Central High School - Optimist Yearbook (Crookston, MN)

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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.