Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1978 volume:

t Once, upon a Tirnc the man in moon S' f 1 VS) He noticed tome 4 Sometimes I have found you far from anyone, in the different society of nature. You find joy in your own being, relishing the rainbows of your creation, and the stars of your hope. 5 1 will join you so that I may help you llfind these stars, however distant Our spirits Become entwined as one, as we explore the depths of our beings together. The years have traveled ‘■quickly ia.ypur presence, B each of us in our own directions, yet with each other's guidance. We arc individuals and yet one together. 8 TV 9 o c o m e c 0 m • 1 n g t 7 1 9 7 7 King; Hugh Shapiro Queen: Cindy Woodbridge Left to Right- Greg Ovens, Jay Hollins, Hugh Left to Right- Cindy Woodbridge, Ella Gates, Shapiro, James Holmes, David Scott. Kim Washington, Maxi Jones, Ronel Robinson. James Holmes, Celia Thurston. David Scott, Patty Herrich. Greg Ovens, Mary Ann Patterson Left to Right- Ronda Straub, Loyal Bullock, Pamela Graves, Kevin Whitlock, Andrea Thurston, Mike Dwyer, Sharon Bach, Tony Orr. Left to Right- Leslie Bloomgren, Jim Harkness, Patrice Santocono, Gary Fisher, Christy Olson, Dean New-lund, Terri Woodbridge, Calvin Young. Homecoming Activities This year's homecoming was unusual. It snowed ! It rained ! But though the weather was ornery, school spirit wasn't. Homecoming started off with the coronation, which was colorful and moving. After the introduction of the brilliantly dressed Ladies and Gentlement of the Court and of the Princesses and Princes, Queen Cindy Woodbridge and King Hugh Shapiro were crowned. And the festivities began. The festivities were highlighted by the talent show; afternoon activities like casino mathematics , pie throwing, rollerskating, candle -making, etc; a picnic in the lunchroom; and an evening disco dance. The football game against West had to be postponed because of rain, and when it was played on the following Monday, it was played in a snowstorm. Albright, Raymond. Co-president APS, concert choir, choir treasurer, student government, theater: Mother Earth, The Crucible, best supporting actor for role in ' 'Billy Liar'' in '75- '76 and in ' 'The Moon is Blue'' in '76-'77, director of The Prime of Jean Brodie.'' Plans: To go to the U. of Minn. Aleksuk, Dennis. Hockey Allan, David Amarger, Cilles Anderson, Scott A. Sophomore baseball Capt., Varsity baseball capt. Plans: Junior college, Coast Guard. Anderson, Mark W. Anderson, Mike. Plans: Auto mechanics. Asp, Robin Atwood, Teresa. Pom poms, Yearbook. Aubuchon, Andrew Bach, Sharon. Student government. Plans: College. Bachelani. Yasmin. TAHC, medical explorers, theater: The Crucible, library aid, flag girl, homecoming committee, senior cabinet. Plans: Go to college and major in business. Baker, Christine Bakke, Doreen. Plans: job or vocational school. Baldwin, Elizabeth M. Civinettes, class officer, drama, newspaper, yearbook, prom committee, NHS, literary magazine, AFS. Bannam, Robert. Football, baseball, basketball manager. Basket, John Baumgartner, Kevin. Swimming, Football, AFS. Plans: To go to college. Becker, Gerald Bell, Walter Berg, David Bergland, Susan Berry, Thomas Bilbro, Larry Billiet, Thomas Senior Directory Birulkin, Michael Bixby, Wanda. Plans: Go to vocational and study business and later become a private secretary. Bloomgren, Leslie. Sadie Hawkins Comm., AFS club, cross country. Plans: World travel, attending Macalester College. Bogan, Robert Boorsma, Diane. Chorister, medical explorer, library aide. Plans: College. Bostic, Marilyn Boswell, Linda Breen, Rachel. ' 'The Crucible,'' gymnastics captain, cross country captain, The Miracle Worker,'' student government, newspaper staff. Plans: Walk around the world and plant apple trees. Brown, Cedric Brown, Jean. AFS, theatre at the top of the stairs production of ' 'A Bent Twig and ' 'The Miracle Worker. Plans: Recovering from high school and U of M. Brown, Wanda. Pep Club, soph. capt. cheerleader, varsity cheerleader. Brunelle, Felicia. Women's tennis, skiing, gymnastics, softball, National Honor Society, AFS. Plans: Major in music (violin). Burks, Marcia. 3 years Volleyball (2 years capt.), homecoming comm., 3years basketball, Sno-Daze Comm., 3 years track, concert choir, student ovemment, jazz ensemble, lack history week comm., pep club, mat maid, senior cabinet. Plans: College major in psychology or medical education. Burkhardt, Anthoiy Carlson, Dawn. NHS, debate. Plans: U of M. Carlquist, Mark Carter, TTiomas. Plans: College Christopherson, Richard Clary, Dale Clifton, Randy Collins, Patrick. Golf team. Plans: Travel. Colquhoun, LaVaune Comeau, Timothy Cordahl, Sue. Badminton, choristers-secretary, media aide, yearbook staff. Plans: Travel, employment, college (?)• Countryman, Arthur G. III. Heart Club. Craighton, Diane Crawford, Ronald Cumber, Andrea Dahl, Tamara. Varsity football and basketball cheerleader, swim team, ski team, student government, Sno-Daze Royalty. Plans: College. Davis, Barbara. Women's basketball, yearbook staff. Plans: Professor in Criminology. Davison, Lynette. Pom-Pom girl, majorette, homecoming comm., yearbook staff, pep club, office aide, student government. Plans: College Delmain, Mike Dhoore, Ann AFS club, Plans: College Dickerson, Carol. Pep club, sno-daze comm., homecoming comm., HEART. Plans: College. Dobbins, David. Plans: College. Dopp, Frank. Swimming, gymnastics, waterpolo, student government, women's swim manager, library aide. Plans: College Doty. lisa. Tennis, track, AFS cluo. Plans: College Dowsett, Sarah Drivdahl, Linda Dwyer, Michael. Gymnastics capt., skiing, tennis, AFS, VICA, work program, student government. Plans: College, U of M. Dyer, Rhonda Eich, Paul Ekman, Ingrid Elk, Kenneth Elliott, Laurie. Tennis (capt.), 16 golf, softball co-capt., concert choir, state vocal contest, Who's Who among American high school students, newspaper, creative writing club, pep club, homecoming comm. Plans: Veterinary school at Purdue or University of U of M at Waseca. Ellis, Sheila Emberly, Scott Erickson, Lawrence Evenson, Steven. Track. Plans: Work full time. Fernandez, Michael. Fischer, Beth Fisher, Garry. Football, baseball, basketball skiing. Plans: To go to college. Fitzgerald, James. Debate. Fortmann, Tanya. Track, AFS, Concert choir, girls' chorus, jazz ensemble, cross country skiing. Plans: To go to Dakota Bible College. Franchett, Marie. Capt. of women's slalom team, state ski meet, The Me Nobody Knows. Plans: To become independent. Franzen, David Gage, Suzy Gambler, Jerry Gardner, Valerie. Gastuch, Nancy Gates, Ella. Rotary Youth Conf., ground-breaking ceremonies, action learning, skiing, track, food comm., student gov't, sec. and pres, of choristers, snodaze royalty, homecoming comm., commencement comm., flag girl. Plans: Major in medicine at U. of Mn. Gilsrud, Jimmie Gjerdahl, Michael Goines, Lavelle Granger, Annette. Senior class treasurer, senior cabinet, food comm., pep club, student government, choristers. Plans: Study pediatrics at U. of Mn. Graves, Pam. Track, cheerleader, volleyball capt., senior cabinet, Black History Wk Qram, student government, etball capt., homecoming comm., mat-maid, badminton, snodaze comm., commencement comm. Plans: Phy ed. and health major at U. of Mn. Gray, Richard Greenwald, Sarah. Band, majorette, capt. of Pioneer Fireline. Plans: Major in law at a college in the East. Griffin, Keith Griffith, Harold Grika, Jordana. Choir, yearbook, debate, 2nd Thursday-of-the-Month Gourmet club, A Bent Twig, The Me Nobody Knows,'' jazz ensemble, contemporary dance, VICA, Homecoming talent show. Plans: Broadway acting, singing, dancing. Gunther, Howard. Wrestling, football, track. Haack, Melanie. Volleyball, badminton, softball, AFS. Plans: College in Oshkosh, Wise., and major in special education. Hanson, Scott Harkness, James Harris, Rachel Hartigan, Kevin Harvey, Christopher Harvey, Curtis. Basketball. Plans: Be an artist. Heim, Chris Helmbolt, Dallas. Baseball, hockey. Herold, Melanie. National Honor Society, mat maid, tennis, yearbook, action learning. Plans: Accounting or nursing at Voc. Tech, or college. Heyda, Ann Heyda, Victor. Baseball Hockert, DeAnne L. Choir. Plans: Christian Ed. Director, Counseling young people. Hockley, Mark Hollins, J.W. Hollins, Juanda J. Basketball, yearbook. Holmes, James Holub, Katherine Horton, Donald Howard, Elizabeth. Swimming, skiing, softball, pep club, student gov't, homecoming comm., snodaze comm. Hughes, Joseph. Band, wrestling. Ingersoll, Sali. Ballet, modem aance, poetry. Plans: Counselor in lesbian and drug treatment centers. Irmiter, Charles E. Skiing, track, weights, concert choir, tennis, pep club, AFS, office aid. Jakobs, Nancy Johnson, Clifford Johnson, Florine Johnson, James J. Football, basketball, baseball, track, newspaper editor, yearbook, student government. Plans: Study in ministry in college. Johnson, Robert. Football, baseball, newspaper. Plans: Business and acting at the U. of Mn. Johnson, Tamara. Volleyball, badminton. Plans: A job and travel. Jones, Maxie. Pom pom girls capt., volleyball, softball, snodaze princess, junior cabinet secretary, student gov't, pep club, homecoming comm., newspaper, homecoming escort. Plans: college. Jones, Michelle Kanan, Lucille Kantola, Sheri. Swimming, cheerleading capt. Plans: Work, travel. Kelly, Colleen Kezar, Diane. Tennis, crosscountry, skiing, AFS. Plans: College, occupational therapy. Kling, Jodeen Knutson, Katheryn. National Honor Society, Concert choir, AFS. Plans: To go into pre-medicine and into music. Kopet, Joseph Krohn, Robyn. Tennis, softball. Plans: To attend Vo-Tech. Kubic, Marion Lewis, Davey Lewis, Marvin. Gymnastics, band, track, newspaper. Plans: Go to college. Lindemyer, Kerry. Hockey. Plans: Plenty of good food and lots of rest. Lindgren, Camille. Choir. Plans: Go to Vo-Tech to become a CPA. Lindorff, Shelly Lindquist, Kelly. Soph, football, student gov't, swimming, 17 tennis, AFS. water polo. Linton, Tamera. Band, AFS, tennis, cheerleading, student government, senior cabinet, snodaze comm, softball, National Honor Society, Plans: College, medicine or science. Lynch, Catherine. Plans: Goto vocational and be a nurse. Lynn, Mary Karen. Skiing, Billy Liar, The Me Nobody Knows, choreographer, stage crew, AFS, urban arts, Lake Harriet soccer team, homecoming talent show. Plans: To become a brain surgeon. Madland, Debra Martin, Belinda Martin, Ernest Martini, Patrica Matthews, Glenn Matthews, Richard McKasy, Michael McLain, Bradley McNellis, Kathy Melton, Tammy. Senior cabinet, S. A. choir, choristers concert choir. Plans: Go to college. Mevissen, Jerome Micteett, Diane Miller, Brenda. Girls' varsity basketball, cross country ski team, concert choir (3 years), business manager in musical ' 'The Me Nobody Knows,'' pep club. Plans: Veterinary school at the U of M at Waseca. Mitchell, Deborah Moran, Patrick Mrsich, Teresa Murphy, Bridget. Ski team, stage tech, for play ' 'The Me Nobody Knows'', Pioneer Press, concert choir, Lake Harriet soccer club. Plans: To live in Europe a year, then go to college. Murray, Alonzo Naiarian, Paul Nelson, David Nelson, Eric Nelson, Tim Newcombe, Anna. Yearbook, Homecoming Comm. Plans: To become a dental hygenist or secretary. Newlund, Dean C. Skiing, tennis, newspaper, choir, student gov't, homecoming and snowdaze talent show. Nguyen, Tuan O'Brien, Jill. Track, speech, Plans: To attend a Vo-Tech school. O'Hara, Ann Ohm, Catherine Olberding, Linda Olson, Christy L. Cheerleading, homecoming comm., basketball, snodaze comm., pep clubt student gov't. Plan: Parttime employment and vocational school. Orr, Anthony J. Track, gymnastics, swimming, concert cnoir, sophomore football, ' 'The Me Nobody Knows.'' Plans: College. Owens, Bruce. Basketball, football, baseball. Plants: College. Owens, Gregory Paige, Ronaa Patrick, Kevin Patterson, Dana. Cheerleader, badminton, homecoming committee, snodaze comm., student gov't. Patterson, Maurice Pemberton, Charlene. Basketball, two-time Afro-American winner, library aide, student gov't, athletic director's aide, volleyball. Plans: College, physical ed. and health. Penners, Dawn Peterson, Donna. Tennis, gymnastics, badminton, softball, skiing, AFS, capt. of gymnastics and badminton. Plans: Medicine, X-Ray technology, or veterinary medicine. Peterson, Jodi. Choir, AFS, speech, yearbook. Plans: College to study law enforcement and police science. Pierson, John Pitheon, Claudia Poole, Constance Pryor, Ramona Raaen, Clarissa. Plans: Work a year before going to college. Ramerth, Mark. Plans: To go to technical school. Randgaard, Dean. Reid, Christine Reineke, Deborah. Track, cross country. Plans: To go to the air force. Rhines, Sylvester, Football, basketball. Plans: To go to college. Riley, David. Football. Plans: College. Riley, Laura. Choir (Vice President) Robbins, Timothy Roberts, Shelby Robinson, Beverly. Pep club. Robinson, Larry. Football, basketball, Track, Plans: To go to college. Robinson, Ronel. Jr. class Treasurer, newspaper staff, student government, softball prom comm, snodaze duchess, homecoming committee, volleyball, soph and varsity cheerleading, snodaze committee. Rocheleau, William Rod, Roberta Rodriquez, Eugenio Rogers, Vann. Soph football, varsity football, soph basketball, varsity basketball, Plans: To go to college. Sampson, Deborah. Play ( Miracle Worker. ) Plans: college and major in theatre; and to become a career professional in theatre, possibly followed by teaching. Sandberg, Rachel Santocono, Patrice. Homecoming royalty, volleyball, track-captain, musical-( The Me NoWly Knows''), student government, pep club, junior cabinet Vice President, senior cabinet, con choir, voice contest, homecoming talent show, snodaze committee yearbook. Plans: To become a professional fashion model. Sartorius, Rolf. Schanke, Daryl. Schmidt, Barbara. Soph, cheerleading, pep club, homecoming decorating committee, snodoze committe. Plans: To be a Dental Hygienist. Schmidt, Charlien. Schmidt, Kathlien. Schooley, Laura. Chorister, flag girl, treasurer for choristers, 18 vice president for explorers. Plans: Major in Engineering or Accounting in College, Travel. Schouweiler, John. Schultz, Bonnie. Schwark, Peggy. Scott, David. Wrestling captain, water polo, track captain, senior class president, All-city Band, student gov't President. Scott, Peter. Plays: The Crucible, A Bent Twig,11 ' 'The Me Nobody Knows,'' Ski team, debate, yearbook, Quartet, vocal jazz. Segal, Lisa Sell, Marie Seymour, David. Football, skiing, track, student government, treasurer, stagecrew, A. F. S. Plans: Go to College. Shapiro, Hugh. Slalom team captain, snowdaze talent show, sno-daze royalty, homecoming king, tennis, junior class president, soccer. Shea, Patrick. Hockey. Plans: Attend the College of UCLA. Sloan, Diann. Plans: Become a Elementary School Teacher. Smetana, Kerry Smith, James, Basketball, football. Smith, Kimberly. Plans: To go home to Chicago and finish schooling at Jones Commercial Business School. Smith, Shelly. Band, Children's Theatre, con. choir, high school bowl, A.F.S., N.H.S., Plays: The Me Nobody Knows, All-City Choir, triple jazz ensemble, homecoming committee. Plans: Attend college and study theatre, music, and dance. Snargrass, Marsha. Cheerleader, yearbook, homecoming comm, office aide; homecoming royalty, softball, pep club volleyball, student government, homecoming dance comm. Plans: College. Snoddy, Lori. Homecoming comm., sno-daze comm. FFART club pep club. Plans: U of Wisconsin, La Crosse. Sorrell, Dwen Stancil, Kathy Stanton, Sue Stenzel, Jessica Stethem, Cynthia Stoffels, Kim Stoneburg, Jeffrey Story, Terry Stoyke, Constance Strandness, Randy Straub, Ronda. Womens swim team, water polo, concert choir, cross country ski team, football team manager, ' 'The Me Nobody Knows'', pep club, flag carrier. Plans: Continuing School. Stubbs, Steve Swanson, Catherine, Newspaper, tennis, AFS. Plans: To join the United States Army or Navy. Symeonides, Steve Tart, James. Football, basketball, baseball. Plans: Go to college. Taylor, Viriece Terres, Richard Thompson, Alan Thornton, Patrick Thorson, Mark. HEART. Plans: To go to Dunwoody Industrial Instutute for baking course. Thurston, Andrea. Cheerleader (capt.), royalty, senior class secretary, snodaze comm., homecoming comm., track, gymnastics, newstaff, 1978 society of Distinguished American H. S. S. Trevino, Caleb Turner, Roger. Football. Tyner, Joseph Vandiepen, Jeanne. Plans: To be a secretary. Walker, Paul Walker, Regina. Homecoming comm., Action learning program. Plans: Juvenile probation officer. Wall, Charles Wallfred, Mary. Band, track, girl's softball. Plans: To go to college. Washington, Freda. Homecoming comm., student government. Washington, Kimberly. Waterman, Christopher Webb, Janice. Cheerleading, homecoming comm. Wesley, Kenneth Westland, David Whitlock, Kevin. Band, newspaper, photographer, yearbook, football, basketball, track, student government, senior cabinet. Plans: College, Texas Southern University. Wigfall, Everlena. Basketball, tennis, senior cabinet, cheerleader, homecoming comm., pep club, snodaze, pom pom girl. Plans: To go to the U of M and then Law School. Williams, Vera. Pep club, office aide. Plans: Career woman. Wilson, William Womack, Benjamin Woodbridge, Cynthia. Homecoming Queen. Woodbridge, Terry. Swim team, skiing, softball, cheerleading, debate. Woodbury, Christopher Young, Calvin Young, Shelly Yzaguirre, Terry Zenk, Karl 19 Raymond Albright Dennis Aleksuk Robert Alexander Mark Anderson Mike Anderson Scott Anderson Robin Asp 22 Teresa Atwood Andrew Aubuchon Sharon Bach Yasmin Bachelani Doreen Bakke Elizabeth Baldwin John Basket 23 Kevin Baumgartner Gerald Becker Walter Bell David Berg Susan Berglund Larry Bilbro Thomas Billiet Howard Gunther 24 Wanda Bixby Leslie Bloomgrcn Robert Bogan Rachel Breen Dianne Boorsma Jean Brown Marilyn Bostic James J. Johnson 25 Wanda Brown Felicia Brunelle Anthony Burkhardt Marcia Burks Dawn Carlson Richard Castonguey Richard Christopherson Pat Collins 26 Sue Cordahl Arthur Countryman Timothy Comeau Diane Craighton Ronald Crawford Tammy Dahl Lynette Davison Lisa Dot)' 27 Barb Davis Ann Dhoore Carol Dickerson David Dobbins Frank Dopp Linda Drivdahl Michael Dwyer Russ Erickson 28 Paul Eich Kenneth Elk Laurie Elliott Scott Emberley Steve Evanson Mike Fernandez Garry Fisher Tanya Fortmann 29 Marie Franchett Suzanne Gage Valerie Gardner Nancy Gastuch Ella Gates Mary Gilson Jimmie Cilsrud Lavelle Goines 30 A Annette Granger Pamela Graves Richard Gray Sarah Grcenwald Keith Griffin Jordana Grika Sue Gross Melanie Haack 31 Scott Hanson Christopher Heim Dallas Helmbolt Melanie Herold Victor Heyda Deanne Hockert Juanda Hollins J.W. Hollins 32 Maxie Jones Lucille Kanan Sheryl Kantola Diane Kezar Robyn Krohn Harold Lewis Marvin Lewis 33 James Holmes Katherine Holub Donald Horton Elizabeth Howard Joseph Hughes Sally Ingersoll Florine Johnson Tamara Johnson 34 Kerry Lindemeyer Camille Lindgren Shelly Lindorff Kelly Lindquist Tamera Linton Kevin Loye Catherine Lynch Debra Madland 35 HtActa Martini Glenn Matthews Kathleen McNellis ' amuM Dn erotneMevissen Brenda Miller Debra Mitchell Leila Miller Todd Miller Patrick Moran Alonzo Murray Dave Nelson Anna Newcombe Dean Newlund 37 Eric Nelson Jill O'Brien Christy Olson Brenda Owens Bruce Owens Greg Owens Donna Peterson Dana Patterson 38 Charlene Pemberton Dawn Penners Maurice Patterson Jodi Peterson Claudia Pitheon Mark Ramerth Dean Randgaard Carla Reed 39 Deborah Reineke David Riley Kim Riley Timothy Robbins Beverly Robinson Vann Rogers Patrice Santocono Ronel Robinson 40 Barbara Schmidt Charlien Schmidt Kathlien Schmidt Laura Schooley John Schouweiler Peter Scott Peggy Schwark 41 Lisa Segal Hugh Shapiro Patrick Shea Diann Sloan Janies Smith Kimberly R. Smith Marsha Snargrass Lori Snoddy 42 Sue Stanton Jessica Stenzel Cynthia Stethem Jeffrey Stoneburg Constance Stoyke Randell Strandness Ronda Straub Catherine Swanson 43 James Tart Richard Terres Alan Thompson Patrick Thornton Mark Thorson Andrea Thurston Linda Tumberg Willie Tyus 44 Jeanne Van Diepen Mary Wallfred Regina Walker Frieda Washington Kim Washington Christopher Waterman Janice Webb Kevin Whitlock 45 Everlena Wigfall Vera Williams Calvin Young Cindy Woodbridge Terry Woodbridge Chris Woodbury Roger Turner Andrea Cumber 46 Autograph Remembrances Do you remember ... When the bottle of flash powder blew up during open house. Marvin Peterson's shorts being ripped off of him during gymnastics practice. Going off into orbit. Snow on homecoming. Beerball games at Beaver Brook. Getting to know people. The Choir tour. Dave Berg panning for gold. That famous Beske serve. The fourth and back hallways. The play I Never Saw Another Butterfly. Wodarski's second trimester fourth hour psychology (?) class. Ever making it to second hour on time. Seeing one of Mr. Hulme's chemistry experiments turn out. How fast the years went by. 48 To all my friends at Central, 1 am happy to have a little space in the yearbook to thank you all. So many people were a part of the wonderful year I spent here. I didn't know anyone before I came and now I feel I have made so many friend I will never forget you! When 1 arrived everything was so new and different for me. I've had quite an education this year! The friendly student-teacher relationships, that great Central schoolspirit, homecoming and all its excitement, the lunchroom (and the lines!), the A.F.S. meetings, the sleighrides, ski meets and schoolbusses all this was very new. 1 found that I had different kinds of friends too: my bacteria and fruitflies! All these experiences and new friends really made my stay so very exciting and worth every minute and will bring many fine memories when 1 have re -turned to Belgium. I am grateful to you all for making it such. Ann Dhoore 49 Senior Wills Raymond C. Albright - 1 will Mr. Carl Shutts all my thanks, my new pair of pants to Vem Plant, my hips to Lee Einsweiler, my love to Sue Kruta and Karen Andreassen, and my thanks to Diane Kezar for being my chauffer, SMACK . Dennis Aleksuk - I will my speed and mobility to Robby Leclair, class of '80. Mike Anderson - 1 will my brilliant roller skating ability to Kim Peet, class of '80. Scott Anderson - 1 will my extra large hands and fore arms to Kenny Beaudreau, class of '79, my fantastic baseball ability to Doug Berg, class of '79, and my ability to stay quiet to my little sister Marie Anderson, class of '81. Sharon Bach - I will my little black Pinto to my sister Sue, class of '80, all the happiness in the little world to Linda, Cathy, and Kathy MC, what's a boyfriend? to Christy and Cindy, and the ability to drive like hell to my brother David. Yasmin Bachelani - 1 will my ability to drive certain teachers crazy to Laura Schooley, my screaming ability to Dianne Boorsma, my legs to Ray Albright, a bunch of lilacs to Sue Cordahl, and my accent to Sue Rowley. Beth Baldwin - I will Glenn Hodges a tulip bulb. Bobby Bannam - I will my kicking ability to Kevin Baumgartner, class of '78, my love to the ladies in the class of '79, and my kicking shoe to Disco Daddy. Susan Berglund - I will my ability to skip and pass with my class to Gaylynne Eddy, class of '80. Leslie Bloomgren - 1 will all of the fun times and consequences of adopting a foreign sister to Anne Elise Gobel. To Tyke Forester, I will one word, ' 'Pudding! . To Eric Nelson, I will a tank full of mischbier and a pair of swimming trunks. To Beth Baldwin, I will all my pants, and to my dear friend Diane Kezar, 1 will a bottle of w’hite wine in celebration of this past year. Dianne Boorsma - 1 will my height to Sue Cordahl, class of '78, my permit to Laura Schooley, class of '78, my friendship to Yasmin Bachelani, class of '78, and all the luck in the world to my brother Brian, class of '82. Linda Boswell - I will my shape to Tamie Phifer, class of '79, who needs it very badly for a reason that she already knows about. To Tonya King, class of '80, I will my ability to stick it out to the end. Rachel Breen - I will Sarah, Beth, Paula, Patsy, Lisa, Mary Karen, Bridget, Connie, Hughie, Bill, Dean, Robert, Kevin, Rolf, Peter, Jim, Sue, Maxie, and Woody Allen all of my true love, deepest devotion, hugs, kisses, sunshine, and friendship forever. Jean Marie Browii - I will mellow moods to Andrea Olson, class of '79, Yasmin Bachelani's ' 'things'' to science, a kiss to F. C., and to the C.B.H. Team, 1 am willing nothing. They've got it all. Wanda Browm - 1 will my ability to be serious to Robert J. and Michael B. 1 thank Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Troup, and Mrs. Schwebel, for being understanding and helpful. 1 will the love of Jesus Christ to shine throughout this school. Felicia Brunelle - I will my scream to Lisa Franchett, and the missing link to Rhonda Straub. I will my overhand smash to Mary McMaster, and my backhand to Diane Martini. I will my ability to drive, and all my love to Dean Newlund. Marcia D. Burks - I will my sound mind to Robert Johnson, class of '79, and my everlasting friendship to Charlene Pemberton, class of '78. To the class of '78, and to my six little sisters, 1 will good luck in all of the years to come. Andrea Cumber - 1 will my heart to Davey Wilburn, class of '79. I will my sister, class of '80, the ability to keep one man at a time, and I will all of the luck with success to Barbara Davis, class of '80. Ron Crawford - I will all of my extra credits to Mark Sullivan. Sue A. Cordahl - I will my drivers license to Dianne Boorsma, one dollar to Yasmin Bachelani, F.L. to Laura Schooley, and my hairnets to Tina and Beth, class of '79. Arthur Gordon Countryman III - I will the ability that I have to receive seven English credits in one year to the classes of '79 and '80. Tammy Dahl - I will Joni Green a seatbelt for a saddle. To Terry Woodbridge I will one bottle for carrying her T.J., and to Cindy Woodbridge, I will the ability- of not getting so embarrassed and turning so red. Barbara Davis - I will Paul Walker and Davey Wilburn the remembrance of myself. To Jerome, Troy and Melvin, I will the ability- of going to class. To Paul McDavid (Bullwinkle), I will a graduation. To James Johnson I will success, and to Terry Casey I will the ability of being a man that can deal with women. Lynette R. Davison - I will happiness and success to my little sis Brenda Cox, my ability- to stick it out until the end to Denise Tillman, my last six credits to Tamie Phifer, and all my- love to Vann McCoy Rogers and James Johnson, classes of '78 and '79. Ann Dhoore - I will every- opportunity to travel and all the future in the w-orld to my sister Lisa Gobel, class of '80. Carol Dickerson - 1 will my thankfulness to Lori S. for what she has accomplished for me. To Everlena W. I will my nephew Larehh H. To my nieces, Ann H., Faye J., Joanne P., and Roggie R., I will happiness and all my love. David Dobbins - I will my craziness and my stupidity to Robert Johnson and Mike Brow-n, class of '79. Frank Dopp - I will John Schouweiler a life preserver, Dan Segal a tip, Steve Anderson five seconds of rest, Mr. Anderson (?) a trophy, and to Greg Dopp, I will the Dopp Sy-ndrome. Lisa Doty - I will my ' 'great'' driving ability and my best wishes for the future to ' 'you know- who you are , classes of '78 and '79. Laurie Elliott - I will my absolute friendship always to Brenda Miller, class of '78, my gratitude for her smile to Mary Wallfred, class of '78, my grace and laughs to Marcia Burks, class of '78, and my ' 'thank you'' to Mrs. Kit. Russ Erickson - I will my love and intelligence to Peggy Schwark, class of '78. Gary Fisher - I will my football and basketball skills to Teddy Bogen, class of '79. Tanya Fortmann - I will the choir library to Andy Snyder, class of '80, and a kiss to Jim Harkness from the girls in choir. Marie Franchett - 1 will the perfect outfit to Bridget and Mary Karen, a mountain to Rachel, a Wendy Waldmen concert to Sarah, the perfect method to Connie, and all the joy I've had skiing to Bill. Val Gardner - 1 will my ability to read to Tammy Gardner, class of '80. Ella Gates - I will my soul to Jesus Christ, my friendship to Pam Graves, class of '78, Deborah Hare, class of '79, and Patrice Santocono, class of '78, my dedication and determination to James Gates, class of '80, and my thanks and appreciation to the Central High faculty. So long Central! Annette Granger - 1 will my friends to Deborah Hare, class of '79. To my brother How-ard Granger, class of '79, I will my ability to succeed. To John Riley, class of '79, 1 will my good skin. Pamela Joyce Graves - I will all of my friendship to Ella Gates, class of '78, my spirited voice to Deborah Hare, class of '79, and my two most enjoyable years in high school to the faculty and students of Central High School. Sarah Greenw-ald - 1 will the best of luck to the 1978-79 Pioneer Fireline, my height and my middle name to Jor-dana Grika, class of '78, and my heart, soul and body to L.B., class of '78. Jordana Grika - 1 will my innocence and my jobs at Mc's and at Musicland to Sarah Greenwald, class of '78, my 51 grace and intellect to Terry Atwood, class of '78, and all the macho men she can handle to Rhonda Straub, class of '78. Melanie Haack - I will my math ability to Pat Howard, class of '80, my short hand ability to Liz Howard, class of '78, the money to go horseback riding to Jill O'Brien, and the best of luck to the class of '79. Melanie Herold - I will my (what used to be) long hair to Teresa Wincfelt, class of 79, my goal of finishing high school to my little sister, and the best of luck to a good friend, Cheryl Nelson, class of '79. Anne Heyda - 1 wall my maternity clothes to Lauri, class of '78. Vic Heyda - 1 will my drug filled days to my brother Mitch, class of '80. Juanda Hollins - 1 will my brothers' success with their talents in basketball and football, and I will my ability to sit quietly to C.P., class of '80. Joe Hughes - I will my ability to make A's and B's to my brother Bob Hughes, class of '79. Charles E. Irmiter - 1 will my steam roller to Jim Harkness, my Shanana album to Paul Najarian, my appointments to see Doctor O.D. Stoneington to the classes of '77, '78, and '79, and my luscious lips to the twinkies in the class of '79. James A. Johnson - I will my white Pumas to Michael Johnson, my blue Pumas to Gordon Lyans, my fellow Pumas to Rat Johnson, my money to my cousins, my brotherly love to the ladies, and all my special love to Lynette Davison, Roggie R., Joanne P., and Barb Davis. To all my friends who have forgotten me, I warn you, your time is up. Robert Johnson - I will my locker and my great ability of learning the basics to teachers, sophomores and juniors such as Karen and Carmea Carter. Tammy Johnson - 1 will my smile to Rowdy Crawford, class of '79, my badmitton smash to Nancy Black, class of '80, and happiness and success to the future classes of Central. Maxie Jones - I will my size 13 pants to my size 5 sister, Cathy (Miss Kitty) Jones, class of '79. Lucy Kanan - I wall my car, White Trouble, to Peter Colquhoun, class of '80. Sheri Kantola - 1 wall my pinstripes to Linda Hetzer, class of '79, my memory to Ginny Buystedt, class of '79, and my turned up nose to Cal Young, class of '78. Diane Kezar - I wall my putt-putt driving ability to Tyke, my dream of Alaska to Anne Elise Gobel, the question ' 'want to go to a bar?'' to Eric Nelson, and all the pudding she can handle to Leslie Bloomgren. Kelli Knudson - I will Pudding to Tyke Forester, class of '79, and my ability to memorize German dialogues to Chris Seymour, class of '80. Robyn Krohn - I will my playing ability to LcAnn Nordquist, class of '79. Kerry Lindemyer - 1 will my ability of finishing high school to my brother Steven, class of '78. Cammy K. Lindgren - I will my ability of going to class without excuses to Lavaune Colquhoun, class of '78. Kelly Lindquist - 1 will my math abilities to Shannon Farr, class of '80, and my big toe to anybody that w'ants it. Tamara Linton - I will some Lysol to Patti Martini, class of '78, an ice cream sandwich to Felicia Brunelle, class of '78, a pink eraser to Dawoi Carlson, class of '78, and great times to my bother Tom Linton, class of '79. Cathy Lynch - I will my ability to skip and not feel guilty to Susan Bach, class of '80, and all of my sigh (dates), hickies, guys and dinners at Steak and Ale to Christy Olson, class of '78. Mary Karen Lynn - 1 will my ability to make decisions and my middle name to Bridget Leech1 'Murphy, class of '78, and the Colorado Rockies to Marie Franchett, class of '78, my ability to graduate to Hughie, Rolf, Sparky, Robert, and Kevin, '78'79? , a life time vacation in Menogyn to lisa Segal and Rachel Breen, class of '78, and my short legs to Beth Teefy, class of '79. Kathy McNellis - I will my car keys to Cathy Lynch, class of '78, my weight training sweat pants to Linda Turn-berg, class of '78, and my Big Smith Overalls to Sharon Bach, class of '78. Patricia Martini - 1 will to Tami Linton and Lisa Doty, class of '78, an unhappy life in the Lonely Hearts club which we seem to be permanent members of. I hope we are never eligible for this club again! Glenn Matthews - I will my ability of making it through three years at Central High to Pat Thull, class of '80, and all my thanks to the teachers who helped me to have a most enjoyable three years. Tammy Melton - I will my ' 'frizzies to Nanette Roseland, class of '80, my big feet to Beth Koering, class of '79, and all of the frogs in the world to Anne Koering, class of 77. Jerry Mevissen - 1 will all my love forever to Chris Jung, class of '79. Brenda Miller - I will my driver's license to Christy Olson, and Ronda Straub, class of '78, my best of friendship to Laurie Elliott, class of '78, and my nickname 'Nike' to T.J. , class of '78. Teresa Mrsich - 1 will my bike to Connie Dwyer, class of '79, and my water bed to Robert Sobotta, class of '79,..? Bridget Murphy - I will the whole B.W.C.A. to Rachel Breen, and numerous parties and pants that fit to Dean Randgaard and Bill Wilson. To my good friends Mary Karen Lynn and Marie Franchett, I needn't will a thing, for 1 have great faith in them. Anna New'combe - I will Kathy Stancil Scott.. .Mondays and Thursdays only! To Shelly Lindorff 1 will the ability to know what's pulling off. To Jessica Skabee Stenzel, I will all my rowdy books, etc., and to the ' 'Junior Space Cadets'' 1 will the ability to get to zero hour. To all of my other good friends I will a happy and successful future. Thanks everyone for all of the GREAT memories. Dean Newlund - 1 will my wall-sitting ability to Rolf Sartorius, my ski wax to Ross Newlund, my ' 'Painta Su'' book to Hugh Shapiro, my eight layers of anti-perspirant to Paul Najarian, and my passport pictures to Felicia Brunelle. Jill O'Brien - 1 will my old Levi's to Jane O'Brien, class of '81, my height to Diane Welch, class of '79, my ' 'spaghetti legs'' to Jenny Blake, class of '79, my temper to Gina Fenoglio, class of '79, and my everlasting friendship to Carolyn P. Roseland, class of '79. Ann O'Hara - 1 will my hell raising ability to the class of '79, my sympathy to Billy Wodarski, hugs to the stonies out back, and my love to a dear friend, Maba. Catherine Ohm - 1 will myself to myself, class of '79. Christy Olson - I will my ability of skipping and not getting caught to Can-in. To Tammy and Terry I will a Granola Bar, to Cathy, Sharon, Linda, and Kathy I will a box of ' 'dates'', and to Cindy 1 will the name ' 'Crispy Chicken''. Tony Orr - 1 will Brenda Miller, class of '79, my swimming suit, swimming ability, and star. To Laurie Elliot, class of '78, I will my gymnastic ability and uniform. To Rich Matthew-s, class of '78, 1 will my little black book. Bruce Ow'ens - I will my great speed and my shoes to Ted Bogan, my sense of humor to Robert Johnson, and my baseball glove to Mike Brown, in the hope that he will learn how to catch. Good luck. Dana Patterson - 1 will my heart to Doug Robinson and Paul Walker, my height to Roggie Robinson and Davey Wilburn, friendship to Greg Owens, and all the little things I have to my little sister Mary Ann, w'ho can't hold onto her man. 53 Charlene Pemberton - 1 will my ability of maintaining my emotions on the court to Ernestine Henry. 1 wall the remaining classes of Central my old saying, ' 'Take it easy greasy, you have along way to slide.'' Donna K. Peterson - I will my athletic ability to Diane Martini, class of '79, my happiness and endurance of high school to my brother Larry Kruse, class of '82, and my love to Marvin Peterson, class of '77. Jodi Peterson - I wall my rowdiness to Piffles, my shortness to Kwik-draw, and my big smile to Big Bird, all of whom are class of '79. I will my Halloween costume to Chester, class of '78. Connie Poole - I (Baby Girl) will my ability to keep a tight game to No. 1 Pooh-bear. Mark Ramerth - I will the well-used parts off of my YZ250 Yamaha to Mike Huntington, class of '77, so that he can fix his scooterette and ride into the back of another Nova pickup. I will my love to Sue Ellstrom. Dean Randgaard and Bill Wilson - We will our shorts and tanning oil, along with an electric blanket, to Bridget Murphy, in the hope that someday she will get hot. David Riley - I will good luck to the class of '78, and happiness to Kim Washington, class of '78. Laura Riley - I will my love forever to Ron West, class of '76, and my memories to the Central High School Girls' Choir. Beverly Robinson - 1 will my good grades to Rhonda Butler, class of '80, my ability to graduate to Tonya Arnold, class of '79, and my friendship to the senior class of '78. Lary Robinson - I will my football ability to the little Robinson, class of '80, and my love to Freda Washington. Ronel Robinson - 1 will my boney ankles to ' 'anybody that needs em! '' classes of '79 and '80, my toetouches to Pam Graves and Regina Gross, class of '78 and '77, and my love to R.B., class of '76. Vann J. Rogers - I will my strength know-ledge, and abilities to my son Davey Wilburn, class of '79. Deborah Sampson - I will my joie devivre to Bcca Rigert, class of '80. Patrice Santocono - I will my w-hite spots to Hugh Shapiro and Rolf Sartorius, class of '79, my big brow-n eyes to Peter Najarian, class of '81, my everlasting friendship to Dawn Penners, Barb Schmidt, Christy Olson, class of '78, and to Debbie Hare, class of '79. 1 will my ability to sing Italian opera songs to Jim (Benjamin) Harkness, class of '79, my best wishes to a super young man, Peter Scott, class of '79, and last but not least, 1 will all my love and kindness to Dave (Burt. .) Najarian, class of '76. Barbara J. Schmidt - 1 will all of my paraphenalia to Roxanne Brenden, my ability of staying aw-ake at parties to Terry Woodbridge, and my spelling ability to Christy- Olson. Laura A. Schooley I will my insanity and all my love to Christopher Carraher, class of '78, and all my luck with the boys to my girlfriends in the classes of '78, '79, and '80. Peggy Schwark - 1 will my ability' to get along with people to Laura Schooley, class of '78, my ability- of getting to class on time to my sister Cheryl, and my ability to gain weight to my other sister Cindy. David Scott - 1 will my swimming ability' to anyone w-ho sails with Peter Scott, class of '79. I will my maroon leisure suit to Jim Harkness, class of '79, (even though he has two already), and my wrestling nicknames (Butch and Bruiser) to Walt Priest and Jesse Temess, both of whom are class of '79. Peter Scott - I will Hugh Shapiro a new living room table, my ability to get a tan to Bridget Murphy, my clear midwestem accent to Patrice Santocono, a sailboat that sinks to Lumnox, and a rock to Robert Alexander. Lisa B. Segal - 1 will my publisher to the aspiring shallow poet Hugh Shapiro, class of '79. To my brother Dan Segal, class of '80, I will my ' 'school spirit (rah). To Rachel Breen, class of 78, 1 will happy memories and brave beginnings. To all my buddies I will love, friendship, and greatest wishes. Dave Seymour - 1 will my track ability to Terry Holman and Tom Huntington, class of '79. 1 will the ability of not getting my nose broken to Eric Holm, class of ' 80, and I will the best of luck to my stud brother, Chris, class of •80. Pat Shea - I will my jock strap to Brad Sutherland, class of '79. Diann Y. Sloan - 1 will my ability to keep on smiling to Carmen Reed, class of '79, and my ability to talk more often to Lisa Reed, class of '79. James Lee Smith - 1 will my money to Melvin Armstrong, class of '79. Marsha Snargrass - I will my ability to Denise Tillman, class of '79, my clowning ability to Brenda Cox, class of '79, and my ability of graduating on time to Linda Boswell. Good luck to all of you. Lori A. Snoddy - I mil my height to Everlena Wigfall, Carol Dickerson, and my ' 'Brother'' I.W.C.. 1 will love and success to the class of '78. Jessica Stenzel - 1 will Anna Newcombe, Shelly Lindorff, and Kathy Stancil all of my rowdy memories and love. I mil Steve Stubbs the hope that someday he will learn how to drive and find MTM's house, and I mil Becky all of my Winston men (I wish). Ronda Straub - 1 will my choir tour managing ability to my little sister, Linda, class of '81, my swimming abilities to Willie Holmes, class of '79, and my big brother to Brenda Miller, class of '78. Catherine M. Swanson - I mil my great study habits in front of the T.V. to Barbara Swanson, class of '80. James A. Tart - 1 will my love and happiness to Angie La whom, class of '80, my pitching arm to Michael Tims, my style to Freddie Green, and my basketball skill to Timmy Robinson. Mark K. Thorson - I will my worn out tenuis shoes and my broken shoelaces to Lynnette A. Thorson, class of '80. Jeanne Van Diepen - 1 will my courage to keep on going to Linda Van Diepen, class of '80. I will my faith and trust in God to Mrs. Kelly. Freda Washington - 1 mil all my love to Lary Robinson and all my friendship forever to my little brother Freddie O.J. Green, class of '79. Janice Webb - 1 will my cheerleading ability to all of the future cheerleaders, my great toe touches to anyone that needs them, and all the cats in the neighborhood to Cathy Jones, better known as Miss. Kitty, class of '77. Kevin C. Whitlock - I will my drum playing ability to the sophomore and junior drum members in the band, my quickness to James Holmes, class of '78, and my love to a special person at Park Center H.S. ... 'K.C.'... Everlena Wigfall - 1 will my ability' to fake it off to Lori Snoddy, class of '78. To Carol Dickerson, class of '78, 1 will my height of S' 1 1 2 inches tall. To Maxi Jones, class of '78, 1 will my ability to act normal, and to the great class of '78, I mil all the luck in the world. Vera D. Williams - 1 mil my good grades to Gwen Robinson and her twin sister, class of '79. Terry Woodbridge - 1 will Tammy Dahl some time to spend with her good friends. I will Barb Schmidt a little bit of the straight life. 55 Cal Young - 1 will my ability of throwing my weight around on the hockey rink to Kenny Harper, class of '79, in the hope that he will hit someone, sometime. FALL SPORTS Sitting: Robin Johnson, J.J. Johnson, Freddie Green, Maurice Patterson, Chuck Barnett, Kevin Whitlock, Walt Priest, Terry Long, James Tart, Sylvester Rhines, Gary Fisher, Vann Rogers. Kneeling: Dave T  wis, Paul Najarian, Jon Furlow, J.W. Hollins, Bruce Owens, Mark LaRue, Dave Seymour, Jesse Temes, L Riley, Brad Sutherland, Ted Bogan, John Pierson, Kevin Baumgartner, Clint Fernandes, Loyal Bullock. Standing: Bobby Banner, Mark Clark, Larry Robinson, John Waskosky, Joe Beaudreau, Fred Bryan, Bob Bogan , Howard Gunther, lames Smith, James Holmes, Larry Bilbro, Willie Holmes, Coach Robinson, Coach Janasz, Coach Rosenfield. Football Central 0 12 Roosevelt Central 7 6 South Central 21 14 North Central 0 6 Southwest Central 28 0 Henry Central 16 0 West Central 0 14 Washburn Central 7 30 Edison SPECIAL RECOGNITION GOES TO — Team Captains: Larry Robinson G Kevin Whitlock All -City: Larry Robinson, Paul Najarian, G James Smith All - Metro: James Smith Central's M.V.P.: Larry Robinson Team Candy: James Tart 0-0, ah, upside the head! 0-0, upside the head! 57 We love our team. 58 59 Standing: Coach Carter; David Koloski, 73; Tim Robinson, 45; Charles Rucker, 21; Joe Paulson, 83; Randy Matson, 15; Tim Dos-tal, 64; Doug Walker, 82; Dennis Johnson, 72; Peter Najarian, 10. Kneeling: Bob Swalve, 77; Kevin Johnson, 74; Greg Beckman, 58; Rob Thompson, 35; Russell Scott, 24; Bobby Robbins, 81; Victor Wilson, 20; Terry Lindorff, 30; Bernard Gill, 41; Donald Hunter, 37; Mark Southern. Sophomore Football Team Ground: Cindy Woodbridge, Lori Gustafson, Becky Stenzel, Andrea Thurston, Kim Washington. Row 2: Janice Webb, Joni Green, Terry Wood-bridge. Top: Brenda Cox. Mascots: Michelle Ditlevson, JoAnne Pastel Varsity Cheerleaders 60 Sophomore Cheerleaders Top L-R: Theresa Holly , Beth Harper, Dana Herron. Mid. L-R: Anne Gallagher, Celia Thurston, Ruth Montgomery. Floor: Anita Williams. Mascot: JoAnne Pastel. L-R: Evette McDonald, Roberta Baily, Mary Ernst, Sharon Trout, Roxanne Brcnden, Tami Blackmer, Sarah Greenwald, Shannon Trout, Betty Kilgore, Theresa Dailey, Tina Scott. Pioneer Fireline 61 Girls’ Swimming 1.) Terry Helmbolt dives through the air. 2.) Rhonda Straub practices the backstroke. 3.) Lisa Newcombe dives. 4.) Elizabeth Howard perfects the crawl. 5.) Top row, left to right: Manager R. Bruce, Asst. Coach E. Schwartz, C. Burkhardt, Coach S. Ireland, Capt. L. Newcombe, T. Helmbolt, M. Schouweiler. Middle row, left to right: L. Devay, R. Banister, S. Hanlin, L. Straub, Capt. E. Howard, R. Straub, L. Gustafson, J. Scott. Front row, left to right: T. Burkhardt, K. Parent, S. Erickson, W. Peter, K. Bruce, L. Franchett. Not pictured: Julie Barkhuff. 2 3 62 Sitting: Laurie Elliott, Madonna Gray, Mary' McMaster, Tammy Nermyr, Tami Linton, Diane Martini. Kneeling: Lynctte Thor-sen, Cindy Dopp, Chris Jung, Everlena Wigfall, Michelle Pith-eon, Sandy Wherely, Carolyn Reseland. Standing: Coach Kit-linski, Lisa Zarins, lisa Franchett, Donna Peterson, Roberta Rod, Lisa Doty, Patty Martini, Felicia Brunelle Central 0 Washburn 5 Central 0 Roosevelt 4 Central 3 Holy Angels 2 Central 0 Southwest 5 Central 3 South 2 Central 2 Henry 3 Central 5 North 0 Central 3 Holy Angels 2 Central 0 West 5 Standing: Coach Tim Kennedy, N. Blake, M. Sell, A. Cilbertson. Kneeling: D. Reineke S grimson, D. Rasmussen, P. Sell ,eKe' 5. An- Cross Eight dedicated members, coached by Tim Kennedy, made this year's Women's Cross Country Team the best in Central's History. Though Cross Country is a relatively new sport at Central, the members have shown Central's potential as a strong team. Two first year runners on the team broke last year's school record for the two-mile run. Central defeated South twice, West and St. Paul Harding in conference meets. At the city meet. Central placed above West and North. At the Region 5 AA meet, Central defeated North, Roosevelt, South and West. Central also took 3rd at the city J.V. meet. 64 Standing: Left to right. Coach Don Jackson, Pat Howard, Fran McLaughlin, Paul Durham. Kneeling: Mark Holman, Karl Solberg, Terry Holman. Country 65 The 1977 Cross Country Team was a very young team. (3 sophomores, 2 magnet juniors, and 2 regular juniors). ' 'The pack will be back1'. Gymnastics Central’s men’s gymnastic’s team consisted of three members: Marvin Lewis, Tony Orr, and Forrest Lad-wig. They practiced daily at Roosevelt High School, with coaching from Jack Hill. Since the size of Central’s and Roosevelt's teams both were small, they joined into the Roosevelt-Central team and placed second in most meets. Pictured from left to right are Tony Orr, Marvin Lewis, and Forrest Ladwig. V-o-l-l-e-y-b-a-1-1 sjoiunf Allen, S. Anderson, N. Anderson, S. Angrimson, S Antonson, C. Apmann, C. Armstrong, G. Armstrong, M. Arradondo, L. Arnold, T. Asp, T. Bach, D. 70 Baker, J. Bakke, D. Ball, J. Banister, T. Barnett, C. Baumgartner, J. Becker, M. Beaudreau, K. Beaudreau, J. Bennett, V. Berg, D. Blackmer, T. Blager, S. Blake, J. Bliss, P. Booker, L. Bowser, L. Breen, B. Brenden, R. Brigham, J. Brigham, S. Broberg, K. Brown, D. Brown, M. Brown, Y. Class Burkhardt, C. Burkhardt, L. Burnside, E. Byzewski, R. Cadotte, D. Cannedy, F. Carlson, B. Carraher, C. Carver, T. Chamblis, C. Clark, M. Cook, D. Cosgrove, J. Countryman, T. Cox, B. Craighton, J. Crisler, D. Crawford, R. Daley, T. Davis, R. DeLaMater, T Devay, L. Dingman, M. Ditlevson, M. Donaldson, G. Doyle, S. Dwyer, C. Dye, B. Edlund, S. Eddy, T. Elliott, D. Ernst, M. Etzler, M. Fenoglio, G Ferch, C. Fischer, R. Flournoy, V. Forester, J. Fortmann, S Franchett, L. Frazier, B. Frazier, M. Frederick, Bryan Fries, D. 71 Fries, J. Frymire, C. Fur low, J. Gebhard, T. Gerhardt, D. Geurts, S. Gieske, C. Gillespie, D. Gobel, A. Granger, H. Green, F. Green, T. Grendahl, M. Grigsby, S. Gruetzmachcr, B. Gustafson, L. Hagen, J. Hansen, R. Hansen, R. Hardy, R. Hare, D. Hargrove, R. Harper, K. Harvey, C. Heine, S. Henry, E. Herbst, P. Hetzer, L. Hinrichs, R. Hodgeman, R. Hohn, E. Holler, J. Holman, M. Holman, T. Holmes, W. Howard, M. Howard, P. Helmbolt, T. Jakobs, J. 72 Johns, T. Johnson, D. Johnson, L. Johnson, L. Johnson, P. Johnson, R. Johnson, R. Johnson, S. Johnson, S. Johnson, S. Jones, C. Jones, N. Jung, C. Kasch, S. Keller, P. Kesterton, J. Kimp, K. Kirk, D. Koering, B. Korman, B. Knutson, J. Ladwig, F. Larsen, A. Larson, C. Larson, D. Larue, M. Lauritzen, J. Lauritzen, N. Laws, T. LeDoux, C. Leith, C. Lerohl, L. Libertus, L Lieb, T. Lind, K. Linton, T. Lobin, J. Lockett, S. Long, L. Long, T. Lyon, C. Markgraf, W. 73 Martin, J. Martin, T. Martini, D. Martineau, J. McCall, J. McDonald, E. McLaughlin, F McLean, S. McMaster, M. Meierding, S. Merten, J. Merrell, M Mesfen, B. Meyer, J. Miller, M. Moore, S. Mullock, M. Nelson, J. Medlock, M. Nermyr, T. Newcombe, L. Norberg, K. Nordquist, L. Ohm, C. Olson, D. Paige, S. Pastel, J. Patterson, M. Paule, J. Peter, B. Pitheon, M. Pierce, B. Power, C. Quade, M. Rannestad, K. Rasmussen, D. Ray, J. Reid, C. Reineke, R. Reseland, C. Reseland, N. Rigert, B. 74 Riley, J. Rinker, K. Robinson, D. Robinson, G. Robinson, M. Robinson, R. Robinson, S. Roche, D. Ross, C. Rowley, S. Rudnik, D. Rustad, M. Samdahl, G. Sandvick, J. Sell, M. Sell, P. Seymour, D. Schieber, E. Schmiesing, M. Schneck, B. Scheidler, J. Schultz, K. Schouweiler, M. Schwark, C. Schwartz, P. Schweninger, J. Sealy, B. Shaw, L. Shoals, F. Smith, J. Smith, M. Sobotta, R Stauffacher, R. Stenzel, B. Stems, L. Stonebcrg, B. Strong, M. Suess, C. Sutherland, B. Sutherland, B. Sutton, B. Swanson, B. 75 Swickard, P. Symeonides, S. Teefy, B. Temes, J. Thomas, L. Thompson, B. Thompson, M. Tillman, D. Trout, S. Trout, S. Tucker, R. Turner, W. Tustison, C. VanSloun, J. Wahlstrom, L. Ware, R. Warren, T. Washington, R. Waskosky, J. Weaver, M. Webster, C. Welch, D. Wesley, F. Wherley, S. Whyte, M. Widga, J. Wilburn, D. Winefeldt, T. Wodrich, S. 77 S3I1IAI13 I Wrestling Team This year's wrestling team led by co-captains Joe Hughes and David Scott complied its best record in sometime. The team finished the season with 8 wins, 9 loses, and 1 tie. Central did not qualify anyone to go to the state, this year, but Joe Hughes placed 3rd in the Region 5AA Tournament. Dave Scott also finished with an impressive 25-4 record. Coach Schwartz was especially pleased with this year's team success, because, it was a building year, and most of the team will be returning next year. Central will have quite a few returning wrestlers with experience next year, for the first time, and add to that young wrestlers coming up. Look for Central to be in contention for the City title next year. Central 55 53 South Central 55 46 South Central 47 68 Washburn Central 64 70 Washburn Central 84 80 Southwest Central 64 66 Southwest Central 42 50 Roosevelt Central 49 62 Roosevelt Central 81 46 Edison Central 90 50 Edison Central 76 74 West Central 69 81 West Central 76 71 Henry Central 66 55 Henry Central 74 80 North Central 91 89 North REGION 5AA TOURNAMENT Central 76 59 Henry Central 59 70 Columbia Heights V 82 Kneeling: Troy Jackson, Coach Levain Carter, Garry Fisher. Standing: Kevin Whitlock, Cedric Brown, Greg Owens-Captain, Robert Bogan, James Bubba Smith-Captain, Curtis Harvey, Melvin Armstrong, Viriece Taylor, Robert Johnson, Loyal Bullock, Ted Bogan. Not Pictured: Larry Robinson-Captain, Audwin Duke. 83 Womens basketball improved greatly this year. The team, without a senior in the starting lineup, will finish fourth in the city conference race. The team has been inconsistent at times, but in some games they have shown that they will be a championship contender next year. 1. Kathy shoots for the stars. 2. Patsy and Nora leap for the ball. 3. Ernestine makes a clever maneuver to pass to Char lene. 4. Get the ball Devetta ! 5. Perky Patsy dribbles down the court. 6. Did she or didn't she? 7. Joanne jumps for the ball. 8. Ready ... Aim ... Fire ! Washburn Southwest Roosevelt Edison West Henry North South Washburn Southwest Roosevelt Edison West Henry North South Park Cottage Grove 38 42 38 30 32 44 63 38 51 47 29 39 39 33 59 38 59 39 Central 20 Central 25 Central 41 Central 45 Central 53 Central 25 Central 55 Central 54 Central 47 Central 23 Central 33 Central 56 Central 52 Central 33 Central 57 Central 49 Central 1 84 5 Women’s Basketball Standing from left to right: Brenda Miller, Devetta McIntosh, Ernestine Henry, Crecida Cade, Cindy Poole, Joanne Pastel, Jane O'Brien, Charlene Pemberton, Marcia Buries, Roggie Robinson, Kneeling: Manager Andrea Cumber, Coach R. Robinson. 85 Kneeling: L. McGuire, D. Hodge, Coach J. DuBose, F. Green, J. Gates. Standing: C. Hunter, M. Tumipseed, J. Hollins, P. Durham, T. Robinson, C. Rucker, D. Robinson. Not pictured: C. Bell, J. Byrd, S. Washington. Sophomores Women’s J-V CK: Poole Coach L Vileyf °'Brien L iNTRAL EN1PAL centr; TOP ROW: Capt. Mary Weaver, Kim Shifflet, Jenny Blake, Loma Devay, Rachel Breen, Julie McCall, Diane Martini, Kari Antonson, Linda Green, Jean Harper, Sue Angrimson. MIDDLE ROW: Jackie Lo-bin, Lisa Rude, Amy Dopp, Peggy Buttendahl, Anne Gallagher, Kathy Korman, Cindy Dopp, Jean Sutherland, Beth Harper, Jeanette Wood, Debbie Robbins. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Mrs. Rosenfield, Capt. Donna Peterson, Coach Mr. Rosenfield. NOT PICTURED: Barb Korman, Lisa Williams. Hockey Through effort and desire conies satisfaction. Knowledge can be gained from losing and winning. The key is to build on the positive and work on the negative. It was a long, hard season. This year's team learned one thing: if you skate to beat the man to the puck, you'll do well and create movement, the game of hockey. A wise rink rat once said, ' 'head man the puck and hold position. '' 88 1st row: D. Olson, B. Buystedt, J. Martin, G. Gosse, D. Cook, B. Sutherland, T. Gosse, L. Voit, T. Dostal, M. Brecount, K. Lindemyer. Sitting: S. Taurianien. 2nd row: Coach B. McKinley, C. Antonson, D. Helmbolt, D. Elliott, D. Aleksuk, D. Randgaard, B. Sutherland, P. Shea, C. Young, P. Thornton, J. Hanson, P. Henke, D. Gillespie, S. Laurie, Coach T. ALm. 89 S. Robinson, C. Woodbridge, Capt. M. Franchett, A. Dhoore Coach-Nye, L. Gobel, L. Howard, L. Franchett, M. K. Lynn Coach-DeNucci, Jeff Nelson, Mark Holman, Jon Furlow, Dana Rasmussen , Diane Kezar, Ann Gilbertson, Rolf Sartorius, Larry Long, Steve Fortman, Capt. Mike Fernandez, James Harkness, David Hoyt, Terry Holman. 4 The '78 Central ski team has just completed the best season they have ever had. The men's slalom team led by Capt. Hugh Shapiro and Capt. Dean Newlund, finished 2nd to Washburn with a 7-2 record. The Women's slalom team, lead by Capt. Marie Franchett and Lisa Zarins, finished the season undefeated! '. '. The cross-country ski team had a very good season. ' 'The best ever! '', states Larry DeNucci, the men's coach for both teams. The team, led by Capt. Mike Fernandez and with top skiers Jon Furlow and Mark Holman, finished in 5th place with a 4-5 record. Coach-DeNucci, Brad Tompson, Dave Seymour, Paul Nagarian, Tom Franchett, Capt. Hugh Shapiro, Rolf Sartorius, Kevin Harti-gan, Peter Scott, Steve Stubbs, Kris Knutson, Chris Seymour, Chris Frymire, Mike Dwyer, Ross Newlund, Robert Alexander, Nathan Anderson, Brian Pierce, N.P. Capt. Dean Newlund. Sitting L-R: Tammy Dahl, Roggie Robinson, Brenda Cox, Andrea Thurston. Standing: Evette McDonald, Janice Webb, Pamela Graves. L-R: Ginni Buystedt, Sheri Kantola, Tami DeLaMater. Mascot: Shelly Ditlevson. Standing L-R: Beth Koering, Wanda Brown, Sue Angrimson, Dana Patterson, Cathy Jones. Sitting: Lisa New -combe, Ronel Robinson. PARTY! Did you say we party? We party hearty. Did you say we boogie? We boogie woogie. But the thing we do the best of all, we're C.H.S. and we play basketball. RED AND BLUE! ! ! 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 I I I I ! I 1 I I 1 I I I WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE A CHEERLEADER? Pam Graves: Being a cheerleader is a very important responsibility . It takes school spirit and a lot of confidence in your team. Evette McDonald: Being a cheerleader is an important job and it takes dedication to really get into the spirit and make a lot of noise, It's fun! Mrs. Troup: Only God Knows! ' HEY SQUAD Hey squad yeah, yeah, yeah, right on. We are the Pioneers, yeah, the mighty, mighty Pioneers. We got the soul, yeah, yeah, yeah, right on. So let's beat 'em, bust 'em, ride 'em, and freeze 'em. 93 Jester Hairston's career in the theatre and music goes back to the early thirties. He is a graduate of Tufts Univer- j sity, Boston, where he majored in music. His first broadway show was ' 'Hello, Paris'', starring the late Chic Sale. j Hairston sang in the chorus. This was in 1930, Jester received his early training in the field of Afro-American Folk | Music under the great choral conductor Hall Johnson. By 1933 he had become the assistant conductor of that great | Black choir. In 1964 Hairston received the Honorary Dr. of Music degree at the University of the Pacific, Stockton. In 1972, j he received the degree of Dr. of Fine arts at the University of Mass., Amherst Campus. And in the same year, he f received the Dr. of Music degree at Tufts University, Boston. He is best known as a choral arranger and conductor. • However, the State Dept, has sent Jester as an Ambassador of good will to Europe three times, to Africa and to Mexico. He taught singers to sing Afro-American folk songs. He is in constant demand by churches and by High School and College choirs all over the country, as a clinician and lecturer. rv'i Long bus rides, coaches, chlorine, knox blocks, and ' 'five seconds ... ready, go! are a few things that will live on in the minds of the 1977-78 Central swim team. The team was fortunate in having better practices than in previous years, and, in effect, was able to make a good showing in this year of building. The small size of the team allowed it to be closer knit, and the better swim teams bowed to them when it came to cheering. Coaches Scott Jenkins and Steve Couture were assisted by managers Kathy Bruce and Linda Straub to keep the team alive and in motion. Next year's team is looking forward to another challenging season. Back Row: Asst. Coach Steve Couture, Head Coach Scott Jenkins, Cap. Frank Dopp, Paul Robinson, Cap. Rich Matthews, Mgrs. Kathy Bruce and Linda Straub. Front Row: Mark Power, Rob Wood, Mark Zimmerman, Pat Howard, Kelly Lindquist, Steve Anderson. Above: Cap. Dopp! ! Swim Team ’78 97 BLACK HISTORY WEEK COMMITTEE Greg Owens, Andrea Cumber, Channon Willis, Garry Fisher, Pam Graves, James Johnson, Debbie Hare, Mark Frazier, Robin Ware, Terry Johns, MaryAnne Patterson, Maxie Jones, Teresa Hollie, Ella Gates, Van Rogers, Dana Herron, Lori Arradondo, Marcia Burks, Curtis Bell, James Holmes, Regina Tart, Tammy Melton, David Riley, Rochelle Crawford, J.W. Hollins, Terry Carver, Evette McDonald, Charles Sweats. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. No person in the entire history of Black America made as great an impact on the nation as did Martin Luther King Jr. - civil rights advocate, moral leader, idealist and realist. He was catapulted into international prominence as leader of the Montgomery, Ala., Bus Boycott in 1955, then lead one nonviolent assault after another on segregation and white recism. He won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964. On April 4, 1968, he was assassinated in Memphis, and is buried in Atlanta. acwvi'MNt-s ■Xoors- Black National Anthem Led By: Lynette Davison and J.W. Hollins •pftCUSOYOrY- 1929-1968 Alex Haley Alex Haley, author of Roots, is the first Black American Writer to trace his origins back to their roots. He taught himself to write while in the Coast Guard. After retiring in 1959, he wrote his first book, The Autobiography of Malcolm X. For the last twelve years he has been writing and researching Roots. In July of 1977 he won the Pulitzer Prize for Roots. 98 Fantasy Children Famous Blacks In America Stevie Wonder's Song's In The Key Of Life A Black Spiritual Candids 101 Albright, D. Allen, R. Altendorf, W. Anderson, M. Anderson, S. Angrimson, J. Antonson, K. Asp, S. Athias, D. Baca, M. Bach, S. Bailey, R. Baker, S. Barkhuff, J. Bartholomew, S. Beaudreau, T. Beaudreau, C. Beckman, G. Bell, C. Bennett, C. Berg, D. Berg, J. Bcrgfalk, K. Berquist, M. Bern, L. Blake, N. Bloomquist, R. Bixby, J. Bowie, S. Brecount, M. Brown, A. Brown, M. Bruce, K. Butler, V. Cade, C. Carter, J. Carter, T. Chaney, M. Christensen, J. Clark, T. 102 Colquhoun, P. Cumber, T. Delmain, P. Dickens, J. Dopp, C. Dostal, T. Doxtator, D. E rumbeater, C. Due, L. Durham, P. Dybevik, J. Dyer, A. Elliott, M. Emberley, K. Englund, S. Etzler, P. Ewing, H. Farr, S. Fenoglio, R. Ferch, T. Ferguson, M. Ford, K. Foster, P. Franchett, T. Frazier, L. Fridolfson, D. Furst, H. Gallagher, A. Garberg, K. Garrity, D. Gates, J. Gilbertson, A Gill, B. Gillespie, L. Gillette, J Goff, D. Grant, T. Graves, A. Gray, M. Gray, M. 103 Green, F. Grigsby, V. Groce, J. Gross, C. Gosse, T. Grotte, K. Grotte, L. Hagen, E. Hamilton, L. Hanson, J. Hanson, R. Hargrove, M. Harper, B. Harris, B. Harrison, S. Hartigan, A Heams, M. Henke, P. Herrick, P. Herron, D. Heyda, M. Higgins, B. Hill, G. Hill, L. Hohn, G. Holler, J. Hollins, J Hughes, R. Husmann, B. Hyde, D. Jackson, C. Jackson, C. Jakobs, J. Jacobs, J. Jacox, C. Jensen, G. Jones, F. Jones, G. Johnson, B 104 Johnson, B. Johnson, K. Johnson, K. Johnson, M. Johnson, M. Kadlec, J. Kasch, K. Kelley, K. Kilgore, B. King, T. Kromer, C. Krona, S. Koloski, D. Korman, K. Kukar, J. Lampkins, L LaRue, D. LeClair, R. LeDoux, J. Lee, J. Lee, J. Lewis, D. Lind, K. Lind, L. Lindorff, T. Lobin, J. Madden, C. Mandery, K Marks, C. Marshall, L. Matson, R. Mattke, T. McClellan, A McGuire, L. McKennzie, L McIntosh, D. McMillion, J. Merrell, E. 105 Mills, N. Mitchell, K. Modell, J. Montgomery, R. Mortenson, D. Najarian, P. Nelson, R. Nelson, S. Newlund, R. Nohrenberg, M. Nordquist, K. O'Brien, j. Oien, S. Olson, C. Orr, K. Palmer, D. Patzer, M. Paulson, M Pearson, M. Pederson, H. Pederson, M. Perkins, D. Perry, T. Peter, W. Peterson, S Pinney, C. Pitheon, T. Posey, D. Power, M. Price, C. Price, E. Prochaska, D. Reinhart, M. Remington, S Ritchie, B. Robbins, R. Robinson, A. Robinson, C. Robinson, P. Roche, J. Rogers, G. Ross, S. Rucker, C. Santocono, A. Sargent, C. Schaden, K. Schweitzer, S. Schwender, E. Schwender, J. Scott, P. Scott, R. Seaquist, A. Sellner, S. Serrin, J. Seymour, C. Shcllum, J. Shifflet, K. Shifflet, K. Shimada, S. Siegrist, K. Simms, V. Smith, A. Smith, V. Snyder, A. Soine, D. Solberg, K. Sorman, C. Steams, K. Stcnsrud, D Stethem, S. Stordahl, T Straub, L. Sutherland, B. Swalve, B. Swaggart, D. Tambomino, J Tart, R. Taurianien, S. Tekle, D. Temes, D. Temes, T. Tepper, K. Nguyen Thanh Tu Thickening, A. Thies, M. Thomas, R. Thompson, R Thomson, S. Thorson, L. Thurston, C. Tragethon, B. Valentine, C. Vamam, D. Vetsch, S. Vivion, T. Vogel, G. Voit, L. Walker, D. Warborg, J. Wassenaar, M. Webb, C. Weishaar, C. Weselenak, C. White, E. Williams, A. Willis, C. Wilson, R. Wilson, S. Wilson, V. Wollak, A. Wong, M. Wood, R. Woodard, S Wright, C Yaeger, L. Zenk, J. Zimmerman, M. 108 ■7 7' ’— SPRING R. Gray, L. Wilson, M. Fernandez, J. Martineau, D. Segal, J. Nelson, D. Keller, D. Newlund, K. Strelnieks, H. Shapiro, Mr. Beske, Coach. D. Randgaard e n i s The Bovs' Tennis Team improved by winning 3 matches in 1977. K. Strelnieks was Captain and 2nd player. D. Randgaard was 1st player and finished 4th. in the Region. D. Keller and S. Roberts were other seniors. Central 3 Marshal U 2 Central 3 South 2 Central 3 Brooklyn Center 2 e n Xu i $ m Back: S. Anderson, D. Helmbolt, D. Gruetzmacher, P. Thornton, A. Doyle, Coach Rodney Smith. Front: R. Carlton, A. Pohl, G. Fisher, V. Heyda, A. Murray. Central 5 3 Central 5 3 Central 0 10 Central 5 6 Central 1 13 Central 1 3 West West South Washburn Southwest Edison 112 SOPHOMORE TEAM: Standing: D. Cook, F. Bryan, B. Sutherland, S. Edlund, W. Priest, D. Thompson, B. Sutton. Sitting: Chris Carraher, J. Temes, S. Meierding, S. Hacker, Coach D. Berg, T. Sheridan, T. Asp. 113 Standing: Coach Schwartz, D. Hare, S. Ellis, L. Wahlstrom, L. Doty, L. Franchett, E. Gates, M. Schouweiler, M. Quade, P. Smith, J. Seiner, R. Robinson, D. Craighton, Coach Kennedy, Coach Olson. Kneeling: M. Wallfred, J. Green, J. Widga, J. O'Brien, B. Cox, P. Sell, H. Abrams, K. Antonson, D. Reineke, L. New-combe, J. Blake, J. Gill. Sitting: L. Green, A. Thurston, S. Grigsby, T. Laws, D. McIntosh, P. Graves, G. Gill, J. Pastel, C. Poole, K. Maddox. The Central track team had a very successful season in 1977. We had 5 individuals participate in the state meet. We also finished 2nd in the City and Region meets. We set many records this past season. Central had a very young team, and is looking forward to next year's season. Central's State Meet entries Standing: Coach Carter, Coach Jackson, D. Scott, J. Waskosky, M. Brown, L. Owens, P. Najarian, J. Pierson, S. Evenson, R. Gary, M. Armstrong, P. Howard, J. Brigham, T. Holman, C. Irmiter, D. Seymour. Kneeling: Coach Rosenfield, R. Johnson, K. Whitlock, M. Peterson, F. Green, F. Houle, M. Christianson, J. Hollins, E. Martin, C. Brown, M. Lewis, T. Huntington, B. Sutherland, C. Belfrey. G O Tammy Nermyr, Patty Hetzer, Stacey Nelson. Coach-R. Ingram. Standing: Dave Elliott, Pat Collins, Todd Kasch, Coach-Del Beckman. Kneeling: Jeff Martin, Tom Linton, Glen Mathews, Rich Ackerblade. Not shown: Steve Stubbs. TOP ROW: COACH MOYER, T. WILSON, T. JOHNSON, P. HERBST, P. ROTH, V: WILLIAMS, E. MCDONALD, L. ZAR1NS, M. HAACK, D. WELCH. MIDDLE: N. BLAKE, C. KENNEDY, C. M1STURA, D. PETERSON, C. SMITH, C. LEITH, L. STRAUB, A. LARSEN. BOTTOM: L. BURNSIDE, R. DAVIS, C. BRUNETTE, S. ROBINSON, C. FERCH, S. WHERELY, R. HODGEMAN. CENTRAL 2 SOUTH 5 CENTRAL 2 WASHBURN 5 CENTRAL 7 EDISON 0 CENTRAL 0 WEST 7 CENTRAL 2 HENRY 5 CENTRAL 0 MARSHAL U. 7 Badminton CENTRAL CENTRAL 1 1 SOUTHWEST ROOSEVELT 6 6 CENTRAL 5 NORTH 2 ALL-CITY PLAYERS: P. ROTH, L. ZARINS, COACH MOYER, T. JOHNSON, T. WILSON, N. BLAKE. THIS YEAR'S BADMINTON TEAM MOVED UP IN THE CITY STANDINGS A COUPLE OF SLOTS. CENTRAL HAD VICTORIES OVER NORTH G EDISON. THEY PLAYED WELL AGAINST THE TOP CONTENDERS WEST,SOUTHWEST, AND MARSHAL U. WITH SUCH A YOUNG TEAM, WE PLAN TO DO BETTER DURING THE 1977-78 SEASON. 117 119 Debate Team 120 Yearbook Staff 121 News Staff 122-123 Choir 124-125 Student Government 126-127 Band 128 National Honor Society and AFS 129 Bowl Team and Homecoming Committe 130 Ski and Pep Clubs 131 Heart and VICA 132-133 Play Production 134 Competitive Speech, Filmmaking Club, and Creative Writing 135 A Goodbye to Hubert H. Humphrey Sitting: W. Peters, S. Rowley, N. Lauritzen, C. Car-raher, J. Lauritzen, M. Pederson. Standing: M. Wong, Co-Capt. B. Allen, L. Price, A. Gilbertson, Coach Miller, L. Zarins, K. Solberg, J. Nelson, P. Bliss, S. Robinson. Not Pictured: G. Hohn, M. Johnson, M. McMaster, R. Nelson, Capt. D. Rudnik, C. Tustison, and M. Weaver. This year's debate topic was difficult: whether or not to guarantee medical care to all U.S. citizens, and if so, how? As the season developed, the need for guaranteed medical care 1 'seemed'' clear, but no good method could be found. Those arguing against guaranteed medical care (the negatives) tended to have the advantage. It became clear to members of the debate team that statements of need for change are easy to make but setting up a workable system is difficult. Central's debate team is a member of the Metro Debate League, comprised of 12 city and suburban schools. Central's novice team came in 4th, junior varsity in 5th, and varsity in 6th. The novice team of Melissa Pederson, Liz Price, and Sue Rowley had a super season, winning almost all of its debate contests. Yearbook Staff Sitting: C. Powers, C. Rice, R. Crawford, K. Phelps; Standing 1 row: M. Burks, R. Ware, J. Peterson, E. Baldwin, K. Young; 2 row: J. Widga, Mr. Miller, A. Newcombe; 3 row: S. Kasch, J.J. Johnson, F. Green, R. Castonguay, K. Johnson. We, the yearbook staff, proudly present to the students of Central High School this yearbook. We conscientiously sought to make it the best yearbook Central has ever had, and we feel we have in large part succeeded. The color, the larger size, the wide-use of candid coverage of students and activities, and greater number of portrait pictures we hope impress you. Certainly we spent many hours as a group planning, taking pictures, making layouts, typing copy, etc. in the production close to 200 hours. We hope you share our pride in it and will be able to use it as a source of memories for many years to come. 120 Sitting: Cindy Poole, Editorial Editor Willie Holmes, Marcia Burks, Richard Gray, Feature Editor DeanNewlund, Advisor Ms. Harris. Standing: Freda Washington, KimHarris. Standing: Freda Washington, Kim Harris. Standing: Freda Washington, KimHarris. Standing: Freda Washington, Kim Harris. Standing: Freda Washington, Kim Washington, Sports Editor Freddie Green, Hugh Shapiro, News Editor Frank Dopp, Frank Shoals, Editor-in-chief James Holmes, Marvin Lewis, Managing Editor Beth Baldwin. Pioneer Newstaff The 1977-78 school year was a prosperous one for the Newstaff. From the first day of school we, as a staff set out to improve the Central High Pioneer. We worked together to produce a piece of quality literature. Pride and integrity carried us through the toughest and most challenging times, as well as the most joyous and pleasurable moments. As a staff we had our ups and downs, good and bad, happy and sad experiences, to benefit us all as we pushed for quality and completeness. We as a staff could never be content with a few steps toward our goals and objectives. There was always more striving and improving to do. The final product was not always as satisfying as we may have wished, but in the end we left with wholesome feelings, knowing that we learned and grew together. I t A '• Kt ' $ « f 1 I 1 V i i f « t t . .v. j f • 4 • 1 H 1 k $ • « . -fc • ft III s 1 . | | ■ [1 f , t M } 1 ©A «. T . T ■S ( J' CONCERT CHOIR. Front: T. Daley, J. Peterson, B. Koering, B. Rigert, G. Fenoglio, A. Thurston, M. Lynn, B. Murphy, K. Rinker, N. Reseland, M. Burks, T. Melton, T. Gebhard. Second row: S. Wherley, B. Miller, K. Knutson, B. Frazier, L. Segal, J. Grika, J. Pastel, T. Fortmann, L. Elliott, R. Straub, P. Herbst, S. Stanton. Third row: R. Robbins, D. Cadotte, D. Hoyt, J. Harkness, R. Rivers, A. Snyder, D. Stensrud, S. Fortmann, K. Griffin, T. Ott, D. Goff, B. Breen, R. Alexander, C. Frymire. Fourth row: B. Swalve, K. Hartigan, P. Bliss, J. Demmings, D. Newlund, D. Larson, C. Irmiter, J. Schouweiler, D. Johnson, P. Najarian, H. Shapiro, S. Blager, E. Hohn, D. Segal, S. Anderson. GIRLS CHOIR. Front: V. Bennet, J. Serrin, T. Hollie, R. Tart, A. Williams, L. Tawney, S. Robinson, D. Herron. Second row: S. Bartholomew, L. Bern, J. Baumgartner, G. Vogel, G. Christianson, M. Pitheon, T. Warren. Third row: T. Banister, J. Tambomino, J. Barr, D. Welch, H. Peterson, C. Kromer, L. Schoo-ley, R. Chambers. Fourth row: L. Straub, L. Johnson, L. Burkhardt, D. Boorsma, J. Kukar, C. Madden, T. Laws. MALE CHORUS. Front: C. Frymire, D. Cadotte, D. Hoyt, D. Goff, T. Orr, R. Rivers, J. Harkness, B. Breen, R. Alexander, R. Robbins. Middle: S. Fortmann, B. Swalve, K. Hartigan, P. Bliss, D. Segal, S. Anderson, D. Stensrud, K. Griffin, A. Snyder. Back: J. Deminings, D. Newlund, D. Larson, C. Irmiter, J. Schouweiler, D. Johnson, P. Najarian, H. Shapiro, S. Blager, E. Hohn. Choirs Vocals JAZZ ENSEMBLE. Laurie Elliot, Kristin Rinker, Marcia Burks, Robbie Robbins, Bob Swalve, Peter Bliss, Eric Hohn, Chris Frymire, Steve Fortmann, Tanya Fortmann, Solveig Robinson. Being a member of a Central High School Vocal Ensemble means a sense of pride, hard work, fun, a busy schedule and many happy memories. Some of the highlights of the 1977-78 year were: Concerts in the community. Singing at the Twin City Federal Atrium. Day of Barbershop Quartets in West St. Paul. Winter concert with Rob Weinberg. Singing at the opening of the 1978 State Legislature. Concert with Jester Hairston. Concert Choir tour to Winnipeg, Canada. Choristers Night on the Town and living like royalty in fancy restaurants and hotels. Ever lasting fund raising ... All groups at State Regional Concerts. Sitting: Dale Hulme, Mona Wong, Jennifer Christensen, Solveig Robinson, Wendy Peter, Chris Seymour, Michael Elliot, Nancy Blake, Rebecca Rigert, Carmelle Rice, Sharon Prazma. 1st Row: Ross Newlund, Margaret Hearns, Roggie Robinson, Maxi Jones, Lynette Davison, Patrice Santocono, Marie Sell, Andrea Thurston, Stephanie Anderson, Tammy Dahl, Christine Olson. 2nd Row: Paula Herbst, Brenda Cox, Jennifer Blake, Felicia Brunelle, Janet VanSloun, Tami Linton, Mary Schouweiler, Catherine Ohm, Kim Kasch, Cecilia Thurston, Robin Ware, Kim Washington. 3rd Row: Freddy Green, Annette Granger, Ruby Thompson, Karen Bergfalk, Joanne Pastel, Evette McDonald, James Johnson, Ruth Montgomery, Steve Anderson. Last Row: Lisa Segal, Lisa Franchett, Terry Long, Freda Washington, Doug Robinson, Robert Allen, E avid Scott, Robert Johnson, Greg Owens, David Seymour, Dan Segal, Jill Paule. Not Pictured: Cheryl Beaudreau, Ella Gates, Tracy Lieb, Ronel Robinson, Li2 Howard, Becky Dye, Joan Green, Bennett Breen, Beth Teefy, Collette Madden, Robert Swalve, Jeff Grissom, Teresa Hollie, Tony Ferguson, Mark Frazier, Kathy Smith, Jim Brigham, Mark Ware, Dhonek Tekle, Eric Hohn, Lisa Newcombe, Tom Linton, Mike Dwyer, Roberta Rod, Marvin Lewis, Bruce Owens, Bobby Banner, Bridgett Murphy, Tim Comeau, Pamela Graves, Julie Barr, Gary Armstrong, Deran Ca-dotte, Michelle Ditlevson, Keith Daniel, Kevin Baumgartner, Lisa Zarins, Andrea Larson, Lisa Marshall, Crecida Cade, David Hyde, Charles Sweats, Tami Stordahl, Valerie Grisby, Cyrus Wesley, Kim Kelley, Greg Hohn, Peter Najarian, John Lee, Sue Bach, Robert Robbins, Fletcher Cooley, Del Beckman , Dennis Blom. Student This year has been a milestone for Central High's Student Government. It marks the first real attempt by the body to be an active force in school decisions. Led by David Scott, Gregory Owens, Andrea Thurston, and Annette Granger of the Senior Cabinet and by the members of the Junior and Sophomore Cabinets, the organization made history by writing the first constitution Central's had in many years. The constitution is a working base for all future student governments. Through its 8 committees (Auditorium, Constitution, Curriculum, Fund Raising, Principal's Advisory, Guidance Advisory, Student Activities, and PTSA), students now have an outlet in all areas of concern. The authorities invested in these committees make student government the most powerful youth organization in the school. The purpose of Student Government can best be stated in the words of its constitution: It is to act as an intermediary between the students and the administration.'' Through workshops, advisory discussions, and special committee meetings, the group has made an honest effort to understand the real concms and problems of the student, and to make recommendations for school improvements. With the base provided this year, the future of student governments at Central looks promising. Government 124 Dave Seymour, Marie Sell, Ella Gates Class Cabinets The class cabinet officers provide leadership for their respective classes, at student government meetings and otherwise. The Senior Class Cabinet leads student government meetings, with the senior class president (David Scott) recognized as the top student officer in the school. Outside of student government, the class cabinet officers plan social and school class functions, and initiate fund raising to put the class activities on. West Area Student Advisory Committee The West Area Student Advisory Committee meets regularly with other advisory committees of high schools in the West Area. The joint committee provides student advice to Dr. Green, the West Area Associate Superintendent, and Dr. Arveson, the School Superintendent. Advice given is on such matters as school budgets, curriculum, and fund distribution. Two major goals were set by the committee: to get human relations classes in all schools and to get more balance in funding of extra-curricular activities. Seniors: Greg Owens, Andrea Thurston, Dave Scott, Annette Granger. Juniors: Solveig Robinson, Dave Seymour, Brenda Cox, Evette McDonald, Robin Ware. Sophomores: Bob Allen, Wendy Peters, Mona Wong, Chris Seymour. 125 Stage Band TRUMPETS: Dennis Crisler, Jeremy Hanson, Doug Johnson, Linda Straub, Eric Nelson. ALTO SAX: Mona Wong, Larry Long, Mary Johnson. TENOR SAX: Donald Allen, Sue Stanton, Jenny Scott. BARITONE SAX: Greg Owens. GUITAR: David Franzen. TROMBONES: Swen Baker, Michael Elliott, Chris Frymire, Ed Evans. PIANO: John Wright. PRECUSSION: Kevin Witlock, Jim Holler. BASE GUITAR: Joe Tyner. Mr. Hamilton Concert Band 1 row: Liz Wahlstrom, Anne Gilbertson, Elizabeth Price, Nancy Mills, Maiy Waif red, Tami Linton, Mary Schouwieler, Tami Stordahl, Barbara Johnson, Jennifer Christensen, Laurie Carr, Cecilia Thurston, Karen Mitchell, Lisa Newcombe, Mary Johnson, Mona Wong. 2 row: Jenny Scott, Catherine Ohm, Ronald Rivers, Kim Kasch, Stepanie Anderson, Christine Pinney, Patty Herrick, Leslie Watts, Susan Rowley, David Scott, Peter Bliss, James Harkness, Sue Stanton, Toiya Vivion, Solveig Robinson, Renita Henrichs, Donald Allen. 3 row: Liz Booker, Cindy Dopp, Teresa Winefeldt, Lolita Lampkins, JoAnne Pastel, Kim Garberg, Dennis Crisler, Jeremy Hansen, Brian Upsher, Linda Straub, Doug Johnson, Jeanette Booker, Rochelle Crawford, Michael Brown, Ed Evans, James Doty, Chris Frymire, Michael Elliot, Swen Baker. Top row: Mr. Hamilton, Greg Owens, Eric Hohn, Ted Bogan, Peter Dowsett, John Riley, Curtis Bell, Jerry Smith, Marvin Lewis, Kevin Whitlock, Peter Scott, Joe Hughes, Steve Blager. Not Pictured: Sherri Brown, Carol LeDoux, Larry Long, Tim Midgett, Dana Rasmussen, Joe Tyner, Eugenia White. I Drum Majorette Central High Pioneer Marching 100'' was enhanced this year with the addition of a ten member flag corps. Led by drum major Greg Owens, the band performed dance routines to Gene, Gene, the Dancing Machine, Rocky, and other pop selections. The Concert Band consists of the better performing musicians from the marching band. This group of musicians spend many hours each year practicing a contest piece for competition with other high school bands. This year's selection is the 1812 Overture. Central High Stage Band: This year marks the first year for a performing stage band at Central High. Members spend time performing various jazz and rock literature and meet three times a week during their lunch hour. Several concerts are scheduled at West High, Bryant Junior, and a trip to Chicago in the spring. Marching Band Drum Major Allen, Donald; Anderson, Stephanie; Baker, Swen; Barnett, Chuck; Bell, Curtis; Blager, Steve; Bliss, Peter; Bogan, Ted; Booker, Jeanette; Booker, Liz; Broadway , Allen; Brown, Michael; Brown, Sheri; Carr, Laurie; Christensen, Jennifer; Crawford, Rochelle; Crisler, Dennis; Cryrus, Westley; Dopp, Cindy; Doty, Jim; Dowsett, Peter; Elliott, Michael; Evans, Edward; Frymire, Chris; Gilbertson, Anne; Goines, Tony; Harkness, Jim; Hayes, Raymond; Hanson, Jeremy; Henrichs, Renita; Holler, Jim; Hinton, Mark; Johnson, Barbara; Johnson, Doug; Johnson, Mary; Johnson, Robert; Kasch, Kim; Henrich, Patty; Lamkins, Lolita; LeDoux, Carol; Lewis, Marvin; Lewis, Darrel; Long, Larry; Midgett, Tim; Linton, Tami; Mills, Nancy; Mitchell, Karen; Nelson, Eric; Ohm, Catherine; Owens, Greg; Newcombe, Lisa; Pastel, JoAnne; Pinney, Christine; Price, Liz; Rasmussen, Dana; Riley, John; Rivers, Ron; Robinson, Solveig; Rowley, Susan; Schouweiler, Mary; Sell, Marie; Scott, David; Scott, Jenny; Scott, Peter; Smith, J.J.; Stanton, Sue; Stardahl, Tami; Straub, Linda; Strong, Marcus; Titcombe, Linda; Tyner, Joe; Wahlstrom, Liz; Wallfred, Mary; Watts, Leslie; Witlock, Kevin; White, Eugenia; Winefeldt, Teresa; Wong, Mona; Wright, John; Weaver, Mary; Upsher, Brian; Vivon, Toiya; Thurston, Cecilia. FLAG CORPS: Henrichs, Renata; Franchett, Lisa; Straub, Robin; Bergfalk, Karen; Schooley, Laura; Gates, Ella; Bachelani, Yasmin; Midgett, Diane; Young, Kim. MAJORETTE: Ware, Robin. DRUM MAJOR: Owens, Greg. 127 AFS D. Albright, R. Albright, B. Allen, S. Anderson, S. Anderson, J. Baumgartner, K. Baumgartner, K. Berg-falk, N. Blake, P. Bliss, L. Bloomgren, B. Breen, J. Brown, F. Brunelle, C. Carraher, M. DelMain, P. DelMain, L. Devay, L. Doty, M. Fernandez, J. Forester, T. Fortmann, L. Franchette, T. Franchette, J. Furlow, A. Gobel, R. Gray, L. Gustafson, M. Haack, A. Hartigan, R. Hinrichs, E. Hohn, C. Ir-miter, K. Kasch, D. Kezar, K. Knudson, N. Lauritzen, T. Linton, T. Linton, M. Lynn, P. Martini, C. Ohm, J. Paule, C. Power, M. Power, D. Scott, M. Sell, P. Sell, J. Serrin, C. Seymour, D. Seymour, H. Shapiro, D. Rasmussen, R. Rivers, S. Robinson, S. Rowley, M. Weaver, R. Wilson, L. Zarins, K. Zenk. Robert Alexander, Beth Baldwin, Jennifer Blake, Dianne Boorsma, Rachel Breen, Felicia Brunelle, Dawn Carlson, Ann Marie Dhoore, Michelle Ditlevson, Frank Dopp, Todd Eddy, David Elliott, Lisa Franchette, Marie Franchette, Jon Furlow, Lori Gustafson, Rachel Harris, Kevin Hartigan, Melanie Herold, David Hoyt, Katheryn Knudson, Andrea Larsen, Niels Lauritzen, Tamera Linton, Thomas Iinton, Patricia Martini, Tuan Anh Nguyen, Catherine Ohm, Jill Paule, Carolyn Reseland, Solveig Robinson, Susan Rowley, David Scott, Peter Scott, Marie Sell, Hugh Shapiro, Steve Symeonides, Camille Thei-sen, Mary Weaver, Terry Woodbridge, Lisa Zarins. Homecoming Committee This year the Homecoming Committee worked hard on getting things going for homecoming. The coronation and the talent show were a success. The night ended with a successful dance. Bowl Team The Central High School Bowl Team was represented by Captain Ray Albright, Todd Eddy, Jim Harkness and John Schouweiler in the KSTP-TV High School Bowl Competition. Jenny Blake assisted coach Don Strickland in preparing the team for their matches. Ray Fin-den, KSTP personality, served as moderator on the show, in which 32 Twin Cities area schools participated during the school year. In the first round Central defeated Derham Hall 20S to 60. A strong Richfield team lost to the Pioneers in the second round by 265 to 130. BOTTOM SITTING: Shelly Ditlevson, Karen i ergfalk, Ann Gallagher, Jim Harkness, Andrea Thurston, Teresa Holly, Dana Herron, Christy Olson. ROW 2: Brenda Sutherland, Melissa Pederson, Carrin Olson, Patrice Santocono, Pamela Graves, Marcia Burks, Regina Walker, Ella Gates, Debbie Hare. ROW 3: Charlene Pemberton, Ruth Jacobs, Cheryl Beaudreau, Roggie Robinson, Robin Ware, Beth Harper, Tammy Dahl, Annette Granger, Melody Bergquist, Ruth Montgomery, Lisa Hill, Margaret Hearns, Natalie Jones. KNEELING: Jenny Modell, Patty Herrick, Jim Lauritzen, Karen Berg-falk, Chris Jung. MIDDLE STANDING: Connie Stoyke, Stephanie Anderson, Tom Franchett, Tammy Delamater, Tammy Stordahl, Mike Dwyer, Ann Hartigan, Cheryl Beaudreau, Karl Solberg, Robert Allen. TOP ROW STANDING: Advisor Dale Hulme, Mary Jo Johnson, Patty Martini, Donna Peterson, Michelle Quade, Ruth Montgomery, Teresa Winefelt, Chuck Irmiter. The ski club at Central provides opportunties for low cost downhill skiing. During 1977-78 we had wee knight trips to Af-ton Alps and a 3 day trip to Porcupine Mountains in Michigan during enery break. As of this writing, there have been no broken bones this year. (KNOCK ON WOOD) Dale Hulme Vocational Industrial Clubs Of America The VICA club is part of the Senior traits and industrial work-study program. Standing: J. Kling, Mr. Beckman, P. Collins, V. Heyda, R. Newman, H. Griffins. Sitting: C. Schmidt, K. Schmidt, T. Johnson, D. Nelson, K. Smetana, J. Mevisscn. Heart Club Home Economics and Related Training — students in Restaurant Foods training. They study and practice professionalism in the work field of Home Economics. Standing: B. Kilgore, G. Miller, Mrs. Heathcote, T. Jackson, C. Jacox, T. Simington, D. Elliott. Seated: J. Riley, L. Green, A. La whom, A. Murray, E. Martin. 131 11 The Central High School drama department produced three plays during the 1977-78 school year. The play, directed and produced by Carl Shutts, 1 Never Saw Another Butterfly, was about a Jewish girl remembering her childhood in the Jewish ghettos of Nazi Germany. The one-act play Hello Out There, directed by Mardy Park and produced by Carl Shutts, was the tragedy of a man unjustly accused of rape. The one-act play Antic Spring, directed by Ray Albright with assistant director Sue Rowley and produced by Carl Shutts, was the comedy of a moody picnic. 1-4) The death scene in Hello Out There, portrayed by Bill Wilson. 5) The cast of Hello Out There, left to right: Mike Strong, Bill Wilson, Kristin Rinker, Bennet Breen, and Julie Baumgartner. 6) The cast and directors of Antic Spring, left to right: Ray Albright, director, Sue Rowley, assistant director, Phil Scott, Jenny Mode 11, Paula Herbst, Ron Rivers, Greg Hohn, and Terry Johns. 7) Rachel Breen and Lisa Segal observe material of I Never Saw Another Butterfly. 8) Mike 7 8 Strong, Phil Scott and Bridget Murphy prepare for Antic Spring and Hello Out There. 9) The cast of 1 Never Saw Another Butterfly, left to right: Bridget Murphy, Rachel Breen, Lisa Segal, Steve Anderson, Deran Cadotte, Chris Seymour, Beth Teefy, Jean Forester, Dan Roche, Jenny Modell, Sue Stanton, and Bill Wilson. 10) The production crew of I Never Saw Another Butterfly, left to right: Dave Rudnik, Mardy Park, Mary Gilson, Ray Albright, and Carl Shutts. 11) Bill Wilson kisses Kristen Ringer's hand in a scene from Hilo Out There. 12) Ron Rivers, Terry Johns, and Greg Holm drive to a picnic in Antic Spring. 13) Phil Scott pouts while Jenny Modell counts to a billion in Antic Spring. 14) lisa Segal practices her role in I Never Saw Another Butterfly. 15) Mary Karen Lynn, David Rudnik, and Bridget Murphy examine equipment for I Never Saw Another Butterfly. 16) Director Carl Shutts watches a scene of I Never Saw Another Butterfly. Pioneer Productions Left Hand picture, CW: David Albright, Dale Clary, Tuan Nguyen, Scott Peterson, Mike Anderson. Kevin Shifflet, Lori Arradondo. Right Hand picture, CW: Craig Martin, Crystal Leith, Sandy Brigham, Frank Shoals, Tim Nelson, Bob Allen. Not pictured: Mitchell Whyte, Tony Burkhardt, Tom West, Florine Johnson , Sara Wilson, Mona Wong, Mike Elliot. Pioneer Productions was banded together to provide willing Central students with the materials and training to use video recorders, super-8 movie cameras, and 35mm cameras. Pioneer Productions currently has two producers: Craig Martin (general, super-8, and video tape productions) and Robert Allen (photography and slide-tape productions). The productions are supervised by Kay Bonczek and Colleen Kosloski. Creative Writing Club Sitting: Ms. Harris, Liz Merrell, Cora Kramer, Mary Gilson, Beth Baldwin. Standing: Pat Howard, Fran McLaughlin, Marcia Burks, Jenny Modell, Ann Hartigan. 134 IBSR Hubert Horatio Humphrey 1911 to 1978 A rhythm of applause still rumbles faintly in the dressing room. Lightbulbs glare like suns in miniature around the mirror Illuminating his face to a rosy complexion But they flicker their rays (as if to give warning) The bright torches of his face dim their lights And close slowly revealing red eyelids no one ever saw. Lightbulbs cut off their beams abruptly Glazing the dressing room no more. The colors of the orange carpet are still Because they darken with the room. Only the mirror remains distinct, a glassy fresh Puddle on the wall that Puts forth an image of the youthful man. The applause continues its rhythm though It is now directed toward A bright image on the wall of a dark room. Photo credits to Minneapolis Tribune Biggest Flirts Kim Washington, David Riley Most likely to succeed Dawn Carlson, Kevin Hartigan Most Athletic Kevin Whitlock, Marcia Burks Best Dressed Garry Fisher, Masha Snargrass Most Talented Marcia Burks, J.W. Hollins Class Clown Jim Harkness, Pam Graves Most Serious David Scott, Barb Schmidt Most Sincere Kevin Whitlock, Ronel Robinson Most Popular Maxie Jones, Hugh Shapiro Most Studious Dawn Carlson, Kevin Hartigan Hall-A- Fame Best Bodies Patrice Santocono, Paul Najarian Best Dancers Vann Rogers, Patrice Santocono Cutest Couple Freda Washington, Larry Robinson Best Looking David Riley, Lyn-ette Davison Best Personality Janice Webb, J.W. Hollins Best Hair Styles Lynette Davison, Paul Najarian Fletcher Cooley Richard Grommesh Carolyn Schwebel Paul Zollar Counselors Social Workers Mary Lou Loud 136 Charlene Scroggins Aim, T. Anderson, R. Anderson, S. Beckman, D. Bcske, G. Bocn, C. Bonczek, K. Borne, C. Bryan, B. Carter, L. Carter, V. Crudup, C. n Dupree, W. Edwards, E. Fiachie, P. Hallberg, S. Hamilton, J. Haga, P. Harris, M. Heathcote, M. Heider, A. Hendricks, G. Hudson, F. Hulme, D. Hunt, E. Jackson, D. Jackson, I. Johnson, J. Juhlke, C. Kanning, E Kelly, M. King, T. 140 Kitlinski, B. Koester, E. Koslaski, C. Lackas, T. Laine, L. Lundheim, J. Mashek, M. Michaelson, M. Miller, R. Mitshulis, G. Mokamba, D. Moyer, J. Nye, B. Olson, J. Prazma, L. Prazma, S. 141 Robinson, R. Ryberg, D. Schwartz, E. Shutts, C. Sirotiak, R. Speed, B. Strickland, D Theis, P. 142 Frazier, J. (aid) Jones, L. (clerk) Knight, L. (clerk) Miller, L. (aid) Miller, M. (Clerk) Moe, R. (aid) Northwick, E. (clerk) Peters, G. (clerk) Revsbeck, B. (clerk) Whitmore, J. (aid) (TTerepT5tvr5 3Ch 0T .U5 Wt eftntJen in cur own way. Each of us qrovvfi in our own ure.cl