Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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.

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 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.

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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.