Central High School - Optimist Yearbook (Crookston, MN)

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Randall Barnes . . . junior high science . . . junior high athletics . . . A. B. from Minnesota Bible college. Mrs. L. W. Berg . . . junior high English . . . B. S. from Universi- ty of North Dakota. Alleyene Dirks . . . business . . . B. A. Hamline university. Frances Engebretson . . . junior high English . . .B. S. from Duluth State Teachers college. Loyd Fezler . . . junior and senior high science . . . Student Council . . . Lettermen's Club . . . baseball . . . assistant in football and basket- ball . . . B. S. from St. Cloud State Teachers college. Mrs. R. M. Hendrickson . . . English 10, 11 . . . declamation . . . B. A. from St. Olaf college. Gene Jaeger . . . junior high mathematics . . . driver training . . . B. S. from University of Minnesota. Betty Johnson . . . junior and senior high history . . . guidance . . . junior class adviser . . . B. S. from University of Minnesota. lnteatontimingthecrosseoun- try boys is Coach Snell. N Two gentlemen at ease - Mr. 1 Miss Mickelson tries the keys Jaeger and Mr. Tumer. 1 on one of the new typewriters. Charting a course in English . . . history . . . social science y 4 ,A K it -D Are your fiddles in tune? Mr Q Q6 'll' Thorson addresses the violins. ,fr 15 f - a an ' K 4 ---- ' Ralph Katainen . . . art . . . B. S. from , University of Minnesota. Shirley Knutson ' 5 5- . . . office secretary . . . graduate of Crook- ,X5 ston high school. Esther Leino . . . English 12 . . . journalism . . . Pepster . . . B. A. Coffee and doughnuts are ready from Moorhead State Teachers college. Ro- -Miss Olson and Mr, Strand, mine Matthews . . . junior high mathematics . . . student personnel program . . . coopera- tive part-time work program . . . B. S. from University of Minnesota. Delilah Mickelson . . . commercial . . . B. A. from Concordia college. Alpha Morck . . . junior high social studies . . . Latin . . . music . . . B. A. from St. Olaf college. Virgene Olson .I . . home economics . . . B. S. from North Dakota State college. Evelyn Probsttield . L . junior and senior high mathematics . - . speech . . . dramatics . . . declamation . . . sophomore class adviser . . .B. S. from North Dakota State college. Madge Rieke . . . girls' physical education . . . health . . . junior high science . . . G. A.'A .... B. S. from University of Minnesota. 10

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Homecoming plans highlight this Student Council discussion. L. Andrews. G. Hansen. R. Pavey. Mr. Fezler ladviserl. G. L. Dahl fsecretaryl. C. Arch fpresidenti, J. Ristau tvice presi- Capistran. C. Linster. M. Vraa. and D. Capistran constitute the dentj. J. Sorvig itreasurerl. J. Stedman, T. Tofsly. G. Stedman, membership of the Council. As the governing body of the school, the Student Council's activities are wide and varied. The work of the Council begins with preparations for Homecoming, particularly the bonfire and the dance. Organizing the hall patrol, assisting with the orthopedic clinic, aiding the Junior Red Cross with gift boxes, decorating the halls at Christmas, sponsoring school par- ties and the annual service club picnic are the big projects of the year. Members are initiated at a candlelight ceremony in the auditorium. This is indeed the voice of the student body! and Mr. Hulst. Just before the 4:00 rush-Mr. Mcwaters Custodians-Mr. Tie- demann, Mr. Reit- meier, and Mr. The Music Council Boat braves a brisk wind at Homecoming. ln the new kitchen-Mrs. Rude, Mrs. Hanson. Schultz. l ss ,estss wma s

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Helen Sivertson . . . librarian . . . B. A. from Macalester college . . I. . B. S. from University of Minnesota. Meier Snell... senior high social studies . . . history . . . track . . . cross country . . . grade school athletics ...discussion . . . senior class adviser.. . . B. A. from Hamline university. Robert Strand . . . junior high social studies . . . boys' physical education . . . health . . . hockey . . . assistant in football . . . B. S. from St. Cloud State Teachers college. T. W. Thorson. . .music . . . B. A. from Uni- versity of Minnesota . . . B. A. from Uni- versity of North Dakota. Patrick Turner . . . boys' physical education ...' h ealth . . . football and basketball coach . . . B. S. from University of Minnesota. Ida Twedten . . . school nurse . . . Presbyterian hospital, Chi- cago. Q. C. Wood . . . industrial arts. . . B. E. from Moorhead State Teachers college. f' X fa ' ,- af!! aff. f ,- it fu 0.55 if J English teachers in consultation- I 1 ,X fy- A favorite meeting place for, Mrs. Hendrickson, Miss Leino. ' 1 ,N I KZ f j all-Miss Rieke, kr. :Wood X, I 'lp' A '1 5 F. ,MMA - , la I . M Q ' L, if ygxfzfvqx' Q Q L , Fl, . . math . . . sc1cncc . . . commcrc1al.',ff,ar'ts and crafts . . . health ,fri 77 ' I ia' 4. The new silver service brightens the Wednesday coffee hour- In the office at noon-Miss Knutson and Mr. Fezler stop to Miss Sivertson serves Miss Johnson and Mr. Matthews. listen in as Mr. Barnes is about to make a telephone call. Time out from duties for small talk after school-Miss Probst- Miss Morck demonstrates her knitting skill to interested field and M355 Dirks are 0lli0yill8 Mr- Katainenfs humor. onlookers, Miss Engebretson, Mrs. Berg, and Miss Twedten. n was-wn1mstw:.ws