Central High School - Optimist Yearbook (Crookston, MN)

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ABOVE STREET PATROL. Lyle Roberts, Richard Weber, Roger Volden. LEFT MOVIE OPERATORS. ROW l: James Doda, Gary Nelson. ROW 2: David Hess, James Pester, Tom Hovland, Glenn Clark. ROW 3: Roger Janssen Robert Amiot, George Magsam, David Bakken, Jerry Ewing, Erwin Jurchen. ROW 4: Charles Anderson, Dennis Hulst,'Robert Hoiseth, Ronald Hoiseth, Lynn Ash, Duane Coouette, Students in action, our Central service groups can be called! The Music Council is the governing group of our music department, made up of the officers of the various musical organizations, both junior and senior high. Weekly they discuss problems and set up regu- lations. Annually they sponsor a banquet. The Library Staff is set up to be of assistance to the librarian. Learning the techniques of running a successful library and keeping books clean are their duties, To give strangers information and to maintain order in the halls are the main duties of the Hall Patrol. The Street Patrol Force, although small, does efficiently the job of transporting Central students safely across the busy intersections. The Movie Operators take care of our visual education, with Ron Hoiseth as chief operator. For Information BELOW: MUSIC COUNCIL. ROW 'I: Marlene Tiedeman, Judy Dragseth, Audrey Johnstad, Adele Anderson, Joni Bright, Jean Erickson. ROW 2: Gretchen Heldstob, Shirley Severin, Ken DeBoer, Ken Wold, Mert Fish, ROW 3: Roberta Schmidt, Sandra Barness, Jaan Pierce, Douglas Cameron, Carl Lensgraf, JoAnn Wikoft, Kathy Wilder, Barbara Soine.

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Peoples Choice An indispensable part of any class is its officers. They conduct the business meetings, make arrange- ments for parties, and see that the business of the class runs smoothly. The election of officers is held either in the spring or in the tall. Often these elec- tions become a battle of the sexes, with each gender trying to gain control. This rivalry was quite evident in the sophomore class where the boys emerged vic- torious. The seniors and iuniors are quite evenly divided, however. ln charge of the official business of their classes, these heads represent their respective grades on the student council. The heaviest load faces ofticers in the iunior year when they have to plan the prom. ABOVE: These happy faces belong to the otticers of the iaunty juniors. Gretchen Heldstab is secretary-treasurer, Bill Taylor, vice-president, and Marilyn Anderson, president. RIGHT: Male supremacy among the sophomores. Alden Her- modson is secretary-treasurer, Glenn Clark, vice-president, and Curt Hannah, president. Bricks on bricks. James McWaters is senior prexy Charles Wilkens vice president and Adele Anderson secretary-treasurer. ,.a- Wes is M ni' s un ning., Y

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all Upon Our Service Associates ,-. ,- fl LIBRARY STAFF. ROW 1: Sandra Olson, Judy Hauglid, Lavina Hoselton, Geraldine Weber, Sharon Grove, Mavis Goosen, Lucretia Olson, Lana Beauchine. ROW 2: Jeanette Reitmeier, Priscilla Doda, Dorothy Conat, Carol Myrold, Dana Eisert, Margaret Crane, Jean Eisert, Diane Hoselton, Fern Olson, Beverly Johnson, Mavis Myrold, Gloria Reber. A HALL PATROL. ROW 'l: Linda McCormick, ROW 2: Colleen Nelson, Joyce Hanson, Fern Olsor, Jean Eisert, Margaret Crane, Jean Erickson. ROW 3: Benedict Bohach, Gary McDowell, BUS PATROL. ROW 1: Donald Hegge, Carol Frisk, Hans Metzger. ROW 2: Norma Radi, Arva Delle Hermodson, Robert Hoisetln. ROW 3: Marilyn Horner, Arlen Seaton, Jerry Ewing. ROW 4: Charlene Johnson, Shirley Frislc, John Weber. ROW 5: Ronald Hoisetlw, Wallace Hoselton.