Central High School - Forx Yearbook (Grand Forks, ND)
- Class of 1956
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I,2,35 Tri-Y 2,35 Cho- rus I5 Spanish Club I,25 Pep Club 2,35 Red Cross 1,35 Summer School I955, 1? ip W-il-01 RALPH BERG Ralph South Junior I5 Chorus I,2, 3,45 Solo Class 25 Glee Club 2,3,45 Centralian Chorus 2, 3,45 Operetta 2,3,45 Honor Student I' Bond 2,3 4: Red Cross 2 23 19' ,411 JUDY BERNTSON DOROTHY BERGAN u Dorothy Trl Y 2 4 Chorus I Pep Club Trl Y 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 Oper 4 Cheerleader I etta I Honor Student I ' . ' 5' qf I . ,,, . .: I: V--1 - ff: 'f' 1 ,: ' G-A-- ff, -- -4: ..,: ,: - A 3, : ' ' - 1 I- t , 1 ' , : 1 5 5 Pl , , 5 ' L ' . 2 ' ' : , , 1 GI : - A 1 I , . 1 . I J z C ' . f : 4 : If H H Sf - 2 A 3: HR H 3. 7' ri-Y,,5 ,,,: 'I I ' U'-: ,, ' : - f 2 f 1 2 C ' 3 , - , , , . A 3 : , , . I h I f ' 4 ' . .,,, sf 'gl .S 4 ri . Ass W 5 A S A sf 'I 4 1 1 '. 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J I ' X 9 It JACQUOLYN BROWN Jack: Trl Y 2 3 4 YTeens I Cho rus I 2 3 4 Homecommg 4 Class Officer I Operetta I Student Councal 2 Honor Student I Cheerleader I 3 4 BETTY LOU CELANDER Betty S uth Junror I Trl Y 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 Glee Club I3 Pep Club 3 'gtk- KATHRYN BRYAN Kathy South Junior I GAA 4 C orus 4 6 PHYLLIS CHARBONEAU Phy S uth J mor I GAA 74 Office Gnrl 3 LCVONNE BUERTH Pudge YTeens I TrlY 234 Glee u I2 Pe Cub KATHLEEN CHASE Kathy uth .lunlor I GAA T Y 234 Chorus I e I Pe Clu Secretary 2 10 RICHARD BURDICK Duc South .lunlor I Hall Patrol 3 Chorus I23 CENTRA LIAN 3 CAROL BURKLAND Carol YTeens I TruY 2 34 Chorus 4 Solo Class Glee Club 3 Centrallan Chorus 34 Operetta I Hon or Student I Orchestra 34 Band 3 4 41.1 QJY' DENNIS LCOPER PAULA COOPER Denny Hall Patrol 3 Chorus I CEN IRALIAN 4 Operetta I Football 3 Football Manager 4 Lettermans Club 34 Zeta HIY 234 Play Productnon 3 Red Cross I Boys State 3 Paula South .lumor I SOUTHLITE Y Teens T 234 Chorus l234 Solo Class 4 Glee Club I Pep C ub 2 3 4 'IRALIAN 4 F H A I I K N ' f X u - ku H H 1 , , 1 - I,2,3, 1 213141 I I I 'af I ll X by I , C, Aj , of y I , Q ff '- , , , - 5 . 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Z MARY CRAIG Mary uth Jnlor I A TrlY 234 Chorus IQ34 Solo Class 2 3 4 Glee Club I 3 4 Centrollan Chorus 3 4 Lotln Club 3 Pep b 4 Office Gtrl 2 Honor Stu nt I JOANN DAVIDSON Onl A 4 Potrol 4 Chorus 34 Solo Class 4 Glee Club 4 ep Club I24 CENTRALIAN 4 Red Cross I Malorette I23 EUNICE CRAWFORD Eunice South Jumor I GAA 234 Chorus I Glee Club I3 Pep Club 3 PHYLLIS DAWES P Y eens I Hczll Pam Glee Club I ,I or DEAN CURRAN Dean South Junaor I RITA DEZOTELL Reetz A 4 T Y Ho rol I23 Chorus I 4 Solo Class 2 4 Glee Club I Centrallan Chorus 4 Prom Commnttee 3 Homecormng Commuttee 4 Pep Club 23 4 Class Omcer I CENTRA LIAN 3 FORX 3 Operetta I Student Councnl I2 Hon or Student I Orchestra I Red Cross I I1 ' MARY JANE DIETRICH Duc G A 34 TrlY 34 SANDRA DOLMSETH Dumpty South Junlor I GAA TrlY 234 Chorus I2 Glee Club I Prom Commlttee 3 Pep Club 234 Omce Glrl 3 FORX 3 Honor Jumor 3 Play Production 4 JOHN DILLON South Junior I Hall Patrol 23 Homecomlng Commlttee 34 Basketball I4 De a Hu Y 2 34 Boys State 4 AVIS DOWHOWER A I 4 Tr Y 2 Chorus I 2 3 4 Solo Class 4 G e C ub I 2 Pep Club I 2 3 4 CENTRA LIAN 4 FORX 4 Operetta I Band 4 Red Cross 3 Sex te I L STEPHEN DIPPE Steve Sioux Science 34 Chorus I 23 4 Solo Class 2 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Centralnan Cho r 234 Prom Comm 3 Junior Play 3 Operetta I2 Stage Crew I onor Stu Football as efball I T nms Hn Y 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 B n I234 Red Cross 3 Boys Octet 34 Choraleers 34 Hall Patrol 4 German Band 3 4 NICHOLAS DOOROS Nick Greece I 2 12 DIANNE DOCKEN Dianne Chorus I 2 3 4 Solo Class 4 Centralnan Chorus 34 MARCIA DODA Marcia G A I 2 Trl Y 2 3 4 o rus 23 Pep Club I2 ice Girl 3 511.1 ,U DeWAYNE ENGER Wayne Ha Patrol I3 Chorus I3 Glee Club I 3 Visual Educa hon I34 Jamestown N D 2 Band I DALE ERICKSON Dae South Jumor I Chorus I2 34 Glee Club 234 Cen trollan Chorus 34 Track I Sugma HIY 34 Secretary 4 Orc estra I Band I234 Boys' State 3 , ll ' II 4' ' '4 . ,,,, 5 -A--113 111Cl1- I ' , . 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PATRICIA SNOOK a Sloux Science 34 TrlY 4 Chorus 234 Solo Class 24 Centrallan Chorus 4 Latln Club 2 Honor Stu dent I Orchestra 234 BARBARA SKAVLEM Scavi South Junior Ig G.A.A, I,2, 4, Tri-Y 3,45 Chorus Ip Glee Club Ii Latin Club If Pep Club 2,4, Office Girl If CEN- TRALIAN 3. l' SYLVIA SNYDER yv South Jumor I Snoux Sctence 4 TrtY 234 Chorus 24 Centrallan Chorus 4 Latun C 3 Spanrsh Club 4 FORX 4 Student Councul 4 Hanar Jumor 3 Honor Stu dent I Orchestra I2 MARIE SOLBERG Marte THY 3 Cabinet 4 Chorus 3 Student Dtr 4 Solo Class 34 Centrallan Chorus 34 Class Sec 4 Orchestra 3 Pres 4 Band 34 Mayville D WESLEY SONDREAL Wes South Jumor I Chorus I3 4 Solo Class 34 Glee Club 34 Centraluan Chorus 34 Student Councul 2 Honor Junlor 3 Honor Student I Orchestra 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Bo S Octet 3 4 German Band 4 p VICKI SPANGELO Vnckl TraY 234 YTeens I ru I23 Sec 4 Glee ub I34 Centrallon Chorus 3 4 Pep Club 4 Junior Class Play 3 Operetta I4 Honor Student I Play Production 4, Band I,2,3 4, Red Cross 2, Girls' State 3 -32 sv CARRIE SPICER Care outh Juntor I GAA Tr Y 234 Chorus I e Club I Pep Club 234 o i .L VICTOR SONDRESON Curley Chorus I2 Glee Club Homecoming Commtttee L n don N D I2 SHARON SPRINGER Sharon G A I2 YTeensl I I 'T' 27 Vx JOYCE SORENSON Sorens South .Iunlor I ROBERT STANLEY o Sioux Sclence 4 Hall Patrol 4 Stage Crew l 2 Red Cross LOIS SORENSON Camera Club 2 Chorus Operetta I ROCHELLE STOLEE She uth Junuor I TIY Chorus 34 Glee Club 2 Prom Commnttee 3 Pep Club 234 CENTRALIAN 3 FORX . 1 ' I P f 1 ' , 1 ' N, . 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CAROLE TANGEN Ke y uth Jumor I G A A T Y 2 3 4 Cho us ee Club I 2 Club 2 3 4 Play Production ROBERT THRALL Bucky H Patrol 34- Chorus - Football 3,4- Hockey l23 4- Lettermons Club 2,34- Triangle Hi-Y 3 4, .,1 - Q I1 -at 28 PAT TELLE Bubble CENTRALIAN 4 Student Councnl 3 Football 34 Track I Hockey 234 e terman s Club 3 4 Zeta Ht Y Sec BETTY THRONDSET Betty T'-Y 2,3,4, Chorus l,2,3,4g Glee Club Ig Pep Club 3,45 Operetta Ig Y-Teens I. CAROL THOMPSON Corol T Y 234 Hall P0 ol Chorus I23 Glee Club 2 Pep Club 3 4 Operett EVELYN TINJUM vie Tri-Y 45 Holl Patrol 2, Chorus lg Glee Club lp Pep Club 4. LINDA TRASI Lynn TrlY 234 Chorus Honor Student I 1!'0X 234 CHLOE TRENBEATH Clover GAA 4 TnY 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Prom Commnttee 3 Pep Club I 2 3 Junior Class Play 3 Class Treas I S c 3 Cheerleader I Band 23 4 Girls State 3 Nec e D X7 GERALD VOISS GLENN WAIIOR Jerry Butch South Jumor Football 3 Hockey 234 Letterman s Club 3 4 Q KATHRYN M TUCKER CY South Jumor I SOUTHLITE eens T Y 2 Chorus I234 Glee Club I Prom Commlttee 3 Home commg Commnttee 4 Pep Club 234 CENTRALIAN 4 rs State 3 FHA JEAN VALINSKI Jeanne Snoux Sclence 2 V Pres 3 T Y 23 Summer School I955 29 so ssgglgx was or R 'ls-'V VERNON WALTERS ee ARTHUR WARDNER r South Jumor I Hall Patrol 2 Chorus I2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Centralian Chorus 2 3 4 Pram Mgr 3 Homecoming Commnttee 4 .lumor Class Play 3 Class Treas 2 Oper etta 2 3 4 Student Councul 4 Honor Student I Football 3 Basketball I Omega I'I:Y 2 3 4 Red Cross 2 Stu ent Athletic Mgr 4 Boys Octet 3 6-'J' BETTY VALINSKI Betty South Jumor I SOUTHLITE GAA I234 YTeens 234 Chorus I 4 Centraluan Chorus 4 ep Club I Office Glrl 3 Honor Jumor 3 Honor Student I Red Cross 3 FHA I DON WEAVER Dan Sloux Science 4 Hall Patrol 4 atm Club I234 Honor Student I Football 3 Track I 234 Hockey 4 Zeta Hu Y 4 ed Cross I K-,Z dr'lf H H - - iffagrjsf 'fsrsl 7f Tsf.Q 14-wsfw - - . 1 '- 1 ', . 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I 1 I I 1 KAY WEISS GY South Jumor I GAA T Y 24 Chorus 2 ee Club I Honor Student I JUDITH A WINTER Judy South Jumor I SOUTHLITE TrlY 234 Chorus I234 Solo Class 234 Glee Club 4 Latm Club 3 e Cub 34 Oltlce Glrl 2 Stu dent Councnl 3 Honor u dent fre ff DONNA WESTIN Donna uth Jumor I GAA TrlY 2 Hall Patrol 2 Cho rus I3 Glee Club 2 Band JOYCE YAGLA Joyce GAA 4 TrlY 234 Chorus Club I 3 4 Centraluan Cho rus 4 Latun Club 24 Oper a I3 4 Honor Junior Honor Student I Band I2 Gnrls State 'T fi WALLACE WHICKER Wally South Jumor I Holl Patrol 2 CENTRALIAN 3 Visual Educotlon 4 RICHARD M YOUNG Duc a Patrol I2 Stu ent Councrl 2 Football 3 Golf 34 Lettermans Club I2 Zea HIY 234 30 DORA J WILSON Doro South Jumor I SOUTHLITE G A I34 YTee TrnY 234 Chorus I234 Glee Club I34 Pep Club 34 Office Glrl 2 CENTRA LIAN 4 Honor Jumor Honor Student I FHA I ,gur- 11 -9' JOHN YOUNGS Bee South Jumor I Chorus 2 Football 3 4 Tennis 34 Let terman s Club 3 4 Sigma HI Y 2 34 SHEILA WILTSE Sheila Wllluston N D I Hullsboro D EUGENE ZEITLER Gene Chorus I234 Solo Class 234 Glee Club 234 Cen tralran Chorus 234 Oper etta I34 Stoge Crew 2 D a HY4 Band I234 Red Cross 3 mir Q R Ig .A. . 1 11 - ns Ip A to l f' if - 11 . 1, . 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Q X A Rowl M Dnetnch M Lee D Chromy D Bollweg A Jacobson M Fontaune J Lmdgren B Johnson B Haugen D Halvorson P lon S Day E Crawford M Green C Hollarn B Johnson P Johnson E Harris J Koppang J Cordrey S Row 2 S Helgeson B Klensrud E Byrge L Boe S Barnes D lndrudson H Kor phage L Gullnckson S Dohl C Lovegren I Lommen M Kuckleberg G Fish D Budon M Ashton B Dezuel B Capouch S Gregonre M Gunderson J Crenghton L Hovet Row 3 M Forsyth E Hensrud P Carlson D Dnseth J Erlckson J Lagergren C Legg L Floten J Larsen B Bartunek S Foote J Ellnngton J Coulter B Bran We hove arrnved at the third step of our clnmb to reach the cop and gown on the top of the starrway To lead us through thus excutmg and eventful year we have chosen Terry Havug as our presndent Byron Evenson vxce president Jean Thorflnnson treasurer and Dovad Cory secretary To prove or dramatuc abuluty we produced Tame Out For Gmger wnth Tom Schnmke Judy Lmdgren Darlene Holvorsen and the rest of the cast recenvlng much pranse for therr superuor performances Contrlbutnng to thus years homecoming festivities we elected Merldlth OConnor to reugn as the queens attendant Among our outstandnng athletes who played a great part In Centrals successful football season were Johnny Jarrett Paul Grunnel Ralph Sollom and Gary Kuster u is vold S Jondahl G Benner D Ludtke T Havlg P Grlnnell B Evenson J Jarrett Row4 G Holmes J Bergland J Burmon J Bogne N Gnllues J Knlfayl M Allard J Glmsku L Creighton D Haugen L Gryte D Allen J Blalr L Lovegren T Row 5 D Lawrence B Krlngen D Hart L Loss L Kresel L Kelser R Brokken R Barr D Larson J Bangs E Dltlovson W Griffin J Acosta D Cory M Mandel D Berge G Gretterman B Lloyd D Kiel Row 6 M Kosmotka G Bohn B Ganglehofl H Drees B Krogen R Bertch P Foltz K Barstrom M Harvey R Anderson L Clayton D Halvorson D Green D Haugen G Gustafson D Fontaine D Llngle D Bachmaer V Walters JUNIOR Q TERRY HAVIG BYRON EVENSON Presndent Vnce President Riff? 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'ry A llxfg K N . . . , . , . . 1 1 1 1 ' I ' --1 . 1 1 I I , . 1 32 FIR T ROW left to Jht Z W s nes ons S Reierson K a Thompson G Massu J Skyberg L Wesolowski J Stevens B Steen C Wilde Ralston C Ruddy D Volker G Moren Y Neste G McKenzie SECOND ROW Oxon S Wintsal M Wi son J Thaiflnnson D Maicotte J Richards D Sathf Schustu J Rimestad B McClaflin J Wedin M Traelald M Magneson L Strobel Stanley J So m L To sak D Shogren A Nelson THIRD ROW M Moskau S Thoraldson M Olson T McNan1ee L Malin A Zea M Smith M OConnor J Siegel CLASS Lghmvtl J Siegel A Whalen D Rothenberger B Stepu ek D Tack M Suelter J Weaver G Rogalla J Srneby FOURTH ROW B McGoven J Vannett B Lloyd D Siniern A Paulson E White R Taylor R Miller L Wokal D Swanson D Wadholrn A Novak D Sorenson L Rosenthal J Moen N Otterson L Pecka FIFTH ROW J Osmandson R Pecle W Anderson G Wohlwend B Paradise R Olson J Seemon T Sheets L Svedberg S Sande W Mathews M Mullen J Uhas T Schimke R Sollom S Robinson B Owens K Meyers We Juniors were well represented on the track and basketball squads and contributed much to both successful seasons. Paul Grinnell Terry I-lavig Byron Evenson Jack Uhas John Jarrett and Mike Mullen were outstanding cage players. A few of the track men were Gary Kuster Bob Woutat and Terry I-lavig. The annual Junior Prom held in February was another of our 'Vw venture, which proved successful. ' . l' JEAN THORFINNSON DAVID CORY Secretary Treasurer As we pause on this step of our climb we look back on o wonderful year and look forward to an even better one. FIRST ROW left to rlght J Allen D Jorgenson Y Lefale D Johnson K Bang J Grnffln S Foster C Jenson A Dalke P Greenleaf D Johnson M Hnltz G Purgy G Lucky M Hadden M Erlckson M Cole K Annlger J Curran D Enger R Hamberg J Knutsen P Jorgenson SECOND ROW J HoHman D Deats J Bake M Charboneau B Hull B Baukol M Byrne P Austnn L Huges C Klebe L Gray M Hankerson H I Lala G Falos M Dohl THIRD ROW J Bredemener J Hobbs D Kronzler C Beulah M Dowhower S Anderson M Honda C Gulllckson J Gefroh K Flom J Beten D Iverson M Jacoby H Koppang B Llpslea V Drees D Kalser G Farol D Anderson J Iverson R Iverson FOURTH ROW B Askelson E Bagne G Fontaine K Kubat Daly K Cook R Grundy M Jordy R Bannk R Chrlstenson L Lmell K Br an We sophomores were really on the ball when we elected our I955 Class Ofhcers Leadlng us were Dewey Agotness presldent Glen Olson vlce presldent Jean Ann Shane secretary and Jam Sondreal treasurer Takmg part un thus years Homecomung celebratlon gave us our hrst chance to show our worth We elected a sweet ltttle gal named Jean Ann Shane as attendant to the queen Gary Pladson Glen Olson and Jack Muus were our bug men onthe Redslans football squad G Haugen P Lawrence C Anderson L Gransberq D Lee L Gelselhart J Lund G Georgecas FIFTH ROW D Kate R Dlckue S Ellungton J Cummmgs G Hart D :ck D Bray P Knely A Belseker G Fnsh P Frltzell T Gardner D Halver n P Johnson D Henderson J Geary R Broken J Berg J Gangelhoff S 'ohnson SIXTH ROW J Koons R Johnson R Elofson J Leonard B Hem F Johnson G C Ensrud R Anderson G Kleven D Bachmeuer P Bushow D Agotness A Kllnger SEVENTH ROW O Flum D Kustler R Gunderson W Capps D Beaton J Booty K Day D Dems G Anderson B Ennis D Korsrnoe R Ewals J Berg G Johnson T Berquam C deMontlgny S Day M Gllcken J Larson R Damelson W Arness T Helnrlck SOPHOMORE f Dewey Agotness Glen Olson President Vlce President - , , , . ' , . , . I , . , . , . , Ar' , . , . ' , . ' , . ' , ' , . , . so , Evanson, C. Fitzgerald, I. Beniamin, B. Lund, M. Lane, M. Aune, A. Ellegord, F. Fontaine, Fontaine, D. Brenna, N. Hensrud, H. Arnason, G. Gullickson, D. Erickson, L. Gilbertson, D. , . , ,',. , , ' , . ' , . ' , . y , . ' ' . ll ' ll ' I A 34 .1 FIRST ROW-left to iight C Rogalo, D, Walsh, K. Moen, S Wilson, M. Munch, B McKinnon, S Robins, S Miller, M Mullens. R. Torvick, J McKenzie, P Wagner, D. Spidel, M Plantico, K Perick, SECOND ROW: J. O'Conel, J. Smith, V. Rodland, D. Moser M Moore, J Pugi- M Wilki-n L Rubin, .I Thompson, B, Severson, J. Spongelo, C Wesoloski, D Nelson, D Westrom, R Nosh. H. Pasderic, P. Meagher, D. Sandstrom J Von Dyne, E Thoison, L Tungen THIRD ROW: N, Nelson, S. Nelson, R. Roberts, S Svvnson, K. Wheeling, B Wood, B Long, J. Charlson, J. lon, C. Ford, P, Thompson C. Molinofn M. Cushinen, R Minunie, G. Fontaine, M. Fiest, P. Holwager, J. Luken, J Misener, M Oliver, M Osbourne. FOURTH ROW: S Wilcox, A. Robenson, P. Willhom G. Anderson, J. Hough. J Anderson, M. ldlond. D Gershman, G. Crosson, M. Burdick J Espi-ly. M Hatlclf-n, E Diaxton, J Oflerdahl, K. Eclingger, J. Gerzewski, S NL-lson S Seve-rson, S McCieaiy, J Shane J Rossow FIFTH ROW: B. Stroh, S. Mclntyre, J CLASS Viv 'x Joan Ann Shane Jrxnies Sondreal Secretary Treasurer 1 Whipple, M. Wallay, J Reiton, S, Weir, I. Pede, A. Wolf, G. Robertson, G. Sawson, R Solee, T. McKosh, D. Quant, D Webster, T Tucker, J. Rubin, C. Spoor, A. Plogmire, J. Spicer, R. Taylor. SIXTH ROW: J Rustfald, J. Newland, K. Palm, S. McKay, G. Pladson, G. Robson, B. McClec1n, R. Strurnen, J. Muus. A. Quanruud, J. Sonclreol, B. Peterson, L Mirund, B. Siegel, R. Vollond, T, Reynolds, B. Quole, J. Wentz, H. Teineis, G. Olson, P Nielson. SEVENTH ROW: D. Weise, B. Porter, D. Schroeder, K. Mochovsky, T. Skinner. K Wolior, L. Wiere, A. Rigstad, D. Wcivera, D. Tonnuhill, A. Sperling, R. Russel, G. Swenson, D. Peterson, R. Thoms, D. Young, D. Soblick, G. Melton, L. Nolson, J. Wahl, P. Yoglo, A. Myerchin. EIGHTH ROW: W. Wiken, D. McConnachie. G. Tweeten, G. Ostby, C. Stone, J. Shelter, G. Thorhnnson, D. Sollom, K. Waxvick, P. Roe, M. O'Connell, G, Marto, J. Roth, P. Bushovy, D. Mossee, J Helton, T, Weisert, D. Vangrud, S. Willionis. Taking an octiye port on the hockey teom this yeor were Duone Fontaine, Art Beisecker, Vic Ouale, and Jerry Wentz. Cheering our teoms to victory were .leon Ann Shone Shoron Sever- son, and Brenda McKinnon, selected to represent us on the squad. As our Sophomore yeor comes to a close, we look back with sotis- faction on a year hlled with fun and occomplishments ond we look ohead to more good times in the yeors to come. O F5 H ffm gp H if tt- ,, 'Nr T ROW leftt rtght J J lson P K xdohl A Br ce L Former Foster J Bluven Y Ensrud K Chrnstopherson K Lehr L Lorson B Brownson M Anderson J Hooven C Johnson S Berquorn S Indrndson B Benner S Annsworth S John A Fredruckson M Lomont P Glunskn A Thompson L Kressel D Rltchner SECOND ROW B Brown L Honno H Iverson C Byrd D Berg S Kennedy J Anderson R Amsted B Jenson C Bldon B Borlue C Kltensosser M Cooper C Johnson M Berg L Bock M Btordohl B B1 rel J Doly M Johnson P Kooprnon THIRD ROW C Johnston L Chrustopher P Lunde E Henderson P Blclon L Betseker B Holrnen B Bohn D Elxeson J Iverson S Ertclcson K Chose K Lorson M DeBoer J Anderson D Doy C Colclns J Blonr K Johnson A Lorson P Bu on FOURTH ROW L Hort C Klndemon J Curron L Holvorson M Albough sito rv -W N! ig' 'P 'fr' wt ,WHEEL D Lund R Johnson B Lotto P Lewns A Shoron G Holweger G Ktlstrorn G Ertckson M Juhson R Ludtlce M Grlese G Gronum M Groff N Lund FIFTH ROW P Johnson N Berllnqome J Berg K Anderson J Beoton J Cosltrnen L Lgzon B Dovldson D Bonhe N Gotlon V Gnlespne G Grube V Bochmeler G Ashton R Johnson SIXTH ROW R Gefrol B Fullmer T Korlstod L Bennett D Grlndelond L Jenson G Aorhus H Hogness J Knutson L Rrette J Bosee R Cloyton D Gregoire R Honkerson D Loxrd R Hell R Gorlor E Dohl SEVENTH ROW R Schrnldt F Hlelmstocl nesson R Bundhe J Fre mon D Lo on D Loss M Bergstrom Getslehort T Hole R Holverson D Austn W Drees G Krocen R Kuster J Borshlrne B Anderson R Iverson R Hunt mm? x FDISTPSA nwmpnhenen,-LF HHIGIQ, QR ...I T7 no or r-Riffs' :EEE D D Sh FIRST ROW left to rught J Rlgel M Wtclcen C Ulteug J Matthews A Schley G Sprtnger C Nelson K Munro B Wtltste V Wolsh K Zuetler B Schroeder M Westbee D Pozderuk D Webster SECOND ROW left to right J Ronzu O Nellson E Poulson A Youngs P Sorenson P Skinner P Smith S Poul B Street A Wentz E Ruud THIRD ROW left to right S Elkey S Swonson P Shultze P Rteton J O'Conner K Wenzel I Splllom S Potter M Stouss S Westberg A Olson A Robinson M Steponek D Howklns FOURTH ROW left to rtght D Purnngton D Moen D Rowlond R Stmor B Rothenberger L Offerdohl G Soren son J Wulls S Slcovlem T Sclnbeck D Morsh G Thomson FIFTH ROW left to right M Moul ton J Meogher L Morris B Poletz R Roschlck R Rolston W Orrnnston R Shtller R Wenze W Stokes D Sturgen M Olson J St Clonr R Peolaody S Psnn J TIHIUTTI SIXTH ROW left to rught M Tlnlurn D Smith N Sage J Pender A Whtte T Westgord G Wnnlum D Tennns J Severson D Plodson M Reep L Wtlhelm G Rodntgon J Olson SEVENTH ROW left to rtght D Purpur K Norstrum L Morrns W Schumon E Netmeyer W Rygg R Rowlond R Rynestod C Poul H Wuck A Weber J Tlnlum own oy cron o Prestdent Vnce President 'wh 73 Bob Rothenberger Gory Knhlstrom Secretory Treasurer ' f-I I In f f' es' . 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K , ' , Q J X ' A . f L 1 J J, , I I , ACTIVITIES PLUS EETLQWFVQWEW QL xwwkgawq my flag -ax SXXS 5 5 Q W n 5 o . JB-Lu-1.1 2. U.. , ' l ' , 'LJ' ' M ff! j t ' 0 uf 1 6 . Q54- c. C M H03 AL, ! i?'f 51 , .hm Jarren capfom of The football Team crowns Queen Mona Kay at The dance .lean Ann Shane Queen Mona Kay Larson Sharon Paul and Merldlth OConnor s-UMPG 5 r'-Q A91 Iliff T' fllflf B rw -wal? , qu. Co Chonrmen Carol Rose and Soma Land rudung ur The parade 2, K HOME 1 un' Central s l-lomecomlng celebrations seem To grow every year' This year The feshvmes were ably handled by co chairmen Carol Rose and Soma Land Mona Kay Larson was elected by Central s male populahon To rexgn as our lovely queen l-ler aTTendanTs were Merldnh O Connor lunnor Jean Ann Shane sophomore and Sharol Paul freshman A pep rally and Torchlught parade were held Thursday mghT To begun The Two day celebrahon An assembly feaTurung The 1nTroducTlon of The queen and her aTTendanTs and several of our former queens began The second day ol acTlvlTues ' .iff -'f'1 1 5'f 5 7?fTfQfQ l1 A nf' ,,. ,rx TQ jr . . 1 - gd 91--' A ,ef .' fr . ' V Q 'T - l,fQvzi 7' n' J -' I . j, ,. T,-. . i - 1 l hr n' ,Kin H L , if 1 A -'-Q. ,. ' 5'-i W. 5 V' A I M I , 'Q I I A Uh l jc fd ' ' 1 . ' J 'K we A ...M f Q . . gy , ' ' A1 . V . , r f I T Q , dll' K , f'3 A r , A, , . . H fi f A ' , . . . - i JI v g V' . 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T ,gs J , 2 , - I g v V . . 38 The flrst place Tru Y float Lcave It To Us X I P- Thc Homecomung dana sponsored by Delta H1 Y 0 MING Next followed the parade whnch was the best Central has ever held The floats of Trl Y and the Junnor Class tted for first place IIT the float contest and Ssgma Hu Y was second Central s football team won a thrllllng vtctory over Valley Cnty by thc score of T4 O Queen tvtona Kay was crowned by Dr Schroeder durrng halfttme ceremonucs The dance sponsored by Delta Hn Y held nn the recreation room was the close ofa perfect day The theme Autumn Leaves was carried out bcautnfully and John Stones band composed of former alumn: pro vnded the dreamy atmosphere for dancnng Jam Jarrett crowned the Queen at the dance and Tom Koehnleln acted as master of ceremonles All agreed at was the best l-lomecomnng ever 1 tl-'t'-X in 1 .sat 391' A so capturing flrst place honors was the Junnor Class wnth Slice the H1 Liners 'iT .sk- lil .sz 'E' ll: 06 vw 5 t9 l W V Q ' f ' .A 7 ' V x , Y , I Q , ' AA , 4' we , ' W lf - , T ,gsr-'Sbff-r t- -- e-4 . 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' 11 ft - ' . , A . , 39 P 0 I-stu 8 Omcers puctured from left to rlght a e horsen Bob Wautat and Roberta McNarnee FIRST ROW Marulyn Cole Bunn Brownson Ro berta McNan1ee Jnm Yhorsen M Evlu B b Woutat Norma Isaacson Gall Schuster Jean Ann Shane SECOND ROW Susan Foote Sylvia Snyder Beverly S vevson Jann Beaton Ja yl Hanson Douglas Sobluck Jury Wcntz Carol Ann Robinson THIRD ROW John Harty Pat KN' McCann Jlm Jarrett John Jarrctt Tcrry Sheets LoVern Swedberg Gary Kulstrom Artuc Ward ner Michael Moulton Jam Gcary R Schnller C' uarlcs lincoln STUDENT COUNCIL One of Central 5 rnost Important organlzatrons the Student Council rcpresents the student body and therr problems One representatuve and one alternate are elected to the councul by each home room A C IU scholastuc average and a B an department must be marntanned by every representatuve Each year a State Student Councul Conventuon as held Jmm Thorsen Bob Woutat Jean Ann Shane and Berna Brownson represented Central at thrs years convn ntron at Jamestown Last summer Jnm Thorsen attended the Natronal Student Councll Conventuon rn Phuladelphua The councll omcers this year were Jam Thorsen, presldent, Bob Woutat, vuce presndent, Roberta Mchlantee, secretary Mr Arthur Evlu srts un on all meetungs and acts as advusor 40 ': K' 4 -'J C Q A 'L L' 4 B ,W NK .. ..-I J ' g 7 W1 rt. - I X Q t. yy. r v ' . . Y A' tg-- A V, lr. ,O ,J 1' 'ffs V- l K .J l J, it . . A I 'lag ,W . . Y. B ' - - ' ' ' X, Y W 'N D .l B ' ., e - , Q - ? , r A ' , l I ' f ' I f ' J I 'AGA if Rose, Nancy Nelson, Soma Land, Betsy Birrell, I .' y I ' 2 ' , I b . A S B -Q I ' I 1 f - 9 I . N N, A M . Q ' H' i t - ' , r . 4 - X 1 1 I fm . xx x K 4' LIE I ' ' r 1 Jlm T , I 4 . . - H H - - 1, H - qfy na 1 T ROW Duns A lx tau S llll l I L Ulllll flu 11 R an luyl ur SECOND ROW Susan lll Q 1 DQ I Kklill Susan nu rn s Dawn as RD ROW fx tn He nslunl Rolu rt Html L rt t g u not 1 ar Janus r lx Hnlan Thornps RED CROSS l2ed Lross started oft a bug year under th supervusuon of Mass Shnrley Gzlbert vwnth the electron of representattves and alternates from each horne room Among tlu nr many pragzcts for the ye ar wug sponsornng hob nobs and paclang a qrlt chest for overseas Lorrespondence with Red Cross Chapters around the world started vvnth thy run :pt of a scrapbook from o school lnGern1any All through thc year Red Cross ow d tln f t at C 41 'FIV' 'fr' K Qt A r. , . A ff-L' -5 ' ' - , 5' 5' , E - . W ,X :V . ' X X. x ',-. x .An . -W. 'xx , N.--Y FIRS : n , vu 'mon l.4r l Bum-LM-v Q xx Q ' I K t in . , 1 ll nun- Pa.l ty, Mvry Dall- Bit' , H1-ln-n rx 2' C x 1 H X4 - -E w nie-, ale- Q :s 2 - 'N , .4 i ' t te' v lu ltlnn-, M l-rv U1-ll-,lr-, Chl: -lr 'nltvutlu Jun - ' X 'l to Nykt d, I l' lun D f Vll M--,' Bgvm- Murrlyn Annll-:son Jutly Rus-,ow - THI : 't - K 1 lm, G fy - .J . x ' Q X on Mk- J l v St-php-n S tclv - ' x X! H xx ilnrlh-r Nlult- 'lantlm-l, L on. 3 Q . I I P K .Mia , - s- fx f'- J u ' ' A 4 . . , u A Y ,J A v , . l , , , , . X . 5- K s A v -X 1 ' fl I X X pr W -rnsvlxvs one at flu: most vvortltfwhilv Qlul S C-ntrul, t XX Q iw I .u A , j X , Q X S X it ' x. , f NX TRI Y g mm 'Vi mg f om f rig M s Larson Jane Quote Georgine Johnson Miss Edmunds Miss Bork Marie Solberg Norma Isaacson Miss Boen Sonia Land Audrey Becker, Carolyn Sheets, Ellen Loberg, Carol Rose, Susan Barnes. With the largest membership of all the organizations at Cen- tral Tri-Y spent another busy year. The six workshops which are Service Music, Ways and Means Publicity Social and Greenleaf all vvorlced hard in their protects and activities. Tri-Y s float 'isavc It to Us tied for first place in the Home- coming Parade. The annual Christmas program given with the Hi-Y s, was again successful. And the beautiful White Gift Service, a tradition of Tri-Y to give help to the needy, was as impressive as always, The formal, because at good planning and hard work, was O great success. 42 H S Q 2? :S S nv .I L AX 'Sb-41' W Q1 W -as tggiwl 1 to r cnc 41 Morne tu em HQ nsruct Ing llOlNY7 1 ss cn Urol Rosa M try Jr co uson Auf rp nu ur Ht: vs P nr Quo e Cor mr n Bloon er sun B rr mo cn lllpps l. nr The olhcers tor the yeor were Normo lsoocson president lent Morne Solberg secretory Suson Born: s trrusuut ond Audrey Beclcu progrom Cltonrmcm Work .lGllE QUCllC WCS plE,Slf hnson servtce Sonuo Lond woys ond mpons Lorolyn Sheets musuc Ellen Loberg Greenleaf poper Curol Rosy publtcuty ond Geroldune Mc Adxtsors vxue Mass Boen Mass Edmunds Mrs Lorson, on shop heods were Georglne Jo Donald soctdl Miss Borlq -13 as :- Y' -' ' ' ', x .' ..'.. ,.' . fs- h ' 1. l ll' - . 7 ', Q. ' ' Q V4 , - 1 i I. 4 , J , 1. . 9 A4 t ' , -' 5 so X ,se .f - in , - 1 N: . A A ,lx LF, al '- 4 ,- A K in X Q l ' 4 -V X ' l N' f ' fn . - , ' P - -f A f 45' G .- A A - Nl X lf-A ' li -, V ' J ' X L ' l' 'L - X . 3 N '- , ' V 'L' -X .- r Q , X ef, -1- - - . L K , x Sh- -, 5' i ,Xiu I 1 Y if s 1i 5 f- .s A ' 1 X' Q t , s Q lf' , -n ,N X 9 - L I . ' - s , ,f A 'Q 1 I as i N -.I S 'vt f X - , '-,- ' A A 5 ry K RW' 'j rox. af ,fs,X..,f,,, . . K - ' ' 0 ' I t , '4 ,X , l - -U. V -A if dx, A-, Q ' Q -is ' .-1 J rf? . . l l 'l . N 6' J X A ' . - xxx' i' X, Q , -rx ' fs , x sg , If A w ' ,. 1' A 1'X x' .' ' RX X . I' 'JJ Sift' lr-lt tu vtxght, Gp l'tme MCD :l 1 Sol 1 A Q, All - 1 N Cf f Slw-ts, M. lwul El 'dvds C -, L Kcmy 1 l , l Ay llwtlxvt Cr-rnrlttrte lulrnsmw, Nr 'tx ls,r1.x4fon,Mtss Alert- Bm-11, Ckutwl llolwolt, M '. lo -lmstugl Mrs Esther Lumo ., Karen Brett, Jr: - l , , - 1 ', Su 41 ws Mr-, EI! unov Booth Ellen loba-rg, So ll ll, Kem-n 1 Miss l-,nhl-Ill' Binh Slnn.-rr Doll, mul -Run t Ollw f K ts-V ' I ' I V d 1 v -:G X..- ' fx pur- DELTA HI Y Delta the oldest Hi-Y at Central hnished another successful year ot service activity. The tirst project launched by the club was the annual Homecoming Dance which was enioyed by all. Delta also sponsored hob-nobs to raise funds tor worth-while protects such as world service organizations school protects and the National Hi-Y service, Two delegates were sent to the International l-li-Y Convention in Minot. Deltas olticers were David Grinnell, president, Jim Thorsen, viceepresident, Tom Schimlce, secretary, Ernie Gregoire, treasurer, Richard Allen, chaplain, and Paul Grinnell, sergeant-at-arms, Their advisor is Ken Rio. 44 4-'Y FIRST ROW Richard Allen Glen Knudsvig Dave Rubin David Grinnell Ernie Gregoire Ken Hurd John Dillon SECOND ROW Dovid Bray Terry Havig Paul Grinnell Mark Ashton .lim Ascosta George Benner Ken Cook Gene Fish THIRD ROW Bob Siegal Herb Tinnes Ken Kabat Lynn Lovegren Mike Mullen Pete Frltzell Ron Olson Bill Porter Delta s officers are Seated Dick Allen Jim Thorsen Dave Grinnell Standing Torn Schimke Paul Grinnell and Ernie Grego r X Nt 4, All : ': . 1 ' ,R K I l -2 ' FIRST ROW Junk Uhas Dan Goodwln Larry am vvy D :Hon Tylong Sp: s SECOND W Y 4 o H s H v re S alnan Ulm J 1 funn IS shown FRONT ROW Danny Lnvxm l y Sh BACK ROW mx s v v. T.-7 C 'Wx K ' , I A 1 K A 2, rm- 'NS mf sf 3 L1-N- 4. H gl ki I fx ,fx .N A 4 N Q 1. 4 7 K '-x N ' ' I Nl' fu .am OMEGA HI Y Omega HI Y Completed another sufc ssful ye ar undu tho leadnrshwp of Prysmdm nt Larry Shane Among The-nr proqects was the annual Saduo Hawkins Dance whuch proved To bc cnrerraumng for all The money received from the hob nob sponsored by Omega was donated To several worth whale causes They also sent delegates to fha Infernahonal Hu Y Convennon at MxnoT Other Omega ofhcers bosndes Pre-ardent Shane were Danny Goodwin vrra pn srdf nt Douglas Thorpe, secrmary Terry Shoots Treasurer, and David Ludtke, clwaplam 41 -:gg K . A r - A - ' A V , ,F gxy ny, 1 ' y Sh xx JU A t I x .UH J -k i W K A .Y Y 1 'R .- 'Lk 1 Q. 5 . RO : wi J '1kLYI, Duck lm-, fvvle- C ff -O3 Ol lf 1 ' ', Lqouv, Dun- lwchhv, M1Vm'In+f Svvwfb:-rq Jun Nu 'W ' Ol' . L 6 ' ' ' 'z er '-' A' ' 1 ,L , Q- ' y :L -W - I., , ! 7 T y , . D , , 5 9, 4 . ' , KI x ' ,v A N :I 'H ' 1' , 1 , ' ' J A ,-v 4, - GUM ' , ur: ' una- 1 lUfynrl Hxmpv Tr-vrv Sh - 'YN and Da 'zd LLMVM' La ff? 7- f N - A 1: ?. ' ' V x N' -- I X ' - X F , if ze 3' 1' . 2' ' 2 Q kv I , . . 4 . . X . . . I r . . Che VO lx 'I as 42. SIGMA HI Y During its third year Central s youngest Hi-Y club led by President Roland Erickson accomplished much toward its aim of service. Some of the proiects were furnishing the school library with a phonograph and records sponsoring a hob-nob contributions to world service organizations and entering a float which placed second in the Homecoming Parade. Delegates were also sent to the International Hi-Y Convention in Minot. Ofhcers for the year under President Erickson were John Harty, vice-president, Dale Erickson, secretaryg Ron Bergom, treasurer, Harland Lee, chaplain, and Verlyn Ness, sergeant-at-arms. 46 FIRST ROW Bob Burkhart Wayne Davis Roland Erick son Dale Erickson Jack Pushinsky Dove Hartson SECOND ROW Phil Yagla Harland Lee Harris Iverson Verlyn Ness Jack Maides John Youngs Donald Niles Otticers pictured from left to right are SEATED John Harry Roland Erickson STANDING Dale Erickson Ron Bergorn Verlyn Ness Harland Lee N - P 'cff FIRST ROW: Glen Olson, John Jarrett, Byron Evenson Jerry Schultz, Dole Austreng, Bucky Thrnll, Jerry Wentz SECOND ROW: Jim Newland, loin Hoghoug, Gciry Plodson, Cliriilvs Mcliuy, Albert Spa-rling, George Mc Kinnon Jrnk Muus Gln-n Gulliclxsun Don Erinkson luis pictured rom ln nigh ore on Kustii Bob Woutot Jeriy Schultz Byron Evr son und Victor Schultz lf'-11 'SS' ,I 1 ,rw TRIANGLE HI-Y One of Triangle Hi Ys onnuol protects was the Skit Contest which proved to be successful ogoin this veor Other protects accomplished were sponsoring of hob nobs ofter up to the purpose of Hi Y These things were corried out under the dble leodership of Jerry Schultz president Robert Woutot vice president Victor Schultz secretory treasurer Byron Evenson chcmploin Gary Kuster Duwoin Fogerstroni served os advisor ofthe club 47 OH' 'f - f -it to ' 1 ,, G y f . ', , , Nll i as U ro. 0 - ' .. P11 lf Q, iz. , i N 1. - 1 X ' .. J T' A X A 6 V . .- , , . I . X 1 ,x , , I. . . . . . - 'i , 1 r ' gonies, oiding with the March of Dimes, ond buying furniture for the YMCAg thus living . 'l 1 , A Q Y' 3 I' ' 4, ...., ll i c. 4 , , , ,,. XX' 2 X . , : ,xv snulij , ' - V f ' , ' 1 , ' Q 5 A 'Q . . --gig . , ' 4 gg. c f, A N-I L- I,---1 'rn I Ur 4'sF i if l J ZETA HI Y Thus year Zeta under the leadershrp of presrdent Bob Peabody sponsored several hob nobs and rorned wrth Trr Y and the other Hr Ys to present the annual early nrornrng servrce Zeta used the money rarsed from therr hob nobs to send delegates to the lnter natronal I-lr Y Conference held thrs year rn Mrnot Other ofhcers besrdes Presrdent Peabody are Brll Bohnott vrce presrdent Pat Telle secretary Turn Slanner treasurer and Vrctor Quale sergeant at arms Frrtz Engel rs therr adyrsOr 48 FIRST ROW Brll Chrrstenson Pat Keely Bob Kennelly Drclc Samson Don Weaver Arthur Bersecker and Ted Skrnner SECOND ROW Drck Brdon Gary Frsh Greg Mcfreary Kent Palm Larry Grlbertson and Dewey Agatness THIRD ROW Pat Telle Trrrr Slcrnnu Duane Dahl Dennrs Cooper Bah Peabody Brll Bohnoft and .lrrn Sondreol Q1 .1 rcers f tured I rn lft Jlr e rn Slcrnner Bob Peabody and Brll Bohnott If Q -7. l I A r .f ,. -, If ' , ' ' , L1 'T .. '-' 1 , - I - I 1, - 1--v - Z F v 2 I I P f r 5 , . 3 , I I l ' Q 1 ' I N X ' ' Q. ' I ' . f ' 1 l In S 'I RX P' P '! be 1 J' ' X 1 r ' ' I 4 'I ' U' fx Pr 'I q 5, I- 1. - Q Ii' lg A mf- r Q I I ey PQI, ' - 1 I. . N If -4 ' X , . af ' H- OH' arc ro e to rrcr ar 1 Tr 2,4 l fi -s .13 . t . I H . H, F F . 1 ,. , .F . A A X i I . I ' ' . P . .' 1' vt I l -1 f . ' r . . . V r r r r 4 4 A A A. I .x fi el -,V , Til tml Bob Owens and Gary Wohlwend two novice debaters look over the handbook The debate squad is left to right Marlyn Maqnuson Sharon Nelson Scott Pearson Marian Burdick Marlys Traefald and Bob Owe ns DEBATE Debating the question Resolved That the Federal Government should guarantee higher education to qualified high school graduates through grants to colleges and universities, the debate squad had another successful year. The tearn 'node several trips during the year. The whole squad traveled to Fargo for a dcoate clinic early in the year. Several exchange meets with Crookston were held for practice. The varsity went to Gustavous Adolphus College in St. Peter, Minnesota, to compete with 65 other schools in the country's largest debate meet. They also competed in the Eastern Division meet and in the State meet The debate team consisted entirely of new members with the exception of Scott Pearson. The Varsity debaters were Scott Pearson and Marlys Trae- fald, aftirmative, and Marion Burdick and Marilyn Magnuson, negative. 49 The Varsity Team is left to right: Scott Pearson Marlys Troetald Marlyn Mag nuson, and Marian Burdick gr cn if? 2 Y Q, 3 7 v Q f. Q., 'ifngfxx 7' S37 I A Officers puctured are Bonme Beyl Mlke Mandel Audrey Anderson and Eleanor Hetta sv ld Members puctured are lett to right FIRST ROW Mackey Byrne Roxanne Torvuk Bonnne Beyl Eleanor Hetta Audrey Ander son Mlchael Mandel Mass Gllbert SECOND ROW Barbara Wood Marulyn Hankerson Judy Bredemeoer Janet Rnchards THIRD ROW Karen Simons Lavonne Hovet Lola Tangen Barbara Long FOURTH ROW Beverly Severson Wally Capps Mette Munch Nona Tunnes Judy Meussner Peggy Hanson FIFTH ROW Gary Wohlwend Jlm Newland John Lund Scott Mclean Ray Drckle Alan MacKuchan Davud Klstler LATIN CLUB Meeting every other Friday Latm Club spent an actlve year under the guidance of Miss Shlrley Gulbert Members voted to call the club Nero s Matches Among the year s actlvutnes was the annual Roman Banquet First year Latm students under slavemaster Jlm Newland acted as slaves for their nnrtnatuon into Latm Club Each mem ber also had two protects during the year Oftlcers were Make Mandel presndent Audrey Anderson vlce presldent Eleanor Hefta secretary treasurer and Bonnle Beyl program chairman 50 f 7 , we '- A . lj 0 9 .. 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I . . . . . . . l l I Spanish ll officers seated Barbara Lenci vice president standing are Judy Reiton secretary Jim Acosta president and Marcia Osbourne treasurer FIRST ROW left to right Barbara Lencr Janet Hoffman Carol Enger Danielle Drseth Jill Sandrneyer Marcia Osbourne .Iudy Renton SECOND ROW Richard Elofson Yvone Lertald Carol Bue Janet Cordrey Rozean Taylor Jean Ann Shane Janice Van Duyn THIRD ROW Harrrs Arneson .lim Rubin Darlene Chromy Barbara Hull Sylvia Snyder Rebecca Roberts Diane Spidahl STANDING Morley Glicken Jerry Koons Gary Swanson Guy Ashton Gary Robertson Jim Acosta Gary Swanson Larry Peterson SPANISH CLUB Adelante slempre adelante' says the motto of the two divisions of the club spent cr busy year Movies reports conversations 'Jnd skits in Spanish and singing of authentic Spamsh folk songs filled the meetings A lount celebration of Pan American Day was also held in Apr: With Mrs Ansel Wnneman as advisor the club suc cessfully worked toward nts purpose of learning more about the life history and customs of Spam and Span I dd d Spanish lolficers seated Sylvia Snyder vice pres ish American countries Individual protects a so o e 'dem Jean Ann shone presldem mndmg Dlone interest and aided in understanding the people of Spanish speaking countries Sprdahl secretary and Guy Ashton treasurer 1 :sf P A fb El Circulo Espanol. With meetings every third Friday, 5 I 'l. ,Mx CX tlgi n . FIRST ROW Vnvlan Blermeland Lmda Strobel Shame Muller Bonnte Fontaine Kay Ann Flom Sonia Land SECOND ROW Mark Olson Carol Lange Judy Rossow Susan Wnlson Jam Wahl Janxce Ofterdahl Meredtth O Connor THIRD ROW Steve Ellnngton Sharon Foster Gay Massee Bob McGovern Kendall Cooke Marlys Fontaune Ilona Pederson FOURTH ROW Ltnda Boe Murual Feast Susan Robbuns Mary Moore Joan Page FRENCH CLUB Le Cercle Francaus which had been lnactlve for the past few years was reor ganuzed the second semester under the supervuston of Mrs Wlneman The club con sastung of twenty five members meets every third Friday The purpose ofthe organization TS to supplement work done an class by provtdmg the members wuth background material on the French people and their customs and also to furnush practnce In speaklng the language The theme was an Imaginary tour of France The program encluded playlets songs talks films prolects book reports and games OmCe,sSe0,ed me Vmon Blmmelond 5,O,,d,ng Ofhcers were Vlvlan Bgermeland Presndent Soma Land Vice Presldent Lunaa Soma Land Lando Strobel Susan Robbms Strobel Secretary and Susan Robbins Treasurer '32 T , In . L 'La 1' K A, .M N. T. l V J' 4 T' 1 . Q . . 4, . - str ' , 1- 4,4 . 1, In s ,, ,.-.. T 'T :X Xa vii 4 r T F S of X - , X.g,v,,4 1, y ut. , .X . 3, ..-.1 X - n Q 'I' :f.'.:f1 7,2 ,-,a n, 1 X, - . -'V ' ' - 5 - .. L If . ' T. -z ,ei I I . Q7 ' ' ' ' . . I I ni' . 1 ', . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 ' ' ' , ' g 1 F 1 ' 1 1 , . , 1 , . nrt N we Q? sw. vs-9 ' Members pictured left to right FIRST ROW Keith Nelson Roger Petrlch Mr Lode Patrucla Snoolc Sylvto Snvder SECOND ROW Michael Harvey Marvrn Kosmotka Walter Mathews Ilm Sandmeyer Harland Lee Dems Vangrud Vlc Schultz THIRD ROW Don Berquam Ray DICklt. Lester Col Irson Ray Solee Steve Dlppe Nell Hensrud Fred Johnson Charles DeMontrgny SIOUX SCIENCE CLUB Promotlng Interest In sclence and acqualntlng members with careers In that field IS the mann oblectlve of the Science Club Meetongs are held every other week Speakers and demonstratlons on various subpects of Interest and talks by members concernung thelr prolects often hlghllght the meetings Educattonal tours are also part ofthe club s actlvrtues Each sprung the member s prolects are exhlbrted for the P T A Officers for the year are Roger Petrtch presldent Pctrrcua Snook vlce president Kelth Nelson secretary and Verlyn Ness treasurer Mr Lade IS the advlsor for the grouo 53 ger Petrlch Presudent '-1' Patrlcra Snoolm Vice presudent GP Kerth Nelson Secretary Verlyn Ness Treasurer 'ws-K Ro ' I mtg I Q, Q,c 2.. Q W' s I Ci' I V I V il Hawk Q I I , 1 1 gr ll if! Q ,. ' , I 5 ' 'tv I y '41 an ' . ' fs' QW N Ut - X I 'M' ' Q Q L ' sis? . . I o . I X ,121 - I E I . 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FIRST ROW Mlchael OConnell Llo d Lmnell Ro er Johnson JI W hl SECOND ROW y g m a Rudy Kruemer Leonard Delesku Mlke Meagher Lelgh Norstrum Ruchard Sollom Dems Daly Advnsor A G El and PROJECTION CLASS One of Central s most etticnent servlce clubs the protection for the various classes in school and also for various clubs throughout the cuty The class consists of 20 members and meets once a week for lnstructlon by their advusor Mr A G Elland Chief progectlonlsts are Lenord Deleskl Rudy Kraemer Leigh Norstrum and Lloyd Lmnell 54 T f Members of the Stage Crew are FRONT ROW left to rlght David Schroeder Dave Ludtke Terry Sheets Duck Lee Har land Lee SECOND ROW Terry McCosh Roger Johnson John Beaton Lavonne Hart Davud Beaton LaVerne Svedberg STAGE CREW Working after school and during their spare trme Central s efficient stage crew has spent mony long hours preparmg the settrngs for varuous school productlons These boys under the skullful gundance of Prof Sheets are alone responstble for the stage props equipment lsghtrng and publrc address servuce for the school actnvntnes Besldes the valuable experuence they recezve for thenr efforts each member of the crew receuved M crednt and a letter for 75 hours of work Another phase of theur work Includes operatung the record player ond P A for hobnobs 55 '- The boys who operate the swrtchboard are left to rlght Duck Lee Roger Johnson and Dovud Beaton lil' Gettnng the prono ready for a concert are Terry McCosh Horland Lee Terry Sheets and Davnd Schroeder QQ Qies John Harty Chief 45 Rick Bock Judge Ernest Pletan Advisor :Qt -......, Puctured above are the Hall Patrol Sergeonts They are standing loft to nght Roland Eruckson Jam Jarrett Mary Honson Mike Mullen and Kenny Hurd Seated lS Ellen Loberg HALL PATRCL Keeplng order and elumlnotung a ltttle of the confusion In the halls and stonrways of Central the Hall Patrol us continually on the gob John Harty served as the patrols chlef wlth Make Mullen ossnstung hum and Rrck Bock was chosen as ludge Mr Ernest Pletan ns the advisor The patrol has approxnmately 70 members whose duty nt IS to co operate wxth the rest ofthe student body In securing order whale school as In sesslon 50 O 1 . l fs. ' 4 s . S .2 K , 4, ,Q . M Q3 4, t W -- P' , . Q.. T ' fi, ' tl ' L ,, 2 t sg v 1 .f s W, ., y. xv, ,gl n so --1 A wr , Q , EE? V ff, :','- - ?': f ' .,:::4-.'..Q' 222 ...'.Ig' . I '. . l f' vs , 1' .V. ,.'1' . . y ' V- .MZZQ - 5 Y K ' . ! m 'Q L A , V . I 4 . I . I , I A . V .4 '1 V ' ' - 1 i 1- - F -G 's.,,N ws. ....., wvy T7 14:1 M l Z1 Q4 FIRST ROW Dewey Cady Morley Glunlx uu Bob Owens SECOND ROW Leonard Werre Duck Sollom James Larson Sleve Robunsou Bob luums Ordean Flouuu CAMERA CLUB Thus year for the hrs! rurne sunce T951 the Camera Club advused by Muss Aluce Hale held meet ungs and provuded acluvutues for those unierested un phofoqraphy Thus organuzafuon mel Wednesday noons throughout the school year to gather maferual whuch they sen? to the Nafuonal Hugh School Pholographuc Awards durung January February and March They also head varuous guest speakers at These meelungs The TO member club us headed by Bob Owens, Presudenl, Dewey Cady, Vuce presudenl, and Morley Glucken, Secretary Treasurer 71 sf' SS Camera Club ofhcers are lel! ro rught Bon O Dewey Cady and Morley Gluc luen . -, .bf . 4 - . ' , , s ' -fi N' s - haw A 1' 'I f ll if g . , y I A , L X - 0 1 . ,I e., - A, A. Lv Q- 'H 1 p . , T- ' l I ' T l 'uk Q.. 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X '-v C5 Front Row left to right Mary Jo Hlelmstad Duane lndrudson Pat Bettschen Avus Dowhower Charlotte Olson Back Row Judy Lundgren Muss Bomstead Joanne Davrdson Ardrs Walen Paula Cooper Georgme Johnson Dora Wllson Sandra Berg Judy Rumestad Sharon Thoraldson h-s, 'm Seated are Pat Nelsn Malcolm Murdock Annette Jacobson Kay Tucker Standung Denms Cooper Pat Telle Dave Grrnnell CENTRALIAN This year s lournaltsm class published an Issue of the CENTRALIAN twtce each month throughout the school year under the leadershnp of Malcolm Murdock edutor and Mass Beulah Bomstead advasor Pat Nelson advertustng manager Kay Tucker busmess manager and Annette Jacobson cnrculatlon manager took care ofthe solncutatlons for the self supported paper In charge of sports were Denms Cooper Dave Grinnell and Pat Telle The paper recenved highly supertor In the Northern In rerscholastlc Press Conference at the Unnverstty ofNortr1 Dakota and hrst class In the Northern Scholastic Press As soclatlon at the Unlverslty of Minnesota FIRST ROW left to rnght Barbara Lencn Janlce Nygaard Carol Rose Peggy Hanson Jane Quale Bonnne Beyl Terry Sheets SECOND ROW Susan Barnes Georgme Johnson Peggy Jo Herberger Norma Isaacson Eleanor Hefta Nona Tlnnes Sylvia Snyder THIRD ROW Harland Lee Ernue Gregoare James Thorsen Duane lndrudson Lynn Lovegren Linda Strobel Jean Bloker THE 1956 FORX To commemorate the 70th anniversary of the founding of Central the Forx staff co edited by Peggy Hanson and Carol Rose chose the theme Here We Grow Working after school and on Saturdays the staff falth fully met each of the four deadlines and also set a new record for student sales Jane Quale busmess manager was nn charge of the finances the great est part of whuch were contrnbuted by Grand Forks merchants Headung each dnvnsuon were Jean Bloker dnvusaon pages Janice Nygaard and Avus Dowhower sensors Sylvia Snyder and Nona Tannes ac tlvntues Georglne Johnson and Barbara Lencl admlnlstratnon Eleanor Hefta faculty Jlm Thorsen and Ernue Gregoire sports Duane lndrldson and Pat Bettschen features Susan Barnes Terry Sheets Harland Lee nndex Du Wann Fagerstrom IS the Gdvlsor 59 I Shown above are Jane Quale busmess manager Peggy Hanson and Carol Rose co editors l l l 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 . 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SA ' 1 .sic g l 4 ' ,- V - I .. 1. - - 1 Q I I I - 7 1 F 1 7 1 ' I 1 I 1 7 1 I 1 7 1 1 1 - ' I ' 5 FIRST ROW left to right Annette Jacobson Barbara Johnson Sharon Gardner Pat Nelson Gail Schuster Barbara Wood Susan Wilson Sharie Miller Susan Robbins Judy Rossow Marilyn Anderson Toni McNamee Jo Nelson Joanne Davidson Mary Jo Hlelmsted Suzanne McCreary Joyce lon Virginia Lund Barbara Llpsle Annette Dalke Galle Fontaine SECOND ROW Sharon Thoraldson Laverne lee Dora Wilson Betty Vallnskl Joan Benlamrn Carol Fitzaerald Joan Page Mary Moore Brooke Baukol Kay Tucker Harriet Kopang Marcia Jacoby lrene Lalo Judy Brederneyer Carolyn Malmos Elaine Ruud Ann Wentz Carol Bidon Judy Winter Jean Culbertson Pat Wilhelm THIRD ROW Patty Greenlund Doris Anderson Jean Thorfinnson Marlyn Wilson Katherine Munroe Susan Potter Gloria Folos Bonnie Pasbrig Marcy Johnson Karen Wheelmg Murna lkland Bonnie Barkle Berna Bronson Susan lndridson Dawn Day Sharon Paul Coralie Ultelg Alayne Waxvik Vick: Spangelo FOURTH ROW Carol Rose Donna Walsh Beverly McClalTin Mary Ellen Forseythe Bonnie Beyl Janice Quenrud Paula Cooper Shirley Helga Isabel Rauk Lois Munroe Mae Locken Marnita Cushman Marilyn Dowhower Dianne Bergh Edith Hunderson Sharon Ainsworth Barbara Street Barbara Benner Mary Wesbee Audrey Becker Pegg Hanson FIFTH ROW Sandra Dolmseth Marcia Olson Barbara Long Jean Charleston Darlene Stol ler Marlys Traefold Thale Nelson Eunice Crawford Lola Tangen Yvonne Lerfald Carol Bue Shell Stolee Peggy Jo Herberger Micky Byrne Charlotte Cox Mary PEP CLUB Ann Lannina Bonnie Fontaine Marion Dahl Molly Mullen Delores Moser met once a month to discuss money making projects and good sportsmanship at the games. of-town games. this active organization. retary-Treasurer. From left to right is Loydine Gul- lickson, Toni McNames, and Jo 00 Nelson. Headed by Toni McNamee. President this year s pep club consisted of approximately 125 members and The club also sponsored a hob-nob bought headbands to wear at the games and chartered buses for out Promoting school spirit and sportsmanship by aiding the cheerleaders in cheering is the main purpose of Other ofticers besides President McNames were Jo Nelson vice-president- and Loydine Gullickson Sec i r t I 4 s, l l l 5 A f L . A X 4x 3 FRONT ROW Jean Ann Shane Sonia Dahl and Jane Quale BACK ROW Sharon Severson Brenda McKinnon and Jackie Brown lv 'li ln the picture at the left are Sonia Dahl Brenda McKinnon and Jean CHEERLEADERS Leading the cheering of the student body at games throughout the year, the cheerleaders car- ried out the fine tradition of Central. Led by captain, Jane Quale, they cheered at all the games, represented Central at both the Eastern and the State tournaments held this year in Minot. They also sponsored a hobnob. Other members of the squad are Jackie Brown, Sonia Dahl, Sharon Severson, Brenda McKinnon, and Jean Ann Shane T Ann Shane ln the picture at the right are Sharon Severson Jane Quale and Jackie Brown 61 FIRST ROW, left to right: Jill Sandmeyer, Jean Ann Shane, Marian Burdick, Karen Simons, Norma Isaacson, Rox- anne Hamburg, Carol Enger, Helen Pazderic, Maralyn Magnuson. SECOND ROW: Suzanne McCreary, Marion Dahl, Judy Rossow, Brenda McKinnon, Carol Fitzgerald, Mrs. Harm, Sharie Miller, Marlene Aune, Georgine John- son, Mary Jo Hielmstad, Joanne Davidson, Judy Winter, Mona Kay Larson, Carol Rose. THIRD ROW: Sharon Rier- son, Marcy Johnson, Geri McDonald, Mary Cooper, Carol Klinsasser, Cherryl Boylogh, Judy Huff, Donna Walsh, Bonnie Fontaine, Delores Moser, Ardythe Ellegard, Sharon Nelson, Chloe Trenbeath. FOURTH ROW: Pat Bettschen, Susan Robbins, Sharon Foster, Paulette Austin, Janice Van Duyn, Ellen Loberg, Gloria Moser, Mary Hanson, Ardis Walen, Janice Quenrud, Lois Munro, Mary Jane Dietrich, Deanna Nelson. FIFTH ROW: Violet Drees, Meredith O'Connor, Janice Nygaard, Betty Valinski, Marcia Olson, Gail Schuster, Carolyn Sheets, Maureen Scully, Marlene Dietrich, Celia Berg, Joy Creighton, Mary Ellen Forsythe. SIXTH ROW: Diane lndridson, Elaine Byrge, Toni Mc- Namee, Laurel Christopher, Helen Evenson, Darlene Iverson, Nancy Collison, Mary Moore, Mickey Byrne, Mette Munch, Charotte Cox, Irene Lola, SEVENTH ROW: Doris Anderson, Lola Tangen, Evonne Larfold, Lois Hughes, Marlys Fontaine, Gayle Fontaine, Pat Wilhelm, Bonnie Beyl, Shirley Helgoe, Sandra Jacoby, Carole Tangen, Marcia Jacoby. EIGHTH ROW: Marlys Trafault, Diane Elikson, Sandra Anderson, Elizabeth Drayton, Darlene Halvorsen, Judy Lindgren, Carmen Ruddy, Madelyn Roeder, Rose Mary Freutel, Mildred Beine, Phyllis Sand, Marlys Gunderson, Shirley Gregoire. NINTH ROW: Linda Strobel, Judy Wedin, Joyce Iverson, LaVonne Hovet, Ann Zea, Carol Love- gren, Sonia Dahl, Marlys Smith, Susan Barnes, Helen Korphage, Linda Boe, Bonnie Steen, Shelby Day. 62 G.A.A. This year Central's Girl's Athletic Association under the lead- ership of Norma Isaacson, and the advisor Mrs. Ruth Harm met regularly and participated in several tournaments including, basketball and volleyball. This active organization meets once every week to give the girls interested in sports additional time for team games. GAA make contribuitions to the Polio fund and sponsored a hobnob after an athletic contest. Other ofticers besides President Norma Isaacson are: Carolyn Sheets, vice-president, and Pat Bettschen, secretary-treasurer. Omcers seated from left to right are Norma Isaacson, and Pat Bettschen Standing is Carolyn Sheets, FIRST ROW: left to right: Glen Olson, James Newland, Roger Petrich. SECOND ROW: Carol Rose, Audrey Becker, Vicki Spangelo, Ellen Loberg, Sondra Dolmseth THIRD ROW: Carmen Ruddy, Carol Bue, Gail Crossen, Brooke Boukol, Bonnie Beyl, Nona Tinnes, Morlys Robertson, Doris Anderson, Ina Loman, Gail Anderson. PLAY PRODUCTION The Potential Actors of Central under the direction of Miss Dorothy Zimmerman, find a chance to employ their skills in Play Production Class. This year the class studied acting, makeup, directing, casting, and writing, as well as pro- ducing several plays and a variety show. A new system where-by the class only meets twice a week and receives M credit was em- ployed this year for the tirst time and seemed to prove very satisfactory. 63 I 3 I ...- F ,ai,' Iflf ' E- 1.4 Audrey Becker is pictured trimming the beard she has lust put on Glen Olson. Standing left to right are: Sandro Dclm- seth and Vicki Spangelo. Seated is Dick Skare in o scene from Little Women. Members ot the cast seated left to rrght are Lmda Strobel Karen Sumons Darlene Halyorson Tom Schrmke Judy Lrndgren Standing are Ronnre Olson Paul Anderson Judy Rlmestad Lynn Lovegren and Kenny Meyer TIME OUT FOR GINGER JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Trme Out For Ginger under the dlrectlon of Mass Dorothy Zimmerman was presented by the Junlor Class as nts annual play The three act comedy centered around Ginger Carroll the daughter and Howard Carroll the father ably por Glnger was obsessed wuth the Idea to play football Others In the cast Included Darlene Halvorson Mrs Carroll .saren Srmons Joan Carroll Linda Strobel Jeannue Carroll Kenny Meyer Tommy Greene Lynn Lovegren Eddie Davis Ronnle Olson school prrnclpal Paul Anderson bank pres: dent and Judy Rrmstad as Lnzzue the mold 64 Lynn Lovegren and Judy Lmdgren lvtterbug as Tom Schlmke and Darlene Halvorson look on Kenny Meyer pleads wnth Judy whale other members ot the cast watch trayed by Judy Lindgren and Tom Schimke. Mr. Carroll nearly lost his iob because . . I I ' ' V . ! ROW I left to rught Marnlyn Bgordahl Eltzabeth Burrell Barbara Schroeder Patty Ruton Patrlcna Lunde Laurel Christopher Carolyn Sheets ROW 2 Susle Wentsel Rosme Taylor Kay Ann Flom Darlene Sandstrom Marllyn Cole Marlene Aune Norma lsaacson ROW 3 Sharon Thoraldson Mary Jo Hgelmstod Joanne Davnd son Georgnne Johnson Jean Gulbertson Mary Craig Peggy Hanson ROW4 Lots Monroe Julre Rergal Annette Shlle Carol Bldon Mary Westbee Marilyn Anderson Peggy Herberger ROW5 Cornlle Ultelg Janice Quenrud Susan lndrldson Elame Ruud Sharon Paul Barbara Street Susan Barnes Ralph Sollom ROW 6 Vac Schultz Glen Gullrcksan Ronald Banmck Audrey Anderson Jamce Nygaard Merry Dale Bateman Carol Burkland Carol Lovegren ROW 7 Frame Hyelm stad Helen Korfhage Dlane Indrtdson Loyd1neGullnckson Marlys Smnth Lando Bae Sandra Berg Karen Zentler ROWS Mr Sherwood Karen Wentsel Vuolet Drees Sandra Jondahl Betty Branvold Pat Bettschen Sylvia Snyder Bonlta Pasbrlg Pat Snook Gall Schuster Maureen Scully Joyce Yagla Wesley Sondreal Steve Dnppe SOLO CLASS Solo Class under the supervlslon of Dwrght E Sherwood met every other Monday to lrsten and to grve helpful crltlcrsm to sololsts chosen from each of the four choruses Members chosen from the choruses to select the solotsts were Barbara Schroeder freshman Glen Gullrclcson sophomore Sharon Thoraldson IUDIOF Poland Erickson sensor Carolyn Sheets was general chalrman The purpose of thus class as to further Interest In solo work and gave both the sololsts and the group valuable experlence 65 A Vt 4: 1 .I 5 .. .. 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ROW 1 left to rsght Jaryl Hanson Dave Brenna Bob Snegal Jack Maedes Carolyn Sheets accompamst Ordean Flom Tom Hoghoug Lynn Lovegren Roland Erickson Jack Puschlnslcy ROW 2 Ron Olson Neal Hensurd Morley Gllcken Jum Newland Marvln Kosmotka George Georgecus Tom Schumlme Bob Woutat Ralph Sollom ROW 3 Mlke Mondel Dave Grnnnell Gary Kuster Dale Eruckson John Harty Tom Koehnleln Fred Johnson Ralph Berg George Benner Terry Sheets ROW4 Jam Thorson Artue Wardner Glenn Gulluckson Verlyn Ness Wesley Sondreal Vuc Schultz Ron Bannack Landns Gryte ROW 5 Mr Sherwood Ernue Gregoure Steve Duppe Richard Allen Jlm Seeman Malcom Murdock BOY S GLEE CLUB Meetrng each Tuesday noon throughout the year the Boy s Glee Club a new organuzotlon practiced numbers to be sung an Centraltan Chorus and also sang purely for the enloyment Under the leadershnp of Dwught E Sherwood the Glee Club took part IH the sprung concert and was entered In the sprung festnval 66 , 2 , , . . , t . , , . , . . . , . - I of ROW l left to rnght Lorna Olson Marlene Aune Mary Cralg Georglne Johnson Gall Schuster Meredith O Connor Pat Bettschen .Ioan Page Susan Robbnns Susan Wulson Judy Rossow Maureen Scully Lots Munro Judy Winter Joyce Yagla Mary JoHlelmstad ROW 2 Ruta Lerud Barbara Lencn Janlce Nygaard Kay Coulter Karen Hensrua Vuck Spangelo Bonnre Pasbrrg Soma Land Myrna Lee Thale Nelson Roberta Hanson ROW3 Shrrley Argall Betty Volnnsku Dora Wu son Carolyn Sheets Jannce Quenrud Vlae Locken Mnldred Berne Rosemary Freutel Madelyn Roeder Judy Jethro Marrlyn Cole Darlene Sandstrom Judy Coulter Peggy Hanson ROW A Rozean Taylor Angelme Plaggemeyer Joyce Spncer Judy O Connell Januce Spangelo Judy Thomson Carmen Ford Phyllus Thompson Morlys Fontotne Tom McNamee Bonnne Beyl Audrey Anderson Jean Gnlbertson Mona Kay Larson Pat Snook ROW 5 Helen Korphage Marlys Smnth Carol Lovegren Macky Byrne Mette Munch Nancy Nelson Darlene Wagner June McKensle Susan Barnes Kay Ann Flom Merry Bateman Carol Burkland Betty Bran vold Sharon Thoraldson Jlll Sandmeyer ROW 6 Paula Cooper Avis Dowhower Shnrley Helgo Marcia Olson Soma Dahl Duane lndrudson Lando Boe Chloe Trenbeath Sandra Berq Sandra Johndohl Sylvra Snyder Judy Rlmestad Eunice Crawford Susan Wentsel GIRL S GLEE CLUB Gtrl s Glee Club an organnzatnon new to Central thus year provnded the opportunnty for those Interested nn music to spend extra tnme snngnng The club was entered In the sprung festnval and took part ln the sprung concert Thus group was advised by Dwight E Sherwood 67 -111-1 ' ,1.,. 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Q 4 rt l , f U rl I I 1 r 1 f J T r , f ROW l left to rrght Duane Docken Bonnre Pasbrrg Sonra Land Jane Quale Katherrne Bryan Joanne Hall Thale Nelson Jackre Brown Verdel Behrn Shrrley Argall Joanne Davidson Judy Winter Betty Throndset Marlelyn Roeder Darlene Stoller Mildred Blene Audrey Anderson Poserncny freulel Joyce Yaqla Karen Hensrud Betty Vallnskl Karen Roth Maru Solberg Lrnda Blrven Marlene Schultz Sandra Jacoby ROW 2 Marcy Johnson Erleen Flovrk Sylvra Snyder Maureen Nelson Jean Grlbertson Janice Quenrud Lots Hlelrnsted Joanne Brager Shell Stolee Norma Isaacson Betty Celander Ruta Lerud Pat Snook Bonnie Beyl Mae Locken Sandra Berg Sharon Bock Barbara Lrlleberg Lrnda Trast ROW 3 Carol Burkland Merry Bateman Jrll Sandmeyer Georgrne Johnson Dora Wrlson Lots Munroe Barbara Lencl Pat Bettschen Kay Tucker Mary Crarg Mona Kay Larson Peggy Jo Herberger Roberta Hanson Kay Coulter Poberta McNamee Ruta Dezotel Mary Grady Vicks Spangelo Carolyn Sheets Pat Nelson Shirley Helgae Avls Dowhower Paula Cooper ROW 4 Roland Errckson Vrc Schultz Ernie Gregorre .lack Mardes Dave Grunnell Dale Errckson Moke Mandel Dave Cory Rnchard Allan Steve Dnppe Verlyn Ness Wesley Sondreal Tom Koehnlem Mal colm Murdock Jam Thorson .lock Puschtnsky Ron Bergom Artte Wardner Ralph Berg Marvun Kosmatka John Harty 4.-., Concluding therr musrcal career at Central the sophomore chorus of l954 make up the proud sensor chorus of 1956 under the drrectuon of Dwrght E Sherwood Thus able chorus has set up hne standards for nts followers to marntarn partrcrpatrng an varrous E? programs contrtbuttng several leads to the operetta and composing a large part of the Centrallan Chorus The sensors were also inthe annual Christmas program and sang the tradrtronal carols In the halls lust before vacatron began Black sixteenth note puns set an srlver were awarded any member of the group who had partrcrpated In chorus two years Sololsts were recogntzed by gold puns Officers thus year were Soma Land President Vrckr Spangelo Secretary Marne Sglberg Student dlrecfgr Dgve Grinnell Lgbrgflgn Senior Chorus offlcers left to right Sonra Land Davld Grinnell Vrckl Spangelo and Marne Solberg 68 SENIOR cr-:onus r ROW l left to right Darla Marfotte Judy Wedrn Meredlth O Connor Leona Wesolowslcr Helen Korfhage Sharon Thorcldson Susan Wentsel Marlene Dletrlch Loydmne Gulluclnson Geraldine Morin Judy Coulter Myrna Lee ROW 2 Nona Trnnes Betty Kgensrud Shnrley Helgeson Gall Crossen Marllyn Cole Linda Bae Darlene Chrome Janet Rrchards Marlys Fontame Betty Branvold Ann Zeo Gall Schuster Betty Stepanek ROW 3 Marcla Olson Sandra .londahl Karen Ray Judrt Rrmestad Jean Thortinnson Charlotte Olson Duanne Indrrdson Marilyn Green Tom McNamee Sonla Dahl Marlys Smrth Marlyn Wrlson Laurra Malm Pat q y y anson lm eemann ynn ovegren Paul Vondraceln Tom Schtmlne Terry Sheets George Benner Bob Woutat Gary Kuster Ralph Sollom JUNIOR CHORUS The lunror chorus showing great promrse for next year s senior chorus developed many fine solonsts and provrded several leads for the operetto They were also well represented rn the Grrls Glee Club Boys Glee Club and Centralran Chorus 2 -x Officers for the year were Bob Woutat presrdent Betty Branvold stu dent drrector Meredrth O Connor secretary and Tom Hoghaug lrbrarran lunlor Chorus officers left to rught Betty Branvold Bob Woutat Meredrth O Connor 69 Carlson, Susan Barnes. ROW 4: Ron Olson, Tom Hoghaug, Bill Llo d, Jar IH ,J' S ,L L , , ' , , 5, Lx , ' L L A I . . 9 ' I 1 I I W l l t r rt O M O to Annette Dalke Susan Ralxbrns ludy Rossow Carmen Ford loyre lon Roxanne Hanrltuva He en Pazderrr Marrlyn Hanlcerson Rozean Taylor Arrltth Tllfgarcl Phyllrs Thompson Vlclet Drees Janne Spanqel L s Hu rl ROW 2 Durlr nr Sarrrlxtr Ju y Gelroh Mullen Aurre Charlmttr T loan faqe Susan Ntlson Mary Moore Myrna Plenttco loycr Splut Claudta Gullrclr on Mere Munrh Anqdrne Plug gemeyer Geraldrne Lulu Lrnda Gray Car Vlfesolowslo Kay Ann Florn ROW 3 Judy Thompson Gall Johnson Karen Moen Susan Mclntyre Mrcky Byrne Dewey A rotnos Dave Younq lun Newland Glen Gullrclrson Bob Steqal Dowd Brenna Jantce Beaton Jeannre Charleston Mary Olrver Nancy Nelson Mrldred Honda ROW 4 Darlene Wagner June Mclienzre Arnold Rrgstad Morley Ollclen Nell Hensrud Frerlrtcla Johnson Gary Kleven Arman Klrnger Garth Robson Jrm Booty Ordlne Florrr George Georgarus Joan Espl Leah Rrtlvtn SOPHOMORE CHORUS l vz- Durung the second year of theur mustc career the sophomore chorus dtrected by DwrghtE Sherwood 1-. was well represented tn both the Centralran Chorus and operetta The Red Mull Srngrng several num bers IH the forrnatron of the Stngrng Chrustmas Tree In the annual Chrtstmas program was one of T' the htghlrghts of the year Ofhcers for the year were Phyllus Thompson sec retary Morley Glrcken student drrector and Helen 'f9'tl'0 let' 'MQ H ' ' OH t ft Pasderrc presrdent 1 Srnqtm, Chrlstrrrns mf- Helevr Pozerdtr wt tt lr apps 4 red an the Qtrrrsmros proqram 7 RO , vl to trqht lnrly O K or nell l rn 'wrt utr ta st nm- f . . I I I - r rr or ru-X ' ' ' orn d r , rr , air: k . , -. - -. , K I,- '-' ,Q . - - l . ' . A . l , . sx - I , Of? r rt ht Phyllr Tlrrrnpsow M l-y Glt let nd V 1 - - Phtu ed rx the T , . W 'J O ,v ,4 Q YC JI H QJN F' I I T V1 Gu UV PUVU tif KUVPYJ L9 V BGVJJUYO J9YTXO'J Mary Johnson Karen Zertler JoAnn Larson ROW 2 Patty Renton Ltnda Buesecker Joan O Connol Judy Blrven Juhe Rergal Barbara Street Berna Bronson Coralre eta Sharov Nz Ison vu :rw nr az U June WL ister auto rtsto er avr tr I t at Pc tty ryan Ann Younqs Bon we Hotrnf n Pochel Annestad Kay Lhrrxtoperxon Martha Be sq Kr1rzrtWtrxl1el Pat Sorenson Marlene Wtlken Elatne Waxvtk ROW 4 Margaret Dr Boer Sharon John Patty Sahultz Lo s Bork Putty Kluxdaht Barbara Br nner Pat Smrth Mary Westbee Ann Wentz Carol Bldon ROW 5 James Wrtls BotrPr1Jetz Froyne Hltstad Rtchard Srtuller Dowd Lund Melvxn Olson Duck Sturgz on W41rrrrrStoJxes Larry Offerdohl Davtd Rowland Buddy Futlnwore FRESHMAN CHORUS The freshman chorus dlrected by Dwught E Sherwood wall form the foundatuon for very hne choruses an years to come Thus group had representatrves tn Ce ntralran Chorus and was the most frequent contrlbuter of solorsts for solo class Omcers forthe year were Marilyn Anderson presrdent Berna Bronson searetary Kay Chrustopherson student dlrector and Barbara Schroeder Irbraruan Owners le-tt lo I svn 9 w studeutdrrutor Berna Br M 1 demon presldcnt 7 -- 4 f 4 .. . 3 Q- A' ,Q - - -f ir' f v e ' ' . - B X 4- .. - ,J 'B 1 Ly 4 e '- ' J. J x , Q 1, , 1 x . . JSR I., . W .Q J, left 'U 'wth' fhlutu-th BtrteJJ Pot I tuLut1rJe- Ar I L1 rn Afrnew S. hyter Susan lndr dsow Sha 0 P J B l St hrs - in It Ult K ' - Bw - ty Bctr Dartv XP dl . It Ht ROW 3. L JCh ph M ty Bord H 1 I B rr ' . , , g, -Y . . A . , x . 5 4- . ' J ' 1 I V . . n ugh Bnrlr th J.-th-1 Ithrurtun Kay Chr txt pt-r 301 - .wrmw wtretmy and Cl1tJyt'Ar J ROW T left to right Merldlth O Connor Carol Burkland Darla Marcotle Bonme Pas brig Merry Bateman Lorna Olson Sharon Thoroldson Maureen Scully Helen Korphage Galle Simpson Susan Wentsel Marlene Dietrich Bonme Beyl Marne Solberg Joyce Yagla Audrey Anderson Susan Barnes Judy Coulter Betty Volnnskl ROW 2 Duane Docken Sylvia Snyder Gay Mossee Soma Land Jean Gilbertson Barbara Lenci Linda Boe Shirley Argall Karen Hensrud Mary Lou Grady Pat Snook Rosemary Freutel Modelyn Roeder Barbara Lilleberg Marlys Smith Laurna Malm Sandra Berg Gall Schus ter ROW3 Marlene Aune Sandra Jondahl Judy Rlmestad Georgine Johnson Pot Bettschen Lois Kuster Kay Tucker Mary Craig Duane lndrudson Peggy Jo Herberger Roberta Hanson Kay Coulter Betty Branvold Mary Jo Hlelmstad Ruta Dezotell Norma lsaacson Carolyn Sheets Sharon Bock Vicki Spangelo Janice Nygaard Carol Love gren Peggy Hanson ROW 4 Roland Erickson Jaryl Hanson Ron Olson Richard Allen Morley Glucken Dale Erickson Vic Schultz James Newland Ronald Bannack Landis Gryte John Harty Lynn Lovegreh Ron Bergom Marvin Kosmotka Ordeon Flom Terry Sheets Gary Kuster George Georgecas Bob Woutat ROW 5 Ernie Gregoire Jock Maides Tom Hoghaug Bill Lloyd Mike Mandel Dave Cory Steve Dlppe Dave Grinnell Verlyn Ness Wesley Sondreal Jim Seeman Tom Koehnlein Malcolm Murdock James Thorsen George Benner Jack Puschunsky Paul Vondracek Ralph Berg Tom Schumke Ralph Sollom CENTRALIAN CHORUS Under the direction of Dwight E Sherwood the Centralian Chorus is a select group of T00 singers chosen from the three senior high choruses The Centrallans meet every Thursday noon to keep up their tlne standards ln addition to the concerts they presented for various service clubs during the Christmas season- this superior vocal group presented its annual Christmas program for the school and public. The Centralian Chorus was invited to sing at Bemidji State Teachers College on April 4. The state vocal music contest was held at Valley City on May 4. The chorus again took high honors. The year was ended on a successful note with the spring concert in the Masonic Temple sponsored by the Scottish Rites. C1 ROW l left to rlght Georgnne Johnson Merudlth O Connor Soma Land Maureen Scully Helen Korphage Marne Solberg Carol Lovegren ROW 2 Pat Bettschen Lots Kuster Peggy Jo Herberger Deane lndrldson Mary Craug Sandra Jondahl Norma Ksaacson Madelyn Roeder Carolyn Sheets Audrey Anderson ROW 3 Michael Mandel Gryte Wesley Sondreol Jlm Thorsen Tom Schumke Jack Puschunsky This select group composed of 3? vocalusts chosen from the Centraluan Chorus per formed for various clubs and organizations throughout the year Appearing on televu sion and carollng for local rest homes durang the Chrlstmas season are but a few of thas group s servuces Thus chorus us under the supervuslon of Dwnght E Sherwood who durects all the choral groups at Central 73 fx i The Velvetones the senior gurls trlo provlded entertalnment for various social functions and sang for several serv ne clubs Left to rught are Norma Isaacson Patty Bettschen and Car olyn Sheets Wuth the other grous the senior boys quartet parttcupated an the sprung muslc contest left to rnght are Jack Puschunsky Steve Dnppe James Thorsen and John Horty , ,,,. i 7 J Q ' ' l David Cory, John Harty, Terry Sheets, Bob Woutat, Gary Kuster. ROW 4: Stephen Dlppe, Tom Hoghaug, Landis R N 1 gp kt! Mr DwnghtE Sherwood The second act finale THE RED MILL Brllluantly directed by Dwnght E Sherwood the Centrallan chorus produced a professional perform ance ofthe two act comlc operetta The Red Mull written by Victor Herbert The setting of thus extremely entertalnlng operetta was In Katwky ann Zee Holland and the plot centered around Gretchen who wanted to marry Captaun Dorus van Damm but her father the Burgo master of Katwky ann Zee had already arranged her marruage with the Governor of Zeeland Two Americans tourvng Europe Gretchen s aunt Bertha and the Innkeeper s daughter Tuna trued to prevent the marriage and finally succeeded Gretchen s aunt marrued the Governor of Zeeland and they all Inved happuly ever after Ably portraylng the Ieadlng roles for the presentatlon were Patrlcla Bettschen Gretchen Jam Thor sen, Captain van Damm, Steven Dlppe, the Burgomaster, Maureen Scully, Bertha, the Burgomaster s sister, John Harty, 'Con Kldder, Tom Schnmke, 'Kid' Connor, Richard Allen, Wullem, the Innkeeper, Madelyn Roeder, Tina, the unnkeeper's daughter, Roland Ernckson, the Sherlff of Katwky ann Zee, Mlchel Mandel, the Governor of Zeeland, Soma Land, the French Countess, and Jack Puschlnsky, Joshua Penneyfeather 74 The Dulnh wooden shoe dunleu Glov cl Ac we 0 Jule und Shell Sml e K l 1 or nTlrx 'var S -1 The Fremh boys wen pluyed ly lqll lo vlqhl Duve Lory Jun Snc'lY1Gl'1 lynn Lovegven n Ralph Sollom The ln gl xh qv x wx lffll lo ugh! Amin y A :lc Mon Mary Cr T an ,- Ill Bs '-5,4-vw-'vlll anhlmky HQ 1 th jon uvu x wmv Moureew S U ly The Governor Zeelond Mnlxe Mandel Gretchen he Burqommler x douqh'er Polly Bellschen ond Coplorn Dorm von Domm hw Thom n A. 99 x, lured rn are on T ev lo n Hor Kld Conner on' Schrmlxe Trno lhelnnlxeepers douqhler Muclzlyn Poeder The Burgomosler Steve Pzgqy Jo Helbrrqer und MQ ndflh O Connor Dwppe Willem The lnnlceeper l?mhr1rdAllPn ond Frcmz the sheriff Roland 75 Erlclson A ,1 . 3 f N r , , , 'L ' '3 3 in V, F1 5 , - 4 13 I' S ' 9' e 21 J 1 : 1 , - s , 22 x gt, N- I ig , I - rf S :Y , ,b 5 .x ' - L I 5 r ' 1 x . . ' 5 I- 1-1 .' ' 'Y T Z 1 n, - H . I ' f ,-1 , , ' v Ax , , . , , -. -1 3 3 lv 4, , 9 ja . L. , . 'X f n , A1 . I . Q 4. U' VV, ,txt 'S . Www' V 1, .r X 1, F . ' ' ur--'Tig , 1 ,v-1' Z- 1 +- ff T '5 f , A Q-kgs, ENV ey V ' ' V. 121 T ' W 'P 1 , 5' ,- A 1 r N- It ff ,K 7 O X 5, I LQ 5 A, ,A-w A ' - 1' tl 11 , JT , I' A 4' L Q Nm e 1 ,nf x T 2 'U Q ' ' ' , .qs 31 S 11 f , n C ,,,, 1 . - 5 3 , I' 1 . . e ff? Q ,,, ' 1 fi 1 5 e Q S 2 1 ff T I ' l E 'T , S l ' Q A rw . N rw . V p 1 'Na t , X , A ,..,,-W, in cl. , in A Q- I 5 . V ff A ' 3 ' w . ' , ' fi - V' , Z . , ,. T f. t Y rl' is Q h . .. r , , T - 9 , ILP- - ,. Q I F E - V . T ' -1.9 , . H . 2 . 'l ' . w Q , 1 -4 ' -5 O A A .. .. ,- ROW l left to right Jean Bloker Karen Lehr Posemarie Freutel Merry Dale Bateman and Mavis Lamont ROW 2 Gail Crossen Richard Ludtkc Laurel Chris topher Ann Zea Mette Munch Judy Harwood Janice Spangelo Carol Burkland and Klona Pederson ROW 3 Rachel Aanestad Steve Dippe Wayne Hagen Wesley Sandreal and Marie Solberg Officers for the year were ORCHESTRA Climaxing another successful year under the direction of Leo Haesle, the Senior High Orchestra rendered their services for various school activities and also for public entertainment. Throughout the year. They first played for the annual Christmas program for which they received much praise. Accompanying the chorus and leads for the year's operetta, The Red Mill was the next task onthe orchestra's agenda for the year, It required much practice but re- sulted in a very successful production enjoyed by all. The hnal appearance of this group was at Commencement where they played Pomp and Circumstanceu for all the graduating seniors. 76 JUNl0R PRCM 31 ..,2 Leadung me Grand March were Isabelle Rauk Junlor Class Presldent Terry Havng Bobble McNamee Senior Class Presldent Bob Peabody co Prom Manager Karen Sumcns Jaryl Hanson Carol Lovegren co Prom Manager Terry Sheets :ul Couples clumbed the dreamy Stanrway to the Stars and found themselves In the midst of one of the most heavenly Jumors Proms ever held at Central The colorful grand march was led by the co chalrmen Karen Snmons and Terry Sheets with thenr dates Jaryl Hanson and Carol Lovegren respectuvely and the Junior Class Presldent Terry Havlg wnth hrs date Isabelle Rauk andthe Senlor Class Presldent Bob Peabody wuth has date Bobble McNamee John Stone s Orchestra played for danclng and Orrln Bergan dlrected the Grand March Some of the students responsible for the successful event were Gay Massee and Duane lndrudson decorations Mike Mandel and Carol Lovegren entertainment Sharon Thoraldson and Lynn Lovegren pruntnng Jaryl Hanson refreshments Bob Woutat publlclly Marlyn Wrlson and Gael Schuster nnvntatlons Tom Schlmke business man ager and Jack Uhas Master of Ceremonles 77 P Couples danclng through the arch to the Sfalrway to the Stars Co Prom Managers Karen Slmons and Terry Sheets make plans for the Prom ' tx 2 T Q :,,,':Q'-fx J 1 - 1 gm- .. -., 5 g jr ff Y ff swf' af R A ' .A T I l ! . 4 I S' . 0 ' ,.r.'t.' 1 l Q I , ev f X ji V Q , , ' Q. , 4 f 'x,, I E' 1 T - .I X . .3 , , X I 1 g n . 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' 4 w wi ni? x,4Y v M ROW l left to rlght Janice Spangelo Rrchard Allen Marulyn Cole Joyce Yagla Marrlyn Hanlfrson Peggy Jo Herberger Merry Dale Bateman Movls Lamont Carol Burlxland llona Pederson ROW 2 Judy Harwood Beverly Sz verson Mary Lou Grady Barbara Wood Ron Bannarlr lfaren Hensrud James Schefter Lourle Christopher Barbara Schroeder Ann Zeo Mette Munch Chloe Trenbeath VIClKISpGV1gelO Sandra Berg Judy Mersner Bonnue Barlue Jam Thorsen ROW 3 Barbara Lencl Rnclr Bock Mary Errrlrson Audrey Anderson Potty Renton Judy Haaven Janlce Nyqaard Tyronne Sples Denny Sturgeon Morvrn Hager Marne Solberg Larry Kona Wesley Sondreal Paul Vondracels Larry Gllbertson Jlm Seemann Jock Nylund Verlyn Ness Sl6?V8Ellll1glOY1 ROW4 Wayne Hagen Torn Koehnlern Tom Schlmlre Avrs Dowhower Sonia Dahl Elaine Byrge Marlon Dahl Karen Srmons Glen Knutsvlg LuVerne Svedberg Ralph Berg Drone Belmore Steve Dnppe SENIOR BAND Ably directed by Leo M Haesle Central s band rs rated as one of the best In the mldwest Playlng for basketball and football games and pep rallles throughout the school year were but a few ofthe groups servrces Leadrng the Homecomang parade and escortung the queen forthe holftlme ceremonues was another duty ofthe band Besides presentlng thenr annual sprung concert the band traveled to Fargo to partlcrpate In the Eastern Duvrsuon Music Contest Bond members proctnced dlllgently each Monday and Thursday evenlng throughout the year nn order to exempllfy the Hne standards recognized at Central Leo M Hoesle Drrector 78 . , . . , . I in Drum Malor Aves Dawhower 'FRY Nvibfx dent Wayne Hagen secretary treasurer Marchung at the head of and leadrng the band rn the Homecommg Parade and other parades durrng the school year was the task of thus years drum malor Avrs Dow hower Leadrng each parade were the lovely magorettes performrng wrfh perfect co ordma hon for the onlookers These gurls also entertarned durrng half trme ceremomes at the East Side basketball game played the the fleld house and at the Eastern Drvrsuon Tourna ment at Fargo 79 BAND OFFICERS AND MAJORETTES or Hes p UU ed ph mo D KOH, S rr-ons and Flame Byrge 4.. H V ill 'W V 1 ' ' K .f N Band officers left to right: Jim Thorserr vrce presrriermt Marte Solberg presr I I - Mal 9 r r l, to r-ght M r rm uhl , l JSE A qv ROW I left to right Jerry Schultz Pat McCann Bob Woutat Larry Shane Danny Goodwtn Bob Melun Bull Bohnhott Terry Havng ROW 2 Davud Rubun Don Olson Tum Skinner Jrm Sondreal Bob Peabody Duck Dahl Marvun Kosmatka Jack Puschlnsky Cllff Cushman ROW 3 Al Rotsum Gary Pladson Scott Pearson Gary Klhlstrom Len Wokal Pete Frttzell Bucky Thrall Pat Telle ROW 4 Dave Offlcers for the year left to right were Pat McCann hackmaster Dan Goodwln vuce presudent Larry Shane presndent and Bob Woutat secretary treasurer Advrsor was Ken Rto C90 Grinnell Duck Sampson John Youngs PoulGr1nneIl Byron Evanson Mike Mullen Dale Austreng .lam Jarrett .llm Rothenberger ROW 5 Jack Muus Tom Hoghaug Lynn Lovegren Tom Reynolds Denny Cooper Ralph Sollom Jack Uhas John Jarrett Glen Olson VARSITY CLUB Varsnty Club wrth a large membershlp of forty five boys started oft another year wnth the tradntuonal umtnatuon hobnob New members wore thenr clothes back wards wlth tmy beanies on therr heads To be eligible for membership a boy must have earned a letter I0 some sport The purpose of thus active organization IS to further athlettc Interests at Central t , , L , , s . 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L- ROW I left to rught Bae Arneson Pat Keeley Allen Quanrud Ron Olson Ralph Sollom Gary Knhlstrom Gary Kuster Gene Flsh Jerry Wentz Duane Dahl Donn Erlckson Bob Anderson Jnm Sondreal Allan Palm ROW 2 left to raght Bob Peabody Don Olson Paul Grlnnell Jack Uhas Dave Grinnell Len Wolcal Bob Thrall Tum Sklnner Jerry Schultz Jlm Jarrett Larry Shane John Jarrett Pat Telle Dan Goodwm Gary Pladson Glenn Olson Mlke Mullen ROW 3 left to rnght Student manager Denny Cooper Dewey Agotness Vac Quale Russ Volland Jlm Rothenberger John Youngs Art Beuseker Pat McCann Bob Woutat Bob Melln James Newland Spike McKay Ken Welghter Lynn Lovegren Jack Muus Blll Christ enson Jlm Bootv Marvin Kosmatka Student manager Tom Hoghaug FOOTBALL 55 X- CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL '-- CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL Head Coach Ken R10 Fargo Park Rlver Shonley Valley Cnty St James East Slde Devils Lake Grafton FOOTBALL 1955 56 The Redskln grldders of Grand Forks Central had a very good season In 1955 56 The Sklns amassed a total of 179 polnts as compared wrth 57 potnts for thelr opponents They had a season record of 6 wlns and 2 losses under thenr new head coach Ken Ruo and new assrstant coach Sergao Gambuccn Central got off to a slow start rn season play at Fargo where the Midgets turned them back by a score of 8 to O Looking for their flrst victory Central next played Park River The Sknns easily defeated the young and lnexperlenced Aggues 38 to O Fargo seemed to be bad luck for the Redskins because when they lourneyed there to play Shanley they were defeated nn a hard fought game 18 to O Eager to get back In the wan column Central next took on the hnghly favored Valley Cnty Hn Luners for I-lomecommg The Sknns bottled up the Hu Lnners fast runmng backs and stopped them cold with a 14 to O wan The race for the clty tltle began the next week end as the Central Warriors faced St James From the begnnmng at was Central s ball game and they went on to wan 33 to 6 The next week end the Redsknns won thenr frrst cnty title since 1948 by defeatlng East Grand Forks 20 to O The Skuns won thenr thurd eastern drvxsuonal game at Devils Lake 40 to 18 The next week end Central routed Grafton 34 to 7 Thus gave the Redskins a tue for second place wlth Shanley an the fmal stand mgs of the eastern dnvrsnon Thus ended another grnd season for the mlghty Redskins of Grand Forks Central Hugh School I - ll - ll - 1 1 , . ' 1 . ,, . ,, . . . I I . . . . H . U . . , . . . . . . 1 ,, . 1, . . . . . Jerry Schultz Pot Telle Don Olson his 1 Jam Jarrett Tum Skinner Lorry Shane Por McCann Don Goodwin Bob Thrcll 84 155' Paul Grinnell l John Jarrett Dove Grinnell rs Q2 lr Bob Peabody Bob Mehn John Youngs ea- Jock Uhas Gary Kusfer Ralph Sollom 40' an Bob Woutaf Gary Kulstrom Len Wokul 85 Duane Da i .hm Rothenberger 1 Jam Sondreal 'Lt - -vc - 12 1 , I . ' hl 5: L, 1' 73.5 FI co - a . QQ 5 t x Mnke Mullen Gary Pladson Glenn Olson Q? Skinner follows Jarrett for cz long goun ogonnst East Side MGVVIU KOSFTIOTRG Skins llne smothers c HI Liner Ronme Olson Jarrett ns stopped by o tough St Jomes lme Jock Muus 86 3 :ll .- Ai' . N Q J V' A of A . ,, - ,, - - fi B SQUAD FOOTBALL ROW 1 left to rught Terry Sheets Rodger Schmrdt Allen Quanrud Pat Keeley Russ Volland James Newland Ken Welghter Gene Fish Jerry Wentz Donn Errclcson Bob Anderson Kent Palm Boe 1-xrneson Vac Quale Row 2 left to reght Ray Taylor Bolo Honkerson Ston Penn Dewey Agotness Jlm Sondreal Art Berselcer Gary Kthlstrom Bull Chrustenson Spuke McKay Jack Muus Lynn Lovegren Jrm Booty Gary Pladson Glenn Olson Thus years B Squad was one of the best IH yeors They comprled a very successful record an wmnnng four out of therr frve games Many of the members of thus team also played varsuty ball Even though they had such a good record the mam purpose of thus team ns not wnnnnng games but gnvnng the boys experuence and teachrng them good sportsmanshrp The B Squod does not recerve much credlt for therr work but they and their coaches should be congratulated lor thenr tune accomplishments 87 J ' Coach Fritz Engel Coach DuWcnn Fagerstrom .. 4. l L 4 V 1 I K- , X v N K 1 X X - 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 11 11 - - ' Y ' 2 - . 1 - V ' . , . 11 11 - - - ' Row I left to right Art Beuseker Jerry Wentz Vac Quole Bob Peabody POT TGH6 DICK Anderson P07 McCann ROW 2 'eff YO Hgh! COGCPI Sergio Duane Dahl HOCKEY J Co Copvoun Couch Co Coptcnn Bob Throll Serguo Gombuccu Pot McCann 88 Gumbucci, Duane Fontaine, Bob Throll, Jim Sondreol, Glenn Walior, Tom Hoghoug, Jock MUUS, DOH Wefwer, Luffy Gilberfwn, Sfuderwl Monoger ' 6 C f 4' , W , fffex Robert Peabody Glenn Wal or Pat Telle The Redskin hockey team which was fairly young and inex perienced completed a successful season with a 76 record This was Sergio Gambuccis first year as hockey coach He came from Crookston Cathedral where he had had very success ful teams With very little practice under their belts and only five letter men the Redskins traveled to Roseau for their first game and were shut out 70 The next night they were beaten 5 2 by Warroad at Warroad. The next week end they traveled to Thief River Falls to take on the powerful Thief River club. Central played one of their best games of the year but were defeated 3-2. Thief River went on to take the Minnesota Championship. Roseau defeated the Skins for a second time by a 7-l score. Even though Central lost these first four games they played good hockey and these games were the toughest part of their schedule. The Skins broke into the win column at Hallock, winning by a 5 2 score Two days later they were defeated by Warroad 7 3 The Redskins shut out Crookston Cathedral that week end by a 9 O score The next week they added 3 wins to their record They defeated Devils Lake at Devils Lake quite easily 9 O They had to work hard to get their 2 O win over Hallock ln the third game they defeated Fargo High 7 5 As the season was drawing near the end they gained victories at Crookston Cathedral 62 and Fargo High 72 ln the last game of the year the Redskins were defeated by a very much improved Devils Lake team by a 3-2 score. Considering the lack of practice at the start of the year and the lack of experience Centra' has a successful season. Cen- trals hockey teams in the next few years should do well this years team was made up mostly of sophomores. They only lose five seniors, so things look good for the future. 'M' L' Tom Hoghqug Gnd Jggk MUU5 lm Sondreal Vac Quale and Arr Belseker i Jerry Wentz and Larry Grlbertson Duane Fonfame Duck Anderson and Don Weaver 90 I5 U KNEEUNG left kj Redahfu f-l wi? , KJ XJ Q 7 Rpdxxkfm Lrg if 'mumlfff' l daixfv 'izdakff' L24 to rught Mnke Mullen Jerry Schultz Bull Bohnhoff Paul Grlnnell Byron Evenson John Jorreft STANDING left to rnght Larry J Shane Donny Goodwin Don Olson Cllff Cushman Al Roxsum Terry Hovlg Jock Uhos .l1mJcxrrett Tum Skinner BASKETBALL 1955 56 J- P 15 'Cf' Head Coach Asst Coach Fritz Engel Ken Ruo 92 1.2 V f N gl Q 1 3 l X 1 an E ' , Efny X V QU 4 , X ' I ,C , , W 5 RJ V D , X l ' x A lg X l 74 I N f L , 3 5 :QU I 7 Qryijl kdnhhlx - ' 1 l W 5 V U ll - 1, 1, W . - x A all l . A 53-fl--T . -'47 mi Before The season started the Central Hugh Redskuns were rated as one of The top Class A basketball teams un the state Durung the season they certaunly luved up to thus preductuon Under Head Coach Frutz Engel they amassed a regular season record of l7 v uns and 3 losses The Redskuns used the same control game of pattern Dall and an occasuonal fast break game Central had eught experuenced senuor lettermen back from The 54 squad Begunnung The year by trouncung St James 70 23 The Redskuns went on to wun theur furst duvusuonal game by defeatung Shanley 79 50 The Redskuns Traveled west for an unter duvusuonal game wuth Munot whuch They won 63 44 On the second game of that road trup they were defeated by The Satans of Devuls Lake 61 57 The Skuns got back on The wunnung warpath by defeatung The Fargo Hugh Mudgets 67 54 The next week The annual ruvalry wuth The East Sude began Central won 53 35 guvung Them the Cuty Champuon shup The Redskun warruors added 3 more scalps to theur belts by defeatunq Valley Cuty 52 32 Shanley 6152 and Devuls Lake 42 37 John Jarrett Jack Uhas and Muke Mullen ns of the F tu Central defeated Munot 58 49 un theur second unter duvusuonal game The Skuns added two more vuctorues To theur record on The next road trap by defeatung Valley Cuty 62 32 and Wahpeton 47 44 Fargos umprovung club surprused Central and defeated them 52 49 at Fargo ln the next games the Skuns defeated Park Ruver 56 33 but were edged by Graf ton 54 50 The Redskuns went on to wun the last fuve games un theur regular season sched ule They beat the Wahpeton Whops 57 46 Trounced Grafton 6740 racked Park Ruver 77 52 ran over the East Sude 60 45 and rolled over Thuef Ruver Falls 62 5l Thus left Central un good shape for the Eastern Duvusuon Tournament at Fargo Central played terrufuc ball un the furst two games un The tourney They defeated Park Ruver un the furst game 75 48 and Devuls Lake 73 43 un the second Central was now paured wuth Fargo un the champuonshup game Fargo wuth a large and much umproved ball club defeated Central 54 42 Thus gave Central second place un the east and a berth un the State Tournament On to Munot' 93 it Student Managers Dave Rubun and Lynn Lovegren Jim Jarrett Larry Shune Don Olson Byron Evenson 94 Bill Bohnhoff Co-Capt, Tim Skinner Co-Capt. Al Roisum Paul Grinnell l w Jerry Schultz Cliff Cushman Terry Havlg Dan Goodwnn Paul Grlnnell drlbbles In for a layup as Central defeats Bismarck IN State Tourney Al Rolsum receives a pass from Bull Bohnhoff and scores tn Centrals thrnllung semnrmal at Mano! wln over Bismarck St Marys 95 ' - - 1 pn Y, Q ' ll L t - t ' ' r 1 t 2 6 g f 1 I A . l l f t ' I . P ep l l 4 hr f , S 2 4 L . 3 - KNEELING left to rrght Glenn Olson Bob McCarty Student Manager Phillip Yoglu, Jim Newland, Gary Kuster. STANDING, left zo right: Pete Frrtzell Tom Reynolds Al Quanrud Ray Solee Gary Pladson, Albert Sperling, Jim Gedry. i f 7 U ' I ll ' ' ll ' ' II ll B SQUAD BASKETBALL Coach Ken Rros Lrttle Redslans completed a very successful season wnth a record of I2 wins and 4 losses The team composed of sophomores and tumors played the B squads of the Class A schools several teams rn the Sensor Y League and the varsnty team from Hannah They lost by one pomt to Hannah which was one of the best Class C schools The team us prnmarnly armed at character build mg and gnvlng the boys valuable game experience These boys wrll bear watching IH the future and should benefrt Central greatly 96 x,XX' E .fl.'A.auQ3i'ky ,A . , ' b f -vp - 55:11 'Q I '- xy lie 1 KN-f MAY J: 1 . , Xu :l,k1'lVv 'H V R.iF'fi04lfJf7': QNX FL I ' fx sw X pr V N. l Grunnell and Rousum control a rebound un the crucial game wth St Marys of Bismarck Central entered the State Tournament which was held un the new Munucupal Auditorium at Munot as a strong contender but was not the favorute Sportsuvruters and fans all over the state seemed to favor either Busmarck St Marys or Fargo Hugh as the top team Even though Central wasnt the favorute Red skun fans followed theur team to Munot un large numbers wuth hugh hopes In the f1rst game the Redskins met the Bismarck Demons who had placed third un the Western Duvusuon tournament the week before The Skins defeated the Demons 67 57 un a very well played game Tum Skinner back un actuon after a suege of the flu which kept hum out of the Eastern Tournament pumped un 21 points to lead the Redskins un theur f1rst round victory Grafton Bismarck St Marys and Minot also won f1rst round vuctorues Fans from all over now were watching the Redskins and were ex pectung the Skuns next game with the Western Duvusuon champs St Mary s to be one of the best games of the tournament The game was rated a toss up With a superior all around team effort Central came out on top with a 59 56 vuctory It was Al Rousum s superb scoring and effort plus the great passing of Bull Bohnhoff and two baskets by Bohnhoff un the fourth quarter that paved the way for the Redskun vuctory It was cu happy team that carried theur coach Fritz Engel off the floor on theur shoulders that nught They had gained the f1nals and would play Grafton The Redskins had received fine support from theur student body and fans all season long and through the tournaments But now that they were playung for the State Champuonshup the enthusuasm reached an all tume hugh Redskun fans wearung feather head dresses rungung cowbells and beating on drums were there un large numbers They were behund theur team one hundred percent and were con as they took the floor before the game Team spurt and co operation seemed to be at uts hughest Central drove to an early lead and were never headed as they went on to wun the Champuonshup 61 51 The game was close all the way and the stubborn Grafton f1ve were always un the game Bull Bohnhoff dud one of the greatest 'obs of rebounding that had been seen un some tume and shared scoring honors with Al Rousum The rest of the scoring was taken care of by Jum Jarrett Tum Skinner Paul Grunnell and Jerry Schultz in the well balanced attack It was deflnutely a team victory Reserves Larry Shane and Terry Havug also turned un strong games After the t1nal buzzer Redskun fans carried Coach Fritz Engel and theur team to the center of the f1oor un a wuld victory demonstratuon lt was a happy and well deservung team that was presented with the State Champuonshup trophy that nught It was the second state champuonshup for Coach Frutz Engel who led the Redskins to theur last tutle un 1952 un hus f1rst year of coaching Thus ended a wonderfully successful basketball season for the Grand Forks Central Hugh School Redskuns Theur final won and lost record was 22 wuns and 4 losses the next nught for the State Champuonshup L Wu. Q Ro sum Sk nner Coach Fr tz Engel and Bohnhoff are puc tured receuv ng the Champuonshup trophy . . , . , . fident that the Skins could win the Championship. lt was evident that the team was up for the game I . . I . Kr Q, , . . . D . . I . . I EKU 1 V I . . . . . V, fl, 4-S- I 1 I A, ll AX H, ' . . . . I S ' u , i , u ' . . i . . . ir Z in X L ,X Lb- P- Part of the huge crowd that welcomed the State The vnctortous Redsklns and their coaches are plc The Central Hugh pep band add color to the en Championship team back from Mlnot at the tram turecl with the Champlonshup trophnes that they thusnastnc welcome gtven the Champtons by over f t 7 All Tourney selectrons Ball Bohnholt and Al Ronsum depot won at the tournament a thousand Redsknn fans Bull Bohnhoft and Al Rotsum Tourney team which was chosen by radio and news paper men at the North Da kota Class A tournament at Mlnot Rolsum was the only unanimous chotce Bohnhoft played outstandlng basket ball throughout the tourna ment Hts passtng and re boundnng was terrtflc espe cially In the Champtonshlp game agaunst Grafton Rot sum was definately the out standlng player In the tour Hts 32 point ou put agamst St Marys was hugh for the tournament Coach Frutz Engel gets h s thtrd shoulder rzde nn as many days when the Champs return from Mlnot Redsknn center Al Ronsum the mythical l956 Class A All State North Dakota Bas ketboll Team The team IS packed by the Assocuated Press sportswruters un North Dakota All season long Rot sum played outstandung ball and was one of the top scor ers IN the state He averaged T52 potnts per game and vsas very Important un the Redskln drnve for the eastern dnvtsnon trtle Not only drd he score but has reboundlng and defensive work was terrific also Bull Bohnhoft was barely edged out of a first team posttton by Jack Uecker ot Dncknnson Uecker had 17 pornts to lo for Bohnhofl the Redskon sparkplug Y AllStaterAl Kung Rorsum C C C 2 'tl' 'Wt ,sf it x M n F ' C 'T . 4 ' , l fl V- N. Q f A 'Q 1 'W - . fe. ' ' C f , , V' T- ff 7., a- wg 'Aix-g ,I , ' 1 A sf-. A 'li T T ii 5, 9 ', . . Q p -i ti were named to the 1956 All- was the top vote-getter tor L fr . F1 1.-' ' -4 fhff , T KT? - 1:4 4 - . . rf -A K ' C If 5 I 'Ig 5 k .3 4 . . U. s , , 4 jx A., O . g I O .n A -. Q, . . I . ,- 4 f , . . F , K - - . . . . . 5g,,,viQ5'fk H . , . i l 'A - - . . -Wu' k - A ney' . . T - i - , . U ,, - . 4 E r I r , . I Mr Engel pratses the team and Mr Hanson gives a rundown on the D Schroeder congratulates the Mr Caldns congratulates the team thanks the students tournament team and students on behalf of the clty The State Champions CoCapta1ns Al and Tum speflli The Student body gnves the Champs a standmg ovatnon for the team l o ,yy . Q 1 f, 'I l , I I z Central's hard workung Cheerleaders Mr Rno prarses the team and The student body salutes the team and the coach the Redslan supporters 2 1 :ily tg A t -z 7' Z f Q Q l 2? s T V R t ' ' 1 555 2. , ,' ill 3 ' 4 it ag: 5 fag fl? e li l if ,, J F I ' M ' 1 ,Sh 9 -x A Q 'a,sf , , - 1 A T ' n ,' 4 s 4 .. 1' ,I w ' - . Q ' ,1 .L N Y l ' 4 .' X5 f 1 s ht . EAM E ' A ' , 1 5 'fig . it 5 s ,, 1 ..-1. - 5 f 5 ,vw i...4, l X X '-nxsgfbn F 4' SEATED left to right arc ROW l Coach Ken Ria Don Erickson Emmett Dahl Bob Sage Al Rotsum Don Weav r Dave Lyche Pete Fritzell Paul Grinnell Dan Goodwin Jerry Schultz Larry Shane Jim Jarrett Byron Evenson Gary Terry Havig Marvin Kosmatka ROW 3 Lynn Lovegren Paul Bushaw Gary Kuster Bob Woutat Clifl Cushman ROW 2 Jack Puschinsky Howard Huechart Kihlstram Kent Palm Terry Sheets Don Olson TRACK Track came to an all time high at Central High School as the l955 team won the State Championship. When track season rolled around, sixty-five boys checked out equipment. Included in this group were seven lettermen. Coach Ken Rio who was in his tirst year as head track coach, had the boys working out indoors even before the snow was off the ground. The 'Skins' made very fine showings in all six meets they were in. The first was the Sioux Indoor Relays. The Central Thinclads piled up forty-two and onobhalf paints to out-distance a field of forty teams and over five hundred athletes. Next came the Sioux Outdoor Relays. Again the on top, scoring twenty-nine points to top a field of twenty Relays were next on the schedule. The Skins ' again came 'Redskins came out -two teams. The Bison out on top by edging rival Fargo. Central took second place in the Rotary tourney at Devils Lake, Jamestown won the event for the third straight year. The Eastern Division meet at Fargo was next. After a hard fought duel Fargo edging Central fifty-three to fifty-one and one-half. The sta won was held at Valley City. came out on top by te meet which Central DASH E lla ist lilly All Vg E jg? ,Q 'fi -J-mf W,-me f Pictured above from left to right are Dave Lyche Dan Goodwnn and Al Rousum CROSS COUNTRY RELAY Dashmen pictured above from left to rught are Gary Kuster Jam Members of the Cross Country Team From left to rtght are Jarrett Jerry Schultz and Larry Shane ROW l Gary Kuster Don Ertckson Bob Woutat ROW 2 Clufl 98 Cushman Al Rotsum Pete Frntzell and Don Weaver gif, , ig 5 he 'f A Fl lt Nfl ng ffw-V-E st ,L -1 - IVH v , L- i f .i , L1l.f -gul f - t 3 ' - l . sf il . 1' gig llf yify pgi . Q 'fl t I ' 'sz 3 4 Y- -Q ! . , P ' . gk. , -2' v ts t vi 4' :. lilwfw if ' 1. 1 ' f. Eh 1- Y fi . Y -1 ' Q 44. S Mg, , , 4. 1 , 5 . va .L y fwfr, r. , tg It Q t 1- U,-v S- sw 'i ff 1i ?,fWf Ll 'f'- . A f Q sr? if m x t. X .Egg but l -It 'gig 5 .- lui? 1 if f I y kg , K N ' X Still? .. ' ' A mf . -'- R, R . H ' ' iv 'K af: I A , s y 1 V K , A V gf-4 K l . 5 f , ' if ifif a x 1:-P f'W?'f ff- 'A air y HIGH HURDLES , lf sy xx ' --.5-+ W CIIH Cushman wmnmg the low hurdles at Ihe Indoor Sioux Relays HIGH JUMP LOW HURDLES 1 .-4 Clufl Cushman wunmng the hnqh hurdles cut the Outdoor Sloux Bob Woutof hnjlm luv png nt the Outdoor Suoux Relays Relays 99 ,QQ- l- 1-p vn- ina: N x V Mernbcrs of the Championship Team from Iett to right are ROW 1 Al Rolsum Jerry Schultz Dave Lyche Cliff Cushman 0 Woutat Jack Jacoby and Terry Havtg ROW 2 Jurn Jarrett Dan Goodwun Tum Sklnncr Larry Shane Gary Koster Howard Hue chart Byron Evenson and Coach Ken Rao STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM As the season started every one thought that Central should have a better than average track team Soon however people reallzed that wnth the spnrnt deterrmnatuon and abnlnty that thus team contatned they were potentral champuans and track enthusuasm came to an all trme hugh at Central The team made successful showlngs m all thenr meets durung the year and when the State Meet came around fourteen Thlnclads from Central had qualnfled From here they went on to win the champlonshlp Coach Ken Rio who was an hls first year of coaching track and has team should be congratulated for thelr excellent showlng and for bringing thls great honor to Central 100 A-t ' . ,,.. Q44 -V r L ii ' R W Q '. f -1 . 1 ' ' 'W J.. , Q A: x X . ' . Y l I Q R' A fi sl in ' Q W x - V ' .1 ' 'P' 'V I Q C QL - I I c , fv, 5 T T WVX was lm, .X . , , '. V A X. Q ,l WL V . . T X if l N .5 2 ' ,,,, B A - - ' I - ' - ff - 11 I - I ' - . Il ' ll f 'tak Xi...-5-Q S 1 s standung from fu to rught a L Toun l-loughog um Bull Bahuuhuh Duck Sampscuu Uavc Grunrucl uv ar on Knee un Jack Uhas Phul Ya a ulu B ss GOLF Early un March of last year Coach DuVVaun Fagerstrom called The Turst undoor practuce ot Centrals Tee breaders Twelve enthusuastuc prospects Turned out unclud ung threc returnung lettermen They were Bull BohnhotT Dave Grunnell and Duck Sampson Coach Fagerstrom untroduced a new system of selectung members for each meet Everyone that was out Tor golf had a chance to qualufy Tor each meet Thus gave everyone a faur chance and The Team dud change durung The season Bull Bohnhofl Dave Grunnell Duck Sampson and Pete Frutzell qualufled for The state Tournament Thus year wuth Tour returnung lettermen and a large number of other enthusuasts Central can look forward to a very successful golf season 101 'ell in vs Daw Gu :nm ll f..u4IJ '-'iw un Duck Sa npsout rm-A ,m' -Us. 4.4 1 Bull Bohnhoh ' Q , A T u i f 5 f T - qi ff- -'V . 5 I , u - f . - f ' u A A 'A T 5 A J QQ! - +2 - s uf ' 1' i - l ' 2 5 ll ' 4 v f Q r K .. ' f ' '- ' ' ' n I!!- l ' lk A 1 .. at v , .4 , , , . 4 I , K , .s r ,, A s u ak, y ' 'V l- ' ' V Q . x L' A l ,, 1 1 u ' f ! 4. . - ' r 1 TJ u -. -' ' ' . ,: -FW 'I Q . ,. .air I I g , lf' .' .. - . , -- Q l , X 'Q 'QI T A ' 1 A 1 S It L Zi nv . T. 1 ,eq Cc lleu ' le u -: ,J' Tluuuusu-uu, u , ' ' T , 1 ' ll, Pele V ' Fuutzu-ll, Smtt Pe 5 l' g: , ' gl , Juuru VV: u l olJ Ru L-ll if Q . , , , it - 1 H ft - 4 V - ' I T I . X , . . I . I . . - , . J 1 s g Q uf . g-,f . l I - . . --:UQ . ,.... . I . I . I , , M v K M A Nw-W Athletnc Board members are left to rnght Ed Bohnhol? Bob Peskey Mlss Allce Boen A G Enland Prmcupal Lawrence W Hanson and Frltz Engel Mlssmg was Ken Rno The Athletuc Board at Central Hugh ns an agency whnch does most ot nts tunctnonlng behnnd the scenes Any problems or declslons pertannmg to extracurrrcular athletnc actnv :tres ot Central Hugh School are settled and carried out by thus board They buy equipment set admlsslon prices determme qualztlcatuons for letter awards and set up the Insurance program tor the safety of the students The Student Athletic Manager keeps records ot all athletic events and arranges all pep rallues The members of this year s board representnng the physical traunnng department are Fritz Engel and Ken Rno faculty representatzves are Allce Boen Ed Bohnhott and A G Ealand Prnnclpal Lawrence W Hanson and Student Athletuc Manager Art Warclner 102 ATHLETIC BCARD Op-a' Student Athletnc Manager Art Warclner THEY GUIDE OUR STEPS BOARD OF EDUCATION Qi Seated left to right are Henry Haugen Mrs Gaylord Paul Mrs McK1chan Jacob Achttren Standing are Harry Race Dr Schroeder Arthur Tweet The Board of Education one of the most efflclent bodles of The Grand Forks publnc school system meets monthly to drscuss the problems of the publrc schools and trues to flnd solutnons for them The board members are elected every three years from the varuous wards and render thenr servnces wrthout pay 104 Mr Hanson as our prmcrpal has upheld the hugh standards of Central Hugh through the seven yrars he has spent herz He has done an excellent rob of managrrwg Centrals many eclucatronal and extracurrrcular actuvlttes and has the student support and co opcratron tn all that he does Dr Elroy H Schroeder For 23 years Dr Schroeder has had the qreat task of supervrsrng one of North Dakota 5 largest school systems He sees that the polncnes of the Board of Educa taon are carrlecl out and does an excellent rob tn all he undertakes 3 r ., Q34 t ' :cg - ' A A . Mr lawrence W. Hanson ' , 1-if s Q 105 xg u. Mnss Verona Lee Mlss Lee vs the sccretary to the Supsrnn tendent ot Schools She does the reception wor and all the secretarial dutles ln Dr Schroeder s omcflce Mrs Eleanor Bloln Mrs Blaun os the secretory to the Board of Education takes care ot all the oftlclol bus: ness of the Board Her dutues ore to keep all the record ond the books of the Grand Forks publuc schools She also orders the school supplies and mokes out the payroll for the school system 106 Jean ond Roe Jean Kornnck ond Ra Lotto ore the secrttarucs to Mr Honson Mrs Kornnck keeps the permanent records ond schcdule cards for all the Central students Rae Lotto as our hugh school treasurer 1 V 5, k . I , . I .ll . 5 5. I l I . Q . '.I. 1 Q , , . o 1' 0 . , - . C. l I I . I l.: ' . 0 ' . ' ' . X sh,. fy. IX ,M 15 2 'Q ,Z to ., , TA 4 --as . ' N Q 'H .sl , . A. ' V A, X 3 e g V' cl f 4 N, M l f t I :R If K lf Q , f 1 1 S. . . . l ll X K - ' E? 5 - Q 4 , . Mr Robert Sand Mr Sand is the social worker and school counselor for all the Grand Forks public schools He takes care of all matters of or 4s ' Mr C M Hestallrn Mr Hnstallen as advisor of all the boys keeps the attendance records and issues abscnu :memoranda HL also advises the boys as to which sulwircts thgy niiqht take as preparation for their futurn vocations tendanu and arlvisas parents and studsnts on school motte rs l L-.. Miss Carol Unkenholtz and Mrs Esther Larson Miss Unkenholtz and Mrs Larson as the girls advisors keep attcndance records and issue absence mem orando Mis Larson advises the freshman and sopho more girls, while Miss Unkeriholtz helps the iunior and senior girls choose their careers and advises them on everyday problems. Miss Esther Sateren Miss Sateren as Central s librarian runs the library system very elticiently She has ordered many new books and magazines for the enioyment of the students 107 9-W 3 N N ,-. v-v l JY! Omce Girls The girls are volunteer helpers wha work inthe omce during their free periods collecting attendance slips and delivering request slips and other messages The girls are from left to right Back Row Judy Bliven Gayle Fontaine Sandra Anderson Brooke Baukol Elaine Byrge Carole Kleinsasser Mary Cooper Front Row Judy Anderson Carole Klebe Down Day June McKenzie Carolyn Malmos Irene Lola .sh-' Lgxfvo A s Library Helpers These students are volunteers who help IH the ltbrary during the ir free periods They are from left to rrght First Row JoAnne Knutson Ronan Taylor Judy Luker Second Row Judy Lindgren Ton: McNaineL Kay Tucker Yvonne Neste Third Row Don Sannes Hugh Giles Mike OCon nell Russell Danielson '3 0749 Custodians The custodians, under the supervision of Mr. Turner, keep Central spotless from the basement to the third floor, They are, from left to right, Front Row: Mrs. Frederick, Mr. Carlson, Mr. Ottum, Mr. Brown, Mr, Froelich, Mr, Hegg, Back Row: Mr. Sorenson, Mr, Schroeder, Mr, Holliday, Mr. Haroldson, Mr. Swenson. 108 Mr. J. E. Turner As superintendent of buildings and grounds for the whole Grand Forks school system, Mr, Turner sees that all the repair work is done and helps in the planning of any new buildings. WE GROW IN KNCWLEDGE K MTN 7' Ni Alice Boen George H, Bohnen Shorthand l, Typewriting, General Science Distributive Education B.S., M.S. B.S. Beulah Bomstead Journalism, Isabelle Bork American Literature Homemaking I and II B.A., M.A. B.S. Ed Bohnhol? U. S. History B.A., M.A. al if .5555 ,,,, H., .jqtwy A of A i A . -' . CQ Virgil F. Buchholtz Studyhall Supervisor B.A. Mrs. Dewey J. Bushaw Verl l., Clark Leal Edmunds Algebra I, Plane Geometry Driver Education, Printing English II B-A B.S., M.S. B.S., M.A. Sergio Gambucci acquaints himself with Central's facil- ities and other faculty members. Although Central lost many familiar faces from the faculty because of the new Valley Junior High School, many new ones were also introduced. Among the new faces are those of Sergio Gambucci, Shirley Gilbert, John Rhoades, Leslie Cook, Harold Walen, Florence Patterson, Ella Quam, Mrs. Dewey Bushaw, Mrs. June Weisberg, C. M. Hestdalen, Virgil Buchholtz, and Mary Kuchera. Among those transferred to Valley Junior High was Prof Sheets. Even though he isn't at Central any longer, Prof is still an active member of Central's stage crew. A G Eratd Frnz Engel Arthur H Evru H S Geography Physucol Educatlon Phystcs Elementary Algebra World Geography General Sctence Vusuol Educatlon BA MS c rnstr lots to a studnous r :ntl 1 stur m nt Along wrth the acqurrung ot teachers for sclc ct subrects came the task of getting ad vnsors for the organrzatrons ID the school left advrsorless by the transfer ot teachers to Val ley Junuor Hugh Takung over Red Cross was Shrrley Gul bert Smgnta Hn Y was Leslue Coolc and Dean of Boys was C M Hestdalen The PTA thus year got oft to a smash start vvrth the membershrp drrve berng every bet as successful as last years The many meetungs gave all the parents and teachers a chance to meet one another and become acquarntcd sd DuWaun Fagerstrorn James P Forslund Sergno Gambuccn Cornmercual Typewrrtmg Government Economncs yslcal Eclucatnon Bookkeeprng Socrology Business Law Umverslty Methods Class B S M A M Shnrley Gilbert Leo Haesle Car' Hagen l.OIft Englvsh ll Band Orchestra Governrrent Econonlcs Debate B S l 1 . Q Q5 , v 'F r l I M A , . l 1 ' . A L, ' BA. ' lf I , V I B-5- Verl flarh Jtvr-s uct 1 Jr 'nr 1 V, ,- Q I Q t il ,xg ll ' ' ',, cz . - ' ' ' ,f 4 ,Ili 1 . A I ' V 'u ' X 1 s s . . I , . . E U I x , 4 I oh H H l - ' I ' , B.S, V - l -- . ., . . Bs., ,s. - ff 1, - 1 1 I 'I Y' , V , , V . ' , B.A. I Alice Hale Related Art Advanced Art Physical Education Manor in Arts Mrs Ruth Harm Clinton W Harstad World History U S Histo B S M S C M Hestdalen Mary A Kuchera James G Lade World History Eng rsh I Biology Business Relations BA MA Mrs. Kay Larson Earl A. McKay Frances Owen Psychology, English Il World History English l B.A. M.S., B,A. B.A., M.A. Y ,of Ester Sateren checks on over due library books any coftee parties and meetings gave the Teachers a chance to get better ac quannted These little get to gethers also gave the women a chance to gather in their own group the same holding true for the men Teaching school takes up much of a teachers time but they always manage to have those extra few minutes for students seeking help or advice They re always busy keeping up their hobbies following their in terests and some even attend school for post graduate work All in all a teacher has a mighty full schedule which many times they aren't given credit for. x Harm xv s oft on cold wrnter c The annual teacher s conventlon was held at Devnls Lake on October 6 7 with all the Central faculty attendlng The conven tuon Itself consisted of qroup dlscussuons and mass dnscusslons on teaching methods rules of the schools and problems of the schools Lawrence W Hanson was chosen Vice presldent ot thc NDEA at the State Con ventuon held IIT Blsmarck on October l9 Ql Hc IS also a vnernber ot the NDEA Executnve Board The contents of the state conventuon was srnnlar to that ot the Devlls Lake Con ventuon, only on a larger scale Central had only a few representatives at Bismarck, be cause ot the fact that school was not closed for the conventnon Dorothy Trayrs holds an ofhce nn the Na tional UPEA 4:155- 4. 'Dfw- Florence B Patterson Math B S c anis fix in cz S Quam World Hustor B S MA Edwln H Rolfson Engltsh tv B S lll Wulham Pederson Ernest M Pletcn Soclal Scaences Algebra ll Plone Geometry Trigonometry BA MA 1 John L Rhoades Ken Rro Chemustry Blology A MA D BS MA Dwight Sherwood Corwm S Snyder Vocal Musnc lndustrral Arts Math BE,ME BS El i I in A. A 5- :Silva 1 sat? or , if 4 .v S , if a ' Q15 - ' . .3 ' A , f l' f s . , I ' ,R X'- ii ll . 1 is , ., as A as A Rutl ' let L-3 wiv lay. - Q , R my xl , f r I l ' . , . ' . Ell , . ' ' 3 . ' Y ' ' . . . . ., . , .B., . ., Ph. . . ., . . Dorothy L Travus Carol Unkenholz Florence Patterson Dorothy Zemmer man and Wm Pederson dnscuss the day s work lll tenography II Ofllce General Sctence Proctuce General Busmess Typewrttmg BA MA Harold Walen World Hnstory Q I Mrs June Welsberg Englush IV Mrs Ansel G Wlneman Dorothy M Zimmerman French Spanush E glnsh ll Speech Play Productton BA MA Diploma In Speech Art Thus year the faculty accomplished much vvorlc and were also able to enloy their pastimes With attending meetings and doung their work the teachers were lcept very busy but even wlth all thus they had a very successful year lll ce H le puts w flnls nn touches on a hand drawn Chrnstmas scene xl Wiiifiiii A. Q ' , ' Itfnzflgllllll,l'll',l!1lllllfltlliim S , ' ' , ' , BA. V y b, , . I . . I 'e-54' ' f 'f -: .4 ,f :- ', -M , 'ie' ,llgl 533 'iq' - 'YG '7. ri -iii' Bs. BA, l l Q I -L Ali a a fe ' h' Q l y - , ' , n ' , ' . ., . . 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' I ' ' ' ' 96 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 172 , I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 97, ,lo , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 73 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 72 1 I I I I 1 I I I I I I I ' 1 1 1 671 1 I I I I I I I I , 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1, -0 UNITED WE STAND Its been a long hard pull but we finally made It lWe hopell There were tnmes when one of us nearly slIt the other s throat In the medst of sIlly lIttle arguments the causes of whuch have long srnce been forgotten lWe also hopell Of course there were a few tImes when we actually agreed on a page layout or some such trIfle Pl Before you start twIstIng and turnung the book and wonderlng If the prInter made a mnstake and prInted them upsIde dovvn pull up a chaur and take a Ilsten We decnded It was about tIme for a change and what could be more drastlc than turnlng the book over on ITS sIde'? No serIously we hope you wIll IIke the new panoramac style we ve QIVSD thIs years FORX because IH a few years you wIlI probably see It on many of the books throughout the state Its Iust lrke Cunemascape dont you thInk'? BeIng unable to hnd a cover that suIted the staff plus both of us your fussy edltors called upon the staff artust Jean Bloker to desngn an orIgInaI one We hope you lxke the Idea of connectmg the book by havIng the cover match the dIvIsIon pages also desngned by Jean Next we come to the theme Look closely It Isnt Here We Go but we added two approprIote letters to make It tIe In wIth the celebratIon of the 70th annIversary of Central ,M .,,, W8 TurnIng to the end sheets youll notnce that they too have been drawn In accordance wnth our theme and done In tnntbloc In order to leave space for you to wrnte llf you cont flnd enough room you re welcome to thIs pagel The dedIcatIon follows and we feel that thIs was lust the year to dedxcate It to Dr Elroy Schroeder sInce we are celebratlng the onnlversary of a school to whnch he has devoted so much tlme and energy Of course an annual wouldnt be an annual wIthout good clear pnctures and for the wonderful Iob done of photography we would luke to thank Lee Evanson and Cooper Studnos Wnthout theIr co operatIon especIally on our rush Iobs we could never have flmshed thIs book RestIng at last are our always fauthful staff heads who have done such a wonderful lab Jan ce and Avus thanks for the spIendId 'ob you dId on the senIor sectson You certaInly helped get our book att to a good start Sylvua and Nona you gals had your hands full wIth the octIvItIes sectIon Taknng poctures wrItIng copy and thInkIng up all those new layouts really took lots of tume and energy Thanks for a swell lab Jtm thanks for the hne Iob you dtd on the sports sectIon Trytng to wrtte a sports sectuon wlth two female 6dllOYS always gettIng braln storms about how It should be done must have been qunte a taskll Georgme and Barb the admInIstrotIon sectton IS certalnly nnce Thanks for a good 'ob well done Eleanor thanks for all the work you dud on the faculty sectIon The new page layouts are really terrnflc Patty and Duane where dtd you dlg up all those crazy pnctures IH the feature SECTION? They are really funny And Jean thanks for the wonderful art work you dId Those dIvIsIon pages are qulte clever and they tue In perfectly wIth the theme For the good Iob done on the Index we have Terry and Harland to thank Last but certaxnly not least we certalnly want to thank you Jane for the wonderful Iob you dId as busIness manager It helped a lot to have the GnancIal end so well taken care of PLEASE READ OVER OUR LIST OF SPONSORS AND REMEMBER TO PATRONIZE THEM WITHOUT THEM THIS BOOK WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE Our thanks to you the student ody for buyrng so many yearbooks Thus year we set a new record for student sales It sure makes our lab o lot easIer when we know that there are so many knds woItIng for the book we put out We also want to thank our advlsor Mr Fagerstrom for all the help he has gIven us We certatnly apprecIate hIs encouragement when we were about ready to quItl The Amerlcan Yearbook Company of Hann bal MI sourl had the Iob of publnshlng thts your 56 FORX Our smcerest thanks for all theIr help Thanks also go to all the custodnans who had to put up wuth us so many late hours They were most co operattve O Happy Dayl Sennoa PIIvIlnges au dVC1WllTg ncar and vvc shall soon In Off to Someplacell We hope you l ke our book and wIll enloy seeIng the pIctures of yourself and your frIends As we have been saylng to ourselves all year They may not lIke the shape of our book but they wnll always Iemcmber that we dd Itll Your Edltors Peggy Hanson and Carol Rose , . . . , . . , 1 1 - - 1 , . . . . . . . . . , . . , . . ., I l . . . , I , A I - I 1 1 1 r 4 - 11 - 11 1 - ' 1 . . . 1 1 - . , . . . , . 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