Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1949 volume:

cr 1 N V CDINNeAPOUS puettc Lieta vtiv Jlte 1949 Qent icdiau PUBLISHED BY THE 1949 SENIOR CLASS OF Ge+itsial cMicjU School MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA All AImgaA All hands on deck! The good ship Central is about to embark. A full crew signed, this great vessel of the scholastic waves is heading for that much coveted port—education for all. With our sails set high we board this mighty ship, knowing that the officers and the crew are the best to be found in the world. 3 3 c 4 Ll SUipX JH Hf Administration 5-10 Activities 1 1-34 Seniors 35-58 Sports 59-78 Homerooms 79-88 MHC - ini, 97 i -w fyr, mtid' b ■ -fyu- The Captain, C. E. Blume, and First Mate, Robert Classon, look over the ship’s log. CHARLES ADDINGTON U. S. History. World History CLAIRE BELL Counselor, English ROSALIA BIRELINE Art ESTELLE CONWAY Spanish, Latin THOMAS CUNNINGHAM Mechanical Drawing DOROTHY DANIELS Foods, Home Economics ELIZABETH DOCKEN Geometry ELSIE EDLUND Botany LOIS FOSTER Clothing HELEN GAMBLE English ELLAS GRAHAM Biology LORINE GROSZ English MARVIN HARDY Boys Gym RAYMOND HOVEY Physics O. K. KUENSTER Modern Problem! DOROTHY HAWKER Girl ' Gym WILLIAM HAWKER U. S. History. Modern Probloms MAYLON HEPP Cabinet Shop LOUISE ILES English HELEN KICHER EDWARD KRUEGER Algebra. Geometry U. S. History, World History GUY LANDER Machine Shop FLORENCE LEGATE Clothing, Home Management ELLA LISKEY German. Spanish LUCILLE LOBDELL U. S. History, Modern Problems WALTER MACHULA Occupational Relations JOE MARKLEY Boys' Gym HAROLD MILES Music Department HARRIET MILLER English WESTON MITCHELL Mechanical Drawing ELMER MOEN Auto Shop JOHN MULLIGAN News, English, History ED NAGEL Boys' Gym, World History ELEANOR NICKERSON Geometry. Advanced Algebra WALTER NORDBY Bookkeeping, Typing IRENE PARKELL English 8 Jo ROSS PECK Biology HELLEN PINK World History, Modern Problems HENRY ROHDE Counselor GEORGIA scon Shorthand. Secretarial Practice MARIE SELLERS mmon Learning , Radio Workthop HELEN SLOCUM Girls' Gym. Health. First Aid LORIS THORESON Solid Geometry. Trigonometry BEATRICE THRO Typing, Bookkeeping FLORENCE TIMMERMAN English. Speech MYRTLE TURNQUIST Typing, Office Training LULU UTLEY English IDA WHITING English RACHEL WILSON HELEN ZANGER FREDRICK ZIMMERMAN KATHRYN MORSE Chemistry Shorthand Auto Shop Visiting Teacher SPECIAL SERVICES Amid the din and clatter of the boiler room, the engineers, the men who make the ship run, are found busily heaving coal into the furnaces and generally keeping things ship-shape. In the galley, the cooks cater to the tastes of the hungry crew. And in the ship’s office, the office staff carries on the ship's correspondence, records, and takes care of the men who have taken too many shore leaves. KATHERINE KLEIN JEANNETTE BRICE KARLOTTE THOMPSON Nursa Library Library MIMES AND MUMMERS—Bottom Row: B. Fitzummons. S. Oitenio, L. Grow, A. Folkor, J. Thompson. M. Jarjyna. Second Row: J. Poino. E. Colford, L. Mattson. B. Swenson, M. Lamm. A. Rallis. Third Row: J. Jacobson. E. Kylo. B. Perkins, D. Westegard. B. Begin, H. McLeer P. Sandquist. Fourth Row: J. Gilbertson. P. Flory, L. Bart. N. Schultz. D. Hundor, D. Dunham. J. Martino. J. Smith. Art takes it easy. The Nativity scene from the Christmas tableau. MIMES AND MUMMERS In the little theater off port bow. the H. S. Central Theater Guild, commonly called the Mimes and Mummers, presents various forms of dramatic entertainment to help make the hours aboard ship more enjoyable. The aspiring Bernhardts and Barrymores have truly used this year's cruise to good advantage for on their list of four bell hits are such star performances as the chilling mystery. The Jeweled Hand.” the annual Christmas pageant. The Lost Star, and the melodrama. They Ain't Done Right by Nell. The Mimes are exclusive in their own right, too. with openings for only thirty of our more talented shipmates who ore voted into the club after the semi-annual tryouts. Another well known trademark of the Mimes is the path that's worn on the main deck between stateroom 216 and back stage of the H.S. Central's Little Theater. 12 SHIPMATES ON STAGE Hl-Y CABINET—Bottom Row: R. C la 5 son, H. Bi . T. Limberis. T. Wilson. C. Hulander. Second Row: C. Sjogren. D. Dunhem, B. Begin. D. Breingan, Third Row: J. Erickson, P. Moorhead. J. Engfer, B. Foseid. D. Lund. Hl-Y To create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character—a worthy purpose for any club, and Hi-Y boys may always be found along the decks of the ship carrying out their purpose. It has been an eventful year for Hi-Y: The Halloween party at Idahapi. the March of Dimes campaign, the joint parties with the Triettes, and topping the whole year, the annual Easter program. Yes. Hi-Y is a worthy club. Its membership is open to any boy that wishes to join, and the fellows who do join never regret it. Don Breingen, Secretary; Bill Begin. Vice President; Harold Bi . President; preside et one of the Tuesday evening meetings held et the Wunder House, a recently purchased home now used as a meeting place. Bill Begin distributes clothespins to Jim Goebel and Tom Limberis to be sold, with the receipts going to the World Fellowship Fund. Hl-Y CLUB—Bottom Row: R. Clatson. B. Begin. N. Kushino. D. Dahl. J. Carmichool, J. Barber. M. Bergman. C. Hulandor. Second Row: J. Steen. D. Breingan. D. Miner, J. Brandt. D. Dronen, R. Wilson. S. Lattereil. A. Gramer. Third Row: B. Adams. D. Virnig. D. Dunham. T. Lim-beris. A. Miner. H. Folsom. C. Kalogerson. B. Zoimetr. T. Wilson. Fourth Row: B. Miner. E. Dale. H. Hammer. J. Nelson. J. Engf«r. 0. Warren. C S{ogren, P. Opsel. B. Auer. Fifth Row: H. 8i« E. LaBeilo, N. Gustafson. 8. Schramelt. J. Nordberg, D. Exo. B. Foseid. D. Lund T. Sandmeyer. Sixth Row: D. Jackson. D. Wodrich. D. Gaalaas. P. Moorhead J. Erickson J. Goebel. J. Gilbertson A. Felker. L. Bart. H. Halvorson. Hl-Y The Hi-Y took on new quarters midway through the voyage this year and for the rest of the cruise held their meetings and parties in the lap of luxury. The Y.M.C.A. recently purchased a new building for Cully Hulander of the South Central Y. and_Central's Hi-Y boys may now be found conducting all their activities at the Wunder House, located at the corner of Park Avenue and Lake Street. An active organization, the Hi-Y is truly deserving of this beautiful new home for their club. Dick. Johnny. Art. and Dala talk o� ar big plans with Cully Hulandar. in tha Hi-Y s n w y undar Housa. This year's cruise is being used as a practice session by our aspiring choral group. During their days aboard the Good Ship Central, they have presented the annual Christmas concert and another concert in March via station KBTR. CHOIR—First Row: I. Roffers. N. Steinke, B. Yaunick. A. Shaughnessy. Mr. Milos, J. Carpentier. K. Hanson. F. Schein, M. Tighe. Second Row: S. McCoy. M. Forman. P. Blankholm. B. Johnson A. Lang. R. Rogers. N. Schuith. C. Kampf, A. Forsland. Third Row: B. Thompson. J. Erickson. J. Paine. P. Mastors. D. Stoecker, B. Murden, J. Hamsnoss. A, Flugar, B. Johnston. Fourth Row: M. Olson J. Cornforth, M. Bowman. E. Dahlman. L. Rader, K. Wallner. J. Berg. M. Davies. Fifth Row: L. Shannon. R. Hunder. J. Smight. D. Enger J. Strok J. Worth. G. Freeman. D. Dunham. R. Scheimo. Sixth Row: B. Korkvin. H. Halverson. R. Andorson. B. Blader. R. Benson. L. Schultz, T. Sandmeyor. J. Hahlo, R. Severson, T. Field. BAND—Flute : J. Anderson J, Carlson. Clarinets: J. Carlson, J. Newstrom, E. Clark B. Wengor, D. Smith, B. Boacom, B. Ross. J. Bonjtrom, C. Lolino. H. Winje, D. Bouchard. S. O'Donnell, C. LaLime. Saxophones: C. Welin. D. Bergman, B. Worrick. R. Odeqard. Oboes: M. Ma-jerus. Bassoons: J. Rogers. French Horns: A. Miner B. Strombocl J. Olson, D. Hunder. Cornets: D. Clark D. Reep. D. Shepard T. Kotsonos. B. Denson. C. Haugesag. S. Peterson. C. Kimmerle A. Shires. Trombones: B. Butler. H. Smith, E. Gunderson, J. Ludtke, R. Holm. Baritones: D. Westegard. E. Bolstad. Basses: C. Brush, R. Pearson. D. Zimmerman, G. Valley. Percussion: J. Carmichael, R. Green, R. Mag-nuson, C. Keuther. Harp: M. Tighe, BAND There will always be music as long as the good ship Central's band is on deck. The members are all becoming commissioned officers under the direction of the new Commodore. Harold Miles, who is proving himself to be a musician first class. Have you ever heard a concert band play a symphony? This band did it at their big concert in March. It was conducted in a regal way with no one else but Miss America as guest soloist. Band members have also obtained liberty and appeared on shore at other high schools in Minneapolis and Saint Paul. 17 HI C—Bottom Row: S. McCoy, R. Oshima, S. O'Donnoll, N. Stelnlco. K. Wallner. M. Tigho, H. Miles. Second Row: B. Johnson. E. Gianoulis. D. Kline, J. Carpontier, G. Schoin, J. Camoron. Third Row: L Barf C. Sjogren, J. Martino, M. Bowman, J. Paine C. Kompf, D. Obertono. HI C AND ORCHESTRA There’s a lot of talent on board this trip, and Hi C, the talent club of the good ship, and the orchestra provide the opportunity for each talented crewman to perform and entertain the rest of the crew. ORCHESTRA—F. Poole. M. Majerus, C. Nelson, B. Millar. GIRLS' CLUB (Fall Cabinet)—Bottom Row; L. Holvik. M. Hurtig. J. Koch. 0. Desmond. Second Row: R. 8irelin«? J. Richardson V. Swanson, H. Miller. Third Row: J. Sohlin. S. Neuman. W. Youngmorlc. M. Alion. GIRLS' CLUB .. . Ship Ahoy! Full speed ahead! And the Girls' Club is off on another voyage that will successfully live up to their motto of Growth, Education, and Service. Girls' Club has provided the Good Ship Central with new colors, sponsored their superb annual style show, and presented panel discussions and a party for all girls new on board ship. GIRLS' CLUB (Spring Cabinet)—Bottom Row: J. Sohlin. D. Desmond, C. Corcoran, N. Hall, L. Holvik Second Row: H. Miilor. J. Richardson. J. Koch. R. Bireline. Third Row: S. Nouman, W. Youngmark. V. Swanson M. Hurtig. R. Rierson. SPEECH CLASS—Bottom Row: M. Sellers M. Culbertson, G. Parker. C. Schluoter, J. Hallborq. J. Jacobson, R. Pollom, B. Lanning. Second Row: F. Schein. M. Johnson. A. Viker, B. Carrahor, J. Zarmbinski. E. Larson. B. Johnson, A. Shaughnessy, C. Ihle, S. Lockwood. Third Row: J. Heine R. McCall, G. Hibbard. B. Bell, A. Lotsberg. A. Owens, G. Boosalii 0. Baker, A. Woisman. G. Beckley A. Gragert. Fourth Row: H. Holter. S. Nelson, M. Schoenhofen. T. Kotsonas, A. Miner, M. Strom, J. Hanlin, B. Bronson, B. Musgrove. T. Wilson. Fifth Row: M. King. M. Morsted. P. Flory, M. Nichol. M. Nelson. R. Russell. D. Dunham. C. Kuothor, A. Wyman. B. Beacom, N. Ryan. Sixth Row: L. Prickatt. J. Broingan. L Johnson, T. Limberis. G. Johnson D. Nelson. S. Reynolds, J. Johnson. B. Fitzsimmons. H. Folsom. Seventh Row: D. Shepherd. A. Fellows. H. Howe. A. Felkcr, H. Bis, K. Miller, R. Maxwell. D. Borgmann, J. Nelson. N. Schultx, L. Goodspeed. SPEECH . . . Polishing up their nautical lingo and style is the main interest of those illustrious crewmen, who, under the able command of Mrs. Timmerman and Mrs. Sellers, rehearse for appearances on Junior Town Meetings, Assembly programs, and speaking engagements abroad. CAMERA CLUB . . . What better way to remember a voyage than with pictures? And the Camera Club has provided us with living momentoes of our past year on the Good Ship Central. Newly organized this year, the Camera Club is made up entirely of boys, but any boy that is interested may join. As the newest club on board, under the guidance of Mr. Hovey, it is fast becoming one of the most active. CAMERA CLUB—Bottom Row: R. Hovey J. Martino. D. Worren, B. Schramck. Second Row: L. Joos, G. Hibbard. B. Kyle F. Poole, J. Luedtke J. Johnson A Miner. Third Row: A. Kalleberg. D. Magnuson. LATIN CLUB—Bottom Row: L. Rofforj, C. Nation. P. Sondquist. E. Conway. M. Foorro, D. Rokow, N. Kushino, G. Hibbard. E. Glonny. Second Row: J. Smith. M. Notvick, G. Andorion, J. Thunn. M. Cooper. J. Grisham. A. Rallis. M. Dahlquist. L. Jackson, R. Rogers. Third Row: 8. Swenson, 1.. Road. G. Clausen. R. LaRue. M. Johnson. M. Boosalis. M. Gramm. 8. Bryant. M. Young. Fourth Row: V. Greene J. Lind. C. Wishart. M. Majerus, P. Rogors. J. Sweiven. L. Magnuson. J. Lunnis. D. Minor, D. Subart. Fifth Row: J. Steen, V. Ramler, S. Lot-terell, A. Miner, J. Das. J. Stroh M. Magnuson. 8. Beacom A. Herberg. Siith Row: A. Felkor A. Morrill, D. Dunham, L. Joos. C. Sjogren, D. Donovan, D. Droven. R. Wilson. J. Holman, C. Ballard. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club provides adequate services for those who wish to get acquainted with the language of the old Romans. It also accepts those who would become fluent in German and Spanish. A Roman banquet climaxes the year's activities, and proof that the Romans conquered Ireland is apparent when the club sells St. Patrick favors. Some of the members manufacture shamrocks for the St. Patrick's Day bow sale. FALL Y TEENS—Bottom Row: M. Gudal. E. Tsuboi. M. Millor. J. Sjostrom. Second Row: M. Turnquist, J. Paine, M. Majorus. E. Glenny. D. Daniels. Third Row: M. Ahlstodt. B. Lockon, M. Atkins, D. Nelson. TRIETTES Triettes. Central’s branch of the Y.W.C.A., is an important recreation spot on board ship with the added purpose of service for others. Meetings were devoted to developing of personality and making favors for hospitalized children. One of the highlights of the past year was the Winter Camp at Iduhopi. SPRING Y TEENS—Bottom Row: M. Atkins. R. LoRue, M. Gudal. 8. Locken, V. Carpenter. Socond Row: M. Turnquist, B. Bockgren. M. Notvik, A, Sathor, D. Daniels. Third Row: N. Hokanson. D. Nelson. M. Majorus. L. Price, E. Johnson. RED CROSS-Bottom Row: J. Smith, J. Burdick. A Viker, F. legato, I Foil or, C. Brush Second Row: D. Nelion. B Roylo, I Mattson, N Schrocdcr. M. Ogren, S. Sanek Third Row: J. Da . 0. B'iaoi. C. Foo, C. Wishort. D Baker, V. Olson, J. Phillip . Fourth Row: B. lidifono. S. Otfenio. 0. Beeingon. M. Allen. S. Halim. I. Pier Fifth Row: B Milicr, B. Carver. B. MiHor, J. Tanner. 0. Jensen. M. Anton. N. Boh I mam Sixth Row: J. EficklOO, T Kuefler, B, Burnes. M Kreru, P. Flory, E. Reddle. S. Skene, 0. Fowler. RED CROSS . . During our long voyage the Red Cross engages in worthwhile activities to cheer up the many seamen who landed in sick bay during their cruise over life's troublesome waters. Among these activities were decorating Christmas trees and tray favors for the wounded veterans. Under the guidance of Miss Florence Legate, the local chapter staged an assembly and a drive for membership. BANKING .. . What fun can any sailor have on shore leave without a bankroll! Provision for sufficient funds is in the hands of clever financiers and clerical experts. Every Tuesday bags of coin go into safe keeping. The ship purser is Mrs. Beatrice Thro. • BANKING—Bottom Row: P Wurdemon. M Mognuion, M. Foorro, A Mince. K. Motion. F. Schein, P. Wright. V. long , I Trenholm Second Row: J. Holm. V. Carpenter, J. Seaton, J. Erickion, M. Bergman, B Nieland. J. Johnson, M. Hulke, Mr . Thro. Third Row: U Ro!� e. B. Younick, L NickoHon, 0. Kline, 0 Ml y nek. M. Morquordt. M Tierney. B. Baden. B. Ncljon, S. Block. Fourth Row: J. Porter. M. Forley. M. Olson. I. Carlme. B. lorton, 0. Sroecker, J. Poine. K Corcoron. D. Holm . B. Gimble, B. lindqvist. Fifth Row: I Magnuton. 0. Froemming, J. Holmon. I. Johnion. J. Imd. T. Grommot. M. Ogren, M. Heg-lond, B. Dokken Sixth Row: D Anderion. N. Ryan. M. OUon. 0. Swan on, B. locher. B. Holm. H. Witti. N Manuel. C. Schulty. J. Tanner, M Dahlman. Seventh Row: J. Davidton, 0. Worren, J. Mulvoney, R. Berg. C. K act her, P. Rand. J. Barton. C Turner. H Hogen, H. Holter, 0. Westogord, J. Bieiemeier. STUDENT COUNCIL The navigators of the ship, the guiding hand. That's the Student Council. A quiet, efficient body of legislators, the Student Council has its oar into just about all the activities on board ship. Courtesy Week, the magazine sale, the dances—these are a few of the Student Council sponsored activities that have met with great success this year. With Ted Wilson at the helm, the Student Council has made 1949 a great year for the Good Ship Central. STUDENT COUNCIL—Bottom Row: J. Richardson. G. Boosalis. J. Gilbertson. H. Kichor J. SoMin. T. Wilson. J. Tracy. Second Row: M DuLoc. G. Tweed T. Parson, J. Thunn, N. Kuthino. N. Hall. L. Holvik Third Row; D. Desmond. G. Clausen, S. Johnson. J. Edmund, M. Hurtig. N. Morrison. L. Magnuson V. Swanson. Fourth Row: W. Youngmarl. E. Bolstad C. Sjogren, K. Peterson, B. Auer, W. Black, B. McDaniels. Fifth Row: C. Thomas, H. Halvorson, J. Dahle J. Goebol L. Bart, H. Bin. L. Priclott. J. Engfer. Bobby McDaniels spearheads the magazine subscrip- Leaders of the subscription drive—Jeanette Richard- tion drive by selling the first subscriptions to Mr. Blume son, Henry Halvorson, Bob McDaniels, Nancy Hall and and Mr. Classon. Wayne Black. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Congratulations to those conscientious enlistees who work so energetically for the privilege of wearing gold braid at Commencement. The high scholastic requirements of the National Honor Society make it an exclusive organization. Only A Juniors with a 2.75 average, the B Seniors with a 2.50 average, and the A Seniors with a 2.25 average are admitted. With averages determined by the following: A—3, B—2, C—I, the Honor Society maintains a high criteria for admission. Scholarship isn't the only requirement, however. Leadership . . . character . . . service . . . are all important standards. HONOR SOCIETY—Bottom Row: J. Quam, J. Ellofson, K. Mattson, J. Bridges. J. Engol. N. Benson. J. Gilbortson. O. Sandon. J. Thomp. � on. A. Kallobarg. Second Row: D. Kullo, O. Shoohy, B. Erickson, H. Hotter. 6. Westegerd, W. Youngmark. M. Helling. M. Jack. A. Miner. Top Row: P. Wright, M. Martins. E. Almquist, G. Andorson, O. Huie. N. Steinko. M. Marquardt. J. Guindon, J. Jacobson, J. Richardson. FALL HONOR SOCIETY—Bottom Row: J. Jacobson, A. Miner J. Gilbartson, W. Youngmark O. Huio. Top Row: J. Bridges. J. Quam. J Engel, P. Wright. 0. Baker. G. Andorson. CENTRAUAN—Bottom Row: R. Fullerton. M. Preiner, C. Blume. A. Kolloborg. J. Koch. Second Row: I. Isles. B. Swenson G. Swanson. J. Jacobson P. Wright A. Folker. Third Row: J. Quam, C. DeNoma. B. Erickson, A Minor. D. Westegard. W. Youngmark. CENTRAUAN The Centralian finally left port, after two months anchorage. Three days off port we hit a storm. With high hopes we drove forward. The rains came—organization, dummy, shooting schedule and cover. Quick flashes and pictures were taken. Deep into the heart of the torrent we went—pictures, mounting, and scaring up a messenger to relay our work to the engraver. Suddenly through the black clouds came a ray of light—our last mounting deadline complete. Briskly we worked to clear the decks of copy. We weathered the storm and headed towards port. Task done, voyage completed, we present the fresh rain washed ‘49 edition of the Centralian. Ye editor end his number ono assistent in the midst of big decisions. Editor-in-chief ARTHUR KALLEBERG Assistant Editors JANET KOCH MARY ANN PREINER ANDY MINER .......... JOLAYNE JACOBSON WANDA YOUNGMARK BEVERLY SWENSON ... BARBARA ERICKSON DONNA WESTEGARD JOHN QUAM....... GERALDINE SWANSON RONALD FULLERTON ... ANN THOMPSON PAT WRIGHT... CHERIE DeNOMA MARILYN DAVIES C. E. BLUME... MISS LOUISE ILES... ARTHUR FELKER ... . . ....Business Managor ...................Photo Editor .Homeroom Editor ................ Faculty Editor ....................Club Editor ....... ....Senior Closs Editor ...........Girls' Sports Editor ............Boys' Sports Editor ....... ... ........Art Editor . , .Assistant Business Manager Assistant Business Manager .......................Secretary ..........................Typist ..................... •• -Typist ..... ........ Advisor ..... .Business Advisor NEWS, FALL STAFF—Bottom Row: G. Johnson, J. Richardson O. Huio J. Mulligan, E. Tsuboi. H. Moffett. Second Row: J. Wicklund, J. Thompson. M. Pappas M. Kohler. G. Bockloy. D. Kline. J. Billington. J. Koch. Third Row: O. Shoohy. J. Houle, S. Cottor, N. Schroeder, C. Handahl. M. DuLac. Fourth Row; D. Vollmer. E. Berry. J. Hanlin D. Briggi J. Sjostrom. L. Carline. G. Elliott. FALL NEWS STAFF Editor.............................Oy Huio Asst. Editors ..... Esther Tsuboi Jim Heino School Editor ......... Olive Sheehy Sports Editor.......... Jerry Johnson Club Editor ...........Carol Handahl Girls' Sports .......Janet Koch Marlone DuLac Cartoonist ...........Dave Vollmer Business Mgr..... Margaret Pappas Advertising Mgr........ Janet Houle Circulation Mgr......Joyce Thompson News Editor. .Jeanette Richardson NEWS Those of us who travel together on the high seas of learning are all on board ship each Wednesday, eagerly awaiting the weekly edition of the Central High News. Everywhere you turn on the ship, you find members of the News staff peeking through portholes, and uncovering items of interest to everyone in the crew. All-American, that’s how our News is classified, and we think there is no finer paper on land or sea. SPRING NEWS STAFF Editor................. Esther Tsuboi Assist. Editors. . Jeanette Richardson Olive Sheehy School Editor........ ......Oy Huio News Editor....... Margaret Pappas Sports Editor..................Harold Moffett Club Editor ............. Mary Kohler Girls' Sports..... Nancy Schroeder Cartoonist...................... Dave Vollmer Business Mgr..................Marlene DuLac Advertising Mgr........ Janet Houle Circulation Mgr... .. Evelyn Berry NEWS. SPRING STAFF—Bottom Row: H. Becker. H. Moffett. J. Richardson. E. Tsuboi. J. Mulligan, O. Sheohy. G. Johnson, J. Beaver. Second Row: D. Thompson. T. Halley. J. Wicklund. J. Thompson. O. Huie. M. Pappas. G. Beckley, M. Kohler. D. Kline. M. Janyna. Third Row: M. Tuttle. D. Briggs, L. Carline. J. Sjostrom, J. Houle B. Kennedy. D. McNeil. C. Hanson. B. Carraher. M. DuLac. Fourth Row: M. Ahlstedt. A. Weisman. D. Nelson. E. Berry. B. Larson, J. Billington. J. Hanlin. G. Morris, N. Schroeder. Fifth Row: G. Elliott. D. Lund. J. Engfer, K. Smestad, D. Nelson, D. Warren. D. Vollmer. D. Davies. L. Boersma. E. Clairmont. HALL MONITORS—Bottom Row: B. McDaniels. K. Jamieson. H. Kichor, R. McCall, A. Dietz. Second Row: G. Johnson. D. Davies, J. Staum, T. Kapsalis, W. Black. Third Row: J. Holmes. L. Gordon M. 3iros B. Auor, J. Engfer. Fourth Row: R. Findorff, K. Miller, C. Kersten. B. Underwood. H. Moffett. J. Breingan. LIBRARY AND HALL MONITORS Members of the Shore Patrol, stationed on each deck of the Good Ship Central, see that no crewmen take shore leaves without official passes. They also check attendance in the library, help students find reading material, and assist at the charging desk. Hall monitors take orders from Miss Helen Kicher and the library assistants check in to Mrs. Brice. LIBRARY MONITORS—BoHom Row: M. Lamm. J. Beaver, M. Jarryna, J. Burdick. B. Tolocky. Second Row: M. DuLac. M. Johnson M. Olson. A. Thompson. Third Row: M. Langford. J. Stinson D. Briggs. L. Carline. J. Peine. Fourth Row: B. Erickson, M. Preiner, P. Sandquist, N. Jamieson. D. Nelson. E. Berry. STAGE CREW—Bottom Row: B. Poarton P. A. Man; R. Clabo. Electrician: P. Opsal. Monager: T. Sandmeyar. Assiitant Manager. Second Row: B. Gitiiimmoni. Projectionist; 0. Gaalaat. Grip: J. Swedberg Grip: B. Hall. Grip: C. Enle, Flyman; Not pictured: H. Smith, Grip. STAGE CREW Credit goes to those clever deck hands stationed on the aft platform. They swab the decks and rig the mast heads for every performance. These accomplished mechanics combined forces to produce such outstanding effects as the Pinafore setting . . . class play staging . . . and Homecoming. Then, there are the innumerable little missions these fellows carry out. that the rest of the ship’s mates often overlook. How about those early pre-advisory jam sessions emanatinq from the hold back-stage . . . those films, run off by one of the stalwart Sampson's of the Stage Crew for first aid, health, biology, chemistry, physics, botany, radio workshop, and the social science classes . . . their appreciated labors at movie assemblies. Every group that has ever given a stage presentation has deeply felt the aid, co-operation, and time contributed by the crew of their own free will. These deck hands are the ones who see that the P.A. system is ready for use. a job ably performed by Bob Pearson. Ronald Clabo was the boy behind the spotlight, who created those chromatic lighting effects. Yes, true to its colors, the stage crew has operated effectively under the management of Phil Opsal. The bosses at work. Firebug Opsal is thwarted. DEBATE TEAM—Bottom Row: J. Koch 8. Swenson. B. Kennedy. M. Seller . Second Row: H. Holter. A. Miner, M. Proiner. Third Row: M. Collins, C. Sjogren, L. Bart D. Warren. RADIO WORKSHOP AND DEBATE From ship to shore via radio stations KBTR and WLOL. Thus, the competent crewmen who man our radio room, with all its new seaworthy equipment, not only keep in touch with the mainland, but also inform the landlubbers of the activities which are carried on aboard ship. And one of our newest organizations is the debate squad. Winning honors here and there, and joining the National Forensic League, the squad is rapidly becoming one of the most publicized groups here aboard ship. RADIO WORKSHOP—Bottom Row: B. Johnson. G. Beckley. A. Shaughnessy. M. Sellers B. Olson. 8. Ball J. Jacobson. F. Scheii). Second Row: M. Virnig. M. Morstad. N. Manuel O. Shoehy. A. Vikor. A. Thompson M. Lamm L. Johnson. Third Row: D. Dunham, T. Field, T. Kotsonas. A. Miner. D. Nyman. E. Dahlman. B. Beacom. J. Hibbard. Fourth Row: D. Sheppard. B. Underwood. H. Bin. M. Kina J Berae J. Nelson, K. Miller. C.F.C.—Bottom Row: D. Clark J. Bonstrom, K. Paterson. D. Nyman. J. Barge. M. Dahlqui t. Second Row: B. Thomsen. J. Snook. B. Olson. J. Beaver C. Hendahl. E. Edlund. J. Peterson. Third Row: A. Thomoson. N. Thompson L. Rogers. S. McCoy. R. Hansen R. Roffor . Fourth Row: B. Millar. L Herner M. Dahlman. J. Cornforth E. Dahlman J. Oas D. Snow. Fifth Row: J. Quam R. Fast. J. SoUie. S. Skene M. Anderson, R. Griffin. B. Perkins J. Barton. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Chaplains of good will and friendship—such are the members of the Christian Fellowship. Inspirational music, guest speakers and social activities did much to keep the sea unruffled. Commanded by able-bodied seamen—De-lores Nyman in the fall and Kenneth Peterson in the spring—Christian Fellowship had a successful cruise under the direction of Miss Elsie Edlund, faculty adviser. P.T.S.A. When our ship needs extra hands on deck, the call goes out to the P.T.S.A. Parents, teachers, and students join to keep the ship sailing a smooth course. P.T.S.A. CABINET—Bottom Row: Mr . Burdick Mr. Burdick Mr . Haug Classon, Mr. Blomquitt. Second Row: Mr . Bart. Mr . Smith, Mr . Adam Kichor Norman Kushino, Mr . Bryant. Mr . Robinton. Shirley Ann John on, Mr . Lund, Mr. Blumo. Mr. Mr . Culbertson, Mr . Hurtiq. Mr . Holm, Marie Hurtiq. Mi� l SHIPMATES PERFORMING c amecamitify Homecoming—a time for fun and frolic, when everyone from the highest officer to the lowliest deck hand relaxes and enjoys himself. In the morning there's the long assembly, which features a chorus girl dance, the judging of the pioneer costumes, and talent from the crew. And. of course, there's the stirring moment when the Queen of the 1949 Homecoming celebration is crowned. SENIOR STRAW STRUT CLASS OFFICERS Kenny Peterson, Treasurer; Georgia Boosalis, Vice President; Jack Gilbertson, President; Jeanette Richardson, Secretary. CLASS CABINET Seated: Georgia Boosalis, Jeanette Sohlin, Jeanette Richardson, Dale Dunha Hertig Stand'ng: Kenny Peterson, Harold Bix, Art Felker, Jack Gilbertson Turea: Marlene DuLac. m, Marie Not pic- 36 jjune Cj'uuSLiat i Almendinger. Beverly . . . Seldom tad. mostly glad. Girl ' Club: Triettes. Almquist, Elizabeth . . . Give her a chance, she'll do the ro t. Latin Club. Secretary: Honor Society. Anderson, Carol ... It's a quiet workor who succeeds.” Girls' Club. Anderson. Gladys . . . Brilliant in a modest way. National Honor Society. Vice President: Latin Club: Girls' Club: Red Cross: Orchestro. Anderson, Marguerite . . . Silence has many advantages. ' Girls' Club. Anderson. Robert . . The best things come in small packages. Red Cross: News. Antelman. Jerry . . Fun and Jerry qo together. Anton, Mildred . . . ' A fan of the Millers, a friend to all. Triettes: Band: Girls' Club; G.A.A. Auer, William . . . Man of the hour.' Swim-ming; C Winner; Hi-Y; Student Council; Service Committee. Baden, Bernadette . . . Never a dull moment. Girls' Club: Triettes; Library Monitor; Work. Baden. Rosemary . . . Born with a laugh. Girls' Club: G.A.A.; P.T.S.A.; Bank Cashier. Baker. Dorothy . . . Gracious in manner, sincere at all times.” Hono' Society; Latin Club: Red Cross. Bannister, Donna ... A friend to all. G.A.A.: Girls Club: News Staff. Barron, Barbara . . . She's chuck full of fun. Girls Club; Latin Club. Beacom, Beverly ... A Miss Who's full of mischief. Honor Roll; Latin Club: Girls Club; Class Play Commit-too: Red Cross: Band: Orchestra. Beaver, Leota ... A quiet girl, but quite a girl.” Girls' Club. Beckley, Gloria . . . Nice in anybody's language. Triettes: Girls' Club: News Staff; Program Committeo. Bell, William . . . A likeable guy.” Tennis: C Winner; Latin Club: Golf. Benson, Eddie ...” We II see you in our droams. Track: Football. Benson, Norman . .. Ho says little, but that's no sign ho isn't thinking. Honor Society: Memorial Committee. BEST ALL AROUND Jeanette Sohlin Ted Wilson Qn.aduate l MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEEO Pat Wright Art Kalleberg Benson. Poter . . . Tho Class Flirt. Hall Monitor: Hall of Fame. Borg, Roland . . . That's our Babo'. Scrub Football; Track; C Winnor; Student Council: Social Committee. Berge, Joyce ... A friend to everyone she knows. G.A.A.: Girls’ Club: C.F.C.. Treasurer. Bergman, Douglas . . . Let s talk, laugh, ond have fun. Choir. Vice President; Band: Rod Cross. Berry. Evelyn . . . Mutiie brims over with personality and loveliness. Girls’ Club: G.A.A.; Nows Staff. Circulation Manager; Homecoming Attendant: Hall Monitor; Hall of Fame. Billington, Joann . . . Ever seen Joann without 'Choppy ? Girls' Club: Choir; Triettos: G.A.A.: News Staff. 8ix, Harold . . . An all around guy.' Soph Football: Hockey; Football: Honor Roll: Hi-Y. President: Student Council; Class Cabinot. Black, Sally . . . Quality not quantity. Girls' Club: Bank Cashier. Black, Wayne ... All tho world loves a lover. Football; Basketball: Track; Service Committee: Studont Council; Leadership Conference. Blader, Bob . . The bettor half of the Toni twins. Soph. Football; Basketball: Choir; Social Committoo: Hall of Fame. Blaitdell, Marian . . . Her heart was young and gay. Girls Club. Blankholm, Patricia . . . Hor hands aro her fortune. Banking Cashier; Choir Accompanist; Glee Club. Blevins. Jack . . . His only worry is a little Loaf'. Band. Bohlig, Joyce . . . Friendly and sincoro. Girls Club. Bohlmon, Nancy . . . A girl with ambition. Girls' Club-G.A.A.; P.T.S.A.; Rod Cross. Boline, Gary . . . Small but packs a wallop. Scrub Football; Swimming; Track: C Winner; Honor Roll: Hi-Y, Secretary; Hall of Fame. Bonstrom, Jo Anne . . Still waters rur. deep. Christian Fellowship. Vice President; Band. Boosalis, Georgia . . . Her frionds they are many; her foos. are thoro any? Latin Club; Girls Club: Triettes: G.A.A.: Student Council, Vice President; Honor Roll; C Winner; Senior Class Vico President: Centralian Business Staff; Hennepin County Student Council: Leadership Conference: Representative Centralite. Booth, Maitland . . . A man of leisure.” Bredosen, Delores . . . Yes. I study sometimes. Girls' Club; G.A.A. Breingan, James . . . Think no more, Jim. your high school days are over. Hall Monitor. Brennan. Patricia . Art is her favorite subject inside school and out—Girls' Club. Bridges, James ... A brilliant mind with a mannor kind. National Honor Society. Prosidont; Memorial Committee. Briggs. De-lores . . . Away with books, let's have some fun. Honor Roll; Latin Club; Triettes; Girls' Club: G.A.A.; Red Cross: Class Play Committoo: Social Committee: News Staff, Assistant Circulation Manager; Office Practice. Qladuatel Bronson, Betty ... She has a whim for tho gym. G.A.A. Aii City Emblem; Girls' Club. Brunette, Joyce ... As good naturod a gif as you'd over meet.' Burdick, Jacqueline , . . Jackie is roady with a helping hand, willing to do whatever she can. Honor Roll; Girls' Club: G.A.A.; Library Monitor: Leadership Conference: Red Cross, Socre-;ary. Burquist, Richard . . . Still pursuing, still achieving. Track. Buskirk, LaVonnc . . . Calm, quiet, and friendly.' Girls' Club: Choir; Work. Butler, Marilyn ... A strong link in the chain of friendship.' G.A.A.. Cabinet; Honor Roll: Girls' Club; Publicity Committee. Butler, William . . . There's music in him. Honor Roll; Boxing: Hi-Y: Hi-C; Band; Choir; Pro-qram Committee: Hall of Fame. Byrnes. Terry . . . Of courso it's very hard to boat a very porfect athloto. Scrub Football: Football: Basketball: Baseball: C Winner; Hall of Famo. Cain. Delores . . . Sophistication at its best. Girls' Club: Triettes; Hall Monitor; Red Cross. Carey, Mary . Friendly and sincere. Girls' Club: News Staff. Carlin. John . . . Lots of fun and a gentleman, too. Carline, Lois . . . If I can't be seen, I must be heard. Girls' Club: G.A.A.: News: Banking Cashier; Class Play Committee: Red Cross: Hall of Fame: Library Monitor: Service Committee. Carmichael, John . . . Small and cuto. Hi-Y; Hi-C: Program Committoe: Eland. Carpentier, Joan . . . Thero’s magic in her feet. Honor Roll; Red Cross: P.T.S.A.: G.A.A.; Hi-C; Girls Club: Choir. Carraher, Barbara . . . The better you know hor, tho better you liko her. Golf: Girls' Club; News; Library Monitor: Service Committee; Substitute Cheerleader. Caspers, Carol . . Words! Words! Words! Triottes: Girls' Club: G.A.A.: Office Practice. Chapman, Bruce . . . Happy is he. and from studio-, he is free.' Chivors, Kathryn . . . Gay, easy, and cordial. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Latin Club; Counselors' Office. Clark, Douglas . . . Ho gives tho world assurance of a man. Honor Roll; C.F.C., Vice President: Band. Clemens, Robert ... A loyal companion; an excellent friond. Colford, Ellen . . . She might be small, but oh, what pep. Girls' Club; Mimes and Mummers. Collins. Merlyn . . . Ho is ono who does his own thinking. Doboto; Track; Work. Cornforth, Joyco . . . Sho sees the pleasant side of things. C.F.C.; Girls' Club; Choir. Cronin, Thomas ... A handsomo guy at just a glonco, could bo a star if givon a chanco. MOST TALENTED Norma Steinke Bill Butler most popular Qnaaludte Janet Sjostrom Terry Burns Dahl , Linus . . . An extremoly reserved men. Dahlman, Eileen ... I was vaccinated with a phonograph needle. C Winner: G.A.A.: Girls' Club; Latin Club: C.F.C.. Vice Prosidont: Choir: Momorial Committee. Dalton, Joanne . . . Sunny, sincere, and sensible. Girls Club: Red Cross. Das. Joanne . . . I know you are full of good nature.” C.F.C.: Girls' Club: Latin Club: Red Cross. Davies, Marilyn . . . Her faco is sweet, her clotho's aro neat. Honor Roll; Girls' Club, ControKan Staff. Davis, Margaret . . . Ouiet. but so nicely so.' Girls Club: Choir. De-Noma, Cherio . . . Thou makost the sad heart gay. Honor Roll; Girls' Club: Cen-tralian Staff; Office Practice: P.T.S.A. Domka, John ... A gentleman in manner and mind. Choir. Dormandy, Doris . . . She's full of life; she'� full of fun. Girls' Club. DuLac, Marlene . . . She sighs at many, and loves but one. C Winner; Two Championship Stars: Golf: Girls' Club: Class Cabinet; G.A.A.; News, Business Manager: Cheerleader; Student Council: Representative Centralite. Dunham, Dale . . . For he's a jolly good fellow. Honor Roll; Lotin Club. Vice President; Hi-Y. Cabinet; Mimes end Mummers: Hi-C: Hall of Foma: Class Cabinet; Represent tivo Contralito: National Forensic League. Dunn, Joann . . . Dark and cute with ways to suit. Hall of Fame: G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Triettos; Flag Twirlor; Golf: Library Monitor: Publicity Committeo. Eakman, William . . . Oh, those beautiful eyes. Wrostiing: Tennis. Egertson, Dave . . I'd rather be than seem to be. Track: Banking: Work. Eikenberry, James . . . Fair of hair and dispostion. Hall Monitor. Eikenberry. Joanne ... A lovely girl, tis true and good in studies, too. Girls' Club: Honor Society. Ellefson, John ... A good scholor bound to succeed. Honor Society. Elliott, Gaylord . . . Worries kill many a man. Why die? Football; Hockey; Tennis; C Winner; Soph. Football: Hi-Y; Hall Duty; News Staff; Program Committee. Engel. James ... A natural born gentleman. Honor Society; Banking. Enger, Donald . . . Begone, dull care, thou and I shall never egreo. Choir. BEST LOOKING Joan Jacobson Wayne Black Q aduatel PEPPIEST Marie Hurtig Bob McDaniels Engstrom, John ... “A fine follow a fine friend. Erickson, Barbara . . . Bonny blithe and brainy—that's Barbara. Honor Society: Honor Roil; Girls' Club; Trietfos; Centralian Staff; Library Monitor; Leadership Conference. Estrem, Richard . . . He has a happy outlook on life. Estrem, Rogor . . . A most agreoable friend. Work. Exe, Dwight . . . He'll find success along life's way.' Hi-Y. Farley, Mary Ann . . Whatever her task may be. she always does it willingly.' Social Committee; Banking, Cashier; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Honor Roll; Triettes; Rod Cross: Leadership Conference; P.T.S.A. Feiker, Robert . . . Only one foot at a timo, and I'm not through yet. Track: Swimming: Scrub Football; Football; Holl of Famo: Honor Roll. Feiker, Art . . Nono but himself could be his parallel. Honor Roll; Mimes and Mummers. President. Treasurer; Latin Club: Hi-Y; Hall of Famo: Class Play Committee, Chairman; Golf; Tonnis; City Leadership Conference: Centralian, Copy Editor; Class Cabinot; National Forensic League. Fellows, Allen ... I had rothor a fool to make mo merry than experience to make me sad. Cross Country; Track; Hi-Y; Social Committee: Hall of Fame. Field, Thomas . . . Not over studious, serious, or sad. Choir. Ftaata, Glen ... I don't say much--l guess I'm shy. Folsom. Harold ... A well-known funster. Honor Roll; Track; Hi-Y; Latin Club. Secretary: Leadership Conference. Forslund, Arlene . . . Sho mixes duty with pleasure. Girls’ Club: Choir. Fox, Donna . . . A bushel of fun. Girls' Club; Banker. Fraction. Joanne . . . Her smiles lighten the day. Choir; Work. Freeman, George . . . He can bo successful. Choir. French, Roger . . . Little Roger full of tricks. Ain't he cute, he's only six (foot). Football: Basketball: Baseball; Track; Hal! of Fame; Hall Duty; Representative Cen-tralite; Football, Captain; Basketball. Co-Captain. Fullerton, Ronald . . . No duty can overtask him. Centralian. Assistant Butinoss Manager; Publicity Committee; Work. Gi-guere, Joan . . . There's no oxcitomont in school so why come. Scholastic Art Award: Girl. Club; Work. Gilbertson, Jack . . . Constant, punctual, and reliable; just like the tick of the clock. National Honor Society. President; Student Council, Treasurer; Clast Play Committee: City Leadership Conference: Mimes and Mummers: Hi-Y; Swimming, Captain; Cross Country: Track: C Winner; Senior Class President; Representative Centralite. BEST DRESSED Arlene Vilcer Tom Limberis WITTIEST Helen Wltti Dale Dunham QtuialuciteA, Gjovro, Jack . . . I'd like to be bashful, but girl s won't let me. Soph. Football: Baseball. Goebel, Jim . . . School breaks up the day so much. Football: Basketball; Track; Golf; C Winner: Hi-C: Latin Club: Hi-Y Sgt. at Arms; Banking, Cashier; Hall Monitor; Rod Cross; Nows; Student Council; Work. Goodspeed, Lyle . . . Like gravity, he has the power of attraction. Basketball. Gordon. Lowell , . . ' Dependability is the keynote of success. Hall Monitor. Green, Vaughn . . . Another roason why our class is so fine. Honor Roll; Latin Club, Treasurer; ”C Winner; Swimming. Grimes, Richard ... Some men would have every day a holiday. Grundman, Nancy . . . Worth is not measured by inches.' Honor Roll; Girls' Club. Gulbrendson, Robert . . . Always tending to his duty in a quiet unobtrusive way. Hedges, George . . . The better you know him, the bettor you like him. Hagen. Ronald . . . Liston follows, here is a good one. Hall, Sally ... An all around pal, a likeable gal. Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Triottes. Hallberg, Jane ... A littlo girl swoet and smiling. Girls Club; G.A.A.; Servico Committee. Hailing, Donna . . . Care sit lightly on hor shoulders. Honor Roll; C Winner; Girls' Club: G.A.A.; Triettes: Centralian, Business Staff. Halm, Jean . . . Why should I clutter my life with hurry, toil and care. Handahl, Carol . . . Hore's a young lady as good as gofd: never too shy and never too bold. G.A.A.; C Winner; Honor Roll; Latin Club, Vice President: Girls' Club; Christian Fellowship. Secretary; Choir; News, Club Editor; Golf; Work. Hanlin, Joan . . . Always looking at the bright sido. Girls' Club; Nows Staff; Class Play Committee; Work. Hanson, Carol . . . Sweet personality, full of rascality. G.A.A.; Girls' Club; Scholastic Art; Work. Hanson, Joyce ... All doors are open to courtosy.' Hanson, Raymond . . . Happy is he. and from studies he’s free. Hanson, Russell . . . Studious, steadfast, and retired. Hardin, Georgene ... A smilo means the same thing in all languages. Girls' Club. Harris, George . . . Pleosuro and moro pleasure—with just a dash of studies ' Harrison, Mary ... A stalwart friend and truo.” Triettes: Girls' Club; Banking Cashier. Hegna, Darlene . . . Cute little, and sweet. Honor Roll; Girls' Club: Triettes. Qn-aduatel Heidloborg. Botty . . . Her carefree smile and winning way will be an inspiration to us all. Heine. James .. . He's the joker of the deck. Student Council; Hall Monitor; News. Assistant Editor; Program Committee. Heine. Jane . . . Graciousness makes greatness. G.A.A.; Girls Club. Helgeson, Thorne . . . Gay. easy, and cordial. Work. Hellerud, Norman . . . He may be shy. but there's a twinkle in his eye. Honor Roll; Soph. Basketball. Helling, Maribel . . . Quiet but oh, so nice. National Honor Society; Honor Roll; Girls' Club: Triettos; G.A.A, Henifin, Edward . . . He is born for success. C Winner. Herner, Austrid . . . 'Maidens should be meek and mild. Christian Fellowship. Hibbard. Gerald ■ . . There's more in me than you understand. Honor Roll; Christian Fellowship; Latin Club. Treasurer; Camera Club. Hibbs, Paul ... Small with lots of pep. Hill, Richard . . . Egad! What a lad! Stage Crew. Hokanson, Nancy . . . 'Dates are my favorite fruit. G.A.A.; C Winner; Girls' Club: Triettes. Cabinet; Banking Cashier. Holm, Roger . . . His quiet ways please all. Scrub Football: Swimming; Football; Hi-Y; Band. Holmes, John . . . Girls may be a puzzle, but I'll never give thorn up. Football; C Winnor; Hall Monitor. Holter, Hazel ... She is unaffoctod, therefore effective.' National Honor Society: Honor Roll; Class Play Committee: Banking Cashior; G.A.A.; Girls Club; Triottos Hong, Herbert ... A light heart lives long. Hopkins, Donald ... ' A wild, froo-heerted, careless ono, with dread of books and lovo of fun.” Houle, Janet . . . ' I'm not a bit flirtatious—just intorestod. Honor Roll: Latin Club; Girls Club; Gloo Club: Banking Cashier; Hall Monitor; Nows Staff; Leadership Conference; Work. Howe. Herbert . . He's a killer, both with the ladies and on the rink. C Winner; Hockoy. Co-Captoin-Golf. Captain. Huie, Oy . . . Brains galoro: we'll say no more.' G.A.A.; C Winner's Emblem; Girls' Club: Latin Club: Student Council: Editor of News; Member of Quill and Scroll; Work. Hull, Shirley . . . It's nice to be natural when one is naturally nice. Girls' Club; Christian Fellowship; Latin Club. Hulke, Madolyn . . . Amiable, quiet, and sweet. Humphrey, Richard ... If you want a thing well done, do it yourself. Honor Roll; Golf; Baseball; Soph. Basketball. Hurtig, Marie . . . Her eyes smile constantly. C Winner; Latin Club: Girls’ Club, President; G.A.A., Secretary; Class Cabinet; Christian Fellowship; Cheerleader; Studont Council: Hono -Roll: Work; Representative Centralite. BEST DANCER Jeanette Zarmbinski Bob Feilcer Q iaduate-i MOST ATHLETIC Donna Westegard Roger French ibister. Ray ... A real guy worth knowing.' Work. Ihle. Carol ... A pleasant thought-just you. Girls' Club. Jackson, Dave . . . That Davo s a regular fallow, 'tis agreed, Jackson, Bill . . . Honesty is tho best policy if the teacher is looking. Work. Jacobson, Joanne ... A lovelier girl you !l never see. G.A.A.: Triettes; Girls’ Club; Homecoming Attendant; May Queen At-fendant; Library Monitor; News Staff; Work. Jacobson. Jo Layne . . . It isn’t a crime to be short, only a nuisance. National Honor Society: Girls’ Club; Mimes and Mummers; Centreline Staff; Class Play Committee: Banking Cashier; Leadership Conference. Jallo, Arlene . . . She's got pep, vigor, and oh—plus. Girls’ Club: G.A.A.; Work. Jamioson, Kay ... When there's nothing else to do nights. I study. Football; Tonnis: Hockey. Jarzyna, Mary ... A personality full of rascality. Girls' Club; Mimes and Mummers: Girls' Golf Toom; Library Monitor: Nows. Circulation Staff: Jirik, Charles . . . A person to be truly interesting must be in tuno with life. Boseball; Hi-Y; Red Cross; Work. Johnson, Beverly . . . Light to the eye, and music to the ear. Hi-C: Choir; Girls' Club: Christian Fellowship; Latin Club: Work. Johnson, Dolbert . . . School is such a bore. Johnson, Earl . . . The only way to have a friend is to be one.' Basebalf. Johnson, Eva . . . Vim, vigor, and vitality. Honor Roll; Latin Club. Secretary; Girls' Club; Triettos. Cabinet; Student Council: Social Committee: Hall of Fame. Johnson, Gerald . . . Ruggod and dynamic on tho grid, but modost ot the things he did. Honor Roll; Football; Basketball; Baseball; C Winner; Hi-Y; Nows Staff, Sport Editor; Hall Monitor; Hall of Fame: Social Committee. Johnson, James . . . A man with ambition. Scrub Football; Hi-Y; Camera Club; Hall Monitor; Honor Roll; Program Committee: Work. Johnson, Leona . . . Why worry—it takes too much time, Girls' Club: Hall Monitor; P.T.S.A.; Banking Cashier; Work. Johnson, Lowell . . . Where the ladies go, there go I. Johnson, Marilyn . . . She is a natural redhead—boliovo it or not. Girls' Club: Library Monitor; Flag Twirler; Service Committee: Work. Johnson, Richard . . . Study is a luxury in which I shall nevor indulge. Golf: Hi-Y; Work. PRETTIEST HAIR Wanda Youngmark Bob Blader NICEST SMILE Janet Koch Buster Radebach Qladtuatei. Johnson, Shirley , . . Common sense is an uncommon thing. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Student Council; Hall Monitor; Office Practice; Social Committee; P.T.S.A. Board. Soc rotary. Johnston, Bette , . . Some say the world is mado for fun and so do I. G.A.A.; Girls Club: Mimes and Mummers; Triettos; Choir. Secretary; Library Monitor; Nows, Circulation Staff. Joos, LeRoy ... He may be quiet but is he smart. Lotin Club; Camera Club. Business Manager. Jorgenson, Carole . . . A charming girl with a sweat disposition. Girli Club: G.A.A.; Triettes; Worlt. Just. Clarence . . . Ho says little, but that's no sign he isn't thinking. Kalleberg, Arthur .. . Wo know little of our groat men. but here's one of thorn. Honor Roll; National Honor Socioty; Leadership Conferences; Kiwenis Guest; Camera Club, Secretary; Latin Club; Centralian Editor; Hail of Fame. Kalogorton, Christ . . . To worry is folly so let us be jolly. Football: Hi-Y; Orchestra: Band; Work. Kapsalis, Tom . . . If loved by one he’s loved by all. Tennis; Baseball; Scrub Football; Hi-Y. Secretary: Hall Monitor; Red Cross; Honor Roll; Choir. King, Mary . . . She's bright, she's pretty, she’s witty ’tis true. Honor Roll: Girls’ Club: G.A.A.; Bank Cashier; Triettos; Class Ploy Committee: Work. Kline. Donna . . . Jolly and fun. our friend is she. Choir; Girls’ Club: Hi-C: Triettes: Bank Cashior; Nows: Work. Koch, Janet .. . The longor you know her. tho bettor you like her. Honor Roll; City Loadorship Conforonce; C Winner; Golf Toam; Girls' Club. Secretary. Vice Prosi-dont. Cabinet; National Forensic League: G.A.A. Vico President, Board: Latin Club: Bank Cashier; Debate: Memorial Committee: News; Centralian. Assistant Editor; Hall of Fame; Work. Kohler, Mary . . . Really fine. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Triettes: News-Class Play Committee: Bank Cashier; Work, Kollar, Marilyn . The mildest manners and the gentlest hoort. Girls’ Club: Triettes; Office Work: Work. Korman, Mary Jane Take care of school—I'm leaving. Kotsonas, Ted . , . Ho could argue a fish out of water and make him think ho was better off. Band: Work. Knutson, Ramona . . . Quiot but genial, she mokes friends whorevor she goes.' Girls' Club; G.A.A.; P.T.S.A. Kritzeck. Donald . . Lots of fun and a gentleman too.' Kuether, Carolyn . . There’s magic in her flngors. Girls' Club: Hi-C: Christian Fellowship; Band: Orchestra; Banking. Kyle, Robert . . . Ho manifests a cheerful willingness.' Honor Roll; Hi-Y; Camera Club; Centralian Businots Staff: Banking; Hall Monitor; P.T.S.A.; Work. Lamm, Margie . . She's good to look upon, and better to know. Girls’ Club: Triettos; Mimes and Mummers; Library Monitor; Work. MOST POISED Ann Murdock Art Felker CUTEST Joan Larson Jack Tnull Landry. Carole . . . Life is Tun for ell who know Carole.' Girls' Club: Triottos: G.A.A.: Banking; Red Cross: Hall Monitor. Langford. Marilyn ... I don't coro whot happens 'f it doesn't happen to mo. Girls' Club: Library Monitor. Lanning, Bovorly . . . She's as fresh as the month of May. Girls' Club: Work. Larsen, Barbara . . . ' Is she cute says ho? Now you're telling me. G.A.A.: Girls' Club: Triettes: Flag Twirler: News. Larson, Eleanor . . . She cuts a fine figure. ' Girls' Club: Triettes: Work. Larson, Joan . . . Sweet and petite. Latin Club; Girls' Club: G.A.A.; Offico Work; Leadership Conference: Hall of Fame: Work. LaRue. Carolyn . . . Sho's not only good, but good for something. G.A.A.: Girls Club; Library Assistant; Work. LaZarre, Jack . . . Ho loves thorn all. tho big or small. Soph. Football: C Winner; Work. Leifermann, Carol . . . Liked by all who know her.'' Girls' Club: Work. Lewis. Wynona . . . An all around pal, a likoablo gal. Girls' Club: Triettes; Work. Lidstone, Barbara . . . Everyone likes her wherever sho goes. Honor Roll; Girls’ Club: Triettes: Rod Cross: Class Play Committee. Limberis, Tom . . . Not too large, not too small, smooth and handsome, liked by all.” Honor Roll; Baseball: Football; Hockey: Soph. Football: C Winner; Student Council Secretary; Hi-Y, President: Hall Monitor; Homecoming Committee: Service Committoo; Hall of Fame. Lindahl. Beverly ... I came, I saw, I went. Triettes; Girls' Club: Work. Lindquist, Barbara ... A girl with a smile is a girl worth whilo. G.A.A.; Girls' Club’: Latin Club: P.T.S.A.; Red Cross; Banking Cashior. Lough, Roy . . Who hopes a perfect man to soe, need seek no more for this is he. C Winnor: Beskotball: Work. Lund. Richard . . . Napoloon was little, so am I. Honor Roll. Luttgen, Aria . . Play and I'll play with you. study ond you'll study alone. Girls' Club. McCall. Ray . . . Modost men are scarce. Latin Club: Hall Monitor; Bank Cashier. McDaniels. Robert . . . Loves 'em and loaves 'em.” Student Council: Swimming; Football: Baseball; C Winnor; Hall of Fome: Hall Monitor; Honor Roll; Cheerleader; Banking Cashier; Red Cross: Service Committoo. McLeer, Helen . . . She's made for happy thoughts. Honor Roll; Latin Club: Mimes and Mummors; Triettes: Girls' Club; Choir; Centralian, Business Staff; Leadership Conference: Closs Play Committeo: Publicity Committee. McNallan. Elaine ... A lass so mild and mook: oven her shoes rofuso to squeak. Honor Roll: Hall of Fame. Magnuson, Richard . . Ho will always tell a bigger one than you do. Camera Club: Band: Work. Manuel, Nona ... I have a heart with room for every joy—and every boy. Girls' Club: Triettes; Banker; Red Cross; Hal! Monitor: Service Committeo; Hall of Fame; Work, Martin, Patricia . . . Always pleasant, always swoot, one of the best—just can't bo beat. Girls' Club. Martino. Jerry . . . Worry and I havo nover met. Wrestling; C Winner; Camera Club; Mimes and Mummers; Hi-C. Matson, Jean . . . Always laughing, always gay, but really sweet in ever way. Girls' Club; Tri-ettes: Red Cross; G.A.A. Mattson, Kenneth . . . He aims high but hits tho mark. Honor Socioty; Banking, President. Mattson, Phyllis . . . She has character of sterling excellence. Honor Roll; G.A.A.; Work, Meitx, Roman . . . I'm not afraid of work, I can lie down right boside it and go to sleep. Work. Movisson, Allen . . . We hear him so little we know him not. Work. Miller, Kent . . . Sometimes I just sit and think, sometimes I just sit. Soph. Basketball; Golf Team; Hall Monitor. Miller, Marion . . . Her style of smile is well worth while. Triettes. Vice President; Girls' Club; Rod Cross; P.T.S.A. Miner, Andrew ... Those most deserving of praise care loast about it. Nationol Honor Society. Secretary and Treasurer; Leadership Conference; Memorial Committee: Latin Club, President; Camera Club, President; Hi-Y; Debate Team; National Forensic League; Centralian Photo Editor; Banking, Vice President. Mitchell, Gary . . . Why allow him to be at large, girls—Ho's got everything. Work. Moffett, Harold ... A good athleto is a credit to a school. Tennis: C Winnor; Baskotboll; Nows Staff; Hall Monitor; Honor Roll; Hi-Y; Soph. Basketball; Sorvico Committeo. Monroe. Robert . . . He stoops to nothing—save the door. Honor Roll: Work. Moran, Jean . . . Quiet, but yet with smilos abounds, a nicer friend cannot bo found.' Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Class Play Committee: Office Practice. Morstad, Marilyn . . . Those who from study flee, live long and merrily. Girls' Club; Triettes. Mulveney, James . . . His thoughts run on and on-rambling like a brook. Murden, Barbara . . . A man, a man—my kingdom for a man. Girls' Club; Choir; Bank Cashier. Murdock. Ann ... A quiet lass, sedate, and sweet. Cheerleader; Girls' Club; Triettes: Red Cross; Social Committee. Myers. Sally . . . A charming girl is she. Nelson, Beverly . . . Never taxed for speech. Girls' Club; G.A.A.: Bank Cashier; News; Work. Nelson, Charles ... Coily hair. Nuff said. Track. Nelson, John . . . When joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Honor Roll; Track; Swimming; Hi-Y; Work. Nelson, Joyce . . . A friendly way wins friends.' Honor Roll; Work. Nielson, Harold ... A good foiiow among fellows. Nyman, Delores ... A good friend to havo ‘cause she's always true: she's kind, likoablo and intelligent too. C Winnor; Honor Roll; Christian Fellowship, Presidont; Girls' Club; Latin Club; Hi-C; G.A.A. Cobinet; Memorial Committee. BEST personality Evelyn Berry Allan Fellows Q iaAuate.i, Qna uGtei. BEST SPORT Donna Mae Swanson Jerry Johnson Oborg, Gary . . No tinner, yet no saint, perhaps, yet the very best of chaps.' Golf Swimming: C Winnor; Band. Obertona, Donald . . . The piano personality. Cross Country: C Winnor; Hi-C, Secretary: Work. O'Connell. Patricia . . . The swelles? music I have ever heard is the ringing of the doorbell. G.A.A.; Girls' Club: Triettes: Bonking. O'Keefe. Eugene . . . Variety is the spice of lifo, he's one variety. Olson, Bennett . . . Ambition needs no rest but I do.' Work. Olson, Clarence . . . Friendliness is a virtue. Olson, Murlaine ... A laughing lassie with a classy chassie. Girfs' Club; Triettes; Banking Cashier; Library Monitor; Choir. Olson. Robert . . . ' How few of us really know him. Opsal, Philip . . . Our version of a Romeo. Scrub Football; Football: Golf; Hi-Y; Stag? Crew Manager; Service Committee. Ostenso. Shirley . . . No. not quiet or shy is she. but full of pep and energy. Girls' Club; Mimes and Mummers. Vice President; Triottos; Latin Club. Cabinet: Class Play Committee: Program Committoo: Work. Owens. Alice . . . Being good is a lonesome job! P.S.: I’m not lonosomc. Girls' Club: G.A.A.; Work. Padwel, Millicent ... A sunny disposition —always ready with a smile. Hi-C; Girls' Club; Banking Cashier; Work. Pappas, Eula . . A quiet tongue shows a wise head.' Girls' Club; Red Cross: Hall Monitor; Work. Pappas. Margaret . . . Sweet and friendly and full of fun. Margaret's liked by everyone. Honor Roll: Girls' Club: News Editor: Work. Parker. Gloria ... I may be quiot in school, but that doesn't mean much. Girls' Club: G.A.A. Patterson, Vivian . . . Sincero in work, play and friendship. Girls' Club: Christian Fellowship. Peine, Joan . . . Light of heart, quick of step, here's a girl that's full of pep. Girls' Club: Mimes and Mummers; Office Practice: Flag Twirler; Red Cross; Banking Cashier; Service Committee; Class Play Committee: Work. Pair, Nancy ... I trust I have learned to speak, and speak I will.” Girls' Club: Triettes; Offico Practice; Work. Pelke, Carol . . . ’She possesses a lively spirit at all times. Work. Penh. Eugene . . . Ho loves but one. Peterson, Jerry . . . Laugh and the world laughs with you. cry and you got a red nose. Baseball; Track; Honor Roll; Hi-Y; Nows; Work. Peterson, Kenneth . . . The world, to be well balanced, must have conservative people. Student Council: Hall of Fame; Honor Society; C Winner; Football; Christian Fellowship, President: Class Treasurer; Leadership Conference; Representative Cen-trolito. Philipp, Margaret . . . Quiet ana ladylike is sho pretty os sho can bo. Girls Club: Triettes: Work. Pilkington, Geraldine . . . She loves but one—at o timo. Girls Club: Work. Pollom, Ruth . . . Quiet, modest ond busy. Girls Club. Preiner, Mery Ann ... A friendly lass with a brilliant mind. Girls like her are hard to find. Honor Roll: Girls' Club: Choir; Centralien, Business Manager; Dobate Team; Library Monitor: Program Committee: Work. Prickett, Lo Roy . . . I cannot think of two things at a time so I think of her and let my studies go. Football: Track: Student Council; Loadorship Conference: Servico Committoe. Quam, John . . . Wo have a genius in our midst. C Win-ner; Honor Sociofy: Christian Fellowship: Football: Centralien; Memorial Committee P.T.S.A. Radebach, Marshall . . . Handsome is as handsome does. Football; Basketball; C Winner; Hi-Y: Bank Cashier; Hall Monitor; Social Committee: Hall of Fame. Ramler, Verlin . . . Ho mokes no noise over a deed. Track; Cross Country; Latin Club; Work. Ray, Ollie . . . He's full of life; he's full of fun.' Scholastic Art Award. Reither, Donnell . . . His thoughts are for one alone. Cen tralian. Business Committee; Work. Rekow, Dorothy ... A goddess on her feet. ”C Winner; All City Emblom; Honor Roll: G.A.A.; Girls' Club: Latin Club Treasurer: Publicity Committee: Work. Renfro, Donald . . . Here’s a young lad good as gold he's never shy nor is ho bold.' Reynolds, Steve . . . 'Young fellows will bo young fellows Football: Wrestling. Richardson, Jeanette . . . Her air. hor manners: all who saw admired. Girls' Club, Cabinet; Triettes: Leadership Conforonce: Student Council: Class Secretary: Honor Society; Assistant Nows Editor: Work. Rierson, Ruby ... It isn't a crime to be short—only a nuisance. Art Scholarship; Honorable mention in Regional Art Con test; Girls' Club. Cabinet; Triettes: G.A.A.: Hall Monitor; Work. Robinson, Dave . . Good natured without disguise. ‘ C Win ner; Choir, President; Work. Robinson. Eugene . . . Why aren't they all contented like me. Track; C Winner: Publicity Committee: Work. Rohne, Norman . . . ' Fate made me what I am. Work. Roise, Louise . . . Her smile is one that can laugh away clouds. Girls' Club; Triottos: Banking Cashier; Office Practice; Work. Rombough, Donald . . . Nearly killod once by a train of thought passing through his mind. Soph. Football; Hi-Y. Rowe. Shirley . . . Always on time, always helpful. Honor Roll; Choir; Girls’ Club; Centralien. Business Staff; Work, Royle, Bonnie . . Here's a charming little lass, a shining star in every class. Girls' Club: Red Cross. Russell, Homer ... Song and Dance man. Football; Track; Cross Country. Ryan, Nancy . . . Choorfulness is a sign of wisdom. G.A.A.: Honor Roll; Girls Club; Class Pla Committoo. Rydberg, Robert ... A lad of mettle. Sanden, Oscar ... A good scholar bound to succeed. Honor Society: Program Committee. PRETTIEST EYES Joan Dunn Jim Smlghf Qtia udted. Qiaduedel FRIENDLIEST Eva Johnson Ken Peterson Schafer, Alison . . . Tiny mite, a darling site.' G.A.A.; Girls' Club; Work. Schoimo, Ronald . . . Zoalous but modest. Schoin, Fernanda . . . Twinkle toes. Hi-C: Choir; Banking Cashior, Socrotary. Schmalz, Richard . . . 'Disturb not my slumbers for I dream great dreams. Schoenhofen, Mary . . . Tho tree of silence bears the fruits of peeco. G.A.A. Schroeder, Nancy . . . Quiet and mook but oh so swoet. Honor Roll; G.A.A.; Girls Club; Trietfes; Rod Cross; News; Banking Cashier; Class Ploy Committee. Schultz, Charlene . . In classroom or hall, a welcome smile she has for all. G.A.A.; Girls' Club; Triettes: Rod Cross; Banking Cashier; Work. Schultz, Norman . . . All the great mon ore dying —I don't feel so well mysolf. Football, Mgr.; Honor Roll; Asst. Basketball Mgr.; Mimes and Mummers; Latin Club; Program Committee; Band. Schumack, Kenneth . . . Such a man as everyone would wish to bo. Track; Soph. Basketball; Golf. Selandor, Charles . . . Whon it comes to fun and deviltry, count me in.' Work. Sossion, June . . . Her high school days can t compare with her high school nights. Girls' Club. Shannon. Law-ronce . . . The only thing that Loops mo off the Honor Roll is my marks. Track: Football: Choir: C Winner. Shaughnessy, Audrey . . . If silence is golden, I'm a paupor.' Girls' Club. Sheehy, Olivo ... As bright os the morning sun. Honor Society; Progrom Committee; Girls Club: Lotin Club. Treasurer; Triettes: Asst. Nows Editor; P.T.S.A.; Work. Shelley, Natalio . . . Rain is wot. dust is dry; life is short, ond so is I. C Winnor; Emblom Winner; Girls' Club: P.T.S.A.; Work. Shophord, Dick . . . Long. lean, and likeable. Band; Class Play Committee: Work. Sjostrom, Janet . . . Hor face is her fortune and runs into a nice flguro.” Triottes, Treasurer; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; News: Homecoming Quoen; Hall of Fome. Skene, Shirley . . . Pictures have charm, and so hath tha artist. Girls Club; Christian Fellowship: Rod Cross. Smeots, Donna Mao ... A good scout, a fine pal and a true friend. Hall Monitor. Smight, Jamos . . . Cuto little dickens—illustrious too: nover can tell what he's going to do. Choir; Work. CLASS CHATTERBOX Lois Carline Bob Sullivan BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Eleanor Larson Gary Boline Cjn-aduateA. Smith, Priscilla . . . “She's swell end that's everyone's opinion. Girls' Club; Triettes; Choir: Banking Cashier; Work. Snow, Delores . . . Her ways are gentle, her disposition cheerful. Girls Club; Christian Fellowship; Choir. Sohlin, Jeanette . . , “Sweetly does she speak and move. Student Council. Secretary: Girls' Club. President, Secretary; Choir: Homecoming Attendant: Class Cabinet; Representative Centralite. Stallman, Gerald . . . A man of mark. Class Play Committee. Stark. Donald .. . He is a tower of strength.’ Football: Wrestling. Stavaas. Mary . . . A� a mermaid she swims in beauty and grace. G.A.A.; Girls' Club: Triettes: Choir; Work. Staum, John . . . As fleetfooted as the wind. Track: Cross Country; C Winner; Hall Monitor; Service Committee. Steinke. Norma . . . To accomplish things has been hor aim, not to gather glory or fame.” Honor Society: Girls' Club; Hi-C. Vice President; Hall Monitor; Bonking Cashier; Class Play Committee: Program Committee: Hall of Fame. Stewart, Joe . . . Ho may soom quiot, but ho can causo quite a riot.' Stinson, Jeannino . . . Hitch your wogon to a stor.' G.A.A.; Girls' Club: Triettes; Library Monitor; Work. Strand, Lavonne . . . May vho never miss a step in her danco through life. Girls' Club: Triettos; Choir; Work. Streed. Ellen ... A! ways readys for a good time. Girls' Club: Triettos: Library Monitor; Choir; Office Practico; Choir; Counselors' Assistant: G.A.A. Strom, Marlys ... A dandy girl and rather quiet. Girls' Club; Hall Monitor; Work. Sveen, Don . . I II be merry, I'll be froe: I'll bo sad for nobody. Wrestling; C“ Win-nor: Work. Swanson, Donnamae . . . Whilo mon hove oyes or ears or tastes, she'll always hove a lover. G.A.A.; C“ Award: Volloy-ball Championship Emblem; Badminton Championship: Girls' Club: G.A.A. Board: Latin Club: Centralian, Business Staff; Banking Cashier; Hall of Fame; Program Com-mittoo: Work. Swanson, Geraldine . . . Bo-witching as a gypsy. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Art Editor, Centralian; Publicity Com-mittoo: Work. Swanson, Phyllis . . . Whon she smilos, you smilo too. Girls' Club; Christian Fellowship. Swartz, Patricia . . . Hor ways are always pleasing. Christian Fellowship; Girls Club Work. Swonson, Bevorly . . . She's awfully pretty, and not a bit haughty, peppy and witty and a littlo bit naughty.” Honor Roll: Latin Club; Mimes and Mummers; Girls' Club; Warren Debate: Debate Squad; Centralian Staff: National Forensic League: Debate C Winner. Swenson, Sherman . . . He's not only good, but good for something. Hall Monitor; Honor Roll. BIGGEST FLIRT Nona Manuel Peter Benson Q aduat i SHYEST Elaine McNallan Don Whited Telecky, Elizabeth . . . Brimming with pop. G.A.A.; Girl Club. Thiele, Verlyn ... I only ask that fortune send a little more than I can spend. Cross Country: Tennis: Scrub Football: Trock: C Winner; Hi-Y, President; Red Cross: Choir; Work. Thompson, Ann . . . Giftod with a rare talent in art. Triottes; Centralian Business Staff; Rod Cross; Library Monitor. Thompson. Jack . . . His way and his wit, they all seem to fit. Honor Society; Leadership Conference; Momoriaf Committee. Thompson, Joyce . . . Very cute not too tall, and a wonderful friend to all. Honor Roll; Mimes and Mummors. Secretary; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; News Staff. Circulation Manager; Class Ploy Committeo: Choir; Program Committee: Work. Thompson, Roger . . . Why study when bluffing is so much fun? 'Irack; Cross Country: Scrub Football; Hockey; Work. Thompson. Shirley . . . As good as qold. Honor Roll; Girls' Club: Work. Thull, Jack ... I came, I saw, I played football.” Football; Scrub Football; Track; C Winner. Toohey, Joan . . . She smiled and we couldn't help but love her. Girls' Club: P.T.S.A.; Triettes; Red Cross; Choir; Work. Torwick. Delores . . . Little and thy. but liked by all. Tripp, Marvin . . . He has a happy outlook on life. Hi-Y; Soph. Basketball; Cross Country; Work. Tsuboi, Esthor . . . Always pleasant, always neat, one of the best—just can't be beat. C” Winner; G.A.A.: City Emblem; Silver Tri, Secretary; Triettes. President, Vice President; G.A.A.. Board: Girls Club: Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor. News; Publicity Committee: Quill and Scroll Momber; Work. Tyler. Nan . . . Quiot, interesting, and sweet, a perfect lady so complete. Girls' Club. Underwood, Bill . . . There's a song In my heart. C Winner; Track; Hi-Y; Soph. Football: Hall Monitor; Publicity Committee; Work. Valenchenko. John . . . He spoke not a word, but went straight to his work Work. Vanasek, Geraldine . . . Nice to everyono. Girls' Club: Choir. Van Meter, Mary Lou . . . Life is always full of sunshine. Girls' Club; Triottes: Choir; G.A.A. Viker, Arlene . . . She knows just what to woar. Girls' Club; Red Cross: Triettes: Class Ploy Committoe: Social Committee. Virnig. Muriel . . . Always ready for a good time. G.A.A.; Girls' Club: Work. Vizenor, Lawrence . . . It's the quality thot counts. Scrub Football; Football; P.T.S.A.; Honor Roll; Publicity Committee. Voiding, Donald . . . He makes the wheels go round. Track: Hi-Y; Work. Vollmer, Dave . . . To enjoy lifo is my great task. News Cartoonist; Soph. Basketball; Cross Country: Trock: C Winner; Swimming; Hi-Y; Art Award: Publicity Committoe. Waag, Ronald . . . A man of modest grace is ho. ' Work. Wagner, Bob . . Frown awhile and give your smile a rest. Librarians Assistant; Work. Welin, Che tar ... He may lose hi hear but novar hi head. Student Council; Band: Orchostra: Work. Wallace, Edward . . . He who loafs last loaf best.' Scrub Football: Work. Wallner, Kay . . . 'life a jost and all thing show it. I thought o once, and now I know it. Girls Club: Choir: Hi-C Prosidont; Work. Werner, Donald ... W i envy his carofroe way. Soph. Basketball; Work. Werner, Donna Rae ... I soom to havo lost the koy to my bo of troublos. G.A.A.; Triettes; Girl ' Club; P.T.S.A.; Work. Warrick. Beth . . . When it come to mutic, Beth it top . Honor Roll; Girl ' Club; Band: Work. Wettegard, Donna . . . Sho enters into work and play—and comet out a winner.'' Honor Society; Golf: G.A.A.: C Winner; All City Award; 8adminton Championship; Tennis Championship; Girls' Club; G.A.A.. President. Board: Mimes and Mum-mors; Centralian Staff; Band; Bank Cashier; Class Play Committee: Hall of Fame: Girls' State Representative: Rod Crott. Whited, Donald . . . His science torrifies me. Work. Wicklund, Jenille . . . Beware—she has many a trick up hor sleeve. Honor Roll; Girl. Club; Triettos; News. Wiebe, Harry . . . Who will marry handsome Harry? Hall Monitor: Library Monitor. Willert, Howard . . . Early to bod. oarly to rise, and your girl goes out with other guys. Football: Work. Wills. William . . . Working stoadily—by jerks. Honor Roll: P.T.S.A.; Work. Wilson, Everett . . . Is there anything you don't like about Ted? Track; Swimming: Honor Roll; Student Council. President; Hi-Y. President. Treasurer; Leadership Conference: Hall of Fame: Social Committee: Representative Centralite. Wisti, Morris . . Eat, drink, and be merry, Hockey: Football; Baseball. Manager; Band. Witti, Helen A witty woman is indood a treasure. Girl ' Club: Triettes: Social Committee: Banking Cashier; Red Cross; Hall Monitor; Hall of Famo: Work. Wong, Loretta . . . Always nico in hor friendly way. Girl ’ Club. Wright, Patricia . . . A much fun as she is smart. Girls' Club; National Honor Society, Treasurer; Banking. Chairman Operations; Leadership Conference; Centralian. Secretary; Student Council: Hall of Fame; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award: Office Work; Work. Wyman. Arlene ... Sho really loves Central. Red Cross. Wyman, James ... I like to work but I like playing better. Honor Roll; Work. Young. Viola . . . Ain't high school the most civilizin' place? G.A.A.; Girls' Club; Work. Youngmerk, Wanda . . . Who's evor seen a maid more fair—such sparkling eyos and shining hair? C Winner; G.A.A.; Girls' Club, Cabinet: Honor Society. Secretary; Bonking Cashier; Contralion Staff; Student Council; Class Play Committee: Homecoming Attendant; Hall of Fame: Representative Centralite: Social Committoe; Work. Zorm-binski, Jeanette . . , I'm not half as complicated as my name. Peterson. Magnus . . “He has dono the work of a true man. Sullivan, Robert He is one that does his own thinking.' Wrestling; Tennis; Hi-Y; Latin Club; Cho'r; Work. Not Pictured: Pat Griffin. MILITARY AND NIGHT SCHOOL GRADUATES: Gwendolyn Bolin, Va ilike Callas, Donald Fagerttrom. Glen Flaata, Robert Hewes, George Jackton, Evelyn J. Nickeson, Naomi 53 Elaine Wottegerd, Doris Westerbein, John Ahman, Everette Dumphy. Maurice Varland. Russell Wallen. Howard C. OI� on. VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN OY HUIE GLADYS ANDERSON CLASS PROPHECY Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen! It it August 14, 1969, and once again station CHS. with your roving reporter Tom Field, is on hand to broadcast tho embarking of the luxury liner the C.H.S. Contrel on another ocoan voyage. Heading the list of famous persons, who have booked passage for this cruise is Pat Blankhotm, the renowned piano virtuoso. Among the celebrities aboard the ship are the recent Bonol Prize Winner for chemistry. Dr. Donald Whited: the Olympic Speedskating Champion, Janet Koch; Phil Opsahl, who won the title of Mr. America for 1968: and that famous music maker Bill (ein. zwoi. droi) Butler. The members of that professional basketball team. The Pioneers, are just going up the gangplank now. Of course. Roger French, Torry Byrnes. Buster Radebach and Harold Moffett need no introduction to all you ardent fans, for they are the team thof uses only four men because of their excellence. Other spectacular figures in the sportsfield. who are going aboard ship, are Jack Thompson and Don Sveen. champion skiers and Mary Stavaas, Bob McDaniels and Gary Boline. who ere famous throughout tho world for their swimming exhibitions. Hedda Hopper's understudy. Lois Carline, is making this trip to Paris, along with model Joan Jacobson, to pick up bits of news for her gossip column. Those celebrities of stage and screen, dencors Dorothy Rekow, Fernanda Schein and Jean Carpentier, and the great comedy team Art Folker and Dale Dunham, who are currently being seen in the mystery-comedy. The Last Joke, are posing for the famed news photographer, Dick Magnusson, before going up the gangplank. The incomparable singing star Norma Steinke is leaving for England, where she is to appear before the King and Queen. From there she will continue across Europe singing at various command performances before the Kings of Norway. Denmark and Sweden. On her return to the United States, she will sing at the requost of President Everett Wilson in the well-known Underwood College of Music, named for its founder and president, William Underwood, popular singing star of Central days. Arthur Kelleborg. Editor of the new World Encyclopedia, along with two other famous educators. Drs. Maryann Preiner and Oscar Sanden. is going abroad to study education methods in Europe. Among tho dignitaries from capitol hill are Kenneth Peterson, U. S. Socratary of the Treasury, who. along with the prominent lawyer, Andrew Miner, is going to France to analyze the banking methods in France. The ship s crew is quite prominent, as well. The captain is none other than Sea-weed Jack Gilbertson. Tho ship's hospital is efficiently manned by Dr. Choster Walin, famod physician and surgeon. and Dr. Donnomao Swanson the eminent psychiatrist. They are ably assisted by a retired Navy Nurse. Beverly Swenson. Thoro goes the All Ashore call. The good ship Central is about to pull up anchor and depart for foreign ports to odd new fame to its already diamond-studdod crow's nest of success.'' 54 9n MemMiant W' Botty Heidelberg Sunset and evening star. And one cloar call for me! And may there bo no moaning of tho bar, When I put out to sea. But such a tide as moving seems otloep. Too full for sound and foam. Whon that which drew from out the boundloss deep Turns again home. For tho’ from out our bourne of Time and Placo Tho flood may bear me far, I hope to see my Pilot face to face When I have crost the bar. —Tennyson Miss Louise lies The Centralian Staff wishes to dedicate their efforts to these two who sailed the turbulent sea of life with firm hearts and spirits undaunted. REPRESENTATIVE CENTRAUTES Roger French, Jeanette Sohlin, Jack Gilbertson. Wanda Youngmark, Dale Dunham, Marie Hurtig, Kenny Peterson. Georgia Booselis, Ted Wilson. Not pictured: Marlene DuLac. 55 8ottom Row: N. Schult:. Mrs. Timmerman, J, Carpontior, B. Swenson, H. Meteor, S. Ostonso, B. Larson. J. Fraction, O. Roy- Top Row E. Wilson, H. Folsom. D. Dunham. O. Sandon. J. Gilbortson. D. Shophord A. Felkor. B. Butlor, J. Johnson. J. Mortino. CLASS PLAY You Can’t Take It With You” . . . the command performance of the year. . . . The delightful, if unorthodox, antics of the Sycamore household held sway on the main deck on the night of May 20. Did any cast ever have a more hilarious time producing a play, than the class of '49. portraying this popular Broadway comedy? Even rehearsals, which occupied endless afternoons, were sessions of mirth, spiced by the traditional ice cream cones . . . the mad searches for props of snakes, a xylophone . . . getting into character’’ . . . the excitement of final practices. A human, humorous story . . . top coaching ... a superb stage crew ... all combined to give the Central voyagers an oustanding performance. Backstage scenes from the rehearsals of the class play You Can’t Taka it With You. SHIPMATES AT WORK Upper lef : Chomistry students gel their first try at blowpipe reduction of lead oxide. Uppor right: A virtuoso on the blowpipe, Lowell Gordon demonstrates proper reduction technique. Lower right: Cut, paste, mount; a view from the endless routine in the Centralian office. Lower left: Part of the busy news staff caught In a pause that refreshes. 57 SHIPBOARD SNAPSHOTS Top: Joan Carpentier displays hor Pepsodont smile before cheering crowds of Controlites. Bottom: Love somebody? . . . Yos I do. A duet by Joan Cameron and Bill Underwood. 58 Top: A scene in the recording studio of Mrs. Seller's radio workshop. Middlo: Mr. Maylon Hepp, retiring after many yoars of sorvice at Central, is honored by the faculty. Bottom: Merlyn Collins. Janice Carlson, and Dick Lund perform a physics experiment. Top: Art Folkor sells magazine subscription to Miss D. Dunham, a typical Central gir Bottom: John Billman, Central alumnus, guest of M.C. Jerry Johnson on the KST- High School Cheering Section. FOOTBALL Jack Thull Jerry Fullerton Jim Dardis Gaylord Elliot Terry Byrnes Roger French Larry Schultz Jerry Johnson Kenny Peterson Roger Holm Paul Moorhead SCORES Central ... 0 Edison 20 Central 0 Roosevelt .13 Central. . . . 12 Henry 25 Central 13 Washburn 20 Central 0 Marshall . .. . 14 Central 12 North .... 0 Terry Byrnes Harold Bix Jim Dardis Gaylord Elliott Roger Holm FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Jerry Fullerton Henry Halvorson Bill Kornkven Tom Limberis Charles Logan Gerald Johnson Maurice Mackay Paul Moorhead Richard Pearson Kenneth Peterson Le Rov Prickett John Quam Lawrence Shannon Tom Spaise Jack Thull Jay Zinter Ed Henifen 60 VARSITY FOOTBALL—Bottom Row: N. Walker. W. Caiey. C. Kaloqerson. J. Johnson. L. Shannon. E. McGlode. J. Thull. J. Zinter. J. Dardi . K. Peterion, J. Rudquiit. Second Row: E. Honifin. M. Maclay. L. Prickott R. Findorff D. Peanon. J. Quem, H. Bin C. Logan. J. Engfer. J. Fullerton. T. Byrne . T. Limberii. Third Row: W. Mitchell. T. Spaiio. R. Holm. J. Goobol. S. Fiihbaugher. H. Halvorion. B Kornkven. E. Jomon, P. Moorhead. C. Thomai. R. Benson. L. Schultz. N. Schultz. E. Nagol, J. Markley. FOOTBALL Rough sailing hit the Central Varsity team early in the cruise, but the boys finally reached port in victorious form. Players in sick bay rallied to the Red and Blue and salvaged a portion of the season in the game with North 12-0. The varsity team nit the top with the last aame, but their junior mates, the Sophomore squad, had clear sailing all season. Winning every game, the Red and Blue sophomores copped the league championship: and the banners of victory flew once more over the Good Ship Central. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL SQUAD—Bottom Row: Boulden. Wil on. Dicky. Lateral. Takoto. Andorton Brandt Minor. Huq ahl Dronen Johnion. Second Row: Conyers. Bootalis Gohring. Acoite. Byrne . Gallagher. Shreiner McArdlo. Bruch. Laugan. Tnoma . Third Row: La-Belle. Wesiling. Gaalaai, Peterton, Jallo. Tanner. Middlecamp, Bauman. Woodrich. Wilczek. Tonacy. Thoreion. FOOTBALL ACTION 62 At the end of a long, hard cruise the Central Varsity Squad pulled into port after conquering North in the last game of the season. Above are a few glimpses of the thrilling action which took place during the football cruise of the Good Ship Central. 88 IS 68 BA M W7 VARSITY BASKETBALL—Bottom Row: L. Schultz. H. Moffet, T. Byrnoi J. Tuck, M. Radobach. Top Row: T. Rudquist (Mgr.), S. FJ� K-baughor. H. Halvorson. R. French, B. Kornkven, C. Thomat, P. Moorhead D. Swift, J. Blanchard. L. Thoreson (Coach). SCORES Central 49 West 45 Central 62 West 44 Central 48 Vocational 50 Central 50 Marshall 40 Central 59 Henry 40 Central 51 Washburn 45 Central 44 North 22 Central 55 Willmar 37 Central 35 Southwest 26 Central 39 Robbinsdale 31 Central 47 Roosevelt 25 Central 37 Hibbing 34 Central 40 South 39 Central 47 Humboldt 53 Central 54 Edison 35 Central 55 Rochester 66 Central 30 Washington 39 VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Whitey Thoreson exclaimed. It's the best team I ever coached! Of course, he was speaking of the pride and joy of the Good Ship Central, our basketball team: City Champs. District Champs. Region Champs, and Fourth in the State. The team, ably captained by Roger French and All-State Terry Byrnes, got off to a slow start; but after Buddy Blanchard left sick bay, they began to come fast and showed great improvement and great determination to win. Highlights of the season were Terry Byrnes' last second basket to win over South 40-39: the near-perfect game to beat Washburn 51-46: Carl Thomas' 16 points in the great comeback to beat Hibbing 37-34 and revenge an earlier defeat: and Buster Radebach's great defensive job in the Marshall game. The state champions from St. Paul Humboldt said that Central was the toughest team they played all season and the best individual player in the tournament. All-State Jim Fritsche. said that Roger French was the toughest player he opposed all season. I 64 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL—Bottom Row: B. Cullon. D. Acosta. D. Scotland. J. Jollo. R. Holm. R. Larion H. 0 oni. J. Freund. Second Row: Coach Bill Hawker. C. Brush, D. Gaalaet. 0. Bauman. D. Wood ch C. Kcrsfon, O. Thomas. K. Batcher. D. Dronin. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL - CITY CHAMPIONS The sophomore basketball team returned from combat unscarred by defeat and with championship colors flying. The team was rarely pressed to the fullest from the time they left the port until they dropped anchor. Highlights of the season were the victories over Vocational 72-32 and over Edison 68-28. Those who saw the most action were Dick Bauman, Bob Cullen, Dick Acosta. Ollie Thomas. Russ Holman. Dick Scanland, and Herb Owens. Acosta scores. Bauman tips on in. WRESTLING—Bottom Row: M. Hardy. J. Martino. D. Svoan, J. Grisham. B. Sullivan. R. Norton, C. Goodell J. Manoy. Second Row; N. Walker. F. Findorff. J. Zintor, D. Devios. G. Richevy. J. Holman, W. Smith. WRESTLING Clear the decks and throw down the wrestling mats! A new sport has been added to the athletic program under the direction of Marvin Hardy. With heads high and muscles taut, the team marches proudly down the gang plank with three wins and promises that a second year will eraso eight losses. Bob Sullivan and John Maney placed in the regional finals. Top: Muscles Martino grapples for a hold. Bottom: Norton crushes tho breath out of his opponent. Arrghl He's breaking my back. yells Don Sveen as he grimaces with pain. HOCKEY—8oMom Row: T. Limbaris. B. Dockan. B. Borqe, J. Brandt. C. Logon. B. Johnson, H. Bi . R. DaniaUon. Second Row: B. Hardy, D. Pearson. B. Wangor. H. Howe G. Elliot D. Paterson. M. Wiiti. L. Niolion. HOCKEY The State Tournament is the dream of every hockey player. The Central team, ably led by co-captains Gaylord Elliot and Herb Howe, accomplished this dream playing their finest game of the season to beat St. Paul Harding 8-4. All-City Gaylord Elliot led the team in scoring and defenseman Herb Howe played most of the games without rest. Logan, Peterson and Danielson were capable wingmen and Bix did a good job at goalie. Rival coaches agreed that this was the best passing team in the city. Caplin Gaylord Elliot lures tha goalie Coaches Markley and Bannatt instruct a out of position to scora. new goalie. Bob Johnson. Roll! Danialson gats the puck past tha Washburn goalia. SWIMMING—Bottom Row: Ed Naqel. T. Spaiso, J. Fullerton, J. Gilbertson. G. Oberg. T. Peterson, D. Warron, D. Lund. R. Holm, E. La Belle. Top Row: J. Carter. B. McDaniels. G. Boline. R. Boulden, H. Brown, K. Smestad. SWIMMING Safety aboard ship was assured by the rescue crew under head lifesaver Ed Nagel. His swimmers won eleven of the fourteen dual meets and dashed off with the championship of the Y Invitational Meet. Prospects are bright for next year with only three members of the team. Bob McDaniels, Gary Boline, and Jack Gilbertson, captain, among the graduating seniors. Bolin , Boulden, Warren, and 8rown prepare to dive in as McDaniels and Boulden in a Peterson and Gilbertson complete their laps of the relay. winning relay. John Billman, former Central football star, presents coaches Joe Markley and Wes Mitchell with engraved watches. J TESTIMONIAL DINNER Every ship has a citation ceremony and ours is no exception. Football coaches Joe Markley and Weston Mitchell were commended for long and faithful service at a testimonial dinner given at Radisson hotel. November 10. Sponsored by the South-Central Y.M.C.A. and Central alumni, the event was described as the happiest of their lives by the two coaches. Each was presented with an engraved watch, and coach Markley also received a warm-up jacket with a O' from the 1948 Carleton team. Halsey Hall. Minneapolis Star sport columnist and a graduate of Central, acted as master of ceremonies. CROSS COUNTRY—Bottom Row; 0. Obertone Mr. Howler R. Thompson. N. Gustafson. Second Row: A. Fellow J. Staum D. Vollmer, S. Jacobson. J. Gilbertson. CROSS COUNTRY Around and around the deck they raced: and at the end of the breath-taking event Coach Hawker waited with letters for Captain John Staum, Allen Fellows, Jack Gilbertson, Neil Gustafson, Sig Jacobson, Don Obertone. Roger Thompson and Dave Vollmer. Participation in the city meet netted a 15th place for Don Obertone. '«- e V TRACK—Bottom Row: P. Moorhoad. H. Holvorton. N. Gu� t«f on. L. Cato . D. Swift. A. Bauman. E. LaBolle. B. Adam . R. Wilton. N. Ku-th.no. D. Warron. B. Hawkor—Coach. Sacond Row; D. Obortono R. Holm. L. Schultz. K. Smottad. V. Ramlof. M. Collin . J. Staum. J. G.lbortton. J. Nolton. B. Kornkvin. S. Lattorall. T. Spaito. Third Row: M. Biro . L. Shannon. R. Lund. J. Holman. M. Ward. J. Lind-jtrom. E. McGiado. A. Feiow A. Pithoon, R. Bonton, R. Thompton. J. Thompton, R. Andorton. Fourth Row: K. Bruth. D. Burn T. Podorton. R. Ruttell, J. Brgnollo. S. Jacobson, J. Darto . M. Mon honk, S. Takato, J. Hetto. D. Botzold, S. Fithbaughor. Top Row: R. Norton, E. Barnhill, B. Harrell, J. Thull. L. Prickett. J. Engfor, D. 8iu trom, G. Kvijtborg. 0. Peabody, D. Dronin. D. Wodrich, A. Johnton. TRACK As a result of losing nine potential point winners, the Central Track team looked forward to a dismal season. The team coached by Bill Hawker and Captained by John Staum. had one of its heaviest schedules in history. The meets this year included two duals, three relay meets, with the recently added St. Thomas Annual Invitational Relay Meet providing new flavor. The City and State meets took place May 25 and June 7, respectively. The Let-termen included Jim Engfer, Emmett McGlade. Jack Thull, Larry Shannon, and Wayne Black. A Sophomore schedule, started this year, created sufficient interest to warrant continuation. Shannon thow hi form. Rounding tho turn in tho 440. TENNIS—Bottom Row: W, Ealman, B. Sullivan B. Boll. J. Barbor. Top Row: A. Feller, G. Elliot. E. Jonson. TENNIS Five returning lettermen threatened to bring City and Twin City Championship honors back to Central. Under the guidance of coach Whitey Thoreson. who succeeded Ed Nagel, the team consisted of Harold Moffet, Bill Bell, and Gaylord Elliot, seniors: Bill Hardie and Dick Pearson, juniors. All these boys were a qreat deal improved over last year so, re-enforced by several new players who joined this year, these stalwarts of the court set sail with banners waving to try once again to capture the City Tropny for the Good Ship Central. GOLF With Herb Howe blasting the cover off the ball and with Gary Oberg. Dick Johnson, and Dale Peterson, the other linksmen who survived early season tryouts, the golf team had hopes of greatly improving the record of last year's team. The schedule included all teams in the city, and the boys were found every day on the home course. Hiawatha, preparing for a really tough season with true Central spirit. GOLF—D. Peterson R. Johnson, G. Oberg P. Opsal. B. Bergo, H. Howe C. Addington—Coach. BASEBALL—Bottom Row: J. Rudqu'ist—Mgr. M. Hardy—Coach. C. Thornes. T. Byrnes. J. Holmes. J. Fullerton, J. Blanchard. M. Bergman. Top Row: G. Olejnicik. N. Walker. J. Gallagher, J. Z'nter, D. Swenson, J. Quinn. R. Olson. M. Radebach, D. Sconland. J. Dardis. BASEBALL The crew of the baseball team have a new guiding hand this year, and prospects for a successful season are bright. With new coach Marvin Hardy at the helm, and with Buster Radebach, John Holmes, and Carl Thomas. Jerry Fullerton, and Tom Limberis spearheading the attack, the stock of the team has risen a great deal in the minds of the experts. Early season practice has been hampered by bad weather, but the team has been working into the pink of condition. It’s an upstream fight all the way to the City Championship, however, for the Pioneers meet South, Southwest. Washburn, and West, last year's City and Twin City Champs in a very tough schedule. But for a team like this, rough waters are only a challenge to conquer. The fielders' terror. Fireball'' Thomas fans another. G.A.A. No passports are needed for the Girls' Athletic Association. The only guard duty the girls ever have is in basketball. Activities begin at three bells practically every afternoon. The gym is crowded with aspiring athletes led by two of the best co-captains ever. Mrs. Dorothy Hawker and Miss Helen Slocum. They pass along friendly advice as welf as pointers on how to play the best games. Miss Slocum also has charge of the girls' golf squad, which has been participating in an interscholastic tournament for the past two years. Last season the girls turned in a shooting average of five hundred per cent in the southern division. Some of the other highlights of the G.A.A. year, which will always be remembered, are the big membership parties at the beginning of the year and the election party as a climax to a wonderful year of sports. GIRLS' GOLF—M. Jarjyna, J. Dunn. N. Bohlman P. Mattion B. Carraher, M. DuLac. J. Koch. D. Wettegard. G.A.A. CABINET—Bottom Row; R. Oshima, D. Desmond. D. Wettegard. J. Koch. S. Davis. Sacond Row: H. Slocum. E. Nickerson. J. Carlton. J. Carlton. D. Hawker. Third Row: P. Larson S. Neumann D. Swanton, V. Swanson, R. LaRue, J. Porter Upper left: ALMOST IN . . . DIZZ Lower left: UP AND OVER. Bottom right: STRETCH ... PUT IT IN. WE NEEO THOSE TWO POINTS. G.A.A. All the members of boot camp look forward to the day when they receive their first citation, a Central C. They then can look forward to winning a City Wide Emblem and star awards given for championships. The crew must maintain a good scholastic average as well as display perfect sportsmanship. For thirty odd years, G.A.A. has been one of the favorite branches of service offered to the girls. G.A.A. During the spring season the girls take advantage of their shore leaves to take part in biking, hiking, softball, golf, and tennis. As the fall season rolls by, another round of hiking and biking takes place along with Badminton. When winter comes and the Good Ship Central heads for dr dock, the crews bring out their basketballs, volleyballs. and convert those sea legs into bowling pins. Upper right: BADMINTON CHAMPS—the two Donnas—Swanson and Westegard—thoy'vo got a racket. HIKERS—Bottom Row: N. Bungor R. Oshime. Mrs. Hawker. J. Carlson, R. Rotters. E, Glenoy J. Carlson. Second Row: D. Stoecker. B. Bronson. L. Rotten B. Bockgren. 8. Hage M. Margorus. Third Row: D. Nelson, B. Olson M, Schwitr, M. Fourre. R. LaRue, M. Tuttle. M. Eckblad. Fourth Row: N. Sherper. M. Mikosh, S. Neumann, M. Nelson, W. Bonson, D. Jacobson. H. Holter. BOWLERS—D. Swanson, D. Westeqard N. Sholloy, P. Larson J. Wright, D. Simondot, L. Price. B. Haugo. J. Carlson. CHEERLEADERS AND FLAGTWIRLERS Our ship has to have a high spirited crew to be effective in battle: and the cheerleaders and flagtwirlers provided us with the necessary incentive to urge on our team. The cheerleaders put in their appearance at all the football games, and also followed the basketball team through the regular season into the State Tournament. Captained by Marie Hurtig. the cheerleaders put on a great performance and inspired the teams to many a victory. This year's football season saw the creation of a new group destined to arouse exuberant spirit aboard the Good Ship Central. The five girls pictured below, furnished the inspiration for the organization of the flagtwirlers. and proved by their pep and originality that athletic boosting is an art. Their first appearance, scheduled for Homecoming. was postponed until the following game, which was played against North High. Central has good reason to extend congratulations to this new organization and to the cheerleaders who added so much color to the athletic events of the past year. CHEERLEADERS—J. Larson, D. Sewoll, M. Dulac M. Hurtig. C. Hanson, A. Lotsborg, J. Carlson. FLAGTWIRLERS—J. Dunn. L. Carline. J. Peine. M. Johnson. B. Larson. SPORTS ACTION Top to Bottom: Three Centrel speedsketers, Beverly Pelmquist, Janet Koch, and Donna Westegard wait for the starter's gun. Left: Gary Boline executes a perfect swan dive. Right: Janet Koch displays the form that won for her the intermediate girls' championship. Docken and Hardy maul the goalie. Captain Gaylord Elliott slidos the puck under the legs of the South goalie, Dewey Eldon. Top to Bottom: After successfully skating past defenseman. Herb Killer Howe, an opposing player succeeds also in lifting tho little black disc over tho body of Central goalie. Harold Bix. Who's got the puck? shout Chuck Logan and Rollio Danielson. Center, Chuck Logan, scores with a deft flip shot. Central goalie. Bob Johnson, goes after a loose puck as dofense-man. Morris Wisti. comos to his aid. CENTRAL GOES TO STATE TOURNAMENT Blanchard d ivot in for a layup in the victory cqaintt Marshall, which put Central in a portion to play Wothburn for the district championship. The Washburn game was judged by many at the mo:t brilliantly executed game of the season. In this scene from the game, Terry Byrnes hat stolen the ball and has dribbled in for an easy field goal. Buster Radebach is ready to assist him. With the district championship safely tucked away, the team concentrated on taking the region also. They concentrated to hard, in fact, that a high score was run up and the second team handled most of the fourth quarter. Moffat scored in this attempt during the Willmar game. he team from Robbintdale didn't offer too ’uch competition and Central sailed on to 'in the much coveted Region 5 Champion-hip. Hore Roger French and Pete Hayek ght for a loose ball. Don Dale, six feet, six-tch Robbintdale center is at the left. Vengeance over a previous early season defeat was gained when tho Pioneers came from behind, fighting like champions all the way, to defeat the much favored Hibbing team in the first game of the State Tournament. Here Carl Thomas and Blackie St. Julian battle for a rebound. At the far left After a long battle, Central was finally knocked out of running, but only by the team which went on to take the State Championship. This shot, from the Humboldt game, shows French struggling with Bud Finn for possession of the ball. is Milan Knezovich, Hibbing center, and Central’s Buddy Blanchard stands at the far riqht. For the first time since 1922, the ship's basketball team fought its way into the state tournament. While the hockey team was also busy winning a berth in the tournament, the Pioneer cagers won consistently and lost only to Vocational by a one point margin. The actual city conference ended in a three way tie. but Central cinched its claim to the title by defeating Washburn to take the district championship. From there on, fans held their breaths and wondered how far the team could go. To the amazement of many, they took region five championship and went on to win one game in the state contest. That one game was one which had been on the lips of Centralites for many days and most of them were satisfied with beating Hibbing. Central showed its best form in the Washburn, Hibbing, and Humboldt games. The highlight of the season was Terry Byrnes' breathtaking field goal with three «x� rr� ndc Inft in thn nnmft nnninst South. nao+riA Room 406 Bottom row. loft to right: R. Smith, D. Rodior, R. Birolino. H. Becker. R. Oshimo. Second row, loft to right: L. Price, M. Olsen. J. Langlois. E. Gionoulif, P. Thompson, J. Berber. Third row. left to right: J. Edmund, B. Helm, P. Sendquitt. I. Petorson, M. Majerus, B. B. Thomsen. Fourth row, left to right: J. Lindstrom. R. Nordmerken, R. Willi, J. Stoon, M. Mikeih, J. Wright. Fifth row. left to right: R. Pieri, E. Jenien, H. Helvorion, D. Smith, G. Amundion. D. Henson, W. Masters. Room 415 Bottom row, left to right: N. Twoed, B. Beckgren, J. McDonald, M. Turnquist, K. Zeimotx, J. Rudquist. Second row, left to right: J. Tannor. D. Holmes, D. 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Fifth row, left to right: S. Fishbaugher, R. Anderson, D. Zim-morman, D. Cowle, J. Liefort. D. Du-ray, H. Below. Room 220 Bottom row, loft to right: M. Emerson, S. True, Mr. Kuenstor, J. Seaton, N. Bunger, 0. Bouchard. Second row, left to right: M. Ward. E. McParland. 0. Dahl, M. Martens, M. Borg, P. Blake. Third row, left to right: D. Kolia, R. Siemens, P. Moran, M. Schweich, C. Hanson. Fourth row, left to right: E. Ballard, E. Reddie, C. Kimmerle, G. Hoffman, C. Krenik, E. Mitchell. Fifth row, left to right: D. Ellison, R. Grogg. B. Miner, J. Eng-for, S. Jacobson, C. Sjogren, J. Luck. Room 217 Bottom row. left to right: D. McNeil, D. Petxke, Wilson, C. Carlson, M. Angelus. Second row, left to right: C. Nelson, E. Aalbu, M. Elwoll. E. Shay, P. Baldwin. Third row, left to right: K. Brady. B. Fields, V. Swanson, M. Dahlman. Fourth row, left to right: J. Brunelle, B. Burdick, B. Sherer, J Hawkinson, J. Price. Fifth row, left to right: J. Cook, H. Hicks, B. Paulson, C. Haugesag, T. Schuller, R. Behold. Room 418 Bottom row, left to right: J. Carlson, M. Young. Mrs. Thro, V. Smithson, B. Drugge. Second row, left to right: G. Sunde, L. Lewis. L. Mattson. D. Schultz, M. Tierney. Third row, left to right: J. Bride, J. Schuman. G. Mahlke, M. Olson, I. Stuck. Fourth row, left to right: B. Denson, B. Ryan, D. Fisher, C. Willette, C. Selendor, D. Plynn. Room 305 Bottom row, left to right: J. Katchmark, J. Carlson. M. Notvik, Miss Utley. M. Olson, M. Bergman. Second row. left to right: G. Morris. M. Gudal, R. LaRue, B. Ahrens. J. Carlson. D. Keough. Third row, left to right: M. Nichols. D. McPherson, J. Werth, M. Jack. K. Spees, R. Terry. Fourth row, left to right: L. Boersma, E. Greene, D. Anderson, D. Breingan. T. Dahlman. Fifth row, left to right: R. Benson B. Flanagan, E. Gunderson, H. Nielsen, J. Hanson, C. Morris. Room 221 Bottom row, loft to right: T. Holley, M. Merquardt, E. Erickson, Mr. Hawker, J. Chartior, J. Zimmer. Second row, left to right: M. Allen, M. Pedorsen, K. Hanson. J. Berg, J. Grisham. Third row, left to right: R. Olson, H. Winje. D. Nelson, L. Magnuson, M. White, A. Gaskins. Fourth row, left to right: M. Biros, D. Sewell, A. Merrill, P. Larson, M. Ahlstodt. Fifth row. left to right: M. Menshek, J. Garrity, R. Reap, D. Ferguson, H. Haug, R. Norton. Room 315 Bottom row, left to right: D. Cunitx, B. Kennedy. Miss Miller, D. Fiester, S. Davis. Second row, loft to right: C. Griffith, J. Porter, V. Olson, B. Graves, C. Karlstad, D. Evans. Third row, left to right: D. Desmond. A. Gramer, J. Lane, N. Walker, J. Knapp, M. Erhard, R. Giguore. Fourth row, left to right: J. Otto, S. Neumann. B. Porkins, D. Stovall, M. Bowman, N. Jamieson. Fifth row, left to right: N. Gustafson, G. Todholm, L. Buch-wald, D. Nelson, K. Howell, H. Hammer, D. Peterson. Room 207 Bottom row, left to right: H. Robbie, L. Konkel, A. Lotsberg, H. Kicher, C. Schlueter, K. Buckman. Second row. loft to right: G. Rishavy, B. Nelson, J. Paine, J. Torgerson, A. Johnstone. Third row, left to right: E. Clairmont, R. Burns, E. Boosalis, J. Hormanson, M. Peterson, B. Olson. M. Atkins. Fourth row, left to right: R. Opheim, H. Smith, R. Zompel, M. Mackoy, R. Lynch, D. Jones. Fifth row, loft to right: C. Thomas, H. Ilstrup, J. Erickson. E. Wilson, M. Wolfe, L. Bart. B. Wenger. Room 208 Bottom row, left to right: S. Hungerford, E. Weller, E. Docken, J. Snook. B. Davis. Second row, left to right: P. Siemering, J. Biosemeier, W. Benson, L. Reed, D. Frowmming, M. Katz. Third row, left to right: J. Russell, P. Sandin, J. Fullerton, P. Frosig, D. Rood. Fourth row, left to right: B. Kornkven, D. Swift, C. Barnard, T. Kuoflor, J. Norberg, G. Bertheussen. Room 313 Bottom row, left to right: S. Lockwood, A. Gragert, Mr. Krueger, D. Olson, B. DeVold. B. Olson. Socond row, left to right: J. Petersen, P. Jorgenson, D. Blanch-erd. S. Anderson, S. McCoy. E. Glenny. Third row, left to right: D. Parrott, D. Bjustrom, L. Johnson. M. Griffith, B. Miller, L. Kuehl. Fourth row, left to right: E. Dale. J. Horton. R. Rosier. R. Pithc-on, P. Latham, D. Hunder. Room 215 Bottom row, left to right: M. Hegland, L. Jackson, Mr. Thoro-son, M. Hanson, N. Fisher. Second row, left to right: K. Novak, K. Borgman, B. Danielson, D. Thompson. J. Williams. Third row, loft to right: R. Wilder, A. Weisman, M. Whaley, S. Tyree. C. McGowan. Fourth row, left to right: B. Hardie, B. Zeimetz, E. Barnhill, D. Day. J. Lunnis. Fifth row. left to right: G. Sornson. D. Lund. M. Nickeson. D. Paulson, D. Sporouleas, D. Davies. Room 219 Bottom row. left to right: M. Carpenter, B. Nioland, J. Guindon, H. Pink, L. Schultz. B. Buelow, D. Mlynek. Second row, left to right: J. Kingstedt, D. Goellner, M. Fourre, J. Erickson, L. Nelson, D. Marsolek. Third row, left to right: T. Hamilton, D. Swenson, R. Russell, G. Johnson, M. Nelson, M. Krenx. Fourth row, left to right: P. Wurdeman. L. Halvin, R. Maxwell, J. Davidson, B. Foseid. K. Smestad. Room 314 Bottom row, left to right: E. Lunow, C. Lalime, I. Whiting, R. Roffers, L. Strandness, E. Kingman. Second row, left to right: L. Johnson, C. Selander, C. Foo, V. Sohlin, M. McDonough. Third row. left to right: D. Egertson, M. Nicholson, L. Herner, G. Austin, P. Sturges, M. Boosalis. Fourth row, left to right: A. Selover, S. Traeger, J. Sollie, D. Savoie, R. Hall. Fifth row. left to right: R. Johnson, D. Nordberg, A. Schires, J. Dahle, E. Bolstad, J. Gallagher. Room 412B Bottom row, left to right: G. Sanocki, B. Strombeck, H. Zanger, M. Walker. B. Toohey. Second row, loft to right: J. Paulson, J. Autey. D. Higgins, M. Cody, M. Culbertson. J. Erickson. Third row, left to right: J. Loux, E. Majerus, F. Strout, T. Parson, M. Ogren, J. Johnstone. Fourth row, left to right: H. Schelmoske. J. Briody, K. Johnson, P. Boosalis, P. Millor. K. Batcher. Fifth row, left to right: D. Kaufman, D. Wessling, D. Wiebe, J. Ganger. J. Quinn, T. Laugen, R. Sullivan. Room 316 Bottom row, left to right: M. Howell, A. Kulseth, I. Parkoll, B. Hays. M. Finnerty, G. Androe. Second row. left to right: W. Smith, M. Gudal, J. Grisham, B. Anderson. A. Johnson. Third row, left to right: A. Weiss. C. Blako, M. Smith, E. Ostrander, S. Dreis. Fourth row, left to right: M. Oonnay, J. Boyle. R. Taylor. M. Tuckor, C. Wishart. Fifth row, left to right: R. Quist, P. Ryan, J. Stafford. D. Swemline, L. Berry. Sixth row, left to right: R. Tansoy, D. Peabody, 0. Virnig, J. Mielke, D. Freese, R. Quist. Room 122 Bottom row, left to right: B. Angrimson, J. Axelson, hi. Sollors, A. Broan, R. Torgerson. Second row, left to right: C. Allardyce, S. Comeau. S. Peterson. K. Corcoran, J. Chartier, R. Bonstrom. Third row. left to right: M. Ogren, 8. Fowler, M. Buel, N. Kidd, B. Gerbig, A. Rallis. Fourth row, left to right: J. Bjerke, D. Wong, B. Carver, L. Dahl, H. Hagen, L. Erickson. Fifth row, left to right: A. Blat, D. Bauman, D. Buck, G. Bak-ken, R. Cornelius, J. Buskirk, D. Byrne. Room 321 Bottom row, left to right: L. Byer, G. Mosal, M. Hardy. V. Franks, I. Manson. Second row, left to right: A. Hill. F. Punchard, L. Stadther, V. Wadsworth, V. Lange, B. Wilson. Third row, left to right: B. Williomette. E. Lewis, J. Pearson, S. Hallin, S. Rice, J. Hines, M. Sonon-felder. Fourth row, left to right: J. Mizuhata, G. Jones, A. Nord-marken, P. Coleman, M. Edmonds, R. Johnson. Fifth row, left to right: C. Kersten, L. Velenchenko, D. El-lingen. H. Cotton, J. Smith, J. Brandt, J. Burns. Room 307 Bottom row, left to right: R. Gehring, M. Ell, D. Fronton, M. Stiles, J. Peterson, A. Sandberg. Second row, left to right: P. Sheehy, J. Aaserud, L. Peterson, S. Sanek, D. Tripp. Third row, left to right: J. Nelson, J. Yeekof, W. Crawford. A. Logelin, R. Boulden, M. Cooper. Fourth row, left to right: B. Almendinger, A. Nachicas, J. Holman, G. Thompson, A. Halvin. Fifth row, left to right: J. Blanchard, M. Simon, J. Anderson, G. Engfer, F. Just. E. Tetrault. Room 306 Bottom row, left to right: P. Olson, V. Carpenter. J. Smith. J. Buege, M. Tweed. Second row, left to right: M. Gramm, B. Bryant, M. Dahlquist, N. Anderson, A. Kjeseth, J. Maney. Third row, left to right: I. Gray, J. Lind, M. Schiltz, R. Everson, R. Davidson. Fourth row, left to right: S. Hawkinson, J. Stroh, J. Dickey, D. Hugdahl, H. Ownes, W. Olson. Fifth row. left to right: D. Robohm, H. Schreiner, D. Hall, R. Gooler, R. Wetherall, J. McGlade, K. Menth. Room 102 Bottom row, left to right: M. Tighe, N. Westvaag, J. Tracey, S. Wright. V. Golden. Second row, left to right: R. Paquette, A. Swievon, C. Reichert, R. Hanson, E. Clarke. Third row, left to right: A. Flugaur, D. Zimmerman, J. Thunn, M. Johnson, G. Vanasok, N. Noumuth. Fourth row, left to right: M. Eckblad, B. Millar, J. Myers, C. Lundh, M. Johnson, A. Arendt. Fifth row, left to right: T. Pederson, J. Linderholm, D. Dronen, B. Wolfe, J. Swedberg, A. Herberg. Sixth row, left to right: P. Middelkamp, D. Gaalaas, M. Burg-wald, G. McElligott, J. Jallo, A. Swenson, J. Strand. Room 412A Bottom row, left to right: D. DoGidio, G. Tweed. G. Scott, B. Palmquist, B. Berry. Second row, left to right: F. Wallentine, E. Kyle, M. Wolfe, A. Christensen, V. Duvick. Third row, left to right: R. Miner, O. Ronshaugen. B. Kurtx, J. Nadort, R. Snider, L. Trenholm. Fourth row, left to right: D. Johnson, R. Larson, M. Miller, J. Collins, A. Roese. Fifth row, left to right: P. Wilciek, O. Thomas. R. Gustavson, M. Fihhenry, J. Freund, R. Johnson. Room 310 Bottom row, left to right: D. McElroy, M. Limberis, E. Liskoy, J. Anderson. B. Magnuson. Second row, left to right: M. Smith, D. Stoecker, T. Grammas, M. Goebel, M. Wallin, N. Carey. Third row. left to right: H. Underwood, D. Sandberg, J. Hamsness, R. Scheimo, S. Nelson. Fourth row, left to right: C. Hoskins, V. Bathurst, J. Dale, M. Kottke, J. Swanson, P. Burnside. Fifth row, left to right: A. Kibler, R. Noss, J. Tanner, N. Anderson, B. Burnes. Sixth row, left to right: R. Guenther, C. Wilson, J. Davis, R. Harrison, R. Fast, H. Holin. Room 214 Bottom row. left to right: H. Gavosko, J. Nelson, H. Gamble, J. Engle, A. Sather, H. Brown. Second row, loft to right: P. Masters, M. Hannon, P. Buchner C. Kampf, J. Phillips, E. Rader. Third row, left to right: G. Kallunki. P. Weller. S. Takato, C. Sandberg, C. Allen, A. O'Connell, B. Larson. Fourth row, left to right: J. Harder, J. Rogers. J. Pederson, J. Baremore, J. Luedtke, C. Smith. Fifth row, left to right: D. Wodrich, R. Oelschlegel, R. Acosta, N. Sherper, D. Donovan, R. Gibbs, E. McArdle. Room 203 Bottom row, left to right: P. Purdy. M. Ecklund. R. Hovey, P. Hansen. G. Maxurko. Second row, left to right: G. Hanson, W. Gimble, B. Hage, M. Nelson, D. Siebert. Third row, left to right: H. Bowman, L. Lewis, J. Olsen, P. Knudson, D. Barhhill, B. Eikenberry. Fourth row, left to right: G. Olejnicak, R. Everson, J. Barton, B. Smith. J. Larson. Fifth row, left to right: J. Kantes, M. Lacho, J. Urang, M. Allen, D. Nodholm, F. Poole. Sixth row, left to right: E. LeBclle, C. Brush, R. Cullen, C. Enke. R. Adams, J. Lundquist, R. Holm. Room 206 Bottom row, left to right: P. Grindeland, P. Anderson. E. Nickerson, P. Rogers. M. Wright. Second row, loft to right: I. Ostroim, E. Kritxock, J. Eppel. M. Day, C. Goodcll, J. Nowstrom. Third row, left to right: G. Clausen, L. Nielson, A. Dietz, N. J. Schueth, C. Lindgren. Fourth row, left to right: W. Swanson. P. Rand, C. Tumor, M. E. Fink. D. Jensen, M. Hayes. Fifth row, left to right: L. Tanner. R. Holman, G. Kvistborg. D. Martinson, D. Humphrey, F. Paulson, R. Staab. JUNIOR AND SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES Top: Mrs. Gurney shows her doll collection to four members of tho Girl's Club. Middlo: Chalk sketching in Miss Bireline's art class. Bottom: Don Breingan and two other members of Mr. Hovey's physics class experiment with tho relationship botwoon pressure and heat. Top: Donna Shultx tap dances to the applause of Art Felker. Bottom: Miss Edlund instructs hor botany students in the microscopic examination of molds. ALL ASHORE The anchor is down and the sails lie still as the Good Ship Central stops once more on her long voyage toward a better America to discharge a new graduating class—the class of 49. The seas have been rough at times, but we have weathered the storms and prepare now to embarlt on a new voyage on the turbulent sea of life. We may set our course with hearts courageous, for we hold in our minds the experiences of three years on the Good Ship Central, and in our hearts the memories of fun and hard work. In this atomic age Youth sails unchartered waters. The sailing in the Good Ship Central has not all been smooth, so it is with heartfelt gratitude that we render our appreciation to those who have smoothed the waters. Before closing this, the last page in the log of the '49 Centralian, appreciation must also be forwarded to the many who aided in the production of this annual: To the staff, which burned the midnight oil before deadlines. To Clarence E. Blume, who enabled us to have this book against compromising circumstances. To Miss Louise lies, who devoted many hours to the business staff: and to Miss Lulu Utley, who made certain our writers dotted their i's and crossed their t's. To Mr. Art Segal and Mrs. Robertson, of the Bureau of Engraving for their considerate aid and suggestions in many trying situations. To Mr. Leonard Lundgren and the entire staff of Lundgren Studios for their excellent work and thoughtful cooperation. To Mr. Lowell Dahlberg. of the Harrison-Smith Printing Company for his helpful assistance. To Andrew Miner for his endless efforts to obtain complete photo-coverage of school activities. To the Minneapolis Star and Tribune for the use of the picture which appears on the top of page sixty-nine. Last but not least, we dip our sails to each and everyone in the faculty and student body of Central for their co-operation and backing of this pictorial account of three wonderful years. ARTHUR KALLEBERG, Editor 88