Central High School - Iroquoian Yearbook (Norwood Young America, MN)

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M. w. s rw s 'Wa 2 'fn N w 'M We N N 2 N w. 'M M. I fb. s We out UH CLH53 1 5 HISTOPS i . ln the fall of 1943, sixty-two bewildered and confused students 'began their freshman Q year at Central. The class officers werex President, Donald G. Hermann: Vice President, g Howard Pieperg Secretary, Joan Ranzingerg Treasurer, Marvin Boeck. 5 At a Halloween Party the Preshmen were initiated by the Sophomoree. The Freshmen 1 gl entertained the Sophonores at a Valent1ne's Day Party in February. One new pupil, Bose ' g Mary Winters, Joined our class. Mies C0l'llACk and Mr. Grivelll were our class advisors. , The returning Bophonores numbered fifty-nine. Our most important activity was lnlti- ' s g ating the freshmen, and the following spring the Freshmen entertained us at a party. Two A new pupils Joined our class, Mildred Elliott and Howard Lemke. The following were chosen 'fi as class officers: Lena Dietel, President: Marvin Boeck, Vice Presidentg Patricia Mahon, 5 fl Secretary: Mavis Kloempken, Treasurer. Our class advisers were Miss lehb and Mies Magyar. in' In the fall of 1945 we started our third year of high school. Our nmber had decreased V A Q to fifty-twof le chose the following officers: President, Robert Kurversg Vice President, fl, . Adrian Meuwisseng Secretary, Joan Ranzingerg Treasurer, Mavis Klompkea. ' f . le were entertained by the Seniors at a 'roller skating' party. The Juniors gave the if 2 V432 N 6 Seniors a prom with the theme 'An Evening in Amstsrdamn. The class play, 'A Case Of Spring- it? ,: 5 tlne' was presented. One new pupil, Geraldine Meyer, entered our class. Dux' advisors were ' 1 few Mrs. Adams and Mies ang. ' . nrn t A I , ' 'Q 1 !'orty-seven 'wise old seniors' returned to finish their high school education. Lorraine k r 'V 'X In , I lillemsen was elected class president. Mavis Doenpken, Vice President: Vera Meyer, Secre- :IL 'ffm 11. :wa 221,54 r T, ,W J le entertained the Juniors at a 'bum's dance'. On May 2, the Juniors gave the Seniors 'Q a prom. Charles Boyle, a veteran of World lar II, returned to finish his education. The '. 1 class play, 'The Absent-Minded Bridegroomn, was given. our class advisors were Mr. Rhode ix , and Mr. Vucinovich. L ' V- H 1 ., il ., ' P111 affix!! .eff zgfzfffffzfggfifgfg' fd ,Q 45 ,... .Nr N, .V ,..,,w,51,t,....,.. f' uw- ....., Q a ., ,M '. , tary: Richard Trittabnugh, Treasurer.