Central High School - Optimist Yearbook (Crookston, MN)

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A , . be OGC A05 low Y C xxx 00 To swing or not to swing-Joan Don, Shir ley, and Jim enjoy an evening of dancing at the Youth Center Crookston's 13-20 Club afica Isn't she cute? 'Mid pop corn and licorice, Bill and Quentin portray typical teen-agers at the movies. Breaking the pinata at a Spanish Club party are Sheldon, Donna, Larry, Betty Lou, Everett, Clinton, Marlys and Charles. A blithe Queen of May-Lois Hemmingson with her two attendants, Jeanne Neff ,and Carolyn Wilson, are enthroned by the Lettermen's Club at the May Ball. ,.., -..A W, .,

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wR,wMarlysfl?i. taccoriipanistl, lone, Shirley, and Barbara. 'Not pictured: Mavis. Teen Time is on the air-Bryant Cannouncerj, Bill fchairrnanh, Charlotte, Marcella, David, and Ann broadcast a Junior Red Cross panel discussion. Gee, a funeral! I hate funerals! Jim, Duane, Bryant, Oscar, Rose in the contest play, Balcony Scene, Miss Probstfield, coach. Also in cast: Marilyn. nm f v -pm 1 1a nm fi do ou remember best? FEBRUARY 6 Dennis designs winning dental poster 11 Carol Arch selected for Girls' State Charlotte Linster, alternate 16 Philip awarded first in Dayton contest 18 Victory over Thief River 21-25 Winter Shows 25 Local declamation contest 26 Student Council Red Cross dance 28 Pirates take faculty game MARCH 1 Boys' Quartet second at Bemidji 3 Centennial assembly 4 Juniors win G. A. A. tournament 9-12 District basketball tournament 14 Central wins district speech trophy Crookston, 343 Thief River Falls, 325 East Grand Forks, 29g Warren, 29 Rose, superior, and regional entrant Bryant, Bill, Joanne, superior Audrey and Phyllis, excellent 16 Balcony Scene only superior at district 17 18 22 29 6 8 19 23 30 6 7 We win district one-act play trophy Seniors victors in interclass tournament , 18 Region tournament at Bemidji Bryant in Legion oratorical contest Balcony Scene in region play contest Rose in region speech contest at Fosston APRIL Lettermen's banquet Last lyceum, the Hussars Easter vacation School again Lettermen's Ball Sioux relays at Grand Forks District music festival here Beaver relays at Bemidji MAY North Valley track meet at Grand Forks Region music festival at Thief River 12,13 Senior play, One Foot in Heaven 20 21 26 27 29 2 3 District track meet at Grand Forks Prom in a Dutch Garden Senior day I Region track meet at Bemidji Baccalaureate ' JUNE Commencement. Free for three months

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V93 5' QI- S+' r r ' 'x feng Lets pretend We re kmgs and queens il .,1oe0 ',,, swf, eve' 6 etg02xew9Xi. . S . O. f Oiixiidxkg oxsem' me c Ste etS0n' Presentation of their majesties, Jim Blokzyl and Marlys Paulson, with their attendants, J. Miller, M. Miller, N. Enge, A. Anderson, A. Syl- vester, C. Arch, J. Swanson, D. Pilkey with train bearer, M. Johnson, and Bower girlg C. Turner. Spectacular was our Homecoming under the sponsorship of the Student Council, governing body representative of the feelings and interests of all the students. Besides Homecoming, other activities of the council were co-operating with the Music Coun- cil in the Christmas program and alumni party, soliciting and packing of CARE boxes, assisting with the arrangements for ' the basketball tournament, and sponsoring the service club picnic. In this picture of a council meeting the ayes have it. Left to right, the members are D. Steenerson Cpresidentb, J. Miller Cvice presidentj, S. Stewart, J. Ristau, T. Tofsly, D. Lawler, B. Martin, J. Hovet, Mr. Fezler fadviserj, B. Ulseth ftreasurerl, B. Stadsvold, O. Bergos, E. Nightengale, A. Hen- drickson, A. Sylvester Csecretaryj.