Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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orztfow M611 diet Service Those boys and girls sitting in the halls during class hours are not fugitives from the classroom. They are monitors, who render a real service to the school by supervising the halls. Monitors apply for the position and are passed on by the eligibility committee, which bases appointments on pupils, records. Monitors receive five points on the point schedule for their service. ML'I'IYI'l'Y. FIRST. SICIIDNIJ PERIODS Row 1: Peggy Woods, Susan Ott, JoAnn Barnt-ard, Rita London, Esther Segal, Nancy Guthrie, l,ur-ille Peder- son, Jeanette Henrikson, Virginia Lampson. Row 2: Anne Nelson, Carol Smith. Barbara Krause, Zita Otto, .loan Wilson, Joy Urshan, I'at Burke, Georgia Brigham, Miss Klaus. Row 3: Helen Wilkinson, Marline Breitbord. Marliss M1-Cauley, Raeann Leonard, Richard Erickson, John Krebs. Janin- Johnson, Donna Ekholm, Marya Ones- ton. Jacqueline Cronquist. THIRD AND FOURTH PERIODS Row I: Delores Sylvester, Sandra Altman, Betty Conyea, Donna Swor, Ruth Hanson, Susie ,loan Gill, Olive Howell. John Franson. Row 2: Edith Berkowitz, Myrtle Deavers, Lucetta Feikema, Joan Plourde, Delores Ke- tola, Rae Olin, Carol Harris, Pat Butalla, Mary Bridgeman. Row 3: Lucille Pederson, Zita Otto. Marian Welsh, Helen W'ilkinson, Jim Fred- strom, Helen Fossness. Mary Ehlers, Charlene Campbell, Jeanette Benton. Row 4: Donna Tinseth, Harold Whee- lock. James Magill. Peter Pappas. Towne Makela. Tom Jeglosky, Eugene Eckman. Jean Soderquist, Donna W'iI- liams. P FIFTH AND SIXTH PERIODS Hou' I: Virginia Lampson, Norma Amundson, Naneie Jackson. Marjorie Barnstorf, Janet Wlebster, Ruth Han- son.. Marion Homme, Sharyn Chessen. Rau' 2: Barbara Paquin, Lorrayne Cherson. Myrtle Deavers, Ann Cooke. Delores Ketola, Donna Kibbey. ,Ioan Wilson, Carol Davidson. Rau' 3. Mari- lyn Nelson, Barbara Johnson, Marion Wialsh, Richard Gurske. Owen Beaty, George Tibbetts, Joyce Peterson, Joan Stahlberg. Each period of the day a captain is in charge to check that all monitors are at their stations. A Captain earns lil points. Captains are: Lucille Hage, Virginia Lampson. Lucille Pederson, Patriria Hass, Edith Berkowitz. Mara Karas. Marion Welt-li. Helen Fossness, Hay Matsuliara and Joan Sullivan. Miss Florence Klaus is advised for the hall monitors.

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eb ge The vadets in both the atlenclanve and main offit-es help f-arry on sr-hool business effit-ientlyp ln the- lnain office they are given surh jobs as operating the switchboard. doing errands. and sorting and fil- ing mail. In the attendant-e offir-e. the girls check daily ysith the blue slips and the yellow. pink and t V6 Me CS-CAM! yyhite exviises. ln doing this they l'4'4'l'lXl' honor points and experienrge in offive work. ln the library. girls hayz- the job of sorting and putting books where they belong. and mending old bindings. These girls help theznselyf-s as well as be- ing an asset to the school by bevorning avquainted with all types of literature. ffrzrletw in .flllwmlrzrl f'f' Uffffvi S1'11!4frl.' liarolyn ,lollnson. lfnlt: 2: Shirley' llalyerson. Marie l.u1'mlx. Ron' 3: Xntlrf-y Xlsr-th. Nlary' Blair. Karen Gustafson. .Nlywc Nylr-n. lgilI'lYilI'll Rivll :ind Pat lim:-. f.'ude't.s in .llfzfn Uff1'rr: Roll' I: Il. llublvr. lf, Xlillur. N. .yniuntla son. l.. Ro-vn. B. lllN'lilltlllY. Xl. -Xml:-rson. 5. 'l'lu'ros. Hou' 2. X. l.ll14lIlIllIl. 5. Stllllsllttlll. .l. llurlig. l'. lforlin. Xl. Nelson. Nou ff: Xl. XX:-lvll. ll. ,lolln-on fzlfzfzfy' fndvfy: Hou' I: blur- . , , . lf-y 5lI'lVl'xI'I'. lat ,Xritlrf-yys. html Bruwe. Hou' f: llmniu Fkholni. ' u l,1lIs 4 1-.1-mill. l-.ny Xie.. lr'0Il.lI l, llonim Holton. llonnn llernizin- son. Xlqlrlvm- 'lioruvi'-ozi. llirol Ink. lliss l'f-rry. N't1lt't1: l'l1y'l- lis llivlwlxson.