Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1967 volume:

dntul Ms. BURT HEDSTROM 3016 Forest Lane Hopkins, Minn. 55343 Tel: 935-4779 5 CENTRALIAN 1967 TABLE OF CONTENTQ STUDENT LIFE....10 SPORTS...........34 ADMINISTRATION . . . .60 UNDERCLASSMEN. . . .70 SENIORS..........84 SENIOR DIRECTORY. 1 10 8 rrVi- 9 10 Princess Ivory Maddox, Princess Myla Lewis, Princess Julie Klarquist, Princess Sharon Roberts. LADIES OF THE COURT Teryl Anderson, Diane Hines, Karen Miller, Sharman Davis, Wendy Keller, Janice Johnson, Terry Strand, Kay Robinson, Patty Atkinson, Vernice Tinsley. 12 QUEEN KAY I CENTRAL HOMECOMING On the morning of September 23, 1966, there was excitement in the air at Central High School. Today homecoming activities would officially begin. Students milled in the halls dressed in their pioneer costumes. In the afternoon students, faculty, and alumni impatiently waited to see the crowning of the 1966 Homecoming queen. The Ladies of the Court advanced and took their places. Next the five lovely princesses came on stage. After a few suspenseful moments Carl Mabonc, football captain, chose Kay Campbell to reign over all the activities. Through the fine efforts of co-chairmen Devin Kalpiers and Tom Falck and other committee members, the program was excellent. After the program Centralitcs were eager to see our football team, “Shred the Reds.” After a thrilling and hard fought battle, Ccntralites returned home to prepare for the “Autumn Haze” dance. The dance was a huge success. 'The entire student body deserves to be congratulated for participating to make this the best homecoming Central has ever had. FRONT ?OM:D. Faison, S. Moore, S. Overland, H. Schaust, I. Stevens. M Munkclwitz, V. Sperling, S. Smith, J. Wagner, P. Hagen. B. Solseth. N. Walrath. S. Anderson, E. Jamison J. Amrhiem. J. Hubbard. L. Johnson, P Rogers, S. Mickens, B McGlothin, Mr. Antholz. SECOND ROW: B Lundeen, L. Smith, P. Burns, I) Lee. M. Childress, S. Mayo,J. Klarquist, B Rasmussen, G. Axiotis, M. Atkinson, I). Malbcrg, S. Gray, I). Stoll, S. Train, S. Eastman, A Johnson. A. Johnson, I). Thompson, S. Berg, C. Duncan, 11 Wolfram. THIRD ROW: M Keefe, G. McConnell. J. Williams, R. Berry, E Hay ford, 1). Rubel, S. Jenkins. T. Borger, P Brenner. J. Springer, C. Boone, R. Boudreaux, M Wilson, F Schofield, J. Melina, T Hardesty, B. VanBergen, W Watson. C.. Ashley, V Balsez. I). Lewis. S. Sayles, C. Nelson. This year, under the direction of Mr. Antholz, the choir and Central singers have participated in many events which include the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. An outstanding highlight of this year’s activities was their appearance on a local television station. The band has displayed its school spirit not only at games, but they have performed at pep-fests and other auditorium programs. Although this is his first year at Central, Mr. Antholz has made the band one of the most appreciated departments at Central. 16 ■'� t a A a f W fit m 1 ' ' � y i ( 1 THE CENTRAL BAND AND CHOIR FRONT ROW: D. Whitlock, K. Grodahl. I. Eager. B Gross, I) Anderson, B. Thoren, N Schulthies, I. Whitlock SF.COND ROW. P Young, C. Ashley, J. Selby. J Clanton, G. Hammond, I). Schaeffer. 1. Macula, I). Lindholm, G. D uhak 11IIIW ROW G. Gustafson. S. Belton. C. Crisler. T. Flippen. K. Hendricks. B Scott. G Rasmussen. U Schaar. M Webb. T. Prentice FOURTH ROW I) Flink.J Father, S. Brown. G. Gustafson. D. Beckman. R Ruski. R Mortenson, S Dehne. Mr Anthnl 17 _ NHS President pours coffee at successful spaghetti feast. Student Council FRONT ROW: B. Nordstrom. L Smith. Mr. Cieminski. Mrs. Sellers. Mr. Strukel. P. Herndon. P Rogers. SECOND ROW T Rosty, K Christy, I Maddox. J. Webb, S. Christiansen, K. Campbell, S. Davis. THIRD ROW: M. Krcu-ger. S Roberts, M Lewis. V Sperling. ) Johnson. I Strand, A. Johnson. B Alexander FOURTH ROW' S. Overland, P. Johnson, S. Summers. S, Bern. G Boyd. W. Watson. W, Garnett. FIFTH ROW: T. Fbppin. J DcNoma, I). Larson. K Vogel. M. Terns. C Boone, S. Belton. D Wohleen. National Honor Society: FRONT ROW; G Anderson. S. Davis, Secretary; T. Falck, Vice President, Mr. Hovcy, Advisor; L. Hayden. President; D. Spong. Treasurer; K. Christy. SECOND ROW. I). Schaeffer. S Garter. S. Carter, J Johnson. A. Smith. K. Campbell. D. Schiks. E. Martinson. THIRD ROW; I. Klawitter, I) Hines. M Lewis. M Jordan. M. Merrill, P Sul bjch. J. Berge. FOURTH ROW; V Moss. L. Shaw. B Miller. S Summers. L Zimmer. J. Ra-pairh, D. Kalpicrs, D. Flink. FIFTH ROW; J Gustafson, J. Aune, J. Wodrich. D. Larson. K I ronhardi. B Wi ik. B (iaarder. D. Johnson. M. Mauseth. NATIONAL HONOR 90CIETY Members of the National Honor Society maintain outstanding; scholastic records and excel in leadership, character, and service. Only ten percent of the graduating class can be admitted into the National Honor Society. This year, under the guidance of Mr. Hovey, the Honor Society sold championship football buttons, pennants, and sponsored a spaghetti dinner. The members of the Honor Society enjoyed a dinner given by the Laidlaw Legion Post. The highlight of the year for the senior and junior members was the spring trip to Washington D.C. and New York City. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer . . . Advisor ....... Loraine Hayden . . Tom Falck Sharman Davis Dale Spong Mr. Hovey President........ Vice President . Secretary........ Treasurer........ Sergeant at Arms Advisor......... Marc Mauseth . MarkTerres . Myla Lewis Patsy Herndon . Dean Larson Mrs. Sellers The Student Council, the governing body at Central, planned many student activities and worked to improve conditions at Central. Its activities included the sale of Homecoming buttons, the sponsoring of the Homecoming dance, supervision of the Safety Council, buying and decorating Christmas trees for the front hall and lunchroom, door trimming contest, and the planning of the Sno-Daze activities. The student body is acquainted with the proceedings of the council by the reading of minutes in each homeroom. The Student Council is a very vital organization at Central High School. The junior girls doomed to defeat. The Sno-Daze festivities began with the crowning of Queen Kay Robinson and King Jimmy Robinson. Junior attendants were l.inda Olson and Calvin Boone. Attending sophomores were Linda Smith and Marcel Laursen. The night of February 2, the senior women battled thejunior girls, defeating the underclassmen in the annual broomball game 2-0. Friday, February 3, the student body attended the “Starlit Snow ” dance featuring Dave Brady and the Stars. Thanks to the decorating by Student Council members, the lunchroom was transformed into a “Winter Wonderland”. The enthusiasm generated by Central students made the dance a huge success. 20 8N0-DAZE Snow-Daze Royally: Sopho- mores; Linda Smith. Marcel Laursen, Juniors; Linda Olson, Calvin Boone, Seniors; Kay Robinson, Jimmy Robinson. CENTRAL IAN STAFF fvrJitoi . . l.oraine 1 layrirn AS'i Kdiim . I )el l ie I link C'.o|) .... Shai man I )a is S|H� r is .... Paul Sul I� a h lmini‘iiaii( n. I cri Newman Seniors . . .Slierr Howell I mien lassmen. I.ewis liiilo k hool I .il - . Julie (•illit'an 'Typist ....Karen Mi I lei Covei....................Diane limes Al l.....................Wendy Kellei Photoi'iaphei . I out I nk k . .Mary Merrill A(l P � r........Mr Knight 22 News Staff SEA TED: IV Sulzbach. I Flippin. K. Lconhardi, 0. Holmbcrg, J. Jacobson. A. Mendenhall. A l.indblom. STAX DING: S. Soucy. J Rapaich, T. Falck, J. l.cedham. J. Hapsch. I). Johnson. HACK M. jordan, M Mauseth, G. Miller Mike and Jim at work as Marc scrutinizes a prospective front page. 23 Continually on the lookout for hit'll school happenings, the News Staff at Central keeps students informed of school events. Under the capable leadership of their advisor. Mr. latter, and the editor-in-chief. Mare Mauseth, this group of diligent Centralitcs attempted to give a critical and interesting analysis l the news. Members of the Centralian Stall worked laboriously to produce a yearbook modern in concept and design. The 1%7 Centralian embodied an addition of 16 pages and featured Duotone candids of tempo blue ink. The Centralian auditorium, Highlights and Fantasy, was so successful that 7 5 extra copies were ordered over the previous high for ‘66. Amid the turmoil of deadlines and astonishing exertion, the l% Centralian Stall proved that students can create a first-rate yearbook. The new and the old. Miss Kinnear and Mrs. Olson. German Club FRONT ROW: C. Prestemon, Secretary; J. Wodrich. Treasurer; B. Gaarder, President; I). Larson, Vice President; T Leedham. SECOND ROW: J, Holfman, S. Carter. J. Coval, M Johnson, L Neumann. THIRD ROW J. Fran en, P Anderson, L. Klawitter, L. Vanstrom. G. Miller. L. Gray. FOURTH ROW: P, Sulzhach. P. Angier. N Sehultheis. A Kutkowski. J. Leedham. FIFTH ROW: E Fischer. J. Lewis. D Spong. N. Gaarder. J. Gustafson. G. Williams. GEMUTLICHE GRUPPE The German Club, one of the most active groups, had a fall picnic and sold mistletoe at Christmas time. This year as in the past the German Club had their annual spring banquet. The main object of the German Club is to gain proficiency in speaking the language and to learn the customs of its people. Spanuh Club FRONT ROW: P .Siangan. B. Clark. S. Bcrquist. D. Krepela. B. Jamon, G. Reed. SECOND ROW: J Hubbard. R Peterson. J Farber. A. Smith, G. Shannon. I). Oberg. THIRD ROW: R. Swanson. B. Maninsen. I. Jegers. I). Bangertcr. J. Ragsdale. B. Lundeen. FOURTH ROW J. (Christianson, J. Coval, B I tosky, C Forsberg, J. Strong, J Anderson. FIFTH ROW: M Merrill. J. Klarquist, D. Rock. M. Belton, R Mayfield. L. Zimmer, L. Whitlock. Mrs. New son gives German students the word EPISODIOQ ESPAN0LE9 Spanish Club FROST ROW: J. Webb. B Wizik. President; D. Mickelburg, Treasurer; D. Hines. Vice President; D. Flink. Secretary; SEC-OSD ROW B. Watson. J. Webb. F Wright. K. Robinson. L. Benner. S. Christiansen THIRD ROW L. Peterson. A. Rodigue . A. Berglund. L. Hayden. J. Johnson. FOL'RTH ROW: T Strand A. Kranz. D. Stoll. A Barrientos. I). Schiks. G. Otteson. FIFTH ROW: J. Hul)bard. B. Sherman. C. Hicks. B Schecr, J. Groth, P Johnson. B. .Anderson Membership in the Spanish Club is open to any student at Central who has studied or is acquainted with the language. This year the Spanish Club, guided by Miss Kinnear, has developed a deeper understanding of Spain, its customs, and people. The Spanish Club had a fall picnic, the annual paper pick up, a Christmas party with the traditional breaking of the pinata, and a Mexican style banquet. President....................Bruce Wizik Vice President...............Diane Hines Secretary................... Debbie Flink Treasurer.................Dave Mickelburg Advisor.....................Miss Kinnear Trench Club FRONT ROW: B Nordstrom, I). KaI piers, Secretary-Treasurer; K Christy. Assistant Secretary -Treasurer; P Herndon, Vice President, S, Davis, President; S. Nordstrom, SECOND ROW: 1, Warfield, B Cross. P. Martinson. C. Brown, N LaViolette. Tinsley HURD ROW S Train. I Moritz, I). Storlie, I) Schaeffer, B Bersic. I) Bradshaw. E. Martinson FOl RIII ROW J. Gilligan. I) Williams. M l.ew«, I. Shannon. L Morten son. L. Shaw. FI NTH ROW: B Miller, T Johnson. R Mortenson, B Vogel, J Aune. C. Tucker. S Overland President........... Vice President...... Secretary-Treasurer Asst. Secretary ... Advisor............. Sharman Davis Patsy Herndon Devin Kalpiers Kay Christy Miss Steiner Voulez-vous acheter une fleur? 8ALUT! QA VA? The French Club is one of the most active organizations at Central. The highlight of the year was the annual spring banquet. Money was raised for the banquet by selling carnations on Wool Day and by the sale of Christmas corsages. FRONT ROW B Clark, G. Herd. L Holtz, K. Christy, Chapter President, I. Smith, B Nordstrom. K DeYoe, J. Cochran. SECOND ROW: I) Lewis. M Miller. K Miller, I. Whitehouse. R Peterson, S. Roberts. J. Gilligan. A Mundson. THIRD ROW: B Boyd. L Klawitter. T Strand. W Keller. Publicity; I). Schaeffer. S. Eastman. T. Moritz, D. Storlie. FOL RTH ROW: A Kr.inz. C. Dumais, J. VanBerean. C. Martinson. B. Lundeen. L. Melnychenko, L. Mortrud. J Strong. FIFTH ROW: P. Shaw, G. Tysk. S. Summers, L. Shaw, P Anderson. J. Hill, A. Lindblom.J. klarquist. Chapter President; L. Lindbloom. President.......... Vice President .... Secretary ......... Treasurer.......... ICC Representative Chaplain........... Advisor............ . Kay Campbell ... Myla Lewis . Karen Boosalis . Devin Kalpiers ... Ruth Austad . Vicki Sperling .. . Mrs. Palmer Tri-Ettes is an organization affliatcd with the Y.W.C.A. and is the oldest school organization of this type in Minneapolis. The members of Tri-Ettes have chapter meetings every other week and an all school meeting once a month. This energetic group of girls planned many events which included a judo exhibition, the annual Christmas dance, exercise nights, and an Easter breakfast. Tri-Ettes is open to all girls at Central High School. FRONT ROW: J. Webster, P Herndon. V. Sperling. Chaplain. K Boosalis. Secretary; K Campbell. President, M Lewis. V irc-President; R Austad, ICC Representative; I). Kalpiers, Treasurer; SECOND ROIt' T Rosty.C Nelson. J Mitchell. L. Benner J Turner, F Wright, K Robinson, J. Webb. K Sundt, P Roger THIRD ROW B Martinson. B. Bcrjcrtrand. C kuhat. M . Levden, I Farber. K Gleason. S Chris-tainsen, A. Smith, D. Williams, B. Goodwin. FOURTH ROW: J Roberts. F Peterson, M Kreuger. R Dinius, C. Fonberg. K Sli.tnnahan, B Suiseth, S. Smith, J. Johnson, C. Van Bergen. FIFTH RQW: . Williams. B Watson. P Angier. L. Zimmer. Chapter President; M Mer-•II. G. Axiotis. S. Overland. S Cray, L. Johnson. T. Newman, Chapter President TRI-ETTES Tri-Ettes watt h intently for helpful Judo hints. HOMECOMING COMMITTEE, F.T.A. Karen Miller. Sherry Howell, and Wendy Keller dress in finery from yesteryear for Homecoming. The Homecoming Committee was composed of students who wanted to make the 1966 Homecoming one of the most memorable and exciting events of the year. Although Homecoming was early, the committee, under the direction of Tom Falck and Devin Kalpiers, planned a colorful parade and an enjoyable program. The purpose of the Business Girls Club is to teach girls the necessary office relations. The group has visited various business establishments and gained a greater knowledge of business techniques. Another interesting project was the panel discussion given by Central graduates who are now involved in business careers. As a final event the Business Girls held a spring banquet to culminate their busy first year. Future Teachers guided by Mrs. Goodwill experienced a very active year. These students were taught the demanding role of the teacher and basic qualifications required for this profession. Through the use of movies and the interest of faculty members, this club has rapidly progressed in its first year of formation. Homecoming Committee: FRONT ROW: (I. Rcfd. I). Larson. Treasurer; I) Kalpiers, Co-chairman; T Falck, Co-chairman; S. Davis, Secretary SECOND ROW : V. Tinsley. J. Farber.J. Mitchell. J Webb. C. Brown THIRD ROW’: K Millrr. K Campbell. S Christainsen. L. Hayden. D. Williams. FOt Rill ROW': J Cilliean, M Lewis, W. Keller, I. Shannon, J. Klarquist. FIFTH ROW P Sulzbacn.J. Berge, B Rasmussen, D Flink. M. Merrill, P Angier Future Teachers: FROST ROW: S. Carter. Secretary; S. (barter. Vice Pres. Mrs. Goodwill, Adviser, Cl Holmberg. President; S. Nordstrom, Treasurer SECOND RO M B Sttvemoo P. Herndon. A. Mendenhall. THIRD ROW: T Moritz, I). Schaeffer. P Martinson, C. Brown. S Eager FOURTH ROW: L Yanstrom, D Storlie, E. Martinson. L. Klawitter. FIFTH ROW: L Shaw. E. Fischer. Nl. Hansen, S. Summers. B Miller Helen Wolfram sharpens her office skills. business Girls Club: FROST ROW: Mrs Sirotiak, J Webb. J. Farber. S. Knight, Secretary; I. Maddox. President; T. Anderson. Vice-President; Mrs. Cronberg. SECOND ROW: P. Pederson. C. Doherty, J Hapsch, K Miller. K. Christy. J Mitchell, G Nelson. B Boyd THIRD ROW P Snargrass. N. Opseth. K Nelson. S Lau-seng. N. LaVioictte, K Commerford. D Lewis. J Turner. FOl RTH ROW B Thomas. B. Nelson. M Morning-star, D. Schiks, S. Fredrickson. L. Nordby. L. Benner. C. VanBergen FIFTH ROW: B. Windsor, S. Canniff, M. Ford, D. Mayfield, A. Lindblom. V. Ove. C. Peterson. I. Hence T Palmer This year an old club was revived at Central. The Drama Club gained a new advisor, Mrs. Moyle and also a new name, The Central Players. The Drama Club's main purpose is to give its members a basic background in the theatre. Members of the Creative Writing Club, under the direction of Mrs. Shutts, are a group of imaginative and hard working students who have the desire to write outside of the classroom. The activities of this group included the sponsoring of a Haiku contest and the sale of carnations on Valentine's Day to finance a banquet. Chess Club members gain a greater understanding of the fundamentals of the game under the guidance of Mr. Koch. These informal meetings stimulate competition and encourage games between players of similar ability. Difficult chess strategy demand concentration. Chn kni.itr .i early in the game? FRONTROWi Mrs. Shutts, J Hubbard. L Warfield. S Eager SECOND ROW: E Fisher. T. Falclc. S. Tram. B ( toss. T. Moritz. V. Bucherre. D. Beckman, Creative Writing Club. DRAMA CHESS AND CREATIVE WRITING CLUBS Drama Club Officers President Lewis Whitlock Vice President . . Julie Gilligan .Secretary Rosemary Nevils Treasurer . Sue Gray Mark mimes Officer Krupkeof West Side Story Gene and Marilyn run through a scene 31 8TAGE CREW LUNCHROO MONITORS AND AUDIO-VISUA Stage Crew FRONT ROW: M. Johnson, G Williams. K Deans; SECOND ROW: Mr Koch, J. Rucker, J. Steffel, L. Anderson Lunchroom Monitors FRONT ROW: L. Benner. (i Washington, J. I-atvala. G Martinsen.J. Wade. K Boudreaux. SECOND ROW: V. Thompson. K. Boosalis. L. Seidel, V. Thompson. K Broherg, A. Savage, J. Roberts, ('. Lambert 32 Athletic mural hy Brian Canniffadds distinctive touch to the Banquet Hall. Audio. Visual FROST ROW: N Hammond. P. Anderson, B. Kehoe. Mr. Kitto, R Bauman. R Becker. SECOSD ROW: M. Brown, H Schaust. B. White, B. Nelson, B Tho mas, S. Gross. THIRD ROW: I). Peterson. L. Rozan-ski.G. Markstrom.J. Rucker. R. Temple, J.Groth. The Audio-Visual Crew is in charge of all visual aid material used in the classroom. Making certain that the operation is run smoothly and efficiently is the job of Mr. Kitto. The Stage Crew, composed of six hard-working members, is one of the most functional groups at Central. Setting up apparatus and props for all assemblies keeps them busier than their scheduled hour allows, and often they arc seen working before and after school. The Lunchroom Monitors wage a never-ending battle against the cunning wiles of the patrons of the Central lunch line. 33 8P0RT8 HOW SWEET IT IS! Jenkins Barrels in for a T.D. Ragtime Robbie Romps Excitement is the great attraction of any high school sport This year our illustrious football team reclaimed the City and I win City (.hampionships and was rated number one in the state I hrough the (omhined knowledge of our dedicated coaches and the drive of the entire football team. Central soon developed into a strong defensive and offensive unit. |im Robinson and Pet Narducci proved to be steady influences on the team. Both of these talented players were named to the Minneapolis Tribune All City football team for 1966. Jimmy, a strong defensive halfback, was selected to Ik on the Minneapolis Tribune All State Team. Pete Narducci. Tom Johnson. Les Kucera, and Larry Smith received honorable mentions. Hie team had a slow start but soon accelerated after southwest tied Central 7-By the Roosevelt game Central had gained depth and maturity. Captain Carl Mabonc's held goal provided the I0-7 win. At the Twin City Game the Pioneers upheld their tradition of winning when they massacred the Humboldt Indians 40-13 Next year we can look forward to an overflow of talent with all the returning lettermcn. 37 Defensive Squad: FftOXT ROW; B Wade, L. Kucera. F. Narducci, W. Bedell, E Pittman SECOSD ROW; T. Johnson, C. Maddox. G. Washington, A. Gaarder.J. Robinson, A. Jenkins. Offensive Squad: FRONT ROW: R. Boudreux. J. Wade, P. Narducci, B Wizik, C Gustafson. A Alexander, L. Smith. C Boone S ECOSD ROW; T. Johnson. C. Mabone. J Wodrich, J. Robinson. Catch, Boudreaux Baby, Catch! FRONT ROW: B. Ortcndahl, B Rowland, F. Formica, C. Webb. W Watson, J. Good low, W Kennedy, B Person. B. Reinke, T Mooney. F. Madison, D. Dunning, D. Lanner, L. Ford. H. Johnson. 2ND ROW: J. Smith, I) Bowles, T Johnson. B. White. B. Johnson, I.. Eneer. B Borktsrand, H Lumpkins, G. Johnson. L Whitmore, W. Lyle, S. Belton. F. Hinkle. D. Drexler, J. Alsdurf.J. Steffel 3RD ROW Mgr. Erwin, K W'hite. G. Johson, I). Peterson. J. Nelson, I). Johnson. J. Groth. D. Satnan, R Pray, J. DeYoe. J. Hubbard. D. Hart. W Scott, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Simondet CENTRAL TEAMS DISPLAY PRIDE FRONT ROW: L Ford, B Bjorkstrand. W Lyle. J. Wodrich. R Berry. R Deane. T Christman. J. Wade. R Pittman. W Bedell. B Wi-zik, F Hinkle. R Grant. 2ND ROW: J Good low. G. Johnson. D Lanner. J. Wade, D. Overland, G. Washington, D. W'ohleen, A. Gaarder, W Thomas. G. Gustafson. C. Maddox, J. Robinson, C. Mabone. 3RD ROW: L. Gray. L. Whitmore, T. Johnson, A. Jenkins, L. Kucera, Mr. Anderson. Mr Bowman, Mr. Elias. Mr McNamer, Mr. Simondet, J. Shultheis, F. Crawford. H Lumpkins, F. Scofield, G. McConnell. 477 ROW: E. Pittman. M. Belton. P. Narducci, J. Denoma. R Boudreaux. R Hahn, R. Welton. W. Wade. L. Smith, R Lyle, C. Boone, D. Larson. A. Alexander The sophomore football team upheld the winning spirit displayed by all Central athletes. These fellows, with the aid of excellent coaches, triumphantly won all of their games except one. They outscored their opponents on an average of 4 touchdowns per game. The Junior Varsity won the Northern Division Title and then lost the championship playoff game to Roosevelt. Many of these boys are underclassmen and with continued improvement will step into the shoes of the graduating seniors on the varsity. Again the prospects look encouraging. 40 CROSS COUNTRY Under the coaching of Mr. Fontaine the cross country team finished the 1966 season with a ninth place in the region. Team captain, Marc Mauseth, spurred “the barefoot boys” to victory. Donald and Ronald Bcllficid, Tollie Flippin, Jacque Lewis, and Marcel Larson exhibited skill and stamina. The cross country team deserves our recognition as a hard working unit. CENTRAL central central CENTRAL Cross Country Team: FRONT ROW. M. I-arson. R Bellfield, M. Mauseth, D. Bellfield. BACK ROW: J. Lewis, T Flippin. G. Anderson. S. Buttcrworth. I- Garnett, Mr. Fontaine. Top Four: M. Larson, R. Bellfield, M Mauseth. D. Bellfield. Groovy on another (light. BASKETBALL '87 Rohinven take advanugr ot Calvin « irrrtn (Antral 4 V t I'.itil |nhriM� n .... U . . H (Initial X 1 KliKHiinig Pi .line ... . .'K WiM .... ..'1 Cniu.il Xii’.im I'.urlli . .7(1 Cniti.il ' (ilnnor 44 Cmti.il 1 .in hlirM Cnilr.il «■ North Ii (trtitral '' M.tixh.il . .S2 Cnilt.il 7d Misun il (tniiral 1 laxlirlil ... i.K Cnitr.il (' 'VHItll . .id (tnitr.il •'� kooM-xrlt Ctrntral 02 ''t Paul (tniiral (.1 tmtral V � Nmtli It. Cnitr.il (• W . iImiiii i� Cnili.il Vi Marital Ill Crnir.il 4 M CIoimI lull (.2 (tniiral .. Mina 42 Romie, the wounded bull up for two. The 1966-67 Pioneer basketball team was one of the finest ever to play for Central. Led by Bob Vogel and Clifton Riley, the team won all 10 of its conference games to become City Champs. Vogel, who has started since his sophomore year is considered to be the best all-around player in the city. Averaging better then 16 points a game in conference play, he dropped below 14 {joints in only 3 games throughout the season. Riley, the city’s outstanding defensive player averaged 13.9 points per game and held George Jack-son. the city scoring leader from Henry, to ten points below his average of 22. Hustling Reggie Berry's play reached it's peak when he sparked the win over Washburn with 23 points in the district semifinals. Mark Terrcs contributed strong rebounding, outstanding free-throw shooting and good team play throughout the season. James Robinson. Central’s own representative in the Jet Set, accounted for over 11 points per game with his graceful jump shot. One of the best outside shots and steady player was Calvin Boone. Central’s tough zone defense was upset only twice throughout the year in their losses to St. Paul Central for the Twin City Championship, and to Edina in the Region finals. The Pioneers finished with a 20-2 record. 43 Hornets sting both fore and aft. Varsity Basketball Squad: | Gustaphson (mgr.), L. Whitmore, K Berry, J. Wodrich, J. Robinson, C. Maddox, Cl. Washington. C. Boone, J Wade. Terrrs puts it up left-handed. Boone with a jump sh BACK ROW R Lowman (mgr.). T. White. D Sophomore Basketball Squad: FRONT ROW L. Whitmore, M Webb, S. Berry, S Lan- Spong, C. Riley, B. Vogel, M. Ferres. B. Bdleson. gaard, R Rowland. J. Good low. BACK HO II I) Wrighi, (mgr.), M Wcsicrman. W F. Hinkle, W. Lyle, Coach Thoreson. Lyle, F. Hinkle. J Alsdeerf. W. Johnson. Coach Fontaine from the free throw line. It's Centrals all the wa 45 Sic c Sjoland stretches into a racing dive SWIMMING WRESTLING This year the wrestling team, according to Coach Dick McNamer was the strongest he has seen at Central. Although the matmen did not have an outstanding conference record many members of the team showed strength, quickness and a basic understanding of wrestling techniques. Alton Jenkins and Floyd Crawford were district winners and went on to the regions. The prospects look good for next year with the return of some experienced wrestlers who possess the depth and maturity to make it a number one squad. The swimming team, under Coach Elias, should be much stronger next year. These dedicated men who practice in the dawning hours of morning will lose only four seniors; Co-captain Marc Mauseth, Mike Jordan, Jim Leedham, and Tom Drogseth. The returning tankers, such as Co-captain Dave VVohlcen, Len Larson, Doug Hardt, and Steve Berge should make next years team one of the most solid Central has ever had. Tony Ramos maneuvers for a pin. Go! Go! John DeYoe. 46 FRONT ROW: D. Gustafson, G. Anderson, J. DeYoe, M .Jordan, M. Mauseth, S. Sjoland. S. Hardt.J. l.eedham, S. Larson. BACK ROW: S. Granger, S. Berge. E. Hay ford, D. Wohleen, L. Larson, T Drogseth. G. Christianson. S. Hanung, R. Greiling FROST ROW: R Deans, M . Laurscn, T. Christman, T Martin. T. Ramos. G. Gross, B. Schecr. SECOND ROW: C. Stinar, F Crawford, A Jenkins, I) Boettcher. D. Larson, L. Gray, W. Thomas. BACK ROW: B. Bailey. T. Stinar, B. Olivers, J. Hubbard, K. Hansen. G. Gustafson, K. White. B. Bjorkstrand Floyd Crawford moves in for a kill! HOCKEY TEAM The hockey team endured a mediocre season, yet at moments showed sparks of solid hockey play. Losing only four seniors, Russ Grant, Tom Falck, Carl Schmidt and Glen Martinson, Mr. Turk’s pucksters will have an abundance of greatly needed experience for next years campaign. f-ROS ! ROW: A. Baltgalvis, R Grant. F. Formico, G. McConnell. D. Lancer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Turk. J. Benson. T. Falck. J. DeNoma, G. Mart insen, M. Carpentier, Mr. Williams. , Andv Baltgalvis swings toward the goal Central’s icemen converge on the puck. 48 Ski Team: FRONT ROW Kerry Smith, Bruce Ortendahl RACK ROW: (i.iry Roberts, l)i! Johansen, John Heiman, Tom Campbell, Jim Leedham, Mr. Lindquist. NO7 TICI'I RED. Jon Bauemfeind SKI TEAM The newest athletic organization at Central is the Ski Team. Under the coaching of Mr. Lindquist, this group of vigorous boys displayed the fighting tradition of Central. There are three events in which the boys can enter; jumping, cross country, and thcslalom. Kerry Smith finished with a 9th place in the cross country event. This was the best effort of any sophomore in the city. This year the team was hampered by a lack of equipment, but Mr. Lindquist is expecting a promising season next year. I 9ENI0R LETTERMEN Gus Alexander- F Alton jenkins-F. Wr,Tr Tony Ramos-Wr Don Bellficld-CC.Tr Tom Johnson-F Clifr Riley-BB Ron Bellficld-CC.Tr Mike Jordan-Sw Jim Robinson-F,BB,B Rick Boudreaux-F,Tr Terry Kanc-H Walt Rus$ell-Tr Mike Caligiuri-H Les Kucera-F Carl Schmidt-H TomChristman-Wr, F (Mgr.) Jim Leedham-Sw.Sk.T Larry Smith-F John Copeland-F, B (Mgr.) Ken Lconhardi-C Jaqucs Lewis-CC Dale Spuin'-BB Floyd Crawford-F. Wr Paul Sulzbnch-T Jim Douglas-F. Wr Dick Lowman-T.BB (Mgr.) Mark Tcrrcs-BB. B Tom' Drogseth-Sw Rodney Lyle-F,B Bob Vogel-BB.B Tom Falek-H.T Carl Mabone-F, B Jim Wadc-F Tollie Flippen-CC Terry MartinSVr Bill Wadc-F. Tr Larry Gamcit-Tr Marc Mauseth-C( • .S,V� G Bruce Wizik-F, T Russ Grant-FJf,B Pete Narducci-F Jim Wodrieh-F, BB. G Larry Gray-F. Wr John Gustafson-T, BB (Mgr.) Dennis Ovcrland-F,B Ed Pittman-F Chuck Wright -H F-Football Wr-Wrcstling Tr-Track CC'-Cross Country BB-Basketball H-Hockcy $k-Skiing B-Bascball G-Golf Sw -Swimming T- Tennis B. Wizik, D. Anderson, J. Crotty, R. Lowman, T. Falck, D. Angrimson, P. Sulzabach, G. Roberts, J. Lcedham. TENNIS '66 50 Bruce Wizik shows his backhand. Km Leonardi swings away. Wody eye the ball. FROM 7 ROM; A. Gross, J. Benson, S. Sheppard, T. Cross SECOND ROW: Mr. Hovey, S. Hennesy, K. Lconhardi. J Woodrich, M. Mauseth. Last year the tennis team established a good record and displayed fine team spirit. Daryll An-grimson, team captain, encouraged players to put forth all their effort. Although lacking adequate facilities. Coach Thoreson is expecting a stronger team with the experience of such players as Bruce Wizik, Tom Falck, Paul Sulzbach, and Richard Low man. Central’s golf team, under the coaching of Mr. Hovey, is predicting a successful year. Jim Woodrich and Ken Leonhardi will form a strong nucleus for the team. The team will be strengthened this year with the experience of returning letterman. GOLF '66 51 BASEBALL 1966 The dust flics its Central slides. Wall Whitmore barrels into first. ■'I ' FRONT ROW: R. Lyle. C. Mabone, P Hatchett. D. Overland. M Bern. S. Johnigan. R. Grant. STANDING ROW: J. Robinson. L. Boone. B Vogel, L. Spears, W. Whitmore, M Terre . J Copeland. The Central Baseball team, under the coaching of Jim Anderson, exhibited great team spirit and outstanding playing ability. They finished with an overall record of 13 wins and 6 losses. Walt Whitmore displayed superb form and batting skill by setting a new city record for total hits. Seventeen is the number to beat. Carl Mabone, our best hitter, earned an average of .389 contributing to the team’s batting average of .317, the highest in the city. Returning lettermen include Carl Mabone, Bob Vogel. Jim Robinson, Mark Terres, Russ Grant, Dennis Overland, and Rod Lyle. The team anticipates another successful season. 53 Rill Wade coil for the discus. Larry Garnett shows strain of competition. FROST ROW: A. Smith. C Taylor. R Boudreaux, G. McConnell, B Wade. A. Jenkins, O. Sumter. F. Schofield, L. Gray. SECOXD ROM': B Covington, C. Maddox, K. Thompson. I). Bell-field. R. Bellfield. T Hookes, K Wallace. R Grant. I) Trusdale, J DcNoma. THIRD ROW: Clifton Riley up and over. . . .1966 Central’s trackmen with dynamic speed, cooperative efforts, and willingness to work proved themselves the best in ’66. Under the leadership of Captain Tony White, the team displayed its outstanding athletic ability by placing first in the Twin City Meet and the Minneapolis City Finals. Tony’s best performance was at the City Meet when he set a new record of 1:57.2 in the half mile. Ken Wallace became the Carlton high hurdler champion. Alton Jenkins set a long jump city record of 22’ 3 4’' and placed 4th in the State Meet. In the summer Alton won the regional and state J. C. Meet and received a trip to Denver, Colorado to compete in national finals where he placed eighth. Congratulations to Coach Bowman and his team for carrying on the winning tradition of Central. J. Rucker, G. Boyd, I. Gray. M. Brown. T While, C. Session, K. Turner, J. Wade. K. Pill-man. $TAXD : G ROW: Mr. Bowman. Mr Fontaine, Mr. Williams, L. Garnett, K Athanon. S Slensvaag, T. White, 0. Martini. C. Bradley, C Jackson. K. Mason. 55 CENTRAL S CHEERLEADERS Jackie Cochran, Annette Smith, lanice Johnson, Terry Strand, Diane Hines, Sonja Christiansen, Kay Campbell. Alternate Cheerleaders: Jackie Cochran, Terrv Moritz, Sonja Christiansen, Kathy DeYoc. 56 Captain Janicc.Johnson Myla Lewis, Diane Hines, Patsy Herndon. Co-Captain Kay Campbell Pep Club FROST ROW: P. Pederson. B. Watson, A Lindblom. Mrs Coyle, J. Webb, S. Scott, G. Shannon. SECOND ROW• P Volk, S. Sales. V. Tinsely, G. Gresham. R Thomas, M Smalls. B. Nordstrom. P. Fisk. B. Elliot THIRD ROW: P. Jackson. M I-idrn.J Whiteshouse, J Amerhiem. N. Hammond, V. Baldez, S. Smith, 1.. Shepherd, I). Williams, P. Anderson. FOl Rill ROW: J. Klartjuist. L. Lindblom. L. Johnson. D. Balter. B. R.ismusson. P. Haffa. L. Mortrud. E. Melnychenko, S. Gray. G. I ysk COED ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES Seniors always win! M. Miller, L. Indahl, I. Shannon, K. Christy, D. Kalpiers, A Johnson, and P. Angier leave for tournament play. The Girls Athletic .Association is an organization that encourages activities in a variety of sports. In keeping with the idea of active participation, these girls play badminton, volleyball, baseball and tennis. Points are accumulated by their attendance at practices and tournaments. A “C” is awarded to all girls who acquire 600 points. The Pom Pom Girls, through intricate formations and lively movements provided half time entertainment at various games through the year. For their long hours of practice and their memorable performances the student body expresses its appreciation. The presence of the Pep Club at athletic events has been instrumental in building and maintaining school spirit. It is recognized as the most vivacious and enthusiastic group at Central. The Pep Club sold pennants which were in the school colors, red and blue. Pom Pom Girls FRONT ROW: B. Hill, T. Rcwty, J. Far her. J. Jeffers. J Turner, J. Webb. SECOND ROW: D. Lewis. J. Rapaich. B. Alexander. G. Axiolis. B. I.undeen, K. Miller. I. Maddox. Pom Pom Girl Janet Rapairh during football halftime. Mark smashes his way to Singles Championship. Judy Roberts concentrates on birdie in badminton match. 60 Dear Students: We live in a world characterized by great discoveries, gigantic confrontations of nations and combinations of nations, great human movement with people literally roaming the globe, great cultural interaction. A world faced with such an age. needs people with missions—missions that tend to pull together rather than tear us apart. It needs people who can see clearly! It needs people who are willing to work for a cause that they can live for and believe in. What you do in our society is proposed to you, not imposed on you. Central has tried to prepare you as best a high school can for your life in this world. Is this not the world that needs a Pioneer? Sincerely, James Treglawny Dear Students: The class of 1966-1967 can feel justly proud of its record during the past three years. In these times of great political, social, and economic turmoil, you have maintained your pose and forged ahead with dignity and a sense of purpose. May you be blessed with the ability to perceive that which is right and to follow always the paths of truth and justice. Sincerely, Donald Turkington Mr. Strauss came to Central expecting an unusually spirited school. Central fulfilled all of his expectations. Mr. Strauss is the Assistant Principal of the sophomore division. He is working for his Ph D. in Educational Administration at the University of Minnesota. Through a mutual agreement Mr. Strauss arrived at Central to gain experience in this field. He feels that Centralites adjust well to the problems of high school and that there is a great harmony between students and faculty. Academically, he feels, Central meets the needs of the community. He also believes that Central students exhibit interest in school and arc motivated to outstanding achievements. The entire student body is gratified to have our new Assistant Principal, Mr. Strauss, at Central. MR. JOHN DAFFER — Senior Counselor, MR. LARY JOHNSON Junior Counselor. MR ROBERT JIBBEN -Sophomore Counselor. MRS KATHERINE THOMPSON — School Nurse. MRS ANNETTE SCHERER School Social Worker. MISS CLARA ANDERSON — Post High Counselor. 63 MISS CAROLYN DALE—History, Art MISS DOROTHY DANIELS—Home Economics. MRS JANET DAVIES—English. MR CHARLES ELIAS—Physical Education. Swimming Coach, Football Coach. Intramurals. MISS NANCY EMERSON—History, German, German Club, Cheerleader Advisor. MR. EDWARD FJELDE—History, Senior Class Advisor. MR. RICHARD FONTAINE—English, Cross Country Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach, Assistant Track Coach, Assistant Honor Society Advisor MR. WILLIAM FRELUND— Metals, Electricity. MRS. CAROL GAHM—Typing, Consumer Economics. MRS. PATRICIA GOODWILL—Biology. Future Teachers Club Advisor. 64 MR DANIEL ANDERSON-Occupational Relation . Civil Defense MR JAMES ANDERSON—Physical Education, Baseball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, In tramurals MR WILLIAM ANTHOLTZ—Band. Choir, Music Programs MRS MARY BERGH—English, Junior Red Cross Advisor MR GEORGE BESKE-Mathematics, Hi-Y Advisor MR DENNIS BLOM Woodshop MR. EARL BOWMAN-History. Track Coach, Assistant Football Coach. Lunchroom Monitor. MRS MARION BUSS-Biology MR DONALD Cl EM INSKI — Bookkeeping, Consumer Economics. Assistant Student Council Advisor MRS MARY COYLE — Home Economics. Pep Club. FACULTY PROMOTES SCHOLARSHIP MRS PATRICIA G RON BERG-Shorthand. Steno Skills, Typing, Business Girl’s Club. MISS FLORENCE HAASARUD-Related Subjects. Yearbook Business Advisor. MRS. JACQUELYN HAGMAN—Physical Education. GAA. MRS DOROTHY HAWKER— Physical Education. GAA MR WILLIAM HAWKER—Modern Problems. Athletic Director MR RAYMOND HOVEY—Advanced Lab Science. Advanced Algebra. Physics, Honor Society Advisor, Golf Coach. Great Books Club Advisor. 65 CENTRAL'S ENERGETIC MR. RICHARD McNAMER — Mathematics, Wrestling Coach. Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach. MRS. MARILYN MOYLE — English, Drama Club Advisor. MR. RICHARD OLIVER - English, Speech Club Advisor. MRS. JANET PALMER — Home Economics, Tri-Ettcs Advisor. MR. EDWARD RALPH -Occupational Relations, Auto Mechanics. MISS MARY RAYMOND - History. MR ERNEST SANDEEN — Metals. MR. NORMAN SCHMIDT — Bookkeeping. Business Law, Banking. MR. BERNARD SCHULTE — Occupational Relations, Consumer Economics. MRS MARIE SELLERS — English. Speech, Radio T.V., Student Council Advisor, Homecoming Committee Advisor. 66 MR DAVID JOHNSON—Reading; Lab. MR JERRY JONES—Art. MR DAVID KING— History. Wrestling Assistant. MISS KATHERINE KINNEAR—Spanish. Spanish Club Advisor. MR THOMAS KlTTO- Drafting. Audio-Visual. MR. GERALD KNIGHT History. Modem Problems. Yearbook Advisor. MR HAROLD KOCH—Chemistry, Science, Chess Club, Stage Crew. MR STANLEY LARSON-English. MR STEPHEN LINDQUIST—Mathematics. MRS JEANNE LUN DH El M—French, English FACULTY 67 Office Staff: E. JOHNSON, L. JONES. B. STOCKMO. M MILLER MRS. ETHEL SHUTTS—English, Creative Writing. MR ALFRED SIFTAR— Related Subjects. MR. JEROME SIMONDET—Modern Problems, Assistant Football Coach, Lunchroom Monitor. MRS. ROSELLA SIROTIAK—Office Skills, Typing, Assistant Yearbook Advisor. MISS LORRAINE STEINER—English, French, Play Production, French Club. MR. JERRY STRUKEL—Auto Mechanics, Traffic Safety Advisor. MR RICHARD TAUER—English, News Staff Advisor MR LORIS THORESON—Mathematics, Basketball Coach, Tennis Coach, Intramurals. MR. JAMES WESTERMAN—Mathematics, Science. Photo Club. MR. BRUCE WILLIAMS —History, Assistant Hockey Coach, Assistant Track Coach. Lunchroom Staff: C. BAARDSON, H SWANSON. G. JUNGER. B WHIT LOCK. E. GUSTAFSON. A DUMKE.O. JORLAND Janitorial Staff includes S. ANDERSON. R. BOOS, A. CHEVES, I. HACKER. H KUDUK. E. LAYEUX, E. MAKI. H MAYES. D OLSON. G SHEEHAN. E THORNTON. MRS IX)ROTHY MATTSON. Lunchroom Manager. 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Pehne. 73 Room 206 Mrs Shulls: FROST ROW: T. Blom, P Mangan. B Haaskcn. P Roger . M Sieg SECO SO ROW B Kozak, R Johnson, C Schiks, M. Atkinson, N. Strand. THIRD ROW I). Sus.ik, J. Melvin, R Chermack, C. Sanrgrass. L. Neumann STASD-ISC: J Osterberg, I, Enger, R Forman. I). Anderson, J. Rapaich, L Lindhlom. L. Frod, Mrs. Shutts. Room 310 Mr Oliver: FROST ROW: J. Vales, J. Lcbowsky, D. LeBeau. W. Goodloe, S. Saylcs, K Kinney SECOND ROW: R Williams. M. Miller. N. Siepa-nenko, C. Ritchison, B Baumann. THIRD ROW: S. Hartung,J. Cunningham. T. SOPHOMORES Room 305 Miss Kinnear: FROST ROW: G. Baker, F Smith. J. Fran-zen, P. Anderson. F.. Merrill, P. Hcgdahl, K Herdine SECOND ROW R. Wilson, M Commer-Tord. T. Campbell THIRD ROW: J. Murray, N. F.rickson, B Wolfram, D. Jelink. A Logan. T. Miller. B. Evenson, I) Wright, M Nrl l. RACK ROW: S Berquist. C. Zeis-ler. B. Nordstrom. T. Rosty, G. Gray, R Rodrigue , O. Kukuruza, P Hagen. Miss Kinnear. Room 309 Mrs. Davies: FRONT ROW: C. Jacoway, K Nelson. R Dinius, J. Torgerson. J. Williams. SECOND ROW M Higgens, J. Hubbard. R Dahl. A LeBeau. M. Lundheim STANDING ROW. D Gomez. S. Mehelich. J Yales. BACK ROW Mrs. Davies. B Mc-Gtoehlin. M Bibeau. K Ryan. W. Ix� er cl. C. McCullom. N Gaardcr, R. Nysiul. G. Johnson. J Baucrnficnd Room 311 Mrs. Movie: FRONT ROW: S Apple-seth, J. Selby, B. Barsa-mian. I.. Gresham. J. Anderson SECOND ROW: P. Carpenticr. T. Hardesty. Mrs. Moyle. V. Schrievcr, J. Wont?, I. Pc-terson STANDING ROW: D. Johnson. M McDonough. S. Dixon. II. Lumpkins. J Nelson. I.. Eich, G Johnson. I) Wes-tlund. R. I)ouglas. 75 Room 313 Miss Huasarud FROM ROW: L.Johson, J Richm, G. Christensen. B Ortcndahl, A. F.rirkson, F Nelson. SECOS'D ROW: S. Stevenson, M Leyden, P Kacdel, G. Ashley, K Seindt I Faison, R Patrick. L. Boileau. B Jacobs. Miss Haasarud. BACK ROW I). Terry, S (enkins, F. Madison, M icgcman.S Gunderson. F Smith, I).Satnan. Room 321 Miss Raymond FROST ROW: P. Sore, I). Rasmussen, J Jeffers. K. Kramer,.S. Borg, SECOS'D ROIV T. Johnson, G. Ottcrson, J Smart, C. Martenson, S. Strand lll Rfr ROW I). Fessenden. RcK m 316 Mr. Bowman FROST ROW: C. Warren, G. Stevens, L. Nelson, I). Radel, G. Allen. SECOSD ROW: L. Gallagher, B Cunningham, F«. Fischer. J. McGowan, S. Miller. THIRD ROW. B. White, B. Person. R Temple, T. Prentice. L. Milliman, S'TASD SG ROW Gary Gross. M Beason, C. Oliva, K Shann.thahan, J. Lyons, I. Hatle. R. Rossing.J. Hughes, 13. Dyer. — Room 413 Mrs Sirotiak FROST ROW K. While, I) Peterson, G Farrell. P Conrad, I). Johanson SECOND RO H I Strong « Nelson, J Dobbins, f Whiten ouse. A. Carlson. T MrArddl, P Rucker. N Walrath THIRD ROW Mrs Sirotiak. I). Fricke, I) Lanner. B Anderson. I). Larson. M Westerman. L) Balter. P Mill. FOl'RTH ROW -. D Session. J Hanson. K. Green. A. Redpenning. ) Coss. S. Barry P. Volk SOPHOMOREQ I) Schmoll, R Hastings. C•. Anderson, S. Berg BACK ROW STANDING: T. Barger, F. Formieo. I). Lindhotm. S. Butter-worth. R. Thomas. M Neumann. C. Mel-lesey. Room 4 Wi Mr. I-arson FROS'I ROW . I) Peterson, S. Williams. P Burns. D Oberg, S. Rude SECOND ROW. J Miller. C. Doherty, J. Fristedt, I. Hanson, C Larsen. THIRD ROW: I) Hoerdt, J. Nelson, I). Bradshaw. B Bersie, M Cron |uist. I) B.mgerter STASHING ROW |) Hunter. R. Green, S. Ranke. (). kraulik. I) Johnson. S. Cotton, D. ngirr. P MrDermond.S. Miekens, I) Whitlock Room 120 Mr. Waterman FROST ROW J. Lindgren. I) Storlir. B. Humphreys, J Cochran. M Kreue-gcr. I). Rogers. M. Smith. SECOXD ROW: C. Axiotis, S. Brown, M Flagg. S. Almquist, D. Stoll. T. Bluitt. B. Bolkcom. THIRD ROW C. Ben-jamin, M. Elliot. P Nyvall. K Schmoll, I). Veches. G McConnell, Mr Westermaa JUNIORS Room 124 Mr. Fontaine FROST ROW M Scott, P. Jendro, L Olson. S. Merten. S. Bersie. R Swanson SECOND ROW; J. Armstrong. B Gross. G. Smalls. I). Schaeffer. S. Zalt. T. Moritz. STANDING ROW: Mr. Fontaine, J Latvaia, I. Hart. J Richter, A. Walton. B Pittman. C. Konrad, S. Carter. S. Eastman, I.. Maanum. M Faison. 78 Room 203 Mr. Hovey FRONT ROW I. Stolts. S. McCormick. F Mackey SECOND !« W I) Rubd, K Palmer, B. Ernest. THIRD ROW: G. Haag, W Ellis. J. Webb. M Clark. E. 0. Murray, V. Thompson. FOl RTH ROW L). Coleman, Room 214 Mr Lindquist’; 7?OA 7 ROW S. Gross,C. Schouvieller, A. Smith SECOND ROW: C.Rzaszutak, J. Roberts, K. SUerek, S. Carter, D. Lawrence, P. Larsen. HURD ROW S. Olson. | Peterson, E. Martinson, j Davies. Mr. Lindquist. BACK ROW: W. Bedell. S. Johnigan.O N'ordbv, M. Wilson. D. Finstrom, W. Johnson. B. Stevens. D. Harding. M. Bailey. C. Boone.SIDE ROW: S. Brown, J. Kennedy, O. Hicks. SIDE ROW STANDING: K. Hagen. M. Miller, B. Goodwin, J. Amheriem, L. War-field. Mr. Hovcy. Room 213 Mr. McNamer: BOTTOM ROW: F Nagler, G Boyd. M Anderson. G. Rush, S. Moore. SECOND ROW P Nelson. D. Spaulding. D. Almstcd. I). Reed. G Hammond. C. Tucker. A. Miller. Mr. McNamer. TOP ROW: A. Killl erg, G. Mark-Strom. D. Copeland 79 Room 303 Miss Slcincr: FRONT ROW: A Johson, M Racettc, J. Wester, I. Christiansen, K. DeYoe, L. Matula. SEC-OS I) ROW K Nystul, R. Austad, L. Barry. B. Lundgren, E. Kraft, B Alcxan- Room 215 Mr. Thoreson: FROST ROW' L. Shaw, B. Hill, L. Zak, J. Anderson. C. Denning. K Boosalis. SECOND ROW: K Mclnas, K Keppen, V. Thompson. C. Jon-son, M Formieo, D. Ackler. THIRD ROW: R. Clark, J. Olson, J. Parker, J Rannow. BACK ROW': T White, S. Miller, F. Schofield, A. I.indholm. R. Strand, G. Maddox, S. Sheppard,T. Hunter, Mr. Thoreson. Room 307 Mrs. Lundheim: FROST ROW: P Anderson, H. Schaust, R. Enright, N. Hammond, M. Little. SECOND ROW S. Card, S. Summers. I). Spears. L. Simonson. STANDING ROW: Mrs. Lundheim. A Killberg. J. Donahue, B. Melquist, C. Jensen. G. Whitson. S. Pepek, J. Cotton, D. Larson. BACK ROW K.Turner,J Wade, T. Dross. R. Noren. 80 der. THIRD ROW: M Johnson. K Patterson. J Elliott, C. Stinar. STAS' DISC ROW I). Rack, B Acdin, R. Westlund, V Smith, B Thompson. M Briton, D. Gustafson, Miss Steiner. Room 313 Mr. Williams FROST ROW. S. Sjolund, L. Hanson. L. Swanson, B. Barnes SECOXDROH ( Ihnn.uv 1. Jamieson. I. Sun . M Nath THIRD ROW K Gfdl-ing, W Covington, L Lizakowski. J Mcnccly. STASDJSC ROW Mr Williams. I. Larson, M. Wickman. A. Ciaarder, P. Brcckcnitch, V. Sperling, T Folwirk. JUNIORS Room 308 Mr Beske FROXI R0ll A. Savage. B. Hanson, C, Hughes. S. Stevenson. L. Seidel SECOXD ROW J. Westerman. S. Harris, M Miller. L. Vanstrom. B White THIRD ROW W. Seheer, G. Christianson. T. Keating. J. Wing. G Hautfidd STAXDIXC ROW Johnson, J. Clanton. D. Lewis. J Aunc. G. Mullerleilc, L. Ricker. I) Lundberg, C. Reason. P Peterson BACK ROW. G. Washington. C. Gustafson. J DcNoma. Room 411 Mr. King: EROM ROW: E Hdl.C. Ryan, P Carlson. N Weber. SECOSD ROW. L. Dixon, B. Riley, I. VVhii-morc. F. Hill, K. Conrad. THIRD ROW: E. Rox, S. Train. I. Indahl. B. Sherman. R Mills STAS MSG ROW Mr. King, ) Conies'. I.. Hardy, M Makinen, N Srhultheis. A. Bahgalvis. I Benson, I) Johnson. I) Hammond. | Taylor. SIDE ROW I) Whollen. J Un-dor. R Wilmer. T. Stryker Room 415 Mrs. Gronberg EROS ROW ; D ubak. Mr. Carpentirr. S. I .arson SEC-OX!) ROW B Green. I. Holiz, R Hanson. J Olson. I). Sjotvedt. K Broljerg, C. Rhodes. I. Klawitter. THIRD ROW I Thomas. R. N'ervitk, R Berry, A Barricntcs. | Coval. B Peterson. 82 JUNIORS Room 416 Mrs. Gahm: EROS ROW M Fugua. K. Johnson, C. Edison. S. Van Drnhcuvel, V Moss. SECOSD ROW E. Huber. S Nordstrom. I.. Peacock. D. Hauser. S. Overland. RACK ROW Room 218 Korh I'ROS ROW R Deans. A. Johnson. B Winsor. SECOXD ROW Mr K«xh. | StefTd. J Rurkcr. (i Williams 83 df SENIOR OFFICERS AND CABINET Mr. Fjelde, senior advisor. SENIOR CLASS CABINET: FIRST ROW SEATED. Joyce Webb. Palsy Herndon. Sharnun Davis. Devin Kalpiers. Steve Soucy. SECOND ROW SEATED: Mike Jordan. Kay Campbell. Annette Smith. STANDING ROW; CJIenn Miller. Mare Mauseth. lorn Falrk, Mark Ter res. Linda Zimmer. Debbie Flink. Bruce Wizik, Tollie Flippin. 86 The Class of '67 Will Remember ... returning to Central as seniors “May I interrupt for one announcement “Shred the Reds Baby. the big Pioneer Queen Kay “Autumn Haze ' The f lippers Dig Here new plates in lunchroom twenty-six new faculty members “May I interrupt for one more announcement N H S playboy bunnies Comedians Elias, Bowman, McNamcr, Anderson, and Simondet music in lunchroom compliments of Tollie and Patsy .. . “Fair is foul and foul is fair Avagadro’s Hypothesis “Unbolt the Indians’ Cancellation of T. C. game “We re number one! We re number one!” Bobbsey Twins .. Rosencrantz and Guildenstcrn use of bulletin boards in front hall “For this is a very remarkable school” judo exhibition rush to third lunch A.C.T. S.A.T. . Tri-cites Christmas Dance cheesy pizza ... Senior Christmas Party . thunderstorm in January . the Mole “Little Spanish Flea “How sweet it is! Ober’s orangesuitcoat Kill, February 2 Gelleta Kitilia “Starlit Snow . Dave Brady and the Stars State Baskctl all Tournament Gale Essay . senior slump-when did it ever end? drafty auditorium athletic mural .. “The Rainmaker” Class Trip? . Senior Party .. Banquet .-The Ptom . signing yearbooks final finals at Central Dedication Day Commencement farewells to C.H.S. 87 A.F.8. STUDENT GELLETA The 1967 Top Honors Graduates consisted of thr upper 5% of the senior doss. These students all maintained averages above 3.7 during the three years of high school SEATED Annette Smith. Kay Christy, Loraine Hayden, Debbie Mink, Sharman Davis, Kay Campbell. SI'A S'DING: Diane Hines, Barbara Miller. Dale Spong, Bruce Gaarder, Jane Berge. Janice Johnson. SOT PICTURED: Marc Mauseth. Gelleta Kitila, our American Field Service student, came to Central from Lakamt. F.thiopa In a short time students had shortened Gelleta to Gil. He found his fellow Centralites very- outgoing and friendly. Gil showed a genuine interest in our country and often gave Central students a better understanding and knowledge of F.thiopa and its people. A.F.S. promotes international friendship Central's representatives Mike Jordan, Loraine Hayden and Marc Mauseth GIRLS' AND BOYS' STATE Last summer Central sent three representatives to Girls and Boys' State Michael Jordan. Man Mauseth and Loraine Hayden were among hundreds of students participating in this American Legion sponsored activity. These students spent one week actually “living governmentThese students, representing; all areas of Minnesota, organized political parties and held elections for state offices. The purpose of Girls' and Boys' State is to give high school students a knowledge of state government and the political method of organization. HONORS DIPLOMA Pamela Angier Jane Bcrge Chery 11 Brown Kay Campbell Kay Christy Sharman Davis Thomas Falck Deborah Flink Bruce Gaardcr ohn Gustafson .orainc Hayden )iane Hines Xarrone Johnson anice Johnson Michael Jordan I)e in Ka I piers Lcni Kraulik Kenneth Leonhardi Myla Lewis Marc Mauseth Mary Merrill Barbara Miller Barbara Protzner Monika Protzner Joel Kajiaich Diane Schiks Annette Smith Dale Spong Paul Sulzlxuh Mark Terres Robert Vogel Bruce VVizik James NVodrich Linda Zimmer 89 THE RAINMAKER IN REHEARSAL “THE RAINMAKER” CAST Lizzie ............................................Terry Strand Starbuek...........................................Marc Mauseth File ..........................................Lewis Whitlock H. C.....................................................Thomas Falck Noah...........................................Michael Jordan Jim......................................................Tollic Flippin Sheriff.................................................Jacques Lewis Student Director..........................................Julie Gilligan Director .........................................Marilyn Noyle Stage Supervisor..................................Harold Koch At the time of a paralyzing drought in the West, we encounter a widower. H.C.. his two sons, Noah and Jim. and his unmarried daughter, Lizzie. Plain Lizzie is overripe for marriage, and therefore is made the object of her family's constant effort to find a husband. Scorching heat and parched earth prevail when Starbuek suddenly appears and promises to make rain for the tidy sum of $100 dollars. This strange rainmaker soon wins the confidence of the Curry family. As Starbuek draws closer into their circle, Lizzie gains faith in his strange rites and (or the first time in life she allows herself to believe that she possesses a real beauty of her own. With the making of rain, Lizzie finds herself and love. 91 Augustcr Alexandcr Brenda Anderson Sheila Anderson Teryl Anderson Pamela Angier Carol Appleseth Jerome Arradondo Patricia Atkinson Thomas Aurdahl Richard Baran Ruth Baumann Ruth Becker Donald Bellfield Ronald Bellfield 92 Richard Bcndickson Linda Benner Jane Bergc Sharon Gann iff Marla Childress Hilda Chivers Sonja Christiansen Thomas Christman Kay Christy Marilyn Clark Laurence Cline Nancy Cody Floyd Crawford David Cunningham Sharman Davis Mary Deason John Dentinger Michael Diederichs Colleen Doherty 94 James Douglas Tom Drogseth Patricia Dumpmann Mary Eaton Carol Ellis Steven Elvendahl Karla Engstrom Charles Eskew Thomas Falck Wayne Fannon Janet Farber Sandra Farr Deborah FI ink Tollie Flippin Daniel Follingstad Mary Foreman Sandra Forslin Robert Foss Bruce Gaarder Larry Garnett 95 Julie Gilligan Katherine Gleason Cheryl Goodwin Russell Grant Laurence Gray Karen Grossman John Gustafson Ben Hall Julie Hapsch Loraine Hayden Pam Heine Sharon Hence Patricia Herndon Juliana Hill 96 Diane Hines Gayle Holmberg Cary Holier Sherry Howell Janet Jacobson Gregory Janovec Alton Jenkins Arva Johnson Janice Johnson Pamela Johnson Thomas Johnson William Johnson Jack Jones Michael Jordan 97 Barbara Kchoc Wendy Keller Don Kcrnlcr Mary Kinney Vernon Klanderud Julie Klarquist Sandra Knight Alanna Kranz Lcni Kraulik Scott Krepela William Krzyska Linda Kurtz Devin Kalpiers Terrence Kane Tom Keating Michael Keefe Barbara Latoski Shirley Lauscng Nancy La Violent Lillian Laws 98 [James Lcedham Kenneth Lconhardi [Deborah Lewis [Jacques Lewis Terry Martin Charles Martini Glen Martinscn Robert Matthews Myla Lewis Arliss Lindblom Gregory Lombard Richard Lowman Dale Lutz Rodney Lyle Karin Maas Carl Mabone Ivory Maddox Dave Malberg Bertha Mallory Andrea Martin 99 Marc Mauscth Doris Mayfield Sandra Mayo Kevin MeAndrew Claudia SteGraw Ann Mendenhall Mary Merrill Dan Merten fames Merten Tavid Mickelburg Barbara Miller 100 Glenn Miller Karen Miller Mary Millet Jo Anne Mitchell Marilyn Morningstar Richard Mortenson Barbara Nelson Gayle Nelson Kathleen Nelson Rosemary Nevils Rita Newman 101 Terry Newman Linda Nordby Barbara Nubbe Thomas () Keefe Jackie Olson Sherman Olson Nancy Opseth Dennis Overland V'icki Oyc 1'hercsa Palmer Patricia Pederson Christine Peterson 102 Patricia Peterson Roxann Peterson Sherry Peterson Edward Pittman Pamela Pope Charlotte Prestemon Barbara Protzner Gabriele Protzner Monika Protzner Joel Rapaich Bonnie Rasmussen Theresa Ray Marlene Schreifels Clarence Session Juanita Shanninghouse Irma Shannon Terry Rogers Michael Rosch Larry Rozanski Walter Russell Alice Rutkowski Karen Santee Cynthia Saunders Diane Sehiks 104 Pamela Snargrass Dan Sorsolcil Steve Soucy Dale Spong James Springer Paul Stephens Dianne Stoll David Stolts Douglas Strand Terry Strand Darlene Sturgeon Dawn Sturgeon Paul Sulzbach Larry Swanson Mark Terres Barbara Thomas 105 Delia Thompson Keith Thompson Vernice Tinsley Brenda Tolbert Robert Triplett JoAnn Turner John Underferth Cynthia Van Bergen Sandra White Lewis Whitlock Doris Williams Richard Williams Betty VVinsor Robert VVinsor Bruce Wizik James Wodrich Helen Wolfram Charles Wright Francinc Wright Linda Zimmer Liga Zirups Gifford Hendrix 107 SENIOR DIRECTORY A ALEXANDER, AUGUSTER - Football. Boys’ C Winner. Future Plans: Undecided ANDERSON. BRENDA Honor Roll. Spanish Club. Pep Club. Speech Activities. Future Plans Executive Secretary. ANDERSON. SHAROLYN - United Fund. Future Plans Marriage. ANDERSON. SHEILA — Girls Glee Club, Work Program. Future Plans: Work. ANDERSON. TERRY Business Girls Club, Lady of the Court. Future Plans; Undecided. AN'GIER, PAMELA - Honor Roll. Red Cross. Banking. Tri-Etles, German Club. Pep Club. Tennis. G. A. A., Girls “C Winner. Future Plans: Mankato State College. APPLESETH, CAROL Work Program. Future Plans: Beautician. ARCHAMBAULT. EL WOOD — Future Plans: Undecided. ARNESON. JOHN Future Plans: Undecided A RR A DON DO, JEROME Future Plans: Commercial Artist. ATKINSON, PATRICIA Red Cross, Choir. Tri-Etles, Pep Club, Lady of the Court, Homecoming Committee. Safety Council. Photography Club President. Future Plans: College AURDAHL, THOMAS — Future Plans Army. B BA RAN, RICHARD - Work Program. Future Plans: Undecided BAUMANN. RUTH Projection Crew, Choir, Spanish Club, Junior Achievement. Future Plans Trade School. BECKER, RUTH Banking, Projection Crew, Junior Achievement Vice President, Future Plans: Travel. BELLFIELD, DONALD Cross Country, Football, Track. Boys “C” Winner. Future Plans: College. BELLFIELD. RONALD Cross Country. Football. Track, Boys C” Winner, Future Plans: Undecided BENDICKSON, RICHARD Projection Crew, Baseball, Football, Track, Future Plans: Air Force. BENNER. LINDA — Red Cross, Lunchroom Monitor, Tri-Ettes, Spansh Club, Business Girls Club. Junior Achievement . Future Plans: College. BERGE, JANE — National HonorSociety, Honor Roll, Tri-Ettes, French Clut. Pep Club. Homecoming Committee, Creative Writing Club. Great Books Club. Future Plans: I'of M, BIBEAU, CAROL— Future Plans: Undecided. BIEGERT, RONALD Projection Crew, Track, Future Plans: Game Warden BOUDREAUX. RICHARD — Banking. Hall Monitor, Lunchroom Monitor. Choir, Central Singers. Baseball, Basket-kill Football. Track. Boys “C Winner Future Plans: College BOYD. BEVERLY Red Cross, Banking. Tri-Ettes, Business Girls Club, Junior Achievement. Future Plans Business School. BRANTLEY, JANICE Future Plans: Nursing. BRETZKE, JOHN — Work Program Future Plans: Navy. B ROB ERG, CHARl.ES Future Plans Undecided. B ROB ERG. ROBERI Work Program Football, Swimming. Boy C Winner Future Plans. Navy BROWN, CIIERYLL Honor Roll, Counselor's Aide. Tri-Ettes, French Club. Homecoming Committer. Chess Club, Future Teachers Club Future Mans: Undecided. ui I.(.I K RICH KI) I uturePlans Radio Announcer. BUSHEY. STEPHANIE Work Pro-gram. Banking. Lunchroom Aide. Future Plans: Practical Nurse BUTTERFIELD. GAIL Honor Roll, Band. Work Program. G.A.A. Future Plans. Geneologist. c CALIGIUR1. MICHAEL Work Pro-gram. Hockey. Boys “C Winner. Future Plans: Undecided. CAMPBELL, KAY National Honor Society. Honor Roll, Student Council, library Aide, Choir Secretary, Central Singers, Tri-Ettes President, French Club, Pep Club, Homecoming Queen. Homecoming Committee, Cheerleader Co-Captain, Class Cabinet. Future Plans: College. VNNIII -'ll k Business Girls Club,Junior Achievement-Promotion Manager. Future Plans: College CHILDRESS, MARLA Choir.Central Singers. Pep Club. Pom Pom Girls. Business Girls Club. Future Plans Undecided. CHIVERS, HILDA Future plans: Beautician. CHRISTIANSEN. SONJA Honor Roll. Student Council, Banking, Band, Tri-Ettes-Chaplain, Spanish Club, Home-coming Committee. Cheerleader. Safety-Council. Future Plans: (adlege CHRISTMANN rHOMAS Band Junior Achievement, Baseball, Football. Tennis, Wrestling. Boy C” winner. Future Plans: Navy. CHRISTY. KAY National Honor Society, Honor roll. Student Council, Clerical Aide, Tri-Ettes, French Club, Pep Club, Pom Pom Girls, Homecoming Committee. G.A.A., Chess Club. Future Plans: U of M CLARK, MARILYN Future Plans Undecided CLINE, LARRY Choir, Hi-Y President, Golf, Hockey, Track, Creative Writing Club, Chess Club, Great Books Club. Future Plans: College. COBBIN. ANNA Future Plans Undecided. CODY, NANCY Business Girls Club. Future Plans: Secretary. COMMERFORD, CATHY — Business Girls Club. Future Plans: Undecided COPELAND. JOHN Future Plans Undecided. CRAWFORD. FLOYD Band Vice President, Junior Achievement, Football. Track. Wrestling. Boys “C Winner, Safety Council Future Plans: Undecided. CUNNINGHAM. DAVID Projection Crew, Future Plans: Musician. I) DAVIS, Si I ARM AN National Honor Society Secretary, Honor Roll. Student Council, Centralism Staff, French Club President, Pom Pom Girls. Drama Club. Junior Achievement Treasurer. Homecoming Committee Secretary, Senior Class Cabinet. Lady of the Court. Future Plans: Bradley University. DEASON, MARY Future Plans: Undecided. DEBO .E. CHERYL — Future Plans: Undecided. DEIOY, COLLEEN Future Plans I ndec ided DENTINGER. JOHN Future Plans Armed Forces. DIEDERICHS, MICHAEL Photography Club, Centralian Staff. Future Plans. Undecided. DOHERTY, COLLEEN - Clerical Aide, Business Girl Club. Junior Achievement. Future Plans Business (a� llege. DOUGLAS. JAMES Hall Monitor. Lunchroom Monitor. Work Program, Football, Wrestling, Creative Writing Club. Future Plans Navy. DROGSETH, TOM Honor Roll. Basketball, Swimming, Boys “C” Winner Future Plans. College. DUMPMAN. PATRICIA Future Plans Undecided. E EATON, MARY Future Plans Office ik EI.I.IS, CAROL Honor Roll. Spanish Club. Creative Writing Club. Future Plans: Undecided ELVENDAHL, STEVEN Work Program. Future Plans: Undecided. ENGSIROM. KARLA Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club. Business Girls Club. F‘uture Plans: Undecided. ESKEW, CHARLES — Projection Crew. Safety Council Future Plans: rmy. F FALC.K. TOM National Honor Society Vice President. Honor Roll, Red Cross, Banking, Centralian Staff. News Staff, Spanish Club. Pep Club, Homecoming Committee Co-Chairman. Hockey. Tennis. Boys C” Winner. Safety Council, Creative Writing Club-Treasurer, Photography Club I reasurer, Vice President, Great Books Club, Senior Cabinet Future Hans College. FANNON. WAYNE Future Plans: Work. FARBER. JANET Band. Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club. Pom Pom Girls. Business Girls Club, Safety Council, Creative Writing Club. Clerical ide. Future Mans College FARR, SANDRA (LA A.. Creative Writing Club. Future Plans: Cosmotoli-gist. FLINK, DEBORAH National Honor Society Asst. Secretary. Honor Roll. Centralian Staff Asst Editor, Band. Spanish Club-Secretary, Homecoming Committee, Creative Writing Club, Photography-Club, Great Books Club. Senior Cabinet. Future Plans; University of Minnesota. FLIPPIN, TOLLIE Honor Roll. Student Council, Red Cross, News Staff, Band President, Senior Class President, Junior Achievement. Homecoming Committee, Cross Country, Track, Wrestling. Boys “C Winner, Chess Club. Future Plans: College. FOLLINGSTAD, DANIEL Future Mans: Undecided. FOLWIGK, ROGER Chess Club. Future Plans: Computer Electronics. FORKMAN. MARY Spanish Club. Future Flans College. FORSLIN, SANDRA Work Program Future Plans Undecided. FOSS. ROBER T Future Plans: College. FREDRICKSON, SHIRLEY — Red Cross. Spanish Club, Business Girls Club. Future Teachers. Future Plans: Business School. FRICKE. LARRY Future Plans Undecided. G GAARDER, BRUCE National Honor Society. Honor Roll, Band. German Club-President, Golf. Track, Wrestling. Safety Council. Future Plans Macalester College. GARNETT, LARRY Hall Monitor. Lunchroom Monitor, Cross Country, Footliall. Track, Boys C Winner. Future Plans: Trade School. GILMGAN. JUI.IF. Honor Roll, Cen-tralian Stalf. Band. Tri-Ettes, French Club, Pep Club. Speech Activities, Drama Club-Vice-President. Homecoming Committee Future Plans University of Minnesota. GLEASON. KATHERINE Banking. Tri-Ettes, Pep Club. Business Girls Club. Junior Achievement. Future Plans: Undecided GOODWIN. CHERYL Future Plans Undecided GRANT. RUSSEL — Baseball. Football. Hoekc), Boys C” Winner Future Plans: Trade School. GRK LM ki N( I Honor Roll, Band. German Club. Pep Club. Junior Achievement. Homecoming Committee. Football, Track. Boys “C ‘Winner. Safety Council. Creative Writing Club. Chess Club. Future Plans: College GROSSMAN. KAREN Future Plans Undecided. GUSTAFSON, JOHN National Honor Society, Honor Roll. German Club, Basketball. Tennis. Boys 'C” Winner. Chess H HALL, BEN — Future Plans: Undecided. HAPSCH, JULIE — Red Cross. Banking, News Staff, Spanish Club, Speech Activities. Business Girls Club. Great Books Club. Future Plans: College. HARDY. DONALD — Future Plans: Undecided HARRNON, ROBERT Future Plans Undecided HAYDEN, LORAINE National Honor Society President, Honor Roll. Banking. Centralian Staff-Editor, Band, Tri-Ettes. Spanish Club, Homecoming Committee. Girls State. Creative Writing Club-Vice President, Great Books Club. Future Plans: College. HAYFORD, DANIEL —Future Plans: Undecided. HEINE. PAMELA - Clerical Aid. Span-ish Club, Business Girls Club. Future Plans: Undecided. HENCE, SHARON Clerical Aide, Spanish Club, Business Girls Club Future Plans Undecided HERNDON, PATRICIA Honor Roll. Student Council Treasurer. Banking, News Staff, Band, Tri-Ettes, French Club Vice President. Pep Club, Class Secretary, Drama Club, Sno-Daz Attendant, Homecoming Committee. G.A.A.. Future Teachers Future Plans: College. HILL. CAROLYN — Future Plans Nursing School. HILL, JERRY — Speech Activities Future Plans: Undecided. HILL, JULIANA - Tri-Ettes. French Club. Future Plans: College HILL. ROBER T - Future Plans: Undecided. HINES, DIANE — National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Centralian Staff, Spanish Club, Vice President, Pep Club. Lady of the Court, G.A.A., Girls “C” Winner, Cheerleaders. Creative Writing Club, Cen-twirlettcs. Future Plans Minneapolis School of .Art. HOLMBERC, GAYLE News Staff-Sports Editor. French Club. Pep Club. Future Teachers President Future Plans. Hist on- Teacher. IIOLTER. CARY Future Plans: Undecided HOWELL, SHERRY — Honor Roll, Centralian Staff, French Club, Chess Club Future Plans Nursing. HUGHES. CAROLYN - Future Plans Undecided. .) JACOBSEN, JANET — Honor Roll, News Staff. Choir, Tri-Ettes. Future Plans Undecided JANOVEC. GREGG Banking. Work Program. Future Plans: Naval Service. JENKINS, ALTON Football. Track. Wrestling, Boys “C” Winner. Future Plans: Phyd. Ed. Teacher. JOHNSON. ARVA - Tri-Ettes, French Club. Pep Club, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A. Future Plans: College. JOHNSON, DARRONE — National Honor Society, Honor Roll, News Staff Future Plans: Commercial Broadcast Engineering. JOHNSON, JANICE National Honor Society. Honor Roll, Student Council, Banking, Choir, Central Singers. Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Lady of the Court, Homecoming Committee, Girls “C” Winner, Cheerleader. Future Plans College. JOHNSON, PAMELA Student Council, Red Cross, Spanish Club, Junior Achievement, Safety Council, Penny’s ‘Teen Hoard Future Plans: Junior Col- JoHnSON, THOMAS — Honor Roll, Red Cross, Banking, French Club, Pep Club. Homecoming Committee, Football, Track. Wrestling, Boys “C” Winner, Safety Council. Future Hans: College. JOHNSON. WILLIAM Banking, Projection Crew, Band, Junior Achievement. Swimming. Boys ‘C” Winner, Chess Club. Future Plans Drafting JONES, JACK Future Plans Undecided JONES. RALPH — Future Plans: Art School. JORDAN. MICHAEL National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Projection Crew, News Staff-Asst Editor. German Club, Class Cabinet, Swimming Boys C Winner, Boys State. Chess Club. Future Plans: Foreign Service. K KALPIERS, DEVIN National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Tri-Ettes, School Treasurer, French Club-Secretary-Treasurer, Pep Club. Homecoming Committee Co-Chairman, G.A.A., Class Cabinet Future Plans: College. KANE, TERRENCE Honor Roll. Projection Crew, French Club. Work Program, Football. Hockey, Boys “C” Winner. Future Plans Undecided. KEATING, THOMAS Basketball Future Plans: Vocational 'Training KEEFE. MICHAEL Future Plans: Undecided. KEHOE, BARBARA — Projection Crew, Future Plans: Undecided KELLER, WENDY - Library Aide,Centralian Staff. 'Tri-Ettes Publicity Chairman. Spanish Club, Pep Club. Pom Pom Girls, Lady of the Court. Homecoming Committee, Creative Writing Club, Future Plans MpU. School of Art. KERNLER, DON Honor Roll Future Plans Trade School KINNEY. MARY — Future Plans: Undecided KLANDERUD, VERNON - Spanish Club, Work Program, Cross Country, Track, Creative WritingClub. Future Plans Bible College KLARQUIST, JULIE Honor Roll. Choir, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club. Photography Club. Chess Club. Pep Club. Homrroming Attendant, Homeroming Committee, Creative Writing Club. Future Plans: College KNIGHT, SANDRA French Club. Pep Club. Pom Pom Girls. Business Girls Club. Junior Achievement. Future Plans: Business. KOCHENDORFER. JAMES N.Y.C Future Plans: Doctor. KRANZ, ALANNA Honor Roll. Tri-Ettes. Spanish Club. Homecoming Committee. Future Plans: University of Minnesota. KRAULIK. LENI Work Program Future Plans Undecided. KREPELA, SCOTT Spanish Club. Foot lull. Track. Boys C- Winner Future Plans College KRYZKA, WILLIAM Future Plans Undecided KUCERA, LES Football. Track. Boys C” Winner. Future 11.1ns: University of Minnesota. KURTZ. LINDA Future Plans: Undecided L LAMBERT. CHARLES Hall Monitor. Lunchroom Monitor, Wrestling. Future Plans: College. LANGWORTHY. JOHN — Future Plans: Undecided. LARSON. RODNEY Future Plans: Undecided. I.ATOSK1, BARBARA Honor Roll, 'Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club. Future Plans: College. LA US ENG, SHIRLEY Business Girls Club Future Plans: Airline Stewardess. LaVlOLETTE, NANCY - Clerical Aide. French Club. Pom Pom Girls. Business Girls Club. Future Plans Undecided LAWS, LILLIAN — Work Program. Future Plans: Bible College. LEEDHAM. JAMES — Honor Roll. News Staff, German Club. Swimming. 'Tennis. Boys C Winner, Skiing, Chess Club. Future Plans: College LEONHARD!, KEN Honor Roll. News Staff, Golf. Boys C” Winner. Chess Club. Future Plans: College. LEWIS, DEBORAH - Clerical Aide. Choir, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Pom Pom Girls, Business Girls Club, Junior Achievement, G.A.A Future Plans: Social Worker LEWIS. JACQUES — Honor Roll, Projection Crew, N’ews Staff. German Club. Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee, Cross Country, Track, Wrestling. Boys “C Winner, Chess Club. Future Plans: College. LEWIS, MYLA — ilonor Roll, Student Council Secretary, News Staff. Choir, Central Singers, Tri-Ettes Vice. President . French Club, Pep Club, Homecoming Attendant, Homecoming Committee. Cheerleader, Safety Council. Future Plans: Stout Stale. LINDBLOM, ARl.ISS - Honor Roll, News Staff, Band, Pep Club. Tri-Etta, Business Girls Club. Future Plans University of Minnesota. LOMBARD. GREG Future Plans Dunwoody Institute. LOW MAN. RICHARD Basketball, Cross Country, Tennis, Track, Boys “C” Winner. Future Plans: Navy. LUNDHEIM. PAUL - Future Plans: Tinker. LUTZ. DALE — Future Plans: Trade School. LYLE, RODNEY Honor Roll, Spanish Club, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Boys “C Winner. Future Plans: College. M MAAS, KARIN Honor Roll, Tri-Ettes, Future Plans: Undecided. MABONE, CARL — Red Cross. Lunchroom Monitor. Spanish Club, Baseball co-captain. Basketball, Football captain. Boys “C Winner. Future Hans: Col- MA?)DOX, IVORY Honor Roll. Student Council, Library Aide, Clerical Aide, Pom Pom Girls-Prcsident. Business Girls Club President. Homecoming Attendant. Future Plans: College MALBERG, DAVE — Future Plans: Undecided. MALLORY. BERTHA Work Program. Future Plans: Undecided. MANGAN, JAMES — Future Plans: Undecided MARTIN, ANDREA - Choir. Future Plans: Vocational School. MARTIN', TERRY - Baseball, Wrestling, Boys C Winner. Safety Council. Future Plans: Service. MARTINI, CHARLES Banking, Track. Future Plans: College. MARTINSEN, GLENN Honor Roll, Hall Monitor, Lunchroom, Monitor, Spanish Club. Junior Achievement, Baseball, Football, Hockey. Future Plans: College. MAUSETH, MARC — National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Student Council President, News StafT-Editor in Chief, German Club-Vice-President, Speech Activities, Cross Country-captain. Golf. Swimming-captain. Boys “C Winner, Boys State, Chess Club, Class Cabinet. Future Plans: College. MAYFIELD. DORIS — Honor Roll, Spanish Club. Pep Club, Business Girls Club. Future Plans Key Punch Operator. MAYO, SANDRA — Red Cross, Banking, Choir. German Club. Baton Twirler. Future Plans: Office Work. McANDREW', KEVIN Projection Crew, Safety Council. Future Plans: Collie McNEIL. ROBER T Banking, Hotkey . Future Plans: Service. McQUISTON, LARRY Work Program, Safety Council Future Plans: Undecided MENDENHALL. ANN News Staff. Pep Club, Pom Pom Girls, Future Teachers. Future Plans: Fashion Design- MERRILL, MARY Honor Roll, Bank-ing, Centralian Staff. Tri-Ettes. Stxinish Club, Pep Club, Drama Club, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A. Future Plans: Major in History MERTEN, DAN — Work Program Future Plans: Undecided MERTEN. JAMES Future Plans: Undecided MICKELBURG. DAVID - News Staff. Band. Spanish Club, Cross Country, Football, Hockey, Track. Boys “C Winner. Future Plans: Art School MILLER. BARBARA — National Honor Society, Honor Roll, French Club. Chess Club. Great Books Club. Future Teachers. Future Plans: College. MILLER. GLEN Honor Roll, Projection Crew. News Staff, German Club, Pep Club. Speech Activities, Drama Club, Junior .Achievement. Cross Country, Swimming. Track, Chess Club, Class Cabinet. Future Plans: College. MILLER. KAREN — Clerical Aide, Cm-tralian Staff, Band, Tri-Ettes, Pep Club, Pom Pom Girls, Business Girls Club. Sno-Daze Attendant, Lady of the Court. Homecoming Committee. Future Plans: College MILLET, MARY — Honor Roll. Spanish Club, Photography Club. Future Plans College. MITCHELL, JO ANNE Tri-Ettes, Business Girls Club, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A. Future Plans: Minn. School of Business. MOORE, BETTIE — Future Plans: Undecided MORN INGSTA R. MARILYN - Clerical Aide. Business Girls Club. Future Plans: Undecided. MORTENSON, RICHARD — Honor Roll, Band, French Club. Future Plans: Undecided. MURRAY, JAMES - Choir. Future Plans: Undecided. N NARDUCCI, PETE — Basketball. Football, Track, Boys C Winner. Future Plans: School. NELSON. BARBARA Projection Crew. Business Girls Club, Junior Achievement. Future Plans: Business Career. NELSON. GAYLE Business Girls Club. Future Plans Secretary. NELSON, KATHLEEN — Business Girls Club. Future Plans. Undecided. NELSON. KENNETH Future Plans School. NEVILS, ROSEMARY - Centralian Staff, Tri-Ettes, Homecoming (kimmil-tee. G.A.A., Donaldson's Teen Board Future Plans: Penn. State. NEWMAN, RITA — Business Girls Club. Future Plans: Minnesota Business School. NEWMAN TERRY — Centralian Staff. Choir, Tri-Ettes, French Club, Pep Club. Creative Writing Club. Future Plans: Stout State. NORDBY, LINDA Business Girls Club. Future Plans: Secretarial Work. NUBBE. BARABARA Red Cross, Work Program. Future Plans Art School. NYSTUL. MIKE - Future Plans Undecided. o O'KEEFE. MIKE - Future Plans Air- Klane Mechanics. EF.FE, THOMAS - Work Program. Future Plans: Air Force. OLSON, JACQUELINE Tri-Ettes. Future Plans: Undecided OLSON, JIM - Future Plans Undecided OLSON. SHERMAN — Projection Crew. Future Plans: Navy. OPSETH, NANCr Business Girls Club. Future Plans: Undecided. OVERLAND, DENNIS Baseball. Football, Hockey. Wrestling. Boys “C Winner, Future Plans: College. OYE, VICKI — Clerical Aide, Business Girls Club, Work Program. Future Plans: Undecided. P PALM, ROBERT — Projection Crew Future Plans Undecided. PALMER, THERESA Clerical Aide, Business Girls Club, Work Program Future Plans. Legal Secretary. PEDERSON. PATSY Pep Club. Business Girls Club Future Plans Business School. PETERSEN, CHRISTINE Banking. Business Girls Club, Work Program. Future Plans: I B M PETERSON. PAT Honor Roll. Work Program. Future Plans: Nurses Train- . ng PETERSON, ROXANN — Honor Roll. Student Council, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Junior Achievement. Homecoming Committee. Future Plans: U of M. PETERSON. SHERRY — Work Program. Future Plans: Undecided. PITTMAN, EDWARD Baseball. Football. Boys “C Winner. Future Plans: Undecided POPE. PAMELA — Future Plans Office Work. PRESTEMON. CHARLOTTE — German Club, Drama Club. Future Plans: College. PROTZNER. BARBARA - Honor Roll, Choir. German Club. Future Plans: University of Minnesota. PROTZNER. GABRIELE Honor Roll. Red Cross, Choir. Future Teachers. Future Plans: University of Minnesota. PROTZNER, MONIKA Honor Roll, Red Cross, Banking, Choir. German Club. Future Plans: I niversity of Minnesota R RAMOS, TONY — Wrestling. Future Plans: Undecided RAPAICH.JOEL- Honor Roll. News Staff, Chess Club. Future Plans: Chemist. RASMUSSON, BONNIE — Choir. Girls Glee Club. Tri-Ettes, French Club. Pep Club, Homecoming Committee. Creative Writing Club, Photography Club, Chess Club. Future Plans: College. REDDIN’, PAT — Future Plans: Undecided. REED. GAIL — Tri-Ettes. Spanish Club. Pom Pom Girls, Homecoming Committee. Future Plans: Teacher. REED, GWEN — Banking. Homecoming Committee. Future Plans: College. RESSLER. JERRY - Honor Roll. Future Plans; Army. REVERING, JAMES — Stage Crew. Choir, Junior Achievement, Work Program, Photographv Club. Future Plans: Work RIEGER, JOHN — Projection Crew, Work Program, Swimming. Future Hans University of Minnesota. ROBERTS. GAkY Tennis, Skiing. Future Plans: School ROBERTS, SHARON - Honor Roll. Student Council, Homecoming Attendant. Future Plans: Nursing. ROBINSON, JIMMY —Spanish Club. Speech Activities, Baseball. Basketball captain, Football captain, Boys “C” Winner. Future Plans: College. ROBINSON KAY Red Cross, Clerical Aide, Tri-Ettes, French Club, Pep Club, Pom Pom Girls. Speech Activities. Business Girls Club, Junior Achievement, Lady oftheCourt, HomecomingCom-mittee, G.A.A. Future Plans: College ROGERS. TERRY — Honor Roll. Projection Crew. Future Plans: College ROSCH, MICHAEL — Work Program Future Plans: None. ROZANSKI, LARRY Projection Crew. Future Plans. Undecided RUTKOWSKI, ALICE Honor Roll. German Club. Future Plans: College. RUTT. ANITA Future Plans: Undccid-ed. RYAN, DAVID Work Program. Future Plans: Undecided s SANTEE, KAREN — Future Plans: Undecided. SAUNDERS, CYNTHIA - G A A Future Plans Work SCHIKS. DIANE — National Honor Society. Honor Roll, Tri-Ettes. Spanish Club. Business Girls Club. Future Plans: Business School. SCHMIDT. CARL — Hockey co-captain, Boys “C Winner, Future Plans: Col- SCFlREIFELS, MARLENE Future Plans. Business School. SCHUVEILLER. BRUCE Future Plans: Undecided SEIDEL. RICHARD — Future Plans: Navy. SESSION. CLARENCE Banking. Track. Future Plans: Undecided SHANNINGHOUSE. JUANITA Future Plans: Business School SHANNON. IRMA Honor Roll. Banking. French Club. Pep Club. Speech Activities, Homecoming Committee, G.A.A.. Great Books Club. Future Plans: College. SHIMODA, ALAN — Future Plans: Undecided. SIEG, RICHARD Work Program, Track. Equipment Room Future Plans: College. SMART, KENNETH Band. Football. Boys “C” Winner. Future Plans. Service. SMITH. ANNETTE — National Honor Society, Honor Roll. Banking. Choir, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club. Pep Club. Homecoming Committee, Cheerleader. Senior Cabinet. Future Plans: College. SMITH, LARRY — Baseball. Basketball, Football. Track. Boys C Winner. Future Plans: College SMITH, YOLANDA - Future Plans Undecided. SNARGRASS, PAMELA — Red Cross, Business Girls Club, Junior Achievement. Future Plans: Business College SODERBLOM, LINDA — Future Plans: Undecided. SORSOLEIL. DAN - Radio Club Future Plans: College. SOUCY, STEVE — Projection Crew, Class Officer. Cross Country, Track. Senior Class Vice-President Future Plans: College. SPONG, DALE — National Honor Society Treasurer. Honor Roll. German Club, Pep Club. Baseball. Basketball, Boys C Winner Future Plans: College. SPRINGER, JAMES Banking. Future Plans: None STEPHENS, PAUL - Chess Club. Future Plans: College STINSON. BLAINE - Future Plans: Undecided. STOLL. DiANNE — Banking.German Club. Speech Activities. Homecoming Committee. G.A.A., Photography Club. Future Plans: College. STOLTS, DAVID Projection Crew. Future Plans: Undecided. STRAND. DOUG — Football, Basketball. Boys “C Winner. Future Plans: College STRAND. TERRY Honor Roll. Stu- dent Council, Library Vide. Tri-Ettes. Spanish Club. Speech Activities Lady of the Court, Homecoming Committee, Cheerleader Future Plans: Ma cel aster College. STURGEON, DARLENE - G.A.A. Future Plans: Business School. STURGEON. DAWN G.A A Future Plans Undecided SULZBACH, PAUL National Honor Society, Honor Roll. Centralian Staff, News Staff, News Editor. Hi Y. German Club, Homecoming Committee, Tennis. Boys C” Winner. Photographv Club President, Chess Club. Future Plans College SWANSON. LARRY Work Program. Future Plans. Dunwoodv. T TAYLOR. CLARENCE — Basketball, Football, Track. Future Plans: L’nderid-ed. TAYLOR, THERESA Work Program. Lunchroom Aid. Future Plans: L.P.N. TER RES, MARK Honor Roll, Student Council, Spanish Club. Sno-Da e Attrn-dent. Baseball, Basketball, Football, Boys C” Winner, Class Cabinet Future Plans Hustle Through College. THOMAS, BARBARA Projection Crew, G.A.A., Chess Club, Business Girls Club. Future Plans: Secretary THOMPSON, DELIA Red Cross. Girls Glee Club, Junior Achievement. G.A.A Future Plans: College. THOMPSON. KEITH Track. Future Plans: Navy. THOMPSON. WILLIAM — Projection Crew, Football, Track, Boys “C’1 Winner. Future Plans. College. TINSLEY, VERNICE Honor Roll. Band, French Club, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, Lady of the Court. Homecoming Committee, Chess Club. Future Teachers. Future Plans: College TOLBERT. BRENDA Red Cross. Work Program Future Plans: Minnesota School of Business. TRIPLETT, ROBERT Future Plans: Undecided. TURNER, JOE ANN Tri-Ettes, Pep Club. Pom Pom Girls, Business Girls Club, Junior Achievement Future Plans: Business College TVINNEREIN, LEON Future Plans: Army. u UNDERFERTH, JOHN Honor Roll. German Club. Future Plans Undecided V VAN BERGEN. CINDY — Tri-Ettes. German Club. Pep Club, Business Girls Club. Future Plans: Cosmotology. VOGEL, BOB - Honor Roll. Student Council, French Club, Homecoming Committee, Baseball, Basketball. Football. Boys 'C” Winner. Safety Council Future Plans: Service. VYSKOC1L. LYNN — Future Plans: Collar w W ADE, JAMES — Spanish Club, Baseball, Football, Boys “C” Winner. Creative Writing Club, Chess Club Future Plans: College WADE, BILL Banking. Projection Crew, Junior Achievement, Basketball, Football, Track. Boys “C Winner. Chess Club. Future Plans. College. WEBB, JOYCE - Honor Roll. Student Council, Red Cross. Tri-Ettes. Spanish Club, Pep Club, Speerb Activities. Business Girls Club, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee. Safety (x un il. Senior Cabinet. Future Plans College WEESE. MICHAEL Work Program. Future Plans: Work W'ELTON. JOHN Future Plans Undecided. WEVER, WAYNE Future Plans None WHITE. SANDRA — Pep Club. Business Girls Club, Junior Achievement, G.A.A. Future Plans: Minnesota School of Business WHITLOCK. LEW IS Honor Roll, Centralian Staff. Band, Spanish Club. Drama Club, Junior Achievement, Homecoming Committee. Great Books Club. Future Plans Teacher WILLIAMS. DORIS Honor Roll. News Staff. Tri-Ettes. French Club, Pep Club. Drama Club, Homecoming Committee-Publicity Chairman, Junior Achievement Vice Pres, of Sales. Future Plans: College WILLIAMS. RICHARD French Club. Junior Achievement. Work Program. Future Plans: Undecided. WINSOR. BETTY — Banking, Business Girls Club, Work Program. Photography Club. Future Plans I.B.NL WINSOR, ROBERT Wrestling. Stage Crew. Future Plans Carpenter. WIZIK, BRUCE National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Band. Spanish Club President. Senior ('lass Treasurer, Football, Hockey. Tennis, Track. Boys ‘C” Winner. Future Plans: College. WODRICH, JIM — National Honor So-ciety. Honor Roll, German Club Treasurer, Baseball, Basketball, Football. Golf , Boys “C” Winner. Future Plans: Undecided. WOLFRAM. HELEN Clerical Aide Future Plans: Business School. WONG, PERRY Future Plans: Vocational School. WRIGHT.CHUCK Work Program, Hockey, Boys C” Winner. Future Plans: Undecided. W RIGHT. I RANCINE Red Cross, Lunchroom Monitor, Choir, Central Singers, Tri-Ettes, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Business Girls Club, Junior Achievement, G.A A Future Plans: (U)l lege Y YOUNG, CHARLES Future Plans Undecided z ZIMMER. LINDA - National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Student Council, Tri-Ettes, Speech Activities, Homecoming Committee, Class Cabinet Future Plans University of Minnesota. ZIRUPS, I.IGA Future Plans: Undecided. QENI0R8 REMEMBER 1)1 k Kl I) NI HI.I K Ml l.l. MNC. IO Not Ol k s NO )l I .ON I.IN AM) IOI.I.OM NOl DK k kl i) i Hi.I I Willi I Mill IO l( K)kN' N I Will l DAXOI k Ol I III FOE VOl l.l. 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