Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Superior, WI)
- Class of 1958
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7 efsofvaa 2241527.19 arfaasms ilaff CONTENTS Forward Dedlcatlon Prologue Admmlstratlon Faculty Calendar Personality Parade Seniors Curriculum Classes Jumors Sophomores Freshmen Muslc and Drama Athletics Organizations Student Councll Journallsm Class Racllo Commlsslon Prlnt Shop Foremen Craft Club .lets Club Rifle Club Lettermen History Club Llbrary Workers Red Cross Prom Court Homecommg Court Epilogue Index Adverhslng 1 THE 1958 ECHO CENTRAL HIOH SCHOOL SUPERIOR. WISCONSIN Puausueo av me Joununusm cuss -2- FORWARD As the years slip rapidly into one another, blending thought into thought, word into word, and deed into endless deed, man pauses to reflect on the past and to ponder the future. The life of the present is so brief that it is lost in the identity of first past, then future. Serving as a summation of one year of high school life, the Echo mirrors records made and activities completed. The voice of each individual-student or teacher-is heard, no one plays an unimportant part, nor is any part played by an unim- portant individual. With the 1957-58 school year behind us, picture and copy recreate its memorable moments. While the year's accomplish- ments fade in age, they remain ever fresh in our memories with each glimpse back into the Echo of the past. .-4-. Dedication Few men c and subordinates alike as Mr Horace Glew head of the Central mathematics department His dignit and hi h - Y Q character mark him as an outstanding faculty member d an a friend to all who know him. Coming to us from Pigeon, Michigan High School where he served one year as principal Mr Glew 'oin d , . I e our teaching staff in 1927. Since then he has taught bookk ' ' ' ' eeping and mathematics, and is now in his thir- teenth year as school treasurer. Among his duties are the appointment of girls to work in the treasurer's office, the signing of checks, and handling of all money paid out or taken in by the school. ln the classroom, Mr. Glew is always ready to help those who experience difficulty, and takes a keen interest in all his students' problems Despite a heav l d f . y oa o subiects taught, including elementary and advanced al b ge ra, solid geometry and trigonometry, he manages all his duties efficiently and well, making a hard iob look like an easy one. It is with a feeling of deep pride, in recognition of hi f' ' s many me accomplishments, that the Central iournal- ism class dedicates the 1958 Echo to Mr. Horace Glew. ommand such respect from contemporaries The vacant seats in the auditor- ium pictured at the lower left and right reflect an extreme con- Above: Steve Jonlan gives Marge Ely a l backing in her homework efforts. Below: Karen Knudsen and friend. trasting the busy life of Central High. Before a concert, after a playfvacancies never long with- out occupants. The rapid pace continues. mx N-N , 5533.5 A Mi 5253 sd' if Q, av K Z '+R E ,L f S tt' 2 5 5 I 'nfl fi- f ff 1 ,3'4s,. A , ii Q' A 1 5 my fz i xr 1, f gc 1 L. Yr Q ' 'V or f f 4 ajax ,,f' L, Q, 4 4 Q at Q g ',f+f. Eg? ' Q V 't l : y .. . 3 f 1 is . 14, . 3-. . U PRGLOGU E George Shaw Superintendent There are people an thus world whose krndness frlendlvness and understand :ng endear them to all they meet One of these people IS Mr George Shaw su perlntendent of Superior s Public Schools Mr Shaw began has career at Central a student ln l947 he returned to entral to accept the posntuon as principal nd was promoted to superuntendent nn 9 Sunce then he has gnven hrs tame and nergy to promoting better cxtuzens for ur community Members of the Board of Education are Back row John L Davis Wallace Score vuce presrdent HughW Brace Jr RobertL Banks Qeated are Mass Agnes Klrk Roland Amundson presldent George Shaw superlntendent of publlc schools Absent are Mrs Walter Lrndegren E J Norman and James Corcoran Principal Centrals principal Maurice Brown has work ed with students and faculty members in a spirit of good fellowship since his arrival to Central in l 54 Principal Brown IS confronted with various school problems every day which he intelligently and understandlngly works out for all concerned students and faculty Through his genial personality and gracious understanding of Centrals problems and his willingness to help all Principal Brown has made possible a school life which prepares students for their great adventure real life His kmd and frank manner and ability to lead make him a favorite with teachers and students CURRICULUM COORDINATOR Mr Michael Verich has many tasks which include choosing the curriculum and selecting books and materials for Superior schools Mrs. Mitchell Dean of Girls-Always wel- Frank Cirilli Dean of Boys-Gives advice comes girls with problems and offers ad- and supervision to the daily problems of vice in any way possible. Central boys. P AKER5 G AUSTRENG B S Wnsconsm State College Classes Dramatlcs Language Arts Soclal Studies Advisor Thesplans Sophomore Class A BAETZ B A Stout Instutute I T O Clnclnnatl Classes Elementary and Advanced Prmtmg Advusor Jumor Class Extra Prlntmg Supplnes B BEGLINGER B A Wusconsm State College Classes Language Arts ll Advusor Rnfle Club Jumor Class Student Councul R BURTON B S U of llnn Classes Physucal and Health Educatuon at Central and Erucsson Chanrman Cochaarman for Cheerleaders D CARLSON B S Stout lnstatute Classes Sewlng 9 I2 Faculty B S Wlsconsm State College Classes Geometry Algebra Extra Honor Day Commlttee T BARDON B A U of Mmnesota M A Columbua U Classes German Language A s ll Advlsor .lunuor Class Extra College Day Actlvmes American Education Day Radio Commission L BERG B M Chncago School of Musuc Classes Cholr Math Advisor Sophomore Clas Extra Melodeers Harmoneers Male Quartet Fnnance and Assembly Programs CALESON B A U of Wlsconsnn M A Columbua U Classes Algebra Geometry Advlsor Sensor Class H CONLEY B S U of Mmnesota Chalrman Athletxcs J' urb- 'K Y gin Wt Gm M? Qu fl? -as-'A' I is G 2 ll 'Mn Q k,.,,,,,,,,Q x With' mr' 4 M CROWLEY B A Superuor State College Classes 9thllth Physucal Educatuon Advisor S Cl b Extra Football Coach lntra mural Basketball M ELLIOT R E B E Wnsconsm State College B S U of Wnsconsm M '-X U of Minnesota Classes Spamsh French Advusor Jumor Class Extra Cochanrman Faculty Socral Commxttee GRADIN B S Wnsconsnn State College M ED Wusconsm State College Classes Biology Extra Coachmg Curlmg Chanrman Coolldge Room Commlttee HOFF B S Wusconsun State College Unlverslty of Wlsconsln lGraduate Workl Classes Socual Studues 12 Publlc Speakxng Advtsor Raduo Commnssnon Forensics Sensor Class Extra Sensor Pageant Chairman Raduo Comrmssuon D HONZ B A Lawrence College Classes Language Arts 9 In l Advnsor Freshman Class 5 N DRAVER B E Supenor State College Classes Language Arts 9 Soclal Studles 9 Advlsor Co chanrman Freshman Class Red Cross Commnttee H GLEW B A U ofM1chlgan M A U of Mnchngan Advnsor Sensor Class Extra School Treasury Chalrman Fnnance Commlttee HENNESSY B E Wlsconsm State College M A Wusconstn State College Extra Funance Commnttee Board of Teachers Crednt Unnon HOGAN A Johns A of Notre Darne Attended U of Minnesota and Mextco Cnty College ln Mexuco Classes Language Arts Advnsor Sophomore Class Chalrman Faculty Plcnlc Faculty Socnal Commuttee D HYMAN B S Kansas State College M A Pennsylvama U Classes 912 Phy Ed Advusor Sophomore Class Extra G A A Advnsor Cheerleaders Advnsor Faculty :kv gEQ,,,,t 5 V , ,V F V Ai: 'Q . lv ll , . 'f ac, n '- U - -, , ' 9 X ' B ' A I M 1 Q L 9 tttc gs - . I . - , . 7 ' . , J. si A x V Advisor-Jets Club - E . ' I il? 3 - Q ' ., ' s,, ,v 7-2 A . L. K -9 , .- ' ' B. .-sf. U. 451 . ,, . A' M. .-U. ., H ' .P ' - ' ' ' I IO, ll - . E - -' - '. L - L W Lat' , 2 I - ' ' ' w A - Q . 3 - . . . , jug. ,dr Faculty 10 ,S-Hiililfpf -L-.4 'QA L C JACKSON B A U of Mlnnesota Classes Typung Advnsor Jumor Class JACOBSEN B A Wnsconsm State College Classes Sclence 9 Advxsor Freshman Class Extra Faculty Soclal Commlttee Safety Commlttee Jets Club E JOHNS W KELLER M S T C Aberdeen S D B A Columbga U Advlsor Buslness Advusor Klichol G KERNAN .l R B A College of St Scholastlca Classes Language Arts Journalnsm Advlsor Echo Devils Pl Extra Co chaurman Parents Nlght Commuttee LUCAS B S Wnsconsnn State College Classes Socnal Studues 9 Advnsor Freshman Class D P MOE B A Supenor State College U of Wnsconsm U M D U of Mmnesota Extra Amerlcan Educatnon Week Publnc Address, Vlsual Alds R F Classes Orchestra LEIGHTY B A Wnsconsm State College M A Wusconsm State College Classes Language Arts 9 lO Current Lxterature MEIER U of Il an M A U of owe Classes Jumor Sensor Choir Advusor Sophomore Class PAQUETTE B A Supenor State College Classes Soclal Studxes ll Extra Coaching Football . L- tg t ' - A A llle -PM Q' -.-, , , . . . .- ' . I ' .ae S ' - ' ' - 9' to F ccl, L 6- , , Lf r,,- A nlls L lttt r Llttl to earl fl.. s,ll - Io, . .- ' ' me ' ' - , , I L. ' ' Y ' ' ' f '2 B. s.- . I' oi, sa lzl. , :ll .J ' Huh .ff A - C D w- ' - -- - l ,, E S ' filfifl , ' L. F A rlo sf Zll't ' L l tsl 5 ttt A A gf f . ' . W PETERS B A St Cloud Teachers College Classes Secretarual Practuce Begmnmg Shorthand Advanced Typsng J RAINALDO B S Superuor State College Advisor Freshman Class Student Council J ROGINA B A U of Mmnesota Classes General Metals I and ll Electrlclty Advlsor Sophomore Class, Student Councrl SHAW B M E Northwestern U M M Northwestern U Classes Band and Instrumental lnstructnon Advusor Twurlers H SKOOG B S U of Minnesota Classes Cooking 912 M PIERCE B S Superlor State College Classes General Science Bnology Advisor Freshman Class M REHNSTRAND B A E Art Inst: te Chicago M A Syracure and U of Calnfornla Classes Art 912 Advusor Sensor Class Chanrman Parents Nnght Commuttee SCHMIDT B A U of lo a M A U of owa Classes Language Arts Chaurman Cochalrman for Commencement Program SITEK B S Supernor State College Case Instutute of Technoloy U of Wnsconsm Advusor Jets Club Extra Echo P1 Photography F STEPAN B S U of Mmnesota Classes General Scnence General Math Advlsor .lumor Class vibe 'ur ISV! v HH 'flu Weil 'f wx Faculty 11 4 .ig dx .Ls vi' ' iii 'IQ' us 'lillll faili- .NN Li-me as lii liihh iw. Faculty 12 i P ga D STROMMER B S St Cloud Teachers College Classes Socual Studres 'l2 Advusor Sensor Class Extra Basketball 1 B Teaml G TETZLER B A Stevens Ponnt Teachers College Classes Soctal Studnes Z VON ENDE Wusconstn State College Classes Language Arts 9 Advlsor Freshman Class Chatrman Noon Hall Lunch Room Supervusor W WEST B S U of Mmnesota qphy sap B S Superror State College Classes Socual Studnes 9 WILDER B S Superuor State College Classes Language Arts 9 10 Advtsor Coquma Club S SWANSTROM B A Superuor State College M A U of S Caltforma Advtsor Sophomore Class Extra Cap and Gown Comrntttee Chatrman DAR Commrttee Chncago Mustcal College Untversnty of Mrnnesota V URSIN B S U of Mtnnesota M A U of Minnesota Classes Drafttng Advtsor Juntor Class Chaurman Sensor Caps and Gowns Cornmnttee M WADD B S U of Minnesota Extra Amerucan Educatlon Week Publtc Address System Stage Scenery WHlTlNGER B A St Cloud State College A L S St Cloud S College M S U of Mnnnesota Classes Llbrary Scnence YAWORSKI B A Supertor State College M A U of Pennsylvama U of Mnnnesota Classes Art Crafts Commercnal Art Stage Craft Advusor Junlor Class Craft Club Extra Coolndge Room Ltbrary Exhnbnts Chaurman Assembly Programs Stage Setttng ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS GIVE YEAR ROUND SERVICE MAIN OFFICE GIRLS Top right Fran Aho and Janis Larson make up the mam office staff as the prlnclpal s secretary and attendance clerk respec tlvely Cheerful Information IS guven by these gurls at any time MAIN OFFICE HELPERS Mid dle rnght Back row Marnan Boya Llnda Hutton Kathy Howenstlne Sue I-Ilrschelmer Julna James and Grace Burt TREASURERS OFFICE GIRLS Bottom right Back row Phyllus Cleary Joan Johnson Bernice Holsclaw Nancy Berg Judy Larson Mlddle row Faye Ollie Pat Boya Carol Erickson Front row Mary Foerst Jean Ander son 13- 4. SEPTEMBER REGISTRATION - SCHOOL BEGINS ERESHMAN MIXER ERESI-IMAN GIRLS' TEA OCTOBER HOMECOMING - VIKING DANCE AND PARADE FOOTBALL - UNDEFEATED TWIN PORTS CHAMPIONSHIP TEACHERS' CONVENTION INFORMAL CLUB INITIATIONS NOVEMBER JOURNALISM DANCE STUDENT COUNCIL PARTY PARENTS' NIGHT DRAMATICS PLAY SOPHOMORE CLASS PARTY FIRST QUARTER ENDS REPORT CARDS - HONOR ROLL DECEMBER JR.-SR. CHOIR AND ORCHESTRA CONCERT ATHENAE MOTHERS' TEA HOME ECONOMICS STYLE SHOW BOOSTER CHRISTMAS DANCE JANUARY D. A. R. ELECTION TEENS AGAINST POLIO STUDENT COUNCIL TALENT Snow SECOND QUARTER ENDS - REPORT CARDS - HONOR ROLL FEBRUARY SENIOR CLASS PARTY MANITOU TESTS ATHENAE SWEATER DANCE DRAMATICS PLAY STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTION COQUINA TEA BASKETBALL - UNDEFEATED TWIN PORTS CHAMPIONSHIP MARCH POLIO SHOTS T. DAY REGIONAL TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP STATE TOURNAMENT BOOSTER STYLE SHOW COLLEGE-CAREER DAY FR. CHOIR -SR. BAND CONCERT HURLEY SPEECH MEET THIRD QUARTER ENDS - REPORT CARDS - HONOR ROLL APRIL DONKEY BASKETBALL SENIOR CLASS PARTY COQUINA cOTTON HOP SENIOR BAND CONCERT MAY BOOSTER MOTHERS' TEA SENIOR MOTHERS' TEA HONOR DAY DRAMATICS PLAY JR. - SR. PROM S. CLUB DANCE BACCALAUREATE JUNE END OF SCHOOL - REPORT CARDS COMMENCEMENT - GRADUATION PERSONALITY PARADE ew 55, ,, iw 11' T On March 12, students from Central and sur- rounding high schools met tor annual College- Career Day interviews. Helpful representatives from various trades and schools helped make the event, under the direction of Miss Laura Bardon, a huge success. At top Dave Olson, Dave Pear- son and at left Linda Jacobsen confer with Col- lege-Career Day representatives. George LaValley, below, Central's post-grad student, goes over some brain teasing physics for Mr. Moe while classmates look on. Bottom: Jack Driessen confers with Glenn Cunningham after an assembly speech. Cunning- ham stressed the importance of good social and work habits for today's teenagers. 'P+ PERSGNALITY PARADE Throughout the year Central students have been entertained by various assembly programs. At the left is pictured concert singer, Pruth Mc- Farland. Bottom: The Smythes entertained the student body with twin piano selections. At upper left is Stewart Honick, Wisconsin State Attorney General. Early in February, At- torney General Honick spoke at a general as- sembly about crime prevention. Immediate left: This year Central has three students with foreign backgrounds. They are lett to right: George Kardon, Christa Roth and Karl Kunz. Both Christa and Karl are from Ger- many and George comes from Greece. They bring with them welcome new ideas and tradi- tions. TOP TEN SENIORS Back row: Gary Matchett, Kay Bjorkman, Linda Goeltz, John Craw- ford. Front row: Roger Skemp, Linda Hutton, Bonnie Boya, Jim l958 SENIOR HONOR Arnelle Janice Anderson Jean Marie Anderson Phyllis .lime Arndt Kathryn Lynnette Biorkman Bonnie Jean Boya Carolyn Patricia Burns Gayle Roberta Dow John Thomas Driessen Carol Rae Erickson Kirby John Erickson James Henry Fennessy William Samuel Foerst Philip Charles Giesen Linda Pauline Goeltz John William Graham Carol Jean Grandhagen Kathryn Joyce Howenstine Linda Lee Hutton Marcia Ellen Joelson ROLL Mark Douglas Johnson Helen Karanikos Mary Catherine Lue Tomas Rowan McMullen Peggy Jean Manke Gary Alan Matchett Dean Alan Morss Paul Grafton Neimann Dianne Marie Niemi Faye Arlene Ollie David Warren Pearson Frederick John Place Paula Marie Prior Bonnie Rae Salo Roger Phillip Skemp Karen Jean Smith Donna Mae Ruth Spohn Nancy Shirley Sweet CLASS OFFICERS Back left to rlght Paul Neumann presldent Neal Anderson vuce presndent Front left to rlght Susan Conknght treasurer Lxnda Hutton secretary The sensor class of l958 ns about to graduate As they tmnk of the years gone by they wall re member both the happy and sometlmes unhappy moments spent at Central One part of Central that they wnll never forget as the school song oh we love the halls of Central, that surround us here today and we wall not forget them though we re far, far away Upon entering our sensor year the class In dulged In many protects and socnal actnvmes, an cludmg a sensor class party the class play the mothers tea, and finished the year with gradua tlon and the commencement exerclses However, now as the memories of school days fade away Into the shadows the seniors will recall the four wonderful years spent gath erlng knowledge of sclence art, Englnsh and numerous other valuable sublects whnch wall help them meet the problems of the future They are now ready to graduate and meet the chal lenges The world IS awantnng the tntellngence and enthusuasm of these our sensors SENIORS ABRAHAMSON BARBARA Barb Lots of humor sweetness elps make her especially Athenae 4 Dramatncs 4 Jr ALMSTEDT NANCY ALLIS Nan Small and cute and full of fun Nans well liked by everyone College Entrance osters 2 3 4 Sr Ban Orchestra Prom Comm AMBROS MARTIN DALE Marty Lufe and l are good friends College Entrance Sr Band 3 ANN Cooch for spree mee College Entrance Sr Cl lOlr ANDERSON ARNELLE JANICE Charmmg sweet and loads of fun he prides herself m tasks well done Jr Chonr Cheerleader 3 A Class Sec Student Councxl 4 ANDERSON BARBARA LYNN Nothmg IS lmposslble to a wlllmg heart Commercnal Fr Chou Melodeers ANDERSON JEAN MARIE Jeanne She us quuet but when youve mat you ll have a frlend you ll never for e Commercnal Sr Band 2 3 4 Treas offlc 18 , . . I I H I I Il I . l I , . . . I I I . . , , . , I , 1 , - , 5 f I I H H L , H H l ' , I I is . . h . . General FH - li I I -ll' .1 F ' 1 ., . ' '7 ' . . . R f 1, ,I I - I 1 . . . . . . , . Bo , , gJr., . dg . . . 5 . , . -H - U I ll ll ' ' I , T I I 1 ll- ' ll ' ' I I 5 g f. 4 ' A , l -lf., - , , 1 . ed. as , s ANDERSON, NEAL JOHN A young man who blushes is better than one who turns pale. College Entrance Sr. Band 2, 3, 41 Sr. Choir 3, Sr. Vice pres.: Prom Comm, Football l, 2. ANDERSON ROGER ARLIE- Rog Footloose ancl fancy free. College Entrance BAKER, CAROL JEANNE Charming and full of fun, She makes a friend of everyone. College Entrance Coquina 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 41 Jr., Sr Band 2, 3, 45 Prom Comm. BAKER NANCY RAE This cute gal with hair so red A merry path shes bound to tread. College Entrance Fr. Jr. Sr. Choir- Melodeers- Board of Review 4- Dramatics 4. SENIORS ANECKI JOHN Bruno A lolly good fellow IS he General ra Basketball l 2 3 Mgr all 3 4 S Club 3 4 Base ARNDT PHYl.llS JUNE Phyl Smiling laughing pretty to see Heres a girl as fine as can be Commercial Twirlmg l 2 3 A Drum Malorette Treas 3 4 Prom Comm Student unc1l2 3 4 Sr andl BARNARD ARTHUR BUCHANAN Butch My interests are elsewhere College Entrance Drarnatics 3 4 Curling 2 4 Prom Comm 3 Rifle Club 3 4 Football 2 BARTLEY MARCIA BEATRICE Marsh When I thunk I must speak General Fr Choir BAKER BARBARA Am Barb BEAN ALBERT JAY She does the little things that most H., experiences are many of us leave undone Lgllege Entrance College Entrance D P l Intra Basket l oot Boosters 2 3 4 Sec 4 Sr Orchestra ball 2 Basketball 2 2 3 Radio Comm 2 3 4 m 4 Prom Comm Tri Hi Bowling 4 19 I 11 11 , 1 1 1 11 11 , - 1 . . 11 11 I II ' ll ln' , , 1 . Bas- ' ketb , , . , , ball 1 1 1 1 4. 1 ' 1 1 1 4. L L ll ll , - 1 .. . 11 11 1 1 1 , . . 11 . ,, . 1 . ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' - 3,41 L. D. P. 1, 2, 3, 4, L. D. P. 1 1 1 1 Co ' 1 1 1 . B , 2, 3, 4. 'L , I -. -u n I -uAlu D 1- L. . . 1 ball 1F 1 1 I - I - 1 . 11 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 QI'- V I I .i . . t BERGFALK, SANDRA ELAINE BECKWELL, PATRICIA ANN- Pat Lovely to look at and delightful to BENGTSON SONJA EVON Sonny A likeable mlss with a ready smlle College Entrance Fr Sr C our BERG NANCY LOU Phoebe She thmks the worlds been made for fun Her sparkling smlles for everyone Commercial Boosters 2 3 4 Chaplam 4 L D P 'l 2 3 4 Prom Comm GAA Treas Offxce 4 know. General Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Dramatics 4g Thes- pians 4. Sandy Chatter, chatter all the day. College Entrance Fr., Jr. Choirg Athenae Club 2, 35 Dramatics 4. BELANGER, KAREN ELIZABETH BERGSTROM1 THOMAS ROBIN Ka Bergy Big In heart and small In slze College Entrance Kay IS clever witty and wlse O 5 Club 2 3 Rffle General Fr Jr Sr Chour Dramatucs 4 GAA BENGTSON CONSTANCE MAVIS Conme llfe us short and so am I College Entrance Jr Sr C orr BERKOWITZ SANDRA KAY Sandy A pleasaant smlle for everyone College Entrance Boosters 2 3 4 Student Council I 2 3 4 Executnve Board 3 Board of Revlew 4 Soph Class Sec Hospntal Room 4 SENIORS 20- BIRT SIGNE GRACE An mtellugent mdrvnclual wnth pur- pose m her ways College Entrance Echo Busmess Staff 4 Mann Office 4 Fr Choir Hosputal Room 3 BISCHOFF FLORENCE ROSE Flo Over the room comes a hush, every ones wautmg for Florence to blush College Entrance Jr Chonr 11 Y11 11 11 1 , , S. . . , 7 Club. ., ., . 7 5 , 1 ,, . ,, 11 11 , ,, . . H - 1 . - Fr., ,, . I1 '. 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 f 7 . .7 ill Il I I -1 - h - . 1 gf. i - 1 . . 1, - 512311, - u u , I ... - 1 , . . 1 . . . , 1 1 I I - - f 1 1 1 1 : : - A .K ' . 1 BJORKMAN, KATHRYN LYNNETTE lIKaYll She's quiet, reserved, ancl how well we know, Where success is waiting she's sure to go. College Entrance Fr., Jr., Sr. Choir, Melodeers, Triple Trio 3, 4, Sr. Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 String Ensemble 2, 3, 4. BOYA, PATRICIA JOAN- Pat Her charm is as natural as her curls. College Entrance Boosters 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm, Echo Staff 3, 4, Fr. Choir, Student Council lg Treas. Office 45 Viking attendant 4. BOORTZ, DIANE 0T'I'lLI.IE- Sltty BRADLEY, BARBARA l0U Well liked because of her pleasant- There's a mischievous little flicker ' ness her eyes College Entrance General Coquxna Club 3 4 Radio Comm 3 Prom Comm BOOTH JOSEPH EDWARD Joe BROWN DENNIS CLIFFORD Worrys one fellow hes never met Rocky College Entrance A regular guy Sf Choir Curlmg 3 4 Not too loud nor too shy BOYA BONNIE JEAN Bon This is a gurl whos a pleasure to meet Always smiling and always neat College Entrance Fr Jr Sr Chotr Melodeers Triple Trio Sr Orchestra I 2 3 4 String En emblel 2 3 4 BOYA MARIAN CHRISTINE She is quiet demure and gracious College Entrance Fr Choir Main Office 4 Qt.. College Entrance Fr Choir Football I 2 3 Sr Chonr SENIORS 21 1- Ri BROWN DORIS SHIRLIE Dot' Her ambition soars in the field of dramatlcs College Entrance Sr Chour Dramatucs Thespians 3 4 BROWN THOMAS MICHAEI. Tom As likeable as he is lockable College Entrance Fr Chonr Harmoneers Prom Comm Student Council 2 lntra Basketball l BUKOWSKI BARBARA JEAN Barb Not foo seruous not too gay ut a mce gurl nn every way General J Sr Chour Dramatucs GAA l BURCH EDITH ROSE We admlre her free spmt General Dramahcs 4 SENIORS BURGRAFF BARBARA JEAN Barbne Laugh and the world laughs wnth m College Entrance Coquuna 2 3 4 Echo Buslness Staff BURNS CAROLYN PATRICIA Burnsle Its mce to be natural If you re nat urally mee College Entrance Student Councull F Jr Sr Ch Truple Trlo GAA 2 3 Prom Comm BYRNES GERALD PAUL Jerry Full of pep and full of fun Hes a friend of everyone we-vf be CAIN LUCY ALICE She softly speaks but more sweetly smlles Commercial Fr Choir CAMPBELL THOMAS WILLIAM Tony A lnttle nonsense now and then IS relnshed by the best of men General CARLSEN DONALD MELVIN Don A born mlmuc wot and storyteller College Entrance Fr Jr Sr Cholr Harmoneers Prom Comm Curllng 2 Devnl s P: 3 Echo CAROON JOANNE CLAIRE Peachue Pretty and dark with laughing eyes Peachre has many friendship tres College Entrance Boosters 2 3 4 Jr Sr Choir Prom Comm Drarnatncs 3 CHAPMAN PATRICK ZENUS A hard worker and a good fellow General G neral Jr Sr Band Fr Jr Chosr Prom Comm 22 fri' CHRISTIANSEN JACK GLEN Blonde I s the hanr that gets us General CHRISTIANSON KAREN GAIL Cricket Personalnty that sparkles Commercial Coquma 2 3 4 TrlHl Bowling Prom Comm rfysim fi' SENIORS CONKRIGHT SUSAN KAY SUD Let study come when nt may and let that time be never sa General Coquma 2 3 4 Vice Pres 4 Devlls Pl Staff 3 Dramatucs 4 CLARK RONALD MARTIN Regmald We see nt go by and we hear them There goes Ron m Ins Model A General Football 2 3 4 S Club 3 4 CLARK RUTH ANN Rufhle CONLON NEVA MAY Nevada Wlth her nimble wlt and smlle that Gleimlflg BYGS full of mlSCl'll9f treats College Entrance She makes a fnend of all she meets College Entranae F Jr C our CL ARY PHYLLIS MARY Termite COON MARLEEN ANNA Mac l have lols of Mme for fun She has prettmess all her own C0'nmeff'a' Colle e Entrance 9 Fr' -ll' S' Chow' Tfeas Olflce 4' Fr Cholr, Dramatucs 4, Thesplans 4, GAA lf 2 Echo Staff 4, P1 afaff 4 23 CLEMENSEN RICHARD LOUIS Clem llence IS my sublect too College Entrance Fr Choir Harmoneers COCKSON EUGENE GILBERT Geno The likeable sort General I A . I ,, ,, E U ,, ', . , ' us' - - ll . 7 . I ll I u - u 5 -11 u , 1 , , ll ' ll ' , , . r eeee y, 11 - - 11 . Q . ' A 1 ' I I I ' I f . , , , : , - , H - ,, -,, H I 1 I , . , , r., . h . . ir, . V E I -H ' -., H , ,. . H , PaYs CORDTS, ROBERT CARL- Bob His hair is dazzlingly bright. General CRAWFORD JOHN THOMPSON Blessed are he hard workers for they shall inherit the marks College Entrance Rifle Club 3 4 Jets 4 Forensics 2 DAVISON JANICE ANN Jan True to her word her work, her friends She knows on what real roy depends College Entrance osters 2 3 4 Pres 4 F J Choir Melodeers Prom Comm Echo 3 4 Student Council 4 Executive Board 4 Trl Hn Bowling 3 Tru Hr Y Clu 3 4 Vice Pres 4 Devils P13 DAY LAURENCE JOHN larry Knowledge is no burden College Entrance Craft Club 4 Forensics 3 4 DAHL ROGER KEITH A quiet man but quite a man General Craft Club DRIESSEN, JOHN THOMAS- Jack If football were music, He'd be a whole brass band. College Entrance Football l, 2, 3, 4: 5 Club 2, 3, 4 Board of Review 35 Prom Commp Fr Jr., Sr. Choirp lntra Basketball 3 Harmoneers. DOW GAYlE ROBERTA Gaylee Sweet and simple in her ways To have her for a fn nd tt really College Entrance Co uma Club3 4 Sr Orch l 2 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Student Council 2 3 Forensics 2 3 Board of Review evils I E 4 Ra Comm 3 4 Copy Editor 3 4 EASTON JUDITH CAROL Jude Shes one of those gurls you can depend on When theres work to be done fun to be had College Entrance Boosters 2 3 4 Hlstorran 4 Fr Jr Sr Choir Melodeers Red Cross T HI Bowling 3 Prom Comm GAA l 2 Student Council 2 SENIORS 24- EDBURG COROLYN KAY Cory like gravity she has the power of attraction College Entrance Boosters 2 3 4 Jr Sr Choir Radio Comm 2 4 Trl HlBowl1ng 3 Trl Hn Y Club 4 GAA I Prom Com Forensics 4 ELY JAMES RICHARD Jlm Girls are bothersome but than I like to be bothered College Entrance Football l Prom Comm Curling 3 4 Fr C our EMERSON WILLIAM RAY Howdy 5RlgK5QN Jgy DIANE Chee' b0Y5 Cheefl She is known for her soft blond hair College Enlfance College Entrance DFBWHNCS 4 Fr Choir Dramattcs 4 Thespnans 4 GAA 4 Echo Staff 4 ENGSTRONI RICHARD WARREN ERICKSON KIRBY JOHN nky Brains and personality has he Its better to be small and shine Kirby is tops you must agree than be large and cast a shadow College Entrance College Entrance Student Council 2 3 Jr Class Vice Fr Jr Choir Harmoneers HCC Club 5 S O Ch 1 2 Basketball 2 Prom Comm lntra Basketball I 2 Prom Comm ERBE AVERIL MARIE A Beauty and brains are combined In the nicest and sweetest girl one can fmd College Entrance Jr Sr C EVANS ERROL FREDRIC Rtck One of the hecklers, good ln sports oo Theres scarcely a think that Rick cant do College Entrance otball l 2 3 4 Basketballl S Club 2 3 4 Prom Comm Soph Class Vice Pres Harmoneers J Choir SENIORS ERICKSON CAROL RAE Words can never quite express Her 'oy her love her friendliness College Entrance Boosters 2 3 4 Treas 4 Student Council 4- Treas. Office 4. ERICKSON, DAVID HOWARD Dave His pleasant quietness makes him well liked. College Entrance Football lg Prom Comm. 125.- 3 FENNESSY JAMES HENRY Tiger If ambition IS the key to fame Fame will then be his claim College Entrance Fr Choir Harmoneers Forensics I 2 3 4- Radio Commission 2 3 4- LDP I 2 3 4- Pres. 4- Prom Comm.- Board of Review Chairman 4- Echo - E ' r - vils ' . FINN, MARK STUART- Shark Happy men have many friends, His list of friendship never ends. College Entrance otball I, 2, 3, 45 S Clu 7 ntra B etball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l. FOREST MARY FLEISSNER CAROLYN MARLYS As merry as the day IS long College Entrance Sr Band 2 3 4 Coquma 3 GA Prom Comm FLYNN GEORGE DANIEL Dan m not a flnrt lust friendly College Entrance C r :ng 3 4 A SENIORS Her frlendshlp s well worth having College Entrance Coquma 2 3 4 Sec 4 Prom Comm Pu A Echo 4 FOREST WILLIAM SAMUEL Bull A reserved but affable senlor College Entrance an ur rn Prom Comm FRYE DONALD GUSTAVE Tuma wants for no one College Entrance otball I 2 3 4 SClub Prom Comm GIESEN PHILIP CHARLES Phrl GALL GEORGIANNA VERA Touts She has that wmnlng way College Entrance Fr Jr Chour Prom Comm Lubrary Ast 4 GERZIC PATRICIA ANN Pat One gurl wrth lots of pep Cornmercual Coquunas 2 3 4 He puts hrs worrles IH his pocket with a hole In It College Entrance 3 4 Executuve Board 3 Councnl 2 Basketball O 3 S b Comm 4 V Pres 4 Pr GJESSING .IUDITH BERNADINE Judy Smules that portray her maschnevous way College Entrance Athenae 2 3 4 Pres 4 Student Councxl I Jr Sr Choir Devuls P14 Echo A GLASS GEORGE LAWRENCE Larry A graln of manhood General 26- -1, H , I . , , : ' : 2: -, 4, ' : -2 ' . s. . ,,I, . I . . ',, If . u l' , . ' , I . I -H -H ' , , : . 1 : Fr., Jr. Choir, Treas. Office 4, Devil's Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Student I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. rch. I, 2, 1 Clu 2, 3, 1 . . 7 Om K, u ' u , ' I 1- I . ' ' 11 n - Jr., Sr. B dj C l' g l, 2, 3, 4? . ' r ' ' , u rl F0 , , , : 3, 4: ,Q GOELTZ, LINDA PAULINE- Lin I Easy to look at, delightful to know. 1 College Entrance Coquina 3, 45 Treas, 4g Prom Comm. R GOLAT, JAMES MICHAEL- Sammy Full of fun and mischief too, Doing the things he shouldn't do. College Entrance gf Q , SENIORS GOLDEN KENNETH WARREN Ken HACK MARGARET Mar 9 Quiet and sincere A short sweet girl G l enera College Entrance Jr C our GRAHAM JOHN WILLIAM HANSEN TIMOTHY PETER Chico Have you seen has little black book? College Entrance He came a stranger and left a friend College Entrance Football 4 Baseball 4 GRANDHAGEN CAROL JEAN Carol HARRER GARY CHARLES I like to study sn the morning but I always forget to get up College Entrance lntra Basketball 2 A Harmoneers Very sweet and very wise Mischief twmkles ln her eyes College Entrance wnrlung l 2 Echo 3 4 Prom Comm Tru Hu Y Pres 4 Editor Viking Log 4 27 GRASKEY, CATHERINE ANN Cathy Friendly and quiet in a pleasant way She does her work from day to day. General GUNDERSON, VERNON WESLEY Vern I hurry not, neither do I worry. College Entrance 9-f L Fr., . h '. 'V in r ,Q 1 X' Fr,, Jr. Choirg Jr., Sr. Band 2, 3, 45 Fr. Choir. 'fl ,Q T ' ' , , 3, 4, Devars Pi 3, Ag J , 5 .g ' ' 37 . i f r 1 ' ' ' - ' if fag Q, , HAYES, JUDY ANNE HINTIKKA, DALE DENNIS Nursing is Judy's future fate, I don't like too much noise. But mention dancing and it's a date. College Entrance College Entrance Rifle Club 25 Craft Club 'lg Sr. Band Boosters 3, 4, Sr. Band l, 2, Echo l, 2, 4. 2, 3, Ag Devil's Pi 2, 3, Prom Comm., Trl H. Bowling 3, Homecoming Court 45 Forensics 2: Prom Court 3. HICKOK, HARLEY WAYNE School is all right in its place, but where is its place? General HIRSCHEIMER, SUSAN KIRK Susie Happy in disposition, gifted ing friends. College Entrance Boosters 2, 3, 4, Fr. Choir, Council lg Melodeers, Prom Jr. Choir, Main Office A, Dramatics 4. in mak- Student Comm., HIETALA LORRAINE FAY Lorne A picture of quietness Commercial F Jr C our I study only when its quiet ' General S Band 2 3 4 HIETALA KAREN JANE- Hiet' Lively and full of fun is she. College Entrance HOFF WARREN CARL- Scopes Foot loose and fancy free. General Fr Jr Sr Choir Triple Trio 4 GAA Jr Band 2 Ech De SENIORS 28- HOLSCLAW BERNIECE IRENE Bernie I will be the pattern for all patience Commercial Fr Choir Hospital Room 3 Treas Office A Sam love that life of pleasure College Entrance Fr Choir we-'-'V' My ' fy LQ Q rr pr r l, 5 o 47 vil's Pi 4. A r., . h '. ' A' ' I HILLILA, GERALD aovn- Jerry HOMICK, CLAUDIA CARROU- r. , , . f' tif HOMICH RICHARD LEO Duck Here he us and there he goes General lntra Basketball I 2 3 HOMICK THOMAS PAUL Tom Oh that llfe of pleasure General HOWENSTINE KATHRYN JOYCE HULTNER JUNE MARLENE A mrnd for fun and a mmd for work Commerclal Fr Chonr HUTTON LINDA LEE Ever welcome you shall be because of your pleasung personallty Commercnal Athenae 2 3 4 V Pres 4 GAA 2 Forensucs I 2 4 Radio Comm 2 4 Vnknng Attendant 4 Jr Sr Orch 2 Student Council 2 3 Sec Class Kathy She s always ready Io lend a hand College Entrance Fr Choir Hospltal Room Dramatucs Thespoans Mann Offlce 4 IZZARD FRANCES JEAN Mlcltey Snlenf calm most serene In spne of this she has her dream College Entrance Fr Choir HCC Club 2 JACOBS KATHLEEN RAYE Kalllle When you re wnh her youll be so l 3PPY College Entrance Student Councul 2 HCC Club Choir GAA l JACOBSEN LINDA BLANCHE .lake So capable and peppy so honest and smcere No one ever wonders why fnends hold her so dear College Entrance Osters 2 3 4 V es Sr Chour Prom Comm Dramatxcs 4 Thespuans 4 Tru H1 Y Club 4 Sec 4 Red Cross 3 Devul s Pl A Echo 4 SENIORS 6 29- JACOBSON RICHARD LAWRENCE Jalce Tha! Innocent look wall never due Bu? lm fellmg you ul s all a he General Jr C JAMES JULIA ANN Jul A good word and a smile for every one College Entrance Fr Chour Dramatmcs 4 Thesplans 4 Llb Asst A -n - u -u - n , , Q I ' I I I I . 5 . tl A H -H H -H - 1, - ' 1 r K ' n ' u 1 - 1 , , 1 1, ... . 39 ' 5 25 Fr. -rf '27 io -fx ' 1 1 1, H H H , I ll I I' V - , ' , - E 1-153 , A1 ' 1 ' I 1 ' 1 A ' - - iff Bo , , 1 . Pr , Ap Fr., Jr., , ' : -: ' 2 y A ' 1 ' ' 1 - : . ' ' ' . I I ' . ' . I , ' . . H H . ? t A 5 - a- , f ' Fr., . hoir. if Va -L.. my .fl I X , I , an H , L -at 7, .R . . , ' ,Vi n , A f - 1 , , 5 . . 5 3 Z T - I I ,,:' .,3, 4' r -- , 7 ., . . 1 l, 1 ' , 1 . Sr. - Q f ' , . :ig ' 'X , qi ' JOELSON MARCIA ELLEN She has a whlm for sports and gym College Entrance osters 3 4 Fr Chonr l Bowlmg A Melodeers T H Club 3 -1 Chaplaln A GAA 2 Prom Comm JOHNSON CHARLES EPHRAIM Chuck lm laughrng and I have nothing to laugh about College Entrance Football l 2 Prom Comm Student Councnl 4 inline 'QQO1 'NWI' 4,19 Axe: SENIORS JOHNSON FERN LUELLA Pern JOHNSON MARK DOUGLAS Its mce to be natural If urally nice hrs place College Entrance Sr Chour GA 2 Pr space Comm Craft Club 3Tru H1 Bowlm 2 3 4 Student Council 3 Tru H Y Band 1 Club 4 Echo 3 A Cheerleader 4 Devlls P1 4 Drarnatrcs 4 g College Entrance JOHNSON JANICE MARIE Jan JUNO EUGENE PAUL A happy heart makes a happy friend lm 3 dreamer arent we all? C0l'T1m9l'CIal College Entrance Fr Jr Sr Chour Dramatucs 4 JOHNSON JOHN ROBERT Jack KARANIKOS, HELEN The spmts of good fellowshnp Such a fnendly lass, College Entrance We enloyed having her In every class Commercual GAA I, 2, 3, HCC Club 2 -30 JOHNSON KAY MARIE Jonny Her smule ns a ray of sunshine Commercial S Chor Athenae Chaplann A Trlple Trlo 4 JOHNSON KENNETH ARNOLD oe ls a friend to all College Entrance Jr Sr Cholr Harmoneers n ra Basketball F otball A Golf 2 3 r B wllng 2 A S Clu you re nat Thoughtful and senous he knows But room for fun theres always ,, ,, I I Bo , 1 -, Jr., Sf- 'J lfl Fr., Jr., r. ig 2, 3, 4 H' ' , 1 ri 1 Y ' , - ' , , : ' 1 2 H . eip, l A 3 -ra 5 A ,, ,, 1, HT H ll I ' ' Y , AF ' I X F ' 5 A E 4 , Fr., ,, . 5 5 l 1 , ' T ., 4 'S K , T A, , ' F - ' ,T-'lf H' O ' ' ' - 4 y fr ' 4, Ti Hi 0 ' ,3, , b 4. . gr .,f as - gg Faye-. 1, - 3 zfif fufwk V I 7 A :'.I 1'n ' x f l I ,f -,, ,, , , , V . , - - , I . , l I Fr., Jr., . 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' 5 ' . . -,, ,, , KARLON RONALD JAMES Ronme Tall dark and handsome descrlbes thus boy No wonder hes consndered a joy General l e Club l KASTBERG JAMES HARLAND -ur It as the qunet worker who succeeds College Entrance Forensncs 3 A X! ,lg SENIORS KELLEHER KENNETH KAYE Kenny That Kenny ns one of the ntcest lund General KERVINA ROSE LORETTA Sho moves here and there wrthout sound A pleasant person to have around College Entran e Cra t Club l KILGORE JAMES GEORGE A pnnter who knows hrs type General J , Sr Chonr, Football 2 31 KLUNGNESS JAMES EINAR Emar un College Entrance and In ra Bas e all Rlfle Club l Prom Comm KOLASKI JUDITH GLORY Klosk There are two answers to every question Mme and the wrong one College Entrance hour GAA HCC Clu Prom Comm Forenslcs 3 Dramatlcs A The-spnans A Devuls Pa 4 KOSKI THEODORE ERNEST Ted Gee I wlsh I was born rlch unstead of good lookmg College Entrance and , , , F , , Basketball l, Intra Basketball 2, 3, 4, Student Councll 4 KING WILLIAM RUSSELL Ball At school hes qulet as a rule But we re not sure about a ter school General KLARSTROM DONALD CONRAD Donny A wmnmg way a cheerful smule And Iastlng fnendshup all the whsle College Entrance Fr Choir Prom Kung -H - H 5 Y ' f - ' 1 . . , . R'fl , 2, 3. ' A , I ., ll ,gf , 'P t V 4, r , I Among the boy's we're sure to find, Eyes that light up at the mention of I ' ' ' . f . Fr. B lg T ll tb l, 2j - a n I f , Fr. c ' ly lg b 2, ' g Fr., r. . '- , I Sr. B l 2 3, A' ootball I 2- r- A C, .-A A, A LA CHAPELLE THOMAS STUART Just a happy go lucky guy General Fr Chotr Devtls Pt 2 SOS Clu Dramattcs 3 LAMBIE ILDRED HELEN Ildy A good lud tn any crowd College Entrance b KRAFT, .IUDITH ANN- Jud She studies and she plays. General Fr., Jr., Sr. Choirg Melodeers. KRIEGL, DONGENE- Don You cant find a better scout. College Entrance Fr Chotr Harmoneers LARSEN, JAMES CHRISTIAN- Lars A good laugh is always welcome. General Fr. Choirp Football lp Prom Comm. LARSON, JUDITH MARIE- Judy An earnest worker. General Boosters 2 3 A Treas Offtce 4 LQ' LA CHANCE CURTIS JOHN Curt LE DOUX PATRICIA MAE Red H9 Cl'-WSH' l1iVe F11'-'Cl' to SBY LW' She has that smllmg way about hor maybe we dont know htm too General we Fr .lr Chonr Dramattcsl 2 College Entrance Baseball 3 A SENIORS 32 is LEE CHARLOTTE ANNE Char Quiet sweet with many fruonds Her wmsome way enchantment lends College Entrance Aenae234Jr Sr h LUE MARY CATHERINE Cathy Gay and hght of heart IS she Her smlle IS something special to see College Entrance Student Counctl I 3 4 Treas 4 Sr c 2 4 Board of Ethtc Prom Comm Dramatucs 4 Vtktng Attendant , . ' 1 ' , , : . ' - H H ,, H 1 ' , - , .. , . Il. ,, , ' 5 ' , . , . l ,I l -1, 1. . , . l f ll . - . ' ' ' Q 1 r 1 . ' : ' 1 35 ll . th ,,f., .Orc.l,2 . , Prom Comm.g Tri Hi Y Club 4. u 11 t .. ll I T I , , . . . I t ' t , : . 2 . Or h, , 3, p 's 2: ' -1 ' : ' ' F- 1 MC IVOR CLARA JEAN 'Mlck She seems free from all care General MC LENNAN JOHN JACKSON Muck Lets talk laugh and have fun College Entrance Football I 2 Intra Basketball I Curlino 2 Dramatics 4 MC CAULEY, DAVID ARIEL- Dave Did you ever see such sparkling teeth? General MC GRATH MICHAEL JOSEPH Mickey He laughs and iokes with a noncha- lant air' Never a worry never a care. College Entrance Jr Choir S Club 3 4 Foot Ba tball I MC GREW MARY KATHERINE Mary Kay A sweet girl with a ready smile Commercial Fr Choir SENIORS 33- MC MUl.lEN, THOMAS ROWEN Mooney It a line were crooked, he'd argue it straight. College Entrance Football I, SOS Club 2, 3: Jets 45 Vice Pres. 4. MANKE PEGGY JEAN- Peggitts Her pleasant smile and gentle way Endeared her to us day by day. College Entrance Prom Comm. 3' Dramaticszi' Library Asst 4- Thespians 4- Forensics 2 4 MAKI JOSEPH EUGENE Joe What has night to do with sleep' College Entrance Band I hy. MANSKY ROBERT NICHOLAS Bob I love to talk I love to laugh Jokes are written in my behalf College Entrance Football 4 MATCHETT GARY ALAN Hrs mind is his lungdom College Entrance Student Council I 2 Jr Class Pres Curing 2 3 4 SOS Club 3 Jets 4 es A r B tball I Bow ing 3 4 4 H H , , H H 1 . I Fr., . ' 5 , 5 ball 2, 3, 4, ske , 2, 3. YV ll ll I I - ll ll ll ' ' 'll ' Sr. , 2, 3, 4. -. v ., , I ,, ., l Il , . Q , , Fr., Jr. choir, GAA 1, 2, 3. ' -' yr I , . n 11 ' ' ' ' ' . .. , ,, V , , . ' , j . . , , 1 Qi ' I' , , : 1 A ' 5 ' , Pr . 5 Int a aske 4: Tr H' l' , - METERAUD MARY DAPHNE Sammy Mrschref us her mrddle name lf she keeps on shes bnng It College Entrance J Sr Cholr HCC Clu C mm -1 Forenstcs 2 3 4 J Treas Cheerleader 3 4 GAA 3 4 Pres 4 Dramatucs A Thesplans fame Prom 'V' Class MITTLESTADT RUSSELL ELROY Ruddue Dssc lockeymg as has future plan Also a lot of travel for thus young man College Entrance vnls Pu Prom .,.,, Comm MORSS DEAN ALAN Dino He hopes to reach a goal so hugh We know hell succeed by and by College Entrance s etball l 2 3 Footbal 2 Pr Comm J n I Sr Bnd2 x, ent Councul l Basebal Soph Class Pres MOVICK JUDITH ANN Judy long blond harr and a smrle so swee Goes to show that Judy can b beat College Entrance Chotr Boosters Prom Comm SENIORS MOEN DONALD JAMES A lolly chap General MOLINE ELINOR CLARICE El Intelligence and cheerfulness are hor companions College Entrance Sr C our MORRISON ROSE LEE Smrlrng face laughmg eyes Rose ns one who never srghs General Fr Chorr 34 MUNRO LIONEL JESSE Toot Can waste more tame In a half hour than most people can waste nn a week General Rtfle Club 2 Inrra Basketball 2 NEIMANN PAUL GRAFTON Steve lf everyone were as fine as he What a wrnderful world thrs would College Entrance and l 4 I u l Mgr Football 3 A S u Se 4 Foren 3 A Pr Comm Prom Court Vlknng Court NELSON BARBARA ANN Barb Pleasant and quret Comrnerclal Fr Jr C our , ' -,, - H ,, U , Y YJ, Ba k , , 5 I g om F'-f V-f - I b 2? -' ,p r. Ba d g , a ,3, 4: 0 .z ' ,,:r. Srtd ' I4, 12, .1 , 2 l, 2, X , ' , 4. 5 . . 1. , 1. 9 , f J' xi. . ll,lq .:z :QV 5 De ' 3, 4, Echo 3, 4, Q A Fr., Jr., Sr, ', 2, 3, 41 E 5 s E , , I . . ' - ,, H -U H All E be. , Fr., Jr., . h ' , Jr. B , 25 Sr. Band 3, 5 R'fIe ,lr A l ' CI b 1 . , 5 Cl b A 3, Ap c. g sics , 5 om V ' ., . h ' . NELSON, FREDRIC JOHN- Fred Nice as they come. General Fr., Jr, Choir, Thespians 3, Ag Prom Comm. NELSON JANICE FLORIA Jan Her ways are of pleasantness College Entrance Prom Comm J' K NEUMAN, KERWIN JOSEPH Me:hanic's is his hobby. V Q College Entrance Student Council 3. NELSON KENNETH GORDON Ken Full of pep and frrendlmess College Entrance NELSON KENNETH Hrs shyness rs an asset General NETT ROBERT AMBROS Lrfe IS too short to worry And no better lf you worry College Entrance Fr Chorr Harmoneers Craft Club 2 NEUMANN TIMOTHY LUND 'Tim Hes the fellow with the smrle College Entrance Jr Band l SENIORS NEWSOME THOMAS ALFRED Tom A boy whos quiet courteous and krnd More like Tom are hard to fund College Entrance n ra B sketball I Bowlnng 4 NICOSKI RICHARD STANLEY Rich Has a leader of men and a follower of women ueneral ra Basketball l Vrkrng NICOSKI THOMAS JOSEPH All s well that ends we College Entrance 35 -u rr ,I , I I , . . , , I 7' I t a , 2, 3, Ap Tri Hi R I I I - - fl - H T 1 L Im , 2, 3, 4g ' ' L 'F . ...., ., V R35 Court 4. . H K, .Q , ' Q T - fe gif. C , K 5, . . I ll gag: 1 ' - I I - , 'S- 'W NYBERG RICHARD MERLIN A wmnmg way College Entrance Fr Jr C our OAKS COURTNEY TWAIN Cork A smrle wnh the intent to do mrs :href General Melodeers Dramatrcs 3 4 Fr J Sr Chotr NIEMI, DIANNE MARIE- Di O'KASI-I, DIANA OLIVE She leads 3 very happy life- Her way and wi! all seem Io fit. College Entrance Geneml Q I Jr' Orch' 1: Sr Orch 2A Photogfaphy Fr., Jr., Sr Chorr 3 4- Dramahcs 4 NINDORF DIANNE GERTRUDE D A womans greafesf power Iles In her smcenfy General OLLIE FAYE ARLENE Fiddle Thus muss rs frlendly effluent and attractive Comrnercral Boosters 3 4 Photography 2 3 Tru Hn Bowlmg 3 Prom Comm Tr H Y Club 3 4 Treas 4 Treas O re NORMAN LINDA JEAN Lm OI-50N DAVID JON Ole Sh, has :he grfg gf 935 I beheve rn success College Entrance The harder I work the more I ge! Jr Band I Sr Band 2 3 4 GAA1 College Entrance lntra Sports 4 SENIORS OlSON GORDON WAI.lACE Gordy I drsmrss my worrres an an easy stye Wnh a flrpanf shrug and a careless smnle General Fr Cholr lntra Basketball 2 3 4 Football 2 4 Prom Comm Vrkmg Kung 4 wa., 1 OLSON PATRICIA ANN Oe Sho has that somethmg known as charm General Fr Jrr Sr Choir Echo Bus Staff 4 'V 3 455. - i -H - If A , , I , an k , - - . . . . . . 'fn' -.. -r , , 5, V 41 V , , 1 , f ' 1 -2 I I Q . ' r J . : . ff'c ' K j ' 4. I ,.. -is I Z . we , Q, 'v w ,. In ' A s I-. -m s , ' 4 5 H . ,, 1-ll u y 1 I . I - I - f 1 I - , . . . . ,, fr I ' K , :::5f:Egf' H , , , , ., . hp I I, A ..... , , u 7 f ' '- ' 1 , If ' - : , , 2 lm' y , 1 .: ' ' A is-. .. ,L - .,,L V 135 ,., Q -df, . . an . -U -u I u ' I F ' r I -r I'-1 r I ., ., . 'f . . . ' . Y' E , 9 , ., - 3? AH OSWSKEY KAREN LOUISE Oslue Shes gust a quiet happy lass A crednt to our senior class Commercral Fr Chorr OUTZEN FRANCES ELEANOR Frln Sweetness and happiness all the day She llves her lrfe In a pleasant way Commercral ORSTAD ELAINE .IUSTINE Shes the quiet type College Entrance Fr Chour Echo Business Staff 4 Not so qu PANANEN DONNA JANE Shes brlght shes fun Shes muslcal oo Commerclal Jr Sr Chour Trlple Y LOU Nan PARKER RICHARD EARL Duck OSEN NANC Dark harr and pretty eyes Born to dance ret and oh quite wlse General General vu s Pr 4 Echo 4 Lrb Asst All HELENE PAWLICKI JOAN DARLENE Jo OSTERHEIM G Sh huckles luke the rest A salver lmmg to anyone s cloud e c College Entrance College Entrance J Orch 2 Prom Comm Thespnans At enae2 3 4 Sec 4 r 4 Dramatrcs 4 Craft Club 4 SENIORS -87 PEARSON DAVID WARREN Snr, ld rather be rlght than be president College Entrance Student Counctl l 2 SOS Club 3' S Band2 3 4 Je1s4 PEARSON MARLENE GAY WBIIDI She makes the world a friendly place by showlng a frlendly face. College Entrance J Choxr Trl Hn Bow mg 2 GAA l 2 Devlls Pr 4 Echo 4 I. I ' . I , , . , 1 ' . , 1 ' . t . ' , lvl , I . I r - Fr-I N , ' , Trno 3, 4. ,, H ,, - H I 1- I i . I ' , , - Q De 'I' ' 5 5 ' . . 4. Q -,, ,, f , . . . , . . I ' lt , , : - - A . 2 -: ' 1 ' : - s Z4 I u ' n , I ... I l I ll ' I ' I I I 1 . . I' , g ' f 2 1 F. , , 5 . x - l, . .W..,.. -,, H J I -n ' n , , k Fr., r. 'p ' ' l' , 3, i , 1 ' : - . PEDERSEN LARRY ALLEN Has a fnendly nature General PETERSON MELBOURNE BERNARD M I Known for hrs honest decent man ner General PLESKO DIANE MAXINE D Her fnendshnp rs a treat Commercial Jr Choxr Lnb Asst 4 Devlls I 4 Echo 4 ff 'Y it A PLUNKETT ROBERT AXEL Bob Hrs ways make hum everyones bud General Fr Chonr Harrnoneers SENIORS PETERSON PAUL CONSTANT Every time you see hum a smule he always shows POULOS PANAGIOTA GLORIA Gor Smart competence for a gournalnstnc career General Co uma 3 4 Pres 4 Fr Jr Choir HCC Club 2 Prom Comm Devnl s Pl 3 4 Edltor 4 Prom Court Deans Offuce A Hes the kind of friend to have everybody knows College Entrance Fr Choir Harmoneers HCC Club 2 ln ra B ketball I 2 Fresh Cass Pres Prom Court PITMAN DAVID CARD Dave Although he isnt very tall Hes known and Ilked by one and PRIOR PAULA MARIE Heres to the gurl whos pretty wrtty and wnse College Entrance College Entrance Devnl s P: 3 Echo 3 Football I 2 Intra Basketball I 2 PLACE FRED JOHN PRYOR VIRGINIA ALICE Ginny EQYIIOY y0UfS6If, fI'l S HW MONO Can't you see that twmkle an her College Entrance ,ye lntra Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Curling Commerclal 4 138. 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I QUIST JANIS IRENE Jan Tall and blond wnth eyes of blue General Student Counctll Fr .lr Sr Choir Triple Trto 4 Dramatlcs A Devils Pl 4 Thesptans 4 Echo A REAGLE CAROLE MAE Reag A smile will go a long long way College Entrance Boosters 2 3 4 GAAI 2 Fr Chour Cheerleader 2 3 Forensics 2 Prom Comm Dramattcs 4 Thesptans 4 Fresh Class Sec Vtktng Queen 'E' af?-V .nl SENIORS REINKALL HARRY ALLEN ltsy ROBBINS ROBERT LESTER Bob little work won I hurt anybody Ill be merry lll be free but why take chances General College Entrance Fr .lr Sr Choir Harmoneers RINK BARBARA JEAN Barb Who sand that red heads have tem pers General Sr Chour Trtple no RITZMAN WAYNE ELLIOTT Whneshck ld rather hug a basketball than any gurl I know College Entrance Fr Jr Sr Chotr Barbershop Quart Ootball l 3 Bask ball Prom Comm lntra Basketball 4 S W Club 3 4 Football Mgr 3 4 REYNOLDS HARVEY LESTER Harv Not too quiet and not foo loud Harv is the life of any crowd. College Entrance Fr. Choir- l-larmoneers' Prom Comm RODELL DALE RAYMOND Im not arguing with you lm 0 ang you. College Entrance lntra Basketball 2 3. RICH, KATHLEEN .IEANETTE- Kathy RYAN, DANNY JEROME- Dan When she's around, Ilmre's always A serious manner with a smile trail- laughter. ing behind. General College Entrance Fr. Choir. Fr. Choir, lntra Basketball 2, 3, 4. ..39- .1 4 - 3 Echo A RYDBERG ANDREW JAMES Andy SEWALL WILLIAM EDWARD Bull You should see hum on the football Quml cleygr buf full gf fun fled College Entrance College Entrance Fr Cholr Fr Jr Sr Choir Harmoneers lntra Basketball 2 Football 3 4 S Club 2 ST GEORGE JUDlTl'l MAE JUdY SHARPE WILLIAM GEORGE Boll A merry heart has she flllecl to the A pogr excuse rs better than nano brim wlth personaluty General College Entrance Fr Cholr Craft Club 1 Prom Comm Devll s Pl 4 Red Cross SALO BONNIE RAE Bon SHUMWAY WILLIAM RICHARD Sparklmg eyes and sunny Smlle Greater men have Iwed but I doubt Busy at snmethmg all the whale College Entrance College Entrance Jr Cholr GAA l 2 Craft U Dev' 5 Pl 4 Echo 4 3 Radlo Comm 3 4 Prom Comm Prom Queen Cheerleader 2 3 4 SENIORS SCHELDROUP RICHARD JAMES A man that blushes IS not qunts l brute College Entrance Fr Jr Sr Cholr Harmoneers lntra Basketball I 2 SELLECK DAVID GENE Davs The Multon Berle of the class of '58 College Entrance Rifle Club 'l Devlls Pl 3 Echo 39 Intra Basketball 4 Craft Club 4 -40- SICKLER SHARON LEE Slclty Care snts Iughtly on her shoulders College Entrance our A Asst 4 SIEGEL MERRAY GERALD Murph lt's good to be marry and wlso College Entrance Fr Cholr -,I H ,, . ,, , , - . 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' i I . ff' 1 SIEGEL STUART ALAN l SNIADAK NANCY JO Al IS the guy wrth the smlle Bashful and shy but notice that Hrs personality will go a mule sparkle rn her eye' College Entrance Jr Bandl Sr Band 2 SKANDEL PAUL DOUGLAS Trs the mlnd that makes the body nc General lntra Basketball 2 3 4 SKEMP ROGER PHILLIP The boy that wrll lrve up to his name College Entrance otball l 2 3 4 Basketball 2 S Cu 3 4 Curlnng 3 Jr Bandl r nd 2 3 4 P CI b 'l Vuknng Attendant 4 Student Councul 2 3 Vuce Pres 3 General Fr Chotr SPOHN DONNA MAE Don A lovely gurl and very sweet Donna IS very pleasant to meet College Entrance Fr Jr Chour Athenae 2 3 4 Treas A Twnrlung I 4 Prom Comm STAUPE GEORGE MARSHALL Qulet thoughtful and mannerly Just as nrce as he can be College Entrance Harmoneers Dramattcs 4 Fr J r Chotr SENIORS SMITH KAREN JEAN Smitty Karen has a volce lust lrke a lark Shes short sweet and quute a spark Commercnal Fr Jr Sr Chour Melodeers Triple Truo 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Prom Comm GAA 2 SMITH STEWART MICHAEL Stu A worthy and tune Central restdent We made hrm our student council resident College Entrance Fr. Choir' Student Council l 2 3 4- Pres. 4' Football 2 3 4- Prom r. Viking Court 4. -41- ',?r-43 '-22 l STOKES ARTHUR JOHN Good sense common sense But always room for nonsense College Entrance Fr Jr Sr Chonr Harmoneers HCC Club 2 STORRY DANIEL ANDREW Diamond A Brllmgs Parker a sportsman too A fnendly guy and a fnend thats true. College Entrance Student Council 3. STRAK, THOMAS EDWARD A iolly laugh, a pleasant smile. General STROOZAS PETER JOHN A silent man College Entrance otball l 2 Bas ball 4 4 Intra Bask . gi -I Arg! 5- SWEET, NANCY SHIRLEY A good student, a friendly girl, Active in the social whirl College Entrance Boosters 2 3 4 Student Council 2 4 Sec 3 4 Melodeers F Choir Executive Board 2 3 4 Sr Bandl 2 3 4 Prom Comm Fresh Class Sec THOMPSON JAMES HENRY Jim Oh what a lady killer College Entrance SENIORS SUNDSTROM ARNOLD JAMES THOMPSON JUDITH ANN Judy Archie Friendly intelligent, and fun College Entrance Rifle Club 2 3 SWANSON DANIEL WILLIAM Swance So quiet no one can find him General Football 2 3 Intra Basketball 2 Fr Chotr SWEENEY KAY FRANCES A mind thats rich is all thats good General Sr Choir Lib Ass -42 Neat polite dependable too Girls like Judy are too few College Entrance THOMPSON KEITH MARVIN Shades Words fall us College Entrance and l 3 Dram Choir 4 TIDERMAN MARILYN JEAN Tldtr' Spirited, snapping brown eyes that sparkle from morn til night College Entrance Jr Sr Choir Athenae 2 3 4 V 1 1 : ' I 3, 1 . , 1 1 r., Jr 1 ': ' 1 1 : - . 1 1 1 I -F ' 1 J Q ll ' ll I I T - 11 - 11 . . 1 - FO 1 1 4: e 3, ,LDP l1 21 31 : etball I, 2. 7 fi. 1. f gh, 'J 1 ff? t , Y n :xv 11 rw 'Q c , -11 11 1 1 ' ll ' ll s 1 1 1 1 1 - 1, M ai-, .-, .f A Z' N1 ,,4xz.i.S1 215 7 I I L 11 11 11 11 , - - ' 11 - 11 'ff 1 1 1 . Sr, B , 2, 1 atics 3: Sr- -11 ' I K 1 1 . , , , I .. . ' , 1 . '1 1 Fl'-1 -lf., . ' 7 ' . T. 4. .1 - I 1 1 - 1 I D S4 , TIERNEY, ELIZABETH- Liz Her words are kind and never mean, If personality were royal, she'd be queen. College Entrance Fr Chonr Melodeers Boosters 2 TROMBLEY NICKOLAS LEON Nec He says very Ilttle hrs thoughts never show But hes Ilkely to succeed wherever he may go College Entrance Dramatlcs 3 4 Thespuans 3 4 Craft u 2 3 4 Pres 4 PrmComm lntra Basketball 4 SENIORS VERVILLE CHESTER JOHN He s all right General lntra Basketball I 2 Football UMOLAS PATRICIA ANN Sal Sllence as an advantage General Sr Chonr 4 VAN ERT DONALD JAMES Slow but sure College Entrance Football 2 ..43. VESTERBY THOMAS RICHARD A merry wandering dancmg through 1 e General and I S Band WARRING RICHARD JAMES Duc A laugh straight from the heart General Fr Jr C our WESTER RUSSELL CARL Russ Always 'clung never sad Russ IS such a happy lad College Entrance Student Councll 3 4 Football S Clu VAN ERT, GERALD EDWARD Jerry Rich in good words. General ULVILA EUGENE ARTHUR An exceptional man College Entrance U :saws A - ' : 1 , 3, ' 4. . .. M5 ll 'I kll ' ' Clb,,l:l -201, .f I 4 , , L . .5 S , . ' uve, 1 l , , 1, rf. ' A gl 5 Jr. B , f. 2, 3, - ., 1 A . ..,l , -,, ,, l -u - ku , I ' , 1 I. 2, Q 3, 47 b 3, 4. M A Jltslaxl WHITE BERNADETTE MARIE Berme So proper and so prlm Commercual Jr Chour Coquma Comm Prom WHITE CAROL MARIE Kay A fair square lolly grI Commercual Fr Chow GAA 2 3 4 Board WILLIAMS JOHN THOMAS Such good nature cant be found everywhere College Entrance nd I Sr Band 2 Curlm School Photographer 4 Football 2 Jr Choir 2 WILNER DURAE ANN Squlrl Small VIVBCIOUS with Crownmg Glory General Fr Choir WILSON, MARY ELIZABETH She takes her Info wlth an easy swung College Entrance WITROSKI JOHN DAVID Happy men have many friends General Dramatlcs 3 ZWAKMAN JOHN CLARENCE In sports m school or on a date We ra forced to admut has great College Entrance Basketball I 2 3 4 Capt 4 S Club 2 3 4 Pres A Football I 3 R.. mv, 'ev SENIORS NOT PICTURED ALMER DENNIS JONES GERALD ROBERT ALTMAN MARJORIE JEAN KARLSON LAWRENCE EDWARD aAcKLuNo :Ames wuznsu I-AMONT HENRY GERALD BERGSTROM LLOYD SHERMAN MC CABE ROBERTA ANNE DECKER JAMES DAVID MC KEE DONALD EDWARD EUGENIUS, JOHN WILLIAM MOFFAT, DONALD ALLEN FARMER, PATRICIA ANN RAPPLEY, LAWRENCE ALLAN FUDALLY, ANGELINE DELORES RYAN. TIMOTHY STEPHEN GRONSKI, JOHN RICHARD WESTON, WILLIAM CONRAD SENIORS ..44..- 1 1 ' 'v 1, -11 - 1 QR 11 1 11 , - . , - - . ff Fr., . '5 ' 3, 41 -- 'T 'li ' ' 1-f frwv In 11 11 I T I ' , ' i . 1 ' 1 1 , , . , - Vi 1 1 I 4- W 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 : - 1 1 21 1 4- 1 1 Jr. Ba g . 5 ' g 27 1 - I ' 1 1 , 1 , 1 11 - 11 , .. . . . ,, . 1 1 11 1 1 , 1 1 SENIORS AT A PEP ASSEMBLY AFTER HOURS W .45- 5. SUE CONKRIGHT AND HER MOTHER AT THE SENIOR MOTHERS TEA , il' 'F E E f z T Q. ' K T XT,,x S, ff, Modelmq The Iatest sprang fashzons are Linda Jan and Cory PATTY AND AVERIL ON COLLEGE DAY LINDA, PEGGY, AND JIM AFTER WINNING THE SPEECH TOURNAMENT. '73 146.- CORY AND JOHN AFTER FOUR COMPLETED YEARS ..47- PHYSICS TIM WORKING IN METAL WORKS s.,..,, i ffi51,.j' iw V A Qf, ,wif 1 f . Ii ,y. ,, 1' A . f H41 is .K ' lg . 'tk . a., , ' ,-' W ,,,,,f,..A . , 5 , z k Y ,,....Q ,,.. if ff,-Q . ,f4-Ty. . ,, 7 .-A. ,gift y'-'t9'?Qi OK V m was ,n?!s if -r2'.-0 Q- . y--.-.-,rm I - ' -Q?bwm.f,,v-audi. ef, Q I-MM s ' Q 5 v .A .W . .l-, :K-N?-gg , 2 ? 52 J ,, 5, ,ff 1 0 'Z .tif 'H Q W ,gf as ,LW i ,W -wg? , CURRICULUM At left, .lim Thompson gets the shock treatment while classmates and Mr. Moe, physics teacher, look on. Immediately below, math students un- der the guidance of Mr. Austreng, get the answer one way or another. Bottom left, senior probs students examine pic- ture maps. Bottom right, freshman gym classes practice bas- ketball technique. Tomorrow's stars??? f , n 'Q' f 3 v i- JP L .X , , l .U t so I 1 L ss t1 U W .49- CURRICULUM Top rnght Mr Jackson attempts to cure has typing students of the hunt and peck system Center Balancnng out the debuts and credits are Mr Johns book keeping students Bottom left Taking advantage of the new woodwork shop are several Central students Bottom rnght Advanced prnnters run oft the lat est edltlon of The Devil s Pl 1 FV sl 0-. CLASSES HOMEROOM 103 Back row: Mr. Baetz, A, Dalbec, W... f Juniors The iuniors knew that this year was to be their biggest and best. In anticipating a very successful Junior-Senior Prom, they elected their officers with this in mind. They settled down to the problem before them with Gene Johnson leading them as president, Orville Clark as vice president, Carolyn Holm as secretary, and Judy Kongevick as treasurer. Among their many social events, the iuniors had a successful class party. The problem of choosing a prom king was a difficult one for there were many qualified boys. The juniors are waiting earnestly for their senior year. ' TOP ROW: Gene Johnson, Orville Clark. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Kongevick, Carolyn Holm. D, Wallin, L. Rygg, R. Jensen, T. Wright, J. Vaski, D. Kushner, P. Takkunen, B. Lurye, -l- Cronin. Third row: M. Payton, J, McCauley, S. Raygor, M. Micken, D. Waltenburg, N. Pearson, J. Kilgore, S. Abrahamson, D. Van Bibber. Second row: P. Ford, P. Peterson, D. Krogerson, B. Rowe, C. Thomas. First row: M. Sorum, J. Schneible, M. Anderson, HOMEROOM 339 Back row: D. Hemmingson, P. Brennan, D. Felien, R. Sutherland, N. Oviatt, B. Aakerberg, J. Mertzig, D. Larson, J. Nolan, B. Madsen. Third row: M. Halmer, J. Danielson, F. Jones, E. Hiltinen, A. Lokrn, J, Osterlund, D. Lettenstrom, T. Horst. Second row: M. Radloff, M. Sandstrom, R. Moffat, J. Bachman, P. Smith, A. Craig. First row: C. Johnson, J. Peterson, K. Beirl. HOMEROOM 329 Back row: C. Sayler, G. Mattero, G. Harapat, R. Peterson, . a , . , A V - I - : row: V. McGrath, L. Heino, S. Blank, J. King, C. Liliigren, D. Heifner, C. Gambeski, D. Sullivan. Second row: S. Leichtman, B. Anderson, S. Mead, J. Hemmingson, B. Brown. First row: K. Reid, C. Fuller, A. Brittan. D V n Alstine R Johnsted L Peltzer W Shea B Berg Third HOMEROOM 330 Back row: E. Rein, B. Keubler, J. McCarthy, J. Pete, M. von Ende, M. Lang, J. Mathison, T. Larsen, J. Dembroski, J. Springer. Third row: B. Wheeler, R. Dhols, A. Salen, P. McCarthy, E. Kelly, C. Anderson, L. Grandstrom, K. Raymond. Second row: K. Card, R. Peterson, P. Lue, J. Carlson, S. Sandell. First row: S. Martell, C. Beyer, P. Hintikka. JUNIORS HOMEROOM 239 Back row: Mr. Jackson, R. Ronning, L. Sanda, D. Pollock, B. Sharp, J. Peterson, M. Andrews, D. Lemke, J. Rink. Third row: J. Hudacek, M. Kinnee, R. Knob, S. Stalvig, S. Anderson, N. Sauter, G. Abrahamson, O. Clark. Second row: R. Blomfelt, B. Winek, C. Tharge, N. Lindgren, M. Anderson. First row: J. Selleck, C. Miller, R. Verkeyn. Absent: R. Picard. 4.. HOMEROOM 337 Back row: Mr. Paquette, D. Hoff, A. Kotter, E. Cook, D. Lull, J. Maki, C. Bowden, M. Johnson, M. Alswager, R. Brietzman, C, Beckwell. Third row: V. Coone, L. Keup, S. Barton, H. Johnson, B. Hood, G. Hermanson, B. Kotter, P. Kervina. Second row: K. Albright, J. Mayersak, R. Kempton, J. Zatko, P. Sanders, K. Jaggers. First row: M. Porter, K, Klingbeil, B. Liet, Absent: P. Granzok, J. Lawler, J. Carlson. HOMEROOM LIBRARY Back row: Mr. Stepan, D. Olson, G. Keup, D. Larson, B. Tongue, D. Ekroth, J. Evens, R. Olson, V. Oaks, E. Osacho. Third row: B. Jones, B. Mooney, D. Peterson, N. Nelson, S. Crist, P. Dyleski, B. Kunsman. Second row: S. Panula, D. Raye, S. Ross, M, Wallin. First row: D. Olson, D. Vicklund, T. Carlson. Absent: T. Downs, J. Weiland, M. Greely. .IUNIORS HOMEROOM T33 Back row: Mr. Sitek, R, Neimi, G. Johnson, G. Kettunen, D. Kruger, R. Fair, P. Nadolski, C. Brown, J. Larson, O. Clark, R. Neve-la. Third row: G. Berger, D. Lidberg, S. Slovut, B. Waseen, M. Giessing, N. Wastila, W. Amell. Second row: R. Voku- vich, R. James, V. Olson, A. Olson, K. Olson. First row: G. Nelson, E. Schilender, B. Larson. HOMEROOM 229 Back row: P. Donahue, J. Maldee, D. Flemming, W. a , . son, . , . , . , . 1 - I - Mertz, B. Brosius. Third row: B. Fliessner, M. Defore, C. Holm, S, Hopkins, P. Eclelstein, C. Richards, K. Johnson, T. Bar- stow, J. Johnson. Second row: Miss Tetzler, A. McGraw, J. Hovim, D. Waletzko, H. Janovick, P. Morrison, J. Dahl. Firs1 row: G. Joslin, J. Anderson, J. Tantilla. D hl G Ol R Dahl K Kunz D Nichols G Carlson D Carren B HOMEROOM 206 Back row: Mr. Ursin, C. Kankas, J. Van Horn, D. Tyson, B. Moin, J. Charbonneau. Third row: E. O'Brien, G. Hansen, M. Kaner, W. During, K. Smith. Second row: B. Sievi, J. Simenson, J. Szewcik, G. Slovick. First row: P. Archambault, S. Har ris. Absent: G. Anderson, L. Parzych. JUNIORS HOMEROOM 334 Back row: Mr. -Yaworski, L. Larson, S. Popkin, D. Saari, L. Oviatf, S. Goldberg, J. Grimsrud, J. Downs. Third row: A. Thomp- SON, J. KOf1Q6VlCk, P- FTBSSF, S. Siromberg, S. Newsome, J. Cuhel. Second row: D. Shulstad, A. Erickson, K. Zimski, J. John- son, T. Neiman. First row: B. Dann, Y. Provost. 55- Sophomores Working to prepare themselves for roles as upper classmen, the sophomores completed a busy year in T957-58. Accomplishments rated high on the social, athletic and intellectual scenes. A class party early in the year highlighted class activities, but sophomores while enioying this and other social functions found time to study as well. The placed a great number of students consistently on the honor roll each quarter. Class officers, elected to lead these students in the year's undertakings were Chuck Crisp, president, Tom Leveroos, vice president, Donna Peterson, secretary, and Nancy Nelson, treasurer. Together with the class advisers, these young people worked hard to make their sophomore year an enjoyable, successful venture. -fy? rs' HOMEROOM 227 Back row: Mr. Akers, G. Kardon, L. Greely, T. Sullivan, P. Arnovich, J. Buhr, R. Rosen, C, Crisp, T. Byrne, M. Bounting, P. Reinkall, J. Carlsen, J. Gudowski. Third row: H. Lasch, J. Piper, B. Schiffelbine, S. Monro, J. Terry, J. Alrner, B. Swatek, J. Homich, T. Bengston. Second row: P. Higgins, K. Orr, R. Franklin, K. Knutson, S. Backlund, A. Kenville, M. Brown. First row: G. Lehman, A. Nelson, D. Nindorf. HOMEROOM 308 Back row: Mr, Austreng, C. Erickson, R. Olson, C. Hultner, R. Allen, B. Randa, W. Holton, W. Sayles, E. Zoltak, T. Locken. Third row: G. Keene, J. Conner, S. Golden, S. Reed, B. McLean, N. Wesala, M. Wright, B. Boya, J. llkka, P, Couture. Second row: M. Giesen, J. Silver, C. Grenier, C. Moreland, P. Glasser. First row: R. Hersted, L. Carlstrom, N. Hosier, J. Bands. Absent: B. Dann. v K HOMEROOM 207 Back row: E. Goldberg, R. Scheldroup, S. Finn, L. Filteau, D. Kenny, K. Klein, D. Kline, M. O'Kash, D. Lindberg, M. Silliman. Third row: T. Raymond, A. Parise, D. Strong, V. Nelson, F. Olson, J. Timmer, K. Wright P Gallo R Rodell Second row- V. Tierney, J. Owen, L. Wick, D. Nindorf, B. Wick. First row: A. Anderson, E. Clark, N.,Boortz, J.,Olson. Alvsentz D. Thoml son. HOMEROOM 136 Back row: Mr. Gradin, K. Ryan, G. Gustafson, D. McCann, S. Coleman, L. Hillila, B. Parker, D. Decker, J. Eugenius, D. Hie- tala, F. Danenfelzer, G. Anderson. Third row: M. Bergstrom, J. Lasch, S. Matelski, C. Siem, J. Peterson, N. Gemmil, S. Honick, J. Yanko, B. Hesselgrone. Second row: S. Frawley, D. Vandenburg, R. Barry, K. Russell, D. Schultz, C. Erickson First row: E. Kaarto, K. Hase, J. Salo, Bonnie Pero. Absent: R. Meronek, E. Merino. SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM T37 Back row: Mr. Hennessy, J. McMullen, R. Warring, D. Collins, D.,,Anderson, S. Wade, B. Berquist, H. Martinson, G. Ritzman, G. Lindholm, D. Kossoff. Third row: B. Noutala, J. Hansen, M. Quam, M. Peters, A. Richison, L. Blatt, R. Tiderman. Sec- ond row: B. Renman, M. Raik, M. Rusnick, C. Roth, L. Burger. First row: J. Collins, Y. Correll, S. Edquist, D. O'Brien. we 5, 8. HOMEROOM 231 Back row: Mr. Hogan, D. Cashman, J. Barthen, J, Freeland, D. Grams, B. Law, E. Sevals, D. Lindblad, B. White, E. Sevals. Third row: S. Rogers, H. Wold, G. Rahrer, N. Braun, L. Mead, P. Somerville, M. Ekroth, W. LaBarge. Second row: C. Ernst, L. Sibbald, S. Caffrey, R. Dahlgren, A. Matelski, D. Lemke. First row: D. Salo, S. Harrer, K. Mackyol, K. Beckwell. HOMEROOM 305 BECK VOWI D- Krob, P- Tekkunen, C- CFOHSIU, D. Johnson, J. Jensen, J. Peterson, J. Notenberg, D. Thomson, K. Wesco, P. Podgorak, O. Gravening. Third row: Miss Hyman, B. Matheson, R. Ernst, B. Allen, J. Musser, P. Swanberg, K. Iverson, R. Kent. Second row: K. Fulkerson, R. Stark, N. Granstrom, B. Meade, J. Levens, M. Anderson. First row: B. Bergstrom, S. Avery, A. Hagman, J. Wickman. SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM 237 A b k, A Back row: R. Peterson, J. Grimstad, W. Ahlslrom, D. Lamar, T. Flynn, T. Hill, L. Anderson, H. Bowser, B. Dem ros 1, I Breitzman L Hofstedt. Third row: J. Kelly, R. Ullan, L. Abbott, C. Nelson, S. Sanders, J. Finstad, D. Hesselgrave, J. Jarzun l I ' . F - M' K rnan D. Drolson. Second row: J. Pollock, D, Ostrander, L. Goodwin, B. Bradley, L. Dudsic, M. Kutzler irst row. ess e S, Smith, M. Karnas, M. McCauley. Absent: R. Bellino, L. Midbon, C. Reid. HOMEROOM 202 Back row: P. Dufour, R. Witt, A. Kaner, J. Leggate, G. Grotzinger, T. Wiss, P. White, D. O'Brien, D. Wangerin. Third row J. Tyson, K. Brown, N. Stubb, P. Porter, G. Sexton, S. Thompson, C. Mains, W. Thompson. Second row: Mr. Meier, L. Schrief fer, M. Graskey, A. Brehmer, B. Smith, J. Westby. First row: A. Berg, E. Fudally, K. Koenig, J. Welch. Absent: T. Nicko lette. HOMEROOM 'I07 Back row: Mr. Rogina, D. Johnson, D. Temby, T. Leveroos, A. Williams, R. Shuman, R. Thorpe, T. Caffrey, D. Klarstrom, R. Raaflaub. Third row: R. Niemi, S. Johnson, B. Graskey, C. Sauter, P. Pawlicki, K. Davis, L. Skemp, G. Cook, R. Strak. Sec- ond row: J. Stensreid, J. Krisak, F. Budzak, S. Rot, M. Ryberg. First row: M. Danielson, L. Prefter, A. Longberg. SOPHOMORES Homskoolvi 205 BacR row: D. Neilson, F. Weston, J. Androski, T. Titus, J. Wolden, B. Kaarto, B. Gustafson, D. Sommers, S. Peterson, B. Hood, T. Little. Third row: L. Carlson, Miss Swanstrom, D. Eskelson, P. Chase, S. Kilgore, M. Beetcher, M. Hanson, A. Ghyselinck, B. Johnson, J. Elwood. Second row: L. Bradshaw, C. Nelson, J. Belford, M. Johnson, C. Kakl-co. First row: M. Sandlin, L Osterlund, S. Rasmussen, J. Lepage. ef 60- HOMEROOM 208 Back row: A. Gagne, H. Gronquist, J. Keup, D. Driessen, D. Hanson, J. Jacobson, J. Hilton, P. McKee, B. Brace, D. Harding R. Larson, D. Saladis, R. Boortz. Third row: Miss Wilder, B. Halmer, J. Erickson, K. Branch, D. Jacobson, N. Nelson, D Peterson, J. McDermott, L. Nyberg, B. Bachand. Second row: P. Rornberg, G. Follis, M. Rocklitt, M. Srdich, C. Sayler, S Berg, M. Thompson. First row: D. Beirl, J. Larson, S. Nelson, L. Rae. SOPHOMORES 1' 411 Left Members of Miss Swan stroms homeroom enloy a get acquainted banquet Below left Two Centralites leave a day of hard work be hind Below, right Joe Homnch pauses to reflect upon the contents of a recent issue of the Pi gow, ln gn Sf ' .fx Qrwfs ' Mike C9 'l1panson I I ' ll - ' ll , 2 ' ' II ' ll 14 al gQf X .Mmwgg Lai? , ,, l I , 1 V, ' ggi .C I x B , 'ld N l-- . 1 f ' it ,W Q , QML i .2 . X we dy 0. I... fig , f fa Q J. .,. . J - -1' W ' s A A A , t' ,s V 1 J E J J 50 . 'T.1i...,,.?iti..4' TOP ROW: James Lawson, Rollie Runions. BOTTOM ROW: Mariorie Ely, Margie Thompson. HOMEROOM 343 Freshmen As usual the freshmen began the school year with the uncertainty of finding their way around the large halls of Central, but that phase passed easily. In activities, the freshmen participated as actively as any of the upper-classmen. For their capable class officers they elected James Lawson as president, Rollie Runions as vice president, Margie Thompson as treasurer, and Marjorie Ely as secretary. Making floats for Viking day and taking part in Student Council were some of their accomp- lishments. Socially, the group was always well represented at all social events at Central. The freshmen look forward to their next three years at Central with anticipation. Back row: D. Nelson, D. Cohen, L. Rouse, D. Anderson, U. Rehnstrand, J. Matesky, H. Linde, W. McCabe, J. Lawson, T. John- son, N. Paton. Third row: D. Aunet, D. Ahistus, J. Budd, B. Banks, S. Anderson, J. Liberty, E. Seranson, D. Larson, D. Berg, J. Meteraud. Second row: Mrs. Draver, M. Rantala, D. McGillis, B. Rep, K. Nelson, M. Salus, A. Hiltunen, K. Samuelson. First row: G. Ely, S. Schold, D. Nelson, M. Melin, C. Solberg, S. Gross. Absent: R. Kakko, J. Learn. HOMEROOM 230 Back row: Mr. Honz, D. Seversin, R. Swanson, D. Wicklund, R. White, T. Hanson, D. Smith, R. Sorenson, D. Tyson, P. Salvick, J. Swiering, D. Hogman, R. Jacobson. Third row: B. Lambie, D. Herstad, D. Stordahl, M. Hudacek, B. Peppenger, J. Up- thegrove, E, Johnsted, D. Wigren, R. Defore, J. Sviedak. Second row: K. Greenberg, R. Farmer, S. Olson, B. Johnston, S. Crow, T Balow, S. Cummings. First row: M. McCauley, V. Erickson, B. Olson, M. Saiec, M. Reinkall. -6 HOMEROOM 139 Back row: Mr. Jacobsen, E. Kauti, R. Bong, D, Kastberg, M. Mahaffey, R. Mains, R. Rehnstrand, S. Parker, B. Berg, D. Ras- mussen, K. Pittman. Third row: J. Budzak, J. Nault, G. Larson, D. Yarger, M. Zwakman, N. Vaskie, K. Kelly, W. Britton, D. Anderson, D. MacDonald. Second row: R. Uzelac, S. Bailey, C. Rostad, V. Pollari, C. Meteraud, M. Ely. First row: L. John- son, Y. Shears, D. Goldberg, J. Weiland, K. Stalvig. Absent: R. Cain, P. Cordts, T. Nault, D. Pedersen. HOMEROOM 236 Back row: J. Wickstrom, C. Orr, K. Wheeler E Sitek D Edwards J Thorpe D Edwards R Haco at L. Endes 1 ' 1 ' I - 1 - , - , . p , , R. Dauatte, G. Beaxharnt F. Stalvig, L. Sayler. Third row: -M. Ronning, Mr. Leighty, E. Sehnke, W. Johnson, S. Rot, G. Rian, G. Wills, L. Frand, R. Paine. Second royv: I. Krisler, K. Milcheski, E. DOSPP, M. Olson, R. Nieman, M. Szewak. First row: J. Kraft, L. Ahlstrom, N. Johnson, R. Nieman. Absent: L. Haworth, D. Machinzie, V. Holsclaw, JC Collins. FRESHMEN HOMEROOM 341 Back row: Mr. Lucas, D. Kangas, T. Lydon, D. Setterstrom, R. Berge, R. St. John, S. Jonland, C. Holsclaw, H. Goldfine, D. Hultner, J. Milchesky. W. Avery. Third row: D. Peters, D. Cain, P. Young, L. Jardine, A. Pearson, D. Mertz, M. Schmidt, W. Osell, D. Johnson. Second row: D. Hicks, B. Stuart, F. Soronen, H. Wold, G. Ramel, M. Sauter. First row: J. Carlson, E. Van Alstine, B. Benson, N. Stein. Absent: J. McCarty, J. Matesky, T. LeDoux, E. Repke, J. Lee. HOMEROOM 131 Back row: Mr. Pierce, R. Peterson, J. Boya, J. Reinkall, W. Hanson, H. Maki, G. Bergfalk, M. Levins E. Sandell L. Bell D. Anderson, M. Armstrong. Third row: M. Brown, J. Maki, M. Starstead, C. Schiffelbine, C. Sires, D.IVokovich Simenson G. Christianson, J. Bouchard. Second row: D. Yeazle, D. Haight, G. Blaisdell, C. Harris, J. Nelson, M. Lundgren. First row! R, Manor, S. Raaflaub, B. Higgens, L. Gagne, N. Sharp. Absent: T. McKenzie, J. Murray, J. Beetcher, R. Johnson, N. Johnson. HOMEROOM 306 B k w: M. Rainaldo, A. Preston, D. Currell, E. Anderson, D. Aho, G. Brown, R. Carlson, J. Schweiger, M. Dufour, T. ac ro r Staupe, E. Jackson, D. Eastman, B. Hesselgrave. Third row: CRoberts, D. Hunter, D. LaBarge, K. Beyer, S. Kubala, D. McGrew, R. Dietrich, G. Juneau, T. Payton. Second row: J. Kempton, S. Olsen, B. Osen, M. Murray, J. Kauti, P. Wargyn, S. Kisak. First row: R. Gurninaro, J. Hartshorn, J. Erickson, J. Melde, D. Jones, K. Boya. FRESHMEN HOMEROOM 143 Back row: R. Almquist, R. Rink, P. Jarvinen, M. Olson, G. Golden, F. Pearson, R. Runions, R. Harrison, T. Skoog. Third row: S. Erickson, Mrs. Sharhag, L. Gonia, P. Homich, K. Timmer, P. Proffit, B. Kaner, D. Finn. Second row: D, Anderson, K. Thompson, S. Franklin, S. Hall, J. Jones. First row: L. Johnson, D. Higgins, Y. Shaul, K. Bangs. Absent: J. Paulus. L is 163. -64 HOMEROOM 307 Back row: J. Cronin, J. Dembroski, D. Oviatt, W. Kari, P. Boylan, G. Lee, J. Milchesky, D. McGrew, R. Christman, J. Lang P. Bloomquist, C. Anderson. Third row: J. Beckwell, Mrs. von Ende, C. Smith, C. McDonough, F. Kozlowski, J. Jensen, L Workman, M. Hanson, J. Whiteaker, R. Wells, H. Berkowitz. Second row: M. Reville, J. Hilger, B. Frasier, C. Wicklund, E McLellan, A. Mertz. First row: G. Nelson, E. Lehman, J. Slovick, E. Place, J. Swenson. Absent: M. O'Brien, K. Johnson W. Leaf. HOMEROOM T02 Back row: Mr. Wadd, K. Roe, W. Phillips, J. Easton, J. Hanson, G. Novack, H. Reynolds, K. Kilgore, R. Christman, R. Day, G. Ely, R. Fairbanks, J. Erbe. Third row: L. Homich, D. Berling, J. Blair, J. Trombley, L. Tast, J. Peterson, M, Nicogki, J, Raykovich, J. Janovick, J. Pananen. Second row: M. Anderson, M. Peltzer, R. Keup, P. Nicoski, K. Johnson, B. Erickson. First row: B. Mathis, M. Lindner, B. Fergal, L. Johnson. Absent: G. LaVaiIey, A. Cairns. FRESHMEN HOMEROOM 340 Back row: M. Bloomquist, D. Johnson, J. Baker, D. Crawford, L. Pederson, T. Kilgore, Mr. West, C. Mackyol, R. Caffrey, R. Martinson, J. Orlosic, J. Anderson, C. Lemieux, G. Miller. Third row: D. Corbin, K. Lind, S. Strum, E. Williams, K. Martin, C. Fair, P. Hasset, B. Van Ert, D. Moss, S. Raygdr. Second row: M. Thompson, J. Boya, S. Plunkett, J. Zimmerman, J. Sayler, P. James, J. Larsen. First row: M. Cirilli, G. Moreland, J. Staupe, J. Harrington, N. Shumacher. ADVENTURES IN THE ARTS Informaluty rates hugh vvlTh all sTu dents and Central s muslcmakers are no exceptlon Pnctured at the above rnght are Carolyn Flenssner Lee Hllllla Mary Sue Lang Joe Mak: and Chet Orr enloy mg a larn session before a rehearsal of The senlor band Sun Ing for fun ID The picture at The lower left are Yvonne Correll Judy Selleck Jim Molencla and Peggy Rank At Tlse lef ern ers f the Craft Club prepare The setting for a forth coming concert Puttlng the fmnshnng Touches IO Theur work are Nick Trombley Karen Belrl Larry Karlson and Larry Day -6 SENIOR BAND- Back row: B. Dann, J. Anderson, N. Pearson, J. Pete, C. Ander- son, S. Smith. Fourth row: D. McGillis, D. Morss, B. Amell, R. Kushner, B. Weston, D. Pearson, R. Skemp and M. Ambrose. Third row: P. Arndt, P. Takkunen, and B. McLean. Third row: C. Nindorf, P. Neiman, J. Kildahl, B. Sievi, L. Tast, D. Kastberg, and J, Olson. Second row: J. Kongevich, N. Almstedt, C. Abrahamson, C. Fleissner, L. Bradshaw, P. Swanberg, L. Nor- man and D. Hicks. First row: J. Johnson, N. Anderson, T. Carlson and L. Johnson, SEMPER Presenting concerts of their own as well as accompanying the different choir groups, members of the senior band worked hard to enrich Central's cultural scene. Other activities included entertainment at games and assemblies with participation in the homecoming parade a highlight of the year. -661 5 s ii i 1 35 Q, af' 75 - -R, 'R 'WX 'g ,ax 14' if f - 4 ,, X ' ' - ' ' f N ' - . A . i 1 , W '35 we A 1 . . xl , , A 3 Q il 5,7 M lg, Wai? V -3 I Q gt fgk . ' 123 5: 1 f x .K V . LV -. , .E vku' f ' 3: . , '.' ' nl K. Lg'i ?5e 'EW A 'V' 3525? N55 if M7 E' X givin Im lg I, f Q' X ff, I I 'L I f' I My , . 3 ,X 0 .f .FQ 7, 1 . , phi m ,gp X ., fy' . y AQ' , A h. x S jk, VA M Qu N V ' ,sw ' f I ' i N Q . 1, 1 -. J' TQ ffff 'kay jg .V J 4 j , 3 Af 4 A - if ' . ? 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I2 X! 1 , x-Q X ag X K - K4 K I di g Y ' . k f :Lx J 'N jg i ti I 71. 1 s Wh! . 1 f,fl,g2 .,f1 f Q J , 4' ' l Q-Tir. W fs, A K . -K 3 Q 'A 7' is ' L47 - n ' 5 ef 'X' 'S ' ' 1 ff? L J A 53 1 , I 5 5 , f K L Y W R i Q 16 3 . 4 in 5 X ' X. ,,, J E , N w',, M A :Aaxii , , if. K me QW 2 , ' Q 'l , 5 I , ' f I FG 'X . L MQ , f f f '. 2 i, V f lnb 2 8? , 'K 4 l 2Q P f , i Q qv f M 3 if 5+ Q k A ' 4 3:15 , - 5 - .p W 1 7 'w1,,,,,, ' 1 Q vp, Q ...f . Aq, Q, gg 3 If , 1 V t f-234 23' 35. flafyxf . sg 1fg ,.. rg if + iff yi M Q .. M , , ww fr if J Q- fm:-1 I wx, fy 9 jd Rafi 5 7 it ,Q is ffe-F , ,W 6 L? 4 A 4 2 1 I H MMV JUNIOR CHOIR Back row: K. Hase, N. Hosier, D. Schultz, P. Porter, B. Boya, C. Rink, L. Dudsic, C. Nelson, L. Akkott, J. Lasch, N. Braun, K. Wright. Third row Y. Correll, M. Rusnack, J. Lawler, S. Sanders, N. Gemmill, J. Owen, N. Stukk, J. Hansen, S. Rot, M. Danielson, F. Budzak. Second row: D. Dahl gren, R. Franklin, G. Follis, J. Larson, P. Somerville, M. Raik, D. Hesselgrave, J. Alner, B. Bradley. Firs? row: Mr. Meier, J. Selleck, S. Rae, K Koenig, G. Gravening, K. Beckwell, D. Beirl, L. Carlstrom, J. Welch, D. Salo, A. Berg. JUNIOR MUSICMAKERS JUNIOR ORCHESTRA Srandingz M. Levens, W. Osell. Seated: K. Samuelson, M. Starsted, L. Ahlstrom. 72- JUNIOR CHOIR Back row: D. Jacobson, F. Olson, P. Pawlicki, J. Peterson, D. Klarstrorn, E. Sevals, T. Sullivan, D. Linkad, D. Grams, J. Androfski, J. Grotzinger, G. Lindholm. Third row: M. Ekroth, L. Schreiffer, A. Parise, J. Erickson, K. Branch, D. Kossoff, R. Hunter, S. Peterson. Second row: K. Brown, C. Erickson, J. Westby, M. Grasky, K. Russell, N. Nelson, J. Pallick, J. Finstad, M. Bergstrom, R. Witt. First row: M. Brown, S. Caffrey, C. Sauter, M. Rackliff, C. Collins, J. Stenstrand, J. Collins, P. Clark, P. Dufour. FURNISH HAPPY HARMONIES JUNIOR BAND Back row: D. Mertz, W. Kari, E. Isaacson, K. Hase, E. Andersen, A. Salen, P. Jarvinen. Third row: J. Maki, Mr. Shaw, D Berg, E. Swanson, J. Musser, J. Hanson, G. Ely, J. Boya, R. Barry, T. Nickolette, C. Harris. Second row: M. Cirilli, R. Far mer, N. Wesala, M. Peltzer, M. Ely, D. Nelson, D. Finn, B. Pero, G. Moreland, C. Wicklund. First row: S. Erickson, D. Seller stron, M. Rydberg, R. Doucette, P. Salnick, D. Kline, P. Arnovich, K. Kelly, R. Peterson, J. Boya, J. Larson, J. Erbe. FRESHMEN CHOIR Back row: A. Hiltunen, M. Schmidt, R. Numan, M. Anderson, J. Zimmerman, J. Peterson, C. Mackyol, E. Sitek, J. Schweiger, J. Orlaski, J. Lawson D. McGrew, D. Hagman, T. Kilgore, P. Hasset, D. Yarger, J. Hilger, P. Simonsen, R. Manor, J. Sayler. Third row: D. Yeazle, K. Stalvig, N. John son, J. Erickson, T. Balow, K. Beyer, M. James, T. LeDoux, P. Cordts, D. Christianson, R. Runions, M. Levens, D. Kastberg, M. Olson, P. Young, J Larsen, B. Johnston, L. Gonia, J. Boya, J. Kraft. Second row: R. Nieman, H. Wold, K. Johnson, G. Nelson, C. Smith, W. Hesselgrave, T. Uault J. Easton, D. Oviatt, K. Roe, R. Rink, J. Budzak, S. Cummings, C. Meteraud, K. Greenberg, D. Goldberg, D. Mertz, M. Murray. First row: J Staupe, B. Higgins, S. Gross, K. Boya, B. Place, D. Johnson, D. Cain, S. Raygor, D. Moss, R. Cain, D. Anderson, G. Ely, S. Johnson, S. Olson, B Stuart, J. Harrington. FRESHMEN soY's noums QUARTET HARMONEERS, Back row: E. Anderson, G. Braun, T. Kilgore, M. Mahaffey, H. Linde, J. Lawson, J. Schweiger, M. Levens and M. Olson. Third row: F. Stalvig, D. Rasmussen, W. Hesselgrave, R. Runions, D. Kastberg and J. Anderson. Second row, C. Larnulle, D. Hag- man, D. Oviatt, D. Kangas, S. Raygor, D. Hunter, J. Reinkall, D. Moss and J. Nault. First row: D. Johnson, D. Cain, D. An- derson, K. Lind, R. Cain and T. Payton. Back Row: J. Lawson, H. Linde, R. Runions, J. Anderson, J. Schweiger. First Row: D. Kangas, D. Anderson, E. Anderson. FRESHMAN CHOIR Back row: J. Hartshorn, C. Sires, P. Proffit, E. Johnsted, K. Nelson, S. Anderson, H. Linde, D. Hultner, B. McCabe, J. Macheski, F. Stalig, M. Ma- haffey, G. Lee, A. Pearson, D. Vocovich, I. Krisler, K, Milchesky, J. Liberty. Third row: B. Osen, J. Slovick, K. Timmer, K, Thompson, J. Jensen, L. Jardine, J. Nelson, R. Uzelac, L. Bell, E. Eades, C. Holsclaw, D. Aho, J. Anderson, C. Lemeu, S. Rot, R. Kipe, S. Franklin, S. Crow, J. Kauti Second row: J. Melody, A. Cairns, N. Stein, S. Hall, S. Krisak, B. Erickson, R. Kakka, J. Dembroski, J. Cronin, M. Olson, J. Reinkall, D. Rasmussen, E. Anderson, M. Liner, B. Fraiser, E. McLullan, D. Anderson, F. Soronen. First row: S. Raaflaub, N. Sharp, V, Erickson, B. Mathis, J. Carlson, D. Shoemacker, K. Lind, J. Beckwell, T. Payton, R. Almquist, D. Hunter, B. Olson, K, Bangs, J. Weilancl, B. Furqo. FRESH CHOIR Work in freshman choir serves to prepare Central students for work in advanced singing groups. Under the direction of Miss Lillian Berg, this year's group presented two fine concerts, providing entertainment for the public as well as the student body. The importance of the fresh- man choir on our social calendar cannot then be denied. MELODEERS Back row: K. Nelson, S. Anderson, D. Yarger, D. McGrew, M. Anderson, P. Simenson. Second row: L. Gonia, H. Wold, J. Jensen, K. Johnson. First row: B. Stuart, S. Olson, J. Boya. -75.- DRAMA AND SPEECH 76- Top left Jerry Campbell explanns hrs lnterpretatlon of a partncular scene to Interested sensor dramatic students George Staupe John McLennan and Judle Kolaskl who all played important parts ln the comedy presentation In Apple of Has Eye Top right Playing the happily mar rued couple are Cathy Lue and Art Barnard whsle Nnck Trombley and Clayton Bowden appear extremely amused at the entnre eplsode These students all took part In The Family Nobody Wanted presented early ID the fall THESPIANS Back row Mr Akers R Mnttlestadt J McLennan J Campbell D Flynn N Trombley A Bar nard W Emerson C Bowden F Nelson Thlrd row T Downs J Pawlrckl J Qulst M Coon D Burnett B Rink P Manke K Howenstrne C Lue S Conkrught J Kolaskl Second row S Hnrschelmer M Meteraud M Anderson L Jacobsen B Bukowski K Carl J Johnson J James Fsrst row F Johnson B Salo K Belanger J Slmenson B Larson C Reagle Absent N Baker P Beckwell D Brown yr V5 is 9 4' r 233 , -6 , X J I 1 1 1 I . . . . ,, - 11 - D ' , - 11 ' ' 1 . . 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' ' 1 ' 1 ' I ' I ' I ' ' : ' I . , . . n- -A fin FORENSICS Ba wc row Mr Hoff D Crawford J Fennessy J Crawford S Popknn R Kushner J Evans P Neuman L Day J Kastberg D Kossoff R Wm Tmrd row P Morrnson C Edburg J Owens C Anderson P Manke B Baker D Burnett M Ekrofh C Burns Second row J Snmenson C R agle M Meleraud N Nelson B Boya M Quam B Anderson Furs? row S Sandell A Olson N Wasrala L Preffer B Larson FORENSICS Under Mr Eugene Hoffs dlrecflon Centrals 1958 forensucs squad won fursf place and The accompanymg Trophy at the dustrrct speech meet sn Hurley Among the A wnnners were Llnda Hutton humorous declamaflon Carol Anderson serious declarnatuon Paul Nermann and Larry Day, non orlglnal ora tory Duck Kushner and Jnm Fennessy orrglnal orafory, Sam Popkln, exfempor aneous speaknng John Crawford and Jum Kasfberg, exfemporaneous readung Dave Crawford and Judy Slmenson four minute speech Cory Edburg and Peggy Manke lnterprefafnve reading and The play readlng group lncludlng Jackie Ter ry Ronnxe Wrtf Carol Reagle Dan Kos soff and Jerry Campbell Two more Team vuctoraes will refnre the Trophy fo Cenffal ond row C Johnson J Terry M Meteraud M Ekroth S Sandell J Snmenson A B WINNERS Back row Mr Hoff S Popkm J Fennessy C Anderson Sec 77 ,4 1 v ,v .- L 1 . . . .1 fi' 7: Q 'r , 3 , ' , as . ,, R, 5 I all .L Q X ' I - 1 w A 8 a ' . x AV I Q, - . . 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', . , . . - 78- Athletics Qs Top Photo Ball Maas of Superior East tnes In vam to stop Gene Johnson from scormg durmg the annual game wuth the crosstown Ornentals Maas was unsuccessful as Johnson scored one of the fsve Vckung touchdowns In a 33 7 Central rout Genes brother Ken converted the three extra pounts Central rolled at wnll over East and garnered a total of over 250 yards for the mght Bottom Photo Gang tacklnng was an example of the teamwork and spmt that made the undefeated season posslble ln enght games the Vnknng defense gave up only 25 ponnts In on the gang tackle are Mark Fnnn on the bottom and Jack Druessen the second man to hut the ball carruer The defensnve lme averaged 212 pounds the bnggest un the area 1958 IN PRAISE OF THE VICTCRIGUS VIKINGS Coach Marv Crowley and asslstant coach Fran Paquette led the Vlknngs to thenr fnrst un defeated season slnce I932 It was a long hard pull to achleve the dream of all coaches and thls year s team wsll not be soon forgotten The per fect season IS a team effort and no one player was an outstandsng star by himself Rated the best team In the state the Crowley Raiders spe clallzed In defense The 217 pound average de fenslve llne allowed an average of three points a game The fleet lnnebackers and defensnve halfbacks wrecked opoosnng passers Intercept mg over twenty passes during the season O the basus of has flne blocklng and llnebackvng Don Kruger was named to the All State foot ball team Perfect Season!!! Defeating East High of Duluth for the Twin Ports championship climaxed an undefeated season for coach Marv Crowley and his Viking Raiders. Crowley is shown on the shoulders of Don Frye 77, and Ron Clark 88. Bog Skem and Stu Smith add to the noise, 79- - I I - , . . - n I . . ll U 1 ' ' SALUTE THE SQUAD Back Row T Wrnght D Guerun C Sayler K J Second Row J Sprnnger C Crnsp R Johnsted ohnson J McCarthy A Barnard G Olson R R Clark S Smith M Andrews O Clark K Kunz Mansky P Stroozas J Evans P Neumann M Funn V McGrath D Van Bubber H Retnkall SCHEDULE St Cloud Cathedr I Duluth Cathedral Duluth Denfelcl Bemldll Duluth Central lnternatlonal Falls Duluth East Total 80 First Row J Drlessen R Wester J Zwakman R Skemp D Kruger P Gresen Ccocaptaml R Evans Cco captaunt A Rydberg D Frye G John son M McGrath School Song March on old Central on to victory Wavlng hugh your banners proud where all may see So fight on old Central you will never fall Yneldlng to no one makrng all opponents quall For Central Hugh for dear old Central Hugh We They lt makes no difference what you play you are always In the right So play the game you must uphold your tame You must let no one pass you by We will push we will shove For we re all deep ID love with old Central Hugh 210 . ...uu,.u., 20 6 1 ' ,,-A-ee--e-- 27 6 h , ' ' ' l ,ee,,--u-,,-uu,, 13 0 . ' , Superior East ----f-------V---fVfe 7 For dear old purlple and white. l H ,....e,....,,....ev.......v. 49 6 . l l f u.uu,uu.,....., so o I ' ' ......,..... 18 o H I , ' ev---u,----,u--------- 30 0 , ' . 1 . --e--------------------- 25 l IOp Mxckey Mcbrath a year long malnstal In the Vlkmg attack IS tackled oh a short gam around en Bottom In an early season game fullback Jack Dreussen rs gang tackled as hee picks up enght yards through the lme The Vlkmg offense av eraged nearly 300 yards per game m enght out mgs i Afhlelic Direclor i MR. HARRY CONLEY Serving many years as Centrel's athletic director, Mr. Harry Conley has become one of the most beloved of sports figures. His talents sew have enriched many football and basketball teams Foorball Coaches 26 th y f Y o Coaches Marv Crowley and Fran Paquette are shown discussing iheir undefeat- ed football season this year. It' th ' f' 1 d f td ' d e a very proud f1h't . H1 ff f' ib. Above right: The coach goes over plans with his four man- agers. Pictured are Mr. Crowley, Sarn Popkin, Paul Neimann, Tom Barstow and Harry Reinkall. Below right: Ron Clark, 78, defensive tackle, gets ready to use his 200 pounds to advant- age as he rushes in to back up another Viking gang tackle. Al- ready in on the play are Mark Finn, 96, and Jack Driessen, 71. Back row W Johnson S Jonlund D Sornmers T Carlson B Larson D Hagman R Day J Nottenberg Third row C Erickson assistant coach J Hansen R Moronek D Decker B Randa D Correl T Hull W Kari D Lmdblad Second row J Budd R Runions H Martinson J Lawson J Bloxham D Nelson W Holton G Rttzman R Sorenson P Jarverin First row Mr West coach W White B Nuorala D Driessen B Brace D Keup M Mahaffey H Goldfine -83 :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , ' :. . 1' I I' ' I' I' I' I' l'l I' V' ' :. , ,. ',. ,.' ,. ,. ,. ,. '. -84 John Zwakman 35 Phil Glesen number hrdden and Wayne Rutzman umpattently want for the rebound ID the annual Central Hurley game Rltzman was a sub forward who played a bug part In the undefeated regular season He was depeendable and always came through Zwalcman s Al points In the Hlbblng game was the second highest total ever scored by a Central player Top right Don Van Bsbber slldes through the Park Falls defense for two points Van Blbber had great lumplng ablllty whnch made hum hard to stop ,ul John Zwakman Forward Sensor Phul Guesen Don Kruger Gene Johnson Forward Center Guard Sensor Junior Junuor Don Van Bnbber Guard Junior X11 I 4 r J ....6,.,. A Kai I A 'f 5 I I , Nttt, A J. f 4 le g S g C 21 Q F Q - - 1 lx., Vt Y , i 1 F K l M in F J Basketball Varsity Above Basketball coach Doc West and has assnstant M Donald Strommer mentors of one of Centrals fmest teams ever :gl W5Yne Rllzman John Springer Bob Sutherland Chuck Crzsp Paugggggvlch Forward Forward Center Guard so homor Senlof Jumor Junior Sophomore p e 6. Twin Ports Champs Back row P Arnovuch B Sutherland G Johnson J Spr nger D Van Bubber J Aneck manager Front row W Shea D Kruger J Zwakman captan P Gesen W Rrzman C Cr sp 2 :. ,. ,, ,.I,. .. I, . z. ,. ,. , l,.l,.x ,.l. I . . ,. , I o I U 0 o 0 0 0 . . . I I r Jumor Varsufy Back How J Burr, 'I' Flynn, H Reynolds, H Linde, J Lawson, M Mahaffey Front Row T M11 ler, G Ritzman, H Goldfine, R Hunions, J Budd Ashland Hurley Park Falls Luck Drummond Nladlson East Manltowoc Tournament Tlme TOURNAMENT SCORES Superior Sub reglonals e They Park Falls Reglonal State Fmals Madlson KVUSQPV leaves opponents stunned as he goes an for an easy lay -87 O vv SS 63 54 S S S 55 43 S S 76 53 Spooner Sectional 79 55 S 84 72 ' S 63 71 ' 70 75 - L mn- 2 4 E J sf, ' W - if fx- ' 8 f gs , 7 Q ,. ' l Y ' 1 :+- fu Q1 1 sew 1551 W . V f+,iF 5Q5is i. '1lfn7:11f5:f??Wl . Q x. AE I -. , 1 gg 5 8? , A fs? ,Z A 1 E, x ,S 1 . f w ,:,:wg.1- 4 I p...x O V1 rw , L? -4 'El Ima I WB' V' T. Q fi 1 K .Tiffif Q 5 354512 . rj. 1? I '-,, X. -me.-, ...f .af '01 Ag' -- IIY '!f' 'fa A'M' .1 ORGANIZATIONS lf l l At the upper left Sue Hovack models a new sprung fashuon durxng the annual Booster style show March ll At the upper rught Karl Kunz John Sprvnger Tom Towns camera shy Don Van Bubber and Don Kruger form a quxntet as they pantomxne a popular song for the entertalnment of students attendnng the lournalusm dance At the lower left as a candid shot of Joanne Salo during the cheerleader pep assembly as she puts an a word for Maltex At the lower rught the Lemon Sisters Kay Blorkman Bon me Boya and Karen Smuth take part an the student councul talent show as they sang popular songs and old standards Glrls Alhlehcs ...4 GAA Back row B Dann R Dahlgren K Davus N Nelson D Burnett D Peterson K Branch M Zwakman D Yarger B Waseen B Fleussner Thlrd row N Boortz R Peterson L Nneman R Berger P Chase J Hansen C Whnte B Srnlth Mtss Hyman advisor Second row R Farmer B Leaf S Avery D Beurl K Greenberg C Wrcklund D Salo Fnrst row C Holm secretary M Meteraud presrdent J Ku g vuce presndent N Lnndgren treasurer GAA BOARD Back row Carol White, sporthead Mary Meteraud presrdent Joyce Kung, vlce preslclent, Nancy Nelson, sporthead Front row Carolyn Holm, secretary, Nancy Llndgren treasurer Wnth membershnp open to all gurls Interested In athletics the Glrls Athletuc Assocuatlon promotes physu cal coordination and good sports mansblp Among actnvntres are bas ketball volleyball softball badmrn ton and plng pong Members of the executrve board, pzctured at the left art standing Carol Whute Mary Meteraud Joyce Klng and Nancy Nelson slttnng Carolyn Holm and Nancy Lnndgren 91 o Q I , 'I N, f 5, 1, fr l .W I I 1 4 as R WJ xx, at , 'V Q , .Y A v S . :. ,. ,, ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. ,. , , . :. ,. ,. ,. I . ,. ,.. z. , ,. , ,.n, f- f - : I I I , . . . . ., 1 I I I - l - . : I I 1 I I 1 Back row Mr Ratnaldo M Mahaffey D Morss T Kosku D Hemmlngson J Makt R Kaarto J P terson R Wester G Johnson B Holten R Hardlng H Goldflne C Johnson Mr Roglna Trwrd row Mr Begllnger R Wttt W Durlng S Funn J Peterson E Sandell D Kossoff D van Babb r P Arnovxch J Bloxham Second row J Dahl P McCardy L Cast S Kubala P Arnctt ' Davuson N Nelson A Anderson D Shulstad P Summervllle S Berkowttz J Kung First row B Place J Salo M Cxrtlll B Bradley W Shea vlce president C Lue secretary N Sweet t a urer S Smnth presldent S Cummings C Erlckson COUNCIL SERVES STUDENTS Representung our student body an govern ment IS the Student Councll Thts group consists of one representative elected from each home room and the Councll offlcer elected every Janu ary for the coming year Every year a delegate from the Council IS sent to a Nattonal conven tton One of the mann functions of the Student Council as to enforce the code of conduct with the help of the Board of Review whlch IS set up by thus group Recently established rules for the parking lot whrch require students to register wlth the mann office are upheld by the Student Council to Insure the safety of students and facul ty Each year they award a STOO scholarshtp to a deservlng senlor lt IS also their 'ob to s that the new show cases are fnlled with current dnsplays Iudge homeroom Christmas decoration and decorate the huge Chrtstmas tree ID the mann hall To raise money thus organtzatlon sold book covers and Central Vukvng puns They sponsor many school acttvuttes such as the Homecomlng dance and parade and the annual talent show for the March of Dames A Student Councnl par ty was held for all members and alternates Also an all ctty party was held for all members and alternates from the three crty htgh schuuls Back row Mr Cnr ll adv ser J Evans J Fennessy cha rrnart and R Hard ng Second ro N Bake S Mead S Berkow tz Frst row J Boya and L Preefer 1 . , . , - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' I ' E 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 ' f ' ' 1 : . , . , . , . , . , - 1 - 1 - S I , , . . 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LDP CLUB Any student upon graduation from grade school receiving the American Legion Award is eligible for membership in the Leroy Dolaysh Post Club The students are selected for scholar ship service, leadership courage and depend ability Club members are obligated to main tain high moral and scholastic standards L D P members sold Central Viking sweat shirts for the tournaments This year the club set up a scholarship fund for a worthy senior Adviser to the group is Mr James Lucas Back row J Fennessy president Mr Lucas advisor G Johnson R Skemp P McKee F Stalvig D Johnson Third row N Sweet C Anderson secretary S Munroe L Skemp B McKlaine M Zwakman Second row N Berg J Kongevick vice president C Holm P Arndt treasurer V Pollari Front row M Anderson R Farmer B Renman Q, 7 ...J 5 JOURNALISM CLASS Back row J Wnllnarns R Mnttlestadt M Foerst B Shurnway J 51 George K Hnetala J Fennessy F Johnson C Holm C Grandhagen J Davnson Second row C Johnson M Pearson K Card J Carlson L Jacobsen J Ggesslng Frrst row M Payton C Beter G Poulog D Selleqk EDITORS GlOrIa Poulos and J1m Fennessy edrtors of the Devils Pl and Echo respect I h great' to Th I Ivey ave comrrbuted THE EYES AND EARS OF CENTRAL JOURNALISM Throughout the year the lournallsm depart ment IS responsible for the Devils Ps and Echo publlcatlons under the direction of Mass Kernan The students work many hours after school and on Saturdays wrutnng copy cuttang and pasting brlngmg copy up and back from the Telegram and planning for pictures ID order that deadlines may be met A record dance was held an the fall to add money to The Echo and pl funds Plctured at the rught are the school photo graphers John Mak: John Wnllnams and Jam Larson, who take many of The actlvnty prctures for the Pl and Echo 4.. D- Plesko, J- QUiSf, M. Coon, S, Popkin, J. Larson. Third row: N. Osen, . . . , . I 1 I .I . . . . RADIO COMMISSION Back row Mr Hoff C Erickson J Fennessy D Burnett S Sanclell G Dow Thlrd row L Hutton N Nelson C Edburg THE VOICE OF CENTRAL Members of the radlo commnssnon have ser vlced the school once agam thus year by readmng announcements over the loud speaker every mornlng second hour These announcements keep the students and teachers well Informed on the happennngs of the school Students are picked for the radio commusslon through a serles of try outs held at the begin mng of the year At the rnght are the prnnt shop foremen Don Klarstrom and Jam Knlgore They are the ones that make sure all of the schools pruntmg IS done rvght and on time One of thelr most Important gobs as prnntxng the Devil s Pl and the Wayzgoose They also make programs for dnfferent dances durmg the school year All prlnted materxal for the office IS handled by the print shop -57 .,.,4 ' Craft Club Any student with artistic ability may become a member of the Cratt Club. This group has been in existence since 1940, under the direc- tion of Mr. Yaworski. Throughout the year its members plan, make and set up the displays in the show cases, the Christmas outdoor display and scenery on the stage for plays and concerts. Many of its members aid in decorations for school dances such as the prom, Christmas dance and homecoming dance. To earn money they have held candy sales for the student body. For ganization through which a student may obtain a great deal of knowledge and instruction. Back row: Mr Yawcrski, B. Halrner, J. Polic-cki, D. Hintikka, L. Day, B. Wasocn, E. H'ltcnifn, M. Panka. Second row: R. Uilan, N. Grandstroin T. Lrnsf, F. Budzak, G. Joslin, D. Selleck, D. Beirl, First row: K. Beirl, vice president, N. Trombley, presi- dent, J. Anderson, secretary, L. Nicmann, treasurer. JETS CLUB Among the many organiza- tions at Central, the Jets Club is the only one devoted entirely to science. The club is composed of students who are interested in this field and want to learn more about it. The group is un- der the direction ot Mr. Sitek, chemistry instructor. Regular meetings are held giving mem- bers the opportunity to hear an expert speak, discuss interesting topics, conduct experiments or watch current movies involving science. Students are selected tor membership to this organi- zation on the merits of their grades and scientific interest and ability. 6- Back rovv: B. Holton, J. Crawford, Mr. Sitek, advisor, J. Peterson, G. Lindgrad, D. Hanson, P. McKee, D. Kushner, D. Klarstrom. Third row: H. Wold, R. Harding, J. McMullen, R. Bruce, B. Amell, P. Gallow. Second row: B. Anderson, D. Pearson, G. Matchett, president, T. McMullen, vice president, J. Kongevick, recorder. First row: J. Jarzin, J. Hemmingson, G. Nelson, D. Beirl, F. Bud- zak. those interested in art the Cratt Club is an or- S Rlfle Club The Rnfle Club IS an organrza Tron Through which :Ts members may learn about weapons and how To handle Them safely de velop good marwsmanshup n compeTe for awards which are as follows CU The pro marks manshlp award C25 marl-csman fnrsT class C31 The sharpshoofer whuch has nnne stages an smrng kneelnng and sTand1ng pos: Tnons CAD experf and T53 The dns Tlngulshed rrfle man Thrs group meeTs every Friday after school aT The college Mr Beglrnger IS Therr advisor Back row J KeTTunen J Evans A Barnard P McKee D Lund blad Third row Mr Beglnnger R Sommers D Hanson C Kankas Second row J Crawford C Saylor J Lang Fnrst row Club Back row K Kunz T WrnghT K Johnson R WesTer D Kruger R Evans R Skemp J Sprmger R JohnsTed D Frye Thrrd row D Van Bubber O Clark A Ryberg J Druessen R Clark S Smnh G Johnson J Aneckn M Fmn Second row Mr Wesf advusor H Rernkall M McGraTh S Popkrn V McGrath T BarsTow Mr Crowley advlsor From row Nadolsku P Gxesen J Zwakman P Nuemann C Crusp I I . , and , , , I I - l : . , . , . , . , . ' - . : . , . , . , . . 1 . , . , . . : T. Locken, B. Kunsman. HISTORY CLUB The History Club is an organi zation which consists of tu dents from the tenth grade his tory classes Those eligible are students who receive g ood grades are interested in history and want to learn more about it The group is under the direction of Miss Swanstrom Regular meetings are held at which movies are shown protects are begun and topics are discussed Back row R Mittlestadt D Plesko P Manke J Hultner M Mc Grew C Barton R Nett Third row N Osen B Matheson J Lawler S Sickler B Bukowski A Fndaley Second row K Swee ney G Poulos B Bradley First row J James K Rich , u 8. Back row E Zoltak P Gallo vice president P Takkunen K Kline L Filteau T Hill R Harding D Johnson Second row Miss Swanstrom K Branch S Reed S Munroe president First row V Tierney S Rasmussen R Barry secr tary treasurer J LIBRARY SCIENCE GROUP The library science class ands Mr Whitinger in the library They put in many hours before and after school checking books and magazines in and out and keeping them in order Th s is a very good class for those plan ning to malor in English as they can become acquainted with many books and their authors Services rendered make the use of library facilities a more pleas- ant task for students and faculty alike. F, i nf I 2 3 X Back row: S. Sandell, K. Branch, C. Gullo. Front row: S, Berkowitz, R. James. Cheerleaders HEALTH ROOM The tive girls pictured at the lett have willingly volunteered their study time to aid in the hospital room. Any students who become ill may report to the hos- pital room and depend upon them for aid. lt is their iob to comfort the ill and administer to the injured. lt has been said Give your tired, your poor, your huddled masses . . This typities the attitude ot these fine young ladies. Their work, though taken much for granted, is an important cog in the Central machine. The cheerleaders have added much pep and enthusiasm to our games and pep assemblies. These girls put in many hours of practice before school to make the squad a good one. They are Joanne Salo, Bonnie Salo, Fern Johnson, Mary Meteraud, Arnelle Anderson, Sandra Mead, alternate, and Karen Smith. ..99.. A Q i 5 if 2 . , ,Q 25229, QE 26 2 wif i ,R , Sai 63 6 4' ggiifgiigiif Q E 5 5 Q 5 7 G Q' 5 e il' Q Q Q ,.., Q Q 5,9292 95... n 2 -i ' I sf' ' if ' AWN 1 I H dr Back row: F. Budzak, J, Pete, E. Hiltunen, J. Kildahl, B. Aal-ceberg, G. Hanson, l Mea S San ers Ree J Mertzi Burnett, B. Halmar, S. Anderson, L. Parzyclc, B, White, Third row: P. Arcltamloault J eerson G ow G zic Hoium, D. Boortz, D. O'Brien, J. Olson, M. Railc, M. Sandstrom, D. Balow, J. Levens Second row Mrs Wilder advisor J Selleck, B. Sievi, Y. Correll, J. Carlson, A. Nelson, S. Caffrey, B. Burgraff, K. Olson First row C Baker chaplain L Goeltz treasurer, K. Christenson, historian, S. Conkrigltt, vice president, G. Poulos, president M Foerst secretary M Karnas S Nelson, A, Longberg. School Aclivilies At the right are pictured the presidents of tlwe Atnenae, Coquina, and Booster Clubs. Tlwey are Judy Giessing, Gloria Poulos, and Janice Davison, respectively. At the lower left, Donna Peterson, Carolyn Holm, Sybil Hopkins, and Karen Beirl are seated vvlwile Nancy Berg passes out favors at the annual Booster Valentine party. At the lower Marlene Giessing, Diane Peterson, Linda Hutton and club advisor, Miss Tetzler are waiting to be served luv ,ludv Giessinn 23 .Mxfflr W The 1958 Prom court: Back row: Paul Neimann, senior class president, Gene Johnson, junior class president, Bonnie Salo, 1957 Prom queen, Don Klarstrorn, 1957 Prom king, Don Van Bibber, Walter Slnea, Don Kruger, Front row: Marlene Zwakrnan, Donna Peterson, Carolyn Holm, 1958 Prom queen, Vincent McGrath, 1958 Prom king, Nancy Nelson, Nancy Sharpe and Diane Raye. SUCCESS MARKS 1958 PRCDM Co-chairmen for the prom committees are: back row: P. Takkunen, E. King and QUEEN of the 1957 Pf0mf Bonnie S610 Hiltunen, J. McCarthy, D. Burnett, J. Campbell, A. McGraw, D. Kushner. and Don Klarstrom cecede Tl'1eir crovys to the new Front row: N. Nelson, S. Popkin, K. Beirl, VV. Amell, J. Dahl, P, Edelstein. king and queen, CaVOlYf1 Holm and Vlnme MCGFBHT f. 9-1 .1 Q 3 amz. 5 ,. The 1958 Homecoming court: Back row: Stu Smith, student council president, Paul Neimenn, Carol Reagle, queen, Gor don Olson, king, Richard Nicoski. Front row: Judy Hayes, Kathy Lue, Linda Hutton. VICTORY MARKS HOMECGMING The beginning of the homecoming celebration is marked by the traditional parade led by the twirlers and band. Many homerooms also participated, entering floats and marching units for the judges approval as they view for prizes. is 104- TT -pg B ca o the sta rn La so e ho a d P photogra s e ered 1 beco me b s of h pas has 9 e ho 055' 9' J Cao G6 o h pere ke these p ca ha e o a Po os Pa to J essy a d Caro 0 S pos e Beye BEST WISHES FROM THE STAFF EDITOR IN CHIEF JIM FENNESSY ASSOCIATE EDITOR CAROLYN HOLM COPY EDITOR ,I,,, . , GAYLE DOW ADMINISTRATION EDITORS . ., , . ,, , CAROL GRANDHAGEN MARY FOERST and JUDY ST. GEORGE SENIOR EDITORS ,,,, . JAN DAVISON LINDA JACOBSEN MIKE PAYTON and RUSS MITTLESTADT HOMEROOM EDITORS . . 7L,, . MARLENE PEARSON KAREN HEITALA and FERN JOHNSON SPORTS EDITORS ,. , ,. BILL SHUMWAY and SAM POPKIN ACTIVITIES EDITORS , , . . JUDY GJESSING and CONNIE JOHNSON ART EDITORS , ., CAROL BEYER and KAREN CARD ADVERTISING EDITOR 77,,L,, ,, . ,E7,, . . .. BARBARA BURGRAFF ADVERTISING ASSISTANTS ,. , ELAINE ORSTAD, PAT OLSON, GRACE BIRT and JOY ERICKSON PHOTOGRAPHERS . . . JIM LARSON, JOHN WILLIAMS, JOHN MAKI and DRYSDALE PERRY GENERAL ADVISER . . . , , . MISS GEORGIA KERNAN BUSINESS ADVISER ,, , . . ,, , , , MR. ELDEN JOHNS PHOTOGRAPHY ADVISER . .. , . MR. JOSEPH SITEK Abrahamson Barbara A 18 70 71 Almstedt Nancy A 18 66 Ambros Martnn D 18 66 Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson rnelleJ Barbara L 18 70 77 JeanM 13186671 Nea J 18 1 6 Roger A 19 Aneckl John 19 Arndt P Ins J 19 6 8 Baker Bar araA 19 Baker CarolJ 1 7 Baker Nancy R 19 70 Barnard Arthur B 19 76 80 Bartley Marcua B 19 Bean AlbertJ 19 Beckwell Belanger Bengston Bengston Patrlcna A 20 70 Karen E 20 70 76 Constance M 20 70 Son a E 20 Berg NancyL 20 Bergfalk Sandra E 20 Bergstrom LloyclS 20 Bergstrom Thomas R 20 Berkowntz Sandra K 20 Burt Sngne G 0 Btshoff Florence R 20 Blorkman KathrynL 21 69 70 Boortz Duane O 21 Booth Joseph E 21 71 Boya BonnueJ 21 69 70 Boya Marlan C 13 21 Bo a Patr1claJ 2196 Bradley BarbaraL 21 Brown Dennus C 21 71 Brown Dorus S 21 71 Brown ThomasM 21 SENIORS Frye Donald G 26 80 Fudally Angelune D 70 Gall GeorgnannaV 26 Gerzlc Patrlcua A 26 Glesen PhlllpC 26 80 Glessung Judnth B 26 70 Glass GeorgeL 26 Goeltz L nda P 27 Golat James M 27 Golden Kenneth W 27 Graham John W 27 Grandhagen CarolJ 27 68 Graskey CatheruneA 27 Gunderson VernonW 27 Hack Margaret A 27 Hansen Tnmothy P 27 Harrer GaryC 27 Hayes Judy Ann F 28 Hnckok Harley W 28 Hnetala Karen J 28 70 Hnetala Lorralne F 28 Hnllula Gerald B 28 67 Htntlkka Dale D 28 67 Hlrschenmer Susan K 13 28 76 Hoff Warren C 28 Holsclaw Bernuecel 13 28 Homuch Ruchard L 29 Homlch Thomas P 29 Homuck Claudua C 28 Howenstme Kathryn J 13 29 76 Hulter JuneM 29 Hutton Lnnda L 1318 20 46 lzzard FrancesJ 29 Jacobs Kathleen F 29 Jacobsen Lmda 8 16 29 46 70 76 Jacobson RnchardL 29 69 James Julle A 13 29 76 Bukowski Barbara J 22 71 Burch Edlth R 22 Burgraff BarbaraJ 22 Byrnes Gerald P 22 Cam LucyA 22 Campbell ThomasW 22 Carlsen Donald M 22 71 Joelson Marcua E 30 71 Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Charles E 30 Fern l. 30 70 76 John R 30 Kay M 30 72 Kenneth A 30 80 Mark D 30 Caroon Joanne C 22 70 Chapman PatrnckZ 22 67 Chrnstuanson JackG 23 Chrnstlanson KarenG 23 Clark RonaldM 23 80 Clark RuthA 23 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52 Melde James H 55 Mertz Robert W 55 73 Mertzng Joanne 70 Mucken Marcua E Moffat Rae A 52 Moun Robert A 55 Molenda James R 65 Mooney Barbara A 54 66 Morruson PatrucuaG 55 Nadolsku Peter L 54 Nelson GwennethA 54 Nelson Nancy J 54 67 Nevala Ruchard W 54 71 Newsome ShurleyM F 55 Nuchols DaleW 55 Nueman LauraL Nuemu RobertW 54 Nolan Jeffrey J 52 71 Oaks VernG 54 71 O Bruen Edward O 55 Oldham Ted O Olsen VurgunuaA 54 Olson ArdethJ 54 77 Olson BettyJ Olson DaleM 54 Olson Deanna Berg Wulluam C 53 71 Berger Charles G 4 Beyer Carol L 53 69 Blank Susan H 53 Blomfelt DuaneL 53 Bowden Clayton G 54 69 76 Breutzmann Roger N 54 Brennan Patruck M 52 Brutton Agnes E 53 Brosuous Robert D 55 Brown Bonnue R 53 Brown Clufford E 54 Campbell Jerry A Card Karen 53 76 Carlson Gordon G Johnson Connue I 52 Johnson Gene W 52 54 80 Johnson Helen C 54 Johnson Jera d R 55 Johnson Juduth A 55 66 Johnson Kay F 55 70 Johnson Mulburn W Johnsted Ronald L 53 80 Jones Jones Joslun Kaner Bobb L 54 Frank D 52 Glorua J 55 Myrna S 55 Kelly Elaune M 53 Carlson JanetL 53 Carlson TommyL 54 Carlson Tonu Jo 54 66 Charbonneau John M 55 Clark Orvulle C 54 BO Clark Orvun R 53 Cook Edwun R Coone Vernon S 54 Craug Ann M 52 71 Crust Sharon L 54 70 Cronun Wulluam E 52 Cuhel Jean A 55 Dahl A Walter 55 Dahl Jean M 48 55 Dahl Ronald G 55 Dalbec Arne R 52 Damelson John 52 Dann Beverly L 55 66 90 Defore Marge A 55 70 Dhols Ruchard A 53 Donahue Patruck E 55 Downs John 55 Downs ThomasJ 76 Drolson Karl A Durung Wulluam A 55 92 Dylesku Geraldune 54 Edelsteun Patrucua 55 Ekroth Davld C 54 Eruckson Arlene J 55 Evans Jeffrey S 54 77 80 Faur RonaldJ 54 Feluen Ruchard E 52 Fleussner Eluzabeth A 55 66 70 Flemmung Davud E 55 Ford Patsy A 52 Kervuna Sandra L 54 71 Kettunen Gerald A 54 Keup Gary E 54 Keup Loren R 54 Kuldahl Judlth A 66 Kung JoyceL 53 71 Kunnee MerwunL 53 Kltngbeul Kathleen A 54 Kongevuck Juduth A 52 55 66 Konkas Clufford M 55 Kotter Alex 54 Kotter Barbara A 54 Krogerson DuannaJ 52 Krob Roger D 53 Krueger Donald C 54 80 Kuebler Wulluam P 53 Kunz Karl D 15 55 BO Kunsman Bruce D 54 Kushner Ruchard A 52 66 77 Lange Mary S 53 65 67 Olson George H 4 Olson Ka F 4 Olson Ruchard Osacho Ernul J 54 Osborne Pat J Osterlund James H Ovuatt Edward M 52 Ovuatt EugeneL 55 Panula Sanda F 54 Parzych Lous A 70 ayton Muchael D 52 Pederson Patrucua A 52 70 Peltzer Lloyd L 53 66 67 Pete Joanne L 53 66 Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Pucard R Duane L 54 71 Januce K 52 67 John B 53 Robert W 53 67 Rosanne E 53 77 obert D Pollock Davud E 53 Langford Jack L Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Lemke LePage Barbara C 54 76 Dennus J 54 Dwught D 52 James D 54 Lloyd L 55 Tumothy C 53 Duane G 53 Marvun W Lettenstrom Dean R 52 Luchtman SusanJ 53 Ludberg DuaneJ 54 Luluegren Carolyn A 53 70 Lundgren NancyJ 53 Loken Ardyce E 52 Lue Dorothy P 53 Lull Ruchard A 54 Lurye Bruce A 52 Popkun Samuel L 55 77 Porter Mary K 54 71 Provost Yvonne S 55 Radlaff MarleneL 52 Rahstrom Ruchard A Raye Duane P 54 69 Raygor Sunday H 52 Raymond Kenneth C 53 71 Reid KatyE 53 Reun ElmerC 53 Ruchards CarolJ 55 Roe BarbaraJ 52 Ronnung RuchardL 53 Ross SandaL 54 Rygg Lawrence B 52 Saaru DouglasW 55 Salen AlyceJ 53 73 Sanda LeoA 53 Sandell Sandra D 53 77 Sanders PatrucuaL Sandstrom Maruorue Sauter Nancy J 53 71 Sayler Chester A 53 BO Scnuffelbune Barbara A Schmacher Grlbert R Schneuble JanetM 52 Selleck Juduth A 53 65 72 Semborsku James D Severson Laurence D Sharp WulluamJ 53 Shea WalterM 53 Shulstad DuanaL 55 Subbald Ronald R Suculuano Paul B Suevl BettyJ 55 66 Sumonson Juduth C 55 76 Slovuck GeorguaA 55 Smuth KennethJ 55 Smuth MelvunJ Smuth Patrucua E 52 70 Sorum Mary A E Sprunger JohnJ 53 BO Stalvug ElvernaJ 53 St John Odrtenne Stromberg Sharon Sulluvan DavldH 53 Sutherland Robert D 52 Swenson Jerry S Swenson Wulluam A Szewcuk Juduth A 55 Takkunen PhulupD 52 66 67 Tanttula Jo Anne H 55 Tharge CaroluneL Thompson AudreyJ 55 Tongue Wulluam E 54 Tyson DouglasC 55 Van Alstune Dennus L 53 70 Van Bubber Donald R 52 BO 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I h ,gg A r 4 Q ! I A H, Nw.-R. , 110- Ads Continue Your Education WISCOHSIH State College TEACHER TRAINING COURSES 4 Ye r P gra LIBERAL ARTS COURSES PRE PROFESSIONAL COURSES GRADUATE COURSES for Information wnte THE DEAN OF INSTRUCTION Wlsconsm State College supernova WISCONSIN O O I - 1 ,. NB' .H W Y O C2-3- a ro ms? O 0 . O O O O 1 O O I BEST WISHES tothe 1958 GRADS from Benson Photography 1312 Belknap Street Phone, EXport 4 9540 GW Our customers come to us again and again because they get tne krnd of prlntlng they want and at a price they belleve lust That we thunk IS true servvce It IS a product of skull excellent eoulpment and an unanswerrng determanatron on our part to do things right Our customers tell us of thenr apprecratron When you have pruntrng to do you can expect thus same degree of satrsfac hon for we value our good name above all other considerations Evenmg Telegram Job Prlntlng Shop TELEGRAM BUILDING TOWER AT 13th SUPERIOR WISCONSIN 112 I 0 I I I , . I .l. .. . .I '. 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