Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1966 volume:

(D1NKJ€ VPOUS pueuc uoa av 1966 CENTRALIAN CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA MHO A Dynamic Beginning. . . ■ 3 74- 4 7 lc - (c 2 Table of Contents Faculty..........................6 Underclassmen...................16 Sports..........................26 School Life.....................48 Seniors.........................76 Senior Index 3 97 4 . . . A Year of Action. . . And Memories. . . 5 ADMINISTRATION Mr. James Treglawny The duties of a high school principal are many and varied. Mr. Treglawny's chief responsibility is the administration of the school. He must make sure that Central runs efficiently while meeting the necessary educational requirements. This year Mr. Treglawny acquired a new job. Students have become accustomed to his voice giving the announcements over the P.A. system each morning. Despite all the demands made on him, Mr. Treglawny finds time to maintain personal contact with students. We appreciate his interest in the school and its students. Mr. Donald Turkington As assistant principal, Mr. Turkington is responsible for setting up classes and supervising the processing of schedules and report cards. Another part of his job is coping with any discipline problems that may arise. We respect him for his understanding and patience when dealing with students. What Is A Teacher? What is a Teacher? A teacher is: Someone doing his best to help you — A coach capable of instilling in his team the spirit which produces champions — Someone who's sense of humor animates the whole course for you — A person who sees through your best alibis — Someone helping you plan your future — A teacher is your friend. MRS. JOYCE JACKSON - Senior Counselor. MISS CLARA ANDERSON -Junior Counselor. MR LARY JOHNSON Sophomoro Counselor. MR. JOHN NAGLE Post graduate Counselor MRS. ANNETTE SCHERER - School Social Worker MRS KATHERINE THOMPSON School Nurse. 9 MR. JAMES ANDERSON -Footboll Auitl-ont — Baieball Coach - Physical Education -Biology. MRS. MARIPAT BANDT English — Forensics - Speech. MR EARl BOW-MAN —History —Senior Class Chairman Football Assistant —Track Cooch Lunchroom Monitor. MRS. LANITTA BRINKMEY ER-English. Faculty Members 10 librarian : Mr . Gladys Sheehan, Mist Edith Stoke . MR. JAMES BRISLANCE Botketball A� � l� t. ont-History. MR. DONALD CIEMINSKI-Typing -Consumer Economics. MRS. MARY COYLE - English —Home Economics. MISS DOROTHY DANIELS-Home Economics. Direct the Stream of Life at Central MR CHARLES ELIAS — Football Cooch—Swimming Coach - Intro-murals - Physicol Education MR EDWARD FJELDE - History MR RICHARD FONTAINE-English-Cross Country MRS. PATRICIA GRONBERG — Typing — Shorthand - Sfeno Skills Duplicating Staff Advisor. MISS LORINE GROSZ English - German — Honor Society Advisor — German Club Advisor MISS FLORENCE HAA SARUD Related Subjects Centrolian Business Advisor. MRS. JAQUELYN HAGMEN Physical Education. MRS. DOROTHY HAWKER —Physical Education —Cheerleaders Advisor. MR WILLIAM HAWKER-Modern Problems MR. RAYMOND HOVEY-Physics Mathematics —United Fund Chairman Great Books Club. 11 MR THOMAS KITTO-Drafting-Audio Visual. MR HAROLD KOCH-Chemistry-Stage Crow-Chess Club. MISS FRANCES KORISTA Biology. MR. RUSSELL KRUPPE - Electronics - History. MR ROBERT LARSON - Metals. MR STEPHEN LINDQUIST Science — Mathematics. MRS. JEANNE LUNDHEIM —English — French. MR. WALTER MACHULA —Occupational Relations. MR RICHARD McNAMER Mathematics — Football Assistant Wrestling Coach —Baseball Assistant. MR. DONALD MULVIHILL — Eng lish - Newspaper Advisor — Debate Coach. MRS. MARGUERITE OLSON-Spanish-Spanish Club MRS. JANET PALMER -Clothing - Tri-Ettes Advisor. MR MARVIN PLATTEN —Art —Driver Training. MR. EDWARD RALPH - Wood-Golf Cooch MR. NOR MAN SCHMIDT Bookkeeping Banking. Helped Us through a Hectic Year MRS. MARIE SELLERS —English —Homecoming Committee Advisor — Student Council Advisor. MRS. ETHEL SHUTTS - Engl.sh Creotive Writing Club Advisor. MR JEROME SIMONDET History Footboll Assistont — Lunchroom Monitor MRS. ROSELLA SIROTIAK - Typing - Shorthond - Of fice Skills—Centrolion Advisor. MISS LORRAINE STEINER - English French — Play Production -French Club Advisor. MR JERRY STRUKEl Auto Mechanics - Driver Training —Athletic Equipment Monoger Many People Are Responsible for MR. LORIS THORESON Mathematics —Basketball Cooch —Tennis Cooch. MR. FRED WEBSTER-Band Choir MR DAYNOR WEIS-Modern Problems. MR. JAMES WESTERMAN Science Mathematics. MR. BRUCE WILLIAMS -History-Hi-Y Advisor Hockey Assistont Track Assistant. MISS LEOLA WOLD—Junior Red Cross Advisor English History - Modern Problems. 14 Office Staff. L Jones, I. Berge, E. Johnson Janitorial Staff: Mr. Earl Hanke, Chief Engineer. Front Row. I. Layout, R. Anderson, R. Trover, E- Hanke, H, Mayes. Bock Row: G. Layeux, F Bandit, I. Farr, J. Strey, R. Anderson. the Smooth Functioning of Our School I. Johnson, V. Pfeifer. Lunchroom Stoff: Mrs. Dorothy Mattson. Lunchroom Manager, R Hauser, B, Lindberg, A Miller, M Bart, G. Junger, C. Baardson, E. Gustafson, B Whitlock. 15 UNDERCLASSMEN Room 120 MR. WESTERMAN: Top Row: D. Westlund, M. Elliot. P. Hegdohl. P. Nyvoll. L VonWert. J. Thoraldson, D. Vechesn. 4th Row: D. Stoll, G. Axiotis, C. Benjomin, S. Almquisf, S. Prentice, K. Schmoll. 3rd Row: M M.ller, R Humphreys, L Anderson, S. Brown. D Storlie. 2nd Row: M. Smith, J. Lindgren, I. Kelley, T. Bluitt, M Flagg. � Row: Mr. Westermon, J. Cochran, A. Gonyor, 0. Rogers, M. Kreueger. Room 203 MR. HOVEY-. Top Row: J. Holzen, C. Hicks, 0 Bennett, C. Boone, K. Palmer, S. Brown. 4th Row: J. Stolts, S. McCormick, B. Ernst, 0. Coleman, J. Rogers. 3rd Row: I. Randell, W. Ellis, K. Hagen, G. Haag. 2nd Row: J. Amrhien, B. Goodwin, J. Webb, 0. Shanon. 1st Row: Mr. Hovey, D. Murray. J O’Brien, J. Lindgren. Central Room 207 MRS. HAGMAN: Top Row: B. Scheer, J Aune. R Keller, E. Kovensky, J. DeNomo, C. Gustafson 4th Row: P. Fitzgerald, D. Lewis, G. Mueller, G. Chrisfainsen, G. Washington. 3rd Row: J. Wing, L. Vanstrom, M. Miller, A. Bellfield, G. Housteld, D. Lundberg. 2nd Row: V. Blakley, S. Harris, A. Johnson, J. Glanton, P Peterson. 1st Row: L. Seidel, S. Stevenson, C. Hughes, J. Westermon, B. Honson, Mrs. Hagmon. Room 215 MR. THORESON: Top Row: J. Parker C. Moddo , T. White, S. Miller. F. Schofield, A L.ndholm 3rd Row: L Shaw. C. Mclnnis. J Rannow. V. Smith, A. Benson. 2nd Row: D. Ellison, M Room 303 MISS STEINER: Top Row: 0. Session, R. Westland, J. Elliott, M. Belton, M. Johnson, 0. Rock. 4th Row: A. Johnson, R. Auttod, S. Hegor, B. Hedine, W. Thomas 3rd Row: B Kraft, L Matula, 8. Lundeen, K. Nystul. B. Alexander, J. Wing. 2nd Row: 0. Gustafson, M. Reich, K. DeYoe, J. Christiansen, M. Mullaen. 1st Row: J. Webster, M. Smith, Miss Steiner, M Racette, C. Stinar, Offers New Experiences to Sophomores Formico, 0. Ockler, A. Munson, K. Keppen, R. Strand. 1st Row: K Boosalis, R. Coleman, B. Hill, G. Anderson, Mr. Thoreson. Room 306 MR. WEIS: Top Row: R. Mills, T. Stryker, B Shermon, J. lindor, S. Wilson, K. Conrad, D. Wohleen. 4th Row: J. D«se, N. Schultheis, M Mokinen, K. Green, 0. Johnson, E. Fox. 3rd Row: L Enger, J. Benson, A. Boltgahris, F. Hill, L Whitmore. 2nd Row: N. Weber, D. Hammond, D. Maclean, 1. Indohl, S. Train, P. Carlson. 1st Row: Mr. Weis, E. Hill, C. Ryon, K- Solberg Room 308 MR MCNAMER: Top Row G Morkstrom. D. Cope-lend, J. Pearson, M Berg, B. Peorson, J. Vogen. 4th Rowi A- Killberg, F. William , P. Moeller, C. Tucker, G. Gramstod. 3rd Row: P Simanski, G. Hommond, M Larsen, 0. Hohnson 2nd Row.- C. Oden, D. Reed, F. Natler, D. Barbee, L Rapp. 1st Row: Mr. McNomer, G. Rush, M. Anderson, 0. Spaulding Sophomores Join Room 309 MRS. IUNDHEIM: Top Row: G. Whitson, D. Spears, I. limonson, D. Larson, C. Jensen, A Killberg. 3rd Row: S. Pepek, R. Noren, G. Johnson, B. Melquist, E. Moore. 2nd Row: T Hosek, D. Reynolds, M, Little, J. Wade, J. Donahue, S. Summers, lit Row: R. Enright, N. Hommond, Mrs. Lundheim, K. Grant, P. Andersen. Room 311 MR. FONTAINE: Top Row: S. Stensvaag, D. Gascoigne, L. Hart, J. Lotvalo, G. Konrad, M. Scott 4th Row: R. Pittman, M Newman, J. Richter, P. Jendro, O. Walton. 3rd Row: S. Eastman, S. Zok, S Johnson, T. Moritz, D Etzler, D. Schaeffer. 2nd Row: J. Armstrong, R. Swanson, S. Corter, M Beaulieu, M. Smalls. 1st Row: S. Merten, L Olson, Mr. Fontoine. B. Gross. S. Bersie. Room 319 MR. LINDQUIST: Top Row: A Geer, S. Olson, W Bedell, W. Johnson, J. Kluck, B. Stevens. 4th Row: J. Peterson, K. Walton, A. Smith, O. Nordby, D. Finstrom. 3rd Row: D Kostecky, D. Lawrence, K. Mierek, L Arrington, E. Martinson. Room 416 MRS. SIROTIAK. Top Row: D. Lukenbach. J. Gulmant. J.Kotzmork, R. Bellesen, M Blackwell, P. Aschoff, L Gronos. 4th Row: S. Overland, V. Moss, M. Brown, G. Westermon, E. Fischer, T Mosterman. 3rd Row: S. VanDenheuvel, D. Hauser, 0. Smith. Room 315 MR WILLIAMS: Top Row: R Olivanti, R Greiling, M Reynolds, A. Gaarder, L. Larson, M Wickmon, R Anderson. 4th Row. R. Brennan, L. liza-kowski, W. Wager, T. Folwick, T. Dukes, B. Covington 3rd Row. I. Moore, C. Bradley, V. Sperling, J. Meneely, I. Johnson. 2nd Row I James, I. Sundt. L Edenstrom. P Breckenitch, C. Dumais. 1st Row: Mr Williams, B. Barnes. S. Sjolund, I. Hanson, M Nosh. Ranks of Loyal Pioneers 2nd Row: P. Larsen, S. Gross, I. Hatchett, K. Prior, L. Morrison. 1st Row: Mr. Lindquist, B. lutz, J. Hubbard, S. Corter, J. Roberts. J. Malchow. R, Chermack. 2nd Row: S. Nordstrom, I. Huber, D. Stevenson, M. Higgins, L Roberts 1st Row: Mrs. Sirotiok, M. Peterson, D. Edison, K. Johnson, L Thomos. Room 417 MR. SCHMIDT; Top Row: M Swanson, T. Wikox, R. Johnson, R. Welton, R Goraghty, R. Berry, D. Shepard 4th Row: D. Erickson, G. Dzubak, M Carpenter, M Hanson, D. Armstrong 3rd Row: K. Broberg, D. Sjotvedt, L Klawitter, J. Olson, R. Nervick, A Thighman 2nd Row. B Hull, A Jeffers. C. Rhodes, J. Dohlem, B. Peterson 1st Row: Mr. Schmidt, S. Larson, B Green, I. Holtz, J. Coval. Room 111 MR. RALPH: Top Row: T O'keefe, S. Krepelo, L Tvinnereim, T Roger}, R. Bourdreaux, J. Welton. 3rd Row: T. Kane, C. Si � iom, B. Thompson, R. Palm, D. Strand. 2nd Row: L Fricke, S. Anderson, S. White, C. OeBoze, J. Mangan, P. Reddin. l� t Row: R. Anderson, K. Nelson, Mr. Ralph, F. Wright, K. Campbell, L Nordby. Room 121 MISS KORISTA: Top Row: S. Olson, H. Hastings, W. Wade, T. Dahlmeir, J. Oentinger, L Swanson, J. Revering. 4th Row: B. Tolbert. K. Engstrom, M Protxner, J. Berge, M. Millet, L Zimmer 3rd Row: T. Aurdohl, R. Grant, R. Triplett, G. Berg, 0. Jacobson. 2nd Row: A. Smith, 8. Letoski, D. Schiks, M. Morningstar, S. Forslin, R. Winsor. 1st Row: C. Saunders, C. Eskew, Miss Korista, C. Brown, C Moyes Juniors Begin Room 216 MISS GROSZ: Top Row: J. Arradondo, R. Foss, V. Klanderud, T. Miller, L. Smith, B. Wixik, C. Schmidt 4th Row: G. Roberts, L. Groy, I. Russell, G. Burney, M. Raoen, P. Johnson. 3rd Row: S. Louseng, S. Davis, D. Hines, C. Peterson, W. Weover. 2nd Row. N. Opseth, K. Mayes, J. Jocobsen, R. Nevils, L Maddox. 1st Row: J. Shoninghouse, D. Sturgeon, K. Christy, G. Reed, Miss Grosz. Homeroom 320 MR. FJEIDE: Top Row: G. Bankovics, D. Cunningham, M Mouseth, L Rozanski, F. Crawford, J. Kochendorfer. 4th Row. M Bristor, L Wskoal, C. McGrow, B. Protzner, S. Elvendahl. 3rd Row: K. Moot, B. Nel on, M. Lewis, C. Biboou 2nd Row: M. Kennedy, J. Spalding, J. Olson, S Christiansen, J. Johnson. 1st Row: V Tinsley, Mr. Fjelde, K Gleason, S. Anderson. Room 218 MR KOCH: Top Row E. Brondt. D. Hayford, B. Westmon, J. Rieger 2nd Row: Mr. Kitto, C. Broberg. Mr Koch 1st Row: R. Baumann, M Johnson, J Rucker, J. Williams. Serious Preparation for the Future Room 219 MISS WOLDi Top Rows T. Rogers, R. Bulger, W Fonnon, M Terres. K. McAndrew. D. Messer, S. Longley. 4th Row: P. Heme, M, Merrill, G. Butterfield, B. Rasmusson, D. Kolpiers, C. Wright. 3rd Row: A. Kronz, G. Polbicki, R. Jenson, M Diederichs, C. Clark, 0. Malberg, T Falck. 2nd Rowi S. Howell, L. Stone, I. Fristcdt, P. Snargrss, P. Wong, J. leedhom, 1st Row: M. Foreman, K Nicholas. G. Hanson, R. Peterson, Miss Wold. Room 208 MRS. HAWKER: Top Row: G Anderson, M Rosch, J. Robinson, R. Morfenson, C. Taylor, R. Larson 4th Row: B. Johnson, A. Jenkins, M. Dupree, J. Douglas, J. Wodrich. 3rd Row: G. Lombard, J. Jones, J. Klarquist, M. Schreifels, M. Deoson, S. Mayo. 2nd Row: C. Prestemon, N. LoViolette, L. Hayden, S. Roberts, D. Stoll. 1st Row: Mrs. Hawker, M Clark, J. Webb, R. Newman, L Lindahl, V. Burston. Room 214 MR. MULVIHIll: Top Row: J. Hill, B Krryska, R. Chovon, M Coliqiuri, P. Holmes, Y. Smith, B. Schuveiller. 4th Row: R Biegert. J. Ropaich, J. Hence, A. Nielsen, D. Overland, R. Loose. 3rd Row: S Farr, R Hill, J. Toylor, G. Miller, M Jordan. D. Stolts 2nd Row: S. Bushey, G. Holmberg, K. Robinson, J. Turner, T. Newman, L. Soderblom 1st Row: Mr. Mulvihill, S. Knight, T. Toylor, H. Wolfram, A. Mendenhall. Studying Becomes a Habit? Room 312 MR. CIEMINSKI: Top Row: J. Merten, B Stinson, R. Lowmon, J. Aiken, T. Keating, E. Pittman, H. Grant. 3rd Row: S. Conniff, J. Gustafson, J. Underferth, J. Frost, T. Strand, B. Miller. 2nd Row: R. Becker, T. Palmer, D. Sorsoleil, K. Commerford, B. Kehoe, J. Forber. 1st Row: G. Reed, T Anderson, Mr. Cieminski, B. Boyd, C. Doherty, Room 318 MR. ELIAS: Top Row: J. Hill, S. Johnigan, J. Mortenson, J. Wade, T. Law, B Broberg, H. Sykes. 4th Row: R Baron, L Jensen, P. Stephens, C. Jockson, A. Lindblom, D. Mayfield. 3rd Row; J. Mahto, B. Moore, B Anderson, G. Protzner, A Rutkowski, 2nd Row: K. Smart, J. Olson, G. Town, C. Ellis, T Chrittmonn, J. Murray. 1st Row: P. Herndon, C. Appleseth, Mr. Elias, C. Nelson, L Kurtz. Room 321 MRS. BANDT: Top Row: M. Nystul, T. Neodeau, D. Spong, R Bendickson, G. Martinson, P. Hughes, R. Williams. 4ih Row: A. Rutt, M. Childress, G. Hendricks, J. Dahlem, P. Dump-man, B. Holt. 3rd Row: J. Johnson, P. Atkinson, P. Sulzbcch, L Zirups, L Whaley. 2nd Row: K Santee, L McQuiston, A. Hill, T. Reynolds, D. lewis, C. Goodwin. 1st Row: J. Hopsch. J Ressler, Mrs. Bandt, C. Lambert, K. Miller. Room 322 MR. ANDERSON: Top Row: D. Lutz, D. Johnson, C. Martini, K. Leon hordi, S. Soucy, B. McNeil. 4th Row: T. Drogseth, D Mickelburg, L Gornetf, R. Bellfield, C. Mabone. 3rd Row: I. Shannon, L Cline. P. Angier, K. Thompson, D. Athey, P. lundheim. 2nd Row: T. Mortin, T. Henry, M. Ponting, D. Williams, B. Thomas. 1st Row.- D. Sturgeon, G. Reeves, Mr. Anderson, B. Nubbe, C. VanBergen Room 407 MR. PLATTEN: Top Row: G. Prior, J. Springer, P. Narducci, R. Vogel, R. Lyle, R. Sieg, M. O'Keefe 4th Row: J. Pompieri, H. Chivers, D. Flink, T. Larkin, D. Ryan, M. Mickey. 3rd Row: M. Jorgensen, J. Lewis, D. Depew, M Harm, A. Shimodea, V. Oye. 2nd Row: R. Matthews, S. Corbin, L. Laws, W. Keller, J. Gilligan. 1st Row: P. Pederson, J. Harmon, Mr. Platten, L Benner, L Cooper. VISITOR Top Row- J. Douglos, F. Crawford, L Gray, E Pittman, T. Johnson, J. Copeland, R. Berry, C. Boone, E. Bailey, D. Larson, J. Wade. 3rd Row: Mr. Elios, Mr. Bowman, Mr. McNamer, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Simondet, L Smith. J. Woodrich. D. Overland, C. Brodley, J. Jocobson, D. Nordstrom, W Wade. 2nd Row. D. Johnson, N. Olson, M. “Catch Us if you Can’’ Becomes Theme as Central 28 Football Scores Central 32 South 0 Central 19 North 0 Central 41 West 7 Central 35 Washburn 6 Central 26 Marshall 13 Central 20 Henry 7 Central 0 Roosevelt 0 Central 25 Edison 7 Central 34 St Paul Washington 0 Berry J Robinson, C. Mabone. D. Decker. P Hatchett, C Lockett. R Nelson. A Jenkins. R. Lyle 1 � • Row: R Boudreau . D. Hotle. P Norducci. B Wijik. R R.ttmon, L Spear . W. Whitmore. L Boone, A. Alexander. R. Noren, I Christman, Mgr. Pioneers Run Away with City Title 29 Central's members of the All City Team; Top Row: W. Whitmore, I. Spears, D. Ho-tle. 1st Row: M. Berry, R. Rittman, P. Hatchett. This year our varsity football team reclaimed the City and Twin City Championships for the second time in three years. In accomplishing this Paul Hatchett our great running halfback was placed on the All State Team, and Mike Berry, Roger Rittman, Walt Whitmore, Leroy Spears, and Dick Hatle received Honorable mentions. Chuck Elios, their outstanding coach, was named Minnesota's High School Football Coach of the Year by WCCO. From the beginning of the season it was obvious that the Central High School's football teams had the desire and potential to win. This desire and potential wos shown not only by the Varsity Team, but by the Sophomore Team as well, for they also claimed the city championship in their league. Congratulations to the determined teams and dedicated coaches for their efforts in carrying out the fine tradition Central High School has in sports. 30 Top Row: Mr. Simondet, M. Miller, R. Pittmon, K. Turner, M Newman, W. Covington, D. Coleman, R. Strand, 0. lukenboch, M. Berg, G. Whitson, G. lindbolm, J. Donohue, R. Garoghty, I. Hart, R Noren, D Gustafson, Mr. Anderson 2nd Row: R. Chermack, T. White, R Welton, J. DeNoma, D. Larson, C. Boone, M. Belton, W. Bedell, S. Wilson, L Larson, J. Vogen, C. Jensen, J. Pearson, A. Gaarder, D. Gascoigne, C. Gustafson, D. Veches, J. Rucker. 1st Row: F. Williams, F. Schofield, R. Berry, G. Washington, C. Maddox, N. Schultheis, D. Wohleen. K. Walton, J. Wade, J. Meneelly, S. Wells, D. Shephard, G. McConnell, G Boyd, M. Carpentier, A. Thighmon, D. Smith. 31 I CENTRAL'S TOP FIVE. From left to right: Tony White, Peter Bonkovics, Ken Moson, Randy Smith and Russ Antero-nen. These five runners formed the nucleus of lost falls hardworking cross-country team. Cross Country Features the Barefoot Boys This year the harriers, hampered by lack of depth, had an up-and-down season. Coached by newcomer Pete Fontaine they finished their 1965 campaign with a third place in the city A meet and a second place in the city B meet. Paced by co-captains Tony White and Kenny Moson the barefoot boys started their season slowly but progressed steadily although their outlook was dim at the beginning of the season, they surprised many people by their fine performance in the city meet. The cross country team deserves a well done from the Central High student body and we are looking forward to the next season when once more our barefoot boys will be seen running around Lake Noko-mis. toirte, Jaques Lewis, Mike Reynolds, Steve Soucy, Mike Nystul, Dove Mickelburg, Tollie Flippen, Saul Stensvoog, Steven Lorton. Row 1: Co-coptain Tony White. Peter Bankovics, Co-captain Kenny Mason, Randy Smith, Russ Anteronen, More Mouseth, Tom Benson, Dennis Semple, Rich Anderson, McCary Mitchell. Row 2: Mr. Fon- cektral cssHJi LeRoy Speors mokes o point. The Central Cagers finished the year with a very good record, equaled only by the thrilling style of ploy and sportsmanship they displayed. The fine coaching of Whi-tey Thoreson, backed by James Brislance, brought in a well-played season with 8 wins and only 2 losses. The boys were urged on to victory by the combined efforts of captains Paul Hatchett and Louis Boone. Teamwork is the key to success and the Cagers showed that a group of athletes can think and act as one. Because of Roosevelt's ineligibility, Central played in the Twin-City game, and was victorious over St. Paul Central. This was the Pioneer's 2nd Twin-City Championship this year, the first being in football.’A good season is expected next year with the return of the sophomores who tied with Southwest for the Sophomore Championship. Jim Robinson lips the ball to a tcommote. Speed and Co-ordinc Another bosket for Bob Vogel. 34 tion Are the Keys to Cager’s Many Victories The Vanity Squad - Top Row: D. Angrimson, 0. Strond, M Berry, D. W. Whitmore. R. Lyle, J. Woodrich. 1 1 Row: Mr. Thoreson, L Boone, P. Spong, J. Robinson, R. Vogal, L. Spears, C. Riley, M. Torres, W. Wade, Hotchett, Mr. Brislance. 35 leRoy Speors brooks up on otiempt by o Woshburn opponent. Central Wins Twin-City Walter Whitmore voinly tries to block o shot by one of Marshall's players. Bob Vogel sinks the boll from under the bosket. Sophomore Team — Top Row: Mr. Brislance, C. Gusfavson, D. Larson, W Bedell, S. Miller. J. Guilmant, M. Wilson 1st Row: C Maddox, G. Washington, T. White, C. Boone, B. Melquist, R. Berry. and District Titles VARSITY SCORES Central 70 Henry 49 Central 73 Southwest 64 Central 66 Marshall 43 Central 72 West 42 Central 72 Vocational 51 Central 77 South 69 Central 57 North 43 Central 57 Roosevelt 62 Central 64 Edison 45 Central 54 Washburn 55 The happy teom displays Twin-City Trophy. 37 Top Row: Co Captain Par Powers. C. Wright, T. Folck, J. DeNomo, B. McNeil, Co Captain Rick Nelson, C. Schmidt, B. Roff. 1st Row, A Baltgalvis, M. Carpentier, G. McConnell, R. Grant, D. Erickson, R. Grant. Central on Bruce Roff fights for command of the puck The Central Hockey team, under the coaching of Bob Turk, displayed great team spirit together with good playing ability. The team captains, Pat Powers and Rick Nelson encouraged the team not to give up when the morale got low. Rick Grant, the goalie, did a tremendous job of letting only a very small percentage of the shots aimed his way get through. With the return of many sophomores and juniors the team has high hopes for an excellent season next year. 38 Scramble in front of the net. the Ice 39 Co-Captoin, Rick Nelson Co-Captain, Pat Powers Top Row: D. Andorson, M. Mouseth, K. Mason, P. Bankovics. L Larson, Row: R. Greiling, J. Wade, B. Richter, D. Gustafson, S. Sjoland, J. D Wohleen, M. Wickmon, 0. Clausen, T. Drogseth, M. Jordan. 1st Anderson, G. Christiansen, S. LeedHom. Central’s Tankers This year's swimming team, although plagued with injuries, put forth a fine effort. Coach Chuck Elias and the team often braved sub-zero temperatures and icy winds to come to the 6:15 A.M. practices. The fine form and power displayed by the swimmers is a tribute to their coach and the early morning workouts. Duane Andorson ond Dove Wohleen waiting for the gun. Pete Bankovics and Ken Moson in the 400 yard Freestyle. 40 Willi Burston and Brgc Goarder demonstrating a pin. and Matmen The Wrestling team this year, under the coaching of Richard McNamer finished the season with a record of three wins, nine losses and one tie. The matmen established a good record this year and we are looking forward to an even stronger team next year. Top Row: D. Barbie, I. Gray, B. Goarder, M. Mitchell, T. Christman, Cooch McNamer. 2nd Row: G. Gromstad, R Pittman, J. Douglas, W. Burston, G. Willioms, A. Jenkins, W. Sheer, D. Veches. 1st Row: B. Mike Pink demonstrating a defensive movement McHie, R. Anderson, T. Martin, T. Romos, Coptain M Pink. T. Hooks, F. Crawford. Top Row: Coach Anderson, Jerry Molecki, Charles Ford, Louis Boone, Bill Englund, Dick Florey, Dan Shockleford, Walter Whitmore. Baseball 1965 Bottom Row: Manager Benji McHie, Tom Hardie, Mike Berry, Corl Mabone, Jim Sievers, Ron Green, Eldon Johnson. A Year Of Score Box Central 3 Roosevelt 2 Central 10 Henry 1 Central 4 West 1 Central 3 Southwest 7 Central 9 Wayzata 2 Central 6 Marshall 1 Central 11 Minnetonka 10 Central 20 Vocational 1 Central 1 Washburn 2 Central 2 Brooklyn Center 1 Central 3 Bloomington 2 Central 4 Edison 5 Central 4 North 3 Central 6 Anoka 4 Central 4 South 2 Central 4 Brooklyn Center 0 District Tournament Central 2 South 0 Central 5 Edison 2 Central 4 Southwest 3 42 Another single for Louis Boone. Pitchor Ron Green being congratulated for onother win. Victories This year we are looking forward once again to a successful season for Central's Baseball team. Under Coach Jim Anderson the 1965 Varsity won the District 17 title ond finished in third place in the city conference with a record of 16 wins and 3 losses. Returning lettermen Paul Hatchet, Mike Berry, Louis Boone, Walt Whitmore, Leroy Spears, Carl Mabone and Benji McHie will form a strong nucleus for this years team. AAik© B«rry in at third standing up. Pool Sulzbach, Daryl Angrimson, Doug Anderson, John Sulzboch, Duane Anderson, Ron Vogel, Gary Johnson. Tennis 1 965 Last year our tennis team, under the coaching of Mr. Whitey Thoreson, came in fourth place in the city conference, with a record of 5 wins and 5 loses. It took patience and lots of hard work but these boys came through. This year's team will have letterman Paul Sulzbach, Daryl Angrimson, and Duane Anderson returning to form a strong nucleus for this year's tennis team. With a few more tennis players from the ranks of the student body they could go on to better their record of last year. Daryl Angrimson serving. Duane Anderson returns the ball to hi opponent. 44 This year Central's golf team had two returning let-termen, Scott Hennessy and Pat Powers. The golf team, coached by Mr. Ralph, was small but industrious. They deserve our recognition for their fine effort. Golf 1966 Pot Power addressing the boll. Scott Henne sy practicing hi swing. Track Last year's teom, coached by Mr. Hoising-ton, proved that Central con keep its tradition and honor in winning many track titles. The track team, captained by Glen Nevils and John Burnett, captured decisive victories in the Relay Meet, Triangle Meet, and an individual meet with Edison. Central placed third in the City Meet. Those to represent Central at the State Track Meet were John Burnett in the hurdles, and Greg Smith, John Burnett, Dale Gulland, and Wally Lockhart in the mile relay. Central's track team faired well, taking 4th place in the State. Dove Truesdale and Dal Gulland run for another fir«t in Hopes and Work Mark Another Year on Central’s Top Row: Mr. Hoisington, Mr William . Mr. Bowman, T. Benson, L. Kucera, I. Gray, E. Jenkins, W. lockhort, C. Webb, K. Mason, J. Jock-son, G. Haag, D. Dahlberg. M. Trechock. G. Anderson, T. Byrd. D. Gulland. 2nd Row: D. Jackson, T. Johnson, B. Wade, R. Siege, R. Belfield, C. Session, B. Watson, P. Bonkovics, J. Stensvaog, T. White, P. Ernst, J. Delahunt, B. Wizik, S. Soocy, 0. Michallberg, S. Krepello, R. Loman, K. Walloce. 1st Row: K. Thompson. F. Crawford. O. Sumpter, M. Mitchell, R. Billig, C. Bradley, L Gray, R. Burud, T. Hooks, G. Nevils, P. True, J. Burnett, F. Bowman, L Garnett, G. Smith. the 880 relay. Track Squad These three airborne members of the track teom strive for more points in their varied events. Top to Bottom: J. Thomas, A. Jenkins, O. Sumpter. RELAY MEET: CENTRAL 74 Edison 70 Roosevelt 50 South 35 TRIANGULAR MEET: CENTRAL 69 Washburn 44 Vocational 34 CITY FINALS: Southwest 54 North 41 CENTRAL 37 47 SCHOOL LIFE Homecoming 1 965 The drums rolled and the trumpet blared forth as Dave Decker and Bill Smith rolled the white carpet down the center aisle. The Ladies of the Court, (1), advanced and took their places. The five queen candidates, dressed in white and carrying bouquets of red roses, slowly moved down the aisle and onto the stage. Suspense, which had .been building for a week, reached a tense climax as Mike Berry and Dick Hatle circled the five girls. Mike broke the spell by leading Karen Brantl forward and placing the crown on her head. Dick, on behalf of Karen's loyal subjects, presented her with the royal sceptor. (2) 50 Highlighted by a Victory Over the Polars Our queen read her proclamation and the program got underway with the introduction of the football team. A lively talent show followed, (3,4), ending with a short pep fest led by the 1965 cheerleaders. (5) The game against North was featured at Parade Stadium Saturday night, (6), but sure of the outcome we held the victory dance Friday night, dancing to the music of Don E and the Kostirs and the theme of Reigning Royalty. Homecoming activities were concluded Saturday night as we Drubbed the Polar Cubs 19-0! Queen Karen Princess Joycelynn Princess Pam Princess Doris Princess Evelyn Top Row: Mork MousetK. Richard Epton, Dave Oecker, Dean Larson, Bob Voytl, Calvin Boone, Scott Hennessy, Tom Byrd 4th Row: Karen Brontl, Franco Ceccocci, Vicky Sperling, Sandy Overlond, Daryl Angrimson, Terry Strand, Linda Zimmer. 3rd Row: Janice Johnson, Greg Boyd, Alice Johnson, Brenda Alexander, Mylo lewis. Evelyn Rudolph, Wilma Anderson. Ruth Baltgahns. 2nd Row: Roxanne Peterson, Linda Olson, Benjie Me Hie. Sonja Christianson. Elaine Fromo. Kay Compbell, Paula Peterson. 1st Row. Bonnie Gross, Tony White, Doris French, Dick Hatle, Mork Terres. Joyce-lynn Jones. Potsy Herndon Student Council Members Serve Central This year the Student Council planned student activities and worked to improve Central. Members were elected at large by each closs. Their projects included assisting with sophomore orientation, helping plan Homecoming, working with the P.T.A. in the Save Central action, supervising Safety Council reorganization, purchasing and decorating Christmas trees for the hall and lunchroom, ond planning Sno-Daze. The council also took port in the All-City Student Council. Dick Hatle was the vice-president of this organization. The student body was informed of the council's actions by members who read the minutes of council meetings in each homeroom. Officers President ........................ Richard Hatle Vice President...................Richard Epton Secretory.................................. Doris French Treasurer................................... Tony White Sergeant of Arms .................... Mark Terres Advisor......................................Mrs. Sellers President Dick Hatle trimming � be Members listen intently to proposed plans. The Honor Society is composed of students who excel in scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Only fen per cent of a graduating class can be admitted to this organization. This year the Honor Society performed service projects, had theater parties, and took a spring trip to Chicago. The Laidlaw Legion Post held a spring banquet for the Honor Society. A final activity was the induction of new members. National Honor Society Top Row: D. Kalpiert, J. Dumais. S. Hennessy, B. Gaarder. R. Hatle, B Whitehouse, R. Miller, M Mauseth, A. Anderson, D. Flink. 4� h Row. R Foss, T. Burkhordt. A. Klous. B. Miller. S. Brodshow, M. Brown, T. Labor, L. Oberg, C. Brush. 3rd Row: T. Falck, J. Carlson, K. Kennedy. C. Johnson, M. Lennon, M. Pink, I. Hayden, K. Falck, F. Ceccoco 2nd Row: S. Dovis, $. Toombs, D. Hines, A. Smith, K. Compbell, C. long-seth, C. Finstrom, C. Ellis, K. Christy. 1st Row: Miss Grosz, R. Greiling, S. Wizik, R. Epton, M. Mizens, R. Harris, Mr. Hovey. Top Row: H. Hastings, G. McConnell, L Gray, D. Konrad. 5th Row: B. Pearson, T. White, C. Boone, T. White, R. Mooney, C. Maddox, C. Bradley, D. Troesdale, M. Keefe, J. Iverson, M. Oeason. 4th Row: J. Lindgren, S. Overland, P. Peterson, L Matula, R. Berry, K. DeYoe, J. Johnson, N. Johnson, C. Erickson, G. Salone, R. Baumann, S. Eden-strom. 3rd Row: G. Axiotis, V. Sperling, J. Mognuson, T. Moritz, I. Roberts, B. Grosz, J. Dahlem, M. Bealieu, J. Hortellius, S. Keppen, A. Cameron, L 8utterworth. 2nd Row: L Black, S. Moyo, M. Lennon, B. Stadther, K. Campbell, E. Jamison, J. Jacobsen, A. Smith, 0. Stoll, S. Hines, W. Ellis, C. Rhodes, Mr. Fred Webster. 1st Row: C. Williams, C. Brush, P. Atkinson, J. Hubbard, S. Anderson, K. Kennedy, J. Webster, C. Morris, J. Amrhien, N. Wallace, G. Matthews, N. Mendenhall. Band and Choir Increase The choir and band, under Mr. Webster's direction, have added much to school life this year. The band, in spite of its size, gave us a terrific boost with their wonderful performances at pep fests and games. The band and choir presented several fine musical programs during the year. In addition, they made an excellent showing in the state musical competition. Top Row: AAr. Fred Webster, R. Jensen, R. Mortenson. 3rd Row: G. Stenen, D. Fllnk, C. Bradley, G. Gustafson, S. Christenson, T. Griffin, S. Geer, G. Konrad, T. Flippon. 2nd Row: G. Glanton, G. Hammond, A. lindblom, J. Gilligan, T. Christmonn, S. Brown. 1st Row: L Hayden, G. 8utterfield, I. Personius, N. Schultheis, L Whitlock, G. Zubeck, J. Warnest. School Spirit Through Lively Performances j Penny Petrech ond Richard Greiling, whirl through a lively schottische. Language Clubs Acquaint Students with National Saludos de club Espanol The Spanish Club is one of the most active organizations at Central. This year they had a fall picnic, paper pick up, a Christmas party, a roller skating party, and a Mexican style spring banquet. During the summer thirty club members will take a three-week trip to Mexico with Mrs. Olson, their advisor. President .... Vice President Secretary...... Treasurer .... Advisor ....... . Kenny Mason Jane Ingenhutt Noncy Johnson ... Bruce Wizik .... Mrs. Olson I I I 58 It's self-service of the Spanish Club foil picnic. ■ Three club member enjoy on old Germon custom Grusage von dem deutschen verein. The highlight of the year for German club members was a spring banquet held at the Heidelburg. Here they sampled German food in the atmosphere of a German restaurant. Another activity was the fall picnic, held at Cedar Lake. The Club also carried on tradition by selling mistletoe at Christmas. President ................. Richard Greiling Vice President..........................Marc Mauseth Secretary ............... Christine Johnson Treasurer ................. Richard Epton Advisor................................ Miss Grosz Backgrounds. . Sponsor “Volk Fiesta A’ Go Go” Les compliments du cercle francais The main activity of the French Club this year was their spring banquet, which offered members an opportunity to sample French food. Money for the banquet was raised by selling carnations on Wool Day and selling Christmas corsages. President ..... Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor Sharlyn Bradshaw ,. Scott Hennessey .... Karen Brantl .... Patsy Herndon ....Miss Steiner Two innocent student ore seized by on eager French Club member. Bryan Canniff, Cathy Langseth, and Artys Clement) combine to make up tho art section. This year the Centralian Staff attempted to introduce o book with new concepts of design and principle. These ideas were brought out in the auditorium program, Come Where the Action Is . Centralian and News Staff Members Learn How Darlyne Erickson — organizations, Joycelynn Jones — Senior Section, Mrs. Sirotiok — Advisor, Sally Wixik - copy, Karin Falck — Editor. Not Shown Tom Falck —photographer, Miss Hoasarud — Business Advisor, and Doreen Erickson — Business Manager. Top: A deadline to meet, let's get going . Bottom: A deadline met, let’s Time out to proofread copy. relax . Much Work Goes Into Meeting Deadlines The purpose of the NEWS is to give journalism students a chance to put classroom theory into work. At the same time, they try to inform students, teachers, and parents of school events. Editors include: Ruth Balt-galvis, Richard Epton, Jean Tollakson, Richard Harris, Elizabeth Molander, Scott Hennessy, Joyce Pedersen, and Dick Hatle. Donald Mulvihill, Advisor. 61 Safety Council, Red Cross, and Stage Bruce Roff shows skill at setting the lighting for o program. During December, the Red Cross hod o drive to fill o chest and send it overseas. The chest was filled with articles such os pencils, paper, soap, and combs. These were bought with money contributed by the student body. This year the Safety Council worked to improve the parking lot. Parking permits were sold to teachers and students who drive. Signs were posted and the lot was patrolled to enforce parking regulations. The Council also worked to increose safety awareness among the student body. The Stage Crew is a small but vital organization. Under the direction of Mr. Koch, these boys are responsible for setting up the auditorium and operating the lights and curtains during assembly. Credit should be given to their work in making auditoriums run smoothly. RED CROSS OFFICERS; Elizabeth Covington, Right: Stage crew members; Mike Johnson, Bruce Roff, Ed Brondt. Jim Rucker, and Gene Williams. Bottom Right, Safety Council Officers. Wil-mo Anderson, McCary Mitchell. Jane Ingcnhutt, Joel Jacobson, Ruth Baltgalvis Above, Ruth Balt-golvis, secretary, types the minutes for the Safety Council meeting. 62 Suzanne Elberg, Angelika Klous, and Poul Hatchett. Creative Writing, Chess, and Great Books Clubs Mr Hovey raises a provocative question during a Greot Books discussion Members of the Great Books Club have become acquainted with the books and ideas of many writers, both classical and contemporary. After selecting a book, the students spend two or three weeks reading it, then, under the direction of Mr. Hovey, they discuss whot they have read. Mr. Hovey stated, The Great Books Discussion Group is made up of students who take time to think about the deeper issues in life. Among the books read this year are And Quiet Flows the Don, Much Ado About Nothing, The Bad Seed, and The Prince. The Chess Club meets every Monday afternoon, giving members a chance to play chess and pick up pointers to improve their game. Last fall a ladder was set up, with every member having 1500 points. During competition through the year, points were won for each victory, forfeited for each defeat. Mr. Koch, club advisor, stated that the ladder not only stimulated competition, but encouraged games between players of similar ability. Interest in chess is not confined to the club meetings. Two students hunched over a miniature chess board has become a common sight in homerooms, halls, classes, and the lunchroom. Bruce Whitebouse and Tom Benson bottle for points. 64 Encourage Development of Special Interests The Creative Writing Club is a group of students who are interested in writing outside of the classroom. The club has informal monthly meetings, when members read any type of original effort. The group discusses what has been read, and often offers suggestions for improvement. This year the club sponsored their second annual Haiku Contest. The Haiku is a form for short poems, invented by the Japanese. Interest of the student body wos shown by the large number of poems submitted and the high quality of many of them. The Creative Writing Club also had a Christmas party and a spring banquet. President --------------Sally Wizik Vice President----loraine Hayden Secretary---------Angelika Klaus Treasurer-----------------------Tim Larkin Advisor------------------------Mrs. Shutts Creative Writing Club member moke plan tor the Naiku Contest. Richard Epton contemplate a move against Coralynne Brush. 65 Publicity Committee pointing the big button in Mrs. Seller's room. The Homecoming Committee, under the direction of Corolynne Brush, Richord Horris, and Mrs. Sellers, made all the plans for homecoming activities. The committee was split into several smaller groups, each of which handled a separate part of planning. With the cooperation of Tri-Ettes, the members promoted the sale of sunbonnets which were worn during Pioneer Days. Their excellent work made our early homecoming one of our best. Richard Horris, Sue Elburg, Mrs. Sellers. Mr. Platten, Myron Buttons and Bonnets Doreen Erickson shows Vicky Sperling, Gwen Matthews, Annette Smith, ond Peggy Kreueger how to moke a bonnet. Pioneer Rydel ond Coralynne Bru� h discussing plant. Dancing io the music of Micheol ond the Mumbles at the Tri-Ettes Christmas Dance _3____ Tri-Ettes is on organization connected with the YWCA ond is open to all girls at Central. It is run by on elected cabinet, Mrs. Palmer, and an advisor from the YWCA. Tri-Ettes has many traditional activities through the year including the Fall Style Show, Semi-Formal Christmas Dance and the Apple Polishing Tea. A new activity was sponsoring the sale of homecoming bonnet kits. Chapter meetings are held every other week at the homes of members. President ........... Vice President ...... Chapter Coordinator Secretary........... Treasurer ........... ICC Representative . Chaplain ........... Elizabeth Molonder ..... Penny Petrich ...... Karen Brantl — Mary Kennedy — Jane Ingenhutt Kay Campbell Sonja Christiansen Tri-Ettes cabinet member at an ofter-school meeting 67 Proud parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ceccacci. A Christmas present from N.H.S. This year our foreign exchange student was Franco Ceccacci from Italy. He came to Centrol shortly before Christmas vacation and stayed with the Greilings. Franco soon showed us his interest in our country and everything about it. He became an active member of several organizations, as well as being an honor roll student. Although everyone at Central is sorry to see Franco go, we wish him the best of luck in the future. A.F.S. Promotes International Friendship 68 The Pep Club was formed last fall to encourage support of athletic events. Members generated enthusiasm before games by handing out booster buttons and posting victory signs in the halls. Pep Club members mode o nucleus for the cheering section by sitting together and loudly cheering our teams to victory. Officers: Penny Morin, President; Eloine Franza, Vice President; Vicki Ronnei, Secretary; Linda Menton, Treasurer. Enthusiasm Prevails in Girls’ Activities Members of the Girls' Athletic Association meet after school to participate in such activities as badminton, volleyball, basketball and tennis. Interest was stimulated through tournaments with other schools. Points are accumulated by attending practices and tournaments. A C can be earned by making 600 points. Officers; Elizabeth Covington, President; Linda Snyder, Vice President; Ruth Miller, Secretary-Treasurer. The Pom Pom girls provided half-time entertainment at many games. Dressed in red and blue and making intricate formations, they added color whenever they performed. Officers: Rosemary Nevils, President; Sharmon Davis, Secretary; Hedy Gory, Treasurer. 1st Row: Rosemary Nevils, Karen Miller, Gail Reed, Wendy Keller, Kay Christy, Ann Mendenhall, Kay Robinson, Hedy Gory. 2nd Row: Sandy Knight, Julie Romos, Nancy loViolette, Vernice Tinsley, Kate Fox. Norma Walloce, Janet Forber, Sharmon Davis, Sharon Harris. Cheerleaders Create School Spirit With 70 Their Pep and Enthusiasm Top Row: K. Campbell, J. Jones, P. Pelfich, P. Herndon, 0. Erickson, S. Christianson. Bottom Row: J. Johnson, B. Balzer, R. Baltgalvis, K. Brantl, M. Gleason. 71 Elaine ond Roger crowned King and Queen of Sno-Doze Sophomore : Dean lar on, Vicky Sperling; Junior :. Mark Terre , Karen Miller but Victorious from Broom-Hockey Game Sno-Daze began Thursday, February 3, with the coronation of the Royal Court. Dean Larson and Vicki Sperling were sophomore attendants, Mark Terres and Karen Miller represented the juniors, and seniors Roger Rittman and Elaine Franza were crowned as King and Queen. Entertainment was provided by the Suparplums, Gwen Matthews, and the Durango Dudes. Thursday evening found the senior women and the junior girls battling if out in the annual broom hockey game. The seniors won, 1-0, with Queen Elaine scoring the only goal. Our wrestling team met South on Friday afternoon. In the evening, the basketball team beat North. After the game, everyone hurried to school for the dance, with music by Carl Bradley and his band. Sno-Daze ended Saturday afternoon as the hockey team tied Vocational, 1 -1. The Sugar Plum Fairies —up on tippy-toes, oh so high! A wonderful performance by Diane, Sandy, and Shari. 73 Our final hockey gome ends in o tie! Meet the Brewsters. . .A Family with Very Unusual It worn'� until after our first musical you told me I hod nice legs. And I hove too. “Arsenic and The Abby Brewster................. Mrs. Harper .................. Teddy Brewster ............... Officer Brophy................ Officer Klein................. Martha Brewster .............. Elaine Harper................. Mortimer Brewster .............. Miss Gibbs.................... Jonothan Brewster............. Dr. Einstein.................. Officer O'Hara ............... Lieutenant Rooney............. Dr. Witherspoon .............. Director ..................... Student Director.............. Property Mistress............. Stage Supervisor.............. 74 Habits! Old Lace” Cast ............... Maija Mizens ........... Katherine Hagen ............... Carl Bradley ............... Lannie Gray ................ Joel Jacobson ............... Jean Dumais ............ Kathleen Kennedy ............... Robert Miller ............... Linda Menton ...............Edward Johnson .............. Richard Harris ...............Richard Epton ............. William Western .............. Suzanne Elburg .............. Lorraine Steiner ................ Ann Anderson ............... Carol Finstrom ............... Harold Koch We've always wonted to hold o double funeral, but I will not read services over a total stronger. Charge! 75 SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS Richard Epton Vice, Pres. Elaine Franco Pres......iJ Richard Epton collect% senior budget from Corolynne Brush ond Maijo Mizens Mr. Bowman — Our senior doss advisor. The Class Cabinet Directs Planning of Senior Activities Clow Cabinet —Standing: Sally Wizik, Theresa Labot, Mike Pink. Eloine Fronza, Doris French. Korin Folck, Bruce Whitehouse, Tony White, Pot Powers, Ann Marie Anderson, Mike Berry, Cheryl Ellis. Sitting: Elizabeth Covington, Shartyn Bradshaw, Tom Byrd, Scott Hennessy, Dick Hotle, Ruth Baltgalvis, Sue Elberg. Not Shown: Richard Epton, Richard Horris, Robert Miller We Will Remember .. . coming back to school as seniors . . . Queen Karen . .. Save Central meetings .. . retakes for senior pictures ... watching World Series gomes in the auditorium . . . night games at Parade Stadium . . . trying to beot the bus back to school . . the mole . . . We've got the Bell! . . . Good morning, here are your announcements ... Yea, Red! ... the Guthrie ... N.Y.C. ... Hong out the Wash ... Burger King ... exchanging pictures ... 6th hour... N.H.S. candy selling parties ... a mad dog in third lunch... Eve of Destruction ... the Junior College ... the twirlers ... Scott's posters . . . the voting machine ... cop and gown measurements . .. Gemini 7 . .. breaking the pihota . . . Tri-Ettes Christmas dance . . . Franco . . . Mike's mirror and Mrs. Olson's roller skates ... a green Christmas ... Nan Sees . . . College Boards . . . this is true .. . lunchtime music(?)... 22 points in three minutes!! . . . Christopher Plummer as Hamlet . .. Military Orientation Day . .. Batmon . . . Roosevelt rivalry ... Where the Action Is ... finals ... saving to poy our budget . . . bobsledding at Minnehaha . . . the hockey team's perfect record . . . State Tournament time . . . deadlines . . . letter-men's jackets . . . the senior slump - which losted all year... senior party .. . Miss Grosz's cuckoo clock . . . the slide rule . . . Sno-Doze . . . the broom hockey game . . . Gale Essay . .. lake Central . . . running track around 3rd floor . . . early-morning meetings . . . coaches' corny jokes . . . student teachers ... the Prom . . . Royoll Lyme .. . receiving our yearbooks . .. our final finals .. . Senior day ... Commencement practice ... Dedication Day . .. Commencement... goodbyes ... looking to the future ... 79 Meeting President Johnson wos the definite highlight of Elizabeth Covington's trip to Washington D. C. last October. As one of twelve Reporters to the Notion , chosen from four million 4H'ers, she spent eight days telling the 4-H story to national leaders and businessmen. While in Washington, Elizabeth had a chance to meet and talk with Orville Freeman, Secretary of Agriculture and a former Governor of Minnesota. The most stimulating time of my life, were the words Dick Hatle used to describe his week at Boy's State. Dick and Scott Hennessey were Centrals' representatives at this activity last June, while Ann Marie Anderson went to Girls' State. The purpose of this week sponsored by the American Legion, was to give high school students a working knowledge of local government. This was accomplished by having students set up their own government and hold elections on a city, county, and state level. The delegates also heard speeches by local political figures. Ann Marie said, It was the first time that government has come alive to Orville Freeman, a former Central graduate, introduces Elizabeth Covington to the President. Government Comes Alive for Students Through 80 Patti Allison Stephen Altringer Ann Anderson Gary Anderson Judy Anderson Richard Anderson Wilma Anderson Daryl, Angrimson rticipation in Local and National Affairs Russell Anteronen Linda Bakke Ruth Baltgalvis Beverly Balzer Thomas Bangerter Joan Beasley Thomas Benson Michael Berry 81 Rick Billig LoVerne Black Barbara Blom Louis Boone Robert Botten Linda Bouton Carl Bradley Sharlyn Bradshaw Seniors Anticipate a Great Year as They Return Karen Brantl Carrion Brown Mary Brown Gloria Brunell Coralynne Brush Theresa Burkhardt Linda Butterworth Tom Byrd Daniel Cain Ardith Cameron Dale Campbell Bryan Canniff 82 Joanne Carlson Patricia Cassady Bonita Chapman Don Clausen Arlys Clements Gail Cotton Elizabeth Covington James Crotty to School and Begin Homecoming Preparation Valerie Cuff Cheryl Dawn Dave Decker Robert Deschene Linda Detjen Jean Dumais Sharon Dumpman Patty Dynon Linda Eddy Suzanne Elburg Cheryl Ellis Richard Epton 83 Duane Fredrickson Doris French Steve French Hedy Gary Pamela Gates Michael Gavenda Phyllis Givens Marie Gleason Fall Events Include Cross Country Meets, Carol Fisher Rosemary Foss Katherine Fox Elaine Franza Darlyne Erickson Doreen Erickson Karin Falck Carol Ferris Carol Finstrom Carolyn Fischer Club Picnics, Dances, and Football Victories JoAnn Good Jill Gooley Richard Grant Dennis Gray Lannie Gray Richard Greiling Tony Griffin Karen Gronberg Katherine Hagan Naomi Hanson Richard Harris Robert Harris 85 Good grief — Beeforoni ot lunch? Elections Feature Poster Parties, Hard and Paul Hatchett Richard Hatle Scott Hennessy Sandra Heib Shari Hines Thomas Hooks James Howell Thelma Huber Jane Ingenhutt Evelyn Irwin Janet Iverson Pamela Iverson 86 Cheryl Jackson Mark Jacobs Joel Jacobson Donna James Christine Johnson Dennis Johnson Nancy Johnson Philippa Johnson Clever Campaigning, plus the “Beefaroni” Band Using o voting mochine, seniors elect class officers. Advertising helpsl 87 Mary Kennedy Sydney Keppen Angie Kirkpatrick Timothy Klanderud Angelika Klaus Stephen Koland Mary Kostas Gloria Kramer Peggy Kreueger Deborah Kurth Pamela Kyllo Mercedes Labat Seniors Encounter Hard Work as They 88 Theresa Labot Kathleen Lambert Cathryn Langseth Kathleen Lanner Struggle to Comprehend MacBeth and Trigonometry Larry Larson Marshalleen Lennon Sharon Leonard Carlotta Lowry Kent Ludgate Darlene Lundberg Doris Mabone 89 Jenifer Magneson Mark Manthey Penny Marin Kenneth Mason Gwendolyn Matthews Sally Mattison Rosa Mayfield Michael McFarland Benjie McHie Bruce McVey Nancy Mendenhall Colleen Meneely Linda Menton College-Bound Students Take the A.C.T., Linda Miller Nancy Miller Robert Miller John Mellett McCarey Mitchell Maija Mizens Elizabeth Molander DeAnn Monson 90 Clemie Morris Duane Morris Susan Munson Craig Naig Linda Nelson Richard Nelson Russell Nelson Judith Nordby Daniel Nordstrom Robert Noren Eric Norris Sherrie Norton S.A.T.. . . Apply to the Schools of Their Choice Linda Oberg Carol Olson Glory Olson Neil Olson Pam Olson 91 Joseph Osborne Barbara Palm Joyce Pederson I Spy, 007, Poor-Boy Sweaters, Suede, Lorraine Pederson Linda Personius Bruce C. Peterson Penny Petrich Jody Petschow Barbara Poland Michael Pink 92 Patrick Powers Sonny and Cher, Whoppers, and Y-Not 93 Gary Pundsack Myron Radel Irene Ragsdale Robert Rasmusson Roger Rittmann Bruce Roff Veronica Ronnei Marion Rucker Evelyn Rudolph II 111 are In Gwendolyn Solone Douglas Schimelpfenig Carol Schwender Dennis Semple Catherine Shoden Randolph Smith Valerie Smith William Smith Linda Snyder Mary Ann Soucy Leroy Spears Beverly Stadther Katherine Sfeinkraus Gladys Stenen Steven Stoll Richard Strege Mike Stroshane Odell Sumpter James Swift Lana Thiel James Thomas Cassandra Thompson Barbara Thon Neil Thon Jean Tollakson Shirley Toombs Marlys Trudeau ‘The Struggle of Today is Not Altogether David Truesdale Mike Tucker Wilthian Tucker Susan Voeks Cynthia Wagar Norma Wallace James Warnest Rebecca Watson Williom Western Anthony White Bruce Whitehouse Walter Whitmore Sally Wizik for Today—It is for a Vast Future Also” —Abraham Lincoln Nancy Wohlforth Ellen Wright Linda Young Franco Ceccacci 95 —Top Honors— Achievement of Academic Distinction The 1966 Top Honors Group consisted of the uppor 3% of the senior doss. Top Row: R. Miller, R. Greiling, M. Brown, K. Kennedy, R. Epton, R. Harris. 2nd Row. A. Klaus, C. Johnson, M. Lennon, M. Mizens. 1st Row: J. Carlson, C. Longseth, A. Anderson. Selection is based completely on academic achievement during the three years of high school. These students all maintained averages above 3.7. Honors Diploma Ann Marie Anderson Richard Anderson Wilma Anderson Ruth Baltgalvis Linda Bouton Sharlyn Bradshaw Mary Brown Coralynne Brush Theresa Burkhardt Joanne Carlson Elizabeth Covington Jean Dumais Linda Eddy Cheryl Ellis Richard Epton Karin Falck Carol Finstrom Rosemary Foss Richard Greiling Richard Harris Richard Hatle Scott Hennessy Joann Jacobs Christine Johnson Kathleen Kennedy Angelika Klaus Theresa Labat Cathryn Langseth Marshalleen Lennon Linda Menton Robert Miller Maija Mizens Daniel Nordstrom Linda Oberg Gloria Ordon Michael Pink Shirley Toombs Bruce Whitehouse Sally Wizik 96 Senior Index o MlMIM. Moi|o Nahor.nl Honor SocwtySee'etory. Sponith CM), MonttCMhing Comm.n . Chett Chib Future Won Augtbvrg Cotog Molander. Eliiobefh Honor Bod. Newt Staff, Bond, Tn-frtei Pr t-•dent. French Club. Homecoming Committee G A A Future Wont tlementory School TootKor Mooney Konpy Stoge Crow, Choir. Mock , future Plont Undecided Moor . Jomet Futv'e Wont Undecided Morrx. Clow, io rooth Corp . Choir Future Ptont Nut Tro«v mg Mullen, No'hoMel troth Futw Won Higher Education Myn on. Do Ann - Hod Monitor, lunchroom Monrtor, Chorf. Tfi-Ct . Homecoming Commute . Solely Council fu'ur Plon, Employment Munton. Svm Honor Roll. If En t, Creohv Wnting Chib future Plant: Undecided Noig. Croig Future Plont Undot-d d Holton, 11 do - Honor Roll. Bonkmg. Tri-lrto� . Pop Club. Pom Pom Girl . Homocom ng Commit! Future Wont Butmett School Holton. Rathord - Honor RoB. Bod Crott, H.-Y, Gorman Chib. Speech AclivMot, Homecoming Committee. Botoboll. FootboB. Hotkey, troth, lettormon, SoFoty Council Future Plant: U oF M Holton. Ruttoll Honor BoB. Sponith Chib. Croat Anting Club Future Plont Undecided Hovmon. Clinton Future Plont Undecided. Hkholat, Honey Work Program Future Plant Undecided Hordby. Judith Work Program Futvre Ptont. Nurtet troming Noidthom. Daniel Honor Roll. Stvdeni Council. Hometommg Commit' , Botoboll. Football. Hotkey, lettormon. SoFoty Council. Chett Club Future Plant College Horen, Robert Red Croft. Holt Monitor, lunchroom Monitor. Sponith Club. Boteball. Footboll. lortermon Future Plont Undecided Ho n. frit Bonh.ng, German Club Future Ptont College Horton. Sherrie - Tn-Ett . Pom Pom G Ft. Speech Acthntiet. GA A. Future Plant Bookkeeper Obetg, lindo Honor Roll. Trhfttpt, Sponith Club. Homecoming Committee. SaFety Count J Future Plont Butmett CoBege Olton. Oorid Future Plont Dunwoody Int'.iote Olton Corol lunchroom Monitor, Clerical Aide . Tri-lnet, Pep Club Future Plont: Mlnnttoto School oF But nett Olton. Bond Future Plont Undecided Olten. Glory German Club Future Plont: Sewing Toother Olton. Heil - Football. Hockey, lettormon Future Wont College or Armed Service Olton. Pomelo Choir, Control Singe . Tri-Ett , Pep Club. Homecoming Committee Future Plont: Undecided Or don, Gloria — Honor RoB Clerical Aide . Work Program Future Plant Cotmetology Otbom. Joteph Future Plont: Undecided Olten. Douglot Work Progrom. Track. Wrettlmg Future Ptont Armed Senntet Polm, Borboro Choir. G«rlt Glee Club. Work Progrom. G-AA. Future Plont Secretary Pederten, Joyce Honor Roll. Centrohon StoFF. Nr , S� oFF, Tn Irtev Sponith Club. Greot Book Homeconung Comm.ii Future Ptont U oFM - pohhcol tcwnce Pedetton. lotroine Sponith Club, Juruor Achievement Future Plont employment Pertoniut, Undo Red Crott. Band, Tn-Ctret, Creotiye Writing Club Future Plont: Proctkol Hurting Peterto . Bruce Honor Roll. Red Crott, BotketboU, FootboB. Hock ey. lettermon. SoFe'y Council Future Plont Undecided Petrich. Penny Honor RoB. Cle� ol Aide . Newt StoFF. Tri tit Vic Ptetdent, French Club, lady oF the Court. Homecoming Committee. Cheerleode Future Plan, College Pettchow. Jody Honor Rod. Bed Crott. Bonking Futu Plonti U oF M Pmk. Mike Nationol Honor Society. New StoFF. German Club. Clott Cobmet, Football. Wretrimg. lettermon. Sk� ng Future Plont U oFM Poland, Barbara Bonkmg. French Club, Pep Club. Creative Writing Club FututP Plont: Beoutkion Poltitk . Edward Future Plont Undecided Power . Pot Red Crott. Senior Cobmet, GolF. Hockey, lettermon, SoFety Council Future Plont College Pwndtock. Gory Work Progrom Future Plont: Undecided Rodel. Myron - Honor RoM, Bonkmg, Sponith Club. Speech Achvtie , Homecoming Committee. BotketboU, FootboB. Troth, Creative Writing Oub Future Plont: Rodio Announce' Rogtdol . Iren Clerical Aide, Sponith cM . GA A Future Plont Undecided Romo . Julio - CWncol Aide, Pom Pom G l Future Plont Inter prerer Bopp. Bnho'd Work Program. SoFety Council Future Plont Voco tonol Trommg Rotnortten. Robert footboll Monogef Future Plont Trod School Rea. Georg - Work Progrom Future Plont: College R,ft 1 0 . Roger - Honor Ro . Sponith dub, BateboB. FootboB. let •ermon Futu Plont College Roll. Bruce - Slog Crew. Newt StoFF. Hockey, lettermon Future Plant Vocotonol Trod School Ronnie. V r nico Newt StoFF. Bond. Tr -Eft . Spomth Club. Pep Club-Treotu'ef. GAA Future Plont College Rucker. Marion - Student Council, lunchroom Monitor, CI � oi Aid . Chou. G rlt Glee Club. Tn-Ettet. Pep Club. GAA future Plont Nu'tmg School Rudolph. Evelyn Student Count-I, lunchroom Monitor, Trhlti , Pep Club. Homecoming Attendonl, Homecoming Committee. GAA Future Plont Regulated Hurt Rucker. Jo met Stoge Crew. Projechon Crew, Football, Track Future Plont Undecided Solon . Gwendolyn Red Crott, Banking, Choir. Control Singer . Gwlt Glee Club. Pep Club, Pom Pom Gtrh. Junior Achievement, lody oF the Court, Homecoming Committee. GAA. SoFety Council Future Plont College Savage. Gerald Honor RoH Future Plont: College Sc tool. Jomet - Protection Crew. Work Progrom. Swimming Future Plont College Schimelplenig, Doug-Honor RoH. Ck'-col Ad . Protection Crew. Great Bookt Club Future Plant: Techmcol IntMvte Schwend ,. Carol Red Crott. Bonking. Junior Achievement, Work Program. Creative Writing Club Future Plant Undecided Semple. Dennii Protection C ew. Crott Country. Trock. Ch t Club Future Plont: UolM Shannon. Rrion - German Club. Wretrlmg Future Plont Undecided Shoden. Cotherin Red Crott. Clerkol Aide . Tn Ettet. Pep Chib. Homecoming Comm.rt . GAA Future Plont But-nett School Small,. EotI - Future Plant. Trod School SMI, Steven Protection Craw. German Club. Crott Country. SoFety Council Future Plont Undecided Stone. Terry - Future Plont Armed Service Strega. Rick - Future Plant Am d Service Sumpte,. Odell lunchroom Mon.ror. Sponith Club, GoM, Trock Future Plant Undecided Strothane. Mike Bond. FootboB, Hockey. SoFety Council Future Plont Undeoded SwiFt. Jomet Pep CM) Future Plont: Undecided Smith Randolph Hi Y. French Chrb. C'Ott Country. Trock, letter man. Future Plont; CoBege Smith. Volerie Clef ol A.det Future Plont X Roy Tec hive ion Smith. Sill Honor Roll. P'Olector, Crew, FootboB. Swimming, lei termon Future Plont CoBege Snyder, lindo Hoi Mon-tor. Sporvth Club. GAA-Vc Pretdent Future Plont Teacher Soucy. Mory Red Crott. Homecoming Committee Future Plont Undecided Speor . leRoy Red Cro t. Protection Crew. Bote bo II, BotketboU. Footboll. lettermon, SoFety Counc-1 Future Plon College Stodthar. Bev Cfencol Ade . Chair. Thine . Speech ActhnNot Future Plant Cotmetology Stemkroui. X o'he • m Chou. G'� l� Glee Club, Sponith Club Fu tur Plon Undecided Stennen. Glodyt Red Crott. Newt Stol . Bond. Tn-Ittet. F, nch Chib. Speech Actwi'-et. Great Book Club. Ten nit. GAA Secretary. Pep Chib. Girl C Winner, Photogrophy Chib Future Plont Col leg Taylor. Donold Wretrlmg Future Plon U S Navy Thiel, lono Future Wont: Undecided Thomot. Jomet FootboB. Trock. lettermon Future Plont: CoBege Thompton. Cottondra - Pep Chib. Juruor Achievement. GAA . Gelt “C“ Winner Future Plont- Undecided then, Borboro Red Crott. Clerkol Ad . Pep Chib Future Plont Hurting Then. He'I Protection Oew Future Plon, TrodeSchoci Tollokton Jean Honor RoB. New StoFF. In Ettet. Ft nch Club. Pep Chib. Homecommg Committee Future Wont Undeoded Toornbt. Shirley Honor Roll. Clerical Aid . Tn-Ettet. Pep Chrb. Trock, GAA Future Wont Undecided Tiudeou. AAorlyt Fvtv Plant: Underded Truetdale. Dove Chou. Central Singer . Footboll. Trock. Wretttmg. lettermon Future Plont Amed Serve Tucker. Mike lunchroom Momtor. Projection Crew Fu«u' Plont CoBege Tucker. W.lthion - lunchroom Monitor. Garmon CM). BotketboU. FootboB. Future Ptont Undecided Voekt. Sutan - Cleruol Ad . In (net. Pep Chrb. GAA future Plon But-nett School Vernon. Gory Future Plont Undecided Wogor. Cindy Clerical Aid . TfUnet. Pep Club. GAA Future Plont; Undecided Wo I lore. Kenneth lunchroom Mon.to-. Botke'boB, FoorboB. Trock. lettermon Future Plont Undecded Wolloce. No-mu Honor RoB. Newt S'oFF, Chou. Control S-ngert. Guk Glee Club, Tri-Ettet. Pom Pom Girlt, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee. GAA Future Plont: CoBege or But-nett School Womati. Jim Honor Roll. Bond Future Plant. CoBege Wotton. Rebecca - Future Plont Undecded Weete. Terry Future Plont Undecided Whitton, Cecil Work Progrom Future Plont Undecded Williomt. Gen Honor RoB, Banking. Stoge Crew. Germon Chib. Wretrlmg Futu Plont: CoBege Williomt. lola Choir. Girl Glee Chib Future Plant: Under .dad Wetter . Williom Honor RoB, Newt S oFF. German Chib Future Ptont- Oenhttry Whit . Anthony Student CouncJ-Treoturer. HoB Von.'or, lunch room Monitor, Chou. Control Smgert. Senior Cobmet, Crott Coutt-try-Coptoin, Trock, lettermon Future Plant- College Whitehovie, Bruce Nohonol Honor Soc- ty, Newt StolF Page Editor. Germon Chib. Chet Chrb. Senior Cob-n ' BotebaB Future Plant Aaronoutkol or Chemuoi fngmeer Whitmore, Waller - BoteboH, Batkerball. Football, lettermon Future Pfgnt CoBege Whitton. Cecl - Future Ptont Undecded Wink. Solly Nohonol Honor Society Att-nonl Secretory. Centrohon StoFF. Chet Chrb. Tn Ettet. Spomth Chrb. Nohonol Merit Sem-fi nolitt. Homecortung Committee. C-eo'-ve Writing Chib Pret-dent. Greot Book Club. Senior Cobmet Fvhir Ptont Guttowt Adoiphut CoBege WohIForih. Honey Honor RoB. Moll Mon.ro'. Tn Ertet, Sponith Club. Pep Club. Homecorrung Committee Future Ptont. U ©F M Wright, (lie Clencol Aide. Pep Chib. GAA Future Ptont, But nett School Zoblotki, Fred Honor Roll. Bonkmg. Stoge Crew. Protection Crew. Newt StoFF. Junior Achievement. Hockey Future Plon . Trod School Central has a rich and wonderful heritage which it freely gives its students. What is our inheritance? We have a legacy of pride in our school, for it is both a beautiful building and a fine educational institution. We have behind us the traditions built up by all the students who have gone here before us. Another part of our heritage has been the gift of outstand- ing teachers, who are dynamic in the classroom, inspiring us to do the very best we can. They are also interested in us as people, and their guidance has helped us through our years here. Now, as we are ready to leave Central, we realize how much our school and its legacy have enriched us. As we go into the world, we will carry our heritage with us.