Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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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.

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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

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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.