Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Top row: K. Beckwith. R- Little. L. Rowland. S. Vardalin. C. I'elennn. Second rmt: Mm Nvckerntn. 1‘. O'Donnell. E. La non, M. Bfuggrr. R. Ilokanuw. Min llarri . Front row: ). Uangclhvll, |. Schtnut lcr, Mr. Pelto, A. Blager. K. I orn I’anel: Farle Dorn. Ann Blager. Jean Schmut ler. Joe (iangclhotl. Hi jbcth l-irvon CLASS CABINET Chosen lor their efficiency and cooperative spirit, the students who composed the January Class Cabinet enthusiastically entered into the task of making their last term at Central JANUARY a great success. Among the social events undertaken by the class were the Homecoming Dance, the Class Play, “Tovarich, and Class Day, which was the final event of the year. All were acclaimed highly successful. Members of the cabinet, each of whom handled his assignments capably were Karle Dorn, president; Ann Blager, vice-president; Jean Schmutzler, secretary; Joe Cangelholf, treasurer; Sam Vardalos, class day; Mabel Bruggcr. class play; Ruth Hokanson, dress; Patricia O'Donnell, Homecoming; Luther Roseland, memorial; Bob Beckwith, program; Cortland Peterson, publicity; and F.lizal eth Larson, service. Valedictorian of the January class was Elizabeth Larson, and Mary Ellen Solcthcr was the salutatorian. Others who were honored at graduation were Ann Blager, who received the Minneapolis Star Award, and Patricia O’Donnell, who was presented with a medal by the D. A. R. 24

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Top row: P. WjKutl, J. Mirlkc. M. Turnqoiit, B. Suu.lcnmjirr, R. KcIUr, II. GuodcTMMt, R. Hammcnlrom. L. FimkU, K. Schulz, R. Rullin. Sixth row: M. Ijllcnurom. R Hickman, Glca nn, C. GtankoplU, I . Jjrvii, C. Hynr . W. Jonc . W. PricM, R. Allnon. Fifth row: I llanton. F Burn , J. Ilarri , II. N(M, F. Watt . H. Latham. B. lohnton, M. Bowm. M. Stewart. Fourth row: B. Ruitad, J. Chriitopherxin, V. Siangan, J. Chamber , A. Dolan, P. Flohil, S. Koenig, A. Ilolm, B. Pctcnon. Thiril row: V. Oxrmcnko, G. S ihowc. I.. Nicol, B. Furnnow, S. Pattcrion, |. War ley. M. Bterkr. A. Bockler. Second row: |». Long. D. Bothering. G. Lar on, G. IVar on. M. O'Connor. S. Bergluml. II. Hauber. R. land, B. Kragle. Front row: L. Bcrgitrotn. F. Giotafton, M. Pitcher, D. Jotinaon, M. Mrixner, II. Gilbertton, M. Heinrich, D. Bingen JUNE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society has been the scholastic goal of students in Central since 1923. In order to get recognition by the society, a student must have attended Central for at least two semesters and have a “B average or better. HONOR ROLL Christophcrson, Jean 3.0000 Hauber, 1 Iclcn 2.5416 Lind, Ruth .. 3.0000 Gcankoplis, Christie 2.5384 Warlcv, Janice 2.9600 Keaglc. Robert 2.4800 Kustad, Brice 2.9565 Bjcrkc, Mary Jane 2.4583 1 iammerstrom, Robert .. 2.9166 Long, Dorothy 2.4583 Jarvis, Donald 2.8750 O'Connor. Marie 2.4583 Dickman, Roy .. 2.7916 Walstad, Peter .... 2.4583 Gustafson, Florence 2.7500 Furstnow, Betty ... 2.4400 Berglund, Sally 2.7083 Liljcnstrom. Mary Ann. . 2.4375 1 Icinrich, Mardell 2.7083 Koenig, Shirley 2.-4’SS Rolhering, Doris ...... ... 2.6800 Staudcnmaicr, Bill 2.4285 Gleason, Jeanne 2.6666 Mangan. Virginia 2.4166 Dolan, Anne 2.6428 Ness, Harriet 2.4117 Nicol, lx uisc . 2.6400 Pearson, Gloria 2.3750 Turnquist, Margaret . .2.6250 Plocher, Mildred ... 2.3750 Peterson, Bernice . .2.5833 Watts, Frances 2.3529 Findcll, Leslie 2.5625 Oxcntcnko. Victor 2.3333 Patterson. Shirley .... 2.5600 Johnson, Betty Lou 2.3333 Latham, Helen 2.5471 Mykkeltvcdt, Irene 2.3125 Bockler, Ardcll ... 2.5416 Mielkc. Jean 2.3076 ELECTED TO NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Bingen. Dorothy 2.2916 Jones, Warren 2.1320 Flohil, Phyllis 2.2916 Pricss, Wilbur 2.1250 Chambers, Jean 2.2909 Hanson, Irene 2.1071 Rollin, Robert 2.2745 Burns, Earl 2.0833 Holm. Arline .. 2.2692 Gilbertson, Helen .. . 2.0800 Larson, Gertrude .... 2.2692 Johnson, Dorothy 2.0800 Bergstrom, Lois ... . 2.2500 Bowers, Mary Anne... 2.0769 I karris. Josephine ... 2.2500 Allison, Ralph 2.0416 Meixncr, Mabel 2.2500 Hvncs, Charles 2.0000 Schultz, Robert .... 2.1851 Kcllar. Rodney 2.0000 Svihowc, (Jerald .. 2J764 Stewart, Mary Jeanne ... 2.0000 Gunderson, Herbert 2.1538

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Top row: H. SUudcncnaicr, J. Cleaion, J. Murphy. J. I.nithion, A. Holm. K. KclUr. Scvom) row: Min Rc«), 0. LcViron. S. Ilcrcluml. K. Somcn. Mr. 1‘tllO. Front ruwi Mm Kami. II. Gould, I.. Ol«on, M. TurttquiM, I. Kelly, Min I.otxlfll I'anel: )tn Kelly. Laurrnc Olion. Marquee Turnquiu. Howard (ioul l, |ani c Worley. Robert lUniicrmoni The activities of the unusually large June class were efficiently handled by the competent CLASS CABINET Class Cabinet under the leadership of the four class officers: Jim Kelly, President; Laurcr.c Olson, Vice-President; Margaret Tumquist, Secretary; and Howard Gould, Treasurer. JUNE Heading the committees were the following chairmen and assistant-chairmen: Rodney Kellar and Elizabeth Plant, Class Play; Gordon Lekson and Priscilla Keyes, Class Day; Sally Bcrglund and Don Jarvis, Service; Jeanne Gleason and Herb Gunderson, College Day; Arlene Holm and Don Harstad, Program; Jean l-eighton and John Pitch, Publicity; Hob Somers and Gloria Count, Dress; Janet Murphy and Hob Eisler, Pictures; Bill Staud-enmaier and Mary Jane Bjerke, Memorial. Each committee was composed of four other members besides the two chairmen. The faculty advisers were Miss Harris, Miss Reed, Mr. Pelto, and Miss Lobdcll. During “Further Education Week different excursions were conducted so the members of the class might visit the college of their choice, thus getting a glimpse of college life.