Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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£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

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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

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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