Superior High School - Lacedaemon Yearbook (Superior, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1937 volume:

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Q. qiothwell. 5Dedica,tion Q30 Sdla 9Viles, the clear thinker, keen observer, rare scholar, and wise counselor, we dedicate this nineteen hundred thirty seven Echo, even as for so long she has dedicated her best services and usefulness to Gentral. .9Vor shall we forget her witty and wise advice, Qlufq bluffere, flunki, flunk 'emf' The warner snow rekeds the Ymghts ok Centrok and the ob- Xique shadows oi the Cdthedfdx Home its summer beauw os two seasons vie with one cn- other to pxoduce o Xoveher set- ting kor our school Patterns in Light and Shade or Sched Life Settings Y Whekkxer 11 ks sober skudqirsg Sn me Xibrow or the deXigYx'LKuX Uoixermq on me stairs Xirxd the per- evfhexe peace o KN e wont, we Car'- Xeck 'QXOC6 Xov ewrxer som Sn ihe schook W. R. Davies As superintendent of Superior's public schools for the past five years, W. R. Davies has played a large part in promoting education and guarding the Wel- fare of the students of our city, In acknowledgement of his influence, both in edu- cation and civic happiness and betterment, we take this opportunity to thank him with high hopes of what the future holds for him, and ourselves through his efforts, -- H-W E STH-ER BUBLEY ooX out sch tkndx A Q, ee Yveeomq ooQOXf1, Y -seexiva Ko ho oowxce xo Yxe X-5 169,516 SW oqs ok 5 . 'ce X0 K fixoq 060 XXX oXxN A ot ot ook x demos Y- X0 OKKX X so IX udx ' be H106 KI and OX KN Oi xokomxo N10 os ooo x ocomq xo 930 YN vie O 'N oo 'o x own Q02 wo oo-5. e see 'ckof box he 19 ie-5 XS eh Mesa Que Xekk, KN xox EKOQMIQXX, obmxeo, Xie oow x qooxk Yi-eXovI he ptepo woke Toe oooouoceqveo Xorooocoox oooh gnoxoxfxq ov we new sound -sqskego. 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X k . , 5'ix!mV , X K' , A . . ' 5 , L. , , , 1 xgglz! if 1 ' :mst -' -fr 223322323 - , 1 1 i..3,..x. ' x . .8 A 1'-' ...Ng STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS fa A CONSULTATION OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD Nolan, Kalland, Backstrom, Smith, Ostby, Leamon, Cohen, Hove, Butler, Andrews, Braff, Knudsen. The Student Council Will some one make a motion that we adopt the constitution of the Student Council? remarked Martin Holmquist, one of its originators. 1 don't quite understand just what its purpose is. Could you explain it again? asked one of the girls. This Student Council was originated for the purpose of giving each person a voice in affairs concerning his welfare in school activities, Holmquist explained. lt will afford the pupil a better chance for self-government by creating such needed qualities as respon- sibility and self-control that are largely required in later life. A motion then was made and seconded that the constitution be accepted, so Central inaugurated its first type of student govemment. Under its officers, George Butler, President, Charles Smith, Vice-President, and Evelyn Braff, Secretary, the Student Council has more than proved its worth. Iohn Zawacki Franklin Walsh Delores Crawford Edward Iones Helen Egnash Beryl Averbook Bonnie Brown Lillian lohnson George Peterson Bruce Campbell Hildur Ahlberg Bernard Benson Ioe flokerl Wojciechowski Lottie Elsmore Vivian Emberson Evelyn Braff Harvey Backstrom Shirley Swanson Iohn Ostby Marianna Ames Thomas Nolan Alice Schultz Charles Tallakson Virginia Springer Charles Eagerlin Marrine Iohnson lrene Hove Ieanne Knudsen Leo Sanda Olive Pederson Faye Rankin Howard Bishop Marlys Andrews William Standfield lane Koby Lorraine Bradley Rider Kelland Beverly Teske Marie Kellogg Muriel Amundson Iames Thompson Helen Somerville Arnold Nelson Iune Boswell Royal Knutson Muriel Simstad Roy Nelson Kenneth Iohnson Margaret Grant Emma Lu Clark Roger Elm Doris Partelow Marvin Hoag George Butler Delores Anderson Blanch Larson Russell Anderson Virginia Leamon Doris Cohen Lloyd Smith Loren Iohnson Eleanor Burgess lack Cosgrove Helen Karling Vareghan Andrew Ethel Greely Wilson Landrum Virginia Warner Roy Martinson William Tribbey Marie Oleas La Vonne Byer Irma Edwards Gloria Nygren Charles Smith Claire Molter Evelyn Denham Margaret Moder Robert Greenseth 'f 1' .h lley I'SOI'1 'tin Senior Officers President . . Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Honor Roll GIRLS lrene Lydia Abrahamson Hildur Eleanor Ahlberg Helen Emelia Aro Gladys Ann Aronsohn Lenore lrene Bell Coy Ruth Bender Evelyn Mae Braft Elaine Lois Broberg Nora Lillian Brokke Esther Fern Bubley Eleanor Alice Burgess Sigrid Marie Carlson Virginia Muriel Christman' Doris Frances Cohen lrene Cox Iune Marie Drum Vera losephine Edlund Charlotte Vivian Emberson Luana Iane Hagberg Louise Eleanor Hagen Elsie Irene Hagman Adeline Inez Helland Martha Vivian Heyno Lillian Violet Hill Marjorie Wilma Iacob Lillian Mary Iohnson Lucille Elsie Iohnson Madeline Alvilda Iohnson Norma Regina Iuntilla Evelyn Elaine Klang Ieanne Elizabeth Knudsen Edythe Lorraine Krooks Lois Mae Larson Dorothy Lorraine Leehy Gertrude Amelia Legard Eleanore Isabel Lesczynski Ruth Margaret Lindstrom Ruth Laura Martin Elna Linnea Nordley Gloria Elaine Nygren Helen Margaret Nygren Commencement Speakers Howard Martin Arnold Hotstad Thomas Wendt Chester Kalinoski Mildred Orlane Oakes Lorraine Ieannette Onnesta Dorothy Hall Peddle Olive Louise Pedersen Gail DeEtte Peterson Carol Marie Pettersen Esther Mary Anna Plier Norma Evelyn Pokela Georgia May Poland Anna lane Rakitnichan Ruth Mary Schak Gita Esther Siegel Ruth Evelyn Sloan xxatherine Stewart Eleanor Marie Sullivan Dora Lorraine Tuttle Veda Lorraine Virum Ruth Wolk BOYS Robert Iames Aker George Murray Butler Merwyn Eugene Cedar Norman Basil Copeland Warren Leonard Engstrom Thomas William Essen Herbert Keith Ferguson Marvin Irvin Greely Arnold Fletcher Hofstad Martin Gulin I-Iolmquist Kenneth Arnold Iohnson Sam Laurie Roy Martin Nelson Edward Eugene Olson Iohn Robert Rydell Kenneth Iohn Samuelson Allred Conrad Schmid Vernon Whittemore Schroeder Daniel Darwin Slick Donald Oscar Thorssen Ioe Paul Utyro Harold Nathan Weiss Valedictorian ..... Lloyd Ludwig Smith S5111-llCTl0fiC11'1 . Lorraine Bertrice Bradley Speaker Howard Milton Martin Speaker . George William Peterson -'Fi -9' 'Q' MARIANNA LOIS AMES All irlm know Iwi, liki' hcr. I.lf.I.. 2-3--lg Stndcnt Cnuncil 4. CLARENCE ALBIN ANDERSON lx lhvre' a danci' tunighl, boys? CLIFFORD DOUGLAS ANDERSON Ilux gwnuim' xilzcvriiy. DELORES LEOTA ANDERSON Shi' has lhut snmvlliing fallvd rharrn. Studunt Council 4. IEANNE LOIS ANDERSON .ilnmng tlw friwmlliiist nf Ihr' jriiimllli' lfrunch Club 2-ll--lg l..N.l'. 11-4. RUSSELL WARREN ANDERSON His lirnw wav liki' lhi' dvrp n'hi'n ll'lHlN'.N Stiiilunt Council -1. ARCHIE ANSELL Thu way lhuf man drivuxl junior Class Secretary 3. HELEN AMELIA ARO Shi x all right! GLADYS ANN ARONSOHN With aflvclinn hvarning in om' uri shining from ilu' nlhifr. Cnckadcs -lg A.R.C. 2g Scrihhli-rs 1- Staff 3--lg Assistant Mrinagtr J. Z-I ii X325 if t luxsurl. and tulriiliiliifn ,f'ii SQQ LORETTA MAY ABEL Always has some place to go and has been there before. Devil's Pi 3-4, Literary Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 Vodvil 2. IRENE LYDIA ABRAHAMSON A good humared girl. O.C.A. 3. HOWARD IOUIS ACKLEY The big lltlle boy who tried growing up but decided to quit. Radio Club 3. ELVA LOUISE ADAMS Her smile, her quiel and charming wa Turned clouds lo sunshine, nigh! to dlay. Coquina 2-3-49 Vodvil 3g Elmer 4. RILDUR ELEANOR AHLBERG In her tongue is the law of kindness. Student Council 4. ROBERT IAMES AKER l'll just hetcha. Devil's Pi 3-45 jr. Safety Council 4. Q. 5. f -Us 1 'r .-Q 'QQ- . 4-ls Gb 'G f ns, L wx if ps -fri , 321 ' ' - ' ug LAIL AULD his Hail ix u pleasant hrf'v:c'. .N.l' ll-45 Elmer 4: Scuiur Class Play 45 For- ensics 155 Glee Cluh 2. WILLIAM EDWARD AXT limys frying fo vatrh up with his fuel. li-Y 2-ll-45 S Club 45 lfmrtlmll 2-li-45 lifwkelhzxll 3-45 Yudxil 4. IARVEY WALTER BACKSTROM lr slu.rp.v In nnfhing t'.w1'pi ilu' door, Irv-mio 2-3-45 Glue Cluh 14-45 Baud 2-3-43 The Xkletl- tlingf' -l: New Fires -15 A'czxppella 14--lg Vzxude- xille 35 Student Cnuucil 4. ROBERT DOWSE BANKS llhmls fail us in this rrisis. llrnvnmiu 2-ll-Al: l'l+1Iitl:1y 25 Return nl Peter flfllllllln 151 Debate 4. GEORGE FRANKLIN BARNES In View nf hiv many ungiex you might call him a pnirynn. Yrluth-ville Ilg The Billllflltllll lJfmr 33 lfurensic. 3, llruuliu ll--lg Kllee Club 45 Suv Fires 45 llexil' li 4 x LOIS ELI.EN BARTON You rnukt' um' quilt' giddy. litmster ll-4, The Wetltlnid' -lg Yzmtlexille fl-4. -Nga 'ff' -.--f LUELLA MARGARET BAYARD llhun' did you get those big blue eyes, Luella? S.C.C. 45 Glue Club. HERBERT LINCOLN BEGLINGER Qiiality not quaniity, German Club 3-4. LENORE IRENE BELL If thvr1 s ever a Madame President, counl on I.rnnrv. Eclm -lg Devil's Pi 45 Debate 4. IOHN PHILLIP BELLINO The hay with the educated feet. Football 4. COY RUTH BENDER .4 iilflv hit inda'pvndn'l7I. Ilmmiu 3-45 Debate 45 Echo 3-45 Vodvll 3. BERNARD EUGENE BENSON Lean, lank and Iikahlu. Plmtugraphy 45 Baud 2-35 Student Counci HERBERT ARTHUR BENSON just nne swell fellow. A.B.C. 35 Debate 45 Vudvil 3. ARNOLD EDWIN BENTSEN A philalvlist-a stamp cnllcrlor fo'3 Glee Club 2-3-45 A'cappella 2-3-4. CORA HARDIS BERG She svvnzs frm' from all care. A.B.C. 35 Vudvil 3. l -4 'ou VERNETTE MARION BIURMAN A shy rifiiring xpiril. EUNICE ANNA MAE BORG .-lll who Ivrmu' hrr lilci' hvf. IUNE FLORENCE BOSWELL If fum' uxvs Palinnlivr, il's IJUKHHJJT Irnry fur us Gluc Club 2-31 Student Council -1. ALICE KATHERINE BOYLE liffit'iz'mjv plus with a Sllllll'-'l'Il1f'S nllirv. Cnquinzn 2-li--lg 0.C.A. 3g Echo 4. LORRAINE BERTRICE BRADLEY luv! I1u'Ajl'. Scribhlcrs 2-li-43 Cuckndus CE-3--lg S.C.C. 143 l'i 3g Eclut 2-lg Student Cnuncil 4. EVELYN MAE BRAFF Hwr srnilt' is u rar of xiznxlzint-, .-tml livr In-url is ilu' sun ilsrlf. l..lJ.l'. 2-ll--lg juninr Safcty 2-33 Yirgil Club Zig l.i- brary Club 3-45 Orchestra 2-Il-4g Hand 2-ll--lg Stu- dent Cnuncil -l. RAY ELLSWORTH BRATT Whrn ynu walrlz your slwp lim lllllffl, you find it Humps rnur slrirlv. Hi-Y Il: Plmtograplly Club 4. ELAINE LOIS BROBERG Thvn' is only nm' Iilainv, hui if sin' wvn' llUil.', nm' would div laughing al thl' othvr. Glce Club 2-Il--lg Band 3g l.,D.l'. 2-3-43 Ncappc 2-3-45 Echo 4. EUNICE HARRIET BRODWICK To livv in quirt pvacc scrvnv. O.C.A. 35 A.B.C. 35 Athena 4. i EMMERT IOHN BERGER Hz' stands steadfast. Glee Club 3. LAWRENCE BERGER Always in the swim. BEAUFORD ALMAR BERGGREN Altain the unallainable. LINNEA C. BERGLUND Linnea swvrl, Llnnva shy, Linnea sludics-me, oh my. MARTHA ADELINE BERGSTROM A disrrlminaring young girl. HELEN MARY BIRCH Shc'll tvll a lypewritcr lo specd up some day O LA. 3-4. I 2 -It 'ili- 'ORA LILLIAN BROKKE uiet and earnest, that's the way, irst work hard, thvn maybe play. FONALD EDWARD BROWN 'hvre's Betty? i-Y 3g Cockades 4. STHER FERN BUBLEY he hvart to conceive, the understanding and tha' hand to execute. .R.C. 2: V.P.Q. 23 Virgil Club 3: l7cvil'S to dircrt Pi 3g Or- chestra 2-35 Band 3-43 Echo, Editor-in-chief 4. ELEANOR ALICE BURGESS Hvr bright trrssfs covrr a brain oqually hright Scrihhlers 3-4: S.C.C. 3g Dcvil's Pi 3--lg Student Council 4, RAY BUTKEWICZ 'fi Hi x crashcd his way to stardom. 5 4 S Club 3-43 Football 3-4. it 5 H41 'L K GEORGE MURRAY BUTLER All tha! A'llllI'lH4lS,1ll7l'Ilf. L.U.l . .Z-.X-43 lJcvlI's Pl J--ll Sp dent Cnuncil 4. urls litiittur -l: Stu- t J LAVONNE MYRLE RYER I mn what I xuvm lo bv. ti..X..'t. 2-li--tg Yziutlcvillu 2-3g Echo 45 Student Coun- cil 4. DONALD THOMAS CAMPBELL llix rar is prai'lii'aIly a limousine. DELORES HELEN CARLSON A mimi svrrm' in all rliffiriiitivs. DORIS BERDINE CARLSON I gigglr, giggle, as I go, and I go nn forever. Cnquinn 4. KENNETH OSCAR CARLSON Doing nothing with a grral dual of skill. SIGRID MARIE CARLSON Shi' studirx-not tn fxcvss, bu! ln CUNI. Liurmzm Club 2-35 Cockadcs 4. VERA THELMA CARROLL Amiahiv Vrra has many Iriifnrls. Gcruum Club 2-Zig Rooster Cluh 3--lg Echo Staff 3-4 Quai-n cttntust 2g Yziudcvillc 2-3-4. MERWYN EUGENE CEDAR Though vanqziishrd hr could argue still, Drnmin Cluh 2-3-45 Dcvil's Pi 3g Debate 3--lg Pho- tography Club -lg intra-mural basketball 3. PEARL WINNIPRED CHRISTENSEN 'Tis nuvur too iatc for dvlights, my dvar. O.C.A. NORMAN BASIL COPELAND Wise from lhe top ol the head up. IOHN CLAYTON COSGROVE An industrious and likeable student. Student Council 45 Senior Class Play 4. HAROLD IAMES COTTINGTON A swell kind. Plnmigrnpliy Club -lg Olee Club -l. IRENE COX In her studies she gains her goal. G.A.A. 3g A.B.C. Zig French Club 45 Echo 3. FLORENCE CAROLYN CRAFT Helpful and willing is she. SALLY EVELYN CRAIG May her life he as sunny as her dispoxilinn DELORES FAITH CRAWFORD She's at Central. but her hearfs at C'ath.'dral. l.F.L. 2-33 O.C.A. 35 A.R.C. 33 HAIIICFICR or 2g Pride 4g Student Criuncil 4. RACHEL LOUISE CUNNINGI-IAM Full of pep and friendliness. A.B.C. 3. BETTY RUTH CURTIS A salute from Texas. i Trial VIRGINIA MURIEL CI-IRISTMAN She has an anquenehable good humor. Drnmio 2-3-4, Secretary 4g L.D.P. 2. BERNHARD BIORN CI-IRISTOPHERSON A country seldom heard from. Hi-Y 4. WILLIAM CLARK With my eyes wide open I'm dreaming. Debate 4. DORIS FRANCES COHEN Chic is the word for her. Booster Club 3--lg Virgil Club 3g Devil's Pi 'll 4 Rus ness Manager, 4g Student Council 4. HENRY STEVENS CONROY Well, what's a study hall for if no! to monkey in Drnmio Club 3-4g Photography Club -45 lntra mur Basketball 3-4. IVAN TREFFLE CONVERSE The boy tha! lives up io his name. Glee Club 45 Photography Club 4g Ncnppela 4 'Qu -viir ,ga 1-'H-09' all DBI-IRT ERNEST DAVIDSON 'ence has Us advantages tra-mural Basketball 2-3-4. ZNEDICT IOHN DEMSKI ' has three speeds, slow-slower-slop. Club 4g Football 4. ARY KATHLEEN DENEEN s good to be merry and wise. ROBERT ALLAN DIXON Worry and Bob never me! Drurnio 3-45 Huckey 4. BETTY IANE DONOVAN Talking Toes. G,A.A. 2-3g Cockadcs 2-3--l. LOUISE ANNA DRAHOTA Plvaxing lo know. O.C.A. 3-4. if Y' .--my ,Qfvw RUSSELL KENNETH DROLSUM Riel: in good words. IUNE MARIE DRUM I gnexx I fiI'Hlll'. ILA..-I. 23 Ifrcncli Club 35 S.C.C. 3-4. VERA ICSEPI-IINE EDLUND Slufx I-'nmvn for her unaffeetvd ways, S.C.C. 3-4, Treasurer -lg A.R.C. 3. WILLIAM HALE EDWARDS The wnrld's no better if we worry, Lile's no longer if we hurry. Drnmiu 2-3--lg Swphonmre President: Orchestra 2-3-45 Slring Ensemble 3-4g Dcvil's Pi llg Vziudcvillc 2. NORMA ELVIRA EKELUND The girl who lrmks like a giggle. Cnclizidus ll--lg Vodvil. WILLIS RICHARD ELLENSON A :nan of vdzleatimi, PAT MARGARET ELLIS Le! lhe world go as it may, I will take it anyway. Orclicstra 2-3--lg IJcx'il's Pi ll. LOTTIE MARIE ELSMORE She still belielivs in fairy tales G.A.A. 29 Coquina -lg Studcnl Council 4. CHARLOTTE VIVIAN EMBERSON She has a pleasing way ahnul her. IDcvil's Pi -lg Student Council 4. rn- , I I. . 'A 1. ,Z A , P I - . . I ...ni -nj . Wm.. I HERBERT KEITH FERGUSON flrrihiliufl, likl' u lnrrunt, mrrr llmks Ivul'A. , , , . . . . ,X.ll.L. .lg Ilmlwgrn hx' Llub 4g Ulu: Uub .I-l, P , .Vcappclla Chi-ir 3-4. DORIS LENORE FINN Ilrr hvurl is in lhl' right plum' and ull llirnx Virgil Club 33 I7cx'il'svPi,ll1 Orchcstra 2-llg Glu' Club .4-lg .X cappella Lhmr 34. IRENE BERTHA FITZMORRIS Turn nn lhul IIl'f'.Yl7fIl1IIIvl' smilv. llcxiI'Q Pi 3g Echo Staff -1. LORRAINE CATHERINE FLYNN Sha' hux no timl' for Iads'or faruv, XA. .l 'mn' lllplnrru IS hlr uun. Echo Stuff 4. ASTRID MARIE FORSMAN Qilifl, and mrrr hnld of spifil. l'rcuch Club. IUNE MARIE FRYMILLER .-ln ull 'muml girl. Q 1i..X..l, 2-Il, Sugrclziry 2, Prusidcui fig Mh Iluvil's Pi ll. EL SANGER GATES Uh wha! may a man wilhin him hidr, Thnugh angrl on thl' rmtward xidu. Drllmiu Club 3--lg Rand 2-3-4. DOROTHY ELAINE GEDDERT Il's gruul to havc hur for a pal. Ocrumn Club 2. STEVE IOE GONDIK A quirl man, but quill' a man. I0 il Clu gli? 22 dl! -.sg I . LINNEA MARIORIE ENGMAN Born to dance. O.C.A. 3-4. WARREN LEONARD ENGSTROM True to his word, his work, and his friends. EINAR ERIC ERICKSON Slow but sure. FAITH IULIA ERICKSON Smiling is silent praise. THOMAS WILLIAM ESSEN He always moans business-monkey business Band 3-45 Elmer 4. IAMES RUSSELL FARMER His smllc is as loud as another man's laugh IN IOHN GRANT ninr Orchestra 4. jolly chap. ARESARET BEATRICE GRANT rc is wise who talks but little. encll Club 3-4, President 45 Safety Council 3, Vice President 33 Studgnt Council 4. ARVIN IRVIN GREELY rm as the solid base of this grval world. -Y 3-4, Treasurer 45 Echo Rusiness Staff 45 Font- ball 2-3-45 S Cluhg lntra-mural Basketball 3. EVELYN ROSE GUSSICK Shu is not so modest as shi' looks. MARTHA VICTORIA GUSTAFSON A sparkling prrsonalily. Glue Club 4. VIOLETTE MINENRVA HACKILA Shi' is likvd hy all. l.F.l.. -lg Glen Club 4. gn fi. 5lPhqp ,-J' x . cgrfjgf- If , SS 2 -.ai JL, ...,, . LUANA IANE HAGBERG ' If I can ki-up my hi-art from brraking- I shall not livv in vain. l..IJ.P. 2-3-45 Cnquina 45 Glee Club 2-3-4, President 35 A'cappella Choir 2-3-45 Vaudeville 2-3. LOUISE ELEANOR HAGEN A svlvct mcmher of a svlcct few. German Club 2-35 Booster Club 3-45 Vaudevillc 2-3-4. ELSIE IRENE HAGMAN Slit' dwvlt amongst untroddun ways. LILLIAN AMELIA HALONEN Swcct and quivt. CHESTER WOODROW HAMMER A ri-gular fellow. A.R.C. Club 35 Glee Club 3. HELEN LORRAINE HAMMERBECK just thi' sunshine of her smile. G.A.A. 25 l..N.P. 25 German Club 3-4, Secretary Treasurer 45 Vudvil 3. HERMAN IAY HAMMERBECK A dandy fellow though rather qalct. KENDALL WILLIAM HANKEY A musician ol some note. Orchestra 2-3-45 Band 3-4. ALMA AVONEL HANSON Life's not life at all without dvlight. S.C.C. 4. ii l f, MARTHA VIVIAN HEYNO 6 Nici, as they ronm. 0.C.A. llg l.F.I.. 3-4. IEAN MARIE I-IICKS Gvnllv is she and of good intl-nl. S.C.C. 4. IOHN ROBERT HIGGINS Shy? You should see him on lhc football field. Hi-Y -lg Football 3--lg Basketball 2g S Club 3-4. OUENTIN GEORGE HIGGINS Cheerful as nne who knows he is redeemed. LILLIAN VIOLET HILL Fun loving Lilly. German Club 24 S,C.C. 33 O.C.A. 4. ARNOLD FLETCHER HOFSTAD His limhs are cast in manly mold Ifnr hardy sports or context bold. Hi-Y Club 43 S Club 4g Football 45 Senior Vice- President. MARTIN GULIN I-IOLMOUIST Oh, lhat this too, loo solid flesh would melt away. l..lJ.P. 2-3-43 junior Safety Council 2-3-49 Echo Rusiness Manager 4. GRACE RUTH HOPE Where lhure is life the is Hope. G.A..'X. 2g A.B.C. 35 Vaudevillc 3. MARIE LOUISE INSCI-IO Lois of fun. Coquina 2. 32 SEENA LEAH HART The Queen of Hearls. German Club 2-35 Scribblers 2. DONALD IOHN HARTLEY Silence answers much. Glee Club 4. FRANCIS HASE Full of fun. STANLEY RICHARD HAWKINS Lct the world slide. ADELINE INEZ HELLAND She's nice to know. O.C.A. 3-4. VIOLET LOUISE HENDRICKS Her modesty ls like a star among earthly lights Coquina 25 Cilee Club 2. ,RIORIE WILMA IACOBS ' even her failings lean toward vlrtue's side. OLPH GORDON IACOBSON re's friendliness for you. Iio Club 2-3-45 German Club 2g Glee Club 4. ROLD IOHN IACOBSON skils through the snow with the grcatcst of case. ld 2-3-4. CARMEN VIRGINIA IAMES Attunvd to the finer arts. Echo 3-4. FAYE BEATRICE IESSE A crvatnro not too bright or good For human nalurt s daily food. BEATRICE MARIE IOHNSON A wry cornputunt ivory ticklvr. Cockmivs 35 Gurninn Club 35 Senior Orclifsstlrals ur ' Band 3-45 Glue Club 2-if-4g ,Vcappclln Cho Triple Trio 2-3--lg Vodvil. CARL EDWIN IOHNSON Thi' land knows liltlu of its grualcst rncn. DEAN ALBERT IOI-INSON Grvatvr mvn than I may havl' livvd. Hi-Y -lg Intro-mural 3--lg Vodvil 4. DORIS ELIZABETH IOHNSON Easy going and amiablv. Library Club 3--lg Vodvil 3. ELAINE MARIE IOI-INSON Wi' rvgrvt that you have but lhrfe years to give Cuntral. Coquina 2g O.C.A. 4. KENNETH ARNOLD IOHNSON To chase monotony, he uscs his brain. French Club 3-4, Trca:-urcr 33 Senior Orchestra 2-3-43 String Ensemble 35 Boys' Glue Club 4. LILLIAN MARY IOI-INSON Harlowc thurv Harlowv. Echo Stafi 4g Student Council 4. LOREN RUSSELL IOHNSON The frivolitv of Iadivx has for him no glamour. Basketball -lg Glue Club 2g EImur g Student Coun- Cil 4. LUCILLE ELSIE IOHNSON Sho looks and arts likv an angvl, But you nuvrr can toll what an angvl will do. MADELINE ALVILDA IOI-IN SON Rt'solvvdAGirIs are butter Latin stadcnts than boys G.A.A. 23 S.C.C. 39 0.C.A. 4g Debate 3. 33 IAMES GOODRICH IONES Here again, lhrri' again, Maybe I'm all nvrr. Cnckadvs 35 Glue Cluh Zig .Vcappella Chmr i- Curl- ing 2-4. O ' NORMA REGINA IUNTILLA Of rather unusual snri. Frencll Club 4. CHESTER ANTHONY KALINOSKI He maid break any line, helirve it or nat, IENNIE SELMA KALINOSKI Silenri' is her grealml 1vi'aei'rnaker. Coquina 2. GILBERT PAUL KARWOSKI His name has given him lots nl lraiihle. Ili-Y 2-Il-45 I'lmiogr:ipl1y Club 45 Debate 45 Vaude- villc 3. MARIE CHASE KELLOGG l.iA'i'd lar hrainx, perxanalily, and sense af humor. Student Cnuncil -lg Lihrarv Club 3-45 Eclm Art Slalf 3-45 Vaudcxille 3, ' HAZEL SYLVIA KENNEY She floats nvler the troubles of life like above the idle wave, l.If.I.. 25 0,C,A. 3-45 Vaudcvillc 3. EVELYN ELAINE KLANG Life is one ding aflrr the ather. Drumio Club 3-45 Yaudcville 3, DORIS MAE KNICKERBOCKER A xu'i'i'f personalily. Cuquina Club 2-3-45 Echo 45 l.F.L. 3. I-l ilu' froth MARY LUCILLE IOHNSON A Iltlle nonsense naw and then Is relished by the best of men. Echo Staff 4. MAXINE GWENDOLYN IOHNSON A pause that refreshes. Athena Society 45 Student Council 4. NORMAN MARVIN IOHNSON How can any boy be such a gentlemen and pass un- molesled? Radio Club 25 l.F.L. 25 French Club 3-45 Photogra- phy Club 45 Devil's Pi 45 America On Trial . VALERIA LUCILLE IOHNSON Let her own works praise her. WILLIAM MILTON IOHNSON That's righl-smile and show us your dimples. Hi-Y 2-35 lntra-mural Basketball 2-35 Hockey ROBERT SANFORD IOHNSTED A man of sound sense. lwmotball 4. 4 ANNE ELIZABETH KNUDSEN ndly, cake and cramrning are Snooney's only allngs. in Editorial Staff 3-47 A.B.C. 3g New Fires g Student Council 4. DUGLAS KENNETH KNUDSON has ways and waves that appeal to all maidens. SEPH STANLEY KOREY 'an waste more time in half an hour than most vuoplv can waste in a week, .L. 3-4, Radio Club 3. LEONA ELEANOR KOZEY Rafal the swvvt slrvam pcacvfully like a river in its ow. DOMINICK IOHN KOZLOWSKI What's in a name? DOROTHY AUDREY KREIDE l'm laughing but 1'vv nothing to laugh about. Glcc Club 2-3-45 Ncapella 2-3--4, Band 2-3, G.A,A. 2-3, 1..N.P. 45 Triple Trio 4. gnu SHIRLEY VIRGINIA KREMBS Sivcvtnvss is but one of her assets. Rooster Club 3--1, The Weddingng New Fires g Debate -lg Vaudeville 3. GEORGE IOHN KREMPLE Stop, look, and listen. l.l .L. 3. ROBERT DONALD KREMPLE I nvvrlnok my past nzistakcsg With firmness 1 disown them. LORRAINE EDYTHE KROOKS Talk about ginger, she's the whole spice box. Dromio Club 3-43 German Club 2-35 The Wedding New Fires , Echo Staff 3. FRANK IAMES KRUTELL Beware-I may do something startling. CHARLES IOE KUBOS Hv knows his math. Echo Business Staff 4. GUDRUN KVEUM Oh, Goody. G.A.A. 2, Athena 4, Vaudevillc 2 HARRY KVIGSTAD I am so inconspicuous. l.F.L. 25 A Sign Unto You . HILDA SIGNEY MARIE LAMMIE Little, likeable, laughing, Lammie. GERTRUDE AMELIA LEGARD Gertrude is an ardent dehater, can argue with the best of them. Debate 2-3-4, Echo Business Staff 45 Cockade 4. LUCILLE MARGARET LEMONE She that picks, picks up fast. O.C.A. 4. IOHN ROBERT LENOVICH I an: a Rvpuhliran still, wry still. lntra-mural basketball 2-3-4. MARY IEAN LE ROUX Quiet of mind and firmness ol will. ELEANORE ISABEL LESZCYNSKI Shi' mixes reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth. G.A.X. 23 Dromin 3-4g Vaudeville 35 Elmer Echo Business Staff 4. GERALDINE NINA RUTH LIDBERG The proper study nf mankind is man. Glce Club 2-3--lg A'cappclla Choir 3, A.B.C. Club 3. DORIS LORRAINE LIND Golden girl with the golden voice. Glue Cluh 2-3-45 A'cappella Choir 2-39 O.C.A. 3. BERGETTE ANNE LINDFORD Modvsty never fails to win good will. Viking Club 23 Library Club 3-4g Va GLADYS MARION LINDGREN Modvsty is a virtue to be cherished. 36 udcvillc BETTY ATHLYN LANGE Where more is meant than meets the ear. Coquina 2-3-4. BLANCHE MATHILDA LARSEN Her kindly manners bespeak a thoughtful nature. A.B.C. 35 A'cappella Choir 2-35 Glee Club 2-3-4g Devil's Pi 4, Student Council 4. LOIS MAE LARSON Lois loves and lives to sing. Coquina 45 Glee Club 2-3-4, Ncappella Choir 2-3. SAM LAURIE Salesman Sam could sell buggy whips in Echo Business Staff 4. WILLARD EUGENE LEAF It is not wise to be wiser than necessary. DOROTHY LORRAINE LEEHY An earnest mind, a heart of gold, Always busy, never bold. Devil's Pi 4. Detroit TH MARGARET LINDSTROM excellent artist with a certain style. .C. 33 Echo 4. NRY E. LITCHKE ' I grow old learning many things. ,min 3-4g lntra-mural Basketball 2-3. Y CRYSTAL LOGEE vu a woman. What I think, I must say. A. A. 2-3g French Club 49 Echo Editorial Staff 4g 'audeville 2-3. CLARENCE LUDVIGSON I thought I saw him studying-but Io lt was a dream. HERDIS NORMA LUND It's hvr smile that helps to make life worth while. Athena Club 45 Glee Club 25 Devil's Pi Staff 4. DORIS WENDLA LUNDQUIST Hvr chvvry lacu prvachvs a xvrmon svvvn days long. French Club 3g Glue Club 2-3--lg Ncappella Choir 2-35 Coquina 4. 00 iw...-P 3 -mr Vi. HO ---av HELEN CHARLETT LUNDQUIST Xvat and wry swvvt. l-'rcncll Club 33 Glue Club 2-3--lg A'cappclla Choir 3 MARGARET ISABELLE MCCABE Livvly and changvahlv, likt' a flame in thu wind. CLIFFORD HARVEY MCCONNELI.. Wondvr why' thvy call him rhorolatc drop? S Club -lg Soplmnmre Sucretaryg Football 2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4g lntra-mural Basketball 2-3. ALLEYNE WINNIFRED MCGRATH Alluymfs a girl as good as gold. HARRY EDWARD MCGRATH For aflvr all tho quivt men are the best. HELEN IULIA MAIASKI Mvdvst indvvd. Coquina 2. SANNIE MARIA MAKI School is a bore tho, isn't it? WILLIAM CARL AUGUST MARQUARDT Lift' is just a howl nf chcrrics. German Club 2g L.N.P. 3g l.F.L. -ig Echo Buwlm Staff 4. LORETTA VIOLET MARSOLEK A whirl of energy. l.. N. P. 3-4. 41' .,.- 4, W... ff. K FRANK IOHN MILCHESKY Lift' ix a ivsl and all things show il. DAPHIN IEANETTE MILES Miles of smiles. IUNE ELIZABETH MOBECK A eharming member of our class. NELLIE VONTURE MODER Loyalty is one of her virtues. O.C.A. 4. ALICE ELEANOR MOE Wvll reared. Rooster 3-45 junior Class Secretary 35 Forensic 35 Devil's Pi 35 Glue Club 45 Senior Class Play. HELEN IANE MOLINE The embodiment of perpetual motion. Olec Club 2-3-45 S.C.C. 3-45 Cl.A.A. 25 A'cappclla Choir, 3-45 Devil's Pi 35 Vaudeville 3-4. BONNIE RUTH MOORER Why don't the men propose, Mama? ARNOLD ANDREW NELSON A gentleman clear through. Orchestra 2-3-45 Glee Club 45 lntra-mural Basket ball 2-3-45 Hi-Y Club 45 Student Council -4. ELEANORE IANET NELSON The eyes have it. O.C.A. 3-4. 38 HOWARD MILTON MARTIN Learning makes the man. Dromio Club 3-45 Senior President 45 State Forensic Contest 3. RUTH L. MARTIN Hear her and be convinced. Forensic 2-35 Debate 45 Echo Editorial Staff 4. HELEN ELEANOR MATHISON Of high merit. ARTHUR EINO MATTILA For the silent men are after all the best men. RAE N. MEADER Well, boys will be bays. I.F.L. 2-3-45 Cockades 35 Debate 4. EDWARD CLARENCE MELLAND He's come a long way for his education. Photography Club 45 Band 45 junior Orchestra Football 4. JRDON NELSON knows most who says least. JY MARTIN NELSON sf,1n the fight and L-very graceful deed. utball 3--tg Student Council 4. .GA S. NIEMI xxrd with common srnxc. WILBUR JAMES NIGH I wish I knew the good of LORRAINE ALICE NIVA A dandy pal. Cuquina 25 0. C. A. 3-4. wishing THOMAS EDWARD NOLAN A truvr lrivnd was no wharf' lounll. Student Council 45 l.F.l.. 3: Cuckadus 3-43 'RX Wul- nling , Dust On the Road , New Fires , Yau- dcvillc 3. IIINE ROBERTA NOLAND Ill' admin' hvr frm' spirit, lI..I.I.2QO.C..X.-1. CLIFFORD EMIL NORDEEN lil wan' nf Hu' fury uf a paliwnt rniml. ELNA LINNEA NORDLEY .fl quill pluasant way wins many frirmls. GLORIA ELAINE NYGREN 'Tix tht' mind fha! fualsvs thc' body rirh. ticrman Club 3: Cuckadcs 3-43 Glee Club 3--lg Vau- villc Ii: UuviI'S Pi 3g Student Council 4. HELEN MARGARET NYGREN I work whrn I work, hal I filldlr u'I1z'n I plav. llurmnn Club 31 Cuckndus 14-4. Glen Club 3-45 Vau- devillc 33 .-Vcnppulla Cluvir Zig Senior Orchestra 2-3--lg Triple Trim 4. MILDRED ARLANE OAKES Une ran always dlprnd on lur. DORIS EVA MARY OBRIEN Marh can lu' umdc of an Irishman il caught young O.C.A. 4. MARIE OLEAS fivvrylhing is s11'l'l'tl'n4'd by risk. Glue Club 2-3-4gA'cappclla Choir 2-33 Cuquiua S.C.C. 3-45 Yaudeville 35 Student Cuuncil 4. DONALD GEORGE OLSON You nvvcr can tall. 39 MARGARET CATHERINE PARTRIDGE Shi' almost has wings. Coquina 2. IA MES PATTERSON Short and Silent. Hi-Y 2-3-49 Vaudcvillc 3-4. EDNA CLARISSA PAYNE Laugh and live. G.A.A. 21 French Club -lg Glec Club 2-3-43 Neap- pulla Choir 2-3-45 Triple Trio 4, DOROTHY HALL PEDDLE They look into the beauty of thy mind. French Club -lg Debate 35 Echo Editor OLIVE LOUISE PEDERSON Quivt and sinrrrv. O.C.A. 3--lg Student Council 4. WALTER ARNE PEDERSON An v.u'l'plionaI man. ELLEN MARGARET PERRY Tell me pretty maiden are there at home? Devil's Pi 3. ARNOLD BYRON PETERSON Hv's the man she wants. CARL ARTHUR PETERSON A boy with personality plus. Hi-Y 25 Glee Club 4. 40 ial Staff 3. any more like you 'T' .s EDWARD EUGENE OLSON His favorite saying- Whoa Maude . FLOYD ARNOLD OLSON He passed four subjects every term. RALPH CLIFFORD OLSON My thoughts and I are of another world. Photography Club LORRAINE IEANETTE ONNESTAD She has winning ways. s.c.c. 35 0.c.A. 4. IOHN LERAAN OSTBY He puts all his troubles in a pocket with a hole li German Club 2-33 Hi-Y 35 Vaudeville 3g Senior C slag 345 Student Council 45 DeviI's Pi Bush .ta '. AGNES MARIA OSTMAN Her friendshipis a trcat. O.C.A. 3-4. '97 .-J' K eq..- zl ...ft M 'U'-5 XTHERINE MYRTLE PETERSON r ways are pleasing to all. qulna 25 O.C.A. 3-45 Devil's Pi 4. IARLES EDWARD PETERSON e llbrarian's dream man. AIL DEETE PETERSON 'e mlghty atom. qulna Club 25 S.C.C. 2-35 Glee Club 25 Vaude- villc 3. GEORGE WILLIAM PETERSON Great thoughts like great deeds nved no Student Council 4. IVA LYNNEA PETERSON Our own Gtggling Gertie. German 2-35 l.F.L. 3-45 Vaudevillv: 3-4. CAROL MARIE PETTERSEN Her personality is the key of her charm. S.C.C. 3-45 Debate 35 Glec Club 2. trumpet. 'PCA' -'UN .A tl a- fi Gnome LEONARD PINK Br you merry, my friends. lli-Y 2-3-45 L.D.P. 2-3-45 junior Safety Council 2-35 S Club 45 The Wedding' 45 Sophomore Vice- President 25 Devil's Pi 45 ootball 2-3-45 Basket- ball Manager 45 Vaudeville 3-4. ESTI-IER MARY ANNA PLIER .4 svemly lass and modest withal. German Club 35 Glee Club 3-45 Vaudeville 3. RENEE CULLEN PODOLSKY lt's the Gypsy in her. l.F.L. 2-3-45 Echo 45 Vaudeville 35 America on Trial 3. NORMA EVELYN POKELA Three rhevrs. for Norma. 0.L.A. 35 l.l-. .3-4. GEORGIA MAY POLAND How quiet appearing, but walt until you know her. OrEhegt5a42-35 Glee Club 45 Vaudeville 35 French lu - . KATHERINE ANN POLGLASE As happy as she lsn't tall. Glee Club 25 L.D.P. 2-3-45 Athena Society 4. EUGENE SIDNEY POLLOCK The Master Loaf -er. ANNA IANE RAKITNICHAN Her medal shows her mettle. OLIVE PATSY RANK She ranks first. 0.C.A. 4. ,.wo..,Q- CARL MELVIN ROS BERG Here ls a hig man. Hi-Y 3-4g Football 3-45 Glee Club 4. BLANCHE FRANCES RULE She is a straight shooter. ROBERT WESLEY RUNIONS There ls a certain dignity ln his manner. Olee Club 2-3-4gA'cappella Choir 2-3-4. ALICE MARIE RUTKOSKI Still constance is a wonderous excellence. S.C.C. 4. SOPHIE CECELIA RUTKOSKI Still constance is a wondrous excellence. S.C.C. 4. IOHN ROBERT RYDELL However it be, it seems to me 'tis only noble t good. A.R.C. 2g Vaudeville 3. KAREN LEA SALMELA She's ever ready for a time that's gay. So let It come whene'er it may. I.F.L. 3-45 0.C.A. 39 G.A.A. 25 Finders 45 Senior Class Play. ANNE FRANCES SALUS One of those good little packages. S.C.C. 3-4. LOIS IUANITA SALVESON Her ways are the ways ol pleasantness. DcviI's Pi 3g Echo Business Staff 4. 42 obe Keepers fhuv LJ DOROTHY IEANNE REAVIE Jeanne has made many a strong heart skip a beat. Booster Club 3-4g,Devll's PI 3g Echo Staff 4g Vaude- ville 3-4. X JEAN MARIORIEHREHNSTRAND Tall, slim, and sincere. Booster Club 3-4g Vaudevllle 3-4. ALBERTA IANET REITEN Have you ever seen anyone like her? MARIE ALICE RICHARDS A laugh is worth a hundred groans, in any market ELLA IANE ROBICHAUD A Honey to us. Coquina 2g L.N.P. 3-4. MAXINE ERMA ROHRER Then let me soar and sing. Glee Club 2-3-4g A'cappella Choir 2-3g O.C.A. 3. LNNETH IOHN SAMUELSON 's bound to reach a high level. otography Club 45 Echo Editorial Staff 4. HN STEVE SARKO 't he handsome in a band uniform? nd 2-3-45 Glee Club 2-3-45 A'cappella Choir 2-3-45 Jaudevllle 45 Hi-Y 4. ITH MARY SCHAK 9's talkative but knows what she's talking about. omlo 3-45 Debate 3-45 Forensics 35 Echo Editorial Staff 3-4. VERNON WHITTEMORE SCI-IROEDER A second Bob Burns. Photography Club 45 German Club 2-35 Band 2-3-4. NATHANIEL, LYMAN SEELEY I vnjoy work, I could sit and look at it by the hour. Clee Club 25 Vaudeville 3. RICHARD ANDREW SELANDER What will the band do without him? Band 2-3-4. v0 Q 'YN BERNICE HELEN SEVERSON If a light heart lives long, Shc'll outlive Muthusala. 0.C.A. 2-3-45 Elmer 45 No, No, A Thousand Times No 5 Senior Class Play. WILLARD IAMES SEVERSON Hix wit invites you by his looks to rome, But when you knock it is never at home. ROBERT ANDREW SEXMITH So much to do-so little done. Dchatg 45 Dromio 2-3-45 Echo Staff 2-45 Holiday 25 Lrolf 3-45 Basketball 2. GITA ESTHER SIEGEL Variety is tho spice of life- Hrrzfs one variety. Dromio 25 junior Safety Council 25 Vice-President 11: Hgo2erHCliub 3-45 Echo Editorial Staff 2-45 Dev- i 's i 'ta ' . HELEN LORETTA SIMZEK Shu'll lace the music and dance. O.C.A. 3-4. WALTER FRANK SIMZEK Nvwr do today what you can put oft until tomorrow. Ulee Club 2. RUTH SLOAN .4 rhvvry friend. DANIEL DARWIN SLICK Evrry artist was hrs! an amateur. L.D.P. 2-3-45 Glue Club 2-3-45 A'cappella Choir 2-3-45 Orchestra 45 Vaudeville 2-3. ELI SMILANICH Slow but thoughtful in his actions. U 4:5 '-rm , .ar IANET BARBARA STACKVITZ Pvtili' and prppy. 0.C.A. 3-4. WILLIAM ROBERT STANDFIELD I am what I am and that's what I am. Cf-cknilus 2-3-45 The Wedding' 41 Senior Class Play5 Dust of the Road 45 .tudcnt Council -I. EDWARD CHARLES STAYSHAL Hi'n s a guy who nvvvr talks, Yr! if h4 s called on ncvvr halks. Rami 2. KATHERINE STEWART Nimhlv fingers on the keys. Orchestra 2-3-45 Band 2-3-45 Culee Club 2-35 A'cap- pclla 2-3. MARION IULIA STIREMAN Sh4 s quiet only because she's saving up words for later on. A Woman of judgment 3. DORIS C. STOLPE Sweet and neat dvxrrihus her perfectly. Coquina 25 O.C.A. 35 S.C.C. 45 Glee Club 2. LLOYD ELWOOD STONE ,,t'l'll'l't S a terror lor his size. l.F.l.. 3-45 Glee Club 45 lntra-mural Basketball 2-3-4. IOHN ARTHUR STRENGE Always in a hurry to get nowhere. l.F.L. 2-3-45 Hi-Y 2-35 Rille Club 4. ELEANOR MARIE SULLIVAN It's the hair that gels us. Debate 35 junior Safety Council 3-45 Echo Business Staff 4. 14 EVA AGNES SMILANICH Her bright smiles light up the hall. A.B.C. 35 Vaudeville 3. ELWOOD ORDELL SMITH He gives himself to each new task. LLOYD LUDVIG SMITH Which not even the critics crltlclse. S Club 2-3-45 Hi-Y 45 Class President 35 Basket- ball 2-3-45 Football 2-3-45 Vaudeville 45 Student Council 4. NORMAN BUD SMITH Short, but all there. DONALD KENNETH SODERLUND His smile ls sweetened by his gravity. GLADYCE SOLBERG Her name gives her away. LLIAM EDWARD SUSENS re but himself can be his parallel. THERINE SUTHERLAND ' sparkling smile brings cheer to all. .C. 3. MER IOI-IN TALSNESS ssings on thee, little man. FRANK W. TERRELL They call him check I Whl're's that other guy, double eheek? BERNICE CATHERINE THOMPSON ' .' 1 , ' - , ' . . , I Vivauous Barnum and jun just norm tog Band 3--1. FERN LOUISE THOMPSON A good flllIfl0ft'd girl. Cuquina 23 Glue Club L-3--45 A'ca - GORDON DANIEL THOMPSON Lat him have il, he's one of the few who can take lt. lftmthall 3-45 Doctor in S ite of Himsell 5 Cock- ades 2-35 S Clubg Vaudgville 4. IOSEPH WILMER THOMPSON I had a hunrh I was gonna graduate, but they had rm' worried for a while. lntra-mural Basketball 2-35 L.N.P. 2-3. MARGARET IRENE THOMPSON Our little blond socialite. Coquina 25 A.B.C. 25 O.C.A. 25 Athena 4. LUCILLE IUNE THORS You can never tell about these girls. German Club 25 O.C.A. 3-45 Vaudeville 3. DONALD OSCAR THORSSEN Faithful work is praise. Football 4. WILLIAM FRANKLIN TILTON Our general mischief maker. Hi-Y 2-3-45 Vaudeville 3. FLORENCE LUELLA TOGSTAD A young lady of some taste Glee Club 25 Band 35 Orchestra 3-4. ANNA BERNADINE TOPAK Annie 1uon't gn here annie more. Coquina 25 S.C.C, 3-4. HELEN MARIORIE TURNER ,She doesn't need to blow her own horn even if she does in band. S.C,C. 35 Finders Keepers 45 Senior Class Play 4 Rand 3-45 Orchestra 2-3-45 Glee Club 3 4 A cap pella Choir 3-4. ,lv- VEDA LORRAINE VIRUM lzasvl' on tht' eyes. l,,N.P,, 25 lfrcncll Club 3. MARTIN GRANDFALL VITZ I don't helievc I quite understand. Dromio 3--45 Vaudeville. HELEN HATTIE VOLKERT Her friends are many. O.C.A. 4. IOHN HENRY WARD Hi, john Henry! IOSEPH IAMES WARZYN Quiet and unobtrusive, yet he gets there just the same. Devil's Pi 3. IOYCE ANITA WEBBER The very nlirror ol courtesy. 0.C.A. 39 S.C.C. 4. HAROLD NATHAN WEISS The other lveiss man. L.D.P. 2-3-4g S Club 45 Basketball 2-3-4. LEONARD CHASE WELCH Blazing inturfzvvnfe on the gridiron. Hi-Y 2-3-4g S Club 2-3-43 Sophomore Treasurerg Glue Club 43 A'cappella Choir 4g Forensics 3-4g Basketball 2-3-4g Football 2-3-4. ROBERTA JEAN WELLS We all like girls who are jolly and gay. Coquina 25 O.C.A. 35 Vodvil 3. 46 DORA LORRAINE TUTTLE Rhythm'is her business. O.C.A. 43 Orchestra 2-3-4g New Fires 4. IOHN DOUGLAS TYSON He thought as a sage, but felt as a man. Glee Club 4. JOSEPH PAUL UTYRO Hate the women? No, not I. IUNE OLIVE VAN ARMAN Are you with me? FRED ORRIN VANDERWALKER Loaf and the class loafs with you, Work and you work alone. Scribblers 35 A.B.C. 35 l.F.L. 4. BEVERLY IANE VANDERWERKER Tall and blond with eyes of blue. l.F.L. 2-3g America On Trial . fu an 4, l T 'T 'Bbw' OMAS FRANCIS EDWARD WENDT 1 do the darndest things. V :lor Secretar 4g Devil's Pi Staff 3-4g Orchestra 4 Band 2-1 TORIA WESOLESKI e ls so pleasant. NE WESTLUND m attlred ln wonder. CATHERINE LOUISE WICK The cream ol the crop. French Club 3-4. LUCILLE ADELADE WICK Everybody's friend. French Club 3-4g Vaudeville 3, MARION HELEN WICK A pleasant sort. Glee Club 4. B8 .419 l. Vx ELEANOR VERA WILLIAMS She leads a very happy life. L.N.P. 45 Glee Club 2-3-45 A'cappeIla Choir 4. FRANK IOHN WILLIAMS Oh why should Ilje all labor be? LORRAINE IOAN WINTER I think the boys are so nice. German Club 25 L.D.P. 2-3-45 O.C.A. 3-4. ROBERT IOSEPH WISOCKI A regular guy. Radio Club 3. MAX MENDEL WITKIN This young man expresses himself in terms too deep for us-sometimes, IOSEPH IOHN WOICIECHOWSKI He's probably known to more people he doesn't know than anyone in the school. S Club 2-3-45 Football 2-3-4g Basketball 3-45 Stu- dent Council 4. STELLA BARBARA WOICIECI-IOWSKI Her happy smile adds lo her charm. O.C.A. 3-4. ERBE WOLD Another one of the boys. RUTH WOLK Ol course I love you, I love everybody. German Club 2-35 l.F.L. 2-35 A.R,C. 25 Debate 3-4 Forensics 35 Echo 49 DevII's Pi 4. M 0 WAYNE ARNOLD Look u'ho's here! FRANCES KATHERINE ANN BELLINO She makes friends easily, DOROTHY MAE CLARA CARMAN Her worst she kept, her best she gave. VICTOR ANTHONY CROSS Cross by name but not by nature. LORRAINE KATHERYN CULLITON Who is the cutest girl at Central, ,and why am I? S.C.C. 35 Athena Society 45 Glee Club -Ig Doctor in Spite of Himself 35 A Woman of judgment 3. GEORGE WALTER DAHL Hc'll win fame with his cartoons. FRANCIS THOMAS DEVINE Call mc punk if you please. EDWARD ANTON EDGETTE A diligent student'-not wilhoul results. LENINE EGDAHL To pass or not to pass. ROBERT FEIDLER Fit as a fiddler. FRANCIS FISHER A hoy whom we all likc. CHARLOTTE CATHERINE FLAHERTY A well liked senior. JAMES HENRY STEPHEN FOLDESI A rock, however small. may keep back a great wave S Club 2-4g Football 2-3-4. ALICE GENEVIEVE FRANSEN I laugh, not boistcrously, but still I laugh. - STEVIE IAMES GARRITY . Look. hc s winding up the watch of his wit, Anil hy and by it will strike. IOHN GEORGE GVORA Speech is great, but silence is greater. IACK HAASIS His greatest sin was a sappy grin. CLARENCE DOUGLAS HOLMES A Roman thought had struck him. EDWARD FRANCIS IANKOWSKI Let others do the laboring and I will do the rest. LLOYD GEORGE WOODHULL 'A blush is beautiful, but sometimes inconvenien IOI-IN ANTHONY ZAWACKI I am tired today. REUBEN DEWITT IOHNSON Slncerlty ls the note of success. IOSEPH CHESTER KEMPTON We know him, yet we know him not, EDWIN LOEBEL It is good to rub and polish one's br of others. RICHARD DONALD LUNDBERG Rejoice young man, in thy youth. t. ain against l IAMES WILLIAM MODDER Silence is one great art of conversation. COLIN IOHN MUNRO The greatest men may ask a foolish question now and then. Football 3g Hockey 4. FRANCIS PAQUETTE There will always be a lady fair-I hope. LOIS PRIOR She is known for her sweet ways. KENNETH ROBICHAUD llfho said red heads had lempcrs? J l..N.I. ALFRED CONRAD SCHMID A quiet tongue shows a wise head. ROBERT WARREN SCI-INEIBLE Snibesh-no one could grin like that fellow. Hi-Y 3-49 S Club 45 Football 3-4. RUTH EVYLYN SLOAN Man may have his will but woman has her way. LEWIS SORENSON Plodding wins the race. CLARENCE RODRICK SUTHERLAND He's the drummer man In the band. IUNE EDITH WAGNER There are none like her. MARY IRENE WALDRON lt's delightful to he merry. A.R.C. 3g l.F.L. 2-3-4g Ame VIVIAN FRANCES WARD Flaming youth. HOWARD WELLS Don't judge him by his height. HARTWELL ROBERT ZIELSDORF All's well that ends well. rica On Trial . QE 2. .f X ' 0' .s,,.y ? I 'X -Q N 4 Boe' Calhoun, McCarthy, Murphy The junior Class Won't you buy a ticket to the movies from me? asked a junior of his friend. lt's an excel- lent picture and I know you'd enjoy it. How does it happen that you're selling tick- ets? countered the other. We sponsor the Iunior-Senior Prom, and this is the way we chose to earn money for it. We're anticipating a large crowd, too, for we've held dancing classes all year so that most of the juniors could learn. Did your class have many other social af- fairs? Yes, we had a mixer at the beginning of the yearg we had a Christmas party with Charles Goldberg acting as our Santa Clausg also, in the inter-class debates we won the Winifred Cedar Trophy. The Sophomore Class This is certainly lots of fun, said one soph- omore to another at their party. Do they hold one every year? I guess so, replied the other. I hope we have as good a time at other affairs as we've had here. And they did, for let's listen to a conversation among some juniors and seniors on the sopho- more Get Together Day. There goes a sophomore, a junior was ex- claiming. lsn't that clever, said another. They have their names pinned on them. Sometimes it's good to have them around-they sort of give us ideas. And the sophs continued to carry these ideas out. They went on a toboggan party and entered the Homecoming Parade as a body. They are also learning how to dance from Miss Chis- olm. President. , , ,,,. .Stephen McCarthy President, , ,, ,, , .lack Standfield Vice-President , ,, Robert Murphy Vice-President , ,,George Sennatt Secretary . ,, ,,,,,,, ,,,.Rolf Boe Secretary .. , .. Iarnes Terry Treasurer, ,, ,, ,,,,,,, james Calhoun Treasurer , , , , , George Lee 3 . . 1 aww: I ' 5 iv .. Standfield Terry Sennatt Lee Here Are Next Year's Seniors Row 1,-'Harris Horn, Armstrong, Ahlborg, Milchesky, Niemi, Cuellan, Shellum, Olson, Oland, Koby, Swanson, Laurie, Oesterreich, Mathison. Row 2,-Hakarie, Constance, Roberts, Francisco, Winek, Fisher, Kveum Engdahl, Beck- strom, Iohnson, Nelson, Seve-rson, Dominick, Dauplaise, Wagner, Lee. Row 3.-Hanson, Aldra, Bersell, Mabbott, Lesack, Leaf, Masron, Anderson, O'Sako, Gable Link, Chaplitsky, MacDermott Wigren, Kushner, Bjurman. Row 4,-Trescott, Phelps, Grover, l-Ioivik, Radiloff, L. lohnson, Percival, Williams, Leske Vanderport, Southwick, Rouj, Brewer, Lyson, Smith, Waggren, E. Carlson, Christianson. Row 5.-Handelon, Erickson, Renquist, Hohn, Swanson, Swanson, Necouski, Renardzic Gergren, Amundson, Pollock, I, Anderson, D. lacobson, Anderson, Strum, Patterson. Row 6.-Nycum, Blaylock, Renquest, Hohn, Saari, Mathison, Robinson, Stall, Murphy, Bishop. Row 7.-Westerbaclc, Efaw, I-lalti, Pelto, Hanky, Anderson, Sibila, Hendrickson, Gondik, Rodewald, Tourer Dauplaise, Stickel, Milavitz, Wilson. Row S.-Kalland, Tribbey, Brownell, Buck, Crowley, Amundson, Fisher, Beltord, Oliver, Hanson, Winters, Anderson, Stubb, Steen. Row 9.-Birch, Knudsen, Klabuncle, Westlund, Herrick, Zeidel, Holton, Wagnild, Winther, Gcdde, Bender, Leland, Baxtrum, Dahlin. 1 1 1 Busse Who Will Graduate Row l,-Anderson, Levine, Teland, Wachsmith, Rinnet, O'Keaf, Kelley, Oliver, Louis, Flesvig, Rudgard, Larson. Row 2.-Herman, E. Anderson, Olsen, Nysmen, Salford, Herubin, Iohnson, I. Larson Bergquist, M. Erickson, Curtis, Stopack, Laberdie, Vocovich. Row 3.-Shabilsky, Campbell, Talcott, Levinson, Butters, Schultz, Holzberg, Miller, L. An- derson, Vandeport, Moon, Lemponen. Suikkmen, Iackno, Carlson. Row 4.-Kovitz, Arneson, Kuyk, Heruben, Nelson, l. Moe, Lindberg, Helland, Milcheski Landin, F. Anderson, Lindberg, Sorenson, Richter, Rantala, Clark. Row 5.--Iverson, Andrews, Skoag, Oyaas, Bramer, Tonsberg, Smith, Finn, A. Anderson Titus, R. Nelson, Iacobson, A. Peterson, Neslund, Austin. Row 6.-Ames, Carmen, Lowell, Britton, Harju, Kucesky, Hanson, Sturp, Midbust, Balou Moseid, Berg. Row 7.-Rivert Coty, Roy, Prankovitz, Morris, Stenonsky, McCarthy, Berg, Gonski, Daniel- son, Nelson, Regal, Cowan, Talikson. Row 8.-Anderson, Manning, Rusfelt, Holmstrand, Olson, McCarthy, Mead, Williams Gonski, Argetsinger, McKenzie, Regal. Row 9.-Iandrick, Schnell, Bell, McFerson, Keaough, Boe, Specht, Welters, Averbook, C. Goldberg, L. Goldberg Modeen, I. Hicks, Larson. -I ,,,,.,.,,.,... i' Q Ls 3 In Nineteen Hundred Thirty-Eight How 1,-Sandberg, Hoag, Drolsum, Pink, Frost, Hunt, Conture, Reidel, St. Onge, Erickson Weiss, Korich. Row 2.-Straurnond, Shaw, Schalier, Egan, Sunstrom, Schildt, Fry, Homo, Brittain, Harju Andrews, Aaker, Andrews, Kempton, Helland. Row 3.-Newell, Leamon, Blackwood, Gallinger, Conroy, Buran, Beck, Russell, Codden Gvora, Geist, Curran, Ellis, Francisco, Finn. Row 4,--Wahl, Schmidt, Tills, Parsons, Prior, Quotort Saed, Sommerville, Genovese, Nelson Maki, Lugowski, Knight, Smith. Row 5.-Osberg, Stefinski, Miles, Smith, Pattison, Nodland, Iapke, Keere, Greeley Rasmus- sen, Danielson Pelletier, Kane, Thompson. Row 6.--Sislo, Manke, Campbell, Neurmi Slettum, Scheldroup, Simstad, McGibbon, Lien Backman, Servio, Carlson, Amundson, Carlson. Row 7.-Bukloski, Gimer, Lucia, Lundberg, Ryan, Rehnstrand, Buchanan, Giesen, King La Flamme, Anderson, Stream. How H--Matushak, Stearns, Schroeder, Iohnson, Iackson, Polir, Hall, Laurie, Banks Stephanosky Farlas Anderson, Thede, Iohnson. How 9.-Anderson, A. Olson, Markison, McGregor, Eklot, Broten, Saladis, Lahit, Sanda Nord, Smith, Sislo, Golden, Strader. 1 All These Sophomores Row 1.-Anderson, Whereatt, Molfet, Nelson, Allen, Bang, Samuelson, De Meite, Deegan, Eckman, Hertlein, Egnash, Marcoe, Alguire, Berquist, Logee, Leland. Row 2,--Vitz, Welsh, Springer, Olson, Lange, Holder, Brewer, Rankin, Walksmith, Peterson, Evarts, Sprolls, Wright, Steele, Buck, Berg. Row 3.-Iackson, Smith, Asslund, Heil, Carlson, Koby, Iohnson, Meyers, Campbell, Sunt, Smilanich, Erickson, Hieten Westlund, Bradshaw, Kemp. How 4.-Lundberg, Smith, Kraegel, Smith, Kearney, Sullivan, Sweezey, Ostazeski, Hall, Grimsrud, Schak, Ellis, Schold, Donnel, Acker. Row 5.-Morrow, Palm, Midbust, Bergren, Gunderson, Severson, Anderson, Krammer Matler, Elsmore, Topak, Lofgren, Gundt, Leamon, Blank, McGurk. Row 6.-Fisher, Salay, Heisel, Levens, Walde, Edwards, Larson, Olson, Howard, Huebner Bogan, Hammerbeck McOuade, Eagerlin. Row 7.--Locken, Martinson, Norman, Iones, Bee, Hutchinson, Evans, Hagen, Iohnson Ostrum, Olson, Putman, Anderson, Andrews. Row 8.--Mysmen, Haad, Higgins, Allen, Anderson, Smith, Murray, Sharpe, Nord, Bedard, Karwoski, Hammerbeck, Rosenthal, Row 9.-Larson, Nesdumt, Abrahamson, Moriarity, Syring, Chaplitsky, Mack, Petry, Nelson Kettonnon, Sweet Iohnson. I n za: Q Soon Will Be Flow l,-Carling, Lien, Grimsted, Arnundson, White, Fredrick, DeMosse, Rink, Ftieten, Paulus, Williams, Sauter, Seeley, Ullan, Botslord, Ansell. Row 2.-Fronckiewicz, Andrews, Nelson, Pinkoski, Magnuson, Nissinen, Crawley, Baer, Osgood, Penney, Nelson, Kernan Standlield, Gauper, Sennett. Row 3.-Fadan, Campbell, Carlson, Peterson, McBride, Selden, Gallinger, Byer, Carlson, Iohnson, Reiten, Haugen, Bradshaw, Hartlund, Haug. Bow 4,-Heckera, Axelson, Hammer, Potts, Domanski, Bratek, Edwards, Lee, Oakes, Larson Lindstrom, Selden, Rasmussen, Goert. Row 5,-Peterson, Bowser, Carlson, Zawicki, Fagan, Severson, Sletturn, Sutherland, Amund- son, Cooper, Perry, Lamphere, Wagner, Kittridge, Kelly, Talsness. ' Row 6.--Volly, Brakke, Babcock, Hicks, Kyllo, Greenseth, Green, Kahle, Meline, McQueen Gradine, Sword, Blaylock, Bucks, Bonsell. Row 7.-Dixon, Iorgenson, Benson, Iones, Murphy, Sharp, Westenberg, McDonald, Hanson Olson, Nelson, Bubley, Berg. Row 8.-Dixon, Oie, Carlson, Steen, Ryness, Nord, Antilla, Tubbs, Lee, Gilmore, Chase Caffrey, Chase, Langley. Row 9.-Giesen, Nelson, Thombly. I Juniors With New Dignity Row l-FStroozas, Olson, Moe, Searle, Moder, Taft, Pink, Gauper, Carter, Dunnigan Moriarity, C, Peterson, Cushway, McDona, Martinson, Batsford, Presthus. Row l.--Nord, Ainsley, Iepson, Murphy. Iohnson, Neumer, Voss, Peterson, lackson, Schibret Erickson, Ryon, Nelson, Brown, Stefanowski, Dahl, Rivers. Row 3.-Phelps, Kuna, Dominick, Chadwick, Lindstrorn, Billmayer, McCarthy, Bastrash Thompson, Wolean, Peterson, Archarnbault, Sulivan, Pitt, Pooler. Row 4,-Phelps, Sislo, Lorimor, Mattson, Kary, Simrack, Cass, Casper, Martinson, Steffen- son, Olson, Titch, O'Brien, Nordquist, Fagan, Flesvig. Bow 5,-Patterson, Olson, Iank, Prendergast, Carlson,,Anderson, Kostel, Peterson, Harman Berg, Cullen, Anderson, Sevens, Pearson, Warner, Iohnson. Row 6.-Matron, Fransen, Carlson, Berguin, Nelson, Palm, Teska, Pederson, Hestlegrove Cook, Wilner, Walsh, Hall, McManus, Pearthree, Bow 7.-Doe, Sauterberg, Honason, Adolphson, Olson, Onnestad, LaGrove, Yanda, Ritzman, Brownlee, Partelow, Kuyk, Iohnson, Geddert, Harvey. Bow 8.-Plain, Nelson, Miller, Garrity, Kosnick, Olson, Lingren, Martinson, Furst, Spechtg Anderson, Leehy, Brown, Nazinsky, lohnson. Bow 9.-Erickson, Germond, Laurie, Berwald, Bozinski, Hanky, Smith, Iones, Butler, Grun stead, Iohnson, Smith, Terry, Pearl, Walde. How lO.-ABolk, Runions, Hassell, Bender, Goldberg. -I-4--4 lynn. .. - in-:rs if 'wee , ALEXANDER H. LEMON LESTER KENNETH PETERSON December 7, 1920 MCY 28, 1919 july 24, 1935 November 7, 1936 Zin rmnriam Sweet evening stills the vibrant flush of' day, For every splendid dawn a silvered night is made The blossom petals drift with falling autumn leaves To every shaft of sunlight comes the shade, Then for each dawning life eternity stands near While mortals live each smile is neighbor to a tear, God sends his evening to us all, though day be brief, We must expect the night-and know that night brings peace. f Q. 5, fo ..- 'K .gba -2 Q-14 il Mu ', rr' ff L, Q, ,I- Yronr Row: Anderson, Snow, Peterson. Everett, W. Lcxndrurn, WiAX3orns, Mrdche Ro-N1 Busdoru, Knedre, L. Londrurn, Sreen. Berg, Gonski, Bobichoud, Skreeker. PWWGYSOU, ENC-KK. Von hrrnon, GreeXy. Skreeier, Gunderson. 'xWno'm does LHP, siond Xor'? asked 0 skudenk knkeresked Xn Xoinknq Vne cXu'o. 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McCcxrx'ny, from Bow 4' If I x are-K 9 JA, 4 : From Row: Sorrxeryihe, Suhwarr, Sxodfr, Back Bow-, Xepson. Pmaersorx, P-cker, Hokrrquisr' pmmhomson Gxew Prcker, 5Xoarm. Prbraharrxsorr, Hoxmqursgl 530155, Sxmwm- Oh boy, Yrrr gokrrq ko have hm on khe hmkor Sakeky Courxch ?rcrrXcj' arr- J rrourrced a rrxerrmber ok xhax chmb xo a krrerxd. khak ah your chmb ks dorrxg Xhrs ' d khe boy. member irrchg- ah Xhe Xs Xrxqurre 'ed the ou been hear Khe year? Say, rehxrrx rrarrhy, where have y hrrxe? SXeepKrxgX Dkdrh you saieky program We broodcask over C? Or hayer-Cx you heard about Rest? errxber rxovf, and C unch ihak NNEB our essay corr Oh, yes, X rem wasrrx xx Xhe hrrrror Sakexy o heXd a poster corr1pekrhorx'? h was, and dork Xorqer our speech comesk. Ok course, 'they ah had saXeXy as a xherrxe. Prrxd we errkerea a dandy OCX Xrm Khe Vodyhf' The Surixot Courxcfh Safety Af SGYGN hrsk was the Xherrxe ok 'rherr broaacask. OYYXCYBS Qt Scmcsler l Sccond Scmcs Presrderrk Ruqq E Vrce-Presiderxk Mamfr Horn 56C I-'YYBOSM Hearxor Sr X PWY05 B01 Mr Fir. hukh SXoarx Marlin Hohrxaukst Hearxor Suhwarx Bob Meer Mr. G-Xew Sergearh-cl - Pxdyrser , The German OYYXCEPXS wstvr Second .Semester fggeyr Presraent GXOHG NYQY99 Laggerud Vkce-?resident YXGYVGY 'LGQQGNA . Bammerbeck Secrexaw Lorrakne Hammerbeck bmson hav kser Mrs. Robrnson .1 Hs a pXav rehearsah and in German, too, Pardon mef' knquired a hmka sopho- more, uvlhax must X do ko Xoin ihe Ger- man chxb'? - enkor smhed kindhf, Y on shonhi nguage or be raking ir, uk Whdf has Xhe The s have had the Xa X can get Sn, b . dm. ' d lhe Cohege 'X and Then chxb done khrs -fe W eh, we enlerkaxne German chxb, emered the Vodvx xhe Homecoming Parade, and pax on a pray 'Bur X mean ak Khe reguXar meehngs exghained Xhe sophomore. We srng and read armies Sn Ger- an. and we smdnl the cusioms ok Xhe od ro me. NNN ryou counirrf. 'Whak sounds go e where Ko skgn up. show m . Onge,Larson,NN1gren, Hammerbeck. Morse, Geadert, Vocovkch. Ykrst 'flown Hommerbeck, Mcluirk, Nvgren, Kaggerua, Soni, CarXson. L. Anderson. ' Ylovlz G. Smkkh, NeXson, Vokovick, Wkkkin, Larson, Lange. hnger, Sehien Hih, Wright Mokhk, O. Xohnson B. Snxah. Germona. bAxddXe Back Row '. Beg 4' Ko y Lrndiord, Lee, Yoresrnan Peddie Pihiberg, Backrn , niiiia. Yront Row: Winthers, Nodeiand Dohis, N. Xohnson, Middie Row: Logee, Hanson, Aidra, Poiand, Stearns, Cox. Wagner. Bock VOW1 Nberq. Daupiaise, Paine, K, Wick, K. Xohnson, Tiius, L. Wick, Grani, Xu Action: Yoiand, Xuniiiia, Grani, Lee. Wick, Xohnson, Tiius. Buy a chance on our iurkeyi iis a ten-pounder and wiii make a deiicious dinner. Oniy iive cents a iickei! Buy as many as you wand News ihe bar- ker irorn ihe French ciub ai the Carnivai shouied, Mariha E-rickson's dancers are being ieaiured in the audiioriumf' ember was remarking io an- ear, Was-n'i ii a per- ai sieigh ride One rn oiher Xaier in ihe y ieci nighi when we had ih pariy ?' Pina ii was rare lun io pul on the -skii in Vodvii. By the way, do you re- member when Yaiher Le Yebyre was here and ioid us aboui Chrisimas in Yrance'? Pina, say, how many ieiiers did you gei 'rrom ihose french siudenis? Hard io transiaie, N' esi-pas'? Say, is ihis a game? OYYXCERS First Sr-muster Second Sums' Ykeginaid 'Yiius Presideni 'Beginaid Margaret Grani Vice-Vresideni iiare en Lee Secrerary Norma S Poiand Treasurer Luciiif Psdviser Miss The Yrench Ciub Kar Georgia May Miss Rankin fnaironzd 'YX1eXnte ' ' League Yuen dshrp OYYTCERS Fi,-Sf Sum-gg.-f Second Semester voncud NeXson Yresrdenk Gdorio Behen -ToroXd Berg VXce-Presideni ., George Schokier BeXen Nkssknen Secremry Nice Peterson C. T. Hodsdon Adviser C. T. Hodsdon rnernbers ernornkne Xeuers krorn Tor ONNGN1 counknes. XN'no's XX krorn'? XNhoX does KX SGYTI cTc1rnored o group oi sludenks ground . Mr. Xdodson s desk. The Xekler irorn HOT- -' Xclnd was opened ond read. d'TNe've recewed omers Xrorn Pruskro- Xm, Nnco, Engmnd ond Yroncef' ex- pkxined on oXd rnernber lo cx new one. Lei s have o skornp oucuon ond rcnse sorne rnoney Tor me irecxsuvff' suggest- ed me younger skudenx. 'xT'ndk's o good Xdeof' rephed the okh- J er, ond Vnis correspondence X'xeXps us prornoxe vlond peace. Be-sTdes, we had o good urne when we nod on Tnxer- nouoncd Yrkendsrup dknner, o sXeXgh ride pony, Ylodvu sin, ond on Xnurcxuon pony NeXson. Herrnon, Hodson, YNoXdron Yronk Row: ?okeXd, Skone, Pinkoskk, Yekerson, Snoiier, Ps. Pekerson, Sckrukz, Hcckno. X'MddTe Row: Vonderwower, ScrXrneTc. Som, ?odoXsky. Berg, 'nerrnonn Homberg, Wcudron. Nason. ' Bock Bow: Heyn, Erickson, V. Yekerson, Nesuond, Terry, Wesnond, Grknsrud, Reiten. K. ff' V. . g., Y' 'f W K 6 3.1 oy er, Hom Rowzggxvesxey, Thompson, Phreskus, Moe Xohnson, Bo-skevosh, Bxhm Schibrek. - I D l XJhddXe howz Xohn-son, Xsooc-son. Brodwxck, Becksuom, Lund, Nordquxsk, Yx-she: Smxih, hklyeum. Bock howg' Enqdohk Yrymxher, Thompson, G. Kyeum, NeXson, PoXgXose, Yogen, Hove, Murpwf- Lund, Bihmoyer, ?oXgkcxse, YK. Kveum. 'YhOrf19SOY - 'xknd now, Wxokef, whok have you ko soy ko: yourseh'? began the Xudge ox the mock ind, which khe newXy orqon- Xzod Nheno sockeky heXd os C1 Kookhoh in why. 5-V . X5n'K Nhis good? e1LcXc1Xmcd one oi Q Rho hskenknq QM-5. hs by my own dub, onnounced o beonnnq Pnheno. Oh, sweh! Yve wanted io ask you oboui khe exock ooxe oi your dance. KN c're hoyxng on Xnniohon Dxnner Dance, o Sweoker Donce, ond on Eusk- ex' Yormoh' X corkoiruy emoyed your Sophomore Ciherp X don'x know when Yye mek X suppose you ore en- Youhfe recxhy on, gekfkoq so xnony gina. Kehnq Khe Vodvh, Koo. done wonderkuhy Xhks yeor. Xeika go up Xo dass Kogethev. 'Yhey'h Xeorn ko dance or pehsh Rn Khe oitempi. OYYXCERS First Semester Svfnrld Sfmf- DeXores Smhh Presidenk DeXores e Movie Y,ngdohX Vkce-Yresidenk HeXen Y Xgknse Secrexory Kokherine VC 'Yreosurer hen Pxdyksef Miss 905 Xlokhenne Po hene Hove Mk-ss Cohins The thena Society The Centrai . Conservaiton Ciub OYYXCEBS ii SHTIFSNY D Second Semester seth Pibrahanvzon 'President Kenneth Prbrahaxnzon ward Ward Vice-President Edward Ward :very Sunt Sedy-Treas. Hg,-Vey Sung iiand Hutchinson Puhiicity Mgr. Hoiiand Hutchinson :. Xacobson Adviser Mg, sdcobson Roughin' it. Two thousand trees, two thousand shov etstut ot earthfnow it each shovet- tui weighed f x'NNhat trees? What shoveis? What are you taiking about an1fhov1'? inter- rupts a triend. X was iust trying to iigure out how ny tons ot earth X rnoved pianting thousand trees. rnean to say you 5 rna those two 'Whatt Do you pianted two thousand trees. X ot exacthf, but X ieei as it Yd shov- eied a ton ot earth. W s tiite this. X he- Xong to the C.C.C's and the purpose ot L the ciub is to prornote conservation. 'Yo do this, we pianted trees, set up teed hoppers and took tieid trips. X was iust trying to see how rnuch X didf' 'XY our ctuh certainty hetieves in work ry out its purpose. ing to, car Ptction: Ptbraharnson Martinson, Ward, Wagner, Sunt, Hutchinson. tAcQuade, Ward, Wagner, Hutchinson, Sunt, Xorqenson, Martinson, Pthraharnson, Mr. Xacoh- son, Yurst. as 33 ' -, ae- if V 32. 95 X Row: Webber, Goneau, ' Renquksh Drum, TOPGK, Mohne. Ysukkoskx, Hicks, Peherson, ora Saori. hukkoskx, OXeas, Gy Roberts. Bac front how: Mob. P rx rs n Boflor-dr-hcks, 'Yop h Kun, exdarrned erher 41 'YhXs is what X ca one ok a group bushy gemng koq Xasky baskek Kor a needy iorrmhyf' X bek wh:-,ev er gels this on Chrksrrnas Day wih be happy X SpeoXung ok Chrksxrnas, X hope you hay en'k Xorgohen our pany Kor Xornorrow nkqhkf' said 0 gXrX dose by X haven'L 'Yhal's because the inrha- hon parry W as so rrmch Kun Xhak Ya hare to rnrss khks one. X wish we couXd make our pkxns Sor 'Lhe Vodvh, but h's Koo earXy yer. X hope we have a good oar. Oh. W e WN, Xaughed anoiher gkrX, 'Adorfk we ahuays have good Xhknqs in b? 'rhrs du dents' The Stu ' X CXUXJ Commercra GY-SaX ush utkoski OXBGS Drum Edhjnd 890 S Rs- P9 hw Some day 1hey'h be skenoqraphersfkhev hope. OYYXCERS First Scmcstvr Second Semester Xune Drurrm Pre-sidenk Kung Dru Anne Sams Vxce-President CaroX 'Pevserf X PheXps Secrerary Vera E-dr Treasurer Berry Rem PSdVi59T Mrs. Thorn Home V era Echund Mrs. 'Yhorrxpson ! Srmrstvr 'rqrnmer Osacno rnne Bsfer ,eX Skrnskad :rt CoXb1 OYYXCERS Presidenx Vkce-PresXdenX Secrexarq Treasurer Adviser Gids' ciation The trhefxc Asso Sccond Semester HeXen Kahand Nordks Peterson LcN onne Byer Bekbf Xane Lee Y3eXen CoXby We are so gXad you carnd corn Yacuwf tea. Yes, we have Ns year. We 'nad an w rnernbers 6 X Cf, ms. kbah garnes vi aXso had hwan 'es. our qakxe busy K ikkakkon Xea Kor Tne ne ides having a hoax in the Horn parade, we awarded a banner e warmer. Yes, our Way Day was eXd as asuak and we pai on an ac Xor e odvkk Sporis? Oh, 1esX P-n arm me dub ks ko prornoxe sparks arrxon e We pXaK1ed voherfbak an bas Kin ine gkns rorn coX q, skaxrn ke Xeqe. We xoboqqarhnq parm rom Bow. BXa1XocY., SeXXw ood, YXeXson, Can-son, Brown, Eonq, VN, Skekionowskx. Second Row: Brewer, Edwards, Lauri, E. OXson, H. OXson, Severson, Yrwers, M, Srnkih. Larson, Deneen, Lundquksy Pekerson, Bakr, Brown, Hose, KnXcketbocYJer, Hsrnore, Corcoran, E, Larson D, Can-son, Bone, L. Hsrnore, Lange, Xdagberq Rasmussen, N, Yederson, XCaXXand, 'ByerLee Gedden, L. ?Pederson. ?erv1. Knxghk, Bern, Skeiianson Xohnson, ,- :lf ow' Roscoe, svxg, Osacno, front? , Rovli He 'Back l YQYSX ROW1 Zdwacki, Landrurn, Schniebie, Woiciechowski, L. Srnilh, M. Haug, Greei-1 Pink, OC! ROW iohnsiad, Higgins, Weiss, Les Weich, Giesen, L. Weish, Muni-oe, Xoymsog. Yroni Row: Buikewicz, P-xl, Dernsky, NicConneii, McPherson, Niodeeqi, 'Back how: Buchanan, Xackson, hehnsirand, irioiisiad, Pagueiie. Cosgrove, And iv . Y es, ihai iirsi garne with Eau Ciaire was ceriainiy exciting, said a boy io F his iriend as Khe-1 waiiced to ciass. uispeciahy ai Xhe end. There were oniq two rninukes ko piayfand ihe score was hed. One oi our boys scored, puliing us ahead, and ihen in ihe iasi haii rn uie anoiher one sank a baskei io cinc ihe game. iii bei ii was a ihriiieri Do 'ihe boys who won iexiers in ihai garne ioin ihe S duh? 'Y es, anyone who has earned a iei- ier may beiong. ii isn'i easy io g however, ior xhey rnusi practice ach garne iearning an irn oi iheir ciub X ihern. hours beiore e periecling piays. Pin a is io prornoie good sporisrnanshp iair piay. il's reaihy quiie an honor io beiong io ihe S ciub. OYYXCEHS First Sumester Sacond Semester Xoseph Woiciechowski Yresideni Xoseph Woiciechowski ncis Paquekie Vice-Vresideni Francis Paqueite Conneii Sect eiary Ciiiiord McConneh Treasurer Xohn 'Zawacki P-dviser Coach Coniey Yra Ciiiiord Mc 'Law acici Xohn Coach Conieq The S Ciub The Scrkhbkrs Q OYYXCYBS ,Q , crrwstur S.. , is Pxndrews Yresidenx Qkgxfgstpgfigws Kon Conroy Vice-Vreskdeni Marion Comov W Lou Smhh Sedq-Treos. Berry Lou Smxfn 'N Ks no goodf' sosls Xhe edrkor ok Cen- ' - kroX Nokes, os she pushes buck o pne ok 5 rerecked okkerinqs, 'xhevlriie khesef' Pxnd- o vleorq sxudenx hecwes cx srqh and goes ko work. The scrokchrnq ok khe pen rs khe onhi sound. 'Yrme morches , Yknohq the popers ore once more edhors eq e. 'Yhxs time Xheq ' ond xhe vlrrxer goes X11 by WYKXXKXQ o fenk sk khe on der khe Xnspechon home 'ro reXonn, probdo shorx sxow or poem to pres onororq sociebfs ne-A meeirng. Beskdes virihnq CenkrcxX Nodes, Khe do hos revwed the XocoX chopker ok rim ond Scroh, and hom severoX suc- cesskrn ponies heXo dnrrnq Xhe qeor hos Round. Xhok Kun dxds kheir work. 'N BOW 'WXCY' SGXOY YOQOH Bron ohn Conro ' ' ' ' ' '5 A NI. OY5rxen,MC1i 5 . rck how: Harvey. Pxhhoerg, Steen, Xockson, Yoqerhn, khrohomsoigoghogtlxgzxh Mboonoxdh Yronkil ws, Yr ' Mrsaxeosow- gigs N503 Tags' Hmm' Russeu- Perm, smaw . , n re s, eomon B Smikh Gr'm 5 ' 1 Br, ' - ' ' ' X Sw 1HOve.X4eom . Smrkh, Snhwcxn, Buck BXocXw1ood Yinn, Sxerrum, Mcgigbon Buck 'Bow Curran Ptrneson, H. Winek,'rtendricks,Sew ack ROW3 CUODWSM 'LONfJiCki, Cunningham, Anderson, Cartson, Constance, Genovese Guist, , tddte Row: Ltigoski, Smith, Stephens, Pearson, Levinson, Tanner, 'x-ierubin, Drahota. 5-were, Qoxts, Skrabetsici, :ont how, tackno, Tatcott, P-. Winek, Dominik, R. Xohnson, C. iohnson, Campbeti, pqongohn, Prtbrigkit, Matter, Back P-ow: ii. Peterson, Noiand, Christianson, Hitt, Bourgean, Winters, Simlek, Moderkiatonen, Butter, O'Brien. ' ifietiand, Voticert, Ostman, Linski, Niva, Moienda, Rank, Tuttie, Minor,E.. iohnson Maki Woiciechowsici Leiiltone front Ptowz Pederson, Ptontcin, Stactcvitv., Birch, Kenny, Engman, Neison, Nt, tahnrmi, 'Yyrom Middte Row. Otson. The music at the Co-ed bait stopped tor an intermission. Pt girt in ct tuxedo spoke to one in a bright tormat, Hov- ing tan? Yes, a tovety time. This is the big- gest sociai event ot the year tor the O.C.Pt., isn't it? Y es, its our most important, but it's onty one ot mony, tor weve hod quite o tutt socioi catendar. We work too tor we compiie the honor rott each ' 'tation parties are iots r s month. Our init ot tun. tint then so were our Mothe tea, Vatentine party, Surthght 436669 and att our other activities. Yon're tati- 'at course, why' cton't you ing o corrtrrter ci . mv.. ' at said, Thanks, XO The girt in the iorrn Ya iiiae to sign up. The Grder o Commetciat rtists First Semester Hozet Kenney Hetert Birch Luciite 'Yhors ianet Stactcovich Mrs, Peters OYYXCERS , Svmnd Svmcstcr Vikesident Linnea Ylngma' icesPresident Qtecmo, Nemo ?Y9CY9x0YY Maaetinc iohnsc iigstlrer Qeverw Sym viser Mrs. Vet: The Ctub Cockade OYYXCEBS rs! Semester Second Semester sph Satav President Lorraine Bradtev ugtas Drotsurn Vrce-President Gtadys Prronsohn rrrakne Bradtev Secretary Gertrude Legard arratne Haugen Treasurer Norrna EkeXund Mss X-Xarvev Adviser Mtss Harvey assernbtv was a brg success, too. V, ff G Prre att the arrangements under w aj if 32 Q tor our banquet? tnqutred tbe prest- Q 2 ' dent. . Ei 'tm ' Y esj' answered 'One dnarrrnan ot the tortbcorning Wasrnngton Birtbdafl Bon- quet. 'Tne tnvxtattons have been sent out to the knvtted quests, tbe program has been ptannedftnctdentdwl . il 'Nm be an excettent prograrnf0nd tbe dec- orations are approprtate Lets nope that it wut be as success- as our Hornecornkng Parade ' ' party, our toboggan dvuf' ,L tut as w . ttoat, our Xnttratron part-1 and our act tor tbe V0 Brew er, Xiattand, Yung, Legard, Drotsurn. Ysxont Row: Wotk, Moon, Haugbin, Nvgreen, Eketund, Bradtev, Mabbox Prutd Austin rddte How.. Anderson, Drotsurn, Yorsetn, Yrancksco, Crawtev Barsett 'Le ard Ps ' kr Kattand. Hoag, Satav. ' ' Q ' WMO n' Back 'Bow' 'Yitcn D Brown Ring Cartson O'B' ' ' ' ' 1 . , G Xdb - onon, Lernponen Carnobett. hen O mg' Donovan' Bfewef' Lmch' P S ' 5.5 4 YYODK RQWA Mcph Bock erson' img, Xohrxson, 'Uh Row. Xocksorr, Rydeh, Hoisxodr G1 ess: vsitghkcgier, :XcCorKhy, Keough. ' ' e' xflllirxs, Greebf, from Row' McBride Schrrieby ' ' G. Koro ' ' - 'Buck Row: Spechk, Prrxdersorx, CosgYg'5?k1?uQkyrL' Smuhf Vmkerson, Pgkg, S, Koro-ski roiersorr Cokxoun. ' e 5 ' aehnSi'0Ud, XOYKHSOH. Wehers Bah ,Chris Seq, BN, orc qou qoruq, xo me XXX-Y Swrrrg-mrxe dooce KorrXq'rxk'? oeked Beorqe. F n A X womdrix mme voor Xor OYXYQKQXYXQ .. fr 'W p, O A okxcr 'rxovrrrq -such cr good irme or qour home-corrhruq dooce. You Sure pm on ' b we svJeXX dormce:9. 'Do you remember we Kme XCAXL voor we 'neord cn your 'irmorrksgwing QYO1, gfggr Gnd Tooee eeXecKXorxe Wok Roger ?oXrrx phi ed? X vlrskx vi e corhd hor! e e-orrXeKYfWQ N49 Xbox hor our proqrorrrf' Ho-N Xe qour YXXXX-Bkwf ack corrxkrxg oXorxq Kor the NIodvXY? Yr, ev1eXX, ood is XR qokrrq ko 'oe Kun- ' 'ee xx rx you worn 0 good BN, see you ko- O WH. Dorm! rm Xorrqh. NNeXX, so Xorxq, rrkghx or Vue dooce? The YKX Club First Swmustur Leorrord NN eXckr YNXXXkorrx 15.9 NNXHKCSKYX 'Ykkorr Morvkrx Greebf Mr. 'Yordor My Lid-akrorrx Orrrceras Presrdenx Siggij V ice-?resXderxl NN Irv C1 'Yr eosur er NN whim! Secr ekory L96 Prdvkeere My 1 GYXOYI My AL: First Scmcstcr Xbork Wnkoski Hubert X5-orwoskr shervwn Gedor ekh SorrKueXeon Xlenn Mr. 'Boss OYYXCERS Yresldenk V rce-Yresrdenr Secrekory 'Yreosurer P'-dvrser The Ybotograp V Chxb Second Semester Harry Xockson Roy Bron Vernon Schroeder 'derberk Yerguson Mr. Bo-as How SXXXXY' direck-5 o rnernber ok me rm dub io o group ok skudenks ' Xockers. P- Xrgnk ' ond ' ' 4 1 5 fx 6 Pbokogroo N1 goibered oround Xrxerr o-zines, doude ok srnoke brXXov1 up, xnering up bis cornero 'ne nurrkes io ko deveXop Tne Xikn. XX Xt over to kbe QU cx me dork room o 'ne WN Xurn xkon oi Mr. if 5 goo , cbo, The dub, under the drrec Cr exudkes oXX pbo-ses ok pnokogropbq rckure-5 Ko dev eXopkng Yrkns, urnber ok geor- Krorn and 'nos 'roken book pbokogropb-5. Ks nok oh work ond no okay Pnern, hor dub rnernbers emerged xnern ok o sh pcxrw kbrs wknier. Seb! es ' Cedor,MrXovrk1,, dets, OX-509, 6 5c1rnueXson, Kcirwoski, Pinkosb, EVCUSA C0WYXQKon. Xdnnson, Son Seote '. Standing: Mehond, SXOXX Benson, Lrndr Horne, Morkenson, McCarthy, Vx. Xockson. Schroeder, Ldnxr, Seoleoi 'BrowneXX, , ' Ddnhn. Ferguson, Bm Skondrnq . 73 O, J, , xokrng p o Xorqe n wikb 905. ' x Back Row: Anderson Quariok 5-pecni R Sgmh Soe ' f f - . d, Basrn O - M Son' Tonsbmgi pouerson- VSSGH. Ydas, X. Srndh, X. Net 'ddX - ' - ' 1 . XS ' ' Murphy. ' GC Skom' 'WMM B- SYYNY1. Nycurn, Mackrlhur. Back Row: Cedar, Sexrnikn, Bender, Conroy, Scnak, Banks, Krooks, Dixon, We Yronl Bow: Lkkcnke, Cnnsrrnan, Edwards, Leszoynski, Vim, Ganenaer, McXDonaxC YKerxearsaX's over, says Mrss Currie. The words apparendy possess a magic quahky, ior or once Drornios pour our krorn me wrngs, scenery, and dresskng- A Q roorns, whne okhers chrnb on the slage '- ' , , rx xo XaXk wnh the siars. I ' 'Ynrs pXay is work, wearny exdairns an acior dropprng inko khe nearesk chakr, rephed anokner, you shouXd at ov er our nook. And ' ' Kea. Purc- Huh, me SWG Movner s .dh ,. e seen ak Uno rn a Vnrr espe- hay ed, Koo, ' chrrned ' as xougb, tnak X And X'neXp xds XYXGK GXX. nonrng oik Xhose pups, w crahy when Khey were so cuke wdnXed Ko bkd Kor Knern rnysen. rernernber khe Vodvnfand our break- 'P X drd rny share ak Xhosef' 'qned ine actor, 'dine Kun Rosy OY1,weXX, sr rnakes ix wonh whde. The Urorrfxo Chxb 4 First Svrnestcr Roberk Banks d Vrarkrn Kind 'dowar Vrrgknia Chris Marnn VM. Miss Currke YX YYXCERS O Presidenk Vkce-President Secrekarv Treasurer Adviser Svfond Srmvslvr Vxoberl 'Bar XoeX GG VXYQXYXXG Chtksh Coy Be' Miss C First Svrmfstvr Nice Moe Gna SkegeX V ra Carroh e ' Hagen Louxse Miss Snhkh OYYKCERS Preskdenx Sfflmd Sunwstcr V ic?-President Shiga? gsm EZTQSIZ, Mgrgmsveckx Ad ' x .G lege Wie' Mmss Srrmh The Booster Club rheard during 'ine Yxrsk week ok ear X937: Y? a Boosker Ove ine new schooX y . How do you Xike CenXra asked one oi the students. On ry rnuc'nX Everyone seerns to 'y'nes 'ro occupy knekr dd? , ye ny och x r dub . had a ye so rna does you GGY We X one K ha tirne. Wnax ny rrnngsX Last y rne bekore Vne rea no WF? rf! b nkered me 'nanon on wrvencem Ma ock Xookbah ga ak East High. WhaX KunX Y. second pXace in the Horne- r annum Xodfban as was We Koo rning Parade. Ou s a greak success, aX We earned Xern by co banauex wa our Cnriskrnas Yorrn . nity donors tow ard Khe sound sys senrng candy, and purpXe and -anne Us 'Yo cornpXeke me year we new a rnokhers Kea ior ne ent we GK G askexba . Nlodvn, d drnner e and an.Knr rnernbers. During co Xned the Senior Boo-sxers emerka supper .' ' A' 's , X . 'I . x :L 20: Cgdden, XrQcBr3di. Sekien, Sweezy, Kearney, Moe Can-Ou o 1 agen, uck, ra J xl B. L . ' ' eoe earnon, Srnnh, V. Learnon, Enackwood, Ganinger Yronk Row. Carnpbeh, Conroy, New eXX, Rehnskrand, En-sXey, Barion, Krernbs. ' Fussen. Buran. Cohen. Eusse. Beck. Bowser. Sieaey Reavre. 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Jharnb ers kdv rser 1' Sccond Sumestc Gan Yelerson Luana Hagberg Vhss Charnbers Xor the Teachers L Corcoran, BXaXr, Base, Bro Londo urs! . vin, Can-son, Horne. Xlnkc kerbocker , The C0qrima Club Vorce over Xhe sound s1sXern'. There A K khe Coqurna chxb wrh he a rneehng o xorrkghk aher schooX. M Prre you a Coaukna'? asked the new qXrX across Xhe aKsXe. ' hke xo 3oin'? X asked h ve sociaX XNouXdnk you her, Y on take cookknq. We a evenxs, Xnkhahon parries, a Cnnsirnas pany, and a 'rea kor rnorhers ond Rac- nhq rnernbers, Our hoax in Khe Horne- cornkng Yarade vr on honorabXe rnenhon. We heXped bw records kor rnhners, and sponsored N10 booths kn khe NX SchooX Corrrway Pu Chrksxrnas we donaked a Xarge arnouru OK appXe brmer Ko khe orphonoqe Yd be proud Ko be a Co- Thanks, auknaf' 2 H F DEM EAU-iii? Ualmw.. ' omeihing fishy here. Remember, Max, love is free. lun? dllIT'll'T116S. - 'L Reading fm zu.. We tell the pcxst-the present-cmd the future fe ,J mai? Ns Esther Bubley Coy Bender M ' 1 artin Ho mquist Gladys Aronsohn Echo Staff EDITORIAL Editor in Chiei , ,.,, ,.,, ,, . ,,,, Esther Bubley Assistant Editor . ., . . . ,, .. .,,,, ..,r , ,, . .. . . Coy Bender ASSOCIATE EDITORS Senior Section ,. , ,, ,, . ,.,,.,, ., ,.,, , .....,,. .,,, .,,,.......,,,,, I e anne Knudsen, Lenore Bell Clubs .,,,., . , .,,,,,. . ,, ., ,, .... . , ., .. .,..., ...... ,,.. , .. Vera Carroll Sports .,,, ,, . .. ,..i Kenneth Samuelson, Robert Sexmith Humor ,.,. , I, . ,,,,,,,. .......,., . Elaine Broberg, Mary Lucille Iohnson Literary ,,,. , ,. .,,. .. .. .,....,, ., ..,,, ....,. ,..,, , ,.,, ..,.,. ...,,......,,...., , . . . , Stanley Bubley ASSISTANTS Alice Boyle, Lorraine Bradley, Lavonne Byer, Alice Buran, George Evans, Io Ann Gradin, Beverly Holzberg, Lillian Johnson, Doris Knickerbocker, Fay Logee, Patricia Logee, Margie Oyaas, Rene Podolsky, Gita Siegel, Ruthmary Schak,. ART STAFF Margaret Lidstrom, Marie Kellogg, Carmen Iames, Karen Lee, Steve McCarthy. BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager , , ,,,.., ,,,.,,,,. .,,,,,.,r . ,. ,, , ,,.., Martin Holmquist Assistant Manager . .. , , ,, ,, . .,,,.,, ,,,. ,.,i,. , ....,, ,,,.. , . G ladys Aronsohn ASSISTANTS Eleanor Sullivan, Ruth Wolk, Gertrude Legard, Sam Laurie, Lois Salveson, William Mar- quardt, Bruce Campbell, Marvin Greely, Charles Kubos. PHOTOGRAPHY Walter Mortenson, Albert Pinkoski ADVISERS General .. , . W ,.....,,. .. ,,.,,,....,,,,.,,,. ,......,, . Harold I.. Mahnke Editorial ..... ,,... ..,... . ,, ,. Lulu I. Dickinson, Vinnie Harvey Art ,..,,. .... ,,,, , , , ., ,,.,, .. r.,..,.,,,,, ...,,,,... . Margaret Rehnstrand Business , ,,,,,,,..,. Einar I. Norman, Wasyl Halich, Iohn G. McBride Photography .,,,,,,. ,..,.,...,,,..,l, ..,,........ ..., ,,,,...... , . ..,....,. .,.. ,..., W i l l i s Boss 4 , . nc ' ,L .fs in-S '33 3' 5 align N' Q In A K A 5 . as was ' ' -rs L xted: Sexmith Samuelson, Evans, Bubley, Mortenson. T mding: Holzberg, Oyoos, Podolsky. Jted: Fitzmorris, Flynn, Siegel, Iohnson, P. Logee, L. Iohnson, Broberg, we ending: Byer, Grcxdin, Boyle, Knudsen. acted: Bradley, Lindstrom, Schok, F. Logee, Icxmes. Martin, Bell, Knickerbocker Q' fi L. Elvis. . i Abel Wendt Pink Russell Butler Larsen EDITORIAL STAFF OF THE DEVIL'S PI Editor-in-chief ...... , ..,,..... , .........,.,..................................... .... ..,......,..,,......... A , .......... ........ l . oretta Abel Copy Editor ................ . ........ ..,...,...,... ..... ,.,..........,..... T h o mas Wendt Assistant Copy Editor .........,.,... - .......................,..........,..............,.............................,.,........r...............,........ 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Advisers ,.... .........,..................,.................,,,,..............,...........................,...........,., M iss Robbins, Miss jay, Miss Rankin BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ................................... - ................,.,,,.........,,,,...........,.........,........................,...,...........,.. 1 Doris Cohen Advertising Salesmen-Marcia Beck, Lenore Bell, Marian Conroy, lrmgard Bramer, Betty Smith, Oscar kohnson, Garth Germond, Mar'orie Williams, Irene Hove, lrenetta Cedar, Helen Somerville, Esther raegel, Irene Smith, Yvonne White. Circulation Manager ,...... ..... , ............................................,,...........,.... .. ..........................,............... .. ....... j ane Ann Skoog Assistants ....... ., ..........................,...........,....... .....,. G eraldine Iverson, Emily Tonsber Bookkeeper ........,...... . ,,..........,.... ................................ . ,,.... .........,.......................... H e rdice Lung Adviser .,........ ....,.,.,.,........................... , .............,.... . ..,............................... M r. Whittington MECHANICAL STAFF Makeup and Press Foreman ....... ..- ...,...,,...........,.,...........................,,. - ....,... ......... H arley Flesvig Assistant ...,.. : ...... ,... ........,.,............ ...........,.........., , , .,.,...........,......... .. ....... , - Lyle Landrum Business Adviser ................ ,... ......... General and Business Adviser ........ Butters Emberson Andrews Jacobson Finn Brown Leamon Miss Hathaway Mr. Mahnke Wolk Blackwood Leehy I' vv Standing: Mr. Mahnke. Seated: Flesvig, Iverson, Tonsberg, Skoog, Landrum. THE DEVIL'S PI STAFF Will you write a head for this story? Where's that book of synonyms? Did anyone get the dope on that party? These are some of the cries that might greet the ears of any- one passing the publications office after school. A glimpse would show students flinging papers about, scribbling furiously, and creating an unbelievable amount of uproar. How- ever, it's only members of the Devil's Pi getting it to press on time. Last minute accounts of basketball games dances and parties must be checked and maybe rewritten. Publishing their paper isn't the only task which confronts the energetic staff. When ten members were sent to the N.S.P.A. convention in Detroit, funds had to be raised to pay their way. So they sponsored a Wild West movie, gave a cabaret dance and sold candy at football and basketball games. Was the time at the convention well spent? Ask the teachers who every other Friday have to remind students to Put the Pi away and pay attention. Standing: Somerville, I. Smith, Beck, Cedar, Iohnson, Germond. Seated: Bramer, B. Smith, Hove, Williams, Bell, Conroy, Cohen. .. G' ,v---A O r' 3 Members ot the negative team hard at work reading material with which to build up their arguments. Seated: Zanuzoski, Clark, Nycum, Patterson, Pinkoski, Cedar, Smith, Bubley. Standing: Banks, Smith, Edwards. Debate One of the members of the debate team was talking to a prospect for next year. My, but we've had a keen season! Forty students entered debate and we've had a squad of winning teams. What trips did you go on? he asked. Well, we sent teams to Spooner and Cloquet. We had practice debates with Superior East and Cathedral. The Iunior speakers got the highest num- ber of points in our inter-class tournament so they'll have their names engraved on the Winilred Cedar trophy. We veterans gave up our trip to the Chippewa Falls tournament to pay for a chapter in the National Forensics League. But we weren't so unseltish, for gold keys are given, set with various jewels ac- cording to the number of points each debater earns. What is your most important debate? We consider the triangular debates with Denteld and Duluth Central the highlight of the season. Well, so long, see you next fall in debate. Not to be outdone the amrmative is working just as haro. Seated: Wolk, Meader, Legard, Martin, Ziedel, Nygren, Roscoe. Standing: Krembs, McKurk, Pearl, Newell, Uahlsteadt. A I' 56 rw: Nelson, Kosesky, Converse, Frye, Finn, Iohnson, Welch, Hoag, Anderson, Iohnson. 2nd Row: Finnegan, McCarthy, Shdrp Hagan SOD, Mcckf Elonef Bfmfiflr RYCISU. Bishop, Abrahamzon, Leaf, Salus. 3rd Row: Backstrom, Sarko, Adolphson' Iohnsonlymfdc K HO Il. 4th Row: Anderson, Stearns, Rehnstrand, King, Stephanoski, Nelson, Standfield, Hones, Aaker, Levens. 5th Row: Knutseny A tn, Frederickson, Howard, Lokkin, Sexmith, Palm, Ferguson, Corbin, Kalland, St. Onge. 6th Rowi Bentsen, Runions, Ste-arns,Campbel1 gton, Hartley, Nelson, Nurmi. 7th Row: Herman, Steen, Brown, Anderson, Nord, Slick. Glee Clubs Say, Where did you get that gold pin you're wearing? is the question asked a member of the Boys' Glee club. That's the reward we got for winning first prize in the district tourna- ment, is the reply. 'lFirst prize! The Glee club must have been good. Did you win at the state contest, too?'?' Yes, We took first place, and the A'cappella choir won second division honors. When they were chosen to sing at a concert given by the Duluth Civic Symphony Orchestra, Director Lelvlay spoke very highly of their work. What did the Girls' Glee club do? They sang at concerts with the other members of the music department. We have a Girls' Triple Trio, and a Boys' Trio. All of the groups have done excellent work this year. towi Degler, Ritzman, Gunderson, Summers, Leif, Minor, Williams, Donnell, Abrahamzon, Kreide, Moe, Larson. 2nd Row: Smith., . Aronsohnjohnson. Mathison,Nygren, Sutherland, Aldra. Hill, Slettum, Bersell. 3rd Row: Lidberg, Wick, Murphy,Cqr1g4-ml rson, Fmn,Selden, Larsen, Kushner, Iapke, Turner, Steele, Culliton, 4th Row: Curran, Broberg, Lundquist,Kolanscy, Oleas, ,pson, Froncewicz, He1kura,Amundson, Pollack, Morse, Springer. 5th Row: Hartland. Knight, Mastrian. Etaw Walsh, Carlson Las, Larsen, Wiqren. 6th Row: Moline, Ellis, Link, Tyson, Schak, Lundquist, Osacho Lind, Rasher, Gallinger Hilgbeyg 73h R' . er, Gauper, Poland, Feyden. I i OW' 85 i X BAND PERSONNEL-Clarinets: Baxtrom, Bubley, Gates, Iackson, McGregor, Murphy, Salay Stubb, Th V't W ' ' - - ompson, iz, agnild, Wendt. Buss Clannet. Andrews Oboes. Aldra Bro- berg. Bassoons: Heisel, Stewart. Flutes: Braff, Hartlund. Saxophones: Goneau, Kreide Melland, Nelson, Sauter, Edlund, Selander. French Hams: Hertlein, Iohnson, Nelson The Band 'Round and 'round the gym floor marches the band, under the watchful eyes of Mr. Meier and Mr. Andrews. Not one out of step or out of line. They are training for a marching engagement as intensively as an athletic team trains for a game. And with excellent results, too, for they won the prize offered to the best looking unit in the Labor Day parade. Their marching appearance is equalled by their performances at concerts given in all parts of the city as well as at school. The band, fifty-seven strong, and clad in their colorful new uniforms furnished by the Music Mothers' club, makes an impressive sight. ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL--lst Violins: Averbook, Cedar, Eckman, Edwards, Fagerlin, Hanlcey, Keitura, Iohnson, Murphy Nelson, Russell, Tuttle. 2nd Violins: Bee, Bergren Edlund, Hall, Koby, Lindstrom, Nygren, Roscoe, Stickel, Sword, Wolde, Weiss. Violets: Ab h Ell' M' ' ' - ' ' ra arnson, is, ilavitz, Wilson. Cellos. Berquist, Bungaard, Erickson Turner. Trumpets: Byer, Essen, Grant, Horn, Karwoski, Mabbott, Peterson, Sarko, Ward. Baritones: Austin, Steen. Trombones: Brewer, Hunt. Basses: Backstrom, Steen, Dauplaise, Lavine, Lind, Satford. Percussion: Sutherland, Kelly, Hankey, Pearson, Hedblatt. The Orchestra I don't want any walking on this new piano, and I don't want to catch anyone tap dancing on it either. lt's the best concert grand in the city, not a stage. Those with the new basses and baritones should be able to bring out their parts more, for the horns are the finest that can be gotten. Now let's try the first six measures and land. With that Mr. Meier raises his baton, and orchestra rehearsal continues. But even the bell doesn't iinish the day's work, for section rehearsals are held after school every day. Being a member of the group is no easy task. Hours of practice are re- quired to master selections usually considered too difficult for high school stu- dents which are the kind presented at the concerts given by this organization. Basses: Anderson, Slick, Oboe: Broberg. Bcrssoons: Stewart, Togstad. Flute: Braff. Clarinets: Murphy, Wendt, Olsen. Bass Clarinet: Andrews. Alto Saxophone: Sauter. Pianos: Hanson, Oyaas. Baritone Hom: Austin. Trombones: Brewer, Hunt. Bass Tuba: Steen. Percussion: Hankey, Sutherland. ELMER Left to right: Iohnson, Leszcynski, Auld, Adams, Ward, Essen, Gingras, Severson Dramatics I really enjoyed the plays put on this year by Mr. Taylor's dramatics classes, didn't you? I never laughed so hard in one evening as at those three comedies given early in the year. Remember how sorry you felt for Vivian Ward in 'Elmer', and how glad you were that Thomas Essen took her side? And remember how sympathetic you felt toward Harvey Backstrom and Shirley Krembs when a lover's quarrel separated them in 'The Wedding'? And how glad you were when Helen Turner decided to return the money she found in 'Finders Keepers'? How the THE WEDDING Left to right: Pink, Barton, Standfield, Krembs, Backstrom, Nolan. 6 A DUST OF THE ROAD Left to right: Nolan, Nycum, Standfield, Harris. Dramatics audience laughed through all of these! But I really think the serious play, given for Christmas, was a more difficult task. It was well done, especially the parts taken by Nancy Nycum, Bill Standiield, and Thomas Nolan, Truly, I think we have reason to be proud of our dramatics department. Oh, yes, I enjoyed the senior class play, too. The name ? Why, don't you remember ? 'New Firesf Yes, by Charles Burdettf' lt was acted very nicely, don't you think? Directed Well, too. We have a line dramatics coach in our new man, Mr. Taylor. HFINDERS KEEPERSH Lett to right: Mr. Taylor, Salmela, Turner -...i-3:1 I I l Wa .755 ffl .,, P1 NEW FIRESH Seated: Knudsen, Krooks, Turner, Nolan, Severson, Standing: Krembs, Barnes, Moe, Standfield, Auld, Ostby, Tuttle, Cosgrove, Backstrom. Dramatics I laughed especially hard at the antics of Alice Moe and Iohn Ostby. They seemed like characters from 'Out Our Way', didn't they? And Wasn't Shirley Krernbs appealing as Eve? l'll bet a lot of young men in the audience were envying George Barnes. I also bet a lot of feminine hearts were fluttering when Harvey Backstrorn appeared as Dr. Gray, and remember the way the audience laughed at how Lorraine Krooks bossed Thomas Nolan, Alice, and Iohn'? And weren't you happy when all ended well? I think the success of the play was due to the fine acting and expert direction. '5lGndin93 K' lohnsoflf l-Undquist Simzek, Salmela, Barnes, 1 Seated: Cosarove, Andrews, Harris, Krludsen Slick. .xl lf 12 rlwf une Van Arman I C C Xkyk' iiggikldfgr . zgg1sv't Richard Zanuzoski Helen Nissirien tg The Cheer Leaders We want a yell! We want a yell! clamor 1500 students. A yell leader dashes to the middle of the floor. All right then. Let's have the Central locomotive! Are you with me? With this each student tries to outdo the other in the loudness of his cheering. When they demand more, the combined squad of cheer leaders call for a joint yell much to the crowds delight. By this time everyone is thinking ot Smith Brothers Cough Drops, so with March on, Old Central , or the new favorite, The Arrowhead Trail , composed by Mr. Meier, the rally comes to an end. 3' - ,P -A. iQ 'Nt A. Evelyn Titch lack Standlield QI. ,aa 1 . , A Iune Pinkoski h,WS F- 1 LKI5 1-AV! ,Age 5. Y Jw- K Q Q ',' 'nun if , W v - Y--f+W 71' Q hx I I X Abu-1 e ' v -'T i -IL. , - Q E 1 . . xx KAREN LEE 's X A mcn.Ch1UQ COYPS . Drvm Leglon gn Ameftc nsncuofy b'I U18 o SGW us' s the Plgeons 'K gd- , s die released . eoh The P19 New Athletic Center This year, Centra1's new football field, dedicated to our late principal, C. G. Wade, was opened. We be- lieve that the spirit which inspired the bowl and in which it was dedi- cated are best expressed in these words spoken by M ayor Ostby at the ceremony: We have met here today to dedi- cate a new athletic and recreational center for Su ' perior-a great accom! Central's ball in the first game at the bo wl Awaiting the signal to march to Dedicated to C. G. Wade plishment by our citizens to provide facilities for the upbringing of youth. ' ' ' t the We dedicate this held o memory of a man whose entire life s devoted to that purpose. He vis- wa ualized this accomplishment years ago. Today it has been attained. The dream of C. G. Wade has come true. And so today we reverently d these newly constructe name grounds, 'Wade Athletic Center'. Members of the W the bowl .PA Bend smile for he cc c L Welch Higgins Kalinoski BUUKSWICZ Season's Highlights Starting the season in an impressive fashion, Central bowled over a plucky Duluth Cathedral eleven, dominating the play com- pletely. Duluth tallied their only points against Central reserves in the final quarter. After seeing this game hopes ran high for an undefeated sect- son, but they were shattered when Green Bay downed the Vikings in a close battle on their home field. Duluth Denfeld, in the opening game at the Wade Bowl, proved rude guests, for after playing Central on even terms during the first three quarters, they scored twice in the final period to win. However, the Vikings came back strong to take Ashland into camp without any trouble. Buchanan McConnell Iohnsted ks Schneible Stearns Rehnstrand More of the Same With only one thought in mind, to avenge the defeat suffered last year at the hands of East, a determined Central squad took the field and put their small but scrappy opponents to route, com- pletely wiping out all inglorious memories. The Purple and White clad warriers' invasion of Duluth Central was disastrous, for the Vikings dropped a close game to the U Trojans. Playing on rr snow covered field, Superior's offensive tailed to click, and every Viking thrust was turned back. Climaxing a season of ups and downs, Central crushed Coler- erame. Scoring freely in the first quarter, the Centralites built up an early lead that was never threatened. The close of the season found Central with four wins, three defeats and no ties, and averaging nineteen points per to their opponents five. Hofstad Axft Iackson 4. Q 15-A Anderson .4-C I Welch 4 I I 33:15 A grunt always helps, Moose. CY Here is the boy that pass that SCOl'?'- Coach ConleY Read 'em and Weep Centrcrl's Score Where Opponenfs Score Central U there Green Bay 6 Central 0 here Duluth Denfeld 12 Central U there Duluth Central 6 S Munroe A L V 543 ' ti'-C Say-have you heard the latest? Now Dry Those Tears Contral'l Score Whore Central 32 there Central 31 there Central 54 here Central 20 there Central 137 l lodeen Aker Opponenfs Score Duluth Cathedral 6 East High O Coleraine 7 Ashland O Opponents 37 Greely Mgr. McPherson 0 One for the money, two for the show- Sexmith. Dauplaise. Specht. Welter. King. Iones. Golf Once again golf takes its place with the recognized sports of Central. The 1936-37 team, managed and coached by Mr. George Dauplaise, played two matches with Duluth Central, but was unable to complete its schedule because of cold weather. ln the spring, a 36-hole tournament was conducted to give more boys an opportunity to win a place on the top six. This attracted a large number, because of the chance for a minor letter. After this the team played the faculty and then concluded the year's schedule. The top six and their respective positions are: No. l. Ed Slice 'em lones. No. 2. Bob Hook 'em Sexmith. No. 3. Bill Birdie King. No. 4. Omar Eagle Dauplaise. No. 5. Iunior Whitt 'em Specht. No. 6. Don Dub 'em Welter. Hockey Central, for the first time has a hockey team. Though they got a late start this year, the boys were able to schedule games with the college and with other sextets around the head of the lakes. Their greatest achieve- ment was a 14 to 5 victory over Webster high school, which later won the American Legion Class A Championship of Wisconsin. Central had begun too late to enter this tournament. Superior, with its long winter season, offers an exceptional opportunity for the sport, and the boys deserve a round of applause for organizing Central's first successful team. Goal ...................................... Colin Munroe WiHQ.. ......... ...... . Bill lohnson Wing ..... ........... . ........,,. B ud Litchke Defense ............................., Ray Malushak Center. .... .. ............. . .Floyd Sanders Spares-Bob Buchanan, Bob David- son,Bob Dixon, Hugh McDonald, Milton Schroeder. Iohnson Buchanan. Malushak Litchke Sanders Munroe Dixon, Patterson. gg, ,05 . Herubin, Meysman, Nelson, Farless, Utyro, Ber- ger, Nelson, Iendrick, Strenge, Tholmley. The Rifle Club The Swimming Team Things are beginning to boom around here since the Rifle club was organized, read the article in The Devil's Pi that heralded this event. And the members do keep things booming-every Friday night, after school in the air tunnel. It is there that they hold target practice, under the direction of Coach Conley. The boys are members of the National Rifle Association. They plan to have both intra- mural competitions and meets with other schools. Officers of the club are: Florian Iendrick, cap- tain, and Harold Tholmley, secretary. Members are: Ray Herublin, Phillip Meysman, George Nelson, Robert Farless, Ioseph Utyro, Lawrence Berger, Warren Nelson, Florian Ien- drick, Iohn T. Strenge, and Harold Tholmley. Swimming is another sport, introduced at Cen- tral this year. The first event held was an intra- mural meet at the Y.M,C.A. Winner of the 100 yard free stroke was Howard. In the 220 yard free stroke Ostrum came first. Carmen won the 40 yard free stroke, Specht the 100 yard back stroke, and Thompson, the 100 yard breast stroke. The team of Howard, Essen, Carmen, and Cal- houn won the l00 yard relay and that of Howard, Thompson, and Kelly captured first in the medley relay. Despite its inexperience the team held a meet with Duluth Central on April sixth. The members are: Free Style: Tom Essen, Bill Howard, Earl McCain, George Sennatt, and Grant Carmen. Breast Stroke: Bob Kelly, Harry Thompson. Back Stroke, lack Keaough and Art Midbust. ...gal SGIIDCIN Midbust Keaough Carmen. 'Kelly A 1 95? A Len. Welch t Y Q ,.. .Li t QJQ 102 1' :i'1ur-- - A Review of The '36-'37 Cage Season g Before the Vikings' basketball schedule opened, Central's fans were wondering how the '36-'37 quint would stack up against last year's wonder team. They feared that the loss of such stellars as Ftehnstrand, Engdahl, Frodesen, and Simstad would result in a lean year. However, they were set at rest by the performance of this yecir's team. In the opening game with Eau Claire, Coach Conley's crew proved they had the-ability to come back by defeating the Old Abes Z1 to 17, after being led for more than three-quar- ters ot the contest, The following week the Wausau Cardinals fell victim to the mighty men oi the north by the top-heavy score of 38 to 18. Superior cage devotees anticipated a dog fight in Central's next encounter with their inter-city rivals from the Old Town. But this game merely lengthened the Viking victory string, as they whipped the Orientals 32 to 19. The Central lads piled up a tremendous advantge in the first canto to coast for the remainder of the game. In their first outside game, the Conleymen were hardly tested as they soundly thumped Duluth Denfeld, 42 to 13 Central started slowly but gained momentum as the game progressed and soon had an overwhelming advantage. Apparently having acquired a liking for high scoring, the Norsemen trampled over Ash- as :- V' :unu- QC ., .fb xt Rehnstrand Girgag Review of 'The '36-'37 Cage Season land in a rough game. Central and East fans eagerly awaited the return game between these two traditional foes. Although fought more closely than the first, this encounter dem- onstrated how well the Centralites used their height, thus causing the Easterners to resort to long distance shots. Central secured an early lead and managed to keep ahead of the Orientals until the final gun sounded. ln this game Central accomplished what few Viking teams have been able to do, defeating East High twice in the regular season. This spurred the squad on to new heights, taking in their victory stride such well-known teams as Duluth Central, Park Falls, Ashland, Cloquet, Eau Claire, La Crosse, and Wausau. Among these, their closest encounters were with Ashland, whom they defeated 22 to 21 in the waning moments of the game, La Crosse, whose Red Raiders put up a terrific struggle before submitting by a 28 to 18 toll, and the Wausau Cardinals, who were not subdued until a moment before the last gun ended the game with the close score of 27 to 25, With this Central pulled down the curtain on one of the best regular cage seasons in the history of the school. Q. s ' as-Q 5 r if K' ,,, GO . -, '94 C Smith ,c 'fs 'K 1-M McConnell lohnson MCBi'ide 12 X I 'Q Q 5. Coach' Conley DISTRICT TOURNAMENT The undefeated Norsemen won the right to enter the Class A championship meet a Madison by overpowering Eau Claire's Old Abes for the third time during the season 24-17. The Vikings maintained a lead secured early in the game. CLASS A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP MEET The Conleymen finally caught up with old man averages and lost their first gama of the entire season to a strong Beloit team, 34 to 21. Central took a brief lead but coulc not keep it and were led at the half 19 to 7. However, Central bounced back next day to defeat Madison East 27 to 19 and a day later won the consolation championship iron Racine Park, 33 to 19. SEASON'S SCHEDULE Central ..,,,,. .,,.. 2 l Eau Claire ....,,........ Central Park Falls Central ,.,, ,. ..... 38 Wausau ...... Central Ashland Central ,. ...,..... 32 East ...,........ ...... C entral Cathedral , Central , ,. ,,.,. 42 Denfeld ..... .............. C entral Cloquet . ,, Central ,,,, ,..,..... 42 Ashland ,........ Central Eau Claire , Central ,,,,., ,. 29 East ,.,.. ., ...........,. Central La Crosse , Central ,. . ..,....,. 36 Duluth Central ...... Central Wausau DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Central .........,.,........ 24 Eau Claire. .... I7 STATE TOURNAMENT X ,r 4' Central . .... ........ . ., 21 Beloit ...,.. .......,....... 3 4 LZ. Central , ....,.,.. 27 Madison East ,.,..,., 19 X. Central .,,,,, .,...,.,. 3 3 Racine Park .......... 19 1 , fconsolation champsl A.. .-, 'Y I - 2 l 5 l l Mgr. Pink W9lSS Les. Welch Q E X KY QQ .L W? if Sag W .Q--4 , Y W? u 'sv A f' 3153 N. 453 yxv. i iq ' A 'b X mm ' , . ik!! kk ', 5': - . A 'R ,x .Mm ., ww. N. M xiii mfs? - a K 4 xp N Q 'N This Year's Crop of Misses Our last day of gym is here already. Hasn't the year gone tastl Yes, aren't you glad we played football? We could enjoy the games so much more after we understood what was going on. And wasn't I proud when the first hour Monday-Wednesday class won the football toumamentl Oh, well, my sixth hour Tuesday-Thursday class won the basketball toumament! My class may tum out another Bess Ehrhardt. We went skating on the rink behind school whenever it was nice. And the fun we had tumbling! Remember those cards with twenty dif- r'v-.gm ,f - Are Good Athletes terent stunts printed on them? We got three points for each perfect stunt, two points for average, and one when We couldr1't do it very Well. I eamed titty-eight points. Which stunt did you think was easiest? I would say, 'Going Through the Stickf Iumping over the leg was hard- est for me but I finally did it. So did I. Then wasn't the volleyball toumament great sport! And I liked learning those country dances. I liked them too. Now We're ready lor our last game of baseball. Come on, let's go! The Winnahl These Sickle Maids. Wfy What, no Minnie Mouse? , Sophomore? Snow? Superior? Tarzan's Return? No, a gladiator. Oh, if I had the wings of an angel! The Homecoming Day Parade ,Musa 13 nn Sw II, Ifizf ' I-'W-If?rff1A 11fI111Is:ff:s:eif-- I , A ' ' ':'fE4E'113S:5:1?ijrE:jEI-5E-'- ffflf ' '-1-I-:A .-www , . ,, fr... I A- A. --:Azeri--:-.3 1 ' X cowl EE EE SS-SEC, I F ETE T' N .,.- I E X .fb - ' C,1ea2nIf5bI ' he Conrad A C Ur .,.: 1414 To 1 IDC I Owe, Ave 's 25:2 I fl I 5,5 -f-Har' 2- ' :f f' gg - -.-M x fy. 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THE ..- i ' FOOTWEAR AT POPULAR PRlCES i TLING T l in BGT yocsue eooiem l n Ave. 1020 0942 T A N gg e,ee is eeee phone eos H20 OWS' Ve' ia 'es ee Q eeee Wfwfffff eeee so J if . S '. .- we eAeee.e - ..g.g.,M.,,f. ...-,.fs 4- - .- s -: iii-3. i 1 . X 0 0 X V acatlon une.. . . H ' Summer days remind us that vacation time is here. Duluth- N li ians and residents of Superior and Northern Wisconsin have a 5 I decided advantage over those who live in other states in that i they can pick up their camping and fishing paraphernalia and L within a few hours be in the heart of the wilderness, in The Playground of a Nation. i The Duluth, Missabe eh Northern Railway serves this won- i derful resort country through the towns of Tower, Ely, Winton .. and Burntside. The canoe trips through the border lake country , offer a type of outing impossible to duplicate in other sections of jg ii the United States. l Ask for our descriptive booklets on this vacation-land. The Missabe's fare from Duluth to Tower is 31.92, to Ely, 52.30. : Use THE MISSABE. i Duluth, Missabe and Northern Railway Co. i up C. E. CARLSON, President G. C. ROSS, Traffic Manager il DULUTH, MINNESOTA X. . , if ef - effewf I-fe-ef ew elmefewme 1-fwfii ,,,. ..,,A,, ie ..,. -- -' H 'A i' A O - . :: ..... V 6 ,..,...,. , ,.,. 2 .,.:.,f,:, 2 g ini' .,., ,,.,,,, p,,,., ,.,,,, .,,,,,,r,,, , 1 :,.' -Q53 23 ' r ng, ,QM 'k3ff:Sf :I ' Qi! 233541: 1 Nr. 5 .-a, ,'.-lv , 1 ,Z , rg W' '5 .fa-Q: . iff.: -.. A RQ ..A.. f V Xxx, W . ts 0 0 .Q Compllmen 1 ! Compliments of A I 1 's Meat Market l Q:fT..:,f C0 C ' P pmuavenz ar 'rltch Q51a!7?PfQ' 630- A mrs, MEATS A 1122 Tower Ave, fa pROVISIO l Ave Phone 872-873 Qomplete School Supplies A 1021-23 T0We' A L Q ' ' I L I i f DJ Y K TL ll 5 J I O U Fl OW O fl we en --- ,,,. CO-OPERATIVES control the margarine, flour, rubber g00dS, llght bulb and other industries ? ' CO-OPERA'1'l'VES serve over one-third of the population? n 4222413 CO-OPERATIVES have their own distributive and productive plants for almost everything they need ? - The depression was very mild, because of the stablllzlng effect of the Co- operatives on the country's economic life? 5 By patronizlng our own local co-operatives, we can build them into lnstltu- tions serving us with all our needs, without having to pay private profit to anyone. BUY CO-OPERATIVE! CEN A CO O A O ESA TR L PER TI VE WH L LE i f supanron, wrsoonsm 'I'he Central Buying Organization for 50.000 Consumers in the Northwest lie a a a a a 1 A A Tlx , , of l ' A-he f A Compllments x SEE SNACQVIE AT LEAST fl A Q a S A WEEK n IA is XX-New x A COVE? l p E or P L E X q UD. l S A A et A T H E A T R E tw 1813 12th Stre S ' -Y cl snownvo coNsrsrENrLy A soon PICTURES A L.. ' I -is s J .. . r A , A ... . -- ' ' A 'E A , .,., x ..,-. , .,-- : :.: : 1:-1-Q :2: 'r1.', 7 - - - - ' I4lAvwux-:G:::-AWQEQER . 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Wis- , ,A W' roy Greetings From The HQMTYV l l gg I T o -, --..-U-j X sfsffifii , TABLE KIODS .f-f - M ulslcilil 1 r 3 Q arc an ' 2 COFFEE NG I 'Se :ig RUST-PARKER C o Since ISUU 5 q,A,'e,r QY DULUTH, MINN- Serving the musical needs of the people of Upper Wisconsin and Minnesota. J ' QUALITY MERCHANDISE ll Lowest Prices' Easy Terms T- l ' Compliments of STEINWAY - CHICKERING .Y And Other Pianos. Mast . 'gD'jS HAMMOND ORGANS C I an and Orchestra Instruments - - omp if Pmnhnq zls wesr le F 0 Duluth Q 1315 Broadway i First Sl- U Minn. ,A Y E J 'L g r Q-.:- ','.'1 +11-i '-,1 it if'1 '1.- e ijff '-'1 ': ' ?if5'i-TE .'1 i1 -.,: o r ':ifi,i IQV :.::- :-o-A. l ':'1 -',:i. rV1ir-- P :1. V-'1ee-le-W-. 1 'Q o ' ' -.72-I QA .ki 2.51.96 Y-.-:R 555 -e ...... 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Member of the Federal PCP051t X ASSOClafiOn 3 Insurance Corp0r2f10 6128 Tower Avenue f if E ESTABLISHED was J SUPef10r - Wisconsin eg W e ee V I V., fffzfziiif' N Y, .. -7- - - Y' ' ' , I - e e 'er-N--we W ef I Sie gel 's 'O' l Value .3 ff 0' m Q55 Quality I If l S N I mart Cl .-.-.,., 1 Fo n I wig. .112 r - e Hu School Men lr my J M 720 - 722 7. 1 -r::.,A-.4 CW ' le e HE R E 5' N C ffeggg' J K5 Y X '- '- yxx . . , 5 25rf::rii:riQS2:raL5ESG1E2xi:5-x.::ar:5Sk3:rEr 33-.i'fB,EtTQ,gQ -Q e- -- - ' A. r.--we.. - . . . . .. :gi:.:-5,-5:,A-:-:-1-:-1-:-1r:urs ' ,.?.. .':::r.e ---0'-. 1r23fr?ff1:2.5:-::qS5iz,.-'''iasfzrrfiq-.fiirifkir-:,:jq.:::.w. ax-'Er:f'?f?f4 -. -'SEQ 1-:-zqziffszifsrzma-- A, -p1 ,:1:::,g:5-:a:.:.,., '- -gg:-.-,1.. .--f-H .-.q.,w,,..r-.qrKt .,- :--..-. - QM ,. ,-.- - . - . y .. qzw'-ua!- ' .vxf-:-'.f:1.,:'-r:-.:-:sim-:2:1:1:'::-. eewffgiez, ..,.. ,, ,Q 22 AIPIRHIL cxboom swf h'El?f'f mf Of mf am ffy Q fvfmffafr Afrfn mf conf 1 Mm Banff ffffro wvar Flame: Hfu NEED 19 LGI' l'76Wf f00'f0lr9f!0ff mfm A raumf fafvromnon 6Hl7f ff ' Q wh'l97' 010 vnu 77f!!Ylf OF ME G'-f7f9fY HY H.vfffv5Lv? me FELL aw we mam G57 oFF 400 Wofaf' PEP Nffyure' WMV ,UIIDIIUE YOUIP YOIX X Jr 3 , 2 fvx'-vb? 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I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Virginia - - 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 IS Happy Because She 1 5 Has Found She Can Buy 3. 5 5 1 ' - 1 I 1 Quail!! Fslfmfure 1 . 1 ' ' T' 1 FROM 1 - 1 j May Furnlture Co. 1 Moose Building 1 L A L. 1 f' A W fr ---ff LLL- 5 24:-ff5ffIG f - , -: :sf 2 : f -s- 21 ' 5..-.1:12P'-2:a::f:sf:fs:-um- , :.eases::5:::-ss::f.1:ffs::::::::::::::::2::e.::f:f::-:zsz11:-N--'- .2 wr .: , -- :- '1 5'1':r Q ..0. 3-J'i0:..' sl DOBBS HATS sr Af ARROW SHIRTS 1 0 Clothes of Distinction or Young Men 0 3 T gr ' ff?1J .,f K -, -5f:,g.,ff',fQf'f ?f1f1'f' ' , ,. - -- f ,. - 2 ..,, 1-wp:--x-f:ssaw:5.:-.x:,:-F:-1-:-4fmziSx.1,.:x.,.-,,--::. '. N' 5 . i' -i' '3iA1igusnvgul1llvlniAuluYir . .auunU.gnannr.i.iuuur4nlr4nnur4nuuavg.1y ' we A: i f :N . 3: s tv- -. .312-.+: 15, t -1 f. .5:-r:- :-. -:-x-:-c M:-E55- 4-:aa-:-: 25512 -V:-: QS. . - '-4:5252 :sg .H-te-1: c':'N:lSf i ,: Haier. 4,2 :+. if 1' -.za Q wiiiis. '-:q,:?,: V ,ter 4541-152- c ., ,.,... .'fijf'I'f'Q'. t , .., ,. . 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Bingham Hardware 96 HARD WA RE , rf SPORTINE GOODS h SUPCfl.0P Book Bfndel-y 1 an 712 W er . h Sherwyn-Williams Paints St Phonedw I 1009 Towel Ave. Phone, 109 i Z S Kg Y -1 lg-'W -f-'- SH- --- --W 1? vl- lj, It's Fun to Live Qlumplimwtg I n a i V ni When You Can Eat Plenty , Of Good Food Heartily f P' 4 ffmh 1 .er ! Quality Foods at E. O. Thompson 1422 Tower Ave. Phone 522 il. E x , I .4-ve:---a..-.,. 1. x . ,... j . 5, -'.:+g-g.::rs-1-1'- :2f1f: . ' ' w.-Rf .. - ':Ix'v :-:-:sfr-2-:,5:-:age2:22--:1:::. , w- M s ..,,.,,..,, .-.3-::5:z4.'-2, Y . : far m- 'N j -:5.--r-4--arf:-:-:vwme wr- . 3, Q M wg, SQ?-V., U ,EN ....,. . - Q ., 3:-rgrggggr-f:r.?-rgzg-Q :,.2-gn, ' ' YQ-wifi.: ,--wegptzt: ' . . , 2 -,4 ,-:Q-: -1- 93g5.1.5::,-1.:5:-,:.j:f' fy':':':,ss.,- az . 1'.,.3gkee-.+:-: 2:-:1ax..,.:...a.,---2 ' ' Annum: W, AIl'nu7 ' p1unrl'l ' l' , S1 PARTY CANDU He M, Q f2Q5xDex-H XQQPKQTRUE mp-.QTU-1 ffo 'P LlTC1AKE'fOQ'NlXCE' H wa-x01 'wg SECRETARY 1.10:-x fm? 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