Lindstrom Center City High School - Ki Chi Saga Yearbook (Lindstrom, MN)

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Thirty-seven years ago, on a plot of ground midway between Lindstrom and Center City, the cornerstone was laid for our school, which has since become an in- tegral part of both communities. Through these “portals” have passed hoys and girls prepared for the best pos- sible life in the future. With plans for a new and larger school now in process, Chi Hi will continue to foster successes in schol- arship. athletics and social service for a good many years to come. [3l

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S.S. (fyi i S. S. Chi Hi—its crew—its classes—its activities—its athletics—is the theme for this year’s Ki Chi Saga. The snaps in this book represent much more than is seen at first glance. The glimpses pictured trace the course over rough waters and smooth of not one individual student, but all the different students of Chi Hi, from grader to senior, in their educational, athletic and social life, until the day when they weigh anchor to sail off into the future. DEDICATION We dedicate this annual to our faithful teachers who have given their very best in order to give us a better education. We sincerely hope that the memories we leave with them will be cherished like the ones we depart with. A RLE SEAMAN MIDSHIPMEN FELLOW CREWMEN ALL HANDS ON DECK [ ]

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S tfrfeet. 'pOi t ‘Tttate tyuide For a number of years Mr. Martin Peterson, left, and Mr. C. E. Custafson, right, have untiringly acted as counselors, as well as friends, to all students. Mr. Peterson, superintendent and gen- eral advisor, gives his undivided attention to all school matters, the trivial as well as the important. A former science teacher, Mr. Peterson has been “super” at Lind- strom-Center City since 1946. He received his B.A. degree from Gustavus Adolphus and his M.A. degree from the University of Minnesota. Mr. Gustafson fills the bill as principal. “Gus” is concerned with schedules and discipline as part of his administrative duties. He also teaches Chemistry and Social Studies. In addition, versatile Mr. Gustafson is a familiar sight at Chi Hi basketball games and after-school practice sessions, ably fulfilling his capacity as coach. LINDSTROM-C ENTER CITY SCHOOL GRADE FACULTY: Row I—Mrs. Flom. Mrs. Mullen. Row II—Mrs. Nelson, Miss Eng- strom. Miss Barnard. [4]