Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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

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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

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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.