Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Superior, WI)

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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.

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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 - -

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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