Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Superior, WI)

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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?

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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

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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.