Central High School - Optimist Yearbook (Crookston, MN)

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CALENDAR OF IOLLY EVENTS THE HOMECOMING dance a the junior high party are typical of social life at Central. Roller skating parties, after-the-game dances, senior skip day, and senior dress-up day are more escapades that all add up to the word that best describes Central school life-fun! above: Hop! Hop! Do the bunny hop! below: Forming a star at the junior high party.

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JOINING together in groups means initiation for new members. G.A.A. initiates have their ups and downs, so Mary McCulla honors Lois Olson. ii gl llfil f X f xi A ,i fpo, 2 ml r fx if XNQN5.-V I DANCING together is a pleasant pastime at Central. Ruth Ann Bergum and Charles Wilder, carefree juniors, dance away the fleeting prom hours. SINGING together at the first senior activity of the year, the class wiener roast, light-hearted seniors gather around the bonfire. PLAYING together at the senior picnic in Central park are the seniors, decked out in colorful play togs.