Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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

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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.

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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