Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 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.

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 ■'» 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

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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.