Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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in CASTLE CO RTIER Tspmg operatmg the CYNllCllbO8l'd, runnlng errand anml lllPLklI1g oxer the student file are just a few of the flutxe unclrrtiken ln StUflQI1lH who voluntarily work ln the Lhool olllce mtl counselor s ofhee during, tht lf study hour Nlore 1m portant than thrlr value to the school however, was the experience they gamed aldlllg them m future employ ment Rowl Eulms Lamhtcht Lar on Latex lmnm Row Knut on Shlz er llan Walhn Wrdmayer Row .5 Ixumck L johnson ROYAL MINSTRELS Erlckson Richards Kov ensky One of the most popular muslcal ensembles at Cen tral IS the Central Slngers lhls group wsorkmg com pletely mthout faculty superuslon IS made up of a select group of smgc rs numhf-rmg 16 Und r the capable leadership of Dawlfl Vl ltt student dlrector the group works together 1n close harmony to brmg much muslcal enjoyment to our school and communlty The Central Slngers had the opportunltv to smfr for several audltorlum programs the P T S A , and many other organlzatxons and Llub meetings thls past Rear utslde of school thexr lllglllf., hrouffht pleasure to many hu mess f roup and rule orf fmlzatlons Xmonff thelr unusunl expr-runrc was Slllfflflg for 1 Latu n group last wxlntcr The ffltlfcll Nmgers leaxe a faxor able IIYIPYGN 1011 ss here uer they go and me hope that lt wlll contmue to do so Rau I Loberg 'Nulon We t1n hpencmr Bour erle Nsanson Kulander Champ 'Nle1xner Rau. 2 Wxlkm Roffcr Rea hx Hegland Writ 'Nelson Paradise

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KEEPERS CF THE ARCHIVES The castle would not functron as well rf It were not for a few Centrahtes who do nate thelr tlme from the1r study halls One of these QCTXICC jobs IS w orkrng as lrbrary monrtors fhese students really deserve our apprec1at1on The dutles of the monltors are to keep ' the lrbrary orderly check the attendance and take care of the passes of the students who are study mg 1n the llbrary They help Mrs Brrce and Mrss Thomp son by performmg the lrbrary dutles and helplng to keep d1sc1pl1ne IH the hbrary SYMPHO Row I Morrow IC The orchestra, a growlng muslcal orgamzatlon self to be a group that our school may well be proud of Durrng the flrst semester, the orchestra was con cerned pr1mar1ly wrth learnrng to play together an rehearsrng new pleces It practrces every 2nd hour rn the band room under the dlrectron of Mr Mrles The proof of therr mdustrrous work was brought nl lxllbcr Km ht Welgand Couchman Rau 2 Stlles Fllde R010 3 Burgan Frankenberger Hallqurst Swanson MAESTROS the attentlon of the enttre student body and faculty torrum profrraxn thrs sprlng We at Central are confident that lf the orchestra contmues to grow and unprove as 1t has been lt wlll soon be one of our school s greatest muslcal organlza t1ons lxoul Dean Danielson Leaxltt Grady Thomp on letcr on Rou 2 Yan Qlyke 'lntler on lmd un 'Nlad en Chmel Parker llymc Rau 3 Thunoltl Xozznllk Duxuk Dahl Dan Danrtl on Gronber John on Fran on Row 4 Upstad Robertson H stad Xlr Nlrles Ldward on lrmmerman lxlrby 24 - rv f , wp: vu , V Q 1: ' , N. X 'I if '- 7 - ' L ' - r C ., A . 1 I . 1 a Q 1 : Y- 9 Qg 9 V ' 7 ' 4 : A ' . 57 ' '- ' '1 , , ' , ' - v. N. . . at . . M V Central. that was started just last year, has proven it- when a complete symphony was presented at an audi- ' Y u D n . . . . d . . . 9 . v. . . E . v v V to 11. ,.' , Q J ,Q .t. '. ',,A Q -0, E . ,... . ., . . , , , .. , . ,. . A . ., , 'fs. A.: , ' , ' 'Vs , gr, s . 's . ': ' , , u- ' , r . . ' -, ' 5 . , ' '. i I - ..

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Q. 'fi 2 Anderson, Ahlers, Alfton, Beasly, Beckley. Bratrud. Danielson, Carlson. Chapmen, Congdon. Conn, Chris- topherson, Dahn. Davidson. D1-Young. Edwardson. Engel. Findorf, Franson, Froiland, Gillund, Graves, Crimes, Gronberg, S. Gronlff-rg. Halsted, Hamsness. llesselgrave. llinderaker, Hokanson, llopp, Hughes, Hustad, lden. D. Johnson, .l Johnson. Jones, Ketter. Kirby. Kottke. Lamb, Lee, Lindgren, C. Madsen, RHYTHM MASTERS The lights dimmed: A hush fell over the auditor- ium. Opening strains of the lmand's Christmas concert were heard as the curtains parted and the audience viewed for the first time. the new hand uniforms. Projects for raising money' for the uniforms oeeupied much of the memliers time during the first part of the year. ln lfehruaryg a convert was given for all who donated toward the Cause. One of its first appearances was playing at the colorful footlrall preview at the Parade Stadium. A pertornlanee of the lnanu that will long he remember- ed yy as at Homecoming. 'llhey also put us in high spirits when they played for many of our pep assemblies. Many times, rather than the entire hand, small groups played for lyllxlis. civic organizations, and athletic events. Vlfe are very' proud of our band and directer, Mr. Miles, and look forward to their many' appearances next year. Row 1: Swanson, May, Laurent, Davidson, Steen, Meixner, Hanson, Elfstrand, Anderson, Cunnell, Dall- gren, Champ. Row 2: lylartinsons. Ellis, Lindgren, Buhrman, England, Hegland. Martin. llasert. Cowan, Faison, Thom. Spencer. Stave, llagen. Row 3: Baumgartner, Kulander. Dokin, Johnson. Merrill, Olsen,