Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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

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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

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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