Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1956 volume:

XL,— Minneapolis, minnesw. Dedication An inspiring speaker showing exceptional school spirit, and a staunch supporter of athletics are only a few of the characteristics which have helped moke this man a tradition at Central in the many years he has been here. His coaching at Shattuck Military Academy won two state and national, indoor and outdoor, track championships. He arrived at .Central in 1929, and since has coached swimming, basketball, track, and cross country, rewarding us with many championship teams. Championships seem to have followed him through the years, as in 1923 he won the Big Ten Conference pole vaulting championship for the University of Minnesota. None of us will forget the many pep talks and the backing he has given us in all school activities. The fact that he will see a job through to its finish is an attribute which is admired by all who know him. For reasons too many to enumerate, we, the class of '56, dedicate our yearbook to you— Wild Bill Hawker. 6-.TG- 4 Contents Appliers of the Hickory....................... 6 Town Meetings ............................. 14 Celebrations ................................. 32 Contests ..................................... 44 Scouts and Trail Blazers...................... 64 Homesteaders ................................. 74 Foreword Pioneers! Pioneers! C! H! S! These words have been echoed through gomes and assemblies since 1929. when the name was first given to us by John E. Mulligan and the NEWS staff. In order to symbolize this theme we have chosen Pioneer Pete as our main character to lead you through the 1956 Centralian. He will help you revisualize some of the outstanding events, bring back some sentimentol memories, and give you a remembrance of Central. 5 Miss Caroline K. Barron Dear Pioneers of 1956: A hundred years ago when Minneapolis was born, pioneering, though a difficult business, was comparatively simple. Carving a village out of the wilderness required strong men and women armed with courage and faith. The village has become a beautiful thriving city but the pioneering is not done. The new frontiers are scientific and social. In automation, in aeronautics, in atomic energy—in every conceivable field of human endeavor there is room for the adventurous inventive spirit. But the frontier which has been only glimpsed and which is still to be conquered is that of human relations. How to live with others at home and throughout the world so that science may enrich instead of destroy is a task far more complex than that of shaping a new settlement. For this task the tools needed are not those of the woodsman or hunter, but the skills involved in living peacefully side by side with those whose ways are different from ours. Yours for continued pioneering, C. K. Barron 8 Mr. William G. Hawker, Assistant Principal To the Members of the 1956 Graduating Class: As the lilacs shed their blooms and the peonies spread their petals to the soft June air, a ■very happy chapter ends for you seniors. Your thoughts then turn to more mature things— careers, jobs and college. Gone forever are the carefree, happy days of high school. Responsibilities and worries can never again be shrugged aside, but must be shouldered. I have great confidence in the class of 1956, and I am proud to be associated with such a fine group of young people who, I am sure, will stand firmly for the finer things in life. W. G. Hawker Mr. Edward Nagel Many students have not had the occasion to have a friendly talk with one of our counselors. The counselors' job is to help and advise the student in making out his school program so that the individual will benefit from his high school education Miss Clare Bell as much as possible. Later, when the seniors begin to wonder about going to college or getting a job, either of these two helpful people will sit down and discuss the problem with the student in order to find the best solution. 9 Cooks MISS INA WAIO, MRS TOVE JACOBSON, MRS. AGDA CARISON, MRS. EMMA MORAN. MISS FRETA NELSON. MRS. INGA ERICKSON. Office Help MISS ANN FLUGAUR. MISS EVELYN JOHNSON. MISS ARLENE KARSTEN. MRS. LUCILLE JORGENSEN. Custodians MR. ELMER ORTLOFF, MR. JAMES JOHNSON. MR. VIRGIL MOLINE. MR. CHARLES GLICK. .MR. CARL TRAPP, MR. ALF BRANDMO. MR. VITO PELLERINO. 10 Appliers of the Hickory MISS JOYCE ANDERSON—Physical Education. Health . . . MISS ROSALIA BIRELINE—Art ... MR. EARL BOWMAN—United States History, Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach. MRS. PAULINE BRECKENRIDGE—Matron . . . MRS. JEANNETTE BRICE—Librarian . . . MISS DOROTHY DANIELS—Home Economics. MR. DALE DAVIDSON—Mechanical Drawing . . . MISS MARGERY DEANS—English ... MR. CHARLES ELIAS— Physical Education, Football Coach, Swimming Coach. MISS ANN FLUGAUR—Office Clerk ... MR. MELVIN GRIMSTAD—General Business, Shorthand . . . MISS LORINE GROSZ—English, German. MISS FLORENCE HAASARUD—Related Subjects . . . MRS. DOROTHY HAWKER—Physical Education. Health . . . MR. ROBERT HOISINGTON—Algebra, Geometry. Track Coach, Basketball Coach. MR. RAYMOND HOVEY—Physics, Visuol Aid. Golf Cooch . . . MISS EVELYN JOHNSON—Office Clerk . . . MR. MELVYN JOHNSON—Business Law, General Business, Baseball Coach, Centralian. 1 11 Appliers of the Hickory MRS. IUCIU.E JORGENSEN—Office Clerk . . . MISS ARLENE KARSTEN—Requisition Clerk . . . MISS HELEN RICHER—Geometry, Student Council. MRS. KATHERINE KLEIN—School Nurse . . . MISS FRANCES KORISTA—Chemistry, Biology ... MR. EDWARD KRUEGER—World History. MISS AUDREY LA FAVOR—Librarian . . . MISS LUCILLE LOBDELL—Modern Problems ... MR. WALTER MA-CHULA—Occupational Relations, Co-op work program. MR. HAROLD MILES—Band. General Music. Orchestra . . . MISS KATHRYN MORSE—Visiting Teocher ... MR. JOHN MULLIGAN—English. News. MRS. MARGARET OLSON—Spanish ... MR. ROSS PECK—Biology ... MR. VITO PELLERINO—Chief Engineer. MR. EDWARD RALPH—Woodshop. Football cooch. Hockey coach . . . MRS. JEAN ROVIK—Home Economics . . . MR. EARNEST SANDEEN—Machine shop. Industrial Metals. 12 Appliers of the Hickory MR. NORMAN SCHMIDT—Typing . . . MISS JENISE SCHNUR—English ... MR. OMER SCHOMMER—General Music, Choir. MISS GEORGIA SCOTT—Office Training, Secretarial Practice . . . MRS. MARIE SELLERS—English. Speech . . . MISS JUNE SHIFFLETT—English, History. MR. JERRY STRUKEL—Auto Shop . . . MISS JANE SUTTON—English ... MR. DON SWANSON—Biology. Physical Education, Wrestling Coach, Football Coach. MR. LORIS THORESON—Mathematics, Tennis Coach, Basketball Coach . . . MRS. MARGUERITE TOWNSEND —English ... MR. HARRY VAKOS—English, History, Football Cooch, Baseball Coach. MISS INA WALD—Head Cook ... MR. DON WALLIN— English, History, Track Coach . . . MISS LEOLA WOLD —Related Subjects. MISS HELEN ZANGER—Bookkeeping. 13 •41W wuhA TTO ' 0£ X5 H0«2i i r IU‘ l«lvU rd «v no , ... n ot (Ul  i vi «« f •%! 1 . lUHIUUip J XVy, U 0 ( O M. IIHIKtUIIM VjfMAlMi f« k U ' -  «VU-.c-r-ci' '.--' •ay - « «i dA rfki'w  -v w w • V-- - L-v yui 0 ) iHjtte- NC« C ''•w '1 Ol  lW cvuft SNMni ate® o o Row 1: Hugh i, Chmel, Guilt, Murphy. Donielton, Notion. Row 2: Mr. Johnson, Dockin, Melin, Keorm. Morrow, Hanlin. Centralian The 1956 Centralian Staff has worked hard to bring us a great yearbook. At the very beginning, the staff decided on a Pioneer theme which is effectively used throughout the book. In spite of deadlines, which were always coming up too quickly, the staff was able to meet them without too much difficulty. The results of hard work and the efforts made will be judged by you, the students, as you read the 1956 Centralian. Staff Editor-in-Chief..............Dean Danielson Business Manager..............Delores Kearns Faculty Editors....... Feature Editors....... Organization Editors Senior Editors............ Undergraduate Editors Sports Editors (Boys).............. (Girls)............. Art Editor............. Photographer........... Yvonne Morrow Delores Kearns .....John Guest Toni Hughes .....Cleo Dockin Mary Melin Yvonne Morrow ...Delores Kearns Pat Nelson ...Toni Hughes Sharon Chmel ..Harry Murphy Dean Danielson ....Sharon Chmel ...Frank Nicholas .....Dick Hanlin 16 Row 1: Kopolo, Hanion, Johnson, Nelson, Melnyttchenko, Lorson, Morrill, Welch, Ihnet. Piper, Brennan, Hedlund, Savage, Reasby, Barnett. Row 2: Mr. Mulligan, Hanting, Pappas, Watt, News Sharon Johnson, Galina Melnyttchenko, Eugene Kopalo, Joan Larson, Carol Hedlund. Extra, Extra is what the News Staff echoes every other Wednesday while delivering the Central High News to the various homerooms. At the head of this line are the two co-editors, Joan Larson and Galina Me.nytschenko, and the faculty adviser, Mr. Mulligan. The News brings to the student the highlights of school life that surround him. These include sports activities, assemblies, articles of advice, a gossip column, and jokes. Every year the News Staff presents two assemblies at the beginning of each semester. The purpose of the assemblies is to acquire subscribers for the News. Every student attending Central High School has reason for being proud of its paper. The Central High News has won many awards, both state and national, because of its outstanding quality and form. Virginia Morrill; Freddie Reasby, Carol Nelton, Glenda Piper, Dede Poppas. 17 low I: Hopp, Hymes, Thompson, Chapman, Keating, Lugar, Stimson, B. Nolson. Row 2: Gornoy, Runyon, Benedict, J. Nolton, Telecky, Chmol, Gramm, Froiland, Nordquist, Grady. Row 3: Austod, Townsend, Robertson, Keller, Benack, Scribner, Hoisted, L Johnson, Holli-vay, Allen, Martin. Row 4: Birnberg, O'Hagan, Hinderaker, Thunold, Cripps, Epple, Donald, MacMillan, Moore, Johanos, Temple. Row 5: Merill, Reasby, Stephens, Larson, Wilson, Newman, Hesselgrave, Ouam, Axiotis, Beckley, Peterson, Larson. Row 6: Welch, N. Anderson, Robertson, Rovick, Horsch, Duffy, Merrill, Green, Ulrich, Walters, Rasmussen. Row 7: Scanlan, Baremore, Johnson, Peterson, Anderson, Berry, Hokanson, Egertson, Nord, Hamsness, Marchiafova, Swenson. Spanish Club Christmas cards, stationery, vanilla were some of the shouts of members of the Spanish Club during their, drive throughout the year to acquire money for their biannual trip to Mexico. The persons behind this drive were Douglas Parker, president; Toni Hughes, vice president; Carol Nelson, secretary; Jim Savoie, treasurer; and Mrs. Olson, faculty adviser. The Halloween Disc Hop was given for the student body in hopes of raising more money for the trip. The Spanish Club has many activities throughout the year. The annual Christmas Party is the biggest and most colorful event of the year. At various times during the year, the Spanish Club was visited by visitors from the Spanish speaking lands. Row 1: Katiman, C. Nolion, Savoie, Mn. Olson, Parker, Hughes, Theriault. Row 2: Everson, Norris, Hazlett, Tyler, McCollins, Newsome, Reich, Pappas. Row 3: Davidson, Payne, Boyer, Kinney. Pappin, Logan, Newsom, Hanson, Youngberg. Row 4: Mills, Krauss, Hedlund, Hovland, Landmark, Morrow, Lamb, Hughes. Row 5: Watt, C. Andorson, Fast, Barbero, Lindgren, Rice, Opstad, Hadreas, Peterson. Row 6: Blinkenberg, Moffett, Lankton, Covert, Zadach, X. Anderson, Boosalis, Piper, Johnson, Knutson. Row 7: Schmit, Cornelison, Patek, Hovland, Nordmarken, Pappas, Burg, Johnson, Martin, Peacock, Rossman. Row I: Ellis, lamb, Melnytschenko, Min Grow, McKeone, Chmel. Row 2: Student, Sortoleil, E. Reveling, Kroutt, Varonyok, Stein. De lode. Miller. Row 3: Pelecit, Nemec, Vozenilek, L Pretton, Rudolph. Bumanis, Dockin. Row 4: Plank, Martintont, Honczaranko, Ihnet, S. John-ton, Peterson, Kottke, Krueger. Row 5: Durheim, R. Pretton. B. Reveling, Titue, Alfton, K. Lee, larton, McNeorney, Kyle. German Club Mimes and Mummers To make money for the German Club was the problem before the group under the leadership of Lorine Grosz. They suddenly received a spontaneous idea to sell mistletoe and holly, which paid large dividends in the end. Singing O Tannenbaus and Stille Nacht in the Christmas Assembly and meetings made interesting by students talking to this group were added attractions. The officers of this group are Galina Melnyt-schenko, president; Susan Willis, vice president; Donna Mae McKeone, secretary; and Chuck Lamb, treasurer. How now brown cow? These were the words heard last fall at the tryouts for Central's drama club. Mimes and Mummers. Heading the crusade for new members were the officers, Toni Hughes, president; Diane Davidson, vice president; Yvonne Morrow, secretary; Galina Melnytschenko, treasurer; and Mrs. Townsend, faculty adviser. It was quite on honor to be selected for this group. A UNESCO play was given to recruit the sale of UNESCO stamps. In January the club presented an exceptionally good mystery entitled, The Jeweled Hand. Row 1: Melnytschenko, Hughes, Mrs. Townsend. Morrow, Hughes. Row J: Logon, Davidson, Hanson, Boyor. Studans, Sortoleil. Row 3: Ellis, Opstod, Plank, Robertson, Wolf. Savoio. Row 4: Johnson, Boumgortner. lolond. Krug, Kirsey. Show, Quinn. Row 5: Robertson. Anderson, Osman, Kyle, Winters, Witt, Berry, Godwin. Row 1: Loo, Stephont, Hetiolgravo, Notion, Wilton, Potorton, Ellit. Row 2: Mitt Schnur, Lamb, Kyle, Tiiwo. National Forensic League Junior Achievement Speaking contests at other schools and also Student Congresses are only a few of the projects the National Forensic League participates in during the year under the direction of Jenise Schnur, English teacher and Pat Nelson, president. Extemporaneous, oral, and humorous are only a few of the types of speeches the student has to know how to give. One of the ways to get into N.F.L. is to be in Debate and work for the twenty speaking points, which are required for N.F.L. Working on the topic, Resolved: That the Federal Government should guarantee higher education to qualified high school graduates through grants to colleges and universities, for Warren Debate was the biggest affair of the Debate Club. Junior Achievement is organized for the primary purpose of training and education in business. It gives girls and boys experience in producing and selling goods, keeping records, and paying and receiving wages. Each company, sponsored by a local firm in Minneapolis, chooses their officers for the year. They choose a product and a company name, and they decide on wages and commissions. The company starts out the year by selling stock in their company, which will be used for the purchase of raw materials. Through the months they make their products and they sell them. At the end of the year they pay their stockholders their dividends and receive their profits. Row 1: Gvoit, Frodonburg, C. Andorton, Mr. Nagol, C. Notion, J. Notion, Frary. Row 2: Rovoling, Proiton, Nowman, Hymot, Martin. Row 3: Solxobaeh, Lowii, Gramm, Ring, Hanna, Shophord. Row 4: Grady, Tock, Nicholai, Roatby, Thomat, Hamm, Molnytichonko. Row 5: Thompion, Potorton, Andorton, Bockloy, Simonton, Loo. Row 6: Swonion, Hokanton, Haminoi), Nord, Otto, Larton, Ulrich. Row 1: Roiodolo. Quinn, Mi« Kichor, Von Slyko, Piper. row 2: Martin, Lundquiit, Hegland. Nicholo . Evan , Shaw. Row 3: To  , Gomblo, Olion. Gohdo, Hurloy. Row 4: Egortoon, J. John-ion, Atchloy, Born, Swedenborg, Murphy. Hall Monitors Library Monitors Hove you got a pass? is usually what you will hear if you try to wander around the halls during first and second lunch periods. This group, under the direction of Miss Kicher, aids students and teachers by keeping all Pioneers on the first floor until the passing bell rings. The restrooms are kept orderly also by this group. Thanks to them we can maintain a student lunchroom free of the guidance of teachers. Pioneers who give up their study hours to assist Mrs. Brice and Miss La Favor are a great contribution to the library. They not only assist the librarians, they check passes, deliver them to study halls, and help students find books and references they need. Always ready and willing to help the ones who seek help, is a fitting motto for this fine group. Row It Heditrom, Morrow, Hedlund. Findorf. Row 2: Modvig. Funt, Jack! Wright, Judy Wright. Jemiton, Green. 21 High average and scholastic ability is not enough to belong to this honored group under the direction of Dick Resch, president; Earl Kyle, vice president; Marlene Chapman, secretary; Dale Gorman, treasurer, and Lorine Grosz, faculty adviser. Leadership, responsibility, and character are also considered. Honor Society Dick Reich, president; Dale Gorman, treasurer; Carl Kyle, vice president; Morlene Chapman, secretary. On the agenda was a Washington-Williamsburg trip during Easter vacation. In order to make money for this trip, the Honor Society sponsored a number of projects such as the following: the sole of peanut crunch, the annual Washington dance, and a rummage sale. Row 1: Davidson, Resch, Kyle, Miss Grosz, Miss Lobdell, Gorman, Chapman, Nelson; Row 2: Ellis, Reich, Morrow, Hymes, Hughes, Krauss, Guest. Hughes; Row 3: Parker, Oshimo, Holler, Christiansen, Dockin, Hopp, Chmel, Engel; Row 4: Johnson, Larson, Newman, lugar, Melnyt-schenko, Froiland, Danielson, Thorne; Row 5: Ahlgren, Murphy, Reither, Hokanson, Chapman, Torrence, Lamb, Hamsness, Preston. 22 Student Council Sitting: John Engfer, president. Standing: Tom Anderson, treasurer; Diana Davidson, secretary; bob Burnside, sergeant-of-orms; and Jim Swed enborg, vice president. The sale of Homecoming buttons and UNESCO stamps was not the only thing the Student Council, under the direction of Helen Richer, sponsored this year. Santa Anonymous for needy children, decorating Christmas trees, and giving school dances are other things they did. Representatives on the Student Council are elect- ed by the student body. The Student Council elected John Engfer, president; Jim Swedenborg, yice president; Diane Davidson, secretary; Tom Anderson, treasureV; and Bob Burnside, sergeant-at-arms. This was the staff that carried out a very fine program for 1955-56. Row 1: Norris, Burnside, Swedenborg, Miss Richer, Anderson, Von Slyke. Row 2: Logan, Rice, Barbero, T. Hughes, J. Hughes, Burg. Row 3: Mills, Rice, Lamb, Ryan, Johnson, Reveling, Morrow. Row 4: Chapman, Johonos, Mortin, Johnson, Dwinnell, Dahlberg. Row 5: Oshima, Fjeseth, Jackson, Newman, Layer, Robertson, Rosedale. Row 6: Anderson, Burg, Winters, Madson, Donley, Lamb, Johnson, Gorman. I 23 Row 1: Rossman, Miller, Sandbo, Keller, Johnson, Hopp, Runyon. Row 2: Renquist, Frory, Gramm, Dahlgren, Callery, Franson, Piper, Anderson. Row 3: Boosalis, Morrill, Hovelond, Bothmann, Wodrich, Showalter, Burg, Lankton, Peterson. Row 4: Moffett, Patek, Hoveland, Pappas, Baskin, Moore, Isley, Ring, Engel, Merrill. Row 5: Peterson, Christianson, Melnytschenko, Walstad, Shepherd, Kaufman, Julum, Johanos, Dahlberg. Row 6: Barnett, Axiotis, Smith, Peterson, Beckley, McNeil, Green, Walters, Larson, Aldrich Triettes One of the most active organizations of Central is Triettes, a branch of the Y.W.C.A. Most of the club's energy is spent in teaching girls to work and have fun in a team. Under the excellent guidance of Gwen Froiland, president; Toni Hughes, I.C.C. representative; Peggy Newman, vice president; Joyce Hughes, secretary; Yvonne Morrow, treasurer; and Miss Deans, faculty adviser, Triettes had a highly successful year. The club consists of ten committees, each with its own head, to function the club properly. The Recognition Service began the activities of the year, and Senior Farewell ended them. The activities in between included the sale of jelly for the Y.W.C.A., a tea for the teachers of Central, various speakers, and a dance, The Gobble Bop, which raised money to carry the club through the school year. Row 1: Johnson, Underwood, Newman, Froiland, Miss Deans, Hughes, Morrow, Hughes, Theriault. Row 2: Corth, Kannemen, Madzey, Ledin, Weiss, Theros, Dale, Tousley, Sorsoleil, Preston. Row 3: Pappas, Hedlund, Findorff, Boyer, Hadreas, Taylor, Reveling, Nelson, Nelson, Boedeker, Engfer. Row 4: Gilbertson, Johnson, Johnson, Opstad, McKeane, Lindgren, Ellis, Thor, Johnson, Wilson. Row 5: Carter, Westin, Widell, Davies, Bjurbeck, Bergum, Hartman, Thompson, Woolery, MacMillan, Preston. Row 6: Bennett, Knutson, Van Poll, Lund mark, Moore, Larson, Dockin, Marquardt, Purington, Zadach, Ryan, Johnson. Row 1: Otto, Alfton, Mr. Davidson, Hokamon, Conn. | 3enson, Lee, Hoffman, Christiansen, Martin, Lewis. Row 3: Sulzbach, Stensby, Torrance, Piomai, Kolblock. Row 4: J. Nelson. Scanlon, B. Johnson, Nicholas, Swenson. Row 5: Thomas, Faison, Freeberg, Holbrook, Spencer, Anderson, R. Johnson. Row 6: Rettig, Hawke, Bauer, Peterson, Torrance, Carlson, Dohn, Gilchrist. Hi-Y Christian Fellowship Clean living, service, and brotherhood is the motto of the Hi-Y here at Central. In connection with service the club spent over 500 hours selling Christmas trees for the Y.M.C.A. This was achieved only with the excellent guidance of Bob Alfton, president; Bruce Otto, vice president; Bob Hokan-son, secretary; Jerry Conn, treasurer; and Mr. Davidson, faculty adviser. The Central Hi-Y is divided into three chapters, the Paps, the Rebels, and Phi Sigma Xi. Aside from their many activities, they found time for many parties, dances, and joint meetings with the Y.W.C.A. groups from various schools. The last party of the year was a combined meeting with the Triettes, at which the graduating seniors were honored. Sleigh rides, Christmas caroling, and talent shows are only a few of the activities which the Christian Fellowship Club takes part in under the leadership of Margaret Olson, Spanish teacher. Belonging to C.F. are teenagers who try to teach fellow students the challenge of Christ, Christian living, and Christian service. The officers who lead C.F. are Dave Kersey, president; Shirley Thorne, vice president; Dawn Lindgren, secretary; Carol Lathen, assistant secretary; and Dave Witt, treasurer. Row 1: Johnson, Thompson, Latham, Kersey, Thoren, Lindgren. Witt. Row 2: Theriault, Danielson, Payne, Johnson, Boyer, Barbero, Peter-son. Row 3: Hadreas, Thomsen, Anderson, Baron, Preston, FindorfF Swiggum. Row 4: Lenth, Anderson, Sorsoleil, Anderson Preston Frary, Hymes, Green. Row 5: Gramm, Vetvick, Lee, Stein, Magnuson. Anderson, Ring, Wilson, Hesselgrove. Row 6- McNeil Wostrel Beckley, Peterson, Lee Finstrom, Winter, Ulrich, Roffers, Hawke. Row 1: Port, Schroeder, Mr. Hovey, Frory. Row 2: Ektledt, La Bowno, Ritloy, Engquitt. Row 3: Kiplokt, Vensaus, Topper, Moore, McNearivey. Row 4: Schoenrock, Lundberg, lundgren, Mel-gaard, Estlund, Schloer. Visual Aids Stage Crew A great reward is in store for any boy or girl volunteering for this group under the direction of Mr. Hovey. Splicing film, learning the mechanism of cameras and their operation, removing scratchy noises from audible movies, and repairing breaks in films are a help to Pioneers in future years if they plan on being a motion picture projectionist. To assist the faculty in arranging the stage for all rehearsals and to prepare the stage for approved school functions are two of the main jobs of the stage crew, under the direction of Earl Kyle, manager. Their job, however, also consists of maintaining all equipment in serviceable condition. Members of the stage crew have to have the requirements of honesty and responsibility more than anything else because all prop rooms are under their supervision. The care of the stage and auditorium is also under their management. Row 1: Robichon, Lewis, Wolfe, Needham. Row 2: Holbrook, Carlton, Cooley, Mr. Sondeen, Kyle, McBeth, Hawke. Row 1: Tiniloy, Edwards, Mitchell, Murray. Row 2: Molln, Guett, Schofield, Lenth. Row 3: Stro-shane, Ruff, Benack, Shepherd, Chamber . Office Help Red Cross Taking dictation, running errands, putting mail in teachers' boxes, and writing letters are only a few of the services performed by the office help in the counselor's office. The switchboard and detention slips keep the girls in the main office on their toes. Pioneers who give up their study halls to help with the clerical work of Central are a needed asset. To spread good will to all people of other lands is the objective of the Junior Red Cross. With the excellent guidance of the club's president, Carolyn Hymes; vice president, Aija Studans; secretary, Sharon Simonson; treasurer, Bruce Martin; and faculty adviser. Miss Daniels, their purpose this year was reached by the means of gift boxes and a school chest for overseas. The biggest project of the organization for this past year was the March drive. For this occasion arf excellent program was presented before the student body. Every student at Central High is rightly justified in being proud of this program and group. Row I: Simonton. Studani, Mi Danioli, Hym« , Mortin. Row 2: Penchy, Gordon, Julien, Pay no, Druley, Knution. Row 3: Dale. Winfor , Grindelond, Hodlund, Toutloy, lundbcrg. Row 4: Ed-ward , Hartman, Bockman, Optfod, Rotimon, Linditrom, Nordquiit. Row 5: Wilton, Morkuton, Hill, Grady, Hanno, MocMillan. Row 6: Ellis. S. Nolson, Kimble, N. Nolton, J. Notion, Berry, Wahl. Row 1: Proft, Pinikt, Green, Mil Zangor, Anderson, Otterson, Beasley, Roffers. Row 2: Norris, Theros, Gilbertson, Preston, Simms, Ledin, C. Nelson, Hughes, Katxman, K. Anderson. Row 3: Hovlar.d, Frary, Preston, Falkum, Lindgren, lindberg, Meixner, Green, Runyon. Row 4: Epplo, Kearns, Moffett, Knutson, Liiste, Miller, MacMillan, Williams. Row 5: Bove, Drevdahl, Melnytschenko, Bove, Spencer, Hanson, Donley, Johnson, Jacobson. Banking Sophomore Choir Aloysius Q. Ham, our banking pig, was awarded to room 307 for their outstanding leadership in banking. All this goes to show is that we have good representation of bonk cashiers in homerooms to help the rooms win. The banking staff encourages saving for future years and expenses and even loans money to people who just seem to forget all the time. Thanks to this wonderful group, under the guidance of Miss Zanger, we can accept letters of gratitude from Farmers and Mechanics. Singing the Guiding Star Carol and While Stars Their Vigil Keep were the two songs the Sophomore Choir sang in the Christmas concert under the direction of Omer Schommer. We have a Sophomore Choir this year that deserves a lot of credit. They are hard working, intelligent, alert, co-operative, and above all very good singers, which is a vital requirement in order to belong to the choir. Row 1: Delude, Winters, Velasco, Kinney, Preston, Johnson, Katxman, Gilbertson, Grohn. Row 2: Fyle, Tempo, Meixner, Draper, Finstrom, Rovick, Lelond, Hoffman, Stevens, Logeman. Row 3: Cousins, Lindberg, Steiger, McNearney. Kotsonas, McBeth, Johanos, Merrill. Row 4: Johnson, Johnson, Julum, Mortrud, lick, Kuphal, Willar, Hanson. Dahlberg, Berg. 28 Row 1: Chmol, Mortching, Peterton, Andorson, Von Slyko, Lolond. Row 2: Porker, Hymoi, Thu nold, Danielton, Vozooilok, Thompson. Row 3; Franson, Homines , Time, Swiggun, Kottke, Dahl, DeYoung, Engel, Fischer, Carlson, Hesselgrave, Hanna. Row 4: Huitad, Opstad, Scribner, Mr. Miles. Orchestra Central Singers One of the highlights of the year for the Central Orchestra was to ploy the accompaniment for the Choir at the Christmas program. The orchestra is a fine organization in which all the members are talented musicians. A complete concert was on the agenda for the spring semester. Select singers make up the organization of Cen-tral Singers, who work entirely free of any super, vision other than their student directors. Dale Roffers, junior, and David Witt, senior. These six teen students work hard in early morning re hearsals to give a polished performance. This group has had the honor throughout the year to sing at many school auditoriums, P.T.S.A. programs, and other outside organizations. Central Singers has helped to make every student's school days at Central favorable. Also, they have brought joy to everyone who hears them. Row 1: Doc kin, Lindgren, Studans, Cornelton, John ton. Row 2: Ratmuston. Kulondor, Wilkin , Booialit. Fjtoth, Morlin. Row 3: Kirtoy, Tock, Witt, RofFeri, Matt on, Fimtrom. 29 Agnew, Ahlers, Alfton, Alien Beasley, Beckley, Chapman, Clarke, Congdon, Conn, Carlton, Dahl, Dahn, DeYoung, Edit, Engel, Fischer, Frazer, Freeberg, Froiland, Gerber, Grimes, Groth, Hoisted, Hamtnett, Hanna, Hestelgrove, Hopp, Hruby, Hughes, Hurtig, Jackson, D. Johnson, J. Johnson, Kanneman, Keller, Kottke, Krueger, Lamb, Lee, lindberg, Lindgren, MacKenzie, Madsen, Miller, Nemec, Nord, Olson, Rekow, Rieke, Rostman, Routier, Scanlon, Band We have been entertained by the band on many occasions. At assemblies, concerts, football games, and basketball games, under the direction of Harold Miles, band director. City wide contest and a new formation by the band for Homecoming were a few of the things the band has participated in the past year. Row 1: Ellis, Lindgren, McKeone, Davidson, Katzman, Barboro, Grody, Reich, Johnson, McCollins. Not pictured—Jean Zmuda. Row 7: Dockin, Martinson, O'Hern, Peterson, Studans, Finstrom, Anderson, Rovick, Tock, Fjeseth, Anderson, Dahlgren, Martin, Robertson. Row 3: Baumgartner, Kulander, Reveling, Johnson, Wilkins, Ring, Roffers, Kulander, Dob- . Scribner, Sims, Smith. Suliback. Swtnitn, Swiggum, Tisue, Vetvick. Wode. Wilton, Winters, Wodrick. Second Band: Atchley. Barnett, Campbell, Duffy, Ewing, Frankten, Hanton, Hinderaker, Hokonton, Jocobten, Lundeen. Morkuton, Odegoard. Peterton, Petterton, Rice, Thiet, Thornberg, Wilton, Wood. Choir Sacred and spiritual songs, plus favorite popular numbers are only a few of the varied entertainment which the choir under the direction of Omer Schommer has presented to us this past year. Early mornings and hour after hour of strict practice only brings out half the work it has taken to make such a good choir. As a result of all this practice and concentration, the choir has been rewarded by singing at the Farmers and Mechanics Bank. Also, the choir has made several recordings, that is, not including all the many various types of programs they have presented to us. We are very grateful for the fine entertainment they have given us throughout the past year. belaire, Nelson, Sandbo, Cornellson, Moffett. Row 4: Rasmussen, Keating, Luger, Ross-mon, Newman, Kersey. Spencer, Witt, Cameron, Mattton, Faison, Holler, Bootolit, Agnick, Walters. K’ VVv Homecoming Court 1955 Homecoming, an annual tradition handed down through the years, has become a symbol of fall reunions, football games, and gay festivities. Although a little early this year, September 30, 1955, it created a lot of excitement and anxiety. Queen Dianne, with her four attendants, Barbara, Dawn, Sharon, and Gwen, reigned over our Homecoming Day activities. Even though we didn't Sack the Millers from Washburn, we had a lot of fun ending with our dance in the school lunchroom sponsored by the Student Council. Queen Dianne From the House of Rosedale Barbara Krauss 35 Proyer to the Rain Gods Cheering crowds. Smiling queen Promenade your lady 36 Victory! Victory! C. H. S. These smiling faces are those of our football coaches, and co-captains of the football team. A cake was baked in honor of the team after the football season when, after much hard work, they finished the season with only two losses. They really did a fine job and certainly kept school spirit high. G. Gohde, Mr. Bowman, Mr. Elias, Mr. Vakos, Mr. Swanson, B. Burnside. One of the most recent additions to Central is the baton twirlers, who precede the band in marching routines. Practicing in early morning rehearsals and striving for accuracy are two of the goals which have made this group outstanding. Kneeling: D. Van Slyke, M. Martin, J. Hughes. Standing: D. Rosedale, S. Quinn, C. Robertson. Is everybody happy? These words have echoed through Central's auditoriums for many years. Our peppy cheerleaders, led by Sandy Quinn, cheer our boys on to victory and pep up the team when spirits are low. These energetic girls really keep the school spirit high. In basketball, football, track, hockey, and all sports, the cheerleaders are the teams' inspiration. 37 38 PIONEER PASTIMES “The big doyl “We all need love. Af lostl 'Ohl What a beautiful doll!' 'Autograph, pleotel' 39 What’ For Chow' Sharp At A Tack1 PIONEER PASTIMES Who Said Chivolry Wo Dead 40 Spin The Platters' PIONEER PASTIMES Smooth As A Jewel1 Breaking the Pinato 41 CENTRALIAN PROGRAM Another highlight of the year is the annual Centralian Program presented by the Centralian Staff. Using the theme Night and Day in New York City, the program featured talent from other high schools of the city. Cleo Dockin presided over the tour of day scenes and Toni Hughes acted as a guide on the night life rendezvous. 42 NEWS PROGRAM The News program, one of the most anticipated assemblies of the year, was centered around a T. V. program featuring Joan Baumgartner and Ron Hams-ness as Emcees. A wide range of talent was presented including pantomimes, skits, musical numbers, etc. The News program is presented once a semester as an incentive for students to buy the Central High News which is published bi-weekly. 43 Row 1: Stein, Mgr., B. Martin, Mgr., F. Nicholat, Oihima. T. Johmoo, Layer , Hazlett, R. Anderson . Gamble , P. Martin , Lundquiit , Cullen , Wade , Stentby, Dickey, Campbell. Row 2: E. Johnson, Fiseth, Roberge , Hobbs, Tronstad , Nielsen , Gohde , Burnside . Row 3: Swung, Mgr., Becker, Holbrook, Hummal, Robertson, Holman , Adkins, Lunberg , Lundgren , Murphy , Erickson, Swed-enborg , Wotson . J. Johnson , Benson , Scott, Coach Bowman, Cooch Elias, Coach Vakos. 1 sf Letter, 2nd Letter. Football The Pioneers were quite successful this year on the gridiron. They won five and lost two in tough city competition to finish fourth. Paced by co-captains, Gary Gohde and Bob Burnside, Central won their last four games after losing to the co-cham- pions, Henry and Washburn. The team showed remarkable enthusiasm and spirit throughout the whole season. Our new coaches. Bowman and Swanson, helped Coach Elias record a winning season. Tho Mo.Ud Mon Th« 44.000 Owootion 46 Co- optoin , Gary Gohda and Bob Burntido Scores CENTRAL 18 Roosevelt 6 CENTRAL 6 Henry 40 CENTRAL 0 Washburn 20 CENTRAL 26 Southwest 13 CENTRAL 14 Marshall 7 CENTRAL 7 North 0 CENTRAL 26 Vocational 7 Loary't on hit way I And away wo go! 47 Mr. Thoroton, loyar, Torg«non, Roff«rt, J. Johnson. Gorman, Burton, Erickson, Bonton, Albrecht, Olson. R. Johnton, Tronstod, Gohd . Kneeling: Gamble. Dupont. BASKETBALL Though well coached by Whitey Thoreson, the Pioneers were handicapped by lack of height, and injuries to our three acting captains: Gary Gohde, Jerry Johnson, and Lee Tronstad. The South, Vocational, West, Marshall, and Washburn games were all lost by a very close Senior Cogeri: Row 1: layer, Gohde, Tronitad. Row 7; Torger- ton, Gorman, Burton, Johnton. margin. In these games Central led most of the way. Nevertheless, the spirit that the Red and Blue cagers displayed, provided action and thrills for everyone. With many Junior prospects, a bright basketball season can be expected next year. Scores CENTRAL 44 CENTRAL 31 CENTRAL 57 CENTRAL 48 CENTRAL 34 CENTRAL 47 CENTRAL 51 CENTRAL 42 CENTRAL 43 CENTRAL 48 48 Nice form, Leel' lettermen: Dave Albrecht, Ron Benton, Maurice Burton, Bill Erickton, Gary Gohde, Dale Gorman, Dan Olton, Two pointi for Gohdel Dole Rofferi, Dick Torgerton, Lee Tronttad. Scores Roosevelt 71 Vocational 33 South 60 Edison 34 Henry 48 North 63 West 56 Marshall 43 Southwest 41 Washburn 52 Who't got the ball?1 49 'Catch him, George! Wild Bill at work. Cross Country Placing fourth in the Duluth Invitational and the Regional meets, this year's Cross Country team was the best in Central's history. Co-captains Bill Wilson and Jerome Larson also led the harriers to an impressive win over the Southwest Indians, the team to beat in Cross Country. The many sophomores that came out helped the team in reserve strength and made it the largest team in many years. Top row: Hawker, Rossman, Dowi, William , Bauer, Ellii, Rovick. Second row: Preston, Bowie, Jacobson, Johnson, McBeth, Wilson. First row: Tepper, Bernard, Burgan, Atchley, Larson, Wilson. 50 Coming through!' Where'd it go?' HOCKEY The Pioneer hockey team faced one of the toughest competition seasons in the history of the school. However, Roosevelt, the leading team in the city, were held scoreless by the Red and Blue for two periods before the boys finally tired. The team led mostly by Juniors and Sophomores lacked the needed experience for a winning season, nevertheless. Jack Born and Kirk Hazlett, cocaptains, held the team together during the entire season. Row 1: My or , Pederson , McManigal, Neilton , Hobbs . Hazlett , Cullen. Row 2: Mr. Ralph, Hammess , Adkins , Born . Jonas- on . Lundgren . Johnson, Campbell. lettermen. 51 Row 1: Wold. Wilton. Vollor. Mr. Eliot, Slewort. Hoffmon. «• 1 B r«- Clo“- °' k y' BoHin - • ,nofd- Nkholot, N.l.on, SWIMMING WRESTLING The Pioneer mermen under Coach Elias finished the season with victories over Edison, South, and Vocational. The performance of Captain Bob Nelson and Frank Nicholas added many points to Central's score. They will be sorely missed, however, with some fine Junior prospects, next year's team promises to be good. The lettermen include: Dickey, Glass, Hoffman, Nelson, and Nicholas. Although they didn't finish too high in the conference standings the Pioneer matmen displayed stamina and a will to win. Don Swanson, in his first year of coaching, gave Central a new theory on wrestling, which resulted in victories over South and Edison. The season's record of two victories and seven defeats fails to give a true picture of this year's squad. The team had considerably more depth than last season. Row t: OHagon. Vetvick. Steen. Olson, Poccini, Thomas. Row J: p. Martin. Wilkini, Lewi . Draper, Tepper. B. Martin, Mgr Row 3: Piomoi, Roberge. Madsen. Engfer. Burnside. Swenson. T. Ewing. Foison. Mr. Swanson. 52 Right down the middlel Swing, Loo!' BASEBALL Inexperience again hampered the Pioneer baseball team. The team improved rapidly, however, as the season progressed. Co-captains, Gary Gohde and Lee Tronstad, with their hitting power, helped bring many runs across to aid the Central cause. On defense, pitcher Jerry Johnson with his fireball pitches and steady nerves held back the opposition. The Red and Blue fought courageously and made a better showing than had been predicted. Row 1: Steen, Goodmomon, Albrecht, G. Johnson. Gamble, Patterson. Row 7: Gustafson, Pederson, Adkins, Benson, Petterson, Steen, berg. Bow 3: Cooch Vakos, Hobbs, J. Johnson, Gohde, Tronstod, Dupont, R. Johnson. 53 You toll 'em, Whileyl Captain Kirk Hozellet Let's fly I1 TENNIS Charles Hawke on first singles, and Don Larson and Dan Olson on first doubles, compare with the best in the city, stated Coach Whitey Thoreson when asked about the team potential. The team lacked only in reserve strength to in- sure victory. Hopes were high, however, for a city championship. With only two seniors on the squad, the future looks bright for the Pioneer tennis team. Mr. Thoreson, Dahl , Miller , Barney, Jonosson, Larson , Hazelett’, Hawke , Oshimo . Donley , Olson . JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL GtTfoWhn,°n' R,n®' GO® n' Smi,h' S 0 ' 0lhim°' Gi,chr{  'o' Alffoo. Anderson. Holman. Goodmonson, loru n. Robeson. SOPHOMORE BASEBALL Row I: Wemhon, Bostod, Jonanon, Williamt. R. larson, Cooley. Allen, Harl. Row 2: Smith, Voeller. Conklin, Adorn . Schroeder, Nelson, Peterson. Row 3: H. Johnson, Kohnctscher, Dwinnell, Gloss, Rossmon, Leaner, Lick, Hoffman, Monager. 55 Go Mon. Go! He Flies thru the oirl' TRACK This year's track team, ably coached by Bob Hoisington and Earl Bowman, had more balance than previous Central cinder teams in recent years. Jerry Larson, holder of the state's indoor mile record, and Dick Torgerson, one of the outstanding broad jumpers of the city, led the team to many dual meet victories. The team lacked individual stars in the other events, which resulted in not placing higher than fourth in state competition. The 1956 track team upheld the fine tradition of Central track history. Row 1: Erickson, Gilchrist, Atchley, Martin. P. Martin. Dickoy, Compbell, Torgerson. Row 2: Smith, Mochiafava, Proston, Rovick. Jacobson, Topper, Burgon, Bernard, J. Larson. Row 3: Loo, Rieke, Duffy, Bernberg, Finstrom, Kelly Manogor Faison, Wilson. Row 4: Louis, Booker, Grigsby, Peterson, McBeafh, Freeberg. Bell, Mill, E. Johnson, Bauer. Row 5: Mr. Bowman, Alfton, Born, Nilsen, Miller, Scanlon, Hedger, Jackson, Wilson, Raddatz, Mr. Hoisington. 56 Row 1: Hart, Adams, Anderson, Dwyer, Nelson, Willioms. Row 2: Bosiad, Hillstrom, Vaosous, Johnson, Castleman, Weslerman. Beck. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Row J: Dwinell, Lundeen, Smith, Pawlowski, Spragg, Kohmelscher, Williams, Hart, Port, Boline, Schroeder, Clayborn, Christiansen. Row 2: Draper, Peterson, Camerson, Fox, Nelson, Adams, Joneion Kotsono, Wilier, Lick, Rodaty, Freeberg, Cossctte. Glass, Hansen, Hanson, Klausson. Row 3: Mr. Ralph, Hillstrom, Vonsaus, Cost'eman, Anderson, Griggsby, Johnson, Johnson, Williams, Johnson, Bolslad, Martin, Bell, Simmons, Madvig Joseph, Mr. Thoreson. 57 k Corol Scribner The G.A.A. started the year off with a bang by selling shakers for homecoming, and giving a dance. The members of the cabinet are all good leaders, and direct the various activities that a number of girls participate in. GIRLS' ATHLETICS The job of earning 1,000 points in order to get an All-City emblem is quite a feat, and takes much ambition. The G.A.A. president has earned a star which signifies participation in G.A.A., and being a member of a championship team or an individual winner of a sport. Those girls who have earned 600 points, have a C average, and are good citizens around the school, may receive a Central C. An emblem must really be worked for, and requires an additional 400 points and a C average. Last fall the President, Carol Scribner, and the sport heads gave a brief summary of the sport she directed. The group is under the capable direction of Dorothy Hawker, and Joyce Anderson. tow I: T. Hughe , Mr . Hawker, Mil Anderton, C. Notion. Row 2: Holler. Grady Wet-terling, Haliload, Scribner. Row 3: linditrom. Ronmon, Axiotit, luger, N. Anderion, Quinn. 58 BADMINTON Badminton requires much skill, as well as physical endurance. It has become a very popular sport, under the leadership of Carol Nelson. Many girls turned out to participate in the round-robin tournament, and two juniors, won the Doubles Championship. They were Barbara Brooks, and Jackie Wetterling. Girls who participated, earned 100 points toward their Central C or emblem. Borbora Brook . Jacki W   rling BASKETBALL Basketball has always been one of the most popular activities and this year was no exception to the rule. There was evidence of much good sportsmanship, and keen competition. The Slippery Six again won the tournament which makes them champions for the third year in a row. Approximately seventy girls turned out, and teams were set up by Jan Schaller to practice and play tournaments on different nights during the week. Row 1: Wetferling, Scribner, luger, Drevdahl, Scholler. B Petenon, N«m«;. 59 tow 1: B P«l f on, Holitoad. lugtr, Scribnor. tow 2: C. Nolton. Drovdahl. tow 2: Wottorling. Molnyntchonko, Hoveling. VOLLEYBALL BOWLING Lots of team work was certainly typical of this well-organized team who won the tournament. This sport requires a lot of skill as well as a quick eye. All girls who participated agreed they had a lot of fun. Jackie Wetterling, who is head of volleyball, put in long hours of work in planning the schedule of games. Bowling has always been a big success here at Central and this year was no exception. A large number of girls participated and worked hafd to improve their averages and skill. They practiced at the 38th and Nicollet Bowling Lanes several nights out of the week in order to improve their ability for the tournament. Row 1: Strom, J. Preiton. Ulrich, Zmuda, McCollini, Burg. R'tch. Grady. Holtor, Morrow, Hebnor Row 2: Morrill, lamb, Gilbertton, Engfer, Johanna , Boedecker, MoffaM. Row 3: Green, Wodrich. Wydell. Kenneman, Udin, luger. C. Nol on, Eiiloy. Row 4: Thie . Hort-man. lion, Aniotit, Newman, lorton, J. Nolton, Halstood. Ring. G. Po«or ©n. 60 Row 1: Temple, Widell, ledin. BASEBALL GOLF Boseboll takes much vim and vigor as well as team work. The girls worked hard to improve their batting averages and also attended the required number of practices which were needed to obtain the one hundred points toward their Central C. The sport is becoming more and more popular every year. With the coming of spring came golf and much tedious practice in order to earn a coveted place on the team. Team members participated in a weekly tournament with other high schools in the city. In order to acquire one hundred points, one had to attend four out of five practices in the gym. This practice consisted of hitting plastic golf balls from rubber mats across the gym floor. Row 1: T. Hugh !, B Moore. Ulrich, Youngberg. Quinn, B. Rice. Edward , lamb. Ricker, Falkum, Roger . Row 2: Norris, Profl, Burg, Blinkenberg, Golden, Grody, Moffat, N. Anderson, Rasmussen, Wilson, Temple, Epple, Boedecker, S. Johnson, Strom, Titus, Bronson, Studan . 61 62 a 63 SCOUTS-- Trail Blazers Room 102 FIRST ROW: Braaten, Min Anderson, legro. Julien SECOND ROW; Hovland. O'Hern, Faiion, Poppin, Runyon. THIRD ROW: Carlton, Graack, Blockmar, P. Anderson, Thomas. FOURTH ROW- M hn r, Williams logelin, Notion, loo, Ouom. Walitad. FIFTH ROW: Poich, Timmor. Boylo, E. Johnson, Erickton, Conn, R Johnion, Oimon. Room 316 FIRST ROW: Bonodict. Muth, Ivon, Mr. Bowman. SEC OND ROW; Vavroiky, Hudson, Harrit. Blinkonborg THIRD ROW: Clift, Wetterling, Poppas, Moffett. Thoren FOURTH ROW; CHopman, DuPont, Schween, Fjete K Hoogonakkor. Lindquist FIFTH ROW: Lokon, Johnion Doniclton, Routt, Hagoman, Baromoro, Davison Room 209 FIRST ROW: Hodroai, Schaefer. Mr. Davidson, Opitod Carlton. SECOND ROW: Timmor, Minikut, S. Andor ton, Martintont, Hughes. THIRD ROW: Cornoliut. Borg Evans, Scanlon, Moo, Gronborg. FOURTH ROW: Ad kint, Otto, R. Johnion, Millor, Swoot, Ratmutton, Wal tort. r S r • Room 305 FIRST ROWt Dahl, Ahlort, McCollint, Zmuda, Mitt Deans SECOND ROW: Hannot, Voronyok, Roich, E. Johnson. THIRD ROW: Schallor, Briochlo, Paterson, Weller. Preiton. FOURTH ROW, Tock, Tituo, Phipps, Itely, V. Andorton, Fronton. FIFTH ROW: Rottig, Smallwood, Dahn, R. Johnson, Lambrechl, Faiton, R. Andorton. Trail Blazers Room 412 FIRST ROW: Rice. THompion, Mr. Grimstad, lunow Gouvin. SECOND ROW: Jensen, Cheney. Thunold Vozenilek, Widell. THIRD ROW: Moor , Panning, P. Smith, Bronson. Hanzely. FOURTH ROW: Mortinson. Blomquist, Dickey, Williams. J. Jonas. Hanna. FIFTH ROW: Pedersen, Alfton. Torrance. Albrecht. Ewing. Schroeder, Norby. Room 313 FIRST ROW: Kotchmark, Brooks. Roney, Miss Haasarud SECOND ROW: Wohl, Burg. Nelson, Von Auken THIRD ROW: Hanefeld, R. Petersen, Baron, Steen luft-man. FOURTH ROW: Drevdahl. Duvick, Maxwell. Gromm, Tornauski. Renquist. FIFTH ROW: Wahl. Compb ll, Olson, Gikhrist. Hummsl, Edberg, Kulonder Room 206 FIRST ROW: Mr. Hoisington, Norris, Comsau, Billingfon Owens. SECOND ROWi Stoneberg. Carmer, loDou ceur, Ehmk , Jarzyna. THIRD ROW: Oleinicak, Gord n r, Costello, Hestelgrave, Honczarenko, Lankton FOURTH ROW: Benson, Chamberlin, Berry, Morchiafovo Holbrook, Fraser, Pelecis. Room 307 FIRST ROW: Whatley, Nelson. Mr. Krueger, McHugh. Everson. SECOND ROW: Campion. Clark, Fyle, C. Anderson, Tousley. THIRD ROW: Wright (Judy), Wright (Jackie), Ronning, Donlon, Routier. FOURTH ROW: Notvik, Torrance, Dobbelaire, Bove, Wilson, Golden. FIFTH ROW: Neumann, McManigal, Hedger, Ulrich, Kersey, Psomas, Babich. Trail Blazers Room 306 FIRST ROW: McKeone, Stork, Ve trick. Mil lobdell, Stearns, Boyer, Hazlett. SECOND ROW: Robertson, Tuck, Gorney, Wilier, Youngberg, Studqns. THIRD ROW: Campion, Collier, Sulzback, Newman, Cornellson. FOURTH ROW: Rasmussen, Oestrich, I. Johnson, S. Peterson, Krueger, Smith. FIFTH ROWi Scott, Holman, Madsen, E. Smith, Donley, D. Anderson, Swanson, Froksen. Room 311 FIRST ROW: RafFensparger, Jocobson. Barbero, Mrs. Olson, Newsome, Poirer. SECOND ROW: Zodach, M. Johnson, Martin, Grady, Covert, Tyler. THIRD ROW: Thayer, Erickson, B. Peterson, lundsten, Stormeen. FOURTH ROW: Spencer, Heir, Gagen, Kolor, Enkhaut. Steine. FIFTH ROW: Marx. Sherman, Olander, Wallin, Rekow, Gorman. Northenscold. Room 413 FIRST ROW: Huber. S. Peterson, Miss Scott, Theriault. SECOND ROW: Abercrombie. Nordquist, Hinderoker, Dewar. THIRD ROW: Jacobson. Emonuelson. N. Anderson, Baskin, Stimson. Where is the hypotenuse? Trail Blazers Room 321 FIRST ROW: Wonntf, Payne. Spillone, Boehm . Mr . Towm«nd. SECOND ROW: laVigne, M. Pawluk, C. Sorenton. Rutherford. THIRD ROW: Nemec, Werhon. Trudeau. Kovonogh. Perkins. FOURTH ROW: Lee. Wat- on, Olson, Nordmarken, Peterson. Patek. FIFTH ROW: Bjerke. Ring, Nystrom. Mathews, Knutson, Myers, Hobbs. Room 417 FIRST ROW: Mortin, Proft, Theros, Rossing, Pinske, Miss Zanger. SECOND ROW: Knutson, Matson, Miller. Maddox. Beckman, Dumas. THIRD ROW: R. Anderson. Othima, lewis, Fronke, O'Hern. FOURTH ROW: love. B. Johnson, Konopliv, F. Olson, Roffers. Steenberg. FIFTH ROW.- Mattison, Wilcxek. Beasley, Good man son. McCarthy, Gustafson, Hermanson. Scouts Room 101 FIRST ROW: Murray, Grindelond, Mis Daniels, Allar- dyce, Christopher. SECOND Dobbelaire. THIRD ROW: Alexander. FOURTH ROW: Grimme, Jacobson. FIFTH Madvig, Pieri, W. Smith, G. ROW: Ryan, Peel, ledin, Gauvin, Tidholm, Julum, Kuphol, Blomquist, Dwyer, ROW: Cossette, Mortrud, Larson. Wotch your fingers! Scouts Room 216 FIRST ROW: McCorthy, Coval, Min Grosz, J. Johnson, Winters. SECOND ROW: Hollivay, Organ. Falkum, Bjurbeck. THIRD ROW: Robichon, Bloomgren, Emrick, Butenhoff, Duncan. FOURTH ROW: Terlisner, Lund, Merrill, Jockson, Hart, Smith. FIFTH ROW: Wiwick, Parris, Joseph, Morsching, Krug. Kraml, Christopher. Room 409 FIRST ROW: Velasco, Thor, Titus, Mr. Johnson, Vovro sky. S. Johnson. SECOND ROW: Wilson. B. Anderson Fyle, Otterson. THIRD ROW: Droper, Webster, Moore Lasher, Davies, S. Peterson. FOURTH ROW: Cooley Berg, Colaos, Stewart, Fredenburg, Rogers, Birnberg FIFTH ROW: Miller, Kotsonas, Hurtig, Topcl. Mac Kenzie, Gr,gsb)f( Bayer Tov y. At the polls Room 205 FIRST ROW: Hedlund, Parle, Richardson, Mrs. Hawker, Loegering, Benson. SECOND ROW: Berggren, Christiansen, Norling, L'Herault, Westin, Preston, Stiebinger. THIRD ROW: Helbling, Cripps, Motzen, Bergum, K. Johnson, B. Larson. FOURTH ROW: Kimble, Poterson, Cornelius, D. Hanson, J. Anderson, lemmer, Hawkinson. FIFTH ROW: Johnson, J. Hillstrom, Lick, Freeberg, Mc-Beoth, Jonosson, Steiger, Addington. Scouts Room 121 FIRST ROW: Peasho, Ekstrond, Miss Koriita. Boucher, Willio. SECOND ROW: Wold, R. lorson. Edlund, Wad dick. Workmen. THIRD ROW: Bristol, Uiste, Vlosos. Poige, Ziegler. FOURTH ROW: Torkelson. Martin. Shortley, Axiotis, Schilti, Johonos. FIFTH ROW: M. Johnson, Faockt. Bottad. Hansen. Thornberg, Duffy. LeMieux. Room 123 FIRST ROW; Sims, Allen, Mr. Mulligan, Dwinnell, Weiss, lumby. SECOND ROW: Ronning, Hough, Engfer, Lind-berg, Persons, Parke. THIRD ROW: Showalter, Berg-gren, Cody. Wilier. Belanger. FOURTH ROW: May, Leland, Hansen, Temple, Barnett, Keating. FIFTH ROW: L Anderson, Westerman, Vensaus. Nelson, Cans. J. Peterson, D. Anderson. Room 319 FIRST ROW: S. Johnson, Franklin, Mr. Peck, Green, Tev lm. Buck. SECOND ROW: Bumanis, Thompson, Larson Teusaw, Ricker, Clift. THIRD ROW: Lundeen, Knight Stuart, Epple, Miller. FOURTH ROW: Soderlind. Miller Dahlberg, Nelson, Nadort. Woolery. FIFTH ROW: Ol son, Bell, Costleman, Kelley, Williams. Swanson, Ver meulen. Bringing home the cake. Scouts Room 111 FIRST ROW: Katzman, Grahn, Mr. Ralph, Ntwiom, Roitmon. SECOND ROW: Ward, Durheim, Rudolph, Biesemeir, Barbar. THIRD ROW: Niemela, Lion, S. Anderson, Ellis, Lambert, Hunter. FOURTH ROW: Olsen. Radatz. Collmen, Haiker, Adami, L. Martin, Daws. Room 104 FIRST ROW: Gilbertson, Mrs. Rovik, Underwood. SEC OND ROW: Strom, lenning, Kanneman. THIRD ROW: t. JOHNSON, C. Anderson, Selover, Wadley. FOURTH ROW: Lee, Cousins, Wolf, S. Nelson, Heggum. FIFTH ROW: Nubbe, Whalan, Edmundson, Swenson, B. Johnson, Campbell. Room 214 FIRST ROW: Widell. Knutson, Mr. Sandeen, Lundberg, Latraille. SECOND ROW: Maixner, Barney, Stedmon, Wilson, J. Johnson. THIRD ROW: Stillwell, B. Johnson, Magnuson, Stephens, Berge. FOURTH ROW: Bernard, Rieke, Gustafson. .8levins, Herlitz, Rosen. What is it? Scouts Room 122 FIRST ROW: Pederton, Kay, Weber. Mr . Seller , Logan. Groth, lebowtky. SECOND ROW: Pauley, Moton, Atneosen, Moore, Clark, Sowatzky, Westlin. THIRD ROW: Johnson, Zilo, Finttrom, Shea, Ellington, Hartman. FOURTH ROW: larton, Reitan, Furtf, Newel, Bakken. Simmon . Broan. FIFTH ROW: Woldttod, Fiiher, John ton, Ostrander, Beck, Perrizo, Wottrel, Hanten. Room 318 FIRST ROW: Donlin, Snell, Mr. Swanton, Bromon, Cun ningham, Dordon. SECOND ROW: Conklin, lochli Green, Pelecit, Michoelton, Steiner. THIRD ROW: loge monn, Jemiton, Kohmettcher, Hannemon, Bothmann D. Johnson, William . FOURTH ROW: Smith, William Hortch, Harrington, Lafrinier, Kielblock, Rice. FIFTH ROW: D. Peterson, Hintor, Gleaton, Cameron, Lone. Barnet, Thomat, Rovick. Room 314 FIRST ROW: Boedeker, Lindgren, Mitt Wold, Brickman. Kellett. SECOND ROW: Stein, Delude, Cox, Hinet, Hawley. Fo t. THIRD ROW: Kronz, Sprogg. MacMillan. Wodrich, Carter. FOURTH ROW: Engttrom, Hoventky, McNeil. Glatt, Clauten, Pawlowtki. FIFTH ROW: Hed-tlrom. Linnell, Thie , Boden, Willor, Sp'nner. Rottman. A ttitch in time . . . --W 1 TV r CLASS OFFICERS Jim Swedenborg, president; Carol Robertson, vice president; Janet Mills, secretary, and Tom Andy Anderson, treasurer, were chosen for their leadership, personality, scholastic ability, and sportsmanship to carry the load of the senior problems and arrange them so they are no longer problems but jobs well done. As a whole, the senior class of 1955-56 would like to thank and express our appreciation for leading us in all we have done. CLASS CABINET Row 1: Anderson, Robertson, Swedenborg, Mills. Row 7: Danielson, Van Slyke, Hughes, Boosalis, Johnson, Morrow, Davidson, Parker. Row 3: Engfer, DeYoung, Peterson, Winters, Froilond, Lamb, Layer, Egertson, Hamsness, Burnside, Mr. Miles. 76 REPRESENTATIVE CENTRALITES Leadership, scholastic ability, sportsmanship, activities and service to Central have led these Pioneers to the top. These people were elected to represent our school by the rest of the senior body. Now that we Pioneers are bidding forewelt to Central, we can thank you, Representative Centrolites, and congratulate you for the honors bestowed upon you. Tom Anderson Bob Burnside John Engfer Toni Hughes Carol Robertson Jim Layer Jim Swedenborg XI Gwen Froilond Yvonne Morro Down Von Slyke 77 TOP TEN Sharon Chmel—Valedictorian Earl Kyle—Valedictorian Gwen Froiland—Salutatorion Marlene Chapman Dole Gorman Robert Hokanson Marilyn Hopp Janet Milli Yvonne Morrow Pat Nelson 78 HOMESTEADERS ABRAMOVITZ, Dove . . . Dove appears very shy, but is ever ready for a second try. AGNEW, Robert . . . He's quiet and shy, but one swell guy. Band, Golf. Baseball. AGNICK, Mary . . . An interesting girl when you know her well, with lots of stories and jokes to tell. Choir. ALLEN, Barbara ... I do not look for favor or fame, graduation is now my only aim. Band, Choir, G.A.A., Junior Achievement. ANDERSON, Harold ... I have three speeds, slow, slower, and stop. Hockey, Junior Achievement. ANDERSON, Karen . . . Clothes both cute and classy, will be found on this fair lassie. Honor Roll, Bank Cashier, Orchestra. Trietter, Spanish Club, G.A.A. ANDERSON, Karol . . . Karol is a likeable gal, she njakes a real swell pal. ANDERSON, Marilyn ... A girl with appeal, a charm that's real. Hi-Crusaders. ANDERSON, Marlene . . . Full of fun, full of glee, alwoys as happy as she can be. Choir, Hi-Crusaders, Triettes. ANDERSON, Ray . . . He may be shy but he's quite a guy. Football, Track, Baseball. ANDERSON, Thomas James . . . Cares or worries he has none, but radiates a generous share of wit and fun. Student Council, Mimes and Mummers, Football, Trock, Junior Achievement. ANDERSON, Thomas Jerald . . . The kind of fellow we like to meet; with a friendly nature that can't be beat. Class Officer. Class Cabinet, Representative Centralite, Choir, Basketball, Football. ATCHLEY, George . . . Tall, likeable, and very pleasant. George seems shy but really isn't. Hall Monitor, Bond, Hi-Y, C Win ner. Basketball, Trock. Cross Country. BARNETT, James . . . Sometimes I work, sometimes I play. Never too serious, always gay. News Staff, Bond, Basketboll, Track, Cross Country. BARNEY, William . . . Though a little shy, he's a good all around guy. Hockey, Cross Country, Baseball. BARON, Gilbert . . . He's a boy who'll see it through, with any task he has to do. BAUMGARTNER, Joan . . . Personality, charm, and grace, glamorize Joanie every place. Honor Roll, Choir, Mimes and Mummers, Hi-Crusaders, Triettes, German Club. BECKLEY, Carol . . . Her friendly smile, wins many a friend. Band, Hi-Crusaders, Triettes, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Junior Achieve- ment. 79 HOMESTEADERS BECKMAN, Ronald . . . School break up the day io. Basketball. BENACK. Sharon ... A girl with calm and quiet way , follow her example—it poy . Triette , Spanish Club, Office Staff, G.A.A. 8ENNETT, Kay . . . Here' a girl who' cute ond gay. you'll alway mile when she come your way. Triette , Office Staff, G.A.A. BENSON, Lester . . . Ambition and courtesy he doe possess, and proves hard work will bring success. Office Staff. BERGSTROM, Delrene . . . By her smile and sparkling eyes, we know she is witty and wise. Triette , G.A.A. BJORBACK, Joan . . . One you'll have to look at twice, cause she's so nice. G.A.A. BLAKE, Lawrence . . . One that is peppy and lot of fun, it's no wonder Larry's likked by everyone. C Winner, Basketball, Cross Country. BLOXHAM, David . . . Quiet, thoughtful, loyal, too, we wish success to come to you. BOEDEKER, Mary . . . Smart and nice, a gal worth knowing. Toward the top she is steadily going. Work Program, Triette . BOOSALIS, Barbara . . . Peppy, charming, full of fun. She's a gal who gets things done. Honor Roll, Class Cabinet, Choir, Triette , Spanish Club, G.A.A.. C Winner. BORN, Jack . . . Mischief ond pep welded in one, Jock's the life of the party and loods of fun. Hall Monitor, C Winner, Hockey, Track. BOTS, Jim . . . Hoppy-go-lucky is he, full of fun wherever he may be. Work Program, Swimming. BOVE, Clarine ... A friend in need is a friend indeed. Bank Cashier, G.A.A. BOWIE, Charles . . . Happy-go-lucky and gay, he'll hove many a happy day. Office Staff, C Winner, Basketball, Track, Cross Country. BRENNAN, Carol . . . She's rather quiet, but can be a riot. Honor Roll, Work Program, Triettes, Library Monitor, G.A.A. BRENNAN, Carole . . . Goodnatured with friends always around. Honor Roll, News Staff, Triettes, Library Monitor. BURGEN, Michael ... A good all-around fellow, in so many different ways. P.T.S.A., Track, Cross Country. BURNSIDE, Robert . . . Muscular, athletic, full of fun. Bob is as swell as they come. Clots Cabinet, Student Council, Representative Centralite, C Winner, Football Co-Captain, Track, Wrestling Captain. 80 HOMESTEADERS BUTTEDAHL, Robert . . . Although your school days soon will cease, we hope your friends will always increase. CALLERY, Colleen . . . Always helpful, always polite, her kind ways make her just right. Choir, Hi-Crusaders, Triettes. CAMPBELL, Jay . . . So quiet at times but usually in 'dutch a friendly fellow with a humorous touch. Bond, Football. CHAMBERS, Carol . . . Quietly, in her own mild way, she does her work from day to day. Office Staff. CHAPMAN, Marlene . . . Sweet and smart a student rare, one with whom few can compare. Top Ten, Honor Roll, Secretary of National Honor Society, Student Council, Triettes, P.T.S.A., Spanish Club, G.A.A. CHMEL, Sharon . . . With plenty of brains and a pleasant voice, for an A-1 student, she's our choice. Valedictorian, Top Ten, Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Centralian Staff, Orchestra, Triettes, P.T.S.A., Spanish Club, German Club, G.A.A., Debate. CHRISTIANSEN, DiAnn . . . She's clever and rather sweet. Being with her is quite a treat. Honor Roll, Nationol Honor Society, Triettes Cabinet, P.T.S.A., G.A.A. CLAIRMONT, Lois . . . Quiet, shy, and always polite? When this girl's around it's always a delight. News Staff, Choir, Work Program, Triettes, G.A.A. CLAUSEN, JoAnn . . . Her quiet ways, her friendly smile, really makes things worth our while. Work Program, Triettes. COLAAS, Louise . . . Although she's sometimes rather shy, we wish her success as the years go by. Work Program. CONG-DON, Douglas ... A friendly guy with a pleasant way. an all-around fellow any day. Band, Football, Baseball. DAHL, Ronald . . . Likeable, ready for fun. A good companion for everyone. Honor Roll, Orchestra, C Winner, Tennis. DAHLGREN, Rosalie . . . Here is a lovely girl with lovely hair. A friendly smile a gift so rare. Choir, Hi-Crusaders, Triettes. DALE, Francine . . . Carefree and cheerful, she contributes an earful. Hi-Crusaders, Triettes, Red Cross. DANIELSON, Dean . . . Clean cut and manly, a gentleman and a friend. He and success will surely blend. Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Closs Cabinet, Centralian Staff, Editor of the Centralian, Orchestra, Golf. DANIELSON, Marlys . . . Sweet and friendly to all she knows. Liked by all, wherever she goes. Hi-Cfusoders, P.T.S.A. DAVIDSON, Diane ... A friendly lass with a brilliant mind. A gal like her is hard to find. Honor Roll, Notional Honor Society, Closs Cabinet, Student Council, Student Council Secretary. Lunchroom Monitor, Mimes and Mummers, Mimesand Mummeri Vice President, Triettes, G.A.A. DAVIDSON, Margot . . . Care free and gay, she's always that way. Choir, Mimes and Mummers, Spanish Club. 81 HOMESTEADERS DELANEY, Dorothy . . . With always a smile, she's a friend worthwhile. G.A.A. DESIAURIERS, Grant . . . To worry is folly, so let us be jolly. Work Program. DE YOUNG, Larry . . . A friendly guy with a pleasant way, an all-around fellow any day. Honor Roll, Class Cabinet, Band, Orchestra. DOCKIN, Cleo . . . Intelligence reigns in this girl's brain. Some day we'll see her in the Hall of Fame. Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Centralian Staff, Choir, Central Singers, Triettes, German Club, G.A.A., C Winner. DRULEY, Diana . . . She's quiet and sweet but friendly, too, to get to know her is up to you. Bank Cashier, Triettes, Red Cross, Junior Achievement. EDLUND, Gail ... A friendly girl and a charming lass—a worthy member of the '56 Class. EDWARDS, Audrey . . . Audrey's a girl that is quite small; small packages are best of all. Hi-Crusaders, Triettes, Office Staff, G.A.A., Red Cross. EGERTSON, Joel . . . On the gridiron, Joel does swell—out in the world, may he do as well. Class Cabinet, Student Council, Lunchroom Monitor, Spanish Club, C Winner, Football, Baseball. ELLIS, Susan . . . She's quiet and thus never loud, through life we hope she'll sail on a cloud. Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Choir, Mimes and Mummers, Triettes, German Club, Vice President, G.A.A., Debate. ENGEL, Ann ... A likeable lass, says one who knows, Up and coming on her toes. Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Band, Orchestra, Hi-Crusaders, Triettes. ENGFER, John . . . Personality plus a winning way, to work with him—a pleasure all day. Class Cabinet, Student Council President, Representa-tive Centralife, Lunchroom Monitor, C Winner, Football, Swimming, Wrestling, Junior Achievement. EVANS, Nancy . . . Always pleasant, always neat, one of the best—just can't be beat. Work Program. EWING, Bill . . . Calm, quiet, and friendly. Football Manager. FERRY, Sharon ... A girl who's friendship is strong and true, you'll like her and she'll like you, loo. FINDORFF, Mary . . . Quiet, thoughtful, happy too, thus we will always remember you. Band, Hi-Crusaders, Triettes, P.T.S.A., Library Monitor, Junior Achievement. FORSLUND, Annette . . . Always ready and on the spot, you think she's quiet, but she's really not. Honor Roll, Triettes, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Junior Achievement. FRANSON, Marie . . . Her pleasing personality makes her a friend to all. Band, Orchestra, Triettes, Office Staff, Red Cross, G.A.A. FREDENBURG, Pat . . . She's cute, this little trick, and on everybody's list, her pleasing ways will certainly be missed. Work Program, Junior Achievement. 82 homesteaders SrS?r-. t ettes p T c a h,er Band, Hi.Cro.0fj ' R(®Pr® entative • . P.T.S.A., Spanish Club G A a “ ad r‘' P'® id.nt of Tri t.m., qui.t. SOm Jb' G A A GAGE. Victor . g « lC. John. .. ou' «• h. hi,. ,k. lpo, h°,d-i’......roy.- woy‘-don'’ Bo‘k ,b°  —■«. Foofb.ii, iX;,00 M°n;'°'' c ° Bond. GJERSET, D„,id ° po1  fu of fun. A ,ro. • • b. ,hy. but h.-, GOHOE. Gory . . «A_ ofK, , • d of •v fyon . Basketball •h. AII.Am.ri.on, io., you £ d r ‘ !  . WII b. or C Winn.,, Co-Coptoin of Bo.k.fb J CocX ? M°ni'°' Baseball. °M' Go-Coptam of Football GOODELl, Wando . . nic GAA Tr- ‘ ' 9°r °nd PiC °nd •v rr hing T II SP°n ' Club. GORMAN. Dal. Toll, good monn.,., rodio.., fon, p|ay, th. ' ' C T. 'Z T n- H° 0' No,io'’ -1 H i- TiTS ounc.l C Winner, Bo.W.lboll, Bor.boll, GREEN, Efh.l A, o frhrnd l.yol ond ,ru.. You .on b. w.„ lb., you. Triettes, Library Monitor, Spanish Club. G.A.A. GRIMES, Vernon . . . “Ambition needs no rest, but I do. Band. GUEST, Joan . . . This playful miss with dancing feet, makes friends galore—a joy to meet. Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Centralian Staff, Triettes, Office Staff, G.A.A., Junior Achievement. GUNNELL. Ruth . . . “Ruth is quiet, ond like many of the rest, she's always kind, just one of the best ' Choir, German Club. GUST, Audrey . . . “Audrey has a heort of gold, she's a friend to hove and a friend to hold. Work Program. Spanish Club. G.A.A. HALE. Sharon . . . “Full of life—with pep galore, today, tomorrow, and evermore. Work Program, G.A.A.. Star Winner. HALSTED, Karen . . . “She's os swell os they come, and twice as much fun. Honor Roll, Band. Spanish Club. G.A.A.. Drum Majorette. N11(.,T w A good companion to everyone, full ° o° fun’ ' Bond, Oo.f. HAMSNESS, Ronofd  eer, full of tu y', brain work d,.‘ « knOW.' dHfl;nr n Nafiunal Honor Sorl.-y, Ckm sr-su a ■jzzzzz- z.—— 83 HOMESTEADERS HANLIN, Richard . . . If you need a right hand man, call on Dick he'll do it if he can. Centralian Staff, C Winner, Manager for Baseball. HANSEN, Diane . . . She's short, cute with a sense of humor. She'll go far, that's no rumor. News Staff. HANSING, James . . . Not too loud, not too shy, just the nicest sort of guy. News Staff, Hi-Crusaders, Debate. HANSON, Ina . . . She is quiet and sincere, she'll be successful in hor career. Honor Roll, Choir, Mimes and Mummers, Triettes, Spanish Club. HASERT, Douglas . . . Here's a lad who's going places, yes, he'll always be in good graces. Choir, Hi-Y. HAWLEY, Robert ... I do not look for favor or fame, graduation is now my aim. Baseball, Junior Achievement. HAZIETT, Kirk . . . Good looking, good manners, and medium tall, a real swell fellow who is always on the ball. lunchroom Monitor, C Winner, Football, Captain of Hockey Team. HEB-NER, Marge . . . Always laughing, always gay, but really sweet in every way. Honor Roll, Triettes, P.T.S.A., Spanish Club, G.A.A. HEDLUND, Carol . . . Sweet and friendly to all she knows, liked by all, wherever she goes. Bank Cashier, News Staff, Mimes and Mummers, Triettes, Library Monitor, Spanish Club, Junior Achievement, Red Cross. HEGLAND, Michael . . . Not too large, not too small, smooth and handsome, liked by all. Lunchroom Monitor, Choir, Central Singers, P.T.S.A., Hi-Y. HELLUM, Geraldine . . . Friendly, sweet, and quiet, no one can deny it. HOKANSON, Robert ... A friend indeed, a worthy chum, success to him will surely come. Top Ten, Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Band, Spanish Club, Secretary of Hi-Y, C Winner, Manager, Golf, Baseball, Junior Achievement. HOLTER, Karen . . . She's small in stature, but big of heart and sweet by nature. Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Choir, Triettes, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Cabinet. HOPP, Marilyn ... A sweeter girl you'll never find, she's lots of fun, just our kind. Top Ten, Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Bond, Triettes, P.T.S.A., Spanish Club. HORTON, Jack . . . An athlete, n student, an all-around guy. Choir, C Winner, Basketball, Football, Baseball. HOVLAND, Sharon . . . She's bright, she's witty, she's charm-ingly pretty. Bank Cashier, Choir, Mimes and Mummers, Triettes, P.T.S.A., Spanish Club, G.A.A., Star Winner, Alternate Cheerleader. HROMADl, Dale ... I came, I saw, I went. P.T.S.A. HRUBY, Mary . . . She has what it takes to be friendly. Bank Cashier, Band. 84 HOMESTEADERS HUGHES, Antoinette ... A smart girl whose personality is pleasing—she is noted for service and her delightful teasing. Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Closs Cabinet, Student Council, Representative Centralites, Centralion Staff, President of Mimes and Mummers, Vice President of Spanish Club, Triettes, Secretary of Triettes, G.A.A., C Winner, Girls State. HURLEY, Patrick . . . To know him is to like him. Hall Monitor, Cross Country. HUSTAD, Bonnie . . . Her winning smile ond happy ways will bring her luck through all her days. Band, Orchestra, Hi-Cru-saders, G.A.A. HYMES, Carolyn ... A musical career is her main ambition. We're sure she'll succeed in her every mission. Orchestra, Hi-Crusaders, Triettes, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Junior Achievement, President of Red Cross. IHNET, Mary . . . Mary's liked by everyone, always peppy and full of fun. News Staff, Spanisn Club, Germon Club, G.A.A. JOHNSON, Arnold ... A fine all-around boyl He's the kind we all enjoy. Track. JOHNSON, David . . . Always ready to join in the fun, yet always hos his work well done. Choir, Work Program, Sponish Club. JOHNSON, Jerry ... A basketball star without denial. He'll always win with his flashing smile. Lunchroom Monitor, Band, C Winner, Basketball, Football, Baseball. JOHNSON, Marilyn . . . You hardly know she is coming down the hall; so friendly and quiet—loved by all. Choir, Triettes. JOHNSON, Marlene . . . She's attractive and gay in her friendly way. Triettes, P.T.S.A., German Club. JOHNSON, Sharon . . . She is a charming girl, fair of face—with sweet ways and lovely grace. Honor Roll, Class Cobinet, Bank Cashier, Assistant Editor News Staff, Triettes, Spanish Club, German Club, G.A.A., Red Cross. JOHNSON, Shirley . . . It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Honor Roll, Work Program, Triettes, G.A.A. JORDAHL, Norman . . . An honest character this lad portrays, he'll find success along life's way. Football. KANGAS, Norman . . . His school friends he will not forget; a friendlier boy we've seldom met. KAPALA, Gene . . . I'm not stubborn, I just don't like to be bossed. Honor Roll, lunchroom Monitor, News Staff. KEARNS, Delores . . . She is full of fun. full of pep. always gay and light of step. Honor Roll, Bank Cashier. Centralion Staff, G.A.A. KEATING, Sharon . . . Always cheerful, always gay, a friend to all in every way. Honor Roll, Choir, Mimes and Mummers, Spanish Club. KELLER. Jane . . . We have admired her ways through our high school days. Band, Triettes, Sponish Club. as HOMESTEADERS KIPERTS, Astrida ... A charming girl, a pleasant smile, really a friend most worth while. Work Program, German Club. KJELLMAN, Ronald . . . Ron is everybody's friend, we can trust him to the end. KNUTSON, Karon . . . Clever with clothing ond very neat, hor kind of a person is a pleasure to meet.' Honor Roll, Triettcs, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Red Cross. KOTTKE, Mary . . . Mary is a member of our band, we think her playing is simply grand. Bond, Orchestra, National Forensic League, Hi-Crusaders, German Club, C Winner, Debate, Scienco Club. KRAUSS, Barbora . . . Pretty, modost, sweet as they come, not knowing Biddie is like knowing no one. Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Orchestra, Spanish Club, German Club, Homocoming Attendant, G.A.A. KULANDER, Helen . . . Here is a lovely girl with lovely hair, and a friendly smile, a gift so rare. Choir, Central Singers, Triettcs, G.A.A. KYLE, Earle . . . This ambitious, brainy scholar, will make for himself many a dollar. Valedictorian, Top Ten, Honor Roll, Vice President of National Honor Society, Manager Stage Crew, Choir, Mimes and Mummers, P.T.S.A., German Club, Hi-Y, C Winner, Debate. LAMB, Charles ... A leader everywhere he goes, a friend to overyono he knows. Honor Roll, Class Cabinet, Student Council, Student Council Cabinet, Bond, National Honor Society, National Forensic League, German Club, Treasurer of German Club, C Winner, Basketball, Football, Swimming, Track, Cross Country, Warren Debate, Debate. LAMB, Sharon . . . As a majorette, she's really classy, it's Sharon Lamb our favorite lassie. Honor Roll, Student Council, Band, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Homecoming Attendant, Drum Majorette. LARSON, Edwina . . . Happy-go-lucky, carefroo, and gay—out in this world her wit will pay. Choir, Triettcs. LARSON, Jorome . . . Jerry is tho spark of Central's track team; at this sport, he's on the beam. Choir, C Winner, Track, Cross Country, Junior Achievement. LARSON, Joan ... A likeable gal with plenty of pep, with great desire to keep in step. Honor Roll, National Honor Society, News Staff, News Editor, Orchestra, Triettcs, German Club, G.A.A., Junior Achievement. LARSON, Marlene . . . Sweet and charming is she, wins her friends by personality. Choir, Hi-Crusaders, Triettcs, Spanish Club, G.A.A. LAURENT, Yvonne . . . Carefree and gay, she's always that way. Choir, Library Monitor. LAYER, James . . . A rhythmic dancer and a well-liked boy. We wish for him success and joy. Class Cabinet, Student Council, Representative Centralitc, Choir, C Winner, Basketball, Football, Track. LENTH, Patricia . . . As bright as the sun when her work is woll done. Honor Roll, Class Officer, Choir, Hi-Y, G.A.A. LIND-GREN, Dawn . . . Happy-go-lucky—a very true friend, always willing, her help to lend. Honor Roll, Bank Cashier, Choir, Choir Secretary, Hi-Crusaders, Triettcs, Triettcs Cabinet, P.T.S.A, Spanish Club, G.A.A. LINDSTROM, Darla . . . Friendly, sweet, pert and cute, with pretty blond hair added to boot. Student Council, Choir, Triettes, Spanish Club, G.A.A. Cabinet, Red Cross. 86 HOMESTEADERS LOCKEN, Roger . . . Lessons long and stiff exam, time is past when he must cram. LONG, Margie . . . She's rather short, but not too small, to be a good sport and play it tall. G.A.A. LUGER, Eldonna . . . She's a good sport and full of fun, there's only one like her under the sun. Honor Roll, Choir, Library Monitor, Spanish Club, G.A.A., C Winner, Emblem Winner, Junior Achievement, Drum Majorette. LUND, John ... A quiet well mannered boy is he, he'll get by it's plain to see. LUNDMARK, Nancy . . . In any crowd, of Nancy we're proud. Honor Roll, Band, Triettes, Library Monitor. Spanish Club. G.A.A. LUNDQUIST, Leary . . . Friendly with personality overflowing; this cute guy is well worth knowing. Hall Monitor, C Winner, Football, Track. MARQUARDT, Carol ... A smile that always ends in laughter— happy in class and giggling after. Choir, Triettes, Library Monitor, G.A.A. MARTIN, Bruce . . . Chatty and frank, he's always ready for a prank. Bank Cashier, Choir, Hi-Crusaders, P.T.S.A., Hi-Y, C Winner, Football Manager, Baseball Manager, Wrestling Manager, Junior Achievement, Red Cross Treasurer. MARTIN, Donald ... A football star—how he loves to runl He's ready for sports, good times and fun. Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, C Winner, Football, Track, Wrestling. MASSAHOS, Diana . . . Helpful, friendly, ond gay—she's like this every day. G.A.A. MATTSON, Lowell . . . The more we see him the more we like him. Choir, Central Singers. MAY, Thomas . . . This lad who's full of fun is known by everyone. P.T.S.A. McCURDY, Dale . . . 8efore you know him he's a little shy, a little later, you wonder why. Track. MELIN, Mary . . . Pretty red hair and o lovely smile, she's ready for fun all the while. Centralian Staff, Office Staff, G.A.A. MELNYTSCHENKO, Galina . . . A friend that's true, you all will say. She couldn't be beat in any way. Honor Roll, Bank Cashier, News Staff Co-Editor, Mimes and Mummers, Triettes, G.A.A., German Club, Junior Achievemnet. MERRILL, Winna . . . We are happy to speak of this girl so sweet. Choir, Triettes, P.T.S.A., Spanish Club, G.A.A. MILLER, Margaret . . . Friends and humor is her lead, we know in life she will succeed. Honor Roll, Bonk Cashier, Triettes, German Club, G.A.A. MILLER, Marnay . . . She's quiet so they say, we like her just that way. Hi-Crusaders, P.T.S.A. 87 HOMESTEADERS MILLS, Jonet . . . Cote clothes, a friendly way. Being her friend surely does pay. Top Ten, Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Class Secretary, Student Council, Choir, Spanish Club. MITCHELL. Carol . . . It's hard to find one so petite, this little girl is really neat. Office Staff, G.A.A. MOORE, Plouis . . . Knowing Plouis is really a treat. A friendlier chop you could never meet. Projection Crew. MOORE, Roberta . . . She's full of spunk, with lots of pep, with all the crowd she's right in step. Triettes, G.A.A. MORRILL, Virginia . . . Clever, attractive, not too fall, a girl worth knowing, liked by all. Honor Roll, News Staff, Choir, Triettes, G.A.A., C Winner. MORROW, Yvonne ... A girl who finds time for clubs and things, and help with all the work it brings. Top Ten, Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Class Cabinet, Student Council, Representative Centralite, Centrolian Staff, Choir, Mimes and Mummers, Triettes, P.T.S.A., Library Monitor, Spanish Club, G.A.A., C Winner, Star Winner, All-State Student Council Convention, All-City Leadership Conference, Red Cross. MOSTAD, Lois . . . She's sweet and quiet—a lovely girl to know; she treads the pathway of success—to the very end she'll go.' Band, Work Program, G.A.A. MURPHY, Harry . . . He likes a joke and relishes a pun, you'll always find him where there's fun. Honor Roll, National Honor Socioty, Hall Monitor, Lunchroom Monitor, Centrolian Staff, C Winner, Basketball, Football, Baseball. MURRAY, Maryann . . . She has what it takes to be friendly. Office Stoff. NASH, Robert . . . He didn't let his studies interfere with his education. Basketball. NELSON, Carol . . . Carol gets what she goes after, she's always full of fun and laughter. Honor Roll, Bonk Cashier, News Staff, Triettes, Triettes Cabinet, Spanish Club, Spanish Club Secretary, G.A.A., G.A.A. Cabinet. NELSON, Edwin . . . Ed appears very shy, but is ever ready for a second try. Honor Roll, Choir, Central Singers, Hi-Y, Football, Baseball. NELSON, Joyce . . . Joyce we never shall forget, no one laughs like her I bet. Triettes, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Junior Achievement. NELSON, Patricia . . . Though she's small and very sweet, we know her friendship can't be beat. Top Ten, Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Centrolian Staff, Choir, National Forensic League, National Forensic League President, Hi-Crusaders, Triettes, Warren Oebate, Debate, Junior Achievement. NELSON, Robert . . . He's cute and short, and a real good sport. C Winner, Swimming. NICHOLAS, Frank . . . An artist who'll win national fame, on each masterpiece he'll sign his name. Hall Monitor, Centrolian Stoff, News Staff, Hi-Y, C Winner, Football, Swimming, Track. NILSEN, Darold . . . In football he will do all that we expect him to. Lunchroom Monitor, Band, C Winner, Football, Hockey, Track, Wrestling. NORD, Douglas . . . Sober, quiet, friendly, right—we wish him all the luck in sight. Honor Roll, Band, Spanish Club, Golf, Junior Achievement. 88 HOMESTEADERS NORDll, Kenneth . . . No one knows his secret aim, some day we'll hear of Ken in the holl of fame. O'CONNOR, Barbara . . . Slender, friendly, always gay, a happy word to greet each day. Honor Roll, Spanish Club, G.A.A. ODEGAARD, David . . . Dove is happy-go-lucky to sight, the world will soon know thot he's oil right. Band. OLSON, William . . . Why do I hove to study all day, when I find greoter joys in the field of play? Honor Roll, Hall Monitor, Hi-Y, Basketball. Football, Track, Baseball. PALMQUIST, Barbara . . . This sweet girl, true blue and fair, sunny and pleasant, forgets oil core. Choir, Library Monitor, G.A.A. PAPPAS, Dee . . . It's a pleasure for all to be her friend, she'll continue her loyalty to the end. Honor Roll, Bank Cashier, News Staff, Triettes, Spanish Club, G.A.A. PAPPIN, Richard . . . Life is jolly, life is gay, _why work when you can play? Junior Achievement. PARKER, Douglas . . . Success, he finds, is only won, by steady wodc so well done. Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Class Cabinet, Orchestra, Hi-Crusaders, Spanish Club, President of Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Golf. PAUL, Thomas . . . Each is a friend of this well liked boy, his fun and pranks we all enjoy. PEACOCK, Judith ... A clever, witty girl is she; jolly and peppy as she can be. P.T.S.A., Spanish Club. G.A.A. PETERSON, Anneto . . . Some ore short and some ore tall, but we like you best of all. Honor Roll, Sophomore Choir, Work Program, G.A.A. PETERSON, Gloria . . . There are many nice things about Gloria to soy—she's always happy, sparkling ond gay. Honor Roll, Bonk Cashier, Orchestra, Hi-Crusaders, Triettes, Triettes Cabinet, G.A.A., Junior Achievement. PETERSON, Helen ... A rare combination—pcrsohality plus brains. The best things in life she deserves to gain. Honor Roll, Class Cabinet, Notional Forensic League, Triettes, P.T.S.A., Junior Achievement. PETERSON. Shirloy ... To this loyol girl who's true thru and thru, will come sure success, os tis hor due. Spanish Club. PETTERSON, Gerald . . . Of study he really is not a hater. It's just that his love of fun is groater. Bond, Basketball. PHIPPS, Joan . . . She's bright, cheerful, sincere, the future will give her a real career. G.A.A., Star Winner, G.A.A. Cabinet. PIPER, Glenda ... The soft charm that in her manner lies, was mado to coptivafe not surprise. Honor Roll, Hall Monitor, News Staff, Triettes, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Star Winner, C Winner, Cheerleader. PLANK, Revo ... A likeable girl, full of fun as can be—a jolly, good friend we oil agree. Orchestro, Mimes and Mummers, German Club. 89 HOMESTEADERS PRESTON, Marie . . . Quiot and serious, trusty and true, a credit to Control, sho's one among few. Bank Cashier, Hi-Crusaders, Triottos. PRESTON, Richard ... A man who tokos each task to heart, and always strives to do his part. Honor Roll, P.T.S.A., German Club. PRILAPS, Kate ... A miss so clever, so charming and sweot, sho's really a person we like to moot. Work Program. PURINGTON, Elaine . . . Her gift of vim and pep and fun attracts her classmates cveryono. Triettes, G.A.A. QUINN, Saundra . . . With her personality, pep, and zeal, this slender gal really has appeal. Student Council, Hall Monitor, Mimes and Mummers, G.A.A., C Winner, Cheerleader. REASBY, Fredericka ... A smiling lass our Freddie be, and many trusting friends has she. News Staff, Spanish Club, Junior Achievement. REITHER, Konnoth . . . Happy and from care he's free, that's why ho's so content, you see. Track. RESCH, Richard . . . Industrious, ambitious, and not too tall; he's a very good scholar and a friend to all. Honor Roll, President National Honor Society, Basketball, Football. REVELING, Bette . . . Though we've known her a long while she still makes friends with her pleasant smile. Honor Roll, Student Council, Choir, Triettes, P.T.S.A., German Club, G.A.A., Junior Achievement. REVELING, Bruco . . . His personality has been in the knowing, as a friend worthwhile, he is every showing. Honor Roll, German Club. RICE, Beverly . . . She wears never a frown but always a smile; she has a personality that shines all the while. Student Council, Band, G.A.A. RICHMANN, Priscilla . . . Her motto is: 'Without a care, while I am young to do and dare.' Spanish Club, G.A.A. RING, Joyco . . . She is kind and to her business tends—sho wins approval and many friends. Honor Roll, News Staff, Hi-Crusaders, Triettes, G.A.A., C Winner, Star Winner, Junior Achievement. ROBERGE, Dale ... A carefree, witty type of boy, sports and fun he does enjoy. Football, Wrestling. ROBERTSON, Carol . . . Pretty, charming, classy, tall, a maid sincerely liked by all. Class Officer, Student Council, Choir, Representative Cenlralite, Mimes and Mummers, Triettes, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Cheerleader. ROSEDALE, Dianne . . . Stately, beautiful, full of charm . . . this we mean, as we chose her for our queen. Student Council, Hall Monitor, G.A.A., C Winner, Cheerleader, Homecoming Queen. ROSSMAN, Barbara . . . Charm and beauty both combined, a sweeter girl 'tis hard to find. Choir, Triettes, Spanish Club, Office Staff, Red Cross, G.A.A., Star Winner. RUFF, Dorothy . . . Here's o girl you all should meet; for we all know she's very sweet. Office Stoff, G.A.A. 90 HOMESTEADERS RUSSELL, Carol . . . Alwayi neat, always sweet, she's a gal we like to meet. Work Program, Triettes, Spanish Club, Junior Achievement. SANDBO, Marit ... A jolly, talkative, smiling lass. An idoal student in her class. SAVAGE, Barbara . . . Cute ond peppy, full of laughter. In life she'll get what she goes after. News Staff, Office Staff, G.A.A. SAVOIE, James ... A lot of mischief welled up in one; remembering him is remembering fun. Mimes and Mummers, Spanish Club, Treasurer of Spanish Club. SCHALEBEN, William . . . As a parting wish from Central we'll say, 'We wish you luck upon your way.' Work Program, Football. SCHALLER, Janice . . . A very good sport in every way. In athletics she proves it day by day. Choir, Hi-Crusaders, G.A.A., Star Winner, Junior Achievement. SCHMIT, Rosemary . . . She's just as nice as she can be; a nicer girl you'll never see. Spanish Club, G.A.A. SCHOFfELD, Gayle . . . We hope you'll find success as well as happiness. Spanish Club, G.A.A., Junior Achievement. SCRIBNER, Carol . . . No matter where her path does wend she olways seems to have a friend. Band, Orchestra, Triettes, Spanish Club, G.A.A., President of G.A.A., C Winner, Star Winner, Emblem Winner. SELLNER, Jack . . . If fun ond mischief are in tho air. Jack Sellner is sure to be there. Mimes and Mummers, P.T.S.A. SHANAHAN, Patricia . . . Pleasing girl of auburn hoir, manners stately yet debonair. G.A.A., C Winner. SHAW, Sharon . . . With dramatic ability, and a turned-up nose, Sharon's as cute as a bug and without foes. Holl Monitor, Mimes and Mummers, G.A.A. SHEPHERD, Carol . . . Carol does her work with utmost ease, but sometimes her close friends she'll tease. Triettes, P.T.S.A., Office Staff, G.A.A., Junior Achievement. SIMONSON, Sharon . . . Well, well, well! Is that the tardy bell? Honor Roll Work Program, Triettes, German Club, G.A.A., Debate, Junior Achievement. SIMS, Rosalind . . . Cheerful, sweet, and very gay—her smile will brighten all the day. Bank Cashier, Triettes, Spanish Club, Red Cross, Junior Achievement. SMILEY, Delores . . . Kind and with a heart of gold—to friends she's never cold. G.A.A., C HEIM, Gayle ... A regular around. Choir, German Club, Here's a boy that's full of fun. Sophomore Choir, Football. Winner, Emblem Winner. SOL-down, one you like to have G.A.A. SOLIARS, Donald . . . He'll play a joke on anyone. 91 HOMESTEADERS SORSOlEll, Beverly . . . As good notured o girl os you'd ever meet. Knowing Bev is quite a treot. Honor Roll, Choir, Mimes and Mummers, Hi Crusaders, Triettes, P.T.S.A., German Club, G.A.A., Junior Achievement. STINSON, Milo . . . If one looks on the bright side, it is bound to be the right side. Honor Roll, 8osketball. STROSHANE, Rita . . . She's full of fun ond full of glee; She always is happy os she con be. Office Staff, G.A.A. SWEDENBORG, James . . . Full of personality, vigor and vim. For our President tho class chose him. Class President, Class Cabinet, Representative Centrolite, lunchroom Monitor, C Winner, Football, Baseball. SWENSON, Edward . . . Those who from study flee, live long and merrily. Band, Spanish Club, Hi-Y, C Winner, Cross Country, Baseball, Wrestling, Junior Achievement. SWIGGUM, Gloria . . . Quietly in her own mild way, she does her work from day to day. Band, Orchestra, Hi-Crusaders, G.A.A. TAYLOR, Shari . . . Friendly, jolly, peppy, yes, a sweet little girl we must confess. Choir, Triettes, G.A.A., Drum Majorette. TEIECKY, Kathryn . . . The kind of girl we like to see—a worthwhile friend to you and me. Triettes, P.T.S.A., Spanish Club, G.A.A. TEPPER, Donald ... I have three speeds, slow, slower and stop. C Winner, Football, Golf, Track, Baseball, Wrestling. TEPPER, Robert . . . Tall and ploasant, happy tool Can't be bothorod by work to do. Projection Crew, C Winner, Track, Cross Country. TESS, Roger ... A right good fellow, we'll all admit, he has a good time and studies a bit. Hall Monitor, Band. THEROS, Angie ... A peppy girl with big brown oyes, a personality twice her size. Bank Cashier, Triettes, G.A.A., Red Cross. THOMAS, John . . . All who know him like him well; good luck be his we all foretell. Sophomore Choir, Hi-Y, Football, Cross Country, Wrostling, Junior Achievomont. THOMPSON, Kathy . . . Ever friendly, evor quiet, yet gay, ever the same at work or at play. Orchestra, Hi-Crusadors, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Junior Achievement, President of Junior Achievement Company. TOR-GERSON, Richard . . . Torgie—a guy with a personality smile, is truly a friend worth while. C Winnor, Basketball, Football, Track. TORKELSON, Kenneth . . . Happy am I; from care I'm free, why aren't they all content like me? Work Program, C Winner, Track, Wrestling. TOWNSEND, Regina . . . Her eyes ore mischievous, her smile gay, she's winning, this lass, in every way. Spanish Club, G.A.A. TRONSTAD. Lee . . . Cute and rugged, definitely not shy, he's friendly as heck—we love that guy. C Winner, Basketball, Football, Baseball. 92 HOMESTEADERS TRUE, William . . . Tennis, fun, amusement first, then everything else may hold or burst. C Winner, Tennis. VAN POLL, Charlene ... A pretty girl, so dark and smart—a likely mark for Cupid's dart. Choir, Triettes, G.A.A. VAN SlYKE, Dawn . . . Friendly, peppy—with personality overflowing. This cute gol is well worth knowing. Honor Roll, Class Cabinet, Representative Centralite, Student Council, Hall Monitor, Orchestra, Mimes and Mummers, Homecoming Attendant, G.A.A., C Winner, Stor Winner, Cheerleader. VETRUBA, William . . . Modest lad—somewhat tall; quiet, sincere—liked by all. Honor Roll, Work Program, Football, Track. WALBURG, Warren ... A little work, a little play, truly makes on enjoyable day. WATSON, LaRoy . . . This tall, blond, good looking lad, is one that overy girl wished she had. Band, C Winner, Basketball, Football, Track. WATT, Susan . . . Not too serious, not too gay. She hits the happy medium in a glowing way. News Staff, Spanish Club. WELCH, Mary . . . Fun comes first and lessons last, with friends she's made her friendships last. News Staff, Triettos, Spanish Club, G.A.A. WIDSETH, Gary . . . The world gives no reward for worry, but life will reword us if we hurry. Basketball. WINDUS, Francos . . . She's ever smiling, ever glad, it's very seldom that she's sad. Bank Cashier. WINTERS, John . . . Chivalrous, noble of nature, reliant to the end, possessing the cherished qualities of a leader and friend. Class Cabinet, Student Council, Band, Mimes and Mummers, Hi-Crusaders, Hi-Y, C Winner, Golf, Track. WITT, David . . . Industrious is this Choir, Central Singers, Mimes and Mummers, Hi-Crusaders, President of Hi-Crusaders, German Club. MOLF, Lawrence ... A broad winning smile; a true friend, ■vorth while. Wrestling. WOLFE. Thomas ... A quiet man s he and one of great ability. Stage Crew. WOOD, Donaid . . We hope you'll find success as well as happiness. EIEMELIS, Mara . . . She's ever so friendly, and ever so sweet; ve hope her joys will be complete. German Club. WIGGINS, Barbara ... A cute little girl with a cute little way. A radiant personality that is happy and gay. Spanish Club. WIITA, James, . . . He just can't be downcast and sad, he's alwoys hopeful and very glad. WILSON, William . . . Confident and good in track, ability he doesn't lack. Band, C Winner, Track, Cross Country, Junior Achievement. CAMERA SHY HOMESTEADERS CARSON, Newell . . . He' quiet and shy, we wonder why. Stage Crew. FALLOWS, Robert ... A pol good and true, boy like him are few. Honor Roll, C Winner, Wreitling. FAY, Jame . . . Your high chool day are really done. Seek fun and wealth until you've won. FRAZIER, Willie . . . Willie i a dilly. Hit future path will not be hilly. HANSON, Dennis . . . Quiet per on are wet corned everywhere. LARSON, Jim . . . Nice and friendly i our friend Jim, member of the ttage crew wo the job for him. Stage Crew. MacDONALD, Robert . . . Mac' the life of our homeroom, without him we would be in gloom. Work Program. MADDOX, William . . . Care or worriet ha he none, but a genius of wit and fun. MORTENSON, Gerald . . . Ever ready to have hi fun, but still he manage to get thing done. Cro Country. RUTHERFORD, Richard . . . Hi presence we have found, it welcomed by all around. SCHILZ, Jerry . . . Butines urge him and call ; school is like the prison wall . Work Program, Track. SMITH, Kenneth . . . Year may come and year may go; but what you've learned you'll alway know. Band, Wrettling. THOMPSON, David . . . Take it easy, have your fun; let the old world onward run. TINSLEY, Luorla ... A finer girl there never wot; the'll alway succeed in whatever she doe . Office Staff. TONE, Aivart . . . Senior come and senior go, but here's a senior you ought to know. ZMUDA, Mike . . . What core I about today? Tomorrow is another day. Band, Hi-Y, Swimming. Track, Baseball. SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATES FRISENDAHL, Ronald ... A thy and quiet boy, but just a friendly a boy can be. HENKE, James . . . Jim it a friendly a con be; we wish him luck a much a can be. 94 homesteader's diary September 7—Pioneers back to face a new year. September 9—Football Preview. September 16—The first football game of the year. September 21—Pioneers enjoyed the annual News Program. September 30—Homecoming. Pioneers spent a wonderful and exciting day, climaxed by annual dance. October 5—Nominations for Senior Class Officers. December 9—First basketball game of the season. December 16—Christmas Program. January 3—Back to the old grind. January 20—Seniors dressed to fit the theme of the Senior Party—Somebody Goofed. January 27—Athletes were awarded Central CV' at Awards Assembly. February 2—P.T.S.A. held a dance for parents of Seniors. February 15—The News presented a program on the order of a television show. February 21—Notional Honor Society sponsored a dance in honor of George Washington—Washington Whirl. February 29—The theme Night and Day highlighted the Centralian Program. March 14—Annual Leadership Conference. Richfield visited the Pioneers. March 23—Easter Program presented by the Choir. March 25—Honor Society leaves on trip to Washington, D. C. April 6—Senior Masquerade Ball. April 13—Student Council Dance. April 25—Senior Banquet at the Calhoun Beach Hotel. May 3—Choir and Orchestra presented the annual Spring Concert. May 4—Mimes and Mummers Dance. May 18—Senior Class Play. May 25—Senior Prom. The big night of the year for the Seniors. June 10—Senior Dedication Day. June 14—Commencement. 95 HOMESTEADER DIRECTORY Abramovitz, David 3635 1st Ave. So. Co. 6820 Beckman, Ronald 4520 Nicollet Ave. So. Co. 3843 Buttedahl, Robert 3111 10th Ave. So. Pa. 4-4866 Delaney, Dorothy 708 South 8th St. Fe. 9-3160 Franson, Marie 1815 Clinton Ave. So. Fe. 8-4431 Agnew, Robert 11 East 17th St. Fe. 6-9855 Benack, Sharon 3129 1st Ave. So. lo. 3603 Campbell, Jay 3219 5th Ave. So. PI. 7974 Deslauriors, Grant 4229 Columbus Ave. So. Co. 2685 Frazier, Willie 3744 3rd Ave. So. PI. 3402 Agnick, Mary 4322 5th Ave. So. Re. 1029 Bennett, Kay 3300 Blaisdell Ave. So. lo. 2584 Carson, Newell 3445 15th Ave. So. Pa. 1-2674 DeYoung, Larry 3207 4th Ave. So. Re. 2768 Fredenburg, Pat 3314 Park Ave. Gi. 1642 Allon, Barbara 3517 5th Ave. So. Lo. 3467 Benson, Lester 1808 10th Ave. So. Fe. 8 8085 Chambers, Carol 3415 Nicollet Ave. Lo. 2815 Dockin, Cleo 2427 Portland Ave. So. Fe. 8-2738 Frisendahl, Ronald 1704 Clinton Ave. None Anderson, Harold 124 West 36th St. Lo. 1812 Bergstrom, Delrene 3533 Chicago Ave. Co. 5230 Chapman, Marlene 3940 Pork Ave. So. Co. 1398 Druley, Diana 3521 Blaisdell Ave. Co. 8132 Froiland, Gwen 3949 14th Ave. So. Co. 3623 Anderson, Karen 3447 10th Ave. So. Pa. 4-4646 Bjorback, Joan 3842 South 21st Ave. Pa. 4-8115 Chmel, Sharon 3128 Pleasant Ave. Re. 2444 Edlund, Gail 2720 1st Ave. So. lo. 1185 Gage, Victor 702 Upton Ave. So. Hy. 7270 Anderson, Karol 3340 10th Ave. So. Re. 2544 Bloke, lorry 2019 Clinton Ave. So. Fe. 6-5595 Christiansen, DiAnn 4053 11th Ave. So. Co. 0816 Edwards, Audrey 3904 Bloomington Ave. PI. 5798 Gamble, John 4008 14th Ave. So. Lo. 8971 Anderson, Marilyn 1912 3rd Ave. So. Fe. 5-2963 Bloxham, David 3645 South Bryant PI. 3177 Clairmont, Lois 2737 Columbus Ave. lo. 6217 Egertson, Joel 3237 14th Ave. So. Pa. 2-8630 Gerber, Gerald 311 East 31st Ave. So. PI. 3916 Anderson, Marlene 3724 Colfax Ave. So. PI. 5596 Boedeker, Mary 4301 Columbus Ave. Co. 5960 Clausen, JoAnn 3027 Stevens Ave. So. Re. 7963 Ellis, Susan 3714 3rd Ave. So. PI. 5095 Gjerset, Dave 3852 Grand Ave. So. Co. 6556 Anderson, Ray 3704 Stevens Ave. So. Co. 2477 Boosalis, Barbara 3447 11th Ave. So. Pa. 9-1687 Colaas, Louise 2721 1st Ave. So. PI. 9365 Engel, Ann 3804 Elliot Ave. Re. 7542 Gohde, Gary 4044 10th Avo. So. lo. 5738 Anderson, Thomas James 6714 Park Ave. Ro. 6-6904 Born, Jack 4121 12th Ave. So. PI. 7011 Congdon, Douglas 110 E. 31st St. Co. 5554 Engfer, John 4237 10th Ave. So. lo. 1680 Goodell, Wanda 2106 Clinton Ave. So. Ge. 3290 Anderson, Thomas Jerold 4213 Chicago Ave. So. lo. 1929 Bots, Jim 3323 Pleosant Ave. lo. 7746 Dahl, Ronald 3910 Lyndale Ave. So. PI. 4632 Evans, Nancy 3553 Nicollet Avo. Lo. 7940 Gorman, Dale 3538 2nd Ave. So. Re. 4081 Atchley, George 2621 Portland Ave. So. Fe. 5-5543 Bovo, Clarine 3419 Blaisdell Ave. So. Re. 0677 Dahlgren, Rosalie 3111 13th Ave. So. Pa. 4-7969 Ewing, Bill 4449 Portland Ave. Co. 9047 Green, Ethel 2421 4th Ave. So. Fe. 5-4342 Barnett, James 4045 Grand Avo. So. Co. 9765 Bowie, Charles 2316 5th Ave. So. Fe. 9-2620 Dolo, Francine 4525 Park Ave. Co. 2536 Fallows, Robert 1728 3rd Ave. So. None Grimes, Vernon 4332 ColuMbus Ave. Re. 4879 Barney, William 3231 14th Ave. So. Pa. 4309 Brennan, Carol Jean 2743 1st Ave. So. Re. 8847 Danielson, Dean 3545 Clinton Ave. lo. 4682 Fay, James 423 West 31st St. Co. 8279 Guost, Joan 6 East 34th St. PI. 6967 Baron, Gilbort 4055 Pleasant Ave. So. PI. 6044 Brennan, Carole Lorraine 2446 Oakland Ave. So. Fe. 3-4078 Danielson, Marlys 3545 Clinton Ave. Lo. 4682 Ferry, Sharon 3605 2nd Ave. So. Co. 3224 Gunnell, Ruth 3709 Colfax Ave. So. Re. 9035 Baumgartnor, Joan 3228 Chicago Ave. So. Co. 1667 Burgon, Michael 3704 5th Ave. So. Re. 2528 Davidson, Diane 24 West 37th St. Co. 6346 Findorff, Mary 618 East 24th St. Fe. 3-6853 Gust, Audrey 3617 Columbus Ave. Re. 5516 Beckley, Carol 3416 Stevens Ave. So. Co. 2416 Burnside, Robert 3136 3rd Ave. So. lo. 7171 Davidson, Margot 3537 11th Ave. So. Pa. 4-6821 Forslund, Annette 1821 1st Ave. So. Fe. 6-4833 Hale, Sharon 700 East 27th St. Fe. 8-6026 96 HOMESTEADER DIRECTORY Hoisted, Karen 4039 Pillsbury Ave. Co. 7608 Holler, Karen 3148 Chicago Ave. PI. 5591 Jordahl, Norman 3224 Sth Ave. So. Co. 1045 Larson, Joan 2815 Stevens Ave. So. PI. 6134 Massahos, Diana 4201 Columbus Ave. So. Co. 1448 Halvorset, Wallace 5315 Chicago Ave. Re. 4491 Hopp, Marilyn 4152 12th Ave. So. Lo. 6647 Kangas, Norman 1003 19th Ave. N.E. St. 9-9483 Larson, Marlene 3300 2nd Ave. So. Re. 8571 Mattson, Lowell 3700 Harriot Ave. So. Lo. 4195 Hamsness, Ronald 3235 4th Ave. So. PI. 0064 Horton, Jack 4322 Grand Ave. So. PI. 9034 Kapala, Gene 6036 14th Ave. So. PI. 3026 Laurent, Yvonne 2539 Lyndale Ave. So. PI. 8987 May, Thomas 5112 Bloomington Ave. So. lo. 7461 Hankins, Thomas 4016 Harriet Ave. So. Co. 4073 Hovlond, Sharon 3846 Grand Ave. So. PI. 9814 Kearns, Delores 3033 2nd Ave. So. Lo. 2812 Layer, James 2535 Pillsbury Ave. So. Lo. 2894 McCurdy, Dale 1901 5th Ave. So. Fe. 6-2803 Hanlin, Richard 2917 Nicollet Ave. Co. 8708 Hromadl, Dale 4105 15th Ave. So. Re. 4958 Keating, Sharon 2638 3rd Ave. So. Fe. 5-3967 Lenth, Patricio 2540 Portland Ave. So. Fe. 9-4759 Melin, Mary 2743 1st Ave. So. Re. 8847 Hansen, Diane 4145 Portland Ave. So. Co. 8130 Hruby, Mary 3304 15th Ave. So. Pa. 9-4680 Keller, Jane 3645 Elliot Ave. So. lo. 9124 Lindgren, Dawn 3329 Stevens Ave. So. Re. 6595 Melnytschenko, Galino 2637 Portland Ave. So. Fe. 8 0217 Hansing, James 3145 5th Ave. So. PI. 2087 Hughes, Toni 3716 4th Ave. So. Co. 1605 Kiperts, Astrida 3415 16lh Ave. So. Po. 4-0408 Lindstrom, Darla 3028 Columbus Ave. So. Re. 2985 Merrill, Winna 2309 5th Ave. So. Fe. 6-6763 Hanson, Dennis 3124 Blaisdell Ave. PI. 0619 Hurley, Patrick 3233 Pork Ave. PI. 9802 Kjellman, Ronald 4008 12th Ave. So. PI. 8556 Locken, Roger 2830 Stevens Ave. So. Lo. 4030 Miller, Margaret 2645 Clinton Ave. So. Fe. 6 9458 Hanson, Ina 3109 3rd Ave. So. Gi. 1334 Hustad, Bonnie 3423 Second Ave. Co. 4826 Knutson, Karen 3520 Chicago Ave. So. Lo. 2715 Long, Margie 4128 Bryont Ave. So. Co. 1447 Miller, Marnay 119 West 39th St. PI. 0989 Hasert, Douglas 1907 Chicago Ave. Fe. 3 8791 Hymes, Carolyn 3715 Stevens Ave. So. Co. 3374 Kottke, Mary 3641 Grand Ave. So. Lo. 6490 Luger, Eldonna 4137 Harriet Ave. So. Co. 8041 Mills, Janet 3434 Elliot Ave. So. PI. 3427 Hawley, Bob 2535 5th Ave. So. Fe. 6-4217 Ihnet, Mary 4632 Lyndale So. lo. 5453 Krauss, Barbara 4027 Columbus Ave. So. PI. 3510 Lund, John 3509 West 28th St. Wo. 2-7659 Mitchell, Carol 3344 Harriet Ave. So. Lo. 5823 Hewlett, Kirk 3816 Park Ave. Co. 5126 Johnson, Arnold 2518 Portland Ave. So. Fe. 6 8500 Kulander, Helen 3932 Elliot Ave. So. PI. 4275 Lundmark, Nancy 3728 13th Ave. So. Re. 3447 Moore, Plouis 3717 5th Ave. So. Co. 0292 Hebner, Margo 3108 Elliott Ave. Re. 7770 Johnson, David 3509 Columbus Ave. So. Co. 8012 Kyle, Earle 3637 4th Ave. So. lo. 7850 Lundquist, Leary 2413 Columbus Ave. So. Fe. 8-4023 Moore, Roberta 3515 Portland Ave. So. Co. 1570 Hedlund. Carol 2710 4th Ave. So. Re. 6613 Johnson, Jerry 3523 Cedar Ave. So. Po. 2 7388 Lamb, Charles 4305 Chicago Ave. So. lo. 2372 MacDonald, Robert 615 East 36th St. PI. 8380 Morrill, Virginia 2529 Garfield Ave. So. PI. 3700 Hegland, Michael 4400 Columbus Ave. So. Ro. 1454 Johnson, Marilyn 4136 12th Ave. So. Re. 8471 lamb, Sharon 3930 1st Ave. So. lo. 7602 Maddox, William 3231 Portland Ave. So. lo. 8549 Morrow, Yvonne 3728 Stevons Ave. So. PI. 1158 Helium, Geraldine 3045 Clinton Ave. lo. 6357 Johnson, Marlene 3245 Elliot Ave. So. Re. 8462 Larson, Edwino 344 East 17th St. Fe. 5 8345 Marquardt, Carol 708 8th St. So. Fe. 6-0605 Mortenson, Gerald Henke, James 215 W. 39th St. Co. 6902 Johnson, Sharon 3905 13th Ave. So. Co. 5233 Larson, Jerome 3914 Pillsbury Ave. So. Lo. 3905 Martin, Bruce 3042 Pillsbury Ave. So. Co. 3441 Mostad, Lois 3425 Nicollet Ave. lo. 9441 Hokanson, Robert 5921 2nd Ave. Co. 6985 Johnson, Shirley 3812 13th Ave. So. Co. 4819 Larson, Jim 3540 15th Ave. So. Pa. 2-0601 Martin, Donald 3840 Park Ave. So. Co. 3890 Murphy, Horry 1220 Powderhorn Terrace Po. 2-9887 97 HOMESTEADER DIRECTORY Murray, Maryann 3629 2nd Ave. So. lo. 4013 Paul, Thomat 4021 13th Ave. So. Co. 5305 Reveling, Bette 1824 Park Ave. So. Fe. 6 4083 Schmit, Rotemary 4809 Oakland Ave. So. Re 4826 Swiggum, Gloria 2109 Mplt. Ave. Fe. 9-3913 Nath, Robert 21 Wett 38th S . PI. 3925 Peocock, Judith 1012 Wett 34th St. PI. 7427 Reveling, Bruce 1824 Park Ave. So. Fe. 6 4083 Schofield, Gayle 3632 Clinton Ave. So. Re. 2451 Toylor, Shari 3032 Blaitdell Ave. Co. 3985 Nelton. Corel 3741 Aldrich Ave. So. Re. 2497 Peterion, Annette 3615 Garfield Ave. So. Re 7364 Rice, Beverly 3740 2nd Ave. So. lo. 7038 Scribner, Carol 4044 Grand Ave. So. lo. 1966 Telecky, Kathryn 3339 5th Ave. So. Co 8290 Nelton, Edwin 3226 15th Ave. So. Peterion, Glorio 3453 Stevent Ave. So. Co. 1758 Richmann, Pritcilla 3116 12th Ave. So. Po. 9-2613 Sellner, Jack 3644 Nicollet Ave. PI. 6232 Tepper, Don 4528 Park Ave. So. Re 1104 Nelton, Joyce 3725 lyndale Ave. So. Re. 3103 Peterion, Helen 3840 5th Ave. So. lo. 7051 Ring, Joyce 3439 Pleatant Ave. So. Re. 1074 Shonohan, Patricia 3224 Oakland Ave. So. lo. 0980 Tepper. Robert 4528 Pork Ave. So. Re 1104 Nelton, Patricia 3423 Harriet Ave. So. lo. 7309 Peterion, Shirley 2309 Portland Ave. So. Fe. 5-8512 Roberge. Dole 3504 Harriet Ave. So. Co. 8025 Shaw, Shoron 118 Wett 34th St. None Tett, Roger 132 E. 33rd St. PI. 4536 Nelton, Robert 3952 12th Ave. So. Lo. 5014 Pettenon, Jerry 3123 Pleaiant Ave. So. Re. 8124 Robertion, Carol 3432 Oakland Ave. So. PI. 2057 PI. 2057 Shepherd. Carol 2807 Stevent Ave. lo 6003 Therot. Angie 407 W. 34th St. PI. 4508 Nicholas Frank 3241 Elliot Ave. So. Gi. 1008 Phippt, Joan 3712 Oakland Ave. So. PI. 5985 Rotedale, Dianne 3108 Clinton Ave. So. lo. 2972 Simonton, Sharon 514 W. 32nd St. PI. 0067 Thomat, John 3410 Grand Ave. So. PI. 2596 Nilten, Darold 3548 Grand Ave. So. PI. 0141 Piper, Gloria 208 Eait 15th St. Fe. 8-5977 Rottman, Barbara 3921 Pilltbury Ave. So. Lo. 2447 Simt, Rotalind 3633 4th Ave. So. PI. 2978 Thompton. David 408 E. 26th St. Fe. 2-6765 Nord, Doug la  3605 Portland Ave. So. lo. 7881 Plank, Reva 326 Eat! 27th St. Fe. 8-1116 Ruff, Dorothy 1920 3rd Ave. So. Fe. 3-7774 Smiley, Deloret 3700 Portland Ave. lo. 3865 Thompton, Kathy 3515 Garfield So. PI. 3651 Nordli, Kenneth 2932 Clinton Ave. So. PI. 2728 Preiton, Marie 3941 Pilltbury Ave. So. PI. 3443 Ruttell, Carol 3519 lyndale Ave. So. Co. 4642 Smith, Kenneth 2604 2nd Ave. So. Re. 4290 Tintley, luarla 3924 Portland Ave. PI. 6304 O'Connor, Barbara 3833 Garfield Ave. So. lo 2415 Preiton, Richard 2712 Grand Ave. So. Re. 4054 Rutherford, Richard 2808 Stevent Ave. So. Re. 7010 Solheim, Gayle 4101 14th Ave. So. PI. 4963 Tone, Aivart 751 E. 17th St. Fe. 9-2026 Odegaard, Dave 1812 Clinton Av«. So. Fe. 6 6965 Prilapt, Kate 4007 Stevent Ave. So. Co. 8451 Sandbo, Marit 2640 Oakland Ave. So. Fe. 3 6694 Sollan, Donold 3428 Blaitdell Ave. lo. 7118 Torgerton, Richard 2121 Chicago Ave. So. Fe. 9-2893 Olton, Bill 3610 Pork Ave. So. Co. 2316 Purington, Elaine 621 Eait 27th St. Co. 7720 Savage, Barbara 611 Eait 25th St. Fe. 9 4000 Sortoleil, Beverly 915 E. 35th St. lo. 0262 Torkelton, Kenneth 21 E. 17th St. Fe. 9-5707 Palmquitt, Barbara 5729 15th Ave So. PI. 3427 Quinn, Saundra 3337 Pilltbury Ave. So. Co. 7720 Savoie, Jamot 3644 lit Ave. So. Co. 9660 Slinton, Milo 3449 2nd Ave. So. lo. 9092 Towntend, Regina 2641 Hennepin Ave. Co. 6832 Pappai. Dee 3549 Stevent Ave. So. PI. 2039 Reatby, Fredericka 3742 lit Ave. So. PI. 2234 Schaleben, Wilhelm 4155 Wentworth Ave. So. lo. 5469 Stroihone, Rita 3720 Elliot Ave. So. Re. 5507 Tronttod, Lee 9433 Blaitdell Ave. So. So. 1-7598 Pappin, Dick 3745 Park Ave. So. lo. 1105 Reither, Kenneth 1308 7th St. S.E. Fr. M051 Schaller, Janice 2915 5th Ave. So. Re. 6939 Swedenborg, Jim 3912 11th Ave. So. lo. 1313 True, Bill 3740 Stevent Ave. Co. 0137 Parker, Merle 3112 Portland Ave. So. Re. 2816 Retch, Richard 3161 Park Ave. So. lo. 0156 Schilz, Jerry 2731 Stevent Ave. So. PI 6915 Swenton, Edword 128 W. 35th St. lo. 6634 Van Poll, Charlene 3230V Nicollet Ave. PI. 0951 98 HOMESTEADER DIRECTORY Von Slyke, Down 3200 3rd Av«. So. lo. 8076 Wolt, Susan 3737 Pork Ave. PI. 3119 Wiita, Jim 4716 Portland Ave. PI. 7285 witt, dcvw : :.: : 3340 Clinton! Avis ' Gi. 13 0 .Ztemoiit', Mora .. 3234 Nkoilei A%e. J l. 9322. . Vetrubo, William 131 E. 15th Si. Fe. 5 8479 Welch, Mary 3407 Nicollet Ave. Co. 2829 Wilson, Bill 109 W. 39th St. lo. 9492 Woife, Lawrence 3138 Blaisdell Ave. PI. 4174 Zmudo, Mike 4135 2nd Ave. So. PI. 4023 Walburg, Warren 3512 Portland Ave. PI. 7787 Widtolh, Gary 4239 Stevens Ave. PI. 7177 Windut, Frances 3517 Blaisdell Ave. So. Co. 4048 Wolfe, Thomas 3812 15th Ave. So. Re. 1494 Walton, LaRoy 623 E. 15th Si. Fe. 6-4762 Wiggins, Barbara 3841 Bryant So. lo. 1725 Winters, John 3633 10th Ave. So. Pa. 9-6408 Wood, Donald 3829 Pleasant Ave. Co. 2461 AUTOGRAPHS 99 INDEX Athletics .................................44-63 Band ......................................30-31 Banking ......................................28 Baton Twirlers ...............................37 Baseball .....................................53 Basketball ................................48-49 Central Singers ..............................25 Centralian Program ...........................40 Centralian Staff .............................16 Cheerleaders .................................43 Choir .....................................30-31 Class Play ...................................42 Cross Country ................................50 Debate .......................................20 Dedication ....................................4 Faculty ....................................6-13 Features ..................................32-43 Football ..................................46-47 Foreword ......................................5 G. A. A.......................................46 German Club ..................................19 Girls' Sports .............................58-63 Golf .........................................55 Hall Monitors ................................21 Hi-Y .........................................25 Hi-C .........................................25 Hockey .......................................51 Homecoming ................................34-36 Honor Society ...............................22 Honor Society Officers.......................37 Junior Varsity B. B...........................20 Library Monitors .............................21 Mimes and Mummers...........................19 National Forensic League........................20 News Program ...................................41 News Staff .....................................17 Office Workers .................................27 Orchestra ......................................29 Organizations ...............................14-31 Projection Crew ................................26 Red Cross ......................................27 Representative Centralites .....................77 Scenes Around Central........................38-39 School Picture ..................................1 Second Band ....................................37 Senior Activities ..............................42 Senior Class ................................74-94 Senior Class Cabinet............................76 Senior Class Officers...........................76 Senior Diary ...................................95 Senior Directory ............................96-98 Sophomore Choir ................................28 Sophomore Sports ............................55-57 Spanish Club ...................................18 Stage Crew .....................................26 Student Council ................................23 Swimming .......................................52 Table of Contents................................5 Tennis .........................................54 Top Ten ........................................78 Track ..........................................56 Triettes .......................................24 Undergraduates ..............................64-73 Valedictorians and Salutatorians................78 Wrestling ......................................52 100