Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1960 volume:

4 CENTRALIAN 1960 w r- ......... 2 Centralian I960 3 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Minneapolis, Minnesota 4 CAROLINE K. BARRON Principal DONALD D. BEV1S, Counselor DEDICATION TO OUR PRINCIPAL. MISS BARRON, WHOM WE ADMIRE, RESPECT, AND JUST PLAIN LIKE. Let us tell you a little about her. 1. She has a natural regard for students as individuals, and doesn't expect all to fit a set patttern. 2. She is tolerant of mistakes which are a part of learning and experience, yet distinguishes between tolerance and softness. 3. She is a principal of “one more chance,” as those students who have been forgiven seventy times seven can testify. 4. She understands students of all ages. Our chronological age may cover three years, but our emotional and intellectual range is much wider. Miss Barron's experience as an elementary, junior high school, and senior high school principal has equipped her with unusual awareness of the actual age level of each student. 5. She serves as a shock absorber for the school and community. Tensions may run high, but Miss Barron's calmness and sense of humor have averted many a minor explosion. TO YOU. MISS BARRON WE DEDICATE OUR 1960 CENTRAL1AN. © CLARA M. ANDERSON, Counselor RALPH B. CASPERSEN, Assistant Principal LEFT TOP TO BOTTOM: ANDERSON, JAMES ... Biology. Physical Education. Baseball Coach, Sophomore Football Coach. Sophomore Hockey Coach. ANDERSON. JOYCE ... Physical Education, Intramural Sports. BAUER. MRS. MARY ... English. Triettes Advisor. BIRELINE. ROSALIE ... Art BOWMAN. EARL ... History, Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach. Assistant Track Coach. DANIELS. DOROTHY ... Foods. Home Management, Red Cross Advisor. ELIAS. CHARLES ... Physical Education. Football Coach, Swimming Coach, Sophomore Baseball Coach. GROSZ, LOR1NE ... German. English. National Honor Society, German Club. HAASARUD. FLORENCE ... Related Subjects, Centralian Advisor. HAWKER. MRS. DOROTHY ... Physical Education. Intramural Sports. Pep Club Advisor. RIGHT TOP TO BOTTOM: HAWKER. WILLIAM ... Modern Problems. Faculty Athletics Manager. HEARN. CATHERINE ... Assistant Librarian. HOISINGTON. ROBERT ... Algebra, Advanced Algebra, Cross Country Coach. Track Coach, Let-termen's Club. HOVEY. RAYMOND ... Physics, Golf Coach. Chess Club. JACKSON. MRS. JOYCE ... English. Spanish. Sophomore Enrichment Program. JOHNSON. EVELYN ... Chief Clerk. JONES. MRS. LUCILLE ... Requisition Clerk. KITTO, THOMAS ... Drafting. Engineering Drafting. KLINE, MRS. KATHERINE ... Nurse. KOCH. HAROLD ... Chemistry, Stage Crew Advisor, Chess Club. . . . FACULTY 7 8 RIGHT TOP TO BOTTOM: KORISTA. FRANCES ... Biology. KRUEGER, EDWARD ... History. LIENEMANN, WILLA ... General Business. LOBDELL, E. LUC1LE ... Modern Problems. LYLE. MRS. ELISE ... English. MACHULA. WALTER Wood. Occupational Relations. Coordinator. MAHOWALD, MRS. SHIRLEY ... English, Creative Writing Club Advisor. MATTSON. MRS. DOROTHY ... Lunchroom Manager. McNAMER. RICHARD ... Geometry. Senior Mathematics, Physical Education, Wrestling Coach. Assistant Football Coach. MILES. HAROLD ... Band. Choir, Assembly Programs. RIGHT TOP TO BOTTOM: MORSE, M. KATHRYN ... Visiting Teacher. MORTENSON, MRS. LILLIAN ... Attendance Clerk. MULLIGAN. JOHN ... English. News Advisor. OLSON. MRS. MARGARET ... Spanish. Latin. Spanish Club. Latin Club. OLSON. ROGER ... History. Assistant Football Coach. Senior Chairman. PELLERINO, VITO ... Engineer. RALPH, EDWARD ... Wood, Cabinet Shop, Hockey Coach. SANDEEN. ERNEST ... Metals. Advanced Metals. SCHMIDT. NORMAN ... Shorthand. Typing. Office Skills. SCOTT. GEORGIA ... Shorthand, Secretarial Practice, Supli-cating Staff Advisor, G.A.A. Advisor. Culinary Staff Engineers and Custodians LEFT TOP TO BOTTOM: SELLERS. MRS. MARIE ... Speech. Advanced Speech, Homecoming Advisor. SPIES, OWEN ... English, History, Mimes and Mummers Advisor. STEWART. MRS. MARY ... English. French. French Club Advisor. STOKES. EDITH ... Librarian. STRUKEL. JERRY ... Auto Shop. Driver’s Training. SUTER. FREDERICK Geometry, Senior Mathematics, Equipment Manager. THOMPSON. CYNTHIA ... English. Tricttes Advisor. THOMPSON. MRS. LEILA ... Clothing. THORESON, LORIS ... Solid Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry, Basketball Coach, Tennis Coach. WEGO. JAMES ... History. WEIS, DAYNOR ... History, Hi-Y Advisor, Locks and Lockers. WEISNER. RONALD ... History, Ski Coach. Student Council Advisor. WOLD. LEOLA ... Related Subjects. Projection Crew Advisor. ZANGER, HELEN ... Bookkeeping. Typing. Banking Advisor. NO PICTURES ANDERSON, MRS. JANICE ... Credit Clerk. EARL. MRS. IRMGARD ... English. National Forensic League. 10 Seniors 11 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Darlecn Larson, Walter Johnson, Roger Johnson. Joyce Berg. The officers of the class of 1960 were chosen to lead their class on the basis of leadership, scholarship, personality, and service. Their respective officers are: Roger Johnson, President; Walter Johnson, Vice-President; Joyce Berg, Secretary; and Darlecn Larson, Treasurer. The job they were elected to do was not an easy one, but we, the Seniors, wish to express our appreciation for a job well done. It is the duty of the cabinet to take care of important business during the year. Along with This responsibility. they make arrangements for all Senior activities and see to it that our graduation is one well worth remembering. CABINET 12 Jane Chelgren, Klaus Bcckcr, Joy Ellis. Jo Ann Krebs, Joyce Berg, Walter Johnson, (standing) Roger Johnson. Darlecn Larson. Carol Mason, Carlos Lopez, Paul Peterson, Ann Fctzer, Gerald McBcath. KLAUS BECKER JOYCE BERG CAROL CASPERSON KAY GLASS REPRESENTATIVE CENTRALITES Ten of our seniors were honored by their election as Representative Ccntralites. The qualities considered in the election were leadership, service, scholarship, and sportsmanship. As we bid farewell to Central, we will always remember those who have helped make our senior year a truly successful one. DARLEEN LARSON CAROL MASON PAUL PETERSON 13 Klaus Becker Dagnia Berzkalns Jane Chelgren Marjorie Craven Gloria Davis TOP TEN Gerald McBeath 14 Sally Olson Linda Quail Charlotte Reffert Inta Stolcers ANDERSON, Catherine ... Flighty and flirtations. Triettes. Bank Cashier. ANDERSON, Eugene ... ”1 like to think of all the toads that lead auay from here. Lunchroom Monitor. Baseball. Basketball. ANDERSON, Gerald David ... It isn't uhat you can do. it's what you can get by uifh. Football. Track. ANDERSON, Gerald Douglas ... A bluffer great and bold is he. Lunchroom Monitor, Stage Crew, Baseball. Basketball. Football. ANDERSON. Roger H. ... Seniors may tome and go. but here's a senior you ought to know. Stage Crew. Choir. ANDERSON, Roger J. ... Like a powder puff. I'm for the ladies. Letterman’s Club. Football, Golf. Hockey, Track. Boys ”C” Winner. ANDERSON. Ronald ... After all I’ve said and done • there's more? Band. Concert Master. Swimming, Pep Band. ANDERSON. Veronica ... Wisdom is my goat.” Elonor Roll. P.T.S.A. Representative, News Staff. Pep Club, G.A.A. Board. AIJSTAD, Richard ... He doesn't talk much, but he does think.” Lunchroom Monitor. Projection Crew. BABCOCK. Bonnie ... She has a way all her own. Office Help. Triettes. G.A.A. BANEY. Ernestine ... A likeable girl with a likeable way. Library Monitor, Spanish Club. Pep Club. Banker. BECKER. Klaus ... Patience is the companion of wisdom. National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Spanish Club President. Treasurer; German Club Class Cabinet, I.cttcrman's Club. National Forensic League, Junior Achievement, Tennis. Boys C” Winner. Banker, Representative Centra I itc. BECKEY. Ronald ... I'd be good but it’s such a strain. Hall Monitor. Spanish Club, Hockey. BEiflOFFER, Dennis ... All the world loves a lover, until he starts to complicate the parking problem. Letterman’s Club. Baseball. Football, Boys C Winner. BEIREIS, Eileen ... She enters her work with zeal and zest. BENDISKE. Robert ... Often noticed but hardly ever heard. Hall Monitor. Junior Achievement, Tennis. Boys ''C” Winner. Chess Club. ARNOLD. John ... He isn't fond of poring over books. Hall Monitor. Library Monitor, Junior Achievement. Baseball Manager. ARRINGTON. Reuben ... Worry has killed many men - why die? Red Cross. Choir, Junior Achievement. Basketball. AULIE. Delon’s ... A sweet, attractive kind of face, she warms all hearts around the place. Band. Triettes. Pep Club. Junior Achievement, S.E.P. Aide. Banker. Pep Band. AUSTAD. Judith .. An attractive and a clever lass, very u ell liked throughout the class. Triettes. Pep Club, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A.. Chess Club. Glee Club. •BENNETTS. Dorothy ... I pul all my troubles in a box. then sit on the lid and laugh. P.T.S.A. Representative. News Staff. Band. Choir, Spanish Club. Creative Writing Club. Pep Club. Debate. Junior Achievement. G.A.A.. Girls ”C’’ Winner. Emblem Winner. Pep Band. BERG, Joyce ... And she comes Hob!-bob-bobbing along. Student Council. Band, Triettes. Sec. Treasurer. Spanish Club. Senior Class Sec.. Homecoming Attendant. Homecoming Committee. Cheerleader Captain. Representative Centralite. BERGER. Joyce ... Here is a girl that's sure to uin. with her hair so red and a great big grin.” P.T.S.A. Representative. Office Help. Triettes. Spanish Club. Pep Club. Homecoming Committee. G.A.A.. S.E.P. Aide. BERGSTROM, Anne ... I'm not a bit flirtatious—just interested. Hall Monitor. Lunchroom Monitor, Spanish Club, Triettes. Pep Club. BERGUM, Gary ... Life is gay. life is jolty; we all must hate our share of folly. Red Cross. Hall Monitor. Lettcrmen’s Club. Junior Achievement. Basketball. Cross Country, Track. Boy’s ’’C’’ Winner. Banking. BERZKALNS, Dagnija ... A friendly lass uith brilliant mind, a gal tike her is hard to find. National Honor Society. Triettes, German Club, Banking. BLOMBERG. Boyd ... He’s like a crossword puzzle-.-you learn something new from him always. Baseball. Football. Hockey. Boy’s ”C” Winner. BLUM. Virginia ... laugh and the world laughs with you. cry and you spoil a perfectly good complexion. Student Council Treasurer. Library Monitor, Triettes. Spanish Club. Lady of The Court. Homecoming Committee, Cheerleader. Choral Readers. Sophomore Welcoming Committee Secretary. BODOCZY. Gabriel ... He knows where he is going. Honor Roll, Library Monitor, Football. BOUCHARD. Sandy .. . School breaks up the day so.” Triettes. Pep Club. Junior Achievement. G.A.A. BOUCHER. Laura ... She Uses in a fast age.” BRAA. Wallace ... A shy and quiet boy it he; but as friendly as boys can be. Band. Lettermen’s Club. Cross Country. Boy’s 'C” Winner. BRAINARD, Judith ... Friendly and true, in all you do. Spanish Club. G.A.A. BRENNER. Mary ... In her manner lies a soft charm that captivates.” News Staff. Triettes. Spanish Club. Pep Club. Junior Achievement. G.A.A.. Choral Readers. Banker. BRINK. Mary ... Nice to talk to, nicer to know. BRISTOL. James ... Just call me Doc! I cast operate anywhere. City-Wide Leadership Conference. Honor Roll. Student Council. Pres.. Lunchroom Monitor, German Club. Creative Writing Club. Mimes and Mummers. Junior Achievement. Homecoming Committee. Football. Golf. Track. Boy's State. Skiing. BRUSH. Addle ... For her future we never fear, she's proved her worth at Central here. Honor Roll. Choir, German Club. Pep Club. BURHMAN. Sally ... IVind her up and away she goes. Honor Roll. P.T.S.A. Representative. Hall Monitor. Spanish Club. National Forensic League, Dc bate. Mimes and Mummers. G.A.A., S.E.P. Aide BURNETT. Nelda ... The soft charm that in her manner lies, was made to captivate not surprise. Hi-C. G.A.A.. Pep Club. Spanish Club. German Club. N.F.L.. News Staff. BUSKIRK. John ... John is happy-go-lucky to sight, the world uill soon knou that he’s all right. Hall Monitor. CALHOUN. Richard ... A w tii among mm it be. but among women ht'd rather be.” Choir, Track, Wrestling. Boy's 'C” Winner. CALLERY, Dennis ... Don'I let I bote shy looking people tool yon.” Band. Letiermen's Club. Cross Country, Track. Boy’s C Winner. CALLOW. Geraldine ... At timet the may teem quiet, bnt ue guarantee tbe (an cause a riot.” Student Council. Choir, Triettes. Pep Club, Junior Achievement. Home-coming Committee, G.A.A. CARLSON, Karen ... I trouble not my studies, my studies trouble me. Choir. CARLSON. Wilfred (Bill) ... Not all httoet are six feet tall.” Hall Monitor, Letter-men's Club. Cross Country, Swimming, Track, Boy’s T' Winner. CARLTON. Jane ... Friend-tbip that maket the least noise is often tbe most worthy.” Hall Monitor. Spanish Club. CARTER. Janet ... I think I think more than you think I think.” Choir. Triettes, Junior Achievement. Homecoming Committee. Glee Club. CASPER-SON. Carol ... Iwughing eyes and llathing smite, (harming uayt and loh ol style. Honor Roll. Student Council. Hall Monitor, Library Monitor. Triettes Vice President. Interclub Council, German Club. Homecoming Queen. Homecoming Committee, G.A.A., Cheerleader, Girl’s State, Junior Sno-Week Attendant, Representative Centralite. CATTON. Jo Ann ... I'm not stubborn. I inn don't like to be boned. Pep Club, Work Program, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A.. Girl's •C’’ Winner. CHATHAM. Robert ... IT pm the nitkel in. ” Lettermen’s Club. Track. Football. CHELGREN. Jane ... ITe like her look,, ue like her uay. National Honor Society, German Club. Senior Class Cabinet. Choir. Pep Club, Triettes. Central Singers. Hall Monitor. Banker. CHMEL. Gari King ... Hit quiet way and manners thy, make him an all-around likeable guy. Spanish Club. Letiermen's Club. Basketball, Football. Tennis, Boy's C” Winner. Banker. Snow King. CHRISTENSON. Ebbe ... The Lord laid. 'Let there he looliihnen,' and he treated me.” Projection Crew. CLAIRMONT. Marlys ... What's the sente ol litlng if you tan'l enjoy yourtelf?” P.T.S.A. Representative, Red Cross. Band. Triettes. Spanish Club. Junior Achievement. G.A.A.. Bankers. CLARK. Carmen ... To worry is folly, to let's be jolly- Junior Achievement. G. A.A., Red Cross, Hall Monitor, German Club, Chess Club. CLAUSEN. Constance ... A lovely fate and tparkling eyes, a tincere bear! within her lies. Band. Triettes, Spanish Club. Pep Club. Homecoming Committee. Tennis. G.A.A., Pep Band. CLAUSEN, Sally ... It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Hall Monitor. News Staff, Triettes. French Club, National Forensic League. Choral Readers. S.E.P. Aide. CLINE. Charles ... A mighty hero on floor and grid, but very modett at to uhat he did. Letiermen's Club. Baseball. Cross Country, Football, Boy's C Winner. COLLOTON. Gloria ... Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I. Red Cross. Triettes. Pep Club, Golf, Junior Achievement. CONKLIN. Lynn ... Good nature and fun is a fine combinalion. Pep Club. G.A.A. COSSE. Alice ... A mischievous twinkle lurks in her eyes.” G.A.A. COSSET! E. George... Give me romance or give me death.” Football, Hockey, Senior Class Committee, Letter Winner. COULTER, Judy ... Sweet personality, full of rascality.” Honor Roll. Red Cross. Hall Monitor, Tri-cites. Pep Club, Homecoming Committee, Spanish Club. Golf. G.A.A.. Banking. Sophomore Welcoming Committee. CRAVEN. Marjorie ... Those most deserting of praise care least about it.” National Honor Society. P.T.S.A. Representative, Hall Monitor, Ccntralian Staff, Triettes. French Club. Pep Club. Juniot Achievement. Homecoming Committee. G.A.A. CRAVEN. Mary ... Hey girls, have you heard this one? Student Council. Pep Club Pres., Triettes, Junior Achievement, G.A.A., S.E.P. Aide. CRONQUIST, Frances ... One need not be conspicuous to be remembered. Banking. Triettes. Hall Monitor, Office Help, G.A.A.. Junior Achievement Officer, Pep Club. DAHL. Sandra ... At first you think she's thy, when you know her, oh my! Red Cross. Hall Monitor, Triettes. Spanish Club, Pep Club. Junior Achievement, G.A.A. DAHLMAN, Carolyn ... Hurry is the weakness of fools. Junior Achievement. Hi-C. Debate, Homecoming Committee, Merit Scholarship Recognition, Honor Roll. Hall Monitor. DANIELSON. Karen Ruth ... Here's a girl with a heart and a smile, who makes our way of life worthwhile. Honor Roll. Hall Monitor. Library Monitor, Choir, Creative Writing Club. G.A.A. DANIELSON. Zelda ... An interesting girl uben you know her well, with lots of stories and jokes to tell. Creative Writing Club. Junior Achievement, Work Program. Choral Readers. DANYL- YSZYN, Stefan______ Mischief and pep rolled into one. Hall Monitor. Hi-Y, Letiermen’s Club, Tennis, Boy’s C” Winner. DAVIS. Gloria ... A worker, yet always ready for a good time.” National Honor Society, Honor Roll, P.T.S.A. Representative, Triettes. German Club, Creative Writing Club Secretary, National Forensic League Vice-President. Debate, Homecoming Committee. G.A.A.. S E P., Hi-C. DAVIS, Patricia ... To anyone in need, she's a friend indeed. Triettes, Junior Achievement. DECKER. Sharon ... Fun and gay in a nice sort of way. Lunchroom Help. DEME, Vaira ... During class and when school's done, her bobby is aluays hating fun.” Triettes. German Club. Mimes and Mummers. G.A.A. DESCHAINE. Judith ... Although your school days soon will cease, we hope your friends will always increase. Honor Roll. Triettes. Pep Club. Tennis. G.A.A. DOLS, Dennis ... Nice to talk to. nicer to know. DONLEY. Roger ... Better to be known well than well known.” Hall Monitor, Wrestling, Chess Club. DORR, Richard ... A fine fellow in every way. DORSCHNER. Michele ... The more understanding, the fewer words. National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Hall Monitor. Spanish Club. French Club. Pep Club, Debate, Junior Achievement. G.A.A., Girl's C Winner. DOYLE, John ... He doesn’t say much, but we're sure glad he's one of us. Junior Achievement. EDWARDS. Janet ... Her mind never knows uhat her mouth will say next. Choir, Triettes. Junior Achievement. ELLIS, Joy ... Peppy, (harming, full of fun, she’s the gal who'll get things done. National Honor Society, Honor Roll. P.T.S.A. Representative, Student Council. Centralian Staff Editor. Band, Triettes. German Club. Pep Club. Mimes and Mummers. Junior Achievement. Homecoming Committee, G.A.A., Alternate Cheerleader, Senior Class Cabinet. Sophomore Welcoming Committee. EMBERLEY. Lee ... When she starts calling me by my first name, it’s time to quit. Band, Hi-Y Treasurer. Golf. Pep Band. EMERSON, Robert ... To study or not to study, that is the question.” Choir. ERICKSON. James ... Classes should be ten minutes long, five to come and five to go. Skiing. FAN-BERG. Arlis ... Quiet persons are welcomed everywhere. FETZER, Anne ... Pretty as a picture, and with a frame to match. Honor Roll, Hall Monitor, Choir, Triettes, German Club. Creative Writing Club. Homecoming Committee. Choral Readers. FOWLER. David ... What man dares. I dare.” FRANKI.AND. Margie ... Quiet and neat, but ob! so sweet.” Projection Crew. FULOP, George ... To know him is to like him. GIANOULIS. George ... I know uhat you mean, but I don't understand.” Band. Spanish Club. Football, Track. G1ESE. Linda ... A quiet girl, but quite a girl. Honor Roll, Hall Monitor, Spanish Club. GIVING. Gary — Egad! What a lad. Football. Hockey. GJEVRE, Helen ... There's more in me than you understand. Triettes. GLASS. Kay ... Eyes that could see her may find it hard to turn au ay. Honor Roll, Student Council Vice President. P.T.S.A. Representative, Hall Monitor, Office Help, Centralian Staff. Triettes. Pep Club. G.A.A., Boys and Girls State, Representative Centralite. FINSTROM. Nancy ... I’m not an authority but I’ll tell the world I hate my opinion. Office Help. Triettes. Spanish Club. Pep Club. Junior Achievement. G.A.A. FISCHER. Barbara ... Here's a young lady good as gold; she’s never shy nor is she bold. Work Program. FLINT, Carolyn ... Who knows uhat thoughts lie in this girl's mind? Library Monitor, Spanish Club. French Club. Homecoming Committee. FORD, John ... His way through school is lined like the Mississippi River • with bluffs.” Lettermcn's Club. Football. Wrestling, Boys ”C Winner. GLEASON, Patricia ... Look at ibis picture and you nilI tee. a girl ubo's a friend to you and rue.” G.A.A. GLEASON, Rosemary H'hen Irish eyes are smiling, nil the world is bright and gay.” Spanish Club, G.A.A. GRAUDS. Sigrud .. . ”The object of oratory is not truth, but persuasion.” Honor Roll, Hi-Y Secretary, German Club, Homecoming Committee. Mimes and Mummers. Skiing. GRUBER. Malcolm ... lie delights in being idle.” Hall Monitor, Junior Achievement. GULLICK. Janice ... Always laughing, always gay. merrily she goes on her nay. Choir, Central Singers. Homecoming Committee, G.A.A. HAALAND, Beverly ... As good natured a girl as you’ll ever meet, knowing Bee is quite a treat.” Red Cross, News Staff, Choir, Work Program. HAFT, Nancy ... She has something in her style, or maybe it’s her charming smile. Library Monitor, Office Help, Tricttes. Banker. Junior Achievement. HAGEN. Lois ... Always happy, seldom sad: just the kind of friend to hate.” City-Wide Leadership Conference, Tricttes. Pep Club. HANNEMAN. Robert ... I bate leap year, girls rush me so. Hall Monitor. Spanish Club. HANSON. David ... Of the six senses, the mightiest is humor.” Hall Monitor, Football. Wrestling, Boys Winner. Chess Club. HANSEN, James B. ... lie is truly happy who can make others happy.” National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Hall Monitor, Hi-Y Vice President, German Club Treasurer, Latin (dub. Creative Writing Club. Lcttcrmcn's Club, Cross Country. Boys C” Winner, Sophomore Welcoming Committee, Chess Club. HANSON, Janice ... A stenographer you’ll soon be: real success we foretell for thee. Honor Roll, Red Cross. Office Help. Tricttes. Pep Club. G.A.A. HANSON. Shirley ... She enters quietly as a sunbeam.” French Club. Pep Club. Choir. Central Singers. Senior Class Party Committee, Hi-C. HARLOFF, Judith ... A young girl in her early flirties.” Junior Achievement. HARNEY. Sharon ... She knows her mind and speaks it.” Honor Roll. News Staff. Spanish Club. Junior Achieve-rnent. G.A.A. HELI.MAN. Heikc ... .Me thinks I sniff excitement in the air. Hall Monitor, Tricttes. Spanish Club. Junior Achievement. G.A.A. HERRON. Lorraine ... Dependable, good humored and friendly.” Choir. Work Program, Banking. Junior Achievement. HIGDON. Judy ... Utile I ask. my wants are few; I only ask to wiggle through.” P.T.S.A. Representative, Red Cross. Tricttes. French Club. G.A.A. HUDSON, Sharon ... ’1 can do eterylhing but believe. Hail Monitor. Lunchroom Monitor, Tricttes, Spanish Club. Pep Club. Junior Achievement, G.A.A. HUGLEN. Mary ... Like my name. I’m merry. Pep Club, Chess Club. t HURLEY, Jerry ... What should a nun do but be merry?” ISLEJA, Bonita ... A girl with ap-peat, a charm that's real.” Honor Roll. P.T.S.A. Representative. Trictte , German Club. IVERSON. Gerald ... ”We can't all do everything, so I'll just sit and hare fun.” Hall Monitor JACOBSEN. David ... I'm on the brink of a great career, somebody push me oil.” P.T.S.A. Representative. Lcttcrmcn's Club. Mimes and Mummers. Junior Achievement, Baseball. Cross Country, Track. Boys C” Winner JACOBSON. Joseph ... was a dream. I thought I had my homework done.” JENKINS. Milane ... As charms are nonsense, nonsense is a charm.” Honor Roll. Office Help. Tricttcs, Spanish Club. French Club. Pep Club. JOHNSON. Janice ... Her eyes, her smile, her pert little way, makes ns like her more each day.” Red Cross. Hall Monitor. Office Help. Tricttcs. Spanish Club. Pep Club, Cheerleader. Lady-of-Thc-Coutt. JOHNSON. Judy ... Study is a good pastime, why overdo it?” Red Cross, Junior Achievement. JOHNSON. Kendall ... Ambition needs no rest, but I do.” Red Cross. Stage Crew. Work Pro-(tram. Banker. JOHNSON. Lola J. ... As merry as the month of May.” Red Cross, Band. Tricttcs, Pep Club. Junior Achievement. Choral Readers. S.E.P.. Pep Band. JOHNSON. Roger K. ... He lets his light shine without turning the spot on himself. National Honor Society. Student Council. All City Council. Ili-C President. German Club. Lcttcrmcn's Club. Class President, Homecoming Committee. Basketball Captain. Track. Boys ”C” Winner. Boys State. Representative Centralite. JOHNSON. Roger W. ... The world it no better if we worry, life it no longer if we hurry.” Football, Tennis, Wrestling, Hi-C. JOHNSON. Walter ... Cute and rugged, definitely not shy. he's friendly as heck - we love that guy. Red Cross President. Lunchroom Monitor, Class Vice President, Homecoming Committee. Football, Hockey. Wrestling. Boys C Winner. S.E.P. Aide. JOHNSON. William (Bill) ... Id like to be bashful, but the girts won’t let me.” Student Council. Red Cross. Baseball. Football, Boys C” Winner. JORDAHL. Georgina. ... When she smiles you smile too. KARKKANEN, Renee ... After she leaves, the music stops. Junior Achievement. KARLSON. Judy ... She’s thoughtful and sueet. from her head to her feet.” Student Council Secretary, Choir, Central Singers, Tricttcs. French Club Secretary. Junior Achievement. Homecoming Attendant, Homecoming Committee Secretary, Choral Readers. KASBERG, Lee ... She's always an attentive lass, does her best in every class. National Honor Society, Honor Roll. Tricttcs. Choral Readers. KELLY. Bradley ... A lot of mischief, welled up in one; remembering him is remembering fun.” Baseball, Hockey. KELLY. Toni ... I'd rather be out of the world than out of fashion. Choir. Tricttcs. Central Singers. Spanish Club, Mimes and Mummers Vice President, Golf. G.A.A. KIRK. Kathleen ... Mischief and friendship combined. Choir, Spanish Club. KIRBY, Thomas ... A little bluff now and then, never hurt the best of men. Lcttermen's Club, Cross Country, Boys C Winner. KOBERSTEEN, Kent ... He's not only a chip off the old block, he's the old block itself.” Honor Roll. News Staff. KON-IETZKE, Judith ... All friends, no foes; nil joys, no uoes. P.T.S.A. Representative. G.A.A. KONKLER, Gary ... In music's charms he doth delight, this Central fellow is just allright. National Honor Society. Band. Hi-Y. Pep Band. Chess Club President. KOTSONAS. Judith ... She's well on her way with a charming smile; she takes it with her all the while. Hall Monitor. Choir. Central Singers, Tricties, French Club, G.A.A. KRAUSE. Diane ... Laugh and the world laughs with you, cry and you get a red nose. Hall Monitor, Choir. German Club. Homecoming Committee, Hanking, Glee Club. KREBS, Jo Ann ... In her longue is the law of kindness.” Honor Roll, Choir. Tricties. German Club, National Forensic League Secretary-Treasurer, Mimes and Mummers President. Choral Readers, Lady-of-thc-Court. KRUG. Judith ______ A smile that always ends in laughter, happy in (lass and giggling after. Hall Monitor, Triettcs, Spanish Club. Pep Club, Junior Achievement. KRZYSKA. Karen ... I can't think of two things at once, so I'll think of him instead. Triettcs. Spanish Club. Red Cross, Choir. Banker. Chess Club, Pep Club, Lunchroom Monitor. Junior Achievement. KURSCHEN, Monika ... I know a lot, but I can't think of it. Work Program. LARSON, Darlene ... As pictures hath charm, so hath the artist. National Honor Society, Honor Roll. Red Cross. Spanish Club. Class Officer, Treas., Homecoming Attendant, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A. LASLEY, Lyle ... I’d hate reached the top, but somebody mated the ladder.” Red Cross. Choir. Lcttermen's Club, Debate, Junior Achievement. Baseball. Cross Country. Golf. Track. Boys C Winner. LAURIE. Donald ... Bashful and shy, hut one good guy. LAWRENCE. Juanita ... Her manner • quiet and refined.” LAWRENCE. Rose Marie _____ Fun and gay in a nice sort of way.” Honor Roll, P.T.S.A. Representative. Hall Monitor. News Staff, Triettcs, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee. G.A.A. LEDIN. Roger ... He'd stop Saint Peter’s roll-call. Hall Monitor. Lettermen's Club. Football. Hockey. Tennis, Boys C Winner. LEWNO. Diane ... Mischief on her mind, studies left behind. Pep Club, Junior Achievement. I.IISTF, Sirka Elia;.) ... Friendly with personality oterflou ing; this cute gal is well worth knowing.” National Honor Society. Honor Roll, P.T.S.A.. Triettes. Spanish Club, Pep Club. Banker. Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee. G.A.A.. Choral Readers. S.E.P. Aide. LINDBACK. Aldona ... A nurse with a glint of humor in her eyes. P.T.S.A. Representative, Work Program. LINDBLOM. Judith ... I'm on the brink of a great career, somebody push me on. Trietics. French Cluh. Pep Club, Junior Achievement. Homecoming Committee. LINDQUIST. James ... I believe in conferring energy, especially my own.” Red Cross. Hall Monitor. Junior Achievement. LOFTISt Jo Carrol ... She's north leas ing home for. Pep Club. I.OKF.N. Sandra ... The more ne see her, the more we like her.” LONE. Sandra ... Sandy hat a heart of gold, she’s a friend to hate and hold. Trietics, Spanish Club. French Club. Pep Club, Junior Achievement. G.A.A.. Banker. LOPEZ, Carols ... He has a problem for every solution. National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Centralian Staff. Spanish Club. Junior Achievement, Swimming. Tennis. LOPFZ. Jose A. ... Not loo loud, not too shy. just the nicest sort of guy.” Honor Roll. P.T.S.A.. Red Cross. Spanish Club. Lettermcn’s Club. Homecoming Committee. Tennis. Boys C” Winner. Il LUND. Annette ... Are you sure you don't mean my titter? P.T.S.A. Representative, G.A.A. LUND, Jeanette ... Nope! It’s not me. P.T.S. A. Representative. Work Program. Banker. LUN-DEEN, Cynthia .. . Friendly, charming, full of glee, a pal to all she’s sure to be.” Honor Roll. Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Pep Club. McBEATH, Gerald ... Everything he does, he does well; and he does everything. National Honor Society President. Honor Roll. Centralian Staff. Hi-Y President. German Club. Latin Club Vice President. Creative Writing Club President. National Forensic League. Debate. Mimes and Mummers. Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee Chairman. Sophomore Welcoming Committee. Class Cabinet. McCURDY. Oliver ... I don't knou where I’m going, but I’m on my nay. McGOURTY, Karin ... fust another highlight of Central. Honor Roll. P.T.S.A. Representative. Tricttes. Spanish Club. Pep Club. Homecoming Committee. Homecoming Attendant. MARIN. Michael ... The only thing to keep me off the honor roll it my marks. MARKUS. Duane ... fudge not hit powers by hit height, football, baseball, and hockey proved his might. Hall Monitor, Lcttermcn’s Club, Baseball, Football. Hockey. Boys C Winner. MASON. Carol ... Happy am I. from care I'm free, why aren't they all content like me? National Honor Society. Honor Roll. P.T.S.A. Representative, Red Cross. Hall Monitor, Tricttes. Spanish Club. Creative Writing Club. Pep Club. Junior Achievement, Homecoming, G.A.A., Chess Club. MASON. Sandra ... Variety is the spice of life. Tricttes. Spanish Club. Pep Club. G.A.A. MATCHATIS, Joyce .. . In classroom or ball; she has a smile for one and all. Pep Club. MATZKE. Wilfred ... He says a little, and thinks a lot; a nicer fellow could not be bought. Library Monitor. French Club. Creative Writing Club. MELNYT-SCHENKO. Ludmilla ... Why should life all labor be? Honor Roll, Hall Monitor. Choir. Tri-eites. MENDENHALL. Dale ... Time is never lot! that is devoted to work. MICHEAU, Beverly ... Her personality is well knoun, her love lor drawing if well shown Lunchroom Monitor, German Club. Pep Club. Banker. National Forensic League. Work Program, Debate, Choral Readers. MICHEAU, Claudia ... She possesses a lively spirit at all timet. French Club, Junior Achievement. MICHEAU, Phillip ... He’s friendly and loyal as any here, in character worthy and sincere. P.T.S.A. Representative, Hall Monitor, Lettermen's Club, Cross Country, Football, Track. Boys ”C” Winner. MILLER. Sharron ... Happy-go-lucky, Carejree and gay ... out in this world her wit will pay. Library Monitor, Office Help, Triettes, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, G.A.A., Banking. MOE, Nancy ... Generally speaking, she's generally speaking.” Red Cross, Office Help, Choir. German Club. Mimes and Mummers, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee. MOORE. Louis ... I was cut out to be an angel, but somebody lost the pattern. Spanish Club. Cross Country, Lettermen's Club, Basketball, Football, Hockey. Track, Boys C” Winner. MOXHAM, Dawn ... Here's a girl ubo's stately and tall, dignity marks her in the hall. P.T.S.A. Representative, German Club, Work Program, G.A.A. MOYA. Patricia ... Eyes can speak and eyes can understand. Student Council, Library Monitor. Spanish Club. German Club. MYRING, Karen . Her polish isn't all on her fingernails. P.T.S.A. Representative. Office Help. Choir. Triettes, Spanish Club. Pep Club, G.A.A. NADORT, Robert . Away with hooks, let's have some fun. NARVFSON. Gary ... All things come to those who wait, even graduation.” NASLUND, Robert ... I hate three speeds: slow, slower, and stop. Lettermen's Club. Baseball. Football. Hockey. Track, Boys C” Winner. NEILSON. Gary ... I do not look for favor or fame, graduation is now my only aim. Hockey. NEISINGER, Judy ... Lots of fun, genial smile, slender size, and clever style. PETERSON, Charles ... He it one who does hit own thinking.” Honor Roll, Tennis. NELSON, I.orna ... Be gone dull care, thou and I shall never meet.” Triettes. Pep Club. Junior Achievement. NELSON, Maurice ... All right girls, line up. Cross Country. Track. NERMOE, Arthur ... Take care of school. I'm leaving.” Work Program. Baseball. Swimming, Boys C Winner. NEVAI.A. Katherine ... A good gal among gals. N'EVILS. Paul ... You don't have to hang from a tree to he a nut. G.A.A., Red Cross. Trictces, Choir. Hi-C. Chess Club. Red Cross. NICHOLSON. Darrell ... He'll drum bit way to tut-ten. Hand, Spanish Club. Chess Club. Pep Band. NORDALL, Gladys ... A friend to those who make her a friend. Choir, Spanish Club, Junior Achievement. G.A.A. NYBERG, Nancy ... Life of the party, and death of the leathers. Honor Roll, Student Council. Hall Monitor. Triettes Spanish Cluh. Latin Club, Pep Club. G.A.A., Hanker. ODEGAARD. Robert ... II tthool is liberty, I'll lake death. Basketball. OFFICER, Barbara ... She's quiet, so they say, you will like her right away. P.T.S.A. Representative, Spanish Club. Junior Achievement, G.A.A., Choral Readers. Glee Club. OLINGFR, Elaine ... Man may tome and man may go, hut I blow on forever.” G.A.A. OLSON. Nancy ... Charming and sweet, to know her it a treat. Office Help, Triettes. OLSON, Sally ______ Sally's blond, allratlire too, and don't bet rlothes appeal to you.9 National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Hall Monitor. Cen-tralian Staff, Triettes, Spanish Club, Sophomore Welcoming Committee. S.E.P. Aide. OLSON. Sharon ... She's a quiet girl, hut quite a girl. Honor Roll, Red Cross. Office Help. Triettes, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee, G. A.A., Banking. OMAN, Ann ... If silente were golden, she u ould be broke. Triettes, French Club, Junior Achievement. G.A.A., Glee Club. PACKARD. Coral ... During (lass and when sthool's done, her hobby is always having fun. PANK, Maia ... A smite is a whisper of a laugh. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Student Council, Triettes. German Club. Mimes and Mummers, Cheerleader. Lady • of - the • Court. PAYNE. Joann ... Hull of life • with pep galore, today, tomorrow, and ever more.” Spanish Club. Junior Achievement. G.A.A. PEDERSON. Aria ... A light heart lives long.” Triettes, G.A.A., Pep Club. Spanish Club, P.T.S.A., Hi-C, Homecoming Committee. PETERSON. Alice Faye ... She knows iust what to wear. Red Cross. Triettes. Junior Achievement, G.A.A. PETERSON. Judy ... A tommon name, hut not a tommon person. Choir. Spanish Club, Pep Club. PETERSON. Leon ... 01 study be Is not a hater, it's just that his love of fun is greater. Football. Swimming. PETERSON. Marie ... Wishes won’t wash dishes. Red Cross. Triettes, Spanish Club. Pep Club. Mimes and Mummers, Homecoming Committee. G.A.A. PETERSON. Paul ... A leader everywhere he goes, a friend to everyone he knows. National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Lunchroom Monitor. Projection Crew. German Club President, Creative Writing Club Vice President. Junior Achievement. Homecoming Committee. Boys and Girls State Welcoming Committee, American Field Service Representative, Represents- PETERSON, UIU ... futi like a Uar, out every night. Office Help. Triettes. Homecoming Com-mince. PETTERSON. LuWayne ... Het the joker oj the deck. Hi-Y, Lettermen's Club. Baseball. Football, Hockey. Boy C Winner. PFLEPSEN, Delore ... Sbe'i a girl u ho makes life worth-while, with her friendly u sy snd win• ning tmile. Office Help. Choir, Triettes, Pep Club. G.A.A. POMEROY, l.ynda ... Who hopet s perfect girl to tee, need reek no more for tbit it the. Library Monitor, Band. Triettc . Spanith Club. Pep Club. G.A.A. PRAY, Patricia ... Always laughing, always gay, really fun in erery way.” Office Help. Triettes. Spanish Club. Pep Club. Junior Achievement. G.A.A. PR 11. A PS, Austra ... A friendly girl, a charming last, a worthy member of the '60 clatt. Triettes. G.A.A. QUALL. Linda ... She aims high, but hilt the mark. National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Red Cross. Choir. Central Singers, Triettes. Spanish Club. Pep Club. Homecoming Committee. G.A.A. QUITTEM, Jeanne ... Blutbet may come and hlutbeI may go, but feanne hangs on forever. Hall Monitor. Choir. Triettes. Spanish Cluh, Homecoming Committee, Banker. RAY. Sandra ... An all around gal, a likeable pal.” Triettes. Spanish Club. G.A.A. REFFERT. Charlotte ... Her heart it an ocean wide and deep, where whirling uavet of friendship meet.” National Honor Society Vice-President. Honor Roll. Centralian Staff Assistant-Editor. Band. Choir. Triettes. Mimes and Mummer . G.A.A., Hi-C Vice President, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. REITAN. Margaret ... Eventually-why not now? Honor Roll. Red Cross. Triettes. Spanith Club. Pep Club. Junior Achievement. Homecoming Committee. G.A.A. RICE. Bonnie ... friendly, tweet, pert, and cute, uilh blond hair added to hoot. Cheerleader. Lunchroom Monitor. Lady-of-the-Court. RIDGLEY. Charles ... There are two aniwen to every question, mine and the teacben.” Honor Roll. Cross Country. RING. Gordon ... Hit genius lies in bit ability to avoid work.” Hall Monitor. Let ter men's Club, Golf, Boy C Winner. RIN'NE. Michael ... Quiet, courteout, never blue, makes a friend ever to true.” German Club. RIPKA, Agnes ... Ability pint character and brains, what finer attribute tenraint?” National Honor Society. Honor Roll. P.T.S.A. Representative. Hall Monitor. Choir. Central Singers. Homecoming Committee, Chess Club. RITTMANN. Sandra ... A ready tmile it an open door to friendthip. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, P.T.S.A. Representative. Triettes. Spanish Club. Pep Club. Homecoming Committee. G.A.A. RO-VICK. Honey ... Whoever ridet in my car, taket his turn - pushing. News Staff Editor. G.A.A. Vice-President and President, Spanish Club Secretary and Vice-President. P.T.S.A. Representative. Honor Roll. Student Council. National Forensic League, Debate, Homecoming Committee. Triettes. Red Cross. Pep Club. Girls C Winner. ROZ-ENBERG. Debra ... Charming and tweet, to know her it a treat. Hall Monitor, Spanish Club. French Club, Junior Achievement. Homecoming Committee. SANFORD. John ... A friend indeed. a worthy ebum, tuccett to him will surely come. Wrestling. SCHAFER, Patricia ... They say the was once taught studying. SCIII.FK.il. Elizabeth ... It's greater to hr small and shine, than to be great and east a shadow. Office Help. Triettes, Pep Club, G.A.A., Hanker. SCHLOER. Kenneth .. . I took nty Matter's Degree in lootball. Football Captain, Hatcball, Newt Staff, Hall Monitor. SCHMIDT. Lois ... Modesty and sweetness are her greatest assets. Honor Roll. Triettet. German Club. SCHOFIELD. Sandra ... The gift ot gab has Sandra won, for her much talk is really fun. Triettes, Spanith Club, G.A.A. SCRIBNER. David ... Variety is the spite of life, he's our satiety. Honor Roll, Student Council. Hall Monitor. Band, Homecoming Committee. Track. Pep Band. SESSIONS, Richelle ... She looks like a saint, but ue knou the ain't. Red Crot . Library Monitor. Triettet. German Club, Pep Club. Junior Achievement, G.A.A., Chess Club. SIMONSON. Robert ... Quiet, but oh, so nice. Hall Monitor. Hi-Y. Spanith Club, Junior Achievement, llomecominit Committee. Bank Cashier. Chess Club. SIRNIO. Elizabeth ... Is there anything she hasn't an answer for? Honor Roll. SKOTTE-GAARI), Joann ... The best way to lengthen the day, is to steal a few hours front the night. P.T.S.A. Representative, Triettes. Spanish Club. Pep Club, llomecominit Committee. SLYNGSTAD. Kayliss ... Her jolly air and fund of wit are alts ays sure to make a hit. Choir. SMITH. Arlene ... I know she's here; I heard her giggle. Honor Roll. Band. Triettet. Spanish Club. Pep Club. SMITH. Carolyn ... How far that little candle throws its beam. Hall Monitor. Newt Staff. Triettet. Spanith Club, Pep Club. Junior Achievement. llomecominit Committee. SMITH, Joan ... Shimmering locks, cargoes of cheer, that’s the formula that makes her dear. National Honor Society. Honor Roll, Student Council. Centralian Staff. Triettes President, French Club Vice-President. Pep Club. National Forensic League. Debate. Junior Achievement. Homecoming Committee. G. A.A., Cheerleader, Choral Readers. All City Student Council Secretary. Lady-of-the-Court. SMITH. Sandra Sue .. . Tbit it the truth and not a rumor, she uat blessed with a sense of humor.” National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Choir. Central Singers, German Club. Latin Club. Creative Writing Club. Pep Club, Junior Achievement. SOLI. Edw in ... The harder I try the gooder to be. the worser I am. Hall Monitor. Lettermen's Club. Cross Country, Swimming, Boys C Winner. SPIL MAN, John ... Books-——'lit an endless strifeI” Band. Choir, German Club. SPRAGG. Mary Lou ... Like my name, I'm merry. Hall Monitor. Choir. Central Singers. STAI. Sandra . . Sandy’s a girl of rigor and rim, awake in etery club she’s in. Hall Monitor. Triettes. Spanish Club. Pep Club. Mimes and Mummers. Junior Achievement. Homecoming Committee. Golf, Tennis. G.A.A. Board. STEINHILBER. Susan ... Triettes. Spanish Club. Pep Club. STEWART. David ... He likei them all. short and tall, the girls know that the best ol all.” STICKLER, Penny ... To be short isn't a crime, but it's a siuis tUce.” STOLCERS, Inta .. . Brilliant in a modest way. National Honor Society. Honor Roll. News Staff. Triettcs. German Club Vice-President, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A. Secretary. STRAND, Sharon ... I make my rules to suit life's many needs, it seems far wiser to me. Office Help. Triettcs. STRASHANE. Janice ... Small, but oh my! Hall Monitor, Triettcs, Pep Club, Banker. STUART, Mary ... Nou you see her, now you don't. Projection Crew. SULZBACH. James ... Disturb not my slumbers, for I dream great dreams. TATRO, Judith ... Not afraid of uork, but not :n sympathy with it. Spanish Club. TEPPER. Tom ... He that mischief batebetb, mischief catcheth. Red Cross, Lcttcrmcn’s Club. Cross Country, Golf. Track. Boys C” Winner. THEISEN, Kenneth ... Why should I clutter up my life with hurry, toil, and care! Honor Roll, News Staff. Hi-Y. THIEDE, Mary ... A smile is worth a world of sighs. National Honor Society. Honor Roll. P.T.S.A. Representative, News Staff. Assistant Editor. Triettcs, Spanish Club. Latin Club Secretary. THOMAS. Carol ... To be silent is wise, for silence neter betrays you. Projection Crew. THOMSEN. Bonnie ... The will to do. the sou to dare, a happy girl without a care.” P.T.S.A Representative, Lunchroom Monitor, Choir. Tri ettes. Pep Club President, Homecoming Commit tee, G.A.A.. Chess Club Secretary. Banking THORSON. Rae ... Add a bit of laughter an. a drop of friendship true; mix them together an they make a likeable you.” Honor Roll. Red Cross Hall Monitor. Office Help, Centralian Staff. Pc Club. THYREN. Gary ... He has a comfortabI humor that tickles without scratching. P.T.S.A. Representative, Hockey. TOLLEFSON. Ronald .. In classroom and hall, he has a smile for one anJ all. Projection Crew. TOWEY. James ... I don't know where I'm going but I'm on my way. TRUDEAU, Ronald ... There's more to me than you understand.” Honor Roll. TYRER. Tern ... Look out! I nei er fret; I may be a sensation yet. Cross Country, Football. UMPHREY, Gail R. ... Things may go right, and things may go urong, but he is happy all the day long. Bast-ball. Football. Hockey. Track, Boys C Winner UNZE. Douglas ... Where there it a will, there it a way. Ili-Y, German Club. Mime and Mummers. VENNERSTROM. Diane ... Sometimes then to serious thoughtl. but usually filled with miuhiet out plott.” Red Cross. Mall Monitor. Office Help. Triettes. Junior Achievement, G.A.A.. Lady-of-the-Coutt. WALLACE. Leon ... Our idea of a regular fellow.” Band, Choir. Central Sinners, Junior Achievement. WESTVAAG. Judy ... “Good people die young: don't worry. Hall Monitor, Choir, Triettes, Spanish Club. Pep Club, Junior Achievement, G.A.A. W1DMER. Karen ... She hai ubal it lakei to be friendly.” Honor Roll. Hall Monitor. Pep Club. Banker. WILLIAMS. Barbara ... Here's a girl with a heart and a smile, u ho mjkei the bubble of life worth while. Library Monitor, Triettes. Spanish Club, Pep Club. Chess Club. Junior Achievement. WILLIAMS. Robert ... Why study? The more we study, the more ignorance we discover.” News Staff. Baseball. Track. WILLIE. Dennis ... AH work and no play it not the type of life for me.” WISDORF, Steve ... The beard does not make the philosopher.” News Staff. Band. Lettermen's C lub, Hockey. Boys ”C Winner. WOLFE. Bar-bara ... Neser an assignment does she shirk; people all notice she smiles at her work. Work ProRram. WOLFRAM. Jessica ... Leisure is the best of all possessions.” Junior Achievement, Office Help. WOLKOW. Konstantin ... Sometimes I study, bluff, or guess: but most of the time I merely rest. Hall Monitor. Spanish Club. French Club. Wrestling. WOSTREL. David ... Is there anything be hasn't an answer for?” Hall Monitor, Baseball, Football. WULFF. Dennis ... Gel thee behind me, Satan, and push.” Work ProRram. Hall Monitor. Junior Achievement. 29 CAMERA SHY SENIORS ANDERSON, Delbert ... Let them say what they will: women rule him Hill. BENSON. Larry ... He's a killer, both with the ladies and on the rink.” Lettermen’s Club. Basketball, Baseball. Football. Hotkey. Boys C Winner. BOOTH. Curtis ... Quiet, but yet with imilet abounds, a nicer friend annot be found. BRASUHN, Robert ... lie putt all of his troubles in a pocket with a hole in it. CAMPION. Michael ... Greater men hate Used, but I don't believe it.' CHAMBERS. Gloria ... Here’s a young lady good at gold, she’s never thy nor it she bold. Spanish Club, French Club. Work Program. ERICKSON. Thomas ... A little uork, a little play, keeps Tom happy all the day. Hall Monitor. Basketball. GERGF.R, Wayne ... Sot loo loud and not loo thy, fust the nicest sort of guy.” Stage Crew. HARRIS. Ruth ... You can tell her by the noise the doesn't make. HILL, Joseph ... Never a care in a carload. JACKSON, Harold ... Seniors may come and Seniors may go, but he’s a Senior that you ought to know. Student Council, Hall Monitor. Band. Letter men's Club. Cross Country. Track. Wrestling Captain. Boys 'C Winner. S.W.C. Honor Roll. JENNIE, Ellsworth ... I’m an old stage hand. P.T.S.A. Representative, Stage Crew Manager. JOHNSON. Susan ... Quiet, kind, and sincere, all that know her find her dear. KEMP. Edward ... He may be sby, but there’s a twinkle in his eyes. LOVE. Roger ... Why lake life seriously; we never get out alive. LUCEY, Patricia ... Enjoy your life ’ere it's fled, for when you die you're a long time dead. Junior Achievement, Tri-Ettes, Office Help, Hall Monitor. LUNDQUIST. Janet ... Quiet, but appreciated. MEL LEM A. Junior ... He has what it takes to be friendly. MIKLASEVICS. George ... I'd be good, but it's loo much of a strain. MILLER, Meredith (Butch) ... studies were athletics, he'd get all A't, but they aren't. Track. Football. Cross-Country, Lettcrmen's Club. Boys C Winner. MOYNAGH, Bruce ... Girls may tome and go, but not if I can help it. Work Program, Baseball. NELSON. James ... Of all the things I like best, I much prefer to sit and rest.” NURMI. Earl ... ”A young man. quiet and sincere, an asset to Central while he was here. Creative Writing Club. OVERLAND. Robert ... came. I bluffed. I graduated. PAETOW. Carol ... Books and I are friends— pbooey!” PAKALNS, Arija ... The highest virtue that ue commend, is that to all you are a friend.” Pole-vaulting. Chess Club. PARKS. Maryanne ... Neatness is never a mistake. REASBY, Olctha ... Ask me anything ... easy. REITAN. Carolyn ... The world belongs to the energetic, but who wants the world? Red Cross. German Club, Work Program. G.A.A. SANBORN. David ... He’s the boy that sees things through in everything he has to do.” Choir. Central Singers. Junior Achievement, Football. Tennis. Wrestling. SCHMITZ. Thomas ... His high school days can never compare to his high school nights (of Study??) SIMMONS, Arthur ... Likeable and well-liked. SPOONHEIM, Frances ... If'r wish we knew her better. TORGERSON, Gary ... A good all-around sport is he. a musician too. of no small degree. Band. Choir. TOTMAN, Gerald ... I'm on the brink of a great success — somebody give me a push. Work Program. VANCE. Diane ... A charming girl and a friend to all. Pep Club. VECHES. Margaret ... Never willing to fool around except before, after, and during school hours.” News Staff. Triettes. Spanish Club. Pep Club. G.A.A. WINDSOR, Curtis ... Exercise! I peeled an orange for breakfast! Junior Achievement. Wrestling. 30 31 UNDERGRADS Room 102, Miss Daniels Bottom row: Miss Daniels, Beckman, Herbert, Wislofsky, Akmentins, Povlitzki, An-grimson. Second row: Paige, Martin, Trudeau, Ellingson, Banks, Wittich, McClain. Third row: Payne, Ellis, Thomas, Hieb, Kostick, Steng. Fourth row: John Anderson. Phalen, Hillstrom, Temple, Doody, Peabody, McGregor. Room 104, Mrs. L. Thompson Bottom row: Dahl, Godfrey, Johnson, Hanson. Hansen, Mrs. L. Thompson. Second row: Danielson, Nelsestucn, Lepeska, Lind-blom, Nordli, Bartholomew. Third row: Olson, Roadstrom, Wheeler, Miller, Sku-jins, Leonhardi. Fourth row: Wostrcl, Bower, Cox, Hansing, Olson, Allen, Blackburn. Room 111, Mr. Ralph Bottom row: McVey, Maltzcn, Hall, Keator Tingerthal, Mr. Ralph. Second row Schmitz, Anderson. Barry, Erdman, Hoag Hines. Third row: M. Smith G. Smith, An derson, Smallwood. Horner. Hessie. Fourtl row: Peterson. Gatlin, Maddox, Kauffman Wohlforth. Room 121, Miss Korista Bottom row: Andersen, Workman, Vaughan, Bacon, Williams, Shrivcr, Miss Korista. Second row: Meyer, Peterson, Mankowski, Alexander. Holbrook. May, Wold. Third row: Sjolander, Pedersen, Akmentins, Shackelford, Slorby, Pcrtler. Fourth row: Faxvog, Kunde, Anderson, Hanlin, Altringer, Krogh, Smalls. UNDERGRADS Room 122, Mrs. Sellers Bottom row; Fjescth, Brooke, Mrs. Sellers, Lictz. Stormoen. Second row: Lynch, Schallcr. Hughes. Pearson. Swanson. Third row: Anderson. Pctko. Carson. Delaney, Phillips. Strassburg. Fourth row: Martin. Axiotis. Hansen, Barthcl, Sutton. Lundbcrg. Room 208, Mrs. Hawker Bottom row: Goodwin. Walton. Woolcry. Gates. Gaedy. Drugge. Mrs. Hawker. Second row: Gillham. Wardlaw, Gaarder. Rutland. Woolcry. Third row: Foust. Johnson. Benson. Snell. Smith. Benedict. Fourth row: Jacobson, Hornig, Kantola. Molmen. Michaelson. Fifth row: Porietis. Jones, Fisher, Clemens, Spilman, Michcau. Room 123, Mr. Mulligan Bottom row: DcGidio, Mendenhall, Voeks. Kilcy, Ochrig. Mr. Mulligan. Second row: Mensheha. McCarthy. Cortes. Trang. Fraction, Erickson. Third row: Willie, Jacobson. Willar, Mackenzie, Dokken, Patterson. Fourth row: Long. St. Martin. Doughty, Miller, Baughman, Philip. Sticbingcr. Room 214, Mr. Elias Bottom row: Wood, Murray, Rannersberg-cr. Barney, Butenhoff, Mr. Elias. Second row: Muller, Kirk. Swanson. Halstcd. Davis. Third row: Newsom. Wirth, DeLongc, Zicr-den, Tolzman. Fourth row: Roloff, Harper, Burton. Anderson. Camp. Fifth row: De-LaHunt. Stolccrs. Johansen, Nichols, Olsen. Kaluza. 33 UNDERGRADS Room 216, Miss Grosz Bottom row: Fields, Spillanc, Savage, Scofield, Schuler, Rumpf. Second row: Gill-quist, Hanson, Bergstrom, Garctson, Rix-mann. Third row: Johnson, Kanncman. Wilson, Shea, Jensen, Collins. Fourth row. Bcrge, McCormick, Lester. Jorgensen, Manila, Carson. Craven. Room 220, Mr. Suter Bottom row: Mr. Suter, Harris, Torwick, Hanson, Sulcm. Nash. Second row: Larson, Hart, DuPont, Haversack, Murphy. Third row: Gutmanis, Oswald, Raaen, Ricker, Rudolph, Craven. Fourth row: Hanley. Rohe, Nordgrcn, Gustavson. Virnig, Cathey, Joos. Room 314, Mr. Weis Bottom row: Nash. Harvey, N. Trombley. P. Trombley, LaCour, Mr. Weis. Second row: Trclawncy, Lopez, Winslow, Swift Rodeberg. Third row: Wcstlin, Carr, Adams Rogan, Hoffman, Williams. Fourth row Hill, Anderson, Montgomery, Lindgrcn Lundquist. Fifth row: Hanson. Lucs, Craw ford, Kurimay, Hanson, Herndon. Room 319, Mr. Andersen Bottom row: Lundbcrg. Prcbish, Iverson, Jokcla. Hoeben, Mr. Andersen. Second row: Stanton, McQueen, Sims, Shannon, Smith, Gorncy. Third row: Swanson, Kelly, Patterson, Hofstetcr. Johnson, Leyden. Fourth row: Goodmanson. Brady. Hancfcld, Kop-ka, Brandvig, Wiese. Fifth row: Smalkoski, Bergman, Dunkle, Blodgett, Boorsma, Jor-dahl, Radke. 34 UNDERGRADS Room 403, Mr. Spies Bottom row: Combs, Manske. Hamilton. Sandquist, Rauner, Mr. Spies. Second row: May. Vec. Bcrgstrand, Hendrix, Cassic, Clausen, Krueger. Third row: Phelps, Mal-lak, Scanlan, Jacobson, Gooley. Fourth row: Erdal. Rozenberg, Cashin, Anderson, Kepp, Madsen. Room 412, Mr. Schmidt Bottom row: Kittridge, Stensvaag, Stolar-czyk, Kohler. Mr. Schmidt. Second row: Ronich. Maijala, Locgcring, Rapaich. Thompson. Third row: Burud. Tock, Meiers. Wells, Asp, Kirkpatrick. Fourth row: Mickclburg. Christopherson, Mcixncr, Lee, Gronbcrg. Fifth row: Sibbet, Pfleiger, Davidson, Jackson, Reveling. Kurth. Home Rooms 213-217 Mr. Koch Bottom row: Haikcr, Blombcrg, Miss Wold, Mason. Irwin. Second row: Doty, Tillman, Washington. Mason. Third row: Stone. Bal-zcr. Rasmussen. Dehnc. O’Connell. Home Room 203, Mr. Hovey Bottom row: Culhane, Moore, Cumbcc. Mr. Hovey, Blcuer, Grigsby. Second row: Kiploks. Erickson, Layeux. Kragness. Rogers, McGhan. Third row: Bcihoffcr. Selinc. Mrogan, Thompson, Greiling, Lien. Fourth row: Edward, Ford, Rogan, Peterson. Rodi, Miller. Burke. 35 UNDERGRADS Room 209, Mr. Kitts Bottom row: Seemann. Whiteside. Steiner, Lindgren, Boyle. Mr. Kitto. Second row: Smith. Peterson. Heinonen. Bove. Shanahan, Costello. Third row: Winsor. Swanson. Cameron. Morgan, Chase, Lindquist. Fourth row: Douglas. Kuccra. Wenshau. Livingston, Lorence. Seguin, Keller. Room 215, Mr. Thoreson Bottom row: Farnsworth. Halvorson, Falls. Mr. Thoreson. Second row: B. Johnson, J. Johnson. Allen, McGann. Third row: Lee. Hanson, Wilbur, Fenncrt. Knudsen. Fourth row: M. Peterson. P. Peterson. Haugen. Anderson, Murphy, Allen. Room 308, Mr. McNamer Bottom row: Anderson, Berg, Forte, Lawrence, Coughlin, Fitch, Mr. McNamer. Second row: Hanson, Michcau, Ray Johnson. Sandra Johnson, Dahlbcrg, Gaarder, Powell. Third row: Campbell, Coss, Swanson, Puett, Cizadlo, Merrill. Fourth row: Musum, Schulte. Micrek, Eisel. Thurstin, Swanson, Cline. Room 309, Mrs. Earl Bottom row: Parrot, Norton, Hanson, Stic-binger, Murray, Mrs. Earl. Second row: Mayer, Werner. Newsom. Hunt, Sanders, Campion. Third row: Bargcl, Dahl. Marshall, Barnett, Cleveland, Maddox, Norman (transferred). Fourth row: Alstrup, Rixmann. Dorion. Fciker, Hansen, Hav-nen. Fifth row: Bower. Hansen, Pcsch, Buelow, Hcstncss, Lyle. Dols. 36 UNDERGRADS Room 310, Mrs. Stewart Bottom row: Mrs. Stewart, Arnopoulos, Gleason, Swanson, Duchn. McCurdy. Second row: Gage. Ribar, Miller, Puhl, Gary, Schwab. Third row: Hocuk, Miller, Nar-veson, Karlsson, Ficbcr, Thomas. Fourth row: Duncanson, Flint. Cline, Swanson, Richardson. Few. Fifth row: Cordell, Cole, Mosely. Johnson, Kennedy. Givens. Johnson. Room 311 - Mrs. Bauer Bottom row: Williams. Andrews, Chatham. Stenquist, Chappius, Mrs. Bauer. Second row: Delzer. Peterson. Warn, Swanson, Gustafson. Third row: Hunsbcrgcr. Sclnick. Stay, Ingcnhutt, Carlson. Fourth row: Merrill. Everett, Withers. Jensen. Wcstlin. Fifth row: Thayer. Dahgrcn, McPcarncy, Payne, Sticgclmcycr, Maanom. Home Room 312, Mr. Wego Bottom row: Williamettc, Brand. Fisher. Lundccn, Russ, Mr. Wego. Second row: Rutherford. Olson, Craig, Hedstrom, Ehrl-ichmann, Lundberg. Third row: Wilcox, Williams. Torncr, Skinner, Hill. Fourth row: Brenner. Olcne, Olson, Kelley. Hines, Embrctson. Fifth row: Sisscncr. Loomcr, Eddy, Danielson, Hines. Drescl, Rannow. Room 321, Mrs. Lyle Bottom row: Martin. Cashin, P. Johnson. Sandy Johnson, Staupc, Diane Rossing, Deannc Rossing. Second row: Mrs. Lyle. Harvington, Mansager, Noble. Bcrgstrand, Benson. Third row: Kim, Clausen, Johnson, Ncvils, Sorenson. McGray. Fourth row Me Keegan, Hansen, Dingfeldner, Hanson, Groth. Fifth row: Gardner, Moe, Forsyth. Edberg. Rollow, Larson. UNDERGRADS Room 322, Miss Thompson Bottom row: Salonc, Lyon, P. Murphy Ruud, Lambert, Rask, Miss Thompson Row 2: Obcrg, V. Hill, Langscth, K. Barnes Osgood. Row 3: Bob Moynagh, James Sanford, Beard, Cumbce, M. Umphrcy, K. Thomas. Row 4: R. Hagen, Reed, V. Rei-tcn, Larrivee. James Gustafson. Row 5: Hanna, J. Hudson, Dean, Foss, C. Olson, H. Dahlman. Home Room 406, Miss Bireline Bottom row: Sumner, Konn, VanDoren, D. Davidson. Sucss, Parker, Miss Birelinc. Sec-ond row: S. DcLonge, Vinson, Linda Benson, Mike Hanson, Kranzlcr, Lahti Third row: M. Larson. Loretta Peterson. Beccroft. S. Wostrel. Mcdcalf. Fourth row: Schmelke. R. Ross. Renee Larson. John Nelson, Hastings, Schocnrock. Fifth row: Bob Larson, W. Gaines, Ondorv, Barton, Sattcrbcrg, Decker, Hauff. Home Room 409, Lienemann Bottom row: VV. Wisdorf, S. Wilson, Win-strom. C. Holbrook, Welton, McCabe, Miss Lienemann. Second row: T. Taylor, R. MacDonald, Snow, L. Engel, Engstrom, C. Williams. Third row: C. Buhrman, Huglcn, S. Smith. Soulak, Felt, Schmeck, Jacoway. Fourth row: McNcarney, DuBois, J. Hill. Considinc. Carlisle, Strommer. Fifth row: Emmons, Grove. Larsen, Lundmark, Pal-bicki. Sparlz, Skinner. Home Room 417, Miss Zanger Bottom row: I.ingor, Helium, P. Thompson, J. Sandwick, C. Nicholas, B. Havncn. Second row: Waughtcl, DeNoma, Schull. M. Schofield, J. Nicholas. Third row: J. Lien, Sanderson, S. Parsons. Rossow, Neumann, Bedcau. Fourth row: E. Childress, A. Swanson, Schwandt. Wendelschafer, Beasley. Fifth row: Lawrence. Boudreaux, Boosalis, Donley, I.ehrke, Lilja 38 AUTOGRAPHS 39 Organizations CENTRALIAN Bottom row: Marjorie Craven, Sally Olson, Rac Thorson, K. Glass, Joan Smith, J. Ellis Row 2: M. Hanlin, C. Lopez, Miss Haasarud. Advisor. Missing: C. Reffert Joy Ellis......................Editor Charlotte Reffert ... Assistant Editor Marjorie Craven .. Business Manager Joy Ellis ... .Features, Organizations Faculty Kay Glass.........Undergrads, Seniors Mike Hanlin .............Photographer Carlos Lopez ..............Athletics, Organizations Jcry McBcath..................Faculty Organizations, Athletics Sally Olson ... .Girls Sports, Seniors, Office Manager Charlotte Reffert ......Organizations Seniors Joan Smith.........Features, Faculty, Organizations Rac Thorson ... Undergrads, Seniors Florence Haasarud .. Faculty Advisor NEWS S T A F F Bottom row: J. Fields, I. Stolccrs. H. Rovick, Mr. Mulligan, R. Lawrence, S. Wisdorf Standing: D. Abbott, R. Anderson. B. Williams. K. Thieden. K. Kobertsteen, K. Schlocr Rosemarie Lawrence, Honey Rovick............Co-editors Mary Jo Thiede.................................Assistant Editor Donna Abbott ................................Circulation Manager Roni Anderson ... Advertising Manager, Girls’ Sports Dorothy Bennetts...............“Wise and Otherwise” Mary Kay Brenner..........Business Manager, “Spying Nclda Burnett..................... Assistant club editor Sally Clausen ................... Assignment Assistant Janice Fields.................................Cartoonist Sharon Harney.............Assistant business manager, Club editor Kent Kobertsteen..................................Sports editor Ken Schloer..............................Sports writer Carolyn Smith...............Assignment editor, Spying” Inta Stolcers ...................... Editorial assistant. Assistant circulation manager Mary Jo Thiede.................“Wise and Otherwise” Ken Thicscn..............................Sports writer Margaret Veches ........Assistant advertising manager Cartoonist Bob Williams.............................Sports writer Steve Wisdorf..................Assistant sports editor John E. Mulligan.......................Faculty Advisor Bottom row: N. Burnett, Mr. Mulligan, M. Thiede Standing: D. Bennetts, M. Veches, S. Clausen. M. Brenner, C. Smith 43 STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Central’s most important organization is the Student Council, for this group includes representatives from each class and reflects the aims of the entire student body. It is the core of almost all school activities, and is responsible for student management of lunchroom, halls, and parking lot. Under the supervision of Mr. Wiesner, the members have sponsored many worthwhile projects this past year, and have helped set the tone for serious activity on the part of most students. Bottom row: Mr. Wicsncr, Advisor; G. Blum. TREASURER; K. Glass, VICE PRESIDENT; J. Bristol, PRESIDENT; J. Karlson, SECRETARY; D. Craven, SERGEANT AT ARMS; Moya - not in picture. Row 2: Nancy Anderson, Marge Craven. B. Rice, S. Steiner. Sandy Johnson, Mary Craven. Row 3: Pank. Ellis, Mansager, Cobcrg, J. Akmcntins, M. Benedict. Row 4: K. Smith, McGray, Sue Johnson. Mary Jo Halsted, Joan Smith. Row 5: Mark Peterson, C. Caspcrson, M. Lopez. J. Berg, Blombcrg. S. Jensen. Row 6: K. Jacobson, Scanlon, Rosenberg, Roger K. Johnson, B. Lyle, Paul Peterson, H. Jackson. 44 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Providing the scholastic leadership of the school. Central's Honor Society members this year have set standards which they hope will be observed by many groups in years to come. Maintaining ideals of character, scholarship, leadership, and service are the objectives and goals of this organization. These arc exercised through an untold number of school and community activities. The society offered assistance to faculty members by supervising classes in emergency situations. The most significant accomplishments of this club were the examples of leadership and service set by individual members in the name of the National Honor Society. The highlight of the year’s activities was the biannual trip to Washington. D. C.; Monticcllo, Richmond, and Williamsburg, Virginia. The members raised money for this trip through innumerable candy selling parties; two dances - the Turkey Twirl and Rhapsody in Pink; and other money-raising projects. The Honor Society also sponsored a party rewarding all honor roll sophomores. Other activities were the formal spring induction, and the final banquet which recaptured the events of the year. McBeath - President, Margie Craven -Treasurer, Quail - Secretary, Reffert - Vice President Row I: Miss Grosz, C. Mason, QUALL - Secretary, McBEATH - President, REFFERT - V. President, MARGIE CRAVEN - Treasurer, Davis, Miss Lobdell. Row 2: Kasberg, J. Chclgrcn, Trang, Sally Buhrman, Ripka, Ellis, Pank. Bcrzkalns. Row 3: Carol Iverson, Dorschner, Clausen, Liistc, Rodeberg, Joan Smith. Theide, Sandra Smith, Brooke. Row 4: I. Stolccrs. Pcrtler, Mensheha, Karen Anderson, Becker, Bergc, Radke, Kostick. Row 5: Sally Olson, Christophcrson. Paul Peterson, James Hansen. Roger Johnson, Konkler, C. Lopez, Oswald. Joos. 45 Bottom row: J. Payne. C. Lopez, TREASURER; Moya, K. Becker, PRESIDENT; Rovick, VICE-PRESIDENT; J. Berger. SECRETARY; Mrs. Olson, Advisor. Row 2: Miars, Powell, Rauner, M. Rixmann, D. Lundberg. G. Lundcen. Sandra Johnson, B. Thomson, E. Woolery. Row 3: N. Burnett. A. Fraction. S. Schofield, D. Rozcnbcrg, Engstrom, J. Wcstvaag, Osgood. S. Buhrman. Row 4: C. Morgan. Dorschncr. D. Larson, M. Rcitan, C. Lundquist, Rodeberg. A. Bargel, C. Mason, L. Chase. Row 5: E. L.iistc, S. Dahl. L. Moore, R. Dokken, R. McKcegan, M. Veches. L. Quail, M. Thiedc. Row 6: C. Coss. Cassic Clausen. M. Parks, Connie Clausen, S. Pedersen. G. Blum, T. Mason. M. Lopez. J. Berg. Row 7: K. Wolkow. J. Lopez, D. Barry. K. Peabody. M. Peterson. S. Olson. R. Simonson, R. Scanlan, J. Quittem. SPANISH CLUB The members of El Club Espanol demonstrate with energy and enthusiasm their interest in Spanish and the Spanish speaking countries. They concentrate particularly on Mexico, Central and South America since understanding of these countries is so essential to the unity of the New World. A great variety of projects occupy the club’s out-of-class hours, one of the aims being raising money for the summer Caravan to Mexico. They sell Christmas cards and stationery, wash cars, sponsor paper sales, put on dances. In addition to the money-raising events, they contribute their share to other school activities, such as the American Field Service. From time to time Spanish visitors appear to give demonstrations of Spanish dress, customs, and language. These programs are made available to all Centralitcs. Bottom row: D. Gorncy, P. Russ. S. Tingcrthal. E. Bancy, A. Bergstrom. C. Lundccn, Mrs. Jack-son. Row 2: D. Swanson, C. LaCour, M. Brenner. C. Woolery. M. Maltzcn, T. Rittman, N. Fin-strom. Row 3: N. Hamilton, R. Lawrence. G. Swanson. J. Gary, C. Williams B. Williams. C. Flint, S. Pearson. Row 4: M. McGourty, M. Jenkins, S. Mason. G. Schallcr, N. Wells, P. Pray, A. Pedersen. S. Stcinhilber. K. Krzyska. Row 5: L. Pomeroy. K. Myring. J. Coulter. S. Stai. Sue Johnson. J. Skottegaard. A. Smith. S. Smith. Row 6: D. Schiltz, J. Brady, O. Mcnsheha, J. Tatro, B. Larson, W. Rixmann. M. McGray, D. Nicholson, J. Lien. Row 7: L. Gicse. D. Christophcrson. P. Joos. G. Eddy, C. Jones. J. Flint, G. Gianoulis. B. Peterson. D. Venncrstrom. Bottom row: C. Clark, I. Stolcers. VICE-PRESIDENT, Paul Peterson, PRESIDENT, Miss Grosz, ADVISOR: Jim Hansen. TREASURER; J. Chelgrcn, SECRETARY; Moya. Row 2: Pank, Fetzcr, leleja. Lictz, Burnett. Loegcring. S. Steiner, Stensvaag. Ranncrshcrger. Row 3: Sharon-Peterson, Krebs, G. Blomberg, Dingfelder, Krause. Tolzman. L. Miller, Kiploks. Row 4: Bob Johnson, R. Craven, D. Danielson, Merrill, Greiling, Ellis, Session, Berzkalns, S. Wostrel. Row 5: Dcme, Sandra Smith. L. Patterson, J. Lindgrcn, Bcrge, Becker, Rinnc, Mark Peterson. Row 6: Fulop. Karen Anderson. Schmidt. Wohlforth, Casperson. Skujins, Muller, Hastings. G. Davis. Row 7: Bristol, M. Stolcers. Porictis, McBcath, Roger K. Johnson, Boorsma, Unza, Grauds, J. Miller, K. Davidson. GERMAN CLUB FRENCH CLUB “To widen our knowledge of France and to provide a time and place for us to express and enjoy ourselves in French,” this is the purpose of our now two year old Club de Francais. Anyone who has had any French may join this club which is advised by Mrs. M. Stewart. At Christmas time we sold coat corsages to raise money to add to our treasury. Bottom row: Matzke. Bacon, Wood, Brooke, Bergstrand. Rannetsbergcr. Forte, Mrs. Stewart. Bob Craven. Row I: Oman. Marge Craven. Pertlcr. J. Smith. VICE-PRESIDENT; S. Clausen, PRESIDENT; Flint, Dorschncr. McQueen. Karlson, Kotsonas, Wolkow. Members of Der Dcutsch Vercin report “Wir tanzen die Polka, singen viele licder, sprechen immer auf Deutsch, und haben viel Spasz dabci.” To highlight their inctrest in German culture and customs they sell oblaten, holly, and mistletoe for the support of a foreign exchange program, prepare exhibits, and sing Christmas carols in the halls. Their float featuring a “cuckoo clock” won first prize in the 1959 Homecoming parade. Their president, Paul Peterson, spent the summer in Germany under the American Field Service. 47 Bottom row: Pam Peterson. Davidson, G. Toole. Row 2: Ranners-berger, Thicde, SECRETARY. M. Falls. TREASURER; Caesar. Susan Buhrman, PRESIDENT; B. Heinonen. Row 3: Mrs. Olson. ADVISOR; Hastings. B. Murphy, J. Hansen. J. McBcath. VICE-PRESIDENT; Sandra Smith. In- fenhutt, R. Miller. Not on Picture: . Nilson, J. Ohlstrom. LATIN CLUB “We the members of the Central High School Latin Club in order to familiarize ourselves with the customs, habits, history, and literature of the Romans do ordain and establish this constitution on October 26, 1959.” Thus began the newely founded Latin Club, the main activity of which was the successful sponsoring of “Saturnalia,” a winter festival. CREATIVE WRITING CLUB This year the Creative Writing Club re-established an old tradition; the publication of the “Quest.” This literary magazine contains poems, short stories, and essays written by Central students. As a service project the club also publicized the various essay contests recommended for student participation. Through these projects and informal monthly meetings, the members try to gain helpful fundamentals in the art of creative writing. Bottom row: G. Davis, SECRETARY; J. McBeath. PRESIDENT; Mrs. Mahowald. ADVISOR. Paul Peterson. VICE-PRESIDENT. Row 2: W. Matzke, Mark Johnson. TREASURER; Z. Daniels. K. Danielson, Sandra Smith. A. Fetzer. Bottom row: J. Krebs, PRESIDENT; Pank, SECRETARY-TREASURER; Mr. Spies. ADVISOR; T. Kelly, VICE-PRESIDENT (not pictured); Row 2: C. Lundquist, J. Paige, J. Ellis, Sally Buhrman. Row 3: Sue Johnson, B. Larson, C. Reffert, Mark Johnson, N. Moe. R. Rittmann. Row 4: J. Rodeberg. V. Demc. G. Davis, D. Lee. Mark Peterson. Row 5: D. Unzc. W. Matzke, J. McBcath, Marie Peterson, S. Grauds, C. Ridgeley. MIMES AND MUMMERS Always willing to assist in the reading of interpretative scripts and in organizing skits, the school dramatic club has given memorable service to the school. This year’s main activity was the production of a full length play from which all members benefited in experience. The new faculty advisor this year was Mr. Spies. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Although small, our school speech society has shown its impressive activity throughout the year. The debate squad left a trail of defeated opponents in invitational, city, district, regional, and state contests. This club renewed another old tradition at Central — the annual Warren Debate, thus giving the school an insight into the current labor problems. Membership is earned through participation in debate, student congresses, declamations, original and memorized orations, and extemporaneous speeches. Bottom row: K. Becker. Marie Peterson, G. Davis, VICE-PRESIDENT; Sally Buhrman, PRESIDENT; J. Krebs, SECRETARY. Row 2: H. Rovick, J. Hastings, A. Karls-son. Sue Burhman, C. Nevils, P. Johnson. 49 RED CROSS The aim of this chapter of a world-wide organization is to spread good will to all people. This year the proceeds of a dance were used to fill a gift chest for a foreign school. Representatives from each homeroom meet regularly with Miss Daniels to carry on the work. Central is truly proud of this group which strives to serve the community and the world. Bottom row: McCann. Forte. Walter Johnson. PRESIDENT; Nevils, VICE-PRESIDENT; Quail. TREASURER; Sharon Peterson. SECRETARY. S. Ruud. Miss Daniels. ADVISOR. Row 2: M. Rixmann. Colloton. R. Miller, Hcdstrom, B. Thomas. D. Larson. B. Thompson. Row 3: N. Burnett. Salonc. J. Lien. Hughes, Session. R. Davis. M. Reitan. Murray. Row 4: McKccgan, M. Micheau. Adams. Paige. Sharon Olsen, Sandra Dahl, C. Morgan. Row 5: Hcstncss. Marie Peterson. Vennerstrom. Skujins. Brady, Greiling. Row 6: Schmeke, O’Connell. Wall. Laslcy, Arrington. Henneman, H. Huglcn. BANKING Management of money is an important part of education. and this is emphasized at Central through the school banking program. Students are encouraged to defer some of their present wants to save for future needs. A student in each homeroom acts as banker under the supervision of Miss Zanger and a student assistant. Bottom row: Kcator. Fields. Miars, E. Woolery. Aulie. B. Havnen. L. Johnson, D. Chappuis. Row 2: Cathy Anderson. Cronquist. M. Clairmont. Barnes. Backcn. Schwab, Widmer, Miss Zanger, ADVISOR. Row 3: Stai. Jeanette Lund. Haft. S. Miller. Lone, Pray, Thomsen. Krause. Row 4: Neal Olson. Herbert Sandra Johnson. R. Davis. Hamilton. Schlcich. Coulter. Row 5: K. Johnson. Quittcm. Becker. Delzer, T. Mason. B. Larson. M. Lopez, Dana Danielson. Row 6: Kundc. R. Davidson. Lasley. Rohe. Sat-terbery. Sutton. R. Simonson. CASHIER; Buelow. Radke. 50 PROJECTION CREW Backstage during each auditorium program we find the stage crew, whose work requires technical skill and physical dexterity. Mr. Koch, the advisor; Ellsworth Jennie, student manager, and the crew all deserve much credit for their work. Under the capable supervision of Miss Wold, the Projection Crew has worked hard all year setting up and running the picture and sound projectors for auditorium programs and classroom STAGE CREW Bottom row: R. Miller, Lahti, Costello. Mr. Koch. ADVISOR. Row 2: Kendall. Johnson. G. Blomberg, E. Jennie, Neal Olson. Row 3: Haikcr. Dehnc. Gcr-gcr, Sissencr. Lundsten. Bottom row: C. Thomas. Miss Wold. ADVISQR; R. Austad, S. Mason, Stuart. Row 2: Washington. Frankland, T. Mason. Doty. Row 3: Rasmussen. Stone. O’Connell. Balzcr. Tilljnan. use. Bottom row: Mr. Wicsncr, ADVISOR; Tellock, Stroshane, J. Chelgren, Marge Craven. Rice, Fetzcr. Row 2: Krug, Sally Buhrman, Cronquist. Colloton. Krzyska. D. Rozcn-berg, R. Bandiske, S. Leyden. Row 3: Lone, Quail, Dorschncr, Spragg, R. Lawrence. Ripka, C. Smith, Thomsen. Row 4: Quittcm. Roadstrom, Lcdin, Milosevics, Soli, Rudolph. C. Dahlman, L. Pomeroy. Row 5: Janice Johnson, Danielson, K. Wilson, Kot-sonas, Stai, Sandra Dahl. C. Mason. S. Clausen. J. Paige. Row 6: Bergstrom, Peabody, Venncrstrom, Caspcrson. Fulop. Joos, P. Peterson. Hanncman. Wolkow. Row 7: B. Wostrel. E. Anderson, Buskirk, Walter Johnson. J. Hansen. D. Wostrcl. Jerry Anderson. R. Donley, Bristol, Simonson. MONITORS “Do you have a pass?' are the immortal words of the hall monitors, one of Mr. Wiesncr’s groups which keeps order around Central. Another group supervises the lunchroom, while still another handles the students’ parking lot. All of these monitors must be self-disciplined and responsible. 51 CLERICAL AND OFFICE AIDS How much easier it is to take an exam when it ha been typed and dittoed neatly. We accept this service from Miss Scott and her students without realizing that they give up their free period for it. Other volunteers gain practical experience by assisting in the school offices. Bottom row: Jenkins. Betty Thompson. Glass. Fjeseth. R. Davis. J. Payne. Row 2: S. Olsen, Haft, U. Peterson, S. Miller, P. Thompson. Row 3: Schlcich. Pray, Thorson, Pflepsen, Wolfram. Luccy. Row 4: Babcock. Myring, S. Strand. Vennerstrom. Janice Hanson, Janice Johnson, Nancy Olson. LIBRARY AIDS We all benefit from the time these “Pioneers” donate, for they use this to perform many services in the library. Their assistance in this important phase of our education is appreciated by every one at Central. Bottom row: Fields. Bancy, Moya, Miss Stokes. LIBR-IAN;Row 2: K. Danielson, Flint. Session. B. Williams. Row 3: Bodoezy, Dresel. Matzke, N. Olson. Haft. SOPHOMORE ENRICHMENT PROGRAM These seniors, under Mrs. Jackson's supervision, contribute their time to help orient the sophomores and start them on a richer and more successful school career. This is attempted through the cultivation of good study and reading habits. Bottom row: Mary Craven, Aulic. Lola Johnson, Mrs. Jackson. ADVISOR.Row 2: Sally Clausen. Sally Burh-man, Berger. Row 3: G. Davis. Walter Johnson, Sally Olson, Liiste. 52 PEP CLUB Bottom row: Marge Craven, TREASURER; Marie Peterson, SECRETARY; Bonnie Thomsen, VICE-PRESIDENT; Mary Craven. PRESIDENT; Deanne Rossing, Mrs. Hawker, ADVISOR. Row 2: Pflepscn, Stensvagg, Sulcm, Diane Rossing, I.indgren, D. Davidson.Row 3: Widmer, G. Lundecn, Sandy Joy Johnson, Betty Thompson, G. Norton, L. Conklin, Fjcscth.Row 4: E. Schleich, P. Pray, Des Chaine, S. Lone, S. Miller, G. Toole, C. Schwab, J. Medealf. Row 5: M. Dorschner, M. Maddox, M. Schofield, N. burnett, J. Ellis, R. Thorson, Jane Chclgrcn. Row 6: McKccgan. L. Patient, V. Anderson, Corinne Clausen, Ehrlichmann, M. Huglcn, J. Peterson, V. Tolzman. Row 7: A. Bergstrom, D. Christopherson, C. Coss, S. Wilcox, Hamilton. Hieb. Connie Clausen, S. Clausen, N. Carlson. This enthusiastic bunch is responsible for keeping the school spirit high when everyone else becomes too tired or disinterested to yell any more. A newly-organ- ized card section became an added attraction at our games this year. Our hats are off to these loyal Pioneers who do so much to promote the Central spirit. Bottom row: Farnsworth, Hamcn, S. Wilson, Sally Mason, Nevils, Aulie, Johnson. Row 2: Rauncr, Noble, P. Bergstrand. Shirley Dahl. Y. Andrews T. Rittmann. Row 3: C. Smith, L. Hagen, D. Abbott, C. Lundecn. A. Pedersen. Krzyska, G Swanson. Row 4: Oberg, Lepcska, C. Morgan. R. Lawrence, Fieber, Fitch. Row 5: Sandy Dahl. J. Wesner, Matchatis, K. Waughtel. M. Wiese, J. Dahlbcrg, Manager. Row 6: J. Allen, Austad, Maanum, B. Barnett, Embretson, Janice Hanson, Sandra Smith, Liiste. PEP CLUB 53 HI-Y Bottom row: Bruce Peterson, Groth, G. Blombcrg, Mr. Weis, ADVISOR. Row 2: B. Wostrel, Thci-sen, Virnig, Fulop, Embcrley, TREASURER. Row 3: McBeath, PRESIDENT; Unzc, Grauds, SECRETARY; James Hansen, VICE-PRESIDENT; Musum, K. Davidson. The purpose of Central's Hi-Y Club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character; and to develop its members mentally, physically, spiritually, and socially. Hi-Y is a service organization interested in the welfare of others. It has operated the concession stands during the football season, contributed to World Service and Community Chest, sold Christmas trees on V’s Mens lots, and helped in the various fund raising campaigns. Socially it holds several joint meetings with city-wide Triettes groups. CHESS CLUB The student trend towards more serious activity is exemplified by the formation of a Chess Club. Its members find they really must concentrate in order to succeed at this game. Bottom row: Konklcr, Thomsen, Fulop, Clark, Rapaich, Mr. Hovcy, ADVISOR. Row 2: C. Mason, Krzyska, Ripka, M. Huglen, Nicholson, Bendiske, Baney. Row 3: Simonson, Wallace, J. A listed, D. Hansen, S. Smith, Gary Richcau. Row 4: Jorgensen, R. Donley, Lasley, Livingston, Paka-Ins, J. Hansen, Thomas Hansing. Bottom row: Mrs. Bauer. ADVISOR; Margie Craven, Joan Smith. PRESIDENT; Rixmann, Inter-Club Council; Casper-son. VICE-PRESIDENT; J. Berg, TREASURER. Stensvaag. SECRETARY; M. Chclgrcn. Miss Thompson. ADVISOR. Row 2: P. Nevils. Gaedy, Norton. Havnen. S. Wilson, Tingerthal. Aulic, Sulcm. C. Nicholas, McCabe. Row 3: Haversack, B. Williams, Ulla Peterson, S. Miller. B. Thomsen, Rittmann. N. Cashin. P. Johnson, Gorncy, K. Hanson. Betty Thompson. Row 4: Pflepscn. Hart. Arlene Smith. Skottcgaard, McGourty, Jenkins, Sandy Mason, Rauncr, Bergstrand, Noble, DcLaney, Maltzen. Row 5: Obcrg, Waughtel, R. Lawrence, Trelawncy, Kotsonas. Coulter, Stai, Pedersen. Des-chainc. Lone, Stcinhilber. Row 6: G. Davis. D. Danielson. Nancy Carlson. McKeegan, Thicdc, Session. Margaret Reitan, Pomeroy. Myring, M. Lopez, Tolzman, Dahlberg. Row 7: Gjevre, J. Austad, Vennerstrom. N. Davis, D. Schlitz. Brady, Wohlforth, Skujins. Karlson, K. Smith. Combs Pam Peterson, Connie Clausen. A “Twin dance” held to sponsor a European child was the highlight of the Tri-Ettes’ year. This is the largest and most active girls’ organization at Central. It is a branch of the Y.W.C.A. To grow as a person, to grow in the fellowship with all people, and to grow in a knowledge and love of God, is the purpose of Y-tccns. Bottom row: Hocbcn, Miars, Shirley Dahl, Andrews, G. Lundeen. Sandy Johnson. Sally Mason, Mary Craven. Forte. Diane Rossing. R. Lindgrcn, D. Davidson, Deanne Rossing. Row 2: Stickler, Stroshanc. J. Cbelgren, Rice. Berger, Fetzcr, Col-loton, Callow. Edwards. Heilman, D. Akmcntins. Row 3: Leyden, J. Ellis, G. Swanson. Sue Johnson. E. Woolcry. Fraction Holbrook. S. Clausen, Brenner. Pank. Row 4: S. Wostrel. Schaller, Patient, Sue Smith. Lien. Rodcberg, Halstad. C. Lundquist, Quail, Schleich, Pray. Row 5: Liistc. Sandy Dahl. Sharon Olson, Luccy, S. Hudson, Cronquist. Ray. Clair-mont, Krzyska, Haft. Row 6: Merrill, Greiling, Hamilton, Hicb, Janice Hanson, Janice Johnson, Krug, Caughcy, Nordli, S. Peterson, C. Mason. Row 7: Peabody, Pergstrom. Marie Peterson, Sally Olson. K. Anderson. Quittcm. Cassic Clausen, Lindblom, Embretson, Rcffert, Puctt, Barnett. Bottom row: L. Johnson. C. Ncvilsi N. Hamilton, L. Mansagcr. D. Aulie. J. Phelps. Come Clausen, N. Cashin. R. Cashin. Row 2: S. Mantske. J. Berg. W. Anderson. P. Johnson. J. Edberg, L. Wallace. J. Benson. K Hansen, G. Harrington, O. Staupc. D. Goolcy, R. Kim. J. Groth. Standing: H. Jackson. D Nicholson. Cassie Clausen. J. Combs. BAND Perhaps you have been inspired by the melodious sounds emanating from room 400 each day during first hour. Those appearing here can be held responsible for this action. The band participated in the usual athletic events this year, acting as a marching unit at Homecoming. Their traditional potluck supper and parents’ meeting was held in the fall. The highlight of the season was the annual winter concert, which was presented on March 10. Another pleasant experience for band members this year was the invitation extended to them to perform at Sandborn, Minnesota. All this was accomplished under the capable direction of Mr. Miles. Bottom row: M. Chclgren, P. Nevils. S. Hanson, C. Gaarder. J. Peterson. M. Spragg. S. Ficber. J. Chel-gren. D. Pflepsen, D. Swanson. A. Ripka. Row 2: L. Benson, C. Rcffcrt, J. Karlson. D. Adams, V. Williams, S. Slorby. L. Quail, K. Danielson. M. Gilham, D. Krause, R. Calhoun. H. Sims. Row 3: E. Withers, W. Maddox. R. Everett. J. Jacobson. L. Wallace. J. Sticbingcr. R. Arrington. C. Rogan, O. Bower, L. Easley, J. Boosalis, D. Sanborn. 56 Bottom row: T. Kepp. J. Rouner. D. Bennets. R. Scanlan, L. Gardner, S. Johnson, R. McKecgan. L. Patient, K. Erlichman. Row 2: D. Scribner. E. Vcc. L. Embcrly, D. May, R. Madsen, J. Ondov. D. Mallak, G. Konkler. J. Forsythe, R. Laumb, J. Bergstrand. Standing: Mr. Miles, John Hanson, O. Lyle. W. Braa. CHOIR We can be truly proud of this organization and its contributions to life at Central. The choir performed for the student body at Christmastime and also presented a Christmas concert of the finest quality. Participation in the All City Choir Festival which took place in February was another thrilling experience for the members. In May, on Friday the 13th, the choir’s annual spring concert was given combined with a reunion of choir members from years back. Car washes and the sale of poinsettas at Christ- mas were the major projects used by the choir this year to raise funds for new choir robes. Their hard work was duly rewarded, however, when the robes finally arrived. This was possible only through the contributions of the school, its organizations. and the work of past choir members. The choir, which takes great pride in its new garb, wishes to express its deep appreciation to all contributors. Color in garment and song will hereafter fill each performance. Bottom row: J. Kotsonas, B. Wislofsky, J. Hines. S. Wostrcl. S. Peterson. B. Salone. G. Nordall. K. Lictz, R. Stcnsvaag. A. Walton. A. Fctzer, J. Gullick. Row 2: G. Blackburn, R. Dokken, R. Miller, D. Constance. D. Bennets. R. Kelly, M. Gronbcrg. N. Moc. S. Smith. J. Krebs. PRESIDENT; J. Hoag. Mr. Miles. Row 3: L. Donley, R. Lyle. D. Danielson, J. Hill. J. Spillman, D. Mallak. L. Matula, C. Brush. E. Lundberg. J. Lawrence. J. Schmeke. 57 58 Features 59 60 Queen Carol Casperson 1959 HOMECOMING JOYCE from the House of BERG JUDY, from the House of KARLSON DARLEEN, from the House of LARSON KAREN from the House of McGourty HOMECOMING . . A hush fell over the auditorium as the spotlight fell upon an empty throne soon to be Queen Carol’s. With reality, Carol reigned over our thrilling homecoming day activities. The coronation was followed by a three-block long parade. Next, 1959 as the feature of our day, Central met South on Markley Field. Dreamy music and lots of memories ended a perfect day as we danced to the music of Rod Aaberg’s band at our homecoming dance, “Goldmine in the Sky.” Senior Class Christmas Party 64 What for Christmas? Here comes Santa Claus Junior Jinglcbells Milk from “Santa Christmas at Central Tinsel Topping Listen, Jerry, this branch is mine!” Stille Nacht Treble trio NEWS PROGRAM Dear Blabby . . . . The Septoncs This year our News program was varied and delightful. Our very own Johnny Mathis, Jim Lawrence, sang “Misty ; The Septoncs and the Treble Trio further entertained us musically. Naturally, the purpose of the assembly was to encourage us to buy the newspaper, which always contains timely and interesting articles. One of the highlights of the show was the reading of a few choice pieces from “Dear Blabbys” lovelorn column. Our own Johnny Mathis Sick Sal ? CENTRALIAN PROGRAM The annual Centralian program was held this year on Feb. 24. Just as our yearbook was changed this year, so also was the program different. First came the introduction of the staff to the student body. This was done in a unique and humorous fashion. The major part of the program consisted of slides taken around school by Mr. Hovcy. This was done for a purpose— to arouse memories of past activities at Central and influence students to order a Centralian. The result of this presentation was subscriptions for the yearbook, which of course, are essential to its production. This was, also, a climax for the staff since their goal is to satisfy the subscribers. Feature Editor? 67 Our Honor Society??!? SNO-WEEK The team was in a huddle . . . With this cap. I crown thee Feet in action SNO-WEEK King Gari Chemyl reigned over the third Sno-Wcck in Central’s history us Uler, the Norse god of winter. Attending King Gari from the junior class were Myma Rixman and Elmer Rosenberg; Sophomore were Carol Oberg and Mike McGray. This year a central theme of Scandinavian folklore was carried out. Even the Goths were present to demand warm weather and to smear burnt cork on girls’ faces. A more abundant presence of snow this year made the week’s festivities even more exciting. There was a snow-man out front, a broom-hockey game, skating parties, varsity games, and the grand finale dance in Valhalla on Friday night. I prophsesy LANGUAGE CLUB DANCE Language Clubs at Central attended one of the most unique dances of this year. It was given by the German Club. Entertainment for the evening consisted of a play put on by members of the Latin Club, a Spanish Dance, and a German Polka exhibition. Highlighting the activities was the square-dancing which was called by “Uncle Luke.” This was a new experience for many Centralites and was thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended. PRIDE and PREJUDICE A fine director, a fine cast, and a fine performance describes the 1960 Senior Class Play. The popular comedy “Pride and Pcrjudice”, by Jane Austen, was presented on the nights of March 22 and March 23 in the school auditorium. The Bennett family had five daughters. Dear Mother Bennett was determined to find a husband for each of them. After many hiliarious incidents the play ended with the partial success of Mrs. Bennett-three married daughters. The play was under the very capable direction of Mrs. Mary Stewart. CAST Mr. Bennett . SIGURDS GRAUDS Mrs. Bennett .. GLORIA DAVIS Jane .. CHARLOTTE REFFERT Elizabeth ..... JOANN KREBS Mary............HONEY ROVICK Lydia .............JOY ELLIS Catherine .. SALLY BUHRMAN Mr. Collins, GERALD McBEATH Mr. Bingley .. JAMES BRISTOL Mr. Darcy. CHARLES RIDGELY Lady De Bourgh ... MAIA PANK Lady Lucus .... VAIRA DEME Charlotte_____TONI R1TTMAN Mr. Wickham . DOUGLAS UNZE Hill ............... NANCY MOE Your dutiful son-in-law. Madam.” “I enjoy Ncthcrfield, Mr. Bennett.” 71 What would our senior year be without fun! These pictures were a sneak preview of our senior activities which took place too late in the spring to take actual photographs. Coke-tails before the Prom, the Senior Banquet, and the Senior Class Party were only a few of the fun-filled times that we had together as a class. The Prom, which was held on Friday, May 13, at the Lafayette A-PEEK Club, had as it’s theme - “Stardust”. “When You Wish Upon a Star” supplied the atmosphere for the Senior Banquet, held at the beautiful Dayton’s Skyroom on Wednesday, May 25. Senior Centralitcs came up with varied costumes for the Senior Class Party when they portrayed “The World’s Fair” on April 22. 73 WARREN DEBATE “Resolved: That the Federal Government Should Substantially Increase its Regulation of Labor Unions.” This was the topic of the Warren Debate held this spring. On November 22, 1918, George H. Warren established at Central the Frank Merton Warren Prize Debate Fund in memory of his son, a former student. Since that time the fund has provided money awards to the participants of the Warren Debate, which was held this year for the first time since 1955. The affirmative team, JoAnn Krebs and Honey Rovick, tried to prove the need for more government regulation of labor unions, and show how their plan would best fit that need. The negative team, composed of Sally Burh-man and Jerry McBcath, tried to disprove the need established by the affirmative and show the impracticability of the affirmative plan. Mr. Carl W. Anderson, Principal of Wash-bum High School, served as judge. The debate was won by the negative team. 75 Schloer-44 Biehoffer-35 Cline-27 Hilstrom-25 Goodmanson-32 Rozenburg-59 Elias-Coach Bowman-Ass’t. Coach FOOTBALL . . . This year Centrals’ football team had a 5-1-1 record, losing a tough game to Washburn, Twin City Champions. This record is the best for a Central team since 1955 when the team only lost a game. The teams defense was the best in the city, holding all opponents to a four and a half point average per game. In the last five games Central allowed only fourteen points, an average of less than three points per game. The offense was equally as striking in the scoring of an average of fifteen points per game. Co-captains Duane Marcus, guard and linebacker, and Kenny Schloer, fullback and linebacker, led their team to the second place berth in the city standings. Anderson-46 Boudroux-18 Nasland-39 Jacobson-14 Row I: Barton. Withers. Umphery. Bvelow, MeGray, Laycau, Knutson. Camp. Petterson, Markus, Benson. Cline. Jacobson, Ledin. Johnson. Edward, Ford. Row 2: Boosalis. Ondov, Wenshau, Eddy. Schloer. Nasland, Herndon, Achmentins, Scanlin. Givens. Hillstrom, Biehoffer. Cossette. Gilchrist, Mallak, Goodmanson. Larson. Row 3: Mr. Anderson. Rassmusen, Connell. Pererson. Nichols, Phillips, Jackson. Rozcnbcrg. Anderson, Temple, Crawford, Bar-thcl, Fcrdahl. Davidson. Boudroux, Anderson. Rogan. Faxvog. Mr. Elias. Mr. Bowman. All-City Quarterback All-City Fulback Row : Pesch, Schmclkc. May, Snell, Mark Smith. Dave Jacobson. Tepper, Soli, Dorian, Moore. Row 2: Bob Johnson, Payne, John Jacobson, Gardner, Bill Carlson, Nichols, Brand, D. Locgcring, Dots. Row 3: Maanum, Kepp, Carl Jones, Boorsma, Del Johnson, Rudolph, Laslcy, Pedersen, Callcry, Bergum, Jim Hansen, H. Jackson, Mr. Hoi-sington. CROSS COUNTRY The Central Thinclads finished a very successful season by winning all their city meets except one. They then placed third in the city and regional meets and finished fourth in state. This year’s squad, the largest in Central’s history, was led by captain Gary Bergum who broke our previous record in the 1.8 mile run. Others in the top nine were Dave Jacobson, Bill Carlson, Carl Jones, Lyle Lasley, Steve Pedersen, Tom Tepper, John Jacobson, and Harold Jackson. SCORES .44 Central 20 .47 Central 23 .44 Central 22 .49 Central 18 .22 Central 15 .36 City — .49 Region V .49 State — — Edison .......41 — Park ..........34 — Edina .........35 — Washburn .... 47 — South .........49 Third place — Third place Fourth place Central 17 West Central 16 — Washburn . Central 17 — Richfield .. Central 15 — Vocational Central 33 — Roosevelt . Central 21 Hopkins .. Central 15 Marshall .. Central 15 — Henry Row I: McNearney. Snell, Don May (Captain), Mark Smith. Row 2: Schmelke, Pesch, Ed Anderson. Lucs. Bristol, Mr. Wiesncr. SKI TEAM In its first year of active city-wide participation, the Central “skiers made a creditable showing. Ten boys, mostly juniors, stayed out for skiing in an almost snowless year. Of the six city meets in which the team competed, it tied four and lost two, even though no entries were made in the jumping events. The squad finished sixth in the city out of ten schools. Four boys were sent to the state ski meet at Duluth: Jim Bristol and Mark Smith in slalom, and George Snell and Don May in cross-country. The disadvantages of lack of snow and inadequate equipment were offset by the willingness and desire of the boys to learn how to ski and compete in this winter sport. WRESTLING The Central Matmen finished the season with one win and seven losses. Outstanding wrestlers in the eight meets of the year were Elmer Rozcnberg and Dick Drugge, who finished the season with records of 4 (wins) - 3 (losses) - 1 (tie) and 5-2-1 respectively. Losing only three seniors, the team is looking forward to a good season next year. Row I: Calhoun. Newsom. Marv Hanson, John Sanford. Berg, Drugge, Ron Hanson. Row 2: Jim Sanford, Harold Jackson - CAPTAIN, Hillstrom, Delbert Johnson, Mr. McNamcr. 81 Kneeling: Mr. Bowman. Arrington, Raski, Mr. Thoreson. Standing: B. Johnson. Tcppcr, Miller, Stol-cers, Davidson, Chmcl. Temple, Rasmussen, R. Johnson. Crawford. Odegard, Scholcr. Boudroux, Jacobson. Cline, Craven. Gary Chmcl-Forwar BASKETBALL Captain Rog Johnson-Center Jim Rasmussen-Forward Coach Whitey Thorcson Central’s team spirit was never missing, just the points. As the season progressed, the team also progressed with the fine coaching of Whitey Thoreson. Roger Johnson, center and captain of the team, led in scoring through the year with an average of 17.2 per game and was the fourth scorer in the city. Assistant Coach Bowman Ken Scholer-G«ar Chuck CWnc-Guard 83 Row I: Naslund. Akmcntins, Markus - CAPTAIN. Bcrgc. Umphrcy, Pcttcrson. Benson, Wisdorf. Row 2: Mr. Ralph. Dahlman, Johnason, Roger Anderson. Blomhcrg. Cosscttc. Bob Larson, Nick. VARSITY HOCKEY In city games this year the Central pucksters won two games, lost seven, and tied one. The team finished in eighth place in the city. Duane Markus, team captain and leading scorer, was named to the second team of the all-city hockey squad as picked by the eleven hockey coaches in Minneapolis High Schools. 84 Top row: Rodi, W. Anderson. Olson, Faxvog, M. Anderson. R. Anderson. Coach Elias. Bottom row: Schulte. S. Pedersen, Payne, Mason, Phillips. Carlson. BILL CARLSON. Captain. SWIMMING This year’s swimming team did not do too well, winning only one of its twelve meets. Bill Carlson, captain of the team, brought Central a fifth place in the 100 yard freestyle, being the only person from Central that placed in city. The team has few seniors and many juniors, so it is expected to do well next year. TENNIS Central’s netmen are expected to do very well in city competition with two excellent singles players returning from last year. Steve Danylyszyn and Bob Bendisky. If things turn out right this year we should take city championship. In the fall competition for State championship Steve Danylyszyn brought Central a fourth place to pace the Pioneers, and Bob Bendisky also went to State but did not place. DANYLYSZYN Fourth in State 85 S. Danylyszyn B. Bendisky, K. Becker. J. Sulzbach. G. Badozy, J. Lopez. W. Lester, C. Lopez, P. Jorgenson. D. Urdahl. G. Chmel, Coach Thorson. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Bottom row: Kim, Rogan Knutsen. Buclow, Eddy, Peterson, Wenshau, Wenshaw, Helmut. Row 2: Boosalis, Huglcn, Withers, Givens, Layeau, MeGray, Eward, Kelly. Row 3: Coach Anderson, Barton, Ondov, Hagen, Micrak, Larson, Peterson, Cline. McNcarncy. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Bottom row: Everehe, Huglen, Lawrence, Givens. Merck, Layeaux. Top row: Withers, Mgr.; Rogan, Livingston, Donley, Bower, Coach Bowman. SOPHOMORE HOCKEY With a 4-3-1 record in the city sophomore hockey conference, the Central sophomore hockey team finished second. Outstanding scorers this year were Steve Erickson, Bob Duchn, Rick Anderson, and George Eddy. Bob Knutson and Helmet Wenshau were strong on defense, while Frank Gores and John Boosalis did excellent work as goalies. Row I: Knutson. Duehn, John Hanson. Hagen. Row 2: Mr. Anderson. Eddy, Wenshau, Eward. GOLF The golf team again this year was hampered by loss of lettermen, but it had several players who contributed much to the team. The captain and only returning letterman was Gordon Ring. The team gained size by the end of the season and became a strong opponent in the city league. Narveson, J. Miller. Rohe, Ring -CAPTAIN, Mr. Hovey 87 Bottom row: F. Herndon. B. Blom-berg, K. Jacobson, Naslund. Markus. Schlocr, Louie Petterson. Benson. Row 2: Maddox, R. Duchn, Kim. Layeux, Rogan, Eddy, R. Davidson. S. Phillips, R. Larson, Jerry Smith. Mallak, R. Temple. Row 3: Mark Smith. R. Constance. R. Moynagh. S. Wisdorf, Clausen. Lundmark, Braa, Madsen. Ron Anderson. Erickson. Hagen. Charles Olson, Hestness, Fennert. Row 4: Gores, Wenshau, Knudsen, Berg. Rick Anderson. J. Withe. Balzcr. Cline, Sorenson, Harrington. Rutherford. Parrott. t I' Pitchers, from left to right. Blomberg, Naslund, and Markus. baseball With eight returning lettermcn, this year’s baseball team is looking forward to a good season. The team will be very strong in defense and power at bat but because of the loss of good pitchers it will be weaker than usual in its pitching staff. Coach Anderson thinks that his team can win the city championship. Some of the boys who were on last years team and are working hard looking forward to their first regular game arc Larry Benson. Bob Naslund. Kenny Schloer Fred Herndon. Duane Markus. Boyd Blomberg. Louie Petterson. and Kenny Jacobson. 88 STATE TRACK CHAMPIONS Central has become a traditional track power in the State of Minnesota with from fifty to ninety boys participating in this major sport. The 1959 track team had an extremely successful record, taking first place in the following tournaments: Carleton Invitational, city relays, sophomore city, and state championship. Individuals who excelled in the state meet last year were: Butch Miller who won first place in the 100 and 220 yafd dashes; Clarence Burton who placed first in the shot-put; the relay team of Butch Miller, Morris Williams, Mike Kranz, and Hans Sandbo who took the first place and also set a new record; Morris Williams with the second place in the 440 yard dash; Wendell Gilchrist with second place in the high jump; and Eugene Frazier who took second in the broad jump. These totaled 30'A points as compared to the score of 12 for our nearest competitor. The 1960 track team is also looking forward to a successful season. Gary Bcrgum, Dennis Gallery, Richard Calhoun. John Ford, Wendy Gilchrist, Roger Anderson, Carl Rudolph, Don May, Steve Pederson, Bill Carlson, Harold Jackson, Carl Jones, Lyle Laslcy, Phil Micheau, Elmer Rozcnbcrg, Harvey Sims, Morris Williams, and Butch Miller make up the nucleus of this team. Bottom row: Mr. Bowman, Micheau, Pcsch. Nevils, Kelley, Withers, Schmelke, Hines, Mr. Hoisington. Row 2: Ingenhutt, Musum, Schulte, Elrod. Johnson. Payne, Gardner, Bill Peterson. Lawrence. Craig. Row 3: Bill Carlson, Jacobsen, Gilchrist, Rozenberg, Miller, Williams, Jones, Moore, Lasley, Jerry Anderson. Row 4: Callery, Bcrgum, Rudolph. Calhoun, Chatham, Ford, Ellis, Bill Anderson. May. Row 5: Hanson, Benedict, Shannon, Goodmanson, Camp, DcLa-Hunt, Phelps, Hanlin, Boorsma, Mark Anderson, Kepp, Mickclburg, J. Jacobson, Scanlon, Snell. LETTER PAGE FOOTBALL BASKETBALL TRACK Akmcntins. Janis Anderson, Roger Anderson. William Benson. Larry Beihoffer, Dennis Boudreaux. Ken Camp. Joe Cline. Charles Cosscttc, George Crawford. Reg Davidson, Robert Digrc. Garold Ford. John Faxvog. Fred Gilchrist. Wendell Goodmanson, Don Hanson, I.eRoy Hillstrom. Richard Huglin. Harold Jackson, Emeal Jacobson, Ken Johnson. William I.cdin, Roger Mallek, Dave Markus, Duane Naslund, Robert Phillips. Steve Rozcnbcrg, Elmer Schloer. Ken Temple. Ralph Umphrcv. Gail Wolf. William Wostrcl, Robert Rasmussen. James O’Connell. Jack CROSS COUNTRY Bergum. Gary Carlson. Bill Hansen. James Jackson. Harold Jacobson. John Jones, Carl Laslcy, Lyle More, Louis May. Don Pederson. Steve Rudolph. Carl Tepper. Tom Cline, Charles Chmel, Gari Jacobson, Ken Johnson, Robert Johnson, Roger Rassmusscn, James Schloer. Ken Arrington. Reuben Faxvog. Fred Roske, Dwight Anderson. Roger Bergum, Gary Boudreaux. Ken Calhoun. Richard Callery. Dennis Carlson. Bill Chatham, Robert Ellis. Alonzo Evcrette. Russell Ford. John Gilchrist. Wendell Hanlin, Mike Jackson, Harold Jacobsen, Dave Jones. Carl Lasley. Lyle May, Don Micheau, Gary Micheau. Phillip Miller, Meredith Moore. Louis Pakalns, Ajris Pederson, Steven Rozenberg, Elmei Rudolph, Carl Schulte, Joe Sims. Harvey Williams, Morris Withers. Ed BASEBALL Benson. Larry Blomberg, Boyd Cline, Charles Davidson. Robert Herndon. Fred Jacobson, Kenny Larson. Robert Laycaux. Robert Mallek, Dave Markus, Duane Naslund. Robert Pettcrson, LuWaync Phillips. Steven Rogan, Carl Schloer, Ken Smith. Jerry SKIING TENNIS Bristol. James May. Don Pesch. Jerry Schmclkc. James Smith. Mark Snell. George GOLF Ring. Gordon Bristol. James SWIMMING Carlson. Bill Anderson. Mark Anderson. Bill Phillips. Steve Rodi. James Schulte. Joe Mason. Tom HOCKEY Akmcntins, Janis Anderson. Roger Benson, Larry Blomberg, Boyd Clemens, John Cossctte. George Larson, Robert Markus, Duane Naslund, Robert Peterson. LuWaync Umphrey. Gail Wisdorf. Steven Becker, Klaus Bendiske, Robert Danylyzyn, Stephan Chmel, Gari Jorgenson, Paul Lester, Warren Lopez, Carlos Lopez, Jose ‘Captains WRESTLING Druggc. Richard Hanson, Ronald Jackson, Harold Calhoun, Richard Ford. John Hillstrom. Richard Rozenberg. Elmer 90 Joyce Berg Sue Tingcrthal YEA CENTRAL! Sharon Leyden. Joy Ellis, Virginia Blum, CoraLcc Woolcry Carol Casperson Maia Pank Janice Johnson Bonnie Rice GIRLS’ SPORTS “To me G.A.A. has three parallel functions: To encourage those who shy away from sports to come out and develop skills. To help those who are skilled perfect themselves. To teach both types the importance of being a good loser. The officers of the G.A.A. Executive Board are elected by the members of G.A.A. The remaining members of the Board are chosen by the officers. Miss Scott. Miss Anderson, and Mrs. Hawker are their capable advisors. Each member represents one sport and keeps a record of games played. From left to right: Mrs. Hawker. Miss Scott, JoAnn Payne, Inta Stolccrs, Honey Rovick, Connie Clausen. Miss Anderson. Patricia Brooks. Judy Coulter, Toni Kelly, Elizabeth I.iiste, Michele Dorschner. Susan Muller, Veronica Anderson, Sandra Stai, Karen Anderson. Diane Christopherson. 92 The tennis team had an exciting and profitable season. Michele Dorschncr proved to be tops, with Connie Clausen following closely. The game of badminton requires a considerable amount of skill and practice. After a certain number of practices have been completed, one is eligible to enter the tournament. Michele Dorschncr emerged as singles champ; Linda Cortes and Lynn Hannafield as doubles champs. 93 SENIOR DIRECTORY . . . ANDERSON. CATHERINE 3644 Chicogo Avenue South To 3-0680 ANDERSON. DELBERT 134 Weil 36th Street To 4-0812 ANDERSON, DENNIS 4248 Oakland Avenue To 5-0277 ANDERSON. EUGENE 3435 Grand Avenue South To 4-5585 ANDERSON, GERALD DAVID 2813 5th Avenue South To 5-9039 ANDERSON, GERALD DOUGLAS 3628 Nicollet Avenue South To 2-6686 ANDERSON, ROGER J. 2108 Ookland Avenue South Fe 8-0963 ANDERSON, RONALD 4232 1 2th Avenue South To 5-3101 ANDERSON, VERONICA 3440 Nicollet Avenue South To 3-3566 ARNOLD JOHN 3832 Steveni Avenue South To 4-9416 ARRINGTON. RUBEN 3448 3rd Avenue South To 7-2302 AULIE, DELORIS 3541 Blaiidell Avenue South To 5-0465 AUSTAD. JUDITH 3344 Columbui Avenue South To 5-4991 AUSTAD. RICHARD 3425 15th Avenue South Po 2-6919 BABCOCK, BONNIE 3613 Portland Avenue South To 2-6813 BANEY, ERNESTINE 2311 Bryant BECKER. KLAUS 613 Weil 38th Street To 4-9703 BECKEY, RONALD Fe 8-1586 BEIHOFFER, DENNIS 3410 Elliot Avenue South To 2-7390 BEIREIS, EILEEN 3536 Elliot Avenue South To 2-2349 BEN0ISKE, ROBERT 5340 Chowen Avenue South Wo 2-9301 BENNETTS, DOROTHY 3215 Pilltbury Avenue South To 7-2274 BENSON, LARRY 3101 Pillibury Avenue South To 5-0769 BERG. JOYCE 3620 13th Avenue South Po 9-3712 BERGER. JOYCE 3046 Blaiidoll Avenue South To 5-8197 BERGSTROM, ANN 3100 Chicogo Avenue South To 5-2510 BERGUM, GARY 4100 Oakland Avenue South To 2-9764 BERZKAINS. DAGNIJA 3720 1 1 Avenue South To 3-2205 BLOMBERG. BOYD 744 Ea� l 24th Street Fe 6-4225 BLUM, VIRGINIA 3725 Portland Avenue South Ta 5-5738 BODOCZY, GABRIEL 2840 Pork Avenue South To 2-7727 BOOTH. CURTIS 711 We t 39th Street To 2-8135 BOUCHARD, SANDRA 3020 Chicago Avenue South To 3-7467 BOUCHER, LAURA 2942 lyndale Avenue South Ta 5-5725 BRAA, WALLACE 3546 14th Avenue South Pa 4-2184 BRAINARD, JUDITH 3730 Steven Avenue South To 4-4201 BRASUHN. ROBERT 3800 Harriet Avenue South To 5-1867 BRENNER, MARY 3912 Elliot Avenue South To 2-9092 BRINK, MARY 3709 Chicago South To 5-3121 BRISTOL, JAMES Box 381 A R.R. 1. Woyxata BRUSH, CLARE 3435 lit Avenue South To 3-3945 BUHRMAN, SALLY 4332 Oakland Avenue South To 4-6468 BURNETT, NELDA 3629 4th Avenue South To 3-9062 BUSKIRK, JOHN 3645 Colfax Avenue South To 2-3645 CALHOUN, RICHARD 4110 3rd Avenue South Ta 3-5104 CALLERY, DENNIS 3111 10th Avenue South Pa 4-4866 CALLOW, GERALDINE 4005 Chicago Avenue South To 5-4053 CAMPION. MICHAEL 222 Clifton Avenue South Fe 6-6155 CARLSON. KAREN 3305 Irving South To 2-9008 CARLSON. WILFRED (Bill) 3221 Elliot Avenue South Ta 3-1442 CARLTON. JANE 1506 4th Street North Ta 1-4824 CARTER. JANET 3821 4lh Avenue South Ta 5-5107 CASPERSON. CAROL 5050 Dupont Avenue South To 7-3386 CATTON. JOANN 2922 3rd Avenue South To 2-9359 CHAMBERS. GLORIA 3329 Nicollet Avenue South To 5-5873 CHATHAM, ROBERT 3718 Steven Avenue South To 7-1944 CHEIGREN. JANE 4243 Steven Avenue South To 3-1852 CHMEl, GARI 3128 Pleaionl Avenue South To 3-2444 CHRISTENSEN. EBBE 3116 11th Avenue South Po 4-4651 ClAIRMONT. MARLYS 2737 Columbut Avenue South Ta 4-6217 CLARK. CARMEN 3532 5th Avenue South To 5-4717 CLAUSEN, CONSTANCE 3557 Blaiidell Avenue South To 5-5450 CLAUSEN, SALLY 3322 15th Avenue South Po 1-2083 CLINE. CHARLES 4141 12th Avenue South Ta 4-7919 COLLOTON, GLORIA 3908 10lh Avenue South Ta 5-3027 CONKLIN. LYNN 5032 Xerxe Avenue South Wo 2-8910 COSSE, ALICE 3110 5th Avenue South Ta 4-2442 COSSETTE, GEORGE 1418 Pork Avenue South Fe 2-1802 COULTER, JUDITH 3124 5th Avenue South To 5-7955 CRAVEN. MARJORIE 4626 PilUbury Avenue South To 4-7972 CRAVEN. MARY 4626 Pilltbury Avenue South To 4-7972 CRONQUIST. FRANCES 1606 4lh Avenue South Fe 3-6039 DAHL, SANDRA 3910 lyndale Avenue South Ta 5-4632 DAHLMAN, CAROLYN 4101 Elliot Avenue South To 5-1735 DANIELSON, KAREN 1916 3rd Avenue South Fe 6-8732 DANIELSON, ZELDA 712 Ea t 18 th Street Fe 3-0031 DANYLYSZYN, STEFAN 3436 Steven Avenue South To 3-0474 DAVIS, GLORIA 3027 Grand Avenue South To 2-6825 DAVIS. PATRICIA 3115 Columbui Avenue South Ta 4-9994 DECKER, SHARON 3308 Elliot Avenue South To 4-2269 96 . . . SENIOR DIRECTORY DEME, VAIRA 3617 Pillsbury Avenue South To 2-5041 DESCHAINE, JUDY 106 West 29th Street To 5-5433 DOIS. DENNIS 4105 Oakland Avenue South To 3-8370 DONLEY, ROGER 3248 3rd Avenue South To 4-7014 DORR, RICHARD 5556 Bryant Avenue South To 2-6303 DORSCHNER, MICHELE 3431 Oakland Avenue South To 4-3938 DOYLE. JOHN 3831 3rd Avenue South To 5-1281 EDWARDS, JANET 4149 Grand Avenue South To 4-8862 ELLIS, JOY 4548 Oakland Avenue South To 5-5095 EMBERLEY, LEE 625 Eait 36th Street To 5-1240 EMERSON, ROBERT 4221 1 1th Avenue South To 3-2263 ERICKSON, JAMES 3624 lit Avenue South To 5-5088 ERICKSON, THOMAS 3715 Colfax Avenue South To 5-5022 FANBERG, ARLIS 3033 5th Avenue South To 3-7739 FETZER, ANNE 4234 Pleasant Avenue South To 5-6503 FINSTROM. NANCY 3504 3rd Avenue South To 2-7410 FISCHER, BARBARA 3114 Columbus Avenue South To 5-9275 FLINT, CAROLYN 3323 15th Avenue South Pa 9-2888 FORD, JOHN 3544 Clinton Avenue South To 3-2462 FOWLER, DAVID 423 East 25th Street Fe 2-4801 FRANKLAND, MARJORIE 2601 3rd Avenue South Fe 3-6910 GERGER, WAYNE 3208 Grand Avenue South To 5-5227 GIANOULIS, GEORGE 3109 Elliot Avenue South To 5-0508 GIESE, LINDA 3651 Garfield Avenue South To 3-6573 GIVING. GARY 4304 3rd Avenue South To 4-7079 GJEVRE, HELEN 4224 Columbus Avenue South To 2-9122 GLASS, KAY 3016 Clinton Avenue South To 5-0004 GLEASON, PATRICIA 3708 Pillsbury Avenue South To 2-3216 GLEASON. ROSEMARY 3708 Pillsbury Avenue South To 2-3216 GRAUDS, SIGURD 3608 4 3th Avenue South Po 4-2506 GRUBER, MALCOLM 1915 1st Avenue South Fe 2-7998 GUllICK, JANICE 2828 Oakland Avenue South To 3-2590 HAALAND, BEVERLY 3454 Nicollet Avenue South To 3-3986 HAFT, NANCY 3712 Columbus Avenue South To 4-4298 HAGEN. LOIS 3609 28th Avenue South Pa 2-8186 HANNEMAN, ROBERT 3615 lyndole Avenue South To 5-8361 HANSEN. DAVID 3030 13th Avenue South Pa 4-5705 HANSEN. JAMES 3638 Stevens Avenue South To 3-8329 HANSON, JANICE 3201 Columbus Avenue South To 4-0246 HANSON, SHIRLEY 3536 1-3th Avenue South Po 4-1041 HARLOFF. JUDY 4141 Chicago Avenue South To 3-3285 HARNEY. SHARON 3449 Grand Avenue South To 3-3886 HARRIS, RUTH 18 West 37th Street To 2-5612 HELLMANN, HEIKE 3840 Nicollet Avenue South To 2-1217 HERRON, LORRAINE 3129 Clinton Avenue South To 4-6538 HIGDON. JUDITH 3616 11th Avenue South Po 4-3163 Hill. JOSEPH 3615 4th Avenue South To 3-6700 HUDSON, SHARON 4056 13th Avenue South To 5-5111 HUGLEN, MARY 3031 Pillsbury Avenue South HURLEY. JERRY 3233 Park Avenue South To 5-7802 IELEJA, BENITA 3636 2nd Avenue South To 5-0855 IVERSON. GERALD 2824 Pillsbury Avenue South To 4-5151 JACKSON. HAROLD 2809 5th Avenue South To 2-2407 JACOBSEN, DAVID 3820 13th Ave. South To 3-8816 JACOBSON, JOSEPH 3414 Garfield South To 2-1612 JENKINS. MILANE 3247 lyndole Avenue South To 3-2013 JENNIE. ELLSWORTH 116 South 12th Street JOHNSON, JANICE 4308 28th Avenue South Po 4-5188 JOHNSON. JUDY 5935 Girard Avenue South To 2-3717 JOHNSON, KENDALL 2549 Bloisdell Avenue South To 2-7311 JOHNSON. LOLA 3500 Dupont Avenue South To 4-3324 JOHNSON, ROGER K. 3711 14th Avenue South To 5-5726 JOHNSON, ROGER W. 3628 24th Avenue South Po 4-4178 JOHNSON. SUSAN 3115 4th Avenue South To 3-3911 JOHNSON, WAITER 3745 12th Avenue South To 2-7846 JOHNSON, WILLIAM F. 3731 Harriet Avenue South To 4-9743 JORDAHL, GEORGINA 3224 5th Avenue South To 2-1045 KARKKANEN, RENEE 3152 Chicogo Avenue South To 5-7950 KARLSON. JUDY 3639 Garfield Avenue South To 5-3329 KASBERG. LEE 3918 Grand Avenue South To 2-0258 KELLY, BRADLEY 3917 Gorfield Avenue South To 2-9223 KELLY, TONI 3037 Clinton Avenue South To 2-2421 KEMP, EDWARD 2307 Clinton Avenue South Fe 3-2990 KERR, KATHLEEN 3906 Pillsbury Avenue South To 5-9213 KIRBY, THOMAS 3748 Gorfield Avenue South To 4-2488 KOBERSTEEN, KENT 3639 1st Avenue South To 2-1869 KONIETZKE, JUDITH 2634 Bloisdell Avenue South To 2-4713 KONKLER, GARY 2935 Stevens Avenue South To 2-1517 KOTSONAS, JUDY 3924 10th Avenue South To 5-5259 KRAUSE. DIANE 4001 Ooklond Avenue South To 2-1648 97 SENIOR DIRECTORY . . . KREBS. JoANN 3117 Portlond Avenue South Toylor 3 0428 KRUG. JUDY 1820 Stevent Avenue South Fadarol 6-7027 KRZYSKA. KAREN 226 Wast 34th Streat Toylor 2-7550 KURSCHEN. MONIKA 2709 Pork Avenua South LARSON. DARLEEN 3219 Pilltbury Avanua South Toylor 5-6313 LASIEY, LYLE 3954 3rd Avanua South Toylor 4-1085 LAURIE, DONALD 1810 Hilliboro Avanua, St. Louis Pork Lincoln 5-2931 LAWRENCE, JUANITA 3853 Oakland Avanua South Toylor 2-1722 LAWRENCE. ROSEMARIE 3836 2nd Avanua South Toylor 5-6907 LEDIN, ROGER 3916 lyndola Avanua South Taylor 4-6732 LEWNO, DIANNE 3025 16th Avenue South Po 9-7549 IIISTE, SIRKKA (Ell .) 3929 lyndale Avenua South To 3-8318 LINDBACK, ALDONA 3350 5lh Avenua South To 5-6677 LINDBLOM, JUDITH 3045 Nicollat Avanua South To 5-3944 LINDQUIST, JAMES 3500 Gorfiald Avanua South To 3-3365 LOKEN. SANDRA 2638 4th Avenue South Fe 6-1413 LONE, SANDRA 3438 1 1th Avenue South Po 9-2016 LOPEZ, CARLOS 4114 Pilltbury Avenua South To 5-8660 LOPEZ, JOSE 4114 Pilltbury Avenue South To 5-8660 LOVE, ROGER 202 Eoit 26th Street Fe 8-1213 LUCEY, PATRICIA 314 East 15th Avenue South Fa 3-6059 LUND. ANNETTE 3809 Pilltbury Avenua South To 5-8235 LUND, JEANETTE 3804 Pilltbury Avenua South To 5-8235 LUNDEEN, CYNTHIA. 4201 Elliot Avenue South To 4-5835 McBEATH, GERALD 3139 Pleoiont Avanua South To 5-2616 McCURDY. OLIVER 1901 5th Avenua South Fe 6-2803 McGOURTY. KARIN 203 Eoit lake Street To 5-0230 MARIN, MIKE 1811 lit Avenue South Fe 8-6061 MARKUS, DUANE 3045 Oakland Avenue South To 3-0312 MASON, CAROL 3924 5th Avenue South To 3-3881 MASON, SANDRA 3045 2nd Avenue South To 5-1334 MATCHATIS. JOYCE 603 Eatl 14th Street Fe 6-9540 MATZKE. WILFRIED 3115 lit Avenue South To 3-4922 MELLEMA, JUNIOR 3149 Lyndola Avenue South To 2-6736 MELNYTSCHENKO. LUDMILLA 2637 Portlond Avenua South Fe 8-0217 MENDENHALL, DALE 3241 2nd Avenue South To 3-8173 MICHEAU. BEVERLY 3433 4th Avenue South To 5-1021 MICHEAU. CLAUDIA 4258 2nd Avenue South To 2-6290 MICHEAU, PHILIP 3433 4lh Avanua South To 5-1021 MIKLASEVIOS, GEORGE 2111 Eott 33nd Streat Po 4-3104 MILLER. MERIDITH 3410 Snelling Po 4-2998 MILLER. SHARRON 3611 Bryont Avanua South To 5-0788 MOE. NANCY 2713 2nd Avanua South To 5-0481 MOORE. LOUIS 4320 3rd Avenua South To 3-5744 MOXHAM, DAWN 3922 Grand Avenue South To 3-5026 MOYA, PATRICIA 4052 Elliot Avenua South To 4-4254 MOYNAGH, BRUCE 3908 Harriet Avenue South To 3-1600 MYRING, KAREN 3633 Aldrich Avenue South To 4-8756 NADORT. ROBERT 2030 Clinton Avenue South Fe 6-4285 NARVESON. GARY 2701 Clinton Avenue South To 3-2969 NASLUND. ROBERT 1906 3rd Avenue South Fe 3-8465 NEILSON. GARY 2117 5th Avenua South Fa 8-3551 NEISINGER, JUDY 3849 Columbut Avenue South To 5-4555 NELSON, JAMES 1815 lit Avenue South Fa 2-0011 NELSON, LORNA 3728 5th Avenue South To 5-3046 NELSON, MAURICE 2120 17th Avenue South To 2-0524 NERMOE, ARTHUR 3315 Elliot Avenua South To 5-1566 NEVUS, PAULA 3119 Clinton Avanua South To 5-7364 NICHOLSON, DARREL 2945 Grand Avenue South To 3-2348 NORDAll, GLADYS 2638 Stevent Avenue South To 7-1569 NURMI, EARL 62 North 12th Streat Fa 5-4497 NYBERG, NANCY 3305 Stevens Avenue South To 2-7880 ODEGARD. ROBERT 3119 lyndola Avenue South To 4-1073 OFFICER. BARBARA 351 23rd Avanua South To 3-3186 OlINGER, ELAINE 127 Wait 36th Street To 3-8302 OLSON, NANCY 2816 Chicago Avenue South To 5-2530 OLSON, SALLY M. 3933 5th Avenue South To 3-5740 OLSEN. SHARON K. 2608 15th Avenua South Po 1-5447 OMAN, ANNE 4 240 11th Avenue South To 2-1633 OVERLAND. ROGER 4429 Lyndola Avanua South To 2-6468 PACKARD, CORAL 2822 Bloitdell Avenua South To 4-6382 PAETOW. CAROL 2806 lit Avenue South To 3-5957 PAKALNS, ARIJS 1412 Pork Avanua South Fa 5-8509 PANK, MAIA 722 Eotl 26th Streat Fa 6-1131 PARKS. MARIANNE 3136 Pleoiont Avenua South None PAYETTE. JUDITH 4125 Clinton Avanua To 5-5755 PAYNE, JoANN 3436 Pork Avenue South To 2-6542 PEDERSEN. ARLA 3525 Columbut Avenua South To 2-5834 PETERSON, ALICE 1707 Pork Avenue South Fa 6-3577 PETERSON, CHARLES 4108 Pork Avenua South To 3-3842 PETERSON, JUDY 3419 Horriet Avanua South To 4-3500 PETERSON, LEON 2419 Columbut Avenue South Fa 5-7428 98 SENIOR DIRECTORY PETERSON. MARIE 1905 1 1 Avenuo South Fe 6-2128 PETERSON, PAUL 3505 Oakland Avenuo South To 5-2203 PETERSON. ULLA 4314 5lh Avenue South To 3-4756 PETTERSON. luWAYNE 3125 Pleaiant Avenue South To 38124 PFIEPSEN, DELORES 102 Eait 19th Street Fe 80422 POMEROY, LYNDA 3637 Nicollet Avenue South To 2-2791 PRAY. PATRICIA 3524 Chicago Avenue South To 4-5196 PRILAPS, AUSTRA 3953 11th Avenue South To 2-8451 QUAIL, LINDA 3201 Clinton Avenue South To 2-8873 QUITTEM, JEANNE 226 WeH 34th Street To 2-7550 RAY, SANDRA 4024 14th Avenue South To 2-7566 REASBY, OLETHA 3742 lit Avenue South To 5-5012 REFFERT, CHARLOTTE 3409 4th Avenue South To 5-2732 REITAN, CAROLYN 3621 Blaitdell Avenue South To 2-5916 REITAN. MARGARET 3930 Steven Avenue South To 3-4116 RICE, BONNIE 3740 2nd Avenue South To 4-7038 RIDGLEY, CHARLES 2621 Pleo� ant Avenue South To 3-8401 RING, GORDON 3439 Pleaiant Avenue South To 3-1074 RINNE, MICHAEL 2905 2nd Avenue South To 5-0824 RIPKA, AGNES 3536 lyndale Avenue South To 4-7521 RITTMANN, ZANDRA 3236 Columbu Avenue South To 7-2089 ROVICK. ROSE MARIE 3608 l� t Avenue South To 4-5960 ROZENBERG, DEBRA I. 3853 l� t Avenue South To 5-3862 SANBORN. DAVE 620 Eatt 16th Street Fe 6-0671 SANFORD. JOHN 3225 Clinton Avenue South To 5-9247 SCHAFER. PATRICIA 4102 2nd Avenue South 'o 4-4067 SCHLEICH, ELIZABETH 3521 Columbu Avenue South To 2-531! SCHLOER. KENNETH 3333 Steven Avenue South To 5-7425 SCHMIDT, LOIS 4105 13th Avenue South To 5-1302 SCHMITZ. TOM 3940 Pleatant Avenue South To 2-6401 SCHOFIELD, SANDRA 3540 5th Avenue South To 3-2451 SCRIBNER. DAVID 4044 Grand Avenue South To 4-1966 SESSIONS. RICHELLE 4041 5th Avenue South To 3-5303 SIMMONS, ARTHUR 2933 1 t Avenue South To 4-9697 SIMONSON, ROBERT 514 Weil 32nd Street To 5-0067 SIRNIO, ELIZABETH 22 Eotl 15th Street None SKOTTEGAARD. JoANN 3621 14th Avenue South Pa 2-1752 SLYNGSTAD. KAY 2812 l t Avenue South To 5-8369 SMITH, ARLENE 115 Ea� t 34th Street To 2-2933 SMITH. CAROLYN 3915 Clinton Avenue South Ta 4-6631 SMITH, JOAN 1811 2nd Avenue South Fe 2-7787 SMITH. LEONARD 10 Eo l 17th Street None SMITH. SANDRA 4027 Blaiidell Avenue South To 2-3809 SOLI, EDWARD 3640 5th Avenue South To 4-4877 SPILMAN, JOHN 3748 3rd Avenue South To 3-4132 SPOONHEIM, FRANCES 121 South 11th Street Fe 3-2673 SPRAGG, MARY 1914 Portland Avenue South Fe 5-5455 STAI, SANDRA 3933 12th Avenue South To 4-1672 STEINHILBER. SUSAN 3450 Elliot Avenue South To 7-1273 STEWART, DAVID 3413 Pork Avenue To 5-2796 STICKIER. PENELOPE 3848 17th Avenue South Po 4-4740 STOLCERS. INTA 2820 5th Avenue South To 4-7714 STRAND. SHARON 3821 12th Avenue South To 4-0678 STROSHANE. JANICE 3720 Elliot Avenue South To 3-5507 STUART. MARY 4921 Oliver Avenue South Wo 6-7813 SULZBACH. JAMES 2818 Ooklond Avenue South To 3-6954 TATRO, JUDITH 3109 Findley Place Ta 4-5232 TEPPER, TOM 4528 Park Avenue South Ta 3-1104 THEISEN, KEN 3235 15th Avenue South Pa 2-6518 THIEDE, MARY JO 8325 Oakland Avenue South Ta 5-9759 THOMAS, CAROL 3018 3rd Avenue South Ta 5-5128 THOMSEN, BONNIE 3033 Elliot Avenue South To 2-8826 THORSON, RAE 3032 3rd Avenue South To 2-3737 THYREN, GARY 3140 Park Avenue South To 3-0464 TOLLEFSON. RONALD 4244 Columbu Avenue South To 3-5743 TORGERSON, GARY 3032 PilUbury Avenue South To 3-3290 TOTMAN. GERALD 3616 2nd Avenue South To 2-3049 TOWEY, JAMES 3904 Pleaiant Avenue South To 2-1969 TRUDEAU. RONALD 3654 Harriet Avenue South To 3-4576 TYRER, TERRY 2620 3rd Avenue South Fe 2-6702 UMPHREY. GAIL 3855 Portland Avenue South To 2-4783 UNZE. DOUGLAS 3704 15th Avenue South To 7-3457 VANCE. DIANNE 3231 Portland Avenue South To 4-8549 VECHES, MARGARET 3914 Pillibury Avenue South To 4-3905 VENNERSTROM. DIANE 610 Eotl 15th Street Fe 2-6614 WALLACE. LEON 3816 Clinton Avenue South To 3-6487 WESTVAAG, JUDY 3933 Harriet Avenue South To 3-2804 WIDMER. KAREN 117 Weil 27th Street To 5-7170 WILLIAMS, BARBARA 3649 5th Avenue South Ta 7-1682 WILLIAMS, MORRIS 3351 Portland Avenue To 5-6500 WILLIAMS, ROBERT 4031 Wentworth Avenue South To 2-0634 WILLIE DENNIS 3825 Elliot Avenue To 2-7578 WINDSOR. CURTIS 3431 lyndale Avenue South To 3-6411 WISDORF. STEVE 4004 11th Avenue South To 7-2108 WOLFE, BARBARA 3812 15th Avenue South To 3-1494 WOLFRAM. JESSICA 3512 Chicogo Avenue South WOLKOW, KONSTANTIN 34 25 Steven Avenue South WOSTREl. DAVID 3238 15th Avenue South Po 2-9274 WULFF, DENNIS 3024 Clinton Avenue South To 2-9945 99 Not to be taken from tbe Library