Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

miNNe vpous public ueoAOV 7be 1950 PUBLISHED BY THE GRADUATING CLASS OF (Zentnal TltiyA. School MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA ‘Dedication To the senior class of 1950, who have accepted the challenge of youth with enthusiasm and vigor, and responded with determination and ambition in helping to build a greater Central, this book is dedicated. Therefore, when we build, let us think that we build forever. Let it not be for present delight, nor for present use alone,- let it be such work as our descendants will thank us for; and let us think, as we lay stone on stone, that a time is to come when those stones will be held sacred because our hands have touched them, and that men will say as they look upon the labor and wrought substance of them, See! This our Fathers did for us. 3 — John Ruskin ‘Vdiaye ‘DOiect uf, MHC rfc(muu4tnrttio4t Ty] U'C U,SQ IVbf - OnytfstOfaticMA rft6letic Ce fT ?AU lLL H Mr. Blume The most important public figure in a village is the mayor, and Mr. Blume is no exception. His job is a formidable one. Plus fulfilling all of the executive duties connected with Centralville, he generously volunteered to be the adviser of our village yearbook, which will aid it in attaining the highest goal possible. Other cities have tried to compete with us, but all are certain that we have surpassed them in every respect, mainly because of our executive body. And so to you, Mr. Blume, we shall always endeavor to give our utmost respect and cooperation. Mr. Anderson Mr. Anderson is the chief of police in our village. Even though this is his first term in Centralville, he has proven to be very worthy of his position. His job is a difficult one, as it is his task to see that order is kept at Centralville. He takes care of the few who are negligent of their obligations, by imposing a fine of detentions upon them. Frequently, Mr. Anderson is seen going in ond out of buildings colled study halls, seeing that everything is running smoothly. To you, Mr. Anderson, our village wishes to extend its sincere thanks and appreciation. 6 Addington, Charles U. S. History, Modern Problems Conway, Estelle Spanish, Latin Gamble, Helen English Bell, Claire Counselor, English Bireline, Rosalia Art Brown, Lois Clothing Cunningham, Thomas Mcchonical Drawing Da )aniels, Dorothy Foods, Home Economics Edlund, Elsie Botany Grosz, Lorine English Hardy, Marvin Boys' Gym Hawker, Dorothy Girls' Gym Hawker, William U. S. History Hovey, Raymond Chemistry Kicher, Helen Algebra, Geometry Krueger, Edward Modern Probloms Kuenster, O. K. Modern Problems Lander, Guy Machine Shop Lobdell, Lucille U. S. History Machula, Walter Occupational Relations Legate, Florence Clothing, Home Management Markley, Joe Boys’ Gym Liskey, Ella German, Spanish Miles, Harold Music Department Strukel, Gerald Thoreson, Loris Aulo Mechanics Solid Geometry, Trigonometry Turnquist, Myrtle Typing, Office Training Utley, Lulu English Thro, Beatrice Typing, Bookkeeping Whiting, Ida English Zanger, Helen Shorthand Zimmerman, Frederick Auto Shop Klein, Katherine Nurse Timmerman, Florence English, Speech Wilson, Rachel Chomistry Morris, Kathryn Visiting Teacher 9 Miller, Harriet English Nickerson, Eleanor Geometry, Advanced Algebra Rhode, Henry Counselor Mitchell, Weston Mechanical Drawing Mulligan, John News, English Scott, Georgia Shorthand, Secretarial Practice Sellers, Marie Common learnings. Radio Workshop Peck, Ross Biology Parked, Irene English Nagel, Ed Boys' Gym, World History Rhoening, Gerald Cabinet Shop Slocum, Helen Girls' Gym, Health, First Aid 10 The Bviy Courthomc The main building in our village is the ever busy courthouse where all of the official documents of the village are kept Here we find a very efficient and cheerful staff headed by Mrs. Faughnder, who, with her unrehearsed witty comments, provides a blithe spirit which is prevalent in the Centralville courthouse. Jeanette Brice Korlotte Thompson Where's everyone going? To the Centralville librory. What's the rush? One of the quiz masters, O. K. Kuenster, is giving away a great big A to the person answering the most questions on o test program tomorrow . . This, however, is not the only reason the villagers frequent the library, for who could resist the quiet atmosphere, the comfortable chairs, racks of wonderful books, the massive fireplace, and congenial people like Mrs. Brice, who is always willing to lend a helpful hand? 12 Lunchroom — Front row: Mr . Carlton, Mrt. Stokke, Mitt Wold, Mrt. Griswold. Mr . Moron, Mis Nelson, Mr . Jacobson. zntkrlville and Back row! Brunelle, Bart. Hunder, Warren, Donovan. Sondmeyer, llstrup,- Fourth row: Begin, Greene, Sandburg. Hawks, Flory, Fitzsimmons; Third row: Locher, Sandquist, Hozzord, Jamieson, Price,- Second row: Morrison, Edmund, Mattson, Kyle, Elliot, Woisman; Front row: Rallis. Corlson, Kennedy, Mrs. Timmerman, McCoy. McGowan. The Little Theater off Fourth Avenue gives to the citizens of Centralville who are interested in drama, opportunities to participate in dramatic presentations. Three such presentations were: The Trysfing Place, The Proposal, and Pyramus and Thisbe. The first two proved to be such hits that they were presented at the University of Minnesota. The Mimes, as is the custom, puts on the annual Christmas Program. This year the famed Dickens' Christmas Carol was presented. Due to the large cast the speech class was asked to help. The two proved to be an unbeatable pair and the village cheered the production. At the polls this year the Mimes elected Leonard Bart, president; Athene Rallis, vice-president; Adele Weisman, secertary; and Bob Fitzsimmons, treasurer.This was a repeat performance for Fitz, who was treasurer last year. 14 Bock row: Barf. Sjogren, Dohle, Warren. Dahlman, Borfon; Third row.- Austin. Bowman. Komph, Majerus. Gunther; Second row; Paine. Roffers, Yaunick, McCoy. Ahrens, Ostrcim; Front row: Little. Carlson. Severson. Shultz, Cameron, Nelson. wc-e The scene is the village auditorium. The curtain is closing, and as the lights go on, the audience is enthusiastically applauding the musical program just presented. This is the close of just one of the excellent programs put on by an organization in Centralville known as Hl-C. Composed of the more talented members of our village, Hl-C has helped Centralville attain greater heights in the musical world. Within three short years, it has climbed from its minor rank to a major one. Today, Hl-C is recognized as one of the greatest organizations in the village. Tryouts are held once every semester, and the participants are judged by Hl-C members. The aims of the club are to promote better programs and to expose the hidden talent that lies in Centralville. The end of o great program, ingi 3 � h« Prai, l of ° 9'eot note. 15 Back row: Lund, Foseid, Engfor, Adams, Woodrich, Mr, Roohning; From row: Erickson, 8reingon, Barf, Wilson, Kushino Wi-Tf Remember that candle-lighted induction service . . . the Halloween party at Camp Ihduhapi . . . the Christmas party with Triettes ... the Mothers and Sons Banquets at the Y . . . the Easter service? Remember these things, and you remember Hi-Y. Who operated concession stands at the football games last fall? Who conducted the March of Dimes campoign? Yes, they were Centralville's Hi-Y members. These fellows believe in service to others and in carrying out the club's worthy purposes for their village. Bock row: Schramek, Erickson, Gustafson, LaBelle, Nelson, Bort, Lund Foseid, Woodrich; Fourth row: Boyle, Paulson, B., Vornig, Adams, Paulson, F., Hammer, Olson, Johnson,- Third row: Engfer, Lattcrell, Bjerke. Warron, Sandmoyer, Miner, Nordberg, Paulson, D.; Second row: Grommer, Breingam, Sandberg, Hundor, Wilson, Sjogren, Wolfe, Dahl; Front row: Delano, Bergman, Evans, lotsborg, Roohning, McCall, Barber, Kushino. Foil Cabinet — Woodrich, Adams, Kushino, Engfer, Roehning, Foseid, lund, Bart, Erickson. 17 Standing: Notvik ,k. Miss Doninls, Miss Turnquist, Carlson, J.; Seated: locker, Carpenter. Stiles. loRee. Atkins. Peterson. M.. Benson. Sondquisl. P. Now here's an organization in our village that strives for self-improvement and good fellowship. Triettes made favors for the Veterans Hospital at one of their meetings. At another meeting they decided to sacrifice their refreshments for three meetings in order to send chocolate to children in Europe. Parties with Hi-Y helped to moke the year more enjoyable in Centralville. Library Monitors — Bock row: Holman, Rosmosscn, Buchwald, Jenson, Bowman; Front row: Moffet. Marquardt, Duvick, Jorgenson, Davis, Salem, Bunger. fruvuf and '%cUt TK titvM The assistant librarians did more than their share in maintaining the library as one of Centralville's cultural centers. Our local police force attained glory during the past year. The time and effort they spent beyond the call of duty was an important factor in maintaining law and order on the streets of Centralville. Hall Monitors — Bock row: Miner. Davies, Ellinger. Riche, Wolfe. Wiebe. Thomas; Third row: Jones, Greene, Biros, Rond, lorson. Hammer; Second row: Holm. Mohlke, Dokkcn, Dietz, Mizuhota; Front row: Bjerk, Price. Miss Kicher, Giguere. Sweiven, Jocobson. 19 JlatiH U6. Fall Officers Jane Thunn . . . President Joanne Smith . Vice-President Danny Donovan . . Secretary Laura Reed . . . Treasurer Spring Officers Mary Gramm . . . President Marlis Majerus . Vice-President Jane Johnstone . . Secretary Bob Jacobson . . Treasurer Making shamrock for the annual St. Patrick's Day sale. When in Rome do as the Romans do. That is exactly what these modern-day Romans do at their annual banquet. Dressed in flowing robes and short togas, they combine their sumptuous feast with many colorful and impressive ceremonies. The Latin Club is one of Centralville's oldest organizations. At their meetings they learn and study the amusements, customs, and home life enjoyed by the ancient Romans. Lolin Club — Back row: Kushino, Wilson, R., Birnberg, Dronen. Donovan, B|erk, Cowle, Pearson, J.; Filth row: Lmd. Stroh. Clausen, lochor. Strout. Nelson, M., Glenny. R., Kolsonas; Fourth rowi Guenther, Rallis, Thunn, Reed, Luren, Lamb. Ogren, Third row: lotterell, D., Jocobson, C., Booth, B., Booth, M., Baker, Johnson, M„ Paine, lunnis; Second row: Strowl. Glonny. E.. Rollers. R„ No� vik. Roflers. L.. Cooper. Lynch, Front row: Smith, Merrifiold. B|erk, Miss Berglond, Majerus. Gramm. Jacobson, B.. Kostick. 20 £l @lu £ fi z toC Jack Brunelle Margie Mikesh Virgie Carpenter Dick Sandburg . . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer Big plant in the making. Although it is Centrolville's youngest language organization, these senors and senoritas have already learned a great deal about the customs and life of their southern neighbors. The Spanish Club was created to stimulate interest in the culture and language of the Spanish-speaking countries by sponsoring a series of meetings one Wednesday every month. Miss Liskey is their able adviser. Spanish Club — Back row: Nelson, M., Neumann, Anderson. Turner, Goodoll, Whiting, Poole, Hunder, Elvig; Fifth row: Nicholson, Hazzard, Edmund, Lane, J., Jacobson, D., Benson. Peterson, M., Nelson, D.; Fourth row: Porkhurst. Johnson, J., Johnson, L., Corcoran. Peel. Sweiven, Morrison, Spies, Jock; Third row: Kritzeck, Bloomquist, Piepcr, Fine, Hamness, Kompf, Moran, Baldwin; Second row: Mooro, Guindon, Cameron, Ziometz, Carlson, J., Carlson, J., Graves. Stiles, McElroy; Front row: Brunelle, Bowman, Mikesh, Miss Liskey, Carpenter, Sandberg, Katz, Bunger. 21 Foil Speech — Bock Row Sherer, Olson, R.. Nordmorken, Smesiod. Pederson. 0., Poulson. Moorheod; Fourth Row: Holmon, Peterson. J., Warren, Bride. Cloirmont, Feibiger; Third Row: Nelson. D., Krcnik, Barber, Dahl, Hawkmson. Locher, S.; Second Row: Rccd, Eaton, Locher, B., Moberg, Thomsen. Lindahl; Front Row: Rollis. Buelow, Porter, Mrs. Timmerman, Price, Thompson. SfrcecA Speeches of exposition, persuasion, interpretive reading; pep talks, pantomimes and dramatic cuttings,-simple practice in audience approach, posture, vocal variety; assignments in microphone practice, voice recordings, and the conducting of live programs,- development of poise; all these activities, and more, are included in the lively, rather informal speech classes. One of the major assignments of the fall semester was the presentation of Dickens' immortal Christmas Carol. Spring Speech — Back Row: Greene, Brunelle. Olson, R., Moran, B.. Clausen, G., Olsen, M., Giguere; Third Row: Pearson, B., Hougesag. Buck, Kielblock, Jensen, E., Lolhom, Shullcr, Davidson; Second Row: Jack, Rodier. Curry, Johnigon, LaRue. Tierney. M., McGowan, Cody; From Row: Bcrgmon, llsfrup, Porker, Odegaard, Weller, Wmje, Mrs. Timmerman. 22 Foil Radio Workshop — Front Row: Porker. Griffith, Rodier, Mrj. Sellers, Kennedy, McDonald; Second Row: Tierney, lotsberg, McGowan, loRuo. Curry, Baden,- Third Row Allen. Peterson, Jock. Pederson. Rcddie.- Fourth Row: Greene. Nelson, M., Hoffman, Fitzsimmons, Halvin, Pearson. !R, zcUa Filling the airways with their eloquent speaking is Centra Iville's radio workshop class. This year, radio workshop has been glorified by the installation of a soundproof room, recording equipment, and an engineer's booth. Members of the group have taken part in town meetings and various speech contests. Spring Radio Workshop — Bock Row: Eaton, Odogaard. Findorff. Wittsock; Second Row: Jacobson, S.. Holman. Warren, Sewell, Peterson, J., Pitheon, Krenick. Schromek; Front Row: Mrs. Sellers, Porter, Fiebigor, Nordmarken, Nelson. D.. Sherer, Douglas. Thompson, N., Weismon, Price, L. 23 CCccC Bock Row: Frank, Bessessen; Second Row: Mr. Hovey. Greene. Horton, luedtke. Schromeck. Wilson, Bollard. Punchord; Front Row-. Kel-let, Whiting, Tokekawo, Poole, Parker, Warren, Brown. Snapping pictures at assemblies, games, and parties, the ''Shufterbugs are one of our village's most active groups. De zte Centralville's debate teams rank high as a result of tournaments throughout the region. Bock Row: Sjogren, Warren, Adorns. Wallace, Bart, Brown; Third Row: Ogren, Lone, Nelson, Smith, Hermansen; Second Rowi Sondin, Swanson, Wells, Gaines, Henslin, Elliot; Front Row: Tierney, Rallis, Mrs. Sellers, Boden, Kennedy. 24 Fall Cabinet _ Back Row-. Swanson, Miss Bireline, Nelson, Johnson. Mrs. Johnmr. u n r . ... „ N.v™nn. Holvik. Foo. Boo oli,. H° ’ Corcoron, Front Row, fab' ecu Allow us to present the Women's Guild of Centralville. By upholding their motto, Growth, Education, and Service , this group of distinguished young ladies hos performed a great service to our community and its citizens. Regular meetings include lectures, panel discussions, demonstrations, and village style shows. Few organizations have been equal to the Women's Guild in activity, membership, charity, and interest. Spring Cabinet — Bock Row: Holvik, Jacobson. Lamb. Neumann, Hall, Corcoran, Boosolis,- Front Row: Miss Miller, Johnson. Foo. Swanson, Tierney, Desmond, Miss Bireline. 25 Bock row: Latterell, Byrne. D.. Tetroulf, Hanson. E., Turner, Rand. Rogers, Lorson, P„ Hammer, Bauman; Sixth row: Corver, Landsberger, Nord-lum. Holm, Lotham, Gchring, Hanson, M., Anderson, D.. Larson, R.; Fifth row: Dahlman. Knoblick, Slater. Jamieson, Schweich, Clausen, G., Lacher, B., Jocobson. D., Lind; Fourth row: Carey, Pearson, J., White, Bjerk, Johonson, Schultz. Marquardt, Boosalis, Hagen, Bergmon; Third row: Sweiven, Sanden. H„ Baden, Hegland, Me Go won, Sicbert, Holmes, D, Pieper, Sanocki; Second row: Sample. Gianoulis, Sather, Carpenter, V., Wadsworth, Seaton, Anderson, J„ Heim, Westvoag, Smithson; Front row: Forte, Dovis, B., Burncs, B„ Trenholm, Fourre, Mrs. Thro, Magnuson. M„ Wurdeman, Tracy. Johnstone, J„ Lange. Banking — What would the people of Centralville do without a bonk to set away their savings? Under the expert direction of Mrs. Beatrice Thro and with the help of bonking representatives from each home room, smart citizens banked their money and knew it wos in the hands of good financiers. Red Cross Emergency? Need help? Centralville's chapter of the Junior Red Cross, under the able guidance of Miss Florence Legate, did its share in promoting good will and securing help for the needy. Back Row: Nelson, Flory, Sperouleas, Wills, Breingan, Quist. R„ Homer; Fourth Row: Landsberger, Hawkes, Hjorth, Nelson, 0., Horberg. Reddie; Third Row: Nelson, S., Higgins, Lane, Tonner, Clausen, Carvor, Gramm; Second Row: Peterson, J., Sobolik, Prico, Moson, Foo, Nordquist; Front Row: Gorham, Manos, Miss Legate, Thompson, Drugge, Davis, S. 2 6 Bock Row: Wilke, Griffin, Hanson, E., Swanson, E., Potcrson, J„ Barton, Morrison; Third Row: Blomquist, J„ Pearson, J„ Lewis, Kidd, Smith. E„ McCoy; Second Row; McElroy, Stranbel, Miss Edlund, Bakor, Sample; Front Row; Carlson, O.. Fowler, Hanson, R„ Madsen, Mosol. Bon-Strom, R. @6ni4ticut 'peil urt Lfe Christian Fellowship promotes Christian living, ond provides opportunities for fellowship in Centralville. 7 S t A veritable town meeting is the Controlville PTSA, in which parents, students, ond teachers meet to iron out community problems. 27 Bocl Row. SuuNSngi fouhon. F. Green. L. 8e ion. N. G re««. R. CMoao; Seoted Hontoo. Volley. Mongc. S'in -. RoModoKI. T gKe. Fourth Row, ODomcH. Voc p m� . Jocobioo, C. Swonio . W.. MoH«� . Win . RhunR . Sh.-ert Hovgeiog. K.mmerle . ICglonder. Mort. Peferton. S.. Me.n«k . Jeiwaoa. 0.. Demon. Gunderton. WerSeroll. Smith. M.; Third Row Sm.th, D.. Rom. Moie'uf. Kfitwck, Ander«on. S.. LoUme. Sfrombeck. lee. Sorton. Ill.ot. Sm.ih. W„ Hgndet. Bergfelt. totter ell. Reep. Rodger. leoch. CotmltHoeh Second Row, Corbon. J.. Wenger. luren. Oo� U. NewMro Jetton, lew, . Scheiek. Odegoo d. Front Row Cat Hon. J . Ande'ton. J.. Moneyhun. Moje w� (fattnaluilte ' kernel One of the most populor organizations in Centralville this yoor is our bond. Under the excellent direction of Mr. Harold Miles, our bond is fast becoming one of the best bands Centrolvillc has ever had. The bond has been very active this year, first oppearing of the homecoming festivities where they demonstrated their superb marching ability. More well-deserved praise wos brought to Centrolville when our band played along President Truman's route during his visit hero. The Centralville Bond has olso given much of its talent and time by playing at assembles, football ond basketball gomes, and many other school activities. During the first months of the new year, the bond gave a winter concert for the benefit of all the inhabitants of Centralville, their families, and their friends. Any person who hos attended ony of these octivities sorely knows that the Centralville Band is one of the best. feocV Row. O'Brwn. ScMfer. T N t. Groubmch. ScWvhl, $•• • « Doht . Shir . B niO«. HoKor on. KrxnVvfnj S.. h Row: S lH. S(h imo. Godwamon. R .to«, l ndm«ir, Mvr d r. Spong. N l Ofl. )., Smilowth. W.lton; � .HK Sow tomboug f . Stroh. N ! © , C fir , ftowmon. ObOA, M Oohlman. M. OoMmon I- A� Wn. lotko, fourth Sow l� w,� Bokw, Po.rs . Mo iw Ko-t� h. Mot r . Aod rtor� . Gvf th .. lho« p� of«, Hugo ; TWd Sow ToWkowo, Ti'W . Ro« r . i_ i w,v Ryo . SchglWf. G.. Erkkio . Comod. Houg 0«n. Second Sow PovU And ,© Shu � h So« m R Y0vn l. McCov. Johr t0« . Hgm n ,, SrcwcVe : FfO Sow 1-gbe. Co w ©n OW� . Ck „t n� «n. Dvnn. D« oy. S’e « M� CtotnaluiUt Oitt Aoci Our Centrolville's seventy-voice choir. under the direction of Mr. Miles, wos one of the high spots in our villoge octrvities. During the first holf of the yeor the choir mode a concert tour In which they song ot Mound. Woyzoto. and Excelsior. Our choir also gave the onnuol Ccntrolville Christmas Concert. During the second half of the yeor our choir gave an exchange concert with Edison, oppeorod in the Bond's Winter Concert ond gave their own Spring Concert. Centralville olso hos o fine second choir. Members of this choir are Bossos: Holvorson, Heikkinen, limond, Smith, B.. Yaogcr; Sopranos: GifTm, Reno, Heim, Johonson, Robertson, Johmgon, Curry, Zarmbinski, Benack, Toylor, Nelson, E., Nordmorken, Urang, Schultz, Palmer, O'Reilly, Wallick. Pearson, A., Gcrbig, Fazon, Arnold, Mattson, Christiansen. Grass, RonFro, Seek, Groy; Tenors: Hozzard, Nadorf, Landsburger, LaZorre. Buelow, Severson, Worth, Hanson, H,, Lund, J., Gregg; Altos: Baden, Dowe, Anderson, m S., Angelus, Roberts, Peterson, I.. Plant, Auted, Guenther, Finnc, Schwartz, Smith, A., Bathhurst, Jackson, Church, Lone, Douglas Student @ou tcil Back Row: Mikesh, Sjogren. Miner, Donovan, Failor, Lund. Engfer. DeBeer. Thomas; Fourth Row-. Magnuson, Hagen, Biros. Wilson, Ryan. Begin, Fullerton. Pot wold; Third Row: Johnson, Kushino, Jock son, Wills, Morrison, Weisman, Kruse. Second Row Holvik, Corey, LaRue, Desmond, Olson. Gionolous, Edmund, RolliS; Front Row: Carlson, Moneyhun. Booth, Miss Kicher. Stilos, Sother, Carpenter. Centralville is fortunate to Have such an active governing body os our Student Council. The council is made up of representatives elected once a year from our population. The Student Council is active in civic affairs and sponsors many social activities such os the Christmas dance, the Valentine's dance, and many others. Student Council Cabinet - Back Row: Engfcr3 Fourth Row Lund. Sewell. Wilson; Third Row: LoRue, Holvik, Olson, Second Row: Mikesh, Kushino. Hall; Front Row: Fullerton, Miss Kicher, Morrison. Biros Fall Honor Society. flock row-. Rotters. Johnston, J., Thunn, Swanson, V., Severson, Halvorson, Houg, Nelson, D., Nelson, M., Rallis, Gain-don; Front row: Sjogren, Barron, Jock, Morquordf, Opheim, Morions. Mikesh. Desmond. Madsen. Majerus. Tfatitotai Society Like all other villages, Centralville also has its intellects. These are the citizens that make up Centralville's National Honor Society. They ore chosen because they possess the outstanding qualities of superior scholarship, character, leadership, and citizenship. B-juniors are admitted with a 2.75 average; A-juniors with a 2.66 average; B-seniors with a 2.50 average; and A-seniors with a 2.25 average. These averages ore determined by the following: A equals 3, B equals 2, C equals I. The major activities of the Honor Society are.- meeting substitute teachers in the building, entertaining mothers of sophomore students, and entertaining sophomores of high scholastic standings. The club advisers ore Miss L. Utley, Miss L Lob dell, and Mr. Rhode. Bock rowi Jack. Opheim, Sjogren, Nelson, 0.; Front row.- Swonson, V„ Rollers, Severson. Mortens. M.kcsh, Desmond, Holvorson, H. 31 Foil News Staff - Bock Row: Engfer. Jacobson. S., Nelson. R.. Smestod, Lund, Cloirmont. Third Row: Mognuson, Warren. Nelson, D., Si-mondet; Second Row: Mr. Mulligan, Thompson, McNeil, Wcisman, Tuttle,- Front Row: Moran, Kennedy. Becker. Hanson. The Centralville Press, with its weekly publication The News, is the door to what's going on around Centralville. Deadlines, stories, features, and articles ore among the behind the scenes activities of the News staff. Under the guidance of John E. Mulligan, faculty adviser, the Central News has again won highest awards for its publications. Spring News Staff _ Back Row: Nelson, D.. Brown, H.. Smestod. Sewell, Lund. Vernig. Jollo, Feotherstone. Gunther; Fourth Row: Ogren. M.. Ogren. M., Sandberg, Burnes, Adams. Cloirmont, Warren. Engfer.- Third Row: Fronson, Carey, Simondet, Magnuson. Larson. Austin. Dahl. Corver. Moran; Second Row.- Thompson, Tuttle, Engle, Chartier, Weiss. Sohlin. McDonough. Anderson, N.; Front Row: Kennedy. Nelson, D., McNeil. D., Mr. Mulligan, Weisman, Petersen, M., Langlois, Becker, Hanson, C. 32 Bock rows Griiham, Sjogren. Allen, M.. Lunnis, Opheim. Swanion, V., Warren. Glenny. Jones, D.; Front row: Mikesh. Foorro, McGowon, Desmond. Holmon, DeBeer. (Zentialiaa Taking pictures, organizing copy, meeting deadlines, and planning a program are just some of the many odd jobs the Centralian staff must do. This year the staff is composed of seventeen of Centralville's most able villagers. They often spend long hours after school working on a yearbook that every citizen will be proud to own. When the work is done, there is a satisfaction among the entire staff for having accomplished something they will long remember. Glenny, Desmond, Jones, D. Hard ot work? Editor-in-Chief Dolores Desmond Assistant Editors Ellen Glenny Dwayne Jones James Grisham - - - Business Manager Dave Warren........................Photo Editor Dick Davies - - Assistant Photographer Marguerite Fourre - - Homeroom Editor Charles Sjogren .... Faculty Editor Richard Opheim......................Club Editor Valerie Swanson - - Senior Class Editor Marlene Allen - - - Girls' Sports Editor Larry Schultz - - - Boys' Sports Editor James Holman - Asst. Boys' Sports Editor Marjorie Mikesh......................Art Editor Jean Lunnis - - - Asst. Business Manager Bob DeBeer . . Asst. Business Manager Celeste McGowan..........................Typist Sylvia Neumann - - - Business Typist C. E. Blume.................Advisor 33 Back row: Ditz. Enkc. Smith, Fitzsimmons; Front row Virnig, Pearson, Biros. @e tt'K tvilCe Centralville's stage crew is one of the most active groups in our village. If takes care of the programs, movies, recordings, and all other audio-visual equipment owned by the village. The boys are in charge of oil scenery This is a very important and time-taking job. The equipment used by the stage crew is of the best. Any boy who wishes to become a member of the stage crew must apply to the stage manager, Bob Pearson. He must maintain a C average or better. The stage crew is under the able direction of Mr. Miles. Bock row: Snider, Smith, Enkc. Peorion, Biroi, Front row Fitziimmonv 34 Wonder which is the main attraction? A nose for news, a nose knows news. Who knows, you too may be on the radio someday. 36 � sai y Clow officer : Lund R.. Desmond, Holvik, Fullerton O icen , President, Jerry Fullerton — Vice-President, Lois Holvik Secretary, Dolores Desmond — Treasurer, Dick Lund Every well organized village must have on efficient, smooth running, elected body to promote numerous social events and various activities for its villagers. Centralville's officers and cabinet did their utmost for our fair village. Cloit cabinet: Back row: Edmund. Thomos. Fullerton. LaRue; Second row: Schultz. Lund, R., Weijmon; Front row: Porter, Engfer, Detmond, Biro . Holvik. 38 zledictania t cutd Salu tf vUa t 4 Mgrilyn Morquordt Morion Morton Heartiest congratulations are in order for these two outstanding Centralites who hove distinguished themselves by achieving the highest in scholastic attainment. Jerry Tuck . Best Personality Kay Borgmon Emmett McGlade Best Looking . . . Mildred Magnuson Stanton Lacher . Best Figure Jelene Larson Alan lotsberg . . . . Cutest Beverly Davis Don Sewell . . . . Friendliest Jackie Porter Dick Lund . . . . Best All Around Rita LoRue Jerry Fullerton . Most Popular Lois Holvik Bob DeBeer . . . . Most Fun Margie Mikesh Jack Brunelle Best Dancer Diane Rodier Hank Halvorson . . . . Most Likely to Succeed Marion Martens Jim Wolfe . Best Dressed ' Margaret Peterson Chuck Sjogren . Most Talented Joan Comeron Bill Hardie . . . . . Prettiest Hair Marilyn Tuttle Myron Bergman . , . . Peppiest Dale Petersen . . . . Prettiest Eyes Celeste McGowan Jerry Garrity . . . . Wittiest . . . Valerie Swanson Red Olson . . . . . Nicest Smile Viola Olson Carl Thomas . . . . Most Athletic Dolores Desmond Leonard Bart . . . . Class Chatterbox . . . • Marcia Hanson 39 efe'ieAeatative e tfoalite Back row: Mikejh, Siogrcn, Halvorson, Wcjiman, LoRue, Lund; Front row: Desmond. Fullerton, Holvik. Biros Congratulations—Representative Centralites! You have the honor of being at the top of your class in personality, scholarship, fun, and good citizenship. Nominated and voted on by the class at large, you shou Id hove no doubt as to your future success and popularity. ‘PiofeAecy The June 1963 issue of the celebrated magazine. What's What, hos |ust hit the newsstands of that evergrowing Central City. Jim Barber's wild calls of his trade attract us and we stop to purchase one. On the cover can be seen the famous figure of Mr. C. Sjogren, who was prominent in the organization of the World Federation, and is now the U.S. delegate. Inside the cover the pictures of the editors and comments are printed. Editor, Adele Weis-man, has made the magazine what it is today. The fashion and society editors. Miss Val Swanson and Mrs. D. Davies, the former Rita LaRue, have established themselves in their competitive fields. The magazine's able publicity agent, Jim Holman, has put its name in the public's eye. Scanning the news of today, we see Miss Jelene Larson os Miss America, happily receiving her crown. Her agent, Ken Smested, and private photographer, Dave Warren, can be seen posing the nfew queen and talking with news reporter, Dick Nelson. Flicking the pages again, suddenly we recognize the celebrated Dr. Lund at the opera. Carmen. He is escorting the famous Magnuson sisters. That man-obout-town, Jim Lindstrom, is escorting the gorgeous Miss Hanson, while another couple, Emmett and Joanie McGlade. are snapped stepping out of their limousine. Hank Holvorson, that former All-American Yale end is there with Miss D. Schultz, Hollywood's latest dancing star. Rumors are circulating about those two. That talented artist, Don Sewell, Is there also. Another page and we see that the nation's top school for girls has been given another full-page spread. We have heard of the wonderful things the Wright-Mikesh school is doing for our young ladies. Miss Holvik, the English teacher, and Miss Desmond, the physical ed instructor, are recognized as leaders in their fields and dearly loved by their students, (or so the copy says). Opposite this page we see among the awards many of our former Centralites, Leonard Bart was awarded the Leopold for outstanding acting, Edward Greene was given the Pulitzer Prize,- renowned chemists, Harold Haug and George Anderson, were given special awards for their marvelous work in curbing atomic energy for industrial purposes; Tom Spaise and Jack Carter, Olympic swimming champions, have both set new records. The nation's top Beauty-Barber-Shop Quartet with Dick Hunder, Roger Severson, Joan Cameron, and Lois Roffers, are shown singing on their new network, CHS; Peterson and Danielson, hockey stars of the nation, are seen shaking hands with their coach. Bill Miner,- Monroe Gage, light-heavyweight of the world, is shown with his manager, Jim Grisham,- Jerry Fullerton, What's What's Food Editor, with Bill Kornkven, chief chef at the Waldorf-Astoria. The last page,- the cover closes. The horizon opens before us. 40 Edith Aalbu . . . Good notured. with friends alwoys around. Honor Roll; C Winner,- Latin Club, Vice-President; G.A.A.; Girls' Club. Bernard Aasen . . . School breaks up the doy so. Beverly Ahrens . . . Friendly, classy, and very attractive, this little girl is plenty active Speed . Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Hi-C; Cheerleader; Mojorotte,-Memorial Committee. Marlene Allen . . . Music hath charm, so does the musician,- success and happiness are 'AIV greatest ombition. Honor Roll; G.A.A., Secretory,-Championship Star,- Elizabeth Kenny Merit Award; Girls' Club Cabinet; Triottos.- Spanish Club.- Hi-C; Student Council. Red Cross,- Radio Workshop; Con-Italian Staff. Sports Editor; Program Committee; leadership Conference. Gary Amundson . . . Before you know him he's o little shy; o little later you wonder why. Amo . Honor Roll; Band. David Anderson . . . Dove is quiet, and like many of tho rest, he's always kind, just one of the best. Honor Roll; Bonking Choirman; Baccalaureate and Commencement Committco George Anderson ... A rare combination of wisdom ond wit; half wisdom, half wit. Honor Roll. Marvel Anderson ... A quiet tongue shows o wiso head. Girls' Club; Spanish Club; Christian Fellowship. Shirley Andorson . . . Alwoys laughing, always gay, merrily she goes on her way. Smur-ky. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Triettes,- Choir,-Lunchroom Committee. Maria Angelus ... 'Mario' spells smiles that seem to say, 'Come on. classmatos, let’s be gay'. Marilyn Atkins . . . Add a bit of laughter, and a drop of friendship true, mix them together and they moke likeable you. Honor Roll; Triettes, Cabinet, Treasurer. Vice-President; Girls' Club. Gladys Afncosen . . . She'll moke sunshino in o shady place. Girls' Club; Triettes. Barbara Baden . . . Barb's a jolly girl and full of fun, for a peppy companion, she's the one. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Debate,-Bank Coshier; Junior Mixer Committee,- P.T.S.A. Patricia Baldwin . . . Away with books—let's hove some fun. Honor Roll; Girl's Club; G.A.A.,-Spanish Club. Leroy Balduc . . . In his droll ond humorous woy, Lee wins o lough ond mokes all gay. Cross Country; Trock. Edgar Ballard . . . Never trouble trouble, 'til trouble troubles you. Camera Club; Latin Club. Harlan Balow . . . To know him is to like him. Honor Roll; Swimming Teom. James Barber . . . Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow you die. Jim . Honor Roll; Hi-Y; Track; Tennis,- Swimming; Cross Country,- Golf. Eugene Barnhill ... I hove traveled and will continue to travel—where arc you going? Track. Leonard Bart . . . If silence were golden, I'd be a pauper. Honor Roll; Notional Forensic League Degrees of merit, excellence; Leadership Conference; Mimes and Mummers, President; Hi-Y, Choploin, President; Student Council; Debate; Hall of Fame; Class Ploy Committee; Lunchroom Committee. Janet Beaver . . . Ambition, brains, wisdom, poise; she does a lot without much noise. News. Helen Becker . . . Quiet, congenial ond smiling. Honor Roll; Ncwstaff; Choir; Girls' Club. Barbara Beckgren . . . Lovely girls such os 'Bubby' are quite rare—she possesses broins and a face most fair. William Begin . . . To name all his good points would be writing a book. Honor Roll; Hi-Y, Vice-President; Mimes and Mummers; Leadership Conference; Student Council. Best Personality Kay Borgman Jerry Tuck 41 (fauluateA Best Looking Mildred Mognuson Emmet McGlode Beverly Benack • . . Sincere, quiet, and kind is she. Girls' Club. Raymond Benson . . . Sleep no more, Roy, for your high school doys are over. C Winner,-Football; Wrestling; Sophomore Football; Choir. Wanda Benson . • . Personality plus a smile to match. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Tricttos, Cabinet; Spanish Club; G.A.A.; Leadership Conference.-Lunchroom Committee; Social Committee; Honor Society. Marion Berg ... I like to work, but I love to play. Girls' Club; Triettcs. Bill Bergo . . . Occasionally ho stumbled over the truth, but he always picked himself up and hurried on as if nothing had happened. Bogus . Hockey.- Golf. Myron Bergman . . . Rain is wet, dust is dry; life is short and so om I. Baseball; C Winner.-Bonking; Cheerleader; Hall of Fame; Red Cross,-Hi-Y. Richard Betzold ... I like a seat near the window, so many interesting things happen outside. Sophomore Basketball; Track. Jacquelyn Biesemeier . . . No ono hos to speak for Jackie,- she speoks for herself. Triettes; Swimming Team. Myron Biros . . . When I get the feeling to study—I lie down 'til the feeling goes away. C Winner. Trock; Cross Country; Sophomore Basketball; Hi-Y; Student Council; Hall Duty,- Leadership Conference; Publicity Committee. Don Bjustrom . . . It's better to be seen than heard. Track. Patricia Blake . . . Everyone likes her where-ever she goes. Girls' Club; Triettes; Choir. Dolores Blanchard ... I couldn't be good if I would, and I wouldn't bo good if I could. Joan Blomquist . . . It's the quiet worker who succeeds. Girls' Club; Christion Fellowship; Joey. Connie Boll ... A giggle is worth a hundred groans in any market. Art Award; Girls' Club. Kay Borgman . . . Every inch a queen. Girls' Club; Homecoming Queen; Hall of Fame.- Leadership Conference; Social Committee. Donna Bouchard ... I don't care what happens, if it doesn't happen to me. Girls' Club; Bond. Margaret Bowman . . . It's mce to be natural when one is naturally nice. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Triettes; Hi-C; Christian Fellowship. Kathrino Brady . . . She mixes duty with pleasure. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Latin Club. Don Breingan . . . His way and his wit, they all seem to fit. Honor Roll; C Winner,- Red Cross, Treasurer,- Hi-Y, Secretary, Vice President, Program Committee. Walter Brown . . . With belief in my God, my country, and myself, oil obstacles pass away Honor Roll; Dcboto. Best Figure Stanton lacher . Jelene Larson .. 42 Cutest Beverly Davis Allan Lotsberg Jack Brunelle . . . I'd like to be boshful. but the girls won't let me. Honor Roll; Track; Sponish Club. President; Mimes and Mummers; Leadership Conference. Louis Buchwald ... A fino follow, o fine friend. Library Monitor. Katherine Buckman . . . It isn't o crime to be short - only a nuisance. Girls' Club. Beverly Buelow . . . Quiet, but yet with smiles abounds, a nicer friend cannot be found. Tri-ettes; Choir; Bond. Nancy Bunger . . . Sweet personality, full of rascality. Honor Roll; C Winner,- Girls' Club; Trietles; Sponish Club,- G.A.A . Cabinet. om-rr.oncement and Boccalaurcate Committee; Girls' Swimming team. Robert Burdick . . . If you want a thing well done, do it yourself. Honor Roll. Joan Cameron . . . She's got her man. Salesmanship Oscar; Girls' Club; Sponish Club; Hi-C. Secretory. President; Choir. Corinne Carlson . . . School breaks up the doy so much. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Latin Club. Janice Carlson . . . The will to do. the soul to dare; o happy girl without o core. G.A.A., C Winner, City Emblem.- Band, Lotter,- Cheerleader, Letter; Girls' Club; Triettes,- Hi-C, Secretary,- Spanish Club; Mimes ond Mummers,- Student Council; Social Committee. Jcanotte Carlson ... I love but one at a time. Girls' Club; Triettes; Spanish Club; G.A.A., Cabinet; C Winner; Championship Star. Joyce Carlson ... A cheery girl witb on omiable disposition ond friendly ways. Bond letter; Scholastic Art Award; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Jack Carter . . . Wc who from study flee—live long ond merrily. Swimming, Letter, Medal; Service Committoe. Jean Chartier ... A light heart lives long. Girls' Club,- Triettes; G.A.A.,- Hall Monitor; Lunchroom Monitor. Ed Clairmont . . . He listens while others talk. News Staff. Florence Clemmer . . . Full of fun—mischief too, doing things she shouldn't do. Girls' Club; Swimming team. Connie Conrad . . . The Great Sleeper. G.A.A.; Choir. Jerry Cook . . . He's a quiet man, but quite a man. Hi-Y; Honor Roll. Douglas Cowle . . . He's chucked full of fun. Honor Roll; Latin Club. Marienne Curry . . . Worry has killod many o person—why die? Girls’ Club; Christian Fellowship; G.A.A.; Red Cross; Elizabeth Kenny Merit Award; Choir. David Dahl . . . A bushel of fun. Speech,-Swimming Team; Hi-Y; Camera Club. Friendliest Jackie Porter Don Sewell (fauCotfUe .. 43 Best All Around Rita LoRue Dick Lund Marilyn Dahlman . . . Always busy, always hoppy. Honor Rol'; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Banking; Leadership Conference.- Band; Choir. Teresa Dahlman . . . Whilo I live, let me Ernest Dale . . . Chivalry is dead, bul I'm still living. Sophomore Football; Hi-Y; Banking. Roland Danielson • . . Judge not his powers by his hoight. In hockoy he did prove his might. Art Achievement Key; Hockey. C Winner, Medals. Co-captain. John Davidson . . . There arc many keys to happiness, piano keys and more piano keys. Hi-C; Speech; Banking. Dick Davies . . . I'm not afraid of work. I could lie down beside if and look at it all day. Lotin Club; Football Manager; Centralian Stoff. leadership Conference; Track; Wrestling.- Social Committee.- Red Cross; Hall Monitor. Beverly Davis . . . She's little and she's wise-she's a terror for her sizo. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Triettcs; Hall of Fame; Banking; Lunchroom Committeo; Library Monitor,- Memorial Committee. Shirley Davis . . . Pretty, peppy, and to the point. C Winner,- Girls' Club; Triettcs; G.A.A.. Cabinet; Red Cross,- Lunchroom Monitor. Robert DeBoer . . . All great men are dead. I don't feel so well myself. Hi-Y; Lunchroom Committee.- Program Committee,- Hall of Fame; Student Council; Centralian Staff. Honor Roll. Dolores Desmond . . . Dizzy didn't raise her laugh to be a giggle. Honor Roll; National Honor Society,- C Winner; All City Emblem,- Championship Stars,- Girls' State Representative; Girls' Club, Treasurer, Secretary, Vice-President; G.A.A., Secretory, Vice-President; Triettcs; Senior Class Secretary,- Hall of Fame.- Representative Centrolite; Student Council; Leadership Conference,- Junior Mixer Committee; All City Planning Committeo; Steering Committeo; Centralian Stoff Editor. Bill Donson . . . The Man with the cor. I'm content os long as the girls leave mo alone. Band Beverly Devoid . . . Away with books, let's hove some fun. Girls' Club; Trietfes; Bonking,-Publicity Committee,- Lunchroom Committee. Bob Dokkon . . . His only labor is to kill time Honor Society; Hockey. C Winner.- Honor Roll; Bonkcr,- Hall Monitor.- Leadership Conference. Dick Doucette . . . The thinkiest thinker that evor thunk. Honor Roll; Bond. Beverly Drugge . . . Short and sweet, she's hard to beat. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; P.T.S.A..- Red Cross. Gloria Dunn . . . High school doys have their delights, but they con't compare with high school nights. Davo Duray ... A strong will, a settled purpose. and invincible determination. Grace Eaton . . . My funny bone never fails me. Girls' Club; Trietfes. Jocelyn Edmund ... I hove a heart with room for every joy — and a certain boy. Honor Roll; C Winner; G.A.A., City Wide Emblem,- Champion Star,- Girls' Club.- Triettcs,- Spanish Club,-Honor.Society; Student Council, Cabinet,- P.T.S.A ,-Swimming team; Senior Cabinet.- Baccalaureate and Commencement. Richard Elsberry . . . They caught him studying once. Honor Roll. Norman Elvig . . . Dotes ore my favorite fruit. Honor Roll; C Winner,- Football; Hockey; Tennis; Medal; Spanish Club,- Hi-Y Marilyn Emerson . . . Everyone likes her wherever she goes. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Triettcs. James Engfer . . . Do tomorrow what you con put off todoy. C Winner; Football; Track; Honor Roll.- Swimming Team,- Hi-Y. Vice-President.-Nows Staff; Student Council; Class Cabinet; Leadership Conference; P T.S A.; All City Council. Mary Erhard . . . A charming girl and friend to all. Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Lunchroom Monitor. 44 Eleanor Erickson . . . Golden and blonde; sweet ond demure, OH. if there were more just like herl Honor Roll; Girls' Club. James Erickson ... I hole leap-year — girls rush me so. Swimming Teom; Hi-Y, President; Program Committee.- Red Cross. Joyce Erickson . . . It was o dream of old. I thought I had my lessons. Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Choir. Lila Erickson . . . Care sits lightly on her shoulders. Girls' Club. Dale Evans ... I chatter as I go, I go on forever. Honor Roll; Hi-Y, Treasurer; Publicity Committee. Patricia Everson . . . To worry is folly; let's grin ond be jolly. Duane Ferguson . . . Wealth of reasoning power was there, will to do and soul to dare. Jim Fiebiger . . . Really fine. Dorothy Ficster . . . During closs and when school's done, hor hobby is always 'having fun'. Raymond Findorff . . . If cavemen were like him. then take me bock to the stone age. Sophomore. Varsity, Football; Wrestling.- Choir; Radio Workshop. Stanley Fisbaugher . . . Not a speedy scholar, but some footballer. Sophomore. Varsity, Football; Basketball; Trock. Dave Fisher . . . If you don't know him, moke an effort to. Robert Fitzsimmons . . . Haste makes waste; why hurry? Honor Roll; Mimes ond Mummers, Treasurer; Student Council; Stage Crew,- Class Ploy Committee. Barton Flanagan . . . Nico in anybody's language. Work Program. Patricia Flory . . . The fair sex shall always be fair. Class Play Committee; Mimes and Mummers,- Red Cross,- Girls' Club. Robert Foseid . . . I'm on the brink of a great career —somebody give me a push. Hi-Y, Treasurer, President; Social Committee. Marguerite Fourre ... I nover got to first base, but I sure tried. Ducky. Honor Roll; C Winner, G.A.A., City Wide Emblom; Championship Star; Notional Honor Socioty; Latin Club, Secretary, President; Banking, President; Swimming team; Centralion Staff. Homo Room Editor. Don Fowler . . . His brilliant hoir, his sparkling eyes, have won the fair, ond astonished the wise. Christian Fellowship, Vice-President; Red Cross.-Banking,- Closs Play Committee. Donna Mae Froemming . . . If you know the girl quite well, you like her better than I can tell. Girls' Club; Bonking; P.T.S.A. Paul Frosig . . . For him the entire world is wrong, the night's too short, the day's too long. Gerald Fullerton . . . And hoi Jerry's name led oil the rest, os closs president he proved the best. Honor Roll.- Football; Basketball,- Bosoball,-Swimming,- Student Council; Red Cross. Hi-Y; Class President. Monroe Gage . . . Put your best fist forward. Athletic Medals. Jerry Garrity . . . Always ready with a witty reply; the best of sports, to 'do or die.' Hall of Fame. Elaino Gianoulis . . . Steadfast and true. Elaine, that's you. Girls' Club; Hi-C; Latin Club; G.A.A.; Work Program; Bond. Most Popular Jerry Fullerton 45 Lois Holvik Most Fun (fcactcccLte 46 Bob DeBeer Margie Mikesh Rosemary Giguere . . . Il isn't o crime to be short, only o nuisance. Quocky. Holl Monitor. Ellon Glenny . . . There's a world ol friendliness in her smile. Honor Roll; C Winner; Notional Honor Society; Girls' Club; Triettes, Cabinet; G.A.A.; Centrolion Stoff. Assistant Editor,-Latin Club, Cabinet; Social Committee; Leader-ship Conference. Donna Goellner . . . Wit is mighty. Girls’ Club; Triettcs; Bonking; Red Cross,- P.T.S.A. Janet Gorman . . . Here's o young lady worth her weight in gold. Girls' Club. Mavis Goyer . . . All things come to him who waits—even graduation. Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Lunchroom Committee. Audrey Gragert . . . She's not mode to be the odmiration of everyone—but the admiration of one. Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Banking. Allen Gramer . . . Never over studious, serious, or sad. Football; Hi-Y. Barbara Graves . . . Here's to a girl with a heart and o smile. Girls' Club; Trietfes; Spanish Club. Edward Greene . . . He can waste more time in a half hour than most people can in a week. Honor Roll; Camera Club, Treasurer; Mimes and Mummers; Speech; Radio Workshop; National Forensic League,- Leadership Conference,- Hall Monitor; P.T.S.A.; Social Committee. Reva Green . . . She's carefree, humorous, ond entertaining. G.A.A.; Girls' Club; Bond; P.T.S.A. Ed Griffin . . . Life was made to be enjoyed. Rowena Griffin . . . Where there's fun, thore's ’Weeny'. Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Christian Fellowship Club. Mary Lee Griffith . . . Anything for a good time. Girls' Club. James Grisham . . . Do some good, os little bad as possible, and be good to humonity. C Winner, Wrestling,- Honor Roll; Centrolion Staff, Business Editor; Latin Club,- Prom Committee,- National Honor Society,- Hi-C. Jean Guindon . . . Bless the boys, I love them all. Honor Roll; National Honor Society,-Girls' Club; Triettes,- Spanish Club; Leadership Conference. Earl Gunderson ... A well known funster. 8and; C Winner. Neil Gustafson . . . Like the powder puff, I'm for the ladies. C Winner, Cross Country, Track; Honor Roll; Hi-Y. Theresa Halloy . . . She's always ready for a laugh. Girls' Club; News Staff. Beverly Halm . . . Silence has many advantages- I guess that leaves me out. Girls' Club; Triettes; G.A.A.; Banking; Hall Monitor. Lloyd Halvin . . . Gentlemen prefer blonds— so do I. Honor Roll; Sophomore Football; Elizabeth Kenny Merit Award. Henry Halvorson . . . None quite like Hank, though many would like to be. Honor Roll; National Honor Society,- C Winner, Basketball, Football, Baseball, Track; Hall of Fame,- Representative Contralite; Student Council; Choir. Thomas Hamilton . . . The house ot my heart. Harvey Hammor . . . To worry is folly, let's grin and be jolly. Honor Roll; Hi-Y; Banking.-Scrvico Committee; Hall Monitor.- Lunchroom Monitor. Carole Hanson . . . To be liked by everyone this oge ond day. is the highost compliment we can poy. Honor Roll; C Winner; Cheerleader,-Girls' Club.- News. Club Editor; Band; Service Committee; Leadership Conference. Donald Hanson . . . Sleep no more. Don, your high school days ore over. Honor Roll; Cross Country; Track. Marcia Hanson . . . Ain't high school the most civilizin' ploccl Girls' Club; Hall of Fame William Hardy . . . Just another high light of Central High, he surely knows how to moke the girls sigh. Hockey; C Winner,- Football. Pat Hastings . . . You can't take it with you. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Trietios; G.A.A. Harold Haug . . . Quiet and refined. Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Commencement and Baccalaureate Committee. Curtis Haugesag . . . Always sociable and jolly. Honor Roll. Cross Country; Track; Bond. Jim Hawkinson . . . It's truel I'm really graduating. Latin Club; Hi-Y. Marilyn Hegland ... A miss who's full of' mischief. Girls' Club; Banking,- Community Chest. Jeanne Hermanson ... I like you—you're filly. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Tricttes; Spanish Club; Debote; Notional Forensic League,- Red Cross,- Choir,- P.T.S.A.; Lunchroom Monitor. Jay Hesse . . . Toko care of school, I'm leaving. Honor Roll; Wrestling.- Trock,- Basketball, Manager,- Service Committee. Patricia Hill . . . Not long and snappy, but short and happy. Honor Roll; Scholastic Art Award; Girls' Club. Jerry Hoffman . . . He's the kind we like to be—individual. Elizabeth Kenny Merit Aword; Notional Forensic League,- Speech; Radio Workshop; Hi-Y James Holman . . . When I learn a thing I remember it -the trouble is with the 'when'. Honor Roll; Wrestling; Latin Club; Centralian Staff; Leadership Conference. Edward Holmborg . . . Bless the man who invented sleep. Donna Holmes . . . One who is sweet and fair. Girls' Club; Triettcs; G.A.A. Lois Holvik . . . Talk she must, and talk she will. Honor Roll; Girls' Club, Treasurer, President; Student Council. Vice-President; P.T.S.A.; Leadership Conference,- Closs Vice-President; Hall of Fame,- Representative Centralite. John Horton . . . You can tell him by the noise he doesn't moke. Photo Club. Richard Hunder . . . Classes should be ten minutes long - five to come and five to go. National Forensic League; Spanish Club; Mimes and Mummers; Hi-Y; Choir; Bond; Director, Centrol Singers; School Quartet. Shirley Hungerford . . . To know her is to like her. Girls' Club. Hubert llstrup . . . Swell in any mon's language. Mimes; Speech; Work Progrom Doreen Jacobsen . . . Happy-go-lucky. Honor Roll; Girls' Club,- Triettcs,- Spanish Club; G.A.A.; Banking; Boccolourcatc and Commencement Committee; Hall Monitor,- Leadership Conference,-P.T.S.A. Marion Jack . . . Another girl we're glad we met Honor Roll; Honor Society,- Girls' Club; Tri-ettes; Spanish Club; Speech; Radio Workshop. Leola Jackson . . . Talking comes by nature, laughing comes from funl Honor Roll,- Girls' Club.- Latin Club; G.A.A.; Choir. Sigurd Jacobson ... A snare for any girl. Cross Country; Track; Swimming; C” Winner. Best Dancer Jack Brunelle Diane Rodier tyiacCuateA 47 Most Likely to Succeed Henry Holvorson Marion Martens Nancy Jamieson . . . Studious, earnest, yet toll of fun. Girls' Club; Triettc ,- Student Council; Bonkmg Cashier; Mimes and Mummers; Red Cross; Choir. Eivind Jensen . . . The two-ton thread. Football; Tennis; Trock; Honor Roll; Holl Duty. Gary Johnson . . . Alwoys ready for a good time. Holl Monitor,- Wrestling. Leonard Johnson . . . An oil around good fellow. Audrey Johnstone . . . Why hurry os long as time flies anyway. Bubs. Girls' Club; Flog Twirler; Triettes,- Hall Dufy; Prom Committeo.- Red Cross. Dwayne Jones . . . He'll moke his mork. Dewey. Centralian; Holl Monitor,- Closs Service Committee; Honor Roll; Honor Society. Patsy Jorgenson . . . Bonny, Blonde, and Debonair. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; G.A.A-.; Tri-ottes; Library Monitor; Choir; Banking Cashier,-Red Cross. Carmen Karlstad . . . She sighs at many and loves but one. Girls' Club; Red Cross. Josophine Katchmark . . . She bubbles over with mirth. Josie. G.A.A.,- Girls' Club; Triettes. Marian Katz . . . Says little — does much. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Spanish Club. Barbara Kennedy ... A girl of .hidden talents. Honor Roll; National Forensic Lcague,-Girls' Club; Triettes; Debote Team; News Staff,-Choir; Mimes and Mummers; Radio Workshop; Baccalaureate and Commencement Committee,-Homecoming Committee. Dorothea Keough . . . Dort just loves rod headed third basemen. Girls' Club; Triettes; G.A.A., Community Chest. Dick Kielblock . . . When joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Red Cross; Banking,- Band; Honor Roll. Curtis Kimmerle . . . Studies never trouble me. Band. Josephine Kingstedt . . . Why study? The more we study, the more we forgot. Lyle Konkel . . . He owns a one-way ticket to success. Edward Bill Kornkven ... A human dyno-mo. Basketball; Football; Golf; Tennis; Honor Roll; Student Council,- Choir; Social Committee. Jane Krause . . . Sincere and gay is this friendly person. Work Program; Honor Roll. Charlotte Krenik . . . Her smile her fortune, her dimples her fome. Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Triettes; Radio Workshop,- Speech. Marilyn Kronz . . . Worry and I have never met. Girls' Club; Red Cross. Donald Kulla . . . Silence is one of the great arts of conversation. Honor Roll; Honor Society. Barbara Lacher . . . Cute and sweet, nice and neat. Girls' Club; Triettes, President, Cabmef; Latin Club; G.A.A.; C Winner; Mimes and Mummers,- Banking Cashier,- Red Cross,- Leadership Conference; Golf; Swimming,- Class Play Committee.- Lunchroom Monitor. Stanton Lacher . . . Rollicking snappy, always gay, a carefree boy with carefree way. Commencement ond Baccalaureate Committee; Holl of Fame,- Work Program. Joan Lane . . . She aims high, but always hits the mork. G.A.A.; C Winner,- National Forensic League,- Honor Roll; Girls' Club,- Triettes,-Spanish Club; Publicity Committee,- Red Cross,-Choir; Banking Cashier,- Debate.- Leadership Conference. 48 Jacqueline Langlois . . . She hot never been ot a low for friends. Scholostic Art Award; Art Scholarship; G.A.A.; Girls' Club; Triettes; News; Bonking Cashier; Publicity Committee. Jelene Larson . . . Her face is her fortune and runs into some figure. Cheerleader,- Honor Roll; Hall of Fame; Girls' Club; Triettes,- G.A.A.; Banking Cashier; News,- Red Cross; Prom Committee. Patricia Larson . . . Pat is good to look at, but better to know. G.A.A.; Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Banking Assistant; Monitor. Rita LaRue . . . She's oil 'Reet'. Honor Roll; G.A.A.. Cabinet; C Winner; Girls Club; Triettes, Secretary, President; Latin Club, Cabinet; Speech; Radio Workshop; National Forensic League,- Hall of Fame,- Representative Centralife,- Student Council; Social Chairman,- Leadership Conference; Closs Cobinet. Porry Latham . . . He looks like a saint, but we know he ain't. Rod Cross; 8anking; Speech. Doris Lee . . . Always laughing, always gay. really sweet in every way. Girls' Club; Triettes,-G.A.A. Lonea Lewis . . . Sing away sorrow, cost away care. Girls' Club; Triettes.- Choir; Red Cross.-Bonking Coshier. Jerry Liefert . . . Labor omnia vincit. Honor Roll. James Lindstrom . . . Enjoy your lifo, 'ere it's fled, for when you die, you're a long time dead. Robert Loborg . . . Bob is quiet and quaint, but dumb he ain't. Shirley Lockwood . . . Carefree but content. Girls' Club,- Work Program. Mary Losinski . . . She's like a star—out every night. Girls' Club; Triettes. Allan Lotsberg . . . Napoleon was short—and so am I. Cheerleader; Sister Kenny Foundation Award; Hl-Y; Hall of Fame; Lunchroom Monitor,-Speech; Leadership Conference,- Sociol Committee; Rodio Workshop. Richard Lund . . . I'm not an authority, but I'll tell the world I hove my own opinion. Swimming; Honor Society,- Hi-Y, Chaplain; Leadership Conference. Chairman,- Class Treasurer,- Hall of Fame; Representative Cenlralite,- Student Council; News. Robort Lund ... 'Bobo's' the joker of the deck. Honor Roll; Cross Country,- Track; Football,-Red Cross,- Banking Cashier,- Lunchroom Monitor. Jean Lunnis . . . Her winning smile and happy ways will bring her luck through all her days. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Triettes,- Latin Club,-G.A.A.,- Centrolian Staff, Assistant Business Man-ager. Robert Lynch . . . Where there's a will there's a woy. Emmy. Paul Madsen ... A mighty man with mighty aspirations. Honor Roll; Honor Society,- Latin Club; C.F.C., President. Lois Magnuson . . . One reason why men prefer blondes. G.A.A.,- C Winner,- Cheerleader; Honor Roll; Triettes; Girls' Club,- Lotin Club; Student Council; Banking Assistant; Homecoming Attendant; Memorial Committee; Leadership Conference. Mildred Magnuson . . . It's better for a gal to blush than to turn pale. G.A.A.; C Winner,-Girls' Club,- Bonking, Secretary; Latin Club; Leadership Conference; News Staff; Homecoming At-tendont; Hall of Fame; Commencement and Bacca-loureate Committeo. Gortrude Mahlko . . . Gracious in monner, sincere ot all times—that's 'Trudy'. Girls' Club; Triettes,- G.A.A.,- Holl Monitor; Program Committee. Marlis Majcrus . . . Her quiet ways, her friendly smile, really makes things quite worth while. Honor Roll,- Honor Society, Vice-President; G.A.A.; C Winner; Triettes, Cabinet; Lotin Club; Girls' Club; Hi-C; Bond,- Choir; Orchestra.- Banking,- Red Cross.- Senior Prom Committee. Marion Martens . . . Friends and humor is her lead. We know in life she will succeed. Honor Roll; National Honor Society, President; Girls' Club; Triettes,- Hall of Fame,- City Leadership Conference,- Leadership Conference,- Steering Committee,- Prom Committee; Office Work,- Salutatorian. Bill Master . . . He gets his mental exercise by jumping ot conclusions. Football; Golf. Best Dressed Jim Wolfe Margaret Peterson 50 Most Talented Charles Sjogren Joan Cameron Lois Mattson . . . This girt with her golden curls is known by the boys ond girls. Honor Roll, Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Mimes and Mummers; Red Cross; Leadership Conference. Richard Maxwell . . . Dick lives to build ond not to boost. Sally McCoy ... I 'm not a bit flirtatious—just interested. National Forensic League; Girls' Club; Triettes; Debate; Mimes and Mummors; Hi-C; Banking Cashier; G.A.A.; Homecoming Committee. Christian Fellowship; Library Monitor; Choir. Janet McDonald . . . Not too serious, not too gay; she hits a happy medium in a glowing way. Sister Kenny Foundation Award; Girls' Club; Triettes; G.A.A.; Rodio Workshop; Publicity Committee. Mary McDonough . . . St. Margaret's loss is our gain. Girls' Club. Emmett McGlade . . . Why study? I've got Joonie. Hi-Y; Track; Cross Country. Celeste McGowan . . . Laughing eyes and genial smile, slender size, clever style. Girls' Club; Mimes ond Mummers; Assistant Bank Cashier.- National Forensic League; Honor Roll; Radio Workshop; Sister Kenny Foundation Award; Community Chest; Speech; Closs Play Committee; Con-trolian Stoff, typist; Hall of Fame. John McNamee . . . Life's sure Mary, and Pat is all for it. Dorothy McNeil . . . She's a gal who makes lifo worth while with her friendly way and winning smile. Honor Roll; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; Triettes,- Service Committee; News. Editor. Adrienne Merrill . . . Personality plus a winning way. To be with her—a pleasure all day. Girls' Club; Latin Club; G.A.A.; Triettos; Publicity Committee, Margaret Meservey . . . Peg's very cuto and oh, so nice. Peg's o girl who's sugar ond spice. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Triettes; Office Work,-Lunchroom Monitor. Marjorie Mikesh . . . Peppy, charming, full of fun. 'Mike's' o gal who gets things done. Honor Roll; Honor Society,- G.A.A.; C Winner,- Hall of Fame,- Spanish Club. Vice-President; Girls' Club; Swimming,- Publicity Chairman of Student Council; Centralian Stoff. Art Editor,- Publicity Committee. Georgia Miller . . . Always pleasant, always neat, one of the best—just can't be beat. Girls' Club,- Work Program,- Christian Fellowship; Red Cross,- Choir. Bill Miner . . . Willy's got such curly hair, it oft times causes girls to stare. Sophomore Football,- Sophomore Basketball; Hockey, Manager; Hi-Y; Leadership Conference. Immltt Mitchell . . . Leader of men and follower of women. Work Program. Darlene Mlynek . . . She gets a lot out of life. Girls' Club; Red Cross, Chairman; G.A.A.,-Hall Monitor. Charlotte Moberg . . . Here's a gal with a heart and o smile. Girls' Club; Work Program. Erwin Moe . . . Jack's foults are small. Jack's a friond to all. Paul Moorhead . . . Such a wolf should be kopl in a cage. Football; Basketball; Trock; Bose-boll; Lunchroom Committoe,- Hall Monitor,- Speech,-Red Cross; Hi-Y; Student Council. Barbara Moran . . . She's sweet and clever ond full of fun, and her only fault is that she has none. Triettes,- Girls' Club,- G.A.A.; Spanish Club; Speech,- News Stoff, Circulation. Patricia Moran . . . You're only os old os you feel. Girls' Club; Triettes,- G.A.A.; Lunchroom Monitor. Marilyn Marquardt . . . Oh Ronny, Oh Ron-ny, how you can love. Honor Roll; Honor Society; Girls' Club; Banking Cashier.- Leadership Conference,- Closs Ploy’Committee. Valedictorian. Margarat Morris . . . Pardon Peggie's Southern accent. Honor Society,- Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Triettes. Nancy Morrison . . . There ore several types of people, but her type is just her own. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Triettes; Spanish Club; Christion Fellowship; Mimes ond Mummers.- Student Councii; Hall Duty,- Red Cross,- Banking; Leadership Conference,- Program Committee; All City Student Cnunril President Beverly Nolson . . . Full of pep and quite alive. Girls' Club; Triettcs; Lunchroom Monitor. Carol Nelson . . . Add a bit of laughter, and a drop of friendship true. Mix them together and they moke likeable you. Honor Roll; G.A.A.; C Winner; Girls' Club; Triettes; Latin Club; Red Cross; News,- Choir; Orchestra; Homecoming Publicity. Dona Nelson . . . Knowing Dono is really a treat, a friendlier gal you could never meet. Honor Roll; National Honor Society; G.A.A.; C Winner; Triettcs, Cabinet; Girls' Club; Spanish Club; News; Speech; Red Cross; Class Play. Mary Nolson . . . Lively, prankish; full of fun. Always doing things on the run. Honor Roll; G.A.A.; C Winner; Girls' Club; Triettcs; Spanish Club; Hi-C; Latin Club; Debate,- National Forensic League; Red Cross,- Sociol Committee; Swimming. Richard Nelson . . . Swell without effort, great without foe. Honor Roll; Basketball; Football; Speech,- Latin Club; Hi-Y; Radio Workshop; Homecoming Committee,- Service Committee; Leadership Conference; Nows. Assistant Sports Editor,- Sports Editor Sylvia Noumann . . . She pocks oil her troubles into a box and sits on the lid and laughs. Honor Roll; G.A.A.; Honor Society; Girls' Club, Vice-President, Cabinet; Triettes,- Spanish Club; Class Play Committee; Leadership Conference. Marie Nickoson . . . Listenl She is winding up the clock of her wit and soon it will strike. Girls' Club; Triettes; G.A.A. Leatrice Nicholson . . . To know her is to love her, and she is woll known. Honor Roll; Girls' Club,- Triettes; Publicity Committee; Bonking; Red Cross; Lunchroom Monitor. Betty Nieland ... A lody in all tho word implies. Girls' Club. James Nordberg . . . Coosar died, Napoleon died, George Washington died, ond I'm not feeling so well mysolf today. Honor Roll; Hi-Y. Bob Nordmarken . . . I'll wake some morning and find myself famous. Speech,- Hi-Y. Ralph Norton . . . Sincere, pleasant, and courteous. Wrestling, Co-Captoin Margret Notvik . . . In her manner lies a soft charm that captivates. Honor Roll; Triettes, Secretory; Lotin Club; Girls' Club. Dolores Novotny ... I don't soy much. I guess I must be SHY. G.A.A.; C Winner; Girls' Club; Triettes. Russoll Odegaard . . . Always ready for some fun, before school and after It's begun. National Forensic League; Hi-C; Hi-Y; Band; Choir; Speech; Radio Workshop; Stage. Shoila O'Donnell . . . She con be quiet, yet full of fun, she's ohvoys pleasant to everyono. Girls' Club; Hi-C; Choir,- Band; Orchestra. Barbara Olson ... A pleasing sort of personality to be around. Honor Roll; G.A.A.f Triettes; Girls' Club. Betty Olson . . . It's easier to get your losson than to explain why you hoven't got it. Girls' Qub; Christian Fellowship. Mardelle Olson ... I may be quiet, but I profit by it. Triettes; Girls' Club; Choir. Mary Olsen . . . Laugh and the world laughs with you; weep, and you spoil a perfectly good complexion. Honor Roll.- Girls' Club,- Triottcs; G.A.A.,- Speech; Flag Twirler,- Service Committee; Lunchroom Monitor. Myrtle Olson ... A merry heart makoth o cheerful countenance. Girls' Club; Triettes,- Choir,-G.A.A.,- Banking Cashier. Richard Olson . . . Red's smiles ore his weapons—oh for the life of a target. Boseball; Hi-Y, President,-1 Band; Speech; Hall of Fame. Raymond Olson . . . Life's but a series of trifles. Speech. Viola Olson ... 'Uva'—a girl with a personality smile, truly is a friend well worth while. Honor Roll; Girls' Club,- Red Cross,- Student Council; Leadership Conference; Homecoming Committee,- Social Committee,- Homecoming Attendant; Hall of Fame. dfazdetatea Prettiest Hair Marilyn Tuttle Bill Hardy tyiaduate Peppiest Myron Bergman Rosemary Giguere Richard Opheim . . . Honor those to whom honor is due, and among these, 'Opium', we place you. Honor Roll; Honor Society; Ccntralion Stoff. Betty Oren . . . She sparkles with the joy of living. Girls' Club; Choir. Rae Oshima . . . Our 'Rae' of sunshine. G.A.A.; C Winner; Girls' Club; Hi-C. Thelma Ostreim . . . She's attractive and gay in her friendly way. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Triettes,- Hi-C, Treasurer,- Work Program; Lunchroom Monitor. Jim Otto . . . Full of mischief, loughs, and jests. Out of life Jim gets the best. Joyce Paine . . . Peppy and gay, with something nice to say. Honor Roll,- Girls' Club; Tri-ottos, Cabinet; lotin Club; Hi-C; Choir; Leadership Conference,- Red Cross,- Banking Cashier. Ralph Parker . . . Brimful of mischief and glee. Honor Roll; Photography Club, President; Camera Club, President; Radio Workshop,- Speech. Kathleen Parkhurst . . . The three P's, pretty, peppy, ond personality. Girls' Club; Spanish Club,- Triettes. Donald Parrott . . . Speech is great, but silenco is greater. Bob Paulson . . . Sometimes I study, bluff or guess,- but most of the time I merely rest. Hi-Y. Dean Paulson . . . Never in the history of the world hos one man done so little for so many. Carol Paulus ... A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Girls' Club; Choir. Jack Pearl . . . The man without a belt. Honor Roll; Hi-Y; Work Program, Bob Pearson . . . Always on time, alwoys helpful. Stage Crew, Manager,- Commencement and Baccalaureate Committco. Richard Pearson . . . What a racquet! Honor Roll; Football; Tennis,- Band. Donald Pedersen ... A friend to all he knows. Marlene Pederson ... A light heart lives long. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Latin Club; Radio Workshop. Mary Pederson . . . Perry's broad-minded and kindly in all she does. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Triettes; Banking,- Lunchroom Monitor. Barbara Perkins . . . Nobody should be overworked. Girls' Club; Mimes and Mummers; Christian Fellowship. Dale Peterson . . . The 'eyes' have it. Hockey, Co-Captain; Golf; Holl of Fame,- C Winner. Iris Poterson . . . Motorcycling is my recreation. G.A.A.; Girls' Club; Choir. Jim Petersen . . . Things may go right or may go wrong, Jim's happy go lucky all day long. Speech; Christian Fellowship, President. Margaret Peterson . . . Wherever she meets you, that smile greets you. Honor Roll,- G.A.A.; C Winner; Girls' Club,- Triettes, Cabinet; Spanish Club, Cabinet; Golf; News; Banking Cashier,-Leadership Conference.- Hall of Fame,- Publicity Committee. Donna Petzk . . . Her eyes are gentlo. Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Hall Monitor. 52 Richard Pieri . . . Ho sloops to nothing but the doorwoy. Honor Roll; Sophomore Basketball. Richard Pitheon . . . To study or not to study —that is the question. Track; Radio Workshop. Daniel Plynn ... A friend to those who make him o friend. Jackie Porter . . . Vim, vigor, and vitality go hand in hand with Jackie's personality. Girls' Club; G.A.A., Cabinet; Red Cross,- Bonking.- Homecoming Committee; Class Cabinet; Leadership Conference,- Hall of Fame,- Radio Workshop; Speech. Joan Price . . . E.M. and J.P. is Joanie's trademark. Girls' Club; G.A.A.j Commencement and Baccalaureate Committee. Lorraine Price . . . She'll keep you laughing for hours. Girls' Club; Triettos. I.C.C., Publicity,-G.A.A.; Mimes and Mummers,- Speech; Radio Workshop; Red Cross, President; Lunchroom Monitor,- Class Play Committee. Jim Rasmussen . . . Just one of those all around good guys. Sophomore Football; Sophomore Wrestling. Elizaboth Reddie . . . If you know her well, you know she's swell. Sister Kenny Award; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Laura Rood . . . Sincerity and gaiety in one friendly person. Honor Roll; Radio Workshop; Speech; Social Committee; Girls' Club; Triettes, Cabinet; Latin Club, Treasurer,- G.A.A. Richard Reep . . . The man with a horn. Honor Roll; Band. Harry Ritchie . . . Who soys I'm quiet? Hall Monitor. lone Roache . . . Fun and lone go hand in hand. Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Banking; P.T.S.A.; Counselors' OFFico. Margaret Robertson ... A girl with a smile is a girl worthwhile. Diane Rodier . . . At home on the dance floor. Hall of Fome; Girls' Club; Triettes; G.A.A.j Speech; Radio Workshop,- Flag Twirler,- Social Committee; Lunchroom Monitor. Lois Rollers . . . With a song in my heart. Honor Society, President; G.A.A.; C Winner; Hi-C; Triettes; Girls' Club; Choir. Carol Rogers ... A sunny heart and a sensible head. Girls’ Club; Banking. Roy Rosier . . . I'd like to be bashful, but the girls won't let me. Sue Rudnicki . . . Silence is golden and so is sho. Girls' Club. John Rudquist . . . It's better to be small and shino, than to be big and cast a shadow. Honor Roll; Football, Manager, Letter.- Baseball, Manager, Letter,- Basketball, Manager. John Russell . . . All work and no play is not the type of life for me. Richard Russell . . . Where did you get your red hair? Speech; Choir. Bob Ryan . . . Away with books, let's have some fun. Mary Sample . . . Life's o song for one who's always singing. Girls' Club; C.F.C.; Banking. Dick Sandin . . . Some think that the world is mode for fun ond so do I. Baseball; Football. Prettiest Eyes Celeste McGowan Dale Petersen 53 Prettiest Smile Viola Olson Richard Olson Tom Sandmeyer . . . He's the King of the Chen Board; Honor Roll; Hockey,- Sophomore Baseball; Hi-Y, Treasurer; Mimes and Mummers; Stage Crew,- Choir,- Class Play Committee,- Control Singers. Patricia Sandquist ... A bit of fun, a bit of laughter, that's all our Pot is after. Girls' Club; Hi-C; Choir,- Tricttcs; Honor Roll; Boccalauroate and Commencement Committee,- Latin Club, President; Library Monitor; Mimes and Mummers. Carol Sehlueter . . . If singing and music were football, Carol would be a whole team. Girls' Club; Hi-C; Choir. Lee Schoenrock . . . He's friendly and loyal as any here,- in character, worthy and sincere. Honor Roll; National Honor Society. Bob Schramek . . . A friend that's true, a friend for you. Thomas Schuller . . . Ho comes in with a gust and goes out with a breeze. Hi-Y; Choir,-Speech,- Football; Baseball. Donna Schultz . . . Born to donco. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; G.A.A.,- Hi-C, President; Class Cabinet; National Honor Society; Loadorship Conference,- Bonking Cashier,- Flag Twirlor. Larry Schultz . . . Schultz isn't os deod as he seems. Honor Roll; Numerals, C Winner, Football, Bosketball; National Honor Society; Choir; Centralian Stoff; Leadership Conference. Jack Schuman . . . One of Centralvillcs best. Marlone Schwoich . . . Nice in everybody's language. Honor Roll,--G.A.A,, C Winner,- City Wide Emblem,- Girls' Club,- Tricttcs; Latin Club; Library Monitor; Class Play Committee,- Banking. Bob Schwond . . . He's quaint, he's gay, he's funny in o way. Joan Seaton . . . Happy-go-lucky, fair and free, why can't everyono be just like mo? Girls' Club; Triettes,- Publicity Committee; Banking. Roger Severson . . . Life is but a happy song. Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Notional Forensic League,- C Winner. Football; Hi-C, Treasurer,- Choir; Cfass Play Committee,- Central Singers,- Leadership Conference. Donald Sewell . . . The only way to have frionds is to be one. Honor Roll; National Forensic League,- Cheerleader,- Hi-Y, Secretory,- Homecoming Committee; Leadership Conference; Rodio Workshop,- Speech; Student Council; P.T.S.A.; News Stoff; Hall of Fame. Elaine Shay . . . Sweet, happy, and gay is our charming Miss Shay. Girls' Club,- G.A.A.; Triettes; Hall Monitor. William Sherer . . . Worry ond I have never met. Hi-Y,- Speech; Radio Workshop. Rhoda Siomons ... A kindly heart with a smile to match. Christian Fellowship; Honor Roll. Patricia Siemoring . . . Never do tomorrow what you can put off till next year.. G.A.A., C Winner; Girls' Club; Triettes.- Library Monitor. Dorothy Simondet . . . Pep, punch, and personality. Girls' Club; Class Ploy Committee,- News Stoff. Charles Sjogren . . . His intellect is improperly exposed. Honor Roll; Honor Society, Treasurer; Latin Club, Treasurer.- Student Council; Choir,-Band; Warren Debate,- Boys' State.- Centrolian Stoff. Faculty Editor; Commencement and Bacco-laureate Committee. Kennoth Smestad . . . Fine fellow in every way. Honor Roll; Scrub Football; Cross Country; Swimming,- Track; Hi-Y; Program Committee,- Homecoming Committee; News Staff, Editor-in-Chicf; Student Poll Editor. Dana Smith . . . He played in the band and still lives. Bond; Honor Roll; Hi-Y; Hi-C. Harlan Smith . i . Ho works only when he has to, which means he never does. Honor Roll; Stage Crew,- Band; Orchestra,- Commencement and Baccalaureate Committee. Rita Smith . . . Another reason why our doss is so fine. 54 Virginia Smithson . . . Her oir and manner all admired, 'Gingor' is courteous, gentile, tho' retired. Girls' Club; Triettes. Jeannino Snook . . . She soys i.ttle, but that's no sign she isn't thinking. Girls 'Club; Triettes; G.A.A.; Christian Fellowship; Publicity Committee. George Sorenson . . . All this and brains too. Tom Spaise . . . He swims like a fish and seldom gets caught—-don't give up hope, girls. Footboll; Swimming. Katherine Spees . . . My funny bone never fails me. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Triettes.- G.A.A.; Spanish Club; Publicity Committee,- Community Chest; Lunchroom Monitor. Dawn Sperouleas . . . Athletic and peppy with o peck of good nature. G.A.A., C Winner; Girls' Club; Triettes; Red Cross. Dorothy Stovall . . . Life can bo beautiful. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Spanish Club. Ivy Stuck . . . She listens while others talk. Girls' Club; Triettes. Gloria Sundo . . . Sweet Personality, full of rascality. Girls' Club; Triettes,- Publicity Committee. Ernest Swanson . . . All things come to those who wait, even graduation. Christian Fellowship. Valerie Swanson . . . An artist has her ups and downs but Val is always high. Honor Roll; Honor Society,- Scholastic Art Award; Girls' Club, President; Triettes; P.T.S.A.; G.A.A., C Winner, All City Emblem, Championship Stars.- Student Council; Hall of Fame,- Centrallon Staff; Leadership Conference,- Publicity Committee. Jeanne Sweiven . . . Many ore b«r friends, few are her foes, everyone likos her wherever sho goes. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Triettes; Latin Club,- G.A.A.; Holl Monitor,- Service Commitleo; library Monitor; Red Cross.- Homecoming Committee; Work. Don Swenson . . . Well, I guess I'll take my massive brain home and give it a restl Baseball; Prom Committee. Dennis Swift . , . Calling all fish! Basketball; Trock; Nows Staff. Janet Tanner . . . What does worry mean? Girls' Club; Red Cross,- Banking. Joan Taylor . . . Her thinking of others mokes us think of her. Girls' Club; Choir. Roberta Terry . . . She'd like to drive, but oh myl Girls' Club; Triettes. Carl Thomas . . . This man's a volume, if you know how to read him. Basketball, C Winner, Co-Captain; Baseball, C Winner,- Football; Cross Country; Student Council; Memorial Committee Chairman,- Hall Monitor. Donna Thompson ... A sweller girl can't be found, tho' wo'vo looked all around. Honor Roll; Sorvice Committee,- Girls' Club,- G.A.A.; News Staff, Advertising Manoger, Business Manager. Nancy Thompson . . . Mischief is her middle name, eh Winky? Girls’ Club; Triettes; Lunchroom Monitor; Christion Fellowship. Phyllis Thompson . . . Not lacking in wisdom, nor in friends. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Triettes; Library Monitor. Bonna Belle Thomsen . . . Whcro there's a will there's a way. Girls' Club; Triettes,- Christian Fellowship; Choir; Assistant Accompanist Award; Speech; Radio Workshop. Mary Tierney . . . An all around girl is our carrot top. Honor Roll; G.A.A., C Winner, Championship Star,- Girls' Club; P.T.S.A.; Prom Committee; Debate; Radio Workshop,- National Forensic League; Banking. Gregory Tidholm . . . He connot solve, think os he will, what school is for, it's a puzzle still. Most Athletic Dolores Desmond Carl Thomas tfazdacLtet 55 acCccatc Elizabeth Tiller . . . Quiet but persevering. Girls' Club; Choir. Jean Torgerson . . . Sweet ond sincere, year alter year. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Triettes. Jack Towle . . . Like o powder puff. I'm for the ladies. Dorothy True . . . Happy-go-lucky and free. Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Office Work. Jerry Tuck . . . Always laughing. at others while others lough at him. Basketball; Bosoboll; Hall of Fame; C Winner. Marilyn Tuttle . . . Attractive ond fair with pretty blonde hair. Girls' Club; Triettes; Latin Club; G.A.A.; News; Banking Cashier; Hall of Fame. Norman Tweed . . . He's little but he's wiso. he's a terror for his size. Everilde Walker . . . Egad, whot a lod. Nathaniel Walker . . . Worry and I hove never met. Wrestling,- Boscball; Football. Mike Ward . . . He's little, he's small, he's funny, but that's all—What more could he be? Dave Warren . . . His hardest work is trying to dodge it. Hi-C; Mimes and Mummers,- Swimming; Track; C Winner; Honor Roll; Camera Club; Hi-Y; News; Centralian,- Speech; Radio Workshop,- Debate; Banking; Red Cross. Adele Weisman . . . She has a willing heort ond a willing hand. Honor Roll; Honor Society; Girls' Club; Mimes and Mummers, Secretary,- Radio Workshop; Student Council; Class Cabinet; News,- National Forensic League; Leadership Conference. Elizabeth Weller . . . She's engaged, she must use Ponds. Girls' Club; Triettes. Bob Wenger . . . Work isn't bad, as long as it's far owoy from me. Hockey; Honor Roll; C Winner. Margaret White . . . Margaret's quiet but full of mirth, and all of us know her worth. Honor Roll; G.rls' Club,- G.A.A. Robert Will . . . He looks quiet in school— but oh, my! Honor Roll; Hall Monitor,- Student Council. Hazel Winje . . . The longer you know her the better you like her. Band; Girls' Club; Speech. Marvin Wolfe . . . Sometimes I study, bluff, or guess,- but most of the time I merely rest. Holl Monitor. Janice Wright . . . She sighs and silence reigns no longer. Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Office Work; Lunchroom Monitor,- Work. Paul Wurdeman . . . Bundles of knowledge stored up in one,- this guy's brain work has just begun. Honor Roll; Honor Society,- Banking, Vice-President, Mary Young . . . With her cute little laugh, pretty little smile, this little loss will go many o mile. Girls' Club; Latin Club; Publicity Committee; Momorial Committee. Jeanette Zarmbinski . . . I'm in my glory when I con doncel Girls' Club. Karon Zeimetz ... A tiny gem—sparkling with quality. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Triettes,- G.A.A.; Spanish Club. William Zeimetz . . . Knowing Bill is really a treat, a friondlier guy you could never meet. Hi-Y. Jack Zimmer . . . Two more wiggles and I'll be o man. Sophomore Basketball, Manogcr. Jay Zinter . . . Footsteps on the sand of time, if they're big you know they're mine. Honor Roll; Wrestling; C Winner,- Baseball; Football. 56 tytaduatea CLASS CHATTERBOX Leonard Bort Marcia Hanson WITTIEST Jerry Garrity Valerie Swanson Hot 'PictunecC Gleno Anderson . . . Mildred Anton . . . Donald Bunke . . . Woync Clark . . . Robert Cooper . . . Ruth Courtney . . . Patricio Dahlman . . . Jerry Gill . . . John Gjovre . . . Christine Griffith . . . John Hanson . . . Karen Hanson . . . George Harris . . . Herbert Hong . . . David Jackson . . . Delbert Johnson . . . Lowell Johnson . . . Arlie King . . Donold Kritz- eck . . . Ralph Krouse . . . Waltor Lowe . . . Patricia Martin . . . Virginia Mattson . . . Eugene O'Keefe . . Donald Renfro .. . Homer Russell . . . Charles Selander . . . Nona Seterdahl . . , Audrey Shoughnessy Keith Shercr De- lores Snow . . . Betty Telecky . . . Robert Wiltsock . . . James Wolfe . . . Robert Zcmpel. Snafed oto The queen ond her o� tcndonl� -Hallbeck. MognOjon. M„ Mognuson. U Quocn Koy Borgmon. 0 0n. V., Cameron Centralville's 1949 Homecoming was one of those few perfect days. Judging of the pioneer costumes started the day off, then the long auditorium program, highlighted by the coronation of the queen. The gaiety and spirit was throttled higher as the football team beat previously un- g mdayR°OSeVe The C°me ,h 9rand r,nale-,he homecoming dance-a perfect finish to a Bock row: Sjogren, HuncUr, Rowell. Sherer. llslrup. Nelton. 0., Sewell. Holmon. Smith. H.. Sondmeyer, Schultz, lotsberg, Erickton J Dovies, Findorff. Schromock; Front row: Flory. Boden, McCoy. Kennedy. Bort. McGowon, Fitzsimmons. Weismon. Green. Edmund, Brunelle Marquordt, Sanaquist, Mr . Timmerman. The annual custom of a masterful dramatic presentation was fulfilled this year in excellent style. The play that made such a smash hit was the Broadway favorite, The Man Who Came To Dinner. The citizens, who were excellent reviewers, showed their appreciation by all turning out on that eventful evening. The players enjoyed the cooperation of the stage crew in making their play a success. The coaching and directing was the very best to be had due to Mrs. F. Timmerman, who filled the producer-director chair. All of us Centralvillers owe our thanks to the splendid performance, which resulted in such an enjoyable evening. Top row: Sheridan White� ide, Moggie Cutler. Bottom row: Miu Prien, Bert Jefferson, Mrs. Stonley, Mr. Stanley. 62 Kornkven Walker Blanchard Halvorson Schultz Coaches: Markley and Mitchell Spaise Hardy Central 12 Vocational 14 Central 13 South 0 Central 7 West 27 Central 13 Edison 28 Central 20 Roosevelt 13 Central 13 Henry 14 Central 35 Washburn 0 Central 33 Southwest 14 Pearson Dardis Moorhead Jensen 64 Bock row: Wilczeck, Kornkven. Jensen, Moorhead, Halvorton, Woodrich, Spaisc, Blanchard. Baumon, Gunther; Third row: Mr. Mitchell, Schultz, LoBelle. Kersten, Benton. Ellienger, Peterson, Peorton. Motter, Fowler. Mr. Markley. Rudquitt; Second row: Davies. Severson. Bergstrand. End ger, Elvig, Gage. McArdle, Hardy, Cullen. Gallagher, Mackoy; First row: Owens. Dronen, Zinter. Dardis, Brandt. Gromer, Walker, Boulden, Fullerton, Wistey. ‘Va'Mity 'jloatbzM The football team of Cenfralville wos one of many surprises. One gome they played like champions, the next one, tail-enders. As the season closed. Central finished fifth in the city standings with a four win four loss record. The team's highlight of the season came when if defeated Roosevelt for the Homecoming by the score of 20 to 13. Roosevelt went on to tie for the city championship and then the annual Twin City Football Championship. Their only loss wos suffered at the hands of the Pioneers. Lettermen for the squad were Bauman, Benson, Blanchard, Cullen, Dardis, Engfer, Elvig, Fullerton, Gallagher, Halvorson, Hardy, Jensen. Kornkven, Mackay, Moorhead, Pearson, Pederson, Schultz, Spaise, Severson, Walker, Wilczeck, and Zinter. Safc otKO'ie 'Jaat aCl Centralville's sophomore football team again took the city crown, a tradition that has been kept up for quite some time, by winning five straight victories and losing none under the generalship of coach Whitey Thoreson. The team was one of the smallest ever had at Central, but was inspired on to great playing ability despite its size. Those who received numerals were Bakke, Burkstrand, Colemon, B., Carmichael, Coleman, D., Delano, Fowler, Fulkerson, Hamer. Helling, Jackson, Kaiser, Levitt, Lindmier, Larson, Monge. D., Manuel, Olsen, O'Brien, Peahl, Quam, Rudquisf, Speli-opoulus. Smith, B., Spong, Wallace, Werth, and Wisfi. In formation: Coleman, B., Smith, Olson, Rudquist. Speliopoulus, Monge, Koiser; Second row: Burkstrand. Wisti, Wolloce. Manuel; Back row: Delano, Jackson, Christensen, Monge, lewis, Werth, Bakke, Levitt, Fowler, Colemon, D.. Cormichool, Homer. Ouam, Thoreson, Judy, Helling-rud, lindmeyer, O'Brien, Spong. Larson, Smith, Peohl, Fulkerson. 65 Swift Coaches Thoreson ond Hawker. Central 37 Washburn 29 Central 49 Vocational 55 Central 62 Southwest 58 Central 48 West 38 Central 38 Edison 36 Central 42 .... Marshall 47 Central 46 South 27 Central 47 Roosevelt 43 Central 54 .... Henry 34 Central 39 North 37 Blanchard Central 53 Monroe 29 Tuck Patzwald Acosta Fishbougher Thomas, O. Halvorson Thomas, C. Bauman Moorhead Kornkven 67 Bock tow. Rudquitt, Thomas. O.. Blonchord, Fishbougher, Holvorson. Thomos. C., Kornkvcn, Moorhcod, Swift, Baumon, Tuck, Thoreson; Front row: Dunn, Fullerton, Patxwold, Acosta. V vuLctef, ‘Scu6et zlC Another splendid team took to the floor for Centralville in basketball, os Central tied for second place in the city, losing only two games and winning eight The basketball team was also chosen to represent Minneapolis along with two others in the Twin City game and emerged victorious. Central went on to the District 17 play-oR and finished runner-up ploying the splendid type of boll they had been known for. Central's basketball team was co-captained by Buddy Blanchard and Carl Thomas. SofefotHWte ‘Sa 6et6eitl Centralville's sophomore basketball squad had rough sliding as they ended up with a not too successful seoson of more losses than wins. The won-loss record really doesn't always tell the complete story as The team lost three games by very close margins, not more than one or two points. Some of the sophomores who look promising for next year's varsity squad are Levitt, Failor, Magnuson, Jackson, Burkstrand, Wahl, Quom, and Swift. Bock row: Swift, Bcrgstrond, Failor, Magnuson, Hawker. Quom, lovitt, Bokko, Jackson; Front row: Abrahamson, Kostic. Wall. Krcatx, Kcllery, Mills, Rudquist. 68 mm Back row: Markley, Danielson, Docken, Wenger, Hardy, Peterson, Berge, Miner, W.; Front row: Wallentine, Brandt, lotterell, Nielsen, Morris, Elvig, Hall, Miner, R„ Spong. The Centralville hockey feam went through the regular season losing only to South and tying with West. Then they whipped St. Paul Johnson for the Region One title, thus the Centralville hockey team went to the State Tournament for the second straight year, which is a thing not often duplicated. In the State, the Markley-men lost to Eveleth, the State Champion, but made a good showing for their village. latterell tolls. Peterson intercepts. 70 Back row, standing: Mr. Hardy; Third row; Zinfer, Benson, Monge, Holman, Tokato, Homer; Second row: Goodell, Bolduc, Grisham, Walker, Wallace, Manuel, Money; Wrestling: Fowler, Norton. Although only in its second year in Centralville, wrestling has proven to be a very popular sport. The Hardymen started off the season with an eye on the title by defeating Edison and Vocational. Then the musclemen from our village ran info injuries and lost the services of co-captain, Jim Grisham and other important members of the team. After this, the wrestlers dropped decisions to Marshall, Henry, Washburn, and Roosevelt, but developed a good crop of sophomores for next year. A switch by Monge. Norton escapes. 71 Bock row: Rhoening, Spoil , Pederion, Lund, Olion, Fourre, Bolden; Front row: Brown, Cortcr, McColl, Warren, Jacobson, Erickion. SwimmiHQ, Centralville can well be proud of this year's swimming team. Our village mariners can consider themselves as one of the best teams Centralville has ever produced. They got off to a splashing start by faking the Wells Hodgeson Invitational. During the season, Centralville's swimmers soared to a seven victory-three loss record. The surprise of the year come when Central took the City Invitational by a large score and completely dominated the meet. The team was captained by Tom Spaise. Leftermen are as follows: Sophomores—Brown, Fourre, Olson; Juniors—Buck, Bolden, Pederson; Seniors—Carter, Lund, Spaise, and Warren. The freoityliiti, Spoil and Warren. Th team worming up- 72 Back row: Honson, McGlode, LoBcllo, Lindstrom, Guenther, Woodrich. Komkven; Fourth row: Adams, Martinson, Bauman. Thomos; Third row: Ryan, Byrnos, Burkttrond. Humphrey, Fishbaugher; Second row. Gustafson, Mathews. Jocobson. Carmichael, Brush; Front row: Pederson. Walloce, Biros, Cullen; Kneeling: Howkor, Moorhead. 7 Under the very able coaching hand of Bill Hawker,.Central's track team is shaping up to become one of the best in the city. Placing second in the Metropolitan meet, which was held at the University of Minnesota Field House at the beginning of the seoson, is just an example of the splendid spirit and winning ability of the squad as a whole. If the team keeps improving in one unit, they will be a distinct threat to the city and state championship titles. The track squad is captained by returning letterman, Paul Moorhead. Other returning trackmen are Biros, Engfer, and McGlade, who are all sure point getters. Those showing promise in getting those all-important points are Cullen, Kornkven, Pederson, and Spaise. As the season gets ready to start. Hawker's uncredited, tireless workers are preparing to give their all for the team and Central High. Centralville's crow country foam i� on of the minor, unrecognized team at school. Coached by Bill Hawker, the boy come out for this sport because they like to run and enjoy this form of sport. Recognition by other cross country squod members it enough for them. Central's hard working teom took seventh place in the city. After one week of hard training for the state meet, they come up with thirteenth place on team points. Emmett McGlade took sixteenth place in the state meet. Other point getters were Jacobson, lindstrom, Humphrey, and Ryan. Standing: Fishbaugher, Lindstrom, Hawker, Carter, Martinson, Dahle, Gustafson, Lund, Byrnes, Jocobson, Hanson, Barber, Moore, Haugasog. Starting position: Ryan, Brush, Mathews, Humphrey, McGlode. 73 Back row: Thorcson, Pearson, Dunn, Dohle. Schultz, Elvig, Fast. Johnson; Front row: Hordi®, Levitt, Lund, Hunder, Borber. W.lson, Rudquisf, S wed berg. 7 A sport that has brought much credit to Central for two years running is tennis. Coach Thoreson is expecting his third consecutive championship, just as the '48 and '49 teams took both the City and Twin City crown. Lettermen Hardy, Johnson, and Pearson will return with their normal vigor and enthusiosm to push the team to a glorious finish. Both Hardy and Pearson played on the two previous championship squads. Centralville is indeed fortunate to have this outstanding team represent it in the ensuing months as the squad takes to the courts, reaching for another double crown. One sport Centralville's boys enjoy is golf. Under the direction of Charles Addington, Central has acquired a fine team. Central's home golf matches are played at the Hiawatha Golf Course. Other matches are played at the other schools' home courses. Returning letterman Dale Petersen is slated to win most of his matches, while Vic Olson is expected to add winning points to Central's team score. Whether the golf team wins or loses they will have the enjoyment of playing in all their meets. Bock rowi Addington, Borgo. Master, Wickland, Scnum, Larson, R., Petersen, Burnos; Front row: Featherstone, Lathom. Lynch, Williams, Larson, J., Fourre, Olsen. 74 Back row: Hardy. Fullerton. Zinter, Swenson, Tuck. Cooper; Front row: Bergmon. Thomas, Walker. Sondm. Oison SteefcUl Centralville's baseball team is again a favorite to take the city baseball title. The squad is well rounded out. with returning letfermen strengthening important positions. Carl Thomas leads the hurlers while Tuck, Fullerton, Olson, and Blanchard dominate the batting and fielding. Spring training got off to a poor start due to the existing weather conditions. Coach Hardy kept the team busy indoors limbering up unused muscles and perfecting the smoothness of last year's team. When the weather finally took a turn to the good, the squad was ready to begin its long practice sessions, which help to make a championship baseball club. Th feam was put in readiness for its first big game at Nicollet Field, and under the eye of Marv Hardy, showed the caliber that will again make them title challengers for the city crown. Thomas tosses one Fullorton receives 75 Cabinet, back rowi Mi� Nickerson, Miss Slocum, Polmquist, Lamb, Herberry, Hayes, Allen, M„ Mikesh, Mrs. Hawker; Seated: Swanson, Desmond, Peterson, M., Neumann, Corcoran, Larson P.; Front row: Bunger, Hayes. ty. s4. The Girls' Athletic Association is one of the many organizations in Centralville that offers recreation to the girls. Managers of this club are Mrs. Hawker and Miss Slocum. A full schedule of activities is available to our village girls, commencing with hiking and badminton in the fall, followed by basketball, bowling, and volleyball. Spring turns our young girls' thoughts to swimming, baseball, and biking. Back row: Meixner, Fourro. Corlson; Third row: Forte, Locher, B.. Bailor; Second rows Cruise, Ouray; Front row: Douglos, Clommer, Glonny, R., Lane. Back row: Cruise, Spcrouleas, Fourre, Mognuson, L., Dahlman, Tierney, M.; Second row: Glenny, R„ Swanson, Novotny, Mognuson, M„-Front row: Halm, Hullett, Murden. 78 Standing: Larson, Hagen, Benson, W., Peterson, M., Nelson, M.; Seated: Rallis, Polmquisl, Hogc, lachcr, B. Hanson, M., Palmquist, Desmond, Tierney, M. 80 'Satvluup Bock row: Lamb, Hullet, Holm; Second row: Benton, W., Larton, tocher, B.; Front row: Peel, Hage, Glenny, R. COACHES Miss Slocum Mrs. Hawker 81 Cheerleader : Bergman, Foo, Bowman, Hagen, Magnuson, Hanson, Ahrens, Carlson. (fyeexCcacUw and Adding extra zip and color to Centralville's athletic events are the cheerleaders and flagtwirlers; their never-failing spirit and originality have won the appreciation of our village. Flagtwirlers: Olson, Rodier, Schultz, Smith, Johnstone. 82 tyuttiwi ViUayen. i Room 415 Bock row: Quinn, Wicklond, lau-gen, Schelmeske, Wiebe, Bowman, R.; Fourth row: Como, S-, Loux, Poterson. S-, Erickson, L., Carmody; Third row: AnJerson, E., Hozxard, Lindahl, Paulson, J-, Majorus, E-, Miller, P.; Second row: Johnston, J„ Norin, Oorin, Higgins, Autey, Straut; Front row: Strombeck, Sanders, Walker, M., Miss Zanger, Toohey, Sanocki. Room 412A Back row: Johnson, D., Miner, D., Johnson, R., Gustavson, Wil-son, Thomos, O; Third row: Ront-haugen. Miller, M„ Collins, J-, Hamlett, Wallentine; Socond row: Pearson, J., lee, Wolfe, Kyle, Nadart, Kurtz; Front row; Palmquist, DeGidio, Miss Scott, Duvick, Christensen, A., Yaunick. • Room 316 Back row: Quist, Burne, Wes-sling, Peabody, Vernig, Boyle, Pederson, J.; Fourth row: Berry, Swemline, Mielke, Wong, Quom, Ryan; Third row: Cody, Donnay, Strander, Smith, W., Kushino, Volley, Hagen; Second row: Grisham, J., Blake, Weiss, Dreiss, Corcoran, ' Chartier; Front row: Johnson, A., Bonstrom, Kulseth, Finnerty, Howell, Hayes, Andree. Room 314 Back row: Hall, D-, Dahl, J., Egertson, Bolstad, Nordberg, D., Traeger, Johnson, D.; Fourth row: Austin, Lotterell, Sollie, Gallagher, Schrires, Seloner; Third row: Foo, Sohlin, Hall, N., Johnson, I., Boosalis, M.; Second row: Selander, Nicholson, M., Sturges, Hyser, Lalime, Herver; Front row: RofFers, R., Kingmen, Mrs. Whiting, Lunow, Strandous. 84 fleittion, ‘VilteiyenA Room 313 Back row: Burnt, Corneliut, Maihcwt, D., Cotton, Volonche ko, Kurtton, Buck; Fourth row: Johnton, B., Brandt, Feroglin, Colemon, Nordmarken, Mizuha-ta; Third row: Stadther, Bye, Williamette, Punchard, Lewii, E., Ekttame; Second row: Edmondt, Lange, Peel, Hallin, S., Peorton, J., Bowsfiold; Front row: Manton, I., Motal, Frankt, Wilkie, Senen-felder, Wadtworfh. Room 310 Back row: Wilton, C., Nett, Fatt, Freund, Jollo, Featheritone, Guenther; Fourth row: Rott, Tanner, Burnt, Butkirk, Kibler, Davit, J.; Third row: Smith, M., Bathhurit, Kotte, Scheimo, Sandberg, R., Anderton, N.; Second row: Carey, Nelton, S., Goebel, Hamtnett, Burntide, Grommot; Front row: Wallin, Anderton, J„ Limberit, Mitt Litkey, McElroy, Stoecker. Room 307 Back row: Blanchard, Betteten, Anderton, J., Jutf, Tretrault, Crawford, Gehring; Third row: Dahl, Nelton, J., Boulden, Sandberg, A., Logelin, Buel; Second row: Almendinger, Halvin, A., Cooper, M., Kidd, Johnigan; Front row: Petanon, J., Jutola, Stilei, Mr. Addington, Sanek, Tripp. Room 306 Back row: McGlade, J., Owent, Schreiner, Meth, Hall, D., Ro-bohm; Fourth row: Stroh, Hawk-inton, Gray, Hughdahl, Wilton, R.; Third row: Anderton, N., Schlitz, Nelton, S., Carboneou, Lind; Second row: Dahlquitt, Manning, Anderton, D., Everton, R., Gramm; Front row: Boldut, Olton, P., Carpenter, Smith, J., Angrimion. 85 't itCaye'u Room 214 ock row: Harder, Gibbs, Ludt-ko, Scanlin, Bloti, Acosta, Wod-rick; Fourth row: Shorper, Smith, D., Erickson, D., Donovan, Bjerkc, Kellett; Third row: Phillips, Larson, B., O'Connell, Allen, C., Carver, Pedorson, J.; Second row: Kampf, Gaveske, Gerlig, Buckner, Hannon, Masters; Front row: Tokato, Brown, H., Sother, Mrs. Gamble, Engle, Bron. Room 206 Bock row: Humphrey, Nelson, I., Staab, D.. Paulson, F„ Kristberg, Olson, H.. Tanner; Fourth row: Gronquist, Wolloce, M„ Turner, Rand, Martinson, Swanson, W.; Third row: Dietr, Goodcll, Lind-gren, Clausen, Hayes, Jensen, D.; Second row: Kritzeck, Epple, Scheuth, Ostreim, I., Ogren, M., Ogren, M.; Front row: Wright, M., Salyer, Anderson, P., Miss Nickerson, Rogers, P., Gunde-land, Ncwstrom. Room 203 Bock row: Cullen, Nodholm, Everson, R., Lundquist, Adams, B., Brush, LoBell; Fourth row: Allen, M., Lacho, Zeirden, Ho-gen, R., Dardis, Kallunki; Third row: Barton, Johnson, P„ Poole, Olejnicok, Urang; Second row: Nelson, M., Hanson, G., Knud-son, Larson, J„ Bowman, H., Gimble; Front row: Barnhill, Purdy, Mr. Hovey, Ecklund, Hage. Room 102 Back row: Linderholm, Swed- berg, Dronen, Peterson, T., San-gren, Moore, B., Dunn, B.; Fourth row: Lunch, Smith, M., Flugaur, Eckblad, Herberg, Anderson, D.; Third row: Zimmermon, Arendt, Newmuth, Roichert, Thunn, Ot-teson, Johnson, M.; Second row: Tracy, Hansen, R., Johnson, M., Swieven, McDonough, Vanosek; Front row: Golden, Tighe, Clark, E., Miss Slocum, Wright, S., Weslvaag. 86 tytc U vi VilC z pefi4, Room 412B Bock row: Ryon, J., Nelson, J., Wisti, Link, Nyman, Quam, Van Rickley; Fourth row: Roberts, G., Jacobson, C., Gunther, Murden, Dietrich, Whiting, C.; Third row: Kloetzke, Palmer, Peterson, J., Hawkinson, Johanson; Second row: Mason, Wollick, lewis, J., Cook, B., Arnold, Mickelson; Front row: Fischer, Giffin, Mrs. Johnson, O'Reilly, Somerson. Room 322 Back row: Levitt, Blanche!, Thiele, Kreatz, Biros, R., Matu-schek, Coleman; Fourth row: le-narz, Reiton, Scott, B„ Clair-mont, Smilanitch, Miller, J.; Third row: Baden, P., Hinrichs, Dor-weiler, Johnson, D., Swanson, E., Hart, Nelson, R.; Second row: Peterson, D., Sobolik, Torgerson, B., Londo, Childs, Leach, Me-Weeny; Front row: Stoab, C., Wallace, E„ Langseth, Mrs. Timmerman, Moborg, Dumas, Rong. Room 319 Back row: Schrocder, Gillham Hanson, F., Birnberg, Speliopou los, Johnson, R.; Third row: Dil Ion, Olson, M., Herem, Keiblock Smith, B., Motson, J., Flink, Pols fuss, Erickson, Y., Klopp; Sec ond row: Proft, Fourre, J. Grundman, Nelson, D., Loren lynch; Front row: Miller, G. Withrow, Mr. Peck, Seek, Arria go, Sandquist. Room 318 Bock row: Johnson, K„ Luhrson, Heikkinen, Ness, J., Steinko, Goveske, Foilor; Fourth row: Howkes, Lindquist, C., Ekse, Torgerson, D., Latterell, D„ Mills, R.; Third row: Steen, Knutson, J„ Garrity, P., Crosson, Malm-bo rg, Holm, M.; Second row: Reno, Paul, Larsen, E„ Plant, Durang, Sivcrson; Front row: Jorgenson, Amlow, Kotchmon, D., Korista, McCall, Gross, Mon-eyhun. 87 tytitUon 'l iMayeru Room 309 Back row: Patterson, D., Bowman, J., Jacobsen, R„ Abraham-son, Thomas, M„ Senum, Kaiser; Fourth row: Macho, Collins, Y., Adkins, M., Nelson, B., Schmel-ling, Hanson, M.; Third row: Coy, McBeoth, Smith, B., Jar-zyna, Sanders, M., Boquist, Fulkerson; Second row: Baker, Rubi-chon, Grailish, Sanden, Sorbo, Allen, G.; Front row: Zorbinski, C., Peabish, Ecklund, M., Summers, Pearson, E-, Lindgren, 0. Room 308 Bock row: Nicholson, Lasher, Palmer, Klarquist, Limond, Schofer, Monge; Fourth row: Benson, E., Schick, Prickett, Scholl, Lund, J., Wall, B.; Third row: Crawford, Wells, B„ Von Gelder, Miexnar, Horton, N., Walstead; Second row: Hanson, H„ Strauel, Giano-lous, G., Heinko, Reno, J., Tierney, M.; Front row: Monos, Thompson, G-, • Mrs. Hawker, Hegno, Benson, N., Anderson, I. Room 304 Back row: Pearson, J., Steele, Oman, Tantzen, Wagner, Larson, J„ Nelson, J.; Fourth row: Jack-son, S-, Gudmundson, Hzorth, Lanigan, Nelson, B., Swift, J.; Third row: Varpness, Valley, Schuller, G-, Espeseth, Kruse, Swanson, C.; Second row: Christensen, I., Baker, Godfrey, Lan-ning, Trenholm, Peterson, W.; Front row: Hallbeck, Little, La-Zarre, Duroy, Koniar, Moore. Room 216 Back row: Moss, Siegler, Lehner, Christopher, G-, Holter, Beckman; Fourth row: White, J., Gregg, Spong, Rosendale, Olej-nicak, R.; Third row: Church, Wordlum, McNomee, L., Gray, B„ Kersey, Davis, N.; Second row: Shillson, Johnson, J., Larson, D., Moore, B„ Amundson, Sousa; Front row: Gerbig, Hanson, P., Heim, Cain, Faxon. 88 tyutU i ‘Vcliaye'ui Room 213 Bock row: Bernier, lindgrcn, Reynolds, Dennis, O'Brien, Peterson, J., Hummel; Third row: Parrot, R., Fowler, G., Wiley, Henderson, Grimes, Kulander; Second row: Ruhnke, Bjerke, Finne, Wilson, P„ Sehwartz; Front row: White, A., Gorham, Fenske, Mr. Mitchell, Merrifield, Caroll, J. Room 123 8ack row: Olson, V„ Engquist, D., Carmichoel, Fuleuson, linel-mier. Helling, Pepper; Fourth row.- Delano, Coleman, R., Worth, Hommer, Landmark, Hanson, B.; Third row: Booth, Schultz, C., Lindgren, B., Kotsa-nas. Lynch; Second row: Hullett, Anderson, S., Young, D., Findell, Smith, B.; Second row: Mitchell, Green, L., Vizenor, Haug, Take-kawa; Front row: Nelson, L., Johnson, G„ Mr. Mulligan, Kling--non. Shannon, N., Nordstrom. Room 122 Back row: Dahl, A„ Jemison, Hanson, H., Andelmin, Wallace, F. , Burkstrand, Hamor; Fourth row: Gaines, Hanson, J., Co-meou, Folsom, Hokanson, Cotten, G. ; Third row: Feeney, Bimson, Hanson, E., Fuink, Hartman; Second row: Hanson, M., Booth, M., Larson, C., Jeffers, Daffner, Wills; Front row: Jackson, L., Heim, Duke, Mrs. Sellers, Mid-thun, Fowler, L., Torte. Room 104 Back Row: Pholps, Kostick, Mon-ge, Peterson, W„ LaSalle, Manuel; Fourth row: Johnson, A., Golden, Perrault, Anderson, M., Sjoblom; Third row: Weiss, M., Smith, A., Daive, Bakke; Second row: Kleckner, Ostenso, Blom-quist, Lewis, M., Simmons, J.; Front row: Bugfeldt, Gianoulis, M., Miss Legate, Renfro, Ryan, B., Emerson, D. 89 tycatux’t 'Villayexa Room 101 Back row: Rudquist, Edmund, W„ Buclow, Soltis, 8crwald, Magnuson, D.; Fourth row: Nelson, B., Honson, M., Telecky, Katchmark, Dohlman; Third row: lucck. Woods, Donahue, O'Connell, Knoblick, McCarthy; Second row: Anderson, D., Malerich, Graves, G., Piepen, Sohlin, Nor-ling; Front row: Holcomb, Bathurst, McCall, Miss Daniels, Moffett, Almberg, Edin. 90 Senear 'Index Aolbu. Edith 2701 W. 66th St. Wh. 5245 Blanchard, Dolores At. 8357 Danielson. Roland 2509 Clinton Ave. 3545 Clinton Ave. So Aascn, Bernard 2409 Mlh Ave So. Ge. 1538 Blomquist, Joan 3552 Second Avo. So. Re. 7608 Davidson, John 3537 llth Ave. So. Ahrens, Beverly 3120 Stevens Ave. So. Co. 9601 Boll, Conme Re. 1963 Davies. Dick 2808 Second Ave. So. 2621 Pillsbury Ave- So. Allen, Marlene 3904 Filth Ave. So. lo. 4714 Borgman. Kay 3944 Thirteenth Ave. So. Co. 2633 Davis. Beverly 3230 15th Ave. So. Amundson, Gory 2730 Portland Ave. So. lo. 4504 Bouchard, Donna Ge. 5253 Dovis. Shirley 605 So. Ninth St. 4113 Columbus Ave. So. Anderson, David 124 W. 36th St. lo. 0812 Bowman, Morgaret 3236 Grond Avo. So. Co. 3316 DoBccr, Robert 3239 Fourth Ave. So. Anderson, Goorgc 3837 12th Avo. So. 8rady, Katherine 3624 Blaisdell Ave. Re 9213 Denson, William 3519 15th Ave. So. Anderson. Marvel 3915 15th Ave. So. Re. 3109 Breingan, Don 3401 Chicogo Ave. So. lo. 8645 Desmond, Dolores 2116 Oakland Ave. So. Anderson, Shirley 1204 Hennepin Ave. lo. 7161 Brown, Waltor 1923 Fifth Ave. So Ge. 7692 Devoid, Beverly 1204 Hennepin Ave. Angelus, Marie 3452 Tenth Ave. So. PI. 5278 8runollc, John 3612 Columbus Ave. So. Re. 6915 Dokkcn. Bob 4028 Columbus Avo. So. Atkms, Marilyn 214 W Elroy St. Ro. 8098 Buchwald, Louis 2917 Fifth Ave. So. lo 3696 Doucetto, Dick 3816 First Ave. So. Atncoscn, Gladys 3129 Ploosant Ave. So. Re. 5614 Buckman, Katherine 3243 Blaisdell Ave. PI. 3713 Drugge, Beverly .... 2021 Slevcns Ave. So. Baden, Barbara 3720 llth Ave. So. Re. 9366 Buelow. Beverly 3607 First Ave. So. Co. 9939 Dunn, Gloria 4149 Chicago Ave. So. Baldwin, Patricia 3947 Stevens Ave. So PI. 2170 Bunger, Nancy 3329 Fourteenth Ave. So. Du. 8804 Duray. Dave 3525 Park Ave. So. Ballard, Edgar 3016 Chicago Ave. So. Co. 5370 Burdick, Roborl 3441 Columbus Ave. lo. 0326 Eaton, Groyco 3815 17th Ave. So. Balow, Harlan 808 E. 33rd St. lo. 3183 Cameron, Joan 3245 Oakland Ave. PI. 6688 Edmund, Joycclyn 4325 Elliot Ave. So. Barber, James 3048 13th Avo. So. Dr. 5345 Carlson, Corinne 104 W. 36th St. Lo. 2398 Elsborry. Richard 413 E. 18th St. Barnhill, Eugene 2416 Nicollet Ave. So. li. 0350 Carlson, Janice 6420 Third Ave. So. lo. 6255 Elvig. Norman 3910 Pillsbury Ave. So. Bart, Leonard 4219 Stevens Ave. So. Re. 0714 Corlson, Jeanette lo. 6255 Emerson, Marilyn 6420 Third Ave. So. PI. 4197 2221 Fourth Ave. So. Becker, Helen 1519 Queen Ave. N. Ju. 3244 Corlson, Joyco 3845 Tenth Ave. So. Engfcr, James 2845 Oakland Ave. So. Begin, William 402 E. 27th St. li. 5389 Corter. Jock 1831 Second Ave. So. Br. 0571 Erhard, Mary 3606 Pleasant Ave. So. Bcnack, Beverly 3129 First Ave. So. lo. 3603 Chorlier, Jean 6632 llth Ave. So. Co. 2023 Ericksen, Joyce 3633 Park Ave. So. Benson, Raymond 1815 Fourth Ave. So. Br. 0392 Cloirmont, Ed 2737 Columbus Ave. So lo. 6917 Erickson. Eleanor 3512 Tenth Ave. So Benson, Wanda 4241 Ooklond Ave. So. lo. 3010 Clemmer, Florence 2940 Portland Ave. So. Erickson, James 326 E. Minnehaha Pkwy, Berg, Marion 3122 Clinton Ave. So. Re. 8030 Conrad. Connie 2425 Clinton Ave. So. Erickson, lila 4330 Second Ave. So. Berge, Bill 3625 First Ave. So. Co. 1714 Cook, Jerry 3737 Tenth Ave. So. Re. 6412 Evans, Dalo 2428 Fourth Ave. So. Bergman, Myron 3901 llth Avo. So. Co. 2180 Cowlc, Douglas 3852 Oakland Avo. So. Re. 0255 Ferguson, Duane 3144 Columbus Ave. So. Bctzold. Richard 2532 Stevens Ave. So. PI. 1102 Curry, Marienno 3836 Fifth Ave. So Re. 2363 Feibigcr, Jim 3754 Second Ave. So. Bicsomcier, Jocquelyn 101 E. 25th St. .. Co. 5282 Dahl. Dovid 4304 llth Ave. So. Co. 7419 Feister. Dorothy 115 E. 39th St. Biros, Myron 3738 Columbus Ave. So. ... PI. 1174 Dohlmon. Marilyn 4121 llth Ave. So. Co. 3274 Findorfl. Raymond 618 E. 24th St. Bjustrom, Donn 3604 Grand Ave. Re. 8230 Dahlman. Teresa 2709 14th Ave. So. Pa 4794 Fishbougher, Stanley 3344 Fourth Ave. So. Blake. Patricio 2019 Clinton Ave. Ge 5595 Dale. Ernest 815 E. 33rd St. Co. 8855 Fisher, Dove 2441 First Ave. So. lo. 4682 Or. 6821 Re. 0501 Du. 6536 PI. 3684 Lo. 6992 Po. 3482 Fi. 2402 Mo. 3516 Co. 6554 Ro. 6450 Go. 9535 Ro. 1059 Co. 2443 Pa. 2869 lo. 2226 Br. 1848 10. 7041 11. 2431 lo. 9765 Re. 5798 Co. 1677 lo. 2185 lo. 4154 Re. 0514 lo. 5834 Re. 5916 Co. 3039 At. 6853 PI. 8842 At. 8067 91 Se Uvi rJ tde% Fitzsimmons, Bob 420 Ridgewood Ave. Flononogon, Borton .......... 1810 Fourth Avo. So. Flory, Potricio 3448 Tenth Ave. So. Foseid, Robert ..... 4329 Tenth Ave. So. Fourre, Marguerite 3032 Fourth Ave. So. Fowler, Don 620 E. Franklin Avo. Froemming, Donna Mae 2008 Second Ave. So. Frosig, Paul ......... 3836 13th Ave. So. Fullerton, Gerald 2505 Stevens Ave. So. Gago. Monroe ... 3612 Clinton Ave. So. Gianoulis, Elaine ... 3109 Elliot Ave. So. Giguorc, Rosemary 3401 First Ave. So. Gill, Jerry.................. 3230 Bloomington Ave. Glenny, Ellen ............... 4141 Park Ave. So. Goellner, Donna 325 E. 37th St. Gormon, Janet................ 3116 First Ave. So. Goyer, Mavis ................ 3631 Garfield Ave. So. Gromor, Allon ............... 3409 Blaisdell Ave. So. Gravos, Barbara ............. 3720 Elliot Ave. So. Green, Rcva ................. 2637 Stevens Ave. So. Greene, Edward ........... • 3418 Garfield Ave. So. Griffin, Edward ............ 3312 Elliot Ave. So. Griffin, Rowena...... 3312 Ell.ot Ave. So. Griffith, Mary Lee......... 3657 Stevens Ave. So. Grisham, James 3040 Lyndale Ave. So. Guindon, Joan .............. 3107 12th Ave. So. Gunderson, Eorl ............ 500 Tenth Ave. So. Gustafson, Neil ............ 3121 Girard Ave. No. Halley, Theresa ............ 3329 Grand Avo. So. Halm, Beverly .............. 2011 Third Ave. So. Halvin, Lloyd .............. 4033 Tenth Ave. So. Halvorson, Hank ............ 2706 Third Ave. So. Ke. 4274 Hamilton, Thomas 1820 Nicollet Ave. So. Jones. Dwayne 1947 Lincoln St. N. E. LI. 4681 Hammer, Harvey 3513 12th Ave. So. Du. 8891 Jorgenson, Patsy 1416 Fifth Avo. So. Re. 4827 Hanson, Carole 3421 Fourth Ave. So. PI. 5645 Karlstad, Carmen 3724 28fh Ave. So. Re. 6085 Hanson, Donald 1806 Third Ave. So. Katchmork. Josephine 209 W. 32nd St. Lo. 3878 Hanson, Marcia 111 E. 31st St. Co. 9253 Katz, Marian 3229 Garfield Ave. So. Hostings, Pat 2708 Third Ave. So. .. . Lo. 9642 Konnody, Barbara 1020 E. 25th St. At. 6657 Houg. Harold 3832 Elliot Ave. So. PI. 6604 Keough, Dorothea 2805 Hornet Ave. So. PI. 5109 Hougesag. Curtis 3821 First Ave. So. Lo. 6166 Kiolblock, Dick 2949 Portlond Ave. So. PI. 6115 Hawkinson, Jim 2713 Portlond Ave. So. Lo. 6741 Kimmcrle, Curtis 610 E. 27th St. . PI. 2598 Hegland, Marilyn 4302 Columbus Ave. So. Re. 1454 King, Arlie . - • 2516 Fifth Ave. So. PI. 0508 Hermonsen, Jeonne 5000 Aldrich Ave. So. .. . Re. 7616 Kingstedt, Josephine 3537 Second Ave. So. . .Lo. 2785 Hesse, Joy 3809 Stevens Ave. So. Co. 3683 Konkel, Lyle 2438 Portland Ave. So. Po. 8467 Hill, Potricio 2102 Bryant Ave. So. Ch. 3054 Kornkven, Edward 1800 Stevens Ave. So. Co. 8072 Hoffman, Jerry 138 E. 15lh St. Krause. Jone • 4001 Oakland Ave. So. Co. 0624 Holmon. James 3406 Harriet Ave. Co. 8322 Krenik, Charlotte 3606 Plcosont Ave. So. Co. 7025 Holmberg, Edward .... • • -3521 Park Ave. Lo. 3394 Krenz, Marilyn 3607 First Avo. So. . Co. 4372 Holmes, Donna .. 3733 12th Ave. So. .. Re. 3503 Kulla, Donald 2025 Clinton Ave. So. . Lo. 4585 Holvik, Lois 3219 Lyndale Lo. 0168 Lacher,. Barbara 3932 Oakland Ave. So. Lo. 2841 Horton, John 3112 19th Ave. So. Du. 5225 lacher, Stanton 3932 Oakland Ave. So. ..Co. 8353 Hundcr, Richard . • . 3019 First Ave. So. PI. 3845 Lone, Joan . 1325 First Ave. So. . Lo. 2347 Hungerford, Shirley ...... 4331 Stevens Ave. So. . Lo. 6832 Longlois, Jocquolino 3316 Fourth Avo. So. . Co. 4371 Ilstrup, Hubert 3112 First Ave. So. Re. 4563 Larson, Jelene 330 E. 17th St. . Co. 4371 Jack, Marion 3627 Lyndale Ave. So. Co. 3256 Larson, Patricia ... 1219 Irving Ave. So. . Lo. 6586 Jackson, Leola 2105 Fifth Ave. So. Li. 2593 LoRue, Rita 2525 Fifth Ave. So. Re. 0209 Jacobsen, Doreen 4200 Second Ave. So. .. Lo. 6283 Latham, Perry 18 W. 37th St. . Du. 4388 Jacobson, Sigurd 1916 Second Ave. So. Ma. 6786 Lee, Doris 318 E. 14th St. Mo. 9734 Jamieson, Nancy 2436 Nicollet Ave. So. . . Li. 7322 Lewis, lonea 2920 Stevens Ave. So. Hy. 0739 Jonsen, Eivind 3848 Third Ave. So. . . . Re. 6659 Liofcrt, Jerry 2100 Fourth Ave. So. Co. 8822 Co 6013 Lindstrom, James 2903 Park Ave. So. 3630 Grand Avo. So. ..Br. 3291 Johnson, Gary 4121 Chicago Ave. So. Lo. 8661 Lockwood, Shirloy 3515 Grand Ave. So. Lo 1546 . Ge. 3698 3329 Garfield Ave. So. 3320 Fourth Ave. So. Re. 5127 Johnstone, Audrey . . 3614 Grand Ave. So. Lo. 6951 Lotsberg, Allon 727 E. 14th St. St. 6914 . Ge. 4709 . Po. 9797 . Re. 7322 Lo. 8702 Ge. 5295 Re. 6456 .. Re. 6456 ..Br. 1920 . Fi. 2152 . PI. 2448 Ma. 4793 ...At. 8191 Co. 1648 .. At. 4557 Lo. 7274 .. At. 6097 ...Co. 4617 ..Co. 4617 . Mo. 9779 Lo. 0400 Ge. 2413 ...Ge. 0553 ..Li. 3354 PI. 5112 ... At. 9155 ..Co. 0513 .. Mo. 2612 ....PI. M28 ....PI. 8762 ....Re. 8625 ... At. 7735 92 Lund. Richard........... 2815 Ottowa Ave. So. Lund, Robert............. 3021 Clinton Ave. So. lunni , Jeon 3617 Columbus Ave. So. Lynch, Bob ................ 3023 Pleasant Ave So. Modsen, Poul ........... 112 E. 34th St. Mognuson, Lois ............ ' 1823 Fifth Ave. So. Magnuson. Mildred 1823 Fifth Ave. So. Mohlke, Gertrude 316 E. 14th St. Mojerus, Marli 4348 11th Ave. So. Morquardf, Morilyn 3802 Fourth Ave. So. Martens. Marion 1929 Fourth Ave. So. Moster, Bill 3132 Harriet Ave. So. Mattson. Lois 3700 Harriet Ave. So. Maxwell, Richard 3028 Clinton Ave. So. McCoy, Solly........ 3504 Second Ave. So. McDonald, Janet 3824 36th Ave. So. McDonough, Mory 2543 Clinton Ave. So. McGlode, Emmett .......... 3908 11th Ave. So. McGowan. Celeste 2919 W. 47th St. McNeil, Dorothy ............ 3540 Park Ave. So. Merrill. Adrienne ........... 2309 Fifth Ave. So. Meservey, Margaret .......... 518 W. 31st St. ___ 4 Wo. 5945 Morris. Margaret 4301 Second Ave. So. Co. 3770 Morrison, Nancy 4125 Pork Ave. So. PI. 9211 Nelson. Beverly 3321 Garfield Ave. So Co. 3257 Nelson, Carol 4916 Oakland Ave. So. Lo. 2101 Nelson. Dona 132 E. 38th St. Ge. 3576 Nelson, Mary 3953 Chicago Ave. So. Ge. 3576 Nelson, Richard 3953 Harriet Ave. So Li. 8131 Neumonn, Sylvio.......... 3509 Sievens Ave. So. PI. 6502 Nicholson, Leatrice 2533 Stevens Ave. So. Re. 8407 Nickeson, Marie 3937 Harriet Ave. So Li. 3935 Nietand, Betty 3144 Ookland Ave. So. Co. 4973 Nordborg. James 3325 First Ave. So. . Lo. 9125 Porker, o(ph .................... W. 38th It. lo 9012 MW, p; u, 3,43 3913 Mth Ave. So. • ' “ °34,,0Or Old Co. 4067 3431 Grand Ave. So Co. CO '“ TAoo W So - 1474 Poulus. Carol 4852 Chowen Ave. So 3833 to. 2827 Pearl, Jock 3837 Columbus Ave. So. to. 874 7 Pearson. Bob W3 I2th Ave So. R«. 4348 Peorson, Richard 4200 Fifth Ave. So. Co. 3729 Pedersen. Donald 4149 Tonth Ave. So. Mikesh, Marjorie ...... 3721 Blaisdell Ave. So. Miller, Georgia 3314 Columbus Ave. So. Miner, Bill ............... 3435 Elliot Ave. So. Mitchell, Emmett .............. 3344 Harriet Ave. So. Mlynek, Dorlcno . . ............ 3518 Garfield Ave. So. Moberg, Charlotte 1712 First Ave. So. Moe. Erwin ...................... 3511 Harriet Ave. So. Moorhead, Poul ................... 5100 Tenth Ave.,So. Moran, Barbara.............• • • 4407 Fourth Ave. So. Moran, Patricia .................. 3721 13th Ave, So. wvrj first A Lo. 4195 Nordmarkon, Bob 716 E. 15th St. Lo. 3295 Norton, Ralph 3301 First Ave. So. Co. 8318 Notvik, Morgret 3238 First Ave. So. Pa. 6445 Novotny, Dolores 3021 Clinton Ave. So. Ge. 6054 Odegoard. Russell 1812 Clinton Avo. So. PI. 1292 O'Donnell, Sheila ... 3852 Stevens Ave. So. Lo. 7394 Olsen, Mary 3017 Oakland Ave. So. Co. 1360 Olson. Barbara 3550 Gorfield Ave. So. Ge. 6763 Olson. Betty 618 E. 36th St. Re. 8141 Olson, Mardelle ... .. 3308 Third Ave. So. joud Thi ... Co. 7505 Olson. Myrtle •••.• 4335 Stevens Ave. So. Re. 2548 Olson, Raymond 3030 Oakland Ave. So Lo. 8839 Olson. Rlchord 3532 Elliot Ave. So. Lo. 5823 Olson, Viola 3117 Fourth Ave So. Co. 0381 Opheim, Richard 4240 Ookland Ave. So. ...At. 9280 Oren. Betty 3301 Fifth Ave. So. , . Re. 7435 Oshimo. Rae 2932 Fourth Aye. So. Re. 3208 Ostreim, Thelma 3928 15th Ave. So. Lo. 8662 Otto, Jim 3647 Tenth Ave. So. Re. 1285 Paine, Joyce 132 E. 38th St. -,i � y Tenth A Re. 3554 Pederson, Marleno 2524 Clinton Ave. So PI. 1514 Pederson, Mary 2648 Kentucky Ave. So. At. 2700 Porkins, Barbara ... 3115 Fourth Ave. So. Re. 8865 Petersen. Dale 4339 Fifth Ave. So. PI. 7447 Peterson, Iris 3012 Portland Ave. So. PI. 7208 Peterson. Jim 3332 Portlond Ave. So. Re. 6965 Peterson. Morgoret 4308 Oakland Ave. So. PI. 1269 Petzke, Donna . ... 3446 Chicago Ave. So. Hy. 1570 Pieri, Richard 3809 First Ave. So. Co. 9290 Pitheon, Richard 3917 Tenth Ave. So. . . Hy. 1547 Plynn, Don . . 3532 14th Ave. So. Co. 0038 Porter. Jackie 3801 Stevens Ave. So. Lo. 6689 Price, Joan 5012 42nd Ave. So. . ... Hy. 2010 Price, Lorroine . .. ... 1926 Third Ave. So. . Re. 3517 Rasmussen, Jim .............. 3420 Fifth Ave. So. PI. 3653 Reddie, Elizobeth ......... 3528 Oakland Ave. So. Re. 0114 Reed. Laura ........... 3227 Portland Ave. So. ..Lo. 1879 Reep, Richard ................ • 3329 Clinton Ave. So. ... PI. 8219 Ritchie, Horry .................. 104 E. 37th St. lo. 7587 Rooche, lone ................ 3917 Fifth Ave. So. Du. 7274 Robertson, Margaret .............. 3644 Tenth Ave. So. Co. 8963 Rodier, Diane ... ... 4000 Wentworth Ave. So. 5359 Co. 7732 Lo. 1833 G«- 7986 Lo. 6386 Ge. 7549 Co. 0939 Lo. 9561 Lo. 7062 2913 to. 4367 Pl- 1268 Co. 9148 °w. 1278 «• 4641 °u. 6321 • 8r. 6589 Re. 3017 Lo. 7227 R° 8S61 Lo. 0448 Co. 7236 • «. 3060 Lo. 0573 Lo. 8206 Sc tan )itctex Roffer , Loi 4021 Tenth Ave. So. .. PI. 2071 Simondet, Dorothy 3809 Third Ave. So. Lo. 7846 Roger , Carol 6732 14th Ave. So- Roller, Roy 3841 Third Ave. So. ...Lo. 7210 Lo. 6611 Sjogren. Chorles 630 E. 35th St. Smostad, Kenneth 7005 46fh Ave. No. Lo. 4384 Rudnicke, Sue 3632 Garfield Ave. So. ... Ro. 0778 Smith. Dana 4008 Oakland Ave. So. Co. 1445 Rudqui t, John 3307 14th Ave. So. Du. 0165 Smith, Harlan 115 E. 34th St. Co. 2933 Russell, John . . • 3519 Lyndale Ave. So. Co. 7642 Smithson, Virginia 3429 Harriet Ave. .Re. 5360 Russell, Richard 1009 E. 42nd St. Re. 2378 Snook, Jeannine 2628 Fourth Ave. So. ...LI. 5490 Ryan, Bob . . 3704 Garfield Ave. So. Co. 6757 Spaise, Tom 1811 First Ave. So. . . Li. 2573 Sample, Mary 3142 Bloisdell Ave. So. PI. 3863 Spees, Kofherine 3953 1 Ith Ave. So. Lo. 3615 Sandin, Dick 3038 13th Ave. So. Pa. 6402 Spcroulcos. Dawn 4315 Columbus Ave. So. Lo. 9263 Sandmeyer, Tom 3126 Elliot Ave. So. Re. 4822 Stovall, Dorothy 3815 Fifth Avo. So. Co. 1640 Sandquist, Patricia . . 22 W. 33rd St. .. Lo. 8816 Stuck, Ivy 3634 Bloomington Avo. So. Pa. 5019 Schoenrock, Lee . . . . • 4001 Harriet Ave. So. Lo. 7575 Sunde, Gloria 2515 Clinton Avo. So. . . At. 8714 Schlueter, Carol 1831 Clinton Ave. So. . Ge. 7971 Swanson, Ernest . 912 E. 34th St. PI. 6305 Schramek, Bob 3317 Garfield Ave. So. Lo. 7882 Swanson, Valerie . 1605 Clinton Ave. So. . . .At. 5819 Schuller, Thomas 4305 Stevens Ave. So. PI. 9688 Sweiven, Jeanne 2933 Oakland Ave. So. Co. 6701 Schultz, Donno 3548 Columbus Avo. So. PI. 5826 Swenson, Don ... ... . 3337 Clinton Ave. So. Re. 2447 Schultz, Larry 1906 Third Ave. So. . Ma. 7430 Swift, Dennis ... 3340 Fifth Ave. So. . .. Lo. 1633 Schumon, Jack 3436 Columbus Ave. So. Lo. 1925 Tanner, Janet 4310 Elliot Ave. So. ...Re. 7748 Schweich, Marlene . . . 3932 Nicollet Ave. So. . . Co. 6049 Taylor, Jeon ... 4320 Elliot Ave. So. .. . Lo. 5324 Schwend, Robert 3531 Lyndale Ave. So. Co. 1666 Terry, Roberta 3944 Van Ne f Ave. So. PI. 7191 Seaton, Joon 3108 Clinton Ave. So. ...PI. 1641 Thomas, Carl . 3837 Pork Avo. So. PI. 2364 Severson, Roger 119 W. 15th St. .. Ge. 5246 Thompson, Donna 2432 First Ave. So. . At. 4080 Sewell, Donald . . ....... 6021 Fourth Ave. So. ....PI. 7604 Thompson. Nancy . ... 5202 Elliot Ave. So. . Lo. 3113 Shay, Elaine 2708 Chicago Ave. So. Co. 8687 Thompson, Phyllis 1825 Second Ave. So. Br. 5426 Shcrcr, William 3609 Clinton Ave. So. ... Lo. 1434 Thomsen, Bonno Belle 3650 Tenth Ave. So. ...PI. 2210 Siomcns, Rhoda . 2302 Bloisdell Ave. So. Ma. 1548 Tidholm, Gregory 3424 Columbus Ave. So. PI. 5304 Siemering, Patricia 3524 Nicollet Ave. So. .. . PI. 3710 Tierney, Mary . 4305 1 Ith Ave. So. Lo. 6744 Tiller, Elizoboth 2726 Chicago Ave. So. To gerson, Jean 4030 Clinton Ave. So. Towle, Jock 1921 Third Ave. So. True, Dorothy............ 3740 Steven Ave. So. Tuck, Jerry ........... 2819 Steven Ave. So. Tuttle, Marilyn 1816 Steven Ave. So. Tweed. Norman 3704 Tenth Ave. So. Walker, Evorildo 3628 Fifth Ave. So. Walker, Nothaniol 3608 Elliot Ave. So. Word, Mike................... 907 Centennial Place Worrcn, Dove ........... ... 4309 12th Ave. So. Weijman, Adole .............. 3632 Columbus Ave. So. Weller, Elizabeth 3209 Grand Ave. So. Wenger, Bob 4302 Portland Ave. So. White, Margaret 3656 Portland Ave. So. Will , Robert 3825 Portland Ave. So. Winjc. Hozel . . ...... 2514 Chicago Ave. So. Wittjack, Robert ... .... 4114 Wentworth Ave. So. Wolfe, Jim ................. 1903 Fifth Ave. So. Wolfe, Marvin ......... .... 3138 Bloisdell Ave So. Wright, Janice ...... . 3553 Clinton Ave. So. Wurdcman, Paul ............ 2633 Pillsbury Ave. So. Young, Mary ............... 2426 Fifth Ave. So. Zarmbinski, Jeanette 2607 Firjt Ave. So. Zeimetz. Karen ..... 4315 Steven Ave. So. Zeimotz. William ........... 4315 Steven Ave. So. Zimmer, Jock ............... 3609 15th Ave. So. Zinter, Joy............... 612 So. 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