Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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.

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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.

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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