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Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

 - Class of 1937

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LEG xsnmuns '- :': -1-1 ,,.-if-r-,.' I E iq J? c:5 'F .wif V ',f5fw wg Pc.. W:- W-rm 19?-k'?ff .Nl Ke. J S-r , 8 4' Q 1 A, we ' 4- xr NA Vt 1.2196- Gzw. 5 .X fr' , Q.. I s I n - 1 .-,QW TT-IE 1937 CENTRALIAN J W MZQWMW ANNUAL CATALGGUE GF CCNT MRQRARV ARTTSTS AT CENTRAL I-IIGI-I SCI-IOCL QMRILED BY TT-IE GRADUATING CLASSES GF JANUARY AND JUNE THE YEAR OF1937 CENTRAL l-HGH SCHCDCDL MINNEAPQLIS MINNESQTA MISS CONSTANCE TURNER FCDREWORD 'This year The CenTralian presenTs CenTral as a greaT arT sTudio in which each oT us is an arTisT painTing a picTure. Now, aTTer Three years spenT under our Teachers, The masTer arTisTs, we are abouT To graduaTe inTo a larger school oT arT where we will Try To learn The Tech- nigue oT oTher greaT rnasTers. We have iusT cornpleTed one panel oT The greaT Trieze which depicTs our liTe hisTory, and iTs Tone and design was inTluenced in a Tormal or sTaTic way by our subiecTs and Teachers, and in an inTorrnal or dynamic way by clubs, aThleTics, and Triends. Replicas oT our painTings are conTained in The T937 CenTralian, a caTalogue oT The masTerpieces oT conTernporary arTisTs compiled by The graduaTing seniors. IT is a record ThaT will oTTen in years To come bring back happy mem- ories oT our beloved CenTral. DEDICATIQN To The ArT DeparTrnenT, direcTed'by Miss WiTTer and Miss Turner, whose co- operaTion every year helps To make The CenTralian possible, we graTeTully dedi- caTe This book. Looking Through The pages oT our Annual, we see noT only The imaginaTive picTures ThaT we, ourselves, are painTing, buT also The acTual and de- lighTTul designs which were worked ouT by The ArT DeparTmenT wiTh Miss WiTTer and Miss Turner acTing as chieT aids and advisers. Nor has The aid They have given CenTral been conTined only To The Cen- Tralian Tor Through Their publiciTy posTers They have promoTed The success oT all school acTiviTies. We are happy To have This opporTuniTy To express our graTiTude and esTeem To Miss W-iTTer, who is a winner oT rnany prizes Tor her arT work and is naTionally ouTsTanding as an arT Teacher, and To her Tormer pupil and able assisTanT, Miss Turner. MISS ELLA M. WITTER Ll L: CENTRAIQS FRCDNT ENTRANCE HIGH ON iTS LANDSCAPED TERRACES NTRAUS IVY-COVERED, MANY-WINDOWED SOUTH WI THE ABLE ASSISTANT DIRECTQR ANNA BELLE TT-TQMAS, VICEPRINCIPAL, OUR OEINIIAL STUDIO DIRECTOR CALVIN W. JARVIS, PRINCIPAL 'v ,- ' .cf fx tiki., f ' 1 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF PRINCIPAL, CALVIN W. JARVIS - ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, ANNA BELLE THOMAS THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: CLARE BELL-MRS. LUELLA COOK Ion leave of absencej-EMMA CROUNSE AMY FOX- MRS. HELEN GAMBLE- LORINE GROSZ- LAURA HENRY- LOUISE ILES-GENEVIEVE McDILL MARIE MQGRATH -JOI-IN MULLIGAN -ABIGAIL O'LEARY- IRENE PARKELL- MRS. MABEL TURKINGTON CAROLYN REED- RUTH SETTERBERY- MRS. NORA SMITH - HELEN THORVILSON -LULU UTLEY THE ART DEPARTMENT: CONSTANCE TURNER - ELLA WITTER THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT: AGNES CAREY-AMY CHENEY- FRANK HOSMER-WALTER NORDBY ARMAS PELTO - MRS. MARY PERCY-GEORGIA SCOTT- MYRTLE TURNOUIST THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT: ESTELLE CONWAY -AABSOLAM ERDAHL- RUTH NORDOUIST MRS. ALICE DRECHSLER - MARY HARRIS - MARGARET HOLLIDAY-ALICE HUSSEY THE MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT: ANTHONY BURESH-IONA GEGGIE Iresiqned in JanuaryI-JENNIE PHILLIPS ELEANOR NICKERSON - HANNAH NUTTER - WALTER RODGERS -- LYDIA THOMPSON THE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: EVELYN BRUCE-ELSIE EDLUND-BYRON EMERSON-FRANCES KORISTA ROSS PECK-HENRY ROHDE-EARL SWEET CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF JUNIOR-SENIOR COUNSELOR, HENRY ROHDE-SOPHOMORE COUNSELOR, CLARE BELL THE HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: CHARLES ADDINGTON - DRUSILLA HUTCHINSON MRS. MARIE BERGf MRS. JESSIE BRENNAN Iresiqned In JanuaryI - MRS. DOROTHY GOODE- MARY POWERS WILLIAM HAWKER-EDWARD KRUEGERF-ORRIN KUENSTER-E. LUCILLE LOBDELL-MRS. HELLEN PINK MILTON SCHADEGG INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND MECHANICAL DRAWING DEPARTMENT: WESTON MITCHELL-JOSEPH PEMBERTON MAYLON HEPP -GUY LANDER - NELLIE TRUFANT- HENRY ZITTLEMAN THE HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT: DOROTHY LEAHY-MAY TOWLER THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: DOROTHY EALK - JOSEPH MARKLEY - EDMUND WEBER EUGENIA ZIEMER THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT: SYDNEY MORSE-HARRY RANKS-CHARLES WOHLFORD LIBRARIANS: MRS. JEANETTE BRICE-CHARLOTTE THOMPSON VISITING TEACHER: MRS. MARION E. BOYD THE OEEICE CLERKS: GRACE GUSTAESON-MRS. DOROTHY SHAUGHNESSY-LUCILLE A. SWANSON JANITORQENGINEER: JOHN MARSHALL- LUNCHROOM: LYDIA A. SHAEEER LORETTA MULLER lu., si. N Miss Korislzl giws 21 lvsscm in lwiulngy Xliss Hutchinson in he-r inflow' gI2ll'1if'Il--'NESS Harris, our Cl1IN'l'l:Al.lAN lu-zul -- Miss Hussvy. sprechen Siv Uvillsvli? 'Xliss Ilnlliflay, Pa1'l6-z-vous i'I'illll'2li!4?fiVll'. Erclzllll, Taler Ui- llUI'Sii?fWif. Rnclgcws sulws for X--Mrs. 'lxllliiillglllll mul Iwi' iittlv g'Turk'---Mrs, U11-m'l1slc'i' Milli her Blue- Riblmoii Hvgfall Lily ff- Nlrs. l'f'rrw sitting on top of lin' mvrlil --Mr. Nurmibv. rio the lmcmks lmlum-1-Y Miss 'I,I'ilYiS. Miss Timlsffs right huml uiil-f-'Miss Charlotte Thompson. fair away i-I'UXIl books-Miss 'l'ur11quisl. re-ally fur iJLlSiIl6S51X1I'S. liriu-. sailing on S. S. i':llI'UIl2l' -Xiiss N1CG1'3iil. ull un ai lurigiil spring ciayslliss Crusz izlkc-s timv vii' iiflilll the vlass play ff-Nliss Briirv l'Hii4'f'illlfI slwcirxiciisf 1 in 1 N, 4:1 F- ' i Q i , W i 1 , ,V mwgiw Mr. Morse with it liivml from the North Woods-Nlr. XYui1lfm'fi and sun-Miss Henry. as sm-vii ut Times Sqtiam- -Mrs. lioorhf, TPEIIIF lim' thf- history quiz? 'Miss Turllvr. ai winter skvtch-fhiiss 'l'hurvils0n. our thfhattc- coach-Miss tionway, on the rocks-Nlr. l'iIlll'I'SUll explains in t-hvmistry lah f-Hr. Sweet out in the- Bluvk Hills Nliss fic-mer and Xlifs l.f-ahy, wax' clown south in Dixie! llli e Nlr. iXllf'IlFil'I' takes tilm- ull' i'I'HIYl the study ui' the :XIllP1'ii'Zll1 1ilhYf'l'llIUf?IllfNlIB. Pink. are yOu clmlging our vcollmnir rulmle-ms? --XII: Hawke-r. NIV. Nlurkiex. NIV. Pvvk. lhrfle alhleliv ciilwwtiirss-Nliss Norilm uisl. V hzllllu uslwl 1?Sl2ii0l? P . I I Miss Che-114-v ill'I'iViIlf for lJLlSillPSS-NIT. fxiifiillwlllll Cauffhl nut 0i,l'Ul1l'lfNIl'. Hosnwr at his lake Cullaliw Miss Care ' UH . TN T7 C' P y on 21 suITllTH'l' juunt--Miss Svoll ugainsl c:l'lllI'ill!S portals-ff-Miss Parke-ll, when- un- lllosv lfnglisii pzlpr-rs?-Miss with-r our lu-all urlisl. poses Xliss l'llffy has 'dlwilllvv on heir hallds--f-Miss llc-s stands wliilv SilLik9SlJl ilI'l' wuils Wliss Nalvn iinv. sliulff-l111l nnly by our plmtugiuplle-r. I V7 1 'Q sm 'Hmm-, 1.--.I-f Ur. 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X I x xx xwxx lx 4, xxxxw 7 ' NW www xxxx x Will L4 I WV r 'x xx' f xxx f 'lf!715+'l,,'Q Xxx f - ' A XX Q N 'ixfn xff'A.x N A5 ,uNx,X,h b 'b ,AM xf-PX 9 P 99+ Q?- ft ,QP X Q0 ri' L Mary Jane Grimm . . Charlotte Zeglin . . . Arnold Howe ..... Frieda Johnson . . . Virginia Keen .. Caroline Prim . . Ruth Burnquist . . . Diana Bowen ..... Dorothy Larson .... Lorraine Nordquist . William Finnegan . . Harriet Keen ..... Mary Louise Heusser Jane Burkhart .... Marcella Kerger .. Belva Hoines ...... Helen C. Johnson .. Janet Tiller ....... Laurine Kirchner . . Gordon Moe ...... Annabelle Lee ..... Thomas Herschbach Lucile Whited ..... May IVlacBain .... Victor Sborov . . Virginia Tucker . . Velma 'llischer . . Marion Handlon .. Mary Crillith . . . Dorothy Wi1gI16f Ruth Jensen .... Marcia llehl .... Twenonah lfclistein . . Elizabeth Elliot .... Glenn Peterson . .. Eileen Ifloerkey . . . Margaret Carlson . Sonja Lindberg . Lucille Aagaarcl . . . Ruth Kurzeka . . Virginia Bell . . . Frank Holecek .... Eclythe Holzer ..... Callie Lou Morse . . JANUARY NATIONAL I-IONOR SOCIETY 3.0000 . . . 2.9791 . . . 2.9600 . . . 2.9600 . . . 2.9166 . . . 2.8965 . . . 2.7916 . . . 2.7200 . . . 2.7083 . . . 2.7083 . . . 2.6800 . . . 2.6666 Jeannette Grunditz . . Ruth Anderson .... Jeanette Olson . . . Leonard Page . .. Arduth Swanson . Virginia Pawlali . .. Donna Mae Olson Folke Lindberg .... Gertrude Johnson lrene Moerke ...... Mildred Sandberg . . Rodger Naeseth .... ELECTED TO NATIONAL I-IONOR SOCIETY 2.2692 . . . . 2.2592 . . . . 2.2400 . . . . 2.2307 . . . . 2.2083 2.2000 Philip Jensen ....... Helen Hofer .. Lloyd Graham . . . Christ Andrews . . Charles Hart .... JUNE NATIONAL I-IONOR SOCIETY 8.0000 8.0000 2.9629 2.9615 2.8958 2.8400 2.8100 2.8400 2.8076 2.7600 . . . . 2.7500 . . . . 2.7407 . . . . 2.7083 . . . 2.7083 . . . 2.7000 . . . 2.6663 . . . 2.5833 . . . . 2.5769 . . . 2.5384 2.53881 ELECTED TO NATIONAL 2.2916 . . . . 2.2916 . . . . 2.2307 . . . . 2.2222 . . . . 2.2083 . . . 2.2083 Betty Taylor ....... Thomas Ceanakoplos Donald Smith ...... Reuben Luncleen . Robert Mielke . . . Eileen Walvatne .. Alice Blomgren . . Charles Gulliclxson Edward VonSien .... Vlfallace MacDonald . Miriam Clough ... Emogene Lindvig . Dorothy Swenson Delorea Johnson Harriet Patterson .. Sharlottie Stewart . . . Evangeline Boner .. Huth Hosmer .. Janis Voucher . Leif lwlovick .......... . . . I-IONOR SOCIETY Richard Jarvis ........ . . . Delores A. Peterson Donald Parker .. Lawrence Bohlig . . Casper Ruclinger . . 2.6250 2.6000 2.6000 2.6000 2.5769 2.5600 2.5200 2.4320 2.4166 2.4000 2.3846 2.3600 2.1800 2.1538 2.1250 2.1071 2.0869 2.5200 2.5172 2.5000 2.4912 2.4615 2.4615 2.4583 2.4583 2.44-00 2.4 230 2.4210 2.41 17 2.110781- 2 11000 .LIOIPKT 2.3750 2.3461 2.3333 2.3333 2.3333 2.3333 2.1923 2.1600 2.1296 2.0769 2.0416 1171 HONOR RO NATIONAL X 'ff 5 Z X , 1 nonoug SQQIETI I A W e? Central High School was the seventh school to become a member ol' the National Honor Society, receiving its charter on May 16. 1923. The object ol' the organization is to develop character. encourage scholarship. promote ellieetive leadership, antl create an enthusiasm for serviee to Central High School. The work ol the January class eahinet. heailerl hy the elass ollioers, was very ellieient. The Iiollowing were chairmen of the various eonnnittees: Charlotte Zeglin, Class Play with the assist- anee ol' Bill Finnegan, head ol' the Puhlieity Connnittee. and Bill Nleaml ol' Class Nleinorial slieeesslillly aeeoinplishecl a great mleal. The lfloor Connnittee. Stuart Ellis: Class Day. Miltlreml Santlhergg and l,I'1IgI'tlIIl.ClIl'lwl Anilrewsgarrangeml a IIlt'II10I'kiIJlP ilay for its class. The COINIIIPIIVHIIIPIII exereises owed much ol' their sneeess to the Flower Connnittee ol' whieh Mary ,lane Ilrimni was l'llilll'IIl1iIl. Girls' anml Boys' Dress COIIIIIIIIIPCS. heamletl respeetixely hy Phyllis Knutson anml hy Hon l.ehan. Jeannette Ilrnnmlitz was ehairnman ol' Pivtnre flonnnittee. The Serviee lionnnittee nntler l.eonarml Page tools vharge ol' the elolhing Ilrire. IIHI JANUARY CLASS CABINET Top mu: l inne-gan. :Xu- Ilrews. lfllis. l.v'Il1ln. Iirinnn. ff-glin. Xleanll SI-rorizf folly' Page. Knut- sen. Nntter. Niekerson. llrnnIlilA. Paulakz l r'vf1l ron I Nliar-. Sanillusru. ltolalf-. l.ofsIrziniI. kit' Iuritl--. JAN. NATIONAL I-IONOR SOCIETY Top ron: Hart. Keen, Nlovrlie. Naes:-th. llnrn- mlnist. JUIIIIPUII. 'li i I I 4' I. l.lIIlIlIt'I'HZ lxilllffll HlIt'f l.arson. Keen. X.. Page. Iilltllillll. l'rinnn. Nonl- qnist. lleuss:-rg Thirrl ron: Pawlak. Fantlln-rg. Xu-glin. Burkhart. llrnn- Ilill. Swanson. K4-rger: Sl'1'HIllil'l1lt.' Iloler. lloinv-s. Ulson. IJ.. Illson. .I.. .Imh-rson. II o is e n. I r o II I l'l1It'.' lfinnegan. llomg Crinnn. .Iohnson lf.. -Xnmln-us. Jensen. JUNE CLASS CABINET lnp lun: l.nbIII-II. xxlll' nv-r. III-III. P n I n il nm, I'In'Ip-. lxltl1'HklIllI .NYf'I'llII', mn: Ilulnlv. lltnlingw-r. III-r-I-Illun-II. l'arkf-I. XII-- l'1I1lt'FIj. lim-III ffrfwzl lun: 'I'Iw1xilwn. Ilf-:In':'. I.a':'. I,-R 1 v'ullIv'. SIl.lI . Ifr-If-:I. JUNE NATIONAL EIONCR SOCIETY Twp rffn: llllelixlgm. IluI- Iivkwn. Iiusivk. Xllvlkw. ,Iurxi-, X1.n5in'll. l,f'l l'Nl'II. 1,,, IIr-r'-I-Illmuvll. SIIIIIIII fifilz lun: l'arkr-r. I.nn- llq-vll, Xlrlvlllllldlll. llultllg. 12.-unknpli-. Jnhnsnn. Il.. I Str-unit, I I-tvrsun, II.: l'.Hl1I'llI 1 1' ll .' SHUI!-Illl. I,In1Ixig1. l.IlltllltAYQl. IIuIe-- .-.-Ia. Slmrm. Ilnfnmvr. IIIII- mr. In- kr-r. .'Iug.n1lII: Tfrirrl mn: lm:-. l'.I'!xNIl'IIl. II1rnIII-In. Iif-III. Xllllxntn-'. I'1llll'lTkl'f4 Ilullulli 51-rnllrl mir? .lv-nfvn, Ifarlwn, XI.. . , , ,. ltlllull. I Llllttfhllll. Iuylur. Vs Ililf-II. 'Ili-m'In-r. lllnnr gum. tlrillnlxz Fmnt mu: Ilnne-r. lxnrzt-ka. Nl2l1'liilIIl. KII'l'IlIlf'Y. 'Xlm-. Wugln-r. ln'Il. XIII!- . The June National Honor Sncivty Consists of an unusually large numlwr of IIlf'Il1lJ6I'S. In ortlvr to l,l6COII1f' a nwnllmer. E1 stu- clc-nt must haw attvmlecl Cfxlllfill for at least two scrnesters unml llilYP a sc,-llolastit' awrage of 2. or Iwtter. As its first mlnly, the class czxlmnwt nanwml tlw ll0IlllI1t?6,'S Ihr the l't6p1'c'sc111tative CC'I1lI'?lllll,'S. Sponsoring Cullvgf- Day was its next sL1CvvssI'11I t'Ill6l'pl'lSt'. Assuring the srlvcm-fs ol' the Claw Pluy and Claw Daly. and I'tIt'UIIllIll'IltllIlg tln' p1'wn'In-r for Bauha- llillllxkllt' Se'1'vi1'e-5 and tlnl lIIYUt'iillU!l at COIIllllt'lll'l'IIlt?lll wwe znnong its various other ilt't70lIllJlISIIIHPIITS. Ther Ilmlluwing are tht- t'0IIllIllHPf'S and 4-Imirmen: Class Play. Crum, l'utnann: Claus, Uayg Jealnn- l.f'XvlJSCOI1lt'1 Prugrznn. Mun-iu He-Ill: Sc-1'x'i1-1,-. Cuspvr Ruclingvr: Pulmlivity. Turn l'll?I'St'lllJalt'll1 l'ic'tnre. Nlny NIat'Bain: Flour. Hola Erstml: Clubs Nlernnriul. Don Parlu,-1'1 Ilirls' Drs-ss. Elinnr SiiI1dlJt?I'g1 Buys-Dress,Jill1M1'EItlP1'1'y: znnl Flowers. Dorollly Wagner. REPRESENTATIVE CENTRALITES January seniors, attentionl Centralian is proud to announce the names of the ten people whose portraits you have acclaimed the best. Wle call them uRepresentative Cen- tralitesf, surely a worthy title for those who have spent the last three years in painting these outstanding portraits of their lives. First, a blue ribbon to Vllinifred Lofstrand as class secretary and member of Student Council, Girls, Club, Mimes and Mummers, Com- mercial, Girl Reserves, and vice-president ol' the Scandinavian Club. The second blue ribbon to Lorraine Nordquist. Wie see in her portrait a Homecoming Queen. a Girl Re- serve, and a member of the National Honor Society, French. l.atin, Girls'. and Commercial Clubs. Third, to Virginia Pawlak, member of the National Honor Society. Class Cabinet. Student Council, Latin. Botany, Girls, Clubs, C. A. A., Centralian Staff, Quest, and Home- coming Queen Attendant. Fourth, to lVlildredSandberg, vice-president of the class, presi- dent of Girls, Club, member of National Honor Society, Student Council, G. A. A., Latin Club, Cirl Reserves, and Commercial Club. And fifth, to Mary Jane Grimm, Valedictorian, National Honor Society, Quest Editor, member of Class Cabinet, Scribblersi Forum treas- urer, Cirl Reserves, C. A. A.. Girls? and Botany Clubs. Now for the boys lthey are artists. tool. First, a blue ribbon to Leonard Page, mem- ber of National Honor Society, Student Council, Student Forum, Hi-Y, and Safety Council. Second, to Wally DeShane for his portrait of a football, basketball, baseball, and track star, and member of MCS Club. Third. to Bernie Miars, the class president, member of Stu- dent Council. Class Cabinet. News, Centralian, Hi-Y, C. C. C., Mimes and Mummers, Student Forum. and Chess and Checkers Clubs. Fourth. to Christ Andrews. president of Mirnes and Mummers, lead in the class play, memlger of National Honor Society, Student Forum, lfrench and Debate Clubs, Comedy Concert, and Clee Club. And fifth, to Bill Fin- negan, News Editor, member of National Honor Society, Student Council, Class Cabinet, and Quill and Scroll. Long may these portraits liye in Centralis gallery of fame! WINII-'mio Loi-'s'rRANv l.0ItltAI'VlL NORDQIINI' VIRGINIA l'.Aw1.AK Xllhlllilill SANIDIHIIKKL in lui lan 1.i1oNA1n1 Pam-1 W,u.i,Ac:i-3 Dg.Sn.ui-1 Bauxiuum N11-ues iininsr Axlnu-:ws lui Fnvxit N l20l x x x 1-1 Ll-INYESf10N'l'l ,lou N SrnA'1'ie REPRESENTATIVE CENTRALITES June seniors, attention! The Hall of Fame has again opened its doors to unveil to Central students the portraits of the ten Hhighlightsw of the June 737 class-6'The Representa- tive Centralitesf' Outstanding throughout their Central careers, it is only a small honor we pay them in hanging their portraits in our Hall of Fame. In the first frame we find Jeanne LeVesco1te as our class vice-president, member of Stu- dent Council, Class Cabinet, class day chairmai, vice-president of Girl Reserves, president of Botany Club, and member of Girls, Club, G. A. A., French Club and the CENTRALIAN staff. ln the second frame we hnd Annabelle Lee. We see in her portrait our class secretary, presi- dent of Girl Reserves, member of National Hmor Society, Class Cabinet, Student Council, G. A. A. board, Girls' Club, French Club, Quill and Scroll, CENTRALIAN staff, school editor of the News and winner of an athletic letter. ln the middle frame appears Elinor Sandberg, chairman of girls, dress in our Class Cabinet, member of Girls' Club, Commercial Club, G. A. A., treasurer of Girl Reserves, and winnzr of an athletic letter with four athletic stars. Mary Phelps is found in the fourth frame, as a member of the Class Cabinet, Girls' Club cabinet, secretary of C. C. C., Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Botany Club, Commercial Club, Mimes and Mummers, and winner of an athleiic letter. The last portrait is of Delores Peter- son, president of Girls, Club, member of Student Council, Girl Reserves, French Club, Botany Club, Mimes and Mummers, Commercial Club. and winner of an athletic letter. Delores also received a lead in the class play. ln the lower tier we find our gentlemen of distinction. The first frame for our boys dis- closes John Strate, president of the class, presi lent of Hi-Y, Gopher Chapter, president of MCB Club and member of Class Cabinet and Student Council. John also starred in many sports, Football 735, '36, Basketball '35, 736, 737, Golf '36, '37, and All City Center '36 in Football. ln the second frame we show you Robert Gerber, treasurer of the class, member of Class Cabi- net. Student Council, Band, Gopher Chapter, Hi-Y, Mimes and Murnmers and the track team. ln the center frame is Glenn Petersen. a member of the National Honor Society, HCM Club, and CENTRALIAN Sports Editor. Glenn was on t'ie basketball squad '35, 7236, 737. Robert Grono is found in the fourth portrait, he was a member of C Club, excelled in such sports as Football 735, 736, Basketball 735, 736, 737, and Baseball '35. '36, 737. The last portrait is of Richard Raiter, secretary and treasurer of HC Club. Dick is another star in the athletic world, Football 735. '36, 737, Basketball 735. 736, 737, and Baseball TES. 736, 737. Hereis to you, Representative Centralitesl May you always mean as much to the world as you have meant to Central! Ax NABELLI-1 1.1-11-1 Etrxoa Smllisivzltc Mun Pn lil.l's Dimomzs J. Pignzasoy lloniznr GI-Ilililali Cmixx Pim-Qnslgx RoH13R'1'Cnoxo RICHARD Rarrign l21l JANUARY OFFICERS, HONORS AND ADVISERS The ,lanuary class of 1937, under the leadership of Bernard Miars, presidentg Mil- dred Sandberg, vice-presidentg Wiriifred Lofstrand, secretarvg and Thomas Kilhride, treas- urerg and with the aid of the class cabinet. supervision of the class advisers and cooperation of its fellow class-mates. upheld the hne standard of Centralis graduating classes. Its first undertaking, the Homecoming celebration, began with the crowning of the queen, Lorraine Nordquist. bv Lawrence Youngblood. president ofthe Alumni. She was attended by lVlarilvn Roberts and Yirginia Pawlak. The football Qillllt' was held in the afternoon with Central playing Marshall to the enthusiastic cheer of Cage the Cardinalsf' and the alumni dance was held the same evening. The class play, Death Takes A Holiflayfl an unusual undertak- ing for a high school class. was presented ,lanuarv 20, with great success. On Class Day at 2:03 a program was given in the auditorium with Tom Kilbride acting as master of cere- monies. This entertainment was followed by dancing in the gym until 5:00. The class of- ficers headed the Class Cabinet whose work proved very eflicient. The class was well satisfied with its Representative Centralites. At the baccalaureate service held Sunday. January 24. 1937. Reverend David Nelson Beach from the Plymouth Congregational Church addressed the class on The Price of Education. The valedictorian was Marv ,lane Grimm, who spoke on '4Op- portunities Aheadi' at the Commencement exercises. Frieda Johnson, Charlotte Zeglin. and Arnold Howe tied for second highest scholastic honors. These four students led the list of those 2-1 to whom Honor emblems were presented at Commencement exercises by Mr. Jarvis. William Finnegan was awarded the ten dollar prize given by the Minneapolis Star for char- acter. leadership. scholarship, and service. while Marv Jane Grimm won the medal offered bv the Daughters of the American Revolution on similar requisites. The Bauseh and Lomb Science Award was presented to Leonard Page for outstanding work in natural science. Miss Nickerson and Miss Nutter were the able advisers of the class, supervised by Mr. Rohde. BFRX.-inn Nlmns xlttlllttlll Suinlatjlic Ylilll't3ti.S Kllllltllbll Xhxiraign l.ors'rnun Khin' ,l-XXI-1 Ummm Anxoro Itowip l'lRII:lDA jonmsov liHMtLO'lW'l'l-l Ziaciiv M8 ff I X Xllss Nifziu-Lnsox Nliss NIWTTI-.lt ASQ -M i .Q . ..-,ttf nh... l33I :,as,,S ' ,sg M - ffl' JUNE OFFICERS, HONORS AND ADVISERS In January, 1937, the June class was organized into a group under special class gov- ernment and class ofhcers. John Strate was elected president, Jeanne LeVesconte vice-presi- dent, Annabelle Lee secretary, and Bob Gerber treasurer. A more competent set of leaders could not have been chosen, for they directed the activities of the class graciously and effec- tively, with the supervision of the class advisers. Cooperation was characteristic of the June class and the element to which it attributed its successful management of senior affairs. The lirst undertaking was College Day on March 17. 1937, with members of the class cabinet serving as hosts and hostesses to the represeniatives from the various colleges. This day was devoted to stimulating interest in further education by providing an opportunity for stu- dents to confer with college representatives and to gain information concerning their schools. 'liwentv-eight colleges and vocational schools from Minnesota and neighboring states were represented. The Representative Centralites composed of Five girls and five boys were elected by the class early in the year. On May 21, 1937, the class play. hliaddy, the Next Best Thingf' was presented to an appreciative audience. It was ably coached by Miss Crosz. Class Day, held Tuesday, June 3, 1937, began in the auditorium where entertainment was provided from 2:30 to 4200. At this time dancing began in the gym and continued until 6:00. On June 6, 1937, at 3:00 the Baccalaureate Services began in the auditorium with Dr. J. A. O. Stub of Central Lutheran Church as guest speaker. The Commencement Exercises were held on June 10, 1937, at 3:00 P. M. Speeches were given by Laurine Kirchner and Cordon Moe who tied with a perfect average for the highest scholastic honor, Valedictorian. Mr. Jarvis presented these two and thirty-eight other members of the National Honor Society with school emblems. The other address was given by the winner of the Gale Prize Essay. A member of the Board of Education presented each graduate with his diploma. Mr. Rohde acted as chief adviser for the class with the aseistance of Miss Lobdell, Miss Thorvilson. and Miss Reed. Jouv SIRAPI ,IEANNM LEVI-1St1tlN'I'ii lion Cliltlltlll AN'YABEI,l.lfl last: Nlxc. Houma LAI R1N1- ISIIKIINLR Gounox More Miss 1..tH!Dl-ILL Miss Tnoinnsow Miss Rmgn l23l RUTH ALDRICH, Lady by Choice -Latin Club, Botany Club. ALAN ANDERSON, Lady Beware -Football '35, '36, Swimming '36. AUDREY ANDERSON, 'LAII Is Calm -Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, Girls' Club. CAROLYN ANDERSON, t'Some Man's Blessing -Girls' Club. CELIA ANDERSON, uDimples -UC Winner, Skylite Club CV.-PJ, Girls' Club, G. A. A., Student Forum, Girl Reserves, News Staff. ROBERT ANDERSON, Laughing at Trouble -Glee Club, 4'Pirates of Penzance , Dorothy , KH. M. S. Pinafore , Chimes of Normandy tleadl, Mimes and Mummers. RUTH ANDERSON, Age of Innocence -Honor Roll, Commercial Club. VEE ANDERSON, Business, the Salt of Life -Glee Club, HDorothy , HH. M. S. Pinafore , uChimes of Normandy , Girl Reserves' Girls' Club. 7 VELMA ANDERSON, 'cFriendliness wC0mrnercial Club, Girl Reserves, Girls' Club. BETTE ANDREASON, 'LVim, Vigor, and Vitality -Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Scandinavian Club, G. A. A. ARTHUR ANDRE- SON, 'LTarzan Escapes -Student Forum, Debate Club, Scandinavian Club, Bank Cashier. CHRIST ANDREWS, Death Takes a Holiday -National Honor Society, Class Cabinet, Mimes and Mummers tPres.'P, Student Forum QV.-PJ, Glee Club, Dorothy , uPirates of Penzance , Class Play. KENNETH AYER, Prince Charming -News Staff. HAZEL BAKKEN, S'On Business Bent -Commercial Club. CAROL BECK, The Flower Girl -Botany Club, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A. MURLAINE BENSON, Hideaway Girl -Commercial Club, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. DAVID BERDAHL, L'The Lemon Drop Kida'-Hi-Y. JAMES BISSET, 4'The Challenger -Debate Team, Student Forum, Picture Committee. HAROLD BLAKKESTAD, nThank You, Jeeves -Scandinavian Club. MARVIN BLECK, 'tAll's Quiet on the Western Front --Hi-Y, Morpheus Chap. 4Treas.,b '36, BERNARD LEROY BOGEMA, uSterling M6t3l f'CENTRALIAN Staff. LOUISE MARY BORDEN, Attractive Competence -Girl Reserves, Girls' Club, Com- mercial Club. DIANA MAE BOWEN, uFrom Amateur to Artist -Honor Roll, Art School Scholarship. MARION BRATT, uHome Girl. LILLIAN BRENNAN, The Conversationalist -Commercial Club, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A. SYLVIA BROLIN, Charming Person -Girl Reserves, Girls' Club, Scandinavian Club. JAMES BROWN, uBrown's Best. JANE BIQRKHART, G'The Honorable Jane -Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Commercial Club, Girls' Club, Skylite, G. A. A. RUTH BLRNQUIST, 'gMerit Winner -National Honor Society, Numeral and HC Winner, C. C. C. Cabinet, Botany Club, G. A. A., Scandinavian Club, Girl Reserves, Girls' Club. JAMES BURNS, Little Devil Danc- ing in His Laughing Irish Eyes. ERNEST CARLSON, Friendly Viking. FRANCES CAVANAUCH, She Strives to Conquer +Commercial Club, Girls' Club, Latin Club. BERNICE COLYRTNEY. Cudclles fGirls' Club 4Treas.'l, Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Class Memorial Com- mittee, G. A. A. DOIN CRAVEN, HBeau Brummel gHi-Y. JOE DAHL, Magnificent Brute e-Botany Club lPres.i, Orchestra. WALLACE DESHANE, Gridiron Flash -Football '35, '36-Capt., Basketball '34, '35, '36, Baseball '36, Track '33, MC Club. HOWARD DONALD, It's a Gift -Football '34, '35, '36, Baseball '35, '36, Track '34, Gym Honor Roll '34, '36, MC Club. RICHARD DIQBAY, '4Pigskin Parade fFootball '34, '35, '36, Baseball '35, '36, Track '31, Gym Honor Roll, HC Club. IONE D. DUFRESNE, Vivacity fGirls' Club, Commercial Club, Girl Reserves. PALL DLRAND. HGentleman from Paris -French Club. IMI JANUARY A CENTRAIQS ART GALLERY-JANUARY EXHIBIT U51 ,IUANETA DURYEA, uCheerful Little Earful,,-Numeral and HC,, Winner, G. A. A., Latin Club, French Club, Girls, Club. VERA -ECKERT, ,'Gilded Lily,,-Girls, Club, Botany Club, Girl Reserves-Cabinet, Latin Club, Com- mercial Club. MURIEL EISENBERG, Walking on Air,,-Girls, Club, Girls, Riding Club, Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Bank Cashier. LAWRENCE ELIASON, NSmall, But O, Myl,, STUART ELLIS, NGO West, Young Man,,-Class Cabinet, Hi-Y, Chess Club, Quest Staff. MURIEL ERICKSON, uLittle Friend,,-Girls, Club, Botany Club, Girl Re- serves. ROBERT ERICKSON, c'Athletic Prowess,,-Football ,35, Swimming ,35, Scandinavian Club. BETTY FAG- ERSTROM, Bright Eyes,,-qBank directors LPres.J, Bank Cashier, Botany Club, Commercial Club, Girls, Club, Girl Reserves. WILLIAM FINNEGAN, 6'Banjo on My Knee,,-Nat,l Honor Society, Honor Roll, Student Council, News Staff, Edi- tor-in-Chief, Class Cabinet, Quill and Scroll, Courtesy Drive, Mimes and Mummers 1,Treas.J, C. C. C. Cabinet, Class Play, Homecoming Committee, Comedy Concert. FRANKLIN FLAKE, Mischief in This Man,,-Football, Hi-Y, Commercial Club. KERMIT FLESNESS, The Gay Desperation- Swimming, Tennis. PAUL FORD, Racquets,, - Tennis ,I-54, '35, '36, C,, Club. JOHN FRANCIS, The Good Companionf, ESTHER FREY, Friend to All,,-Com- mercial Club fTreas.J, Girl Reserves, Girls, Club, G. A. A. SAMUEL FRICK, 'gFond of Argumentf, JEANNETTE C. GABEL, The Perfect Secretary,,-Commercial Club, Girls, Club. HAROLD GERTZ, Man of Mysteryf, LLOYD GRAHAM, Working Man,,-Honor Roll. MARTIN GRANING, Thin Man,,-C. C. C. Cabinet, Hi-Y, Class Play Committee, Chess Club. PEARL GREFSRUD, A Welcome New- comer,,-Girl Reserves, Girls, Club, Botany Club. MARY JANE GRIMM, One in a Million,,wNat,l Honor Society, Quest Editor, Valedictorian, Scribblers, Forum 4Treas.l , Girl Reserve Cabinet, C. C. C. Cabinet, Girls, Club, G. A. A., Botany Club. ,IEANETTE GRUNDITZ, Wfhe Good Fairy,,-Nat,l Honor Society, Class Cabinet, Girls, Club, G. A. A., C. C. C., Chess Club, Bank Cashier, Bank Director, Quest Staff. WILLIAM HAGSTROM, 4'The Good Mixer, --Hi-Y, Abba Dabba Wu Chap. fSec,yD. LUCILLE HAIGHT, The Band Plays On,,-Girl Reserves, Botany Club' Girls, Club, G. A. A., Commercial Club. 9 9 DAVID HALE, ,'The Band-master,,-Hi-Y, Morpheus Phi Delphus Chap. QV. PJ, Class Play, Fencing Club, Band- Drum major. RONALD HAMMER, Casey at the Bat,,-Baseball ,35, ,36. AUDREY R. HANSON, Blonde Bomb- shell,,-Girls, Club, Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A. ROBERT J. HANSON, ,'Two-fisted Gentlemanf, ELOISE M. HANSON, uSomething to Live For,,-Girls, Club, Commercial Club 1,Sec,yj, Girl Reserves Cabinet. RALPH HARFORD, MThe Little Corporal,,-Safety Council. CAROL HARRIS, 6'Serenity,,-Botany Club, Girl Re- serves, Girls, Club, G. A. A. CHARLES HART, 4'The Country Gentleman,,-Nat,l Honor Society, Botany Club. MARGARET HASSELL, M,Liss,,-Commercial Club, Girls, Club, Girl Reserves. WILLIAM R. HATCHER, ',Mister Hobo,,-Football ,35, Basketball ,35. PAUL HALIBER, HTall, Dark, and Hanclsome,,-C. C. C., Floor Committee. PRISCILLA HAVEN, '4Half Angelw-Girls, Club, Girl Reserves, Botany Club, Commercial Club. BARBARA HER- BERT, ',Gentle Barbara,,-uC,, Wlinner, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Girls, Club. MARY LUE HEITSSENR, 'GA Good Sport,,vHonor Roll, ',C,, Winner, Commercial Club, Botany Club, Girls, Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves tCab.j. HARRIET HILL, ,'Happiness Ahead,,-Girls, Club, Girl Reserves. HELEN HOFER, uGone With the Wind,,-Honor Roll, Nat,l Honor Society, Glee Club, Pirates of Penzance,,, ',Chimes of Normandy,,, Pinafore,,, '4Dorothv',, French Club, Commercial Club, Girl Reserves: Girls, Club, G. A. A., Class Play Committee. i I26l JANLMRY CENTRAIQS ART GALLERY - JANUARY EXE-HBIT i271 BELVA HOINES, Modesty Is Her Charm -Nat'l Honor Society, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Girls' Dress Committee, G. A. A. MYRA HOKANSON, HI Love Life -Mimes and Mummers IV. PJ, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, French Club, Debate Club, Scandinavian Club, Class Play Committee. ELAINE HOULE, Out-door Girl -Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Class Day Committee, G. A. A. GRACE L. HOWARD, Likeable Girl -Choir, Band, Latin Club. ARNOLD P. HOWE. Always at the Top -Nat'l Honor Society. JOHN HOYT, Johnny on the Spot 4Hi-Y, Orchestra. JEANNE HUFFMAN, g'Optimist or Pessimist? -Glee Club, 'LPirates of Pen- zance , Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Latin Club, Botany Club, Quest. ELEANOR HURLEY, 4'Florence Nightingale --Girl Reserves. MARJORIE INMAN, '6Easy on the Eyes -Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Girls' Dress Committee. JOHN IVERS, ':Ladies' Man -Boys' Dress Committee 4Ch.r. RICHARD E. JACGBSON, '4Son of the Vikings - Glee Club, Pirates of Penzance , 4'Dorothy , Centralian Staff. ELMER JANIESCH, HSwift of Foot -Track '36, Football '34. PHILIP JENSEN, Bound to Succeed -Honor Roll, Orchestra. EVELYN JOHNSON, Blonde and Busy -Girls' Club Cabinet, Girl Reserves, Class Day Committee, Commercial Club, Scandinavian Club tSec'yJ, Quest Typist. FRIEDA JOHNSON, 'gMaid of Salem -Honor Roll, Salutatorian, C. C. C. Cabinet, Commercial Club, Girls' Club. GERTRUDE ELLEN JOHNSON, 'GAII Around Girl -Girl Reserves, Botany Club, G. A. A., Girls' Club. HELEN GERTRUDE JOHNSON, Club Girl -Honor Roll, Scandinavian Club tPres.J, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. ROBERT D. JOHNSON, Another Johnson. ROY JOHNSON, uMagnificent Obsession -Football '35, '36, Swim- ming '35, Hi-Y, Chaplin Lynx, Swedish Club, C Club. AGNES GRACE JOHNSTONE, uOf Recognized Merit --- G. A. A., Numeral Winner, Girls' Club, C. C. C., Botany Club, Girl Reserves, Bank Cashier, Commercial Club, Class Day Program 4'Asst. Ch.l. JAMES JONES, '4Little Man iTraclc '34, '35, Basketball '35, Football '33, '34, '35, C Club. JOSEPHINE JONES, 4'Cora fMimes and Mummers, Girl RCSBIVBSQ Class Play Committee, C. C. C., Girls' Club, Class Play, French Club, Glee Club, HPinafore , Chimes of Normandy. HARRIET KEEN, Hln the Know -Honor Roll, Commercial Club. VIRGINIA KEEN, HStudious -Nat'l Honor Society, Commercial Club, Girls' Club. MARCELLA KERGER, '4School Girl Days -G. A. A., Numeral Winner, Glee Club, HPirates of Penzance , Girls' Club, Commercial Club, Skylite. TOM KILBRIDE, 4'The Big Broadcast -Class Treas., Student Council, Football '35, Mimes and Mummers, Class Play. PHYLLIS KNUTSEN, uEnter Madame -- Girls' Dress Committee 1Ch.b, Girls' Club, Scandinavian Club, G. A. A., Commercial Club, Girl Reserves. ESTHER KOERNER, '4Athletic -Em- blem and Numeral Winner, G. A. A., Botany Club, Choir. HELEN KREY, 'gGood Company --Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Class Day Committee, Quest Typist. ROBERT KRIJSE, uNary a Sound. KATHERINE KUEHN, HPlay, Fiddle, Play! DOROTHY LARSON, '4Dancing Lady +Nat'l Honor Society, Botany Club, Latin Club, Girls' Club, Scandinavian Club, Commercial Club, Comedy Concert. ' WILLIAM J. LEEPER, '6Big Business -Art Scholarship, Hi-Y, Pioneers tPres.,l, Chess, Skylite tQTreas.l, Scrib- blers' Forum, Student Forum, Fencing Club, Decoration Committee tCh.'b. DON LEHAN, Beau Brummel ---Dress Committee tCh.j, Class Play, Commercial Club, C. C. C. DOROTHY LILJENSTROM, uNorse Maiden 3 Com- mercial Club, Scandinavian Club. OMER LINDEBERG, uDrummer Boy vOrchestra '23-L '35, '36, FRANCES LIND- QLIIST, HTrietl and True -Skylite, Commercial Club, G. A. A., Girls' Club. ELAINE LINDSKOG. HBig Hearterl f MC Wiinner, News Staff, C. C. C., Girl Reserves, Girls' Club, Botany Club, Library Monitor, G. A. A. WINIFRED LOFSTRAND, HShe's Tops -Numeral Winner, Class Sec'y, Class Cabinet, Student Council, Commercial Club, Mimes and Mummers, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves: Scandinavian Club IV. PJ. VIVIAN LONSON, HDancing Lady -G. A. A., Comedy Concert. i231 JANUARY ',l5,fWfX CENTRAL's ART GALLERY - JANUARY EXHIBIT i291 V P V 4 KERMIT LUECK, General Spanky -Glee Club. MARGUERITE LUNDQUIST, Let's Sing Again -Honor Roll, Glee Club, Pirates of Penzance , Dorothy , Pinafore , '6Chimes of Normandy , Latin Club, Botany Club fPres.J, Centralian Staff, Girls' Club, Class Play. VERN LUNDBERG, Kentucky Colonel -Track '35, '36, Foot- ball '35, '36, C Club. PEARL MANN, Championship Material -G. A. A. Board, Girls' Club. OKE MARTINSON, Norway's Son. DOLORES MCBRADY, Busy Girl - C Winner, C. C. C., G. A. A., Girls' Club, Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, Memorial Fund Committee, Library Monitor, Quest Typist. MINNIE MCBRIDE, Jovial Com- panion -Girls' Club, Bank Cashier, Commercial Club, G. A. A., Library Monitor. RUTH MCDANIEL, Go West, Young Woman! -Girl Reserves, Girls' Club, Skylite, G. A. A., Latin Club. CAROL MCKEEN, Sweet Singer -Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Girls' Club, Choir, Botany Club, G. A. A. WILLIAM MEAD, The Singing Kid -Honor'Roll, Class Cabinet, Glee Club QV. PJ, '6Pinafore , '4Chimes of Normandy , News fRep.'b, Memorial Committee lCh.,Ig Class Play 4Bus. Mgr.l. JOHN MELBY, 'SA Man's Man - Centralian Staff, Hi-Y, Mimes and Mummers. CLIFF MERCIER, Nobody's Fool -Hi-Y, Linx Chap. fSec'yJ. BERNIE MIARS, Leading Man -Class President, Quill and Scroll, Class Cabinet, Student Council, News Circula- tion Mgr., Hi-Y, All Central 1Sec'yj and KV. PJ, Morpheus Chap. lPres.i, Centralian fAss. Ed.J, Student Forum fV. PJ fPres.l, Scribblers' Forum IV. PJ tPres.l, Chess and Checkers fPres.j, Botany Club fSec'yj, Commercial Club Cabinet, Mimes and Mummers, C. C. C., Courtesy Campaign, Class Play 1Mgr.J , Homecoming lCh.J. DONALD MICHAELSON, A Merry Jester. LEMOYNE MILLER, I Went to High School. ROBERT MILLER, Man of Action wMimes and Mummers 1Treas.l, Hi-Y, Pioneers fSec'yj, Class Play fSec'yl fTreas.J, Chess Club. IRENE MOERKE, Quietness -Quest Staff 1Literary Editorl , Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Scribblers' Forum fSec'yJ , Botany Club. SHERBURNE MORSE, Big Brother. BEVERLY MITRTAUGH, The Business Woman -Student Council, Class Cabinet, Honor Roll, Quest Staff, Numeral and C Winner, Girls' Club 1V. PJ, G. A. A. Board 1Ch.D: Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Botany Club, Student Forum, Bank Cashier. RODGER NAESETH, Intel- lectual Interlude. GWEN NARREGANG. The Stylist -Botany Club, Commercial Club. GAYLE JOAN NELSON. Pepper -Skylite tPres.l lTreas.P, Mimes and Mummers lSec'yD, Girls' Club, G. A. A., Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, Botany Club. LELAND NELSON, Hln Artists' Haunts -Skylite Club. WILLIAM NIEMACKL, Curly Top. LORRAINE NORDQUIST, Her Highness -Homecoming Queen, Nat'l Honor Society, Honor Roll, Numeral Wili- ner, Picture Committee, Girl Reserves 4Worship Chjb, Girls' Club, French Club, Latin Club, Commercial Club. Class Dress Committee. HELEN O'CONNELL, The AUDREY OLSON, Little-But Ol1l 4Girls' Club, RALPH OASHEIM, Super Salesman --Commercial Club, True Beauty. MONROE OLSEN, HWith Steadfast Purpose. Girl Reserves, Scandinavian Club. DONNA MAE OLSON, Front Page Womar1 A-Numeral Winner, Nat'l Honor 4'Sec'yJ, Bank Cashier, News Staff lBus. Mgr.b, Girl Society, Honor Roll, Publicity Committee, Bank Directors Reserves, Girls' Club, Commercial Club, Scribblers' Foruin, Quill and Scroll. DORIS OLSON, Redhead JAMES OLSON, Lady, Be Careful -Botany Club. JEANNETTE OLSON, Exclusive Story -'Honor Roll, C Winner, Emblem Wvinner, Nat'l Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Botany Club, Girls' Club, News Staff, Class Play Committee, Bank Cashier. MARGARET OPPEGARD, 'QDemureness -Commercial Club. EUNICE ORFIELD, Make Way for a Lady -Girls' Club, Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, News Staff, Dress Committee. VIRGIL OSMONSON, Big Black Eyes - Football '34, '35, Track '35. EDWIN PAGE. Life Begins at SAO -Football '34, Scandinavian Club. LEONARD PAGE. 6'Gentlemen Are Born - -Nat'l Honor Society, Student Council lPres.J , Hi-Y 1Joint Pres.t , Sigma Hi-Y Chap. lPres.j, TrafEc Safety Council, City Wide Safety Committee, Student Forum, Class Service Committee 4,Ch.l, Chess Club. JOHN PARKER, '4Athlete -Football '35, C Club. MARGARET PARMETER, HStraight from the Shoulder FHonor Roll, C Winner, G. A. A., Girls' Club, French Club, Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, Class Play AJIYIIYIIIICB. l30l ' JANUARY 1 SJ N? l3l1 f T3- X5 CENTRAIQS ART GALLERY - JANUARY EXHIBF2? -SNL MARSHALL PARROTT, Women Are Trouble'7AFootball '34fg Commercial Club. VIRGINIA PAWLAK, 4'Romeo's Juliet wNat7l Honor Societyg Numeral Winnerg Class Cabinetg Centralian fAss. Ed.lg Latin Club IV. PJ lSec'ylg Botany Clubg Girl Reserves IV. P.jg Girls' Clubg G. A. A.g Traffic Safety Committeeg Questg Class Day Committeeg Homecoming Attendant. MAX D. PETERS, Battle of Wordsi'-Track '35g C. C. C. Cabinetg French Clubg Student Forumg Publicity Committee. DICK PHELPS, L'Reticence.,7 LEIGHTON POLLAND. 6'Sports Enthusiastv - Football 34, '35, 736g Trackg Baseballg HC Clubg Hi-Y, Linx Chap. PHYLLIS PORTER. 'LSpeed,'-Commercial Clubg Girl Reservesg Girls' Clubg C. C. C.g French Club. CAROLINE PRIM, Music Hath Charms,'WNat'l Honor Societyg MC Winnerg G. A. A.g Girl Reservesg Botany Clubg Girls' Clubg Latin Clubg Quest Stalfg Bank Cashierg Flower Com- mittee. MURIEL PUELSTON, 4'Brown Eyesw-Girl Reservesg G. A. A.g French Clubg Latin Clubg Girls, Clubg Class Day Committee. JOHN RANDOLPH, The Major -Mimes and Mummersg Botany Club lPres.lg Debateg Class Playg Cheer leader. GEORGE RECORD, Banker',-Bank Cashierg Band. KENNETH RHOADES, 'gLong. Lean. Lilfeablef' VIOLA RIEDL, uBorn to Dancew-Commercial Club lProgram Ch.rg Girl Reservesg Class Play. MAY RIGUERO, Wfop Notchv- Girls, Clubg Commercial Clubg Botany Clubg Girl Reserves: G. A. A.g Class Day Committee. FREDERICK RISSE, 4'Always a Gentlemani'-Botany Clubg Commercial Club. MARILYN ROBERTS, '4Gorgeous Lady - Homecoming Queenis Attendantg Girls, Clubg French Clubg Girls' Dress Committeeg Girl Reservesg Commercial Club. IVAN RODIN, '4Man of His Worclfl GLADYS ROLAND. 'SA Friend Indeedw-Girls, Clubg G. A. A. DELORES ROLL, Wfheodora Goes Wildi'-Girl Re- servesg Mimes and Mummersg Girls, Clubg Class Playg Botany Club. PERCY RONNING, HDon't Turn ,Em Loosef, FAY ROOT. Son of Neptunew-Swimming 734g C Clubg Hi-Y 1Treas lg Chess Club. CLIFFORD ROSKAFT, 'gSilent Heightsf, CHARLES RYAN. Good Fellowf, DORIS M. SANDELIN, 'LA Quiet Friend -Girls' Clubg Latin Clubg Girl Reservesg Commercial Club. MILDRED L. SANDBERG, Smart Blonde'7eNumeral Winnerg Natil Honor Societyg Class Cabinet: Class V. P.g Student Councilg Girls, Club Cabinet lPres.l lV. P. il lSec,yjg G. A. A. Cabinet 1Sec,ylg Latin Clubg Girl Reservesg Commercial Club. GEORGETTA SASSEEN. 'iCharmw--Glee Clubg HPinaforc : 'gCl1imes of Normandyw: French Clubg M'mes and Mummersg Girls' Clubg Picture Committeeg Girl Reservesg C. C. C. RICHARD SAUVE, Broadcasterw-Student Council: C. C. C. Cabinet 4Pres.lg Mimes and Mummersg Commercial Clubg Class Dress Committee. VIRGINIA SCHOMAKER, Repose,'-Commercial Clubg Girls' Clubg Girl Reserves. ARTHUR SCHULTZ, HQuiet Plusfi LEONARD SCHWARTZ, g'Special Investigatorw-Glee Clubg Latin Club. VINCENT SHIELDS. Don't Be Bashfuliii Track 734, ,35g Golf 735. '36: Open Forum Debate Clubg Hi-Y. THALIA SISCO, HAlways a Lady7'fGirl Reserves Girls, Club. WARD SMITH, '4Golfer,7-Golf. MARIORIE SORENSON, uQuiet Vliays of Kindlinessi'-Emblem Wiinnerg Girls' Clubg Girl Reservesg Commercial Clubg G. A. A. HAROLD STEI.I.MACl'lER. 'LBudding OTZIIOFI,-'SIllfICIlt Forumg Banclg Banking Clubg Debate Club. VIRGINIA STEWART, uAdorable,'-Quest Art Editorg Centralian Art Stallig Botany Clubg Girls' Clubg Girl Reserves. ROBERT STIXRUD. uSilence is Goldenf, ARDUTH SWA NSON, 4'Persistence Brings Successil-Nat'l Honor Societyg Commercial Clubg Girls, Club: Girl Reservesg G. A. A.: Scandinavian Club. KATHRYN SWANSON. 'gSmiling Katew --Girls' Club. ROBERT SWANSON, l'he Barkerfi DEAN TANNER. HMan of Few'W'ords. PAGE 314 l 32 l JANUARY CENTRAUS ART GALLERY - JANUARY EXHIBIT V331 V, JOSEPH L. TAYLOR, Handy Andyu--Football tAsst. Mgrj '34, '35, Commercial Club, Hi-Y, Sigma Chi Chap. 4Treas.P, C. C. C. RUTH THOMPSON, NDevotee of Athletics -Numeral Winner, G. A. A., Commercial Club, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. JANET TILLER, 6'Lady of Charm -Natil Honor Society, Honor Roll, Commercial Club, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A. JEAN VANSTRUM, '4Reserve -Botany Club QV. PJ, Girl Reserves, Girls' Club, ' C. C. C., Girls, Dress Committee. ROBERT WADDICK, 4'Fisherman's Luckf' SHERMAN E. WALGREN, g'No More Ladies -Stage Crew '35, '36, Stage Mgr. '36, Scandinavian Club, Chess Club. AUDREE WEBSTER, If You Could Only Cooki'-Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, Scandinavian Club. ELLEN WHITE, The Jungle Princess - Cu and Emblem Winner, G. A. A., Commercial Club, Girls, Club, Girl Reserves, Class Service Committee. SARA WHITE, Smiling Sariettan-Emblem, MC , and Numeral Winner, G. A. A. Board, Commercial Club l'Pres.I, Girls, Club, Girl Reserves. SHIRLEYPEARL WIGEN, '4Littlest Rebel -Commercial Club, Girl Reserves. THOMAS GLENN WILLIAMS, Wfhe Thinkerv--Chess Team 'I-35. EVELYN WULF, Behind the Footlightsf'-G. A. A., Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Bank Cashier. CHARLOTTE ZEGLIN, Valiant Is the Word for Charlotten-Nat'l Honor S0- ciety, Class Cabinet, Salutatorian, Class Play lCh.,l, Glee Club lSec'y,b, 'gPirates of Penzancew, 6'Dorothy , '4Pina- fore , Girls' Club fProgram Ch.J, Girl Reserves, Quest Staff 1iAdv. Mgr.j. FOLKE LINDBERG, The Prince Comes Acrossl'-Nat'l Honor Society, Quest Staff. OTHER MEMBERS OF Tl-IE JANUARY CLASS BEATRICE ANDERSON GLENN BERNHARDT GAIL BRANCEL JACK DEFIELD DONALD DWYER LOIS EISENBERG FAYE HILL MELVIN JOHNSON STEVEN KOULOGIANES WILLIAM LYKKEN BURNLEY MAHR GEORGE MCMORRAN I34-l , , 7 DORIS MONSON LYLA MUELLER EDWARD NELSON DAISY NEVILS MLRIEL PAULSON RICHARD PETERSON GEORGE ROEPKE VIRGINIA RONEY PALMA SCHEFLO CHARLES THOMPSON ROBERT WALEN JANUARY C ls for E is for N is for T is for R is for A is for L is for l is for A is for N isf mmlf CENTRAL'S ART GALLERY - JANUARY EXHIBIT FROM Tl-IE CENTRALIAN ASSEMBLY Clubs where we spend hours of pleasure: we work and we play, making friendships we treasure. Editors. ours, News, and Questg the results are top-notch and are rated the best. Xickelsg it takes twenty-live onlyg without a Centralian you'll surely be lonely l Y Teams, ours rate with the bestg you'll have all their pictures if you invest. Hooters in our own red and blue, and H is for Rah-R:-1h's of cheerleaclers tool Athletics for girls anal for lmoysg Centralian pictures will recall all these joy s. Leaders. in class. school. and sportg their recormls youall find here of every sort. Instructors, young, old, slirn and stoutg wc show them in new views both in school and out. Artists of all sorts and kindsg for art is in everything Centralian finds. Nantes which your friends will all sign. if yours lincls its place on this dotted line. 35 LUCILE AAGAARD, NA Pretty Girl is like a Melody -Nat'l Honor Society, Girl Reserves lCab.l, Bank Cashier, Botany Club Committee, C. C. C., Girls' Club, Fencing Club. VIOLA AASVE, Caprice -Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Girls' Club. CHARLES ABRAHAMSON, Honest Abe -Scandinavian Club. ROBERT ADAMS, '6Those Famous Adamses. CLIFTON C. ANDERSON, A Man of Few Words -Football, Track. ETHEL ANDERSON, Walking on Air -Bank Cashier, Commercial Club fTreas.l, Swedish Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves. MARILYN JAYNE ANDERSEN, All American Girl -Honor Roll, C Winner, Student Council, Centralian Staifg Bank Cashier, News Staff, Girl Reserves 1Cab.I fV. PQI 4'Sec'yl, G. A. A. Board, Girls' Club, French Club, Latin Club, Commercial Club. PAUL ANDERSON, I'he Spectator. ROBERT ANDERSEN, Handy Andy. RICHARD ANDREN, 6'Richard the Lion-Hearted. HELEN JOAN ANNONE, 'ABig Brown Eyes -Girl Reserves Ice Princess, News fCirculation Mgr.l, Latin Club, Girls' Club lCab.J, G. A. A. Board, Commercial Club, Program Committee. LORRAINE ARNESS, g'Little Princess -Girls' Club, Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, Latin Club, G. A. A. RUTH ASKEGAARD, Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue -Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Botany Club, G. A. A. LUCILLE AUNE, As Merry as the Day is Long -Commercial Club. DORIS L. AUSTIN, The Pink of Courtesy -Commercial Club. JAMES H. BATTEN, 'LFootloose--But Not Free -Golf '34, '35, Swimming '35, '36, Hi-Y, Gopher Chap., Floor Committee. ALFRED A. BAUMGART, Salt of the Earth. RICHARD BEARD, 'gTops --Football '35, '36, '37, Baseball '35, '36, '37, Skating, C Club, Hi-Y, Program Committee. VIRGINIA BELL, 'iLines for Loveliness -Nat'l Honor Society, Girl Reserves 4Treas.b, G. A. A., Latin Club, Commercial Club. ESTHER BENFORD, A Merry Comrade -Girls' Club, C. C. C., G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Commercial Club. BOB BENNETT, Ready, Willing. and Able -Football '35, '36, Hi-Y, 1V. PJ , NC Club. RICHARD BENTON, HThe Character of a Happy Life -Hi-Y, 4Treas.l Morpheus Chap. WARREN BERG, NGO West. Young Man -Football '34. '35, Baseball '35, '36, Track '34. PARKER BERGE, The Little Giant -Hi-Y, Pioneer Chap. 1Treas.j. MEDRITH BERNARD, uHappiness Ahead -Girl Reserves, Girls' Club, Bank Cashier. LESLIE A. BJUGAN, Two- fisted Gentleman -Boxing, Glee Club. ALICE BLOMGREN, uSense and Sensibility -Nafl Honor Society, Bank Directors YV. P.l lSec'yj, Bank Cashier, Centralian Staff, Botany Club, Girl Reserves, Girls' Club, French Club. ALFRED S. BOE, '4Man of All Trades -Swimming Mgr. '35, Track Mgr. '35, '36, MC Club, Norse Club, C. C. C., Band, Orchestra. LAWRENCE BOHLIG, 'LA Well-remembered Voice -Nat'l Honor Society, Glee Club. ELEANOR BONDESON, nGolden Silence -Commercial Club. EVANGELINE BONER, HA Daughter of the Gods -Honor Roll, C Winner, Nat'l Honor Society, lst and 2nd place, Cornell Creative Writing Contest lProse'l, Quest rEdit.J l,Bus. Mgr.I, Mimes and Mummers, Student Forum 1Sec'yI tTreas.l, Girls' Club 1Treas.b, Scribblers' Forum QV. P.l 1Pres.i, Girl Reserves, C. C. C., G. A. A., Comedy Concert, Debate Team. ROBERT BORAN, Our Mutual Friend -Swimming '36, Capt. '37, MC Club, Hi-Y, Gopher Chap. 4Pres.!. COLLETTE BOTT, HA Phantom of Delight - C Winner, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A. AUDRE BOWERS, Page Miss Glory -MC Winner, Emblem Winner, Champion Speedball Team '35, '36, G. A. A., Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. HELEN BOYCE, A Noble Nature. ROBERT BRICE, '6Spirit of the Age. GRACE BRIGHT, Glory of the Day -Girl Reserves, Girls' Club, Commercial Club, G. A. A. MARILLA ANN BRINK, 4'As You Like It - French Club, Scribblers' Forum. ARLENE BRINKEMA, 'LSweet is the Name for You -Quill and Scroll, News fClub Edit.J, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. JAMES M. BRISTOL, S'With A Song in My Heart. , . T361 Xx I Y I,-4 14' . 4 k Ly if M H! . V f 1 9 1, , . lf' . il: I I P ' fif 5 JUNE l ,349- s . n VWMM CENTRAL SOARTVIG LLERY - JUNE EXHIBIT . vt' A - bOYunixil A jf. Hmc 5x0-Dx-xfzn x 'hh 'I ' ' 2 J I XX ju 1371 ELSIE BROESAMLE, uHail, Germania! -Commercial Club, G. A. A., Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. GORDON BROWN, Did I Remember -C. C. C. JAMES BROWN, A Veritable Puck -Hi-Y. CHARLOTTE BRUDE, Is She not Passing Fair? fCommercial Club. DOROTHY JANE BUNGER, Pardon My Southern Accent -Skylite, French Club, Girl Reserves, Girls' Club. ANNA MARIE BURG, Happiness Preferred -Bank Cashier, Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, Girls' Club. MARGUERITE BURKE, The Valiant -G. A. A., Botany Club. JOHN BURRETS, Gentle- men John -Hi-Y. CHARLES BURROWS, Fire of Youth -Swimming Team '35, '36, '37, Skylite Club, Fencing Club. ROBERT BURTON, KThe Thin Man -Tennis Team '34, '35, '36, Hi-Y, Linx Chap. 4Treas.l , C Club, News lRep.,t , Library Board. RUTH BUSH, Miss Rembrandt -Centralian Art Staff. EMERSON CAHILL, HA Rugged Individual. ROGER CARLQUIST, Eager Heart -C. C. C. DONALD CARLSON, An All Round Good Sport -Hi-Y, Morpheus Chap., Commercial Club fPres.j. GAIL CARLSON, Sing, and Love It -Honor Roll. LEROY CARLSON, The Heart of a Clown -Bank Cashier. MARGARET CARLSON, Stay As Sweet As You Are -Debate Squad, Honor Roll, Nat'l Honor Society, French Club, Commercial Club, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. MARION CARLSON, L'Allegro -Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Swedish Club, Swedish Choir, G. A. A. ROBERT CARLSON, Tall, Dark, and Handsome -Football '34, '35, '36, Basketball '34, '36, UC Club, Hi-Y. DOROTHY CARTWRIGHT, A Star Fell Out of Heaven -Girl Reserves, Girls' Club, Commercial Club. ELEANOR CASEY, On the Way Up -Girl Reserves, Girls' Club, Commercial Club. JAMES CASHMAN, Picadilly Jim -Quest Staff. FRANK A. CATER, The Handsome Duke -Student Forum 1Pres.l, Warren Debate Team, '36, '37, Centralian lBus. Mgr.J , Mimes and Mummers lV. PJ , Hi-Y, Debate Team. FRANCES CHAPMAN, Daughter of Joy - C Winner,G. A. A., Commercial Club, C. C. C., Girl Reserves. ESTHER CHRISTENSEN, '6Worlds to Conquer -Commercial Club. LAURA CHRISTIANSEN, Enchanting Lady -C. C. C., Girl Reserves, Commercial Club. ROBERT CLARK, Here Today, Gone Tomorrow! MARGARET CLOONAN, There's A Rainbow Round Her Shoulder m- C Winner, Emblem Winner, Quest Staff lfBus. Mgrj, G. A. A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' Club, Scribblers' Forum, Service Committee. MIRIAM CLOUGH, uSugar and Spice-Everything Nice -Honor Roll, Nat'l Honor Society, Latin Club, Debate Club, Commercial Club, Girls' Club, Quest Typist. COURTLAND COLE, A Saucy Rogue -Commercial Club. KENNETH COLE, HA Good Man and True. JEANNE COLUCCI, Wonderful You - C Winner, Emblem Winner, G. A. A. QV. PJ! Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Student Cougcil, C. C. C. fCab.l, Centralian Staff. DOROTHY CONE, High in the Clouds -Commercial Club. FRANK CORCORAN, HKnowledge is Powter -C. C. C., Hi-Y. THOMAS J. DAILEY, nI'll Speak in a Monstrous Little Voice -Quill and Scroll, High School Syndicated Ads. l,Pres.j, News lAdv. Mgr.l, Debate Club and Team, Warren Debate, Chess Club l,Pres.l, Orchestra, Bank Cashier and Director, Fencing Club, Hi-Y, Stage Crew, Scribblers' Forum, Quest Staff. ROBERT DANIELSON, The President's Mystery. BETTE DEVOLD, Importance of Being Earnest -G. A. A. Emblem, GC Winner, Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A. MARJORIE DICKSON, '6Our Little Margie -Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. JACK DIXON, With Malice Toward None -C. C. C. JACK DORSEY, New Worlds for Old -Swimming '35, '36. l33l gig, Ei wggwig Q MES U i fly 0 CENTRALS ART GALLERY - JUNE EXH j,,ff 'f W9 fu,Q19x A XX MARTIN DOLTCHERTY, HPepper -French Club 4Treas.l, Hi-Y, Lynx Chap. DICK DOUGLAS, uGoal Getterl' - Football, HCP Club. WILLIAM DUFFY, Barnacle Billl'-Botany Club, Band. JANE DUGAN, HA Merry Heart Goes All the Day,'iGirl Reserves, Girls, Club, Commercial Club, G. A. A., Mimes and Mummers, Class Play Committee. RENE DURAND, ulnnocents of Parisn-Skylite Club, French Club, Fencing Club. MAXINE EATON, ConsiderateH wCommercial Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves. WENONAH ECKSTEIN, MSmartest Girl In Town -Nat'l Honor S0- ciety, Honor Roll, Commercial Club, Latin Club, Scribblers, Forum, Girls, Club, Fencing Club. DONALD EDSON, '6Son of His Countryw-Football 36, Track BY, Botany Club. CARMEN LUANA EGGIE, '6Lady of Laughterv-Commercial Club, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. ANNAJANE EG- GUM, HA Gleam of Sunshine -Norse Club, Girls, Club, French Club, Commercial Club, Girl Reserves. HARRIET EKSTROM, Wfhe Charm Schooli'-Commercial Club, Scandinavian Club, Girl Reserves. ELIZABETH M. ELLIOTT, '5Speed',-Nat'l Honor Society, Honor Roll, Emblem Winner, 'LCN Winner, Numeral 737, G. A. A., Botany Club, Commercial Club, Girls, Club, Bank Cashier, Class Service Committee. ELEANORE A. ELMQUIST, Rider of Dreamsw-Glee Club, Commercial Club, Girls, Club, Girl Reserves. FRANCES M. ENGEDAL, HHideaway Girlf' BOB ENGWALL, 'gWatch the Fords Go Byfi CHAUNCEY ERICKSON, This Man is Strongi'-Track, C Club. MALCOLM ERICKSON, wfhe Band Plays On,,QBand. BOB ERSTED, 'LStrong Heart -Football '36, HCR Club, C. C. C. f'Cab.l. LAURENCE FALK, Nothing But the Truthw - Football, Hi-Y. CORAL FISH, The Power of Musicw-G. A. A., Commercial Club. JUNE FISHER, 'IA Maiden Blithe and Debonairn-Girls, Club, Latin Club. RALPH FLACH, 'lOn Business Bentw-News Staff fAss,t Mgr.l. EILEEN FLOERKEY, 6lWhen Irish Eyes Are Smilin, i'-Nat'l Honor Society, Honor Roll, Program Committee, Girls' Club, Latin Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Centralian Staff lAss't Ed.J. ELEANOR FLOLO, HShe Shall Have Musicw-Glee Club, French Club, Botany Club, Girls' Club, G. A. A. WILLIAM FORGY, Headline Hunterw-C. C. C. LINNEA FREDEEN. HA Lass With a Delicate Airw-G. A. A., Commercial Club, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. .IOHN FRIBERG. Wlihose Foolish Things Remind Me of You iGolf, Hi-Y, Gopher Chap. 1Sec7yl , Skylite Club. MARLYNANNE FRYE, 'gYou Never Can Tell',AG. A. A., Skylite, French Club, Girl Reserves,,Girls' Club, Library Board. DOROTHY FLEI,.l.ER, '4Silent Musici'-Commercial Club. FLOR- ENCE GANGELHOFF, To a Lady,'i'gC7' Winner, Commercial Club, Girls, Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Class Flower Committee. PEGGY GEAGAN, HPeg O' My Heart7,kGirl Reserves, Girls, Club, Commercial Club, G. A. A. THOMAS GEANKOPLIS, '6Sitting on Top of The WOTld,,-HOIIIDI' Roll, Nat'l Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Orchestra, Student Forum, Latin Club, News lAss. Ed.b, Orchestra, 6'Pirates of Penzancef' 5'Dorothy.'i JACK GEDNEY, Via Short Waveii-Radio Club. BOB GERBER, MAS True as Steelw-Class Treasurer, Class Cab- inet, Representative Centralite, Track, Student Council, Hi-Y, Gopher Chap., Band, Mimes and Mummers. RALPH GETCHIVIAN, Central's Gondolierw-C. C. C. CORA GEURS, 6'Hymn To Intellectual Beauty AGirl Reserve, Latin Club, Student Forum, Girls' Club. EKNICE MARY GILES, NCurly Topw-fGirl Reserves, Girls, Club, G. A. A., French Club, Commercial Club, Comedy Concert. BETTE GISLASON, NYou,re Lovely To Look At -Girl Reserves 1XCab.l , Mimes and Mummers, French Club, Skylite Club, Commercial Club, Girls' Club, C. C. C. Cabinet. DONALD W. GOOD, '6There's Music in the Airf' HARRY GOODYEAR, 'The ,lester AHi-Y, Sigma Chi Chap. fPres.l QV. PJ, All Central Hi-Y 4'Treas.l, 'GCC Club. l40l 'U 1 o f . ,X 3 J. Aww , 3 .73 N,1!,'y QV ..f' A Qt by N L L' A X-, N 7 A F v V JUNE f ,. fQt:f1fYi,'0g, .. . fi -, GCENTRAIQS ART GALLERY - JUNE EXHIBIT 1J.,'fgf0'j'. .E M 131 ag he Q3 filfyff ' V H11 .ir- Lug' PAUL GRANDE, Always Forward. JEAN GRANT, Dark Eyes -Girls' Club, Botany Club, Latin Club. HELEN GRAPES, Pursuit of Happiness -Girls' Club tSecy.j, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., French Club, Mimes and Mummers. MARY EVELYN GRIFFITH, Busy Is the Word For Mary -Nat'l Honor Society, Honor Roll, Centralian, Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Girls' Club. BOB GRONO, The Big Game -Representative Centralite, Football '35. '36, Basketball '35, '36, '37, Baseball '35, '36, '37, C Club. CHARLES GULLICKSON, On Business Only -Nat'l Honor Society. ELSIE HADFIELD, And Stars Remain -Girl Reserves, Girls' Club. DORIS HALLING, Beau- tiful and Good -Girl Reserves, Girls' Club, Commercial Club, G. A. A. ROBERT HALVERSON, A Man of the People -Mimes and Mummers, Track, Tennis '36, Golf '36, Football '34, '35, '36, f'Capt.l, C Club, All Central Hi-Y tSecy.l, Hi-Y, Lynx Chap. tPres.l. HAZEL HALVIN, So Much To Do -Scandinavian Club, tTreas.j, Bank Cashier, Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, Girls' Club. FLORENCE HANDLON, The Artist Is Rare -Commercial Club, Skylite Club, Girl Reserves, Girls' Club. MARIAIN HANDLON, The Font of Beauty -Nat'l Honor Society, Girl Reserves fCab.J, G. A. A., Botany Club, Com- mercial Club. MYRTLE HANSON, She Hides Her Talents -Commercial Club, Centralian. QUENTIN HANSON, 6'Ever Striving. RALPH HARDING, You Only Live Once -Hi-Y, Morpheus Chap., Track. LUCILLE HARLAN, A Lovely Being -G. A. A., Girls' Club, Latin Club. MARY HARTWELL, To Mary-With Love -Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. BILL HAWKES, Harmonica Hawkes. RAYMOND HEDBERG, Man, The Unknown. ROBERT HELGERUD, Follow Through -Golf '36, Hi-Y, Gopher Chap. fPres.l KV. PJ l'Treas.l. LOUIS HELTEMUS, HA Friend to Every Man -Botany Club. AMY LEE HENDER- SHOT, Swing High, Swing Low -Botany Club, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Commercial Club. ETHEL HENZE, 'eNews Correspondent -News Staff fAss't Exchange Ed.j 4Column,b, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Fencing Club, G. A. A. DENVER HERRING, Persuasion. THOMAS HERSCHBACH, Ambition Has No Rest -Nat'l Honor Society, News 4'Editor-in-chiefl, Class Cabinet, Quilliand Scroll, C. C. C. VVESTLEY HOKLAS. The All American -Hi-Y 1V. P.l , Debate Team, Student Forum, Public Forum, Commercial Club, Botany Club. FRANK HOLECEK, The Little Minister - Nat'l Honor Society, Orchestra. EARL HOLLIVAY, HA Coming American 4Hi-Y. EDYTHE HOLZER, Never a Dull Moment -HC' Winner, Emblem Winner, Nat'l Honor Society, Bank Directors, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Latin Club, G. A. A., Mimes and Mummers. DOROTHY HORTON, She'll Make Her Mark -Botany Club, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. RUTH HOSMER, Woman of Talents -Nat'l Honor Society, Centralian Staff tBus. Ass'tl, Girls' Club, Girl Re- serves, Latin Club, Bank Cashier, Scribblers' Forum, G. A. A. LILLIAN HOSTAD, Welcome, Friends! -Girl Re- serves, Girls' Club, Commercial Club. 9 JOYCE HOWE, The Art of Gentleness -Girl Reserves. FRANK HUGGINS, Contentment. CHARLES HUGHES, The Power of Persuasion -Hi-Y, Botany Club. HOWARD JACKSON, Beau Sabreur fFencing Club. RICHARD JARVIS, Cyrano de Bergerac -Fencing Team 4'Capt.j, Nat'l Honor Society, Centralian Staff, Fencing Club tPres.l, French Club, Hi-Y, Sigma Chap., N. W. Gymnastic Meet, tFirst place, fencingl. RUTH JENSEN, 4'Terpsi- chore -Nat'l Honor Society, Latin Club, Girl Reserves, Student Forum. BERNICE B. JOHNSON, Music Lover - Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. DE LORES JOHNSON, Constancy fGirl Reserves, Nat'l Honor Society, Girls' Club. t42l 1 4 'u X XX . pf' 4 I !,.'Y'1 x ' J U N E l ?E'NTRAL'S T G ERY - JUNE EXHIBIT 5 Ui' 'Of K A L 1 ff' .- A 9, f K, xx -,U A J 5 N K 3 'cy K 'v Jx 1 rm . I DONALD JOHNSON, HA Live Wire -C. C. C. EUNICE JOHNSON, True Riches -Commercial Club, Girl Re- serves, Scandinavian Club, G. A. A. FRANCES MARIE JOHNSON, Ice Carnival Queen. FRANCES MARY JOHN- SON, Into the Midst of Things -French Club, Commercial Club, Girls' Club. JOHN JOHNSON, Where There's a Will, There's a Way. JUNE JOHNSON, 4'With Active Interests -Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, C Winner. KATHERINE JOHNSON, The Right Must Win -G. A.A., Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, Latin Club. DORO- THY JONES, F0rtitude -Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A. DOROTHY KALTENBACH, Ready for the Green Light -G. A. A., Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, C Win- ner, Emblem Winner. DOROTHY KAPLAN, Far From the Madding Crowd - Botany, Girls' Club, C. C. C. DOLORES KELLOGG, HReminiscence -Commercial Club, Girl Reserves. LAURINE KIRCHNER, More Than a Secretary -Valedictorian, Nat'l Honor Society, Honor Roll, Centralian Staff, Commercial Club KV. PJ, Latin Club, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A. LUCILLE KLOFANDA, '4Make Way for a Lady -News lExch. Edit.J, Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, G. A. A., Fencing Club, fCab.fl, Girls' Club. GEORGE KNOWLES, HA Young Marconi -Radio Club. MARION KNUDSON, The Might of One Fair Face -Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Re- serves. BETTY KOPELMAN, Variety is the Spice of Life -Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Botany Club, Commercial Club, G. A. A. FREDERIC KUMMER, His Word ls Good -Hi-Y, Bank Cashier. RUTH KURZEKA, g'You're the Tops - C Winner, Nat'l Honor Society, Girl Reserves 4Cab.t, G. A. A. Board, Commercial Club, G. A. A., Girls' Club. THOMAS LACY, Watch the Fun Go By -Baseball '36, '37, Football '35, '36, Botany, C Club. EMLEN LARSON, The Dreamer. ESTHER LARSON, 'gBeauty is Truth -Centralian Staff, Girls' Club, Commercial Club. RUSSEL LAYCOCK, 'GA Man of True Worth. ANNABELLE LEE, The Little Colonel -Representative Centralite, G. A. A. Board, News Staff lSchool Editort, C Winner, Centralian Staff tFeature Editfl, Quill and Scroll, Nat'l Honor Society, Class Secretary, Class Cabinet, Girl Reserves lPres.l 4V. PJ lCab.j tAll City Treas.l, Student Council tSecy.J, French Club, Girls' Club. JEANNE LE VESCONTE, That Girl From Paris -Class Vice President, Class Cabinet, Student Council, Representative Centralite, Girl Reserves tCab.t QV. PJ, Class Day Chairman, Botany Club, tPres.fl Girls' Club, G. A. A., French Club, Centralian Staff. BOYD LIEN, Forward Marchl SONJA LINDBERG, True Loveliness -Nat'l Honor Society. NORMA LINDAHL, Poise -Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Norse Club, Library Monitor. EMOGENE LINDVIG, Ivory Tickler -Nat'l Honor Society, Glee Club, Girls' Club, Scribblers' Forum, Commercial Club, Girl Reserves. MARVIN LOX, 4'Haste Not! Rest Not! REUBEN LUNDEEN, s'The Oracle of Delphi -Nat'l Honor Society, Scandinavian Club lPres.'l, Student Forum, Fencing Club, Warren Debate Team '36, '37, Debate Team: Mimes and Mummers. HELEN LUNDQFIST, She Walks in Beauty -Girl Reserves tCab.l , Girls' Club. VERNE LYONS, 6'Swinging Verne -Swimming, Hi-Y. MAY MACBAIN, My Heart's ln the Highlands -Nat'l Honor Society, Honor Roll, Class Cabinet, Centralian lEdit.,l, Girl Reserves, Girls' Club, French Club, Commercial Club, Fencing Club, Botany Club. WALLACE Mac- DONALD, Scottish Chief -Honor Roll, Nat'l Honor Society, Radio Club tPres.J, All Central Hi-Y fCab.j, Hi-Y, Pioneers tSec'yl , Fencing Club, Library Board, Bank Cashier, C. C. C., Commercial Club. RALPH J. MAM- MEN, A Regular Fellow -Baseball '35, '36, Football '36. HELEN MANDEEN, Lady Helen -Girl Reserves, Girls' Club, G. A. A., Commercial Club. VIOLET MASOLOGITES, Mirror of Courtesy -Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Skylite Club. ROBERT MAY, To the Manner Born -Baseball '36, '37, C Club. IRENE MCCALLUM, Bright Eyes -French Club, Girl Reserves. KAY MCCLOUD, Come Closer, Folks. l.44l 4 1 1 1 A s rx' 42 7 45 Y. , E x , K pd, - I A ' 14 A ,I x A. l ' ' ' , X .V 1 J - X J I A xx T qi! g .1 h wi f' k KA 1 XVI ,g D14 V. 1 , J I 1 A' gf .J J 1 J 1 Y A.. . I I ,j y 1 4 I x 'XA - K Q N V' 'WN sk 'JUNE . J U bg, X X N' Nfl X X M . Xi CENTRAUS ART GALL R -,JUNE EXHIBIT 3 'M i ,X iff Vfjf' ' ' ' ' .? if , . ' W N N by . U! V I ' X 'J QM! X' i451 sl Cds 1 DORIS MCDONALD, True Blue -Girl Reserves, Girls' Club, C. C. C., Botany Club, Commercial Club. JAMES MCELDERRY, 6'I'm In a Dancing Mood -Track '35, '36, '37, Football '35, '36, Class Cabinet, C Club, Hi-Y. HELEN MCLAUGHLIN, g'Daughter of Erin -Commercial Club, G. A. A., Choir. DOROTHY MCNAMARA, Cour- tesy -Girl Reserves, Girls' Club, G. A. A., Commercial Club. JOHN MELCHISEDECH, The Gentleman. LOIS MAE MELIN, 6'Small, But Dynamic - C Winner, Emblem Winner, Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Scandi- navian Club. BOB MIELKE, Salt of the Earth -Honor Roll, Nat'l Honor Society, Latin Club, Chess Club, Band. DUANE MILLER, g'The Guardsman -Commercial Club, Football '34, Skating '37, CATHERINE MILLET, MA Star Is Born fFrench Club, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. HOMER MITCHELL, HA Sense of Justice. LOUISE MITCHELL, Sincerity -Commercial Club, Girls' Club. GORDON MOE, Genius -- Valedictorian, Honor Roll, Nat'l Honor Society. WINSTON MOLINE, Life ls Real. MARGARET MONROE, Nice Girl, Inc. DONALD MOORE, g'Industry -Hi-Y. RUTH MORK, Goddess of Quiet -Girl Reserves, Girls' Club, Commercial Club, G. A. A. CALLIE LOU MORSE, Career Woman -Nat'l Honor Society, Girls' Club. VIOLET MUNSON, 'LA Sunbeam of Joy -Commercial Club, G. A. A., Girls' Club. JOHN MURPHY, I Hear America Singing -Glee Club, Desert Song , Pinafore , Bank Cashier, Botany Club, Mimes and Mummers, Hi-Y. ROBERT MURRAY, 'gJesse Owens the Second -Track '37, Hi-Y. DOROTHY NATHE, Our Aquatic Star -G. A. A. ALICE NEAL, Sweet and Lovely. BETTY NELSON, Business Girl -Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Botany Club, Scandinavian Club, G. A. A., Commercial Club. BEULAH NELSON, Wondrous Fair -C. C. C., Botany Club, Girl Reserves, Girls' Club, Bank Cashier, Commercial Club. CHARLES NISSEN, The Music Goes 'Round and 'Round -Orchestra 4Mgr.fi. LOUISE NORSTROM, A Highborn Soul -Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, French Club, Girls' Club, G. A. A. DON NOSKA, A Modest Wit. DONAL O'DONNELL, 6'Dancing Pirate -Centralian Staff, Hi-Y IV. PJ, Hi-Y, Morpheus Chap. l'Pres.J fSec'yJ, Botany Club 1Treas.l 4Pres.l, Latin Club 1Treas.b, Fencing Club: Commercial Club, Comedy Concert, Mimes and Mummers. ARLENE OLSON, Old Friends Are Best -Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Girls' Club, Latin Club. EVELYNE OLSON, 4'She Knows Her Mind -Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Girls' Club. LORRAINE OLSON, She Looks a Queen. SHERMAN OLSEN, Man of Courage. ENIMETT 0'SHAL'CHNESSY, 4tI'll Not Budge an Inch -Hi-Y, Morpheus Chap., Commercial Club, Latin Club, Botany Club. JACK O'SHALiGHNESSY, O'Shaughnessy's Boy. KATHRYN OSLUND, Catherine the Great -- C Winner, Girls' Club, Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, Mimes and Mummers, G. A. A. JAMES OWENS, KNO Common Man. ROBERT PARK, HDr. Thinkright -Hi-Y, Fencing Club, Commercial Club. DONALD PARKER, Man of Affairs -Nat'l Honor Society, Student Council, All Central Hi-Y 4'Pres.j, Hi-Y, Pioneer Chap. fPres.l , Student Forum, Botany Club, Orchestra, Glee Club, Pirates of Penzance , Dorothy , HH. M. S. Pinafore , '4Chimes of Normandy. HARRIET PATTERSON, Smilin' Thru -Nat'l Honor Society, Honor Roll, Latin Club fSec'yl , Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Commercial Club. EDWARD PERRON, uThe Droll Jester -Hi-Y, Gopher Chap. y l46l xg 1 H-auf M T7 gg wil v xxx .vflf EBM! w4J,..Lx.,,, L ef ix. jf, ll - 7 'S Z' 1, JUNE R. CENTRAUS ART GALLERY - JUNE EXHIBIT MX H71 ANITA PETERSON, The Good Fairy -Botany Club, C. C. C., Girls' Club. BETTY JANE PETERSON, The Princess -Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves. CARL G. PETERSON, The Play of Wits -C. C. C. DELORES A. PETERSON, Blessings Wait On Virtue - C Winner, Nat'l Honor Society, Commercial Club 4Secy.1t, G. A. A., Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. DOLORES J. PETERSON, Gallant Lady a C Winner, Student Council, Representa- tive Centralite, Girls' Club fPres.t, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., French Club, Botany Club, Mimes and Mummers, Commercial Club, Class Play. DONALD PETERSON, A Modern Orpheus -Band, C. C. C. ELVIN PETERSON, No Steps Backward. EVELYN PETERSEN, High Aims -Commercial Club, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. GLENN PETERSEN, Skippy -Basketball '35, '36, '37, Nat'l Honor Society, Representative Centralite, C Club, Centralian fSports Editfb. LAVVRENCE PETERSON, Captain Courageous --Basketball '35, '36, tCo-Capt. '37J, Track '36 tCapt.'i, Baseball '37, Football '35, '36, C Club KV. PJ. MARGARET PETERSON, Happiness - Girls' Club, G. A. A., Commercial Club. MARY PHELPS, Silence is Golden - C Winner: Class Cabinet, Representative Centralite, Girls' Club tCabt, C. C. C. 1Secy.J, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Botany Club, Mimes and Mummers, Commercial Club. PAUL PHILIPP, Singing Kid. JOHN PONTIUS, Gentleman JANIS POUCHER, College Rhythm - C Winner, Emblem Winner, Championship Basketball: Nat'l Honor Societv, G. A. A., Latin Club, Girl Reserves, Girls' Club. DINA POLLOS, Maid of Athens -Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Girls' Club, Botany Club. GRACE PUTNAM, Front Page Woman -G. A. A. lPres.j, Girls' Club 4Secy.J 1Treas.l, Mimes and Mummers V3 fSecy.'l, Girl Reserves. RICHARD RAITER. Hold 'em. Yale -Football, Basketball, Baseball, Representative Cen- tralite, C Club 1Secy. 84 Treasjl. GORDON RASMUSSEN, Deep Waters Run Smooth. GWENDOLYN RASNIUS- SEN, Good Will Makes Intelligence - C Winner, Emblem Winner, Centralian StalT fAss't Art Editfb, Girl Re- serves, G. A. A., Botany Club, Girls' Club. JOHN REDDIN. After the Thin Man. MARCIA REHL, The Golden Arrow --National Honor Society, Emblem Winner, C Winner, Class Cabinet, 4 Star Winner, G. A. A. Board, G. A. A., Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, C. C. C. lCab.'t 1Treas.I. MARY RICHARDSON. There's Always To- morrow -French Club. LOUISE ROBERTSON. Lady Louise -French Club 4V. PJ, Latin Club, Centralian Staff, Commercial Club, Girls' Club. CLINTON RODQUIST, Big Business Man -Commercial Club. DORIS ROGERS, I Live My Life -Girls' Club, Commercial Club, Scandinavian Club, G. A. A. MARCELLA ROTHENBERGER, The Gilded Lily -Girl Reserves ifSecy.l, Commercial Club, Girls' Club, G. A. A., Botany Club, Girls' Dress Committee. LEIF ROVICK, The Will To Win -Honor Roll, Nat'l Honor Society. CASPER RUDINGER, Counselor at Law - Student Council lPres.J, Sons of Rev. Medal VVinner '36, Class Cabinet, W'arren Debate, Nat'I Honor Society, Centralian Staff: Stu- dent Forum, C. C. C. 1Pres.l, Hi-Y, Mimes and Mummers. BETTY RUSH, Hurryl Hurryl Hurry! -Girl Re- serves, Commercial Club, Girls' Club. ELEANOR RYSWYK, MA Way of Her Own -Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Girls' Club. ELAINE SALISBURY, Redheads on Parade -Numeral Winner, C Winner, Girls' Club IV. PQI, Mimes and Mummers, Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., French Club, Botany Club, Class Play Lead. ELINOR SANDBERG, Ginger w- C Winner, 11 Star Winner, Class Cabinet, Representative Centralite, G. A. A., Girl Reserves 1Treas.j, Girls' Club, Commercial Club. BERT SATHER, '6Big Broadcast of '37 -Hi-Y, Radio Club, 4Secy.j, C. C. C., Fencing Club, Glee Club. RALPH SAXON, The Soul of Eloquence. VICTOR SBOROV, Great Expectations -Honor Roll, Nat'l Honor Society. DOROTHY SCHEEL, The Life of the Party. DOROTHY MAE SCHULTZ, Of the Chosen Few -Letter Winner, G. A. A., Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, Girls' Club, Bank Cashier, Comedy Concert. LEONE SEEFELDT, Fair and Lovely fGirl Reserves, Girls' Club, G. A. A., Com- mercial Club, Bank Cashier, Botany Club. JUNE SEEKER, Successful -Basketball Star Winner, Commercial Club, French Club. T481 L .. Wi.. l. . . :Ji I by S Ai ,ba xx 2 R in J I f if 2 .4 ff A ' E' Y JUNE CENTRAIQS ART GALLERY - JUNE EXHIBIT X. ' L V gf N 17 X FY 1 1 i- p IK ,E TK Y- 5 J 3 1 'Y .Aj Y' ' f J' X. A Ui ,Ar If wk I Aw 1 LE NORA SELLIN, ulfncliangingw-Commercial Club. LONA SHELLENBERG, 'QA High Standard - C Winner, Emblem Winner, Girls' Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Botany Club. MARGARET SHERIDAN, Fortune Favors the Daring -Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, Girls' Club, Botany Club. EULA SIMMS, Smiles -G. A. A., French Club. JEAN SJOSTROM, HA Good Deed Daily -Girls' Club, Commercial Club, G. A. A. CLEO SMITH, Versatility - Girls' Club, Commercial Club. DONALD SMITH, An Educated Man -Nat'l Honor Society. NORMAN SMITH, The Student Prince -Hi-Y, Morpheus Chap. QV. PJ, Football '35, Track '35, '36, '37, FLORENCE SOLEM, uAlways a Beauty -Girls' Club, G. A. A., Scandinavian Club tTreas.Qb. ASHTON STEEL- MAN, His Heart ls in His Work -Hi-Y. SCHARLOTTIE STEWART, '4Humor Goes Far - Commercial Club, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Nat'l Honor Society. GLORIA STIRRIUP, MVirtue is True Beauty -Girls' Club, C. C. C. JOHN STRAHAN, Nobody's Fool -French Club. JOHN STRATE, Modern Hero -Class President, Repre- sentative Centralite, Football '35, '36, Basketball '35, '36, '37, Golf '36, '37, Student Council, Class Cabinet, All City Center-Football '36, Hi-Y, Gopher Chap. tPres.fl, All Central Hi-Y fTreas.b, C Club lPres.,b. EHRHARD STROM- BERG, The Conqueror. ROZETTA SWANSON, 'SSO Red the Rose -Botany Club, French Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A. FRANKLIN SWENSK, A Man of Pluck. DOROTHY SVVENSON, You're D'Lovely -- C Winner, Emblem Winner, Nat'l Honor Society, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Centralian Staff. BETTY TAYLOR, Still Achieving, Still Pursuing s-Honor Roll, Nat'l Honor Society, Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Bank Cashier, Commercial Club. ALLAN TER BUSH, A Gallant Youth. JOHN THOMPSON, Old Man Rhythm - Hi-Y. DOROTHY THULEEN, '6Beauty's Child -Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Commercial Club. VELMA TISCHER, A Firm Capacious Mind -Honor Roll, Nat'l Honor Society, Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, French Club, Girls' Club. GLEN TOLLEFSON, Happy-Go-Lucky. DOLORES TORREY, ln Many Worlds -Commercial Club, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves, Botany Club. GLADYS TRICKLE, HShe is All lVlirth -Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Girls' Club, French Club. EARL TRUDE, Great Guy -Mimes and Mummers, C. C. C., Commercial Club, Student Forum, Debate Team. VIRGINIA TUCKER, '6lVleclitation -Nat'l Honor Society, Quest Staff tAss't Edit.J, Glee Club, Dorothy , MH. M. S. Pinafore , Girl Reserves, French Club tCab.J, Girls' Club, G. A. A., Scribbler's Forum, Class Play Committee. JACK TWEED, Eye On the Goal. NEWTON TWEEDY, 6'He Puts His Shoulder to the VVheel. ARNOLD UMSTEAD, Handy Andy. RALPH VAN DEUREN, Such Joy Ambition Fincls ACommercial Club. CONSTANCE VOGEL, She That ls Ever Fair -Centralian Staff, Commercial Club, Typing, First Award, Pen- manship, First Award, Latin Club, Girl Reserves. RALPH VOLLMER, HThere's a Brave Fellow -Fencing Club. EDWARD VON SIEN, The Columnist -Quill and Scroll, Tennis '35, '36, '37, Nat'l Honor Society, Hi-Y, Sigma Chap. 4Sec'y'I, News Staff 1Sports Ed.'r. HENRY WACHrl'ER, O, Henry! -Speed Skating. DOROTHY WAGNER, Endearing Young Charms iHonor Roll, Nat'l Honor Society, C Winner, Class Cabinet, Girl Reserves tCab.j lSec'yl, Girls' Club, Latin Club, G. A. A., News Staff, Flower Committee lCh.l. EILEEN WALVATNE, Nine Days a Queen -Honor Roll, Nat'l Honor Society, C Winner, Emblem Winner, Girl Reserves 1,Cab.b lProg. Ch.l , Girls' Club, Commercial Club, G. A. A., Mimes and Mummers, News Staff, Class Play Committee, Quill and Scroll. BYRON WATSCHKE, The Racquet-eer fTennis '36, '37, Football '36, Basketball '37, LEROY WEBER, Mercury -Track '35, Golf '36. I-10I E 'X .qw 1-X 1- 1 1 B'-M xtx V -an Q ! ' u ,vc T 1 Q., X . .J -if L 5 f I on- V , JUNE ,, , af , RUS ART GALLERY - JUNE EXHIBIT xx JN rgbkxypfdx ' x .. 4' 21 X pjjfihik C 2 ,IW-J 1 . , NN C J 1 U ,fx Y' -X ' fs E, 'W 25' N 1- 9 lx E iv V' X 9 , 1 .N l51I George Benson Herbert Naylor DONALD WEEKLUND, 'KA Plucky Felloww-Hi-Y. ROSEMARY WERLING, Rose of the Rancho -'37 and Star Winnerg Skyliteg Scribblers' Forumg Quest Staffg Girl Reservesg Girls, Clubg Commercial Clubg G. A. A.g French Club. NADINE WHITE, Begonel Old Caren-Commercfal Clubg Girl Reservesg Girls' Clubg C. C. C. LUCILLE WHITED, HA Lady Foreverw-Nat'l Honor Societv: Honor Rollg Quest Staff 1Ass. Edit.Jg Centralian Staff 4Lit. Edit.Qlg Latin Clubg Botany Clubg Girls, Clubg Scribblers, Forumg Bank Cashierg Glee Clubg 'SDorothy7lg HH. M. S. Pinaforef, GENEVIEVE WHITNEY, Tranquillity7'-G. A. A.g Girls, Clubg C. C. C.g Commercial Club. MARION WHITNEY, MSO Bigv-Girl Reservesg Girls, Clubg Commercial Club. EARLE WILl,IAMS, Cooperation.,7 PATRICIA WILLIAMS, Therels Something in the Airw-Botany Clubg Girls, Club. EUGENE YAEGER, He'll Find A Wayv--Commercial Club. DELORIES YAGGIE, A Graceful Manner',WCom- mercial Clubg Girl Reserves. CORAL YAHR, Winning Ways'l-C. C. C.g Botany Clubg Girl Reserves. BETTY LOU YOUNG, The Joy of All'l-Orchestrag Girls, Club. VIRGINIA YOUNGBERG, 5'Gentle of Speechi,-Numeral, Star, Cv Winnerg Commercial Clubg G. A. A.g French Clubg Girls' Clubg Girl Reservesg Band. OTHER MEMBERS OF THE JUNE CLASS 152 Melvin Bernard Stanley Burglund George Cotter Abe Nichols 'ifalter Nystrom ,lames O,Connor Affnetta Erickson l , 'S KJ. Ailchie ,Pphnston LD ' L .J 4 X282 Pile? t 8 ROY Kay fra f. ff JN pl W4 me an Z n Earl Layne Roland Lee Howard McMahon Erva Morris Maurine Morris Bill Anderson Hubert J. Bartlett Harold Beckman Howard L. Day Elaine Diepholz Geraldine Evenson Burton Frank Douglas Gibson Marjorie Hawkinson Evelyn Johnson l2B HONOR ROLL Harriet Walls Robert Wessling ,lohn Williams Charles Wolfe Frank Wright Velma Keefe Kathryn Ladd Margaret Madiga Helen Ojala Judith Ornes Thea Peterson Pearl Sorenson David Streed Dirk Ten Brinke 1 ,ff , xg' V' . 1 3- 0.1 Y ' ,, Hfzi ,, J l , , 1 4 -' ' x ff' tj f ' 1 I ff lj!!! 1 I I l I .1 ,I - ' QL! ' L JUNE 4- John Arneson Sonia Beckin Gordon Borlaug ,lean Boyum Betty Brude Sonia Clark Henry Doepke Dorothy Egekvisl ,lean Fossum Opal Gilbert Nlarion Gronvall Evelyn Hively Anna Marie Blagen Mabel Brugger Joseph Gangelhofl' Carol Gibson Eleanor Holland Jean Howe Martha Kjerstacl Audrey Laflcl CENTRAL'S ART GALLERY - JUNE EXI-IIBIT IIA HONOR ROLL IIB I-IONOR ROLL Elinor Horn Grace Johnson Gwendolyn Johnson Harriet Karlow Kaveen Keller Lucille Marlin lkaline Moore Noel Neill Florence Nelson Paul Nelson lrnia Lou Peterson Harold Vtlatkins Elizabeth Larson Ellen Larson Catherine Murray Arclis Olson Frances Sedgwick Nlary Solelher Robert Titus I53I SCHOOL ACTIWTIES mn Du VS 1- l'Iul'fu. ... XXl1y llw Chilllili Rilllslu ....... . . . . Hy llw Small of Tllvir Brmsv I uture Xlenmliflwu ......... ., lfl'i1-llrlw. 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The editorial staff of the 1937 CENTRALIAN consisted of May MacBain as editor- in-chiefg Marcia Rehl, assistant editorg Lucille Wliited, literary f f 93? editorg associate editors, Virginia Pawlali, Bernie Miars, Mar- guerite Lundquist, Wtvrtorlali Eckstein, Mary Crillith, Eileen Floerkey, and Louise Roliertsong Clenn Petersen was sports editor with Jean Courtney and Theda Bringman as assistantsg art editor, Dorothy Swenson, and assistant art editors, Ruth Bush, Gwendolyn Rasmussen and Virginia Stewart. Frank Cater was business manager with assistants Jeannette Crunditz, John ' Nlelliy, Leroy Hogema, Richard Jacobson, Richard Jarvis, Ruth 'X 82,- Hostner, Donal O'Donnell and Casper liudinger. The feature ! I editor was Annabelle liee with Thea Petersen assisting. The - ' 'C 1 I .A, advertising department was headed lay ,leanne Colucci with Alive Hlotngren, Jeanne LeVesconle, Marie Delloma, lVlarilyn Ander- , son, and Paul Nelson as assistants. Constance Vogel, Laurinc it f Kirchner and Dorothy Schultz were lypists. I-1ltl'I'OHlAI. STAFF lftlitor ---- ..,,,. N IAY NIM RAIN .4.v.sismnt Ediloz s - . .,,.,. Xlfxtttiu lirglett. l.iterary Editor --f----- Lt t:n.Lr3 Wttlrign Axsoriate Editors' VYIIHQINIA PAwt.AK. Btcttwttx Mints. lhlAIttLI'IiliITl-. 1.1 Nnortsr. Wzxoxxn Etixsrt-1tN. NIMH CHIFFITH. l'ftt.Ei1N Frotznxsr. Lortstz lionmrsox Sports Etlilnrsff Crt-:YN l'1c't't:ttstcrx. jmx li0llltT'NlQN. Tutgtm Illnwcz- MAN Art Editors-Dottorux' Swmsox. Ytlttptxra Srtgu utr. lit 'rn liI'SH. Gwmnom N ltAsMt'sstcN lil SIN!-188 STAFF l1'1ts1'r1e.ss fllmmger ----- - b . IFRANK tjt-fm JTSSIDNNIIII lizzsirtt-.v.s .'I1unuger.v4l.t-gmrx lio:.t3uA. Iittztman ,lin otssox. littgttutn Jmtxls. Iititt Hosmtctt. Ilomxt. 0'lJoxNt1Lt.. CASPI-itt lh'tt1Not11t ,flt1z'c'rtisirzg ,lluruzger ------- .HLAYMQ tIoLt'cgt,t .ffssislurrf Ad1't'I'Ii.YtlIg,l'llll1lIgf,fS7NlAKILX m Axt1t3ltsoN. A1.l4:t: Brom- clttas. jmwxta LExl'IStfIlY'I'l-Q. Nhtttt: Ilt:RoMA. l'At't. Nl-Il.SlJN Typislx fifowsravfi Yttt1lQl,.l.Al tnxu Kttntttxtitt.llotnrrnx' Stjttruz .-1f1l'i.v'1' -'---s' - s - .Ninn ti. lluuns ,P I-'rtrture Editors ANNAt:1ct.t,t1 Liar-1. Tm-ZA I't1'rr1ttst:N fir! ,4tlri.ser - - ELLA wI'l 1'l-Lli CENTRALIAN - -fis L. EDITORS r Q Left tt, asia: utty itat- M I P if ll a i n . lfditor - in - cliiefg . ms . ' F r a n li Cater. Business if Q Nlanager: Dorothy Shen- 7 'rt' Y at ' , f son. Art Editor: Marcia t F i i llelil. Assistant Editor: I M L In V L L Glenn l'etersen. Sports lfd- ll4tI'. I .A CENTRALIAN STAFF Top rotr: Niiars. .laeohson. tlarvis. 0iDonnell. Yan- lfeuren. lludinger. Xl:-lin. llogeniaz Fourth rote: llanson. NI.. llasniussen. Kirelnter. Andersen. Nl.. tiolueei. l,undt4nist. Peter- seng Third rote: liokstein. Pawlak. Leyeseontc. l.ar- son. lf.. Crunditz. Stewart. Courtney. Bringtnang Ser'- ond 1o1t': Bush. Floerkey. Lee. Crifiitll. lllomgren. llehertson, Dt-llotna. Xo- ,grlz Front mir: Petersett. ll.. Swenson. Wvliited. llar- ris. Ylaeliain. lleltl. Cater. ovuk! 59 J L iiL0'?'f16ls.2 f'rli!or-fri-Chief - - l.x,vmI11I4' Editor - Yeirs Ezlilnr - .Nipuflx flliililf - - !.s.wi.sfan! Spanx Pfilitnr fluff lzrfilor - - lfnprt 'stil-fill' - A Slmriger Tlzrm lfivrion Ilol DXHNUN 'liypewriters pouniling, copy paper flying, stall! inenihers rushing i11 and out-thatis the News roorn. Illtltllflllg reporters are always accosting o11e with the ever-ready question, Have you a statement lior the paper? A total of' l,l5O suhscriptions was securetl during the tall term, thus enabling the staff to issue the high school pictorial Roto-Review once a II10Illll with the News. :Xml how iloes the News rate among other high school papers? For the fourth l'0I1Slxl7lltlYP year tl1e Central High News has receiveml an International Honor Hating ill the journal- istic eoinpetition conducted hy the international society ol' Quill and Scroll, tl1us indicating a paper ol' superior achievenlent. ln the Minnesota Press Association convention at Mankato the News placeil hrst in the newspaper excellence contest, anml in incli- viclual writing, Central stutlents won two first places. two see- oncls, and one third. - A - - - Hui llixxi-.eu - Tow Ili-,iisi num H TI . - ioxras l,1a,uitoi'1.is lfnw A1111 lox SILX - li!-.ltAl,ll Doran XKLPLXI-Q lliiixitrxix I.i Cll.l.tf lx1.oi-xxnx 1o'r:ix XX xexiili. Xlniimx .lure Ax- .Npying on Tzrflr of Sch lf11.winex,c ,ll lfIlSilH',i.i 4 Afrlrerfisirig 'ltllI'ffiSilI3Y l,'1'rz'11l11Iiuri lfireululiun I'-Ilflllfj :ld I'lyl'f0ltl,'tl sfxlflf Ifeporfwrs-4111.1-x :lNIJt.tlrl?N. ,luirs ,-Xsni.. PH11,1,1s t1,u1i'1ngi.l. lfimxix Nlmiis. Hain Hoswoiq, Xio1.i11' Si ni 1.1. ltxrrii l I.'H.ll, lfltll-I, lli-zvii. Dow R.lllltI.lliN.,lkN1ls Lxnsox 12.000 -'4----- Hiaaxii. Nlixns only A ---4,- ,ll-1kNl'1'I lil-1 Orsox lil SINHSS STN I-'lf ll I1 ag e r - sxixlrznl - .lluriflger - .-is xismn 1 s .llllllllgff ,fls.v1'sla1ril l'I.w'!' - - 1 L., ' AJ' l?,AL LJ N SQ - f - - - -Dows xl4l-I Orsox - - - V - l'.11.11i.w Wx1.x.a'11xi. - - - s - F 'l'uow.xsIM11.m xx ,loxrsl llxrvii l'iI.M.H. N1 11111 lioscoii Y -v-A- Hiiaxiig NIIA11- lliiiiix Awwowi - f - - .l. lf. 5Ii'111.1eu NEWS EDITORS ll 1 1 Pl F' n N 1.11 1 N ii 1 U F. XFN l fill I NEWS STAFF Top llfltf l l:i4'h. Xniler- lien. Larson: Sm-01111 mu: .X n il 1-1 so n. Walwailne. fanipliell. ll 1lQI!lt,'l', Ulson. l.. Xnnone, lones: I'il'0l1f roir: lon Sit-n. l.i-e. Fin- negxan. Nlulliuan. llerseli- llc-aiiltoplis. son. S4'lIllll. Xslie, llenze. Rlotaiiila. Hailey: Tlzinl rim: lloseoe. Briiikviiia. Nliars. ll.. Nliars. F.. Kinr- liavli. Ulson. ll.. llioinas l'.vI1iI0l'-I.II-Lillifff - - .-1.x.m1'ir1t1' lfrlilnr V Spnrlx l'.'zliInr - Srhrml Erfifnr - Club lfrlitor fteirs l:'1litorx - lLv.Yl'hllIlZ1ff' Ifllilor V - Wthat do you want to know? Who went to the Class party, who was admitted to Mimes and Mummers, results of the AU senior election, leads in the class play, or the latest sports news? Answers to all these are found in the Central High News. No paper is complete Without its humor column, of which the News boasts two. Stranger Than Fietionii and Spying on the Two Thousand. Every Tuesday is assignment day in the Xews room. On that day stories are assigned to all the reporters. All stories must lie in on Friday unless they are time stories for which the material Cannot he secured until lVlonday. The paper goes to press on Tuesday, and is issued promptly at 8:30 o'cloek every Wlednesday morning. Tliomas Herselilmaeh was editor-in- ehief' during the spring term, sueeeeding William Finnegan. who served in that eapaeity during the tall term. FIJITUIIIAI, STAFF Reporters 'NlKIltlAItIz'I' Awmve. Mmnmw BAKER, Nliunox Gnos- NALI.. llt41I.I11N VICXYAIDE. BF'I I'lli .lIll.Il-N. lion Tuomrsox. Ilon- - 5 Toni lil-1R5tIlIB.MjH Ton tli-A x norms ornx l':ItItIK5ll'X. Hon Hoxim, Noi-Ll. Yr1n.l.. E11 Nayron. IloxA l'il'lEZtLl-lttAI.lL lil'.'l l'X Nl1,lJoxA1.1m. livin Jonwsox. JI-in lluirn , r ' g , S winff an Zlttttl ---- l'IIXl.l.Ir tf.-niriaui.. Khin ltosczori Ll: Xox .It,N vll. ha- V l gh X Am-I I F LH Girls hpnrts - - - - ' Xltll.l.i' N ii: itz x ' W A' HI SIXFSS STA FF ' ' HI'li'NF' BHDKHVA HllSl'Ill'XS .1l!lII!Ik!f'I' --'---- Elin-ZIQN XYAXLN rrxi-1 H1lSl'I1l'S.Y .4x.wix!r1r11 - .4r11'c'r1isir1g dullllllgfl' - .4111'erIisi11g .f1ss1'sr11rll - - .lm Asuii. ,lm LARsox - l.l'ffIl.I.l'1 Krorunm Assismnl IL.Yl'l7lll1,L'l' lzflzlor - ---, I'.'I'IIldL lliivri Ci,.mhlm,,, M,,,,,,gl.,. , Slrunger Tlzrm Fir-lion lloaoinx XY Ami-Lu, xlAItll.NN A'NDliliSUN. f.liff'llIIlIfUll fllrznuyer - .un .li-:M Raimi NEWS EDITORS lm!! rn rlglzl: Flom llersrh- haeli. Frlitor-in-Clliefl Fi- lm-en W'alx'atin'. Business Nlanagrm-r: Helen Announ- tlirrulalion Nlanager: Xu- nahr-lle ln-, beliool lull- torg Tliomas Dailey. Ml vt-rtising Nlanager. NEWS STAFF Tap rou': Andersen. Nl. llronyall. Svliulz. lflavli Ashe. Dailey. Naylor. ,lul ien: Ifnurllz l'0It'.' Klolian- da. llc-nze. ylttxxiklllltt. NIE ars. Tliompson. llowla jones. A.: Third rozr: johnson. ll.. lloseoe. :Xu ding. Frivkson. D., Fitz- gerald. linker. Brinkeina: SUIYIIIII rozrf lfianipln-ll N1-ill. Wzigmer. llapli. Sli' Donnell, :tnnont-. Larson .l.: Frou! mir: l.:-e. Wal xalne. llei'-vliliaeli, Nlulli pan. X on Sie-n. Ceanlwplis Frzrulty ,lrlziwr A--- - :Xxx ,lows 'Fltnwlts llf'tIl.l'lX liAl.I'lI Fmttu lllCl.t1N Axwrwic IFR-XNK Nllaus J. li. xlIlil.llAX Wah! tml The nlotlern trend for Christmas tree lights seems more antl more towarrl the color hlue. Perhaps that is why Centralis own literary magazine, the Quest, was tleclienl in such a liright lilue shade in its Decernlier appearance. And surely the Art Stall' earrietl out the Christmas theme lieautilully in their end sheets and illustrations. .-Xgain the magazine leaturetl realir-tie 27 f stories. heautilul sonnets. anal poetry ol' all sorts. Tlu-re was men a cletertivt- storyga gootl one. too. Youll he surprised at the new talent tliseorerezl through tht- famous sophoinorc stwtion. lfnder tht- supervision ol' Miss Ahigail U'l.t-ary, tht- eflitor. Xlary ,lane llrinuu. along with the various associate and literary 1-tlitors. put tht- lmoola together. Evangeline lioner antl Charlotte Zeglin tli1'et tetl the lrusiness m-ntl. Woulchft you like to see your name in one ol' the finest literary magazines in the voitntry? Write. then. next year. for tht- Quest FIDl'I'Uttl.'kl. F1141-'l-' lil SINI-ISS S'l7XI t lzflitvr-in Chief - - Y --4- Nl tin .lui-1 Giuxm , A Q l1f1,.,,,,y L',1j1,,,- . A IMWL Mumwl 1:I1.Yll1l'.iX ,llanagrr - - l'.NAYtQl-QI,INI-. Bow-.ic .'l.v.wr'll1te Erltiur A A NlAltll,l.A Bmw. .4fl1'f'r1i.w1'r1g .llzmrzgvr - - . - - t1HAuLo'r1'r1 Zimitiw z1l:'l'1 s . I, ', 1 ' .. . .. . Nolfaf U 'P' . le' H H .WF'F ' ,tdtffrttxzrtu htflzcitom l.ll-Hill! s ASI.t-SLN. Ji-.scour Bnriyxu. Nl uc- , ,trl Editor - - A - XIHMINI.-K Mus uct Q , , , ,e , , 1, i t I, , I , , . L t,xiu.i xlXIblt,4N. llr.i,i,x OJALA, ,lllllllt UIKNI-.s. Extmir. tot:- nfu tit .4dz1.w1 -------- JXHILXII, 0 Lmin R X 1. KLM A Tum, . . , .. . ' .l su . A , t I!e'1'1eu'zng Muff xl'tRt,AttIE'lk tiooxxx, Brgrrx lUlNlxl.t1. Jmx Al I A 4 V , lhmirzrsox, Dot cms tlnssox, Nl.'Xtt.lURII-f l :l,I,I0'I l. wvARKtiN TY! -W-' ' HEUW km-V ttolsolfff Nl' Blum- ltlltmx -l HV N Litas. ji-gum-1 Ill FFMXX. XIHLINIX 'I'1'4:Kr:n fizlirixvr - ----- - - Amcxii. 0l.l-I-XRY T l t t l LGQI QUEST EDWORS lm!! Io right: Nlary -lane llrinuu. Editor-insvluit-lg lrvnn: Nloerke. l,iI:'rarv t l lftlitorg l'iNLlIlgi'llIlt' lion:-r, , , . lnistm-ss Nlanagvr: Xlaril- t la llI'Ittl'i. Assovtatt- lltll' l tor: kharlotte Ze-glin. .Ml- xvrlisittg Nlanagvr t QUEST STAFF Top lllltf Elliot. lonltl. .-hlvst-11. Gibson. llrvn- nan. l.ut'as. l?anivlson, Nlamligan: fourth ron I Joltuson. Krey. Ojala. Xlerril. llobertson. ll:-ll. lluln-lnoltu, Osborn. Nh'- llratlyl Third rout 'l'ut'k- er. Gibson. Huclvr. Urn:-r, St-tlgt-uit-k. Sillt'lllt'l'. Kon- kt-I. lluffinanz Ser om! fozr: llruee. Olson. Has' nlussen. Asplin. :Xas- gxaarml. Lloonan. Liltlgjltllll. llue-1 Front rout Stewart, Wttiif-fl. Zeglin. lion.-r. Grimm. Nloerl-Le. llrink. blunt. Ifrlllor-in -lfli iff Litemr y Ifrfitor - - A Axsixtarrt Lilerury Editor Axxofirm' Erliiors WVIIHGINIA Lx us lfIlXilIl'SS .l1lIV1I!gl'f - Arl1:erI1'sir1g .lllflnrlger - QUEST EDITORS Left to right: Evangeline ll o n Q- T. lillliltl'-lll-1'llil'l-Q Narilla Brink. l,itm:rary l'i4litm': Margaret filmm- nan. lillsiltrsx Nlanagt-rl Yirginia 'lim-ker, g'lssm'iale lfllituri ll:-len fljala. All' v4-rtising fllanagcr. QUEST STAFF Top mfr: 'l'oLl1l.:Xsln-sz-11. l.uuas. lin,-nnan. Cfraigo. Butler: Third rmr: Peter- son. lf.. Madigan. Wanvig. XlrNaniie-. liuder. Warlr-51 Serornl rout Nofloll. Nlvr- ritt. Nlartin. Berkini Klar- sllall, Plant: Front rrmz' Steve-iis. Hrinli. x film nan, u ' - ' ' lmner. llbllilli, fu ' . 1 rf . f n ,J f' - f A' ii. 1 'J rl ' YA :K - - - A A JEAN D.-wnirsox Vllhat Hrst Comes to your mind when you hear the month of May mentioned? Spring, of Course. And with spring we associate all things that are fresh and new. So we had again a lmrand new issue ol' the Central High '6Quest making its l9I57 delmut in May. Spring is also the season of contests, and con- sequently the stall' worked diligently on material to suhmit to the various colleges, perhaps again to add another star to Cen- tralis literary crown. ll would he nice, would it not, to receive a liheral cash prize for a story, or essay, or poem you have written? Ur perhaps a scholarship to some college of note? Evangeline Bone-r assumed the editorship of the spring Qin-st.i' Margaret Cloonan was the business manager, and Helen Ujala supervised the advertising. This issue also had the advertising contest ol' uscramhled Vlfordsw and the sophomore section. R6IllCIl1lJ8I'. it pays to wrilel - EvANc:i:l.lx1-1 Boxxx - - NlARll.LA limwx llklil-Ii. lloiurxs Guzsow. XYAIIRI-IN litTl'1-t'lL'li7l3LI Smji-Soma Biainux. llrgrm .laterz Mfurriy, Cuarm xox WA1u.m', Douoruv M1:N.n1r:i:, BETTY Wfxnxuz, Main JAYNH Nonron, CARL!-Q'l'flN Toon, Honrur tinauzo, Caizouw Srnyuw, Doxornx Cows. llainn' BUTLER, Nluuzfxiuzr Manusu Typists--NIlln.u1 Croiicu. Soma l.xwm3R1:, Doztorur XICNABIARX - NIARGARM' tIlioox,xY UTHU' NIKISTIMWN - - lliiriix 0.lA1,A Adviser ----4 Armani. 0'Lr:xin 'ilu-r 6 L I Tlw ,litlllliify vlziss play, hlilvatll Takes at Huliclayf, hy :Xllwrto Cuselia. wus prwseiitetl in thi- school anclitorium on Jainiary 22. l93T. lt was an llllllSllZll class play annl highly appixwiaitctl hy the illltllf'Ill'6. All thc' thirteen iiwnilwrs in thc- Cast lunnllml their parts vxceptioiiztlly welll, hut top honors go to Christ Andrflws. who portluyvcl tht- part of HlJPLtlll.u Ht- playvcl his role in at inoft l'PIH3l'liilltltt Ill3lllllC1', l'lwi'yoin- of his many lint-s war gin-n cliftiiictiwly untl c-Xpiwlsfiwly. loin Kil- ln'itlt'. its tlw Bilftlll. zulmlml a coins-ily air to this ftranlgv clranial. to thi- mlm-light of thv annlic-nite-. Grazia, thv girl who lmws everv- Q, , . thing for Hlleuthf' was playvml ln' tlail liiuiivel. Shi- lnnicllclcl In-r pnrt with gl'iil't'lilll poise anrl fiin'vi'ity. Bath Nlillvr. dr thv Duke-. an-te-tl like at vc-tm-i'uii. To Nlifs Ruth Sr,'ttei'lic-ig. snplimiioiv Englifh lt'itl'ltPl'. who cliiw-vtefl thc play. was clue- at grvut dwil ol' 4-ri-tlil lim' tht- slim-1-sf ul' the play. -N' ,wif ' --- 5 wi l ' A it it A 4 J L is fl in 3' ,4 I JANUARY CLASS PLAY CAST lppw' mir: lihrift :Kn- ilrv-xxf. tflntrlutlu- fvgllin, lhin I.:-han. 'livin lxil- Initlv. Nlargltn-rilv l.unil- qnixt. Hill lfin nvgzin: l, if ir ff r run: Jn-i-pliiin , . ,livin--. ,luhn lxinnlulph. Ni- , A n ' nlzl ltlr-rll. Iwlt XllllK'f. , . ll luI'4'r lxull. lltfltltl llkllv. DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY lmtl lu right: Itii-ill. lfin- nvgun. Zvglin. liinilquift. , . lrt'LlIll't'l. jiirlivxs-. Nlilli-r. Hill. lmlnin. JUNE CLASS PLAY I ppm' rozr: Carlson. Salis- P lrurv. l'rllmerg1. letersou. . . , llvlgerud. Lislason. boh- - 1 Ing. ln-nnell: IAIIIPI' rout l'lQ llIH. Pulliam. Halter, ,- llonvr. ll o I Z 1' r , lxude. llenze SCENES ERQM PADDY, Tl-TE NEXT BEST THING The class play of the spring semester was entitled Paddy, the Next Best Thing. Elaine Salishury, in the title role ol' Paddy, made a very charming Irish girl. Don Carlson played the male lead. The supporting east, consisting of Boh Bennett. Dick Haiter, Boll Helgerud, Earle Trude, ,lohn Friherg, Dolores Peterson, Betty Cislason, Edythe Holzer, Ethel Henze, Grace Putnam, Annajane Eggurn. Maurine Morris, and Evangeline Boner rendered a hue performance. The success of the play was due in a large part to Miss Lorine Crosz, senior English teacher, who coached the players in a way that hrought out their hes! talents. The play was set in England. Lawrence Blake, played hy Don Carlson, had come hoine from India to find himself in love with Paddy, instead of Eileen, played hy Dolores Peterson. It hecornes more complicated lrecause Paddy is intensely loyal to Eileen. However, the play comes to a happy ending at the Close of the fourth act. l65l Out of the floors and windows of room 400 every sixth period the strains of sweet music used to meet our ears. For within that room Central's own Glee Cluli practised. This year the cluh was especially successful, having a membership of eighty voieesfvoices ol' young people intensely interested in music. They produced the opera. Chimes of Norrnanclyf' a colorful comic opera hy Planquette, which took many weeks ol' strenuous rehearsal. Besitles presenting the opera for Central on March 18 and 19, the Cluh repeated it for the National Teachers' Convention in May. But opera is just one phase ol' the clulfs activities. lt participated in a radio program over WKTCN. ai concert at the Park Avenue Congregational Church. antl the liaccalanreate services for the gratluates hoth in january antl june. Here is truly a fine eluhefeone ol' which Central may Wtxll lit' plllllll. 661 ff GIRLS' GLEE CLUB To ll l1lll'f xlil1'KPIlllt'. llaly. llc-ss:-ssen. l'lrista'tlt. l Solomon. l'z'arson. liytlvn. l Xue-lkr-. ,If-rm-ll: l 1'j1lz ron .' Perry. Peterson. Nlurpliy. l Nliller. lilagvr. lloplr-. Fi IU m o n s. llillwrtsonl lftlllffll rout Flmnli. Berg:- man. 1'1'ox'kw-x'. l,2.llIlll'I'. l l,in1ls i gg. Cliristitinsen. Perkins. lin-t-n: Thin! mir: lu-rson. llnlt-. Olson. V l liroin. lilldIlllH'I'S. huns. Olson: Svwonzf l4IIl'f Sau- yvr. lflolo. lfvklantl. Nor- ton. Krln-gy-l. Uri-1-n. .Mis- Iin. Slcvullsg Ffllllf ron: Stains. Nlartin. S in i l ll. Nlorsf-. llollanrl. lhuer. Hansen. BGYS' GLEE CLUB Twp rrmp' Hevknmn. tier- se-I. lle'ssvssf'ri. Bronson. .lollnson. H o y 1- s. xlutt, lfranks: lfffzzrllz ronp' Nel- l son. Farln-r. Nelson. Nu-- llUl4Ull. l.-intl. Kaiser. Taylor: Thirtl muy' Pan' nin. Pwtvrsoii. llathaway. .l4xhnson, Kennedy. Can.. gt-lholli: 5f'r'o71rlm14'.' Hoh- Iig. Jones. Stevvris. liar- nlen. Kvnaston, livkelhvr- ry. l.:-lisong lfronl muy' llomlgv. lijugan. Nlorshare-. Morse. Layne. Olin. Rif-Ir artlson. SCENES FROM QPERA Cl-IIMES CDF NORMANDY l irx1 panel: Helen .lane flrei-n. l!ill Xlearli Serorztf prrnwl: ,lark Franks. llel- en janv Ureen. ,lolin llodge. Nlarguerite Lund- quist. llill Xleadg Thin! panel: Alohn Hodge. 9 CHOIR Top role: Aletvlisoil. ltivh- ardson. l nhrnian. lin-wiv man. Saxon. johnson. Nlartin. Philipp: Fifth rmr: 5 in a r I. t.oln-man. Knutson, liaeliley. .-Mitleiv son. llalling. lxers: l'40I1lflI I'UH'.' llinn, tlorham. .Kli- vvorth. NN Lilt'I'l'tllI'f. XIV- Nlillen, Lohhen: Tliirrf mir: Nlmzltleiilatirgz Nie- Nainee. Kult.-iiliai-lc. Unla- la. Nlvlaiigliliii. ,lohnsf-n. ,l11l7UllNl'IIl 5-t'l'Uflll mn .' Kvani. lhillis. Kfoate. Noi- sen. lngrahani. lsaat-song Fran! rout johnson. Nels son. ll i l v' s . Xxolilliord, 'l'iirker. lfrii-kson. XY illiains. Two never-to-heforgotten dates on Centralis calendar were March 18 and 19, when the Glee Club and Orchestra. under the direetion of' Mr. Sydney Morse. staged the very heautiful opera. Chimes ol' Normandy, hy Planquette. Leading roles were handled hy Sadelle Solomon, Helen Jane Green. Marguerite Lundquist and Bill Mead, with a supporting east ol' Dolores Daly, Robert Morshare, John Hodge. ,lack Franks, Glen Bron- son, Truman Bessesen, and Burton Layne. The ehorus was exeellent and the orchestra. without piano aeeonipaniment. played the music in a very inspiring manner. THE CEN'l'l:Al.1AN welcomes for the first time on its pages Centralis new :X Capella Choir, a mixed chorus ol' forty voices, under the direction of Mr. Wohllord. The purpose of the Choir is to promote students' appreeiation of hetter a eapella musie. Although the choir has heen organized only since last September, it has assisted in several prograins, notahly the January Class Baccalaureate service. The Advisory Committee, which plans social activities for the Choir, consists of john lvers tkCh.j, Betty Bullis, Charles Fuhrnian, and Jeanette Kaltenlmaek. -' -i 5. J ,414 lfmil x ,I , .xx .. at 1. -J K 'ls 1 ,L Q My yn M , ., , s ,Af gf C. x 'rid av Al ri V-li V I . 'l K 1, J qi 1 Y 1 l I One of Ct-ntral's most popular presentations, the annual A ft . I , l Comedy Concert, was ushered in this year by the ominous and X XY tg somewhat ghastly sound effects of a mystery thrillerw pre- 5 ' , f sented hy the dramatic cluli, 4'lVlimes and Mummersf' t f A Announced hy Warren Hultgren, the Concert played two I ' . . . . , . . 1 i J' nights to highly receptive audiences. X'2:ll'lOl1S clubs in the school ' presented nuinliers on the program: some were representatives 'V ' of the clulm and some were not. The Tomb, an artistic pre- 5 , sentation of ancient Egyptian lieliefs, and the Fencing Clulfs . ' 5 sabre exhibition lent spectacular effect to the production. Cos- N tumed dances, vocal and instrumental solos by Centralites and alumni were featured. Vlleirtl or spectacular lighting effects were furnished as needed, hy the stage crew. Most of the dance numlmers were presented with Mal Lloyd's orchestra as a background, and Mal furnished all the musical accompaniinents. Miss Eugenia Ziemer was in charge ol' the production. , 1- iili If ' CQMEDY CQNCERT COMEDY CQNCERT l63l'r' ' FALL STUDENT COUNCIL Top rolr: Fuuve. Finne- gan. Andersen. Nl. .l.. fier- lyerg Seeonrf row! Put- nam. Nlurtungli. Nliars. 5 at n tl ln e r 51. Lofstraml. Front rout Killxride. ,lar- vis. l,r-e. Paige. SPRING STUDENT Top rnzr: lla-rlmer. flouri- ney, LeY6st'oItIr'. Pete! sotl. ll.. Lee: St'I'1IlI!l rolr: J liailer. ffulhune. l utnam. Olson. L.: fron! roar: Hu- dingger. larxis. Ftrule. Par ke-r. D0 you helieve in student government? Central does, and that is the purpose ol' the Student Council. The Couneil meets every Vlvednesday in the Trophy lloom to discuss student affairs und activities. Nlemlmership consists of four senior class officers, two other seniors, two memhers of the li senior class, editor-in-Chief ol' the News. and the presidents ol. the Hi-Y club. the Girls' cluh, the eluh. the Girl Reserves. the flu-X.A. hoard and the C.C.C. eahinet. During the full term members sponsored a Courtesy Drive. On December 9, the council enter' tained and exchanged ideas with four members of the River Falls high school council. At the close of the semester at Chow Mein luncheon was served to all memhers in Miss Leahy's dining room. Leonard Page was president during the full term and Annabelle Lee was secretary. Spring term officers were Cas- per Rudinger, president, and Annulmelle Lee. secretary. A yt A l The C.C.C. cabinet is the governing body of the C.C.C. This abbreviation, which stands for I'Courtesy, Consideration, and Cleanliness, is the motto which the cabinet has to maintain and hold up to the student body through its monitors. This is the only cabinet in school which is directly elected by the entire student body. It is composed of twelve representatives-four HA seniors, four By seniors, and one member each from the HBU and A-ii sophomore and B and A junior grades, who meet every second Wednesday, between lunches, in the Trophy Room. Here they receive and consider reports from the floor managers, discuss the problems of student government, principally the order being kept in the halls and lunchroom, the care of the school lawns, and they are willing, when called upon, to help in any capacity, to the best of their ability, promptly and efficiently. The president of the fall cabinet was Dick Sauve: of the spring cabinet, Casper Rudinger. Mary Phelps served as secretary, and Marcia Rehl as treasurer for both. The faculty adviser is Edward Krueger. I vnu .1 A N, , It -XA ,i ,J C.C.C. FALL CABINET Top l'1IIl'f lludinger. Kiran IIILI. llinf-s. l innn'gan .Nwrnmf Jolt: xll'xlllll'Il liflllglllllll. II r ll n my u i s I . It 's : lfrnnl l:I'lIIIIIl l 'IIIIHI I run: llc-Ill. Saline, Krus- ger. l'Ilr-Ips CCC. SPRING CABINET Top I'llI4'f Nlrhlm-Ileli. Uja la. Nxanstroin. Hillman .N 1' 4' rf Il If lllltf l',rSIt'il Sll'4'lllil'lIN. JI a t I1 u r st- Ilim-s: lfronf l'1tIl'.' Krue grvr. li e I1 I . Hollinger l'I11-Ips. Wiith the coming of June the C.C.C. monitors will conclude a highly successful year. Their success and efficiency in main- taining order in the halls and co-operation with the lunch rooni management in the prohlein of controlling twenty-three hundred students is indeed connnendahle. The clulr is under the juris- diction of the C.C.C. calminet, with Mr. Edward Krueger serving as its faculty adviser. ln every school year there are several campaigns for pat- ronage of some particular organization or publication. In the past year these campaigns. through the help of Miss Henry and her puhlic speaking classes, have gained much valuable co-operation. ln addition, the students gain considerable experi- ence in presenting a topic convincingly to an audience. Some of the campaigns that owed much of their success to this assist- ance were the school clothing drive, Hi-Y and Student Council Courtesy campaigns, News and Centralian suhscription drives. r - tn How would you like to be a library monitor? Are you an upper elassman with a scholarship a little above average? Are you particular about your appearance, and do you boys wear your ties and keep your shirlsleeves down? Have you the ability to say No to friends and enemies alike when the occasion arises? ll' so, you may be the one that Miss Thomas selects for the position. Vlrould you like to know your duties? Two people are chosen for each hour oi' the dayg if possible, one boy and one girl, making a total of twelve on the Library Board. You will stand at the door and exchange a white slip for the student's yellow one. After the white slip has been hlled out, you will distribute it to the designated study hall. Try your best to main- tain order at all times. Then you will be the perfect library monitor. 1721 To! FALL LIBRARY STAFF ll nl tail lln Top lOIl'.' 1 5' . L lil ding. llnrton. Nlavllona ' 1 Xll Lmdabl: ,Ser-ofzrf l'lJll'.' llrznly. l.-lIlll4liIIQ1, Nlr llride: lfronl mir: Fam ber-i. Ilraum. llrive. Coat. F lxatldol. SPRING LIBRARY STAFF 1 mfr: llurlon. Mar Donald. ,larxifz Seroml rozr: lfulbane. Todd. Boll lig. Ftroinbergz lfront ron' llarding. li l rx n I. Brief Aagazird. Fry r-. GIRLS' CLUB CABINET Twp mfr: llotirtlicy. rl.. Sparring, Johnson. li.. Zljlllll. Plielps. Peterson. D., lfrnnf mzrf Putnam. Xlurraugrh, Tlminas, Sillltl- bcrg. tioilrtm-y. ll. GIRLS' CLUB CABINET 7' u fl 1' ll 14: Sparring. tionrtney. l'lr-slpa, An- iwml. llul.am'. llalph: l'vl'0IIl rmr: lloner. Crapes. Nlvflratli. Thomas. lletcr- Qon, D.. Salisbury. i fll O fl , ,ff fs x 3 ! X A V t, lil X The Girls' Club has continued to be an outstanding organ- ization at Central ever since it was founded. It has helped to create a spirit ol' friendliness among all the girls and it enables them to make lasting friendships which continue after they graduate. The club does not confine its memberships merely to upper-classrnen, but includes the sophomores, too. This is one ol' its advantages, as the new girls are given an opportunity to meet other girls right at the very beginning so that they will not be left outside of the many activities. As a result a Big Sister party is held each semester. The fall term's othcers were Mildred Sandberg, president, Beverly Murtaugh, vice-presidentg Grace Putnam, secretary, and Bernice Courtney, treasurer. Miss Thomas, assistant prin- cipal, has been our adviser for both spring and fall term. The officers elected this spring were Dolores J. Peterson, presidenig ,leanne Courtney and Elaine Salisbury, vice-presidents: Helen Grapes, secretary, Evangeline Boner, treasurer. l Bank directors are chosen from among the cashiers who show good work in promoting banking in their advisory rooms. The hoard consists of eight members. They meet the first and third Tuesday of each month to discuss the problem of banking and how to encourage it. Goode is the adviser in charge. The oflicers for the fall semester included Betty Fagerstrom, presidentg Ted Pehrson, vice-presidenlg and Alice Blomgren, secretary. Others on the board were Frank Miars, Jeanette Grunditz, Betty Holzer, and John Stevens. Members of the spring hoard ol' directors were Ted Pehrson, president: Alice Blomgren, vice-president: Frank Miars, seeretaryg also Betty Holzer, ,lohn Stevens, Betty Dibble. Dorothy Turner, and Martha Sparring. The Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank has handled the deposits for our schools since l908. This was established to stimulate and encourage thrift habits. A cashier is chosen hy each advisory group. Each cashier has twenty to thirty-Eve students to hank for. BANK DIRECTORS lop rnuy' llosrner, Hera llilI'4l. Nlawllonalnl. llaliin. Naglaarfli Nwfnrl ron: ltl- lintt, Nl i a :wo tlrunditz. 51:-xr-ns. Xi-ls-iii. li.. hurl: I'-Hill! mu: ll-tlfer, l'c-hr- suii, lirnmlv. l'l1ig4'I'slrnril. lllonlgrr-n. BANK CASHIERS Trip mu: lfvkslrnni. lfran- . , . . Len. 5N1't'llt'f. lnraltlmaite. , , . lxalanqum. li 1- r 51 41 u 1 s I. Cole. Sniart. Klinkn-nherg. Gleason: lfijfll mir: Heu- Ier. ,lil1'lllPSl'll. lioosalis. fuekle, Dam-ll. Sinn: Niel- ahn. I3 u n k e r. liurnsg l r1111'lh mfr: Nelson. Kal- , . ll'llllil4'll. lirill, lxers. Nlcr- rlll. lurner. iondon. llill- nian. lfarl. ll:-hl: Thin! rnlrf Xl y 1- r s. Patterson. , - . . lmoll. l'I'lll4'y, llmrn-hs. , . lmran. xlilfllll. ,lol1nson. lilhllsolll N rw n n rl mir: I u1'k4'1'. .len-en. Al it n es, l'eI1-1'--nu. llay:-s. Holm. llaas. ,lm-nhsrnl. l,allc-lle. llollanvl: ljlllllf run: Ale- Nilus. l'lusl1'l', llilrlrle. Sit'- xens. llloitlgliw-ii. l'e-hrson. 'Xliar-. Nparriiigi. lnlhert- Flin. STAGE CREW Trip mu: llaggett. Morgan. Connors, H1-rdahl, lieu-4-' son. Nl.. llepg Yialgrz 1. u ' , if , 'I WW 12 ' any STAGE CREW iN ACTKDN , . , Im!! In rzylzt: hay l,yon rliief llyman: Norman Dag:- guilt. assi:-tant llyman: Xlar- Iin Anderson. ellie-f elm-1' lrivian: lioln-rt lierdalll Flu-rrnan Wvalgren. lliarlvs Konnors. stage inanagvr' . , . l'rne--I lukwe- Xxlllllll' Xlor- gin. rliief projertioiiist, IJIIIHI mu: Lyon. .Milli-iv During the fall term the stage crew was composed of Sher- man Wlalgren. stage manager: Martin Anderson. chief elec- trieiang Vlvilhur Morgan, projeetionistg Emest Reece, carpenter: Raymond Lyon. Hyman. Rolrert Herdahl was assistant carpenter. Throughout the spring term Charles Connors was stage man- agerg Ernest Reece. Raymond Lyon and Martin Anderson again held the positions of carpenter. flyman and electrician. Rohert Berdahl was assistant carpenter. 'llwo new memhers were added. Donald Falk and Herbert Saxon. With the co-operation of' Maylon Hepp, faculty adviser. the stage crew was alile to stage two class plays, two commencements, the opera and comedy concert. A Christmas play. numerous assemlilies, routine prac- tises of the hand and orchestra, and even shows given by outside organizations were also rehearsed and staged hy the stage crew. Because they are behind the scenes, we sometimes forget just how much the stage crew does for our activities. These boys are really the men hehind the scenes. In any school there are students with definite ideas on various suhjects who are desirous of expressing and discussing these topics. ln Central such an opportunity is offered hy an organization known as the Student Forum. Frank Cater served as president during hoth semesters, with Christ Andrews as vice-president, Betty Munger as secretary, and Evangeline Honer as treasurer during the fall semester. Those serving as oflicers besides Frank during the spring semes- ter were Heuhen Lundeen as vice-president, Betty Plant as sec- retary. and Betty Huder as treasurer. How would you like to he a memher ol' an International Honorary Writing Society? Then you must. first of all, be among the upper third of your class, and pleasant enough so that your adviser will recommend you. Can you write? Naturally then you will he on some sort of publication, and that auto- matically makes you eligible for the Quill and Scroll Club- that is. if you write an outstanding piece ol' work. Who knows. yon may he admitted. STUDENT FQRUM ,- ,. n ln et lop mar: l.undef- , s- lfeanl-goplls. lyilmson. lodd Xmlrv-sf-11. Parker: Svmrzr ' r HIHI lxv-1-le. lnwli-r. Ilan n lin Hain NI: x 3, , . . nlso. .g. gi . ar-: lfmrzf I'IIll'.' lvilll'l' liHllr'!. 'lll1orxilson. Nlnn ger. Xndr:-ws. Vlinppr-r l'lanI. Qultt Ano SCROLL Tap llll1'.' lluiley. Xon5ien W llei's1-lilmawli. Ce-unkopli s Flnnegstni I' 1' 0 nl 1' 11 It .lone-, XY ulxatne. Im- , . lmrlnl-wnigi. WARREN DEBATE 7017 rn1f'.' l1llIlflt'1'I'l. l1111l111- gc-r. f.llI'lsHll. l... ,Iul111:-1111. A.: l ir.vt rmr: llullgren, Tl1111'yils1111. fiater. f pu 1 .Yr ' 'X .rf - XJ ,l. t . x , ' ' f 'M ix rl CENTRAL BAND Tnp mn: lle11sr1n. Xlivlke Smitl-1. l.a1's11n. Ante-11. Hill- man. l51'111111. lTl1iTf.fl.fil1ll- nur: 51.1111 mzf: Ringysalt l.11l11-rgl. l,l1IH', l.1'f't. XX111- hins. T a111e1'1111, WVlP!'I'il. gel- nf-ss: Hflh run : N4'lH'iI1f1 l'iri1'ksu111. llrmsli. F11-11-11- llym-s. .lan-ulii. lilbfliillg llmmla. SlIIll'I FIPIIITII rmv: .l11l111s4111. l.lI1l1lllel. 01111117 ther. tfullnt. lfis1'11l11-1'g1 llmss. xlll'll. P1-11-rs1111: Tliirrl mn: Olin. Km-I1 Pieper. .'X111le1's1111. lim- nnlfls. l'illIlttI', Xl111'li11s11i1 Lane: S1'f'r1l11lrn14'.' Yllllllgle livrg. SI'llUl'lllI1fI. Wl'HIl'l'- I11 rg. l:4'l'lf'l50Il, ff I1 e- 11 AIlYlIll5lDIl, Burg. Tr-11n1'y1 Firxl I'0llE.' llllfIllf'5. Nw- felflt. Ftteflllll. li r ll 1' e XX'ul1lfc11'1l. Hale, lklllliilll btrese. The 11411111-11 Debate. annual ,lllIll01'-St'IllUI' tlelxate contest. was very slieeesslitllly presentecl. on April T6. of this year. The suhjeet was, Resolved: That the Liniterl States slioulml adopt the essential features of' the British system of radio con- trolfi The contest was very spirited throughout. with the .lunior team awarflerl a close rleeisicm. Both teams were very almly coached by Miss Helen Tlioryilscm. The general C0llCt'IlSl1S ol' opinion was that the clehate was one of the hest ever presentezl at Central. Centralis Band is larger this year than it has lmeen for the past four. At the heginning of each term tryouts are eonduetezl for places. During the football season the group is conyertecl into a marching hand, which plays at all the hmne games. Lecl hy Mr. Charles E. Wohlford, the hand giyes one concert i11 the spring of every year. Mr. Witlllllillfd asserts that memhers all show an excellent spirit of co-operation. S ,S 1 ' ' , A l77l 4 Parties, teas, dances, personality discussions-all these interesting activities were engaged in lmv Blue Triangle Girl Reserves. Girl Reserves are tlie seliool girl rneniliers of the Y.Vi'.C.A. 'lllieir purpose is To find and give tlie best. Meni- liersllip in Blue Triangle is open to any senior or A junior girl. Outstanding events of the year at Central were the Mothers' and Daughters' Thanksgiving Tea, Recognition services, mem- liersliip parties, a Dad and Daughter Bean Feed, and a spring dance. During the Lenten season Girl lieserves, together witli tlie Hi-Y, sponsored Lenten services. linporlant city-wide events were tlie lee Festival, Twin City Girl Reserve Conference. and Winter Camp. Oflicers of the fall terrn were Annabelle Lee. president: Jayne Anderson. vice-president: Dorothy Wagner. seeretary: Yirginia Bell. treasurer. and Helen lvlandeen, inter- elulm eonneil ineinlmer. ln the spring term Annabelle Lee was president: Jeanne Lex eseonte. viee-presidentg Tliea Petersen, secretary: Vlargaret Naruni. treasurer. and Tlieda Bringrnan. inter-eluli eouneil Illt IIllNJl'. BI V' I FALL BLUE I TRIANGLE CABINET Top mn: ,Xgig.1ard. Alan' fl v-v- n. llvlle-VI. Uriinin, I onrlney: 5 f'f'f: mf ffm: lN.Igin'r. Noivlqliislr Wal- xalnv-. lxlliw-kri2l ror1I ron II.-II. Xrnlv-r.en. iettf-r'ln'ig, lxorieta. l,I-In SPRING- TRIANGLE CABINET Top mu: Aaigzalarfl. tlourt- ney. lillliilillliil. Neuter, llringzinan. llageng Serund row: Svsanslroni. lizunpv liell. IL-II. Wzigzrier, lup- per: IXIHIII mir: l,e-Yes eulllv, l,e-e, lxuI'Isl.1, l'f'Ir'F' sen. Narnrn. 5. HI-Y CHAPTER llootlyvar. .llaellonahl Taylor. llrennan. .Nslvsen Hale: Tllirrf mn 3 Ili-nm-tl Nlelln. Nlervier. NIM for- mivk. llelglertnl. l'arkn-r fran-nz SVVUIIKI rout Xli ars. lf.. lilerk. Hoyt. Smith Xlivh. I,et-per. from ron' llagslroin. lfllis. Nliller . , ., xlllile. ln.. Page-. lxislt-r,. H'llonne-ll. Hurton. HI-Y CHAPTER Top 7'lIll'.' Park. lif'l'llPSl'Il. lloklas. Hillman. Fnn-ltzly. Berg. Xloorw. l'rveimni: lffjlfl roll: Xlellritlv. Nel solkllz-l'1lulll. Brinke. l,l'l1'I' son. l',. Newell. ll:-nton: lfozulli rozr: Riilst'lIt'llI' Killorn. ll:-eve. H4-rgquisl. Pitlrlatlo. llartlingl. Kier- ling. Ili-rge: Tflirrf t'Ull'I Lone. Horan. llerlnsr. Ilt-l- nierson. llartlett. ll.. l.owy llartlvll, ll.: Seronzf mir! Pearson. Batten. Tlionlp- son. l.llll4lt't'Il. Feliatxlemt Peterson. A.. Hiiltgren. ll:-rtelson: fron! rnux' Nliller. llc-vkman. llilnson. lfarlson. lfriherg. llanum Vllllnllltlsolt. rl. lop rn14': llalxorson. Nrale The Hi-Y is a cluh for junior and senior hoys. Under the sponsorship and leaclership of the Younger Heirs Christian As- sociation it has for its purpose to create. maintain aml extend throughout the school and community a higher standard of Christian character. The Hi-Y is mlivitlell into seven chapters: .-Xhhas. Gophers, Linx. Nlonk-heads. Vlorpheus. Pioneers and Sigmas. The Monk-head is a newly formed chapter and is for negro hoys. Each chapter meets every week at the home of one of its memhers. Once a month there is a joint meeting at some uearhy church or school. :Xt these meetings the program consists of speakers, movies. eluh news, or group singing. Last term Leonard Page was presiilent of the cluh: Bernie Miars. vice- president: Boh Miller. secretary, and Dick Eisler. treasurer. This term Don Parker was elected president. with Don U'Don- nell, vice-presidentg Holi Halvorson, secretary, and Harry flood- year, treasurer. Faculty advisers for the seven chapters are Mr. Rodgers. Mr. Pelto. Mr. llohcle. Mr. Hawker and Mr. Wohlford. The Silver Triangle of' the Girl Reserves is composed ot' AM junior and sophomore girls. lt is a nation-wide organiza- tion for girls sponsored hy the Y.VQ'.C.A. lts purpose is to encourage friendship and establish Christian character among the girls of Central High. This term a few of their outstanding events were a Dad and Daughter Pie Feed, a Recognition service and supper at the Y.YV.C.A., Christmas carol singing, and a successful membership party. The girls elected as olticers for the spring term were Lorraine Olson, ,lean Leighton, Pat O'Don- nell, Priscilla Keyes, president, vice-president, secretary and treasurer respectively. The ofticers for the fall term were Vic- toria Nelson, president, Margaret Hagen, vice-presidentg Fran- ces Ann Roll, secretary: Madelyne Swallander, treasurer. ln the spring term. the Hi-Y sponsored the morning Lenten Services. which were held at school once a week during Lent. Last fall a Thanksgiving Service was sponsored. During January and Fehrnary, a haslxelhall tournament was held. The Monk- head Chapter won thi- silver trophy cup. ac- 1 SILVER TRIANGLE CABINET Top l'1PI1'f Nlaeliwiiziv. Ili-is saker. Ilorn. ling:-n. liron- scn. ffIi1'istopIiv-i'son, UI- sol1.,I.1 .gt'lfIlI1!lIlllf II.iIlI. Ilanillon. Koenig. Xsplin. Ixniglil. F:-nlguivlx. XXVIIVVI lvwli mn: N-Innnlyla-r. Imigliton. lx:-yi-si Ullon- n1II. Olson. Xe-Ison. Snai- Ieniler. Iloll. lionlil. I-II-Y INEW MEMBERS AND OEEICERSI Top mir: Nichols. Iarxis, Ilallovsay, II ll I I. HIIIVH. Ixnnnner. Peterson. I'ranIx. lim-k. .-Xnde1'son: l ifIl1 ron .' Iilaekm-II. Nlnrray. Il:-niler. .-Xdains. Fallier. liLlIl'l4. Triidi-A Iiomxnin. Nlayws. l'orter: l u11rIh mir: Iirovxn. Iironn. lf. firippen. Tlllglli'-. Hayes. Ixziy. Iintler. xlll1'Tll'l'. Nm- 1-ns. Iv-Ielierz Tlzirrl mir: lngrann. Ohlin. Sinnlliviin, 1I5lIllllQllll1k'SSf, Xlxiloni-. XXvavei'. I'1i'iwIIwi'. lilIIIlKVI'. I.I4n'It. Iloiiglieilyz Sf-11,1111 f'n1i'.' Iinilingi-r. Ilorvin. IIAIII, Iii-1-Iier. II.iIi:'i'. lfzir- - - v ninn. Ixay. liei'Iux1II.lnIam'Ix- ui-II: l I.I'Xf ron: Hell, llooilu-ar. Ilalxorson. I'ar- ker, 0'IIonnelI. Iloran. his- Ii-r. Iiillinan. FRENCH CLUB Top 7'01l'f Johnson. C.. Miller. Nordqnist. Durand. Roberts. Madigan. Johnson. F.. Anderson. Nl., Fourth rout: Macliain, Millet. Robertson. Ojala. Swan- strom. Conrad, Hokanson. Lee. llfvferl Thfrd rozv: Green. lilfllllgflrll. Young- berg. Carlson. Nl.. Caxir. Duryea. Tnrnquist. Fiinp' song Serorzrl roir: 'fism-lier. lflolo. Mcflallam. Qnale. Dougherty. Tupper. Swan- son. H.: Front roir: Hines. Hunger. Hnllis. Ure:-lisler. Holliday. Ladd. llay. Stra- han. FRENCH CLUB T011 row: Jolinson. il.. johnsm. Y.. Martin. Frye. liggum. Swetlell. Calvin. Blooing Fifth. l'0ll'.' Cran- lund. Dickinson. Johnson. F.. Phelps. Murphy. Back- ley. Copeland: lfourth rout: Crocker. Akerbf-rg. Nlarondc. Carl. liergsalier. Mecklenburg. Peterson. D., Hayerg Third rout Oillon- nell. Olson. l... Sauer. Villas. Barstow. C at e s . Prestlioldt. Steeng Seronrl roux' Smith. M.. Blmngren. Grapes. Kemp. Werrirk. Collins. Kuhn. Foley g Front rouf: Jarvis. Peake. Tnpper. Holliday. Dreclls- ler, 0'Connor. Ladd. jones. The French Club is one of Central's largest, oldest, and most active clubs. In 1919 it adopted the name Le Foyer which signifies '5The Hearth. Its purpose is to promote interest in the French people, their customs and literature, among the students studying the French language. In addition to gaining a better understanding of France, club members enjoy the good fellowship and friendliness the club provides. Every year Le Foyer donates money to the Ida V. Probett Fund. The club is under the able leadership of Mrs. Alice F. Drechsler and Miss Margaret Holliday, faculty advisers. On the third Wednesday of every month, the meetings were held, and the programs con- sisted of French plays and songs, folk dances, and talks on European travels. The most anticipated event of the year was the annual Christmas party. Santa Claus distributed presents, under the Christmas tree, to all the members of the club, and an excellent program followed. Nun , PAt1is: I I U X I On May 18 the French Cluh takes general charge of the International Good Vllill Day. Each year a Peace Day message is received from the children of Wales. It is translated and answered in French and English. The ollicers elected for the fall term were Howard Day, president: Kathryn l.add, vice- presidentg Betty Bullis, secretaryg Betty Munger, treasurer. Madelyn Swallender, Louise Robertson. Martin Dougherty, and Helen Ojala were elected president, rice-president. secretary. and treasurer respectively for the spring term. For the fall term of the Botany Cluh, Jeanne Le Vesconte was chosen president, ,lean Vanstrum, vice-president, Richard Nutt, secretary, and Donal O'Donnell, treasurer. Vliillt the open- ing of the spring term Donal O'Donnell was elected president: Marion Cronvall, vice-presidentg Rohert Beckwith, secretary: and Lucille Aagaard, treasurer. The cluln is under the direction ot' Miss Edlund and Miss Bruce, liotany teachers. I l FRENCH CLUB Top rote: Scltmutzler. Mad- igan. Uronvall. l.aVigne. .Mitts-w. Vtalstad. Durand. liieltardsong Fifth row: Nlralillen. Conrad. Miller. Nlurray. Ilan-ll. llanf. Ho- lianson: Fourth roztx' Ga- vie. Anderson, Nl.. ffliris- topltz-rson. Saysyf-r. Kvatn. lfarl. llerkin. Yatlte: Third role: lfrivkson. Light. llt-xv orly. llouatt. XM-It-lt. Aus- ten. Peterson. Y.: SHIWIIIKI rout Setlguit-k. Jackson. Lange-. Dahl. Quale. Holl. llttrley. Woltratn: Front ron 3 llannlton. llanson.X .. lloliler. liougllerly. Holt- .-rtson. Suallainler. Ojaia. BGTANY CLUB Top rote: Aldrielt. Gron- yall. Turnstrand. Nloerke, llandolplt. tire-fsrutl. Burn- qnist, Eglekyist. Nelson. B.: Fijlli l'oll'i Strand. Larson. ll.. llasmussen. Al1,fli1L1lN4l. Kaplan. lltidingzer. Reno. llevk: Fllltffll l'I7It'.' Phelps. SW1lllt'IHl1'l'. llell. lloklas. tlranlund. Miller. John- stone. llerg. K1-Ilerg Third rott: Peterson. ll.. Larsen. ll.. llaltl. Nelson. H.. Ka- rount-s. Y:-zzoso. Crawford. lflliott. llaven. lltnstn-ad: Seronfl rotr: l. i n tt u i s t, Kttltn. llorlon. Foley. Xlas tltison. Xlyrold. Swanson. ll.. l't'lt'rson. A.. Skogss ln-rg: Fran! row: Peter- son. ll.. llines, Berg. Le- Yt-st-onte-, Edlund. Bruce. Nanstrttrn. Yutt.U'Donnell. BOTANY CLUB Top mir: TYOUIIIBIIS. Blac- Kenzie. liitlinan. Ander- son. Nl.. Ponlos. Xelson. B.. Jaekola. Bjllglillll IJOIIVIII nur: Strand. Keller. Jen- son. SSYLillQ'HllK'I'. Roskaft. H a s 111 ll s s 1' 11. NTRITITSUIIQ Tlzirzl ro11': lf1t111ker.l3row11. Dans s. Slll'llf'lllJ?Fg. Pllelps. l'1-te-1'so11. IJ.. Foley. Peter- son. A.: Sermid ro1L :ffraw- ford. Long. llannun. Steen. Willianis. RUllllt'21L1.CiI'Ft4ll1 Fmnz run: Nlonseth. Ruli- stad. ll o r I o Il. Ellltllltl. llrnve. Salishury. Linquist. BOTANY CLUB 7.011 run: .'xIl'iillSlJll, Hall. lh-1'g11111ist. llngzhes. Daly. li11rli111'n'r. llalehi Ffftfz run: llavltlr-5. l'llliYiI1. La- Xigzm-. lleno, -lljllllflbll. lie1'gsz1lu-1': f o1H'If1 TOIt'.' I.:-Yi--1-o11te. Samlherg. Gis- lgison. Xe-lson. B.. Man'- llain. liotl. CI'ilI1lLlHllZ Tlzirrl rout c,.Sll2lllgllll1'N- sy. Nutt. llz111dlon. Xl. X.. llandlon. Nl.. Hawkinson. lflliott. 111111111 Second I'l?Il'f .'xFl'il'QILlLll'4l. Wlick- hurn. lilUlllQII't'Il. H u u fl. ,lol1nson. li.. Kuhni Roll: I rmz1 row: l'TLigt'!'SlI'l nn. Keyes. 5lIlt'lllt'l'. Beek- mth. llljllllllvll. lfronxall. Auguurnl. The Botany Cluh was organized for those who wish to do additional work ill nature study. Its meetings are held on the seeond and fourth Vilednesday ol' each mo11th. Movies are shown and interesting talks are given. The theme this year was con- se1'vatio11. One ol' the special meetings of the year was the camp- is .Z fire lioruin. This was an open discussion of the IJFOTJTPIIIS of the woods. T'iYt'I'y0llG had the opportunity to raise a question. The eluh had its first holly sale the Friday hefore school closed for the Christnias holidays. It was so successful that fresli supplies of holly and mistletoe l1ad to he ordered for the aliternoon sale. The third annual rose sale was held on May 25th, which was Centralian Day. The Botany Club contributed to the Ida V. Prohett School Fund. the Coxnrnunity Fund. and the Flood Relief' Fund. l 1331 1 JL. Mimes and Mummers is the dramatic organization of the school. It is made up of members with acting ability who have qualified for the club through successful tryouts. Membership is limited to thirty. The club aids many students in learning the rudiments of acting and stage technique. It also usually supplies much of the talent for the AM Senior Class play. At Christmas the club gave the religious pantomime uwlhen the Chimes Rang. With the beginning of the new term a very humorous skit, entitled The Quest, was presented to the Sophomore Assembly. The mystery play Wits End was produced at the annual Comedy Concert to a very appreciative audience. Officers of the second semester were Michael Culhane. president: Frank Cater. xice-presidentg Crace Putnam. seeretaryg and Elizabeth Munger. treasurer. The work of the organization has been very ably directed by the club adviser, Miss l.orine Crosz. K' -Ls 1 IN It MIMES AND MUMMERS Top mir: Jones. il.. Nliars Nl:-lbx. 'lrudwz Xnderson ll., 5llllU',lilllll.iI!t'1 Third lo14'.' Sllllelbllff. llramrel H-ull. fm-glin. l'l11-ips, lion rad. l'a-le-rson, Ili Sffllllll 1'ou': 5l1'x1'ns. lion:-r. Ninn gr-r. lnfslrzxml. l'uInain lllll.Lll'1 l'.I'IflIl Illllf lfuler Xllll!'l'. llulxitllsnll. bros! Nelson. Ki.. Xndrv-iss. Kil llI'l1l1'. MIMES AND MUMMERS Twp rout Nystrorn. l.un deen. lill4llllgll'I'. 'I'ru4If- llLilY4'I'SllIl. ll.lJlll1Ilt'll.Bl'Il In-II. flcrber: 7'l1ir'rlrn11' l,l'l4'l'NllIl. l7,. l'be-lps. llol- m-r. llonrud. Horn. Shank, xlil4lIg1itlI2 .Nw om! f 0 ,U Xxulxulnc. lJul.m'i Urnes Crap:-s. Dugan. Salisbury Steiens. lionerz Front ron: S:-tterbl-rg. flaler. Putnam lfulbum-. Hunger. Crosz. SKYLITE CLUB Top rout Xlurtha. Burk- hart. Hechtel. Burrows. llagen. lloy. Laflin: Third rnir: Stans. Cislason. WR-ir ling. Williams. Sorensen. llI'lIt'llllZlflt'll. Young: Swv nmf mir: ling. l.:-4-per. Hunger. Lindquist. Larsen. Weaver. Lanflgren: Front I'1IIl'.' Kerger. ffhristopller- son. Anderson. lf.. luint-i. Witter. Nelson. U.. llranvh. SCANDINAVIAN CLUB Top ron: Lyons, l.in1lf skog. l'.elistrom. 5lNlt'I'llllll. lnrnstranil. Egguin. Xzi- rnni. tfarlsnn. ll.. ltvy- nolnlsz Szfvfh foiri :Xntlo-r- Non. Swanson. Sampson. ,lt-nson. Straitan. tfrnntlitn. Peterson: l'1,H31 ron:,lol1n- son. Nlorelius. tfarlson. l.unclm-. lngelrretsen. llvvins 1-to. .-Xntlerson. ll:-arson: lfnzirrlz ron: ltlletsclir-i'. Nnf tl.-lynn. llollltstwlt. It rye. l.umltluisI. Usterln-rg. lty- lantlerz 74111-711 ron! .lus- tatl. ftntlerson. Wal'l y. lllikstail. Anderson. l'.rn'L- soil. .It-hnson. liiuganz Sf'l'fllH! I't1Il'.' W estluntl. lfrickson. lletlanwl. ling. Wee-klanfl. Sparring. tlarl- son. Olin. Nelson: lsronl ruff: l'etersnn. lloyw. l,unxln-en. lfrdahl. Johnson. l l'.ekstro1n. lolilistvil. The purpose of the Skylite Cluh is threefold: cultural. social. and school service. The cluh attains these aims through the untiring aid of its advisers. Miss Vlvitter and Miss Turner. This year. among the activities of the elulm were outdoor and figure sketching, visiting the Art Museum and carrying on vari- our social activities. The menihers held exhilrits, presented skits at assemblies. and gave an Egyptian play for the Comedy Con- cert for which the cluh and the freshman elasses worked out the scenery and costumes. The purpose of the Scandinavian Cluh is to arouse and increase an interest in Swedish and Norwegian literature. ln order to carry out this purpose the meetings are devoted to talks hy people who have traveled in these countries. A Christmas program was given at Minnehaha Hall and a joint program with the Scandinavian Clubs of North, South, and Roosevelt High Schools was held. The ollicers for the past year were Reuben Lundeen, presidentg Donald Johnson, vice-president: Jeanne Howe, secretaryg Vllillard Eckstrom, treasurer. Mr. Erdahl is the faculty adviser. 1. 4 Y 0 4 , S 'O 4 4 O 0 44 Oo ,O U QQ. 0 'O 0 The COI11lIltfI'Cli:ll Club is composed of members taking at least one COIl'llI16l'tTiHl subject. The purposes of this club are to increase a Sllllltlllliti interest ill his commercial subjects and to help him lfN COIll6 lllore familiar with the work he himself' wants to follow. Also. it gives the stullents an excellent opportunity to beeolne acquainted with other pupils taking up the same lillff of work. This club is one of the largest ill Central High. lts enroll- Illtilll, for the year, totaled about four hunclred members. Meet- ings were helll on the first Vl'ellnesday ol' every month. Miss Carey was faculty adviser for the fall terlll anll Mr. Hoslner for the spring. The olhcers for the fall term were Sara White. presi- llflllll Bob Ashe, vice-presillelltg Delores A. Peterson, secretary: and Esther Frey. treasurer. The spring leallers were Don Carl- son. presitlenl: l,aurine Kirchner. vice-presitlellt: Katherine Uslunll. secretary: and Ethel AlltlPl'SOIl. treasurer. lH6I , COMMERCIAL Top fully' Uitfollllell. An- tlI't'Llrt'll. llassel. Krey. ,l1lllIlsUll.l'i..lli'llSSl-W. Knut- sen, Sl'lllllIlZilU'f. Keen. Y.: Fullrlll l'1lll'f Ylilltilllllfsllll, llonll-. liiiXL1Il2lL1gIll. 'Sle- lirally. linrllen. Webster. Sorensoll, li0l1I'IHQ'y: Thin! mn : li1tlikPIl.SYS1illSlllL A.. lloines. Alollllstolle, Mull-p son. ll.. lin-rglelz Sanrlbergg, lllll I'4'SIlt'. l,ofsIran4l: Ser'- rmrf mir: l'iilQlt'fNlI'lbIll. llan- son. llansen. A.. llabel. lillflillilfl. l.inllquist. llieall, ,lt llllrllll. li.: Front fllllif W llile. Ks-en. .'hINlt'ThliIl, Frey. tiara-y. White, S., Wulf. Tiller. CGMMERCIAL Twp run: liUlltlPSllI1. Man- tle:-n. llrncle. Mitchell. Ste- wart. Sllt'I'ltlilIl. Xlaellain, S e l l i n . AnrierSoll, V., Phelps: Fourth mir: Lar- son. lf.: White. N.. Oppe- gartl. Petersen. E.. lfarl- son. Xl.. KHlIPllbilt'lt. Us- lllllll. White. Eeksteing Tllirzl I'lIIl'f Deliolll. Roth- 4-'Illl0lxglt'I'. Seefelclt. Annone, Ulson. lf.. Allllersoll. Can- glelllofl. xYiillYHlIlf'. Whit- ney. vlilSl'lll'I'1 Second mir: Hush. X 1Il1llglllt'I'lL'. ,lollnson ,l.. Sllllrllllfy. Vogel. Trie- kll-. Alllllh Kurzeka.lIllris- llElI1Nt'll1 l rnnI I'0Il'I liek- SIFUIII. lXlolaml21. l,l'll'l'Fllll, ll.. lil'f'IlllilI1. Trulle. l'or- ter. lXlI'l'llIlt'T. ,lohnson. K.. Nelsnn. ll. COMMERCIAL Top: Andersen. Howell, Nlontreuil. lleutmaker. Henson. Anderson. Bla- baum. Haus-nslcin. Koer- ncr: Si.rrh:Wallin. Brown- ing. Cilhvrt. Psyhagios. .-'lndreasf-n. Finn-. Brantz. lxaltenbaeh: Fifth: Biddle. lfot to n . 0'Shaugnessy. Scott. llarnois. Newquisl. Carlson. Rosenthal, john- son: Fourflz: Robertson, llandlon. Austin. Blake llasey. Larsen. Carlson lie-iseg Third: Anding. Hansen. Could. Carlson, Ehhcson. Aukland. Schultz. Ceagan. Norstrom, Sw:- omf: lland:-lon. Peterson. .lohnson. Peterson. B.. Bro- dy. Blottinan. Dwyer. Bju- gan: Front: Cartwright. Brown. Aleyizos. U'Don- nell. Hosine-r. llosigrer Vlllltllllitilt, COMMERCIAL Top: Rlilllllll. l.ahr. lick- strom. Smith. llapf. Gicl- lcr. Daly. Sw:-dell. Clea- son: Sixth.: Flynn. Haug- land. Olson. Olson. John- son. Plant. Steelman. Da- ley. W' u k l und: 1 if1l1: Lnndstronl. Lynch. John- son, Jones. Wvalkir. Carl- son. H0lIllgff'll. Hodgdon. Kenastan. Rf-flfif-ld. Yvash- tock: Fourth.: Revier.llur- phy. Moss. llaskin. Raine, Ratner. Johnson. Pear- Miller. Vidmar. Trip son, Nelsong Third: Han son. Ness. Stensrud. Jer- ney. Bootz. Huhhard. Sav- age. Ladd. Helm-rnyg See- oml Storek. Carlson. Cra VCU. lett, Reynolds. Peterson. Pelant.Thrancgl irs!:Wren, Anderson. Kirchner. Carl- son.Oslund.'l'ucker. Haight, Holland. Cilhertson. ln the Commercial Cluh meetings, interesting and valuable speakers from the husiness world are from time to time pre- sented to help the cluh attain its purposes. Since personality and character are important factors in obtaining and holding a joh. Rev. Henry Lewis, on March 4, l937, told the oluh how person- ality should he developed so as to aid us in later life. But speakers are not the only form of enjoyment. A yery successful Turkey Hop was held in the fall of 1937. Also, a contest was conducted and a total of fifteen dollars was given away. Con- tests were held in transcription, typing, personality and charm, memory, important huildings, geography, arithmetic. and a few others. A candy sale was given on Friday, March 19, l937. Jackie Banning, a tiny and talented little imitator from Holly- wood, was a guest at one of the meetings along with other acts from a dancing school in Minneapolis. Q The Latin Llub was organized for those students who have taken two years of Latin or are taking it now. lts purpose is to acquaint the students with each other and to interest them in Latin life and literature. At each meeting there is a speaker and a program. One ol' our speakers this term was Mr. Jarvis, our principal, who told of his trip to Florida. Miss Ziemer, one ot' the gym teachers, told about her experiences at the Olympic Games. The Latin Club is one of the oldest clubs at Central. It was established in November, l9l6. During the fall term Mar- garet Madigan was presidentg Paul Nelson, vice-president: Helen Ojala, secretaryg and Elwood Dudley, treasurer. One of the special features of this term was a Romair relay between two of the members. For the spring term, Paul Nelson was chosen president: Carleton Todd, vice-presidentg Helen Hue, secretary' and Don U'Donnell, treasurer. The club sponsored its sixth annual St. Patriclis Day bow sale last March. The proceeds of this were contributed to the lda V. Prohett Scholarship Fund. The club is under the direction of Miss Estelle Conway, Latin teacher. liittl J Y' LATIN CLUB Top fltltl' Ferrell. lla ' mer. NI mel in l l' tlxtll son.Fwansf, . .g-' ' t n llo XM-str-rgren. Ste f- s. mir: fl2iFllt?I', llulcbo t'Querry: fiullflfl lin llolm-r. llorweiler. Nant lu-rg. lngraharn. Dol in T I1 I 1' ff 1' 41 tr: Hose-ntlial tletlrs. llattg. liottrtne x llakv-r. tilarke, Urn. train: .Nf'r'011d rung H411 lm. Nutt. l'attf-rson. Whit eil. .lvnson. llull, Slut-key lfrnnt run Totltl tfllon Iltll,llliilE.1.li1llttXLlj. Matt . 2 gan. Nelson. l.. lltnllfx l.arsnn. lr LATIN CLUB Top rnzr: llollin, St-hlan lntsvh. Gould. lloltm Smith. Xl.. Cleason. lirn get-r. llibble. Hloomg Fifth fmt: Illfltlllllbl. llorn l.r'ig1hton. Keyes. llc-ndei Hutch. Patterson. llauln-r l'l0ltl'1lI- mir: S t e w a r t lijcrlw. Vt entllantlt. lilly son. Dahl. S is ee n e x brunt. Pelirson: Third IIFHH' Warley, Nlt-Willit lu Htl Itnr'-. llll rm. l.llI'lelPIl5 It lu-tltertiig. l3er'ge-rson. Nor , . l.arson. lf.. llandlon. by: Swmnzl min lfaton NI T llandlon. Xl.. Long. th I tvllo. I TLllWdIlt'f' lgf'I 'f'I'QtlIl s . ,,,. Plant: Front rout' Wt ltnn U'Donntll lium ' L 5. N son. P.. rlmld. Ukom Nvlsutt. l.. Q NH' FENCING CLUB Top mu: Lyon. l.i+-n. Park. Ullonnell. Klofanda. llennr, Wvillvox. llalvg lfourlli. I'IlHif Wialstad. Nie- lwlson. Kellar. llosuul. W este-rn-ld. li if 4' k rn Ll n. Svlnilzz Thin! mir: liun- deen. lxillorn. Nliieller. lien-we-. Cahill. Silva-rniuii. Xu-rling. Watson: Sm-mul rout fur-lke. Nlt'xY1ll4ll', ln'v'peI'. 1.all1ll. Ftrwan-rl, Dans: fron! rung' IJU. katl. Nr-well. Suaiisrrom. N'lHHlf'us. Janis. Ili-uler. llili-on. FENCING CLUB lnp rout' lwrset. .lzn'kson. l'ark, Dailey. Sallier. Cul. ln-kson. Hillman. 'Xlalone-. lYllonnell. l.un4-1 l ifllz rfm : Nluellonald. Xxalstud. 54'llllll. ll o s I a il . lloom. lilofanda. Henle-. lioni-. Nr-ni-ll: Fourth row: Niue- llain. Leighton. Kr-yes. Gran-s. Slllllll. l'e-lm-rsoil. X.. fxiljlillllill. llolevn-lx. ltvks slr-in. 'liurnquislz Tliirfl Illlll' Ulson. l... llolin. llu- di-r. liiwnw-. .-Xpland. l'wlf-11 son. ll.. laxlor. liyain. U'- ll vnnell: .N r' 1' 1111 ff roll: Mieliand. Bjugan. liorli. Mvtluf-. Sandahl. ll:-lloina. llrui'1'. llenne: Front l'0ll'f Xliller, Lyon. Fwsanstrorn Jarvis. Feliarlegzg. lie-ut:-r. Western,-lil. Sullivan. The call of En Uardeu and the stamping of many feet reaching the end of a lunge now echoes and re-echoes in the rear fourth floor corridor, present meeting plaee of Centralis foil enthusiasts. The fall of l936 saw the formation of the Central Fencing Cluh. This organization is the first high school eluh ol' its kind in the eity. From an initial group of thirteen, five ol' whom were fencers. the clulfs membership has increased to its present numher ol' nearly sixty. Both hoys and girls are in- cluded. Already a three-man team has represented the eluh in several tournaments. The present olheers are its president and organizer. Richard ,larvisg vice-president, Ray Lyong secretary, Corrine Swanstrorng and Phyllis Reuter, treasurer. Vllith the assistance of Mr. M. F. Schadegg, the faculty adviser of' the cluh, meetings are conducted every Wednesday at three o'cloek. Supplementary foil instruction is followed hy free-for-all fencing. .f v vw . YOQXQD WCDCS C3 VX . efvxf-209 Wx CD W by ' WSG! Xxfwmfw' . QD VSQQQD bww . Qyxvvxi 10099 W6 Pg NXNXXSC9 Nxxxkfv X MKS I XM sw v 9 CJ W 1 54 7 V 4 1 f S11li?1i:4efag,fgfw'.Wg 2Vg2 'friggin-5 542:12f,tf:.,,:E:vi2.KFs3fz'1-F'2f .,x i-f1kai5L4:fQ.gv25gffi':1Q:V3g':?f?ffgs4,2 1-Tfr ' 4 :w-.fu 'fff' 'f f -A-X, 1 1- f-'K -- :f f.-src -' f 2: -: 4 im N ' . . V' N w-A - 'w-2',S 7 11 firm 1--' 1? ' - Pe'--f l-:ff-fn ' Q '-f ' 1 NX KI , -,, ,f f,gg,.u,, -in Q , n E- vj.a 2m, ... Q - M , 13 , K at 1 . if 'iff jf -4 Q1 Q 1. .L .,v1f'5,?,J 1. V- -Q A .. v , f nu,1,-w- Vs X- w, H: X I' ?v'.1'Fh THE BAND IN ACTION CHEER LEADERS AND DRUM MAJQRS Wmnzfirzg: Possum. Uilfon- nvr. Bruce. Tlloinpsoli. Randolph. Haleg lxrnwl- IIIQI Bunker. Hullgrvn. Taught by Charles Wohlford, and led by Dorothy Bruce, David Hale, and Gene Fossum, the band was one of the finest in the city. ln their snappy uniforms of white, with red and blue capes, the band made an impressive sight marching be- tween halves of football games. Forming the letters C. H. S. and those of the opposing school was one of the many maneuvers performed by the band. Central is proud to be one of the few schools whose band not only plays but also marches at school functions. Much color was added to Centralis sports by the cheer leaders. Led by W'arren Hultgren and Bob Bunker, the cheering was among the best in the city. With several new yells and the old favorites, and led by intricate maneuvers of Warren and Bob, the student body was easily persuaded to yell its loudest. Some efhcient help was given by Bob Thompson, John Randolph, and Ed O'Connor. 2 This lall Miss Ziemer was maile the director of the girls' gymnasium department. She works with the girls in ilaily gylll elasses and in G. A. A. She encourages them in athletics not only to realize that it is genuine lun to participate in sports hut also what a pleasure it is to learn the true meaning of goocl sports- manship. Miss Falk is the assistant gymnasium instructor who eame to Central from tht- University ol' Nlinnesota. She has offered the girls modern tlancing. It ililfers from other types ol' ilaneing as it has no set movement or tradition. Through her cooperation she is helping them to attain physique, skill, and personality. Centralis flirls' Athletic Assoeiation is the oldest ol' its kind in Nlimieapolis. Organized St'lJl.9lllllHl' l3. l9l5. it consisted ol' liour chairmen: Outdoor, lntloor, Folk Dancing. and Gymnastics. We now have fifteen sport ehairmen. The ollieers are: Crave Putnam. president: Jeanne Courtney. vice-presinlent: and Janet Heverly. secretary. Vliss Xie-mer anml Miss Falla are the ailvisers. t94l GIRLS' COACHES Nliss lfalki Nliss fir-ui:-1. W . ',.,, 1, V G. A. A. BOARD .Nillllllflifllf llalpli. lialv-r. l.:-rx llringniau. Swenson. . Amer. Nlxllson. talk. .Xu- '-on. lli-Q-salie-r. lfriwk- son: Sf'lIff'lI.' Xelsonr Nlar- sllall. Hales. tfourlne-x l'uluam. ll:-w'i'ly. llayvn- slr-ln. lxlirsm-lm. YN f-ln-r, BUYS' COACHES Nlr. Hawker. track Nlr. coat li. Nlarkley. football and baseball coaclig Nlr. Nlilcb- ll. and Nlr. Weber. tennis and QWII 's 'etball 1-oac 1-Il. ba k nming rout-li. CM CLUB lfrzrf-.i Flllff llronson. Ulm man. Nlay. Hillman. l'it- lplgnlo, lfrippr-n. Sw llollglas. lfrono. l'e lil. l,L't1'rso1i. l,.Q mir: Nlelfltle-rrp. Cot 1'- viper. ll'I'4t'Il lfronl udyear. Je. l,l- Horan. Lrn-kson. Bt shain. Ftrate. lirsted llala xerson. llurton. Lam lien- nm-tt. Q X ,J Central's elficient and successful coaching staff has again brought honor and glory to our school. Eight different sports were taught to three hundred boys by this competent staff. Foot- ball and baseball were successfully tutored by .loe Markley, chiel' of the stall. Sportsmanship and good basketball teams have been the contribution of Weston Mitchell, dean of Centralis coaches. Versatile Ed Weber once again had successful scrub football, swimming, and tennis teams. Bill Hawker developed a track team which upheld Central's high standard. Coll' was well taken care of by Charles Addington. and Ross Peck was again faculty manager. One of Central's outstanding organizations for the past few years has been the C Club. The Cu Club is composed of boys who have won a letter in any sport at Central. Sponsoring the Bernard Bailey Memorial Basketball Tournament is one of the club's many and varied activities. Oflicers of this yearis organization were J0llll Strate, president: Lawrence Peterson, vice-president: and Dick Raiter, secretary and treasurer. ly t I r Starting the season with nine lettermen and many prospects, coaches Markley and Mitchell developed a team of high caliber. Although the team was fairly slow, it carried out its polished offensive plays in high class style. Starting slowly, the team put up a gallant fight for the championship against South. Being the only team to score on South all season adds much to the impres- sive record of four victories and three defeats. John Strate, an all-city man despite a slow start, was an inspiring player at the center position. Howard Donald, a guard or tackle, was a fine defensive player besides leading the plays on offense. Lawrence Peterson, the fullback, was the best passer in the city and a very good blocker. Bob Halverson, an alternate all-city tackle, was the main cog in Central's strong defensive line. Wallace DeShane, Central's quarterback, was the be t blocker in the city and a strong defensive player. sy f Wf 8,1 M - 1 l f. .. FOOTBALL SOUAD T011 run: Tliars. l'ollunrl. 'L gklitla-rsuli. lilenm-It. Fi- fit-ld. llougr. Ilmtlt-. Anus- tation, Nlvlfldf-ri'y. Mitch- wll, xllll'lKlt'lI .Sf'r'nrnl rout Xslle. lflrlllllll. tfolvniali. l.Irlul, lviouoi t,omlu'zlr, ll. Jolllisnvli, Lacy. llullayg l'iI'UVIf ruuy' l.. l't't1-rson. lloiialrl. Stralv. Sxwiggc-ig lle'5lium-. llztlwrr-on. Kos- lalios. ll. .lf-linson. Ibll- man. lit-tml. llaiter. FOOTBALL STARS LL'-11 to flgllff l,awi'1-lice' Peterson. fullliavkz john Strate. center: llmmgirtl llonald. guard: Wally llc- Sllanc-. quarterback: llob llalwrsoii. tackle. MARSHALL VS. CENTRAL WEST vs. CENTRAL WASHBURN vs. CENTRAL SOUTH vs. CENTRAL Central opened the season against Washlbum, and by virtue of some beautiful passing by Lawrence Peterson, was able to win 14 to 12. Edison was next on the schedule. Despite fighting hard, Central went down to defeat 7 to 0. Central's next opponent was the weak North team. Without any trouble, Central won 27 to 0. Homecoming was celebrated by a 19 to 0 victory over the Marshall team. The game was featured by several long runs by Dick Beard. South and a chance for the championship were next. The Central gridders put up a great fight but were unequal to the task and fell 27 to 6. Central next romped over Roosevelt, 19 to 0. The game was featured by the strong play of the reserves. Outplaying West in the last game of the season, Central was nevertheless defeated hy two blocked punts. The score was West 8, Central 0. G m 1 .V if l-s :ff Q . - -. .. . as i f 5. ' 'e't ' I h 5 at Coach Mitchell once again produced a smart and speedy team. Starting the season with seven lettermen and a promising group of sophomores, the Red and Blue quint hung up an im- pressive record of four wins and three losses. Led by their co- captains, Lawrence Peterson and Dick Raiter, the team was the most feared in the loop. Outstanding on the squad were Law- rence Peterson, Dick Raiter, Bob Grono, Don Schneider, Boh 'Q Sweiger, John Strate and Glenn Petersen. Lawrence Peterson, a unanimous choice for all-city, held down a guardposition on the team. Boh Grono, the greatest defensive player in the city, played the other guard position. Bob Sweiger, playing good hall all season, was the center. Dick Raiter, on the alternate all-city team, played forward. Don Schneider, scoring well, played forward opposite Raiter. John Strale, the most efficient suhstitute in the city, played forward. 'U fc Glenn Petersen was a satisfactory substitute guard or center. T931 ,lol BASKETBALL TEAM lppw' rout Nliars. Wat rclilw. fiolenian. Nelson inson. Burg. llollnes Mer mzr: Strate. Cronin llaitcr. Petersoll. l... Sxwi er. Schneider. BASKETBALL STARS fl: rnzr: Schneider. Hai ter. Pr-terscii. C.. Strati- l'mn1 rolw Swviger. Ummm CENTRAL vs. EDISQN CENTRAL vs WASHBURN Central started wt-ll against South in the season! opener. hut hell hofore an inspired rally hy South, 28 to 22. 'West wax next and Contral startvtl clicking to roll up a 30 to 21 victory, in which LilWI't'lll'6' Potorson and Bob Sweiger starrwl. Central nf-xt clofvated Marshall. The ivseryes playazl some of the game' and shown-il up well. The score was 30 to l5. Wyashhnrn wal nvxt on tha' suhvlliilff and fell 30 to 21. Central tlcfeatml a title CUIllt'IlllCI'. North, in its next game. Playing well the entire game, Central outtzlassvd North anal won 38 to 29. Edison and a cliamra for ther title wt-re next on the schedulc. Central played its hes! game of' the yvar, but was outlasteil hy the Edison tc-ani. Fight- ing to tht- vnrl Central lost 35 to 30. ln the last tilt of the season Central. with nothing to win. played an inspired Rooseavfalt team and lost hy a score' of' 32 to 30, I9 The many aspirants to the baseball nine, Coach Joe Mark- ley trimmed down into an excellent working squad. Witli seven lettermen returning Joe Markley only had to find replacements for two positions. The returning lettermen were Don Schneider and Dick Beard, pitchers, Bob Sweiger, Dick Raiter and Bob May, outfielders, and Bob Crono and Dan Barnes, infielders. With the veterans and newcomers at second base and short stop playing high grade ball, the team enjoyed a very successful season. The swimming team, coached by Ed Weber and led by Captain Bob Boran, enjoyed a very successful season. It de- feated Edison, Roosevelt, Marshall and North, and lost to Wash- burn, West and South by one point. The team ended the season in fourth place with a record of four wins and three defeats. Outstanding for Central were Don Crippen in the dashes, Bill Pitblado in the back stroke, and Bob Boran in the free style event. BASEBALL TEAM Top rout Xlarkley. Klam- meu, Peters. Ajax. Gilbert. Xliarsg SFI'lIlItlI'1l1l'f Sisei- ger. P f-1 e 1- s In n. Ilaiter. Svlineiilcr. liarnc-sz First rout Grono. SlUl'l'k. Br,-arrl, ,Vail lohnson. SWIMMING TEAM lppw' rozf: Lrxppen. An- derson. Cone. Bcrtclson, Johnsort. Wilson. Wieberg Lrrzrw' rrmu' Hoklas. Boran. Pi I bla d o. Gunderson Ericksoii. Marlin. TRACK TEAM Ivpper mu : Chauncey Erickson. Frank Mlams. lfloytl Nlnrrill, ,lim Ash.-. Alllll ixlt'l'.lllt'lTfQ lnnwr' 1'l7l4,'.' Glen lironson, Ken- nr-ili Hong. l-re-nnai' Enlf-, liolm Hall. Hill Nliller. Tell X asatka. TENNIS TEAM 11,1 f- lf r o It : Anderson, lla-rscllhacli. Nelson. Peter- sen: Front mu! Weber. N o n S i e n. tlvankoplis. llanuv-llinfl. Wlith many veterans returning and a large numher of prospects, Coach Bill Hawker developed the hnest track team Central has had in many years. Vllith Several outstanding men and good lialance. the team enjoyed a successful season. Out- standing men were Dick Morrill and ,lim Ashe in the dashes: Jim lVlcElclerry in the 1-10g Bill Miller and Kenny Hong in the 880: Ted Yasatka. Frank Adanis. Chauncey Erickson in the hurdlesg Boh Hall and Gunnar Eitle in the pole vault. The out- standing achievement in the very successful season was the set- ting of a new 880 record by Captain Kenny Hong. Three returning veterans. Byron Vliatschke, Joe Gangle- holl' and Ed You Sien, formed the nucleus around which Ed Vlleher had to build his tennis team. Replacing men from last year's championship outfit was successfully done with the many new prospects. The returning lettermen and the new prospects formed a high ranking team once again, and was a tribute to Ed Weheris fine coaching. RL 'S' 0 is EA P0 There were six emblems awarded last January. The her of girl emlilem Winners was reflufted, due to the large her of points ll5OUl which are required. The girls earn points hy going out for various activities and playing in num- num- these a set nuinher ol' games. However it is not necessary to he on a cham- pionship team to get points. The girls must belong to the G. A. A. ancl have a seholastie rating which is hetter than a MC average. 'llWC'lllY-lv0llI' girls reeeiveil their CFU this term. They are re- quired to have only l,OO0 points. These are earned in the Stllllt' way as in ilu- ease of the emhleins. These girls also have to lieleng to C. A. A. ancl must win a sxfholastie average ol' at least C, The girls may get points lor refereeing also. Annahelle l,ee was point ehxiirman with Xlarilyn Jayne Aiicletsen as as- sistant point ehairinan. These girls listed anil kept reeimr the points eaeh girl earnetl. mls ol EMBLEM WINNERS Top mir: fiuliiwi, llauen lem. ll:-esalier. Stsenson , . ll.. In-lil: 501117111 mil' Xlellin. lxalienliaeh. I'oneh er. llc-Xoltll fron! run' Xlhile. liowers. Wialxalm l.lllotI. l.lnonan. iicii np: Nelson. lim-ri1er.lIau enslein. Collier-i, Whihi Nlailigan. Maison, Yiimm l'fxl4'l'PlPllI Sfxlli: tfoiirlnev liringxnian. liaisinussen ttttlettll. Petr-i's'iii, Sgmfl lPf'l'5I- llrrtt. Rf-lil: lfiftlz l,llllI2lIll. Browning. Shell enlni P1 '41, helps. Walxatiie l,4ltl4'lll I'. Del olil. lleesalx er: l'e11rtl1: 'llelin.0sIimil lxallinhaeli. Baker. Pele-r ellttxliltltlltiRl'll'li44iI1. :Xml ing: 7'l1irz1.' lliiuiier, ffor lielt. tfangelivill. X onw- Iii-ru. lzlliotl. l,i-e, lggirlg Nflllllfff l'eIers'rn, llanson llaiulloii. f.loonan. llzilph Nalislniryg l'r0n!: llowers lXlII'l1'l-lil. Olson. Weller l riiilxman. Neill. K:-nip. REFEREES Top l'01t'f l.unde. Hauen- stein. Straiton. Madigan. l Iogan. llloom. Petersen. KIllltlSIlll. Nitfllllll Fozzrtft fUIt'.' Peterson. Swenson. ,lt-nfon. Gilbert. lleesaker. lhlrlunan. l.indou. Biddlt-3 Tlzfrrl rozr: S wa n s o n. Fampson. tfroeker. Olson. ,l.. Wvelier. lfarl. l,etei'son. D.: Seronrl roux' Connor, Peterson. .l.. Andingdlan- sen. Hainlloll. I-leverly. llaker. llrivk-on: Frou! I'0Il'.' Foley. Nlelin. liar- riek. llokanson. Johnson. A.. ASI7lIIl. llalph. Hales. Carter. TENNES Top ro1t': l'e-tel'sotl.'li.. Na' rum. Nlatson. rtnderson. Nl.. Cillnvrt. Browning. i'NlLlt'Kt,'IlZi:'1 fdnulilt 'uni llringinan. Pawlak. lfrit-I-f still. liee. llwsaker. Horn: Tlzirzl mit: Bathurst. Fanl- hergg. Olson. .l.. Vselmer. Asplin. Neill. liorgman: Sefozifi ruff: liindou.Ralph lit-mp. Dt-ltonia. fifloonan: lfmnl mir: White. Swan- sonr Haut-nslt-in. Zieinr-r. White. Klofanda. The referees are the important factor in all G. A. A. sports, as no games could he played Without them. It is also one of the hardest johs, as they have to he very lair in all decisions. mali- ing sure that they are in the right. The girls get lUU points. hut they eanit miss any games. They take tests, and those getting the hest grades are chosen. If the schedule is so planned. some- times the girls are ahle to play and also referee. However, the girls are limited to a Certain nurnher ot' sports lor whieh they van referee. The tennis season started out with numerous contestants.. hut in the singles they were soon eliminated to Betty Swanson and Ellen White. Ellen. winner of the c-:wnsolation division. and Betty, a sophomore, and a competitor in city tournanients. were evenly matched opponents. ln the douhles Ellen and Betty joined forces for a x ietory over thePearl Manii-Saravihite team. The liaet that Sara was Ellen's sister added a little excitement to the game. Betty Swanson. having also Won the City Parks and Southtown Uirls' Championships, shows that she is likely to have a 4llCCP5Slilll eareer in tennis at Central. ,tfkvhd fir' 'Q' f- wwt tt i t X . ,W , , K ,, Field Hockey has proved to be one of the favorite sports of the 'gearly to bed, early to rise girls. This sudden enthusiasm has grown increasingly year by year. Six years ago there were only two teams that tumed out for field hockey. Now there are as many as sixteen teams competing, and there is always excitement for the players in this fast-moving game. This yearis game was a very close and upsetting one between the Whirl- winds and the Central Streaks. The Central Streaks were ex- pected to win, but the upset came when the Whirlwinds won by the narrow margin of 2 to l. Both teams showed remarkable teamwork, and with the outstanding work ol' Betty Marshall and Opal Gilbert, of Whirlwiricls, the game was the most excit- ing of the season, both for the observers and the players. The side lines are not crowded with an audience because of the early hour, but you find a stray observer here and there. I Ki ft. I x 'K SX --514.-Ex' X :Nun FIELD I-IQCKEY IN ACTION FIELD I-IQCKEY Top r0u': Olson. J.. Peter- son. I.. Gilbert. Heesaker, Hackman. Nlarshallg Front row: Lindou. Biddle, Neill. SPEEDBALL IN ACTION SPEEDBALL Top rout Pearson, Holm gren, Axtell. Shultz, Croc- ker. Could: Front ran' Fisher. Landgri-n. Sho bergx. Ancling. Another sport besides field hockey which is greeted en- thusiastically by the Nearly birds is speedball. Many of the girls realize there is nothing like a good form of exercise in the early morning to keep their minds clear for their following work in classes. At any rate, about sixty girls came out for speedball. The teams were soon eliminated down to the Ghosts and the Wvhipperettes. The final game was close, but was won by the Ghosts by a narrow margin. Speedball is played mostly by sophomore girls, although the junior and senior girls may also play on teams if they prefer. The sophomore girl is not able to play field hockey until her junior year, so speedball proves to be a valuable substitute until that year. Many girls like speedball so well that they continue playing it instead of entering field hockey. lunlf I-'ll llll' llll' n The remarkable teamwork and playing of the sophomore basketball team, the Colden Cyclones, put them in the advanced division instead of the beginners. Their being in the advanced division proved to be a worthwhile threat to the Central Streaks' play for the championship. With all other teams eliminated, the championship was to be decided between the Central Streaks and the Colden Cyclones. As the teams were evenly-matched, the game was naturally closely fought to the finish. The final score was 17 to Til- in favor of the Central Streaks. In the beginning division the championship was won by the lieakers, captained by lVlercedes Werner. Volleyball started out with Hne prospects. There were eight games for every team to play, with seven games giving the girls their 100 points, and five games 50 points. In the advanced division the Central Streaks were the champions with the Whirl- winds as runners-up. In the beginning division the Floppy Flops won the championship. For the championship of the entire tournament the Floppy Flops played the CfQg1l'S.UQaks. The Central Streaks Won 32 to l5. X! J:- Kx 5 as 9 SY 5 s 1 106 1 l e. be BASKETBALL Top roztx' .lolinsun L1 1. an liiddlc. Wyliflltl Nr by. U:-rgslroni: Sll0lIl1 rmr: Xl elim-r, Halo r l 1 lr rlvlxsoii. lillff H 1'UIl'f Zicnn-r. llau 1 t .lolm nl lxm so U ul' rm 1 I ilk VOLLEYBALL I ' Iippcr 1'nu':Welxcr ik ' W ai 5 .Q - Carter. Ralph: 1.1 any LV L M L7 H K K Haucnsleiu. ,I o I1 n 1 n T . Smith. lfrif-ks:vn Q I-IORSEBACK RIDING Banff l'lI1L'.' Bloom, Bron son, Narum. Peterson. T. Sandberg. Keyes. Sliehm Courtncyg Front ronx' Nel son. L., Erickson, D. Leighton, Blagfer. Neill Roll. Linquist. DIAMCND- BALL Top rozr: Koerncr. Baker, Johnson. A.. Eriekson.D. Hauensteing Front rout: Kerns. Yfeber. Carter Ralph. Nlarshall. Horsehackriding is a new sport which has just been estab- lished. The girls had to ride tour times in order to receive 50 points, but they could ride both in the spring and fall terms. They were entitled to free instruction in horsemanship. Eaton's Dude Ranch was chosen as the riding stable. This sport olllererl a change from the other activities and was Ver ' oJular. Noel C 3 p I .I-ln llll -- ..- V-ll 1? Neill and Lois Nelson were the riding chairmen for fall and spring terms. Ever since their sophomore year in Central there has been a bitter fight between the Vllhirlwinds and the Central Streaks in almost every sport. Such was the case in Held hockey and, as history repeats itself, also in diamondball. The diamondhall championship was won hy the Whirlwiricls. The game was an exciting one with excellent pitching for the Central Streaks on 1 X, Ls y the part of Anita Johnson. K T hm- 6 . X 'K A V ...N 11071 Vllith the beginning of every spring and fall. G. A. A. forms its hiking club. The average beginner in the Girls' Athletic Association goes out for hiking as one of her major sports. It affords good exercise and a few extra points toward that much- wanted C or emblem. The hikes are generally planned so that they are at some time or other in the vicinity of every hiker's home. One of the social advantages for the hiker is that it gives her a perfect opportunity to become acquainted with other girls. lt is also of value to the individual girl who may not be espe- cially good in any of the major sports for it permits her to obtain points in that way toward a letter or emblem. Hiking is recognized as one of the best exercises that the girls can take part in Iior it brings into play most all the muscles of the body. and is almost as beneficial as swimming. rf' ' ' X ' 1 IOBI . HIKING Top mu: johnson. ll.. Nlurray. Blager. Pearson. Sulnnutzler. llloom. Leigh- ton. Nelson. F.. Green: Fiflfz ron: llrugger. :Xns tlerson. l... lilabaum. Bak' I-r. Earl. llurplty. Biddle. Lintlouz l'iUIll'fl1 rotr: Klar- sltall. loiliason. Bathurst.. Borginan. .lolmson. Sole- tlter. llualmantonz Third rozr: Warley. lfloerkey. llandlon. Asplin. Holm- gren. llolm. Koenig. Nli- I-liaud: .5't'l'l7lIlI' ron? illoo- nan. Kemp. llalplt. De- lloma. lilrauelias. liursl- now. Foley: Front rout Koi-rner. lolmson. A.. llaua enste-in. Yarum. Peterson. T.. llringman. I-IIKINC5 Top: NlrQuert'y. Olson, Soule. lolinson. Nelson. Xlevllaitle. l'lorng Sixth-.' Agnew. Gilbert. Petersen. Jenson. l'l1I.-lps. Fitzger- alll. Bergstrom. Swanson: Fifth: Buel-zman. l.uncll. Crocker. jlxtell. Norhy. VlYP1'll6I'. Sampson: Fourth : Ile:-saker. Plant. Steelman. Anding. llokanson. Hever- lv. Dul.ar. Knight: Third: Nlorgan. Gibson. Murtlia. lllelahn. Connor. Peter- son, Brown: Seeorzfli Lar- son. Setlguis-lc. Heaurlry. lirinlunan. Lallerge. Mr-lu in. Erickson. lolrude: Front: Jackson. 'Fist-ller. Schulz. Hogan. Knuelson. llasmussen. Swenson. GIRLS' SKATING Top: Andersen. .lohnson Wen-lt-ox. xl2lt'Kt'llZli'.TllYIl quist. Narum. Peterson llringman. lleverly: lfifrli. Schulz. Hogan. Connors Nlurray . Yclson. Hlager. K1-yes. Peterson: fourlh I,f-ighton. Nelson. Kalten hat-h. Lindon. llakt-r. Sole ther. Knight: Tlllflif l'e terson. Sedgwirli, lxalten lraeh. Biflftlf-. Anderson Olson. W:-lu-rt N'fomI'. In-e. llandlon. lKva1n,Nor hy. Werner. Daley. Asplin: 1 rnnI: Berglund. lfurst nov, Hansen. larson. Bur re-ts. Ile-lloina. Ralph, MODERN DANCING Although the numlrer of' participants was not as great in skating in many of the other sports, the few that did turn out enjoyed the sport immensely. The activity was carried on at ponds in the different neighborhoods for the convenience of all the skaters. Some of the various ponds used were Powderhorn, Nicollet Field. Clinton. Chicago. and Loring. At each pond one or two girls recorded the names ol' the skaters. The lmasis of modern dancing is the movement. It has a very definite form hy utilizing time, space. and force in four patterns. People beginning the modern dance get a great deal of satisfaction out of the technique because of its vigorous move- ments, which include every part of the body. After an individual has gained a certain mastery in the technique. if any creative ideas are forthcoming, it is then that the actual composition of the dance begins. an A V1 aww 109 Q59 QMS Sew Qxcmxwf, - WN OWNCJ W SQ Sw, . CDS we - F69 COSQQQ5 ' Q Qgiggcg Qssw QN MAY C909 Co QS- 6 1 QF W LQ45' gk . ' Qh'.A,,,:.?wf'e1g,B X vffwwgwj 'ff uf WJ JW ff--ff' WM j,f.,ffff My fiZJf2ffZff .x4, , .iii - -Q-V, .... , . , , Z' ' E , , E2 5 ,,,,,,,,,,,. 0 536 QW? QQV UMW Z ChruSTh1oS 7 QI M ax M9 QU :nm ,L A 9835892 lI3E1 Q D 6,4 I CeY1Tr0:Li A 4Cof9l?9Y Co NC-CIT M09 Q-D 99 0 ww-efesmgnw-ox,-Q VVUA ln the olil apple tree. . . Willy the disguise? . . . Posing . . .Just pals. . .One lllillfl annong femmesl . . .COI1ll'ill,S lu- Princess . . .lx-gs. . .lfour Little- Nlaills from School are wel . . .Brother anwl Sister. . .ls eve-ryliody cornlortzilmle? . . .Can it be Ice? . . .The f,3l'5l'IlilH. . .Wlmfs the joke. Pl1yll?. . .Jusl 21 group ol' W. P. A. Workers. . .Love in Bloom. . .Our Val- emlictorian in repose. . .Heavy Heavy Hangs Over. . .Coquetlcn . .Our Delmlers. . .Signs of Spring. . .Wusli Day. . .Bath Towel Parade. . .The Morning Alter. . . 1 114 I m ...L A ff f-mens www 'gr Backwards. . .lust look ul that. . .The caiiipvr. . .Or1e'Wflxsi0-tlir-W . . .Slap that has:-. . .The Gamlvnvr. . .Rushing the SGZISOI1. . .Alll-l wel Cute? . . .Swing high, swing low! . . .Like this. swf? . . .Uh balmy. what l coulclnil ilul . . .Pow Nu. 5 . . .Hffyl . . .Love me. lowf IH? lJl'0Illf?l'. . . A load on his shoulflers. . .lr1se'pa11'ulJl6s. . .'lil'2.l for Two. . .Hilnrlilvlierly lfinu .. .The height of my Lnnbition . . .All un an Summa-fs clay. . .Stiltefl . . .Aw. ple-asv! . . .On your nnxrk. . . 11151 1 4 I 'N 4 A n I F 4 as 1 S xv Graf' ,f..w- if Y 1.3! W It fj 1 . dlw... All laxnglwl up...All-:XIIN-1'ic'm1 Girl...XXv An- l7ixc'...Tl1v Skim-rw, . .Uur Sonja H1-Ilia-.,.l7a1'111v1',lnln1...P4v1't1'ait ml .1 maiclvn . . . XfxlJllK'll2iClIll'ZZ4'l'-S Hallllv. . flwln- Hlglllillld Fling. . .l src in fllllllfll' 1ll5lilIll'f'.. .pvekixf arunnfl llll' pillars i'Pul-Pulu and lwr pals! . . .Sunrlyp . .l2lll,ll'SlI'l2lllS. . .On the lfirv lfscapfl. . .Dc-ar lf-uvlwx' -ff--. . flxlu' l'11'lI'IllC1'Cll6 TLIFICQIRITS rnalv. . .Tl'll'K'l' Srrmrl Girls. . .Hnw1ly. folks! . . .Tnur'l1cluwn. . .Rouglnngz it . . .lfoilecl again. .. 3116! ff . ' 'Wx i 3 ,X v- ,S-' V J, Winter SllIlShiIlK'. . .Trur'kin' on Down . . .High Ste-ppini. . . Out on the Prairie. . .Clmui up calnpuign. . .Cf-ntra1's Por- uls. . .lim an Ultl Cow Hand! .... 'xLld1'6'f in n fl'llIllt'. . .I'iish. . .Time to gc-t tlresswl. . .Stair tlanvv. . .Ain't love gmml? . . .Kid Stulf. . .VC ith only il trunk between them. . .Rough and ready! . . .Mun or Nlonkvy? . . .Ain't nature grand! .. Hinds of Time. . liitlclellp. Napoleon! . . .Paddlv your own Canoe! . . .Uopsf . . ,Lowly lnuly . . .Bathing Beauties.. IIITI NgQ4NkMW Z?izji?QkgJW TMWWMWM , , fQw AUTOGRAPHS K 9 r'iZQfl 1 ily R, , gxxk li WAWJZX yjWMA www My eiL Mi fAg? !??i2g?2ik 1 jew' E f MW if 635516 Mfg 5 V K jlfnfjfpl wg wx K Wffwywi Ng Qi Sf NJ fqQlf'PXMQw . ' Q XKQ? we fffw f 3Sf5WfwMMWMMWMw,MMM, A,MM 4 , 1 4 f ' VWMWAUT 550 M37 QGRZQL 2 has wwf ix wgysy X , AY- K ,g -Ng MW www mgjigggaii F WDZ1 M is i F Oi ..1....1 1 1 1 1.1.....-,..1..r.1 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 1 1 ,.....,1, .., 1 H, , X1 CQ, S- '04, G41 J . 5 'U Ni 6,40 04, , 3 QE Q J' gk Qxlror the success of your first achieve- ments May it be the Beginning of a succession of great achievements that will carry you on to the heights of your greatest ambition. Q Printers of the 1937 CENTRALIAN OA '.o '92 Inc PIIBLIGATIUI PRESS INCORPORATED 506 Fifth Avenue South MINNEAPOLIS 4......uw-nn--n1u1...1.11.1-w1nu--u-rru1-ru1.u1.n1n.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ..M1..1..-...i,.-..1,,1,.1..i For upftofdate, artistic portraits at popular prices see Zintsmaster Qtuhiu 816 Nicollet Avenue Geneva 42co llowzitall' ff Jjlfff '60-If A ,M olflfglil ' J JWJXA4 W aaofm 'faaaaeaa ,bm 'J We patronage ofjwjjcff'-57 W1 Central High School ' Class of IQ37 i is greatly appreciated CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER OF 1937 1.,.,1,,,,1,,.i,,,1,.u..u,... q..,.1..1,g1. r AHFIX V' 5 , , 5 , sv- ,,.,,.,g. 5 up Z .3- -sfl fr '5- J wx . xg! A Fail! 5 t , .,,,,. , A if ,fa ag Q H, 5 5' 5 if 1 4 m r,,f', K as ,, ggi: Mgr J K tttt t - ymzff ga 0 .' eil In years to come, this annual will become one of your most priceless possessions. lt was a distinct pleasure to have made the engravings for a book that perhaps your children will enjoy fifty years hence. GRAPHIC ARTS ENGRAVING COMPANY 501 SEVENTH AVENUE SOUTH ' MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA Q 1..i.,-.,...-,111111111..-....1.........-.-..--........-11111..,,1 STUDENTS CAN RENT C . T'.T 2 75 1. L W K Late Model L. C. Smith or a New f 1 C T ' S d R 5, orona ypewrxter at tu ent ates 1 2 ons et ' W L. C. SMITH 86 CORONA TYPEWRITERS, Inc. 223 South Fourth Street CEneva 6651 -,,.. ............-- ..-...!. 4..-... --.------.- - - -...- I i , 3 TlIl'lIlI'I.f,'II1 111111 Flllllil' Dress The American Press, Inc. i Q 5 Q COSTUMES ComrnerCi'1l -ind . . . N ' 1 Llc-an. lAlI'I't'l'l. and Lornplvte Costume Publication Printers 5t,l.YiUJ Ufpwl 134.14 'rl xigno Axim 1fL'1.l, 3016 EAST LAKE STREET DRESS Sl ITS l,H.merS U! me CHUM! High Mm., Minneapolis Costume Co. T 5U'-- Su, Ninth St. ATlanti1' 0032 -..- - - -. ..-.- .. .-... ......g. .g.-....,.-..- - -.M-.1 ---... ..-i-..-...- Q..-------1--.1 -nl 1--- -----.-n---- -Au-in? ogouinnv -1---11--1--in-.1--.---.-.--..-11.-uu- -uu- simitm Q L DIAMONDS - WATCHES ll2ll1'K,Ull11lg l,Cl'HlZil'tl'l1l5 I I 1 V1 , 7 Y 1 , H , i g jl'.VC l',l,lxX -SILX Ialxvv AhE BARBER SHOP IgEAl1'I'Y SHOPPE T 5 1fA'p1'rt Wifllfll 111111 J!'ll'!'ll'j' Ifeprlirini. 34-49 Bloomington Avenue T T IJRQ-X1-1 12414 i i 23 EAST LAK:-1 ST. REG!-1NT 9221 ,.,,,-,,,-,,-,,,-,,-,,-,,-,,,,,,,-,,-,,-,,-,,- -,,-, i T .--.1-.................-..-..-..-..T..T..-..-..-...-..- i ? I7 '. : 5 S .l 0 , Home of American M1I111 Wmr 1 Q L l IfEZ'R'I1ll0 G J E R T S E N 1 I 'lihc most quickly? learned lshorthzmd ever tleyised. JEWEITERS I i VVritt1-n uiiiltli nz-ngiiie?1iikvrfg'IVfiii'3G1typewriter. , I 11sls, .z, qi 1: 3009 N1CoLL12T AVENUE i i Cl 1 lfue 91 l fl- ' oF1f1C1AL STORE For: cif:N'r1zAi. CLASS RINGS 1253121SgfglE3n3g'EEDwgggglifcifsigggligz 4, gin-.gg...ll-.gp.-.....,..-.,.-..1.........-'pl'-T..1gg..-1.1.4. +,..,.1,.........................-ni..i...1..-.II-....-lglnl V N 4.1.11-.1111-11111 To the ww-UIQ' cfm-un--I 11111 n--n----n -1--1 nl. Central High School Graduates We Extend Our Sincere Good Wishes NORTHWESTERN FIRE 86 MARINE INSURANCE CO. 900 NEW YORK LIFE BUILDING Minneapolis Minnesota uu1u n.1n1nn1nn1111an111.1n1u1nu1ur-.nh-.q1..1 up LORETTE BEAUTY SHOP T-Ill Bl'HllCIlPS of Beauty Work xwxrlia ,nn 34TH REQVQPIXT 4959 HEMPEUS GRUCEHIES and BIEATS FRESH FRLITS YEGETABLES 4-300 llliil-ago Aw. C0lfax 2 HOLTMAN 86 NELSON GROCERS and MEATS 3301 Fljllfih Avenue South lflcust 0731 Nlvunlvcr of Minneapolis Allied Grocers WE DELIVER COLLEGE INN Mrs. Ella Leu Miller LU NCHES-CONFECTIONERY LIGHT GROGERIES Your Patronage Appreciated .....- IT T .-..- -E-E. 4 ff The Modern Cofeds Corner has an enviable reputation among smart co-eds-bright young things with one eye on style and the other on their allowance find exactly what they want at Bjorkman's. Suits- Coats-Frocks to launch you surely and successfully on the smooth road to chic . . . at prices well within your budget. MDM Mginnrlammi i.1uu1 1 1 1 1un.....1--1-u1n1n1 1 1 1 .1.,1...1..1...1qn1uu1n-1m1.-1.11.-...u.1..1,,1 McDIVITT FUNERAL HOME 2825 ExsT IAKE STREET UR:-Eel 3621 R l.gm-nl .UPN Phillips Beauty Craft Salon 4806 f:n14:Ac:o AVENUE Illtllillilflllll Hair Slylirzg By Phillip 1 -nl-101......u1H101M1u1...........m-1.-1..1..1n NELSON 86 NELSON MAKERS OF CENTRAL lllGH RINGS AND PINS 608 N1coi.1.ET AYliNl'l-I -W5'l'l-I AVENUE Bliimflgeport 4654- Minneapolis, Minn 4-812 Cnicmzo AN'l1INIlE SHEN AN DOAH CAFE Speriulizing on CHICKEN SANDWICHES .Yiurt lu thu I'lzrk7i'ay ,....nn1. 1 1 11.1 1 1--1un1nn1u-1.l1.,1.,... T ...... ..-.... .....-......- . - ....-....... ..- 4. RENTAL TYPEWRITERS Jaffa 5 2- LATE MODELS SPECIAL STLDENT RATES FREE DELIVERY FREE RIBBONS Ask for Free Trial of ,Ven Noiseless Porlables UNDERWOOD ELLIOT FISHER CO. 81 I Marquette Avenue MAin 35813 ...ln-11..111....1111-1...-...11.-111-11....1-iuinuill.-n1nu1 Minkin's Dept. Store LAKE and NICOLLET G 0 O QLALITY MERCHANDISE AT POPULAR PRICES 1.,.,i..-.......-....111-...-..-W1. -..q1..i,.-...1..1,.1..1.,......1...-,,.1..1,,.1,,.1,.,.1.. ART CLASSES SUMMER TERM June 21 to July 30 DRAWING. PAINTING. DRESS DESIGN. AD- VERTISING ART. IN FERIOR DECORATION, OUTDOOR SKETCIIING, PIIOIOGRAPIIY, MODELING, CHILDREIVS CLASSES MINNEAPCLIS SCHGOL OF ART 200 East 25th Street BRicIgeport 1370 ...ulI..-..10.4..-.......i..1......1..i.4-...Ln-p..1 I MI- 4 Q- -I' I I I OIII1'e and Shure Plmm--KEnw0mI 556I i Grcm-l1Iw11s4-s-Ilopkins. Winn. I THE MINNEAPOLIS FLORAL CO. I Flowers for All Occasions I - I 2420 IIENIYEPIN AX EIN IQE I NIIIIIIPHIHIIIS IXIIIIIIPSOII I sfo---n--I -nu -1-----i-- un-- 1,111 'P I I High School Graduates Select I THE CALHOUN SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Ii.-cause In IIas1he Rvpuluxi fnnl fur Getting Result I DAY SCI'IOOLiNIGHT SCHOOL KEHWOQA 5691 2 ALL Brslwrzss Slrnnfzrs TAVGHT I 2933 HENNEPIN Avsxrs 42nd Floorb T For IHflIfV7l0li0H'--Ph0Hf'. Call or Write ..1,,.,.....1,,.1...-.,.,1.,..1.1,-.,..-..1,,,1.,,,..,,....4.1,,.1,,.... +---- ----- ---- ----.--- ------ .-.-.. .... . . - 4. MT N N E S 0 T A SEHUUE TNR BUSINESS I 60th Year A Professional School of Modern Business and Secretarial Training for Graduates of Accredited High Schools I PLACEMENT BUREAU FOR GRADUATES I I Ask for Bulletin I 24 South Seventh St., Minneapolis Telephone-GEneva 4661 I I I -z----- ---- - ---------- -------- . - - .I ----..-- ...- TI- fli- ----------- 4- -.-.--mg. 4..-...-..-............-...-..-,,.-..-...-..,.-,..-..-..,-... i 1 I HANS ROSACKER CO. 5 I : I ' I For FLOWERS 5 I 5 Q G L E A S O N i ! I : j sue I M o R T U A R Y I I M f I Ifhw.-II:Rm111.- 3577 . ' , -1 ', .. I 2 E5 'b1LSh'd '12 h ' I I nom AVENPE and STINSON BIND. N. E. I I I I i I Renzenzber to Send Flozrvrs , II-.. ............. ..-..-.I I...-..-. -..-M- -..-.-..- -..-..- - - -.. 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CALHOUN SECRETARIAL SCHOOL ' 2933 Hennepin Avenue 41 Ji COLLEGE INN ' jf 9, , 35th Street and Fourth Avenue South Q, 'xl ' . K GJERTSEN-Jeweler A - 'J I , I 3009 Nicollet Avenue ' A I ' GLEASON MORTUARY ,I A ' f H ' 3 W 2644 Nicollet Avenue ,T Q ' ' 'X fc 6' j HANS ROSACKERH-Florist f Q Q54 19tlI Avenue and Stinson Blvd. N. E. - f It IIEMPELeS-cmfm fi 8 4300 Chicago Avenue ! Q V -1 J X ! HOLTMAN st NELSON-Grocers f f ,AI 19 f? 7 C' 3 gy, 3301 Fourth Avenue South y If 5 I f .' J 'lf I Yr-tu L. C. SMITH 8: CORONA TYPEWRITEIIS, INC. 4276 I ' 'I Q! X X ' A ' ' X 223 South Fourth Street V! I I ' 4 f -' we ' LEIF KVAALE-Jeweler I ' l , - ,. 23 East Lake Street 1 I ANN! ff! ' X1 I ' LORETTE BEAUTY PARLOR ' 4 Tx 34-th Street and Lyndale Avenue South Q t MCDIVITT FUNERAL HOME ,. 8,6 j Q - 1 2825 East Lake Street ' . 9 MINKIN'S DEPT. STORE K W I X X . Lake Street and Nicollet Avenue 'I . LUG ,IG H X .X RX Q 'O MINNEAPOLIS COSTUME CO. GN! 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