Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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.

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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.

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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