Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1981 volume:

CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MN. 1981 FALLing into step! FOOTBALL-CHAMPS For Carter - black. For Reagan - white Hawaii voted for Carter Alaska voted for Reagan As we all know 1980 was the year of an election. The candidates for 40th president of the United States were, as shown. Ronald Reagan. Jimmy Carter and John Anderson. Also running, but not shown here, were the likes of Clark the libertarian and Barry Commoner who was the only one running with a woman for vice-president. Around school there was much talk of the election. Here and there a small ''debate” would break out about who was best choice for the next President All over there were various buttons and stickers of one s favorite candidate. Most frequently there were buttons on backpacks but also some people wore bumperstickers plastered on windbreakers. Many students preferred Carter or an Independent to Reagan, although there were some who liked the former California Governor In the end it was Reagan who won carrying 46% of the votes leaving Carter with 85% ond the Independants with the remaining percentage of the votes Centrol wishes President Reagan good-luck 11 5 In October. Central's Puppet Company presented The Magic Pumpkin - the story of two boys who encounter witches in the pumpkin patch on Halloween night. Kate Paulos. who created the puppets and adapted and directed the show said. I looked forward to working with Central High students, appreciated their dedication and enjoyed their enthusiasm. The cast felt there was a lot of work involved, but they were very proud and satisfied with the success of the show. Ms. Paulos said she is looking forward to another production by the Puppetry and Mask class she is teaching second and third trimester. iHs ThtSTAns diary OF ANNE FRANK This was the school year's first play and also the first play Michael Kennedy directed at Central. The set was new too. The stage was in the middle of room 415. with the audience on both sides. The play was performed November 19, 20 and 21. It was sold out every night. The play was liked by all who saw it; some even said it was better than the T.V. version! The cast was: Lloyd Winfield as Mr. Frank, Jennifer Christensen as Mrs. Frank, Melinda McGowan as Margot Frank, Andrine Larson as Anne Frank, Chris Cox as Mr. Van Daan, Sarah Pierce as Mrs. Van Daan, Dale Goff as Peter Van Daan, Byrne Smith as Miep, James H. Lauritzen as Mr. Kraler and John Robinson as Mr. Dussel. I GOT A SECRET. — YEAH WHAT? I NEVER KISSED A GRL MKDHAEl KENNEDY HEY. WHATS WRONG? TECH Crew Front: Karen Bispala, Louise Kristin HEmes, Ellen Ward, Kim Pickens. Cindy Dopp, Cynthia Coulter, Dana Myllyoja. Back: Jeff Prentice. Charles Robinson. Jim Kadlec. FOOTBALL This one's for you Alisio Another One Bites The Dust Thot tickles Joe What's wrong with you? Can't you throw? 8 We wanna pfay Watch it boys Her© w© go again Get your butts in gear! The Varsity Football team proved to be 1 in the Minneapolis Conference. The first game was one of the most exciting games. It was won in overtime 21-14 over Edison. They ran away with the next game over West. The next game also had to be decided in overtime 6-0 over Henry. During the season they were lead by quarterback Joel Boisjolie. The team produced two All-City football players, Peter Najarian and Roscoe Horne, both on defense. South also did not roll over easily until late in the 3rd quarter when Peter Najarian scored from 3 yards out to break the scoreless tie. They outscored their opponents 161 to 20 in Conference play. Their season was really rolling along until they ran into Columbia Heights when they lost in a really close game 14-13. They finished the season with an 8-1 record. CENTRAL OPPONENTS 21 Edison 14 OT 36 West 0 6 Henry 0 OT 24 North 6 34 Washburn 0 13 Roosevelt 0 9 Southwest 0 24 South 0 STATE 13 Columbia Heights 14 FOOTBALL 0 CHAMPS 32 Rusty Scott. 40 Pat Adams, 63 Paul Waskosky, 55cpt. W ie Roller. 77 Kevin Blackmer. 74 Mike Griffin. 86 Peter Najarian cpt.. 82 David Thompson. 75 Tony Ek. 84 Johnny Thorton. 76 Gary Bum. 65 Joe Paulson, 80 David Brigham. 20 Greg Austin. 30 Roscoe Horne. 66 Shannon Martin, Hd. Cooch R. Robinson. Coach Jams, Coach Wilder, Scott March, 54 Greg Stordahl, 46 Tony Austin, 45 David Berg, 42 Gary Johnson, 53 Brian Delong, 11 Darrel Griffin, 48 Erwin Fair, 24 Kirk Johnson. 18 Michael Johnson. 15 Terry Sutteis. 41 Eric Maddox, 62 Gene Benson, 10 Joel Botsjolie. 35 David Jones, 58 Tom Phillips. to Kneeling: Lmdo Robinson. Lisa Jannetta, Gail Jenkins. Charlotte Saulter. Rachel Madden. Cynthia Sanders, Sherri Spencer. Lei Washington. Cathy Davis. Theresa McDonald. Lisa Williams, and Cathy LeDoux. Standing Coach Dreis. Carmen Tepper. Chris Brown. Aleathia Saulter, Brenda Hart. Martha Teefy. Kris Johnson. Ava Eubanks, Dawn Soine.'Qndy Appel. Denise Wesley. Leann. Hrncir and Coach Kosloski. 11 Standing: Coach Beske, Cindy Hayes, Wendy George, Kathy Rains. Ann Moormann. Amy Dopp. Sari Sommers, Heidi Beske. Rayne Bartosh, Rosemary Wood, Koni Stone burg. Los Reseland. Malanie Majors, Jane Olson. Kristine Stensrud. Adrienne Cummings. Nancy Blake (Asst. Coach). Kneeling Lori Swalve. Mary Westerberg. Ann Shop«ro. Julie Evesloge. Cindy Wood. Cmdy Dopp. Mory Maltese. Colleen Foster. The Girls Tennis team had their best year in their history. They had never won more than two games in the Minneapolis Conference, but finished 6-2 in city play with an overall record of 11-8. They took 3rd in the Conference. The team sponsored and won the Pioneer Tennis Tournament by beating St. Paul Harding 6-1. St. Anthony 4-3. Eden Prairie 4-3. Coach Beske says. “The team has improved from last years. Next year we're looking for a championship team. The captains were Ann Shapiro. Cindy Dopp and Mary Maltese. They had 12 letter winners, including three 8th graders. CHS OPP. CHS OPP. 1 Benilde 6 • 6 North 1 0 Robbinsdale 6 4 Marshall-U 1 4 Minnehaha 3 • 2 Southwest 5 5 Henry 2 • 4 West 3 6 Harding 1 1 Kennedy 6 4 St. Anthony 3 • 6 South 1 4 Eden Prairie 3 • 4 Edison 3 0 Washburn 7 • 7 Roosevelt 0 0 Rochester-JM 7 1 Holy Angeles 6 0 Park Center 5 = Conference Matches Lori saves the dayl Let it fly, Ann! 12 The girls swimming team was an ambitious, hardworking group. Many school records were broke during the year. Several swimmers qualified for the city meet and regionals. Because quite a few members are graduating they will need many new swimmers next year for the team. Bottom: Brenda Sturgeon. Kathy Bruce. Margie Waterbury. Mary Furlow. Nancy Mills. Jeanette Wood. Cindy Coulter and Wendy Peter (co-captain. Top: Cooch Bruce. Merry McFeter (asst.) CoMeen Howard. Linda Straub (co-captain) Kori KeSen. Amy DeVay. Polly Irmiter. Gregg Hanson and Don Bankey (managers). Sean Williamson. Peter Lee. Robert Durham, Peter Hanson. Lloyd Hanson and Coach Jackson. The Boys Cross Country team was young and inexperienced in 1980. They were coached by Don Jackson who indicated that before the team could be really competitive they would need more runners. Individual performances were commendable. Two standouts were Robert Durham and Peter Hanson. Robert was voted Most Valuable and Peter Most Improved at the conclusion of the season. Robert set a school record in the 3 mile run and also qualified for the state cross country meet. Coach Jackson hopes that next year there will be more students who are willing to go out for cross country. Robert Durham 14 Standing: Jan© O'Brien, Theresa Klein, Lynn White and Coach Jackson. Kneeling: Laurie Harris, Kim Shoals and Sherri Sanders Laurie Harris The Girls Cross Country team had a very successful year under new head coach Don Jackson. Team members felt that for the first time they were respected as competitors. A highlight of the season was the trip to the Duluth Swain meet where they finished the highest they have ever finished at that meet. Theresa Klein was voted the Most Improved for the year. Laurie Harris finished 3rd in the city and went to the state cross country meet for the second time. During the season she had broken her own school record for the 2 mile. Her time was 11:49. 15 SPIRIT WEEK - STEPPING OUT! 16 SPIRIT WEEK! SPIRIT WEEK! SPIRIT WEEK! SPIRIT WEEK! Monday- Blue Day Tuesday- Dress up Day Wednesday- Urban Cowboy Day Thursday- Masquerade Day Friday- Red and Blue Day SPIRIT WEEK! QUEEN BARBARA CROOKS KING PETER NAJARIAN HOMECOMING ROYALTY Mona Wong, Ann Shapiro, Heidi Knutson, Loris McDonald, Martha Teefy, Barbara Crooks, Peter Najarian, David Thompson. Willie (TC) Roller. Jeremy Hanson, Erwin Fair. Joel Boisjolie Zach Williams. Paul Waskosky. Thomas Phillips. James lauitzen. Russell Scott. Dave Brigham. Robert Paule. Teresa Hollie, Julie Miller, Cindy Schweitzer, Lucre-tia Atkins. Lynn White TALENT SHOW-STEPPING OUT! C.H.S Marching Band stepping to the beat! 17 No room left for me! HOMECOMING 1980 18 Central Kneads the Doughboy Central rolled up another victory over Washburn. One of the most exciting highlights was a punt return by David Brigham for a touchdown. The defense totally stopped the Washburn offense. Washburn just couldn't stop the Central offense. The final score was 34-0 in a game that was dominated by Central. 19 %)e VZs lcJ OUJl J flfov) We’ te [[ DO V 2, e C fc cCq s of SENIORS Aleksuk, Zina Allen, Nicola Altendorf, Wendy Antikainen, Laurie Appenzeller, Jeff Atkins, Lucretia Babcock, Steve Baker, Desiree ■ •r 22 Bogan, Darlene Baumgarter, Randy Bell, Benjamine Bern, Gary Boisjolie, Joel Brigham, David 23 Churchill, Valerie Bruce, Kathy Castro, Lola Christenson, Jennifer SENIORS Cimbura, Karen Colquhoun, Peter 24 Crawford, Linda Dillon, David S) Crawford, Patricia Dopp, Cindy DeLong, Michelle Ebert, Leah Ehlert, Ann Crooks, Barb 25 Eubanks, Ava Feller, Stephan Evenson, Bruce Fellows, David Fair, Erwin Fliehs, Wendy SENIORS ■ Felien, Kari Foreman, Timothy 26 Franchett, Michelle Gilbertson, Anne Fridolfson, Joe Frink, Candace Garibaldi, Terry Gillespie, Lynn Gjerde, Mark Goff, Dale 27 Goldberg, Debra Gosse, John Grigsby, Valerie Grotte, Lisa Graham, Gloria Hanlin, Sara SENIORS Grendahl, Harold 28 Hanson, Jeremy Herron, Dana Hill, Kathy ■I Hernes, Louise Hinrichs, Erika Hanson, Violet 29 Hollie, Teresa Jacobson, Travis Irmiter, Paul Jackson, Sibyl Jackson, Sylvia SENIORS Jakobs, Paul Jemison, Wendi 30 Jung, Brian Klinefelter, Kay Larson, Kenneth Lewis, Celia Knutson, Heidi Limousin, Lionel Littlejohn. Lynn Marks, Caroline McDonaid, Lorjs McGowan, Melinda i McMonigal, Patrick SENIORS Matson, Timothy Miller, Anna Murphy, Clarissa Mills, Nancy Myllyoja, Connie Najarian, Peter 33 O'Brien, Jane Nowlan, Vicki Newlund, Ross Nolan, Felecia Olson, Aaron Nordquist, Julie Overton, Gwen Owens, Tonda SENIORS 34 Pepper, John Pangburn, Kathy Paule, Robert Paulson, Joe Pederson, Paul Peter, Wendy Phillips, Thomas 35 Robinson, Joyce Pile, Cynthia Pinney, Chris Quade, Denise Rivadeneira, Ximena SENIORS Roche, Julie Rowley, Patricia 36 Sartorius, Barbra Schalwig, Peter Schalwig, Sherry Schoiweiler, Kathleen Schweitzer, Cynthia Scott, Russell 37 Stevson, Elizabeth Smetana, Wendy Smith, Doris SENIORS Stoyke, Don Straub, Linda 38 r r Taylor, Colleen Teefy, Martha Thomas, Blaine Trudeau, Michael Sutherland, Brenda Terrell, LaDwanna Sutherland, Carla Tambornino, Mark 39 Underwood, Quinette Washington, Lorraine Waterbary, Margery Weber, Jay Weller, Sharon Wigfall, Nelene SENIORS 40 Williams, Zach Wood, Robert Winefeldt, Brad Winsor, Doug Wong, Mona Zach, Ann Zimmerman, Kay 41 SENIOR WILLS I, LAURIE ANTIKAINEN, leave my yodel for Central. I, LUCRETIA ATKINS, will L.W. 82 good luck. G.A. 82. T.W. 82 my friendship forever. R.F. 82, M.A. 82. CMC. 83, my great cheering ability. The future Pioneers all the fun I had and a very special someone my everlasting love. I. DESIREE BAKER, will my pal Kim my ability to chop off my hair when it took me years to get it down there; Kathy the ability to forgive and forget, bless her heart! My sympathies to those who've got a few years to go here. I. BENJAMINE BELL, will all of Central the best of times and company. I, GARY BERN, will everyone in my senior class success and my sister Melanie Clair Horn the ability to stay in school. I. BOB BOELTER. will John White many more intellectual conversations, Johnny Robbins, a world cup championship, John Link, a good car. many parties and many more followers of Linkism. I. DARLENE BOGAN, will Curtis Bell Curtis Bogan Jr. all my love, Nelene Wigfall my everlasting friendship, Joyce Robinson my motherhood, Pat C. the ability to forgive and forget, Linda C. my books. I. JOEL BOISJOLIE. will Kevin Blackmer a safe place to park, Mark Gjerde a new pair of double bladed roller skates. David Brigham my ability to get at least a C average, and to the rest of my friends I will my love and friendship forever. I, MELODY BRELAND, will my everlasting friendship to Annette Monger, I will all the Basketball Cheerleaders of 80. good luck. I, DAVID BRIGHAM, will Barb Crooks the ability to make it and all my love now and forever. I, CHRISTINE BROWN, will my brother Gordon a pack of pencils and the will to carry on here at Central for two more years, Mrs. Johnson, 2 cans of Birdies. Tim P. and Tom B. all the Velamints in the world. C.L. and C.H. my friendship, K.S. a book of smiles; also to C. Ledoux and L. Washington my Super Sonic Speed, and all the hurdles you can hurdle without tripping over them. I, KATHY BRUCE, the freshmen class a sex god equal to ours. P.L. my purple crayon to everyone with talent, Linda and Sara all my love cause they're the greatest, and to the senior class Luck because we are entering the Twilight Zone. I, MARY BYRD, will my dancing ability to Rachael Lewis 82, my success with men to T.H. 81. my ability to study to Nicole 86, and my friendship to Stephen. I, PATRICIA CRAWFORD, will my sister Linda Rose the ability to study. Michael my love and makeup, David Jones my dresses, Nelene Wigfall lots of luck with B.L. and C.W., Darlene Bogan %'s of my brain. I, BARB CROOKS, will Lisa a charge card with no payments, Kara F. not to be so dizzy and smart at the same time, Lori S., to stay dizzy with me. Kay Z., and Chris B.. the makings of being a majorette, My sisters Toni and Deana the greatest at C. H.S., My friendship always to M.T., K.B., J.B.. N.J., D. T., C.B., T.S., and K.S. I will my love to David Brigham and the ability to make it, always and forever, WOLA........... I. MICHELE DELONG, will C.M. my ability to get to school on time. W.P.J.T. to L.E. Brian 82 a ban-anna, Robin 84 my gym shoes, to C.D. to T.C. 84 and K.R. to D.C. SENIOR WILLS I, LEAH EBERT, do here-by leave my sister B.E. 84 all my rowdie and crazy times, D.C. 84 my school spirit and trusty baby bottles, T.D. 84 and L.B. 82 my first chair, Lori B. 82 the ability to get to school, my silly blonde humor to anyone who wants it, all my friends of 81 my everlasting friendship for life. I, ERWIN FAIR, will my everlasting love to Tonda Owens, to Teresa Hollie I will my sweet loving friendship, my sister Shirley Holmes my ability to study. I. KARI FELIEN, will Barb C. my counseling; Ann S. phone calls everyday and stridex pads; Ann M. Limbs in the way; friends eternal love and Trina M, a pitcher of Miller Lite, not too cool ; Lisa A. confidential talks. Lori S. gump. I. DAVID FELLOWS, will to the Goon Squad my everlasting friendship and respect to the G.S. fan club , someone else to idolize and to all others concerned the ULTIMATE G.S. Party; to Roger A. honorary Goonship; GOONS FOREVER! I, PETER FERCH, will J. Oakly and P. Irmiter my backstroke. Dan Goodge my freestyle and flip-turns; I also will M. Trudeau my Chess Ability. T. Lundgren my chum, knowledge. C.H.S. my presence, U.S.A. another Draftee Taxpayer, and the WORLD another friend. I, WENDY FLIEHS, will H.K. a pair of tweezers and a typewriter, Lisa N. a salad bar, Terry Goreman. Bob P. a muzzle. M.J. E.F. happiness. Heidi, Tery. Lisa Alisia, Ann everlasting friendship and love. James my heart. I, TIMOTHY FOREMAN, will the non-graduating Good Squad members my abilities to throw a good party. MIKKI all my love, and to all G.S. Members: May the journey be short and the Mountain Dew never stop flowing. I. MICHELE FRANCHETT, will to Patty. Lynn W.. Kim $., Kaye, Erika, Anne G., Colleen, all class of 81 and Mary W., class of 83 my lasting friendship, my thanks to Wang Lao Shi, and to Ann S.. her own psychenaut. I, JEFF FRANKLIN, will my Father the ability and will to marry once, and stay married! To my sister, my contact lenses I rarely wear, to Anthony Henzy. all my boxing skills and equipment. I, CANDACE FRINK, will J.L.C. luck and determination over the next four years with my friendship always; S.H., K.B., and L.S., many purple crayons and a lifetime of green M M's. C. Cox a car. D. Goff women, K.K. a car and love. I, JO ANN FULLER, will Joe F. the ability to go all the way. Mary Kay G. and Linda R.. and Brenda Hart the will to take the 82 track team to state. M.L.. L.G.. T.G., C.H. everlasting friendship. T.H. luck and love forever. G.A. some meat on his bones. I. TERRY GARIBALDI, will my sisters brothers Len-ita, Deedra, Stevie, Jude. Danielle and Penny the ability to succeed in the future; I will my friends H.K., W.F., D.W.. DB. T.A.D., P.M., K.J.. B.G.. and A.S., to make it and not to be roaggs; I will the class of 81 my shoes, socks, and all my love. I. MARK GJERDE. will Kevin Blackmer 82 a girdle. Mary B. 82 a whip and stool, all the Junior Jeeds happiness in 82 and Mike Connelly 83 all the Monday Night highlights he can watch. I. DALE GOFF, will to all future calculus students the phrase Life is easier WITHOUT calculus, to Mr. King a dollar for every min. I was late. I. DEBBIE GOLDBERG, will Karen a canoe trip every summer for the rest of her life, Lynn G. a night at the library without hyperventilating. Martha a never ending supply of gum. Kari a night with one of her choice, Lynn congratulations for finally coming around after 2 years, Julie R. another pair of ears to listen to me while talking to others, and finally to all my friends. Love and an everlasting friendship especially Linda G. SENIOR WILLS 43 I, JOHN GOSSE, will Tim Felien the ability to graduate, Mark Tamborino and John Kelly a number 9, to Marvel all my love. I, MICHAEL GRIFFIN, will David Jones all the girls he can handle, Pat Crawford a good future as Mrs. Griffin, Linda my cool, Nelene to David, and all the students at Central the power to fight for Red Blue. I, VALERIE GRIGSBY, will my cousin Richard 83 lotsa luck, my sister Lisa 79 the reality of her dreams and wishes. Carmen 81 everlasting friendship, Willie Wesley 81” my love. I. CHRIS GUNDERSON, will Jeremy Hanson a personality of his own, the new freshmen an anthrax epidemic and Josh Wirtschafter the foresight to abandon racist collectivism. I, CATHERINE HILL, will Kim Schouls my diploma, and Desiree Baker the chance to be in concert band. I, ERIKA HINRICHS, will Harold my love and the endurance to get through high school; to Ann Moorman (roomie) some height and a drink at Williams Cafe; my ballet shoes to whoever wants them; success and happiness to the class of 81. I, PAUL IRMETER, will the Administration a better understanding of my actions. Collen Kosloski a child that flys to the CPA. Bonza an apology and a lot of beer to Wendy Peter (Ha, Ha. Ha), to Shoey a place to land when you fall over, to Ken Greg Chastian a lot of success and a trip to Wisconsin, to Leah most of all, my love to the Pillows, Yellow Roses. Hawaii, Pina Colada. I. SIBYL (SHORTY) JACKSON, will my sisterly love to S.D.J., S.L.W., T.M.W., W.R.J., N.W., L. Rose C., N.R.S. and L.S. most of my heary to L.W. and my thanks to Mr. Robinson and Mrs. Frazier. I will all the class of 82 the ability to hang in there and the class of 81 Good Luck”. I, SYLVIA JACKSON, will Nan, Wendi, and Linda my friendship and the ability to stay calm cool and collected, Tracy Boyd my love forever and spiritual peace, to Slim, Sonjia, Sibyl all my sisterly love, to the underclassmen success and understanding, and a special thanks to my Mother, Mr. Robinson, Mrs. Frazier. Mr. Kennedy. Mrs. Speed, Hollywood Hollie and Lovin' Lewis. I, WENDI JEMISON, will my sisters Traci my ability to hang on to money and Kelly my friendship and Byron all my good luck. I, MICHAEL JOHNSON, will the 1982 Varsity Football Team a prayer and some bandages, you will need them. I will all my partners my ability to sweat all” the teachers. I. CYNTHIA JONES, leave Christine my career, my red poka-dot dress to chocolate drop, all the dudes a piece of sunshine, and all my memories that I have to my family, and friends. I leave my good looks to the whole school, P.S., remember the sun does shine! I. DAVID JAMES JONES, will my partner Mike Griffin and Pat Crawford endurance for the future, to my Cuz Michelle Jones of 83” my ability to further my education. I will my wonderful Lady Tassa, my love forever. I. LAURIE KEISTER, give my energy to Karen C. 81, and my best luck to my friend Gwen. I. KAYE KLINEFELTER, will my extreme ability and confidence to maneuver speeding cars in out of unlawful situations to Candace 81, my ability to escape angry tailgators to KIM S. 81, my deceased bank account to Sis Ann M.81, my love and annoying but loveable giggle to Mona 81. my love and encouragement to my brother Paul 83. my study habits personality to Cris 88, loyal friendship to L.J. 82 C.F. 81, K.S. 81 Washburn's rocks to Central-Dream On! I. ANDRINE LARSON, leave my deepest love and A A SENIOR WILLS hop© for happiness to John and Charles Robinson (not neccessary in that order); my special thanks to numbers 9, 18. 29. and 32 Pending. I. CELIA LEWIS, will my love to everyone at CHS. Mrs. Johnson. Loris. Carmen and Cindy my snacks during advisory, and to my first friend Leah the will to control herself. I. LIONEL LIMOUSIN, wish Ken Chastian will realize one day that the Beatles are rubbish and Greg Chastian will be devoured by rats. I hope D12's sexual fantasies come true. I hope Annie will get my French accent one of these days. I hope Stephan Feller won't turn into a real kraut. I, LYNN LITTLEJOHN, being of sound mind and body, will Kathy Mindell my loud mouth. Kelly and Karen Martin my brain, the class of 82 'Goodluck', Mr. Carter my organization and a good math aide, my brother Stuart Littlejohn my math analysis notes and good luck. I. ANTHONY LOCHE. will to Beth J. Miles miles of happiness and tons of smiles to last a lifetime. I. RANDY MATSON, will my auto shop brains to Todd Olson, my messy locker to Jerome Bruder. my life to Felecia Nolen, and all my love to Debbie and Becky Anderson. I, STEVE MAXWELL, am very glad and thankful for the opportunity to be graduating in 3 years instead of grooling ones. To the Central High Staff. I leave records of my grades and I'm afraid that all anyone will inherit. And on the last day of this year of school for me. I'll commemrate my years in high school with a roaring fire in my fireplace, using my notebooks as kindling. I, LORIS MCDONALD (weezy), will my height to Michelle and Anita 82. my popularity to sis Claudette 83. my football knowledge to Gelina 83. my shape to Charlotte, all my extra credits to Alethia 8c Jo Ann. my ability to graduate on time to the class of 82, 83, and 84, my love and friendship to all my friends. May God Bless You All. I. MELINDA MCGOWAN, will to my good friend Jennsen Oak a trumpet, to Ann M., Julie M. and Jenny C, cars and T-shirts, to Cathy M. and Gretel B. points against Buckwheat and Central without little Ah, to Ms. Kelley and Mr. Kennedy my thanks and friendship, to Mona W. my evidence and a sniff, to Michael J. a look at the ceiling and a headache, to MSW my love. I. PAT (BONZAI) MCMONIGAL, will Mountain Dew 8c T.T. 80 to M.W. 80, an endless supply to R.N. 80, % a rustler blonde to K.B. 72, a golden wing to C.l. 79, the betbong to F.L. 80, all the good times we had to P.l. 80 and heavy love and kisses to B.C. 81. I, JANE MEVISSEN, will Colleen McQueen my diploma and all the guys at Bopper parties. Bob Liberty 82 can have what's left of what ever I have, Maria Santocono 83 all my future lunches, only to eat during 5th hour. I, JULIE MILLER, being of sound mind and body, will Wendy Larsen magnet Junior 'the closet'. Kim Jesse, magnet sophomore my UFO-AFS, Andrea Larson 78 a Baskin Robbins ice cream cone and a big smile, and to all my friends lots of luck and love. I, NANCY MILLS, will Mary frankenfurter in a Speedo. Karen her own pizza place and a thousand thank you's, Gregg better luck with relationships and my eternal friendship, and all the people not mentioned happiness and the will to survive. Thank you for the wonderful education Central. I. ANNETTE MONGER, will Melody Breland my everlasting friendship, and all the luck in the years to come. Leon Alean all my school books. I, ANN MOORMAN, will my best bud 25% 8c my Volvo, B.B. 8c G.S. better getaway car 8c econo- SENIOR WILLS 45 my size T.P.. CM new torture methods. M.W. a cheat sheet. M.M. (honey) fun with George. K.J. UFO-AFS, Love to class of 81 I, CLARISSA MURPHY, will all of my best wishes to the Juniors who want to make it. I. CONNIE MYLLYOJA. do will my favorite word obnoxious to T.C.. have fun with it. And to all my classmates my best wishes. To my best friend Micki my empty beer cans and bottles. I, SWEET PETE NAJARIAN. will Coach Robinson all the thanks and all the luck in the world. M Beier a Bull-Whip for Jer. G. Stordahl some football offers, and all my Partners of 82 a new song from Sugar-hill. Thanks to all my brothers for their guidance. I. GLORIA NELSON, will paul Whitlock all of my good behavior and all of my bowling points, and I also will Linda Crawford all of my Southern accent. I, ROSS NEWLAND. will Mr. Patrick (Bonzai) McMonigal a day with L.G., Heidi Knut-a-bums, Blinda C.. Val M., Ann Z., Linda G., Jenny A., Barb C., TIGER Julie M.. Nancy M., and Sue B. my love, a kiss and as many dates with ME as they want, the CPA the ability to uphold the Code, longlive the CPA, and S.D.R. and RSK to get kissed more than once, by the same person. I. FELECIA NOLAN, will Sally Wright the strength to stay in school a straight day, the sweetest man in Central all my love, and the class of 82, all the luck in the world. To the teachers of CHS Thanks. I. JULIE NORDQUIST, will Lisa Johnson 82 Big Red if it's still running, Chris Higgins 82 my license and the ability to drive a clutch, and the rest of my friends love and friendship always! I. VICKIE NOWLAM, will Carla S. a sexy male, to Tom N. 82 anything he wants or doesnt want, to MITCH me forever, lots of love to friends of 79 80, thanks, to L.R. my megaphone. I. JANE O'BRIEN, will Mary Clare, 82 sticky bowling shoes, Patty 81 a road to ponder in. Lynn L. 81 a red wall hanging, Colleen 82 a ski resort and pre school, Lynn 81 a rock and Brenda 82 new mud flaps. P.P. and a water bottle. I, Tonda Owens, will my class to my little brother. my clothes to my sister, my dimple to Stephanie, my love to Erwin and Cousin Itt . I, KATHY PANGBURN. will Carla Sutherland 81 my friendship always. Brenda Sutherland the ability to get her GED. Jean S., Amy D.. Koni S.. and Rayne B., the front steps after I leave, Lisa G. Dave, to my sisters the ability to be good mothers, and to my brothers I will a 300 game. And to all my friends in 82. 83, and 84 Good Luck. I. PAUL PEDERSON, will to Gary Pickens a new engine, to John Pepper a new front end. to Denise W. and Lisa J., the best of luck in the future and to Liz Miller my love forever. I. JOHN PEPPER, leave strength to the weak and intelligence to the low intelligent. I. WENDY PETER, will SP a lifetime supply of popcorn, MA a bag full of groceries a watermelon to GH, good luck in the future to my brothers Tim- Jon, thanks to Rick Bruce and all my friendship to GH. DB. MT, BB. DB, CM, CH. Thanks Central for 4 wonderful years! I, THOMAS PHILLIPS, will to my dearest Lisa Anderson all my love and happiness. I will to Mark an old fashioned girl. I will my little brother the ability to mellow out when needed, and the ability to keep his mouth shut. I. CYNTHIA PILE, will Jon Larson all my love and affection, Denise Quade an everlasting friendship. 46 SENIOR WILLS I, DENISE QUADE. will Gary R. all my love and all the cats, birds, plants, muscles and health food he'll want and need, C. Pile happiness with Tom. L. forever, happiness with Happy Days. I, CARMEN REED, will Tracy Batsell 82 my ability to get to first hour on time, Valerie Grigsby 81 a special kind of friendship we share, myself the free spirit of Rusty Scott and a hug for Matt Dillion alias Mr. Rutherford. I, XIMENA RIVADENERA, leave my hair to Elizabeth and my heart to Cesar, my love to everyone. I, JULIE ROACH, will Lynn G. my friendship forever Deb G. good luck in college, Kim N. my friendship a job. I, PATTY ROWLEY, will Jane pondering Brenda a glass of 7-up, Lynne a donut, Anne a million dollars, Mary Clare Everything. I. REGINA RUCKER, here-by leave all my admirers to Tracy Batsell; if in the act she can't receive any of this royality. I leave it to the Juniors; my locker to LaJuan, my smile to Anne and whoever needs it. I, BARBARA SARTORIUS, will my clothes to Julie Miller, my back serpentines to Anne Zach, and the family dog to my Washburn friend Kate Stra-ton. I, ALETHIA SAULTER, will my sisters my abilities in sports, Charlotte my get up and go, Loris my witt, will-power and friendship, Claudia Alean my ability not to skip, and all my love to M.D.C., good luck to the Class of 81. I. KATY SCHOUWEILER, will Annie all the green M M's her young little heart can desire, Lynn a pair of pants that won't shrink, wrinkle, tear, or otherwise deteriorate. Michelle all Shakespeare's works, Mari Lisa all the men kept locked up in my locker for three years, beware, Cuz Greg the ability to never expose the truth about us to anyone, last but least all the luck to those trying to grow up. someday, when you are old enough. I, CINDY SCHWEITZER, will my brothers Jeff and Rick the ability to graduate, everyone the best times. I. RUSTY SCOTT, will Jer some vaseline for his whip scars, Babby a new Batmobile to take a girl to the Prom, Pete the decision to fix’ his piping. Coach Rich a Football Team. Kev a jello mold to pack that stuff in. and everlasting friendship to 007, Quinn and the clots. I, ANN SHAPIRO, will Mari 83 something else to talk about. Michele 81 the lead singer to any punk rock band she wants except one.....Kari 81 a Watts Phone. Kathy 81 a walk in a blizzard or sandstorm. I. LORI SHEFFIELD, will Lisa A. my Trans-Am. Barb- David all the happiness in the world. Tom P., Kari F., Ann S.. Ann M., Katy S., Kim S., Mary B., and David much happiness good luck in the future. Kevin (Bouncy Buns) all my love and jello. I, ALISIA Q. SMITH, will Kirk A. Johnson the best luck and happiness as well as my love. Ann Pat my friendship and togetherness, and the class of 82 my craziness. I, DORIS SMITH, will Ellanor Bogan my sincerity, the ability to see people's good points and my friendship. Rosemary Wood my ability to get to class on time and Lei Washington my smile. I, MARY STEVENS, will Caroline all the RHPS she can handle and thanks for 6 great years, Nancy and Karen 10 gallons of Catawba with five pounds of chips and cheese. SENIOR WILLS 47 I, LISA STEVSON. will B.P. my sens© of time and all the love in my heart. I will N.S. all the happiness in her future plans, and I will all the C.H.S. students good luck in the future. I. DON STOYKE. will all my tapes to Mary Maltise. my guitar to Peter Bliss, my tape machines to Brian. I. LINDA STRAUB, will my friendship to K.B., S.H.. J. C.. C.T., K.K., M.W.. D.G. and C.H., and to my special spacey friends Kathy Sara I will eternal space a seat on the staff of the twilight zone. To the underclassmen girls. I will the ability to pick a real Sex God. I, KIM STURGEON, will Ann M. all the Izod Companies, Brena the best Malibu Ken doll, Louise H. a gut without a H.C., Michele Martha the best of luck in Europe and the best of luck for my friends and sisters. I. CARLA SUTHERLAND, will and give all my love and friendship to Kathy P.81, I give an all night boxing match to Vickie N.81 and Mitch H. 80, to my sister Jean 83 the ability to graduate and to make it to school on time, and my sister Brenda all my sweaters. A good-bye to CHS. and friendship forever to my friends. I, MARK TAMBORNNO, will Curtis a fake diploma, Monday night Connelly the wins from my super tacks, Stoush a thought the Pyrimids are always greener. I, COLLEEN TAYLOR, will Leah, Cari M.O.. T.S., L.M., and Jill the strength to put up with the people on 3rd floor while I'm gone, and to Leah and Cari my friendship forever, Mary S. Renegade , and Amy T. much fun 412 another year. I, MARTHA TEEFY. will Julie Schmidt the men of her desire, D.G. and L.G. the ‘Green Oopsies', an easy life to Zach Williams, my thanks to the Central Staf for their encouragement, and my love, friendship and a grape to Anne Ehlert. I, ANGEL TERRELL, leave my love to all the young men at Central, Pam and Sally my ability to stay in school and make good grades, and my love to my man. I, BLAINE THOMAS, give all my Whopper Jrs. and my good luck to Dan Walsh 83. my hard working ability to Debbie Isaacs 82, my great jokes to Rick LeClair, my good grades to Tom Nowlan. my friendship to Brian Pobuda. my happiness to Paul Weller, my good looks to Doug Phillips. I. QUINETTE M. UNDERWOOD, will my love to Anthony Austin, my friendship to Coffee and Linda Ruth Crawford, my smart mouth to Paul White, my height to Claudette McDonald and my friendly smile to Mrs. Wasley. I. CHRIS VALENTINE, will Leon Voit my tone, and Lionel Limousin the ability to cut his hair for his own perfection. I. LORRAINE (COFFEE) WASHINGTON, will Preston my patients. Mr. Rutherford my beautiful smile and Erwin my ability to stop. I, PAUL WASKOSKY, will Steve the ability to run option, Vince my ability to get to class, my excellent wrestling techniques to Paul Scott, last but not least I leave my body to Denise, Pat, Trina, Lisa. Dawn, Kim, Ann. Teresa, Windy. Jennie, Laurie. ect........ I, MICHAEL WASSENAAR, will to Jim L. a life-long subscription to Who's Who, to Jenny C. my Foster-Grants, to Mona W. a Clark Gable look-a-like kit, to David N. a dinner for two with Dr. Quay Grigg, and to Melinda ten clicks and all my love. I, ERIC WAHLSTROM. will the class of 82 a bible so they don't have to suffer. I, SHARON WELLER, will the class of 84 best wishes, Aaron, Phil and Gwen. Jane, and Val, all 81. Good luck in the future___ 48 SENIOR WILLS I, WILLIE WESLEY, will my ability to stay in school to Darryl Turnipseed. I. NELENE WIGFALL. will my sister Marilyn my smartness. Darlene Vi of my brain and Patricia all the luck in the future with MG. I. CHARLENE WILLIAMS, will luck, success and everlasting happiness to those I know. It's been a pleasure knowing Ya'II to Laura, Dee, Quinette. I, DON (JUAN) WILLIAMS, will Anita. Shelly, Jeance. Charlae good luck in the future years and all the young ladies of the future 80's good luck and best wishes. My ladie Regina Rucker much happiness in the future. I, ZACH WILLIAMS, will the Goon Squad Mountain Dew forever. MT my ability to dispose of candy, wrappers. The Suicide Commandos Rost Teddy Bear. AB myself. I, JOANN WITT, will Aimee 82. Julie 81, Colleen 81 two energetic years on the Island of Fantasy, Disco 81, my son's love always. Road Atlas 82 all the granola bars she can eat. Dear Abby 81 and answer to every problem. Renegade 81 June 8. 1986, Ann 82 my little sister forever. M D-I made it!!!!!!!!! I, MONA WONG, will Jenny A. 81 everlasting friendship sea monkeys J.H. deflation the Blues, teachers and fellow students who made CHS the memorable experience that it was. my friendship many thanx. I. ROBERT WOOD, will Don Bankey 82 my flipturn. Jeanette Wood 83 my devotion to swimming, Colleen Howar 82 my patience with teachers, Tim Peter 84 about a foot more attitude. I. ANNIE ZACH, will Bart Wtite success in his future as an all American Casinova. Bonzai my determination to graduate, and Barb Sartorius my lay back power. I. KAY ZIMMERMAN, will mt sister Leslie 84 all the fun I've had at Central. Barb C. 81 all the fun memories. Lisa A. 82 all the whopper juniors and french fries she can eat, Kevin B. 82 a pacifier, David B. 81 another garter for his head. Mark G. 81 my everlasting friendship, and to everyone-else I know, all the luck and love in the world. I. LOUISE KRISTIN HERNES. will Sari S my ability to speak Norwegian (and a boy in Trondheim) Xi-mena luck in the future, Kim S. my love for ever, Brenda S good luck and a nice time at Central, Cindy D. Ellen W. O'Dale, Stephan F. Lauri A. and the AFS club members my friendship forever. SENIOR WILLS 49 (J) D DoWEJf om WEfy. g £ C(A55 qf Si T Adorns. Pot Anderson. Betty Anderson. Eileen Anderson. Evelyn Anderson. Leah Anderson. Lisa Anderson, Scott Andreas. Karen Armstrong. Anita Arradondo. Michene Aubuchon. June Bankey. Donald Bartlett. Diana Beard. Djuana Beier. Mary Bennett, Nicki Bennett. WiSam Benson. Eugene Berg. David Bethke. Eric Bkts. Harold Bisson. Lorna Blackmer. Kevin Bleeker. David Bogan. Ellanor Boorsma. Brian Brekke. Marie Brisse. Mary Brown. Devon Brunelle, Peter JUNIORS 53 Bundul. Jonno Carlson. John Carr. Reah Carter. Janet Chandler. Roxanne Chastian. Ken Cheek. Joseph Clark. Jenny Clark. $ye Connelly. Mike Cordohl. Karen Cotton. Farley Coulter. Cindy Cummins. Adrienne Davis. Kathleen DeLong. Brian Dick. Christen Dopp. Amy Durham, Robert Fernandez. David Flackman, Jett Florenz. Darin Ford. Michael Friedman. Kevin Friedman. Zolia Fuel. Gerald Fuller, JoAnn Gallagher. MaryKay Gardner. Angela Gardner. Darcey 54 JUNIORS Gates. Willy Gerhard. Michael Gershenson. Simma Gill. Joyce Grant. Lisa Gnego. Lorrie Griffin. Darryl Griffin, Rhonda Grimes. Julietta Gross. Ron Gruetzmacher, Pam Gustafson. Greg Halley. Kimberly Hanson. Peter Honson. Scott Harmon. Ann Harper. Jean Hart. Brenda Hayden. Sheila Hayes. Cynthia Hayes. Natalie Henze. Anthony Herbst. Phil Herold. Sally Higgins. Chris Hill. Linda Hill. Peggy Hoecheral, Leah Hohenstein. Michael Holmes. Shirley 55 Howard. Colleen Hyatt. Russell issacs. Debbie Irmiter. PoBy Jacobson. Heidi Johnson. Bradley Johnson. Brian Johnson. Karen Johnson. Karen Johnson. Kirk Johnson. Lori Johnson, Preston Kadlec, James Kagen, Alexandra Kangas. Susan Kormon. Joseph Kosek. Charles Kruse, Larry Kuehn. Vicki Kuhn, Donald Lampkins. John Larsen. Wendi Lee. Peter Leith. Carl Leveils. David Lewis. Doniel Lewis. Matthew Lewis. Robin Lind. Todd Littlejohn. Stuart 56 JUNIORS Lobin, Jackie Lundgren. Timothy Lynch, Chris Mack. Bill MacFarlane. Warren Madden, Rachal Maddox. Eric Maltese. Mary March. Zachery Martin. Karen Martin. Kelly Martin. Shannon McCormick. Michael McDonald. Teresa McGlynn, Kathy McRoberts. James Meierding. Lisa Mellor. Scott Moore. Richard Mounger. Aleon Mrnak. Catherine Myers. Cassandra Myllyoja. Dana Nelson. Angel Neu. Mark Norman. Lisa Norgoord, David Nowlan. Thomas Ookley. John Olsen. Todd 57 Orstod. Tom Page. Sheila Parent. Kim Parker. Dennis Porker. Keith Petersen. Nonie Peterson. Beth Peterson. Greg Pickins, Kim Pizarro, Mark Pobuda. Brian Posz, Cindy Randgaard. Lea Reseland. Lois Rice. Ricky Robinson. Charles Robinson. Dialinda Robinson, John Rose. Michael Rosenau, Nicole Ross. Shirley Routhieaux. Molly Ryberg. Jennifer Sanders. Brian Sargent, Denise Sautter. Charlotte Scott, Paul Shanninghouse. Lynn Shimada, Roger Sjoquist, Kerstin 58 JUNIORS Snyder, Laura Soine, Dawn Soine. Kim Solie, Ricky Sorenson, Elise Spencer, Shari Stordohl. Greg Stormoen, Jodi Straumen. Giibert Toy lor. Amy Thies. Melanie Thomas, Kelli Thornton. Johnny Thull. Roberta Thurston. Jomes Trudeau. Darlene Vader. Gretchen Varnam. Steve Virnig. Beth Ward. Ellen Wardlow, Mary Washington. Lei Weisberg. Aviva WeHer. Paul Whimper. Earl Whyte. Bart Wilburn. Timothy Wilkerson. Patricia Wifcams. Dan Wilson. Steve 39 Winfield. Lloyd Wittner. Dan Wood. Rosemary Woods. Calvin Woods. Charlene Woods. Charlotte Wright. Hope Wright. Margaret York. James Young. Bradley Zoch, Mark 60 62 Adam. Dale Aguilar. Darin Allen. Terry Anderson. Cari Anderson. Deborah Anderson. Jackie Anderson. Michele Anderson, Todd Appel. Cindy Arradondo. Regina Aucland. Susan Aurdahl. Bradley Bale. Jewett Baker. Theresa Baker. Warren Bakke. Connie Banister. David Banks. Marvin Barnes. Charles Bartosh. Rayne Beard, Robert Bergfalk. Tom Berndt, Sherry Beske. Heidi Bispala. Karen Bouchard. Sorah Brown, Gordon Bruderm. Jerome Brydun. Catherine Burke. Amy SOPHOMORES 63 Coranicas. Andrew Chandler. Jeffery Charwood. Warren Chastain, Greg Cimbura. Kimberly Clark. Dana Coats. Michael Conboy. Robert Cormier. Francis Crooks. Toni Dahl. Austin DeVay. Amy Dillon, Charles Dise, Paul Diver. Tamera Drellack. Paul Dunham. Wheatleigh Duroche. Timothy Ebert. Rebecca Edund. Tara Erickson. Shawn Esslinger. Nancy Farrow. John Firesteel. Jay Foreman. Emily George. Wendy Gershenson. Annie Gillespie. Julie Giordano. Lisa Gray. Sherri e, SOPHOMORES Greenup, Dorothy Gross, Andrea Haack. Mikell Hanson. Chritopher Hanson. Keith Hanson. Kevin Hardy. Catrina Harris. Laurie Harris. Sarah Harrison, Matthew Hatchett. James Hayden, Christina Heintz. Todd Hendrickson. Scott Henry. Timothy Heyda. David Hinrichs. Harold Hochstetter. Heidi Holmgren. David James. Michael Jannetta, Lisa Jesse. Kim Jett. Etnora Johnson. Nancy Johnson, Richard Johnson. Ross Jones, Barbara Jones. Michele Jorgenson, Josh Keister, Jerome 65 Klein. David Klinefelter, Paul Kolisnyk, Mict ael Kolkhorst. Wayne Kosek. Shirley Ladwig, Pat LaRue, Ronald LeDoux. Cathy Lee. Bill Lehr. KeBy Letson. Dennis Lewis. Leah Liberty, Robert Linton. Timothy Lokowich. Mark Love. Monica Luchsinger. Norman Lyle. Timothy Lyles. Burke Maas. Denise MacDonald. Lawrence Martin. Jm McDonald. Claudette McDonald. James McGowan. Justin Medlock. Sarita Meyers. Tommy Monger. Wilie Montgomery. Tyrone Moore. Raymond SOPHOMORES Moor©. Rick Mortenson. Kelly Miller. LuAnn Mindei. Catherine Mroczek. Christopher Mulcahy. Donna Morphy. Michael Murphy, Michelle Nelson. Cynthia Neu. David Odoms. Kelly Olberding. Susan Olson, Jane Otten. Rhonda Parrott. Marla Pate. Kathy Patterson, Michael Paulson. Mary Peoples. Jennifer Perkins. Eloine Peter. Tim Picciono. Pat Powell, Cynthia Prentice. Jeffery Price. Tiffany Quinn. Lenora Rains. Kevin Randgaard. Jenny Randle. Rickey Rasmussen. Kristin 67 Rewerts. Patrick Ritchie. Chance Robbins. Deborah Robbins. Ruthie Roberts. Oyemi Rosby. Trenton Rue. Denise Sampson. Patricia Sanders. Cynthia Sanders. Sherry Santocono. Maria Saulter. Claudia Schieber. Kelli Schweitzer. Jeffrey Scott. Jon Scott. Shari Sheffer, David Sheffield. Wanda Siegrist. Dean Simmons. Richard Simon, Vern Simmonson. Ronald Smith, Byrne Smith. Dennis Smith. Nanette Smith. Steven Smith, Timothy Snook. Jenie Sommers, Lori Sommers, Sari 68 SOPHOMORES Spelimon. Romero St. Martin. Georgia Stensrud. Kristine Stewart. Kent Stoneburg, Koni Straumann, Dale Sullivan. Jane Sutherland. Jean Swalve. Lorri Tepper. Carmen Thomas. Amy Thomas. Darrin Tietz. Heidi Tyson. Scott Underferth. Barbora Valentine. Brian Vukman. Fay Walker. Michele Walton. Gelena Waterbury. Suzanne Watts. Michael Weaver. Lisa Weissman. Caroline Weller. Michelle Wesley. Debra Wesster. Leah White. John Wigfall. Marilyn Widstrom. Stacy Williams. Trent 69 Wilson. Adrienne Wilson, Alexander Winfield. Brian Winick. Dawn Winsor. Tim Woller. Kelly Wood. Jeanette Worrell, Tina Zimmerman. Angela Zimmerman. Leslie 70 SOPHOMORES tfacfi learn were i ucar wo ic u j i H more an6 more the daw 0 $4 72 Alford. Bobby Anderson. Becky Andrews. Sharon Anton, Mark Antonson, Todd Applehons. Steven Baker, Thresa Bass. Jerome Becker, Susan Beier, Margaret Bern, Melanie Birneli. John Bixby, Edward Bommersbach, Lisa Booker. Steven Botten, Eric Braucks. Tammy Brick. Steven Brisse, David Broussard. Terri Burns. Joel Burns. Leron Burnside. Tina Carlson. Joseph Carter. Becky Carter, Dwight Chavez, Robert Cook, Thomas Cordahl. Dawn Coykendall, Kara FRESHMEN 73 Crasper. Rhondolea Crooks. Deana Crumb!©, M :hene Curry. Shermon Dahmen. Lisa Daley. Gary Dunmvant, Michael Dupont. Kari Ebert, Rebecca Ehlert, Julie Fuen. Robin Furlow. Mary Gardner. Daren Gillespie. Jube Goodge. Daniel Greutzmacher, Denise Hanson. Mark Harvey. Lisa HeBer, Robert Hill, Douglas Hodges. Jimmy Hoecherl. Bretta Hoehn, Dale Hoffman. Todd Houdek, Cindy Hrncir. LeAnn Hult, Steven Jenkins. Gail Johnson, Albert Johnson, Lisa 70 FRESHMEN Johnson. Tonic Jones. Christine Jones. Lovendes Jukua. Mary-Jo Kaiser. Carole Kilgore. William Klein. Theresa Kneisl. Douglas Koenig. Brett Lahner, Timothy Larson. Beth Larson. Eric Lawrence, Laurie Lewis. Regina Long. Tammy Looney. Susan Lundgren. David Lyons, Dean Mallak. Angela Martin. Lorenzo McCuBer. Wanda McGruder. Valerie Meierding. Steven Menefee. Richord Miller. Janiece MitcheH. Rodney Mramor. Kristen Mramor. Michael Noethe, Todd Olson, Danielle 7S CHson. Eric Olson. MrcheBe Otteson. Gerald Patterson. Lois Phillips. Douglas Picciano. John Pierson. Mike Pikkaraine, Darren Pinkerton, Kim Power. Lori Racette. Carole Rains. Kathleen Ramsey. Pinado Randle. Bonita Reasland. William Reinhart. Jennifer Rice. Kenneth Roller. Veronica Rose. Mitchei Roseen. Paul Ross. Alma Ruthledge. Faith Saari, Jay Sandbo. Mary Santacono, Maria Schalwig, Karla Scheidegger. Tanya Schmock. Tamra Schwark, Neal Schweitzer. Richard 76 FRESHMEN Scott. Jon Show. Roderick Smith. Anthony Smith. Fred Smith. Stephanie Soine, Dionne Spartz, Daniel Spellman. Tanya Stevens. Patricia Stewart. Kelly Strauman, Renee Strong. Annette Terrell, Christine Tucker, Barry Tyson, Laurie Voit. Julene Wade. Sylvester Watley, fvtaria Webster. Kathleen Wells, Tammy Werness. Lynn Wilbur. Brian Wilburn, Tammy Williams. Twanda Williamson. Sean White. Paul Young. Shaunteil Zuehlke. Robin 77 DR. JACKSON Stepping Out” into 1981 is presenting a challenge to all of us. We have witnessed many changes — a new national leader, a new school district leader, many new additions to the curriculum. Our pursuit of excellence has occurred in both academic and athletic arenas. You are the last graduating class of the Central High School, grades 10-12. You have been a part of the transition to a 9-12 high school. As you leave Central, step out” into your future endeavors with confidence and optimism and become the Pioneers of the Future. Joyce T. Jackson, PH.D. PRINCIPALS MR. RUTHERFORD MR. GOMEZ MEDIA CENTER: B. Green. C. Kosloski, K. Sack, H. Maland, M. Fitzgerald and M Nelson. Not pictured- L. Miller. COUNSELORS: P. Zollar. R. Grommesh and R. Schema. Not pictured- F. Cooley and N. Lee. intern. SOCIAL WORKERS: M.L, Loud. Not pictured- C. Scroggins and M Baker. CLERKS G. Peters. G. Karlos. B Revsbeck, D. Meyers. L. Jones. M. Randall. S. Way and G. Rollins. Not pictured- M. Bjugan. 81 HOME EC: M. Heathcote. K. Wasley and M. Troop. ART: A. Heider and C- Pinkney. PAINTING BUSINESS: R. Sirotiak and G. Guckahl. COOP ED.: D. Beckman. E. Koester and E. Lue. r “ ■ M Helvig M Lading and • mdustom. AR1S- e- Hon''G Hendnd . 0- ondG. Botev • CHS CHS physical to SS1S P- TV,--1 z mon. S- ,SOn MATH: A. Hoogheem. M Hughes, E. Kanning. C. K6ck, G. Beske anc Carter. Not pictured- T Grosenick SOCIAL STUDIES: R. Robinson, R. MAet. G. Petrich. D. Strickland. P. Pudas. R. Anderson. D. Ryberg and M. Kelley. CHS CHS ENGLISH: K. Paulos. M. Harris. C. Boen. V Carter. M. Kennedy. Hattberg, L. Sundin and M. Jordan. Not pictured- M Mashek and Migrom. SCIENCE: F Meyer. L. Laine. D Jackson and M. Minemma. Not pictured- T. King. 84 COOKS Eizobeth Stein. Lucie Dugan and Sara Retneke ENGfsCERS John Hodge. Wally Almquist. Mane Boyd . Bob Stevenson and Randy Odre SIGNATURES TEACHER'S S'YDOB-ONS TCEFREP 87 89 Stepping into WINTER BASKETBALL HOCKEY SNO-DAZE SADIE Last year the Central boys swim team took third in the city with the aid of assistant coach Jimmy Neilson. This year they hope to take second in the city and take a few guys to state. Coach Max Rosenbloom hopes the team will beat a few previously unbeaten teams too. Practices were tough but the Central team didn't give up. Captains were Rob Wood, Don Bankey and Gregg Hanson. The managers were Wendy Peter and Sarah Pierce. As a pep talk. Coach Rosenbloom said often. Give it 100 percent. I don't care if you win or lose, just do your best- or your work out's going to start with a 500 fly! Top: Tim Peter. Peter Ferch. Jamie Mac Donald. Dan Goodge, John Oakly. Mike Patterson. Jerome Bruder and Steve Smith. Bottom: Don Bankey (Captain), Greg Hanson (Captain). Coach Mark Zimmerman. Coach Max Rosenbloom. Sarah Pierce (Manager). Rob Wood (Captain) and Dave Bleeker. 91 BOYS' BASKETBALL So for this season, the Central High School boys basketball team has won 11 games and lost 6. There are still games to be played in the regular season as well as the regional and state tournaments. And in the state basketball tournament, anything can happen! Central's first foe in the regionals is Fridley. The state tournament will be played March 26-28 in St. Paul. Kneeling: Gerald Fuel-Jr, Eric Maddox-Jr, Donald WLliam$-Sr. Joe Fuller-Jr. Scott March-Jr. and Greg Austin-Jr. Standing: Michael Rose-Jr, Peter Najarian-Sr, T C. RoMer-Sr. Jerry Msdgett-Jr, Rusty Scott-Sr. and Coach Carter. Coach Carter says it has been a good season for a young team. There were only 4 returning varsity players. The team was led by captain David Thompson and seniors T.C. Roller, Kevin McRoy, Rusty Scott. Donald Williams and Peter Najarian. Next year promises to be an exciting one. With a more experienced team. Central hopes to win many more games. Returning players include outside-shooter Ron Gross, guard Joe Fuller and forwards Greg Austin and Michael Rose. 92 Kneeling: Chris Hayden-$o. Jo Ann Fu!ler-Sr, Monica Love-So. Kathy Davis-Jr. Marty Dunnivant-Jr, Lei Washington-Jr. and Linda Robinson-Jr. Standing: Lisa Gront-Jr. Lorraine Washington-Sr. Loretta Harris-Jr. Jane O'Brien-Sr. Ava Eubanks-Sr. Martha Teefy-Sr. and Lisa Stevson-Sr. Coach-Wendy Dreis. The girls basketball team enjoyed a successful season winning 10 games out of 16. They also began tournament competition successfully by beating Roosevelt in the first round and Regina in the second round. The state tournament will be played March 19-21 at the Met Center. Highlights of regular season play were the early victory over Washburn and the near win over Southwest in the last game of the season. Central lost by only 2 points! Another exciting game saw Brenda Hart nearly break the school record for points scored in one game. Brenda scored 30- the record was 31! There are 5 graduating seniors, so team members will be needed for next season. It promises to be a good one. 94 95 GIRLS' JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling: MicheSe Sommers. Heidi Beske. Renisa Martin. Toma Howard. Tina Burns� de. Cassandra Lewis. Louise Ward and Leann Hmcir. Standing: Lori Swalve. KeBy Martin. Sherry Sanders. Morgaret Beier. Jenni Clark. Tonia Johnson. Amy Burke. Theresa Klein and Coach Moyer. BOYS' JUNIOR VARSITY % Kneeling James Hatchett (manager). Brandon Grissom. Bennie Hodges. Steve Ragland. Robert Durham. Stuart Littlejohn. Tim Smith and Fred Newell. Standing: Dale Adams. MitcheB Rose. William Jett. Curtis Travis. David Holmgren. Tim Henry, Tim Lyle. Steve Hult and Coach Grommesh. Top: Donna Mulcahy. Mary Kay Gallagher. Lisa Norman and Sherri Spencer Middle Diane Soine. Wendy George. Jan Soine and Laurie Harris. Standing: Rosemary Wood. Amy Clark. Kim Cimbura. Brenda Sturgeon. Micki Parker. Nancy Esslanger. Laleeta Botoo. Lesti Zimmerman and Kim Shtfflet Floor: Jean Harper and Lisa Wilioms Front Dean Lyons. Eric Benitez. Dean Siegrist. Rick Selvaggio. Tim Windsor, and Greg Waskosky. Back: Coach Towsend. Rick McChesney. Charles Barnes. Rick Moore. Paul Scott, Paul Waskosy and Coach Hollins. 98 r rnrT� Kneeling: Mark Tambornino. John Gosse. Steve Wilson, David Klein, Mike Elk, John Birnell, Tom Nowlan. Randy Baumgartner and Todd Antonson. Standing: Zolia Freeman (manager), Mike Connelly, Joel Burns. Chance Richie. Jeremy Hanson. Mark Gjerde, Bob Paule. Jeff Schweitzer. Greg Gustafson and Coach Lou Lundberg. The -1980-81 season was Coach Lou Lundberg's last as Central's hockey coach. It was a frustrating year. They lost some very close, exciting games. A bright spot was John Gosse's 4 goals in one game against Henry. The team captain was Jeremy Hanson, assisted by Bob Paule and Greg Gustafson. The team was hard working and high-spirited. They had to face tough opponents in the Minneapolis Conference. Several members are graduating so the team will need more players next year. too SPRINGing into step TRACK BADMITON - 1980 Front: Cathy Hill. Nancy Blake. Lois Reseland. Mary Stevens. Melanie Bergqust. Margery Waterbury. Carrin Olson. Koren Cimbura. Gloria Graham and Toni Ferch. Back Coach HaHberg. Kim Shauls. Moly Routhieux. Jenni Ryberg. Zolta Friedman. Ava Eubanks. Sari Sommers. Natasha Vaubel. Joanne Armstrong and Caroline Morks (manager). GOLF - 1980 Front: Fran McGloffm. Chris Sorman. Brian Johnson and Steve Vamham. Back: Tammy Nermer. Heidi Beske. Mary Furiow. Mary Westerberg and Cooch Beckman. BOYS TRACK - 1980 Jeremy Hanson. Robert Steveson, Coach Don Jackson. Peter Najarian. David Thomson. John Hollins. Gary Johnson, Rusty Scott, Coach Laveine Carter Kneeling: Peter Hanson. John Scott, Harold Birts. Jeft Byrd. Tom Meyers, Joe Fuller and Bernard Gill. The Central High boys track team was the 1980 co-champion of Division 5 AA. They tied with Wayzata at the state track meet held at Bloom-ington-Lincoln High School. Several individuals received medals including David Thompson, Peter Najarian, Jeff Byrd and Robert Steveson. Coach Levaine Carter said of the team, They were a young and competitive team. I'm looking forward to an exciting season in 1981. 104 1980 CHAMPIONS GIRLS TRACK 1980 Front: Cathy LeOoux, Gad Bang. Sheila Hayden. Linda Robinson. Jane O'Brien. Sherry Sanders. Nanette Smith and Melanie Theis. Middle: Patty Rowley. Doris Creighton. Kari Felien. Claudette Madden. Brenda Hart. Loris, McDonald. Lauri Harris and Mary Kay Gallagher Back: Chortotte Woods. Washington. Mary Clair Maltese. Christine Brown. Anne Gilbertson. Amy DeVay. Loretta Evans. Wendy Altendorf and Coach Meyer. 106 107 BOYS' TENNIS - 1980 Coach Beske. Dave Feflowes. Zack Wibams, Steve Fortmann. Bennett Breen and Dan Segol Co-Capts.. Mike Maltese. Mike Howard, Steve Lmdberg. Tom Gosse. Mike Bercount. Chris Seymour. Scott Schools. Stuart Littlejohn. Jon Coppel. David Norrgard and Kevin Rains. BASEBALL - 1980 108 Back: Mgr Linda Green and Jean Harper. Bobby Paterson. Bob Swalve. Kevin Blockmer. Gary Bern. Mike Johnson. Bruce Evenson. Paul Waskosky and Coach Scott. Front: Bob Paule. Steve Wilson. Dan Brenda. Jim Lobbin. Doug Winsor. Tim Feben. David Brigham ana Mark Gjerae. Stepping into ACTIVITIES BAND - CHOIRS First row Dennis Moas. Jay Saari. Chris Lynch. Greg Chastain. John Robinson. ug r 'ej Gokev Don Bankev Robinson. Greg Brown. Lloyd Winfield. Devin Brown ond Dean Lyons Second row. Ro rt Bob Pouie. Greg Gustafson. Darryl Griffin. Scott March. Warren Kadlec. Sean Wrfhamson. BradI Aurdahl John Oakley John Farrow and Eric Larson. Third row: Aaron Olson, Mark Gjerde. Wile Wesley. James Launtzen. Peter Najarian, David Thompson. Eric Wohlstrom. Brad Johnson. Willie Roler. Rusty Scott. Donald Kuhn and Roscoe Horne. MALE CHORUS CHORISTERS First row. Kristine Stensrud. Sharon Andrews. Jone Olson. Dana Mylyoja. Cynthia Sanders Dawn Cordahl Cassandra Mvers Ann Anderson. Toni Wilson. Gail Jenkins. Deb Anderson and Heid. Tietz. Second row Vaiete Church Pau WhltL Elnaa • Sue Oberd , My Rhonda Otten. Joniece Mler. Kris Johnson. Jenni CiorK. Lorr Gr go. Ctolene Woods. First row: Kristin© Stensrud. Sylvia Jackson. Wendy Peter. Teresa Hollie. Lori Swalve. Jube Nordquist. Angel Nelson. Zoba Friedman. Natalie Hayes. Mary Stevens. Violet Hanson and Raechel Lewis Second row: Rachal Madden. Marie Brekke. Kely WoBer. Cynth a Hayes. Wendy Altendorf. Linda Straub. Nancy Mills. Beth Peterson. Sarah Hanbn. Sarah P erce. Mary Westerberg. Carmen Tepper and Lori Johnson. Third row: Dennis Maas. Chris Lynch. Lloyd Winfield. Charles Robinson. John Farrow. Don Bankey. John Oakley. Desi Gokey. John Robinson. Kevin Rains. Greg Brown and Heidi Knutson Fourth row: Bob Paul©. Donald Kuhn. Aaron Olson. Roscoe Horne. Rusty Scott. Wilbe Roller. Brad Johnson. David Thompson. Peter Najarian. James Lauritzen. Willie Wesley. Mork Gjerde and Greg Gustafson. CONCERT - CHOIR A highlight for the Concert Choir this year was the Jester Hairston performance on January 22 during third hour, for the entire school. He told stories of his life and sang spiritual songs with the choir. He received a standing ovation for his excellent performance. His background experiences include professional acting (in Tarzan movies) and singing (in Lilly's of the Field he sang Amen for Sideny Poitier). The choir members also participated in the afternoon and evening concerts. “We had a whole day to prepare and we put alot of work into the rehearsals. It paid off and we really enjoyed ourselves, said Magnet senior and choir member Sylvia Jackson. Mr. Hairston told the choir that he also enjoyed the concerts. Contest was held during the third week of March, with every choir member involved in at least one performance of a solo, duet, trio, quartet or singing with the entire choir. The choir members have high hopes for many superior ratings and a bright outlook for the m 1981 - 82 choir. MARCHING BAND Front row: Dennis Molmberg (conductor). Kris Stensrud. Ricky Rondle. Tina Burnside. Barry Tucker. Wanda Sheffield. Shari Scott. Sheri Gray. Jeremy Hanson. (Drum major). Row two: Sari Sommers, loma Bisson. Steve Appefians. Marcie Sweats. Jennifer Reinhart. Rhonda Krapser. Chris Brown. Cathy LeDoux, Kim Cimbura, Tim Durouch. Row three: Kaye Klinefelter. Leah Ebert. Angela Zimmerman. Sharon Weller. Valeri Churchi. Kim Schools. Desiree Baker. Cathy Hill. Tammy Gardner. Mary Sandbo. Debbie Robbins. Row four: Lorenzo Martin. Micheal Rose. James Thursten. Tony Loche. Bryan Winfield. Raymond Hall. Thresa Klein, Michele Delong. Heidi Beske. Kris Dick. Row five: Greg Peterson. Ken Chastain. Charles Robinson. Natasha Vogel. Bob Heller, Jan Scott, Steve Smith. Mike Elk. Kevin Hansen. Andrea Gross. Keith Hansen. Row six: Cathy Mindel. Melinda Me Go wen. Gem Blanston. David Norrigard. John Robison, Amy Burke. Becky Carter. Terry Midgett. Marc Pizarro. Brod Johnson Row seven: Tim Peter. Kim Sturgeon. Heidi Hochstelter. Pat Rewarts. Mitchell Rose. David Bleeker, Steve W. Jerry Midgett. Andy Caranicas. Austin Dahl, Karen B spaia. Leah Lewis. Thersa Klein. Caroline Wetssman and Mona Wong Major Jeremy Hanson LINED UP 112 F oq Corps Connie Mylyoja. Lori Sommers. tesfc Zimmerman. Jackie Booker. Lon Beaudreau. Shtriey Ross. Deana Crooks. Lajnan KAc nlyte and Tom Crooks The band had a chaiienging year. Before fhe schooi year even started. They were practicing every day. They ventured out to VaWey fair to get in shape for the year. The band gained many new members. Since tew ate graduating, next year the band w'i be more experienced. Majorettes: Kay Zimmerman, Barb Crooks and Chris Brown. Guntwirlers: Becky Ebert and Beth Larsen. 1st row: Melinda McGowan. Kaye Klinefelter. Sarah Watts. Kim Sturgeon. Sari Sommers, Lorna Bisson. Tim Duroche. Christine Brown. Leah Ebert 2nd row: Cathy Mindel. Margaret Beier. Kim Cinbura. Shari Scott. Marcey Sweats. Leah Lewis. Jennifer Reinhart. David Norrgard. Kathy Hi. Kim Sc hauls. Sharon Wetter. Tina Burnside. Wanda Sheffield. Mary Sandbo 3rd row: Jeremy Hanson. John Robinson. Keith Hanson. John Scott. Kevin Hanson. 4th row: Jerry Mktgett. Marc Pizarro. Ken Chastain. Lloyd Wnfieid. Tim Peter. Natasha Vaubel. Andy Caranieas. Charles Robinson. Austin Dahl. Cathy Ledoux. Heidi Hochstetter. Paul Scott. Michele DeLong. Heidi Beske, Teresa Klein. Chris Dick. Mona Wong, Mr. Malmberg. CONCERT BAND JAZZ BAND Back Dave Bleeker. Marc Pizarro. Jeremy Hanson. Bob Heier. Keith Hanson. Kevin Hanson. Ken Chastam Front: Pod Scott. Mona Wong. Teresa Klein. Heidi Beske. Ricky Rondte. Andy Caramcias. Missing Race Jones. Greg Peterson. John White. i 114 First Row: Brad Young. Natasha Vogel. David Shatter Second Row: Loris McDonald. Jenny Anderson. Carotin© Morks. Wendy Peter. Stuart Littlejohn. Carmen Reed. Sarah Pierce. Chance Ritchie. Ms Martha Horns. Ceba Lewis. Mark Gjerde. Third Row: Paul Irmiter. Shertah Hayden. Pat McMonigal. B Bennett. Karen Andreas PIONEER STAFF Our own 'Lou Grant' news team, the Central Pioneer News Statt. has produced a record number ot newspopers this year. The statt has tried to continue the high quality ot work and better the reputation of previous years with better ideas, layouts and hard work The news staff members look forward to next year with high ambitions and hope to get more feed bock and news tips from the student body Wendy Peter. Editor-in-chief, stated. “We had a good time this yeor tryng to prnt a paper that appealed to al the students, faculty and administration at Central It was a very successful yeor I hope next year is just as good Front row Tim Peter. David Shatter. W e Ro«er. Mona Wong. Kim Sturgeon Middle row: ESse Sorenson. Greg Stordahi. Mary Clare Maltese. Stuart Littlejohn. Mary Wester berg Bock row John Robinson. ShounteBe Young. Jerome Bass. Sean Wifcamson. Michele Anderson Not Pictured Jenny Anderson. Jube Miner. Anthony Smith. Tanya Speiman. Mr ZoBor. Advisor STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Government body is comprised of 20 members, five people from each class working hard to plan activities for Central The faculty advisor is Mr. Zoflar who has contributed greatly to the functioning and smooth operation of the Student Government for the last two years The group was busy this year planning many dances They sponsored Homecoming. Sadie Hawkins and organized James Brown from rodo station KMOJ to be the disc-jockey for the Sno-Daze dance. Many creative ideas are thought of at the meetings, and. as Stuart Littlejohn. Mognet Junior stated. “Your ideas con go a long way. especialy if you have people with clout bocking it. Some of the suggestions made were a clean up day. a con good day and a student lounge Mr Zollar summarized his feelings by saying. “The Student Government members get experience in organizing people and leadership goals It also serves as a Ink between students and the school administration.'' 115 First Row Don Stoyke, John Gosse. Mark Tambornino. Sherry Scholwig, Chris Clauer. Ted Johnson. Laurie Keester and Lee R. Holliday. Second Row Chris Valentine. Kevin Vofcer. Jeff Priest. Joe Paulson. Blaine Thomas. Don Rerk. Russell Rys. Joel Boisjolie. John Kelly and D. Beckman - Advisor. Third Row Grey Eubonks. Gerald Alexander and Peter Scholwig V.I.C.A. OFFICE ED. First Row Linda R. Crawford. Gloria Nelson. Gloria Graham. Safly Wright. David Jones. Nicola Allen and Annette Monger Second Row Kathy Pangburn. Anna Miller. Colleen Taylor. Pat Crawford. Dana Herron. Nelene Wigfai. Felecia Nolan. Loris McDonald. Aleathia Saulter and Cindy Posz Not Pictured: Melody Breland. Doris Smith. Carla Sutherland and JoAnn Witt. 116 Varsity L To R Melinda Me Go wen. Mike Wassenoar. David Norrgard. Mona Wong Central is a member of the Metro Debate League, comprised of 14 high schools of Minneapolis and the suburbs. Central has entered all divisions varsity and junior varsity. All teams broke approximately even, with about as many loses as wins. Most successful debater was Mike Wassenaar, who came close to winning all of his debates. Team captains for the '80-'81 year were third year member Mike Wassenaar and fourth year Mona Wong. Mr. Miller has been debate coach for nine years. J V: Sitting L to R: Margery Waterbury. Christine Dick. Nicole Rosenou. Coach Russ MBer. Standing L to R: Sari Sommers. Dole Goff. Sarah Pierce. Andy Caranicas. Steve Maxwel, Anjanie Benjamin. Missing: Josh Jorgensen. Terry Migett. 117 Front Row Mfce Wossanor. Mr Mier - Advisor Middte Row: Soroh Pierce. Wendy Peter. Linda Straub. Jane O'Brien. JoAnn Witt. Lynn Littlejohn and Ann Shapiro. Back Row: Kathy Bruce. Jufce Miller. Mona Wong. Ann Mormon and Kari Feben. N.H.S. National Honor Society is an organization for CHS students with a specified GPA. The students must show quality in the four areas of Character. Scholarship. Leadership, and Service. Mona Wong. President, said. NHS is comprised of Central's best academic leaders. Most members are involved in services to Central. We don't have that much opportunity to do things as a group, but we contribute as individuals to our school. Mr. R. Miller is the new advisor this year. His feelings are summed up with this statement. NHS is best! 118 SPANISH CLUB Back Row: Sheri Gray. Katy Schouweiler. Brad Young. David Dillong. Marcy Sweats, Mike Trudeau and Miss Helvig Middle Row: Sally Herold. Mike Pierson. Michael Johnson. Kathy Davis. Karen Andreas and Debbie Anderson Seated Dawn Wmick. Amy Dopp. Celia Lewis. Melinda McGowan. Ximena Rivodeneira ond Brenda Hort. Not Pictured Michele DeLong. Carmen Reed. Mary Stevens. Natasha Vaubel. Jim York. Tina Barnside. Charles WiHon, Elaine Perkins, Jay Saari. Barry Tucker. Nicki Bennett, Horold Birts, Christine Brown. Kelly Lehr. Clarissa BeB-field ond Kim Halley. HEARTH CLUB 119 Back row: Preston. Mrs. Heathcote. Bonnie Bell. Eva Eubonks. Dan Walsh. Steve Grommesh. Leah Ebert. Darryl Griffin and Serita Medlock Front Row Barb Underferth. Sheila Robinson. Larry Gray. Blaine Thomas. Wendi Jemison and Wiie Gates STAGE CREW Roger Shimodo. John Robinson. Pot McMoni-gol. Shown Erickson, and Jeff Prentice 120 YEARBOOK STAFF We worked and worked and finally we got the book together! But before that time we had months of frustration, fun. hope and doubt. We were a young and kJeakstic group, with very little experience in yearbooking. that started this fai. We went to workshops and talked about our hopes for the book. As the weeks passed by we saw that our hopes for the book might have been set too high, however, we stHl think it is a pretty good book! Second trimester, several new people joined the staff. We really needed it! Although we got new members, we hod much to do. We were very busy secnd tri. working during lunch and after school Jo jjKU 1Usru$ Standing: Patrick Rewerts. JoAynne Witt. Linda Crawford. Cynthia Posz. Greg Stordahl. Susan Kangas and Advisor-Susan Stormont Anderson Sitting: Daniel Lewis. Patricia Crawford. Nelene Wigfal and Louise Kristin Hernes. Missing. Nicola Allen. Sylvia Jackson. Kathryn McGlynn. Laura Snyder. Mary Beier, Kathy Mindel and Trina Mrnak. .Zju Now as we look at our completed Centrafcan 1981. we feel our hard work has payed off We hope you enjoy the yearbook, for it is dedicated to as C.H.S. students, who. together, make our school exciting. [xjutts As u3 jVral Jgzrjpr 121 Front: Cindy Dopp. Louise Krostin Hornes, Lionel Limousin, Ximena Rivadeneira and Peter Lee. Middle: Nicki Rosenau. Amy Dopp, Ellen Ward. Pat Christensen. Anjanie Benjamin. Chris Dick. Simma Gershenson. Ruth Robbins and Mr. Miller. Back: Andy Caranicos. Lauri Antikainen. Stephan Feller and Mike Wassenar Missing: David Dfloa Jeff Willcox. Michelle Franchette. Natasha Vaubel. Scott Mellor. Anne Gershensen. Dona Mylloja. Mike Patterson and Wheat Dunham. AFS-CLUB The AFS Club got started late this school year. It lost some members from last year, but has also gained quite a few new members for this year. AFS now has about 30 members. Although it got started late, the AFS Club is getting its work done, both in fundraising and as a social group. There have been weekly meetings and several parties. Central's AFS Club encourages students to learn about other cultures by: going to foreign countries themselves, having someone stay with them or meeting one of the foreign exchange students. TREASURER CINDY DOPP. CO-CAPTAIN MELINDA MCGOWAN. SECRETARY RUTH ROBBINS 122 It is cold watching football! Left to right Jeff Wicox. Anjonie and Robin Benjamin Left to right Lionel Limousin. Stephan Feler. Ximena Rivadeneira. Lauri Antikainen. Louise Kristin Hernes. Ximena, Stephan, and Lauri came with YFU. Ximena is from Quito, Ecuador. Stephan is from Bremen, West Germany. Lauri is from Helsinki, Finnland. The only AFS student is Lionel, who is from Lyon. France. Marcela is from Cordoba Veracruz, Mexico and came with Rotary. Jeff came with his parents. His father is a teacher and exchanged a teaching position. Jeff is from Ballarat, Australia. Louise is from Stjrdal. Norway. She came to stay with relatives in Minneapolis for a year. Anjanie and Robin Benjamin came from Point-A-Pierre, Trinidad to get their education in the United States. Most of the foreign students say their reasons for coming were to learn English, to learn about American culture, to make friends and to have a new experience. All of the nine enjoyed their stay here. Ximena said. It has made me grow up. Stephan said, I recommend exchange programs. Jeff explained. I would like to learn to ski and ice-skate properly. There is no snow in Ballarat. Anjanie feels, It is a beautiful place. Marcela said, I think it is a good experience for me. Louise expressed these feelings, I have tried some neat things here. I got to learn things I would not have learned otherwise. Lauri feels, It is great here! NEW FACES There are 9 new foreign students at Central this year: Lionel Limousin, Lauri Antikainen. Ximena Rivadeneira, Stephan Feller, Jeff Willcox, Louise Kristin Hernes, Marcela Krauss. Anjanie and Robin Benjamin. Francine Chakotis. Maureen Mashek. Janet Larsen Ralph McMUten and Be8e Scott. MAGNET — STAFF The Magnet Program is staffed by five dedicated people willing to help not only the Magnet students but the rest of the student body as well. Under the leadership of Maureen Mashek, the Magnet Program is contributing much to Central High School. Their purpose is to be resource people for the staff of Central and to write proposals to continue the funding presently available. They also have been helping Magnet students with academic and personal problems. Their main goal is to support new ideas that will help the students. They have been able to bring important personalities and groups to Central including Dr. John Najarian. Jester Hairston. Eric Brogan. Delman Hogan, John Mashek. Theatre de la Jeune Lune, Mixed Blood Theater, Les Green and the Story Talers. They have also sponsored field trips to see the Minnesota Zoological Gardens, the Peking Opera. Hank Aaron and Austrian Folk Dancers. An important and satisfying project was the Cross Cultural Fair held April 27 through May 1. Together with the Guthrie Theater, the Magnet Program arranged for a special student matinee performance of Home by the New York Negro Ensemble Co. This performance was attended by students from other area schools as well as Central. Truly, the Magnet Program has been able to serve all students! 124 Margie Curtis. Mary Beier. Lisa Norman. Heidi Knutson. Trina Mrnak, Lisa Wifliams. Sally HeroJd. Michelle Arradondo and Ann Harmon. Front: Barb Crooks. Kay Zimmerman and Adrienne Cummins. Back: Charlene Woods. Trina Mrnak and Mary Beier. 125 126 Marcie Sweats. Kim Sturgeon and Lois MOonakJ Cathy Mindel. Cynthia Powell, Jean Sutherland, Lisa Weaver and Claudette McDonald. Not pictured: Wendy Larson YEAH CENTRAL! CO ' O' O 127 LET'S FACE IT . .. WE'RE DONE!