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

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. Sadie Howkenson, norrotor, led cheers as Caroline Anderson, Victory, for left, Ann Kimmel, Winger coach, Ruth Augustin, Jim Johnson and Roy Seeley put finishing for right, the teams and the pep bond look on. touches on their float. At the pepfest, port of the speech class showed how not to keep training, A prize winner was this float depict- ing Albert Leo l.lim Noshj on its knees to Red Wing ll-Ions Andersonl as slaves lGwen Drewicmko ond Jun- ice Von Helmstl fed ond fanned the emperor. r 9 J 6 M U bm NN A-,-M, ,M ,,,,.. .,-,,M,,,,-, .. .. ,......--.- --- -A.-,.W-.A-M-sm---,N-we---tying!

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Head of your Homecoming festivities was Queen Lois Mock. I954 Homecoming October eighth was one of your year's highlights as your energies were turned to- wards homecoming. Pre big day activities included your queen contest, hall decora- tions, homecoming buttons and a pepfest the night before. At this, the speech class' humorous skit depicted Red Wing and Al- bert Lea teams as indians fighting for the spirit Victory. The evening's big moment was the installation by senior class president, Gary Peterson, of Lois Mock as your home- coming queen and attendants Carole Anderson and Nancy Bird. Floats, royalty, and music marked your parade. The foot- ball game, won 19 to 6, was a high point in your evening. Halftime activities included prize-winning floats and a marching demon- stration. Another of Central's traditions, the homecoming donce, climaxed the festivities. Joyful surprise climaxed the crowning of your queen Lois Mock as attendants Nancy Bird and Carole Anderson watched Making up your royal party were Michael Skorud, Nancy Bird, Lois Mock Carole Anderson and Annette Bolin. V33 Bearers of the football and crown were Michael Skorud and Annette Bolm.

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C. Johnson entered the pie-eating contest. Sadie Hawkin's Day Not that you will remember the date, but a few years ago Al Capp, of Dogpatch and the Yokums, created Sadie Hawkins and her now well known method ot capturing a mate. Since then young people have mimic- ed this method, as shown by your attendance at Central's edition of Sadie Hawkin's Day. Not Al Capp, but the Student Council was sponsor. Representative of Li'l Abner was Wayne Peterson, with Karen Schendel as your Daisy Mae. No one seems to know exactly where Sadie was, but popular opinion holds that she was enjoying the dance along with you. EIGHT WELL DRESSED MALES: D. Aadalen, A. Johnson, P. Vollmers, B. Anderson P. Voth, T. Wirth, W. Schneider, J. Reinhart. ticipated in one of the games. D. Aodalen and C. Longsdorf par- ,Q 'at 35 MQ.. sn, 5, K. Schendel iDaisy Maeb and W. Peterson iLi'l Abneri receive prizes from m. c. J. Stein.