Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1963 volume:

DEDICATION uThe final test of a leader is that he instills in other men the conviction and the will to carry on There is one man in particular here at Central with whom we will always associate warm memories. We will remember him as one of the greatest Central Pioneers we have known. He has been an inspiration to all of us who have studied with him and have been coached by him. His high standards and ideals have encouraged us to set our goals equally high. His winning personality and sense of humor draw friends, both faculty and students alike. He can laugh at us and he can laugh with us because of his great understanding of students. We are proud to add his name to the list of those who have been the recipients of this honor in the past. We dedicate our 1963 CENTRALIAN to you, Robert Hoisington. THE CLASS OF 1963 Centralian 1963 ANDERSON, AMES i' l . Biology, Physical Education, Baseball, Assistant Football and Hockey ANDERSON. JOYCE . . . Physical Education, Intramural Sports BANDT, MRS. MARIPAT . . . English, Speech Activities, Mimes and Mummers BENGTSON. MRS. VIOI.A . . . English, Home Economics BIRELINE, ROSALIA ... Art BORANIAN, PAUL . . . Business, Banking BOWMAN, EARL . . . History, Assistant Football, Basketball and Track BRINKMEYER. MRS. LAN IT-TA . . . English ULTY DANIELS, DOROTHY . . . Home Economics ELIAS, CHARLES . . . Physical Education, Football, Swimming FJELDE, EDWARD . . . History FLUGAUR, ANNA . . . English, History, Assistant Honor Society GROSZ, LORINE . . . English, German, National Honor Society, German Cluh HAASARUD, FLORENCE . . . Related Subjects, Ccntralian HAWKER. MRS. DOROTHY . . . Physical Education, Intramural Sports HAWKER. WILLIAM . . . Modern Problems, Faculty Managcr 5 HFARN, CATHERINE . . . Assistant Librarian HOISINGTON, ROBERT . . . Mathematics, Cross Country, Track HO VEY, RAYMOND . . . Physics JOHNSON, EVELYN . . . Chief Clerk JOHNSON, MRS. IRENE . . . Credit Clerk JONES. MRS. LUCILLE . . . Requisition Clerk KITTO, THOMAS . . . Draft-inf;, Audio-Visual Aids KOCH HAROLD . . . Chemistry, Stage Crew KORISTA, FRANCES . . . Bi-ology KRUEGER, EDWARD . . . History LITTLE. MRS. FERN ... Attendance Clerk LUND HEIM, MRS. JEANNE . . . English, Mimes and Mummers, Class Play MACHULA, WALTER . . . Occupational Relations Coordinator, Drafting McNAMER, RICHARD . . . Mathematics, Wrestling, Assistant Football and Baseball MATTSON, MRS. DOROTHY . . . Lunchroom Manager MONA, JUDY . . . English. Central News 6 MORSE, KATHRYN . . . Visit-ing Teacher NESS. ARNOLD . . . Music Director, Band, Choir OLSON. MRS. MARGUERITE . . . Spanish, Spanish Club PALMER. MRS. JANET . . . Home Economics, Tri-Ettes RALPH. EDWARD . . . Wood. Hockey, Golf SANDEEN. ERNEST . . . Metals SCHMIDT. NORMAN . . . Business, Duplicating Service SCHWICHTENBERG, DONOVAN . . . Business, Locks and Lockers SELLERS, MRS. MARIE . . . Speech, Homecoming Committee Adviser SHtrrrs, mrs. ethel . . . English SIMONDET, JEROME . . . History, Skiing, Assistant Football STEINER, LORRAINE . . . English, French, French Club STOKES, EDITH . . . Librarian STRUKEL, JERRY . . . Auto Mechanics, Traffic Safety Council THOMPSON. MRS. KATHERINE . . . Nurse THORESON, LORIS . . . Mathematics, Basketball, Tennis, Intramurals 7 WEIS, DAYNOR . . . History, Modern Problems, Assistant Track WESTERMAN, JAMES . . . Mathematics, Science. Science Club WOLD, I.EOI.A . . . English. Related Subjects, Red Cross WILLIAMS, BRUCE . . . History Clarice Wollan for Visually Handicapped OCCUPATIONAI. TRAINING STAFF Bottom Row: I. Wood, E. Mauren, R. Henze, Coordinator: J. Papotola Row 2: R. Martin, K. Barklind, A. Siftar CUSTODIAL STAFF Bottom Row: J. Breyetle, F. Barzdis, A. Lallak. F.. Hankc Row 2: R. Anderson, C. Doherty, W. Franks, I.. Grein. R. Hanlon Row 3: H. Waterman. E. Lo eux CULINARY STAFF 8 Earl Hankc, Chief Engineer C Baardson, M. Hansen. B. Lindbcrg, G. Jungcr, A. Mille. 9 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Elga Gutmanis, SECRETARY; Steve Johnson. VICE-PRESIDENT; Roger Strom. PRESIDENT ; Ruth Stensvaag, TREASURER. SENIOR CLASS CABINET AND OFFICERS The cabinet and the officers were selected on the basis of leadership, scholastic ability, personality, and service. The cabinet, with the help of faculty advisers, headed the committees that planned all the senior activities. We, the Class of 1 H� 3 would like to express our thanks and appreciation to Robert Hoisington, senior adviser, and the class cabinet for their tremendous effort to make this year’s activities successful. SENIOR CLASS CABINET Bottom row; S. Gooiey, S. Hughes, A. Westcott, V. taguhan. R. Strom. PRESIDENT; J. Waughtel. S. Moon, G. Haversack, P. Ritchie. Row 2: M. Sandbo, J. Anderson, T. Johnson, E. Gutmanis, SECRETARY; R. Stcnsvaag, TREASURER; S. Johnson, VICE-PRESIDENT; K. Philipp, T. Gaedy, M. Rekow. 10 Ann Mortcnson Kenneth Peterson REPRESENTATIVE CENTRALITES Alan Wcstcott Elga Gutmanis Susan Goolcy Valerie Laguban Tom Gaedy Roper Strom These honored Ccntralites have been choosen by their classmates to represent Central. Outstanding Scholarship, Leadership, Service and Sportsmanship have qualified them for such an honor. Robert Skottegard Sue Moon 12 Shirley Hughes Mark Sandbo Ruth Stensvaag ACKER. Margaret . . . She’s quiet, but we all agree, she’s nice to know, and nice to see. Tri-Fttcs, Pep Club, Work Program. AHLSTROM. Carol ... I always take plenty of time because there's a lot of it. Honor Roll, Hall Monitor, Band, Tri-Ettcs, German Club, Pep Club, G.A.A. AIROLA, Virpi ... A smile means the same in any language. Student Council, Tri Ettes, German Club, French Club. G.A.A., Sno-Qucen, American Field Service Representative from Finland. AKESON, Shari . . . Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. News Staff. ALLEN, Edmund . . . Another of those silent men; thinking things, not saying them.” German Club, Honor Roll, Physics’ Aide ALSTRUP, Anita ... A likeable girl with a likeable way.” Library Monitor. Choir. AMRFIN, Gcorgcttia . . . Always in good spirits.” Library Monitor. ANDERSON, Barbara . . . Rather quiet, never loud, outstanding in any crowd.” Red Cross, Pep Club, Safety Council, Banking. ANDERSON, James ... A character so fine and strong, a brilliant boy who can’t go wrong. National Honor Society, Student Council, News Staff Editor, Band, Homecoming Committee, Football, Hockey, Tennis, Boys C” Winner. ANDERSON, Kenneth . . . A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Projection Crew, Spanish Club, Safety Council, Baseball, Basketball, Track, Boys C” Winner. ANDERSON. Lance ... I didn't preach, so why should I practice? Baseball, Football. ANDERSON, Priscilla . . . Look, never fret, 1 might be a sensation yet. ANDERSON, Stephen . . . The path he’s trod has been that of accomplishment. National Honor Society, Swimming, Boys C” Winner, Y.F.C. Rally Co-ordinator. ARNOLD. Karen . . . It is good to be mer� , and wise. Hall Monitor, Work Program. 13 ASP. Bonnie . . . With always a smile, she’s a friend worthwhile. Office Help, Choir, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club. Ccntwirlcttes, Work Program, Homecoming Committee. BACKSTROM, Mary . . . She has a way all her own. Red Cross, Choir. BANCROFT. Sandra... She welcomes all with a friendly smile.” BANGERTER, Mary . . . Quiet, courteous, never blue: she makes a friend ever so true. Honor Roll, Red Cross, Office Help, Pep Club. BARTHOLOMEW. Susan . . . She may be tall, but that's not all. BATES, Carl . . . Calm, quiet, and friendly.” Choir, Track, Wrestling. BATTLE, Glarushia . .. She didn't raise her laugh to be a giggle. Library Monitor. BHRGE, Janice . . . Honors many, goals high; we like her sense of humor-dry. National Honor Society, Student Council, Tri-Ettes Chapter President, German Club President Treasurer, News Staff, Choir, Lady of the Court, Homecoming Committee. BERG LUND, Marsha . . . Who hopes a perfect girl to see, need seek no more for this is she. Band, Choir, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Junior Achievement. BETHKE, Linda . . . To worry is folly, so let us be jolly. Work Program. BEZENEK. David ... A little shy, but quite a guy. Choir, Track, Wrestling, Camera Club President. BEZENEK, Elaine . .. They say she was once caught studying. Choir. Homecoming Committee. G.A.A. BLACKWELL, Larry . . . Clean cut, a gentleman, a friend; he and success will surely blend. German Club, Basketball, Cross Country, Track, Boys C Winner. BOMSTA. Beverly ... A likeable girl with a likeable way. Work Program. BOUCHARD, Jeanne . . . Never run after a bus or a man — there'll always be another right along. Libran Monitor, Tri-Ettes, French Club, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A. BOVE, Sharon ... A young girl in her early flirties. G.A.A. BOYD, Carolee . . . She's quiet anti sincere, she'll he successful in her career. BOYD, Raymond ... A good disposition is more valuable than gold.” BRA1NARD, Gary . . . It was a dream. I thought I had my homework done. BREZNY, Dennis . . . His genius lies in his ability to avoid hard work. Stage Crew, Work Program, Football, Swimming. BROOKS, A. Elaine . Alone in the moonlight is more fun if you’re not. BUFFIE, David . . . Good times are relished by the best of men. BURNETT, Phillip ... He's ready for sports, good time and fun. Projection Crew, Cross Country. Swimming, Track, Boys C Winner. BURUD, Jon ... A young man who blushes is better than one who turns pale.” Hall Monitor, Baseball, Football, Skiing, Class Play. BUSCH. Warren ... A bit of work, mostly play, keeps him busy all the day.” Spanish Club, Football. BYE, David . . . I’m not afraid of work, I can sleep beside it. Projection Crew, Choir. BYRD, Ezekiel ... A man like him is rare and welcome. Projection Crew, Band, Work Program, Football, Track. CARTER, Diane . . . Sometimes I work, sometimes I play, never too serious, always very gay. Red Cross, Monitor, Choir. Pep Club, Junior Achievement, Work Program, Homecoming Committee, Safety Council Vice President, P.T.S.A. Representative. CHAMBERLIN. Vern . . . Just call me ’Doe’ I can operate anywhere.” Hi-Y President and T reasurer. Football. Golf, Hockey, Boys C Winner. CHELL, Laurie ... I don’t care what happens, if it doesn't happen to me.” CODY, Dorothy . . . A jolly girl, a loving friend, she’s one on whom you can depend.” Pep Club. COFFEY, James . . . He'll drum his way to. success. Band, Junior Achievement, Wrestling. COSSETTE, James . . . His driving resembles a rehearsal for an accident. Football, Wrestling. CRACRAFT, John . . . I’ll get there quietly. Work Program. CURRIER, Corrine .. . Yes, I study — sometimes. Work Program. Left Central. DAHL, Diane . . . I'm not a bit flirtatious — just interested. Red Cross, Hall Monitor. Office Help. Tri-Ettcs, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee. DAHLQUIST, Susan . . . She lets her light shine without turning the spot on herself. Student Council, Red Cross, Office Help, News Staff, Tri-Ettes Treasurer, Pep Club, Lady of the Court, Homecoming Committee, Banking. DANIELSON, Sue ... Style is her middle name. Honor Roll, Student Council, Hall Monitor, Office Help, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club. Home'oming Committee, Lady of the Court, Alternate Cheerleader. DARGAN, Dale . . . Don’t give up the ship, let it sink. DAHL, John ... A man of few words doesn't have to take so many of them back. Cross Country, Track. DAVIDSON, Douglas . . . His cares are not so many, we wonder . . . Has be any?” Hi-Y, Cross Country, Track, Boys C Winner. DAVIES. Judith . . . Who cheerfully meets each demand and does the very best she can. 16 DEAN, Stuart . . . He's as nice as he is inches tall!” Choir, Cross Country, Track, Boys C” Winner. DEYOE, Jcannie . . . Seniors may come and go, hut here’s a senior you ought to know.” Honor Roll, Hall Monitor, Library Monitor, Choir, Tri-Ettes, German Club, Homecoming Committee. Y.F.C. DEASON, Joanna ... A happy, jolly lass is she, no matter when or where she he.” Red Cross, Spanish Club. Pep Club. DECKER, Kathleen . . . She's full of wit and loving fun. Look out. World, here she comes. National Honor Society, News Staff, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club Secretary, Lady of the Court, Home-aiming Committee, G.A.A., Pep Club. DELTCHMAN, Ronald . . . His nature seems so very quiet, but he is a friend you can't deny it. Projection Crew, German Club, Junior Achievement, Cross Country, Track. DOLS, Thomas . . . Study: a luxury in which I never indulge. DOMBROVSKIS, Ruth . . . I don't care how you pronounce my name — I’ll change it someday anyway. Honor Roll, Office Help. DOTY, Joan . . . Sleep no more! Your high school days are over. Red Cross, Office Help, Pep Club, Homecoming Committee. DOWNING, David . . . Worry and he are total strangers. Honor Roll, German Club, Work Program, Football, Track, Safety Council. ECKERT, Carole ... A sweet, attractive kind of face, she warms all hearts around the place. Band. Junior Achievement. EDWARDS. Joyce ... I have my own philosophy of life; 1 made it; 1 live it; and I change it when 1 please. Red Cross, Choir, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club. ENGEN, David . . . The world turns aside to let a man pass who knows where he's going.” National Hojj-or Society, Honor Roll, German Club, Football, Golf, Boys C Winner. ENGER, Judith . . . Sweet, smiling, sincere. FALK. Nancy . . . She knows just what to wear. Red Cross, Office Help, Choir, Tri-Ettes, Homecoming Committee. 17 FLINT, Paul . . . Hi ya, fans! Honor Roll, Spanish Club, Track. 1 FLOERCHINGER, William . . . Quite solemn ... until you know him.” Projection Crew, Golf. Swimming, Boys C Winner. FOLLESE, Dorothy . . . Live, laugh, and be merry. Hall Monitor, Junior Achievement, G.A.A. FORSBERG, Douglas . . . A leader everywhere be goes, a friend to everyone he knows. Student Council, Football, Swimming, Boys C Winner. Safety Council. FOSS. Eric ... A likeable guy and a wonderful friend. flail Monitor, Spanish Club, Baseball. Football. FOUST. Patricia . . . Beware, I may yet do something sensational.” FROST, Al . . . I dance until my shoes wear out.” Honor Roll, Spanish Club, Homecoming Committee, Basketball. Football, Track, Boys C Winner. GAEDY, Tom . . . Here’s a boy as good as gold; he isn’t shy. and he isn’t bold. Honor Roll, Safety Council. GATES. Donald . . . Have faith. Oh Romeo, you needn’t fret; some Juliet will get you yet. Red Cross, Choir, Central Singers, Hi-Y, Junior Achievement. Work Program, Swimming, Safety Council, Banking. GILBERTSON, Joan . . . She had so many bright ideas that her hair turned red. National Honor Society Vice President, Band Secretary-Treasurer, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club President. Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A. Vice President. Girl’s C Winner. GOOLEY, Susan . . . Peppy, charming, full of fun; she’s a gal who gets things done. Student Council Treasurer. Red Cross. Monitor, Choir, Tri-Ettes Chaplain, French Club, Pep Club, Homecoming Attendant. Homecoming Committee, Cheerleader. GORES, Corrine . . . She knows her mind and speaks it. Honor Roll, Red Cross Treasurer, Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, German Club, Pep Club Vice President, I-ady of the Court, Homecoming Committee, Safety-Council. GRAVDAL, Darnell... Happiness is cheaper than worry, so why pay the higher price.” Hall Monitor, Office Help, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club. GRONBERG. Carol . . . Pretty as a picture, a poem without words.” Tri-Ettes. GUERNSEY, Marly s . . . She s as likeable as she is lookahlc. ' Hall Monitor, Work Program. Homecoming Committee. GUNDERSON. Steve . . . If cavemen were like him, then take me hack to the stone age. Projection Crew, Baseball, Basketball, Swimming, Safety Council. GUTMANIS, Elga . . . Her spirit and talents just can't be beat; a lovely personality makes her complete. Student Council Vice President, Tri-Ettes, Chapter President, German Club Treasurer, Homecoming Attendant, Homecoming Committee Co-Chairman, Cheerleader. HALL. Mary ... A kind heart is worth all the world. Choir, G.A.A. HAMER, Jack ... I thought I saw him studying, hut alas; it was only a dream. HANSON, Marvin . . . It matters not how long we live, but how. Lunchroom Monitor, Sophomore Football, Wrestling. HART, Nancy . . . An attractive and clever lass, very-wili liked throughout the class. Choir, Central Singers, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club, Homecoming Committee, Assistant Banker and Homeroom Cashier. HASERT, Gary . . . He doesn't talk much, hut he does think. Honor Roll, Baseball. HAUGH, Roxanc . . . I'd rather be out of the world than out of style. National Honor Society, Red Cross, News Staff, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club. Pep Club, Mimes anti Mummers, Homecoming Committee, Banking. HAVERSACK. Glenda . . . A contradiction to the theory that beauty and brains don't go together. National Honor Society, Student Council, News Staff. Tri-Ettes Chapter Vice President, Spanish Cluh, Pep Club, Lady of the Court, Homecoming Committee. Banking, Homeroom Cashier, Honor Roll. HF1NONEN. Charles . . . I’d be good but it's such a strain. HILST. David . . . At first we think him rather quiet, hut later on he's quite a riot. Red Cross. Lunchroom Monitor. German Cluh. Baseball. Basketball, Football. Boys C” Winner. HINTON, Shirley ... At first you think she's shy, when you know her, oh my. Work Program. HOFFMANN. Terri . . . Her presence we have found is welcome all around. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Tri-Ettes, German Club. Pep Club. 19 HOLMQUIST, Elizabeth . .. With hair so blond, so light; to know her is a great delight. Honor Roll, Red Cross, German Club, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, Russian Club, Speech Activities. HOLMAN, Joanne . . . Life is no better if we worry, life is no longer if we hurry. Library Monitor, Tri-Ettes Chapter Advertising Chairman. HORNER, James . . . You can tell him by the noise ho doesn't make. Honor Roll. Spanish Club. Baseball. Football. HORNER. Patricia ... Give me romance or give me death! Student Council, News Staff, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club. Junior Achievement, Lady of the Court, Homecoming Committee. HUGHES, Shirley . . . She has attained heights most people dare only dream of.” National Honor Society, All City Student Council Secretary, Student Council, Tri-Ettes President, Spanish Club Vice President, Mimes and Mummers Treasurer, Homecoming Queen, Captain of the Cheerleaders, All City Y-Tccns Vice President. Donaldson's Teen Board President, Sophomore Sno” Attendant. HUNTER. Michael .. . The only thing that keeps me off the honor roll is my grades. INGLEDUF. Elizabeth . . . I think I think more than you think I think.” JEWELL, Janet . . . Sometimes she's serious, sometimes she’s gay, but she's sure to be friendly all through the day. Tri-Ettes. JOHNSON, Beverly . . . Full of laughter, full of glee, full of personality.” News Staff, Tri-Ettes, German Club, Pep Club. JOHNSON, Dianne . . . Laughing and talking through the hall; she is familiar to us all.” Honor Roll. Red Cross, Office Help, Centralian Staff, Choir, Central Singers, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club. Pep Club. Homecoming Committee, Safety Council. JOHNSON, Gerald ... The type of boy who always hits the nail squarely on the thumb.” National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Projection Crew, Golf, Boys C” Winner, Boys State. IRWIN, Carin . . . A winning way, a pleasing smile. Honor Roll, Office Help, Pep Club. JOHNSON. Gloria . . . Crazy in a charming way.” Red Cross, Choir, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club. JOHNSON. Melinda . . . She is gentle; she is shy . . . but she has mischief in her eye.” Honor Roll, Office Help. News Staff, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club. Junior Achievement, G.A.A. 20 JOHNSON. Patricia . . . In classroom or hall; she has a smile for one and all.” Choir, Pep Club. JOHNSON. Steve . . . Tall, dark and handsome. Class Vice President, Student Council, Hi-Y, Basketball, Swimming. Track. JOHNSON. Thomas ... A football field isn't the only place you need a line. Honor Roll, All City Student Council, Student Council, News Staff, Hi-Y, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Boys C Winner. JORGENSEN, I.inda . . . Quiet, hut talented. Honor Roll, Office Help, French Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Girls C Winner. KARKKANEN, Gary . . . He burns the midnight oil, hut it’s usually gasoline. Work Program. KARPS, I.igita . . . She talks as she goes, and goes on forever.” French Club, Pep Club. K E N N A R D, Sherrie . . . From a little spark may-hurst a mighty flame. Honor Roll, Choir, Central Singers, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Mimes and Mummers, Junior Achievement. KENNEDY, Patricia . . . She’s shy when not known, but once acquainted — Oh my!” Pep Club, G.A.A. K1LLBERG, Donna . . . Some think her bashful, others doubt it. KIM. Patricia . . . Just another highlight of Central. Honor Roll, Red Cross, Office Help, Choir Senior Representative, Central Singers, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club, Homecoming Committee. KOCH, Roger . . . He looks like a saint, but we heard he ain’t. Honor Roll, Porjec-;ion Crew, Hockey. KOVENSKY, Wayne . . . It isn’t what you can do, it’s what you can get by with. KUCERA, Chery l ... Small, sweet, and friendly. KYANDER, Marilyn . . . They are never alone that arc accompanied with noble thoughts.” Hall Monitor, French Club, Pep Club, Wtyrk Program, G.A.A. 21 KYLLO, Herman . . . He didn't let his studies interfere with his education.” Honor Roll, Hi-Y. Swimming. LAGUBA N. Valerie . . . Light of heart, quick of step; here's a girl that's full of pep.” National Honor Society, Student Council, Office Help. Band, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club. Lady of the Court, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A., Cheerleader. LARSON. Gary . . . If physique makes the man, he’s quite a man.” Lunchroom Monitor, Spanish Club, Baseball, Football, Boys C” Winner. LARSON. Leonard . . . He was cut out to be an angel but someone ran away with the patter n. Projection Crew, Baseball, Boys C Winner, Sno-King. LARSON, Marjorie . . . Who put the nickel in?” Red Cross, Band. Spanish Club, Mimes and Mummers, Junior Achievement, G.A.A., Safety Council. LENARZ, Stephen . . . Ask me no questions and I'll tell you no lies.” Baseball, Swimming. I.INDBERG, Judy . . . She's bright, she’s witty, she’s charmingly pretty. Office Help, Choir, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club. Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee. LINK. Michael . . . Sooner or later a man with an aim will surely be a man with a name. Lunchroom Monitor, Hi-Y. Spanish Club. German Club, Football, Track, Boy's C Winner, Senior Class Play, Mimes and Mummers. LONDO. Kay . . . A cheerful look makes a dish a feast. Office Help, Pep Club. LUND, James . . . All the world loves a lover — just ask me. Baseball, Leadership. MADSEN, Verna . . . Cute and happy, small and snappy.” Honor Roll, Choir, Left Central. MAIJALA, Nancy . . . Not only good; but good for something. Pep Club. MALLAK, Bonetta . . . Patience is the companion of wisdom. French Club, Cen-twirlcttcs, Mimes and Mummers, Work Program, G.A.A. MARSHALL, Natalie . . . Life is gay, life is jolly, we all must have our share of folly. 22 ■ MASON, John . . . He has it. but words fail to tell me what. Spanish Club, Honor Roll. MATTE. Dale . . . Whv work and make yourself look foolish? Choir, Central Singers. MATT I SON, R o i a n n . . . Her motto is: 'Without a care, while I am young to do and dare.' McBRIDE, William... The world is no better if we worry; life is no longer if we hurry. McKIBBAGE, Gordon . . . All things come to those who wait, even graduation. Hall Monitor. McLaughlin. Michael... The wise carry their know! edge as they do their watch, not for display but for their own use. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Spanish Club. MENDENHALL, Grace . . . I know I'm talking right, you're just listening wrong.” News Staff, French Club, Pep Club. Junior Class Party, Banking Representative. MILEK. Perry . . . Enjoy your life, ere it's fled; for when vou die, you're a long time dead. MILLER. Nancy . . . She looks on the bright side or polishes the dark side. Hall Monitor, Banking. MOEN. Loritta . . . Rita we never shall forget, no one laughs like her, I bet. MONSON. Marlene . . . She’s bright, cheerful, sincere; the future will give her a real career. Office Help, Projection Crew, Tri-Ettcs, Pep Club, Glee Club. MOON. Craig . . . What should a man do but be merry? MOON. Susan . . . Like a magnet, she has a force of attraction. National Honor Society, Student Council Secretary, News Staff, Tri-Ettcs, German Club, Homecoming Committee, Alternate Cheerleader. MOORE, Kathleen . . . In quietness and confidence shall be her strength. Spanish Club, Work Program. Club, Work Program. 23 MORTF.NSON, Ann . . . For her future we never fear, she’s proved her worth at Central here. National Honor Society, News Staff, French Club President, Pep Club Vice President, Junior Achievement, Bank President, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A. President, Girls C” Winner. MORTENSON, Robert . . . All the world loves a lover until he complicates the parking problem.” Honor Roll, Football, Swimming Captain, Boys C. Winner. Safety Council. MUI.LER, Heidi . . . Sometimes given to serious thoughs, but usually full of mischievous plots. News Staff, German Club, Pep Club, Safety Council. NASH, Kathryn . . . Kind-ness is the secret of happiness.” Pep Club, P.T.S.A., Representative. NASH, Sheila . . . To smile is simple; it shows her dimple.” Spanish Club, Pep Club, funior Achievement. Girl’s Glee Club. NELSON. Christine . . . I came, I saw, I’m still looking.” Honor Roll. NELSON, Stephan ... I am a lover but have not found anyone to love. National Honor Society, News Staff, Band President, Cross Country, Football, Swimming, Track, Boys C Winner. NORENBERG, Donna . It’s so easy to smile.” Tri-Ettes, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee. NORQUIST, Joseph . . . Courtesy is the road to success.” National Honor Society, Honor Roll, French Club. OLSEN, Jeanne . . . The girl with the high blush pressure. Honor Roll, Choir, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Homecoming Committee. NEWMAN. Sandra . . . Flighty and flirtatious. Tri-Ettes, Junior Achievement. NOLDIN, Mary Jo . . . Happy as the day is long.” Red Cross, Office Help, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club, Homeroom Banker. OI.SON, Karen . . . She is seldom seen hurrying, and she does but little worrying.” Tri-Ettes, Homecoming Committee. OLSON. Sharon D. . . . Full of fun and mischief too, doing things she shouldn’t do. Red Cross, Office Help, Choir, Tri-Ettes. 24 OLSON, Sharon K. . . . 'Rascals arc always sociable.” News Staff, Choir, Tri-F.ttes, Homecoming Committee. PETERSON, Donald ... A gentleman in all his ways. Choir, Central Singers, Track. OTTO. William ... Men are seldom blessed with good fortune and good sense at the same time.” Ccntralian Staff, Hi-Y, German Club, Basketball Manager, Boys C” Winner, PAQUETTE, Donna . . . Never do today what you can do tomorrow.” Honor Roll, Red Cross, Tri-Ettes, German Club, Pep Club, Junior Achievement. PATERSON. Penny ... A little mischief by the way, a little fun to spice the day.” News Staff, Tri-Ettes, Home-coming Committee. PETERSON, Patricia ... A girls with appeal, a charm that's real.” Student Council, Choir Secretary, Central Singers, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club, Lady of the Court, Homecoming Committee. PHILIPP. Karen . . . ”A smile that never comes off.” News Staff. Pep Club, Homecoming Committee, Homecoming Attendant. PI IRM A, Hilja . . . Her disposition, like her hair, spreads a bit of sunshine everywhere. Red Cross, Band, Tri-Ettes, German Club, Homecoming Committee. POLZIN. Louise . . . Always laughing, always gay; merrily she goes on her way.” Library Monitor, Band. Pep Club, G.A.A., Safety Council. PRATT, Elsie . . . She is quiet and sincere, she’ll be successful in her career.” Library Monitor, Tri-Ettes. PETERSON, Iris . . . En-joy what you can, endure what you must. PETERSON. Kenneth . . . The Einstein Theory is really quite simple.” National Honor Society Treasurer, Honor Roll. News Staff, German Club, Tennis. PRINCELI., Rosemary . . . Her mind never knows what her mouth will say next.” Tri-Ettes, Work Program. Homecoming Committee, Banking. PROTZNER, Heidi . . . Friend of all, kind and true; always smiling, never blue.” Red Cross, Lunchroom Monitor, Choir, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club. German Club, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A., Safety Council. PUETT, Lester . . . The harder I try the gooder to be, the worscr I is.” Hi-Y, Tennis, Boys C” Winner. RAKOW, Donn . . . Know-ing Donn is really a treat: a friendlier chap you could never meet. Honor Roll, Band. German Club, Mimes and Mummers, Tennis, Safety Council. RAPAICH, Joanne ... I have a voice, but why wear it out? Choir, Pep Club. RAUNER, David . . . Not too loud, not too shv, just the nicest sort of guy. Band, Hi-Y, Football, Swimming. Track, Boys C Winner. REKOW, Marlin . . . All f;rcat men are dying; I don’t cel so well myself. National Honor Society, News Staff, German Club, Homecoming Committee, Football, Safety Council Vice President, Class Play, American Field Service Representative to Germany. RHODES. Olivia . . . Pretty as a picture and with a frame to match. Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club. Junior Achievement. RICKER. Beverly . . . They said it couldn’t be done so I didn’t try. RINNE, Matthias . . . He says little and thinks a lot, a nicer fellow could not be bought. Spanish Club. RITCHIE. Phyllis . . . Eyes that could see her may find it hard to turn away. Choir, Central Singers. Tri-Ettes, Pep Club, Work Program, Homecoming Committee, Banking. ROBERTSON, Mary . . . It's better to be small and shine than to be large and cast a shadow.” Red Cross, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Homecoming Committee. ROSCH. Barbara . . . A little mischief to spice the day. Office Help, Tri-Ettes. ROGERS. Susan . . . Fun and Joy in a nice sort of way. Homecoming Committee, G.A.A. ROWE. Lucille . . . Her friends are many, here foes — are there any? Red Cross, Office Help. Choir, Tri-Ettes, French Club, Pep Club, Mimes and Mummers. Junior Achievement, G.A.A., Class Play, Honor Roll. ROZENBERG. Sylvia . . . If school is liberty. I’ll take death. Red Cross, Hall Monitor, Tri-Ettes, Work Program. 26 RUCKER, Kanawha . . . Worry and I have not nice. Track, Wrestling, Boys C Winner. RUTT, Alice . . . Great minds must be ready not only to take opportunity but to make it. Honor Roll, Red Cross, French Club, Class Play, National Honor Society. RYAN, Clyde Timothy . . . Good nature and good sense. Football Manager, Boys C Winner, Safety Council. SAUL, Thomas . . . Let’s have more like him. Library Monitor, French Club, Basketball Manager. SANDBO. Mark . . . Fighting, loyal, firm, and true; Football man here's to you! News Staff, Hi-Y Chaplain, Spanish Club President, Homecoming Committee, Football Captain, Hockey, Track, Boys ”C Winner. SCHMIDT, Gloria... Dur-ing class and when school’s done, her hobby is always having fun. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Cen-tralian Co-Editor, German Club, Homecoming Committee. G.A.A. Vice President and Points Chairman. SCHROF.DFR, Joseph ... I like to work but I love to play. Honor Roll, Cross Country. Safety Council, National Honor Society, Skiing. SCOTT, Carole . . . Work fascinates me; I could sit and look at it for hours. Red Cross, Work Program, Banking. SCOTT, Darlene . . . Friendly, sweet, and shy. A priceless friend you couldn't buy. Honor Roll. Work Program, S.E.P. Aide. SFVF.RI N. Sandra . . . Here’s to a girl with spirit and pep; she'll have fun in life you can bet. Honor Roll. Lunchroom Monitor, Tri-Fttes, French Club. Pep Club, Lady of the Court, Homecoming Committee, Cheerleader. SHAPIRO, Bonnie . . . A winning way, a charming smile, truely a Bonnie lass worth while. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Cen-tralian Staff, Tri-Fttes Spanish Club, Pep Club, Banking. SH E PH ER D, Janet . . . Dainty and sweet; pretty and neat. Choir, Tri-Ettes, Junior Achievement, G.A.A. SHOWALTFR. Joy . . . If sweetness were heavy, she would weigh a ton. SIMONTON, Marcia . . . Yes and no, and mayhe and maybe not. 27 SIMS, David . . . When trouble comes my way it takes another path. SKOTTEGARD, Robert . . . The world knows little of its greatest men. Honor Roll, Student Council Presi-dent and Sargeant at Arms, Lunchroom Monitor, Hi-Y, German Club, Football. Golf, Hockey, Boys C Winner. SMITH, Beverly . . . You’re her everlasting friend when she smiles. Red Cross, Ccn-twirlcttes. Work Program, Homecoming Committee. SMITH, Bruce . . . Ready to laugh and join in the fun; many good friends Bruce has won. Cross Country, Co-Captain, Track, Boys C” Winner. SNATF.R. Renee . . . iNever posing or pretending.” Office Help, Banking. STEIGER, George . . . The life of his classes and the death of his teachers.” Baseball, Football, Hockey, Boys C Winner. STENSVAAG, Ruth . . . Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. National Honor Society, Student Council, Red Cross, Office Help, Tri-Ettes, All School Vice President, German Club, Secretary, Pep Club, Class Treas-urcr. Homecoming Attendant, Homecoming Committee Secretary, Cheerleader, Girl's State. STEWART, Bonnie .. . Her face is her fortune and it runs into a nice figure. News Staff, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club, Homecoming Committee, Banking. STRAND. Ronald . . . Don’t recite so loud. I’m sleeping. Hi-Y, Swimming. Track, Boys C Winner. STEPHENS, Gloria . . . Good nature and good disposition are never separated.” Honor Roll, Red Cross, Choir, Central Singers, Spanish Club. SNOOK. Marcella ... I came ... I bluffed . . . I graduated. Junior Achievement. SORSOLEIL, David . Friends and humor are his lead: we know in life he will succeed.” Honor Roll, Class Play. STROM, Roger ... A leader who's really tops.” Honor Roll. News Staff, Senior Class President, Mimes and Mummers, Homecoming Committee Co-Chairman, Cross Country, Golf, Track, Skiing, Senior Class Play, Student Council. STROMMER. Gale . .. Not very tall — in fact quite small, his good nature is loved by all.” Wrestling, Boys ”C” Winner, Equipment room. Junior Sno-Week attendant. 28 STRONG, Elizabeth ... A picture can say a thousand words.” News Staff, Tri-Ettes, Homecoming Committee. STRONG, Loretta . . . There arc many nice things about Loretta to say — she’s always happy, sparkling and gay. Mimes and Mummers Treasurer, Junior Achievement Art Director, Speech Activities, Senior Class Play. STROSHANE, Earl (Wayne) . . . His high school days will never compare with his high school nights. Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Football, Boys C” Winner. SULZBACH, Ann . . . Carefree and gay, she's always that way.” Red Cross, Li-bray Monitor, Band. German Club, Mimes and Mummers, National Honor Society. SWIFT, Ronald . . . Girls may come and go but not if I can help it. Honor Roll, Spanish Club, Football, Boys C Winner. THEISEN, Constance . . . We can live without brothers but not without friends. THOMAS. Gladys . . . Never a harsh word to anyone.” THOMPSON, Carol . . . Dates arc my favorite fruit.” THON. John . . . He that mischief hatcheth, mischief catchcth. TIMM, Darla . . . She looks like an angel and acts like one too, but you never can tell what an angel will do. News Staff, Tri-Ettes, French Club, Homecoming Committee. TISBERGER, Hans . . . An added glee to the earth. Red Cross, Work Program. TOLZMAN, Donald . . . Don’t let his silence fool you; he has his share of fun. Hall Monitor. TREL5TAD, Penelope . . . Life’s a big lake, but I’m a good swimmer.” Honor Roll, Band, Spanish Club, German Club. TROMBLEY, Gertrude (Trudy) ... A gift of gab is her virtue.” Red Cross, H a I I Monitor, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Homcoming Committee. 29 TRUESDALE, Thomas ’'Friends and humor arc his lead; we know in life he will succeed.” Red Cross. Lunchroom Monitor, Projection Crew, Homecoming Committee. Safety Council Publicity Chairman. TSUCHIMOCHI, Joann . . . A leading lady in every way. National Honor Society Secretary, Red Cross Secretary, French Club Vice President, Mimes and Mummers President, Homecoming Committee, Senior Class Play. Office Help. UNDERWOOD. Dale . . . He is like the devil, always in mischief.” UR NESS. Larry . . . A friendly individualist.” VON FELDT, Judith . . . Sugar and spice and everything nice.” Office Help, Choir, Central Singers. WAALK, Richard . . . Long. lean, and likeable. Track, Cashier for Ccntralian collections. WAGNER. Kathleen . . . She’s as friendly and loyal as anyone here; in character, she's as worthy and sincere. Honor Roll, French Club Secretary-Treasurer. Junior Achievement. Homecoming Committee. Ccntralian Co-Editor, National Honor Society. WELLER. Sharon ... Sweet personality, full of rascality. Honor Roll. Red Cross, Latin Club. Pep Club, Junior Achievement, Work Program. WEST. Carolyn . . . Not too serious, not too gay; she hits the happy medium in a glowing way.” Honor Roll, Office Help, Tri-F.ttes, Spanish C I u b, Centwirlcttes, Work Program. WAI.BERG. Dorothy . . . 'Td have reached the top, but somebody moved the ladder. Hall Monitor, Latin Club, Work Program. WAUGHTEL. Ruth . . . Friendly, peppy — with personality overflowing; this cute gal is well worth knowing. Honor Roll. News Staff. Choir. Spanish Club, Cencwirlettcs. WAUGHTEL, Jane . . . There are many links in her golden chain of friendship.” National Honor Society, Band Junior and Senior Representative, Spanish Club, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A. Secretary-Treasurer, Class Play, Senior Class Cabinet. WESTCOTT. Alan . . . He owns a one way ticket to success.” National Honor Society President, Honor Roll, Centralian Staff, German Club Vice President, Homecoming Committee, Cross Country, Track. Boys C Winner, Boys State. WICKMAN. Ralph . . . Before you know him he’s a little shy. a little later you wonder why. Projection Crew. 30 W1IK, John . . . He's quiet and shy but one swell guy.” Stage Crew, Band, Swimming. WILCOX. Verna ... Here’s a girl that’s sure to win, with hair so red and a great big grin.'' Red Cross, Library Monitor, Work Program, G.A.A. WILLIAMS. Ronald . . . Friendship that makes the least noise is often the most worthy. Honor Roll, Library Monitor, French Club, Cross Country, Track, Safety Council, Class Play. WINDSOR. Nancy . . . Here's a girl who’s stately and tall; dignity mark her in the hall.” Honor Roll, Ccn-tralian Staff, Choir, Central Singers, Tri-Ettes, French Club, Pep Club, Cemwirl-ettes. Mimes and Mummers Secretary, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A. Points Chairman. WONG, Beverly ... A nose for news and nonsense.” Honor Roll, News Staff, Tri-Ettes. Spanish Club, Pep Club, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A., Banker. WOODS. Marian . . . Who-ever rides in my car, takes his turn — pushing. Spanish Club. Safety Council Secretary and Treasurer, City Wide Hi-C Secretary, Hi-C Vice President. YARNS. Earl . . . Why study, when bluffing is so easy ?” YOUNGREN. Mary ... It’s nice to be natural when one is naturally nice.” Red Cross, Spanish Club, Homecoming Committee. WITTICH, Jeanette . . . We who from study flee, live long and merrily.” Red Cross, Tri-Ettes, Work Program. WOLD, Douglas . . . 1 do not look for favor or fame, graduation is now my aim. Sophomore Football. 31 Camera Shy Seniors ADAMS, Richard ... A real nice guy for all to know. ANDERSON, Don . . . A true exponent of courteousness.’' Honor Roll, Choir, Work Program. Graduated in January. BUCKLEY. Francis . . . If there’s a will there's a way. Senior Class Play. COCHENET, Graham . . . Put him to the test, and we know he’ll do his best.” Football. DAVIS, Suezan . . . Liked here, liked there, liked everywhere. Junior Achievement, Work Program, Homecoming Committee. DOM BROWSKI, Thomas . . . Of all the things I liked the best, I much prefer to sit and rest. EDWORTHY, Thomas . . . His mind is his kingdom.” National Honor Society, Honor Roll, German Club, Safety Council. HAKKO, Raymond . . . As looking for a needle in a haystack.” HANSEN, Douglas . . . His way-through school is lined like the Mississippi River — with bluffs. HATORI, Phillip . . . To hurry and worry is not my creed, things will happen, so what’s the need?” Lunchroom Monitor, Band, Work Program. HAWKINS. Orville ... I am the master of an art — the art of reflection. HORNER. David . . . He puts his worries in a pocket with a hole in it. Football. LANE, Jerome . . . Quiet strength.' LIBEKS. Uldis . . . Girls are bothersome, but I like to be bothered.” MARTIN, Mary . . . Live, laugh, and be merry. Choir, Central Singers. MCGOWAN, James ... A lad so mild and meek, that even his shoes refuse to squeak. MICHEL, Dennis . . . I’m on the brink of a great career — somebody-give me a push. MORRIS, Robert . . . He’s a fellow we all admire; of his talcs wc never tire. MURK, Richard . . . Rain is wet, dust is dry; life is short, and so is I. NERBURN, Michael . . . I’d like to be bashful, but the girls won’t let me.” Hall Monitor, Work Program. NELSON, Donald C. . . . Why work when you can play? NICHOLAS, Geraldine . . . Choice bundles come wrapped in small packages. OLSON, Daniel . . . I on’t take li e so seriously. PHAI.EN, Thomas . . . Live lorg and live merrily. PRUITT, Ruth . . . Quietly ard calmly she comes and goes. Woik Program. REITAN, Kathleen ... I came, I saw, I ran. Junior Achievcmert. G.A.A., Girls’ C Winner. SHAVINSKY, David . . . Egad! What a lad!” Baseball, Wrestling. SMITH, Donald . . . Every inch a man, but more man than inches. THOMAS, Donnell, Energy bottled and ready to sell. Track. THOMAS. Michael . . . He’s so carefree wc hate to see him go.” Band, Swimming. TILI.STROM, Carol ... A winnint way, a pleasant smile.” Choir. WEEKS, Walter . . . Throw aw.«i your troubles; dream a dream wil me. WILLIAMS, John . . . If you aJ him anything, he’ll never say 'No.' WOLFE, Harlan . . . Why shout life all labor be? 3 32 Our Friend From Finland Virpi Airola from Helsinki, Finland, came to Central as our American Field Service student this year. Cheri Larson, a junior, and her parents, became Virpi’s American family during her stay here, and Elizabeth Holmquist her American cousin. Virpi entered into the life at Central and became a favorite with the students, as shown by the language groups' gift to her of a class ring. In November a special Finnish luncheon was featured as a part of the regular school menu, at which Virpi and her American family were guests. 34 Thanks for the luncheon Our Representative To Germany The American Field Service offers a Summer program, as well as a full year of foreign exchange, thus lending more flexibility of choice for students interested in an experience of this kind. Candidates must be at least sixteen years old by June 30 of the year in which they apply, and be members of the junior class in good standing. They are required to have two years of a foreign language and to meet other high standards of scholarship, health, and personality. Central’s 1962 summer exchange student was Marlin Rekow, who enjoyed several very interesting weeks of study and other activity with the Willie family in Dctoble, Germany. After his return to Central for his senior year he has been most generous about sharing his experiences with others through private conversation, public speeches, and showing of pictures. Our Representatives For Girls’ And Boys’ State Another honor which may come to juniors is to be chosen by their classmates to represent them at Girls and Boys State. Juniors from all over Minnesota are selected to attend this activity held each year on the State Fair grounds and the University of Minnesota campus. Its purpose is to acquaint students with the operation of local, state, and national government by setting up a situation in which they actually participate in various phases of government. Central’s representatives in 1962 were Ruth Stensvaag, Jerry Johnson, and Alan Westcott. Alan, Ruth, Jerry 35 SENIOR LIFE . .. Ever playful seniors?! Only two tests this week kiddies! Gosh, isn't this exciting? I’ll wear your button if you wear mine! ’I don’t know wha 36 1 JUNIORS ROOM 101. MISS DANIELS Bottom Row: Miss Daniels, G. Berg. Rebecca Frank, K. Murray Row 2: Sue Peterson, R. Western, E. Krueger, C. Spong, M. Mclgaard Row 3: Larry Smith, Patricia Smith, S. Hastings, Gary Barnes Row 4: Neil Sinton, V. Hilst, Richard Schreiber, David Burlingame, Mike Anderson Row 5: S. Laumb. R. Vogel. R. Helseth, G. Krogh, D. Mackay, M. Collins ROOM 111. MR. RALPH Bottom Row: Mr. Ralph, B. Helium, S. Lewin, Mary Hansen, R. Campbell Row 2: J. Nicholas, K. Kilcy, P. Scholia, Kathleen Edstrom, I. Kanderson, Joann Malbcrg Row 3: Connie Benson, L. Austad, Paul Williams, Dean I.ocgcring, Karen Rogan Row 4: G Hoffman, K. Detjen. N. Bennetts, K. Ludgate. M. Svang, M. Ku mik ROW 5: John Williams, I. Cossette, Tom Sides, M. Goodrie, Mike Prindle, P. Love, P. Wade ROOM 121. MISS KORISTA Bottom Row : Jean Munson, D. Allison, Miss Korista, Margie Ernst, J. Shaurette Row 2: Judy Johnson, Gayle Nash. A. Calhoun, B. Gardner, Lynne Larson Row 3: Gregory Miller, John Triplett, B. Vandcr- loop, W. Waggoner, Evonne Ruud, William Forsyth Row 4: Chuck Lindgren, S. Nystrom, Barbara Simpson. Judy Norland, M. Julkowski Row 5: Steve Gunderson, W. Karlson, Alfred White, D. Vesscy, L. Oiell. David Sand ROOM 122. MRS. SELLERS Bottom Row : Jan Hammond, Judy Johnson, Mr Sellers, K. Webert. Mary Miller Row 2: Janet Peterson, R. Berry, Shcrral Mille , J. Engstrom, R. Martin, C. Ross Row 3: Mary Mclgaard, Judy Iverson, La Jurl Thomas, G. Dovolos, Joyce Knutson Marilyn Erickson, Eli abetK Woll Row 4: Gail Stenquist, Kathy Nelson, Dtanri Yarwood, Dennis Goldberg, R. But Butch Davis Row 5: Sally Johnson. Brian Carlson, G. Gi christ, M. Sutter. R. Nervick. A. Flippit T. Lcanger 38 JUNIORS ROOM 208. MRS. HAWKER Bottom Row: R. Strong, Barbara Harper. Cheri Larson, Gloria Adams, P. D.ihmcn, P. Hedstrom Row 2: J. Wicklandcr, C. Davis, C Brown, C Royster, J. I.liftman Row 3: S. Gerber, J. Senkyr, G. Jamison, K. Blackwood, T. Bcdnarchuk, Gordon Smith Row 4: Jerry Hall, Ilocuk, Linda Jacobson, T. Witt, J. Winslow Row 3: S. Barton. L. Malhcrg, T. Jones, S. Bar- tholomew, D. Ingle-due, J. Collier ROOM 214, MISS MONA Bottom Row : W. Jett, K. Winters. B. MacDonald, Cheryl Everett, Miss Mona Row 2: Roger Hanson, R. LePage. P. Wisdorf, S. Broberg, J. Coulter, L. Svang Row 3: Patricia Foust, S. Cashin, Sue Thompson, D. Danforth, G. Dcs l-auties. J. Jewell Row 4: P. Gary, T. Gess, Richard Lundberg. Mar- cella Johnson, N. Good, S. Dupont Row 5: J. Hamer, J. Fanberg, Mike McKcegan, James Carter. J. Edman, Fred Brown, T. Mankowski ROOM 216, MISS GROSZ Bottom Row : R. Bergstrand, M. Riebe, Miss Grosz. V. Lamberson, Diane Murphy Row 2: S. Easthagen, Diane Wilson, R. Maxwell, J. Allison, C. Clausen Row 3; Charlotte Granger, D. Kyander, F. Etter, L. Salone, J. Wright, M. Oliver Row 4: C. Boyd, J. Hcgdahl, Gretchcn Jacobsen. M. Nicholson, L. Stroshane Row 5: C. MeVey, D, Jacobsen, D. Harris, M. LeRoy, Dale Bateman. Dennis Michel Row 6: P. Milek, R. Evans, P. Stepp, 1. Pluma- dorc. Chuck Kubat, W. Barnard, D. Kirk ROOM 315. MR. SIMONDET Bottom Row: Mr. Simondct, R. Lind. R. Soffia. M. Lindgren, C. Robinson, P. Mocn, S. O'Brien Row 2: L Naig, J. Crockett, S. Austad, A. Duffy, T. Forte, S. Beasley Row 3: S. Keating, S. Hocft, S. Slyngstad, Wil- liam Roberts, G. Fulkerson, C. Werner, E. Solheim Row 4: T. Kcppcn, E. Eversley. D. Brand, G. Krzyska, D. I.indblom, Lynda Anderson Row 3: T. McDevitt, Kent Nelson, R. Varnado, D. Dahn, Russ Johnson, P. Malijcwski, William Marshall 39 ROOM 318, MR. ELIAS Bottom Row: Mr. Elias, P. Allison. V. Cody, M. Rix-nunn, V. Grodahl, L. Doar Row 2: T. Lochr, Truman Nelson, M. Chapman, J. Marshall, M. DcYoc Row 3: U. Libeks, Todd Toole. Tom Schultz, D. Wills, Priscilla Anderson Row 4: W. Pappin, S. Watkins, J. Mortenson, G. Krebs, J. Warn Row 5: Anthony Roberts, J. Merrill, A. Schwandt, D. Gunderson, W. indahl, Mary Larson ROOM 319, MR. ANDERSON Bottom Row: Mr. Anderson, P. Parrott. W. Christy, D. Trombley, R. LcGcre Row 2: Lisa Anderson, C. Russell, K. Cunning- ham, Sue Anderson, G. Mclquist Row 3: D. Griggs, R. DeWildc, Garrett John- son, L. Ahrens, Julie Bergman Row 4: D. Swanson, K. Reffert, K. McNearncy, Shirley Philipp, P. Becker Row 5: Don Larson, R. Gribstad, L. Shealy. Mark Johansen, K. Lyle, R. Bloomquist ROOM 412, MR. SCHWICHTENBERG Bottom Row: Mr. Schwichtenberg, G. Nicholas, D. Krause, A. Bristor, J. Wallace, B. Blodgett Row 2: J. Kjelland, G. Setterstrom, S. Oehler, S. Voeks, R. Zabloski Row 3: Tom Murphy, S. Iverson, M. Cobbin. S. Burston, K. Murk, G. Wong Row 4: Norman Anderson, D. Hansen, J. Ber- zins, B. Sprague, Sharon Knutson Row 5: J. Soucy. B. Mclnychenko, Fred Davis, E. Carr, D. Dargan, W. Ettcr JUNIOR-SOPHOMORE HOME ROOMS ROOMS 209 A 218. MR. KITTO, MR. KOCH Bottom Row: Mr. Koch, Mr. Kitto. L. Urness, J. Lan- ren Okeson, R. Miller, R. Darkow, H. Wardlaw, J. Garland Row 3: L. Mazurek, J. Downhour, Charles Han- son, F. Barbeau, T. Schuveiller, T. Angier SOPHOMORES ROOM 104. MRS. BF.NGSTON Bottom Row: Mrs. Bengston, L. Frcilingcr, Maty Rogers, Karen Johnson, Lisa Bergeron Row 2: Darlene Holm, Robin Nelson. C. Marti, L. Vejtruba, N. Cobbin, L. Slaughter Row 3: Sherry Lewis, G. Snater, V. Molinaro, Herbert Miller, Gary Benton Row 4: H. VanHorn, L. Grotty, Llainc Powell, C. Kubat, R. Cassady, M. Amircault Row 5: Spencer Morris, J. Malcckyj, James Knud- sen, Sandra Erickson, W. islofsky. P. Grehan, Gregory Smith ROOM 120, MR. WESTERMAN Bottom Row: Mr. Westernun, S. Rodewald, Phyllis Schmidt, Irene Ross Row 2: Dean Hovey, W. Nash, Jackie Taylor, Cheryl Jeffers, Ginger Peterson Row 3: R. Waggoner, Pat Epton, Cindy Marshall, Phillip True Row 4: T. Fcchter, K. Mohr, Max Hall, Mike Tierney, W. Shook Row 5: J. Delahunt, G. Gottslcbcn, Dale Wil- liams, G. Shannon, Tom Caldwell, Fred Lehrke ROOM 203, MR. HOVEY Bottom Row: Mr. Hovey, L. Salonc, Mark Patten, William Boker, Christine Franks Row 2: Marilyn Newsom, M. Biais, Tony Ash, M. O'Keefe. D. Gulland Row 3: Douglas Anderson, W. Allford, L. Eglitc, Sharon Olson Row 4: Janice Peters, E. Dunuis, Linda Tucker. Nancy Berge, Erma Boyd Row 5: Robert Norby, David Brady, Paul Berge, G. Arves, D. Dahkjuist, Sandra Roberts ROOM 215, MR. THORESON Bottom Row: L. Hasty, A. Lcstakis, J. Modcr, Perry Shannon. Mr. Thorcson Row 2: M. Tatro, Karin Simpson, G. Bankoulcs, Sandra Chatham Row 3: D. Gravdal, Judy Christensen, G Oestrcichcr, Carol Martin, B. Rudolph Row 4: Jackie Wong, Ronald Scott, Sandra Rapp, Philip Schmidt Row 5: John Stensvaag, Joseph Adams, Jerry Walter, Gary Rogers, V. Wickcn 41 1 SOPHOMORE ROOM 306. MR. WEIS Bottom Row: Mr. Weis, Vicki Woodward, P. Axiotis, Minnie Murray, K. Farber Row 2: S. Gckdmeyer, Susan Clark, Susan Howell. R. Lamberson, Leonard Swanson, Martha Stewart Row 3: Robert Hill, Terry Nordstrom, Walter Dahlberg, S. Langley, N. Follingstad, L. Janich Row 4: J. Dobbins, Bruce Bcrglund, Grady Elliot, Janisc Brown, R. Sohns, Suzanne Snyder Row 5: Donald Farrar. J. Midtdahl, David Ritchie. Y. Kovcnsky, D. Shakclford, Catherine Calhoun, T. Barge ROOM 308, MR. McNAMER Bottom Row : Mr. McNamcr, NyU Hendrickson, D. Longlcy, Tara Johnson. Linda Manning Row 2: G. Maddox, Patricia Kiley, J. Schmelke, Anthony Webster, John Grigsby-Row 3: R. Buchanan, Susan Winstrom, Vicki Coleman, P. Soeinhilher, L. Maanum, Jeanette Solberg Row 4: P. Mayes, -M. Krzyska. Karen Dailey, Donald Haack, J. Young Row 5: D. Kluck, R. Zack, H. Boudreaux, John Stephens, Nimrod Fanberg. M. Rinnc ROOM 309. MRS. LUNDHEIM Bottom Row : E. Kane, M. Straus, L. Selandcr, R. Dc Gidio, Mrs. Lundheim Row 2: Brenda Robinson, D. Eversley, Margaret Newman, Mary Gess, Danice Jackson Row 3: S. Tcvlin. La Vonne Johnson, R. Moffat, Terry Ann Pierce, William Whited, M. Tobjinski Row 4: W anda Frost, Arlene Peterson, I. Ma- bone, V. Hollrah, J. La Violette Row 5: Mike Nelson, L. Wcstcott, G. Vernon, John Gleason. Dean Bronson, Ronald Farrar ROOM 310, MRS. BRINKMEYER Bottom Row: Ruthann Anderson, M. Widing, Debby Thomas. Mrs. Brinkmeyer Row 2: S. Eckert. Ivanctta Johnson, Diana Green, J. Good, L. Kranz Row 3: C. Hitchens, Linda Hcgland, Michael Wirth, Ronald Lloyd Row 4: W. England, E. Siynstad, Clara Kight, Mary Rutt, D. Hodges Row 3: Charles Ford, Ron Green, Robert Mills, Gary Johnson, Cliff Young, M. Shaug-nessy 42 HOME ROOMS ROOM 313. MISS FLUGAUR Bottom Row: Miss Flugaur, S. Domarus. F. Gray, G. Korncll, Barbara Green Row 2: R. Ilcgduhl, K. Sherman. R. Love, Bar- bara Johnson, S. Keefe, J. Ross Row 3: J. Ambuchl, K. Emerson, R. Fitch, R. Moen, D. Voeks Row 4: E. Hayden, I). Iligdcm, Gayncllc Tay- lor. Mary Rowe, Cheryl Jackson, J. Picha Row 5: Adrienne Mason, Jim Clark, E. Bcllfield, Dave Gustafson, M. Sivertson, G. Tock, Mary E. Anderson ROOM 314, MR. WILLIAMS Bottom Row: Mr. Williams, Sharon Kelly, D. Smith, T. Hoggatt, Darlene Jacobson Row 2: C. Thompson, Rita Johnson, Janet John- son, D. Posz, L. Roy Row 3: Delores Miller, J. Carter, E. Wolfram, T. Spohn Row 4: C. Falkum, I. Sievers, K. Iloeft, R. Makinen, A. Lambert Row 5: Ross Green, Dale Becker, R. Florey, G. Lutz, Jim Johnson, J. Shriver ROOM 321. MRS. BANDT Bottom Row: Mrs. Bandt, Louise Pederson. K. Tweed, Cherryl Larson, Dale Jacobson Row 2: D. Franzen, Harry Hyde. W. Stroman, Frank Arvis Row 3: C. Phillips. K. Arntsen. Helen Boone, Suzanne Roberts, J. Nagel Row 4: Kathy R)an, Elizabeth Berg, Roger Peterson, Verne Carlson Row' 5: Lee Bay, Bruce Brown, Ron Vogel, Bill Whiteside, L. Brosnan ROOM 322, MISS STEINER Bottom Row: Gary Arntsen, Miss Steiner, Steve Rauncr, Rande Stuart Row 2: Terri Goodwin, Gloria Payne, Portia Brown, S. Klusk, Sandra Broberg Row 3: P. Noble, R. Protzner, M. Trechock, Elaine Campbell Row 4: John Townsend, Judy Rhodes, Ronald Brown. K. Amrllicn, C. Vasileff Row 5: M. Pratt, Bonita Burton. G. Brusven, Ward Mitchell. James Taylor, Ronald Jenson 43 ROOM - 06, MISS BIREL1NE Bottom Row: Miss Bireline, C. Bjugan, Mar)' FyleJ Satnan, M. Rissi Row 2: William Swanson, Linda Foster, K. K neman, Polly Princell Row 3: Jtidy Cooper, Kay Gilbertson, R. Fu: D. Buckmier, John Prindle Row 4: Woody Wisncr, David Johnson, Todd, Gary Mikkclson, G. Arms rci Robert Weller ROOM 411, MISS HAASARUD Bottom Row: E. Murphy, John Sulzbach, Gary Carlson, Mike Madzey, Miss Haasarud Row 2: Susan Olson, Barbara Downhour, Greg Anderson, B. Simpson, Lola W illiams Row 3: R. Veches, Carol Ferber, A. Shimoda, Terry Rasmussen Row 4: Claudia Brown, Eldon Johnson, D. Drcvdahl, J. Burnett, T. Watson ROOM 417, MR. BO RAN IAN Bottom Row: Mr. Boranian, S. Be Hanger, Bonnie Martin, Glen Anderson, Donna Madison Row 2: F. Dorion. Curtis Webb, B. Ambrose, J. Simonton, L. Wicland Row 3: Gary Peterson, G. Raedel, Judy Fischer, Lloyd Johnson, Dorothy Butler, Jeaninc Olson Row 4: Joan Merril, R. Tolzmann, Ronald Folk, John Dornfeld. G. Silbernagle Row- 5: J. McDevitt, Freddie Lewis, James Drex- lcr, Steve Warn, Jeff McGowan, Michael Johnson Sorry, too late! Homeroom pictures arc all J Hlga Sue Shelly Shirley Captain’’ Ruth Sandy 46 Sue, Janie, Sue, Lynne Varsity Football Bottom Row: G. Fulkerson, W. Englund, P. Gary, T. Clark, J. Sinker, G. Ncvils, E. Evenly, M. Sandbo-CAPTAIN, I). 11ilst M. Link, G. Steiger, G. Larson, W. E. Stroshanc, T. Johnson, L. Mahlburg, R. Burt Row 2: T. Ryan-MANAGER, D. Locrgcring, D. Buckmcier, J. Luftman, A. White, H. Boudreaux, T. Jones, B. Davis-CAPTAIN, B. Mclnychcnko, R. Swift, W. Forsyth, G. Wong, R. Nervick, J. Anderson, D. Jacobson, C. Lindgren, J. McHie, G. DcsLauriers-MANAGF.R Row 3: Mr. Elias. Mr. Bowman, Mr. McNamer, G. Dovolos, R. Vornado, K. Lyle, T. Sides, M. McKcgan, C. Hanson, M. Suddcr, E. Carr, I). Vcssie, J. Cosscttc, S. Barton, D. Kirk, P. Wade, J. Winslow, M. DeYoe, P. Williams Defensive Team Bottom Row: 11. Boudreaux, M. Sutter, M. Sandbo-CAPTAIN. E. W. Stroshane, R. Nervick, G. Larson Row 2: T. Jones, G. Steiger, B. Davis-CAPTAIN, E. Evenly, L. Mahlberg Offensive Team 48 Bottom Row: H. Boudreaux, M. Sutter, M. Sandbo-CAPTAIN; D. Hilst, M. Link, J. Cosette, G. I-arson Row 2: G. Steiger, J. Sinker, T. Johnson, J. Clark, B. Davis Football rrB” Squad p r44 '•f=2' 47-s3i ,-34 41 - IS Bottom Row: D. Kirk, D. Loegcring, C Hanson, J. Lufiman. J. McHic, P. Gary, G. Wong, B. Mclnychenko, W. Forsyth, R. Burt, D. Jacobson, G. Fulkerson. S. Barton . .v,,. u v _ v i . i- Row 2: P. Wade, J. Winslow, R. Vornado, T. Sides, G Lindgren. M. McKeegan, D. Vessey, A. White, R. Nervick, K. Lyle, M. 1 cVoc, P. Williams, G. Dovolis, Mr. McNamer, COACH Sophomore Football Bottom Row: S. Warn, E. Strand, J. Burnett, M. Sivertsen, G. Lutz, R. Shackelford, J. Sievcrs, G. Smith, G. Nevils, R. Zack, R. Burud Row 2: J. Maleckyj, P. Stcinhilber, W. Mitchell, T. Webster, David Nelson, Bill Swanson, T. Rasmussen, T. Fechter, D. Buckmier, W. Englund, P. True, R. Moffat, A. Shimoda Row 3: Mr. Simondct, R. Scott, W. Lockhart, J. Shriven, J. Arrington, R. Mills, G. Armstrong, G. Brusven, G. Mikkelson, D. Gustafson, D. Brady, J. Young, P. Bcrgc, L. Brosnan, Mr. Anderson 49 Cross Country Bottom Row: B. Barnard, M. Anderson, T. Gess, J. Berzins, B. Smith, T. Roberts, A. West-cot t Row 2: M. Kuzmik. W. White-side, R. DcWilde, Steve Nelson, R. Deutchman, 1). Davidson, D. Gulland, C. Hoffmann Row 3: J. DeLaHunt, T. Witt, C. Dahlbcrg, Glen Anderson, L. Blackwell, S. Dean. D. Dahl quist, J. Schroedcr, M. Tierney P. Stepp, Mr. Hoisington, Coach The Harriers had their best season in Central’s history this year. Winning all but two of their dual meets they went on to place second in the City-Region meet and third in the state. Mike Anderson broke the school record, of 9:05.5 set in I960 by Carl Jones, with a time of 9:02.8 for the 1.8 mile course. Bob's Barefoot Boys are expected to be one of the top contenders for the state crown next. year. 50 SWIMMING Bottom row: Doug Anderson, M. Johanson, Kent Nelson, R. Mortcnson, Steve Anderson, Doug Forsbcrg, J. Scnkyr, R. G. DeWiloe, M. Tierney. Row 2: Mike DeYoe, Ron Darkow, G. M. Krebs, Mike Anderson, Charles Hanson, J. Wiik, Steve Nelson, T. Gess, L Bay, Mr. Elias, COACH; Mr. Schmidt, COACH. Not on picture: Ron Strand, Wm. Barnard. This year’s swimming team included nine lettermen, five of whom were three year veterans. With the aid of their two competent coaches, much self-sacrifice, and early morning practices they progressed rapidly toward their goal of perfection. The boys with the ’’really clean” look did a good job this year and we want to congratulate them on a job well done. WRESTLING The wrestling team, coached by Dick McNamer, lacked the necessary experience this year to have a real successful season. The boys put in much hard work and showed rapid improvement. Because of the many members who will be returning, prospects for ne t year’s team are very good. Bottom row: P. Berge, K. Rucker, D. Griggs, P. Wade, D. Sha insky, P. Steinhilber. G. Strommcr, L. Salone. Row 2: J. Young, J. Garland. C. Bates, K. Lyle, W. Swanson. C. Hoffmann, J. Taylor, D. Bateman. Row 3: Mr. McNamer, COACH; W. Forsyth, D. Brady, C. Young. C. Lindgren, R. Cassady, L. Johnson, T. Webster, D. Jacobson. VARSITY BASKETBALL Central’s Varsity completed a successful season. With the loss of only three seniors the prospects for next year look very good. Bottom Row: Brian Carlson, Printice Gary, G. Mikkelson, Tom Sahl, Butch Davis, A1 Frost Row 2: Mr. Thoreson, COACH; Tom Johnson, Gary I.utz, M. McKee-gan, D. Shackelford. Emerson Carr, Gary Johnson, Kenneth Anderson, AI White, Harold Boudreaux, L. Malberg, Jim Clark, E. Eversley, Mr. Bowman, COACH Congratulations Champions SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Bottom Row: Ward Mitchell, Mike Kr .vska, Ron Green, Don IlaacK. Eldon Johnson. Jim Clark Row 2: Gary Lutz, D. Shackelford, Gary Johnson, J, Boudreaux, Gary Rogers, R. Florey, Mr. Bowman, COACH 53 VARSITY HOCKEY Bottom Row: G. Steiger, R. Koch, 1). Kyander, R. Campbell, W. Fnglund Row 2: Rick Vogel, Jim Anderson, Ross Green, G. DesLauriers, J. Malcekyj, M. Prindl: Row 3: V. Chamberlin, R. Nervick, R. Skottcgaard, B. Mclnychenko, M. Sivcrtsci, Mr. Ralph, COACH 54 SOPHOMORE HOCKEY Bottom row: Mike Madzey. Eddie Strand, R. Vogel, Ronnie Buchanan, R. Nor by. Row 2: Mr. Anderson, COACH; R. Nubbc, Tom Caldwell, R. Zack, I.. Western t. Although the sophomore hockey team lacked experience they made up for it in ability to learn, which they did very well under their coach, Mr. Anderson. We can expect to see these boys back next year doing as well in varsity as they did as sophomores. SKIING Mr. Simondct, COACH; J. Schrocder, S. Barton, C. Ku-bat. Tom Angier, V. Hi 1st, J. l)cl ailunt, V. Carlson, C. Falkum. W. Dahlbcrg. Despite the lack of snow this season the ski team put forth great effort to prove to all that they were thing to be trifled with. Under Mr. Simondet's cheerful coaching they improved rapidly. Because of the ird-working undergrads the team shows great promise for the future years. 55 Mr. Ralph, COACH; J. Johnson, R. Skotcegaard, D. Bye, B. Chamberlin, D. Engen, R. Strom. GOLF With three returning letter-men our golf team made stiff competition for all its contenders. Jim Anderson TENNIS Our tennis team this year had a combinations of speed, power, and leadership. The netmen are expected to do very well in city competition with returning lettermen to help it along the road to victory. L. Puctt, C. Kuhat, Jim Anderson, P. Becker, K. Peterson. D. Rakow R. Bcrgstrand. 56 Bottom row: W. Forsyth, W. Roberts, J. Stivers, R. Green, D. Florey, V. England. Row 2: M. Mi Keegan, L. I.arson, J. Senkyr, I). Sand, H. Davis, G. Steiger, G. lutz. Row 3: Mr. Anderson, COACH; Mr. McNamcr, COACH; R. Schacklcford, J. Plumadore, A. White, R. Ncrvick, L. Mai berg, G. DesLavicrs. Varsity Baseball With eight returning lettermen, this year’s baseball team is looking forward to a great season. With just the ri ht amount of batting, fielding, and pitching ability we are hoping to see them in the state tournament. Track Central has become a triditional track power in Minnesota, and is always looked upon with pride and envy because of their athletic ability and good sportmanship. This season we arc looking forward to many new records, and traditional victories, among them the state championship. Bottom row: G. Miller, D. Clark, P. Williams, D. Thomas, J. Millie, D. Bateman, D. Danforth, L. Butler, R. DeWilde, C. Hoffmann. Row 2: A. Frost, E. Everslcy, R. Williams T. Gess, S. Nelson, T. Witt, W. Bernard, M. Ku mik, P. Wade, P. Gary, D. Davidson, B. Smith, M. Anderson, J. Berzins. Row 3: V. Hi 1st, W. Lockhart, B. Chatham. T. Roberts, G. Nevils, G. Johnson, J. Williams, P. Burnett, L. Blackwell, S. Barton, G. Gilchrist, M. Sandbo, B. Melnychcnko, Mr. Bowman COACH, Mr. Weis COACH, Mr. Hoisington, COACH. Row 4: A. West-cott, R. I eutchman, J. Dahl, K. Lyle, E. Carr, S. Dean, K. Anderson, L. Severson, D. Vesscy, R. Varnado, P. Flint, R. Gribstad, T. Jones. 57 Look at those clouds! 58 Just a couple inches more. He flies through the air . . . SPORTSARAMA Help, I can't swim! Better luck next time! Tippecanoe and Bruce Smith too! Jane Waughtcl. SECRETARY-TREASURER; Ann Mortenson, PRESIDENT; Gloria Schmidt, VICE-PRESIDENT; Nancy Windsor, POINTS CHAIRMAN. Girls’ Sports The Girls’ athletic Association is the means by which girls participate in all sports activities. The girls can earn points by coming out for several sports which are used to earn a C” letter. The sport heads organize each sport and its tournament with the help of Miss Anderson or Mrs. Hawker. Melinda Johnson — Badminton 60 Centralian Staff Bottom Row: N. Windsor, G. Schmidt, K. Wagner, F. Haasarud Row 2: D. Johnson, W. Otto, B. Shapiro, A. Westcott 1963 CENTRALIAN STAFF Co-Editors ........ Gloria Schmidt Kathy Wagner Business Manager .... Nancy Windsor Seniors, Oraginzations Dianne Johnson Features, Undergrads Bonnie Shapiro Sports ..................... Allen Westcott Photographer ........ William Otto Adviser ........ Florence Haasarud 64 Miss Mona. ADVISER; Jim Anderson J. Gilbertson, EDITORIAL PAGE EDITOR; K. Peterson. MANAGING EDITOR; J. Anderson. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF; A. Mortcnson. EDITORIAL PAGE EDITOR; K. Decker. FEATURE EDITOR NEWS STAFF M. Rekow, PHOTOGRAPHER. S. Moon. G. Haversack. COPY EDITORS; R. Strom, NEWS EDITOR Bottom row: P. Paterson, E. Strong, ADVERTISING SALESMEN Row 2: B. Stewart, K. Philipp, S. Akeson, C. Theisen, ADVERTISING SALESMEN; D. Timm, ADVERTISING MANAGER B. Johnson, H. Muller, EXCHANGE EDITORS; B. Wong. CIRCULATION MANAGER; R. Haugh. BUSINESS MANAGER Bottom row R. Waughtcl. M. Johnson, GIRLS SPORTS Row 2: T. Johnson, S. Nelson, SPORTS PAGE EDITORS; M. Sandbo, SPORTS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Bottom Row: Miss Grosz, ADVISER; Ken Peterson, TREASURER; Joan Gilbertson, VICE PRESIDENT; Alan West cott, PRESIDENT; JoAnn Tsuchimochi, SECRETARY; Miss Flugaur, ADVISER Row 2: Ann Sulzbach, Kathy Wagner, Ruth Stensvaag, Valerie Laguban, Shirley Hughes, Janice Berge, Terri Hoffman, Marsha Riche Row 3: Jane Waughtcl, Glenda Haversack, Lynne Larson. Dianne Swanson, Gloria Schmidt, Bonnie Shapiro, Tho- mas Edworthy, Ann Mortenson Row -I: Jim Anderson, Roxie Haugh, Steve Nelson, Alice Rutt, Printicc Gary, Kathy Decker, David Engen, Sue Moon Row 5: Dave Sand, Marlin Rekow, Bohdan Melnychenko, Fred Davis, Joe Norquist, Jerry Johnson. Mike McLaughlin, Steve Anderson, Chuck Kuhat Outstanding character, scholarship, leadership, and service are the qualifications for membership in the National Honor Society. Only ten per cent of the graduating class can be admitted. The group has sponsored candy selling, perfume nips, and two dances to raise funds to support their activities. Some activities were: A theater party to see Sound of Music , week-end trip to Chicago, sophomore honor roll tea, and last spring’s biennial trip to Washington, D.C., Richmond, and Williamsburg, Virginia. 66 National Gallery of Art Monticcllo — Thomas Jefferson’s home STUDENT COUNCIL Bottom Row: Mr. Nagle, ADVISER; Sue Gooley, TREASURER; Sue Moon. SECRETARY; Elga Guunanis, VICE-PRESIDENT; R. Skottegaard, PRESIDENT Row 2: Diane Wilson, J. Berge, Mary Rogers, Barb Johnson, S. Hughes Row 3: P. Wisdorf, V. Laguban, Patricia Peterson, Kathy Ryan, L. Kranz Row 4: B. Forsyth, Evonne Ruud, Lynne Larson, M. Melgaard, P. Epton, Sue Dahlquist Row 5: P. Gary, Jim Anderson, C. Kubat, II. Boudreaux, M. Sutter, Jim Clark, R. Strom The student governing of our school is done by the Student Council. Members of this organization are elected by their respective classes. Some of their most important duties include: planning the Homecoming Dance, the Sno-Ball Dance, and sponsoring many drives and projects carried on throughout the year. Their adviser is Mr. Nagle. I he Student Council provides orded music in the lunchroom ing all lunch periods. Spank Bottom Row: M. Rixmann, Chcri Larson, Ruth Anderson, C Jeffers, Sue Peterson Row 2: Rita Johnson, K. Edstrom, R Dumais, K. Ryan, P. Ept n Row 3: W. Dahlberg, A. Duffy, I.i a Anderson, C. Spong, •. Ruud, G. Melquist Row •(: M. Melgaard, J. Coulter, r M c V e y, G. Krz ska, (i. Smith Row 3: G. Barnes, R. Lundbcrg, {. Swift, W. Wisner, J. Deaso t, J. DeLaHunt Bottom Row: L. Manning, Judy John son, J. Taylor, P. Hedstrom S. Austad, R. LeGere, R Berry Row 2: D. Wilson, B. Rudolph, S Tcvlin, S. Roberts, C. Benson J. Iverson Row 3: C, Ross, C. Clausen, R. Mar tin, G. Peterson, M. Trc chock. L. Svang, S. Cashin Row 4: Lloyd Johnson, T. Bednar Chuck. V. Hilst, M. I.eRo) M. Svang, B. Sprague Row 3: T. (� ess, J. Knudsen. A. Frost H. Boudreaux, J. Burnett, J Clark, P. Treistad Fall Fiesta' 68 ■ M lub : )tiom Row: B. Wong, Marji Larson, S. Kcnnard, M. Berg lund, Dianne Johnson i v 2: A. Mortenson, Jeanne Olson, J. Edwards, M. Robertson, B. Shapiro, 1. Gilbertson iw 3: G. Haversack, S. Danielson, Melinda Johnson, C. Gores, R. Haugh iw 4: M. Rinnc, G. Stephens, Gloria Johnson, O. Rhodes, J. Mason, M. McLaughlin tw 5: P. Horner, P. Flint, Gary Larson, Kenneth Anderson, L. Severson, F.. Stroshane, H. Prot ncr One of the most active clubs at Central is the Spanish Club, whose adviser is Mrs. Marguerite Olson. Among its many activities are sponsoring the first dance of the year, Fall Fiesta, the Spanish Club Senior Banquet, and a Christmas party. One of the biggest projects is raising money for the niennial trips to Mexico. Spanish Club — Officers Mark Sandbo, PRFSIDFNT; Shirley Hughes, VICF PRESIDENT; Kathy Decker, SECRETARY; Peter Becker, TREASURER. I The Spanish Club Varsity?? Conquistadores! 69 German Club Botom Row: E. Holmquisc, J. Berge, PRESIDENT; R. Stcnsvaag, SECRETARY; E. Gutmanis, TREASURER; A. Westcott, VICE PRESIDENT; Miss Grosa, ADVISER Row 2; T. Hoffmann, G. Berg, J. DeYoe, Beverly Johnson, T. Edworihy, D. Rakow Row 3: V, Airola, H. Piirma, S. Moon, C. Gores, D. Engen. Kenneth Peterson, A. Sub-hach Row 4: L Austad, G. Schmidt, D. Hilst, W. Forsyth, W. Otto, D. Paquette Row 5: P. Trelstad, P. Stepp, M. Johansen, R. Deutchman, F. Davis, M. Rekwo, L. Black-well Bottom Row: Glen Anderson, A. Bristor, I. Kandcrson, L. Stroshanc. E. Woll Row 2: I- Eglitc, B. Berglund, J. Triplett, J. Norlund, S. Hastings Row 3: P. Bcrgc, P. Gary, E. Eversly, J. Stcnsvaag Row 4: P. Becker, J. Garland, R. Evans, J. Merrill, S. Snyder Row 3; M. Julkowski, D. Sand, R. Grihstad, R. Johnson, R. Ncrvick, B. Melny-chcnko Ready for business! The German Club enjoyed another prosperous year. The members' knowledge of the language and people of Germany widened under the leadership of Miss Grosz, adviser. The money-raising projects at Christmastime were used to help finance the American Field Service representative. The highlights of the year included two picnics, and a senior dinner. 70 French Club I think I’ll have another cookie! Bottom Row: G Bjugan, G. Mendenhall, K. Wanner, SECRETARY-TREAS-URER; A. Mortenson, PRESIDENT; J. Tsuchimochi, VICE-PRESIDENT; K. Winters, Miss Steiner. ADVISER Row 2: S. Eckert, Diana Green, S. Lew in, J. Solberg, M. Chapman, R. Western, L. Harris Row 3: J. Allison, V. Airola, Carol Martin, L. Maanum, J. Knutson, Lynne Larson, L Karps. Sharon Broberg Row 4: P. Princell, N. Follingstad, K. Detjen, K. Blackwood. J. LaVioIcttc, L. Brosnan, Gregg Wong Row 5: S. Nystrom, J. Collier, N. Windsor, J. Norquist, R. Vogel, T. Sahl, Nanci Good, A. Rutt The French Club, supervised by Miss Steiner, enjoyed an active year. The project of selling corsages at Christmas time has become a tradition at Central. Members broaden their knowledge of French by studying the customs of France and by participating in French skits. The year’s activities end with an annual French Banquet. Homecoming Committee Bottom Row: Brian Carlson, TREAS- URER; Mrs. Sellers, ADVISER; Elga Gutmanis, CO-CHAIRMAN ; Roger Strom, CO-CHAIRMAN; M. I.indgren, S. Scverin, D. Timm, J. Bouchard Row 2: Dianne Johnson, P. Paterson, N. Falk, M. Rixmann, Mary Martin, D. Krause, J. Engstrom, E. Strong Row 3: J. I.indberg, M. Melgaard, Sue Anderson, P. Kim, N. Hart, Pat Peterson, Mary Hansen Row 4: S. A u s t a d, H. Piirma, Lucy Svang, Cathy Davis, Lynne Larson, L. Stroshanc, M. Nicholson, B. Stewart Row 5: C. McVey, M. Youngrcn, E. Ruud, T. Trucsdale, A1 Frost, Lois Austad, M. Svang Row 6: S. Danielson, S. Gooley, C. Gores, K. Philipp, M. Sandbo, Mark Johanson, Heidi Protzncr, S. Dahlquist 71 Mimes and Mummers Mimes and Mummers, Central's drama club, has offered experience in dramatic training for all of its members. Membership is open to all classes and new members are selected according to their dramatic and scholastic abilities as well as their personality. Many of the senior members participated in the Senior Class Play — Ten Little Indians. Bottom Row: Nancy Windsor, SECRETARY; Martin Chapman, VICE PRESIDENT; Mn Lundhcim, ADVISER; Joann Tsuchimochi, PRESIDENT; Loretta Strong. TREASURER Row 2: S. Kcnnard, S. Hughes, A. Sul bath, Adrienne Calhoun, Mary Martin, D. Rako« Row 3: Marji Larson. L. Rowe, J. Knutson, Judi Mortenson, R. I laugh Row 4: A. Flippcn, Mark Johansen, Mike Link, F. Buiklcy, B. Meinydienko, M. Rcko Speech Activities The students participating in Speech Activities represent Central in many oral contests. They arc aided by their adviser, Mrs. Bandt. Bottom Row: S. Kcnnard, L. Eglitc, M. Martin, Mrs. Bandt, ADVISER; L. Strong, E. Holm-quist. M. Gess Row 2: K. Blackwood, J. Garland, J. Stensvaag, J. Knudsen, A. Elippin, D. Sand, C Kubat. P. Bcikcr 72 Audio-Visual Aids Assisting the teachers in our ducation are the members of the projection crew led by their ad-iser, Mr. Kitto. Some of their nanv duties include taking care f the projectors and screens, or-lering films and setting up the n o v i c s for auditoriums and lasses. These boys spend many jours of hard work to sene our chool. Bottom Row: Mr. Kitto. ADVISER; J. Langren, L. Urncss, S. Okeson, H. Wardlaw, R. Hanson Row 2: R. Burt, G. Dcsl.auriers, R. Brown, M. Castle, R. Koch, J. Garland Row 3: T. Angier, W. Weeks, W. Rieck, I.. Larson. I). MacKay Row 4• P R.ifn.n v I Johnson, K. Anderson, 1). Bye, C. Hanson Clerical Aids These student volunteers gain valuable experience by performing many helpful sendees which are so often taken for granted. They give up their free period to help in the school offices and the duplication room. Their adviser is Mr. Schmidt. Bottom Row: Mr. Schmidt, ADVISER; K. Maxwell, Diane Dahl, B. Rosch, D. Gravdal R' w 2: K. I.ondo, C. Irwin, J. Tsuchimochi, V. Laguban, J. I.indberg R w 3: M. Monson, N. Falk, J. Doty, M. Noldin, S. Danielson R� w 4: M. Bangcrter, S. Slyngstad, S. Nystrom, Melinda Johnson, S. Dahlquist, R. Domhrovskis Library Aids These students, who give up their study hall to assist Miss Hearn and Miss Stokes, make an important contribution to our library. Their assistance is appreciated by every one at Central. Bottom Row: E. Pratt, Joanne Holman, J. Bouchard, A. Alstrup Row 2: Ronald Williams, A. Sub-hach. Miss Hearn, ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN; A. Rutt, J. Deyoe Bottom How: K. Anderson. TREASURER; D. Carter. VICE-PRESIDENT; Mr. Strukcl. ADVISER; M. Rekow, PRESIDENT; G. Berg. SECRETARY Traffic Safety Council The Traffic Safety Council was organized at Central in February, I960. It has several importait goals: To educate students abojt safety, to make students aware f accidents, and to prevent ac i-dents on the road. The council has received dry wide recognition for the exc. 1-lent job it has been doing und:r its adviser Mr. Strukel. Red Cross The main job of the members of the Red Cross is to work to promote the ideals of the Red Cross and to aid needy youngsters overseas. They do their work under the helping hand of their adviser. Miss Wold. • 1 Bottom Row: Miss Wold, ADVISER; S. Kelly, J. Knutson, PRESIDENT; M. Martin. PRESIDENT; J. Tsuchimoehi, TREASURER; M. Gess, SECRETARY; P. Axiotis Row 2: M. I.indgrcn, A. I.cstakis, I. Munson, F.. Holmquist, V. Robinson Row 3: C. Granger, S. Brobcrg, M. Robertson Row 4: C. Marshall. K. Murray, Sue Anderson. J. Fischer, S. Lewin Row 5: J. Shaw, I.. Eglite, H. Piirma. T. Truesdalc, Norma Anderson, J. Bergman Row 6: J. Wong, Chris Kubat, K. Ludgate, K. Gilbertson, D. Paquette, G. Stcphem Row 7: Gloria Johnson, Monika Rinne. Mary Larson, B. Rieck, Maryellcn Ander- son, H. Protzner Stage Crew These boys, under the supervision of Mr. Koch, are always on the stage helping with pianos, microphones and other necessary equipment. They work hard during the day and after school to keep our auditorium programs running as smoothly as possible. 74 Bottom Row: F. Barbeau, T. Schuveiller, R. Darkens. T. Angier, L. Mazurek Row 2: M. Madzcy, J. Wiik. J. Downhour, Mr. Koch, ADVISER; R. Miller Monitors These students spend their study periods in various spots around school checking to sec if students have passes and follow the rules. Their able advisers help the monitors keep order in ti c lunch lines. Bottom Row: Mr. Bowman. AD- VISER; S. S e v e r i n, S. Hughes. Diane Wilson. P. Epton, Mr. Schwichtcnbcrg, ADVISER Row 2: Marvin Hanson, D. Hilst, T. Truesdale, S. Gooley, B. Forsyth, H. Prot ncr Row 3: J. Scnkyr, F. Evcrsley. Jim Clark, P. Stepp, D. Burlingame Row 4: W. Stroshanc, Mike Link, Emerson Carr, H. Boudreaux, R. Skottcgaard, Gary Larson Banking Under the capable supervision of Mr. Boranian, the banking representatives from each homeroom encourage students to meet their financial expenses by constant saving. Bottom Row: M. Noldin, Phyllis Ritchie, J. Iverson, G. Mendenhall, G. Mclquist, K. Tweed, Mr. Boranian, ADVISER Row 2: M. Julkowski, J. Wong, Claudia Brown, D. Harris, B. Wong, J. Knudsen, J. LaViolette, J. Jewell Hi-Y The HI-Y, Sponsored by the Y.M.C.A., is an active group at Central. They help boost school spirit by selling pop and candy at the football panics. They also sell trees at Christmas time. Their purpose is to Create, Maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character.” Their adviser is Mr. Bruce Williams. Bottom Row: Mr. Williams, ADVISER; Mark Sand bo, CHAPLAIN; Dave Rauner, PRESIDENT; Vcrn Chamberlin. TREASURER; Ron Strand. SECRETARY Row 2: M. Patten, Bob Campbell, VICE-PRESIDENT; Gordy Smith, I). Bateman, V. Hilst, Norm Bennetts Row 3: William Otto, H. Kyllo, J. Downhour, IX Ingledue, S. Barton Row 4: Doug Davidson, L. Puett, J. Carter, T. Sides, R. Skotte-gaard, B. Mclnythcnko Seniors Chapter 1 Tri-Ettes Cabinet Bottom Row: G. Battle. Diane l ahl, I. DeYoe, E. Pratt Row 2: Pat Kim. Nancy Hart, S. Hughes. B. Stewart. D. Norenberg Row 3: Judy I.indberg, Beverly Johnson, M. Berglund. Joni Gilbertson Row 4: G. Haversack. Penny Paterson, S. Moon. Connie Iheisen, Sue Daniel oa Row 5: L. Rowe. Gloria Johnson, O. Rhodes. Nancy Windsor, C. Gronh rg, Jan Shepherd Bottom Row: Sue Gooley, CHAPLAIN; Shirley Hughes, PRESIDENT; Sue Dahlquist, TREASURER; Ruth Stensvaag. VICE PRESIDENT Row 2: Mrs. Palmer. ADVISER; Nancy Hart. PUBLICITY CHAIR MAN; Mary Lindgrcn, SECRETARY'; Miriam Rixmann, I.CC REPRESENTATIVE Bottom Row: S. Sevenn, J. Berge, Joanne Holman, E. Strong. J. Bouchard, D. Timm Row 2: V. Laguhan, Dianne Johnson, Jeanne Olson, J. Wittich, R. Stensvaag Row 3: Pat Peterson, N. Falk, Ann Mortcnson, V. Airola. Rosemary Princcll, P. Ritchie Row 4: Melinda Johnson, Sue Thompson, S. Gooley, S. Dahlquist, J. Jewell Row S: E. Gutmanis, Kathy Decker, P. Horner, H. Protzncr, R. Haugh, Roianne Mattison Tri-Ettes, a group open to all girls at Central is sponsored by the Y.W.C.A. They arrange activities like the annual style show, recognition dinner, a splash party, and the tri-school dance. 76 TRI-ETTES k com Row: Mary I.indgren. Pacci Allison, Chcri Larson, S. Austad, Mary Hansen t 2: G. Berg, Jean Munson, K. Webert, Judy Johnson tc 3: S. Oehler, C Clausen, Roberta Martin. Sue Anderson. E. Ruud It a 4: S. Stroshanc, M. Mclgaard, Mary Larson, A. Flippin, Lynda Jacob-son, K. Detjen Juniors, Chapter 1 Sophomores Juniors, Chapter 2 Bottom Row: June Allison, M. Rixmann, V. Grodahl, J. Engstrom, Diane Wilson Row 2: Judy Johnson, C. Granger, B. MacDonald, R. Berry, Lisa Anderson Row 3: Lajune Thomas, J. Iverson, J. Coulter, G Spong, MaryEllcn Nicholson Row 4: Lynne Larson, C. McVey, G. Krzyska, T. Bcdnar'Chuk, Judi Mortcnson, Lois Austad Bottom Row: S. Bellanger, R. DeGidio, C. Bjugan, Brenda Robinson, D. Green, Portia Brown Row 2: F.. Hayden. Sue Clark, M. Gess, Barb Johnson, L Wieland, S. Winstrom Row 3: Lesly Harris, L. Tucker, P. Princell, P. Noble, B. Dumais Row 4: K. Ryan, K. Kanneman, Carol Martin, E. Powell, N. Follingstad, L. Maanum Row 5: R. Protzner, R. Lewis, Sue Snyder, Y. Kovcnsky, M. Pratt, J. Merrill, L Roy BAND Bottom Row: Lajune Thomas, D-Ann Salazar Row 2: David Nelson, R. Moen, R. Moffat, J. Coffey, Bill Karlson, J. Collier, Ken Lyle, D. Krause Row 3: Joan Gilbertson, J, Waughtcl, E. Powell, Candy Clausen, R. LeGere, M. LcRoy, N. Good. L Bay, Steve Nelson Row 4: J. Sulzbach, Ann Sulzbach, D. Rakow, V. I.aguban, H. Piirma, K. Murray, W. Whiteside, W, Englund, P. Trelstad Row 5: Gordon Smith, I.ucy Svang, Roberta Martin, S. Cash in, G. Armstrong, Jim Anderson, J. Berzins, Gary Peterson, C. Eckert Row 6: D. Rauncr, Marie Svang. Claudia Brown, Bill Roberts Row 7: Mike Prindle, Mike Anderson, John-Mark Stensvaag, D, Kirk, S. Laumb, Robert Miller, R. Mills, G. Tock, J. Wiik, N. Bennetts The band is one of Central's outstanding organizations which has been recognized for its concerts away from school as well as at school. With Mr. Ness as its director the hand adds much to the excitement of pep fests, and games and lends a formal atmosphere to serious auditorium programs. CHOIR VifA {4 V v w if « n n U 'i rr i w h � � � m i n j i 'f - Bottom Row: Heidi Prouner, Jcaninc Olson, Mary Martin, L. Maanum. J. Lindberg, P. Hcdstrom, B. Harper, C Iverson, S. Kcnnard, J. Hammond, Jeanne Olson. J. Mon son, J. Rapaich, V, Grodahl, Ann Mortenson, A. Alstrup, Pat Peterson, Ruth Waughtcl Row 2: G. Stephens, Barbara Nelson, Renate Prouner, R. Berry, Sharon Olson, M. Mclgaard, G. Battle, Cheryl Everett, V. Madsen, Norma Anderson, Diane Johnson, S. Gooley, N. Falk, J. DeYoe, P. Kim, Janice Bcrge, Joyce Edwards, N. Hart Row 3: S. Barton, John Mason, G. Gilchrist. Nancy Windsor, Pat Peterson, Judy Mortenson, Carol Martin. M. Ges% D. Jackson, Arlene Peterson, K. I etjen, J. Shepherd. Deloris Miller, Kay Gilbertson, M. Backstrom, Gloria Johnson. S. Phillip, H. Thomas Row 4: P. Malijewski, A! White, S. Dean. Don Peterson, T. Jones, D. Bye, C. Bates, J. Midtdahl, M. Trcchock, J. Grigsby, R. Burud, D. Matte, G. Rogers, J. Lewis, T. Angier. A. Lambert, J. VonFeldt Central is proud of its excellent choir which Mr. Ness has brought up to a high standard at ever)' performance. Many of our assemblies this year have been brightened by their appearance. Outside concerts included one at Southdale during the Christmas season, one at Bryant Junior High School in the spring, and participation in the State Music Contest where they gained high ratings. Pep Club This enthusiastic group helps to promote school spirit at Central. Bottom Row: F. Londo, S. Bcllanger, Mary Lindgrcn, Pat Kennedy, R. Dcgidio, D. Gravdal, M. Rixmann, Jean Munson, K. Londo Row 2: Linda Jorgensen, C. Irwin, Dorothy Cody, J. Shaw, L. Wicland. Judy Iverson, J. Wicklander. M. Gess, Karen Johnson, J. Rapaich Row 5: B. MacDonald, P. Hedstrom, Mary Martin, Barb Johnson, Diane Fverslcy, H. Etoonc, L. Fglitc, Carol Ross, Lajune Thomas Row 4: L. Stroshane, Mary Ellen Nicholson. Lynne Larson, F. Ruud, M. Melgaard, C. Mc-Vcv. B. Shapiro, B. Wong, Lucille Rowe, Adrienne Mason Row S: Susanne Cashin, M. Banger-ter, Sandy Roberts, Claudia Brown, J. Deason, A. Flippin, B. Burton, O. Rhodes, D. Paquette. Marie Svang, Lucy Svang Central Singers Bottom Row: P. Malejcwski. R. Berry, G. Stephens, N. Windsor, M. Martin, C. Martin, Dianne Johnson, P. Kim, A. Mortenson, S. Kennard Row 2: S. Barton, A. White, M. Trcchok, D. Matte, Don Peterson, G. Rodgers, J. VonFeldt, S. Goolcy. Pat Peterson, N. Mart 80 Girls’ Choir Bottom Row: I.. Harris, Rosemary Strong, Rita Lind, Brenda Robinson, I.. Sclander, J. Peters, K. Farber, P. Axiotis, Nancy Bcrge Row 2: Debbie Thomas, B. Murphy, M. Newsom, D. Ford, j. Shaw, L. Wieland, Sharon Olson, Rita Waggoner, I.. Rowe, Marlene Monson Row 3: J. Fischer, L. Roy, S. Nash, K. Reitan, M. Berglund. E. Bczenek, G. Racdel, Natalie Marshall. C Granger, Elizabeth Berg Row 4: J. Coulter, A. Crea, Lola Williams. M. Cobbin, Adrienne Calhoun, Martha Stewart, S. Keefe, Kathy Fd-strom, M. Coleman, Sue Thompson Row 5: Ardcna Flippin, J. Merrill, L. Ahrens, N. Follingstad, P. Mayes, E. Slyngstad, L. Beck-lund, D. Lindblom, J. Warn. M. Rinnc, Y. Kovcnsky 82 Queen Shirley from ihc House of Hughes Top picture: Karen from the House of Phillips Bottom picture: Elga from the House of Gutmanis Top picture: Susan from the House of Gooley Bottom picture: Ruth from the House of Stcnsvaag 83 Queen and Attendants. 84 Who will it be? Not me?!? Her Majesty! 85 87 JUNIOR ATTENDANTS SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS What kind of fool am I? Hey look me over!” An accordian solo. Our jazz combo. Harvy sings. 88 You need hands!' Whitcy and Scotty? a dollar! 89 Is . . . is she dead? Did you hear something? The prim and proper Miss Brent. SEN CLASS Ten Litt 'e Look, ten little Indians! Davis, Davis is the name!' OR ’LAY No chaperones? If mm, now lee’s look at this objectively. I No, that isn’t the way I think it happened. 91 ou may go now, Rodgers. If .00000000000001!' Hard at work in the .shop He’s cutting it crooked! Now what was that answer? Steve — the great mathematician! A senior accept help from a junior? NEVER ! ! ! 92 That ought to be worth an A These pulleys!!' Dear Red and Blue we'll sing to you Our Song of loyalty. And follow you, dear Red and Blue, With faith to victory! And when in danger of the foe, You'll find us staunch and true. With all our might we’ll fight! fight! fight! For Red and Blue. 96 Not to be taken from the Library