Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1961 volume:

e coin v — 3 ! WJI tt il i ui illi) r A. °QoaincP CENTRAL1AN 1961 The memory of Central High School will remain in our hearts and minds for years to come. Through the teaching and counseling of our faculty, we have received knowledge, skills, standards and principles that we believe will stay with us throughout our lives. Many hours were spent in toil and study, but in contrast there were an unaccountable number of joyous, exciting, yet profitable experiences. With these things in view, we the Centennial Class of 1961, challenge those who will continue to walk these halls, to make the best of their opportunities and keep the name Central High School high and mighty for the next hundred years in the eyes of those looking on from the outside. 33Sw Dear Red and Blue we’ll sing to you Our Song of loyalty. And follow you, dear Red and Blue, With faith to victory! And when in danger of the foe, You’ll find us staunch and true. With all our might we ll fight! fight! fight! For Red and Blue. CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL, Minneapolis, Minnesota MRS. MARGUERITE OISON 9 DEDICATION ' { rtXZ r Buenos dias a todos! These are familiar words in the classroom of Mrs. Marguerite Olson, a Spanish instructor at Central. Surely, in the hearts of the many who know her, there is a deep and growing appreciation of her patience and understanding. Her wise judgments and sound advice have helped many to find themselves and their goals in life. As a proof of our love and gratitude, we the class of 1961 do dedicate this Centralian to Mrs. Marguerite Olson. MHC if- 74,97 7k bW ' mi RAYMOND C. HOVEY To some of us it was in the physics laboratory— to others just a casual acquaintance in the halls, but to everyone — students and faculty alike — the character of Mr. Raymond Hovey, physics instructor at Central denotes a friend who will linger in our thought and memories forever. We treasure the patient and careful guidance which this man has given us. We will always remember him as a quiet person, yet full of understanding and wise discernment, ready and able to help and advise whenever he may. It is because of these qualifies and many more that we the class of 1961, dedicate this Centralian to Mr. Hovey. L QaJL ) 'b 4 JAMES TREGLAWNY DONALD TURKINGTON Principol Assistant Principal . . . Greetings hom the Principals If Is with deep pleasure and pride that we are privileged to work with the Central High students in meeting the challenge of the '60's. To each student our best wishes for a successful and happy life. COUNSELORS CLARA M. ANDERSON DONALD D. BEVIS MRS. JOYCE JACKSON left lo Right • Across ANDERSON, JAMES . . Biology, Physical Education, Baseball, Sophomore Football, and Hockey ANDERSON. JOYCE . . Physical Education, Intramural Sports BIREIINE, ROSAIIE . . Art BOWMAN. EARl . . History, Football, Assistant Basketball, Assistant Track DANIELS, DOROTHY . . Home Economics ELIAS. CHARLES . . Physical Education, Football, Swimming, Sophomore Boseball GROSZ, LORINE . . German. English, National Honor Society, German Club HAASARUD, FLORENCE . . Related Subjects, Cenlralion HAWKER, MRS. DOROTHY Physical Education. Intramural Sports HAWKER, WILLIAM . . Modern Problems, Faculty Manager HEARN, CATHERINE .. Assistant librorian HOISINGTON. ROBERT . . Mathematics, Cross Country, Trock FAC HOVEY. RAYMOND . . Physics. Goll JOHNSON, EVELYN . . Chief Clerk JOHNSON, MRS. IRENE . . Credit Clerk JONES. MRS. LUCILLE . . Requisition Clerk KITTO. THOMAS . . Drafting. Audio-Visual Aids KLEIN, MRS. KATHERINE . . Nurse KOCH. HAROLD Chemistry, Stoge Crew KORISTA. FRANCES . . Biology 6 Left to Right - Across KRUEGER, EDWARD . . Hislory lOBDEll, E. LUCIUE Modern Problems IUNDHEIM. MRS. JEANNE . . Eng-lish, S.E.P., Mimes ond Mummers MACHULA, WAITER . . Occupo-lional Relolions Coordinator MAHOWAID, MRS. SHIRIEY English, Creative Writing MATTSON, MRS, DOROTHY Lunchroom Monager MCNAMER, RICHARD . . Mathematics, Wrestling, Assistant Football MONA, JUDITH . . English. News JLTY MORSE, KATHRYN . . Visiting Teacher MORTENSON. MRS. LILLIAN Attendance Clerk NESS. ARNOLD . . Band. Orches tra, Glee Club, Choir OLSON, MRS. MARGARET . . Spanish, Latin, Spanish Club, La tin Club OLSON. ROGER . . History. Assistant Footboll PALMER, MRS. JANET . . Home Economics RALPH, EDWARD . . Wood, Cabinet Shop, Hockey SANDEEN, ERNEST . . Metals SANDSTROM, MRS. JOANNE English SCHMIDT, NORMAN . . Busi SCHWICHTENBERG. DONOVAN Business SELLERS. MRS. MARIE . . Speech, Homecoming Advisor 7 left to Right - Across STEWART, MRS MARY . . English. French, French Club STOKES, EDITH .. librarian STRUKEL, JERRY . . Aula Shop, Driver's Training SUTER, FREDERICK . . Mathematics, Equipment Manager THOMPSON, CYNTHIA . . English, Triettcs THORESON, LORIS . . Mathematics, Bosketboll, Tennis WAITER, KATHRYN .. Business. Red Cross WECO, JAMES . . History � WEIS. DAYNOR . . History, Modern Problems, Hi-Y Advisor, locks and lockers WIESNER, RONALD . . History, Ski Coach, Student Council WOID, IEOIA . . Related Subjects ZANGER, HELEN .. Business, Banking � Mrs. Mattson and Staff Mr. Pellerino and Staff 8 To you Mr. Vito Pellerino, we give our most humble thanks for the beauty of Central High. It has given us much pleasure to view the beautiful flower-gardens and lawns for which you are chiefly responsible. We want to express our gratitude for the hours of toil you have given to make our grounds the most beautiful in the c:ty. Because you are graduating with us this year, we count it a privilege to give you special recognition for your service to Central. We, as seniors of Central High, are proud to have you in our graduation class. VITO PEUERINO SOPHOMORES ROOM 104, MRS. PALMER Bottom row: Underwood, Kyonder, Sev- erin, Compeau, Mrs. Palmer Row 2: Princell, Arvis, Carter, R. Woug-htel, D. Erickson Row 3: Coffey, Rucker, Kirch, Gaier, A. Mortenson Row 4: Davis, Gilbertson, Carol L. Miller, Gunderson Row 5: Westcott, Hinton, C. Gores, Weni-gor, Rutl Row 6: McLaughlin, D. Horner, Moxham, Kovensky, M. Hunter, R. Wells ROOM 206. MR. HOISTINGTON Bottom row: Hoffmann, D. Dokken, 0. Duehn, Vagle, Mr. Hoisington Row 2: B. Ricker, Robertson. D. Cody, P. Kim, D. Gates Row 3: Truesdalo, Koch, D. Nelson, J. Waughlcl Row 4: I. Bouma, Chell. Schmidt, C. Thompson, V. laguban Row 5: Engcn, S. Gooley, C. Gronborg, Rosenberg, Kothy Moore, McGrorty Row 6: Malle, 8yrd, J. Cosselte, Phil Ritchie, R. Mortenson, R. Swift, Hawes ROOM 207, MISS ANDERSON Bottom row: Miss Anderson, Bouchard, S. Roger, G. Strommcr, Roseh. P. Kennedy Row 2: Donald D. Nelson, G. Nicholas. I. Jorgenson, Enger, Moen Row 3: Mikkclson, P. Foust, Wagner, Ridgeway Row 4: Busch. King, Rhodes, Killborg, Drexler Row 5: Steiger, P. Flint, Dculchmon, Hen- nings. T. Gaedy, J. Burud ROOM 219, MISS WOLD Bottom row. J. Bogan, K. Rcitan. G. Thomas, Beverly Smith, G. Mendenhall, Miss Wold Row 2: Tollcfson, Michel. Rakow, Mar-garet Acker Row 3: Tillstrom, C. Theisen, Beverly Johnson, Sulzbach, Timm Row 4; Keske, Youngren, Phyllis Ritchie, Guernsey Row 5: R. Boyd, Foss, D. Rouner, Sinton, Kramer Row 6: J. Horner, T. Johnson, Blackwell, Burnett, Karkkanen, Frost SOPHOMORES ROOM 303, MRS. OLSON Bottom row: C. Boyd, Melgaord, Sharon D. Olson, Ruth Stcnsvoag, Joanne Ropoieh, Mrs. Olson Row 2: Cook, Inglcduc, Tisbcrgcr, Melin- da Johnson, Forsbcrg, Shavinsky Row 3: Rinne, Follesc, P. Horner, Bjorn- son. Asp, Bcckcy Row 4: Lovett, Bates, Soukup, M. Thom- as, Mattison Row 5: Jackson, Rekow, Puett, Steve John- son, Evans, Stroshane ROOM 305, MRS. MAHOWALD Bottom row: S. Bove, Pratt, B. Phillips, D. Ford, Konnard, Mrs. A ahowald Row 2: Hyatt, M. Martin, P. Peterson, Strong Row 3: Spaulding, Portor, Everson, G. Johnson, P. Johnson Row 4: Woolf, G. Thomas, Ryan, Down- ing, tibeks Row 5: D. Tollman, J. Mason, D. Wold, Bcrggrcn, Butler Row 6: Hedstrom, Northenscold, Bye, San- born, Preusse, Douglos Davidson ROOM 306, MISS LOBDELl Bottom row; Holmes, Maki, Kenneth, Peter son, B. Jackson, Burston, Mr. Keltgen, Sub stitute Row 2: Irwin, Diane Johnson, J. Edwards J. Berge Row 3: Bancroft, Backstrom, J. Doty, Sor soleil, Piirma Row 4: Kavanagh, Marsolais, Hosert Stephens Row 5; Protzner, I. Wolf, Strand, Morku son, loney Row 6: P. lundberg, Skottcgaord. Heik kilo, S. Bartholomew, K. Philipp Mackcnstodt ROOM 307, MR. KRUEGER Bottom row: J. Monson, Paterson, S. Hughes, Battle, Mr. Krueger Row 2: Jackman, Borcficld, Piehl, B. Trang Row 3: Heinonen, Torgerson, Strom, McKibbagc, G. O'Neil Row 4: Dahlquist, Y. Ondov, M. Banger- ter, T. Molumby Row 5: m. Ford. Arradondo, Snatcr, Woods, B. Mallok Row 6: Jcnnison, D. Sims, lance Anderson, S. Dcon, Doncaster, Bruce Smith SOPHOMORES ROOM 315, MR. OLSON Bottom rowt loewenthal, Simonton, Arnold, K. Olson, Howe, Mr. Olson Row 2: Wong, Shopiro, lindberg, Man- thoy, DoYoo, Armstrong Row 3: S. Thompson, J. Showalter, S. Ol- son, R. Murk, Otto, D. Smith Row 4: Hilst, Stephen Anderson, Paquette, Dombrovskit, K. Decker Row 5: E. Gutmanis, C. Moon, Winkel- man, Kenneth Anderson, Schroe-der, S. Colemon ROOM 316, MR. BOWMAN Bottom rowi G. Haversack, J. Holman, S. Sewell, D. Scott, Nielsen, Mr. Bowman Row 2: Cossette, Weiss, J. Sounders, S. Nosh, M. Monson Row 3. Tschida, R. Williams, Wiik, Gorin, Brezny Row 4. Baldez, Noldin, Christine Nelson, Priscilla Anderson, Claire Anderson Row 5s James Anderson, Deason, Lund, Hcndren, T. Trombley Row 6: L. Danielson, Nermoe, Link, Lem-mer, Windsor, T. Dots ROOM 413, MISS WAITER Botom row: Miss Walter, D. Dahl, Wilcox, M. Larson, V. Madsen, Nowman Row 2: Wilbur, K. Lundquisl, Falk, D. Hansen, V. Scott Row 3: Nerburn, B. longseth, S. Danielson, S. Moon, J. Acker, Haugh Row 4: C. Scott, Akeson, Amrhien, T. Wil- son, Sahl Row 5: Austin, Sandbo, G. Larson, H. Gatlin, J. Norquist, Richord Warren ROOM 417, MISS ZANGER Bottom row: Miss Zanger, Alstrup, Connell, Jeanne Olsen, londo Row 2. R. Rutland, C. Wells, Cracraft, Bushnell, N. Hart Row 3s W. Westlund, Barbara Anderson, Vienup, Stewort Row 4: Warren, K. Nosh. H. Muller, West, Leonard Larson Row 5. J. Hamer, J. Dahl, Donald Peterson, Sides, Dorion, Chamberlin JUNIORS SOPHOMORE-JUNIOR ROOMS 209 318 MR. KITTO, MR. KOCH Bottom row: lundcen, Mr. Witto, S. Mason Row 2: F. Gore , tohti, Brantl, L. Willia- melte Row 3: M. Brown. Kyllo. Jerry A. John- son, Dorschner, R. Miller ROOM 203, MR. HOVEY Bottom row: Culhane, Coshin, McGhan, Grigsby, V. Sewell Row 2: J. Benson, Schofield, K. Rogers, P. Bcrgstrand Row 3: S. lien, Kiploks, Ronich, Bczat, Kragness Row 4: layeux, Greiling, Flondcrs, Corrie Clausen Row 5: Groth, Redell, 0. Thompson, S. Erickson, John Hanson Row 6: Carl Rogon, Edward, Rodi. T. Miller, Gardner, Hcinzer ROOM 215, MR. THORESON Bottom row: Mr. Thorcson, I. Martin, Patricia A. Johnson, Farnsworth, Falls, M. Chelgren Row 2: Halverson, M. Allen, Judy Johnson, Christensen, Patricia Anderson Row 3: Stinson, P. Cody, Fennerl, Knud-sen, Monsagcr Row 4: Bryant Johnson, McGray, Kent Peterson, Parsons Row 5: Childress, Kathy Hansen, McKe-egan, Patricia Miller, Edbcrg Row 6: B. Murphy, Forsyth, M. Peterson, Brenny, Dinqfelder, Pamela Peterson ROOM 308, MR. MtNAMER Bottom row; Mr. McNomcr, Berg, Powell, Betty Hovnen, Forte, O. Wright Row 2: Fitch, Harrington, Marvin Hanson, Rick Anderson Row 3: Saundro Johnson, Oohlberg, Dc-Noma, Schull, Blagoue Row 4: P. Merrill, J. lien, J. Puctt, Caughey Row 5: Coss, Campbell, Mark Swanson, J. Cline, G. Michcau Row 6: Clark, Schulte, Musum, Mierek, Ellis, F. Swanson JUNIORS ROOM 309, MRS. IUNDHEIM Bottom row: Norton, Hunt, Judy Hanson, Jori lee Morroy, C. Nicholos, Mr , lundheim Row 2 Moyer, J. larson, I. Stiebinger, Wernor o oc 3: Stoupe, Rieger, Cleveland, Maddox, Sandy Jane Johnson Row 4; Steve Dahl, Barnett, W. Hovnen, Campion, Parrot Row 5: Heslness, Buelow, M. Hansen, Pesch, Marshall Row 6: Feiker, Balzer, Bryant, R. lyle, D. Kirkpatrick, G. Dols ROOM 310. MRS. STEWART Bottom row: Neiheim, Gleason, Gary, Schwab, Sandy Joy Johnson Row 2: McCurdy, B. Thomas, Fiebor, N. Swanson Row 3. B. larson, Norveson, Korlsson, I. Miller, Hocuk Row 4: B. Cline, Huff, Duehn, Ribar Row 5. I. Duncanson, Givens, Robert W. Johnson, Colo, Martin Swanson Row 6: J. Flint, lilja, Delbert Johnson, Carstie Clausen, R. Kennedy, Velde ROOM 311, MRS. SANDSTROM Bottom rowi Janice Williams, I. Thomas, Hirschey, lamb, loDuke, Mrs. Guthrie, Sub- stitute Row 2: Hunsbergcr, P. Bouma, Chatham. S. Gustafson, Andrews Row 3: D. Swonson, Schwondl, Carlson, Potient, Cizodlo Row 4: Ingenhutl, BeDeau, Selnick, Charles Olson, Carol Peterson Row 5: Stiegclmcyer, Maonum, Thayer, Gross, D. Westlin, Beosley ROOM 313, MR. WEGO Bottom row: Norum, M. Hedstrom, Abraham-son, Russ, P. Thompson, Mr. Wego Row 2: Embretson, Rollow, A. Williams, Ehrlichmann, Wesner, Bartholomew Row 3: D. Hines, Rutherford, Bernier, Shannon, Michoel Olson Row A: Boosalis, Boudreaux, Eddy, Dresel. Skinner. Wm. Anderson JUNIORS room 322. MISS THOMPSON Bottom row: Miss Thompion. Lyon, Holmon, Ruud. Rotki Row 2: Barnet, V. Hill, lombcrt, lingor Row 3: Donahue, Salone, Beard, Lang- seth, Murphy Row 4: Toole, Umphrey, lllguth, Cumbee Row 5: Bankt, Sonford, Moynagh, K. Waughtel, Oborg Row 6: W. Relten, Charles A. Olson, Hon- no, Hudson, D. Hagen, larrivee ROOM 403, MR. MACHULA Bottom row: Coughlin, Shorlot Nelson, Ree-nee lindgren, Steiner, Mr. Machula Row 2: Whitoside, Seoman, Shirley Nel- son, Breedlove Row 3: B. Heinonen, E. Bove, K. Cotten, Shorrie Peterson, Cameron Row 4: Morgan, C. Swanson, M. Wright, Otteson Row 5: Shilson, Costello, Potter, H. Smith, R. Ricker Row 6: Curtis Olson, Wenshau, Axiotis, Livingston, lorence, Rossow ROOM 406, MISS BIRELINE Bottom row: Suets, Remick, Pawluk, D. Anderson, Miss Bireline Row 2: Vinson, VanDoren, G. Moore, D. Davidson, Vaughan Row 3: Hastings, S. Delonge, Medcalf, Sumner, A. Helium Row 4: Nevils, M. Hanson, R. Ross, Fai- son, Storke Row 5: R. Larson, Elrod, Donley, B. Bar- ton, Decker, J. Lawrence ROOM 411, MISS HAASARUD Bottom row: C. Holbrook, S. Wilson, Diane Rotting, Deanne Rotting, Miss Hoasarud Row 2: Engstrom, Engol, Winslrom, Welton Row 3: A. Swanson, R. MacDonald, H. Sims, Sue Smith, Bongerter Row 4: Slrommer, Carlisle, Contidine, Buhrman Row 5i Dubois, J. McNearney, J. Hill, Huglen, C. Felt Row 6: Grove, D. lehrke, R. Palbicki, Lundmark, Spartz, W. Weller Bottom fowi Bergh, Lopez. Mi� Hooiarud, Adviiorj Brooke, Fjeielh Row 2: Halttcd, T. Bower, R. Co hin, M. Honlin, R. Hort Not Pictured: J. Rodeberg, M. iohnion We the Centralian Staff have tried hard this year to put down in writing, and through the use of pictures, an account of the activities and merr.ories of Central High School. We hope sincerely that we have succeeded, and that you will be proud of the 1961 Centralian for years to come. STAFF Marie Bergh, Maria Lopez...............Co-Editors Roberta Hart......................Assist. Editor Mary Jo Hoisted..........................Business Manager Marie Bergh...................Undergrads, Seniors Tom Bower................................Faculty, Organizations Patty Brooke............Undergrads, Girls Sports Bob Cashin..............................Athletics Photographer Sharron Fjeseth......Undergrads, Organizations Mary Jo Hoisted..........................Seniors, Organizations Mike Hanlin.............................Athletics Photographer Roberta Hart .... Foculty, Organizations, Seniors Mark Johnson........................... Athletics Maria Lopez.....................Features, Seniors Jerilyn Rodeberg.........................Seniors, Organizations Florence Haasarud.........................Faculty Advisor 20 Bottom row. Caldwell, Thompson, J. Smith, Sue Johnson. Torwick. Miss Mona. Advisor Row 2i lepesko, Kirkpatrick, Iverson, Benedict, Boyle. Tingerthol Row 3: Hines, Jensen, Hieb. Muller, Gillquisl Row 4i Honefeld, Peabody, I. Hanson, Mickelburg, Horner, R. Costin The publishing of the Central High News biweekly is the desire and purpose of our news staff. A factor unknown to the student body is the hours of toil spent in overtime working to meet the deadline. The news programs held at the beginning of each semester help to promote the sales of our paper. STAFF Sue Johnson, Betty Thompson............Co-Editors Carol Iverson....................Assistant Editor Mike Benedict.......................Sports Writer Dick Boyle.............................Cartoonist Jackie Caldwell......................... Spying Bob Cashin...........................Photographer Jim Gilquist...................... Sports Writer Lynn Honefeld........................Girls Sports LeRoy Hanson........................Sports Writer Donalene Hieb . . . Assistant Circulation Manager Ingrid Hofstedters . . . Assistant Business Manager Mike Horner.......................Sports Editor Carol Iverson.............. Wise and Otherwise Sharron Jensen...............Advertising Manager Sue Tingerthol ......................... Spying Karen Peabody.............. Wise and Otherwise 21 w ci STUDENT COUNCIL Bottom rowi Mr. Wiosner. ADVISOR; Dick Craven, PRESIDENT ; K. Smith, VICE PRESIDENT; M. Holtted, SECRETARY; Sue Johnson. TREASURER; Roz«nb«rg, SERGEANT AT ARMS Row 2: Moltzen, Thompson, Andrews, Shirley Dahl, Tingerthal, Dionne Rossing Row 3: S. Hughes, Oberg, Sandy Jone Johnson, McGray, Riimann, Mansager Row 4: M. Johnson, P. Horner, I. Gutmanis, Buhrman, S. Donielson, S. Moon Row 5■ M. Peterson, A. Givens, T. Johnson, D. Berge, Bob Craven, James Anderson Row 6: R. lyle, W. Wolf, Temple, Porietis, Skottegoord, Vicino, C. Rogan STUDENT COUNCIt OFFICERS Remember the Homecoming Dance . . . the gold streamers and the dreamy music? Remember the excitement when our Homecoming buttons came? Remember our lunchroom and our halls, both filled with voices, music, laughter, and memories? For these memories and many more we owe our thanks to the 1960-61 Student Council. SPANISH CLUB Bottom rowi Hoven, B. Miort, Tingerthot, Dorkow, Chelgreo, Mrt. Olton, Advisor Row 2i Gorney, McVey, Hughes, Keotor, M. lor ton, Robertson, Norton Row 3: 0. Swanson, Rodeberg, C. lundquist, Vinson, S. Nosh. Russ, Sue Johnson, Thompson Row 41 R. Reiton, Corrie Clousen, Paige. Wells, J. Hines, Shopiro. Karlsson, Rodriguez, Oberg Row 5i W, Rixmann, Brady, Dona Danielson, Parsons, J. Lien, C- Gores, Gloria Johnson, T. Mason Row 6: Barry, Buelow, Herndon, Pesch, Coss, Brute Smith, Frost, Menshcho, Carmen Anderson Row 7: Harper, Boudreoux, Elrod, Oswald, Rasmussen, Temple, Cox, Eddy, P. Flint. Christopherson The Spanish Club is one of the more active clubs at Central. It contributes to school activities, national and international projects, as well as raising money to pay part of the expenses for the biennial trip to Mexico. Under the able supervision of Mrs. Olson, the Spanish Club sponsored the first dance of the year, the Christmas dance, a hay ride, and the Spanish Club Senior Banquet. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Bottom row: Kennard, Scanlon, Cattie, Clouien, SECRETARY; Vicino, Jonet, PRESIDENT; Joo� , VICE PRESIDENT; McGroy, TREASURER; S. Wilton Row 2: Diane Rotting, Marilyn Holm, J. Trong, LoCour, Culhone, Medcalf, Sandy Joy Johnton, lundeen, Deonne Rotting Row 3: Rouner, Heditrom, Wardlow, J. Olten, M. Rixmann, Moltzen, C. Woolery, E. Woolery Row 4: McClain, Cortet, Alexander. Kothy Moore, Theiten, Toole, Scholler, G. Swonton, Hamilton Row 5: lee, McKeegan, P. Horner, I. Rutted, Butch, Dahlberg, Embretion, Hiob Row 6: Skujint, Deoton, Barnett, Clark, Tillman, B. larton, Holtted, Lopez, Schiltz Row 7: Harnett, E. Jockton, J. Flint, Peabody, Bartholomew, E. Anderton, Matula, K. Davidton, B. Peterton, S, Phillipt 23 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY mmui HMOR SOCIETY V f . I OFFICERS I believe in character as the foundation of life, and in scholarship as a means to achievement; in leadership as an aid to progress; in service as the object and end I of living.” , There are four qualifications for membership in the National Honor Society — good character, scholarship, leadership, and service. The members try to provide scholastic leadership and service to Central. The year has been very busy with the selling of candy to defray the expenses of a trip to Chicago. Two dances were held which were the Turkey Whirl and the Madcap Capers. The annual party for honor sophomores was given in March. To climax the year, the Honor Society held the formal induction and reception for parents and friends. Bottom rowi Miss Grosz, Advisor; Mensheno, Johansen, TREASURER; Christopherson, VICE PRESIDENT; Berge, PRESIDENT; Brooke, SECRETARY; Joos. Iverson. Row 2: Chelgren, Gaedy, B. Stensvaag, J. Trang. Sue Johnson. Vinson. May. Heinonen, D. Craven. Row 3: Groth, Pertler, Rodko, Rodeberg, Mark Peterson. K. Woughtel, Flint, V. Tollman. DeloHunl, Embretson. Row 4t Buhrman. Pfleiger. Morrill, Co ! Moanum. Oswald, Wohlforth, Stokers, Karen Anderson. 24 GERMAN CLUB GERMAN CIU6 OFFICERS Der Deutsche Verein Memories of the year’s activities of the German Club will always bring to mind — the selling projects during the Christmos season — Carlsbad Oblaten, perfume nips, holly, and mistletoe — all for the purpose of raising funds for the support of the American Field Service program. Since the four candidates from our school are all German students, there was naturally an interest in raising money for their benefit. Attention was also centered on the singing of German songs and folk dancing, with the polka as the favorite. Meetings were highlighted by pictures of foreign lands and travel talks to broaden our knowledge of the folk ways and customs of other people. The traditional spring picnic “bei dem schonen Zeder See” (Cedar Lake) emphasized German foods and proved again the Gemutlichkeit” so typical of the group. Bottom row: Hoffmon, M. Peterson, TREASURER; Korcn Andenon, lgc� , PRESIDENT; Greiling, SECRETARY, D. Berge, VICE PRESIDENT, Mitt Grow, ADVISOR. Row 2: N. Cashin, Beverly Johnton, Ruth Stensvaag, J. Berg , Rebecca Stentvoog, Steiner, Rakow, Ken Peterton, Rannertberger. Row 3; Salone. Priscilla Anderson, Schmidt, Stoupe, William Otto, E. Gutmanis, S. Moon, Piirma, lietz, Iverton. Row 4: Tolxman, Hostings, K. Hansen, Buhrmon, Ehrlichmann, Rieger, K. Waughtel, Kiploks, Hoinonen. Row 5: Dow, Blomberg, Dick Craven, Protzner, Wohlforth. Skujint, Dona Danielson, S. Muller, Ingenhutt, Forsyth. Row 6. K. Davidson, Johan-sen, Stolcers, Skottegoard, Corstie Clausen, lundmark, J. Miller, Kennedy, link, Pfleiger, Dingfelder. 25 Bottom rom: Ronnertbcrger, Battle, Wood, lowenthol, Bergh, PRESIDENT, Mrs. Slew art, ADVISOR Row 2i Brooke, Andrews, S. Moson, Bouchard, Timm. Harris, Forte Row 3i Noble, R. Hart, SECRETARY-TREASURER; McQueen, Wagner, Mortenson, Bergstrand Row 4 Blagoue, Claire Anderson, Son-dy Joyce Johnson, E. Thomas, Rodriguez, Hyatt, Wisdorf Row St Sondquist. Pertler, Micheou, Combs, I. Hughes, K. Smith Row 6t Rollow, O'Connor, Sahl, Moo-num, VICE-PRESIDENT, Windsor, McClung, Rutt FRENCH CLUB LATIN CLUB Bonjour, Mon amie .. . Would you like to buy a corsage? These are familiar words in the halls during the Christmas Season. Every year, the French Club sells corsages to raise money for their club activities. The three year old club, under the supervision of Mrs. Mary Stewart, has had a very successful year and is looking forward to next year. Hail Caesar! The Latin Club, a newly organized club of two years, is fast becoming an active club at Central. This year the highlight of the Latin Club was their Winter Sports Party held at Lake Nokomis on the Eve of Thanksgiving. The Latin Club is becoming an important club at Central. Bottom rowi S. Wilson, Falls. Banners-berger, Mrs. Olson, Advisor Row 2: S. Buhrmon, PRESIDENT, Hast- ings, Toole, Rieger, Heinonen, HISTORIAN, D. Davidson Row 3: Ingenhutt, Vicino, Elrod, Bill Murphy, D. Hines, R. Miller 26 Bottom row: Mark Johmon, VICE-PRESIDENT; Undquist, TREASURER; Rodeborg, SECRETARY, loo. PRESIDENT, Mrs. lund-hcim, Advisor Row 2: Vicino, S. Johnson, S. Wilson, Wollon, Battlo Row 3: Wells, Karlsson, Hughes, Mar- jorie lorson Row 4: Hough, Merrill. Bcrgh, Hines, Paige Row 5: lopci, MacKonzie, Adorns, Buhrmon, B. larson, M. Mich-eau MIMES AND MUMMERS One of the most active clubs at Central is our drama club, Mimes and Mummers. It is composed of thirty students from all three classes. The club put on two plays this year for the enjoyment of the whole student body. According to tradition, Mimes put on a play for the Christmas program. The name of the play was “King of Nomania.' SPEECH ACTIVITIES The speech activities group, under Miss Thompson, is connected with the National Forensic league. They participate in all oral contests except debate. Included in their activities this year was a play given for our Thanksgiving program. BOTTOM ROWi 0. Dahl. S. Wilton, Di-ane Rotting, Deanne Rotting, Greiling, SECRETARY; Shoron Peterson, PRESIDENT; Dovidton. TREASURER; Mitt Waller, ADVISOR. ROW 2: Ruud, B. Smith, Ttuchimochi, Mi art, D. Akmentins, Hinsch-ey, M. lorson. ROW 3: S. Olton, M. Martin, P. Thompton, P. Kim, 1. Martin, C. Murry, R, Davit, Carter. ROW 4. Acker, I. Hughet, Salone, Hedttrom, Welton, Ruth Stentvaag, Vicnup, Barb Anderton, Youngren. ROW 5: Faison, C. lundquitl, G. MocKenzie, Jenten, C. Anderton, Nancy Wcllt, Molumby, D. Adorns, C. Pelerton. ROW 6: Scott, M. Micheau, Combt, Hough, Falk, S. Gooley, Brothers, Dona Danielton, Schwandt. ROW 71 Ketke, Protzner, D. Hiltf, J. Akmentins, K. Dovidton, S. Dean, J. Groth, Brody, McClung, Aketon. RED CROSS BANKING Red Cross, under the guidance of Miss Walter and Sharon Peterson, has been a very active group at Central. This group is made up of students who are interested in working in a service organization. The Red Cross sponsors dances, and uses the proceeds for children overseas, and they prepared an all-school assembly to put across our annual drive for funds. These funds are given to Red Cross activities locally and internationally. Through this worthwhile organization. Central has been able to help children and other people all over the world. Under the able supervision of Miss Zanger, the banking representatives from each homeroom help to promote the practice of saving. These cashiers, with the assistance of their teachers, take care of the banking for their advisories. They volunteer their services to help us save for the future. BOTTOM ROW. Miss Zonger, ADVISOR; Holm, B. Jackson, E. Woolcry, Kennard. ROW 2: M. Allen, K. Rogers, D. Gates, Miars, D. Akmentins. ROW 3: Schwob, P. Anderson, Sandy Joyce Johnson, Sondy Jane Johnson, Wong, Vienup. ROW 4. Buhrmon, Barb Anderson, Woughtel. Hough, Dohlquist, Delaney, R. Dovis. ROW 5: West, T. Mason, Kramer. Schwandt, Cameron, Lopez. ROW 6: Mo-tulo, B. Larson, B. Davidson, Nordgren, Sides, Deutchmon, Radke. 28 Botfom row.- lohit, R. Miller, Dehne, Fennell Row 2: Vee, Mr. Koch, Advisor; Blomberg STAGE CREW These boys, under the direction of Mr, Koch, ploy a very important part in all of our auditoriums. They always seem to get into the act of each program by running on and off the stage with pianos, microphones, and what not, but without their cooperation we would not have had the smooth running programs that we were able to have throughout the year. Botfom row: Mr. Kilto, ADVISOR; M. Brown. Williomette. lundeen, $. Mason, K. Reilon Row 2: Washington, CO-CAPT.j T. Moton, CO-CAPT.j Kyi- lo, Selnick, Brantl Row 3: Stone, Kuccro, Kurimay, Gerald Johnson, W. Doty, Tillman PROJECTION CREW Oftentimes teachers do not have the mechanical ability to operate the movie projectors, so this calls for some of our more gifted students to shine above the teachers. This crew of Centralites, headed by Mr. Kitto, is called upon for this important service. MONITORS These dedicated people, under Mr. Weisner, are devoted to the task of keeping the student body of Central in line. While petroling various spots in our halls and lunchroom throughout the day, they are called upon to put down small uprisings staged by the students. Bottom row: Mr. Wiesner, ADVISOR; Shirley Dohl, Tingerlhol, K. Gaedy, B. Forte Row 2: Jen ten, Snell, Scholler, G. Swanson, Gorney Row 3: Barnett, K. Woughlel, D. Danielson, Brothers, C. Anderson, Hoag, Richard Croven Row 4: Scanlon, tester, J, lindgren, Pederson, Robert Craven, Barry Row 5: Kurth, Porietis, Jones, Sutton, Kepp, Ed Anderson, Phelps 29 CLERICAL AND OFFICE AIDS These student volunters gain practical experience by working as aids in the school offices and in the duplicating room. They give up their free time to ditto many of the tests and information sheet we so easily take for granted. We may thank Mr. Schmidt and his crew of good workers for these worthwhile services. BOTTOM ROW: c. Woolory. S. Gates, D. Dahl. Fjeseth, K. Gaedy, Mr. Schmidt. ADVISOR ROW h Maltxen. R. Dovls. J. Trong. Kiltridge, Gorney, C. Murray. ROW 3s M. Rixmonn, Rodeborg. Oahlberg. D. Swonton. McVey. ROW 4: Wiese. H. Foust, Leyden, Manske. Poige, K. Smith. ROW 5: Brady. McGregor, M. Micheau, Keske, B. Flategraff, Meyer, C. lundquist. LIBRARY AIDS The work done by the library aids is an important phase of our eductaion. They assist the librarians in handling the material from which we all benefit. BOTTOM ROW: Ruud, Marilyn Holm, Min Stokes. LIBRARIAN. ROW 2: Mortin Conondra, Rogan, Carol Miller, Spillane. ROW 3: Zierden, V. Gutmanis, DelaHunt, Shea. Fisher. SOPHOMORE ENRICHMENT PROGRAM These seniors offer their services and time to help orient the sophomores and start them on a richer and more successful school career at Central. They check attendance, correct and return papers, answer questions, and keep various records. This group is headed by our sophomore counselor, Mrs. Jackson. BOTTOM ROW: Brady. Joos, A. Fraction, Peabody, Lopez. ROW Mrs. Jackson, ADVISOR; Menshe-no, lee, Jacobson, Rovenberg HI-Y “To create, mointain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character, is the purpose of Hi-Y. Membership in the club requires acceptance of the Hi-Y purpose and on agreement to co-operate with other members in carrying it out. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Weis. ADVISOR; lee, PRESIDENT; Groth, CHAPLIN; K. Davidson. TREASURER, Blomberg, VICE-PRESIDENT. ROW 2; Olio, J. Akmentins, Hilil, Stepher Anderson, Torgerson, D. Gatei. ROW 3i M. Johnson, B. Peterson, Chamberlin, M. Peterson, Lovell, Bcrgstrand, Chell. ROW 4: Hennings, D. Dovidson, loney. Strand. Sandbo, Steve Johnson. ROW 5: W. Anderson, Kepp, Skottegoord, R. Davidson, M. link, Scanlan, DeLaHunt. CENTRAL SINGERS Central Singers is an exclusive singing ensemble whose members are chosen from the entire choir. In past years Central Singers have performed only for the student body, but this year they sang at several different churches and at events outside of school. They are capably directed by Mr. Arnold Ness, our choir director. CEN-TWIRL- ETTES The Centwirlettes, a newly formed group at Central, have added much this year to pioneer sports. Bottom row: M. Chelgren, lllguth, M. Martin, lundberg, Matulo, S. Cooley, lien, Cortes, lieti Row 2: J. Jacobson, Rogon, Donley, Lawrence, B. Lyle, H. Sims BOTTOM ROW: Stinson, lien, CO-CAPTAIN; Lyon, Waughtel, SEC RETARY-TREASURER; Hughes, Tschimochi, Solone, M. Johnson, Hoag, SGT. AT ARMS. ROW 2: Rogon, B. Mallak, J. Jordohl, Holbrook, Ho rper. Project Chairman, Wesl, Cleveland, Claire Anderson. TB1-ETTES SIGMA NU Bottom row; Marilyn Holm, Fjeseth, S. Goto, Diane Rotting, Doanne Rotting Row 2: Andrewt, Acker, Gorney, D. Ak-menlint, Miort. Row 3: Mantager, J. Nordli, Dolaney, Kirkpatrick, C. Gaorder, Rogort Row 4: Bjornton, Erdman, Witloftky, Horner, Noeum Row 5: C. Gronberg, Princell, Lien, Tollman, S. Gooley, M. Gronberg ETA CHI Bottom row: Tingerthol, Gacdy, Steiner, Forte, Kennard Row 2: Spillane, Kittridge, Whitetide, B. Stentvaag, Savage Row 3: R. Stentvaag, G. Swonton, Pot Andcrton, D. Johnton Row 4: Carlton, Hieb, Schaller, Wittich, B. Johnson Row Si K. Waughtel, Sue Johnton, Brady, Bergh, Theiten, J, Hines OMEGA TAU Bottom row: Trong, E. Woolery, S. Wilton, S. Moton, Hoeben Row 2: S. Dohlqvitl, G. Toole, G. Hover- tack, C. Hovertock, SoYoe, C. Woolery Row 3: C. Oberg, Decker, Hough, K. Smith, Tock Row 4: Patient, Protiner, V. Gutmanit, Wohlforth, K. Swift, E. Gutmanit ALL-SCHOOL TRI-ETTES CABINET Bottom row; Becky Stenvoog, TREASURER; C. Oberg. SECRETARY; M. Rixmann, PRESIDENT; Maltzen, VICE PRESIDENT Row 2: Haltted, CHAPLAIN; Mitt Thomp- ton, ADVISOR; Mantoger, I.C.C. REPRESENTATIVE 32 IOTA PHI Bottom row: Allen, Sues . Wood, Brooke Severin Row 2: J. Holbrook, Wordlow, J. Rouner Betty Thompson, Norton Row 3: Rodriguez. 0. Witlich, Wong Mortenson Row 4 lopez. Rodeberg, Hoisted, Nelses tuen. Undo Larson Row 3: Barnett, Moiham, Peabody, Chris topherson. West, McKeegan TBI-ETTES GAMMA PSE Bottom row: Piirma, B. Hovnen, Shirley Oahl, Medcolf, Sandy Johnson, Diane Dohl Row 21 Keafor, J. Benson, Edwards, G. Lwndeen, Dorothy Davidson, Horn ilton Row 3: Shapiro, C. lundquist, Moltzen, Davies, C. Williams Row 4: Embretson, Collins, Ehrlichmonn, J. Dahlberg, Moon, B. Thomas Row 5: Hoag, Sue Smith, N. Davis, Bren- ner, MacKenzie, S. Muller, Ever-son THETA KAPPA Bottom row: J. Berge, Darkow, C. Nicholas, Chelgren Row 2: lundberg, Wisdorl, S. Hughes. P. Kim, R. lindgren, Nesheim Row 3: M. Rixmonn, Wells, Keske, Claire Anderson, S. Danielson Row 4i M. Micheau, K. Hansen, Sandy Jane Johnson, Corrie Clausen, Jensen, Shoron Peterson Row 5: D. Danielson, Coss, Maanum, Jor- dahl, Cassie Clousen, Greiling, Buhrmon Tri-Ettes is o club sponsored by the Y.M.C.A. All girls are welcome to join. The individual chapters perform many services for the community and the school. Be- sides serving others, the girls have a great deal of fun with hayrides, joints style shows, the annual Apple Polishing Tea and the Tri-school dance. 33 to Xk. BOTTOM BOW: P. Murphy, D. Swanson, Chelgren, R. lindgren. C. Goorder, Nopu . B. Boyle, M. Sims, SB. REPRESENTATIVE; R. Hansen, R. Miller, A. Gibson, Kennard, S. Grigsby, E. Woolery, Savage, lieti, Mr. Ness, ADVISOR. ROW 2i J. Hughes, Hirschey, M. Marlin, D. lundberg, Gillham, D. Gales, Mark Johnson, SECRETARY; John Honson, Withers, Dennis Donielson, Shannon, C. Woolery, Hoag, Wislofsky, F. Edwards. Shoron Peterson, C. Nicholas. ROW 3: P. Johnson, D. Adams, Pertler, Carlisle, 1. Miller, Kramer, Carl Rogan, Everett, J. Jacobson, PRESIDENT; J. Hill, MacKemie, Sharrie Peterson, Gronberg, Cortes. J. Hines, Gooley, SOPH. REPRESENTATIVE; Hedstrom. ROW 4: Fieber, lllguth, Slorby, M. Erickson, I. Benson, Jordahl, Dokken, Boosalis, R. Lyle, JR. REPRESENTATIVE; Donley, Lawrence, Matulo, E. lundberg, lien, Salone, Miars, Olsen, Alstrup. NOT PICTURED: Walton, Williams, Joanne Rapaich, Faison. CHOIR The Central High School Choir, under the direction of Mr. Ness, has been a great asset to our school. They sang at the Thanksgiving, Christinas, and Easter programs; and they presented their annual concert in the spring. All of us are deeply indebted to the cho r for their contribution to the life at Central. I BOTTOM ROWt Gilbertson, McKeegon, J. Woughtel, Ehrlichmonn, Potion!, Hamilton, Sulibach, Mantoger, SECRETARY. ROW 2: K. Hanson, J. Benson, JR. REPRESENTATIVE; A. Gibson, J. Anderson, Scanlon, Gardner, P. Johnson, S. Nelson, W. Anderson, Nevilt, logubon, Piirmo. ROW 3: M. Larson, N. Cashin. J. Rouner. R. Coshin, Corrine Clausen, D. Dokken. Mallok, D. Rauner, SOPH. REPRESENTATIVE; Groth. Ahlstrom, Moy. PRESIDENT; Kepp, SR. REPRESENTATIVE; Kim. Stoupe. Tolletson, D. Gooley, Wiik. ROW 4; Coffey, Mitchell. Cossie Clausen, M. Thomas. R. Madsen, J. Ondov, John Honson, Mr. Ness, DIRECTOR; Byrd. BAND . . The bond unde rthe direction of our new music instructor, Mr. Ness, has hod a very successful and enjoyable year. These talented musicians practiced every day first hour. If you perked-up your ears you probably heard the melodies flowing from room 400. The band participated in the usual sports activities this year and worked with the Centwirlettes in presenting a very good half-time program at the Homecoming gome. w th FOOTBALL With the returning lettermen and new hard-working material our co-captains Ken Jacobson and Elmar Rozenberg led our team to a 4-3-0 record in conference play. Three of our Pioneers received All-City awards for their outstanding playing—Dave Mallak, First string; Don Goodmanson and Elmar Rozenberg, Second string. Don Goodmanson received further honor by being chosen by our team as most valuable player. It is thought that despite the hardships our boys encountered, a strong sense of sportsmanship was evident. 4 V ' If fu || -'.TV' .. .. .1 H Muglen. B. Knu � o . D. Mine . G. layeou, M. Peterton, W. Gilchrist. N. M ROW: t. Mot, R. Everelt. J. Akmenf.i, M c®r“y' „ Noll G. Eddy. C. Rogon. H. Wenthow. 0. Mollok, 0. Jacobton. F. . ROW 2« J. Comp, E. Wilhert. A. Givens. . r • Anderton, Coochet. S. Phillips. B. lonon. J. Ondov, R. Tempi , . n. H. Dohlmon. ROW 3. Mr. MtNamer. Mr. OU° ' Bowmon, Mr. Eliot, Coochet. BOTTOM Buclow Herndon Crawford, B. Davidton, W. Wold, K. Boudreau. F. fo v°9 38 West Centrol Vocational Central Central Central Central R. LAYEUX Marshall Southwest C. ELIAS. Cooch Henry Washburn R. TEMPLE LETTERMEN JANIS AKMENTINS TOM BARTHEL KEN BOUDREAUX NIEL BUELOW JOE CAMP REG CRAWFORD BOB DAVIDSON DAVID DEAN FRED FAXVOG WENDELL GILCRIST ARCHIE GIVENS TOM GOODMANSON FRED HERNDON HAROLD HUGLAND KEN JACOBSON BOB LARSON BOB LAYEUX DAVE MALLAK STEVE PHILLIPS ELMAR ROZENBERG RALPH TEMPLE BILL WOLF E. BOWMAN. Coach R. CRAWFORD W. WOLF A. GIVENS F. FAXVOG D. GOODMANSON E. ROZENBERG GAMES Central Central Centrol K. JACOBSON West Bottom row: Rutsell Everett, R. Johnion, Ken Jocobton. loyeu , Mr. Thoreion, Coach Row 2: letter. Rogon. Skinner, R. Davidton, livingtton, Rotmutsen, Donley, Temple, Doudreou . J. Miller, Huglen, Faxfog VARSITY BASKETBALL The Pioneer varsity basketball team, under the coaching of Whitey Thoreson, had a rough season. However, the scores belie the great competitive spirit and enthusiasm present at every game. Captain Jim Rasmssen was injured before the season started therefore was not able to play up to his capacity. 40 This it if, boytl Get that ball PIONEERS S-t-r-e-t-c-h Take it awoy Bottom row.- Milit, T. Johnson, Frost, Steve Johnson, Blockwell Row 2: M. Link, G. Larson, K. Anderson, Sonborn. H. Jackson SOPH. BASKETBALL - Mr. Bowman The sophomore basketball team has had a good season In many ways. They hove worked long and hard at perfecting their game. All have hopes of being on the varsity team next year. This group of hard-working boys, coached by Mr. Earl Bowman, fully realizes their responsibility to each other and the school they represent. The sophomore Football team, coached by Mr. -Jim Anderson, had a very promising season. Under the direction of their coach, the team progressed rapidly. The boys worked long and hard, keeping before them the vision of playing on the varsity team next year. . . . SOPH FOOTBALL - Mr. Anderson Bottom row: Busch, Steiger, A. Rounner, B. Worron. Frost, Libeks Row 2: Jim Anderson, V. Chamberlain, C. Botes, D. Wold, Byrd. Tho Johnson, Cossetle Row 3: Mr. Anderson, Coach, Nermoe, Sandbo, Skottegoord, lance Anderson, Sondborn, G. Larson, M. Link Top Seven Bob's Barefoot Boys did a terrific job this year by keeping Central's name high in Cross Country standings throughout the state. After winning seven out of eight dual meets, they placed third in the city, fourth in the region, and seventh in the state. We are very proud of our boys and of their coach, Mr. Hoisington. CROSS COUNTRY from row: c. Jones , CO-CAPTAIN; S. Pederson CO-CAPTAIN; J. Phelps . C. Novlls , 0. May . C. Rudolph , J. Jacobson , L Gardner , 8. Johnson . J. Pesch , J. Cline. G. Snell ow 2: M. Jackson, P. Vicino. J. Ingenhutt, D. Johnson, I. Blackwell, 0. loney. R. Strom, Mr. Hoisington ’lettermen 43 VARSITY HOCKEY ■ Mr. Ralph Bottom row: Knudsen, Rick Anderson, John Hanson, lindstrom, J. Akmentins, CAPTAIN Row 2: Berge, Steve Erickson, Robert Larson, Eddy, Dohlman Row 3: Moynogh, Nichols, Clemens, Bryont, Boosolis. Mr. Ralph, Coach Improvement came gradually to our hockey team so that by the North game, we were at our peak performance. Many members of the team are juniors and as such will be eligible for another year of play. Even though we were short on wins this year, our team showed good sportsmanship, fighting spirit, and tenacity befitting a Central High School team. 44 SOPH. HOCKEY - Mr. Anderson fcoMom «©w: Mortoloi . Nielten, Jam Andenon, I. Danithon. T. Ryan, Roger Koch, Duane Duehn Row Zi Steiger, Chamberlain, D. Dovidton, Saadbo. Shotlegourd. Nremoe, Henning . Mr. Anderson, Coach SKIING - Mr. Wiesner Preparing sophs for the rigors of varsity hockey is the aim of our sophomore hockey team. The sophomores had a fair record over this season. This years team should be a valuable addition to next years team. Varsity Squad as well as the team two years hence. bottom rowi Strom, Harrington, Brantl, Snell Row 21 R. Reiton, Edberg, 0. May. Retch. Ribar Row 3t Mr. Wi«iner, Coach; Phelps, J. McNeorney, Vicino, M. Smith, luc I think, said coach Ron V iesner, the high level of enthusiasm and team spirit in the boys out for skiing is tremendous when one considers the disappointment in seeing little action and having poor equipment. The team, composed of members headed by senior Don May, saw little action because of lack of snow. Their only real activities were exercises, running at Powderhorn Park. The theory of running and iump ing was discussed in classe given by Mr. V iesner. Bottom row: Forsberg. Steve Anderson, Strand, Brezney, R. Mortenson, Steve Nelson, Floerchinger Row 2: Rodi, D. Rouner. Charles Hanson, Balzer, Mark Anderson, Burnett, Schulte, Williom Anderson SWIMMING - Mr. Elias . . . The swimming team is the cleanest team in the school, so said an eminent authority, Coach Elias. With many sophomores and few seniors at the beginning, prospects looked dim indeed, but as the season progressed, so did the team. Juniors filled some of the spaces left by last years seniors, and sophomores filled the rest. Although our record doesn’t show it, we really had a great team. 46 Bottom row: Drugge, Hanson, Rucker, Micheou, Newsom, Coffey Row 2: libek. Brown, Worren, V. Scott, O'Neil, Butler, Raiki Row 3: R. Kim, Stromen, Sanford, Peterson, Delbert Johnion, R. Miller, Cossette, Mr. McNomer, Cooch ROW 41 Washington, Bates, Eword, Hudson, loney, Marvin Hansen . . . WRESTLING - Mr. McNamer The wrestling team, composed of 26 members and headed by Coach Dick McNamer, had a rather successful season. Aside from learning the rules of wrestling, the boys also acquired unfor-getable knowledge in things such as good sportsmanship. Mr. Dick McNamer hod this to say about the team; ‘‘In as much as this is a young team with only three seniors, the boys have developed rapidly throughout the year, making next year's prospects much brighter.” GOLF - Mr. Although there was only one returning play- r, the team was much arger than that of last year. The new members contributed much to the success of the 1960-1961 season. Under the expert direction and leadership of Mr. Hovey, the team progressed rapidly. Hovey Bottom row: Mr. Hovey, Coach; J. Miller, Rhoe, liljo, Drugge Row 21 Steve Anderson, Tollefson, Gerald Johnson, Dingfelder 47 Bottom Row: R. Davidson, J. Smith, Herndon, D. Mollok, $. Phillipt, Bob Johnson, Bob Larson Row 2: J. Anderson, Jr., Knudson, loyeux. Rogan. G. Eddy, Hagen, R. Kim, R. Skinner, B. Madsen Row 3: Mr. Anderson, Chell, Foss, Ridgeway, land, Horner, S. Erickson, Hestness, Cline, lorson, T. Johnson, Hilst, Ryon, Hasert, Hessie (Not pictured • Ken Jacobson) BASEBALL — Mr. Anderson Coached by Mr. Anderson and Mr. Elias, the 1961 Central Baseball Team will open the season with an abundance of returning lettermen. Ken Jacobson, Bobby Johnson, Fred Herndon, Steve Phillips, Jerry Smith, Bob Davidson, and Dave Mallak were all starters in the ’60 campaign which resulted in 8 wins and only 2 losses bring us to second place in the conference. We are looking forward to great things from our team this year and hope to see them bat their way into the State Tournament. JERRY SMITH — Cotcher Pitchers RODEll SKINNER BOBBY JOHNSON CARL ROGAN RON HAGEN 48 K. Peterson, J. Anderson, M. Peterson. Schmelkc, Grolh, Rokow. TENNIS — Mr. Thoreson We lost many of our last years netmen but we still expect a successful season from our two returning lettermen and up and coming underclassmen. Tennis takes a good deal of endurance and skill which we are sure our team contains. Under Mr. Thoreson's cooching we are confident that our netmen will strive for the top. Lester Jorgenson SOPHOMORE TRACK Bottom Row; Frost, Hince, Burnett, Sondbo, link, Flint, 0. Davidson, Butler, Wcstcolt Row 2: Mr. Hoisington, Mortenson, Blackwell, Connon, Dean, K. Anderson, Strond. Byrd Row 3: Thomas, D. Rauner, Willioms, Kyllo. Brown, Downing, Strom, Rucker, Mr. Bowmon 49 1960 STATE TRACK CHAMPIONS Butch win another one for u . The 1960 track team at Central was one of the best in our history. Seven of the school's track records were broken. Lonnie Ellis broke the old broad jump record of Mr. Earl Bowman’s by jumping 22 feet, 6% inches. Butch Miller broke three short distance records by running the 60 yard dash in :06.3, the 100 yard dash in :09.7, and the 220 yard dash in :21.6, and established himself as one of the greatest sprinters in the history of Minnesota. Carl Jones also made a place for himself in Central's Hall of Fame by setting a new record for the 880 yard run. This new record is 1:59.9. The records of the high and low hurdle shuttle relays were also broken. Lonnie Ellis, John Ford, Wendell Gilchrist, and Louie Moore combined their efforts to run the 400 yard low hurdle shuttle relay in :46.3, and the 280 yard high hurdle shuttle relay in :36.7. The record of 1:31.2 for the 880 yard relay was tied by our state champion relay team of Butch Miller, Bob Chatham, Phil Micheau, and Delroy Calhoun. We can take great pride in our outstanding track team and the recognition they have won by their athletic ability and good sportsmanship. Central' 1960 State Track Chompiont Bottom row: Carlton. Jacobten, Gilchriit, Rozenberg, Miller, William . Jonet, Moore, lotley, J. Anderton. Row 2i Callery, Bergum. Rudolph, Calhoun, Chatham, Ford, Ellit, B. Anderton, May. Row 3: Homon, Benedict, Shannon, Goodmanion, Camp, OelaHunt, Phelpt. Honlin. Boortmo, M. Anderton, Kepp. Mickelburg, J. Jacobton, Scanlon. Snell. 50 .. TRACK Central's power behind the shot. Up ond Over. This year Central is expecting as fine a per- Phelps, Carl Nevils, Gary Micheay, Carl Rudolph, formance from our cindermen as ever before. Re- Harvey Sims, Steve Pederson, and Mike Hanlin. turning to make this a reality are Wendell Gil- We are looking forward to many new records, christ, Lonnie Ellis, Carl Jones, Elmar Rozenberg, and traditional victories. Eddie Withers, Bill Anderson, Don May, John Bottom Rows Rudolf, Phelps, Gilchrist, H. Sims, Pedersen, Jones, W. Anderson Row 2: Hanlin, Elrod, Sanford, Krushe, Del Johnson, Rasmussen, Rozenberg, Boudreaux, Schulte Row 3s lues, Snell, Lawrence, R. Temple, Polbicki, V. Livingston, E. Ellis, E. Withers, Everett, Shilson Row 41 Nevils, Pesch, Stromme, Ingenhutt, Huglen, Lyle, D. Dean. Kennedy, R. Scanlon, D. May, D. Hines, J. Washington 51 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Myrna, Mary Jo, Mary, Marilyn, Jody, Sandy. SEATED: Sue. Our peppy cheerleaders, captained smiles and enthusiastic cheering were by Sue Tingerthal, were always on the evident at all sports activities through- move building school spirit and cheer- out the year, ing our teams on to victory. Their G.A.A. Bottom row: Mitt Andorton, Koren Anderson, Mrs. Hawker Row 2: Hansen, Corrie Clausen, Brooke Row 3: Carmen Anderson, Wells, Sheo, Ehrlichmonn Row 4: Cossie Oovtcn, Honefeld. Christopherson, Barry, Mensheho The privilege of being awarded a C comes to a girl after she has accumulated 600 points. The girl who is awarded a letter must have at least a C average and be in good standing at school. An all-city emblem is another award that a girl can win. To be eligible she must have a total of 1000 points including the 600 from her letter. A star indicates that a girl has participated on a championship team or is the individual winner of a sport. The president of G.A.A. this year was Karen Anderson. The G.A.A. Executive Board members were elected by the members of G.A.A. Each member represents one sport and keeps a record of games played. To start the year off, G.A.A. sells red and blue shakers for the Homecoming Day. Softball — o favorite at Control. BADMINTON The game of Badminton requires a great amount of skill and practice. After coming to a certain number of practices, a girl is eligible to play in the tournament. The tournament determines the singles and doubles champions. The badminton team has participated in games with other schools and have won many of these school meets. 54 Bodminton Teom ■Mi Queen Myrna from the House of Rixmann CENTENNIAL HOMECOMING ...1960 Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Ladies-of-the-Court, please come forward!” . . . Now the five finalists please come forward!” A hush fell over the auditorium as the finalists took their places on the stage. The suspense rose as our co-captains, Kenny and Elmar, broke the seal and secretly read the awaited proclamation. All eyes were on Elmar as he slowly and deliberately circled the five, and finally extended his arm to MYRNA RIXMANN. The tension was released with shouts of joy and approval followed by an awed silence as Queen Myrna was crowned and escorted to her throne. Queen Myrna, with her four attendants, reigned over the Homecoming Day activities. With the words let the festivities begin” our Homecoming began with the traditional talent program. Later when we met the Marshall Cardinals on the field and we proved that They’re No Bird-en” by defeating them 28-0. The festive atmosphere continued into the evening when we danced to smooth music at the ‘Sentimental Centennial — the perfect ending for a perfect day. 58 Sue from the House of Tingerthal Mary from the House of Micheau 59 Mary Ann from the House of Phillips Kathy from the House of Smith NINETEEN-SIXTY From her throne the ONE HOMECOMING CENTRAL CELEBRATES CHRISTMAS . . . Puffing us in fhe Christmas Spirit, the Student Council bought and decorated trees for the front hall and the lunchroom. The Spanish Club had its annual Christmas Party on Wednesday which was climaxed by the breaking of the Pinata. The Senior Class Cabinet planned a Christmas party in the lunchroom where Dave Mallak, playing Santa Clause rolled in on roller skates to deliver his presents. There was dancing and refreshments for everyone and a few stolen kisses under the misletoe! The Christmas program consisted of Christmas carols sung by the Choir and a short play, 'Kings of Nomania a lighthearted comedy, was put on by Mimes and Mummers. The 'Misletoe Mambo’ our Christmas dance was held on December 9, and was sponsored by the Spanish Club. 62 NEWS AND CENTRALIAN STAFFS Presented Programs CENTRALIAN . . . Emceed by the Co-editors, Marie Bergh and Maria Lopez, the yearbook staff entertained in order to boost the number of orders for the Centralian. A take-off on the television program Keep Talking” introduced the staff members to the audience. Guest speakers, Mr. Ed Ralph and Mr. Jay Lindgren added to the fun. The Nutley-Winkly Report gave all the facts about the book and was followed by a few cool numbers by Bobby Lyle and his combo. A selling force comprised of the members of Mrs. Sellers' speech classes also helped to boost our sales. NEWS . . . The News programs, one in the fall and another in February, were also presented for the purpose of boosting subscription orders. In the fall the program consisted of a talent show including a skit that was a Sound Off” on the senior boys. The semi-annual program in February was a melodrama entitled Curses! Foiled Again presented by the News Staff and some of the big senior boys. It was concluded with the marriage of the Central High News to the subscriptions. 63 FUN AND FROLIC Reigning over our fourth annual Sno-Daze this year were QUEEN ARIADNE, Sue Tingerthal and KING BACCUS, Bill Wolf. Junior attendants were Lynn Man-sanger, HEBE, depicting gaiety and Jim Cline, LEANDRE, portraying nobility. Attending sophomores were Shirley Hughes, PAEDRE, representing wisdom and Gary Larson, NEREAS, symbolizing bravery. Entertainment for the royal court was provided by members of the student body and included music as well as a few choice vocal numbers. The “kick off for the Sno-Daze activities was a Sophomore-Faculty hockey game played Tuesday after school at Nicolef Field which the faculty won 6-5. The skating party held at Lake of the Isles on Wednesday night was highlighted by a broom hockey game played between the Junior and Senior girls. The Juniors beat the Seniors 1-0. There was also a toboggan party held after school on Friday. The highlight of all the Sno-Daze festivities was the Sno-Ball held Friday night where we danced to the music of Rich Clausen and his band. 64 Faculty J. Sophomorei on the ice ... IN FROST ASIA 65 GIRLS AND BOYS STATE A.F.S. Sue Tingerthal, Janis Akmentins, and Elmar Rozenberg were chosen by their classmates, in their junior year to represent Central at Girls and Boys State. While spending a week with representatives from schools all over the state, they not only had a good time; but they learned, by experience, how our local and national governments operate. One of the Foreign Field Service students for the year 1960, was Central's Karen Anderson. Karen who was chosen by Central and also by the New York board, spent two wonderful months in Turkey. Franco Vicino, our American Field Service representative from Milan, Italy, is a well known figure in the halls of Central High School. Franco has added much to our senior year and to the school as a whole. We all will miss him when he leaves us, after graduation. Tammy Rodriguez spent her senior year living with her cousin Maria Lopez. Tammy will return to live with her parents in Venezuela after graduation. 66 Tommy Karen Franco Bottom row. Swill, lee. Brother . M. Johnton. S. Johnson, Cortot. And row; Spillone. Moy, Soonlon, Boormo. Slone. Co . Sondquitl. THE DOCTOR IN SPITE OF HIMSELF CAST .......LINDA CORTES ................. . . . . MARK J°HNSON I9™ DONALD MAY . MICHAEL BOORSMA 'X............................RICHARD SCANIAN 'It.:.......................... RICHARD LEE reron'?.................... SUSAN JOHNSON Jacqueline......................... JERRY cox lx?.....................;;;;;; richard stone Ih b.OU ............... SHEILA SPILLANE ..................... SHARON BROTHERS L C' de ................... KATHLEEN SWIFT ........................ ELLEN SANDQUIST Mata ........................ On March 16 and 17, the Senior Class presented The Doctor in Spite of Himself by the 17th century French playright Moliere. In this farce, Moliere satirizes with slapstick comedy the hypocrisy and greed of the medical profession of his day as well as the stupidity and gullibility of the ignorant public. The play was presented under the capable direction of Mrs. Mary Stewart of the Language department. 68 69 70 in REMEMBER The compaign managers presented their candidates to the senior doss? °ur ,00,bo11 captains modeled their new jerseys? 72 WHEN The undergrods ployed tondon Bridge in front of school? The gyms were being remodeled? The speech club pul on the Thanksgiving play? 73 NINETEEN SIXTY ONE CLASS OFFICERS Porietis, 8. Thompson, Tingerthal. M. Johnson A week of vigorous campaigning was climaxed by the election of our senior Class Officers — Mark Johnson, President; Sue Tingerthal, Vice President; Betty Thompson, Secretary; Andy Porietis, Treasurer. Immediately after election they appointed the cabinet who head up the various committees needed to make our senior activities successful. We as the senior class can be very proud and appreciative of our class officers for their careful planning and leadership in making our senior year such a huge success. CLASS CABINET 76 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Temple, Smith, Wolf, Leyden, Peobody. Bergh, S. Johnson, M. Johnson, Tingerthal, Thompson, Porietis, Hoisted, Christopherson, K. Anderson, Stensvoog, 8. Craven, Moltzen, lindgren. TOP TEN JERRY COX DIANE PERTIER 77 JANET TRANG BILL RADKE REPRESENTATIVE CENTRALITES DICK CRAVEN BOB CRAVEN Selected For . . . LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP SERVICE SPORTMANSHIP MARY JO HAISTED MARK JOHNSON CARL JONES MARILYN MALTZEN MYRNA RIXMANN RALPH TEMPLE 78 BETTY THOMPSON SUE TINGERTHAl BILL WOLF ACKER, Michael (Mike) . . . ‘‘Let's talk, laugh and have fun. AKMENTINS, Dzintra (Dizzy) ... A whole riot squad wrapped up in one body. Red Cross, Tri-Ettes, Homecoming Committee, Golf, Banker. ALEXANDER, Shirley (Shirl) ... I hate hurrying but it beats being late. Spanish Club, Junior Achievement, G.A.A. ANDERSON, Carmen (Carm) ... Sweet and lovely — like her smile. Red Cross, Lunchroom Monitor, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, G.A.A., Girls Emblem Winner. ANDERSON, A. Edwin (Ed) ... The highest virtue we commend, is that to all he is a friend. Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Skiing, Hi-C. ANDERSON, Jeffrey (Jeff) .. . He hath a heart as sound as a bell. ANDERSON, John . . . Not lazy, just born tired and never got rested. Projection Crew, Hi-Y, Skiing. ANDERSON, Karen . . . Every noble work is at first impossible. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Tri-Ettes, German Club, Creative Writing Club, President of G.A.A., Girls C Winner, A.F. S., Merit Scholarship Recognition, Class Cabinet. ANDERSON, Mark . . . Why study, my time is valuable. Lefterman’s Club, Football, Swimming, Track, Boys C Winner. ANDERSON, Nancy . . . Patience is the beauty of life. Work Program. ANDERSON, Rita . • • She's true to one — one at a time. ANDERSON, Rudolph (Rudy) ... All work and no play is not the type of life for me. Honor Roll, Work Program, Hi-C. ANDERSON, Sharon ARNEBERG, Joan . .. Miles of smiles. BARRY, Donna . . . She harbors many good qualities in her port. Red Cross, Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Junior Achievement G.A.A., Girls C Winner. 79 BARTHEL, Thomas (Tom) ... “He was once caught studying. Football. BENEDICT, Michael (Mike) . . . “Blessings to the little man who invented sleep. Honor Roll, Student Council, News Staff, Swimming, Track, Boys C Winner. BENSON, Linda . . . She has a sweet disposition, a good quality for a good position. Choir, Central Singers, Pep Club. BERGE, Donald (Don) . . . Love is too simple a game for a brainy mon to indulge in. President Notional Honor Society, Honor Roll, Student Council, Vice President German Club, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee, Hockey. BERGH, Morie (Berghie) . . . Is she talking again or yet? P.T.S.A. Representative, Centralian Staff Co-Editor, Tri-Etfes, French Club President, Mimes and Mummers, Homecoming Committee, Alternote Cheerleader, Class Cabinet. BERGMAN, George . . . Clever men are good, but they're not the best. Honor Roll. BERGSTROM, Beverly (Bev) . . . A real live wire with plenty of go. BLOMBERG, Gerald (Jerry) ... The world knows little of its greatest men. Student Council, Stage Crew, Hi-Y, German Club, Ski Club, Ticket Selling. BOORSMA, Michael (Mike) . . . As likeable as he is inches tall. Library Monitor, German Club, Cross Country, Hi-C, Class Play. BOWER, Thomas (Tom) . . . Nothing is so difficult but that it may be found by seeking. Honor Roll, Centralian Staff, Hi-C President. Moved to Hopkins. BRADY, Janet . . . Bright, jolly, vivacious, gay; Janet brightens a gloomy day. Honor Roll, P.T. S.A. Representative, Red Cross, Office Help, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Homecoming Committee, Golf, S.E.P. Aide. BROOKE, Patricia (Patty) ... A character so fine and strong, a brilliant girl who can’t go wrong. National Honor Society Secretary, Honor Roll, Centralian Staff, Tri-Ettes, French Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Girls C Winner, Hi-C. BROTHERS, Sharon . . . Sometimes quiet, sometimes shy, but the rest of the time OH MY! Honor roll. Red Cross, Hall Monitor, Tri-Etfes, Pep Club, Class Play. BURUD, Gary . . . Fun and Gary go together. Work Program. CALDWELL, Jacqueline (Jackie) ... It’s the quality thot counts ... not the quantity. News Staff, Tri-Ettes. 80 CAMP, Joseph (Joe) . . . “Never o dull moment when he's around. P.T.S.A. Representative, French Club, Junior Achievement, Football, Hockey, Track, Boys C Winner. CASHIN, Robert (Bob) . . . He that hath a beard is more than a youth. News Staff, Centralian Staff, Band. CHRISTOPHERSON, Diane (Chris) ... “Assured, but friendly; wise and gay; she is a lady in every way. National Honor Society Vice President; Honor Roll, Hall Monitor, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Lady of the Court, G.A.A., Girls C” Winner, Hi-C, Class Cabinet. CLAUSEN, Cassandra (Cassie) . . . Joyous, gay and sweet is she, the best companion that con be.' P.T.S.A. Representative, Band, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club Secretory, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A., Girls C Winner. COLLINS, Edwina (Winnie) . . . “Many a flower is born to blush unseen. Tri-Ettes, Junior Achievement, Banker. COMBS, Jacqueline (Jackie) . . . It's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. Red Cross, Band, Tri-Ettes, French Club, Pep Club, Junior achievement. CORTES, Linda . . . “She chatters as she goes, and she goes on forever. Choir, Centrol Singers, Spanish Club, Flag Twirler, Lady of the Court, Class Play. COTTER, Shane ... “A bit of work, mostly ploy, keeps him busy all the day. COX, Jerry . . . He's neither a book nor a social hound, but he's a swell fellow to have around. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Spanish Club Hi-C, Merit Scholarship Recognition, Class Play. CRAVEN, Richard (Dick) ... A leader everywhere he goes, a friend to all he knows.' National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Student Council President, Lunchroom Monitor, German Club, Basket-ball, Football. CRAVEN, ROBERT (Bob) ... I like to work, but I love to play. Honor Roll, Student Council, P.T. S.A. Representative, Monitor, French Club, Homecoming Committee, Football, Class Cabinet. CRAWFORD, Reginald (Reggie) ... He stoops only for doors. Spanish Club, Basketball, Football, Track, Boys C Winner. DAHL, Shirley (Shirl) .. . The innocent look will never die, but I tell you. boys, it’s all a lie. Student Council, Red Cross, Hall Monitor, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, Lady of the Court, Alternate Cheerleader, Banking. DANIELSON, Dana . . . They always win the golden day, Who listen much and little say. Red Cross, Hall Monitor, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, German Club, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, Banking. DARKOW, Lynda (lyn) . . . She's little but she's wise; she’s a terror for her siie. Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Glee Club. 81 DAVIDSON, Keith . . . He doesn't say all he knows. Red Cross, Hall Monitor, Projection Crew, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, German Club. DAVIDSON, Robert (Bufchy) ... A football man, a basketball man, and last but not least a ladies’ man. Red Cross Treasurer, Hi-Y, Homecoming Committee, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Boys C Winner. DAVIES, Gail . . . Like gravity she has the power of attraction. Honor Roll, Student Council, Office Help, Tri-Ettes, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A. DAVIS, Nancy . . . life is one grand good time. Tri-Ettes, G.A.A. DAVIS, Ritajean . . . Let merriment be as long as the day. Red Cross, Office Help, Junior Achievement, Banker. DE GIDIO, Edward (Ed) ... All the world loves a lover — until he complicates the parking problem. DEHNE, Dennis (Denny) . . . A man of leisure. Stage Crew. De La HUNT, Norman (Normi) ... I awoke one morning and found myself famous. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Library Monitor, Hi-Y, Junior Achievement, Track. DELANEY, Joyce . . . Not afraid of work but not in sympathy with it. Choir, Tri-Ettes. DE YOUNG, Jeffrey (Jeff) .. . Is there anyone nicer? Work Program, Wrestling. DOKKEM, Roger . . . Roger’s quiet and easy way makes him liked in every way. DOUGHTY, Carl . . . Of all the things I like best, I much prefer to sit and rest. DRUGGE, Richard (Drugge) ... I’m small, but so was Napoleon. Letterman's Club, Golf, Wrestling, Boys C Winner. DUNCANSON, Bruce . . . Give him a chance and his ability will be shown. DUNKLE, Lloyd . . . One of those likeable guys. 82 ERDAHl, Dennis ... A friend like Dennis one will never forget. P.T.S.A. Representative, Bond, Football, Tennis, Wrestling, Pep Band. ERDMAN, Karen . . . If school is liberty, give me death. Tri-Ettes. ERICKSON, Marcia . . . Happy and gay and glad of heart, she goes her way ond plays her part. Choir, Pep Club. ERICKSON, Patricia (Patty) ... My only labor is to kill time. FAXFOG, Fredrick (Fred) ... In athletics he's really neat, and for a friend he can't be beat. Honor Roll, letferman's Club, Football, Swimming, Track, Boys C Winner, Skiing. FENNELL, Bernard (Bernie) ... Thinking is but an idle waste of thought. P.T.S.A. Representative, Stage Crew. FIELDS, Janice . . . Her smile would warm a polar bear. Library Monitor, News Staff, Creative Writ-inb Club, G.A.A., Banker. FJESETH, Sharon . . . Others loaf, I'm just resting. Office Help, Centralian, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club, Homecoming Committee, Glee Club. FLANDERS, Frank . . . Every inch a man, including his feet. FLATEGRAFF, Beverly (Bev) ... Look out boys, she gets what she wants when she wants it. Office Help. FOUST Harriet . . . School breaks up the day so. Office Help, Mimes and Mummers, Homecoming Committee. FRACTION, Ann . . . Quiet but effective. Honor Roll, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, S.E.P. Aide. GAARDER, Carole ... I don't care how you spell my name, I'll change it someday just the same. Choir, Tri-Ettes, Junior Achievement, Glee Club. GAEDY, Kathleen (Kathy) . . . Her presence we hove found is welcome all around. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Hall Monitor, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club, G.A.A., Duplicating Service. GATES, Sandra (Sandy) . . . A little honey with a lot of spice. Office Help. Choir, Tri-Ettes, Junior Achievement. 83 CATLIN, Willie . . . “Never a dull moment in his life. GILCHRIST, Wendell (Punky) . . . He's ready for sports, good time and fun. Football, Track. GILLHAM, Mary . . . What would she do if she couldn't talk? Choir, Pep Club, G.A.A., Girls “C Winner, Glee Club. GILLQUIST, James (Jim) .. . Just like a star — put out every night. News Staff, Hi-Y. GOODMANSON, Donald (Donny) . . . “The more we study, the more ignorance we discover, so I say, why study? Lettermans Club, Football, Most Valuable, Hockey, Track, Boys “C Winner. GOODWIN, Harriet . . . Harriet's quiet and easy way makes her liked in every way. GOOLEY, David (Dave) ... “What he knows he says, what he says, he knows. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Band. GORNEY, Diane (Gorney) . . . I’m not a bit flirtatious — Just interested. P.T.S.A. Representative, Hall Monitor, Office Help, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Homecoming Committee. GRONBERG, Mary . . . She upholds the name of the fairer sex. Choir, Tri-Ettes, G.A.A. GULLICKSON, Vi. ... Never a care in a carload. GUTMANIS, Vita . . . Charming, sweet, and inner light — she does her tasks and does them right. Tri-Ettes, Library Monitor, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee. HALSTED, Mary (JO JO) . . . Her heart is like the moon, there's a man in it. Honor Roll, Student Council, P.T.S.A. Representative, Red Cross, Cen-tralian Staff, Tri-Ettes Chaplain, Spanish Club, Pep Club, National Forensic League, Lady of the Court, Homecoming Committee, Cheerleader, Sopt. Sno-Week Attendant. HAMILTON, Nancy . . . She is thoughtful and sweet from her head to her feet. Band, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, G.A.A., Banker. HANEFELD, Lynn . . . A sincere girl — that is, one who bluffs but half the time. Honor Roll, P.T.S.A. Representative, News Staff, Tri-Ettes, Junior Achevemenf, Homecoming Committee, Golf, G.A.A., Girls C Winner, City Emblem Winner. HANLEY, Gary . . . We call it madness, he calls it driving. Work Program. 84 HANLIN, Michael (Mike) ... There are only three great men in the world today; I'm one and I forgot the other two. Centralian Staff, Letter-man's Club, Cross Country, Track, Boys C Winner. HANSING, Thomas (Tom) ... To be occasionally quoted is the only fame I care for. Chess Club, Hall Monitor, Junior Achievement. HANSON, leRoy . . . There are two answers to every question — Mine and the teacher’s. Honor Roll, News Staff, Baseball, Football, Boys C Winner. HANSEN, Richard (Dick) . . . Nobody should be overworked. Choir, Central Singers. HANSEN, Robert C. . . . For him the entire world is wrong, the nights too short, the days too long. HANSON, Ronald (Ron) . . . Give him a chance, he'll do the rest. Honor Roll, letterman’s Club, Cross Country, Track, Wrestling. HARPER, Patricia (Pat) ... Beware! I might do something sensational yet. Spanish Club, Flag Twirler, Junior Achievement, G.A.A. HARRIS, Diane (Pinky) . . . There are many links in her golden chain of friendship. Student Council, Hall Monitor, French Club. HART, Roberta (Bobbe) . . . Asking her a question is like faking your finger out of a dike. Honor Roll, P.T.S.A. Representative, Red Cross, Centralian Staff-Assistant Editor, Tri-Ettes, French Club Secretary, Junior Achievement, G.A.A., Girls Glee Club. HARVEY, Madlen . . . She doesn't say much but is a friend to all. Junior Achievement, G.A.A. HAVERSACK, Charlene (Char) . . . Charm and grace beyond compare, clever sweet and wondrous fair. Tri-Ettes. HERBERT, Marilyn . . . She's the joker of the deck. Tri-Ettes, French Club, Pep Club, Banker. HERNDON, Fredric (Fred) ... If bright remarks were grains of sand, he’d be a desert. Honor Roll, P.T.S.A. Representative, Red Cross, Spanish Club, Letterman’s Club, Junior Achievement, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Wrestling, Boys C Winner. HESSIE, Kamil . . . His nature seems very quiet, but he's a friend — we can't deny it. HIEB, Donalene . . . Her smile is her passport to success. Red Cross, News Staff, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee, Banker. 85 HILL, Richard . . . Life's just one long vacation.' Honor Roll, Stage Crew, Junior Achievement, WorL Program. HILLSTROM, Richard (Rick) ... None but the brave deserve the fair. Football, Track, Wrestling. Boys C Winner. HINES, Janet (Jan) ... She looks like an angel and acts like one too, but you never can tell what an angel will do. P.T.S.A. Representative, News Staff, Choir, Central Singers, Spanish Club, Mimes and Mummers, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee, Banking. HOAG, JEANNE (Jeanie) . . . Shy smile, chuckling laughter, she's the girl they’re going after. Honor Roll, Hall Monitor, Choir, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club, Flag Twirler, G.A.A., Banker. HOEBEN, Sharon . . . Little and gay in a nice sort of way. P.T.S.A. Representative, Tri-Ettes, Homecoming Committee. HOFSTETER, Ingrid . . . Failure is not in her line. Hall Monitor, News Staff, Tri-Ettes, French Club Secretary and Treasurer, Homecoming Committee. HOLBROOK, Jo Anne . . . She's good to look at, but better to know. Tri-Ettes, Flag Twirler. HOLM, Marie . . . She's a quiet girl but quite a girl.” HOLM, Marilyn ... A rare combination of wisdom and wit — half wisdom and half wit. P.T. S.A. Representative, Library Monitor, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Homecoming Committee, Banker. HORNER, Michael (Mike) . . . He has everything, plus. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, News Staff, Baseball, Football, Golf. HORNIG, Robert (Bob) ... Rather quiet, never loud, outstanding in any crowd. HUGHES, Janet (Jan) . . . If you don't know her, make an effort to. Choir. HUGHES, Leslie (Les) . . . Success is a big step but I have long legs. Honor Roll, Red Cross, Lunchroom Monitor, Tri-Ettes, French Club, Pep Club, Flag Twirler Captain, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee. HUNTER, John . . . I'm slow, but I'll get there. IVERSON, Carol . . . Action is the proof of ability. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, News Staff Assistant Editor, German Club. 86 JACKSON, Lois . . . “Her only labour was to kill time. Pep Club, Flag Twirler, Junior Achievement. JACOBSON, John . . . “Girls may be a puzzle, but I’ll never give them up. Honor Roll, P.T.S.A. Representative, Choir, Central Singers, Lefterman’s Club, Mimes and Mummers, Junior Achievement, Cross Country, Track, Boys C“ Winner. JACOBSON, Kenneth (Jake) ... “Football isn't the only place you need a line. Honor Roll, Student Council, letterman’s Club, Homecoming Committee, Baseball, Basketball, Football Captain, Boys C Winner, S.E.P. Aide. JOHNSON, Robert (Bob) . . . “He puts his worries into a pocket with a hole in it. Lunchroom Monitor, German Club, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee, Baseball, Basketball, Boys C Winner. JOHNSON, Susan (Sue )... Mischief shinest through her eyes. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Student Council Treasurer, P.T.S.A. Representative, News Staff Co-Editor, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Mimes and Mummers, Lady of the Court, Homecoming Committee, Secretary G.A.A., All City Student Council, Secretary Class Play. Class Cabinet. JONES, Carl . . . “The best of the best. Hall Monitor, Spanish Club President, Letterman's Club, Cross Country, Track, Boys C Winner. JENSEN, Sharron (Jenson) . . . Late nights aren't good for one. But they're alright for two. Honor Roll, Student Council, P.T.S.A. Representative, Red Cross, lunchroom Monitor, News Staff, Tri-Ettes, Debate, Homecoming Committee, Cheerleader. JOHANSEN, Thomas (Tom) ... “He’s a whiz at trig and he thinks figures are fascinating. National Honor Society, Treasurer, Honor Roll, German Club, Hockey. JOHNSON, Mark . . . You can tell what kind of wheels he has in his head by the spokes that come out of his mouth. Honor Roll, Student Council, Choir Treasurer, Central Singers, Hi-Y, French Club, Creative Writing Club, Class President, Debate, Homecoming Committee, Banker, Vice President Mimes and Mummers, Class Play. JOOS, Patricia (Patty) ... The most manifest sign of wisdom is a continual cheerfulness. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Vice President, Pep Club, S.E.P. Aide. JORDAHL, Judith (Judy) ... The best way to kill time is to work it to death. Choir, Tri-Ettes, Flag Twirler. JORGENSON, Paul . . . Library Monitor, Junior Achievement, Tennis, Boys C Winner. KALUZA, Kenneth (Kenny) ... If was a dream of old. I thought I had my assignment done. Work Training Program. KEATOR, Sharon (Sherry) ... Logic is logic, that’s all I say. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Tri-Ettes, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Pep Club, G.A. A., Banking. KELLY, Michael (Mike) . . . We who from study flee, live long and merrily. 87 KEPP, Terrence (Terry) .. . Bless the girls I lovt them all. Hall Monitor, Band, Hi-Y, letterman’: Club, Cross Country, Football, Swimming, Track Boys C Winner. KIIEY, Judith (Judy) ... Work fascinates me I can look at it for hours. KIRKPATRICK, Nancy . . . The essence of sweetness, the model of neatness. News Staff, Tri-Ettes, G.A.A. KITTRIDGE, JoAnne . . . Her loyalty and faith run deep, her friends she finds are easy to keep. Office Help, Tri-Ettes, Homecoming Committee. KROGH, David (Dave) ... I may be quiet in school, but that doesn't mean much. KUNDE, Alan (Al) ... Anything for a good time.” Basketball, Football, Banker. KURIMAY, John . . . He does his good turns twice a day. Projection Crew. KURTH, Kevin (Kevi) ... Where there's fun, there’s Kevie. Hall Monitor, Lunchroom Monitor, Wrestling. LA COUR, Carol ... I know a lot, but I can't think of it. Spanish Club, Junior Achievement, G.A.A. LARSON, Linda . . . Essence of sweetness. Model of neatness. Honor Roll, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club. LAUMB, Richard (Dick) ... When there's nothing else to do nights, I study. Band, Junior Achievement, Hi-C. LEE, Richard (Pinky) ... We vow that to our dying day we'll not forget him in our class play. P.T.S.A. Representative, Hall Monitor, Hi-Y President, Creative Writing Club, Mimes and Mummers President, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee, S.E.P. Aide, Class Play. LEONHARDI, Rose Ann (Rose) ... And I oft have heard defended, Little said is soonest mended. LEPESKA, Paula (Peskie) . . . Sober of mind, yet mischievous within; a gay combination, that's sure to win. P.T.S.A. Representative, News Staff, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club, Glee Club. LESTER, Warren (Pooch) . . . He knows just what labels to wear. lunchroom Monitor, letterman's Club, Basketball, Cross Country, Tennis, Boys C Winner. 88 LEYDEN, Sharon . . . “Able and active with brains and poise, she does a lot without much noise. Student Council. P.T.S.A. Representative, Red Cross, Hall Monitor, Office Help, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A., Alternate Cheerleader, Class Cabinet. LIET2, Kathleen (Kathy) ... “We hear her so little we know her not. Honor Roll, P.T.S.A. Representative, Choir, Central Singers, German Club. LIND, Rhonda (Ronnie) . . . “Of many words there is no need, jut these three ‘a friend indeed!’ LINDBLOM, Barbara (Barb) ... “Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. P.T.S.A. Representative, Junior Achievement. LINDGREN, Jay (Jay-Jay) ... “The trouble with life is that there are so many beautiful women— and so little time. Honor Roll, Student Council, Lunchroom Monitor, German Club, Homecoming Committee. LOPEZ, Maria (Ria) . . . “Her face is her fortune and if runs into a nice figure. Honor Roll, Student Council, Centralian Staff Co-Editor, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Mimes and Mummers, Junior Achievement, Lady of the Court, Homecoming Committee, S.E.P. Aide, Banking. LUCS, Harold (Lucs) . . . “Lots of fun, and a gentleman too. German Club, President, Basketball, Cross Country, Football, Track, Skiing. LUNDBERG, Donna . . . “My memory is what I forget with. Choir, Spanish Club, Pep Club, G.A. A., Girls “C“ Winner, Hi-C, Girls Glee Club, Secretary. LUNDBERG, Eloise . . . “Quiet and welcome. Red Cross, Choir, Central Singers, Hi-C. LUNDOUIST, Carol . . . “During Class and when school's done, her hobby is always, having fun. Honor Roll, Red Cross, Office Help, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Mimes and Mummers, Treasurer, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee. LUNDOUIST, James (Jim) ... I'm not afraid of work. I can sit down right beside it and go to sleep. Track. LYLE, Oliver (Ollie) . . . Such a wolf should be well caged. Band, Homecoming Committee, Basketball, Football, Track. McCARTHY, Phyllis . . . “Never trouble trouble, till trouble troubles you. Junior Achievement. G.A.A. McCLAIN, Harriet . . . Let tomorrow take care of itself. Red Cross, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee. McCORMlCK, David (Dave) .. . “Why worry — it takes too much time. 89 McGREGOR, Katherine (Kathy) ... Dates are my favorite fruit. Honor Roll, Office Help, Tri-Eftes. MacKENZIE, Gail (Gailzie) . . . She was cut out to be an angel, but someone lost the pattern. Red Cross, Choir, Central Singers, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club, Mimes and Mummers, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A., Banker. McOUEEN, Rita ... I prefer men without money, rather than money without men. Honor Roll, French Club, G.A.A. McVEY, Karen . . . Her very silence and her patience speak to people. Honor Roll, Office Help, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club. MADSEN, Robert (Bob) ... It's a quiet worker who succeeds. Honor Roll, Hall Monitor, Band, Baseball, Football. MAIJAIA, Reino (Ray) . . . I’m not half as complicated as my name. MALLAK, David (Dave) . . . Get thee behind me, Satan, and push! Band, Choir, lettermon’s Club, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Boys C Winner. MALTZEN, Marilyn . . . Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Honor Roll, Student Council, Office Help, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Lady of the Court, Homecoming Committee, Golf, Cheerleader, Tri-Ettes, All-School Vice-President, Class Cabinet. MANSKE, Sharon (Manske) . . . Perpetual motion personified. Red Cross, Office Help, Band, Pep Club, Junior Achievement. MAROSE, James (Jim) ... For quiet men are, after all, the best of men. Hall Monitor. MARTIN, Timothy (Tim) ... Nearly killed once by a train of thought passing through his mind. MASON, Thomas (Tom) ... He didn't learn everything from books. Projection Crew, Spanish Club, Letterman's Club, Swimming, Boys C Winner, Banker. MATULA, Lilian (Lily) ... To act is easy; to think is hard. Choir, Central Singers, Spanish Club, Hi-C. MAY, Donald (Don) . . . In whatever he tackles, he's sure to succeed. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Band President, Junior Achievement, Cross Country, Track, Boys C Winner, Skiing Captain, Class Play. MEIXNER, Richard (Dick) ... Has anyone seen my girl? 90 MENDENHALL, Alon (Al) ... “Quiet but effective. ’ Honor Roll. MENSHENA, Oksana (Oxie) ... “She has a problem for every solution. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Cabinet Member, Girls C Winner, S.E.P. Aide, Merit Scholarship Recognition. MEYER, Nancy . . . The easy way always seems the most reasonable. P.T.S.A. Representative, Hall Monitor, Office Help. MIARS, Terry . . . “A little loudspeaker. Honor Roll, Red Cross, Choir, Central Singers, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A., Banking. MICHEAU, Mary . . . Face so pretty, and smile so sweet, none with Mary could ever compete.' Red Cross, Office Help, Tri-Ettes, French Club, Pep Club, Flag Twirler, Mimes and Mummers, Homecoming Attendant, Cheerleader. MICKELBURG, Dennis (Denny) ... Worry has killed many a man — Why die? News Staff, Football, Hockey, Track. MILLER, John ... I agree with no man’s opinion. I have some of my own. German Club, Letter-man's Club, Basketball, Golf, Boys C Winner. MOE, Ronald (Ron) ... I get up at the crack of dawn, stuff up the crack, and go back to bed. Band, Junior Achievement, Baseball, Football, Boys C Winner, Skiing. MOORE, Joyce . . . Leisure is the best of all possessions. Spanish Club, Work Progrom. MOORE, Kenneth (Kenny) ... Away with books, let’s hove some fun. Band, Cross Country. Football, Work Program. MULLER, Susan (Sue) ... Give the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. News Staff, Tri-Ettes, German Club, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A. MURRAY, Jane . . . Dynamite comes in small packages. G.A.A. NASH, Terry ... A laugh that can be easily traced. Hall Monitor, Junior Achievement, G.A.A. NELSESTUEN, Sharon . . . If you know Sharon quite well you’ll like her better than I can tell. Tri-Ettes. NELSON, Janet (Jan) ... Men are queer creatures; I like men.” 9J- NORDGREN, Michael (Mike) . . . His driving resembles a rehearsal for an accident. Banker. NORDLI, Judith (Judy) ... I can live without poetry, music, or walking. But who in the world can live without talking. Tri-Ettes, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A. OLSON, Clyde . . . He doesn’t preach, so he doesn't practice. Honor Roll, Red Cross, Homecoming Committee. OLSEN, Thomas (Tom) ... All things come to him who waits — even graduation. Hall Monitor, Hockey. OSWALD, Richard (Dick) ... When brains and skill work together, expect a masterpiece. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Spanish Club. PAIGE, Judith (Judy) . . . Those winkable, blink-able, merrily twinkable eyes. P.T.S.A. Representative, Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Mimes and Mummers, Junior Achievement, G.A.A., Girls C Winner. PETERSON, Bruce . . . Spare your breath to cool your porridge. Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Junior Achievement, Work Program. PETERSON, David (Dave) ... He can waste more time in half an hour than most people in a week. PETERSON, Sharon . . . Full of laughter, full of glee, full of personality. Honor Roll, Red Cross, President Choir, Tri-Ettes, German Club, Junior Achievement, Lady of the Court, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A. PEABODY, Karen (Peahead) . . . Blue eyed brunette and full of fun. Of her kind, there is only one. Honor Roll, P.T.S.A. Representative, Hall Monitor, News Staff, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Homecoming Committee, S.E.P. Aide, Class Cabinet. PEDERSEN, Steven (Steve) ... A rollicking nature, full and free, athletics will always his hobby be. Honor Roll, Hall Monitor, Band, Spanish Club, Letterman's Club, Junior Achievement, Cross Country, Football, Swimming, Track, Boys C Winner, Skiing. PERTLER, Dianne (Pert) . . . She is quiet and sincere, she'll be successful in her career. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, P.T.S.A. Representative, Choir, Tri-Ettes, French Club, Creative Writing Club. PFLEIGER, Robert (Bob) ... Classes should be ten minutes, five to come and five to go. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, German Club, Baseball, Lunchroom Monitor. PHELPS, John . . . Mine eyes are on the open fields. Hall Monitor, Band, Cross Country, Track, Boys C Winner, Skiing. PHILIPP, Mary Ann . . . Like gravity, she has the power of attraction. Office Help, Homecoming Attendant. 92 PORIETIS, Andrew (Andy) . . . “Though his blush is well known, his seeds of friendship ore well sown. Honor Roll, Student Council, Lunchroom Monitor, German Club, Class Treasurer, Homecoming Committee. POVLITZKI, Duane . . . You can tell him by the noise he doesn't make. PREBISH, Helen . . . Live, laugh and be merry. RAAEN, Terry . . . Charles should have known him, for Terry's a little Dickens! Stage Crew, Baseball, Hi-C. RADKE, William (Billy) ... Men of few words are the best men National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Banker. RANNERSBERGER, Renate (Renie) ... I never met a man I didn’t like. German Club, French Club, Latin Club, Flag Twirler. RAPAICH, James (Jim) . . . People say that life is the thing, but I prefer reading. P.T.S.A. Representative, Wrestling. RAUNER, Judith (Judy) . . . She packs all of her troubles in a box and sits on the lid and laughs. Band, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, Cheerleader. REED, Robert (Bob) ... Why study? The more we study the more we forget. REVELING, David (Dove) . . . Did nothing in particular and did it well. Swimming. RIXMANN, Myrna (Myrnee) . . . The fairest queen that ever we received. Honor Roll, Student Council, Red Cross, Hall Monitor, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Homecoming Queen, Homecoming Committee, Cheerleader. RODEBERG, Jerilyn (Jerri) . . . Generally speaking, Jerri is generally speaking. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, P.T.S.A. Representative, Office Help, Centralian Staff, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Mimes and Mummers Secretary, Homecoming Committee, Glee Club. RODRIGUEZ, Tamara (Tammy) ... A smile means the same thing in every language. Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, French Club. ROGAN, Cassandra (Cassie) . . . I’m w'de awake as you can see, but sound asleep I’d rother be. Library Monitor, Junior Achievement. ROHE, Kenneth (Kenny) ... He’s devoted to something — can it be school work? Golf, Boys C Winner. 93 ROLOFF, Raymond (Ray) . . . “Let thy speech be better than silence, or be silent.” ROZENBERG, Elmar (Rosie) ... “An all around man and a man all around.” Student Council, Band, Football, Track, Boys “C” Winner, Boys State, S.E.P. Aide, Letterman’s Club. RUDOLPH, Carl . . . “Common sense is not a common thing. Honor Roll, Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Cross Country, Track. RUMPH, Caroldeane (Connie) . . . Better three hours too late than a minute too early. Honor Roll, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Junior Achievement. RUTLAND, Barbara (Barb) ... Whenever I think, I make mistakes.” Junior Achievement. SANDQUIST, Ellen ... I love to wind up my tongue, I love to hear it go. Honor Roll, Band, Tri-Ettes, French Club, Junior Achievement, National Forensic League. SAVAGE, Sandra (Sandy) ... “She's small — so's dynamite. Lunchroom Monitor, Choir, Tri-Ettes. SCANLAN, Richard (Ricky) ... In the ups and downs of life, he’s an up. Honor Roll, Student Council, Hall Monitor, Band, Spanish Club, Co-President, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee, Football, Track, Skiing, Class Play. SCHALLER, Gay ... I think more than you think I think. Hall Monitor, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club, National Forensic League, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee. SCHILTZ, Diane (Schiltzy) ... Her hair is the envy of every girl, because it won’t come out of curl. Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Lady of the Court. SCHMITZ, Marlys . . . Who says I’m quiet? SHACKELFORD, Ernestine (Ernie) ... They are never alone who are accompanied by noble thoughts. News Staff, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Junior Achievement. SHEA, Michele (Mickie) ... Her mind never knows what her mouth will say next.” Library Monitor, Pep Club, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A. SHRIVER, Marilou ... ”A giggle is worth a hundred groans in any market. Work Program. SJOLANDER, Gunnar . . . “The rule of my life; moke pleasure my business.” 94 SKUJINS, Mora . . . Blue eyes portray a warm heart. ‘ Honor Society, Red Cross, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, German Club, Pep Club. SLORBY, Sherrill . . . A little nonsense now and then. Is relished by the wisest man. Choir. SMITH, Jerome (Jerry) . . . He lets his light shine without turning the spot on himself. Hall Monitor, News Staff, letterman's Club, Baseball, Football, Hockey, Boys C Winner. SMITH, Kathleen (Kathy) ... A pleasant, attractive, cheerful lass, whose charm and grace give her class. Student Council Vice President, Office Help, Tri-Ettes, French Club, Pep Club, Homecoming Attendant, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A. SMITH, Mark . . . He listens while others talk. Hall Monitor, Choir, Hi-Y, Baseball, Golf, Boys C Winner, Skiing. SPILLANE, Sheila ... I like a seat near the window, so many interesting things happen outside. Library Monitor, Tri-Ettes, Flag Twirler, Junior Achievement, Class Play. SPILMAN, Robert (Bob) ... Those most deserving praise, care least about it. STANTON, Joy . . . I'm not an angel, But I'm happy. STENG, John . . . Reasonable men always agree if they know what they're talking about. Work Program. STENSVAAG, Rebecca (Becky) ... Her speech is slow, her thoughts sublime, her words are long, her marks are fine. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Choir, Tri-Ettes Secretary and Treasurer, Germon Club, Pep Club, Class Cabinet. STOLCERS, Maris . . . Such a man as everyone would wish to be. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, German Club, Basketball. STONE, Richard (Ricky) . . . Variety is the spice of life, he's one variety. Projection Crew, Junior Achievement, Class Play. STORMOEN, Barbara (Barb) ... I like work, it fascinates me, I can sit around and look at it for hours. Junior Achievement. SULEM, Jeanne ... A golden smile with hair to match.” Honor Roll, P.T.S.A. Representative, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club, Junior Achievement. SWANSON, Geraldine (Gerri) ... A sweet attractive kind of face; she warms all hearts around the place. Hall Monitors, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee. 95 SWANSON, Judith (Judy) . . . She's not only o cord, she's the whole deck. SWIFT, Kathleen (Kathy) ... With always o smile, she's a friend worthwhile. Tri-Ettes, Class Play. TAYLOR, Thomas . . . It's true! I'm really graduating. TELKEN, Darrell . . . Darrell's broad-minded and kindly in all he does. Choir, Work Program. TEMPLE, Ralph (Ralphie) ... A mighty hero on floor and grid — but very modest as to what he did. Honor Roll, Student Council, Spanish Club, Letterman's Club, Class Cabinet, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Track, Boys C Winner. THOMAS, Spencer . . . Haste makes waste, Why Hurry? TOLZMAN, Virginia (Ginger) ... She enters quietly as a sunbeam. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, P.T.S.A. Representative, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club, G.A.A. TORWICK, Nancy ... I felt good this morning, until I woke up. News Staff. TRANG, Janet (Jan) ... The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Office Help, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Homecoming Committee, Hi-C. THOMPSON, Betty (Betty Boop) ... It’s better to be small and shine than to be large and cast a shadow. Honor Roll, Student Council, Red Cross, Hall Monitor, News Staff Co-Editor, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Class Secretary, Lady of the Court, Homecoming Committee Treasurer, Alternate Cheerleader. TINGERTHAL, Susan (Tinker) . . . She's pretty to walk with, witty to talk with and pleasant to think on, too. National Honor Society, Student Council, Hall Monitor, News Staff, Glee Club, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Class Vice President, Homecoming Attendant, Homecoming Committee, Cheerleader Captain, Girls State, Sno-Queen. TOCK, Joan ... I never do today what can be done tomorrow. Honor Roll, Choir, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club, Flag Twirler, Junior Achievement, G.A.A. TROMBLEY, Norma . . . Happy am I, from care I am free, Why can't they all be contented like me? Hall Monitor. TROMBLEY, Patricia (Pat) ... Who's afraid of the big bad teachers? TRUDEAU, Dennis (Dennie) ... Never do tomorrow what you can put off till next year. 96 VEE, Earl . . . He'll make his place in the world. Stage Crew, Band, Football. VICINO, Franco . . . All the great men of the world are dying, I don’t feel too well mystetf. Student Council, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Debate, Cross Country, Track, Skiing,A.F.S. from Italy. VIRNIG, Kenneth (Kenny) . . . This man's a volume, if you know how to read him. Hi-Y. WALTON, Alberta (Beno) ... Ready to work. Ready to play, Ready to help; Wherever she may. Glee Club, Choir, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Flag Twirler, Debate, Mimes and Mummers, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A. WARDLOW, Lydia . . . She puts the best of herself in whatever she does. Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Flag Twirler, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee. WASHINGTON, James (Jim) . . . Our idea of a regular guy. Student Council, Projection Crew, Junior Achievement, Cross Country, Track, Wrestling. WEINREICH, David (Dove) ... A nose for news and nonsense. WELLS, Nancy . . . Not bold, not shy, not short, not tall, but a new mingling of them all. Honor Roll, Red Cross, Hall Monitor, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Mimes and Mummers, G.A.A., Girls C Winner. WESTLIN, Carol . . . She doesn't study her lessons, she lessens her studies. WIESE, Mary . . . If silence were golden, she'd be a millionaire. P.T.S.A. Representative, Red Cross. Office Help., Central Singers, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club, Banker. WILLAR, Jerry ... I trouble not studies, studies trouble not me. Red Cross, Hall Monitor, Lunchroom Monitor, Hi-Y, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee, Banking. WILLIAMS, Cleo . . . Cleo has a heart of gold, she's a friend to have and friend to hold. Choir, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club, Flag Twirler. WILSON, Karen . . . Nothing is impossible with a willing heart! Honor Roll, Hall Monitor. WIRTH, Jeffrey (Jeff) ... Things may go right or things may go wrong, Jeff's happy go lucky all day long. Projection Crew, Baseball. WISLOFSKY, Barbara (Barb) ... I'd like to be bashful but the boys won’t let me. Choir, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club, G.A.A. 97 WITTICH, Darlene . . . My books never suffer from overwork. Tri-Ettes. WOHLFORTH, Donelle ... A hearty life, a pleasant smile Donelle is happy all the while. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Tri-Ettes, German Club. WOLD, Phillip (Flip) . . . Whenever he feels like exercising. He sits down until the feeling goes away. WOLF, William (Willy Wolf) ... He'd rather hug a football than anything else — Well, almost anything else. Honor Roll, Student Council, Let-terman's Club, Basketball, Football, Track, Boys C Winner, Class Cabinet, Sno-King. WOOD, Sandra (Sandy) ... They said it couldn't be done, so I didn't try. Tri-Ettes, French Club, G.A.A. WOOLERY, Cora Le (Corz) ... Love is what makes the world go round, that's why I'm always dizzy. Lunchroom Monitor, Choir, Central Singers, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Alternate Cheerleader, Banker. WOOLERY, Ella Mae (Elzie) ... I have known men, liked a few, loved one (at a time) or maybe two. Office Help, Choir, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Banking. WORKMAN, Roberto (Bobbie) ... Dancing eyes ond curly hair, here's your warning, men, beware! ZIERDEN, Judith (Judy) . . . School is all right— from the outside. Library Monitor, Flag Twirler. We Didn't Make the Deadline HARVEY SIMS RUSSELL LINDSTROM JOHN BERGSTRAND ROGER ANDERSON WILLIAM ANDERSON ADAMS. DONNA AKMENTINS. JANIS (Johnnie) AITRINGER. RICHARD (Dick) ANCRIMSON. GARY BACON, BARBARA (Barb) BURDICK. ROXANNE CALHOUN. RICHARD CLEMENS. JOHN FISHER. WILLIAM (8ill) FRANSON. LARRY GARETSON. GLORIA HANSON, BRUCE JACKSON. EMEAL LANKTON. THOMAS (Hawk) LOKEN, SANDRA (Sandy) LONG. DEAN LOVE. ROGER (Rog) MC KENZIE. PATRICK (Pal) MAY. WILSON MITCHELL. HOUSTON (Billy) MOHS, SHARON MURRAY, CAROLYN NEWSOME. JAMES (Jim) NICHOLS. JOHN (Nick) OCONNOR, ELLEN PHILLIPS. STEPHEN (Sieve) OUAMME. MARCELYN RASMUSSEN, JAMES (Jim) SMALLS. NATHANIEL (Note) SMITH. GARY SNELL, GEORGE STIEBINGER. JAMES (Jim) THOMAS. LaVERNA 98 WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER ... SENIOR MEMORIES Most of all DEAR OLD C.H.S. . . . Football Preview night complete with fashion show . . . The Fall Fiesta put on by the Spanish Club . . . Our Football team and glamorous captains Kenny and Elmar . . . Their classy new uniforms . . . Our Centennial Homecoming . . . “They're No Birden . . . Pooch as a dame . . . “School Days . . . Rusty Hinges . . . Our lovely Queen Myrna and her attendants Kathy, Sue, Mary and Mary Ann . . . Mr. Hawker’s talks to boost ticket sales . . . Our peppy cheerleaders . . . The Hockey and Basketball Previews . . . Bobby's lunchroom announcements . . . Our State Track champs . . . The German Band . . . Dove Mallak of all-city fame . . . Senior Elections . . . designing and putting up posters . . . when the campaign managers and candidates gaves their speeches . . . Our Senior Class President, Mark . . . the Senior Christmas Party . . . when Santa Mallak came in on roller skates . . . Mistletoe . . . The Christmas dance “Mistletoe Mambo . . . The Christmas play “Kings of Nomania . . . Mr. Quaker . . . Tri-Ettes and Hi-Y joints . . . The Tri-School Dance “Winter Wonderland . . . Cokefails . . . Sno-Daze . . . King Bill and Queen Sue . . . Sno-Ball Dance . . . Jim Aamodf’s drum solo . . . Pizza at La Pizzeria . . . The Senior Women losing to the junior girls in broom hockey . . . “We want BoBo . . . Knee-ticklers . . . When a football player was dressed on stage . . . Trading senior pictures . . . memorizing Shakespeare and sonnets . . . The News programs . . . “Warren Continental'' . . . Our class play The Doctor in Spite of Himself . . . The Cen-tralian Program . . . College boards and A.C.T. . . . Organic chemistry . . . Cheering in the lunchroom . . . The Faculty Band . . . Sno-White Jim . . . The time the sophomores won the contest . . . “Chuck Wagon . . . Representative Centralites . . . Pep Fests . . . The Cheerleaders’ skits . . . Pioneer costumes for Homecoming . . . Our Student Council President, Dick . . .Decoroting the lunchroom for dances . . . Pulling down the decorations after dances . . . Remodeling the gyms and chemistry labs . . . Booster Buttons . . . Balloons at Homecoming . . . Student teachers . . . Senior women going with underclassmen . . . The Pancake Breakfasts . . . Cramming for Finals . . . Bobbie Lyle and His Combo . . . Jimmy Hill's mellow voice . . . Armed Forces Day . . . French Club Corsages . . . When the Senior Boys were bridesmaids at the wedding of the Central High News to Strongheart Subscriptions . . . Womp . . . Class Play Tryouts . . . Records in the lunchroom . . . Ahmad Jamal . . . the All-City Choir . . . Our Foreign Pioneers Tammy and Franco . . . “Bad Motorscooter . . . Honor Society candy selling parties . . . When the faculty cheerleaders did Beat 'em Bust 'em . . . The Senior Class Party . . . Roaring 20's“ . . . The Charleston Contest . . . Senior Job Conferences . . . looking forward to Baseball! . . . Writing the Gale Essay . . . Making plans for next year . . . Senior Day Program . . . The Senior Prom . . . Dedication ... Commencement June 15, 1961. As we the Senior Class say farewell and go our different ways, we are bound together by the memorable years we have spent at C.H.S. 99 PHOTOGRAPHY — lundgren Studio PUBLISHER — Fred Fredell WM' 100