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Between the figures of Greek
Little Bear lies the winding
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Another tale is that Draco is the
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Golden Fleece of Jason s quest
The brightest star in Draco is
Alpha Draconis
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Annual Staff
Editor
Section Editor
Typist
Photographers
Hake up 6 Art Department
Advisor
Ralph Gebhsrd
Charlotte Lund
Barbara Hansen
Judy Van Peursem
Charles Marston
Rallah Madison
Arvid Bbeling
Annette Dale
Nancy Blcket
Richard Bide
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Table of Contents
T1tle Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
Forward
FACULTY
Admin1strat1on
Hlgh School
Grade School
Custod1ans Cafeterxa Bus Drlvers
CLASSES
Senlors
Junlors
Sophomores
Freshmen
Exghth Grade
Seventh Grade
ACTIVITIES
Football
Basketball
Senxor H1gh Chorus
Senior Class Play
Senlor High Band
Twirlers
Annual Staff
Cheerleaders
Baseball
Junior Class Play
One Act Play
Prom
Declamatxon
Picnic
Graduac1on Ceremonies
Senlor Actx lties
ORGANIZATIONS
Churches
F H A and Industrlal Art Club
Pep Club
Parents Teachers Association
Student Councxl
ADVERTIZING
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Foreword
Each fall a new annual staff is confronted with
the task of commemorating the school year in picture
and prose Sometimes this is comparatively simple
when the background of events is normal, and when
life is secure
This year, as its students face a future filled
with uncertainty Adrian High School has attempted
to provide a program of wide and diversified interests
in order to help all to meet the challenge of the
times
Life here is full of rich and varied experiences
that reach their highest attainment in services to
our fellow students The pages of this book reflect
the spirit of friendliness and good will that charac
terizes our school
For all at Adrian 1t's s wonderful life where
everyone learns to appreciate the heritage of the
and to live as American youths trained in the ways
of democratic thinking
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Mrs. G. R. Biewen
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First row, left to right, Billy Broich, William John, Darlene Kuhuau, Joyce
Viesaman, Kathleen Balster, Lois Kruger. Georgia Hens, Second row, left to right,
Dorrene Duwenhoegger, Carol Reiter, Judith Laikole, Verlyn Julius, Daryel Buss,
Gaylord Thom, Darwin Sieve, Barbara Blsing, Bonnie Tweet, Third row, left to
right, Wanda Larson, Colette Olson, Elaine Krueger, Richard LeBruL, Richard
Lupkes, Johnnie Homan, Elmer Brake, James Gebhard, Ronald Breuer, Delbert
Gonnerman, Fourth row, left to right, Joan Rust, Lawrence Roeder, LeRoy Lohr,
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Second row left to right Bobby Cyrus Roemeling Donald Lupkes, Gary Kuhnsu,
Herbert Kuper, Mary Lou Hoagland Jeanette Mackunnels Mary Lund Karen
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Haken Dale Mackunnels Irma Hokeness LsVonne Breuer, Marie Lienau Carol
Freimuth, Judy Hieronimus, Morris Bnnlnga Mr. Clarence Anderson, Fourth
row, left to right, Myrtle Brandt, Joan Var Peursem, Charlene Carter,
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Ln fttobex l t e HOmCCOW1hV weelenc st1zLed wlth
LOAOI1Cl0H evenlng pmogr m wlth Charles Marston
s1n lng One God Tne P1OCCSS10U8l was next wlth Irene
Scnul Cynth1a stangel1nt no Patsy Tweet as queen
c1nu1date Howard Olson, Pobert Thom and Norrrs oelofs
were 1Ug candluates The orlnce and PFIHCQSS were Terry
S'1lOf ard karen RLIC son Duane Graf and JaneL Grove
last fear s klnv anu queen, rollowee tne candldates The
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Alter the PIOCESSIOHGI Judy Van Peursem sang I
Dreant I Dwelt ln Marble Ualls The mxstress of
ceze1on1es, Judy Hanson, zntrouuced br Torbenson and he
wave a short speech Ie t xrthur Bortz ana Ronald Breuer
ayeu a trunpet OUEL, Twelfth Street Pao Mr fanorsky
ave a few remuras and ntroduced the football players
Jumet 1nu Duane were lntroduced and they opened the
x,ter1ous whlte euveloges conta1n1ng the names of tne
new Lng and queen Janet crowned Howard as Homecomlng
nlhc and Duane crowned Cynthla Stangelend as queen After
all tne suspense everyone was pleased w1tn Lhe results
Lne new Lng anu queen lea the 1EC6SS1OH3l
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: ai.it anu icrmed :ircles at the inCe:se:Lions. Alter
the snake lance came the movie at the local cheater.
On Friday afternoon the Adrian Dragons playec the
Vagnolin Bulldogs. Magnolia won oO-25. During the half
time the king, queen, ana attendants were driven onto the
field on new cars.
Friday night the dance was held at the auditorium
with Arlen Steen's orchestra furnishing Lhe music. A
very lwrge crowd enjoyed the dancing in the auditorium.
Phe theme, 'Autumn Leaves , was used when the Sophomores
dwtorntei the auditorium.
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Thomas Lohse, David DeGroot, Gerald Pieper. Second row, left to rlghtg Steven Rust
Dale MacRunnels, Dennis Moerke, Gerald Wiese, Rodney William Arnold, Gary Kuhnau
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Secono row, left to r1ght, Judy D1d1er, Beverly L1r1est1and, Eetty
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lo, to a full house. Ten members of the class were included in the
cast, the other members acting on various committees.
HAlmost Summer' is a comedy portraying the problems of a
senior who wants desperately to graduate, so he can spend a summer
at the lakes with his friends before going on to college in the
fall. The part of Paul was played by Bob Thom, who gave a very
realistic performance. His best girl, Jane, was ably played by
Thelma Broesder, as were the parts of his mother and iather, Mr
and Mrs. Jones, played by Bill Madison and Judy Hanson. Paul's
best friend, Jack, was played by Charles Marston. Other members
of the Jones family consisted of the sister, known to us as Irene
Schulz, and the mischievous brother, Junior, who had no use for
girls, Dale Ueisdorfer fitted naturally into this role. LeQoy
Enninga was the severe principal, Mr. Smudgely, who proved he
had a sense of humor. Cynthia Stangeland, the maid, was uneasy
about the strange actions of the Jones famil . D E1 '
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girl ffl6hQ who was loc EG in the coal bin to avoid being seen
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.elg as :l5nLg Dorothy Ann Bremer, Parlis DeCroot, Caro.yn Elias, Qallah Madison, Marilyn
DeBoer, Judy Lalxola, Third row, Left to rivhgg DelLepl Gonnezmand Kelml- Eide, Larry
Jlcg, Beverly Owens, Joyce Viessman, Fourth row, Left LL righu: Wendel- Piepel, Judy
Hanson, Nadyne Arnold, Richard Eide, Sandra Carter, .Charlene Carter, Fifth row, leit to
rl54,g Sgeven Yusc, Howard Homan, Nancy Sai.or, Nanoy Eshleman, Wanda Larson, Helen
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to rightg Ronald Breuer, Glenn Sell, Steve Nelson, Jane Hokeness, Judy Branet, John
Brandt, Third row, left to rightg Jeanette MacRunnels, Dale MacRunnels, Verljn Dammer,
Tom Lohse, Daryel Buss, Gaylord Thom, Arthur Bortz, Dale Qeisdorier, Qobert Thom, Fourth
row, lelr to rightg Hubert Stoddard, Vincent Madison, James Gebhard, Qobert Viessman,
Charles Marston, Fifth row, left to rightg Arvid Ebeling, Gary MacRunnels, Director, Mr.
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ball games, and entered into
the Tri-State Band Festival
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Lett to rightg Carolyn Elias, Charlotte Luna, Nancy Eshleman,
Nancy Sailor, Jane Hokeness, Dorothy Ann Breuer.
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left to rightg Tallah Madison, Charles Marston, Arvid
Ebeling.
The cloak room of last year nas been converted
by Hrvid Eoeling and molly Madison to a dark
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Speech class members gained experience in practical
dramatics through the production of two one-act plays
in the spring. First, class members learned how a play
begins by selecting two suitable ones for their own use.
After the plays were chosen, a comedy, NNo More Boys,N
and a serious drama, NGirl From Nowhere,H casting began.
Annette Dale and Thelma Broesder were student
directors for WNo More Boys.H The play told the story of
a teen-age girl, Delia, played by Charlotte Lund, who
decided that she preferred more intellectual things to
boys. Of course, the intellectual young man, Tim Harvey,
Bobby Thom, introduced her to the intellectual qualities
of himself, a
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college man. John Brandt and Judy Van
Delia's parents. Her teen-age friends who
willing to go along with her ideas were
Hanson, LaDonna Lienau, Richard Eide, and
The serious drama, HGir1 From Nowhere,N was
directed by Dorothy Ann Breuer and Charlotte Lund.
Dorothy Ann played the title role of Gloria, the girl
who felt that no one cared For her. She was about to
make a decision that would've changed the course of
her whole life, but the helpful housekeeper at Miss
Adams' school, Mrs. Perkins, persuaded her to change
her mind. Annette Dale played the housekeeper, a woman
whose past was a mystery.
The very proper Miss Adams, director of the
exclusive private school for girls, was played by
Rayola Lienau. Two of the rather snobbish Students
were Edith, played by Thelma Broesder, and Joyce,
played by Donna Spoelstra.
Speech class members also took care of the make-up,
lighting and stage management, under the supervision of
Hrs. Engelkes.
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WBICIESSGS are from left to r1ght, Marlus
DeGroot, Nancy Blckett, Judy Brandt, Betty
Blrkestrand, Beverly Blrkestrand, Darlene
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CHARLOTTE LUND
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LOCAL CONTEST WINNER
BARBARA HANSEN
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READING
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EXTEMPORANEOUS MANUSCIIIPT
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"HOW MINNESOTA CAN BEST CONSERVE
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LOCAL - SUBDISTRICT - AND DISTRICT
CONTEST WINNER
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Processionaln - - H - N - -Mrs. D, C, Pederson
Invocation- - - - -- - - Rev. George E. Abbas
nCrown Himifith Many Crowns'- --N - - Audience
nChoirs of Angels Praise Theenw N - - - Choir
Address - nPoverty or Richesn by- - e - - - -
Rev, B. R, Quanbeck
Solo -'The Lost Cha'dW- m - - -Charles Marston
MRS. D. C. PEDERSON
Crown Him wi+h Many Crowns
Crown Him with many crowns,
The Lamb upon His throne,
Hark! how the heavfnly anthem drowns
Lll music but its Own.
Awake, my soul, and sing
Of Him who died for thee,
And hail Him as thy matchless King
Thro' all eternity,
REV. G. E. ABBA?
Crown Him the Lord of years,
The Potentate of time,
Creator of the rolling spheres,
Ineffably sublime.
All hail, Redeemer, hail!
For Thou hast died for meg
Thy praise shall never, never, fail
Throughout eternity.
O God of Mercy, God of Might
O God of mercy, God of might
In love and pity infinite
Teach us, as ever in Thy sight
To live our life to Thee. REV B R qUANnL,L
For all are brethren, far and wide,
Since Thou, O Lord, for all hast died,
Then teach us, whatsoefer betide,
To love them all in Thee. CHARLES MARSTON
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Benedictionw Q - - - - - u Rev, George E, Abbas
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THELMA I. BROESDER
Class officer
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One act play
Class play
Honor Award
Pep Club
WILLIAM E. ELIAS
Class play
Baseball 9 -l0
Rand 9 -l0
Pep Club
DONNA R. ELSING
F.ri.A. 9 -10
F.H.A. reporter
Class play
Chorus 9 -10
Glee Club 9
Student Council
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LEROY J. ENNENCA
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WILLIAM G. MADISON
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CHARLES R. MARSTON
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LUVERNE J. MEYER
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Student Council
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DONALD H. RUST
Class play
IRENE A. SCHULZ
Class officer -lOp
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Chorus 9 -10
Glee Club 9 -10
CYNTHIA B. STANGELAND
Class officer
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Mackzunnels, Johmue Homan, V1ncent Madxson, Tom Lohse, Robert W1ese, Second
row, left to r1ght, Adv1sor, Mr Kos1tsky, Rallah Ma.d1son, R1chard E1de, Arv1d
Ebelmg, Robert V1essma.n, Jake Werkman, James D1d1er, Roger Poppen, Delbert
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Advisor, Mr. Zahorsky, Secretary and Treasurer, Dorothy Ann Breuer, President,
Judy Hanson, Vice President, John Brandt, Shirly Groninga, Joyce Viessman.
Second row, left to right, Annette Dale. Jeanette Maclhmnels, Steven Rust, Mary
Lund, Karen Obele, Donna Spoelstra, Marilyn DeBoer, Marie Lienau, Judy Laikola,
Penelope Laikola, Myrtle Brandt. Third row, left to right, Carolyn Elias,
Colette Olson, Barbara Elsing, Bonnie 'INreet, Judy Brandt, LaDonna Lienau.
Margaret Honerman, Rayola Lienau, Marian Markus, Donna Elsing, Arlene Renken,
Ronald Lawrence, Billy Elias, Richard Eide, Fourth row, left to right, Arvid
Ebeling, Jim Broesder, Judy Van Peursem, Charlotte Lund, Thelma Broesder, Jane
Hokeness, Barbara Hieronimus, Joan Rust, Nadyne Arnold, Gerald Peters, Morris
Roelofs, LeRoy Ehninga, Bob Thom, Chris DeGroot.
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..Mr. Edward Erlandson
...Mrs. L. C. Mitchell
.Mrs. William Brickson
...Mrs. C. G. Hokeness
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Gebhard Jr., Donna Elsing, Treasurer, Charlotte Lund, Secretary, Judy Hanson,
Vice President, Patsy Tweet, President, Dale Reisdorfer. Second row, left to
right, Steven Rust, Dale Mackunnels, Arthur Bortz, Delbert Gonnerman, Robert
Viessman, Nancy Sailor, Annette Dale, John Brandt, Rallah Madison.
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Larry Wick, Third row, left to rightg
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