Central High School - Zenith Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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J 3 S GIRLS' ENSEMBLE - Top Row: S. New- quist, M. Ronda, K. E 5 Y Wanvick, J. Loraas, I - ' W M. Kochevar, N Staubs, E. Pelaia Middle Row: B. Fei ring, L. Goerz, J Pasketl, J. Thorson B. Johnson, B. Blas koda, P. Thomas, Bottom R ow: G. lrino, J. Jerino, J Espeland, J. Com stock, D. Forest, L. London, V. Warhol. , af, ' ' 4:3 lg me., ,W ,gr GIRLS' ENSEMBLE - Top Row: C. Pug liese, A. Million K. Miller, B. Maki J. Nord, G. Her manson, M. John son,J.l.eonard Middle Row: Mr Meyer, B. Blavet S. H e d m a n, L Kohlts, F, Carlson S. Rosso, K. Sund quisl, N. Feiring Bottom Row: M Erickson, J. Peter son, U. Pappas, M Datka, B. Gibbs, C Oman, B, Rossetti J. Fortune. Say It With Music, Beautiful Music Those voices harmonizing down the halls at-tivity period 1-time from Mr. lVleyer's Girls' lfnseznhle urgan- ization. ln this eluh girls who do not helong tu the regular ehuirs haie a chance tu learn and sing swine of the old-time favorites as well as new pop tunes under the expert direction of Ce-ntral's regular vocal eoaeh. 953125, .xg , V, sAss clue - Ervin J tot G e r a d s, Lorraine - Abrams, John Rig- 21,3 -' gio, Richard Ron- ding, Roger Olson, ' P e I e r Thompson, Dennis Nylen, Dav- id Holte. lfleven boys and une girl make up Centrals Bass Clulm. Although a part of the selinol orchestra. this group also enjoys getting together during eluh perim to play just fur enjoyment. Their excellent perlnrni ant-e during the annual Urehestra-Choir Cunt-ert dis played their efforts in maintaining Centrals reputation for exeellenee. 3' -.-

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SKI CLUB-Top Row: N, Simmons, C. Youngberg, L. Had- selford, W. John- son, L. Johnson, D. Mattson, R. Korppi- nen, S. Stofne, B. Young. Bottom Row: S. Stcuty, C. Hen- drickson, S. Golds- worthy, M. Jensen, J. Byers, E. Kohs. S. Kiminski, H. Webster, D. Birmon. Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow During the last ten years. skiing. once a rather minor sport. has gained so steadily in popularity that it is now a national vogue. The current popularity of the sport among teenagers is immediately apparent from the sizes of the Ski Clubs at Central. In the deep midwinter Central's Ski Clubs really SKI CLUB - Top low: J. Kotlarek, R. Olssen, F. Oman, C. Solmelo, D. Lar- son, P. Andler, K. Turnquist, M. John- son, S. Kohot, A. K u 1 n i o. Middle Row: J. Lehtinen, W. Johnson, J. Wallace, B. John- son, L. Maiiala, C. Lewis, S. lindblom, D. Hngodorn, J. Lares, J. K e I I y. Bottom low: J. Jerino, M. Woke- tield, G. lrino, B. Johnson, E. Sten- berg, L. Gerber, S. Anderson, M. Erick- son, C. LoFleur, J. Johnson. P come to life as sl-tiers get their expensive equipment in order. During the period of anticipation. cluli time is devoted to studying techniques and to watch- ing motion pictures of demonstrations by expert skiers. During the winter season they have numerous skiing expeditions. even on Saturday s. SKI CLUB - Top Row: T. Modohl, N. Murphy, D. Ny- gaord, C. Berg, N. Bruneau, F. Carl- son, D. Morgan, I. Flotner, P. M o e n. Bottom Row: S. ' Gronger, P. Corl- son, L. Smith, P, Oltmcnns, B. Nel- son, B. Anderson, G. McManus, P. Scoville, J. Good- night.

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