Central High School - Scarlet Feather Yearbook (Red Wing, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1953 volume:

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All of it wasn't caused by the game, most of it was in antic- ipating the results of the special school bond election for the combined auditorium -gymnasium held that day. The game was forgotten as the news spread through the crowd that the bond issue was ap- proved by a large majority of Red Wing residents. two This wasn't the beginning of the building program, since many years of planning and discussion concerning the desired procedure had gone on before. This election, however, definitely settled the high school building program with the approval of this S800,000 unit. Six months of study, planning, and drawing specifications by the Board of Education, school officials, and the archi- tects were necessary before contracts could be bid and issued. no A A+ - 4 sf, ,W ., fr-5 if ' Q Finally, on July 10, 1952, con- tracts were awarded. Without cere- mony or fanfare, ground was broken August 10, for the construction of the long needed, pleasantly anticipated tunnel. Equipment then moved oyer to the east side of the Industrial building in late August and excavation was begun for the main unit. umttmu, W- - ,annum Ain. V . , ,. , .M M . .1 n nu., , tru ,.,. W- ,,,.w,,w..::f:twra..su , , ' f ,-I T f, VT t ilnoooseo Naot-1 SCHOOL.. Aobsfscprs .aio Wino Mlnutsors Ton: 5965131 Anawrmn suntumna M Ylffffsvb s Maxaman The fine weather of the fall of '52 aided in the rapid progress of the early building work. Winter weather slowed construc- tion, at least to the observers eye. Spring, summer, and fall in '53 will see the completion of the construction, and as anticipated, it will be ready for use for the next school year. Dwight Gustafson comments on consuuction to Gordon Lee, Wayne Loomis, and Superin- tendent Wikre. ' w , T . W ff,,. Tif -Mzfw 2 'Z ' 2 W Qi iff if af Mg g , Q ,--- W ,fig - V5 M , ,Qi A ,f ,-L' 14, wh rvmv,-'gf , W ,L whiff - .. ,A wmv 7 x wf Ahh MES' M gigiqggw Q i figfk vffgf ' J'?'QSL i5':::,. : , , . 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The first sub-floor is finished in mid-November. ,ff N.. .Q 'Siigd 7 r1,,4- - '-farm ' ' J ' W f Q V1 31:2 M.. ..,gI.-lufA'F-fit, V .A TABLE OF CUNTENTS Administration, Faculty and Service Groups Classes III. Activities IV. Seniors ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY L. M. WIKRE Superintendent of Schools The principal ad- ministrative project of the year has been con- cerned with the details of the auditorium-gym- nasium construction. Rennovation of buildings , installing of lights and floors, along with the regular problems of pol- icies concerning stu- dents and curriculum were other administra- tive achievements. In the high school the principal and the assistantprincipalcame in contact with every RICHMOND BANKS, M. A. University of Minnesota ADMINISTRATIO A D FACULTY L. W. ANDERSON High School Principal student through guidance activities, curriculum development and regu- lating attendance. Along with classwork, all the activities of Central are influenced by the policie s and decisions of the ad- ministration. SYBLE STOLAND, B. S. Marquette University M. E. SPLITTSTOESSER Assistant Principal ROYAL HAYDEN, B. S., M. S. Iowa State Teachers College North Dakota State Teachers College Guidance Director School Nurse Vocational - Adult is .,, S, ' ' 'ttr .5 - ' eight - I 'ls' 2 1 .C ffl g Qg.f!QQstMg 7 , .s i. it A AGNES FREIJ, B. A. Augsburg, Minnesota School of Business Bookkeeping, Typ- ing JOAN SIVINSKI, B. S. St. Cloud T. C. Typing, Stenography JEAN LOY, B. A. St. Olaf Home Economics NIMA FOGELBERG, B. S. University of Minn- esota Home Economics DEAN TURNER, B.S., M. A. University of Minn- esota Agriculture JAY LOCKERBY, B. S., M. A. Stout, University of Minnesota Industrial Arts LOUIS ODE, M. A. Stout Occupational Rela- tions WILLIAM BIGGAM, M. A. University of Minn- esota Industrial Arts REYNOLD CHRIST- ENSEN, B. E. Moorhead T. C. Instrumental Music ROBERT ANDERSON, B. S. Winona T. C. Art CARL SUTHER- LAND, B, M., M,A, St. Olaf, Columbia Vocal Music nine MYRON SMITI-l,B.S, Mankato T. C. Science 7,8 LAVERN BENSON, B. S., M. A. St. Olaf, University of Minnesota Mathematics ALICE CHRISINGER, B. E. Duluth T. C. English 7, Social 7 ROBERT WALLACE, B. S. Winona T. C. Social 7, English '7 ---.....-, 4- - W H MAURICE WOHLER, MARY CAMPION, B. S. B. A. Luther St. Teresa Social 9 English 9 ANGELINECALKINS, ANNE HOLT, B. A St. Olaf English 9, Latin ROWE MILLION, B .A. Macalester Mankato T. C. Physical Education, Health y-gg, ICD EVELYN WAGNER, B. S. Mankato English 8, Social 8 VERNON MILLER, B. E. St. Cloud Mathematics JUNEAU JOHNSON, B. E. Eau Claire T. C. Science 7,9 AMANDA FLOR- NESS, B, S, River Falls, T. C. English 8, Social 8 Speech, Social ll SUSAN HART, B, s University of Minn- esota Speech Clinician RICHARD LUNDQUlST,B, A. St. Olaf Social 12 MILTON HOSKING, M. E., B. A. Hamline Social 11 E. L. POWDERLY, M. A., Ph. B. Creighton, Univer- sity of Minnesota Journalism, English 12, Social 12 RUSSELL FECHTER, Mankato B, S, T.C Science 7,9 ALBERT VOLKMAN, B. E. St. Cloud T. C. Audio Visual, Physics, Drivers Training STACY OLSON, B.S. Macalester Biology EDWARD MURPHY, B.S., M.A. River Falls T. C. University of Minn- esota Chemistry Psychology FLORENCE MCBRIDE IEANETTE JANET NEWMAN B. A. WITTICH, B.S., B.S. St. Teresa B,L,S. Macalester English 11 University of Minn- University of Minn esota esota Librarian English 11,12 'fix PETER PETRICH, M. Ed. University of Minn- esota ' Physical Education, Health H LAURA BAKKE, B.A, L' Carleton Mathematics CLARICE KAASA, B,A,, M.A. St. Olaf, Columbia Mathematics THORA HOGHAUG B. A. St. Olaf Social 10 JESSLE CHRISTENSEN, B.A, Augsburg English 10 eleven SERVICE GRGUPS -1 NURSES HELP: Row one - Meyer, Koester. Row two - Redding, Anderson Mm' , Alu. 43 umm J AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS: Row one - Savage, Furne, John- son. Row two - Puppe, Schaffer, Eckblad, Delmar Service without awards, letters, banquets, or public notice is service of the highest type. Accounting for the many films and tapes used in all of the classrooms, maintaining health records kept by the school nurse, and assisting in the immunization programs along with vision and hearing surveys are two examples of this type of service. Another is greeting and escorting patrons at school events that requires the courtesy and poise shown by the members of the usher squad. Vivian Hemmingson and Elaine I-Iennen head this group that serve whenever oc- casion demands. twelve USHER SQUAD: Row one - Loer, An- derson, Larson, Beeman, Lundberg, Mumford, Lersch. Row two - Dowell, Dyanne Swanson, Borgen, Jenkens, Forsberg, Paulson, Sylvander, Hennen. Row three -Buck, Johnson, Popp, Dor- een Swanson, Magnuson, Hemmingson. Row four - Riedell, Cornell, Knutson, Stein, Davis TRAFFIC SQUAD: Row one - Ottman, Nelson, Price, Row two - Paine, Thermos, Christianson, Jabrum, Aaker. Joining with others and establishing the fine safety record in our state, the traffic patrol serves in all weather to control pedestrian and vehicle traffic on our busy East Avenue. Inside the building, stairway re- gulations for between class traffic are supervised by another group who give hourly service. Classtime messages and an- nouncements are carried by another willing group of volunteers up and down the stairs and halls of Central. STAIRWAY MONITORS: Left to right - Conley, O- lander, Beuttner, Nibbe, Alrns, Peterson. Dale Wiech Qabsentj OFFICE HELP: Row one - Hoeft, Paulson, Hennen, Tiedeman. Row two - Ed- strom, Kohrs, Odman, Deiricks, Schwartau thirteen AUDIO-VISUAL: Left to right - La Blanc Thermos, Paine. LIBRARY CLUB: Left to right - Nelson, Es- terby, Johnson, Anderson, Armstrong, Sam- uelson. Providing attractive and efficient library service, and moving cumbersome audio- visual equipment from room to room, is also a real service. Accounting for attendance at assemblies, meeting the scowls and pleas of the noon hour front door crowd, and tak- ing telephone messages also demands the willing volunteer spirit of groups of Centralites. TELEPHONE PERSONNEL: Seated - Ferris Bolin. Standing - Fix-1, Puppe Sandra Longcor, Sharon Longcor Ammundson Beside the routine duties of dic- tation and typing, Central's secre- taries have long been known for the willing help given the students con- cerning school regulations and mater- ials. QNPWW SECRETARIES: Left to right - Marion John- son, Marlene Johnson, Vivian Nelson Neat, clean, and comfortable buildings have always been of high standard at Central. Credit for this goes to the excellent staff of custodians whose duties range from general maintainance to opening stubborn lockers. ENGINEERS: Swanson, Kull Q A CUSTODIAN: Harry Dorn CUSTOD1ANSg Chamber- lain, Bernard, Rabbe W .. .,. HQ x ,eg 'z V' ,A Q . X N r 4 x, , A A p ' N L ,i,, i ' .'n'i ,E wmv..,-,Mawria-Ww.mwy-ffMWm.NwwWw.g-.nm - MW,.mwf,,aW::N:.as it--M President BETH BENTELY Vice President DAVE BELDEN Row one: Miller, Gonyea, Lind, Carlson, Millet. Row two: Kimmel Peterson, Thompson, Schultz, Vogel Johnson, Meyer ST DE T COU CIL Service, student-faculty cooperation, and an active school life were the goals accomplished by the 1952-53 Senior Student Council. To achieve these ends the group and its committees had weekly dis- Treasurer LE ROY SC HARPEN 1 Secretary JOY SAUTER cussions and meetings on problems that ranged from candy sales to Homecoming parades. Travel, too, is part of their activity, as Beth Bentley and Carol Meyer attended state meetings at Mankato, and the entire group of twenty-six took part in the day long convention at Rochester. Row one: Ottem, Peters, Edstrom, Hemmingson, Magnuson, Larson, Barghusen. Row two: Belden, Heglund, Scharpen, Johnson, Sauter, Bentley, Hemmenway. l fix wx '. xg nnnnmlilmlimii Q A Three council members try their salesmanship on the co-editor of the Scarlet Feather. Following the council's work on all of the general arrangements for Homecoming, which again included the alumni reception, was the spon- sorship of the Free Farm Frolic. This annual hard time party, with its contests, prizes, and dancing, was enjoyed by most of the senior high. Throughout the year regulating hall and stair traffic, supervising detention, and after school typing room hours were the major service a- chievements of the group. The final achievement of the council is the organizing and staging senior award day in May. Council members served in community projects as well as school activities with library over-due notices and detention supervision. ff wb, to ' , 2 .mx , .1 1 LQ 1' J ' - ,, . ggi ,,,, Y X Officers: Forsberg, secretaryg Aadalen. treasurerg Zemke, presidentg Schendel, vice-president. ri Junior Student Council Council members about to consult in Principal An- derson's office. The principle activities of the junior high student council are con- cerned with organizing the social program and letter award system for the year. Parties for each grade and for the entire junior high were held successfully and the award system was developed to honor students with achievements in scholarship and activities. Promoting the Christmas seal sale in the entire school, and the re- gulation of bicycle traffic and parking were also included in their projects for the year. Row one: Juers, Hawley, Schendel, Kolberg, Gustafson, Johnson, Olson. Row two: Forsberg, Zemke, Crimmins Aadalen, Jackson, Wilson, Powderly, Schneider. eighteen ,wwf 6 33: 1 L U ,Mf- II CLASSES nineteen j,f ff,fzr3 Juniors Officers, left to right: Joe Lantz, vice president, Peter Ullrich, president, Carol Meyer, secretary, Marlys Ottem, treasurer. g so fffgfisgki rj i r igffgffgr S S gi . ee I is ' si W 15 - Row one: Burkard, Gonyea, Longcor, McCusker, Puppe, Peters, Row two: Anderson, S. John- son, L. Johnson, Steiner, LeBlanc. Row one: Merta, Carlson, Paulson, Stachele, Sylvester, Doud. Row two: Redding, Buck, Kappler Gerdes Hanvelt Edstrom it wlq s Row one: Hayes, Duden, Mann, Puppe, Smythurst, Meyer. Row twog Oliver, Lally, Longs- dorf, Schultz, Sammelson, I-luneke, Peterson. , ' . J , V ' ff A X . 4 ff! . Q r in 9 . Q ,f , B , at wt i' ttt t M Q 1' W A X. X -1-. st t f W is A few s . , -I-. Que , .. 4, ,ww ,sais sg, 1 -W 5, fi. ,. Q all sta s Q2 iii M r i. Lf. PW? -ii ' 7 in X., ,gkg .. 5 5 gif Row one: Magnuson, Riedell, Baggie, Lind, Carlson, Tiedeman. Row two: Ide, Bodelson, Nelson, Hall, Pearson, Curtis. Row one: Lundberg, Sylvander, Nauer, Moore, Steele, Firl. Row two: Duden, Lantz, Sus- kovic, Jebram, Larson, Strusz, Montey. fig, Al Row one: Sundahl, Thompson, Nash, Bartels, Meyer, Johnson, Amundson. Row two: Johnson Evans, Riegelman, Floen, Jeske, Meyer 3' Www xx M my 5 Row one: Gielow, Beeman, Simonson, Mossberg, Berg, Diercks, Flynn, Row twog Meyer Englund, Christianson, Hauke, Herder, Jenkins Row one: Anderson, Peterson, Hayes, Zimmermann, Vinge, Stull. Row two: Enevold, Diercks Wiech, Ahlers, McCarty, Savage, Emerson fl' .......J-- Row one: Leith, Steffenhagen, Esterby, Forsberg, Kniesel, Paine. Row twog Ullrich, Duden, Belden, Edblom, Hjermstad, Iuers ig t 'maj .gs ixgfpr P s Row one: Rapp, Steffenhagen, Schaffer, Hartery, Paulsen, Beggs. Row two: Mulhollam, Kruger, Dahling, Miller, Downey, White Row one: Pearson, Nadeau, Swanson, Magnuson, Loer, Ottem. Row two: Tesdall, Tollison, Nelson, Risberg, Key, Munson, Price. zmn1-efelaaka-2sezWafgzf:w.fM,,vIlz., r. fs,-:Wllfmssksmssszszsrawtzzisff 1 M Row one: Felde, C. Eckblad, Longcor, L. Eckb1ad,Borgen, Lersch. Row twog Hartley, Kosec, Hallquist, Hendel, Thermos, Carlson Sophomores Officers: Row one: Wayne Peterson, vice president, James Johnson, president. Row twog Patricia Ahrens, treasurer, Terry Hawkinson, secretary Row one: Nash, Savage, Zetterberg, Schmidt, Larson, Henry,1-Iansen. Row two: Larson, Holmquist, Thoms, Stein, Ramsey, Luzaich .., J . . my-asf it ifz' e. . r L: rs . 5.12 Row one: Carlson, Ovberg, Ahrens, Koester, Augustine, Sears, Leonard. Row two: Hawke, Nash, Johnson, Jablonske, Hager, Peterson, Fox. Row one: Anderson, Swenson, Levorsen, Much, Larson, Sammelson. Row two: Ross, Grossbach Eckholm, Vogel, Peterson, Hoffman, Dahl Row one: Diercks, Dankers, Munson, Von Helmst, Bennett, Diercks, Zignego. Row two: Dicke, Perkins, Paulson, Hendel, Lindstrom, l-laustein m n sc1, K, :.4: W 1 Row one: Hedin, Rapp, Nash, Davis, Gielow, Van Guilder, Puppe. Row two: Miller, Carlson, Bird, Aaker, St. John, Ellingson, Johnson. Row one: Lemmerman, Skjefstad, Rundquist, Kimmel, Mallon, Hanson. Row two: Swanson, Robbins, Bandor, Fierstad, Mc Roberts, Nealon, Wallin, Berlin Row one: Price, Larson, Anderson, Ottem, Hayes, Wimmer. Row two: Mc Carty,K1itzke, Simpson, Dammann, Post, Stuhr, Rabe Q s I Row oneg Baringer, Anderson, Huselid, Smith, Mc Rae. Row two: Conley, Lamberg, Todeff, Grabow, Erie, Sandberg Row one: Stroupe, Schafer, Burns, Harth, Schmidt, Lersch, Co1aizy,Amundson, Row two: Hemenway, Wiuff, Alma, Johnson, Swanson, Minder, Giere. Row one: Dahling, Anderson, Carlson, Glad, Fritzke. Row two: Deden, Millet, Peterson, Johnson, Hawkenson, Eldred. X i Row oneg Safe, Norman, Nelson, Carlson, Guenzel, Sailstad, Dodes. Row two: Luetke, Thalberg, Peterson, Deden, Rehder, Seeley, Peters Row one: Anderson, Hines, Carlson, Deden, Maxwell, Eide, Howe. Row two: Olson, Buettner, Dicke, Breuer, Raasch, Knopic, Drewianka Freshmen Officers: Brian Anderson, Secretary- treasurer, Lowell Peterson, president, Sandra!-lawkenson, vice-president twenty-eight Row oneg Naseth, Harris, Ottman, Schafer, l-lartnagel, Johnson, Langhans, Kohrs, Olson Jagusch, Eastman. Row two: Niebeling, Case, George, Johnson, Diercks, Owen, Sundby Burke, Gehrke, Sharp. Row three, Linder, Bauman, Decker, Grosse, Peterson, Swanson, Lar- son, Straub, Wilson Row oneg Butler, Christianson, Horn, Le Blanc, Butler, Ameling, Kaehler, Tebbe, Wojcik. Row twog Nelson, Forsberg, Rehder, Baker, Welt, Hawkenson, Lindstrom, Richardson, Walker. Row three: Huselid, Kasa, Crimmins, Lunde, Goldsmith, Stelling, Bengtson, Schulenberg Row one: Von Bargen, Carlson, Kerg, Broze, Stelter, Bartels, Austin, Terwilliger, Dalbotten, Row two: Hemphill, Nelson, Munson, Gwilt, Zemke, Powderly, Gorney, Ottem, Stull, Steffen- hagen. Row three: Benrud, Larson, Ulstad, Knopick, Mattson, Jackson, Seaberg, Lewis, I - miwf wwHv L' 3 if al Row one: l-Iilan, Harris, Mathews, As1akson,Vance, Vokmann, Steinbruckner, Thomson. Row two: Anderson, Seymour, Post, Johnson, Gihlstorf, Anderson, Gonyea, Samuelson, Schneider. Row three: Kampf, Olson, Yaggy, Magnuson, Scharpen, White, Reid, Salmonson Row one: Mc Cusker, Eckblad, Pfingsten, Zetterberg, Steele, Scharpen, Johnson, Zimmer- mann, Carlson, Nelson, Oberg. Row two: Curtis, Strusz,Schende1, lngeman, Harder, Hennings Stary, Mundle, Bengtson, Swenberg. Row three: Burke, Revoir, Opsahl, Anderson, Carlson Peterson, Winjum, Voth, Mehrkens, Nute, Nybo Row one: Meier, Krulas, Bach, Bishop, Komerg, Alms, Cook, Ackerman, Gilbert, Daley, Zignego. Row two: Scharr, Benson, White, Klopf, Gruber, Bauerkemper, Owen, Johnson, Berg. Row three: Siewert, Green, Stumpf, Bartlett,Juhlin, Olander, Freier, Gerken Eighth Grade Row one: Hoeft, Anderson, Heggem, Erickson, Dalbotten, Gou.dy, Anderson, Reinhart. Row two: Aslakson, Nybo, Boldt, Enevold, Floen, Leeson, Christianson, Burgess. Row three: Lunde, Maginnis, Schlup, Johnson, Murtinger, Wilson, Nave, Skorude, Hanson, Million Row one: Hauschildt, Betterley, Rockvam, Wyman, Meier, Lampman, Welt, Enevold, Dah- ling, Wilshusen. Row two: wiuff, Jacques, Diercks, Jablonske, Johnson, Featherstone, Box- rud, Schendel, Olson, Sandrod. Row three: Mallon, Challstrom, Cook, Farrell, Boldt, Sun- dell, Powderly, Longsdorf. Row one: Mann, Buettner, Shefveland, Linder, Zibble, Johnson,Swanson, Boatman. Row two: Kuehl, Cook, Wiederholt, Mabin, Luzaich, Ekstrom, Meyer, Hawley, Sahlberg. Row three: Schmitz, Gustafson, Christiansen, Paulson, Ratz, Albold, Anderson, Sailstad Row one: Borgen, Munson, Stiller, Moore, Lersch, Anderson, Schinke, Paulson, Hawke, Peter- son. Row two: Vollmers, Mehrkens,Tomhave, Wirth, Holst, Thompson, Watson, Bronn, Volk- mann, Borchert. Row three: Riegleman, Hubbard, Otterson, Harp, Aadalen, Avery, Sandstrom, Youngren, Koplin, Peterson sa? '- W lr.fs-:ma-ms:ees,-,r-r,ffrw:t.zi sr t. Row one: Jablonski, Jones, Diercks, Hanson, 4 .1 P pi at .Q , f . :if .1 rl tiii Rundquist, Feindt, Johnson, Ulvenes, Poquette, Christiansen. Row two: Wangen, Larson, Nash, Lifto, Dutcher, Anderson, Minnick, Olson, Sloper, Row three: Freier, Castner, Hayes, Peterson. Paulson, Kuehl, Wood, Lufkin, Beggs, Heglund, 'vii' EQ! 5 M '-,Lili F' Row one: Curtis, Jonas, Johnson, Duden, Parmeter, Ross, Linder, Miller, Zibble, Row two: Lampman, Swanson, Wiuff, Kratochvil, Bolin, Hill, Nelson, Erickson, Anderson. Row three: Ford, Meyer, Haglund, Hawkenson, Sundberg, Seymour, Petrich, Jensen, Christiansen, Nelson Row one, Emerson, Vasil, Strom, Luzaich, Hartnagel, Lohman, Hemphill, Allyn. Row two: Ames, Iablonski, Flynn, Christiansen, Cody, Moe, Freise, Donely, Boatman. Row three: Peter- son, Koester, Johnson, Watson, Kenitz, Eastman, Nelson, Babel, Peterson, Row three: Hartley, Collischan, Peterson, Hawkinson, Paulson, Vogel, Wintervold, Stary, Kernkamp, Gard, Benson. Row two: Juers, Akins, Kolberg,Hughes, Dubbe, Stein. Row o Reier, Fridell, Scharpen, Edblom, Hernlem Bremer, Leuthe, Magnuson, Peterson, Malnar, neg Powderly, Paulson, Lind, Fridell, Borchardt, Seventh Grade 'M I ,H ax ,M i W , W gg , il' K - HQMEEQQLM ' . ,,-Iii wun...., , i ,, my Lgj',d? .K b, WN , K , A Y ' . ,O is V xi L. . . A, A . 5. W 0 K 1511 I WM W . 1 Y? 1 Q. f.' .- .,M , 1 f ' ef 'Q -. w- v , U Q- 'S V' .. -, V ' f A 'P ' X ' 'r . -3, - ' A , K Q-M mai., '45 M .J .,. : v H III. ACTI ITIES K , -.- ,,,,, 7, + 3 4 I 1 4 I M!!! I . I Russell Fechter Coach Edward MUIDHY Line Coach Vernon Miller Assistant Coach SCHEDULE Sept. 5 Sept. 12 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 3 Oct. 10 Oct. 22 Oct. 31 Mankato at Faribault at Austin at Albert Lea at Rochester at Winona at Owatonna at Northfield at QQ 99 , Mwwww Dewey Johnson Co-captain Halfback Bob Koplin Co-captain Tackle Bernie Raetz Quarterback Squad Football .vw ff? Mankato Faribault Austin Red Wing Rochester Winona Red Wing Red Wing 'Wim N .5 5 RW OPP. 27 13 13 13 18 32 32 7 19 6 34 13 34 7 21 O thirty-four Bob Maxwell Halfback Bob Ulvenes Fullback Dewey Baringer Fullback Don Peterson Center Richard Raasch Center Wayne Twit Deden End Ronnie Crimmins End Dave Norman End Carl Mohn Tackle Dick Otto Anderson Tackle Howard Flen Tackle Kenny Sandberg Guard 1 Row one McMu111n DaWayn Johnson Curus Savage, McCarty, D. Nelson, Baringer. Row two Sandberg, I-Ijermsted, Evans, Longsdorf, Munson Flen, Bodelson, D. Anderson. Row three: R. Nel- son,J. Herder, Ulvenes, Raasch, L. Nelson, Kop- lin, Olander. Row four: Mohn, Norman, R. An- derson, Raetz, Peterson, Jeske. Row five: Deden Crimmins. Johnson scores as Northfie1d's Scott, Machacek look on. The Winger team of 1952. will go down in grid-iron history as one of the finest football squads to wear the Red Wing uni- form. Red Wing compiled a record of six wins, one loss and one tie, which gave them undisputed claim to the coveted Big Nine championship. This was the first confer- ence football title won by the school since 1941. Coaches Russel Fechter and Edward Murphy deserve praise for a job well done, while co-captains Bob Koplin and DaWayn Johnson both provided the needed leader- ship and skill for a championship team. Deden and Crimmins pull out for a downfield block. Johnson turns on the steam to run past Scott of Northfield lgpiqmx I35555.,013f5g4iE:fS6?SKZs:Qgit,1mfggwj,,ggfWtis2k,qifggggggtgf'rafggggt-ig: gggQjf,15 1, ,iiJsT3mi!iiQ'Q- 125Q1fif1-gEis2iei'.w:,:'5,gQsi2iSf?,,Lf?kiiQ2iEifiLki.Q Row one: LBRICISLOH, Rerg, Wilson, Gonyea, Maxwell, Wirnmer, Howe, La Blanc. Row two Nybo Gerken Sandberg Scharpen, Johnson, Knopic, Ackerman, A. Johnson, Nash. Row three: D. Swanson, Voth Seymour Paulson C Johnson Lindstrom,Freyer, Schneider. Row four: Fox, Nash, Wuiff, Hemmenway, Ratz, Aadalen J Johnson Row five Peter son, Ludke, D. Deden, Fjerstad, W. Peterson, Juhlin, Thoms, Davis. ' ' ' 9 Squad Sept. Red Wing 25 Hastings 7 Oct. Red Wing 30 Northfield 7 Oct. Red Wing 32 Winona 0 Oct. Red Wing 14 Rochester 37 Oct. Red Wing 19 Lake City 0 Coach Smith B CHEERLEADERS - Row one: McMul1in, Harris, Butler. Row two: Kolberg, Koplin. Gard. Sundby A CHEERLEADERS: weinhardt, C.Anderson, Eckblad, Bird, Gon- yea, Peterson, Magnuson. W Coach Petrich quad TEAM Row one: Raetz, Maxwell, McMuIIin, Da Wayn Johnson, Heglund. Row two: Mc Carty, Kappler, Juers, Duden, Darreld Johnson. Row three: Koplin, Dick Deden, Wayne Deden, Crim- mins, Scharpen. thirty-eight Terry McMullin Bob , ri ' N A Wayne Deden 1 1 35 A 2 X A31 tw-LJ Q QL!! Q, B k b ll . 1 as et a t Q W0 4 . A W I . A 4 F3 ,i A ,., , ,., fir ,mi haf A 3 'f' - la T 424 'A .gf Gene l-leglund , Bob Maxwell 2 Bernie Raerz r .A r , tl W: I - 'Ill lm. 3 n mn - in 3 i t 5 'Q' nf an EV F f M3 2 'iv . yy S 'W .fr ' 143' ' r LeRoy Scharpen 3 ' Ronnie Crimmins DaWayn Johnson Y g 1 I C B A. -A FV E TQ SCHEDULE O.P. R. W. Nov, 48 Mpls. Edison at 75 Red Wing Dec. 41 Rochester at 52 Rochester Dec. 48 Mpls. Vocational at 61 Red Wing Dec. 39 Winona at 47 Winona Dec. 28 St, Paul Harding at 68 Red Wing Dec. 57 Northfield at 60 Red Wing Ian. 39 St. Paul Johnson at 71 Red Wing Ian. 49 Hastings at 78 Red Wing Ian. 43 Farmington at '72 Farmington Ian. 30 Faribault at 58 Red Wing Jan. 43 Northfield at '75 Northfield Jan. 53 Winona at 68 Red Wing Feb. 32 Hastings at '77 Hastings Feb. 50 Owatonna at 53 Red Wing Feb. 61 Albert Lea at 62 Albert Lea Feb. 41 Mankato at '72 Red Wing Feb. 54 Austin at 66 Austin thirty-nine 7 ai 'NSU S. 4? Wifi-Q. 2 - 5 Q A Q f ' :QQ if HG R Saab R I gk' gig Q2 5 Li is ' - ,,,,-523' ' Q Q A'L :,. K S rg S , ? I 'S my ' V H .1 3 43 gr Q, 34. :gg Q , was V -J: AZT ' ,ZQ.0.H:fa. . -1fQ?':. - ,V JQQQL 258 ? fi, 'K 5 if ,, E I v ,- K. . . P' A I Coach Myron Smith ses A varsity practice session B squad action Keeping in stride with the varsity, the freshmen and sophomores hit the sport headlines this year with an impres- sive record to date February 10th. The B Squad, coached by Myron Smith, won eight, lost two, and had two encounters tied at the end of 24 min- utes of play. Squeeze play by Deden and Raetz Rochester Training school Winona St. Paul Harding Northfield Hastings Farmington Faribault The sophomores have done a terrific job this year and have a big job to help fill the shoes of eight retiring seniors next year. Schedule 26 Red Wing 24 Red Wing 33 Red Wing 39 Red Wing 42 Red Wing 51 Red Wing 41 Red Wing 29 Red Wing 35 Red Wing 44 Red Wing 43 Red Wing 33 Red Wing Northfield Winona Hastings Owatonna Row one: Nash, Nybo, Knopic, Wilson, Carlson, Siewert. Row two: Wuiff, Olander Hawkinson, Robins, Maxwell, Fox. Row three: J. Johnson, Iuhlin, Fjerstad, W. Peterson C. Johnson, Lunde, Lindstrom. CHESS CLUB: Row one: Aslakson, Aadalen, Reid, Olson, Anderson. Row two: Shinke, Borgen, J. Peterson, L. Peterson, Truman, Hemphill. BABY SITTERS: Sitting: Ogden, Duden, Anderson, Hanson. Standing: Luziach, Hill, Bolin, Erickson, Strom Beggs, Luziach, Powderly, Vasil, Longsdorf. FHA: Row one: Edstrom, Leseman, Peterson, Hanson, Peterson. Row two: Puppe, Anderson, E. Diercks, Gerken, Kerg, L. Diercks, Nelson, Edstrom, Bryan. Row three: Kohrs, Swanson, Meyer, Nelson, Bartells, Armstrong, Amundson. IR. F.H.A. Row one: Luzaich, Stil- ler, Johnson, Kaasa, Hawley, Erickson, Moore, Mehrkens, Paul- son, Anderson, Tebbe, Meyer, Maginnis. Row two: Longsdorf, Powder- ly, Schendel, Wieder- holdt, Hanson, Volk- mann, Koplin, Holst, Youngren, Cook, Bur- gess, Skorude, Riegel- man, Ekstrom. Row three: Fennie, Johnson, Nave, Wilson, Sand- strom, Otterson, Avery, Harp, Baker, Bengtson. AU DIO-VISUA L CLUB Seated: Diercks, L. Fri- dell, Paulson, G. Fridell, Swanson. Standing: An- derson, Vance, Volk- mann, Johnson, Friese, Sundberg, Wyman, Frier. DISCUSSION CLUB Row one: Peterson, Pet- ers, Zimmerman, Schultz.Row two: Carl- son, Aaker, Bennett, Lin- der. Row three: Hedin, Koester, Hoffman, Grossbach, Berg. Row four: Swanson, Elling- son, Lersch, Luzaich, Carlson, Beeman. Row five: Willis, Barghusen. JR, HIGH DRAMA TICS Row one: Stary, Swen- berg, Kaehler, Asla kson Benrud, Row two: Geo- rge, Post, Forsberg, Rich- ardson. Row three: Holst Magnuson, Johnson Hennings, Anderson Terwilliger. Row four Yaggy, Powderly, Math- ews, Butler, Zigneigo. Rowone: Gielow, Peters, Diercks, Zigneigo, Nash, Diericks. Row two: Huselid, Perkins, Nash, P. Dicke, G. Dicke, Richardson. Row one: Santleman, Baringer Peterson. Row two: Buettner, Eck- blad, Thompson, Nibbe, Raasch. Row one: Meyer, Munson Strusz Row two: Duden Diercks Ide Hall Jeske, Carlson. The Future Farmers of America well deserves the title of the most active club in school. Their pro- jects are closely tied to their regular classwork in Ag with the aim of de- veloping leadership, cooperation, and citizenship, Dean Turner, their advisor, is the president of the state Ag teachers organization, and represented Min- nesota in the National convention at Boston. 5 Row one: Steller, Johnson, Swanson, Kohrs, Daley, Lang- hans, Bartels, Neseth, Von Bargon. Row two: Carlon, Boroughs, Gerken, Huselid, Decker,L. Peterson, Bartlett, C, Peterson, Carlson, Matt- son, Olander, Mehrkens, Bene son, Austin. Thespians Jenkins, Belden, Bunn, Baggie, Longsdorf, Row one: Hutchson, Barghusen, Mossberg, Hemmingson, Thompson, Peters, Brunkhorst, Hennen, Brown, Wieman, Hartley, Baringer, Magnuson, Mumford, Lundberg, Row Bird, Suskovic. two: Safe, Sauter, Knutson, Ullrich, Heglund, Peterson, Munson, Bentley, Johnson, Paulson, Huneke. JR. HIGH DRAMATICS, Row one: Dubbe, Freise, Anderson, Meyer, McMu1Lin, Hernlem, Hawkenson, Kaehler. Row two: Longsdorf, Koplin, George, Ottem, Richardson, Aslakson, Nelson, Swenberg. Row three: Wintervold, Bronn, Lantz, Koester, Olson, Christensen, Forsberg, Holst. Row four: E. Stary, Schulenberg, Benrud, Anderson, Otterson, Zemke, Schendel, S. Stary, Powderly, Yaggy. PEP CLUB: Row one: Kolberg, Schendel, Munson, Weinhardt, Stein, Eckblad, Butler, Harris. Row two: Swen- berg, Ottem, Bentley, Bunn, Johnson, Hemmingson, Gonyea, Wieman, Swanson. Row three: Sundby, Forsberg, Darrah, Kolberg, Otterson, Koplin, Beeman, Magnuson. Row four: Anderson, Ottem, Edstrom, Meyer, Peterson, Bird FTA Row one: B. Hanson, Larson, Willis, Bryan, Paulson, Eckblad, Barghusen, Jenkins, Sauter, Safe, J Hanson. Row two: Leseman, Edstrom, Beeman, Eckblad, Berg, Huneke, Lally, Bentley, Forsberg, Rie- dell, Stachele, Baggie, Thompson, Koester, Nealon, Borgen, Hoffman, Grossbach, Wahlin, Klitzke, Lersch, Ellingson, Carlson. Rapp, Anderson, Hedin, Oliver, Magnuson. JR. RED CROSS Serving people here as well as people overseas by sending gift boxes, providing entertainment and refreshments for residents in rest homes were the ac- tivities of the Jr. Red Cross. IR, RED CROSS Row one: Schendel, Carlson, Powderly, Magnuson. Row two: Berg, Zetterberg, Aslakson, Hawkinson. Row three: Barghusen, Dubbe, Stary, McMul1in, Row four: Ellingson, Koester, Swenberg, Christianson, Johnson. QUILL AND SCROLL Row one: Hutchson, Olson, Edstrom, Bunn. Row two: Willis, Peterson, Jonas. Row three: Barghusen, Bentley. Row four: Zim- merman, Wieman, Munson. Row five: Mohn, Bird, Heglund. QUILL AND SCROLL Promoting interest in writing, publication and business manage- ment, constituted the efforts of this journalistic group. Eligi- bility was based on scholarship and interest and performance in journalism. R. W. CLUB Row one: Jonas, McCarty, Sandberg, Maxwell, Flen, DaWayn Johnson, Savage, Baringer. Row two: Munson, Kappler, Evans, Anderson, Raasch, Juers, Dar- reld Johnson. Row three: Koplin, Ulvenes, Peterson, McMu1lin, Nelson, Scharpen, Ullrich. Row four: Campbell, Mohn, Deden, Crimrnins. Absent: Raetz, Curtis, Bodelson. R. W. CLUB ball games. The R. W. Club is made up of letter winners in any of the various sports. The main service of the club was ushering at high school basket- Sr. G. A. A A11 Star Kay Gonyea OFFICER glCC preside One Munson Onyea 'it' Valje ' tie-?Suref 1 Dfeslden ti all Peters : Kay Wie GAA Installation OH: SCC!-e rnall fafy. ' - Kay Over 100 girls in the senior high find their athletic activities providedin this well- known organization. Basketball, volley- ball, tennis, and tumbling are just a few of the games or- ganized by this stu- dent group under the supervision of An- geline Calkins. ALL STARS Kay Gonyea, Mar- jorie Delmar, Arlene Wimmer, Kathy Burns, Eveline Bird, Bar- bara Wienhardt, Vivian Hem- mingson, Audrine Johnson. forty-seven It takes a junior high girl to have the energy and ambition to climb Barn's Bluff at 6 AM on a breakfast hike, and all these girls Will she make it? Muscles on parade ,. ,og 3 M , V H . , SPORTHEADS Row one Arlene Wim mer, Barbara Wienhardt Row two Marjorie Delmar Kathy Burns Row three: Eveline Bird Audrme Johnson Row one: Johnson, Elling- son, Carlson, Esterby Kniesel, Row two: Flen Munson, Peters, Belden Row three: Longsdorf Mohn, Schultz, Suskovic Speec Contestants Dramatic reading, oratory hu morous reading, memorized ora tions, discussion groups, a radio play, and a one act play were the di visions in which Central's speakers were represented inthe Big 9 Speech Festival at Faribault on March fourth. In addition Central's entries competed in the Minnesota High School League. Row one: Byran Barrnger Ahrens Row two: Armstrong Nelson Christenson Riedell Row one: Henry Mumford, Lundberg, Row two: Hemmingson, berg, Hoffman. three: Barghusen, dahl, Jenkins, Row four: Meyer, Her der, Nelson. ...-sf.. Hemmingson, Mossberg, Lundberg ohnson, Scharpen Barghusen Mossberg, Lundberg, Ullrich, Barghusen All Class Play l9l9 and the end of the First World War set the stage for Booth Tarkington's Clarence pre- sented by the senior high on Nov- ember sixth. The play involved the plight of a returning soldier when employ- ed by the Wheeler family. Peter Ullrich played Clarence, the re- turning soldier. Cora and Bobby Wheeler, the two problem chil- dren, were played by Jeanette Lundberg and Jack Mossherg. Their nurse and the object of the affections of Clarence and Hubert Stem was portrayed by Gloria Henry. John Munson played Hu- bert Stem. Becky Hartley and Dave Belden personified the frustrated Wheeler parents. Mr. Wheeler's secretary, Mrs. Martin, was played by Meta Barghusen. LeRoy Scharpen bounced across the stage in the role of Dinwiddie, the butler. The part of the scheming maid Della was depicted by Elaine Hennen. W-J 4 . Am Lundberg, Mossberg, Henry Carol Eckblad along with J r. Class Pla Murder, excitement and laughs in a background of leaky roofs and flickering lights characterized the 1953 Jr. Class play Ramshackle lnn. The plot involved the capture ofa bootlegging gang by Belinda Pryde, an ex-librarian. Belinda was played by Mary Ann Jenkins. Her boy friend Commadore Towser, was hu- morously portrayed by Lowell Hjermsted. Constable Small and Gilho- oley, his assistant, played by Joe Lantz. and Gerald Schultz, represented the local law of- ficers. Bill and Mary Temple played by Jack Savage and Mary Ann Borgen furnished the play with romance. Dr. Russell and his wife Gail, play- ed by Bill Wiech and Patten, played by Pete Ullrich and Fred Porter played by Allen Belden furnished the villainous factors. Joyce Rogers, Carol Meyer, and Arbuthnot, Gerald Mann, played F. B.I. agents. Bill's mother and owner of the Hotel was played by Beverly Pe- Hjermsted, Jenkins, Peterson, Ullrich Meyer Belden, Lantz, Schultz terson. Row one: Hennen, Hartley, Bergen, Savage, Belden. Row two Shultz Lantz C. Eckblad, L. Eckblad, Wiech - L. Eckblad, Hjermsted, Jenkins, Meyer, Peterson, Ullrich, C. Eckblad Wtech WWE 'r W ,, w e f S B , - ,M r' . M lerrt B , Mil 5 r wiizz 4 e ,rm M fn Wit is 'gf ne w Y f i We Eb X , 'r A s if Hrv wfv 7 f , Q Wj7PQ W N Lf Q f Sf if 'Z ,gf 'f v 7 J, v MW s 7 Mweuf , 'f . g , 3,15 .fr Q ' --f fm,- ., , I Q 4 1 w 5 f ,gg i Q? Qt wr i , V U F , i 04 agp 45 Q I r at it BAND OFFICERS - Mitchell Peters, librariang Grace Perersen, see- f ,rr' 'if' pf C f B 9,3 retary-treasurerg Barbara Bunn, vice-presidentg Alan Iverson, presi- Q , . M B 1+ 4 dent. ,, f '-,WLT L in 5 ' Reynold Christensen Band director Following prize winning participation in the 1952 Aquatennial parade, Central's eighty piece band plunged into its usual fall and winter schedule. Half time per- formances at football games, an interval for Hail to the Chief for President Tru- man, and the Christmas concert with the choir brought them to mid-year. The big winter concert at the Sheldon Auditorium and Big 9 festival appearance completed a successful year for an outstanding musical group. Mitchell Peters, Member of the All-State Band. MAJORETTES - Joanne Magnuson, Mar- ion Zemke, Jean Forsberg, Barbara An- derson. Q .rr fifty-two . .,.. , rs-e,-img.. ,. W A, J ' A.. W. , ,a , .vi ' f, E'A NV :,- .,... , If 1 Xxfv a n X R mf 1 ' . . gl I 'K ,f A W if il! 3 auf? ' 4-5 g 1 Y 3 X, D P 2:5 h W X L+ ' 12 4-S-QNKWV A 5' I f,. V f , wx 7 Q. I F . as fig I 5.5 O L 2 . I A ew fa j , w i . Yi V 71 ft- h N. rw, if ? , vi, as f ,m,, S A FA . E' px 4 5 H N ,QT u A V , yi SJ ,, 'S Q4 ., f as V, gh iw 1 ' A Xfvzn' X XM AQ.,:Q , , ,,u: R it ' EAVI' h in , Q f, x A Q , 2 X X K , A ' 9 A , --G:'A , ,af I W? an f y W C . , S d if! ,V v i K ff' ' RX! Q- b ' 6J A 1' fm F'ZS1':' ' , ,V - new ln,-i,J -I-iff? f f ff-,D 1+-M. WVR ' Q, Kaehler, Munson, Wieman Ullrich, Forsberg, Hartley, Juers Burns, Deden, Beeman, Peterson. Iverson, Belden, Juers, Ullrich Band x 44- ,J 4 ,, Row one: Vollmers, Hartley, Aadalen, Sandstrom, Malner, Tomhave, Schinke. Row two: Stet, Wirth, Edblom, Vogel, Reier, Gard, J. Paulson, Collishan, D. Paulson, Hubbert. Row three: Nelson, Borchardt, Peterson, Hughes, Luethe, Bremer, Hernlem, Rehder. Dubbe, Anderson, Hawkinson. Row four: Fridell, Peterson, Munson, Hawke, Borgen, Fridell, Bronn. Row one: Moore, Powderly, Stiller, Riegleman, Kolberg, Koplin, Holst. Row two: Lind, Benson, Peterson, Wintervold, Mehrkens, Stary, Youngren, Atkins, Lersch, Juers. Row three: Magnuson, Paul- son, Thompson, Otterson, Peterson, Scharpen, Mann, Avery, Volkmann, Harp, Lindstrorn, Baker, Stein. Qi OFFICERS Left to right: Weinhardt, Librarian, Belden, Presidentg Sauter, Secretary, Heglund, Vice President. ' eCY9Y Cart Suthedand, DH L L Row one: Lundberg, Moore, Ottem, Magnuson, Peterson, Lind, Austin, Weinhardt, Darrah. Row two: Popp, Swanson, Gerken, Luziach, Koester, Anderson, Larson, Safe. Row one: Forsberg, Anderson, Loer, Kosec, Hennen, Eckblad. Olson, Bentley, Sauter. Row two: Puppe, Harth, Carlson, Riedell, Carlson, Klitzke, Anderson, Hartley, Borgen, Bunch, Simpson. Row one: Johnson, Iverson, Bodelson, Mann, Safe, Jonas, Row two: Peterson, Eckholm, Crimmins, Raetz Deden, Zimmerman. 5 lit. Row one: Hallquist, Iebram, Munson, Hauke, Thermos, Nelson, McCarty, Baringer, Brown. Row two Holmquist, Aaker, Johnson, Riegelman, Key, Peterson, Heglund, Anderson, Herder, Belden. Boys' Quartet Belden, Iverson, Brown, lab- Girls' Trio Bunch,O1son, Darrahg Ioy Sauter, sentj, Holmquist. pianist. fifty-seven w-9' ,iff 2 Y 1 1 as tp ii 35 7 ,.., L, A M-:far 4 ff ai an 9 .,A,.L.w, 2 gf ww, Am .523-' .,,., .W , W . '.,ng,,QW1lf 5' ml? -,ay ,f , ff 4, M, .,,L 7, ,, gs Y MY' nr vb 1 if A11 American and State championship honors have become regular annual achiev- ements of the Chief- tain, Centra1's school newspaper. The '53 staff continued this record of achiev- ement. EDITORS: Meta Barghusen, Kenneth Zimmerman, Grace Peterson. Chieftain PRESS BUREAU: Louise Willis, Beth Bentley. BUSINESS MGR. and SPORTS EDITORS: Wayne Jonas, Gene Heglund, Kay Wieman. JUNIOR JOURNALISTS Row one: Meyer, Peter- X y son, Mumford, Borgen, Oliver. Row two: Mag- I nuson, Lally, Lantz, Hartery. Jenkins, Meyer, Riedell, Anderson, Ottem. Row one: Eckblad, Peters, Loer, Beeman, Gon- yea. Row two: Firl, McCusker, Stachle, Carlson, Gosse, Peterson. Edstrom, Nadeau. bol- ' NJ, 'WOHW W., Co-editors Jack Munson and Dawn Hutchson, Business Manager, Carl Mohn, Scarlet Feather Patience and planning to meet deadlinesg arrange for pictures, write copy, and fprovide good lunches in 308, occupied the Feature staff, along with providing finance to make this book possible. 4---si Kay Gonyea Left to right: Clarrine Olson, Arlene Wim- mer, Beverly Hanson, Marilyn Larson, Eve- line Bird. Marvelle Leseman, E1- Ien Edstrom, Lavonne Larson, Helen Bunch, Suzanne Peterson. ...nal .1 A ff' ... ..- M , . Carl Mohn and Dawn Hutchson present the Junior high king, and queen Barbara Gard, and Peter Voth. Feather Frolio The Feather Frolic, featuring the Elksters, pro- vided the usual mid-winter fun, gaiety, and danc- ing for 500 Cen- tralites. The Elkstersg Paul Winter- vold, Herb Kolberg, Lyle Brunett, Lyle Schultz. Frolic Festivities a 2 3 E i i I I S I M. C. Carl Mohn crowns queen Val Jean Peter- son and king Jack Edwards. You'l1 Never Get Away, says Marlene Mum- ford to Carl Mohn. Homecoming Float Winners Iuniorl-I R 108 R . . , oweMi11ion,Advisorg C . arol Eckblad, Charrman. .wan ,fr 'Gy 'When Freshman H. R. 310, Maurice Woh- ler Ad ' - , v1sor,Iohn Lantz, Chairman. Eighth Grade H.R. 209, Vernon Miller, Advisorg Pat Olson, Chairman. L w Q. 1 W I 'vw .-1 . - an Q, sf! , 9xilll':,!ff ? 'H-1 . ,. -.-...hnk..-.--,,..,, W. 5 if-3 9' f .v Z ,f 5 1+ 5? 713' ,M fa. Q NX gr' vw, use This in junior high? Who said opposites attract? This takes a lot of crust. Part Scenes Cer1tra1's eight best dressed til f '?'f ', E5 . if 7 QW M WY' K The Class of 1953 The activities and thoughts of the last year of any class at Central are aimed at that final meeting at Sheldon. Some with regret, some with sense of achieve ' ment, and all with plans to set the world on fire with the sparks that Central's memories are nourishing. Manis not made of meat alone but of mind also. A mind, however simple, that does not leave so easily an environment it so reluctantly entered. Like old men, the old minds of we seniors like to dwell now and then on the years gone by when we passed in and out of Central's classrooms with her many characters. In seventh grade we were scared of everything, everyone,every place,every minutegeighth, we had eventually adjusted to different classes each hour and students from the other three grade schools, ninth, all were numbed by the sudden homework, a shock from which we never recovered but eventually ignored- I tenth, tenacious in our efforts, we planted our seed in the senior high soil, working on projects the upper classmen headed, eleventh, we engineered the whole junior-senior prom from stars to speeches, and twelfth, we teamed up to save the school from des- truction by running it. Our class career was accompanied b athlet' y ic honors in football and basketball, an intellectual Ch. f . . . . ie tain, a less than eighty-voice choir, small honor rolls, the tunnel, larger-than-average Scarlet Feather sales, the spinet piano in choir, well- attend- ed formal dances, a victorious Homecoming, full length lockers, and no bonfire. We've been called the c1ass of contrasts . . . the very superior against the rather inferior . . . if any senior is inferior. Some received scholarships. others were weighed in the balance , some visited Chicago, others . . . detention, some left memories. other . . . bits of paper along the corridors. some lost sleep over their classes, others found it there, and some were called pets, other pests. We were either black or white with little grey matter. Well, underclassman, physically we've left you now. But, you'1l still find our marks in the office, our names on the seats at Sheldon, our faces in the Scarlet Feather, our trophies in the lighted cases, our revisions in the student council constitution, our rips in the ' ' prnnis at GAA, our scuffs along the study hall floor, and our fingerprints on the instruments in band and the piano keys in choir. These things, places, and achievements we all loved,used, and contributed to through self or spirit. They differentiate us from past classes, yet make us pleasantly similar. Guard and always r them, please . . . especially the laughter we left to echo in your hearts. Class officers: David Belden, president, DaWayn Johnson, vice presidentg Robert Ulvenes, secretary, David Norman, treasurer. sixty-six 1 ,,-q z 35' 3 UTY, , 3 f, 'k a . f 5 5 r Q., if 2 f ' 3 v ' Y .5 E gr, W H 1 'v-,Qs f 'iii im: M 1 fy 7' 4 f I 'v 4 ' ' 4 QW v 1- , H F, 4 M Qfmf g,jlglSgg?Vi?,, I i 3 Sf .J 9 Q lhlgkli 3 if . i 4 fm I 1 x 'id ' ui, Y 4' fv I 4 :af ss 3' Q Wh, fm ,a-MF' ' .. 7 l'lf- - 1 ,225 V, MAURICE ALMS Transferred from Goodhue, RICHARD ANDERSON -. R.W. Club. F.F.A. Foot- 1 A 595 ball 10, 12. KAY AUSTIN Choir 10-125 Sophomore Sextet5 Robin Hoodg Heartless Tro1l5 Play committeesg F.H.A. 10- 125 Honor Roll 9,ll,l2. META BARGHUSEN Senior Student Council 125 Madwoman of Cha-- lotg Clarence5 Import- ance of Being Earnest5 Taming of the Shrewg Thespians ll, 125 vice- president 125 Quill and Scroll 11,125 Chieftain 11, 12, Co-editor 125 Scarlet Feather l25F.T.A., Dres- ident 12, vice-president 115IuI1i01' Red Cross, pres- ident 105 Discussion Club 9-l25LatinC1ub 105Hon- or R01l9-125 G.A.A. 95 Member National High School Institute -North- western U. 1952. sixty-eight JAMES ANDERSON Senior Student Council 105 Choir 10-125 Robin Hood, Heartless Tro1l5 Madwoman of Chaillot 115 Committee 115 The Importance of Being Er- nest. CAROL ARMSTRONG Reindeer on the Roof. Discussion Club 95 Li-5 brary Club 125 Honor Roll 9,11,l2. WILLIAM BACH F.F.A. 105 Play com- mittees. DUANE BARINGER Choir 11,125 Heartless Tro1l5 Thespians 11,125 Speech activities 125 F.F.A. 9-12, president, secretary5 R.W. Club ll, 125 Honor roll 115 Foot- ball 9-l25Track 105 Play committee5 Kiwanlan- of-the-month. A RDELL BA RT ELS Art Club 11:F.H.A. 9,l0. ELIZABETH BENTLEY Freshmanvice-president. Junior vice - president. Senior Student Council president 11,l2: treasurer 10: Junior Student Coun- cil 9, Secretary: Choir 10, 11,12: Sophomore Sextet Robin Hood: The Heart- less Troll: Thespians 10, 11,12:Qui11 and Scroll ll, 12: Chieftain 11,12: Scar- let Feather 12: Co-editor Press Bureau: Discussion Club 9-11: F.T.A. Honor Roll 9-12: G.A.A. 11,12: Pep Club 10-12: Girls' State. MARLYS BOLDT Band 9-11: G.A.A. 9-12. DAVID BROWN Band 9-l1:PepBand 9-ll: Choir 10-12: Boys Octet, Boys Quartette: Robin Hood: Heartless Troll: Madwoman of Chaillot: Play committees: Thes- pians 1l,12: Speech ac- tivities:Camera Club 9- 12: Honor Roll 9-12. EVELINE BIRD Freshman Chorus: Play committees 1l,l2: Thes- pians: Chieftain 11, 12: Scarlet Feather 12 :F.H,A , 10: Honor R011 9: G.A.A. 9-12: Sergeant at Arms ll: G.A.A. Soccer 11, Softball 12. DAVID BELDEN Senior class president. Senior student council vice-president 12: Junior student council 9, Presi- dent: Choir 10-12: Presi- dent: Boys quartet, Boys Octet: Robin Hood: Heart- less Troll: Madwoman of Chaillot: Clarence: Im- portance of Being Ernest: Taming of the Shrew: Thespian 1l,l2: Photog- rapher: Camera Club 9, 10: Honor Roll 9-12: Football 9,10: Track 10, 1l:Basketba1l 10: Kiwan- ian-of-the-month. FERRIS BOLIN Play committee: Tele- phone operator: Door monitor. EDWARD BRUNKHORST Sophomore treasurer: Senior student council 10: Play committees: Thes- pians: F.F.A, Reporter: Honor Roll 10: Football 10. sixty-nine BEVERLY BRYAN Play Committees :Speech activities: F.H.A, 9-12, president 11, treasurer 10: Usher Squad 11,12: G.A ,A . 9-12:Pep Club 9: F.T.A, 10-12: Historian 12: 4H District President. 9 F Yi 2531 ROGER BUETTNER F.F.A. 10, 11, 12: Hall Monitor 12. BARBARA BUNN Freshman chorus: Sopho- more Treasurer: Senior Student Council 10: Band 9-12: Vice - president: Trombone trio: Madwo- man of Chaillot: Im- portance of Being Earnest: Thespia ns 11 ,12 :Chieftain 12: Scarlet Feather 12: Pep Club 12: Honor R011 9-12: G.A.A. 12. CURT CAMPBELL R.W. Club l1,l2:Basebal1 9,1l,12. seventy MARLENE BUCK Junior student council 9: Usher Squad 11,12. HELEN BUNCH Freshman Chorus, Choir 10-12: Sophomore sextet, mixed octet, mixed quartet, girls trio. Music Council: Robin Hood: The Heartless Troll: Chieftain 12: Scarlet Feather 12: Speech ac- tivities: Baby Sitters 9: Honor R011 9-12: G.A.A. 9-12. KATHLENE BURNS Band 9-12: Saxophone quartet: G.A.A. 9-12, Tennis 12. MARILYN CASE Transferred from Roches- ter in senior year. WILFORD CHRISTOFFER- SON NANCY CORNELL Art Club 1l,l2g Usher Squad ll,l2. LA RRY DAHL Football 10. GAIL DARRAH Choir 1l,l2g Hearless Troll: Madwoman of Chaillotg Pep Club 115 F.T.A. 12: G.A.A. 12. WILLIAM CONLEY Traffic Patrol ll. RONALD CRIMMINS Band 9-ll: Choir 12g R. W, Club 11,12gR.W. Club treasurer: Football 9-12g Basketball 9-12g Track 9 -12g All - conference football Team: Heart- less Troll. KERMITH DAHLING SYLVIA DAVIS Art Clubg Usher Squad. seventy-one WAYNE DEDEN Band 9,l0,1lg Choir 12g R.W. Clubg Football 9- 12g Basketball 9-12 p Base- ball l0, 12g All - State Football End '53g A11- Conference basketball ll, 12g All - conference football 124 Heartless Troll. EDITH DIERCKS F.H.A.g Office Helper. DELORES DOWELL Play committees: Art Club: Usher Squad. DALE ECKBLAD F.F.A. Y my . gg 15235 tak? as lwfs ezs , . 1 ss, my w 5 :. :.,.,1., .sztsizswl - f gvigrziwaigiffgw 1 s:ee1f:.iwa:: mayawzfiaf Q7 5 . .f:a. 3,.1.f 55 1 '-f. i -Ez: Zeriifffi ,.,,, ..,., .s,.m,,,i.,,2,e .V ,,kk,. , me . ,W .X t,,c, also, Y ,a.a ltl.. l1,. .,t-, l . .,t-- ,lt,,. if ,l. S, A ,a., at ,f1, ,a.t,t,.,,. W JrM'43fa 'KF 2-95 E1 W' vale-V M'--aa., ,iw lsz,f:.ffe,.W w,re:-mi. my fm.. ,fd ,M P, ,,a5,s--Mal .g , n,,N,.,,,,.m,.,k Em!-saw' at emi , wg 5551? uf ,asgiggsw wfebvg was we ,A Q .V ,fem a,M,., 1 A- a,'u',--.,:': :-, 5 -: J-. 1. . lair -Bmf?wl2Q?gf ' ' wsiitiaigigihasiigzgtf 1 1 s p asa ea I if -: . A 1 ' '-'- :ri 1-isfxazfgz ' sq: -aieliati? :..Q, -1 ,'-gan 2:3-:Q-'gfa-?qf.2E:,9,i:5:: 5 Q + five : f, , f Qamfaisfwstsggwsaanf N K S6V6l'lIy'IWO MARIORIE DELMAR Audio - Visualg Usher Squad: G.A.A. Sport headg Pep Club, LYLE DODES CHARLES DUFFING Freshman Chorusg High School Bowling champs- captain. DAVID ECKBLAD No picture taken. ELLEN EDSTROM Freshman Chorusg Play Committeesg Chieftain 12g Scarlet Feather 12g Latin Club 10: F.H,A,g Discussion Clubg G.A.A. Office Work. LOREN FINNEY Transferred from Roches- ter in senior year. YVONNE FORSBERG Choirg Heartless Trollg Play committeeg Discus- sion Club 10g Art Club Secretary ll: Honor Roll 9, 10g Pep Club ll,12g G.A,A. 9-125 Usher Squad ll. JACQUELYN GERKEN Choir: Heartless Trollg F.l-l,A,g Transferred from New Ulm in Junior year. JACK EDWARDS Freshman Chorus: Audio Visualg Football 9,l0. sf' s 5 s wird? 5 QB, 5.- HOWARD FLEN R.W. Clubg Football 9- 123 Track. MA RLENE FURN E Audio Visual. i V as 3 '. 4-1 ' mfg' in .ss- K Q . yy V ' if-N.-Q-ag-':rFf5 W , , '53 . ,Ai -iff-'f-1 V nj win A. KAY GONYEA Chieftain 1l,12g Scarlet Feather 12g Freshman Chorusg G.A .A . President 12, secretary 105 Cheer- leader 9-12g Pep Club 9-12, secretary 10g Of- fice Help ll,l2p Home- coming queen attendant. seventy-three 3 IO ANN GRIFFITH Art Club l1:Usher Squad. IANIS HANSON PlayCommitteesgF.H.A. 10,113 sec. 12, treas. 11, F.T.A, 10,l1,l2g Usher Squad, G.A.A, 10,ll,l2g Office Help 11. GENE HEGLUND Class President 10: Senior Student Council l0,l2g Choir 10,ll,12gVice-presi- dent 12g Robin Hood, Heartless Trollg Play Committeesg Thespians 10,l1,l2g Chieftain l1,l2g Sports Editorg R.W. Club 10,1l,l2g Honor R0l1Stu- dent 9-l2g Basketball 10, 1l,l2g Baseball lO,1l,l2g American Legion Award 9: Traffic Squad l0,llg Kiwanian-of-the-month. ELAINE HENNEN Heartless Trollg Choirg Clarenceg Play Com- mitteesg Usher Squad 11, 12, Co-chairman: Fresh- man Chorusg G.A.A,g Thespians 1l,l2g Speech Activities, Office Moni- tor 12. seventy-four BEVERLY HANSON Freshman Chorusp Play Committees: Chieftain 11-12, Scarlet Feather 12, F.T.A. n,12. DONALD HARRIS Football. VIVIAN I-IEMMINGSON Senior Student Council 11,12g Play committees: Importance of Being Earnest, Thespians 11,12 secretary, Usher Squad 11,l2,G.A.A.gPepC1ubg Homecoming queen at- tendant. JOAN HOEFT Office Monitor: School Bookkeeper. WAYNE HOFFMAN Audio Visual 9-ll: Bas- ketball l0: Track 1l,l2: Traffic Patrol ll. DAWN HUTCHSON Junior Student Council: Freshman Chorus: Play Committee: Thespians: Quill and Scroll: Chief- tain 1l,l2: Scarlet Feather Co-editor: Pep Club. AUDRINE JOHNSON Play Committees: Thes- plans ll,l2: Audio Visual 12: Usher Squad: G.A.A. Vollyball: Pep Club. WAYNE IONAS Choir 10-l2:Robin Hood: The Heartless Troll: Chieftain 11,12-Business Manager 12: Scarlet Fea- ther 12: R.W. Club 9- 12: Athletic Mgr., 3 yrs. Music Council 12. WALLACE HOLMQUIST Band: German Band: Trumpet Quartet 10: Choir: Boys Quartet: The Heartless Troll: Camera Club. ALAN IVERSON Band, President: Trom- bone Trio: German Band: Pep Band: Choir 10-12: Boys Octet, Boys Quartet: Robin Hood, The Heart- less Troll: Kiwanian-of- the-month. DA WAYN JOHNSON Senior vice - president: R.W. Club, vice-presi- dent 12: Football Co- captain: Basketball: Baseball: Track: A11- conference football team: Kiwanian-of-the- month. JW E 31545: . st 'f r--- QQ , . -5:5 f'..:fe 'E iTE2,:1: A J sas-s s: fefafaf. Q Zac: L. Mgr.: ...,..:-gb A ,QQ ,r,::w, Q -' r .55 fp f ,,-gh, 1:5 s- , ff :ti 'V , uw, 115: 'g::::r:-Era, 1.39.51-f.fi ,5--,.1.Zrg,.2z .. , rm, ,12. .V - .V . - - :1,:.f.::,q,:s. .- A 1, 15:31 tgiwsgiwggsk , 'Q 7 rf,,::,::-eggs .wr - ,. an 1. ' . ,mr-,Vm,M,r1:,.f,Ly ,I , , , gran.: 1- .M . - ' :ref- ' . -' K , ' , ' -:rf-g: - -ri new-fs '14 t ...,,,,,. , , , M ,,,,,,, - ,. I 5.5! ma,-irgcg. '- L1 ilffwktfwi: - f xjj, K' , EUGENE KEMPF Band 9-11: Choir 10: Robin Hood: Play com- mittee. seventy-five MARILYN KERG F.H.A. MARY LOU KNUTSON Play committees: Thes- piansgSpeech Activitiesg Usher Squad. ROBERT KOPLIN R.W. Club l01l2-presi- dent: Honor Roll llg Foot- ball 9 - 12-Co-captaing All-conference football team: Basketball 10-12g Track 10,113 Kiwanian- of-the-month. LAVONNE LARSON Senior student council 12g Chieftain 1l,12g Scar- let Feather 12g F.H.A, F.T.A. G.A.A. llg Usher Squad. seventy-six RAYMOND KNOPIC Play committees. AUDREY KOHRS Office Help 10-12g F. H. A . DELORES KOSEC Choir 125 The 1-Ieartless T1'011: G.A.A. 9-12. MARILYN LARSON Freshman Chorus: Choir 10-12 g Sophomore Sextetg Robin Hoody The Heart- less Trollg Play com- mitteesg Chieftain l1,12g Scarlet Feather 12 gF.T.A . 11,125 Discussion Club 9, 105 Honor Roll 9. MARVELLE LESEMAN Play Committees: Chief- tain ll,l2g Scarlet Fea- ther 12g F.H.A. Usher Squadg F.T.A, G.A,A. l0,1l,l2. MYRON LUNDELL Transferred from Hast- ings senior year. ROBERT MAXWELL R,W. Club l0,ll,l2gFoot- ball 9,10 ,l1,l2g Basketball 9,l0,l2g Baseball 9,l0,l1, 12. CARL MOHN ' Quill and Scroll 12g Chieftain 11,123 Scarlet Feather 12 -Business Man- agergR.W. Club 12gHon- or Roll 10g Football ,ll,l2g Track 10,113 Kiwanian for December '52g Play committee. ROSELLA LINDER Discussion Club. TERRANCE MCMULLIN Band 9g R.W. Club 10,ll, 12g Football 9gBasketball 9,l0,ll,l2g Baseball 9,10, ll,l2. 'AIU' seventy ELAINE MEHRKENS Usher Squad ll. JACK MUNSON Freshman treasurerg Jun- ior presidentg Senior Stu- dent Councilg Choir: Mixed octetg Heartless Troll: Clarenceg The Importance of Being Ear- nestg Play committeesg The Taming of the Shrew: Thespian-4 star, presi- dentgQuill and Scroll 125 Chieftain 11,125 Scarlet Feather Co-editor12g Art Clubg Discussion Club president, v.p.: F.T,A, Honor Roll 9-123 Kiwan- ian - of- the - month 12: Traffic Patrol l0,1l. 'SCVCII HOWARD NADEAU Football 10. MARLENE NELSON Play committee: F.T.A. 9: F.H.A. 10-12g Library Clubg Honor R011 9,11. DAVID NORMAN Senior u'easurergBand 11g Football 125 Transferred from St. Paul in '51, JEROME OLA NDER F.F.A. 9-11. :,, gi .1 H seventy-eight INA NELSON F.H.A. 12. CALVIN NIBBE F,F.A.g Hall Monitor. BARBARA ODMAN Office helper. CLARRINE OLSON Choir 10-12g Sophomore Sextetg Mixed octet: Girls' trio: Robin Hoodg Heartless Trollg Chief- tain 11,12g Scarlet Fea- ther 12g Latin Club sec- retaryg Honor Ro119,10g Freshman Chor11s. KATHLEEN PAULSON Office work 12. CHARLES PETERSON Junior treasurerg Band 9, Freshman Chorusg Cam- era Club 9g Honor R011 9-125 Traffic patrol 10, 11. GRACE PETERSON Junior secretaryg Senior Student Council 115 Band 10-12, secretary - treas- urer 12g Saxophone Quar- ICI 1l,12g Play commit- teesg Quill and Scroll 11, 12g Chieftain 11,12, Co- editor 12g F.H.A, 9-12. Discussion 12g Latin Club 10g Honor Roll 9-12g Pep Club. SHA RON POPP Choirg 1-leartless Trollg Usher Squad . MITCHELL PETERS Senior Student Council 12: Band 9-124 Librarian Pep Bandg Play commit- tee, Thespians 4 star, Discussion C1ub treas- urerg Kiwanian-of-the- monthg A11-state Band: A11-conference band 10, 11,12g Student Director 11,125 Music Service 11, 12. DONALD PETERSON Senior Student Council 11g Choir 11,125 Heartless Troll, Play committeesp Thespians 11,l2g F.F.A. 10-12, secretary 125 R.W. Club 11,l2, secretary 12g Footballg Track. SUZANNE PETERSON Band: Choir, Chieftain 12g Scarlet Feather 125 G.A.A. 9-12: Sporthead- dancing. RICHARD RAASCH F.F.A. 9-12, R.W. Club 12: Football 11,l2. seventy-nine 7- fig -2 E-as if E. X131 gat' we? ' - A -1 1' f6? i':'.5f'4?i'1,3-iss'-,K .. ,, 2 Q2 1 ' - .:'wa? ,- r., ' s . 1 - If 2, I I at f , V as-,gvgrs fgs si -1:,-w,, '1br .1:ii- Q' ' - 'i f k :, 5.23.7 W, s, fn 15, Q f us: 255951 U. .,. up 'SQL iisffegfw , P gr- mm W g 133- 4 gr f '1 2- 5 3 X j 9 if , 24 5- Q Hr' . 1 ? .4 me r .1 . 5, , 2 ,, S J W f 153, wr f 135.158 1323553 ms 1 9 1, is f M 2 . Sag,-pw 3 .5 E52 Es za we fu wg .ah Q, 1 If 1 gg +49 ' S -- 'M' -- 13, W ,S ,. ff -.. 3:-313 351219 s ur 2 ? ' Q 1,2 ,Erie 1 1 ,. 1. 1J'if,s.2m,s ar f 2 ss, Q s rSfMfYE12t?'f2?:f4f2 ., f Us .1-P g,?5?Qrsw.,ff.- ,mf .W 1 .551 ft. .- it BERNARD RAETZ Freshman pres identg Sen- ior Student Council 105 Junior Student Council 95 Choir 125 Heartless Trollg R.W. Club 9-125 Football 9-125 Basketball 9-l25Baseba1l 9-125 All- conference Football 11,125 Honorable Mention All- State 12. EDWARD ROS ENBERG WILLIS SAFE Choir 11,125 Pure as the Driven Snow5 Madwoman of Chai11ot5 Thespians Baseba1l5 Student Man- ager: High school bowl- ing champions 11. S7 91,9 I- 55225 V . 'fwi -. -if 1 , -If ' 3 5 515 2,13 -, , K :':r,:Qiu:,:.f:. ' ' - - , f aw .,.-,.:'Yf.:., L . ...lei ::x'g2,, 1' ' ' ' .': f':5f -gfrffg. - ,f ' 7:1 . 41- I ' llt'55,l5XlPXli:i 'iiiflE'i:f, - w:- :-4.I lzS5 :E'i.5i '- ' , - .V 5 'iS5:I5.77E.f3:5r:.5' : Pr' 4X L7i95iTf53,QQiT55 lf' wif We - . , Ef5f:5if5fffLiiQfQf' 1., ' '..1:f::5 . 'ii ,?jEf1.r'EE 5: 5 1 , . z . f 1s,lsil:S.ix..sr '1 5 - ,, 5, ,5.'g5g a? -lg 'flf ?5.:i'ss' ' ,. 1,-.5Ef.f1:ff:: 2 ,.::'f-g:'i:::'1f' 4- ..,. 1, - r 11, 'ai f:'5?S21i ' - f YI- 9'-:' .,7::s2f5EE 'f: .' 5? A v - 5 ,Q ::'.,fs1.,-sis.-2:s.: ., sggmggiggr-e -,., ..'s mains WILMER SANTELMAN F.F.A. 9-12. eighty CATHERINE REDDING Freshman Chorusg Play committees5 F.T.A. 105 Usher Squad 115 Library Assistant 9. LILYMARIE SAFE Band 11,125 Choir 11,125 Heartless Tro1l5 Play committees5 F,T,A .Hon- ' or Roll 95 G.A.A. 9. KENNETH SANDBERG R.W. Club 11,125 Football 9-125 Track 11,12. O JOY SAUTER Senior Student Council 12, secretary5 Choir 10, 11,12 5secretary-treasurerg Trio, Sophomore sextetg Robin Hood5 I-Ielartless Trol15 Play commiitees5 ,Thespians5 F.T.A. Honor Roll 9-125 G.A.A. All- star basketball team 11. JEANETTE SAVAGE Art Clubg Audio Visual Helpg Transferred from Lake City in 1950. DOROTHY SCHWARTAU Baby :Iitters 9g Office Help 12g Band 9,10. JEAN STEELE LOUISE STEIN Usher Squad 12g Honor Roll 9,11g G.A.A.: Pep Club, Vice president 129 Nurses Help. LEROY SCHARPEN Sr. Student Council 10- 12g Treasurer 12g Jr. Stu- dent Council 9g Fresh- man Chorusg Clarenceg RW Club 1l,12g Honor Roll 9-12: Basketball 9- 12: Baseball 9-12. CLIFF SIMONSON V . QM BURTON STEFFENHAGEN RICHARD STROM eighty -one DOREEN SWANSON Freshman Chorus: Choir 12: Play Committee: F. H. A, 10-12: Latin Club Discussion Club: Usher Squad: Honor Roll9-12: G.A,A. 10-12: PepClub. KIETH THOMPSON Transferred from North Plainfield, New Jersey 12. BARBARA WEINHARDT Band 9-11: Choir 10-12: Choir librarian: Mixed octette: Sophomore sex- tette: Music Council: Robin Hood: Heartless Troll: G,A.A. 9-12: Bas- ketball sporthead 12: Cheerleader 8-12: Co- head Cheerleader 12: PepClub 9-12: PepClub V.P. 11, Pres. 12: All Star basketball team 9- 12: Homecoming Queen. KAY WIEMAN Sophomore secretary: Ir. Student Council: Band 9-12: Band Manager: Flute Trio: Freshman Chorus: Play Commit- tees: Thespians: Chief- tain 11,12: Sports Editor 12: Scarlet Feather 12: Pep Club: Honor Roll: G.A.A., Vice president' 12. eighty-two DALE THOMPSON F.F.A.: Stair Monitor 11 ROBERT ULVENES Senior secretary: R.W. Club: Football 10-12: Track 10-12: Kiwanian -of-the-month. DALE WIECH LOUISE WILLIS Play Committees: Quill andScroll 11,12: Chief- tain 11,12: Scarlet Feather 12: Director of Press Bureau 12: Discus- sion 10-12: F,T,A. 10- 12. n mf' N' A few my if gag s. f r , S. 1 1' 4 if AM ARLENE WIMMER Freshman Secretaryg Freshman Chorusg Chief- tain 11,12g Scarlet Fea- ther 12gG.A,A,g Volley- ballsporthead 11g Office Help 12. KENNETH ZIMMERMAN Band 9-11g Pep Band 9- 11g Freshman Chorusg Choir 10-125 Robin Hoodg Heartless Troll: Quill and Scroll 11,12g CAROL WOJCIK Chieftain 11,123 Assoc- iate Editor 12g Scarlet Feather 12g Discussion Club, Vice-president 12g Honor Roll 9-12g Track 10g Intramural Champ- ion 105 Kiwanian-of-the month. Last laugh preceding lengthy liter- ature lecture. A section of serious seniors size up the setup in social. ...mu Winter Construction Fascinated watchers had the day by day op- portunity of viewing the erection of the gymnas- ium-auditorium unit. While workin the base- ment continued unabated and out of sight, the side- walk superintendents did have concrete evidence of external growth. Steel beams stretching up in a network over Fifth Street gave the viewers in late February a definite promise of big things to come. eighty-four -me The A band presents its annual winter concert at Sheldon. Katherine Morrow, Central's sopho- more, capitalized on her two year old hobby of weaving this year when she won two gold Keys in Northwest scholastic competition. Neckties, placemats, and towels are just a few of all the highly colorful products of Katherine's skill on her fourteen inch loom. 'QE 4i 5 I Sf' - an A A., , si I 'S g ti-nn? 'M i le- veil- va an Johnson and Koplin congratulate Nelson and Curtis, next year's Co-cap- tains. ,www Bernie Ra Jotgenson if gets -3 trophy f . rom Ge ofge Football banquet at the Training School. 'SSRN Parents discuss problems with Miss Newman. f . . Central's Seniors Have Hefty Hotrods Hot Rod! Shove it or leave it, Ray! y XX 51-1, 1:93-.4I,,f,'g Wayne's Wagon 'Bye Billy Brunkhorst's Bus ,n .1 eighty -eight Nha Biggam and the boys get their heads together. K 5 Q L , 3 P1 K X . Q E L 2 I ? I x 5 Will you sit down and control your- selves! Q Biology cutups. 5 Seventh graders reassure themselves that the world is round. iii. ww Miss Christensen's English class concentrate on literature lesson uammgmlj Centra1's students stitch a If A , J nntn seam in sewing class. Miss Fogelberg's class contem plate a cooking problem. f x ., V P KT V Q s X apr? J .V J kk' ,, ,, , , ' A 11 ' f f. - A , V Q- - Q . ' v. , f ,, V V 6 r , t so 7? . m7 a :xxx W A my Z 'W' 'HP'-'Q' Q.gQEQ,j.-inf ' 1:9 5 Xcj gp. 'K V. 7 '.., six,-Q ,.f,- 'A' V ' . w N' . K h t H 3 Eg .,s, A Y ,K p ,, . , so . .khy , My A , J 1 . . Y .X s fs f a 1 9' QR , 3 ff gl.- ' .- ,, A fx 2 I 5 V 1, X llfkxg-pax fa V if Q sl . ' N JI A : if' Q' . f 5--i fl K5 ffm ' I fn- Mr. Suther1and's music class gather around the piano for a lesson. r ,- ' 'A'- Ni X - is ' 7' T' ' Wx ff.-ff -- Q-1 wwe D An A11-American and his coach. UPPER LEFT, Basketball Boys and the pause that refreshes. Conference champs carry Coach Fechter from field. Champions A ll! :rubbing v If 'gr N aff , rl M Central's smallest and most intelligent class. Dave Belden, LeRoy Scharpen, Ken Zimmerman, Wayne Hoffman, Charles Peterson, and David Eckblad study higher math with teacher Laura J B . ' , f I , me 1 Md' ff 'fffffg My . fffffir' A G1l,,jwp.,gL,,, Ttj -ff! ff-'sry gf if fTA',fs,' if if f f - 1 1 V' f ll 95 -ff fs few ff' 1 1 Wiz 4f1f'f? was l , AMMMKHW. Mrs. Olson smiles with relief as she drives away from her last photo assignment. Jack and Dawn man the 'Staff Car as they rush to mail the last multi- ple. Q Q F4 W tw 91 af ff f' 1 8,be1,.,.b.a1fcz4,..,!Q:ua,e.,JfoM ?o7ou7off-4,--Jr-'-al-.4-.rf-24, Xp wp- MLMLIQLMQWJ mr W I GJ6-nj4..Aj,yfLnQ9-...nv-f7,f,,v-c 'Ci ow:-Lfvj MJ LW ff fdffwv' WW'-WW cw' '5- ., - . - U ' - ,, ' if ' A vxw . If .- 'K 1 I ,gy.,z'L,4 .6 ,P 4' . .,. .l,L' '1 riff, 354, 1, - 7 , 1 . N in' .- - sm? as Y :., . sf' ll W. A' 5?