Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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

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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.

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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