Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Row 1—Bierke, C; Fort , N; Appleboum, K; Bierke. C. Row 2—Sandqu.sf. C; Von Galder. G; Robinson. E.- Jocobsen, C; Chapman. G; Prott, M; Stroud. C. TRIETTES President Vice President Secretory Treasurer I.C.C. Nancy Forte Clarice Bierke Connie Bjerke Karen Applebaum Charlotte Strauel Triettes is a direct branch of the Young Women's Christian Association, which has chapters in almost every country in the world. This girls' organization has accomplished many worthwhile projects, but they always combine their business with pleasure. Under the competent direction of the club's two advisers. Miss Daniels and Miss Turnquist, and with the help of Miss Florence Felknor from the Y.W.C.A., Triettes had a sucessful year. The girls started off their activities with a Recognition Dinner, an annual event, where all the new members were officially accepted into the club. This banquet was held at the Y.W.C.A. The big money-making project of the year was the sale of Christmas cards. One-hundred and twenty-five boxes of cards were sold to the Students at Central and the members of the community. By selling twenty-six of these boxes, Nancy Sobolik won first prize. The service project of the year was the Valentine Party at the Pillsbury House, for boys and girls from five to seven years of age. Games, entertainment, and refreshments were provided by the Triettes. The girls frequently had parties in conjunction with the boys of the Hi-Y club. One of their favorite parties was the Snow Party held at Powderhorn Park last December. They suffered from frost-bitten noses and cold feet, but a good time was had by all who took advantage of the tobogganning and skiing. Another activity with Hi-Y took place on February 29, when the clubs had a Leap Year party together. Rounding out the year of activities for the two clubs was the Senior Farewell, a raditional graduation program. Row 1—Christnagel, P; Jacobson, C; Broun, J; Kloetxkc, R; Hanson, B; Johnson, Jj Thompson, C, Kish, J; Van Galder $. Row 2— Free-berg, N; Sheimo. D; Fefxer. 0; Applebaum, K; Forte, N; 8jorke. C; Bjerke, C; Bergstrom, K; Lehman, K. Clements. P; lindberg, J; Cor-nelison. V. Row 3—Miss Daniels,- Parkhurst, M; Pawelk,. V; Sandquist, C; Duroy, C; Strauel, C; Rasmussen, B; Rong, J; Grailich, lj tempi-amen. D; Michelson, J; Kleckner, M; Robbinson, P. Row—4 Peterson. J; Johnson, J; Moffett, D; Moore, A; Crosson, C; Bauer, B; Hough, $,- Sundby. J; Sundin. C; Longfellow, M; Eck, C; Pearl, J; Lundberg. J; Row 5—Harlett, I; Swanson, J; Chapman, G; Pratt, M; Snesrud. S; Hansen, Mj Hanson, B; Anderson, Jj Gohde, S; Eickbolt, B Nelson. M; Holt, E. Row 6— Robinson. E; Midthun, J; Kruse, J; Gianoulis, Gj Benson, Nj Sobolik. N; Finne, K. Van Galder. G; Amundson, R,- Youngberg. C. 14