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SEN IOR PROPHECY
Many of you have probably wondered what has happened to the
successful class of 1953 Let us look ahead to the year 1962 and frnd
out what they have been dorng
As we once agang trrp over the streets of Artkrn fthey strll
havent frxed themy we run across many famrlrar faces Vlell well
look whos comrng down the street rn a jet propelled wheel chan
None other than Frank Peg leg Rerther It must be cne cf hrs n w
rnventrons Guess he never drd learn to drrxe Vkatch hrm take tne
ccrner on one wheel Gosh he almost hrt those two women VS ell
rf rt rsnt Anna Grulke and Regrna Beneke off for therr noon hour
Vkhy are you wearrng those boots' Are you strll prckrng turkeys?
As we contrnue our yaunt we approach Bakkens Pet
Shop Lets go rn and look around VVell rf rt rsn t Jerry Cuder
man applyrng for a Job to retarl crnarre Vtonder how thev last
therr tarls rn the first place Why look mer there by the monkey
cages Its J :Ann Lrnde Chrrstensen tryrng to figurt out rf thats a
monkey or Benny Jr Oh look out She almost got knocked off her
feet Its the snappy JSHIIOTESS Donna Belle Drxon swecprng floors
Whos that followrng her around wrth her eyes pceled for crgarette
butts" hone other than Marjorre Rechard Dont tell me hes rn
cahoots wrth the Futhey boys? You see they have tobacco
factory outsrde cf town managed by the one and only Jerrv Ever
son
As we leave thfs atmosphere of anrmals peanuts and smell
we see Ruth Carlstrom pull up rn a statron wagon Mv I wonder
rf they re all hers
Qurck' now s our chance to catch a street car IArtkrn has
them nowl As we enter the door a vorce rrngs out Clear the
arsles As we are jerked to our seats we find the drrver t bc
Betty tput somethrng rn the poty Buss
Enterrng the suburbs we see Oh no' that cant be Mary
Ann Ronner chasrng Pat Cummrngs wrth a hatchet My what she
w nt do to get her way
Wcnder who that rs over there hangrng out all those baby
drapers" I don t belreve rt' It can t be Marr.-rnne Petersen My good
ness I wonder rf that s one of her krds hangrng by hrs leet from the
who do we see through that wrndow so busrly preparrng
s pper" Its Barbara Anderson Ryan and here comes Jr Ryan
down the street bawlrng hrs head off because h hurt hrs hand
Guess he must take after hs old man Look a hat hous over
tnere Whos that stuck n the chrmney anta Claus? Oh no rt
just Rrchard Nelscn whos taken up chrmney sweeprng
Theres a hearse parked cutsrde that house and look here
comes the frrendly Lndertaker Brlly tstack em upl Errckson
hes carryrng a drrty old mrser Jack Hallbeck who made all hrs
money runnrng a slop machrne racket Well they all have to go
sometrme
As we apprcach the corner the light turns red Look at
that patr 1 wagon parked over there Whos that mad woman try
mg to fight off Oftrcer Brrdgwaterq Its Arlette Ermer wrth her
blood shot eyes Guess she was plavrng her horn too loud and blew
her top Say get a look rnsrde that prtrol wag n Qorte a load
rsn t rt" I guess they finally caught up wrth Dona Pcterscn and her
wrld gang of card sharks Mary Brenzel Lucy Hensel Jane Honey
ager Marrlyn Mattson Delores Wolford and Jrm Herrrng Hey how
drd he get rn there' Oh I gue s hes D nas assrstant XX hos that
crushed under the eat Why rts Lt Stewart Packer He went
A VS O L After several trys the offrcer manages to get the wrld
Arlette rnto the wagcn They re off' Oh no not a flat trre" Vt hat
wrll Offrcer Brrdgwater do ntxt""" Here comes Mary Sregfrred
frllrng statron attendant to the rescuc
After the lrght has changed lor the srxth trmt the nosy
street car drrver finally decrdes to move on
As we near the Sub Club tthrs rs an awfully long street car
lrnel Hey look out for that man garntrng a lrne down the mrddlc of
the hrghway The drrver grrns sheeprshly and adds another X to her
chart of casualtres above the wrndshreld I wonder whos gorng to
wash the blood off the fender Here ccmes Kenny Boyd wrth a mrlk
pall pantrng madly I guess he took up farmrng He busrly pro
ceeds to scrape Jrm Ellrng :ff the bumper
As the mess rs hnallv cleared away we coutrnue on Look
ahead water" Must be 'Vlrlle Lacs lake Say lock at that washtub
out rn the water Sorry thats Gwen Honnold wrth her new strap
less Jansen swrm surt Shes frantrcally wavrng to us I guess she
thrrrks rts another bus load of Kamp Krtchr Kahnrss boys
We re almo t at tht end oi the street car lrm and look who s
wartrng to get on Its Carolrne Ashton Florence Baumgartner
Clarrce Hrllman Shrrley Deeds and Lorarne Dennrson Must b
comrng back from therr summer yr bs at the Y
The street car rs now on rts way back and rts loaded to
capacrty I sure wr h that man would get hrs hand out of my coat
pocket Thats not a man Its Ray Hutrnen up to hrs old trrcks
agarn or rs he rn polrtrcs n w" " Look whos standrng behrnrl hrm
wrth that brg cardboard box to collect all therr loot Its Rrchard
Skog and look at that beard VS ho d es he thrnk he rs Santa Claus'
Passrng Myr Mar we see some grrls runnrng down the
drrve way wavrng therr arms as they are wrldly chasrng the great
polka krng Alfred Jaques and hrs tuba Vkhy rts Helen Janzen
Mary Anne Koukrs and Carolyn Engqurst They re only dorng thrs
for a publrcrty stunt though You see they get pard for rt
We finally leave the lake and soon hrt town tmy shes r
careless drrverl The streets we prevrously passed are now desolate
and bare Guess thev ve all gone to the County Farr except for a
shadowy figure lurkrng behrnd a lamp post Its Fred Wold wartrng
to trrp nld ladres and snatch therr purses
Lets contrnue on our way down to the farrgrounds As we
pass through the gates we see Grace Brshop sellrng trckets Aha I
saw her slrp that mcrrey rn her packet Look at all those fender
less cars parked over there Must be the ones Carol Hanson drrect
Whats that brg crowd gathered outsrde the 4 H burldrng"
Vt ell I ll be rts Dcn Vrrkus rn hrs hrgh srlk hat on hrs last whrstle
stop tMay he beat Hoovcrl
Gee Ive always lrked the merry go round but who are
those greasy grrls runnrng rt" Iwo rt can t be Beverly and Shrrley
Watson
Hey' Thats not for you Bonnre W Xou cant rrde m thos
lrttle cars tOf course rts the only rrde she doesnt get srck on!
Lets vrsrt the wrestlrng arena Wrestlrng tonrght wrll be
the two greatest stars of all trme Tony tThe Tornadoj Huber and
Betty tYah hoo slap em on the backl Dragovrch May the best man
I wrn
Who s that woman rn the gaudy black satrn dress holdrng a
crystal ball peerrng out of that tent wartrng to trade a fortune for
Iewelry and old shoes tsrze 11 Trrple Db 9 Who s got feet that srze"
None other than Madame Rosebush Emch They re all wrse to her
Look how they srdetrack her booth
Look at that poster over there It says theres a new lrne
of grrls rn the Hotsy Totsy Show Tonrghts star of the program rs
Mary Ann tShake em up? Hanson The other lrne up rs Marrlyn
lswrvel hrpsj Frllrps JoAnn fswrsh around! Haskrns Kay fBounce
em up and downl Hrll Shrrley fheps a bob, Meacham Love-able
Lundeen Marrlvn tMooocherl Mrckelson Arlene fAg1tator7 Nyberg
and Maggre tMow em downl Hrlls Managrng the whole show 1
Arlen Isure footl Sergent
On to the grandstand wrth the specral features of a Rodeo
Show and Balancrng Acts Star ol the Rodeo rs Anna rRrde Emi
Cook Watch her lasso that wrld steer Oh oh Anna better put
Mr Sweet back on the bandstand Now to the stage show wrth the
balancrng acts There s Beverly Mrndrum tryrng to balance Ramona
cn her nose Hey' get your foot out of her mouth To the rrght of
the stage up on the trght rope tive feet from the ground wrth a
harr net underneath? comes shakrly tremblrng the great Bob tSa
bastrong Frost Assrstrng hrm on the trght rope rs Geraldrne tRov
rngl Rrvers Dorothy tWrndrngb Wrnegarner Irene fSwrngrng7
Swanson and Beverly fPussy footl Pasell The crowd rs frantrc as
he almost slrpped but that Burly Don McKay ran to the rescue on
the shoulders cf Darrold Packer on the shoulders of Bradley Bodle
For the grand I-rnale there rs a talent shcw of home grown
t1lent" Frrst on the program rs Don Schagel wrth hrs all star or
chestra whrch rncludes Stanley Gustrn on the shoe horn Don Harrr
son and hrs harp Glen Hegman and hrs wrllow whrstle and Drtk
Daly on the drumstrcks We-xt contestant on the program rs Connre
tThe Croonerl Holmvrg srngrng Dont Shoot The Bartender Hes
Half Shot Now The last contestant on the program rs Brll lBang
Emi Jakubrce playrng a ymbal solo Chase Me Charley Thr ugh
The Barley
The program rs now ended and we must leave As we de
part from the nrght lrfe of the farr we see one straggler crawlrng
around on hrs hands and knees lookrng for money Why rt s Kermrt
Wrederholt We would Jorn hrm but we must go back to our world cf
tomorrow
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CLASS NIL SICIANS CLTEST U Y BEST ATHLETE
-Xilette E1mer, Alfred Jaques MUV5' ROUUVII IX'-:ffl B035 Dick Skog, Betty D1-ag, Ray Hmmm-n
HALL OF FABIE
Marilyn Fillipf:
Mary Ann Hanson
Bonnie Wiederholt
Bev Mindrum
Carolyn Engquist
Ramona Mindrum
Betty Dragovieh
Mary Ann Ronnei
Bev Mindrum
Carolyn Engquist
Ramona Mindrum
Jane Honeyagei'
Bonnie Wiederholt
Gerry Rivers
Mary Siegfried
Arlette Eimer
Bev Mindrum
Joanne Linde
Bev Watson
Betty Buss
Mary Ann Hanson
Dona Petersen
Bev Mindrum
Arlette Eimer
Betty Buss
VIOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED
Harald Bakken, Bev Mindrum
MoST PoPI3I.AI:
IIBETTIEST EYES
PRETTIEST IIAIE
MoST LIKELY T0 SIICCEEB
NICEST
BEST sBoBT
BEST ATIILETE
c:UT1-:ST
IIoST BRILLIANT
NEATEST
IWTTIEST
QUIETBST
FRIENDLIEST
BEST COMPLEXION
MOST TALENTED
BUSIEST
IIEPPIEST
BEST DANCERS
MoST TIIoI1oHTTfIII,
SHYEST
sIIooTHEsT
BEST ALI, ABoUNII
CLASS IIUSICIANS
CLASS Ac:ToBS
CLASS ACTORS
Betty Buss, Glen Hegmun
Pat Cummings
Jim Herring
Jerry Everson
Harald Bakken
Pat Cummings
Bill Jakubice
Ray Hyytinen
Dick Skog
Ken Boyd
Harald Bakken
Pat Cummings
Don McKay
Trevor Briclgwater
Ken Boyd
Jerry Everson
Harald Bakken
Harald Bakken
Bay Hyytinen
Pat Cummingi
Bill Jakubice
Trevor Bridgwater
Fred Wold
Ray Hyytinen
Alfred Jaques
Glen Hegman
BEST DANCERB
Bev Watson, Pat Cummings
'54
SENIOR LI ASS WILI
We the senrors of the honorable out-tandrng gregarrous
class of 1953 possessrng the aptrtude and abrlrtv of hrgh scholastrc
standrngs plus the addrtron of charm porse talent and good looks
do herebv dedrcate thrs our last vsrll and testrmony
ARTICLE I
To the fortunate class of 1954 who have had the benefit of
berng belovs us one grade for the last 12 vears vue leave our doorless
lockers our abrlrty to apple polrsh Old Glory rn 337 the warm water
rn the drrnkrng fountarn and the happy smrlrng teachers as they
merrrlv hand out short srx page qurzzes May you enjoy rt as well
as we drd
ARTICLE II
To the yuruors and the unfortunates below them we leave
our vrords of wrsdom Try to keep up the outstandrng record
have made and you may also go down rn hrstorv fespecrally rf you
have Mr Lundqurstp Remember the curfew keep the halls cleared
speak only when spoken to be a good sport and laugr when a teach
er krcks you rn the face and last but not least uphold our clear
record of cheatrng
ARTICLE III
We as Senrors wrll the followrng
KENINETH BOYD wrlls hrs Marcel wave to anyone that has the pa
trence to set therr harr every nrght
BARBARA ANDERSON wrlls her seat rn band next to Jo Jo Prtt
man to anyone who knows the art of Judo
HARALD BAKKEN wrlls Harvey and the snarks and booyums to
Mrs Olson May she make room for them all
RUTH CARLSTROM wrlls her abrlrty to promptly mrss the last bell
crch mornrng to Terry Dotzler who IS usually seen wanderrng
arcund the halls at 7 00
TRFVOR fCason0valL BRIDGWATER wrlls hrs way wrth women to
any Jumor boy namely Jrmmy Zeese
CARLOINE ASHTON wrlls her weak eyes to Mr Belfrorr
JERRY CUDERMAN wrlls all hrs statrstrcs and facts to Mr Lund
ourst Mav he make use of them all
LORAINE DENINISON wrlls her composed posrtrcn rn the lrbrary to
Roge Hyytrnen
BETTY fYah hoo lap em on the backl DRAGOVICH wrlls all her
JIM ELLINC berng one ot the more patrrotrc members of the Senror
Class rs wrllrng hrmself to the Marrnes He already attends
the Submarrne Club
PAT CUMMINGS vulls hrs hoochy coochy dances to the wrld trrbes
of Darkest Afrrca who would probably flnd rt qurte catchrng
MARILYN! FILLIPS wrlls her abrlrty to swrng her hrps to Teddy
Arens
BILI ERICKSON wrlls hrs phon graph records to Carolyn Engqurst
but hell keep her prcture
STANLEY GUSTIN wrlled hrs crutches to Mr Woock May he use
them on hrs players
DON HARRISON wrlls hrs smooth way to Don Wheatcraft and
Jchnny Malrnen who can tight over rt between themselves
JOANN HASKINS and BONNIE WIEDERHOLT wrll therr tele
yrsron sets to anyone who lrkes to watch a snowstorm rn the
summer tlme
FLORENCE BAUMGARTNER wrlls her garters to any other bum
Also her abrlrty to hrtch free rrdes on the Northem Pacrtlc
MARY BRENZEL wrlls her calmness to Audrey Howard
GRACE BISHOP CAROL I-IANSEN and BEVERLY PASELL wrll
Palrsade and all rts boys to Chrrstrne Johnson Dolly Oaks and
Janrce Keath
REGINA BENEKE wrlls her posrtron as an F H A homemaker to
Myron Larson who may make some krd a wonderful wrfe
BRADLEY BODLE wrlls hrs Brandy B ttle to Bob Pratt May hc
tako as good care of rt as Bradley drd
SHIRLEY DEEDS wrlls her good t"l deeds to the bcy scouts May
they use them all
DONNA DIXON wrlls her rntestrnal fortrtude to Karen Lange
BETTE BUSS wrlls her excuse I had to work rn the drug-.ture t
her lrttlc brother who may fall ln her footprrnts
ANNA COOK wrlls her sheeprsh ways and one of her lrttle lambs
to merry Margaret Shrelds
DICK DALY wrlls hrs daily attendance record to Gun
ARLETTE EIMER wrlls her musrcal talent and,her flrrty vsays to
Pat Hogan
JERRY EVERSON wrlls the Futhey boys to Marcella Cartre
JUWIE EMCH drdnt get a chance to wrll anythmg before they took
her away but vue understand that she rs dedrcatrng the rest of
her lrfe to vseavrng baskets rn a rope factory
ANNA GRUHLKE wrlls her rrdes on Ray Krreners motorcycle to
anyone who can hang on
MARILYN ELLING wrlls her abrlrty to get on the honor roll to
Harold Beecroft
ROBERT FROST Just melted
JACIQ HQLLBECK wrlls hrs loudness to Larry Turner Speak' boy
pea H
HAROLD and RICHARD FUTHFY wrll therr abrlrty to take the
corner on two wheels to Walter Newton who takes the corners
wrth hrm
MARY tHannyJ HANSON wrlls her tllrty ways to her cousrn Lars
Hanson who doesn t really need them
CAROLYW ENGQUIST wrlls her seat rn srxth hour study rn front
of Brlly Errckson to anyone who lrkes to have sweet nothrngs
whrspered rn therr ears for a whole hour
JIM HERRING wrlls hrs slow and quret way to Doug Ham
CONRAD HOLMVIG rs just wrllrng to leave
CLARICE HILLMAN vnrll her herght to Ardrs Larson who could use
a rtt e
GLENIE BOY HEGMAN wrlls hrs car and lrfe rnsurance to Dale
Anderson who may need rt before the year rs up
MUCGS HILLS vulls her sense of humor and her hudness to Arlene
Pursley and Brrdre Hergot who certarnly need rt"""
LUCY HENSEL wrll her last name to her srster because she s plan
nrng cn gettrng a drfferent one
RAY tSnookumsJ HYYTINEN and RICHARD fButterballJ SKOG
wrll therr Crosby woe men and early C91 hours to anyone under
trarnrng rules
GV! EN HONNOLD wrlls her cackle back to the chrckens as rt neva
helped her lay any eggs
TONY I-IUBER wrlls hrs tallness to Jrm Samuell
JANE I-IONEYAGER wrlls her acre of honey to anyone who may
take up bee rarsrng
KAY HILL wrlls her posrtron rn Mr Rukavrnas offrce to Ronnle
Rrtter who rs usually seen hangrng around down there
BILL JAKUBICF, wrlls hrs football unrform to George Trbbetts
JOANNE LINDE and MARIANNE Pl-TERSEN wrll therr bottom
lockers to anyone who lrkes to lay cn hrs stomach and zet hrs
head stepped on
DONNA LUNDEEN wrlls her abrlrty to grve a brrllrant recrtatron rn
Social class to Ralph Chrlstensen
ALFRED JAQUES wrlls hrs tuba hrs seat rn chorus hrs posrtron a
a Future Farmer and get thrs he s even wrllrng Marlene back to
thc erghth grade
HELEN JANZEN and MARY KOUKIS tK0keJ wrll therr posrtron
as Natcc grrls back to the moles mrce and rats who have had
e hard trme to keep up wrth them rn eatrng up all the profits
SHIRLEY MEACHAM wrlls Johnny to the army
MARILYN MICKELSON doesn t wrll Johnny
BEV and RAMONA MINDRUM wrll therr srsterly love to the Jervrss
grrls
DONALD McKAY tTobrsD wrlls all hrs jokes to Arthur Godfrey
r that where he got them to start wrth" 'P "
MARILYN 4McnroeJ MATTSON wrlls her femrmne ways and blonde
harr to Darlene England because she sure needs them
ROBERT NEESE wrlls hrs place in the Democratrc Party to Drck
Ryan causc hes gorng to Jorn the Republrcans for Ersenhower
DARROLD and STEWART PACKER wrll therr relatronshrp as
cousrn to the Pratt boys
DONNA PETERSON She wrll"'
RICHARD NELSON I-Ie wcn t"'
GERALDINE RIVERS wrlls her surtcase fpardonb shoulder bag tu
M Johnson who wrll soon be needrng a new satchel
ARLFNE NYBERG wrlls her abrlrty to get and keep an engagement
rrng tc LaDonna Topprla
DON SCHLAGEL wrll keep Marrlyn but he leaves hrs place behrnd
the horn rack down by the band room to Karen Wrederholt and
now whrch one rs 1t""'
MARJORIE RECHARD leaves her clean record to the F B I
MARY tTootrer RONYNEI wrlls her posrtron rn the bakery to JoAnn
Ellrg May she work tslurp slurpl in peace
FRANK REITHER wrlls hrs wardrobe to the Tent and Awnrng Co
KERMIT WIEDERI-IOLT wrlls hrs manly physrque to Jrm McKersre
ARLEN SERGENT wrlls everythrng but hrs last name If hes
drafted he can say that hes a Sergent rn the army
IRENL SVVANSON wrlls her dough to the Swansdown Cake Manu
fa turrng Co
THE WATSON GIRLS IBEVEPLY and SHIRLEYJ wrll their abrlrty
to shake rt up to Nancy Courtney and Pat Daly
MARY SIEGI- RIFD wrlls her Saturday nrghts at Alley s to all the
polka fans
DONALD VIRKUS lToadl leaves hrs secret formula harr curlrng
solutron to hrs srster They want to keep rt rn the famrly
DEDORES WOLFORD wrlls her wolfre ways to Shrrley Lervrska a
rf she needs them
DOROTHY VNINEGARNER wrlls her wrne cellar to Jerome Frscher
who rs tryrng to tell us that thrs rs Just the rxght krnd of atmos
phere to grow Fthyopran Eggplants Now Jerome lets not be
rrdrculous what would you do mth Ethyopran Eggplants"""
FRED WOLD wrlls hrs Job at the Economy Statron to the Home
Economrcs Department May they frnd rt as economrcal as he
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DETECTIVE STORY
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poluw- station where routine vases brought rrrto a rrrr-tropolrtarr station flurrnrz the roursr- of .r day are :lr-pn-tefl It revolves around Irv-tevtrve Mv-
l.m-orl, to wlrorrr right was right and wrong was wrong, and th:-rrrmrnals he rs trying to ronvrvt, He hm orrrv-s half-f-razed when he frrrds lrrs wrfe,
Mary, has been involved with a Irr. Srlrrrr-rder" whorrr he hater- and suspects ot' selling nart-otres, and Tarrrr Hravoppette, a srrrooth rar-ketewr' After
hrs wife' rarrnot takr- any mort- and leaves hrm, hr- ht-rorrrt-s more devoted to his work than ever and when Vharlre, a burglar hrouglrt into the
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squad room, attempts an eseape. hr- rushes hrrn and rs shot. Thr- c-urtarrr comes down with Lieutenant Lrody, Mr-I,eod's partner, 1-onrpletrrrg Mt--
I.eod's unfinished prayer as he dies. Folor rs added to the plot by the different and unusual rhar'ar-tr-rs sur-h as the is-.rther'-brarrrv-rl shoplrfter
with the dyed red hair and .r yen tor T'll8l'l'l1ijZ4'I Trlly, the sloppy and indignant jarrrtressg Arthur, the mfr- young boy tenrporarrly led astray:
I harlu- and Lewis, a rouplt- ot shaky und'-rworld rharaftfrs arid a nurrrhe-r' or' others
J.rrr McLeod: The rough. hard-hr-arted detective who has no forgive-
ness for any crrmrnal Glen Hrlgman.
Mary Mt-Leorlt Detective M4'I.eod's wife who was previously ron-
neeted with a errmirral Mc-I.:-od is trying to ronvrtrt Joanne
Linde.
Arthur Kindred A rrice young hoy temporarily gone astray Brad!
ley Bodle.
Charlie: The tough. half-crazed burglarf-Don Schlagel.
Lieutenant Monoghan: The tough police lieutenant Jr-rry Cuder-
man.
Susan Carmrvhaeli The sweet young girl rn love with Arthur Kur-
dred Ramona Mrndrunr
Slroplrftr-r' The re-l-headed, ff-.rtlre-r'-brarned young woman Beverly
Mrndrum.
Joe F1-rnson: The good-hearted rrr-wspaprr reporter Iron Harrison
Detective Dakrsi The easy-gorrru detevtrve who rather takes rare of
the shoplrlter -Kenny Boyd.
l'Jt'tt-vtrve Gallagher: The fast moving plains-lothes rrrarr Irarrold
Packer.
Mrs, Farragut: The slightly touched lady who thinks there are spies
rhasrng her and "demands protection" Betty Buss
Mrs. Bagatelle: A poor foreigner who rs robbed by Vharlre and Lewis
Betty Drazovrch.
Detective Callahan: The squadfrwronr wrt Alfred Jaques
lletevtrw- O Brien: Another member or the 4-ffrt'1+-nt squad Jrnr Her-
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frets-r-tive Brody Detective Mr-I.rod's partner with .r fatherly nature
Harold Bakken
Endrfrott Sims: The smooth arid slrwlq trrmrrral lawyer' Pat Cum'
nrrngs,
Patrolman Barnes: The elderly policeman 'Dick Lraly
UV. Svhnerderi The smart elderly man MCLeofl rs trying to c-onvret of
peddling' dope or narcotrrs Arlen Sergent.
Patrolman Keogh: "Gus", the Irish cop Bob Frost.
Tilly: The sloppy janrtress lor tht- squad room lrorra P+-te-rserr,
Miss Hatch: The bleaehed blonde with a shady reputation and a
Brooklyn aecent Arlette Ermer.
t'runrb-Bum: The shady c-hararter convicted of rrrrprfrsorratrng an
r,lI1c-er' Harold Futhey.
Mr' Gallantz: The rndrgnant fellow that has his potket picked my
being rut out Conrvrd Holrrrvru.
Mr. l'r'rtrh1-t: The elderly brrsrru-ssnran whose money Arthur Krnclrwfl
stole Richard Futhey, '
Tarrrr Gracoppette: The slick rarketeer with whom Marv Mr.-Lwrl
had previously been associated with Fred VVold. V
Photographs-r': The slick. brr:-zrnesselrke newspaper photographer
Gwen Honnold.
Indrgnant Crtrzr-n: Young lady whose purse was snatrhed Car'r1'.'rr
Errgqurst. T
Lady' Sorrety woman who vorrres to squad room to vlarnr some 1001
stolen from her Dorothy XVr:regarner'
Angelina Caesaronri The fat Italian woman that has a complaint
against the Cl'l1TTlb-btlfll Gerry Rivers
Tony Car-saronr' The little prpfsquf-ak that is Anzel1na's poor he-nv
pecked husband Tony Huber.
l:ow,l-Nancy Cfvurtnf-y. Gloria Hr-de-ion.
kalhrrinf- .If-rviss. Margaret Shi-ms,
Karen Lamzf-. Shirley Cummings,
lifiw 2-'Ts-ddv Arr-ns, Jim Mcliersip, Miss
lqlcllonnr-ll. Barbara Johnson. Marvin
Rm- Vffllflb' Olson, Roger Bak:-r, Arlene
f'l1rflv'5'. Larry Turner.
'l'h.- .lunior Uluss play was li conif-dy Im-li-di-xiiiiii slam-:I in three acts. Uni' llown-lrmlrlvn livromv- was pursiie-ni by the hluckahenrlf-rl villain, nnil,
nh-An sliv has fallen into this ras'-:il's rluu-lines. nn 4-onin-s thi- ininily-husomml lin-ro lu foil llivrillziili :ind rvrwiio- ilu- lio-miliv in the nick nf Unis-.
Un a 'lark and slurniy night, Puriiy Ile-an, a poor working girl with 3 ga-cryl, seeks sin-Ile-r fi-onilliv slnrin :ind coins-s to lhe- Inn. She- has hor-n
fun-wi to Kiwi III? her work ln-caiirw sho czmliol Q-ndurv the alle-nlion of M0l'!l1Yl"f' Ffmhillkllairil. Jmmllmn l.ul:un and his brood wife Zamah offer he-r
noi-k :is ii maid all the Inn. Sho- und lirnvv l.n-1mdv-i- l,ong!f-lluw ine:-1 and love hlomiis at first sizhl. lint lwr lllllilllllrss is short Inv:-il as Morlivner Til'-
pi-:irs on the seem- and 4-initinm-:I io pursue in-r. Purity rvpulses him so Moi-linier rn-sorts to foul plug.
The plot lhickf-ns as Morlini--r place-s a snmll hulls- In ilu- lmrn and sais the fnundling is I'urily's own.
Vuiily is tr:-an-sl ln another coiirsi- uf doulili- 1-russing nnnl double dealing. Naturally. virulv- lrlumphs in tha- end and Mnrlimer ire-is wlml li:
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Purity Dean: Our chaste and chased young heroine, a working girl E. Z, Pickens: Son of the owner of "Pickens Pickles"-Jim McKersie
with a secret-Margaret Shields. Imogene Pickens' His hard-hearted and snobbish sister-Shirley
Jonathan Logan: The manager of "Wand Inn"-Larry Turnei. Cummings.
Zamah Logan: His wife, who runs Jonathan--Karen Lange. Mrs. Ethelinda Hewlitt: Loved to boast of her proud social position-
Leander Longfellow: Their young nephew, our brave and manly- Gloria Hodgdon.
bosomed hero-Marvin Eld. Alison I-Iewlitt: Her young daughter-Katherine Jerviss.
Mortimer Frothingham: Steeped in villainy, a wolf in any sort of Mrs. Faith Hogue: A guest at "Wand Inn"-Barbara Johnson.
clothing-Danny Olson. Letty Barber: Her nervous maid--Nancy Courtney.
Jed Lunn: An ex-convict. Mortimer's unwilling tool-Roger Baker. Nellie Morris: A woman of mystery-Arlene Pursley.
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Courtney, Marjory Dlx-fn, Shirley
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Marilyn Johnson, Lois Hanson, Carol
Lidberg, Pat Hogan, Barbara John-
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Ann Vifoodrow, LaDonna Toppila, Ar-
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Dick Ryan, Walter Newton. Herman
Zasmf-tu, David Scott, Cliiford VVQS.
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Raymond Pratt, Charles Rustad, Dan
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Jane Buhlmann, Peggy Hayden, Judy
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nig, Julie Janzen, Janice Lundeen,
Karen Kast, Delores Johnson, Chris-
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Keath, Jackie Johnson, Geraldine
Jerviss, Evelvn Jackman.
Row 3:
Lorraine Leiviska, Vivian Newton,
Larry Nelson, Marvin Midthun, Greg
Murphy, Lawrence Lee, Albert John-
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Thompson, Beverly Petersen, Doro-
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Watson, Geneva Schoonmaker, Dar-
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Sandra White, Willetta Roberts, Neal
Vanstrom, Jerry Swedberg, Roger
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Jacksf' Besides having their yearly party, the ninth graders have several members elected to the Junior High National Honor Society and
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Eugene Dahlquist, Danny Christian,
Kenneth Collins, Richard Ellis,
Darlene Carlson, Lois Dennison, Laila
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Daly, June Campbell, Joan Beecroft,
Margaret Payette, Molly Ehne, Mar-
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Mazvin Vlfay, David Tibbvtts, Roger
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Lauri-1 Thurston, Currie Tibbv-Us.
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Dwris Turnf-r, Jackiw- XN'olmid, Jeanne
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Donald Rom, Jim Sharp, Gerald Tib-
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John Snderquist, l.Vz-ilter Stofffarahn,
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Clayton Lueck, Arnold Landrus, Dar-
iyl Lamke, Mike- McGuire, Fergus
Olafson, Douglas Ogreen, LeRoy .Ia-
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lerman, Meldon Liljvnquist, Richard
Liljvnquist.
Row 2:
Marilyn Osborn, Patty Jo Olson, Lor-
raine Nelson, Shirley Kehl, Sharon
Mickelson, Sally Lunde-en, Julie
Newstrom, Karen Lind, JoAnn Laf'
terry, Mavis Ole-sen, Amy McCol-
lum, JoAnne Pittman, Bonnie Math,
Sandra Nistler.
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Ronald Johnson, Harold Liljenquist,
Paul Mattrm, Slevvn Kingsley, Dan-
iel Klappe-ric-h, Rodney Jn-nnison,
.lurk Jackson, Duyanv Pi-xc-rsen.
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Ramona Gustin, Jeanette Holm, Pnl
Hobbins, Marlvne Ff-ltman, Karen
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John Herzott, Tony Hansen, Roger
Fox, Gerald Hills, Roger Halsskamp.
Je-rrv Holm, Bill Fannemel, Myron
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Dawn Britney
Dale Lamke Larry Jenkins Allan
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Maul Irma Menzel Bette 'Neuron
Glennr Turner Elaine Ulman Joyce
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Banks Helen Hurd Jeanette Lei
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Jack Park Carl Scharrer Mike Ol
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Hike Tibhf-HS Knath 'Neusliom
Fairchild John FOSSEH Vlayne Foe
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tugs-ther on natiunal and stall' prop-cts to lmprnve humemakmng 1-onciltiuns .md hvlp needy pn-ople in form-ign cnuntrws. National FHA wee-k was
f1nsw'w.'vcl all over thu- ljnlu-ll Slater from N1 wnmbvfr 2-8. This year one' wmdow dlspl:-ly was 1-rested to explain world peace and one tn explam
llls 1-lzrhl purposa-f or the' Ul'g2il'llZ8llfJ!'l. Slalw and dlStI'll'l mevllngs are attended by sumo- of thv club members. This year the FHA look over the
4-unmpln-tv I.Je-ntnl Hr-altyl pmgram fur their prog:-rl Tn-avhlng the gm de si-hunl about ds-nlal health is rne of thc-lr goals,
JUNIOR HIGH
NATIUNAL HUNUH SOCIETY
Row1:PaLty .Io Olson, Beverly Petersen.
Evelyn Jackman.
Row 2: Bruce Pirner, Stanle-y Doten. John
Soderquist.
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Luka hlstorizmz Charlene Akfly. rvprn'Ie13 Sally Lundvfn, parllanwntarzang Christlnv Skxnaway. song leader.
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3 Donna Dlouhy, Marie Roden, JoAnn
Mrndrum, Marilyn Watson, Geneva
Schoonmaker, Vivian Newton.
:Ella Ehne, Marjory Dixon, Mary
Siegfried, Nancy Courtney, Margaret
Boggs, LeN0n Courtney, Jackie Hyy-
tinen.
Row 3: Darlene Englund, Anna Gruhlke.
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Alice Nelson, Loretta Tholen, Karen
Kast, Evelyn Jackman, Jean New-
ton, Irene Deeds.
' Jackie Johnson Peggy' Havden Dor
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Johnson Christrnr John n Audrey
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Every summer a certain number of girls is svn! to the FHA camp near Lakr Arrowhr-arl, Virginia, Minn., for a week of leadership training.
Betty Buss and Evelyn Jackman attends-rl the camp last summer, Many other projects are completed by this group. They hold style shows, send
rackages lor- the VVorld Christmas Festival, give faculty coffee parties and observe United Nations Day.
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Row 2:
ART CLUB
Anna Cook, Betty Buss, Ruth Carl
strom, Charlotte Mackey.
Larry Honnold, Shirley Lake, Jerry
Cuderman,
A newly-organized club at Aitkin
High is the Art Club which is
headed by Mr. Westrom. To de-
velop an artistic interest in the
students is the goal of the club.
Onc or their projects for this year
will be to prepare posters for ac-
tivities of the various clubs and
organizations.
Sr-nror High officers are llctty Buss, president. Jackie Hyytinen, vice-presrdrnt: Evelyn Jackman, secretary: Regina Beneke, treasurer: Mar-
garet Boggs, historian: Carol Hansen, reporter: Julie Janzen, parlramentarrang Marcella Cartre, song learlr-r.
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Maru-lla Carrie, .loan Jolrnsr-rr I.ir1rlr
l'l-rf-rs'-rr, l'.l1 Mrrkley, ,xr-rlurla Way.
Anne Cook, Julie J.rnzr-ri, I.:lvrrrrrr.-
Gustin, Myrna Jenkins, Judy Honeya-
ger, Donna Maul. Lalmnrrla Tolivllli
Karen Otto, Ann Stern, Shirlv-5 l-'urlir-r
Mary Brenzel.
Karin Surff, .Inrirr-v K-arh, r'larrr-.
llunimer, Judy Cummings, I-Ilrzzrlwrl.
Koenig, Beverly Petersen, Joanne lirul-
ke. Catherine Rodeo, Marilyn Ellrni:
Beverly Pasell, Geraldine Rivers, Hel-
en Maclionald.
Iirru 4' Lucille Hensel, Shirley t'urnrnini:e1, .lane
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Ruhlmann, Arlene Nybersr. Marilyn l-'rl-
lips, Ardis Larson, Lois Ann Hansen
Elaine Fairchild. Marilyn Maru:-n, mir-
ol Hansen, Mary Ann Hanson, Gram
Bishop, Betty Buss.
Margaret Shields, Iiurlrnrua Arid:-rs-nr,
Marcia Thompson, Shirley Ml-or-hanr.
Regina Beneke, Marilyn Johnson, Eva-
Iyn Keath.
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Kellher, Karm Sarfl, Janice Lun-
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Jane Blyvn, Carol Brutxche, Tom
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Pal Humphrey, Radford Rellher,
Kenneth Cfmk, Greg Murphy, Marv
Mldthun, Terry Iluizlm-r. Larry Tur-
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Mr. VV'-bklng, Ronnie Rltter, Hamlll
Beecruft, Ruger Hyyimen, Marvm
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Jerry Hills, Rnbvrl Hur+i,.I1m Stlunl.
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John Hergrwtt. Dan Olsrrn, Ken Boyd, Robert
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Row 1: Rube-rt Lund. Bunny Hndgduu, B4-v
Mmdrum, Ruth Bodle-,
, W Row 2A Kwn Boyd. Dan Olson, Jlm Zeose,
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Row l: Bunny Hotlgdon, Evelyn .Int-krnan, Row
Beverly Peterson- Elizabeth Koenig.
Row 2: Arlene Atwater, Joanne Grulke, Ar-
lene Nyberg, Marilyn Frllrrs, Mary
Ann Ronnet, Nant-y Courtney, Helen
Ann Mat-Ilonald. Clarree Dummer. Row
Donna Lofgren.
SPANISH CI,I'l!
Row 1: Bev Mindrum, Joan Johnson, Lydia
Petersen, Loraine Dennison, Clarice
Hillman, Pat Hogan, Carolyn Eng-
quist.
Row 2' Carolme Ashton, Mt'. Bt-lfiori, Flor'
t-nee Battnigartnerg Kay Hill.
'l'lu- el'-xt-rr nn-rnln-rs nf the Spanish 1'lttlr:nre
all s-t-ontl year spanish sttttlt-nts nr' Mr 1:1-lfrorr.
t-:teller and adviser for the r-ltrlr 'l'ln-y plan to
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.krn-in-l urtli tln- lropt- that they :night llllvlnrsl
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Lange, Mary
Dragovrch, Jim
drum, Marilyn
Teddy Arens, Karen
Anne Koukis, Belly
McKersre, Bev Min-
Elling, Barbara And-
erson, June Emch, Grace Bishop.
1 Miss Baker, JoAnn Haskins, Carol
Lidberg, Donna Huber, Hope Has-
kins, Ethel Hedberg, Bonnie VVreder-
liolt, Gwen Honnold, Joanne Linde.
"A" BOOK
Cutting pit-tures, writing copy, laying out
pages, rushing to the printing office and pasta
.ng pant-ls are all everyday occurrences for
the "A" BOOK STAFF, which consists of a
zroup of students supervising activities, art,
sales and requirements for putting out a goof
annual Th-- staff, headed by Betty Drago-
vrch, Etlrtor'-rn-chief: Jim McKersie, Business
Editor: Mary Anne Koukis, Copy Editnrj
Beverly Mrndrum, Layout Editor: JoAnn
Ellrg, Art Editor, with Miss Baker an-l Miss
Lt-mon, advisers, sponsors dances, r-oneessions
and programs to raise funds to present to
the students a pictorial record of student life
,it Aitkrn High.
Marianne Petersen, Jean Nvwlwll.
Ardarli NN'ay, Beverly Pasell. MHS
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How 5' Barbara Bieknell, J'oAnn Ellrg, Jean
Butler' Unrothy VVrnegar'ner, Dt-Lrrrt-s
Wolford, Ramona Mindrum, Carolyn
Engqutst. Katherine Jerviss, Ardis
Larson, Arline Thompson, Joan John-
son, Pat Mtckley, Lydia Petersen,
Composing articles, writing sports, getting interviews, digging up features. preparing the paper for mrm--:graphing and getting it to the
students every three weeks keeps members of the staff of nur school newspaper, the Hi-Lite, on the go all the time, Under the direction of Mr Ur-
banskr, adviser, June Emeh and Margaret Slnelds, eo-editors: Bev Mindmm, news: Shirley Cummings, features: Jerome Fischer, sports, and
other staff members, this group puts out an interesting and informative paper about the events and activities at school. Last year they spnne
srreti the Ht-Lite Jamboree whit-h we hope will heeonitr a yearly event.
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Arrlarla VVay, Hope Haskins, Mary
Annu Koukrs, Bev Mindrum, Arline
Thompson, Ardts Larson, Carolyn
Engquist, Donna Huber, Marcella
Cartie, Pat Mir-kley,
Row 2: Shirley Mem-ham, Ramona Mindrum,
Elizabeth Koenig, Beverly Petersen,
Judy Cummings, Barbara Anderson,
Margaret Shields, Shirley Cummings,
June Emeh, Karen XViederholt, Jo-
Ann Ellig.
Row 3: Donna Lofgren, Teddy Art-ns, Karen
Lange, Bunny Hodgdon, Ethel Hed-
berg, Katherine Jerviss, Joanne
Linde, Marianne Petersen, Gwen
Honnold, Audrey Howard, Arlene
Atwater, Carol Ltdberg, Joan John-
Slln.
Row tr Harald Bakken, Jim Zeese, .It-an
llutler, Barbara Johnson, Jerry Cud-
wrman, Marvin Eltl, Don Wheatt-raft,
Lydia Pel"r'sen.
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lf J11mm'H1gh stud:-nts. ls 1-nmpvm-41 uf pupllx
ln tho- fllth und sixth grafles this yvar, Hull
rnost fmt' the mvmbers arf- nvw. Tug:-ther with
Mr. Crrnllcrs, thx- 3dVlSl'I', Jnhn Rushenherg.
th- chu-V, Jllll Full and Ellclnl Gzilurne-ault, th:-
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ARTCLUB
llnw 1-Anna Pnok, Bvtty Buss, Ilutli Carlstrom, Churlottxh Mriclcvy.
Row Z!-lgirry llmimrld, Shirley Lakin Jerry Pudf-rmun.
A ncwly-m'i.:'unlzf-rl cluh nl AiLkin High is tlw Xrt Club whir-h iw
hvndvd hy Mr, lhfstrorvi, Tu rl:-rs-lop an arlislim- inte-rss: in the sliulmits
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l""lNl"" lH'H1l'l'S lllr nvllvlllvs of ilu- x':irinuH rliilie-1 null nl'g:iniz.uIlulis,
This is an organization for all senior high girlf whu inte-nd to go into sume- field of nu-duine. The-ir sn-hvdulg Cnnsists m-vi-ry ye-zur ui a field tiip
in various hospitals and a tva held in the spring for their mothers. The officers are Carolyn Engquisl, presidemg Mary Amie' Koukis. vice-pre-sv
rlviil and Arlmo Thnmpsmi. ss-vrvtary-trvasurer. Mrs, Rash-y heads UP group.
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Marvin Westvig, Don Olson, Arvin L 4' - '
Packer, Richard Cartie, Gary Kien-
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Elizabeth Hensel, Jane Myers, Dar-
lene Reich, Willetta Roberts, La-
Donna Toppila, Donna Maul, Rose-
mary Fischer.
Richard Olsen, Duane Andrews,
Bradley Sheeks, Donald Hagquist,
Roger Glidden, LeRoy Hoffman,
Lewis Davis..
Neal Vanstrom, Jerry Swedberg, Ed-
win Tyren. Jerry Wickstrom, Joe
Wilson, Lloyd Johnson, Fred Cox,
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The Audio-Visual Club is kept busy eight hours a day showing films, running the tape recorder and phonogiaphs and the various other audio
visual equipment. New members are put through a rigid training period during which they must prove their melit as prospective club members
Officers are elected each year. Those serving for 1952-53 are Jerry Cu :lei-man, president Dale Anderson vice president Ella Borgman secre
HWY: Robert Lund, treasurer. Their adviser is Mrs. Pehrson.
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Don Schlagel, Aage Arndtsen, Don
Blount, Jim Zeese, George Tibbetts,
Walt Newton, Tony Huber.
Barbara Bicknell, Ramona Mindrum,
Mary Brenzel, Lucille Hensel, Don-
na Dixon, Shirley Deeds, Irene
Deeds, Bev Mindrum, Audrey How-
ard.
Bradley Bodle, Bob Neese, Bob Frost,
Dale Anderson, David Scott, Larry
Tumer, Ralph Chi-istianson, Grace
Pehrson, Advisor.
Stanley Guslin, Conrad Holmvig, Jer-
rv Cuderman, Harald Bakken, Clif-
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The 53-plece band lS one of the musical organizations that participates in most of the extra-curricular activities in and outside of the school.
Its members provide musical entertainment for all the football and basketball games and many of the programs at school and perform at least
two concerts a year. They also have attended the Minnesota State Fair for the last two years. This fall they were invited to attend the Min-
nesota vs. California football game tor the second annual Band Day in which 35 bands participated.
Some of the special groups within the band are the Swing Band, whir-h consists of a small group of band members who provide entertainment
for speclal programs, and quartets, trlosg soloists and other instrumental groups which attend the district and state contests where they are rated
and given awards.
EVYIQ' year new officers are elected and a representative from each class ls chosen. This year's officers are as follows: June Emch, president:
Betty Buss. vice-president: Carolyn Engquist, secretary-treasurer: Arlette Elmer, senior representative-3 Jim Zeese, junior representative. and
Evelyn Jackman, sophomore representative.
Althvulzh a great deal of work and practice goes into the making of each show or program, participation in band is el pleasure and provides valu-
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of the strongest teams in our conference and we also won our homecoming game. These are short resumes o t e games.
AITKIN 13-WADENA 35
Our season opener came as Aitkin's first defeat, Although de-
feated, we looked forward to the rest of the season with great an-
ticipation.
AITKIN 26-ALEXANDRIA 45
During this game the fans saw very little defensive play by
either team. "Snookie" proved to be the outstanding player of the
game by scoring on runs of 68, 69 and 70 yards, and he passed 35
yards to Jim Samuell for the other score.
AITKIN 25-C-I 0
This was our first home game and also our first victory. In
defeating our foremost rival, C-I, the two former defeats were for-
gotten. This was the best team play of the season and especially
good because of the defensive play led by Rad Reither, Jim Herring
and Dan Olson.
AITKIN 6--LITTLE FALLS 27
Although we were a little slow at getting started, the second
half proved that the Gobblers were still in there fighting.
AITKIN 19-STAPLES 13
Thi ame was one of our more exciting games because we won
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The defense was led by Ray Pratt. Because this was Staples' home-
coming, it was a heavy loss to them.
Although in number, the victories and losses of our '52 football
thus far overshadowing our defeats.
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AITKIN 194BRAINERD 13
By an identical score as that of the Staples game, we defeated
Brainerd's homecoming also. The outstanding player of this game
was Dick Skog, while Bob Pratt and Bill Jakubice did a good job
going down under punts.
AITKIN 46--CLOQUET 7
Homecoming! Although we upset Staples and Brainerd's home-
comings, our own turned out to be a great success. During this
game the spectators witnessed the top offensive performance of the
season, with "Snookie" and "Skog" scoring three times each. Ritter,
Samuell. Kaplan and Christianson led the team in downfield block-
ing.
AITKIN 14--ST. CLOUD TECH 52
This defeat was one that was especially hard to take for every-
one. The reason was because if we would have won, that would have
meant a three-way tie for first place between Aitkin, Little Falls
and St. Cloud Tech. As it was, St. Cloud Tech was first, followed
by Little Falls, and third was Aitkin. It was during this last game
that Skog electrified the crowd by running back the opening kickoff
81 yards for a score.
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winning seven of their fourteen games The following is a brief reminder of the high spots of the season.
AITKIN 43 COLERAINE 36
Aitliiri led by 1 large margin at thc- halt, but were matched for
llaskfts in thi third quarter and otrsrored in the fourth Thr-Lr early
lv-ad was -uftn ie-r.t to larry them to victory Saniuell was high-point
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AITKIN 56 f'LOQI.'ET 47
A 1-lose game in whirli the flobhln-is led hy two or thru' points
un'rl the Iourlh quarter' when Aitkin pulled ahead, Samuell lefl with
15 points, followed by Reithei with 14.
AITKIN 38 XVADENA 34
Aitkin started fast and hf-ld a good lead until tht- fourth quar-
ter, when the Indians hegan to elose in. It ended with the score
ilose, but in favor' of Aitl-tin Samuell and Hyytinen seorefl 9 points
each.
AITKIN 56 STAPLES 48
It was a fast game from the start with Staples' long shooters
outscoring the Gobs in the tirst quarter. However, Samuell pulled
Aitkin ahead and led the scoring column with 35 points,
AITKIN 39 VIRGINIA 45
A heart-breaking game after an undefeated season so far, this
lust homr- game found the Gobs outscored by 25 to 8 at the half.
The boys pic-ki-rl up in the serond half and the last quarter was a
fast and high sr-oring ont-,Samuo-ll was high-point man with 18
points.
AITKIN 52f -C-I 53
A fast .ind furious game from the start with the score favoring
first one te-am and then the other. The game ended in a tie, which
meant an exerting overtime. A foul was called on Aitkin and C-I
gainvvrl a point and the vitrtoiy,
AITKIN 56 HIBBING 62
The third home game round Aitkin almost upsetting the highly
favored "Blue Jael-tets,." Artkin held a lead from the start that
rose tr: lt? points at one time. Reither played an exceptional game
on rehounrlin: and scoring, but Samuell led with 27 points.
AITKIN 46f BIIAINERD 43
A :ast game from the start with Aitkrii barely winning over
tlii formidable XYarriors Reither earried oif scoring honors with
IT points
AITKIN 58 LITTLE FALLS 52
Sarnuell and Reither led the Gobs to vittory with 24 and IK
punt' rrspertrvely. A fine game was 4-xl:-llently played by hoth
teams Vummings played an outstanding defensive game
AITKIN 46 ST VLUITIP 35
Aitl-un took an early lead in the game and their stall,-d during
ht third tiuarta-r, whit-h was quite- unusual for the flohs Sanxuell
rgziin led the sc-oring with 21 points,
AITKIN 60' IJENFELD T2
This was the first game played away from home that Aitkin
lost. However, they set a new record by missing only one fri-e shot
rut of nineteen. McKay played a fine game and sfrored H points.
AITKIN 49 BRAINERD 52
Thi second game with Brainerd saw the Gobs losing by the same
margin as' thfir tirst game with Brainerd. It is believed that er-
rnrs in the fourth quarter caused the loss of the game for Aitkin.
AITKIN T5-LITTLE FALLS 65
The Gobs had an easy time of it at Little Falls with high sc-orer'
Samuell breaking his own record of 39 points with -ll against the
Flyers. This was a fast and interesting game throughout.
AITKIN T4 WADENA 48
Altkin smothered the opposing team by general all around bet-
ter playing, Some of the less experienced Aitkin players were put
into the game early but still the Indians could not make any head-
way.
AITKIN 50 STAPLES 55
Oft to a slow start the Gobs were no mateh for thi' Staplt s team
who had ,in outstanding night of playing, It was a 1-lose gamer :ind
one which should have been a victory tor the Gobs.
AITKIN 58 -'C-I TT
The C-I team romped away from the Gobs with an early li ad
that they held all during the game. Nothing eould help the Gobs
and the Rangers went on to an easy victory
As we go to press, Aitkin has already played one tournament game against SVadena, which they won 38 to 30 in an easy vi:-tory, Let's
wish them good lurk and lots of it in the remaining tournament games.
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Harald. an Eagle Scout of Aitkin, was given an outstanding honor when he
was chosen to represent Region 10 of the Boy Scouts of America to go to Washing-
ton to meet Presidfnt Eisenhower. Harald was gone for a week on his trip to Wash-
ington and New York City, and he visited and did many interesting things. Among
the highlights of his trip were seeing the White House, the Capital, the FBI and
meeting J. Edgar Hoover, the Smithsonian Institute, Mount Vernon, the XVashington
and Lincoln Monuments, and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. YVhile in New York,
Harald visited the U. N., saw "South Pacific" on Broadway, toured a science museum,
the Statue of Liberty, and the Empire State Building. Harald had many valuable ex-
periences on his trip, but said "meeting President Eisenhower was the most mem-
orable and outstanding event."
BOYS EARN SCHULASTIC HUNORS IN
GHAIIYATING CLASS
While seven ul the top ten honor students in the Aitkin High School senior class
were girls, highest scholastic honors were earned by Harald Bakken and Jerry Cud-
erman, Harald was named valemlictorian with an average of 3,94 and Jerry was nam-
ed salutatorian with an average of 3.90 Iloth boys had similar interests, in their
school activities. They both had been active in speech and dramatics. both in speech
contests and junior and senior class plays. They were also members of the Audio-Vis-
ual club, the Hi-Lite, and the Raflio club. Both boys are planning to attend college
next fall, but as yet Harald does not know wh. re hi- will attend. Jerry is planning
on attending the University of Minnesota.
The other eight top ranking students of the senior class we rf- Marilyn Elling, llc-tty
Dragovich, Mary Ann Ronnei, Alfred Jaques, Joanne Linde, Arlene Nyberg, Beverly
Mindruni, and Carolyn Engquist.
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