Fargo Central High School - Cynosure Yearbook (Fargo, ND)

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,A --,z ? Zig? '.if ?.- I 7-57 'Irie CYN O S URE 1928 mio-pear Class fiffislory We weren't a class until 1924725 and were formed then because we had decided we would rather have more fun and not so much work. For our first oilicers we had: President .....A...........,..4.,,,... .,,.... B ETTY FARNHAM VicefPresident ............ ,,.,,..... M ARY CHANEY Secretaryffreasurer ....... ...,...,. O LIVER NESS Cyriosure Reporter ,,,.,., ,,.,,,,, E DITH MILLER Adviser .................,...,........,,,.... ................... M Iss CASSELL Not a great deal happened while we were 10 A's and 11B's except that we elected a new set of ofiicers which were: President ......,..,.... .,.,...,,.... D AVID TRAIN VicefPresiderit ........ .,....... A DOLF EKERBERG Cyriosure Reporter ...,... ,....,.... D ORIS FISHER Adviser .....,.,..,...,....... . ...............,.......,.....I....,,...,.,...,,.. Miss GOODMAN We did not give the usual Junior Prom but decided to save our money and give a bigger and better, JuniorfSenior in which Ben Franklin's maxims were the theme of the toasts. David Train acted as toastmaster. As Seniors those who ruled us were: E President .,....................................... ..,.... E DWIN DIESTLER VicefPresiderit ........ .......... D AVID TRAIN Secretary .......... ......,... L oIs MINARD Adviser ...........,................................................................ Miss FOWLER We did our share as seniors to make Fargo High School a better school. 24

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V. -1 D Z ? N 71 2 ,,y ? 3 71? 7, 'Me CYN O S URE 1928 JOHN B. RYDGREN Commercial Quill Club 4: National Honor Society 4. Of all the things that he has done He speaks no word to anyone. DAVID COLBERN TRAIN Literary Harlequin 43 Christmas Pageant 33 Senior Class Playg Junior President: Senior Vice-President: Junior A Commltteeg First Place State Declama- tory Contest: Stai Artist 33 Cynosurc Weekly Reporter 1, 2, 35 Hockey 2. If'he were as bright as his hair, he'cl oatshine them all. HELYN FRANCES VAN SICKLE Home Economics Science Club 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Junior A Committee. I don't intend to be an ovator-so why , waste time talking? b GENEVIEVE LEMERNE TYSON Prefvocational Pep Club: Chorus. Boots and her buddies- Mostly boots. '13

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'lint e, ,,i,. , T ,,.,, ,,V,., l'.7f2e CYN O SURE 1928 fuels UFirst CAST Dominie ,,.....,. .....A.......,... .....,,.... A D OLPH EKERBERG Dannie ..,.....,,.... ..A.......,................ L Ewrs BOLT Aunt Caroline ..... ......... K ATHERINE CORRIGAN Uncle Alec ....... ............ J AMES K JORVESTAD lean Logan ......... .................. L OIS MINARD fudge Logan ........,.. .....,.. E DWIN DEISTLER Aunt Alicia ,............... ........... E STHER JEPSON Dr. Harry Chilton ....... ....... A LFRED MCLEAN Squirrel ,,i,.,,,,.,,.A.,,,.. ........, R ALPH HEGGENESS G0-felon ,,..,,,...,,,........,....,..A..........,.....,....................,...... LABLE SIEGEL Stiverrs ....,................................,..,.....,.........A.......A....A.. BYRON GALYEN The Midfyear Graduating Class of 1928 presented Pals First, a comedy drama in three acts hy Lee Wilson Dodd, on January 25, 1928. The plot centers around the adventures of Dominie and Dannie, two pals, who happen on an old Southern mansion when they are on the point of starvation. Dannie is taken for the owner of the estate. His .experiences in living up to this reputation to the satisfaction of the negro servants, of the unscrupulous Dr. Chilton and especially of Jean Logan, the sweetheart of the real owner, form an exciting story. The climax comes when Dannie reveals himself as Richard Casselman, owner of the estate. The production was staged under the direction of Miss Gooden, with Mr. Mashek as assistant. 25