lf ifffifff Wwdmzzv XC! X1 gif! 141171 d 5 if j 6l.4gi,,,,L Ag? af 7, if I gefpf 24? WL Q Ax fi f L,,Lf-47 fQmfiJf L, vw Q- g iw X r ww fl xx 'vip L A l ' xY V .bl f jf O W A M r am 10 S ' fy P ' N15 'HJ . ' ff' fQ AJ' lwn ' ' V -P f NXfk Af' Q ,UPU iv Dt J JA xxx X 'lIv' xy tx! Af' 'I Y MM KA X A P' fx J ' X sh j N' V J I ,J ,JS ' - - March Un Qld Central - IS. 123. 21' fx ' ?a'gP'3Q?ffT7a?' ' Z ax n - - . 74 . - I A H2 'X 5' 'n Il H .557 512134: 5 1255 il I f fa Hai aiigiiigff-x52- f . .A Lx- f ff. ' I -,J ' F -.5- 1: :lf ' I mul ll!!! 311553 3 ,Mil ilwywl Q ix JL f 1 f lf M K 7, .1 ff V .f5f'!f Mk 'X ' ,wp yn, If X! 1 w,,,f 1 W9 ,1 P I. ri, ff' 461 Wl!5' 113.- 1 1 f? I ' V07 1 I LZ f, Y, . 'D Af ' L ,. f ' ' 'G' ' A' V Y? '5 5 Q 4 , QW' - if X Y ll 2 :M . X 'S-s,-fit L i l pa , Beautiful posters were displayed in the halls for the Athenae's Dance-Masque Fantasy. THENAE CLUB Back Row: K, Nicoski, M. Peterson, S, Payton K, John C 5 -- 4 C- saffron' M-S226--, seaazr-JMainletsizzidzszesfiaa,iszsHSs:5.:.r5.arOt.f . erson, . o nson, . or , M, M L , r ' - ' , ' Q - .. - Third Rows. P. Picard, J Carlson, N, Iitzgera1d,CB?a.l1ohnson, S l-Icinlieli-il-c6.i1lf,r5Slg2l1e?rsc?n Schnelder' Treasurer: J' Anderson glarlkovighvvk. Wells, S Olsson, D. Moore, K. Peterson, G. First Row: K 'Bergfalk J 'Levens J Lebo S Fisher J Wei ze ac. ' ' ' ' , ' , - - V - angerm land- C- Hfigrnan, S Walt. S. Keller, N. Anderson, B An active organization with emphasis on the service as well as the social side of life. the Athenae Club had another successful year in '54- '55. They began it with their participation in the Viking Day parade where they combined efforts with the Booster and Coquina Clubs to take first place in the float division of the parade. One of their members, Shirley Kangas, reigned as queen at the Viking Dance. They initiated new mem- bers and gave a formal dinner for them. Later, they directed their energy toselling Christmas cards. stationery, and theater tickets. They held candy and rummage sales to raise funds for their annual gift to the school. They served at teach- ers' meetings and assisted at the Senior Banquet. the Basketball-Football Dinner, and helped with the College Day luncheon. Their Sweater Dance. the Masque Fantasy, was an outstanding school event. Their Mothers' Tea was a delightful occa- sion for both the mothers and the girls. A trip lo the Ice Follies in Minneapolis for the Senior and .Junior girls and their advisor, Miss Tetzler, was the reward they achieved for their three-year participation in this fine organization. Thompson, A Olsson. Girls arrange table decorations for the Mothers' Tea. B00 TER CLUB M2 .vo- Freshmen girls are honored at the Freshman Tea. , I V K, J h , Second Row: Miss Lomoe, Advisor, K. Berkseth, C. Ekstroln, Bacllf'lggxymz?he'sO1Rnsg2rgi?enP?teBg3.?:leff Ilwlillgiigon, J. iagigg, J. Eskelin, C. Sather, J. Setterstrom, Chaplain: K.. Russell, Nl K ler D Gra B Johnson B 'Eskelin J. Karra. Historiang M. Reed, Secretary: K. Baker, Vice President: P. Third' Riff. Wiesng- j Sevels 'L AMaltby vB. Thomson, J. Mather, President: B. Carlson, Treasurer: M. Yaworski, K. I ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' I 1 th, M, Moe, P. Le-ieroos. - D 2096: tN' ,Qfhggigh PL J' Conwy' K Beuse First Row: H. Buschef, T. Yaworski, M. Nelson, s. whmmger, Owls O' ' ' ' ' G. Johnson, C. Kunsman, A. McDonald. S. Locken, J. Pal- A new membel' gets the formal initiation. a corsage at -15. mer. G. Wade, R. Rafshol, K. Olson. J Nolan, S. Bloom- quist. Absent: S. Shulstad. Fm a Booster. Proudly fifty-three service- wise girls worked cooperatively with the other clubs to make social life at Central very enjoy- able for others as well as themselves. They be- gan the year with a Tea for Freshman girls, they held informal and formal initiations for their new members, they did their share in preparing and serving food at the College Day luncheon, and the Football-Basketball and Senior Banquets, and they served coffee and cake to the teachers to put them in a good mood at faculty meetings. Zeal- ously they sold candy, pencils and theater tickets to raise funds for a gift to the school. High on their program of activities they listed a very fes- tive Mothers' Tea, a Valentine party, and a truly memorable Christmas Dance. When spring roll- ed round again, they featured a Fashion Show and treated themselves to a trip to the Ice Follies in Minneapolis. It can honestly be said that these girls, and their advisor Miss Lomoe, took on great- ness by becoming a part of a cause greater than themselves. COQUINA CLUB Posing by a poster is Dottie, Vik- ing queen candidate. s RUF? ANU LIKE W it , DOTTY fx X OLLEN NOLLET : J. S d, J. James, J, Roatch, J, Butler, J..Wasco Bac?C.l?I?3Znson,al3 Euthey, A. Wick, J. Oaks, N. Conkright, B White. Thjrd Row: B. Raaflaub, J. Howard, J. Sauter, I. Hulter, J, Peterson, M. Bergstrom, M. Robinson, P. Berglund, C. Con- Her. H n have you sold? These glgvlg rsgitldywreaths at Christmas. ...16.- Second Row: Miss Rose, S. Cox, M. Ofsted, Treasurer, J. Miller. M. Rasmussen, Vice President, J. Kersten, President, D. Nollet, Secretary, G, Olsen, J. Tyson, J. Larsen. First Row: L. Helski, J. Peterson, D. Hagberg,.B. Brant, D, James, E. Erickson, S. Olson. J Ossell, M. Briggs. Weren't the Superior homes beautifully decor- ated this Christmas? Chances are some of the wreaths used were bought from Coquina girls who undertook this aesthetically satisfying project for the first time this year. A quiet organization, the thirty-seven Coquinas work whole-heartedly at their projects. most of which parallel those of the Athenae and Booster Clubs, They cooperate with the other two clubs in serving at all the luncheons and banquets that come during a busy school year. They, too, know just the right delicacy to tempt the appetites of the weary teachers before the teachers' meetings, They collaborate with the other units to make Viking Day festivities some- thing to remember. Like the other clubs. they have an annual dance-the Cotton Hop. Isn't that a name? Makes one want to put on new spring clothes and go to it, to shake off the winter blues. The girls and their advisor, Miss Rose, use some of the proceeds from the Hop, and from their sale of Viking banners and Central High School combs, for their annual gift to the school. One of the happy experiences of the year was the joint trip of the Junior and Senior girls of the three origami. zations, to the Ice,Fol1ies in Minneapolis. They really went to town that day. ' ,,-...M .--Q M- .-A -N----WF--e--Q-C. ww SHUTTERMEN 'H' S Ed 1 t i Back row: J. Herubin, R. Bromley, L- W1 lams' - . e 5 en' , h . Thi d ow: J. Kinney, A. J.. Orstad, R. -Bushnell, G Jo ns:onNumer:' Pg' Kotter- Second Birch, I. Hickocl-t, J. Johnson, At a dance or other school function the click of a camera tells those who hear it that another picture has been taken by the Shuttermen. This organization is composed of boys who are interest- ed in posing, taking, and developing pictures. Their activities this year included the sponsoring of a dinner for their senior members of the group and the Shutterman dance in November, and a gift to the school. HUTTER CLUB Work and fun combine as Shut- termen develop dance pictures. Hz Q22 Ljff?' I 4 row: R. Skudstad, D. Granstrom, B. Berkstrom, D. Willis, C. Bankey, J. Westlund. First row: J. Moebs, R. Halverson, D. Rich, L. Lawson, R. Johnson. 4 l Q I I 1 -asf' 3 'E 2 f gl V 13 N, I VVS lv' W V1 4' ...4 Q Rx . ! ,ff Back row: L. Rantila, L. rk, F. S dstrom, G. Lelvis, G. Nelson, J. Mayersak, M. Donnick, S. Steele, J. Johnson, G Paddock, C. Nelson. S nd row: . Shoeberg. S. Ansell, R. Higgens, J. Arthur. . yu . X. Peterson, J. Biatheson. First row: L. X if if lf' t f' 1A9j. !g grfxf-.'4!1j fi: lx ' 2 . 0. S. CLUB Scientist suos cultores cornat- knowl- edge comes to those who seek her, could be the motto of the Students of Science Club. This organization is open to scientific- minded students who wish to satisfy their curiosity and be stimulated to further study in science, its phenomena and methods. This group of thirty plan field trips and have speakers and film strips at their meet- ings. The main project of the members this year, as in previous years, was the pub- lication and sale of a school directory, the proceeds of which Went for a gift for the science department, Destination Moon or Destination Earth, Mr. Robert Gradin fin- ished his eighth year as advisor to the club this year. S. O. S. members dent directory. work hard to put out the ,gd Back Row: S. Edelstein, J. Karra, N. Jackson, A. Bergren, P. Wick. Front Row: G. Wade, S. Whittenger, H. Reinkall, J, Westlund, M. Yaworski, B. Thompson, H Auerbach IJLLAM, 4, pm., .g . .ff .... .ff f pf 1. , RADIQ CQMM1ss1o 2 x Communication is basic to school life. Since the public address system is one of the common media developed to facilitate such communication, it is necessary that its oper- ation be efficiently handled. A group of twelve students has been selected for this purpose. They are chosen at the beginning of the year on the basis of clearness and voice enunciation to give us the data on class or club meetings, dances, candy sales, and games. Announcements are divided be- tween two members of the commission. Joe Westlund is chairman of this group and Lyle Maves its advisor. No announcing now-anyone for candy? 'VFX or la oi Judy begins - I would like to speak to you today . . . C e n t r al students welcome guests at s p e e c h practice meet. all One of the very active groups in our school was the forensic squad. This year the team con- sisted of approximately 25 people selected from a much larger group. A successful speech festival was held at Central in March at which time sev- eral visiting schools participated. There was an opportunity for making friends with other young people interested in the speech field. A trip by Greyhound bus to Hurley was made April lst when the squad took part in the annual district speech meet. A comfortable stopover for dinner was made at the Menard Hotel in Ashland. Spe- cial effort vvas made to have the students partici- pate in community activities during the year either in single speeches or panel discussions. This helped them develop poise and started them de- veloping their own speaking ability. Some stu- dents appeared before elementary school audi- ences. Sixty people tried out for forensic work this year and took part in dramatic and argumen- tive work. Mr. Hoff and Mr. Mayes were the advisors. Back Row: L. Hutton, J. Kara, S. Ansell, R. Bromley, J. Wade, J. Westlund. Row Three: M. Jennings. P. Leveroos, R. Mc- Glasson. I. M. Hulter, Z. Von Ende. D. Bow- den. Row Two: A. Olsson, C. Soper, N. Jackson, B. Johnson. M. Yawor- ski. J. Weiland. i Frontvllowz J. Lebo, S. W Whitinger, G. Wade, J. Palmer, J. Reimer, H. Auerbach. At Rostrum: R. Skud- stad. STUDE CGUNCIL Back Row: D. Rich, C. Bankey, T. Simon, D. Anderson, S. Edelstein, H. Anderson, J. Olson, J. Moin, R. Harmon, E. Byrne h LJk CSth JH dDh DBd DZ'ldfDVl JG BM'ril BL T ird Row: . aco son, . a er, . owar, .o nson, . owen, . ies or, .iorss, . eegan, . noon, .I ee. Second Row: R. Leveroos, S. Berkowitz, J. Larson, M. Yaworski, treasurer, R. Bromley, vice president: W. Moin, prcsidentg J. Kersten secretary, J. Kline, K. Lue, N. Fitzgerald, J. Gjessing. First Row: S. Marcovich, J. Warner, G. Olson, N. McGrath, L. Rouse, B Matheson, D Erickson, P Boya, S Hirscheimer, E. Lindberg. The Student Council affords C. H. S students the opportunity to participate in school govern- ment and to promote better school spirit, better faculty-student relationships, better attendance, and better scholarship during the year. Composed of two members from each home- room and four executive officers elected at large, it annually promotes a number of projects for the welfare of the school. Among the projects this year were the sale of Central Pins, the Viking Day festivities and dance, the faculty-student March of Dimes basketball game, the keeping of attendance charts for the school, and the donation of one gundred dollars as a scholarship to a worthy stu- ent. There are forty-four active members this year working harmoniously under the guidance of Mr. Beglinger and Mr. Rogina. BOARD OF REVIEW Back Row: R. Moe, J, Ronca, S. Ladich. Middle Row: S. Rantila, D. Freer, J. Moin. Front Row: G. Wade. J Linski, A. Olsson. Have you ever met the members of the board of review? If you have met the students outside of the student council room you have been pleas- ed no doubt with the fine group of young people from our school. However, if you have been un- fortunate enough to have been late too often or absent an unwarranted number of times these members of the board can be a mighty tough lot. The board wishes to remind all Centralites that a good attendance record can be important in life. Our officers: Joyce Kersten, secretaryg Dick Bromley, vice- presidentg Bill M 0 i n , presidentg Maurine Yaworski, treasurer. Y fl Back Row R Sandvick J Munroe C Allen W Tongue D Wicklund, J. Sanderson, R, Scheldroup, S. Ladich Row Three J Swenson E Martineau G Evans G Salo C Cross, R. Moe, C. Erickson. Row Two R North D Hill K Richardson R Frazer J Stark J. Ronca, G. Johnson. CLU Boys receiving one letter for participation in either football or basketball are eligible to become members of the S Club. These boys have all receiv- ed their medals and trophies presented at previous honor assemblies. This year the club helped buy a movie camera for the school, sponsored Donkey Bas- ketball, and the appearance here of the famous Har- lem Globetrotters. Advisors of this organization of forty members are Mr. Marvin Crowley and Mr. John Bruckbauer. Spectacular committee chairmen make plans, but keep them secret. What's it about boys? B k Row: S. DeMoss, R. Lind. Meigdle Row: K, Freer, D. Johnson. V. John- SOD. Front Row: Miss Hyman, M. Larson, D. Grandhagen, B. Johnson, M. Reed, C. Warner. The G. A. A. Board organizes girls' sports. QAQ 0 This is a recreational and ath- letic organization, with a mem- bership of forty, advised by Miss Hyman, which strives to promote athletics, and to foster the ideal of good sportsmanship. -Any girl may join, though the member- ship qualification for voting is 100 points. The girls participat- ed in such sports as basketball, volleyball, softball, badminton, and a new novelty recently intro- duced to Central, Scooties. Among their school activities, they held a candy sale, sponsored pep assemblies, and offered girls' basketball demonstrations during the halves of games. You make the baskets, girls! We'll make the noise! Just a small change in this popular cheer for our Girls' Athletic As- sociation. Back Row Nl James T Jaggers In Mosentine S Edelstem R Schweiger, J, Andreson, G. Bernard, J. Ronca, G. Salo. Row Three K Johnson L Parker G Ex ans G Filbey J Thomas, A. Bergren, D. Yox, D. Ladich, K. Young. . Row Tvso lx Ritzman C Bal-.er N Thompson C Warner N Conkrite, D. Benedict, J. Miller, P. Chamberlain, L. Guild. Front Row H Auerbach J VK arner D XX angerin E Mastrian J. Weiland, J. Smith, A. McDonald, P. Mather, F. Fudally. THESPIAN CLUB National Thespians is an honorary society for the promotion of good dramatics Within the high school. To become a Thespian, one has to earn points in -either acting or backstage work. After all, the play's the thing and we doubt if there ever was a Thespian who felt the smell of grease paint wasnlt the most wonderful thing on earth. We will each remember the parts we played, the characters that became alive at our will. Oh, to tread the boards. to quote the line, to falter never, but to live life's gamut of emotion in one brief hour and then have the chance to live it all over again! buff Sed steals the children's hearts in Aladdin rf, F , Brewster roles for the climax. B0y cast rehearses their - - Members of the Craft Club paint decorations for Christmas Back row: K. Young, Pres.: B. Smith, T. Jaggers, G. Raaflaub, B Lasch A Nelson Row three J Carlson K Koski Sec Treas F Grams J. Olson, C. Gallagher, D. Smith. Row two: J, Koski, K. Craft, C Warner M Jennings G Filbey K Bingham Front row R Osterlund P. Lukkarila, B. Nett, V. Maki, J. Warner, J. Van Horn, Vice-Pres CRAFT CL Praise for the beautiful scenery used at the com- mencement program, various concerts, and plays finds its way to the twenty-four members of the Craft Club. Mr. Yaworski, the advisor, states each year the approach to the objectives takes on a new vision consistent with the latest art developments. Students work on T. V. display. sw Selected for dependability, service, scholarship, and leadership in their respective grade schools, this group of students were automatically elected to membership in the Leroy Doleysh Post. The annual projects for the twenty members this year were the sale of tournament shakers, the sponsor- ing of a dinner for the senior members of the group, and the giving of a gift to the school. Advisor to this, the only honor organization at Central, was Mr. James Lucas. Taking time out to talk things over are the L. D. P. officers. Members of the L. D. P. Club selling pom-poms L. D. P. CLUB Back Row: D. Bowden, J. Koski, D. Zielsdorf, R. Harmon, L. Chamberlain. Third Row: R. Skemp. S. Stordahl, N. Sweet. V- Johnson, A- Bea!!- Second Row: J. Palmer, J. Fennessyy B, MHUISSOD, P..A1'f1dt. Gf SUOOZHS- , First Row: N. Berg, K. Berkseth, J. Phillips. M. Jennings, B. Carlson. L. Helske. E. Lindberg i n dx. The Rifle Club has been organized for two years. Their targets are three: knowledge of weapons for safety, develop- ment of good marksmanship among the boys, and the promotion of good competi- tive spirit. Consequently, they have many awards-1, The pro-marksmanship award -2, Marksman first class-and 3, The sharpshooter which has nine stages in sitting, kneeling, and standing positions -4, Expert-5, Distinguished rifle man. They fire Monday and Thursday nights from three to five. Not only here in the North Country where men are keenly aware of the need for caution but any- where our boys may find themselves in this world they will be better for the valued lessons they received on the range. k J M k R Rep L Cragm J Barton, J. Butcher. First row: D -Selleck, J. gacglnlelglar BM Jgicmlyiiagilosw J i7a'xZdenab5eirSaM Dabich KOSk1 K Grochler, S. Ansell, A. Bergstrom, P. Heimann. X sk- Q z X-. 'E . 55 . X iiL'3fIfIS'S STAFF rift. D Rasmussen, C Micken, B. Gonia, B. Gimmali, P. Little. Front Pellfnan. S Dekioss, G Evans. Bi Soroka, L. Olson ECHO STAFF ECHO STAFF Back row: C Lundberg, J James, K. Koski, D. Bowden, D Jenson, K John- son. B Kortesmaki, A Bergren. J Senn. Middle row: J Palmer, C. Con- ner. E Erickson, W Maki, M. Briggs, J Weiland, B. Robbins. J. Kilpela, J. Howard. M Koivisto. Row one: K Hoff D Picard, G Filbey. M. Reed, N Jackson, J Linski, S Fisher 'Q' 'TW 2 Q Q' 6. tv What does the average student want in his Echo? Pictures of himself and his friends, of course. pictures that tell the story Of his year academically and socially at Central. It has been the pleasant task of the Echo staff to get these pictures taken, to Write the story, or copy. to go with them. and to put them all to- gether so that they portray the activities and progress of this school year. The staff has been assisted by the journalism class studying yearbook production and with lay-outs. cover design, art work, and dummies. has been busy to the end to meet its deadlines. Butch and Jim are the subjects for a change. Left to right: Jim Summers, Larry Martin -23- I 1 3 :N fn. mikagm. .....,.hl I r Solin. S. Cox. A wisely edited newspaper tends to unify the school and de- velop school spirit. The purpose of the staff of twenty-three under the direction of Mr. Gordon Thillman is to present to the student body a view of the news pertaining to school activities. As a re- sult they work long hours gathering, editing, and printing the school paper. This experience teaches them to write effectively and correctly, to approach people tactfully, and to work with them. Financial difficulties faced the staff this year, so they cut their production from two to every three weeks and in addition held a Pi Prance to raise funds for their paper. Those charged with getting out the Pi are: EDITORIAL STAFF - - ,- , - f .,---,,, ,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,. A ,.,.,,,,,,,.,, .,..,.. J o rdith Pederson, Sybil Schneider ggafgiorgdlgoggle --4A- ,,..,.......,.. J oanne Smith, Alice Olsson Exchange Editor .... ------------------------------------'--- S hj,ff1HHC0X Club Editor ..........-. -- -----------'--------- 1 -'---------- --- aT 859 Sports Editors --.---,,, U ,,,,,, ,,.,,,,,... ................. D e an Rich, Wayne ongue Staff Photographer ..------ ..--------------------- ---r-'-'------------------------------ ----r-------4- L 3 F 55' Meffm Staff Typist .....---,--- ---4-'-------- ------------------------------------'----- -r----4----'--r-----r--'-------- J U Y Relmef Reporters -w'---',-, -,',,,.-.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, D u ane Anderson, Dorothy Bartlien, Audrey. GuStafSOI1, Jim Jones, Marcia Kenville, Dan Ladich, Rachel Mal-ri, Lois Maltby, Diana Moore, Shirley Olsson, Dennis Piggot, Dan Salo, Bill Schiller, Jo Ann Siverson, Pat Smith, Joan Thomas, Gene Uhlar. BUSINESS STAFF ana ......,Marion Ofstad Bushfiejistlnt iffjjjji ........................... William Solin - M ---- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,...,,,,,... G loria Evans circurggggantgnigir ,,,, ...... D oreen Abbott, Rose Hadlock MECHANICAL STAFF . pg-egg Foreman ......... ---------------r------rA-- R HY Somerville Make-up Foreman -.-----,--- 4--4---------- --f--f--'----r 1 D an Ladlch Ad Foreman ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,.............,. . .................................. Richard Berg Business gnd Mechanical Adviser ............,....................................... Mr. James? Dahlman Co-editors Syb and Jordith compare other papers. Page editors work extra. hard to meet that deadline Back Row: D Ladich L Martin D Anderson W Tongue D Piggott B Third Row: J Severson R Maki M Kenville D Rich G Evans P Hase Second Row: D Barthen M Ofstad J Pederson S Schneider D Moore A Gustafson Front Row: B Schiller J Reimer S Olson J Smith P Smith D Berg . x M W N 'LY K1 I ., X X ' F Y NJ N-XF N 'J 4- -V W Y Q 5001 ' V N ,My QV -X KAL! 4 fLLk Xi. fy ivy 'JV ' X u 2 X I , f Y x - L41 ' J ' f f M WJ V lcv fx v'?' 5 Fd ' flu! L-by L We if, ' Q' ff 5 . 7 Q, YJ Q1 X is , J ij, 20 .X f 1 Y ,, 1 4, C xi ix? V A 'R ul' XI f M' N 'V U A V 'ilplk H4 W cb! XX X x ' Q Mr ' J I 1 ' 5 fu r :Ng NV' ifxuvx ' ', L' ' -X' V VL' ,H , 3'J QW XX Ny , wwf . W' 1 My Q5 f , .-J ' JJ-Y' X lf f J 4. pw 2 - f f -HX Vw f in xf JWVLLJ Y f T15 A 3 ' , ,. fl- QQ? J' C' ICJ 4' ' 'V TX V! BC JV- t I 1 KJ O D ll IC and fafna 7 ' ff g , f 1 I .Z 3 ,L 4,-zffbx,-c.,7f1KZ'f-JN ,Ji X .l rf' A0 A f., .X - .Vw ,' l - ,f f,, -' va l HMG 1.4 fx fy fvilulligii 1 .. ,f Eli' E' 515351-aT,gTIJ,i.u1-mf-L1 N 'ru-.lf -- ' ff' ' 4. X 4 'Q' -, Q q.1g,lIiW1Z1'-Emfgg :pl H , W Ms ll Miwliadilidiilwgg ,H gi 5 Ts M: . .-r qfffx M r .. f '-sv ---- 51' March On Qld Central -3 I. Violins Back Row, left to right: S Furrie, B. Baker, S. Esselstrom, C. Hagman, M. Anderson. Row Four: B. Boya, R. Leveroos, F, Sand, M, Soroka, S. Keller, S. Armstrong, K. Nicoski. Row Three: K. Freer, D. Freer, J. Oaks, E, Oaks, J. Roatch. B. Gella. Tow Two: J. Conroy, D. Gray, R. Rafshol, E. Rasmussen. Row One: J. Karra, M. Wiesner, K. Johnson, L. Helski. II. Percussion, Bass Viols, Piano and Harp Percussion: J Schultz. Bass Viol' M Reed J Pope P Grisen K Erickson S Polaski Plano C Anderson H D III. Comets and French Hornsh l U V I ' V ' ' ' ' ' : ' ' am: ' Bowden Cornets: R. Kenny, A. Birc . French Horn: K. Moe, D. Wicklund. Clarinets: R. Baurnberger J. Barton Flutes S Whiten r B Thompson. Cellos: S. Bloomquist, L. Nygaard, K. Ritzman. Viola : A. W' k, R. Sk d t d, G. D ' P. H ' 4 - ge C. Soper. Absent from picture: D. Halverson. S lc u S a Ou' Kubala' M' Cmsb' J' Larson SE ICR QRCHE TR Under the inspiring leadership of Mr. William Keller the orchestra has built for itself the reputa- tion of being the number one orchestra in the state Mr. Sarig, head of the Extension Division of Wiscon- sin, has often said he wished there were more organi- zations of the same ability in our high schools. Further, Mr. Kolisch, first violinist of the Pro Arts String quartet, remarked that while our orchestra may not be the largest in the state, it is the most versatile. Yet again, Mr. Herz, director of the Du- luth Symphony, has said he is amazed at the fine playing ability of the group but more so since it plays numbers in the original and not the abridged orm. In so doing, the orchestra gives us an opportunity to grow in appreciation of the world's culture as reflected in its music. STRING ENSEMBLE Chosen because of their accomplishments in the Senior Orchestra, the students in the Ensemble real- ly merit attention. They are directed by Mr. Keller who has had the Orchestra for the past eight years. The members of the String Ensemble are: Katherine Freer, Darcy Freer, Jane Conroy, Patricia Levcrrios, Ronald Skudstad, Audrey Wick, Kay Ritzman, Sandra Blowmquist, Marilyn Reed. and Lucy Nygaard se- NSEMBLE JUNIOR ORCHESTRA U - , Back row: G Osterheim. P. Olson, N. Hill, J. Pawlicki, C. Lue. Front row: C. Lee, D. Niemi, M. Cadigan, L. Hutton, B. Klein. Absent: N. Con- don. JU ICR BA IU ICR GRCHESTR These future Senior Band mem- bers, under the direction of Mr, S. Brinley Shaw, completed a year of practice on technique skills enabling them to be more fully prepared for membership in the Senior Band. Back row, left to right: S. Smith, R. Hagberg, P. Chapman, T. Westerby, W. Hoff, J. Pope, B. Gallagher, B. Thompson, O. O'Kash, P. Gray, J. Harstad. Row three: B. Berg, D. Pearson, R. Skemp, D. Morss, R. Mathison. J. Williams, M. Ambros, T. Neuman, B. Lee. Standing at left fBellsJ: C. Grandhagen, S. Oswskey. Row two: C. Fliesner, D. Boortz, P. Neimann, N. Almstedt, J. Kastberg, K. Peder- son, B. Olson, B. Forrest, K. Nelson, J. Klungness. Al Back row: L. Jacobson. J. Draft. J. Easton, J. Davison, E. Tierney. N. Baker. Front row: K. Smith, D. O'Kash, K. Bjorkman, N. Sweet. M. Joelson, S. Hirscheimer, B. Boys. MELODEERS Like their male counterparts. twelve Freshman girls who were auditioned and chosen by Miss Berg met two nights each week for rehearsal. The Melodeers always appear on the spring-Easter concert and the Honor Day program. They also are in- vited to sing on Church programs and at various Civic doings. FRESHMEN CHGIR gn r-Xlmost 200 students sign up every year for the Freshman Choir. They enjoy singing and make their appearance at the Easter Concert with the Senior Band. Back how: Tharge, Scheldroup, Christman, Robbins, Thompson, Warring, Klarstrom. Soleirn, Karlson. Cletnenson. Olson. Nelson, Swanson Ely, Johnson, Evans. Row three: Wallin, McKee. Bean, Nyberg. Staupe, Brown, Place. Engstrom, Nett, Harrer. Olson. Kubbels, Reynolds Altman, Tierney, Burns, Gronskle, Quist. Row two: Spohn, Koranikos, Cain. Beckwell, Bert, Sickler, Oswskey. Holsclaw, Johnson Honqick, Peterson, Nielson, Cross Kauti. Rink Johnson. Hietala Smith. J Erickson. Front row' Erbe, LeD ' B h N ' . , . . . '. aux. urc , .Iorrison. Wilner Movick, Sniadak, Stannard, Tyson, Foerst, Meteraud, Reagle, Pannonek. Johnson, Hietala. Salo, Cleary. Janes. DeI.eo, Martley, Koloski. Y 'rw-rv swf: mst -Univ lui' 5 rw.: :li ll ull ml .wl Trl ll nh ---H W Back Row, left to right: P. Peterson, D. Carlson, W. Sewall, J. Kilgore, K. Johnson, R. Evans, S. Smith, W. Shumway, D. Pitman, W. Ritzman, G. Johnson. Row Three, left to right: B. Robbins, D. Brown, D. Klarstrom, N. Yadon, J. Decker, D. Clenensen, L. Karlson, J. Driessen, M. Solin, J. Thompson, G. Rydberg, J. Christman. Row Two, left to right: D. Warring, L. Tharge, W, Dubbels,-D. Jacobson, D. Wallin, P. Skandel, C. La- Chance, D. Kriegl, B. Plunkett, J. Fennessy, H. Reynolds. Front Row, left to right: C. Armstrong, F. Place, T. Brown, R. Engstrom, G, Staupe, B. Glonek, R. Nett, D. Nyberg, A. Stokes, F. Pearson, G. Harrer. I-IARMONEERS Rhythm, melody, and harmony are the three essentials of good music. Because they enjoy the experience of singing with their friends and working for smoothness and expression, some thirty Freshman boys, chosen by Miss Berg because of their musical ability, met regularly at eight o'clocl-7 every Tuesday and Thursday morn, ing for practice. They appeared on the annual spring-Easter Concert and often were asked to sing on other programs. FRESHM N CHOIR Back row: Kilgore, Smith, Sewall, Pittman, Schumway, Lachapelle, Eugenus, Ritzman, Kauti, Yadon, Olson, Johnson, Peterson, McGrath Sharpe, Izzard, Gray, Grandhagen, Opoien, Anderson. Row three: Hultner, Anderson, Baker, Easton, Froemel, Driessen, Brown, Rydberg Armstrong, Decker, Fennessey, Jacobsen, LaChance, White, McGrew, Sweet, Koenig, Bergfalk, White, Roebke, Paulos. Row two: Coon Pleska, Brown, Howenstine, Davison, Orstad, Plunkett, Byrnes, Siegel, Pearson, Ryan, Stokes, Kriegel, Kauti, Strommer, Osen, Boya, Gall Anderson, Johnson, Bjorkman, Draft, Hack, Front row: Joelson, Sickler, Fudally, Jacobson, Boya, Boya, Bangs, Hirscheimer, Timmer Bukowski, Pearson, Brew, Jacobs, O'Kash, Jullerton, Brown, Mossberger, Moyer, Burgraff, Malloy, Rich, Bengston, Belanger, Smith, Hack l Back Row. left to right: Carole Lidberg. Jeanette Peterson, Barbara Raaflaub. Maxeen Schrieffer, Elinor Moline, Carol Johnson, Phyllis Hietala, Joyce Aaker, Sheila Paton, Joan Schweiger, Carol Peterson, Barbara Sickler. Row Three, left to right: Janet Gallagher, Bunnie Wilson, Janice Carlson. Dorothy Barthen, Pat Dembroski, Diane Frank. Sue Reinkall. Virginia Kastberg, Lois Schreyer. Pat Picard, Judy Peterson, Beverly Gonia. Row Two, left to right: Rose Hadlock, Shirley Hemmila, Sharon Stordahl, Patricia Berglund, Beverly Olson, Jeannette Bjorkrnan, Donna Rink, Cora Soper. Janice Trentor. Janice Sauter, Carole Anderson Front Row, left to right: Marlene Erickson, Dorelea Delcourt, Geraldine Ford, Carolyn Gobin, Connie Rich, Rosemary Hudacek, Georgia Wade, Beverly Severin, Judy Barthen, Sandra Little, Evelyn Hill, Joanne Pellman. ICR CHGIR . ,, ,, IQ, 1 sf 1 x. . fl ' X 'V ' ' Q .- li Q . - : i ' 5 , I T, Q 'i 1 Z s 1 , , Q tt, , ,s - X , , . 1 , I H . xp. . .iz 1 , , - . xr My I E , ' 1- , .rink ,h P 1 . It - Fug y-, , ' fe, ' L f: , , K f If ' ' . 'i .o, ,, a - ,I ,. X . is J we , , . ,. , , Q ' ,R I JM X - f t 1 Members of the Junior Choir trying on benior Choir robes sf f A 1 4 1 l p of ' ' ' . I I A I ,nf J, ' . . 5 . ' f x A I , if W il' f I , tx 'Vi N 5 1 7 3- al' f X it X' , 1 P i ' rv. i':h 'mr' A 'ff V V 41 , ' Q 'fi ' ' J- E i Q A bi ' A r x- , ,L , 6 ,.: i 1 - ' 1' . ,.- o .1 , 'fu 'JIU lgmi Q A 5 q'o'u U.. A 'Ill f Back Row, left to right: Myrna Peterson, Nancy Fitzgerald, Patricia Payton, Kay Craft, Lou Ann Chamberlin, Janice Oaks, Judy Larson, Nancy Sewell, Leonard St. John, David Zielsdorf, Tom Murray, Jon Moin, Lawrence Bourdeau, Bruce Midbon, Charles Martin. Row Three, left to right: Judy Sevals, Gail Johnson, Carolyn Olsen, Peggy Wicklund, Kay Westby, Valerie Bourdages, Russell Skudstad. Jim Schneeberger, Mike Hagen, Roger Anderson, Richard Morris, Larry Clauson, Jon Orstad, V Row Two, left to right: Kay Olson, Lucille Sharpe, Sally Leichtman, Alice Matelski, Sharon Steele, Beverly Brandt, Delores Springer. Tom Hicks, Jim Smith, John Lawson, Leonard Jacobs, Jack Hayes, Leonard Jensen. Front Row, left to right: Judy Carlson, Nancy Rostad, Bonny Bean, Dick Larson, Kenneth Olson, Louis Carlson, Lawrence Ryan, Bob Hartshorn, Ramon Granlund, Tim Manley, Bill Pluntz. I IGR CHGIR The Junior Choir practicing in class. 1371 gl-nllf fpfufmf ' mm ffl- AM!!! ,JDS-21,42 LW efliifff rife J f , l Wm' JQW f ' . 47x ' QM b treasurer. few , SENIUR CHCIR SENIOR CHOIR-LEFT SIDE Back Row: R. Nelson M. Reed. J, Myers. J. Anderson, S. Kanl-ras, B. Mclean. S. Kimball, J. Blair, J. Butler. M. Gonia, K. Johnson, J. Olson Third Row: B Pitman. J Copiskey. J LaJoie, L. Cummings. M. Cloutier. G Filbey, B Smith. A. McDonald. D Freer, B. Mansky. M. Spohn R, Rafshol Second Row: J Miller. V Johnson, D Backlund, S Schneider, B, Eslielin. D. Abbott, S Polaski, D. Johnson, J James, J. Carlson, G MacKenzie, K Cleary, S Cox First Row: 3.1 Oktacl. S ElonmQuiQt, N Welfh. J Larsen. K. Berketth M Rasmussen. K Hoff, R Lamar. J. Schmidt, J. Palmer, L. Guild J Yauorxlfzi. K Berkseth, K Ritzman, N. McGrath. 1'-Hugv - 1. 1 ll 1 1 .lx l - li 1511 ii jfl 'V,7Z 'JZ JQ' Senior Choir officers-Dick Schweiger, president: Janne Setterstrom, vice presidentg June Anderson, secretary Members of the Senior Choir taking their Choir tests. . ,lg ' SE IOR CHOIR Back Row: K. Maki, D. Smith, N. Franzen, R. Harmon, R. Berg, J. Smith, J. Olson, W. Peterson, L. Williams, J. Goodrich, J. Lundgren, J. Zukowski, R. Schweiger. I I Third Row: J. Setterstrom, B. Kempton, R. Erickson, J. Johnson, R. Yox, R. Hosier, L. Swanson, D. Savoy, D. Hill, D. Yox, F. Sandstrom L. R' k trom. Second Jovi: L. Olson, C. Ulvi, N. Thoniipson, J. Lamar, G. Nelson, D. Edquist, C. Lundberg, K. L. Johnson, D. Bowden, J. Roatch, S Larson, J. Linski, B. Kortesmaki, T. aggers. I First Row: G. Evans, F. Nelson, J. Charbonneau, E. Erickson, K. Moe, M. Miller, E. Mastrian, L. Nygaard, T. Yaworski, K. Johnson, H Reinkall, J. Sands, Karen Johnson. 2 nsimniif K1 'lr ll mu Hxa1 nlcfsvxz 5 Back row: D. YOX, L, Swanson, R. Berg, F. Sarxdstrom. J. Olson, row: S. Cox, R. Lamar, AF. Nelson, J. Charbormeau, K. Moe L. Rickstrom. Second row: K. Johnson, L. Olson. J. LaJoie, Director: Mr. Louxs A. Mele-r. J. Roatch, C. Ulvi. J, Llnskl R. Harmon. R. Sclneiger. First VQCAL ENSEMBLE TRIPLE TRIU Back row: K. Cleary. B, Mansky, J. Sands, J Blair, First row: Accompanistfl Carlson. K. Mal-ci, M. Rasmussen, K. Ritzman, J, Setterstrom, M. Reed. xmuawlrhvllxizw-.null 7' ,. l :ml Twirlers W 'w nv - x F L r W: fl! f xv , 0 L ,fu Lg? X RN Lf' x , , W ' iw , as au -pr t , - ,fy LW 1 U N K igzvgfq lilegnify igfiilgign, 6522 nrg52g3f?n,J eElQr1f1ffSLQ5Q7e 15159552 If ,ML WU 'Ju a at? gla lson, Nralxnfy Peterigtn, C Grandhagen, ' 1 X3 WX q'lJ Phy Arndtgflbat Picazjgf Gail Johngon. I-'Efbnt row: Gloria I- VIXX U. a'f3PatXEiase. X.,N 3 fu ' Q , U' NJ ,J f 2 1 f , - sw YV! - ls ry AU gl C REA! 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Af Q' , 1 fy ' I il x V l 1 A L 91 A lf Lg ,fff M W av' f AT . f Rx XL 11 ,I , u i -41- 'I MEMBERS Q I x N fy f Q S? :L- . fl' '-Q Tympani-Bells Clarinets Drums Sharon Cox Flutes Carol Carlson Kathryn Ekstrom Claudia Kunsman Ruthmary McGlasson Sandra Marcovich Yvonne Peterson Nancy Sweet Barbara Thompson Cornets James Bachinski Richard Berg Alan Birch Virgil Bolk Beverly Brant Stephen Edelstein David Erickson Clarence Evens Roger Kenny Gary Lelvis Joseph Olson Myron Peterson Donald Snyder Thomas Snyder Saxophones Stanley Erickson James Herubin Gerald Kenny Judy Kline -42.. Louise Ambros Phyllis Arndt Barbara Barbo Sandra Blomquist Barbara Johnson Kathleen Koski Sally Leichtman Donald Nindorf Gerald N indorf Richard Nummi Gloria Olson Julie Ossell Gerald Plummer Carol Simon Marolyn Thompson Susan Walt Sousaphones William Andresen Thomas Hagen Roger Harmon Edward McCauley Charles Neumann Dean Neumann Trombones John Cassel Mark Johnson Theodore Koski Joseph Maki Kenneth Olson Keith Thompson Mary Budzak Eldore Franzen Roger Greenseth Patricia Hase Dorothy Nollet Marian Ofstad Judith R. Peterson Stephen Rantala Maxine Skomrock French Horn JoAnn Carlson Karen Moe Donald Wicklund Judy Hayes Bass Clarinet Barbara Carlson Oboe Doris Harell Bassoon Meredith Nelson Baritone Roger Garrison Joan Wasco Bell Lyra Myrna Mickelson Nancy Smith Alice Olsson Sharon Cox . Y CENTRAUS AN Activity seemed to be the keynote of the senior band this year. Under the able direction of Mr. S. Brinley Shaw the band presented a concert in Wayzata, Minnesota, on May 22, 1954. Still performing as excellently as ever, they appeared in a huge parade in Grantsburg, Wisconsin, on June 6 and took the first place trophy for the best marching band. This year with many new members the 75 piece band continued to lend spirit to games, pep assemblies, concerts, and parades. Bandjive, by H. W. Rusch, set toes to tapping at the basketball games while Albert Davis' Three Cardinals, featuring a trumpet trio composed of Joe Olson, Alan Birch, and Roger Kenny added a modern touch to the band's annual concert in April. Performing on May 21, at Pop- lar, Wisconsin, the band lent their touch to the dedication of the Richard I. Bong Mem- orial. Major Bong was World War II number one air ace and former member of the Central High School Senior Band. Many of the nation's celebrities were present at this dedication and were impressed by the discipline, the artistry, and the vitality of the band's performance. The band is a definite asset to the school and membership in it a privilege. arclz on olcl Central 4 Vmmwzwfwmzm.-:getaway.uu 2awQv: f ' f--, ,w r2,nvzmmuvi.1 The Brewster Boy Joey Brewster Pee Yt'ee Mother Brewster Nancy Breyvster Phillip Hayworth Minerva Mitchell Bonnie Bates Syvifty Elsa Bates Grandma Officer . Girl L..... l ! l l i l l 1 I Drama Here At Central This years dramatic production consisted of three full length plays and an afternoons presen- tation of three oneeact plays. The students yvho had roles in these plays gained as much enjoy- ment as they gave their audiences. Richard Yox Dan Ladich Gloria Evans Nancy Conkright Dick Schyveiger Kathleen Baker Dona Wangerin James Lindegren Anita Bergren Esther Mastrial Galen Moyer Marie Larson Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp Scheherazade. the story teller, Janice Miller Aladdin William Andresen Aladdins Mother Loretta Guild Nuphsed. the camel Ken Mosentine. Manly James XYicked Magician Steve hdelstein Princess Badrubadur Kay Russell The XYazier Paul Chamberlin The Slave Glenn Johnson Dancers .. Kay Ritzman. Arlene McDonald. Dorothy Benedict. Nancy Thompson. Fran Fudally. Patty Mather Merchants. Beggars. Slaves. Ladies-In-Wait ing, Soldiers. Etc. Joan Yaxvorski. Bonnie Smith. Barbara McLean. Kenneth Young. Herb Strak. David Smith. Ralph Timmer. Bob Ford. Jerry Bosyvell, Roy Johnson. Leroy Nel- son, Gust Stroozas. Dick Larson. Gerald Bernard Choreography by Hannah Auerbach. Joan Thomas. and the Six Dancers. '-. 4 mgbfie-1 I 44 The Three One-Act plays Were: 1. The Monkey's Paw 2. Hillbilly House 3. Some Women Were Talking The students who participated were: Ina-Mae Hulter, Lucille Coco, Beverly Laseh, Gail MacKenzie, Barbara Mansky, Pat Nord, Lydia Parker, Doreen Abbott, Gloria Prof- fit, Louella Rouse, Julie Weiland, Gerry Bernard, Wayne Hicks, Tom Jaggers, Jack Johnson, Robert Merila. Q X f 1 r 'E-.J 1 , N. l it J 4. V M ' W Q. 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QE!! 4, fyxix f!,L.LQz,c vw Zami fqmu Rowe ra Ml V X V J . jvvwbfvw C4,.NL,l,f' CMJ , 07' V4,1,.LL Jig' , 7 Nfufu' ,f,4,1-24 V7,0,,,,L A ff A K! ' fi Z 17,5 4, 4 ,.,,f , ' ,f ., 2? ,kgyw ww, 7 4,2 ' LM, 14,102 gf. ,W B.. 1, , cfm -4,3-f,,w3gwf 'ff myywf Y W ff M fx V 1, Mann Q 9' 'M 'vga-Lf ,ff 0 , f, fwfr, ,,4, f7iff2 f Q if I f, ' ffm o ,fWU,ffQ,f, ,,, f,f,,3f,gQ,f V1 Mn +V L xii f'f'ffw- , 'v ' ff' ,jg ,QM f .f fu f.-wg ff- ' X76 732 X . I Y f O I, ' ' 'riff 4 VARSITY S UAD , , - Back row:QJ. Swenson, manager: D. Erickson, manager: J. Munro, D. King, L. Shaw. D. Giesen, G. Peterson. B. Lee. J Mom. J Y3NKOI'Sk1 B. North, manager Middle row: G. Johnson, W. Tongue. D. Granstrom, G. Evens. D. Hill. R. Schelclroup, C. Cross. L. Qkandel. D. Willis R. Sandvick J Salo Front row: J- Stark, JA Correll, S. Ladich, L. Swanson, B. Strum, B. Frasier, J. Ronca, E. Martineau, R. Moe, C. Erickson, K. Richardson MIGHTY IKI HELPING HAND LCM . , . V .ir tv gi , 1 gb QAL lq!'1,,,. ..-,N, VJ.,-y L ,J ,k ., A QJMLU 20, , I J . Bob North, Jim Swenson, Dick Erickson , 0 . I L'-VJ J 1 ,Ani J is J QQ, QLJ 'Vw 1' X1-iffy 1' AIM -g.. ,, .J ot, I J. - -JI 35979 -J !gY,A,.,,, 'Msjfi 'tx 7 . ' If ,,t. N Q F41-ll' .fluff J ' pa x 1' rv .I K . -, KN GT a if W 1954 VIKING RECORD Central 19 Park Falls . 14 QP! Central 13 Duluth Denfeld 21 'rd 1 4 ' L Central 25 Superior East 6 Central 0 Duluth Cathedral 20 Central 6 Bemidji . 26 Central 20 Duluth Central 0 Central 26 Duluth East 13 Central 6 International Falls 40 .-48. FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM: Back row: F. Golden, T. Reynolds, C. Johnson, J. McLennan L. St. John, J, Swakman, R. Wester, R. Skemp, B. Lee, Ri Matheson. Third row: R. Olson, P. Peterson, D. Halverson, M. Finn, J. Saari, T. Koski, K. Thompson, P. Gissen, T. Mc- Junior Coach Novack 149- Mullen, T. Hicks. Second row: R. Anderson, L Schuman, J. Yaworski, D, King, D. Roekstead, D. Broun, J Frasier, Il. Erickson. First row: J. Thompson, E. Warring, lt, Knrlon, D. Frye, W. Ritzman, R. Evans, J. Drit-ssen, .I Moin, L, Hourdc-:iu. FRESH-SOPH FOOTBALL Coach Jerry Novack took some 35 boys and put them through their paces to make this years Fresh-Soph football team. They played their tirst game in Duluth against Denfeld. They lost this game 19-O, but this didn't bother the coach or his ooys. The little Vikings won their next game over the Superior East 13-tl. Some of the outstanding players were Jack Driessen, Bruce Lee, Grant Peterson and their Captain and outstanding center, Don Rockstad. These boys plus the rest of the fellows on the squad will make some good material for next year's big Vikings. 4' i 5 4 Q X 1 L Skany e S asm, 5 Q : u g g , as fig v ig if :fs W 2 if 5 'ff' if-V, Q 1 , K Puclmnln Q If W W X v ,X I .J .- 4 Q i o c,,.,,,,,,, m Q L 'B KJ Roncy Q1.Jf-W7 . , , fl QAH.41-PX? - ' QCA! CWUJ4 Aww f f o , V . LJ .Ji 5 UMA' 'M'LL 'MQ 5 f . .. GMU, CQ'-W MJ WU4 f34:,'1 J'f2f ' GM' K r ' JL.. N 12 X ,Q L f'4 'tJ ' V i f . x X ,AJ-J :K A. LLC LC Q 4 aa, 1. TSQlo LL K 4,-Al Dw.u5,-g,,., J , 1 cl G, 4 A bu M.- Sljgjgfk 6f,,,..,ager-e ' W, Im 4 I 4,1-4-.J , V. x H: '.., V' ye 6 Lklff .M., V .f-44.,f-U Co 't - qP.',q'hb 4, mg ,div . V5 .,...J Vtafvx J 5 '! L Shaw , . J 1 if . G -Toluuu, V1 l' nk g g ' M v ' 6 X' ,, L Swanson jf ,- 7, R Sheldroup fa Q-hmm B Fwaser JL-N .f...i.,JL. VL., CEQA 'iff' Jack Stark made the Wisconsin All-State Football Squad. i ...Aj ,y ' af t',.uP 't, tml PAR-K FALLS ' The Vikings opened their 1954 grid season with only five returning lettermen. They were touted as a green team but what they lacked in experience they made up for in spirit and desire to win. In the first game against Park Falls the Vikings worked their quick openers and deception play smoothly off their fast operating split T offense. They made the mistakes any team will make in its first game, but the tough blocking and hard tack- ling of the line gave Central a 19-14 victory. Jack Stark and Ken Richardson were the back field main stays, each scoring a touchdown. Stan Ladich also broke into the scoring column on a pass from Stark. DULUTH CATHEDRAL In their second game, Central met a determined Du- luth Cathedral squad. The game was played as torrents of rain plummeted down, turning the field into a mud- dy mess. Richardson's sweeping end runs and Erick- son's center of the line plunges just couldn't crack the tough Hilltopper defense. The combination of a slip- pery field and an even more slippery ball was just enough to lock the Viking offense. The Vikings receiv- ed their first bitter taste of defeat in losing 20-O. THE GRIDIRG BEMIDJI Central journeyed to Bemidji with high hopes of up- setting the number 3 team in Minnesota, but Bemidji's hard running backs and rugged line were too much for Central's valiant Vikings and they succumbed to defeat by the score of 26-6. After the first 6 minutes of play Bemidji had cross- ed Central's goal line twice. From then on, Central's line dug in with Roger Moe and Stan Ladich playing brilliantly on offense and defense. Leading the way for Bemidji was their all-state halfback, Jack XVhiting, who scored three times. The Vikings only T. D. came on a pass from Jack Stark to Stan Ladich early in the sec- ond half. DENFELD On September 24 the Vikings played host to Duluth Denfeld. The Hunters scored early, but Central retali- ated after a sustained drive by Jack Stark. Denfeld led by a touchdown when Central took the kickoff and moved it up to the Hunter's 40 yard line. Lyle Skandel took the ball on a hand off play and ran 40 yards to hit pay dirt. Denfeld then pulled the game out of the fire and defeated Central 21-13. -5 2- INTERNATIONAL FALLS In the final game of the sea- son, Central played host to the number one team in Minnesota, the Broncos from International Falls. The Vikings were snow- ed under by a 40-6 score. The game was held in the newly erected stadium before 3,300 fans. It was well played and thrilling despite the effects of a snow storm which engulfed the play- ing field. The Viking's only score came on a pass from Chuck Erickson to Gene Evens. Leading the International Falls attack were the Crotty brothers and Bronco Nagurski, Jr. Football is played in all kinds of weather. DULUTH EAST Central again met and defeated a Duluth team in winning their fourth game. This time Duluth East was the victim, falling by the score of 26-13. Central scored twice in the first two minutes and remained in command the re- mainder of the game. Chuck Erickson, versa- tile Viking fullback, scored two touchdowns and passed to end Roger Moe for a third. Jerry Correll scored the fourth touchdown. Starring in the line was Roger Moe who play- ed a stellar game. V L, ' ' ', :,,, ..,f, A 5, K? V: ji: 2 , 2: WW DULUTH CENTRAL After losing the Bemidji game. the Vikings came storming back to roll over Duluth Central to the tune of 20-0. With Stark throwing passes to Evens, flashy reserve and replacing the injured Stan Ladich, the Vik- ings were unstoppable, The scoring was freely distri- buted with Moe, Richardson, and Erickson scoring touchdowns. Central's rugged line, sparked by Salo and Ronca, held Duluth to two first downs. Central tallied ten first downs. SUPERIOR EAST The Vikings ended a losing streak by swamping the Orientals 25-6, due to a fine team effort. Behind the protection of his rugged forward wall, Jack Stark displayed pinpoint passing to his ends Roger Moe and Stan Ladich. Ladich garnered a touchdown in the first half on a jump pass from Erickson. Centralls backs, Granstrom, Stark and Richardson, had a field day as they sped around, through, and over the Oriental line with ease. Each scored a touchdown. 'SMH Stan Ladich, Forward Don Wicklund, Center Chuck Erickson, Forward Ken Richardson, Guard -avi Jolm Bruckbauer, Coach Dale Anderson, Guard Howie Anderson, Forward ,an 411 Wayne Tongue, Center -541 Lf ff' Jack Sta MVS f f'f' W' i::.,eN Jerry Corre rk, Guard ll, Guard Gene Evens, Forward HGY, hey, take it away! Catch me if, you adn just 3 little higher Up they go- THE TEAM Kneeling: Standing: Jack Lundgren, Wayne Tongue. Howie Anderson. Jerry Correll, Chuck Erickson, Jack Stark, Ken Richardson, Dale Don Wicklund, Stan Ladich, Gene Evens. Anderson. VIKI G WARRIGRS Managers: John Geegan and jim Thompson, Work hard to k ' t ' 'h . . een equlpmen m S ape Team lookmgoverthe trophy Case, P' K U ' nw. x an Ali l x.vuli1 Il73l e as 2 ' Don Strommer, assistant basketball coach. JU IOR V R ITY Back row T KOSkl A M111er F Golden D NTOITIS R O1Qon Q M1dbOD Front row: J, Kinney, D. Borg, L Skandel, L. Second row M McGrath J Zvnakman T Starbtead B Verme Sghuman B, Lee, KJ J Eyemg the basket Block that shot! SEAS N'S ASHLAND OREDOCKERS- Nov, 30. '54 Central journeyed to Ashland for their first game on a foreign court. Stark immediately dunked two points and the team was never behind from then on. Senior center ,Don Wicklund solved our center problem, He sizzled the nets for 27 markers including T for 7 from the free throw line. Ladich and Richardson were regular bears on defense. Thev also netted 14 points apiece, Final Score: Central 70. Ash- land 61. DULUTH DENFELD- I I Dec. 3, '54 A well balanced Viking aggregation put the shackles on Monson and Co to gain vxctory number three of the voung season. Each of the five starters dented the scoring column almost even- ly. Leftv Richardson was high man with 16 and close behind B'er?1gVgEklund and Stark with 14 each. Final Score: Central 66, en e , SUPERIOR CATHEDRAL- Dec. 10, '54 Central turned in a sterling defense performance against the Panthers who failed to make a field goal in the opening quarter, Cathedral put on a spurt in the second period but it still wasn't enough to make up the deficit. To add to their miseries, Ladich went hog wild with seven buckets in the third quarter. The last stanza was played rather recklessly by both squads. Final score: Central 54, Cathedral 31. SUPERIOR EAST- Dec. 18. '54 On the college floor in the second intercity tangle of the season the Vikings turned back a rugged East team by a close 49-45. Cen- tral got a rather rude awakening when East got away to a fast start to lead by 6 at the quarter. Central managed to lead by 2 at the half and enlarged it to seven at the three quarter mark. The final quarter featured a last ditch drive by the Orientals and some remarkable defense maneuvers under the boards by the Vik- ings, A thriller all the way with Central winning in the last three minutes. Ladich again showed fine form as well as 22 points for his efforts. Me and my shadow. I 1 Tax. A11 .. AW el Clear the floor, here l come. AMS Jan. 13, '55 Upset minded Duluth Cathedral rolled onto the Vikings court, and shooting with great accuracy, piled up a quick lead. Central seemingly was unable to find a gap in the Hilltopper defense until the third quarter. Suddenly they could do no wrong, burning up the court with offensive gems. Going into the final Canto the pur- ple and white had a miraculous 45-41 lead. The 'Toppers were far from beaten however, and it was a slam bang affair right to the end. Ladich powered 28 counters through the hoop to lead the scorers. Final Score: Central 65, Cathedral 62. ST. LOUIS PARK- DULUTH CATHEDRAL- Feb. 5, '55 St. Louis Park, one of the basketball powers in Minnesota bas- ketball circles dropped the first defeat of the season on the Vikings. It was struggle between two great basketball teams. Central play- ed this one harder than any other. A combination of missed free throws and the height of the Parkers proved the difference. Final: Central 54, St. Louis Park 59. HURLEY- Feb. 25, '55 A crushing press, applied against the Midgets for the first time this season, surprised the Hurley team to such an extent that they found it very rough to get the ball to the basket. Central's pres- sure play was crowned with a unique feat-a total of three buckets in eight seconds, one of the chief factors in I-Iur1ey's downfall. Both squads were Without the services of the starting centers. Guard Jack Stark was high scorer with 22 points, his career high. Half- time score was 33-28 in favor of Hurley. Final: Central 72, Hurley 63. It's a jump ball Side by side. Let's go! -as i9 f'tii 'il r . 41 rr: ,mg - 1 . ' Watch out, i'm coming through. Play it cool Grab it Gig A N' , Keep your eye on that ball. TOURNAMENT The Vikings Went into the tournament with a fine Wonder if I can make it from here? record of 15-1. As the tournament started, they were in fine shape and willing to go all the way. They fought hard from the start when they played against Hayward. The second game of the Regionals against East was close, but the final game against Hurley, won the title for the Vikings. As the team entered in the Sectional tourney at Spooner, they opened with a victory from Bloomer, and in the second game, won the trophy from Washburn. Happy regional champs. Ti get meets tiger. TI E Then the big time came. To Madison we go, everyone shouted with smiles on their faces. The first game was with Platteville and they came up with a victory. The second game, and probably the most exciting game all season, was against Monroe when we just skimmed by with a two point victory. As the final game came up, they knew they had to play hard against Eau Claire but the tables turned and the Vikings came in second place. When the team arrived back home, there was an assemb- ly in the large gym. A large crowd had gathered to Wel- come home the Mighty Vikings. Happy-go-lucky. 'Wi 9: Time out for wrestlm 'ES' N? CLASS CHAMPIGNS 'L' i A mn ' CLASS CHAMPIONS SENIORS Back row: C. Erickson, S. Ladich, D. Wicklund. J. Ronca. son, J. Stark, R. Moe. RUNNER-UP JUNIORS Back row: W Tongue. H Anderson, J. Lundgren, E Martineau. Evens, J Correll, J. Gunderson, D. Anderson. 'F' l v Front row: G. RUNNER - UP Congratulations, says the Captain of the Junior team, Gene Evans, to the cap- tain of the Senior team, Stan Ladich. -62- Left to right: Sandra Bloomquist, Ruth Rafshol, K. and Georgia Wade. The cheerleaders were the link between the student body and the team. Winning or losing, the boys knew the girls were on the job centering the attention of the crowd on them. The cheerleaders took away the row- diness that accompanies unorganized yelling. Their job demanded pep, poise, plenty of energy, and great interest in their school. The cheerleaders of '54 and '55 had these qualities in abundance and did a fine job in keeping spirits high. Ritzman, B. Johnson, Marion Koivisto, -631 e X 'Q nfs Q rs? Left to right: Georgia Wade, Sandra Bloomquist, Marion Kol visto, Ruth Rafshol, Kay Ritzman, Bonnie Johnson. Left to right: Kay Ritzman, Bonnie Jonnson, Marion Koivisto, Georgia Wade, Ruth Rafshol, and Sandra Bloomquist. 1 -1 -. Q GOLF TEAM Back row: L Nelson, D. Anderson. S. Carlson. Front row: J. Nindorf. J. Thompson, C. Cross. GOLF It's like this, says Bunky as he shows the boys his style. On the Green? is the questioning look of -Ierry's face as he completes his drive. GOLF Fore! And someone tees off, a perfect drive on the green. Now, he approaches the ball, takes a putter, a few practice swings, and then taps it in. That's the normal day's practice for the golf team. in Centra1's new- est sport. The practices were held at Ne- madji Golf Course under the instruction of Barney Carlson and Mr. Conley. The team had an inter-school tournament last sum- mer. Steve Carlson and Terry Nilson re- ceived medals for their outstanding per- formances. The team also made trips to New Richmond and Virginia, Minnesota. where they played in two meets. The mem- bers of this year's golf team are as follows: Juniors: Jerry Nindorf, Clarence Cross, Dale Anderson. Jim Thompson. and Steve Carlson. The Sophomores are Larry Nelson and Dick Borg. Standing: J. Byrnes, D. Nindorf, R. Nummi, W. Wright, J. Horst, J. Orstad, R. Thompson, D. Carlson, C. Matheson, R. Somerville, J. Merino, L. Shaw, J. Egan, D. Smith. Kneeling: A. Birch, J I-lerubin, L. Jacobson, W. Solin, J. Moin, J. Grant. CURLI G Ideal temperatures led to a good season for the group of forty Centralites ,on the curling team. Using the facilities of the Superior Curling Club, the curlers split into teams or rinks and played each other. The members of each rink included: a skip, third, second, lead, and an alternate. In January two fine days of curling were enjoyed at Wausau. Advisor to this winter sport group is Mr. Robert Gradin. Throwing the Rock is John Merino. .........-- .. ---M . lil I .ffeff C- Sweep, Jack, Sweep, shouts the fans as Jack sweeps feverishly. .55.. .,,f,.,, rj ., 5 1, .0 -DOWN' UD- DOWWI. go the boys as thev do some P11511 UPS- L - Hold 'em up. Another exercise practiced in 1 the boys' gym classes. BOYS' GYM Let's take time out from the usual swing of school and visit the Boys' Gym Class. Here the boys become well coordi- nated and also enjoy a fine hour of ath- letics. Some of the sports involved are basketball. baseball, football. and volley ball. Some boys study the art of self de- fense with boxing gloves. Calisthenics is another activity the boys participate in. The teachers this year are Mr. Crowley and Mr. Conley. .. - Put up vour mitts Q ,. 1 A - -come bovs using the boxing gloves raise a racket. 5 -Get that Rebound! An exciting moment in u . - U t ' ' ' . - Is it a curve? The batter wonders as the he bobs gsm pitch nears the plate. 1661 - '- e. 1l. ,I-, 9 F ' A VVhat's this? Just the girls building a human pyramid. -Watching the birdy are two girls about to be- gin to play Badminton. -Up, up, go the girls for a rebound during a basketball game. Y 1 . r A .Q r X E And Away We Go. Modern dancing is well liked in the girls' gym. GIRLS GYM CLASS Even before general winter drives thc girls ofl the baseball field, nets are up in the gym, anc teams are perfecting plays for basketball and volleyball, as Well as skill in tumbling and ping pong. -Robin Hood? Nope, just Marilyn practicing her archery. maya . ' m m ...f-57- Activities X A 'rf' 'jj 'V' --,- gf!! ' A 2 1 as. g5Q+Qif!fi'fwil?lll!l H HS' i N 'X 'I ii I gwln' ' dlllliz WU? I il i H f V x hi ,. 1 -T -Qifiig-A754 'ai- xi 'ww if fx March Cn Qld Central z Ez. 12 1' -'- - V7 :iv I if' v I K ' M V rv ,uf P , VQ, 'L -mu f ,.- f, , f ff M 44 N4 1 'I 1 fs ,ff - 1 XA ,ff ,Z , f bi .WZ , 4 PZ wap as 33 YEZKET we i3? C S , ' 2'V . .V L25 1 ?HZ ,ZYUNER5 , , 2'Q I 3 If 49 , , V! My -69.- 'Nm Students enjoyed the peppy skits that were given for the Viking Queen Candidates. The Athenae, Booster, and Coquina float won first place in the club division. Home Room 102's float won second place in the Home Room division. This float was submitted by Home Room 331. This is Home Room 307's entry in the Viking parade. This float captured third place for Home Room 103. Home Room 306 entered this float in the par- ade. E QP iv Ms-L WQXTW 5 I Mi 40? I V 43. . ' 114 if ali? ff .- I fi, 5 I , 1 V' ' -f 'Q 31 -3- f 2 2 f I if 4 Z , . , 7 7 L Home Room 139's marching unit was awarded first plaee. Home Room 236 was given Honorable Mention for their marching unit. Dotty Nollet, Shirley Kankas, and Kay Russell were the three Viking Queen Candidates. Shirley Kankas was startled when she was presented with the football by VVils0n Moin signifying that she was Vik- ing Queen. Queen Shirley and King Stan were crowned by Barbara Thompson and Student Council President, VVilson Moin. Queen Shirley and King Stan reigned over the Viking Dance with their attendants Barbara Thompson and VVils0n Moin, Dotty Nollet and Jack Stark, Kay Russell and Roger Moe. VIKING D Y The jitterbug was a fav- orite among many at the Senior Class party. a,f 'mm Movies bring laughter at Junior Class party. While Sandy and Barb watch, Jean orders a class ring. UN for ALL T-Day, the beginning of the long road ahead. A hen party, portrayed by Dick, Roger, and Den- nis, was the skit for prom candidate, Howie Anderson. '- , 5 I ,k5xg,5mw THE PRGM Last year's royalty, Chuck and Barbara, are Shown about to crown King Charles and Queen Claudia. fm Q .. Q 3 if Dennis Willis, general chairman of the prom. Worked hard to make the memorable event the success it was. Memories of soft colored formals. dinner jac' kels, fragrant corsages, and dreamy music will linger long in the minds of those who attended the Junior-Senior Prom of 1955. The magic of the lights and color of the decorations surrounded all While they danced to the music of Ralph VVilliams. Reigning majestically over this gala event were King Charles Allen and Queen Claudia Danielson. The supreme moment of the evening came with the coronation of the royal couple followed by the grand march. The royal court of the 1955 Prom includes: Seated: Pat Hase, Queen Claudia Danielson, and Betty Thomson. Standing: Gene Evans, Harold Anderson, King Charles Allen, Charles Erickson, Barbara Eskelin, Jack Johnson and Pat Smith. Q- was Nzfmwe 9- ' 1 1' ,S - L -- i?Q.:fi ' :. - 1 I H - t ,f ---' ' ga-4 ,- . iw 5 . 4, .3826 ,S Z D u r i n g tourna- ment time, Coach Bruckbauer pre- sents the first trophy from the sectional tourna- ment at Spooner to Mr. Brown. on the piano. Proving to all that there's spirit among the faculty too, are Miss Rose, Miss Tetzler, and Virginia John- son, who willingly partici- pated in a skit for the team during a Pep Assembly. This year, the first prize award for ability in And away we go . . . as VVilson and Marilyn ln en up the latest steps in jazz, with help from Gloria FLASHBACKS Pretty as a Picture describes Nancy Thomson as she models at the Booster fashion show held the evening of March 8 decorating their home room for the holiday season went to room 401, for this attractive scene. What's this? asks Dick of Jan, Liz, and Susan as they display DUCKUIUS. 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MM - - .z. I , , I Ap I X '- - F'Q W? P7 Z9 As always the Juniors came into their third year with the knowledge they were facing their biggest project, the planning and sponsoring of the schoo1's outstanding social event, the Junior- Senior Prom. Officers elected, they settled down to the seriousness of the job before them. Gerald Hietala served his class as president, Jack John- son as vice president, Marion Koivisto as secre- tary, and Judy Howard as treasurer. As Juniors, they anticipate their senior year at Central. U ICR we 1-IOMEROOM 339 Back row: J. Mayersak, R. Baumberger, H. Anderson, J. Munro, R. Roebke, R. Rasmussen. Middle row: P. L'Esperance, C. Simon, J. Pellman, L. Ambrose, M. Skornrock, J. Blair, G. Moyer. Front row: T. Nolan. J. Yaworski, S. Pawloski. E. Lambie, R. Maki, J. Sands, J. Peterson, J. Hizinski. Absent: B. Eastman, D. Yox. Officers: President, D. Rasmussen, V. President, R. Roebke: Secretary, J. Sands: Treasurer, L. Am- brose. HOMEROOM 329 Back row: B. Kronlund, M. Peterson, T. Chisholm, J. Vauden- berg, R. Scheldroup, R. Bromley, D. Sauter, A. Mack, G. Evens. J. Zimbo. Middle row: A. Olson, C. LePage, J. Peterson, V. Johnson, P. Lind. N. Conkright, E. Peterson, M. Smith, B. Lasch. Front row: L. Holmberg, B. Olson, A. Bergstrom, M. Archambault, R. Podgorak. G. Keeth, G. Abrahamson, R. Nayes, B. Nault. Absent: H. Strak, R. Reinkall, L. Kaukal. H. Morris. Officers: President, J. Kilgore: V. President, J. Williams: Secretary, K. Bjorkmang Treasurer, J. Erickson. HOMEROOM 1 0 3 Back row: G. Tyson, R. Dembroski, E. Martineau, E. Franzen, D. Savoy, R. Nummi, T. Greely. Middle row: S. Cox. J. Ander- son, G. Proffit, G. Vicklun, A. Hadlock, G. Swany. Front row: J. Weiland, K. Rafshol, D. Karlson. J. Palmer, M. Serre, S. Fisher, M. Briggs. Absent: R. Berg, J. Olson, W. Strum. Oi- ficers: None. ..78.- HOMEROOM 330 Back row: R. Johnson, C. Danielson, G. Oakes, L. Johnson, R. Harmon, R. Merila. Middle row: R. Benson, I. M. Hulter, F. Grams, K. Johnson, P. Nord, C. Patterson, J. Thompson. Front row: D. Moore, M. Page, J. Eskelin, K. Berkseth, P. Lukkarila, D. Hagberg. Absent: W. Brehmer, C. Cross, R. Higgins, K, Johnson, J, Phillips. Officers: President, J. Phil- lips: V. President, J. Thompson: Secretary, K. Johnson: Treas- urer, F. Grams. HOMEROOM LIB. Back row: R. Golden, J. Ulvila, G. Arseneau, D. Kronberg, D. Hanson, L. Swanson, R. Thompson. Middle row: R. Yox, J. Olson. B. McLean. J. Sutherland. M. Kessler. D. Rich. Front row: P. Byrnes, M. Rygg, E. Erickson, J. Levens, C. Olson, G Llzelac, M. Donnick, D. Edquist, N. Liljander. Absent: G. Cor- rell, D. Erickson, M. Robinson, M. Sharon. Officers: None. HOMEROOM 3 37 Back row: J. Jones, J. Clark, R. Rivord, G, Johnson, R. Anecki, W. Peterson, R. Hosier, D. Willis. Middle row: D. Johnson, F. Farmakes, M. Gonia, B. Johnson, C. Peterson, L. Cummings, J. Roatch, R. Granlund. Front row: N. Nasvall, S. Larson. C. Biet, A. Gustafson, S. Olsson, J. Machines, B. Bounting, J. Sheasby. Absent: C. Allen, T. Snyder, J. Umolac. Officers: President, W. Peterson: Secretary, J. Roatchg Treasurer, S. Olsson. HOMEROOM 237 Back row: W. Berger, I. Hickok, T. Johnson, S. Carlson, R. Nielsen, G. Paddock, J. Lindegren, C. Mathison. Middle row: S. Larson, C. Johnson, F. Ray, C. Nielsen, J. Howard, A. Por- ter, K. Johnson, D. Turner. Front row: L. McLellan, J. Lar- son. H. Gehling. C. Conner, J. Flaten, M. Cloutier, I. Hudacek. Absent: R. Berg, W. Bosteder, B. Day, J. Lamar. Officers: President, B. Berg, V. President, T. Johnson: Secretary-Treas- urer, K. Johnson. HOMEROOM 1 3 3 Back row: B. Hanson, M. Burgraff, D. Russell, B. Wright, D. Schaapveld, J. Bachinski, D. Anderson, D. Neuman. Middle row: J. Kaarto, D. Gray, J. Mayersak, J. Wasco, J. Jacobs, C. Danielson, W. Hicks, K. Freer. Front row: P. Smith, T. Yaworski, Ll. Buscher, J. Oakes, D. Grandhagen, S. Shears, M. Koivisto, D. Abbott, E. Mastrian. Absent: R. Johnson. Offl- cers: President, D. Grandhagen: V. President, D. Gray: Secre- tary-Treasurer, K. Freer. -79.. HOMEROOM 229 I Back row' L. Cragin, G Senn, D Anderson, M. Dabich, K- Johnson. Rantala, J. Smith, C. 'Lindberg, R. Hoff. Middle row: J. McCauley, D. Granstrom, E. Paxton, R. Wick, J. Sever- son, G. Moe. S. Smith. D. Bowden Front row: J. Butler,,A. Bergren, L. Nygaard, K. Clearee, L. Shaw, S.. ArmSi1'0I1g, J- Karra. Absent: Marian Spohn. Officers: President, D. Gran- strom: V. President, M. Dabich: Secretary-Treasurer, K. John- son. HOMEROOM 206 Back row: D. Boortz. D. Neuman, V. Wallin, J. Zukowski, W. Anderson, R. Kotter, G. Sinclear, J. Johnson. Middle row: R. Gunderson, J. Peterson, I. Posey, D. Thompson, F. Holsclaw, A. Wick. A. Josephson, W. Peterson. Front row: J. Aunet. S. Walt, B. Evenson, A, Budzak, K. Wells, M. Miller. G. Nindorf. Absent: S. Marcovich. Officers: President, G. Nindorfg V. President, A. Wick: Secretary-Treasurer, K. Wells. HOMEROOM 334 Back row: J, Sampson, T. Davidson. R. Bushnell, W. Tongue. J. Lundgren. K. Mattson, R. Nelson. Middle row: G. Hietala. J. Izzard, K. Olson, K. Young. G. Olson, H. Brothers, R. Sho- ber, P. Hase. Front row: B. Robbins. D, Wangerin, G. Rich- ards, M. Nelson, J. James. D. Smith, K. Wilson, B. Kempton. Absent: J, Austreng. Officers: President. R. Shober: V. Presi- dent, J. Austreng: Secretary. D. Wangerin: Treasurer. P. Hase. SGPHCMCRE Now more accustomed to high school life, these Sophomore students began to enlarge their activi- ties, many being initiated into clubs and partici- pating in other extra-curricular activities. Their class officers were: president. Gary Anderson: vice-president, Gerald Higgens: secretary, Char- lene Satherg and treasurer, Beverly Brant. 180.- HOMEROOM 227 Back row: L. McGonegal, G. Stroozas, R. Gronski, J, Barton, L. Hoffmackel, R. Cameron, L. Nelson, R. Peterson. Third row: R. Ford, J. Bosyvell, C. Soper, D. Duthey, R. Peterson, L. See- muth, J. Koski, R. Johnson. Second row: K. Bingham, N. Fitzgerald. B. Johnson, J. Sauter, R. Schneible, D. Smith, A. Danielson, C. Johnson, K. Pederson. Front row: B. Schultek. P. Farmer, S. Remwand, R. Larson, M. Nelson, K. Olson, L. Yanko, C. Olson, J. LaRock. Absent: J. Lebo. Officers: Presi- genghl: Johnson: V. President, M. Nelson: Secretary,Treasurer. . son. HOMEROOM 308 Back row: D. Halverson, N. Sewall, D. Mann, F. Golden, J. Schweiger, J. Moin, S. Moins, L. Skandel, J. Collins. Middle row: J. Cameron, L. Delaine, T. Hicks, D. Witt, G. Anderson, M. Wallin, J. Lawson, M. Dehler, B. Brosiour, B. Laamanen. Front row: M. Wiesner, R. Stromquist, K. Bergfalk, B. Ander- son, C. Kunsman, G. Johnson, N. Peterson, J. Goeke, J. Lund- gren, S. Keller. Absent: J. Loyva, L. Nelson. Officers: None. HOMEROOM 207 Back row: N. Jarvi, B. Midbon, D. Borg, J. Kronberg, B. Velin, T. Hilger, C. Martin, M. Pearson, D. King, D. Barnes. Middle row: E. Weiss, J. Sevals, K. Tyson, J. Pope, W. Jacobson, H. Scifres, R. Cuhel, C. Tomczak, P. Sanders. Front row: C. Rich, L. Sharp, T. Ernst, P. Picard, C. Savoy, M. Peterson, D. Rink, A. Roberts, J. Rouse. Absent: D. Harell, T. Harris, G. Link, S. Reinkall, J. Mehtala. Officers: President, D. Borg: V, Presi- dent, J. Rouse: Secretary, D, King: Treasurer, K. Tyson. HOMEROOM 107 Back row: R, Salen, D. Johnson, R. Dahlgren, W. Venne, C. Peterson, W. Renmen, T. Haglo, G. Jensen, J. McGrew, R. Kornstad. Middle row: M. Doolittle. M. Budzak, J. Carlson, T. Moffat, C., Anderson, R. McGlasson, B. Boylan, J. Roebke, P. Wick. Front row: F. Srnetana, L. Helske, B, Larson, B. Brant, M. Christopherson, N. Smith, E. Lindberg, J. Peterson, R. Osterlund. Absent: B. Barbo, V. Swatek. Officers: President, J. McGrewg V. President, P. Wick, Secretary-Treasurer, L. Helske. HOMEROOM 136 Back row: D. Levens, L. Williams, J. Almer, B. Lernke, R. Walker, T. Starstead, D. Midbon, T. Murray, N. Hill, C. Kolas- ki, R. Russell. Middle row: E. Johnson, M. Soroka, J. Conroy, P. Leveroos, J. Cronstrom, W, Cain, B. Thomson, J. Gallagher. J. Harstad, R. Hagberg. Front row: A. Simon, B. Carlson, A, ' M, M'k1 , S. Nichols. M. Wells, S. Whitinger, M. 1323-iinieau, J. Tloiiggn Absent: R. Peterson. Officers: President, B. Thomson: V. President, M. Soroka: Secretary, S. Whitingerz Treasurer, D. Levens. ...gl- HOMEROOM 23 1 Back row: J. Moebs, R. Bartell, J. Kolanczyk, R. Sharon, H Hanson, C. Herubin, A. Johnson, D. Rockstad, D. Saari, P Little, J. Beecher. Middle row: A. Weiss, C. Sather, S. Little, J. Peterson. J. Day, J. Schweiger, M. Schrieffer, R. Walten- burg. R. Cairns, J. Yaworski, L. Johnson. Front row: C. Haworth, S. Steele, J. Johnson, A. Britton, E. Moline. C. Hag- man, G. Paxton, J. Finn. S. Lacken. B. Boortz. K. Olson, Absent: C. Holm. Officers: President. S. Little: V. President. J. Yaworski: Secretary-Treasurer. D. Rockstad. HOMEROOM U. L. R. Back row: R. During. D. Carlson, J. Nelson. J. Geegan. T. Wojciechowski, A. Pauk, L. Jacobsen, G. Peterson, R. Letten- Strom, R, Anderson. Middle row: F. Van Ert, D. Frank, M. Morrison. P. Hietala, J. Johnson, P. Dembroski, M. Cadigan. J. Aaker. Front row: G. Ford, B. 'Waeltler. J. Ba1'tl:LenJ J. Grenier, S. Hemmila, C. LaSuer, V. Bourdages. Absent: J. Kortesmaki. J. Borresou, L. Mathis, B. Wickstrorn. L. Beidler. Officers: President. J. Geegan: V. President, G. Peterson: Sec- retary. M. Morrison: Treasurer. V. Bourdages. HOMEROOM 202 Back row: D. Morris, J. Kenny, T. Manley, D. Zielsdorf. K. Groehler, G. Lidberg. L. Bourdeau, S. Pomush. J. Kotter, J. Orstad. L Clauson, Middle row: J. Carlson. D. Springer, B. Wilson, K. Craft, L. Schryer. L. Jacobs, B. Sickler. J. Smith. J. Schneeberger. B. Maijala. R. Skustad. Front row: L. Ryan, C. Gobin, P. Wicklund, D. Delcourt. J. Aaker, B. Severin, R. Goodrich, P. Berglund, M. Erickson. L. Carlson. Absent: A. Lindgren, V. Kastberg. Officers: President, G. Kenny: V. President. D. Morris: Secretary. C. Gobin: Treasurer. R. Sku- stad. HOMEROOM 137 Back row: A. Nelson. D. Nicl-iolette, R. Ghyselinck. R. Ronn R. Thompson. J. Cross, R. Wachtler, G. Raaflaub. C. Johnson R. Anderson. E, Byrne. Middle row: J. Horst, N. Winek, N. Rostad. J. Sladky, W. Pluntz. J. Cich, M. XVilliams. S. Stor- dahl. E Oakes. L. Chamberlin. J. McCusker. Front row: B I-lizinski, D. Kowkol. S. Leightrnan, B. Ashcroft, E. Hill. B. Gemmill. K. Eckstrorn. C. Johnson. C, Mattson, K. Nicoski. Absent: M. Cross, B. Miller. J. Cich, S. Shulstad. Officers: President, K. Eckstrom: V. President. S. Shulstad: Secretary- Treasurer, C. Johnson. HOMEROOM 205 Back row: C. Wilbur. T. Drinkwine. B. Lee. L. Schuman. L. Bangs. P. Waseen. C. Nelson. T. Nelson, D. Coleman. Third row: C. Carlson. P. Kubala. M. Cross. L. Munroe. M. Peterson. R Greenseth, B. Olson, R. Timmer. S. Paton. F. Kotter. Sec- ond row: G. Higgins, S, Erickson, E. Larson. J. Hack. J. Nolan, S. Oswskey, M. Hagen, J. Selle-ck. Front row: E. Birch. K. Morrisette. F. Swatek, G. Wade, J. Gundt. D. Mackie, B. Bean. A. Matelski, J. Horn. Absent: None. Officers: President. C Nelson: V. President, G. Wade: Secretary, S. Paton: Treasurer L. Munroe. ,821 HOMEROOM 307 Back row: J. Lybeck, J. Larson, T. Knutson, J. Casset, A. Wat- land, L. St. John, J. Hayes, J. Berg, T. Cohen. Thlrd row: L. Jensen, J. Sheasby, N. Lasch, D. Parker, J. Musser, J. Egan, E. Longhren, A. Miller, W. Schroeder. Second row: M. Mc- Kenzie, B. Gallagher, S. Thompson, A. Dietrich, B. Raaflaub, B. Gonia, F.'Swatek. Front row: R. Hudacek, P. Schimitis. J. Was1lewsk1,.P. Payton, J. Bjorkman, K. Westby. H. Hart- shorln, R. Farris. Absent: W. Wesler, R. Jackson. Officers: President, L. St. John, V. President, K. Westbyg Secretary- Treasurer, J. Hayes. Roaming around the halls, bewildered by their first experiences at Central, the Freshmen soon learn to find their own Way and to assert them- selves. They elect officers and begin to take part in the programs, the dances, and other school af- fairs. Officers of the class were president, Paul Peterson, vice-president, James Kilgoreg secretary, Karen Belangerg and treasurer, Nancy Sweet. FRE HME HOMEROOM 340 Back row: V. Gunderson, J. Christiansen, D Morss, R. Karion, R. Evans, B. Van Alstine, T. Lachapelle, J. Driessen. Third row: L. Hietala, L. Goeltz, F. Outzen, K. Neuman, M. Wallin, C. Cross, C. Anderson. Second row: R. Olson, H. Lamont, G. Gall. D. Rodell, R. Danielson, J. Draft. Front row: B. Birch, R. Morrison, H. Reinkall, J. James, J. St. George, A. Fudally, A. Buckmaster. Absent: D. Baurenfund, S. Gault, P. Eastman, M. Bennett, R. Rasmussen. Officers: President, J. Driessenz Secretary-Treasurer, D. Baurenfund. g HOMEROOM 131 Back row: D. Olson, J. Hansen, R. Anderson, A. Sundstrom, P. Giesen, W. Retgman, D. Klarstrom, A. Siegal, G. Olson, N. Yodar. Third row: L. Day, D. Froemel, W. Sharp, J. Larson, D. Moen, J. Jones, L. Cain, P. Prior, D. Brown. Second row: A. Anderson, H. I-Iickok, D. Stannard, J. Johnson. B. Salo, F. Bischoff, N. Sniadak, K. Johnson. Front row: M. Hack, C. White, L. Jacobsen, T. Brown, C. Homich, D. O'Kash, M. Hack. Absent: None. Officers: President, D. Klarstromg V. Presi- dent, B. Salo: Secretary, A. Anderson, Treasurer, P. Prior. -83 HOMEROOM 343 Back row: S. Furrie, T. Vesterby, P. Neimann, N. Anderson. C. Erickson, R. Fraser, J. Kauti, J. Frasier, N. Baker. Third row: J. Fennessy, L. Tharge, D. Pearson, P. Skandel, J. Gras- key, T. Neumann, P. Smith, L. Bergstrom, M. Koenig. Second royv: B Klein. M. Joelson, M. Anderson. K. Oswskev. B. Hols- claw, P. Beckwell, D. Spohn. Front row: D. Reville, J. John- son, P. Stroozas, M. Timmer, J. Williams, C. Erickson, M. Brown. Absent: None. Officers: President, N. Anderson: V. President, P. Stroozas: Secretary, N. Baker: Treasurer, C. Erickson. HOMEROOM 230 Back row: J. Backlund, J. Witroski, W. Shumway, K. Johnson, K. Erickson, R. Wester, W. Sewell, D. Ritzman. Third row: E. Cook, E. Orstad, M. Altman, C. Burns, R. Robbins, J. Crawford, L. Zoltak, M. Stromrner, M. Soleim. Second row: R. Plunkett, N. Berg, P. Cleary, L. Hutton, G. Paulous. J. Christman, C. Fleissner, T. McMullen. Front row: R. Kervina, E. Kolstad, J Anderson, B. Bukowski, G. Harrer, G. Osterheim, P. Gerzic, L Kempton, C. Lee. Absent: D. Schaffer. Officers: President, C. Lee: V. President, T. McMullen: Secretary-Treasurer, L. Hutton HOMEROOM 1 39 Back row: B. Rink, H. Karanikos, A. Bean, D. Brown, P. Peder- son, J. Kilgore, C. Oaks, J. Ely, J. Williams. J. Kurki. Third row: S. Hirscheimer, P. Gray, J. Anecki, J. Erickson. B. Baker. J. Davison, P. Olson, J. Hayes, K. Bjorkman. Second row: B. Burgraff, I. Bangs, G. Staupe, J. Johnson, R. Skemp, K. Nelson. R. Pederson, M. Finn. Front row: R. Engstrom, D. Moffat, I. Turner, K. Jacobs, S. Ely, A. Stokes, G. Hegland. Absent: None. Officers: President, D. Bromley: V. President, H. Mor- ris: Secretary, N. Conkright: Treasurer, A. Olson. HOMEROOM 208 Back row: P. Arndt, L. Kauti, J. White, J. Molenda, R. Clark, P. Chapman, M. McGrath, E. Tierney, K. Howenstine. Third row: J. Gjessing. C. Grandhagen, S. Kauti, E. Nault, M. Bart- ley. M. Boya, J. Caroon. Second row: D. Opoien, K. Hietala. F. Place. R. Swedeen. A. Benedickt. D. Kriegel. M. Siegel, D. Almer. First row: C. Harrington. M. Johnson, D. Wilner, D. Ryan, J. Klungness, J. Moyer, G. Fullerton, G. Birt. Absent: B, Glonek. Officers: President, R. Clark: V. President. K. Hietalag Secretary-Treasurer. P. Arndt. HOMEROOM 2 36 Back row: R Warring, R. Mittlestadt. D. Spencer, R. Parker. R. Dahl. C. Hart, T. Neusome, G. Mntchett, G. Archambault. Third row: K. Nelson, C. Baker. P. Mattson, F. Izzard, C. Don- nick, N. Sweet, M. Coon, J. Maki. Second row: M, Peterson, J. Byrnes, P. Boys. K. Golden, R. Peterson, G. Tyson, J. Kast- berg, K. Evenstad. Front row: k. Belanger, B. Mossberger, G. Carlson, R. Lagro, N. Almstedt, M. Pearson. Absent: None. Officers: President, G. Matchett: V. President, J. Byrnes: Sec- retary-Treasurer, N. Sweet. ..-841 3-IOMEROOM 3 4 1 Back row: N. Hill, D. Van Ert, J. Marken, J. Zwakman. G Severson, G. Van Ert, G. Hillila, T. Koski, J, Hultner. Third row: KM. Foerst, J. Thompson, C. Johnson, C. Armstrong, H Lambie, R. Scheldroup, B. White, B. Gella. Second row: A Erbe., C. Reazle, B. Boya, S. Berkowitz, G. Dow, D. Erickson, R. Jacobson, K. Kelleher, Front row: D. Selleck, J. Gronski, R. Nyberg, T. Bergstrom, M. Ambros, P. LeDoux, G. Gravening, D. Pananen, S. Bengston. Absent: W. Dubbels, T, Str-ak. Officers: President, B. White: Secretary-Treasurer, B. Boya. HOMEROOM 1 4 3 ' Back row: D. Johnson, K. Thompson, A. Ryberg, J. Quist, D. Swanson, A. Barnard. Third row? M. McGrew, C. LaChance, D. Plesko, E. Juno, R. Mansky, F. Nelson, J. Thompson. Second row: M. Stannard, J. Decker. C. White, D. Hintikka, J. Clark, R. Coyle. Front row: L. Roebe, V. Pryor, C. Tobin, N. Canlon, K. Christiansen, K. Rich, R. Nasvall. Absent: B. Bradlay, N. Trombley. Officers: President. A. Barnard: Secretary-Treas- urer, D. Plesko. HOMEROOM 306 Back row: R. Clemensen, E. Ulvila, W. Foerst, D. Carlson, D. Frye, J. Eugenius, S. Kramer. Third row: K. McKee, R. Mathe- son, D. Wallin, P, Manke, J. Larson, D. Storry, J. McLennan, D. Boortz, R. Clark. Second row: F. Pearson, R. Kari, 'F. Ollie, S. Sickler. K. Sickler, R. Anderson, T. Nicoski. Front row: C. Bengtson, F, Keup, M, Meteraud, D, Niemi, B. Nelson, R, Nett. S. Brew. Absent: K. Sweeney, R. Homich, D. Schultz. Offi- cers: President, J. Larson: V. President, W. Foerst, Secretary, C. Bengstoag Treasurer, D. Carlson. I-IOMEROOM 102 Back row: J. Barrett, R. Leach, W. King, G. Johnson, R. Cordts, L. Karlsen, C. Verville, C, Orr. Third row: J. Deleo, R. Ciskie. J. Pawlicki, R. Romans, J. Kolaski, M. Lue, J. Easton, L. Rap- pley. Second row: S. Conkright, N. Osen, C. Edburg, T. Rey- nolds. H. Reynolds, G Britton. R. Nicoski. Front row: K. Smith, W. Hoff, S. Milloy, F. Johnson, L. Norman, J.-Movicl., S. Bergfalk, Absent: G. Schumacher. Officers: President, C. Edburgg V. President, J. Easton: Secretary, K. Smith: Treas- urer, V. Johnson. STUDENTS PRAISES Now I sit me down to study, I pray the Lord I won't go nutty. If I don't get this pile of junk, I pray the Lord that I don't flunk. And when I die, don't bury me, at all, at But put my bones in the study hall. Put my books upon my desk, IM all, And tell my teacher I done my best. -35- S niors G3 A f' A 2 OX-ffq C Alf' ' U70 2, 4 ff! X' ' I f+h 'ff , i447Z .f,,ff1 4 ' 57 ' L A J?'ZLV-7 197 if 7 A, ,,,, ,. If , , f7L L07N77 flfbbkvv K L4qgZ D,-5 QWM ' 0 V , X M , f! I , CQ I7 I-i c X A 4 ? I S . If VV.. ,Q fy, ifxf n XZ I X, 7 1A ,ff H X A 1' ff 2 7 M41 -M77 r 2AL?6ppV9g L v c1vff2fp 7 aj 4 I' I 47 yl! . Y 1!5,44fcff 55, ff, f .f N . k4Zl 21ftgf,,64, Q '17 7 N 5 I 4 ' .pr cf 4. ' Sfzfkfl ,A-KVA X . N K , f ' U- '-.- 4 ' K' 5-'A - L .I QE' 'Wi ' H bt, 7 I I rin 11 zlifi.-x? - , - l .. ...vga Hum 44 I X ' qv - if M -ffslsmggl as X X llgll -Pu 1 'IN : A14 V -,. x yw' LQ, 'L March Un Old Central :,. v . .Iwi V YN.. MX-:QQ 5 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ' VVe take out hats off to the officers who have led us in making this year stand out as one or our most memorable years at Central. A . .gg ' . X sq ,i ,, ' - . Q , g- -f 1 QQ A 9 5 ' I L- 1 ' fs .1 - -X -- , bg . l 'Qu qu- WK' J 5 -ws af vt N-V V' Q - -. ,L ' . , ,f Q , -5. Q gf Legg k v . , if j 'W QE? ' ' ' X -e-if , 1 K 2 A '? ' 'i 'f, CQSEAL JB L ,' 'ii' W 5 'Q . 1, Q ei X A P 4 ' . Q . go Gary Andersen Donald Anderson Duane Anderson Warren Anderson Sherman Ansell Hannah Auerbach Dorothy Barthen Catherine Beattie Dorothy Benedickt VWQR: 'P Wig sf yn. . .X pl,-X in ,- . P X X - XX X, N X, X A by ' i ' Sgf 3arfS ?'?S 4' - Y X X June Andersoll Mary JU Anderson Natalie Anderson Dianne Backlund Kathleene Baker Charles Bankey Jerome Bengston Clifford Benson Robert Berg-falk -88.- Bruce Bergstrom Marjorie Bergstrom Charlotte Berkseth Gerald Bernard Sandra Blomquist Alan Birch Clarence Bischoff Virgil Bolk Bruce Burgraff Barbara CarlS0rl Gerald Carlson JoAnn Carlson William Carlson Paul Chamberlin Joy Charbonneau Donald Chisholm Nancy Christianson Lawrence Clark Elizabeth Conner Janice Copiskey Donald Cross ., , ,,.- ,. 1 v , . ,- 72.2 AA 'S ' :i.,?K.,1 if ' J -fs, N 431' , '- ui 32 Y f 1 4 ,Q K' ii' ' x H81 Y f -, f' 4 sf N h ,5y? f. W Q2 K 1: M. ,, ,. f qfw tif AW , , EEA f ,, .yy xl, w ef 1 mv Qfvf . fa y' Ea V, 1 I -e'r EWU, , F. Q 55 1 mm, 7 :T 2 K ? Qfv . I M 'J as k'U '7' . V X , a-f :,. . Pmflxggy? M I J 'QQ' 3 ,Q.:.a. A Msgs gin A-7 wi ,1 M C X w c , 5 wg rr... 2 5 1, x ii if 1 QISJ1, sg? 1 -iiggiii fs if s ' D ART Seniors pause to admire some of the Work of the art classes. 1 fr 3 1- f , ' -K. za- 42 'al v- 'M ' 1 R - 'Q' cr, ' ' 'K .- :f- ' ww Q3 5' X ii fl '2::-f ,K R 'ii N- -A ,. lg?-wi' 'VX we .M in 1 5 ' '1', R. p, R . 4 D4 og.. 4 Frank C1-Ogg Yvonne Danielson Robert Delahunt Shirley DeMoss astnlan Elizabeth Eckbel- Stephen Edelgtein Arthurlsrickson RiG118l'd El'iCkS0n Catherine Ernst Barbara Eskelin Gl0ria Evans Jerome Fair John Farrow Gwen Filbey -90- Elvina Fjelling N8ncyFranzen Robert Fraser 1 Darcy Freer Frances Fudally Darlene Fumoy Carol Gallagher Roger Garrison John Geegan Sheila Goldstein Barbara Gonia Geraldine Grady John Grant Richard Greely Loretta Guild Rose Hadlock Henryllagen Ruth Hart Kenneth Heino Russell Hendrickson Gage Herman James l-Ierubin David Hill Catherine Hoff 'Y Z ,. A' 1 I 1 . A r , -.Mug Sf? 342: ma i G, sf ,A . -cf? X X f , XXX X T if . 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X ' ' .- 'LN A .: X ' f f- 'C ks V Gerald Hulter Nancy Jackson Leroy Jacobsen Thomas Jaggers Donna James Manley James Delores Janovick Marilyn Jennings Richard Jensen Bonny Johnson Clyde Johnson Jeannegoneg Rhonda, Joslin Shirley Kankas Richard Kaukonen 92 Larry Keene R0gerKenny Marcia Kenville I 1 To flff. fnq Q John Kinney all ,ZX if V 1 f 1 , W I 1 1 - 7W.A, I' Vx W' I . H V 1 , ' fr- ,- .K 'f' , ,g. !l 'X jf If I' Judithliline Bertha Kortesmaki 5, ,. I X 4 Rf 7't'L If Lf! fi I fn ' 'ff' A fb 74' fdllfgllqjj -a L ti 3 1 Nfl, y 4 L ,I :gli ,ll I 4,1 X510 IIIIIA I 'I i' f ' - 1 ' X F 4 , f 1 ' ' V Eva Koski Qhf .f y. it A ,VV .I V , FV! X ,Y f ! K th I X J f ' I llzid1leen Koski fl' Ll .Vt 'f ll ,f'f to xl , ,if i 4 I r f' , 1' 7 , y V Y M W Gwendolyn Kriegl 2' VV? Barbara Kubala ' X Q- - L55 L 'Au V, Daniel Ladich uf . lf Stanley L8dlCh so-4 'E' I 2 Joyce Kersten Janette Kilpela Susan Kimball GSL! 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X A as K Pr 'F . - lynx Y. . of K 1 H., 1- f- ' f 5: . ,... 4- X.., 3 NNN' . N' f l 5 3 Q , og ff' , an 'Sean' ,...Y,. xdyx f BOYS HOME ECONOMICS Our boys will never go ragged, for they've learned how to sew. Q6 W QB jp O Ev X l .X X X ' XY be QNX o lwx l X. X..-.Xxx ,QQ 1. -:- ,Jw N ' K- e X Q x XS xx X M XX Xe , K . . Qi, . fm ,, , R .- i Q . , V N 'nr fi -5 5 If 'I Y 'gp ' , I Q Q j war A ' ' f, 3 , Q 5 A 11? 5 ' vs l A , fi, Q.- X 1 , l Ronald Nindorf Kenneth Olsen Alicf? Olson . -WAX. X X f if HJHX, 1 9 ka .gy ' ',,n- O f , A . ., O fx ll ,-,LAL kxxv X UNE? YNNJ LV Mx' wx No U0f0fhy Nollet Darlyne Norman Alan North Marian Ofstad Dorothy 0'KaSh garllam olson Gloria Olson Lawrvnvv Olson Lois Olson Sandra Olson .loyl-as Osal-ho Doris Osen -96- Julie Ossell Cliff0l'd PBHHDCD Lydia Parker Darlene Picard ll. QDennis Piggott QM . M M Q N fl J . 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SVQ ff. 3, M W- Q A X Af, .G I E CLASS RINGS Our class rings will always be a symbol to us of four happy years spent together. ii. , r I' an , - , . ,S V' ia W ' X-X S ri' il I 2 S Ri X an I X 1:7 . . ff, ,Q I if 'Q l A as-mi l ' 'Q i-.1 M . K '59 1' if 4 Q gg P V .w Q esg xa lh' we f v -Y' 1 4,4 M 3 in N J aw v X 9 Hifi- i i if , x FA ff' Q lm , 2 kggif li Naney Robbins Robert Romans James Ronca Luella Rouse Vivian Rllnflllisf Kathleen Russell William Ruggpll Katherine Ryan Daniel Salo Gerald Salo Jane Salveson JON! SHHGQPSOH Usi-ar Sandslrom Roger Sandvia-k William Sc-hiller 98 Jaequelyn Schmidt Sybil Schneider Richard Schweige Janice Setterstrom Thomas Simon Ronald Skudstad f Bonnie Smith Brian Smith Joanne Smith Donald Snyder William Solin Ray n10nd Somerville Harvey Sorenson Herbert Strak Jack Stark Kenneth Stringer James Summers Bill Sutherland James Swenson Richard Taber Rita Temby Joan Thomas Barbara Thompson Marolyn Thompson ' ff? 5 p N x ' 'i x, 1 Q 1 i X R me N A ' N If Q 6 2.31 Q4 2 . 32 51213 N ,jr V? t, g e , . , f 5 Y f , X l ,Q Mf NG , Q Qi fix f 5 Y' , 5 -. , , x, f Q, 1 Qx ,f Q +2 5 21' , R V M4 -Milf Q x fy-2, 3 ' 4 Q33 ., Q N :Q 9 Ske- f 2 1'4,177'f?+'5h?'TE1.'? 3. 5:1711 T? -If ,. f MW . ,933 wwf ...vw V.,-f' 'N 3 .- 1 . 5 x.q.,,f ' , :L PNN? ,I .,,,.! .mua- etiif 2 . S ' QM' - Q5 I ' 5, 5 f m . f Q ge sys V of I 1 1,9 ww Q .SYN v-' ., '. oE'i'fE:9i.':':2E i L M57 ' ' 'H S X T Q af! 2 Q ff. 1 ,,,, 1 -e lr' nl .Htl j VN J 51 A ' ,lf C f X -AJ R V V . . 'A-Su vs i. e , gi' 1 1 4 ,Q - , f-' ,K in gk . A - f' ,Q-. . ' ' ' fAx? -S Q if . 4 x P? Nancy Thomson Donald THUS Gene Uhlar Rifhaffl Ullan flaroi Waite Carol Warner X., 54 '00 R Q' Y fx . . as , A K- , , A515 i 4 'FS 'Z . ' V I X X jf, w 5 ff f K X 434 fi .N x ily 1 , , ,Av Janice Trentor Clarice Ulvi Jan ice Wvarner T J 1 JA, f, i L V X , yn 1 I fr v ' fi 'JQENIORS IN ROBES i- f l The culmination of our high! f school years - robes, diplomas, tears, and this one last time to- gether as seniors. -vs f-Ae' f - 4 Y ol' - X 1515 il , go,K,,.4MX gg i 53 Q X Q ' . ir KL X xg, X A N iiei ii-sf e f' is v a, .o,' 'L ei E LLK N i . A fi ik, s ,, i - , fun 1' . is . W t ,gif -3 if X Q wg X . i ,ss f sie - A' s J sf., 2 R055 Tl-ester Barbara Trombley Jganne Tyson Rosemary VanHorn Zoe VonEnde James WVade Ardith Wvarring Shirley Watland Norma VVelch 100- YA Jww Vg My Lyfgibi jf If 4 Vfw 1 D , I 4 MVA, 1 4 f 'Q , 'fi' ' ,- , fl A ,f ww::,:zs:a's:J' . 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MV Zlj Donald T- Brew DeLeine Edwin Nasvall Thomas Peter Farmer Jane Gibbs Ovmtt Richard William Froemel Stanley Walter Pinkoskif Jesse JBIUCS G00dI'iCll William Ray Renogs Jeannette Marie Manor Jack Austin ShmitiS -101- X ' X X X 3 X I SENIGR HO OR ROLL Warren Frederic Anderson Sherman David Ansell Barbara Ann Carlson JoAnn Carol Carlson -Ioy Ann Charbonneau Lawrence Douglas Clark Darcy Jean Freer Nancy Kay Jackson Marilyn Edith Jennings Joyce Eileen Kersten Janette Darlene Kilpela Judith Lee Kline Kathleen Marie Koski Gary Calvin Lelvis Rhoda Marie Lind Kathleen Marie Maki Virginia Eleanor Maki Barbara Anne Mansky Crystal Karen Micken Wilson James Moin Jean Astrid Myers Clifford William PHDBHBH Yvonne Charlotte Peterson Marilyn Gail Reed Judy Kay Reimer Hannah Rae Reinkall I TE TGP SENIGRS Janice Kay Setterstrom Ronald Sherman Skudstad Joanne Shirley Smith Donald Richard Snyder Marolyn Joan Thompson Zoe VonEnde Janice Eileen Warner Ardith Rae VVarriIlg Norma Anne Welch Joseph Emanuel Westlllflll Hanging from ai high of 33 A's to 26 A's these ten seniors have achieved their goal-: Lawrence Clark, Joseph Westlund, Sherman Ansell, Judy Reimer, Kay lioski, Zur- Von lfllflfi Marilyn Jennings, Janice Sellerstrom, Kathleen Maki, and Barbara Varlson. -102- Autographs f, 1 W- H 3 'NW Zn! f- . 2 9 W 77fMQQf bf +A, Q f 5 +A '- f f Maw fofuwwff fgwgfffx Q 77: -A X X wwe! aff?-fwfaftj Cla!! 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V L L ' -L - is L Q V -- Y V M ,.,k. . e so he - ' .Vk, Q .K gi' Vk,k,k :,- 1 I , V r itie ' V '--, V f-'- -V V 'i'fQ'f1..' firbfc ,r ,. g , ':4w1e.xi cies' it VV W, ,,,, ' - V e, M- V V ff 0 E fi i i ' 'Q - ' , y 'i i t You're giving us your ads-tangible evidence of your faith in us and the institutions of Superior. i In return you're getting our gratitude for that 2 support and our pledge that as potential custom- ers we will find our way through the years to yolu' places of business and make that faith a reality. i 1 ' U 1' I BUESCEIER BAND INSTRUMENTS ACCORDIONS - WFL DRUMS I II LANG'S IIIUSIC I STORE I Labof CQngfUfUlUfeS -- Experf Repair Service -- fh US C SUPPLIES - ACCESSOR FS e EX 2 8070 I Gfqdugffng Class 2 O E SUPERIOR, WIS. 'k SUPERIOR FEDERATICN ' of 96515125112 4 LABOR HOUSE or FLOWERS I CONGRATULATIONS TO I l THE SENIQRSI 0 OVVE v EX 658 I BEST WISHES T O T H E I GRADUATES UF 1955 Reddy Kilowaff Reminds You To Always Remember: I BETTER LIGHT lf, e EQUALS BETTER SIGHT Sapmm Www, 16955 md 37mm bmpcmq -106- - ' , ' My fftzf. IT ,.'.-: .1-1 I ' AFL -..J mn - . KQJY' I 35' W v, ai, I 5 ,, WW ,aye ' Q ' n',',.? -I - . QQYQI. Q I ' ws, ' Lg A If , P , ,Ah ,'-'zu r L , A1 It N' -1 S yll ,, .oi ,gf lv .A or fir iffy, .. , . 4 . fy, XM . - M.f,?sA,A gm . T -X 1 , Ibm... ,.,,1 I Congratulations, Class of 1955 ' I It Will Pay You . . . to inquire about the educational opportunities at I Wisconsin tate College ' AT SUPERIOR OFFERINGS IN UNDERGRADUATE WORK INCLUDE: 2, 3, AND 4 YEAR TEACHER TRAINING PROGRAMS FOUR-YEAR LIBERAL ARTS DEGREE PROGRAMS PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS IN MANY FIELDS OF STUDY GRADUATE WORK: COURSES LEADING TO A MASTER OF EDUCATION DEGREE WRITE FOR INFORMATION: THE DEAN OF INSTRUCTION WISCONSIN STATE COLLEGE SUPERIOR, WISCONSIN -107-- t O , A Frisco Z Cleaners AND The Home Shoe f O 0 Repair Good Things fo Eat, Qualify Gasoline at 0Cl0 le55 Deep Cut Prices Cleaning an I s Prem' ms - - 1415-1417-1419 p U 'U Hl'?:'E'l?le Tower Avenue O G ' 0 'ng MSL C 01l Company EXW 4-5752 if 7OI BELKNAP stREEt 1813 BELKNAP ST, CO-OPS ARE IN YOUR FUTURE Cooperating with one's fellow men tor the good of each is an old, American method! Co-ops are time-proven and stable - they are a vital part ot our democracy, and they are here to stay. Like your political democracy, Co-ops are in your future too. They will aid your lite as a consumer, and they also hold for you the possibility of a rewarding career in public office. Co-ops have launched a program ot professional preparation for manage- ment, for employment opportunities that can lead to management or other co- operative careers. Write to CO-OP TRAINING DEPARTMENT Box 2000, Superior, Wis. -108- Complimems TGWER , PGY FLURAL Semors MARKET f Y Flowers of Highest Qualify 0 MEATS Q-wmv Superlor am, t . GROCERIES 428 TOWER AVE. 1 C mplefe Stock of PQRTRAITS Cameras, qnd A 0l ieS Commercial Gnd Photogr phy 5 pplies I Q O Willard feng Studio Graduate to a Bus 20 Gofhe... Y 'qi' Ai Rf, V QXQLH. r-- V , Safe -Sgflif Ch i e f PromPf - fuk Easy X way Congrafulafes the ww, The Class of 1955! ' 4 Duluth- Superior l 816 215 AVENUE EAST Co' EXeor18-3531 The Finesf Qualify Coffee You Can Buy! E W PRESSURE E PAFZQED L, f0EfFe H FREESHNESS g 5-5 f.5.. cD.,.. C 0,,... ,gu1z::u..f.. isu-- Andresen-Ryan Coffee Company gl ei I l l 1 l 1 Congratulations . I , THEPAUSEXX Lake Superior THAT N' I , j!fLpjLQfjI,I4f1,,wwfv7 REFIIESHES Refining HAVE A COKE! , Coca Cola Bxottliqg Co. co' ,ML 54? L, ffid I AJfI,'I'I KI I I X vw Hof' kv M IIAS Wg, ,wif if qi Wm' YE ILL' b ,WL iii kj w,AJvWj1Jvf iw i t I L 394 K L gJfIVff3nW KI1k TO THE ff if1jIl A NIIMJIMI I ,mfs GRADS M W DI f I I VIN ,gI'I,'If' Zig-Q-J fr-v M. W yd ff FROM o I '1i5 Q'IIQIb ,I I GRADS OF ,gm I M3339IX19:3-1916-1924-1931-1932 I N1 I ' I RAND RAPID ' HOUSE FURNISHING co. I I-......- - .i.....1l....l..l -1- I MSS Grads 'VJE . Compliments of 976 Z W 50-Wdgffcdaffapkf SELDEN'S, Inc and E M P I. O Y E E S What Every Young Lady must have . . . ' A LANE Cedar Chest, beautiful, and , 5831 33 TOWER AVENUE elegantly practical A . and its guaranteed SUPERIOR, WIS. thproof. As little C Bl111!1Qm as 4995. wrmon, wnsconsnv THE EVENING TELEGRAM serves freedom ' BY SERVING YOU ' SERVING THE FAMILY ' SERVING THE COMMUNITY SERVING THE NATION Upper Wisconsin's Leading Newspaper The Voice of fhe People N' 55 Grads QQLLL 1 HIGH GRADE BURNER OIL DISTRIBUTED BY t q Northwest Finest Dairy Produ f NORTHWESTERN UIL C0 Russell Creamery ' BROADWAY AND DGDEN Exporf 4-5522 Best Wishes to the from The Benson Studio 9 BELKNAP STREET PHONE EXport 4- 1131 LETTERPRESS PHOTO-OFFSET JOB PRINTING The Quiekprint Clyde B. Thomas, Prop. T820 N. TWELFTH STREET EXport 4-7241 Compliments of Stack and Co. L. 5. LARSON H. J. OLSON I. G. A. Super Market 0 8 L Appliance, Inc. GROCERY, MEATS, HOME BAKERY and i' COFFEE SHOP 928 TOWER Ave EXpOr1 4-5154 T202-T204 BELKNAP ST. EXpOrT 4-4461 SUPERIOR, WIS. Central's Grads Heartily Endorse WESTLUND HARDWARE IO24 TGWER AVE. EXpOrI 4-4942 Peoples Drug Store J. A. GRIMSRUD, Prop. 1124 BELKNAP ST. EXport 4-7765 Knudsen Bros. Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co. Northern Engineering Co. of Superior SUPERIOR, WISCONSIN Henry R. W. Knudsen 114- Congratulations to the Seniors! BUILDERS CAFE A 1 SUPPLY COMPANY ,,,,,e Home O, Gm, ,M if OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY-7 DAYS A WEEK 619 TOWER AVE Export 4-7718 804 TOWER AVE. EXporT 4-4991 BETTER VALUES COl1gt'dl'Uldl'l0t1S at to the Graduates BETTER SELECTIONS POPKIN'S Nottingham Cleaners For Better Cleaning 1824 TOWER AVENUE EXpOrT 4 4010 EXporT 4-5841 ROOKEY TRANSFER EXporT 4-6609 1417 BANKS AVENUE Uptown Quality . . . Downtown Pnces Congratulations to the Class of 1955 DRUG STORE E Prescription Specialists ROY GRIMSRUD, Prop. EXpor14-3763 ' Hi 111 714 TOWER AVE., SUPERIOR, WIS. -- FREE DEUVERY -- 705 OGDEN AVE. EXporT 4-5251 -115- CANDY LUNCHES MEET ME AT THE Capitol Candy and Tea Rooms Chicras Bros. Everything Home Made Exporf 2-8662 1114 TOWER AVENUE ICE CREAM SODAS SEE NELSON'S FOR BETTER BUYS IN LETTERMEN'S SWEATERS and JACKETS A COMPLETE SELECTION OF SWEATERS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! Buy Direct from the MiII Nelson Knitting Mills Co. 2105 W. SUPERIOR ST. DULUTH, MINN. Lawrence F. Ryan GENERAL INSURANCE EXpor'r 4-7876 1222 TOWER AVENUE SUPERIOR, WIS. COMPLIMENTS OF ,Iensen's Texaco Service 721 BELKNAP STREET Expon 4-5833 Congratulations to the Class of 1955 From All the Gang at DRYSDALE - PERRY STUDIOS 116- RCA RADIO AND TV Sales and Service Burgraffs Appliance The HENRICH Center PHARMACY T216 BELKNAP ST. SUPERIOR, WIS. The Prescription Store ANYTHING ELECTRICAL GREETING CARDS - COSMETICS EXPOVI 4-7549 T420 TOWER AVE. EXport 4-3233 Congratulations to Howatt Jewelers WATCHES - DIAMONDS COMPLETE JEWELRY LINE THE CATS of 1955 'A' - FULLY OUARANTEED REPAIRING - R. S. JOHNSON, Mgr. I425 TOWER AvE. EXpOrt 4-7683 am I I I Our customers Come to us again and again because they get tne kind of printing they want, and at a price they believe iust. That, we think, is true service. It is a product of skill, excellent equipment, and an unansvvering determination on our part to do things right. Our customers tell us of their appreciation. When you have printing to do, you can expect this same degree ot satisfac- tion, for We value our good name above all other Considerations. Evening Telegram Job Print ng Shop TELEGRAIVI BUILDING TOWER AT l3th SUPERIOR, WISCONSIN -117- I BOND CLOTHES exclusive at OWNED AND OPERATED BY GOODWIN EKSTRONI, INC. Buy WithaConfidence 0NFurnllureEo. . I , SUPERIOR. WISCONSIN QUALITY FURNITURE AND l-OWER PRlC55l Quality . . . A Cedar Tradition Exporr 4-4040 1208 TOWER AVE. for Over 44 Years I America's First Choice Over 23 Years and Again the Leader in Sales in 1954! Another First in 1955 Low Price Field, the 12 Volt Battery and Electrical System. Larson Chevrolet Co. EXporT 4-5575 1420 OGDEN AVE. SUPERIOR, WIS. -118- THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK SUPERIOR'S OLDEST BANK Member F. D. I. C. Save First at the First National DUNB AR S Hotel Restaurant and Janitor Supplies Exp T4-5255 720-22 TOWER AVE. SUPERIOR WIS. Congratulations Seniors Ellis Plummg and Heating Company 1414 BELKNAP ST. EXp T 4-7754 EQ XL N onbev as Iona Q9 Y f th h gh sp r ted h gh school set Dre ses T cl sepa test at K ft e thus as Wifi Rigid Q ff WW P6 11 9 1 L 'Ir - 'A' . . O O or IXQ J 1' Z l , -S Q or e i - ii i . ' s ,coasan ra h fb - mafchafeen-ager's n i m . . . 3 Li af 4' If f S me . fl! X 5 fi P T ,, uf A T 119 FUEL, SCRAP IRON METALS NUMMI JEWTELERS We sen the BETTER COALS Always! Beloved, Art Carved and Guild Art Diamonds 'A' O -Ar Blckfcrcl Fuel CO. 1122 35-KNAP STREET 58II'1 and BUTLER SOUTH SUPERIOR SUPERIOR, wus. COAL 4-3002 - SACK COAL DRIVE IN - Congrafulafion Class of 1955 Quite Unlike All Others! Thomas Stroozas 81 Belknap Electric Sons Grocery 6307 TOWER AVE. EXporT 4-3122 15113 BELKNAP STREET EXporf 2-1103 ic I is 'phillips 6111 COMPLIMENTS OF Hendricksonis Phillips '466 Service 25 BELKNAP ST. EXport 4-9989 21222 Ill. fifliffflf 1 EEEE Omoo AL RUSBERGQS with Bulldozer S SSSSS I .A c,.c 51,350.00 SHOE REPAlRlNG Ely ' Farms of the aesf Kinda Equipment Inc. 1118 BELKNAP STREET 701 WINTER ST. SUPERIOR, WIS. 1 1 i l l l -120-- WESTLUND PHARMACY 5901 TOWER AVENUE EXport 4-4293 Martin Tea Rooms EXport 2-4972 T820 HAMMOND AVENUE B U Y L O C A L L Y QUALITY REBUILT6 T-GENERATORS 2-STARTERS 3-CARBURETORS 4-DISTRI BUTORS 5-VOLTAGE REGULATORS LOW IN COST - HIGH IN QUALITY Superior Carburator and Auto Electric 5I I TOWER AVE. 66Tell lt to Sweeney WHEN nfs BUILDING MATERIALS 'lr 216 BELKNAP sr. EXport 4-6606 Bingham Hardware SINCE T888 PAINTS - SPORTING GOODS LUGGAGE VAL WIESNER, Proprietor IOI I TOWER AVE. Congratulations Seniors! af Superior Coal Co. IOO5 WINTER STREET EXpor'r 4-3602 Luggage Portfolios Zipper Ring Books Portable Typewriters V Rebuilts - Rentals Wisconsin Typewriter Co. T306 TOWER AVE EXpOrt 4-69OI -121- C '9 i S Roland C. Buck, Inc. 5EN'0R5 -- ENGINEERS -- of 1955 'Z EXporf 4-7781 201 TELEGRAM BUILDING Mather Pharmacy, Inc. i' E' S' Inc' Prescription Experts 815 wime' Sffeef EXpor'r 4-4494 1505 TOWER AVE EXport 4-3832 SUPERIOR, WIS. Good Appearance Is An Asset! CROSS BARBER 1411 BELKNAP STREET It Pays to Look Well Favorite Sport of CLEANERS and DYER5 Central Students! 'k TRY THE Definitely Better Cleaning FOUNTAIN 5PEclAl-5 1813 IOWA AVE. 1615 TOWER AVE. AT EXporT 4-3877 EXporf 4-9446 -l22-- COMPLIMENTS OF Solcfs Book Bindery 221 WEST FOURTH STREET- DULUTH, MINNESOTA F L 0 W E R S For All Occasions CRUNSTRUTWS Sl1P6I'i0I' Floral CO. COMPLETE LINE OF 1416 TOWER AVENUE Dmners and Lunches Grocers - Butchers - Bakers EXpOrT 2-1432 ACROSS FROM COURT HOUSE Tri . State Spmfts LONG DISTANCE MOVING . STORAGE Equlpment CO' Daily Service to Duluth Don Go from SMP 'Q SMP Superior 8. Duluth Transfer Co. Looking for 911 TOWER AVE. EXpOrT 4-4471 Sports Equipment . . . Come Here Where All Your Sporting Goods Neecls ,L Will Be sarrsfied S E ln One Stop! Everything for Men and Boys! ,k Tops in Style . . . . . . Tops in Value 208 vv. SUPERIOR ST. RA. 7-5051 H204 122 TOWER AVE' -123- l I Billings Park Pharmacy LIoyoI A. Johnson, R. PI1. 'fYoUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG 5ToRE Drugs - Sundries Sodas School Supplies I905 IOWA AVE. EXporI 4-4508 PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY CONIPOUNDED BEEFBURGERS HoT DOGS I KITCH'S DRIVE-IN CHILI HOMEMADE SOUPS LUNCHES THE HUMDINGER SANDWICH , EXpor1 4-9778 8 a. m. To 2 a. m. I QUALITY CLOTHES Basmaoms I Our 46'II1 Year! I SEVENTH AND TOWER SUPERIOR, WIS. I Make Our Store I 'Phillips YOUR Music HsAnQuARmzs f RECORD, INSTRUCTION, MUSIC Braman IVIIISIC Co. AR1 ERICKSON Super Service - Phillips 66 EXD 4-5692 'MI BELKNAP and GRAND Exporf 4-994.4 I 1 l 1 -124 THE SPEAKES CO. BUILDING MATERIALS AND COAL 'k EXporT 4-3053 126 BANKS AVE. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1955 Benson Electric Co. Contractors - Engineers EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL 1102 N. 3rd ST. EXporT 4-5548 3115. 0 I i..,..- ffwulutl Q- ISIIRPJITURL Kiddie - Land The Big Store for Little Folks 1529 TOWER AVENUE SUPERIOR - WISCONSIN EXport 4-3214 - I 2212-.ei I jr. i ,, Longberg Appliance Co. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES DUO-THERM HEATERS CUSTOM-BUILT ORNAMENTAL RAILINGS 5923 TOWER AVE. 1811 N. 60th ST DAYS EX. 2-3287 - NITES EX. 4-4608 A NICE SELECTION OF SPORTING GOODS - FISHING TACKLE BASEBALL GOODS - CHILDREN'S TOYS FURNITURE - KITCHEN UTENSILS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES - PAINTS FIREPLACE SETS LIGHT AND HEAVY HARDWARE REASONABLE PRICES! M. BERGER, Hardware -Furniture 525-527 TOWER AVE. The Vogue Bootery 36 Years of Shoe Service to Superior! 'IL' 1218 TOWER AVENUE EXporT 4-7493 -125- KOTTER - McKEE FLORISTS Say It With Flowers 2419 ELMIRA AVE. EXporT 4-7797 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF 1955 MANNING GARDEN CENTER 3115 Belknap Street EXport 4-9012 COMPLIMENTS OF ELEANOR'S 1412 TOWER AVE. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF 1955 SOUTH SUPERIOR GAMBLE STORE 5817 TOWER AVENUE EXport 4-5061 BELKNAP BARBER SHOP FOR SERVICE AND COURTESY ERIC CRAFT 1 116 Belknap, next door 'ro Bridgeman's FRIENDLY SHOES for GIRLS GOING PLACES! SCHlLLER'S SHOE STORE 1106 TOWER AVE. Phone EXporT 4-7293 CHOOSE IT AND CHARGE IT OUR METHODS WILL PLEASE YOU A!f SUPERIOR WISCONSIN Superior Pharmacy Prescriptions, Sundries, Gifts, Cosmetics and Fountain Service 1221 TOWER AVE. EXport 2-2909 Germann Jewelers Something from Germann's ls Something Special if 1225 TOWER AVE. EXport 2-2955 126- in GLOBE NEWS For the Latest Issues in MAGAZINES, POCKET BOOKS and COMICS, STOP AT THE GLOBE NEWS! 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Band JUNE LUCILLE ANDERSON 3, 4, Radio Comm., Jr. Band 2, Melodeers 1, College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Athenae Club 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 1, Pi Typist 4 MARY JOSEPHINE ANDERSON General Fr. Choir NATALIE LAURA ANDERSON College Entrance Athenae Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm., Dramatics 4, Echo 3, Tri-Hi Bowling, Tri-Hi Board WARREN FEDERIC ANDERSON College Entrance Jr. Band 1, Prom Comm., Student Council 2, 4 S. O. S. Club 3, 4, Rifle Club 3 SHERMAN DAVID ANSELL College Entrance Jr. Orch. 1, S. O. S. Club 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, 4, Forensics 3, 4, Prom Comm. HANN AH HELENE AUERBACH College Entrance Forensics 3, 4, Literati 2, 3, Radio Comm. 4 DIANNE SUE BACKLUND General Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir KATHLEENE ANN BAKER College Entrance Fr., Jr., Choir, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Echo 3, Prom Comm., Dramatics 4 CHARLES EVERETT BAN KEY College Entrance Fr. Choir, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Executive Board 3, 4, Shutterman 2, 3, 4, L. D. P. Club, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Class Pres. 3, Class V. Pres. 2 DOROTHY LOUISE BARTHEN General Dramatics 4, Stage Crafts 4 CATHERINE LEONE BEATTIE General DOROTHY JEANNINE BENEDICKT College Entrance Photography 4, Dramatics 4 JEROME ANDREW BENGSTON General CLIFFORD JOHN BENSON College Entrance Craft Club 1, L. D. P. 1, Football 1, 3 ROBERT BURK BERGFALK College Entrance BRUCE DAVID BERGSTROM College Entrance Shutterman 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Craft Club 1 MARJORIE F AY BERGSTROM College Eratrasriaza Fr , li' , Ln. Viv'-iir', l'-'w -' em Comm., Coquina Club Q.. 134- Photography 4, Booster 2, 3, 4, Cheerleaders 3, 4 ALAN EDWARD BIRCH College Entrance Sr. Band 2, 3, 4, Fr. Orch. 3, 4, Shutterman 3, 4, H. R. Pres. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm., Curling , Int. Basketball 2, 3 CLARENCE HENRY BISCHOFF College Entrance VIRGIL RICHARD BOLK General Sr. Band DONALD T. BREW General BRUCE IRVING BURGRAFF College Entrance BARBARA ANN CARLSON College Entrance Fr. Choir, Jr. Band 1, Sr. Band 2, 3, 4, Melodeers 1, L. D. P. 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Red Cross 1, Prom Comm., Class Sec. 3, Echo 3, College Band 3, 4 GERALD LEONARD CARLSON College Entrance J OANN CAROL CARLSON College Entrance Sr. Choir, Sr. Band 3, 4, Athenae 3, 4, Prom Comm WILLIAM HENRY CARLSON College Entrance Fr. Choir PAUL ARTHUR CHAMBERLIN College Entrance I Fr. Choir, Curling 3, 4, Prom Comm., Dramatlcs JOY ANN CHARBONNEAU Commercial Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir DONALD EDWARD CHISHOLM College Entrance NANCY MARIE CHRISTIANSON College Entrance Prom Comm. LAWRENCE DOUGLAS CLARK College Entrance S. O. S. 2, 3, 4, L. D. P. 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Int. Basketball 3, 4, Prom Comm. ELIZABETH MABLE CONNER Commercial Fr. Choir, Prom Comm. JAN ICE IDA COPISKEY General Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir FRANK FELIX CROSS General Fr. Choir YVONNE FRAN CINE DAN IELSON Commercial Prom Comm. ROBERT FRANK DELAHUN T College Entrance Int. Basketball 1, 2, 3 SHIRLEY ANN DeMOSS College Entrance G. A. A. 3, 4, Echo 4, Fr. Choir, Prom Comm., Red Cross 3, Treas. Office 4 ELIZABETH JEAN NE EASTMAN Commercial Pi, Dramatics, Fr. Choir, Jr. Choir, Prom Comm. ELIZABETH J OANNE ECKBERG General Fr., Jr. Choir STEPHEN MORTON EDELSTEIN College Entrance Student Council 1, 3, 4, Sr. Band 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Forensics 1, 4, Shutterman 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm., Radio Comm. 4 ARTHUR CHARLES ERICKSON College Entrance Baseball, Football, Basketball, S. Club RICHARD ALLAN ERICKSON College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Harmoneers 1, Football Manager 3, 4 CATHERINE THERESA ERNST General BARBARA ANNE ESKELIN College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Booster 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Prom Comm. GLORIA ANN EVANS General Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Prom Comm., Echo 4, Pi 4 JEROME PAUL FAIR General Fr., Jr. Choir THOMAS PETER FARMER College Entrance J OIHN' LAWRENCE FARROW General GWENDOLYN DOLORES FILBEY General Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Thespian 3, 4, Dramatics 3, Melodeers 1, Stage Crafts 4, Echo 3, 4, Prom Comm., Craft Club 4 ELVINA ANN FJELLIN G General Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Dramatics NANCY GAIL FRANZEN College Entrance Fr., Sr. Choir ROBERT WILLIAM FRASER College Entrance Football 4, Swimming FRANCES JULIA FUDALLY Commercial A G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Prom Comm., Fr., Jr. Choir, Dramatics DARLENE KAY FUMOY Commercial Twirling 2, Athenaes 2, 3, Echo, Prom Comm. CAROL ANN GALLAGHER College Entrance Fr., Jr. Choir, Twirling 1, 2, Craft Club 4 ROGER PAUL GARRISON General Fr. Choir, Sr. Band JOHN EDWARD GEEGAN General BasketballaBaseball Manager, Fr. Choir SIIEILA JANE GOLDSTEIN College Entrance Radio Comm. 3, Craft Club 3, Athenae 2, Pi 3 BARBARA DOLORES GONIA Commercial Fr., Jr. Choir JESSE JAME GOODRICH General Jr., Sr. Choir GERALDINE ANN GRADY College Entrance Fr., Jr. Choir, Lib. Assn't. 2, 4 JOHN JOSEPH GRANT College Entrance Pi, Basketball 1, 2, Tri'Hi Bowling RICHARD HAROLD GREELY College Entrance LORETTA GUILD College Entrance Booster 3, 4, Jr., Sr. Choir, Modern Dance 3, Prom Comm. JAMES CARL GUNDERSON General ROSE MARIE HADLOCK General Fr. Band, Jr. Choir, Cafeteria HENRY THOMAS HAGEN College Entrance Jr. Band, 1, 2, Sr, Band 3, 4 RUTH AN GELINE HART General KENNETH GEORGE HEINO General Prom Comm. RUSSELL HENRY HENDRICKSON College Entrance GAGE BENNETT HERMAN General Fr. Choir, Radio Comm., Echo 2 JAMES DOMINICK IIERUBIN College Entrance DARCY JEAN FREER Sr. Band 2, 3, 4, Jr. Band 1, Jr. Choir, Shuterman College Entrance 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm., Curling 3, 4 ' . ' l Tr' Jr., Sr. Choir, Sr. Orch , Trlp e 10 DAVID LEROY HILL RICHARD W. FROEMEL Cflllege Entrance General Football, Int. Basketball, Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir 135- DONALD LEON CROSS College Entrance CATHERINE CAROL HOFF General Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir. Photography, Echo 4, Stage Crafts GERALD AUTHUR HULTER General NANCY KAY JACKSON College Entrance Fr. Choir, Melodeers, Debate 1, Forensics 1, 3, Radio Comm. 3, 4. Booster 3, 4, Prom Comm., Curling 3, Echo 3, 4 LEROY THEODORE JACOBSEN College Entrance Prom Comm., Student Council 4, Tri-Hi 2, Int. Basketball 1, Photography 4, H. R. Pres. 2, H. R. V. Pres. 1. 3 THOMAS ROBERT JAGGERS College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Craft Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 2, Harmoneers 1, Student Council 1, Prom Comm.. Dramatics 4, Public Speaking 2, Thespians 3, 4 DONNA MAE JAMES Commercial Fr. Choir, Coquina 2, 3, 4, Sr. Orch. 1, 2, Echo 3, Pi 3, 4, Prom Comm., Student Council 3 MANLEY MARTIN JAMES College Entrance Visual Aids, Student Manager Baseball, Rifle Club, Dramatics, Photography DELORES CECILIA JANOVICK Commercial Fr. Choir, Twirling, Lib. Assn't., Red Cross 2. Pi Typist MARILYN EDITH JENNINGS College Entrance L. D. P. 1, 2, 3, 4, Craft Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Echo 2, Tvvirlers 1, 2, 3, 4 RICHARD KEITH JENSEN General Echo 4 BONNY ARDIS JOHNSON College Entrance Fr. Choir, Melodeers, Booster 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance 3, 4, Jr. Class Treas., Cheerleading 4, Prom Comm. CLYDE MALCOLM JOHNSON College Entrance JEAN NE MARGARET JONES College Entrance Pi, Lunchroom RHONDA SUE J OSLIN College Entrance Booster 2, 3, Fr., Jr. Choir, Pi, Dramatics, Prom Comm., Bowling Capt., I'ri-Hi Pres., Red Cross SHIRLEY IRENE KANKAS College Entrance Athenae 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 3, Scribe 4, Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Prom Comm., Twirling 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Viking Queen 4 RICHARD WILLIAM KAUKONEN General S. O. Club 2, Echo 3 LARRY EUGENE KEENE College Entrance ROGER DAVID KENNY College Entrance Sr. Band, Football 1, Jr. Band MARCIA SUE KENVILLE General JOYCE EILEEN KERSTEN Commercial Fr., Jr. Choir, Radio Comm. 2, 3, Class Treas. 2 Coquina 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4 JANETTE DARLENE KILPELA College Entrance Fr. Choir, Hos. Room, Prom Comm., Echo 4, Dramatics 4, Mimeograph 4 SUSAN KATHERINE KIMBALL College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Prom Comm. JOHN GARFIELD KINNEY College Entrance Fr. Choir, Harmoneers J UDITH LEE KLINE Commercial Athenae 2, 3, 4, Radio Comm. 2, 3, Student Council 4, Fr., Jr. Choir, Prom Comm., Jr., Sr. Band, Melodeers BERTHA ANNE KORTESMAKI College Entrance Jr.. Sr. Choir, Echo 4 EVA MARIE KOSKI Commercial Pi Typist, Treas. Office, Prom Comm. KATHLEEN MARIE KOSKI College Entrance Jr. Band, Sr. Band 2, 3, 4, Craft Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm., Echo 4 GWENDOLYN ROSE KRIEGL General BARBARA ANN KUBALA Commercial Fr. Choir, Prom Comm., Sr. Orch. 1, 2, 3, Symphonette 2, Red Cross 2, Treas. Office 4 DANIEL JOSEPH LADICH College Entrance Rifle Club, Pi 3, 4 STANLEY PETER LADICH College Entrance Football, Basketball J OANNE MARIE LaJOIE College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Triple Trio 3, 4, Main Office, Prom Comm. ROSE MARIE LaMAR Commercial Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Melodeers, Vocal Ensemble, Twirler, Stage Crafts ROBERT DOUGLAS LARSON College Entrance Fr. Choir, Harmoneers, S. O. S. Club 2, Int. Basketball 2, 3 KATHRYN SYDNEY LARSON Commercial Athenae 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2. Red Cross 1. Prom Comm., Photography 4. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Tri-Hi Bowling 3, 4 MARIE ANN LARSON General G. A. A. 2, 3, Dramatics ,. L.. U ,tw-m.nnq-zltuq THOMAS ALDON LARSON General Int. Basketball 1 DAVID EDWARD LAVINE College Entrance GARY CALVIN LELVIS College Entrance Sr. Band, Int. Basketball TERRANCE JOSEPH LIGMAN General RHODA MARIE LIND College Entrance Fr. Choir, Twirling 1, 2, 3, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. J EANNE MARIE LINSKI College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Vocal Ensemble 3, 4, Echo Staff 3, Editor 4, Prom Comm., Board of Revue 4 HARRY DEAN LONGBERG College Entrance Fr., Jr. Choir, Prom Comm. CHARLES SIGFRED LUNDBERG College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Harmoneers, Red Cross 2, Photography 4, Echo Staff 4, Prom Comm. SUZANNE LEE MacDONALD College Entrance Fr., Jr. Choir, Debate 1, Dramatics 3, Thespians 3, Echo Staff 2, Pi 3, Athenaes 2, 3, Twirling 2 GAIL MARIE MacKENZIE College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Dramatics HARVEY JOHN MAKI College Entrance Int. Basketball 1, 2, 3 JANET MARTHA MAKI General Fr. Choir, Pi 3, Library Assistant 4, Stage Craft KATHLEEN MARIE MAKI Commercial Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Treas. Office 3, 4, Echo 3, Prom Comm. VIRGINIA ELEAN OR MAKI College Entrance Fr., Jr. Choir, Echo 4, G. A. A., Craft Club, Dramatics LOIS ANNE MALTBY College Entrance JANETTE MARIE MANOR Commercial BARBARA ANNE MAN SKY College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Triple Trio 3, 4, Twirling 2, Prom Comm. LAWRENCE FLOYD MARTIN General Student Council 1, 3, Echo, Pi, Photography 3, 4, H. R. Pres. 4, Prom Comm. MARY PAT MATIIER College Entrance Pi 2, Student Council 2, Boosters 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm., Fr., Jr. Choir, Dramatics 4 VINCENT WILLIAM MATTERO General JAMES WILFORD McCAlN College Entrance 1 EDMUND LEROY MCCAULEY College Entrance Sr. Band 3, 4 ARLENE MARIE MCDONALD College Entrance G. A. A. 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Tennis Club 2, 3, Declamation 3 NANCY KAY McGRATH College Entrance Y Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Melodeers 1, Debate 1, 2, Student Council 1, 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, Radio Comm. 2, Athenae 2, 3, Cheerleaders 2, Echo Staff 2, Pi 2, 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Sr. Orch. 1, 2, 3, Jr. Band 2, 3, Prom Comm. WILLIAM BRICE MCMULLEN College Entrance JOHN FRANCIS MERINO General Prom Comm., Dramatics CRYSTAL KAREN MICKEN College Entrance Fr., Jr. Choir, G. A. A. 1, Prom Comm., Echo 2, 4, H. R. Pres. 1, H. R. V. Pres. 4 IRENE MOE MILLER Commercial' Fr., Jr. Choir. Twirling 1 JANICE MARIE MILLER College Entrance Prom Comm., Coquinas 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Photography 4, Cheerleaders, Dramatics 4 KAREN VIRGINLA MOE College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Prom Comm., Sr. Band 3, 4, Sr. Orch. 1, 2, 3, Boosters 2, 3, 4 ROGER DEAN MOE College Entrance Football, Basketball, Baseball, S. Club, Student Council, Fr. V. Pres., Co-Capt. Football RAYMOND COLBEIN MOEN College Entrance WILSON JAMES MOIN College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4,-Pres., Shutterman 2, 3, 4, Vocal Ensemble 3, Prom Comm., Int. Basketball 1 KENNETH PLACE MOSENTINE College Entrance Student Council 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm., Fr. Choir, Dramatics 4, Photography 4 JEAN ARLENE MUIR Commercial Fr. Choir, Prom Comm. JEAN ASTRID MYERS College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Melodeers 1, L. D. P. 1, 2, Jr. Orch. 1, 2, Prom Comm. DeLEINE EDWIN NASVALL General CHARLES WILLIAM NELSON General CLARIA ROSEALICE NELSON College Entrance Fr. Choir FREDELLE MARIE NELSON Commercial Red Cross 1, Fr.. Jr., Sr. Choir, Pi 3, Prom Comm., Vocal Ensemble 4 GORDON ARTHUR NELSON College Entrance - Red Cross 3, Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir ROBERT CARL NELSON College Entrance CHARLES JOSEPH NEUMANN General Jr. Band, Sr. Band 2, 3, 4, Shutterman RALPH GERALD NICKOLETTE General Prom Comm. DONALD FRANK NINDORF College Entrance Sr. Band RONALD EARL NINDORF College Entrance DOROTHY PATRICIA NOLLET Cornmercial Fr. Choir, Twirling 1, 2, Jr., Sr. Band 2, 3, 4, Pi 3 DARLYNE AUDREY NORMAN General Fr. Choir, Prom Comm.. Dramatics ALAN ROBERT NORTH College Entrance Football Manager 3, 4, S. Club MARIAN LUCILLE OFSTAD College Entrance Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Choir, Coquinas 2, 3, 4, Pi 3, 4, Prom Comm., Photography 4, Tri-Hi Board, Bowling DOROTHY COLLEEN O'KASH General Fr., Jr. Choir KENNETH LEE OLSEN College Entrance S. O. S. Club 4, Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Orch. 1, 3, Int. Basketball 1, 2, Student Council 1 BARBARA JUNE OLSON Commercial Fr. Choir, Mimeo. Room 4 GLORIA FAYE OLSON Commercial Coquina Club, Student Council, Sr. Band, Jr. Choir, Prom Comm., G. A. A. LAWRENCE SHERWOOD OLSON College Entrance S. O. S. Club, Radio Comm. LOIS MARINETTE OLSON College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Melodeers 1, Vocal Ensemble 3, 4, Brom Comm., G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Echo 2, 3, 4 SANDRA JANE OLSON Commercial Coquina 3, 4, Prom Comm., Fr., Jr. Choir ALICE MARGARET OLSSON College Entrance Fr. Choir, Jr. Band 2, Sr. Band 3, 4, Athenae 2, 3, 4, Pi 3, 4, Dramatics 3, Thespians 3, 4, Prom Comm., G. A. A. l JOYCE ELIZABETH OSACHO Commercial Prom Comm., Fr., Jr. Choir DORIS LUCILLE OSEN General Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Jr., Sr. Prom Comm. JULIE ANN VICTORIA OSSELL Commercial Coquina, Prom Comm., Sr. Band 2, 3, 4, Jr. Band, Jr. Choir JANE GIBBS OVIATT Commercial CLIFFORD WILLIAM PANAN EN College Entrance LYDLA FLORENCE PARKER College Entrance Dramatics, Photography J ORDITH ANN PEDERSEN College Entrance Fr. Choir, Jr. Red Cross 1, Prom Comm., Main Office 3, Pi 3, 4, Photography 4 YVON NE CHARLOTTE PETERSON College Entrance G. A. A. 1, Athenae 3, 4, Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Radio Comm. HARRY GUTHRIE PHILLIPS General Student Council 1, 3, Football, Speech 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, S. Club 3, 4, Prom Comm., Int. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Visual Aid 1, 2 DARLEN E IONE PICARD Commercial Fr. Choir, Jr. Choir, Echo 3, Co-editor 4, Tri-Hi DENNIS LEE PIGGOTT College Entrance STANLEY WALTER PIN KOSKI General BEVERLY ANN PITMON College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Prom Comm., Student Council 3 DONNE EDWARD PITTMAN General Basketball 2 GERALD FRANK PLUMIYIER General ly . J Sr Band 2 3 4 A ' L . , , N fig, Jw. b JAMES EARL QUAM , we l L General Football 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Fr. Choir JOHN RONALD RAAFLAUB College Entrance Prom Comm., Int. Basketball 1, 2, Fr. Choir, Student Council 2 MARILYN DAVVN RASMUSSEN College Entrance Coguina 2, 3, 4, Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir. Triple Trio 3, 4, Prom Comm. MARILYN GAIL REED College Entrance Student Council 1, Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Melodeers, Triple Trio 3, 4, G. A. A. 1. 2, Symphonette 1. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm., Booster 2. 3, 4, Main Office 2, Board of Revue 3, Modern Dance 3, 4, Radio Comm. 1 138- , Fvwv,, :Wai JUDY KAY REIMER College Entrance Fr. Choir, Pi Typist, Prom Comm., Forensics 1, Radio Comm. 2 HANNAH RAE REINKALL College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Athenaes 2, 3, 4, Historian 4, Forensics 3, Prom Comm., Radio Comm. 2, 4 WILLIAM RAY RENOOS College Entrance RONALD LOUIS REP College Entrance Rifle Club 3, 4 JOHN PETER REUILLE College Entrance ROSEMARY BARBARA REYNOLDS Commercial GARY LAWRENCE RICH College Entrance Football 1, 2, 3, Stage Crafts 3, 4, Int. Basketball 1, 2 KENTON KERMIT RICHARDSON College Entrance Football 3, 4, Prom Comm., Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, S. Club, Student Council 3 LEONARD RICHARD RICKSTROM College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Vocal Ensemble KATHLEEN FAYE RITZMAN College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Triple Trio 4, Melodeers 1, Board of Revue 1, 3, Historian 3, Echo 3, Modern Dance 3, Dramatics 4, Sr. Orch. 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, Curling 3, 4, Prom Comm., Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi Bowling 3, 4 NANCY LEE ROBBINS General Prom'Comm., Treas. Office ROBERT CHARLES ROMANS College Entrance JAMES ANTHONY RONCA College Entrance Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Student Council, Prom Comm., Int. Basketball LUELLA MARIE ROUSE Commercial Student Council 2, Athenae 3, 4, Prom Comm., Echo Staff 3, Dramatics 4 VIVIAN JUNE RUNQUIST General KATHLEEN CONROY RUSSELL College Entrance Booster 2, 3, 4, Historian 4, Echo 3, Pi 2, 3, Curling 3, Fr. Choir, Dramatics 4, Main Office 4, Student Council 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. WILLIAM RONALD RUSSELL General KATHERINE MARCELLA RYAN General Fr. Choir DANIEL LeROY SALO General Photography 4 -139- u GERALD EUGENE SALO College Entrance Fr. Pres., Fr. Choir, Student Council 3, Prom Com'm., Dramatics 4, Football 4, Int. Basketball, Curling JANE ELEAN OR SALVESON Commercial Fr. Choir, Twirling 2, Treas. Office 3, 4 JOHN ANDREW SAN DERSON College Entrance Shutterman 2, 3, Prom Comm., Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 3, Harmoneers, Fr. Choir, S. Club 3, 4 OSCAR FREEMAN SAN DSTROM College Entrance S. O. S. Club, Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir ROGER WAYNE SAN DVICK College Entrance Football, Int. Basketball WILLIAM CHARLES SCHILLER College Entrance Pi 4, Radio Comm. 4 J ACQUELYN JOAN SCHMIDT Commercial Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Photography 4, Prom Comm., Sr. Orch. 4, G. A. A. 1 SYBIL FAY SCHNEIDER College Entrance Jr. Orch. 1, 2, Jr., Sr. Choir, Athenae 2, 3, 4, Pi 3, 4, Prom Comm. RICHARD MELVIN SCHWEIGER General Jr., Sr. Choir, Harmoneers, Prom Comm., Craft Club 3, 4, Curling 2, 3, Vocal Ensemble 3, 4, Dramatics 4 JANICE KAY SETTERSTROM College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Melodeers, Triple Trio 3, 4, Booster 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Red Cross 1, Echo 3, Prom Comm. JACK AUSTIN SHIMITIS General Fr., Jr. Choir, Echo THOMAS JAMES SIMON College Entrance Fr. Choir, Int. Basketball 1, 2, Prom Comm., Student Council 4 RONALD SHERMAN SKUDSTAD College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Harmoneers, Forensics 1, 2, 3 4 Sr. Orch. 1, 2, 3, 4, Shutterman 2, 3, 4, Board of Revue 1, Prom Comm. BONNIE JEAN SMITH General Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Craft Club 3, 4, Dramatics, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 BRIAN MICHAEL SMITH Commercial Echo Photographer, Jr. Band JOANNE SHIRLEY SMITH Commercial Fr. Choir, Pi 3, 4, Dramatics, Bowling 4 DONALD RICHARD SNYDER College Entrance Sr. Band, Rifle Club WILLIAM SHERLOCK SOLIN College Entrance Curling, Football 1, 2, Int. Basketball R AYYWIOND HUGH SOMERVILLE General Prom Comm., Craft Club 1, Curling HARVEY ROGER SORENSON College Entrance Curling 2, 3, 4, Swimming 3 GEORGE SRDICH General JACK RICHARD STARK College Entrance F0Ofb-111 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4 HERBERT EUGENE STEAK General Course KENNETH STRINGER General Int. Basketball, Prom Comm., Bowling JAMES VALROY SUMMQERS College Entrance BILL JAMES SUTHERLAN D College Entrance JAMES IRVING SVVENSON College Entrance Football 3, 4, Prom Comm., Int. Basketball, S. Club, Fr. Choir RICHARD HOWARD TABER General Fr. Choir, Curling, Pi, Dramatics RITA RAE TEMBY General JOAN KATIIRYN THOMAS General Dramatics, Pi, Fr. Glee Club, Stage Craft and Display BARBARA JOAN THOMPSON College Entrance Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Orch. 2, 3, 4, Athenae 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, Radio Comm. 2, 4, Prom Comm. 3. G. A. A. 1, Modern Dance 3, Fr. Choir MAROLYN JOAN THOMPSON College Entrance Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Radio Comm. 3, Curling 4, Photography 4 NANCY LOU THOMSON College Entrance Booster 2, 3, 4, Sr. Band 2, 3, Jr., Sr. Choir, Student Council 1, Dramatics 4, Red Cross 2 DONALD EDWIN TITUS College Entrance Fr. Choir, Prom Comm. J AN ICE LOREN E TRENTOR Commercial Fr. Choir, Jr. Choir ROSS ALLAN TRESTER College Entrance BARBARA ANN TROMBLEY General J OAN NE TYSON College Entrance Fr. Choir, Prom Comm., Pi 3, Tri-Hi Bowling 3, 4, Coquina 3, 4 GENE RONALD UHLAR College Entrance RICHARD LLOYD ULLAN CLARICE ELAINE ULVI College Entrance Melodeers, Vocal Ensemble 3, 4, Fr., JI'-, SI'- Choir, Red Cross, Twirling 1, 2 ROSEMARY JOAN VAN HORN College Entrance ' . Craft Club 1, 2, 3, Fr. Jr. Choir, Dramatlcs ZOE VON ENDE College- Entrance JAlIlII?EtSP1STgI?A3NLEY WADE College Entrance Pnntball Forensics 3, 4, Int. BaSk9tba113 CAROL ELAINE WAITE College Entrance Twirling 2, G. A. A. 1 CAROL JEAN WARNER College Entrance Craft Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespian 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 4, Fr. Choir, Prom Comm., Dramatics 3, 4 JANICE EILEEN WARNER College Entrance Craft Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate 2, Echo 2, 4, Student Council 1, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Board of Review 3, Prom Comm. ARDITH RAE WARRING College Entrance Photography 4 SHIRLEY MAE WATLAND College Entrance NORMA ANNE WELCH College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Prom Comm. CARLA JEAN WESTFALL General Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Dramatics, Prom Comm. BARBARA JEAN WHITE College Entrance Fr., Jr. Choir BONNIE MAE VVHITE Commercial Fr., Jr. Choir, Prom Comm., Coquina 2, 3, 4, Main Office 4, Pi Typist 4 J OANNE DIANE WICK General Fr. Choir, G. A. A. 2, 3, Prom Comm., Treas. Office 4, Pi Typist 4 JOSEPH EMANUEL VVESTLUND College Entrance Forensics 2, 3. 4, Radio Comm. 3, 4, Curling 2 3. 4. Prom Comm. DONALD GARY WICKLUND gollege Entrance r. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Sr, Org s. o. s. Club 2, 3, lm. Basketball 1 h' 4' ALLEN DALE WILL College Entrance LEROY ELMER WILLIAMS College Entrance Jr., Sr. Choir, Shutterman 3, 4 JOHN GUSTAVE WINTER College Entrance S. O. S. Club MAURINE LEONE YAWORSKI College Entrance Student Council 3, 4, Red Cross 2 F ' 2, 3. 4. Boosters 2. 3, 4, Radio C0IIIl'l'lFJg?2??'i-I-li Bolifllng 3, Prom Comm., Melodeers, Fr. Jr Cholr, Echo ' ' General 440- DANIEL MA'r'rHlAs Yox Prom Comm. JI-I, Sr. Choir, Vof-A1 1:-nam.-.1-.la uma.. n.......... This list of students is inserted.in the d d hope that in years to come it will help you to remember your fellow classmates. FRE HME Nancy A. Almstedet Margorie J . Altman Arnelle J. Anderson Barbara L. Anderson Charleene F. Anderson Jean M. Anderson Mary K. Anderson N. Anderson Phyllis J. Arndt Barbara A. Baker Carol J. Baker Nancy Baker Iris J . Bangs Marcia B. Bartley Patricia A. Beckwell Karen E. Belanger Sonja E. Bengtson Constance M. Bengston Mary E. Bennett Nancy L. Berg Sandra F. Bergfalk Sandra Berkowitz Signe G. Birt Blanche Birch Florence R. Bischoff Kathryn L. Bjorkman Diane O. Boortz Bonnie J. Boya Marian C. Boya Patricia J. Boya Sharon L. Brew Doris S. Brown Anita M. Buckmaster Barbara J. Bukowski Blanche D. Burch Barbara J. Burgraff Carolyn P. Burns Lucy A. Cain Carol M. Carlson Joanne C. Caroon Karen G. Christianson Ruth A. Clark Phyllis M. Cleary Susan K. Conkright N era M. Canlon Marleen A. Coon Constance J. Cross Janice A. Davison Joanne A. Deles Charlene F. Donnick Gayle R. Dow J. Draft Margaret S. Eastman Judith C. Easton Cary K. Edburg Sharon E. Ely Averil M. Erbe Joy D. Erickson Carol R. Erickson Carol R. Fairbanks Carolyn M. Fleissner Mary Foersest Dorothy L. Froemel Angeline F. Fudally Gloria J. Fullerton Sharon L. Furrie Georgianna V. Gall Betty J. Gella Patricia A. Gerzic Judith B. Gjessing Linda P. Goeltz Carol J. Grandhagen Judith K. Graskey Geraldine M. Gravening Patricia E. Gray Margaret A. Hack Mary K. Hack Judy-Ann Hayes Karen J. Hietala Lorraine F. Hietala Neda R. Hill Susan K. Hirscheimer Bernice I. Holsclaw Claudia C. Homick Kathrvn J. Howenstine .Tune M. Hultner Linda L. Hutton Frances J . Izzard Kathleen F. Jacobs Linda B. Jacobsen Julia A. James Marcia E. Joelson Fern L. Johnson Jean H. Johnson J . Johnson KaV M. Johnson Helen Karanikos J . Kauti S. Kauti Rose L. Kervina Bette A. Klein Mary C. Kraft Judith G. Kolaski Judith A. Kraft Iedred H. Lambie Judith M. Larson Pat LeDoux Patricia M. LeDowy Charlotte A. Lee Cathy M. Lue Mary K. McGrew Peggy J . Manke Patricia A. Mattson -141- GIRLS Mary D. Meteraud Patricia A. Miller Sarah J . Milloy Rosa L. Morrison Beverly J . Mossberger Judith A. Movick Judith M. Moyer Rhoda C. Nasvall Barbara A. Nelson Diane M. Niemi Linda J. Norman Diana L, O'Kash Faye A. Ollie Patricia A. Olson Donna R. Opien Elaine J. Orstad Nancy L. Osen Gail H. Osterheim Karen L. Oswskey Frances E. Outzen Donna J. Pananen Joan D. Pawlicki Marlene G. Pearson Rosalee J. Peterson Diane M. Plesko Gloria M. Povlos Virginia A. Peyor Paula M. Prior Janis I. Quist Carole M. Reagle Darlene F. Reuille Kathleen J . Rich Barbara J . Rink Lois M. Roebke Bonnie R. Salo Karen M. Sickler Sharon L. Sickler Karen J . Smith Nancy J. Sniadak Donna R. Spohn Marguerite E. Stannard Laura S. Stevens Judith M. St. George Mary L. Strommer Kay F. Sweeney N. Sweet Judith A. Thompson Elizabeth Tierney Maureen I. Timmer Charlotte M. Tobin Irene E. Turner Gloria J . Tyson Marilyn J . Wallin Bernadette M. White Carol M. White Durae A. Wilner Laurie Y. Zoltak Almer, Dennis E. Ambros, Martin D. Anderson, Richard J. Anderson, Roger A. Anecki, John Archambault, Gerald W. Armstrong, Conrad W. Backlund, James W. Bernard, Arthur B. Barrett, James W. Baurenfeind, Robert D. Bean, Albert J. Benedickt, Arthur A. Bergstrom, Lloud S. Bergstrom, Thomas R. Britton, Garold L. Brown, Dennis C. Brown, Thomas M. Byrnes, Jerry P. Carlsen, Donald M. Carlson, Gayle W. Chapman, Patrick Z. Christiansen, Jack G. Christman, Joseph A. Ciskie, Roger D. Clark, Jerry C. Clark, Ronald M. Clemensen, Richard L. Cockson, Eugene G. Cohen, Theodore G. Cook, Edwin R. Cordts, Robert C. Coyle, Richard Crawford, John T. Dahl, Roger K. Danielson, Ronnie N. Day, Laurence J. Decker, James D. Driessen, John T. Dubbels, Wayne A. Ely, James R. Engstrom, Richard W. Erickson, Clifford L. Erickson, David H. Erickson, Kirby J . Eugenius, John W. Evans, Errol F. Evenstad, Kenneth M. Fennessy, James H. Finn, Mark S. Foerst, William S. Fraser, Ronald E. Frasier, Jerome F. Frye, Don G. Gault, Steve A. Giesen, Phillip C. Glonek, Bruce A. Golden, Kenneth W. Gronski, John R. Gunderson, Vernon W. Hansen, James H. Harrer, Gary C. Harrington, Clifford E. Hart, Clyde R. Hegland, Gary L. Hickik, Harley W. Hillila, Gerald D. Hintikka, Dale D. FREIHWE Hoff, Warren C. Homich, Richard Jacobson, Richard L. Johnson, Charles E, Johnson, Dennis G. Johnson, George E. Johnson, John R. Johnson, Kenneth A. Johnson, Mark D. Jones, John A. Juno, Gene F. Kari, Robert R. Karlon, Ronald J. Karlson, Larry E. Kastberg, James H. Kauti, James L. Kelleher, Kenneth K. Kempton, Larry R. Keup, Floyd R. Kilgore, James G. King, William R. Klarstrom, Donald C. Klungness, James E. Koenig, M. Koleski, John W. Kolstad, Eugene W. Koski, Theodore E. Kramer, Stanley E. Kriegl, Dongene Kurki, John M. LaChance, Curtis J. Lachpelle, Thomas S. Lagro, Richard D. Lamont, Henry G. Larsen, James Leach, Richard J. Lvbeck, J. McGrath, Michael J. McKee, Donald E. McLennan, John J. McMullean, Thomas R. Maki, Joseph E. Mansky, Robert N. Marken, James W. Matchett, Gary A. Matheson, Robert R. Mittlestadt, Russell E. Moen, Donald J. Moffat, Donald A. Molenda, Joseph H. Morss, Dean A. Nault, Eugene L. Neimann, Paul G. Nelson, Frederic J. Nelson, Kenneth Nelson, Kenneth G. Nett, Robert A. Neuman, Kerwin J. Neumann, Timmy L. Newsome, Thomas A. Nicoski, Richard S. Nicoski, Thomas J. Nyberg, Richard S. Oaks, Courtney T. Olson, David J. Olson, Gordon W. Olson, Richard F. Orr, Charles D. -142- BOYS Parker, Richard E. Paulous, G. Pearson, David W. Pearson, Frank O. Pederson, Roger C. Peterson, Melbourne B. Peterson, Paul C. Pitmen, David C. Place, Frederick J. Plunkett, Robert A. Rappley, Lawrence A. Rasmussen, Raymond J Reinkall, Harry A. Retgman, W. Reynolds, Harvey L. Reynolds, Tom Ritzman, Wayne E. Robbins, Robert L. Rodell, Dale R. Romans, Russell H. Ryan, Danny J. Rydberg, Andrew J. Schaffer, Donald L. Scheldroup, Richard J. Schultz, Douglas J. Schumacher, Gilbert R. Selleck, David G. Severson, Gilbert M. Sewall, William E. Sharpe, Bill G. Shumway, William R. Siegel, Alan S. Siegel, Murray J. Skandel, Paul D. Skemp, Roger P. Smith, Philip E. Smith, Stewart M. Soleim, Martin R. Spencer, Donald E. Stannard, David H. Staupe, George M. Stokes, Arthur J. Storry, Daniel A. Strak, Thomas E. Stroozas, Peter J. Sundstrom, Arnold J. Swanson, Daniel B. Swedeen, Ralph H. Tharge, Lawrence L. Thompson, James H. Thompson, Keith M. Trombley, Nickolas L. Ulvila, Eugene A. Van Alstine, Andrew B, Van Ert, Donald J. Van Ert, Gerald E. Verville, Chester J. Vesterby, Tom R. Wallin, Duane E. Warring, Richard J. Wester, Russell G. White, James R. Williams, John M. Williams, John T. Witroski, John D. Yoder, N. Zwakman,iJohn C. f SOPHOMORE GIRL Aaker, Janice M. Aaker, Joyce E. Anderson, Barbara J. Anderson, Carole J. Ashcraft, Betty L. Barbo, Barbara J. Barnes, Dorothy A. Barthen, Judith C. Bean, Bonnie K. Beetcher, Barbara A. Berg, Judith A. Bergfalk, Kathleen M. Berglund, Patricia A. Bingham, Kathryn L. Bjorkman, Jeannette L. Borreson, Josephine M. Bourdages, Valerie J. Brant, Beverly M. Britton, Alice L. Brosious, Betty L. Budzak, Maryann Hill, Evelyn F. Holm, Constance R. Horn, Janice A. Hudacek, Rosemary E. Jarvi, Nancy C. Johnson Barbara J. Johnson Carolee V. Johnson Carol J. Johnson Elmira A. Johnson, Gail Johnson, Joanne I. Johnson, Joyce A. Petersen Myrna E. Peterson, Carol M. Peterson, Jeannette E Peterson, Judith A. Peterson, Marie A. Peterson Nancy Jo Burch, Edith R. Cadigan, Mary G. Carlson, Barbara A. Carlson, Carol M. Carlson, Janice M. Carlson, Judy M. Chamberlin, Lou A. Conroy, Jane V. Craft, Kay M. Cross, Marjorie A. Day, Janet L. Dehler, Marta J. Delcourt, Doralee A. Dembroski, Pat A. Dietrich, Anita K. Doolittle, Marlene A. Duthey, Diana D. Ekstrom, Kathryn F. Erickson, Marlene A. Ernst, Theresa M. Farmer, Patricia A. Finn, Joyce I. Fitzgerald, Nancy S. Ford, Geraldine L. Frank, Diane J. Gallagher, Barbara J. Gallagher, Janet M. Gimmill, Barbara M. Gobin, Carolyn J. Goeke, Janette F. Gonia, Beverly D. Goodrich, Rose A. Grenier, Joan D. Gundt, Judith A. Hack, Jean A. Hagman, Carol L. Harell, Coris L. Harstad, Judith A. Hayworth, Carol H. Helske, Lori A. Hemmila, Shirley I. Hietala, Phyllis M. Kastberg, Virginia R. Keller, Sylvia E. Kortesmaki, Judith M Kubala, Patricia H. Kunsman, Claudia L. Laamanen, Barbara J. Lacken, Susan LaRock, June E. Larson, Betty L. Larson, Evelyn J. Larson, Judy D. Lash, Nancy R. LaSuer, Carole J. Lebo, Jackie R. Leichtman, Sally A. Leveroos, Mary P. Lidberg, Carole D. Lindberg, Elizabeth Lindgren, Arlene F. Little, Sandra J. Locken, Susan G. Lovva, Joanne M. Lundgren, Janice M. McGlassen, Ruthmary McKenzie, Mary C. Mackee, Daphne J. Martineau, Maxine L. Matelski, Alice M. Mathis, Louise C. Mattson, Carol J. Mikelson, Myrna L. Miller, Blanche M. Moins, S. Moline, Elinor C. Morrisette, Karen L. Morrison, Miline A. Musser, Jesse Nelson, Meredith M. Nichols, Susan C. Nicoski, Kathryn F. Nolan, Janice K. Oaks, Elenore L. Olsen, Carolyn J. Olson, Kay F. Osterlund, Ruth L. Oswskey, Shirley A. Parker, Dianne A. Paton, Sheila Paxton, Gwen N. Payton, Patricia I. Pederson, Karen J. -143-. Peterson, Ruby A. Picard, Patricia J. Pope, Jean C. Raaflaub, Barbara T. Reinkall, Sue M. Reinwand, Sharon A. Rich, Constance J. Rink, Donna R. Roberts, Phyllis A. Roebke, Jo Ann M. Rouse, Janice L. Rostad, Nancy A. Sanders, Patricia A. Sather, Charlene C. Sauter, Janice M. Savoy, Collete J. Schreyer, Lois E. Schrieffer, Maxeen P. Schultek, Barbara L. Schweiger, Joan L. Sevals, Judith A. Severin, Beverly J. Sewall, Nancy M. Sharpe, Lucille A. Shimitis, Margaret A. Shulstad, Susan C. Sickler, Barbara A. Simon, Arlene E. Sladky, Joanne M. Smetana, Frances A. Smith, Nancy L. Soper, Cora Lee Soroka, Myrna Z. Springer, Delores F. Steele, Sharon L. Stordahl, Sharon L. Suatek, Fern L. Suatek, Francis J. Thompson, Sandra L. Thompson, Betty A. Wachtler, Barbara A. Wade, Georgia Waeltler, R. Wasilewski, Jane L. Weiss, Annabelle Weiss, Ethel S. Wells, Marjorie J. Wesler, Wilma C. Westby, Kay E. Whitinger, Sandra L. Wick, Phyllis M. Wicklund, Peggy Lee Wickstrom, Beverly Wiesner, Martha J. Wilson, Alice C. Wilson, Bonnie A. Winek, Nancy J. OPHOMORE BOYS Almer, Jon P. Anderson, Gary R. Anderson, Raymond E. Anderson, Roger D. Bangs, Lloyd J. Barton, James R Bartell, Richard Beecher, Jon C. Boortz, Bernard R. Borg, Richard L. Boswell, Jerry R. Bourdeau, Lawrence W. Baylan, Bernard K. Byrne, Emmett P. Cain, William T. Cairns, Ronald L. Cameron, James D. Cameron, Richard E. Carlson, Dale H. Carlson, Louis E. Casset, J. Christopherson, Marty C. Cich, James P. Clauson, Larry A. Cohen, Ted Coleman, Dennis E. Collins, James R. Cronstrom, James H. Cuhel, Ronald D. Cross, James T. Dahlgren, Roger C. Danielson, Andy P. Delaine, Leroy P. Drinkwine, Thomas L. During, Richard J. Egan, James M. Erickson, Stanley L. Farris, Richard J. Ford, Robert A. Geegan, James T. Ghyselinck, Robert R. Golden, Frances J. Greenseth, Roger H. Grochler, Kenneth E. Gronski, Ronald P. Gunnun, Tom L. Hagberg, Russell F. Hagen, Michael P. Haglo, T. Halverson, Richard A. Hanson, Herbert W. Harris, Terrence A. Hartshorn, Robert M. Hayes, Jack N. Herubin, Chester A. Hicks, Thomas C. Higgins, Gerald' T. Hilger, Tom B. Hill, Norman J. Hizinski, Robert B. Hoffmockel, Lawrence Hoglo, Thelbert W. Horst, John I. Jackson, Robert M. Jacobs, Leonard P. Jacobson, Leonard W. Jacobson, William E. Jensen, Gary Jensen, Leonard E. Johnson, Allan H. Johnson, Coco E. Johnson, Dennis A. Johnson, Lawrence R. Johnson, Rory H. Jones, Gerald H. Kenny, Gerald W. King, Dennis H. Knutson, Thomas E. Kolanczyk, James J. Kolaski, Clinton J. Kornstad, Dick J. Koski, John M. Kotter, Frank T. Kotter, John D. Koukal, David G. Krisak, Roger T. ' Kronberg, John W. Larson, Richard L. Lawson, John S. Lee, Bruce P. Lemke, Bert E. Lettenstrom, Richard Levens, Dennis L. Lidberg, G. Link, George P. Little, Philip A. Loughren, Eugene R. Lvbeck, Jon P. McCusker, Jim A. McGonegal, Lee G. McGrew, James R. Maiiala, Robert J. Manley, Timothy J. Mann, Donald P. Manor, Robert L. Martin, Charles J. Mehtola, John M. Midbon, Bruce E. Midbon, Don L. Miller, Alan E. Moebs, James Moffat, Thomas R. Moin, Jon Morris, Richard J. Munro, Lionel J. Murray, Thomas B. Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Andrew J. Charles D. James G. Leroy L. Lloyd R. Ted R. Nickolette, David W. Olson, Kenneth W. Olson, Robert K. -144-. Orstad, Jon B. Pank, Arthur F. Parms, Joe B. Pearson, Merwin J. Peterson, Grant O. Peterson, Richard A. Peterson, Richard J. Plunty, William J. Pomush, Sheldon Raaflaub, Gerald M. Renman, William R. Riedler, Lawrence A. Rockstad, Donald L. Ronn, Robert A. Russell, Richard M. Ryan, Lawrence D. Saari, Donald W. St. John, Leonard L. Salen, Richard C. Scifress, Harold G. Schneible, Richard D. Schneeberger, James L Schroeder, William Schuman, Lawrence A. Schweiger, John F. Seemuth, Leroy A. Selleck, James E. Sharon, Ronald G. Sheasby, James M. Skandel, Lyle D. Skustad, Russell D. Smith, David B. Smith, James A. Starstead, Theodore G. Stromquist, Ralph H. Stroozas, Gust Swatek, Fred J. Thompson, Robert C. Tills, Thomas E. Timrner, Ralph C. Tomczak, Charles J. Tyson, Kenneth C. Ulvila, James T. Van Ert, Frances J. Velin, Bruce A. Venne, William J. Wachtler, Robert A. Walker, Roger L. Wallin, Merle A. Waltenburg, Rodney D. Waseen, Peter G. Watland, Alfred A. White, Robert L. Wilbur, C. Williams, Lavern C. Williams, Michael G. Witt, Duane K. Wotciecsonski, Thomas P Yanko, Lawrence C. Yaworski, James E. Zielsdorf, David H. H ., --a...w..,. ...,,,,.,.,. Podgorak, Rose M. JU 1oR GIRLS Abbott, Doreen A. Ambros, Louise M. Anderson, Joan A. Archambault, Marilyn R. Armstrong, Sondra D. Aunet, Janice F. Bergren, Anita L. Berkseth, Karen R. Birt, Carol J. Blair, Janice M. Bounting, Beverly E. Bowden, Dea S. Briggs, Marilyn G. Brothers, Harriet J. Brown, Joyce L. Buchanan, Alice L. Budzak, Alice K. Burger, Betty J. Buscher, Helen L. Butler, Judy A. Cleary, Kathleen A. Cloutier, Martha R. Conkright, Nancy J. Conner, Carol J. Cook, Ruth A. Cox, Sharon A. Cummings, Lois A. Danielson, Claudia E. Donnick, Marylin C. Edquist, Donna R. Ely, Ruth S. Erickson, Eileen J. Evenson, Barbara Eskelin, Judy M. Farmakes, Francis B. Fisher, Sharon L. Flatem, Joannf:M. Freer, Kathren L. Gehling, Hester M. Gonia, Myrna L. Grams, Floanne V. Grandhagen, Delores A. Gray, Dianne A. Greely, Margaret G. Gustafson, Audrey A. Hagberg, Donna M. Hase, Pat A. Holsclaw, Francis A. Howard, Judy M. Hudacek, Irene S. Hulter, Ina M. Izzard, Joann R. Jacobs, Eliza J. James, Julie A. Olsen, Kathrine H. Olsson, Shirley C. Page, Mona M. Palmer, Judy M. Patterson, Cathrine N. Pawloski, Shirley M. Pellman, JoAnne M. Peterson, Carolyn L. Peterson, Ellen C. Peterson, Jean M. Peterson, Jean A. Peterson, Judy R. Johnson Betty R. Johnson, Carol M. Johnson, Dorothy E. Johnson, Karen J. Johnson, Kathleen M. Johnson, Kay E. Johnson, Kay L. Johnson, Virginia A. Karlson, Darlene M. Karra, JoAnne E. Kempton, Barbara A Kessler, Marilyn F. Koivisto, Ellen M. Koukol, Lucille L. Lamar, Jeanette A. Lambie, Eleanor J. Larson, Janis L. Larson, Sandra L. Larson, Shirley A. Lasch, Beverly J. Launderville, Loretta L. Leith, Doris M. LePage, Carole J. Levens, Jackie K. Lind, Phyllis A. Little, Margaret R. Lukkarila, Phyllis E. Maclnnes, Jean M. McLean, Barbara J. McLellen, Lois M. Maki, Rachel E. Marcovick, Sandra R. Mastrian, Esther M. Miller, Mary E. Moore, Diana D. Nasvall, Nancy E. Nelson, Marilyn J. Nielson, Cheri J. Nolan, Tayra G. Nord, Pat J. Noyes, Rayola G. Nygard, Lucy F. Oaks, Janice L. Olson, Arnelle A. Olson, Carol Olson, Juanita E. -1 45- Poole, Joan I. Posey, Ila J. Proffit, Gloria E. Rafshol, Ruth C. Richards, Georgia G. Roatch, Janette M. Robbins, Bonnie J. Roberts, Beverly J. Rygg, Marjo P. Sand, Jessica N. Serre, Mary C. Sharon, Marjorie M. Shaul, Ray I. Shears, S. Sheasby, June M. Simon, Carole M. Siverson, JoAnn E. Skomrock, Maxine M. Smith, Darlene R. Smith, Mavis J. Smith, Pat B. Smith, Shirley I. Spohn, Marian K. Sutherland, Jeannette W Swang, Gloria M. Thompson, Darlene M Uzelac, Gloria H. Vicklun, Gladys E. Walt, Susan K. Wangerin, Dona M. Wasco, Joan M. Weiland, Julie A. Wells, Kathleen M. Wick, Audrey L. Wilson, Kathryn E. Yaworski, Joan K. Yaworski, Toni A. UNIOR BOYS Abrahamson, Gerald R. Anderson, Dale Anderson, David H. Anderson, Don C. Anderson, Harold A. Anderson, Robert D. Andresen, William B. Anecki, Ray J . Harmon, Roger N. Hickok, Irvin V. Hicks, Wayne L. Hietala, Gerald H. Higgins, Rodger D. Hizinski, Joseph M. Hoff, Roger C. Holmberg, Lloyd W. Arseneau, Gerald W. Austreng, John C. Bachinski, Jimmie T. Bartley, Jim D. Baumberger, Roger K. Benson, Richard W. Berg, Richard K. Berg, Robert C. Berger, William H. Bergstrom, Alan P. Boortz, Dennis J. Bostader, Wayne C. Brehmer, Bill A. Bromley, Richard H. Burgraff, Marvin C. Bushnell, Raymond W. Byrnes, Patrick K. Carlson, Stephen C. Chisholm, Richard T. Clark, Jack Rl Correll, Gerald L. Cragin, Lloyd M. Cross, Clarence W. Dabich, Myron Danielson, Clifford Davison, Thomas R. Dembroski, Richard C. Eastman, Bernard J. Hosier, Richard D. Johnson Glen D. Johnson John Johnson, Leonard I. Johnson Robert P. Johnson Rodney B. Johnson Theodore C. Jones, Jim L. Josephson, Art Kaarto, Jack A. Klarstrom, Larry Kotter, Roger J. Erickson, David E. Evens, Clarence E. Franzen, Eldore J. Golden, Ralph W. Granlund, Ramon S. Granstrom, Dennis C. Greely, Thomas E. Gunderson, Robert P. Hadlock, Allan J. Hanson, Don D. Hanson, Robert L. SENIOR GIRLS Anderson, June L. Anderson, Mary J. Anderson, Natalie L. Auerbach, Hannah H. Backlund, Dianne S. Baker, Kathleene A. Barthen, Dorothy L. Beattie, Catherine L. Benedickt, Dorothy J. Bergstrom, Marjorie F. Berkseth, Charlotte K. Blomquist, Sandra K. Carlson, Barbara A. Carlson, Jo Ann C. Charbonneau, Joy A. Christianson, Nancy M. Conner, Elizabeth M. Copiskey, Janice I. Danielson, Yvonne F. DeMoss, Shirley A. Eastman, Elizabeth J. Kronberg, Donald E. Kvonlund, Bruce L. L'Esperance, Peter H Liljander, Neil S. Lindberg, Clifford Lindegren, James W. Lundgren, Raymond J. McCauley, James Mack, Allen T. Martin, Edwin S. Martineau, Edward J. Matheson, Clifford D. Mattson, Kermit R. Mayersak, Jerome S. Mayersak, Joseph R. Merila, Bob S. Moe, Gerald W. Morris, Harry E. Moyer, Galen B. Munro, James L. Nault, William B. Nelson, Robert D. Neumann, Dean Neuman, Douglas E. Nielsen, Ralph E. Nindorf, Jerry Ekberg, Elizabeth J. Ernst, Catherine T. Eskelin, Barbara A. Evans, Gloria A. Filbey, Gwendolyn D. Fjelling, Elvina A. Franzen, Nancy G. Freer, Darcy J. Fudally, Frances J. Fumoy, Darlene K. Gallagher, Carol A. Goldstein, Shelia J. Gonia, Barbara D. Grady, Geraldine A. Guild, Loretta M. Hadlock, Rosemarie Hart, Ruth A. Hoff, Catherine C. Jackson, Nancy K. James, Donna M. Janovick, Delores C. -146- Nummi, Richard L. Oaks, Gary A. Olson, Gordon D. Olson, Joseph A. Paddock, George D. Paxton, Ernest E. Pearson, Ronald R. Petersen, Myron L. Peterson, Warren M. Peterson, William B. Porter, Austin Rantala, Steve H. Rasmussen, Earl Ray, Floyd A. Rich, Dean N. Rivord, Robert E. Roebke, Roger W. Russell, David Sampson, John E. Sauter, Don R. Savoy, Dennis L. Schaapveld, Dale H. Scheldroup, Roger F. Senn, Jerry R. Shaw, Lee G. Shober, Roger D. Sinclear, George W. Smith, Jack W. Snyder, Thomas E. Strum, William C. Swanson, Leslie M. Thompson, James C. Thompson, Roger D. Tongue, Wayne A. Turner, Donald L. Tyson, Gerald T. Ulvila, James Vanderberg, John L. Wallin, Vernon L. Wick, Richard D. Willis, Dennis D. Wright, William B. Young, Kenneth C. Yox, Richard W. Zembo, James W. Zukowski, John P. Jennings, Marilyn E. Johnson, Bonny A. Jones, Jeanne M. Joslin, Rhonda S. Kankas, Shirley I. Kenville, Marcia S. Kersten, Joyce E. Kilpela, Janette D. Kimball, Susan K. Kline, Judith L. Kortesmaki, Bertha A Koski, Eva M. Koski, Kathleen M. Kriegl, Gwendolyn R. Kubala, Barbara A. LaJoie, Joanne M. LaMar, Rose M. Larson, Kathryn S. Larson, Marie A. Lind, Rhoda M. Linski, Jean M. MacDonald, Suzanne L. MacKenzie, Gail M. McDonald, Arlene M. McGrath, Nancy K. Maki, Janet M. Maki, Kathleen M. Maki, Virginia E. Maltby, Lois A. Monor, Jeannette M. Mansky, Barbara A. Mather, Mary P. Micken, Crystal K. Miller, Irene M. Miller, Janice M. Moe, Karen V. Muir, Jean A. Myers, Jean A. Nelson, Claria R. Nelson, Fredelle M. Nollet, Dorothy P. Norman, Darlyne A. Ofstad, Marian L. O'Kash, Dorothy P. Olson, Barbara J . Olson, Gloria F. Olson, Lois M. Anderson, Gary D. Anderson, Donald L. Anderson, Duane H. Anderson, Warren F. Ansell, Sherman D. Bankey, Charles E. Bengston, Jerome A. Benson, Clifford J. Bergfalk, Robert Bergstrom, Bruce Bernard, Gerald W. Birch, Alan E. Bischoff, Clarence H. Bolk, Virgil R. Brew, Donald T. Burgraff, Bruce L. Carlson, Gerald L. Carlson, William H. Chamberlin, Paul A. Chisholm, Donald E. Clark, Lawrence D. Cross, Donald Cross, Frank F. Delahunt, Robert F. Edelstein, Stephen M. Erickson, Arthur C. Erickson, Richard A. Fair, Jerome P. A Farmer, Thomas P. Farrow, John L. Fraser, Robert W. Froemel, Richard W. Garrison, Roger P. Geegan, John E. Goodrich, Jesse J. Grant, John J. Greeley, Richard H. Gunderson, James C. Hagen, Henry T. Heino, Kenneth G. Hendrickson, Russell H. Herman, Gage B. Herubin, James D. Hill, David L. Hulter, Gerald A. -v, ,,u, . -., -r --,--- rn Olson, Sandra J. Olsson, Alice M. Osacho, Joyce E. Osen, Doris L. Ossell, Julie Ann V. Oviatt, Jane Parker, Lydia F. Pearson, Shirley Pedersen, J ordith A. Peterson, Yvonne C. Picard, Darlene I. Pitmon, Beverly A. Rasmussen, Marilyn D Reed, Marilyn G. Reimer, Judy K. Reinkall, Hannah R. Reynolds, Rosemary B. Ritzman, Kathleen F. Robbins, Nancy L. Rouse, Luella M. Runquist, Vivian J. Russell, Kathleen C. Ryan, Katherine M. Salveson, Jane E. Schmidt, Jacquelyn J. SENIOR BOYS Jaggers, Thomas H. James, Manley M. Jensen, Richard K. Johnson, Clyde M. Kaukonen, Richard W. Keene, Larry E. Kenny, Roger D. Kinney, John G. Ladich, Danny J. Ladich, Stanley P. Larsen, Robert D. Larson, Thomas A. Lavine David E. Lelvis, Gary C. Ligman, Terrance J. Longberg, Harry D. Lundberg, Charles S. McCain, James W. McCauley, Edmund L. McMullen, William B.- Maki, Harvey J . Martin, Lawrence F. Mattero, Vincent W. Merino, John F. Moe, Roger D. Moen, Raymond C. Moin, Wilson J . Mosentine, Kenneth P. Nasvall, DeLeine E. Nelson, Charles W. Nelson, Gordon A. Nelson, Robert C. Neumann, Charles J . Nickolette, Ralph G. Nindorf, Donald F. Nindorf, Ronald E. North, Robert A. Olsen, Kenneth L. Olson, Lawrence S. Pananen, Clifford W. Phillips, Harry G. Piggott, Dennis L. Pinkoski, Stanley W. Pittman, Donne E. Plummer, Gerald F. 114171 Schneider, Sybil F. Setterstrom, Janice M. Smith, Bonnie J. Temby, Rita R. Thomas, Joan K. Thompson, Barbara J . Thompson, Marolyn J. Thomson, Nancy L. Trentor, Janice L. Trombley, Barbara A. Tyson, Joanne Ulvi, Clarice E. Van Horn, RoseMary J Von Ende, Zoe Waite, Carol E. Warner, Carol J . Warner, Janice E. Warring, Ardith R. Watland, Shirley M. Welch, Norma A. Westfall, Carla J. White, Barbara J. White, Bonnie M. Wick, Joanne D. Yaworski, Maurine L. Quam, James E. Raaflaub, John R. Renoos, William R. Rep, Ronald L. Reuille, John P. Rich, Gary L. Richardson, Kenton K. Rickstrom, Leonard R. Romans, Robert C. Ronca, James A. Russell, William R. Salo, Daniel L. Salo, Gerald E. Sanderson, John A. Sandstrom, Oscar F. Sandvick, Roger W. Schiller, William C. Schweiger, Richard M. Shimitis, John A. Simon, Thomas J. Skudstad, Ronald S. Smith, Brian M. Snyder, Donald R. Solin, William S. Somerville, Raymond H Sorenson, Harvey R. Srdich, George Stark, Jack R. Strak, Herb Stringer, Kenneth D. Summers, James V. Sutherland, William J . Swenson, James I. Taber, Richard.H. Titus, Donald E. Trester, Ross A. Uhlar, Gene R. Ullan, Richard L. Wade, James S. Westlund, Joseph E. Wicklund, Donald G. Will, Allen D. Williams, Leroy E. Winter, John G. Yox, Daniel Echo Staff Editor-in-Chief . Co-Editor-in-Chief ...,. Editor ..,.... Editor .o..... Art Editor .,oo.. Art Assistant .,oo,tt,...,.t..o... Freshmen Art Assistant Freshmen Art Assistant Organizations Editor .,.,.... Football Editor ........... Football Assistants ......, Basketball Editors ..... Basketball Assistants .ll.l. 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