Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1962 volume:

■ As this school years passes into history and new students come to fill the vacant rooms; we, the Class of 1962, look out into the world — a world which promises us a bright future. Leaving these halls for the outside, a twinge of sadness touches our hearts for we are leaving behind a part of ourselves. So, to the classes to come, we issue the challenge to cherish the past and make the future even brighter. Dear Red and Blue we’ll sing to you Our Song of loyally. And follow you, dear Red and Blue, With faith to victory! And when in danger of the foe, You'll fi„d us launch and true. With all our might we’ll fight! fighl, ghl, Fof Red anJ B u I Z96I upijPjiim'j Contents DEDICATION.......Page 4 FACULTY .........Page 5 SENIORS .........Page 13 UNDERGRADS ......Page 34 ORGANIZATIONS Page 40 SPORTS...........Page 60 FEATURES ........Page 77 BABY PICTURES Page 91 SENIOR DIRECTORY Page 93 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA 3 Dedication LORIS TIIORESOH We will always remember him as a quiet man with a great personal magnetism. He inspires students to newer heights, both academically and athletically. He puts his students at ease with little jokes, helpful hints, and gentle teasing. Whitcy” draws students and teachers alike with his quiet dignity and spirited personality. We respect and honor him for he works for us in the classroom and on the athletic field. In his classes we see a teacher great in personality and creativeness. Outside the classroom we find that he is a friend who smiles as he passes us in the halls and helps with our problems. We appreciate his interest in us as individuals, and his work in benefiting Central and all its students. In the years to come we will always remember Whitcy’' as a wonderful friend of the athletes on his team as well as the students in his classes. To you, Loris Whitey” Thoreson, we dedicate our 1962 CENTRALIAN. 4 Class of 1962 PRINCIPALS JAMES TREGLAWNY Principal DONALD TURKINGTON Assistant Principal COUNSELORS DONALD D. BEVIS MRS. JOYCE JACKSON CLARA M. ANDERSON Faculty BANDT, MRS. MARIPAT . . English, Speech Activities BIRELINE, ROSALIA . . Art ANDERSON. JAMES . . Biology, Physical Education, Baseball, Sophomore Football, Sophomore Hockey ANDERSON. JOYCE . . Physical Education, Intramural Sports ELIAS, CHARLES . . Physical Education, Football, Swimming GROSZ, LORINE . . German, English, National Honor Society, German Club BOWMAN, EARL . . History. Assistant Football, Assistant Basketball, Assistant Track DANIELS, DOROTHY . . Home Economics HAWKER, WILLIAM . . Modern Problems, Faculty Manager HEARN, CATHERINE . . Assistant Librarian HAASARUD, FLORENCE . . Related Subjects, Centralian HAWKER. MRS DOROTHY .. Physical Education, Intramural Sports JOHNSON. EVELYN . . Chief Clerk JOHNSON, MRS. IRENE . . Credit Clerk HOISINGTON, ROBERT . . Mathematics, Cross Country, Track HOVEY, RAYMOND. . . Physics KLEIN. MRS. KATHERINE . . Nurse KOCH, HAROLD . . Chemistry. Stage Crew JONES, MRS. LUCILLE . . Requisition Clerk KITTO, THOMAS . . Drafting. Audio-Visual Aids 6 LOBDELL. LUCILLE . . Modern Problems WNDHEIM, MRS. JEANNE . . English, Mimes and Mummers, Class Play KORISTA, FRANCES . . Biology KRUEGER. EDWARD . . History MATTSON, MRS. DOROTHY . . Lunchroom Manager MCNAMER, RICHARD . . Mathematics, Assistant Football. Wrestling, Assistant Baseball. Sophomore Baseball MACHULA. WALTER . . Occupational Relations Coordinator MAHOWALD. MRS SHIRLEY . . English, Creative Writing MORTENSON, MRS. LILIAN . . Attendance Clerk NESS. ARNOLD . . Music Dir-ector, Band, Choir MONA, JUDITH . . English, Central News MORSE, KATHRYN . . Visiting Teacher PALMER, MRS. JANET . . Home Economics, Tri-Ettes RALPH, EDWARD . . Wood, Hockey, Golf OLSON. MRS. MARGUERITE . . Spanish, Spanish Club, Latin Club OLSON, ROGER . . History. Assistant Football, Intramural Sports SCH WICHTENBERG, DONOVAN . . Business, Locks and Lockers SELLERS, MRS. MARIE . . Speech, Homecoming ANDEEN, ERNEST . . Metals CHMIDT, NORMAN . . Busi-ess. Duplicating Service, Swim-� ing 7 STEWART, MRS. MARY English. French, French Club STOKES, EDITH . . Librarian STRL'KEL, JERRY . . Auto Shop, Driver Training. Traffic Safety Council SUTER, FREDERICK . . Math-cmatics. Equipment Manager, Student Council THORESON, LORIS . . Math-cmatics, Basketball, Tennis WEIS, DAY SO R . . History, Hi-Y, World Affairs Club WIESSER, ROSALD . . History, Ski Coach WOLD, LEOLA . . Related Subjects. Red Cross ZASGER, HELES . . Business, Banking Occupational Training Staff A. Siftar, R. Marlin, . Papa-tola, E. Mauren, I. Wood LUNCHROOM STAFF Bottom row: Alice Miller, Air . Dorothy Mattson, Lunchroom Manager, Elanor Gustafson Row 2: Grace Junger, Evelyn Borgstrom, Doris Thompson, Ruth Hauser CUSTODIAL STAFF Bottom row: Harold Waterman, Earl Henke, Chief Engineer, John Breyette Row 2: John Lindquist, John C. Johnson, Clayton Doherty, F. Batzdis Row 3: Wm. Muenzhuber. Robert Hanlon. Lies Greln 8 9 Seniors. .. CLASS CABINET Bottom row: C. Rogan, P. Merril, J. Laurence. . Pruett, M. Me Gray, S. Johnson, J. Lien. W. Rixmann, M. Maanum, K. Ehrlichmanu, N. liuelou Row 2: C. Clausen, K. Gritting, A. Givens, R. Knutson, B. Forte, C. Oberg, S. Dingfelder, G. Hestness, L. Munsager, G. Lundeen. Senior Class Officers and Cabinet The senior class was surprised and thrilled with the election of its class officers. Never before had so many seniors been found assisting in campaigning for the candidates of their choice. Qualifications emphasized were leadership, scholastic ability, and personality. 10 Selection of cabinet members was made by the class officers with final approval by the senior faculty advisers — with whom they would work on the various committees. CLASS OFFICERS BARB FORTE, Treasurer; CAROLE OBERG. Secretary; SANDY JOHNSON. Vice President; MIKE McGRAY, President Top Marilyn Chelgren Melody Maanum Ten Patricia Anderson Site Ruhr man Susan Fmbrctson John Flint Barbara Ueinonen Mark Peterson lisa Vinson Paulette Merrill Archie Givens Mike MeGray Corrie Clausen Richard Anderson Representative Centralites Leadership, scholastic ability, sportsmanship, activities and service to Central have led these Pioneers to the top. These students were elected by the Senior Class to represent our school. We the Senior Class of 1962 congratulate you on this honor. You have helped to make our Class one of the best that Central has ever graduated. Mark Peterson Carl Roftan Sandy Jane Johnson Toni Whiteside ANDREWS. Yvonne ... Quiet until you know her. Honor Roll, Student Council, News Staff, Tri-Ettes. French Club Vice-President, Lady of the Court. BALZER, Gary ... Egad, what a lad. Honor Roll, Projection Crew, Baseball, Swimming. BANGERTF.R, Nancy... The more we see her, the more we like her. Office Help. BARNES, Kathleen (Kathie)... East going with carefree ways, don't work too hard-it never pays. Honor Roll, Glee Club, Work Program. G.A.A., Safety Council. Banking. ALLEN, Madeline ... Sweet to everyone she knows. Tri-Ettes, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, Work Program, Banking. ANDERSON, Richard (Rick) ... Girls may be puzling, but I’ll never give them up National Honor Society, Student Council, Library Monitor, News Staff, Baseball, Hockey Captain. C” Winner. ANDERSON, Patricia (Pat) ... Her diploma brings a promising future.” National Honor Society, Office Help. Tri-Ettes, G.A.A. ANDERSON. William (Bill)... They said it couldn’t be done so I didn’t try. Junior Achievement, Baseball, Hockey, C Winner, Banking. BARNETT. Barbara (Barb) ... Neatness is never a mistake. Honor Roll, Monitor, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Homecoming Committee. BEARD, Geneva ... Silence has its advantages. Red Cross. BEDEAU, Alfred ... Silence is a great art of speech” BEECROFT, Roberta (Bobbi) ... Maiden with the meek brown eyes. Lady of the Court, G.A.A.. Choir. BENSON, Joan ... Seriousness and merriment are near neighborsHonor Roll, Office Help, Red Cross, Band Secretary and Treasurer, Tri-Ettes, Homecoming Attendant, Cheerleader. BERG, Robert (Bob) ... Wind him up and away he goes. National Honor Society, Library Monitor, News Staff. Hi-Y President, Homecoming Committee, Wrestling. 13 BERGSTRAND, Patricia (Pat) ... Gentle in manner, firm in reality.” H« nor Roll, News Staff, Tri-Ettes French Club, Pep Club. BI.OOMGRFN, Edmund ... Why do I hate to study all day uhen I find {renter joys in the lield of play.” Work Program, Wrestling, Safety Council. BOUDREAUX, Kenneth ... He was a leader of leaders.” Choir, Central Singers, Spanish Club. Junior Achievement, Basketball, Football, Track, C” Winner, Boys’ State. BRENNER, Susan... I pleasing countenance is no slight advantage. P.T.S.A., News Staff, Tri-Ettes, French Club. BIT.I.OW, Neil .. . A right good fellow we'll all admit; he has a good time and studies a bit.” News Staff. Spanish Club. Homecoming Committee, Football, “C” Winner. CAMERON. Eleanor (Ellie) ... The only way to have a friend is to be one. Choir, Central Singers, Junior Achievement. BLACOUE. Susan ... The mildest manner and the gentlest heart.” French Club. Left School. BOOSALIS, John ... I've taken my fun where I've found it.” Choir, Football, Hockey, C” Winner. BRAN'TL, Terry ... Once a gentleman. always a gentleman.” Projection Crew, Cross Country. Track, Skiing. BRYANT, Darwin ... He didn't let school interfere with his education.” Football, Hockey. C” Winner. BL'HRMAN. Susan ... Nature does nothing without a purpose. National Honor Society, Student Council, German Club, Latin Club, National Forensic • League, Debate. Mimes and Mummers Secretary, Junior Achievement Secretary, Safety Council President. CAMPBELL, Diane... A wise and understanding heart.” Work Program. 14 CAMPION, James.. . Brimful of mischief and glee.” Safety Council. CARLSON. Nancy... Mirth makes the banquet sweet. Office Help, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club. CASHIN, Nancy... silence were golden, I’d he a pauper!' Honor Roll, Hand, Tri-Fttcs, German Club, G.A. A., C” Winner. CHATHAM. Evelyn... A girl with calm and quiet ways, follow her ex-am pie-it pays!' Junior Achievement CHI DR ESS, Margaret... All work and no play is not the life for me!' Office Help, Flag Twirlers, P.T.S.A. Representative. CAUGHEY, Jennifer ... There is more than one way to heaven. Honor Roll, Office Help, Glee Club, Tri-Ettes. Latin Club. Pep Club, Junior Achievement, G.A.A. CHELGREN, Marilyn ... Whatever her task may be, she’ll do it willingly!’ National Honor Society, Hail Monitor, Choir, Central Singers, Tri-Ettcs, Spanish Club, Pep Club. Mimes and Mummers. CLAUSEN, Corinnc (Corrie) ... Gaiety, the best legacy of youth.” Honor Roll, Spanish Club Vice-President, G.A.A. President, Girl's State Alternate, Centralian Staff, P.T.S.A. Representative, Band, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club. Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee, Lady of the Court. Banker, C.I.T., Senior Class Cabinet. CONSIDINE, Mary... Curiosity is little more than another name for hope!' Work Program, Glee Club. COSS, Cheryl... In her tongue is the law of kindness!’ Choir. Tri-Ettes. Spanish Club, Pep Club, Junior Achievement. CLINE, James ... Surely madam, I am no woman hater. Lunchroom Monitor. Hi-Y. Baseball. Cross Country, Football, C Winner. CLINE. Robert... I have a voice, but why wear it out.” Basketball. COUGHLIN. Kathleen ... The nicest things come in little packages!' Work Program. CRAIG, Myron... Wherever you find fun, there will be Myron. Honor Roll, Spanish Club, Junior Achievement. CULHANE, Mary' •.. They are rich who have true friends!' Library Monitor, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Junior Achievement. CUMBEE, Sandra ... The merry heart makes a cheerful countenance.” 15 DAHL. Steven... Take care of scbool-l'm leavingI Centralian Staff, Junior Achievement, Tennis, C” Winner. DAHLBERG, Janice ... I quiet exterior, a friendly interior. Honor Roll, Office Help, Centralian Staff, Choir, Tri-Ettes. Spanish Club Secretary, Latin Club, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, G.A.A. DAHLMAN, Henry ... He may run for president, but never for a class. Monitor, German Club, Football, Hockey, C” Winner. DAVIDSON. Dorothy ... Thou art as gay as a goldfish. Honor Roll, Hall Monitor, Choir, Tri-Ettes, Latin Club Secretary, Pep Club, G.A.A. DELONGE, Sylvia ... Good nature and good sense combined.” Pep Club. DECKER. William ... ’’He's the joker of the deck National Honor Society, Work Program. 1X)LS. George ... A courteous, likeable chap” Left school in senior year. DONAHUE, Mary ... The world gives no reward for worry, but life will reward us if we hurry. DENOMA, Diane ... Modesty becomes a young woman. Office Help, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club. DINGFELDER, Steven... am a lover, but have not found anyone to love. National Honor Society, Ccntralian Staff. German Club. Golf. C Winner, Boys' State, Coronation Committee, Prom Committee. DONLEY, Lawrence ... Our basket ball star-at least he’s always out at night. Honor Roll, News Staff. Choir, Central Singers, Basketball, Tennis, C” Winner. DUEHN, Robert... He knows much, but says little. Baseball, Hockey. DRF.SEL, Thomas... '7 came, I saw, I went. Monitor. DUNCANSON. Lee... A mighty man with mighty aspirations. 16 EDBERG, James ... I’m not afraid of work; it just worries me. Band, Skiing. EHRLICHMANN, Kathleen (Kay)... Enthusiasm is the flavor of fun Honor Roll, P.T.S.A., Band. Tri-Ettes Treasurer, German Club, Junior Achievement, Safety Council, G.A.A. ELROD, David ... Action is the proof of ability. Honor Roll, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Football, Track, C” Winner. EVERETT, Russell (Snooks) .. Not too bold and not too shy, just the nicest sort of guy. Choir, Basketball, Football, Track, C” Winner. ENGEL. Linda ... Never too much of a good thing. Honor Roll, Library Monitor. FALLS, Muriel (Myrt) . . . A cheery word, a friendly grin National Honor Society, Office Help. Latin Club, Banking. FEIKFR, Gary .,. Courtesy is the road to success. Left school to join Navy. EDDY, George ... Not that he loved study less, but he loved fun more. Honor Roll, Spanish Club, Baseball, Football, Hockey, C” Winner. ELLINGSON. Thomas... Life and love are all a dream. F. MBRF.TSON, Susan ... It is good to be merry and wise. National Honor Society. Monitor, News Staff Editor, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club, G. A.A. ERICKSON. Stephen .. . lie that mischief hatchet h, mischief cat c he I h.” Football, Hockey, Tennis, C” Winner. FAISON, Dorothy . . . Brown eyes portray a warm heart Choir, Tri-Ettes, Junior Achievement, Pep Club, Red Cross, Junior Achievement, G.A.A. FFIGUM. Marlene . . . The gat who is always there to help. Hall Monitor, G.A.A. FENNEFT, William . . . His activities speak for his personality. Sophomore Honor Roll, Baseball, Basketball, Wrestling. 17 FIEBF.R, Sharon... A golden smile with hair to match. Choir, Lady of the Court. FLINT. John ... Belter the devil’s fool, than a woman's slave .’’ National Honor Society Vice-President, News Editor, Spanish Cluh President. FITCH, Susan ... Mustard is good sauce, hut mirth a better one Red Cross, Office Help. FORSYTH, James ... Men of few words are best. Honor Roll, Band. German Club. Dance Rand. FORTE. BARBARA ... It’s better to he small and shine, than to be large and cast a shadow.” National Honor Society, Student Council, Hall Monitor, Office Help, Choir, Central Singers, Tri-Ettes, French Cluh. Mimes and Mummers. Lady of the Court, G.A.A., Class Treasurer. FRANZA, Angelina (Angie) ... Here’s a girl with lovely hair, a friendly smile-a gift so rare. Latin Club, Homecoming Committee. GAARDER, Linda ... Sincere and nice. Lunchroom Monitor, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club. GARDNER, Lloyd ... A noble mind is free to all men. Band, Cross Country, Track, C” Winner. GIVENS, Archie (Cosmo) ... Great' er men have lived, hut I don’t believe it. Honor Roll, Student Council, Monitor, Homecoming, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Track, C” Winner, All-City Student Council. All-City Football Team. GLEASON. Judith ... Eat, drink, and be merry. Work Program, Golf, G.A.A. GREILING, Karen .. . A light heart lives long.” National Honor Society, Red Cross Secretary and Vice-President. Choir, Central Singers, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, German Club Secretary, Homecoming Committee, Safety Council. G.A.A. GROSS, Norman ... 7 think I think more than you think I think. GROTH, Jon ... His mind is his kingdom. National Honor Society President, News Staff Editor-in-Chief, Hi-Y, Homecoming Committee Treasurer, Band. 18 GROVE, Gary . .. Life and laughter ■every inch of him. Projection Crew. Skiing. GUSTAFSON, Su?annc ... Winsome, witty, and wise. HAI.VFRSON, James ... Never a dull moment. HANSEN. Marlin ... A friend to all. enemy to none. Hall Monitor. Fool-hall, Track, Wrestling. HAGEN, Raymond (Dan)... No one knows wnat he CdU do until he tries. Baseball, Football. Hockey, C Winner. HANSEN, Kathleen ... A good laugh is sunshine anywhere. Red Cross, Band, Tri-Ettes, German Club, Junior Achievement, G.A.A. HANSON, John ... Ambition needs no rest, hut I do. Band, Choir, Football, Hockey, Tennis. HANSON, Judith ... Smiling eyes, flashing smile-sweet and happy all the while. Office Help, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club. HARRINGTON. Gary ... All men of action are dreamers. Hall Monitor, Band, Spanish Club, Baseball. Skiing. HANSON, Michael... He studied sometimes, for a change. HASTINGS, Jane...'To do good, rather than to be conspicuous. National Honor Society, News Staff, German Club, Latin Club, National Forensic League, Junior Achievement. HAVNEN, Betty... Laugh and the whole world laughs with you. Tri-Ettes. Spanish Club, Pep Club, Homecoming Committee. HAVNEN, William ... Not conspicuous, but liked hy all. HEDSTROM, Marilyn ... Hear first, and speak afterwards. Red Cross, Choir, Spanish Club, Junior Achievement, G.A.A. HEINONEN, Barbara ... Intelligence is one of the many qualities she possesses National Honor Society, Centralian Co-Editor, German Club, Latin Club President, Banking, G. A. A., C.I.T. 19 HELLUM, Arthur ... To uorry is folly, so let’s be jolly. HINES, Dennis (57problem for every solution. German Club Latin Club. Track, Football, C Winner. HESTNESS. Gary... This lull, blond, good-looting lad is one that every girl wishes she had. Red Cross, Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Home-coming Committee. Baseball, Football. HOCUK. Helen ... Don't let those shy looting people fool you. Red Cross, Monitor, Pep Club, Safety Council. G.A.A. HUDSON, Jerry ... He that is of a merry heart hath a continual feast. Football, Wrestling, C Winner. HUGLEN, Harold ... A man who tnows there is a way and has the will to find it. Red Cross, Hall Monitor. Lunchroom Monitor, Basketball. Football, Hockey, Track, Wrestling, C” Winner. HUNT. Sharon ... Citing Sharon comes naturally. Hall Monitor, News Staff. Tri-Ettcs, Pep Club. ILI.GUTH, Evy (Anita) ... A pleasant word for everyone.” Honor Roll, Choir, Central Singers. Tri-Ettes. National Forensic League. INGENHUTT. John ... Quiet, but a friend to know. Honor Roll, German Club. Latin Club Vice-President, Mimes and Mummers, Cross Country, Track. C” Winner. IRWIN. Lavonne ... A young girl in her early flirties. Office Help, Tri-Ettes. IOHNSON, Bryant... His only labor is to till time. Hall Monitor, Cross Country, Track, C Winner, Safety Council. JOHNSON. Delbert ... Carefree, content, reliable.” Honor Roll, Cross Country, Track, Wrestling, C” Winner. JOHNSON, Judith ... Restless as a rumor. Work Program. JOHNSON, Patricia ... Steady as the ticking of a dock. Honor Roll, Band, Tri-Ettes. Debate. G.A.A. JOHNSON, Paul... Delightfully in. teresling.” JOHNSON. Sandra... •'She rates high in personality.” Student Council. G. A.A., Tri-Ettes, Class Vice President, Homecoming Committee Chairman, Band. Homecoming Attendant, Pep Club. JOHNSON. Sandra J.... Don't fence me in” Hall Monitor, French Club, Junior Achievement, Safety Council, Banking. JONES, Barbara ... Agreeable and likeable. KARLSON, Ada ... A rare variety of northern nut National Honor Society, Ccntralian Staff, Choir, Spanish Club, National Forensic League. Debate, Mimes and Mummers President, Speech Activities Treasurer, G.A.A., Central Singers. KIM. Ronald . . . He's a very devil.” Hall Monitor, Band, Baseball, Football. Wrestling, C” Winner. KNUDSON, Robert . . . Don’t take me too seriously. Honor Roll, News Staff. Spanish Club, Baseball, Football, Hockey, ”C” Winner. ■ KENNEDY. Robert J__ The force of his merit will make his way. German Club, Track. a KIPl.OKS, Ilga . . . The best is yet to come—Graduation. German Club. KRAGNESS. Sharon . . . The woman who deliberates is lost. LA DUKE, Linda . . . I’m here even if I don't tell anybody. LAMBERT, Robert . . . Beware the fury of a patient man. LAHTI, Dennis . . . Words are women, deeds are men. Stage Crew, Choir. LANGSFTH, Diane . . . Everybody’s pal. Red Cross, Tri-Ettes. 21 I.ARSON, Barbara . . . Always in a burry, but full of fun, there just aren't enough hours for all Barb wants done. Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Flag Twirler, National Florensic League, Mimes and Mummers, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Commit-tec. Speech Activities, G.A.A. LAWRENCE. James (Bunny) . . . Prom the crown of his head to the tips of his feet, he’s all mirth. Honor Roll, Hall Monitor, Choir, Central Singers. Junior Achievement. Basketball, Track, C Winner. LEHRKE, Richard . . . Leisure is the reward of labor.” Football. Track. C' Winner. LIEN. Sharon . . . They know enough who know how to learn. Hall Monitor, Office Help, Flag Twirler Co-Captain. I.INDGRF.N, Renee . . . Like an atom — small but effective. Office Help. Choir. Tri-Ettes, Latin Club, Pep Club. LORFNCE. Robert . . . This world and I shall never agree. Hall Monitor. LUNDEEN, Gayle ... I shall laugh myself to death. Student Council, Projection Crew Secretary, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club. Pep Club, Homecoming Committee, Cheerleader. LARSON, Robert . . . Sum up at day what you did at night. Football, Hockey, Baseball, C Winner, News Staff, Banking. LAYEUX, Robert ... I sport for each season—football, basketball, and baseball. Baseball, Basketball, C” Winner. LUNDBERG, Sharol ... A girl with appeal and charm that’s real.” Office Help. News Staff, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club. LIF.N, Julie . . . lias she no faults” National Honor Society, Office Help, Choir, Central Singers, Tri-Ettes Chaplain. Spanish Club, Class Cabinet, G.A.A. LIVINGSTON. Vernon . . . It is better to wear out than to rust out.” Hall Monitor, Cross Country, Track, C Winner, LILJA Walter . . . Progress, man's distinctive mark alone. Honor Roll, Red Cross, Basketball. Golf, “C Winner. LUNDMARK, Daniel ... I little learning is a dangerous thing. National Honor Society, Hall Monitor, German Club. 22 LYLE, Robert . . . Outstanding in sports, character, and scholarship. Honor Roll, Student Council, Lunchroom Monitor, News Staff, Choir. Central Singers, Cross Country, Track, C Winner. MAC DONALD, Ruth ... A sweeter girl 'lis hard to find.” MC KEEGAN. Roberta . . . An interesting girl when you know her well with lots of stories and jokes to tell” Hall Monitor, News Staff. Band. Tri-Fites, Spanish Club, Pep Club. Homecoming Committee, G.A.A. Safety Council Secretary. MANSAGFR, Lynn . . . A smile that always ends in laughter—happy in class and giggling after. Student council Treasurer, Lunchroom Monitor, Band, Tri-Ettcs I.C.C. Representative, Pep Club, Homecoming Attendant, Alternate Cheerleader. MASON. Sally . . . Happiness is made to he shared. Honor Roll, Projection Crew, Tri-Ettcs, French Club Secretary-Treasurer, Pep Club. MEDCALF, Judith . . . A bundle of fun. Office Help, Tri-Ettcs, Spanish Club, Lady of the Court. Alternate Cheerleader. MCCURDY, Jean . . . She is full of good intentions. Red Cross, Golf, G.A.A. MCCRAY, Michael ... '7 am not in the roll of common men. Class President, Honor Roll, Student Council Vice-President. Lunchroom Monitor, Spanish Club Treasurer, Football, Tennis, C Winner. MAANUM. Melody . . . Silence gives grace to a woman. National Honor Society, Student Council, Office Help, Tri-Ettcs, French Club President, Homecoming Committee. MERRILL, Paulette . . . Vm not stubborn, I just don’t like being bossed. National Honor Society, Tri-Ettcs, German Club, Vice-President, Mimes and Mimmers, Junior Achievement, Lady of the Court. G.A.A., Girl's State, Student Council. MARTIN. Lois . . . Iler motto it: Without a care while I am young to do and dare. Red Cross. Library-Monitor, Office Help. MAYER, Catherine ... A placid, easy-going lass. News Staff. MICHEAU, Gary . . . Cares or worries he has none, hut radiates a generous share of wit and fun Hall Monitor, Junior Achievement, Football, Track, Chess Club. C” Winner. 23 MILLER, Loretta . . . One who it tweet and fair.” Red Cross, Choir, Tri-Ettes, German Club. MILLER. Richard . . . If I aim at the tun, I may hit a star. Stage Manager, Choir, Central Singers, Latin Club, Mimes and Mummers, Wrestling, Skiing, Safety Council. MOYNAGH, Robert . . . Everything he doet, he does well; and he does everything. Baseball, Football. Hockey, C” Winner, Safety Council. MILLER, Patricia ... I true friend is the most valued possession. MORGAN, Constance . . . It’s a fine thing to be yourself. Office Help, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, Red Cross, G.A.A. MURPHY, William . . . What should a man do but be merry? Latin Club. MURRAY, Jari . . . A quiet gal NARVF.SON, Janice who likes to smile. Work Program, friend to have. G.A.A. NF.VILS, Carl . . . Rascals are always sociable. Library Monitor, Band, Mimes and Mummers, Cross Country, Track, C Winner. NOBLE, Jeanninc . . . Her worth is measured in gold. News Staff, Tri-Ettes, French Club, Pep Club. OBERG, Carole . . . Brown-eyed and full of fun—of her kind there's only one. Student Counci Secretary, Choir, Tri-Ettes Secretary, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Homecoming Attendant, Homecoming Committee, Cheerleader, Class Secretary, G.A.A. NICHOLAS, Charlotte . . . Laughter, fun, and modesty. Choir, Tri-Ettes. NORTON, Gloria . . . Quiet? Well, sometimes. Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club. OLSON, Charles A. . . . A man’s man, yet a gentleman. Hall Monitor, Junior Achievement, Tennis, Homecoming Committee. 24 OLSON, Charles G. . . . A man who'll make his mark. Honor Roll, Band. OLSON. Michael ... A man among men. Safety Council. ONDOV, John . . . He lives long that lives well.” Band. Spanish Club. Football. OLSON, Curtis . . . Enjoyment is as necessary as labor.” OLSON, Neal . . . The mad in venter. l ibrary Monitor, Stage Crew, Junior Achievement. Work Program, Banking. PAI.BICKI, Richard ... A silent man is a wise man. Safety Council. PARKER. Donna . . . Pep and per-sonalityPep Club. PARROTT. Ronald . . . Wisely, he says little. Hi-Y, Track. PATIENT, Luann . . . Winning is her way. Band, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A. PAYNE. Charles . . . Mischief and pep welded into one. Cross Country. Swimming, Track. PESCH, Jerome . . . He stoops only for doors. Honor Roll, Spanish Club, Mimes and Mummers, Cross Country, Track, C” Winner, Skiing Captain, Banker. PETERSON. Carol . . . Silence is sweeter than sound. Work Program. PETERSON, Kent ... His funny bone never fails him Hockey. PETERSON. Loretta . . . Friendly to everyone. PETERSON, Lynell . . . Full of laughter, full of glee, full of per tonality. Tri-Eltes, Spanish Club. PETERSON. Pamela . . . Generally speaking, she’s eenerally speaking Honor Roll. Office Help. Tri-Erics, Spanish Club, Larin Club Treasurer, Junior Achievement, G.A.A. POTTER, Anthony (Tony) . . . Lord! I wonder what fool it was that first invented kissing. Homecoming Committee, Safety Council Treasurer. PUETT, Josephine (Jo) . . . Friends are born, not made. Honor Roll, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club, Class Cabinet. RICALDE. Maria (Chile) . . . Nice in anybody’s language. Student Council, Choir, Central Singers, Tri-Ettes. Spanish Club. Pep Club Treasurer, Mimes and Mummers, Junior Achievement, A.F.S. PETERSON, Mark . . . Mind moves matter National Honor Society, Student Council President, Hi-Y, German Club President, Mimes and Mummers, Homecoming Committee Co-Chairman, Football, Tennis, Wrestling, C” Winner. Boys' State, All-City Student Council, A.F.S., National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist. PETERSON, Sharric . . . Her presence radiates her friendly atmosphere. Monitor, Choir. POWELL, Karen . . . She pursues her studies but never overtakes them.” National Honor Society, Office Help. Spanish Club. G.A.A. REDELL. Diane . . . with everyone.” RIEGER, Joan . . . Everyone likes her wherever she goes. Monitor. German Club, Latin Club. Homecoming Committee, G.A.A. RIXMANN, Wayne . . . Give him a chance, he’ll do the rest. Monitor. Spanish Club, Homecoming Committee, Football. Safety Council Parking Lot Chairman. ROGAN, Carl . . . A little flirting now and then, is relished by the best of best. Honor Roll. Student Council, Lunchroom Monitor. Choir President, Central Singers, Baseball, Basketball. Football, C” Winner. RODI, James . . . It’s the quiet one who succeeds. Swimming. C Winner. ROGERS, Kay . . . A winning way, a pleasant smile. Office Help, Tri-Ettes. Pep Club, Lady of the Court Banking. ROLLOW, Sharon . . . She rates high in personality. News Staff, French Club. ROSSI NG, Deannc . . . The model of perfection. Student Council. Monitor, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club, G.A.A. ROSSI NG. Diane . . . She has a flashing smile. Student Council, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Lady of the Court. G.A.A. RUSS, Patricia . . . A bit of sunshine in any room.” Office Help. Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club. RUTHERFORD. Robert . . . He’s a quiet fellow. RUUD, Sandra . . . Just as nice as she can he Hall Monitor, Library Monitor, Red Cross, P.T.S.A. S A LONE, Bobbie . . . She turns darkness into the brightest day. Red Cross President, Red Cross Leadership School Certificate, Library Monitor. Choir, Central Singers. German Club, Flag Twirler, Glee Club. SANFORD. James . . . For I'm nothing if not critical. Centralian Staff, News Staff, German Club, French Club, Latin Club, Mimes and Mummers. Homecoming Committee Co-Chairman. Track. Wrestling. C” Winner. SCHULL, Marianne . . . Earnest, sincere, and modest. Hall Monitor, French Club. ■SCHWAB. Cathy . . . Cheerfulness is a sign of wisdom. News Staff, Safety Council, Banker. SCHMELKE, James . . . Youfre only as old as you feel. Honor Roll, Choir, Mimes and Mummers, Cross Country, Tennis, C” Winner, Skiing. Banker. SCHOENROCK, June ... A delightful person. Work Program, G.A.A. SCHWANDT. Candice . . . Her manner quiet and refined. SEEMAN, Sieglinde . . . To be silent is wise. German Club. SELNICK, Sandy . . . Happy, gay, and carefree is he. Projection Crew. STIEBINGER. Linda is speechless.’ SORENSON, William . . . One never loses anything by politeness. Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Baseball, Hockey. STAUPE, Orvin . . . The mind is the man. Hall Monitor. Centralian Staff, Band, German Club. Mimes and Mummers, Boys State, Dance Band. STINSON, Sandra . . . Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. Flag Twirlcr, Junior Achievement, Banker. SUF.SS, Shirley . . . The soft charm that in her manner lies was made to captivate not surprise. News Staff. Tri-Ettcs, Pep Club, G.A.A. SHANNON, Willie . . . A!an of fasls-ion.’ Choir, Track. SMITH. Suzanne . . . Oh, nights and feasts define. Office Efelp, News Staff, Tri-Ettcs, Spanish Club, Alternate Cheerleader. SPARTZ, David . . . Knowledge is power. SUMNER, Charles ... '7 would hold the world—if it were only smaller.’ Junior Achievement, Work Program, Wrestling, Safety Council. Banker. STIEGELMFYER, Judith . . . An all-around girl. Tri-Ettcs, Work Program. STEINER, Sharon ... '7 always consider my work with great care before breaking for lunch.’ Honor Roll, Student Council, Centralian Staff Co-Editor, Tri-Fttes, German Club, Mimes and Mummers, Homecoming Committee. Safety Council, G.A.A. STROMMER, Bclden . . . Every woman's man.’ Student Council, Football, Track. Wrestling, C” Winner. 28 SWANSON, Ann . . . Sugar and spice and everything nice.” SWANSON, Donna . . . There is a reason for all her friends.’’ Honor Roll, Student Council, Office Help, Choir, Central Singers, Spanish Club. SWANSON, Nanc . . . Her quietness shall be her strength.’’ Honor Roll. THOMAS, Betty . . . Always ready and on the spot, you think she’s quiet, but she’s really not.” Honor Society. Red Cross, Office Help, Tri-Fttes, French Club, Safety Council. SWANSON, Caroline ... As fresh as morning dew.’’ SWANSON, Frank . . . Great works are performed by persevereance.” SWANSON, Martin . . . Thought is deeper than all speech. THAYER, Michael . , . Variety alone is joy. Stage Crew, Work Program, Cross Country, Safety Council. THOMPSON. Daniel . . . Good nature and good sense combined. THOMPSON, Paulette . . . She’s small in stature, but big of heart and sweet by nature.” Office Help, Junior Achievement, Work Program, G.A.A. TOOLE, Gladys ... I have three speeds — slow, slower, and stop.” Lunchroom Monitor. Tri-Ettcs, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Pep Club, G.A.A. UMPHREY, Joseph . . . Early to bed, early to rise, makes a wise man wiser.’’ UMPHREY. Marlene . . . Marlene packs all her troubles in a box, sits on the lid and laughs.” Work Program. 29 VAN DOREN, Vicki . . . •'Lessons long and stiff exams, time is past when she must cram' VINSON, list . . . Bundles of knou ledge stored up in one. This girl’s brain work has just begun National Honor Society Secretary, Spanish Club, German Club. G.A.A. Secretary. WAUGHTEL, Katheryn (Katie) . . . Tor I rush in where angels fear to tread.” National Honor Society Treasurer, Hall Monitor, Centralian Staff, Tri-Ettcs, German Club, Pep Club, Hanking, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A. WEI.TON, Gradie . . . Quiet, yet ambitious.” Red Cross, Work Program. WELLER. William . . . Little tasks make large returns. WENSHAU. Helmet . . . He has spirits always high—that we surely won’t deny.” Baseball, Football, Hockey, C Winner. Red Cross. WERNER, Mary . . . Full of life, full of fun.” WESNER. June . . . Wind her up and away she goes.” Tri-Ettes, Pep Club. WESTI.IN, Dennis . . . Tis character that makes the man.” WHITESIDE, Toni ... A grain of gaiety seasons everything.” Homecoming Queen, Hall Monitor, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Flag Twirler, Cheerleader, G.A.A. WILLIAMETTE, Leonard . . . Men of few words are the best men.” Projection Crew, Work Program. WILSON, Su annc ... A girl who finds lime lor clubs and things, and helps with all the work it brings.” Honor Roll, Choir, Tri-Ettcs, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Mimes and Mummers, G.A.A. WILLIAMS, Janice . . . She is pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleasant to think on. News Staff, Work Program. WINSTROM, Karen ... A true friend is a friend forever.” iVISDORF, Wanda . . . She looks at he bright side of everything.'1 News raff, Tri-F.ttes, French Club. WITHERS, Edward . . . There is mischief in this man.” Choir, Fool-hall, Track. C” Winner. BERNIER, Michael . . . A Great personality full of rascality.’’ BOYLE, Richard . . . He never fails a friend.” CHADWICK, Mark . . . School breaks up the day so.” CHRISTENSON, Linda . . . She takes life in earnest.” CIZADLO, Barbara . . . Ready, willing, and able.’’ Work Program. COBBIN, Diane . . . Good will is the mightiest practical force of the universe.” CROISSANT. Clarence . . . He is like the devil, always in mischief.' Hall Monitor. Camera Shy . . . HADLEY, Althea . . . Actions speak louder than words.” Junior Achievement. HEINZER, Stephen . . . Quietness is his motto. HUNSBERGER, Connie . . . Talking comes by nature, silence by wisdom.” Pep Club, Junior Achievement, G.A.A. LINGOR, Joseph . . . He's a quiet fellow. I.OCKRIDGE, Faye . . . She has adopted the pace of nature—patience. LOEGERING. David . . . He has that power which erring men call chance.” German Club, Junior Achievement, Cross Country'. DOTY, William . . . Those who from study flee, live long and merrily. Projection Crew. GOGGIN, Stephen . . . He likes a joke and relishes a pun, you'll always find him where there's fun. Honor Roll, Work Program. MCBRIDE, William . . . All men think everyone mortal but themselves.'• Basketball. MARSHALL, Michael . . . None hut himself can be bis parallel. Red Cross, Hall Monitor, Choir, Junior Achievement, Track. MILLER. Pamela . . . Her air, her manner, all who see admire.’’ Spanish Club. NELSON, Douglas . . . He’s happy, he's peppy, he’s gay. OYS, James . . . He holds the keys to success.” PALMQUIST, Allen ... Humor wins over all.'' Work Program, Golf. RASKI, I wight . . . He’s little, he’s wise—a terror for his size.” Wrestling. REITAN, Richard . . . Quiet, but in such a nice way. Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Skiing. RUSSELL, Loretta (Lory) . . . Always happy and chatting. Red Cross, Spanish Club. SUTTON, Wallace ... A man about town.” Hall Monitor. VAUGHAN. Mary . . . To study or not to study—that is the question.’’ Red Cross, Hall Monitor. 31 Autographs 32 imassP]xi3pu[j Juniors ROOM 104, MRS. PALMER Bottom row: K. Londo, 5. Weller, S. Set erin, V. Sewell, D. Underwood, Sirs. P. rner. Row 2: D. Carter, V. Gaicr, A. Me tenson, M. Kyunder, V. Madsen. Row 3 M .............. son. Kelson tel Peterson. ... -------- , — ... . Gunderson Row 6: Don Anderson, A. West cott, D. Horner, W. Kovensky, G. Cochenrii M. Hunter. M. McLaughlin ROOM 206, MR. HOISIKGTON Bottom row: J. Barker, C. Currier, T. Hofi man. J. Vagle, Air. Hoisington Row 2: f Kim, V. Laguban, D. Gates, B. Ricker, Robertson Row 3: R. Koch, D. Cody, Jan Waught el, C. Thompson. D. Due bn Row 4 5. McGrorty, E. Byrd, L. Butler, L. Chcli D. Engen, G. Schmidt Row 5: A. Hence, S Rozenberg, S. Akeson, C. Gronberg, L Bouma Row 6: R. Swift, J. Norquist, Dor Peterson. R. Mortenson, Leonard Larson R. Waalk ROOM 207, MISS ANDERSON Bottom row: B. Rosch, L. Jorgensen, 5 Rogers, P. Kennedy, Miss Anderson Row 2 G. Nicholas, S. Moon, J. Bouchard, L. Moen Jeanne Olsen. Row 3: Donnell Thomas, j Enger, G. Herbert, K. Wagner, J. Tsuchim ochi. P. Foust Row 4: Don Kelson, Rj Boyle, J. Drexler, L. Thielen, G. Strom me Row 5: W. Busch, M. Kerburn, C. Rhode P. Tr els tad, D. Killberg, G. Felice tta Ro 6: P. Flint, G. Brainard. R. Deutchman, I Burud, G. Steiger, T. Gaedy, Mel Larsot ROOM 219, MISS WOLD Bottom row: Miss Wold, G. Mendenha Gladys Thomas, A. Ash Row 2: D. Tim J. Vienup, D. Packard, Beverly Smith, Dia u Dahl Row 3: D. Rakow, A. Snlzbach, W Mai ala, S. Newman, A. At sirup, M. Ackr Row 4: M. Guernsey, Phyllis Ritchie, C Theiscn. M. Youngren. Beverly Johnson. D R.inner Row 5: G. Packard, L. Cashin, I Frost, E. Foss, D. Michel, C. Tillslrom Re 6: R. Boyd, L. Blackwell, J. Horner, 1) Dargan, ;M. Sandbo, Tom Johnson. P. Mil 1 Juniors ROOM 303, MRS. OLSON Bottom row: Mrs. Olson, L. Palzin, E. Holmquist, K. Reitan Row 2: R. Stensvaag, L. Betbke, J. Rapaich, D. Shavinsky, Bonnie Stewart Row 3: M. Mel guard, B. Asp, Vernetta Johnson, J. Thon, Sharon Olson Row 4: D. Follese, Melinda Johnson, S. Forsberg, H. Tisberger, E. Ingledue Row 5: Michael Thomas, V. Scott, Barbara Anderson, P. Horner, J. Bjorn son, M. Rinne Row 6: . Green, L. Jacobs, C. Bates, Steve Johnson, L. Pnctt, M. Rekow, W. Stroshane ROOM 305, MRS. MAHOWALD Bottom row : A. Dederich, Janelle Johnson, E. Pratt, Bonnae Phillips, Mrs. Mahowald Row 2: V. Libeks, S. Peiko, Mary Martin, N. Falk, Pat Peterson. S. Bov« Row 3: H. Protzner, Gloria Johnson, Pat Johnson, J. Jewell, J. Davis Row 4: L. Flategraff, Harlan Smith, D. Tolzman, John Mason, Tim Ryan, C. Ahlstrom Row 5: Bob Morris, L. Strong, T. Sabi, D. Bye, F. Swanson, D. Downing, Doug Wold ROOM 306. MISS LOBDELL Bottom row: L. Remick, C. Kucera, J. Berge, Miss Lobdell Row 2: D. Walberg, C. Irwin, D. Gravdal, Diane Johnson, J. Edwards Row 3: S. Danielson, J. Doty, R. Maki, H. Piirma, Kenneth Peterson, Larry Urncss Row 4: G. Stephens, R. Haugh, C. Scott, S. Bancroft, L. Karps Row 5: V. Chamberlin, R. Strand, John Dahl, G. Has-ert, R. Rutland, Dennis Anderson Row 6: J. Cossette, Gary Larson, D. Lonef S. Bartholomew, R. Skottegaard, W. Floerchinger, K. Phillipp ROOM 307, MR. KRUEGER Bottom row: S. Hughes, D. Connell, G. Battle, Nancy Miller, Mr. Krueger Row 2: P. Paterson, J. Cracraft, R. Fairbanks, B. Trang Row 3: R. Krauss, J. Wittich, J. Monson, G. McKibbage, Douglas Hansen Row 4: B. Langseth. Af. Bangerter, R. Snater, B. Mallak, S. Dahlquist Row 5: D. Buffie, J. Rosencrantz, R. Strom. Donald Hanson, G. Amrhien Row 6: D. Doncaster, D. Sims, Lance Anderson, S. Dean, W. Beasley, D. Mahood 35 Juniors ROOM 315. MR. OLSON Bottom row: C. Loewentbal, P. Howe, Karen Olson, Mr. Olson Row 2: . DeYoe, H. Wolfe, N. Marshall, Marjorie Larson, K. Arnold Row 3: B. Wong, D. Soroleil, Sharon Olson, E. Strong, . Lind berg, B. Shapiro Row 4: D. Hilst, T. Mankowski, Don Smith, R. Murk, J. McGowan Row 5: D. Paquette, R. Dombrovskis, Sue Thompson, K. Decker, . Show alter, W. Otto Row 6: E. Cutmani , S. Coleman, J. Schroeder, L. Cannon, 0. Hawkins, Craig Moon, Stephen Anderson ROOM 316. MR. BOWMAN Bottom row: D. Hutchins, D. Scott, D. Nermoe, Mr. Bowman Row 2: N. Hart, S. Sewell, K. Lundquist, S. Nash, J. Nielson Row 3: Priscilla Anderson, Christine Nelson, R. Wickman, M. Monson, G. Haversack, j. Holman Row 4: . Weiss, G. Garin, E. Krushe, T. Trombley, Af. Noldin Row 5: . Deason, C. West, Ronald Williams, fames Anderson, L. McClung, Vicki Anderson Row 6: . Lund. Bill Weller. M. Link, t. Duncanson, T. Dots, N. Windsor, S. Marshall Sophomores and Juniors ROOMS 209 and 218, AIR. KITTO and MR. KOCH Bottom row: D. Brezny, T. Truesdale, N. Shannon, Air. Kitto Row 2: L. Mazurek. H. Kyllo, J. With, Al. Brown Row 3: I-Downhour. P. Burnett, Kenneth Anderson. Gerald Johnson, F. Barbeau Print last name first, please” H. Wenshau. D. Shavinsky, L. Palzin, P. Horner. Michael Thomas, S. Steiner Sophomores ROOM 105, MISS DANIELS Bottom row: G. Berg, L. Hatori, T. Aker-mark, C. Sewell, Miss Daniels Row 2: Sue Peterson, K. Murray, D. Spaulding, R. Franks, R. Western Row 3: L. Ervin, E. Krueger, C. Spong, M. Hines, B. LaDuke, M. Melgaard Row 4: T. Bjerk, R. Helsetb, Dennis Hansen, Gary Barnes, Ronald Os-lund Row 5: James Lewis, M. Collins, D. Card, V. Hilst, S. Laumb, N. Sint on Row 6: Barry Smith, D. Burlingame, D. Bailey, G. Krogh, D. Mackay, R. Vogel, S. Hastings ROOM III, MR. RALPH Bottom row: Mr. Ralph, J. Nicholas, R. Campbell, P. Mickolichek Row 2: S. Lewin, B. Helium, B. Rea, P. Scholia, R. Swanson Row 3: . Malberg, I. Kanderson, K. Kiley, D. Loegering, Mary Hansen, M. Newman Row 4: N. Bennetts. W. Fleury, R. Blad, C. Hoffman, Greg Cashin Row 5: K. Lud-gate, K. Rogan, L. Austad. T. Attgier, M. Kuzmik, P. Wade Row 6: Af. Svang. R. Wallner, M. Prindle, M. Goodrie, T. Sides, P. Love, K. Detjen ROOM 121. MISS KORISTA Bottom row: Jean Munson, J. Buer, Z. Motschenbacher, Bradley Benson, Miss Kor-ista Row 2: Af. Mohs, Gregory Miller, Monte Anderson. B. Beihoffer, D. Allison Row 3: Lynne Larson, Janice Johnson, E. Ruud, J. Norland, Susan Nystrom, Judy Johnson Row 4: J. Yalsr, Bill Williams, Af. Julkowski. W. Waggoner, Spencer Morris Row 5: Chuck Lindgren, William Karl son, Alfred White, D. Vessey, David Sand, Jim Garland ROOM 122, MRS. SELLERS Bottom row: Janet Peterson, Judy Johnson, Mrs. Sellers, R. Berry, Richard Lundquist Row 2: D. Yarwood, Mary Miller, Sandra Williams. K. Webert Row 3: L. Taylor. C. Ross, Judy Iverson. Roberta Martin, J. Eng-strom Row 4'. Af. Roy, J. Dobbins, J. Crumley, Joyce Knutson. Kathy Nelson, G. Dovolos Row 5: J. McHie, R. Burt, D. Goldberg, Marilyn Erickson, Lajune Thomas Row 6: H. Davis, Brian Carlson, Af. Sutter, R. Nervick, G. Gilchrist, T. Leanger 37 Sophomores ROOM 208, MRS. HAWKER Bottom row: C. Larson, Beulah Thomas, f Hedstrom, R. Strong, Mrs. Hawker Row 2 C. Royster, J. Wicklander, L. Julson, V Porter Row 3: C. Brown, C. Davis, Gordo, Smith, R. Brinkhaus, W. Allford Row 4 K. Aker, K. Blackwood. T. Lang, D. due, 1. Luftman Row 5: L. Malberg, j Winslow, G. Grigsby, J. Senkyr, L. Jatoi-son Row 6: J. Collier, S. Barton, T. J0.1t; R. Vensel, T. Schuveiller, T. Kapurta ROOM 214, MISS MONA Bottom row. B. Fjeid, M. Parker, E. Vo Judy Larson, Miss Mona Row 2: C. Event; B. MacDonald, D. Carter, T. Atneosn Row 3: G. Deslauriers, Suzanne Casbii Lucy Svang, P. Odlaug, S. Oslie Row 4: D Danforth, P. Wisdorf, S. Broherg, M. Abo:. P. Brown. G. Silbernagel Row 5: J. Coultr R. Lundberg, T. Gess, M. McKeegan. r Gary Row 6: N. Good, J. Edman, J. Carte R. Nermoe, S. Dupont, J. Reich ROOM 210, MISS GROSZ Bottom row: D. Kyander, C. Clausen, Afio Grosz, Al. Riebe, R. Bergstrand Row 2: X Hawkins, K. Maxwell, C. Granger, Dim 1 j Wilson Row 3: G. Martin, D. Jacobson, C McVey, Af. Nicholson, J. Wright Row D. Harris. M. LeRoy, G. Jacobsen, L. Strt shane, J. Hegdahl, R. Darkow Row 5: Fratv Ft ter, R. Washington, D. Bateman, B. Bj nard, L. Salone Row 6: R. Evans, B. Chi ham, J. Plumadore, P. Stepp, M. Oliver, C Kubat ROOM 318. MR. ELIAS Bottom row: Afr. Elias. V. Cody, P. Alii)01 M. Ri.vm.mn Row 2: D. Erickson. P. Scot-T. Loehr, L. Door Row 3: A. Calhoun Christensen, M. Chapman, Af. DeYoe, 1 Marshall Row 4: G. Krebs. W. Pappin McGowan. Willie Curry Row 5: S. kins. J. Mortenson, J. Michealson, T. Schulz S. Burston Row (J: J. Merrill, D. Gander;c Af. Jacox, Charles Hanson. Mary Lar: 0 L. Berg Sophomores ROOM 319, MR. ANDERSON Bottom row: Mr. Anderson, C. Hartl, P. Parrott, W, Christy, Luella Unless Row 2: G. Mel quilt, R. LcGere, K. Cunningham, Sue Anderson, D. Trombley Row 3: Lisa Anderson, D. Swanson, B. Overby, G. Lindner Row 4: R. Carlson, Julie Bergman, C. Russell, Garrett Johnson, R. Rain fill e Row 5: P. Becker, D. luirson, K. McNearney, D. Griggs. R. Holbrook, K. Refferl Row 6: M. Johansen, T. Kurth, L. Shealy, K. Lyle F. Jacques, C. Knox, R. Gribstad ROOM 320, AIR. WIESNER Bottom row: C. Robinson, M. Lindgren, R. Lind, Mr. Wiesner Row 2: J. Crockett, S. Austad, S. Beasley, P. Moen, S. Okeson Row 3: T. Forte. H. Wardlaw, L. Naig, S. O'Brien Row 4: D. Lindblom, G. Krzyska, C. Fischer, A. Duffy, Af. Conroy Row 5: T. Keppen, C. Werner, D. Brant I, G. Fulkerson, E. Eversley, Lynda Anderson Row 6: Kent Nelson, D. Ritchie, P. Maiijewski, Russell Johnson, D. Dahn, R. Varnado, S. Perry ROOM 412, AIR. SCHWICHTENBERG Bottom row: Patricia Johnson, Kathleen Wiemann, T. Storke, D. Okutnura, Mr. Schwichtenberg Row 2: A. Bristor, Gloria Nicholas, Al. Fyle, Deidre Krause Row 3: S. Oehler, R. Zahloski, J. Kjelland, Sharon Voeks, Jacqueline Wallace Row 4: M. Cob-bin, Shirley Iverson, Norman Anderson, Barbara Nelson Row 5: Tom Murphy, Sharon Knutson, J. Berzins, H. Peoples, Gregg Wong Row 6: W. El ter, Fred Davis, Emerson Carr, T. Meixner, Jack Lyons, B. Melnychenko ROOM 417, MISS ZANGER Bottom row: Miss Zanger, Barbara Harper, J. Hammond, V. Lamberson Row 2: K. Ed-strom, Ruth Anderson, S. Rytkonen, D. Kor-nell Row 3: E. Woll, J. Triplett, Betty Gardner, Constance Benson, Frances Parks Row 4: . Saunders, Harlana Thomas, G. Jamison, Sandra Schuman Row 5: B. Sprague, Danny Kirk, S. Slyngstad, L. Stay, Marcella Johnson Row 6: D. Kreitz, Michael Anderson, Shirley Philipp, Craig Lien, Bill Forsyth, J. Soucy 39 DANCE BAND Bottom row: . Forsyth, . Anderson, L. Salone, R. Etand Row 2: B. Karl son, M. Prindle, D. Rauner, G. Smith, . Hanson, O. Staupe, N. Bennet Organizations 41 First Staff meeting. Let's get those pictures organized. Behave now, Corrie. 1%2 Centralian Staff Co-Editors ...... BARB HEINONEN SHARON STEINER Assistant Editor . ADA KARLSSON Business Manager................ ............STEVE DINGFELDER Assistant Business Manager ..... ..............JANICE DAHLBERG Lay-Out Manager ................ .............. KATIE WAUGHTEL Girls Sports ... CORRIE CLAUSEN Boys Sports ........ JIM SANFORD Photographer.........STEVE DAHL rogram Chairman ..ORVIN STAUPE Faculty Adviser ................ ........... FLORENCE HAASARUD Hey! Take a look at this book. Let’s make this years book better than last years. Thafs right Jim, give us a little bit of assistance. 42 News Staff . . . Sbarol Lundberg, Sue Smith, Sharon Rollou, Cathy Mayer Row 1: Jeannine Nobel, Cathy Schwab, Sue Brenner, Row 2: Wanda Wisdorf, Shirley Suess, Roberta McKee-gan, Jane Hastings, Jim Sanford, Pat Bergstrand — Reporters Row l: Rick Anderson, Bob Larson Row 2: Larry Donley, Neil Buelow, Bob Berg, Sports Row 1: John Groth — Co-Editor Row 2: John Flint, Miss Alona, Advisor, Sue Embert-son, Co-Editor (Editorial); Neil Buelow, Sports Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Al. Me GRAY, Vice President; C. OBERG, Secretary; MARK PETERSO President; L. MASSAGER, Treasurer; R. SKOTTEGARD, Sargeant At At This organization is responsible for all matters dealing with student government. They try to keep our school running smoothly. Under the supervision of Mr. Sutcr the Student Council has organized the Homecoming and Sno-ball dance. The Council acts as sponsor for the drives and projects carried on here at Central. Bottom row: M. Peterson, M. McGray, C. Oberg, L. Mansager, R. Skottegard Row 2: Air. Suter, ADVISER; Diane Rossing, Deanne Rossing, B. Forte, M. Ricalde Row 3: D. Wilson, Mary Hansen, Y. Andrews, V. Laguban, S. Hughes, G. Lundeen Row 4: S. Danielson, Sandy Johnson, W. Forsyth, P. Gary, Rick Anderson, G. Haversack, S. Moon Row 5: T. Johnson, P. Horner, P. Merrill, E. Gutmanis, S. Gooley, B. Carlson Row 6: M Maanum, A. Givens, Steve Johnson, F. Davis, D. Fiermoe, C. Rogan, R. Sermoe Students and teachers alike help count ballots. Good scholarship, character, leadership, and service—these are the requirements for membership in the National Honor Society. The members of this group provide the scholastic leadership for Central and includes the Junior class. This year these students sold candy and steak knives, and held two dances to help finance their biennial trip to Washington D.G, Williamsburg, ind other historic places in that area. The trip took place during Easter vacation. Other activities held this year include a sophomore tea, the formal induction for parents and friends, and several candy selling parties. . . National Honor Society BOTTOM ROW: B. Forte, Miss Grosz, ADVISER; I. Vinson. SECRETARY; . Flint, VICE-PRESIDENT; . Groth, PRESIDENT; Miss Lobdell, ADVISER; M. Chelgren. ROW 2: P. Andersonn, A. Mot-lemon, L. Engel, B. Thomas, B. Heinonen, . Waughtel, J. Tsnchimochi, K. Pouell. ROW 3: R. Berg, . Lien, K. Grieling, . Anderson, M. Peterson, R. Anderson, R. Anderson, A. Karlsson, . Gilbertson, K. Peterson. ROW 4: . Hastings, A. Westcott, S. Buhrman, D. Lundmark, L. Donley, M. Maanum, S. Dingfelder, S. Embretson. German Club Bottom row: T. F.duorthy, D. Rakow, Miu Grosz, ADVISER; T. Hoffman. E. Holmqui i Row 2: S. Seemann, A. Hawkins, A. Sulzbacb, . Triplett, Ken Peterson Row 3: K. Waughte', . Rieger, K. Ehrlichmann, I. Kiploks, I. Vis.-son, E. Woll Row 4: J. Ingenhutt, J. San fort. K. Hansen, W. Otto, D. Engen Row 5: E. Melnyshenko, J. Forsyth, O. Staupe, P. Garj, Al. Julkowski, E. Gutmanis Row 6: H. Dayman F. Davis, R. Johnson, D. Landmark, t. Malijeuski, A. West colt, L. Blackwell One of the functions of the German Club is to help support the A.F.S. student from Central. It raises money by selling holly, mistletoe, and oblaten at Christmas time. Also, at Christmas time the German Students brighten our school by singing German carols through the halls. The club started off the second semester with a dance which was enthusias- tically accepted by the members of Central High School. Happy memories still echo in the minds of those who were present that fun-packed day when they had their annual spring picnic. German foods and fun were emphasized, and there was plenty of both. Bottom row: G. Berg, K. Greiling, SECRETARY; Al. Peterson, PRESIDENT; P. Merrill, VICE PRESIDENT; . Berge, TREASURER; S. Steiner Row 2: I. Kanderson, N. Cashin, R. Stensvaag, Beverly Johnson, J. DeYoe Row 3: Al. Kuzmik, P. Trelstad, B. Heinonen, G. Schmidt, H. Piirma, L. Am tad Row 4: L. Slro-shane, S. Moon, J. Hastings, B. Salone, D. Paquette Row 5: S. Dingfelder, D. Hines, P. Becker, S. Hastings, S. Buhrman, H. Muller Row 6: B. Carlson, R. Deutchman, B. Skotte-gaard, D. Da bn, R. Nertick, M. Rekow, M. Johansen 46 Spanish Club Bottom row: Af. Rixmann, Af. Ricalde, D. ermoe, TREASURER; J. Dahlberg, SECRE-ARY; Carrie Clausen. VICE PRESIDENT: . Flint. PRESIDENT: Diane Rossing Row 2: liedstrom, Judy Johnson, S. Hughes, J. ■ edcalf, J. Vienup, T. Whiteside, G. Lundeen, . Wilson Row 3: A. Bristor, D. Wilson, B. 'hapiro, J. Iverson, G. Haversack, Af. Hed-from, Af. Larson, B. Knudsen, G. Norton tow 4: C. Ross, A. Karlson, I. Vinson, C. pong, G. Toole, J. Gilbertson, R. W aught el, . Kielland Row 5: E. Ruud, R. Me Keegan, ynell Peterson, Marcella Johnson, C. Oberg, P. Becker, G. Harrington, G. Krzyska, T. Trom• ■ley Row 6: Pam Peterson, R. Mattison, R. 'laugh, C. Gores, M. Woods, J. Pesch, Af. Craig, M. Stang Row 7: B. Barnett, C. West, G. Hestness, J. Ondov, K. Anderson. D. Elrod, T. Jones, R. Nermoe, J. Deason Business meeting at 8:00 o’clock the first Monday of the Month; Social meeting at 3:00 o’clock the third Wednesday of month, this is the regular schedule of the Central High Spanish Club. To start the year out right, the first dance “September Serenade” was sponsored by the club. Car-wash tickets and biennial trips to Mexico. The annual Christmas Party, where a pinata is broken, along with a hay ride, skating party and Spanish Club Senior Banquet are some of the social activities. Botiom row: Afri. Olson, ADVISER; B. Hat■-nen, M. Chelgren. Deanne Rossing, P. Allison, P. Mickolichek, I. Vagle, S. Kemsard Row 2: L. Gaarder, Candy Clausen, K. Pou-ell, Geraldine Nicholas, L. Bethke. V. Porter, P. Russ, M. Culhane. C. Larson Row 3: Donna Swanson, Af. Me Gray, K. Eds trom, J. Engs trom. J. Waughtel, J. Edwards, Dianne Johnson, J. Olsen Row 4: C. McVey, J. Mortenson, G. Smith, K. Moore, B. Wong, A. Duffy, C. Benson, Af. Robertson, Lisa Anderson Row 5: Nancy Carlson, J. Lien, S. Embretson, Lory Russell, R. DeWilde, T. Gess, W, Busch, . Coulter Row 6: K. Decker, H. Protzner, K. Greiling, B. l ingseth, Gloria Johnson, A. Frost, J. Mason. G. Stephens, C. Morgan Row 7: P. Horner, B. Larson, C. Cost, S. Marshall, B. Sorenson. S. Bartholomew, P. Flint, Af. Link, Af. Sandbo, N. Buelow 47 Bottom row: PAM PETERSON, Treasurer; J. 1NGENHUTT, Vice President; B. HF.INONEN, President; D. DAVIDSON, Secretary Row 2: S. Weller, M. Falls, A. Franza, R. Lindgren Row 3: D. Walberg, J. Dahl berg. J. Rieger, G. Toole, S. Anstad Row 4: J. Hastings, J. Sanford, J. Caughey, S. Buhrman Row 5: S. Hastings, D. Miller, D. Hines, D. Elrod, B. Murphy Latin Club . . . Formed to keep people aware of the bonds between ancient Rome and modern America, the members of the Latin Club have been quite active this year. They have contributed with services and have held many activities to add to their knowledge. Mrs. Olson is their adviser. French Club . . . Every year at Christmas time the French Club sells corsages to support its activities. Any French student may join this group, if, interested in widening his knowledge of France and its customs. Bottom row: B. Forte, M. MAANUM, President; S. MASON, Secretary Treasurer; SANDY JOHNSON, Program Chairman; V. ANDREWS, Via “ r£l------ ‘ ‘ ‘ “ ........ orge - A. Mortenson, R. Western, . Tsuchimochi, Mary Hansen, M. Kyander R � President: MRS. STEWART, Adviser Row 2: Af. Lindgren, C. Granger, Jorgensen, Gloria Nicholas, S. Severin, C. Loeuenthal Row 3: S. Nystro 4: Betty Thomas, J. Knutson, R. Princell, B. Nelson, Lynne Larson, C Wagner Row 5: B. Mallak, S. Gooley, J. Merrill, N. Windsor, A, Rutt, C Detjen, S. Watkins 48 j r- Mimes and Mummers . . . Mimes and Mummers is a drama club open to all classes. Its members are voted in by the other members of the club. This is not a social club , said Mrs. Lundheim, Adviser. Members come in for assistance in speech work and she helps them develop poise in speaking. They are active in auditorium programs, and some take part in debate work with other schools. Many of the Class Play members come out of the close-knit Mimes and Mummers. During the past year they have produced two plays; at Thanksgiving, (A Note To Myself); at Christmas, (Our Miss Brooks) and (The Christmas Carole.) Bottom row: 5. BUHRMAN, Secretary; A. KARLSSON, President; MRS. LUNDHEIM. Advisor; S. HUGHES. Treasurer; P. MERRILL. Vice President; Sherrie Kennard Row 2: A. Calhoun, M. Ricalde, S. Wilson. S. Steiner, M. Chelgren. B. Forte Row 3: . Sanford. J. Mortenson. . Knutson. M. Chapman, A. Suhhach, M. Larson, . Tuschimochi Row 4: I Ingenbutl, C. Nevils, Barbara Larson. O. Staupe, Roxane Haugh, B. Mullah Row 3: . Pesch, Nancy Windsor, G. Grove, M. Jacox, Loretta Strong, J. Schmelhe, R. Miller Bottom row: . Hastings, MRS. BANDT, Adviser; Barbara Larson Row 2: A. Illguth, A. Karl son. M. Hansen. E. Krueger Row 3: D. Sand, S. Laumb, J. Garland, A. Potter, R. Miller Speech Activities . . . The purpose of this group is to work for better voice control by participating in all oral contests except debate. Mrs. Bandt advises the group. 49 Banking Encouraging students to meet their financial expenses by con-sistant saving is the aim of the banking staff at Central. A representative from each homeroom handles all money deposited by that room. The success of this project is evidenced by the number of representatives seen treading the halls with banking envelopes each Tuesday morning. Bottom row: MISS ZANGER, Adviser; M. Falls, P. Iledslrom, G. Melquist, J. Beree, R. Bergstrand. R. Lind Row 2: W. Fleury, D. Gates, G. Nicholas, D. Rakow, S. Rylkonen, A. Calhoun, S. Austad Row 3: N Cas bin, C. Sumner, Af. Chapman, C. Jackson, S. Stinson, J. I ter son Row 4: N. I ledslrom. B. Wong, . Gilbertson, R. Hangb, G. Haversack, R. Princell, Barbara Nelson Row 5: P. Gary, Barbara Larson, T. Brantl, R. Miller, Corrie Clausen, G. Micbeau, Sandy Johnson, B. Heinonen Row 6: B. Sprague, C. West, L Jacobson, R. Snater, S. Slyngslad, S. Buhrman, M. Julkouski Row 7: S. Coleman, J. Pesch, Bob Larson, B. Decker, R. Deutchrnan, J. Schmelke Red Cross . . . Under the capable hand of Miss Wold, the Red Cross has had a very energetic year. Its members work to promote the ideals of the Red Cross and aid needy youngsters overseas. Bottom row: S. Weller, B. Phillips, M. Lindgren, S. Ruud. K. GREILING. Vic President; B. SALOLNE, President; I. TSVCHIMOCHI, Secretary; C. COREJ. Treasurer Row, 2: B. MacDonald, A. Sulzbach, D. Wilson, C. Everett, P. Kim, C. Hartl. J. Munson. B. Smith Row 3: L. Miller, J. McCurdy, H. Hocuk, S. Filch, J. Benson, L. Sir os hare, Dianne Johnson Row 4: D. Langseth, J. Bergman. . Dot), J. Knutson, J. Mortenson, C. Spong, L. Austad, R. Slensvaag Row 3: Af. Hedslrom, C. Schuandt. C. Morgan, S. Slyngslad, K. Ludgate. M. Martin. I.ynell Peter sot.. Betty Thomas, M. Erickson Row 6: . Lewis, Af. Marshall, L. Russell. Af. Bangartei. J. Soucy, T. Lange, Af. LeRoy, C. Nevils Row 7: A Palmquist, H. Wanshau, J. Cline, S. Perry, S. Akeson, W. Etter, S. Marshall, Mary Larson, G. Amrieh 50 Monitors Do you have a pass? are the immortal words of the hall monitors. These people, under Mr. Suter, have the job of keeping order around Central. There are monitors in the halls, in the lunchroom, and around the students’ parking lot. All of the monitors must be self disciplined and responsible students. Bottom row: A. Gravdal, D. Dut-idton, C. Boyd, C. Hunsberger, M. Vaughan, D. Connell, F. Doris, Deanne Rossing Row 2: MR. SUTER, Adviser; G. MaKihbage, Sharrie Peterson, S. Hunt, I. Vienup, T. Whiteside, S. Ruud Row 3: Sandy Johnson, S. Lien, S. Pelko, D. Spaulding, S. Rozenherg, M. Guernsey. S. Bove Row 4: L. Mansager, A!. Nerburn, R. Reitan, O. Staube, G. Harrington, R. Wick man, H. Hocuk Row 5: B. Larson. D. Follese, C. Ahlstrom, T. Tromley, D. Tollman, S. Danielson, M. McGray Row 6: J. Burud, W. Rixmann, H. Huglen. R. Kim, J. Cline, C. Gores, R. McKeegan Row 7: Af. Marshall. A. Givens, R. Lyle, V. Livingston, T. Jones, C. Rogan, G. Hestness, Martin Hansen ittom row: DIANNE CARTER. Vice President; Af. WOODS, Secretary; S. JHRMAN, President; T. POTTER. Treasurer; MR. STRUKEL, Adviser Row 2: Duffy, D. Rakow, S. Rylkonen, S. Steiner, J. Berne Row 3: Gloria Johnson, Schwag, G. Berg, Dianne Johnson, B. Langseth, Sharon Olson Row 4: Belly homas, Af. Nicholson, J. Berzins, K. Greiling, Sandy Johnson Row 3: Af. Olson. Wade, T. Truesdale, L. Berg, T. Ryan, W. Rikmann Row 6: D. Downing, J. Iman, F. Barbeau, B. Mortenson, D. Palbicki, J. Schroeder, Af. Rekou- Traffic Safety Council . . . The Traffic Safety Council is a fairly new organization at Central, beginning in February of I960. This group has several objectives: To educate students about safety, to make students aware of accidents, and to prevent accidents on the road. The council issues parking permits to both students and faculty. Central has started something original for which it has received city wide recognition. The adviser of the group is Mr. Strukcl. 51 Library Aids These students give up their time so that we can have a neat and orderly library. They help the librarians check books in and out and aid students. Bottom row: M. Culhane, MISS HEARN, Adviser; N. Shannon Row 2: L. Engel, V. Wilcox, Karen Lundquist Row 3: G. Amrhien, C. Nevils, J. Rieger, B. Sal one Clerical and Office Aids . . . Among their tasks, these students run the switchboard, work in the counselors' office, do errands for the office staff, and handle all duplicating services. If it were not for these students many clerical needs would not be so efficiently performed. Bottom row: MR. SCHMIDT, Adviser; L. Jorgensen, R. Lindgren, B. Forte Row 2: G. Herbert, Dianne Johnson, R. Stensvaag, P. Kim, M. Falls, K. Pou ell Row 3: P. Russ, J. Medcalf, K. Rogers, Judy Hanson, N. Bangerter Row 4: S. Smith, Betty Thomas, D. DeNoma, J. Benson, S. Fitch, Pal Anderson Row 5: N. Carlson, S. Dahlquisl, S. Akeson, M. Maanum, C. Morgan, J. Lien, Sandy Johnson 52 Stage Crew . . . All of the many programs seen at Central are arranged for and taken care of by the Stage Crew. They have the tremendous job of running the spots , the curtains, and the sound for all plays and other activities, such as the Homecoming program. It is not a credit subject but members may earn a Central C”. Bottom row: Dennis Hansen, MR. KOCH, Adviser, N. Shannon Row 2: R. Miller, D. Lahti, J. Wiik Row 3: . Downhour, F. Barbeau, L. Mazurek. D. Brezny Projection Crew . . . The Projection Crew is one you seldom hear about but always see in action doing various jobs for Central in the form of taking care of the projectors and screens, ordering films, and setting up the movies for auditoriums and classes. This is not a credit subject, but it is a great deal of work. Participants in this program may earn a Central C’ Bottom row: H. Wardlaw, G. Lundeen, MR. KITTO, Adviser; S. Mason, D. Shavinsky Row 2: T. BrantI, Z. Byrd, T. Truesdale, M. Monson, Gerri Garin Row 3: . Winslow, C. Lindgren, R. Evans, J. Lewis, S. Selnick Row 4: P. Burnett, D. Dahn, K. ANDERSON, Co-Captain- JERRY JOHNSON, Co-Captain; G. Grove, W. Doty Create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character”, is the purpose of Central’s Hi-Y boys. Hi-Y is ponsored by the Y.M.C.A. Boys in Hi-Y ell candy and pop at the football games, md at Christmas they sell trees on the r”s Men’s lots. Among their social activi-ies are joint meetings with the city-wide Tri-Ettes groups, and sponsoring dances. ioctom row: STEFE JOHNSON, Treasurer; U. LINK, Chaplain: M. SANDBO, Vice Press-ent; W. OTTO, Secretary; BOB BERG, Presi-lent Row 2: Mr. SCHMIDT, Adviser; D. (.inner, Gordon Smith, D. Ingledue, MR. PEIS, Adviser Row 3: C. Hoffman, Steve rickson. J. Groth, J. Cline, B. Fleury, R. 'Jarkow Row 4: J. Down bur, Brian Carlson, W. Sorenson. V. Hilst, S. Barton Row 5: V. Chamberlin. F. Davis, B. Skottegaard, T. Sides, R. Strand, H. Kyllo Hi-Y . . . 53 Tri-Ettes TRI-ETTES-CABINET Bottom row: K. EHRLICH MANN, Treasurer; SANDY JOHNSON, president; C. OBERG, Vice President; R. STENSVAAG, Secretary. Row 2: AIRS. PALMER, Adviser; J. LIEN, Chaplain; S. HUGHES, I.C.C. Representative. The Y.W.C. sponsored Tri-Ettes is the largest girls’ group at Central. Through social and service activities Tri-Ettes encourages service at home, at school, and in the community. Tri-Ettes started the school year with a Back to School Style Show.” Other highlights of the year were the annual Apple Polishing Tea and the Tri-school dance. The group is divided into five chapters, two Senior chapters, two Junior chapters and one Sophomore chapter . TRI-ETTES-SENIORS Bottom row: S. Wilson, Diane Rossing, B. Forte, S. Steiner, R. Lindgren. Row 2: K. Rogers, Judy Hanson, T. Whiteside. P. Russ, D. Davidson. Row 3: S. Smith, J. Benson, Y. Andrews, S. Hunt, M. Hedstrom, L. Gaarder. Row •(: Sandy Johnson, K. Ehrlichmann. A. Ill gut I), Betty T'ho mas, Corrie Clausen. Row 3: R. McKeegan, B. Barnett. M. Maanum, C. Coss, K. Greiling, N. Carlson. TRI-ETTES-SENIORS Bottom row: Betty Havnen, G. Lundeen, S. Mason. C. Nicholas, Deanne Rossing. Row 2: L. Mansager, D. DeNoma, Pat Anderson. G. Norton, P. Bergstrand, J. Medcalf. Row 3: . Lien, Lynell Peterson, J. Dahlberg, C. Oberg, L. Miller. Row 4: . Caughey, K. Hansen, J. Sliegelmeyer, Pam Peterson, S. Emhretson, K. Waught el. 54 TRI-ETTES-JUNIORS Bottom row: C. Loc went hat, T. Hoffmann, P. Howe, K. Olson Row 2: G. Herbert, J. De-Yoe, S. Hughes, Dianne Johnson, Beverly Johnson Row 3: D. Timm, J. Lindbtrg, B. Stewart, A!. Monson, R. Slcnsvaag Row 4: S. Newman, B. Asp. G. Haversack, S. Moon. P. Paterson Row 3: G. Garin. S. Gooley, Melinda Johnson, S. Dahlquist. S. Danielson, K. Decker. TRI-ETTFS-JUNIORS Bottom row: D. Gravdal, Jeanne Olsen, B. Phillips, J. Berge, D, Dahl Row 2: B. Ricker, A. Mortenson, ILaguban, J. Vienup, S. Roz-enberg. Row 3: C. Theisen, R. Princell, T. Trombley, J. Gilbertson. N. Talk Row 4: E. Gutmanis, D. Paquette, R. Haugh, P. Ritchie, S. Thompson Row 5: II. Protzncr, C. Ahlstrom, N. Windsor, P. Horner, Gloria Johnson, S. Olson TRIFTTESSOPHMORES Bottom row: C. Granger ,M. Lindgren, P. Allison, R. Lind, M. Rixmann Row 2: B. Nelson, S. Au st ad, G. Nicholas, Judy Johnson, G. Berg Row 3: L. Stroshane, Lynne Larson. K. Cunningham, L. Austad, D. Wilson, S. Rytkon-en Row 4: S. Nystrom, M. Melgaard, M. NicJ -olson, J. Hegdahl, L. Anderson Row 5: Rene Carlson, J. Soucy, S. Perry, Lynda Jacobson, K. Detjen, G. Jacobson 55 CENTWIRLETTES Bottom row: C. West, J. Tsuchimochi, Beverly Smith, Melinda Jobmon, N. Windsor Not shown: Ruth Waughtel BAND Row 1: MR. NESS, Director; M. Prhtdle, G. Smith, D. Runner, M. Anderson, L. Gardner, K. Murray, P. Gary, P. Wade, L. Polzin, . Coffey, W. Karlson, Band and Centwirlettes . . . E. Ever tie, K. Lyle, M. Thomas Row 2: A. Sulzhach, L. Thomas, L. Svang, S. Cashin, M. Svang, P. Johnson, V. Laguban, H. Piirma, N. Good, R. Martin, P. Trelslad, C. Nevils, D. Krause, S. Nelson Row 3: . Waughtel, . Gilbertson, K. Ehrlichmann, L. Patient, R. LeGerr, M. LeRoy, . Berzins, L. Salone, . Anderson, P. Odlaug, J. Benson. K. Hanson. C. Eckert Row 4: C. Ahlstrom. Ai. Larson, Corrie Clausen, N. Cashin, D. Kirk, . Hanson, J. Ondov, N. Bennetts, S. Laub, P. Hatori, G Martin, R. Kim, O. Staufse, . Grolh, J. Wiik, R. Berry Not shown: Candy Clausen, j Collier, L. Mansager Central High School Band has brought much enjoyment to the Class of 1962 and all the Under-grads. The Centwirlettes, under the advising of Mrs. Ness, have contributed much, along with the band, to bring out school spirit. During the fall the hand performed during all the half-times at the football games and played for the pep fests as well. Winter brought the band down to the Minneapolis Auditorium for a basketball game and furnished a program for Bryant Junior High. This spring the band went on a one-day concert tour to Jordan, Minnesota, and Eden Prairie, Minnesota. The Annual Spring Concert was a success. President CARL NEVILS, senior representative CORRIE CLAUSEN, Junior representative JANE WAUGHTEL, sophomore representative PRENTICE GARY, Secretary-Treasurer JOAN BENSON. Row i: M. Mur tin, Al. Ricalde, R. Lindrgren, B. Phillips, B. Forte, S. Ken-nurd. C. Nicholas, J. Edwards, A. Morlenson, P. Peterson, C. Obcrg, Al. Heds rom, J. Dahl berg Row 2: N. Windsor, G. Stephens, K. Greiling, S. Fieber, A. Karlsson, L. Miller, S. Wilson, P. Kim, J. Rapaich, J. Olsen, V. Madsen, A. Alslrup, N. Hart, S. Gooley, E. Cameron Row 3: S. Goggin, C. Choir . . . The Central High School Choir, under the direction of Mr. Ness, has enjoyed a very successful year. They sang at the Thanksgiving, Veteran’s Day, U. N. Day, and Memorial Day programs. They went on a concert tour to Eden Prairie and Rogan, E. Withers, P. Johnson, L. Filek, E. lllgulh, D. Davidson, D. Swanson, D. Lahti, D. Matte, S Peterson, P. Ritchie, G. Johnson, D. Faison, . Lien, C. Coss Row 4: J. Erickson, R. Lyle, K. Boudreaux, S. Barton, P. Malijewsii, J. Schmethe, J. Hanson, R. Aliller, D. Gates, W. Fleury, T. Gess, W. Shannon, A. Hence, J. Hill, J. Lawrence, L. Donley our life at Central. President CARL ROGAN, Senior representative BARBARA FORTE, Junior representative SUSAN GOOLEY, Sophomore representative WILLIAM FLEURY, Secretary-Treasurer JAMES LAURENCE. Jordan, Minnesota, and enjoyed success at their Annual Spring Concert. To raise money, they sponsored a dance just before Thanksgiving, The Plymouth Rock”. All of us are deeply indepted to the choir members for their contribution to Pep Club . . . PFP CLUB Bottom Row: J. Vienup, C. Oherg, L. Mansager J Gooley, J. Medcalf. T. Whiteside, J. Henson, G. In, deen Row 2: E. Holmc uist, B. Phillips, G. Thoiut Af. Chelgren, N. Marshall, S. Weller, S. Risty, S. S u Row 3: . F.ngstrom, K. Berry, C. Russell, A. Karls o, N. Cat bin, G. Norton. B. Asp, I). Gravdal, T. Trs% hley, D. Parker Row -I: S. Hunt, S. DeLonge, It. Ho cuk, J. McCurdy, L. (Jeanne) Miller, C. Ross, B. M Donald, I. Kanderson, S. Steiner Row 5: L. Austac, L Stroshane, Marcia Melgaard, C. Spong, S. Broberg. St.mg, P. Hedstrom. L. Slang, S. Cashin, Af. Rixn.n, Row 6: Pamela Peterson, K. Hansen. S. Hastings. I. Jacobson. J. Soucy, D. Faison, G. Jocobsen, L. Paint K. Ehrlichmann, K. Refferl, D. DeSoma Bottom Row: V. Porxer, A!. Hedstrom, C. Everett, M Ricalde, R. Me Keegan, C. Gores, E. Ruud Row 2 R. I.ind, A. Calhoun, Dianne Johnson, J. Olsen, . DeYoe, J. Munson, S. Gustafson Row 3: • I verses Pat Peterson, N. Hart, P. Kim, S. Sever in, S. Mason P. Allison, A. Mortenson Row 4: L. Thomas, D. Y wood, J. Dahl berg, K. Edstrom, P. Anderson, L. Jd son. M. Kyander Row 5: Lynne Larson, J. Hegdah Af. Sot din, C. Davis, J. Wick lander, Sue Andersot S. Austad, Judy Hanson Row 6: C. Cost, S. Perry, M Julkouski, C. Ahlstrom, D. Brantl, J. Caughey, Puett, S. Danielson, Mary Martin Under the leadership of Mr. and Mrs. Ness, the Pep Club has contributed greatly to the school spirit by making posters and pins to announce upcoming games. They also decorated the lockers of the players to strengthen school spirit. Central Singers . . . The Central Singers, composed of a select group of choir members, who get together to further their knowledge of music. They practice long and hard so that they can perform in auditorium programs and in out-of-school activities. Bottom row: K. Grieling, Af. Ricalde, A. Karlsson. Af. Martin. N. Wi, ds ' S' , ’ ' N- Hart’ S• Gooley, P. Kim. S. Kennard Row 2: C. Ret B. Lrle, S. Goggin, P. Peterson, A. Mortenson Row 3: P. Malejewst i, b Boudreaux. . Laurence. L Donley 58 HOMECOMING Football . . . SCORE BOX Central 33 34 Henry Central 7 12 Marshall Central 27 12 Roosevelt Central 33 0 Edison Central 14 19 South Central 13 13 West Central 12 0 Southwest Central 34 6 North Winning four, losing three, and tying one, put th Pioneers in fifth place in the city conference. With fleetfooted backs, proclaimed the fastest in the state. Central gained much yardage throughout the yetr. Losing their first game 34-33 in a heartbreaking spectacular, Central came back two games later beating Roosevelt, who the previous year placed thirteenth ir, the state. Throughout the remaining season Central lost only once again. Homecoming Day, in a thriller which gave South a marginal lead of 19-14. Archie Givens, Senior halfback, made a place for himself on the all city team with his relentless drives, gaining over a thousand yards in a single season. Henn Dahlman, Senior guard, w-as voted Central's most valuable man. 60 FOOTBALL OFFENSIVE How 1: D. Bryant, II. Dahl nun, H. Wensbau, N. Bur blow, G. Eddy, . Boosalit, K. Boudreaux Row 2: Bob Layeaux Row 3: E. Withers, Bob Larson, A. Givens FOOTBALL DEFENSIVE Row I: Gary Larson, R. Lehrke, G. Eddy, N. Buehlow, II. Dahlman, D. Bryant Row 2: Butch Davis, G. Steiger, H. Hug-Ian, R. Evert, C. Rogan FOOTBALL GROUP Row I :M. Peterson, B. Larson, B. Layeaux, D. Bryant, H. Dahlman, II. Wenshau, N. Buehlou , G. Eddy, J. Boosalis, K. Boudreaux, E. Withers, A. Givens Row 2: Carl Bates, MANAGER; Dave Elrod. M. Link, . Cossette, M. McGray, B. Davis, R. Evert, H. Huglan, D. Lehrke, C. Rogan, G. Steiger, Gary Larson, E. Carr, Mark Sandbo Row 3: Air. McNa-mer, ASSISTANT COACH. Mr. Suler. EQUIPMENT MANAGER; . Burud, K. Hilst, A. Hence, J. Anderson, S. Erickson, W. Slroshane, D. Nermoe, B. Skottegaard, R. Swift, V. Chamberlin, D. Hines, A. Frost, G. Cochenel Mr. Bowman, Mr. Elias, COACH 61 JL 2J1£L S. 9 n 8 m 7 fl C|42? 8-f4%«723 e ? 1 3S-'39 24' 29 72 '37 22''73 3P134' .._ I; ® . 4 ft :t’5' tftr ft , ft' ft jt 19 io Bottom Row: G. Wong, D. Griggs, P. Gary, H. Peoples. J. Luff nun, M. De Yoe, D. Loegering, D. Kiri, � . Williams, D. Jacobson Row 2: E. Etersley. G. Fulkerson. V. Hilst. L. Berg, J. McHie, P. Eller. T. Schultz, C. Lien, J. Senkyr, K. Forsyth Row 3: Mr. Olson. COACH; R. Sermne, D. Vessey, C. Han-son, M. Suiter, M. Jacox, A. While, T. Jones, R. Varnado, T. Meixner, R. Nervick, Mr. Anderson. COACH Row 4: P. Wade. D. Burlingame. L. Malberg, B. Melnychcnko, B. Chatman. C. Lindgren. J. M mslow, S. Barton, W. Fetter, R. Vogel, D. Sand, M. McKeegan Sophotnore Football . . . The 1961 sophomore grid machine plowed through a tough season of Football. The Pioneer team, with its enthusiasm and cooperative spirit, plus the instruction of its coaches made great improvement. The members of the starting line have developed into outstanding prospects for next year’s varsity. The golf team started this fall with intramural golf. This spring it had its ccnv petition with other schools. Many night the boys were out practicing golf in orler to improve their game. Our golf teitn shows a lot of promise for the future. 62 7 Bottom row: . Johnson, V. Chamberlin, IT. Lil a Row 2: A. Palmquist, B. Skotteg trl B. Floerchinger, Mr. Ralph Cross Country . . Bob’s barefoot boys went all out this year to make this a successful season. The outcome was Central’s taking third in the city, fourth in the Regional and fifth in the State. Altogether it was a great season and a lot of fun for all the boys. Bottom row: Mike Anderson, B. Barnard, B. Lyle, Bill Fleury, A. Westcott, Carl Sevils, Lloyd Gardner Row 2: Tow Forte, T. Roberts, D. Davidson, J. Ingenbutl, J. Berzins, W, Shi!son, ). Dab! Row 3: Jerry Pescb, J. Schmelke, L. Blackwell, Sleuart Dean, Vent Livingston, Delbert Johnson, P. Burnett, Mr. Hoisington 63 Varsity Basketball . . Under the able coaching of Whitey” Thoreson, the Varsity team tried its hardest to make this season one of the best ever. The team spirit was always high even when the competition was really tough, and when we lost by only a very few points. Give me that ball! 64 Sitting: W. Otto, T. Sahl. Standing: Mr. Thoreson, COACH; R. Layenx, R. Everett, T. Johnson, C. Rogan, W. Lilja, L. Donley, K. Anderson, V. Livingston, A. Whiti, J. Lawrence, K. Boudreaux, A. Frost, R. Cline Aim ami shoot Quit Pushing! I'll fight for it! Let me go! 65 Our Team In Action Sophomore Basketball . . . Mr. Bowman. COACH; N. Shannon, P. Gary, M. Me- Keegan, B. Davis, L. Malberg, E. Carr, T. Jones, B. As the sophomore basketball season progressed, tic Carlson, E. Everstey, B. Forsyth, G. Wong team also progressed under the expert coaching of Mr. Bowman, and we can expect fine ball players for the next season. 66 Bottom row: B. Benson, . Sanford, G. Micheau, A. Kotte, G. Slrommer, D, Raski, I, I jt ft man Row 2: K. Lyle, D. Sermoe, B. Slrommer, H. Peoples, K. Ruder, Cossette, . Hudson, R. Vamado Row 3: Mr. McNamer, COACH; G. Setlerslrom, C. Bates, R . Setmoe, T. Kapnrla, C. Knox, O. I)acbn, T. Ryan Wrestling . . . The wrestling team, coached by Dick McNamer, had a rather successful season. Aside from learning the rules of good wrestling, the boys also acquired unforgettable knowledge in good sportsmanship. Outstanding wrestlers of the year were Beldon Strommer and Jim Sanford, who will be missed by next years' team. Skiing . . . Central’s skiers soared to new heights this year. The abundance of snow gave CAPTAIN Jerry Pesch and his team great hopes of a good season. Handicapped by lack of experience, the team had an average season. Bottom row: R. Reitan, V. Hilst, J. Peseb (Captain); C. Setils, S. Barton, . Schmelke Row 2: Mr. Witsner, COACH; M. Hansen, R. Miller, C. Rabat. G. Harrington, T. Angier, B. Fleury 67 Varsity Hockey Central’s hockey team had a good season in spite of the fact that they didn’t place better. The playing of Bob Larson netted him a berth on the All-City Hockey Team. In addition to Bob there were many good players from both juniors and seniors, and we are looking forward to a good season next year. SCORE BOX 3-wins 6-losses 1-tie 8th in the city BOTTOM ROW: R. Koch, R. Anderson, Coach; Al. Larson, . Hanson, R. Knud sen. co-captain. ROM7 2: W. Anderson, G. Steiger, H. Dahl man, S Erickson, . Anderson, Captain. ROW 3: Air. Ralph, Coach; R. Larson, V. Chamberlin, D. Bryant, R Skotte-gaard, H. Hu glen, Manager. Bottom row: R. Campbell, D. Kyandcr, D. Kiri, C. Deslanriers, F. Broun Row 2: R. Lundberg, [), Mackay, C. Fischer. R. Blad, P. Becker, Af. Prindie Row 3: Mr. Anderson. COACH; C. Lein, R. Ker-t id, B. Melynchenio, R, Vogel Sophomore Hockey . . . Swimming . . . Under the coaching of Mr. Anderson, the sophomore hockey team has shown that it has the spirit and ability to aid the Varsity team to greater victories in the years to come. This year's swimming team is composed of mostly Juniors and Sophomores with only Jim Rodi, the Captain, to represent the Senior Class. Since this is one of the best teams Central has had in a long time we can expect even more from them next year. They are coached by Mr. Elias and Mr. Schmidt. Bottom: Af. Krebs, D. Raiow, Af. DeYoe, T. Guess. W. Bar hat d. R. DeWilde, R. Darkow, D. For s berg, S. Kelson, S. Anderson, D. Rauner Row 2: . Senkyr, . Kyllo. J. Rodi (Co-Captain): L. Severson, Af. Johans on, K. Kelson. W. Floerschlinger, R. Mortenson (Co-Captain): R. Strand, . Wick 69 Varsity Baseball . . . Flying ball . . . that extra stretch . . . cheers from the crowd . . . friendly arguments with the umpires . . .the song of victor)' ... no wonder that In the spring a young man’s fancy turns to thoughts of baseball.” In the past few seasons Central’s ball team has won its shatt of games. With a number of returners there’s no reason why that winning spirit won’t be present again in ’63. BOTTOM ROW: C. Rogan, R. Larson, R. Layeux, G. Hestness, R. Kim, G. Eddy, Butch Dans. ROW' 2: T. Johnson, G. Steiger, R. Knutson, A. W'hite. Ken Anderson, . Cline, R. Boyd, C. Lien. ROW' ?; Air Anderson, COACH. Mr. McNamer. ASSISTANT COACH. R. Moynagh, R. Sen ick. L. Larson, G. Larson, . Horner, J. Senkyr. ROW' 4: G. Wong, R. Forsyth, D. Stand, Al. Mt Keegan, T. Bjerk, G. Melquist, Gordon Smith, G. Des Laur-iers. 70 '61 Relay Champions . . . Varsity Track This year’s team was a combination of speed, endurance, ability, and agility. Long work-outs after school showed both loyalty to the school cause and real determination. We look proudly on this year's tremendous track team. BOTTOM ROW: D. Thomas. P. Williams. D. Loegering. G. Barnes, ). Berzins. T. Gess. W. Barnard, L. Butler, Steve Nelson, V. Craig, T. Roberts, A. Frost, B. Slrommer. ROW 2: Mr. Hoisinglon, COACH; C. Nevils, R. Williams, D. Hines, Mike Anderson. A. Hence, E. Withers, J. Williams, B. Chatham. Bruce Smith, D. Davidson. R. Deutch-man. Mr. Bowman, ASSISTANT COACH. ROW 3: L. Gardner, L. Blackwell, P. Burnett, A. Givens, R. Lyle, T. lories, V. Livingston, S. Dean, J. Dahl, J Laurence, A. Weslcott, M. Sandbo, At. Link. 71 C. Hogan, G. Eddy, G. Steiger. Bottom Row: R. Knutson, G. He struts. Row 2: ]. Cline, R. Layeux, R. Kim, R. Larson. Sophomore Baseball Sophomore Track The Sophomore Baseball team, made a good showing this year. It is expected that next year's Varsity squad will include a number of these promising sophomores. Mr. Anderson did a fine job of coaching and of preparing the team members for a hectic schedule. The team exhibited skill and sportsmanship this past year. The Sophomore Track team did a good job of preparing the boys for the varsity squad next year. Many new prospects for future Central teams were discovered and put into condition through vigorous workouts after school. BOTTOM ROW: G. Dovolos, T. Forte. R. DeWilde, D. Loegerhtg, P. Wade, Garrett Johnson. . Lewis, G. Gilchrist, E. Eversley, G. Fulkerson, R. Helsetb. ROW 2: Mr. Weis, ASSISTANT COACH. S. Barton R. Barnard. G. Barnes, T. Gess, P. Williams, B. Chatham, T. Roberts, Mike Anderson, . Berzins, T. Jones, V. Hilst, Mr. Bouman. ASSISTANT COACH. ROW 3: D. Vessey, E. Carr, Kenneth Lyle, R. Varnado, P. Gary, B. Melnychenko, R. Evans, M. Kuzmik, T. Sides, L. Severson, D. Kirk. 72 Carole Oberg Gayle Lnndeen Shirley Hughes Lynn Mansager, Sue Gooley, Judy Med calf, Sue Smith Joan Henson Cheerleaders ... Valerie Laguban Jane Vic nap Toni Whiteside G.A.A. Cabinet _ n m Gloria Schmidt, Points; Joan Gilbertson, Vice President; Use Vinson, Secretary. Corrie President Clausen 74 Central's Badminton Team Girl’s Sports When a girl has accumulated 600 points she is awarded a C”. She must have at least a 'C grade average and be in good standing at school. An all-city emblem is awarded to the girl with a total of 1000 points including her 600 letter points. A star indicates the girl has participated on a championship team or is the individual winner of a G.A.A. tournament. Central has three girls inter-school teams: Badminton, Tennis, and Golf. Badminton is played in the fall, and continued through the winter. Tennis and Golf are played in the spring. The President Corrie Clausen and other executive board members are elected by the G.A.A. members. The girls representing sports were picked according to their skills by the officers and were approved by Mrs. Hawker and Miss Anderson. 75 76 Field Hockey Features 78 Queen Tony from the House of Whiteside Joan from the House of Benson Sandra from the House of Johnson 79 MEET THE CANDIDATES WHO WILL WEAR THE CROWN? Gayle Lundeen, Sandy Johnson, Barb Forle, Joan Benson, Lynn Mansager, Toni Whiteside, Sharon Fieber, Corrie Clausen Carole Oberg, Sandy Johnson, Bob Layeitx REHEARSAL Yvonne Andrews, Mrs. Lundheim, Kay Rogers, ™E MOMENT ARRIVES Joan Benson, Neil Buelow, Sharon Fieber, Lynn Mansager, Toni Whiteside, Bob Layci x, Carole Oberg Judy Metcalf, Sandy Johnson THE COURT Siding: Carole Oberg, Joan Benson, Queen Toni, Sandy Johnson, Lynn Mansager Standing: Barb Forle, Yvonne Andrews, Kay Rogers, Corrie Clausen, Sharon Fieber, Judy Metcalf, Paulette Merrill, Diane Rossing, Gayle Lundeen, Roberta Beecroft 80 Judging the costumes 81 The Faculty Band The Faculty Chorus Parade of Queens Y-a-a-a Central! Homecoming Committee - Adviser: MRS. SELLERS Bottom row: S. Mason. K. GRF.ILING, Secretary; J. SANFORD, Co-Chairman; MARK PETERSON, Co-Chairman; JON GROTH, Treasurer; G. Lundecn, S. Steiner, B. Forte Row 2: B. Hatnen, C. Oberg, Sandy Johnson, L. Mansager, J. Gilbertson, R. Stensvaag, I. Tsuchimochi, Y. Andrews Row 3: flK Rixmann, R. McKeegan, C. Clausen, J. Cline, J. Caughev, J. Dahlherg, D. Carter, B. Thomas Row 4: P. Merrill, S. Dingfelder, N. Windsor, J. Lawrence, M. Maanum, O. Staupe, P. Peterson. B. Larson, L. Patient Getting in the Spirit BEHOLD THE QUEEN! Bob, Carole, Joan, Queen Toni, Sandy, Lynn, Neil 82 SNO-WEEK Suspense mounted as Lynn Manager and Mike McGrav ent into the auditorium in search of Ullr and Freihild. houts of joy were heard from the group as Queen Corrie lausen and King Rick Anderson were crowned. Junior ttendants were Ruth Stensvaag and Gale Strommer. The ophomore Attendants were Marcia Melgard and Butch )avis. Entertainment for the court was provided from the dif- The Royal court Look out Jim! ferent classes. The Junior girls did a rendition of the By the Sea”. The Seniors put on a melodrama. The highlight of the day was a skating party. The party featured a girls hockey game with boy cheerleaders. For the first time in two years the Senior girls beat the junior girls, one to nothing. Everyone who participated in this year’s Sno-Dazc celebration said it was the greatest. And with this sword . . . . Please don't take my daughter away'. 83 Seniors love to play The Tuist (?) Auditoriums The uell-dressed Centralite of 1862. Practice makes perfect. Spirit of Christmas enters in Let us be thankful U.N. Crisis On the scene fire pret ention. How to start a fire. Join the Armed Forces. Women receive pep talk too. Band entertains at many assemblies. 87 Language members are the foundations of j united student body. Mum-m-mThat loots good.” Scenes Around Central Work. Work. Work The choir sings at an auditorium On to the game! Fads During these past years there have been many styles at Central, but, we have had some of the cutest. Our skirts were short and swingy and more often pleated or flared than slim. We brought back an old 1940 style, changed it to fit our needs and culottes became very popular. Our sweaters were all colors but they had to be bulky and long. Pointed-toed and squared-toed shoes in black, brown, and red were the favorites while many girls went collegiate by wearing Italian loafers and wool socks. To match our shoes we bought Roger Van S. and Saber purses in the same colors. On cooler days we carried our shoes in Oval Room Boxes and we wore furry hats in all colors to keep our heads warm. The once popular gold pins and necklaces took second place to the new gleaming silver styles. Our boys were just as fussy about their clothes. They wore smooth fitting continental pants with legs that were a good inch from the top of their revised 1940 style wing-tip, wing-back shoe with the very shiny toe. Wool ponchoes of bright plaids and stripes were worn over shirts as jackets or just for looks. Gant shirts with the loop in the back and the wide pleat that went all the way down the back were the shirts that the best-dressed boys wore. European style hats also kept the boys in style as well as warm. Many variations of these basic styles were worn by the different classes, but on the whole most of the Ccntralitcs were very well-dressed throughout the whole year. Girls and Boys State ... Steve. Paulette In the spring of 1961 Paulette Merrill, Steve Dingfelder, , and Orvin Staupe were selected as Central’s representatives for Girls and Boys State. This is held each year on the , State Fair Grounds and the University of Minnesota Agricultural School campus. During their stay they met students from other schools throughout Minnesota, and at the same time learned more about our state and national governments. This proved to be an enjoyable experience, and one they will always remember. Maria, Mark, Karen American Field Service The two American Field Service representatives from Central were Karen Greiling and Mark Peterson. Mark lived with the governor’s family in the Phillippines. Karen spent the summer in Chile, staying in various homes. Maria Ricalde came to us from the Phillippines and lived at the home of our Central junior, Joan Gilbertson. Maria has been a friend to everyone and we will surely miss her bright smile when she leaves. One day in December, through the cooperation of Mrs. Mattson, our lunchroom manager, and Maria, a special meal was served for noon lunch featuring Philippine foods. Mrs. Gilbertson, Maria’s American mother” was also present that day. M� uiS -W 92 UOS9iO{fX ‘- JV SENIOR DIRECTORY ALLEN, MADELINE 2832 Portland Avenue South Ta 4-1955 ANDERSON. PATRICIA 4024 14th Avenue South Ta 3-3425 ANDERSON. RICHARD 3724 Colfax Avenue South Ta 5-5596 ANDERSON. WILLIAM 4213 Chicago Avenue South Ta 4-1929 ANDREWS. 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GARY 3015 11th Avenue South Pa 4-6976 HASTINGS, JANE 3701 Pillshury Avenue South Ta 5-6664 HAVNEN, BETTY 3957 Pillshury Avenue South Ta 3-8671 SENIOR DIRECTORY . . . HAVNEN, WILLIAM 3957 Pillsbury Avenue South Ta 3-8671 HEDSTROM. MARILYN 3120 10th Avenue South Ta 4-7726 HE1NONEN, BARBARA 3343 Oakland Avenue South Ta 7-1142 HEINZER, STEPHEN 4230 Blaisdell Avenue South Ta 4-1975 HELLUM, ARTHUR 3045 Clinton Avenue South Ta 4-6357 HESTNESS. GARY 3335 Columbus Ave. South Ta 4-1468 HILL, JAMES 4949 3rd Avenue South Ta 4-6684 HILL, VAUGHN 116 East 14th Street Fe 8-5327 HINES, DENNIS 3636 Clinton Avenue South Ta 5-8739 HOCUK, HELEN 2911 Columbus Ave. South Ta 4-9652 HUDSON, JERRY 203 East 19th Street Fe 8-0190 HUGLEN, HAROLD 3048 17th Avenue South 724 6451 CONSTANCE HUNSBERGER, 4335 4th Avenue South Ta 4-5504 HUNT. SHARON 4328 Columbus Avenue Ta 3-9089 ILLGUTH, EVY ANITA .3024 Elliot Avenue South Ta 3-2757 INGENHUTT, JOHN 2932 Portland Avenue South Ta 3-8440 IRWIN. LAVONNE 4045 Columbus Ave. South Ta 7-3323 JOHNSON. BRYANT 3856 15th Avenue South Ta 4-0401 JOHNSON. DELBERT 3711 Nicollet Avenue South Ta 5-5726 JOHNSON, JUDITH A. 3132 Pillsbury Avenue Ta 3-0152 JOHNSON. PATRICIA 1704 Clinton Avenue South Fe 8-7325 JOHNSON. PAUL M. 1830 Stevens Avenue South Fe 5-1560 JOHNSON, SANDRA JOYCE 4120 5th Avenue South Ta 2-9040 JOHNSON, SANDRA JANE 3714 Park Avenue South Ta 4-5879 JONES. BARBARA 3632 3rd Avenue South 824-7558 KARLSSON, ADA 3711 Nicollet Avenue South Ta 5-0524 KENNEDY, ROBERT JAMES 3306 Columbus Avenue Ta 4-7778 KIM. RONALD 104 West 35th Street Ta 2-7518 KIPLOKS. ILGA 3204 Columbus Ave. South Ta 5-0909 KNUDSEN. ROBERT 3655 3rd Avenue South Ta 4-3772 KRAGNESS. SHARON 3008 Portland Avenue South Ta 2-7730 I.ADUKE. LINDA 2315 Portland Avenue South LAHTI, DENNIS 3139 Nicollet Avenue South Ta 2-1925 LAMBERT, ROBERT 4108 12th Avenue South Ta 4-8554 LANGSF.TH. DIANE 4023 Blaisdell Avenue South Ta 3-4729 LARSON, BARBARA 3616 Blaisdell Avenue South Ta 4-1384 LARSON. ROBERT 2830 Blaisdell Avenue South Ta 7-5208 LAWRENCE. JAMES 4349 Portland Avenue South Ta 5-6907 LAYEAUX. ROBERT 709 West 37th Street Ta 5-9589 I.EHRKE, RICHARD 221 West 28th Street Ta 5-0327 LIEN. JULIE 4010 28th Avenue South Ta 5-1637 LIEN, SHARON 3528 14th Avenue South Pa 9-7236 LILIA. WALTER 1905 Stevens Avenue South LINDGREN. RENEE 4737 10th Avenue South Ta 3-6595 LINGOR. JOSEPH 3232 Nicollet Avenue South Ta 3-2772 LIVINGSTON. VERNON 501 East 37th Street Ta 5-7109 LOCKRIDGE, FAYE 814 Morgan Avenue North LOEGERING. DAVID 3208 4th Avenue South 822-6141 LORENCE. ROBERT 217 West 27th Street Ta 4-1462 LUNDBERG. SHAROL 4109 Park Avenue South Ta 5-7897 LUNDEEN. GAYLE 515 East 33rd Street Ta 4-0125 LUNDMARK. L. DAN 4004 Chicago Avenue South Ta 2-3073 LYLE. ROBERT 3144 Park Avenue South Ta 3-0783 McBRIDE. WILLIAM 3332 4th Avenue South Ta 7-5091 MCCURDY. JEAN 1901 5th Avenue South Fe 6-2803 MACDONALD. RUTH 615 East 36th Street Ta 5-8380 MCGRAY, MICHAEL 3429 Park Avenue South Ta 2-2713 MCKEEGAN. ROBERTA 3440 Pillsbury Avenue South Ta 4-3593 MAANUM. MELODY 204 West 40th Street Ta 5-2342 MANSAGER. LYNN 3612 13th Avenue South Pa 2-8494 MARSHALL. MICHAEL 3916 Oakland Avenue South Ta 5-3228 MARTIN. LOIS 3032 5th Avenue South Ta 4-9078 MASON. SALLY 4808 16th Avenue South Pa 9-0652 MAYER. CATHERINE 3905 13th Avenue South Ta 5-3590 MEDCALF. JUDITH 4218 Wentworth Ave. South Ta 2-1529 MERRILL. PAULETTE 3513 11th Avenue South Pa 1-1474 MICHEAU. GARY 3433 4th Avenue South Ta 5-1021 MIEREK. GARY 3818 Chicago Avenue South Ta 2-9059 MILLER. LORETTA 2730 Portland Avenue South Ta 2-7923 MILLER. PAMELA 119 West 39th Street Ta 5-0989 MILLER. PATRICIA 3040 Park Avenue South Ta 5-8288 MILLER. RICHARD 108 East 32nd Street Ta 5-1586 MORGAN. CONSTANCE 1801 1st Avenue South Fe 9-3553 MORRIS. ROBERT 3828 Pillsbury Avenue South Ta 2-2493 MOYNAGH, ROBERT 3908 Harriet Avenue South Ta 3-1600 MURPHY. WILLIAM 2632 Pillsbury Avenue South Ta 4-6751 MURRAY, JARI 317 East 38th Street Ta 3-8410 NARVESON, JANICE 3404 Bryant Avenue South Ta 4-5862 NELSON, DOUGLAS 2721 3rd Avenue South NEVILS. CARL 3119 Clinton Avenue South Ta 5-7364 NICHOLAS. CHARLOTTE 3241 Elliot Avenue South Ta 7-1008 NOBLE. JEANNINE 3638 Oakland Avenue South Ta 2-0635 NORTON, GLORIA 3337 2nd Avenue South Ta 5-3009 OBERG, CAROLE 3948 15th Avenue South Ta 3-1035 OLSON. CHARLES A. 3829 Nicollet Avenue South Ta 2-2902 OLSON. CHARLES G. 2712 Blaisdell Avenue South Ta 5-2315 OLSON. CURTIS 4209 Bryant Avenue South Ta 2-8166 OLSON. MICHAEL 4204 Chicago Avenue South Ta 3-3997 OLSON. NEAL 3933 5th Avenue South Ta 3-5740 ONDOV. JOHN 3444 Portland Avenue South Ta 2-8903 OYS. JAMES 2630 Blaisdell Avenue South PAI.BICKI, RICHARD 3708 Stevens Avenue South Ta 4-4763 PALMQUIST, ALLEN 4116 Pleasant Avenue South Ta 3-8780 PARKER. DONNA 210 East Lake Street Ta 7-2249 PARROTT. RONALD 3431 Grand Avenue South Ta 2-4064 PATIENT. LUANN 4025 13th Avenue South Ta 2-1775 PAYNE. CHARLES 4116 Pleasant Avenue South Ta 5-9020 PESCH, JEROME 3422 Garfield Avenue South Ta 3-6336 PETERSON. CAROL 3844 Park Avenue South Ta 7-4883 94 PETERSON. KENT 4120 Columbus Avenue South Ta 5-9224 PETERSON, LORETTA 1707 Park Avenue South Fe 6-3577 PETERSON. LYNELL 4100 Harriet Avenue South Ta 2-7324 PETERSON, MARK 3505 Oakland Avenue South Ta 5-2203 PETERSON, PAMELA 3201 Portland Avenue South Ta 4-7735 PETERSON, SHARRIF. 2424 Chicago Avenue South 339-2461 POTTER. ANTHONY 102 East 19th Street Fe 3-8790 POWELL, KAREN 3304 Harriet Avenue South Ta 3-4207 PUETT, JOSEPHINE 3712 11th Aveune South Ta 5-0280 RASKI, DWIGHT 3536 3rd Avenue South REDELL, DIANE 3133 Fremont Avenue South Ta 2-4122 REITAN, RICHARD 3621 Blaisdell Avenue South Ta 2-5916 RIBAR, WILLIAM 4141 Elliot Avenue South Ta 3-7189 RICALDE, MARIA 3635 Garfield Avenue South Ta 5-3910 RIEGER. JOAN 3648 Harriet Avenue South Ta 4-0950 RIXMANN, WAYNE 4336 Oakland Avenue South Ta 2-9056 RODI. JAMES 3525 Portland Avenue South Ta 2-1892 ROGAN. CARL 4016 4th Avenue South Ta 2-8517 ROGERS, KAY 3201 Pillsbury Avenue South Ta 5-4954 ROLLOW, SHARON 3644 Elliot Avenue South Ta 2-5514 ROSSING, DEANNE 3856 1st Avenue South Ta 5-7773 ROSSING, DIANE 3856 1st Avenue South Ta 5-7773 . . . SENIOR DIRECTORY RUSS. PATRICIA 2424 Stevens Avenue South Fe 5-6367 RUSSELL, LORETTA 3111 11th Avenue South Pa 9-8483 RUTHERFORD. ROBERT 2808 Stevens Avenue South Ta 7-2484 RUUD, SANDRA 2319 Columbus Avc. South Ta 4-7738 SALONE, BOBBIE 4018 3rd Avenue South Ta 2-3983 SANFORD, JAMES 2628 Portland Avenue South Fe 5-3529 SCHMELKE, JAMES 3509 Nicollet Avenue South Ta 2-6309 SCHOENROCK. JUNE 4001 Harriet Avenue South Ta 4-7575 SCHULL, MARIANNE 3242 4th Avenue South Ta 2-4132 SCHWAB. CATHERINE 3106 23rd Avenue South Pa 1-4979 SCHWANDT, CANDICE 3801 Columbus Ave. South Ta 5-7029 SEF.MAN, SIEGLINDE 3418 Park Avenue South Ta 4-4571 SELNICK, SANDY 4744 Abbott Avenue South Wa 2-0521 SHANNON, WILLIAM 3509 4th Avenue South Ta 5-5960 SMITH, SUZANNE 3925 Lyndale Avenue South Ta 4-9415 SORENSON, WILLIAM 5724 Wentworth Avenue Ta 2-8847 SPARTZ. DAVID 2612 Shicago Avenue South Fe 6-2727 STAUPE. ORVIN 617 East 24th Street Fe 5-6981 STEINER. SHARON 5808 11th Avenue South Ta 5-4214 STIEBINGER. LINDA 3410 Pleasant Avenue South Ta 4-8584 STIEGELMEYER, JUDITH 4453 15th Avenue South Ta 4-8395 STINSON, SANDRA 915 41st Street Ta 2-4261 STROMMER, BELDEN 2805 Pillsbury Avenue South Ta 2-9437 SUESS, SHIRLEY 10 East 15th Street Fe 6-7651 SUMNER, CHARLES 3526 Bloomington Ave. South Pa 2-0514 SUTTON. WALLACE 3029 1st Avenue South Ta 3-9361 SWANSON, ANN 3928 Lyndale Avenue South Ta 5-8671 SWANSON, CAROLINE 3928 Lyndale Avenue South Ta 5-8671 SWANSON, DONNA 2830 Pillsbury Avenue South Ta 3-3433 SWANSON. FRANK 3928 Lyndale Avenue South Ta 5-8671 SWANSON, MARK 3548 Blaisdell Avenue South Ta 3-7458 SWANSON. MARTIN 3928 Lyndale Avenue South Ta 5-8671 SWANSON, NANCY 3026 Blaisdell Avenue South Ta 7-1129 THAYER, MICHAEL 3223 Oakland Avenue South Ta 4-9011 THOMAS. BETTY 3217 Clinton Avenue South Ta 2-5510 THOMPSON, DANIEL 4223 12th Avenue South Ta 4-3550 THOMPSON. PAULETTE 3605 10th Avenue South Pa 4-3197 TOOLE. GLADYS 3624 Nicollet Avenue South Ta 2-6646 UMPHREY, JOSEPH 1508 1st Avenue South Fe 8-5973 UMPHREY. MARLENE 3855 Portland Avenue South Ta 2-4783 VAN DOREN, VICKI 3511 Lyndale Avenue South Ta 4-9771 VAUGHAN. MARY 3335 5th Avenue South Ta 5-4967 VINSON. ILSE 4248 Uth Avenue South Ta 4-1380 WAUGHTEL. KATHERYN 3726 Lyndale Avenue South Ta 3-9204 WELLER, WILLIAM 3209 Grand Avenue South Ta 2-4539 WELTON, GRADIE 4137 5th Avenue South Ta 5-1484 WENSHAW, HELMUT 3952 13th Avenue South Ta 4-7632 WERNER, MARY 3913 10th Avenue South Ta 3-3067 WESNER, JUNE 1509 Portland Avenue South Fe 8-0043 WESTLIN, DENNIS 3108 Elliot Avenue South Ta 2-1037 WHITESIDE, TONI 3900 3rd Avenue South Ta 3-5031 WILLIAMETTE, LEONARD 16 West 35th Street Ta 4-2305 WILLIAMS. JANICE 632 East 18th Street Fe 5-5585 WILSON. SUZANNE 3415 Lyndale Avenue South Ta 5-6409 WINSTROM. KAREN 3618 1st Avenue South Ta 2-7251 WISDORF, WANDA 4004 11th Avenue South Ta 7-2108 WITHERS. EDWARD 4556 Oakland Avenue South Ta 5-1852 t I 96 Dear Red and Bine