Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)
- Class of 1956
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Qwwwl MW if A fr P Jar 1 1 ' ' - ig rn I A lb it A ,V , Q- :divx A N X bum., ,cgi W7 If Jo CXJL M VLLJK :Jil YJ'-cl ' ' 1,17 VQXLD' 15 f' ' ' Qgub Yoh -1 c -f-cffv--6245-1 :F 7 F! 0.22 lv, 1 KQJLLVC ff , , flflcgcfy, 7: , dit if jc ,441 wi 1 C vi Y 47 fi XL QX7 L 14 ia L' f , -f -c eff QW' ' X 'A L k 5 L' L X ,f ,Q ffl With the upward thrust of the tower we have the symbol at what is to come. But to every Central graduate, the tower is the symbol, also, at that which has happened under its shadow . . . the past. With each turn of the page you will recall people, events, and places which remain in your memory as small zeniths in your lite at Central. From cover to cover you will relive the happy and the sad incidents, the exciting and the plain ordinary moments ot school life. The tense mo- ments at a basketball game when the s c a re is tied and there is a minute left to play, saluting our flag at the assem- blies, waiting tor report cards on Wednesdays and having a dreamy time at the Prom . . . these and many other events will be brought back as you turn the pages of the l956 ZENITH. idmdndahadaa Editor: Nancy Nichols Staff: More Putnins Mr. George A. Beck, Central's prin- cipal, has been the guiding hand in the affairs of this school for the past seven- teen years. This fall we were minus our principal for two months. Mr. Beck, because of his outstanding work in education, was chosen to tour Europe in the employ of the Armed Forces. He returned home iust in time to celebrate Christmas withlhis family and friends. The purpose of this tour was to see that the American high schools in Europe measure up to the quality of those here in the States, and to make suggestions for their improvement. ' .Aw-4, 7M .inf-gf Y 70N E1--04' 1 1 VLC. wr pm: If-I YMr. George A. Beck, Principal. Y if Ia- Lk farm -Q ffvfwa llL,kFwXi'AJ SbQr'X'i'l 'J'A 5 L Lkciqk Akrlfvxl k.Lr2!SLg, Xrkklrx' Mr. Kenneth J. Talkovich, Assistant Principal. ,A kj ' .idx M r li, 5'-it ,lb X 'Q A,,, N ,,:, cklfkk il 't,1.R., lv-lffi libs LL L A lx Q Nd ix. Cs. he ,lf -v CJ' During Mr. Beck's absence, our assistant principal, Mr. Kenneth Talkovich, assumed a dual role of principal and assistant. Mr. Talkovich began teaching here in l94O and since 1944 he has been Cen- tral's assistant principal. To these two schoolmen go the thanks of those at Central. MR. JEROME BEN- At least one science course was taken by each member of the student body. Biology taught us to understand the functions of living organisms. ln physics we learned how to apply accepted facts and we explored the chemical world in the laboratory. The mysteries of x's, '!.'s, lines AB, and the functions of an angle were unfolded in the classes of algebra, business arithmetic, geometry, and trigonometry. Our A Cappella choir, orchestra, and band enchanted us with their outstanding performances. To offer more help to those planning to enter music as their vocation, special lessons and a course in music fundamentals were offered. A new ultra-modern art room helped us to express our- selves through painting, sculpture, and many other media. The artists helped many organizations by handling much of their publicity through designing posters and making decorations. MISS S U S A N LOVALD - Biolo- gy, Committees: Assembly Plan- ning, S c h o o I Health Council, National Honor Society KC h r .l, Club: Study. SON - Physics, Com- mittees: N a t io nal Honor Society, Safe- ty, Ushering a n d Seating, Bert Fesler Award, Elks Scholar- ship, Jr. Homeroom L e a d ership, Zenith Photography t A d - v i s o r l. M I S S MARGARET POLLOCK - Biology: Eligibility, Guidance Council, Club: Pho- tography. MR. NATHAN BIND- LER - Art, Commit- tees: Assembly Plan- ning, Social Activi- ties, Guidance Coun- cil, Advisor, Soph- omore Class, Zenith Art, Club: Art. ku T'-Y MR. G R O V E R C. MR. ELLIOTT JOEL- SAYRE - Chemistry, S O N - Orchestra, Committees: Eligibili- Club, String Ensem- ty lChr.l. bles. I hulq educated mam mama 464 mind .,,. MIS S MARIAN G. MAJO - Mathemat- ics, Committees, As- sembly Planning l C h r . l, Welfare, G u i d ance Council, Essay and Oratoricol Contests lChr.l, Club: Careers. I' ' 'xi' 'K MR. E U G E N E A. BERG - Mathematics, Committees, Eligibil- ity, Social Activities, Welfare, A d v I sor: Boys' Club, Junior Class. Mr. Bindler, W. Suo and E. Stewart 'Acre room. MR. HARRY MEYER - A'Cappella C h o i r, Committees: Social Activities, Assembly Planning, Guidance MR. JOHN H. THOMASON - Band Clubs: Twirling, Sax- ophone Quartette. Za :Ae men: of an me I I I Council, Clubs: Boys' Quartette, Girls' En- semble. MR. DALE M. BAUM - English: Commit- tees: Assembly Plan- ning, Social Activi- ties, National Honor S o c i e t y, National Thespian S o ci e ty: Club: Drama: Ad- visor: Sr. Class. MISS HELEN BEDE - English: Committee: Safety, Clubs: mela, K. Norlander, ate in the new art ii-wsiwtnln su- Study, Shakespeare. 1: -2 :sf Q- ff MISS HELEN A. PER- RY - Library: Com- mittees: A s s embly, Awards, Guidance Council: Club: Library. '-s-. 3 : H MISS LOUISE DID- DEN - Library. Ck E? S. 1 CB- Through reading fine literature we gained knowledge of great authors and their works. Speech classes taught us how to speak effectively. Practical training for the future members of the business world was offered by courses in business English. Above all we learned how to use our native language. Our library aided us in our studies and provided us with many books for pleasure reading. T'k L'5k-.1 MRS. GERTRUDE LaM 0 N T A G N E - English: Committees: Contests, Essay and Oratorical: C l u b: Study. . mf, ,.......,........4.s.:.,-n .....w,.,..... ...N MISS CORRINE LAU- TERBACH - English: Committees: Assem- bly Planning, Extra C u r r icular Speech, G u i d ance Council: C I u b s : Dramatics, MISS AUDREY NETH- ERCOTT - E n g I ish and Guidance Direc- tor: C o m m i t tees: Eligibility, Guidance Council. MR. W A R R E N NORDEEN - Eng- lish: Committees: National Honor Society, Safety: Club: Current Events and Tro- Sgudy, ian Forum. l M R . WALLACE B . 4 M R S . MYRTLE RO- SAPP - English: Com- GINA-En9llSl1: Com- mmee: A 5 5 ' mittees: N a tio nal Club: lzaac a n. H0n9f SOCIBIYI 50' . cial, Spectator: Club: f A Press. L..-W I I I I J ' ' af aaafcaafztd. G uid ance Council, , , M A f. -l Lo' 1 ' Lof ' .L,C l C iff! X' T 5 , , I l fx' , f ' ' ,f , 4 ' ff f I , .R ff' if..- .rife fn LG- L 5, -it .- . , V ,f -, ,K .,. ,' , X , -cg t 1 . if ff t ow if 1 - , 1 , 1 cc' - 4 X 1' '--5 rl U A. gf ci-'C cf' ZKO 1 1 1 L lK'L' 1 L 1' L, V L We had a choice of French, in our language depart ment. f W,-if-4 German, Latin, or Spanish Boys, as well as girls, were physical education. This included sports. ln health classes we learned how to care for our bodies. The general health of all was the department taken care of by the school nurse. Special help was given to students with speech difficulty, poor vision, and poor hearing in a room specially equipped for this purpose. ,. MR. F. W, HART - Physical Education: Committee: School Health Council, MISS E.M. B L O OMGREN - Physical Educa- tion, Committees: Scho-ol Health Council, Social Activities lChr.J , Advisor: Cheer- leaders. Clubs: Boys' Sports, Ski. MR. ROBERT S. VAN K L E E K - Guidance Director, Committees: S o cial Activities, Guidance Co u n c il lChr.l, Advisor: Allied Youth, Hi-Y taught the fundamentals of both team and individual MRS. B. J. PEARSON - Physical Education, C o m mittees: Eligi- bility, Social Activi- ties, Welfare, Guid- ance Council, School Health lChr.l, Ad- visor: Cheerleaders, Clubs: Sports, Girls Swimming. MISS EVELYN TOTZ- KE - English and German, Committee: Club: Careers. MRS. ANN GOWAN - Sight Saving, Com- m i t t e e: Guidance Council. Mme ta dam ' ry: MR. J O S E P H M. SOHA - Latin and Spanish, Committee: MRS. BEVERLY P. MUSKAT-French, Committee: S o cial Activities, Advisor: Zenith, Zenith Club. G U i d Once Council: R. Audette uses the Clubs: Spanish, Siudy. W 1 53. M I S S MARGRETHE SKOGEN - N u r s e, Committee: School Health Council. XX MR. LEONARD GAG- f,D,6-faf, fx 4 C-c'Li, - iffgfc? .17 fy!! C fl 1' C' XC Z-JZ. 5,9 Q cg 2 PC-' Q PLL U D MR. JACK W. BALD- WIN - World History Committees: Safety, Guidance Council Club: Sports: Coach Football, Baseball Basketball facilities. MISS GLADYS CHAT- MAN - American His- YOYYJ Comm.: Safety, Student Social, Judge Fesler Award, Wel- fare Fund: Advisor: Girls' Club ff, LL' -H gf X' ,Z CZ' f'7 771--W X Freedom is a precious part of our lives. In world history we learned how generations acquired it and also how some of them lost it. American history retold the glorious past of our country and classes in problems of democracy showed us the mechanisms of our government. The guidance department helped us to measure our abilities and determine our special interests. If we decided to further our education we found much help from the department through personal interviews and the use of catalogues from America's colleges and universities. ,. - r NON - Commercial Geography Commit ees A s s e m b School Health Coun cll Guidance Coun I Advisor Audio V sual Educo on lChr I Club ro :ectlonlsts and Sound System Operators NW Q MR. MAX HOUGH- TON Problems of Democracy and So ciology Committee Safety lChrl Club lzaac Walton M R . J O H N M SWAIN - Physical Ed ucation: Committee: School Health Coun cil: C I u b s : Boys' Sports, lzaac Wal- Ion. MR. JOHN VUCINO- VICH - World Hist.: Committees: Eligibi- lity, School Health: Boys' Sports C I u b: Head Coach: Foot- ball, Hockey: Ass't Coach: Track M I S S HENRIETTA PEACHA - American History: Comm.: Wel- fare: Advisor: Stu- dent Council, H all Monitors, Cafe Man- agers, School Supply Store, Sale of Class Rings 11:46 MR. JAMES HAST INGS-World History: Committee: S o cial Activities Faculty, Clubs: lzaac Walton, Study: Coach: Bas- ketball 4 MRS. MARY LEWE- RENZ - Am. History: Co mm.: Assembly, Eligibility: Advisor: Debate, National Fo- rensic League: Club: Public Speaking time madman MISS MAYBELLE H O Y T - Ameri- can History: Com- mittee: National H o n o r Society: Advisor: Student Council, E t h i c s Committee. First came typing and bookkeeping for those interested in business. After mastering these fundamentals, the studies included Gregg and Thomas shorthand, filing, and second year bookkeeping. This training helped us to carry on the many business transactions of our school. Central graduates prove to be excellent drivers after taking the course offered in drivers training. Q73 MR WALTER J GARVUE Book keeping Commit tees Eligibility Social Activities Guidance Council Clubs: Pep Study Athletic Director Golf Coach. M I S S ETHEL HAN- SON - Shorthand and Typing: Com- mittees: A w a r d s , Faculty Flower Fund. M I S S M A B E L E. RICHARDS - Short- hand and Typing: Committees: Flower, IC h r . I, Eligibility, S o c i 0 I Activities: C I u b s : Art and Needle, Study. 3 - .- EQ MRS. C E A L JOHN- SON - Secretary. I MISS ALICE JOHN- SON - Secretary. D. Zelt prepares a tasty MR JEROME MAR SOLEK Shorthand and Typing Commit M I S S PRUDENCIA VAILLENCOURT - Secreta ry. tee Essay and Ora P cal C o n t e sts Club lzaac Walton ,Y if A 1 p I 5 7 iii: 'g-.rf vi- I . La . ri MR. FRANK TUSZKA - Office Practice. 'ca eecwafr MR. W. S. SHIMMIN - Typing: Committee: Safety: Club: Travel. wow . . . MR. SIDNEY SKIN NER - Drivers' Train ing. dish b r ,,. u wi MISS G R A C E D. LARSON - Home Ec- onomics: Committees: Faculty Flower Fund, S o c i a l Activities: Clubs: Red C r o s s , Careers. in the foods lab. MISS GRACE E. LOU- DEN - Home Econom- ics: Committees: School Health, Nat- ional Honor Society So cial Activities G u i d ance Council Clubs: Knitting Careers. ci. MR. C O R W I N A. OST - Radio: Com- mittee: Safety: Club: Chess. MR. THURE OMAN A u l o - Mechanics: Committee: S o cial Activities. The Smith-Hughes courses offered training for the future to the boys. Classes were held in auto mechanics, wood work- ing, and printing. These courses produced many well-qualified tradesmen. America's future homemakers had many opportunities to practice their arts in the home economics labs. This year some of the girls from the iunior high used our facilities also, because of the construction going on there. All of the departments at Central used the facilities for visual education. MR. G. E. AXDAHL Advanced W o o d - work. MR. WALTER NIEMI - Smith - Hughes Cab- inet Making: Com mittees: Safety, So :ial Activities: Club Wood Modeling. in MR CHARLES BANKS mith H u g h e s Machine Shop Com mittees Social Ac tuvn les G u I d ance Council. MR. H. S. BERG Smith-Hughes Print- ing, Committees: Eligibility, National Honor Society: Ad- visor: Printing for Board of Education. MR. DANIEL JONES - Smith-Hughes Re- lated subiects: Com- mittees: Safety, Fa- culty S o cial Act.: C lu b s: Arrowhead ewan MR JAMES H. JOHNSON - Re- lated and Archi- tectural Draw- g Committees: Safety, Guidance ouncil: C I u b: Chess. . , .A de deuefoyeee ,mczctclzai Zczfwta I SCHOOL STORE The supplies needed for a busy year at Central were furnished by the school store SCHOOL STORE Rnchard M LeTourneau I. Wolczynsku M Putnlns ETHICS COMMITTEE When a Cen tral student IS bewltched bother ed and bewnldered the reason need not be romance It may be a misunderstanding between su dent and teacher an extra heavy load he IS carrymg or lust grow mg panns Any problem whtch turns a student s world upside down IS serious enough to merlt the and of the Ethics Commlttee Besides holdmg prlvate consul tations with troubled souls the wise and wlllmg boys and gurls on the committee tackle such problems as tardlness scholarship and poor cntlzenshup ETHICS COMMITTEE w I Be Kung G Salo S Larson Miss Hoyt Row 2 J Swanson W Jacott J Comstock 1 ,nw I2 SOPHOMORE ADVISORS The Sophomore Student Advisors are a group of sen or boys and gurls who take the responsnblll ty of Informing the new sopho mores of life here at Central of our tradltnons actlvltues cn tlzenshlp and the responslbnll tles that go wlth the many privileges we enloy SOPHOMORE ADVISOR5 Row I anson Bura no J Ba er a owskl ow 2 T Yor umns J Nervnck W Jac t Smith qv we STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS 1 P. Wicklund, vice-pres., J. Nervick, past vice-pres., W. Jacott, past pres., M. Putnins, past sec., W. Swiler, pres., P. Yonke, sec. Zvmfenz' Qrmcd Student Council is an all school organization. lt is the organization which gives the students everyday training in citizenship. lt is through the council that we have our student supervised cafeteria, halls, student supply store, lost and found committee, and also faculty-student committees. This organization gives the student an oppor- tunity to form policies having to do with their own conduct and activities. It is the organization which is working constantly to make Central a better school and the student body more conscious of all its faults and instill a desire to overcome its shortcomings as good citizens of Central. Row 'I: C. Johnson, L. Jeannetta, F. Heide, C. Joki, M. Stewart, l.. Peterson, S. Lewis, R. Mattson, M. Putnins, sec., G. Trotta, J. Feld- man, G. Sala, G. Abramson, P. Behrendt, P. Patronas. Row 2: B. Maki, S. Lindblom, B. Loukes, J. Shapiro, J. Nelson, D. Zell, N. Gill, A. Bard, G. Wer, F. Cosgriff, E. Luxon, J. Norley, A. Fiola, J. Nervick, vice-pres., Miss Hoyt. Row 3: J. Adams, T. Brown, B. Jacott, pres., J. Price, D. Ofstun, G. Kohlts, J. Cherson, R. Schoumaker, L. Johnson, H. Hutchengs, B. Swiler, G. Glass, P. Wicklund, Miss Peacha. ,fn -: , 4 .- ,. A A' P i tl HOME ROOM SECRETARIES 1 Row 'lz J. Tamlyn, J. Paulson, K. Naslund, C. Stanger, J. Johnson, G. Leland, S. Anderson, B, Loukes, L. Smith, P. Carlson, C. Blix. Row 2: N, Goeppinger, P. Cunningham, R. Pappas, S. Hedman, P. McLain, J. Lindwall, P. Sabin, B. Nelson, K. Knutsen, G. Field, V. Warhol. Row 3: M. Salmi, R. Greenwald, D. Boberg, J. Toikka, K. Zakowitz, J. Krause, M. Johnson, L. Fox, M. Nyman, C. Cole. 'av ff ' uv' V wr 0 Q is I 3 A Q, ws V ii aww e 'M V M f ig ,Nw .. ,... . ,.,. : -- ----- Q V wi 2' 'fiw ,QF iv , 5 .A xg'-111 Qi' 1 lg M, Q.. OFFICE CADETS - Row 1: Left io right: C. Johnson, M. Jensen, J. Halvorson, B. Olson, G. Tronnes, J. Paulson, C. LaFleur. Row 2 G. Scoh, R. Reno, S. Cornell, P. Erickson, M. Salmi, E. Peiaia, P. lundgren, A. Tullgren. '4 Qaida OFFICE CADETS - Row 'la Left to right. K. Naslund, J. Korkki, B. Hanlon, B. Hunn, G. Tronnes, J. Kerssen, M. O'Geay, V. Skinski M. 3rOfIik0WSki, B- H0 7hUn- ROW 22 M- Feiihnef, K- 5WUir1, N. Staubs, M. Johnson, S. Moran, J. Haugen, G. Richard, C. Mosack M. Swllenberg, V. Johnson, L. Walczynski, P, Christensen. 'I6 Good Morning - - - Central High School. J. Halverson N, Nichols sees wl1at's new in books. handles the switchboard. Answering the phone, checking out books, mi- one may find busy girls at work under the super- meographing, and innumerable other office duties visfon of the librarians, the secretaries, the guidance make these cadets indispensable to our offices and director, and the school treasurer. library. All through the day and late after school do 9? LBRARY CADETS - Row 1: Left to right: P. Sobczyk, J. Beck, P. Nelson, C. Merrill, S. Everett, D. Takalo, M. Nesgoda, T. Nelson, J. Hein, S. Stenhommer. Row 2: K. Harris, D. Gilbertson, C. Ziemer, C. Nelson, C. Kinsman, M. Harman, M. Johnson, V. Root, R. Greenwald, K. Benson, D. Johnson, N. Nichols, U. Oettinger, M. Datka, H. Lehman. 17 vi The Social Actfvities Committee planned the calendar so that the activities would be dis- tributed to every club which wanted to spon- sor an activity. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES COM- MITTEE-Row 'I: M. Cohen, S. Barth, Mr. Berg, Mr. Bindler, Mr. Garvue, Mr. Talkovich, J. Houle, W. Swiler. Row 2: G. Solo, G. Best, M. Putnins, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Rogina, Miss Chatman, Mrs. Muskat, N. Bender, C. Joki. 9 ,, ' .- 's' . af -c. uv SENIOR COUNCIL - Row I: B. Lares, S. Severson, M. Putnins, K. Brown, J. Johnson, J. Nelson, D. Hill. Row 2: D. DeBolt, J. Baker, S. Barth, S. Larson, J, Comstock, R. Slotness, B. Wickstrom. Row 3: P. Govednik, R. Rockstud, R. Ofstun, W. Jacott, C. Hol- bein, T. York, Mr. Baum. in A new organization at our school this year was the Senior Council. Each senior homeroom was represented in this organi- zation. The Senior C o u n c il planned and helped to carry out senior activities. It is up to the Assembly Planning Committee to arrange assemblies which will interest the whole school. This commit- tee sets up certain standards which each assembly has to meet. ASSEMBLY PLANNING COMMITTEE - Row 'lr Mr. Sapp, Mr. Bindler, Mr. Gagnon, Mr. Meyers, Miss Maio, Miss Perry, Miss Lovald. Row 2: J. Adams, P. Yonke, J. Price, G. Richard, T. Brown, W. Swiler, M. Koski, P. Wick- Iund, M. Putnins. CAFETERIA MANAGERS - Row l: G. Hardawcy, J. Joglowski, C. Olson, G. Miller. Row 2: M. Anderson, D. Solo, L. Ziemslci . . . enioy themselves off duty. deg fee! Zia Wmm and We!! 7ed . , . Day in and day out the work in the cafeteria continues in order to satisfy the appetites of the student body. On days when a favorite food is served the cooks and the student helpers are kept busy filling everyone's order. The custodians and engineers at Central make up a staff of very able men who manage the mechanical affairs of the school. Although their work is not always noticed by the students, it plays an important part in making them comfort- able throughout the school year. ENGINEERS - W. Sandberg, P. Hegle, W. Heikkinen, A. Lind- roos, R. Dennler, M. Robbins. U - V - m m good! . . . The cooks during a busy morning. Left to right: Mrs. L, Linden, Mrs. F. Johnson, and Mrs. R. Meyer. 'sl CAFETERIA HELPER5 - Row 'ls D. Boberg, D. Anderson, L Green, D. Wilcox. Row 2: G. Miller, K, Zokowitz, K. Johnson G. Vipond. CUSTODIANS - H. Nelson, R. Norlander, G. Kari, J. Wilcox, W. Wilianen, O. Saugestad. Hmm Co Edit0rs1 Joyce Beck Loofic Eckberg U ,Q .Qi Staff: C Martha Koski s I aw -1 Q M I QS-' Nl CD CMT? NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - Row 1: Myrna O'Geay, Gaile Salo, Ursel Oellinger, Alice Fiola, Mary Nyman. Row 2: Rochelle Greenwald, Mariorie Fechner, Janice Nervick, Mara Pulnins, Carolyn Joki. Row 3: Gail Miller, Nancy Nichols, Gloria Richard, Diane Smilh, Connie NeIson.Row 4: Jack Comstock, Tom Brown, Bill Jacoll, Som Larson, Jim Swanson. Noi pictured: Joyce Beck. 'WMM S Mara Pulnins ..... ..... .... Rochelle Greenwald ,..... Myrna O'Geciy Ursel Oeftinger ,... Mary Nyman Carolyn Joki Marge Fechner Nancy Nichols Joyce Beck Sam Larson 4.000 3.943 3.914 3.829 3.744 3.743 3.641 3.634 3.553 3.5 i 4 SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS 1 Row 'l: Ursel Oellinger, Nancy Nichols, Carolyn Joki. Row 2: Rochelle Greenwald, Myrna O'Geay, Mara Pulnins. Row 3: Marjorie Fechner, Joyce Beck. Row 4: Mary Nyman, Sam Larson. 10 49 L C! .Q Q 1 'FF' Q9 23 WP' ABALAN WM DOUGLAS A Y 4 Auction ch 4 Boys Club Council 234 Boys Sport Club 23 H R Pres 4 Student Councul 4, Pep Club 4, Sr Coun cl 4 ANDERSON, JACQUELYN M AY 34, Band 23, Careers 4, G A A 2, Gurls' Sports 234, HR VP 3, Sec 2 BAKKALA, CAROL M Careers 4, Grrls Ensemble 3, Shakespeare Club 3, Washburn, Wrsconsln 3 24 ,fb ' MR eil? T wt- Qaaca 5 AKERVIK CHARLES EDW Football 2 Track 2 A Cappella 234 Auctnoneer 4 Boys Club Councrl 4 o s ort Club Chess Club 2, Sk: Club 3, res , Boys Quartet 4, Pres ANDERSON, MANARD J Football 234, Track 2, AY 4, Band 2, Bays' Sport Club 234, Chess Club 23, lzaac Walton 2, Photography Club 3, Spec Solrcutor 34 BALDUZZI, ADELE C Careers 2, GAA 234, Grrls Club Councrl 4, Knrttrng 2, Spec Sallcrtor 4, Twrrllng Club 3, Y Teens 23 ANDERSON ANDREA A Y 2 Careers 2 G A A 2 Jr Red Cross 2 Offrce Cadet 4 Travel Club 3 Pres ANTILLA, HELEN DARLENE AY 4, Careers 2, Class Play Comm 2, GAA 2, Jr Red Cross 3, Photography Club 2, Travel Club 3, Jr Class Play 3 BALL, LINDA JUNE A Cappella 234, All School Play Comm 34, Auctnon 4, Class Play Comm 34, Girls Swrm 2, Girls' En semble 23, HR Sec 3, Monitor 4, Spamsh Club 4, Treas 4, Gnrls' Trro 3, V P 3 ANDERSON DON Chess Club 2 lzaac Walton 34 Treas 3 A R C H E R JOHN A Cappella 34, Izaac Wal lon 234 BARTH, STUART l Class Play 34, Class Pres 4, Debate 4, NFL 34, Or chestra 234, Strung Tno 24, Pres 4, Speech Con tests 34, Thespran So clety 34, Red and Whlte Day Charrman 4, Semor Councll 4, Pres 4 ANDERSON DORRlE LU A Cappella 24 AY 34 Art Club 2 Aud Checker Careers 34 G A A 234 Kmttrng 2 Spec So lucltor 2, Travel Club 34, Y Teens 3 BAKER, JUDY ANN As sembly Plan Comm 3, Class V P 2, Se' 4, H R Pres 23, Soc Act Comm 2, Saph Advnser 4, Candy Counter 4, Student Coun cll 23, Sk: Club 4, Pres 4, Pep Club 4, Red and White Day Charrman BECK, JOYCE Class Play Comm 234 Ethics Comm 4, GA A 234, Jr Red Cross 3, Treas 3, Library Club 34, Pres 4, Natronal Honor Soc 34, Spec Solrcutor 3, Travel Club 3, Pres 3, Zenith 4 ' Q1 1 :'..g , - iff. - A is -' i'2' ., ' -,,,, A W, ..,., ,.,, , :S' Q5 .,., - A' I, l,.', H T In all ,, , . m Q F, I l A .I 'ie E ' -: :.' 9 I i f 3 3 1 1: W lbxll I A-,--- J -1 E - G 'Z 5, ls: qs -A if 5 v Aix? 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QT. . f' CHIOVITTE JOHN rowhead Trades 4 Boys Sport Club 2 lzaac Wal ton 234 Pres 2 COLE KATHLEEN Cheerleader 3 A Cappel 234 AY 4 Aucl 4 Careers 23 G A A 23 brary Cadet 3 Spectator 3 Press Club 4 VP CHRISTIANSON EILEEN E All School Play Comm 34 GAA 234 Knitting 234 Pres 2 Auction 4 .1 COMSTOCK JOHN ALLAN Tennls 23 Ethics Comm 4 lzaac Walton 2 Nat Honor Soc 34 Photogra Senior Council 4 Zenith Club 34 CLEVELAND GERALD L Band 2 lzaac Walton 3 Prolectionist 234 Sound System Operator 4 Spec tator 3 Travel Club 2 CORY ROSEMARIE Band 234 Careers 3 G A A Gtr Sp r s tography Club 3 Spec 3 Fairbanks 3 DAHL MARLENE JOAN A Cappella 234 GAA 234 Girls Club Council Girls Swim 2 G Ensemble 3 HR Pres 3 Monitor 34 Spanish Club 4 Sec Student Council 3 Zemth Solicitor 4 26 .f DAHL THOMAS HOWARD Hockey Student Man A School Pla omm 2 Auction Bays Club Council 234 Jr Sr Prom 3 Momtor 4 Radio Dramatucs 4 Public Speaking Club 3 l .av 0. 1-vi' DANSINGER STUART Boys Sport Club 3 Chess Club 24 lzaac Walton Momtor 4 T r a ve Club 4 COHEN EDWIN S Boys Sport Club 4 Chess Club 34 lzaac Walton 2 2 Photography Club 2 CRAWFORD GAIL MARIE Cappella 4 A I School Play Comm 4 Ca ers 4 GAA 4 I Office Cadet 2 Spectator Solicitor 2 DAVIDSON JACK A Arrowhead T r a d e s 34 lzaac Walton 23 COHEN STUART ALLEN Auction 4 Swimming 23 es V 4 ec lonlst 234 S o u n System Operator 2 4 Student Council 2 Sound 8. 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' 2, ' ' ' . , irls' C . , ' 4, 23, ' , l Cl b , . . , ac I -1 l l I r -I '15 -ef: BREIVIK ERLING L Football 234 Arrowhead T es 3 Pres 3 Boys Sport Club 234 lzaac Walton 2 BROWN LEE MELVIN Boys Club Councll Boys Sport Club 3 Izaac Walton 34 Pres 4 Po gectromst 23 Sound Sys tem Operator 4 Sw' CARLSON CARLLEEN E Art and Needle 2, G A A 2, Knuttmg 34, Treas 4, Twlrllng Club 2 BROMAN JOHN D Chess Club 3 Shakespeare Club 3 BROWN THOMAS R Football 234 Swummnng 2 Captaln 4 Cass es 2 HR Pres Jr Rotarran 4 Nat Hon Soc 34 Pres 4 u dent Council 234 Zemth Boys State Rep Class Play 3 CARLSON JANICE BEVER All School Play Comm 234, Auctnon 4, Class Play 234, Glrls Club Councnl 4, H R V P 2, Junror Red Cross 23, Thesplan Soc 234, Y Teens 234, All School Play 2 BRONIKOWSKI MARY Careers 34 Pres 4 Gvrls Sports 4 Glrls Ensemble 3 Knnttlng 2 Offlce Ca det 4 Twtrllng Club 2 BROWN JOYCE l. AY Careers Glrs Sports 34 Twrrlmg Club 3 Superuor Central 3 BROWN KAY F A School Play uctlon 4 Band 2 4 Clannet Quartet 3 G A A 23 Prolectuomst 4 Spec Solcrtor 3 Zemth Sola cltor 2 Sr Councnl 4 BURAGLIO JILDA J BURLEIGH JOAN C Trolanette 234 A Cappel A 4 Gtr s 4 GA semble 4 Kmttung 3 Lu Girls Ensemble 4 Soph brary Cadet 2 Twrrlmg Advrser 4 Twrrlmg Club Pres 4 Sec CARLSON MARILYN JEAN Careers Club 4, J Red Cross 3, Radro Dra matics 2, Twlrllng Club 24, Zenith Solicitor 2 Club 234 Y Teens 3 CARPENTIER ANDRE Boys Sport Club 234, Photography C I u b 3 lzaac Walton 2, St James 2 1 'It CARL ALBERT G Cross Country 4 Track 234 ess C I u b lzaac Walton 4 Wood Model Club 34 CASEY DANIEL E Boys' Sport Club 234, Central 'cropbook Club 34 27 . X I 433 , t rt ' . QLD' I 1 1 If las- 1, vm A WN.- 7 xr ,WW 1' 5 K A-.E X 5 ik f ff 4 H zH3iq Y , . - , . -- , 1 , .-- . . , . - A.Y , , , . , ' ' 34, 4, ' I ' 23, ll 3 rad , . , V' . , ' ' , ' ' A ' , 3 ' ' ' l'. . I . ' 1 :ff Z H' -H ' 2 ' , ' ', ' . c.A.. 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DORVALL, BELLE MARIE- A.Y. 2, Auction 4, Careers Club 24, Debate 2, G.A.A. 23, Girls' Club Council 3, Girls' Sports 2, Photogra- phy Club 4, Spectator 4, Spec. Solicitor 2. EHLERT, SHARON LOUISE --G.A.A. 23, Girls' Swim. 234, Sec. 4, H.R. Sec. 2, Radio Dramatics 4. ERICKSON, DAVID WM. - Baseball 3, Football 234, Hockey 234, Track 2, Band 234, Boys' Club Cabinet 4, Boys' Club Council 34, Boys' Sport Club 234, V.P. 34, H.R. V.P. 2, Monitor 4. glam 11' -N. W DOYLE, ARLEENE RAE - A Cappella 4, A.Y. 4, Auction 4, Careers 34, Pres. 4, Sec. 3, G.A.A. 234, Girls' Club Council 4, Girls' Sports 2, H.R. Sec. 3, Y-Teens 2, Pep Club 4. EKSTROM, BRAD - lzaac Walton 234. ERICKSON, DENNIS D.- Basketball 234, B 0 y s' Club Council 2, B o y 's Sport Club 234, V.P. 3, Sound System Operator 4. DUNHOM, BEVERLY - A Cappella 4, Girls' Swim- 3, Radio Dramatics 3, Aberdeen 2. ELDE, BETTY MAE 1 A Cappella 4, Auction 4, Aud. Checker 2, Careers 3, Chess Club 4, G.A.A. 2, Photography Club 3, Spectator 4, Y-Teens 4, Pep Club 4. ERICKSON, MARY JOSE- PHINE - A.Y. 2, Auction 4, Careers 34, Photogra- phy Club 2, Dramatics Club 3, Spec. Solicitor 2. Qvigk ,9- yr-NN av-rl f X 5 . F i i :Q ' x it R s Q f 3 1 A ' if ' ' . A h z . V-I v iii'- ' ' A f' z . :gc J I X I U! , '- 5 A A er -an 5 f V- 3- , , 11. 'V .fi .1 , '.'. 4 .i . X' L QS' 5' ' ' S W 2 iri .,,, , 1-ag .: .. A f t i E FECHNER MARJORIE ANNE A Cappella 234 Auctnon Careers G A A 23 Girls Ensemble S Prom 3 a l-'cnor Socuety 34 Office Cadet 4 Spec Solncrtor G rls T 3 FIOLA ALICE L Cappella 234 All School 34 N FL 34 Honor Soc 34 Raduo Dra rcs 23 V P 2 tator Ed tar 4 Speech Contests 3 Student Councrl 4 Thesplan S clety 34 Class Play 3 GERSHGOL MY RON Baseball 34 Boys Club Councll 2 Boys Sort Club 34 Chess Club 3 Pres 2 Spectator 234 Student Councrl 2 FECHNER SHIRLEY GAYLE Auchon 4 A Cappella 34 Aud Checker 3 Ca reefs 3 Declamatlon 4 Girls Sports 2 Y Teens 4 FISHER DELOISE M Art Club 4 Art and Needle 4 Careers 2 GAA 23 lr s Sports 3 Trave Club 2 GEE YING WING Junror Red Cross Shakespeare Club 4 FEDDICK SANDRA JEAN AY 234 Chess Club 3 GAA 2 Glrls Sports 4 Radlo Dramatrcs 2 Spec Solrcrtor 3 Student Councrl 2 Y Teens 2 FOX ELIZABETH LOUISE A Cappella 4 Art Club 4 Art and Needle 4 Auc hon 4 Grrls Ensemble 3 HR Sec 4 Offlce Cadet 4 Prolectnonnst 3 Twrrl I Club 3 E st Hu School 3 GONHUE LARRY Foot ball 23 Student Man 4 o s Club Councrl Boys Sport Club 24 Izaac Walton 3 Pes Momtor oc Ac Comm Spectator 3 Stud Councul S ool a Comm 3 Class Assembly 234 FIER JOAN MARIE AY 23 Auchon 4 Careers 34 GAA 2 Girls Sports 2 Glrs Ensemble 4 ep Club 4 FRY BEATRICE J Cappella 24 All School Pay Comm 3 G A 2 Glrls Swlm 234 Pres 4 Glrls Ensemble 2 GANSAUGE THEOLINE Cafe Man 234 Shake speare Club 234 FINCH RITA IRENE Cappella 4 Careers Club 24 Chess Club 3 es GAA 2 Radro Drama tics 2 Spec Solrcntor 3 Speech Contests 3 Thes puan Socrety 4 Pu IC Speakmg Club 4 GALTEAU CLAUDIA R A Cappella 4 Cheerleader 4 Auction 4 GAA 234 Girls Swim 234 YTeens 4 Homecommg Queen s Court 4 Pep Club 4 GONTJES SHARON MA A Cappella 4 Art Club4 GAA 234 Glrls semble 3 H C 2 Re Cross 4 Twlr Ing Club 3 29 . . 3 Sk H 11 3 ,25 ll' V :...fQ1!: J , ..,. . b A I , , , - . . , - A -. 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GRESSMAN JUDITH RAE GRUNDSTROM DANILEE G rl s Ensemble 4 DIANNE A Cappella Twirling Club 4 East High 4 Careers 4 G A A 23 School 4 Girls Ensemble 23 Dra HALLER IRENE MARGU Sound System Operator 2 Travel Club 4 Sec 30 matics Club 3 HALSTAD MARLENE M G A A 234 3 H R c ist 23 p Ski Club 4 ball Queen Girls Sports 2 Protection Club 4 Sec Treas Foot Candidate 4 Candy Counter 4 GOVEDNIK, PETER-Chess Club 4, Debate 4, Decla- mation 4, N.F.L. 4, Speech Contests 4, Troian Forum 3, Sr. Council 4, Current Events 2, Hermantown 2. GRABER, FAYE 1 Careers 4, Chess Club 2, Class Play 3, Class Play Comm. 3, Photography Club 2, Travel Club 4. fl' i HAGADORN CAROL JEAN A Cappella 4 Careers 23 Grls Club Council 2 Girls Ensemble 3 Office Cadet 4 Spectator 2 Stu dent Council Typist 4 HALVORSON JOYCE A GAA 234 Office Ca det 4 Radio Dramatlcs 2 Trolan Forum Teens 4 Slrl Club 3 Pep Club 4 GREENWALD, ROCHELLE - Auction 4, Careers 4, Treas., Class Play Comm. 3, G.A.A. 23, H.R. Sec. 34, Library Cadet 4, Nat. Honor Society 34, Shake- speare Club 4, Spectator 23, Zenith 4. 1.5 unfit QP HAGADORN FRED JOHN HALL ALLAN JOHN lzaac Walton 234 Wood Model Club 2 A Cappella 234 Auc tion 4 Careers 4 GAA Grls S orts 4 brary Cadet 3 Protection 234 Twirling C 3 YTeens 34 Band 234 Photography C 2 Ski Club 4 Chess Club 34 Izaac Walton 4 Photography Club 2 Wood Model Club 3 jf-N . R l 1 i 1 I 1 , 1 , I -n . ' , I ' ' , ' , , . . . , , I ' ' , . lub , ' 3 . ' ' I ' 1 -. I R l , - , .- , . HALVORSON, PHYLLIS Y. HANSON, ALLAN DUANE RITE - Proiectionist 234, Auction 4, Band 234, . . . , ' - 1 , - 1 , , , . ,i .iSe .' , ' ' . , 7 3, Y. 24, i ' p ' , 'Lil , ' ' , Pe , . , .' , , ' ' - . ' , . - , ist , ' ' lu b HANSON EVELYN PAU LINE A Cappella 4 A C 3 a r ers Club 4 GAA 3 Momtor Radlo Dramatvcs 3 Soph Adviser 4 Travel Club 4 Dramatlcs Club 2 HEIDMAN LORETTAJOAN 2 All Sc oo Play Comm 3 Auctlon 4 Aud Checker4 GAA Girls Swlm 4 o to raphy Club 2 V P Prolectuonlst 24 Drama tlcs Club 3 Pep Club 4 35 HARDAWAY GAIL MARY C e Man 4 Cla Pa 3 Debate 2 c GA A 234 Glrls Sports H R V P 4 Mom 4 Thesplan Society 4 n I S Club 3 HERMANSON J E A N N E CLARICE Aud Checker 4 Careers 34 Gurls En semble 3 Fort Callnns Colorado 2 HARRIS KAREN LOUISE reers 4 G A A 2 Red Cross 3 Library Ca e 34 4 Ra no Dramatlcs 3 Travel Club 2 Trolan Forum 2 Zemth B s Mgr 4 HERMANSON JOYCE D Careers 34 G I r I s Ensemble 23 H C 3 Muxed Ensemble 2 Travel Club 4 HIETALA KENNETH Cappella 4 lzaac Walton 4 Photography Club 23 Travel Club 2 Skl Club 34 HIGHLAND MARGARET ANN Aud Checker 4 and 23 Careers G A A 2 Shakespeare Club 3 Spectator 2 Dra matics 3 DOLORES NO RMA HILL Bond 234 Flute Quar e 2 Careers A 2 Jr Sr Prom YTeens 23 Zenith So lucltor 23 Sr Councul 4 Dramatncs Club 4 All School Play 4 HARTHAN BEVERLY JEAN Careers 4 GAA 2 Glrls Club Council 234 H R Sec 2 Office Cadet 4 Spec Sollcltor 3 Twnrl In Club 2 Y Teens Sk Club 3 HERMANSON MARILYN EILEEN Careers 234 nr s s e m e HI C 23 HOLBEIN CHARLES K Cappella 234 A School Play 3 Auctuon 4 Bos Club Councnl 4 Mnxed Ensemble 2 Radlo Dramatlcs 3 Dramatncs Club 23 Mixed Quartet 4 VP Class Assembly 24 N, we K -::'2 :1.,. :: l'l'. HEDBERG ROBERT JERRY Boys Sport Club 23 lzaac Walton 234 HERRING GARY LEE AY 23 Boys Sport Club Sec 4 HR Treas 4 lzaac Walton 34 Sec 4 Photography Club 2 HOLZER NANCY GAIL A Cappella 23 AY 234 Careers 34 Class Play 3 GAA 24 Prolectlonlst 34 Spec Solucator 234 Thesplan Society 34 Pep Club 4 Dramatlcs Club 2 Treas 3'l W ., ..,,. . . 'mf nh in fr J! 1 . wi i 'Ki 2' A ' HOULE JAMES ANDREW Cappella 4 Sc ool Play Comm 2 Auctuon 4 Band 234 Or c estra 3 Soc Ac Comm 4 Zenrth 4 ep Club 4 Pres JAGLOWSKI JUDITH J Class Treas 2 GAA 23 Grs Swnm 4 HR es 23 Mamtor4 Soph Ad vlser 4 Student Council Trolan Forum 3 Teens 2 JOHANSEN MARTIN F Boys Sport Club 2 lzaac Walton 34 Treas 3 Wood Model Club 234 32 HUNN BETTY JEAN Careers 4 G A A Glrs Sports 4 Offlce Cadet 24 Shakespeare Cub 3 Spectator 2 Y Teens 4 Dramatrcs 3 JAHR BARBARA ANN reers 4 V P Girls Swim Girls Sports 4 o tography Club 3 Spec Sollcltor 4 Twlrlnng Club 2 JOHNSON CAROL ANN Careers Club 2 Glrls Swnmmlng 2 444 HUTCHENGS HARRISON M Football 234 apt 4 Track 34 A Cappella Auction 4 0 s Sport Club 234 Treas 3 H R Pres 4 Momtor 34 Spectator 3 Student Coun cll4 Hockey 34 Capt 4 JEAN ETTA BARBARA A 234 Girls u Councnl 3 Orchestra 4 Trolan Forum 2 Twurhng Club 3 JOHNSON EVELYN DE LORES Art Club 34 A 2 Girls Swim Photography Club 2 Pro IECTIOYIIST 34 ve., IERIEN WILLIAM WAR REN Art Club 3 Chess Club 24 lzaac Walton 23 Radm chanlcs 4 JENNINGS JOAN ADAIR 234 Auction 4 Careers G A A 2 H R Twlr :ng Club Y Teens 4 JOHNSON FRANK W Baseball 3 Student Man Hockey 4 Student Man Swlmmnng 23 A Cappel la 4 Boys Club Cabinet H R 34 leclomst 234 Sound System Operator 234 JACOTT E WlLLlAM Football 234 Boys Coun Rotanan 4 Nat Honor Soc 34 Saph Advlser 4 Sound System Operator 234 Spectator 34 Stu dent Councrl 34 Pres 4 Thesplan Soclety 34 JOHANDER WILLIAM L ub 3 Chess C ub lzaac Walton 4 Travel Club 2 JOHNSON GERALD LE ROY Track 2 A Y 34 Bo s Sports C ub reas 4 Pres lzaac Walton 34 Pho tography Club 2 Student Councll 2 6 F a 'Q if J r 6 ' , , -AY , , - , . - - A , All 4, , . . . 2, .- , C . - , , ' - h . , 'l' , ' , , , cil 23, Class V.P. 3, Jr. ' , , - . 234. ' , B Y ' , ' F ' - ' , . h 4, . r. I , , - , . , . , . ' , . , ' , P , ' - - - - , ' , Band 234, Cafe Man.. 4, Art and Needle 2, Ca- B a n d 234, Careers 4, - Troianette 234, A.Y. -Art Club 3, Boys' Sport . , . . . , , . ., ' ' ' . G.A. . , ' ' CI b , ' , CI , I 2, il ' ' . , . . Pr . 3, ' ' , Ph - ' , , 234, . . . , . . Sec. , , ' , . - , . ' , ' ' 3, ' l' 234, . za, . Y- - , f . ' G.A..,-'.'.zf , ff Y' 'l 34, I , , - ' ' , - T . , H.R. . 2, l 234, . . V.P. , Pro- , I . '. . I . . JOHNSON, G L O R I A MAUREEN-A Cappella 234, A.Y. 23, Art Club 3, Sec., Aud. Checker 4, Girls' Club Council 3, Girls' Swim 2, Treas., Girls' Ensemble 2, H.R. Sec. 23, Shakespeare Club 4, Pep Club 4. JOHNSON, MARILYN SELMA-Art and Needle 3, Girls' Sports 2, Li- brary Cadet 4 Office Cadet 4 Travel Club 3 Twlrlmg Club 2 JOKI CAROLYN ELIZA BETH A Cappella 4 A Y 23 Assembly Plan omm 3 Auction C oss Sec 3 G A A 3 r s Nat Honor Society 34 Sec 4 Student Council 3 Zenith 34 Editor 4 JOHNSON, JACK W. - Arrowhead Trades. 4, lz aac Walton 34, Proiec- tionist 2, Radio Mechan ics 3. JOHNSON, MARJORlE- Careers 4, G.A.A. 2, Girls' Ensemble 2, Jr. Red Cross 3 Spec Solic- r Trove Cu Twlrlmg Club 2 Zenlh Solicitor 2 JYRING DIAN S r and Needle 3 Careers 2 Sec 4 G A A 3 JOHNSON, JOHN B. - Baseball 34, A Cappella 34, Boys' Sport Club 234, Treas. 3, Chess Club 4, Izoac Walton 23. JOHNSON, NANCY ANN -Careers 34, G.A.A. 2, Travel Club 4, Twirling Club 2 Zenith Solicitor 34 Dramatucs 3 KANER B R U C E H C ess C ub 3 Sha es peare Club 4 Travel Club 3 Trogan Forum 4 Eas 2 JOHNSON, JUDITH ANN -Auction 4, Band 234, G.A.A. 23, Girls' Club Council 2, Girls' Swim. 24, Jr. Sr. Prom 3, Man- itor 4, Spec. Solicitor 23, Sr. Council 4, Pep Club 4. JOHNSON, RALPH H. - Boys' Sport Club 234, Izoac Walton 34. KEHOE SHARON LOUISE Careers 34 Girls Sports 4 Girls Ensemble 3 Cathedral 3 ,I JOHNSON, KENNETH W -Band 234, Saxophone Quartet 4, Chess Club 2, Class Play Comm. 3. JOHNSON, WILLIAM A. --Bond 234, Brass Sex- tet 23, Boys' Sport Club Izoac Walton 3 Treas Sk Club 4 KERSSEN JANICE M AY 23 All School Play omm 3 Irs Swim 2 O Ice Cadet 4 Progectionrst 2 Shakespeare Club 4 Travel Club 3 Twnrlmg Clu 2 K 1 , - , 24, , , , no 2, i lb 3, , ' . ., i . 1 - . - At , , -- , , . -- - , , h I , k - - , ' ' . . , .. , .34, , C . ,G.A.A. 2, C - , ' 4, , ' , , . G' l ' ' , ff' l . , . . . 2 , t . , ' ' ' , H.R. Pe. 34, v.P. 2, , - 1 ' b . ' 4, A . ' - 'tw - ' . .V A A ' ., i 4 ja 4 A3 ,1..,.1 , KILPO MAURICE WM Bas etball 234 C o s s Country 2 Baseball 234 Track 2 Boys Sport Club 2 Pres 4 VP 2 lza c Walton 4 Sec KOHLTS ELAINE Cheer leader 34 Aud Checker a r e e r s GAA 2 Glrls Swlm 23 G r s Ensemble 2 Jr Sr Prom 3 Travel Club 4 Pep Club 4 B LA TOUR PAUL JOSEPH Boys Club Councnl 4 Monutor 4 Photography Club 23 Travel Club 4 Trolan Forum 2 34 ,S KING KATHLEEN Cappella 234 Cafe Man ec Et ics omm 4 urls C l u Councul 4 Sec Gnrls semble 2 Monutor 4 KOHS RICHARD EWARD Baseball 4 Golf 234 t 3 Track 4 AY Auctuon 4 Boys S art Club 24 Chess Club 4 Class Play Comm 4 lzaac Walton 23 Treos 2 ec 3 Monltor 4 .ev 11' wr LAULO WILBUR Foot ball 3 Man 3 Basketball Man 234 A Cappella 4 s Club Council Boys Sport Club 3 Pho togruphy Club 3 ro lectnonust 234 Radno Me chamcs 2 Sound System Operator 234 All School Play Comm 34 'G KIRSH DALE M rowhead Trades 3 Boys Sport Club 4 Chess Club 234 Travel Club 2 KRANTZ KATHLEEN Tro lanelle 34 A Cappella GA J Red Cross 4 Sec Monutor 4 pec Twlrlng Clu Chalr Jr Sr Banquet 3 LAZNICK RIVIA 4 All School Play Comm 2 Auctuon 4 Careers 23 A 2 lr C u C uncll 4 Jr d Cross 3 Radlo Dramatncs 4 Y eens 234 res Cafe Helper 23 KLOPICH FAY C S hool Play Comm 2 Ca reers Club 24 GAA 234 Momtor 4 Shake speare Club 34 Y Teens 3 Treas 4 LARES BEVERLY M All School Play Comm 24 Band 234 Class Treas 4 A 234 Glrs u Councll 3 H R Officer 23 Zenith 34 Zenlth Sollcltor 4 Candy Counter 4 Pep Club 4 LEHTO JOHN J rowhead Trades 3 Wa ton 3 Ra to e chanlcs 24 lzaac X KNUCKEY D O N A L D Boys Sport Club 3 Chess Club 3 lzaac Walton 3 Eos 2 LARSON SAM V Band ebate 4 Comm 4 Jr Ratarlan 4 N F L 4 Nat Honor Soc 34 Orchestra 3 Student Councul 3 Sr Council 4 Pep Club 4 LELAND GLORIA ANN AY 4 Band 2 Careers 3 GA A 23 Glrls b C uncnl 2 Hu C 3 Jr d Cross 4 Travel Club 2 o I a Fa um 3 Sec 4 , . 1 , 1 A , . 1 Ar- , . 1 All , - k , r , . 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LENT, FAYE R E E N E - Auction 4, Careers 34, . .A. 2 Monitor Photography Club 23 Travel Club 3 Press Club S LOINING LOUELLA 23 Band 234 reers 4 Girls Ensemble 34 HR VP 2 Radio Dramatlcs 2 YTeens 23 Zemth So llcitor 3 '34 MALLETT OLIVER R Arrowhead Trades 34 Chess Club 2 Radio Me C anlcs 23 S c 2 LEVINE, RICHARD - Bas- ketball 2, Football 2, Boys' Sport Club 234 Sound System Operator 34 Spectator 3 LOUKES ARTHUR BEN JAMEN AY 234 Art Club 3 Boys Club Cab inet 3 Boys Club Coun 3 Boys Sport u R Pres 4 e tator 4 Student Council 'Q' MAROTTA ROBERT E lzaac Walton 4 Photog raphy Club 3 Radio Me chamcs 2 k LIKUS, PETER A. - Jr. Red Cross 4, Photogra- phy Club 23 Travel Club LUCZAK GERALDINE A Cappella 4 Auction areers 23 P G A A 234 Girls ub Council 2 Girls Swim Jr Sr Prom 3 ec Solicitor 4 Pep Club Helen of Troy Court 4 MATHIASON MARJORIE LORRAINE Chess Club H VP 34 O Ice Cadet 4 Travel Club 4 Twirlmg Club 2 LISIECKI, MARY ANN - Auction 4, Aud. Checker 34 Careers 23 G.A.A. 2 Girls Ensemble 3 .lr S Prom 3 Radio ra m ics 23 Spec Sollcl tor 3 Zenith Solicitor 2 Pep Club 4 LUND RONALD Foot ba Student Man 23 Zenith 234 is , K, LIUKKONEN, RAYMOND -Baseball 34, Football 234 Band 2 Boys' Sport ub 4 Treas Chess Club 2 lzaac Wal ton 34 Monitor 4 LUNDMARK RICHARD Track 34 Boys S ort Club 24 lzaac Walton Sk: C b 4 V MCKINLEY HELEN MARIE MELL RICHARD M AY 23 Art and Nee rowhead Trades 3 Sec dle 2 Careers 34 G A A Chess Club 234 35 G A , 4, I , 1 , , , , 24. , ' ' , . Cl , 23 , . 3, . , . r. , ' D - , - 4, H.R. ec. 3. at' , . ' '- , ' . A.Y. ,I , Co- '- . . , I , ' ll I . , , I ' P 3 , G.A.A. 2, , ' - 4, C , V . 3, ' . , ' ' , . . ' , ' - . . . , ' ' Cl 3, ' lu , P 4. . , ' ' , cil , ' Cl b ' , ' ' ' . - , ' - 24, H . . , Sp c- 3, . . , Sp . . . . I . . . I 4' 4. . 'L tl. ,.,. A T 3' w if A' ,, , if 1 ,sis V'l' s A ' V 3 ' ET . ,,.-. T :': f., 5.2 .- - , - - , - -- 1 , , ' - Al'- , ' f , ' ' . 23, .R. , ff' ' , . . . . ' U h ' , e . . ' . I , 2. MERKES, YVONNE NO- RENE - A.Y. 34, All School Play Comm. 3, Aud. Checker 4, Band 234, Chess Club 234, Girls' Club Council 4, Hi-C 23, Jr.-Sr. Prom 3, Moni- tor 4, Ski Club 3. MOSACK, CORRINE - All School Play Comm. 4, Auction 4, Careers 3, G.A.A. 234, Treas, 4, Office Cadet 4, Proiec- tionist 2, Homecoming Queen 4. NELSON JOANN M A Cappella 4 AY 2 4 Auction 4 Careers 234 Sec 3 Class Play Comm 2 GAA 24 Jr Sr Pr m 3 Prolectiomst 234 Sr C uncil 4 Pep Club 4 MILLER, MARIGAIL M. - Traianette 234, Auction 4, Band 234, Cafe Man. 4, G.A.A. 234, H.R. Sec. 3, Jr.-Sr. Prom 3, Nat. Honor Society 34, Photography Club 2, Pres. 2, Spectator Solicitor 34. MULLANY, PATRICIA-A Cappella 34, Auction 4, Aud. Checker 4, Careers 34, G.A.A. 2, Girls' Ensemble 2, H.R. Pres. 3, Sec. 2, Jr.-Sr. Prom 3, Trojan Forum 3, Pep Club 4. NELSON KENNETH W Band 2 Chess Club 234 lzaac Walton 34 Monitor 4 Rodlo Mech 2 MODEEN, DANIEL-Fooh ball 34, A Cappella 4, Boys' Sport Club 234, Treas. 4, Jr. Red Cross 34, Pres. 3, S 0 u n d System Operator 2. MURPHY, JOYCE MARY - A Cappella 4, Careers 3, G.A.A. 34, Office Ca- det 4, Twirling Club 3, Y-Teens 4, Stanbrook Hall 2. NELSON PATRICIA ANN AY 23 Careers 24 Grs Sports 24 Sec 4 H R Officer 2 Ski Club 3 Home a 5 H MOORE, SHARON LOU- A Cappella 4, Band 23, Careers 3, Declamation 4, G.A.A. 2, Girls' C I u b Council 3, Girls' Ensemble 4, H.R. Sec. 2, Orchestra 2, Spectator 34. MURTLEY, DAVID WM.- Basketball 4, A Cappella, 4, Boys' Sport Club 234, lzaac Walton 24, V.P. 4, Ski Club 3. NELSON RICHARD Boys Sport Club 234 Izaac Walton 4 MORAN, SHARON 1 Co- reers 4, Sec., Chess Club 2, Sec., G.A.A. 23, Knit- ting Club 3, Sec., Office Cadet 34, Twirling Club 2, Treasurer. NELSON, - A.Y. 23, Band 24, Clarinet Quartet 3, Chess Club 34, G.A.A. 234, H.R. Library Cadet 4, Nat. Honor Soc. 34, Tro- ian Forum 4, Zenith So- licitor 2 CONNIE BERYL V.P. 3, NERVICK JANICE M Trolanette 234 Ass t Head 3 Head 4 Assem Plan Comm 4 Chess Club 3 Class Play Student Dnrec GA A H R Pre Nat Honor Soc 34 Soph Adviser 4 Spectator 4 Student Council 34 V P 4 '43- 'ace'-153 nn.-.- . . - . .- . , G. - , . - , - - 3 , , , - - - , , ' , ' , ' , , . ' I l ' , . , . , , . . , . , . . . . , ' . , , , , . . . , .V . o ' , , , - 3,...2,.. s.3, o , . . . , . . , l , . . . I .vigil . , ' .sf '5 4 -5- ii .1 i 'Hr . '- i. i 5 N Lf . ri . if , ,,,, -.....- ,A H . R L '- ., L---n . -3... U- . ...L-an -e . - . .. 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Prom 3, Chalr 3 Boys Boys Boys Pres OETTINGER, URSEL All School Play Comm 34, Aud Checker 4, Careers Club 3, Class Play Comm 3, GAA 2, Lrbrary Ca det 4, Momtor 3, Nat Honor Soc 34, Radlo Dra matics 2, Press Club 34 3. ,A -Q NICHOLS NANCY JUNE A Cappella 34 AY 2 Chess Club 4 ec HR Pres 2 Lubrary a de 4 Nat Honor Soc 34 Orchestra 234 Stu dent Council 2 Zenith 4 Zenith Solncntor 24 NORMAN ROLLIN D Chess Club 23 Izaac Wal ton 4 OFSTUN, RICHARD E Basketball 234, Cross Country 24, Baseball 34, Track 34, A Cappella 234, Boys' Club Cablnet 4, Boys' Sport Club 3, Sec HR Pres 4, Izaac Wal ton 3, Sec , Student Coun cll 4 KY? NICOLAISEN DIETER NOLAN COLLEEN ANN A F S Exchange Student A Cappella 4 A Y 234 from Germany C r o s s Auctuon 4 Careers Club Country 4 A Cappella 4 A A 23 Gurls ess Club 4 Swrm 2 Momtor 4 Pro Spamsh Club 4 lectlomst 34 Y Teens 4 Best Gurl Mixer 4 NORVICH NANCY Z NORVICH R O N A L D All School Play Comm 3 Chess Club 234 Photo Art and Needle 2 Auction graphy Club 234 4 Careers 3 Jr Red Cross Travel Club 4 ra matncs Club 3 O GEAY, MYRNA L OLSON, BETTY LOU A Art and Needle 3, G A A 3, Auctlon 4, Careers 234 2, H R Sec 3, Jr Red G A A 2, Office Cadet 34 Cross 2, Sec , Nat Honor Soc 34, Offrce Cadet 234, Twrrllng Club 3 27 fb. ' -A 2 TV , I ec. ,,. I 2 , ,,,, SSSS , ,,, 4 1 it lllvl V- lk ..,,.,. L lllll . fl '3- 9 7' 23, i' '.',.Knit: -Q , I 3, -E, ,lS.., , ' , I ll rang 4, C. so- , .. . , ' c - , , 23, G. . . 4, ' r , . ' . . 1 , . . Ch ,V.P. 4, '. , ' , , l , V , . 4,1 , . I D . OLSON CAROL FAY Cheerleader 34 A Cap e a 34 Y 3 a Man 4 Careers Club 234 ec A 24 ec So lcltor 3 ep C I u b 4 Homecomlng Queen s Court 4 PARKER SHIRLEY ANN A Cappella 4 Auctlon 4 A 234 Girls u ouncul 234 2 Prolechomst 34 Spec oucutor 2 YTeens Zemth SOlICIlOY 2 ass Assembly 3 PETAJA ELAINE MARIE Careers 34 GAA 234 Gurls Sports 4 Knlttlng ub 2 Travel Club Zemth Solncltor 4 38 fl 44-nab. OLSON D A V E M Baseball 4 A Cappella 4 Boys Sport Club 234 zaac Walton 23 I Club 4 N0 1-uv, J' A! ..--uv' mfg' ORR KATHLEEN MARLYSS 3 Auction Aud Checker 4 Band 4 areers 2 GAA Propectuomst 4 T r o I a n Forum 3 Y Teens 4 Pep Club 4 1 OSTENBERG CHARLES F A Cappella 34 Boys ort Club 23 Izaac Walton 34 PAVOLA GERALD F PEARSON JEFFREY PEDERSON DONALD F Basketball 2 Boys Club uncnl 2 Boys Spo Club 24 Chess Club 3 lzaac Walton 34 Mo mtor 4 PETERSON CAROLL AVON 4 C a r e e r s A 23 Girls Swlm nl :ng ub Teens 3 Pep Club 4 lzaac Walton 234 Boys Sport Club 4 Nevns ITHOMEJ PETERSON JOYCE A AY 234 areers 4 GAA Glrls Sports 2 Gnrls En semble 4 Twlrllng Club 3 Dramatucs 3 Hugh School 23 --of PIERTZ GENE R rowhead Trades 4 Izaac Walton 234 Wood Model Club 23 PAPPAS THEODORA A Cappella 234 Careers G A A 234 Spam u 2 Travel C ub Twlrllng Club 4 Y Teens V P 34 Dramatlcs 2 Girls Sports 4 PERALA ELLEN G appella 2 Careers 3 Glrs Sports 4 Offuce Cadet 4 Spec Solicitor 4 Travel Club 3 Twlrllng Club 4 Y TEENS 34 Sec 3 Zemth Sollcltor 3 GAA 23 PISILA ARLENE ESTHER AY 3 GAA 234 Radio Drcmatrcs 2 Spectator 34 TavelClub3 Trolan Forum 2 Dramatrcs 3 Publlc Speakmg 4 Press Club 4 I T T. - , .gl . .uni rs, ,. . , 4 . 5. 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ROCKSTAD R O B E R T Basketball 234 Baseball 34 Football 234 Track 234 Boys Club Cabmet 4 Treas Boys Sport u 234 ec Pr s 23 V P 4 Mom or 4 Student Cauncnl 23 Sr Council 4 SALO, GAILE LOUISE Cheerleader 4, Band 234, Ethlcs Comm 4, Sec, G A A 34, Pres 4, H R Pres 34, VP 2, Jr Sr Prom Chalrman 3, Nat Honor Soc 34, Student Councll 34, Homecomlng Queen's Court 4, Helen of Troy's Court 4 mm V' ff RANDALL WILLIAM A Cappella 4 Boys Sport u lzaac Wal ton 234 RIBARICH RUDY Boys ub Councrl 3 Bo s Sport Club 2 lzaac Wal ton 4 3... -un RICHARD GLORIA ANN AY 23 Assem Plan Comm 4 Auctuon 4 Class Play Comm 3 GAA 23 Natnonal Honor Soc 34 Treas 4 Offuce Cadet 4 Shakespeare Club 4 Sec Supply Store 4 Zenuth 4 543' ROCKLIN RICHARD K s S p o r t Club lzaac Walton 2 Photo graphy Club 4 Prolectnon lst 2 Travel Club 4 ROSAND NANCY JEAN ROSSETTI MICHAEL L RYBAK JOAN I Careers 34 GAA 2 Boys Sport Club 2 Foot Cappella 4 Auctron 4 J Red Cross 2 Travel ball 23 lzaac Walton 4 Careers 34 Sec 4 GA A Club 34 Trolan Forum Pres Photography Club 2 Gurls Club Councll 23 4 Pres Twlrllng Club 2 3 Zenith 3 Girls Ensemble 3 Spec ,paw-55, I' 2 umgb, NWS eg, 2 :ANDSTROM, J O H N Arrowhead T r a d e s 4, Graphlc Arts 4, lzaac Walton 3, Angora, Mun nesota 3 SARNOWSKI, JOSEPHINE A Band 234, Careers 23, GAA 2, Jr Red Cross 2, Photography Club 2, PYOIECTIONISI 4, Travel Club 4, Pres Solucntor 3 Twrrlmg Club 2 Pep Club 4 ,pun 9 5 17 193 ,Q me +3 is may fi Q, .vw if -.5 M .1 if, 5' 2 SABIN PATRICIA MAY r e e r G Glr s Ensemble 4 HI C S c 4 Lnbra Cadet and Club 2 Mom 4 Twlrllng Cub Cub 34 Class sembly 3 it Wiaff SATO, SHUJI A F S SCHADE, CLARE ROYAI. Student from Japan, All Baseball 34, Football 234 School Play 4, Photo Swrmmmg 234, Track 3 graphy Club 4, Shake Band 2, Boys' Club Coun speare Club 4 cll 24, Boys' Sport Club 3, lzaac Walton Momtor 4, Sound 81 Pro lectlon Club 4, Pres 39 I i K ., .... 5 3 N , , i f , . 4 . . - A , A- - , - ' , , - - , . . , , ' Cl ' , y' - . . , . . Boy' 34, . , . . . , Cl b 23, - , - . , ' , , - T . , H.R. ec. 23, . . . , . . . , , ' ' - Ed't , ' ' t , ' . p. . V 'H ' ' ' 3 :z :lz I . U V I lx, , ' . Tp' ' X, - , , - - , - -- A , - , - , . . . , ' , - , ' , C a s 3, ,A.A. 2, , . f- . , , , - , . - - ' l ' , '- , ' ' , ' ., , ' ' ' , 2, H.R. e . , ' ry Cl b , S , 2, H.R. ' ' , ' ' tor , ' ' l 2, e . , . . , 'l , . ski l , As- 23, SCHNEIDER NANCY L Art and Needle 23 Ca reers Club 34 G A A 2 r s Swum 2 H R 2 Travel Club 4 SCHUMANN KAY r and Needle 234 Girls wrm 2 H C 2 Sha speare Club 34 SHOGREN, MARGARET Art and Needle 2, Careers u 4, Chess Cub , G A 23, Girls Swim , wurlmg Club , Teens 4 40 ,pe 4: 'Du 'Q' 664444 SCHRABER MARK Chess Club 4 Prolectlonlst 3 SCIANNI GERALD Boys Sport Club 4 I lzaac Walton 34 SHAMBIOTT, BERNIE Boys' Sport Club 34, Pho lography Club 2, VP 2, Aircraft 2 SCHRAMM RICHARD A Arrowhead Trades 34 Chess Club 3 SCINOCCA JOE rowhead Trades 34 Pres 4 Art Club 2 Boys Sport Club 234 SIGNELI., JEANETTE Ar Club 2 Art and Needle , reers 34, G Sports 34 SCHULTZ FRED Izaac Walton 34 Pres 4 Pho tography Club 2 Prolec tromst 234 SERSHON THOMAS W Boys Sport Club 4 Izaac Walton 234 SIITER, MARY CAROLE Auctnon Ch 4, Band 234, G A 234, V P 4, Gurls Cub Council 4, H R VP 34,Jr Sr Prom 3, Orches tra 234, Prolectuomst 4, Spectator 4, Pep Club 4 SCHULZE DAVID Hockey 34 A Cappella 34 Boys Sport Club 34 Radio Me chanlcs 2 SEVERSON SYLVlA R A Cappella 34 Auctnon 4 Careers Club 4 GAA 234 Glrls Club Councul ec Jr Prom 3 Zemth 3 Zemth Sollcltor 2 Sr Councul 4 SLOTNESS, RICHARD Boys Sport Club 34, Izaac Walton 24, Sound System Operator 2, Hockey 3 K any ,e :: it I ,- .: VL:-f si, :, 495- 'S ' . 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SOLBERG, RICHARD A. - Cross Country 3, Football 4, Skiing 234, Track 3, A Cappella 234 Boys Quartette 4 Boys Sport u 234 Sk Club P s 3 STARK IDA MARIE r Club 4 Auction 4 Careers 23 Class Play Comm A 4 Jr Red Cross r a v e C ub 4 Y Teens 4 SNYDOCK, NANCY JEAN 1 A.Y. 2, Art Club 4, Careers Club 2, Girls' Swim. 3, Girls' Sports 34, Jr. Red Cross 2. SOBCZYK, ELLIMAE C. -- Art Club 4, Girls' Swim. 3, Girls' Sports 4, Radio Dramatics 2. SOLEM, JEANINE l.. - SOUTHWORTH, DONALD Art and Needle 23, Ca- R. - Boys' Sport Club reers Club 4, Travel 34, lzaac Walton 2, Ra- Club 4 duo Mech 24 STEWART EDWIN ROBERT STEWART MARLENE Boys Sport Club 4 Careers 2 GAA 234 Chess Club 4 lzaac Wal Girls Sports 34 V 4 to 3 Sec 3 Monitor 4 Student Council 34 Helen of Troy Pre Sec 2 Ns.. .QAM 'll 'fr-4 '2 if SODERSTROM, DIANE 1 A Cappella 4, Art and Needle 2, Careers 4, V.P., Chess Club 4, Class Play Comm. 3, G.A.A. 23, Girls' Club Co u n ci I 3, Girls' Swim. 2, Speech Club 3. SPLETT, WILLIAM A, -- Art Club 4, Chess Club 3, lzaac Walton 234. STOLTENBERG MARIJEAN Auction 4 Careers 3 a s s Play Comm GAA 34 Office Cadet Travel Club 4 as High 3 Girls Sports 34 2, Pep Club 4, Sk: , ' ' ' . Cl b , i 23, YE . . . - - A , - A t , , - , , ' 4. , ' , - ' . , - - . , - ' , , ' ' , , . 4, , - ' ' , .P. , Cl . 3, , ' G.A, , , . n . . , ' , . . . , ' . 2, T I I , ' , 4, . E I - . 4, H.R. s. 34, . . ' , ' ' . fl I , 5 , 3 . ,. A It V1 I . t , 1 .,.,.,, f K' --it , - ll ' Vg W . ,,,. 1 . .V - w o 2, sp. . -A . is .,.. . . -. -- QQ, I , .. I D. l-2f A T 1 X ., ,Q :zz ' ig sf, . ' ' lf ' I -' ' A ' ' .: i. ' ' ,' 1 '- ,,., ' 'J ' is . wtf: -t V ' X Q f 5 I 5 . R A- ' Q .,.. , if if A r V ,,,. A .,., i ii A .., 3, 5 ,sky A Q H' . STOVERN MARY ELIZA BETH Careers Club 234 Declamatlon 4 T olan Forum 2 SWANSON BYRON Auchon 4 Boys Sort Club 23 Cross Country 2 Track 2 Izaoc Walton Sk: Club Sec ep 'Ui N STRAND MARIE JOYCE STYCKET DIANA Auc SUTTON WILLIAM Izaac Careers Club 24 Chess tlon 4 Class Play Comm Walton 234 u 4 G:rs Sports 3 Gurls Club Councul 4 Jr Red Cross 2 Speech 3 S 3 Zen: 4 Sk: Club 3 Dramatucs Club 3 East Hlgh 3 SWANSON JAMES RAY SYKES PAULE Hockey MOND Chess Club 2 3 Boys Sport Club 24 Class Ploy Comm 3 Eth:cs mm 4 H C Jr Rotanan Soc 34 Photography Club res 3 VP 2 plan Socuety 34 T H O M P S O N MARIE TIMO ILONA LORRAINE FRANCES Careers 34 Careers Club 23 G:rls Photography Club 2 Trc: Club Councul 4 Travel vel Club 3 Club 4 Treas 42 Izaac Walton 234 TOENBERG JOANNE Art and Needle 2 Chess Cu 3 GAA 23 Glrls Sports 4 Tw:rI:ng Club 2 Y Teens 4 Sk: Club 4 SWAIM CAROL PATRICIA All School Play Comm 3 Auct:on4 GAA 234 Glrs Sports 34 Jr ed Cross 2 Spectator 4 Spec Sollcltor 4 Travel Club 4 Tw:rI:ng Club 2 Zen:th Sol:c:tor 4 fu 145 TAKALA DOROTHY ELAYNE All School Play Comm 2 Aud Checker 3 Bond 2 Careers 2 G A A 234 Glrls Club Counc:I 4 Pep Club 4 Sk: Club 4 TOEWE JOANNE Cappella 34 Careers Club 3 G:rls Ensemble 4 4 Twur :ng Club 24 ws 'fm TENKANEN VIVIAN A Careers Club 34 Glrls semble 24 Mlxed Quar TRASK PAT Art Club 4 Careers Club 4 Jr Red Coss 2 Travel Club 3 Publlc Speakxng 3 'j - ' ,r CIb,'I' 3, , ', , ' ,... . , . , . 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T R O N N E S GEORGINA HANNAH Band 234 Careers 34 A s C Councnl 2 HI C 3 Offnce Cadet 234 Travel Club 34 Twlrllng Club 2 WALCZYNSKI LOIS M All School Play Comm Careers 3 G A Glrs Club Councnl Treas Girls Sports Offlce Cadet 4 Supply Store 4 Twnrlnng Club 2 eens Dramatlcs Club 2 TROTTA GAIL R Band GAA 2 HR 4 VP 3 Orchestra 234 Prolectnomst 34 Radlo Dramatucs 3 Shakespeare Club 2 Student Council 4 Trolan Forum 2 ep Club 4 WALT KAREN A ec Art on eedle 2 Pres Ban 234 Clarnnet Quartet 3 A 234 H C Orchestra Ensemble 3 Spectator Sohcntor 4 Tro pan Forum 4 Pres ep Club 4 PM I Sf TVEIT DON Arrowhead Trades 34 Izaac Walton 4 Wood Model Club 2 VAN REESE GERALD P Arrowhead Trades Izaac Walton 24 Wood Model Club 23 mix ff, ...mpg lg Q O WARHOL ROBERT B Track 2 Boys Sport Club 234 Pres 3 Sec 4 Izaac Walton 4 Treas WEDIN BEVERLY A WEINBERG SANDRA L WHEELER CA RL E Art and Needle 2, Gxrls GAA 23, Girls Sports Izaac Walton 234, Trawel Sports 34, Twlrlmg Club , es , Llbrar Clu 2, Y Teens 4, Ska Club 4 Cadet 2, Spectator 34, Student Councll 2 WARNER RONALD rowhead Trades 34 Boys Cu Council 2 Chess Club 234 WICKSTROM BARBARA JEAN Art and Needle 4, Careers 3, Glrls' Swim 4, Knntung 2, Prolectuonlst 34, Radio Dramatlcs Club 3, Shakespeare Club 2, Spec Sollcltor 2 VIELE MICHAEL JAMES Boys Sport Club 3 Izaac Walton 4 Photo graphy Club 2 Radno Mech 2 4 WATTS CAROL rs 3 GAA 2 GI Ensemble 24 Spec Sol: cltor 23 Twlrllng Club 24 if -W WILLIAMS JACK W Boys Sport Club 3, Chess u 24, Pres 4, Izaac Walton 34, Hockey 3 43 l as My gn. . k get if s 1 3 . 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Row 3: Charlotte Brown, Ray Brown, Sally Bruen, Na- poleon Bruneau, John Burud, Larry Bussa, Myron Bru- zonsky, Barb Burton, Judy Butler, Garry Carlberg, Carol Carlson, Floyd Carlson, Gary Chelseth, Marlene Carlson, Phyllis Carlson, Alberl Cauffman. K- Q' gh , 4, S. X ff - 1 r .ln 2 A ll ' if ' l Q i 'bl i' s Q' Ss, ' XY' X ' X , W gf ' A ...xi ' S l B .. V T t Q J I gs Q, ,, ,N It gy 5 S Q M , N ' - K 4 , , 'P ' ss.: :W 15 iffll- -, ws -Z Eau., as , sy y . l GG? in 45 ., 2 ' Af' l Ql..,Q- ., l, , 15- 11 of SD 7-ii ' L in 'J ' , ::: : :,.,,, I , A J, 9 V we , ,V r 4' ...Aix mx 1, . , .QAM L. s - A L Row 6: Frances Furrie, Marvin Fenslermaker, Louise Ger- ber, Norman Gill, Lee Gittleman, Marianne Glass, Sandra Granger, Charles Gravelle, Stanley Green, Loren Green- berg, Ralph Golberg, Sue Goldsworthy, Rae Ann Gordon, Carol Gould, David Gustafson, Sharon Hack. Row 9: Howard Jarvi, John Jarvi, Don Jensen, Marilyn Jensen, Denise Jerome, Adeline Johnson, Bryant Johnson, Barb Johnson, Carol Johnson, David Johnson, Duane Johnson, Gerald Johnson, Jenny Johnson, Joan Johnson, Lee Johnson, Roberta Herrick. ., .. ' -as i ,.., is 1. V, 'Q . 1:7--1 L ' C2 ' 1 As,, kxyk X . 1. 'gg jf rv- Q 7 L in if ' I A ,, 5 5.9 Ah X xi he , V 9 L, 7 P. Kolstad, M. Arndt, and D. Saice dress one of our museum pieces. 3 we ALAL , I 5 . 7, :fn E ff V V. Q ae 0- r 2' , 4 . ' 5, W, . u. X '9- : 'W' if? 'f' . 5 ' : , wp- tt A fe I D Q KA t is , li Y W 7 A- ' - a . A . J 5 .O L 1 L 23-, le.. no X :sv a r. : r 5 ' 'YT' 1 .E Wh . I S-' t - 4 i ' an 5 i ,M x Q 'AG' 5' ' V X 5- . , 'TJ 1 B' ' , , , mv , l - we I A 51 L Row 'l: Laurie Johnson, Marian Johnson, Norman John- son, Roger Johnson, Shirley Johnson, Virginia Johnson, Art Jokela, Shirley Joyce, Lois Kallberg, Gretchen Kane, Russell Kangas, Bill Kanter, Rodney Karppinen, Jacquelyn Karapetsas, Lucille Karger, Ray Karkkinen. Row 2: Shirley Kellerhuis, Grant Kemp, Charlene Kins- man, Joe Kmiech, Dick Kniep, Loretta Knowlen, Kay Knut- son, Bill Kobus, Mary Ann Kochevor, Roger Kohtls, Pat Kolstad, Mary Ann Kopponen, Dennis Korte, Martha Koski, Robert Kosky, Jerry Kubash. A l- 42' Q G' A , Q- - 4: 4- . 'Q ' ' , Q K- 1 A U S-L. l r , p . .,... -ew .. f- , YF ,P + . 1 - W r l - .- - f.- Q- , gs ... ax ' Q Q 3 , , . 7 Q S , L A S ' , V , 95 2 'B' . B s re 'fr H , - A Q W f, ' live 3' im cg is i F' ,wr M... fa. ...N -we Y, J I gr 'LLL i ' ' is- , , , Q.- I M Kyrola R Sterling, M. Glass, and D. Kuznia enioy one the last nice days before winter sets in. 1:1 s 7 . H.. N-. we f . sL,,Q..L.?q Row 4: Jerry Lindbloom, Barb Linsten, Kennard Littler, Arlett Livingood, David Lockwood, Mary Lonn, Barb Lo- rentzson, Betty Louks, Audrey Luczak, Phyllis Lundgren, Donna Lundin, Bill Lundmark, Edward Luxon, Carole Mac- hart, Pauline Maki, Dick Makitalo. Row 7: Phyllis Nelson, Helen Niemi, Lyle Nygren, Chor- lene Nylander, Judy Olson, Carol Olson, Donald Olson, Roger Olson, Phyllis Oltmanns, Gordon Ostrov, Peter Patronas, Shirley Palmi, Kathy Pappas, Kathleen Pappas, Ruth Pappas. iii -G ,' 3 4 , W - ggi' A ,,,, ' gx QT . -:om . -4- L -. -V Q 'R 1 L 'E' I f 3, . f 'FM V1 lb l Q . . ir -as -an V' 19 S7 YN 12? 1-A er. Q.. Q.. Wit 5 1 1- '- o. f' ft' 'C' 'f 'rf Row 'I Lester Rudolph Bernard Rumpel Duck Russell Julue Saatela Duanne Sauce Duck Salgy Margery Salmu Kent Solo Bob Samuelson Gloruann Samuelson Scott Sands Charlene Saukko -1' XT' Q.. 'I i L. 5 Row 2 Duck Savo Jack Schade Donna Schoumaker Gale Scott Pat Scovulle Reuben Sedlacek Tom Segel Mary Se vertsen Steve Shamblott Jerry Shapuro Wayne Shummun Vurgunua Shunsku L 1 C A 1,421 I Lim 1 41 ,J Jw Q- v ,,,.,, 4.l 'f'-ll Row 4 Maureen Sowden Sally Stafne James Staubs Nancy Staubs Sharron Stauty Helen Steffen Ronald Sterling Yvonne Stewart Charles Stronach Mar garet Suukkonen Kathleen Sundquust Karen Swaun ,fs 'un Vw. l 4Fea Row 5 Ruchard Swan Kathryn Sweeney Jane Swenson Bull Swuler Evonne Swor Ronald Swor Janet Tamlyn Danella Ta p Chrustune Tarro Pat Thomas Allan Thompson Joan Thorson Row 3 Joan Shoberg Delores Suermala Nancy Simmons Frank Sumonton Merle Sunger Marlene Sloberg Anuta Smuth Lols Smuth Marulyn Smuth Gaul Snudaruch Pat Sobczyk Sonla Soland 4... rs ,IA - TW' we Row 6 Frank Tomars James Trader Nancy Tresuse Ronald Tryon Arlene Tulugren Barbara Tattle Douglas Tyacke Joe Valentune Anuta Velun George Vu pond John Vukeluch Robert Waunuo fav Aaszffa 719' ' 9 vs- QF, 5 S .Afsamb Row 7 Alvun Wakefueld Mark Wakefueld Duck Walke Judy Wallace Mary Walter Claudua Watterson Ann Webb Helen Webster Dorothy Wedun Rodney Weuland Mary Weur Earl Wuese Row 8 Sharon Wel stead Davud Wheat Howard Wuck Paul Wucklund Elaine Wuckman Nathalue Wrlbur Michael Wulluams Jon Wulson Pat Wulson Katherune Wolowucz Carol Woodall Duxue Wyman Row 9 Penny Yonke Bonnue Young Carol Youngberg James Zabukover Karen Zumm 1 - . 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Sa amaze Wann 2415 Helen Nelson .... .... 4 Sandra Semerau 4 Dianne Zelt .... ...V 4 Judy Loraas .... .... 3 Doris Niemi .,.. .... 3 Patricia Pond ......... .... 3 Elizabeth Sandness 3 Kay Simo ............,,. .... 3 Janet Feldman ., 2 Verna Jarvis ...... .,,. 2 Delores Johnson 2 Audrey Million .. 2 Karen Naslund ., 2 Alida Newhouse 2 Andrew Peloquin 2 Eleanor Petaia .. 2 Jack Walcome ..... ..., 2 Wing Kwong Gee l Florence Heide .. l Judy Johnson .... .. l Shirley Johnson ....... .. l Joanne Kaasalainen .. l Barbara Maki ......... .. l Ann Ronigen ...... .. l Tyko Kihlstedt ..,. .. l SOPHOMORE HONOR ROLL - Row 1: Karen Naslund, Janet Feldman, Ann Ronigen, Delores Johnson. Row 2: Andrew Peloquin, Patricia Pond, Wing Kwong Gee, Elizabeth Sand- ness. Row 3: Shirley Johnson, Dianne Zelt, Florence Heide, Alida Newhouse. Row 4: Audrey Million, Kathleen Simo, Judy Johnson, Doris Niemi. Row 5: Joanne Kaasalainen, Barbara Maki, Sandra Semerau, Eleanor Petaia. Row 6: Judith Loraas, Helen Nelson, Verna Jarvis, Tyko Kihlstedt. Not pictured: Jack Walcome. -H! ef 5 I W. W-s..s l Two sophomores warm up alter coming in from the December 26A below zero cold. V ..- ?, g , Q 3 Row 'lz Grant Abramson, Gary Adams, Arthur Adamski, John Adamski, Ronald Allee, Charles Allie, Stephen Alli son, Claudia Andrews, Claudia Anderson, Dennis Ander son, Dennis Anderson, Donald Anderson, Dorothy Ander son, Gerald Anderson, Janet Anderson, Joyce Anderson. J 5 age R 'K l Y I -I A, u ax? ' V7 Y J lllzf- 5? ai Q N ' 4' A 1 A A Il I . 1 5 amazed 6 gs- R' T, up qw 5 fy X - , tr K ff- K, Qs ? ' SI gel J X ,fl P -give C - l., and J Row 4: Rolf Blix, Dawn Boberg, James Bowden, Mike Bradley, Bob Brantley, Kenneth Broman, James Bronikowse ki, Fred Brown, Grace Brown, Janice Buan, Tom Butler, Janet Byers, Charlene Cadotte, Peggy Cameron, Ardith Carlson, Delbert Carlson, Row 7: Louis Dieryck, Francis Dory, Gene Doyle, Rae Jean Dryke, Bob Duncan, Jean Elde, Elizabeth Emanuel- son, Roger Engseth, Sandra Entwistle, Mary Erickson, Bill Erickson, Arlene Fairbanks, Pat Farley, Janet Feldman, Eugene Fenske, Tom Ferrazzi. Row 5: Diane Carlson, Roger Carlson, Shirley Carter, Frank Casey, James Champion, Bob Chase, Gerald Che- hock, Mee Goon Chin, Evonne Christensen, Phyllis Chris- tensen, Lois Chute, Kathleen Clemens, Harry Cohen, Mar- shall Cohen, Viola Colden, Joan Colt. Row 8: Geraldine Field, Marilyn Field, Marlene Field, Henry Fiola, Dean Fisher, Paul Forest, Bob Forseth, Janice Fortune, Mary Foster, Roberta Freeman, James Fryklund, Carolyn Gagne, Dale Ann Gagnon, Sherrill Gagnon, Mary Gardner, Albert Gartner, , k , . :RQ eb L 'M x 1 1? t Q N on I 4 . ts-. V im? -9: R, v 3 as hx -S V, 'A Q V 5' -J-il .. fp 'J , A , an 'C' ,rs '96 ,ss ff ilu KIALA L Q Q, i N .. I ,E J , so W y ,K N , Are W A ive fs f L md W ' ' l fix L we 'G f - . J 'AZ' K B 4. ' 1 ' - . if ,. . f - 7 fl' 'o e f 3 B- Q A D J gay! '. 31 4 A x -v-M , V 7 xxx 4 A h K - 1. . 'V Row 2: Margaret Anderson, Robert Anderson, Stephen Anderson, Sybel Anderson, Walter Anderson, Peter Andler, Harold Angell, Martin Arndt, Janet Arnquist, Pat Arotta, Peggy Arsenau, Annette Atkinson, Chet Atwood, Roger Audetlc, Jerry Avery, Gerald Baker. 3 T as 'B' 3 JN l Q... Row 6: Margaret Colt Elizabeth Cooke Fred Cosgriff Jane Crowe, Pat Cunningham Elroy Dallum Marie a- lum Doreen Dane Marilyn Datka Kathryn Davey Bill Davidson James Davidson Pat Davies Fred Davis Ed- ward Deaux, James Dieryck. Row 9: Marlene Gasper, Wing Kwong Gee, Barbara Gerard, Mary Gilbert, Delores Gilbertson, Don Hammer, Gloria Glass, Nancy Goeppinger, Richard Gould, Gary Grann, Lela Green, Bill Griffith, Richard Gudesen, Lor- raine Gustafson, Janis Hagadorn, Sharon Hagberg. ,. 4' if:- Lab A. .,,, .af tr, ,,,,g - ,cr rf-- B KM i ck 1 fn ,. o- Row 3: Richard Baker, Bob Bannister, Albert Bard, James Bartholomew, David Barto, Ronald Beck, louis Behling, Darrel Behrent, Bill Belanger, Carol Bennett, Helen Ben- son, Lyle Berg, Mavis Bestul, John Birman, Bill Bissonett, Lynne Blackwood. si W G.: 4 g 'fl Q 'fir-vi . 'n ff ' v H6444 a 5 J A V ig .inf . E x In two years we'll be trimming the tree as B. Jacott Billie, J. Nervick, and G. Salo did this year. '1 '?' . 'mf I J. 1- xg v-4 is Q 7' , 4 vc 5:3 t 3, ,gg X X -Q wr- v- in-M ' J ' Q 5 , 4 . - ' .gag A K K A L k A - . L' V . hx rf as is zu, L T 5 3 fl: Z 5- 7 'GN 1 e .. li -for ga, - J ze f - . L f JSP .4 xl A . A' fl if P Row 'l: Cherlyrae Hagen, Janice Haglund, Barbara Hall- berg, Carolyn Holler, Gary Glass, Beverly Hanlon, Ron Hannu, John Hannula, Al Hanson, Dick Hanson, Karen Harder, Marge Harder, William Harrison, Larry Harthan, Janet Hautaoia, Arnold Hedberg. Row 2:..Sharon Hedman, Florence Heide, Joan Hein, Dick Hellesvig, Jerry Hendrickson, Ward Herslad, Judy Hill, Pal Hink, Anna May Holt, Larry Horman, Mary Horman, Larry Howard, Dave Huebsch, Chuck Hyser, Yvonne lm- pola, Carol Isaacson. nA J lib ix a 2 1- in 'T in 4 A-. , ,ri , ' X Q asf- . C. 4 Q7 .Q bf- W N ...ff J . z 1 in 1' ii ' 'li L L 4 N lsr . ,P R.. S- ,W 'ky .-- . fr as -G W- ' .L 1. , Us ...J ,ee , Y i . A B. Chase, C. Pallhen, W. Packingham, and C. War- ren make use of lhe Guidance office al Christmas lime. i Heil Row 4: Dick Jouppi, Jane! Julen, Joanne Kaasalainen, Fay Karppinen, Shirley Kiminski, Georgia Kinnoin, Mayme Kinnunen, Carol Kler, Eleanor Kohs, Judy Korkki, Char- lotte Koski, Barb Koslakiewicz, Karon Kafka, Gene Kol- Iarek, Jacky Kozlosky, Jerry Krause. Row 7: Jocelyn Loil, Richard Loveland, John Lueck, Betty Mackey, Monle Mahlum, Janice Mainella, Tony Makela, Barbara Maki, Jon Maki, Gwen Mallell, Joyce Malnali, Eleanor arkkula, Dave Markslone, Karl Markus, Mary Marolta, Ronald Marshall. 5 it . 1- V Ax :A 1.1,-ll ' ' rg 'fl . f Y-' jf, . I. ' , rs. , few 2 - -rg' , en an 9. qv Z. ,Y ., 'S cr, f' A ,Q 1 up no mx fri' ii his ,jx Y T- X , 2 za 1' A 1. , ' - v1 ...- xiii .AA .J A if! Row 3: Jim Jackson, Carol Jacobson, Donna Jakubek, Mary Janson, Verna Jarvis, Linda Jeanetta, Beverly John- son, Donna Johnson, Delores Johnson, Harvey Johnson, Judy Johnson, Loretta Johnson, Mary Johnson, Margaret Johnson, Shirley Johnson, Ray Joki. 'Z' lv. in sa 4 tj: . sy Auction Dress-Up Dance. X YV 1 kk K Q d S S., i -fl , A' . 1331? ' L gt' J s + Ex. 1 : A I fi l , p L D J 66444 5' fs ff: J Q eg -C. Q., W wr- i Y f L? Q r -Q. ,,, cl 7. - li U- i 7 W, I QT? A 1 V ya.: Q. V- in ' - is-f - L 'C7 , 'B' ' in f-1 ' r w f I Y A ' i 4 ' . I K3 .A i :Que L. l 5: Judy Krause, Dennis Krosko, Roy Kruger, Gloria Row Kubiski, Kenneth Kunze, Anton Kuznia, Charlene LaFleur, Don LaFontaine, Betty Laitenen, Janice Lures, Janice Lar- son, Carol Lee, Kenny Lento, Janet Leonard, Lewis LePage, Judy Leppi, Row 8: John Marsyla, Val Martin, Nancy Martinson, Tom Mattinen, Don Mottson, Norma Mattson, Ron Mattson, Judy McArtan, Sam McCurley, Mary McGraw, John Mc- Intyre, Ann McKenna, Pat McLean, James M:Mann, Ge- rald Meister, Margaret Miclrle. v.'.,4l'i'a4l F I fx-TF . Q 4 ,- si, Row 6: Judy Leppioia, Fred Leskinen, Joann Leskinen, Carol Lewis, Sandra Lewis, Carolyn Lind, Carl Lindau, Sharon Lindblom, Judy Lindwall, Lorraine Line, Dick Lit- tle, Duane Livingood, Lester Lofdahl, Rande Loining, Judy Loraas, Beverly Lorentzon. Row 9: Audrey Million, Frances Milne, Pat Mitchell, Ken- neth Mohler, John Moir, David Mollico, Don Morse, Tom Mowbray, Kay Moyer, Sandra Murray, Sherrill Myers, Ted Nadeau, Karen Naslund, Rodney Neff, Carol Nelson, Dale Nelson. 'G' T l 0- . v .il Q 1 I FQ ' V., S A H K r V T - ' .1 4 ' .AA fs. :mama 7Zat ?cc5u'zed Tom Amendola Jane Anderson Dave Baker Duck Bushop Daryl Carlson Margaret Carlson Rod Colluns Januce Conrad Sue Cornell Ken Dahl Jerry Dalton Gerald Engel Shurley Fechner Francus Fush Nels Fosle Daryl Gonhue Lunda Gronnungen Davud Haldorson John Heath John Hedstrom Ray Jazdewsku Bruce Johnson Duck John son Maruan Johnson Roland Johnson Tom Johnson Jean Kapung Judy Keenan Kenny Lathrop Marsh Levunson Phullup Maku Delores Markus Robert Marotta Bull Martun bf 'SA fix tg 3, av, gl LAL W V my ., - James Merlung Judy Muller Dan Morgan James Morro 'R' CN- kj' tu Emma Nelson Tom Nelson Roy Nuemu Gary Norell Den nus Nylen Lester Ogren Phyllus Oltmanns Ron Packung Xjy ham Burney Phullups Ruth Puetula Russell Schramm Lloyd Severson Duck Spooner Claudua Sterlung Mulford Suby U NND Jennue Tuomela Loreen Wulson Ruchard Justunger Lunda Gronnungen vs' X 64 4: 45 ?'- Row 4 Bull Rybak Mary Saaru lvan Salgy Bull Sandeno Barbara Sanderson Luz Sandness Delores Savela Becky Scheall Juanuta Scheall Russell Schoumaker Bull Schul slad Judy Schramm Judy Schubutzke Sandra Semerau Janyce Setnukar Russell Shaw Row 7 Len Vereecken Janet Vukeluch Jack Walcome James Waldhotf Jum Walters Barbara Wampler Karen Wanvuck Vurgunua Warhol Carol Warren Barbara Watts Row 'I Dale Nelson Faye Nelson Gerald Nelson Helen Nelson Tom Nesgcda Aluda Newhouse Hollus Nucholson Dorus Nuemu Jean Nord Gerald Norley Donald Nygaard Nancy Otstun Bob Olard Della Olseth Clu'ford Olson Rodney Olssen ? 9' su Q-'rr P9 Row 5 Joe Shenett Kay Sumo Davud Sumonson Sandra Sums Yvonne Skansgaard Bonuta Skubosh Jum Skoglund Joan Skoglund AI Slotness Tom Solberger Davud Spears Kutty Speers Chrustune Stanger Paul Staudohar Sonla Stenhammer Sharon Stepnes James Watts Tom Wentz Roger West Harry Wuck Rus sell Wuck Bcnnue Wuutanen N -rv- Q7 'fy S a LHR lf.. v ,, Q Q Q -ve -'as W 2 M ll- f 1 ? it I? 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Meyers, P. Ehlert, M. Droszewski 1 3, W .0 , va Q xg, A gimw QA g can ,ZW -' YY -,ff ff Nw ,, .LX MVIS he if 'Q A..S..:1n.. N, N ff? 121' '.. '-is Xfihli 1 WbS, L,jL .f T: E?Sg55W yi .QS , ' 73 PE x 1 Q QQ . A Q Q :L ., I -... . wif ' N 'New '. wk! 82:1 y . Wi 353-Q1-i, A , ' Q 42:21 -,f,QifeN, H ' '?J2:i'. x.:. 9 Y' M : H- ' '- -I: 1253? 'sm .rf ' , 1 - a.,zS:-fm.:-,g-:f:f Ei yiggf, , , , X ' T A :R E5 , , we gg f Zi! 5 I Q' if x, Y X ' in 5 , 1 1 fb fb f 5 W TA: Q6 X Q . 1 1 ,V Mil, -Q Vf 'K' ir '71 .ix ,. fr PROJECTIONISTS - Row 1: F. Heide, G. Miller, M. Janson, K. Zakowitz, G. Lindberg, K. Walt, G. Holzer, M. Koski, Seated A. Smith. Row 2: J. Nelson, G. Trotto, M. Merkel, M. Sowden. Row 3: A. Merry, G. Vipond, J. Shoberg. eaezadg akin SOUND OPERATORS - Row T: W. Laulo, S. Cohen, J Sarnowski K. Brown, A. Wakefield, C. Schade, J. Cleveland, W. Gee Row 2 F. Johnson, P. Amacher, M. Arndt, D. Tyacke, R. Bock L Brown HALL MONITORS - M. Jensen hows her pass to D. DeBoIt, hall monitor, between classes STUDENT ASSISTANTS - Credit for running our school more eftfciently and successfully is given to these service students, who are proiectionists, sound operators, and hall monitors in our busy school. HALL MONITORS - Row 'I: F. Lent, J. Hermanson, G. Hardaway, J. Jag- lowski, S. Breen, J. Johnson, E. Hanson, B. Samuelson, P. Yonke, F. Klopich, M. Stewart, K. Krantz, J. Eadie, T. Beckwith. Row 2: M. Levinson, P. LaTour, F. Tomars, M. Kyrola, M. Dahl, L. Ball, T. Dahl, R. Liukkonen, K. Nelson, J. Baker, D. DeBoldt, C. Nolan, J. Buraglio, P. Sabin. Row 3: D. Wheat, C. Schade, R. Kohs, J. Pavola, G. Maruska, B. Rockstad, H. Hutchengs, J. Swanson, T. Brown, T. York, B, Swiler, S. Dansinger, W. Wilton, J. Burud. QQQDQCO 'O '3 HIY Row'l E Luxon S Sands B Cohen J Dubell A Jokela G Peltuer B Marshall Row2 L Nygren R Lund D Korte R Karkkaunen H Hull G Radosevuch L Fruedman G Ostrov H Feustal Mr Van Kleek 4a .feanfefze amcvnaw HI C A better understandung of man s spurutual aspuratuons and moral code us receuved at the Hu C meetungs Here the Buble us read and duscussed and solutuons are sought for unduvudual and world prob lems un uts teachung HI Y To create promote and mauntaun hugh standards of Chrustuan character throughout the school and communuty best explauns the purpose of Centrals boys organuzatuon, the Hu Y Club A most umportant unfluence un the school sunce t begunnung ut has brought many boys unto the organuzatuon for the realuzatuon of the funer thungs un lufe and the desure to buuld healthy bodues clean munds and strong character HI C Rowl J Fortune R Norman K Krantz Rev Feustal C Peterson K Sunquust L Peterson C Zuemer w 2 C Lund Myers S Alluson .I Swanson G Pavola R Newquust R Peterson C Peterson um 70 , gi, f' uf. were 'W S il A . W 1 ' , u 1 as K ,sift sh I A. x L' I I - - : . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . . : . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 I I . , . . . ,, . . . . . . ,A , . . . . 1 . . . I . . . . is Ig l n v u u 1 u n a ' 1' I I I -1 :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ',. ,.'.Ro:.',S. I s I 1 I - I n . I s I - n 'S , A 3 . . QQ '3 , J q Fl S . Row 'l: C. LaFleur P. Pond, P. Petersen D. Wyman, K. Zimm J. Brown, K. Walt C. Blix, K. Woloj wicz, H. Lehmann Row 2: C. Johnson J. Peterson, S. Lewis D. Hellesvig, S. Se- merau, A. Million, R Reno, B. Anderson N. Wilbur, J. Olson Row 3: J. Doyle, M Nyman, sec., J. Jen- nings, S. Barth, T York, W. Wilton, J Nord, A. Luczak, G Holzer, C. Nolan, C Peterson. . . . 7a ' pwgfzeceiae nation Allied Youth is a teen-age organization designed to help young people learn the facts about alcohol and to face the social pressure for drinking. It is an organization that knows youth, that speaks youth's language, and that wins youth's interest because it is positive and because it works. Allied Youth's historical purpose is as follows: The liberation, through education, of the individual and society from the handicaps of beverage alcohol. In carrying out this purpose, Allied Youth has set for itself five moior obiectives: Row 1: B. Linsten, R, Raver, P. Patro- ' nas, v. pres., G. 'J' Scott, R. Laznick, J Lindwall, S. York, J Lures, G. Leland Row 2: K. Jacobson P. Scoville, M. Peter son, M. Salmi, L Ryan, S. Breen, J Peterson, C. Cole, G Root, treas., J. John son. Row 3: J, Sha piro, D. Peterson, J Loraas, C. Warren L. Johnson, A. Smith J. Shoberg, S. Fors ter, Mr. Van Kleek. To teach the facts about beverage alcohol as presented to trusted authorities. To establish an alcohol-free fellowship of young people. To conduct a program of character education, teaching individual responsibility to the com- munity and to society. To strengthen wholesome personalities among young people and to help make them happy, well-adiusted, integrated individuals. To help the community understand its alcohol problem. rn I 1 1 Serving the school and its members is the main purpose of CentraI's Girls' Club. The magazine campaign headed by the Boys' and Girls' Clubs went over the top with S8,000. More magazines were sold this year than ever before. Plans were made to use the profit to buy new cheerleader, swimming, and baseball uniforms, as well as expensive audio-visual equipment. Row 1: R. Freeman, J. McArton, G. Brown, J. Carlson dz! Miss Chotman, advisor ol the Girls' Club, smiles as she completes another active year with her enthusiastic girls. Annual vocational conferences gave the students a chance to find out more about their chosen voca- tions and encouraged them to make the right decisions. The two dances which the Boys' and Girls' Clubs co-sponsored during the year added vim and vigor to the social life of our school. Other many and varied activities of the Clubs helped to create good fellowship here at Central. ,S. Johnson, J. Robins, K. Naslund, S, Bruen, J. Ander- son. Row 2: R. Laznick, R. Pappas, P. Scoville, C. Fleischmann, B. Harthan, J. Thompson, S. Parker, G. Best, J. Lares. Row 3: B. Anderson, S. Morterud, C. Youngberg, J. Hagaclorn, A. Doyle, K. Davey, B. John- son, L. Wolczynski, J. Malnatti, J. Peterson. Row 4: J. Loraas, B. Wiitanen, S. Hack, V. Merkes, D. Stycket C. Siiter, E. Levine, M. Merkel, E. Sandness, Miss Chatman. A At A 1. l lg.. .- 66:46 GIRLS CLUB OFFICERS Coun terclockwlse Nancy Bender sec Loss Walczynskl reus D c n a Stycket vlce pres and Gall Best pres oy one of I . sprung days while slttung on the steps of Central durlng their lunch period ws on G Best preslden s of e Boys and Girls ciubs, show the mann prlzes for our annual mogozune drlve 73 18 5 ' 1 - - ' ', f ., E ., lenj U the f'rs: rn , , Gi? NVE! ' , 2' -fr t w . 5 5 a ,, S Q E Y .. 1 he .4 1 1 I Bill 5 'ler d oil , ,' t th KNITTING - Roy I: J. Hautaoia, B. Cheslak, S. Soland, sec., L. Gerber, pres., J. Larson, J. Wallace, B. Emanuelson, J. Schramm, C. Haller. Row 2: M. Dryke, vice pres., E. Wickman, S. Carter, S. Hagberg, E. Christianson, C. Carlson, treas., J. Schubitzke, D. Carlson, Miss Loudon. 2001464156 66554 . . . In these clubs new hobbies are started and the are sewed together to make an afghan, or other knowledge of others enriched. Here the girls learn little thoughtful things which are given to the the basic knitting stitches and fundamentals of Rod Cross. other handiwork. Many students knit blocks which ART AND NEEDLE 1 Row 1: T. Zimmerman, K. Zimm, K. Wolowizz, L. Green, N. Wilbur, pres., R. Anderson, N, Field, P. Carlson, C. Gagne, K. Schumann. Row 2: M. Field, sec., H. Benson, C. Bennett, K. Sundquist, H. Steffen, D. Zelt, K. Walter, B. Wickstrom, J- Anderson, C- TGYYO. Row 3: A. Tullgren, D. Anderson, D. Boberg, J. Briegel, L. Fox, M. Lind, D. Tapa, T. Swenson, B. Laitinen, D. Fisher, Miss Richards. avg f . 5 . 2. s 'L-JI GIRLS' SWINMMING - Row 1: S. Entwistle, V. Martin, M. Siobe rg, S. Milchesky, B. Hallberg, V. Warhol. Row 2: S. Breen, J. Jaglowski, J. Johnson, M. Saari, C. Oman, S. Sims. Row 3: N. Ofstun, B. Wickstrom, B. Youderin, K. Nelson, C. Kotka, E. Sand- ness, Mrs. Pearson. 'T' +3 31 aan- 4' ., ,I 1 1.1 - 'sf Www? if? 'X an o it 'A its - i -sv -1 GIRLS' SPORTS - Row 1: J. Johnson, J. Hickory, B. Madsen, C. Swaim, E. Perala, T. Pappas, M. Bronikowski, S. Kehoe, B Hunn, J. Toenberg, B. Lorentzson. Row 2: N. Snydock, E. Brander, C. Anderson, E. Mosack, P. Moen, G. Hardaway, P. Halvor son, G. Scott, G. Snidarich, R. Cory. Row 3, O. Boder, J. SignelI,, M. Stoltenberg, B. Wedin, E. Sobczyk, K. Miller, S. Stafne G. Mallett, J. Vukelich, Miss Bloomgren. GIRLS' SPORTS - Row Stewart, M. Sowden, M. son A. Luczak A. A 1: J. Johnson, J. Ek, M. Delvas, J. Mainella, P. Behrendt, R. Gordon, M. Johnson, J. Hickory, M Marotta. Row 2: E. Petaia, J. Forbort, J. Butler, D. Smith, S. Potswold, P. Nelson, D. Jakubek, C. Wil derson, P. Lundgren. Row 3: M. Smith, S. Kellerhuis, I.. Kallberg, M. McGraw, J. Peffer, H. Niemi , , I1 J. Brown, S. Hedman, B. Cooke, M. Lonn, Mrs. Pearson. ...Wane ,before Basketball, volleyball, badminton, and shuffle- for either a maior or a minor award. Swimming board, are only a few of the many sports that the is held over at the Y for those who want it, and Girls' Sports Clubs participate in. Many of these the refreshing water is an outlet for the excess girls are members of the G.A.A. working hard daily energy that possesses these sports enthusiasts. GIRLS' SWIMMING 1 Row 'I: M. Marotta, M. Gardener, S. Peltier, D. Peterson, L. Gustafson, J. Hendricks. Row 2: C. Isaac- son, M. Harder, P. Ehlert, P. Christiansen, S. Ehlert, B. Fry, L. Heidman. Row 3: K. Mortinzon, D. Opheim, J. Kaosolainen, B. Dryke, J. Forbort, Miss Bloomgren. 'M aff ' 'HQ .,,' ,,.. 'Y' 3 I w 'l C a r n w s osse I reas eI e on or son u e Han on L Blackwco rrcks ow 2 I nen D nson C In I en ou errn ostad Mc ur ey v res J Skoglun A At In son S Lewis Row 3 P Oltmanns S Semerau M Kyrola sec M Glass C Warren J Kaasalamen pres C Cadotte J Hall erg L LaSalle M SaarI MIss Totze Dddfdfl Zaaaqefz 77fefzc4ma! W ThIs IS done through group dIscussIons and speak ers In the varrous careers or fields of OCfIVIlY Some outstanding speakers have been a haIr stylist nurse and student nurse, dretrcran, brIdal consultant, polrce woman, medrcal technologrst and buyer The Careers Club attempts to acquarnt girls with the wide range of p0SSIbIlIlIeS open to them In the way of robs or posrtrons and to Impress upon them the necessity of realrzrng the Importance of an early choice 55.-D' u v Row 'lz H. Lehmann, C. Haney, pres., B. Cheslak, sec., J. Setniker, P, Wylie, J. Olson, N. Ewoldson, R. Gordon, G. Brown, J. Anderson, Miss Hansen. Row 2: D. Wilcox, C. Peterson, C. Carlson, M. Carlson, D. Niemi, J. Harning, K. Speers, J. Lewis, M. Koski, K. Knutsen, M. Perushek. Row 3: J. Nord, J. Doyle, v. pres., S. Forster, S. Hack, K. Simo, C. Nelson, S. Myers, M. Lind, B. Burton, M. Lind. Mathiason, F. Lent, B. Olson, D. Soderstrom, v. pres., J, Colt, V. Shinski. Row 2. M. Carlson, M. Shogren, D. Grundstrom, G. Tronnes, M. Thompson, R. Green- Jennings, M. Nymcn, pres., C. Bakkala, P. Trask, M. Strand, S. Moran, sec., Row 'lc B. Jeanetta, M. Hermanson, M. Stovern, M. J. Jaglowski, S. Severson, D. Anderson, C. Johnson, wold, treas. Row 3: H. McKinley, J. Hermanson, J. Mrs. Rogina. -it my ,ar Q 4 Q 'I' -3 Sl' KAP CAREERS - Row 1: D. Lundeen, E. Hurtig, V. Martin, C. Swenson, R. Tryon, B. Impola, A. Livengood, M. Harris, J. Tamlyn, vice-pres Row 2: D. Gagnon, M. Suikkonen, sec.: M. Gaspe, D. Hoganson, J. Hierpe, treas., M. Peterson, B. Nelson, G. Morgan, D. Saburn Row 3: L. Abrams, B. Mackey, V. Johnson, J. Tuomela, N. Staubs, M. Murphy, pres., N. Murphy, S. Munger, S. Stepness, Miss Maio at fri' 'ba CAREERS - Row 'l: N. Johnson, K. Harris, K. Walt, B. Hunn, B. Harthan, M. Bronikowski, pres., S. Kehoe, L. Loining, D. Jyring, SCC-: K. Billeter. Row 2: P. Mullany, O. Boder, J. Brown, J. Solem, B. Lares, M. Highland, B. Jahr, vice-pres.: D. Hill, F. Graber, P. Behrendt, treas. Row 3: J. Signell, M. Nesgoda, J. Hermanson, G. Crawford, P. Nelson, C. Siiler, J. Anderson, D. Wirtanen E. Hanson, Miss Maio. 7Z7an2' Wadta gee ' 'na6fze.., The purpose of this club is to give an opportunity many and varied. During the year they have talks to those who otherwise do not have an opportunity by Spectator staff members, professional iournalists to experience iournalism and the work of their in newspaper, as well as radio and TV work. school paper. Their actual writing experiences are PRESS - Row 1: A. Pisila, C. Olson, D. Smith, D. Nylen, R. Karkkainen, B. Wiilanen, B. Harrington, G. Glass, A. Fairbanks, sec. Row 2: Mrs. Rogina, C. Latraill, C. Anderson, C. Cole, vice-pres.: F. Karppinen, treas., F. Lent, P. Beckman, U. Oeltinger, D. Wyman, C. Blix, pres. WV .av ,Sz I 1 ,Q , 4, J 4 - i H Q ur JI Q K 'tj nf TRAVEL - Row 1: N. Johnson, M. Gardener, J. Paulson, C. Adams, F. Graber, R. Reynolds, D. Wilcox, D. lmpola, B. Baker, N. Billeter, K, Billeter, B. Gerard. Row 2: E. Hanson, K. Murphy, treas., J. Sarnowski, vice-pres., E. Rognlie, D. Siermala, J. Nelson, N. Schneider, J. Hermanson, K. Solem, l. Stark, l. Haller, sec., Row 3: C. Saukko, S. Alpert, H. Fiola, L. Line, N. Rosand, pres., J. Haugen, N. Fosle, M. LeTourneau, S. Palmi, J. Biorklund, Mr. Shimmin. M119 It s 4 Y H ' ' is 1. TRAVEL 1 Row 1: J. Tamlin, C. Swaim, D. Hagen, J. Burleigh, D. Anderson, M. Malhiason, M. Johnson, M. Lisiecki, Y. Stewart sec. Row 2: N. Norvich, M. Glass, H. Fiola, vice pres., P. LaTour, D. Rocklin, B. Johnson, J. Hallberg, S. Semerau, G. Tronnes Row 3: V. Johnson, J. Tuomela, F. Dory, S. Dansinger, B. Kanter, R. Peterson, M. Dahl, M. Kyrolc, pres., Mr. Shimmin. ...'7ymf20mzw,-4 The Travel Club has speakers and movies on our own country and foreign countries so as to better acquaint us with other people, their habits, and the topography of their land. These experiences lead us to better understanding of the world around us and our duties as a world citizen. ide Une The purpose of the Spanish Club is to bring about a better understanding of our Latin-American neighbors. Arrangements to correspond with stu- dents from the Republic of Panama have already been made and many new friendships are being made. An effort to understand the spoken language through practical conversation in Spanish is also carried on. SPANISH - Row 'Ia Mr. Soha, M. Dahl, sec., l.. Ball, treas., J. Price, T. Kihlstedt. Row 2: D. Wyman, B. Mattson, M. Salmi, M. Johnson, J. Severson, vice pres., J. Leppi, B. Lintsen. ... H: 63 if O f-v ,.-4 K' .vw THESPIANS-Row 1: S. Larson, S. Barth T. York, D. Bergal, P. Govednik, R. Kcrk kainen, J. Carlson, T. Dahl, C. Gould Row 2: T. Brown, M. Kyrola, S. Alpert, G. Hardaway, Mr. Baum, R. Raver, A Jacobs. DEBATE - From back: Row 1: S. Sham blott, W. Harrison. Row 2: D. Peterson R. Anselment, T. York, P. Govednik, C. Anderson. Row 3: Mrs. Lewerenz, S. Barth, S. Larson, R. Erickson, A. Jacobs. ixg -1 Dwdfe T H E S PIA N S - Twenty-five students of Central High School belong to the Thespian Society, a national organization, dedi- cated to the furthering of high school theatres in the country. Of the l,6O0 troupes, we are troupe 506. The individual requirements to be admitted to this organization are a maior roll in a play or a minor roll and two maior iobs on the crews. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE - The N. F. L. is a national society of selected speech students who participate in various divisions of extra- curricular speech: humorous declamation, serious declamation, oratory, extemporaneous speaking, manuscript reading, discussion, and debate. This year Central's debate team placed second in the region and went on to the state meet. Also four speech students, Carol Gould, J. Price, R. Rover, and S. Barth, placed high in the dis- trict meet and went on to regional competition NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE - Row 1: S. Barth, R. Rover, C. Anderson, J. Adams, D, Peterson, J. Carlson, C. Gould K. Harris. Row 2: M. Kyrola, J. Price, R. Erickson, S. Larson, M. Singer, S. Shamblott, P. Goveclnik, R. Anselment, T. York, A. Jacobs. I DRAMA - Row 1: M. Droszewski, R. Laznick, D. Johnson, C. Har- stad, R. Rover, v. pres., M. Jensen, B. Skibosh. Row 2: C. Bennett, M. Joh nson, treas.: B. Scheall, L. Abrams, A. Carlson, J. Byers, B. Johnson. Row 3: J. H ei n, D. Peterson, pres.: C. Warren, T. Dahl, G. Bowen, J. Dubell, A. J a c o b s, sec.: Mr. Baum. 3 Q a -Q D C 'W ,ia IS , 3 -sv 'H at .5 -ans 0 DRAMA - Row 1: D. Sovela, P. Pond, sec., J. Crowe, L. Ryan, D. LaFontaine, S. Goldsworthy, V. Warshol, J. Hatfield. Row 2 J. Olson, M. Datka, D. Dane, D. Wirtonen, S. York, J. Lindwall, L. Jeannetta, V. Bell. Row 3: M. Anderson, G. Litman, G. Glass B. Maki, J. Byers, S. Lindblom, Miss Lauterbach. Row 4: D. Peterson, L. Eckberg, D. Johnson, A. Jokela, v. pres.: R. Karkkoinen pres., A. Carlson, J. Arnquist, P. Maki. apo da 700ft0'!fZ06l1'4 an ' at The Drama Clubs are intended to create an matics. Emphasis is placed upon reviews of plays interest and appreciation of drama as a cultural performed within this area, and play reading. and leisure time activity. Demonstrations in stage make-up and other Opportunities for performances are provided in technical aspects of the theatre are also given. pantomime, informal dramatics, and formal dra- ,n .-I l Q -IQ 1' ,ff we , QS., 8 r' PUBLIC SPEAKING - Row 'lc J. McArton, B Wampler, A. Peloquin M. Stovern, V. Bell Row 2: D. Bergal, A Million, S. Moore, D Barto, P. Govednik, R Anselment. Row 3: T York, J. Shoberg, M Sin g e r, L. Gonhue Mrs. Lewerenz. t . :nd L Row 'l: J. McArton, B. Wampler, A. Pe- loquin, M. Stovern, V. Bell. Row 2: D. Bergol, sec., A. Mil- lion, S. Moore, D. Barto, P. Govednik, R. Anselment. Row 3: T. York, v. pres., J. Shoberg, M. Sing- er, pres., L. Gonhue, Mrs. Lewerenz. SHAKESPEARE CLUB - Row 'I: G. Rich- ard, sec., S. Larson, A. Jokela, pres., G. Carlson, v. pres., B. Kaner, C. Pugliese, G. Johnson, S. Sato, Miss Bede. Row 2: R. Greenwald, J. Elde, J. Kerssen, R. Reno, C. Gould, W. Gee, F. Klopich, T. Gansauge, A. Holt, K. Schumann. dai'-F ,AW K 9 if .. -- Mg 31 f. .- - y nm M KN I5 su-f tv 'SP' PUBLIC SPEAKING 8- DECLAMATION - Row T: S. Stauty, B. Skibosh, M. Dros- zewski, R. Finch, S. Fechner, C. Hendrick- son, J. Feldman. Row 2: L. Greenberg, J. Doyle, B. Young, N. Otstun, A. Pisila, C. Oman. Row 3: S. Joyce, F. Cosgriff, S. Green, L. Gittle- man, H. Nelson, S. M y e r s, Mrs. Lewerenz. 'O KM., 4e7Zex1!Wa6oe The Shakespeare Club has for its primary purpose the enioyment of different types of Shakespeare's works: tragedy, comedy and historical. This is accomplished by reading the plays together, view- ing movies of plays, and chatting about them. 31 ' ft WJ Row I: C. Blix, K. Walt, pres., P, McLean, v. pres., A. McKenna, sec.-trees., P. Wiskerchen, H. Lehmann. Row 2: R. Peterso Beck, D. Rysman, B. Koner, Mr. Nordeen. , .14 .-gg-, ..-u C7 X... -f 1 H, ,v 'Pwr .io AO Row l: C. LuFleur, B. Baker, C. Nelson, v. pres., M. Harris. Reamer C. Ziemer. Row 3: R. Engselh, M. Murphy, S. Breitbor Row d, L 1 A I ' , , : ., ,,.,, , ,,f?'1ii a f 2 P manns B es n ronkr :.Olt ,.Nlo,B.C I Eckberg, sec.-treos., Mr. Nordeen. The Current Events and Troian Forum Club is cussions take place as the students express the ideal organization for the wide-awake students pros and cons on subiects which range from who are interested in important news happenings i tional politics to how problems in the House and in the improvement of our school. Lively dis- Troy can be solved. BOYS CLUB CABINET Row 1 J Adams Sec of War T York Sec of Prolegomenon D Ofstun Sec of Commerce Row 2 G Chelseh Postmaster Gen K Norlander Sec of Mutual Relatlons S Shamblatt Parllamentarlan D Suderbe g Propaganda Mumster lookmg over the records of the magazine drnve 84 --w BOYS' CLUB OFFICERS -- B Rockstad Sec of Treas M Feda Sec of State and W Swller Pres lookmg over a homeroom lntra mu an basketball schedule 1NlKUf ' nn Q 0 il Q. The purpose of the Boys' Club is to pro- vide a variety of extra-class activities for all boys at Central. We firmly believe that every boy at Central who has a desire to iyg 1 , , I fs 'X 1 X C z participate in activities is entitled to such participation. W' ' W' Every boy at Central is a member of the Boys' Club. The Club 'functions through the W, WE Boys' Council, which is made up of a ten- . ' ' member cabinet plus one representative , A ggi from each home room. The Council provides I the leadership for the many services to the ' if? school and social activities which the Boys' 1'.. ' ky if Club sponsors annually. ia U Y x .. if ,,...... M . ,l.- s I 'Z ' A U .,... -, L .. Mr. Berg, advisor of the Boys' Club, checks the results of his club's activities. I I I J 3 ' BOYS' CLUB -- Row 'l: M. Cohen, R. loining, G. Grann, A. Bard, T. Milostan, D. Johnson, P. LaTour, B. Pierce, C. Akervik, J. Marsyla, D. Hellesvig. Row 2: G. Chelseth, T. Kuznia, T. Solberg, K. Salo, M. Levinson, C. Schade, A. Jacob, R. Anselment, A. Tsiboukas, F. Johnson, G. Kotlarek. Row 3: J. Fryklund, E. Wiese, R. West, D. Srigley, M. Fedo, D. Maynard, C. Holbein, J. Adams, T. York, B. Swiler, S. Anderson. Row 4: B. Rockstad, K. Norlander, D. Baker, D. Ofstun, K. Pfitzer, G. Meister, S. Shamblott, J. Cherson, T. Dahl, D. Erickson, Mr. E. Berg. l ov, 'DY L 'ff ... -9 , f OWL ol v .2-as 5 any '7m:4cz The lzaak Walton club is composed of boys interested in wildlife, forestry, hunting, fishing, and conservation. Their scheduled program includes movies based on the out-of-doors, and speakers Row 'I: P. Mettner, K. Littler, D. Moe, R. Mattson, R. Swor, D. Russell, M. Rasendohl. Row 2: D. Tyacke, L. McGath, D. Mott- son, D. Markstone, R. Kangas, C. Mar- kus, J. Lindblom. Row 3: P. Amocher, T.Mattinen, J. Maki, J. Mclntyre, B. Thompson, T. Roach, D. Nylen, Mr. Houghton. Et Jut J--.E 04 'CL fig a Q Q QQ. I I I 4. Row 'lz R. Riborich, L H e r ri n g, M. Viele, R. Norman, T, Sershon, S. Sands, A. Carl, T. Beckwith. Row 2: D. Knuckey, R. Hed- berg, A. Hanson, L. Johnson, R. Johnson, sec.: K. Nelson, D. Ellis, F. Simonson. Row 3: D. Slotness, L. Ziemski, v. - pres.: J. Pearson, J. Pa- vola, B. Johander. L. Brown, pres., B. Randall, Mr. Hast- ings on the various fields of out-door life. Encouraging eagerness in proper sportsmanship and the out-of-doors is the entire purpose of this club. as D 3 4 f ' 45 N, .1 f .. :gl 'J Row 'l: B. Bentley, M. Rossetti, D. Lockwood, F. To- mors, J. Trader, C. Wheeler, R. Marol- ta. Row 2: M. Kil- po, B. Warhol, R. Liukkonen, J. John- son, D. Savo, J. Chiovitte, F. Simon- ton. Row 3: W. Sut- ton, R. Johnson, F. Schultz, J. Staubs D. Murtley, D. Nel- son, B. Ekstrom Mr. Houghton. I IZAAK W A LT O N CLUB 1 Row 1: W. Belanger, J. Jackson, B. Cohen, W. Grif- fith, W. Anderson, R. Neff, G. Chelseth, D. Ferazzi. Row 2: A. Kyromaki, G. Os- trov, R. Burke, B. Johnson, B. Engels, K. Sundquist, T. Mc- Kenna, R. Olzewski. Row 3: B. Johnson, R. West, G. Radoso- vich, R. Li nd, H. Feustel, R. Hanson, R. Anderson, K. Len- to, J. Kuehnow, Mr. Sapp, I I I Shu, .vs ,, vi f' ft Z 'M 14nd 77Zcmq. 7714 'Medea 5 3 g va may MQ' .gm Row 1: L. Dieryck W. Harrison, F. Ca sey, D. Hassinger, P. Sykes, J. Riggio R. Reuter. Row 2 E. Fenske, G. Che- hock, H. Fiola, W Herstod, R. Joki, D Spears, W. Harring ton, Row 3: R. Carl son, L. Carlson, R Hannu, W. Henrick son, D. Peterson, R. Chase, J. Champion D. Haldorsen. -WN I J is ,rs Row 'la L. Peterson J. D i e r y c k, D Huebsch, T. Ferrczzi R. Rones. Row 2: W Pierce, A. Hedberg J. Hendrickson, W Davidson, A. Han son. Row 3. R. Wai nio, J. Zabukover J. Fryklund, D. Rolig C. Raatz. IC I , 4. t - k- N V ' J - fr- -uf sumti V -- l , .,.. . 1 ASI. Aa u -. ' IZAAC WALTON ow 1 an eno G Abramson H Nucholson T B Ier rc M er R a K Broman lsscnett J owden J urman ow 2 adhoft e s n w ra sse I entz An e In wards N Bruneau D Morgan Row 3 eson o er ar r n Bra G Anderson K Da C Johannesson G Adams J Walters Mr Sapp All students who play Chess or wash to learn the during the year thus brrnglng all members unto game loin the Chess Club The Club IS dlvlded Closer ff'e d5l1'P Prospectrve plans are being made to have Inter school contests also but so far Central has only competed with Denfeld wrnmng one year and Into two groups whnch conduct a competitive tour nament durrng the year Each student IS expected to play every other student rn the club at least once losing the other Q6 al. CHESS Row 'I R Anderson G Leland G Hardaway M Errckson B Elde P Steffen H Steffen J Severson D Soderstrom ow 2 E Cohen M Ro en ahl M rand e son I ton mmm arner s Emanue s ow Newquust M B uzonsky D sey D Nlcolausen B Lundmark T Roach R Koh A Hanson Mr Jon CHESS ow 'I nc as a er eson etun er amue son aavuoru ow Wan ers D Ku A Smith S Danslnger H Noreen D Hammer K Rearner w3 B Ieren R Me M Singer G Mcruska D Jensen Mr Ost Q HI? - R : B. S d , . , . ' , . ut , R. W' k, J. oy , W. yb k, , , B. B' , . B , . B' . R : J. W I , J. Jarvi, B. N lo , T. Mc b y, M. Ro tt', T. W , E. dl' , R. Ed , . , . . : D. N I , R. G Ib g, R. Oi d, G. Ca Iso , B. ntley, . , . hl, , es nm, F' Q I CID A . . .1 a 4. af Q A 6 s -3' , I I I 'I R : . I, I. s d I, I . St I, IK. N I , IB. W'I , Shi 'I , IR. W I ,.D. Elli ,I R.. lion.. R 3: RI ' , . r , . Ca , . ' ' , . , . , . s, . , . es. --R :N.N'hI,B.HIlbg,C.NI ,U.Ot'g,B.S I ,D Ri '.R 2: N. 't, .'rsh, . ' , . ' , . , . , . . Ro z . i , . II, . ' , . , . , . . xx . all C J C 36 0 PEP CLUB - Row 1: M. Lisiecki, N. Bender, K. Orr, C. Galteau, G. Salo, L. Heidman, D. Takala, P. Patronas, M. Jensen, K. Walt, P. Mullany, G. Trotta, S. Granger. Row 2: E. Kohlts, J. Kerssen, S. Breen, B. Elde, G. Johnson, C. Nolen, J. Baker, B. Lares, J. Nelson, J. Johnson, B. Swanson, B. Slotness, treas., G. Miller, V. Root. Row 3: G. Holzer, D. DeBolt, K. Zakowitz, S. Larson, B. Bock, D. Johnson, vice pres., J. Houle, pres., D. Sola, C. Siiter, C. Olson, G. Luczok, K. Swain, Mr. Garvue. 2: 77a PEP CLUB - The Pep Club is a new organization here at Central with the purpose of strengthening our pep and good sportsmanship. The highlights of its activities were the crowning of Helen of Troy on Red and White Day and the bonfire at Central's field the evening ofthe Central- Denfeld game. This organization also sold programs for basket- ball games, arranged for pep buses, assisted in planning pep assemblies, and managed the home- coming basketball queen ceremony. Yes, this club plays a vital part in the strength- ening of our school spirit. Energetic C e n t r al students cheer for Central as Troy moves on to another victory. 23 ,vs ' is - cv Q N '34 6-sf PHOTOGRAPHY 1 Row 'l: C. Polthen, S. Murray, R. Palon, J. Setnikar, B. Watts, S. Sims, B. Dorvall, J. Lewis, C. Anderson, S. Wesanen. Row 2: P. Hink, J. Shapiro, R. Neff, E. Petaio, A. Million, R. Pietila, B. Wampler, J. Harning, C. Cole, Miss Pollock. Row 3: A. Muccilli, R. Newquist, D. Little, D. Anderson, J. Kubash, T. Kitzman, R. Karppinen, D. Gustafson, S. Sato, B. Burton. PHOTOGRAPHY 1 Row 'lz G. Snidarich, B. Rosselti, L. Smith, L. Chute, N. Wilbur, K. Zimm. Row 2: K. Pappas, P. Scoville, P. Ehlert, R. Reuter, B. Kaslakiewicz. Row 3: J. Riggio, K. Pappas N. Simmons, G. Van Slyke, R. Erickson, Miss Pollock. I I Opportunities for various art experiences are of- fered by the Central Art Club. The new modern art room facilities as well as resources outside are used and enjoyed daily by these students who aim to serve the school through art proiects such as decorations and publicity and to enioy working with materials to create works of art. I I I Tricks and techniques of photography are demon- strated in the Photography Club. Discussions are held on composition, processing of film, printing, color photography, and various other phases of photography. The purpose of the club is to de- velop an interest in photography. ART 1 Row l: C. Adams, sec., S. Bruen, pres.: N. Snydock, J. Lindwcll, J. Lares, J. Larson, J. Leppi, B. Battleson, J. Keenan, D. Rajavuori, M. Erickson. Row 2: G. Litman, E. Johnson, D. Fisher, G. Kane, E. Rognlie, K. Sweeney, B. Blasgoda, N. Johnson, C. Lind, vice-pres.: A. Tullgren, l. Stark. Row 3: L. LaSalle, M. LeTourneau, C. Lewis, L. Fox, P. Trask, E. Sobczyk, R. Packingham, M. Kochevar, B. Splett, A. Smith, B. Bowen, Mr. Bindler. 9 H 19 v 6 -4 ga A . . jg w '- N.. Y T J had ' we +-.1 his l PROJECTION AND SOUND SYSTEM 1 Row 'I: C. Brown, J. Dieryck, T. Thiry, J. Stevens, E. Johnson, D. Simonson N. Simmons, P. Yonke, G. McManus, L. Smith, S. Anderson. Row 2: B. Richie, A. Wakefield, W. Laulo, L. Halli M. Jenson, J. Shoberg, S. Cohen, R. Gudesen, B. Williams, R. Mattson, Mr. Gagnon, Row 3: D. Levine, W. Pack- ingham, M. Williams, G. Cleveland, B. Jocott, F. Schultz, T. Nadeau, A. Merry, G. Glass, G. Van Slyke, B. Griffith. gee me Emma! PROJECTION AND SOUND SYSTEM - To assure a continuous supply of able operators, selected students are trained to manage our audio-visual equipment for our extensive film program. K. Zakowitz and J. Nelson project a movie for a history class. PROJECTION AND SOUND SYSTEM - Row 'I: S. Goldsworthy, J. Sarnowski, M. Mickle, I. Haller, P. Arotta, P. Moen, J. Birman, S. Parker, K. Orr, C. Morrison, G. Morgan, G. Lindberg. Row 2: R. Swor, D. Tyacke, W. Laulo, S. Cohen, M. Bermel, M. Merkel, B. Bissonett, C. Schade, C. Nolen, K. Brown, B. Erickson, Mr. Gagnon. Row 3: D. Sola, F. Johnson, G. Cleveland, P. Amacher, T. Lessard, J. Bakke, G. Meister, D. Maynard, C. Hyser, D. Olson, L. Brown, G. Peltier, R. Olson. DI CQ 'QM MAJORETTES Rowi .I Nervick G Muller J Jennings K Zakowitz Row2 J Burgalio, J. Mainella, C. Brown, P. Wiskerchen. The maiorettes, chosen at the beginning of the year, work closely with the band, to pro- vide entertainment at our games throughout the year. They work out their own routines, trying to provide a variety for the au- diences before which they per- form. Coming early for prac- tices before school, these girls work hard to add a touch of glamor to our athletic contests. Roll on to victory, victory, sounds through our halls both before school, and after as our peppy cheerleaders practice our songs and yells. If p r a c t i c e makes perfect, our cheerleaders couldn't be better. We have both an A squad and a B squad. The A squad cheers at the games and assemblies, while our B squad cheers on our B teams and also partici- pates in our pep assemblies. 'vw -216 'Graf Row 1: Lett to right L. Peterson, S. Gran ger, M. Anderson, S Lewis,J. Mainella, C Brown, M. Sowden Row 2: B. Loukes, C Swenson, M. Lonn A. Roningen, E Kohs, C. Kinsman, D Mattson, B. lmpola treas.: M. Smith, V Shinski. Row 3: K Leeman, A. Thomp son, K. Olsen, M Peterson, B. Cooke D. Johnson, D. Shou maker, P. Toenberg Y. lmpola, R. Rey nolds. Row 4: P. Da vies, C. Woodall, L. Wilson, P. Erickson N. Staubs, S. Joyce, J. Butler, M. Carlson, D. Anderson, C. Tarro. mafia? 604 The Twirling Club is composed ot 60 girls. One of the aims of the club is to discover new talent for our maiorettes who march with the band and perform at football and basketball games. The girls learn the fundamentals of twirling, to march, and to do dance steps when required. chen, sec.: K. Krantz, G. Miller J. Nervick, J. Buraglio, pres.: K Zakowitz, v.-pres., J. Jennings Row 2: C. Stanger, C. Eletson D. Savela, J. Ek, J. Gressman D. Gilbertson, C. Watts, J Baun. Row 3: P. Pappas, H Benson, T. Pappas, E. Perala J.Burleigh,K,Davey,J Scheall, C. Flelschmann, B Laitinen. Row 4: J. Toewe P. Maki, S. Stafne, P. Billie M. Lee, J. Arnquist, Mr. Tho was YTICSOU. cmdofz fed Gmac Our Junior Red Cross Club's motto is We Serve, which is what all try to live up to and do. We Serve, by making favors and nut cups for the Veteran's hospitals and other institutions and by this method we bring cheer to others and also ourselves. JUNIOR RED CROSS 1 Row 'l: K. Krantz, G. Leland, B. Lorentzson, C. Woodall, P, Wylie, J. Peterson. Row 2: A. Fairbanks, C Klet, M. Putnins, J. Saatela, L. Wilson, G. Kane. Row 3: N. Norvich, P. Likus, B. Phillips, G. Bowen, E. Christensen, K. Sima. 'Q ai? Y Q I T -.1 T nw, .3 as Q, 5 . 3 tb' .yn TVVIRLING--Row 'l: P. Wisker- vu ,.. Row I: M. Cohen, i T. Thiry, H. Cohen J. Bowden, G. Doyle, , T. Sollberger, B. Ry I W bak, R. Wick, A Slotness. Row 2: A Adomski, F. Brown J. Watts, D. Nelson S. Anderson, D. Ny guard, P. Forest, E Andelin. Row 3: L Vereecken, B. Brant Q03 ley, J. Jackson, Thompson, D. Peter- son, B. Chose, S McCurley, T. Mow- b r a y , Mr. Vucino- i vich. I 3' 'wk ttf' K4 K si 0 ww: Row I: S. Sands, K. Solo, S. Bloomberg, T. Miloston, sec., M. Levinson, pres., D. Hassinger. Row 2: R. Goldberg, J. Burud, E. Wiese, J. Kubosh, M. Fedo, R. Niemi. Row 3: G. Polinsky, B. Hren, vice pres.: B. Rock- stod, D. Boker, H. Hill, S. Shamblott, trees., Mr. Vucino- vich. ,--. ff.. X .4 ,Q 721 ' Me gfdgieez' ' . . . BOYS' SPORTS CLUB -- The Boys' Sports Club is often referred to as the he-man's club of Central high school. lt is made up mostly of the top athletes at Central. Lively discussions are carried on per- taining to all sports on a local, state, and national Q level. Sports films are shown from time to time at the meetings. Character, leadership, loyalty, and many other desirable attributes to be found in an athlete are carefully evaluated at these meetings. B. Wilton, T. Brown D. Lundmark, R Liukkonen, D. deen, M. Anderson don. Row 3: D Murtley, B. Johnson Vucinovich. Row 1: E. Cohen, R. Impala, R. Day, v. pres., D. Rocklin, S. Breitbord, G. Bosiac- ki, M. Gershgol, D. Schultze, B. Loukes, B. Bentley, J. John- son. Row 2: B. War- hol, sec., D. Peter- son, M. Kilpo, pres., MO- D. Olson, M. Gor- Southworth, W. Sou- mela, E. Breivik, R. Kohs, D. Erickson, A. Carpientier, D. H. Hutchengs, Mr. vu... ,Y DC BOYS' SPORTS-Row 'lz B. Samuelson, L. Herring, D. Kirsh, R. Nichols, T. Sershon, R, Levine, P. Sykes. Row 2: B. Bock, G. Adams, B, Cohen, J Scianni, J. Hedrick, D. Jensen, C. Johan- sen. Row 3: R. John- son, L. Gittleman, L. Johnson, K. Norlan- der, D. Erickson, J. Pavolo, D. Slotness, Mr. Baldwin. 'lf-il Q. BOYS' SPORTS-Row 1: B. Belanger, R. Cohen, D. Krosko, R. Olssen, N. Gill, C. Olson, T. Wil- liams, J. Norley, G. Carlberg. Row 2: F. Carlson, A. Adamski, B, Kobus, R. Baker, J. Avry, D. Gagne, P. Staudohar, T. Les- sard, D. Nygaard, R. Hanson. Row 3: R. Lind, M. Bruzonsky, B. Anderson, D. Kuz- nia, R. Kohlts, L. Friedman, R. Schou- maker, H. Feustal, Mr. Baldwin. . . 5 ...Tal ' l4e7U6aleaZ ea Discussing sports events and local high school outcomes of the games played in the sports world. games is the purpose of this sports-minded club. A large number of boys belong to this club so as Athletes and amateurs alike learn of the rules and to increase their knowledge of athletics. ' BOYS' SPORTS-Row l: R. Sedlacek, J. Jackson, N. Johnson, F. Tomars, R. Love- land, R. Swan, E. Luxon, R. Thomas. Row 2: D. Lockwood, W. Engols, J. Dubell, B. Johnson, D. Sovo, B. Johnson, R. Peter- son, R. Tryon, R. Sterling. Row 3: G. Radosevich, B. Kan- ter, M. Mahlum, L. Johnson, L. Gonhue. S. Howdeshell, G. Polinski, Mr. Hart. BOYS' SPORTS-Row 1: H. Cohen, R. Eng- selh, G. Krause, B. Forsefh, D. Wheol, R. Wainio, E. Stuart, G. Doyle. Row 2: P, Foresl. D. Jouppe, J. Davidson, D. Price, M. O'Handley, G. Vipond, J. Zabuko- ver, Mr. Swain. We 544441 Um 767422 da ,acute Fall . . . snow, snow, and more snow is what tals of skiing, movies are shown, and fun-filled trips many of these members of the Ski Club plow into to Lufson and other nearby skiing areas are os they find out that skiing is not as easy as it planned. looks. Here discussions are held on the fundamen- 2.7 .351 Ex xr: -. 5 0 'A '57 1 - 'A' Q A ie we E ww. .f f L s lr-if W is SKI CLUB - Row 1: P. Carlson, S. Anderson, R. Palon, C. Phillips, L. Turnbloom, C. Pallhen, L. Kesly, B. Lorenrzen, J. Julen. Row 2- G. Korlarek, C. Brouse, R. Carlson, D. Fox, P, Andler, W. Henric kson, F. Carlson, G. Carlberg, Mr. Hart. Row 3: J. Schram, E. Mosack, J. Baker, J. Toikka, R. Olssen, P. McLean, J. Schubilzke, C. Klet, L. Knowlen. SKI CLUB - Row 1: S. Johnson, R. Cory, S. Severson, D. Moe, D. Johnson, D. Russell, B. Anderson, J. Toenberg, K. Benson J. Johnson, D. Birman. Row 2: P. Sabin, M. Halslad, G. Luczak, T. Richason, B. Swanson, W. Suomelo, D. Olson, L. Ziemski, H Noreen, B. Wedin, L. Ryan. Row 3: M. Anderson, D. Srigley, B. Johnson, L. Johnson, B. Randall, D. Sola, D. Mattson, D. Lund- mark, J. Houle, Mr. Banks. I U :K ,,,L f was gg wi O it as-I ,gs Row 'lz C. Stanger, L Loining, M. Siaberg, G Samuelson, K. Pappas, P. Beckman, D. Peterson Row 2: M. Fechner, M. Bes tul, A. Newhouse, J Leonard, J. Rybak, v. pres. S. Moore, D. Schoumaker, Row 3: B. Cronkrite, C Peterson, treas., P. Sabin G. Crawford, P. T h o m a s C. Olson, J. Buraglio, K Pappas, Mr. Meyers. I I I Girls' Ensemble . . Y 7 . . -...-1--1-of .........,,, , 4- We 2 ' Om Waxed in . Boys' Ensemble . . . GIRLS' ENSEMBLE - Row 'I: J. Fier, C. Watts, J. Gressman, J. Johnson, D. Jerome, C. Harstad. Row 2: J. Toewe, K. Knutsen, pres., J. Johnson, M. Gilbert, B. Puglise, B. Bowen. Row 3: J. Nervick T. Toikka, sec., K. Wanvick, J. Krause, Zimpel. I B. C. Nelson, This club is for those girls who were not able This group of boys likes to sing the old quartette to ioin choir, but still enioy singing. numbers and also try a new one now and then. They try to cover as many songs in a year as They sing because they enioy it and their music they can, just for pure enioyment. ringing down the halls of Central raises the spirit of all. BOYS' ENSEMBLE - Row 1: R. Sterling, N. Winters, A. Merry, sec., C. Akervick, pres., Mr. Meyer.Row2:G. Vipond, C. Holbien, v. pres., K. H a n s on, D. Johnson,treas., R. Kangas. l cha! C! Beverly Lores Mory Nymon ' e Co-Editors: ffm, 2 it jx li ix f F 'xs.,.-xx' Y X 'Q-, .,....x 47, ' if ss 1 Y-nu.,,,,,..-I 'E' a .v 1 w 'SL N1 X X .-S V X I 5 V1 x X 5 h-ff Q , 4, K it if ,Q 3, . Q wg lla ' ' W TE f 1 if V M Ji' i QENHJF R 3573 x x gs? vfibfgnb v- ,Qi igxk ii1I' 'ffl ' 3 V15 h, V ,X .3 xv -1,7 7 Q. If-fl f - g -i R Oclofez Vfe were proud when Mr. Beck, our principal, was selected by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools to tour Europe and to inspect the dependents' high schools. The Boys' Club and Central's new Pep Club both organized and elected officers. The fever of Red and White Day became contagious as seniors elected five candidates for Helen of Troy. Campaign managers slaved each night putting up posters to boost their candidates. A real bat was the critic one night in the auditorium as Mr. Baum and his cast rehearsed the all-school play The Bat. Plans for the year were made and officers elected by the National Honor Society. Everyone wore his red feather as time for the Community Chest drive came around. Top left - B. Swanson, on his Trojan Horse, sells tickets to the Denfeld-Centrai game. Top right - National Honor Society officers . . S. Larson, G. Richard, T. Brown, and L.. Joki. Center 1 J. Shapiro, A. Jacob, and M. Kyrola put finishing touches on The Bat play sei as Mr. Baum supervises. Bottom left - Queries B. Lares, Which place will you choose during your European tour, Nir. Beck? Bottom right - Little Troian warrior P, Patronas challenges big Trojan warrior B. Hren during G. Salo's Helen of Troy campaign skit. I it 6 ' .af'4 l1 -lg? v zeal and Wide Dag Central's first bonfire at Grant field an the eve of Red and White Day. Beneath streamers of red and white students tried desperately to keep their minds on the books. Football captain, H. Hutchengs, gives M. Stewart a moment to Junior band played up a storm with a iam session to remember as he crowns her Helen of Troy . during assembly skits. X 1 Coach Vucinovich congratulates the team and student Our champs, out of uniform, take a bow after winning body at the Victory Assembly. the City and Twin Ports titles. ,Q i vs X X-W .g ai A .3 2'-f X9 2 is IN-I 'hw P v WM W X 5 f V f ' Z F 9 F wi g J Y Q Q Q UP' 'sf' Em gh, i ' j iikfc 5 E . ,QW N- 51 I 5 G 2 6 x ex. ., Q 3 ag U QX H -'nfl' 144 ff ,iii Q , Co-chairmen, B. Abalan and C. Siiter, try Ten lovelies, plus one, from the Roaring Twenties, H. Hutchengs, A. Fiola, to resist sampling one of the many Auction Zakowitz, G. Salo, G. Best, G. Miller, G. Luczak, M. Halstad, J. Baker, C. Siiter, cakes. and B. Lares. maiden Going, going, gone! echoed through our auditorium during the annual Senior Auction the day before Thanksgiving. The theme, Roaring Twenties, brought back the charleston, Barney Google, Al Jolson, flap- per styles, barber shop quartets, and a silent movie. Following the program Centralites eagerly counted their money and then spent it on everything from candy and cake to sixty pounds of beans. The chemistry experi- ment and a party by twenty iunior girls went for the highest prices. Center left: Ah! sighs our hero, B. Jacott, to J. Nervick and G. Richard as he rescues them from a dilemma. Center right: Al Jolson lalias J. Houlel returned to entertain us during the Auction program. Bottom left: Charles' ton! Charleston! S. Cohen and J. Jag- lowski. Bottom right: S4.75, do I hear SS? shouts C. Akervik as N. Bender displays a study hall sleeper's dream - two pillows. I I ,I 6, fi 'u - s 2 ,f Q . .. my I 'Cf NN -.fp rw X Q-1-If . -:-.1 . is I tt ,, l fl, l 2 2 l , Q A i .' K. Top left: Duluth's Centennial inspired these Brothers of the Brush , B. Randall, F. Simonton, C. Ostenberg, T. Redding. Top right: l'Swing your partner, do se do . . at the PTA square dance. Center: Last minute cramming for first semester exams. Lett to right, W. Bissonett, G. Kinnoin, and C. Lee. cmcmfzq lf winter comes can spring be far behind . . . Trading senior name M, cards brought many chuckles as formerly secret middle names were revealed. Our ' usual schedule was slightly disrupted when we Hspruced up for club pictures . and the Boys' and Girls' Clubs launched Y 'ff the annual magazine drive. Forty-two Q f ' loyal Troians journeyed to Cloquet in a pep bus despite a near blizzard. ln- cidentally we won that game. Showing 4 aw .. this same Troia n spirit our debaters placed second in the regional tourney held here at Central. .41 nm-.hmm ntl A J S Bottom left: Planning tor the state debate tourney with advisor Mrs. Lewerenz, are R. Anselment, D. Peterson, S. Barth and S. Larson who took second place in the regional meet. Bottom right: High homerooms for the day are totaled by D. Baker and M. Fedo during the magazine campaign. lm. M Y F33 X a ,FI D 139. 1 is W1 Z this 3 .W-Tw 3 ii-1 fax sg! lm 1 IE . mm 1, l wg SW pe ,QQ F1 N' W Sm QS- A x .F x w K A 74 K X 'iv l in ' W3 M, . ' if K ag mm-q,, 0 5542-'lin W 'iaidsl ,IWW mimi 'F Swim Zfzeaa-71 , , , Most oulhenlic group: L. Heidman, B. Wedin, J. Toenberg, M. Shogren, P. Halverson, B. Hunn, D. Soderslrorn, l. Slark - Mos! origincl girl, G. Solo - Mos? oulhenlic girl, N. Norvich - Prellies? girl, K. Kronlz. . 'W . Mos! original group: J. Nelson, M. Holstad, K. Zokowilz, G. Holzer, Boys group: A. Hall, S. Barth, R. Emanuelson, T. York, B. Loukes fl' I Z - i . . -' . Q '. 5 s if ' , R. Newquisf, P. Govednik. S. Severson, G. Miller, D. Tokclc, K. Wall. 1 Hundsomesl Warriors R. Norman, J. Pcvolu - Frankenslein - Elcelerc : R. Loznik, R. Luikkonen, M. Harris, J. Povolo, K. Nelson, L. Gonhue, T. Gonscuge, F. Shultz. , . , Dag 7?56 Mast authentic boy, Wing Ying Gee - Most original boy, Shuii Sato -- C0- chairmen, G. Sala, S. Larson. 'JUCUUIU -apn- -cu- llffl .I Sill' Prettiest Girls: D. Hill, J. Johnson, C. Cole, P. Sabin, N. Nichols, R. Cory, D. DeBolt, J. Siiter, J. Baker, B. Lares, K. Brown, Y. Merkes, and C. Olson. 'tSwiss Six. Seniors were up at the crack of dawn April 6 for a day full of flashing c a m e r a s and terrified sophomore girls fleeing from the green claws of assorted monsters. After the annual parade through Washington Junior, classes were dismissed to attend an assembly where seniors modeled their cos- tumes. Sophomores and juniors held their sides as they laughed at the skits which each masquerader performed to explain his costume. Co-chairmen Gaile Salo and Sam Larson worked behind the scenes to make the 1956 Dress-up Day a success. Joglowski, C. Nelson -- Sweepstakes: C. Robin Hood and Maid Marion: M. Rossetti, P. Beckman - Zenith Staff in costume - Funniest group: D. Modeen, T. Brown, B. Jacott, Laurel and Hardy. The grand march highlights the Junior-Senior Prom. M, Jensen and J. Shapiro make plans for the 'l956 Junior-Senior Prom. And so we have arrived at the last month in the school year and the last page of this section. The spring band concert was held early in the month. Headed by Marilyn Jensen and Jerry Shapiro, the Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Hotel Duluth on May l8 while on the same night the Hi-C sponsored the Junior-Senior Banquet. Honor awards assembly, G.A.A. Banquet, Zenith dinner, trip to the tower, Baccalaureate, and finally Commence- ment, made these last days go all too quickly. Some with smiles and some with tears, seniors reminisced about their years at Central and turned their thoughts to the future. To these final words Mary and Bev say 30. ff 3 LaFIeur, J. Lares, and S. Breen compare their rustling petticoats which were standard equipment under the popular full skirts. B. Abalon, R. Lund, and J. Comstock clean out their lockers tor M. Levinson and R. Peterson, Boys' and Girls' State the last time. representatives, are caught by our photographer. x'x., . . ii? it X Lizzie ..................,.....,...... Billy .... Brooks .........,..,.... Miss Dale Ogden .... , Top left: Mr. Baum, director, ages A. Fiola for her opening night's performance, Doctor Wells ' Top right: Make-up 1 one of the necessary evils in acting career. Anderson Center: Lizzie, D. Hill, howls with pain as Miss Van Gorder, C. Rlchclrd Flemlng ' Gould, has just spilled hot tea on her toot. Reginald Beresford An unknown man .,............. 2 Z Z ' Played on alternate nights. The all-school play, The Bat, revolved around Cornelia Van Gorder, a maiden lady of sixty, who rents the summer home of a banker reported killed in Colorado some months before. About this time it is discovered that a large sum is missing from his bank. Four people were after the money: the bank cashier, wrongfully accused of taking it, a detective engaged by Miss Van Gorder to clear up the mystery, the doctor's friend, a supposed confederate of the missing banker, and the Bat, a notorious thief who has long eluded the police. This thriller surprised the audience with the capture of the detective who was actually the Bat. Bottom right: Dr. Wells, A. Jacob, pronounces Richard Flem- ing, D. Peterson, dead, as C. Gould, J. Price, R. Karkkainen, T. Dahl, and E. Levine look on in horror. Miss Cornelia Van Gorder ..,. .. CAST OF CHARACTERS .....Delores Hill ...Carol Gould' Alice Fiola' .....Shuii Sato Tom Dahl ....Eileen Levine ......AbeI Jacob Ray Karkkainen ....Don Peterson .....John Price ......Stan Green Henry James' story The Turn of the Screw, is the basis for its dramatic adaptation, The Innocents. This play concerns a sensitive young governess who assumes the guidance of Two highly imagi- native orphans at an English country house in l88O. Due to the negligence of a self-centered uncle, they had been subiected to the question- able influence of two seamy servants. Though both of the servants have died, their evil ex- amples survive. They reappear as ghosts, but when one leaves the theater, the question of whether they were real ghosts or figments of the mind remains. The governess sends the girl away to safety, and remains behind with the boy to dispel once and for all, the delusions and the memories that have corrupted him. For a spine-tingling conclusion this play could not be excelled. sets! S -Ya Miles and Flora build card houses unaware of the ghostly shadow and eerie clouds that hover over them. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Flora ........ ....Judith McArton Mrs. Grose ...,.. Diane Bergal Miss Giddens ...... Carol Gould Miles ........,.....,,....,.......,.., Ronnie Raver Also: Sheila Alpert and John Price Flora listens eagerly as Miles tells of his es- capades away at school oblivious of Mis: Giddens and Mrs. Grose. The cast left to right: C. Gould, S. Alpert, R. Rover, J. Price, J. McArtcn, and D. Bergal. The Victorian setting was complemented by special lighting The tragic climax . . . Miles dies in Miss and musical effects. Giddens' arms. The sheriff tries to persuade File that he needs a dog Lizzie and Starbuck discover Jim longingly ta to keep him company. each other. Snookie as Noah listens in The Rainmaker was presented by the senior class April 12, l3 and l4. The play takes place at the time of a paralyzing drought in the West. The Currie family is as worried about Lizzie's becoming an old maid as it is about its dying cattle and they try every pos- sible scheme to find an answer to both problems. Suddenly from out of no- where appears a colorful character by the name of Starbuck, a rainmaker, who promises to bring rain for 100 dollars. They begin banging on big bass drums to rattle the sky while Starbuck turns his magic on Lizzie and persuades her that she has real beauty of her own. However, he has competition with File, the deputy sheriff. The Rainmaker alternately put tears and smiles into the eyes of the audience as it viewed this romantic comedy fresh off Broadway. disgust. Thinking himself a failure, Starbuck leaves the Currie family The cast from left to right: P. Govednik, D. Ofstun Holzer, T. Dahl, T. York, J. Houle, B. Jacott. ' play THE RAINMAKER Cast H. C. Currie ..............., ..... T erry York Noah ......... ..... B ill Jacott Jim .... ,..,. J im Houle Lizzie .... ........ G ail Holzer File ....... .......... D ick Ofstun Sheriff ..... ....... P eter Govednik Starbuck .... ........... T om Dahl Noah, aware of H. C.'s cookin abilit , would rather have 9 Y his eggs raw. i fn 9 1.42 I9 , 2 my V ' u Of! EdHor: Tom Bmwn Staff: John Pdce X il' - o Sf-'fi 5 lj Q ' Hi 'UN Wu, qnmmw' if Q Q 5 ?mg..Of T4 'SQ 'X 9 ze . f s is is E. Breivik D. Erickson C. Schade I I I I BRAINERD The season's opener was a thriller. Even in losing 20-0, the Troians showed evidence of a championship year. DULUTH EAST Central's high-spirited gridders romped over East in a rain-soaked game by a creditable 28-0. The hard-charging Troian line collected eight fumbles during the night to set up touchdown after touchdown. Scoring for Central was Modeen who tallied around end, Levinson who plowed for two touchdowns, and Bloomberg who caught a pass for another. DU LUTH CATH EDRAL CentraI's second step toward the championship was the downing of Cathedral 26-O. Troy's driving backfield produced the scores with Hren on a three-yard plunge, Modeen with a drive from the two-yard line, a pass from Modeen to Rockstad in the end zone, and another sprint of fifteen yards by Hren. MORGAN PARK Determined Central fought its way to another victory, but it took a last minute touchdown by Modeen to do it. Although Troy dominated the entire game, the Wildcats gave them a scare by slipping away for two quick touchdowns in the first half. Central's first touchdown was a pass interception and eight-yard run by Hutchengs. Then came Hren's electrifing eighty-one yard kickoff return to score again. Successful conversions kept the score tied at 14-14 until Modeen plowed for his game-winning touchdown to beat Morgan Park 20-14. G. BOSiClCkl D. Modeen T. Brown al R. liukkonen H. Hutchengs 1 , . -I' B. Rockstad B. Jacott ww -ll X -fx ,: if Q 2 ' ,gh 9 T. Milostan M. Levinson -3 ' . gg,-:-:lf-rg. Q if ...Q S -v F' P. Patronas Y W w KH. Hill n l G. Polinsky , . . cada paula am 4 st. cLouD TEcH. It took a powerful St. Cloud team to slip by Central, T4-7, in a rugged mid- season game. Although it was a non-conference game, Central showed tremendous desire in holding them. Central's touchdown was scored by Modeen. SUPERIOR CENTRAL lniury-ridden Central went into this game without three of its starters. The Troians were determined as they sent Hren into the end zone for one touchdown, but Superior proved too much as they collected two touchdowns and a touchback to win 15-6. SUPERIOR EAST Central's gridders invaded Superior again with revenge in their minds. From the very beginning Central showed its power by pushing a total of seven touch- downs into the end zone. Tallying for Central were Levinson with two, Modeen with two, Hren with two, and Fedo with a four-yard bust for another. DENFELD A desire-filled Central squad met the Hunters with unequalled determination to secure both City and Twin Ports championships. Central, battling from the be- ginning, turned alertness into victory. At the start of the second quarter Brown busted through to block a Denteld quick kick which was recovered on the Hunter's sixteen yard line. Four plays later a pass from Levinson to Brown in the end zone gave game Central the winning touchdown. The conversion was by Modeen on a run off tackle. S. Bloomberg S. Shamblott R. Golberg B. Swiler B. Hren -'el' 5 i John Vucinovich, Head Coach -.1 ff If Tom Milostan, Pete Patranas, Tom Modahl, Ray Ignatius, assistant coach. Third Jack Baldwin, assistant coach, Jerry Marsolek, assistant coach: Earl Wiese, Ron Salo, Gary Polinsky, Bob Hren, Tom Mowbray, John Vucinovich, head coach Art Adamski. Central gridders run through plays before walking through Denfeld. , I K . if 'lf W ' ss f fff 1 H lf ,Q li X RX-X . ws'-1-wgmhihl J we it ' K5 J'-Nlqkxs? 'wg ,, M on wx X zewski, Sam McCurley, Len Vereecken, Bob Thompson, Haven Hill, John Burud, Front Row 1 left to right: Keith Benoit, student manager, Stan Bloomberg, Erling Breivik, Bob Rockstad, Clare Schade, Harrison Hutchengs, Dan Modeen, Ray Liukkonen, George Bosiacki, Dave Erickson, Bill Jacott, Tom Brown, Paul Forest, Larry Gonhue, student manager. Second Row: Jerry Shapiro, Jim Watts, Ralph Golberg, Mike Fedo, Marshall Levinson, Dave Baker, John Adams, Steve Shamblott, Gus Kohlts, Bill Swiler, Row: Ols- Ken and is 1 A s ,ti X' V. V , .4 W , , , .. sa , ff f' , . H . r L K rgrm. i Q . -'NSW' e. -- - Q-TABLES-y . M .eyfffm sf: A-.ffsli-,f:c Y Front Row: K. Benoit, mgr., R. Baker, B. Thompson, J. Watts, R, Olszewski, D. Loveland, D. Nelson, T. Mod , L. Vereec en Mowbray, J. Margola, L. Gonhue, mgr. Second Row: P. Forest, J. Polinsky, R. Mottson, J. Morley, D. Hossinger, H. Cohen, T. Smith M. Cohen, B. Rossfeld, M. Weidemon, D. Lee. Third Row: J. Fryklund, D. Peterson, J. Chose, J. Jackson, M. Howard, T. Solberger G. Leland, T. Fryklund, S. McCurley, F. Hart, coach. ff ll Under their coach, Fred Hart, the B Team has become a necessity here at Central. Boasting their own schedule, the players have increased oppor- tunity to improve in the sport. The B Team holds Polinsky skirts end in Cathedral game. 64014 a mythical title here in the Twin Ports, as they have lost only one game in their six years under coach Hart. lt's this early training that gives the team strength. The bench gives him that needed moral support ,gels , .N ? asf? 3 'A X 5 J x . I ei 5' ii ohl k , T. 1 ii xt' Q ff Q The ski team, coached by Mr. Banks, finished an impressive season, placing high in area meets. Bork row: Bob Slotness, David Mattson, Allan Hall, larry Ziemski, Dick Solberg, Mr. Charles Banks, coach. Front row: Tom Modahl, Gene Kotlarek, Rodney Olssen, Floyd Carlson, Charles Salmela. Dick Solberg emzde With the retu r n of many players from last year our tennis team was able to display ex- perience in their season's meets, Standing: Gail Miller, Jack Comstock, Art Jokela, Mr. Jim Hastings, coach. Kneeling: Karen Swain, Marilyn Jen- sen, Louise Gerber, Karen Zokowilz. l24 ...grail ,5- nears hill record Marilyn Jensen warms up in pre-season practice. -c y Ns, , 2 ' an , QR A. ? ,A 4. I sv Q , N .qi , .Q WG' f 1 -- gc ., . -.. I N ye it sc-wk 1 .Lei ,f'N' Lf iq, I Row 1: Bill Engels, Dave Lockwood, Gary Gronn, Norm Gill. Row 2 Art Jokela Grann leads pack in Swain lnvilalianal as Albert Carl, Bob Bock, Bruce Lockwood. Mr. Banks, coach. aw aww A squad of eight composed Troy's rugged Cross Country team. Sweeping area meets, our team was able to retain it's dominance among area teams. Being a young team, Central can expect many of the boys back next year. Row 'lz Gordon Carlson Haven Hill Bob Hren Row 2 Craig Brouse Albert Carl Trackster clears hurdles in practice. Allen Merry Dave Lockwood Bill Engels Row 3 Norman Gull f Q jr rpg-f. Y I' 'ffzaykm 1-.I Bula Bnwk Nlr. .lim Hmting- Nlmmvhf. Nla1rQl1aIl Ifxinsnn. Duane lnhnson. Leonard Yervwkvll Ruger Knhlts. Dau- Bukvr. Hawn Hill. P' , ' , I t If Dil-lx Ulgglm K:-rmil Nmlzlrnlr-l'. 4fnptuin am 3 Eg- J XIHUVY Kilim Hola Htwkslelll 126 Ric-hard Ofstun. Kermit Norlander. Robert Rockstad. Rolwrt Hrs-n, Klaurive Kilpo, Rohr-rt Bm-k. Yvillmr Laulo Olanugzcrgi. 'gf 1? ,..v 1 ug'-yr Duane Johnson Marsh Levinson , . W 'V sl , if n 4 2 0 Q , Haven Hill Qgew 'Qx Daxe Baker 'x 1+ V5 ilifur lluuln. Mgr. 7 0-PZ 6260166 . . . Central 60 Mor an Park 45 9 Coach Jim Hastings made a successful debut in defeating the Wildcat cagers in their own gym. Leading the way was Marsh Levinson with 20 points. Central 52 Cloauet 43 Good floor play by Kilpo and 27 points from Hill wilted the pressing Lumberjacks. Vicious re- bounding and effective pressing erased a shalxy first quarter. Central 50 East 48 Central's bitter rivals again witnessed defeat at the hands of a determined Trojan team. Des- pite the Greyhound's tremendous height advan- tage, Central's desire to win proved enough to overcome this. The outstanding player of the game was Maury Kilpo who also scored the winning bucket. Central 72 Chisholm 54 After getting off to a close start the Trojan cagers went ahead in the second half to crush Chisholm by l8 points. High scorer was Haven Hill with l7. Central 49 Proctor 38 Troy grabbed its fifth victory in as many starts by defeating the Rails in their own gym. Central completely dominated the game, with Norlan- der showing outstanding rebounding and ball- hawking. Central 6l Grand Marais 46 An experienced Trojan team found little diffi- culty in stopping Grand Marais. Central led by a considerable amount throughout the entire game. Central 48 Cathedral 49 An excited home-coming crowd witnessed Troy's first defeat of the season. A taller Ca- thedral ffve squeezed two points through the hoop in the closing seconds to edge out Central. Central 67 Two Harbors 49 Hill's 23 counters and alert playing enabled Troy to handily down the Agates. A substantial lead game gave Coach Hastings a chance to give his reserves a longer test. Central 55 Denfeld 5l lt took a hard-fought, uphill battle and deadly shooting by Levinson to drop Troy's traditional rival. A highly effective press finally bewflderecl Denfeld's offensive pattern to give Central a well earned victory. Central 40 Denfeld 48 Central suffered its first conference loss at the hands ofa revcnging Hunter team. Free throws decided the game as Troy matched llenfeld from the floor. , , , 66020862461 Central 67 Morgan Park 39 Outstanding rebounding by Baker and Nor- lander turned the game into a victory as Troy finished with 67 points compared to the wild- cats 39. Central 75 Virginia 70 Troy, in one of their best home games, thrilled the crowd by coming from behind to down the hot Blue Devils. The efforts of Kilpo proved to be the deciding factor as he tallied 21 points. Central 50 Superior Central 60 Central's third loss of the season was suffered at the hands of a veteran Viking team. Central 56 Cloquet 52 A see-saw and spirited battle from a scrappy Lumberiack team gave Troy a true test of ability. Dick Oftstun led Central's consistant attack with I4 counters. Central 36 East 44 Central's dominance over East was halted as the sky-scraping Greyhounds pushed by Central in the se-ason's classic. Cold shooting erased Troy's chance for victory. Central 5l Two Harbors 42 Providing the scoring punch for Troy was Marsh Levinson who sparked the Central victory in an error-filled game. Central 72 Proctor 44 After a slow start the Troians swarmed over the Rails, 72-44. Leading the rout were Bob Bock and Maury Kilpo. Central 59 Superior Central 55 Seeking revenge for a earlier loss to the Vikings the Trojan Cagers outfought the Su- periorftes to a 59-55 victory. Central 62 Cathedral 48 Sacrificing height the determined Central team maneuvered a well-executed victory over the Cathedral Hilltoppers. Central 57 Grand Marais 45 Traveling to Grand Marais still found the Trojans with plenty of drive and spirit to down their scrappy foes, 57 to 45. 5.4. JM ...uu- E 'ii XE 1 gf A x Q X J W 3 5 if w I3 if P w K I 5 av Q5 Q 'H aff! First Row 1 Frank Johnson, mgr., Mike O'Handley, Har- rison Hutchengs, Roger Thomsa, Dave Erickson, Dave Schultz, Tom Milostan, mgr. Second row -- Mike Horgan, Rick Swan, Dave Wheat, Bob Thompson, Jim Zabukover, Mr. Shimmin, coach. Erickson and Horgan combine to stop threat Hutchengs assists Thomas in defending goal Troy displayed a rugged, scrappy team this year. underclassmen, Central can look 'forward to a Exciting games filled the season as the boys upset promising outfit next year. Mr. Shimmin, their powerful teams, but still were unable to survive coach, worked hard with the players and developed in the tournaments. Since the players were mostly a smooth working team. QW With two ofthe area's top golfers, Troy drove its way into high honors in re- gional meets. Being a highly skilled sport, the squad remained small this year. Preparing for the season, at right, are George Bosiacki and Richard Kohs, who comprised Central's main threat. ws N -had INS .fm iitff 1... he Q . lk. A. . U4 0 Qi . , my 2: lily LETTERMEN - Sitting: Gary Grann, Clare Schade, Tom Richason, Paul Forest, Tom Brown, Bill Swiler. Standing: Mr. Dick Wainio, coach. it A 5 :gk-U7' . 'st' J . L' A 'rig' 1. ' a' E .M if ' Mi ' ' ., QMUQ . in QLUA guts A mam, Qu, Q uf Q3 Llla Wm, rxmjlr flli sis .Wi .- fl N S T , Q. gsmigiwitxirx' Row I: G. Koivisto, S. Solmi, T. Kunze, W. Paschke, B. Norberg, D. Archambault, Row 2: C. Johnson, F. Oman, T. Richason, A. Jokela, D. Johnson, G. Gronn. Row 3: C. Schode, S. Sands, H. Paulson, T. Fryklund, A. Bord, D. Savo, Dick Wainio, coach. Row 4: T. Brown, B. Swiler, P. Forest, B. Bontems. ' dag 'gaaefcdl The Trojan swim squad was off to a good start with a record number of boys competing for a spot on the team. Blessed with one of the area's top coaches, Dick Wainio, the tankers swam to an impressive season. Central was promised a good season this year with Also Troy them the return of most of last year's lettermen. with a flock of new players on the team, is strong on its way to area honors. Coaching for his first year is Mr. Jack Baldwin. Row 1: B. Day, K. Norlander, M. Gordon, M. Gershgol, C. Schade. Row 2: M. Levinson, M. Fedo, B. Johnson, R. luikkonen. Row 3: D. Baker, B. Swiler, B. Cohen, Mr. Jack Baldwin, coach. i L. Gerber Recording Secretory lGirts' Htmmc mwus G. Solo, President C. Siiter, Vice President Mrs. Pearson, Advisor ,,. , Q lllll J WI! i dak' ffliletdc Haeacmdaa G.A.A. maior award winners: Left bottom, clockwise -L. Gerber, K. Benson, P. Scoville, S. Joyce, G. Solo, S. Cornell, K. Swain, J. Halvorson, N. Simmons, P. Olfmonns, C. Johnson, C. Mosock, J. Baker, M. Jen- sen, D. Tokolo, C. Siiter. Not shown - G. Root, B. Dryke, M. Murphy. wif se K. Zokowitz, Corresponding Secret ,- -.f,.A-5. V3 if 1 Q. J Q Q A M..,Ms 'if , C. Mosock, Treasurer Miss Bloomgren, Advisor 4 A ff. ln G.A.A. girls have an opportunity to gain the friendship of other girls and to participate in and have fun in sports. Each member may participate in any of the team sports, basketball, baseball, bowling, and volleyball as well as many individual sports such as archery, badminton, and ping-pong. This year almost three hundred girls enioyed making pom-poms for Red and White Day, selling basket- ball schedule pencils, and sponsoring a Thanksgiv- ing square dance. Climaxing the year was the annual award banquet. Jumping for the basketball are B. Lorentzson, and L. Jeanetta as V. Jarvis, referee, watches. As P. Toenberg looks on C. Fleischmann releases her shuffle board disk for a certain ten points. G Snidarich walls her turn as M Sowden pitches to S Johnson in a G A A baseball game af, -fm? fif I I I N I III If fllf 5llfl s 'llw 'ffl fl llxl I'- I 'f' frm! - I I' V1 ffwnlx nl 1 IINI1. ll HH!!! .lflf H! b 7,1 U' U f .llxl IIHIII ff' lflwff i V ffm l F Liz. N, X 1og,CU,.- 1 fr- 5-Q1 94,4 I . ,nM,,,,x 'I'IlE DULUTH liE'I'A L MERCHANTS ASSOClA'l'l0N CW f I ,ff Q1 ,g wwf :JAM 0 Lfmfmf,,!,,f ,XJ le LZJJ 0 I o EUROPEAN BAKERY E F f w F I UNIMATULATIUNS on Best Wlshes MINNESOTA Power 8. 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