Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1973 volume:

OLA? uLeco o y f !t!U 11 iiftttOMi- - 2 J A NlOO • CCD C 3 id HQ £Sf LT) 750 j V WZG' f73 7 HC i dear red and blue we’ll sing to you our song of loyalty, and follow you dear red and blue ■ with faith to victory, and when in danger of the foe you’ll find us staunch and true, with all our might we’ll fight, fight, fight! for red and blue. table of contents Seniors pp. 3-42 Underclassmen pp. 43-62 Staff pp. 63-71 Clubs and Organizations pp. 72-79 Fall pp. 80-95 Winter 96-121 Spring pp. 122-136 SENIORS Allen, Charles 17 Allen, Dena 14 Armstrong, Judy 16 Anderson, Gale 6 Anderson, Judy 25 Anndy, Carol 15 Bash, Mike 27 Becker, Rita 9 Bell, Donald 28 Beilin, Bob 5 Belton, Bob 23 Berge, Bob 14 Bible, Guy 31 Brekkc, Mark 16 Campbell, Karen 26 Carlyon, Claire 9 Christenson, Rick 22 Clark, Margaret 26 Cooper, Mark 27 Cowart, Robert 29 Crawford, Pat 6 Crisler, Pam 21 Crose, Jim 15 Daniels, Denise 5 Danielson, Damon 29 Davis, Ricky 11 DeArruda, Alicia 16 DcMars, Pat 6 Doerr, Lisa 19 Dorsey, Geneva 15 Doyle, Steve 25 Dupree, Joseph 26 Einsweiler, Kevin 13 Engstrom, Jane 14 Enquist, Mardi 11 Ferguson, Janet 18 Fcikcma, John 17 Fiddler, Mark 32 Foner, Warren 27 Foster, Arthur 22 Fragodt, Brian 22 Frazier, Greg 9 Gebel, Rosemary 26 Gould, Gerri 13 Gould, Janet 17 Granada, Esau 31 Granger, Linda 15 Graves, Renita 22 Graves, Ray 18 Green, Lois 13 Groos, Julie 30 Cullick, Debbie 5 Gustafson, Paul 31 Hall, Claybon 17 Hall, Jim 18 Halvorson, Dale 21 Harkins, Kathy 28 Hanson, Eric 19 Hegland, Sue 24 Heiman, Rosemary 19 Henderson, Mary 20 Herron, Sherrill 20 Hill, Mary 27 Hodgson, Bob 24 Hollman, Atlen 12 Hubbard, Tim 21 Hustad, Sarah 18 Hyde, Richard 23 Ibele, Mark 12 Jenkins, Gus 28 Jones, Billy 13 Johnson, Kim 7 Johnson, Mary Ann 13 Johnson, Robert 20 Johnson, Sandy 16 Jordan, Melanie 25 Kastner, Teresa 7 Kirksey, George 30 KJelson, Gail 31 Kor, Belinda 27 Lamson, Tom 27 Lang, Jaqueline 31 Lawrence, Eve 22 Laws, Carol 27 Lindgren, Rick 15 Lipscombe, Terri 17 Little, Michelle 28 Longfield, Jim 17 Lowe, Denise 9 Loyd, Betty 29 Lyle, Marcus 32 Mallon, Paul 20 Mars, Rita 7 McKeegan, Jackie 11 McNeal, Rodney 30 Medlock, Glenis 24 Mevissen, Duane 10 Meyer, Ann 6 Miars, Kirk 25 Midtdahl, Karen 12 Miller, Bonnie 31 Miller, Lillith 29 Muus, Nathan 26 Nelson, Becky 5 Nelson, Terrie 15 Newby, Mike 10 Newhall, John 23 Norton, Donnie 30 Ohrn, Lisa 10 Oien, Arthur 8 Overton, Brenda 14 Palm, Colleen 25 Paulson, John 18 Pearson, Randy 9 Peterson, Mark 32 Petrie, Vickie 8 Pickett, Jamie 5 Plant, Pat 32 Poole, Arthur 24 Renna, Sherry 14 Roche, Bill 28 Rocheleau, Bob 19 Rogers, Sara 21 Root, Tom 19 Rosenbaum, Cheryl 11 Rosenbloom, Jody 21 Roth, John 5 Rucker, Carol 23 Rush, Mari 29 Seaquist, Betsy 12 Seemann, Beth 20 Setterstrom, Lynette 20 Sexton, Rosemary 19 Shannon, Julie 8 Smith, Dave 7 Smith, Naomi 6 Smith, Robin 23 Smith, Thurman 16 Soffos, George 7 Stark, Ann 9 Steams, Tim 25 Stensrud, Althea 11 Stephens, Georgina 10 Stolberg, Mark 13 Strawder, Jack 24 Sutties, Reginald 16 Taylor, Alfred 23 Thomas, Jeff 26 Thomas, Wendy 28 Thompson, Herbert 21 Thompson, Janice 32 Thompson, Shannon 8 Tordsen, Sandy 6 Trego, Sherry 18 Treske, Monica 8 Tresvant, Bonita 11 Tsarehradsky, Olenka 14 Walker, Charles 29 Watson, Dave 10 Waughtel, Dave 8 Webb, Marian 32 Whitlock, Dcidrea 20 Williams, Sue 12 Willis, Phillip 30 Wood, Ginny 22 Youngdahl, Andrea 10 Zemek, Jeff 20 Zemek, Mike 22 4 Pep Club.. .Choir...Business Club... Plans: Become an L.P.N. Theatre... Harvey , Sherlock Holmes , Stagolee ... Student Council... Debate.. .Amateur Radio lub-Vice Pres... Plans: Attend U of M and major in pharmacy. JOHN ROTH Tri-Ettes.. .News Staff. .. Pom Pom Girl DENISE DANIEL DEBBIE GULLICK ROBERT BELLIN Student Council. . .Theatre Aide... Honor Society... Plans: Freedom Soph, and Var. Cheerleader. .. H.C. Lady of the Court...H.C. Comm. . .Tri-Ettes.. .Choir. BECKY NELSON JAMIE PICKETT Business Club. . .Plans: Become a Steno-Typist NAOMI SMITH International Club... Tri-Ettcs... Student Council... Plans: College PATRICIA CRAWFORD H. C. Comm.. .Choir.. .Tri-Ettes... Sno-Daze Comm.. .Plans: Work as a key punch operator PAT DE MARS GALE ANDERSON Tri-Ettes... Pep Club.. .Spanish Club .,.Sno-Daze Comm...H.C. Comm. .. Woman Football Aide... Plans: Attend a Jr. College or hospital to become an X-Ray technician. ANN MEYER Yearbook... Pep Club... Tri-Ettes... H. C. Comm... Sno-Daze Comm... FHA Club... Business Club... Swimming Team... Tennis Scorer... Work Program... Plans: Work.. .Travel, maybe school. SANDY TORDSEN Pep Club... AFS... H.C. Comm... Yearbook... Plans: Become a nurse. •'You know that witea-ye-dingy . GEORGE SOFFOS DECA Club... Plans: Attend Dun-woody RITA MARS Choir.. .Talent Show... Plans: Study to become a nurse. KIM JOHNSON Plans: Become a nurse, taking 4 year training at Abbot Northwestern. TERRI KASTNER Pep Club...Tennis Team.. .Volleyball Team.. .Badminton Team ... Plans: Attend Winona State College and major in medicine. LYNETTE SETTERSTROM DAVE SMITH Plans: College Swimming.. .Track.. .Cross-Country. .. DECA Club... Plans: Attend Dunwoody DAVE WAUGHTEL DECA Club... Work Program Tri-Ettes.. .Choir.. .Student Council ...Plans: Become a Marine Biologist. MONICA TRESKE JULIE SHANNON VICKIE PETRIE SHANNON THOMPSON ARTHUR OIEN Sunshine Club... Football Statistician .. .Track.. .Choir...AFS.. .Yearbook ... Student Council... Plans: Become choir teacher. Yah 8 Swimming Team-Capt... Tennis Team... Football Team...Student Council.. .Choir.. .Theatre.. .Newspaper-Sports Editor... LettcrmansClub ... Plans: Attend California Lutheran Bible School. RANDY PEARSON DENISE LOWE FHA Club... Tri-Ettes Yearbook... Pep Club... H.C. Comm ... H. C. Lady of the Court... Sno-Daze Comm.. .FHA Club...DECA Club... Work Program... Student Council... Baseball Aide... Plans: School... Work... Travel and finally marriage and a small family. ANN STARK RITA BECKER Yearbook... Pep Club.. .Office Aide. .. Business Club-Pres.. .J. A. Vice Pres, of Sales... Plans: College and Travel. Would you like some animal crackers? Soph and Vars. Cheerleader... H.C. Comm...H.C. Lady of the Court... Spanish Club... Language Club... Tri-Ettes... Student Council. . .Tennis Team.. .Gymnastics Team... Ski Club.. .Young Life... Honor Society... Men's Tennis Manager... Plans: Attend college to become exercise instructor at a Health Spa. CLAIRE CARLYON GREG FRAZIER Track... Cross-Country ANDREA YOUNGDAHL Student Council.. .International Club... Choir... Honor Society... Pioneer Staff... Plans: College... Travel.. .Live as completely as possible. For in the dew of little things, the heart finds its morning and is refreshed . DUANE MEVISSEN GEORGINA STEPHENS Tri-Ettcs.. .Spanish Club-Prcs... Honor Society-Treas... Student Council-T re as and Sec.. .Newspaper... J.A.-Trcas.. .H.C. Princess... Plans: Attend Columbia, Cornell or Yale and study medicine. Believe in yourself . LISA OHRN MIKE NEWBY DAVE WATSON BONITA TRESVANT Pom Pom Girl... H. C. Comm ALTHEA STENSRUD Pep Club... AFS.. .Yearbook... Plans: Jr. College. It's a humye-honna MARDI ENQUIST AFS.. .Swimming Team.. .Honor Society.. .Plans: College-Social Psychology, study in Europe for a year. Remember the sun! RICKY DAVIS Football... Basketball.. .Track... Plans: College. Choir... Plans: Attend Nursing school. ATLEN HOLLMAN TOM LAMSON SUE WILLIAMS BETSY SEAQUIST Once Upon a Mattress .. .Choir.. . Plans; College. Band.. .Newspaper-Editor.. .H.C. Comm.. .H.R. Leader...H.S. Bowl Te-m Member... Honor Society... Plans: College-Medical Science career. 12 Track... Cross-Country... Band... Corr. Sec. of Lettermans Club... Plans: Join the Air Force and study medicine. To err is human - to relax foul things up takes a computer. MARK STOLBERG Pep Club.. . Sno-Dazc Comm... H.C. Comm... Swimming.. .Volleyball... Tri-Ettcs.. .Student Council.. .Yearbook. .. Plans: Attend college to become an accountant. It's the real thing . GERRI GOULD MARY ANN JOHNSON LOIS GREEN KEVIN EINSWEILER BILLY JONES Urban Arts... Ballet.. .Theatre... Drama Club. 13 SHERRY RENNA H. C. Comm... H. C. Princess... Sno-Daze Comm... Pep Club... Honor Society... Senior Cabinet... Soph, and Var. Cheerleader Co-Capt... Pioneer Staff. I shall pass this way but once, therefore, it there be any kindness to show, or any good I can do, let me do it now -for 1 shall not pass this way again . BRENDA OVERTON DENA ALLEN H. R. Leader... Choir... Theatre Pro-ductions-Actrcss... Plans: Take 1 year off then attend college. OLENKA TSAREHRADSKY Swimming... Gymnastics... Track... International Club... Pep Club... Yearbook... Sno-Daze Comm... H. C. Comm. ..H.C. Lady of the Court... Senior Cabinet. .. Plans: Attend U of M and major in pharmacy, and music. ROBERT BERGE Swimming-Capt.. .Student Council... Band... Plans: Travel... College JANE ENGSTROM Yearbook... Pep Club... Tri-ettes... H. C. Comm. ..H.C. Lady of the Court... Sno-Daze Comm... FHA Club... DEC A Club.. .Work Program... Student Council... Plans: Attend Vocational school... Travel... Work. Need a ride-I'11 drive . JIM CROSE Chess Club-Vice Pres... Track... AFS ... Cross-Country... Choir... Gymnastics. .. Plans: Become fire prevention engineer or professional music maker. Men may surround you all about, but they might as well be children, unless they become as men should in their hearts . LINDA GRANGER TERRIE NELSON Pep Club... Tri-Ettes... Business Club. ..H.C. Comm.. .Sno-Daze Comm.. .Woman Football Aide... Plans: Attend a Jr. College to become a dental assistant. CAROL ANNDY AFS.. .Gymnastics.. .Theatre... Debate.. .Contest Speech... Plans: Become Producer-Director of a T.V. series involving children. The busier I am, the harder it gets to keep up . GENEVA DORSEY H. C. Comm... Sno-Daze Comm... Tri-Ettes... Choir... Plans: Attend college to become social worker. RICK LINDGREN Football... Hockey... Golf... Plans: Work.. .Air Force Football... Basketball... Baseball ... Plans: Further education. It's me or it will be . THURMAN SMITH SANDY JOHNSON JUDY ARMSTRONG ALICIA DE ARRUDA REGINALD SUTTLES MARK BREKKE 16 AFS. ..Choir Honor Society.. .Choir udent Council... Pom Pom Girl... ans: Attend Vocational and then ove to another state. CHARLES ALLEN Baseball TERRI LIPSCOMBE Football... Theatre... Wrestling... Plans: College-Public Relations. JIM LONGFIELD ■ JOHN FEIKEMA Swimming... Chess Club... International Club... Honor Society... Cycling Club... Plans: Attend U of M and study medicine. JANET GOULD Drama Club... German Club... H. F. Leader.. .Yearbook... Plans: Travel CLAYBON HALL Student Council-Sgt. at Arms... Lettcrmans Club-Treas...H. R. Leader... Baseball... Football... H.C. Comm,..H.C. Prince... Plans: College SARAH HUSTAD Plans: Become a veterinarian or horse breeder. RAYMOND GRAVES AFS... Pep Club... Drama Club... Plans: Military Sendee. JANET FERGUSON News Staff... Plans: College-Social Worker. JAMES HALL Theatre.. .H. R. Leader... Plans: Play guitars. To clay I am a man, or, am I a man today? SHERRY TREGO Goodbye Central - hello world . JOHN PAULSON News Staff... Debate ROSEMARY SEXTON Golf... Debate... Chess... Plans: Attend U of Montana. For those of you that you did think could have some friends that you did work will once have those for people . ERIC HANSON ROBERT ROCHELEAU Swimming Team-Capt... International Club.. .Honor Society.. .Golf.. .Choir. .. Student Council... Plans: College. Alto is forever . LISA DOERR ROSEMARY HEIMAN TOM ROOT AFS.. .Soph. Chcerleadcr-Capt-Var. Cheerleader... Tri-Ettes... Track... Badmitton... H.C. Comm...H.C. Princess... Sno-Daze Comm... Student Council.. .Yearbook... Plans: Attend Brooks College for Women and study Fashion Design. People please get yourselves together! DEIDREA WHITLOCK ROBERT JOHNSON Track... Football PAUL MALLON Swimming... Duke of Sno-Dazc Student Council... Spanish Club... Tri-Ettes... Business Club... Plans: Attend Jackson State College. MARY HENDERSON BETH SEEMANN Soph. Cheerleader.. .AFS.. .Campus Life...Volleyball...H.C. Comm... H.C. Lady of the Court...Tri-Ettes. .. Track.. .Yearbook.. .Young Life.. .Plans: College-Medical Technology .. .Travel. It takes both rain and sunshine to make a rainbow. If you are lonely reach out . Track... Basketball... Student Council.. .Choir.. .H. R. Leader... Theatre... Once Upon a Mattress .. Charlie Brown ... Plans: College JEFF ZEMEK 20 Cross-Country.. .Swimming.. .Track ... Band-Vice-Pres. DALE HALVORSEN TIM HUBBARD Plans: Become model Volleyball... Badminton... Debate... Theatre... Band.. .Young Life... Sno-Dazc Comm...H.C. Comm... Plans: College-go into dentistry. Student Council.. .Theatre.. .Yearbook. .. Track... Volleyball... H. R. Leader... Choir... Honor Society... Plans: College.. .Travel... Relax SARA ROGERS PAM CRISLER JODY ROSENBLOOM HERBERT THOMPSON Football-Tri Capt... Basketball... H.C. King... Sno-Daze Prince RICK CHRISTENSON Plans: Control Data-Computer Technician EVE LAWRENCE Tri-Ettes... H.C. Comm... Sno-Dazc Comm. GINNY WOOD Swimming.. .Gymnastics... Drama... Band.. .Choir MIKE ZEMEK Swimming.. .Choir... Student Council. .. Yearbook... Plans: College. This is it, and I am it, and you are it, and so is that, and he is it, and she is it, and it is it, and that is that . ARTHUR FOSTER Band, Pres. . Wrestling... Lettermans Club Plans: College-Engineering. RENITA GRAVES RICHARD HYDE Wrestling ROBERT BELTON Student Council-Vicc-Chair... Wrestling... Track... Football-Tri Capt.. .Lettermans Club.. .H. R. Leader.. .H. R. Advisory Council Member... Choir... Band... Senior Cabinet...Sno-Daze Comm...H.C. Comm.. .Plans: Gettin' over. CAROL RUCKER Tri-Ettes.. .Cheerleadcr-Capt... Senior Cabinet... Student Council... H.C. Comm...H.C. Lady of the Court... Sno-Daze Comm. JOHN NEWHALL ALFRED TAYLOR ROBIN SMITH H.C. Comm...H.C. Queen... Badminton.. .Track.. .Senior Cabinet .. .Tri-Ettes.. .Student Council... Sno-Daze Comm...Soph, and Var. Cheerleader.. .H. R. Leader Swimming... Football... Tennis... Student Council... H. C. Prince... H. C. Comm ... Yearbook... Honor Society BRIAN FRAGODT GLENIS MEDLOCK Swimming.. .Golf ROBERT HODGSON JACK STRAWDER SUE HEGLAND ARTHUR POOLE Football. ..Basketball... Gymnastics... AFS.. .International Club Baseball... Student Council ... Curriculum Comm... Plans: College Swimming... Band 24 COLLEEN PALM TIM STEARNS Speech Club... Drama Club... Choir Plans: Open a record store KIRK MIARS JUDY ANDERSON Sunshine Club Sunshine Club... Urban Arts ... Plans: Attend college out east. One should learn what one can swallow and what can swallow them . MELANIE JORDAN STEVE DOYLE JEFF THOMAS MARGARET CLARK JOSEPH DUPREE NATHAN MUUS ROSEMARY GEBEL MIKE BASH Choir-Pres... Church Deacon... Tequila Freak... Flying Puchinini Brother... Plans: Become a musician MARY HILL BELINDA KOR Chess Club WARREN FONER Plans: Drafting. Mr. McMoore is a very nice principal . MARK COOPER CAROL LAWS DONALD BELL KATHY HARKINS Drama Club... Honor Society... Spanish Club... Swimming... Choir... Plans: College-Study, travel abroad-Carecr in foreign languages. Student Council... Tri-Ettes... Spanish Club... Business Club... Plans: Attend Jackson State College MICHELLE LITTLE GUS JENKINS Wrestling... Plans: Become a drummer 28 BILL ROCHE WENDY THOMAS Theatre-Stage Manager... Yearbook. ..Choir...H. R. Leader... Young Life... Plans: Attend U of M, College of Agriculture-Wildlife research Basketball... Choir ROBERT COWART Tri-Ettes MARI RUSH Track... Football... Student Council CHARLES WALKER LILLITH MILLER DAMON DANIELSON BETTY LOYD Tri-Ettes Student Senate-Chairman.. .Basketball ... Theatre.. .Tennis... Student Council... Sunshine Club... PTSA-Board Member... Choir.. .Hall and Danielson Pom-Pom Girl 29 RODNEY MCNEAL Wrestling... Football... Choir GEORGE KIRKSEY JULIE GROOS SHERRILL HERRON Pom-Pom Girl... H. C. Comm ... H. R. Leader... Sno-Daze Comm... Pep Club-Vice Pres... Plans: Attend St. Teresa to achieve B. A. in nursing. DONNIE NORTON PHILLIP WILLIS Football ESAU GRANADA He was a rolling stone, wherever he laid his hat was his home . GAIL KJELSON Plans: Live and go to college BONNIE MILLER Plans: College PAUL GUSTAFSON AFS... Chess Club... Theatre... Plans: Attend Dunwoody to become an electrician. GUY BIBLE JACQUELINE LANG FIDDLER Yearbook.. .Choir.. .Football Newspaper Staff. .. Plans: College THOMSON WEBB Tri-Ettes... Pom Pom Cirls-Capt... Student Council-Chairwoman... H. R. Leader. . .Advisory Council.. .Contest Speech. . .Senior Cabinet. . .H.C. Comm. .. Sno-Daze Comm... Plans: Attend college-Occupational Therapy. To the class of '74- You will have a hard job ahead of you to try and keep CHS together- Good Luck! PETERSON Choir PLANT LYLE Football... Ski Club.. .Young Life .. .News Staff...H.C. Prince... Sno-Daze King.. .Plans: College .. .Music.. .Travel 32 camera-shy seniors Aleksuk, John Anderson, Cydnae Anderson, Dennis Anderson, Roxanne Anderson, Valerie Austad, Paul Baldwin, Ric Bellanger, Kenneth Blessing, Dave Booker, Chris Boss, Cathy Bratrud, Grant Broady, Patty Buckman, Wendy Burton, Charles Butler, Ann Butler, Linda Byers, Gladys Cannedy, Calvin Carey, Ellen Carey, Freddie Carlisle, Steve Carr, Alan Clifton, Donna Collier, Cheryl Cooper, Joe Cousin, Ricky Cumber, Andrew Cummings, Debra Cunningham, Floyd Cumeau, Marilyn Davis, Gary Deason, Paul Drink wine, Dan Elliot, Gilbert Eubanks, Don Farr, Thomas Fennert, James Fink, Arthur Firestcel, Rebecca Folk, Donald Fossum, John French, Robert Gresham, Kevin Gladwin, Lee Hagen, Laura Harless, Debbie Harris, Paul Heller, Julie Hennings, Amanda Henry, Jeff Hernandez, Mary Ann Hexter, Danny Hildreth, Mary Holbrook, Dave Holmes, Julie Holmes, Laurie Howard, John Huerd, Lester Hughes, Clayton Hunt, Donald Hutchins, Debra Irons, Arthur Jackson, Curtis Jacobs, Diane James, Pamela Jcsinoski, Craig Johnson, Carl Johnson, Diane Johnson, Phil Johnson, Sylvia Johnston, Christopher Jones, Debra Jones, Jenny Jones, Verona Kirk, Linda Klingberg, Richard Kragness, Richard Krcpela, Mark Kretzmann, Alex Krieger, Jeanne Kubic, Paul Lacombe, Debbie Larson, Charles Larson, Donna Lawrence, Daryl Leedham, Don Lossing, Ken Macict, Carol Magnuson, Mark Manos, Chrystine May, Joyce May, Roycc Mayer, Steve Mayo, Diane McCullough, Thomas McCoy, Dennis McKissic, Marion McMullen, Gloria Meier, Pavil Melville, Janet Miles, Candice Miller, Loraine Moore, Denise Momingstar, Randy Morrison, Jan Morton, Sheryl Mykleby, Dennis Nanoff, James Nelson, Jan Nelson, Patricia Norton, Gary Norwood, Craig Olson, Clark Opartny, Marvin Orange, Charles Overland, Carol Palen, Michael Petersen, Bruce Pleas, Kecth Posey, Dennis Pruitt, Lou Radke, Frank Richardson, Gerald Richardson, Grant Richardson, Melvin Richardson, Victoria Riley, Bennie Roberts, Deborah Robinson, Lynette Rodgersn, Paul Ross, David Roundtree, Tony Ruble, James Rudnik, Mike Rudolph, Marie Ryan, Douglas Sabo, William Schoppe, Kenneth Scott, Vincent Sharp, Lois Siron, Ronald Smith, Dirk Smith, Johnetta Smith, Russell Snow, Patrick Spearman, James Stanton, Mary Stuart, Jon Syme, Larry Tate, Susan Taylor, Sally Thomas, Edward Toal, Darryl Trudeau, Penny Tucker, Mike Vanburen, Deborah Wakanabo, Marilyn Waldfogel, Sabra Wallace, Lorcne Walton, David Washington, Curtis Watson, Teresa Watson, Wanda Wease, Daniel Wefel, David White, Carl White, Debbie Whitmore, Jackie Whitson, Alex Willford, Charles Williamcttc, Lynette Williams, Harold Williams, Jeanne Wilson, Denise Wolfe, Audrey Wolfe, Charles Wolfe, James Wolfe, Lawrence Wood, Eugene Young, Annette Zornes, Nancy 33 |senior cabinet! front row: A. Foster, R. Smith, C. Hall, C. Rucker, Mr. Robinson, back row: T. Roundtree, S. Rcnna, O. Tsarehradsky, R. Belton, missing: C. Stephens, C. Burton, R. May, M. Webb Gale Anderson, Carol Anndy, Ric Baldwin, Mike Bash, Bob Beilin, Mark Brekke, Ann Butler, Claire Carlyon, Pam Crisler, Alicia DeArruda, Lisa Doerr, Kevin Einsweiler, Jane Engstrom, Mardi Enquist, John Feikema, Brian Fragodt, Laura Hagen, Kathy Harkins, Sue Hegland, Julie Heller, Mary Hildreth, Mark Ibele, Phil Johnson, Jenny Jones, Melanie Jordan, Gail Kjelson, Paul Meier, Karen Midtdahl, Becky Nelson, Terrie Nelson, Lisa Ohrn, John Paulson, Sherry Renna, Cheryl Rosenbaum, Jody Rosenbloom, John Roth, Betsy Seaquist, Georgina Stephens, Sally Taylor, Wendy Thomas, Janice Thompson, Shannon Thompson, Sandy Tordsen, Olenka Tsarehradsky, Sabra Waldfogel, Ginny Wood, Andrea Youngdahl. 36 I, Dena Allen, will all of the junior girls to Brad Fiddler, class of 74 I, Ric Baldwin, will my Worsley, Shclstad, Baldwin, shutout stick to Jerry Heinonen, class of '74 I, Mike Bash, will my ability to walk down the hall with a straight face to Carrie Doerr, class of '74 I, Kenneth Bellanger, will all my leather coats to my little brother. 1, Bob Beilin, will my hat to Mr. Ron Brown, my suede jacket to Jerry Heinonen, class of '74, my extra cigarettes to Carl Shutts, my worn and torn copy of Shaft to Sue Wright, class of '74 I, Bob Belton, will my unperturbed style and mannerisms to Wayne Whitmore, class of '74 I, Claire Carlyon, will my middle name to Jerry Heinonen, class of '74, my ability to drive with one eye shut to Peggy Johnson, class of '74, my pudding to anyone who can eat it with style, my holey penny to Paul Roder, class of '74, my pep to Karen Kramer, class of '75, our soph, cheerleading uniforms to Janet Wide Strom, class of '75, and my walker whites to Judy Blake, class of '75 I, Margie Clark, will graduation to all the younger Indian students. I, Pat Crawford, will my hair to anyone that needs it. I, Jim Crose, will my gymnastic abilities to John Harkness, class of '74 I, Damon Danielson, leave my left rear tire to Jerry Heinonen, class of '74 I, Rick Davis, will my speed to Wayne Whitmore, class of '74, my blue shoes to Charles Patrick, class of '74, and all my independent study classes to Kevin Tendlc, class of '74 I, Lisa Doerr, leave all my old papers to Carrie Doerr, class of '74, my dog's old muzzle to Susie Ober, class of '74, and my instamatic 104 camera to Eric Hoag, class of '74 1, Geneva Dorsey, will my Central shirt to Nancy Crawford, class of '74, my ability to attend classes at least once a week to Poll eta Me David, class of '74 I, Dan Drinkwine, will my fantastic chess playing ability to Donovan SchwitchenbeTg, and my acrobatic skills to Teddy Courant, class of '74 I, Jane Engstrom, will my big eyes to Tom Wong, class of '74 I, Mardi Enquist, will my sex appeal to Janet Swanson, class of '74, my locker to Kathy Hagbloom, class of '74, my problems to Carol Hagbloom, class of '74, my crochet hook to Wayne Whitmore, class of '74, and my sexual ability to Angie Ervin, class of '74 I, John Feikema, will my lab technique to Garret Swam, class of '74 I, Janet Ferguson, will the bags under my eyes to all the seniors to be. I, Arthur Foster, will my good luck with the young ladies to Jeff Riley, class of '74 I, Brian Fragodt, will all my talent at breaking and busting my body to Scott Iverson, class of '74 and my ability to draw diving boards to my body to Dave Wagner, class of '74 I, Gcrri Gould, will my ability to do a back turn to Mike Zemck, and my ability to drive on slippery roads to Terry Renna, class of '74 I, Janet Gould, will my uncle Elliot to Linda MacIntyre, class of '74 I, Debbie Cullick, would like to will my curly hair to Cheryl Lindbloom, class of '74 I, Paul Gustafson, will my chemistry insurance fees to Garret Swam, class of '74, and my brilliant ability in the technical theatre to some lucky? underclassman. I, Claybon Hall, will my quickness and speed to Wayne Whitmore, class of '74, my ability to hit a baseball to Jon Andereon, class of '74, my quietness to Bettye Granger, class of '74, and I will my friendship to the class of 75 I, Jim Hall, will my B.M.O. C. image to Billy Jones. I, Dale Halvorson, will my great running abilities to Mike Kadlec, class of '75 I, Eric Hanson, will my chess and debate abilities to Kcv-Kev Ittner, class of 74 I, Mary Henderson, will my l eight to Lcnnie Parker I, Sherrill Henon, will my superb ability to talk with precise wording of talking slow to Bettye Granger, class of 74 I, Mary Ann Hill, will my purse to Lisa Dictson I, John Howard, do state that in a sane state of mind I will all die good looking girls I never had to Ricky Bruce, class of '74 I, Melanie Jordan, will the leftover money from die sale of my weavings to Mr. Heidcr I, Terri Kastner, will all my shyness to Joyce Baker, class of '74 and Nancy Brekke, class of '74 I, Tom Lam son, will my dirty locker to Craig Jesinoski. I, Terri Lipscombe, will my Pom Pon's to Angie Hargrove, class of '74, my ability with men to Connie Ligon, class of '74, and my ability to get away with more than one dude to Denise Jones, class of '74 I, Michelle Little, will my intelligence to Debbie Puritt I, Paul Mallon, will all of my letters to Scott Iverson, Class of '74 I, Rita Mars, will my curly hair to Chris Langseth, class of '74 I, Jamie Pickett, will my straight hair to Lisa Ohm I, Randy Pearson, will my swimming prowess and all-around nice guy tendencies toClenHalvorson, class of '75 I, Sherry Renna, will the 1973 varsity cheerleading uniforms to Janet Wickstrom, class of '75, my ability to whistle to Doug Holtr, class of '74, and my ability to stand up on that wet and slippery ice to Sheri Nolan, class of '74 I, Sara Rogers, will everyone in the school my good fortune I, Cheryl Rosenbaum, will my mathematical abilities to Teddy Courant class of '74 I, Jody Rosenbloom, will some of my super sad jokes to Jean Cray, class of '74, car grease to Carrie Doerr, class of '74, and a kosher dill to Jerry Heinonen, class of '74 I, John Roth, will my high intelligence to Steve Roth, class of '74, and Curtis Franks, class of '74 I, Betsy Seaquist, will a gallon of rubber cement and a carton of correction tape to Sara Langer, class of '74 I, Julie Shannon, will my boyfriends to my sister Cindy Shannon class of '74 I, Thurman Smith, will my weight to Mr. Nuness J, Tim Steams, will my napsack to Ms. Lee I, Ann Stark, will all my clean socks to Scott Iverson, class of '74 I, Mark Stolberg, will my running abilities to Rick Bruce, class of '74 I, Shannon Thompson, will my sex appeal to Nick Zahareas I, Sherry Trego, will the parking lot to Jan I, Olenka Tsarehradsky, will my prominent chemistry abilities to Ben Lockett, class of 74 and my ability to spell and pronounce my name to Mrs. Hudson. lt Dave Waughte 1, leave to Linda Hardy, class of '74 anything she wants. I, Marian Cookie Webb, will my fabulous ability in leadership and my cigarettes to Angie Ervin, class of '74, and my ability to talk, lie, listen, and act to Debbie Gill, class of '74 I, Deidrea Whitlock, will my shoes to Debbie Gill, class of '74 my height to Terry Wagner, hope to my brothers and sister, my personality to Ricky Fisher, class of '74, whit to Wayne Whitmore, Class of '74, and my trust, love, and friendship to Ms. Erma Wilford and Ms. Sharon Brown. I, Karen Wigen, will my days absent to Yvonne Wigen, class of '74, and my good luck to Roxanne I, Andrea Youngdahl, wish to bequeath my glorious gridding talent to Sara Langer, class of 74, Diane Johnson, Class of '74, and Lynn Olson, class of '74, my pudgy paraphernalia and paralelepipeds unto Teddy Courant, class of '74 my flowing, fluent Spanish unto Jessica Hunting, class of ’74, my magnificent moose unto Mike Zemck, and my optimistic outlook unto Brad Fiddler, class of '74, with my fondest regards for a bounteous and beautous senior year. I, Jeff Zemck, leave to Central my cute smile and my optomism. I, Mike Zemek, will my great 400 times to Steve Swanson, class of '74 to School Photography PROMS weddings Portraiture Industrial Aerial Photography COMMERCIAL i 9333 Penn Ave. So. Bloomington 888 9501 533 Jackson St. Paul 224-2891 3325 No. Hwy. 100 Crystal 533-0784 JUNIORS Paul Mike Andreassen Angrimson George Booker Ruth Borin a nn Janet Burns Drinkwinc Andrea F-ngebretson Aaron Arradondo Michael Chamberlain Teddy Courant Brad fiddler Joyce Baker Duane Bale Dennis Barrow Jenny Brown Ricky Bruce Bill Chin Linda Clark Ethan 44 Trish Francis Nancy Grahn Debra Griswold Curtis Franks Bettye Granger Lorry Grefsrud Carol Haggblom Cathy Haggblom John Dan Harkness Harris Roscwitha Gattinger Bernice Granger Dorothy Grenada Debbie Ha llum Lindell Harris Jerry Hcinoncn Randy Gave Victor Halverson Kris Hartung Karter Hischke David Hansen Colnese Hendon Kent Hoerdt Linda Hardy Eunice Haugen Doug Holtz Julie Kevin Holmes Ittner Scott Iverson 45 David Jensen Peggy Johnson Catherine Kane Chris Langseth Cheryl Lindblom Connie Ligon Mike Lunneborg Kathy Jewell John Jones Nancy Lamson Eric Larson Dunning Lau Mark Lofgren Dale Luoma Joann Jurchisin Victoria Karr Connie Klein Gloria Kozak 46 Jeffrey Malchow Leah Niesen Charles Patrick Cindy Petrie Anita Philips Brenda Pikkarainen Anne Robinson Sheri Nolan Edrcna Matthews Valerie Oakland Lynn Olson Jeremy McCoy Martin Opatrny Ruth Mudgett Martha Pakulak Chuck Reiter Karen Rochcleau Karl Roth Melvin Rhines Steve Roth Woody Rhodes Mike Rudolph Erika Shalman 47 Chaunda Scott Barb Smith Virginia Templeton Kathy Wherley Leanctria Williams Shirley Shaninghouse V I r Peter Sippel Carol Swanson David Upsher Mike Whitaker joannc Wolfram Ann Wong Cindy Shannon Sue Shaninghouse Linda Sjolund Janet Swanson Terri Wagner Debra Taylor Mary Teefy Lydia Waldemar Frank Washington Julia Washington Tom Wong Julie Wright Sue Wright 48 SOPHOMORES Jim Alexander Steve Beckman Michael Bloberg Arthur Bober Lori Mike Boyle Kirk Harlan Bratrud Brenden Charles Brom Ronald Bronson Carolyn Brown Frank Brown Lance Brown Oliver Brown ) y Paul Brown James Burns Jon Burseth Pam Carlson Randy Antonson Diane Beckers Leann Beiseker Julie Patty Chamberlin Conally Bill Cindy Lisa Patty Cotrcll 50 Daggett Davison DeAndre Jenise Dee Doty Eason Gordon Bill Granger Gray Robert Dollar Connie Ellingson Diane Erickson Kathleen Eriksen Judy Fisher Linda Grabau Lauren Green Oskar Eustis Lauren Fithian Ivar Grodahl Paula Everett Rita Frenzel James Farrell Linda Gamer 51 f Pervis Harris Chris Holdhusen Robert Johnson Scott Johnson Juli Klindt Beth Groess Glen Halverson Myles Jacob Sharolyn Johnson Yvonne Kastncr David Gross Ronald Hansen Tom Herb st vV« i Jimmy Johnson Billy Jones Karen Kraemer Robert Hahn Ray Hardimon Joe Herder Karen Johnson Charles Hagen Hardy Pear lie Hines Pat Johnson Cynthia Cindy Jones Junglen Dcbby Antonette Kunde Lampley Carrie Land Mary Larson 52 Mike Maghrak Jim Mevissen Rick Nagell Laura Ncwcombe Travis Manning Jon Najarian Jim Nielscen Pam Mclnnes Dawn Minor Jenny Nelson Ellen Nicholson Michaela Lindgren Louie Lundbcrg Mark McQueen Wanda Misquadace Stuart Nevils Deborah Nolan William Linda Norgaard Oien Paul Wayne Olson Ortcndahl 53 Leon Lambert Dave Lunneborg Dave Meier Mike London !? Phillip Maddox Ann Mcllgrcn Darlene Rose Sue Seaquist Pam Simmons Lynn Rubenstein David Shannon Monica Slaughter Pat Paulson Patty Pobuda J. B. Richard Stan Rudolph Matthew Shapiro Mike Smetana Diane Pederson Casanova Richardson Mike Saldana Cheryl Smith Sybil Smith John Smith Sue Toni Smyser Steinkraus Margaret Prochaska John Rains Marie Rigert Charles Robinson Linda Schoolcy 54 Jack Swaggert Mona Toft Peggy Wendel Mary Winkelman Steve Swanson Janet Wikstrom Rob Young Debbie Taylor Sheila True Tom Willford Jim T ay lor ■I Bryce Waldemar Arthur Williamson Nick Chris Zahareas Zierdcn Charlene Stone 1 ' • Bruce Swanson Sheryl Thompson Paul Warder Glenford Williamson Charles Zinn Brenda Stolberg Bryon Sylven Dale Swanson Lee Webb 55 11 Debra Johnson Terry Renna Mary Teefy Pam Cordahl Phillip Maddox Nancy La ms on Cindy Shannon Irene Ume row Maura Doe Brenda Mlynek Lynn Foshaug Harry Simms Zelda Doyle ft Diane Pederson David Hansen Debra Maxwell Peter Sippel Diane Beckers Connie Petrie Angela Hargrove Ruth Mudgett W endy Stark Marilyn Jacobson Liz Neisius Luann Stem an Rita Frenzel Joe Herder Todd Rogers Darlene Rose Sue Smyscr Connie Travis 56 ENCORE FROAY OCTOBER 6 CENTRAL HGH SCHO I THEATRE AT THE T % OF THE STARS f TICKETS ON SALE HAVn AND SICK °fMC£ of Ticket 75 I NNNI 63 m I administration From left to right: Mr. Cumming, Mr. McMoore, Mr. Schwichtcnberg, Mr. Trammel The Pioneer Class of 1973 is unique yet representative of all that is Central High School. This year's seniors include young people from many different walks of life with various interests, abilities and ambitions. The graduates of 1973 as well as the general student body, have learned to realistically assess what life is in a multi-ethnic and multi-racial environment. Working cooperatively, as every community must do to survive, the seniors who compose the class of 1973 have demonstrated the ability to get things done and to finish at the top I have every confidence that this year's graduates have prepared themselves to meet whatever challenges life has to offer. hey marv, did ya hear the one about. ? left to right: P. Theis, B. Hertz. Not in picture: M. Glynn s p e c ■ i a I social studies left to right: R. Robinson, M. Moorman, R. Oliver, R. Anderson, D. Strickland, L. . Prazma, R. Miller, N. Fischer 1 a seated: n J. Lundheim g standing: u R. Anderson, L. Prazma, a T. Lapinsky, g e A. Welle math seated: D. Winberg, B. Kitlinski. U. Kanning standing: L. Carter C. Juhlke, G. Beske seated: A. Bartel, R. Huss, VV. Cederholm standing: L. DeNucci, S. Brown H. Jenner 66 seated: S. Ireland, B. Bedor standing: M. Small, K. Ertel, F. Cooley, R. Jibben social workers standing: M. Somerfleck. seated: L. Fritschel. office staff seated: B. Revesbeck, M. Miller, G. Peters standing: G. Karlos, L. Jones, V. Pfeiffer, D. Anderson, M. Pascoe, M. Abrahamson 67 OOOI leOo vocational relations seated: M. Charles, J. Murphy, L. Sargin standing: E. Koester, D. D. Beckman seated: G. Sheehan, P. Carr standing: H. Maland, G. Rollins, L. Miller, M. Bjugen a seated: J. Frazier, M. Bjugen, H. Maland, E. Midtdahl standing: J. Whitmore, L. Miller, J. Webb, L. Gagnon, C. Mezies, D. Smith, C. Jordan english seated: S. Caldwell, M. Fiddler, T. Lipinski standing: M. Jordan, A. Hills, E. Shutts, J. Jolles, T. Nelson not included in picture: C. Shutts, M. Mashek ■ I n d u left to right: L. Krueger, G. Mitshulis, D. Blom, G. Hendricks, V. Staff a I a r t s 70 c o o k s seated: M. Anderson, L. Dodge, H. Swanson, M. Horbol, J. Ferm standing: K. Rutten, M. Leners, F. Mad land, P. Lopplow seated: H. Grigsby, B. Fischer, J. Johnson standing: D. Jaspers, D. Moore, C. Holverson ■ J a n ■ i t o r s left to right: T. Aim, E. Wilford, F. Hudson, A. Nuness 71 clubs and organizations (front): R. Belton, (first row): A. Foster, C. Hail, R. Johnson, B. Jones, Mr. Nuness, (2nd row): T. Wong, J. Anderson, T. Smith, T. Roundtree, (3rd row): D. Lau, M. Johnson, G. Jenkins, H. Smims, Window Sill: R. Me Neal, H. Thompson, B. Lockett, (top four): J. Jones, K. Tendle, D. Holtz, P. Rasmussen. (back): B. Fragodt, O. Tsarehradsky, L. Prazma, G. Gould, J. McKeegan, S. Iverson. R. Belton, K. Mitdahl, C. Collier, (middle): C. Sykora, A.Meyer, J. Wolfram, P.Crawford, L. Waldemar, B. Tresvant, C. Webb, C. Scott, P. Johnson, (front): C. Carlyon, B. Seaquist, G. Dorsey, (missing): S. Renna, P. Crisler, C. Hall. 72 Gridding... inventive journalism... rubber cement... correction tape... interviews... bills.....carol's colloquy.... ads.... headlines.... Claybon calls the shots.... deadlines... typing... .....Everything You Always Wanted To Know About... ink... the key... filing... mimeograph machine ... tea...Roving Reporter.....Cocoa ... paper cutter... headaches.... the old 99... Student Needs (row 1): R. Smith, C. Hall, Editor in chief- B. Seaquist, Advertising Co-Editor-D. Johnson, News Editor-A. Youngdahl. (row 2): C. Sykora, M. London, D. Harris, J. Thompson, S.Renna, M. Fiddler (Adviser), (row 3): Advertising Co-Editor-S. Langer, L. Olson, Photography Editor-M. Fiddler, J. Najarian, C. Swanson, (row 4): B. Swanson, Sports Editor-R. Pearson, D. Claypool, P. Crisler, A. Foster, (not in picture): L. Doerr. debate Central's debate team made much progress in 1972-73, only it's second year. Every week, September to December, Central debated such schools as Henry, West, Coon Rapids, Armstrong, Robbinsdale, and other Northwest suburban schools, and won half it’s contests. In one tournament Central won all it's contests and took first place. With most of the team returning next year, Central’s debate team prospects look bright. R. Miller, Coach (left to right, front row:) Mr. Miller, C. Anndy, O. Eustis, Mac West, P. Andreassen, P. Sippcl. (back row:) E. Hanson, C. Swart, S. Seaquist, R. Bormann, K. Ittner, J. Roth, (not in picture:) K. Jacobs. chess club (standing): P. Gustaufson, J. Neils on, D. Harris, B. Swanson, M. Shapiro, J. Feikima, M. London, J. Harkncss, J. Paulson, G. Swart, R.Graves, (seated): O. Brown, T. Courant, K. Einsweiller, B. Chin, B. Kor. afs club (back row): J. Croce, S. Smith, C. Sykora, L. Olson, S. Hcglund, L. Green, A. Heider. (front row): B. Kor, D. Taylor, A. DeArruda, D. Whitlock, (not in picture): S. Thompson, E. Sahlman. international club M. Shapiro, T. Lapinski, B. Hardesty, S. Smith, S. Taylor, D. Taylor, N. Smith, M. Hildreth, B. Welle, L. Waldemar, A. Youngdahl, R. Anderson, L. Olson, B. Chin. creative writing (back): E. Shutts, M. Hildreth, S. Smith, G. Bratrud, D. Taylor, M. Shapiro, (middle): S. Waldfogel, B. Oveiton, S. Taylor, S. Taylor, B. Kor, A. DeArruda, L. Waldemar. (front): P. Sippel, J. Anderson, N. Muss, A. Engebretson, B. Chin. business girls (back): C. Palm, D. Gullick, J. Pickett, J. Holmes, A. Meyer, C. Maceij, D. Lowe, A. McNamara, J. Smith, M. Pakulak. (seated): J. Whitmore, R. Becker, B. Overton, K. Jewell. d.e.c.a. (background): S. Iverson, M. Saastamoinen, G. Soffos, R. Siron,J. Murphy, J. Mars, K. Midtdahl, L. Granger, J. Aleksuk, T. Root, D. Waughtel, J. Henry, (foreground): G. Kirksey, R. Kragness, C. Johnston, A. Stark, D. Wins or. (1st row): Linda S; Lisa D; Chaunda S; Chris L; Andrea Y; Marilyn J; Virginia W; Jody R; Shannon T; Deidrea W; Wendy T; Ms. B. Speed (2nd row): Joyce B; Atlen H; Nancy B; Eve L; Toni S; Bernice G; Dena A; Lisa D; Diane J; Cheryl R.(3rd row): Tom W; Michael R; Rodney M; Daniel W; James C; Robert B; Erik H: Mark B; William J; Timothy S; Kevin K. (4th row): Eric B; Mark F; Michael B; Michael Z; Bradley F; Carl J; Jeffrey Z; Daniel D; James H; Victor H; John R; John H. (not pictured): Eric Hanson, Stuart Ncvils, Russell Curry, Paul Andreassen, Julie Shannon, Kurk Mian, Lorinda Grefsrud, Sue Williams,Teresa Kastner, Rena Matthews. 76 Selections from our Christmas T.V. program. rrv —the 4th hour happy group concert choir, under the direction of B . A memorable event of the year was the visit of Jester Hairston, who worked with us in clinics, concerts and at the teachers convention. (1st row): P. Simmons, B. Kor, Z. Doyle, D. Griswold, J. Wright, C. Ligon, T. Lipscombe, A. de Amida (2nd row): R. Graves, C. Zeirdcn, L. Edwards, A.Stearns, M.Rigcrt, L. Smith, D. Becker, N. Crawford, L. Garner, L. Parker (3rd row): E. Smith, G. Dorsey, B. Longmirc, L. Moms, B.Tresvant, C. Crang, P. Crawford, B. Smith, L. Schooly, L.Scott, (not pictured); Lynn Rubenstcin._______________________________________________ rcAi-rOm band row 1: V. Petrie-Secretary, P. Crisler-Presidcnt, C. Petrie, B. Seaquist-Treasurer, W. Stark-Assis. Treasurer, J. Doty, B. Hardesty, E. Tinsley, row 2: C. Land, S. Shaninghousc-Rcporter, B. Mills, L. Scholey, A. Poole, E. Smith, M. Crandbecry, E. Donaldson, row 3: L. Neison, A. Philipps, C. Robinson, A. Foster-Assis. Reporter, D. Halverson-Vice-President, C. Halverson, J. Taylor, P. Warder, W. Hoerdt, K. Becks, J. C. Dupree, row 4: B. Waldcmar, C. Junglen, C. Cox, M. Johnson, B. Carey, F. White, S. Seaquist, M. Stolberg, T. Roundtree-Assis. Secretary, R. Rhodes-Director. Starting with Homecoming, Drum Majors Vickie Petrie and Pamela Crisler led the band on a performing trek, marching in three home football games. Although the band was unable to perform at many home basketball games, they more than made up for it during pep fests and concerts. As with most organizations at C.H.S. the sophomore invasion left us with a band eighty-five percent sophomore. So, as the year of 72-73 closes upon us, the Central band tips its' marching hat, saluting a year full of concerts, marches, pepfests-and fun. our fearless leader 4- o hot fun in the summer time homecoming '72’ Community involvement was the theme for this years Homecoming. The festivities began at one. Ex-Viking, Earsell Mackbee, was master of ceremonies at the coronation where King Herbert and Queen Robin were crowned. Students then drifted down to the lunchroom to listen to the records at the soc hop. The big game against the Roosevelt Teddies started at three-thirty. The stands were filled with people who held Human Relations balloons and confetti. The whole game went great, from our team victory (13-7) to the band, drum majors and Pompom girls at halftime. Everyone in the community was invited to the picnic after the game. Food was served to nearly 500 people. The cold may have kept some away but many stayed to enjoy the company and food. By eight-thirty many Central students had changed clothes and were back for the final event, the Homecoming Dance. The largest turn-out at the dance in many years talked, danced, and listened to music until the Midwest Express packed up and left at twelve. What a Day! Lady Cheryl from the House of Collier Escorted by Arthur Foster Lady Olenka from the House of Tsarcharadsky Escorted by Charles Walker Lady Carol from the House of Rucker Escorted by Royce May Lady Rebecca from the House of Nelson Escorted by Rodney McNeal Lady Ann from the House of Stark Escorted by Randy Pearson Lady Jackie from the House of McKeegan Escorted by Paul Mallon Lady Claire from the House of Carlyon Escorted by John Howard Lady Beth from the House of Seemann Escorted by Jeff Zemek Lady Jane from the House of Engstrom Escorted by Bob Berge Lady Karen from the House of Midtdahl Escorted by Tony Roundtree royalty Princess Deidrea Prince Brian Princess Sherry Prince iMarcus Princess Georgina Prince Charles Princess Robin Prince Claybon Princess Jackie Prince Herbert CEA)TR( l Ms. Brown, I know I look great. Vhy don't ou comc up nd see me ometime? This should be a real BANG! Block your man, Block your man, Don't let him score...  ■ party's over, it's e to call it a day... Mama mia, that's a spicy brownie! CE AJTR 1st row. B. Fragodt, C. Hall, J. Anderson, J. Spearman, R. Davis, R. May, W. Whitmore, R. Kragness, B. Jones, L. Groce, C. Patrick, T. Herbst. 2nd row: R. Fisher, R. Belton, C. Walker, K. Tendle, P. Willis, J. Jones, H. Simms, R. Curry, S. Clover, J. Najarian, S. Iverson. 3rd row: Coaches Mr. Carter, Mr. Cross, . Booker, C. Norwood, T. Rowe, M. Rhines, T. Smith, H. Thompson, J. Strawder, T. Roundtree, B. Lockett, M. Lyle, Coaches Mr. Lamparske, Mr. Keenan, Mr. Robinson. 1973 football season This was to be a rebuilding year in football at Central. Many fine football players had graduated from the previous team and the sophomores of that season were an unknown quality. In the first two games the pioneers looked very ragged with the defense doing the bulk of the work of holding off the opponents. In the third game the young offensive team began to get the feel of the city league. In the fourth game disaster struck, the team was thoroughly routed by Southwest. At this point people felt that this would be just another season at Central, that members of the team would surely give up after that beating. For Homecoming the team beat Roosevelt. Then they beat Vocational, Marshal 1-U, and Henry to finish the season at 7 and 1, second in the city behind unbeaten Washburn. The team went to Moorhead in it's final game and was beaten 12-42. i offense standing: H. Thompson, R. Davis, W. Whitmore, K. Tendle, R. Fisher row 2: R. Curry, R. Belton, J. Jones, G. Booker, T. Rowe, B. Lockett pioneers —ID-  north pioneers 20- 0 south pioneers 30- 0 west pioneers 14-46 southwest pioneers 13- 7 roosevelt pioneers 42- 8 vocational pioneers 32- 0 marshall-u pioneers 39-16 henry standing: R. Fisher. T. Roundtree, P. Willis, J. Strawder, H. Thompson, T. Smith, B. Lockett, C. Walker row 2: S. Iverson, M. Rhines, R. Kragness defense Finally the day had arrived. All week long the school had been filled with talk about who the new coach was. (Richard Robinson). He had come from Voc. That was bad news! But soon after the first meeting all the talk and bad feelings about Coach Robinson were gone. We knew we had a good thing! Speaking for the team, it was the feeling of all, that Coach Robinson gave us something no other Coach had ever done. He had given us a physical and mental lift, which was the key to our winning season. Coaches: Mr. Cross, Mr. Lamparske, Mr. Carter Mr. Robinson, Mr. Keenan To sum things up Coach Robinson is one of those tilings, you just sit back and appreciate the fact that it happened to you. Thanks Mr. Robinson! Robert Belton Charles Burton Herbert Thompson III! cross country 1972 Contrary to common belief, Central's Cross Country team was not made up of guys who couldn't make it big in a major sport. Their work out was running from five to eight miles a night, which was at least equal to other team’s practices. The team improved quite a bit from last year, placing ninth in the city meet. The team's big let down was the almost non-existent support of the other students. With all their hard work and improvement they have laid a nice base for next years top Contending team. kneeling: B. Cotrell, C. Richards, M. Angrimson, M. Kadlec, G. Halverson standing: Coach Oliver, R. Bruce, A. Arracondo, J. Howard, M. Stolberg, D. Halverson I the new table tennis team Central was engaged in a new sport this year, Table Tennis. Moving up from basement status, the team was in an organized league with a professional coach and a school budget. The team practiced at Magoo's Table Tennis Club. The team members were coached by Hal Lupinek, from Magoo's, and Mr. Aim from Central. The scattered matches resulted in a pretty good season for this new team. left to right: Cap't Vic Halverson, Brad Fiddler, John Rivers, Teddy Courant. 90 I women’s swim team first row: Coach Wilford, L. Doerr, K. Harkins, C. Land, S. Wright, S. Seaquist, K. Johnson, P. Mudgett. second row: C. Rosenbaum, C. Junger, M. Teefy, O. Tsarehradsky, C. Gould, L. Hardy Believe it or not the womens swim team ranked fourth in the city school meet. After being rated as an underdog for so long this was as good as first place. The girls worked hard all season and surprised themselves by placing second in their three practice meets. Leaving after three years is Lisa Doerr, the backbone of the team more or less. Also leaving this year are seniors: G. Gould, C. Rosenbaum, and K. Harkins. Kathy, together with Lisa, raked in three ribbons from the final meet. Most of the others on the team will be returning next year. The season was an enjoyable one. said Coach Wilford. CE AjrRf theater at the top of the stairs presents The crews help get it together too. There's an opening for a princess, for a genuine, certified princess... if she can pass the test. You mean Lady Larken is pregnant! but she can't get married till Prince Dauntless is. 92 cast of characters Queen Aggravain Lady Larken . . . Sue Williams . Diane Johnson Prince Dauntless the Drab Paul Andreasson Princess Winnifred . Dena Allen Sir Luce Brad Fiddler Minstrel. . . . John Harkness Sir Christopher . . Jim Crose Jester .... . Teddy Courant Sir Harold Jim Longfield King Sextimus the Silent . . . Jeff Zemek Lord Howard.... Sir Daniel David Claypool Tim Stearns Sir Harry . . . Tom Wong Sir Steven Victor Halverson Wizard . . . . Dan Drinkwine Pantomime Princess. Vicki Karr Lady Rowena. . Joyce Baker Pantomime Queen. . Marilyn Jacobs Lady Merril . . Marie Rigert Pantomime Prince . Ray Graves Lady Lucille . . Sue Ekola Princess 12 . . . . Ginny Wood Lady Beatrice . Pam Crisler Nightengale .... Nancy Brekke Lady Mabelle. . Lois Green Maid Marilyn Jacobson Lady Dorothy. . Linda Schooley Wench Karter Hirschke Lady Dora . . Sir Studley. . . Lori Grefsrud . Carl Johnson Director Susan Caldwell 93 CEMW what is a all different kinds of people getting I together... 7 e t 94 it sure was  to enjoy some things of other cultures. 95 $ CEfiJTK, the 1973 ski team C£A T? of the Court!! king marcas lyle queen cheryl collier prince rickey fisher princess diane johnson duke marcelles grand berry dutchess pam me innes 98 The Crowning... chs dances to the purple haze cENrr r 44?' t .m broom ball faculty vs students faculty falcons pioneer bombers .. .only by luck! C£rt 77 1973 badminton team | 1973 gymnastics team 104 106 senior class 1972-3 hockey team top: M. (Flex) Angrimson, C. (Pollack) Jesinoski, L. (Teenager) Lundbcrg, R. Younge, P. (Hard Guy) DeMars, D. (Gimper) Luoma, M. Horan, T. Aim-Coach, bottom: R. (Holey) Baldwin, M. (Fumbles) Lunneborg, G, (Slo-Poke) Richards, D. (Skinny) Holtz, J. (Hack) Bury, B. (Hot Dog) Eastman, J. (Sieve) Heinonen pioneers pioneers pioneers pioneers pioneers pioneers pioneers pioneers pioneers pioneers iwest Veit cheerleaders C. Carlyon D. Whitlock B. Nelson R. Smith S. Nolan, C. Rucker D. Dopp P. Johnson, C. Sykora, S. Renna Cheerleaders must commit a considerable amount of time and energy to fulfill their responsibilities and the 1972-73 squad continued to maintain the CHS tradition of excellent cheerleading squads. This squad should be commended for the creativity shown in making up several original cheers as well as several pep fest skits. (Remember the football warm-up skit?) They numbered only ten most of the year and still managed to help provide spirit and support at most athletic events. Six sophomore cheerleaders added to the total program by cheering for sophomore games and meets which are too often forgotten by most. Three cheers for the cheerleaders for a job well done. no pom pom girls |sophomore cheerleaders | Janet Wikstrom (captain), Pam Mclnnis, Lauren Fithian, Karen Kraemer (captain), Patty Pobuda, (Brenda Stolberg and Sandy Conley not pictured) 111 CE Vi | men’s wrestling team | row 1: (Timid) T. Stolberg, R. (Wawho) McNeal-Co Captain, K. (Muscle Head) Burnside, J. Johnson, D. (Joe Juitsu) Lau, (Cator) G. Jenkins-Co Captain, row 2: (Mighty) M. Johnson, (Dirty) H. Simms, K. (Terrible) Tcndle, G. Booker, R. Hyde, R. (Bubbles) Belton, row 3: Coach Keenen, Coach Lamparske, J. Bersie, K. Groce, T. Rosenow, C. Booker, D. Gross, T. Herbst, J. Smith, J.B. Richards. This year's wrestling team was one of the best Central has ever had. The team placed fourth in the city with a six and four record; placed third in the district meet; sent six wrestlers to the region meet and three to the state meet - Rodney McNeal, Gus Jenkins, and Mike Johnson, who also were city champions of their weight divisions. pioneers 23 benilde 35 pioneers 25 washburn 27 pioneers 37 chaska 29 pioneers 61 marshall u 0 pioneers 21 southwest 34 pioneers 36 north 54 pioneers 31 south 25 pioneers 34 henry 15 pioneers 43 west 9 pioneers 18 edison 30 pioneers 33 vocational 16 pioneers 34 roosevelt 18 mens swimming team Central 36-Washburn 59, Central 24-Edi-son71, Central 66-Vocational 29, Central 61-South 34, Central 58-West 37, Central 41-Southwest 54, Central 64-Mar-shall U 31, Central 48-Roosevelt 47, Central 38-Henry 57, Central 62-North 33, Avg. Central 49. 8-Others 45. 2 Triangular: Central 73 -Roosevelt 6O5 -North 32, Relay: Central 94-North 94-South 62-Vocational 36-Marshall U 28. Seniors will remember three years ago, when coach Anderson, and friend David Hirschey, pulled together a rookie team of 19 sophomores. The team struggled through two seasons with some heartbreaking defeats. This years swimming team was the finest Central has ever had, finishing the season with a record of 6 wins and 4 losses, and a super-successful non-conference season. With the largest number of seniors on a team in the city, all of them from the original 19 sophomores, the entire team swam exceedingly well and saw the reaching of their biggest goal by handing to Roosevelt one of those he art breakers. Overcoming a few crippling difficulties and thick skulls, the team went on to break every swimming record previously set by past Central swimmers. Next year, with many good sophomores and juniors returning, we expect to sec those records broken again. CE I divers: who’s n What other course offers a chance to earn while you learn - none but the Coop training programs in Distributive Office Education. These Programs are offered to seniors and a limited number of juniors. It provides tiie student an opportunity to gain their academic knowledge in the morning and then attend their downtown classroom in the afternoon and apply their academic knowledge to practical situations. The program is designed around the student, the coordinator, the business community and the school; with the students, the most important product. I work program 116 11973 basketball team standing: J. Strawder, H. Thompson, W. Rhodes, J. Zemek, B. Lockett, L. Travis, J. Anderson, R Fisher, sitting: A. Nuness-Coach, not in picture: W. Whitmore, D. Danielson, C. Burton, C. Norwood sophomore squad: duane nelson prince nelson mac holden phil maddox tollie thomas paul mitchell greg boone herb wilburn marc grandberry arthur kennedy ed tinsley travis manning rock rogers heywood smith dave hanson aaron arondondo bill cotrell coach robinson At the beginning of this years basketball season, the coaches in the city league picked Central to finish in fifth or sixth place because we only had one returning starter from last years team. Through the great leadership of our captain Jack Strawder, the team surprised everyone and finished second, beating the first place team - Washburn. This years team had Woody Rhodes and Rick Fisher named to the All City Team, and Jack Strawder and Wayne Whitmore made Honorable Mention. The team finished the season with a 13-5 record. rJfSm rt «£S l graduation... prom...golf.. .baseball...t rack...vacati on...graduati on...prom...g olf... track.. CL 123 just three weeks to go 30 unknowns Oh W, Is this mens track team The 1972 Track season was one that Central High School can be very proud of. We won many trophies throughout the state and set new records in every meet we participated in. Some of the highlights of the season were Central's capturing the second consecutive city championship and setting new records in the 440 dash by Charles Walker, the mile relay by Robert Johnson, Creg Cray, Albert Ranee and Charles Walker. Other first place winners in the city meet were: 100 yard dash, Ricky Davis; 880 relay, Ricky Nevils, Ron Groce, Cary Childress and Ricky Davis; High and low hurdles, Ron Groce; and 220 yds dash, Charles Walker. Central has had much success, winning many meets and finished the season 4th in the state. With many returning lettermen wc are looking forward to another fine season. Coach L. Carter first row, left to right: C. Patrick, B. Lewis, T. Croce, M. Johnson, J. Crose, S. Iverson second row: C. Childress, C. Walker, R. Davis, M. Carlson, R. Johnson, K. Tendle, O. Medlock third row (standing): Assis. Coach Oliver, Assis. Coach Jackson, Coach Carter, D. Eubanks, R. Croce, R. Cowart not in picture: R. Nevils, M. Stolberg womens track team The Girls Track Team finally made it to the City meet with at least one girl to participate in all of the events. For some reason the girls don't like to compete in running. They came in fifth place over all but their performance was witlwas ears. Even at the final meet we had to substitute because of a conflict with other activities. Coach Wilford Team Members: J. Armstrong, C. Anderson, D. White, D. Whitlock, J. Rosenbloom, R. Bormann, J. Wallace, O. Tsarehradsky, M. Washington, R. Smith ________________ 127 1972 baseball season (first row): R. Beaulieu, R. Temple, J. Anderson, C. Booker p VT , tjoii (standing): Coach Anderson, B. Lindholm, J. Munson, T. p-..’ j C. Hall. Temple, Coach Peltier, (not in picture): K. Lewis ndtree, W. Scott, D (first row): M. Agrimson, S. Davis, M. Winkles, K. Dahl, F. White, (second row): Coach Nuness, J. Jones, G. Booker, W. Whitmore, V. Halvorson, D. Louma. The Yearbook Staff dedicates this page to Mr. Nuness, Claybon Hall, Jim Munson and their write-ups, whenever they may be. 128 pioneers 7- 9 southwest pioneers 12- 6 vocational pioneers 7- 3 roosevelt pioneers 4-19 north pioneers 2- 4 west pioneers 0- 6 washburn pioneers 1- 6 edison pioneers 6- 7 marshall-u pioneers 3- 4 south pioneers 6- 5 henry dj] womans tennis team row 1: A. DcArruda, K. Zeardon, Coach Hudson, V. Templeton, standing: R. Borman, L. Green, Capt. C. Swanson, D. Johnson, not in picture: P. Wiecks, L. Neison, T. Kastner, J. Heller, M. Glaman Centrals tennis team survived the out of season tennis season beginning practice Sept. 7 and playing their first match Sept. 27 against West at the Nicollet Tennis Center. Their schedule continued through Oct. The last match was played in bitterly cold weather - some players wore gloves. Unfortunately, one of the best players, Lauren Green, dislocated her shoulder and was out for the season after playing three matches. Many of the players are juniors, so next years team should be more experienced. 1972 mens tennis team captain: pete bruce The 1972 Men's Tennis Team strived for a winning season as it was coach Whitey Thorson’s last year at Central. It was a tough task as the team had only two returning lettermen. They were Co-Captains F. Bruce and D. Tinberg. These captains had their work cut out for them, as the new players were willing but inexperienced. Because of their work, the new tennis coach will be working with a veteran team! Team members are: P. Bruce, D. Tinberg, R. Bruce, B. Fragodt, R. Baldwin, D. Leedham, P. Jackson, P. Andreassen, D. Hansen, P. Johnson, R. Pearson, P. Tinberg, M. Ibel, D. Danielson, E. Danielson. Manager: C. Carlyon captain: dave tinberg people who made this book possible: yearbook representative mr. hedstrom yearbook advisor (Ru yearbook advisor charles haas yearbook editor business manager senior section underclassmen staff section ‘Oovn special events clubs and organizations mens sports womens sports 135 photography al lineas dellarson studio lundgren studio national school studios jim gagnon other staff members ftjaJuSL l) tJclrix' Cc feAL the yearbook staff wishes to thank all the other people who have helped put the yearbook together. donations from: o’toolesdrug mr. thompson Plymouth national bank stage 7 lapizzaria who was that baby!?! 1. Jamie Pickett, 2. Al Lineas, 3. Mr. Anderson, 4. Rita Becker, 5. Mr. Beske, 6. Karen Midtdahl, 7. Ann Stark, 8. Lois Green, 9. Terrie Nelson, 10. Gerri Gould, 11. Shannon Thompson, 12. Denise Lowe, 13. Mark Stolberg, 14. Jody Rosenbloom, 15. John Howard, 16. Jane Engstrom, 17. Althea Stensrud, 18. Olenka Tsarehradsky, 19. Naomi Smith, 20. 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