Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1970 volume:

a CENTRAUAN 1970 Table of Contents FACULTY ........... 4 SENIOR LIFE.........14 SPORTS..............44 ORGANIZATIONS .... 68 STUDENT LIFE.......84 UNDERCLASSMEN ... 96 SENIOR DIRECTORY . 126 MINNEAPOLIS CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Administrative intern, Mr. Flannery, Asst. Principal, Mr. Williams, Asst. Principal, Mr. McCoy, Uason Officer, Mr. W'orkcuff, Principal, Mr. Roehning. It will soon be two years since I returned to Central after an absence of about a dozen years. I have been pleased to note that a majority of students are still serious about doing a good job in school and earning a high school diploma. Most of you arc also concerned citizens who are actively helping your fellow human beings to gain an equality of opportunity and citizenship. I especially wish to praise those who have given of themselves the extra effort that is needed to make one proud to be a Cen-tralite and to make me proud to be at Central. Many students could be named as outstanding citizens, but I am sure I am not even aware of all who have helped to pull the load. I have seen many of you as members of our athletic teams, as cheerleaders, as Human Relations Committee officers and members, as Student Council officers and members, as office aides, as choir and band members, and as members of many other organizations both in and out of school. There have also been single individuals, many unknown, who have also contributed in many ways. To all of you who have done what you could for Central, you have already been rewarded, especially in knowing that your contribution made you a better person in some way and gained for you the something that will make the game of life easier for you. I wish all of you seniors the best of luck in all of your future endeavors. Those of us who stay behind will be looking for news of your accomplishments. 6 G. E. Roehning L. TO R. Mr. Jones, Mr. Heidcr, Mr. Koppelman, Mrs. Madland. FINE ARTS AND BUSINESS The band puts on two yearly concerts, at Christinas and Spring. They also add a lot to our weekly pep fests. The Art Department dresses up fourth floor with lots of color. The Business Department prepares students for both the business world and college. Expanding programs and new teaching techniques make the business classes more relevant. Subjects taught include typing, shorthand, steno skills, office skills, office preparatory, record keeping, bookkeeping and consumer economics. L. TO R. Mr. Lackas, Miss Adams, Mrs. Cronberg, Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Cahm. 7 The English Department has changed their curriculum this year. With the broad variety of classes available, students are given an opportunity to study the subjects in which they are most interested. L. TO R. Mrs. Greiling, Miss Mashck, Mrs. Shutts, Mrs. Baglcy, Mr. Holden, Mrs. Ocshner, Mrs. Sellers, Mr. Hoke, Mrs. Jordan. ENGLISH HISTORY A change was made in the History Department this year. Every quarter new choices of classes were offered, mixing seniors, juniors, and sophomores. Instead of general courses, students could study in depth topics relevant to their own interests. L. TO R. Mr. King, Mr. Dupre, Miss Raymond, Mrs. Caranicas, Mr. Miller, Mr. Fischer. 8 HOME ECONOMICS The aim of the Home Economics Department is to help girls and boys become better homemakers. The clothing classes learn bout the basic fundamentals of materials as well as budgeting and construction of them. In foods one learns to balance and prepare meals. Miss Daniels and Mrs. Palmer. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Hendriks, Mr. Kramer, Mr. Mitchulis, Mr. O'Connor, Mr. Blom. The Industrial Arts Department is headed by wood teacher, Mr. Blom. Four new teachers were added to the staff, Mr. Mitshulis--Electronics, Mr. Kra-mer--Auto Mechanics, Mr. Hendricks--Metals, and Mr. O'Conner--Drafting. New ideas have been added to each of the five classes to make them more interesting than ever before. These classes have proved to be great background classes for anyone. IONSTRA' The Vocational Relations staff helps students prepare themselves for the business world. Studies include Employee-Employer Relations, Basic Skills, Job Situations and actual working experiences. Language: Mr. Anderson, Miss Kraning, and Mrs. Lund-heim. The languages offered at Central are French, German and Spanish. Besides learning the language of a country, the history and'culture is also studied. This year we have a new German teacher, Mr. Anderson. Math: Mr. Hansen, Mr. Beske, Mr. Mc-Namer, Mr. Thorcson. The Math Department has added an extra class this year in computer programming. Minneapolis Honeywell has furnished us with unlimited free time on their computer which gives Central the best program of this type in the city. Other subjects include Elementary Algebra, Plane and Solid Geometry, Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry, Senior Math, Math Analysis and Calculus for some seniors. Mr. Thoreson is the head of this department. 10 STANDING, Mr. Oliver, Mr. Murphy, Mrs. Cronberg, SEATED, Miss Sargin, Mr. Stru-kel. Our Social Workers are dedicated to aiding Central students when they are in need of help. A Mr. Koch is the head of the Science Department again this year. Courses offered are Physics and Chemistry which are very interesting because much of the work is laboratory experiments. Biology is also a very fascinating course of the study of living things. Science: R. Hovey, H. Koch, L. Niles, D. Jackson. Building strong, physically fit bodies is the job of our Physical Education Department. Once more, dependable Mr. Anderson is head whistle blower for this department. This year we have two new members, Miss Calbert and Mrs. Hudson. Included in this department are health, G. A. A., and intramural activities. Physical Ed: Mr. Hudson, Miss Calbert, Mrs. Hudson, Mr. Anderson. STANDING, Mr. Jibben, Mr. Cooley, Miss Giannetta, Miss Anderson. Central High has a counselor for each grade, plus a vocational counselor for students on the Part-Time Work School Programs and out of school youth. The Counselors work with students individually and in groups. My student need is of concern to the counseling staff. Information and help in making decisions about Occupational, Vocational, and Personal planning are available. Cooks: S. Schocnike, L. Dodge, B. Calhoun, M. Anderson, M. Leners, J. Office; SEATED, M. Pascoe, M. Thomas, L. Heim. STANDING, B. Stockmo, L. Jones, M. Miller, V. Pfeifer, E. Johnson. Janitors: SEATED, J. Hacker, W. Fischer, W. Osborne. v.«l Cregan, J. Form, R. Messinbrink, M. Kmeger, H. Swanson. Librarians Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Bjugan, J. Caesar, Mrs. Sheehan, Mrs. Mai and, Mrs. Revsbeck. SENIOR LIFE DARLENE ADAMS MARGARET ALLEN LESLIE ANDERSON BRIDGET ATKINSON JOAN AULWES MELODY AURDAHL KATHY AWT DORY BACARREZA DONNA BATEMAN DENISE BAUSTIAN 16 JODY BJUGAN SHARON BLOMBERG JERRY BOELTER RICHARD BOYD CAROL BRJGGS CAROL BROCKMAN PAM BROWN 17 GREG CARLSON KATHY CARLSON JOHNNY CHAPPELL LINDA CHIN YVONNE CLARK 18 GALE COLLINS KEN CORMICAN GENE CROTTY MYRON DACK DEBRA DAHL TERRY DANFORTH SHEILA DANIELS ROSANNE DE YOUNG 19 RODNEY DECKER MARK DIEHL 20 DEREK GUILLE JAMES GAGNON KEN GARY BEVERLY CLANTON PATTY HALL ROBERT HALL 21 STEPHANIE HILL TIM HOLMES 22 DELLSIE HOOKS LINDA HUBBARD TOD HUBBARD 23 SOLOMON HUGHES SUSAN JANSEN ESSIE JENKINS DAVID JENSEN GORDY JOHNSON JACKIE JOHNSON PAT JOHNSON DEBBIE JONES GREG KELA BEN KELLER JACKIE KING 24 SAM KNOX JANET KRAFT ROSEMARY KRAMER SALLY LAMSON MIKE LARSON PAM LAWRENCE JOANN LAWS RUTH UNDBERG ROBERT LUOMA 25 WALTER LUOMA PAULETTE MARSHALL PAT McDANIEL CORA McFARLAND JOYCE McCLOTHIN LORI MELLOTT STEVE MEVISSEN 26 MARIA MILES DAVID MILLER DIANE MILLER ESTHER MILLER KRIS NORDAHL ALLEN NORDBY BOB NORTON 27 JOHN O'NEILI JIM OPSETH CHUCK PARKER MARLYS PAULSON PENNY PEOPLES DON PETERSON SUE PLANT CLAUDIA SCHAEFFER JANICE SCH1KS PETER SCHLOSSER 28 ROR SCHULTZ JET SON SCOTT CAROL SEMPLE MARY SHANNON CECELIA SHEPHERD PAUL SHERMAN LEO SIORIS MARILYN SJOTVEDT BEVERLY SMART PAM SMITH BOBBI SMITH JOHN SWANSON 29 MARC SWANSON SANDRA SWENSON WOLFGANG TEZLAFF BETTY TODD MARVIN TOOMBS TERRY TOWNSEND DIETER TRESKE GALEN TSCHIDA JOHN TURCEON MAURICE TYNER 30 LAURA VANSTROM BONNIE VEZINA YVONNE WADE DON WEST 31 JIM RUDNIK JACQUELINE THOMAS SENIORS FRONT ROW: S. Swenson, J. Butterworth, C. Hultman, L. Vanstrom, K. Nordahl. BACK ROW: J. Thomas, L. Wallace, S. Hill, W. Tetzlaff, W. Foster, C. Rud. The Honor Society admits only ten per cent of the graduating class, who excel in scholarship, leadership, and character. The Honor Society sold caramel apples at football games and also sold candy bars and peanut brittle during the year. They serve their school by ushering at many events. ROW 1: C. Rud (Vice-Pres.), S. Hill (Secretary), W. Tetzlaff (Treasurer), K. Nordah 1 (President). ROW 2:). Butterworth, J. Thomas, S. Vanstrom, L. Vanstrom, C. Drinkwine. ROW 3: L. Wallace, D. Wickman, T. Abele, V. Kast-ner. ROW 4: S. Swenson, C. Hodgeman, C. Hultman, J. Zimney, D. McFarland. ROW S: L. Sioris, D. Guille, J. Ober, W. Foster, J. Gagnon, Mr. Hansen (Advisor). TOP HONORS In order to graduate with Top Honors a senior must be in the top five per cent of his class as these students are. - —I m — n o T OZOI ROW 1: J. Thomas, B. Smart, E. Moss, B. Smith. ROW 2: J. Butterworth, B. Todd, A. Rieger, R. Hicks, J. Scott. ROW 3: L. Wallace, G. Hines, J. Rudnik, C. Parker, K. Gary, M. Swanson. The Senior Class Cabinet represents the senior class in organizing their activities. Through the cooperation of fellow students, the cabinet has planned activities such as: the Halloween Party, Christmas Party, Senior Party, Senior Banquet, Senior Prom and Commencement. SENIOR CLASS CABINET OFFICERS Ann Rieger...............Secretary Regenia Hicks . . Vice-President Leslie Wallace .... Treasurer Kenny Gary...............President 37 V- Jim Rudnik, Gary Hines, Regina Hicks, Dave Johnson. Girls and Boys State is sponsored by the American Legion. One week is spent living government. The students organize political parties and hold elections for state offices. Regenia Hicks was elected Governor and the other three Central representatives held prominent positions also. GIRLS AND BOYS STATE Fellow Central Students, Let me take this opportunity to thank you all very much for helping to make my year in the States a big success and an unforgctable experience for me. Thank you for the interest you have shown in my country and for the efforts you made to make me feel at home here. 1 have become quite attached to Central and I am looking forward to the time when, as a graduate, I can return to see how the school is getting along. I would like to convey special thanks to my American family for looking after me so well and to my teachers for helping me out anytime I didn't understand something--which tended to be fairly frequent. Minneapolis has become a second home to me and Central a new area full of friends and memories that will last forever. Keep the Central spirit high, till 1 come back. Thank you all very much, Derek Guille—A. F. S. 1969-70 DEREK The Baseball Team, under the coaching of Jim Anderson, exhibited great sportsmanship and outstanding playing ability. They were represented on the All City Team by pitcher Larry Whitmore and second baseman Steve Berry. The team of 69 was in close competition for the city title, and went into the District 17 play-offs with a record of 6 wins and 4 losses. FRONT ROW, E. Rogers, W. Louma, C. Schlichting, P. Rush, C. Whitmore, B. Benford. MIDDLE ROW, D. Johnson, B. Lochen, W. Lyle, F. Hinkle, B. Johnson, S. Berry, Tim Burkhardt. BACK ROW, Coach Bob Anderson, M. Turner, L. Whitmore, D. Lanncr, B. Evcnson, M. Diehl, B. Rod, Coach Jim Anderson. Central 2 Sou tli west 0 Central 2 Edison 3 Central 14 North 2 Central 12 Henry 5 Central 8 Marshall 1 Central 2 Washburn 8 Central 1 South 2 Central 5 Vocational 3 Central 2 Roosevelt 5 Central 8 West 7 47 BACK TO FRONT, Coach Oliver, Coach Eversly, Coach Williams, J. Gallagher, J. Miller, M. Tyner, M. Wollak, S. Knox, K. White, B. Berry, D. Miller, D. Peterson, D. Bowles, B. Chivers, J. Smith, T. Danforth, G. Hines, B. Keller, G. Lewis, M. Laursen, K. Gary, W. Croce, K. Greene. 48 The 1969 Track season was one that Central High School could again be proud of. We started by placing fourth in the Twin City Indoor Meet, but we took home more trophies than the winner. The highlights of the season were Captain Laursen's city record in the 880 yard dash and placing third in the State meet, Dwayne Bowie's victories in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, and Kenny Gary's first place victory in the city 440 yard dash. With many returning lettermen we look forward to another fine track season. TRACK 49 L. TOR., W. Foster, J. DeYoe, J. Waughtel, W. Hanson, K. Biegert, J. Edison, A. Knutson, D. Hoerdt, M. Sulzbach, C. Richards. Missing, T. Leedham. The '69 Tennis Team had an average season under the coaching of Mr. Thoreson. Among Central's netmen included two excellent singles players, Jack DeYoe and Tom Leedham. TENNIS The 1969 Golf Team had an average season last year. Lettermen Chuck Parker and Leo Sioris will be returning for the 1970 season. GOLF L. TO R. J. Coodlow, C. Parker, Coach Hovey, L. Sioris. CROSS COUNTRY Coach Oliver, B. Schaeffer, M. Mallory, G. Hcstness, M. Wollak, D. Selby, T. Miller, P. Bruce. Cross Country has always been a rough sport here at Central, but this year was even more engrueling than ever because the length of the race was changed from four miles to six miles. This was a race that separated the men from the boys. Speed, endurance, and a real love for running are the real requirements for the rough and tough Cross Country Team. 51 FOOTBALL Central 36 North 0 Central 32 West 0 Central 22 Edison 0 Central 28 South 8 Central 6 Washburn 20 Central 38 Southwest 6 Central 8 Roosevelt 10 Central 44 Henry 6 The 1969 Football Squad lived up to their motto to Take Care of Business. Under the strong leadership of Captain Ken Gary and Co-Captains Bruce Berry, and Dave Jensen, the fighting pioneers finished die season with a record of six wins and two losses. Even though we didn't win the championship on paper, in our minds and hearts we know we were the best. We are very proud of the exciting season our great team gave us and we are even prouder of our five All-City players - Bruce Berry, Mike Eva void, Ken Gary, David Johnson and Mike Turner. Five All-City players were the most Central has ever had selected for this honor in its history. FRONT ROW: M. Turner, M. Swanson, H. Johnson, D. Johnson, M. Evavold, B. Berry, K. Gary, D. Jenson. D. Robinson, R. Brown, C. Parker, R. Pratt, M. Neuman, S. Mevissen. SECOND ROW: J. Gallagher C. 1 a • l a ni. n t a n n_ ?  v f t t _ i _ i a • . . ® OFFENSE: A. I.cc, M. Evavold, B. Berry, M. Turner, H. Johnson, K. Cary, C. Parker, D. Johnson, W. Croce, D. Jensen, D. Robinson. DEFENSE: H. Johnson, D. Robinson, K. Gary, M. Evavold, S. Mevissen, R. Pratt, J. Gallagher, D. Johnson, R. Brown, M. Turner, J. Smith. COACHES: J. Anderson, D. Hudson, P. Keenan. CENTRAL — TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS! The sophomore football team came through with another year of success. Their capability and sportsmanship assures us of a team that will continue to Move On Up. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM BACK ROW: L. TO R., P. Jensen, K. Lewis. R. Watson, F. Howard, J. Munson. D. Lundberg, T. McKnight, R. Tiucien, Coach Anderson, Asst. Coach Carlson. MIDDLE ROW: O. Shan non, R. Croce, D. Kragncss, D. Tinberg, R. Temple, R. Temple, T. Buchanan, M. Bcnzing, R. Maddox. FRONT ROW': L. Ellstrom, T. Nevils, C. Trcsvant, T. Croce, B. Lewis, G. Childress, T. Gallagher, S. Nelson. Not Picured: R. French, B. Bloom, C. Washington, R. Temple. The swimming team had a new coach this year—Mr. Anderson and an assistant coach from the University, Mr. Hcrshcy. The team was a young one and all the swimmers will be returning, so the future looks bright. Lloyd and Bob Schaeffer qualified for districts. The highlight of the year was their win over South which was Central's first win in three years. s w I M M I N G ROW It B. Schaeffer, P. Bruce, S. Nelson, R. Bork. ROW 2: P. Hardy, P. Melny-chenko, A. Dzubak, L. Schaeffer, M. Wollak. Manager M. Mallory and Coach D. Hershey. Wrestling is a Physical Man-to-Man Combat. Poise, Finesc, quickness, and knowledge arc just as valuable as pure strength in this grueling sport. Several underclassmen are wrestling this year and will be back to make Central a strong contender next year. This year's seniors, although not strong in numbers, were very strong in desire and were a very strong influence on the underclassmen and their records and progress. FRONT: J. Smith, C. Richard, K. Bible, H. Scheer, S. Carlisle, B. Blom, C. Wolfe, M. Breedlove. TOP: Coach McNamer, S. Knox, D. Irmiter, J. Cogsbill, B. Jeffrey, D. Jensen (Captain), L. Maghrek, D. Jacobson (Captain). ROW 1: B. Mooney, M. Neumann, J. O'Neill, P. Rush, T. Ham-Ion, R. Luoma. ROW 2: Coach Mr. Emery, G. Johnson, J. Gallagher, M. Hegland, J. Bridell, M. Bartholomew, J. Rudnik. Central's 1970 Hockey Team rebounded from a dissapointing start to finish with one of the best hockey records of the last decade. The final standings showed 4-8-2 record. In their last four games the Pioneers collected 7 out of a possible 8 points in the standings. Head coach Curtis Emery along with assistant coaches Richard Oliver and Noel Jenkc worked hard and the results were a smoothed, plished hockey team by the end of the season. oi HOCKEY 1970 Manager, C. Harris, D. Lambert, M. Shea, M. Evavold, R. White, C. Whitmore, T. Johnson, Mr. Thore-son—Coach. FIRST ROW: E. Rodgers, L. Sioris, P. Tcrrcs, D. Murphy, W. R. Watson, B. Berry. The Pioneers did it again by being Number 1 for the second straight year with a 9-1 record. Their overall record was 13-2. Their non-conference record was 4-1. The only explanations for the season’s success would be the Central Five, who just outclassed all the other city teams. We had superior scoring in Ron White, Mike Evavold, Dwain Robinson, Emanuel Rogers and Bruce Berry. Evavold and Robinson crashed the boards game after game, to out rebound the other teams all season. White, Evavold and Rogers were in double figures almost every' game. Reserves Leo Sioris and Cal Whitmore did a fine job of substituting and helped bring us on to victory. White, Rogers, and Whitmore should help lead Central on to another victori- ous season. BASKETBALL 1970 Central 73 Central 72 Centra] 59 Central 69 Central 65 Central 79 Central 69 Central 63 Central 56 Centra] 64 Central 61 Central 57 Central 70 Central 73 Marsh all-U 57 Central 59 Central 65 Central 56 Central 64 Central 61 Central 57 Central 70 Central 55 North 36 Edison 34 Washburn 50 West 52 Southwest 66 Roosevelt 51 South 62 Vocational 49 ROW 1: D. Mayo, T. Gross, R. Temple, D. Kregness, R. Maddox, B. Iverson, T. Buchan-nan, T. Nevels. ROW 2: Coach Onstad, G. Childress, O. Madlock, M. Alexander, R. Gross, R. Watson, R. Temple, T. Jones, R. Temple. GIRL'S SPORTS TOP ROW: C. Hodgeman, C. Shepherd, J. McGlothin, B. Washington, S. Daniels, D. Chi vers, Miss Calbert. BOTTOM: E. Miller, Y. Clark, R. Sims, C. Brink, J. Patterson, P. Peoples, D. Hooks. Girls Sports got a big push from our two new gym teachers. Miss Calbert was in charge of badminton, which was a great success. The tennis team under the leadership of Mrs. Hudson had a fairly good season. They hope to have more girls out for these sports next year. BACK: D. Melnychenko, J. Workman, L. W'ithcrs, E. Miller, Mrs. Hudson. FRONT: V. Kastner, A. Newman, P. Peoples, D. Hooks. L. TO R.: P. Bums, J. Withers, B. Smart, J. Wiecks, Miss Calbert. The girl’s swimming team consisted of only four girls. They were coached by Miss Calbert. Next year they hope that more kids will come out for the sport. SWIMMING TRACK The Spring of 1969 marked the first year of an organized track team for girls at CHS. Under the coaching of Dean Larson, Marsha Scott and Mrs. Bagley, the team captured the Girls City title and also made outstanding showings at the Anoka and Cooper invita-tionals. The outlook for next year is one of continuing success for the girls track team. The team picture is very incomplete. V. Kastncr, P. Lawrence, A. Shulteis, C. Norris, B. Racctte, D. Drinkwine, C. Dovolos. Coach: Mrs. Bagley. Regulars: B. Moming-star, B. Smith, P. Smith (Co-Captain), J. Bjugan (Co-Captain), L. Hawkins, M. Brooke, and C. Green. CHEERLEADERS ORGANIZATIONS 70 r t Mr. Miller, R. Hicks, J. But-terworth, P. McDaniel, T. Townsend, M. Shea, D. Adams, C. Schaeffer (Ass't. Editor), M. Shannon, K. Nordahl (Editor), J. Bjugan. Producing a yearbook for such an appreciative student body is quite simple. Combine this with the capable and competent staff of this year and you will find that the job is nothing at all! We loved doing it and wish we could be back next year for another thrilling year. CENTRALIAN NEWSTAFF Continually on the look for the latest happenings at school, the Central News Staff kept students informed on school events. Under the capable leadership of Editor-In-Chief Jetson Scott and advisor Mr. Holden, The Pioneer became a winning success. STANDING: L. Christianson, C. Drinkwine, S. Jansen, D. Lewis, P. Lawrence, W. Foster, B. Atkinson, D. Jones, Mr. Holden. SITTING: D. Wick-man, L. Anderson, P. Caliguiri, J. Scott, M. Bedor, J. Kraft. Missing from picture:Joan Aulwes. LIBRARY AJDES student Council Officers; Vice President—D. Johnson, Sec.--N. Sjolund, Treas; R. Kramer, Sec.;J. Bjugan, President; C. Parker. S. Frey, K. Almsted, C. Rud, L. Chin, B. Green. ROW 1: N. Sjolund, R. Hicks, G. Hines, J. Beard, Mr. Siftar. ROW 2: R. Armstrong, S. Blomberg, H. Falck, D. Chivers, S. Watson. ROW 3: B. Smart, D. Marshall, C. Whitmore, E. Moss, C. Whitlock. ROW 4: D. Adams, C. Benner, J. Jones, C. Shepperd, C. Tresvant, P. Jones. ROW 5: K. Gary, B. Berry, E. Rodgers, J. Rudnik, D. Johnson, J. Gallagher, P. Brown. FRONT ROW: Mr. Siftar, R. Kramer, N. Sjolund, J. Bjugan, D. Johnson, C. Parker, C. Green. ROW 2: M. Hill, M. Mevissen, K. Rogers, B. Atkinson, K. Nordahl, M. Brooke, R. Rudolph, J. Rainey. ROW 3: J. Gallagher, M. Scott, D. Wickman, J. Workman, J. Jones, B. Smart, I. Smith. ROW 4: P. Smith, L. Withers, C. Anderson, L. Rasmussen, L. Neil, D. Adams, R. Hicks, P. Lawrence. ROW 5: M. Swanson, G. Warran, K. Gary, E. Rodgers, A. Lee, P. Berge, L. Wallace, S. Belton. The Student Council is our governing body and the representatives are elected by their fellow students. A few of the activities that the Student Council has sponsored are; Homecoming Dance, Safety Council, Christmas Trees, and all the Snow Daze activities. This important organization is under the supervision of Mr. Siftar. This is the second year for the Human Relations Committee, which is a governing body whose goal is to improve conditions at Central and create a better understanding between students, faculty, and administration. With continuing effort of the students and the administrative body, they will continue to progress in the area of Human Relations. ROW 1: Mr. Siftar, J. Bjugan, J. Maddox, P. Peoples, G. Kozak, ROW 2: B. Atkinson, J. Paladin, G. Brown, J. Webster, R. Kramer, M. Brooke, ROW 3: L. Kincr, S. Summers, K. Rogers, W. Whitson, J. Kraft, ROW4: M. Bedor, D. McFarland, S. Belton, D. Wickman, I. Smith, M. Scott, ROW 5: M. Swanson, T. Gcrtz, W. Foster, L. Wallace, D. Lewis, P. Lawrence. ROW 1:A. Rieger, T. Townsend, R. Hicks, Mr. Hcidcr, D. Adams (President), P. Lawrence (Vice -Pres.), P. Smith. ROW 2: M. Brooke, N. Sjolund, C. Drinkwine, L. Mcllot, D. Jones, C. Carlson, D. Bateman, B. Miller, D. Hooks, J. Bjugan. ROW 3: K. Martinson, D. Dahl, J. Kraft, B. Atkinson, N. Mitdahl, M. Shannon, B. Smart, R. Kramer, Y. Clark, D. Lewis. ROW4:D. Wick-man, C. Norris, J. Bnttcrworth, E. Miller, J. McClothin, M. Bcdor, M. Scott, D. Melynchenko, J. Jones, P. Caiigiuri. ROW 5: C. Sheppard, S. Daniels, L. Wallace, B. Rod, W. Foster, L. Christiansen, S. Swenson, D. Larson, Y. Wade, B. Washington. The Homecoming Committee of 1969 was composed of hard working students, who wanted to make this year's Homecoming one of the most memorable and exciting events of the year. Under the fine direction of Darlene Adams and Pam Lawrence, Homecoming 1969 was a great success. A special thanks goes out to Mr. Heidcr, Mis. Bag ley, and Miss Kraning, who contributed so much to the great success. The American Field Service chib is a program which Central has participated in for the past three years. The purpose of the AFS club is to raise money to enable a student from another country to come to our school. Money raising projects are the Mystery Dinner for teachers, penny day, car washes, AFS bonds, card parties, and many other activities. This program has enabled us to send Alice French to Norway and Bov Clanton to New Zealand this year. ROW 1: J. Bjugan, Mrs. Lundhcim, C. Semple, C. Drinkwine. ROW 2: S. Cross, T. Abele, K. Wolfe, L. Hubbard, M. Brooke. ROW 3: S. Jansen, P. McDaniel, K. Hubbard, D. Wickman, ROW 4: P. Caiigiuri, C. Briggs, D. Guille, B. Todd, L. Hawkins. ROW 1: D. Decker, P. Caliguiri, C. Briggs, T. Ceurts, Miss Kraning, ROW 2: C. Semple, C. Kozak, C. Erwin, S. Bersie, R. Ordon, ROW 3: J. Jones, J. Campbell, K. Nelson, D. Chi-vevs, L. Hubbard, J. Schicks, ROW 4: M. StTand, J. Zimney, J. Dahlman, Y. Wade, D. Drinkwine, ROW 5: C. Hodgman, W. Rod, P. Melnychenko, L. Christianson, M. Miles, P. Smith. The Spanish Club, as always, is one of the most active clubs at Central. Among this years activities, there was a soccer game against, the German Club, in which the Spaniards had a brilliant victory. There was also the annual Christmas party, a volleyball game plus a broomball game against the German Club, and a spring picnic. The Spanish Club Banquet was held at La Casa Coranado. As a new activity this year the club made and sold pinatas. The German Club had a late Start this year, but continued with many of their traditional activities. Among these activities, was their annual soccer game, brightening holiday spirits by selling mistletoe, Christmas Party, Picnic, and their banquet in the Spring. The Officers of this club should be given special recognition because without them this club might not have been in existence this year. GERMAN CLUB German Club Officers; Mr. Anderson (Advisor), L. Vanstrom, B. Todd (Pres.), J. Rudnik (Vice-Pres.). □0 C The Tri-Ettes started off the year with a candle lighting recognition service. The highlight of the year was the Christmas Dance at Benton Hall, December 6. The Cas-sanovas played to a theme of an Icy Island of Dream. Other activities included the chapter meetings, Joints with other schools, overnight at Lyman Lodge, Easter breakfast and the Spring Picnic. The Tri-Ettes sold donuts during finals and sold garters at homecoming. Tri-Ettes Cabinet; STANDING: D. Adams (Chapter Coordinator), C. Schaeffer (Treasurer), K. Nordahl (Vice-Prcs.), B. Smart (Chapter Pres.), P. Lawrence (Publicity), R. Hicks (Chapter Pres.), Mrs. Palmer (Advisor). SEATED: D. Melynchcnko (Chaplain), B. Atkinson (President), J. Kraft (Secretary), M. Brooke (T.C.I.C.). T R I E T T E S Pam Smith's Chapter: FIRST ROW: J. Bjugan, T. Townsend, P. Smith, B. Momingstar, C. Green. SECOND ROW: R. Turner, M. Brooke, R. Rudolph, J. Maddox, M. Johnson. THIRD ROW: K. Rogers, D. Dahl, C. Whitmore, S. Watson, E. Moss. FOURTH ROW: Y. Wade, V. Robinson, E. Miller, M. Hill, M. Mevissen. FIFTH ROW: B. Washington, S. Belton, P. Jones, C. McFarland, M. Miles, C. Benner, S. Daniels. ROW 1: R. Hicks, P. Lawrence, J. Kraft, J. Rainey, J. Beard. ROW2: K. Benford, C. Christianson, D. Hooks, G. Rosch. ROW 3: L. Mellon, K. Nordahl, R. Kramer, J. King, C. Schaeffer. ROW 4: D. Wick-man, J. Jones, I. Smith, Sandy, M. Scott, M. Bedor. ROW 1: L. Kiner, C. Kozak, B. Smart, M. Shannon, J. Schiks, N. Sjolund. ROW 2: A. Longley, A. Neumann, D. Jones, C Carlson, M. Sjotvedt. ROW 3: C. Wcstlund, N. Rassmusson, J. Craig, P. McDaniel, Y. Clark, ROW 4: D. Larson, P. Hardimon, L. Wallace, S. Swenson, C. Anderson, L. Rasmussen, D. Melynchenko. DRAMA CLUB TOP ROW: P. Calijuiri, B. Washington, T. Miller, D. McFarland, B. Todd, P. Johnson. MIDDLE ROW: Y. Clark, S. Gross, J. Campbell, S. Blomberg, J. Mc-Glothin. BOTTOM ROW: L. Hubbaid, C. Cage, S. Bcrsie, D. Lewis, K. Nelson. ROW I: R. Watson, S. Swenson, C. Drinkwine, D. Decker, D. Collier, J. Jones, C. McFarland. ROW 2: H. McFetridge, P. Smith, H. Brown, D. Hodgman, D. Walton, C. Christenson, R. Watson, H. Scheer, R. White, A. Dzubak. ROW 3: G. Hines, D. Lewis, C. Tresvant, W. Foster, M. Midtdahl, M. Wollak, M. Bartholomew, J. Johnson. BAND OFFICERS: Robert Watson (President), Pam Smith (Secretary), Ryan Watson (Sophomore Representative). This year's band proved that good things come in small packages. The Band put on a Christmas Concert and a Spring Concert. They also play at pep fests and at games A good example of how talented these band members are is Robert Watson, who plays seven instruments. CHOIR The Choir is directed by Mr. Hudson. They provided us with concerts at Thanksgiving, Christmas and Spring time. They also sang at Honeywell during the Christmas season. Central kept up their reputation of having a choir of many fine voices, again this year. ROW 1: K. Nordahl (Accompanist), K. Benford, D. Hooks, G. Kozak, Y. Clark, B. Anderson, L. Gibbons, D. Rapp, M. Brook (Accompanist), ROW2:J. Campbell, L. Kincr, H. Falck, K. Dunlap, W. Watson, J. Beard, S. Banks, D. Olsen, G. Jackson, E. Brown, C. Gage, J. Maddox, R. Green, D. Posey. ROW 3: C. Whitlock, S. Hazclett, R. Lackett, M. Henry, R. Sims, L. Butter, L. Anderson, S. Johnson, S. Henry, I. Smith, D. Prey, C. Benner, J. Terry, D. Lewis, D. McFarland, C. Hodgman, ROW 4: J. Baker, P. Nelsestucn, R. Nev ils, R. Schaeffer, R. Sable, R. Boyd, D. Guillc, P. Crews, B. Clanton, K. Rogers, D. Lewis. R Pruitt, R. Maddox, H. Johnson. ROW 1: Y. Clark, P. Bolin, W. Whatson, J. Madox, J. Beard, M. Johnson; ROW 2: P. Davis, P. Jones, Denise E., C. Benner, A. Chatham, C. Whitmore, Josephine D. P o M P 0 M G 1 R L S The Pom Pom Girls this year were a great asset The '69-'70 Pep Club has been a behind the scene active group. Beside from a to the football and bas- few skits and sales, they have 3lso furnished buses, banners, and posters for pep- ketball team. They fests and games, decorated our teams lockers, and, of course, helped support started off the basketball our teams. Although this has been satisfactory- we are looking forward to an even preview with their dance better year, and entertained the crowd again at halftime. They added a lot ROW 1: Miss Niles, Demarrc, P. Johnson, D. Lewis, D. Me Farland, H. Folck, H. to pep-fests and were Aleksuk, D. Decker, K. Benford; ROW 2: B. Miller, D. Hooks, P. Wold, B. At- grcatly appreciated. kinson, L. Hubbard, M. Brooke, N. Sjolund, A. Newman, L. Gibbons, B. Mor- ningstar, ROW 3: L. Anderson, N. Midtdahl, V. Kastner, C. Brink, V. Davis, J. Craig, C. Wcstlund, K. Wolff, N. Rasmussen; ROW 4: C. Anderson. L. Rasmussen, D. Posey, J. Baker, Bonita, D. Melnychenko, K. Martinson, S. Gross, K. Hubbard, S. Jansen; ROW 5: B. Todd, C. Norris, B. Evenson, T. Geurts, W. Foster, M. Shea, L. Christianson, L. Haffa, P. Smith, C. Briggs, E. Brown. FIRST ROW: T. Townsend, Pres.; S. Swenson, V. Pres.; J. Buttcrworth, Sec.; D. Jones, Treas.jJ. Bjugan, P. Peoples, Mrs. Cronberg. SECOND ROW: M. Sjotvedt, R. Deyoung, C. Dovolos, G. Rosch, J. Laws, D. Frey, C. Hayden, M. Johnson. THIRD ROW: E. Moss, J. Kraft, B. Atkinson, D. Grahm, J. Schicks, K. Angramson, S. Lamson, K. Carlson. FOURTH ROW: D. Baustian, P. Filler, P. Hardimon, E. Miller, P. Me Daniel, J. Johnson, B. Smart, M. Allen. FIFTH ROW: S. Daniels, L. Wallace, M. Miles, C. Me Farland, Y. Wade, L. Chin, P. Hall, J. King, A. Rieger. The Business Girls Club is open only to Senior Women who had had business courses at Central. Their activities are geared around exploring the business world, of which many girls will be a part. OFFICE AIDS B U s I N E S S G I R L S FRONT ROW —R. Wold, P. Peoples, K. Anderson, J. Bjugan, C. Artishon. SECOND ROW--L. Periz, B. Todd, D. Drinkwine, P. Ncl-sestuen, C. Leonard, M. Miles, P. McDaniel. BACK ROW: T. Wright, Mr. Koch, P. Crews, J. Bridell, H. Biown. FRONT ROW: T. Dan-forth, B. Mooney, T. Bridell. SITTING: P. Marshall, M. Paulson, V. Highum, D. Grahm, C. Leonard, D. Anderson, K. Ahnsted. STANDING: D. Pray, K. Anderson, R. Peterson, L. Chin, J. S3vle, J. Thomas, B. Franson, Mr. Murphy, E. Henry, S Berge, D. Clifton, L. Frey. Missing from Picture; K. Cormidan, R. Lind-berg, L. Cupp, T. McDvitt. DECA I believe the parking lot is in the rear. So Big! You're Dismissed to your first hour class. What's her SECRET? Dedicated to HUBBA HUBBA HUBBARD! Today we start our study of sex. . . Say Mr. Koch, I think you've made a mistake. . T. Fischer and Mrs. Caramcas. If you don't like it Mr. Roehning, thats too bad! M-M-M-M-M-M-M- Turner turning off. GOOD! ! Pile on the homework!! No, she isn't. HOMECOMING'69 Homecoming arrived on October 24 this year. Many Pioneers showed their spirit by dressing up in the traditional pioneer costumes. The processional of royalty started at 1:30 and was followed by the crowning of Queen Bridget. The talent show this year showed a lot of variety and was very entertaining. The homecoming football game was played down at Parade Stadium this year. Our players played their hardest but were overcome by a last minute field goal from Roosevelt. After the game, Pioneers danced to the music of the Marauders. Thanks to the homecoming committee for another successful Homecoming at Central High. PRINCESSES Jody Bjugan, Audrey Burton, Debbie Dahl, Terry Townsend. LADIES L. TOR., Pam Smith. Lynn Hawkins, Regenia Hicks, Janet Butterworth, Becky Momingstar, Erma Moss, Paulette Marshall, Kris Nordahl, Carol Gage, Bobbi Smith. m rnN DOZ The Sno-Daze festivities began with the traditional crowning of the royalty. Central students came through again with a terrific talent show. That afternoon the Senior Women put the Junior Girls in their place by whipping them 1-0; the goal being made by Pam Larcnce. The next night our basketball team walked all over South with a score of 70-62. Friday night the Student Council sponsored a dance starring Danny's Reasons. Sno-Daze 1970 was a huge success by all standards. Bridget Atkinson and Ken Gary crowned King Mike Evavoid and Queen Debbie Dahl. 90 Kris Nordahl and Bruce Berry crowned Prince Emanuel Rogers and Princess Debbie McFarland. Margie Brooke with Curtis Whitlock crowned Duke Bruce Lewis and Dutchess Denise Eason 91 UNDERCLASSMEN Mike Alexander Rayette Alford Ronald Alstrup Bette Anderson Carol Anderson Richard Anderson Patricia Bolin Maceo Breedlove Jon Breen Thomas Bride 11 Cynthia Brink Grace Brown Jackie Craig Jill Crisler Deborah Collier Lyle Daggett Wanda Cotton Jenelle Daley Shirley Banks Robert Carlson Robin Beaman Vicki Carlson Carmita Benner Camille Berry Calvin Carpenter Gary Childress Barry Blom Carmel Christenson Danny Blood Richard Christenson tSL Harold Brown Peter Bruce Thomas Buchanan 98 Vicki Davies Steve Davis Walter Davis Joe Demar Josephine Dorsey Pam Duda Merri Cage Terrence Gallagher Gregory Gray Rebecca Green Margaret Dufoc Karen Dunlap Denise Eason Linda Ellison Brent Engstrom Roger Erickson Ronald Groce Terry Groce Hallgeir Grodahl Margaret Hapsch Mary Hardy April Harrison Mary Harris Michael Harris Jill Hendricks Donald Henry, Jr. Sharon Henry Mara HiU David Hodgman Paula Holley Leonard Holmes Nancy Hoover Fred Howard Gerald Hutchinson William Iverson Gloria Jackson 99 Joel Jacobs Alice Jenkins Carol Jenkins Philip Jensen John Johnson Tim Jones Michael Jurchisin Murray Keater David Kragness Debra Lacombc Charles Larson Keith Larson Ruth Larson Clen Lau Bruce Lewis Keith Lewis Bradley Lindholm Greg Lindgren Anita Longley Russell Lowman David Lundberg Jackie Maddox Ronald Maddox Cynthia Mathcson Karen Mayer LaVonne Mayer Dennis McCoy Jane McDaniel June McDaniel Eddie McKissic Theodore McKnight William McVay Oliver Medlock Janet Melville Mary Mevissen Ottis Midgett Jr. 100 Mark Midtdahl Susan Miller Randy Momingstar Susan Morris James Munson John Munson Diane Nelson Steve Nelson Terry Nelson Tim Nevils Ann Neumann Ross Nolan David Norberg Marlene Norcross Kathy Destrcicher Carolyn Overton Jackie Patterson Lorraine Penez Jan Rainey Lori Rasmussen Victoria Richardson Steven Roberts Patricia Rod Karen Rogers Nancy Rasmusson Diana Rud Bradley Rudnik Rose Rudolph Julie Sarter Sheila Sayles Michael Scarver Robert Schaeffer Dale Schanke Kenneth Shoppe Gordon Semple Ben Riley Judy Terry Mike Shannon Dirk Smith Iris Smith Mike Smith Rita Stamper Mary Steams Elna Stensrud Robert Stevens Jeff St roman Susan Tate Monica Taylor 101 Dickey Temple Robert Temple Ronald Temple Richard Thielen Della Thomas Julie Thornton David Tinbcrg Janice Townsend Sylvia Trcskc Charles Tresvant Pam Trudeau Sandra Vyskocil Frank Walker David Walton Grace Warren Curtis Washington Ryan Watson Wanda Watson James Webb William Weller Cynthia Westland Charles Willford Myra Williams Mitchell Wilson Luann Withers Roxanne Wold Audrey Wolfe Kathy Wolfe Jeanne Workman Annette Young JUNIORS Tija Abele Halina Aleksuk Barbara Almquist Kathy Almsted Debra Anderson Louis Anderson Ruby Armstrong Grace Artishon Fred Ashcl Junicc Austad Jackie Baker Marvin Balstcr Steve Barrett Jackie Beard Gerald Beaulieu Margaret Bedor Theresa Bellanger Sherri Belton 102 Karen Benford Stephanie Bcrsic Kim Bible Bonita Boldt Jim Bride 11 John Briggs Margie Brooke Dean Brown Evelyn Brown Wylie Buckman Patty' Burns Karleen Bushard James Bussman Linda Butler Janet Campbell Ronald Campbell Cathy Campion Peggy Carley Mark Carson Alice Chatham Delores Chivers Larry' Christianson Julius Cogbill Hugh Cooper Leslie Craighton Cynthia Crawford Paul Crews Cathy Cunningham Duwayne Dack Joanne Dahlman Craig Daley Patty Davis Debra Decker Jeff Dise Carol Drinkwine Alan Dzubak Ann Ellstrom Barbara Evenson Heidi Falck William Ferguson Donald Folk Steve Fragodt Steve Frey Jim Gallagher Tom Gucrts Louise Gibbons Tom Gilligan Claire Green 103 Bob Graves Don Gustafson Bruce Haaskon Linda Haffa Scott Hage Mary Hagen Wallace Hansen Mary Hapsch Genevieve Hardesty Bertram Hawkins Sandra Hayslett Pat Hegland Marilyn Henry David Hester Greg Hestness Mike Hilden Christy Hodgman David Houll Kelly Hubbard Mike Huber Helen Jackson Ralph Jacobson Bob Jeffrey Joe Johnson Judy Johnson Lucinda Johnson Paula Johnson Terry Mary Johnson Karkkanen Judy Virginia Jones Kastner Pat Lynn Jones Kiner Raymond Jordan Allan Knutson Gail Kozak Ronald Lade Ken Lambert Randy Larsen Don Larson Janet Larson Alan Lee Cindy Leonard Debbie Lewis Dewayne Lewis 104 Cheryl Laurence Katrin Wayne Little Maghrak Martinson McNeil Roselle Mike Debra Brenda Long Ma llory McFarland Medlock Sam Denise Raquel Diana Loyd Marshall McNeal Melnychenko Paul Edward Melnychenko Mihclich Philip Doris Mendenhall Miller Naomi Roberta Midtdahl Miller Robert Mooney James Morrison Doris Moss Lori Mostrom Linda Neil Patsey Nclsestuen Greg Nelson Kerry Nelson Patty Nelson Danny Nicholas Cynthia Norris Gladys Nystul Josiah Ober Gary Olson Mark O'Neill Romona Ordon David Peterson Janice Poladian Darlene Posey Delores Pray Lctlia Pruitt Ralph Pruitt George Richard Kim Richey Roger Ricker George Robson Bill Rod 105 Emanuel Rogers Marsha Roper Marie Rudolph Nolan Rudolph Peter Savage Lloyd Schaeffer Andy Ross Henry Scheer Marcia Scott Doug Selby Lester Setterstrom Mike Shea Wanda Shea Ronda Sims Jonathan Sippel Nancy Sjolund Duane Smith Gerald Smith James Smith John Steffel Gerald Stevens Mary' Strand Mark Sulzbach Sally Summers Margaret Swanson Mike Tate Phil Terres Brenda Turner Regina Turner Shcrrin Vanstrom Diana Watson Robert Watson Sherry Watson Jonathan Waughtcl Jeanine Webster Carol Weigelt Kent Wescott Ronald White Calvin Whitmore Carolyn Whitmore Horace Whitson Wanda Whitson Debra Wickman Janeice Wiecks Jackie Withers Mike Wollak Anthony Wright Johnclle Zimney 106 aM!l sapm 115 1 nru this door. pass the best pfayers the and shortest OaCn) VERY GOOD YEAR