Aitkin High School - A Book Yearbook (Aitkin, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1959 volume:

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' W: , ..-i5f9qs,"j qivgwswf , 4. , 1 A. , I ' ' . 11 .,g fa .f - ,-1-.'g,.,,g:14v,g'-1-YT' A -' ,".,.,,-'-ff-Ei.: 2- +3153 " ...Huff '.,,. .V , , at v- -4- ,. s-"'f-:-:z-",1'- 'f-f-.gpgf-.g 52 ' 13'-E li .nl K x .,.w.1 X Nm X gl' 9,1-'V'Q'!m'7' l Lvg. b Lkgwgrv Low! 2,'d,Lh. vQ,JQufrv7Q 135 AQ 5? " I 5' fyepyoxv ks Arc ffaofe of 7361- :J W , "A" BOOK OF 1959 AITKIN HIGH SCHOOL AITKIN, MINNESOTA KSN! OAJJ Oafwo' any L , 372389 E -8.51214 U 4 PRESIDENT Tom Hasskamp VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Jane Petersen Arlen Landrus CLASS COLORS Charcoal and Coral CLASS FLOWER Lady Shpper CLASS MOTTO The path to success is steep. TREASURER STUDENT COUNCIL Alvin Buss Bob Chatelle Z G' ANDERSON, LUVERNE-"Men of few words are the best of men." Debate 12, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Pl-ay, NHS 11-12, Sci. C. 11-12, Stu. Coun. 12, Choir 10-12 ANDERT, RICHARD-"Here is a guy as good as goldg he's never shy nor is 'he bold." BB 10, A 'look 12, AV 10-12, Debate 11-12, Sci. C. 11-12, St. Coun. 12 ANDREWS, JUDY-"A pleasant smile, 3 willing . way, but never very much to say." A Book 11-12 ,,, .A , ,.- l FHA 10, Nurses 10, Span C. 11-12, St. Coun. 11 V -- - " A": W ':" ARVIDSON, EVERETT-"How wondel-fu1 it is to do nothing and rest afterward." Wres. 10 s A w A - --,.. . BEAL, BAILEY, NOEL-"If muscles were gold, he'd be rich." FB 10-12, Track 10-12, Wres. 10-12, Letter- men's C. 10-12, Class Off. 11, Choir 12 BANKS, HARRY'-"Work never hurt anybody, but why take a. chance." FFA 11-12 fin. CURTIS-"The war didn"t break out, he just if tdi M 'A started his car." 17 . 111- .i1E'f52 ...f-li, ,--1 1- '-"o1" B BEAL, KATHERINE-"Why study, my time is "': "'1 ,,5.j5i valuable." A Book 11-12, FHA 10-12, GAA 10-12 :"' " .e . if? . . . B 0 , BEECROFT, GAIL-"School is fun inside and out, but io-12 mostly Out." A Book 10-12 FHA 10-12, GAA BLAZINA, CAROL-"Inf the struggle and strife, she'1l make the best 0 'lifef' FHA 10-11. Lib. C. 11-12. Sci. C. 10-12,,Stl1: Coun. 12, Band 10-12 BONNEVILLE, GARY-"Wh-at man dare, I dare." BB 11 have their de- with high school C. 10-12 BOYD, EVA-"High school days lights, but they can't compare nights." AV 10-12, FHA 10, Lib. BOYD, LEROY-"My wit. about as fiery as my hairf' Baseball 12, BB 10-12, FB 10-12, Track 10-12 Let.terman's C. 11-12. BROMAN, KEN-He's good at argument and intel- lec-t too, theres nothing in the speaking line he can't do." BB 10-11, FB 11-12. Track 10-12, A Book 12. Debate 11-12, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Letterman's C. 11-12, Sri. C. 12, Stu. Coun. Press, Class Off. 11. Choir 10-11, Boy's Quartet 12, Speech 11 ll1'SS ALVIN-'Never' a 1-are. never a hurry, good- looking girls are his only worry." BB 10-12, FB 10-12. 'l'i-ark 10-12. Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play. Lettertnans C 10-11. Class Off. 12. Choir 10-12, Boys Quartet CALL JIM-"Girls are bothersome, but I like to be b01.1l6I'6'l1.H Baseball 12, BB 10-12. FB 10-12, Travk 10-ll. Letterrnan's C. 11-12. Band 10, Choir 10-12. CARLSON. GORDUN--"School is fine as a side- line." AV 10-12 CARLSON, JERRY-"An athlete that st-ores in more ways than one." BB 11-12, Baseball 10-12, FB 10-12. 11, Su King BUCKMAN, CAROL-"A miss as good as her smile: she'll try most anything once in awhile." A Book 10-12, Lib. C. 10-12 BURRIS, PAT-A'She has a carefree twinkle in her eye." FHA 12. Hi Lite 12, Nurses 10, Choir 12 10-12, Madrigal 11-12. Boys Quartet 10-12, Madrigal 12 Wrest. 10, Letterniatfs C. 10-12, Span. C. 1. Coun. 12, Class Off. 10, Homecoming CARLSON, LARRY-"I see much, but I say little." AV 10-12 CARROLL, TAMARA-"I'd rather be small than not at all." FHA 10-12, Choir 10-12 CARTIE, DEANNA-A'Ca.lled 'De-De' by her friends, but not so quiet as she pretends." FHA 10-11 CARTIE, CATHY-"1 was cut out to be an angel but somebody stole the pattern." A Book 12, 'Sr Class Play, FHA 10-11, Lib. C. 10, Nurses 10 Span. C. 11-12, GAA 10-12 ' CHATELLE, ROBERT-"The juvenile Einstein Track 10, Debate 10-12, Sci. C. 10-12, Span. C. 10-12. ?"+ Foun. 12, Class Off. 10-12 CHRISTENSEN, DOROTHY-"Sincere and gener- ous toward all she knows: a jolly good gal W110 has no foes!! FHA 10-11 CLUFF, CRAIG-"This guy is fast, his driving that is." AV 10-12 CUMMINGS, KAY-"At first we think her rather quiet, but later on she-'s quite a riot." A. Book 12, FHA 10-12, Hi-Lite 10-12, Class Off. 10-11, Choir 10-12, GAA 12. DALY, LYNDA-"I'm not arguing with you, I'n1 telling you." A Book 12, GAA 10-12 DAVIS, DIANN-t'Not guilty of a. thing except pei- haps, studying." A Book 11-12, Lib. C. 10-12 :wh-me1--me--willM-.-1111----nal-ze .11 - tw.. ,-,, Q.-is 3,,,,,,,-,L--3i.,,m5m,,p,.,,..,, ,,.1,,,,,,,,j,,,,, i iiikfisrs' Sl gwjw -wil' . , ',1 f,,,.. , ,..y 557 :E .,,,, ' , AL,. 2. -V .-,.- - l W, - ,ggggivi ,K it 4 ,, V f - ,J aw, fl we ' sflfhf 1 sigvall g i ':-':i,'Msu - ,'z.ff,a:,.gf3,lysis m c-3' 'ili w ' : T,f,5fQ."f4f3vTs2,f, , . -1.V - 1, ZPPV 1 -,L,-- .1 fv' 1 15 wi-'fif , . . ,'f'g,,g ll: il ' " ll 1125511 U "Sometimes quiet, sometimes sleepy, nothing bothers Bob very GGGDIY-" FB 10-12, Track 11-12, Wrest, 10-12, Letterman's C. 12 FERLITA, ROBERT- FLOWERS, BEULAH-"Laugh and take life easy." FOGLE, LEROY-"He,s short and wise, a terror for his size." AV 10-12, Choir 12 FOWLDS, BONNIE-' too, she's game for 12, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, FHA 11-12, Lib C. 11-12, Nurses 10-11, Span. C. 11-12 'A bushel of fun, a worker .,,. f, iiifgrw ' -- ,s . as -- . .,.. -3 , , --ir - - 25231553 fall 'i IL-'E,, B lllgk, , .:,, A, DOTEN, ARTHUR-"Smilin all." Baseball 12, BB 10-12, FB 10-12, Track 10-12, Letterman's C. 10-12, Sci. C. 12, Span, C, 11.12 Class Off. 10 . g and tall, known by 50,511 N. W?Ts1if5f,1f' 1. A. - , .- 1 .' SZ 1 fi? " V-:rw 2 -550-.ff . -.itfiff-f,2fi,5'.ga, 1525325 ggfiiff W - 3, p -1 ' f' .Nt -5.-ii 'C -f ,ew , S - ECKLID: RUSSELL-"ls if Russell ol- his motor- Cycle? ' 1 1 Q -'ww' --was 11115310 vas 'mln 4' ELLIS, JERALD-"The less there is learned, tfhe less there is to forget." FB 10, FFA 10 ERICKSON, ELLEN-"She considers her studies a lark, and she would die if she got a poor mark." A Book 12, Cheerleading 10-12, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, FHA 10-12, Hi Lite 10-12, Class Off. 10-11, Band 10-12, Choir 10-12, GAA 10-12, Madrigal 11 FELLERMAN, DAVID-"As innocent as the devil." FFA 10-12 FENSTERMAKER, KAREN-"B e W a I' e O f t h e twinkle in her eye, 'mischief' it seems to cry." FHA 10, Nurses 10-11 all you want, to do." A Book HASSKAMP, TOM-"There are two sides to every uestion my side and the wrong side. A Book ,, AV 10-12 Debate 12 NHS 11-12 Sci. C. 11-12 . 1 - St. Coun. VP 12 Class Off. 12 may do 1n sports at friendship at helping you Baseball 12 BB 1012 FB 1112 Track 1012 Let termens C 1112 NHS 1112 SCI C 12 Chou 10-12 Boy s Quartet 10-12 Madrigal 10-12 Q ,Ml 5252--Q 3 X Nw q , " .1t- 4, 12' ' ' ' ' 21 1 HEINEMAN, JERE-"Wonderful lad in anything he , - 1 I 4 : 1 ig, Tirs tgizlfi, HEUER, BERNICE-"Quiet people are welcome everywhere." A Book 11-12, Lib. C. 10-12, Nurses 10, Band 10-12 HOLMVIG, JERRY-"Let me expla' -- h 'L' ' way." FHA 10-12 In a em I S this HOLSTEIN, JANET-"A woman of few words UD" FHA 10, Lib. C. 10 HOWARD, PATRICIA-"Love is a dream, gosh I'm sleepy." AV 10, Speech 11, Jr. Class Play, FHA 10-12, Hi Lite 10-12 HUNTER, KATIE-'KBe good, but you'll be lone- some." Span. C. 11-12 HYYTINEN, DIANE-l'To know, her is to like her." AV 10, Speech 11, FHA 11-12, Hi Lite 11-12, St. Coun. 11 JANZEN, WARREN-"Hang sorrow! Let's be merry." Track 11-12, Debate 12, Sr. Class Play, Sci. C. 11-12 JAQUES, DONNA-"Through sunshine and rain she's -always the same." FHA 10, Lib. C. 11-12 NHS 11-12, Nurses 11-12, Sci. C. 11, Band 10-12 Choir 10-12, Madrigal 11-12 .. ,,. 1.-XLARNEAULT, EDWARD-"Quiet on the out- side, a good fellow through and 'dhroughf' Base- ball 12, BB 10-12, FB 10-12, Track 10-12, Hi-Lite 11-12, Letterrnan's C- 11-12, Stu. 'Coun. 10, Class Off. 10, Speech 11 GBIDDEN, BENNETH-4'His greatest sin is a care- tree grin. FB 10-12, Track 10-12, Wrest. 10-12, Letterman's C. 10-12 -JNAHN, MARGARET-"Not having much to say- gentle and quiet in every way." A Book 10-12 Speech 12, Lib. C. 10-12, Choir 10-12, Bus Patr. 10- 12 GORSUCH, CONRAD-"Worry never made a man great: why should I worry?" Stu. Coun. 12, Clhoir 12, Bus Patr. 10-12 ,,, GRAVELLE, TOM-"What the heck, y9u're only e young 01109-H FFA 10- Hi'Life 12- Choir 12 rsds , ...,.,, , m :V h 1 -- JV, ,QAAV , , C GRAY, GARY-"Never a care, never a hurry, just one girl is his main worry." Baseball 10-12, FB 10-12, Wrest. 10-12, FFA 10, Letter1n'an's C. 10-12, fgf'f2 3-I , 2 Stu. Coun. 11, Choir 12 ,'.' J A GREEN, JUDY-"A sixtlh sense, common sense, be- llranfzs to this young lady." A Book 10.12, FHA GRETSCHMANN, RUSSELL-"Not over studious, serious, or sad. AV 10-12 HANSEN, JANICE-HA likeable girl with a like- able way." FHA 10-12 HANSEN, ALLEN-"An athlete earnest in work, and friendly to all." FB 10-12, Track 10-12, Wrest. 10-12, LetterInan's C. 11-12 JOHNSON, ELAINE-"A sincere and quiet maiden." FHA 10-12 JOHNSON, GARY-"A little learning is a dang- erous thingf' FFA 10-12 KAUTH, THERESA-"Full of pep and ready to go, that's what makes her chatter so." FHA 10-12, Hi-Lite 12, Nurses 11-12, Stu. Coun. 12 KELLERMAN, ALLEN--"T'hat I'm a man I'd have you know, tho' I still have some to grow." Track 10-12, Wrest. 12, FFA 10-11 KELLY, CONNIE-"She's little, toe she's brimful of life and go." FHA 10-11 KEWITSCH MORRIS-"Life is one long process of' getting tired." FFA 12 KNIGHT, IJOLUHEDS-"Some say she's bashful, others doubt it." A Book 10, Jr. Class Play, FHA 10-12, Hi-Lite 11-12, Choir 10-12 KOENIG, CATHY-"An angel until known, then deviltry is shown." A 10-12, FHA 10-12, Stu. Coun. 12, Choir 10-12, GAA 10-12 KELLERMAN, ELAINE-"She's certain to be seen where fun and mischief beam." A Book 12, Speech 11, FHA 10-12, Nurses 10, C'h0ir 10-12, GAA 10-12 KELLERMAN, JEAN-"There is no Wealth like a quiet mind." Speech 12, Lib. C. 10-12, Band 10-12, GAA 10-12 but from head to Book 11-12, Cheerleading LAMKE, JUDY-"Wherever she's needed she'll be there-ever ready to do her share." AV 10-12, Sr. Class Play, FHA 10-11, Span. C- 11-12, GAA 10-11 L-QNDRUSL ARLEN-"School is nice, but vacation is meer. FB 10-12, Track 10-12, Wresit. 10-12, Letterman's C. 10-12, Class Off. 12 LEE, -TOAN-'iLaughing, talking, having fun, life for hex' has Just begun." FHA 11-12. LEE, JOYCE-"An unassuming little lady and a conscientious student. LILJENQUIST, EDDIE-"I was asked to answer promptly and I did - I said I didn't know." FB 10, Wres. 10-12, FFA 10-11, Let'termen's C. 12 LILJENQUIST, LEE-"Could his shynesfs be just a front?" AV 10-12, FFA 10-12 LONG, JOHNNY-"I l'k ' 1 , - tau-I like th 1 6 glrs shaft, I like them em QHYWZ1 t ll. BB - 11-12, Stu. Coun. 11-12 y a a 11 12' FFA LUECK, ARNOLD-"If there's anything I like, it's a good time." Baseball 11-12, FB 10-11, Track 10, Choir 10-12 LUNDEEN, VERNON-"A bad excuse is better than none at all." FFA 10. LYMAN, WAYNE-"Let the Words be few." AV 10-12 .lg ,, file. - 1:3 , its . ' MATH, AUGUST-"Trouble simply grin and let it be." ' 2251 ' ' if 'A ' X are ig Q 'sf SQ . 1 S , up ? 121. smug? fs 33' Q iv, X s 35 M, iw 15591 K, fi 2555:-izifigigi "' Lf?5i?:fS:4,sif ,':.5.f . NXsi.v1L:x:Z3?VSrlJ5, --iii 'Er ,fr - :E"s::. - ' -1, MCGILLIS, JOHN-"Of all Uhe things I like the best, I most prefer to sit and rest." FB 10, Track 10 never bothers me, I I just like lots of fun." AV 12, GAA 10-11 MORGAN, PAT- Dont he's not really so shyf' 10-11, Letterman's C. 12 NELSON, ROGER-"Not that I love studying less, but that I love fun more." Baseball 11-12, BB 10-12, FB 10-11, Track 10 NICKO, JOHN-"Not bold, nor shy, nor short, nor tall, but a good combination of 'them all." Base- ball 11, FFA 10-12 NOLLETTE, LEROY-"He knows everything, doubts nothing." Track 11-12, A Book 12, AV 10-12, Speech 11-12, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play NORBY, RICHARD-"O, K. I did it! What ya, gonna, do about it?" MILES, ARVELLA-'Tm not boring, not dumb, 10-12, FHA 11, Lib. C. let hun kid you girls FB 10-12, Track 10, Wrest. NIORIARTY, BETTY-"Good girls love their broth- ers, but so good am I that I love other girl's bro't'hers." FHA 12. Hi Lite 12, Nurses 12 NEESE, ELEANOR-"Here is -a girl who is al- ways quiet, wihy don't some of us try it?" FHA 11-12 w ,, -I I 1 : 7 -'1iIgs's,f2ii-'fa , 1 I ,,1f'F?f1i , W I I - ' my V , 1 H -- ' V K .,-,E . . ...,,,,, A :awWmemMmmmpnxxww f x AV 11-12 PETERSON, MARGIE-"Always laughing, lots of fun-she is friendly to everyone." A Book 11-12, Cheerleading 10-12, Speech 11, Sr. Class Play, FHA 10-12, NHS 11-12, Stu. Coun. 10-11, Class Off. ll, Choir 10-12. GAA 10-12, One Act Play 11, Mad- rizal 11-12 PRATT, EILEEN-"Does anyone want to heal' 21 joke?" AV 10-12, FHA 10-12 QUALE, JAMES-"It isn't what you do, it's what you get away with." FB 10, Wrest, 10-11, Speech 11, Letterman's C. 10-11, Choir 10-12 ROOT, CAROL-lf misohief is a path to Heaven, l'm on my way there nowf' A Book 10-12, Cheer- leading 14-1-12, FHA 10-12, Span. C. 11-12, Stu. Coun. 12, GAA 10-12 OLIVE, ARTHUR-"A card he is, a card he be, and he can argue endlessly." Track 11-12, Wrest. 12, A Book 12, Debate 11-12, Sr. Class Play, Sci. C. 12, Span. C. 11-12, stu. coun. 12 OLSEN, ARLENE-"Life is short and so am OLTMAN, MARY-'KShe's just as friendly as can be and always busy as a bee." A Book 12, Debate 11, Jr. Class Play, FHA 10-12, Hi Lite 10-12, Span. C. 11-12, Band 10-12, Sr. Class Play PALMER, SIDNEY-"Nothing is so important that he need worry about it." I." PAULUS. JUDY-"Laughing eyes and pretty hair, pronounce her a girl beyond compare." A Book 10-12, FHA 10-12 PETERSEN, JANE-"Clever, pretty, and lots of fun, Jane is tops with everyone." A Book 10-12, Cheerleader 10, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play. FHA 10-12, Sci. C. 12, Class Off. 12, Band 10-12, GAA 10, Hi Lite 10, Homecoming Queen 1 , Q 1 E RUKAVLNA, CAROL-"Her ways are ways of pleas- anmnessf' FHA 11-12, Band 10-12 RUSCHMEIER, ILO-"lf giggles were unlawful, I'd spend the rest of my days in jail." Speech 12, FHA 10-12, Hi-Lite 12 QCHILLA JACK-"When work and fun clash. let ' work go to smash." BB 10, spf-Q1-11 11. Jr. Class Play QCHLAGEL, RODGER-"My carefree days of ease I hope will never Cease." iiii iieii SCI-IREIBER, MARILYN---Nice 1.0 talk 10, nice to seeg she-'ll get where she wanrs to be." A Book 10-12, Speer-h ll, Jr, Class Piay, FHA 10-12, 1-11- Lite ll. Choir 10-12 SIEMERS. DICK-"If theres nothing else to laugh at, start a cirvus of your own." ' Gil wr . ' ' f. . ' ' - - I i' ' - -A M ef f isfisl i ' . , , 1 . - , SKAT'I", JANICE-"The world was made to be en- joyed, and l am making the best of it." AV 10 FHA 12- SKOG, RAY-"Well, I made it by gosh? Wres. 12, Span. C. 11 sxooc, MARCIA-A-Guess war 1 done last night?" 2 AV 10-12, Lib. C. 10-12, Nurses 10 SLATER, SHERRY-"S-he never worries over things very long, to her life is one grand old Song." AV 10-12, Speech 11, FHA 10. Lib. C. 11-12 13 TIBBETTS, DUANE--"Why worry? Life is 'too short." FFA 10-12 TIBBETTS, JEANETTE-"A quiet lady with assets 'so many, if she has faults we can't think of any.' GAA 10-12, Speech 11 TIBBETTS, MATT-"I'11be happy, 1'll be free, school books will never bother me." FB 10, FFA 10-12 TIBBETTS, LARRY-"School breaks up my whole day." STUARD JOAN-"If there is anything she didn" learn, it's because she didn't have time to try." FHA 11-12, Hi-Lite 10-12, NHS 11-12, GAA 10-12 SULLIVAN, JERRY-"Why should the devil have all the good times?" Baseball 10-12, BB 10-12, Track 12, Letterman's C. 10-12 SUNDHOLM, RICHARD-"He's no saint perhaps, but the best of chaps." Baseball 10, FB 10, Wrest. 10-12 SWANSON, DONALD--"A handsome guy with mis- chief in his eye." FB 10, Wrest. 10-12 TEIKEN, MARY-"Her innocent WSWS will Devel' die, but I tell you boys, it's all fa lie." A Book 12, FHA 10-11, Nurses 10-11, -Span. C. 11-12 THORNE, JUDITH-"Ne-at, nice, and niftyf A Book 12, Sr. Class Play, FHA 10-11, Lib. C4 11-12, Nurses 10-11, Span. C. 11-12 TOLLEFSON, DONNA-'tThe sparkle on her finger almost matches the one in her eyes." FHA 10-12 , WARD, JOAN-"Sweet, nice, and a wee bit Mis- chievousf' A Book 12, AV 10, FHA 10-12, Lib. C. 10-12 WARE, ANN-"Often seen but seldom heard." A Book 11-12, FHA 10-12, Band 10-12 WATSON, BARBARA-"Always helpful, always true, 'always smiling, never blue." FHA 12, Choir 10-12 WESTON, MARLENE-"Little we know of her, but what We know is good." AV 10-12, FHA 10-12 WESTVIG, ROBERT-"Not quiet, not noisey, but a pal to the end." AV 10-12 WIEBERHOLT, JACQUELINE-"She's small, but so is a stick of dynamite." FHA 10-12, Hi Lite staff 12 WATSON, MARGARET-"Ready for fun, but will ing to work." FHA 10-12 WESTERLUND, CHARLOTTE-"When others for- get or duties shirk, Charlotte quietly does her own work." A Book 10-12, FHA 11-12, Lib. C. 10-12 15 WRIGHT, KURTIS-"An echo is the only thing that can cheat Kurt out of the last word." A Book WILSON' MARY I-QU-'AA ffifindly Smile and man' 10-12, AV 10-11, Speech 10, Jr. Class Play, Hi Lite ners sweet, she's Just the kind we hke to meet." 10-12 Sci- C 10-12 Choir 10,11 FHA 10-11 ' ' ' WOLF, JOYCE-"A gal with a smile and a life worth while." A Book 10-12, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, FHA 10-12, Hi Lite Staff 10-12, NHS 11-12, Stu. C. 11-12, Choir 10-12, Madrigal 12 IN MEMORY JOHN LIDFORS,-L1e'tterma.n's C., FB, BB, Base- ball, Choir, Boy'-s Quartet 16 Margie Peterson Jane Petersen Joyce Lee Kathy Koenig Elaine Kellerman Kay Cummings Jane Petersen Margie Peterson Jane Petersen Jane Petersen SHYEST HALL OF FAME MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED FRIENDLIEST SHYEST MOST FORGETFUL CLASS COMEDIANS BEST DRESSED BEST LOOKING CLASS ATHLETES BIGGEST FLIRTS BEST ALL AROUND f CLASS ACTORS Ken Broman Jerry Carlson Gordy Carlson Art Doten Alvin Buss Jere Heineman Arnie Lueck Art Doten Alvin Buss Jerry Carlson MOST MISCHIEVOUS Ellen Erickson Mary Oltman Carol Root Carol Root Mary Oltman CLASS MUSICIANS CLASS ACTORS MOST MISCHIEVOUS MOST CAREFREE BUSIEST Jere Heineman Alvin Buss Jerry Sullivan Jerry Sullivan Ken Broman BEST DRESSED Mosr FORGETFUL 17 ,MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED l Io 7 6 .1 l ,..- w , Y Qigrib ' nu .-.Gif PRES. V. PRES. SEC. TREAS. ST. COUN. Grade 10 .... Barb Butler Greg Sullivan Melvin Farley Mike Hanlon Larry Lamke PRES. V. PRES, SEC. TREAS. Grade 8 .... .... . .. Stephen Horner Diane Fielder LeAnn Huff Bruce Pearson ST. COUN, Connie Bonneville CLASS OFFICERS Grade 11 PRES' Roger Fischer V. PRES. Richard Fannemel fNot picturedb SEC. Karen Gundelson TREAS. Terry Rhodes ST. COUN. Kevin Cumming? PRES. V. PRES. SEC. TREAS. ST. COUN. Grade 9 .... .... Becky Lidfors Roger Aker Bev Beyreuther Richard Gross Carolyn Wick PRES. V. PRES. SEC. TREAS. S71 COUN. 7th Grade .... Terry Hogan Adele Rush Leslie Gehrels Terry Hagman Lois Fossum Row Row Row Row B. Hill, S. Hanson, L. Jolhnson, B. Janzen, D. Gross, L. Jacobs, A. Jones, P. Hu ber. C. Hanson, B. Hill, K. Holm, Johnson, K. Gunderson, D. Howard, J. Hag quist, B. Ham, R. Garlinghouse. J. Huber, S. Hensel, M. Hill, D. Gardner, J. Gabrio, D. Hall, P. Gustafson, L Gruhlke, D. Hyovalti. B. Hasselius, M. Johnson, R. Galarneault, G. Halek, J. Glad, G. Hyytinen, G Hurd. .IUNIORS Row Row Row Row Row K. Wilson, H. Wilson, E. Wedel, T. Virkus, F. Torgerson, K. Westvig. D, Wedel, N. Siemers, C. Wold, M. Thompson, J. Wright, P. Ware, M. Smoots. G. Teiken, R. Riggs, T. Wright, R. Skog, D. Welcome, R. Tibbetts, R. Pearson, J. Spaeth. D, Schultz, D, Bridgwater, T. Re-em, R. Streimer, W. Swanson, T. Yager, C. Wilson, R. Schmidt. U D. Way, T. Rhodes, B. Rosenbaum, W. Peterson, D. Watson, K. Watson, P. Wil- liams, K. Wharton. Z0 Row' Row Row Row ' J. Copley, M. Copley, A. Falk, J. Arness, B. Cartie, L. Catlin, P. Carlson. 5 J- Foster, T, Edwards, G, Fridge-n, R. Fischer, J. Blomquist, K. Cummings, EL R. Durnmer, O. Howe, C. Cluff, L. Ande1'son, M. Banks, B- Ca1'1S0H, C- Ehlle, N Deatz. D, Ferguson, B, Allie, B. Dotzler, R, Elmore, R. Edquist, D. Fairchild, D. Chris tian. Ecklund, R. Edwards, R. Catlin. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4 S. Zilverberg, P, Mojdrich, P. Larson, L. Lardy, M, Olson, S. Larson, L, Pirner. K. Otto, P. Prindle, S. Pierce, J. Nollette, L, Keil, S. Pickles, K, Nistler, A, Laidlaw, J. Pasell. 'l'. Morgan, M. Paulus, L-. Larson, H. Lamson, J, Lee, R. Oaks, R. Marsh, D. Lingroth. D. Lamke, J. Newstrom, D. Roden, B. McGregor, H. Monson, K. Mc-Coy, D. Re- vard, K. Lindquist, F. Peterson. 21 Row 1: K. Hoffman, J. Johnson, P. Hill, J. Greener, S. Graton, L. Johnson, J. Kellerman, R. Ja- cobs. Row 2: C, Holm, B. Janzen, L. Moccasin, K. Hanson, K. Franzen, E. Holmvig, L. Hegman, M. Jewett, M. Johnson. Row 3: G. Fowlds, E. Haveri, K. Kellerman, T. Hollingsworth, M. Fai-lee, M. Hanlon. Row 4: D. Johnson, T. Galarneault, D. Jenkins, G. Halek, R. Flowers, D. Johnson, D. Hogan, L. Hakes, M. Grunenwald, A. Gruenhagen. Row Row Row Row k The 55765 wg 49 2' era SP3 Q I fn ...- DI! - I T il 1 . . T. L. 3: C. Broman, R, Elling, G. Enberg, A. Ebnet, P. Anderson, B. Anderson, B. Cook, D. Cari 4' R Albin, F. Christensen, J. Clasen, E. Ackerman, S. Anderson, C, Chale. Cook, K. Boldra, G. Bridgwater, M. Carlson, J. Carlson, B. Carlson, D. Buhlmann. 2. Anderson, C. Calvin, M. Coleman, L. Bolster, R. Arvidson, E. Cousins, J. Boyer. ZZ Row Row Row Row 11 A 2: L 3: A 4: J. Row 1: E, Hirdler, K. Ole son, M. Zilverberg, M. Ol son, J. Bodle, B. Pickles P. McGuire. Row 2: H. Johnson, D. Boy er, K. Laukkanen, M. Ket Cham, B. Puranen, J. Zim merman, Goar. Row 3: B. Nels'on, R. Larson mings, R. Thom pson. Elmore, B. Thorne, C. Reese, C, Thomas, S. Teiken, L. Sandberg. Tyren, J. Tyrene, J. Tibbetts, E. Wischmann, A. Rush, B. Wilke. Landrus, D. Richardson, T. Williams, J. Siems, M. Blaufuss. 'Vest K. Johnson, G. Sullivan, R. Wagner, H. Sanbeok, J. Schmidt. Row Row Row Row SOPHOM ORES lt K. Marsh, L. Klingelhofer, J, Nix, L. Lindeman, L. Klingelihofer, B. Liljenquist D Amundson. 2: K. Moriarty, P. Nyberg, D. Howard, S. Lake, M. Nelson, P. Lamke. 3: J. Pratt, W. Paajanen, J. Phegley, K. Lindgren, J. Laird, L. Lamke, L. Ladd. 4: J. Pearson, R. Piispanen, S. Lamson, R. Menzel, R. Nienow, K. Lidberg, .I. Oltman X Lindbloln. B. Tell, M. Cartie, T. Cum- Row R 0 W Row Ro W R0 W Row R0 W 'Po 4135011-lb J . +90 ff- QI 4, A4101 11-YQ. O . Q B. Fenner. K. Falk, C. Copley. J, Flowers, J. Cousins, D. Christian. J. Edwards, P. Fearing, K. Allie, R. Dotzler, B. Carr. J. Ackley, R. Aker, M. Chale, B. Daskain, M. Carlson, B. Beyreuther. G. Arness, L. Deatz, G. Cartie, J. Arness, J. Brown, B. Dillys, R. Beal, T. D. Christian. D. Est, J. Barry, D. Christiansen, D. Blomberg. 'fl fo1zeD6'. " ,GJ 45 oc? Om 63 'ff' ' fSf9oJ'Qf'4 FRESHMEN age, fig, . 15806625 GGQ J Q10 xg. 'QQ Gb Q ' 5,529 65,5 Q5 '03, KJ? Q ff LQ! 8, 066i la Z ' C I 19 'J' 49 04i'if?' C3984 Go Q ,SZXQGG-4-Q 0,1919 'b'?vQ '90 66"'?Q0O5f9 ' Q02 Q 1 O42 '1 Q' Q Lk2f3'f5,oQz. Go 0 'Sb 63 AQ Q 6 . QOQPG. J Q9 X9Gj.Qf 0 6 00:00 Calvin Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Lidfors. Pearson, P. Shroeder. Lindgren, C. Larson, K. Matison. . Pickles. L. Pratt, B. Lamke, K. Riley, S, Olson. Norby, D. Quale, C. Lyons, P. O'Neill, J. Pearson, L. Siemers, K. Nollette. P. Sosnowski, R. Schulz, D. Lundquist, T. Nistler, D. Fundeer, L. Grim, C. Nicko, R . Shaprer, R. Schroeder. R. Smith, H. Pickles, B. Schlagel. ' G 302' 6, l 955 Q- , 'I 0 45569. 'Gs L A , 15545 QQVQQ' Q-' evjvgoggov O4 A Q- Q' 6' AQHQ' Q 9 O xr O dab? WN? a'2.9o0'Ai4Q Qu ef . ' fifiseieoivia . W Q fo QPPQS Chg' 9.09. Q7 04.5 6 Q7 o A 94270 ,Oo Row 1: P. Pirner, S. Lamke, S. Amundson, Z. Hyovalti, E. Nix, C. Coleman, B. Thompson, Hammond. Row 2: G. Miller, M. Lindhart, P. Pickles, K. Workman, B. Johnson, J. Nix, J. Hegman, Hammond. Row 3: T. Lafferty, D. Anderson, D. Grunenwald, D. Burke, S. Nix, D. Keller, R. Packer. Row 4: T. Ruegar, D. Lardy, D. Laird, R. Landrus, R. Hasselius, J. Newton, L. Haven. E 'N C ,7 fy J + W QA? afh GRADE Ai! . 5-gh. Row 1: J. Mejdrich, D. Weimer, S. Honnold, N. Ware, J. Broman, B. Zilverberg, K. Wright S. Kellerman, A. Lyman. : M. Banks, L. Banks, M. Tibbetts, J. Piispanen, D. Fielder, J. Reem, L. Nelson, D Curtis, L. Huff. Row 3: G. Schlagel, J. Pratt, D. Draper, T. Nienow, W. Nelson, D. Dummer. Row 4: G. Lindgren, S. Horner, R. Rukavina, D. Lyons, T. Prindle, J. Rikala. Row 2 2 6 Row 1: S. Geske, D, Peterson, S. Hammond, B. Olsen, M. Mattson, D. Rude, D. Revard. Row 2: G. Edwards, T. Nistler, H. Newton, J. Otto, G. Cartie, W. Nistler, C. Schilla, R. Green. Row 3: J. Gorsuch, D. Tibbetts, G. Lamke, J. Howard, R. Pinnell, D. Lardy, L. Weirner. Row 4: C. Hyytinen, M. Jenkins, G. Ham, T. Hunter, S. Homme, D. Enberg, A. Kewitsch, D. Will, H. Vall. Row Row Row Row K.uSpawn, M. Carlson, S. Vaith, C. Johnson, L. Dieks, L. Teiken, D. Holder, C. Bonne V1 e. Ji biewstrom, J. Rosenbaum, J. Leiviska, J. Nistler, R. Dixon, L. Copley, S. Futhey, J ar son. B. Salo, F. DeShaw, D. Burgwald, H. Fairchild, D. Ebnet, D. Thompson, A. Arvidson, G Cooperson. G. Nordean, B. Pearson, A. Kevitsch, R. Landrus, D. Johnson, E. Vest. Z7 7A--f Row Row Row Row J. Tibbetts, J. Gross, G. Kuntz, S, Joslin, V. Hasselius, V. Phegley, A. Rush. C. Schreiber, M. Un er d hill, B. Lindeman, P. Peterson, J. Tho- len, S. Williams. - q B. Fearing, L. Fossum, M. Larson, S. Jadel. l Vest, L. Doten, R. Hill, G. Nyquist, strom, R. Kellerman. 7-B1-iii Row 1: K. Row 2: J. Row 3: E Row 4: Row 5: T. 7-C---- Ziske, K. Peteison, T. Anderson, R. New- Erickson, T. Hagman, VI Vlidthun C Gustin C Burr Wilson, M. Snodgrass, D Blazina L Fensterniker B Ernst . Williams, J. Johnson, V Fellerrnan L Lehrke D Strurn H. Iron Moccasin, R. Wainex B Hakes I Hollingsworth J Anderson Landgren, R. Greenbush J Paulus L Gehxels S Pearson 7th GRADE Row 1: I. Glidden, B. Buckman, M. Nicko, K. Hills, E. Zilverberg J Peterson Row 2: J. Smith, W. Howard, M. Killeen, T. Hogan, T. Fulton D Curtls ROW 32 D- R1SCh, R. Kellerman, H. Tibbeus, J. Hendrickson B Norby Row 4: B. Bolster, R. Beal, J. Broselle, I. Hanson, R. Hidelin 7-D---M-Q Row Row Row Row Row M Baker J. Bender, N. Lafferty, G. Leibold, K. Kelly. B, Peterson, J. Bender, B. Suovi, N. Garlinghouse, C. R. Olson, J. Shulz, C. Pickles, M. Leibold, C. DeShaw. R. Hyovalti, M. Miles, B. Hemer, W. Johnson. C. Christian, R. Till, R. Jerome, T. Palmer. Z8 Pratt XM QQ if B. gb HOMECOMING 1958 .., . . The 1958 Homecoming was filled with activities. Queen Jane Petersen and King Jerry Carlson reigned over the festivities. The attendants to the Queen were Ellen Erickson, Marjorie Peterson, Kay Cummings and Theresa Kauth. The attendants to the King were Alvin Buss, LeRoy Boyd, Jere Heineman and Noel Bailey. 30 A short skit was presented before the coronation. Student Council President Ken Bro- man presented awards for the Homecoming windows. The Junior Class received first place, the Sophomores second and the Seniors third. At 6:30 the Queen and her attendants rode to the bonfire. After the bonfire everyone went 'to the game. The Student Council sponsored a dance with the music of Howie Hill and his Band. Aitkin was defeated 13 to 0, 31 PROM AND BANQU The Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet Wonderland" scene. Upon entering the g The bandstand was a large tea cup. The hedge. The banquet menu carried out the th The following niglht was Prom night. his band. Adding to the theme of the ev ing the characters Tweedley Dee and Twee The Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet 'ET of 1958 was attractively decorated in an "Alice In ymnasium, the guests passed through the keyhole. punch was served from beneath a. hearteshaped eme of Alice In Wonderland. Everyone danced to the music of Howie Hill and ening were Tom Wright and Jim Spaeth portray- dley Dum. was a huge success. 32 C041 L D HAVE Nlbggv x X W F ASCINATIONQ grhmgfc A7 0,740 43 0 XL7 Senior Play 'llhe play I-hosen for the Seniors this year was one that rould almost have - ' -' Cornelia Skinner and Emily Kimbrough, it was an actual, thouzh slightly bfjzggggxiigdtlafvtggnilfil gvufvtetlhgnl trip to Europe, ' ' ' you u The major at-tion took place on an ocean liner in the 1920's as Cornelia and Emily made an attempt to ber-ome i'emancipalecl" l'rom their famous parents. Both girls managed to get into their fair share of trouble as they I-ontinuetl their trip abroad and spent tlheir time in Pa ris. LEROY BOB MARY MARGIE ELLEN CAST STEWARD DICK SIEMERS MRS. SKINNER MARGIE PETERSON CORNELIA SKLNNER MARY OLTMAN OTIS SKINNER LEROY NOLLETTE EMILY KIMBROUGH ELLEN ERICKSON PVRSER WARREN JANZEN S'l'EWAHDl2SS JUDY THORNE DICK WINTERS KEN' BROMAN ADMIRAL LIIVERNE ANDERSON HARRIEI' sT. JOHN JOYCE WOLF VVINll"Rl2IJ BLAUGH BONNIE FOWLDS LEO iItI:vOx' ART OLIVE INSPICCTOR CATHIE CARTIE THERESIC JANE PETERSEN MADAMF1 EI.IsE JUDY LAMKE AIONSIEVR De La CROIX BOB CHATELLE WINDOW CLEANER ALVIN BUSS ELLEN KEN MARY ALVIN ART MARY E LL FN 13' IT? any 17 44-A 0 MARY MARGIE LEROX' ELLEN 'ABQ MARY Fl LLEN 6 I 4-1 10 JANE JUNIOR PLAY This years Junior Class play VE-'IlIEl'9d around two cousins, Kitty Drake and Adele Warren, who inherited a dude ranrh at Cross Roads Canyon. Colorado. They are determined to put, the defunct ranrh on a paying basis and Kitty finds in Callton Up de Grali, the local banker's son, the perfer-I way to serure a bank loan. To entire guests, the girls named the ranvh "l,'l'21I1IUIl1 Dude Rana-li," wiliii-li brought the local sheriff on the scene with false advertising 1-harges. A varied group of ranrh guests added spine and laughter to the gay comedy. The schemes that Kitty vonm-or-red, with the relum-tant assistance of Carlton, bark fired and made for one vhuck- ling situation after another among ii unique western setting. CAST ROGER FISCHER BEVERLY HILL 'CATHI CLUFF CUSTER HENSHAW MILLIE FISHER KITTY DRAKE CLEM VVAG,NER CARLTON l'P DE GAFF ADELE YYARREN LAURA HUNTER JANE ARNOLD MARY COOPER HELEN KRUGER HARRIET BAKER BRAMIYELL VP DE GAFF KEN TYLER HURT HOLBROOK BOB GRANGER 'l'I,'LLlNA LA GALLMORE DEG XYIND STA RLIGIAIT HENRY LAMSON JOHN NEVVSTROM ARLENE JONES JO VVRIGHT DONNA GROSS BARB .IANZEN PAT' PRINDLE GRACHIA EGGERS JIM SPAETH MIKE HILL WAYNE SVVANSON SYDNEY HENSEL SHIRLEY LARSON DON FERGUSON MARGARET OLSON 5'-fHE 0"F"7 f 6 4,046 Ps!! .Dz'fZ2azZi 24 6Zi7772f9Z'0H-5' Safdpfeg W- Fd ifczofevza 73 - K! 'Slang Cenffze 55 -513 JQZ-'fl-g sf- 53 22 lkfh' 0 is +9065 AITKIN HIGH Q ,655 . .140 FLUTES: C. Wick, P. Hill, G. Jan- zen, A. Rush, E. Wedel. OBOE: S. Lake. CLARINETS: E. Erickson, D. Jac ques, C. Cluff, J. Tibbetts, P Mejdrioh, B. Heuer, K. McCoy M. Jewett, K. Laukkanen, B. But- ler, J. Ackley, J. Zimmerman, B. Lidfors, A. Jones, B. Hill. ALTO CLARINET: B. Beyreuther BASS CLARLNETS: J. Spaeth, S Olson. .XLTO SAXOPHONES: M. Oltman J. Petersen. K. Gunderson, D Buhlmann, C. Rukavina. BARITONE SAXOPHONE: B Ham, BAND COUNCIL R- Wagner, C- Cluff, R. Fischer Mr. Schuldt, E. Erickson, J. Peter- sen. J. Kellerman. 'The band is an organization of which we are all very proud. It is one of the more active groups in school. The band plays for foot- ball and basketball games, pep fests, baccalaureate and commence- ment besides participating in contests and giving concerts. Under the very' able direction of Mr. Scfhuldt, the band, which is composed mostly of underclassmen this year, has been worked up to top notch level. The band council is the group that runs its affairs. The officers this year are: Ellen Erickson, presidentg Cathi Cluff, vice-presidentg Jane Petersen, secretary-treasurerg Jean Kellerman, senior repre- sentativeg Roger Fischer, junior representativeg Roger Wagner. sopho- more representative. SCHOOL BAND MAJORETTES K. Marsh, J. Wrigvht. 'FENOR SAXOPHONES: A. Laid law, S. Zilverberg. CORNETS: T. Wright, A. Ware J. Kellerman, D. Hogan, C. Bro- man. M. Zilverberg H. Johnson R. Nienow, T. Williams. HORNS: L. Hegrnan, P. Ware, N Siemers, B. Hill. TROMBONES: R. Wagner, R Fischer, F. Thompson, C. Lyons BARITONES: M. Johnson, J. Kel lerman, J. Clasen. BASSES: R. Anderson, M. Hill. PERCUSSION: S. Larson, C. Bla- zina, H. Jerviss, J. Greener. AITKIN HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR This year the choir. under the direeiion OQ tl19i1' Hell Uqifectgi Mr. Lindstrom, participated i11 many HCUYIIIGS. NICE. 1191? it elim 3.3311 Christmas i-oncert. which was well received. and alsoiiien FRE' argi- The choir also took part in the district c-onrest at Crosby 111 ediu 3. Besides group appearances, the members ot the choir are Calle uimon throughout the Year to sing PII Ialellf slwws. SWIG SHOWS and tn PH e" tain the Senior Citizens BOYS' QUARTET J, Heineman. K. Broman, J. Call, X. Buss, MADRIGAL ROW 1: E. Erickson, K. Cummings, D, Knight, J- Wolf, ROW 2: D. Jaques, P. Medjricih, M. Peterson, L, Anderson, ROW 3: K. Broman, J. Heineman, J. Call, A. Buss. ROW 1: E. Kellerman, M Gnahn D Knight VI Smoots "' Carroll B Puzanen M Pt . , . , . . . i. . , , ' , i . e erson, L. Anderson. ROW 2: R. Garlinghouse M. Carlson K. Marsh, P. Nyberg, L. Tyren, M. Schreiber, P. Mejdrich. ROW 3: J. Wolf, N. Siemers, K. Gunderson, K. Cummings, K. Koenig, D. Wede1,S. Zilverberg A. Laidlaw, ROW 4: E, Erickson, P. Hill, J. Greener, C. Cluff, B, Watson, L. Iron Moccasin, M. Zilverberg J, Johnson, L. Johnson. ROW 5: T. Wright, N. Bailey, J. Heineman, K. Broman, L. Hegrnan, D. Jaques, S. Lake. ROW' 6: L. Anderson, R, Fannemel, Gary Gray, C. Gorsuch, D. Way, J. Quale, R, Oaks. ROW 7: G. Sullivan, T. Gravelle, J. Call, A. Buss, L. Larson L Fogle ROW 8' R Rosenbaum M Giuenw ld NI H l . . . , . . ' 'a , A . an on, A. Lueck, R. MacGregor, R. Fischer. Not pictured: B. Lidfnrs. ENSEMBLES .-: of 2Q'j.TQj2'-liig.-of -FL' ' jiigjii '.L 14 ' k, -' Mrs .. - M k k Q: ,,..,,, i K . ,- ,. A 6 iw f .Wi 'lM 7 f - "- MW-M ' f - if Qsg o on Q g .onon ... a i . n o ' ' ' X- 4 1 L n . CORNET TRIO CLARINET QUARTET II R. Nienow, B. Anderson. D. Hogan- B. Butler, K, Laukkanen, S. Olson B. Beyreuther. BRASS SEXTET T. Wright, L. Hegman, R. .Ander- son, Johnson, R. Fischer, J. Kellerman. CLARINET QUARTET I CORNET TRIO D' Jaques. Jf7'T9Q:Dffi Erickson H. Johnson, A. Ware, M. Zilver- 1 e ts berg -, x 9 5 ' : 55 s Q : I . X I' ' . gud ' i If ff Z ' X Q,-3 fl Q X xx 6 X fy, II: I 2 K I , j ,. A J .f , N 4 I j , il l W1 L A V ,N I ll ., . . 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L1 M ,tr .t ., Hi- . of -- if , . t L, , 1 ,e .,.,, :. . , V , . , l . . , Q 3 1: we .,s.4::,a'? ,, , W e--ggi. if '-ff r -: M sw " . - Z mg: -'1:ei'!: 2 ell f i 3- V . t W 5, 33223. -' wr -' S. films if . vm ievsige - 6 .5 , -- fxxxz fl ll, if Q, flegi' PAT S , K ms il ,vtglgg Q ' A E5!,if7fQf ., 1 - :iw-5 2 gg .2-fu 4... . if f--:.,...,., Q se -ie ,yas sgwig ' i . ar' ' ,ff l 3 ARLEN LEROY Aitkin 19, Bemidji 0 Aitkin 27, Park, Rapids 0 C-I 33, Aitkin 0 Little Falls 13, Aitkin O Aitkin 20, Staples 0 Aitkin 13, Brainerd O Aitkin 20, Wadena 19 Aitkin 13, St. Cloud 7 GRADUA TING PLA YERS ART CO-CAPTAINS JERRY Bevause ol' the return of eleven lettermen, the Aitkin students and voavlies were optinxistit- about football prospects for '58. l'nder the leadership or vo-4-aptains Jerry Carlson and Art Doten, the Aitkin team won the iiirsl. two games and held their opponents sc-orele-ss, 'l'l'1e third garne for the year was with C-I. also unbeaten. JIM A --', One of tihe largest 1-ron-ds in .Xilkin's gridiron history was on hand to bb.,V,,,, watt-h C-l be-at Aitkin by the sc-ore of 33-U. One week later Little Falls beat Aitkin by the sr-ore ol 13-0. The Gobblers went on to ahg win the remaining Your games and ended up with a 6-2 record. ztf Tavkle Art Doten made WCC!! All-Stale Team of the Year. ln ....,. ,::l feglgilllzla , -l,. ...,,Z I-ve Central llonrgrenve football teanl' Aitkin gained two berths- Ihe Gobblers were Art Imren and Ed Galarneault, Aitkin also held six of the positions in the Mid-State All Conferent-e team. 'llhese outstanding players ii ere lmien, Galzlrneault, Carlson, Buss, Petersen and lloyd. i The members of the learn elevtefl Kevin Cummings and Cnrt EQ Wilson l'0-Vkllililllli for the l-oxnin: year, eeee ese 3 . L t 1 l , t E-SJ? '." ll' ED ri:i1't' ' 'i" E: 5 A ."t' iiz: -zifniaffexifwf' ,. Q gggggtlw- -eg.gW:s:y,: ,. 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' .,: il fig '-arrest eSr1sa1:if1f1ff: r 'sie Sli L sw - Qzgfff .arp " ,L J fi ii' ' ' Q , few , 'wi f s ii? i l l Z' ?: ' ri iwfti W . w f ez Si ..,, ., ALLEN , .mnii i ,- f . ,,. .,, , 'Him ,,,,.,f.z-fs, 4 gl 'isflsrlfrfilim as ss: W ieffff- f',wiaizT?re,2lW 2 it , . iegwtiixsi .. .. infer. , ...... , ..,, 1,, 1. - i wgstigsqzi s.: .,fz Q'2g3f5rl,f1 - ,151 2 si ' ,lf :-, ' ' 'f 1 mr1wt.w1sMff ,.,. t, 31.9, rw it :,,j:3Et,gge5gssef , A tt,75?ff5IT' . . . fi - LEARN-,,.QAlix-:sfrsiwf - - Jig, i 2 . 2,5 1 "2le:7+tgt,,g5,5W f ri g g ft 5 - if ,Q we wafw if A ilfxl me . ' iw: .fl , ' 2 GARY wfW' "" -f-fewwtisi FOOTBALL ROW 1: A. Doten, J. Carlson. ROW 2: A. Landrus. A. Buss, E. Galarneault, B. Ferlita, G. Gray, J. Heineman, J. Call, A. Hanson, N. Bailey, K. Glidden, L. Boyd, P. Morgan. ROW 3: D. Ferguson, P. Williams, B. Galarneault K. C ' s W P ' ' ' umming , . etersen, H. Monson, R. Wagnei, C. Wilson, J, Blomquist R. Fannemel R. Way, ROW 4: Ki Broman Mr. Conner, Mr. Foster. ROW 1: F. Thompson, J. Hedberg, P. Norby, T. Gorsuch, D. Ouale, B. Kast. W. Graton, N. Jones, T. Hanlon, H.Hicks. ROW 2: B. Daskam, M. Wilson, J. Berry, C. Christianson, Vfr. Fremling, H. Hasskamp, D, Blomberg, R.Aker, N. Swed- berg, D. Holm. ROW 1: J. Pratt, B. Dotzler, G. Halek, S. Hensel, L. Larson, J. Glad D, Gardner, M. Johnson. ROW 2: T. Cummings. Hanlon, B. Anderson, B. Nelson, P. Anderson, R. Nienow, L. Lamke, J. Laird, L. Bolster. ROW 31 L- Hakes, A. Gruen hagen, K, Lidberg T. Galax' neault, G. Sullivan, Mr. Emerson Aitkin Aitkin Aitkin Aitkin Aitkin Aitkin Aitkin BASKETBALL 38, 43, 46, 56, 61, 47, 68 St. Cloud Cabh. 55 Park Rapids 45 St. Cloud Tech 42 C-I 58 Wadena 62 Coleraine 51 Tower-S'oudan 57 Aitkin Aitkin Aitkin Aitkin Aitkin Aitkin Aitkin 51, Staples 44 42, Little Falls 50 57, St. Cloud 47 , Grand Rapids 66 C-I 61 'Staples 59 Wadena 81 Six lGtl'.6I'Ill6ll relurned for the '58-'59 basketball season under a new "A" team coach, Bill Conner. The Gobblers dropped the opener to St. Cloud Cathedral The Gobblers Iirst win was a 46-42 defeat over St. Cloud Tech. Aitkin went on to lose several c-lose games to Crosby-Ironton and Wadena. As the year progressed, Aitkin went on to win about half of the games they played. One startling sur- prise was the Gobbler's rout' of Brainerd by the score of 61-25. The team showed good possibilities to finish fairly high in the distrir-t beoause the majority of the remaining games was to be played on the home eourt. LEROY JERRV JIM JOHN ART JERRY ED GRADUA me PLAYERS i JERE "B" SQUAD ROW 1: M. f'11l'ti0, B. Nelson, J. Laird,R. Rosenbaum, K, Johnson. Mr, Foster. ROW 2: R. Niermw, G, Sullivan, R, Wagne31K, Lidbers L, Hakes, M. Gl'lli-'IlW2Lld, 'll G3l?U'T'l631l1t, "A" SQUAD LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Cal'1,'J. Heinfaman, L, Boyd, R, F2.I'lIlPI'I'lP,l, A. Buss. J. CVHVISOH A, Doten, W, Peter F-EH: N. Galarneault, fl. Slluiviflil, J, Long. R. Wagner. WRESTLING Aitkins matmen have done very well so far this year. VVith few losses from the previous year the Gobblers have been able to take six ot' the eight dual meets so far. Under the direction of their new c-oac-h, John Freniling, the grapplers also took the Mid-State trophy. Noel Bailey who last year took first in Region Six and yygnt to State. gp,-X-Pd as t-aptain for the team. ROVV 1: E. Liljenquist, M, Hanlon. D. Hyovalti, D. Welcome, W, Paaia 11811, R. Gross. ROW 2: D. Swanson. A.Hansen. N. Bailey, J. Blomquist, G. Gray, K. Glidden. ROW 3: B. Dotzler. D. Watson, K. Watson, D, Fair child, M. Paulus. ROW 4: R. Galarneault, A. GI'll6I1h3g8Yl,.BIli. Fremling, R. Sundholm, A. Kellerman. The '58 Gobblei eindermen had their best year oi ret-ent history. To start the season Aitkin defeated C-I in a dual meet by the score ol' 66-52. First platters were lboten, Britney, Petersen and Johnson. The set-ond meet of the year was a triangular affair held at Brainerd with Brainerd, Aitkin and Little Falls.. Aitkin came out on top again with 56. .Xitkin took the Mid-State track trophy. Tile c-indernien went on to rapture the Central Six and the Distric-t 24 trophies also. The Gobblers took second in Region Six, following Moorhead. Doten and Rritney were the only Gobblers who went on from the regional to the state meet. TRA CK MID-STATE Aitkin Staples Park Rapids Wadena CENTRAL SIX DISTRICT 24 Aitkin Aitkin Staples Sta-D195 St. Cloud Little Falls Little Falls Crosby-Ironton Crosby-Ironton Brainerd ROW' l: A. Russ. A. Hansen, .-X, Landrus, A. Kellerman, N. Bailey, J. Call, T. Ctiiiiiiiings, K, Cummings. C. Wil- son, ROW 2: R. VVa5, J. Hloniquist. M, Gruenwald, C. Petersen, G, Johnson. A. lloten. J. Gilson, G. Jam-obson, L. Anderson. K. Hroman, R. Arvidson. ROW 3: W. Janzen, .I. Heineman, R. MavGregor, M. Hanlon. 'l'. Galar- neault, A. Lindblom, 'I'. Morgan, T. Wright, R. Nienow. R. Wagner, ROW 4: S. Hogan, D, Ferguson, T, Hanlon. L. Hakes, A. Swedberg, FJ. Galarneanlt, K. Glidden, J. Quale, R, Carlson, D. Gardner. S. Lamson, .-X. Gruen- hagen, G. Sullivan, ll. Galarneault. "A" CHEERLEADERS LAURA SIS GRACHIA KATHY MARGIE Tue "A" Olieerlelders cheer at all games and they also have charge ot' the pep-fests during the school year. This year the "A" Cheerleaders are three seniors: Ellen Erickson, Kathy Koenig and Margie Peterson, and two juniors: Laura Anderson and Grachia Eggers. Also during football season Carol Root served as a cheerleader. "B" CHEERLEADERS KAREN PATTY EILEEN Juov JUDY The "B" 4-11iee1'leade1's Qheer at all "B" squad games and assist the 4'-heerleaders with the opening school song at the beginning of "A" games. They also take part in all ol the pep-fests. Cheering on the "B" squad this ye-ai' are five sophomores: Judy Greener, Patty Hill,Ka1'en Marsh, Eileen Holmvig and Judy Johnson. "C" CHEERLEADERS Che-ering at all junior high football and basketball games are the "C" clieerleaders. 'This year they were Paula Fearing, Patty Sc-hroeder. Edna Wendt. .lanny Gunderson, Bev Tibbetts, Sandi Vaitlh, Connie Bonnevillr and Sheila Honnold. SHEILA JANNY PAULA SANDI BEV CONNIE EDNA T3 -ii ' M? 2:21 R-525' I K .E 152244 In I X . 'slit if . I' ll, YC' 3 ROW l: K. Beal. E. Hircller, ll. Amundson. J. Andrews, J. Wolf. ROW 2: M. Teiken. L, llaly. M. Gnann. Il. Heuel, A, Ware, ROW S: .I. Ward, A. Jones, .l. Hagquist, B, Lel- ienquist, L. Sandberg.. J. Green. ,ROVV t: M. Sinoots, I.. Ladd, P. Mejflrir-h, C. 'West- vrlund, IJ. Davis. ROVV 5: F. CHl'IlP, G. fleet :Tull "A" BOOK MAKE-UP STAFF ROW l: C. Wright. llob Chatelle, ROW 2: T. Rhodes. D. Audert. A. Olive. L. Nollette, J. Spaeth, Hill, now :ap 43. limit. M. sr-inreilm-. J. Per.-1-sen. M. Petersen. Pl- Kellerman- D- H0Wf11'd. B. Hill. ROW 4: J. Clasen, I Thorne J Pztsell li Erivkson, J. Paulus. ll 'Wede-l. K. Cummings, D. Gross, B. Hill. ROW 5: L.. Jzivobs, C. Thoinas. .I.2illlVl2lVl', ll. Foivlds. M. Ultman. K. Koenig. I.. Anderson. K. Gunderson. N. Siemers. The Make-l'p Stati is responsible for the book exactly as it is published. This includes all pictures names t-lub clesrription. senior sayings. and pasting on the final dummy. This year's book was put together under the direvlion ot Co-editors. ' " " BOOK BUSINESS STAFF The A-Book is published by the work of two groups. The Business Stati is in charge ot the financial bac-king for our book. and take care of this by sponsoring various activities through the year, and by taking advertising from down town merchants. EVER Wm' BE 5 M14 U iff IBAQJ vi AUDIO VISUAL UT 0F MY ROW 1: F. Christensen, L, Klingelhofer, L. Klingelhofei. L. Johnson. P. Lanlke. ROW 2: R. Arvidson, E. Hziveri 'VL Cartie, A. Landrus. M, Grunenwald, ROW 3: K. Kellerman, H. Fellernian. J, Pearson, P. Nyberg R, lflovyi ers. ROW 4: P. Gustafson, T. Gzlarneault, K. Johnson, ll. Richardson. T. Hollingswortli, ROW 5: Ili Johnson B. Nelson, R, Thompson, .l. Siems. D. Carr. D. Jenkins, ' The Audio Visual Club is one of the many sei-vitfe organizations ol our svhool. Its members assist in the XV program throughout the sehool from grades l-12. It is their responsibility to supply team-hers with nia- erials and equipment and to operate this equipment at any time during the school day. ln addition to these luties, the club members act tivket-takers and sellers during school lyt-eunis and other pro,s'iuiiis. Over he years. Uhe size of the t-lub has averaged about lull members. Its otTic-ers are: Ton. Hasskztinp. pres.: Wayne Swanson, Vive pres., Eva Boyd, set-.3 Lee Liljenquist, tre-as.g Ilivk Andert, St. Couu. Mrs. Pehrson is their advisor. ROW l: W. Swanson, D. Andert. E. Boyd, B. Hill, S. Slater, B. Hill. M. Skoog. ROW 2: Mrs, Pehrson, A. Miles, E. Pratt, M. Weston, J. Nollette, M. Johnson, J, Ar- ness, J. Lamke, A. Olson. ROW 3: R. Gretschman, R. Catlin, H. Lamson, D. Hall L. Nollette, D, Roden, M. Hill, F. Peterson, R. Pearson. ROW 4: W. Lyman. G Fridgen, J. Spaeth, K, Mc-Coy, D. Gardner B. Galarneault, R. Marsh, D. Bridgwater. D. Lingrotii, ROW 5: R. Fist-her, R. Streiui- er, T. Yager, L. Gruhlke, L. Liljenquist, R Westvig, G. Carlson, L. Fogle. D. Hyovalti. R. Tibbetts. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The advisors for F. H. A. are Mrs. Zilverberg and Mrs. Foster. The purpose of F. H. A. is to build a better home and community life for all. The girls work on various projects throughout the year to achieve this. Some projects are: Baby Doll Dance, March of Dimes Talent Show, the spring style show and others. Tlliis year at the state meeting Cathi Cluff was installed as state president. Row Ro w Ro W Ro w Ro w Row Row Row 'If Kanth, D. Knight, M. Watson, T. Carroll, E. Pratt, G- Beecroft, B. Watson. Kelerman, J. Paulus, P. Burris, D, Tollefson. K. Beal, l. Rust-limeier, E. Neese, C. Westerlund, E. Johnson. C. Root, C. Rukavina, J. Stuard, J. Hansen, M. Weston, J. Ward, J. Green, A. Ware. J. Copley, M. Sc-Alireiber. M. Peterson, K. Koenig, K. Cummings, B. Moriarty, J. Wiederholt. A. Jones. K. Gunderson, D. Howard, ll. Gross, B. Janzen, R. Carlson, E. Erickson. B. Butler, H, Johnson, M. Olson, J. Zimmerman, D. Wedel, J. Pasell. N. Siemers. M, Oltman, S. Edquist, L. Keil, J. Arness, K. Holm. M. Johnson, J, Skatt, A. Laidlaw. L, Anderson. J. Wolf, J. Peterson E. FNUAJ HOPP llnJ ghim fr Kgvl Row Row Row Row Row I. Johnson, B. Liljenquist, L. Sandberg, B. Puranen, S. Lake, ll. 'l'horne, D. Amundson. P Ware K Marsh, B. Pickles, S. Graton, J. Nix, P. Huber, L. Lardy, J. Nollette. Q Lf Hegnianx M. cal-15011, T, Albin, C, Reich. B. Wiike, fi. Wilson, K. Wilson, T. Vu-kus. L. Tyren, E. Holznvig, S. Teiken, J. Bodle, A. Rush, M. Zilverberg. J. Wiederholt, E. Wedel, K. Laukka nen, K, Moriarty, C. VVolf, M. Peterson, P. McG1:re. G. Janzen, .l. Wright, P. Prindle, L. Pirner, K. P fldra, C, Chale, J. Carlson, B. Carlson, K. .Nistler JR. FHA. ROW 1: C. Coleman, J. Hegman, E. Nix. Z. Hyovalti, M. Mattson, B. Olson, L. Huff, S. Kellerman, D. Weimer, B. Thompson. ROW 2: M. Nicko, R. Goshnik, L. Lehike, B. Buckman, A. Lyman, N. Ware, K. Wright, M. Tibbetts, J. Rosenbaum, R. Dixon, J. Mejdrich, M. Banks. ROW 3: Vest, V. Phegley, M. Midthun, C. Gustin V. Fellerman, C. Burr, J. Tibbetts, S. Hammond, S. Vaith, R. Green. ROW 4: B. Ernst, L. Fenstermaker, J. Wilson, C. Schreiber, C. Pratt, S. Jornlin, B. Pickles, B. Fearing, J. Bender, S.WilliaIns, A. Rush, J. Piispanen. ROW 5: M. Underhill, L. Fossum, S. Ziske, J. Johnson, E. Zilverberg, T. Hegman, B. Lindemau, J. Nistler, S. Futhey, J. Leiviska, S. Geske. ROW 6: G. Miller, J. Nix, M. Lindhart, G. Knutz, I. Glidden, R. Soshnik, J. Bender, B. Peterson. ROW 7: K. Erickson, B. Souri, D. Strum, J. Tholen, V. Hasselius. J. Gross. S. Wedel, K. Petersen. R. Kellerman. ROW l: L. Teiken, K. Johnson, S. Honnold, M. Carlson, B. Lidfors, P. Fearing, B. Beyreuther, C. Wick, J. Gunderson. ROW 2: B. Pear- son, J. Flolwers, J. Rush, M. Gnahn,.R. Dotzler, Wendt. S. Tib- betts, S. Olson, D. Hogan. ROW 3: S. Lindgren, K. Matson, L. Ward B. Lamke, C. Nollette, S. Larson, C, Thorne, D. Stapelton, C. Taylor J. Pearson, K, Yager. ROW 4: L. Dierks, D. Revard, C, Sc-hilla, J. Carl- son, D. Fielder, J. Soshnik, K. Allie, L. Pratt, K. Riley, M. Shaw, E. Western, B. Carr, P. O'Neil. ROW 5: D, Rude, C. Bonneville. D. ND I Holder, K. Gruenhagen, B. Grubb, L. Geske, L. Siemers, K. S'ChITllf.f,, -corp Fl M y v 0 wi 04 ts Cl' 415, 'fa NURSES X- MRS. STELLA HEGMAN-Originally from Minneapolis, received her training at Swedish hospital, and is presently serv- T, Kauth, B. Moriarity, L. Tyren, L. Iron Moccasin, C. Reese, Mrs, ing as our school nurse, Hegman, H. Wilson, K. Wilson, D. Jaques-seated. SPANISH The Spanish Club set its goals at learning about the Spanish couirtries, their language, t-ustoms, and way of living. They also try to help the com- munity to know of them by several projen-ts earh year. ROW 1: li, Cfliatelle. S. Pierce, P. Prindle. J. Thorne, B, Fowlds, Miss Martino, A. Doten, C. Root. ROW 2: J. Oltman, .I, Pliegley, K, Westvig, J. Lamke, J, Nollette. J. Andrews, C. Cartie, B. Fenner, L. Keil, M. Copley, G. .Bridgwateiy Nl. Nelson, B. Carr, C. Reese. ROVV 3: A. Olive, R. Galarneault, D, Richardson, L. Catlin, K. Hunter. Nl. Teiken, R. llummei, J. Hagquist. ROW 4: B. Rosenbaum, D. Gardner, J. Glad, M. Olson, G. Eggers, S. Zilverberg, H. Kast, W, Graton. SR. N. H. S. ROW l: S. Olson, J. Rosenbaum, S Honnold. C. Bonneville, D. VVeimer ROYV 2: J, Ac-kley. J. Broman, H. John son, P. Hill, J. Greener. ROVV 3: R Anderson. B. Cook, B. Beyreuther. B. Lidfors. P, Fearing. ROXV 4: C. Bro man, B. Anderson. L. Hakes, B. Kast F. Thompson. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Anderson. Nl. Petersen, T. l-lasskamp, J, Sluard, J. Wolf. J, Heineman, D. Jaques. JR. N. H. S. Members of the National Honor Society are 4-hosen by the faculty for the students' qualities 01' sc-liolarship, service, leadership and l'l1Rl'2lC'l61'. The members-elert are unknown to the student. body until a. special Ceremony at NVlllL'11 new members are "tapped" by the old members. After the initia- tion. it tea is held for the' members and parents. STUDENT COUNCIL 501' THF I W epwgllg 17015. 4 9! 04,0 ROXV 1: C, Root, T. Kautli, J. Rosenbaum. P. Fearing. C. Bonneville, Q Clufl ROW l J Wolf lx Ixoeni C. Blazina, L, Fossum, C. Wick, NI. Tibbetts, K. Gunderson, A. Laidlaw ROW 3 I2 Chatelle L Limlte I Hasskamp, K. Broman, J. Long, L, Anderson. ROW 4: A. Olive, ll, Ant R Iist het NI Hill J Xeusttom VV, Swanson, K. Cummings. The Student Council is H group of students whom repte. --:its all the classes and tlub I our sthool II students who served as oiticers this year are: Ken Broman, president: Ioni Hasslvatnip me president Lathi Cluff, secretary. Some of the many activities included this year were taking charge ol the Hotnetommg te tixitles ind giving, various clubs the concessions anti dant-es on game nights. The counvil also sent two delegates to the State NL udent Counril r-onvention in Austin. HI-Ll TE The Hi-Lite was edited this year by John Newstrom. The paper had eral new features this year, one being that in every issue several seniors were interviewed by the staff and re- ported. Games were used as a means of raising money to 'cut down the cost of the issues. The articles, gossip and reports on sports events are very much looked forward to by the students. a+ A 18 LIFE f "WJ LI'-this SEV- ROW 1: Johnson, M. Carlson, A. Jones, J. Stuard, A. Laidlaw, ROW 2: C lxuntz 9 Lake VI Oltman K Nlgt lei. E. Eric-kson, K. Gunderson. ROW 3: K. Wright, B. Puranen. IJ, Hyytinen D Cailson E Calarneault Ix Lum mingis. ROW 4: L. Hegman, J. Witt, M. Olson, S, Larson, K, Franzen, K Hanson ROW 5 J Iohnson R Jacobs, A. Rush, P. Howard, K. Mariarty, S. Teiken, C. Chale. ROW fm I' Holmvig I Flidden I Rush 'I Kauth, J. Rodle, J, Wiederholt, J. Wiederholt, D. lluhlmann Lf 31' 'S fthe newgj '9fA, SR. G.A.A. ROW l: E. Kellerman. C. Root. K. Koenig, L. Anderson, T. Albin. ROW 2: C. Cartie, J. Paulus, M. Peuerson K. Cummings, K. Boldra, ROW 3: G. Beevroft, J, Tibbetts, L. Daly, J. Stuard, S. Graton. JR. G.A.A. 1 IN r 'AWS PL HE C441 ROW 1: R. Soshnik. R. Soslinik, J. Bender. D. Fieldei S. Vaith, J. Bender, S. Jornlin. ROW 2: C, Scliilla L Huff, J. Tibbetts, J. Broman, T. Heft, G. Knutz. Weimer. ROW 31 C. Bonneville, A. Lyman. S. Ziske J Lieviska, B. Pickles, K. Petersen, R. Keller. W LETTERMAN'S W. Petersen, A. HHIISOD, J Uarlson, A. Doten, J. Call wr. Couriers. A. Landrus, N. Bailey, K- Glid den, A. Buss, G. Gray, J. Sul livan J Heineman. P. Morgan E, Liljenquist, L. Lamke- L. Boyd, E.Gala1'neau1t, B Galarneault, W. Paajanell. R Fannemel, P. Anderson, J Laird, D. Fairchild. R, Way, R. Wagner, P. VVil liams, K. Watson, D. W3tS01l K. Cummings. LIBRARY Left Back-B. Fowlds Le-ft Front-C. Blazina Right Back-D. Davis Right Front-J. Kellerman Row 1: E. Boyd, C. Hansen, F. Torgerson, P. Nyberg. Row 2: Mrs. Pherson, C. Reich, B. Heuer, M. Skoog. C. Holm, K. Westvig, S. Larson. Row 3: D. Buhlmann, J. Hagquist, M. Johnson. D. Amundson, A. Elmore, B. Thorne, M, Smnots, J. Ward, M. Gnahn LIBRARY Row 1: L. Klingelhofer, D. Howard, B. Hill. Row 2: J. Tibbetss, M. Jewett, J. Kellerman Thorne, C. Westerlund. D. Jaques. Ketcham. With the expansion of the library this year more books and magazines were made available for the research and pleasure of the students. The members of the club render service every hour of the scfhool day and do a good job. Serving as this year's officers were: Pres. Bonnie Fowldsg V. Pres., Lois Ladd, Treas., Jean Kellerman, Sec., Dianne Davis, St. Council, Carol Blazinag Mrs. Pehrson is their advisor. DEBA TE ANYTHING You, I CAN DO 657. CAN D0 TPM! 1: Mr. Halter, T. Wright. K. McCoy, E- Chatelle. 2: R, Beal, C, Wick, P. Fearing, B. Beyreuthei T. Rhodes. 3: D. Lingroth, W. Janzen, W. Swanson, L Anderson. The debate club is 'host to other debaters and travels to otlher schools where they debate on a given topic. It is the newst club in our school, being formed just last year. Their advisor is Mr. Halter. The officers are: Pres., Bob Chatelleg Sec.-Treas., Terry Rhodes: V. Pres., Ken Mr-Coy: St. Council. Luverne Andersong the group leader is Mr. Halter. Row Row Row Ro W Ro w Ro w Ro w J: 2. 3 -I 5 fi 7 PA TROL D. Ranks, L. Beal, C. Eekbom, R. Pasell, C. Tibbetts, C. Petersen, M. Kelsey, L. Kellerman, A. Paulson. D. Morgan, R. Rilev, A. Holden S Arness J. Cluff E Fearing J Banks B Sergent S 'Will' ni R. . ,. , ,. ,. ,ds ,IU 18.5, Vaith, S. Stromberg. J, Rlakesley, J. Nelson. R. Musil, W. Hejny, P. Kellerman, D. Carlson, D. Olson. H. Kauth, G. Lanflrus, N. Hubert, B. Hakes, R. Greenbush. S, Dornjahn, A. Falk, S. Miller, M. Nic-ko, S. Johnsrud, M. Landgren, D. Weimer. V. Bac-kstrom, R. Olson, R. Packer, R. Landrus. D. Banks, D. Gruenwalrl, D. Harms, Il. Phillips, W. Nelson, J, Paulson, R. Haworth, J. Rlakesley. S -. Hurd, R. Beadle, S, Nix, R. I-Iavisto, B. Pearson, S, Lindgren, L. Haveri, I. Hollingsworth T. ' Rhodes, C. Gorsuf-h, R. Catlin, J. Svhmitt, M. Tetlman, M. Farlee, T. Edwards, R. Sohnlta, J. Foster. The Science Club has a weekly evening meeting where a program of sr-ientific interest is Dl'9b9l1lf5d- ISHPII membei of the rlub is working on a pioject that will be exhibited at the regional sc-ienc-e fair. Their ofgicers are: Pres., LuVerne Anderson: Vice Pres., Bob Chatelleg Seo., .lane Petersen: Treas., Terry Rhodes: St. Loun., Vvayne Swanson: the advisor is Mr. Os:-ar Johnson. SCIENCE 4 INV I vow? uxS'5eU A we QP Q3 N ROW l: T. Rhodes, J. Petersen, J. Heineman, A. Doten. G- Halek- U5 Linglmyh- ROW 23 VV, Swanson, C. Root, B. Beyreuther, A. Olive. ROV. 3'I A' Anderson' B, Cllatglle, II, Hall, 'I'. Wright, M Rlaufuss. R. Roni F.F.A. 5 it wi? IK A I' W 96 mb 9 ROVV .l: P. Grunenwalcl Tre-as., L Gruhlke, Ser: M. Tibbetts Pies., J Lon St C . I . . . ' . ' . g, . 11. oun.g IJ, Lamke. Reporter: B. Dotzler, Sarg.-at-Arms, Mr. Kaplan, Advisor. ROVV 2: M. Virkus, M. Carlson, C. Nieko, IJ. Gravelle, H. Fel- lerman, 'lf Catlin, II. Skog. ROW 3: L Vall, H. Pin-kles, M. Sharp IJ Fellerman B Watson D Kellv C Nor gren. ROW 4: H. Lamson, R. Piispanen, IJ. Christian, B. Edquisl, Wharton.,R. 'Pearson,'J Nic-ko.. ,ROVV 5: L. Liljenquist. S. Lamson. M. Coleman, J. Pearson, R. Flowers. ' M Q if M OLIVER P. BAKKEN-Originally from Pe- FRANK RUKAVINA - Originally from quot Lakes, graduated frgm U, gf M, and Chisholm, graduated from St. Cloud St. has been Superintendent for 9 yrs, in College and has been ST. High PriI1CiDa1 Aitkin. for 16 yrs. in Aitkin. Board of Education i JOHN MacDONALD-Originally from Air- WARREN LUNDQUIST-Originally from kin, graduated from Moorhead St. Col- Sawson, graduated from 'A'-1gSb1lTS CQ1- Iege and 'has taught Eng. and Reading 7 1086 and ha? tallght SOCIHI 12 afld IS and is Ass't Jr. High Principal, 5 yrs. Ass't Sr. High Principal and Guidance in Aitkin' Instructor for 12 yrs. in Aitkin. MRS. SALLY HEINEMAN-Originally from Aitkin, graduated from U. M. D. and has been Grade Principal for 9 yrs. in Aitkin. MRS. DOROTHY ANDERSON-Originally MAJEL ANDERSON - Originally from from Fergus Falls, graduated from Mac- alester College and has taught English g an 10 and 12 for 6 yrs. in Aitkin. ' ' ' ' V K Hitterdale, graduated from Concordia ' " 'im' College and has taught En lish 11 d Wld. Hist. for 1 yr. in Aitkin. KENT ARCHERD-Originally from St. Paul graduated from U. M. D. and has taught Social 12 and Eng. 12 for 3 yrs. in Aitkin. MRS, MURlEL FOSTER-Originally from Battle Lake, graduated from Stout State College and has taught Jr. High Hvme Ec. for 1 yr. in Aitkin. ARTHUR ERICKSON-Originally from l -JAYLAND HALTER - Originally from Sauk Centre, graduate-d from St. Cloud St. Glenwood, graduated from St. Cloud St. College, and has taught Eng. 7 and 8 for College and has taugfht Amer. and Wld. 3 yrs. in Aitkin. MARY MARTINO-Originally from Minne- apolis, graduated from U. of M. and has taught Spain, I and II, Eng. 9 for 1 yr. in Aitkin. MRS. HAZEL KAPLAN-Originally from Hist., Speech for 15 yrs. in Aitkiu. MRS. JEANNETTE ZILVERBERG-Origin Whitehall, Wisconsin, graduated from St. ally from Moorhead, graduated from Olaf College and has taught Eng. 10 and North Dakota Ag. College and has 11 for 4 yrs. in Aitkin. taught Sr. High Home Ec. for 10 yrs. in Aitkin. DONALD LINDSTROM-Originally from Duluth, graduated from U. M- alld PHS taught Vocal Music for 1 YT- 111 Alfkm- I i4,, ' , , I WILLIAM CONNER-originally from vir- g L1' L. I -1L1. 3 ginia, graduated from Hamline Univ. , and has taught Social 9, Drivers 'Brain- iii L, iff? ing, B, B. and FL B. for 8 yrs. in Aitkin. , ,r., Q A lgf 'i:" , , MRS. EMILY BRAYTON-Originally from K Ashley, North Dakota, graduated from U. of M. and has taught Girls' Phy. Ed. for 25 yrs. in Aitkin. PHILIP FOSTER-Originally from Battle Lake, graduated from U. of M., and has taught Con. Math., Gen. Math., Elem. Alg., B. B., F. B. for 1 yr. in Aitkin. VIRS. GRACE PEHRSON-Originally from Kasota, graduated from Gustavus Adolph- us College and has been Librarian for 13 yrs. in Aitkin. JOHN FREMLING-Originally from Brain- erd, graduated from St. Cloud St. College and has taught Trig., P1. Geoin., Adv. Alg., Wrest. for 1 yr. in Aitkin. ROBERT MRS. ALICE HUDSON-Originally from Minneapolis, graduated from The Minn. College of Music and has taught Grade Music and Eng. 9 for 10 yrs. in Aitkin. McCLEARY -Originally from Watertown, Conn., graduated from Ham- line College and has taught Boys' Phy. Ed. and Science 7 and 8 for 3 yrs. in Ait- kin. MRS. RUTH PETERSON-Originally from Crosby, graduated from U. of M. and has taught Shorthand I and Il, .BkkD., Office Practice for 6 yrs. in Aitkin. ROBERT EMERSON-Originally from Isle, graduated from U. M. D. and has taught Gen. Science 7 and 8, B. B. for 1 yr. in Aitkin. MRS, ESTHER WARNER-Originally from Minneapolis, graduated from U. of M. and has taught Hist. 7 and 8 for 30 yrs. in Aitkin. FRANCIS WETTSITEIN-Originally from KENNETH LANTT0-Originally fI'0I11 CO- Brandan, graduated from St. Cloud St. kato, graduated from Stout St. College College and has taught Typing and and has taught Ind. Arts. 7 and 8 for 2 Bkkp. for 3 yrs- in Aitkin- yrs, in Aitkin. OLIVER BENTSON-Originally from Cogs- well, North Dakota, graduated from St. Normal and Industrial College, Ellendale, N. D., and has taught Ind. Arts. 9 and Math 7 for 3 yrs. in Aitkin. . Vk:,, .. I gf' miami, Q' 3011 ..:. K t." " GORDON JOHNSON ' Originally from -' lv, NORBERT KLEIN-Originally from Sr. TOWGI'-S0l1daI'l, graduated f1'OlIl1 U. M. D- -k ',:: ,,-' 1 , Q fa - A d h ta ht A H. t a d Bkk for gjvz , .V,V,:, A D Cloud, giaduated from St. Cloud St. Col an EPS Aff. m' 15 - H P' l'-, ,zz 3 lege and has taught Mem 8, Hist. s for 2 Yrs- In 1 ln- "" 2 yrs. in Aitkin. I I I HENRY SCHULDT-Originally from St. Paul, graduated from U. of M. and taught Music for 6 yrs. in Aitkin. IN MEMORY MARVIN FIELD-Orginally from McGreg- F. C, KApLAN-0I-iginauy from Owa. Of, gI'3-dllaied fF0II1 Allgsbllfg College 21115 tonna, Minn., graduated from U. of M. hashtallght Chem, Gen. Science 9 for 1 and has taught Ag. for 4 yrs. in Aitkin. yr. in Aitkin. HERMAN WOOCK-Originally from Ake- ley, graduated from Carleton College and taught chemistry, biology, general science in Aitkin High School. He was also head basketball coach here in Aitkin for 10 years. CARL SPAETH-Originally from New Ulm, OSCAR JOHNSON-Originally from Bra- graduated from Stout St. College and ham- graduated from ,SL Cloud SF- C01' has taught Sr- High Ind' Arts. for 18 yrs' lege and has taught Biol. and Physics for in Aitkin- 2 yrs. in Aitkin. The students of Aitk 1959 UA" Book: vkvlivk lirvkfk 11+ PF was Pvksglk mesa +321 kqszcaf aaa. 122,541 kills -ss sa 'Fa :pa :Yak fra: IH, :ga vkvk me 1321 'He we as :Kali :Ya ,Mk ,wr sg, fra: ,bk 413, H: any Fa: .24 121 'He 'Rfk .gag -:-,kg S10 contribution S 8. contribution S 5. contribution S 3. contribution North Woods Studio, Crosby Sothers of Brainerd Aitkin Bakery But1er's Store Burns Manufacturing Co. Haas Memorial Funeral Home Aitkin Dairy Security State Bank First National Bank Gambles' Palisade Co-op Oil Association Palisade Co-op Society Potter Company Hanlon's Pharmacy Mille Lacs Region Co-op. Power Deerwood Lumber Company Aitkin Drug Store Aitkin Independent Age Dr. Orazem Webb 'Station and Safe Riley Bros. B1e.gen's Minnows Francin's Tip-Top Cafe Gravelle Plumbing and Heating Seavey Funeral Home Isle Co-operative Creamery Riley Auto Supply Aitkin Surplus Store Royal Clothing House Pure Oil Station Buss Rexall Drug North Star Co-op Society Lampert Lumber Co. Land O'Lakes Creameries, Inc. Bertram T. V. Rialto Theatre A 81 I Business 'Service Fred's Cafe Chufck's Hatchery O in High School wish to thank the Following business or a iz t' g n alons for sponsoring the 'Y Ella's Beauty Shop QF Aitkin Furniture Store 'F Peop1e's Standard Service fr Liz's Beauty Shop it Enberg's Radio 8: T. V. " Production Credit Assn. of Aitkin " Lala's 'F Marshall Wells at ,Northern 'Service Co. Wright's Turkey Hatchery 'F National Tea Co. 'I' Dr. H. T. Petraborg at The Aitkin Laundry if Modern Locker ' Santellls Shoes at Ziske's if Bob's Standard Station 'F Sugar Bowl Red Owl Store 'F Pioneer Northern Telephone Co 'F Gene's Barber Shop "' Mack's Hamburger Shop 'F Radke Jewelry 'F Aitkin Cleaners Smith's IGA Foodliner 'F Coast to Coast Stores 'f Schmitt Jewelry and Furniture :lf Dr. F' C, Closuit 24 Stans "66" Service Our Own Hardware "' McDonald's Sport Shop 4' Aitkin Skelgas Cummings Brothers if Aitkin Motor Co. if Ben Franklin Store 4' Paynter's TV and Radio "' Forsberg's Barber Shop 5' Quale's Mobil Service PP Aitkin Iron Works if Palisade Co-op Cry. Association 'lt Jackson's Grocery, Palisade it Howe's Standard Service, Palisade Zeese's Shoe Store r Weisbeck Lumber Co JF Aitkin Shell Service "' Aitkin Feed Store at Northtown Motor Co. at Thomas Cline, Lawyer :F Pierce Electric Service Ik S: Light Assn. 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