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

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Qvwosuiag MARCELLA HAZEL SMITH Home Economics Pep Clubg Sistocratic Leagueg Home Room VicefPresidentg Sec- ond place Home Economics Contestg The Masked Stranger. Pleasant of conversation, jolly of habit. WBSLBY WESTRICK Scientific Baseballg Basketball, The truth is always the strong' cf! argument. Louis ALFRED Zasska Literary Home Room Sec'yg Red Cross. He has such force of character rhat in any land he can make his fortune. Twerityftwo 1933 LBONA MAE Mnrzmona CNot in Picturej Classical National Honor Societyg Kentg Pep Clubg Sistocratic Leagueg Christmas Pageantg Intersociety Debateg Orchestra, Sec'y'Treasurf erg Girls Sextetteg Home Room President. Virgil and 1,-two staunch friends, RAY WILLIAM PETERSON CNot in Picturel Literary Wlio knows how many heans l1e's brokers. DAVID LAWRENCE TAYLOR Literary Harlequing The Masked Strang' er g The Imaginary Invalidng Glee Clubg Junior Class Treasur' erg Home Room Vice-Presidentg junior A Committeeg Intramural Footballg Intramural Basketballg Intramural Speedballg Swimming Awardsg Hockeyg Tennisg Pony Football Team. You take care of the school- I'rn leaving. JEANNE WAGNER Home Economics Pep Clubg Hiking Clubg Sistocratic Leagueg Christmas Pageant. Carc'll kill a cat, but ye cannot live without it. ARLAND MCLEAN Wnxaxs Literary Home Room President. You wake -me too soon: I mus't slumber,

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CVNSQWE CLIFFORD BROWN Literary Blessed is he who ,first invented sleep. MARVIN GAUSLOW Literary A stature undepresseil in size. MBNBRVA MORTVEDT Home Economics Pep Clubg Sistocratie Leagueg Home Room Vice-Pres.g Gym Exhibition. A winning way, a pleasing face, Ambition fined for any place. CHARLES W. THOMPSON Industrial Arts Intramural Basketball. Sleep in Salesma-nsliip is as restful as sleep anywhere. VIVIAN Wirus Literary Entered from Tulna. N. D. Christmas Pageantg Girls' Basket- ballg Girls' Baseball. All things require skill except a good appetite, ALDEN CHRISTBNSON Literary Harlequin: Athletic Commissiong Boys' Gymnasium Clubg Footballg Basketballg Trackg Intramural Hockey. Orie's too few and thveelr too many, FORSYTHE EDIVIN ENGEBRETSON Literary Harlcquing A Capellag Senior A Presidentg Basketballg Tcnnisg The Mzxsked Strangerng The Three Graccsug The Imaginary Invalid g The Uninvited Guest. If procrastination is the thief of time, behold the robber. ABNER LANGSETH Literary Intramural Baseballg Distributing Stalf, Cynosure Weeklyg lntraf mural Basketball. Live, laugh, and love. ROBERT VAUGHAN Russ Literary He loves all the days of the week, espetially Saturday. EDWARD SWANSON Literary Baseball. Early at business. and at hazard late, Twenty one

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CYNSQWE MID-YEAR CLASS HISTORY vice, the class day program, We regret that we must We boldly entered Fargo High School in the winter of 1930 and like all sophies we had many difficulties in learning the routine of the school. Although we had such experiences in common with all sophomores, we had the destinction of being the largest midfyear class. Sixtyfsix of us were graduated but quite a few more of us started out as sophomores. Nothing of great moment occurred during our iirst year here. A few of us made our debut into extra' curricular activities. During our junior year we began to take active part in the various clubs, musical and athletic activities, debating, and journalistic work. The most outstanding work we did was to entertain the seniors of 1952 at a banquet and prom. The decorations were in harmony with the theme which was L'Winter Sports. As we entered our senior year we reached the climax of our high school days. Our last days were filled with the activities which go with graduation. The final phase began with our class play, The Masked Stranger, which was presented on january 25, 1933. Miss Adela Hansen directed the play. There followed the baccalaureate ser' and the commencement exercises. depart so soon from Fargo High School. As we enter into life's harder pathways, our dear memories of Fargo High School shall remain with us. President ........ OFFICERS SOPHOMORES .....Howard Ness VicefPresident ....,. ....... L ouis Smith Secretaryffreasurer. . . . . ,Kenneth Schakow Adviser ......,.,.. .,,.,... ........, M r . Still JUNIOR President ...,... ,..,....,... ,.., D o nald Putnam VicefPresident ...... .......,...... D avid Taylor Secretaryffreasurer. . . . . . . . .Mary Elizabeth Runice Advisers ..,.. , . . ...... . . .Miss Weaver, Mr. Brown SENIOR President ....... ........ .... F o rsythe Engebretson VicefPresident .... .......... . .John Smith Secretary ...,. ..., W illiam Malchow Treasurer .,... ...,.. J ack Johnston Adviser ..... ..,.. M rs. Crothers Twevityfthrec