Central High School - Optimist Yearbook (Crookston, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1952 volume:

Mfr., NL I 5 fu IWW. My Q1 lg fqffl. ' . -.' . .rsiiiiff - f-ge ff.fffQ3,g The 1952 Op, maheuwmmdiwr mmwmnumemuagam A gn Nygaard, may lm Mmm La vm sm-ke, charms Lois 'Mary Burt Vivian DeBoer, Vivim McAl.liey, hm WH!!! Ann-nd Layout ' ,V AuanyDah1,cam1e Classes V Features ' Q - Biplen, Sports , Pat Wold, Activities , -V I-2 . Q 'E wwvn..-2 , if ., ,. Xxx. . . K , RSSUH51' Intl fha 'U i dn ms D DHL.: Cen tml is on Tarade . . . So come to our parade ground at Central High School, Crookston, Minnesot as they are portrayed in this, the r See our activities and accomplishments 1 952 Up timisft E -'M pu- ...- XE vl xv fr vb. . W .Y --4 Q ir i' Hwy- X A' . 1 x svwa Attired in new blue and gold uniforms, a snappy Drum Corps marches at the head of the Homecoming parade. Con ten ts Upening Section 1-7 Foreword . 4 Introduction . . 6 Classes . . 8-35 Adrninistration 10 Faculty . . 12 Student Council 15 Classrooms . . 16 Underclasses . . 21 Seniors . . 30 Activities . 36-71 Student Life . , 38 Athletics . . 40 Music . 49 Dramatics . . 56 Journalism . , 64 Service Clubs . 66 Homecoming . 68 Prom . . . 70 Index 72 cg x 142 223302 2 ' We re ready to begin the 1952 parade of classes and activities Central has given us a well round ed education that enables us to dis- play our varied talents and skills. With the end of summer and the opening of school we start our pa- rade. About the middle of the year we look ahead and see the end, thinking, Only four more monthsf, Then we go a little slow- er to make it last the longer. And we keep up our mental arithmetic . . . c'Only another month . . . . only two weeks now. And all at once it's almost summer again, the parade is over, and we wish it had been twice as long. Pepster day at the Times: Laddie edits copy, John checks facts. Young artists: Joan and Julann learn block printing in art 9. Guidance for the future: Jean and Bob look over college material. Nancy and Loralee in a climactic scene from Our Miss Brooks. We ,FQ AU Ready A place for friendship: we write in each other's yearbooks-good wishes, jokes, something special. I I Lzned Up zn Uwe pfaces A place for romance: M. Myrold, T. Tofsly, Lettermen's Queen Marilyn Miller, C. Sorvig, O. Anderson 1' in ff. 1 'if Xi, 553 5 F1 . . Mi... V 'fy' if . limriisi ef 6 i, i,iQg Q , inf Y s N Q 3 ' . ., Q1 if X f 'Q-Sai Z I e 2' f A O Q if s 1 Q :. . is K X. ' X. . 'jf' A ,' . v A , ,W QW gg, .J ,fl . ' fa .WN sk ' . A , xig-K i s X Vw. r .MQ S wMmNw . M '-'ww-fm, +12 hw ,.: f .- :5 Q 4 Qrihm Mwmhmmmw ,mwl- 'w M mv 12 . - ' ' xx ww Parade . Strange mixtures in home economics . . . the crowd at the pencil sharpener . . . the movie, The Littlest Angel . . . veni, vidi, vici . . . last lines of a theme . . . the sound of the bell . . . this is the classroom. above: In shop Leonard, Den- nis, Mr. Wood welding. left: In the library Marilynn, Mylan prepare for class. A dm1'n1'str'at1'on Ej9iZCZ'QHf Leaders Plan ,fke Course Friendly, business-like is Superintendent Farley D, Bright: he has a B.E. from Bemidji State Teachers College, M.A. from the University of Minnesota. Senior High Principal Ray A. Flom: also is athletic director, teaches civics, and supervises Hall Patrolg holds a QA from Jamestown college, M.A. from Colorado university. . X. .mis Last fall Mr. Bright initiated the workshop plan, and teachers gathered three days early so that they could become better orientated with the educational program, facilities, materials and methods of instruction at Central and avoid the confusion and loss of teaching time associat- ed with making all of the adjustments during the first week of school. Teachers are active not only in the Crook- ston Education Association but also in the Polk County Educational Association, organized to raise educational standards in all of Polk Coun- ty. The faculty are also one hundred per cent members of the Minnesota Education Associa- tion and the National Education Association. The renovated music and home economics departments are visible proof of the activity of the Board of Education and, in days to come, more projects will be undertaken to keep the Crookston schools modern and progressive. Junior High Principal Leslie J. Knox: geography, health education, driver trainingg B.S. from Moorhead Statue Teachers college, MA., University of North Dakota. ii I Board of Education: Dr. R, O. Sather, Oscar Fredricks Ctreasurerj, Joseph Linster Cpresidentj, I. J. Swanson Cclerkb, L. A. Erickson, Charles Perry-their professions representative of our community life. Board of Educcztion Wz'th Assistance Pom Interested Citziens Faculty row at prom: teachers, board members enjoy watching Grand March. Mr. Knox, did you have a busy day? Today's mail arrives: Miss Knutson, Mr. Brown. Faculty Making plans: Miss Morck, Mrs. Berg, Mr. Wood. Supreme They Sit in Hze Lead. . . umm Football strategy: Mr. Strand, Mr. Droen. Yes?-Miss Sivertson. Hello Miss Twedten, Miss Probstfield. Randall Barnes, junior high science, assistant junior high football coach, A.B. from Minnesota Bible college. . . Mrs. Elizabeth Berg, junior high English, B.S. from University of North Dakota. . . . Charles Brown, senior high English, debate, junior class play, humorous interpretative, ex- temporaneous speaking, sophomore class advis- er, A.B. from Ihdiana university, M.A. from In- diana State Teachers college. Alleyene Dirks, commercial, B.A. from Ham- line university. . . Alvin Droen, health, junior high social studies, football, basketball and golf coach, Lettermen's Club, B.A. from St. Olaf college .... Frances Engebretson, junior high English, B.S. from Duluth State Teachers col- lege. . . Loyd Fezler, junior and senior high science, Student Council, junior high basketball and football coach, baseball, Science Club, B.S. from St. Cloud Teachers college. Daryl Harper, junior high industrial arts, general science, geography, intramural basket- ball, B.S. from University of Minnesota, Duluth branch. . . Betty Johnson, American history, guidance, junior class adviser, prom, B.S. from University of Minnesota. . . Evelyn Klar, physi- cal education, health, junior high math, G.A.A., Now, what is 60?-Mr. Nomland. Conference: Mr. Sorensen, Miss Mickelson, Miss Dirks, Mr. Wilson. And How We Laugh at Their' jokes - 1 .vi -.Q I i , . Z' f N, N - .- , .W S r Operetta planning: Mr. Thorson, Mr. Harper. Smiling three: Miss Engebretson, Miss Quamme, Miss Klar. cheerleaders: B.S. from St. Cloud State Teachers college. Shirley Knutson, office secretary: graduate of Crookston high school. . .Norma Lunde, senior high English, journalism: Pepster, Quill and Scroll, manuscript reading: B.A. from Con- cordia college. . . Delilah ,Mickelson, commer- cial: B.A. from Concordia college. . . Alpha Morck, junior high social studies, Latin, music: Junior Girls' Glee Club, string classes: B.A. from St. Olaf college. Arthur Nomland, junior high mathematics, driver training: B.A. from University of North Dakota. . . Evelyn Probstfield, junior and senior high mathematics, speech: dramatic interpreta- tive, original and memorized oratory, senior class play, one-act play: B.S. from North Dakota State college. . . Ella Quamme, home econom- ics: B.S. from North Dakota State college. Helen Sivertson, librarian: B.A. from Macal- aster college, B.S. in Library Science from the University of Minnesota. . . Meier Snell, senior social science, economic geography, world his- tory: track, cross-country, grade school football and basketball, intramural basketball, senior But Tremble When They Frown S' class adviser, safety patrol, discussion, B.A. from Hamline university. Mourits Sorenson, world history, junior busi- ness, math and social studies, B.S. from Bemidji State Teachers college, M.A. from Washington university. . . Robert Strand, boys' physical and health education, elementary physical education supervisor, assistant coach football, grade bas- ketball, B.S. from St. Cloud State Teachers la Dreaming: Mr. Snell. Food at last: Miss Lunde, Miss Johnson. KELOK9 .xi Book ' u-V:--' college. . . T. W. Thorson, director of music, B.A. from University of Minnesota, B.A. from University of North Dakota. Ida Twedten, school nurse, Presbyterian hos- pital, Chicago. . . Maurice Wilson, art, element- ary art consultant, intramural basketball, B.S. from Moorhead State Teachers college. . . Q. C. Wood, industrial arts, BE. from Moorhead State Teachers college. 5- I Q 'f i l Time out: Mr. Bames, Mr. Fezle Always on the job: the custodians-Mr. l-Iulst, Mr. Schultz, Serving a good hot lunch: Mrs. Lien, Miss Rudi Mr. Reinschmidt, Mr. Hising, Mr. Tiedemann. Stzzdcrzt. Council They Set fhe 5Pace Under the guidance of lVlr. Fezler, the Stu- ient Council made great strides this year. Only .wo weeks of school had passed when the Coun- :il presented its version of Cinderella as the gala Homecoming event, one of Central's best. Next on the agenda came helping with the orthopedic clinic, packing boxes for needy families, and providing fun and entertainment through parties. For the first time convocations were held at Central, under the sponsorship of Student Council. These were well received by the student body. In the early spring a banquet was held, and the year ended with the annual service club picnic. above: Marilynn and Kaye patronize S.C. stand. below: Homecoming alumni band at the Grand. Student Council: fun with a Homecoming picture of Mr. Fezler. Buus. Not in picture: J. Carlsen. Otficersz Loralee Lewis. presi L. Lewis. A. Lee, P. Myrold, A. Dahl, K. Langbell, B. Morlan, dent: Audrey Dahl, vice-presidentg Anita Lee, secretary: Betty S. Swanson. J. Robertson, D. Stenseth, L. Lien, A. Sather, Mr. Lou Morlan. treasurer. Adviser: Mr. Fezler. Fezler, M. Fundingsland, D. Wold. C. Carlsen, S. Collins, B. .ft Soap sculpture: Jerome, Janet. Latin Classrooms . sf s fs' lk 4.,f: ef 4 H 'a ' 0931.043 - , 1. Tk.. 1. , ,117 l i'..n9' And this is the violin bridge, explains June to Mr. Thorson's music appreciation class Why are you striking me? Jock, Charles, and Janet present a translation of Pot of Gold for Latin II class. Science -5 L Industrious physicists experiment with gas volumes, water distillation, and explosives. Vanz'etz'es of Knowledge. . . Art, Musz'C, Mazfiz, Shop s 5 i 1 Bird houses in shop . . . or a table top . . . or skillful welding-all in industrial arts. Betty explains di- vision of fractions. ev fix f' What a busy class: Mr. Nomland knows all when asked by math 8 students, Why do you invert when you multiply? Observing precipitate, chemists reach brilliant conclusion. Lanny measures air pressure for science 8. Xi ,S Q, it .!,f'?4 ,Q -' 'fs ff 1 Social Studies n ll K M l 4 What! murmurs the senior social class at Mr. Snell's idea of a good question. is A .,'---:rr-if Q .K -M-Xe In x , nv- W.. ,X , Thirty-three girls and one man: world history students listen to their own news broadcasts on current events. Movie operators, Conrad and Jack, are on the job showing Louisiana Purchase to the social studies 8 class. q3uSz'neSs Eng fish 'fx' rv 1 'fx Y 9 ff W 1. W N 5 A 7 ig V Clockwatchers! Seniors in English eager to H Marilyn and Don explain closing the ledger. go. ...si , fs.- 7 . 1 , ...av I spy a Philippine isle: Mary, Pepper. All set: Miss Mickleson has announced a speed test in typing, English 8 knows their answers when studying Sousa : Carol ponders before answering, Russell seems disgusted. s Q ,N K Wm Q nl tw' l 3 niwnmmxan QQ .1 .i ri -Hanna Heafffz and Physical Eczlucation 5 ff' X N '! ,if QV, 42.2 wi . A ,,,,.f- ' One, two, bend: Bill, Warren, Harvey. Myron dutifully do their exercises. Not pro, but gym: Clinton, Jin . ' I . . 2 Learning good health habits for happy living: Dorrine reads in health 7. Carole guards, but Anita shoots for two points. Fever? Miss Twedten, Janice. Ball handling: Sharon, Jean, and Carol learning how. I 3:15 :C 43 Ji QP: Q ii in f Ng, gp ,W SEVENTH GRADE. Back row: M. Dillabough, S. Conant, C. Seventh and Eighth Grades Young and Noz'sy Seventh and eighth grade home room presidents: Marilyn Zachgo 11183, Lois Buus 12143, Dianne Fundingsland and'Harriet Gjerstad 12023 standingg Paul Stenseth 11173, Mary McCulla, Judy Hanson 11193, Henry Hulst 12163 seated. Not in picture: Janice Brubakken 12143. 15-- -:Q gg Ms-7 emi: . . :HMS Hasbrouck, L. Engen, P. Garrison, J. Avelsgaard, E. Blokzyl: Bendickson, M. Flancher, C. Campbell, K. Blokzyl, R. Casmeyg first row: R. Cash, R. Coauette, J. Fylling, C. Birkeland, J. third row: D. Droen, G. Erstad, G. Boyer, W. Ash, R. Davis, J. Brubakken. L. Buus: second row: D. Bradley, G. Hannah, R. Asplund, M. Hackett, J. Hanson. X. ,,,,, , - va . 1 f' 5, , , X ' ,' if .'IQZ'I, +-- - +1 A -Y H fm me S J , .ss-.. ' ' . ...f .. - ' , , Z :L QU! is 'aluminum A 4, . A ..-. . w . 3 - - , l . - .f -s Y s aw ! 5, ' 'lbw-5, ' dlp may V A N' Q ,, mtv ixgfs wg, . -. in .,,,, ,X N I t. xii ,Q ,.. -we Q W 2 na M53-gg 'Q X , ' A S- 3 A is Q 4 Q' , Q -as ws ill ' vi ff.. ggi Hes, Lt- Q57 '3 rK . - . l ix. ,ga-3, . i t ' , ' .1 sl W' 1, ,ss swam - as it K .U - in . - ., ' ,. W ' e' if 43 i 3 H 'Q Q .QQQ SLD ig, . rf ' - . 1,,. Q .Qi K 4' .il ,rs when we . A 'Ri K if i of ' elf' , i 'CTN . - ., .iw - 3 ' A 1 , , ,f 3 . 'R tm 1 ' wk -3' -, -19 is .. . vi. -D Us if ' I ' 'NU 3 are 'Y 5 ez. 'J '...... 1' fa, ,, f- Y si? -. ' I ., .1 .. 1-N.. 1 g,,.,,,.i 1 .N -js. aim . H6 -f - K 4 as is , is' 3 W 5 .5 fa 1 , - . y Ns ' is . if A. S SN f , -. , 9' if f'f f if. , fi i . Z g sk in .X Sr i 1 -xi. .. W 1 - J, IN, ana! gat , N Q iklz, . -Q m M Q Ai, . Q W Ep? , . K. 'Mi . , I . K .. . .,.. .1 , . K K A Y A :si ' .., K-fi A ,. ., v . . 'Q R 2 M A . 2 1 A gx 'fs A -' f.. Yi 1 T sew- H' RAM SYN ' A 7 R' ff 1 SEVENTH GRADE. Back row: M. McCulla, H. Lysaker, M. J. Nelson, S. Nugent, A. Olson, M. Muir, A. Oliver, S. Janusch. Larsen, M. Nelson, D. Gawrylow, L. Kleven, D. Ingberg: third row: M. Morlan. D. Hendrickson, W. Moehn, R. Johnson, A. Koolstra. P. Hudacko, R. Jorgenson, J. Mjoeng second row: R. Lyngholm, M. Hauglidg Iirst row: Donald Mulcahy, W. Olson, Duane Mulcahy, B. May, L. Opdahl, M. Miller, J. Lawler. '-ua ' Q ,dh 'M' ab, ,af , X , ,,2., ..,. yi., , as H .,., ,. 1 if 1 X Q Z ' 'I 9 I .sv J' Q 1 5' Q 31 I .. f 1 '-5,522.11 -ll- .. liii :: M , 1.90, 4 ' ' . .Qtr fs .3 ,f ' . T. . , '-if . f, b 'wi' 3 s ,u . . I .'-M E if -erm .11 f,. T5' W... K 5 :Q eff. SKU? QW' K '- N mr iyim y 3 v . z . aim . SEVENTH GRADE. Back row: D. Ristau, J. Pederson, J. Parkin, D. Parkin. J. Slager, D. Ray, S. Tollefsong third row: K. Sand- berg, F. Peterson, M. Vanderbeck. R. Peet, P. Stenseth, R. Stafford, second row: D. Wilder, G. Schultz, R, Rosen, C. Stucy . . 1... 1 J . ... X, Q ... N aa .. 99 f an , 'ti' P , . 'ef ,,. Y IA ti 'a' Q L '-.' Le: ' U K 'W' I . i v M V V, . W is . mf. f . ,, . fm, .am M .f 1f..i ...ge S iii rally an wif -we Q Q O ' an 'L L -was '95 E . .f 'J' .Dv-, sn, Z 'f El' R f' xii ' Q y'?Q ,H exif M. Wickern, A. Peet, H. Reese, first row: Larry Volland, Loren Volland, E. Pester. R. Tollefson, M. Thygeson. L. Pedersen, S. Waller. Not in pictures: Y. Pikora, D. Van Horn. They Fall Supervised study in social studies 7. .-we rw as are 'A' as. .. Xl 4- AA as or , 42' N- a..--' dl!- 3' GQ' fn- EIGHTH GRADE. Back row: D. Gillespie. D. Fundingsland, DI Glass. G. Erstad, D. Erickson. A. Bradley, R. Behrg third row B. Berg, Dianne Fundingsland, C. Cooke, J. Bratrud, M. Hanson. J. Hanson, R. Gray, second row: D. Abrahamson, A. Erickson, n x-.....,,,,,, 4 D. Arch, R. Bakken, R. Davis, first row: Jean Hanson, P. Halos. S. Buus, J. Erickson, J. Fylling, H. Gjerstad, L. Barness, M. Arsneau. E 1 I li I Ii I I I ll I I4 I I I I J? ,Q ,ZS 'iw 4495. ,Q an fv f N -.5 V 1 1: 4151. 245' . iSm3ig.NG Q MN A O ,,-.,g,,Q, , . 9.1. -1- Nw -Bir- Q-3 X '55- Wigs ' For as 3: .,. .iq wwf! . . ,.. -f-. Q . . , X-N gwqnwfy .... ,, X.. sg f x , .f X x r ...Q . L+ Q. EIGHTH GRADE. Back row: K. Messelt, D. Larsen, B. Lindell- G. Lufkin, J. Harboe. L. Heggg third row: T. Kiewel, R. Hinkley. H. Hulst, J. Monroe, C. Mercy. G. F. Nelsong second row: into PoSz'tz'on 1 I 1 2 What is it! Seventh grade stunt at the music banquet. manual 'Lis if ... rw ...L ' . EIGHTH GRADE. Back row: P. Reiersgord, W. Welk, D. Radke. J. Thomforde, D. Jqnsrud, R. Tiedeman, R. Pesterg third row: K. Sather. E. Schultz, M. Peterson, M. Jacobson, J. Olson, R. Schmunk, R. Skibenesg second row: B. Pester, J. Perry, -HS an Q- 'M' ..... as ,awk .Tw NQQ' me f lu L. Jurchen. D. Hauglid, J. Knutson, D. Hartel. D. Melbye. J. Moeg first rowz W. Hanson, G. N. Nelson, C. Hudacko, L. Holm, C. Montreuil, M. Hauglid, as if -L4 an .Civ QP! qkqft dw: fi Q 5 ii ,.-gw....+ , ,,..g1Q fi .... B 1 f A . s ' f' A ,,.. i . A ll R-' - ,JSQMRE s f o' -Lf, ff. : lp! I gf I --'C x J Q Pshslfqi .R 4. f txvnnv f 'i'., , V N 1 Q if f D. Sterger, M. Vind, M. Piper, J. Nelson, G. Sunbyg first row: J. Oak, R. Prady, L. Svedahl, M. Zachgo, K. Sandberg, A. Sterger, B. Teal. Not in pictures: A. Johnstad, H. Johnstad, L. Ostgard. Ninth grade horne room presidents: Paul Wold 12181, Tom McCulla and Gerald Panzer 12231, Phyllis Hanson and Denise Johnson C2171 discuss the party. N1'ntf1 Grade Une Year To Go-- Reigning over the festivities of the junior high Winter Wonderland party were the King and Queen of Snow, ninth graders Paul Wold and Shirley Pester. The ninth grade is coming along in dramatics with Bob Buus in the T.B. play and Ronny Beggs in the Christ-- mas play. Ninth graders are in Student and Music Councils, too. They hope next year they'll be a real addition to senior high. aim.. .3 The Ghost of Benjamin Sweet : Lois is an announcer for a day in the third hour English 9 Class radio Play- ' -is JG Back row: C. Hawkins, D. Ash, M. Ellingson, S. Johnson. D. R. Acker. P. Hanson, J. Hegg, B. Blokzyl, J. Hennagerg first Johnson, E. Eggertg third row: K. Brown, J. Ewing, C. Aarnes, row: L. Crane, D. Bohach, I. Birkeland, J. Anderson, J. Berg, G. Eisert. J. Bennett. E. Boyerg second row: P. Johnson. R. Buus, R. Beggs. Then Senior H zgfh :QQ ..,, .Iwi-sf, silky Back row: J. Keuning, K. Lewis, J. Oftelieg third' row: M. Nugent. Panzer. R. Larum, J. Leasg second r vm 1' D. -lr above: Shirley and Paul, Queen and King of Snow. left: In the new kitchen are Janet and Eleanor. .PG-Q 'H S Lee, R. Knutson, G. Nelson, E. Magsam, L. Drogstad. J. ow: A. Montreuil, T. McCu1la args P 3 ?Q ps -as S, 'H' 2-If-' V: L. Jorgenson, J. Myrold, G. Koolstra, S. Jones: Hrs! row: J. Kroken, J. Miller, L. Lien, L. Olson, E. Opperud. J. Pedersen. -88 .aw QQ' ii, . is W fa 382 -er- 'rf stir 5 v .31 y 'll' ex ' , Q90 ,LW xi 5 N! if 5 a .L-xA4n.. ' Back row: A. Wigand, D. Ristau, J. Solheim, J. Solie, J. Perry, first row: D. Winger, L. Sherlock, M. Radi, B. Sandberg, M. A. Stobbeg third row: G. Randers, P. Wold, R. Svedahl, R. Stadsvold, R. Taus, G. Zitzer. Not in pictures: D. Hasbrouck, Swenson. M. Walters, K. Simpsong second row: S. Swanson, D. Kollasch. A. Leas, C. Paasche. R. Prady, D. Reese, H. Van S. Pester, M. Steenerson, G. Sims, R. Schipper, B. Swansong Dellen. above: Verna, Lorrayne, Chris- tine in driver training. right: Grammar can be funny: Mr. Brown's English 10. Class oflicers: John Robertson, presidentg Mary Wilder, vice-presidentg Meredithe Morken, secretary-treasurer, like the View from the bannister. Sopfzomores They Know Their B13 Day The big parade is just beginning for the sophomores, and, with Jock Robertson as presi- dent and Mr. Brown as adviser, their class runs smoothly. Rain, mud, and hail did not stop them from making the Homecoming bon- fire a success. The sophomores are experienc- ,ing many new teachers this year, including lVIr. Sorenson, who is unfortunate enough to have a class composed of thirty-three girls. Yes, the sophomores of '52 are proud to be working ir senior high. .nw E- 'Z' ps ,I QQ - 6- -.4 '. vi L .,,... . 1-nz 'N Back row: D. Charais. M. Eisert, M. Blokzyl, R. Coauette, D. D. Beauchine, M. Ellingson, J. Bergstrom, S. Arsneau, P. Baird Davis, R. Bieverg third row: F. Berg, M. Espe. J. Anderson, L. Demaraisg first row: S. Albright, L. Biever, R. Bergum M. Blow. E. Drehmel, J. Duckworthg second row: J. Brouillard, B. Breed, C. Carlsen, R. Dargan, J. Beggs. . t Q . fu Is Here Industrious sophomores leam how to sew on wool as they make skirts and suits. .DQ -QQ- x 'PQ .. -His ,QQ .Q-. A . wa 'N av 'wk iam? in .W f Back row: A. Hermodson, K. Langbell, H. Johnson, L. Flancher, C. Olson. C. Harboe, R. Nelsong third row: M. Oliver, B. Francis, M. Morken, V. Fitzsimmons, C. Olson, G. Kleven C Magsam. second row: B. Hulst. G. Grondahl, D. Hauglid. C. Fundingsland 9iXSi -lil 'Qs AQ.. Q ' , l IWW i l - ,.,.,... E .f- ' ' ' M 1 4... - -,W . 'I .. niix r , . s ,r - is -s -' is-5 . rw . nr ' ji A .fs gt - M S -- in .umm V Q -E - -1- 0- 'JIS Ian in ...Am as ,. agp. -. -5- . sr- x ,Q ami j ., Y .1 L' G. , if --K . S -- MM 'xx X 'l we Nuff . W Q 'S' 2 Q if E C 3 I I I - M. O'Boyle, H. Johnson, L. Gillespieg first row: L. Jurchen. J. Fylling, M. Isaacson, F. Lee, S. Gorder, C. Gunderson, B. B Q rv. if 19' ,N 4n'Q2Q Back row: C. Wilder, S. Thompson, K. Schultz. D. Stenseth, L. Swenson: first row: B. Sullivan, G. Peck, M. Wilder, G. Prady, E. Stobbe, C. Taylor: third row: L. Paske, H. Vind, S. Skeim, H. Solheim. C. Teal. Not in pictures: R. Arch, G. Bolstad, J. Robertson, B. Sullivan. C. Strookg second row: D. Rohrer. N. Oliver. D. Olson, B. Sims. D. Walker, B. Woolery. J. Schmunk, V. Torgerson. M. Peet, funiors flhzmping Close upon the Heels of the Swzft X-X A . Nlany accomplishments prove that the juniors are practically at the head of the parade with some of the finest and smartest students-thirteen boys in sports and thirty-four in music. But, as most good things have one failing, so do they. Some of the laziest and most mischief-making students are jun- iors. Exciting events have filled this year -class rings, Stage Doorf, with its cast of thirty, and painting the scenery like new. To end the year properly they'll give us a gala time at prom under Miss Johnson's guidance. Class officers: Alan Sather, presidentg LaVonne Jobe. vice-presidentg Robert Caouette, secretary-treasurer, pause on the stairs between classes. 'Ulu if 'FQ- ,Ii QQ vii- 'lf ?' Back row: L. Burke, R. Cash, D. Hanson. A. Felt, A. Engeg M. Fundingsland, R. Ericksong first row: C. Crane, D. Aubol. third row: N. Bratrud, C. Berggren, W. Bennett, R. Caouetteg G. Hamilton, V. DeBoer. E. DeBoer. D. Abrahamson. second row: M. Christianson. S. Glass, N. Evenson. M. Acker, Seniors Steno 1: Gcntlcmen:- i I'- I if : QQ I I 36- I JG ev : EQ: 5 I I an es- I 'Gb 'S' an -'ff 6 Cz! on A3 fs: :f fy h . Il E gl ' V il lf' sw Elf? J ' ' 'vu s ... .. 3 Q A W I ..- Back row: N. Kiewel. R. Miller, L. Johnson, D. Mjeon, L. P. Nygaard, P. Mcwaters. A. Lyddon, V. Neuhalfeng first row: Hegland, L. Lien: third row: B. Holz, C. Owens, J. Hovelsrud, P. Mulcahy, K. Kimball. C. Miller. M. Opdahl, V. McAuley, L. Jobe, G. Jurchen, A. Leeg second row: M. Lee, A. Keuhl, iiww ,- l f? aa- .os J., if .. ff! Back row: A. Sather. L. Roberts. J. Wilder: third row: L. Parkin Not in pictures: S. Bergerson, W. Crane, M, Erickson, H. Hegg, R. Peterson, U. Stark, G. Ulseth, D. Wichern: second row: M. Kropp. M. Rossell. D. Sherlock, T. Sims, C. Swanson, A. Tveit, M. Widmc, L. Johnson, J. Wigand, M. Risch, P. Wold: first row: A. Van Dellen, R. Solheim. D. Svedahl, B. Szitrom. D. Prady, A. Thomforde, B. Weber. Sen fo rs Another Parade. . . National Honor Society: Betty Morlan, Loralee Lewis, Class officers: John Carlsen, presidentg Glenn Hansen, vice Donna Wold, Sally Collins sign the register. presidentg and Kathleen Pavey, secretary-treasurer. THE HONOR TEN l. Loralcc Lewis. Valedictorian 2.5 Audrey Burke. Salutatorian 2:5 Donna Wold. Salutatorian 4. Marilyn Olson 5. Betty Lou Morlan Prom: Vera and Janice. 6, Arlene Keuning 7. Audrey Dahl 8. Sally Collins 9. Kathleen Pavey 10. Joan Birkeland For the three years Central has been their parade ground, the seniors have memories of the Ocean Dream Prom, Our Miss Brooksf' 6'Lost Horizon, senior dress-up day, senior day, baccalaureate, and commencement. They know their parade will go on at college, in em- ployment, in the armed services. But wher- ever they are, they feel a portion of their hearts will remain always in Central. '7 Lost Horizon business staff: How many tickets did you sell? asks Business Manager Sully Collins of the business staff. Back row: O. Anderson, M. Bergum, J. Andersong front row: S. Collins, S, Watts. A. Burke, M. Olson, C. Lien. Looking into the FUfUPQ-- Wonderz'ng, u5'shz'ng , f- News A N sa Q N I :fi t X W '-'X . ., . 5,1 fi. D A ...M , .I . iss we fr X' sr A g 0 A. ssigxlfi ' 'L 'ir Iune Anderson Opal Anderson JUNE ANDERSON. Junie. Music Council 121 Orchestra 7, 8. 9. 10. 11. 123 Band 10, 11, 121 Choir 121 Drum Corps 9. 10, 11, President 125 Pep Band 11, 125 Pit Orchestra 9, 10, 11. 123 Class Play 11, Production Staff 11, 125 Curtain Call Club 123 Pepster 10, 11, 12: Optimist 11, 125 Prom 113 F. T.A. 12. OPAL ANDERSON. Dlnkle. Typing Award 103 G.A.A. 9, 10. Board 11, 125 Class Play Production Staff 11, 123 Christmas Play Production Staff 113 Speech Class Play Production Staff 115 Education Week Play 113 Curtain Call Club 11, 125 Pepster 11. 121 Optimist 9. 10, 115 Cheerleader 10, 115 Prom 113 Homecoming Attendant 10, 115 May Ball Attendant 11: Most Beautiful Girl. MARIE BERGLUND. Marie. American Legion Award 105 Orchestra 7, 8, 9, 10, 113 Pit Orchestra 10, 113 Band 113 Pep Band 115 Drum Corps 9, 105 Class Play 12, Production Staff 11, 121 Optimist 11, 12: Pepster 10, 11, Advertising Manager 123 Prom ll. MARLENE BERGUM. Marlene. Conservation Essay Prize 105 Stenography I Award 113 Choir 10, 115 Band 10, 113 Orchestra 7. 8, 9, 10, 115 Pep Band 113 Pit Orchestra 10, 111 Drum Corps 9, 10, 113 Class Play 11, Production Staff 123 Christmas Play 113 Optimist 11, 125 Quill and Scroll 125 Prom 11. JEAN BIRKELAND. Jeannie. G.A.A. 93 Class Play Production Staff 11, 123 Hall Patrol 11, 123 Library Statf 10, 11, 123 Prom 115 Science Club 12. JEROME BIRKELAND. Brink. Baseball 10, 11, 125 Lettermen's Club 121 Curtain Call Club 125 Education Week Play 125 Class Play Production Staff 11, 125 Prom 11. its sa 23551 s QS x Q55 fy .,. , .. W, an - S as 1 1 Q, - N ..,. X 1 - ggfa l jf, A ,1: J' i -I. 1. s , 1 .. w ifes N A - , S loan Birkeland Leonard Blow James Buckmiller Audrey Burke Marie Berglund O Marlene Bergum Jean ,Birkeland J9l'0m0 Birkeland JOAN BIRKELAND. Joannie. G.A.A. 95 Class Play Production Staff 11, 121 Hall Patrol IOL Library Staff 10, ll, President 125 Prom 11. LEONARD BLOW. Lenny. Football 125 Intramural Basketball 123 Class Play Production Staff 11, 125 Christmas Play Pro- duction Stalf 11. 121 Education Week Play 125 Speech Class Play 122 Safety Patrol 10, 11, 123 Movie Operator 11, 12. JAMES BUCKMILLER. Buck. Football 123 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 123 Hockey 9, 10, 113 Intramural Basketball 125 Letter- men's Club 10, 11, 123 Class Play Production Staff 125 Con- test Play 125 Christmas Play 125 Safety Patrol 10, 11, Captain 125 Hall Patrol 11, 125 Science Club 123 Best Personality. Most Reliable Boy. AUDREY BURKE. Audie. Climax High School 105 Band, 11, 123 Pep Band 125 Choir 121 Orchestra 123 Pit Orchestra 121 Brass Sextet 123 Class Play Production Staff 113 Class Play l21 Homecoming Attendant 125 Best Artist. GARY CAPISTRAN. Googer. Student Council 103 Foobtall 11, 123 Basketball 10. 11. 125 Lettermen's Club 11, 121 Class Play 11. 125 Contest Play 125 Pepster 11, 125 Prom 11. JOHN CARLSEN. Skooter. Class President 123 Student Council 123 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 123 Baseball 10, 11. 125 Track 11, 12: Hockey 115 Football 113 Intramural Basketball 125 Choir 113 Band 111 Christmas Play 115 Speech Class Play 11: Pepster Staff 1,23 Safety Patrol 11. 123 Prom 113 Best Journ- alist. S Gary Capistran John Carlsen Un the Paths They Wz'lI Be Taking Conrad Chandler Lorraine Charron Sally Calling CONRAD CHANDLER. Connie. Class Play 11, 123 Christmas Play 123 Contest Play 123 Thespians 11. 123 Most Handsome Boy, Wittiest Boy. Best Dressed Boy. LORRAINE CIIARRON. Lorraine. G.A.A. 9, 10, 113 Band 10. 11, 123 Pep Band 11, 123 Drum Corps 10, 113 Pit Orchestra 123 Orchestra 123 Class Play 12, Production Staff 123 Christ- mas Play 123 Pepster 11. 123 Optimist 10, 113 Prom 11. SALLY COLLINS. Sal. National Honor Society 11. 123 History Award 83 Student Council 123 G.A.A. 9, 10, G.A.A. Board 11, 123 Orchestra 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Drum Corps 9, 11, 123 Class Play 11, 121 Education Week Play 113 Contest Play 103 De- clamation 10. 11, 123 Thespians 11, 123 Curtain Call Club 113 Pepster ll. Editor 123 Quill and Scroll 11, 123 Optimist 103 Cheerleader 10. 11, 123 Prom 111 Homecoming Queen At- tendant 123 Best Journalist. PATRICIA CRANE. Patsy. Hall Patrol 123 Prom 11. AUDBEY DAHL. Cuple. Student Council 121 G.A.A. 9, 10, Board 11, 12: Class Play 12, Production Staff 113 Education Week Play 113 Christmas Play Production Staff 113 Speech Class Play Production Staff 113 Local Declamation 11, 123 Thespians 123 Curtain Call Club 11. 123 Pepster 11, 123 Optimist 123 Quill and Scroll 11, 121 Movie Operator 103 Science Club 123 Homecoming Queen 123 Best Dancer. Janice Ergeson Darlene Ewing Donna Freeberg Patricia Crane Audrey Dahl Oren Elsert OREN EISERT. Oren. Hockey 9, 10, 113 Lettermen's Club 12. JANICE ERGESON. Ergy. G.A.A. 9, 103 Music Council 93 Drum Corps 103 Prom 11. DARLENE EWING. Darlene. G.A.A. 10. 113 Class Play Pro- duction Staff 123 Optimist 113 Hall Patrol 123 Library Staff 12: Prom 113- Best Dressed Girl. DONNA FREEBERG. Donna. G.A.A. 9, 103 Class Play Produc- tion Staff 123 Hall Patrol 103 Prom 11. ARDELL GARRISON. Ardell. G.A.A. 9, 103 Prom 11. DALE HALOS. Moose. Intramural Basketball 123 Class Play 11, 12, Production Staff 11, 123 Education Week Play 123 Christmas Play 12, Production Staff 123 Contest Play 123 Speech Class Play 123 Thespians 11, 123 Curtain Call Club 123 Stage Crew 11, 123 Discussion 11. 123 Movie Operator 10, 11, Captain 123 Pepster 123 Safety Patrol 12. VERA HANNAH. Giggles. Music Council 123 G.A.A. 9, 103 Orchestra 7. 8, 9, 10. 11, 123 Band 11, 123 Choir 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 11. 123 Pep Band 123 Pit Orchestra 10, 11, 123 Drum Corps 9, 10, 11, 125 Class Play 11, Production Staff 123 Op- timist 10, 11, 123 Hall Patrol 113 Prom 11. Ardell Garrison Dale Halos Vera Hannal A Friend to the Left and Une to the Rzght Q... in Q . X is t is .1 - S.. is . ilenn Hansen Roger Hauglid Keith Heiberg GLENN HANSEN. Hans. Class President 101 Student Council 10. 113 Baseball 113 Golf 9. 10, Captain 11, 123 Football 10, 11. 123 Basketball 11. 123 Track 11, 123 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 123 Class Play 11. 123 Contest Play 121 Thespians 11. 123 Quill and Scroll 11, President 123 Pepster 11, Assistant Editor 123 Optimist 11, 123 Prom 113 Science Club 123 Boy Most Likely to Succeedg Best Actor. ROGER HAUGLID. Laddie. Basketball 10, 11, 123 Baseball 10, 11. 123 Track 113 Lettermen's Club 11, I2Q Cheerleader 93 Class Play 11, 12: Thespians 123 Pepster 11, 121 Optimist 9. 10, 113 Safety Patrol 10. III Hall Patrol 10. 113 Prom II: Best Dancer. KEITH I-IEIBERG. Little Moose. Intramural Basketball 123 Class Play 12. Production Staff 11, 123 Education Week Play 12: Contest Play 123 Stage Crew 11. 123 Curtain Call Club 123 Hall Patrol 113 Movie Operator 11, 12. MICHAEL HERRICK. Mike. Football 11, 123 Baseball 10, 113 Lettermen's Club 11. STANLEY HINKLEY. Hink. Intramural Basketball 123 Choir 101 Class Play Production Staff 11. 123 Prom 11. DENNIS ISAACSON. Zeke. Movie Operator 10. 113 Class Play Production Staff 113 Prom 11. X 6 as - is 33 X J 3 Ioyce Jobe QW was ., . A-t 1... 1 3 M , i Q . ii ...if S 1 x i g Michael Herrick Stanley Hinkley Dennis Isaacson JOYCE JOBE. Jobie. Music Council 123 Girls' Chorus 11, 123 Choir 10, 11, 123 Class Play Production Stal? 11, 123 Optimist 11. 123 Prom 113 Best Singer.. MARLAN JOHNSON. Speed. Cross Country 113 Movie Operat- or 121 Prom 11. DONALD KESLER. Don. Prom ll. ARLENE KEUNING. Koon. Lynden. Washington High School 103 G.A.A. 11, 123 Choir 123 Class Play 12. Production Staff 123 Pepster 123 Science Club 12. JOHN LARUM. Johnny. Class President 113 Student Council 113 Music Council 93 Baseball 113 Band 10. LORALEE LEWIS. Lee. National Honor Society 11, 123 First Place Tuberculosis Essay Contest 93 Student Council 11. President 123 Music Council 9, 121 G.A.A. 9, 10, Board 11, 123 Choir 10, 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 123 Band 8, 9. 10. 11. 123 Orchestra 10. 11, President 123 Pep Band 10, 11, 123 Pit Orchestra 10, 11. 121 Flute Quartet 10, 123 Woodwind Quintet 11: Class Play 11. 123 Contest Play I0, 11. 123 Declamation 10, 11. 123 World Day of Prayer Skit 113 Christmas Play 11, 123 Thespians 11. 121 Optimist 9. 10. 11, Editor 123 Quill and Scroll 11, 123 Hall Patrol 113 Library Staff 10: Science Club 123 Prom 113 Girl Most Likely to Succeed. Best Scholar. Best Personality. 3. Hi ,. .Q riff? fx. rg? 3 ff, -f f : z J E Marlan Johnson Donald Kesler Arlene Keuning John Larum Loralee Lewis Hopz'ng That at Some Future Hour Y. wi- W' :3 2? 'K Q Clarmc Lien Bertha Magsam Nona Montreuil Betty Lou Morlan Mui-lynn Myrold Phillip Myro' CLARINE LIEN. Lombo. G.A.A. 9, 103 Choir 123 Class Play Production Stat? 11. 121 Pepster 11. 123 Hall Patrol 113 Prom ll. BERTHA MAGSAM. Bertha. Hall Patrol 11. NONA MONTREUIL. Nonie. G.A,A. 9, 10, 113 Library Staff 103 Prom 11. 5 BETTY LOU MORLAN. SiS. National Honor Society 11, 123 Student Council 123 G.A.A. 9, 103 Choir 11, 123 Education Week Play 113 Christmas Play Production Stat? 113 Class Play 11, Production Statf 11, 123 Speech Class Play 113 Thespians 11. 12, Curtain Call Club 113 Pepster 10. 11, 123 Optimist 10, 11. 123 Quill and Scroll 11, 123 Library Staff 10. 12, President 11: Science Club 123 Most Courteous Girl. MURLYNN MYROLD. Tooby. Music Council 123 G.A.A. 9, 10. Board 11. 123 Band 10, 11. 123 Choir 10, 11. 123 Orchestra 10, 11. 123 Pep Band 11. 123 Drum Corps 11, 123 Pit Orchestra 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 112 Thespians 11, 123 Class Play 11, 123 Declamation 113 Curtain Call Club 113 Class Play Produc- tion Staff 123 'Education Week Play 113 Christmas Play Pro- duction Staff 113 Speech Class Play Production Staff 113 Pepster 123 Optimist 11, 123 Prom 113 Homecoming Queen Attendant 123 Science Club 123 Best All-Around Girl, Peppiest Girl. PHILLII' MYROLD. Phil. Student Council 123 Lettermen's Club 10, 11. 123 Hockey 10, 113 Football 10, 113 Intramural Basketball 123 Class Play 12, Production Staff 113 Speech Class Play 113 Thespians 11. 123 Education Week Play 113 Prom 113 Best All-Around -Boy, Best Singer. DONALD NELSON. Artie. Football 123 Intramural Basketball 123 Basketball Manager 11. BARBARA OGAARD. Cuddles. MARILYN OLSON. Oley. Rochester, Minnesota, High School 103 History Award 113 G.A.A. 113 Band 11, 123 Pep Band 123 Brass Sextet 123 Class Play 11, Production Staff 11, 123 Education Week Play 113 Speech Class Play 113 Declamation 11, 123 Thespians 11, 123 Curtain Call Club 113 Prom 113 Science Club 123 F. T. A. 123 Most Reliable Girl. MARY LOU OPPERUD. Mary Lou. G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 123 Or- chestra 9. 10, 113 Pit Orchestra 10, 112 Drum Corps 10. 113 Class Play Production Staff 11, 123 Optimist 10. 11, 123 Hall Patrol 113 Prom 11. MARLENE PAPPAS. Lubey. G.A.A. 9, 10, 113 Band 10, 11, l23 Class Play 11. Production Staff 11,122 Pepster 123 Optimist 10, KATHLEEN PAVEY. Katie. G.A.A. 9, 10, Board 11. 123 Class Play 11, 123 Christmas Play 123 Production Staff 113 Speech Class Play 113 Local Declamation 11, 123 Thespians 11, Pres- ident 123 Curtain Call Club President 113 Pepster 123 Optimist 11, 123 Hall Patrol 113 Science Club 123 Wittiest Girl, Best Actress., Donald N0lS0lI Barbara Ogailrd Marilyn Olson Mary Lou Oppcrud Marlene Pappas Kathleen Pa Fact and Their Drfeamings Wz'Z1 Meet Vllliam Pederson Wayne Radi George Ramherg John Ruther John Sampson WILLIAM PEDERSON. Bill. Lettermen's Club 10, 11. 123 Hockey 9, 10. 113 Class Play Production Staff 123 Prom 113 Cutest Boy, Peppiest Boy. WAYNE RADI. Cruddy. Football 11. 123 Track 9, 10. 11. Co- Captain 123 Lettermen's Club 11, 123 Intramural Basketball 123 Class Play Production Staff 123 Christmas Play 123 Cur- tain Call Club 123 Education Week Play 121 Most Courteous Boy. GEORGE RAMBERG. Gorgeous George. Willis Eide Memorial Athletic Award 113 Football 9, 10, 11. Captain 121 Basket- ball 9, 10. 11, 123 Track 9, 10, Co-Captain 11. 123 Baseball 93 Lettermen's Club 9, 10, 11. President 123 Safety Patrol 103 Hall Patrol 103 Movie Operator 123 Prom 113 Best Athlete. JOHN RUTHER. Johnny. Hockey Manager 103 Intramural Basketball 121 Lettermen's Club 10, 11. 123 Education Week Play 121 Class Play Production Sl,3ff'12Q Curtain Call Club 123 Movie Operator 12. JOHN SAMPSON. Bud. Art Award 93 Football 10, 11. 123 Track 9, 101 Intramural Basketball 123 Lettermen's Club 11. 123 Safety Patrol 10, 11. Captain 123 Movie Operator 11. 123 Prom 11. JANICE STEWART1 Stew. G.A.A. 9. 10. 113 Choir 11. 12: Curtain Call Club 11, 123 Education Week Play 11: De- clamation 11. 12: Class Play Production Staff 11, 123 Christ- mas Play Production Staff 113 Pepster 10, 11. 123 Optimist 10. 11, 123 Quill and Scroll 123 Hall Patrol 11, 123 Library Stan 10. 11. 123 Prom 113 F.T.A. 12. x as 3' N . R- 3 H A 53 3 ff ,kai K.: . Y X QQ X . rf Janice Stewart TOM THYGESON. Tom. Intramural Basketball 123 Best Artist. CHARLOTTE VIND. Char. G.A.A. 9, 10. 12, Board 113 Class Play Production Staff 11. 123 Education Week Play 123 De- clamation 11, 123 Speech Class Play Production Staff 123 Curtain Call Club 123 Optimist 9, 10, 11, 123 Pepster 11, 123 Hall Patrol 103 Library Staff 10. 11, 123 Prom 1-1. WANDA WALLACE. Wanda. SHELDON WATTS. Sheldon. Conservation Essay Prize 10: Band 11, 123 Choir 11, 123 Class Play Production Staff 123 Christmas Play 10, 123 Hall Patrol 123 Prom 113 Science Club 123 Best Scholar. CAROL WIGAND. Wigwam. G.A.A. 9, 10. Board 11, 123 Class Play Production Staff 113 Optimist 10, 11, 123 Pepster 113 Hall Patrol 103 Library Staff 10, 11, 122 Prom 11. DONNA WOLD. Carrots. National Honor Society 11. 122 Stenography I Award 113 Student Council 123 Music Council 11. 123 G.A.A. 9, 10, Board 11. President 123 Band 9, 10, 11. 123 Choir 10, 11. 123 Drum Corps 9. 10, 11. 123 Orchestra 123 Pit Orchestra 123 Girls' Chorus 10. 11, 121 Pep Band 11, 123 Class Play 11, 12, Production Staff 11. 123 Christmas Play Production Staff 11: Education Week Play 113 Curtain Call Club 113 Optimist 9. 10, 11. Business Manager 121 Quill and Scroll 11, 123 Library Staff 103 Prom 113 Science Club 123 Homecoming Attendant 12: Best Athlete. Pom Thygeson Charlotte Vind Wanda Wallace Sheldon Watts Carol Wigand Donna Wold A F A as X CPU fade 4 ' The Pepster All-American again . . . taking down the Stage Door set for the symphony . . . the saxes never tuned . . . that glorious victory over Bemidji . . .mak- ing decorations for prom . . . these are our activities. above: A sensational perform- ance-Keith Heiberg, Lora- lee Lewis, Murlynn Myrold in Lost Horizon. left: A sensational performer- George Ramberg accepts the district runner-up trophy. cL4Cf1'w'U'QS 'Q T 15... 8' N9 iii Oh, no, not a touchdown! A moment of despair but victory over Grafton brought smiles, cheers, and satisfaction Student Life For AU, Something To Enjoy Learning plays an important part in the life of a student at Central but doesn't dominate it. A relief from the grind is offered by humorous incidents and little chats with friends between classes. School parties offer a form of social entertainment for all and a chance to enjoy each other's company. Kitchen band: Lila leads G. A. A. initiates. uf' i s Q A-fx' 4. V i Competitive sports give everyone a chance to display loyalty to the school by backing the teams whether winning or losing. Public ap- pearances in plays and in music groups not only are thrilling, but give a feeling of pride in Cent- ral. Here, more than anywhere else, lies the spirit of the school'--the student spirit. Meal time is a happy time for these hungry students I-x QB l xg above: Junior high purtyYvAnne. Gary, Mickey, Betty, Mary, Jake, right: Here comes another, say Jean, Joan and Pat to Lorraine. Steady! Connie cautiously passes lifesaver to Jock. Between class chatter-and Mr. Barnes catches the culprit. A rlzfetics Cheers or Stars of Today and Tomorrow if QQ i 'rf QW! til' ' if :Q ar ' uw I K t U x .Q , wt If VIA' Qi? Junior high football squad: though a small team, Coach Fezler's junior gridders showed promise for future Central teams with 2 wins, l tie. and 2 defeats. Back row: Assistant Coach Randall P. Stenseth, D. Wilder, R. Tollefson. M. Stadsvold, Barnes. R. Casmey, R. Lyngholm, R. Hannah, Head Coach Loyd Fezlerg third row: R. Svedahl R. Prady, G. Lufkin, O. Erstad, B. Lindell, Lettermen's Club: Central's athletes sponsored the spring May ball and Crookston night at the University of North Dakota. raised funds for athletic equipment. and worked for the better- ment of the athletic department, Back row: J. Beggs, J. Ruther, J. Wilder, R. Urdahl. S. Thompson, J. Birkeland, D. Biever, L. Parkin, A. Sather, Mr. Droeng third row: P. Myrold, W. Hulst, D. Nelson, D. Stenseth, W. Pederson, G. Capistrang second row: -41 .af-'iv .'--P' Q.. ' VM- any qv M. Larsen, D. Acker, R. Hasbrouckg second row: D. Droen R. Taus, D. Larsen. G. Panzer. G. Nelson, J. Thomforde, D. Lee J. Solheim, D. Archg front row: L, Barns-ss, H. Hulst, M. Nugent T. Kiewel. Not in picture: D. Hasbrouck, R. Bakken, G. Schultz D. Van Horn. G. Zitzer, K. Sandberg, B. May, D. Radke H. Lysaker. D. Mjoen, A. Wigand, T. Sims, A. Enge, L. Hegland, J. Sampson R. Hauglidg front row: J. Buckmiller, G. Ramberg. G. Hansen W. Radi, R. Caouette, W. Bennett. Not in picture: J. Carlsen M. Herrick, R. Solheim, O. Eisert. Otficersz George Ramberg presidentg James Buckrniller, vice-presidentg Glenn Hansen secretary-treasurer. Adviser: Mr. Droen. rf Ms' M bv .iiifil . S :w er gl.-V-:asv gf 331' nqxji 5-y 2 ,Q rf , r .,,.. . ,,, . of 31 1 if . if : I 2 Y 0 ' 3' ,-,., i 'i aa . B, ,. x... ,. .,. . I : i l X 5 as ,. - X 139 93 Junior high basketball squad: junior high basketball partici- Panzer, third row: B. Teal, D. Droen, R. Rosen, M. Larsen, pants played under an intramural setup this year instead of R. Lyngholm, G. Nelson, G. Hannah: second row: H. Hulst. having an inter-school schedule. The squad played the Climax H. Lysaker, A. Wigand, J. Solheim, P. Wold. D. Larsen. junior high team four games, however. winning two and losing D. Acker, B. Lindellg front row: D. Wilder, P. Stenseth. G. two. Hulst's Hotshots copped the intramural league. Back row: Zitzer, R. Taus. R. Pester, M. Nugent, D. Arch, M. Walters, Coach Loyd Fezler, P. Reiersgord, R. Svedahl, R. Larum, J. L. Barness. Thomforde, R. Hasbrouck. G. Nelson, D. Parkin, D. Lee, G. Initiation: Roger is stylish in his burlap shirt. S v ..? N - P above: Let 'er rip'-M. Wilder, P. Nygaard, C. Fundingsland, D Rohrer, senior cheerleaders. D. Fundingsland, B. Sandberg, K. Simpson, J. Fylling. , ,. below: Junior eheerleaders end their cheer with Fight, team fight! - Football Speedy Start: Hzghlzghts of the 1951 Season Central spoiled the Grafton Spoilers in the opening game as they outclassed the Dakotans in all departments. Homecoming highlight was the Pirate win over Roseau. Bob Caouette's injury made it a costly victory. The powerful Detroit Lakes team handed the Pirates their first defeat at Detroit Lakes. Crookston triumphed on the rebound over East Grand Forks in a sixty-minute thriller as they cooled East Side's Homecoming. Ram- berg's runs and the team's blocking were a treat to observe. Thief River crushed the Pirates after Ramberg was removed from the game with an injury. Biever tied the score shortly before the injury. The Pirate attack against Red Lake Falls bogged down on a snow-covered field. The game ended 0-0 despite Crookston's seventeen to three first down advantage. Undefeated Bemidji overwhelmed the awe- stricken Pirates in the first half. Central recov- ered in the second half to hold the Lumberjacks to one touchdovsm. Mentors of the team were Alvin Droen, head coach, and Robert Strand, assistant coach. Football squad. Back row: Assistant L- in Coach Robert Strand, J. Beggs, C. Swan- son, R. Solheim, W. Hulst: second row: L. Parkin, A. Sather, L. Hegland, R. Miller: front row: J. Buckmilier, M. Herrick, G. Hansen. W. Radi. -qi' Q QQ' 'Zyl' Biever 1555 slams a Spoiler back to earth as Enge 1507, Hegland 1491, Torgerson 1433, and Herrick 1535 move in. JZ RECORD Crookston 18 . . . Grafton . 14 . . Roseau . 0 V. Detroit Lakes 27 . , East Grand Forks 6 . . Thief River Falls 0 . . Red Lake Falls 0 . . Bemidji . Opponent . . 0 . 6 . . 25 . . 20 . . 50 . 0 .41 . 7? , A N . Uauiff :.mQtMb -A Q., - 'Euan-. .1 .M W - 5.,.sT'Q..'?D-K Region All-Star, All-City, All-State honorable mention: Mike Herrick Cendj, George Ramberg Chalfbackj, Allen Enge Ccenterl. . gm an 'HY' QQ -ar not .-.Y my . 3 Back row: D. Sten- o seth, W. Sullivan. J. Wilder. D. Sher- lock, Head Coach Alvin Droenp second row: R. Caouette. D. Mjoen. A. Enge. D. Bieverg front row: G. Ramberg. L. Blow, G. Capis- tran. S. Thompson. Not in picture: H. Torgerson. J. Samp- son, W. Bennett. Captain: George Ramberg. Ramberg sets up a Pirate T D. Touchdown: Radi C45J and Solheim C473 form formidable interference for Caouette 1441. li. . .. ,, if . 9 4 nf... H.. le f X 2 S A - i'-:' ' , ' ., b Y Y 4 - , N ., g . N ,V -Q + he - .N y ,,, I Q RR Wh 'lA 'G x T Bnskxlhlll squwd Buck ron Crnch Al Droen L Hmsen R Hwuglxd G Cipxstrm I Heglwnd L Pxrkm. D. Dorlzl. B, Hulst. rw IQIIN D Mjmn Rnmxrg A Fngc B Cxouette A Hermodson hrst rms J Robertson J Boggs. S, Thompson k M A Qnth and D Stuxuth slcond ron D Bwvcr B Sulllvm Captain Ceorge Rmnhe-rg. Solhexm Jumps '1 Qcoro 'lgainst the Prowlors. r L ' Basketball Thrz'IIz'ng Fz'nz'Sh: Almost an Upset Q Coach Al Droen's Pirates finished their 1952 basketball season in fine style as they fought their way into the finals of the district tourney, where they were edged by Thief River Falls, 41-38. The game was one of the most exciting ex- hibitions of tournament basketball ever wit- nessed by district 31 fans. The score was tied eleven times during the game, and the lead changed hands an equal number of times until the last few minutes when the Prowlers stalled to hold on to their slim lead and win the championship. The team had a moderately successful re- cord for the season, winning eleven and losing eleven against the best competition in the area. Central's surprising win over Bemidji and their first encounter with Thief River proved to be the highlight games of the year. RECORD Crookston Opponent 49 . . . Fertile . . . 36 41 . . Northwest School , . 60 42 . . Climax . . 43 38 . Red Lake Falls . 24 49 . . Fosston . . 39 30 . East Grand Forks . . 36 49 . . Bemidji . . 41 41 . . Moorhead . . 52 40 . Thief River Falls . . 41 47 . . Climax . . 36 44 . . Bemidji . . 60 48 . Red Lake Falls . 36 58 . . Warren . 20 38 . . Grafton . . 42 53 . . F osston . . 33 53 , East Grand Forks . . 35 34 . Northwest School . . 42 41 . Thief River Falls . . 53 35 . . Grafton . . . 42 District Tournament 53 . Red Lake Falls . . 37 39 . East Grand Forks . . 26 38 . Thief River Falls . 41 Season's opener Mjoen hangs on E Interclass tourney: Ruinbti scores, seniors win Coach Meier Snell's thinclads had an aver- i I I l I I I I I I l l l I N 4. . , , , , Track squad. Back row: Coach Meier Snell. C. Swanson. W. G. Hansen, H. Torgersonp front row: D. Peet, W. Radi. R. Dilla- Hulst, A. Sather, A, Felt, A. Wigand, R. Durdahlg second row: bough, G. Ramberg. A. Enge, D. Lawler, R. Caouette. George L. Stobbe. J.'Carlsen, W. Kotts, C. Lunos. D. Anderson. T. Sims, Ramberg. captain: Don Anderson, honorary captain. 1951 TRACK RECORD District Meet Thief River Falls . . 819!10 Warren . . 47 Crookston . . 34 U5 Plummer . . 12 175 Red Lake Falls . 117!10 East Grand Forks . . 7 Region Meet Cass Lake . . . 2756 Thief River Falls . 26 Bemidji . . 2192 Waubun . . 17 Crookston . 1615 Captain George Ram- berg, champion hurdler and high jumper Cleft! and Don Anderson, hon- orary captain and pole vault champ frightj. 1 . Q g Y i -S 1 A it 2 jr' . .Q ' me amberg, Anderson First age time of it last spring as Don Anderson and George Ramberg qualified for the state meet by scoring firsts in their respective events in the district and region meets. Anderson did not place in the state meet, but Ramberg scored a fifth in the high jump. Because of his excellent performances dur- ing the spring track meets, the late Don An- derson was selected honorary captain. His achievements on the competitive field and as a regular guyn will forever be remembered. 6? QL . ' Cross country: S. Thompson frightl won the only two meets the boys competed in this year while A. Wigand Hefty copped a second and a third. Golf ana' Baseball Champion, Runner- Up Coached by Pat Turner, the 1951 Pirate golfers had a successful season again last year as they were District 31 champions and copped second place in the region tourney. Dan Al- bright was the lone senior on the squad, leaving only one vacancy to be filled this year. Last spring the Bucs had a record of two wins and four defeats during regular baseball play. However, in the district they trounced Zfnilatsizli Oslo 11-0 to avenge two previous defeats and D, Albright lost to Alvarado 5-4 in an extra inning for D. Mjoen runner-up honors. Bob Caouette starred with D' Stenseth two no-hitters, one against Goodridge and the Capt, Glenn Hansen. other against Oslo in the district tourney. District medalist Loyd Fezler coached the team. 1951 GOLF RECORD 1951 BASEBALL RECORD District Meet Crookston Opponent Crookston ...... 393 8 .... Oslo .,.. 9 Warren .... . 409 8 . . Goodridge . . . 2 Thief River Falls .... 417 9 . . . Oslo . . . 10 Climax ....... 446 1 . '. Hallock . . 7 Region Meet 10 . . Goodridge . . 2 Bemidji -iiil ' 363 0 . . . Alvarado . . . 5 Crookston . . 402 District Tournament Hallock . . 412 11 .... Oslo. '. . . 0 ' Fosston . . 420 4 . . . Alvarado . . 5 Bob Caouette powers out a hit. Baseball squad. Back row: Coach Loyd Fezler, J. Buckmiller, H. Torgerson. Not in picture: H. Hulst W. Hulst. R. Taus, A. R. Miller, M. Herrick, A. Enge. J. Larum, R. Caouetteg fnmt Hermodson. R. Hauglid. row: J. Beggs. W. Kotts. L. Hegland. D. Hansen, J. Carlsen. p A if Q- 'fx mg! 5, it .....!' Girls' Athletic Association Board: happy. healthy. and full of pep. Back row: J. Wigand, A. Dahl, A. Lee, L. Lewis: third row: K. Pavey C. Wigaiid. M. Risch. J. Hovelsrud, C. Andersong second' row: M. Myrold. N. Bratriid. D. Wold, P. Nygaard, P. Woldg first row: N. Evenson. S. Collins. M. Opdahl, G. llamiltoii. K. Kimball. Officers: Donna Wold, president, Murlynn Myrold. vice-prosidentg Audrey Dahl. secretary-treasurer. Adviser: Miss Klar. G.A.A. Oh Such Goings Un Initiation freaks: Jo Mae and Jean. ! .- A point: Shirley tips one 'I'ui'key trol: I.enoi'e, OVC! Sue, the net. lVlai'. Carol. Not all the activities of the G.A.A. are ath- letic. Chief non-athletic events are the dress- up initiation, the Sadie Hawkins carnival dance, and the spring picnic. However, there are few athletic endeavorstheG.A.A.does not try. They include soccer, volleyball, bowling, dancing, shuffleboard, basketball, track, softball, ice skating and tennis. MIISIIC Council The Bandwagon IS Filled with MUSZ'C1'0US 1951 FESTIVAL RECORDS District State Area A . . Choir . . . A A . . Band . . A A . Orchestra . A A . . Mixed Octet . . A A . Woodwind Quintet . A B . Saxophone Quartet . 6A's . . Instrumental Solos .. . 5A's 2B's . ..... . 1A . . Vocal Solos . . 1A 4B's . . . . ulVlusic Council 8:00. Bc theref' These familiar words call the law body of 250 music students together to decide on such projects as the opcretta, alumni party, and music festi- val. A big moment is the spring music banquet. With the lunch-room packed with music stu- dents, representatives of each grade tell what they have done in music. A program and dance conclude the evening. S The fetching all-girl Flute Quartet takes time out bo chat Festival tune-up: Audrey, Nonie, and Joan. Music Council: President Pat provokes a smile with her suggestion for an operetta setting. Back row: Pat Wold, K. Langbell, A. Lee, M. Myrold, V. Hannah, L. Burke. R. Cash, S. Pester, L. Olson. K. Sather, J. Perry: front row: M. Stadsvold, D. Wold. L. Lewis. J. Jobe, S. Swanson. P. Wold, L. Lewis, P. Hanson, G. Ulseth. G. Jurchen, C. Fundingsland, Paul Wold. Not in picture: J. Anderson. Officers: Pat Wold. president: Donna Wold, secre- tary: Donna Wold. scrapbook chairman: Gladys Jurchen, credit chairman. Adviser: Mr. Thorson. Band, Orchestra, Choir 'zfhzf Listen to the Sparffcling Melodz'es Band. Back row: Swanson, Bratrud, Bergstrom, L. Olson, Owens Randers, C. Wilder, C. Olson, Harboe, Hovelsrud, Neuhalfen, Biever, Bennett, Hannah, Skeim, Bergumg third row: Lyddon, Pester, Ewing, Walters, Watts, L. Burke, Flancher. A. Burke. Charais, Pappas. Christianson, Charron, McAuley, Carlsen: second row: Francis, Morken, Espe. Brown, Evenson, Anderson From piccolo to bass horn, this well-balanced band provides varied musical entertainment. Arrayed in their blue and gold uniforms, strains of a popular tune, an overture, or a Sousa march fill the air at the Winter Shows, the Spring festival, and the 'Memorial Day parade, under Mr. Thorsonis direction. Orchestra. Back row: Skeim. Olson, Nygaard, lfundingsland Wilder, L, Burke, Flancher, Charron, A. Burke, Christianson Morck, K. Lewis, Boyer, Myroldg third row: Brown. Morken Owens. Bergstrom. Wilder, Iangbell, Espe. D. Wold, P. Wold L. Lewis, Ulseth, Tveit, Opdahl, Kimball, Swanson, Randers second row: G. Jurchen. Bergum, Collins, Hovelsrud, Biever, v v I 1 L. Johnson. Nygaard, Fundingsland, Myrold, K. Lewis. Kropp. H. Johnsong front row: M, Olson, M. Wilder, Beauchine, Miller. Cash, Sullivan, P. Wold, Ulseth, Fylling, L. Lewis, Langbell. Breed. Svedahl. Rohrer, Stadsvold, D. Wold. Kleven. .0fficers: Bob Cash, president, Vera Hannah. secretaryg La Voi Burke, librarian. Director: Mr. Thorson. Bright, colorful formals, soft lights reflected on polished instruments, the tap of the baton, a hush in the audience, and tuneful melodies signal the opening of an evening's performance of the orchestra at class plays, the Christmas program, the Winter Shows, the music festival, baccalaureate, and commencement. Opperud, Swanson, Simpson: front row: Anderson, Hannah, Schmunk, Nelson, L. Jurchen, Svedahl. Fylling, Cash. Not in picture: Evenson, Johnson, Neuhalfen, K. Wold. Officers: Loralee Lewis. president, Donna Wold, secretary: Patty Wold, librarian. Director: T. W. Thorson. C P Choir, Back row: Anderson, Espe. Skeim, Francis, Bennett. Watts, Hanson, Cash, Enge, Flancher,vL. Burke, Hermodson Robertson, Harboe, Morken. Charaisg third row: C. Fundingsland Bergum, Breed, Jurchen, Wilder, H. Johnson, Kropp, Hegland Neuhalfen, Kleven. M. Fundingsland, Wigand, Ulseth, Owens Without boys' voices, choir seemed doomed, but with the first rehearsal in the fall, many fine-voiced boys came to the rescue. With the coming of Christmas, the choir be- gins practice for its many appearances. Noons are spent caroling in the halls with a special pro- gram at Rotary. A section of the choir formed the back stage chorus for the Christmas program. Stenseth. Blow, Haugen, Gorder, Schmunk, Albright, Fyllinggr second row: Beauchine, P. Wold. Bratrud, Svedahl, Tveit Jobe. Hovelsrud, Christianson. Sullivan: front row: Risch Walker, Kimball. Lien, Miller, Keuning. Lyddon. Stewart Morlan. Hannah, Lewis, A. Burke, Myrold, Mcwaters, D. Wold Acker, Satrom, L. Johnson. Opdahl. McAuley, Carlseng seated Gladys Jurchen, li-brariang Anita Lee, president: Joyce Jobe secretary: Ken Langbell, librarian. Director: Mr. Thorson. Caroling with the alumni members at the hos- pitals and the Great Northern depot climax the holiday season. Stodola Pumpa and Old Susanna to Lift Thine Eyes and Go Down Moses give a va- ried selection of songs sung for their own enjoy- ment and at the Thanksgiving program, bacca- laureate, and commencement. Five girls and a boy make wonderful music: the Saxophone Quartet, G. Randers, J. Bergstrom, C. Wilder, N. Bratrud, C. Olson, and C. Owens. Drum Corps 'N fall I And Look at Their Bright Unzforms ws- . ' .H f' no W ef ., 4-p - , Drum Corps. Back row: Rohrer, Svedahl, Skeim. Hannah Harboe, Espe, Neuhalfen, Randers, C. Olson, June Anderson Myrold, Collins, second row: Sullivan, Morken, S. Swanson Christianson, Judy Anderson. Simpson. Brown, Miller, B. Swan- son, Hovelsrud, P. Wold, Albright, first row: Kimball, Wilder, Laughs, fun, and serious work mark the experiences of the Drum Corps during their many practices and parades. Ginny, the flag- bearer, wanders off sometimes in the opposite direction, the girls talk and laugh in their files, finding it hard to keep in stepg but all is for- given after a snappy parade before a pleased public. There is no substitute for Central's Drum Corps as they Ui li N if r 5 Breed, Jo Anne Anderson, M. Bergum, Nygaard, Fundingsland, Hamilton, D. Wold. Schmunk, R. Bergum, Lyddon, Opdahl. Not in picture: L. Olson, Fylling, Carlsen. Officers: June Anderson, president, Murlynn Myrold, secretary, Vera Hannah and Pat Wold, custodians. Director: Mr, Thorson. Never will the Drum Corps forget the I. W. V. A. convention when they wore their new blue and gold uniforms for the first time. The girls worked diligently, selling flags on Flag Day to supplement the Board of Education fund. Their reward has been praise at Grafton, Grand Forks, home parades, football games-from spec- tators everywhere they have appeared. lead the way in the Crusade for Freedom parade. A my nv i ,4 x NRM sv- lima' .S 'Z YQ' if? JH Pep Band. We want a basket. Yea team. As the crowd sings the pep songs, the band plays on doing their bit to support the team. Lively and snappy marches, school songs and medleys are on the repertoire for their performances at home games or away. Back row: V. Hannah, B. Cash, J. Morken, J. Anderson. B. Francis, D. Svedahl, S. Skeimg fourth row: J. Bergstrom, C. Owens, C. Wilder. G. Randers, S. Swanson, L. Olsonp third row: junior MUSl'C K. Lewis, M. Morken, D. Wold, J. Hovelsrud, A. Burke, L. Biever, M. Espe, M. KroDD, K. Langbellg second row: L. Burke, M. Walters, M. Myrold, R. Bergum, S. Pester. L. Lewis, L. Flancherg front row: C. Carlsen. V. McAuley, A. Lyddon, M. Christianson, L. Charron. Not in picture: P. Wold. Officers: Bob Cash, president: L. Burke, librarian. Ar the End Is the funior Hzgh The Boys and Girls Glee Clubs are not finish- ed singers, but they sound mighty nice. The frightening tryouts and the glory of the spring concert are all part of belonging to the Glee Clubs. Starting out with scales, the Junior Band prepares for the spring concert and for the time when they will carry on in senior band and orchestra the high and praiseworthy music standards of Central. Junior Boys' Glee Club. Back row: Larum, Casmey, R. Pester. Ristau, Erstad, Reiersgord, Panzer. Behr, Larsen second row: Loren Volland, Skibenes, Bakken, Gray. Bradley, Fundingsland, Hanson. Larry Vollandg first row Barness,Sunby.Schmunk,McCulla,Stenseth,Stadsvo1d, Arch. Boyer, E. Pester. Not in picture: Lyngholm Hannah. Wold. Reese. Officers: Tom McCulla, president, Mickey Stndsvold, secretaryg Paul Stenseth, librarian Donald Fundingsland, accompanist. Director: Mr.,Thorson. l t... 'aux' ' l La... Q- M. Y Y .3 fur t of 3 gigs. ggi ' 'X -gi . .M fl ,N Tuning Up for Their Turn :P iv-rr TWB8 'J . t .X . A - 9 ffiln-.f1lf?1v?suCuf1.YWJ'5.0.0.fi Junior Girls' Glee Club. Back row: Aarnes. Johnson. S. Swanson, Randers, Lewis, Keuning, Bennett, Ewing, P. Hanson, fourth row: I. Birkeland, Simpson, B. Swanson, Brown, Bratrud, M, Hanson, Ristau, Fundingsland, Sather. J. Pederson, Pikora, Sims, S. Pester, Berg, Janice Hanson, Steenerson. Radig third row: McCulla. Campbell, Boyer, Blokzyl, Lien, L. Olson, Bohach, Monroe. Jean Hanson, Perry, Vanderbeek, Muir, Mercy, A. Olson, Schultz, Hegg, Miller, Opperudg second row: Marsha Hauglid. Nugent, Knutson. Jorgenson. B. Pester. Vind, Oak, Junior Ensemble. Back row: Dennis Ristau, Walters, Spearman. Miller. Randers, Birkeland, Aarnes, Ewing, S. Pesterg fourth row: E. Pester, Gjerstad, A. Erickson, Janna Perry, D. Johnson, Larsen, Stenseth. Wilder, Cash, third row: B. Swanson, J. Hanson, Lien, Jon Perry, Flancher, E. Eggert, Simpson, Larum, R. Pesterg second row: Lewis. Kroken, Sather. Reiersgord, J. Erickson. S. Buus, Dorrine Ristau. L. Buus, Muir: first row: Gjerstad, Brubakken, Hudacko, A. Erickson, L. Pederson, Joyce Fylling, Melbye, Wickerng flrst 1-ou: Morlan, Joan Erickson, S. Buus, L. Buus. Hartel. Prady, Janusch. Joan Fylling, Waller, Marlene Hauglid, J. Hanson, C. Birkeland, Montreuil, Moe, Zachgo, Halos. Not in picture: Asplund, Miller, Holm. McWaters. Joan Erickson. J. Olson, Anderson. Officers: Janna Perry, presidentg Karen Salher, secretary, Shirley Pester. librarian. Director: Miss Morck. Brown. Stadsvold, Monroe, Skibenes. Oak, S. Eggert, A. Olson. Fundingsland, Opperud. P. Hanson, Boyer: seated: Swanson, Olson. Not in picture: Sandberg, Barness, Anderson, Johnson. Taus, Wold, R. Gray, JoAnn Erickson, John Erickson, Robertson. Buus, Laver, Radke, Nelson, G. Gray, Bright, Jean Erickson, E. Kline. 0t'ficers: Sherol Swanson, presidentg Lois Olson. secretary, Paul Wold, librarian. Director: Mr. Thorson. A Christmas Story A Fairy Queen, cz Star What did you say? Mrs. Landsdowne CK. Paveyj finds her Singers in the processional pay homage to grandson CR. Beggsj among the waifs CL. Barness, P. Stenseth, the Christ Child as the lights dim. M. Larsenb her butler QC. Chandlerj brings into her home. The Fairy Queen grants her wish for a Christmas tree. above: Thank you, my forest elves. G. Ulseth CFairy Queenh, D. Droen, Loren Volland, H. Reese, Larry Volland with the greenest tree. right: Coming, coming with opr sacks upon our backs. D. Halos CSantaj, R. Skibenes, R. Lyngholm, G. Hannah, R. Bakken. The Bethlehem Star CI... Lewisl. Dramatics The Dzstrict Play Trophy The Torch-Bearersf' winning 'one-act play: The bird's-wing gesture: Twiller fG1enn Han- senj, Mrs. Pampinelli CLora1ee Lewisj. Srl mf.. Thespian Troupe 706: they promote speech and dramatic activities at Central and entertained us at Cupid's Ball. Back row: Miss Probstfield, Mr. Brown, D. Halos, P. Myrold, L. Lewisg second row: B. Morlan, P. McWaters, K. Pavey, M. Olson, M. Myrold, S. Collins, K. Heibergg front row: R. Caouette, G. Hansen, M. Opdahl, P. Nygaard. C. Chandler. Not in picture: R. Hauglid, V. McAuley, A. Dahl. Officers: Kathleen Pavey, president: Dale Halos, vice-president: Murlynn Myrold, secretary: Conrad Chan- dler. treasurer: Marilyn Olson, point chairman. Papa, I can't marry Percinet! Sylvette runs into Pasquinot's CKeith The Romancersf' speech class pla Percinet lMyron Kroppj woos Syl- yette CP:-xddy McWatersJ with poetry. rv . 5193? ' 1 ,gram -i- Wgue ' . if '4 3' 'ifig X ,S ' 1' 5 s. 'W-2 Q' if ! . n V' fx gg. ,iw V ff Y: Heibergj arms. Straforel CLeonard B1owJ, Bergamin QDale Halosj watch. N, plfgkgtx .-Ae is above: Mr. Spindler CMylan Haugenj falls again: Mrs. McCrickett' CDonna Rohrerj, Mrs. Ritter tCarol Fundingslandj, Mrs. Pampinelli, Mrs. Fell tGail Ulsethj, Mr. Hossefrosse CDale Halosl. right: Teddy Spearing CKeith Heibergj faints back- stage: Stage Manager tBob Caouettel, Mr. Spindler tMylan Haugenl, Mr. Twiller fGlenn Hansenj, Mrs. Pampinelli CLoralee Lewisj. RECORD District One-Act Play Contest Crookston . . . Superior, First Place Region One-Act Play Contest Crookston .... Superior, Alternate District Speech Contest Superior . . . Pat Wold, Sally Collins, Marilyn Olson, Leon Flancher, Dale Halos Speech class Education Week play: Myron and Pat listen to the radio. Local speech contestants and runners-up in the contest play. Back row: L. Flancher, D. Halos. J. Buckmiller, A. Satherg third row: D. Svedahl, C. Vind, G. Capistran, C. Chandlerg second row: P. Nygaard. M. Olson. J, Stewart, C. Owens: front row: S. Collins, P. Wold, M. Christianson, B. Satrom, V. McAuley. Not in picture: J. Anderson, A. Dahl, K. Pavey, W. Bennett. Coaches: Miss Lunde, manuscript readingg Miss Probsttield. dramatic. original and memor- ized oratoryg Mr. Brown. humorous interpretativeg Mr. Snell, discus- sion. ll Q' cz: ,is 1? . I . fi al if WHA in tp. it i 4 . Our Mz'ss Brooks A Play and cz Suitor THE CAST Miss Brooks Ted . . Miss Finch . Elsie . . Elaine . . Jane Drew . Hugo Longacre Sylvia . Mr, Wadsworth Doris . . Stanley Marge . Faith . . Rhonda Allen Miss Audubon Martin , Mrs. Allen . PRODUCTION STAFF Loralee Lewis . Glenn Hansen Kathleen Pavey Marlene Bergum June Anderson Nancy Hovland Conrad Chandler Marilyn Olson . Dale Halos Marlene Pappas Gary Capistran . Sally Collins . Donna Wold Murlynn Myrold . Betty Lou Morlan Roger Hauglid Vera Hannah Stage Manager , . . . . Keith Heiberg Lights . ..,.... Leonard Blow Make-up . Marilyn Olson, chairmang Bette Manole. Barbara Nyhus, Audrey Dahl. Opal Anderson, Gloria Briden Properties . . Carol Wigand, chairman, Janice Stewart Mary Lou Opperud Prompters . Joyce Johe, Janice Stewart Costumes ......,. Donna W01Cl Advertising . . Philip Myrold, Joan Birkeland, Jean Birkeland, Audrey Burke, Gary Capistran, Arlene Keuning Business . , . . Marie Berglund, chairman, Dale Halos, Carol Wigand, Stanley Hinkley Ushers . . Audrey Burke, Clarine Lien, Carol Wigand, Charlotte Vind, Marlan Johnson, Dennis Isaacson, Stanley Hinkley, Jerome Birkeland The Junior Class Play, May 10 and 11, 1951 Directed hy Miss Evelyn J. Probstfield Ted shows Jane a pipe which he uses for the part of Conway, an Englishman. 1 l i I Catastrophe at curtain time: Martin, the High Lama in the play, tells Jane and Miss Brooks that he is ill. ,s f' ff' a , ,fjiffg An embarrassing situation: Miss Finch informs Hugl that Miss Brooks knows nothing about sailing. 'iWhat a jolly spirit of friendly rivalry. They didn't get the part-Faith, Marge, Sylvia, Elsie, Elaine. Are Laughzng Matters Ted eavesdrops as Hugo and Miss Brooks are engaged in a Then why did she do it! roars Mr. Wadsworth while lengthy discussion of Hugo's engrossing hobby of sailing. Mrs. Allen and Rhonda stand immobile. When the juniors presented their delightful play, Our Miss Brooks, Miss Brooks, the lov- able English teacher and coach of Madison High's senior class play, provided many a laugh as she tried to satisfy both Hugo, the athletic coach, and Mr. Wadsworth, the principal. With basketball and band practices inter- rupting rehearsals of Lost Horizonf' things took a desperate turn. Authentic Chinese vases broken, band instruments and basketballs hid- den--it was just too much, and the blame always fell on Miss Brooks. However, with a wonderful performance of her play, all was forgiven, and Hugo took a new look at Miss Brooks, now his favorite English teacher. The storm is at its height-thunder-more snow! It's coming down like . . . Miss Brooks demonstrates her method of producing thunder, snow, and the whir of an airplane as Martin, Doris, and Stanley lend assistance. Lost Horizon Here Is the Magz'C Qf Shangrz'-La THE CAST Myra . . Elizabeth , Wyland . Rutherford . Chang . . Conway . . Mallinson , Miss Brinklow . . Sally Collins Audrey Burke Gary Capistran Phillip Myrold Keith Heiberg . Glenn Hansen Conrad Chandler Kathleen Pavey Audrey Dahl The Senior Class Play, Mr. Henry Barnard . Lo Tsen . . Helen . . The High Lama Tashi . . Ai-Ling . . Dale Halos Murlynn Myrold Marie Berglund . Loralee Lewis Roger Hauglid Arlene Keuning . Donna Wold Lorraine Charron Tibetan ..... Wayne Radi November 7 and 9, 1951 Directed by Miss Evelyn J. Probstfield I Al: n 'N -:tv V' ' rx ' Tl K .lf to L The beauty of Shangri-La is created by an industri- ous stage crew: J. Buck- miller. S. Watts, J. Stew- art, J. Birkeland. C. Vind. W. Radi, J. Ruther, L. Blow. Not in picture: J. Birkeland, D. Halos, K. Heiberg. J. Anderson, P. Myrold. Curtain time-two min- utes, warn the prompters as the make-up staff puts on the finishing touches: V. Hannah, J. Jobe. B. Morlan, K. Heiberg, M. Olson. J. Thompson, A. Keuning, D. Ewing. Not in picture: C. Lien, Conway learns the se- crets of long life at Shangri-La from the High Lama. Y left: Chang offers hospitality to Barnard, Miss Brinklow, Mal- linson, and Conway, the be- wildered travelers. But Lo Tsen pleads with Con- way to leave Shangri-La for Mallinson's sake . . . Myra, Rutherford, Elizabeth, Wyland tell this tale . . Looters forced Conway to leave Baskul on the last plane out with a woman missionary, Mallinson, and an American. Not until they saw the face of the pilot, Mongol of some sort, did they notice anything wrong. After a crash landing in Tibet, a group from a nearby lam- asary found them. . . As Conway left the lamasary, he thought he heard Helen calling his name. I wonder if Conway will ever find his way back to Shangri-La? A moment of gaiety: a mammoth cigar from Tashi pleases Mr. Barnard, with mixed emotions felt by Chang, Mallinson, Helen, Conway, Miss Brinklow. Ai-Ling and Helen try to induce Conway bo stay Nix by w,,,a, .i Stage Door Applause As They Take a Bow on Cleftj Keith dazzles Terry by h1s elegant dress and Cabovel Larry and Billy take publicity returned from her debut in Hollywood, surrounded by friends back home at Mrs. Orcutt The Cast Olga Brandt .... Patty Wold Mattie . . Marlene Fundingsland Mary Harper ..., .Carol Crane Mary McCune .... Anita Lee Bernice Niemeyer . . Joan Hovelsrud Madeleine Vauclain . Georgie Hamilton Judith Canfield Ann Braddock Kaye Hamilton Jean Maitland Bobby Melrose Louise Mitchell Susan Paige Pat Devine . Kendall Adams The Paddy McWaters . . Anne Tveit Marilynn Opdahl . Marilyn Christianson Barbara Satrom . Corrine Miller . Carole Owens , Dorothy Aubol Virginia Neuhalfen Terry Randall . Tony Gillette . Ellen Fenwick . Mrs. Orcutt . Frank . . Sam Hastings . Jimmy Devereaux Fred Powell . Lou Milhauser David Kingsley Keith Burgess . Dr. Randall . Larry Wescott . . Billy . . . Adolph Gretzel pictures of Jean, just 's boarding house. . Pat Nygaard Marlene Acker Vivian McAuley . Joan Wigand . Allen Enge Warren Bennett . Alan Sather Duane Hansen . Don Mjoen Bob Caouette . Robert Miller Charles Swanson Loren Heglund . LaVoi Burke . . Bob Cash Junior Class Play, November 29 and 30, 1951 Directed by Mr. Charles Brown Kr Bergerson, V. DeBoer E. DeBoer, L. Jobe, N. Rossell, M. Risch. Production staff. Third row: K. Kimball, N. Evenson, M. Kropp, D. Svedahl. W. Crane, M. Wilder. A. Thomforde. second row: A. Kuehl. S. Glass, S. 3 front row: Bratrud, M. Haugen. J. G. Ulsethp sa? ' Tryout: Mr. Gretzel critically observes sad- dened Terry as Kingsley stands by. left: My dear Lady Barbara! Judy ironically entertains Kaye and Terry. The juniors skilfully created an at- inosphere of real life at Mrs. Orcutt's boarding house, a place called home for eighteen stage struck girls. Before the fulfillment of their ireams, a tragic death befell desper- ate Kaye, Louise had an unhappy mar- riage, and beautiful Jean starred in Hollywood. Only Terry achieved her goal when she was given the lead in Kingsley's play. below: Papa and the escorts wait for the girls in Mrs. Orcutt's parlor-Jim, Fred, Lou, Sam, and Dr. Randall. journalism Front Page Scoops, Camera Candida Bring Quill and Scroll: Hansen's harem. tops in scholarship and journalism. Back row: V. McAuley, L. Lewis, K. Pavey. D. Svedahlg front row: M. Myrold, L. Johnson, M. Bergum, S. Collins, P. Nygaard. Not in picture: J. Stewart, P. Wold. B. Morlan. 0h'icers: Glenn Hansen, president, Audrey Dahl, vice-presidentg Betty Lou Morlan. secretary, Donna Wold, scrapbook chairman. 2 5, 1 44 It Advertising conference: tslandingj P. Wold, C. Miller, A. Keuningg tseatedl J. Wigand, B. Morlan, business man- ager, M. Berglund, advertising manager. Reporters' rally: journalism class writers put their pens to good use. tStandingl V. Neuhalfen, N. Kiewel, B. Holz. R. Caouetteg tseatedj M. Haugen, B. Satrom, J. Wigand, G. Hamilton. D. Halos. J. Carlsen. The Pepster's almost ready for printing: tstandingl K Pavey. feature editor, J. Stewart, feature editor, M. Myrold music editorg tseatedj G. Hansen, assistant editorg S. Collins editor-in-chief: A. Dahl, editorial editor. Prom themes, class play casts, honor stu- dents and other important news stories make up front-page scoops for the Pepster. Because of its makeup, material, content, and general characteristics, the paper has had the distinction of having an All-American rating for five years. Miss Lunde, adviser, and Sally Collins, editor, spend many hours making our Pepster worthy of its high honors. Checking the last issue: tback row! G. Capistran, boys sports: C. Lien, exchangeg J. Anderson, D. Svedahl, typists tfront rowj O. Anderson, girls' sportsg G. Hamilton, reviews L. Charron, circulationsg C. Vind, typist. Not in picture L. Hauglid, boys' sports. ,111-ll ' National Honors .-fs'-' ,fin 'ls- Busy as bees: M. Berglund, J. Stewart. J. Jobe. A. Dahl, V. Hannah, M. Opperud, M. Bergum, L. Charron Qstandingii V. McAuley, V. De- Boer, J. Wigand, M. Eisert, C. Owens, J. Anderson, R. Miller, G. Han- sen Csealed J. Sitting around a large table with Miss O'Brien, their adviser, members of the Op- timist staff plunge into a melee of picture planning, layouts, copy-fitting, deadlines, re- jected ideas, and budget problems. It's work, but it's fun, and, as a result, the Optimist achieved the highest rating of All- American for two years and last year received a First Class honor rating. Up to snuff: Statfheads P. Nygaard, B. Morlan, as- sistant editors fstandlnglg K. Pavey. features: D. Wold, business manager, L. Lewis, editor: L. Burke, assistant business manager lseatedl. .r. I ' H ,Q'Li2f .. J.,,C7Qq, it R3-: . w. - 31'-J Let's figure on these: P. Wold. music: D. Svedahl, seniorsg M. Myrold, features Cstandlngjg L. Johnson, classesg C. Vind and C. Wigand, sales Qseatcdl. Editorial and business assistants: A. Tveit, G. Acker, N. Bratrud. J. Bergstrom. F. Berg, M. Rossell, H. Vind. S. Skeim, R. Bergum Kback rowj L. Jobe, S. Gorder, J. Hovelsrud, M. Espe, D. Ulseth, M. Risch, M. B. Satrom. Rohrer, J. Anderson, S. Arsneau, L. Jurchen Ksecond rowjg B. Breed, S. Albright, J. Fylling, D. Beauchine, C. Carlsen. L. Biever. K. Kimball, M. Opdahl ffront rowl. Q 1 'Ali 4.4 , 5. ,-. Q Y ' ' Y. - . gpg xx f,R..,w O of WLM s fir School Patrol: our safety is in their hands. Back row: L. Lien, H. Johnson, D. Ha- los, B. Crane, E. Stobbe, S. Thompson, J. Beggsg first row: B. Francis, J. Carlsen, J. Sampson, L. Blow, J. Buckmiller. W, Bennett, J. Duckworth. Officers: Leon- ard B1ow,chief3 James Buck- miller and John Sampson. captains. Adviser: Mr. Snell. 'llkk -'MV Movie Operators: it should work now. Back row: L. Blow. J. Ruther, J. Sampson, D. Halos, K. Heiberg, M. Johnson, J. Wilder, second H. row: S. Thompson. A. Sather, . ' G. Rambergg first row: R. ff s Coauette, C. Chandler, J. sf -I -'N' Beggs. Officers: Dale Halos 1ffQ? .f,4, tg ' and Leonard Blow, co-cap- mf 'f tains. Adviser: Mr. Flom. Service Clubs A Grand Bunch, Says Everyone when you join 3 Service Clubv Whatis in Noon hour traffic direction is Warren's duty. store for you? Well, if it's the Safety Patrol, you'll be I r guarding pupils at intersections during the noon hourg in the Hall Patrol watching our possessions and running errands. With Movie Operators you will show movies to classes, while in the Library Staff many duties will take up your time. r And you'll be with a great bunch! , fi W nw: ,v.........,d ul AL' -:'f1,iPlf-,f 34 .AQ Library Staff: they work for us. Standing: M. Opdahl, P. Mc- Stewart. D. Ewing, D. Aubol. Officers: Joan Birkeland, presi- Waters. B. Woolnry, H. Johnson. H. Vind, J. Wigand, F. Berg, dent: Joan Wigand, vice-president: Dorothy Aubol, secretary- B. Satrom. S. Arsneau, V. DeBoer, C. Crane: seated: Joan treasurer. Adviser: Miss Sivertson. Birkeland, Jean Birkeland. Hall Patrol: call them for order. Back row: W. Crane. S. Watts, J. Buckmiller: fourth row: M. Blow, R. Nelson. J. Wigand: third row: C. Chandler, M, Lee, M. Rossellg second row: D. Ewing, P. Mulcahy. P. Crane: first row: E. DeBoer, D. Pra- dy, C. Crane, G. Prady. D. Aubol, J. Birkeland. Not in picture: J. Stewart. Ad- viser: Mr. Flom. C. Vind, C. Wigand, B. Morlan, J. YW 'BS' has Ruth Ann gets settled for work on the hall patrol, guarding possessions and running errands. -s ! 'xg George as Prince Charming fits the glass slipper. The last cheer, the last Hames after the pep fest. A fanfare for our Queen Audrey at the big game. HOm9COml'Hg 'Twas a Lovely Szgfht Freshmen Homecoming float wins: George, Gary, To . i-fx.. r X Q ll W as W ' 1 K .f -rf-N ti -4 right: Fairy godmother CMiss Lundej transforms Cinderella Uoanj. above: A beautiful Cinderella is led to her throne by Mr. Fezler. ,lv ' VQY J 5 it A A144 Rain fell at the Friday night bonfire, but sunshine and victory brightened our spirits at the parade and game the next day. That evening everyone gasped as Cinderella, riding in a radiant silver carriage drawn by four golden horses , was introduced by Lora- lee Lewis. Cinderella was the lovely Audrey Dahl, our Hoincoming queen. Queen Audrey Dahl and her attendants, M. Myrold, A. Burke, S. Collins, D. Wold, receive a loud ovation from a large audience. vp.- WR f,,,. NY' Prom An Qcean Dream with Mermaz'ds and Fish 'rf xf' , fe i f, H Q WN z gy A For our memories: displaying our new formals and suits in the Grand March Leaders of the Grand March like what they see: Dale and Lee. Soph skit: The Lamp Went Out. That was funny: Toastmistress Murlynn. f x W , 5 , 5 9 5 5 X 5 gs .lx it P '53 it Sirens' serenade: junior girls sing at the banquet. nv' 5 i N' i 1534925 A i 'l ei: ' llis. l at 1 ii Exquisite mermaids reclining on a delicate sea shells, multi-colored fish ornamenting the ceiling' and fish nets- all helped the juniors and Miss John- Q son to make the junior-senior prom an W Ocean Dream' Let's dance: Sheldon, Laddie, Carol, and Janice. Pause for punch: Marilyn, Donna, and Phillip. Lighthearted and gay: Marlene, Dennis, Opal, Stanley. X 3 , Sl Q1-I-.5 gf throne of pink and aqua seaweed and . - , , 'gil NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 'N 'J Seniors ,udrey Burke Betty Lou Morlan A ly Ann Collins Marilyn Olson 1, Dahl Kathleen Pavey -Q - Keuning Sheldon Watts ' ' Lewis Donna Wold Juniors McAuley Carole Owens ,A Nygaard Patricia Wold Awards Baseball . Basketball . . Board of Education Bright, Farley D. . Cheerleaders . . Christmas Story, A . Class Officers . Classrooms Cross country . Eighth Grade . Faculty . Flom, Ray A. . Football . G. A. A. . Golf . . Hall Patrol Homecoming Honor ten . Juniors . Knox, Leslie J. . Library Staff . . Lettermen . . . Track Iionors Tribute to Tasks Well Done Editor Loralee, Student Council president. AWARDS School Citizenship Awards, Glenn Hansen and Loralee Lewis American Legion Citizenship Awards, Sheldon Watts and Sally Ann Collins Landberg Memorial Junior High School Citizenship Awards. Melvin Walters and Lila Lien Ronald Carey Memorial Music Award, June Anderson Willis Eide Memorial Athletic Award, George Ramberg Holte Science Award, Betty Lou Morlan Bausch and Lomb Science Award, Loralee Lewis D. A. R. American History Awards, Vivian McAuley, Grade 11, and Donald Arch, Grade 8 Stenography Awards, Anita Lee, Grade 11, and Patricia Wold, Grade 11 Typing Award. Mary Wilder, Grade 10 Index 72 47 . 41, 44-45 11 10 41 55 . 2l,24,26,28,30 . 40, 16-20 46 22-23 12-14 10 42-43 48 47 67 68-69 30 28-29 10 67 40-41 14,0 O 1 9' ,p uni' Lettermen's Ball . Lost Horizon . Movie Operators . Music . . . National Honor Society Ninth grade . . Optimist . . Our Miss Brooks . Pepster . . . Physical education . Prom .... Quill and Scroll . Romancers, The School Patrol . Seniors . Seventh grade . Sophomores Speech . Staff . . Stage Door . Student Council Thespians . . . Torch-Bearers, The . . .... 46 sry, lv 5 Fw III Q ,e D . . 6 30,37,57,60-61 . . 66 . 49-54 ao . 24-25 . 65 4,58-59 . . 4,64 . . 20 11,3o,39,7o-71 . . 64 . 56 . 66 . 7,30-35 . 21-22 . 26-27 57 14 . 62-63 15 56 57 -x-gain F1931 Q Fifa R ' 'lS4..w.5l- '53x,1 gi Tl1'?if iil - Emiff 1 'YH x f W i, 5? ,. tgf A ' li 41, . iF'f..q Q.:-'lb' igpyil, 1? '- 251 Q15 .-1 B55- , iliiijyft fp' ,. 7 if ffl :i???'Lf' L y2:3f2f5?i-J 'Qt1n,T,',.': Y . 4 ,fx ,g .. .. , -W 3:' al- .Q , . 52.1, F, sf. f . . ., ,,... 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