Central High School - Forx Yearbook (Grand Forks, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1945 volume:

Dedzcatecl To THE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT TO THE YOUTH OE TODAY WHO MORROW TO THEM WHETHER HERE OR IN EAR FLUNG PLACES OE SWEAT AND BLOOD THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED 2 WILL BUILD THE WORLD OE TO- Table of Contents Foreword Decincotnon Admumstrotuorm Sensors Underclossmen Athletucs Actuvutues Service Reglster 3 ' ' .......,.., . 2 ' ........ .. 9 ' .............. 15 Juniors ...........,.. 35 ' ....,......., 59 ........... N75 ' ' ..r...... 94 me TOP: MEBLIN, BOMSTEAD. DOUGLAS. GOODMAN. PAGE. HOLTEN. SEATED: WELLS. RODGER. HENSRUD, HALVERSON. Forx Staff Editor ,,,, , ,Duane Rodger Business Manager John Halverson This year the CENTRALIAN and FORX have emerged from one and the same staff and under the same editor and advisor. The '45 FORX is the first yearbook since the war to display the full color and size of former years. As usual, working with photographers, checking activity lists, arranging division pages, and aligning endless details have been the lot ot the staff, Now that the task is complete, though, they show you their product fe- for your approval. .2 c4l if TOP: DAHLSTROM. BERG. LINDBERG. GULLICKSON. LIEBELER. INDRIDSON. HEADSTROM, WOLF, MIDDLE: LAKE. DIPPE. BILLINGSLEY. MEBLIN. WELLS. PAGE. DOUGLAS. BOMSTEAD. SEATED PRATT. GOODMAN. HENSRUD. RODGER. HALVERSON. HOLTEN. NOT INCLUDED IN PICTURE ARE JAGD, MOORE Centraliau Staff Editor Duane Rodger Associate Editor Dorothea Jagd Business Manager Eloise l-lensrud Putting out thirteen issues of the CENTRALIAN in the school year, more than in any previous recent year, has been the job of the newswriting class along with producing the FORX, Editorials, humor of a sort, columns, hot news about everything and sports from football to track, can be found in the pages of the school paper. Beulah Bomstead officiated at the front desk, censoring, and helping with make-up while the ad and business managers kept out of debt and the class worked to fill pages with what the students wanted, Q5- '-mu. -ue., 1AxClH11D1SU'lU0Il Elroy Schroeder Superunfcndent of Schools Olton Hewatr clpol of Junior Hugh Then supervleuon ond gurdonce ore the posswords thot unlock greot doors of knowledge ond oppor funny for oll students who wnll recognize ond occept them 6 2 I I 3 'Q I I Principol of Control High School, ond Lowrence Hanson, Prim 2f?'SX4'f: T A ,Z wav: 2 Q .3 . 1 Q 9 si-A Ox, School Board W L NELSON VICE PRES J A GRAHAM GORDON LOFT C M MCKAY PRESIDENT O E PETERSON ELEANOR BOOTH CARTHER JACKSON 0 9 0 W P ROGNLIE SECRETARY W J TORGESON 0 H BRIDSTON v I' , K 5 ' 1 Q5 vs E H . sh Teachers BOHNEN, GEORGE General Science BOMSTEAD, BEULAH English Journalism Centralian Forx CARTER, L. M. Bookkeeping Mathematics EILAND, A. G. H. S, Geography Aeronautics Visual Education EVJU, ARTHUR H. Physics Mathematics Student Council Advisor HAESLE, LEO M. Instrumental Music BOHNHOFF, EDWARD History Coach BRENNAN, REGINA l-lomemaking DUFWA, THAMAR Mathematics History Sophomore Class Advisor ESSON, V. E. Social Sciences Hall Patrol Advisor Methods GATES, AMELIA A. Guidance Mathematics Junior High Dramatics HALE, ALICE Art Stamp G Bond Sales Advisor a 0 R21 HANSEN, VIONA C. Commercial Subjects HASSELL, DAGNY M. Mathematics History Hygiene Girls' Gym ISAKSON, PALMER T. Social Science KNAPP, N. B. Mathematics Junior Class Advisor Delta Hi-Y Advisor McMASTER, HAZ EL Biology Tri-Y Advisor PEDERSON, WILLIAM Norse Triangle Hi-Y Advisor ills HARGRAVE, G. D. Chemistry HOWELL, A. E. Industrial Arts Junior Red Cross Advisor JASPER, GRACE M. Hornernaking Junior Red Cross Advisor McCAIN, GEORGE R. Physical Education Track OWEN, FRANCES English SAWYER, CLIFFORD History SCHILD, MYRTLE English Tri-Y Advisor SH EETS, H. L. Mathematics SIMONSON, LAURA History English American Government SWEETLAND, T. 0. English Methods Senior Class Advisor TRAVIS, DOROTHY Commercial Subjects Tri-Y Advisor Methods WEDGWOOD, MARY Latin Deon of Girls TriAY Advisor SCHMIDT, MRS. DOROTHY English SHERWOOD, DWIGHT Vocal Music SKINN ER, GERTRUDE Library TODD, W. C. lndustriol Arts TRENT, L. D. Geography WINEMAN, GERTRUDE French English Spanish Essay Contest Advisor Le Cercle Francais Left to righti Mrs. Stacey, Pete, Peterson, AI, Ole, Ludvig WINTER, W. V. Health Dean of Boys Coach CAMPBELL, MRS. ELIZABETH Distributive Education Business Relations Typing l ZIMMERMAN, DOROTHY Engl ish Dramatics Assembly Chairman 9 A GRANGER, MRS. ALLEN Physical Education Health G. A, A. SECRETARIAL CUSTODIANS Left to right: Blanche McDaniel Harriet Kelstrom Helen Johnson J. E. Turner Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds bemors Ruthie Wells and Dcnnus Mayer psctured at ngbt were elected the representatxve gurl and boy ot tbe sensor class at V945 Cbarmlng Rutbse bas a captlvatlng personallty She IS tral for the basketball season Denny ns a tall basketball star who IS the president ot the sensor clas He also plays football and bas a good sclfwolastuc average besides belng a capable musncnan l 4 5 4 V I active in TrieY and was elected Homecoming Queen of Cen ' l I ' ' 's. A i an P4 bf Q . s G . .,,.x , .w... ' Wx F 2 X 1 x 3 E E Tw, I -B8 'QL' 3EN1 QR5 S- fl , f -1 OSS DILYLH3 Vms j1kN'wIi'VE gum! ' l S it Achttien, John ...... Jack 8 man football l, 2, 3, Football 4, Letterman 4, Hi-Y 4, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. uootn Anderson, Dorothy ..... Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y l, 2, rl Arneson, Rita . . Amy Baily, Carol ....... CaroI Tri-Y 4, G.A.A. 1, 2. Banik, Barbara ...... Barb Tri-Y l, 2, 3, Tri-Y Cabinet 3, Or- chestra l, 2, Hall Patrol Sergeant 3, Student Council l, 2, Chorus l. Bast, Mary Ann ...... lnky South Jr. l, G.A.A. 2, Play Pro- duction 3, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Green Leaf Staff 4. 0160 Alger, John ........ Jack Chorus l, 3, 4, Band l, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 3, 4, Hall Patrol 3, Quartette 3, 4. Arneberg, Olive ...... 0yle Tri-Y 3, 4, Chorus 3, Gilby H. S. 2. ul-yu Aure, Lylah . . . . Tri-Y 2, 3, 4. Baker, Larry ....... Larry Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Home room representative 4, Hall Patrol. Barclay, Elaine . ..... Babe Class Treasurer l, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol 3, 4. Benson, Donald . . . Don Bergeth, James ..... Fatso Intramural Football 2, Hi-Y 4, ln- tramural Basketball 2, Prom Com- mittee 3, Bond l, Orchestra l. Bertheuson, Dorothy .... Dot Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3 4, Student Council 3, Tri-Y 2, 3 4, Cabinet 3. Bielde, Mary Lou . . . Smokie Hall Patrol 3, 4. Bondelid, Myron ..... Mike Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 Class Vice-President l, Football Track 4. Brunk, Frances . . . . Red Burau, Douglas .... Beernose Hi-Y 3, Band l, 2, Orchestra 2. Berneth, June ....... June Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2. Billingsley, Barbara .... Barb Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, G. A.A. I, 2, Hall Patrol 3, Centra- lian 4, Forx 4. Boltynan, Walter . . . . . Walt Hall Patrol 2, 3, 4, Projection Class 4. Branvold, Delores . . . Dody Bundlie, Mary ....... Bun Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol 3. Bye, Donald ........ Don Class Vice-President 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Letterman Club 3, 4. e179 'QF .5,,:,6. 'qv .. ,Q Casmey, Norma ..... Norma Tri-Y 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. l, 2, 35 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Student Coun- cil 45 Hall Patrol Sergeant 4. Dippe, Delores ...... Dippy Neche l, 25 Tri-Y 45 Chorus 45 Junior Class Play 35 Play Produc- tion 45 Forx 45 Centralian 45 Band 3. Dorpat, Norman .... Normie Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 35 Hi-Y 35 Vice-Pres. 35 Student Council 3. Enge, Lola . . . . Shorty Tri-Y 2, 3. Evanson, Ann . .... Buttons Junior Class Play Staff 35 Tri-Y 2, 3,45 Latin Club l5 Hall Patrol 354. Falos, Donald . . . Don also Dahl, Maxine . . . . Max Dollohan, Katherine .... Kate Tri-Y 2, 3, 45 Hall Patrol 4. Eidum, Shirlee .... . . Lee Chorus l, 25 Tri-Y 4. Engen, Louis ...... . Bud Football 2, 3, 4, co-captain 25 Bas- ketball 2, 35 Hi-Y 4. Everson, Ardis ...... Ardis Tri-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Student Council l, 25 Centralian 3. Fladland, Raymond . .. Pimpin Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Intramural Football 25 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Hall Patrol 35 Chorus 2, 45 Student Council 4. Fontaine, Richard . . . . Dick Fury, Kathleen .,.... Kay Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y Cabinet 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, French Club 4, Jr. Red Cross Council. Gilmour, Robert ...... Bob Student Council 3, Centralian 3, Basketball 3, Hi-Y 4, Graham, Donna .... Slugger Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, G,A.A, 2, 3. Grove, Jane . . . Lefty Grover, Laddie . . . . Laddie Fundingsland, Esther . . . Essy' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y l. Gessner, Beverly . . . Bev' Goodman, Charles . . . Chuck' Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Vice-Pres Student Council, Intramural Foot- ball C1 Basketball, Letterman 4 Centralian 4, Forx 4. Grossman, Donna .... Donnie' Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, Or- chestra l, 2, Green Leaf Editor 3 4, Hall Patrol 3, 4, Centralian 3 French Club 4. Grove, Mary ....... Peggy' Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3 Hall Patrol 3. Gullekson, Carroll . . . Sunshine' Band 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Orches- tra 3, 4. a 0 1 1 1 Gunderson, Ardythe . . Gunder' South Jr. l, Chorus 4, Tri-Y 2, 3 4, Centralian 3, Hall Patrol 3, 4 Operetta 4. Haavig, Charlene . . . Charlie' Tri-Y l, French Club l, 2. 1 Hanna, Charles. . . . 'Chuck' Football 4. Hougon, Ardell . . . Ardie' Helleckson, Marian . . . Mirns' Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2,4. Hewitt, Mary Lou .... Mary G.A.A. 2, 3, Tri-Y 3, 4. n o 1 Gunness, Robert ...... Bob Bismarck l, 2, 3, Football 4, All- State Football 4, Letterman Club 4, Hi-Y 4. Halverson, John ..... Boris Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, Prom Committee 3, Student Coun- cil 2, Forx 4, Centralian 4, Band l, Visual Ed. 2, 3, 4, Kiwanis Boy of Month 4, Ass't Student Mgr. 4. Harvey, Joyce . . . Joy Haugen, Joseph . . . . Joe Hensrud, Eloise ..... Eloise Gilby l, 2, Chorus l, 2, 3, Tri-Y 4, Centralian 4. Hicks, Phillip . . . PhiI Hiestand, Dorthea .... Dotty Tri-Y 2, 3, 4. nJou Hudson, Joyce .... . . . South Jr. I5 Tri-Y I, 25 Latin Club 3. u - u lndridson, Phyllis ..... Phil Tri-Y I, 2, 3, 45 Class Sec'y I5 Jr. Class Play 35 Centralian 45 Forx 45 Hall Patrol Staff 45 Sr. Announce- ment Committee 45 Red Cross 35 3rd Asst. Sec'y-Treas. 45 Play Pro- duction 4. Iverson, Marion . . . . . . lver South Jr. I5 Tri-Y 2, 45 Chorus I5 Latin Club l, Jagd, Dorthea ...... Slug South Jr. I5 Chorus I5 Prom Com- mittee 35 G.A.A. Letter I, 25 Band I, 25 Cheerleader I5 Tri-Y Z, Cab- inet 3, 45 Green Leaf Staff 3, 45 Centralian 45 Forx 45 Play Produc- tion 3. Johnson, Evangeline . . . Babe Tri-Y I, 2, 3, 45 Drum Majorette 45 G.A.A. l. Holten, John ...... HoIie South Jr. I5 Chorus I, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Hall Patrol Judge 45 Centralian 45 Forx 45 In- tramural Basketball I, 4. Hvidston, Paul ...... Paul Band I, 2, 3, 45 Hall Patrol 4. Iverson, Margaret ..... Iver Tri-Y 2, 3, 45 Chorus 45 Operetta 4. Jackson, Laura ....... Kay Tri-Y 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y Social Chair- man 35 Centralian 35 Chorus I, 2, 35 Play Production 35 Student Council 2, 3. Jenson, Faye ....... Jens Chorus l, 25 Carnero Club 2, Kaufman, June ...... June South Jr. I5 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y 45 Trio 2, 3,45 Operetta 2,4. azla Keim, Nancy . . . Nan Kirby, Jeanette ...... Jan Tri-Y 4, Hall Patrol 4. 11- 11 Kvitne, James . . . . Jlrn Lake, Lois ...... Drummer South Jr. l, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Hall Patrol 3, 4, Hall Patrol Committee 4. Lawler, Alice . ...... Alice St. James Academy l, Tri-Y 3, 4, land Iadys Gladys Tri-9.2, 3, 0220 11.11 Kennedy, Elizabeth ..... Liz Academy of St. James l, Glee Club l, Tri-Y 3, 4. Knauss, Harvey ..... Steady Hi-Y 3, 4, Hall Patrol 4, Track 2. La Berge, Dorothy ..... Dot Tri-Y 3, 4, Red Cross 4. Larson, Gordon . . . Porky Band l, 2, 3, 4. Lien, Eunice. . . . . Eunice Tri-Y l, 2, 3, 4. Mayer, Dennis ..... Punjab Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, Football, Letterman 3, 4, All- State 4, Basketball, Letterman 3, 4,, All-State 4, Captain 4, Class President 4, Kiwanis Boy of the Month 4. McBride, Dorothy ..... Dot Tri-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, French Club 4, Hall Patrol 4. McQueen, Phyllis ..... Phil Chorus l, 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Band l. Moen, Jeanne ....... Jinx Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol 3, 4. 11 Montgomery, Darlyne . . . Dar Tri-Y 3, 4, Hall Patrol 3, 4. n Nedrud, Duane ..... Mase Student Council 3, Basketball and Football Letterman 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. Neste, Dolores ...... Dellie Gilby l, 2, Trl-Y 4. 1: n McKay, Robert . . . . Bob Football 4, l-ll-Y 4. Mickelson, Gloria ..... Glory Chorus l, 2, 3, Tri-Y 3, G.A.A. 2. Moen, June ....... June Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol 3, 4. Moore, Jo Mary ...... Ja Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Centralion 4, Forx 4, Play Production 3, French Club 4, Green Leaf Staff 4. Nelson, Eleanor . . . Ellie Tri-Y l, 2, 3. Newgard, Ronald .... Corky Red Cross 4, South Junior l. e23e Nygaard, Ruth ...... Chief South Jr. l, Band l, Latin Club l, G.A.A. l, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, Prom Committee 3, Hall Patrol 3, Chief 4. Olson, Geraldine . . . . Gerry Tri-Y l, Chorus 2. HKGYH Ostrem, Kathryn ...... South Jr. l, Tri-Y 3, G.A.A. 2. Page, Dyke ........ Stite South Jr. l, Latin Club l, Intra- mural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y l, 3, 4, All School Play 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, Red Cross 3, Forx 4, Centralian 4, Tennis 4, Prom Committee 3, Hall Patrol 3. Paletz, Rhoda . . . Rhoda Peterson, Marjorie .... Goany South Jr. l, Latin Club l, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Letter l, 2, Green Leaf Staff 4. o24a Oliver, Alicia ...... Daily South Jr. l, Tri-Y 3, 4, Play Pro- duction 3, Play 3, Student Council 4, Hall Patrol 3, Sergeant 4. Orth, Jean ....... Sharpio South Jr. l, Band l, Chorus l, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Jr. Class Play 3, Stu- dent Council vice-Pres. 3, Hall Po- trol 2, 3, 4, lst Asst. Sec'y-Treas. 4, Class ring committee, Class an- nouncement committee 4. Ott, Eugenia . . . Jean Paulson, Hjalmar ..... Mar Hall Patrol 3, 4, Visual Education 2, 4. Pederson, Ramona ..... Pete South Jr. l, Glee Club 2, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4. Pape, Ethyl . . . . Pious Pratt, James ...... Yimmie South Jr. I5 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Jr. Class Play 35 Centralian 45 Forx 45 Class Vice-Pres. 45 Prom Comm. 35 Lat- in Club l. Ray, Paul ........ P. R. South Jr. I5 Intramural Basketball and Football 35 Football 4, Rodger, Duane ..... Rodge South Jr. I5 Band l, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Director 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Pres. 45 State Solo Winner 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Jr. Class Play 35 Kiwanis Boy of the Month 45 Student Athletic Mgr. 45 Intramural Basketball 45 Managing Editor Centralian 45 Edi- tor Forx 45 Little Women 45 Bausch C1 Lomb Scholarship Win- ner 45 Co-Valedictorian. Ronne, Donald . . . . Dan Schulke, Barbara . . . Cuddles Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Social Chairman 45 Jr. Class Play 35 Class Treasurer 25 Prom Committee 3, Band I5 Salutatorian. Schumacher, Eunice . . . Cupie Wahpeton H. S. I. Rasmussen, Wayne . . . Wayne Rimestad, Sigurd ...... Sig I-li-Y 3, 4, President 45 Prom Mgr. 35 Football 45 Intramural Basket- boll 3, 4. Russell, Alice ........ Al Band I, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y 2, 3, 45 Green Leaf 45 Junior Red Cross Council 3, 45 Co-Valedictorian. Schmidt, Edward .... Eddie Football Letterman 45 Class Presi- dent 3, 45 President Student Coun- cil 3. Schultx, Eva ....... Ever Minto l, 25 Glee Club l, 2. Schumacher, Kenneth . . . Ken 0 0 Scully, Gerald . . . . Jerry South Jr. l. Sitxer, Marilyn ...... Lyn Minto l, 2, 3, Tri-Y 4, Chorus l, 2, 3. Skorsbo, Avonne ..... Von SOuth Jr. l, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, G.A.A, 2, Hall Patrol 3, 4. Smith, Virginia ..... Ginny South Jr. l, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, Hall Patrol 3, 4, Centralian 3, All School Play 3, Stenson, Shirley ..... Shirl South Jr. l, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Centra- lian 3, Band l, Hall Patrol 4. Stevenson, Lois . . . Lo 026: Shaft, John ....... Johnny South Jr. l, Student Council 3, Ed- itor Centralian 4, Kiwanis Boy of the Month 4. Sjolund, Jeannette .... Dean Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol 2, 3, 4, French Club 4. Smith, Herbert ...... Herb Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Intramural Football l, 2, Football 4. Sollom, LaVonne ..... Avie Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y 2. Stephens, Helen ..... Steph Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, Drum Majorette l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y l, 2, 3, 4. Stromsodt, Robert . . . Bob Swenson, Leslie . . Les Thorsteinson, Vallee .... Vol Vig, Marclelle ...... Marty Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y I, 2, 3, 45 Green Leaf Staff 45 Jr. Red Cross 35 Student Council l, 4. Waller, Irene . . . . . . Irene Tri-Y I5 Student Council 25 Hall Potrol 4. Wells, Ruth ..... . Goblin South Jr. l5 Tri-Y 2, 3, 45 Junior Closs Ploy 35 Junior Prom Comm.5 Tri-Y Cobinet 45 Holi Patrol 3, 45 Centrolion Desk Editor 45 Forx 45 Most Rep. Senior Girl, Bond l5 Chorus I, Homecoming Queen 4. Wold, Duane . . . . Red Tannallill, Virginia . . . Ginny Tri-Y 2, 3, 4. Thorstad, Myles . . . Thor Wolior, Joyce ..... . Jo Ploy Production Ploy 3. Wegge, Lois ...... Pudgy Chorus 3, 45 Tri-Y 2, 4. Wicken, Marion . . . . Wick Chorus 25 Tri-Y 2. Wolf, Dona ....... Wolfie' Tri-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Centrolion 4 Forx Stott 45 Hal! Patrol 3. o 0 Burns, Mary ....... Beth Band lg Orchestra 2, Chorus lg Tri-Y 2, 3, 4. Hulteng, Alf ....... Ouse South Jr. lg Chorus 2, 4, Intramu- ral Basketball 2, 3, 4, lntramural Football 3, Student Council 4. Mont, Doris . . . . Mantle Srnedsrud, Arlette .... Lettie G.A.A. 3, Hall Patrol 3, 4. Weisser, Richard . . . lnnocence Chorus lg Band l, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 4. Wilker, Clifford . . . Cliff' Hensel l, 2, 3. 0280 Canniff, Dorothy . . . Dot' Jvfde, Roy . . . Jord' Opdahl, Florence .... Flossy' Hall Patrol 4, Tri-Y 4. Tracy, Scott ....... Scotty Braddock H. S. I, 2, Football 4 Intramural Basketball 3, 4. Wilson, Ray . . . Ray Wong, Donald . . . Don' 1 I John Cronin . . . Jack Jerome Peters . . . Jerry Holl Patrol 4. Qiia Additional Seniors BOYS Alberts, Keith Ahlness, Howard Ford, Chester Hellekson, Curtis Jewett, Marion Van Duyn, Harold Wiemann, Alvin GIRLS Bulock, Betty Grace, Betty Haaby, Betty Hensrud, Beverly Johnson, Madge Kouba, Verna Livingston, Florence LaForce, LaVonne Nelson, Yvonne Nordlie, Doris Nordrum, Eileen Olson, Irene Panzer, Gloria Giie dl-'wx N50 01? 5' A C... 1 J ...af fx 'Q '-, 'W 4 FPCIQ n Q .fiQg,. W2 gi 'x MY 841' .K A VWY' R V ,M-. wrqlm l 3 v . -and ,. UHIOTS Donna Lundberg and James Melberg plctured at nglft worn cnosen to represent tne average gurl and boy at the gunxor class at 1945 Donna took one ot the leading parts nn the gunlor lukeable tellow IS Captain of next year s football tearn and an all around sports entnusua t l-le wall also prcsude over the Delta l-ll Y Club In next year s actuvutncs 32 class play. She is also active in Tri-Y, Jim, a good natured, This dIVI'NlOf'1 Qontoms th 'Umor QIOQ5 umlunlosbmuw their U mvrs Gnd CldVl5OTN amd 116 f-mx qoes durwcmg 54 P- ' 'V - ,A ,n - ' ff- -- -. ' - . , . X . , ff . I , YI 3 ,Y k 3: , .' I T I . . . . Freddie Oakland, Calif. H. S. I, 2, Hi-Y Arnason, Fred . Asleson, Beverly Tri-Y 2, 3, Sout Bateman, Bonnie Centralion 3. Benson, Dorothy ...... Bev h Junior l. ,, . .. . . . . Bonnie ..... Mox Tri-Y 2, 3, Prom Committee 3. Berg, Ethel Moe Tri-Y 2, 3. Berger, Vernon . Basketball Letter ral Football l, 2, . . . . Peoches . . . . .Hvifgn dent, Ring Committee, Hi-Y 3. 3. n man 3, Intramu- Jr. Class Presi- Arnstod, Jane . Stephen, Minn. I, Chorus 2, 3, Janie lg Tri-Y 'Addie Austin, Adorine ..... ' Fisher, Minn. H. Beine, James . . Band l, 2, 3. Berg, Co roline . French Club l, 3, Play. Berg, Frances . S. l. Tri-Y 3, i lljimli . ul-inn Jr.Clas S nFronu Chorus l, 2, 3, Tri-Y 2, 3, Cen trcilian Staff 35 Sextet l, 2, 35 Op- eretta l, 3, Junior Class Play. Besanr, Lloyd ...... Bessie St. James Academy l, 2, Hi-Y 3. 35' fi' par' A f ii JZ ir' Bloomer, Marion . . . . Babe Bolton, William . . . BiII Bridston, Paul .... The Foot Band I, 2, 3, Chorus I, 2, 3, Foot' ball Letterman 3, Golf Letterman I, 2, 3, Boys' Quartet I, 2, 3, Jr. Council 2, 3, Jr. Class Play, Op- eretta I, 3, Ist State Doubles Golf 2, Hi-Y 3. Burtness, Alvilda . . . AI Tri-Y 3. Bye, Glenn ........ Glen Football I 2 3 Ca tain 3' Bas 1 1 I P , ' ketball 2, 3, Letterman l, 2, 3, Class Pres. 2, I-Ii-Y 3, Baseball 3. Campbell, Robert ..... Bob Glee Club I, Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3, Intramural Football 2, 3 . 36 . Bock, Myrtle ....... Myrt' G.A,A. I, South Junior I. Brenna, Phyllis , ..... Pl1il' Chorus I, 2, 3, Tri-Y 2, 3. Burke, Catherine ..... Kay' Tri-Y 2, 3, Orchestra I, Chorus l Bustin, Robert ....... Bob' Class President I, Chorus Presi dent I, Prom Committee, lntramu ral Football I, 2, Hi-Y, Ring Com mittee, Student Council 2, 3. Cameron, Carla ..... Carla Valley City I-I. S. I, 2, Trl-Y 3. Carl, Laverne . . . Bonnie Tri-Y 3. 1 Christianson, Harvey Cox, Geraldine . . . Tri-Y 2, 3, Bond l, Council 2, Red Cross Donner, Barbara . . Dorsher, Marjorie . Chorus 2. 2, 3, 3. How ,,Geny,, Student Barb Margie Drummond, John . . . Bulldog Chorus l, 2, 3, Football 3, Basket- ball 3, Operetto 3. Dyrdahl, Robert . . . Bob Conner, Donald ...... Don South Jr. lg Chorus 2, Holl Patrol 3. Dahlstrom, Mae ...... May Tri-Y 3, Centrolion 3, Forx 3. Darling, Harold . . . Harry u u Douglas, Fahe ....... Fay Tri-Y 2, 3, Bond lg Forx 3, Cen frolion 3. Dunlop, Dorothy .... Dottie Student Council l, Tri-Y 2, 35 Jr Red Cross 3. Engleman, Marjorie .... Mai Chorus I. o o n AN' sw .W x K . r ,J Xi as . E. V A QQ -X W- :L- fl? L1 M Nu- , . L QQ? Enstod, Dogney ..... Dogie Chorus 2, 3. Evenson, Alice Soccer 2. Ferry, Patrick . . . Chorus lg Track Basketball 2, 3. Flodlond, Don . . Ace u 11 . . . . Pol' Football 2, 3 . . . Brow n n Golf l, 2, 3, Basketball 3, Hi-Y 3, Red Cross 2. Freegord, Dole . . . Smelly Gilbertson, Doris . . . . Dodie 138: Erickson, Don . u 1 Dick' Chorus 2, 3, Projection 2, 3, Hall Patrol 2, 3. Everson, Glen . Hi-Y l, 2, Chor et Drive 3. Fichtner, Esther Tri-Y 2, 3, Fontaine, Jeon Chorus lg Tri- Gilbert, Roy . . Civil Air Patrol Goodman, Wal . . . . . . Glen us l, Activity Tick- . . . Essie . . . . . Fannie Y 2, G.A,A. 1, 24 . . . . Sl'inky' 3. ter . . . Wolt' Gordon, Howard ..... Howie Chorus 2, 3, Hall Patrol 2, Student Council 2, Operetta 3. u u Griffith, Patricia ...... Pat Chorus l, 2, 3, Tri-Y 2, 3, Oper- etta 3. Gunderson, Robert . . . . Bob Operetta l, 3. Hanson, Don ...... Hans Projection Class 3, 'B' Squad Bas- ketball 3, Hall Patrol 3. Hanstad, Haakon ..... Hak Class Sec'y-Treas. l, Hi-Y 3, Bas- ketball 2. Hayes, Katherine ..... Kay Chorus I, 2, 3, Tri-Y 2, 3, Sec'y 3, Student Council 2, 3, Class Sec'y 3: Operetta l, 3, South Jr. l, Jr. Class Play 3, LittIe Women 3. Grafsgard, Robert . . . Bob Gunderson, Geraldine . . Gerry Gustafson, Tom . . . . Gus Hanson, Mary Lou .... Hans Chorus lg G,A.A. l, 2, Student Council l, G.A.A. President 2. Harstad, Orrin . . . Putt Basketball, Track. Headstrom, Vivian ..... Viv South Jr, lg Band l, 2, 3, Tri-Y 2, 3, Treas. 3, Student Council 35 Centrolian, Forx 3, Operetta lg Or- chestra l. r39a J Q' ff Heimer, Robert . . . Hank Band l, 2. Herberg, Barbara ..... Barb Tri-Y 3, 4, Majorette 3. Howen, Donna . . . . Donnie Tri-Y 2, 3. Jagd, Kenneth ..... Kenny Football 3, Basketball 2, 3, Base- ball l, 2, Student Council 2, 3. Johnson, Bette Mae .... Bet Tri-Y 2, 3. Johnson, Juanita . . . . Jan . 40 . n 11 n Helgeson, Edna Mae . . . Peewee Chorus l, Hesketh, Herbert .... Herb' South Jr. l, Band l, 2, 3, Orches- tra l, , 3 , 2 3 Chorus l 2, 3, Jr Class Play, Football 35 Operetta 3 Hi-Y 3, Boys' Quartet l, 2, 3, Ion, Norma . . Jerde, Edwin . Johnson, Joann .... Jr. Red Cross 3, Tri-Y 2, Patrol 3. Johnson, Philip .... Intramural Basketball l. Spicks' nEd: Johns' 3, Hal Phil' 1 1 1 Juhnke, Dorothy . . . GAA I Kerian, Jon . . Kleven, Audrey . . . Kresel, Doris . . Tri-Y 2, 3, Kurtyka, Leotrice La ke, Carol ...... , Dot Trouble Audrey Dorle . Kurt Cookie 11 South Jr, lg Chorus l, 2, 35 Bond I, 2, 3g Tri-Y 2, 35 Centrolion Hall Potrol 3g Operetfo I, 3g Forx 3. Kennedy, William Chorus l. Kerley, Margaret GAA l. Knutson, Clara . Tri-Y 2, 3 Kulseth, Solveig Tri-Y 2, 3g G.A.A, lg Red Cross 3. Kvasager, Evelyn Letich, Joanna . 1: 'll' . Kerley . Clor . . . Sol South Jr, I . Evie . . Math South Jr, lg Chorus I, 2, 35 Bond lg Tn-Y 2, 3. sqla 1 1 Lewis, Margaret . . . Peg 11 Lindberg, Donna ...... Don Tri-Y 2, 3, Junior Class Play 3, Centralian 3, Forx 3, Representa- tive Girl 3, Little Women 3, 11 MacDougalI, Geraldine . . Gerry Orchestra l, 2, 3, Chorus l, 2, Tri-Y 2, 3, Jr. Class Vice Pres., Prom Committee. 11 Meidt, Elizabeth ..... Lizzie Chorus l, 2, 3, Band 2, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Operetta. Meyer, Ronald ...... Dinky Intramural Basketball l, 2. Millard, Clara . . Chorus 2. e421 . . Pony Liebeler, Kathryn .... Mitzi Orchestra l, Tri-Y 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, Forx, Centraliari, Chorus l, 2, 3, Prom Committee, Operetta l, 3, Sextette l, 2, 3, Hall Patrol 2, 3, Red Cross 2, 3, G.A,A. l. Lufkin, Phyllis ....... Phil Chorus l, 2, 3, Operetta 3, Junior Class Play 3, Tri-Y Z, 3, Girls' Quartet l, Hall Patrol 3. 1 11 McDermott, Jack ..... 'Mac Track l, Football 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, l-li-Y 3. uhm., Melberg, James ...... Football 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, Mikelthun, Mary . . . . Mike Minchintan, Helen . . . Minch' Chorus l, Band l. 1 Monsebroten, Donna . . . Mons GAA. I, 2, Basketball I, 2, Vol- leyball I, 2, Tri-Y I, 2, 3. Muri, Margaret ..... Marge Chorus 3, Operetta 3. Nelson, Shirley ...... Nell Chorus 2, 3, Tri-Y 2, 3, Class Play 3, Green Leaf 3. Newark, Keith . . . . Baldie Obie, Donald ........ Ob 'B' Team Basketball I, 2, 3, Stu- dent Council, Red Cross. Overland, Bonnie .... Bonnie Tri-Y 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3. Monson, Gerald ..... Jerry Basketball I, Hall Patrol I, 2, 3, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3. Nelson, Lorraine Tri-Y 2, 3. Nienas, Ralph . Bar1dI,2, 3, Tr 3, Hall Patrol I. Nikle, Geraldine St. James I. Olson, Jack . . Intramural I, 2, Paulson, James . ack B, 3, 3 . nLarrYu nkalpht, Football Shorty . Ole . Jim St. Paul I, Football 3, Basketball 2, 3, Letterman 2, 3, Stud. Council 3. a43o Peterson, Robert Basketball 3. Purcell, Eleanor Tri-Y 2, 3. Rice, Helen . . . Gregory, S. D. I, Ban Y 2, 3, Chorus I Rinde, Ordean . Band I, 2, 3. . . . Pete Pape, Marian . . Tri-Y 2. Quonrud, Lorna . . Tri-Y 2. . . . Purse . Piccolo Pete Rimestod. Sianet . d I, 2, 3, Tri- Chorus I, 2, 3, Tri- ,3. ' ' usecnieu Rockwell, Margie Jo . Jinx 11 . Lorna . . . Sianet' Y2,3. Band I, 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3 Student Council 3, Class Play 3 Tri-Y 2, 3, Orchestra Sec'y 3, Lit tle Women 3. Rodgers, Thomas ..... Tom Root, Patricia ..... . Pat Hi-Y 3, Red Cross 3, South Jr. I. Chorus I, Tri-Y 2, 3. Rulien, Dorothy ...... Dot Sanclbek, John ...... Pinky Tri-Y I, 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Chorus 3, Harmony 3, Band I. Chorus I, Red Cross 3. o44u 1 1 nJo1 r Sanders, Betty . . . Sandy Tri-Y l. nBudn Schlaberg, Warren ..... South Jr. lg Track Letter 2, Chorus 2, 3, Projectionist 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3g Hi-Y 3. Scully, Julianne . . . Skully Simonson, Peter ..... Pete South Jr. lj Track 2, ig Basket- ball 3g Hi-Y 3g Band l, 2, 3, Let- terman 3. Schneider, Margaret . . . Tiny Tri-Y 2, 3. Stadstad, Delores . . . . Dody Sanders, Mary . . Schroeder, Rae ....... Rae Band l, 2, 3g Tri-Y 2, 3, Orches- tra 2, Selbo, Carl ........ Carl Activity Ticket Drive 3. Skogland, Charles .... Chuck Lincoln, Neb, l, 2, Hi-Y 3. Songas, John . . . Razz Stenerodden, Donald .... Don South Jr. lg Student Council 3, Class Treas, 2, Letterman 35 Hi-Y 3g Football 3g Basketball 3, e450 . Sandy u 11 u 6 1' .Q Strelch Kathleen Kay Chorus G A A Swenson Robert o Clvll Arr Patrol 3 Chorus l Thompson Byron as Chorusl 2 3 Operetta 3 Junuor Class Play 3 Thompson Sue Nell .... Re Chorus l' Tri-Y 2 3' Junior Class Play' Student Council 2. Tracy, Joan ....... Trace Braddock, N. D, lg Tri-Y , , Tsoumpas, Nicholas .... Nick Football 35 Hi-Y 3. o o Srromsodt Darlene A l Swensrurle Kerner Thompson Margery Torreson Marilynn Travers, Thomas . Sfrum Kenny Margie Tory rr-ron.: Chorus l, 2, 3g Hall Patrol 3. Ulvedal, Vivian . . Viv Tri-Y 2, 35 Chorus lg Orchestra l,2. Underdahl, Edna . Wallin, Pearl . . Warcup, Ronald . Chorus I, 2, 3g Bo F1 Whitman, Dolores . Tri-Y 2, 3, Wood, Merrill . . Hall Patrol 3. Young, Roland . . H u sam Wal Ron 3, Dodie Rollie Mer'I Operetto 35 Chorus 3, Prom Com- mittee. Van Mill, Evelyn . . . Dutch Student Council 3. Wangrud, Beverly Westberg, Orrin Trock. Williams, James . South Junior l. Winters, Leon . . Chorus 2, 3, Hall jection Class 3. Hensrud, Jean . . . . . Bev . Orrin Patrol 2, 3, Pro . . . . Jean Mekinock lg Tri-Y 2, 3, e47e 1 I Jim' nl-eei 1 Anderson, Donald Beck, Orville Bennett, Clark Berg, Rudolph Cowley, Leonard Davies, Richard Ekren, Lawrence Fering, Ruby Gahagan, Ruth ..... Ruthie South Jr. lg Chorus 2, 3, Tri-Y 2, 3, Red Cross 25 Student Council 2. Larson, Lynn . Miller, Harris Intramural l, Football 3. Raeder, Bonna 2,3 I . uLynyn . . . Red g Letterman, n . . Bonny Odney, Jean .... South Jr, lg Tri-Y 2, Griswold, Audrey . . . . Red Tri-Y 2, 3. Meblin, Samuel ...... Sam Band l, 2, 35 Orchestra I, 25 Hi-Y 35 Student Council 2, Prom Co- Manager 35 Jr. Class Play, Centra- liang Forx. Offerdahl, Glen . . . . Sonny' South Jr. l. Shogren, Dayle ...... Swlft' South Jr. lg Tri-Y 2, 35 G.A.A. l . . Jeannie 3. Additional juniors Fallese, Phyllis Kinney, Laurine Olson, Duane Steen, Ruth Hastings, Paul Kubousek, Morris Sand, Edith Stephens, Charles Henry, Isabelle Kuntz, Shirley Schultz, George Sullivan, Loren Holm, Darrell Larnbie, John Schultz, John Taintor, Merrilynn Janes, Kenneth Lunde, Ralf Shirk, Lila Jean Weissert, Raymond Johnson, Harriette Miller, James Slominski, Dorothy Ray, Wilson Johnson, Olaf Moen, Marjorie Sloie, Leona Zerull, Stanley Kidder, Shirley Nelson, Alvin 48' V r K -5 5 ,F F' , ,N NE. X 'f . w if - F - pu - Adnan .sum M 1 U .'. ,H Q- .t wg? Q 'E 1 4 1.. J 'ri ,It m -vw 4459 2 '49 lil! 4- .' NW NL i 4 1 .. v- 31.0 6 0 X i 25 WI! To The Urldcrelassrnrrz If Truly all the world rs a Stage and al! The men and women merely piay ers as Shakespeare wrote rnen the underclassmen af Central are the undersfudues af today learning the trucks af the trade frarn the ennars and junuars naw raving the nails In ane or Two years Though H ey wxll be resudung an the raa bade Eaekung dawn sa hats aff ra the star af ra marrow rn This greaf snow ar Lenrral 52 7- A' ,' Q7' , , ll - y , . .v - - I -1 ll 1 1 f I ., FS f e N. 'X 'g A f I ' . . W. H r N . . , '-'- . . 7 'S ., .' . -. Sophomore Girls Freshman Girls FRESHMAN OFFICERS Left to right Nelson Secretary Schue Vice President Morken President Monson Treasurer George Bohnen Advisor SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS Left to right Lowe Vice President Morrow President Konig Treasurer Mrs Dorothy Schmidt Advisor SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Left to right. Larson, President Brown, Vice President Stjern, Treasurer Jensen, Secretory Thamar Dufwa, Advisor Q Sn EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Left to right Craig Vice President Smith Secretory Melberg Treasurer Hoffman President Laura Simonson Advisor any '06 Vai? f fa +Vr -.fm K 9 'ifi A MW ,ltw I J' .X 14 4:24 f'w'5f 'W ,'5 MY 4 .,z..ffe, M IW, ,., V'- A IS N: '5' N.. 5 K we. TM ICN' T wo xfc N wdx f Q Pw0Q,lfP+ .ka 1 5 ww fini Ll rx? NPN' Q fffQ dsvw, H T90 USFWS W., xr an NLM, HS ' V fo, 5115, ., - ,.E'u'5, frivl, Qc? ml lottvm in , 4. jrls' :P 'X STANDING BOHNHOFF HOWELL EILAND HALVERSON SEATED RODGER WINTER GRANGER MCCAIN ATHLETIC BOARD Chairman Ed Bohnhoff A E Howell A G Eiland W V Winter Mrs Allen Granger G R McCain and Student Managers Duane Rodger and John Halverson make up the 1944 45 Ath Ietic Board of Control This board must handle all matters concerning school sports All qualifications for letters must pass their review Important matters on finance and policy are decided upon by them They must pass on the adding or dropping of a sport This year there were two student managers elected to serve on the board. Duane Rodger is student manager and John Halverson the assistant. These boys have charge of keeping the school's official athletic record and selling tickets at the football and basketball games. The Athletic Board of Control for eighteen years has governed Central's sports and over this period has been very successful in keeping up the principles of sportsmanship and fair play in Central athletics. 0590 BACK ROW: FERRY. MCDERMOTT, RASMUSSEN. ENGEN. BYE. MAYER. HUGHES. MELBERG. BYE. NEDRUD. GUNNES. MIDDLE ROW: WHITMAN, DRUMMOND. FLADLAND. PAULSON. BISCHKE, BERG. BERGER. HANNA, TSOUMPAS. MCKAY. MILLER. BRIDSTON. SCHMIDT. ACHTTIEN. RIMESTAD. FRONT ROW: JORDE. HULTENG. BONDELID. RAY, STENERODDEN. JAGD. SULLIVAN. JOHNSON. TRACY. FOOTBALL 1944 Crookston High - Moroons opened the season with seven lettermen. Led by Gunness and Engen, Central got off to a fine start for the l9-44 season, defeating Crookston 3l to O. Crookston Cathedral - Central continued to play strong ball in holding a potentially strong team to one touchdown. Engen and Mayer sparked the Moroons to their second victory and the final score was 26 to 7. Park River - Scoring freely, the Grand Forxers chalked up another win, their first Northeast conference win. The line showed up exceptionally well. Score was '52 to 6. Grafton - Another game, another conference win. Capitalizing on breaks and fine team play, the Maroons pushed over five touchdowns with little trouble. Rasmussen and Gunness led the team to victory. Final count was 32 to 7. Devils Lake -- Maroons won their third conference win and fifth win of the season, using every gridder on the bench as Central held the Satans scoreless. Devils Lake only threatened once. Bischke played a hard Qame. Final count was 66 to O. East Grand Forks - Gaining revenge for last year's defeat,Central played a hard fought game. The greater part of the game was played in the middle of the field. On a pass, Engen to Bye, the Moroons made the only touchdown of the game. Score 6-O. Fargo - Losing their only game of the season, the Grand Forks team lost the battle to deter- mine the Eastern conference winner. It was a game in which breaks and fumbles were dominant. It was snowing and below freezing weather. The lone touchdown was scored in the final stages of the game. Score O-6, Glenn Bye, Bob Gunness and Denny Mayer were chosen on the All-State football team. SEASON'S SUMMARY Grand Forks ...... .......... Crookston High ........ Grand Forks ......... ....... C rookston Cathedral Grand Forks ,..... ...... P ark River .......... ..... Grand Forks ...... ....... G rafton ........... ........ Grand Forks ...... ....... D evils Lake .............. Grand Forks ...... ....... E ost Grand Forks ...... Grand Forks ...... ....... Fargo ..,........... ..... ,if 1' in BACK ROW ACHTTIEN MILLER RIMESTAD JOHNSON HUGHES GOODMAN SCHLABERG BOHNHOFF MIDDLE ROW FERRY BISCHKE MCDERMOTT FLADLAND STENERODDEN BERGER MELBERG WINTER FRONT ROW NEDRUD SIMONSON D BYE MAYER PAULSON ENGEN G BYE NIENAS LETTERMEN S CLUB The Lettermen s Club is composed of boys who have earned letters in interscholastic sports such as basketball football track golf and tennis The oblectives of the club, besides holding meetings, banquets, and dances, are to promote good sportsmanship and good fellowship. The members of this club, under the supervision of Central's coaching staff, have worked hard to earn letters and bring success to their school teams. f'Ole goes up for a shot 0610 M845 lflllllllf ' UUH4 f 50 1,4 BZ sm, bmgiirfafff I 4 7 ll R42 Z BACK ROW GOODMAN NEDRUD BYE SIMONSON FLADLAND MIDDLE ROW JOHNSON MCDERMOTT BERGER PAULSON FRONT ROW STENERODDEN MAYER BISCHKE BASKETBALL I944 45 St James Central s promising basketball squad won its opener with the St James Academy by a score of 51 28 Denny Mayer led the Maroons with 26 points Wahpeton Against last year s defending state champions the Maroons could not keep up to a fast scoring team although the Grand Forks team played a smooth floor game Score 29 38 Fargo-Maroons scored revenge on the Midgets for last year s defeat by swamping them 42 l 5 The most Fargo could make in any one period was 6 points. East Grand Forks - Central lost the first inter-city clash between these two teams in a thriller ending 27-22. Mayer was lost on personals early in the third period, Minot - In the opener of the invitational tournament at Devils Lake, the Maroons toppled the Minot Magicians 37-26. Nedrud was high scorer with eight points. Valley City -- ln the final of this tournament, Valley City's strong team beat Grand Forks. Mayer scored eleven points for the Maroons. Final score was 32-22. 0620 Grafton - Maroons won their first Northeast conference game by defeating Grafton 32 to 2l in a roughly played contest, Devils Lake- Centralites were unstoppable as McDermott, May- er and Paulson led Maroon scor- ing. The score was 32 to I6. Minot-Grand Forks again de- feated the Magicians in a rough game. 42 fouls in all were called. Score was 39 to 25. Crookston - Toppling from their seat of victory, the home team was defeated in a low scor- ing game l7 to l9. Bischke was high man. Park River - Defeating Walsh FARGO F0'-I-OWS 'T UP Aggies by a hefty margin of 20 points, the Moroons played a fine game. Final score, 32 to l2. Wahpeton - After being on the short side of the score, Central edged up, only to be finally surpassed by the Wops 23 to 28. East Grand Forks - The Wave was nosed out by the Maroons by two points in a last minute thriller. McDermott sunk a field goal with seconds left. Score I9 to I7. Grafton - Central kept its Northeast conference record clean by edging out Grafton 45-44. Johnson made the free throw in the last minute. Thief River Falls - Prowlers fell in the last quarter after leading at the end of the third period. Mayer and Bischke were high men. Score was 42 to 33. Fargo - Gaining revenge for their defeat earlier in the season, Fargo beat the home cagers 36 to 29. The Midgets held the lead the entire game. Crookston - The Pirates met defeat at the hands of Bonny's boys 32 to 24. Team played good ball as the tournament season approached. Devils Lake--Central clinched the Northeast district championship by defeating Satans 49-20. Park River - Grand Forks won their sixth Northeast game by a final score of 43 to 24. Thief River Falls - Coming out on the long end of a close game, Central played a good de- fensive game. The score: 27 - 26. Sacred Heart - The Maroons gained the right to go to the state tournament by overpowering the Deacons 48 to 28. Mayer made l7 points. IS IT BLOCKED? THE STATE TOURNAMENT Fargo and Maroons again bat- tle in classic opener. In a close contest all the way the home team gained right to semis, 35-32. Minot scored a big upset in knocking Central from finals, 33- 22. Maroons played a slow game and could not get rolling. Bismarck stopped Grand Forks 30-25 and the Moroons take 4th place in the annual state tourna- ment. Mayer was placed on the all-state second team. 4' 43' STANDING: WINTER. LAMPMAN. HANSON, LINDGREN. DRUMMOND. PETERSON SEATED: OBIE. JAGD, SIMONSON, BJERKE, FERRY B-TEAM BASKETBALL - Central's B squad went through the i944-45 season very success' fully with eleven wins and only one defeat. The Bees lost to the East Grand Forks reserves early in the season but came back later to avenge their loss, Under the supervision of W. V. Winter, the B squad played severol high school teams and many B teoms in the surrounding territory in preliminaries to the Central games. The team played their only out of town game at Grafton, defeating them. Besides playing preliminaries, the Bees practice with the A squad. These scrimmages provide valuoble practices for the first team and also develop future first string players. Undoubtedly some ofthe outstanding players will find a place on the first team next year, 064: ,s fs-ft 3 1 is El F N if :tg ..lKwT1w'i' K ,Wy '. 'S' QQ, I an ll 'lx Q: STANDING: WINTER. VOLLAND. NELSON. MUNSON. LARSON, GRAHAM, SEATED: SCHUE. DOWHOWER. MCENROE. ARNASON, MORKEN. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL - The 'freshman basketball team, under W. T. Winter, came through to take the championship of the inter-city freshman league, which is composed of Central, South Junior, and East Grand Forks trash. Tied with East Grand Forks at the end of the season, each with three wins and one loss, the trash defeated the Wave in a play-oft battle. This was the tirst trash championship for several years. The team was composed of Loren Volland, Ronald Nelson, Eugene Munson, Kenneth Larson, Jim Graham, Gerald Schue, Donald Dowhower, George McEnroe, Elroy Arnason, and Carl Morken. These boys will someday make up Central's A squad. They are gaining profitable experience in their training on the trosh team, which can be used later on the B team and A team. .650 .Qi 15- ' X. X... k af 4 fm W f 3? W img:-+k ..L, A tHxx My WYWQR ,L L M' 23,6 X if 'A 'Y , . N' Wg , ff ' fi 3 ag? SBS f V Wwwwf.. ' 5 X Af' -xv ,, an A. . iv. ,gg 1 ' K L I , E V Ei X VL Wm 'P -,, ,M Lx K if W N W, 1 5? ,,,. Q I L57 5 As Q 5 fb 'mf , mi if f ' ,f 5 fag Sig Q3 M f M X 2 , - 2 R M., ,.,,y N, W H i N : ' N ' 9 X . Q, - .M qi . , .. . - W A Q - 1 f ff? ' 2 f 1 A 'TW 2 N if , ' K 5 1 . 3 , fp Qi Q fi' , d ' Si ' . Q E Q Q 3 . A f Q 3 M Q f E 6 A 2 ' v+ .1M,wff W WM W a fa-affz ww 'Milf W '41 v mes , gl gf . f ' .F 'Saas T ff Q51 x 1 M if .2 ,,. BARCLAY STEPHENS ANDERSON CHEERLEADERS - Ably supporting the Maroon and Gray this year are these three cheerlead- ers, Elaine Barclay, Helen Stephens, Dorothy Anderson, and Norma Casmey lnot included in the picture,l For the past three years the girls have contributed the support so necessary to our team, with their cheering in the cold football games, at the basketball combats, in the pep rallies, and finally their voices could be heard pepping the boys on at the state basketball tournament, The flag is raised, the game is on. 2 , . i 5 Sr S 1. ' ' SENIOR INTRAMURAL LEAGUE -The Senio' league is composed of juniors and seniors who make up six teams. These six teams play once a week at noons. At the end of the regular schedule the four top teams hold a playoff. The V945 champions were the Spitfires, captained by Duane Miller, The Spitfires nosed out the Air Comets in a close game Zl to l7. George McCain is in charge of all arrangements and ZERULL,RlMEsTAD,AcHT1'iEN, Mii.L.ER.wi:-:ssER.LARsoN. PlOY0lf5 in Oll lnlromuml le0QU954 NOON-HOUR INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL - The purpose of noon-hour basketball, besides giving boys who have to work a chance to play basketball, is to obtain skill and sportsmanship. After the season is over and the hard work and fun is gone, letters are awarded to members of the winning team. Besides the Senior and lntermediate leagues pictured on this page, there were the Midget league, seventh grade, and the Junior league, eighth grade. With thirty teams in the four leagues, about one hundred and eighty boys participated during the season. INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE-,The SCHUE. ARNASON. MORKEN. MCENROE. LARSON, vol.L.AND Intermediate league is composed of ninth and tenth grade boys, The setup is the same as the oth- - er leagues. In the final game the G'-I f- ' A 5 i , Frosh won over the B-29's in a g . A. - Q S, 3 hard fought battle, The Frosh are , captained by Carl Morken. Also on the team are Elroy Arnason, Loren Volland, George McEnroe, Gerald Schue, and Kenneth Lar- son. ,141 These games were refereed by boys chosen from gym classes to give them a chance to learn actu- al refereeing. eil w l '45 T-L js TRACK - Central High's track team opened the l944 season by taking second place in the Triangle Meet, held in Memorial Stadium. Crookston was first and East Grand Forks third. ln the second meet, the Elks Invitational, held at Devils Lake, they gained valuable experience, although they failed to place in a field of twenty, At the District meet, Central took fourth place. With three men qualifying for the state tourney, the Maroons failed to collect any points. The l945 team, pictured on this page, is under the supervision of George McCain. The two lettermen back are Ralph Nienas, 440-yard dash man, and Pete Simon- son, hurdler. The team will participate in a meet with East Side, the Elks tourney at Devils Lake, the District, and the State meet. GOLF - Paul Bridston and Don Fladland of Grand Forks Central, won the doubles golf championship at the '44 state tournament, held inValleyCity. They were runners-up in the singles. Bridston shot an 80 and Fladland 88 - both nice Q scores on a difficult course. These two took second place wl in the doubles in their freshman l year and will also participate in the l945 and l946 tournaf ments. The team is coached by Doc Winter. This year they will meet Grafton in the dis- trict meet. There are four boys on the team. Two are picked to go to the state classic. BRIDSTON FLADLAND WINTER n 1 Q JO ,J A -0 BACK ROW: L. KLEVEN. J.WESTIN, M. HENRY. C. RUSTIN. G. BRUNSVOLD, M. MOEN. M.CORCORAN S GRAFSGARD MIDDLE ROW: C. KEELY. C. PETERSON, A. PETERSON. M. HAUGEN, D. VANNETT, M. GROVER, A MORAN FRONT ROW: E. BACH. K. HORNBACKER, J. LARSON, B. HEDGES, S. KUNTZ.. J. JEFFORDS, L. AUSTRENG GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Officers Seated: Joanne Larson, Soccer Captain and Gioria Brunsvold, President Standing: Marjorie Marjorie Hendry, Basketball Captain, and Cleo Rus- TOD, Kittenball Captain. -1-7 CHAMPION BASKETBALL TEAM Seated: Irene Jeffords, Marion Cor- coran, Shirley Kuntz. Standing: Jean Westin, Shirley Grafs- ga rd, Barbara Hedges. The peppy GAA. girls have participated in bas- ketball, kittenball, volleyball and soccer ball con.- tests this year under the direction of Mrs. Granger. All have worked hard to make their team a winner. Several games were played with East Grand Forks girls. Many girls won letters and chevrons. Maroon and gray letter sweaters were awarded to the girls who attended all the sports activities regularly. CHAMPION VOLLEY BALL TEAM Seated: Kay Hornbacker, Shirley Grafs gard, Marion Corcoran. Standing: Gloria Brunsvold, Clara Pe derson, Arlene Pederson, Cleo Rus tin. e710 I 3 ww me Ucop P x PFW' I TQ fa vfmra u K nm M0 Ivcrg mx 1 Un 1 ff Act' uw VV? ,ai 'f ?' N ssrgfzv f'U:3'R Sw-ifw 'Y , H11 NT u 'A 'music feczfxucd Us MC tbcmf nf we lgvwr Ewmvw- My f M M M gh -G H 5 IQ: cliff-.Macs Dicfurud 5 Hu' gr W mu, P' v1 by J' ,F 1 1 C fi' inn, M lm, rmr'fmrwcrc1OrS3'vf H-ff 'X fm' sk Cx ,ggg 5 , .E.Q 'Nr an . 1 i , Thus dnvusuorw forwfoms orgomzcmons school plays Cmd Opereffc s Student GdfT1H'1!SfFOfIVP bodies Spe cnol rlosaes rmdf Q vm! orcwds rn the armed servnces , ., . ' ' 1-I '4 ' l ' A .' - .'.,- fn .f M ' K, ' . 74 ' wk 3 TOP: HULTENG. JENSEN. HOLTEN. KABOUSEK. WHITMAN, BISCHKE, OBIE. MIDDLE: ROCKWELL. BRAY, HAYES. HEADSTROM, CAPE. LE TOURNEAU. MOEN. SCULLY, BOTTOM: KENNEDY. EVJU. GOODMAN. SCHLABERG. STENERODDEN, PAULSON. JENSEN, President .... . . Warren Schlaberg Vice President . . . . Charles Goodman Secretary-Treasurer . , . . . Don Stenerodden THE STUDENT COUNCIL is the governing body of Central upon whom the responsibilities of the school standards lie. It consists of one representative from each homeroom elected by the students. Their aim is the promotion of higher standards of school lite, ln order to achieve this goal, all undesired conditions are dissolved and improvements are fostered. Meetings of the council are held every two weeks. They are presided over by Warren Schlo- berg, and faculty advisor Arthur Eviu. .75. TOP: JACOBSEN, LOOMIS. OLSON. RODGERS. SCHUMAKER. EVENSON. OLSON. MIDDLE: ODNEY. FURY. JOHNSO-N. MCDOUGAL. HENRY. DUNLAP. JOHNSON. BOTTOM: HOWELL. GROSSMAN. PENDERGAST. RUSSELL. BALLENTINE, NEWGARD. JASPER President . . , . , Alice Russell Vice President . . . . Tom Pendergast Secretary . . . . Rita Ballantine THE JUNIOR RED CROSS at Central has had one of its best years. Under the direction of its president, Alice Russell, the organization has performed many services for the war effort. The Red Cross has aided in collecting books and magazines for servicemen and has made articles for use in Army and Navy hospitals, In addition to this it has contributed to the American Red Cross and aided in the Red Cross War Fund Drive. Through these services and many others the Junior Red Cross has been one of the busiest organ- izations in Central, and promises continued service in the coming years. 076s TOP: SHOGREN. GROSSMAN, MCBRIDE. RUSSELL. BERG. SITZER. SEATED: FURY, SJOLUND. MOORE. BERG, PALETZ. President .... , . Jo Mary Moore Vice President . . . . . Caroline Berg Secretary .... . . Jeanette Siolund FRENCH CLUB. At the meetings held once every two weeks with their advisor, Mrs. Gertrude Wineman, members of the French Il class learn more about France, the French language and French people by reporting on books dealing with that country long ago and today, and taking imaginary trips into the picturesque old provinces. They make gay projects dealing with the phases of the French language which are of interest to them, sing songs in French, act and write original French skits and carry on conversations in that language. Entertaining and educational . . . this is Le Cercle Francais. 0779 A-.,3 .. ' wi, ,nfs .ffxyl-f t . - f I V ' k W, ML gf fm-,.:? Nwin-ag 75115 ',1- FQ 'Z5'-exfzfv .FS ,ga . f N ' NW? i-iff.i3?'ifei5gQ51'e4-Nfibgif Xl ' 'riff 1. . , . X A wg- A ' A, ' . . X 1 if 1 ' 1, 1 A A gs? ffl A A .NE X x A ap- ' M W: QT? A - - il ,5- . ar, Q 22 2 - g ffmfx i ' . ' k My-1 is Qing: ,Q X I ,Q A A A k ffm' ' M F I 1 I Eifgrex : - K 4 5 .- --1 -,ivifxr-H-f1':, v. k -rg -. .. ' - h S SW 'v -X S mf V 4 XA -I N . xg,f.,Kl,s1 -, K 1 vw , LQ 2 gil I 5 Y I M My K. Vw a f Q 1 . Vt 'sf .V X X y' W , ' ,gk Q, 1 r Q . X bf wk fs 2 wi sf E21 if : ff' ' fi iffr 'ga'-W? x 1 i A if E , ', A 1 gxfix, ,Q ' -- 5 sn. W :gf S 2 r. 'l ff 6? ff ' 'bg :L T ' 5. , a ' I K -I 1 X Q I Y 4 . it Q kg kgvjf if ' is W 1 5. ' Li ' Gi- if J A gif Ni., , if Q A5 ,, Ng, Q jiw A , ,gif-5' 1 ?i 3-1 Q, rffgmf. 1 - , X flglizis f xiii? 1 , f Si 5 N Q4 f Q. fr . K S .. W XEXN- QS ty HEY' 1, . TOP: McKAY. GILMORE, BYE. ENGEN, MELBERG. SEATED: KNAUSS, SMITH. RIMESTAD. TSOUMPA5, KNAPP President .... . . Sigurd Rimestad Vice President . . . . Charles Goodman Secretary ..,, . . Dennis Mayer Treasurer ..,.. . . Larry Baker Sergeant-at-Arms . . . . Herbert Smith DELTA HI-Y is another member in an international organization for the promotion of fellow- ship and high standards of character among the young men of the world. This club, of twenty members, under the direction of their president, Sig Rimestad, and club advisor, N. B. Knapp, comprises half the Hi-Y membership in Grand Forks Central. The activities of the club include services to the community, school and church. Also for the Y.M.C.A, the club helped in the hundredth anniversary membership drive. Various activities are also sponsored at school, The club put on hob-nobs after basketball games, took part in the carnival and provided a memorable occasion in the crowning of the Homecoming Queen at one of their dances. The new officers elected to carry on the traditions of the club next year are Jim Melberg, pres- ident, Jack McDermott, vice president, Vernon Berger, secretary, Dean Tsoumpas, treasurer, and Don Fladland, sergeanteat-arms. .79. RIGHT AFTER THE CONCERT President . . . ...,. Dyke Page Vice President . . . . Dorothy Berrheuson Secretary .... . . Herbert Hesketh Student Director . . . . Duane Rodger THE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL BAND under the direction of Leo M. Haesle is an organization that is always busy. When not coloring up basketball and football games with their peppy music, they are rehearsing for the annual spring concert. Pep rallies and parades are also added activities of the band. Of course the big event of the year is the spring concert. This year the concert was held on April 6, featuring Duane Rodger clarinet soloist, and Elizabeth Meidt, vocal soloist. a8Oo AT REHEARSAL President .,., , . Duane Rodger Vice President 4 . , . . . June Kaufman Secretary . , , . . Margy Jo Rockwell Concert Mistress . , . Elizabeth Meidt THE ORCHESTRA is a school organization worthy of great praise tor its performances this year. It presented inspiring music for the annual Christmas concert and entertained the audience between the acts of the junior class play. Due credit should be given to its members for the success of the operetta, H, M, S. Pinatoref' They practiced and mastered the difficult music, adding enjoyment to the performance. Leo M. Haesle is the director. .31. 2 'sf FIRST ROW: MEIDT. GAHAGAN. WEGGE, SCULLY. GRAHAM, KAUFMAN, MURI. VIG. LAKE. GUNDERSON, GRIFFITH. SOLLOM SECOND ROW: BERG, NELSON. RIMESTAD. ENGSTAD, HAYES, DIPPE, LETICH, TAINTOR, JOHNSON. BRENNA, FUNDINGSLAND THIRD ROW: KJERSTAD, BERTHEUSON, LIEBELER. SHIRK, LUFKIN, RICE. FOURTH ROW: NEWARK. LUNDY. NELSON. WARCUP. ERICKSON. GORDON, DRUMMOND. ALGER. SANDBECK. GOODWIN. HULTENG. FIFTH ROW: SHERWOOD, THOMPSON, TRAVERS. YOUNG, BRIDSTON. HESKETH. CRONIN. HOLTEN, GUNDERSON. NOT PICTURED. BOB GUNNESS CIN NAVY?-. President . . . . Marrilyn Taintor Secretary .... .... T om Travers Student Director ....,.. Dorothy Bertheuson Librarians . . . . . Ethel Pope, Elizabeth Meidt THE CHORUS, consisting of the Centralian Singers, boys' quartet, girls' sextet, sophomore chorus, and outstanding soloists, is under the direction of Dwight E. Sherwood. This year it pre- sented the Christmas program and the operetta, H. M. S. Pinafore, as well as many perform- ances before various clubs-and assemblies. To encourage the appreciation of music and to develop voices and talent is the purpose of this group. 0820 AFTER A GRAND PERFORMANCE Captain's Daughter . , , Marrilyn Taintor Forecastleman . . . , . Roland Young Captain ,.,.,.... . . Howard Gordon Sir Joseph Porter, K,C.B. . . . . , Paul Bridston H. M. S. PINAFORE. With nothing but the smell of tar lacking for atmosphere the Centralian Singers and Sophomore Chorus presented Gilbert and Sullivan's satiric operetta about life on a British man-o'-war, Under the able direction of Dwight E. Sherwood, the song-packed, unabridged operetta was performed for two packed houses and public demand required a repeat performance the following week. This is only the second time in twenty-five years that three performances of a school pro- duction were necessary to accommodate the demand, which speaks well of the cast. At one of the last rehearsals the famed Metropolitan Opera tenor, James Melton, mounted the stage and gave some professional hints to the cast and demonstrated several of the parts, The cast will never forget the thrill, Leo M. Haesle officiated in the pit directing the accompanying Senior Orchestra. . 83 . HALE. GROSSMAN. ANDERSON. DUNLOP. TEEN CANTEEN. Back in December of I943 a dream came true: the Teen Canteen had its first opening - but only after months of planning and weeks of actual work by an energetic exec- utive board. We now have a clean, respectable place of our own where the crowd can go to dance, swallow a coke at the fountain, or just hang around for a while. Those who have known its progress have known aching backs, paint smeared faces, bruised fingers, and frantic preparation. Other members have known the exciting first nights, fun packed parties, radio broadcasts, and swell times. Our biggest thanks go to Dr, R. E. Leigh and Jack Horner for their backing and understanding direction. Orchids to our competent chaperones, Mrs. W. S, Drummond and Mrs. D. D, Page. Though everyone helped Central alums Loren Jacobson, Buster Sagen, Richie Quesnell, and Bob St. Lawrence, with Barbara Schulke and Dorthea Jagd, shouldered the task through to a suc- cessful completion. a Q Barb Herberg and Janet Hemm touch up sleepy Don Juan and dazzling senorita. TEEN CANTEEN. This spring the advanced art class under the direction of Miss Alice Hale redecorated the Canteen in a Mexican theme. This includes pictures of beautiful senoritas, des- ert scenes and animals all done in bright colors. The redecoration has Iivened up the Canteen considerably and made it a much pleasanter place. The art class consists of Merrilyn Taintor, Janet Hemm, Walt Goodwin, Norma Casmey, Dorthea Jagd, Donna Grossman, Dorothy McBride, Ruth Darling, Bonnie Carl, Dorothy Dunlop, Barbara Herberg, Dorothy Anderson, Mardell Vig, Roberta Rabie, Dorothy Caniff, Phyllis ln- dridson, Margie Engelman, and Jane Arnstad. Bonnie Carl, Phil lndridson, ' Norma Casmey, and Walt i Goodwin add the final daub f of perfection E TOP: THOMPSON. LUFKIN, SCHLABERG. SANDBECK. NELSON, BERG. HESKETH, BRIDSTON, ZIMMERMAN, SEATED: ROCKWELL. BUSTIN, THOMPSON. LINDBERG. BERG. T. Newton Todd . . ..... Sam Meblin Toni ...... . . Sue Nell Thompson Nina Cassell . . . . . Caroline Berg Major Todd . , . , . Herbert l-lesketh JUNIOR CLASS PLAY. Spring Green is a hilarious comedy where romances flourish. An exotic perfume called Spring Green seems to be the cause of all the trouble. To start things off Major Todd and Nina Cassell, childhood sweethearts, once more fall in love, T. Newton Todd, the Major's son, causes much trouble with his worm experiments, involving the police. But in spite of all the difficulties caused by Newton's pets his efforts are rewarded when a worm specialist travels all the way from Texas to purchase the worms for his experiments. Many new situations arise over the invitations to a charity ball which ends with Toni going with Newton, Pinkie with Bing and Eula with Dunk. Under the direction of Miss Dorothy Zimmerman, long hours of practice were well rewarded by a splendid performance. u86p BLACK, STEPHENS. PANZER. HERBERG. GLIEDEN. MAJORETTES. Leading the band, twirling batons, sounding a shrill whistle, stepping with a definite and unified rhythm, and performing at the band concerts - these are the drum major- ettes of Central High. These enthusiastic baton twirlers lead the band in marching, perform at pep rallies, and supply entertainment for basketball games. They are Helen Stephens, Gloria Panzer, Barbara Herberg, Barbara Glieden and Lois Black. 087: 4-'fn -'Aw TOP: SMEDSRUD, OLIVER. HVIDSTON, WINTERS, LUNDE. DOLLAHAN. SEATED: SANDBECK, HOLTEN, NYGAARD, ESSON, ERICKSON. Chief ...... . . Ruth Nygoord Assisfont Chief . . . . . Don Erickson Judge .,,,. . . John Holfen THE HALL PATROL serves to moinfoin order in ond ciround Centro! High School. Under the directon of V. E. Esson the pofrol is well organized, with potrolmen on every floor for every period in the doy, street pofrolmen, ond special potrolmen for extro occosions. A court is mointoined every Mondoy where those who hove been summoned oppeor before Judge John Holteni. With Potroi Chief Ruth Nygoord there ore nine sergecints: Poul Hvidston, Don Erickson, Kofh- ryn Dollohon, Gerold Monson, Rolf Lunde, Arleffe Srnedsrud, Vernon Sondbek, ond Lee Winters. 088s -. Q? Y 2' 1 5 , A f ,K Aw Y k sk-f if 1 5 . Nfff1, E if 4:1-we FIRST ROW: HOLT. BUNDLIE. KENNEDY. JOHNSON. ONSTAD. GRAHAM. BEHL. BRANVOLD. SECOND ROW: CHRISTIANSON. CARY. HORNBACKER, COVERSTON. PETERSON, WOOD, WINTER. KONIG, JORDHEIM STEIN. WILLIAMS. O'GORMAN, ZEH, WEIR. ARMSTRONG. WEGGE. NEWARK. THIRD ROW: KRANGLER. SWINGEN. NELSON. MORKEN. GAUSVIK. ANDERSON. SWENSON. FRENCH. MONSON. ARNA SON. BROWN. ZERULL. POLLASCH. ANDERSON. BERGER. Leads: Betty Holt, Charles Bundlie THE WINDMILLS OF HOLLAND, with modern love interests in cz unique and colorful setting, gave Central a touch of the former green, lush tulip fields of the little land of wooden shoes and pantoloons. Presenting this two hours of song and gaiety was a highlight in the year's work of the Junior High Chorus under the direction of Dwight E. Sherwood. Their performance displayed the skill and simplicity that goes together to make good entertainment and o promise of greater things to come. .90. is FUTURE SECRETARIES AT WORK. COOPERATIVE BUSINESS EDUCATION. With the cooperation of local businessmen, Central has trained and given practical experience to seventeen girls who have taken the course in secre- tarial training. Under the direction of Viona Hansen these girls have ascertained their aptitudes and deter- mined their fitness for this type of vocation, Besides working in the office here in school they have all been given part-time secretarial jobs in the offices of businessmen about town, This enables the school and the businessman to modernize and mold secretaries-to-be into efficient workers of tomorrow, DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION. This course offered in Central deals entirely with the retailing end of the business world. This year Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell has instructed and placed 23 students in part time jobs. The experience they receive from this practical training is invaluable and can be gained in no other manner, ln the picture at the right Marion Iverson is receiving in- struction fram her trainer. -4' S XTTQ- ., xox X-., L . LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW: ZERULL. PAGE. HALVERSON. WINTERS. BACK ROW: PAULSON. SCHLABERG. EILAND. BOLTMAN. ERICKSON, Proiection Chief-J ohn Halverson VISUAL EDUCATION is a new and interesting way to learn. The Visual Education class is made up of about ten boys who have learned to run the varied forms of motion picture projectors, The class, under the supervision of A. G. Eiland, shows films at Central, public schools, Red Cross, the Y.M.C.A., churches and service clubs throughout the city. The films shown at the schools have the general purpose in mind that it is easier to learn by also seeing as well as hearing and readings The pictures as shown are a supplement to the daily class discussions. Science, history, first aid, sewing, cooking, mathematics, industry and business are the vocational topics shown in these films. In the future it is hoped the class will expand in members, in amount of equipment, and that more time can be devoted to visual education. nQ2s Trzlmte To Serfuzcemen Centrol con rughtfully be proud of her sons ond doughters thot hove gone forth to preserve the Arnerlcon ldeo of democrocy ond freedom We ore groteful for their socruflce lt rs for us to see thot thelr efforts hove not been sn voun Whale It as lmpossuble to record every Centrol :te thot hos gone forth to serve the honor roll sible Only groduotes oppeor on thus Inst Only o port of Centrol s contribution con be llsted Those others whose nomes ore not here hove shored ID wrutung Centrol s norne unto history Them we solute wuth these whose nomes we here :nscrvbe wuth groteful heorts John Holten 93 C O . I committee hos tried to be os occurote os pos- I Absey Robert Ahlroth John Albertson Leo Alberts Robert Allen Allen Edward Allen James Allen James A Alphson Howard Amberry Tom Amble Stanton Amundson Byron Amundson Gordon Amundson WIllIS Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Arthur Bennue Dennus Edward Gertrude Harrls Harold Howard Mllton Andreoson Gordon Andre Robert Andrus Jack Angelo Anthony Andres Bull Arter Clayton Armstrong Donald Asleson Ralph AUSfIn Alvm Austen Carlyle Austnn Edward Aymond Francls Aymond George Aymond James Bach Lawrence Bach Russell Bacheller John Baldwm Dayton Baldwln Wnllus Bologh George Bangs Gordon Bangs Donald Bannk John Barber Arnold Barber Rnchard Barnes R1chard Barney Bull Bartull John Baughman Rlchard Bell W1ll1am D Bell Ray James Bennett Nell Bennett Earl Bennungton Clutfard Benson Arnold Benson Myron Bentley Duane Berg Kenneth Berg Merland Berg Robert Berge Carl Berger Melvnn Berger Obert Bergman Lelbel Bergeth Herman Bergren Orvllle Berqulst Kenneth Bmgham James Black Margarle Blackstad Orvllle Blom Dlck Blessum Ray Bae Rolf Bagan Eugene Boltman Warren Booth Weston Bostrom Ray Bostrarn Robert Bougle Gus Boyd Gordon Boyle Thomas Braoten Clarence Brady George Brady Wxlluam Brandt Benpamun Braseth Ansel Branvold Eugene Brecke Robert Brenna Donald Brenna Everett Brenna Raymond Brldgeman Rrchard Brudgeman W1ll1am 94 Brxdston Donald Brouse Robert Brown Elden Bruce Nell Brundln Jack Bryson Russell Bucklngham Buckmgharn Bucknngham Bucklngham Budge Jack Robert Phlllp Buckley Dorothy Budge James Budge Buegel Kenneth Kenneth Bulger Wallace Bunde Delbert Bundlle Howard Burkhardt Robert Burud W1ll1am Bustln John Butzon Rodney Bye Gordon Bye Rolf Bye Stanley Cameron Ralph Campbell Don Capes Rlchard Capes Robert Capes Roland Carpenter Eugene Carley James Carroll John Carroll James Carter George Carter Robert Cary Lloyd Chorlesworth Stuart Chorlesworth Wllluam Cheatham Clayborn Chrlstlonson Chrrstuansan Chrnstuanson Chrrstuanson Bert Edward H1 ldo Roy Clayburgh Ben Clark Duane Claypoal Robert Clayton George Cleary Davud 1 ------..--...,....,.,,..,... 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They are listed olpho- BARBARA BANIK Senior DONNA GROSSMAN Senior MARIAN HELLEKSON Senior FLORENCE LIVINGSTON Senior PAUL BRIDSTON Junior JOHN SONGAS Junior ANN EVANSON Senior JOHN HALVERSON Senior LAURA JACKSON Senior JAMES PRATT Senior HERBERT HESKETH Junior MERRILYN TAINTOR Junior Patrons Amerncan Bottlrng Company Electrrc Constructron Company Amerrcan Cleaners E A Arhart Company Aakers Business College Al E Hovlg Frank Waterbury Company Forx Motor Sales Frrst National Bank Featherwerght Foods Inc Forx Theater Frredman Fur Company Border Chevrolet Company Brrdgeman Creamerres lnc Bray s Black s Sweet Shop Benner s Junror Shop C J Murphy George O Hegstrom Colborn School Supply Company Golden Hour Cole Coco Colo Goebel Motors Cooper Studio Grand Forks Cllnlc Club Clgar Store Grand Forks Weldung and Machune Co Campbell wrnromson Benwell Vance Grvnd Forks Tronsporfofron C0 and Darley Clrnnc Grand Forks Tent and Awnnng Co Congress CO,-,dy Compony Grand Forks Bulldrng and Loan Assocuatuon Chrcago Cafe Grand Forks Seed Company Galerd Paul Grand Forks Mercantrle Company gjligfg goilgngrgin on Grand Forks Grocery Company P Y Dakota Transfer and Storage Company Goodman iorm Ellfcmc Grand or s Hera d Drylaergih l,LTgS:gTlem Company Greenberg Drug Company W W Folendorf Hrggun s Potato Company E L9'Ql Hotel Frederrck A Maldes H Bendeke Company H Muus Harold Shaft R0kl49 Hart and Lake M B Ruud Hoffs Studro Herberger lncorporatlon E A Fladland Havrg s Clothrers Tailors and Furnushers Elks Club Holt Prrntrng Company E J Lander and Company Harry Gershmon lOl Dr. . . 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