Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1935 volume:

Xx i P Copyrigi1t1935 KARL BENSON Editor DON DUNCANSON Business Manager THE CENTIQALIAN T935 PUBLISHED BV THE GRADLIATING STUDENTS OF CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL IVIINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA P L i l DEDICATIGN -lo the students from distant lands, who have come irom lar places bringing a breadth ol interest and a vvider horizon to our beloved Central and have become a part of the true Central Spirit, vve, the 1935 graduates ol Central l-ligh School, dedicate this boolq. It is our hope that the spirit ol Central may be theirs always even though their future may tal4e them again lar from these doors. Students Irom Distant Lands FOURTH ROW ELSIE BROESAMLE - - - BELILAH MATTSON - - MAY MacBAIN - - WILLIAM WARD - - OKE MARTINSON - GERD RORTVEDT ---- THIRD ROW MARTHA SPARRING - - DOROTHY MERRIFIELD - JUNE FISHER ---- FOLKE LINDBERG - ELEANOR CASEY - - - SECOND ROW ROLAND LEE ----- SONJA LINDBERG - - - EVELYN MATTSON - LARRY SILVERMANN - - GERD LARSON - - - EDITH JERNBERG - - - FIRST ROW GEORGE RYAN ---- REUBEN LUNDEEN - - - FRANCES JOHNSON - - RAYMOND BRUST - - ALVIN NELSON GERMANY CANADA CANADA CANADA - SWEDEN CANADA - SWEDEN - ALASKA CANADA GERMANY CANADA CANADA - SWEDEN CANADA CANADA NORWAY CANADA CANADA - CHINA CANADA CANADA - SWEDEN FCDREWCDRD That Central is the magnet vvhose attraction has assembled a student body not alone from our ovvn city but also from distant parts ol the world is the theme of the 1935 Centralian Q Q We hope vve have presented here a phase of our school life possibly not noted before. We have tried to emphasize this idea of breadth in the plan of the book. Qur most sincere vvish is that this boolc may lceep at a glow the vvarm spot that you vvill have in your heart for Central - - lVlay it also serve as a living memory, bring- ing baclc precious bits of the past. TABLE GF CGNTENTS I TI-IE lVIAGNET'S CORE - ADIVIINISTRATIGN Il GUI? WIDE MAGNETIC FIELD - CLASSES III PULLING PGWEI2 ---- ACTIVITIES IV LINES OF FGRCE - - ATI-ILETICS V FILINGS - - - FEATURES l.il4e tlne magnet,tl1e portals ol Central draw students from near ancl lar, ancl all wlwo enter are imbued with tlwe true Central spirit , ., 1 Q. -. N A -sg, ll H I 4, yi Q . 3 i fl . ' . '2.'2gg ,gf5egf2,fagq,sv-sivggpigi '---' f ' t kf?,. -, if 'f 2 '3 W'-giw 2, gi 3 f 90 QW From the ivied Walls wide windows of well-lighted rooms overlook the sloping terraces abloom with shrubs and flowers MISS ANNA BELLE TI-IOIVIAS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR. CALVIN W. JARVIS PRINCIPAL FACULTY CALVIN W. IARVIS . . . Principal ANNA B. THOMAS . . , Assistant Principal MRS. IOAN DORR O,BRIEN , . . Counselor ENGLISH DEPARTMENT MRS. LUELLA CooK EDNA HILTON EMLIA CROUNSE LOUISE ILES AMY Fox GENEVIEVE MCDILL MRS. HELEN GAMBLE M.ARIE MCGRATH LORINE GRosz IOHN MULLIG.AN LAURA HENRY ABIGAIL O,LEARY MRS. O'BRIEN IN HER OFFICE MRS. Cook Miss CROUNSE MRS. GAMBLE MISS Gnosz MISS HENRY Uh. - . Xa. I Dpi,-. 57 I it I I ,Iii . I A-N, MISS HILTON Miss ILES MISS MCDILL Mlss MCGRATH MR. MULLIGAN , L' A ' ' W ..,.V I X 10 I 1 REE 1 T I 11 Mlss PAR.luau. MIss SHOEMARER MRs. SMITH MIss GEGGIE Mlss NIcxIzRsoN Miss NU'rrER MR. RODGERS MR. BURESI-I MR. ADDINGTON MRS. BRRG I MRS. BRENNAN MRS. Goomz MR. HASVKER MISS HUTCIIINSON MR. KRUEGER ENGLISH DEPARTMENT IRENE PARKELI. ISABEI, SHOEMAKER CAROLYN REED MRS. NORA SMITH HELEN TIIORVILSON MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT IONA GEGGIE IENNIE PHILLIPS ELEANOR NICKERSON XVALTER RODGERS HANNAH NUTTER ANTIIIJNY BURESH SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT CHARLES ADDINGTON MRS. DOROTHY Gooma MRS. INIARIE BERG YVILLLIM H.XXVKER MRs. IESSIE BRENNAN DRUSILLA HUTCIIINSON EDWII RD IQRCEGER SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT CDRRIN KUENSTER AIRS. HELEN PINK ELIZABETH LUBDELI. IXIARY POWERS NATURAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT ELSIE EDLUND FRANCES KORIST.'X BYRON EIXIERSON ROSS PECK COIIRX GIIOTII I-IENRY RQHDE DOROTIIY' LEAHY MAY TOYVLEIK FOREIGN LANGUAGES ESTELLE CEONVVAY MRS ALICE DIIECIISLER MR. KUILNSTI R MISS I.0BDl-L MRS. PINK MISS POYVERS M SS EDIIIZND MR. EKII RSON MISS IQORISTA MR. PECK MR. ROIIDE MR. SWEET MISS TowI.ER MISS CONVVAY MRS. DRECHSLE 12 13 MR. ERDAHL MIsS HARRIS MISS HOI.LIDAY MISS HUSSEY Mxss NORDQUIST M135 CAREY MISS CHENEY , ,M ,,,,,,,,, MR. NQRDIIY MRS. PERCY MISS TURNQUIST MR. VVOHLFORD MR. MORSE MISS TURNER MISS WITTER FGREIGN LANGUAGES ABSOLOM ERDAHL MARGARET HOLLIDAY MARY HARRIS RUTH NORDQUIST ALICE HUSSEY COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS AGNES CAREY AMY CHENEY FRANK HOSMER WALTER NORDBY CHARLES WOHLFORD CONSTANCE TURNER MUSIC ART ARINIAS PELTO MRS. MARY PERCY GEORGIA SCOTT MYRTLE TURNQUIST SIDNEY MORSE ELLA WITTER INDUSTRIAL SUBIECTS MAYLQN HEPP Ioslsvn PEMBERTON GUY LANDER NELLIE TRUFANT WESTON MITCHELL HENRY ZxTTLEMAN PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLARE BELL EDMOND WEBER IoE MARKLEY EUGENIA ZIEMER LIBRARIANS IEANETTE BRICE MARGARET NORDHOLM MR. HEPP MR. MITCHELL Miss TRUFANT MR. ZITTLEMAN Miss BELL MR. MARKLEY MR. WEBER Mxss ZIEMER Mns. BR1cE Miss NORDHOLM 14 IN MEMCDIQIAM: I. VICTOR BERGQUIST The public schools of Minneapolis lost a great teacher of music this year in the death of I. Victor Bergquist. He was not only a fine teacher but gained a reputation as organist, choir director, and composer. We who have been in his classes realize fully the fine things he accomplished. He taught young people to express themselves frankly and freely in music. He inspired in his students an appreciation and understanding of music that was a part of his being and to his tireless efforts is due the success of the unique contests in Original Compositions which he established. We honor his memory and are proud of our participation in the activities he sponsored. ',oul2-wins-nAcNL11c-flun- X I9 Betty Ashenden Charles Brearley Herbert Gauper George Iohnson Alice Liedloff Loretta Markuson Iohn Bradstock Iohn Castle Lawrence Elfelt Lois Erickson Orville Freeman Betty Harlien Marguerite Hilton Randolph Iensen Helen Iohnson Ruth Ladd Ruth Anderson Dianna Bowen lane Burkhart Ruth Burnquist Betty Fagerstrom Ruth Fjalstad Edna Gietler Mary Iane Grimm Ieannette Grunditz Lucille Aagaard Lucille Aune Iacqueline Binder Alice Blomgren Evangeline Boner Margaret Carlson Wenonah Eckstein Elizabeth Elliott Eileen Floerkey Thomas Geanakoplos Donald Good Helen Grapes HONOR STUDENTS IZB Robert Nord Andrine Olson Einar Olson Mary Owen Orrin Pearson IIA Eloise Laugen Madelyn Leak Elizabeth LeBarron Kathleen Liljeberg George Lykken Eileen McBride Mary Martin Blanche Mattison George Mirias Elaine Murphy IIB Mary Louise Heusser Helen Hofe Arnold Howe Marjorie Inman Frieda Iohnson Harriet Keen Virginia Keen Dorothy Larson Folke Lindberg Miriam Mclntyre 10A Charles Gullickson Thomas Herschback Eleanor Iohnson Laurine Kirchner Annabelle Lee Sonja Lindberg Reuben Lundeen Robert Mielke Gordon Moe Iames O'Rourke Carmen Overson Edgar Starkey Richard Stone Gertrude TenBrinke Anna Marian Thompson Alice Walgren Ruth Yurgae Lois Muske Louise Nauss Mary Rigby Evelyn Running George Schwert Maurice Swenson Ierome Sybilrud Miriam Toll Alfred Wagner Charlotte Welles Rodger Naeseth Anne Nordlander Lorraine Nordquist Ieanette Olson Leonard Page Virginia Pawlak Caroline Prim Mildred Sandberg Charlotte Zeglin Donald Parker Gleen Peterson Ianis Poucher Elaine Salisbury Donald Smith Dorothy Swenson Velma Tischer Virginia Tucker Edward Von Sien Dorothy Wagner Eileen Walvatne Lucille Whited NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1711 Tir Row- Lllerizflder W .Izumi sun, R If Sffzffzffri-011, Awrlfoli, ., I.zmdlvar'g, H., Mae, lofmmfz, IP. Fotivrii Row: Pa1l,4r,.4f1f1i.111d, I'1'r,m1f11cr, F114 , Olsen. I., 'man 1lf'1't'1ff'. Iiiiiin Ron. Ilzzsrlq , li'1i'fnzrdfo11, I7 1' 1' 1' fo 11 'lliwfim' K I If I l S ., J! 'r1'c'1' vu. Row: Bush, rlmicriorz B I 1' ' ' 111 61'- wn. P., .-ind Ig CIHCKIV Vt'- Im c. iircsr I I l 7'!m1'r1f'. Wlzim Row' ffr'r'4'11fzil'v!1 ri' 111 I I1 MTF I I Hvnrff li Vrr1i1'1'i' .-ru. Q., .mir In Hgh. IANUARY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S recognition for scholarship achievements 32 students of the Ianuary class Were made members of the National Honor Society. Those having a scholarship average of 2.3 for their 4 years of high school career automatically became mem- bers. Since 15 per cent of the class is eligible for membership, those having a rating of slightly less than 2.3 were elected to the society by the faculty. In these cases character, leadership, and service to the class were also taken into consideration. Those who automatically became members are these: Whitney, Dorothy. . . . . . Aldrich, Thomas ........ Trepanier, Virginia. . . . . Huseby, Iohn.. Anstrand, Marcelle ,...,. Olsen, Valerie .......... Nelson, Ruth .... . . . . . O'I3rien, Geraldine .,..,. Evans, Eleanor ......... Frykman. Lois 2.8750 2.8333 2.7600 2.7407 2.7083 2.6800 2.6666 2.6400 2.6250 2.6250 Lundborg, Helen ..,... johnson, Donald. . . Thorne, Ioseph .,.....,. Vandenbergh, Mathilda. . Andereck, Mary . . . Petersen, Robert . . . Lundborg, Robert. . Batten, Annabelle , Mercier, Marie .,... Shepherdson, Agnes ,,... Those elected are as follows: Clucas, Frances . . Dickson, Constance .... Anderson, Bernice . Parker, Ieane. . . . . Bush, Rosalie. . . . . . Amundson, William. . . Moe, 2.2608 2.2200 2.1956 2.1880 2.1702 2.1600 Alice Richardson, Mary. . Magaw, Margaret. . Anderson, Pearl .. McBride, Gertrude . Alexander, VVillard Greenhalgh, Lora . . . . . . . 2.0000 2.6153 2.5961 2.5833 2.5283 2.4800 2.4583 2.4285 2.4200 2.3333 2.3125 2.1250 2.0980 2.0869 2.0784 2.0652 2.0434 20 21 IUNE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY IFTY-SIX students of the Iune Class attained the honor of becoming members of the Iune National Honor Society. Those who automatically became members achieved an aver- age of 2.3 and were as follows: Roskaft, Gladys ....,. Nelson, Roberta .,.. Bogema, Grace .... . Burnett, Margaret .... Iensen, Arnold .,.,.. Hall, Edgar ..,....., Shoemaker, Mary Lou. . . Bjerke, Allan ....,.,. Bullis, Betsy ......... Floerky, lean .... Nan Pemberton .... Hruza, William. . Hall, Fannie ,... Austin, William . . , Eaton, Elizabeth ..... Lundeen, Ioel ,,... Franklin, Glover ...., Duncanson, Donald , Hardin, Virginia ,.... Peterson, Lois ,...... 2.9615 2.9600 2.9423 2.9259 2.9166 2.8846 2.8750 2.8750 2.8461 2.8400 2.8333 2.8124 2.8039 2.7777 2.7600 2.7307 2.7222 2.7200 2.6896 2.6842 Wilson, Alice .... Allen, Paul ...... Lovell, Eleanor , . Benson, Karl .... Corlette, Dorothy Neu, Lorraine. . . Eckstein, Sidonia Ryan, George .... Bell, Marion ..... Weiner, Sam. . . House, Helmer. . Riedel, Beatrice . Tillisch, Arleen. . Anderson, Evelyn ,...... Eaton, Charlotte . Hovland, Evelyn. Lidbom, Cleon . . Nelson, Iames. . . Carlson, Harvey . Groff, Donna .,.. Kelly, Kathleen ...,..... 2.3000 DeRoma, Herbert . . Eng, Erling ....... Roll Mary Louise Iacobson, Iune . . . . . Eichinger, Kathleen . Brady, Donald ....... Soderlund, Lillian .... Those elected were: 2.2916 2.2692 2.2692 2.2222 2.1458 2.1250 2.1250 Harris, Merrill . . Sewell, Alice , . . Clifford, Hallie . Tiroux, Clyde . . . Turner, Ieane . . Iohnsen, Irving . . Putnam, Fred . . . hlitchell, Helen . 2.0400 2.6481 2.5714 2.5714 2.5416 2.5200 2.5106 2.4705 2.4615 2.4600 2.4583 2.4400 2.4166 2.4166 2.3773 2.3750 2.3750 2.3750 2.3333 2.3137 2.3000 2.1200 2.0833 2.0833 2.0833 2.0625 2.0588 2.0416 1-'rifrn Row: Curlrmz, Bzzllis, House, Harrrf, Lzuzdccn , D11 11 C 1111 x u 11 , I-lruza, Eng, Pulnam , Ryan . F 0 U R TH R o W' 16111111 N'f'lfr1rz lahzzfen, Frlzfzlxlrrz, Htzll, Sade: lzmd, Kelly , R zcdcl , lzzrrz1l1.to11, Bjerlqe, Mitchell. Tulum Row: lj10'1111ge1', Clfjlafii, lztllmz, .111- def-mil, liner-key, Svnfll, H1111- lzuzzl, Brtzrly, Dfkomu, .fIz1x!i1z,.-lllen. Suoxn Row: Sl1oc'n111lqt'z', Eckflfilz, Lovell, Bagema, Turner, Neu, Curlfzlc, Groj, Hall, B1zr'r1c'lt, Pc'f11l1srZo,'. Imsr Row: Tnunr, l'rlz'r'fo11, lzllufh, lmll, Hmdm, Bell, Belrmu, Nvlfnn, R., Roxklzll, I 1 W l Wc'lf1z'1', 111 ou, '1 5011. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY REPRESENTATIVE CENTRALITES IANUARY '35 REPRESENTATIVE CENTRALITES, you are to be con- gratulated. In scholarship, in athletics, in almost every type of activity at Central, you represent the best we have to offer. Heading the list are the four class officers. Howard Taylor, senior class president, made Central's name known in state tennis circles by winning the State Doubles Championship in 1933. Marion Bennett, vice-president of the class, was presi- dent of Girls, Club and a Girls' Cn winner. Don Harley, as class treasurer, was a member of the Student Council and the Class Cabinet. Virginia Trepanier was a capable secretary for the Ianuary class and an active participant in all girls, activities at Central. In scholarship, Dorothy Whitney, valedic- torian, and Thomas Aldrich, salutatorian, were truly leaders. Dorothy played one of the leading roles in the class play, Thomas was on the business staff of the Ccntralian and in the class play cast. Bob Lundborg held the position of Editor-in- Chief of the News. Helen Lundborg was Bob's able assistant as School Editor of the News, and both were M. H. S. P.A. delegates and members of the Quill and Scroll. Marjorie Beau- pre was chosen to reign as queen over the 1935 Homecoming, and was president of Girls' Club. In the field of sports Central was well represented by Les Henninger, member of the foot- ball teams of '32, '33, and '34, and of the C Club. THOMAS ALDRICH MARION BENNETT LESLIE HENNINGER ROBERT LUNII WIRGIINIX TRFPNNII M.-XRIORIE BEAUPRE DON HARLEY HELEN LIQNDBORG HOWARD XHLOR D RO HX WHITNE 22 23 KARL BENSON TOM BUCKMAN MARK ESSLING DOROTHY MCWILLIAMS GERALDINE SANDBERG FLORENCE lOl'T ILTTY BULLIS EDWARD IIEPP MARY LOUISE ROLL RAY STRATE REPRESENTATIVE CENTRALITES IUNE '35 REPRESENTATIVE CENTRALITES, in the eyes of your classmates you have achieved most in your career at Cen- tral. To these ten the Iune '35 class looks for representation: Ed Hepp, president of the class, and a member of the track team and Centralian staff. Geraldine Sandberg, vice-president of the class and president of Girls' Club. Florence Bott, class secretary and vice-president of the Girls' Club and Girl Re- serves. Mark Essling, class treasurer, member of the Winning Warren debate team of 34. Ray Strate, Centralls shining star of the sports world, captain of the '34 football team and the '35 basketball team, and a member of the all-city teams for both football and basketball, president of the CH club and Student Council. Dorothy McWilliams, president of Central Blue Triangle Girl Reserves, and president of the City-Wide Girl Reserves organization. Tom Buckman, prominent mem- ber of the swimming team, and a member of the Class Cab- inet and the C Club. Betty Bullis, well-known in many activities as a member of the Class Cabinet, Girl Reserves Cabinet, News Staff, Quill and Scroll, C.C.C. Cabinet, and Cenlmlian staff. Karl Benson, editor-in-chief of the 1935 Cen- lmlian and a member of the Class Cabinet and Student Council. Mary Louise Roll, active in the Girl Reserves and Girls, Club. 'lmmm Row: Kami, .-Ildfiffz, 1.11 IANUARY CLASS OFFICERS CLASS HUNORS IANUARY CLASS CABINET lung, Call, Xvlaozz, I.fm'lgf11.1f1, Snow' Roxx- liw-fl Clmizf In - 11 Hell, llt1.zz'r1sfc'111, lztlflflmu, H1111- ncfx, liwgqrfz-I, lmvl Row: 'fm' 1 I 1 Z X1 rr 11 In t, . ,. juuzzt' ', U or c, . fr: ' ', in ff' rwckwfozl, Ifmrzull. Hurley. ndf O make their class long remembered as one ofthe best ever graduated from Central was the purpose of the class of Ianuary 1935 when they elected Howard Taylor, Marion Ben- nett, Virginia Trepanier, and Don Harley as their leaders. The many achievements made by these officers in cooperation with the class cabinet, class advisers, and fellow-students proved to the class that they were not wrong in their choice. Homecom- ing Day, with the traditional Central vs. South football battle and the Alumni dance as its main events, was their first large project. The class party, whose theme was a Bowery Brawlf' and the class play, You and If followed in close succession in December. Commencement exercises were held on Ianu- ary 24 for 200 A Seniors, 32 of whom were members of the National Honor Society. HOXV.XlilD T 'KH LOR M XRION BFNNEIMI' YIRGINI X 'l'RFl .'xNllTR DON H 'XRLEY DOROI HX W H11 NEH 'l IION1 35 'XLDRIL H l rf's:dr11t Vzuc'-I're,m!r'uz .Yf'r1'rri1z'3 'I'f'e.nnrf'r lulfdz mmm i.zl141.1Iar1i1r1 24 25 FDVV KRD HLPP GTR 'XLDHNE SUNDBFRG FLORENCE BOTT MARK ESSLING GLADYS ROSKAFT ROBERTA NELSON Presxdenl V P c cnt Secrffary Trcumrer Valediclo:-ian Salutuloruzn HE class of Iune 1935, under the sterling leadership of its oliicers and class cabinet, and with the guidance of its advisers, ably upheld the Central tradition for fine graduating classes. Soon after its formal organization in Ianuary, the class elected Edward Hepp as its presidentg Geraldine Sandberg, vice-presidentg Florence Bott, secretaryg and Mark Essling, treasurer. The class cabinet was appointed soon afterward by the officers and advisers. The first large project which the class undertook was College Day,', an experiment which met with the hearty approval of all Centralites, both students and faculty. A Crazy-Cut-Up-Costume party, which over 200 HA Seniors attended, was held for all class members on March 29. Fifty-six members of the class of Iune ,35 were accepted as members of the National Honor Society at the Honor assembly on May 7. Turku Row: Iizzllff, Thafilldffu, Mr'W1IIIum5, Balt, Illzfnger, Zitlle- murz, Si-.roxn Row: Tirozzr, Buck- miuz, W'o1f1ef', Ifsnsml, Smile, Ess- Img, Prmnlm, FIRST Row: Bell, Lvlwlell, .5'a11dIm'g, Ilepp, Leahy, Ifulnlc. IUNE CLASS CABINET IUNE CLASS OFFICERS CLASS HONORS v - - - - 1 - - - l K I - Q - I - I I - I l - - - - I 1 l 1 l 1 ALDRICH, rl-'IIOINIAS ALEXANDER, WILLARD AIiERN, ROBERT BEAUPRE, MARJORIE National Honor Socictyg Chess Clubg Debate Clubg Library Boartlg Class Playg Salutato- riang Ccntralian Staffg Class Cabinet. Among' the test iulves of ri lub- ortitory, He'll make zz name for song and story. ANDERECK, M.-XRY National Honor Societyg Girls' Clubg Ccntraliun Staffg G. A. A.g Latin Clubg C Win- nerg French Club CScc'yDg Girl Reserves. Success is Marys chief desire, She's sure to set the world on fire. ANDREWS, HENRY C. C. C.g Library Boartlg Cheer Lcaclcrg Class Playg Glee Club: Messiah g Mi- kncloug Desert Song g Pi- rates of Penzance. I lilqe to talk, I like to sing: A lawyer or announcer is just the thing. ANSTRAND, MARCELLE National Honor Societyg Girls' Clubg C. C. C.g Girl Reservesg Commercial Club. As a secretary she'll he one of the best, And have no troulrle outrloing He is sure to he a business successf He'll make things hoom and not depress. IKLLINIAN, DAN Aviation Club. He'll flimh to the highest Cloud, And make his country proud. AMUNDSON, Btu. National Honor Societyg Avi- ation Clubg Chess Club. l want lo he a modest rest- dent, But I would just as soon he president. ANDERSON, BERNICE Commercial ClubgGirls' Clubg Girl Reserves. A secretary well equipped is she, But hers an artisfs name one day will he. ANDERSON, MARGARET Girl Reservesg Girls' Club. She'd like to travel o'er land and sea And always feel that she was free. ANDING, MORITZ C Club. I lore the touch of the old Pigskin, And I will coach through He'll go in for advertising on a large scale, .Jud with his II11'l1'g6'7ICC' he'll newer jail. IXNDERSON, PEARL Girls' Club: G. A. A.g Girl Rescrvesg French Clubg Mes- - U so siah. 93. Clothes will ever her fanfy hold, And dresses shell malqe in fizshioifs mold. ANDERSON, ROBERT Orchcstrag Desert Song g Chimes of Normandyug Mikaclo. W e'll see him travel from here to Spain Always by way of his own aeroplane. ANDERSON, VINCENT Civil engineering is his aim We wish him luck and also fame. BATTEN, ANNABELLE National Honor Societyg G. A. A.g Latin Club: Girls' Clubg Commercial Club. As a business girl she'll some day shine And ease the load for a busy Homecoming Queeng Girls' Club QPres,Qg Student Coun- cil QV. I'rcs.D: Botany Clubg French Clubg G. A. A.g Girl Reserves. Our homecoming queen wants Io go to eollege We hope she'll gain there loads of lqnowledge. the rest. thick and thin. mind. AHFRN, R. .-XLIZX.-XNDER, w. AMcNosoN. rs. ANDERSON, D. ANDERSON, P. ANDERSON, V. ANDREWS, H. BATTEN A ALDRICH, T. ALLM.-KN, D. ANIJIZRECK, M. ANDERSON, M. ANDERsoN, R. ANDING, M. ANSTRAND, M. BEAUPRE M 26 27 BENNETT, M. BERGQUIST, R. BERNARD, M. BUTT, R. BROESAMLF, A. BUCKMAN, P. BUSH, G. BUTLER, H. BERGQUIST, D. BERGREN, R. lil'l l'Nl2R, N. BONVERS, M. BUBAR, M. BULLION, I. BUSH, R. CARLISLE, BENNETT, MARION BERNARD, MABEL BULLION, IAIXIES BUTLER, H.ARRIET Botany Clubg Girl Reservesg Skylite Club. C Winnerg Class V, P.g Girls' Club QPres.bg Student Council QSec'y and Treasjg Botany Club QV. Pjg G. A. A.g Girl Reservesg Silver Tri- angle. Around the world both near and far, She will follow the wander- ing star. BERGQUIST, DOROTHY Girl Reserves, Blue Triangle QV. P. and Treasjg Girl Re- serves, Silver Triangle QPres.jg Girls' Clubg Class Cabinetg Scandinavian Club QTreas.jg G. A. A.g Messiah, '32. You'll meet her in places along the way, Perhaps in New York or Paris gay. BUBAR, MARIORIE Girls' Clubg Botany Clubg G. A. A.g Girl Reservesg Library Board. To obtain some good position ls right now my lzig ambition. BUCKMAN, PHIL Class Cabinetg Homecoming Committeeg Quest StafT QBus. Mgrj '3-l: C. C. C.g Class Playg Hi-Yg Debate Teamg Debate Club. Girls' Clubg Girl Reservesg French Clubg G. A. A. With all our commercial art- ists fhere'll he competition, But we're sure Mabel will fnd a good position. BERcQUIsT, RICHARD Footballg Scandinavian Club QV. P.jg Commercial Club. He wants a degree from the Universityj That will jill his longing heart with glee. BUSH, GEORGE Track Team, '34, Skylite Club. He wants to commercialize his art And draw his way into some- one's heart. BITTNER, NORMAN Footballg C. C. C. To he an aviator is his great hope: The sky is his limit, a wide scope. BUSH, ROSALIE Girl Reservesg Girls' Club. She'll spend many pleasant Mimes and Mummersg Quest Stalfg C. C. C.g Homecoming Committecg Class Playg Glee Clubg Hi-Yg Messiah g Desert Songug Mikado g Chimes of Normandy. Go to linzmy with your ache: Give the rising young M. D. a break. BoWERs, MARCELLA Commercial Clubg Girl Re- serves, Spanish Club. First I shall work and money make That later long trips I may take. BROESAMLE, ALFRIEDA Commercial Clubg G. A. A. Alfrieda's quiet, gentle ways Will luring her and her work much praise. BERGREN, RICHARD To rise in successive steps to the top He is willing to work without any stop. BOTT, RUSSELL To go to lands both far and near Is my idea of a good career. CARLISLE, IOSEPIIINE French Club QPres.jg Mimes and Mummersg Girls' Clubg Girl Reservesg Class Play Com- mittee. As a lmyer in many a foreign l Did you say commercial art- To make the injured zvell and ist? new hours Wfffl I 4 .h Then slze'll have to work her As a surgeon, this we know Working among her lovely She -will l1 01 flf '14 WU hardest. he'll do. flowers. filing-V Ol ml- - - - I 1 - Q - - l 1 1 I 1 i 1 S U I - i -1 - I n -I ,-, - K - - - - K - - - - J. CARLSON, MARION Commercial Club. Typing, dirtation suit her to a T. A stenographer so me w h e re she's destined to he. CARLSON, VICTORIA Commercial Club CTreas.Dg Girl Reserves. Small of stature, lovely and fair, Of great success she'll have her share. CARTER, MARIORIE G. A. A.g French Club. She'll he a success that we all know- As secretary somewhere in Chicago. CINA, HELEN Commercial Club. The husiness world will win her heart And there she'll play a splen- did part. COLLINS, JACOB To learn to fly is his only ery, We hope that he'll get up quite high. EDSTROM, HORACE Botany Clubg C. C. C. Like all the rest, He thinlqs tra1'eling's hest. CARLSON. M. CARTER, M. CARLSON. V. CASEY, M. DICKSON, CONSTANCE C Winnerg National Hon- or Societyg G. A. A.g Girl Re- serves: Girls' Clubg French Clubg Latin Clubg Orchestra. CONNELL, GERALDINE Girls' Club QV. P., Treas.. Seoyjg Class Cabinet. lVOI1yf jerry look cute In her nurse's suit? EASTINIAN, LORRAINE Mimes and Mummers CV.P,, Sedyjg Skylitc Club lSec'yjg Class Play. Whether an actress or an art- In front of rt room she'll have 151 her heneh She will always work he: And teach many children how hardest, to speak French. CULL, ELLEN C F Class Cabinetg Bank Cashier IQLQAS, ' RANGES N ' 4565503 Girlsv Club. Library C. Winncrg Class Cabinctg Boartlg Commercial Clubg Nlmonal Hqnor SOCIHYQGJ Girl Reservesg Latin Club. A' A-9 Lawn Club: Girls For a department store all the Club, Gull Rescues' mppjim- 51,511 buy When for help thc're'll he de- Then their trade will boom mfmd' A ,ky,hig1,. Yojtlldjind Frances right at ian . Cox, MAE Emblem Winnerg Skylite Clubg Mimes and Mummersg G. A. A.g Girls' Club. When you're hungry for a chop CROG, IANE Vim Mae in 1'5 little ml C. C. C.g Girl Reserves:Girls' fhop- Clubg Commercial Club. She's a Central office girly COOPER, WALTER Her life will he a husy whirl. Glee Clubg Botany Clubg Messiah g Aviation Clubg Hi-Y Club. He'll play sweet music for dances Ana' aid the fellows in their D P ronlanct,-C. AVIES, ATRICIA Glee Clubg Messiah g Chimes ' E of Normandy g Mikado g CASE! I-IZABETH Desert Songng Girls' Clubg Girls' Club: Girl Rcscrvcg G. G. A. A.g Latin Clubg Bank A. A.g Spanish Club. Cashier. Her interests are focused on She'll regulate son1ehody's the fashions of today diet, And tomorrow in designing If you want good health just Babe will lead the way. try it. CIN.-X, I-I. COLLINS, 1. COOPER, W. CROG. l. DAVIES, P. EAS'I MAN L CLUC.-XS, F. CONNELL, G. COX, M. CL'LL, DICKSON, C. EDSTRONI H 28 29 ERICRSON, A. F.-XLKANGER, H. FFRNSTROM, E. FOX, I, GIZLDMAN, A. GINTHNER, R, GR.-XDY, I. GREENHALGH, L. EN ANS, E. lf.-XRISY, F. FLOBACK, G, FRYKMAN, L. GERTZ, I. GOLDMAN, C. GR.-XNING, L. HADHLLD, E. FALKANGER, H1xRoLD Track, '52, '35, '54: C Club: Commercial Club: Glue Club. Beh1111l 11 roll Ivp zlexh I fee H111'ol1l o1'1le1'111g you llilll me. EVANS, ELEANOR National Honor SocictygGirls' Clubg Botany Club: Latin Club: French Club: Girl Re- serves: Messiah, '53, Suffers, not size, Leads to the prize. FLOBACK, GLADYS Girls' Club: Commercial Club: Spanish Club: Girl Reserves, I11 school life :he'.f IZ socialile, And greet: ll! all wirh :mile xo brighl. FRYKNIAN, Lois National Honor Society: Girl Reserves Cabinet: G. A. A.: Commercial Club: Scandina- vian Club. Her amhlfion is ree1'cla1'i11l work, A1111 a jewel she'll he, for she floex not xhirk. GRADY, IEANNE Commercial Club Cl'res.D: Girls' Club: Latin Club: Girl Reserves. A 11111'se we fee her, clad 111 whlfe, Co111pe1e111, 11'11.f1e1l, Ihe lvexl Ill fight. CTRANING, LILLIAN C Winner: Commercial Club: G. A. A.: Girls' Clulxg Girl Reserves: 'KMessi11li. AIIOIAFI' A'll'lI0gl'1lf7hl'l' lllllfllll le111l ll h11111l III Ihr l1II5llll'.i'.i' 11fl111'r,f of Olll great l11111l. ERICKSON, ARTHUR We know that Artie a quiet lad, But if he ea11'z zraziel, hz-'ll be quite rad. FARISY, FRANCES Botany Club QTrcas.j. I1zterio1' decorating will he her nzissiony We hope :he'll gain II rple11- GiNTHNER, ROBERT Botany Club. Five year.: from now if he reaches the top, The Cenfralian will he prinf- ezl in Bolfx own shop. did p0,i,i0,,. CTOLDINIAN, CHARLOTTE FERNSTROM, ELEANOR G. A. A.: Commercial Club. Her interest is for Ihose 111 11ee1l,' In social work for lhC'77I she'll plead. Fox, IERRY Track Team: Tumbling Team. fl 11'11zfele1' of greaf 1'e11ow11, He will elsif every lown. CTELDINIAN, ALFRED Latin Club. When al11'o111l I :hall go, Every l111zg1111ge I shall lQl1O!lf. CTERTZ, IOHN I-Ic ll flraw for n111g11:111e 111111 f717f7l'I'1 1-I1112' zzfifh pen tlllll lllk 1'11t marzy 17 1'11pe1'. Here come: Charlolle all flrexxed in white: For her p1111ent's healfh :he'll make a good fight. CTREENHALGH, LORA Mimes and Mummers: Sky- lite: Quest Staff: Girls' Club: Girl Reserves: Commercial Club. A C0l7I7?Il'I'l'1'tIl 1111151 fake: Ihe .f11111rl,' V I.e1'x all give her fl g1'e111 Ing h11111l. HADEIELD, ELEANOR C VVinnci': Girls' Club: Girl Reserves: Botany Club: G. A. A. SllL'C'!1f5' our Eleanor will make III all Ihaf fhe may llII!ll'l'lcIk!'. - - I - - I - - I I - - 1 - - I HOLLAND, MARIORIE lqALVORSEN, BETTE A. HEATH, DON HOLMES, ROBERT Glcc Club: lLMCSSlllhl'1 HMi- UC NVinncr: Dcbntc Club Cfmumcrcial Club. Skylite Club. kllllffui 'LUCSCH Sflngli MPV Csccllli C' C' CJ G- A' A4 He'll enjoy h1'1m'1'lf through uffzm Bob goes of the ski rarcs of Penzzlxrlccu: G. A. A., llutuny Clubg Class Play Couu- ,IN fm. Ziff, jnmpwcl Guls Club, Curl Reserves, INIIKCCQ Ijllllzklfjl llourclr Lntm ,md mrduyy avoid HH ww. HC, may gel more than a ,ctw Cfxuxmcrcml Club, French Club, G1rls Club, Glrl Rc- and sn.,-ff. bumps! C u 3. serves. A music maker ix our Marge, fl mrial worker :he will lie, Whore following will soon he Azul full welcome her com- large. Fully. HIGIIEIELD, ORVILLE HOINES, ADELINE BOIHDB' Club- G, A, A.: Botany Club: Girl H.ANSKJN,ADOLPI-i A-rrfzwling thi: boy will ga Siiervesg -1MCS5il,h : Emblem H6111 work Wim energy 1,0 And .fee the land: of zce and mncrg C Wmncr. ,-,,fff,,1 WWW- She like: to sing, to read, and And not neglect the kindly to daneeg deed. She leads the boys' 11 merry prance. H C W HENNINGER, LESLIE ANSON LARENCE . v T T I 11 n HELMERSON,GENEVlEVE W . l . Football, 32' 331 34, C I I I SLand1navmn Club. Club, GMS Clfbl GUI Rcsffv.-fs? Surfers and luck will be his In athletic: we'zfe :een him Commercxal Club, Scandma- I , , ,- vian Club 'Hale' - - 'Mme' . . ' A What we deserve 1:x11relyfa1r. And all 1115 gn-15 yhgnk 1,55 Our Gen so sweet and fa1r,' ,m'gh,y fine. To all the hay:-lwewarel HAUENSTEIN, JANE HANSON, LORRAINE Girls' Club: G. A. A.: Girl Q: A- A4 C'l llI'?f,'1i'l,.ClUb? K Reserves: French Club: Bm- Curl Reserves, L WIHHCFQ HINSHAW, FRANCES any Clubg Class Cabinet. Emblem l'Vlfmcr'- Spanish Club CV. P.Dg Com- lane loves to xwinz and xlqate, 0 COM fmap 'Hgh-H 51151, mcffial Club' B111 her favorite :port is L1 date. hffff 'mmy ll duff' .Varter of the Hawaiian guitar One reason will he that .fhe -Chev!! be. lofff 'O flfflff- Tran-11 hw- 11,1511 this proph- HAh'iLIER, NORMA ecy. C Winncrg Skylitc CSec'yjg Girls' Clubg Scribblcrs For- H D um, Girl Rcscrvcs: G. A. A.: ARLEY, ON French Club, Class Play, Student Councilg Class Cab- Messinh. inet fTrcas.J. HALSETH, MARGARET Sheff so accomplished in many They fall for hi: smile and his When we go shopping for wa .f curl hdlf, new thm x to wear, y 5' . 5 . . That she'll he kept lm.: the And he wallqx the world with Margaret wlll model wzth dz:- l d y ' I ' ' ' h d ' rext of :er ays. a mzgzty mr. tmguu e azr. ll xLslix'H, xl. l'l.XNlXlliR, N, IIANSUN. ct. ll.XRLliY. lm. Hl2.X'l'll, lv. HIZNNINGER. L. HINSHAW, F. HOLLAND M H.'XI.XORSEN, ls. HANSUN. A. I1.xNmN. I.. ll.XLjl2NS'l'l2lN. I. IIELXIFRSON, cs. IIILQHFIELD, 0. HOINES, A. HOLXIES R 30 31 HOLMES, W. IACOBS, G. IACOBSEN, S. IACOBSON, H. IOHNSON, CARL IOHNSON, D, IOHNSON, L. IOHNSON, W. HUSEBY, 1. yAcOBs, L. 1AcOiasON, im, IACOBSON, P. 1oHNsON, c. iOHNsON, E. 1OHNsON, R. IONGEWARD, R. HUSEBY, IOHN IACOBS, GOLDIE IOHNSON, DONALD HOLLIES, WEX'LI.kN I-Ii-Y. Chemistry is his favorite rlishj To succeed in it, his dearest wish. National Honor Societyg Bank Cashierg Scribbler's Forumg Quest Staff QEd,jg Sl-:ylite Club CPresQg Winner Of Car- negie Institute of Technology Scholarship. This talented editor of the Quest Presented work hailed as the best. JACOBS, LYLE Spanish Clubg Band, '32,'33, '34g Orchestra, '34. His interests are many, varied, and wide, But on the ministry he may decide. IACOBSON, DERWIN E. Glee Clubg Pirates of Pen- zance g Desert SOng g Mes- siah g Scandinavian Club. For some hig store he'll he the buyer, Of this vocation he'll never tire. IACOBSEN, STANLEY Hi-Y Club: Scandinavian Clubg C. C. C. Club, Chess Club. He'll print good hooks for zis to read And Iherehy serve ns well in- deed. IoHNsON, ELSIE Commercial Club. To fashion styles that firing her fame Will give this maid a distin- guished name. Band, '33, '34. When she deeorates an inte- rior, Her work will noi he inferior. IACOBSON, HARRY He wants to he a business man I 1lon't know-hat I think he can! IACOBSON, PAUL Track, '33g Glee Club, '34g Pirates of Penzance. Paul is hurrying here and there, Following what? Am httzo n rare! IOHNSON, CLIFTON Away to college he'll gaily go,' From all the rest he'll steal the show. IOHNSON, CrXRL Skating Team. In forest conserzfiztion He'll assist the nation. IO1iNsON, RUSSELL With radios he lilqes to play At any time of night or day. National Honor Society. Don, we know, will make a good show On whatever path he may choose to go. IOHNSON, WALTER To the woods he is no stran- Eff, So he'll he a forest ranger. IONGEWARD, ROBERT Glee Clubg Chess Clubg Chimes of NOrmandy g Messiah, '32, Botany Club. A singer, a preacher, a teach- er he'll he: We wish him success in all of the three. IOHNSON, LUCILLE Girls' Clubg C. C. C. Cabinctg Scandinavian Club 'fPres.Dg Class Picture Committee. Lucy, we lqnow, loves the ivory hey, I But a clothes designer she's hound to lie. 1 1 l 1 1 I - - - - - - I - I I - Q - I 1 1 I - I LUNDBORG, HELEN KREBS, LILLIAN IQATZUNG, CARL KERSTEN, MIGNON National Honor Societyg HC C Winnerg G. A. A.g Girls' Glce Clubg Messiah, '32, Bank Czishicrg Quest Starfg Winnerg Emblem Winnerg Clubg Botany Club. '33g Mikudo g DescrtSongng News Staff. lg' f?tI3f5lC5iat2EieX5 At fry: her millionx she will Bomb' Club- One who now all knowledge ta C 00 lmr 5 I - ' - make, To California he will go seek: Board M?mbCri Qulll and And lhen a world four she And make hir cropx like Bur- zVi11.f0mf day reach ihe high- SCYOHS Girl RCSCFVCSQ Girls' will lake. fltlfllfli grow. est peaks. Clubg Latin Club. Helen walks of wilh all hon- KINNE, ELAINE Tlors xehgnlaitle, If Ud Messiah : Girls' Club: Girl If-'77 fa 5 ffff- -WIP' f-' Rescrvesg News Staff. let: do something drastic! Th? las? would lik? I0 go on LEE DOROTHY lze azr, i Then Ze fouling, 'iff hw- Girls' Club? Commercial Club? won tzat c air. Messiah, '32. LAWRENCE, CHARLOTTE KENNERUD, BERNICE Thir Canadian las: will do her Commercial Clubg Botany H H . H ffl! I U l ' Club: G' A' AJ ffMCS5iah. .C 'YV1f3UCl'?Gl9CClUlfi MCS' In making husxnesx a hzg hit. '32. siah g Desert Song g P1- . . . ' 'lg C. C. C.g This girl will make a good gui if Penzance nurxe. ' ', ' , , We only hope shew fm hm. Hegre: one who like: Ihe liftle . o puma And reaching them will be KONIGSONALVAR I ' l . . ml 0, He'll think long and hard on KELSTRUP, MAVONNE hh' Qf 'fC , LATHROP, CORAI-IE C' C' C- Omar: Girls, Club? Brit hell end up an engmeg,-. C Winnerg Art Scholarship Girl Rescrvcsg Commercial to Art Instituteg Art Editor Club. of Questg Girl Reserves: Blue She will gfm, had ggdb Szlfiefvrlgfjagggii Sgilitc To Ihore in nerd. ug urs ,ug ec ung G. A. A.: Bank Cashier: Mcs- KEEN, VIRGINIA A, KIPP, BRUCE sinh? V523 HDCSCH Son-qv Girls' Club' '4Messi'1h 32- Glffclub- When Condi C ff '5 fhf field Commercial' Clubg Girl Re- We have no douhrx nor any of WI' , serves. ffm'- Wt H :Hi hm., work In Som!! This- nzaidtn wilh Ihe lively H1311 bf' U fN 10Uf C 78i'1f'f '- famous mail. glance Will coin her way in .fong and dance. LARSON, M.ARGARET LANG, EARL Messiah g Latin Club: Bot- C. C. C. Cabinet. lXUNDERT,lACK HUB' Club: Cflmmeffial Club' Though Earl should he a mil- His idea of Ihe lies! occupa- Thi: lax: will win fame as a lionaire, N011 daneerf He'll nezfer give his friends If rrareliiig on a long ram- For herfalc this ir the answer. rhe air. 11011. KATZUNG, CARL KELSTREP, M. KERS l'IiN. M, KIPP, B. RREBS. L. LANG. E. Lf-.1 IIROP. C. LEE, D KIEEN, V. KENNERUD, B. KINNIQ, E. koxlissox, A. KUNIJER'I', 1. LARSON, M. LAWRENCE, C. LUNDBORK H 32 33 IJNDBORG, B. LUNDQUIST, R. MCBRIDE, G. MAGAW, M. MANDEEN, E. MARSHALL, T. MASOGITES, C. MAY, F. IJLXDGREN, H. LYONS, E. MCNULTY, I. MAGNUSON, E. MARR, W. MARTYN, F. MAXSON, D. MELDRUM, O. MAGNUsoN, EDNA C Winnerg G. A. A.g' Girls Clubg C. C. C. MELDRUM, ORVILLE He wants to acquire lots of cash And travel arounrl with zip and dash. MCNULTY, IOHN He'll specialize in auto de- sign His super 16 will he super- fine, LYONS, EUNICE News Staffg Botany Clubg Girl Reservesg Girls' Club. She has both an eye and an ear for news: She will tell you anything you choose. MAY, FRANCIS Football. Though Francis may for trav- el thirst, He'Il surely see America first. LUNDBORG, BOB Editor-in-Chief of Newsg Ten- nis Team, '32, '33, '34g Quill and Scroll CPres.jg M. H. S. P. A. Delegateg Student Coun- cilg C. C. C. Cabinetg Class Cabinetg C Clubg Latin NIARSHALL, TIMMA Guidance of children will her interest hold For she likes to help their lives to mold. MCBRIDE, GERTRUDE National Honor Societyg Glee Clubg Chimes of Normandyug 'KMikado g Desert Songug Messiah'lg Latin Clubg Girl Reservcsg Girls' Clubg Library Board. She'll give out a pill To make well the ill. NIAXSON, DONALD Glce Clubg Mimcs and Mum- mers. When into a theatre you hap- pen to stray, Yotfll fnd Don star of the play. M.ASOGITES, CHRISTINE C Winnerg G. A. A.: Latin Clubg Commercial Clubg G. A. A. Board. Instructor in physical educa- tion, We wish you luck in your vocation. MAGAW, MARGARET Glce Clubg Mikado g 'iDes- ert Songng French Clubg Lat- in Clubg Girls' Clubg Class Play. To play the piano and play LUNDGREN, HARCJLD Track Teamg Football. An athlete trained for strength and speed He'll win his way with word and deed. LUNDQUIST, RUSSELL Trackg Botany Club. Yon'll see him racing around the track: Zest and speed he'll never lack. NIANDEEN, ELDRIDGE Hi-Yg Latin Club. Look for Eldridge tip in the air: ' ' I-Ie might lake yon along if you only dw. MARR, WILBERT Hi-Yg Messiah When Wilhert plays hockey every day, They all come ont to watch him play. MARTYN, FRANCES 1 I She'lli1zstr1tct the girls in gymf Club' ff WEN G- A- A-S C0mmC1'CiHl Club. For this she'll need n lot of To get the inside dope. WZ!! MW'g0 fl-f MZPIW lUfUf'f Wifi, pad and pgncjl kggjz, vim. Is our e1lito1 s greatest hope. 5Pf'N- She will always bg gggn, - H i l l i 1 i 3 I - I - - - - Q K I 5 MERCIER, MARIE MURCH, WILLIAL1 NEUNSINGER, IACK NORDBERG,W,AYLAND G. A. A.g Girls' Clubg Botany Glee Club: LelaWala g Heal like to enter the field ol With his gaze a'i1'ecl and win- Club. K'ClIimes of Normandy g Mi- art: ning way ,nm a mimi whi,.15ju.fN t,,,h,,., katlong K'Dcsert Song. Anal if he floes, he'll do his We lqnow that he'll succeed There she'll always be the When he becomes an opera Pml- mmf 0793'- cenfer. star, We pretiict that he'll go far. MILLER, MAE NORDBY THELLIA C Winnerg G. A. A.g Com- ' mercial Club. Girlsl Clubg G. A.: Com- I , . I A NELSON, RUTH mercial Clubg Latin Clubg Girl f into a lzbtaty you chance to , . stray Botany Clubg Latin Club. RCSCFVCSS 5P3U1Sh Club- Don't be stn'p1'ised to see tiny A kindergarten teacher telling Af fl I bflfinfif l'1'f'fUfll'f' fbf Mae. a story, ll-fplfff ff? 4177155 I Om' Ruth Nelson is in her And Z1 fhlf POUIIUW Shell gjo,-yn ma 'e a name. MILLER, RUTH Commercial Clubg Blue Trian- gleg Girl Reserves. My .ambitions nnrnber three: NELSON, THOMAS NOR-I-ON, RUTH MARIE Cttfzl service, banking, stenog- , C . ICI b mphy. News Staff fBusIness Mana- Ommefcla U - sgergjgl Igi-Yg Chess Clubg Lat- Wien size? singing she's in In u . er gory, To have a burning ambition If WN liffm fU hff' V014 WOW! ALICE A S h ls hl If all that Tom's been a- 175 -'0 5'- Inneapois rt c oo c o- wj,j,in', arshipg National Honor Soci- ety, News Staffg Skylite CSec'y and Presjg Quill and Scroll CSec'yDg Scribblers' Forumg OHME,IEANNE Gifl Rgservesl Bhle and Sd' NELSON, WILLIAM Commercial Club' Girls' Club. ver Trianglesg Mimes and , ' , MummcrS.Gir1s2 Club. French C. C.. C.: Stage Forccg Bank A private secretary she'w1ll be, Club. Latin Club. Cash1crg Class Cabxnet. A model of ejfctency. An am'3.., she will be Bill will dabble in finance: On ,hc island of Capri. In this we hope he'll fmt' ro- mance. M P MONTREUIL, BEATRICE OSELEY, 'WL omg' Club qrfmy- Gift Rc- Class Playg Library Boa rdg servesg G. A. A., Botany Clubg Messiah, '32, '33. NEsToR, HERMAN Talent Club, We'z'e heafa' him sing a little To meet people and have many Her interests or ambitions she tune, zz friend, won't confine to one Bm' better, soon, than Bing Ezferything must on you de- The more the ntert'iet ' is he'll croon. pend. Bea's idea of fun. MERCIER, M. MILLER. R. MONTREUIL, B. MURCH, C. NELSON, T. NESTOR, H. NORDBERG, W. NORTON R MILLER, M. MOE, A. MOSELEY, P. NELSON, R. NELSON, W. NEUNSINGER, 1, NORDBY, T. OHME J 34 55 OLSEN, V. OSMUSSEN, I. OVERBY, R. PARKER, I. PETERSON, E. POMASEL, P. RAMSBURG, D. RENO, M. OLSON, M. OSTLUND, XV. PARKER, G. PETERSEN, R. PETERSON, Il. PRITCHETT, M. REEDY, I. RICHARDSON, M. OLSON, MERTON Hi-Y Clubg Scandinavian Club. He's in the market for a good position. If you find one, give us all the prescription. OSMUSSEN, IOHN Hi-Y Club. To wings he'll naturally take, And someday will all records break. REEDY, IIINI Band. He'll make a sueress of life, Aided perhaps by a charming wife. PRITCHETT, MARY Girls' Clubg Commercial Club. She'll he another ojfce aid: That's all right, if she'lI al- ways get paid. PARKER, GEORGE Football Managerg Chess Clubg PETERSEN, HELEN Skylite Clubg Girls' Clubg G, A. A. On soap she started her career, The greatest seulptress of the year. POMASEL, PHYLUS Glee Clubg Mimes and Mum- mersg French Clubg Desert Song g Pirates of Penzance. Desti ned to win theatrical fame, She'll make herself a famous 7711015- Commercial Club, Scandina- l vian Club. 3 OSTLUND WARREN The famous rofession of law RAMSBURG, DON l ' , P l Football, ,335 Hi-Yg C. C. C. he ll fmfri , Track Teamg Footballg Glee I , . Then of all eyes he I1 he the Club. Swimming Some day we ll see hm: on amy, t 1 ' Q A ,he 55,-e,,,f ' Don will go through life with The ideal man of each girlk 1,111-fmllf. .d I ll IA ,1,-mm, ze ean'l rx e, re' wa ' PARKER, IEANE Wy 'mls' C Winner: National Honor Societyg Commercial Club fSec'yjg Girls' Clubg Spanish RENO MAXINE clVERBY, RAYRIOND Club: Bank CashiergG.A.A.g H H' , , I , I b , b Bind Girl Reserves CTreas.Dg Libra- ,C Wlinncra GU 5 Cu fa ' ' ' 4 U, Board inet: Girl Reservesg Botany Some day Ray will lvrfaduzst I ' .H 17 , . .1 Club QV, P, Sgdy, '34j, me imws' . . . H pin' W1 E In mlm' F Won? she look rule all dressed Imagine him ,ctiznzlzng III Wmjlf i ,jd f inwhm, f J. . n o' rn err , f, ll Ovffmffs- mow' ZZ: g I M, F 0 Z J Holding a .mek h0y'f hand all J ' night? CJLSEN, X7ALERIE Skylitc CTreas.j: Silver 'l'rian- P 1 v E v ,gle Girl Reserves lCabinetQ: P M , ETERSON' LEABOR R M liluc Triangle Girl Reserves ETERSEN, ROBERF Botany Club: Girls' Club: ICHARDSONA ARY V CCabinetjg Girls' Clubg C. C. C. Cabinet, Commercial Clubg French C Vlfinnerg Commercial C. A. A. HNF! mmmw. who mlmx. I, Club. Clubg 41. A. A.g Rotany Club. lust I!lT11rlQ-tl clothes de- million, Can? you see her faking div- In sports of all kzlzds see her Slgllff. While wishing, why not ll'I-.ffl tation, shine E V Could any jolv he fiueri' for a hillion. .llasteringetferyharzlsirzmfionfl And revel too 111 mrzxle' hue. , g i i 4 - - - I - l i 1 i I SWANs0N, LESTER Sizssiox, DoN,x1.D S11ER1n.xN, RALPH Football, 32. '33, '3-l: Track. Track. '52, '33, 34: Football. ,l lvig h1111fQ111' 11'1'.'h 1111.1 '33, 34: C Club: Latin '53, 'S-l: Raslictball, 33. 'S-l: 1111111653 Cllllb- MC Club. lim' him life 11'1'll 11l11'.1T.f 11110 Ihr 1'l0111lr hr hofn-.1 10 Hr'll play fo11fl111ll x111111' 1l11,v, fU 'U'- rise, E1'f11 if 111' llzlf 10 fur. 1-11111 l1l11:1' his 11111111- I1l'7'O.f,i' fha slqizxr. SWANSON, AERIAL C VVinner: Emblem NVin- nerg G. A. A.: Girl Reserves: Commercial Club. She likes music 111111 5171117 And excels 111 1111yth1'11g of fllzlf 51111. SUNDT,RUTH Girls' Club: Bank Cashier: Girl Reserves fCabinetJg G. A. A.g Spanish Clubg Student Council: Library Board: Mes- siahf' Helping Ihoxe who 1111- 11'1,.-- 11'r.r.fc'1l, As 11 501-1111 tl'0l'kC'l', sh:-'ll he blessed. STREUKENS, HERBERT News Staffg Quest Staff: Mimes and Mummersg Debate Club: Scribblers' Forum: Hi-Y. If he lveuonzer ll polilictzl boys, The starr will nezfcr Irlkf 11 lays. SHEPHERDSON, AGNES National Honor Society: Girl Reserves: G. A. A.g Commer- cial Club: Latin Club. A 11'1z1'clergoi11g here Hill! SCHNEIDER, RUTH Skylitcg Girls' Club: Girl Rc- SCFYCS. At lust u1c 1'e f011111l 11111' 77101l- fl fair Wh0'd rlixpluy g0l1'lIJ' zvifh 1l1'xIi11g1115h1'1l 11111 SCHEVENIUS, BERGLIOT Quest Staff: Scribblers' For- um: Spanish Clubg G. A. A. Bcrgliot will he Cc1111'11l's lady ll. DJ Shelf 111le111f1l 111111 1z111l11li011.c. you sec. ROOT, BRUCE Swimming Team, '34, '35: Quest Staff: Class Cabinet: HifY fPres.j: Skylite Club CPres.D: HC Cluhg Chess Club. He Ilhftlllli' 1l:'.fig11.: that 111111: 01111 Irll, B111 j11.f1 lhc xurnc' we Ihinl' hcl' .r11'1'll. Swfxxsox, RUTH Girl Reserves: Girls' Club. A helpful girl, doing work for SHE.-X, GERALD STIEHRI, F. CH.xRLEs of Yews Stall' QAtlvertis1n1fNI,1ri aigerl. fl' He 11'1'll li'i111'l .1111o11g kllllllfll l7IL'lI,' Hopf I0 fre 3-1111 11'l11'11 101116 home 11g111'11l He loves- his school ZIJOIVQ so' H1:'ll he .forry 11111111 hc has 111 gn. SEAAIANS, GEORGE ln Ildifbtlll he will 771111 his plufe .ind he zhe 1111111 10 1'1:'111'h Ihr 1111xc. RUBALD, CATHERINE Girls' Club: Class Play Com- mittee. .-1 511611155 11111 know :hell make Ill 11ll 1h111 she will 11111lr1'111lqc. RoseoE, HOWARD Spanish Club: Stamp Club. His i11lr1'e.rfs' 111111-1' 011 l1l'1itI- therr. fhlzrity, lion. Pf1'hup,f on 501110 irifrx 5hr ll Wflh hcl' shc'll h1'111gjuy11111l .-I1111' hz ll make that hi.: 01'- mlqc' I0 thc' air. l11'l1z1'1'.fy. 1'11p11flU11. ROOT, B. RUB.-XLD, C. SCl'lNlilDER, R. SESSION, D. Slll?PlllERDSON, A. Silillfllhi, C. SUNDT, li. SW XNbON L ROSCUE, H. sCHEvEN1L's, B. sE.ssi.xNs, cs. swsxsox, .x. s11ER11JAN, R. S'I'REL'KlZNS, 11. sHE.x, cs. sw xxsox R 36 37 sxxrrxiax T. T!-LYLOR, s. THORNTON. F. TREPANIER, v. VANIIENBEROH, M. WHITED, c. WILCOX, 1. WOODFILL, R. 'r.xYLOR, H. TIIORNE, 1. TRACY, M. 'rt'RxsTR.-xxo, R. WHITNEY, D. WILLXAMS, E. TAX'LOR, HOWVARD TAYLOR, STANLEY VANDENBERGH, MATHILDA VVHITED, CL.kRE Spanisli Club CSCCHD: Glce Club: UlWt'SSl2ll1 Z Girl Re- serves: Commercial Club. Slze thrills lln' all with !I!'2' 11111- .fic sweety To ll'ffl'lI ta it if .t'Ill'Cl-V 11 frmf. Tennis. '32, '33, '3-l: State High School Tennis Cham- pionship: Doubles, june '33: President of Ianuary '35 Class: Student Council fPres.j: Class Cabinet fPres.j: C. C. C. Cab- inet: Hi-Y: C Club. We expert great things of our President: Of the :tate lte'll be Il leading rexirlent. THORNE, IOE National Honor Society: Class Play Com mittee: Centralian Staff: Latin Club: Library Board. With marital trouble the girl.: will come To joe to have their knots unflone. REPANIER, VIRGINIA National Honor Society: Scc- retary of A Senior Class: Class Cabinet: Student Coun- cil: Girl Reserves Cabinet: Commercial Club: Class Play: Bank Cashier: C. C. C.: G. A. A. .-1 traveler, I should ray, Of foreign countries H1711 the U. S. A. L'RNsTRAND, RUTH C W'inner: Girls' Club Cab- inet: G. A. A. Board: Girl Reserves: French Club. linen .vhe illflrrlctf the girls in swimming, All the racer tlzc'y'll be win- ning. SVVEENEY, THOMAs Chess Club: Chess Team: Glce Cub: kkMilillllO. Tom 11771715 to ltr' azlnzittefl to the liar! In politics ana' plezzzlings he'll go far. Track, '33, '34: C Club: Class Picture Committee. 14: an applicant for the busi- nexs world, Into excitement and glamour he will be IlIIl'lt'11. HORNTON, FLORENCE Class Play: Girls' Club: Girl Reserves: Commercial Club. Florence aim: to be entertain- ingj Hoxtefres will envy her tram- ing. TRACY, MARTPIA Scribblers' Forum: Skylitc Club: Botany Club: Girl Rc- serves. To be zlifferent if her IIIiIH,' This will prolzalvly lvring her to fume! XVOODFILL, ROBEIQT C. C. C. .-I N!Zl'f1l ojqfer h1 1l like to l1e. 1-Intl take rt l'l'1I1'f!' tlie worlzl I0 ff'f'. National Honor Society: Or- chestra: Skylite Club CV.P.l: C. C. C. Cabinet fSec'yJ: Girls' Club: Girl Reserves, Blue Triangle: Centralian Staff: Chimes of Norman- dy : Mikado : Desert Song. Our Tillie will be a great mii- .rifian And make Central proud of her position. WILCOX, IEANE C Winner: Girls' Club: G. A. A.: Girl Reserves: French Club. Swimming and horse-ltaclq rid- ing are her favorite sports: Sl1e'd also like to travel to for- eign ports. XAHLLIAIXIS, ELIZABETH Girl Reserves CSeC'YlS Glec Club: Chimes of Norman- cly : MikadO : Desert Song : Messiah : Girls' Club: Latin Club: Library Board: Talent Club. A girl so talentetl and fair, Shelf lilqed lvy everyone, I .S'lUt'fII'. WllITNEX', DOROTHY National Honor Society: Vale- clictorian: Class Play: Mimes and Mummers QV. PQ: Lat- in Club CV. PQ: Girls' Club: Girl Reserves. .-lnother conz'ert to the stage, IVe pretlict .che'll lie the rage. iXBBO'1'T, ixfl.-XRGITERITE Her IH7ZLYill0715 ore moilexf oml .ro ore her' finiyff Shf ll surely lie !IiIpf7j'l!ll'0Ilgl1 all her Iloyf. ABRim,xMsON, K,xTiiiu'N Girl! Club: SCL11'NliIl3YlLll1 Club. She will be iz lqimlergoricn teaeherg We hope Ihat grew! fziwfafs will greel her. AHLGREN, RAYINIOND Commercial Club: Botany Clubg Scandinavian Club. Ray u buyinesx man will be: And a big .vzifresf we hope Io see. ALEVIZOS, GEKJRCE Bank Directors fPrcs.Ug Swim- ming Tcamg Gymnastic Tcamg Track. He? :till at Ceniral-lint u'on't Iolqe us wrong! He'.v leaching hay: hou' to grow xirong. ALLEN, ACDREY Friends she has who lore her Aim' holil no one above her. ABBOTT, M. AHLGRIEN, R. ABRAHAMSON, K. ALEVIZOS, G. .-XLLEN, PAUL National Honor Socicty. ANDERSON, ELBERT lVifh mo!iz'e,c oml omlvifions JXNDERSON, LILLIAN Ci. A. .-Lg Cummcrcigil Clulvg He hopwf .fo Illll Aiwa-elf re- hgh V UCC' HQW11, TU hfll' Omni hi' ff f'l '17.l'f Her zliily xhe will newer .fhirl': The finer! dfllllljl in Ihe fozwz. 'W' Shell rife mm-h higher fhozz H clvrlg. AXNDERSON, ELBIER QXLLFNI, CHARLES Band. T0 fllf-V ffffff'-X'-fflfl 1f'f71l'f'l' Of lVizz'er'i11g over which comic i lil? bill' I 10 fake, ' Clienlf will mme from ever Hg 0,I1yd5kJ-hu um. 10 nmkf. ,ro fur. ANDERSON, EVELYN i'5LN,XSTASIl3N,GUST gum 1Hd,Sfrfg:2 iffignal , onor ocxctyg ass av ast: 2l?r231l.' 333 3ijIiIr 'dx' Mimes and Mummcrsg Girl! .Tl 'mdgcr' 3 1 Qlubg Blue Triangleg Silxlcr ' D y 'A 'lrianglcg Glce Clubg Latin He is an oiitsfmizlirig alhli-Ie: Clubg News Stall. ffl? fjfff wld' hcf Imml IO In radio work :ome fumre day ml' Thix d?ft'l'!7Il71!'l11 girl will win her way. ANDERSON, ixLAN ANDERsON, HAROLD To have all he winzfy, hon' , , mud, will hc, NNI? Ile all lqnozu Ihut whore ez If thix amhiiion or jzixi plain yo , da A g,.c,t,dp Hizppmczvs and niece,-'J will follow you. IXNDERSON, BERGER ANDERSON, IOHN Where music Ireuils iz nzeirxzrre He .mys tha! he hos no umbi- gay non uf yer, There Bergrrolu'i1y.r zumifx lo Hut we all know rho! .lnily ploy. play.: lmll like ii zfet. ALLEN. A. .xI.I.LJM,c .xN1mi2RsON, .x. xNmiRs4ON, IZLHER 1' ANDERSON, .XNIJliRbON 1 ALLEN, P. AN.-xs'11xsION, G. ANDERSON, B. ANIJIQRSON, IZLMER .xNlJliR5ON, li. ANDERNON I 38 59 ANDERSON, M. ANDERSON, R. ANDERSON, RUTH ASHCROFT, R. ANDERSON, N. ANDERSON, R. ANDERSON, VV. ASP, C. ANDERSON, NORMA Girls' Club, Commercial Club, Girl Reserves. Norma would travel horli near ANDERSON, MARION French Club. This girl has worthwhile am- bitionsj She will do her part in mis- sions. ANDERSON, WILLIAIJ Bill does not reveal his goal: We're sure it's an important role. ANDERSON, ROSALIE Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, G. A. A. 'Mid pleasures and palaces far she may roam, But when it's all over there's no place like home. ANDERSON, ROY Track, Hi-Y. Roy hasn't yet discovered his work, But his duty he'll never shirk. ASHCROFT, REX His fortune as an engineer AUSTIN, W. BALCOME, A. BECK, M. BENSON, K. B.-XKKEN, L. BARNES, C. BELL, M. BENSON, R. ASP, ROBERT He never has a lot to say, A pleasant chap in every way. BAKKEN, LUTHER Glee Club. He doesn't care for girls or fame,' To be a lawyer is his aim. ANDERSON, RUTH Commercial Club, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Blue Triangle. Ruth wants over the world to travel, The tale of foreign lands to unravel. AUSTIN, WILLIAINI National Honor Society, Hi-Y, First Place in Applied Music Contest, 1935. A great pianist he will be- come, And audiences to his skill succumb. BALCOINIE, ALMA E. Girls' Club, Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, Band, '32, '35, 'S-l. BARNES, CLARICE Commercial Club, Girls' Club. She'll be a famous artist soon,' Great men will grant her every boon. BECK, MARIORIE Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Girls' Club, Latin Club. A lucky profession wins this girl gay: She is cheerful and happy all the day. BELL, MARION National Honor Society, Girls' Club, Latin Club, Centralian Staff, G. A. A. Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Pirates of Pen- zance , Mimes and Mum- mers CTreas.D. A capable girl is Marion Bell Anything she tries, she does very well. BENSON, KARL National Honor Society, Class Cabinet, Student Council, Centralian Staff QEditorj. Karl, the Editor, modest and nne, Eficiently keeps his stag in line. ROBERT, BENSON Botany Club QV. P., Sec'yD, C. C. C. and fart l1e'll seek: He will he Il forest ranger, May nothing come her plans Words of wisdom are all he She will learn to drive a car And never known to shirk to mar. will speak. And travel in it near and far. the danger. 1 - I K - I l - I I l - - 2 - - I I Q - I I - I I l I - - - - - - - - - I I I - - - - I I I l l I I - BOGEIXIA, GRACE U. S. History Medal, National Honor Societyg Scribblers' For- um lPres.Dg Girls' Clubg French Clubg Commercial Clubg Girl Reservcsg Skylite. Hel' ambition is to wi'ite,' For her the pzfl1li.vhei'x will fght. BOTT, FLORENCE C Winnerg Class Sccretaryg Girl Reservesg News Staifg Student Council, Commercial Clubg Class Cabinetg G. A. A.g Messiah g College Day Rc- ception Committee. She is secretary of our class, A b07171y maid, a ufinsome lasx. BRATRUD, LUCY French Clubg Girls' Clubg Girl Reservesg G. A. A. In dramatic work :he'll have great .furrex.r,' That .vhe'll thrill many is our .cafe guefx. BRisENo, IUNE Skylite Clubg Girl Reserves. lime want.: to travel the wide uforlrl over To he a happy, carefree rover. BERCE, FRITJOF Scandinavian Club. Hi: confidence will lend af- .flll'fll1C'F N To help him .511 you iff., aka .rizrnm'e. tg . ii.-J A -u .X Wx BERGE. F. ,xX4ERGLL'NDf R. BERGIQ. R. HERc:s'1'ROM, It 'N BERGE, ROLF BEzANsON, ROBERT BRADY, DONALD Scandinavian Club. Machines or men will flainz Hi-Y. Bah will go into Chemi.fti'y, National Honor Society. Pcrhapx physician to a crown, hir timrg Anil a leatling fcientist will .lntl yet on nonxeiife hc'll not We lqiiow that to the top hall ree. frozwi. climh. BIERKE, ALLAN BERGLVNIBROBERT National Honor Society: Hi-Yg Stagcg Messiah Quest: Hi-Y. B017 will do ggi-07141111651 cn. Allan heliezfex in aiming highj gineering, In aeroiiautiex hc'1I reach the Of his fame we'll .rome :lay flqy. bc' hearing. BLOLIBERG, DONALD BERGSTROM, EVERETT In the days of old y0u'tl have He will attain a very high ff'F71 him l77'417lCt' plgfg, Down the lift: with sword Through his merits, charm, and lance. and grace. BOHLIC, ALDEN BERRY, MARGARET Chess Club, Glee Clubg A. A. A. Alrlefz if ilIfl'l'f,ffl'!I7 in many Margaret hai' the gift of fperch, -'P0 fff I .4111lhi5tor'yfl1e walztsloteach. HF fhmff UU 'ff' 07' fiflfl-ft and 4rom't,f. BERTHL'sEN, HELEN Scandinavian Clubg Commer- BOZARTH, SYBIL cial Club. Glcc Clubg Girls' Club. Iii l1n.finex,r ,fhr'll meet with She t4'lIIII,C to see Vienna. great succeff, Pa-ref, and Madrid, 1- Anil never be satisfied with Go skiing in the Alpx, aitrl lar,-, rlimh a pyramirl. MERRY, M. BEZANSON, R. ISLOMBERG, D, BOHLIG, A. izOZAR'i'H, S. BR.'x'1'RLD L BERTIIUSIZN, Il. BVERKE, .x. BOGEMA, G. IQOTT, F. IsR.xm'. D. BRISFNO I 40 41 BROMS, E. Rccmi.AN, T. HURG. D. BURNETT, M. EYRNEs, M. CARR, M. CAVANAUGH, A. CHISHOLM, s. BROVS N, w. BULLIS, is. EuRNEs, R. iausri, L. CARLSON, H. QARTER, e. CHANDLER, L. CLAUSEN, E. BRoMs, EARL BURNETT, MARGARET CARTER, CHRISTINE Scandinavian Club. A high f7l'6!,flH'l' .falaxnian .mme day he'lI make! All other :alex rrrorzlf hc'.r sure to break. BROXVN, WINN Stage Crewg Class Play Cast. With camera or engines, a nrpalwle man, lVhlIlC'L'!'l'0fl1!'l'5' can rlo, Winn fan! BUCKISIAN, TOM Swimming Team, '32, '33, 34: Hi-Y QPres.J1 Student Council: Class Cabinet: C Club. Hr'rl like a good jolv in the forffiry yield, But whatever he Joes, much power he'1I wielrl. BULLIS, BETSY C. C. Girl Reserves fSec'yD: C. Cabinet lTreas.jg Latin Coun- Club: Club fSec'yjg Stuclent cil fTreas.j: French Quill and Scroll: Girls' Club: Staff: Bank Cashier: News Centralian Stall: Cornnxercial Club: Class Cabinet: Mimes and Mummers: National Hon- nr Societyg Class Play Cast. Whetlzar writing, acting, or National Honor Society: Girls' Club: Ccntralian Staffg Girl Reservesg G. A. A.: Commer- cial Club: Scandinavian Club. A prominent linguist will he Margaret Burnett, One of the her! the worlrl's xeen yet. BUsH, LORRAINE Class Play Cast: Mimes and Mummersg Girls' Clubg Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: Commer- cial Clubg Scandinavian Club. Ax ri .rrcretary to some great personality, She' will travel fm' with hal' charm atm' vitality. BYRNES, MABEL Girls' Club: Commercial Club: G. A. A. When ,rome celebrity nfczls 1111 airle, In Mahal he'll finzl a mpalvlc nmifl. f:ARLSON, HARVEX' National Honor Society: Glee Club. H!ll'l'Cj' shows interest in the nhff' waves, G. A. A.: Latin Clubg Girl Reserves: Winner. Christimir ambition if to wrilcy' In letters fhe'll lie rz shining light. CAXVANAUGH, ALICE B. Arr Scholarship: Skylite Club. Alice will reach a high place in art, She haf won zz scholarship for Il xmrf. CHANDLER, LAURECE Girls' Clubg Girl Reservesg French Club. I.iiu1'ecc your homes will flar- oratrj Her intfrcrt will no! abate. CH1sHoLM, STANLEY Hi-Y. This 1U07'll27'i riches are all he r1.clq,c,' HZ' Nlllff .f1lfL1f,I'1i faflqf. in all hi: playing. 6, gimza, Anil knowlffrlgf in Ihr rmlio Iictlyk our leaflet' just Ihr llfld Af C fJ' mmf, CLAIJSEN, BETTY , Orchestrag C. C. C.: 'AMi- BL'RNEs, ROBERT BVRG, DELoR1s CARR, MARIE kmlo-Y. HDL.SCn Soma. -Api, Glee Club: Mimcs anal Mum- G. A. A.: Girls' Club: Com- Commercial Club: G. A. A.: rates of PL-nzaiiceug Skylitc mers: C. C. C.g Class Play mercial Club. Girls' Club. Club, CML .1 .vtrnogriiplzrr fznzl if trizrelrr The hOIl.i'Clt'l.f! S lot lla' .lli1ri1 f Shall he a zlexigim' of wom- Hr will lu' zz li11L'yf'r hrlghff Shlflll like to lux' fate, Elf! ftylfx, ' Hif argiinzwzlf fhnugr lvliich .-I lvrmlq for some lnrhy man, .intl shall lu- hwy curly mul Emily orerconzing all her to ufhitf. my wa. lata. trials. Q - - - CLIEEORD, HTKLLIE National Honor Society: Girl Reserves: Girls' Club. A zfery good teaeher will be Hallie Clifford, From the way of the righteous she has never digered. COERMAN, BETTY Mimes and Mummers: Girls' Club: Girl Reserves: Botany Club. Some day rest assured we shall see, Babe teaching kiddies in grades one, two, and three. COLE, NANCY Silver Triangle: Girl Reserves: Blue Triangle Cabinet: Girls' Club: Botany Club: G. A. A.: Class Play Cast. Such a Capable maiden as Nancy Cole Will ably hll a secretarial role. CONNORS, KATHERINE News Staff: Class Cabinet: Debate Club: G. A. A.: Bot- any Club: Girl Reserves: C. C. C.: Girls' Club. Her aml1ition's a little hard to spell, But Ireland's Kay we all know well. CRAIL, WESLEX' lf you do your best, says Wesley Crail, To happiness yoti'll had the trail. CLIFFORD, H. COLE, N. QOFFMAN, B. CONNORS. K. D.-XIILEN, LESTER For some paper he'll eolleet news: With his talent hell get his dues. DAILEY, ROBERT Orchestra: Messiah : l'Le- lawala : Desert Songmg Pi- rates of Penzanceug Chess Club: Debate Club. He'll hun! the cure for all life's ills, The search for germs his am- bition hlls. DAINION, MARGARET Orchestra: French Club: Latin Club: Girls' Club: Girl Re- serves. Margaret wants to go to col- lege, She'll choose her zfoeation with more knowledge. DEHNEL, AUGUST,K Destined to prearh and do lots of good, Gussie's the kind of a girl that would. DEROMA, HERBERT National Honor Society: News Staff: Hi-Y: Latin Club: De- bate Club: C. C. C. Herb will be a newspaper CONRAD, IACK Commercial Club. Around the world he'll tnalqe a tour, .elnd he'll enjoy himself we're sure. COOK, BETTY Girl Reserves: Latin Club: French Club: Girls' Club: Botany Club. She'll work in a library day by day: To many scholars she'll show the way. CORLETTE, DOROTHY National Honor Society: Bot- any Club CSec'yD: Bank Cashier: Quest Staff. She'll become a stenographer goody If anyone can succeed, she should. COSTELLO, BARBARA Girls' Club: Latin Club: Bot- any Club: Girl Reserves: Li- brary Monitor. Barbara will watch our peo- ple's dietj Under her care, we'd like to fry it. CR.AVENS, DOROTHY Girls' Club: Commercial Club: Spanish Club. Dorothy will be a business CROGAN, RUTH Commercial Club. Ruth will her time in an ogiee spend, Her charm and ease will pleas- antness lend. man: exeetttit'e,' On advertising he'll do all he 5he'll reach the position thru fan. her initiative. CONRAD, 1, CORLETTE. D. CR.-XIL, W. CROGAN, R. DAILEY, R. DEHNEL, A. COOK, B. COSTELLO, B. CRAVENS, D. DAI ILEN, L, DAMON, M. DEROMA, H. 42 ll 1 43 DESH XNE, F. DIBIELE, T. DISNEY, H. IIOLLINGER, L. DORN, VV. DUNC.-XNSON, D. EATON. E. ECKLUND. M. DESXIIDW , D. DILLON, I. DOEPKE, VV. DORN, R, DOUGHERTY, A. EATON, C. EBENER, H. ECKSTEIN, S. DOLLINGER, LORRAINE Girls' Club: G. A. A.g Com- mercial Club. When oecr a good hook she's DESHANE, FRANCIS Football, '33, '34g Hi-Y Club. Francis shines on the football jieldj Opponents know he'll never yield. DESMIDT, DOROTHY C Winncrg Emblem Win- nerg C. C. C. Ofiicerg Mes- siah g Girls' Clubg Girl Re- servesg G. A. A.g Commercial Clubg Botany Club. Dorothy is interested in hati- ing much fun: May hers he all good times under the sim. DIBBLE, TOM Band. Tom is sure to become a great musiciang Watch out, girls, for this hright-haired titian. DILLON, IMOGENE FAY Girls' Club: Commercial Clubg Banking Cashicrg Girl Re- serves. Into Gene will at a switchboard slay, Isn't that a dull place for a girl so gay? DISNEY, HELEN Scribblcrs' Forum QSec'yjg Girl Rcservcsg Girls' Clubg G. A. A.g Mimes and Mummcrsg Class Play Cast. DOEPKE, WILLIAM He'll move homes from there to here: We hope his pathway will he clear. DORN, RUSSELL He asks hut little here below, But do not think that he is slow! DORN, WARREN Cashiers' Clubg Latin Club. Fall of pep ana' full of fun, If there's something to do, he'll get it done. DOUOHERTY, ANTHONY Others he's ready always to aid,' His name from our memories will not fade. DUNCANSON, DONALD National Honor Society: Hi- Yg Centralian Staff Ciiusincss Mgrjg Aviation Club CPres.D. His talents lean towards aria- EATON, CHARLOTTE National Honor Societyg Girl Reserves. Charlotte Eaton hratfely con- fesses, She wants to design the na- tion's dresses. EATON, BETTY National Honor Societyg Scrib- blers' Forum fSec'y and Treasjg Botany Clubg Latin Clubg Girl Rescrvesg Quest Staff fAssOciate Editor, Lit- erary Eclitorj. Betty Eaton wishes the young- sters to guide: To turn out good classes will he her pride. EBENER, HELEN Latin Clubg Girl Rcservesg Orchestra. Helen Ehener hopes to care for the sick: Her sunny disposition should get them well quick. ECKLUND, MARGARET Girls' Clubg G. A. A. Board. '54g Girl Rcscrvesg Botany Clubg C. C. C.g French Club. Margaret says she wants to make money, .ind in recreation she leans to things funny. ECKSTEIN, SIDONIA National Honor Societyg Glce Club. .1 high school teacher she'd hent. Hcr anzltition she will not tell, tion,' like la he, I-Ver' evenings are enjoyahly But he sure, Helen knows it He'll prohahly figure in affairs A teacher of physics or cheni- rpent. well. of the nation. istry. - I ! I - - I - - - Z - I - I - I 1 I 1 u 1 I l - - - - - - l l i - I ' 2 - - - EDEN, KENNETIi ELIASON, ERNEST ERSTED, WOODROW FELCHER, RICHARD Kenna-ih ix inIcre.f1Nlin mill- Hi-YQ Scandinavian Club Hi-Y. Botany Club lljresjg Mimes ing, I r CScc'y1. Hr,'11rm.t,1l,ht,rr,.w1lr,,r Oppor., and Mummers CV.-Pres.j. IU fill' ffffffff Of Ulf 1'f'fl'l 7E- As a 'well-lqnown eonimerfial funny lqnoclqsj Hix inlerefz is fl .vimiy of Ihr arnff, Heir not fhe lqznrl fha! wnlchex 1nina',' Hi.: drawings will prove him cloelqf. We hope to nr common follqf one of the smarlexf. he'll he lfinrl. EDVVARDS, DONALD , ERXKVIN, STELLA W hen Donald lreconzes .fhe ENG ERUWG , r I prexizlent of hir future firm, A ,A ' V C- C-V C-S G11'lS Cllub: Glfl H511 be gt,m,r.0m. Wim ,115 National Honor Societyg Chess Reserwrss C0mmCYClHl Clllbl capable, buf malqc Iheslaclq- Club- French Club? G' A' A5 Bot' ers squirm. Erling Eng will he lqnown, it any Club' is said, Her favorilc amusement is to Wherever he goes, for .fha Ilanfff r hog -,v hg Img rg-gd, Any aiherzng her charm.: en- h 8' ance. EHLERT, VALORUS Commercial Clubg Girls' Club. ENGEI-HARD, GENEVIEVE To delve into hislory will be Blue Trlarrgleg Glrl Reserves: ESSLING, MARK llfl' dfS11'f,' r , Girls' Clubg Commercial Club. Debate Clubg Hi-Y. Of Plato and Aristolle :he ll I . . . . , , -, 5 If 1101701 111 lift' 10 10116 JOWI1 Mark would study criminal neiez rue. hr, jaughfe,-I lawp Be a good .fienographer and And in his cases Ihere'll he no happy erer after. flaw, l .L EICHINGER, KATHLEEN National Honor Societyg Com- mercial Club. Kalhleenk a mairl wlih rharnz and grace, A pleasing way, anfl a .fmiling face. EKSTROISI, CARL Af rhampion of the lioxing Eurcxsorw, ELEANORE Eleanore lqnowx well how I0 fwim, Bm to he a fefrriary li her latex! whim. ERICKSON, ROBERT Glue Club: Desert Songug Pirates of Penzance. Yon'll find Hola where' .fingers EVENSEN, HELEN G. A. A.g Commercial Club. She will soothe Ihe ferererl brow: Among 111U'5t'i, rhe'll hr Ihe bert, we row. EVENSON, Onv1LLE Commercial Club. Orville will manage his ofa' game, meer, earh lzufinexr day, Elqslrom will lie a famous Anil wiih the whole uforlrl al Bu! he hunis ana' fishes when name. hir feet. our for play. EDEN, K. EHLERT. V. EKSTROM, C. ENG, E. ERICKSON, E, ERSTED, YV. ESSLING, M. EVENCONI O EDYVARDS, D. FICIIINGFR, K. ELIASON, E. ENGELIIARD, G. ERICKSON, R. IQRYVIN, S. EVENSEN, H. FELCHER R : 44 qn 45 RNS1 ROM, V. FLANNIGAN, C. FLYNN. .L FRANKLIN, G. FRIZDLUNIJ, AUIBREY GEANAKOPLOS, D. GILLIIZS, R. GLENN, I. I-ISHFR R. FLOERKY, I. FORCIIZR. IJ. FREDLUND, AIJELLE FREESE, G. GEBITARDT, HELEN GIFRSET, .L GOERS, G. FORCIER, DOROTHY Girl Reservesg Girls' Club. Dorothy zuanfs io nurse, we lqnow But her ofher interesl is Io sew. FERNs'rROM, VIOLET Girls' Clubg G. A. A.g Com- mercial Clubg Girl Reserves. Violefs ejicienz, and fhat's not all. Did you ever see her play zfolleylmllfl FISHER, BOB Glee Clubg Pirates of Pen- zancef' Bah will enter political slrife, He lqnows he'll lead an excit- ing life. FLANNIGAN, CLAUDINE G. A. A.g Girl Rcservesg Com- mercial Clubg Spanish Club. Claudine a governess will he- come: Her capable hands will malqe Ilzings hum. FLOERKY, IEAN Girls' Club Cabinetg Girl Re- servesg Latin Clubg News Staffg Centralian Staffg Bank Cashierg National Honor SO- ciety. A hospifal head has II Iaslq hard to jill, But fha! lean will do will: her fact and goodwill. FLYNN, ALICE Girl Rescrvcs Cabinctg Girls' Clubg French Club. Alice lilqes fo read and dance, And wanls fo Iracel if she gels Zhe chance. FRANKLIN, GLOVER National Honor Society. His unusual zalent in poefry is slzoufnf His fame as a sczenlzsl to the four winds is lilown. FREDLUND, ADELLE Commercial Clubg Ccntralian Staff. She plays fhe piano, does Adelle, And a good sfenograplzcr she is as well. FREDLUND, AUDREX' Commercial Clubg Centralian Stall. A lilqahle girl, and how she can dancel She'll be good in husiness with half a chance. GEBIIARIJT, HELEN Girls' Clubg Commercial Clubg Botany Club. lnlo lmsiness Helen will go we confess: lVe wish this charming girl loads of success. GILLIES, ROBERT Track Team. Ol a lfig corporaiion the pres- idenz, For advice, all will Io Boh he sent. GIERSET, ANNE Girls' Clubg French Clubg Chess Clubg Commercial Club. Annie, fhe z'ersalile gal we all lqnouf, Infends to lake law, so, crim- inals, sol FREESE, GEORCIIK GLENN: IEA-N G. A. A.g Girl Reservesg Girls' Club. Lefty, fhe lassie, we see C NVinncrg G. A. A.g Bot- any Clubg Girl Rcservesg Girls' Clubg Commercial Club. lean has chosen a happy life, To make some man a model everywhere, Inlenrls to spend mos! of her Iinze in zlze air. lift GEANAKOPLOS, DEIX1ETR.X GOERS, GRETEL' Girls' Club: Talent Clubg Glcc Clubg MikaIlO g Desert SOng g Messiah She'll he found where song is heard, Her voice rising sicfeef as a lrird. Skylitc Club CTreas.jg Girls' Clubg Girl Rescrvesg G. A. A.g Scandinavian Club. A pleasant docfor of greai rc- nown, Who'll gladly serve in any Ioiwl. L, . I-lANsEN, BERDINA Girls, Clubg Girl Reservesg Botany Club, Norse Club. Yo11'll had her in her heauly :hop Where all her' work will he rip-zap. Goon, RICHARD HAENZE, MARVIN HALL, FANNIE He1'e': a lad not wry tall Who': liked at Cenrral by one and all. Track Teamg Swimming Tcamg C. C. C. To he a foresler i: hi: wi:h,' He like: to hun! and like: to fifh. National Honor Societyg Or- chestra fSec,y and Treasjz Desert Songug Pirates of Penzanccug Messiah g Bot- any Club QScc'yb, Demnre and shy, :he': the height of rejfnemenlj Wifh diligenre :he jill: every HANSON' ALYS , GRANT, LEROY HAN5-EN, MANI-EY amignmem' Glrls Clubl C A'.A'3 Gul I-Ie': headed :traighz for zz illiyllnmlng Team icapnli Reservesg Commercial Clubg bmineg Career, C Club QT,-msg. SP3m5h Club- Hjf fumjgmgnmlg hg ggingfi Manley i: our swimming :mfg They :ay :he doe: all hou:e- hw-fl O11 lhe :creen he would go worlq well, fm-, And homewife will her fmure spell. HANSON, DELORIS HARDIN, VIRGINIA - - D ' C Commercial Clubg Girl Rc- National Honor Socxctyg 'RINDEQGEORGEV , servesg Blue Triangle. French Club cv' ,P'l5 Mimfs Zlollfhoyllilxee hgln g,1lba'baIl'A Blondef, they Say, have friend: and Mummersg Girl Reservesg C'-S 4 f' OW fkf 5 0775 lo sparc. Glee Club' Commercial Club' and UH- ' G, 1 y CI 6 f To tall, dark men they :erm 'fs U ' most fair. In the Metropolilan Opera to sing a lead I: her desire, and we lqnow :he'll fufceed. GREY BONITA 7 GROFF, DONNA C Winnerg G. A. A.g Girls' HARRIS, MERRXLL Nationiilzsicgnor Societyg Com- Spanish Club! Girl RC' . A m r I u . A - National Honor Society, Cen- He C H h d . I A5 a m teacher 014.110 We tralian Staffg Library' Board! Dappy 75,1 3 gall' Ong Shekgilhf beg in ythe wick Chess Clubg ..MeSSiah.,- anna ue: :er Ife, a :ong. Ugumry Alway: bu:y, always quiclq, l Ever ready on the Iirli. G V HALL, EDGAR OPLDA IRGINIA . G v Y Y D V National Honor Society: Bas- lfl RCSCYYCS fTfC3S-53 Girls' LIXDERSOIN, OROTHS ketball flvfanagerlg Chess Clubg Latin Clubg G. A. A. Commercial Clubg Girls' Club. Club: Chess Team, A: her finger: fly ozfef the lei- A l1u:ine.f: woman brave and A: a chemin? he'll do :ome- lered lqey:, hold flying yell Henk employe,-g :he'll greafly Ilfhvljot-5 h,,.W0,.kl50 wc, are Whirh pmplc will nm man pease. Io . fm-ggf, X GOOD, R. GRANT. L. GRINDE, G. GUNDERSON, D, HALL, E. HANSEN, B. HANSON, A. HARDINI v GOULD, V. GREY, B. GROFF, D. HAENZE, M. HALL, I-'. HANSEN, M. HANSON, D. HARRIS M 46 47 HEISSERER R HEININESSY M HEPP. E. HEUSSER, L. HINMAN, D. IIODGDON, F. HCKANSON, VV. HOLM, E. HENDERSON E HEINININGER E HERRST, R. HILLBERG, R. HOCH, R, HOFFMAN, H. HULLOWAY. E. HOUSE, H. HE1SSERER, RUTH HEUSSER, Lucius HOFFMAN, BERNARD Girls' Clubg Commercial Clubg Girl Rcservesg Botany Club. She's a dark, neat, attractive girly She likes to be within the whirl. HENDERSON, EDWIN It's never best to worry or fret, For Ed it seems has not mar- ried yet. HENNESSY, MARIORIE Girl Reserves: Commercial Clubg Girls' Clubg Chess Club. In business this fair maid you'll hndf Shc'll succeed, for she's that kind. HENNINGER, EDGAR Football, '34g Track, '343 C. Club, He is always hard to lteat And an all around goad ath- lete. HEPP, EDWARD Track Team. 34. 35: C YVinnerg C Clubg Chairman of Reception Committee Col- lege Dayg Class Presiclentg Hi-Yg Centralian Staff: Stu- clent Councilg Class Cabinctg 'KMeSSiah. Leadership and character folled into one, Now mix this up with plenty of fun. Commercial Clubg Chess Clubg Messiah, He'll carry baolqs from morn till night, Till his math's a perfect sight. HILLBERG, B03 Hi-Y. Wheaties he must surely exif, Because as a strong man he can't be beat. HINMAN, DOROTHY She likes to roam and likes to dance: Whose lucky hand gives her the chanee? HOCH, REINER .4 modest sort is clas,fmn.'e Hoeh Liked hy friend.-' and all good folk. HODGDON, FERN Girls' Clubg Girl Reserves: Commercial Club. Quiet, reserved, she does hw' lvzrj els secretary to Huey she would ft. Hi-Yg Latin Club. Machinery he loves to fx, But with explosives he must- n't mix! HOKANSON, WESLEY A lawyer in our class sounds great: A tall silk hat and a mne he'11 rate. ' HOLLOWAX', FRANCIS News Staifg Band. A future bright as a business head, Debate, good times, friends- nufj' said. HOLM, EARL Swimming Teamg Hi-Yg Com- mercial Club. Here's a boy without a fare: He likes them darlq and lilies them fair. HOUSE, HELINIER National Honor Societyg Chess Team and Club. As a sailor boy we bet had Court R1 girl in nearly every port! lsconsox, CARLYLE Hoi'NE,LE1c:i1 IENSEN, ARNOLD louxsox, LEos.iizD Hi-Yg Botany Club: Commer- cial Clubg Scandinavian Club. A jolly good fellow, an till around guy, He'll tinlqer with cars till the moon rides high. IACOBSON, JUNE National Honor Societyg Girls' Clubg Girl Reservesg Commer- cial Clubg Latin Club. Quiet, reserved, she does her biz i The hardest task she will not quit. IOHNSON, GEORGE Football M a n ag e r : Assistant Basketball M a n a g e r g Track Teamg C Club. Among the football men he's found,- For a brilliant career he's bound. Iounsox, MARGARET Third Place in Applied Music Contest in 19345 Botany Clubg Girls' Clubg Girl Reserves. She'll write ballads and lore songs sad, That will nzuke the hearts of lovers glad. HOVLAND, EVELYN National Honor Societyg C. C. C.g Girl Reserves. Clothes she likes to plan and Girl Reserves: Glce Club. Youll ,Gnd her counting the uzlories. ln hospitals etzruiiig sultiries. Hizuz,-i, W1LLI,XbI National Honor Society. A doctor never has much rcs!! l,et's hope he'll stand against the test. IVERSON, IRENE Commercial Clubg Girls' Clubg Girl Reserves. As a dancing teacher Irene will shine, Pulling football heroes into line. lscxsox, M.xRY.i N Commercial Club. In distant liuuls she will find People ol many zz lqind. I.xcKsON, RAY Quite serious he sometimes National Honor Society. Lat- in Club CSec'y and V. PJ. .rlt West Point, .flrnold will be seerzf In uniform he will loolq lqeeii. JOHNSON, IRVING National Honor Societyg Or- chestrag Scandinavian Club. To build iz building high and tall He could manage well if he tried at all. IOHNSON, BEATRICE Girls' Club fTreas.jg Commer- cial Club. To play the piano is her de- lightj She plays and plays way into the night. Ioi-iNsON, NORMAN Commercial Club. A business future for Norm looks bright, If he works with all his might! loHNsON, ROBERT Chess Club. In business Bob will surely Tennis ,l4C.1ll11 UC Club. ln tennis the nntioii will lCll0ll' his mime: Hell hrifig our Central High St'lmolf.m1e, malqe: seems, wing Her prize creations will talqe But when worlqi-' well done, He'll toil not, neither will he the calqe. he fairly beams. spin. HOVLAND, E. HRIQZ3., XV. IACKSUN. Xl. IXCUISSON, C. IENSEN, .'k. IOHNSON, li. IUHNSON, L. IOHNSON N IIOYNE, L. ivERsON, 1. 1.xcxsoN,k. ricoissox, 1. yoHxsON,1. IOHNSON, G. IOHNSON, si, 1OHssOx R 48 'gif we T A., l . s wkm .. x . IOIINSON, V. K.-XSIJER. R. KELLY, K. KEN.-XS'I ON, I. KLICK, I. KRUEGEL, I. IOHNSION, C. KELLER. C. REMV, V. KIZNDALL, D. KNIGHT, D, KUEHL, H. OHNSON, Vl0LE'f French Club: Botany Club: Commercial Club: Girls' Club. A frienil is Vi mul iz frienfl iiitleeil, She will help you when itz neerl. JOHNSTON, CRYSTAL Girl Reserves: French Clubg Commercial Club. Tho small of size she's hertz and hright She'll study izml work with plenty of fight. KENASTON, IOHN Glee Club: Desert Songng Centralian Stall. A salesman with pcrsoilality plus, .ltlmmgitzg folks without any fnssl KENDALL, DONALD Glcc Clubg Desert Songng 'KMikLICl0 : Hi-Y fpres. Pio- neer Chapterj. A perfect gentleman he is in- tleed, A frienzl to all in time of ueetl. ILXRSON, ALTON Commercial Club: Bank Di- rector. Tall and tlizrh is our Alton ltzilf With lerry one ttevet' sees him sail. l.AFOND, MARGARET Girls' Club: Commercial Club. She's small mul dark ttntl very nice, With flush and plenty ofspfec. KUEHL, HOWARD To get his ciifics he stays up late, A ez'z'ics instructor won't hc his fate. KRLTEGEL, IACK Orchestra: Chess Club. In far away China yon will find lack a missionary and to all most lqiml. KERIP, VERNON Footballg Track: C Club. Foothizll has his etfery thought: Arounzl his end they all get caught. KELLY, KATHLEEN National Honor Society: Girls' Clubg Commercial Club. This girl has made many scho- lustie flights. She surely ought to win the heights. KASPER, ROBERT With grin and ltoots he is at home lVlIf'l'C'l'Fl' hiitzters and hshcr- men roam. KURZEKA, R. LxXIAYE.'XU, W. LaFOND, M. LARSON, A. IQELLAR, CHARLES Track Team, '54, 355 Skylite Club. 1-Iromzzl mul iironml he likes the traclq. That he can rtitt isa well- hnown fact. KLICK, IEAN Commercial Club: Girl Re- serves: Girls' Club. ,1 hlonzle she is with sky ltltie eyes. .fltzzl so u'oi1't uct for friendly ties. IQNIGHT, DON Hi-Y lSec'yJg Student Coun- cilg C. C. C. Cabinet fPres.j: Banking Representative. An engineer is his delight: To htiilfl great things would suit hint right. KIJRZEKA, RAY C. C. C. Cabinet fTfCLlS.bQ Hi-Yg Stage Force: Chess Club: 'KMcssiah, '32, To Ri1y's cahitz in the North Many iz fricnzl will travel forth. LAMAYE.AU, WILLIAM Hi-Y: Mimcs and Mumrrers lTreas.jg French Club: Glee Club: Messiah : Mikaclo : Desert Songng Band: Chess Club: Spring Library Board. fls it lil171Cl'l'!If' will more than pass: He struts his stuff with every hiss. LARSON, EARL LIDBOINI, CLEON L L Track: Hi-Y: Debate Club: Centralian Staff: Chess Club: Class Plav. Matty girls' hearts he rozfltl lvreak. If only he would the trouhlr take. OVELL, ELEANOR Quest Editor: National Honor Society: Seribblers' Forum CPres.j: French Club: Girls' Club: G. A. A. A hettet' education is her aim: With writing hooks she will gain fame. UNDERN, IOEL National Honor Society. Lat- in Club fPres.D: Ccntralian Staff: Scandinavian Club: C. C. C. What makes him popular, you ask? It's the etzrnest way he meds meh task. MCWILLIALIS, DOROTHY Girl Reserves QPres.j: Stuclent Council lSee'vD: C. C. C. Cab- inet: Girls' Club: Library Board: Latin Club C'I'reas.l: Commercial Club: French Club: Class Cabinet CSec'vil. Sllfli quick and pepfy aml rather small: As tmrsr sltozl hr' the hfst ol all. IJEEIKIAN. FRANCES Bank Cashier: Girl Reserves: Girls' Club: Botany' Club. If in a ticket booth you see Gym Team: National Honor Society. A clever fhap with hraitts ga- lore, And he knows fall well what to use them for. LINDAHI., VVVESLEY Track. lf his appetite he would cut Il ltit, A million dollars he wonlzl sttrely get. LINDsI-LOG, MARSHALL Glee Club. A little ltlujing now mul then Never hurt the best of men. LoPsTRAND, VVALLACE Hi-Y: Commercixll Cltlb. ll'ith hair as curly as ll'allm'c' liffiffi Cupid' and he ought to slay itz heaps. LONG, NIARGARET Commercial Club: Girl Re- serves: Girls' Club. AFV, nllrwzyr pleasant, always kintl, She will ask For two or A frietm' we'rl always like to three, sirI ' find. LJXRSON. F. LIDISOM, C. LINDSKOG, M. LONG. M LEEMAN. lf. LINDAHL, YV. LOFSTRAND, YV. LOYELL. E. LITMEX, VIRGINIA Girls' Club: Commercial Club: Girl Reserves: Blue Tri- angle. A prettier girl you seldom see, And zz trazfeller she aims to he. Nl.-KCINNIS, IVIARIORY Latin Club: Girls' Club: Girl Reserves: Blue Triangle. Her hopes are all wrappea' up in song. Sing and he happy and you u'o11't go wrong. b'lCBRADY, MARGURIETE Commercial Club: Girls' Club: Girl Reserves. She's quiet, pretty and true blue: Friends like her are choire atm' frm. iNlCc3ALL, IOHN Bank Cashier: LlMCSSlHl1.'l Small and dark with clothes so t1:'at,' john is quite a shark to meet. lb'lAGNL'SON, CARI. Hell he seen a memlrer of MCib'1AHON, DOROTHY G. A. A. As she flies swiftly through the sky, Earh pilot she passes will heave a sigh. the lvari Af a lawyer sedate he will 511111 LCMEX. V. MACINNIS, M. MzCAI.I., IJCXVILLI KMQ D LLNIJEEN, 1. x1eIIRAI,vv, M. mst.-xiiox. 11. M.-XGNL sOx e 50 il NI IIIRRE. B. xIARTINsEN, H. MASON. C. M.-KTTSON, R. MEIXNER, V. MILLS, C, RIARIIN, R. M.XR'IIXSON, MA'rHEwsON, I, MAY, R. :xIENGIzI.ROeIfI, M. MIIGIIELL, H. BlL'NGER, X'IRGIXI.-X Girls' Clubg Girl Reserves CCabinetDg G. A. A.g Com- mercial Club fSec'yjg French Club lCabinetD. Thi: litfle lazly seem: Io hurl HNPFIYIFM always and peace MAIINKE, BILL A man to Ihr core lx Bill in- :leed- He'll hilqe and h1111f and good' meals' neerll NlARTIN, ROBERT iH'1'fh postage sfamfu' he Iilqes lo playj I'o.vm1aster-General he'll he some rlay. B'lASON, CLAUDE Track Squad. Bleu like him are mfghly few: He'1I find some fpeeial uforlq 10 110. NIATTSON, ROGER He'll fly Ihrough the wir with fhe grealeft of ease Whefher up in a floml or 011 a Irapeze. MAY, ROBERT Chess Club. .lieu in whiff we aluuzyx neezl. When j'0II'7'f' fielq, Io Bolv lalqe iVlORCAN, DORIS Commercial Club. Whe11e1'er you see her in the hall A grew big smile .rhe has for all. NIOORE, MARGARET Commercial Clubg Girl Re- serves. For this sweet girl .fo cure aml small, Each boy :he meer: if :Ure to fall. RlORRIS, HELEN NIARIE Commercial Club. The ,fiarr in the heaven fore- tell A collage for lufo in Ihe flrll. RIITCHELL, HELEN C Winner: National Honor Society: Girls' Clubg Latin Club: G. A. A.g Commcrcinl Clubg Girl Reserves. Shelf a well-lilqezl girl with many frienzlxj Over hill aml valley II-llllflllg she nfezzzls. NlEIXNER, VIRGINIA Commercial Clubg Girl Rc- serves. In song and in sporf Vlrglzzia will shine: Watch for her name in a Ionr- MOORE, M. MORRIS, H. MORGAN, D. MUNGER, V. MILLS, CARLETON , Golf, '33, '34. Lore affairs he has quite IZ few. To one girl, alas, 'fix hard to he Irnr. MENGELKOCI1, MARCELLA Commercial Clubg G. A. :Lg Girls' Club. Alfhough .fhe has no amhiliofz in mind Some frzmon.: lhiug' to :lo .fhe'll jinrl. NIATIIEVVSON, IAYNE French Clubg G. A. A.g Girls' Club. A slenzler nmizl with eoflume near, She'll ll'!It'l'l the :world on restless feel. M.ARTlNSON, EVELYN Girls' Clubg Commercial Clubg Scandinavian Club. She has hig hlne eyef and golden hair, .flnrl is just as dear as she if fair. MAIKTINSEN, H.AROLD Scandinavian Clubg Messi- ah, '33. A repofIer'.v life if fall of fun: From zz murder ease he'll af mimi' hffd-I nal head line. never 77111. - - ! - I - - - - I - - - K I - - - 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 l - - - I - - l - - l I 1 1 NAcH1e.is, lVi.'XRY Latin Club: French Club: G. A. A.: Girls' Club: Girl Reserves. .fl cle1'f'1' girl with fora' of f7l'f7, llfilh 161' ermzm of .fr1e1'f'1y H1671 grep. NEESE, BETTY LOU Girls' Club: G. A. A.: Girl Reserves: Orchestra: Mika- dO : Pirates of Penzanceuz 'lllesert Songu: C. C. C. Of- ficial. With Ihfx Italy fair 611111 fzrfgfzl If 0ffe11fo1111n' tl gizlfanl klligfzl. NELSON, ROBERTA National Honor Society: Salu- tatorian: Centralian Staff: News Stall: Girls' Club:Girl Reserves: Silver Triangle: Blue Triangleg Latin Club: G. A. A.: Commercial Club: College Day Reception Com- mittee. A mllegz' r1l11c11.'1'o11 .thc dIAI?I:' fo l'!'!'!'fl'!', 147111 flll'I'f' grew! 1f11'11g.r ref' know .fhzffl 111'h1e'1'1'. NEC, LORRAINE National Honor Society: VVinner: li mb le m Winner: Orchestra: Mikatlo : Desert Songnz l'l'irates of Penzanceuz G. A. A.: Girls Club. lViIh 11111.v1'1' .rhe 1l11'1'll.r fha' fLlH', :Ind 11111f1'f1'1111,f like hw' we 1'111':'. NELSON, IXLICE Commercial Club. UC-- NEl.SlJN.I.Xh1ES NORBY, CONNIE OBERU, RICHARD National Honor Society: Quest Stall. The fluff mlzmflzf xv!'ISU1I.fH g11fr11'z', 11111 11111 5011111117 lu- Hjllil one 11m1'f'. NESTOR, ROBERT He ff l'1I1IQa' 111.-'1 when fzelr .rpr1kc1z 10, .Iml 1111111 he my.-' is 11l11't1,v.f fI'lI!'. NICCJL, CSEORGE Golf Team. Why lL'0!'I'j' 111111 why fret? .I good deep 111111 11 mflfiun yruffl gefl NORDIN, X7IOLET Girls' Club: Commercial Club: Girl Reserves. Qnfef, fll.'l'I'f, 111111 l't'1'.V ffe- murr- .S'111u'.f.v lla' fmzzmf Io 111' hers ll'!'l7'l' 51110. NORGREN, BERT Swimming Team. 'llllz' 0z'e1111 hc 1l 5ll iV7I ll'iffI 111131 Girls' Club: Girl Reserves: Library lio.iril: G. A. A.: Com- mercial Club: Botany Club. Shel' 1fz4'1111fy011e 0fhl'l'kil1ti,' .fl 1111112' 1'h111'n1111g gif! XOIIVH 11e1'1'1' fimf. CJBERG, PA UL Centralian Stall: News Stat.. Glee Club: Mikailo : C. C. C. A doelrn' fu' will fu' I?10:'f lfiml, The 5011 meh f7LlIfl'lIf ll'tIl1fA' Io find. NELSON, IQATHRYN Girls' Club. Commercial Club: French Club: Girl Reserves. Tull 1111117 lvlonde is 11111 charm- ing girl. Ullllh juz: on .fhe 1lfl', 111 11 chair ,-'f1c fl Ullff. NORBLOLI, IOHN Football: Hi-Y: C Club: Glee Club: Talent Club. Tj1t'l'l'l.f .ffzrdy Ia be 1111110 Xml not mzltly, For all .rflzouf 111 lohzz i'4'c'111.f only phi-V. CJLSEN, HOWARD Golf Team: C Club. From ffm mzzglz 111' ll'l'H .rltly Ili-Y: Glee Club: NDese1't Soiileuz Pirates of Penzance. l.111l1' Boy Blue 1111111 f1l.1yc'1f for XOI1. H111 f1c .f fix feel 1111111 LIIIIYI LIII tzdur foo. Wavy l1111'r11111l rft1111'1'11g !'4Vl'.fi 111011, 4'fc'111', For :'0l7II'0lIl' ffzf' :riff fu' 11 B:'1'1'.f 11 ind Il'I-lb plnzty of Of H014'111'1l',f golf ffll' 11'u1'l1f prire. pfzwk. :HH l1z'111'. NACHIC.-XS. M. Nif1.s0N. A. YELSON, K. NESHJR, R, Nltitll.. G. NURHX . C. NORGRFN, H. OBFRC R NEIZSIZ, is. x12Lsox, 1. NELSON, R. NEL1 1.. NIJRISLOM, I. NURIHN- Nl UBFR1i-1'- U1-5 N 52 53 OLSONI A. OLSON, C. OLSON, L. OLSON. R. OPSTAD. M. ORMOND, M. OVERLAND. D. PARKER, I. OI SON B. OLSON, ll. OLSON. M. OPPEGAARD, R. ORCHARD, I.. OSMONSON, E. PAPPAS, C. PARKHILL, Z. OPSTAD, MARION Girl Reserves: Silver Triangle QV. Pres.. PrcS.j: Girls' Club: Blue Triangle lCabinetQ. Yozfll .ree her 111 rlflernoon 1011: .4 ,fOl'll'l-Q' lillly she will lie. OVERLAND, DOUGLAS To hunt and fish ir Dong.: rlexire, To lVlIflH'! S lore he will aspire. OSMONSON, ERVIN Hel' steady and very rlepenrl- able too: lf: rrzirl he 11005 mlm! he onghf to do. ORCHARD, LES He'll live in lropiv C0!lI1fl'l'!',x' fur, Aml flrizfe nroirml in zz Pneh- zzrrl mr. fDPPEGAARD, RUTH Scandinavian Club. We all are sorry lo see hw' go. B111 .fl1l'l'f.f,C will rome to her we know. CJLSON. ROBERT Football. 33. 'S-lx C Club. In n111jorle11g11e.f he will 771lllQ!' n11rr'h. If fhirzl lime l1z 1l nlzc'11y.f fo11i'l1. OLSON, DONALD Hi-Y. Liflle 1l'0l'lQ and lot: of play- Thnl In Don is fl perfect rlny. OLSON, CLYDE Gaily fwinging 11lvo11I on hir foe:- Alway: a dancer 11: everyone knows. OLSON, BLANCHE Commercial Club, C. C. C. When the organ pluys .vo fufeeily, Blanche will glide on roller .flqaies fleetly. OLSON, ADA G. A. A., C VVinner, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, .-11l1z'.r lore of .fporzf zvon'1 hinrler ll'hen .vhe work.-' in .fclmol nfifh Kin1le1'. CDLSOX, LYNORE Girl Reserves: Girls' Club: Botany Club, Latin Club. Swear and .vhy zrifh liig lvlne eyes- T0 lm 17 frienzl fo 11ll :he Iriff. OLSON, MARGARET Girls' Club: Girl Reserves, Botany Club, C. C. C., Bank Cashier, '34, '35, G. A. A. Many piliienfx she will greei, Alwayf cheerful, and always near. ORMOND, MAXINE C XVin- Emblem Winner: ner, G. A. A. lBOard Mem- berj, Girls' Club, Botany Club, Spanish Club. To lee an athlelic iI1.fll'lICl0l' li her desirej Here'.r one many girl: will surely admire. PAPPAS, COULA French Club, Girls' Club, G. A. A., Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, Silver Triangle, Blue Triangle. SIICCCIS and fame may he now sought, We hope tha! they may he your lol! PARKER, IOSEPII Library Monitor, Hi-Y, Mimcs and Mummers, Debate Club: C. C. C., Bank Cashier. He always gelx what he gon rzfierf He'.r full of fwp, fun, llllll lnnghler. PARKIIILL, ZONA, Commercial Club, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. llilo fhc 77101llIldlII! Zonn will refire, ll'hen money izplenfy :hr mn 11e11111're. 2 - - - - l i - - - - - - .1-1 1- -1 -I --- I-I - PEMBERTON, NAN PETERSON, FRANCES PITTIXIAN, HARVEY PRUVIS, GERTRIQDE Emblem VVinner: QuillI:1nd Girls' Clubg Girl ReSerI'eSg Trackg UC Clubg Mimes and Orclrestrag Commercial Club: Scrollg News Stnllg National G. A. A.g Botany Clubg C. Mummers. Girl? Clubg G. .L A.g Girl I-lonor Society French Clubg C. C.g Latin Club. 1,1 mth nmk ,Nays jm,,.y Rgwri-cg, G- A' Aj? Mlmm Hf1d.MUm- Latin phrase: you hear hw' grind, No nzaltcr ll'!Il'l't' ner pain- mersg Girls' Clubg G1rl RC' repculj I I .1 faslez' 1'IIIl!Il'l' is hm-fl fo nf.1Ivx zreml, SUYCS' To lenow zz lol of I.af11z If find. Snr alzrays frenzy 10 hm-5 J As an arlrefs Nun zvanlx I0 anne a fall. fI'I'l'l1II,, slar. Home life' will mlclz ner lu'- forz' she gsfs far. P L PETERSON, WILLIABI PL0OGa IOHN ETEIKSON O15 I Hi-YS French Club Footballg C Clubg C. C. C. Nalloml Honor Socmlf Cen' Wfhgn he-'5 mjkjng you ,,j11 On the grzdzron one hears his tralian Staffg Blue Tnangleg hear i,,,,,c,I- Silver Tnanglcg Glrllylcgulgg Bi1l's voice in classes loud and Many 4 laif hem? fI f'f '5 C ess ClUbQCOIT1ll1Cl'Cl2l Cu . CIIIIIIIII ,,1,,,,Z he! ,,, ,he gamt-I Blue-eyed and fair and full Ol ivy, . The typewriter is lm' pet ioyl . l l POP-TER, MAXINE PZILIITILEOSIEZT PLIIINIINIER, ERNEST I - , - , , en ai . I News Staff, Girl Reserves, I I We hope you ,end iilcfrb. I Girls' Club' O. A. A.- Com- A fl1ll,y0'4'1E man wffh fwly . - . I 1 1 .I AJ well as happiness. I mercial Club, Botany Clubg hw- I I I Spanish Club? CI CI CI Art and the law hi: Irma will A career she ufanfr, but we 'chart' can? :ee whyf For Cupid would never le! P I L I ,u,,.1,,m. by LOII, LCILLE I PIcx.xRD,EvELYN Gi 5-I. I?-.5 I1:f1esS1ah. I PORTER, PATRICIA CU Winnerg G. A. Ag Girls' S 'LII ZIZZIII E Pwnc 'ml mm UC., vvinners Quests GI AI AI: Clubg Commercial Club. I A IIIIIIIPIIOIIIII She COMM IOIIII Girl Reservesg Botamyg French A prefly and most gravzotu pose. all right I Club, maul, I l You fend hm, jolicimlg for me Of lzarzl work She 5 no! afraid. l Quesi. l Ax advertising manager she l ranks among inc best. PEI-ANTIALICE I PITBLAD0' IOHN Girl Rescrvesg Latin Clubg PAUL, JAMES Swimming Teamg Hi-Y. Girls' Clubg Commercial Club. Hc IZ Iallg from morning A Ifgh Jar swimming he is On thi golf rourses :nc likel- Il mg t,' zn ee ,' Io pay: Radio announcing for him is In lake or river hc make: In the rough yorfll :cc nw' jnxf righfl speed. mos! any day. I'XljL,1. PEMHERTON, N. PETERSON, L. PIIILIPP, R. PI'rBL.xDO, 1. PLOOG, I. PORTER, M. PROVIS, G. PELANT, A. PETERSKJN, F. PETERSON W. PICKARD, E. PITTMAN, H. PLUMMER, E. PORTER, P. PUGH, L. 54 E 55 PUTNAM, F. QUICK, B. RAITER, l. RIEDEL, B. ROGERS, ROSCH, H. ROSKAFT, G. RUSSELL, K. QUALE, W. RAND, I. RAPACZ, E. RINKER,1. ROLL, M. L. ROSELAND, P. RULIEN, P. RYAN, G. ROSELAND, PAUL PUTNAM, FRED RINKER, JOYCE Paul, heware the wily eo- Track Team, '34, ,355 Fool' Commercial Clubg Girls' Club: quette, When you are named West Point cadet. ROGERS, IAMES Swimmingg Hi-Y QTreas.jg C Club. We'Il all tune in the radios On which his thrilling music flows. RAPACZ, EDWARD Footballg C Club. Athletic: has his every ball Team, '34g National Hon- or Societyg Iunior Warren De- bateg C. C. C.g Mimes and Mummers CPres.jg French Club CPres.Dg Hi-Y CV. PJ: Debate Clubg Quest Staff CAsst. Literary Editorjg Class Play Castg Class Cabinet. An actor, he thrills eaeh fair heartg With talent and look.: he fill: ezfery part. QUALE, WARREN Always furry when work's to he done, Likes his friend: and has much fun. RYAN, GEORGE News Stall flitlitor-in-Chiefj: Student Councilg National Girl Reserves. We with Ioyee the bert xuceexs In any line of business. ROSKAFT, GLADYS News Staff fSchool Eclitorj: Centralian Stalfg National Honor Societyg Valedictoriang College Day Receptiong Girls' Clubg Girl Reservesg French Clubg Quill and Scrollg Com- mercial Clubg G. A. A. With beautiful manner: al- ready attained, Her life'5 ambition ir easily gained. Roscu, HELEN Girls' Clubg Bank Cashierg Commercial Clubg French thoughtj Honor Societyg Delegate to N. Club. Sfffngfll and 11 lf-f'l'C'l hfffll S- P- A-3 'l'll'Y? Qlllll and As a private secretary 5he'll l they'z'e taught. Scrollg Latin Clubg Chess wmfamel- l Clubi C1255 Play Cast? Col' It was at Central she hrst ' lege Day Reccptlflll' learned the game. A college education he hopes to aequirej Hfffif .meeesr to a fellow we ROLL, MARY LOUISE RAITER' Isfllllal' all 'ldmlllc' HC Winnerg National Honor Commercial Club. RUSSELL KATH YN Socictyg Girls' Clubg Girl Re- Seeretarier may come and see- l R . SCFVCSS G- A- A-9 LHUI1 Club: , l- Botany Clubg Commercial Orchestra. Class Play 'f 'f my gon Club' Girls' club- G A A- ' ' Birtamore charming one than G.r1 iz V ' ' ' 'B A truer pal could never he Isahel yozfll never know. Tzu? Cijgzgjmany who mn found, Though you searched the RAND, IDA Hzjf as nice and lqind zz' 'he Whale world 'i 'l'1'l' HC Winnerg Emblem XVin- l A I ,GP Af- 15' Cplcslll, Giflt' RUPIEN, PHY'-l-ls . RIEDEL BEATRICE ' l' lcsllllll of ielllhllllc . . . Girl Reserves: Spanish Club' l , G. A. A. Cfiuncilg Latin Club: QULKA Blllll Botany Club. Cmmmmiai National Honor Socwtys 1 Student Councilg Girl Re- G. A. A.g Girl Reserves. Club ' I News Staff! GlflS' Cl'-lb? 511' Q SUV5- With her desire fortrarel and Phyllzx will malqe herself a let ilrldnlglel Blue Trmngle' l She has a way that izlimyr mztzrre sweet, name, lfl fllf' Qf'fl7fff flA 5115 flllfyff ltlllllff She will have the world at her As interior deeorator of great flllfl Wlfll Wffflf mf' world l - Where other.: xtop, Ida begins. feet, fame. fwflyf- K K - - l l - - - - RYAN. MARIE SCHULTZ, ELXZABETH Commercial Club: Girl Re- serves: Girls' Club: C. C. C. Cabinctg Bank Cashier. .45 1171 61'FCIflIll'l .l' xfereIm'y you uvll firm' .lluriri Tlmf fhfii compelenl we ull Girl Reserves: Girls' Club: G. A. A.: Commercial Club: French Club. If H'OIIll he .vo long hefore fhflj fell! To he fhief xeeremry Io Ihr SHERLIAN, BETTE lVlAE SINIEDSTAD, lX'lARG.-'-.RE'I' Girls' Club. fl goofl pofiliori .flze aims Io gzrin, flllll tlmr fI771l7lll0lI we lqnou' .fl1e'll ufmin. Commercial Clubg G. A. A.: Girls' Club. ,lluny frielzflf al Cefifral .fhe's won, BFCLIIISI' .fllflf peppy rum' full of fllll. . agree. frw-xirlent. l l SHOEINIAKER MARYLOU SABRE, HAROLD SCHULZ, HARVEY . , . A- fin H. Hamid, will win Q National Honor Soeieryg G. Jia ' g Tmtk' A. A.: Girls' Club: Girl Rc- l Ansnllfiz Broaduwy Maze his Axfan eledririrm hell be Ihe serves. H A V , ,mme 'fffg Ax lah Iffhlllfltlll she ll he ' Szwpursxng hy fur all the rexi. a 5,,fu,55, Wiih fl lvrilliant mreer or we miss om' guexx. l SANDBERG, GERALDINE Claw Cabinet QV Presb' SEWELIQALICE Mimes and Mummersg Bank SP3FllSh. Club: C0mmCl'Fi3l Directors QV. Pres. and Pres.J: Cl'-lbl Glfl Reserves: Q11'lS Student Council: Glee Club: Clubs N-1210081 HOHO1' SOCICYY- SxMoNsoN, IOYCE Giflf Cllfb QSCCQY 'and PWS-li Agood slenographernnd much 4-C-' Winners Commercial Silver Triangle: Girl Reserves m demqnd Club: G. A. A.: C. C. C.: Cabinet: Blue Triangle Cabi- By all lmsznexs men through- Girls' Club: Girl Reserves. net QV. Presjg G. A. A. out lhe land, T I7 d I-.n r Board QV. Presjg Latin Club: 0 6 H at g fe ' . .- N I5 her only hearts rleszre. Commereial Club. W iffy, xmall, !1ffl'tlCf1.l't', xerlaie, See her perfonaliry rarlirzlel SHAN-I-Z, GRACE Mimes and Mummers: Glee Club: Blue Triangle: Girls' SCHROEDEL ANDREW . . Club: Class Play Cast. ,. l SMX FORD, DON An nrtift from our mirlfi hue H Uh N grmi- dm! of lvmullu Quggl Staff, H ' ' S erlge and znlellefr A A go F A: l I 'll - Alghongh zn hmz we .ree fhe To 1701 on Broarlwny from luxuryllliigegzun 16 mm fofffl flux' 'lil dawn. Q I ,-lromzd Central he's heen ll A Icp nolgh. l - l SHE!-DON, CLAUDE Siivms, ARTHUR l SCHRHDT, ALVIN Football. '30, '3l: Track. '30. To uid in 111: nmong- form,-y When llfli ,Hnirhed his stmly Some day l1e'll he an omlor plclll. l U of law, gp-mf, I.: thc keen desire of Ihis W Many a ellen! he will llfllllf. Eqmzllf-dby 710l1l'll1 rznyxmfe. young man. 1 l RYAN. M. SAND1aIiRc:, G. SCHMIDT. A. SCHULT Z. H. SISWIZLL, A. SHIELDON, C. SIIOFMAKER, M. L. SIMOESON, 1. MXIBRIE, H. SANFORD, lm. S4il1ROE1wIiL, lx. SCIIULZ, ll, SlI.xN'1'Z, G. SHERMAN. ls. SID ERS, A. SMEDSI AD, M. W 56 57 SMITH, E. SMITH. P. SNOVVISITCK. D. STEENSON. L. STEWART. NI. STRAND. E. STROMBERG, L. SXVANSON, CI-IAS. SMITH, M. SNIQLL, C. SNYIJIQR, 1. STEWART, I. STORCK. G. STR.YI'I2, R. SUNDHFIM, A. SVVANSON, C. SIXIITII,E.R1XI.X Mimi-s .Intl Mumiiicrsz Girls' Club: Girl Rcscrvcsg Commer- cial Club. By hw' tlfllllg firm-.rg In hr-1' hizml SINIITH, MERTON Hr? ll well lilqnl lad, .-ilufay.-' happy, nczfer' srzfl. SNELL, CECELIA Commercial Club. Shf'll .coon join the ranlgx of thc While Parade ,' And many co111'r1le.vcent5 shi-'ll glrlrlly aid. SNOWBECK, DARRELL ,-1 commrrcinl llfflif of l't'710l4'l1f His uforlfk the whole mllq of fhc town. STORCI4, GORDON I-Ii-Y Cl'rcs. Linx Cbziptcrl. STROINIBERG, LAXVINE C. C. C.: Scandinavian Club. H55 chown prinling IIS hi.: l'lII'Et'I',' For him .mrcffs is wry nmr. SUNDHEIIXI, ARNE Because of his fine nmizlinffx, Bllflllfif promises him sflccffx. SWANSON, CHARLES A irllouf with such an in- lellertzfrzl mind, nl.: Charles, if oftcn hard Io hurl. SVVANSON, CL.5RENC2E Sugimlingivian Club. .fl fellow Ihu1'.f ri frivnrl inf flcnlf IIv!IlIl!'I'!'l' przfh hr' fhmzfrx Io U'h,,,, fig fpN,1q5' 075,11-5 MM' Fill'-WF' hfnl. Wilh flying colors he'Il mme fhroizgh. SBIIT1-I,PIIYLLIS Girls' Club: Frcncli Club: . . Girl Reserves. STRAND. IYBIERSON . . . I .I 4'o1un1C1'r'ml 11'z'.f1,gl1z'1' of .45 ri I'I11'loo111fI hzfll farrrl gwm. Ujvjffyl .-'hc holzlf Ihr His fniifrc zlny,-' .fzfccmf will .-I miiirl ufilh iz ufifzning f7!'1 l hfy to .flll'I'I'.fA'. xfvvll. foflulify. SNYDER, IUNE Commercial Club lPrcs.jg Girls' Club: Girl Reserves: Bank Cashier. To fake rlicmtiorz ix her snide! lIf71blifi017 ,' Shr'Il he a surcexx in her choxfn voulfion. STEENSON, LUELLA Girls' Club: Latin Club: Girl Rcscrvcsg Botany Club. Don'I jail Io noiirc' when you puff a hook sfore, Thai hoolqf hy Luella are sold by Ihe score. STEWVART, IEAN Commercial Club: French Club: Girl Reserves: Girls' Club: G. A. A. Ojicialx somewhere will hr glad to sec Thi.: flcnznrc lux: ax ll secre- Illfy. STEWART, MARION Commercial Club: Girls' Club: Botany Club: G. A. A.: Girl Reserves. In hrr worlq she? wry rlili- gcnf, .fly ll .rfc11o ,fl1c'll he rxwllrfzf. STR.-XTE, RAY Iiiislictbull. '33, '54, '35 CCQIIII.. 'S-l. '35jg Ilizimoncl Brill. 'S-l: Ifuotbnll. 32. 153. '5-l lC:Ipt.l: C Club QI'I'cs.J: Class Cnbinct: Scan- clinaiviiin Club: Student Coun- til QPVCSQ. Il'r clzffr, :wr yell, uv' shonl II'hr1z our foofhall hcro'.v rllvozlf. THARALDsEN, AMY Winnerg Girls' Club Cabinetg Girl Reserves Cabi- nctg G. A. A.g Scandinavian Clubg Commercial Clubg Class Cabinctg Messiah, To be a librarian is Amy's desire: She'll be one that u'e'll all admire. THOMPSON, DE MARIS C Winnerg Commercial Clubg Girls' Clubg G. A. A.g Girl Reserves. Here's a girl with a brilliant mindf A better ind. secretary you can't TILLISCH, ARLEEN National Honor Societyg Girl Reservesg Commercial Clubg Girls' Clubg G. A. A. Here's a girl sweet and shy, just the type you can't pass by. Tmoux, CLAUDE News Staffg Centralian Staff: C. C.C. Officialg Bank Cashierg Class Cabinetg College Day Re- ception Committeeg National Honor Societyg Mimes and Mummersg Commercial Club Cabinetg Hi-Yg Class Playg Quill and Scroll. You'll always hnd him in a merry crowd: Of this brisk young lad we're very proud. SXVANSON, OSCAR Scandinavian Club. A little fellow with a big smile, As economist he'll go many a mile. SWANSON, O. SVVARTZ, Bl. SVVANSON, R. SWEDENBORG, SwANsoN, ROBERT Scandinavian Club. Houses will show his art and skill, For along that line he's set his will. SVVARTZ, MARION Commercial art will be her line. All other artists she'll out- shine. TABAKA, EDMUND Hail the future president, Fearless, dauntless, diligent. TEKSE, LYLE To tinker with airplanes is his aimj As a mechanic he'll acquire fame. THOMPSON, ESTHER Commercial Clubg Girls' Clubg Girl Reserves. Esther is quiet and demurej She will a worthy place se- TILLBERG, EVELYNE Glee Clubg Girl Reservesg Girls' Club. Apparclled in uniform white and neat, She'll make many a person get back on his feet. TROTTER, LUCEEN Girls' Clubg Silver Triangleg Botany Club. No matter what work she'll undertake, A success of herself we're sure she'll make. TURNER, IEANE National Honor Society. As an artist she's excellent: Of her success we're conhdent. TUTTLE, EDWARD Hi-Y3 Library Monitorg Class Play. An education is his aim: We hope he wins both name and fame. UDE, VERNON A smart politician some day he'll be,' To great heights he'll rise- S WEDENBORG, IQATIIRYN HC Winnerg Glce Clubg 'KMessiah g Mikaclo g Des- ert Songmg Girl Reserves CTreas.Dg G. A. A.: News Staffg Girls' Clubg Commer- cial Club. England Kathryn will make her abode, And adapt her life to the Eng- lish mode. cure. just wait and see. TABAKA, E. THARALDSEN A. THOMPSON, E. TILLlSCH. A. TROTTER, L. TUTTLF F K. TEKSE, L. THOMPSON, D. TILLBERG, E. TIROUX, C. '1 URNER, UDE V 58 59 JNDERWOOD, K. VANCE, B, VARDALOS, C, WALLINDER, R. WARNER, R. WATSON, F. WEBB, G. WECKWORTH, L. AN ALSTINE, A. VAN DEUREN, H. VARINO, W. WARME, A. WARREN, F. WEAVER, M. WEBSTER, M. WEINER, S. XVARINO, 'WILI-RED To he a graft trim-lcitztz is his one a'c'sirc,' .V-lltont his altility, there's no UNDERWOOD, KATHERINE C Winnerg Emblem Win- nerg G. A. A. Boardg Girls' Clubg Blue Triangleg Girl Re- servesg Botany Clubg Mes- siah. Folks less fortunate she'lI gladly aid, This amiable, pleasant, and patient maid. VAN ALSTINE, ALICE Commercial Clubg Girl Re- servcsg Girls' Club. Good secretaries are rare enough, But here's one who knows her stuH. VANCE, BEATRICE C Winnerg Girls' Clubg Commercial Clubg Girl Re- servesg G. A. A. This winsome maid wants to explore The unknown sights on every shore. VAN DEUREN, HERBERT Capable, quiet, intelligent, too, He's a friend thafs llllfllyf true. XYARDALOS, CAROLINE French Club: Girls' Club: Glce Clubg Mikaclo : Com- mercial Club. Kay's a zlietitzlm of gr!-at rr-- puteg The fact that she's ftmzons WALUNDER, Bos Stage Crewg Band. Because of his attractive grin, Many friends he's sure to win. WARME, ARLINE Girls' Club, Commercial Clubg Scandinavian Club. Here's a fine young pianist, Whose charms we simply can 't resist. WARNER, ROGENE Girl Reserves, C Winnerg Girls' Clubg Commercial Clubg Botany Clubg C. C. C,g G. A. A., Messiah, Traveling is her chief desirej Its thrills will set her heart on fire. WARREN, FAIROL Skylite Clubg Commercial Club. No one will have rl rlzatzce to surpass This free lance artist of our class. XVATSON, FRED Ili-Yg C. C. C.g lillllil. ln the future lt client you muy he, WEAVER, MARIORIE Girls' Clubg Girl Reserves: Botany Clubg Class Play Cast. Soon some college will lay claim To this very charming flame. WEBB, GLADYS LUCILLE Girl Reservesg Girls' Clubg Commercial Club. Composing music for hours at a time, The lost chord she'll some day find. WEBsTER, MAUREEN G. A. A.g C Winnerg Glee Clubg Girls' Clubg Pirates of Penzanceng Messiah. Here's a girl we like very wellg As a sculpiress she'll excel. WECKWORTli, LAVERNE Latin Clubg Commercial Clubg Girl Reserves, Girls' Clubg G. A. A. The interior of your homes she'll lzeautifyq And many will on her art rely. WEINER, SAINI Tennis Team, 1343 School Tennis Champion, '34g C Clubg Quill and Scroll fTYCLlS.DQ Class Cnbinetg News Stall fAssociate Ecljg Centra- lian Stallg National Honor Society. As zz sports editor he's tzlreatly ufon fume, But his future assures hint l Neal fy imjzzire. you calf! flfsfwfc. To test thisll11l'yer'slzhflzly. still greater lzcclofm. l - - - - I - I - I I WILSON, FAYTHE VVEIINER, HELEN WHLLCOX, EDNA Desert Songng Pirates of Pcnzanceug Glee Clubg Com- mercial Clubg Girl Reservesg Girls' Club. Though a quiet, modest lass .She's one of the friendliest in our class. Yonx, ANNE Girls' Club: G. A. A.g Com- mercial Club. In politics we wish her wells A tfery bright future for her we foretell. YOUNG, BETTY Girls' Clubg Commercial Clubg G. A. A.g Girl Reserves. Dark, pretty, sweet- A girl anyone would like to meet. ITTLEMAN, Lois C VVinnerg Emblem VVin- ner: Quill :incl Scrollg News Stafig Centralian sraffg G. A. A. Board: French Clubg Girls' Clubg Class Cabinetg Delc- gatc to M. H. S. P. A.: Col- lege Day Reception Commit- Ice. Commercial Clubg Girls' Club. As 11 rlztzrming opera star She'll he known lwoth near and far. XVHEATON, THOMAS Tom thinlqs much of others' welfare: For some one else, ihere's no taslr he won't dare. Botany Clubg Girls' Club. ,-Ire, who plays hridge with a Culbertson look, IVKIIZIS to spend life with her nose in a hook. WILSON, ALICE National Honor Societyg French Clubg Bank Cashier. She's a girl both lqind and fairj Friends await her everywhere. YAGGIE, MARVELOI Commercial Clubg Girls' Club. Always helpful, always kind, Not many of her sort you'll XVHITAKER, DONALD ,q,,,f, Hi-Y. He wishes to travel and ex- plore And visit many a foreign shore. WING, CRAIG To jump of the Empire State with an umbrella ls the lvreath taking !1771l7illi0I1 of this fella l VVIER,LULA C VVinnerg G. A. A.g Bot- any Clubg Commercial Club. YAHN, WALLACE All other teachers she'll out- To tearh little children will Here's a fellow with a mighty do. he her delight, airg We wish we might he her A jolv our Lula could do just For the rest of the world he pupils, tool right. hasn't a rare. NYFRNER. ll. XVI-IE.-YI ON, T. NYIFR, L. XVILSOX, A. YYING, C. YAHN, YV. YOUNG. B. ZI'I I'LEMAN, L WIl1'i'.XKFR,D. NYILLCOX. lf. XVILSOX, F. YAGGIE, M. YORK. .L 60 OTHER MEMBERS OF THE IANUARY CLASS ARTHUR AMUNDSON CARL FLAIG BERNARD PETERSON RUSSELL BANKSON VINCENT HULTING DOROTHY ROSEL ANID RAYMOND CANFIELD BARBARA NELSON HELEN YANCEY GERALDINE O'BRIEN OTHER MEMBERS OF THE IUNE CLASS MARIE ANDRESEN DORIS NELSON FRANCES ROSENER IOI-IN BECKMAN MARIORIE O'BRIEN LILLIAN SODERLUND HARRIET BERGSMA FRANCES O'CONNOR MARIAN WARREN MARIORIE MC FETERS IOHN WEST BALLAD OF CENTRAL HIGH By BETTY LU SCHOENING There is a school called Central High Whose halls are long and gray, And pupils throng these wide, cool halls From break to close of day, And there they met-the short, the tall, The wise, the grave, the gay. All day in answer to the bells, The pupils throng the halls find crowd and shout and sigh or laugh Until the last bell calls, Until the last one leaves the school And evening silence falls. But in this school, this vast machine, This pushing, moving host, Each person lives a separate life, , Ind bulfeted and tossed Through halls, no personality May be submerged and lost. Each pupil seeks a different fate, And takes a diferent part. Some ind a place on football fields- Some find a place in art, Some in the depths of dusty books Find joy to fill their heart. But whether knowledge is his goal, Or math or poetry, Or music, or machines, or gym Each one will welcome be To find, himself, his fitting task And by his work be free. For through the pages in the News The writing in the Quest, The football games, the basketball, The clubs, and all the rest, Each person finds a chance to do The thing he likes the best. And still the schoolhouse silent stands That each, before he goes May find some help in living well The life that each one knows Is waiting for him when at last The doors behind him close. DURING POWER - r I Yi V' V, ..,, , 'Q y. L3 . i 11: , A , ? . U, is r 2 E Lf- ,v 65 lx XRL BFNSON XI X XNDFNISFRGH DON DIQNCANSON ROBliRT.X NELSON IOEL LUNDEEN Z to C, I 1 f Ifzuifzfxs .'llam1g4'r' .fxrisliuzl Edzzor Liferary Edilor HE Cenzraliun is the annual publication ofthe graduating classes of Ianuary and Iune. Since 1931 the yearbook has Won All-American honors each year. The editorial staff for the 1935 Cenlmlian included Karl Benson as editor-in-chief, Roberta Nelson, assistant editor, Ioel Lundeen, literary editor, Betty Bullis, dramatic editor, Mary Andereck, Thelma Nordby, lean Floerkey, Iack Kenaston, and Gladys Roskaft, associate editors, and Marion Bell and Merrill Harris, feature editors g and Sam Weiner and Lois Zittleman, sports editors. Don Duncanson headed the business staff with Ioseph Thorne, Thomas Aldrich, Edward Hepp, and Henry Quist as his asso- ciates. Paul Oberg was advertising manager with Claude Tiroux, Earl Larson, and Richard Stone, assisting. The art staff was headed by Mathilda Vandenbergh aided by Dorothy Fritz and Robert Phillips. Audrey and Adelle Fredlund, Lois Peterson, and Margaret Burnett were typists. The classes of 1936 were represented on the staff by Henry Quist, Richard Stone, and Dorothy Fritz. IIIl'71C' X1 '. 'THIRD Row: lfnllzs Kermxlon H . m rc, , 1' cvfozz, ow' Iam in Ro 111' lzmnt, Anderbctlq, Q 'ii W: .- 1 rirh, Philipp, , Hfpp, Larson, Oberg, ' Zillleman, 1 urri: , 11 if Frxtz, l 2 SEC mn Row: Bell, Nmdby, Flner- Au Fredlmzd Adelle, Fredlund I I x P I 12 If Fmsr ' R I lirumn , , , N511 . Urns' a11dc'11bcr'gl1, Dmzcanson, Harris Nelson Weiner, CENTRALIAN STAFF FALL NEWS STAFF Fo RTM Row: Lolqen, Pmrrr Flizrfll, Tlzmrfnz, Nelson, IM, lx lqujr, Andcrrolz, E, 'limzn R : Tru Brinlqc, Bon, Sfuzrkfi Amlefrmz, P., Frafzlqlffz I I I K11z1'cftz. SECOXD Row' Hill- P I f lx I1 I il cm vcr an, 'c' y, Zitflcmun, DcR0m11. .nm mr , ., R I ll g H W nm 1 , n, Mulligan, Lfmdhoriv, li., N I on T a e , ., Wlkr. HF, Central High News is published weekly and is among the leaders in the field of scholastic journalism. It ha swon the title of Pacemaker from the National Scholastic Press and the International Honor Award from the Quill and Scroll. The fall News was edited by Robert Lundborg, with George Ryan as assistant. Helen Lundborg was school editor, Glover Franklin, news editor g Nan Pemberton, club editor, and Roberta Nelson and Gladys Roskaft, copy editors. Sam Weiner and Lois Zittleman handled the sports page, and col- umns HStranger Than Fiction, Talk of the Schoolsfl and Spying on the Two Thousandf' were written by Alice Moe, Evelyn Anderson, and Betty Bullis with Florence Bott, respec- tively. Thomas Nelson headed the business staff, aided by Maxine Porter. Circulation was managed by Lewis Kravetz and Lowell Walker, and advertising by Herbert DeRoma. Reporters were Luella Loken, Beatrice Riedel, Rosemary Kelly, Pearl Anderson, Betty Sparks, Blythe Caldwell, Edna Gietler, Aldomary Walgren, Arlene Thorsen, Lorraine King, and Gertrude Ten Brinke. BOB LUNDBORG HELEN LUNDBORG THOMAS NELSON SAV XX TIN! R GLON FR IRMNRLINI Edizur-in-Chief Scho0lEd11ar Burizzers Mamzgcr Spa 1: Ld lor IN: as Ed lor 66 67 GEORGI RY AN Xl XXINII IORTER GLAIJYS ROSKAFT IIIERIEERT DLROMA LUIS ZI'IiTLEM.XN Edzloi in Ch rf Br me Illuriagcr School Editor .'l1lm'rliri11g Manager Colzmzuirl NDIVIDUAL honors were taken at the Minnesota High School Press convention by several members of the staff. The News took five first places, and placed in five other events. George Ryan was editor of the spring N ews, with Sam Weiner as associate and sports editor. Members of the editorial staff included Gladys Roskaft, school editor g Nan Pemberton, club editor 5 and Katherine Connors, girls' sports editor g Betty Bullis and Betty Sparks, Spying on the Two Thousandug Lois Zittleman, Stranger Than Fictionwg Evelyn Anderson, i'Talk of the Schools. The business staff was managed by Maxine Porter with Betty Sparks as her assistant. Herbert DeRoma, Robert Helgeson, and Robert Hegstrom were members of the advertising, and Lewis Kravetz and Lowell Walker, circula- tion staff. The spring reporters were Frances Alm, Harold Berger, Peter Brown, Iohn Castle, Lillian Holm, Ieanne Iour- dan, Georg Lykken, Aldretta Maihari, Norlene Martin, Eileen McBride, Betty Ann McGinn, Elaine Murphy, Kath- erine Olson, Helen Pontius, Claude Tiroux, and Alfred Wagner. lfoi'u'rii Row: Berger, Walker, Ifnllzf, Curlle, Brown, Ilelgcmn, Wagner, Sparks. Ti i lan Row: .Vtzr11'n , Tirazzr, Krazfe! 2, film , I'n11t1'11f, Olson, Lolqeu. SECOND Row: Holm, Afzderxou, Pember- mu, ,VeG1'1111, Iozzfdan, Mnrplzy, f.'nf1f1o1'f, Mrzilzari, FIRST Row: Mlqlqen, Zizileman, DeRama, H'z'u1c'r, Ryan, Parlcr, Koslgufl. SPRING NEWS STAFF FALL QUEST STAFF Tiixrum Row: Pnzmmi, Ifzffzfori, Kan lun , Sr'l1czfc11z'm', Green hulglz , ling. Szcoxn Row: Bogfnm, Scl1fjijis1', W'zlIgreiz, M 0 5 e I S y, lfrzlrm, filzramx. Fnlsr Row: lfjvrlgr, Lalhrop, Hzzmby, Nrlmfz, .Yrmjur if , Pm'rc'r. HE Quest is Central High Schools literary publication. Almost every conceivable type of purely literary work of which Central students are capable is published in the Quest. Aspiring authors and poets are inspired and encouraged by its excellence and by the friendly spirit of competition which it engenders. During the fall semester Iohn Huseby was editor-in-chief of the Quest. He was assisted by two associate editors, Don Sanford and Betty Eaton. Eleanor Lovell aided in the capacity of literary editor. Corinne Schipper held the position of poetry editor, and Grace Bogema had charge of the exchange of our publication with those of other schools. Coralie Lathrop was art editor. The business manager, Iames Nelson, and the adver- tising manager, Allan Bjerke, did their best to make the pub- lication a success. IUHN llL Sl.liY l.l..li XXOR LUYELL lXNll'5 XTLSUN .XLL XX llll Rlxl DUN N KNIT RD l.'1!,','rn'-1if-Iff'm'f L1'!n'1',1l'j Edltm' lfzlirrziw ll.Af1.1l,fr' .liizwlz HJ 1 1,1 el 1 2 68 69 El..l -XXOR IOX l II IXNH S NFLSON fQR.Xiili lllliilfhl X lilfT'l'X E XTOX ll YI lllfill PUR l ISR Ldlfw 111 fflrrj 11 Y 11 gfi' l'uz'l1x l'1l1,'rfr L1If'1'il7'5 lfdllof' .'Ir1'1r'l'l1.wH1g llilffilgjcv' HE Quest has won many honors which attest its merit and the good quality of its contents. For several years it has been given an All-American rating. Work by members of the staff and pieces from the Quest have won enough places in the city authors' contest to give them first place for the last two years, and have also Won first at the Cornell College con- test, having fifteen pieces published in the Cornell College Anthology. Eleanor Lovell was the editor-in-chief for the spring issue. Betty Eaton, literary editor, and Grace Bogema, poetry editor, together with the associate editors, Don Sanford and Ianet Moseley, were also members of the staff. Marlin Evenson had charge of exchanges. The capable business staff consisted of Iames Nelson, business manager, and Patricia Porter, adver- tising manager. Tl-min Row: Slzzzzb, Evf'lz.vol1, Por- ffr, Murphy. SEcoNn Row: Mil- ler, Aizdersan, Nelson, Bogenza, Xchocnizzg. FIRST Row: Srlfzlord, Jlofeley, Lovell, Ealofl. SPRING QUEST STAFF l. He Loves Mc, He is Here 2. The Cast 3. HT0111'gf1l Ile Dlefu GIRLS, GLEE CLUB I'uTi1 Row: Gfrzrmlqofluf, Iwi urlh, Ilolland, Pazlrlvofz, Ifvnl' wan, I'.zgrI, Slcjfszu, Ilzilyri Tzllbffp. FoL'RTlr Row: 17.mn'l mn, Kern, lick.-rfill, Fnznzfimn Kc'r'gz'r, .'lInfL'1z'y, Nirlglcr, Iflm qniil, S1r'1inu'ii. 'I'mnn Row: Lf-i' Szi'n1c11bo1'g, Brailhn'aiIf', Lirzm' Hardin, Icrnbrrg, W. Hildebrand, liz-II. Srnovn Row: Sruillz, Soul mr-r, Slmnlz, lx'r'nm'rmI, Iivw v Inhfffnll, Rmzzldlf. lfiltsi' Row Iiogrl, Mrzzdv, Slmrlmzlzl, Aimpir' l'unm.frI, Simduhl, Illozrrry. ONTRIBUTIONS to special assembly programs, and bac- calaureate services formed a very important part of the Glee Club,s activities this year, but the production of the Gil- bert and Sullivan opera, '6Pirates of Penzancef' presented March 14, 15, undoubtedly marked its greatest achievement. Under the excellent direction of Sydney H. Morse, mem- bers of the cast displayed fine talent, and the production was praised by many music critics. The opera presented the plight of Frederic, apprenticed to a band of pirates who never harmed orphans. Frederic was about to marry his old nurse-maid, Ruth, the only Woman he had ever seen, when he met Mabel, one of the many daughters of General Stanley. Members of the pirate crew became attached to the General's other daughters, and after many dilli- cult and amusing situations they abandoned their piratical career, and all ends well. fs 70 71 ,N 515, ,I -, Lf X .av mw R EMBERS of the cast Whose poise, splendid character- izations and fine singing made uPirates of Penzancev an outstanding success were: RICHARD, A PIRATE CIIIEE - Henry Andrews SAINIUEL, H15 LIEUTENANT - - Darwin Iacobson FREDERIC, A PIRATE AIHPRENTIQLE - Vernon Swedberg MAJOR-GENERAL STANLEY - - - - - Charles Brearly EDXVARD, SERGEANT OF POLICE - - ---- Steven Koalogianes EVIABEL, fiENERAL STANLEYNS YOl'NGES'F DAUGHTER - Audrey Shorhund K.'X'fE - Shirley Steward - Ezra Danielson EDITII GENERAL ST,XNLEYiS DALGIITERS Dorolhv Sandahl Vv1.I'gI.7Zd.6Z H ard in ISA-XBEL - MfIl'f0l'l'6 Holland RUTII, A PIRATICAL MAID-oi:-ALL-WORK ---- Maxz'ne Fogel Chorus of General Stanley? Daughters, Pirarcs and Police Iflrxu Rmv: Crotlqrr, Kcnaflon, Ihzlgixlz, lhzklgcn, Bullion, Swan- mu, R., lacobmn, Clausen l4ru,RIII Row: Nelxon, Simpson, A orlrlum , Ifrifiqsou , Atkinson , lxrilflugrizrics, Xicfqolf. THIRD Row: Kzrznc, Hodge, Brearlry, I.'nnf'm', lauoluorz, Swcdberg, An- Ilff-Iwx, lfiflivr. SECOND Row: l.Iw,nc, Ifogc-rf, 1., Sandberg, 7'z11Ifwr: I'c.zr5m1, Bohlig, Sigu- fffof. I-'IRM' Row: Kfofler, Obfrg, Alma-e, Ifmflodf, Carlson, Ram:- lung, BOYS' GLEE CLUB OPERA CHORUS l PARKLING dialogue and unusual plot situations combined to make 'lYou and If the play presented by the Ianuary class on December 20, an outstanding production. The three- act comedy set forth the problems of a modern father who is torn between duty to his family and a desire to follow paint- ing as a profession. Members of the Well-selected cast filled their roles splendidly and much credit is due Miss Lorine Grosz for her fine direction. THE CAST Vizaoxica DLIANE fRoxxx'j ---- - LOI'I'0I'7ZE Easzmun Romsiucx VVHITE QRICKYE - - - Paul Illoxely NANCY NVHITE Clv.-XNNY3 - - Dorothy IVhz'Incfy NTAITLAND VVHITE QM.xTBx'J - - - Don Maxon TQTTA --4--- - Florc'nc'e Thornton CI. T. XKYARREN --f- - 1'Iwz1'y .lf1drc'14's Glioififkni' NICIIIYJLS - Tom .elfd1'1'c'fz 1,xNU,xRY cmss PLAY i f f' f. 5 - f 1. Goff frfvff c1z'w',i'!101f'i f fn fnfx fi ozrfv. 2..XY0ll' ffl frff yon Join cfnfng. 3. Tfmt f7I.ffIll't' fmx IIIH7ItI7I lzzfwziff ,-Ijvfleaf. CLASS PLAY CAST 'Ii-nun Row: ,-Iuzzfmifofz, 5rz'e'11Z1 snr, Taylor, Xlowlrflnl, 31111-511 Tf'ffu1n1f'1'. Suovi Row: lfzzrlg man, .lIt1g.m'. Ci17'Ii.fIc', Clzzrtzf Thorrfion, I-Iimzfwzcw Fissi' Row A1zda'f'n'.f, fxlofflwf, Euzflfnmz Croft, Wfizlrnfj, .XI.1r.fon,B11Ilmi1 f+-fest t . ' . . t r K A . . . K ' c .wc X. ... sy'-fs if A' f i' .fl 72 73 EVEN CHANCESI With twenty-four hours in which to get married and inherit twelve million dollars, Iimmy, our Iune Class play hero, had just that many chances for matri- mony in one evening! An all star cast, under the very fine direction of Miss Lorine Grosz, made the production a splendid success. EARL GODDARD - - ICE SPENcE - IQALPII IDENBY - 1-11-lNRYciARRISON - CEEORUE - - BILLY lVlEEKIN - IIBIIHY SIIANNON - MRS. CEXRRISUN - ANNE XYVINDSOR IRENE TREYOR - - CEEORCIAN NA CIARRISON - LILLY TREYOR - - PEOOY VVOOD - FLORENCE JONES - BETTY NVILLOLOHBY - CREORGE RYAN - XIVINN BROWN CLALDE TIROL'X ROBERT BURNES EDWARD TUTTLE - EARL LARSON - FRED PUTNAM EYELYN ANDERSON NLXIQICJRIE VVEAVER - HELEN DISNEY - BETTY l3L'LLIs - CERACE SIIANTZ - LORRAINE BUSH NIAIQY LOI'IsE ROLL - NANOY COLE 'IIIIRD Row: Afzdefiforz, If., Tir- nnr, Cole, Roll, Tzxlllc. hrrown Row: I3m'nf':, Brown, Ryan, lin!- lif, Shams, Bush. FIRST Row: Dimey, Ihzluam, WeI1z'eI', Iifofr, l.I11-mil, CLASS PLAY CAST l. Penis-1nee11iel 2. Yer, lI'77Zl77Zit?, I will. 3. I'1fe got lo be mar- ried by mz'dnz'gl1z! BAND IN ACTION CENTRAL'S BAND IQURTH Row: Ewfkson, Moss, Opdulll, Iiwzxofz, Riedel, Clark lizmlu, Slezfrlzs, Durzlzam, Cui: 1 0 H d d um. mlm R xv: owrzr , Woo f L Harry, Kcruzty, Walrorz, Good- year, Rogcrr, Schmztz, Hollcmlz Siacosm Row: IWLIIIHCIUS, Som- 1m'rfn'ld, M i I I .v, Czuznifzghanz, Clary, lambs, Balcomc, Smmlz, Firm In' inns' ow: Omar ,I d . I 1 R H d Wulfcth, l?z'fgrfronz, D i b Z7 I 5 Wohljord, Needy, Bot, Engqzlifzi NCOURAGING progress has been made by our band this 'J year, for it has increased both in membership and in musical ability. Ten new members were added to the group, Hve new clarinets, a cymbal and a drum have helped to make a better balance of instruments, and Charles Wohlford, leader, is pleased with the fine cooperation he has received. In addition to the music furnished by the circulating library of the Board of Education, the band has been able to purchase two sets of march books this spring which, Mr. Wohlford believes, will prove very helpful in his work next year. Fifteen of the band's instruments are furnished by the school, while the rest are privately owned. Music for all our pep assemblies, football games and for one basketball game was furnished by the band, and they also sponsored a sunlite April 26, the profits of which were used for instrument repairs. 74 75 ONTINUING to function as it has in the past years, the Central orchestra still proves a valuable asset to the school on such occasions as Baccalaureate, commencements, and assemblies. Members of the orchestra shared honors with the glee club in their opera, The Pirates of Penzance, playing the accompaniment with splendid intonation and precision. Sidney H. Morse, director, believes that the orchestra's tonal balance improved greatly during the spring semester with the addition of six violas, three flutes, an oboe and a French horn. The viola section now numbers ten for the first time in the history of the orchestra. Fifty-five talented and enthusiastic musicians under their capable and versatile leader, Mr. Morse, helped to make our orchestra this year an organization of which every Centralite was justly proud. Slxixx Row: Dahl, Irons, Archer:- bruk, Iizrkrorz, L1'r1dholm,Philx'pp, I'n1n.zm, .-indrfzw. IHFTH Row: Jlnflgf, Oredfofz, Fryfqrnuzz, Pid- gmu, Lilzdebcrg, Leizk, Ezrelxl, Nm, Tm-riff. If o U it 'r ri R o w: Ymmg, Arzderron, R., Geau- koplzf, Mafzkey, Braalelz, Barker, Craflger, Nissen. '1'i-mu: Row: Klilrqzlisl, Ericlqfan, 111 c 0 b 5, H'1mdg.1lc, lauren, Walker, An- drf-mu, Daily, Hoyl. S E c o N rm Row: Theyer, IllfCl1e,r11ey, Prouis, K I H I ' - H on Da 116111, onelx, rm: , - mon, Clausen. Fixsr Row: Ebe- rcr, Vizndenberglz, Ncexe, Morse, Mueller, Srlzmitz, Owen. CENTRAL'S ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA IN POSITION FALL STUDENT COUNCIL 'Iimzn Row: 1'11f',111.11'. i.z1:1f. .Y1111d.', Jlr' W1i'f11u'1 1911. t111.111, Sn own Row: limi.-1111, linllzf, K1:1.gW1', I.11111U1411-Q, If., ffvgiftk I :wr Row: 1fr'11111. ',', 11111111- 1i11'1'1f, Bzn1::f1'f 1l.r1Jr.. SPRING STUDENT COUNCIL 'lumix Row: Iix.111, ,Vv1151:m1z, B011 -1111. I'-JI11111, lx'111't1l1!, 1111511111111 Si 1-oxn Row: 1511111-, Jlr11'I111 liizml, I?11f.', .S'i11,'1iXv1g. Viiwi Row .Ilill.'lf:.711:A. N'1.1.'z, I.11:.f, Hari: I-IE Student Council, which today is the Central student governing body of the school, was organized under the direction of Richard T. Hargreaves, former principal, in 1921. The purpose in View at the time of organization was the man- agement of all general student activities by the council. The first council contained 24 members, and the number has since been reduced to 12. During 1934-35 the members were the four Aw senior class ollicers, two HB senior representatives, the presidents of the G. A.A., HC club, Girl Reserves, Girls, Club, Hi-Y, and the editor-in-chief of the Ncvw, who repre- sented school publications. The clubs having members on the council are the largest in the school and therefore better repre- sent the student body. T6 If HE C. C. C. Cabinet is the governing body of the C. C. C. It consists of twelve representatives who meet every Thursday between lunch periods to discuss student govern- ment problems, receive reports from floor managers, and formulate plans for increasing the eliiciency of the organiza- tion. Rules of the school were published by the Fall and Spring cabinets and distributed in the 'ABU sophomore ad- visories. In order to raise money the C.C.C. Cabinet spon- sored a 'Turkey I-Iopu sunlite on November 28. Don Knight served as president for both the Fall and Spring cabinetsg Mathilda Vandenbergh was secretary and Betty Bullis treas- urer of the Fall cabinetg and Dorothy McWilliams and Ray Kurzeka were secretary and treasurer for the Spring Cabinet. The faculty cabinet is composed of teachers who supervise every floor, and this group is headed by Mr. Krueger. Timzn Row: Isvlu., 11:11 Hiflzunzf, Petri-5. Sirriuxr R lxzirselqa, Iafzizfovz, Tailor, I fl lwrg. FIRST Ron: Iiullif 1 dwrfferglz, Kwzzglx, ixmeg: FALL C. C. C CABINET 'Timxn Row: Sparky, Tha p VI 1 wry, johnson, Pezrn, S c st Row: Sandi, Stone, B111 .r Sghn t I- 1 R lx glit, Krueger, Km-zcka 711 wr. 'ms' ow: ,ULW SPRING C. C. C CABINET li 1' . wa - ,fed S'I'.-XGIL CREW Sump Rviwi lifyglxfrztf, Kzzrrff l1.1Ui,'1a:'.', 1 1rrAfi1c' lfzlsl' Roux' VI.1f'f'.'fif, Ilrff' ll',:.'f:mfn', 4 I QUILL AND SCROLL Siroviu Row: Pewlintavi, .4i:iI'w'- mu, I,oAgru, lJu,flj.1f.'. Fisrr Ron Zfzllenmfz, lVe:'rzr'r, Ryizvz, Enli--' UR Stage Force is composed of a highly organized crew of conscientious and capable boys. Their responsibilities behind the scenes at our class plays, operas and assemblies make them as indispensable as the performers, and Central is fortunate in having such a dependable crew. Four seniors who have worked themselves up to responsible positions under the direction of Maylon Hepp, faculty adviser, were lost from the force by graduation in Iune. ln 1928 Quill and Scroll, the international honor society for high school journalists, was organized at Central to encourage and reward students of outstanding literary ability. To wear the badge of the society, members must have sub- mitted articles which have appeared in print and are recom- mended by the club's adviser, to be approved by the national secretary-treasurer of the organization. Fight students were admitted to the chapter ,this year. l i..,,, f if. MVA fc! -4 Q fl if . sl I z , r E L-1 4 t ev f f XXX X ,hy 'x I 'L l l if ' i . ,S 79 ANK directors are selected on the merits of their work as cashiers. Each director is assigned a definite number of rooms to check on and record the progress of the various groups. The Girls' Athletic board, composed of all heads of sports, was formed about 21 years ago, and has proved to be one of the most popular organizations of the school. Each girl elected to the board is chosen for her position by the members of the preceding group. She, with the assistance of the physical instructors, Miss Clare Bell and Miss Eugenia Ziemer, directs each sport. The board has done faithful work by instilling in the members of the association, the spirit of teamwork, high ideals, standards of sportsmanship, and fair play. The officers for this year were Ida Rand, president, Dorothy Ahern, vice- presidentg and Mildred Sandburg, secretary. SECOND Row: lclzlqinr, Holzcr. flrzdcrfon, Olrou, Smzdbcfg. FLRST Row: Olxofz, Goode, Alruizor, Smuit. BANK DIRECTORS 'Vinum Row: Ormond, Owen, Un- derwood, Kiclly, Tl10mpmf1,Buc- ner, Zilllenzzzu. SECOND Row: Kcrnr, St. 101111, Russ, Hilton, Kudbe1'g, LaBcr'gf. FIRST Row: Tnmxlruud, Bell, Ahern, Zicmfr, R.z11d, Sandberg. G. A. A. BOARD FALL LIBRARY MONITORS 'Imam Row: Ikzrkw, Ifzzll. Hul- 1'f1f',ff'l1, qlzldrrnw, Orllmzf, Wil- fmfvff. Snow: Rim: Nnfziil, Berry, ami, .I1t'lIr'1't1'c', lfzzlnzr, X.:milHcrg. Ifirtsr Row: Iliu'z'f'sr, .Il1m'1z'y, lfrft'z', Thm'u:'. SPRING LIBRARY MONITORS iiancn Row: Xl.1z'1nz, T11,'.'Iv, Kri- fcn, Iimlymtzfi, Ifhfzfzdlcr. Sncown Row: Norby, Rimd, Coffcllo, Bofi. ln1sT Row: Ptzrlqw, Brief, Timmins, 1.1 Xl.1nr.m, Fsslrfng. I-IE library monitors are appointed by Miss Thomas upon recommendation. Two monitors are on duty in the library each hour. Their duties are to maintain order in the library and to have charge of the issuing of library passes, as vvell as seeing to it that study room teachers and the teachers who have given assignments are informed about those making use of the privilege. This year passes were given to students only when they presented a statement, signed by their teacher, of the Work they were to do. No student was allowed to work in the library more than three times a Week at the same hour. Students who Were found in the library, but were not using library material forfeited the library privileges indefinitely. Books could be taken out only before or after school. 80 81 INCE its organization at Central high school in 1912, the Girls' Club has grown into one of the most active clubs. The Faculty-Mothers' Tea and the Big Sister party have become traditional semi-annual events. The latter project was undertaken to arouse the interest of the new girls at Central in the school activities. When the Girls' Cluh was first organ- ized, it was called the G. E. S., signifying Growth, Education, and Service, and its purpose has remained to develop the highest standard of womanhood, to promote a spirit of coop- eration and fellowship, to encourage education through service to the school, and to stimulate growth of school activities. The club contributes to the Ida V. Probett fund, the Community Fund, and helps with many school projects. Any girl who wishes to join is welcome. Its faculty advisers are Miss Thomas, Miss McGrath, Miss Holliday, and Miss Leahy. 'I an Row: X.1mlbw1,f lfrmlftl ltr fo, Cwfzzfll, .Ut 1.1-kill, Slvown Row: Trzrzz-frtlml, llfzrflrezlzl, Tn'- t. ll l R fizrzfcr, zz . mfr -ww: Halli il.1x , I.c.1f1j, , Hfxlfff-fr', Tfznnhu .Wt 01.1111 FALL GIRLS, CLUB CABINET 'llmm Row: lolirzfou, MtC.1rkiII, Ilucrlxty, Tflrlmlilsm. 5 i-, L 0 N n Row: Aiurrm, lfnzf, .X'r4'.fc', Bak' -lmnz, Ilugau, l'las'r Row: Leahy N'rzfnilm1g, Y'fmm.1f, ,VtGr't1zl1. SPRING GIRLS, CLUB CABINET BANK CASHIERS YOURTI1 Row: lilrzmgv-crz, Iizrllix, Collins, lllorzfclhlfrrrzarri, Rofrlz, l'e'1er.von, Carlson, Hall. 'l'l-Irma Row: Bzzflx, lllarfiu, Milifizlr, Dillon, Loktn, Kirltjy, llolirr, Slmrzlq, Slicoxn Row: Snmll, Af- kznran, Dailey, lllurphv, Wulf, Krrflfn, Szellmm'lzrr. Fxrtsr Row: Olson, Olson, K., Sandberg, Goods, Alfrizof, Cull, .-irzderfmz. BANK CASHIERS FHTH Row: Ilcllcfsofz, Hodgson, Flmrrlqey, Mzzrfnzrgh, Ellioll, Hy- nll, Grmfdifz, Zahn. FOURTH Row: I-lmford, lllorgarz, Lfrmrln, l'cmbcr'lfm, B1ff,l?. Bllrlzy, glfzdcr- mu. Tmrcn Row: Tekfc, Berk, Huck, I7ugc'r.r1rom , llokensmz, lnhusan, Kuelzl. SECOYU Row: Trapflqin, To zo 11 er. Km':ski1, Bourque, Iaxpermvz, 015011, Milli. FIRST Row: lr11k1'fz,r, Parker, Krzfgbl, Wflhnm, 3lrCr1ll,IS:f1fm'd. CHOOL savings was introduced by the Farmers and Me- chanics Savings Bank in 1908, to stimulate and encourage thrift habits. Central was among the first schools to adopt the new idea, and has developed a very capable system of weekly banking. Each advisory group chooses a cashier, and from this group of cashiers a Board of Directors is elected. The board is composed of two seniors, two juniors, two A sopho- mores, and two members-at-large. A president, a vice-presi- dent, and a secretary are chosen by the board, and any vacan- cies are filled by appointments made by the remaining board members. Meetings are conducted once a month to discuss improvements in efficiency and promotion of banking. A meeting of all cashiers is called when important questions are considered. Mrs. Goode is faculty adviser. 82 83 HE C. C. C. force of monitors is a student group which aids in maintaining order in the school building. The duties of the monitors are to keep order in the halls, to allow no rowdyism, and to report all mischief to the faculty adviser. A new system has been tried out this term by which each monitor takes three minutes at the beginning of each period to inspect the lockers in his halls and to report all which are unlocked. Through this it is hoped that the number of thefts of books and other articles will be reduced. In the lunch room also, these special monitors see that the lunch room tables are kept clean and that the room is left by the students in the same order as they found it. Sxxru Row: Taylor, Gmuxelh .Yl1zu'wn, Snnnk, Mngnnxon, Sch:- z'el11'nf, Bnllix, Lfnne, Sagfng Ordillzl. Ifn TH Row: Bzzcknzan Slanlev, ,-1 n rl r c 111 5, IJC017!01! Woodfzll, Willson, fefzrcfx, Gzmp- rr, Maxx. Fourwu Row: Kinney Shorlmlzd, Ifcklzznd, Rzrlien, Pc! vrsnn, Burke, .Vt'CarkflI, Sweden- borg,.'lI011.t0f1,Hncnza Tlunn Row Gielnwr, Azzdrrrorf, Ulfon, Eberzfr lloul.1nd, Roll, L 0 k 5 n, Berg Stcown Row: If't1m!1nbzn'g, Burg 1 0 11 1' d a 11, Bc'ck.f!r0m, Fjolszad l'0rIfz', Hall, Wenger, Ofllzu, Ti- rour. F1Rs'r Row: Karxlagrkzfzcf If e 11 5 0 11, Azkinfon, Erickson lx'meyc'r, Hoc, Parker, Rrznzfbnrg l5r.1f1. FALL C. C. C. OFFICIALS I 1F'1'u Row: Kolmztl, Nelran, llc- Cnfkzll, Jlnrfin, Lrndrkog, Frilz l7eSrnidt, Rnlznz, G1'c'!Ier, Krzuloj giazzcr. FOURTH Row: O r' d cz h I lirzzilhlzwfr, Linne, Coen, Krav- rfz, Shank, Furffnalu, Kuchn Omen. Tl-mum Row: Chandler, El- lis, Tozuner, Iozmirzn, Clausen, Ryan, Hall, Olson, Genntzkoplos. Srcosum Row: Ohlin, Vandin- lfnrg, Loken, Grzrnditz, Burke, Burg, Ifarner, Olmn, Sinxmzfozl Ifmsr Row: Wzllnr, Szrnmbcrg, Grauxrlh, Kmsgcfr, Taylor, Ben- ton, Aikinfon, Pnlnnnz. SPRING C. C. C. OFFICIALS ' MIMES AND MUMMERS lnrulii Row: liullmn, l?.'J.l!r, Iiaklxrrz, Shawls, Ift'sfefw.'. l'r'Iw'nz , .Y1rr'14kz'r1,r. 'I'liuum Row: ffm, Mm . H.lml:f1, lifzflz, Hull, l'fm:.m'!. Ea5fm.1z1, .U11IXf'r'. Suomi Rm-,: I'emIv:'r1on, Iohnfurz, llolqtlrmfu. Crnffmam, f,'t1rI1sIf', Stzmilwg, .Iw- rI'cr,tm1. Fiievr Row: .XI.u-f1r:,1fr.f- sfmlrz, I'fflr1lzm, firms, Il'l11lm'j.', LIrt'rz1l1,zIgff, I..11l.rw,111, MIMES AND MUMMERS FoLaTH Row: Slzarllz, Bz11'm'.f, Eng, Bw.-'ffc11, Pnlnzazz, Essliug, Bullif. 'I'inRn Row: Balqlgfu Iizdrllf, I'l.1f'di11, Smflh, Affzwz- dan, Tnlllv, T1'1'o11.v, Buch. SLI:- oxn Row: .4f1dt'1'.wfz, I'cnzbf:'1m1 Al c G i 11 11, Holg.nz.f0rz, Cojjnmrz Stzlzdlfrrg, llifzzey. I-'lRs'r Row: Liz Maimzr, Ifz'Ic'hf'r, 1'1f!u,1m, Grofz, Br: Ljiirom, Bell. N order to further the interests of dramatics at Central, which is the purpose of the Mimes and Mummers, mem- bers of the organization have presented during the year one- act plays for matinees, assemblies, and Parent-Teacher Asso- ciation meetings. Activities were begun with the play 'Thank You, Doctor, given during the fall term as a matinee at a P. T. A. meeting here and at Willard School. Members of the club had com- plete charge of the patriotic assembly on February 21 which included a scene from Drinkwater's Abraham Lincolnf, On April 4 two plays, '4Lady Ann, and uStep Hen-Be Roosterf, were very successfully presented at a matinee, and another such entertainment was given later in the spring term. Talented members of the club often respond to requests for readings at various entertainments, and in all their activi- ties Mimes and Mummers members show the results of the line direction of the club faculty adviser, Miss Lorine Grosz. S-l 85 T the meetings of the Botany Club, which were held every second and fourth Wednesday of the month under the direction of Miss Edlund and Miss Groth, topics on interesting plant life were given by the members to further acquaint Botany students with nature and increase their inter- est in Botany. Officers elected for the Spring term were Mar- guerite Lundquist, president, Miriam McIntyre, vice-president, Gertrude Iohnson, secretary, Iean Glenn, treasurer, and Mary Hartwell, sergeant-at-arms. The Hi-Y Club during the past year, has been functioning entirely by chapters. Service projects worked on by the chap- ters included the building of a score board for the athletic field, and contributing sums of money for the fund. The club as a whole assisted with the annual clothing drive and the toy collection at Christmas. At present there are six chapters: Linx, Pioneers, Morpheus-Phi-Delphus, Abba Dabba Wu, Sigma Chi, and Kappa Kappa. lfoimrl Row: 'l'1i1q, 11711115 Pr!- wfafz, Hnbar, I'm'lgef', RI'glIf7'0, Mills, Wenger, Carver. '1' II 1 R n Row: F1010 Ezkrrl, Lzzrmn, Mm'- zm, Ball, Prim, larobmfi. Srcoxo Row: If c k I n 11 ii, L'r1rirf1z'0ad, liroolqr, Krebs, lnflufon, Cooper, Jhlgrwz, Lnmlryznrz. 1 1x4s'r Row: li1'r1l1:'s5, Cor1r'll1', Fz'Zclu'r, Eff- lfrml, GMM, If 4' 11 116 I I, Hull, lklzrfck. BOTANY CLUB I' o U I: 'r H Row: XoriI'. 13errmri!', lx'i111lc1gIof1c'f, Sknglluzzl, S t 0 11 r, 'l'!1aumr, Camo, ljrslizig, E1-rrezi. 'Imran Row: lizwfqlrzizfz, Pflcrfarl, lfrrgijzzzkl, Jlilfffmz, Rogers, I., Ulfon, D., Pllirludo, Snuzzzsofz, Ix'f'm1r'y, Cazfpcr. SECOND Row: r1Ixon,I1'., Mafzlgvy, D11I,ar, Flizfqe, Xlmzfvlli, Iacolvfwz, I4 e.f1rm1r1, Ti- mur, Ilolmrf, YJRST Row: Gam!- ffrml, lSo14ch1'z'r', Smzzlt, Root, Ilnvlgmarz, Iimlyrrr, Slurrk, Ken- ililll, Wilhiiflz, l.izV.1yrm1. HI-Y 1 1 FRENCH Cl.L'l3 Ni x i rl Ro'-V: Nf':i1 l.f'IJ.1i f ., milf' 7.f.w, cirffsef 111111: A. J '. limit lion IW . fn:s.'f , Vr,:f.'. I,ri'.. -, l1.w.-,, I. .1 if if, Ihziy l-ii viii ll in .I7'i',1ff:i, Ififmsv '-.',.'f.' iw.. A ':, .ll.:.l7,1,i7, I.. ll' wit N IE .-'f ':, 11, lla! lv li I-'L 'J,.f.l'- 'I I! - ,- S, I1 , KI. H f.'il,'.ifv:a, IC f.ZQ..', f. f. l'::, .. f:, lx.1rff.'1ur'i. M 4 ww, lm'--i. I..'f.: 'f-,T Ikrfrrs-11, Xl.n,,.'.w if .iffr 'Sift I , V.if:-7'.':i , , Um f'f. ,. Md f ::'i'e. A.:::c'a.':, L.n,'. :J'lf. l llzsi' limi: V.'i,'Ir'V, .lf.'ilfff'.L, l.,1f.'.-lr, Ilfr!l.'if.m, lJr,:.X.w.f , ,. .. . Qi, 11,wi1. :, I' ' FRENCH CLUI-3 l ' Vziiii Ro'-xg Ur'i1'.1'll, .Xlniu'.1.r.'rf:. l.'z'lizr1iI.im1, H'1'1gl1!, i'N'rn'diyn:'f!, G,1z'1'i', Gtri'!irf',-011, Lolgru, HJ: :1:.Q,1'u4.uZr','. U rl: fi, Ioi'it1ii Ron: Nfl.-1111, Imfzv, 1S1'.'1,'V1n1, Inn' l 171111-ffm1z', Zsmfniilfz, Iimr, Tr'm'. lin kdm, :lmIif'1i':, 'l num Row: lfrillmy Xm'i1.i:frm1, Hulrr, Smiilz, Iffzgcum, C.zf,'r1', Caffl, Xflwu, frm mlm Kuoxtilm 9 f ., f.: nm... xi ., 1117 '- xrfn, Wflznzf, ,XI14f1gc'1', lwrlfton xi-Lfff-Iilr, B U 11 1' 11 14 6, Trafiflqili l'1ltsi' Ron: .'llzm1f, Lmwll, mall, Si!l0r'11ff1.C, l71'fH1-IM, bm f S Ill s.: N I mi! .-rm, f., iizfwfi, in ff, init. HE French Club was organized for the purpose of aid- ing the students of the French language in their under- standing of the customs and people of France. The French Club also aims to give to its members a thoroughly active interest in world affairs and an understanding of international problems. These are the aims which it seeks to carry out in its programs, as Well. The programs usually are made up of num- bers such as readings and songs in French. At one meeting, Mrs. O'Brien spoke about her trip to Europe, especially telling about her visit in France. The ollicers are lohn Bradstock, president, Elaine Murphy, vice-presidentg Betty Lu Schoening, secretary, and Ruth Ladd, treasurer. The faculty advisers are Miss Margaret Holliday and Mrs. Alice Drechsler. 86 87 MBRYO artists are given an opportunity to express their talents in the Skylite Club. Candidates for membership must submit three pieces of original work which meet the approval of the oflicers and Miss Witter, club adviser. Highlight meetings of this year were characterized by Fall and Spring Art Shows, sketching trips, and masque making. The club sponsored a homecoming assembly in which these masques were used. Art appreciation meetings and parties at which art games were played were also features of interest. The Scribblers' Forum is Central's literary club and students showing talent in creative Writing are eligible for membership. This year all material worked on in the Forum was collected into a Memory Book which also contained short biographical sketches of club members. Prominent people of literary circles spoke at the club's meetings, and manuscripts Written by Forum members were read and criticized. I'oim'1i Row: Gowzr, C.zm1rz.mgh, I-rrlz, I'c1cf'Jm1, II., Eusllmzn, Vox, Ilziivby, Sttzizb. 'lil-HRD Row Iwffz, .Yi'h1:c1ilrf', Lizllzrop, San- ffafzl, llojnqv, Klosfcr, Kfllar, liuflz. Mifoxrv Row: Gizruut, 7'z.1fm',Q. f1, Truity, B01i'c'r1, ,finder- tmz, C., Ijlg, Burrows, Allan. l'iics'x' Row: Narby, Olsen, V., Ilimznzwg Moc, Tnrfzfr, Witlcr, l'i1m14'11I1er'gh, Grceuhulgh, Kinnry SKYLITE Tlillzn Row: R3 Ju, Stmfnrd, Slaab 1'm'1cr, .'I11dcr,rm1, Murphy. SEC ow Row: Miller, Eaton, Lourll, Mnrpfzy, I?z'1't'lqf0fz. lfiksr Row llmzcy, Bogsmiz, Sclzofnifzg, Ncu- rfzlnb SCRIBBLERS' FORUM 1 FALL COMMERCIAL CLUB IIVHI Rim l'l'fl,,'r'rf, G wwf, Ll'- 5lrrw:, I'l.ff.'-wr. Lifxzfiwfitf, ffzxff, Iflxlwilfr. lru Rui Row: .Yrlfun K rl! x, llrvzm'-v.', Iluznfnn, If , S 1' 11 1' I 1. Y'rc',f'.xf1,'r'f, .fu-.'1'.1m1. 'I :mum Row: Iif.1r1frl,.ir:, 1.41 , l'1r'lf ani, l'rIv1'frfn, L., Tfmnzl'-1111, Lxff r11z'x,11'r'1'tlv-nn, S14 msn Rim: ffnm, Mm fx 11, funn von, If.. !':'f'u.-Irons, Mtuffflfoll, l'.1fl!l.'H. B zz V11 f' I I, Fnxsl Row: Ifr'f,t1w'ff, Gfmlx, Huf- rurr, I'c'fJx, l',11 I f V, ffilrltnn, lf SPRING COMMERCIAL CLUB Firm Row, Rufrh, Stfzmrf. Hn- gnniz, Xthnlfr, .XInz'gi111, llnrnr,-'. .411rlw1tmz, r,z'i1z'w1.-. I-'oL'k'ul Ron: Glnnlrvfozz, 1.nng, Kirlwllillvll, Dr Smlzlr, l4'.lf'r7r'7, Ilrrrfgzirffz. Till- m'f'1. Tluun Row: 611117, llimsmz 101111 dun, 1'urlm'. Sirmiiucrg, Ryan. Srrvwxn Row: Plulvf. Iffllwrf, Vw'- dnlf:-, Bnlrwur, lr'1f1Lff', lnrkfon, lin flfzzyw. lfxRs1 Row: .NI1111,3rz', Sl1v1l1'f', l'1'l'z'y', .Sl 011, lfz'1f1',fz'l1, Fmlllf. HE Commercial Club is an organization which seeks to bring a social good time to the students who are taking a commercial course. As they are all interested in the same general topics, they benefit much by this association. Their programs have been made up of informative material about the business world which they will enter after graduation. Among the speakers were Mr. Lyons of the Veterans' Bureau, who spoke about the Civil Service, and Mr. P. W. Norn who spoke on Banking. Mrs. OlBrien and Miss Thomas have spoken at different meetings about various phases of business life. The faculty advisers have also given interesting talks at various times. The ollicers were Iune Snyder, president, Adrian Bessesen, vice-presidentg Virginia Munger, secretary, and Lucille Fields, treasurer. Mrs. Percy and Mr. Nordby were the faculty advisers. 88 89 I-IE Latin Club was organized primarily to promote social fellowship among the Latin students. At the first meeting Miss Holliday gave an interesting talk on 'gWhy Study Latin?l' The singing of carols and a talk by Thomas Dailey on Christmas in Czechoslovakia were featured in December. At the February meeting tales about famous lovers of ancient times were related and home-made valentines bearing Latin verses were exchanged. As usual a sale of green bows was held on St. Patrickls day, the proceeds of which were contributed to the Ida V. Probett fund. Spring meetings were devoted to travel talks and discussions of present day Italy. The fall of- ficers were Ioel Lundeen, president g Arnold Iensen, vice- presidentg Virginia Pawlak, secretaryg and Mary Owen, treas- urer. The spring officers were Mary Owen, presidentg Law- rence Elfelt, vice-presidentg Lois Erickson, secretaryg and Mary Rountree, treasurer. Iiilin Row: .'1m1'w'.fn11, Swim' I'tzm'z', Rrflirn, Sinzwzfofz, L'r'n'm, Hull, Tfirlraldsfu. I-'0L'k1'ix Row: Ifwn.-':'11, Snzed.-11111, Wtz1'rc'11. Nm'- dm, Xlzfrfiffl, Irlfrllmiff, .-If1r7'f1',fnr1. 'lxmuu Row: Rofkrzlf, Klfclg, Vim fl!-lzuv, Thonzfuwfz, Bylvmf, Iiu- gfr'lf'1i1ril. Sntovn Row: Xclinu. Emir, Stc'1wzrt, Wilton, Iohfzrou, 1'f'4'rllm1d, Frmfllfflrl. lfilzsr Rf-xx: Jluntrr, Sui dvr, l'rr'r'y, .fini 154'-rrwwl, Fzfldf. SPRING COMMERCIAL CLUB Row: Sr'h1rw'f, C iz 1' 1 r V, Slxilx Ifrmlw, Ifrmlzfffw, I.rr1r1r', Hf'r1i!1'r- 1:iu'Ir', Wzzfdrofz, King, .VrCr15lg11f. Llwllujf. FIHH Huw: Bnrlzzr, Grizzly, I.z11zzlq1n',rf , C5017 kofvlzs- , ,l114lr'z'rr111, H., l.11ur1:'r'11, Lm-mfr, lfrkrrf, Sclflrfbcrlu. Iim'lc'lH Row: 0'Yhr1114Qh11r'rry, IWW, Xm'dqni,-.', Lukvn, jackson, Com-Av, Erkffr-nz, filrflfr i. 'I Huw R-iw: 1Cu!1c'z'l.-nf., .1mr'f.f, Dzfryca, .VrG1'f111, Bulg- arrnfzl, Huffman, 1 1,r!1w'. Sxrrosn Row: lirmnmn, lralzuxnfz, Iohnmu, Al., Iirll, I'11c'!.-mu, Ulmrz, Iffitl- wu, .X'on1mfr'fr'Iil. lfxksr Rem: l'.m'Ii1k, Omen, I.11111Ir'e11, Hrlrrrf, Iwz,-wi, Tlzofvzc, Ilzmlzizuz, Elfrlf. LATIN CLUB I 1 ' i 1 l 1 I SILVER TRIANGLE CABINET Sxcovn Row: Btzrlgw, Omitzfll Ilanson, S1m1II.c'n dvr, I5:'f'k.frz'om Murphy, 1711151 Row: Iifmrqzft' Srufffz , I.Im1ri, TJiz'm'r, lit' 11 HIT1. Nmgffzg, Dc Smith. BLUE TRIANGLE CABINET 'I mlm Row: Flvnn, Ifzzllff, Tre fwzirr, Ulifu, Wzllmlilr, Nelson Srcovn Row: Smzdl, Gould, Batt Xt. Iolm, ,Y.17IzI'bKl'g. If1usT Row JlcW'11lz1z111:, I' i II lg, Bc'1'gq14ifz l'izrkc'r. HE Girl Reserves, a club sponsored by the Y. W. C. A. and open to all girls, was organized at Central in 1925. Since 1933 the club has been divided into two groups, the Blue Triangle for senior and HA junior girls, and the Silver Tri- angle for sophomore and HB junior girls. The two Triangles hold separate meetings but their activities are similar. Each holds a Recognition Service for new members, and both clubs contribute to and participate in all Y. W. C. A. activities. The Girl Reserves have a code which they endeavor to live up to in their daily life, and the purpose of their club is to create good fellowship and democratic relationships among Central girls. Highlights in the year's activities were the Ice Carnival held at the Arena in February, and the City-Wide Girl Re- serves Carnival held at the Y. W. C. A. in May. 90 91 I Sixru Row: Iohnson, lohnson, Larson, Andreascn, Burnquist, ERIIYUIPZ, Cforsman, Hojrup. Finn Row: Iolznson, Swanson, Swanson, Kjonlien, Iohnson, Webfzer, Tharaldren, Russ, An- derson. Fomzru Row: Lee lamb- son, Iohnron, Halverson, Lun- zlsen, Szromberg, Crank, Cham- bsrr. THIRD Row: lohnron, Burh, Carlson, Iohnxon, Anderson, Lil- jrnm-om, Ganvfizd. Sncosru Row: Ltzrzdqzzist, Shorbund, B r 0 l i 77, Sntuirofz, Lafrtrand, Moss, Law- son, Malin. Fuzsr Row: Roc, Bruazen, Hzlzfin, Wcbrzer, Erduhl, Sugeng, El1'a.ron, Klosfer. SCANDTNAVIAN CLUB Slacovn Row: Be5.:c.fcn, Gcichcll, lfrxling, ling. FIRST Row: Duhlen, Cook, Tl10rz1z'l,vofz, Ifeclqffrom. ' WARREN DEBATE l TEAMS HE Scandinavian Club was organized for the purpose of stimulating interest in Scandinavian literature, music, and culture. The membership is made up of pupils from the Swe- dish and Norwegian classes. The programs usually consist of topics centering on Scandinavian culture. Swedish and Nor- wegian songs are often sung and readings in either language are sometimes given. The ollicers for the past year were Mau- reen Webster, presidentg Evangeline Sageng, vice-presidentg Ernest Eliason, secretaryg and Hazel Halvin, treasurer. Mr. Erdahl is the faculty adviser. The subject for the Warren debate this year was, Re- solved: That the United States government should own and operate those industries which manufacture instruments of warf, Virginia Beckstrom, Adrian Bessesen, and lack Getchell constituted the junior teamg the senior team consisted of Erling Eng, Mark Essling, and Lester Dahlen. 3 - 1 - S I - l 1 i l 1 l - - LINEI or llolzclg l MR MARKLEY MR. MITCHELL MR. WEBER MR. HAWKER CENTRAL,S COACHES MORE and more is the importance of the Physical Edu- cation Department becoming recognized as athletics form a vital part in school life. Some two-hundred boys receive instructions in eight different sports throughout the school year, under the guidance of a very talented and com- petent staff. The department is headed by Ioseph Markley, now com- pleting his eleventh year of outstanding service at Central. His football teams have always been of the highest order and have reflected his excellent coaching. He has come through with five titles under the Red and Blue standard. Dean of Central coaches is Weston W. Mitchell who has been connected with athletics at Central for the past two decades. His basketball teams have always brought much credit to Central, not only by their playing ability, but, also, by their sportsmanlike conduct. Probably the most versatile member of the staff is Edmund Weber. He is scrub football, swimming, tennis, and assistant baseball coach. Under his guidance many lads have risen to stardom on the gridiron. Since he first assumed control of tennis and swimming at Central, his teams have placed in top rank positions every time. The track team has long been under the management of William Hawker, who, until this year has had the momentous task of turning out representative squads year after year by himself. This season he is being assisted by Arthur Pelto, a recent addition to the Central faculty. Both men were Stars in their college days. Although handicapped by lack of material, Charles Ad- dington has been able to produce golf teams that have always maintained the Central standard. A word of praise is also due Ross Peck for his skillful execution of the office of faculty manager of athletics. SHOWING a varied offense, the Central Gridders opened the 1934 season with a 27 to 7 victory over an inexperienced Roosevelt eleven at the Teddies' gridiron. The Markleymen showed great power in this initial encounter. In the second tilt of the season, the Red and Blue crew met and defeated their traditional foe, West, on a 13 to 0 count. Two blocked punts led to both of Centralls touchdowns. Next the gridders journeyed to the Washburn field where they overwhelmed the Millers 12 to 0. The Pioneers struck early and rang up their First tally in the opening three minutes of play. Edison was the next victim of the speedy Central aggrega- tion. As they fell before a 25 to O onslaught, Bob Meade cele- brated with several long runs his return to the line-up after being out with an injury. 96 W .,, , s' if i gmitzff 5 .M 1 Q H23 A 'E ' L L- CENTRAIJS next opponent was the strong North team. The Markleymen dampened the Polars' Homecoming celebration by trouncing them 33 to 14. The Pioneers continued their winning ways, as they next defeated the 133 champions, Marshall, by a 25 to 6 count. Led by Captain Ray Strate, the Central team played its best game of the year, and gave an exhibition of almost perfect football. Unable to offset a tremendous advantage in weight, the Pioneers were forced to relinquish all claim to the grid title to South, as they found themselves on the short end of a 13 to 6 score. This championship game served as a climax for Central's 1934 Homecoming celebration. Although they stepped into an early lead, the Markleymen were unable to withstand the terrific onslaught of the Tigers and fell before two touchdown drives in the second quarter. CENTRAL va NORTH CENTRAL vs SOUTH ARNOLD JOHNSON CAPT. RAY STRATE DON UNDERXVOOD HENRY McNAMEE BILL SMALL BOB MEADE FOOTBALL SQUAD Tx-mln Row: Parker, DuBay, Mar- l Jolair, Halverson, Billner, Mes- in xenger, Marlgley, Mitchell, Dahl, Benson, Smith, Beard, Freeman Donald. SEcoNn Row: Rapaez Sesfionr, Yaeger, Kidwcll, Nep ple, Olmn, Herzninger, E., Maso Iigiier, Putnam, Norblom, Kemp DuLac. Fnzsr Row: May, Small, Underwood, P l 0 o g, Swanson Strate, Henninger, L., MrNamc'e, Iohmon , Meade, Arzaxtasimz. ITH a nucleus of seven lettermen around which to mould their 1934 football machine, coaches Ioseph Mark- ley and Weston Mitchell pro- duced a team which ended the season in second place with six victories and one defeat. A fair idea of the squad's power can be obtained from the statistics of the season which placed Cen- tral first in scoring with a total of 141 points in a tie for top honors in defensive play by allowing the opposition only 40 points in the seven game schedule. Another phase of the game in which the Pioneers excelled was blocking. They executed their assignments in this im- portant department in such a manner as to bring unlimited praise to themselves and their coaches. The stars of the season were, Captain Ray Strate, acclaimed the outstanding gridder in the league, Bob Meade, Don Un- derwood, Arnold Iohnson, Bill Small, and Henry McNamee. 1 2 NCE again Coach Weston Mitchell produced a speedy cage squad. This year he was hampered by a lack of veteran material, and had to work mostly with Sophomores. In spite of a late start the Red and Blue warriors hung up an irn- pressive record of three Wins and four losses. Led by Cap- tain Ray Strate, who was unan- imous choice for an all-city berth, the quintet became feared by all opponents. The squad made up for its lack of size by superior speed. Another thing that became evi- dent as the schedule wore on, was the rapidity with which the team ironed out early-sea- son ruggedness. At the end of the year the squad possessed a smooth floor game that is typi- cal of all Mitchell creations. Beside Strate, outstanding men on the squad Were, Dick Raiter, Lawrence Peterson, Rod Loft, Don Underwood, and Iohn Strate. 5 Srcoxn Row: ,'l!a,coI1'gi1:r, Pflcr- orz, L,, Bzzclgeridge, Diana Gro 11 o, Dc5hzme. Fmsr Row Cross, l'cfer,rm1, G, Lolz, Simi: L'rzde11t'001l', Raflrr, O'R0urkc. BASKETBALL SQUAD R. STRATE QCapt.D LOFT PETERSON RAlTliR UNDERXVOOD ROD LOFT CAPT. RAY STRATE DICK RAITER DON UNDERWOOD AT Tllli FREE THR! DNV LINE AROUND THE CIRCLE CI'0.fA', Rrziter, Ftruzfc, I., Gmfm Pc'!z'rt0r1, Jlalrir, fll4pY.1mr'c', I.ofI, L'v:17'ef'1z'f10d. I G the season against a srnootn working Edison team, the Central cagers showed great form by holding the Toxnniies to a 27 to 25 margin. In the second tilt the Mitchelhnen met a reiuvenated Roosevelt squad and fell before a 32 to 22 score. Next came the tussle with the defending champions. South, from which the Pioneers emerged with a 27 to 16 victory. This was followed by the West tilt in which the Red and Blue warriors continued their winning ways with a 56 to 22 triumph. Running up against superior size, the Pioneers were out- lasted by L1 sharp-shooting Marshall quint, 27 to 24. Washburn, next opponent, put on a great defensive exhibi- tion and sent the Mitchellinen to a 22 to l4 defeat. ln the seasons hnale the Central crew upset the dope bucket by trouncing North 44 to l9. 100 f 4 101 W.,-ff A M . f 1 sk ,Mp ' z . , i 1, L, 1 ' w Wa, . HIS year baseball appeared on the athletic roster for the first time in six years, as the faculty decided to yield to the pleas of the students and return the popular sport to Central. With only two Weeks of actual practice before the season, Coach Ioe Markley was confronted with the moment- ous task of trimming a list of 106 candidates down to a squad of 22. Although hampered by poor weather, the mentor was able to put a very representative team on the field in time to Win the initial start of the season against Edison. Led by a strong armed mound staff, consisting of Ed Henderson, Bob Glson, and Dick Beard, the team enjoyed a good year. Others Who contributed nobly during the schedule were Iack Allen- dorf, catcher 5 Fred Worthington, first base 5 and Bob Grono, centerfield. SECOND Row: Pelcrron, Szrale, Grano, B., Lang, Gro1z0, L., Nepple, Olson, B., Allcndarf, Du- Iiay, Henderson, Olson, E. Fmsr Row: Carlson, Mammcw, Gal- Irgher, Barr, Swedbcrg, Railer, Alarologiies, 0'RzJurlge, Hermann, Nexzor, Beard, Erickson. BASEBALL SQUAD A HIT AND A RUN 'T '1 SXYIXIRIINCI 'l'li.XNI Ma ll in 1' if ':, f, IU, fs. I , J :I- l err, lan 1 TRACK loi sin Roux: La , fwEf:fn':, 1.1ml.4h!, I1'imzug, AX mffiom, lun'- nzmz, Xtlsfr, lim lj: r'ft.','5, C,1t,':'r' ll :I.'. t Z9,:r1.'rf, I'.-:'r2,znz. 11112.11 Row: Kzlfxr, .If1iff:'.fs.-','.', Mi1fr'.'ri:' I'1fff'hi, IiI.1fLj11eH, Iz,'rl'.mr1, Huff ffr, Iii lf, illrwre, ll t'f'c'r', fe. 'if tJfLf,t,jfrft1'.f. Nr oxn lioxxl fx4 7f.'. ',. Liznltyni-J, CojVr11.111,Cllne,t,11f'.'c'f'.f Vfrflffl, l't1'3z'v, X,1'.'! t f, H :f.'.ff'if, .Y:i'i'ssi J, ll, 1 Men. limvr Ron. Sfnllw, l'1ttn1tl11, I-Ilflmw, fvfl1f1.fo11, 17fjfz'f1t', H.1.'z ZW, Vtnilf, IIc': j', l.r1','t!f'rv'g, 1xr ','f, l'.'f'v '.fiJ. t ,,,,v ADINC through its early riyals, the Central swimming squad came through a successful season with a recorcl of six wins and one cleleat to rank secontl in the city stantlings. The only defeat was sulleretl at the hantls of West in the championship struggle in the seasons final. Lecl hy Captain Manley Hanson, the hoys hung up an enyiahle recortl through their great season. The tracltsters got away to a gootl start on their l955 sea- son hy placing fourth in a nehl of lil at the Metropolitan ineet. VVith inost of last year's squatl gratluatetl, Coach VVil- liarn Hawker hatl to tleyelop new talent for his latest cintler path creation. Among the few returning veterans who renf tleretl yeoinan service through a still sehetlule were lack Del lieltl, lftlwartl llepp. Bill Small, Vernon Kemp, antl Harry Shaw. Q -f .1 .z 102 J, iii? extra? 103 OACH Ed Weber was faced with the acute problem of replacing three outstanding members of last yearis cham- pionship team in forming his 1935 net aggregation. The 1934 squad, composed of Captain Howard Taylor, Arzy Kunz, Rod Loft, Bob Lundborg, Sam Weiner, Lenord Iohnson, and Neil Kidwell, established a remarkable record by winning 35 out of 40 matches. In their triumphant march, the Pioneer netsters tumbled six foes by a score of 5 to 0. With the return of Kunz, Loft, Iohnson, and Kidwell, Central again boasted a high ranking team in 1935. Four veterans, Howard Olsen, Ed Henderson, Tom Schatz- lein, and Walter Coffman, led the way in the 1935 spring golf tournament which produced a field of twenty-two enthusiasts. As a result of this tourney, an eight man team was selected to carry Central's colors in the city conference. SECOND Row: Weber, Von Se Burton, Ford, L Row' DuLac, Ude, Kunz, lah TENNE SECOND Row: McLachlan, He McGinn, Olxen. Fm Addington, Cojman, B t chatzlein, Millr. GOLF I oft, Kidwcll. Fm 1 CHEER LEADERS LEWIS KRAVETZ HENRY ANDREWS GEORGE KENNEY C CLUB S'rANmxGz Iohufou, L., H f ,tr p Hcnnizzgfr, .V e a d e, Norfllonz. Ssrrzoz Mizfoligitss, Bzrclqman, Kunz, 015011, Frrcmari, Floog, Hanron, Xzmle, Iol111f0u,A., Loft, Anafmfinu, W e i rl e r, Kidzuell, lahnmn, G. UCH of the reason for popularity of athletics is the color', which surrounds it, and much of this Hcolorw is provided by cheer leaders who go through intricate manuevers in an attempt to bring the students into frenzy. This year's crew of cheer leaders, made up of Lewis Kravetz, George Kenney, and Henry Andrews, was an especially peppy team. The Boys' ACN Club has long been one of the outstanding organizations at Central. It is made up of boys who have won their letters in any sport. The club is sponsor of the annual All Nations Tournament, renamed the Bernard Bailey Me- morial Tournament, in honor of the athlete who died last spring. Officers of this spring's administration were Ray Strate, president, Arnold Iohnson, vice-president, Don Underwood, secretary, and Manley Hanson, treasurer. 104 NEVV system of awarding em- blems was put into effect this year by the Girls' Athletic Association. This change was due to the expense of awarding such a large number of em- blems. The requirements for an all-city emblem now includes 1,150 points in athletics and a HB0 average in studies. To obtain a chenille NCQ, a girl must earn 1,000 points in sports and have a scholastic average of at least Cf, Srcovn Row: Alzerzz, Olsnu, lime'- nrr, Pcnlbcrlmz, Rudbcfg, La- l'ir1'gz'. FIRST Row: Zilllcman, Rlznd, Zicmcr, Ormorzd, Bell. EMBLEM VVINNERS S1x'm Row: Linder, Licdlag, Boc- ncr, Beck, Ingalls, Manger, Car- fer, Rand, Olson, Kerm, Rzzrr. 1fiy'rir Row: Bell, Tlznmprofz, Bull, Thunzfuoll, Iahrzrmz, D., Lnkcrl, jlnlron, Lee, Gould, Roll, .Vr- Crzrlgzll. Forrtrri Row: Hugo. TlmmId,rcn, Bott, DeSmidz, War'- ffcr, Cook, Scrbcnt, Porfer, Srzfuu- fan, Kiclly, Nordlandff. Tnuzn Row: loves, Rudberg, Mr-Mahon, lumbmrl, Iucobi, Billzzer, Warficv' llrlwzzc, Czlrpcr, Hillmz. Sxiroxn Row: lfricrsazz, Anderson, Curz- rlzrl, Iuhurmz, Frr1:e:', Cnnlzorx Xlmczmlkcr, Schzzlrz, I. zz lf e r' ,Q 4', IIt1r'l1'cr1, Nerf. Fmsr Row: finla- zmzfz, Frxrlzw, Owen, ,1bc'r'u, Or- mmzfl, Mffclzfll, Pcflzlrcvtozz, Ol- xcfz, Slwlfzxmz, LeBu11'rou. GIRLS, Cu WINNERS Miss 131211. Miss ZIKBIFR IIIKINCS Nxiii Iiiv,-. ling' II,i,','f:, Imr- isf it IU fr r- -':, N:1.i'i-HI, i I',.. '.ri l',:.'i .QF ff-fxz ':.:'. hd. :Hr J.: i: I1i.es iw,-., I.,:i!:, xi Jvie ,'il, l'i:'f:, .'i:,i-vi, li,- .N.:' ,.'i.1, I'.J:f.' , I,-'yin HJ, ,'J,'i J- ifqif N:.1.1f', 1 i.'J.,: Iii' -tztl Iiiiug . IQ, li.1f'-:wx 123'- fviuifi wir-,.--ig, Iwwfrw, 17: Yr'.'.w.., THEY: rw, lloirw, NIJ:-'i'1. I xiii-1ii Rim' Pifsii hw, 1':fw'f'r', Iiruf. I7:1fx4'.1, 1114443 lb' IUIII' Cflimmzrz, I'i'.1iiw7, Ii1w'7lje ., If , lJ.1li.'.fw-rg, Mi iixn Rim: 111:14 ffl, lofmswll, I., A1 finlfi, C o 11 .1 1' if, .AI il IJ ru X, fi.1l1y:'If1nj7, II',1,fm'r, lirlrvrr'-, lz'1'1'rkif:f1, I... l.fififl'.md. lrilux Row: 'iffzzrrgfwr'-g', VI'f'fwf1'v', tfrmzm. 1..1lwf',rr, Iiefl, .flmiirx -ui, lirrrznilfl, K1rifif:c'r', I.:f1J.1r- mu, lfnmif.-ml. GIRLS' SKATING Iorriiu Row: Sg'iz',zZ1. in.1f:.if1'1, nl lirzii-z'1', Ilimim, 110 Jer, If 'linit R n mx. fm. If , ..f,ir,. 4 If1!w'4', l'.l1i'I.1k, H':'rr1:'l'. Sieoxn Row: Killlfnlnlr k, Olson, Wul- zutfze, lfllmll, 171' Volii, .1J,m1x. Ifiiwx' Row: .Y.1r1dl1w'g, Kzezli . O-Inml, While, C1'o,qn1ef1. 1 I I I '- P -for 11-1 iii' XI I IKING, which is conducted in the spring and fall of each year, had a very good turnout of eighty-two girls. Eight five-mile hikes were conducted. Each hiker had to par- ticipate in eight hikes to receive 100 points or five hikes in order to get 50 points. Every girl hiker signed up before the hike and checked in when she came hack. The first season of girls' skating was very successful in spite of the brevity of the winter weather. The sport was conducted at Powderhorn Park and Bryant Square throughout the Christ- mas vacation and as long thereafter as the rinks were open. The girl in charge of the sport was Dorothy Kielty. She appointed certain days upon which the girls who were inter- ested reported. Points were given for a minimum of eight prac- tices, Hve points for each practice. A total of hfteen girls earned points this year in skating. 106 107 LTHOUGH a comparatively new sport at Central, speed- ball, through a tournament, provided interest not only for the girls who participated, but also for their classmates who Watched the progressive wins. This sport, which is a combina- tion of football and soccer, had an excellent turn-out of par- ticipants, with a total of seventy-five girls signing up. The championship game between the Smoothies and Centralites was very exciting, especially since the Winning point was made in the last one-half minute of play. The game finally ending 3 to 2, in favor of the Smoothies. Getting up with the sun and playing under adverse weather conditions, approximately forty-three girls received points in field hockey this year. The tournament was Won by the Chain Gang which displayed its superiority over all rival teams. Ida Rand was captain of the victors. Txmn Row: Tumrr, B 0 w r r 1, Cloanan, Rehl. Sncoxu Row: Putnam, Cawzmzugh, Bon, Wer- Iing, Sandbcrg, FIRST Row: Ca- lrrcri, Zismer, McWilliams, Web- ner. SPEED BALL Sscoxn Row: Russ, McMahon, Ksrns, Rndlzng, Hilton. Frnsr Row: Herbert, Rand, Zicmzr, Kielly. FIELD HOCKEY D GIRLS, BASKETBALL 5, Ixlofandu. SECOND R er, Pulnam, Kcmf, Hilton 1 u, Rudberg. Fiusr Row- Olfon, Zicmtr, Rrhl, San GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL L TO RIGHT: Rudberg, Hillon, M , Ruff, Kerns, Olson, A. Row: Bolt, Kzcny, Colncr owi HE Chain Gang won their second consecutive basketball championship this year, although not without a great deal of competition from their rival teams. The championship clash between the Chain Gang and Squadron B was very exciting, especially since each had received but one setback, and that at the hands of the other. The game finally ended 17 to l2, favor of the Chain Gang. Approximately sixty girls received points in beginning basketball. The champions were the Smoothies, captained by Marcia Rehl. Volleyball was the most popular sport played this year. Twenty teams were formed. This year the teams were divided into two leagues. The Chain Gang was victorious in League I and the Smoothies were champions in League Il. In order to decide the winning team in volleyball, the above teams met in a nip and tuck game which ended 35-10 for the Chain Gang. 108 l09 VERY year since tennis was first introduced at Central, it has been extremely popular with the girls. The doubles and singles tournaments are run off both in spring and fall. The contest in the singles tourney narrowed down to three outstanding players: Avis Russ, Ethel Kerns, and Helen Lund- borg. Ethel Kerns was defeated hy Helen Lundborg, who in turn lost to Avis Russ. In the doubles tournament, Sara White, pairing with Genevieve Swanson, took championship honors from Helen Lundborg and Avis Russ, in games that ended 7-5 and 9-7. There were many excellent players and the matches were closely contested in last springas deck tennis tournament. Twelve girls received l00 and 50 points respectively. Avis Russ and Katherine Magnuson won the final game. Their rival players were Mildred Bittner and Ruth Iohnson. The score was 6-0 and 6-l. Timm Row: Hanson, E., Gould, While, Hansa11,L., Ahern, Swan- .ron , G. SECOND Row: Baener, - B f 'd M K L' W: fm 11 Sl Swiznmn,A., Russ, Zicmcr, Dud- Iei, Andersen. GIRLS, TENNIS i-roxn Row: Olforz, I., Licdlag 1.46, Often, Billrzer, Hefbcrl, Or- mond, Cook. FIRST Row: Frazer, Inzlim-gc, Iohnmn, Russ, Rudberg Cufirlorx. GIRLS, DECK TENNIS 5, Ublflf, II 71 0 I , C' -s. Fmsr Row: Lundborg, H., . FILING!---1 WP' .1-.1 113 .1 UNE cLAff PARTY G72 Exrr I Ag, f ! i X ? 1 W iffy,-'Fav N M C W gm 5 'Q' 1 ,f ' 'fx -is . f M' W - fa X mm U! J- wk R sfxwwm Mm 5 Blvmfon xxx X- X Q 'N S53 xnbwi , X XX x M mmreona, ci , - c 'wx 4 3 4 f - f i- 1 ., 1' W ,iq f' x LS- AN A ,J Q2 ' X k 'jimmy' f ' I HarolJ ic , 4 re. I I J Z ' 'fi A SBA I 5 ! V X W 4. 65, Wx 0 'N ,430 J 'R .X Q if ' KX X v gZ' ,j . Rf f C 31' Q I' 5 ,E x 5 'iff' 3 Girls, Club Mothers, Tea. Tea or coffee? A familiar scene. Iust why were you absent? Chemistry Laboratory. It's time for another joke, Mr. Emer- son. Dramatizing Shakespeare. Twelfth Night-- The honorable lady of the house, which is she? Centralian Staff at VVork. The Centralian in the making. Skylite Art Exhibit. Tillie wants some lacks tto hold the picture upj. College Day. After High School-what? News Office Activity. Central's Noses for Centrals News French Club Girls Collect Toys. Nine little girls from school are xx 114 115 10. Hlpana for the smile of beautylv ll. Back to the good old days. 12. Are the Chilly Charlies good, boys 13. All on a summer's dayf' . High Moguls of the K'NeWs.n . Who's on the spot? 152. Get along little doggie. 16. At the Homecoming game. 17. What's the matter, Bob? 18. Skylite Football assembly. HThe goblins 'll get youll, 19. Love in Bloomfw 20. Girls, Basketball. Whatls the score? 21. Ianuary Class Day. Central's own Ziegfeld Follies. 22. Ianuary Class Day orchestra. 23. A scene in the hall. Such diligence! 14 15 24. Rehearsing for UPirates of Penzance. Hail, poetryll' 23. Quest Open House. Quests-past and present. 26. Thank You, Doctorf, Score one for Fred, the detective! All twisted up. I'll take the one in the middle. The stage is set! Three musketeers. The victory cry of the mouse hunter! Budding dramatists. Peek-a-boo, I see you! Newshawks. Big shots. Fare thee well, Annabelle. I won't dance, don't ask me. A bear hug. Not a rogues, gallery but Vogues' gallery. Yoo-hoo, Mark! If he could only cook! Nice going, Helen! That million dollar smile! Evelyn Anderson at the tender age of two The pump is dry, but we're all wet! Weary Willies. Friends again! Don't trip over your sticks! Yea, team! Dick Stone at the ripe old age of two! The height of our ambition. Won't he give you a bite? Donit fall backwards! Girls, what would your mothers say? I crown thee king. The little red school house itself. The policeman's lot is not a happy one Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln in an odd pose. Eskiliventa, eskiliventa, tor-ienta! We are seven. For I am a pirate king. Congratulations. Ten seconds or ten minutes? Where Central wins its glory. Well, blow me down! An editor in the making. Z gjtszl Z J Eb ,, X f X 7 f ZZ f fl 7 I y cf? .Wig 62023 r , NJ A I 9. few? A AQ f I X Ray Strate doing a ballet? if Qi' x if CAN You IMAGINEFSMQ BNI y -'1 Ed Hepp playing house? Mae Miller wearing a size 10 shoe? Bob Fisher not skipping classes? Bill Peterson talking sense? Don Duncanson acting his age? Marjorie Beck acting like Mae West? Fannie Hall sliding down the bannister? Grace Bogema talking slowly? Dorothy Whitney getting a Fail? Scotty McWilliams 11Ot blush- ing? Mr. Rohde without his whistle? Henry Andrews singing so- prano? Stanley Chisholm coming to chemistry on time? 5.4! M616 CA Central students not getting .', If 1' their lessons? Q Q ' B Qf Q 5 F S XL it? Nxt xv KJ , 5 I1 fl lflll f ' ,Mi A ' 'lff' i, 53. ll ly' i Goglofmeriilliljl E an QW On passing the last milestone of your college career. This annual, representing a resume of the activities at Central High School, will serve as a reminder of the many things that might escape your memory, and Will become priceless with the years. 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