Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

THlVfcCtO THE NINETEEN-FIFTY-ONE CENTRALIAN • • • • • , • , i • •. • i ■ • • • i • • • P12UASIIEO KV THE SENIOR C LASS OF CENTRAL IIHpII SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA i MHC CENTRAL (.-51 STUDIOS 2 PUORCCE DEDICATION May wo. I he youth, direct our talents toward the production of a united, peaceful world. zmmmm ■mm ?. ‘K 'r- OOUCtR PRODUCERS 5 The producer's job in any movie is important, for it is he who must be responsible for the success of the entire production. Mr. Blume has striven to make Central the great producer of stars that it is today. The reward for his efforts is his recent recognition in Who's Who as one of the nation's top educators. Mr. Blume, this year's cast salutes you for your part in the production of our movie. (bnJiAJvtj-p'iy The director's position for our movie is filled by Mr. Anderson. He is not only concerned with seeing that the direction of the movie is running smoothly, but also in serving as the studio guard. The many friends he has gained in his two years at Central prove that he is a capable and well-liked director. Mr. Anderson takes his place next to Mr. Blume in directing our movie. Our thanks to you, Mr. Anderson, for a job well done in Central Studios. 6 Mr. Miles Mr. Rohde, Miss Bell Miss Bireline Miss Thompson, Mrs. Brice Our counselor's job, an equally important part of our movie, includes guiding the stars in choosing their courses, finding jobs for them, and conducting the senior college aptitude test and the Kuder vocational test. The art classes teach our actors how to express themselves through the use of the brush and pen. Sketching, illustrations, and commercial art are among the courses offered to the more talented. The library, one of Central's busiest places, is our movie research department. Here our actors find information for any assignment, and a large selection of fiction and periodicals. Music is essential in the production of any movie. Central's music groups furnish the stars with entertainment, and, at the same time, they strive to create an appreciation of good music. 7 Mrs. M. Sellers Mr. J. Mulligan, Mrs. I. Whiting, Miss L. Grosz Miss I. Parked, Mrs. H. Gamble, Mrs. M Adams Miss E. Liskey, Miss L Utley It is through the study of English that Central's stars learn to express themselves accurately and concisely, and prepare themselves to be successful script writers. In addition, by studying the world's ,famed writers and poets, they learn to appreciate the literature of the past and present. After completing a year of sophomore English, they look forward to creative writing, news, and American literature as juniors. The senior stars are kept busy with a year of English literature and Gale essays. Another important contribution to our movie industry is the language department. It helps the stars when on location in faraway lands and in the production of foreign language films. Mr. Kuenster, Miss Lobdell, Mr. Hawker Mr. Krueger, Mr. Nagel, Mr. Addington Mr. Thoreson, Miss Nickerson, Miss Kicher Mr. Hovey, Miss Wilson, Mr. Glenny, Miss Korista, Mr. Peck In the social science classes, our sophomore stars struggle through the Napoleonic Wars and Charlemagne's rule in world history. The juniors learn of the settlement of the West and the cause and result of  he Civil War in American history, and the seniors study American government and our social and economic problems. For our more scientifically inclined, we have courses in physics where our stars learn of energy and its relation to matter; biology, the study of cell structure; botany, the study of plants; and chemistry, the study of the composition and changes of substances. Equally difficult are the courses in mathematics. After a few weeks of geometry or algebra, a star finds that a hexagon is a six-sided figure and that x and y are the two quantities that he's always looking for. In higher mathematics he learns of logarithms and geometric solids. Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Cunningham, Mr. Machula, Mr. Roehning Miss Turnquist, Miss Zanger, Mrs. Thro Mr. Strukel, Mr. Lander Mr. Johnson, Miss Scott The technical side of any movie is important. No production would be a success without the preliminary and final plans for the sets, the assurance that the cameras are in working order, and without the countless other details that are essential for a smooth production. It is the job of Central's men of industry to fit themselves for these important tasks. Since the production of movies is big business in the United States, it is essential that the business side of it be handled with efficiency and accuracy. Our executives, office clerks, and secretaries of tomorrow train themselves by typing the many scripts for our movie. The shorthand, typing, and business courses are essentials that also can be used outside the business world. Miss Legate, Miss Daniels Mrs. Klein, Miss Morse Miss Slocum, Mrs. Hawker Mr. Markley, Mr. Hardy Costumes are an important part of a finished production. In the Home Economics department, our designers learn the essentials of correct fitting and careful workmanship. The cooking classes not only give the stars a chance to snack between scenes, but also teach them nutrition and home management. The nurse and the visiting teacher are two members of the faculty who see that the old adage, The show must go on is carried out. The job of the stuntman in a movie is both dangerous and exciting; and before anyone can accept such a position, he must go through grueling physical tests. An example of these is the tests given to our stuntmen in the Physical Education courses. The courses also include training in the various sports. They are open to all members of the class. 11 No movie could be a success without a staff to handle the bookkeeping and the clerical work. Our office staff, composed of Mrs. Faughnder, Miss Hanson, and Mrs. Sutherland, are well-known for their accuracy, friendliness, and sense of humor. Mrs. M. Sutherland, Faughnder Mrs. Wald and staff Lunch period The lunchroom is the busiest set in Central, for every student is there at least once a day. Our lunchroom staff performs a great service to the well-being of our stars by providing them with appetizing and nutritious food. Miss S. Hanson, Mrs. D. SCENES 13 IIOMECOMIXJp at our homecoming program. Queen Audrey ond her attendant — Shirley Hallin, Marilyn Stiles, Nancy Carey, and Jeon Paulson. This year Central Studios produced one of the lot's most lavish extravaganzas — the 1950 Homecoming. All studio personnel watched the big scene breathlessly as four charming attendants came slowly onto the set followed by our lovely queen, Audrey Sather. Queen Audrey, in her regal splendor, outshined the spots as she was crowned. Her court entertained her after the ceremonies. The evening's double feature, Settle the West , shot on the Nicollet Field set; and the Homecoming Dance, shot on the home lot were the hits of the season. LIFE WITH FATHER FIRST ROW: Donovan, Goodell, Evan , Sandberg, Rallit, Mr . Adams, Dahle. SECOND ROW; Homines , Grammos, Horbcrg, Wilson, Hozzard, E. Anderson, Cooper, Walker. With a damnation and a What's wrong Clare, Father and Mother with their four boys, their numerous maids, friends, relatives, and doctors set off the 1951 class play, Life with Father. For six weeks previous to opening night, May 18, diligent practice could be heard from the auditorium. Calls such as Harlan, you're on, from the prompter Janice and Have to be louder, from Coach Adams and Where's my popsicle? from the various cast members as they come off stage were proof of the hard work put into this production within our big production. Father Mother Clarence John Whitney Harlan Mary Cora Rev. Lloyd Dr. Humphreys Dr. Somers Margaret Annie Nora Delia Maggie Dick Sandberg Athene Rallis • Dick Miner Danny Donovan Chuck Goodell Tommy Evans Virgio Carpenter Gertie Hazzard • Jo Dahle Tom McGrow Roger Wilson Teddie Grammos Marion Cooper Ann Herberg Mattie Walker Eloino Anderson Jackie Little Six Pak; Ronnie Boulden, 8ob Cullen, Jerry McGlade, Jim Dordis, Dick Anderson, Norman Delano Margie Nottke, Jeonne Stroh, Morion Johnson Dick Wessling, Frank Wallentine When the hungry actors relax between scenes or come in from the lot dog-tired and famished the culinary stars are the ones who revive their spirits. Historical accuracy is one of the musts for a 5A movie, so it is to the World History groups that directors turn for help on foreign films. Questions on sound effects and color combinations find quick answers by mathematical processes in the physics laboratory. The typewriter, the adding machine, the comptometer, and the dictaphone are essential equipment, but even more essential are the accurate, speedy operators. A sweet soft voice is an admirable thing in women, said Shakespeare. And just as necessary is clear, forceful speech for everyone who appears on screen and radio. BETWEEN SCENES 19 SPANISH CLUB FRONT ROW: Miss Liskey, Spong, Treas., Carpenter, V. Pres., Sandberg, Pres., Rollis, Sec., Giffin, M. Gianoulis. SECOND ROW: M. Hansen, Pearson, Willert, Takekawa, Biros, Landborg, Forte. THIRD ROW: Moberg, Weiss, Tyler, McElroy, Bowman, B. Hansen, Stiles. FOURTH ROW: Johnstad, Finne, Knoblich, Wallin, Mickelson, Goltz, Midthun. FIFTH ROW: Whiting, Almquist, D. Anderson, Poole, Allen, Stroh, Chamberlin, Peahl. One of the youngest and largest organizations on the studio lot has a big project underway. The Spanish Club is going on location in Mexico for the production of a travelogue. To finance their project, they have had a paper sale, sold vanilla and Christmas cards. Miss Lis key, the club's able advisor, says that she hopes the travelogue will further interest in the Spanish speaking countries. It is also hoped that it will create a spirit of friendliness between the United States and Mexico. FRONT ROW: J. Johnson, Wallace, Booth, Snesrud, J. Swanson, Alexander, Applebaum, Weslvoog, E. Anderson. SECOND ROW: Polfuss, Van Galder, Masters, Hozzord, Crosson, Meixner, Amlaw, Hullett, Moffett, Priess. THIRD ROW: Kyle, Baden, Pieper, Benton, Tote, Goebel, Hamsness, Blomquist. FOURTH ROW: M. Pearson, Corcoran, Gramm, Cooper, J. Peterson, Paul, Malmborg, Baker. FIFTH ROW: G. Gianoulis, Oakes, Forsberg, Mooney, Phelps, Goodell, Rosmussen, Ostrander. SHUTTERBUGS FIRST ROW: Mr. Hovey, Tracy, V. Pres., Pool , Pr  ., Henslin, Treat., Brown, S c. SECOND ROW: M. Johnson, Menshek, Word, Toylor, Henderson. THIRD ROW: Ross, Wilson, Luedlke, Gibbs, Dahl, Wong. Lights! Camera! Action! — and the Shutterbugs start shooting. Under the direction of Mr. Hovey, these camera jockeys learn their art through contests, field trips, and discussions of photographic techniques. CENTRAL SHARPSHOOTERS FIRST ROW: Mr. Hardy, Poole, Pres., Bridgemon, Sec.-Treos. SECOND ROW: Langlois, Manley, Green, Nessetl. THIRD ROW: Chamberlain, Henslin, link, D. Johnson, Dahl. FOURTH ROW: Wiebe, luedlke, Gibbs, Honsing, Hapf. When the lead starts flying on the set, everyone knows the Central Sharpshooters have taken over. With Director Hardy and his assistant, Floyd Poole, in charge of the proper care and handling of firearms, safety is assured during the action scenes. 21 TKIETTES FIRST ROW; Miss Doniolt. Green, Swanson, Morchessoult, G. Johnson, Sandquist, Miss Turnquist. SECOND ROW: Broan, Carpenter, Stiles, Polmquist, P. Olson, Bolduc, McDonald, Forte. THIRD ROW; Sonek, Nordquitt, Rollers, Heidel, Pratt, Limberii, Rallii. FOURTH ROW: Zimmerman. Lunow, Grindeland, Sukau, B. Hansen. M. Homen, Swanson, Bjerke. FIFTH ROW: Wilson, Erickson, Klopp, M. Smith, Selander, Kleckner, Dunn, Douglos, Johnstone. SIXTH ROW: Lind, Barton, Rand, Perreault, Woolsey, Sjoblom, Snesrud, Haug, Gramm, Hough. In Central Studio, the Triettes provide recreotion, entertainment, and discussion groups. Many of the actresses used in our productions are found within this group. A division of the Y.W.C.A., the Triettes, under the direction of Miss Daniels and Miss Turnquist from the home lot and Mrs. Jones from Y.W.C.A. headquarters, have shows, such as the spring style review featuring fashions from a leading Minneapolis store. Besides get-togethers for fun, the Hi-Y and Triettes combined efforts in the Heart Fund campaign and took charge of the Easter program. TKIETTES €ABIXET FIRST ROW: Sandquist, Carpenter, Stiles. President; Forte, Vice-president; Straucl, Tr oiur«r; Krut . SECOND ROW: Gramm, Ogr n, Oiireim, Holvin, Secretary; Rallit, Rollers, Carver. TltlETTES FIRST ROW: Plant, Fowler, Macho, O'Reilly, Wallick. SECOND ROW: Sicbert, Thunn, Robichon, Bocckmonn, Apploboum, Child . Lowery THIRD ROW: Crosson, Wood , Von Galdor, Moffett, Jacobsen, lee, Sather, Halvin. FOURTH ROW: Jeffers, Kruse, Dumas, Staab, Carroll, Strouel, Midthun, Backstrom. FIFTH ROW: Flink, Bjerke, A. Johnson, E. Anderson, Ogron, Ogren, N. Anderson, D. Johnson, Robinson. SIXTH ROW: Foo, Majerus, Miller, Stroh, Carver, Herberg, Clausen, Boosalis, M. Johnson, Polfuss. (.MILS' ( IJ K (AIMAIT FIRST ROW: Tierney, Sec., Corcoran, Boosalis, V. Pres., Hall, Pres. SECOND ROW: Foo, Hullott, Lamb, M. Johnson. Kiomen. The lot regrets that it must give a farewell salute to the Girls' Club after 37 years of service. Under the supervision of Miss Miller and Miss Bireline, the lot's new starlets quickly became acquainted with their new surroundings; and with the semi-annual style shows, the stars and starlets were always fashion wise. 23 1II-Y FIRST ROW: Mr. Roehning, Qucnroe, Rooch, Willi, Tokekowa, Schreiber, Evam. SECOND ROW: D. lattercll, Will, Poole, Bowman, Reed, Sorenson, Kuthino. THIRD ROW: Schmidt, J. Peterson, Gaines, Wilion, Dronen, Sandberg, S. Lattercll. FOURTH ROW: R. Ness, Scholl, Adams, Sponge, Edmund, B. Smith, Speliopoulous, Bryant. FIFTH ROW: Hollar, Isely, J. Anderson, Bjerke, Oakes, lehner. Biros, H. Honsen. SIXTH ROW: Jallo, Van Rickley, Motuschek, Nickles, Wodrich, Butin, Brush. Boyle, lassell. The Hi-Y group on the Central lot is a worthwhile service and social organization. The actors gain skill in many fields. Stage frigh is overcome by giving annual speeches in the churches in this area in behalf of the Community Chest Drive. Social poise, needed by every movie idol, is gained through repeated contact with other actors while working on projects and at social functions. This year money was raised to send Hi-Y members to summer camps. HI-Y CABINET okekowa. Nets. Adornt, Treoturer; Bulin, Wilton, President; Woodrich, Vice pretidenf; Scholl, Secretary; S. latterell, Kuthino, ex. resident. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE FIRST ROW: Mr . Seller , Birnberg. V. Pret., Rail! , Prot., Donovan, Soc., Ogron, Treat. SECOND ROW: Willi, Douglas, Ritley, Booth, Rote, Paddock. THIRD ROW: Sjoblom, Sandberg, Herber, Pearson, Gainet, lotterell, Thunn. In the scenes portraying the interpretation of great oratorical works, one can always rely on the National Forensic League headed by Mrs. Sellers. Membership in this league is limited to those earning points through service, debate, and extemporaneous speeches. MIMES MUMMERS FIRST ROW: Mrt. Adamt, Carpenter, Howket, V. Pret., Sondberg, Pret., Hanard, Sec., Kyle, Treat. SECOND ROW: Roflfert, Rallit. Gunther, Andorton, Paddock, Van Galder, Blake, Reichert. THIRD ROW: R. Wilton, B. Wilton, Whiting, Phelpt, Turner, J. Johnton, Doug-lot. FOURTH ROW: Jallo, Dahle, Nett, Feothentone, R. Adamt, Donovon, R. Hall, Gainet. In our studio there are those actors for whom all the world's a stage, but the Central stage is one set for their star performances. They call themselves Mimes and Mummers. Their repertoire included When the Chimes Rang , directed by Mrs. Adams. 25 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Humphrey, Johnstone, Rand, latterell. SECOND ROW: Corcoran, Thunn, Rallii, Goebel, Booth, Roffers, Stiles. THIRD ROW; Kuthino, Sanden, Barton, Clausen, lind, Gunther, Gramm, Ogren. FOURTH ROW; Sandberg, Rudquist, Dahle, Pearson, Kerstcn, Enke, Birnberg. The well-informed group on our studio lot is called the National Honor Society. Annually, they sponsor a joint meeting with qualifying non-members. Their purpose is to stress good character, scholastic superiority, outstanding leadership, and service on the lot at all times. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP FIRST ROW: Harps, Dahlman, J. Anderson, Dahlquist, Baker. SECOND ROW: Bjustrom, Gillespie, Roy, McElroy, R. Honion, Manning. THIRD ROW: J. Pearson, Hjorth, Evans, Monroe, Urashi, Church, I. Nelson. FOURTH ROW: I. Hjorth, Herner, S. Peterson, Siemens, Gjevre, Barton, Ekstedt. Our movie industry wouldn't be complete without a certain touch of a religious nature. This is carried out by the Christian Fellowship group. The producer of this organization is Miss Edlund, who, because of illness, was only on the lot at the beginning of the year. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Mi Kicher, Hall, Ryan, Stile , Potxwald, Palmquiit. SECOND ROW: Jockton, Foo, Applebaum, Rallii, Limberi , Sathcr, Carpenter. THIRD ROW: Corcoran, Will , Tierney, Lamb, Ura hi, Carey, Booth, O ten o. FOURTH ROW: Findell, D. Johnton, Backitrom, Kuihino, Krute, Kiemen, Hagen. Sanden, I. Johnton. FIFTH ROW; Wilton, Donovan, Burnei, Itely, Foilor, Miner, Abrohamton, Witti, Nielien, Lattrell. The Junior Governing Board of Directors is headed by Paul Ryan. Under the guidance of Miss Kicher, they have sent baskets to poor families, sponsored dances, and formed committees to improve the school. I . T. S. A. FIRST ROW: Mr . Blomquitl, Mr . Midthun, Mr . Stoecker, Mr . Heyer, Mr. Andenon, Mr . Pearion, Mr . Adam , Mr. Blume, Mr. Hovey, Mi t Kicher, Rev. Goodell, Mr . Birnberg, Mr. Birnberg. SECOND ROW: Mr . Roach, Mr. Bruth, Audrey Sother. The chief aim of the Senior Board of Directors is to interest the parents in the education and activities of the children. They throw the studio wide open for tours of inspection bi-annually. 27 LIBRARY MONITORS FIRST ROW: Schueth, Hagen, Merrifield, Hanson. SECONO ROW: Coleman, Robichon, Gronquisl, Monroe, Lamb, Hulletl, Holm. Here's a group that aids the whole production crew in finding references and books which are needed in the making of each and every movie. The Library Monitors are under the excellent guidance of Mrs. Brice, executive librarian, and Miss Thompson, assistant. HALL MONITORS FIRST ROW: Miss Kicher, Lindgren, Anselmin, D. Nelson. SECOND ROW: McArdle, Potxwald, S. Peterson, Mtzuhata. THIRD ROW: D. Monge, Manuel, T. Pederson, Dean Monge, Cullen. FOURTH ROW: Blanchard, Wiebe, Van Rickley, Thomas, Sullivan, Ellingen. The Hall Monitors are our guards. They have faithfully watched at all the gates to be sure that no one will crash the production of our movie. The captain of the guards, Miss Helen Kicher, keeps a close check on all stations. 28 RED CROSS rlKoI KUW: Milt Legale, Kotfke, Taumck, Macho, Nordquut. SECOND ROW: Woods, Kyon, uuenroe, Lunow, Denny, Wadley, Tighe. THIRD ROW: Neiieil, Arendl, Matters, J. Peterson, B. Booth, luger, Midthun, Bjerke. FOURTH ROW: B. Wilson, Hjorth, Hawkinson, Monroe, Higgins, J. Hjorth, Gromm. FIFTH ROW: B. Hansen, Byrne, Melonder, Holtor, Williams, Eiling, Hawkes, Jensen. Helpfulness is their watchwordl Headed by Miss Legate, this unit takes pride in providing gift boxes for the underprivileged children of foreign lands. Other projects through the year have been making tray favors for the disabled veterans and collecting money for the Junior Red Cross. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Thro, Blomquist, Tracy, Wong, Elspeth, Dunn. SECOND ROW: J. Nets, J. Larson, Kindom, Lang , Stoccker, Johnstone, B. Booth. THIRD ROW: Ostenso, Hullett, Rong, Westvaag, P. Honson, Sanocki, Manning, Forte. FOURTH ROW: Fitier, Kampf, Siebert, Gorman, C. Swanson, Pieper, Lehman, Lynch. FIFTH ROW: Gehring, Sundby, Monahan, Rand, Jacobsen, Boosolis, Backstrom, Sweiven, Carpenter. SIXTH ROW: Lindmeyer, Mills, Gjevre, Barton, Kersten, Freund, Virnig, Oakes, M. Hanson, logelin. A penny saved is a penny earned. With such a slogan the banking committee appeals to the entire personnel to save for the senior budget and be able to meet such incidental fees as the newspaper, the yearbook, and locker assignments. NEWS FIRST ROW: Mr. Mulligan, Marlene Ogren, Dahl, Austin, Sandberg. SECOND ROW: lindgren, Weiss, Booth, Marlys Ogren, McDonough, Corey. THIRD ROW: Mitchell, Findell, Carver, J. Larson, Sohlin, Schultz, Franson. FOURTH ROW: Brown, Vir-nig, Foatherstone, Jollo, Byrne, Sanden. All the news that's fit FALL NEWS STAFF Co-editors Asst. Editor School Editor Club Editor Sports Editor Girls' Sports Cartoonist Business Mgr. Advertising Mgr. Circulation Mgr. News Editor Leahfoy Dahl Moriono Ogren Dick Sandberg Marlys Ogren Nancy Anderson Jerry Jallo Darlene Franson Howard Sanden Verdelle Sohlin Nancy Carey Mary McDonough Gloria Austin to print is the admonition with which Mr. Mulligan, advisor of the Central High News, sends out his reporters. Their star performance given alternate Wednesdays, is a unifying agent in the school. SPRING NEWS STAFF Co-editors Asst. Editor School Editor Club Editor Sports Editor Girls' Sports Cartoonist Business Mgr. Advertising Mgr. Circulation Mgr. Marlene Ogren Dick Sandberg Gloria Austin Marlys Ogren Nancy Anderson Jerry Jallo Solly Miller Howard Sanden Verdelle Sohlin Nancy Carey Mary McDonough AIJA. FIRST ROW: M. Johnson, Mr. M. R. Johnson, Barton. SECOND ROW: Kyle, Roffers, Everson, Thunn, Rallis. THIRD ROW: Stroh, lind, Flugour, Kottko, Gramm, Cooper. FOURTH ROW: Herberg, Burnes, Featherstone, Clausen. Behind the closed and locked doors, the Centralian Staff worked secretly and diligently, combining new ideas with tradition in an effort to make this year's production a winner in its field. Amid the noisy clatter of the ancient typewriter and the lusty shouts of Knock it off! Mr. Melvyn Johnson, the director of this production, attempted to instruct his student underwriters. Assisting Mr. Johnson was our Editor-in-Chief, Jane Thunn, and her two assistants, Ramona Everson and Athene Rallis. Our thanks go out to these four leaders who contributed so much time and energy to the 1951 Centralian. Editor-in-Chief ....... Jane Thunn Assistant Editors.....................................Ramona Everson Athene Rallis Business Manager...................................Bruce burnes Business Assistant ...... Jeon Barton Art Editor .................................Earlene Kyle Faculty.............................................- Rito Rofters Features ....... Margie Kottke Jeanne Stroh Organizations ...... Johannes Dahle Ann Flugaur Ann Herberg Janet Lind Boys' Sports ...... Fred Feotherstone Charles Goodell Girls' Sports.........................................Marian Cooper Senior Section ..... Morgaret Johnson Grace Clausen Homeroom Section.........................................Mory Gramm Faculty Advisor.................................Mr. Melvyn Johnson flftST KOWl GtIWtpi . 0. Hrivo . J. A«t„v «. SECOND HOW, Ur.«, A dr o . l .r. M « yh «. Horton. THIRD ROW: Row. Ion. J. lotlM. 0. lottrr.ll, SorgMdl. MwN. lowt . IOURTM ROW: Bonington. Wojw. Rk k . Moonoy. Almqvnl. Kutondor. r.I.noo, lu dlk flfTM ROW: Tight, Orton, Brnton, S holUr. Mtrbti. M. Monton. truth. tyrn ond Mf. Milt . Wollit. Motlot, I. Swowon. A. Schiro . Itoty- 0. ®'-Hoinocko. Mt«li«. Hoort, Amundton. loW. Row. W. KAMI Here's one group that can really blow its own horn without fear of contradiction. As the pinnacle of instrumental music on the Control lot, the band hot done such fine background musk and sound effects for our productions that it promises to be the best in the city next yeor. In the spring concert alumni who ore musk students at the University of Minnesota were used as soloists. As concert moster, Eorl lewis is tops. He was chosen for this office os a representative band member and one showing all the qualities of good musicianship. Sounds issuing from the bond room eorly in the morning provo that Mr. Miles is at work. fl Sl OWi Hous'd. P, Andonon. Yovnkk. Sokor. Strok. Gwdmvodion. loborti. I. Andonon. Simtn, Jockten. SECOND OW, f. Notion. Dw oy. HflK . Tokakowo. Warlk. K. Paiarton. L Ckrlitonton. M. Monion. Honor. Schuoth. Poorion. PoPon. THItD HOW. i. Johiwon. Joknlgoo. Urong. Mooro. Potion. O. Sckiroi. Tirltlo. Scholar. SchuMor. Ho mi noil. Awtoy, todon. oy. jo« EOUPTH SOW A. Ckrlitonton, Hong. A. Joknion. Edmond. Haikkinsn, llonchot. W. Smith, ). Honion,  yon. Woldon. Sloookor, fink. Ronikougon. Solondor. Motion. EIETH SOW: Dohl ■on, Chriitnogol, OoMo. A. Slkirot. Wilion. J. Non. tund, Momlot, Grotibvtk, Spong. Bo'kvnt, Gunthor, Svftdby. CHOI It One of the most select groups on the lot is the choir which gives us that bit of Heaven which we hove on eorth — musk. By means of the many requested loan contracts, the Central Choir has proven again and again that musk hath charms. These tolented stors and starlets have made academy award scenes in many of our movies. Their public appearonces and commercial record albums ore two of the best advertising mediums for the studio. Two annual evening concerts ore given each year by the choir. The Christmas Concert is always free, but the Spring Concert is a moneymaking venture. The oscar for their efforts will come next year when the combined choirs of the city's studios will sing two evening concerts with the world renowned Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra. They will present the Messiah by Handel. CENTRAL SINGERS FIRST ROW: Dohle, Oirector; Schueth, RofFers, Tighe. SECOND ROW: Ronshaugen, Schuller, Kompf, Selander, Yaunick. THIRD ROW: Spong, Net . A. Schires, G. Schires, Stroh, K. Petenon. Although this group is only two years old, it has gained fame by singing all over the city. It is unique because it is the only all star and starlet activity on the studio lot. With Johannes Dahle wielding the baton, the Central Singers have added their talents to many productions. GIRLS9 GLEE CLUII FIRST ROW: Mr. Miles, little, lozarre, Nadort, Robinson, Denny, Brown. SECOND ROW: McManus, Wallace, Flannagan, Mitchell, Ward, Willert, Shelton. THIRD ROW: Gunderson, Baker, Evans, Chivers, Jackson, Jean Chivers, Willette. FOURTH ROW: M. Nelson, Williams, Sukau, Young, Schwortz, C. Swanson, Almberg. FIFTH ROW: M. Johnson, Kottke, Filing, Lehman, Rickard, Buchner, Plant, Gerbig. In this $tepping-stone toward the first choir, the fundamentals of music: breath control, posture, enunciation, and correct tones are being taught. This fine training is received not only in the Girls' Glee Club but also in the second choir, the extras in our musical productions. STAGE CREW LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Johnson, R. Hall, Henslin, Minihtk, Dietz, Gree, Enke, langlois, Bridgeman. Dim the lights! Start the cameras rolling! Cut! These are the familiar phrases with which Christie Enke and Bob Hall, stage directors, give the signal to proceed. With these words another movie is underway. O. T. C. FIRST ROW: Triem, Gunther, Mr. Mile , Stroh, luren. SECOND ROW: Christensen, Schueth, luger, You-nick. Rotters, Tighe. THIRD ROW: Kyle, Dahle, Ross, Schires, Groszbush, Andreas. FOURTH ROW: Baker, Poole. Rood, Schuller, Manning. This new organization replaced the Hi-C club on the Central lot and is promising not only to train the stars and starlets, but also to further good music in the entire studio. 35 SELECTED SHORTS 1. Keep in order! Last name first! 2. Oz Black — It's easy to draw with a model like Marilyn. 3. In the office — what's the big attraction? 4. Decorating the Christmas tree. (They're really taking the decorations down.) 36 ■ ■ . ar g -$rSsi‘ . SPORT LIGHT 37 .ioe’s cor 2YED T BLANCHARD MONGE GALLAGHER PEDERSON DRONEN WILCZEK THOMAS SCORES CENTRAL .... 21 MARSHALL 0 it 32 NORTH 0 J •' ' ’ •¥ COACH n 39 VOCATIONAL 7 J L a 26 SOUTH o a 19 WEST 13 V n 13 EDISON 0 St 7 ROOSEVELT 7 MARKLEY TWIN CITY GAME CENTRAL.. . 7 WASHINGTON . 20 Led by All-citymen, Jim Dardis, Tom Pederson, and John Blanchard, the powerful Pioneers rolled to an undefeated season to cop the Mill City's Gridiron Oscar. Coach Markley conceived and perfected his excellent stunt by bringing the Central actors into the sportlight. While playing the Twin City Championship game amidst flying and drifting snow, the Pioneer's famous T was subdued in a real heartbreaker. CONGRATULATIONS, JOE! 38 Denny Monge shows his fangs as he brings Washington's Follmar down in the Twin City game, IHM Itl.K ll. lPIO.VS Joe Markey (left) wins the Crying Towel Championship of 1950 for his tearful pre-season description of the team that copped the city crown. Co-captains Jim Gallagher and Tom Pederson (below) accept the trophy for their football championship. FIRST ROW: Mr. Nagel, Blanchard, Mongo, Gallagher, Mr. Markley, T. Pederson, Oronen, Wilczok, Thomas, Evans. SECOND ROW: Manuel, Wisli, Cullen, Quinn, Dordis, McArdlo, Bauman, Honson. THIRD ROW: Jackson, Kersten, O'Brien, Pcohl, Brandt, Ellingen, Quam, J. Pederson. FOURTH ROW: Gehring, Cotton, Monge, J. Anderson, Spong, lindmeier. Colemon. FIFTH ROW: Boulden, Speliopoulis, Wodrich, LaBelle, Helling, Smith. SOI’IIOMOIt E SQUAD FIRST ROW: Throndsen, Stoopes, N. Hanson, C. Nelson, Joseph, Barton, Waters, Crakes, Kroft. SECOND ROW: Cunningham, Heil, Newbauer, Quinn, Gohde, Judy, Tripp, Wells, Crakes. THIRD ROW: Mogrcn, C. Berg, R. Berg, Quenroe, .Coughlin, Eide, Monson, Herber, Forsberg. FOURTH ROW: Thoreson, Webb, Bauman, Engman, Condon, Jacobsen, Rckow Rodberg. FIFTH ROW: Oakes, Reed, Sollors, Phillips, Moore, Schires, Andreas. Varsity coach Markley has his eyes on a number of these apprentice stuntmen, who, under Whitey Thoreson's direction, produced four wins out of six games. Many of these boys are Joe's hope for copping another gridiron Oscar for the future season. Led by Pederson, Cullen, Quinn, Dordis, and McArdle, Central's offensive-minded eleven piled up points almost at will. Deadly passing by Cullen kept the opponent's defense well spread, while the snake-hipped, speed demon Dardis sped through their line for long gains. The powerful Quinn always acquired that yard or two, and McArdle's tricky reverses completely baffled Central's foes. Thomas Blanchard VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Coach Thoreson, I. Jackson, R. Cullen, R. Scanlon, D. Quinn, J. Rodberg, A. Levitt, J. Patzwald. SECOND ROW: R. Dunn, R. Koslic, O. Thomas, D. Magnuson, J. Blanchard, R. Bauman, D. Quam, E. Henslin. The cards were stacked against the small but potent Pioneer bas-keteers who dropped only one game but lost the City crown on a percentage basis to Edison. Three Central dribblers acquired All-City honors: John Blanchard, Ollie Thomas, and John Patzwald who will lead next year's squad to greater heights. Central 51 Vocational 20 Central 62 Southwest 50 Central 59 West 39 Central 29 Edison 35 Central 60 Henry 47 Centrol 65 North 40 Central 64 Woshburn 46 TWIN CITY Central 57 Monroe 40 DISTRICT PlAYOFF Central 40 Edison 47 The bucket squad of '52 should be a hot shooting outfit since the '51 sophomores, coached by Bill Hawker, produced an abundance of first rate varsity timber. Although the season locked material success in the won-lost department, these boys will be a valuable asset to the varsity team. SOI IIO IORE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: R. Jacobson. E. Failor, R. Newbauer, R. Judy, G. Moore, P. Rickert. J. Jackson. SECOND ROW: Coach Hawker, T. Luna-berg, M. Heil, S. Ajax, J. Bold, N. Hanson, R. Throndson, R. Siemens. mm BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Patzwald, Dardis, Werth, L. Jackson. SECOND ROW: Manuel, Lundberg, Gaines, Owens, D. Quinn, D. Johnson. THIRD ROW. Mr. Hardy, N. Hanson, Abrahamson, Blanchard, Quom, Freund, Scanlon, J. Quinn. Coached successfully by Marv Hardy, the Baseball Team smashed to a Twin City championship last year. Carl Thomas, '50, pitched a no-hitter when Central copped the playoff for the crown. Several of the champs, including red hot John Blanchard, are back this season to help the Pioneers repeat for first place honors. Blanchard slides under the throw to Dunn. TRACK FIRST ROW: Wallace, Carmichael, Cullen, Burkstrand, T. Pederson, Wodrich, Ryan. SECOND ROW: Witti, Guenther, Adams, Byrne, limond, Judy. THIRD ROW: Hammer, Hansen, Magnusen, Newbauer, Bakke, Hesse, Boyle. FOURTH ROW: Smithe, Bulin, Quenroe, Webb, Horstman, Mindrum, Sorenson. FIFTH ROW: lanning, Pierro, Schires, Dennis Monge, Peohl, Dean Monge, Mr. Hawker. Our spirited Track Team of 1951 is considered one of the finest products of Bill Hawker's coaching. Paced by such standouts as Clayt Burkstrand and Bob Cullen, Central's Cinder Beaters will prove a serious contender for first place honors. Hawker primes his speed merchant, Burkstrand. Cullen goes up and over. CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW: Byrne, Brown, Wilson, Sorenson. SECOND ROW: Hawker, Martinson, Ryan, Brush. Paced by Captain Paul Ryan, who ran seventh in the State finals, our Hurrying Harriers finished in third place for their city competition. HOCKEY FIRST ROW: Spong, Kotsonas, Delano, D. Nielson, Bolin, Condon. SECOND ROW: Miner, Hall, Wallentine, Brandt, latterell, I. Nielson, Sandberg, Logelin, Sandmeyer. Though fighting all the way, our Blademen had their pre-seaSon hopes for another championship shattered, winning two games, losing three, and tieing two. The underclassmen on the Hockey squad showed promise of better things for 1952. • Featherstone slams one 250 yards, Tanker Wesslinq home first Dunn serves an ace Pucksters near a goal FIRST ROW: R. Berg, Well , Boulden. SECOND ROW: W. Wells, Brown, Stoll. Fourre, J. Honsen. THIRD ROW: Mr. Roehn-ing, T. Podcrson, Westling, Buck, Beckley. The Pioneer Swimming Team splashed to third place honors for the city; losing only three times while gaining nine victories. Although many stars will be lost by graduation, all spots can be capably filled for next year's team. WRESTLING FIRST ROW: Ecklund, Fronton, McCall. SECOND ROW: Mongo, Manual, Williams, Joseph, Hamer. THIRD ROW: link, Nielson, Crakes, Oakes, Wiebe, Mr. Hardy. 50 Although riddled with injuries and lacking experience, our grapplers limped home with four victories and three defeats. Composed almost entirely of sophomores and juniors, the wrestling team surprised Coach Hardy with this unexpected record. Mr. Ihorcson, Swedbcrg, Dohtc, Wilson, Dunn, Fast, J. Rodborg, Roach. Rudquist, R. Johnson. The Pioneer Tennis outfit has been tagged by rivals as the team to beat for this year's tennis crown. Outstanding are Dick Johnson and Bob Dunn, considered tops in the city. Another Central championship is impending. GOLF m Mr. Addington, V. Olson. Led by Vic Olson, the only returning letterman, the 1951 divot diggers have high aspirations for their city league competition. Promising material and a favorable schedule, plus Coach C. T. Addington's excellent instruction, all point the way for their success. G. A. A. FIRST ROW: Mi  Slocum, Glenny, Palmquist, Hagen. SECOND ROW: Min Nickerson, Stoecker, Hage, Rallis, Mrs. Hawker. THIRD ROW: Jacobsen, Anderson, Masters, Corcoran. FOURTH ROW: Hanson, Majerus, Hazzard, Hullctf, Lamb. The Girls' Athletic Association helps to keep the stars and starlets of Central Studio in trim for their leading roles. This department of our studio offers various sports. Under the capable supervision of our athletic directors, Miss Slocum and Mrs. Hawker, the girls enjoy basketball, volleyball, biking, hiking, tennis, swimming, badminton, bowling, and golf. Along with this pleasant recreation they also learn good sportsmanship. These girls are participating in the G.A.A. volleyball tournament. BADMINTON Athene Rallis and Bev Palmquist. The badminton champs of Central Studio this year are Beverly Palmquist and Athene Rallis. They fought hard for points but were eliminated in the Twin-City play-offs. SWIMMING FIRST ROW: Taylor, Jensen, Perron, N. Benton, Douglas, longe. SECOND ROW: Sundby, Crossen, Meixner, Amundson, Lamb, Miller. 54 The mermaids of our movie industry have appeared in many of our aqua reviews. They gain skill in diving and varying strokes by the practices and meets held in Bryant's pool. TEMIS FIRST ROW: E. Anderson, Bjerke, Uroshi, Lange, Crosson, Duray, Hage, Polmquist, Monroe, Von Galder, Hazzard. SECOND ROW: Horton, Findell, J. Peterson, Kruse, Moneyhun, P. Miller, Sundby, Amundson, Hagen, Hullett, Lamb, Masters, S. Miller, Meixner. The weatherman gave the tennis enthusiasts strong competition even to the point of forcing them to practice indoors. In spite of this, stiff competition will be offered by the champs Bev Polmquist, singles, and Pat Lamb and Phyllis Hullett, doubles. GOLF FIRST ROW: Sundby, Masters, S. Miller, Findell, J. Peterson, Duray, Van Galder, Longe, Bjerke, Amundson, Hullett. SECOND ROW: Merrifield, Urashi, Monroe, Lamb, Hage, Polmquist, Hagen, Ruhnke, N. Benson, Kruse, Moneyhun, Horton, Crosson, Meixner, E. Anderson, Connie Bjerke. Learning how to hold a golf club properly, how to swing, and how to stand are all parts of learning how to play golf. Twelve girls in this picture were chosen as the lucky ones to swing golf clubs for Central on the city courses. 55 T-T- Roger Wilton HAL- TRAL Carol Foo Arlys Kolteth YAH!CENTRAL! Rog up-tide-down again! CEN- Harriet Bowman STARS 57 i OFFICERS AMI CABINET FRONT ROW: Holl, Vkoprosident; Kushino, President. SECOND ROW: Wilton, Treasurer; I. Johnson, Secretary. The Senior Class Cabinet, consisting of the class officers and the committee chairmen, who were selected by the officers, played a prominent role in the preparation and completion of the grand finale. From the first Senior meeting in the auditorium to the long awaited premiere of Commencement, this Cabinet directed all Senior activities. FIRST ROW: Carpenter, Corcoran, Hall, Kushino, Johnson, Wilton, Rollit, Stiles. SECOND ROW: Ryan, Jallo, Thomas, Clausen, latterell, Sandberg, Donovan. SCHOLASTIC STARS Salutatorian Jean Barton Valedictorian Athene Rallis TOP TEN — FIRST ROW: Jane Johnstone, Marilyn Stile , Athene Rallii. SECOND ROW: Rita Roffers, Jane Thunn. THIRD ROW: Marlene Ogren, Grace Clausen, Jean Barton. FOURTH ROW: Stove lattorell, Johannes Dahle. Special recognition is given to those stars who attained the top ten steps in the stairway of scholarship. 59 THE 1IAEL Prettiest Eyes Bob Dunn Pot Knudson Best All Around Roger Wilson Nancy Hall Most likoly to Succeed Norman Kushino Athene Rallis Best Figure Jeon Paulson Tom Pederson Prettiest Hair Joanne Pearson Jim Gallagher 8est Dancer Barb Toohey Ronald Boulden Most Talkative Sheila Nelson Bob Adams Nicest Smile Virgie Carpenter Ollie Thomas Wittiest Earlene Kyle Dale Virnig Peppiest Jim Dardis Harriet Bowman Best Dressed Audroy Salher Ronnie Larson Cutest Jerome Brandt Friendliest Mary Limbcris Dan Donovan Most Talented Maureen Tigho Jo Dahle Patty Olson Bob Cullen Most Athletic Bev Palmquist John Blanchard Best Personality Marilyn Stiles Jerome McGlode Bov Larson REPRESENTATIVE CENTRALITFS ____ Paul Ryon The Senior class applauds you. Representative Centralites. For your outstanding leadership, personality, scholastic average, service on the lot, and for your participation in sports and extra-curricular activities, your producers and fellow stars present you with your gold medal award — the honor of being on the top — a Representative Cen-tralite. Norman Kuihino Ollie Thomoi Marilyn Stilei Roger Wil on Athene Rallit ★ Nancy Holl i ST A IKS Adams, Robert . . . He drowns his thoughts in o stream of words. News Staff; Mimes and Mummers; National Forensic League; Holl of Fome; Red Cross; Hi-Y; Track. Allen, Carole . . . Here's a young lady as good as gold; she's never shy nor is she bold. Honor Roll; Service Committee. Allen, Margaret ... A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Honor Roll; Choir; G.A.A. Anderson, Elaine . . . Reserved, but full of fun. Honor Roll; Choir; Mimes and Mummers; Triettes; Leadership Conference; Lotin Club; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Program Committee; Class Play Cast. Anderson, John . . . He's of a humorous frame of mind. Band; Hi-Y; Football. Anderson, Joyce . . . She has big blue eyes and hair of gold. Honor Roll; Bank Cashier; Christian Fellowship; Leadership Conference; G.A.A.; Girls' Club. Arendt, Audrey . . . She's never at a loss for words. Triettes; Girls' Club. Austin, Gloria ... A jolly girl full of fun; for a peppy companion, she's the one. Honor Roll; Assistant Editor of the News; Christian Fellowship; Girls' Club; Program Committee; Music Club. Autey, Joyce ... A girl whom many nice words follow. Choir; Girls' Club. Barnhill, Durene . . . Live, laugh and bo merry. Triettes; Girls' Club. Barton, Jean . . . Kindness is the secret of happiness. Saluta-torian; Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Bank Cashier; Centralian Staff; Band; • Choir; Christian Fellowship; Triettes; Leadership Conference; Class Play Committee; Music Club; P.T.S.A. Executive Board. Bathurst, Verna . . . Silence is golden and so is she. Choir; Girls' Club. Anderson, Nancy ... A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. News Staff; Triettes; Girls' Club; Commencement Committee. Anderson, Norman . . . He's a quiet man, but quite a man.' Lunchroom Monitor. Anderson, Phyllis . . . Silence gives grace to a woman. Choir; Girls' Club. Anderson, Richard . . . It's greater to be small and shine, than great and cast a shadow. Andree, Gloria . . . She's nice without trying. Honor Roll; Work Program; Triettes; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Angrimson, Beverly . . . Don't let those shy looking people fool you. Choir; Girls' Club. IKIMX, ST Bolstad, Edward . . . If it isn't funny, he'll make it so. Hall Monitor; Band. Bonstrom, Ruth . . . Simplicity and truth dwell in her heart. Christian Fellowship; Girls' Club. Boosalis, Marina . . . Sophisticated lady. Honor Roll; Bank Cashier; Leadership Conference; Latin Club; Girls' Club, Treasurer and Vice-president; Social Committee. Boulden, Ronald . . . Rascals are always sociable. Hall of Fame; Red Cross; Leadership Conference; C Winner; Football; Swimming; Track; Service Committee. Bowman, Harriet . . . She is full of hep from top to toe; she has the pep to make things go. Honor Roll; Hall of Fame; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; C Winner; Cheerleader; Spanish Club. Boyle, Joe . . . A man's action is an index to his character. Bank Cashier; Leadership Conference; Hi-Y; Program Committee. Bauman, Richard . . . Lives of great men remind us . . . there's a chance for any guy. Honor Roll; Lunchroom Monitor; Bank Cashier; C Winner; Basketball; Football; Cap and Gown Committee; Track. Besscsen, Frank ... A peace above all earthly dignities. Camera Club. Bjerko, Jerry . . . Quiet Worker. Honor Roll; Latin Club; Hi-Y. Blake, Catherine . . . Gentle, generous, genuine. Mimes and Mummers; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Service Committee. Blanchard, John . . . He owns a one-way ticket to success. Hall Monitor; Lunchroom Monitor; Hall of Fame; Representative Centralite,- C Winner; Basketball; Football; Baseball; Service Committee. Bolduc, Barbara . . . She was cut out to be an angel . . . but someone ran awoy with the pattern. Triettes; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Baccalaureate Committee. Brandt, Jerome . . . He's ready for sports, good times and fun. Lunchroom Monitor; News Staff; Hall of Fame; Leadership Conference; C Winner; Star Winner; Football; Hockey; Cop and Gown Committee. Broan, Anne Marie . . . She gathers the fruits of friendship. Honor Roll; Triettes; Red Cross; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Brown, Harry . . . He has the makings of a regular fellow. News Staff; Camera Club, Secretary; C Winner; Swimming; Track; Cross Country. Brush, Charles . . . No matter what the discussion be. I'll always find room to disagree. Honor Roll; Band; Choir; Red Cross, President and Treasurer; Leadership Conference; Hi-Y, President; Basketball; Football; Track; Baccalaureate Committee; Cross Country. Buchner, Phyllis . . . Attractive and fair with pretty blond hair. Choir; Triettes; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Girls' Glee Club. Buck, Dean . . . Life's a big lake, but I'm a good swimmer. Honor Roll; Leadership Conference; C Winner; Emblem Winner; Football; Swimming. RISING STARS Buel, Marlys . . . This maiden sweet with dark brown hair is free from worry, free from care. Honor Roll; Triettes; Girls' Club. Burnes, Bruce ... A strong determination will always find success. Student Council; Bank Cashier; Centralian Staff; Red Cross; Leadership Conference; Social Committee. Burns, Joe ... A likeable guy and a wonderful friend. Honor Roll; Lunchroom Monitor; Track; Cross Country. Buskirk, Jim . . . He doesn't say all he knows. Track. Bye, Russell . . . If silence were golden. I'd be a millionaire. Honor Roll; Work Program. Byrne, Duane . . . Wit and wisdom ore born with a man. Bank Cashier; News Staff; Red Cross; Leadership Conference,- C Winner; Emblem Winner; Football; Track; Cross Country. Clarke, Elinor ... A little miss that's sweet and fair, and also possesses qualities rare. Band. Clausen, Grace . . . She's bright, she's witty, she's charmingly pretty. Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Class Cabinet; Student Council; Centralian Staff; Triettes; Red Cross,-Leadership Conference; Latin Club; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Commencement Committee; Homecoming Committee. Coleman, Pat ... A life full of pleasantness. Collins, Jerry . . . His friends call it madness, but he calls if the 'Atlas Success Course'. Work Program. Comeau, Stanley ... A man of modest grace is he. Football-Track. Cooper, Marion . . . Sweet and cute, and fun to boot. Honor Roll; Lunchroom Monitor; Centralian Staff; Library Monitor; Latin Club; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Spanish Club; Memorial Committee; Class Play Cast. to turn away. Honor Roll; Student Council; Bank Cashier; News Staff; Hall of Fame; Leadership Conference,- Girls' Club; Homecoming Attendant; Prom Committee. Carmody, Jim . . . Thinker, worker, friend of all. Work Program. Carpenter, Virgie . . . Charming, lively, lots of fun, that's agreed by everyone. Class Cabinet; Student Council; Bank Cashier; Mimes and Mummers,- Triettes; Hall of Fame,- Representative Centralite,- Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; Baccalaureate Committee,- Spanish Club, Vice-president; Class Play Cast. Carver, Barbara . . . Her eyes are rhapsodies in blue. Bank Cashier; News Staff; Triettes; Red Cross; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; Publicity Committee. Charfier, Jeanette . . . Sparkling, smiling, attractive and gay. Honor Roll; News Staff; Work Program; Triettes; Red Cross; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club. Christensen, Arlett ... A mind so pure, so perfect, so fine. Choir; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; C Winner; Emblem Winner; Program Committee; Music Club. ItlSIM. STARS Dohlquist, Mary . . . Just as pleasant os she looks. Christian Fellowship, Secretary; Triettes; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Dordis, James . . . A mighty hero on the grid, but modest as to what he did. Hall of Fame; Leadership Conference; C Winner; Football; Hockey; Baseball. Davidson, Rosanne . . . She's nice to look at, and better to know. Triettes; Girls' Club; G.A.A. DeGidio, Delores ... A fashion plate. Girls' Club; Social Committee. Dickey, James . . . He and gloom ore no relation. Leadership Conference; Latin Club; Football; Class Play Committee. Dietz, Alvin . . . Dark and quiet, good and true — steady friendship offers you. Hall Monitor; Stage Crew; Work Program. Corcoran, Cathy . . . She is as sweet as she is fair, with friendly eyes and pretty hair. Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Class Cabinet; Student Council; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club, Secretary; G.A.A. Cotton, Harry . . . He works a while and plays a while. Rifle Club; Football. Crawford, Wayne . . . The man with the beautiful hair. Work Program; Hi-Y. Cullen, Robert ... A football mon, a basketball man, and last but not least — a lady's man. Hall Monitor; Work Program; Holl of Fame; C Winner; Star Winner; Baskotball; Football-Cap and Gown Committee,- Track. Dahl, Leahfay . . . Able and active, with brains and poise; she does a lot without much noise. News Editor; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Class Play Committee,- Honor Roll. Dohle, Johannes ... ''A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Honor Roll; National Honor Society, President; Student Council; Centralian Staff; Choir; Class Ploy and Social Committees; Music Club; Class Ploy Cast; Central Singers; Mimes and Mummers; Hall of Fame; Leadership Conference. Donnay, Mary Louise . . . Charming, lively, lots of fun, that's agreed by everyone. Honor Roll; Bank Cashier; Triettes; Girls' Club; Commencement Committee. Donovan, Dan . . . With his personality he needs no introduction. Class Cabinet; Student Council; Cabinet; Mimes and Mummers; Hall of Fame; Leadership Conference; Latin Club; Secretary; Publicity Committee,- Class Play Cost; National Forensic League, Secretary. Douglas, Barbara Leo . . . She'll make her place in the world. Mimes and Mummers; National Forensic League,- Triettes,- Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Homecoming Committee. Dreis, Suzanne . . . The will to do, the soul to dare,- a happy girl without a care. Honor Roll; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; Commencement Committee. Dronen, Dick . . . None quite like him though many would like to be. Hall Monitor; Latin Club; Hi-Y; C Winner; Bosketball; Football; Track; Social Committee. Dunn, Robert . . . Answer to a maiden's prayer. Lunchroom Monitor; Hall of Fame,- C Winner; Basketball; Tennis; Prom Committee. Duvick, Virginia . . . Always happy — seldom sad — just the kind of friend to have. Work Program; Girls' Club. Eckblad, Margaret . . . Margaret's a cheerful lass, one of the finest in our class. C Winner; Emblem Winner. Ecklund, Mary . . . Her heart is as light as her eyes are bright. Girls' Club. Egertson, Darrell . . . Why worry, it's so unnecessary. Honor Roll; Work Program. Ellingen, David . . . I'd rather hug a pigskin than anyone else I know. Hall Monitor; C Winner; Star Winner; Football; Publicity Committee. Engle, Joan . . . Cute and sweet, nice and neat. News Staff; Triettes; Girls' Club; G.A.A. surely be a man with a name. Hall Monitor; Christian Fellowship; Hockey; Tennis. Featherstone, Fred . . . He smiled and said, 'Don't rush me girls!' Honor Roll; Centralian Staff; News Staff; Mimes and Mummers; Leadership Conference; Latin Club; Hi-Y; Golf; Homecoming Committee; Class Play and Social Committees; C Winner. Fenoglio, John . . A man about town. Lunchroom Monitor; Work Program. Fink, Mary Ellen . . . Looks and charm and poise has she, a better choice there could not be. Choir; Class Play Committee; Triettes; Girls' Club. Finnerty, Marilyn . . . She's a gay and bonny lass, the merrymaker of her class. Honor Roll; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; Commencement Committee. Flugaur, Ann ... A quiet girl in whose maiden eyes a wealth of charm and friendship lies. Honor Roll; Bank Cashier; Centralian Staff; Choir; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Service Committee; Notional Honor Society. need a car. Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Stage Manager; C Winner; Social Committee; Homecoming Committee. Eppel, Joan . . . Her air, her manners — all who saw admired. Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Lunchroom Monitor. Erickson, David . . . full wise is he that knows himself best. Hall Monitor; Football. Erickson, Le Roy . . . An all around guy. Everson, Ramona . . - Her heort is lik® ° moon« there's a man in it. Honor Roll; Centralian Staff; Assistant Editor; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; Homecoming Committee; National Honor Society. Everson, Roy . . . A man of cheerful yesterday and happy tomorrow. Work Program. IKISIX. STAHN Foo, Carol . . . As likeable os lookable. Honor Roll; Student Council; Triettes; Red Cross, Secretary; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club, Secretary and Vice-president; C Winner; Social Committee; Cheerleader; Notional Honor Society. Franson, Darlene . . . The class of fashion, the model of form. Honor Roll; Nows Staff; Red Cross; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Prom Committee. Freund, Jerry . . . They say it pays to bluff — when you don't know how, it's tough. Honor Roll; Hall Monitor; Lunchroom Monitor; Bonk Cashier; Red Cross,- Hi-Y; C Winner; Basketball; Baseball. Gallagher, Jim . . . The girls are all in despair to find out how he curls his hair. Work Program; C Winner; Football; Hall of Fame. Gaveske, Helen ... A bit of sunshine in any room. Lunchroom Monitor. Gehring, Robert ... I hate being late but it boats hurrying at any rate. Bank Cashier; Football. Gerbig, Betty Ann . . . Nice and sweet, pleasant to meet. Choir; G.A.A. Gibbs, Ronald . . . He lives to build and not to boast. Honor Roll; Rifle Club; Camera Club; Class Play Committee. Gimble, William . . . Good nafured without disguise. Honor Roll; Bank Cashier; Swimming. Goebel, Maribelle . . . Happy-go-lucky and free, nothing is there that bothers me. Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Spanish Club. Golden, Violet ... A tiny gem — sparkling with quality. Work Program; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Goodell, Charles ... A rare combination of wisdom and wit, half wisdom and half wit. Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Centralian Staff; Rifle Club; Leadership Conference; C Winner; Program Committee; Wrestling; Spanish Club; Class Ploy Cost. Gramm, Mary . . . Pretty, pleasant, to the point. Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Centralian Staff; Red Cross; Triettes Cabinet; Leadership Conference; Latin Club, President; Girls' Club; Service Committee; Spanish Club. Grammas, Theodora . . . We know her jolly air — laughing eyes and dark brown hair. Bank Cashier; Red Cross; Girls' Club; Baccalaureate Committee; Class Play Cast. Grimme, Robert . . . He never fails a friend. Student Council; Band; Central Singers; Christian Fellowship. Grindeland, Patricia . . . Sugar and spice and everything nice. Triettes; Girl's Club; G.A.A.; Commencement Committee; Library Monitor. Gronquist, Don . . . True to his word, work and friends. Hall Monitor; Library Monitor; Track; Commencement Committee. Guenther, Richard . . . His size should assure him o high place in the world. News Staff; Leadership Conference; Hi-Y; Football; Track. RISING STARS Gustovson, Reuben ... A friendly individualist. Work Program. Hage, Beverly . . . With her laughter, fun and jollity, she's one grand personality. Hall Monitor; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; G.A.A., Cabinet; Emblem Winner; Commencement Committee. Hagen, Helen . . . Who said gentlemen preferred blondes? Honor Roll; Student Council Cabinet; Bank Cashier; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; Representative Centralite; G.A.A., Secretary; C Winner; Star Winner; Class Play Committee; Cheerleader. Hagen, Ronald . . . Diligence, wit, and humor combined to form his character strong and refined. Hall, Donald . . . Much could be said if one might but read his mind. Honor Roll; C Winner; Hockey. Hall, Nancy . . . So blonde, so slim, so dignified. Class Vice-President; Student Council, Secretary; Hall of Fame; Representative Centralite; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club, President; Prom Committee. Hansen, Byron . . . Not over serious, studious, or sad. Red Cross. Hansen, Gory . . . He puts the best of himself in whatever he does. Hi-Y; Cross Country. Hansen, Ruth . . . Lovely girl, never seems blue,- always kind, good, and true. Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Christian Fellowship, Treasurer; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Hawkinson, Suzanne . . . Bonny, blithe, and debonnoire. Girls' Club. Hayes, Margaret . . . Her gift of vim, of pop, and fun attracts her classmates, every one. Girls' Club. Hays, Beverly . . . Sweet and sincere, year after year. Choir; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; C Winner; Flag Twirler. Hall, Robert ... A good fellow is welcome anywhere. Stage Manager; Mimes and Mummers; Class Play Committee. Hallin, Shirley ... A sweet, attractive kind of face; she warms all hearts in every place. Honor Roll; Red Cross; Girls' Club; Homecoming Attendant; Class Play Committee. Halvin, Audrey . . . Efficient with a generous dash of personality. Honor Roll; Triettes, Secretary; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Program Committee. Hamlet, Edward . . . The world knows little of its great men. Choir. Hamsness, Janice . . . Oh — those boautiful eyesl Choir; Honor Roll; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; C Winner; Class Play and Baccalaureate Committees; Spanish Club. Hannon, Marilyn ... A winning way, a pleasant smile. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; Service Committee. ItlMM, STAHS Humphrey, Don . . . Fine people, like fine deeds, need no trumpets. Honor Roll; Nofionol Honor Society, Vice President; Hall Monitor; Leadership Conference; C Winner; Track; Cross Country. Hyser, Carol ... A charming girl with a cheery smile; pure as a pearl and just as worthwhile. Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Program Committee; Flag Twirler. Jallo, Jerry ... I hate leap-year — girls rush me so. Class Cabinet; Lunchroom Monitor; News Staff; Mimes and Mummers; Hi-Y; Basketball; Football,- Track; Spanish Club. Jensen, Delores . . . Sweet and dear, a friend to all; quick to act on duty's call. Red Cross; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Johnson, Audrey . . . Everybody likes her — everybody should. Honor Roll; Choir; Triettes; Girls' Club; Baccalaureate Committee. Johnson, Dale . . . All things come to him who waits — even graduation. Honor Roll; Work Program; Track; Homecoming Committee; Cross Country. Hazzard, Gertrude . . . She's full of life; she's full of fun. Honor Roll; Choir; Mimes ond Mummers, Secretary; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Cabinet; Spanish Club; Program Committee; Class Ploy Cast. Herberg, Ann . . . In her quietness there is no harm, and in her friendship, endearing charm. Honor Roll; Hall Monitor; Centralian Staff; Triettes; Red Cross; Leadership Conference; Latin Club; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Cabinet; Service Committee; Class Play Cast. Horner, Lorraine . . . Always looking at the bright side. Christian Fellowship. Higgins, Dorothy . . . Here's a girl with a heart and a smile who makes the bubble of life worthwhile. Red Cross; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Holm, Ronald . . . Life is short, so lot's-bo merry; life is too dull in a cemetery. Work Program; Wrestling; Hockey. Howell, Margaret . . . Cute and happy, short and snappy. Honor Roll; Bank Cashier; Triettes; Leadership Conference,- Girls' Club; Commencement Committee. Johnson, LaVerne . . . Sweet and charming though she may be, she wins her friends with personality. Honor Roll; National Honor Society,- Class Secretary; Class Cabinet; Student Council; Bank Cashier; Leadership Conference,- Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Homecoming Committee; Cheerleader; Spanish Club; P.T.S.A. Johnson, Margaret ... A charming girl with plenty of face value. Honor Roll; Centralian Staff; Triettes; Leadership Conference,- Girls' Club, Secretary; Latin Club; G.A.A.,- Baccalaureate Committee. Johnson, Marion . . . To live my life convention-bound — I never would be willing. Girls' Club; G.A.A.,- Flag Twirler; Girls' Glee Club. Johnson, Paul . . . We like the looks of you. Johnson, Richard C. . . . Sober, quiet, shy, and dark, but in life he'll make his mark. Hi-Y; C Winner; Star Winner; Tennis. Johnson, Richard E. . . . He spoke not, but went straight to his work, without a complaint, without a shirk. C Winner; Football. HISIX. STARS Johnstone, Jane . . . Ambition, brains, wisdom, poise, she does a lot without much noise. Honor Roll; National Honor Society, President; Bank Cashier and Banking Committee; leadership Conference; Latin Club, Secretary; Closs Ploy Committee,-Triettes. Jusola, Anita . . . She's a bubbling fountain of mirth. We challenge any to equal her worth. Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Flag Twirler. Kampf, Carol ... A sunshine heart and a soul of song. Honor Roll; Bank Cashier; Choir; Central Singers; Red Cross; Leadership Conference; Music Club, Treasurer. Kellett, Bruce . . . I'd rather be than seem to be. Work Program; Leadership Conference; Camera Club, Vice-President; Hi-Y. Kersten, Charles . . . Manners and modesty are this gentleman's keys. Honor Roll; Notional Honor Society; Hall Monitor; Bank Cashier; C Winner; Star Winner; Football; Cap and Gown Committee. Kibler, Alan . . . Beware, I may yet do something sensational. Honor Roll. Kvistberg, Gary . . . A young man, quiet and sincere — an asset to Central while he was here. Lunchroom Monitor; Track. Kyle, Earlene . . . Whenever she enters a room there's a mirthquake. Honor Roll; Centralian Staff; Mimes and Mummers, Treasurer; Hall of Fame; Red Cross; Leadership Conference; Art Award Winner; Girls' Club; Publicity Committee; Music Club; Spanish Club. Lacho, Marlene . . . The peaches and cream girl. Choir; Girls' Club; Work Program. Lalime, Carolyn . . . She is small, but so is o stick of dynamite. Band; Work Program; G.A.A. Lange, Veryl . . . Let charm the title of this lass be, and she has also vim and personality. Honor Roll; Bank Cashier, Secretary; Triettes; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; C Winner; Star Winner. Larson, Beverly . . . Laughing eyes, flashing smile, charming ways, and lots of style. Bank Cashier; News Staff; Triettes,-Hall of Fame; Red Cross; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Knudson, Patricia . . . Those winkable, blinkable, merrily, twink-able eyes. Honor Roll; Lunchroom Monitor; Bank Cashier,- News Staff; Triettes; Hall of Fame; Red Cross; Leadership Conference,-G.A.A. Kottke, Marjorie . . . Always ready to join the fun, yet always hos her work well done. Honor Roll; Centralian Staff; Girls' Club; Red Cross, Secretary; Leadership Conference; Girls' Glee Club; G.A.A.; Social Committee; Flog Twirler; National Honor Society. Kritzeck, Elaine ... A pert little package of sweetness. Bond; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Spanish Club. Kulseth, Arlys . . . Blonde and cute, with eyes to suit. Honor Roll; Triettes; Girls' Club; Prom Committee; Cheerleader. Kurtz, Beatrice ... I like to work, but I love to ploy. Girls' Club; G.A.A.; C Winner; Emblem Winner. Kushino, Norman ... A leader everywhere he goes, a friend to all he knows. Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Class President; Student Council, Treasurer; Work Program; Hall of Fame; Representative Centralite; Leadership Conference,- Latin Club, Vice-president; Hi-Y, President and Secretary; All-City Hi-Y, President; President of Hennepin County Student Council As SOCiatinn ItlSlXi ST Lind, Janet . . . Merry heart with joys unbounded. Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Bank Cashier; Centralian Staff; Triettes; Leadership Conference; Latin Club Cabinet; Girls' Club; Memorial Committee. Lindahl, Audrey . . . Sweetness, truth, and grace are read in her face. G.A.A. Lindgren, Charlotte . . . She looks shy, but oh my! Triettes; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Logelin, Alvin . . . An air of good humor surrounds him. Honor Roll; Bank Cashier; Leadership Conference; C Winner; Hockey. Loux, James . . . Lock your worries in a box and throw the box away. Work Program. Lowery, Edna . . . Kind and gay - we like her. Work Program; Triettes; Girls' Club. Larson, Joan . . . Gifts of vim, pep and fun, attract her classmates everyone. Honor Roll; Lunchroom Monitor; News Staff; Christian Fellowship; Triettes; Red Cross; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; Service Committee. Larson, Ronald . . . Man of fashion. Bank Cashier; Work Program; Hall of Fame; Emblem Winner; Basketball; Golf; Social Committee. Lattereil, Steve . . . It's men like Steve we think a lot of. Honor Roll; National Honor Society, Treasurer; Class Cabinet; Student Council; Bank Cashier; National Forensic League; Leadership Conference; Latin Club; Hi-Y, President and Treasurer; Vice-president of All-City Hi-Y; C Winner; Football; Hockey, Co-Captain; Memorial Committee. Lee, Patty . . . Like gravity — she has a great power of attraction. Triettes; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Lewis, Earl . . . Worries cause wrinkles, but he hasn't any. Honor Roll; Band; Service Committee; Baseball. Limberis, Mary . . . Sincerity ond friendliness stamp her as a rare personality. Honor Roll; Student Council; Triettes; Hall of Fame; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Social Committee. Luedtke, John . . . Gives the band a hand. Band; Rifle Club; Leadership Conference; Camera Club; Publicity Committee. Lundquist, John . . . He has a hoppy outlook on life. Work Program. Lunow, Elaine . . . She's dignified as well as sweet. Honor Roll; Triettes; Red Cross; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; National Honor Society. Majerus, Eunice . . . She's not a flower, she's not a pearl, she's just a good all around girl. Honor Roll; Band; Triettes; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Cabinet; C Winner. Money, John . . . To worry is folly, so let us be jolly. Latin Club; C Winner; Wrestling. Manson, Ida . . . She who has a pleasing manner is bound to succeed. Red Cross; Girls' Club; G.A.A. HI SIX. STARS Martie, Nancy . . . One gentle, genuine and generous girl. Tri-ettes; Girls' Club. Martinson, Dale . . . Don't try to compare him with anyone. January Graduate. Masters, Peggy . . . Bright, jolly, vivacious, gay; one who brightens a gloomy day. Choir; Triettes; Red Cross; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Publicity Committee; Spanish Club; P.T.S.A. McArdle, Edward . . . His popularity is well deserved. Football; Military Graduate. McDonough, Mary . . . Pretty, clever, and full of fun; known and liked by everyone. News Staff; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; C Winner. McElroy, Donna . . . It is the tranquil people who accomplish the most. Christian Fellowship; Spanish Club. Mizuhata, James . . . Sincere and true to all is he with vast and wide abilities. Honor Roll; Hall Monitor; Lunchroom Monitor; Publicity Committee; Baseball. Moore, Bill . . . As dark and as quiet as a peaceful night. Track; Commencement Committee. Nadort, Jean . . . Her days know no idleness; she sparkles with her friendliness. Lunchroom Monitor; Christian Fellowship; Triettes; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Homecoming Committee. Nelson, Sheila . . . Wind her up and away she goes. Triettes; Hall of Fame; Red Cross; Girls' Club. Ness, Ronald . . . Well read, well spoken, well groomed. Honor Roll; Lunchroom Monitor; Bank Cashier; Leadership Conference; Hi-Y President, and Cabinet of All-City; National Honor Society. Neumuth, Nancy . . . Never still a minute. Triettes; Girls' Club. McGlade, Jerome . . . When Irish eyes are smiling. Hall of Fame. Menth, Kenneth . . . He thinks life is a perpetual spree. Honor Roll. Mielke, Jane . . . Friendly, sweet, and shy, a priceless friend you couldn't buy. Honor Roll; Christian Fellowship; Work Program. Miller, Mavis . . . Bubbling over with lots of fun, different from the common run. Choir; Work Program; Girls' Club. Miller, Patricia . . . She's tops with us. Honor Roll; Triettes; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; C Winner; Star Winner. Miner, Richard ... A cheery smile, a helping hand, vitality with plenty of honest to goodness personality. Student Council; Hall Monitor; Lunchroom Monitor; Leadership Conference; Latin Club; Hi-Y; C Winner; Football; Hockey; Service Committee; Boys' State Representative; Class Play Cost. i ST A KS O'Connell, Audrey . . . An artist in everything she does. Tri-ettes; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Prom Committee. Ogren, Morlene ... A head for business, an eye for news, a smile for everyone. Honor Roll; National Honor Society; News Co-Editor; National Forensic League; Triettes; Red Cross,-Leadership Conference; Lotin Club; Girls' Club; Program Committee; Warren Debate. Ogren, Marlys . . . Was ever a sweeter girl born? Honor Roll; News Staff; Triettes; Girls' Club; Program Committee. Olejnicak, Gene . . . Monkey business is my business. Olsen, Joanne . . . Jolly, fun, and very active — and we add she's most attractive. Honor Roll; Student Council; Band; Triettes; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; G-A.A. Olson, Harlan . . . Quietly in his own mild woy he does his work from day to day. Honor Roll. Newstrom, Jane . . . Cheerfulness is her motto. Band; Triettes; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Nicholson, Morionno . . . She's liked by everyone who knows her and she's well known. Hall Monitor; Lunchroom Monitor,-Girls' Club; G.A.A. Nielson, Leonard . . . His pleasant manner, his cheerful smile moke him called a friend by all. C Winner; Hockey; Tennis. Nodholm, Donald ... A grand fellow through and through. Work Program. Nordborg, Dale ... A loyal good fellow in work or fun. Work Program. Norin, Ardyce . . . Through sunshine ond rain she's always the same. G.A.A. Olson, Patty . . . Modesty and sweetness are her chief assets. Honor Roll; Triettes; Hall of Fame; Girls' Club; Commencement Committee; Spanish Club. Ostrander, Eileen . . . She likes us all — we like her, too. Triettes; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Publicity Committee; Spanish Club. Ostreim, Irene . . . It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Honor Roll; Bank Cashier; Triettes,- Cabinet; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club. Palmquist, Beverly . . . In the kingdom of sports. Bev is queen. Student Council; Triettes; Hall of Fame,- Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; G.A.A., President; C Winner; Emblem Winner; Social Committee; Star Winner. Paulson, Floyd . . . Not afraid of work, but not in sympathy with it. Honor Roll; Band; Work Program; Hi-Y. Paulson, Jean . . . Lovely to look at, delightful to know. Honor Roll; Hall of Fame; Girls' Club; Homecoming Attendant; Prom Committee. RISING STARS Peabody, Dennis . . . Sometimes I study, bluff or guess, and sometimes I merely rest. Honor Roll; Work Program; Track; Program Committee. Pea hi, Joanne . . . She's sparkling and gracious, and, oh, oh, so vivacious. Triettes; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Pearson, Jean ... A maiden quiet and demure. Honor Roll; Bank Cashier; Christian Fellowship. Pearson, Joan . . . Blue eyes and red hair, she has a certain pleasing air. Honor Roll; Triettes; Hall of Fame; Girls' Club; Publicity Committee. Pederson, Tomas ... A rollicking nature full and free; athletics will always his hobby be. Hall Monitor; Hall of Fame; Leadership Conference; C Winner; Football, Co-Captain; Swimming; Track. Peterson, Janet . . . Winning ways, attractive face, ambition fitting any place. Honor Roll; Triettes; Red Cross; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Social Committee. Rallis, Athene ... A contradiction to the theory that brains and beauty don't go together. Valedictorian; Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Class Cabinet; Student Council Cabinet; Centralian Assistant Editor; Mimes and Mummers, Vice-president; Triettes Cabinet; Hall of Fame; Representative Centralite; Leadership Conference; Latin Club Cabinet; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; C Winner; Star Winner; Warren Debate; Spanish Club, Secretary; Girls' State Representative; Class Play Cast; National Forensic League, President. Rand, Patricia ... A penny saved is a penny earned. Honor Roll; National Honor Society, Secretary; Bank Cashier; Class Play Committee; Triettes; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club. Reichert, Carol . . . Rather quiet, never loud, outstanding in any crowd. Mimes and Mummers; Triettes; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Robohm, Douglas ... A genius in a quiet way. Honor Roll. Roffers, Rita . . . Her brains put her on top; her character will keep her there. Hanor Roll; National Honor Society, Vice President; Centralian Staff; Choir; Central Singers; Mimes and Mummers; Christian Fellowship; Triettes Cabinet; Leadership Conference; Latin Club; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; C Winner; Class Play Committee; Music Club. Ronshaugen, Orletto ... A clever, witty girl is she. Honor Roll; Bank Cashier; Choir; Central Singers; Triettes; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; Social Committee. Phillips, Joan ... A whirlpool of fun and mischievousness. Triettes; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Poole, Floyd . . . His nature seems quiet, but he's a friend, we can't deny it Orchestra,- Rifle Club, President; Leadership Conference; Camera Club, President; Hi-Y; Music Club. Purdy, Pauline . . . What more can one wish but for a good natural friend. Work Program. Quinn, John ... A good athlete is a credit to his school. Hall Monitor; C Winner; Star Winner; Emblem Winner; Basketball; Football; Baseball. Quist, Rodney . . . Life is as you take it, luck is as you make it. Bank Cashier; Red Cross; Leadership Conference; Program Committee. i STARS Sandberg, Dick . . . Artists have their ups and downs, but Dick is always high. Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Class Cabinet; News Editor; Mimes and Mummers, President; Leader ship Conference; Hi-Y; Spanish Club, President and Treasurer; Class Play Cost; National Honor Society. Sanders, Betty . . . Behind her sweet glances, there lies a quiet sincerity. Girls' Club; G.A.A. Sanek, Shirley . . . Dark hair, laughing eyes, witty humor, she's a prize. Honor Roll; Triettes; Red Cross; Girls' Club; Program Committee. Sanocki, Gloria . . . A dancing shape, an image gay, to haunt, to startle, and to waylay. Honor Roll; Bank Cashier; Girls' Club. Salher, Audrey . . . She moves like a goddess and looks like a queen. Student Council; Bank Cashier; Triettes; Hall of Fame; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; Homecoming Queen; Social Committee; P.T.S.A., Recording Secretary. Scheimo, Richard . . . You'll hear from him later. Choir; Work Program. Rogers, Nancy . . . Good nature and good sonse combined. Publicity Committee; Nan just came up from a big country called Texas. Rogers, Peggy ... A merry girl with o smile for all. Latin Club; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Basketball. Rood, Donald . . . His talents will take him far. Music Club. Ross, Bob . . . Quiet unassuming lad. Band; Camera Club. Ryan, Paul . . . Every inch a leader. Honor Roll; Closs Cabinet; Student Council, President; Hall of Fame; Representative Cen-tralite; Leadership Conference; C Winner; Track; Cross Country Captain; National Honor Society. Sandberg, Arthur . . . He's a jolly good fellow his friends declare. Stage Crew; C Winner; Hockey. Schelmeske, Harry . . . Nothing is impossible for a willing soul. Schiltz, Mary . . . Her air and manner all admired; courteous and gentle 'tho retired. Work Program; Triettes; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Schires, Arlan . . . He puts his worries in a pocket with a hole in it. Band; Choir; Central Singers; Music Club. Schueth, Normo . . . Reading and singing along her way, gloom with her will never stay. Choir; Central Singers; Girls' Club. Selander, Carol . . . Her voice is sweet; her style is neat. Honor Roll; Choir; Central Singers; Triettes; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Music Club. Senenfelder, Marjorie . . . I'll be merry. I'll be free. I'll be sad for nobody. Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Library Monitor. RISING STARS Siebert, Dorinne ... A bright cheery girl, everyone knows, she's always welcome wherever she goes. Bank Cashier; Triettes; Latin Club; Girls' Club. Sheehy, Patricia ... A lot of mischief welled up in one, remembering her is remembering fun. Triettes; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Sherper, Noomi . . . More quietly than a breeze she passes by, a maiden who is comely, reticent, and shy. G.A.A.; C Winner. Smith, Joanne . . . Charm strikes the light. Honor Roll; Triettes; Red Cross; Latin Club; Girls' Club; Program Committee. Smith, Marion . . . So quiet, so sweet, and always so neat. Triettes; Girls' Club. Smith, Wayne . . . He's likeable, wholesome, staunch and true; he'll make his mark in this old world, too. Military Graduate. Stroh, Jeanne . . . Her patience and grace, time will not erose. Honor Roll; Centralian Staff; Choir; Central Singers; Triettes; Leadership Conference; Latin Club; Girls' Club; Program Committee; Music Club; Spanish Club; National Honor Society. Strombeck, Betty . . . Always jolly, always kind, she's a girl we like to find. Honor Roll; Band; Work Program; Red Cross; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Strout, Florence . . . Bubbling over with pep. Triettes; Latin Club; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Sullivan, Ronnie . . . He has a secret all the world should know, that a heap can be learned by just watching the show. Honor Roll; Hall Monitor. Swedberg, Jim ... A lad with traits worthwhile. Stage Crew; Tennis. Sweiven, Alice ... A fragment of a rainbow delight. Honor Roll; Bank Cashier; Girls' Club; Spanish Club. Sohlin, Verdelle . . . Personality plus pep equals popularity. Honor Roll; News Staff; Choir; Triettes; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Homecoming Committee; Service Committee. Sollie, John ... A gentleman through and through, a man honest and true. Christian Fellowship. Staab, Richard . . . Dapper and dashing. Stadther, Lee . . . Worry and I have never met. Choir; Work Program; Hockey. Stiles, Marilyn . . . Small of stature, full of pep, out in front, and right in step. Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Student Council, Vice President; Triettes, Treasurer and President; Hall o Fame; Representative Centralite; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; Homecoming Attendant; Class Cabinet; G.A.A.; Spanish Club. Stoecker, Delores . . . Quiet, interesting, and sweet, a perfect lady — complete. Honor Roll; Luncheon Monitor; Bonk Cashier, Vice President of Bonking Committee; Choir; Triettes; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Cabinet; C Winner; Star Winner; Emblem Winner; Baccalaureate Committee; National Honor Society. Trocy, Jim ... A gentleman in all his ways. Honor Roll; Student Council; Bonking President; Centrolian Staff Photographer; Camera Club, Vice-president. Traeger, Stanley . . . Silence is golden but why be a miser. Work Program. Triem, Jeanette . . . Framing her character are good nature and friendliness. G.A.A.; Music Club. Turner, Constance . . . She's a form of life and light, laughing eyes and manner bright. Honor Roll; Bank Cashier; Mimes and Mummers; Work Program; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Spanish Club. Tweed, Geraldine . . . She's gentle and shy, but there's mischief in her eye. Honor Roll; Bank Cashier; Student Council; Triettes; Girls' Club. Ulberg, Joy . . . You con manufacture blondes, but redheads come naturally. G.A.A. Tanner, Leslie . . . Happy am I, from care am I free. Lunchroom Monitor; Football. Thomas, Oliver . . . His smiles are his weapons. Honor Roll; Class Cabinet; Hall Monitor; C Winner; Star Winner; Football; Basketball; Track; Cap and Gown Committee; Hall of Fame,- Representative Centralite. Thunn, Jane . . . Ability plus character and brains; what finer attribute remains? Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Student Council; Bank Cashier; Centrolian Editor; National Forensic League; Triettes; Leadership Conference; Latin Club, President; Girls' Club. Tighe, Maureen . . . Kitten on the keys. Honor Roll; Lunchroom Monitor; Band; Choir; Central Singers; Hall of Fame; National Honor Society; Representative Centralite; Red Cross; Leadership Conference; Girls’ Club; Class Play Committee; Music Club, Secretary. Toohey, Barbara ... A twinkle in her eyes, a twinkle in her feet; as lovely a girl os you'd chance to meet. Bank Cashier; Hall of Fame,- Red Cross; Girls' Club; Commencement Committee. Torgerson, Rodger . . . Rain is wet, dust is dry, life is short and so am I. Lunchroom Monitor; Rifle Club; Hi-Y. Urang, Joyce . . . Silence is the companion of deeper thoughts. Honor Roll. Valley, Gene . . . Napoleon was little and so am I. Band; Red Cross. Vanasek, George ... A little bluffing now and then is relished by the best of men. Valenchenko, Leon . . . Long, Lean and Likeable. Honor Roll; Work Program. Virnig, Dole . . . He's the joker of the deck. Bank Cashier; Stage Crew; News Staff; Hall of Fame; Leadership Conference; Hi-Y; Program Committee. Wadsworth, Vivian . . . Always happy, seldom sad. IKISIX, STARS Walker, Mattie . . . Her sunny smile matches her disposition. Honor Roll; Triettes; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Cheerleader; Class Play Cast. Wallentine, Frank . . . The world's no better if we worry. Life's no longer if we hurry. C Winner; Hockey; Service Committee. Wallin, Margie . . . So pretty and pleasant, so honest and sincere; no one ever wonders why friends hold her so dear. Honor Roll; Bank Cashier; Triettes; Girls' Club; Prom Committee. Weiss, Adrienne ... A clever, pretty girl is she. Honor Roll; News Staff; Triettes; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Baccalaureate Committee. Wessling, Richard . . . Full of fun — he'll keep you laughing. C Winner; Football; Swimming. Westvaag, Margaret . . . Gay personality — full of rascality. Bank Cashier; Triettes; Girls' Club; Program Committee. Wolfe, Merlyn ... A smile and a good word for everyone. Wright, Mattie . . . Gentle ever, ever kind, any fault no one can find. Lunchroom Monitor; Girls' Club. Wright, Sue . . . She has that certain dash. Triettes; Girls' Club. Yaunick, Beverly . . . Petite and neat with a voice that's sweet. Bonk Cashier; Stage Crew (Seamstress); Choir; Central Singers; Red Cross, President; Leadership Conference; Girls' Club; Music Club. Zierden, Ray ... A serious, yet winsome lad. Work Program. Zimmerman, Diane ... A lovely face and sparkling eyes, a sincere heart within her lies. Triettes; Girls' Club; G.A.A.; Commencement Committee. Wickland, Robert . . . The force of his own merit makes his own way. Work Program; Golf. Wilczek, Pete . . . So tall and handsome and awfully nice; we're not content with looking twice. C Winner; Star Winner; Football; Swimming; Track; Cap and Gown Committee. Williams, Fred ... I live a charmed life. Golf. Wilson, Charles . . . He's aiming true for those things worthwhile. Choir; Camera Club. Wilson, Roger . . . Leader of men and follower of women. Honor Roll; Class Treasurer; Student Council, All-City Vice President; Mimes and Mummers; Hall of Fame,- Representative Cen-tralite; Leadership Conference; Latin Club; Hi-Y, President and Treasurer, All-City President; C Winner; Football; Tennis; Track; Cross Country; Cheerleader; Hall Monitor. Wodrich, David . . . Hello, Hollywood. Lunchroom Monitor; Hi-Y, Vice President; C Winner; Football; Track; Prom Committee. ol Piet ureil Cornelius, Richard ... A likeable boy with a likeable way. Work Program. Ekstame, Tom . . . Work foscinates mel I could sit and look ol it all doy. laugon, Tom . . . Women — I beat 'em off with clubs. Honor Roll; Nationol Forensic League; Leadership Conference; Emblem Winner; Basketball; Football; Track; Cross Country. Nelson, James . . . Never a dull moment whon you're in Jim's class. Pederson, James . . . We wish we knew you better. Lunchroom Monitor; Christian Fellowship; Work Progrom; Footboll. Snider, Ronnie . . . He'll make a great woodsmon some day. Stage Crew; Rifle Club. Stave, Ramon . . . Lives of great men show us that there's a chance for me yet. Wallace, Marlene . . . Her days know no idleness; she sparkles with friendliness. Honor Roll; Girls' Club; G.A.A. Walloce, Warren ... A shy and quiet boy is he, but just as friendly os can be. Work Program. Weller, Paul . . . Worry and I have never met. Williomette, Bernard ... A dandy fellow, but rather quiet. Wilson, Thomas . . . Military Graduate. Woolord. Juno . . . If talking is an art, she's an artist. Girls' Club. I MEMOIIIAM Even in the best and gayest movie, there comes a time of sadness . . . of departure ... a time when a well-liked member of the cost must take his leave and move to a bigger show. Dick Gaalaas was the type of performer who somehow always seemed able to please his audience. He possessed a rare gift which enabled him to fill other people with his own happiness. The joy Dick felt in living and playing his part was shown by the fine performances he added to the movie. He was an honor student, a member of the Hi-Y, stage crew, sophomore basketball team, and an actor in various other scenes of this production known as June '51, Central. And now, this star performer has left our cast . . . our movie is completed . . . the actors go their separate ways . . . taking with them sweet memories. 80 • • v-.r STARLETS 81 IIMOIK STAUIJ TS ROOM 101 FIRST ROW: Mil Daniels, Almberg, Moffett, Sarvela, Bathurst. SECOND ROW: Knoblich, D. Anderson, Sohlin, Boeck-mann, Malerich, THIRD ROW: O'Connell, Donohue, Norling, Pieper, M. Hanson. FOURTH ROW: Tolocky, Edmund, Mag-nuson, Rudquist, Sztengel. ROOM 104 FIRST ROW: Miss Legate, Kleckner, Treanor, Gianoulis. SECOND ROW: Perrault, Bergfeldt, Dawe, Blomquist, Ostonso, Ryan. THIRD ROW: Phelps, M. Anderson, Sjoblom, Williams, Golden. FOURTH ROW: Weiss, Manuel, Kostick, W. Peterson, Dennis Monge, A. Johnson. ROOM 122 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Sellers, Jackson, M. Hansen, Fow!er, Forte. SECOND ROW: Feeney, Bimson, Jeffers, Heim, C. Larson, Booth. THIRD ROW: Hokanson, G. Midthun, E. Hanson, Dahl, Wills, J. Midthun. FOURTH ROW: Gaines, H. Hanson, J. Hanson, Hamer, Burkstrand, Jemison, Colten. ROOM 123 FIRST ROW: Mr. Mulligan, K. Mitchell, Vizenor, Nordstrom, Shannon, G. Johnson. SECOND ROW: Haug, Hullett, Booth, Young, Takekawa, Delano, Green. THIRD ROW: Hammer, Kotsonas, Findell, B. Smith, Schultz, Lindgren. FOURTH ROW: B. Hanson, Fulkerson, Grosbusch, Pepper, Helling, Lundmark, P. Mitchell. 82 ROOM 205 FIRST ROW: Mr . Hawker, Strauel, Thompton, Benton, Hegna. SECOND ROW: Wellt, Hanton, Horton, Van Galder, Tierney, Gianoulis, Fetzer. THIRD ROW: Wall, Dean Monge, Scholl, Schick, Crawford, Heinecke. FOURTH ROW; Shaffer, Wooltey, Palmer, Nicklet, Lather, Klorquilt, Lund. ROOM 208 FIRST ROW: Mr. Nagel, E. Nelton, Giffin, E. Anderton. SECOND ROW: Lamb, Macho, McWeeny, Sobolik, D. Peter-ton, Paul, l« Nelton. THIRD ROW: E. Swanton, V. Olton, Worth, S. Miller, Matton, Meixner. FOURTH ROW: Xertey, Reitan, Scanlon, Davit, K. Johnton, Patzwald, Lindmeicr. ROOM 212 FIRST ROW: Mr. Mitchell, Eizenhoefer, Merrifiold, Fontko. SECOND ROW-. P. Wilton, S. Peterton, White. Bjerke, Cor-neliut, Carroll. THIRD ROW: Schwartz, Goltz, Ruhnke, Fow'er, Parrott. FOURTH ROW: Dennit, J. Peterton, Hummel, Kulandor, Lindgren, Bernier. ROOM 216 FIRST ROW: Mitt Grotz, P. Hanton, Cain, Marchettault. SECOND ROW: Church, Williamt, Heim, J. Johnton, Gerbig, D. larton. THIRD ROW: Stedman, Stoll, Nordlum, Gray, Amundton. FOURTH ROW: Pierro, Rotendale, lehner. Holler, Mott, Spong. 83 ROOM 220 FIRST ROW: Mr. Kuenster, Lindgren, Summers, Prcbish, Baker, Nordquist. SECOND ROW: Fulkerson, Boquist, Tyler, Robichon. Grailich. Ecklund. THIRD ROW: Coy. Allen, Sanden, Adkins, Schmeling, Sanders, B. Nelson. FOURTH ROW; Jarzyno, Bowman, Thomas, Senum, Abrahomson, B, Jocobsen M. Hanson Sorbo. ROOM 304 FIRST ROW: Mr. Roehning, Baker, Duray, Koniar, Little, Hall-beck. SECOND ROW: Gudmundsen, Espeseth, C. Swanson, Kruse, Moore. THIRD ROW; Lonning, Schuller, Christensen, Hjorth, Lanigan, Jockson. FOURTH ROW; D. Johnson, Godfrey, Will, Tantzen, J. Larson, W. Peterson. ROOM 318 FIRST ROW: Miss Korista, Kotchmark, McCall, Gross, G. Honson. SECOND ROW: Plant, Urang, Steen, Moneyhun, Amlaw, Krueger. THIRD ROW: Allen, Crosson, Hawkes, Holm, Garrity. FOURTH ROW: Heikkinen, Mills. Failor, Ness, Lot-terell, Ekse. ROOM 319 FIRST ROW: Mr. Peck, Lynch, Grundman, Sandquist, Arriago. SECOND ROW: Erickson, Klopp, Fouree. Profl, Schiller, Luren. THIRD ROW: Herem, Dillon. Rosmussen, Flink, Pol-fuss. FOURTH ROW: F. Hanson, Gillham, Speliopoutos, W. Smith, Birnberg, Kielblock. ROOM 322 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Adam , Duma , Rong. Wallace, Dorweiler. SECOND ROW: Baden, Lehman. lang eth, londo. Moberg, Staob. THIRD ROW: Levitt, Hinrich . B, Nelson, Hart, Child , B. Wilson. FOURTH ROW: D. John on. Blonchef, J. Miller, Matuschek, Selover, Swemline, Glenny. ROOM 412B FIRST ROW: Mr. Johnson, Kloetxke. O'Reilly, Wollick. SECOND ROW: Robert , Jacobien, Arnold, Michelion, Cook, Mown. THIRD ROW: Hentlin, link, Lewi . Murden, Hawkin-son, Gunther. FOURTH ROW: Whiting, Peohl, Quom, Von Rickley, McNeil, Ryan, Witti. soriioMoiKi; sta.mm. s ROOM 121 FIRST ROW: Mr. Glenny, Henderton, Ward, la Pole. Remick, Biro . SECOND ROW: Sheimo, B. Anderson, J. Peterson, Prolt, Hillenbrand, Menthek. THIRD ROW: Ester, Rote, Boyle, Mayedo, Schouweiler, Jenniton, Bockstrom. FOURTH ROW: Lamuth, Olejnicak, R. Johnson, Ronald Crake , C. Nelson, Scott, D. Anderson, Nielson. ROOM 209 FIRST ROW: Mr. Cunningham, Heidel, Schuller, Wadley, Jarzyno. SECOND ROW: Applebaum. Gorman, Bernier, Robinson, Fronson. THIRD ROW: Rogers, Heil, Honson, Moore, Robertson, Altringer. 85 ROOM 215 FIRST ROW: Mr. Thoreton, Govetke. Wettvoog. J. Johnton, J. Nelton. SECOND ROW: Cunningham, Wettin, Buleou, Carlton, D. Swenton, Strand. THIRD ROW: S hmidt, Sheg-gerud, Wong, Schreiber, Arendt, Hanten. FOURTH ROW; Hopf, Hetrer. Perkint, Borlond, Beckman, Woodbridge, Ritley. ROOM 217 FIRST ROW: Mitt Wilton, Jackton, Benton, Gilletpie, William-ette, Harpt. SECOND ROW: H. Nelton, Monroe, Urothi, Taylor, Y. Johnion, Kolar, Gorman, Epple. THIRD ROW; Sornton, Robbint, D. Nelton, Chrittnagel, Thielman, Matlton, Sperber. FOURTH ROW; Lundberg, Jacobton, Eide, Elft-mann, Kraft, Rodberg, Rekow, Berg. ROOM 221 FIRST ROW.- Mr. Hawker, Bjerke, Hibbard, Cyrut, Jackton. SECOND ROW: Gunderton, Runyon, Green, Ficker, Polk, Manning, D. Anderton. THIRD ROW: W. Nelton, Hanlon, Archer, Wollt, Jenten, Shelton. FOURTH ROW: Berquitt, Merrill, Itely, Ruttell Craket, Johniton, Tripp, O. Nelton. ROOM 303 FIRST ROW: Mr. Lander, McDonald, DelaHunt, londborg, Torwick. SECOND ROWi B. Johnion, Sukau, Hutchint, S. Anderton. McNallon. THIRD ROW: Wallace, Failor, S. Nelton, Nowock, Johnttad, Stenby. FOURTH ROW: Andrut, Herber, Melander, Bietemeier, Judy, Joteph, Coughlin. 86 ROOM 305 FIRST ROW: Min Utley, Aus, Comeow, Crute, Neubower, Evans. SECOND ROW: Edman, Jean Chivers. Jane Chivers, Gillespie. McMonos, Sarnson, M. Johnson. THIRD ROW Tuttle, Monson, Sample, Heyer, Fletcher, Wolff. FOURTH ROW: Gohde, R. Johnson, Beckley, Throndsen, Sollors, Forsberg, Brown. ROOM 308 FIRST ROW: Mr. Krueger, Hebert, Bjustrom, Moslad, Priess. SECOND ROW: M. Nelson, Luger, Soppeland, Stenberg, Poddock, D. Nelson. THIRD ROW; Sinton. Newbower, Jo-hanson, Welsh, Wong. FOURTH ROW: Waters, Andreas, Siegler, Bold, Siemens, leeson. ROOM 315 FIRST ROW: Mr. Strukel, J, Swanson, N. Swanson. Hoffman. Nessett, Lackey. SECOND ROW: J. Johnson, lotur. Word, Wolfe, Moore, Baker, Dunn. THIRD ROW: Roach, G. Johnson, Foy, Phillips. Pentr, Wilkie. FOURTH ROW: Mooney. Schaller, Stoopes, Doucette, Bole, Burns, Mogren. ROOM 317 FIRST ROW: Miss Miller, Fronson, Snook. M. Johnson, Kruger. SECOND ROW: Willert, Fisher, Bonneville. Fowler, Burring-ton, Lindberg. THIRD ROW: Pearson. Berry, Schinckels, Homer, Fildes. FOURTH ROW: Grier, Moon, Olson, Sond-meyer, Quenroe, Monohan. 87 ROOM 321 FIRST ROW: Mr. Morkley, Wallin, Hjelfncss, Blum, 0. Swan-ion. SECOND ROW: Joseph, Arnold, Willott, Bolin, Kegley, Pelton, laZarrc. THIRD ROW; Dcslouricrs, Ekstad, B. John-lon, Herbsl, Chapman, Hjorth. FOURTH ROW: Pcarton, Lehman, Webb, Bulin, O'Neil, Sundby, D. Johnson. ROOM 406 FIRST ROW: Miss Bireline, Wade, Hagen, Blumberg, Green, Abramovitz. SECOND ROW: Hendricks, Runyan, Laurie, Perron, Schoenhofen, Flanagan. THIRD ROW: Reed, Williams, K. Peterson, Longlois, Monion, Condon, Engman. FOURTH ROW: C. Gjevre, Berg, D. Nelson, Moore, Ajax, Horstman, Almquist, Kennard. ROOM 415 FIRST ROW: Miss Turnquist. McLaughlin, M. Johnson, Brown, Larson. SECOND ROW: Snesrud, Hough, Manley. Fronson, Evans, Tate. THIRD ROW: Chamberlain. Wolden, Sweiven, lilley, Williams. FOURTH ROW: Bouman, Oakes. Snyder, Homing, R. Gjevre, Gregg. ROOM 418 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Thro, Fox, Thomas, Caughfey, Johns, Mork. SECOND ROW: Rodeberg, Wright, Holcomb. Kindom, Alexander, M. Honsen, Roy. THIRD ROW: Callery, Fox, Rickert, Eiling, Chamberlin, Gunn. FOURTH ROW: Quinn, N. Johnson, Hutchins, Gerber, Barton, Schires, Zimmerman. 88 SENIOR DIARY September 7 — In the maze of confused sophomores the upperclassmen, with smiling faces, were ready for about thirty-eight weeks of school, with this, the opening day. September 13— Our first football game. An enthusiastic crowd cheered Central when it defeated Marshall 21-0. September 20 — News assembly which took Central to Hollywood for a fine performance. October 16 — The results of the homecoming queen and her attendants buzzed around the school. October 20 — Settle the West , the homecoming theme in the program. The football game at Nicollet Park and the dance afterward at Central. October 25 — A vacation while the teachers participated in the Business Education Day. November 15 —The annual leadership conference was attended by eighty-two students. Mr. Blume was the speaker. November 17 — The Twin City football championship game at Memorial Stadium. Students sat surrounded by snowflakes, but only to see a sad defeat, 20-7, in Washington's favor. December 2 — As an out-of-school event many students attended the C.I.C. (Central Inter-Club) formal at the Columbia Chalet. December 7 — Our senior class officers were elected. First a preview of the candidates by fellow students, and next, the election. December 14 —The Mimes and Mummers put on the annual Christmas play, Why the Chimes Rang. It seemed a little early to be in the Christmas spirit. December 23 — Last day of school before vacation — and only two days until Christmas! December 26 — The beginning of senior graduation pictures. Until they were returned, everyone was held in suspense. January 8 — School resumed after vacation. January 15 —The date is uncertain, but about this time the thirty-five-year-old Girls' Club was discontinued because of lack of interest. January 23 — The school strike began, and the new semester-exam program was never able to prove its efficiency. Neither those who left their books in the lockers, nor those who took them home admitted to much studying. February 14 —The second attempt to get school under way after the strike proved successful. Tests still stared us in the face. March 6 — Assembly featuring the completion of the painting job at Central. Next day the News staff gave an assembly with television as the theme. March 14 — Centralian staff began their subscription drive with an assembly portraying the silent movie with in-between-acts of talent. April 20 — Spring party. May 18 — The class play, Life with Father. June 1 — Senior program comprised of senior talent. The senior Prom held at the Calhoun Beach Club from nine to twelve o'clock. June 5 — Senior Banquet. June 10 — Baccalaureate. Now everyone is sure that the time is nearing. June 14 — Commencement. The grand finale of Central High School when all the stars step out for bigger and better contracts. Costumes for our next musical. Our equipment is kept in order by skilled workmen. Veni, vidi, vici.' Figuring our production costs. FIVDEK Adams. Robert 3708 10th Ave. S. Co.3834 Blanchord, John 2505 3rd Ave. S. li. 0313 Allen, Carole 500 E. 25th St. Li. 5286 Blot, Alon 3852 Grand Ave. PI. 5447 Allen, Morgaret 500 E. 25th St. li. 5286 Bolduc, Barboro 1035 Cedar lake Road Ke.9016 Anderson, Elaine 3642 10th Ave. S. PI. 0109 Bolstad, Edward 3437 20th Ave. S. Dr. 6898 Anderson, John 343 E. 19th St. At. 5936 Bonstrom, Ruth 3112 Pillsbury Ave. PI. 6758 Anderson, Joyce 124 W. 36th St. lo. 0812 Boosalis, Marina 3447 11th Ave. S. Du. 1687 Anderson, Noncy 3440 Portland Ave. Co.1171 Boulden, Ronald 1500 3rd Ave. S. At. 5340 Anderson, Normon 113 W. 39lh St. Re. 4904 Bowman, Harriet 3612 4th Ave. lo. 3045 Anderson, Phyllis 4550 Bryont Ave. S. lo.6555 Boylo, Joe 3145 4th Ave. S. Re.9567 Andree, Gloria 4020 11th Ave. S. Re. 1443 Brondt, Jerome 7236 Garfield Ave. lo.9672 Angrimson, Beverly 2623 Stevens Ave. Re.3386 Broon, Anne Marie 4051 Pillsbury Ave. Re. 7709 Arendt, Audrey 3301 14th Ave. S. Du. 7019 Brown, Horry 3412 Stevens Ave. Co. 2888 Austin, Gloria 611 E. 15th St. At. 4984 Brush, Charles 3435 1st Ave. S. Re. 3945 Autey, Joyce 1904 5th Ave. S. Br. 0718 Buchner, Phyllis 5104 45th Ave. S. Po. 9914 Barnhill, Durene 2416 Nicollet Ave. li. 0350 Buck, Dean 3108 12lh Ave. S. Po.4113 Barton, Jeon 3341 Pillsbury Ave. Co.4471 Buel, Marlys 2813 8th St. Fi. 4792 Bathurst, Verno 1912 5th Ave. S. li. 3195 Burnes, Bruce 2626 5th Ave. S. Ma. 0824 Baumon, Richard 3245 Bloisdell Ave. lo. 5171 Burns, Joe 4001 3rd Ave. S. lo.7947 Bessesen, Frank 1212 Powderhorn Terrace Pa.9208 Buskirk, Jim 3522 Garfield lo. 2401 Bjcrke, Jerry 4331 Stevens Ave. lo.5926 Bye, Russell 2421 Emerson Ave. Ke. 4909 Blake, Catherine 2019 Clinton Ave. Ge. 5595 Byrne, Dewey 3630 Harriet Ave. Re. 6469 Carey, Noncy 721 E. 18th St. li. 1610 Davidson, Rosonne 3208 4th Ave. S. Co. 1638 Cormody, Jim 4114 3rd Ave. S. PI. 9219 DeGidio, Dolores 119 W. 31st St. Re.4994 Carpenter, Virgie 4336 Oakland Ave. lo. 4266 Dickey, James 2737 Blaisdell Ave. Carver, Barbora 4001 10th Ave. S. Co. 3707 Diet . Alvin 1917 5th Ave. S. Br. 5312 Chortier, Jeanette 6632 11th Ave. S. Co. 2023 Donnay, Mory 5608 23rd Ave. S. Po. 5826 Christensen, Ariel! 3136 Oakland Ave. Re.2395 Donovan, Dan 3712 Portlond Ave. lo. 0978 Clarke, Elinor 3225 Pillsbury Ave. Re.0451 Douglas. Barbora 3200 Elliot Ave. lo.7827 Clausen, Grace 2421 1st Ave. S. Ge. 7579 Dreis, Suzanne 3528 Stevens Ave. lo. 9786 Coleman, Pat 2435 Columbus Ave. Ge. 8488 Dronen, Dick 3019 Pillsbury Ave. PI. 6214 Collins. Jerry 1514 E. 38th St. lo.7878 Dunn, Robert 3903 Stevens Ave. lo. 9985 Comeau, Stanley 609 E. 22nd St. Br. 4346 Duvick. Virginia 504 E. 24th St. Br. 5503 Cooper, Marion 3501 Harriet Ave. Co. 8263 Eckblod, Margaret 3909 Elliot Ave. PI. 8763 Corcoron, Cothy 3602 14th Ave. S. Dr. 8181 Ecklund, Mary 3341 Clinton Ave. Co. 4530 Cornelius, Dick 3129 Stevens Ave. PI. 5677 Egertson, Dorrell 3237 14th Ave. S. Po.8630 Cotton, Harry 1509 2nd Ave. S. Mo. 3069 Ekstome, Tom 3432 3rd Ave. S. PI. 8543 Crowford, Wayne 2943 Clinton Ave. Co. 4909 Ellingen, David 26 W. 22nd St. Ke. 6686 Cullen, Robert 3724 Oakland Ave. Re. 1788 Engle, Joan 2828 2nd Ave. S. 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Re. 4625 Kersten, Charles 712 S. 10th St. Ge. 7992 Fcnogtio, John 2625 Clinton Ave. At. 7055 Guenther, Richard 2916 Park Ave. Pa.6527 Herner, Lorraine 3140 Park Avo. PI. 3315 Kibler, Alan 4042 3rd Ave. S. Ro.0507 Fink, Mary Ellen 3745 lllh Ave. S. Co.6187 Gustavson, Reuben 3545 Pillsbury Ave. Re.4537 Higgins, Dorothy 6136 Stevons Ave. Co. 5790 Knudson, Potricia 1900 1st Ave. S. Br. 0794 Finnerly, Marilyn 3108 14th Ave. S. Du. 0915 Hage, Beverly 3608 12th Ave. S. Dr. 1834 Holm. Ronold 3640 Stevens Ave. PI. 3006 Kottke, Marjorie 3641 Grand Ave. lo.6490 Flugaur, Ann 112 W. 36th St. PI. 2304 Hagen, Helen 2101 Columbus Ave. li. 4307 Howell, Margaret 4341 10th Ave. So. lo. 6192 Kritzeck, Elaine 2123 5th Ave. S. Br. 2322 Foo, Carol 3331 Chicago Ave. lo.2703 Hagen, Ronald 5521 Plcosant Ave. lo. 1908 Humphrey, Don 136 E. 17th St. At. 4903 Kulseth, Arlys 3117 4th Ave. S. PI. 2527 Franson, Darlene 326 E. 17th St. Ge. 2178 Hall, Donald 3630 Blaisdell Ave. PI. 0785 Hyser, Carol 3600 Columbus Ave. PI. 5959 Kurtz, Beatrice 3941 Von Nest Ave. Co. 0303 Fround, Jerry 3611 Portland Ave. Co. 5818 Hall, Nancy 4745 2nd Ave. S. Re. 5887 Jolla, Jerry 3604 1st Ave. S. Co. 3814 Kushino, Norman 3136 5th Ave. S. PI. 2946 Gallagher, Jim 3601 12th Ave. S. Du. 1079 Hall, Robert 3217 Clinton Ave. Co.2649 Jensen, Dolores 504 E. 24th St. li. 5229 Kvistberg, Gary 3418 Harriet Ave. Co.8172 Gavesko, Helen 2929 Oakland Ave. Lo. 4149 Hallin, Shirley 131 E. 37th St. Re. 9392 Johnson, Audrey 3905 13th Ave. S. Co. 5233 Kyle, Earlene 3637 4th Ave. S. lo.7850 Gchring, Robert 3104 4lh Ave. S. Re.1934 Halvin, Audrey 4033 10th Ave. lo. 1546 Johnson, Dale 28 W. 29lh S . PI. 8308 Lacho, Marlene 3952 11th Ave. S. Re.6651 Gerbig, Betty Ann 3244 3rd Ave. S. PI. 9512 Hamlet, Edward 3238 2nd Ave. S. Re. 0402 Johnson, laverne 3306 Bloomington Ave. Dr. 0287 lolime, Carolyn 1308 E. 25th St. Pa.0959 Gibbs, Ronald 1811 1st Ave. At. 2889 Hamsness, Janice 3235 4th Ave. S. PI. 0064 Johnson, Margaret 2437 First Ave. S. Ge. 9460 lange, Veryl 2619 Stevons Ave. Re.1954 Gimble, William 1611 Park Ave. Ge. 7654 Hannon, Marilyn 120 W. 28th St. lo.1248 Johnson, Marian 4008 Lyndole Ave. S. Re.6686 lorson, Beverly 3630 Bloomington Avo. We. 1481 Goebel, Maribcllo 3229 Columbus Ave. Re. 7801 Hansen, Byron 3840 Portland Ave. lo.0849 Johnson, Paul 3405 4th Ave. Co. 4183 Larson, Joan 718 S. 10th St. li. 3545 Golden, Violet 112 W. 28th St. PI. 9633 Hansen, Gary 4109 3rd Ave. S. Re. 2511 Johnson, Dick 3304 lOlh Ave. Co.9883 Larson, Ronold 100 W. 40th St. PI. 8375 Goodoll, Charles 3240 5th Ave. S. PI. 8834 Hansen, Ruth 3813 Elliot Ave. PI. 9850 Johnson, Richard 4340 13th Ave. S. PI. 1680 latterell, Steve 3553 Clinton Ave. lo.4550 Gramm, Mary 3917 Lyndalc Ave. Re.0437 Hawkinson, Suzanne 1419 1st Ave. S. 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Co.2240 Rand, Patricia 217 West 34th St. Co. 9272 lindgren, Chorlotte 124 E. 17th St. At. 3043 Miller, Patricia 3105 13th Ave. S. Dr. 6230 Olson, Patty 4321 Oakland Ave. Co.4256 Reichert, Carol 620 E. Franklin Ave. li. 9198 logolin, Alvin 3821 Grand Ave. Re.7096 Miner, Richard 3435 Elliot Ave. lo.8839 Ostrander, Eileen 3948 11th Ave. S. lo. 6093 Robohm, Douglas 1510 4th Ave. S. Ge. 8137 loux, James 3617 3rd Ave. Co.1256 Mizuhata, Jimmy 21 E. 17th St. li. 3616 Ostreim, Ireno 3928 15th Ave. S. lo.7587 RofFers, Rita 4021 10th Ave. S. PI. 2070 Lowery, Edno 4125 Park Ave. lo. 9012 Moore, Bill 3515 Portland Ave. Co. 1570 Palmquist, Beverly 3903 2nd Ave. S. PI. 3427 Ronshaugen, Orlette 1501 E. 22nd St. li. 2188 luedtke, John 3635 lyndole Ave. Co. 7401 Nadort, Jean 2016 4th Ave. So. Ge. 4285 Paulson, Floyd 2827 4th Ave. S. PI. 5444 Rogers, Nancy 3343 15th Ave. S. Du. 5973 lundquist, John 3848 Nicollet Ave. Co.4838 Nelson, James 2620 3rd Ave. S. li. 7421 Paulson, Jean 2300 Clinton Ave. Ma. 0618 Rogers, Peggy 3236 Nicollet Ave. PI. 5209 lunow, Elaine 4019 Stevens Ave. lo. 5303 Nelson, Sheila 3900 Elliot Ave. lo. 6385 Peabody, Dennis 3104 14th Ave. S. Du. 7805 Rood, Donald 3109 Park Ave. Re. 1281 Majerus, Eunice 4348 11th Ave. S. PI. 6502 Ness, Ronald 3849 11th Ave. lo.1430 Pcahl, Joanne 2922 Chicago Ave. lo. 9133 Ross, Bob 3928 Oakland Ave. PI. 5658 Money, John 3552 5th Ave. PI. 7354 Neumuth, Nancy 4250 Pleasant Ave. lo.7985 Pearson, Jeon 4034 Blaisdell Ave. lo.9272 Ryan, Paul 3324 Pleasant Ave. Re.4678 Manson, Ido 3517 4th Ave. S. Lo.2137 Newstrom, Jane 226 W. 29th St. Co. 1115 Pearson, Joan 720 E. 38th St. lo. 1148 Sandberg, Arthur 4212 12th Ave. S. lo. 9082 Marti®, Nancy 3932 lyndole Ave. Co. 2518 Nicholson, Marionna 2108 Portland Ave. Br. 8539 Pederson, James 724 E. 25th St. None Sandberg, Dick 3537 Portland Ave. Re.6702 Martinson, Dole 4116 2nd Ave. Co. 9947 Nielsen, Leonard 4250 2nd Ave. S. Co. 1597 Pederson, Tomas 3349 1st Ave. S. lo.9861 Sanders, Betty 117 W. 15th St. li. 4548 Mosters, Peggy 305 E. 25th St. li. 6522 Nodholm, Donald 3600 1st Ave. S. Re.5483 Peterson, Janet 2724 Oakland Ave. Re.6448 Sanek, Shirley 333 E. 16th St. At. 6021 McArdle, Edward 3614 Stevens Ave. Co. 2272 Nordberg, Dole 3237 5th Ave. S. lo. 2708 Peterson, Sam 2716 1st Ave. S. lo.1650 Sonocki, Gloria 3214 2nd Ave. S. Co. 5510 McCone. James 3144 4th Ave. Norin, Ardycc 722 E. 26th St. li. 1289 Phillips, Joan 2717 5th Ave. S. Hi. 1051 Sather, Audrey 4231 12th Ave. S. lo. 2445 McDonough, Mary 3741 12th Ave. S. Re. 6668 O'Connell, Audrey 3717 llth Ave. S. PI. 1392 Poole, Floyd 3032 4th Ave. lo.3878 Scheimo, Richard 3547 13th Ave. S. Po.5888 93 - 94 . STAR Sche.'nvaskc,. jfj ry 3645 Pleasom Avj. ,'Sia e, ku.non 217 S. 6tli St. Co. 1975 Schiltz, Mary 4037 Elliot Ave. Re. 3043 Stiles, Marilyn 4013 Park Ave. Lo. 1603 Stoecker, Dolores Schires, Arlon 511 S. 10th St. Li. 5993 2014 2nd Ave. So. Ge. 5035 Stroh, Jeanne Schueth, Norma 3033 Portland Ave. 204 E. Franklin Ave. Lo.1296 Br. 0448 Strombeck, Betty Selandor, Carol 605 E. 22nd St. 3205 Blaiidoll Ave. Li. 4003 lo.0446 Strout, Florence Senenfelder, Marjorie 1419 1st Ave. S. 3100 Harriet Ave. S. Ge. 1809 PI. 6280 Sullivan, Ronnie 112 E. 38th St. Siobort, Dorinne 3655 Pleasant Ave. Co. 5188 Co. 6128 Swedberg, Jim 3412 Columbus Ave. Sheehy, Patricia lo. 4091 215 S. 9th St. Li. 3932 Sweiven, Alice 1822 Park Ave. Sherper, Naomi 4143 10th Ave. S. Re.6332 Ge. 0966 Tanner. Leslie 3136 Maryland St. Wh. 5563 Smith, Joanno 1419 1st Ave. S. Li. 8080 Thomas, Oliver 2434 5th Ave. S. Ge. 0564 Smith, Marion 3405 3rd Ave. S. Lo. 1445 Thunn, Jane 3432 Chicago Ave. Co. 0389 Snider, Ronnie 2523 15th Ave. S. Du. 8064 Tighe, Maureen 2105 Portland Ave. Br. 4447 Sohlin, Verdelle 3617 Elliot Ave. Toohey, Barbara PI. 1217 3406 Pleasant Ave. Co. 1973 Sollie, John 4312 10th Ave. S. Torgerson. Rodger Co. 9873 4030 Clinton Ave. Re. 5441 Staob, Richard 10 E. 37th St. Lo.8096 Trocy, Jim 3815 Oakland Ave. PI. 3261 Stodther, Lee Traeger, Stanley 306 W. 40lh St. 3641 Harriet Ave. Lo.1530 Re. 1558 FIADER Triem, Jeanette 5548 37th Ave. S. Pa.6742 Wessling, Richard 3336 Harriet Ave. Co.8869 Turner, Constance 3925 3rd Ave. S. Co. 6756 Westvaag, Margaret 3933 Harriet Ave. Re. 2804 Tweed, Geraldine 7321 Oakland Ave. Re. 4003 Wickland, Robert 4425 Clinton Avo. PI. 8921 Ulberg, Joy 1609 Portland Ave. Li. 4994 Wilczek, Pete 814 E. 33rd St. PI. 9127 Urang, Joyce 3516 14th Av. S. Pa. 7193 Williamette, Bernard 16 W. 35th St. Lo.2305 Valley, Eugene 3825 1st Ave. S. Lo.1514 Williams, Fred 3721 2nd Ave. S. Re.7364 Vanosek, George 716 W. 40th St. Re. 7676 Wilson, Charles 3211 15th Ave. S. Dr. 5291 Velenchenko, Leon 2825 Pillsbury Ave. PI. 1522 Wilson, Roger 3829 Chicago Ave. PI. 5122 Virnig, Dale 3608 14th Av. S. Pa.8430 Wodrich, David 3410 Pillsbury Ave. PI. 1145 Wadsworth, Vivian 1926 Chicago Ave. Li. 1640 Wolfe, Merlyn 3138 Blaisdell Ave. PI. 4174 Walker, Mattie 3608 Elliot Ave. Co.5748 Woolard, June 127 E. 14th St. At. 5375 Wallace, Marlene 3549 Clinton Ave. PI. 7736 Wright, Mattie 2431 4th Ave. S. Li. 4642 Wallace, Warren 2747 3rd Ave. S. PI. 4707 Wright, Sue 3240 Portland Ave. PI. 9090 Wallentine, Frank 3310 Nicollet Ave. Lo. 3429 Younick, Beverly 2014 2nd Ave. S. Li. 9536 Wallin, Margie 210 E. Lake St. Re. 8565 Zierden, Ray 7V5 W. 26th St. Re.6762 Weiss, Adrienne 2207 Portland Ave. Ke. 7307 Zimmerman, Diane 3519 Garfield Ave. Co.9397 Weller, Paul 3520 10th Ave. S. lo.9414 Anderson, Dick 4300 Elliot Ave. PI. 5143 AUTOGRAPHS 96