Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1964 volume:

(T)l N NJ £A.pOUS pueuc lidoaov 964 A m j M 222 4 j g rs Trri B ttT? wi H 222 TTT '■• SSI 1T1 0 0 m “In the long history of the world, only a few generations have been granted the role of defending freedom in its hour of maximum danger. I do not shrink from this responsibility—I welcome it. I do not believe that any of us would exchange places with any other people or any other generation. The energy, the faith, the devotion which we bring to this endeavor will light our country and all who serve it—and the glow from that fire can truly light the world.” John Fitzgerald Kennedy 1917-1963 We of the class of 1964 have seen the opening of the new frontier, an era which may well be one of the most exciting and rewarding in man’s history. As we stand at the thresh-hold of a new life, a tremendous challenge faces our generation. From the beginning of time, men have sought universal understanding, freedom, and peace and the torch has now been passed to us. The courage and dedication required of our generation has been reflected this year on the athletic field as well as in the classroom. It is essential that we now transfer our efforts to the larger, yet similar, task before us. We realize that each one of us, as an individual, must strive to “truly light the world.” For this reason, we dedicate the 1964 Centralian to the student body and to the attainment of these goals. acuity At Central we have been given the opportunity for greater learning. Our faculty has striven to teach us to reason. There is more to being a teacher than just correcting test papers. Each teacher must be a counselor to his or her particular students. We at Central are fortunate to have such learned “sources of wisdom.” s the 1964 school year draws to a close, it seems appropriate to recall that fifty classes have graduated from the stage of Central High School since the dedication of this building and. of course, many more from old Central before that. For each class and each student, as for you, the school has meant special considerations, special opportunities, special values. With the complexity and diversity of modern life today. Central, more than ever before, has special meanings for its students. Wherever you go, whatever you do, be worthy of Central! Your efforts have contributed to its accomplishments, your support will contribute to its future. James Treglawny, Principal Permit me to join your parents and friends in wishing you success and happiness in the years to come. As a class you have acquitted yourself well; you are serious and well-intentioned; and you have been a good class with which to work. As an individual you will need many things, not the least of which is a sharpened intellect. We feel that you are prepared to meet the competition of an interesting but difficult world. The best of everything to all of you. Donald Turkington, Assistant Principal 6 Mrs. Joyce T. Jackson Miss Clara M. Anderson Sophomore Counselor Senior Counselor Mr. John P. Nagle Junior Counselor Mrs. Kartherine T. Thompson Nurse Mrs. Annette D. Scherer Visiting Teacher 7 MR. JAMES ANDERSON Biology, Physical Education MRS. MARIPAT BANDT English MRS. BLISS BEGGS History S.E.P. MISS ROSALIA BIRELINE Art MRS. BERTHA BLISS Library Clerk MR. EARL BOWMAN History MRS. LANITTA BRINKMEYER English MRS. MARY COYLE English, Home Economics MISS DOROTHY DANIELS Home Economics MR. CHARLES ELIAS Physical Education MR. EDWARD FJELDE History MISS ANN FLUGAUR English MRS. PATRICIA GRONBERG Office Skills, Shorthand. Typing MISS LORINE GROSZ English, German MISS FLORENCE HAASARUD Related Subjects MRS. DOROTHY HAWKER Physical Education MR. WILLIAM HAWKER Modern Problems MR. ROBERT HOISINGTON Mathematics MR. RAYMOND NOVEY Mathematics, Physics MISS EVELYN JOHNSON Chief Clerk MRS. IRENE JOHNSON Credit Clerk MRS. LUCILLE JONES Requisition Clerk, Financial Clerk MR. THOMAS KITTO Drafting MR. HAROLD KOCH Chemistry MISS FRANCES KORISTA Biology MR. EDWARD KRUEGER History MRS. JEANNE LUNDHEIM English, French MR. WALTER MAC HULA Drafting Occupational Relations Coordinator MRS. DOROTHY MATTSON Lunchroom Manager MR. RICHARD McNAMER Mathematics MISS JUDITH MONA English MRS. MARGUERITE OLSON Spanish MRS. JANET PALMER Home Economics MR. EDWARD RALPH Wood MR. ERNEST SANDEEN Machine Shop MR. RONALD SANDEEN Band, Choir 9 MR. NORMAN SCHMIDT Bookkeeping, Typing MR. DONOVAN SCHWICHTENBERG Consumers Economics, Office Skills, Typing MRS. MARIE SELLERS English MRS. ETHEL SHUTTS English MR. JEROME SIMONDET History MISS LORRAINE STEINER English, French MR. JERRY STRUKEL Auto Mechanics MRS. CAROL TACK Attendance Clerk MRS. ARLENE TELKE Physical Education MR. LORIS THORESON Mathematics MR. DAYNOR WEIS History, Modem Problems MR. JAMES WESTERMAN Mathematics, Science MR. BRUCE WILLIAMS History MISS LEOLA WOLD Related Subjects 10 Lunchroom Staff: Row 1: Mrs. Junger, Mrs. Frazier, Mrs. Mattson, man ager; Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Gustafson. Row 2: Mrs Hansen, Mrs. Lundberg. Mrs. Hansen. Mrs. Baardsen. Mr. Hanke Janitorial Staff: Row 1: L. Grein, W. Franks, A. Lallak, R. Baron, L. Layeux. Row 2: E. Layeux, F. Bardzdis, Mr. Hanke, J. Chamber-lain, W. Lewison, L. Farr. Projection 681: Row 1: I. Wood, E. Mauren, R. Henze, J. Papatola. R. Martin. Row 2: C. Bezanson, K. Barklind, G. Simon, G. Krantz. Librarians: Mrs. Sheehan, Miss Stokes. 11 Ah! Here you are.' Mr. Nagle - a busy counselor. Mr. Treglawny, Mr. Williams, Mr. McNamer, engaged in faculty chatter. Held that pose. Mr. Westerman! eniops Our senior year has come to an end. For many this means the parting of close friends. We will miss the last minute studying for finals, the teachers who became our friends, and all the fun we had. Still, our second life must begin. We will meet friends either in college or in the business world, but we will never forget our years at Central. Senior Class Officers - Michael Sutter, Vice President; Diane Wilson, Treasurer; Kathy Detjen. Secretary; Roger Nermoe, President. semoR class officers ne caBinet During the past few months the class of ‘64 has enjoyed many successful activities planned and organized by the cabinet. I would like to thank every cabinet member and the countless seniors who have helped make this a memorable year. Although it has been impossible to continually please everyone, the cabinet has tried to carry out the wishes of the majority. It has been a wonderful experience for me to serve on the cabinet as president, and in this capacity representing the entire senior class I would like to thank Mr. Treglawny, Miss Daniels, and all the senior advisors for their assistance and cooperation. Senior Cabinet - Sitting: E. Ruud, G. Wong, P. Wisdorf, M. Hansen, B. Carlson, K. Detjen, R. Ner-vick, D. Wilson. P. Gary. L. Anderson, W. Forsyth. M. Lindgren. Standing: H. Davis, R. Nermoe, M. Sutter, G. Smith, D. Sand, M. Anderson, B. Melychenko. 14 Sitting: P. Gary, D. Sand, L. Larson, C. Kubat. D. Swanson, P. Becker, L. Austad, R. Vogel. Standing: R. Nermoe, G. Smith, E. Eversley, F. Davis, C. Ross, L. Svang, M. Riebe. top honoRS The number of students graduating with top honors may not exceed five per cent of the senior class. This year there are fifteen people graduating with highest honors. They all have an average of 3.61 or better. Our congratulaions to these Top Honor graduates who are the academic leaders of the 1964 senior class. Anderson, Lisa Anderson, Michael Austad, Lois Barton, Stephan Becker, Peter Bemarchuk, Theodora Berzins. Juris Bristor, Anita Cashin, Susanne Davis, Fred Detjen, Kathleen Duffy, Andrea Eversley, Eric Flippin, Ardena Forsyth, William Gary, Prentice Gess, Timothy Goldberg, Dennis Hastings, Sarah Helseth, Ricnard Holt, Trudy Iverson, Judith Johansen, Mark Julkowski, Marcia Knutson, Joyce Krueger, Elizabeth Krzyska, Gail Kubat, Charles Larson, Lynne LeGere, Robin Lind. Rita Melnychenko. Bohdan Moen, Patsy Mortenson. Judith Murray, Kathryn Nermoe, Roger Riebe, Marsha Roberts, William Ross, Carol Ruud, Evonne Sand. David Smith, Gordon Sutter, Michael Svang, Lucy Svang, Marie Swanson. Dianne Thomas. La June Vogel, Richard Western, Roberta Witt, Thomas Wong, Gregory honoRS diploma The fifty-one seniors listed above have met the requirements of an honors diploma by maintaining a B plus average or by taking three extra subjects and maintaining a B average. Central is proud of the high scholastic achievement of these students. 15 ADAMS. GLORIA I seem to always smile a little. AHRENS. LINDA There’s never n dull moment when this gal's around. Girls Glee Club. G.A.A. ALLISON. DIANE One just has to look at her to sec her personality. Honor Roll. Red Cross. ALLISON. JUNE The foxiest of them oil.” Honor Roll. Tri-Ettes, French Club. Homecoming Committee. ANDERSON. MICHAEL He has a habit of breaking records. Honor Roll. News Staff President Band. Captain Cross Country. Swimming. Track. Lct-terman. Chess Club. Photography Club. ANDERSON. NORMAN “Silence is something I’m used to Projection Crew. ANDERSON. RUTH “I'm still wondering, Spanish Club. Work Program. ANDERSON. SUSAN I love working during munch h o u r. Red Cross, Lunchroom Monitor. Tri-Ettes, Pep Club. Homecoming Committee. ANDERSON. LISA “I can't understand why everyone finds it hard to get good grades.” National Honor Society, Honor Roll. Lunchroom Monitor. News Staff. Tri-Ettes. Spanish Club, Lady Of the Court, Secretary Homecoming Committee. Girls State Representative. Class Play. Senior Class Cabinet, Great Books Club. ANG1ER. THOMAS The man above the scene.” Stage Crew, Projection Crew. Choir. Junior Achievement, Cross Country, Letterman. Ski Team. AUSTAD. LOIS One of our smart but quiet types.” National Honor Society. Honor Roll, Red Cross. Tri-Ettes. German Club. Pep Club, Homecoming Committee. G.A.A., Great Books Club. AUSTAD. SUSAN “It's true that blondes have more fun. Red Cross, Office Help. Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Latin Club. Pep Club. Lady of the Court, Homecoming Committee. Chess Club. BARNARD. WILLIAM Duluth is a nice town for roaming around at 12:00 P M., but for a hamburger? Co-captain Cross Country. Swimming, Track, Letterman BARNES. GARY He is so carefree we hate to see him go. Spanish Club, Track BARTON. STEPHAN A master in the art of logic.” National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Choir. Central Singers. Hi-Y, Football, Track. Captain Ski Team. Let-terman. BATEMAN. DALE Muscles are a natural thing with me Hi-Y. Crow Country. Track. Wrestling. BEASLEY. SAMUEL Just because I'm short doesn't mean the work I do is short.” BECKER. PETER ‘ The great debator. Honor Roll. News Staff, Choir, Central Singers, Treasurer Spanish Club. German Club, Homecoming Committee. Hockey, Tennis. Lcttorman. Boys State Representative, Speech Club. Photography Club, Cness Club, Great Books Club. BEDNARCHUK, THEODORA “With pen In hand, she's great. Honor Roll, Red Cross, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Creative Writing Club. Great Books Club. BIEHOFFER. BARBARA “I have goals but 1 keep them secret BENNETTS, NORMAN When he becomes a saint, will he still be playing his trumpet? Band. BERG. GISELA “She's lively, merry, full of spirits, cheerful, and sportive all in one. News Staff, Choir. Central Singers. Chaplain Tri-Ettes. German Club, Lady of the Court, Homecoming Committee, President of the Safety Council, Class Play, BERGMAN. JUUE I'll nurse the horoital if I have to.” Red Cross Work Program. Safety Council. BERGSTRAND. ROGER There are some old pilots and there are some bold pilots, but there are no old bold pilots. Honor Roll. Projection Crew, Centralism Staff, Swimming. Tennis. Great Books Club, Banking. BERRY. ROCHELLE Catch me if you can. Honor Roll. Student Council. Hall Monitor, Lunchroom Monitor, Band. Choir, Central Singers, Tri - E11 e s, Spanish Club. Pep Club, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Attendant, Homecoming Committee, G. A. A.. Cheerleader. Safety Council. BERZINS. JURIS The only problem I had in Cross Country was trees. Honor Roll, News Staff, Band. Co-Captain Cross Country. Track, Letterman, Treasurer Safety Council. Chess Club. BOWMAN. MARTIN “Do you want my embarrassing moments in alphabetical or chronological order? Cen-tralian Staff. Choir, Central Singers. President French Club, Vice President Mimes and Mummers, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee. BOYD. LINDA I was known as Mrs Soames Class Play. Transferred from Texas. BRANTL. DIANE When 1 speak. I 1 a u g h.” Lunchroom Monitor. Tri-Ettes. Pep Club. Homecoming Committee. BRISTOR. ANITA My languages are my specialty.” Honor Roll, Spanish Club, German Club BROBERG, SHARON Always the girl with the laugh. Red Cross. News Staff. French Club, Pep Club. Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee, G A.A., Speech Club. BROWN. FREDERICK He was dedicated to his work. Hi-Y, Hockey. 17 BURKE. BONNIE I try to moke work fun. Work Program BURSTON, SADIE “Running, running, never stopping. Junior Achievement. G.A. A. CARLSON. BRIAN 'TU remember the unrehearsed program we had r.t the Junior Party. Honor Roll. Student Council. Hi-Y. German Club, Senior Class Cabinet. Choir-man Homecoming Committee. Basketball CARMODY. WILLIAM We have many future builders, one who is Bill. Work Program CARTER. JAMES He enjoys the outdoor life. Hi-Y. Junior Achievement CASHIN. SUSANNE “It wasn't me. Mr. Thoreson. Honor Roll. Secretary Band. Spanish Club. Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee. President G.A.A. CASTLE. MICHAEL “Playfulness is Just my line. Projection Crew. BURLINGAME. DAVID He can make anyone laugh. Honor Roll, Hall Monitor. Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee. Football. Golf. BURT. ROY “Only time will tell. Projection Crew. Football. Track. Wrestling. L e 11 c r m a n. Safety Council. CAMPBELL. ROBERT I traded shoes for skates. Honor Roll. Student Council, Pro-jcction Crew, Vice President Hi-Y. Home-corn ing Committee. Golf. Captain Hockey, Letterman. CHATHAM. BLAINE “He's one of our fastest. Track. CHRISTY. WARREN “You need not fear. I know safety. Junior Achievement. Safety Council. CLARK, DAVID A leader of junior business. President Junior Achievement, Track. CLAUSEN. CANDACE “Bright ideas come from bright girls. Centralian Staff. Band. Tri-Ettes. Spanish Club. Pep Club. Treasurer Junior Achievement. Homecoming Committee. G.A.A., Chess Club COBB1N, MARLENE “A future housewife. Girls Glee Club. CODY. VIRGINIA “Who knows what I'm ever going to do? 18 COLLIER. JERRY “The lifetime military man. Library Monitor. Projection Crew. Band. French Club. COULTER. JEANNE “She's very happy and sad all in one day.” News Staff, Choir. Central Singers. Trt-Ettcs, Spanish Club. Homecoming Committee. G.A.A. CUNNINGHAM. KATHLEEN The approaching actress. Tri-Ettes, French Club. Pep Club. Junior Achievement, G.A.A.. Creative Writing Club. Class Play. CURRY. WILLIE RUTH “I can't always keep my mouth closed. Choir. DAHN. DOUGLAS “I can hit anything, backhand. Pro- Clion Crew. German Club. Tennis, tterman. DANFORTH. DENNIS His pole takes him up and over. German Club, Football. Track. DARKOW. RON North to Alaska. Honor Roll. Stage Crew. Hi-Y. Swimming. Track. Letter-man. Banking. DAVIS. CATHERINE “Freckles she’s got. Red Cross. Pep Club, Homecoming Com-mittee. Great Books Club DAVIS. FRED Write me as one who loves his fellow man. National Honor Society. Honor Roll, Student Council. Central-ian Staff. Hi-Y. German Club. Chairman Photography Club. Great Books Club. DAVIS. HARRY We call him Mr Touchdown. H o n or Roll, Captain Baseball. Co-Captain Basketball. Co-Captain Football. L e 11 e r m a n. Senior Class Cabinet. DECKER. SUSAN “A friendly individualist. Tri-Ettes. DePEW. BARBARA “Here’s a girl with an outstanding personality. Spanish Club. Junior Achievement. Transferred from West High School. DcsLAURIERS. GREGORY Management is the key to championship. Projection Crew. Baseball. Basketball. Football. Hockey, Letter-man. DETJEN. KATHLEEN Everything she does is typical.’’ National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Editor Ccntralian Staff. Choir. Tri-Ettes, German Club. French Club, Secretary Senior Class. Lady of the Court. Homecoming Committee. G.A.A. DeYOE. MICHAEL Would you care to loin my rack - a • ball club? Honor Roll. German Club. Baseball Football. Golf, Swimming. Lctterman. DO VOLOS. GEORGE “He laughs and Ulks and does most anythin g. FootbalL DUFFY. ANDRE My eyes have seen Turkey. National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Lunchroom Monitor. Tri-Ettes, Vice President Spanish Club. Junior Achieve ment, Homecoming Committee, G. A. A.. Safety Council. Crea-t i v e Writing Club. Chess Club. DU PONT. SUZETTE “Don’t interrupt me while I’m talking! Mimes and Mummers, Homecoming Commit, tee. G.A.A., Class Play. Great Books Club. EDMAN. JON “We have seen ourselves through Jon. News Staff. Safety Council. EDSTROM. KATHLEEN “Our golden g o 1 di locks. Office Help Girls Glee Club. Span ish Club. Pep Club Homecoming Commit tee ENGSTROM. JUDY Our sucker supplier. Hall Monitor. Tri-Ettes. Spanish Club. Homecoming Committee. ERICKSON. MARILYN “Hi-C's the word. Red Cross, Work Program. Homecoming Commit-tee. ERNST. MARJORIE She talks and talks but who knows what she says. ETTER. FRANK A man of quiet grace is he. Centralian Staff, Junior Achievement. ETTER. WILSON Being nice is nice. Red Cross, Junior A-chievement. EVANS. RAYMOND We don’t call him a flirt for nothing. Honor Roll. Projection Crew. Band. German Club. Track. EVERETT. CHERYL “She needs no winding up. Red Cross, Hall Monitor. Choir, Tri-Ettes. Pep Club. Mimes and Mummers. Homecoming Committee. Alternate Cheerleader. EVERSLEY. ERIC He has the makings of a great coach. National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Student Council, Lunchroom Monitor. Band. German Club, Homecoming Committee. Basketball, Football. Track, Lctlcrman FLEMING. ANITA She’s kind of in between. FLIPPEN. ARDENA “She’s what you call satire.” Honor Roll. Office Help. News Staff, Choir, Tri-Ettes. Pep Club. Speech Club. Mimes and Mummers. Junior A-chievement. Homecoming Committee. G.A.A., Girl’s Glee Club. Great Books Club. FLOM. PETER “Strength is not my weakness. Wrestling. FORSYTH. WILLIAM “It was great being a guard with Bohdan in football! National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Vice President Student Council. Hall Monitor. Lunchroom Monitor. News Staff. Vice President German Club. Baseball. Basketball, Football. Letter-man. Senior Class Cabinet, 20 FORTE, THOMAS A lazy bike rider. Cross Country. Track. FRANKS. REBECCA The most humorous friend a person can know Junior Achievement. G A A FULKERSON. GREGORY The etcher. Honor Roll. Football, Golf. Track. Letterman GARDNER. BETTY She knows the meaning of work ” Lunchroom Help. GARLAND. JAMES Dramatic talent to be what he pro-trays. Projection Crew. German Club. Speech Club. Football. Wrestling GARY. PRENTICE Success follows sincerity. Treasurer. National Honor Society, Honor Roll. Student Council. Lunchroom Monitor. Band. Treasurer German Club, Basketball, Football. Track. Letterman, Senior Class Cabinet, Ban r. GESS. TIMOTHY Determination influences success.” National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Choir. Central Singers. Spanish Club. Cross Country. Swimming, Track, Letterman. Class Play. GLOBA. TONY Our South American Picaro.” Honor Roll, Projection Crew, Spanish Club. Transferred from Vocational High School. GOLDBERG. DENNIS •The senior male personality. Honor Roil, Projection Crew. German Club. GOOD. NANCY Anchors away, she cries. Band. French Club. Junior Achievement. GOODRIE. MICHAEL •The height of our class. Projection Crew GRANGER. CHARLOTTE A great achiever. Honor Roll. Red Cross. Choir. T r i-E 11 e s. French Club. President Junior Achievement, G.A.A. GRIBSTAD. RICHARD “I thought somebody said chemistry is hard! Honor Roll. German Club. Track. GRIGGS. DAVID A leader of gym ath-letics.” Honor Roll, News Staff. Wrestling. Letterman. GRODAHL. VIGDIS They say she was born with a pair of skis.” Choir. Central Singers, Tri - Ettes. German Club. GUNDERSON. DANIEL •Tall, dark and handsome. Projection Crew, Choir, Swimming. 21 HAMMOND. JANET I'm not eccentric but then I'm not simple either. Office Help. Choir. Pep Club. Safety Council. HANSEN. MARY “S h e cometh. she worketh.” Student Council, News Staff. Tri-Ettes, French Club, Homecoming Attendant, Homecoming Committee, Senior Class Cabinet HANSON. CHARLES Our manly diver.” Projection Crew, Football. Swimming, Let-terman. Class Play. HANSON. ROGER He's a auiet little run around. Projection Crew, Baseball. Hockey. HARPER. BARBARA “Our jumping jack. Honor Roll, Hall Monitor. Lunchroom Monitor, Choir. HARRIS. DARLENE “She keeps bankers hours.” Banking. HASTINGS. SARAH “Speech is natural for Salli. National Honor Society. Honor Roll, News Staff, German Club, French Club, Junior Achievement, Class Play. HEDSTROM. PHYILLIS 'Two, four, six, eight. Choir, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Secretary Junior Achievement. Homecoming Committee. G.A.A.. Girls “C Winner. Banking. HEGDAHL, JANET A peppy G.A.A. girl. Honor Roll, Office Help-Duplicating. Pep Club, G.A.A. Work Program. Tri-Ettes HEGSTROM. KEITH I'll flyeth by. Work Program. HELSETH. RICHARD Designs on the future. Honor Roll, Track, Chess Club. HILST. VAUGHN It takes a lot to make me laugh. Lunchroom Monitor. Vice President Hi-Y. Spanish Club. Football. Track. Letterman. Ski Team. Chess Club. HOFFMANN. CRAIG 'Today I'm on a diet. Library Monitor, Chaplain Hi-Y. Spanish Club. Cross Country, Track, Captain Wrestling. Letterman. HOLT. TRUDY I'm looking forward to Mexico this summer.” Honor Roll, Library Monitor. Choir. Spanish Club. French Club. G.A.A., Transferred from Eden Prairie High School. INDAHL. WAYNE The silent shall speak, eventually. Work Program. INGLEDUE. DENNIS I thought I'd never overcome driving. Hi-Y. 22 IVERSON. JUDITH “Yummmm--I like our Spanish Club Banquets.” Honor Roll. Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club. Pep Club, Banking. IVERSON. SHIRLEY “She’s a silent student. Honor Roll. JACOBSEN. GRETCHEN Cool. calm, and collected. Tri-Ettes. German Club, Pep Club. Homecom-ing Committee. JACOBSON. DOUGLAS The lover of all times. News Staff. Football, Lctterman. JACOBSON. LYNDA “She’s an everybody-liker. Office Help-Duplicating. News Staff, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A. JAMIESON. GARY So this was high school. JOHANSEN. MARK Father flirt. National Honor Society. Honor Roll, Student Council, Hall Monitor. German Club. Mimes and Mummers, Homecoming Committee, Cross Country, Swimming, Track, Lctterman. Creative Writing Club. Class Play. JOHNSON, GARRETT The sight of exertion ills me. Choir. Junior Achievement. Track. Lctterman. JOHNSON. JUDITH K. My get up and go. Bit up and went. cws Staff, Choir. Central Singers. Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Homecoming Committee. JOHNSON. JUDITH L. A nice girl who really enjoys people.” Tri-Ettes. JOHNSON. MARCELLA The lass with long black tresses. Spanish Club. JOHNSON. RUSSELL His voice has been heard around the world. Honor Roll. Choir, German Club. Golf. Class Play. JONES. THORNTON The master of physique. Hall Monitor, Lunchroom Monitor, Choir. Spanish Club, Basketball. Football. Track. Lctterman. JULKOWSKI, MARCIA “She will be a dedicated nurse. National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Office Help. German Club. Pep Club. Junior Achievement. G.A.A. KANDERSONS. ILZE “Hand her a sheet and she'll duplicate it. News Staff, Tri-Ettes, German Club, Pep Club. Homecoming Committee. Office Help-Duplicating. KARLSON. WILLIAM Here I am to drum away the day. Honor Roll, Band. French Club. Junior Achievement. 23 KEATING. SHEILA Friendly and full of fun. KEPPF.N. THOMAS “Show me the Stage. Speech Club. Class Play KIRK. DANIEL “Football stars come in big packages.” Hall Monitor, Band, Football. Hockey. Track. Wrestling. Letterman. K JELL AND. JANET “She provides the class with laughs.” Red Cross, Choir, Spanish Club. Creative Writing Club KNUTSON. JOYCE “A director of activities.” Honor Roll. Red Cross. Ccntralian Staff. Secretary - Treasurer French Club. Mimes and Mummers. Junior Achievement. Class Play. Great Books Club. KREBS. GARY “Teach boy teach. Swimming. Letterman KROGH. GARY “The s I n gl e - aire.' Work Program KRUEGER. ELIZABETH “She will be our future home economist.” Honor Roll, News Staff, Speech Club, Homecoming Committee. Chess Club. KRZYSKA. GAIL “The great authority of our class.” National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Student Council, News Staff. Tri-Ettcs, Spanish Club. Secretary Pep Club. Lady of the Court. Co-Chairman Horn e c o m i n g Committee, G.A.A., Cheerleader. KUBAT, CHARLES “A is my middle name ” National Honor Society. Honor Roll. President Student Council, News Staff. Speech Club. Treasurer Homecoming Committee. Tennis. Letterman, Captain Ski Team. Senior Class Play. KURTH. THOMAS “Dancing is more my style.” Work Program. Safety Council KUZM1K. MICHAEL 'I’m not a fortune teller.” German Club. Cross Country. Track. Letter- man KYANDER. DONALD “Why are you called Rabbit?” Projection Crew. Hockey. Letterman. LARSON CHERI “Horses, what are they?” Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Homecoming Committee. LARSON. DONALD “Let me lead the army.” Work Program LARSON. LYNNE “The best teacher of all.” National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Student Council. News Staff. Choir. Central Singers. Tri-Ettes, Vice President French Club. Pep Club. Homecoming Attendant. Homecoming Committee. Cheerleader. Secretary Safety Council. Senior Class Cabinet. 24 LARSON, MARY A woman of the world. Honor Roll. Red Cross, News Staff. Tri-Ettcs, German Club. Lady of the Court, Homecoming Committee. LAUMB. STEVEN The world may run out of authors before Steve rus out of time to read. Hall Monitor. Band. Golf. Speech Club. Chess Club. LeGERE. ROBIN Her ideas and opinions ore always stated. Honor Roll. Band. Tri-Ettcs, Spanish Club. Pep Club. Junior A-chiovement. G.A.A., Great Boohs Club. Lc PAGE. RICHARD He makes fun for everyone. Le ROY. MARLYS “She will flit on her flute. Honor Roll. Red Cross, Band. Spanish Club. Homecoming Committee, G-A.A. LEWIN. SHERYL With a typewriter I shall work. Honor Roll. Red Cross. Tri-Ettcs. French Club. Homecoming Committee. G.A.A. LEWIS. JAMES “Forever a playboy. Red Cross, Projection Crew. News Staff. Choir. French Club, Junior Achievement, Track. Wrestling. LIND, RITA She's small, little, petite, tiny, etc. Honor Roll. Tri-Ettes. Pep Club. LINDBLOM. DARLENE Future Mrs. Smith.1 Girls Glee Club LINDGREN. MARY Short cut to fun. Red Cross, News Staff, President Tri - Ettes, Spanish Club. French Club. Pep Club, Home-coming Committee. Senior Class Cabinet. LOEGERING. DEAN “A handsome old track man. Football, track. Letterman. LUDGATE. KRISTINE She'll tap to the dance. Red Cross. Hall Monitor. Lunchroom Monitor, Office Help, Tri-Ettes. Work Program. LUFTMAN. JOHN Wherever he goes and whatever he does we’ll know it was he. Projection Crew. Football. Track. Wrestling. Letterman. LUNDBERG. RICHARD Being President of Hi - C is an honor. Spanish Club. Hockey, Tennis. Letterman. Mac DONALD. BETSY They say she eats carrots. Honor Roll, Red Cross. News Staff. Tri-Ettcs. Pep Club. Homecoming Committee. G.A.A.. Girls C Winner. MACKAY. DUANE “I don't have to think. I already thought. Projection Crew. Football. Hockey. 25 McKEEGAN. MICHAEL “Come on. B-B-Bones. Baseball. Basketball. Football, Lettcrman. McNEARNY. KATHY ’Twelfth grade is an achievement. McVEY, CARLA “Really. Tri-Elies. Spanish Club, Pep Club, Homecoming Committee. G.A.A. MALBERG. JO ANN “A future teller. Work Program. G.A.A MALBERG. LEONARD “An all around baseball guy. Hall Monitor. Baseball. Basketball. Football. Hockey. Letterman MARSHALL. JOHN MARTIN. ROBERTA MAXWELL. KAREN MAZUREK. “My legs are so cute.” If you think I’m thinking you’re wrong. Red Cross. “A hint of quiet fun.” Office Help-Duplicating. LEONARD “The manager above and below the scene Stage Crew. Projection Crew. Band. Trt-Ettes. Spanish Club, Junior A- chievement. G. A. A.. Safety Council. Banking MELGAARD. MARCIA “She was bom attractive. Honor Roll. Student Council. Choir. Tri - E11 e a. Spanish Club. French Club. Pep Club. Homecoming Attendant. Homecoming Committee. G. A.A., Safety Council. Sophomore Sno Attendant. MELNYCHENKO, BOHDAN “It was great being a guard with Bill in football.” Vice President National Honor Society. Honor Roll, Student Council, Hall Monitor. News Staff, Treasurer Hi-Y. German Club. Mimes and Mummers. Homecoming Committee. Football. Co-Captain Hockey, Track, Letterman, Senior Class Cabinet. MELQUIST. GARY “He is quiet but clever. Baseball. Ranking MERRILL. JUDITH With children I shall work.” Choir. French Club, Junior Achievement. G.A.A. MICHAELIS. DARREL “He has had his car troubles.” MILLER. MARY Her red hair doesn't match her temper. 26 MOEN, PATSY Shy but not really.” Honor Roll. French Club. MORTENSON, JUDITH •'She' our liberal library lover. Honor Roll, Red Cross. Lunchroom Monitor. Choir, Central Singers, Tri-Ette . Spanish Club, French Club, Mimes and Mummer . Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee. GA A MUNSON. JEAN “I'm a type of typing secretary. Honor Roll, Red Cross. Tri-Ettes. Pep Club. Secretary Junior Achievement. G A.A. MURPHY. DIANE The wealth of silence is not yet lost. MUPHY, THOMAS Work, work, work... Work Program. MURRAY. KATHRYN Here's a girl with get up and go. National Honor Society. Honor Roll, Red Cross, Band, Spanish Club, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee. NAIG. LAURA A future food maker . Choir NASH. GAYLE Sleep I shall not lose.' NELSON. BARBARA Medicine is something I'll work for. Office Help • Duplicating. Homecoming Committee. Choir. NELSON. KENT He has the art of teaching industrial arts. Cross Country, Swimming. Letterman. NELSON. TRUMAN See. I'm a C winner; Projection Crew. Letterman NERMOE. ROGER Leader among leaders. National Honor Society. Honor Roll, Student Council, News Staff. Spanish Club, President Senior Class, Homecoming Committee. Football. Wrestling, Class Ploy, Transferred from Grand Marais High School. NERVICK. RAYMOND I wish I knew how to skate. Hall Monitor, German Club, Baseball, Football. Hockey, Letterman. NICHOLAS. GLORIA Importance isn't most important. NICHOLSON, MARYELLEN One, two. three, A-choo. Honor Roll, Treasurer Tri • Ettes, Pep Club. Lady of the Court. Homecoming Committee. G. A .A , Vice President Safety Council. NORLIN. JON Sober, but not serious.” NYSTROM, SUSAN A little tvping any-o n c? Tri ■ E 11 e s, French Club. Junior Achievement. 27 OBRIEN. SHARON “She enjoys being herself.” Projection Crew, Tri-Ettes. OEHLER. SUZANNE She's likeable and well-liked. Red Cross. Office Help-Duplicating. Tri-Ettes, Lady of the Court, Homecoming Committee, Sno-Daze Queen. OKESON, SHIRLEY She'll make a good telephone operator.” Projection Crew. OLIVER. JAMES I'll equip your equipment. Office Help, Choir. Junior Achievement, Letterman. E-quipment Manager. PAPPIN, WILLIAM 1 enjoy showing movies. Projection Crew. PETERSON. JANET A sandy blonde.” Work Program, Banking. PHILIPP. SHIRLEY She's Shirley in style. Choir. Spanish Club, Junior Achievement, G.A.A., Creative Writing Club. PLUMADORE. JOHN Straight as an arrow. Spanish Club, Baseball. Basketball. Football. PRINDLE, MICHAEL “Coaling is in my bone s. Lunchroom Monitor, Band. Hockey. Letterman RAINVILLE. lfc BERTA “I'm awfully gabby.” Red Cross Hall Monitor, French Club. RIEBE, MARSHA 'Her ability to write has been seen in the Central High News National Honor Society. Honor Roll. News Staff, Vice President O.A.A., Girls “C Winner. Secretary Camera Club. Great Books Club. RIXMANN. MIRIAM The girl in the Volkswagon. Cent-ralian Staff. Tri-Ettes. Spanish Club. Pep Club, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee. G.A.A.. Safety Council. ROBERTS. WILLIAM He trumpet science. National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Band. Hi-Y. Baseball. Great Books Club ROBINSON, CAROL Singing is something I enjoy. Choir, Tri-Ettes ROGAN. KAREN I shall retire as soon as possible. Junior Achievement, G.A.A.. President Girls' Glee Club, Class Play. ROSS. CAROL “Best of luck at Carlton. National Honor Society. Honor Roll. News Staff. Spanish Club. Pep Club. G.A.A.. Photography Club 28 ROYSTER. COVENTRY Friendliest Senior.” Tri-Ettes. Spanish Club, Pep Club. Junior Achievement. Homecoming Committee, G.A. A . Girls “C Winner. RUSSELL, CHERYL The girl who studies half and works half.” Choir. Pep Club, Junior A-chievement. Work Program. RUUD. EVONNE Our peppiest cheerleader.” Honor Roll. Student Council, Vice President Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Treasurer Pep Club, Homecoming Committee. Senior Class Cabinet. SALONE, LON NELL The dance band dynamite.” Hall Monitor, Band. Spanish Club. Junior Achievement, Football. Track. SAND. DAVID Even his humor reflects understanding. President National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Student Council, Choir. Central Singers, President German Club. Speech Club, Baseball. Football, Letterman, Senior Class Cabinet. SCHULTZ. THOMAS A typical boy with an eye for mischief Football. SCHUVEILLER, THOMAS “The man .behind the scenes. Stage Crew. SCHWANDT. ARMOND Blowing bubbles with my tongue is fun. Swimming, Track, Letterman. SENKYR. JOSEPH Baseball is my favorite sport. I theenk!” Hall Monitor, Lunchroom Monitor, News Staff. Homecoming Committee. Baseball. Football, Swimming. Letterman. SEVERSON. LAWRENCE How are your brownie points? Projection Crew, Spanish Club, Football. Swimming. Track. Letterman. SHAURETT. JUDY “Quietness is a good quality to have. SHEALY. LEWIS The man in the suit Projection Crew. SLYNGSTAD. SHARON I’m really never serious. Red Cross. Office Help, Tri-Ettes, Work Program. Banking. SMITH. GORDON Remember our deadline. National Honor Society, Honor Roll. News Staff. Vice President Band. H i-Y, President Spanish Club. Senior Class Cabinet, Baseball. Golf. Letterman. Boys State Representative, Chess Club, Great Books Club. SMITH, PATRICIA “She’ll be a stirring chemist. Office Help. Tri-Ettes. Pep Club, G.A.A., Great Books Club. SOLHEIM ERNEST It’s difficult to be definite. SOMMERS. LaVONNE “She's a pert young miss. SOUCY. JOANNE Marriage is something we all have on our minds. Red Cross, Office Help. Tri-Ettes. Pep Club, Homecoming Committee. SPONG. CLAIRE Fun is something I never overlook. Red Cross, Choir. Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club. Homecoming Committee. SPRAGUE. BARBARA •Tee off is my battle cry. Honor Roll. Spanish Club, Chess Club, Banking. SPRAGUER. JULIANNE Her name will go down on canvas. Choir. STENQU1ST, GAIL Being a senior is lots of fun. Honor Roll, Office Help, Tri-Ettes. Creative Writing Club. STEPP. PAUL Did you say work’ Hall Monitor, German Club. Junior Achievement. Cross Country, Track. Science Club. STRONG. ROSEMARY “We hope you raise a strong family too Work Program STROSHANE, LINDA “I can knit when I sit or sit when I knit.” Honor Roll, Red Cross. Hall Monitor, Tri-Ettes. German Club, Pep Club. Homecoming Committee. Alter-n a t e Cheerleader. Safety Council SUNDQUIST. LAWRENCE Care, share, and dare Honor Roll. Work Program. SUTTER. MICHAEL “It will be hard to fill his shoes. Student Council, Vice President Senior Class. Co-Captain Football. Let-terman. SVANG,LUCY It’s true you see double.” National Honor Society, Honor Roll. Central-ian Staff, Band. Spanish Club. Pep Club. Homecoming Committee. Chairman G.A-A., Girls “C” Winner. Banking. SVANG. MARIE “The twin to the other twin National Honor Society. Honor Roll, Cent-ralian Staff. Band, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Homecoming Committee, Secretary G.A.A., Girls “C Winner. Banking. SWANSON, DIANNE “Brains is something she was bom with.” Secretary National Ifonor Society. Honor Roll. Student Council, Centralian Staff. Lady of the Court. TERZIDOU, ZOE Misletoe is a custom we don't have in Greece. National Honor Society. Honor Roll, Student Council. Tri-Ettes,. German Club. Homecoming Committee, A.F.S. Representative from Greece. THOMAS. GERARDA “Call me Gcrush. Tri-Ettes. 30 THOMAS, LaJUNE The road I take will be a long one. Honor Roll, Band, Tri-Ettcs. Pep Club. Junior Achievement, G.A.A., Great Books Club. Majorette. TRIPLETT. JOHN I could wrestle in German. German Club. Wrestling. TROMBLY. DIANNE “A merry marriage is all I want.” Tri-Ettes. Pep Club, Work Program. Safety Council. URNESS. LUELLA “A happy wife she’ll be.” Projection Crew, Work Program. VARNADO. ROY He is a true competitor. News Staff. Spanish Club. Homecoming Committee, Football. Track, Wrestling. Letterman. VESSEY, DONALD I'm shy until you know me Hall Monitor. Football, Track. Letterman. VOEKS. SHARON “She has a business brain. Junior A-chievcment. VOGEL. RICHARD He’s a killer, both with the ladies and on the rink. Honor Roll. French Club. Football. Hockey. Letterman. WADE. PETER He has a one Track mind.” Red Cross. Projection Crew. Choir, Central Singers, Junior Achievement. Homecoming Committee. Cross Country. Football. Track. Wrestling. Letterman. Safety Council WALLACE. JACQUELINE I come and I go. Red Cross. Junior Achievement. WARDLAW. HOWARD Silent most of the time, but watch out •or the rest of the time. Projection Crew. Track. Banking. WARN. JACQULINE I have a knack for chemicals. Choir. Tri-Ettes W EBERT. KATHLEEN Did you say X-ray. sir’ Tri Ettes. G.A.A. WELLS. NANCY There’s beauty in her personality. Choir. Central Singers WESTERN. ROBERTA ‘Devoted in all she does.” National Honor Society, Honor Roll. German Club. French Club. G.A.A., Chess Club. Great Books Club. WHITE. ALFRED We call him Mr Basketball.” Hall Monitor, Lunchroom Monitor, Vice President Choir, Central Singers. Baseball. Co-Captain Basketball, Football, Letterman. 31 WICKLANDER. JANICE Skates belong on her feet. Honor Roll. Pep Club. Homecoming Committee. G. A. A.. Girls “C Winner. Al-tcmate Cheerleader WICKMAN. DIANA “Her greatest enthusiasm is for the North Woods. Honor Roll, Band. Transferred from West High. WILLIAMS. PAUL Questions, questions, questions. Junior A-chievcment. Football. Track, Letterman. WILLS. DOROTHY A girl that's to the point.” WTLSON. DIANE “Dance little girl dance. Honor Roll. Secretary Student Council. Red Cross. Hall Monitor. Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Treasurer Senior Class, Lady of the Court. Homecoming Committee, Chess Club. WING. CAROL She will be our future Florence Nightingale. Choir, Tri-Ettes. Junior Achieve-ment. G.A.A., Transferred from Edina High. WINSLOW. JOE “In ten years I'll be making my tenth million. Projection Crew, Football, Letterman. WINTERS. KATHLEEN She’s busy every min-ute. Office Help, French Club, Junior Achievement. Photography Club. WISDORF. PATRICIA For me. mirth can never be out done. Student Council, Tri-Ettes, Homecoming Queen. Homecoming Committee, Captain Cheerleaders. Junior Sno Attendant. Senior Class Cabinet. WITT. THOMAS He’s a Witt in Chemistry. Honor Roll. Projection Crew. Cross Country. Track. WOLL. ELIZABETH So I'm silent but I do speak German. German Club, Work Program. WONG. GREGORY Great parties but I’ll drive home. National Hones- Society, Honor Roll, News Staff, French Club, Baseball. Basketball. Football, Letterman. Senior Class Cabinet. YAHR. JOE He works hard but likes to keep it a secret.” ZABLOSK1. ROBERT “An example of sheer excitement.” 1 32 cameRA shy BLOOMQUIST. ROBERT I certainly don’t like small excitement. Projection Crew. BROM. HARRY “I’m looking forward to working hard.” CARR. EMERSON He’s as big as a truck. Honor Roll. French Club. Lunchroom Monitor. Homecoming Committee, Basketball. Football. Track. Letterman. DE WILDE. ROBERT The Ccntralian Staff had a hard time finding cameras with Bob around. Cross Country. Swimming. Track. Letterman. Photography Club. Chess Club. DOAR. LINDA “Fun for everyone.” Work Program. FANBERG. JOEL ’ The working man. GILCHRIST. GARY “Look out, G.G.G. is headed for the big cities.” Choir. HOLLESCHAU. RICHARD “Work. I hate the very thought. Work Program. JAVORSKI. VALERY “I'm President of the Non-Joiners Club.” Honor Roll. KRAUSE. DEIDRE “The knight moves diagonal?” News Staff. Band. Pep Club. Homecoming Committee. G.A.A.. Chess Club. LEANGER. THOMAS “I’ll be working someday, someplace!” LINDGREN. CHARLES “The great succeeder.” Honor Roll. Projection Crew, News Staff. Work Program. Football. Letter-man. LYLE. KENNETH He's got the beat. Band. Junior Achievement, Football, Track. Wrestling, Letterman. McHIE. JOHN He'll lead a strong business.” Junior Achievement, Football. Track. Letterman. MANKOWSKI, THOMAS “Let's Just say I get around.” NICHOLAS. JOHN The joker in the deck. V ’• Program. STEMPFLEY. HUBERT A future graduate with a PHD. Honor Roll, Student Council, Choir. TALOR. JOHNNIE PEARL “I'm only content when I’m laughing.” Work Program TUTTLE. DAVID Our future senator.” Red Cross. VASQUEZ, LLOYD Silence has many advantages WILLIAMS. SANDRA Only the future can tell.” Girls’ Glee Club WRIGHT. JERALDINE Quietness is something I have yet to disturb. Girls' Glee Club. 33 amemcan fieL6 service Zozy’s family and a friend in Greece. Zozy Terzidou from Greece is cur foreign exchange student at Central this year. The changes to American ways have been many. In American schools, for instance, teachers and students have a closer relationship, there are fewer subjects, and there are more extracurricular activities. Zozy enjoys America and Central High School very much She often said, “I wish I could stay longer!” We wish she could, too. Carley Bjugan and her parents are Zozy’s American family. 34 Andrea Duffy was our A.F.S. student this year. During the summer of .1963 she spent three months abroad. Six weeks of this was spent in Turkey. While there, she stayed with a Turkish family which included one brother and a sister. During her stay Andi attended an international fair which was almost like are fairs except it included a market place where people sold many different kinds of things. Andi had to adjust to a warmer climate and a diet of many vegetables and little meat. A typical breakfast consisted of tea, cheese, and olives. Andrea enjoyed her stay in Turkey and said. I would like to return again. Andi and Zozy ride in the Homecoming Parade. Andi and her Turkish Family. qirLs’ and Boys’ state Last year, Lisa Anderson, Peter Becker, and Gordon Smith were chosen out of the top history students to attend Girls’ and Boys’ State. They spent one week filled with lectures and campaigns that were sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. Peter’s week was highlighted by being elected chairman of the Federalist party. 'Hie purpose of Girls’ and Boys’ State is to provide citizenship training by actually living” government. Central’s Representatives to Girls’ and Boys’ State were Peter Becker, Lisa Anderson and Gordon Smith. 35 HANDSOMEST AND PRETTIEST Marcia Melgaard Mike Sutter TYPICAL CENTRALLITE Kathy Detjen Brian Carlson haLL op MOST TALANTED Lynne Larson Dave Sand FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Pat Wisdorf Butch Davis SHYEST Pat Moen Don Vessey NICEST SMILE Zozy Terizdou Bill Forsyth PRETTIEST EYES Andy Duffy Bohdan Melnychenko pame BIGGEST FLIRT Lisa Anderson, Ray Evans CLASS CHATTERBOX Suzette DuPont George Dovolos MOST COURTEOUS Lucy and Marie Svang Tim Gess BEST ALIBIERS Sharon Broberg A1 White MOST SERVICE Mary Hansen Chuck Kubat 37 nOeRQRAduates As undergraduates become accustomed to Central High, they become true Pioneers. Special assistance is given to acquaint them with the traditions and activities at Central. While eagerly looking forward to their senior year, undergraduates spend their time developing their intellect, improving their study habits, and molding their characters. jumoRS Room 120, MR. WESTERMAN Bottom Row: Diane Severson. S. Eckert, J. Taylor, Mr. Westerman. R. Waggoner, J. Good Row 2: D.Green. C. Marshall. Virginia Peterson, Norma Anderson, L. Harris, P. Epton Row 3: C. Jeffers. J. Hovanetz. D. Hovey, M. Tierney. F. Lehrke, P. True Row 4: K.Bedeau. C. Shannon. W. Shook. K. Mohr, R. Blad. T. Fechter Row 5: J. De La Hunt, G. Gottsleben. C. Nevils, Gregory Smith, W. Wislofsky, Roger Jacobson. Dale Williams Room 203, MR. HOVEY Bottom Row: M. Patter, Cherry Iverson. Mr. Hovey, S. Newsom. L. Sa’lone, M. Blais Row 2: J. Peters. Sharon Olson. S. Roberts. L. Tucker, J. Acker Row 3: Vickie Molinaro, N. Berge. B. Dumais, D. Gulland, Doug Anderson Row 4: J. Tronerud, R. Norby. E. Boyd. Katherine Hansen, P. Love Row 5: L. Stinar. P. Berge, David Brady, J. Arrington. F. Renner, D. Dahlquist Room 215. MR. THORESON Bottom Row: C. Martin. B. Murphy, Mr. Thoreson. J. Sulzbach. G. Carlson. Row 2: G. Bankovics, A. Lestakis, L. Hasty, B. Rudolph, S. Chatam, J. Wong. Row 3: P. Shannon, Wayne Hansen. J. Warnest. Greg Anderson. Row 4: Claudia Brown, M. Tatro, C. Oestreicher. L. McLane, A. Feigem, C. Carter Row 5: J. Oleen, R. Scott, Eldon Johnson, J. Stensvaag, G. Rogers, J. Burnett Room 306 MR. WEIS Bottom Row: P. Axiotis, Pat Peterson, Mr. Weis. V. Woodward, M. Murray, K. Farber Row 2: R. Hill. J. Shaw. Lola Williams. T. Nordstrom. S. Howell, R. Lamberson Row 3: S. Clark, R. Veches, M. Stewart, S. Langley, L. Janich, Leonard Swanson, K. Simpson Row 4: W Dahlberg. B. Berglund, S. Snyder. N. Follingstad. C. Calhoun, D. Farrar Row 5: G. Elliott. J. Mitdahl, D. Ordon. M. Shaughnessy. Y. Kovensky, B. Douglas. D. Shackelford 40 juniops Room 308 MR. McNAMER Bottom Row: Pat Kiley, J. Schmelke. Mr. Mc-Namer. D. Longley, Sue Winstrom Row 2: Denise Johnson. T. Webster. G. Maddox. V. Coleman. Susan Anderson Row 3: P. Mayes. L. Maanum. M. Rott, David Nelson Row 4: R. Buchanan. P. Steinnilber. D. Haack, J. Sievers. N. Fanberg Row 5: W Lockhart. R. Zack. M. Krzyska. R. Mills. H. Boudreaux Room 309 MRS. LUNDHEIM Bottom Row: E. Kane, L. Selander, D. Ringgold. Mrs. Lundheim, M. Cess. D. Eversley, M. Straus Row 2: S. Tevlin. L. Hegland, M. Newman. La Vonne Johnson, Danice Jackson. B. Robinson Row 3: C. Hitchens, W. Frost. I Mabono. Arlene Peterson. S. Bjoralt, C. Knight. M. Tobin Row 4: R. Lloyd. R. Moffat. L. Kranz. D. Bronson. R. Farrar. L. Westcott Row 5: J. Gleason. R. Green. J. LaViolette. Gary Johnson. G. Vernon. D. Hodges. M. Balzer Room 314 MR. WILLIAMS Bottom Row: S. Kelly. J. Bateman, Mr. Williams. Karen Johnson. Darlene Jacobson. Janet Johnson Row 2: D. Holm, Cindy Thompson. D. Posz. Rita Johnson. Sandy Nelson Row 3: B. Preston. C. Kubat, K. Hoeft, R. Makinen. L. Harrell Row 4: G. Wolfram. U. Himburg, M. Murphy. M Coleman. C. Falkum Row 5: A. Lambert. D. Becker. M. Collins, R. Green. Jim Johnson. D. Florey Room 321 MRS. BANDT Bottom Row: S. Hickerson, Cherryl Larson, Mrs. Bandt, M. Ernst, D. Franzcn, N. Cobbin Row 2: Shirley Smith. Dale Jacobson, W. Stroman, Suzanne Roberts, H. Boone Row 3: Kathy Nelson. K. Ryan. H. Hyde. G. Barry. J. Nagel, Bruce Brown Row 4: H. Van Horn. Verne Carlson. H. Miller, R. Nubbe. Rodger Peterson, Keith Arnt-sen Row 5: Juan P. Miller, L. Brosnan, W. Whiteside. T. Hardie, W. Rieck. L. Bay. R Vogel 41 jumoRS Room 322, MISS STEINER Bottom Row: Susan Olson, G. Arntsen, Miss Steiner, C. Bauer. S. Kluck, B. Fox. Row 2: L. Adams. R. Protzner S. Broberg, P. Noble, D. House. Portia Brown. Row 3: M. Naig, Robin Nelson. M. Trechock. E. Robinson, R. Stuart. Row 4: D. McNeil. Ron Brown. Jim Knudsen, J. Malcckyj, K. Amrhien, J. Rhodes. Row 5: G. Ziemcr, M. Pratt, B. Burton, G. Paschal. Jim Taylor, R. Jenson, G. Brusyen. Room 406, MISS BIRELINE Bottom Row: C. Angvall, V. Lamborson, Miss Bireline, Ruth Brown. C. Bjugan, L. Bergeron. Row 2: M. Fyle, J. Davies, R. Packer. P. Princell, J. Cooper. L. Foster. Row 3: D. Satnan, Bill Swanson. R. Burud, K. Gilbertson. Barbara Nelson, R. Buckmier. Row 4: D. Leigh. J. Prindle, C. Ford. B. Englund, A. Wright. Row 5: T. Heger, C. Mikkelson, W. Wisner. G. Armstrong, Dave Johnson, T. Doughty. Room 409, MRS. SHUTTS Bottom Row: J. Eikenberry, S. Norton. Mrs. Shutts L. Miller, J. Iverson. C. Dawn. Row 2: M. Hawes, K. Lambert, B. Thon. Russell Nelson, G. Pundsack. E. Pruitt. Row 3: K. Gronberg. G. Salone, L. Wadsworth, S. McCarthy, R. Bier, C. Allford. Row 4: T. Hooks, J. Wiik, W. Lewis. Carol Olsen. A. Cameron, K. Brantl. Row 5: S. Geer, M. Stroshane. M. Russell, S. Hennessy, R. Hatle, R. Solberg, M. Manthey. Room 415, MRS. GRONBERG Bottom Row: D. Wahl, Barb Johnson. Mrs. Gronberg, S. Keefe, B. Green, R. Hegdahl. Row 2: E. Hayden, R. Fitch, G. Benton, R. Moen, R. Love. Row 3: A. Mason, J. Picha, Dennis Voeks, E. Bellfield, G. Tock, Gary Anderson. Row 4: N. Ponomareff. R. Cassady, J. Clark, Mary E. Anderson, K. Crozier, Steve Smith, M. Sivertsen. juniors Room 417, MR. SCHMIDT Bottom Row: S. Bellanger, B. Martin. Mr. Schmidt, M. Rogers. F. Dorion, L. Vejtruba. Row 2: S. Keator. T. Loehr, B. Ambrose, L. Wie-land, B. Swieringa, G. Snater. Row 3: P. Dahmen, B. Blodgett, Jeanine Olson. J. Merrill, Glen Anderson. Row 4: J. Spraguer, S. Williams, R. Folk, J. Dorn-feld. Gary Peterson, Lloyd Johnson. Row 5. R. Tolzmann, S. Warn, B. Chatham, Mike Johnson, E. Strand, G. Rudd, J. Morales. sophomores Room 104, MRS. COYLE Bottom Row: D. James, R. Grant, Mrs. Coyle, R. Harris, J. Warnest. Row 2: J. Murray. G. Waldock, E. Molander, B. Jennings, E. Rudolf. Row 3: Michael Anderson, G. Ordon, L. Bouton, M. Kostas, N. Wohlforth. Row 4: B. Benson, W. Tucker, Bruce Peterson. P. Christenson, D. Erickson. Row 5: R. Foss, G. Stenen, P. Simpson, D. Nordstrom, J. Backstrom, D. Allen. Room 105, MRS. PALMER Bottom Row: D. Taylor, B. Tibbetts, Mrs. Palmer. D. Erickson, K. Mentzos, C. Wolfram. Row 2: J. Magneson. G. Kramer, C. Sims, D. Umphrey, R. Connolly. Row 3: C. Roskaft, D. Kurth.S. Leonard. J. Jewell. Row 4: J. Howell, Georgeann Anderson, R. Terlisner, J. Moore, M. Jacobs. Row 5: J. Thomas, E. Bailey, D. Gray, R. Harris, T. Benson, R. Noren. Room 206, MR. HOISINGTON Bottom Row: E. Fox, J. Lestakes. B. Palm, Mr. Hoisington, Judy Anderson, J. Hickerson. Row 2: K. Fox, M. Rucker, T. Kelley, P. Krueger J. Abbott, M. La bat. Row 3: L. Bakkc, Christine Johnson, D. French, D. Clausen, L. Gray, S. Stoll. Row 4: E. Smalls, T. Kleven, E. Covington, D. Campbell, L. Fox, T. Huber. Row 5: S. Dumpman, T. Maikkula, T. Umphrey, R. Mooney, J. Welton, E. Politske, E. Norris. 43 sophomoRes Room 207. MRS. TELKE Bottom Row: L. Thiel, M Ellzey, R. Smith, Mrs. Telke, Richard Anderson. C. Thompson. Row 2: Philippa Johnson. P. Bergstrand, Delores Johnson. G. Cotton, L. Snyder. Row 3: V. Barnhart. V. Cuff. Wilma Anderson. M. Parker, P. Indahl. Row 4: S. French. M. Brown. J. Petschow, Kathleen Anderson. C. Bales Row 5: B. Canniff P. Ernst. R. Greiling. E. Kemp. Brady Jones, G. Nystrom. Room 219. MISS WOLD Bottom Row: L. Munsinger. F. Ernst, Stanley Thomsen. S. Ku .mik. Miss Wold. Valeri Smith. Row 2: S. Feller, H. Gary. T. Griffin. Linda Nelson, J. Crotty. J. Swift. Row 3: L. Danielson. J. Phillips. K. Falck. S. Munson. I. Malijewski. Row 4: J. Ingenhutt, R. Baltgalvis. K. Kennedy. L Butterworth, J. Fisher. M. Berry. Row 5: I. Ragsdale. G. Meyer. T. Burkhardt, E. Wright, Ed Johnson. T. White. C Bradley. Room 305, MRS. OLSON Bottom Row: E. Falk. P. Gates. C. Long. Mrs. Olson. D. Davis, Nancy Johnson. Row 2: N. Thon, E. Franza. S. Voeks, R. Dahmen, B. Baize . Row 3: M. Kennedy, S. Bradshaw, L. Oberg, T. La hot. Row 4: P. Hatchett, J. Miller, D. Mabonc. T. Grigsby, C. Wagar. Row 5: Rick Nelson. C. Lockett. William Smith. J. Lussier, W. Whitmore. Tony Gardner. Room 307. MR. KRUEGER Bottom Row: B. Stadther. C. Langseth, Louise Pederson. Mr. Krueger. P. Dynon, P. McCormick. Row 2: R. Rapp. Resa Johnson, J. Wyman. P. Marin, M. Gleason. A. Kirkpatrick. Row 3: C. Kemp. R. Guebc, P. Cassady, David Olson. D. Angrimson, P. Bankovics. Row 4: A. Sandblom, C. Neuman. R. Bonneville, J. Style. Nancy Miller. M. Soucy. Row 5: L. Black. R. Green. K. Ludgate, A. Wagner, F. Lovell, D. Dean. 44 sophomoRes Room 310, MRS BRINKMYER Bottom Row : Don Oolson. Joycelynn Jones, Mrs Brinkmyer, L. Simpson, L. Simpson. Row 2: G. Mclnnis, N. Mullen, N. Goins, Ruth Miller, D, Lundberg. Row 3: S. Wagner, R. Nash, R. Rasmussen. R. Antcronen, J. Carlson. J. M. Carlson. Row 4: M. Lennon, Joyce Pederson. T. Stone, Kathy Lanner, D. Kirkpatrick. Row 5: J. Schaaf, S. Altringer, M. Hahn, L. Eddy, D. Decker, L. Spears. Room 310. MR. BOWMAN Bottom Row: M. Gavenda, D. Armstrong, Mr Bowman. S. Young, K. Newman. Row 2: C. Finstrom, C. Waldock, Lorraine Pederson, S. Keppen, M. Trudeau. Row 3: C. Schwender, J. Tollakson, Sue Johnson. Jeanne Hanson. S. Elburg. Row 4: D. Bristor C. Ambuehl, D. McDevitt, K Mason, W. Burston. Row 5: J. Hovanetz, O. Sumpter. T. Klanderud, R Deschene, D. Cain. Room 320, MR. FJELDE Bottom Row: B. Mellie, B. Blom, C Fisher. Mr Fjelde, S. Toombs. J. Beasley. Row 2: F. Zabloski G. Matthews, S Wisner, J Jacobs, R. Hand, C Jackson Row 3: J Gooicy. N. Nicholas, James Johnson. C. Wright, A. Klaus, C. Carter Row 4: Sherry Pederson, T. Byrd. Robert Larson. D. Semple, Ann Marie Anderson, N Olson Room 411, MISS HAASARUD Bottom Row: L. Menton. C. Ellis, Miss Haasarud, M. Jorgensen. M. McCary, B. Vessey. Row 2: C. Fischer, S. Mattison, B. Chapman, C. Brown, R. Chovan. Row 3: S. Wizik, J. Enright, C. Brush. D. Monson, Pam Olson. Row 4: Dale Hanson. K. Steinkraus, Larry Larson. R. Rittman. L Boone. Row 5: K. Wallace, B. Shannon, J. Osborn, P. Roddy, B McVey, D. Lauseng. 45 sophomoRes Room 412, MR. SCHWICHTENBERG Bottom Row: N. Mendenhall, J. Eikenberry. Mr. Schwichtenberg, L. Personius, M. Mizens. Row 2: C. Shoden, Glory Olson, M. Casner, J. Dumais. Row 3: B. Poland, D. Butler, M. Tucker, B. Roff. Row 4: R. Epton, Duane Anderson. Pam Iverson, S. Hieb, Joel Jacobson. Row 5: M. Lesley, R. Botten, Jeff Hanson. T. Dahlmeir, B. Whitehouse. sophomoRes jumoRS Room 218, MR. KOCH Room 209 MR. KITTO Bottom Row: Mr. Kitto, P. Powers, Gary Anderson. Mr. Koch. Row 2: M. Madzey, R. Miller, D. Truesdale, R. Hollrah. Final examinations. Hon Farrar and locker inspection My, what tall seniors. thletics This years sports have played a major role in promoting school spirit and have made students very proud to be a part of Central. Full credit should be given to the many teams for their hard work and dedication, and to the student body for its enthusiastic support throughout the year. Bottom Row: J. Snekyr, V. Hilst, C. Hanson, D. Loegering, M. DeYoe, G. Wong, H. Davis, E. Eversley, J. Luft-man, G. Fulkerson, G. Dovolos, D. Kirk, J. Sievers. � Row 2: W. Forsyth, D. Vessey, R. Varnado, M. Sutter, A. White. E. Carr. R. Nervick, T. Jones, M. McKeegan, S, Barton, B. Melnychenko, D. Buckmier, W. Swanson, R. Burud, P. Gary. Row 3: K. Lyle, D. Brady, R. Zack. E. Strand, G. Lutz, R. Mills, H. Boudreaux, R. Schackleford, G. Mikkelson, J. Burnett. J. Clark, W. Englund, P. Berge, G. Nevils, G. Des Lauriers. • Signifies starting lineup. Bottom Row: W. Forsyth. J. Senkyr, V. Hilst, D. Longering, M. DeYoe. J. Luftman, G. Fulkerson, G. Dovolos. Row 2: C. Hanson. G. Wong, B. Melnychenko, H. Davis, S. Barton, E. Eversley, P. Gary, D. Kirk. Row 3: D. Vessey, R. Varnado, M. Sutter. A. White. E. Carr, M. McKeegan. R. Nervick, T. Jones. • Signifies the starting lineup. twin city footBAll champions Mr. Bowman gives Harold Bou- Mike Sutter accepts Twin City tro- Mike Deyoe holds as Joe Senkyr dreaux some helpful advice during phy from Giffy O’Dell. shows his kicking form, the Vocational game. Coach Elias characterized the 1963 Central Pioneers as a team of “courage, desire, dedication and sacrifice. With these qualities the Pioneers defeated seven city opponents and St. Paul Humboldt. A team marked by pride, the Pioneers began their season with high hopes and justified them. The same team in one year, tied the City defensive record, yielding only six points, and came within twenty points of the offensive scoring record. They were noted for the “fastest line and backfield in the city.” Butch Davis was the leading scorer in the City with seventy-two points. Dan Kirk. Butch Davis and Emerson Carr were chosen for the All-City team and Harold Boudreaux and Mike Sutter placed on the second team. The Pioneers concluded their season ranked fourth in the State. They also obtained their first City championship since 1950, and their first Twin City trophy since 1926. ruly a successful team endeavor! Mike Sutter (72) and Bohdan Melnychenko (62) block as Jack Luftman (34) goes up the middle. o « Central players carry coaches off in triumph after Minneapolis Championship game. 49 Central fans congratulate the new Twin City Champions. Central 26 South 0 Harold Boudreaux (80) blocking as Glen Nevils (44) carries the ball against South during the first game of the season. Central 27 Marshall 0 Glen Nevils scrambles for a Marshall fumble at Parade Stadium. The score at half time was 7-0 but Central rallied in the second half to make the final score 27-0. Central 35 Vocational 0 Rick Burud (23) blocks as Eric Eversly (43) carries the ball after intercepting a pass. The Pioneers could only manage one score in the first half, but broke loose for 28 points in the second half. Central 34 North 0 With excellent blocking, Eric Eversly (43) ran a punt return for a touchdown the first time Central had the ball. Central 45 Henry 6 Jim Clark (38) outruns his opponents to score. After Henry scored. the Pioneers regained their poise and fought to a 45-6 victory. Central 34 Edison 0 Going into the end zone for a touchdown. Butch Davis (20) hurdles a would-be tackier. Central played one of its best games against this hard hitting Edison team. Central 28 St. Paul Humbolt 26 Butch Davis (20) makes his third touchdown at the Twin City Championship game. At the half Central was behind for the first time during the season. The Pioneers, however, made a fine comeback in the second half to defeat St. Paul Humbolt and gain the Twin City Championship. Central 19 Southwest 0 A southwest defender tackles Butch Davis (20) early in the game. Central fumbled on the eight yard line during the first play but still kept the Indians from scoring. Butch Davis made all three touchdowns to give Central the City Championship. 51 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Row I: M. Mitchell, manager; R. Grant, R. Nelson, B. Roff, R Rittman, T. Kleven, Hatchett. L. Gray, B. Canniff, N. Olson, J. Murray. Row 2: Manager Parker, L. Boone, D. Truesdale, E. Bailey, Berry, C. Lockett, M. Stroshane, J. Jacobson, D. Nordstorm, D. Decker. M. Anderson, Manager Rassmusen. Row Coach Anderson. R. Noren, R. Natley. W. Smith. F. Lee. W. Burston, W. Whitmore, C. Bradley, B. Jones, L. Spears, Coach Simondet. sophomope fOOtBALL The sophomore football team, coached by Mr. James Anderson and Mr. Jerome Simondet had an outstanding record of four wins and two losses this year. Due to the fine coaching staff and the dedicated players, led by co captains Cliff Lockett and Paul Hatchett, the team placed second in the city. The fine depth in the backfield and the powerful line will prove to be a valuable asset to the Varsity next year. 27 Central South 0 34 Central Washburn 6 7 Central Roosevelt 13 13 Central Southwest 26 34 Central West 0 18 Central Henry 7 52 Coach Anderson CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: B. Barnard. M. Anderson, J. Berzins, T. Gess, M. Kuz-mik, J. DeLaHunt, R. De-Wilde. Row 2: M. Johansen. W. Dahlberg, D. Gulland, J. Stensvaag, P. Wade, D. Anderson, L. Bros-nan. Row 3: R. Smith. G. Anderson. T. Witt, M Tierney, D. Anderson. T. White. Row 4: T. Benson. K. Mason. P. Bankovics. K. Nelson. S. Geer. Mr. Hoisington. cross countRy Central 16 Spring Lake Park 46 Central 18 Washburn 44 Central 21 Alexander Ramsey 34 Central 15 Marshall 49 Central 16 Henry 47 Central 15 Vocational 50 Central 17 Mounds View 40 Central 28 Richfield 27- Central 17 Robbinsdale 40 Central 16 West 47 Windom Invitational — 2nd Duluth Swain Invitational — 3rd Mpls. City and Region — 2nd State Meet — 5th Bill Barnard accepts an award from Mr. Giffy O’Dell for a record breaking run. Mr. Hoisington checks the score. Cross country requires much running experience for a boy with a lean but “wiry” build. It requires clean living, determination, and a high degree of endurance. The boys must also be self sacrificing and have self pride. According to tne times by the top five individuals, this team, coached by Mr. Hoisington, was the best team in the history of Central. Our cross country team came in second at the Minneapolis City and Region meet. Last Jear, Mike Anderson set our school record at :02.8. This year, Mike Anderson. Bill Barnard, Tim Gess and Jerry Berzins all broke that record. Bill Barnard now holds the school record and state record at 8:36. Jerry Berzins and Mike Anderson, Co-Captains. 53 Kent Nelson demonstrates his winning Butterfly stroke. Row 1: M. Tierney. J. Wiik, D. Anderson. T. Kleven, K. Mason, W. Shook, L. Bay. Row 2: Mr. Elias, D. Anderson, C. Hanson, K. Nelson, M. Johansen. M. Anderson, B. Barnard, T. Gess. swimming The swimming team this year had a fifty-fifty record, five wins and 5 losses. Outstanding swimmers this season were Bill Barnard and Mike Anderson. Bill is an all around sv immer and a good man to have on the team. Mike won a District 17 gold medal for the backstroke. The strenuous training program for this team includes before and after school practices at the Bryant pool. The team, according to coaches Elias and Fjelde. is a young squad that shows much promise for a good season next year. layout position. Chuck Hanson demonstrates how to do a Jack Knife dive. 54 wpestLinq Bottom Row: C. Hoffman, C. Webb, G. Anderson, D. Griggs, M. Anderson, R. Anderson, B. McHie. Row 2: T. Gardner, F. Lee, W. Burston, R. Burt, C. Lockett, P. Steinhiiler. D. Bateman, S. French. T. Hooks. Row 3: Coach McNamer, K. Lyle, P. Flon, M. Collins, R. Cassady, G. Armstrong, R. Nermoe, P. Berge. Wrestling according to Coach Dick McNamer is “phyis-cal man-to-man combat.” Although quickness and knowledge of the sport are important, strength plays an important role and without it success is limited. Although we did not place in any conference meets, two of Central’s wrestlers placed in the District Meets, Craig Hoffman, and Willie Burston. Roy Burt placed in the City Meet. Although the wrestling team will be losing five seniors. Coach McNamer feels there are some good underclassmen who will move up to take their places. 55 Paul Steinhiiler - Switch Row 1: G. Mikkelson, manager; G. DesLauriers. manager. Row 2: H. Davis, C. Ford, P. Gary. J. Clark, M McKeegan, E. Carr, G. Johnson. T. Doughty, A. White, H. Boudreaux, D. Shackleford, J. Huntley. T. Jones, M. Krzyska, E. Eversley. C. Smith. BASketBAlL After the glory and recognition of the football championship, conference basketball games seemed to have lost much of their challenge, and the Pioneer varsity basketball team, under the coaching of “Whitey Thoreson, finished the season with six victories and four losses. In tournament play, however, the Pioneers again showed their championship qualities by defeating Roosevelt, West and Edison for the District 17 Championship. Central played an impressive game against West, the City Champions, with the score at the end of the first quarter 20-5 in favor of the Pioneers. A1 White, Butch Davis, Harold Boudreaux, and Gary Johnson were chosen as members of the All-District team. In the Region 5 playoffs, Central defeated St. Cloud Tech in a spectacular game at Williams Arena, but fell one game short of the State Tournament, by losing the region finals to Edina. For their excellent playing in region competition A1 White, and Gary Johnson were honored on the All-Region team. In addition Eric Eversley was named Player of the Week by the Back Court Club, and A1 White received further recognition by being placed on the WCCO All-State basketball team. 56 Now listen, boys... ” Nice one, Ai!” sophomope B sketBall Under the fine coaching of Mr. Earl Bowman, the Sophomore Basketball team finished its season tied for fourth place in conference competition. These boys must have a good knowledge of basketball but most important is the great desire to play. After this good season, the prospects for next year’s varsity team look good. Central 58 - Henry 35 Central 74 - Vocational 24 Central 48 - West 37 Central 48 - Marshall 40 Central 57 - Edison 37 Central 59 - Roosevelt 67 Central 60 - Washburn 55 Central 58 - South 59 Central 44 - Southwest 54 Central 57 - North 35 Standing: L. Thomas, D. Angrimson, L. Boone, T. Byrd, T. White, B. Jones, D. Dean, G. Anderson, W. Whitmore, M. Berry, P. Hatchett, W. Tucker. 5' VARSITY HOCKEY Row 1: M. Madzey, R. Buchanan. J. Maleckvj, R. Lundberg. M. Prindle, R. Vogel, D. McNeil, R. Campbell, D. Kyander. Row 2: Mr. Anderson. Mr. Williams, R. Nervick. M. Sivertsen, B. Melnychenko, J. Yahr, R. Green, R. Vogel, B. Englund, B. Crozier, Manager. hockey Wanted: strong boys who can skate and like a rugged body contact sport. The fellows who answered this ad make up Central High hockey team coached by Mr. Jim Anderson. The long, hard practices result in one of the fastest and most exciting sports. The record this year was onlv fair with two wins and eight losses. We are looking forward to next vear when with nine lettermen returning we should have an experienced team and a great season. 58 SOPHOMORE HOCKEY Row 1: S. Thomsen, L. Larson, B Roff, N. Olson, J. Style, P. Powers, R. Nelson. B. Peterson, R. Grant. Row 2: Mr. Williams, R. Mooney, D. Decker, B. McVey, M. Stroshane. S, Hennessy, J. Jacobson, P. Roddy. K. Ludgate. QOlf “Par for the course” was the merry cry of an excited Central golfer as Central hit again. Hiawatha. Wirth, and Meadowbrook were the scenes of destruction where the mighty pioneers won many matches. Bottom Row: G. Smith. R. Campbell, R. Miller, R. Moffat, T. Nordstrom. Row 2: J. Johnson, R. Green, D. Burlingame, L. Bay, Mr. Ralph. The golf season started the third week in April. Four boys competed in each match. The golf team played ten matches against the other Minneapolis schools. The Central golf team and their coach. Mr. Ralph, felt they had a successful 1964 season. 59 Row 1: E. Johnson, J. Senkyr, W. Forsyth, G. Wong. D. Buckmier, P. Hatchett. Row 2: G. Deslauriers, J. Clark, R. Green, D. Sand. H. Davis, J. Seivers, C. Ford. Row 3: Coach McNamer, R. Nervick, D. Shackelford. M. MoKeegan, L Malberg, W. Englund j Maleckyj, Coach Anderson. BAS6BALL Boys who come out for baseball should be strong, fast, and determined to excel. Captains this year are Harrv Butch” Davis. 1963 All City Outfielder, and Lenny Malberg. With the loss of only one starter from the 1963 team and the return of veteran and lettermen players. Coach Anderson looked forward to a successful 1964 season. Bill Englund. He’s out! Dave Sand and Butch Davis: That sluggin’ twosome. 60 I wonder if he’s safe? Nervick assisted by Forsyth. Ray Nervick with that strong arm of his. ski team Mr. Nagel is in charge of the ski team at Central. Many of the ski meets are held at Theodore Wirth Park and some are held in Duluth. Skiing is not a team sport, but is one of our few individual sports. Interest in the sport is the most important requirement for a skier. The boys are required to be in good physical condition and they must maintain it throughout the season. SKIING Row 1: J.Murray, V. Hilst. C. Pink, W. Dahlberg. M. Pink. Row 2: T. Angier, Capt. C. Kubat, S. Barton, C. Falkum. W. Taylor, Mr. Nagle. 61 tRACk Row 1: P. Ernst, W. Burston, J. DoLaHunt, A. White, T. Klanderud, P. Wade, G. Smith, W Dahlberg. P. Powers, L. Brosnan, P. Bankovics, R. Burud. Row 2: O. Sumpter, G. Johnson. G. Nevils, B. Chatham. P. Berge, S. Geer, M. Anderson. W. Lockhart. E. Eversley. P. Gary. B. Smith. G. Ru ud. R. Harris. Row 3: Mr. Bowman, R. Anteronen. P. Williams, M. Ellzey. E. Smalls, D. Jacobson. N. Muller, D. Clark, L. Gray, D. Gulland, T. Hooks, R. Grant, R. Smith, M. Mitchell. J. Murray. Mr. Hois-ington. Row 4: W. Barnard, B. Douglas, G. Anderson, L. Severson, D. Vessey, R. Varnado. D. Gustafson. H. Boudreaux, J. Burnett, B. Melnychenko, T. Jones, J. Todd, M. Kuzmik, G. Anderson. R. De Wilde. Row 5: C. Ellis, P. True, D. Danforth, M. Trechock, K. Mason. T. Rasmussen, J. Prindle, D. Bateman. M. Tierney, D. Semple. B. Roff. D. Truesdale. R. Nelson. J. Berzens. T. Benson, T. Gess. Track, coached by Mr. Hoisington, is one of our popular spring sports. In all of the fourteen events, speed is a factor. A boy must be very well coordinated and have an abundance of individual pride. We have a winning tradition in track at Central. To date we have been fortunate, through the hard work of all the members of the team, to keep this tradition. winning relay team. Blaine in his starting position. 62 team Up and over, Eric. Bohdan, our star pole vaulter. tennis The tennis team consists of three singles players and two sets of doubles players. Many hours of hard work and practice in the art of perfecting their game was spent by the members of the tennis team. Agility and constant practice are very important in building a winning tennis team. During the 1963 season, Central played in the district and regional tournaments. With eight members returning, Mr. Thoreson and the team look forward to a successful season. D. Dahn, G. Johnson, D. Vogel. C. Kubat, V. Carlson, R. Lund-berg, P. Becker, D. Anderson. Gary has a beautiful swing. Doug practices his backhand. 63 qirLs’ G.A.A Cabinet-Row 1: C. Royster, M. Gess, M. Svang, S. Cashin, M. Riebe, S. Bellanger, P. Hedstrom. Row 2: Mrs. D. Hawker, T. Bednar-chuk, C. Kubat, A. Peterson, L. Svang, Mrs. A. Telke. Girls’ athletics at Central include both the Girls' Athletic Association and the gym classes. The G.A.A. sports include badminton, basketball, volleyball, bowling, golf, tennis and baseball. To receive a Central “C” a girl must have a total of 600 points. To receive an emblem she must nave 1000 points which include the 600 points for the “C” A star is given to a girl on a championship team or individual sport winner. A member earns 100 points for each sport if she attends the required number of practices and takes part in the tournament. The girls’ gym classes have been very active. They ao exercises to get warmed up and in condition. The sports they play include field hockey, badminton, basketball, volleyball, golf, tennis and baseball. Apparatus and modem dance classes are also popular. Mrs. Dorothy Hawker and Mrs. Arlene Telke teach the gym classes and advise the G.A.A. Don’t worry. I’ll get it! 64 Another point? Athletics Coventry, smile! Here comes the birdie. A basket! 65 cheeRLeadeRS Bottom Row: L. Stroshane, L. Larson. P. Wisdorf. E. Ruud. G. Krzvska. Row 2: D. Eversley. C. Bjugan. C. Martin. M. Gess. J. Wicklander. C. Everett. Sat-is-fied” with the victory at Parade Stadium. Alumni cheerleaders join us in celebrating Homecoming. 66 activities Central is proud of the many extra-curricular activities available to all students. Many are service groups such as the Student Council and Red Cross, while others, language and speech activities are directly related to the classroom. Membership in either kind is a privilege and a responsibility. 67 homecoming 1963 ROYAL QUEEN PATRICIA WISDORF Hear ye, hear ye! Know all people by this groclamation that the students of Central High chool, in the year of our Lord, 1963, are about to witness the coronation of the queen of their choice___” Silence filled the auditorium as our football co-captains, Butch Davis and Mike Sutter, read the scroll. As the excitement rose, Mike circled the five lovely finalists. Finally, he extended his arm to Her Majesty, Pat Wisdorf. The silence was broken with shouts of approval. The program which followed displayed a variety of delightful talent. 68 Our football game was the highlight of Homecoming. We really did “Blast the Polars Bare” by winning 34-0! At halftime, a triumphant parade circled the football field- Cars carried our Queen and her attendants and a float bore representatives of different school organizations. Our band, under the direction of Mr. Ronald Sandeen, provided enjoyable halftime entertainment. After a fun-packed day, everyone was ready to celebrate the victory at the Homecoming Dance, “Roses and Royalty.” 69 PRINCESS MARY HANSEN PRINCESS MARCIA MELGAARD Princesses Mary and Lynne. 70 Princesses Marcia and Rochelle. Hand me more napkins, please. Touchdown! Smile pretty, boys. Town crier. Come dance with me. What a coach! 71 c I A s s the Cast P I A y Stage Manager Dr. Gibbs Joe Crowell Howie Newsome Mrs. Gibbs Mrs. Webb George Gibbs Rebecca Gibbs Wally Webb Emily Webb Mr. Webb Simon Stimson Mrs. Soames Constable Warren Joe Stoddard Sam Craig Thomas Keppen Russell Johnson Steven Laumb Chuck Kubat Suzette Dupont Salli Hastings Roger Nermoe Lisa Anderson Charles Hanson Kathleen Cunningham Mark Johansen Martin Bowman Linda Boyd Timothy Gess Steven Laumb Charles Hanson Director Miss L. Steiner Student Director Joyce Knutson Student Stage Manager Martin Bowman Property Assistant Karen Rogan Business Manager Miss Ann Flugaur 72 Curtain Call “our town” Dress rehearsal ended at 11:30 P.M. the night before the performance. Every person was exhausted and hopeful that tomorrow all the hard work would produce a successful class play. The curtain opened and we were in Grovers Corners. The people on stage were no longer students, but had become citizens of “Our Town”. 73 Young at heart Sno-Daze season was filled with fun, The broom hockey game the senior girls won, And our varsity sports were quite the run. We were happy with our Queen and King, And the Sno-Daze Dance was quite a fling, Sno-Daze is our most favorite thing. Queen Suzanne and King Bill Junior Royalty, Richard Zack and Pat Epton 74 S3I191U3SSV centRaLian staff Miss Flugaur, Miriam Rixmann, Candy Clausen. Marie Svang, Miss Flugaur. The 1964 Centralian has a different approach with many new ideas. We have tried to produce a book the students will be proud of, one which will truly show the life of Pioneers with their humorous and serious moments. The work of the staff was to take pictures, write copy, make layouts, and meet deadlines. This year the staff was assisted by two juniors, Jim Knutson and Diana Green. Two special assignments were the Hall of Fame election and pictures and a skit for the promotion of the year book. When you reflect back on high school life, we hope this book will recall many pleasant memories. Photographer, Fred Davis. Lucy Svang Martin Bowman 76 news staff Editors- C. Ross, editorial page editor; C. Kubat, News editor; G. Smith, editor-in-chief; G. Krzyska, managing editor; M. Riebe, editorial page editor; Roger Nermoe, News editor. The purpose of the news staff at Central is to put out a good school paper that informs students, parents, and others of what is happening. It is put out at least seven times a semester, containing interesting news and feature stories about Central High. Tiie special Homecoming issue, distributed immediately after the program, is perhaps becoming one of our traditions. Special plans this year call for an anniversary issue in the spring to commemorate fifty years of existence. BUSINESS STAFF - Row 1: M. Lindgren, S. Bro-berg. Row 2: A. Flippen, G. Berg, J. Johnson, D. Jacobson. ART STAFF - J. Edman, D. Krause, J. Senkyr. FEATURE STAFF - Row 1: L. Jacobs, P. Becker, L. Larson. Row 2: M. Hansen, L. Anderson, S. Hastings. SPORTS STAFF - C. Lindgren, B. Melnychenko, J. Berzins, M. Anderson, G. Wong, Co-editor; R. Varnado, B. Forsyth, Co-editor. WRITING. TYPING AND EDITING J. Coulter. B. MacDonald, M. Larson. B. Krueger. 77 tRi ettes Tri-ettes here at Central, is primarily a social and service organization, is sponsored by the Y.W.C.A., and is open to any girl interested in participating in its activities. The club is directed by an elected cabinet, the faculty advisor, Mrs. Palmer, and an advisor from the YWCA. There are also chapter officers who direct the bimonthly chapter meetings. Certain activities have become traditional, such as the Fall Style Show, the Christmas Semi-formal Dance, and the Apple Polishing Tea. CABINET Bottom Row: M. Lindgren. President; E. Ruud, Vice President; J. Merrill. Secretary; M. Nicholson, Treasurer. Row 2: Mrs. Palmer, M. Gess, ICC Representative; K. Detjen, Publicity Co-Chairman; M. Hansen, Publicity Co-Chairman; G. Berg, Chaplain. SENIOR CHAPTER ONE Bottom Row: M. Lindgren. C. Larson. K. Webert, J. Johnson, J. Engstrom. G. Berg. Row 2: R. LeGere, B. MacDonald, C. Clausen, J. Allison. S. Oehler, R. Martin. Row 3: C. Roster, G. Stenquist. L. Thomas, S. Anderson, M. Melgaard. Row 4: L. Larson, E. Ruud, K. Detjen, D. Brantl, A. Flippin, M. Larson. SENIOR CHAPTER TWO Bottom Row: C. Robinson. R. Lind, S. Decker, C. Everett, S. Austad. R. Berry. Row 2: M. Hansen, A. Duffy, S. Lewin, J. Johnson. 7 . Terzidou. Row 3: L. Anderson. D. Wilson. P. Wisdorf, J. Hegdahl. M. Nicholson. L. Stroshane. Row 4. J. Coulter. G. Jacobsen, C. Spong, J. Mortenson, G. Krzyska, L. Jacobson, J. Soucy. JUNIOR CHAPTER ONE Bottom Row: P. Axiotis, C. Severson, L. Selander, S. Bellanger. Row 2: C. Bjugan, V. Maurer, K. Johnson, B. Rudolph. Row 3: M. Gess. L. Tucker, B. Dumais, S. Bro-berg, S. Tevlin. Row 4: G. Peterson, K. Ryan, J. Solberg, L. Mc-Lane, N. Follingstad, S. Snyder. 78 JUNIOR CHAPTER TWO Bottom Row: D. Severson. K. Farber, D. Holm. C. Jeffers. Row 2: D. Jacobson, J. Davies, B. Johnson. L. Wie-land. Row 3: P. Princell, S. Kluck, S. Eckert, B. Rolun-son. R. Johnson. Row 4: D. Jackson, D. Green, C. Brown, J. Merrill, L. Maanum. C. Martin. SOPHOMORE CHAPTER ONE Bottom Row: P. Dynon, L. Menton, J. Lestakis, C. Ellis. Row 2: S. Wizik, E. Molander, J. Ingenhutt, J. Dumais, J. Carlson. Row 3: P. Petrich, C. Jackson, M. Kennedy, J. Pederson. Row 4: L. Oberg, G. Anderson, C. Bales, K. Brantl, L. Eddy. SOPHOMORE CHAPTER TWO Bottom Row: D. Lundberg. G. Matthews, E. Rudolph. Row 2: R. Baltgalvis, P. Kreuger, D. Kurth. Row 3: B. Balzer, K. Kennedy, N. Wolforth, S. El-burg. 79 Tri-Ettes introductory dinner Apple Polishing Tea Row 1: Miss Grosz, M. Riebe, D. Sand, President; D. Swanson, Secretary; B. Melny-chenko, Vice President; P. Gary, Treasurer; R. Western, Miss Flugaur. Row 2: E. Ruud, A. Duffy, K. Murray, L. Anderson, M. Gess, K. Ryan, C. Ross, Z. Terzidou, R. Johnson. Row 3: C. Martin, J. Merrill, M. Svang, L. Larson, L. Austad, M. Trechock. J. Sulz-bach, L. Svang. Row 4: W. Forsyth, K. Detjen, G. Wong, G. Krzyska, P. Becker. G. Smith. W. Roberts, M. Julkowski, J. Knudson. Row 5: L. Anderson, T. Gess, S. Barton, R. Ncrmoe, F. Davis, J. Stensvaag, M. Johansen, E. Eversley, C. Kubat, S. Hastings. nationaL honoR society Outstanding scholarship, good character, leadership and service are the requirements for membership in the National Honor Society. With Miss Grosz to advise them, the members of this active group meet every other week to make the decisions necessary for a successful society. Some of their money raising projects were selling candy, steak knives and perfume nips. Among the social functions this year were “My Fair Lady” and the traditional Sophomore Tea. 80 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS William Forsyth, Vice President; Rochelle Berry. Treasurer; Charles Kubat, President; Diane Wilson, Secretary; Mark Johansen, Sergeant at Arms. student council The Student Council at Central develops character through the acceptance of responsibility. Its members are elected the previous year. The students are kept informed of activities through the minutes that are read in each homeroom by a Student Council representative. Mr. Simondet, the Student Council advisor, is in charge and helps to keep things running smoothly and efficiently. The council is responsible Tor our Home- coming dance and our “Snow Daze dance. They also sell buttons during the year and provide music played in the lunchroom. Our Student Council offers an opportunity for the discussion of school problems, develops cooperative support in school activities, and broadens the students’ participation in school life. Bottom Row: B. Johnson, D. Wilson. M. Hansen, M. Gess, C. Roskaft, R. Berry. M. Rucker. Row 2: K. Falck, Z. Terzidou. N. Anderson. K. Ryan, S. Bradshaw. T. Kleven. Row 3: Mr. Simondet, W. Anderson, C. Martin, L. Larson, M. Melgaard, P. Wis-dorf. Row 4: R. Campbell. D. Decker, D. Nordstrom. P. Epton, G. Krzyska. D. Campbell. Row 5: M. Johansen, C. Kubat, W. Forsyth, D. Sand, W. Englund, R. Hatle. Row 6: J. Clark, R. Zack, B. Melnychenko. G. Johnson, P. Malijcwski. P. Gary, B. Carlson. 81 Spanish The Spanish Club is one of the largest and most active clubs at Central. Led by Mrs. Olson, we not only gam proficiency in speaking the language, but obtain greater understanding of the Spanishspeaking people, their customs and way of life. The Club sponsors many activities throughout the year: the first dance in the fall, paper sales, selling and service projects, a Christmas party. Eicnics. and a farewell dinner for seniors at a atin American restaurant. The main objective of all this work is a biennial trip to Mexico. Gordy calls the meeting to order. Bottom Row: Miss Snowberg, A. Duffy. Vice President: G. Smith. President; J. Coulter, Secretary: Mrs. Olson. Advisor. Row 2: J. Knudsen, Treasurer; B. Dc Pew, P. Axiotis, P. Peterson. M. Mizens. Row 3: N. Johnson. R. Harris, E. Hayden. P. Johnson. D. Umphrey. Row 4: R. Packer. B. Johnson. J. Ingonhutt, W. Anderson, B. Dumais. Row 5: K. Ryan. S. Wizik, J. Pedersen. J. Iverson. C. Ross. J. Wong. Row 6: C. Hoffmann. D. Bristor, L. Severson. G. Anderson. S. Philipp, N. Wol-forth. T Holt. Bottom Row: R. Berry, J. Johnson. R. LeGere, B. Rudolph. Row 2: J. Taylor. C. Jeffers, D. Wilson. C. Clausen, P. Hedstrom. Row 3: R. Martin. K. Murray. C. Royster. G. Petersen, D. House. L. Anderson. Row 4: M. Parker, M. Melgaard, L. Svang, S. Tevlin, P. Epton. Row 5: R. Rittman. L. Larson, D. Decker, E. Powell, M. Trechock, L. Boyd. Row 6: E. Ruud, T. Labat, S. Cashin, L. Black. C. Brown, M. Svang, G. Krzyska. 82 CLUB Bottom Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row: D. Severson. M. Rixmann. M. Lindgren, S. Austad, C. Larson, K. Kanneman. B. Roff. W. Whiteside, W. Dahlberg, C. Webb. B. Sprague. V. Hilst. L. Johnson. P. Becker, O. Sumpter. J. Clark, K. Mason. R. Lundberg. M. LeRroy, A. Sandblom, M. Coleman. P. Grehan, T. Globa. W. Wisner. R. Noren. M. Krzyska, R. Nermoe, H. Boudreaux. K. Lyle, R. Varnado, R. Mills. momtORS First Row: B. Harper. C. Everett. R. Berry, Mr. Bowman. Mr. Anderson. V. Petersen. D. Wilson. J. Engstrom. Row 2: L. Anderson. A. Duffy, R. Rainville, L. Stroshane. K. Ryan. K. Ludgate, D. Brantl. V. Hilst Row 3: W. Whiteside. R. Zack. M. Johansen. A. White, S. Laumb, T. Jones, M. Prindle. These students spend their study hours in various places around the school. They check to see if the students have passes and obey rules. Advisors help the monitors by assisting them in keeping order in the lunchroom. This is just one of the places that our monitors work. They also have stations in the halls to keep the rest of the building quiet at lunch time. 83 Typical hall monitor Row 1: L. Menton. D. Erickson. J. Knutson. Secretary-Treasurer; M. Bowman, President; L. Larson. Vice-President. Miss Steiner, Advisor; J. Lestaksi. Row 2: B. Blom, K. Farber, P. Moen. K. Winters. C. Bjugan, S. Eckert. S. Lewin. Row 3- J. Tollakson, J. Jacobs, E. Molander. R. Johnson. C. Granger. L. Tucker. Row 4: M. Gess, J. Allison, S. Broberg, M. Brown, L. Snyder, S. Bradshaw. S. Nelson. Row 5: R. Western. K. Kennedy, T. Kleven, L. Maanum, D. Kurth. J. Solberg, M. Mel-gaard, T. Holt. Row 6: J. Mortenson, T. Burkhardt, P. Petrich, S. Nystrom, D. Erickson, G. Stenen, C. Bales. Row 7: K. Brantl, K. Detjen, L. McLane. R. Green, R. Hatle, N. Good, J. Collier, J. Johnson. The French Club is a social club and not a service group. The object of the club is to promote a greater interest in the French language through skits and other activities. Each year, as is traditional at Central, the French Club has a spring banquet for all its members. Also at Christmas time, the members work together as a group to sell Christmas corsages. fRench cLub J. Tsuchimochi, C. Nevils, B. Bowman, M. Gess. J. Knutson, S. Eckert, J. Solberg, K. Farber, S. Lewin. 84 Bottom Row: A. Bristor, P. Gary, Treasurer; J. Merrill, Secretary; D. Sand, President; Miss Grosz, W. Forsyth, Vice President; G. Berg. Row 2: I. Kanderson, Z. Terzidou, R. Baltgalvis, B. Blazer, M. Tobin, L. Austad. Row 3: A. Klaus, S. Snyder, M. De-Yoe, P. Becker, N. Ponomareff, G. Anderson, J. Garland. Row 4: M. Julkowski, S. Hastings, S. Elburg, E. Eversley, P. Berge, M. Larson. Row 5: J. Stensvaag. M. Johansen, B. Melnychenko. R. Johnson, R. Vogel. R. Gribstad, R. Jdnsen. Q6RmAn ClUB Our German Club at Central, under the leadership of Miss Grosz, helps to promote “ Deutsche Gemutlichkeit”, a spirit of friendliness, among the German students. It also helps to acquaint the German student with the culture, custom, and traditions of Germans through films and pictures of Germany and through talks by travelers and native Germans. The German Club sells oblaten and mistletoe at Christmas time. The club has a picnic in the fall and spring at which German foods are part of the menu. Bottom Row: C. Severson, L. Selander, M. Rogers, S. Kluck, D. Fran-zen. Row 2: G. Olson, J. Sulzbach, C. Ros-kaft, H. Gary, P. Brown, V. Grodahl. Row 3: R. Western, ,C. Jackson, E. Slyngstad, A. Mason. C. Brush. Row 4: S. Stoll, R. Nelson, W. Tucker, K. Detjen, M. Hahn, J. Jacobson. Row 5: A. Anderson. R. Epton, R. Greiling, G. Johnson, G. Rogers, G. Tock, L. Eddy. 85 Bottom Row: C. Larson, J. Taylor, Mrs. Shutts, B. Rudolph. Vice President; M. Gess. Row 2: B. Swierigna, G. Stenquist, M. Miller, J. Eubanks. A. Duffy, R. Johnson, President. Row 3: E. Slyngstad, B. Sprague, G. Anderson, W. Dahlberg, S. Geer. Row 4: R. Green, Secretary; J. Stensvaag. J. Johnson, Treasurer; M. Johansen, M. Balzer, G. Rogers. CRCAtlVC wRitinq cLub This year we are fortunate to have a Creative Writing’ Club advised by Mrs. Shutts. The purpose of this club is to give an opportunity for writing, of a creative nature, beyond the classroom. It also gives the members a chance to study the techniques of writing and to have their manuscripts evaluated by one another. Any person who is serious of purpose and has a willingness to share what he has written, is welcome to be a member. speech activities Speech at Central is a competitive activity. In this club, individuals must work for themselves rather than as a group. Mrs. Bandt, who is the advisor, helps these individuals to perfect their performances in certain areas for the purpose of winning speech contests. Standing: J. Merrill. Row I: S. Tevlin. Row 2: M. Gess, B. Rudolph. Row 3: D. Sand. P. Becker. Back Row: W. Christy, M. Bowman, T. Kleven. Front Row: T. Keppen. C. Kubat. Back Row': Mrs. Bandt. S. Broberg, M. Coleman, J. Knudsen, A. Flippin, R. Jensen, J. Garland. L. Mazurek. R. Miller, Mr. Koch, M. Madzey, R Darkow. stage crcw The stage crew at Central is regulated by a student drafted constitution. A member of the stage crew may not have a current grade of “Fail” and his attendance must be good. The stage crew members are in charge of moving the audio equipment to the football field, the choir risers, chairs, flags, scenery, pianos, spotlights, and other stage equipment. Much of the work of the stage crew is done after school. Each member averages about two hours of work a week and about two evenings of work every month Len Mazurek Bottom Row: G. Berg. President; M. Nicholson. Vice President; L. Larson. Secretary; J. Berzins. Treasurer. Row 2: S. Kelly. J. Hammond. G. Kramer. C. Marshall. M. Melgaard, D. Trombley. Row 3: L. Stroshane, W. Christy, P. Christenson. J. Wong. J. Bergman. Row 4: R. Burt. J. Jacobson. M. Stroshane. D. Decker. N. Pono-mareff, L. Black. Row 5: J. Collier. D. Dahlquist, M. McKeegan, G. Johnson. B. Douglas. W. Wisner. T. Umphrey. tRAfflC safety council Central students proved they were true “Pioneers” when they formed the Traffic Safety Council. This organization, advised by Mr. Strukel. was the first of its kind in the Twin Cities. Its membership consists of a representative from each homeroom who must maintain a “C average, be licensed drivers, and be careful drivers. The council (I) requires a school sticker for identification (2) requires registration of vehicles (3) encourages student drivers’ observance of traffic laws (4) reports violations of school or city traffic laws 5) keeps records of such violations. Its purpose, as stated in the council’s constitution, is to create an awareness of the need for safe driving by promoting safe driving habits and attitudes which results in the improvement of teenage driving records. 87 hi-y The purpose of the Hi-Y Club is to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian character. This group meets twice a month under the leadership of Mr. Williams. They sometimes invite the Tri-ettes to share in their activities which include pow-wows. hikes and picnics. Each year, as is traditional at Central, the Hi-Y maintains refreshment stands at all the home football games. Bottom Row: R. Smith. V. Hilst. S. Barton. M. Patten. Row 2: G. Smith. B. Roberts. D. Ingledue, V. Vanhorn. Mr. Williams. homecoming committee The Homecoming Committee is made up of many separate committees. Each one deals with a different aspect of Pioneer Day: alumni, program, coronation, decorations, and the parade. Each one of the smaller committees has a chairman and the entire committee elects the officers. Every year the Homecoming Committee starts with the idea of making Homecoming “better than ever before” and they usually do. This year was no exception. Bottom Row: M. Rixmann. C. Kubat, Treasurer; L. Anderson. Secretary; G. Krzyska, Co-chairman: B. Carlson, Co-chairman; C. Bjugan. Row 2: D. Krause. D. Wilson. P. Hedstrom, C. Larson. J. Engstrom, J. Johnson, G. Berg, J. Murray. Row 3: S. Oehler. A. Duffy, S. Broberg, K. Edstrom, C. Clausen. M. Lind-gren. S. Austad. J. Allison. Row 4: I. Kanderson. P. Wisdorf. R. Campbell, J. Coulter. M. Nicholson, J. Wicklander, S. Lewin, K. Murray. Row 5: M. Hansen, G. Jacobsen. L. Larson. E. Ruud, C. McVey, M. Erickson. L. Stroshane. C. Royster. Row 6: L. Svang. S. Cashin, M. Svang, J. Mortenson, M. Melgaard, D. Brandtl, J. Wong. S. Anderson. Row 7: L. Jacobson. J. Soucy, E. Eversley, C. Lindgren, B. Melnychenko, D. Burlingame. M. Larson. K. Detjen. M. LeRoy. 88 Bottom Row: Miss Wold. L Personius. K Johnson. President; G. Cotton. Secretary; D Severson. Vice President; K. Tweed. Row 2: D. Byrd. P Axiotis, V Maurer. D. Erickson. G Salone. B. Ambrose. Row 3: B. Duma is, J. Munson. L. Danielson. D. Lundberg, S. Oehler. C. Granger. Row 4: S. Lewin, R Rainville. R. Martin. M. Gleason. R Watson, S. Tevlin. J. Wong. Row 5: K Rvan, C. Kubat, M. Erickson, E. Covington. M Larson, K. Lud-gate. A. Klaus, J Knutson. R6d CROSS The Central High School Chapter of the American Red Cross offers an excellent opportunity for young people to be of help to others — both in the United States and in other countries. They are greatly responsible for spreading cheer and friendship to many needy people. Much care goes into the assembling of the Christmas gift boxes which are filled and then sent to children in other lands. An annual membership drive is held by the Red Cross and the contributions are given to the Red Cross Fund which meets emergencies and disasters that may arise both here and abroad. At the end of the school year, a banquet is held for many of the Red Cross members of various schools. Banking Thrift is a habit that will pay dividends for the rest of your life. To instill the habit, we have established Tuesday as Bank Day. The students who are banking representatives at Central have a job of responsibility. They are in charge of the banking records and it is their job to see that the money reaches the room of Mr. Schmidt before eight-thirty on Tuesday mornings. The money is then picked up by the Farmers and Mechanics Bank and is deposited to the account of the Central student. In appreciation, the banking representatives are honored each year at a city-wide banquet Bottom Row: K. Tweed. D. Johnson. J. Peterson. R. Packer. P. Marin. Mr. Schmidt. Row 2: P. Hedstrom. L. Wadsworth, N. Berge. J. Jacobs. D. Johnson. S. Broberg. Row 3: L. Nelson, C. Johnson, B. Balzer, S. Langley, L. Larson, B. Poland, J. Iverson. Row 4: J. Wong. L. Svang. G. Melquist, M. Svang, D. Harris, J. Soucy. Row 5: K. Mohr. H Wardlaw, J. Gleason, L. Spears, G. Ruud, R. Harris, M. Julkowski. 89 OFFICE AIDS Sitting: R. Johnson, D. Jackson. Standing: B. Stadther, J. Hammond, G. Sten-quist, P. Smith. K. Edstrom, K. Winters. DUPLICATING AIDS K Maxwell. L. Jacobson, J. Hegdahl. DUPLICATING AIDS I. Kanderson. J. Soucy. S. Oehler. OFFICE AIDS Standing: J. Ingcnhutt, M. Kennedy. C. Langseth, V. Smith. B. Thon. Sitting: M. Gleason. J. Eiken-borry. Aids LIBRARY AIDS R. Lamberson. C. Hoffmann. R. Florey, P. Axiotis, M. Pratt, R. Hand. J. Collier. The aids at Central work in the library. the office, the counselors room and the duplicating room. They help relieve the faculty of many extra duties. They have such various jobs as checking books in and out of the library, working the switchboard in the office, running errands, typing, helping in the counselors' office, aiding the students, and handling all duplicating jobs. If it weren't for these students, many jobs would not be so efficiently performed. 90 I N. Anderson. H. Wardlaw, W. Pappin, M. Patten, P. Powers, R. Burt. T. Witt. J. Garland. D. Goldberg. R. Grant, B. Brown. C. Lim. Standing: S. O’Brien, S. Okeson. Seated: M. Burke. AUDIOVISUAL AIDS The audio-visual aids perform many duties at Central. They set up the equipment needed for all types of audio-visual work during advisory. They show the movies for various classes and also perform maintenance work on the machines. Tne girls in audio-visual take care of all the clerical duties such as writing letters, keeping records and scheduling movies. Our audio-visual crew is one of Central’s many service groups. It is composed of people willing to give up their time in the service of the school. G. Anderson. D. Kvander. W. Smith. R. Hanson. R. Bloom-quist. T. Hooks. D. Truesdale, L. Shealy. COUNSELORS AIDS Seated: M. Rucker. L. McLane, J. Nagel. Standing: M. Lennon, E. Franza, C. Roskaft. 91 Bottom Row: L. Bay. M Svang. C. Long. R. Martin. L. Thomas, G. Peterson. W. Whiteside. C. Webb. T. Griffin, M. LcRoy, P. Kreueger. R LeGere. L. Gray. Row 2: C. Brown. S. Roberts. D. Erickson, N. Good, S. Cashin, G. Stenen, W. Roberts. E. Johnson. D. Anderson, S. Geer, N. Bennetts. J. Dornfeld. D. Hoovey, J. Stensvaag. Row 3: L. Svang. L. Personius. K. Ludgatc. P. Bankovics, E. Molander, D. Gustafson. J. Berzins. R. Mills, G. Peterson. R. Miller. M. Prindle. M. Russell. M. Anderson, G. Smith. Row 4: D. Byrd. K. Lyle. R. Moen. Mr. Sandeen. This year we have a new band director, Mr. Sandeen. Working in the band has helped the students to develop music appreciation and under the direction of Mr Sandeen they have become a highly polished musical organization. The marching band has helped to celebrate our athletic victories throughout the athletic season. The Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert are made possible with the help of the band. The Red and Blue Revue, put on by the combined efforts of the band and choir, has become a tradition at Central. 92 CHOIR Row 1: Mr. Sandeen, C. Larson, J. Lestakis. J. Peters. M. Lennon, C. Bjugan. C. Robinson. J. Olson. R Protz-ner, C. Wing, L. Maanum, L. Larson. L. Black. M. Coleman. A. Flippen. K Gilbertson. C. Spong. V. Gordahl. J. Hammond, D. Murphy, B. Murphy. Row 2: J. Mortenson. S. Keefe, B. Robinson. P. Hedstrom. C. Martin. L. Miller. N. Johnson, R Berry. K. Farber. N. Wells, W. Curry, L. Naig, D. Wills, S. Philipp. J. Coulter. C. Jackson. L. Harris. J. Johnson. C. Severson. M. Newson, B. Blom. Row 3: P. Roddy. T. White, G. Gilchrist. J. Midtdahl. M. Oliver, H. Van Horn. J. Warn. D. Mcnson. P. Olson. S. Black-well, R. Johnson, J. Golley, T. Burkhardt, V. Cuff. A. Lambert. T. Angier. L. VanAlstine, R. Burud. Row 4: J. Phillips. T. Keppen, P. Becker. G. Smith, P. Wade, J. Lewis. D. Sand, S. Barton, T Jones, A White. R. Johnson. D. Wolff, T. Gess. G. Berg, M. Bowman, J. Iverson. A. Peterson, L. Johnson. C. Iverson. M. Mitchell. ChOIR Choir develops an appreciation of fine music within the student. Mr. Sandeen, our choir director, has helped to organize a polished singing group. Dave Sands was chosen as a student director. Under Mr. Sandeen’s direction, the choir has participated in the traditional Red and Blue Revue. They have also performed in the Christmas Concert, the Spring Concert, and Music Contests. luartet: T. Gess, C. Martin, M. ess, D. Sand. 93 The Central Singers perform at our Christmas Concert. Bottom Row: C. Severson. L. Miller. C. Bjugan, V. Grodahl, J. Johnson. Mr. Sandeen. Row 2: G. Berg. R. Berry. N. Wells. L. Johnson, M. Bowman. Row 3: C. Martin. L. Larson. L. Maanum. J. Coulter. J. Mortenson, S. Blackwell Row 4: R. Burud. T. Gess. P. Wade, A. White, P. Malijewski, D. Sand. P. Becker. centRAl sinqeps The Central Singers are made up of section leaders from the choir selected by their director. Mr. Sandeen. Every Tuesday morning before school, they meet to practice for their special parts in the Christmas Program. the Red and Blue Revue, and the Spring Concert After the Christmas season they did some madrigal work. qirLs’ glee cLub Every sixth hour Mr Sandeen is greeted by forty-two members of the Girls’ Glee Club. This organization consists mainly of sophomores but it also has junior and senior members. Although this organization is not quite as active as the regular choir they work very hard in the Christmas Concert, the Red and Blue Revue and the Spring Concert. They also help to make all of these successful. Bottom Row: N. Mendenhall. B. Martin. D Erickson. S. Young. J. Jones. Mr. Sandeen. Row 2: M. Rucker. E. Fox. B. Palm, E. Falk. P. Gates, C. Wolfram. Row 3: J. Magneson, S. McCarthy, Y. Beasley. N. Cobbin, G. Matthews. Row 4: V. Maurer, M. Casner, J. Wright, L. Williams. L. Vejtruba, G. Sa-lone. Row 5: D. Johnson. B. Ambrose. L. Danielson, D. Green. S. Leonard. Row 6: N. Wallace, L. Butterworth, K. Kennedy. N. Miller. P. Mayes. J. Miller. Row 7: C. Brush, A. Cameron. K. Stein-kraus, D. Butler, K. Rogan, D. Mabone, S. Williams. 94 We kinda like our own cooking! Students in the new langu age lab. I just can’t take it anymore! Everybody cheers for Central! Print your last name first please! 95 Ho! Ho! Ho! and a Merry Christmas. Por sentimental senioRS We will always remember... The first day of school back at dear old C.H.S-the yearly Football Preview, with old grads and all.. the football season with all the victories, pep fests, and parties ... glamourous Homecoming Day .. “Blast the Polars Bare”... Lovely Queen Pat and her attendants, Lynne, Mary, Rochelle and Marcia. homecoming costumes ... painting the bleachers ... sick elephant jokes ... more football victories .. pizza at La Pizzeria ... beautiful new cheerleading uniforms with beautiful new cheerleaders to match . Mr. Hawker’s pep talks ... Central proudly takes Twin City Championship in football... Honor Society candy selling parties ... November 22, 1963 ... the Hockey and Basketball Previews... College boards anq A.T.C----senior elections ... posters, campaigning, candidates’ speeches ... voting for Hall of Fame ... the girls ask the boys to the Tri-Ettes Formal... the Christmas Concert .. mistletoe ... senior Christmas party with Dave as Santa ... school is out for a busy Christmas vacation ... Currans ... semester final; and grades bother everyone right after vacation ... Centralian Program ... Sno-Daze ... Queen Suzanne and King Bill reign with approval of the student body ... the senior women beat the junior girls in broorr hockey ... varsity hockey winds up their season ... rehearsals for the class play.. .“Our Town” was a smasl hit... girls wear knickers to basketball games ... cheering in the lunchroom ... the Beatles ... knee highs and loafers ... cheerleading skits while senior boys and faculty men act as cheerleaders ... Mr Kock’s tremendous chemistry tests ... District 17 Champs in basketball... State Basketball Tournamen' time ... “All Around the World”... Senior Class Party ... Chuck and Joe tell funnies... Senior Banque ... we danced all night at the Senior Prom ... after parties ... the senior auditorium ... Dedication Da ... the final day of school... Commencement, June 11, 1964 ... post-graduation trip... farewell to Central 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