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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

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Follow me as We-yak-a the school year together. 1958 Central High School Red Wing, Minnesota Scarlet Feather x MJ H9 ,- pie il 1 ii R ..-1-x ' P fr-Xt! Co-Editors ...... Barbara Scherber Karen Wintervold Assistant Editors ..... Pam Jonson Priscilla Sethre Business Manager . . Carol Ellingson Art Work .......... Steven F reier Advisor . .... E. L. Powderly HEI H'-'-n m TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Government .............. Seniors .............. . Classes .......... . . . School Life .... . . . Sports ......... ......... . . . Organizations ............... . . . Administration and Faculty ........ 4 FOLLUW SUT FRSNT 45 I rig Student L' 4-' Government e Council President Voth meets with fellow officers Koester, Gard, and Moe. Student Council Attempting to have Central High School accept the Governor's Teenage Code was one ven- ture of the l957-58 Senior Student Council. Also on their agenda was attending the Student Coun- cil convention in Mankato and sending two dele- gates to the state convention. Later on, the election of the Student Council president for the following year and the traditional Winger's Whirl took place. ROW I: Gard, Hartley, Malnar, Voth, Mock. ROW 2: R. Schulenberg, Dougherty, Moe, Mehrkens, Shea, Jonson. ROW 3: Ulrich, M. Schulenberg, DeWald Benson, K. Voth, Drewianka. ROW 4: Geary, Aslakson, Karnpf, A. Voth. 6 Ethics Committee Discovering reasons behind violations of school rules is the purpose of Ethics, who work to prevent the ocurrence of misdemean- ors with the hope that eventually an Ethics Committee wonit be needed. Mad rush for apples. Drewianka, Musty, President Jonson, Ottoson, Nelson, Mock. Ethics Committee hearing a case. Polio tree holds student interest President MacLeod consults fellow executives, Akins, Munson, Marshall. Achieving status as future leaders in senior high, the Jr. Student Council operated successfully following the Senior Council's plans on a smaller basis. Organizing an award day program and con- trol of bicycle traffic were two of their main projects. r. Student Council ROW 1: Zemke, Munson, West, Price, Holmquist. ROW 2: Mann, Koester, Weilen, Featherstone, Akins. ROW 3: Castner, Perkins, Marshall, Jones. had H10 8 W 5 5 'V Q.-... X ff-,xv 55 ol - 2 .QQ E' 5 'X Seniors .' I ::ii5i!f. , :Si : ' Q' ,V A V ..-.. - .um gym Y 4 if 4 Seniors Achieve Mark Unmarked, the years lay open before us a fresh new paper waiting for its first unerasable stroke of the pen. Time bade us, Make your mark and with sharpened pointed pencils we began. The lead, being new and unused, faltered at first in many turns and crosses. Scribbles and scratches were seen, overlooked, and filed for future refer- ence. The guide-lines of morals were carefully kept. As the years progressed, the copy of the class of '58 was written upon the records of clubs, committees, report cards, and dramatic and athletic programs. Worn now to a nub was the eraser in the attempt to eliminate the mistakes made by those who hard- pressed the pencil. The lead broke off unevenly, and the sharpening of resolutions became appar- ent. Now the pencil has shortened and the tooth marks of the thinkers have reached into the lead which has met its termination. The class of '58 has fixed its final period here. The following sequel will be our future destiny. . . rr-f-:.wf's:f 'iilN CARLTON AKINS ROBERT ALLYN JAMES ANDERSON JUDITH D. ANDERSON JUDITH I. ANDERSON 1' T .1 ' A A m-wx-W -5 if- , A ffiesmiz'-:H iT fvfzgzrfsi , , was K' 'K JUDITH S. ANDERSON GEORGENE ARNDT EDWARD BABEL KAREN BASIAK PHOEBE BEQGS 11 JK,-3, DAVID BENGTSON BARBARA BENSON MARGARET BOATMAN BURNETTE BOLLAND BEVERLY BREMER PHILIP BRUNKHORST JAMES CARLSON DAVID CASTNER RAMONA CHILDS GARY CHRISTIAN SEN 12 RUSSELL CHRISTIANSON JAMES CLABAUGH JUDITH COLLISCHAN DELORIS CURTIS ORVILLE DAHLING KENNETH DANKERS SHARON DANKERS KAREN DECKER RICHARD DIERCKS MARY DONELY , .1 13 'L SANDILA DUBBE KAY DUDEN JANICE DUTCHER JANICE EASTMAN NANCY EDBLOM CAROL ELLINGSON JOAN ELLINGSON DENNIS EMERSON DORIS ERICKSON FAYETTE FEINDT PSM - . -. it-SA . '- Q ,w 'ir ,ff- ig, ggcfv ,, - -,- 14 EVELYN FELDE ALICE FITSCHEN PAUL FORD DARLENE FOX STEVEN FREIER i GARY FRIDELL LANE FRIDELL STEVEN FRIESE JUDITH FRITZ BARBARA GARD 15 Y RONALD GERDES MARY PAT GUSSE SARAJANE GRINDELAND KARLEEN GROENKE KENNETH GRQTE, 4 W l PHILLIP HANSEN SHERWIN HAGER JEAN HANSON 16 B. . JUDITH HALVORSEN CALISTA HARTLEY GENE HAUSTEIN KAREN HAUSTEIN KEITH HAUSTEIN GRACE HAUTH FAYE HAWKENSON JAMES HAYES JAMES HEGLUND JOYCE HENNINGS KAREN HERNLEM CORRINE HOLMQUIST 17 LOIS HORN KAREN HUGHES JEROME JABLONSKI DAVID JOHNSON JAMES JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON RICHARD JOHNSON THOMAS JOHNSON FRANCIS JONAS LARRY JONES . 5 Q . T , , ,., . 1 Q61 ' - A ' Q A 18 PAM JONSON JOHN JUERS ARDELL KANN DUANE KENDALL RONALD KILNESS CRAIG KOESTER GENE KLENKE JOYCE KNOPIC KATHLEEN KOESTER MARY BETH KOESTER 19 STANLEY KOESTER GEORGIANA KRATOCHVIL JUDITH KUEHL DOROTHY KUHL SHARON LEUTHE WILLIAM LIDGERDING JOHN LIND JEAN LINDQUIST WILLIAM LOFT SANDRA LOHMAN I 20 SANDRA LONIS BARBARA LUETKE JOAN N LUNDBERG JUDITH LUZAICH KORYL MAGNUSON STEVEN MALNAR VIRGINIA MARTEN S DALE MEHRKENS RAYMOND MEYER DENNIS MILLER 21 DAVID MINNIGK DAVID MOCK GEORGE MOE RICHARD MULVANIA ARLAND NELSON BARBARA NELSON DARRELL NELSON GARY L. NELSON GARY M. NELSON KAREN NILSSON 22 GARY OLSON DENNIS OTTEM DON PAULSON JOANNA PAULSON SONDRA PAULSON CURTIS PEARSON ROBERT PEARSON LORRAINE PETERSON MARY LOU PETERSON WILLIAM PETERSON 23 JEANETTE PETRICH SANDRA POWDERLY MAXIMO PUPARELI DORIS PUPPE DAVID REIER I fr, I SHIRLEY REIS MARGO REUTER CONRAD ROSE JOHN ROSSI SHIRLEY RUHR 24 KAREN RUNDQUIST JUDITH SANTELMAN DORIS SCHAFER RUTH SCHAFER RONALD SCHARPEN Y BARBARA SCHERBER ROBERT SCHILLING PAUL SCHMANSKI CAROL SCHUMACHER PRISCILLA SETHRE 25 , , W 7 iV-W YYVY V 7 --Y- - - DAVID SEYMOUR DAVID SHEA BRUCE SPRIGGLE ELSA STARY JUDITH STEFFENHAGEN DAVID STEIN CORRINE STEINBRUCKNER MARGARET STEINBRUCKNER IRENE STEINER SANDRA STROM 26 IVA STRUSZ DAVID SUNDBERG HAROLD SWANSON JUDITH SWENSON MAXINE SYLVESTER SANDRA THOMPSON THOMAS TOTUSHEK WEB ULVENES RUTH VASIL MARY VOGEL 27 STEPHEN VOGT EUGENE VOTH FREDERICK VOTH JOYCE WARNEKE JANET WATSON . ' o . WILMA WIEBUSCH KAREN WINTERVOLD MARTHA WULFF KENNETH YOUMANS JERRY ZIBBLE 28 Senior Index AKINS, CARLTON-Hon. Roll 1,25 Top Ten 1, 25 Band l,2, Mgr. 35 Thesp. 1525 Pres. 35 Disc. Club 1525 R.W. Club 2,35 Track 1,25 A.F.S. England 25 De- bate Squad 25 Disc. Dist. Superior 15 Externp. Speaking Dist. Superior 25 All Class Play 1,25 Children's Play 2,35 jr. Class Play5 Contest Play 1,25 Play Comm. l,2,35 Psy. Club 3. ALLYN, ROBERT-Chess Club 1. ANDER- SON, JAMES-FFA 1,2, V.P. 3. ANDERSON, 1U- DITH I.-Choir 1,2, Sec. 35 FTA 1,25 GAA 1,25 Psy. Club 35 Operetta. ANDERSON, IUDITH S.-Hon. Roll 25 FTA 1,2535 GAA 15 Thesp. 2535 Usher Squad 2,35 Jr. Class Play5 All Class Play 35 Play Comm. l,2,3. ARNDT, GEORGENE - Hon. Roll 1525 FHA 152,35 Disc. 15 Latin Club 253. 5 BABEL, EDWARD-Choir l,2,35 Operetta. BA- SIAK, KAREN - GAA l,2,35 FHA 253. BEGGS, PHOEBE-Hon. Roll 1,25 Top Ten 1,25 Class Sec. 15 FHA 1,2535 GAA l,2,35 FTA 35 Quill and Scroll 2,35 Co-Editor, Chieftain 35 Play Comm. 2. BENGTSON, DAVID - Intramurals l,2,3. BENSON, BARBARA - Band l,2, Mgr, 3, Majorette 152,35 GAA l,2, Sporthead 35 Cheerleader 15 Leader, Chorus Line 35 Psy. Club 3. BOLLAND, BURNETTE-FFA 1,2. BREMER, BEV- ERLY-Hon. Roll 25 Band l,2,35 GAA 1525 Sporthead 35 Play Comm. 25 Psy. Club 3. CARLSON, JAMES- Choir l,2,35 Chess Club 15 Operetta. CHILDS, RAMONA-FHA 25 FTA 3. CHRISTIANSEN, GARY-Choir 35 Band l,2,35 Chess Club. CLA- BAUGH, IAMES-Hon. Roll 1,2. COLLISCHAN, IUDITH - Hon. Roll 1,25 Top Ten 15 GAA 152535 FTA 15 Audio-visual 2,35 Play Comm. 2. CURTIS, DELORIS - GAA 15 FHA 1. DAN- KERS, SHARON-GAA 1,25 FHA 1. DECKER, KAREN-Class V.P. 15 GAA 1,25 Sporthead 35 Cheer- leader 25 FTA 15 All Class Play 25 Play Comm. 152,35 Operettag Queen Candidate. DIERCKS, RICHARD- Student Council 2. DONELY, MARY-Arts and Crafts 3. DUBBE, SANDRA-Hon. Roll 25 Band l,2,35 GAA 1,2535 Psy. Club 3. DUDEN, KAY-Pantomime Dist. Superior 2. DUTCHER, IANICE-Choir 1,25 GAA 15 Operetta. EDBLOM, NANCY-Hon. Roll 15 Band 15 2,35 GAA l,2,35 FTA 15 French Club 2,35 Jr. Class Play5 Play Comm. 2535 Psy. Club 3. ELLINGSON, CAROL-Hon. Roll 1525 FHA 1,25 35 Usher Squad 2, Co-Chr. 35 GAA 1,25 Bus. Mgr. Scarlet Feather, Chieftain 35 Quill and Scroll 2,35 Play Comm. 25 FHA State Del. 1. ELLINGSON, JOAN- Hon. Roll 25 Office Help 35 FTA l,2,3. ERICKSON, DORIS-Hon. Roll 15 FHA l,2,35 GAA l,2,35 Library Club 1, Sec. 25 Librarian 1525 Student Bookkeeper 3. FEINDT, FAYETTE-Choir l,2,35 GAA 1,2535 Psy. Club 35 Usher Squad 25 Operetta. FELDE, EVELYN -FTA 1,25 Office Help 1. FITSCHEN, ALICE-FHA 1, Sec. 2535 Cafeteria Help 253. FREIER, STEVEN- Student Council 15 Arts and Crafts 35 R.W. Club 2,35 Tennis 2535 Play Comm. 25 Scarlet Feather Artwork 35 Basketball 3. FRIDELL, GARY-Hon. Roll 1,25 Top Ten 25 Band 152,35 Disc. Club l,2, Pres. 35 R.W. Club 35 Thesp. 2535 All Class Play 25 Play Comm. 2,35 Basket- ball 2,35 Baseball 2,3. FRIDELL, LANE-Hon. Roll 1,25 Band 152,35 Thesp. 2,35 R.W. Club 2535 Disc. Club 152,35 All Class Play 25 Play Comm. 25 Basketball 2,35 Baseball 253. FRIESE, STEVEN-Football 1,25 Track l,2,35 R.W. Club 152,35 Student Council 152. FRITZ, JUDITH-GAA l,2,35 FHA l,2,35 Usher Squad 25 Oflice Help 35 Play Comm. 2,3. CARD, BARBARA- Homecoming Queen5 Choir 152535 GAA 1,2535 Student Council 25 Sec. 35 Ethics 25 Office Help 35 Operetta. GOSSE, MARY PAT-GAA 1, Sec. 2, Sporthead 35 Thespians 2535 FTA 1525 Feather Frolic Queen 25 Play Comm. 2,35 Queen Attendant5 Psy. Club 3. GRINDELAND, SARAIANE-FTA 25 FHA 25 Usher Squad 25 GAA 25 Co-Editor, Chieftain 35 Quill and Scroll 2,3. GROENKE, KARLEEN-Choir 35 Band 35 Psy. 35 Sr. Transfer. GROTE, KENNETH-Football 25 R.W. Club 25 FFA 3. HAGER, SHERWIN-FFA l,2, 35 Intramurals 1,2,3, HALVORSEN, IUDITH-Choir l,2,35 FTA 1,25 GAA 152,35 Play Comm. 25 Operetta. HANSEN, PHILLIP-Band l,2,3. HANSON, JEAN- GAA 1,2535 Oflice Help 3. HARTLEY, CALISTA- Hon. Roll 15 Choir 1,2535 GAA 152, Sporthead 35 Stu- dent Council 2535 FTA 1,25 Thesp. 2,35 All Class Play 1,25 Children's Play 35 Play Comm. 2,35 Operetta, Kari- Kords 2,35 Psy. Club. HAUSTEIN, GENE-Choir l,2,35 Band 152,35 Chess Club 35 Football, Basketball Mgr. 1,25 Operetta. HAUSTEIN, KAREN-GAA 152, Sporthead 35 Choir 35 FTA 1525 Play Comm. 25 Psy. Club. HAUSTEIN, KEITH-Intramurals l,2,35 All Class Play 2. HAUTH, GRACE-GAA 2,35 FTA 25 Office Help 35 Play Comm. 2. HAWKENSON, FAYE-Arts and Crafts 35 FHA l,2,35 Library Club 2,3. HAYES, IAMES-Hon. Roll 25 Class Pres, 35 Choir 1, V.P. 35 Football 152,3, All Conference End 35 Basketball l,2,35 Track l,2,35 R.W. Club 2,35 Student Council 2,3. HEGLUND, IAMES-Hon. Roll 15 Class Pres. 15 Choir l,2,35 Foot- ball l525 Baseball l,2,35 Student Council 15 Operetta. HENNINGS, IOYCE-GAA l,2, Pres. 35 Thesp. 1, Sec. 2, V.P. 35 Cheerleader 1,25 Student Council 25 Choir 2535 Feather Frolic Queen 15 Disc. 15 FTA 15 All Class Play, Stud. Dir. 15 Contest Play 15 Children's Play 2,35 Operctta5 Queen Candidate. HERNLEM, KAREN-Band 1,25 FTA 15 GAA 152535 Play Comm. 2. HOLMQUIST, CORRINE-FHA l,2, Sec. 35 GAA 152, Sporthead 35 Usher Squad 2,35 Play Comm. 25 Oflice Help 2,3. HORN, LOIS-Hon. Roll 25 Class Treas. 35 FTA 1, Lib. 2, Sec. 35 Psy. Club Sec. 3. HUGHES, KAREN-GAA 1,25 FTA 25 Ofiice Help 35 Play Comm. 2. IOHNSON, DAVID-FFA l,2,35 Psy. Club 3. JOHNSON, LINDA-GAA l,2,35 FHA l,2,3. jOHNSON, TOM-Choir 2535 Operetta. JONSON, PAM-Hon. Roll 25 Choir l,2,35 Latin Club Hist. 15 Disc. 15 Thesp. 2,35 FTA 1,2535 Usher Squad 2,35 GAA 15 Assoc. Editor Scarlet Feather 35 Student Council 35 Ethics 2, Chrm. 35 Quill and Scroll 2,35 All Class Play 15 Stud. Dir. 25 Jr. Class Play5 Operetta5 Play Comm. l,2,35 Voice of Dem. Contest lst 35 Psy. Club 3. IUERS, IOHN-Hon. Roll 1,25 Top Ten 25 Band 1,25 Pres. 35 Student Council 15 R.W. Club 2535 Basketball l,2,35 Football l,2,35 Track 1,25 Golf, Big Nine 2nd 1, Region 2nd 25 Dixielanders 2,35 Psy. Club. KANN5 ARDELL-GAA 152,35 Usher Squad 2,35 FHA 253. KLENKE, GENE-Choir 2,35 Chess Club l,2,35 Operetta. KNOPIC, JOYCE-GAA 1,25 Sporthead 35 Thesp. 2,35 FTA 1525 Children's Play 35 Play Comm. l,2,35 Psy. Club 3. KOESTER, CRAIG-Choir 2,35 Operetta. KOESTER, KATHLEEN-GAA 2,35 FTA 2,35 Thesp. 2,35 Play Comm. 2,3. KOESTER, MARY BETH- Hon. Roll 1,25 Top Ten 25 Disc. 1,25 GAA 1525 Thesp. l,2, Sec. 35 Choir 1,2535 FTA 15 Student Council 152, V.P. 35 All Class Play 15 Contest Play 1, Stud. Dir. 25 Jr. Class Play5 Children's Play 2, Dir. 35 Operetta. KOESTER, STANLEY-FFA l,2,3. KRATOCHVIL, GEORGIANNA-Hon. Roll 15 Choir l,2, Treas. 35 Library Club V.P. 15 Pres. 25 Librarian 1,25 Arts and Crafts Sec. 35 Operetta5 Kari-Kords 2,35 Art Awards l,2,35 Girls' State 2. KUEHL, JUDITH-GAA l,2,35 FHA l,2,3. KUHL, DOROTHY-Hon. Roll 1,25 GAA 152,35 Quill and Scroll 2,35 Press Bureau Editor 3. LEUTHE, SHARON-Band 152,35 FTA 1,25 Usher Squad 2535 GAA 1,2,35 FHA 35 Psy. Club 3. LIDGERDING, WILLIAM-R.W. Club 35 Track 25 Football 3. LIND, IOHN-Band 1,2535 Disc. 2,35 Thesp. 2,35 Intramurals 152535 All Class Play 25 Children's Play 35 Psy Club 3. LINDQUIST, IEAN-Hon, Roll 25 Choir 1,2,35 GAA 152535 Disc. 15 FTA 1,2.35 Usher Squad 25 Operetta5 Play Comm. 25 Psy. Club 3. LOFT, WILLIAM-Im tramurals 1,2,3. LONIS, SANDRA-Library Club 35 Sr. Transfer. LUETKE, BARBARA-Choir 1,25 FHA 1,2,35 GAA 1,25 Usher Squad 2,35 Ofiice Help 35 Operetta. LUNDBERG, IOANNE-Choir 1,2,35 GAA 1,25 Usher Squad 25 FHA 15 Operetta. LUZAICH, IUDITH-Hon, Roll 15 Choir 1535 GAA 1,2535 FHA 1,35 Psy. Club 3, MAGNUSON, KORYL-Band 1,2, Sec.-Trcas, 35 GAA 152, Sport- head 35 Quill and Scroll 2535 Press Bureau 35 Psy. Club 35 Play Comm. 2. MALNAR, STEVEN-Hon, Roll 15 Class Pres, 25 Choir 15 R.W. Club 1,2535 Student Coun- cil 152.35 Basketball 152535 All Conf. 2, All State 25 Football 1,2,3, All Conf. 253, WCCO All State 3, All American 35 Baseball 1,2. MARTENS, VIRGINIA- FTA 1,2,35 FHA 1,25 Treas. 35 Usher Squad 2535 Otiice Help 35 Play Comm. 2. MEHRKENS, DALE-Hon. Roll 1,25 FFA 1,2, Pres. 35 Reporter Dist. Sentinel5 Student Council 153. MEYER, RAYMOND-FFA 1,25 3. MILLER, DENNIS-FFA 1,253. MINNICK, DAVID-Thesp. 25 Treas. 35 Audio- visual 1,2,35 Photography Club 35 Traffic Patrol 1,25 Aud. Lighting 253. MOCK, DAVID-Choir 2535 Stu- dent Council 35 Ethics 2,35 Psy. Club 3. MOE, GEORGE-Hon. Roll 1,25 Top Ten 25 Disc. 1,25 Cam- era Club 15 Chess Club 1,2.35 Thesp. 2.35 Intramurals 152535 Psy. Club 35 Student Council 1, Treas. 35 Ticket Seller 2,35 All Class Play 2535 Jr. Class Play5 Play Comm. 253. MULVANIA, RICHARD-Hon. Roll 1,25 R.W. Club 2,35 Football 1,2535 Track 2. NELSON, ARLAND-FFA 1,2,3. NELSON, BARBARA-Hon. Roll 1,25 Band 152,35 FTA 1,2,35 GAA 152,35 Thesp. 2,35 Ethics Sec. 35 Office Help 35 All Class Play 15 Play Comm. 2,35 Psy. Club 3. NELSON, DARRELL-All Class Play 2, NEL- SON, GARY LEE-Hon. Roll 2: Choir 152535 Operetta. NELSON, CARY M.-Choir 1.25 Pres. 35 Football 152, Club 3. NILSSON, 35 Track 1525 Operetta5 Psy. KAREN-Hon. Roll 25 FTA 1,2535 FHA 1,2,35 Nat'l Poetry Recognition. OLSON, GARY N.-Hon. Roll 1, 2. OTTEM, DENNIS-R.W. Club 2,35 Football 2,3. PAULSON, DON-Band 2,35 Dixielanders 3, PAUL- SON, IOANNA-Hon. Roll 1,25 GAA 1,2,35 Band 15 2,3. PAULSON, SONDRA-Hon. Roll 1,25 Choir 1,2, 35 GAA 1,25 Sporthead 35 FTA 152,35 Thesp. 2535 Usher Squad 25 Disc. 15 FHA 15 Operetta5 Jr. Class Play Stud. Dir. 25 Play Comm. 253. PEARSON, CUR- TIS-Hon. Roll 25 Choir 2,35 Latin Club 1,2535 Oper- Etta. PETERSON, LORRAINE-Hon. Roll 1,25 Top Ten 1,25 Band 2,35 Disc. 2,35 Latin Club 2535 FTA 15 Treas. 2, Pres. 35 W.C.T,U. Essay Contest lst, 1. PETERSON, MARY LOU-Hon. Roll 1,25 Queen Attendant 35 Disc. 1525 GAA 1,25 Sporthead 35 FTA 15 Cheerleader 2535 Student Council 152,35 Play Comm. 25 Psy. Club 3. PETERSON, WILLIAM-FFA 153, Sec. 25 R.W. Club 2,35 Football 2. POWDERLY, SANDRA -Band 1,2,35 Usher Squad 2,35 GAA 1,2,35 FTA 25 FHA 1535 Psy. Club 3. PUPARELI, MAXIMO-For- eign Exchange Student 35 Chess Club 35 Student Coun- cil 3. PUPPE, DORIS-GAA 1,2535 FHA 1,253. REIER, DAVID-Hon. Roll 25 Band 1,2,35 R.W. Club 35 Disc. 1, Dist. Superior 1,25 Thesp. 2,35 Foot- ball 1,2,35 Co-Sports Editor Chieftain5 Intramurals 2535 Jr. Class Play5 Play Comm, 2,35 Baseball 15253. REIS, SHIRLEY-Hon. Roll 1,25 FTA 1,2535 Usher Squad 25 FHA 152, Vice Pres. 35 GAA 1,2535 Play Comm. 2. REUTER, MARCO-Transfer Menornenie, Wis. 35 Band 35 Choir 3. ROSE, CONRAD-Hon. Roll 15 Arts 8L Crafts 3. ROSSI, JOHN-Football 2,3. RUHR, SHIRLEY-GAA 1,25 FHA 1,2535 FTA 152,35 Usher SANTELMAN, JUDITH-Hon. Roll 15 FTA 1,25 Serv. Chr. 35 Stud. Bookkeeper 3. SCHAFER5 DORIS -FHA 1,2,35 GAA 1,2,35 Usher Squad 2,35 Office Help 3. SCHAFER, RUTH-Disc. 1,2,35 FTA 152,35 Usher Squad 2535 FHA 35 Ofhce Help 2,3. SCHAR- PEN, RONALD-I-Ion. Roll 1,25 Class Treas. 15 Band 1,2,3. SCHERBER, BARBARA-Hon. Roll 1,25 Disc. 1, Treas. 25 Thesp. 2,35 Quill 84 Scroll 2,35 GAA 1,2535 Co-Editor Scarlet Feather 35 Play Comm. 152,35 FTA 15 Psy. Club 3. SCI-IUMACHER, CAROL-Usher Squad 25 FHA 3. SETHRE, PRISCILLA-Class Sec. 35 Choir 2,35 Thesp. 2, Historian 35 GAA 1525 Co- Assoc. Editor Scarlet Fcather5 All Class Play 25 Jr. Class Play5 Childrenls Play 35 Queen Candidate 35 Kari Kords 2,35 Orchestra 253. SEYMOUR, DAVID-Choir l,2,35 Operetta. SI-IEA, DAVID-Vice Pres. 35 R.W. Club 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Student Council 1535 Track 152,35 Basketball 1,2. SPRIGGLE, BRUCE-Transfer Ells- worth, Wis. 2. STARY, ELSA-Hon. Roll 1525 Top Ten 1525 Band 152,35 FTA 1.2.35 GAA 152,35 Thesp. 2535 All Class Play 25 Jr. Class Play, Stud. Dir.5 Con- test Play 25 Play Comm. 15253: Psy. Club 3. STEFFAN- HAGAN, IUDITH-Hon. Roll 2,35 FTA 1,2, Vice Pres. 35 FHA 1,3, Sec. 25 Cafeteria Help 2,35 STEIN, DAVID-Hon. Roll 1,25 Band 1,2, Vice Pres. 35 Co- Sports Editor Chieftain. STEINBRUCKNER, COR- RINE-Hon. Roll 1,25 Top Ten 15 FTA 1,2535 GAA 152,35 Usher Squad 2535 Disc, 152,35 Press Bureau 35 Quill Sc Scroll. STROM, SANDRA-Hon. Roll 1,25 FTA 1,2,35 FHA 1525 Parliamentarian 35 GAA 1,2535 Arts 8L Crafts5 Psy. Club 3. SUNDBERG, DAVID-Choir 15 R.W. Club 2,35 Football 1.25 Co-Captain 3. All Conf. Tackle 35 Track 1525 Basketball 1,25 Psy. Club 3, SWANSON, HAROLD-FFA 15253. SWENSON, IUDITH-Hon. Roll 25 GAA 1,25 FHA 1,25 Student Bookkeeper 2. THOMPSON, SANDRA-Hon. Roll 1525 Top Ten 25 Band 1,25 FTA 15 GAA 152,35 Usher Squad 2. TOTU- SHEK, THOMAS-Hon. Roll 1,25 R.W. Club 35 In- tramurals 1,2,35 Ticket Seller' 1,2,35 Jr. Class Play5 Baseball 152. ULVENES, WEB-Band 15 Intramurals 1,2. VASIL, RUTH-GAA 1,2,35 Psy. Club 3. VOGEL, MARY-Hon. Roll 1,25 Top Ten 15 Band 1,2,35 Disc. 15 Vice Pres. 25 Thesp. 1,2,35 GAA 1,2, Reporter 35 FTA 15 Play Comm, 2535 Psy. Club Pres. 3. VOGT, STEPHEN-FFA 1,253. VOTH, EUGENE- R,W. Club 2.35 Golf 15253. VOTH, FREDERICK- Hon. Roll 1525 Class Vice Pres, 25 Top Ten 1,25 Choir 152535 Band 152,35 Student Council 2, Pres. 35 Golf 1,25 Opercttag Play Comm. 25 Boys' State 2. WARNEKE, ,IOYCE-Transfer Pine Island5 Minn. 25 Hon. Roll 25 FHA 25 Office Help 3. WATSON, IANET-Hon. Roll 1,25 Top Ten 15 FHA 1,2, Parliamentarian 35 Usher Squad 25 Co-Chr. 35 Quill LQ Scroll 2,35 Editor-in-chief, Chieftain 35 Play Comm, 25 Humorous Reading Supe- rior local 2. WIEBUSCH, WILMA-OHice Help 2. WINTERVOLD, KAREN-Hon. Roll 1525 Class Sec. 25 Band 1525 Disc. 1. Sec. 25 Thesp. 2,35 Quill 8L Scroll 2,35 GAA 1.2,35 Co-Editor Scarlet Fcather5 Play Comm. 25 Psy. Club 3. WULFF, MARTHA-Hon Roll 15 Latin Club Sec, 15 FTA 1,2,35 Office Help 35 GAA 15 Orchestra 2,35 Mpls. Orchestra 2. YOUMANS, KEN- NETH-Chess Club 1,3. ZIBBLE, jERRY-Band 1,25 Intramurals 152. Classes llI'1lO1' S Are Enlivened by Individual Differences. C lass O jicers: Schulenberg, Benson, Voth, Ottoson. ROW I: Koester, Feindt, Walsh. ROW 2: Quade, Grote, Smith, Wells. ROW 3: Kosec, Nelson Lothner, Wirth, Kayzer. ROW I: Mumford, Mandelkow. ROW 2: McCarron, Guenzel, Seaberg. ROW 3: Chesley Holst, Stumf, Shefveland. . . ..aJQ -' f M f 2 ROW I: Voth, Frick, Swardg ROW 2: Madison, Carey, J. Johnson, Nelson, ROW 3: Buettner, Stephan, Schulenberg, Johnson. ROW 1: Vollmers, Bakkeg ROW 2: Vieths, Swanson, Brunsvold, Strusz, ROW 3: Krause Whitmore, Lindstrom, Ovennan. ROW I: Gustafson, Cushing, Struszg ROW 2: McKee, Grabow, Mehrkens, O'Bradovichg ROW 3: Stenwick, Lohmann, Baumann, Bartels. JEZSWV' M11 .f - . ROW I: Quade, DeWa1d, Sylvester, ROW 2: Emerson, Tomfohr, Hecker, Fisk, ROW 3: Oliver Befort, Ottoson, Payne, Spille. ROW I: Sammelson, McCusker, Mallang ROW 2: Endres, Langhans, Dahl, Anderson ROW 3: Beattie, Much, Schultz, Bartels, Odman. ROW I: Frazier, Renschen, McCuskerg ROW 2: Diercks, Barnes, Lemmerman, Erickson, ROW 3: Wohlwcnd, Prigge, Hanson, Kniesel. A5 'A '5 W P 7 J ROW I.' Kendall, Hyde, Johnson: ROW 2: Patterson, Hernlem, Kasa, Edblomg ROW 3: Birk, Rosener, Schinke, Peterson. ROW I: Vieths, Jagusch, Drewiankag ROW 2: Welt, Voth, Olson, Anderson: ROW 3: Lally, Maleug, Webster, Brusegard. ROW I: Seufert, Ottmang ROW 2: Carlson, Oelker, Weidg ROW 3: Kuhn, Hallquist, Holthe, Miller. M- - nmva2s:LusW:1:mf:L1 :.s:.412fsnEQ2S5'Swmav liil 2Mamm ROW I: Kizer, Mavis Tombarge, Crandall, ROW 2: West, Hawke, Gustafson, Wilson, ROW 3: Steltzer, Mary Tombarge, Haukc, Eckstrorn, Benson. ROW I: Fasbender, Key, ROW 2: Brown, Bolland, Carlson, ROW 3: Lindstrom, Flueger, Conrad, Ulstad. ROW I: Smythurst, Dougherty: ROW 2: Krie, Schilling, Schutzg ROW 3: Cardell, Miller, Wojcik. 1'fii . 'f I 'ff2:2-,,:Al1:Q CLASS OFFICERS: Musty, Ehlen, Loomis, Hedin. Sophomores feature cooperation and future potential. ROW I: Funari, Albers, Duteherg ROW 2: Forsberg, Nelson, Wulff, Birkg ROW 3: Gustaf- son, Walsh, Mickelson, Hedin, Aslakson. ROW I: Featherstone, Ferrin, Tiedemang ROW 2: B. Anderson, Logan, Koalska, ROW 3: Sailstad, D. Anderson, Lindquist, Mehrkens. ,1 n-1 nm nuww- - - W- at mfs, mfm,ff,.1w uw im, r ROW I.' J. Johnson, Dille, Douglass: ROW 2: Haggstrom, Ehlen, Wichern, Carlson: ROW 3 Anderson, Loomis, Vogel, Hartery, Stogclill. ROW I: Nelson, Gustafson, Horng ROW 2: Larson, Krier, Johnson, Limbertg ROW 3. Lunde, Peterson, Galvin, Olson. ROW I: Diercks, Jeske, Lohman: ROW 2: Weber, Wojcik, Nauer, Raaschg ROW 3: Erick son, Alms, Buck, Schmanski, Steinbruckner. QE ? i f f fvliwif ROW I: Rietmann, Krie, Swanson, Berger, ROW 2: Cordes, Torvund, Hallquist, Cleve Bohmbachg ROW 3: Albold, Jackson, Freheit, Claydon, Mulvania. ROW I: Gilbertson, Bauerkemper, kunarig ROW 2: Larson, Ryan, Halvorsen, Rehderg ROW 3: Schulenberg, Geary, Hayden, Spille, Bowen. ROW I: Stinson, Richter, Galving ROW 2: Segerstrom, Oelkers, Gielow, johnson, ROW 3: Balow, Lindquist, Hirdler, Musty. S ROW I: Flueger, Anderson, Skorude, ROW 2: Cordes, Edstrom, Kampf, Weich, ROW 3: Johnson, Wandmacher, Lee, Hoffman. ROW I.' Kimmes, Preston, Kendall, ROW 2: Votn, Nelson, Johnson, Doerrg ROW 3: Fore- man, Hoffman, Simanski, Schaar, Jeske. ROW 1: Schilling, Theis, Schafer, ROW 2: Ratz, Ehlers, Danielson, Lamberg, ROW 3: Harms, Westby, Swanson, Aslakson, Jaquith. f ,f-. 1 I ROW I: Rossi, Sammelson, Ryan, ROW 2: Anderson, Hendel, Reid, Dahl: ROW 3: Larson, Olsenius, Rundquist, Kohn, Eckblad. ROW 1: McCusker, Larson, LaFournaise, ROW 2: Boles, Hawkinson, Luzaich, Hayes, ROW 3: Pomerleau, Loer, Hager, Gerken. ROW I: Ullrich, Knutson, Much, Hemphill, Matthews, ROW 2: Hasselblad Anderson D. Johnson, Christensen, Powers: ROW 3: Nelson, Olson, B. Johnson, Luetke, Klairi Lohman. oil gov Cf Ofl' 70 ,AY Fres 111112111 students are noted for confidence. ROW I: Floen, Diercksg ROW 2: Wells, MacLeod, Wilborn. ROW I: Jansen, Carlstrom, Johnson, Beattie, ROW 2: Dankers, Gorney, Wold, Hodge, Birkg ROW 3: Wojcik, Fitsche, Carlson, Rea, Dougherty. ROW 1: Mann, Ofstie, Noll, Kaehlerg ROW 2: Koalska, Moore, Babel, Knudson, ROW 3: Crandall, Edblom, Landers, Nelson, Frazier. + -- - - V -- - fm,w11mazn flufm31mmr'sf2simumwvmnu1 ROW I: Featherstone, Collinge, Volkmann, Donelyg ROW 2: Fredrickson, Curtis, Hanson, Rose, ROW 3: Nelson, Burke, Tollison, Morrison, Hallquist. ROW I: Carlson, Hager, ROW 2: Weflen, Lundberg, Nygren, Jablonski, ROW 3: Larson Schumacher, Oelkers, Johnson. ROW I.' Johnson, Henningsgard, Stuber, ROW 2: Tebbe, Wojcik, Aadalen, Jonas, Redman, ROW 3: Cross, Hinrichs, Larson, Borchert, Schultz. Sm ROW I: Anderson, Weid, Chapman, Tesdallg ROW 2: Totushek, Swanson, Watson, Nelson, Willie, ROW 3: Schulenberg, G. Voth, Leeson, Tanner, C. Voth, Reichert. ROW I: T. Voth, Brown, Theis, Hauschildt, ROW 2: Brekke, Whipp, Scharpen, Tomphor, M. Voth, ROW 3: Hawley, Schliep, Wilson, Lawrence, Knight, Rose. ROW I.' Ward, Olson, Ogden, Berg, ROW 2: Devitt, Eckstrom, johnson, Hanson, ROW 3: Reuter, Simonson, Mann, Jenson, Sears. , .. f W Sal C- I - ROW I: Back, Jarmuz, Christenson, Jeske, ROW 2: Berkner, Johnson, Winblad, Kohn Hanson, ROW 3: Leeson, Hayden, Adolphson, Brusegard, Gustafson. ROW I : Howe, Beggs, Klenke, Preble, Knieselg ROW 2: Steahl, Loomis, Bauman, Doebler, McCarron, Daley, ROW 3: Miller, Johnson, Madison, Hemenway, Nelson, Lundquist, Van Deusen. ROW I: Friese, Arndt, Schinke, Lynnerg ROW 2: Noll, Tomhave, Weid, Pirius, Oliver, ROW 3: Biederman, Odman, Wells, Endres, Hall. - - 'mimi' 1 :xmas illlml.ll1l:all,uaLImw2 ' if '- ROW I: Colstrom, Hoeft, Kuhl, Berg, ROW 2: Celt, Marshall, Bucttner, Johnson, Hernlemg ROW 3: Forsberg, Gardas, Anderson, Deden, Gruber, Callstrom. ROW I: Miller, Dunkelberger, Fosberg, Johnson, Langer, ROW 2: Nybo, Munson, Krie, Nelson, Angus, ROW 3: Hartley, Halverson, Grote, Schumacher, Claflin, Dissel. ROW I: Cook, Anderson, Whitmore, Nelson, ROW 2: Hanson, Martinson, Melfer, Hult- quist, Johnson: ROW 3: Rieglernan, Gustafson, Flen, Kizer, Mundle. fi 1 f u1w.6xzw:w5MmWwv48axai l, Eighth Graders motivate classes and clubs ROW I: Wilson, Johnson, Kellsg ROW 2: Dack, Bergwall, Nelson, ROW 3: R. Johnson. Gronwall, Davis. ROW I: Safe, Knight, Daefller, Berg, Zarbockg ROW 2: Minnick, Kock, Befort, Kuehl, Stinson, Eastlund, ROW 3: Olson, Kramer, Jelatis, Borgen, Hosteland, Arnendolar, Aaker. ROW I: Munson, Akins, Breuer, Steinbreckner, Bucklyg ROW 2: Wilhusen, Tomfohr, Stary, Peterson, Winblad, ROW 3: Harris, Lundquist, Petrich, Roscnquist, Freheit, Hanson. lull!!! 2NwFmi ROW I: Reinhart, Price, Hedin, Firl, McCarran, ROW 2: Fritzki, Miller, Enevold, Lee, Drewiankag ROW 3: Chamberlain, Barringer, Johnson, Niebling, Jones, Jacobsen. an ROW I : Kuzdal, Nash, Peterson, Albers, Kenitzg ROW 2: Smith, Friese, Edstrom, Tumanic Buck, Beldeng ROW 3: Hart, Wojcik, Huber, Collins, Griffith, Rossi. ROW I: Bartlewski, Frazier, Hemphill, Smith, ROW 2: Huselid, Nielson, Edwards, Hauer, ROW 3: Hortenbach, Kenitz, Bowe, Wedricka, Aadalen. k 4 ' if :L-M1 ROW I.' Douglass, Boles, Dufhng, B. Johnson. ROW 2: Welt, Bremer, Erdman, Christenson, Witt. ROW 3: Callstrom, L. johnson, Galvin, Bengston, Jonas. ROW I.' Morrison, Kells, Hill, M, Johnson, Sanford. ROW 2: Lohman, Frettem, F. Johnson Hagge, Hawkinson. ROW 3: Martcnson, Olsenius, Stelling, Nelson, Smith, Feindt. ROW I.' Christenson, Dutcher, Schendel, Baker, Ide. ROW 2: Dahl, Wiech, Ehlers, Castner, Robinson, Berg. ROW 3: Witt, Doyle, Knutson, Lange, Musum, Graves, Puppe. ggzsifb' , ,.,,,,m ' , -'WJ Seventh Spend Time Adjusting to Central Life. Graders Absentees: Evert, Hallquist. ROW 1: Cox, Marshall, Lindahl, Donaldson, Gustafson. ROW 2: Swanson, Foot, Hunt, Bengs- ton, Koester. ROW 3: Kratochvil, Cummins, Whitmore, Burke, Rosenquist. ROW 1.' Austin, Ellingson, VanGuilder, Zimmerman, Hart. ROW 2: Collinge, Lange, Schenack Johnson, Fritzke. ROW 3: Anderson, Lundberg, Seymour, Holden, Olsenius, Fraiier. - fini-E5ir2Q.f.1ixzsWyvmn 'Q,v-:rw:wi-?i2.f'a:sSwv'1'wiwffg-vs12,x12wfvz aexr,:.23 slum --ff ROW I: Musty, Stuber, Finne, Swanson, Ramboldt. ROW 2: Wold, Schinke, Feindt, Yaggy Fasbender, Holmquist. ROW 3: Christenson, Hershey, Stein, Adolphson, Ode, Tomhave. ROW I: Tilbury, Bagwell, Martinson, Gravos, Riegleman, Watson. ROW 2: Schneider, Stein, Perkins, Bang, Hernlem. ROW 3: Strandemo, Krie, Doebler, Paulson, Olson, Holmberg. ROW I: Belden, Betcher, Hoffman, Esterby. ROW 2: Lidgerding, Madison, Johnson, Luetje, McDonnell. ROW 3: Erickson, Holden, Hallahan, Hallquist, Kenitz, Gisslen. 52215 H l'f'l2.ll 23 IN 1-sas, 5995 '- J ROW 1: Duden, Kizer, Erickson, West, Eckstrom. ROW 2: Lynner, Rossi, Ulstad, Behrens, Harms. ROW 3: Kohn, Enevold, Feeberg, Mandelkow, Boldt, Henningsgard. ROW I: Nash, Zernke, Miller, Sutherland, Featherstone. ROW 2: Mandelkow, Schendel, Sirnan- ski, Ree, Rehder, Chalstrorn. ROW 3: Theis, Mincielli, Gustafson, Dalbotten, Kingsbury, Reichert. ROW I: Meyer, Simanski, Peterson, Featherstone. ROW 2: Reinhart, Gale, Kleist, Fanslow, Olson. ROW 3: Gould, Tefft, Mehrkins, Cederberg, Morkwed. wi- wmq 1 Vgg tL5GE?ii?iX.i H271 5 f Yrfif-ff?f'?ifi2l2!?2EiS8E56fgZE3Z.9f'iiziif'-lfirisiiiskniln lj if , 2 ' f K' if-I School Life Her Majesty, Queen Barbara. Coronation bearers, Gary Zempke, Margaret Donaldson Homecoming Although saddened by the loss of their Home- coming game to Austin, school spirit was neither dimmed nor dampened. For behind that hard-played game were events that excited seventh-graders and misty-eyed seniors would not forget. Applause and cheers rang through the auditorium as smiling Barbara Gard was crowned the 1957 Homecoming Queen with Mary Pat Gosse and Mary Lou Peterson her attendants. Flapper football fun. f --M.---ww ' -rw--nmmmgwti MWWSF' f :'.:f-'1,-'iw -f i team ,,..., rr-rzsfimrrwmixerrwsmv Queen candidates, Karen Decker, Priscilla Sethre, Mary Lou Peterson, Joyce Hennings, Barb Gard, Mary Pat Gosse. F CSt1V1t1CS Following vigorous yells led by the cheerleaders, the crowd gathered outside on the school playground for a pep rally. The following day dawned bright and shining as students toiled to produce a colorful parade with ordinary hayracks and cardboard boxes. With a loss of 14 to 7 behind them, students proceeded to dance to Heckls orchestra in the midst of an autumn leaves theme. Modern madness. Homecoming Royalty, Mary Lou, Queen Barb, Mary Pat I is riff - ' l . . .and Queen Barb of the 1958 Homecoming? Whew, that was hard work. ' He that's our float. A real winner! Y: It's almost unbelievable. I can't stand it! wma' , x A M 'I Cutting remarks for the Austin team. Hey there, you with the pie in your face! Hill-Billy Hop l Wal, bless yore thumpin' lill gizzard! The way you look tonight! Ahhhh! Ain't we all a cute li'l group? Princess Doris Raasch, Queen Sue Hyde, King Dennis Landers, Prince Floyd Brunsvold. Feather Frolic A colorful crowd crammed into the auditorium and old gymnasium of Central for the annual midwinter Feather Frolic. The program included individual acts and the senior girls' chorus line. Featured in the program was a skit by thirty members of the speech class. To end the evening, dancing was held in the old gymnasium to the music of the Legionaires' orchestra. All arrangements were made by the journalism department and Scarlet Feather staff for the benefit of the yearbook budget. Dave Reier, master of ceremonies, crowns Sue Hyde, Feather Frolic Queen. Senior girls prance to the catchy tune of the Can-Can. The life, jug and bottle band played catchy tunes on their unique instruments. A musical combo by the senior boys jazzea up a ragtime melody. Co-editors of the Scarlet Feather es- corted the royalty to their seats. 3 w 1 The brave and the beautiful receive last minute instructions before the program. ,A 1 joint Owners in Spain A hilarious one-act play portraying three finicky old women in a rest home was the selection for this year's contest entry. The play was given a. superior rating in district competition. Cast: Flueger, Nelson, Rundquist, Koester. Cast and directors: Haustein, Totushek, Mulvania, Moe, Kratochvil, Akins, Peterson, Paulson. T in the final scene. The Whiteheaded Boy Full of g'Blarney', was the theme of the All Class play, c'The Whiteheaded Boy, an Irish comedy that constantly kept the audience guessing as to what hilarious incident would occur next. The spoiling of the youngest son and the merry-making involved in unspoiling him among the members of the Gehagen family entertained young and old as a rousing family comedy. Rundquist Tomfohr Directors Carey and Baumann Nelson Cushing, Beattie Whiteheaded Boy Sundberg and wife Joan confer about staging details Sylvester. 3.5 . fF H Moe, Flueger, Edstrom, Stenwick J. Johnson, Cook, J. Anderson C Johnson, gather around the piano wtf Mb-4 bf xx , ' w e :lf , 1. 1 B ik A. ng Aw 1 an :v. -4 'v -f L J, W, 'fvziwf ' '- M, ml x 3'3WWiQ5'?? 39.2 f ' Q- 5 ' iff any P! si gi, gf 3 QQ- V' .f :pf lyfxffffiii - 'f -if 551-ii 3 - . K-5-T M 1. .T Q 5 W ygfjs M Q M 4 'K 7 5 1 1 ,,fQ'5?i , I V f f ,gk 5 J ,. Aff,- e f K ,. ff,-MM-,, , ,,,,L X 1 , , - fgffzzf. . '32 ' 5? K kff? 22 L L? AQ f ggivxigf ,,,, -f ? I 1?f f mw - Ma, Q ., Cast: Baumann, Wilson, Flueger, Holst, Cook, Carey. tels, Strusz, Edblom. ROW 2: Brusegard, Hemlem Beattie. Papa Is A11 A hardened, conservative father played against a gentle, understanding mother, a hardworking son, and a sweet daughter in love created a contrast that had the audience hating and sympathizing simultaneously. Papa Is Alln, presented by the Jr. Class, proved that one cannot oppose progress with cruel methods when love and understanding prevail. Holst threatens Baumann. Wilson, Flueger, Baumann, denounced by Holst. Miss Hoffman instructs attentive cast backstage. Crews: Directors, Malnar and Stenwick. ROW I: Bar- .X 5 3 I 2 S as PQ I Q Q Q 1 Q 5,- J r , 5, I, , - f f .,f-f.--,. wma.wfzwxwwmvwmr Jingly jewelry. Athletes admire attire. Ski sweaters swept in with color. Perky ponytails and pugs. Familiar Fads of '58 Ivy League saddles and dirty bucks lead the way in '58. ROW I: Mehrkens, Stein, Scherber, Stary, Hartley, Vogel, L. Fridell, Malnar, G. Fridell, Akins, Reier, Rundquist Horn, Watson, M. Peterson, Olson, Moe, Juers. ROW 2.' L. Peterson, Ellingson, Boggs. Nelson, Koester, Kratochvil, Collischan, Mulvania, Voth, National Honor Society Centralls Scenes Ora! One Activity Ticket, please. Ouch! 8:20 8:00 A Day at Central 10:00 12:00 3:45 2:00 -,1 Max confers about his schedule with Principal Anderson and Max receives his schedule with other seniors on registra- Assistant Principal Splittstoesser. tion day. Centra1's Exchange Student Adding a bit of foreign intrigue to the monotonous days of school was exchange student, Maximo Pupareli, better known as Max to his school friends. Coming from San Miguel de Tucuman, Argen- tina, Max enrolled in all of the science and math courses offered plus English and American History. After Max returns to his home, Central's students will recall him as our first South American student. Max and Fred Voth are intent on watching a football ' game. Senlors in a math class consult Max as to the proper procedure for math problems. Max glances at the camera in the midst of writing an English theme. 68 f Sports Dave Reier, FB Bill Lidgerding, HB Head Coach Myron Smith, Line Coach Ed Murphy. Q Q 7 Q A Squad Season's RW ........ 12 Owatonna ....6 RW ........ 20 Northfield . . . . . . .-0 RW ........ 19 Mankato . . . . . .0 RW ........ 12 Faribault . . . . . .O Dennis Ottem, C Under the auspices of new coach Myron Smith, the Red Wing Wingers tallied a 5-2-1 Big Nine record for the 1957 grid season, for third place in the conference. After a shaky opening victory Steve Malnar, QB' All-Conf., All State, John Rossi, E Gary Christiansen, T All-American . i Over Owatonna, they Coasted to V1Ct0r1eS over Northfield, Faribault, and Mankato, ROW I.' Endres, Walsh, Feinclt, Lidgerding, Hernenway, Juers, Befort. ROW 2: Krause Oliver, Lindstrorn, Kosec, Christiansen, Reier, Spille, Cook. ROW 3: Sundberg, Schulen- Asst. Coaches Fletcher, Krantz, Miller. John Juers, HB Dick Mulvania, HB Football Record RW .... . . . 7 Austin. .... . . .14- RW ........ 27 Albert Lea . . . . . 14 RW .... . . 6 Rochester . . . . .27 RW ........ 13 Winona .. . . .13 before being defeated by Conference co- champs, Austin. The Wingers got back on the winning road by easily defeating Albert Lea. Co-champs Rochester dumped the Wingers on the following Friday, and the last game of the season, Winona tied the flu-riddled Wingers. berg, Lothner, Rossi, Hayes, Ottoson, Malnar. s f 1' ima: , ' rf if mrwszvewsvbg? iff 'ff A V7: 'l ':.s.QLk:s:erf 31 , W fy' ii' ' ,. .. , Q . Dave Sundberg, T jim Hayes, E All-Conference All-Conference Gary Nelson, G Mgrs. Endres, Befort ,S wa - ' Win - . 1 4f,gt,s'z - '- by V A V553 wi 4- . -aim '- ' 1--1 2.f,-f,,i:f,-afar ' ,pf -3.4 ff- , , K .... ,,...s,,,,yL,tq, .V J, . , .. sm.. ,.. , ,M , 'ffl' ,Z - t s K , VV, mi ,I ,,s,,: , - ,.,,,,, ,,.if.,,,,,U,, ',,,, t . -- .V vw '-My-fi-.f . 4 Q , .1 , use l l F L la 5 ig , at in ,,., ,yss .,,. nyeyt R yty, ifii 1 rnllf iesi isisi viii iii, Ei-5 ji , Ki! r X sv i S 1 ,Q eii' sirss fisr t , ft Q V ,fi.., -f,- 2: .'.' V W ., . ,L ,LA ..,, V s.,,,,,,,gy,,:. ,-V g as ,T 1 f , if ? A X L i t in ii 1 it 1 Y- R i e A A ROW I: Borchert, VanDeusen, D. Schulenberg, Hall- man, Terry Loomis, Knight, Lawrence. ROW 3: Gustaf- quist, Celt, Tim Loomis, Dougherty, Fitschen, Skorude. son, Odman, Pirius, Larson, D. Johnson, T. Olson, Spille, ROW 2: Landers, Walsh, Deden, Tollison, Wilson, Fore- Lindquist, Wandamacher. quad Football The fairly young and inexperienced Junior Winger played in a losing season. A scoreless tie with Hastings opened the schedule. However the following week, Lake City fell 13-0 victims. Twice Rochester dumped the Bee's by two decisive margins 37-19, and 33-7. Fumbles played a vital part as the B squad dropped an 18 to 0 decision to Winona in their closer. Pete Krantz, formerly of Henning! and Appleton, was the Bn squad coach. ROW I: Ferrin, Burmeister, Forsberg, Mulvania, Dissell, ner, Schliep, Endres. ROW 3: Lunde, MacLeod, Vogel Pomerleau, Henningsgard, Limbert. ROW 2.' Lundquist, Hartery, G, Olson, Bowen, Hirdler, Rundquist, Luetke. B. Schulenberg, B. Johnson, G. Johnson, Scharpen, Tan- saf31ma:m'silis'Z.f22v1f:wm1fa', , 'SWvmaiassa K Sg'1l2E, 'TL 4 w ks mf W4 WAR V Q , Q- -. if '--- ,ff ': .,-' il ' ,xi 2 X 7 ,. . , . in ,- 'L i fl? ff- e Rm F Q '?fffE H5 E ROW I: Stephan, L. Fridell, Juers, Wirth, Feindt, G. Fridell. ROW 2: Lothner, Schulenberg Freier, Hayes, Ottoson, Malnar. Coach Pete Petrich Q! 73 A Squad Basketball Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red 74 Season's Record Wing ...... 40 Moundsview Wing ...... 57 Rochester . . . Wing ...... 87 Winona .... Wing ...... 74 Northfield .. Wing ...... 72 Fergus Falls . Wing ...... 47 Anoka ..... Wing ...... 56 Roosevelt , . . Wing ...... 51 De LaSalle . Wing .,.... 51 Farmington . Wing ...... 58 Faribault . . . Wing ...... 60 Northfield .. Wing ...... 67 Winona .... Wing ...... 55 Owatonna .. Wfing ...... 49 Albert Lea . . Wing ...... 54 West St. Paul Wing ...... 5l Mankato . . . Wing ...... 68 Austin ..... District 14 Wing ...... 54 No. St. Paul Wing ...... 33 West St. Paul John Juers Steve Malnar The fans yelled go! go! go! and the team went! went! went! All season the Wingers drove in points to win the Big Nine Championship. Not only Big Nine teams fell under Red Wingls fine perform- ances, but teams such as Minneapolis Roosevelt, Anoka and West St. Paul were also overpowered. For the third consecutive year the team won the Big Nine trophy. The Wingers were only defeated once during the regular season on De LaSalle,s court. With some close games to add excitement, the team wound up regular play with a sense of accomplishment and satisfied fans. Tournament time brought a stepped up pace but the Wingers lost to West St. Paul in their second game of district competition. The senior players, Malnar, steady and depend- able, Lane Fridell and Juers, taking care of the guard posts, Hayes, sparking the offense, and Gary F ridell and Freier who backed up the team, plus the juniors, left a team we can all be proud of. Managers B111 Befort Tom Endres ROW I: D. Johnson, Odman, Lundquist, G. Johnson, Hartery, MacLeod, Olson, Geary, Lawrence, Landers, Walsh, Lunde, Ekblad, Celt, Back. ROW 2: Schulenberg, Bowen, Larson. Coach Myron Smith B Squad Basketball Coach Myron Smithls B Squad basketball team turned in a respectable season's record, winning ll games and losing 7. Five defeats came at the hands of conference foes Owatonna, Mankato, Austin, Winona and Northfield. Non-conference vic- tories were won by Moundsview and De LaSalle. Based on the relatively fine playing of a number of mem- bers of the junior varsity, next year's A Squad, as well as many to come, should contain five personnel to continue Red Wing's excellent basketball record. Managers Hirdler, Petrich W 76 if LU Ld 3512 , Q ,7 mf ir K 1 Q in A 4 . ff i '! HW ' G. A. A. SR. OFFICERS: Bohmback, ALL STARS, ROW I: Bremer, Halvorsen, Decker, Knopic, Benson, Nelson. ROW 2: Hart- Vothf Hemmings, VO g S I 2 ley, Vogel, Hennings, Magnuson, Paulson, Holmquist, Sylvester. Volkman. SPORTHEADS, ROW I: Haustein, Decker, Bremer. ROW 2: Knopic, Benson, Hartley, Holrnquist, Peterson. ROW 3: Sylvester, Paulson, Gosse. Mary Lou Peterson, All Star, receives Audrey Anderson Me- morial Award. IR. OFFICERS: Lunclquist, Seymour, Peterson, West, Wilshusen. SR. CHEERLEADERS: Carey, Benson, Swanson, Wilson, johnson, Peterson. When good rivals meet. Cheerleaders IR. CHEERLEADERS: Beattie, Berg, Munson, Mann, Callstrom, Marshall, Ward. QBPKRZQXWQ' 15-1. Five seniors review difficult play with Coach Smith. All smiles following big victory. G.A.A.'rs entertain at halftime. Eager fans f2 A - 1 W Nxt x' Q :S y X Z 52 Q .SF if 0 ' rgan1zat1on5 ' ,WIAAX 1 fy, LL-,-' n ', ,'W ,.,L L',' y,'L, -L.M 'llz ' 'A A My .K ,7Q f' 1 N K i K .W, 'S K- X 5 Q .A 'k L Mmm ,w h 5 if 1 gll X N -h. s- W- C' we 'X 3 iam' 'Q if AA 1' W I ifz -WN' L..L ,, 7 A 5 Q :L 4 A 'L 3' K XI .E , A LL A W K A V 2 N M k. . l Jam U W NMR V KN' Xl QT.. V K k'kk.fL ' - , V k . H ' .'v A ' ,-,' f bil ' , - w g, -Q s ! 1. Wf .,., 'f ::, V J .. s Q , - , - , . V X Z Q M ff f3Q 3 '- A C I Vh t P m, 2 A h x ff l g if g ala 5 if 4 13, J' - 'Q' 1 i v -1- f1 Pj 'w 2' 1 ' J ,H '5 f' f 5 if an ll ik ROW 1: C. Johnson, M. Kosteer, Kratochvil, Jonson, Gielow, J. Johnson, Edstrom, Gard, Carey, Paulson, Lund- berg, J. Luzaich, Runclquist, Flueger, F. Feindt, Peterson, K. Haustein, Meyer, J. Anderson, Fasbender. ROW 2: Patterson, K. Hayes, Emerson, West, A. Luzaich, Reuter, Rosener, Schinke, B. Wulff, Aslakson, Hennings, Hartley, Sethre, Swanson, Decker, Segerstrom, Alkers, M. Wulff, Halvorsen, Sailstad, Key, K. Voth. ROW 3: Vollmers, Director Reynold Christensen Band Earning money for the bi-annual band trip was the main project of the band for '58. The Winter Band Concert proved profitable, featuring a variety of instrumentals and intri- cate compositions. Providing a musical note for basketball games and presenting a novel half time marching parade for football games were only a few achievements of our band. Mandelkow, Lunde, Babel, Christiansen, Holst, Bau- mann, Wirth, C. Koester, Klenke, Carlson, Stephans, Luetke, Mock, G. Haustein, Much, D. Nelson, Cushing. ROW 4: Lirnbert, Pearson, Spille, T. Johnson, Henry, F. Voth, Seymour, Schulenberg, J. Hayes, G. M. Nelson, Heglund, Webster, G. L. Nelson, Smith, Langhans, Jackson, F errin. Band Ojicers, SEATED: Magnuson, Pres.g Juers, Stein. STANDING: Akins, Hughes. Cornet Trio: Lindstrom, Akins, Juers. ajorettes: Beverly Benson, Barbara Benson. 1 Choir Offers: Anderson, Pres. 5 Nelson, Hayes, Kratochuil. B BAND, ROW I.' Gravos, Ode, Jelatis, Preble, Henningsgard, Wilsnusen, Tomfohr. ROW 2 Carlson, Bang, Christenson, Eastlund, Buckley, Minnick, Amendolar, Kock, Callstrom. ROW 3 Adolphson, Ofstie, Feindt, Finne, Swanson, Olson, Stein, Paulson, Aaker, Stinson, Berg, Olson ROW 4: Krie, J. Tomhave, Doebler, Fasbender, Winblad, Lundquist, Yagge, Stuber, Hansen C. Tomhave. STANDING: Befort, Strandemo, Bagwell, Ramboldt, Safe. ROW I: Berg, Hernlem, Leeson, Hallquist, Kuehl, Stein, Schinke, Watson. ROW 2: Peterson, Petrich, Madison, Holmquist, T. Daffler, C. Johnson, Akins, Kramer. ROW 3: Knight, Stein- brecher, Halverson, Freiheit, Riegleman, Rosenquist, Hersey, Holmberg, Hosteland, Musty, Zar- brock. ROW 4: Stary, L. Borgen, Wold, Volkman, Nelson, Mann, Perkins, McCarron, Tollison, Harris, Breuer. FRESHMAN CHOR US, ROW I: Berg, Cook, Weflen, Larson, Fredrickson, Munson, Johnson, Reuter, Curtiss, Hanson, Devitt, Featherstone, Howe, Tabbe, Redman, Hager. ROW 2: Babel, Carlstrom, B. Nelson, Jablonski, Beggs, P. Anderson, Beattie, Marshall, Baumann, Callstrom, Oelkers, Chapman, Winblad, M. Johnson, Watson, Weid, Wold, Voth. ROW 3: T. Voth, D. Hanson, M. Voth, G. Voth, Dissell, Edblom, J. Nelson, Adolphson, Lawrence, Perkins, Knight, Hawley, Hartley, Hulquist, Loomis, Rea. J Scarlet Feather Editors: Karen Wintervold, Barbara Scherber. A lot of students have a lot of ideas about what a yearbook should be. The staH of '58 had their ideas, too, and here they are as modified by our budget, time, circumstances, and abilities. Associate Editors: Pam Jonson, Priscilla Sethre. 86 Business Managers: Carol Ellingson. Editors Scherber and Wintervold discuss art work with Steve F reier. Chieftain Editors: Sarajane Grinde- land, Chief janet Watson, , Phoebe Beggs. The news that appears in the Chieftain every newsworthy. Sports Editors: David Stein, David Reier. X three weeks is a report of what Centralites are doing. Reports and comments are prepared by the staff according to their judgment as to what is more Press Bureau: Corrine Stein- bruckner, D 0 r 0 t h y Kuhl, Koryl Magnuson. fr. journalist, SEATED: Smythurst, Wilson, Drewianka, Diercks, Erickson, Key, Quade, McCusker, DeWald, Meyer. STANDING: Malueg, Befort, Guenzel, Brown, Nelson, Flueger, Hawke, Beattie, Benson, Birk, Malnar, Johnson, Frick, Carlson, Lundberg, Dankers, Anderson, Wiebusch. i s. - rau.a ..W.iaN W fire M F. F. A. Ojicers, ROW 1: Samrnelson, Mehrkens, Anderson. ROW 2: Larson, Swanson, Schumacher. Dille, Samrnelson, Larson, Schu- macher, A n d e r s o n , Stogdill, Wichern, Reitmann. Mehrkens, Hager, Vogt, Koester, Nel- son, Anderson, Swanson. Reitmann, Christiansen, Fitschen, Carlson, Grote, Perkins, Anderson, Schinke Rose. V Organizations Psychology, ROW I : Edblom, Koester, Groenke, Collischan, Powderly, J. S. Anderson, Vasil Bremer, Hauth, J. I, Anderson, Galvin. ROW 2: Wintervold, Hughes, Stary, Peterson, Leuthe, Knopic, Fritz, F eindt, Reid, Dubbe, Lundberg, Horn, Luzaich, Scherber, Jonson. ROW 3: Siewert, Juers, Mock, Nelson, Sundberg, Akins, Heglund, Moe, Johnson, Paulson, Vogel, Lind. Usher Squad, ROW I: Gilbertson, Key, Fasbender, D. Schafer, Meyer, R. Schafer, D. An- derson, V. Schafer, Brenda Anderson, McCusker, Martens. ROW 2: Kann, Bolland, Dahl, Mal- lan, Powderly, Leuthe, Buck, Holmquist, Ellingson, Theis, Birk, Barb Anderson. ROW 3: Ul- stad, Anderson, Hawke, Jacquith, Watson, Steinbruckner, Warneke, Ruhr, F elde, Harms, Kempf, Johnson. mkslh- f,', 1-F'-,Ii.Q1?1 if-fQw?'f HIS!! Sr. FHA, ROW I: Cran- dall, D. Schafer, Fitschen, R. Schafer, Strom, Mar- tens. ROW 2: DeWa1d, Kann, Reis, Brown, Beggs, Erickson. ROW 3: Warn- eke, Voth, Luetke, Con- rad, Madison, Holmquist, Steffenhagen. fr. FHA, ROW I : Wold, Cook, Jablonski, Volkman, Eastlund, Hernlem, Anderson, Beattie Miller, Boles, Douglas, Price. ROW 2: Burke, M. Johnson, Berg, B. Mann, Nygren, Munson Curtis, Ward, Jensen, K. Mann, Aaker, Stinson, Edstrom. ROW 3: Mundle, Weflen, Callstrom Hanson, Martinson, Ekstrom, Huber, Bergwall, Celkers, Marshall, Winblad, L. Johnson. FTA, Officers: Lynette Peterson, Steffenhagen, Lorraine Peterson, Horn, DeWald. ROW I. Rossi, Gilbertson, Nelson, Renschen, Brown, J. Anderson, Flueger, Segerstrom, McCarron, Lind- strom, Childs, Dahl, Strom, Martens, Berger, Galvin. ROW 2: Bowe, Wulff, McCusker, Schafer Key, Sammelson, Nelson, Reid, Reis, Beggs, Anderson, Santelman, Ellingson, Mann. ROW 3. Nelson, MacLean, Gielow, Conrad, Hawke, Emerson, Lindquist, S. Paulson, J. Paulson, Ruhr Stary, Madison, B. Wulff, Odman, Bartels. 1 , ,'as!9Ys :?1sw29?i A. f 7 Thespians Ojicers: Stehre, Akins, Hennings, M. Koester. ROW I: Nelson, Wilson, N. Edblom, Decker, Hernlem, J. Edblom, J. Sylvester. ROW 2: Scherber, K. Koester, Gustafson, Flueger, Anderson, Moe, Brusegard, Stary, Beattie, Wintervold, Jonson. ROW 3: Malnar, Spille, Rundquist, M. Sylvester, Carey, Reier, L. Fridell, G. Fridell, Stenwick, Baumann, Paulson, Knopic, Gosse. Ir Dramatzcs, ROW I : Christianson, Price, Johnson, Akins, Kaehler, Mann, Beattie, Carl- strom, Willie, Befort, Minnick. ROW 2: Eastland, Stinson, Fredrickson, Hodge, Tesdall, Martin- son, C. Voth, Weflin, Nelson, Swanson, Chapman, Watson, Marshall, Wold, Hanson, Enevold ROW 3: Steinbrecher, Henningsgard, Borgen, Crandall, M. Voth, Callstrom, Baumann, Edblom Hayden, Tanner, Loomis, G. Voth, Harris, Stary, Peterson. 1 ssewffafiwaiamsfxvtlfx ROW I. Tilbury, Zarbock, Watson, Stuber, Gravos, Rhinehart, Mehrkens, Rossi, Schinke, Herri- lem, Fasbender, Lindahl, Foot, Marshall, Safe. ROW 2: Zimmerman, Douglass, Schneider Stein, Yaggy, Finne, Strandemoe, Olson, Kratochvil, Cummins, Holmberg, Olsenius, Winblad Doebler. ROW 3: Tornhave, Peterson, Aaker, Seymour, Wilshusen, Freheit, Rosenquist, Lund: quist, Johnson, Paulson, Ode, Frettem, Doyle, Koch, Jelatis. Red Cross, ROW I: Schneider, Olson, Paulson, Watson. ROW 2: Stein, Tomhave, Martinson, Holmberg, Stuber. Audio-Visual: Minnick, Miller, Frick Collischan. Chess Club, ROW I: Doebler, Munson. ROW 2: D. Henningsgard, Hayden, Edwards, Erdman, Frettem, J. Henningsgard. ROW 3: Clabough, Haustein, Klenke, Dankers. STANDING: Jelatis, Christiansen. 2i1,,,.+1f 1- -.N ww 141ff,'if1S'f. French Club, ROW I: Johnson, Martinson, Sailstad, Edstrom. ROW 2: Collinge, Hansen, Edblom, Wulff, Colstrom. STANDING: Jeske, Hayes, Burke, Totushek, Chesley, Beattie, Baumann, Winblad. Babysitters, ROW 1: Stein, Watson Martinson. ROW 2: Olsenius, Ed- strom, Enevold, Callstrom. ROW 3. Wilshusen, Freheit, Lundquist, Peterson Latin, ROW I: Howe, Biederman, Harms. ROW 2: Arndt, Nelson, Stinson, Fredrickson, C. Voth. ROW 3: A. Voth, Brusegard, T. Voth, Gruber, Landers. ROW 4: M. Voth, Jannuz, G. Voth, Dissell, Back. W' 1 M . Sr. Discussion: Loomis, G. Fridell, Lf Fridell, Lind, Lorraine Peterson, Schafer, Lynette, Peterson, Rehder, Ghesley. fr. Discussion, ROW I: Watson, Beattie, Winblad, Anderson. ROW 2: Weid, Baumann, Johnson. ROW 3: Marshall, Gallstrom. Arts and Crafts, ROW I .' Reitmann, Strom, Kratchovil, D. Gustafson, Torvund. ROW 2: G. Voth, M. Voth, Ruhr, Lemmerman. ROW 3: Hallquist, R. Gustafson, Lally, Oelkers. f ' .1 S 'SM '.'f i 5 if C9 We +1 ,, ff f '-fem? Q lf'-15' ,4 U v , Q 3 My 1 75 1 Q X 495 Z . 2 if-n. M A X Administration ,N and Faculty L. M. Wikre Superintendent of Schools High School Principal L. W. Anderson Administration Assisting Superintendent Wikre and the school board in yearly management of Central are Principal Anderson and Assistant Principal Splittstoesser whose tasks vary from developing high school policy to signing passes and attendance slips. M. E. Splittstoesser Assistant Principal School Board, ROW I: Glen Featherstone, Dr. Gordon Lee, Mrs. M. H. Harris. ROW 2: Wayne Loomis, Dr. Clarence Wasmund, Dr. Clarence Schlauderaff, William Sweasy. ' ,efsifw LVL' 1 ,-J W a ROBERT HERLING-M.S., Stout State College, Industrial Arts. WILLIAM BIGGAM-M.A., University of Minnesota, Industrial Arts. LOUIS ODE-M.S., Stout State College, Inudstrial Arts, Vocational Training. LA VERN BENSON-M.A., University of Minnesota, Math 7. VERNON MILLER- B.E., St. Cloud State College, Algebra 9, Geometry 10. EDWIN H. JOHNSON- B.S., Winona State College, Advanced Mathematics. Mrs. GRACE SMITH-B.A., Macalester College, English 9, Latin. GAYLE ERICK- SON-B.A., Macalester College, Math 8, French. JEAN GARDINER SMITH-B.S., University of Minnesota, Librarian. ANGELINE CALKINS B.S., Mankato State Col- lege, Physical Education. 97 C. E. SUTHERLAND-M.A., Columbia University, Vocal Music. WILLIAM BAG- WELL-M.A., Boston University, Orches- tral Music. REYNOLD J. CHRISTENSEN -B.E., Moorhead State College. ROYAL C. HAYDEN-M.S., Iowa State College, Vocational Coordinator. KENNETH FLETCHER-M.A., Colorado State Col- lege, Guidance Director. 98 PETER PETRICH - M.E., University of Min- nesota, Physical Education. PERNELL GAULT-B.A., Gustavus Adol- phus College, English 8. ALICE CHRIS- INGER-M.S., Winona State College English 7. Mrs. BEATRICE LARSON- B.S., Wisconsin State College, History English FLORENCE MCBRIDE-B.A., St. Teresa, English 11. JESSIE CHRISTENSEN- M.A., University of Winconsin, English 10. Mrs. AILEEN SETHRE-B.S., Univer- sity of North Dakota, English 9. MYRON SMITH-M.E., Colorado State University, Science 9. MARY LOU JANSEN-B.A., St. Olaf College, Home Economics. NIMA FOGEL- BERG-B.S., University of Minnesota, Home Economics. MARLENE HOFFMAN-B.S., Univer sity of Minnesota, Speech, English ll GENE ROBINSON-M.A., Boston Uni versity, English 12. E. L. POWDERLY- M.A., University of Minnesota, Social 12 English 12, Journalism. JUNEAU JOHNSON-M.S., Winona State College, Science 9. RALPH GALCHUTT- B.S., St. Cloud State College, Science 7, Health, STACY E. OLSON-B.A., Macales- ter College, Biology. NORMA JEAN KERLING-B.S., Uni- versity of Minnesota, Shorthand 1 and 2, Typing. AGNES M. FREIJ-B.A., Augs- burg College, Bookkeeping, Typing. 100 ROBERT ANDERSON -B.S., Winona State College, Art. RICHARD T. LUNDQUIST-M.E., Winona State College, Social Studies 12. THORA HOGHAUG-B.A., St. Olaf College, Social Studies 10. MILTON W. HOSKING-M.A., Hamline University, Social Studies ll. A. B. VOLKMANN-B.E., St. Cloud State College, Physics. EDWARD M. MURPHY, M.A., University of Minnesota, Chemistry. PETER KRANTZ-B.A., Hamline Uni- versity, Science 8, Health, Math. HARVEY M. DANKERS - University School of Agriculture, Veterans Agriculture. C. RICHARD FORSLINE-B.S., Univer- sity of Minnesota, Agriculture, Math 8. MYRTLE C. ANDERSON-M.A., Uni- versity of Minnesota, Social Studies 8. ROBERT WALLACE-B.S., Winona State College, History 7. MAURICE P. WOHLER -B.A., Luther College, Social Studies 9. Mrs. EVA B. BROWN- B.S., University of Min- nesota, School Nurse. is 3 101 gjw , SQ , 7 gf, fy.. A, 111' FFWZBNEY Service Groups Ofice Jecretariesg Vivian Nelson, Mrs. Marjorie Harder, Mrs. Marian Johnson, Mrs Marlene Shelstad. Custodianxg Ronnald Chamberlain, James Dutcher, Lester Frazier, Gale Kull, James Burch, Russell Swanson. Cafeteria staf: Mrs. Maude Ford, Mrs. Bertha Thalberg, Mrs. Elsie Wandmacher, Mrs. Phyllis Willie, Mrs. Marion Lind. Ojice help, Hawke, Emerson, Luetke, Hauth, Gard, Martens, Ruhr, Hanson, Fritz, Schafer, Holmquist, Wulff, Nelson, Ellingson. School patrol: Langhans, Miller, Smith, Malueg, Mandelkow, Frick. Student bookkeepers: Santelman, Erickson Library club: ROW I: Ide, Bartlewski, Christianson, Frazier, C. Lundberg, Bremer, Luetje, K. Peterson, Erickson, Reinhart, Everett, ROW 2: Douglass, Hawkinson, B. Peterson, Nelson, L. Lundberg, Martenson, Cederberg, Kuzdal, Nash, Duffingg ROW 3: Doyle, Jonas, Friese, Tumanic, Bergwall, Huber, Barringer, Johnson, Edstrom, Enevold, Chamberlain. 104- ',., , vw,-f41j,,5if:4..,aQvC'4BJl4.,. . 1 , an :wiv 'va' -v----xsh-. ' ii?-' 1 if , . K X l I , mi V 4, -. f in- Q Y'- K ,N 'J A XKC g KOQQDE Um Q ru