Central High School - Optimist Yearbook (Crookston, MN)
- Class of 1942
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Rem ls. bow ehzlirksf Tyge. with a devastating sense of humor, prefers nicknames. 8 ,f ga f K- ' , v 1 A f 9- X B I First row: Carlton Sheifloe, Alton Burke First row: Donald Mortenson, Lyle McEldoon, Robert Ramstad, Kenneth Second row: Clayton Wentzel, Richard Lundeberg Strand Second row: Clayton Wentzel, Ronald Carey, Norman Sorum, Byron Whitney Third gow: Eugene Hegland, Kenneth Third row: Charles Graham, Lyle Christiansen, Russell Swain, Kenneth Hannah Coc rane- capably serve as Hall Patrol. Class 1-A A 4 L1 in if eau! Mr- Brass . I1 and always cmisienso - 5, af? - lg:ntral'5 gfgogeixttral High m uSY kee um tn - ,fc f . uf 6Ve 9 15 0 aiterso ' I. llllaltlgul U15 drive Robert Bain- all are members of the School Patrol whose duty it is to direct school traffic. M0 hea - sp . - e . our s. R mmf ng. me ' Robeft Halfsdbo .Spend nd enlertaxclx 1cla55e5 You Thoriwgonal sevoushsse shffflene educatwn Hlember Y ye alt!! aY 5 defSOD An Daflmn t h 309, Robef . Donald Eafeya ug Ynovleslx eratofs are torl, Ron? 9 in Showm ti boys? W vie 09 d ovefa are Um Thank Yod' possible' S fT'N. t 5'f!7P - J! ZX ell Equality for the underclassmen and justice for all guides the Student Council in their rule. Representatives meet together to express their ideas and to render service to the school. Remember who bought the nicolodeon? Who organized the Red Cross drive and other defense activities? Who sponsored parties and numerous other projects? Seated are L. Heldstab Csecretaryb, M. Brandt Cpresidentl, D. Welter Ctreasurerj, N. Stenshoel, C. Levin, N. Oppegaard, K. Thorson, L. Christiansen. Standing are D. Verreaux Cvice presidentj, C. Morken, A. Burke, K. Carpenter, D. Canan, J. Isaacson, C. Eickhof, R. Dunham, M. Stone. Boards of Con trol The juniors join with the Student Council to decorate the hall, and Betty Strand's illuminated mural spreads Christmas cheer. The Alumni Party, under the magic touch of the Music Council, makes the Christmas season bright. In the midst of festivities the council and honored guests pose: Cseatedb B. Tiedemann, Wishart Robson CRoyal Canadian Air Forceb, Russell Sampson CArmy Air Corpsj, Bruce Betcher CRoyal Canadian Air Forcej, M. Stoney Cstandingj C. Morken, E. Hougen, C. Eickhof, J. Stickney, K. Thorson fpresidentb, K. Carpenter Csecretaryj, C. Blatchford, L. Heldstab, E. Sellberg. These leaders direct all music activities, assist in producing the grade operetta, keep the scrapbook and credit hours, and sponsor the Alumni Party and Christmas carolling. They also formulate and administer all rules governing high school music organizations. ra Fl ,, A tux , ' z a -f X 1 ? ,. i ? '1 X fi 7 X nun, .- 'Q S 'fs lg gi H ! y ' I 6 , f 1 I 1 fr LA ,V 5 'J A '11 I i 4, ' Q , L bi A , 5 x I iztkw E I I 4 9,551 ,V 2 'W ' at W f N a R00 H2906 1119 115 We Sox, D T LQSSO A T1 So Seventh Grade Row I: Larson, Ellingson, Gramer, Dillon. Ergeson, Anderson, Hawkins, Fischer, W. Hartman, Davis. Row II: Ducharme, Wayne Hanson, Carey, Warren Hanson. G. Danielson, Heiberg, Dickel, Bratt, Cherry. Row III: Guerra, Hayter, Grady, Carlson, L. Gjerstad, Drake, Isaacson, C. Danielson, Hemm. Row IV: Carpenter, Brustad. R. Allard, C. Hartman, Lavely, Foss, Erdmann, Floodeen, Eagle. Row V: W. Gjerstad, Hovet, Hofterson, Graham, Bakken, Grotte, Hill, Crane. 1 va ' - 1 .823 QL? f W , , C f -V v L A ul.: if ' IJ So Tins Is the Camp, Row I: Panzer, Whitney, Nelson, Walline, Sheffloe. Adeline Paasche, L. Pederson, Pappas, Rowley, Melbye, Alfred Paasche, Marshall. Row II: Moren, Tweed, Watson, Miller, Rohrer, H. Pederson, Woodstrom, Strom, Swift, Schmidt, Lund, Wheelhouse. Row III: Vandervort, Zachgo, Stone, Moen, Moline, Severin. Kaltenberg, Reber, Thorson, Steenerson, Urdahl, Spence, Thompson, Taylor. Row IV: Newman, Youngquist, Schultz, Meng, C. Prosze. Steinbrink, P. Prosze, Semmingson, Kaiser, Luettjohann, Morlan, Swenson. emark Seven th and Ezghth Grade Recruits Row I: Olson, A. Pederson, V. Thorp, Vanseth, Teal, Rosen, Van Mill, Oppegaard, Rowley, Urdahl. Row II: Seabloom, Nelson, Ulseth, R. Thorp, Reppien, Larsen, Locken, Pester, Prosze. Row III: Naugle, Stebbins, S. Knutson, Miller, Snyder, Linster, Ruud, Sunderland, Schuett. Row IV: Reitmeier, Meng, Sylvester, Westover, Madison, Neff, Krogen, D. Peterson, J. Peterson, Monroe. Row V: Torrance, Ostgard, Lindquist, Youngquist, Oftelie, R. Meng, Morken, Randklev. -P+ as fm f-.Q 'Qs' Eighth Grade Row I: C. Anderson, Gramer, M. Carlson, Bradley, Gjesdahl, D. Knutson, Gustafson, Hagen, Hannah, Jefferson, M. Barlow. Row II: Erickson, Fieman, Eastvold, Kleinschmidt, Bergos, Bair? A. Anderson, Ellingson, Balke, F. Carlson, Clauson, Hoe s. Row III: Berggren, Bjoin, Haaven, J, Anderson, Hansen. G. Francis, Chapin, Drake, Brandt, Bennen, Emmerich. Row IV: Buckman, Hoff, Zohrela, Ellis. G. Campbell, Johnson, G. Barlow. Crane. Row V: Bolstad, Knudson, O. Campbell. Kaiser, C. Anderso . - .1-fit' 5515? 'J I Tw Gigs' ffl Q Q0 as Il Warren's at the chopping block, and executioners A. Miller, Gaas, Hoven, Wagstrom, Erickson, S. Miller, Pilkey, and Cnristgau look grim. The victim-Muir. First prize cheered the company considerably. The ninth grade puts democracy to work by election of home room presidents: Audrey Neff, Anne Lee Miller, Claris Wagstrom, Delmar Obermiller, Don Fylling, Richard Sprague, Ray Highness. Reporting for Action N in th Graders Strazghten Their Ranks 1945? YES, THIS IS THE NINTH GRADE SPEAKING. The freshmen girls? . . . No, they aren't here. They're probably out chasing Phil O. . . Howard C. and Tosten J .? No, they aren't here either. They're down in the gym playing basketball . . .You might find the four- some, Eileen S., Adeline D., Dorothy R., and Gloria R. engaged in a conversation in the junior assembly . . . Kathleen C. could be in the library studying.. .or Gayle C. and Maylu E. may be practicing for G.A.A. ..For a thrill or two drop in on the four junior twirlers, Audrey N., Gloria P., Shirley S., and Ethel S. . . . Do you hear that music? That's Raymond H. and James P. playing their clarinets . .. Claris W. is down in the art room painting por- traits. . .The sound we notice is Mavis R. tapping. . .You can have your choice of a blonde, a brunette, or a redhead from Gwenith M., Betty H., and Anne Lee M. . . Oh, and don't forget to look in on Jim N., the mathematics wizard . . . 'Bye . . . Call again. 0'- C9 05 -1 -39 -lik? Row I: Cochrane. Berglund, Gamme, Aune, DeBoer, Erdmann. Row II: Gaustad, Ellingson, Dikel, Epema Biever, Erickson, Fiemann. Rcidvv ghd Fyllingf Burke, n erson, ota, Dostert, Fargo, Dargan. 'gb' 19 W4 1 Row IV: Allard. Balfour Corbin. Gaass, Christgau, Casmey. Bruley. Row I: Hayter, Hanson, LaP1ante. Hovelsrud, Grenier, Jefferson. Hawkins. H. Gramer. Row II: Lundeberg, G. Johnson. Hoven. Lund. LaF1eur, I-Iemmingson. Hegg. Row III: E. Gramer. Kleinschmidt, Hannah, - I Hendricks. Graham, Krogman. Row IV: Harris, M. Anderson, Greseth, Highness, Hillmon, Isaacson, T. Johnson. RowI: Sundean. Rozeboom. Sawyer Winger, Ryan, Stone Horn. Row II: Herbert Swift, Hubert Swift, Teal, Rohrer. Williamson. Volland, Sorum. Row III: Schmunk. Woelk. R. Taylor. Wermager, V. Taylor Wagstrom. Skodje. Zachgo. Row IV: Wentzel. Simpson, R. Schultz. Sprague. Whitney, Smith. Stebbins. Row I: A. Nelson. Reinschmidt, Melbye. Ostgard, Pilkey. Panzer Pappas, Osmundson. Row II: Opperud, Rivitt, E. Olson. Muir, A. Miller, Ristau. Reese. Ogaard. Row III: Peterson. Rishovd. Ramstad, W. Olson. Morlan, P. Olson Morken Row IV: Neff. S. Miller. Obermlller, Martinez. S. Nelson. D. Mickelson Newman, 40. A Marching on Main Street with their usual zeal, the Sophs take a stand in the homecoming festivities. ,J 'OP , .aefk The boys are in the lead with Omer Larson, vice-presidentg Lyle Christianson, presidentg and Duane Engen, secretary-treasurer. Qi- 1:- 7' -UF 1 'tn-., n 'E 1 K m V' , gg-3' A Mt rQi'f x,, 2 o . It ., f - - kA,,A --tl QG Senior' Assembly Finds Sopfzomores Ready for Inspection 1944? YES, THIS IS THE SOPHOMORE CLASS SPEAKING. Representative? . . Don't we have Oscar Berglund co-captain of the foot- ball team? . . . Doesn't Evelyn Ruud represent us in all the music groups? . . .And how about Bruce Fox, our great pianist? . . . Haven't you heard Dick Canan, the singing salesman? . .. Then there is Eunice Scaar, a second Sonja. .. You will see Bill Larsen, student manager of the basketball team. . .You don't know who makes those noises? . . . Why, it's Gloria Ryan and her giggles! . ..Who builds the airplanes hanging in Woolworth's? Correct! Bob Ack- erlund...Have you ever seen Esther Jasper or Donald Quam chew gum? ...Have YOU ever been a victim of Joyce Reppien's tech- ique? . . . It's a killer AND a secret! . . . Aren't many of the Service Club members sopho- mores? . . .Ruth Hawes is a future champion typist fwe hope, ...Satisfied? Then we'll be back with more next year. - 1'1- Row I: P. Anderson, Fischer, Balke, H ' 'va- Akerlund, Clauson, Acker. Row II: Dahlen, Charchenko, Bakken, Bergum, Cutler, Burke V., Row III: Engen, Boll, I Brunner, Benson, Desrosier, M. Anderson. QQ' -f Row IV: W. Anderson, Dunham, Christiansen, ' A p Berglund, Bissel. ' Y , , 5 , A ,Z VQJL K I VV -ic v rw 4 T. .. fe, . it . ,S Row I: Hauglid, Goosen, Heiberg, Kropp, Hovelsrud, Gorder. Row II: Hanson, Hawes, Jasper, Hoefs, Jorgenson, Gjesdahl. Row III: Fox, Larson, Grover, Lerum, Gjerstad, Hagen. Row IV: Hopkins. Laurent, Hendricks, Knuth, Larsen, Hannah. - 0 if Row I: Teal, Storeby. Van Mill, Stewart, Woe-lk, Zachgo. Row II: Thompson. Vander Veen, Scarr, Useldinger, Schmunk. Wilson. Row III: G. Schipper. Wiley, Wagstrom. Stone. Sellberg. Wilkens. Row IV: Simmons. Schafer, Whitney. Zeibeck. 5 -90 9? O!- Row I: O. Schipper, Melby, Melbye. Reber, Naugle, Nelson. Row II: Reppien. Reeves. Madson, Sanders, Olson, Owens. , Row III: Peterson. Rapin. Ryan, Ruud. Mitchell, Oppegaard, Luettjohann. Row IV: Quam, Lundgren, Lewin, Reynolds, Matti. McEldoon, Reinschmidt. 'WF -QF 'xv- 5'-55' For Fun in the Barracks The juniors Head the prog ram 1943? YES, THIS IS THE JUNIOR CLASS SPEAKING. . .and we're up to our necks in activities. . . Ish Swanson of football and basketball fame is still Nanette's and our hero. . . . Rubber-joint Viau can really jive . . . Two- thirds of the C. H. S. cheerleading squad are nifty junior gals...And to add a little spice there's 'Ginger Grenier . ..We have a swain in our midst named Russe1l...In American History class Bill Zitka is playing a close second to Rip Van Winkle...As a perfect example of an illustration from a sixth grade health book we see a chubby little rascal named Melvin Morlan...As a natural-born comedian there's Carlton Sheffloe . . .We jun- iors boast a real oddity--a red head who enjoys Coon hunting. . . Everybody is proud of Willie Frisbie who sported the prize winning cookie duster at the Days of '49 celebration . . . Well, thanks for calling . . . Silongl Row I: Bennen, Bergerson, ,Chambers, Eastvold, Balfour. Row II: Cochrane, Casmey, Brokke, Briden, Bjorgo, Burke. ' Q Row III: Anderson, Eide ' Beatty, Bakken. Row IV: Amb, Bain, Carey. Row I: Henry, Gunderson, A. Erickson. A. Johnson. A. Hansen, Hardin. Row II: Holt, Hillmon. Farden, J. Johnson, Hovde. Row III: Jenni, Hartman, Foss, R. Johnson. Row IV: Jensrud, D. Hansen, Eldredge, Gjerstad, J. Erickson. N-av, 'ii Row I: Vanseih. Teal. Skodje, Stenshoel, M Wilson. Row II: Storeby, Viau. Scrum, Snyder. Schuler, Rowley- Row III: Wentzel. E. Wilson, Sawyer. Steenerson, Sheffloe. Row IV: Zitka, Smith. Swain, Swanson. I Row I: Kelley, Peterson G. Olson, Ostgard, K. Olson, Row II: O'Day, Kerner, Levin, Normann, L. Norrie. H. Norrie. Row III: Ramstad. Locken. Lyngholm, Morlan. Row IV: McKenzie, Naugle, Reber, Obermiller, Reitmeier, W, Johnson. -nr 5 . .9 The Pirates annihilate the Warren Ponies in this pre-game Senior celebrities board Mr. Petrich's Royal Coach, which prediction. Schuett and teammates, Isaacson and Schmunk, bears Queen Betty and attendants about town in regal attire kick oil to Kohn, Amodt. and Selvik, defenders. Even the pages ride. Seniors Shine In Their Last Review 'Q M s , Elsie, top drum rnajorette in V.F.W. and Winnipeg competition, does a right face as she directs the honor-taking drum corps. Prelude to conversation. Secretary Richard Strand greets Vice-President Lenore Heldstab and President Charles Eickhof on familiar , steps. ' C1729 Sen io PS o 1 942 L. Allard M. Amodt M. Anderson Betty Arsneau Bex erly Arsneau J. Barlow D. Barness C. Blatchford M. Brandt R Broden Louise Allard Marvel Amodt Margie Anderson Betty Arsneau Louise. G. A. A. 9, 10, 11, 123 Prom Committee 11. Marv. Library Staff 113 Junior Class Play Production Staffj Senior Class Playj Declamation 113 Pepster 11, 12, Editor 123 Optimist 11, 123 Pep Club 101 Sub-Deb 10, 11, 12. Beverly Arsneau Jeanne Bal'l0W S ' tt G. Al A. 9, 10- Jeannie. Arcadia High Bgslkletball 9. 103 Tumloling SUMO!! Afeadia' Wisconsin, 9. 103 Prom Committee 11. 10' 11, Senior CIHSS Play- Marvin Brandt Brunt. Student Council President 123 Hall Patrol Captain 11, 123 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Football Manager 113 Track 11, 12Q Choir 123 Junior Class Play Production Staff: Senior Class Playg Thanksgiving Play 10, 123 Christmas Pageant 123 Optimist 9, 10. 11. 12. Marge. G. A. A. 9, 103 Drum Corps Twirler 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Band Drum Major 123 Old Spanish Custom 93 Christmas Pageant 103 Junior Class Playg Senior Class Playg Declamation 10, 113 Pepster 10, 11, 12: Optimist 11, 123 Prom Committee 111 Ways and Means Committee 123 Sub-Deb 10, 11, 12, Co-President 12. Donna Barness Barney. G. A. A. 103 Band 11, 123 Drum Corps 123 Pepster 123 Pep Club 10, 11. Ralph Broden Bud. Betts. Langdon High School 10. Calvin Blatchford Blackie. Band 10, 11. 123 Orchestra 11, 123 Choir 11 123 Pep Band 11, 123 lkglusic Council 122 Pepster Muster Roll at 10.2, in AU, 25 C Brottem D. Brule L Delameter C. Eickhof Claire Brotlcm Claire. Kenneth Cochrane Kcggy. Hall Patrol 11, 12 Wrestling 111 Football 11, 12. Charles Eickhof Chas. Class President 123 Student Council 123 Basketball 93 Football 9, 10, 11, 123 Orchestra 9, 10. 11, 123 Pit Orchestra 10, 11, 12 Choir 11, 123 Music Council 123 Band 10, 11, 123 Pep Band 10, 11, 123 Librarian 113 Christmas Play 123 Senior Class Play Optimist 123 Ways and Means Committee 123 Prom Committee 11, First- place Bowling 103 First- place Ping-Pong 113 Homecoming Committee 12. 26 K. Carpenter G. Chandler K, Cochrane R. Eickhof E. Ellinger R. Ellis Donald Brule Kenneth Carpenter Nick. Patricia Cota Pat. G. A. A. 9, 10, 11. 123 G. A. A. Board 10, 11, 123 Declamation 123 Junior Class Play Business Staff: Optimist 121 Pepster 123 Pep Club 9, 103 Prom Committee ll. Richard Eickhof Dick. Hall Patrol 11, 123 Football 12: Hockey 10, 11, 12, U Hjalmar Erickson Hjalmar. An Old Spanish Custom 93 Senior Class Play3 Prom Committee ll. Carp. National Honor Society 11, 123 Student Council 123 Track 10, 113 Music Council 12: Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Junior Boys Quartette Accompanist 113 Orchestra 11, 123 Pit Orchestra 11, 123 Choir 10. 11, 123 Male Quartette 10. 11, 123 An Old Spanish Custom 93 Music Credit Chairman 123 Declamation 11, 123 Junior Class Playg Senior Class Play Production Staffg Christmas Pageant 11, 123 Thanksgiving Play 12Q Optimist 11. l23 Business Manager 123 Pepster 11, 123 Homecoming Chairman 123 Prom Committee 11. Evelyn Ellinger Evie. William Ericson Eric. Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Captain 113 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 123 Orchestra 93 Thanksgiving Pageant 103 Thanksgiving Play 123 Homecoming Committee 12. P. Cota H. Erickson M. Danielson W. Ericson Grace Chandler Grace. Northwest School 103 Band 12. Mildred Danielson Milly. G. A. A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Board 12. Loa Dclameter Loa. Robert Ellis El. Choir 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 123 Hockey 103 Optimist 123 Chemistry Hub 113 Prom Committee Come to Attention L. 7 Fischer W. Floodeen P Hagen E. Hanson Mildred Fischer Mille. G. A. A. 11, 121 Choir 10, 113 Declamation 113 Debate 11. Charles Graham Chuck. School Patrol 123 Football 9, 10, 11. 12, Co- Captain 123 Basketball 10. 11. Emil Hanson Butch. Student Council 113 Football 8, 9. 10, 11, 12 Basketball 9, 10, 113 Track' 9,11,12. 77' AF K-.-J 'Q' l F. Gjesdahl J. Glaserud C. Graham M. Gramer M. Grinols M. Hanson R. Hawes E. Hegland L. Heidrich L. Heldstab William Floodeen Fernan Gjesdahl Junet Glaserud Bill. Fargo High School Sonny. Junie. Declamation 10. 113 103 Football 123 Hockey 11, 123 Band 11, 123 Orchestra 11. 121 Choir 11. 123 Pep Band 11, 12. Mary Gramer Mary. G. A. A. 11, 12, Board 123 Drum Corps 11, 123 Choir 123 Pepster 123 Optimist 123 Pep Club 11. Merriam Hanson Mertie. Thanksgiving Pageant 10. Lorraine Heidrich Lorraine. on Final Inspection Margaret Grinols Peggy. Band 11, 123 Choir 11, 123 Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 123 Pit Orchestra 10, 11. 121 Thanksgiving Play 122 Debate 113 Declamation 103 Pepster 103 Optimist 9. 10, 11, 12, Co-Editor 123 Ways and Means Committee 123 Homecoming Committee 12. Robert Hawes Boh. Movie Operator 10. 11, 12, Head Operator 12. Lenore Heldstab Nora. National Honor Society 11, 123 Class Secretary 10, 11: Class Vice President 123 Student Council 123 Orchestra 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Pit Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 123 Band 123 Pep Band 123 Drum Corps 10, 123 Music Council 123 Music Scrapbook Chairman 123 Junior Class Play Production Staff 113 Pepster 11. 12, Business Manager 123 Optimist 102 Prom Committee 113 Homecoming Committee 12. Pepster. 10, 11, 12, News Editor 123 Optimist 12. Phyllis Hagen Phyl. Eugene Hegland Red. Hall Patrol ll. 123 Football 9. 10, 11, 121 Basketball 9. 10, 113 Track 11. 123 Pepster 11. 27 D Henre E. I-lougen J. Isaacson A. Jensrud B. Johnson G. Johnson N. Kiel L Knudson E, Kohn D. Kuhn H. Kuhn C. Larson W. Luettjohann J. Lund Dean Henrc Dean. Prom Committee 11. Barbara Johnson Elsie Ann Hougen Lil' Hoogan, Drum Corps 8. 9, 10, 11, 12, Drum Major 11, 123 State Champion Drum Majoretle 113 Band Drum Major 103 Choir 10, 11, 12, President 123 Music Council 11. 123 Pepster 10, 11, 123 Junior Class Playg Senior Class Play: Declamation 103 1-lomecominq Committee 121 Prom Committee 113 Posture Week Committee 103 Sub-Deb 11, 12. President 11. Genevieve Johnson Bobby. Junior Class Play Jenny. G. A. A. 9, 10, 11. Production Staff: Pepster 122 PGDSWF 12: PTOTTI 11. 12. Committee 112 Pep Club Eleanor Kohn 9. 10, 11. Donna Jean Kuhn Nan. G. A. A. 9. 10, 11, Jeanie. Pepster 12. 12, Board 121 Band 123 Choir 122 Senior Class Play3 Pepster 123 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12. 28 Wilma Luettjohann Lutch. Optimist 123 Library StaH 12. Janice Isaacson Jan. Student Council 122 G. A. A. 103 Choir 11, 123 Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play Production Staffg Declamation 10, 11, 123 Thanksgiving Play 123 Pepster 10, 11, 123 Optimist 123 Prom Committee 11. Naomi Kiel Nomie. Band 10, 11, 123 Choir 10, 11, 121 Orchestra 11, 121 Pit Orchestra 11, 123 Twirling 9. 103 Girls' Sextet 10, 113 Clarinet Quartet 113 Optimist 10, 113 Pepster 10, Helen Kuhn Helen. J uell Lund Juell. Christmas Pageant 11. Agnes Jensrud Jens. G. A. A. 123 Tumbling 123 Pepster 11, 123 Sub-Deb 12. Loren Knudson Scarlet. Valley City Hi-gh School 9. 103 Football 11, 123 Basketball 10, 113 Track 101 Junior Class Play3 Senior Class Play. Clifford Larson Clif. Movie Operator 12. To Present the Record K Lundeberg D. Lycan D Morlan W. Morlan Kenneth Lundeberg Lunda. School Patrol 123 Football 9, 10, 11, 123 Basketball 10, 113 Kemystics 113 Prom Committee 11. Micky Miller Mike. Student Council 103 Library Staff 103 G. A. A. 9. 10, 11, 12, Board 9, 10Q Drum Corps Twirler 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Drum Major 10 Band 123 Band Drum Major 9. 113 Choir 10, 11. 123 Junior Class Playg Senior Class Play Production Staff3 Christmas Pageant 103 Debate 113 Pepster 11: Optimist 9, 10, 11, 12, Co- Editor 121 Cheerleader 11, 12Q Homecoming Committee 123 Prom Committee 113 Pep Club 113 Sub-Deb 11, 12. William Morlan Bill. Basketball 10, 11. 12 Football 9. 11, 123 Track 11. C. McLaughlin E. Madison M. Miller D. Mortenson J. Mullin E. Nelson Donna Lycan Butch. Class Vice President 103 G. A. A. 9, 10, 11, Board 10, 111 Choir 10, 11, 123 Drum Corps Twirler 9, 10, 11, 12Q Junior Class Play Business Staffg Pepster 10, 11. 123 Prom Committee 113 Homecoming Committee 12. Queen's Attendant 123 Soap Carving Contest First Prize 103 Sub-Deb 11, 123 Pep Club 11. J eriel Moen Jerry. School Safety Patrol 12, Captain 123 Football 112 Basketball 103 Track 10. 11, 123 Intra- mural Team Captain 11, Pepster 122 Prom Committee 11. Donald Mortenson Mort. School Patrol 123 Football 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 123 Junior Class Play: Christmas Pageant 10, 113 Thanksgiving Pageant 10. Mildred Nelson Seezie. G. A. A. 10, 11. 123 Pepster 12. Carol McLaughlin Tiny Mac. Helena High School, Helena, Montana 10. 113 Sub-Deb 12. Calvin Morken Cal. National Honor Society 11, 123 Student Council 10, 11. 123 Class President 103 Football 123 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 123 Music Council 11. 123 Band 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Choir 10, 11, 121 An Old Spanish Custom 93 Junior Class Playg Christmas Pageant 10. 11, 123 Thanksgiving Play 123 Pepster 10. 11, 123 Optimist 9, 10, 113 Prom Committee 11. Joyce Mullin Moon. Choir 10, 11. 123 Junior Class Play: Pepster 10, 11, 123 Sub-Deb 10, 11. 12. Evelyn Normann Normie. G. A. A. 9. 103 Drum Corps 103 Senior Class Play, Pepster 10, 113 Pep Club 9, 103 Sub-Deb 10. before Souna'z'ng Retreat J. Moen M. Nelson Edna Madison Ed. Dean Morlan Deke. Football 123 Basketball 113 Track 10 Evelyn Nelson Evey. G. A. A. 103 C 11.123 Pep Club 10, 11. C. Morken E. Normann M. O'Boyle A. Ogaard J. Roe S. Rosenthal Milton 0'BoyIc Milton. Basketball 9, 10. 11. Ruth Rasmusson Ras. G. A. A. 101 Drum Corps 11. 123 Pepster 11, 123 Optimist 123 Sub-Deb 10, 11, 12. A. Osmundson P. Peterson R. Rasmusson M. Ruud L. Sanders C. Schafer Ardelle Ogaard Adeline Osmundson Ardy. George Raymond Georgie. Northwest School 103 School Patrol 123 Basketball 113 Football 11, 122 Wrestling 113 Christmas Pageant 113 Junior Class Playg Pepster 12. Sam Rosenthal Marian Ruud Sam. Football 93 Declamation 10, 112 Senior Class Playg Pepster 103 Prom Committee 11. 30 Marian. Choir 10, 11, 123 Orchestra 10, 11, 123 Pit Orchestra 11, 12: Girls' Sextet 103 Christmas Pageant 12. Ross Schmidt Spoonbill. Band 10, 11, 123 Choir 123 Orchestra 121 Senior Class Play. P. S. G. A. A. 10, 11, 123 Choir 10, 11, 121 Pep Club 11. Robert Rishovd Rish. Orchestra 11. 123 Band 10, 11. 123 Choir 10. 11,122 Pep Band 11, 123 Junior Class Playg Senior Class Playj Male Quartette 9. 10. LuVe1'ne Sanders Lu Verne. Elaine Schmunk Elaine. Choir 11, 123 Declamation 10, 11, 123 Senior Class Playp Pepstez 11, 123 Prom Committee 11. G. Raymond R. Rishovd R. Schmidt E. Schmunk Patience Peterson Pete. Pepster 11. Joan Roe Squeaky. G. A. A. 10, 11. 123 Choir 10. 11, 123 Declamation 12: Pepster 12 Optimist 12. Carol Jean Schafer Kee Jay. G. A. A. 103 Band 10, 11, 123 Choir 11 123 Clarinet Quartet 111 Pep Band 11, 123 Prom Committee 11. Then Shoulder' Arms o R Schuett E. Sellberg M. Selvik C. Sholes G. Simpson O. Skodje B Stark J Stickney M. Stone R. Strand M. Sundet B. Swanson K. Thorson B Tiedemann Ruth Schuett Eunice Sellberg Marvel Ann Selvik Schue. G. A. A. 103 Basketball 123 Volleyball 103 Orchestra 10, 113 Pit Orchestra 11: Junior Ensemble 103 Junior Class Play: Declamation 12, Prom Committee 113 Sub-Deb 12. Glenn Simpson Simp. Basketball 10, 11. 12, Captain 12: Football 11, 123 Thanksgiving Play 12. Merle Stone Merle. National Honor Society 11, 12, Student Council 123 Music Council 123 Band 11, 123 Choir 10, 11, 122 Orchestra 8. 9. 10. 11. 12, President 123 Drum Corps 10, 11, 123 Drum Sergeant 123 Pep Band 11. 123 Pit Orchestra 9, 10, 11. 123 String Quartet 11, 123 Declamation 123 Junior Class Play Business Manager: Pepster 123 Optimist 9. 10, 11. 123 Prom Committee 113 Homecoming Committee. 12. and Leave Sally. G. A. A. 93 Music Council 123 Band 8, 9, 10. 11, 123 Choir 10, 11, 121 Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 122 Drum Corps 7, 8, 9. 10, 11, 123 Bugle Sergeant 11. 123 Girls' Sextet 113 Pep Band 9. 10, 11, 123 Pit Orchestra 10, 11, 123 String Sextet 11, 123 Old Spanish Custom 93 Pep Band 9. 101 Prom Committee 11. Obert Skodje Obert. Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Pep Band 9, 10, 113 Drum Corps 9, 103 Thanksgiving Pageant 103 Junior Class Play Production Slaffg Prom Committee 11. Richard Strand Dick. Class Secretary- Treasurer 123 Hall Patrol 11. 123 Football 10.11.123 Track 10, 11, 123 Choir 123 Thanksgiving Pageant 101 Christmas Play 12. Keith Thorson Thor. National Honor Society 11, 123 Class President 113 Student Council 11, 123 Football 11. 123 Basketball 11, 123 Track 11, 123 Band 7, 8, 9. 10. 11, 12, President 12: Choir 10, 11, 123 Pep Band 8. 9. 10. 11: Orchestra 8. 9. 10, 11, 123 Male Quartet 11, 123 Woodwind Ensemble 11, 123 Music Council 11. 12, President 12: An Old Spanish Custom 93 Christmas Pageant 9, 11, Sal. G. A. A. 9, 103 Choir 10, 11. 123 Junior Class Playg Senior Class Playg Thanksgiving Play 123 Christmas Play 123 Declamation 10. 122 Pepster 10, 113 Optimist 10. 11, Prom Committee 11. Bonna Mae Stark Bonny. Junior Class Play Production Staff3 Optimist 123 Junior Hi-Lites 12. Maxine Sundet Mickey. 123 Thanksgiving Play 123 Junior Class Play: Senior Class Playl Optimist 10, 11, 123 Pepster 10. 11, 12. the Barracks Calvin Sholes Calvin. John Stickney John. Class Vice President 113 Student Council 10, 113 Choir 10. 11, 12: Band 12: Pep Band 12: Music Council 123 Stage Manager 11, 12g Senior Class Play Production Staffg Optimist 10, 11, 12. Betty Swanson Swanne. G. A. A. 10, 11, 12: Board 11.122 Declamation 10: Senior Class Playg Pepster 113. 11. 12: Junior Hi-Lites 123 Optimist 12: Prom Committee 113 Pep Club 11. Betty Tiedemann Teid. Student Council 103 Library Staff 10: G. A. A. 101 Board 103 Music Council 12g Drum Corps 8, 9. 10. 11. 12: President 123 Twirler 8, 9. 10, 11, 122 Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Christmas Pageant 121 Pepster 11. 12g Optimist 113 Homecoming Queen 123 Prom Committee 11: Ways and Means Committee 12: Sub-Deb 10. 11, 12. 31 l E. Gudvangen Not in pictures: M. Jasper R. Vander Weg E. Van Mill E. Vaudrin D. Verreaux D. Welter I. Wicklander D. Willert B. Williamson R. Winchester Rena Vander Weg Elizabeth Van Mill Eldage Vaudrin Donald Verreaux Ducky. Betty. Eldage. Don. Student Council 12 Football 10, 11, 12, Co- Captain 123 Thanksgiving Play 123 Christmas Pageant 12. Doris Welter Isabella Wicklander Donna Willert Bernice Williamson Buck. National Honor Georgie. Cass Lake Deedy. Pepster 12. Bea. G. A. A. 9. 10. 11, Society 11, 121 Student Central High 103 Pepster 12, Board 11, 123 Pepster Council 12, Library Staff 12. 12, Pep Club 10, 113 111 G. A. A. 9, 10, 11. 12. Sub-Deb 10.11. Board 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 11. President 111 Optimist 123 Christmas Pageant 12. Roy Winchester Esther Gudvangen Marlow Jasper Winch. Football 11, 125 Esther. Fisher High Coonie. Football 9, 10, 11, Basketball 11, 123 School 11. 12g Golf 10, 113 Hockey 10, Prom Committee 11. 11, 12. 0 Cen tml Hzgh 32 4-an Wi wall: ere they come' The champion drum corps And her attendants 4+ 1 L' ,f 2 l ' 'lf W l5 ' f' ',-, it ' 7 fr Q-ff I 41 Q 7 ig. ' 1 ,, IC I A .V 1 2 1 V, . V Vi Ay 1 mf Queen if Lle- ,, ,, - AVL Betty -.,s leads off the Jackie, Donna, and Aaronetta The eighth grade portrays Warren's plight. V for Victory, in a bicycle motif, wins third prize for the seventh grade L51 M Wholly 'tr' 'T' fl The physics class always seems to be involved in specific gravity when we come around to take pictures. Yes, there is a girl in the class. 5015 , ,, .V . . ,A , , 5 sf? p .. nl' ' a , A Wyman and Maxine inspect some algae at closer range. The third hour bookkeeping class wants to post from their journals without errors, but who can concentrate on bookkeeping just before dinner? hs .r nu-ff VW, The stenography II's know their P's and Q's and iths! Connie Shows the geometry C1355 the complexities of an angle. and Classes aff-n-. 1 tv I f' 'Q Machines set on five and seventy-five? Double-spaced? Ready? Go! Future typists prepare to enter the world of business. Elsie and Janice solve the mystery of hydrogen' Donna Barness, I ask you now, whatis wrong with this Pepster? The journalism class believes in self-criticism. - ,ff l s, v I 5 .. 1, . . l H Q M' Dale looks too diligent to be natural-he With Bob Hawes leading the discussion, the weighty problem if must have seen the camera. immigration is reviewed by the seniors in social science. 4 l v- Too H , Today is American Observer day, with Pauline Schuler explaining the current war to the American history class-a serious moment to everyone but Eugene. When shall we three meet again? In thunder, lightning, or in rain? The English 12 class shows patience while Patience reads Macbeth. Work in shop gives Merle training for defense. The Latin II class wishes Publius and Furianus didn't have so many relatives. Orpha, Muriel and Alice enjoy 'The Necklace in English 9. Lucius is either through or stuck, but Billy and Gloria struggle on in Math 8. In music appreciation class we learn not only the enjoyment of music but also its whys and wherefores Singing, playing, directing, and listening-all are a part of our growing appreciation. llfflf ll 0 if f -kill Is pressure the same inside a building as out? Bob McKenzie directs the Winsome trio of Helene Lockon, Gladys General Science knows all about it. Olson, and Aaronetta Hansen on t'Schnitzelbank in German I. Map study in Geography 7, and Curtis Cherry and Isabel Gramer fin home, sweet, home. Sixth hour brings relaxation in the library for Ray and Russell. , 'TWT , Liv-fl And dismissal a friendly chat with Betty. -,gf 'K Club Notes the H 1 the' 'y yy That' Junior high model Srgingusiion for v,4,,,v f-. ' w lf '- f Central's Girls' Club, the Sub-Debs, is led by Margie Among Sub-Deb activities have been a Mother's Tea and an M'riam Snyder. Marilyn Mitchell, and All-School Party, featured by this skit, And the Lamp Went Out ' l efforts are Ralph QBettyj knocks Herbert QI-lelenl out. Evelyn, the heroine QDonnal, and her mother Qlaorrainej sit by. Loa is the reader. Anderson, i Pauline Schuler. Their comrade y responsible for its popularity. the ar t Club Paints necklaces. And the Camp Cook ery club cleans u P. 3 f 'Gig' N 'H . .. ,, Th - . e knittmg club is bundling thi ngs Off to n. -2 gl ' J , vi Q M, f w if F, u Q Rf, X . .Mx 'I - E1 1 , xii! fy, Rx ffm' .,, , .x V !vv2Zx,,'-1 m -K' Y nun -N ,ff EV ff, fax Q., .E if?fQf'L ? ,XA W : fxj .4 7' fuk' gf' X 4 . MX: Q F ff ' kv A F1-. 2 2 , f 49-Q . X' RV kk' f Qfg f3lt i 1 W2 4 Q r, , ,WV f 'Q K 1: 1. ay 115 , , . 1 W L 1 , . x v.,f,, -x Q , . f if f ,f , 2 L f b 5 Iv' .. ...Y Vlvkxf n...,, X t 'P Mx x 1 ' , fn, , X, , V, 'xxl 'R , ,, 1 f X ef 1 - 'fy X? 4? Q Q.,.,,, 4, Ni 'Q L , ' 5- 4.1 ?.i-f -M L9 -a 12 9 Seek 1 en 21, T1 and If fk., 'S 1 Su Coach Scheela I X N 0 Captain G1 aham hits the East Side line. 0 Aggies finally stop Moitenson after a gain. Cen traf IS Firstf WHAT a team! Champions of the North- west Conference. . .The season, best in twenty years, started slowly with a 6-0 score over Fosston...We won a real triumph at Thief River by beating the Prowlers to the tune of 13-6. . . the greatest glory for the '41 Pirates. . . . Next Red Lake was hit for 19 points to one touchdown gained in the closing minutes .... For intra-city honors the Bucs held off the Aggie power and settled at a 14-6 win. . .Then Homecoming and, fittingly, the peak of the season as Warren succumbed to the Pirate . W1 V sf.. - - E, mi.. tt Q All 5 ' Q vi -1-yfrgjg, 3,1 :L A 'A',Yp.gfg-if-'vw E, p W R . 2 cipii ' l- lf 'PJ 1 ' 'T X I I : 4 -M' . l Q V F 4513 l f , v g Q . x 5 A b',, W ip Q, x in ' 5 Vi.: 3 Underclass Lettermen Cleftj Row I: Bill Reynolds. Lettermen Willis Swanson, Omer Larson, Robert Bain. Row II: Norman Sorum Cmanagerj, Richard Reitmeier, Oscar Berglund, Jim Laurent, Clarence Kretchmer, assistant coach. Reserves fabovej Row I: Bill Smith, Robert Graham. Row II: Glenn Simpson, Richard Sprague, Bill Floodeen. machine by a score of 26-6 .... This game showed what a team behind a school and a school behind a team could do. . .The lone de- feat of the season was by Mclntosh. . . a blocked kick. . . 7-0. . . revenge in '42. . . One to go for the conference championship. . .East Side trailed at half by 13-6 score. . .came back for 14 and held till the last two minutes when the Bucs crashed over again . . . Score . . . 19-14 . . . Result. . .The Conference Championship and best Pirate season for more than two decades leaves Central on top. 1. Crookston 3. Fosston 2. East Grand Forks 4. Warren 2. Thief River Falls 5. Red Lake Falls it fxtv 4.5 I, lla. , . ,, , an gn , 1 Nw ih- U QW wtf' ,Q 1 ,-.v f ,If f' 32 alim- ',',, ,, I ' V1 .1333- ,, ,H 1 ,ye Q ,f'cwrX-as 1. 09 4 ...s ' A ,S-.. fag .4' ggxfx 't ' 4,1 V VL' 4 mit' The A Team Crookston Opponent Red Lake Falls - - 20 18 Mclnlosh - - - 22 25 Grand Forks Central - 16 35 East Grand Forks - 22 25 Thief River Falls - - 31 25 Ada ---- 20 19 , Sacred Heart - 22 17 Mclntosh - - - 30 29 Red Lake Falls - 33 28 Warren - - - 21 37 Northwest School - - 17 19 East Grand Forks - 24 23 . Northwest School - - 30 25 , Thief River Falls - 22 39 1 Warren ---- 23 25 Season Totals - 353 389 Oslo Ctournamentl - 33 22 Thief River Falls - 25 56 Warren ---- 18 39 Grand Totals - 429 506 Row I: Brandt. Winchester. Morlan, Captain Simpson, Ericson, Morken. Thorson. Row II: Coach Scheela. O. Larson. Reynolds. Swanson. Casmey, T. Johnson. Manager W. Larsen. Cen ter' Tips THE Pirate cagers started practice with the determination of leaving a record as impres- sive as that of the football team . . . By the first game Coach Scheela had narrowed his squad to twelve with Mr. Halverson's B squad numbering about the same . . . The season started poorly with a scratch victory over Red Lake . . . three successive defeats by Mclntosh, Grand Forks Central, and East Side . . . Each game showed improvement . . . All led up to the defeat of Thief River . . . It was Willie Morlan's last game against the Prowlers , . . his playing the high-light of the game . . . In a rest from district play, the Pirates defeated Sacred Heart and Ada, and lost a close one to Mclntosh . . . Red Lake again bowed, but at Warren the Pirates were stampeded by a hot Pony quintet . . . After a poor game resulting in defeat by the Aggies, the Pirates rebounded to snatch a game from a strong East Side delegation . . . The boys avenged the Aggie defeat in a return victory, but were inconsistent as a determined Prowler team downed them . . . ln keeping with their inconsistency. the Bucs played their best game against Warren to end the regular season . . . only to have victory snatched away in the last minute by three long shots . . . After a deci- sive victory over Oslo in the preliminaries of the tournament, the Pirates collapsed as Thief River hit the nets for a lopsided win in the semi-finals . . . Warren scrambled over the Pirates in the consolation match . . . East Side went on to dethrone Thief River in an exciting overtime game . . . Until the tournament the Bucs were considered as strong contenders for the titleg thus their season cannot be considered an utter failure . . . Coach Scheela did a fine job for his First year despite the team's tough luck on numerous occasions . . . Captain Simp- son led his team in scoring with 109 points . . . The tournament ended the high school basket- ball careers of six lettermen: Captain Glen Simpson, Calvin Morken, Bill Ericson, Roy Winchester, Bill Morlan, and Keith Thorson . . . The other five lettermen and a group of promising underclassmen, whose B team this year hung up a string of 12 victories to 3 de- feats, will be back next year . . . Best of luck to the '43 Bucs! Junior High Squad Row I: Albertson. Whitney, Panzer, Gramer. Youngquist Larson. Vandervort. Wheelhouse, Row II: Sawyer. Dickel. Pederson. Carpenter, Carey. Gjesdahl, Monroe. Knutson. l-lafterson. Row Ill: Hayter. Luettjohann. Ellingson. Schultz. Highness. Olson. Torrance. Red Lake Falls - Mclntosh - Grand Forks Central East Grand Forks Thief River Falls Ada - - Sacred Heart - Mclntosh - Red Lake Falls - Warren - - Northwest School East Grand Forks Northwest School Thief River Falls Warren - - Totals - SCA!! Won - - Lost - Percentage - The B Team 8 Won - 10 Lost - - .444 Percentage Opponent 3 14 21 5 23 21 2 14 10 16 7 25 4 26 8 199 12 3 .800 Row I: Sellberg, Harris, Youngquist, Lewin. Row II: Assistant Manager D. Anderson, Swanson, Sprague. Brandt Coach Halverson. Missing: Dargan, M. Anderson. W. Johnson. 0 Thorson's C375 rebound is awaited by Winchester C33D and Morken C305 as Thief River works a pincer movement. Casmey Cin backgroundj foresees a fast break. 9 Oslo blocks a shot by Captain Simpson C383 in a tournament game. ,M 4, da . ,,,, C ..,. 1-W, 4 C W . ,. ,.... f f f . ...wwf . ,.-,we V, wt f, ,Vx . I r Y- First Again! 1941 District Meet Crookston - 64 East Grand Forks 43 Thief River Falls 42 Fisher - - 231!2 Red Lake Falls - 61!2 Climax - - 1 fn THE team's on top--for the third consecutive year! Spurred on by Captain Ericson, the Pirate track team built up 64 points to take the District 31 title. ...Ericson was high point man with 15 points, annexing 3 of the 7 firsts gained in competition and breaking former records in his 3 events, broad jump, 100-yard and 200-yard dashes. . .Other iirsts were copped by Moen on the high jump. . . Mortenson on polevault. . .Hanson on shot. . .and Thorson on discus. . .Nine men qualified for the regional meet, where the team totaled 23 points. . .Ericson again led his team with 12 points. . . Hanson, Mortenson and Thorson each earned 3. . .Relay team ran 5th for another. . . All the point gainers in both district and region are back on the '42 team, so this should be another great track year at Central. 7 4 .V J, 'N-xl' Ericson, third in, waits for the gun at the Ericson, extreme left, breaks tape for first in 220-yard dash qualification. In start of the 220-yard dash. u the finals he placed first in the District and second in the Region. ' -rf it ,. Li .X K . S gs' J .tr J 'Q' K L Moen goes over the bar for first in the District. Thorson winds up the discus. All set-Hanson crouches to put the shot away 'TQL ,f Z Q pl? Lx' 'Q ff' i . 5- 4 M D i 1 -ff' The man behind the district The squad, left to right: Nelson, Beatty, W. Johnson Sheffloe Swanson N. Johnson champs-Coach Lloyd Osborn. Mortenson, Berglund, W. Morlan, Moen, Horge V35 if f ' 1 i, ...b 'WMM 1 1, www . .I . .,': It . Captain Bill Ericson, beats out Kennedy for first in the 100-yard dash at the Ericson Hies high in the broad jump-first in district. Ericson also took second at the Region. District and second at Region. :- -af.. V aff 41 'Y' Mortenson vaults to first place in the District. Mortenson- The Last Step. Mortenson sails over the bar in the Region The Sporting Lzfe Here's the tip-off? G. A. A. officers, Doris Welter, presidentg Pat Cota, vice presidentg Norma Stone, secretary -treasurer. Yea, Pirates, go gang go . . beat Th1ef River! Dorothy Storeby, Evelyn Wilson, Micky Miller, Donna Lycan Chead cheerleaderj, Ardell Foss, and Lois Norrie deftly lead in lusty cheer. Gfifmer ef e e? MafYGXOnaPaY1Z ..,,buHS ihaxienaes Larchgryl Get set . . . bang! Eleanor Kohn Ctennis headj, Ardell Foss Ctrackj, Genevieve Johnson Chikingb. 46 Qaancihgl - Catch that pass! The ball slips past Adeline Osmundson when she is busy guarding Pauline Schuler. Though closely watched by Joan Roe, Helene Locken reaches out catch the fumbled ball. Q, W , in 1 ,etyas 14:1 ' Tea. ' ' we-x 'Q f 'Y' 'P -444 Girls ' A fh fetics 'fHurry up and snap it . . . we can't stand here all day! Four lithe maidens, Shirley Stone, Audrey Neff, Ruth Hawes, and Eunice Scarr display their agility. uyour of usp, Serve! ' Louis' Ethel ey P - Sk - 9 91 e Jorgenson ticgfnlfndgilliaiilfead 91' Batter up, one down, two to go! Maxine Bakken Csoftballb, Betty Swanson, Crecreational sportsb, Bernice Williamson Ctumblingj. 81701152 1 l Don't hold it-throw it back! Elizabeth Gamme and Dolly Volland wait tensely while Agnes Jensrud, Shirley Miller, and Audrey Bergerson cast a skeptical glance at Claris Wagstrom as she goes into action. ll Kick! Louise Allard Cwinter sportsb, Ruth Skodje Csoccerl, Mildred Danielson Cvolleyballj. 47 Streamline Physical Education Classes Swing in to Action Combining fun with grace and skill this class learns gay folk dances from every This grim determination predicts a strike. A study in carefree symmetry, the tumblers ' show off for the camera. Not really serious, the first Hold ti ht! Two so homore aid C1355 ractic 5 u 8- I P p e p. Nagurskis battle it out, part of the world. Switzerland occupies their attention now. If strength and precision are what the country needs, it will be isluppged. From the schools comes not only knowledge-but ealt . 1' 4 W ,h- :3 V d i I S33 , l Q -ss. 'E A ' N '34 f is 5 5 N ww,-M, ' Q .-Mu, y ' ' xf.- - .RA A w 1, Aw? -H' - X N . 'A 1 Q ' x f lxlsf fix., 'H' X Y U' - i Q A A3 1' as, If 4 ix . . -' ' . 5' 'A 4 I I 1' .-,- ., X . ,-fx H ' Wmtff f 'f '.-HS: i .img 4- , .A ggE.jfl,,g g K Tr ' -!'iiq?'Ei :' ,+': -I. 'Qu , ., , , , L. f If Y x l UI V f l -- 7-1 We write the columns, say Naomi, Janice. Elaine How's this headline? Did you write this? Eileen questions Adeline and Joan, standing, Merle, Joyce and Helene, Nadine and Lenore Ardis and Gloria of the Hi-Lites, the junior seated. confer, high school paper. 'AHOW about an ad? chant Joan, Marilyn, Betty. What's Donna doingfl' Reporters Robert, Joylcen, Mary, Ardelle, Alton, Lois, Helen, Aaronetta, standing: Elsie, Helene. Bernice, standing, and Pat, Eugene, Donna, Jennie, Barbara, Agnes, seated, seated. look on. fi, . if if L ' s il, K 4 ff' , . Look at this article! exclaims Loa to fellow reporters The finished copy. Joan, Alice, Elaine, Eleanor, Donna W., Elizabeth, Donna V., standing, and standing. Before, Nancy, Ardell, Gladys, Patty, Nanette, seated. Marilyn, seated, 50 pPZ'N tingf Spreaczyngf Eze News Is the Task of the Pepster and Junior Hz'-Lz'tes Staffs -1---'A Where's that exchange from? ask Pauline, Connie, Margie, standing, of Betty and Ruthe, seated. This is quite a story. Donna, agree Calvin, Keith, Lyle and Don. -- L ... -. , , 1..,--.,. .,- Will this copy do? Here we have advertising manager Ken, news editor Junet, and editor Marvel, w,TL11zi'c X' X V. PEPSTER STAFF Editor-in-Chief , , Marvel Amodt Editorial Staff-Ruth Rasmusson, Pauline Schuler, Isabella Wicklander Column Writers-Joan Hovde, Janice Isaacson. Naomi Kiel, Helene Locken. Calvin Morken, Joyce Mullin. Elaine Schmunk, Merle Stone, News Editor . Junet Glaserud News Assistants. Donna Barness, Miriam Snyder Sports Editor, . Donna Lycan, Calvin Morken Staff-Lyle Christiansen, Donald Henry. Make-up Margie Anderson Assistant-Constance Levin, Exchange Editor , Betty Swanson Headline Writer Nadine Stenshoel Business Manager Lenore Heldstab Advertising Manager Kenneth Carpenter Staff-Elsie Hougen, Joan Hovde, Helen Norrie. Aaronetta Hansen, Lois Norrie, Betty Tiedemann, Marilyn Wilson, Helene Locken, Calvin Blatchford, Faculty Advisersf Staff Adviser Miss Katherine Brown Business Adviser H. H, Kohl Reporters-Alice Acker. Elaine Bergum, Fern Brunncr. Alton Burke, Patsy Cota. Loa Dalameter, Ardell Foss, Eugene Gjerstad. Mary Gramer. Lawrence Gunderson. Donald Hanson. Ruth Hawes, Rayma Hillman. Agnes Jensrud, Barbara Johnson. Gene- vieve Johnson, Joyleen Johnson. Nanette Kelley. Eleanor Kohn, Louann Kropp. Donna Kuhn, Bill Larson. Robert McKenzie. Virginia Melbye. Marilyn Mitchell. Jerry Moen, Mildred Nelson. Patty O'Day. Ardelle Ogaard. Gladys Olson. Nancy Oppegaard. Jackie Ostgaard, Catherine Rapin. George Ray- mond, Barbara Reeves, Joyce Reppien. Joan Roe. Norman Sorum, Maxine Steenerson. Elizabeth Van Mill, Donna Willert. Bernice Williamson. 51 About Cen tml OW when do we begin work on the Opti- mist? We start before the preceding one is outg and while you are busily signing the current annual, the next one is in process. . .Time is valuable, and so are fashion magazines, from which come page suggestions . . . Spring sports, of necessity, are pictured early . . . Captions and I ,pp page layouts are considered and rejected . . .The theme is talked up fand downj . . . We speculate on the color of next year's cover. . . When school begins, we take pictures with a vengeance... You know-smile-snap-thank you . . . By Christmas, the wearied staff settles down cosily and lets the printers go to work . . .Except for a few details, the job is complete. Margie Anderson. Subscriptions Helene Locken, Service Merle Stone. Advertising l v ! Editorial Assistants: Cseatedb Marilyn Mitchell, Nancy Oppegaard. Kathleen Christgau: Cstandingb Robert McKenzie. Miriam Snyder, Joan Hovde. William Larsen, Eunice Scarr, Norma Stone. Pauline Schuler. Not in picture: Gayle Cota, Don Henry. I , Vw, X faxwh Home Room Collectors: fscatedl Mildred Casmey, Joylcen Johnson, if nfl A 0 721 Wilma Luettjohann, Audrey Neil. Constance Levin: Cstandingb Joyce f -V PM, 3 Reppien. Charles Eickhof. Pat Cota, Shirley Miller. Janice Isaacson. fi I Ruthe Rasmusson. Not in picture: Joan Roe, Mary Gramer. rf ' 3 a - The Optimzlsz' Records School Hzlstory As Ir Is Mode lllflllllli H14 -li f ll 'fi 'I ,tx 4 'Y Gladys Olson, Organizations Advertising Stall: Robert Ellis, John Stickney, Marilyn Wilson, Lyle Christianson. Typists: Bonna Mae Stark, Betty Swanson. Keith Thorson. Athletics Nadine Stcnshoel. Features Marvel Amodt, Classes in-il E if lf is ' T 1-al Rik 5 . , t.ir Margaret Grinols Micky Miller Cu-Etlitnr Co-Editor ifohneth C7 Business xfrpengor A HnaH0r 'rf 5 .w1,,,.m A,ssi,,am' grand, anagvr The happiness of Mr. Brook and Meg is doubted by Aunt March, who inquires, What are they going to live on? 1 . A Q 'Ai O . , A 1 , X, f At N5 f XM- , 4 The property, stage setting, and N, managing problems were ably l 5 ,jk 5' My undertaken by John, Gladys, Bill, l . ' Li Norman, and their assistants. ' ' , l . 'Exim' ,g j l xg in -- tr, i QQ THE CHARACTERS Jo, THE PLAYWRIGHT - - - PAULINE SCHULER AMY, THE ARTIST - - NANNETTE KELLY MEG, THE ELDEST - - - - JOAN HOVDE BETH. THE HOUSEKEEPER - - MARILYN WILSON MRS. MARCH, THEIR MOTHER BETTY BALFOUR LAURIE ----- - ALTON BURKE RAGS ------- RAGS LOCKEN HANNAH MULLET, THE COOK - MILDRED CASMEY MR, LAURENCE, A WEALTHY NEIGHBOR ROBERT JOHNSON PAULA, A GUEST ---- MIRIAM SNYDER JUDY, A GUEST ---- CONSTANCE LEVIN NANCY, A GUEST - - - AARONETTA HANSEN MR. BROOK, LAURIE'S TEACHER - - BILL ZITKA AUNT MARCH, MR. MARCH'S ELDERLY SISTER HELENE LOCKEN MVR. MARCH, THE FATHER - - EUGENE GJERSTAD PROFESSOR BHAER, A GERMAN TEACHER ROBERT MCKENZIE PRODUCTION STAFF STAGE MANAGER ---- JOHN STICKNEY ASSISTANTS - - BILL sM1TH, NORMAN SORUM BUSINESS MANAGER ---- GLADYS OLSON ASSISTANTS - - JOHN BEATTY, LOIS NORRIE ADVERTISING MANAGER - - ROBERT MCKENZIE ASSISTANTS - - HELEN NORRIE, DON HENRY RUTH SKODJE, NADINE STENSHOEL PROMPTER ----- ROBERT MCKENZIE PROPERTIES - AARONETTA HANSEN, MIRIAM SNYDER COSTUMES .---- CONSTANCE LEVIN 54 PROGRAMS - MIRIAM SNYDER, CONSTANCE LEVIN Little Women Mr. Lawrence, a frequent and welcome visitor at the March home, is greeted by Mr. March and the maid, Hannah. I donft deserve to be spoken to for a month-but you will, wOn't you? De:-irly beloved, we are gathered here together in the sight of God. .. reads Mr. March as he unites h daughter, Meg, and John in marriage, in the presence of Professor Bhaer, Jo, Laurie, and Amy NDER the capable direction of Miss Grace Perkins, the cast of the junior class play gave an 'audience of 1500 a near professional pro- duction of Little Women. All of the well- known characters were there. . . living out theii lives and loves. . .Beautiful and authentic cos- tumes. . . antique furniture. . . odd knickknacks made a charming setting of Civil War days. T Young imp! Laurie! The guests, Nancy, Judy, and Paula, The sisters croxvd around Marmee with, A letter! A letter! Oh, the villain. I'll give chatter excitedly before the Christmas UFFOIH Father! L'ChY1Sf0Ph9f C0lUmbUSl What does he him a hearty scolding. play at the March home commences, say? Mother begins, Heres his message to you. -45275 '14 fm , 3, if Yime or' Talk. . . Over the Footlzghts ALK, talk, talk . . . Some around Central are famous for it . . . If you're guilty, join a speech activity come next October. . . About three months of general meetings . . . mem- bers drop out . . . separate divisions meet weekly . . . then individual meetings for in- terpretative reading, manuscript reading, mem- orized or original oratory, and extemporaneous speaking . . . Your piece selected . . . inten- sive Work starts on characterization, pronunci- ation, enunciation . . . Eliminations . . . city contest . . . and, if you're lucky, district, re- gional and state . . . It's a great life . . . you never get detention for talking. Speech Winners. Kenneth Carpenter Coriginal oratoryb, Merle Stone Cextemporaneous speakingj, Pauline Schuler Cmemorized oratoryj, Joan Hovde Cinterpretative readingj, Nancy Oppegaard Cmanuscript readingj. Seated: Anderson, Amodt. Knudson, Tiedemann, Brandt, Selvik, Swanson, Thorson, Rishovd. Standing: Eickhof, Erickson, Miller. Rosenthal, Kohn, A 5Don 't Take Cflly fpennyf Presented by the Senior Class, May 15, 1942 Miss Joyce Paul, Director Carpenter, Isaacson. Schmunk. Stickney, Schmidt. 0 SALLY - - - BETTY SWANSON NORMAN PORTER - - ROBERT RISHOVD PENNY - - - - BETTY TIEDEMANN CALEB - - - ROSS SCHMIDT MARK - KEITH THORSON MAVIS - - MARVEL SELVIK LYDIA - - ELAINE SCHMUNK JOANNA - ELSIE ANN HOUGEN HARRISON DAY - - 0 KENNETH CARPENTER ---- TICKETS JANICE ISAACSON - PROPERTIES O KERRY LOREN KNUDSON GREG - - - - MARVIN BRANDT GRAM - - - MARVEL AMODT MONSIEUR HENRI - - SAM ROSENTHAL CLAIRE - - - LENORE HELDSTAB ELSIE - EVELYN NORMANN LUCILE - - - - ELEANOR KOHN RED ----- - CHARLES EICKHOF 9 MICKY MILLER - - JOHN STICKNEY HJALMAR ERICKSON - - COSTUMES STAGE MANAGER 57 Band Row I: Kiel, Wilson, Ramstad, Chandler, C. Schafer, Dunham, Steenerson, Thorson, Eickhof, Carpenter, L. Schafer, Lerum, A. Reppien. Woelk. Row II: Canan, Highness. Linster, S. Stone, Haaven, Snyder, C. Miller, Stenshoel, O. Skodje. Ruud, McEldoon, E. Sellberg, Wilkens, Ziebeck. Row III: Kropp, E. Skodje, Schmidt, Gauss, Woelk. Newman, Hillmon, Barness, Dostert, Ramstad, Henry, P. Andersin, Neff. Row IV: Locken, Miller, Korner, R. Sellberg, Simmons, Zitka, Reppien, Hansen, N. Stone, Floodeen, Rishovd, Burke, Cutler, Panzer, M. Anderson Row V: M. Stone, Heldstab, Eide, Gjerstad, Morken, Stickney, Blatchford, McKenzie, Smith, Mitchell, Naugle, Grinols. ERFORMANCES from beginning to end . . . First day finds the band in session . . . second day, in elections . . . Keith Thorson, president . . . Calvin Morken, secretary . . . Kenneth Carpenter, librarian . . . The Central Parent Teachers Association is entertained . . . Then Homecoming, with as much music as cheers . . . Football and basketball . . . pepfests and games . . . The band opened a night at the Winter Shows . . . And come May . . . Frangkiser's Dedication with detailed practices and careful coordination became UA material for the district contest. And Weill Take to The oad with cz Song Row Row Row Row THE blare of bugles . . . the roll of drums . . . in lively step the drum corp comes . . . Blue and white bring uniformity and saddle shoes com- fort in the official new garb . . . Gold satin banners add luster to the bugles . . . Betty Tiedemann, president . . . Merle Stone, drum sergeant . . . Eu- nice Sellberg, secretary and bugle sergeant . . . Elsie Hougen, honored as the best drum majorette at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention . . . In Canada for the National War Veterans Convention last summer the corps wins the International Championship at Winnipeg stadium . . . 95.4 points out of 100 . . . Shorter jaunts to Climax for the Scandinavian Lag Celebration . . . to Grand Forks for the Elks Convention and the University of North Dakota Homecoming . . . the Fosston Fair . . . the Wild Rice celebration at lVIah- nomen . . . Performances at home . . . Memorial Day, Flag Day, Merchants' Week, the Aluminum Drive, Homecoming Parades, football games . . . In the swing from fall to spring . . . then thoughts of summer service. Drum Corps I: Miller, Dostert, Wilson, Anderson, Dahlen. Ramstad, Hougen, Sellberg, Ruud, Lycan, Woelk, Hillmon, Tledemzmn II: Naugle, Reppien, L. Norrie, M. Stone, Kelley, Snyder, Oppegaard, Locken, Schuler, Eide, Mitchell, N. Stone III: Rasmussen, H. Norrie, Balfour, Heldstab, Stenshoel, Gjerstad, Levin, Gramer, Wagstrom IV: S. Stone, Skodje, Neff, Panzer AL,-0 605316 may OKS7- MM MN Mmtl- We Could Make TOGETHER we were, with Merle Stone, president . . . Lenore Heldstab, secretary . . . Charles Eickhof, librarian . . . Weekly practices after school Tuesdays . . . strains of Elegie and Merry Widowu floating through the halls . . . The new Eugene Field school was adequately, and musically, dedicated . . . Overture and interludes for the grade school operetta . . . and for the Winter Shows . . . Atmosphere and color was lent between acts to the junior and senior class plays . . . Then settling down to the grave business of preparing for the contest . . . practice . . . practice . . . more practice . . . after school . . . after supper . . . The Great Day dawns . . . the district contest . . . The stage is set . . . the instruments tuned . . . the curtains opened . . . and the air is filled with the lovely strains of Pique Dame Overture . . . The lilting Overture and Moussourgsky's 'gGreat Gate of Kiev win acclaim and an A rating in the contest . . . the outstand- ing instrumental group of the day . . . Graduation swiftly approaches . . . Members improve technique . . . for the impressive Baccalaureate service . . . Commencement night arrives . . . with the audience gazing on the pit orchestra . . . girls in formals . . . boys in black and white . . . Cap-and- gown clad graduates march up the aisle to the strains of Pomp and Circum- stance . . . a fitting close for the group, which has worked arduously since fall. Orchestra Row I: Heldstab, Wilson, Hillmon, Levin, Bergum. Stone, Carey, Eide, Hansen, G. Rishovd, Grinols, Schmunk, Fargo, Scarr. Row II: Eickhof, M. Ruud, Acker, Eleanor Ruud, Snyder, Ramstad, Kiel, Thorson, B. Woelk, Schafer, Ziebeck, Stenshoel, Kerner, Schmidt, Balfour Row III: Locken. Carpenter, Blatchford, Reppien, R. Rlshovd, Floodeen, A. Woelk, Newman, Evelyn Ruud, McEldoon, Anderson, Hendricks, Cutler, Sellberg 60 Choir Seated: Calvin Blatchford, secretaryg Elsie Ann Hougen, president: John Stickney, librarian. Row I: Grinols, Isaacson, Schmunk, Gramer, Selvik, Lycan, Osmundson, Mullin, C. Schafer, E. Sellberg, Stone, Miller, E. Nelson Row II: Kiel, M. Ruud, A. Hansen, Hillmon, Snyder, Eide, Locken, Schuler. Stenshoel, Farden, Kerner, Balfour, Roe Row III: M. Wilson, Woelk, Vander Veen, E. Hansen, Wagstrom, Mitchell. Oppegaard, E. Ruud, Jorgenson, Lerum, Bergum, Clauson. A. Johnson Row IV: Scarr, Canan, Burke, Rishovd, McKenzie, Ramstad, Carey, R. Sellberg, Morken, D. Wilson, I. Nelson, Reppien Row V: W. Johnson, Ziebeck, L. Schafer, Eickhof, Gjerstad, Thorson, Ellis, Schmidt, Floodeen, Carpenter, Larsen, Smith. ENTRAL'S choral angels meet together in rapturous harmonies during sixth hour rehearsals . . . The Rotary Club was twice-blest with Thanks- giving and Christmas music . . . All the favorite carols were fused into the new, and already famous, Christmas Medley . . . Christmas, too, brought the annual pageant with its impressive processional . . . And carols in the hall . . . members, just a little tardy, rushing up the steps to Hark the Herald Angels Singi' . . . This is our schoolis most loved tradition . . . On Christ- mas Eve the honored alumni chime in as we spread musical light to shut-ins . . . and to soldiers, Canadian and American, at the Great Northern Depot . . . The Schoolmen's Convention and Winter Shows, too, heard Negro spirit- uals Steal Away and uSend the Fire . . . Tschaikowsky's O Blest Are They brought spring and a contest A to the top performance of this year's contest . . . From the judge's comment . . . The most outstanding high school choir heard in this part of the state in the last four years . . . A perfect ensemble with the reserve of a college choir. Such Beautzful Musz'C Together' Headlzners zn Harmony Pep Band Row I: Carpenter, R. Ramstad, Wilson, Kiel, C. Schafer, Canan, Stenshoel. Row II: Eickhof, L. Schafer, Snyder, Zitka, R. Sellberg, Kerner, Schmidt, Skodje. Row III: I-Iillmon, Woelk, Lewin, E. Sellberg, Ruud, McEldoon, D. Ramstad, Anderson. Row IV: Smith, Mitchell, Burke, Reppien, Rishovd, . Floodeen. Row V: Stone, Heldstab, Levin, Gjerstad, Stickney, Blatchford. String Ensemble PLEASANT practicing and public perform- ing . . . These are the year-long commis- sions for the string ensemble . . . Two violins, viola, cello, bass viol, and piano with Miss Morck as leader represent the chamber music advocates of Central in presentations to the Elks . . . Masons . . . school teachers . . . . declam contest . . . Northwest Singers at War- ren . . . In their repertoire . . . Haydn's Em- peror's Variations . . . Mozart's Woodland Symphony . . . Rondo and Minuet from Mo- zart's c'Eine Kleine Nachtmusickn . . . The members, Merle Stone, Ronald Carey, Eunice Sellberg, Eileen Schrnunk, J eul Eide . . . Their record, a promising one . . . appreciative au- diences and an A applause. Male Quartette THE robust male quartette is popular in all camps . . . singing favorites like Swing Along Chillin, . . . Duna . . . 'The Copper Moon . . . This foursome, Keith Thorson, Kenneth Carpenter, Calvin Morken, Richard Canan . . .sing and eat with equal fervor wherever a song is needed . . . Their accom- panist, Betty Balfour. . . Their contest, a hearty song and a hardy HA . Junior Ensemble Row I: Walline, Fischer, Sundeen, Eagle. Rude, Muir, Harris, Rishovd, Schmunk, Fargo, Hendricks, Cutler. Row II: Wilson, Reppien, Ellis, Bratt, Hanson. Stone, Linster, Highness, Eastvold, Erickson, Pilkey, Pappas. Fagstrom. Row III: Schuett, Brustad, Rohrer, Hoven, Miller, Sprague, Anderson, Skodje. Hoefs, Sorum, Gauss, Smith. Row IV: J. Newman, Knutson, Woelk, Meng, Dostert. Ramstad, Fiemann, D Newman, Brandt, Naugle, Floodeen. Row V: Morken, Johnson, Woodstrom, Greseth. Junior Glee Club Row I: Dikel, Fargo, Owney, Epema, Anderson, Schmunk, Dostert, A. Miller, Cota. Woelk, Ramstad, Volland. Hovelsrud, Stone. Row II: Ryan, B. Rohrer, Hoven, S. Miller, Berglund, Williamson, Gaass, Wagstroni, A. Neff, Garnme, Reese, Hendricks, May Lu Erickson, Ogaard. Row III: Bergos, Emmerich, Larson, Reinschmidt, Brustad. Smith, Newman, Wentzel, Eagle, Rozeboom, Meng, Linster, Rude, Stebbins. Row IV: Oppegaard, Moen, L. Neff, Marlene Erickson, Rishovd, Bennen, Madison, Skodje. Sunderland, Hanson. C, Miller. Rowley. Row V: Hayter, A. Rohrer, Grady, Severin, Pilkey, Christgau, Morken, Lund, Gramer, Pappas, Sheffloe. SQUEALS, bang, boom . . . sounds from the stage . . . the junior ensemble is tuning up . . . practicing for their annual concert . . . directed entire- ly by the students . . . President Fred Harris calling the meeting to order to give orders . . . Ray Highness hunts frantically for the roll . . . The music is distributed by Shirley Stone, the librarian . . . The tap of Mr. Thorson's baton . . . fifty-four instruments are ready for the down beat . . . Ah, the joy of sweet music . . . Down in the assembly Miss Morck is rehearsing seventy-five voices . . . to appear before the student body at Christmas . . . on Lincoln's birthday . . . and at other times . . . There's Alvin Rozeboom, librarian . . . calling to president Claris Wagstrom . . . Seems he can't find the books . . . but . . . they were there all the time . . . Gayle Cota calls the roll . . . As practice begins, the triple trio . . . consisting of nine voices . . . in three parts . . . the remainder of the glee club chimes in on the last verse . . . Look out, senior high . . . here they come! Prefude to Skill 63 Cited for Lenore Heldstab Valedictorian Honors THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Every American school encour- ages those traits that tend to make outstanding individuals . . . The formal recognition of students living these high standards is induction to the National Honor Society . . . Choice is made by a three-fold plan: . . . eligibility on a basis of scholastic ratings . . . the votes of his classmates . . . and the opinions of his teachers . . . Five per cent of the junior class and a total of fifteen per cent of the senior class is each year's quota . . . As juniors, Kenneth Carpenter, Lenore Heldstab, Calvin Morken, Merle Stone, Keith Thorson, Doris Welter joined the roll . . . On April 27, 1942, seniors Marvel Amodt, Marvin Brandt, Margaret Grinols, Donna Lycan, Micky Miller, Ruth Schuett, Marvel Selvik, Bonna Mae Stark, Richard Strand, Betty Swanson, Don Verreauxg and juniors Constance Levin, Robert McKenzie, Gladys Olson, Pauline Schuler, Miriam Snyder, Nadine Stenshoel wore the National Honor Society key. THE HONOR TEN. To the top ten students of the senior class . . . those whose scholastic averages in high school have been of the best . . . goes the special distinction of the Honor Ten . . . The highest ranking students, Lenore Heldstab and Marvel Amodt, are accorded titles of vale- dictorian and salutatorian . . . The Honor Ten represent the highest stan- dard of achievement in high school studies . . . Honored are Lenore Held- stab, Marvel Amodt, Joan Roe, Bonna Mae Stark, Ruth Schuett, Merle Stone, Keith Thorson, Jeanne Barlow, Richard Strand, and Kenneth Car- penter . . . Scholarships to Minnesota colleges are given to the highest ranking boy and girl, Keith Thorson and Lenore Heldstab. Marvel Amodt Salutatorian THE CLASS OF 1942. A senior army marches through familiar halls for a war of service on a new battleground . . . Commander-in-chief Keith Thorson Highest Ranking Boy 64 Charles Eickhof, Colonel Lenore Heldstab, and Lieutenant Colonel Richard Strand lead the regiment . . . Playing for a nation are Merle Stone, Eunice Sellberg, and Keith Thorson, led by Majorette Elsie Hougen . . . Follow- ing close behind . . . the regimental champions: football greats Charles Graham, Don Verreaux, and Butch Hanson . . . basketball heroes Glen Simpson, Roy Winchester, and Calvin Morken . . . and track stars Bill Ericson and Don Mortenson . . . Student Council President Marvin Brandt . . . Flying cadet Bob Hawes leads the V formation overhead, ready to lay a modest smoke screen over the fact that he is an Eagle scout . . . At the camp are comely army hostesses . . . homecoming queen Betty Tiede- mann and recreational directors Doris Welter and Pat Cota . . . The in- fantry approaches . . . first class privates . . . declamation, Merle Stone, Kenneth Carpenter . . . chemistry, Ruth Schuett, Charles Eickhof . . . historian Calvin Sholes . . . notebook recorder, Grace Chandler. . .in the buck private class are renowned cut-up Sam Rosenthal . . . Drowsy Dean Henre . . . Bud Broden and his persistent toothpick . . . the inevitable twosome Elaine Schmunk and Janice Isaacson . . . the unforgettable dis- senter Kenneth Cochrane . . . News of this camp may be secured through Pepster officers Marvel Amodt, Ruth Rasmusson, and Junet Glaserud or Optimist editors Margaret Grinols and Micky Miller . . . Cheerleaders Donna Lycan and Micky Miller are on hand to cheer the troops to final victory. Ao'vertz'serS , Directory Albertson, Drs. B. E. and K. S. Benson's Studio - - - Bridgeman Creameries - Broadway Clothiers - Broadway Grocery - C. O. D. 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C., Broadway Clothiers L E E78 4'The Smart Place To Shop N EW STORE DRESSES, LINGERIE, HOSIERY, fgf HANKYS, HATS and BAGS Phone 561-W 109 Second St. The great thing in this life is not so much where we are standing as in what direction we are moving. T'-' T TT Cleaners - Launderers - Furriers Congratulations to the Class of '42 C. M. Lumpkin Insurance Agcy. H- DICKEL 52 SON Crookston, Minnesota Crookston, Minnesota TRAVEL BY BUS BUSES EVERYWHERE TRIANGLE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Prescription Drug Store Iiigiiiin S C b I' e it e 1' '5 Iiiiliin PHONE 88-89 CROOKSTON, MINN O'BRIEN and SYLVESTRE ATTORNEYS AT LAW Crookston, Minnesota MARTIN O'BRIEN J. H. SYLVESTRE FOOTWEAR For MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN Quality - Style - Price O. RIEDESEL SL SON The Reliable Shoe Store WALLACE DRUG CO.. Your Rexall Store Featuring Such Exclusive Lines As SHEAFFER FOUNTAIN PENS, ZENITH RADIOS, CARA NOME, HELENA RUBINSTEIN, YARDLEY, OLD SPICE TOILETRIES BEST FOUNTAIN SERVICE Students' Headquarters Portrait and Commercial Photograph KODAK FILMS, FINISHING AND ENLAROINO Workmanship and Service That Will Please You Benson Studio Crookston, Minn. Phone 547 Doers of Work That Pleases ON SANITARY BASIS THE CROOKSTON STEAM LAUNDRY BE MODERN! Shop At Your J. C. PENNEY STORE Where Quality and Thrift Combine P H O N E CHRIS EICKHOF 8L SON 3 6 3 - FOR COMPLETE SERVICE - GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS CONFECTIONERY and Millwork FOUNTAIN SERVICE NESS FOOD STCRE - T Contractors and Builders I the Heart of Sampson's Woodland Addition CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA DR. THOMAS SPENCE DENTIST CROOKSTON, MINN. Opposite Hotel Crookston NORTHWESTIS FINEST FOUNTAIN The SWEET SHOP MEALS --- LUNCHES --- CANDIES ERICKSON'S Coolerator Cubes Stoker-ola ELECTRICAL STORE HELDSTAB QUAUigfNgL5gg55ggg ICE E FUEL CQ. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING WE CLEAN FURNACE5 AND on or Coal SERVICE WORK Phone 111 419 N. Main SANITARY DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. For Better Health Use Pasteurized Milk, Cream, Buttermilk Regular Deliveries Telephone 614 MILADY'S VANITY SHOP COMPLIMENTS FAITH ELLIS BRIDEN DR G HENDRICKSON Beautician ' i OPTOMETRIST All Branches of Beauty Culture Polk County State Bank Building Crookston Minnesota ALVVAYS TI-IE FINEST ENTERTAINMENT AT TI-IE GRAND and GOPHER THEA TRES HOME OWNED AND OPERATED TI-IE RUBERTSQN LUMBER COMPANY Dealers in Building Materials and Fuel LOUIS HOUGEN, Agent SANITATION QUALITY SERVICE SAUL MOTOR CQ. MEDVED'S Sales Service Quality CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA 13110119 203 BETTER MAID BREAD COMPLIMENTS OF THE SPRING GRAVEL COMPANY CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA THE CROOKSTON CLINIC Wallace Block J. FRANK NORMAN, M. D., Surgery. Urology HERBERT H. HODGSON, M. D.. Diagnosis and Su rgery J. G. PARSONS. M. D., Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat A. R. REFF, M. D., Internal Medicine, X-Ray O. K. BEHR, M. D. PAUL HAGEN, D. D. S., Dentistry TRUMAN L. STICKNEY, D. D. S., Dentist y Flowers For Graduation Write - Wire - Phone Whatever the Occasion i'Say It With Flowers PERENNIALS - PLANTS - FLOWERS SCHUSTERS Flower Phone 754 Crookston, Minnesota Offices: Crookston State Bank Bldg. Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5, 7 to 8 DR. G. A. NIORLEY SPECIALIST EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT Crookston, Minnesota DR. B. E. ALBERTSON DR. K. S. ALBERTSON Chiropractors Crookston Minnesota COMPLIMENTS OF MAROTTE'S BAKERY A, J. MAROTTE, Prop. Bread - Rolls - Cakes Phone 226 SUPREME DAIRY Milk - Ice Cream - Butter THE PERFECT FOOD ' for Health ' for Nourishment ' for Refreshment ' for Enjoyment ' for Economy USE THEM FREELY Northern Hardware 8: Plumbing Co. General Hardware, Stoves and Tinware Plumbing, Hot Water and Steam Heating e OOD OF CROOKSTON SERVICE, QUALITY AND VALUE Since 1882 Kuppenheimer Clothes - :- Florsheim Shoes Dobbs Hats and Caps ERICKSOINVS rl 10 S. Main QUALITY MEAT Phone 82-83 C. ROE GRAIN COMPANY GRAIN - SEED - FLOUR - FEED The Independent Farmers' Elevator Phone 8 209 West Robert St. W. J. KIRKWOOD ATToRNEY AT LAW Strander Abstract Building Crookston Minnesota REDDY says: A J Q The electrical tasks I do are O too many to count. Yet I do them all for a small amount. INTERSTATE POWER CO E M - IY E T sHoE sToRE Crookston Minnesota Known For Excellent Fitting SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY SascLCo. MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE gl ' S Ss 1 ,, -0-...M .M -mv --um 1 L. S. MILLER ATTORNEY AT LAW Fournet Block Crookston, Minnesota N 0 RM A N N SL SO N PRINTERS - PHOTOGRAPHERS Cameras - Photo Supplies - Agfa Films COMPLIMENTS of CROOKSTON MERCANTILE COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERS DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. VISIT OUR NEW MODERN PLANT AND SEE YOUR FAVORITE DRINKS BOTTLED 1223 So. Main St. Phone 153 M U N N ' S Jewelry gl Music Store BROADVVAY GROCERY -...i for H 'I , El ' , L ' , G d - - amlton Wii?aue3n.fgi1eS wen an Quality and Service Diamonds RCA Victor Radios Phone 197 Musical Instruments Streumder Abstract tg: Investment Cog. E . Tg:'g ED Complete Modern Protection FOFQSFVRY LIFE - ACCIDENT - AUTOMOBILE - FIRE INSURANCE ABSTRACTS OF TITLES SURETY BONDS DR FRED SHARP DR. BLANCHE SHARP OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS Osteopathic Adjustments Assist Nature In Curing Diseases F et Block Ph 970 J THANK YOU! We Alblbmiazie Your P6lf1f'07Q.6lg6 ,wh THE STUDENTS of CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL ef L X '-in-.3.g:g-5:-.g,5 'r ff ,k 4, SX X I 1 ' if 1 E are now in the midst of a war, not for conquest, not for Vengeance, but a world in which this nation, and all that this nation represents, will be safe for our children . . . And in the dark hours of this day- and through dark days that may be yet to come-We will know that the Vast majority of the members of the human race are on our side. Many of them are fighting with us. All of them are pray- ing for us. For, in representing our cause, we represent theirs as Well-our hope and their hope for liberty under God. president Franklin D. Roosevelt, Radio address to the American people, December 9, 1941. Index Alumni Reunion, 14 American Education Week Band, 58 Basketball, 42-43 Board of Education, 9 Business Firms, 65-77 Cheerleaders, 46 Choir, 61 Christmas Pageant, 56 Classrooms, 34-7 Clubs, 38 Custodians, 13 Declamation, 57 Drum Corps, 59 Eighth Grade, 17 Faculty, 10-12 Football, 40-41 Girls' Athletics, 46-47 Homecoming, 33 Honor Ten, 64 Junior Class, 22-23 Junior Class Play, 54-55 Junior Ensemble, 63 Junior Glee Club, 63 Kohl, H. H., 8 Landberg, L. 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