Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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.

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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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mm JANUARY CLASS AASGARD LEONE Vim, vigor, ami vitality. Commercial Club; Girl Reserves; Girls' Club. AASVE. ELAINH lolly, frank. and very acute. And, I add, she's most attractive.' Commercial Club; Girls' Club. ADAMS, FRANKLIN A streak on the track and in discourse. Track '36. '37, '38; Football '36; Hi-Y. AKKRHERG, GRACE ANNE A sweet, attractive kmd of 'Crave'. Girl Reserves; G. A. A.; Girls' ('tub; French Club; A Senior Class Dress Committee. ALEVIZOS, EVELYN To worry is jolly. So let ns he jolly. Commercial Club; Fencing Club; Girls' Club; Girl Reserves. ANASTASION, ANGELO He is one who plays the game. Football '36, '37, '38; Basketball '36, '37; Track '36; Commercial Club. ANDERSON, LENNART On their own merits, modest men are dumb.' ANDERSON, RALPH What should a man do hut he merry? ARNESON. EILAINE '' What can move thy lips to speak? Commercial Club; Girls' Club; Girl Reserves. BAILEY. RALPH An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. AUSTIN. MARCELLA One meets many interesting people — meet Marcella! National Honor Society; Commercial Club; French Club; Girls' Club; Glee Club; Chimes of Normandy ; (iirl Reserves. BARRICK. ROSEMARY She'd rather he in the gym. G. A. A.; Girls' Club; Commercial Club. BAUMGARTEN. PAUL Common sense is not a common thing. Property Committee. BECK. KENNETH Give him a place to stand and he will move the world. P. T. A. Scholarship; Hi-Y (Cavalier Pres.) BECKWITH, BOB BEND1CKSON, ELEANOR A leader in all activities. Remember Thishe? s 50 ea y to Golf '36. '37. '38 (Champion); C winner; Star Winner; G. A. A.; Girls Club. Track Team '37, 38; Hi-Y (All City Pres.); Hi-Y (Linx Pres.); C Club; Student Council (V. P.): Radio Workshop; Botany Club (Scc'y.): Mimes and Mummers; Senior Program Committee (Chairman). BENSON. BETTE Loving word and loving deed, Loving aid to all who need. News (Spying on the Two Thousand); Publicity Committee; (iirl Reserves; Girls' Club; BENSON, CLARENCE Commercial Club. He hath a heart as sound as a hell.' »