Albert Lea High School - Tiger (Albert Lea, MN)

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W, W Ti www yi 'V '71 'MW M6 my bb ,W .X 'WWW :aw ww lim vi fu ov QA wwf - NN' is-N 1 X I t1J1Jlbl'llll-NUS!!! lfM.l'llll'R f ws Q X Q 1, o X sg, 6 M QL W' x , J Q 1 0 by V. " S 3 . f X 5 'Ki ,X Q a x J Sy? ' , N -' ,Q mm ,V 3 x 'ss 1 , N .. a .S -2 V W , X , , S Six x g m , -,S . sf' ggfifi '50 Introduction Schoolmasters Scholars Participants Athletes . Personalities SCHOOLMASTERS f x 1 X 7044 ' You listened to our theories And answered all our queries You showed us how to wire Door-bell eells in series. You instructed us in English, Algebra and typing: And all this time received from Us An z1t'c'retlited course in griping. :Xml though you swept the mist Away Front chemistry and history: l lear we tnust confess- 'l'o most, Physics was 21 mystery. You guided us and showed us How 'l'o read in l-'rench and milk a Cow: And though you got at little preaehy, Honest, pedagogues- We think you're peathy. -LINUX 3 ...ni I-A Y rn W Awww' "D 'L Sul I :ge John Halverson, superintentlent ol schools, hall the great responsibility ol' nianaging all school allairs and projects. Untler his guidance, students grew in knowledge as well as i11 l'rienclliness anal loyalty. Mr. Halverson tlitl his best to l1elp ntake every totlay a worthwhile lUlll0l'l'tlW. XX'hen UIIC enteretl school 1111til graduation, there was always a helping hantl and etieouragetnent. 'llhrough his llllllillllllg' I'aithlul- ness our heritage ol' culture grew rapidly. Forrest l,. XVilley, prinripal ol' tl1e senior high school, was kept husy helping tl1e students plan prtr grants which would he ol' henelit lor their vocation. During vacation as well as tluring the school year Mr. XVilley coultl he lountl planning schetlules for the next year. He taught the stutlent to take o11 respon- sibilities and helpetl l1i111 to learn l1ow to cooperate with the laeully antl l1is lellownien. Verinuntl Anclerseti, junior high principal, helpetl stutlents through vocational tests which aetetl as a hasis for subjects i11 the years ahead. ,L.,1i,m.,,dL.,,, ll. plum, l.h,lW,1,U,, Outside ol' school hours, Mr. .'xllClCl'SCIl took an ac- tive part i11 l'LlI'IllCl'lIlg activities ol' the Cedar Valley Area Council ol' tl1e Boy Scouts. UWM lfolrest Willey YL'l'lllllllll .xlltll'l'SL'll Senior High l'l'lIl1'lIJ1ll Iunior High l'l'lI1tllD1ll I0 tiltgtrlt-s l'pin, ,john Httlxt-tson, Nlgtrion ltrott-nlutix. XI. Stt-ttgtrt tlixtllxs plants lot itnproting xthool t-Ilttit-ntx I tl g Ulis Olson. illillortl Lxtrsott. Ill. XYgtllt-1' IM n gtntl I. :intl tht- propost-tl lntiltling plgtn . :fad Zeke de Our school hozirtl, thc olliriztl 1'cpt't-sctttzttirt-s ht-V During thix yt-ar tht- hoztrtl worltt-tl on plans lor at twt-t-n nthool antl connnunity, t-lIit'it-ntly guitlctl tht- nt-w l'Il'Illl'III2lI'f sthool to ht- huilt on tht- North Sitlt growth atntl tlt-xt-loptncnt in the totnplt-x systt-in ol' tht- ztntl also tht- litmihility ol' at nt-t-tl ol at junior high Vjttnior-st-ttior high :intl t'It-ntt-ntury schools. tht-rt-. ,-Xnotht-r itnportztnt project wan lowt-ring tht tout ol' luntht-a in tht- high whool tzilt-tt-rizt. llontpost-tl ol six nit-tnhcrs, tht- husint-ss ztntl prolt-at sionztl int-n wt-rc t-lt-ttt-tl for at tt-rtn ol thrt-c yt-airs. with 'I'his tlzty :intl ztgt- rt-tluirt-tl ol' our sthool Imoztrtl tht two int-tnht-rs cotning up fort-lct'tion t-ztth yt-znx Har- knowlctlgt- ztutl skill that lhcy will strivt- to untltrrf ing at continuous hotly, tht-rc wt-rc opinions ol' t-xpt-ri- stztntl :intl t'oopt-rutt- with- pt-rsons, atttivitit-5 ztntl in- t-nt't- :intl also zttltlitioual :intl xurictl itlt-as ol tht- ncwly stitutiona which tht-5 tontzttt in school, tonnnunity, t-It-t'tt-tl int-tnlmt-rs to tht- hoztrtl. stzttt- :intl ttnion. 'I'ln'ough tht-sc It-zttlt-rs 1ll'IIIt'VClIlL'lIl ztttztint-tl oxt-r at pt-riotl oI'yt'1tt'x ix trt-int-ntloux. .-Xs t-ztth yt-an' patsst-5 ont- tnort- tnilcstont- in tttltlt-tl to tht- glgilllllt' constructions in Iurtht-ring knowlctlgt- ol 'I'ht-y holtl tht- Izttt- ol out' nthool :intl in stutlt-nts in ntutlt-ntx in tltt-st-xt-ral ln't-lmztrztttwy t'ourst-s. Mort-:nr tht-ir hztntls with an t-tnint-nt trust to lulhll. 'I'ht zitltlt-tl wht-n thought to ht- purt-ly Int-nt-litiztl to tht- sut't't-ns or Iztilurt- ol' t-vt-ry intlivitluztl in ottr sthool stutlt-nts in tht- l'uturt'. systt-tn tlt-pt-ntls on tht-ir tlt-tisions ol tourst-s ollt-rt-tl Iilinor NtlI'g.l1lltI, II:tt't'it-l Xt-Ison :intl Itt-nt- Phillips. at't't't-tattit-N to Nlr. .Xtttlt-rat-n. Nix, Willcy atntl XII: Ilxtlxt-txon, it-xlit-t'tiwly. I.,- lktgt- I I x- Garret Ahern Social Problems Teztcher Counselor Anne Andersen XVorld History Guidance Dorothy Anderson English. Spanish Student Council Norman Bailey Diversified Occupations Retail Selling English students study everything from spelling to letter writing and the classics. In grades seven and eight, literature, punctuation, letter writing, speech, library and grammar are emphasized. Senior high English classes try to promote better habits in both oral and written composition while the aim of speech class is developing self-confidence and poise in the student's social relations. All social studies classes study and analyze the cur- rent events in belief that better understanding will bring peace. American history is a required subject for all juniors. By learning about it, we better ap- preciate our glorious heritage. A course in world history is also offered. Civics classes study our world. Students also study the various types of government under which man has lived and still does. junior journalists spend the first semester in learn- ing how to publish the At-t LA HA SA and how to assume the responsibility of it. The seniors, mean- while, edit the paper and work on the yearbook. The second semester the juniors take over the paper, leav- ing the seniors to concentrate on the 'l'tctcR. There is also a junior high journalism class. To prepare for future jobs many students take a commercial course. Typists learn proficiency in the touch system. Stenography students master shorthand the first year with secretarial training the second. Bal- ancing accounts plus solving prolit and loss examples are the future bookkeeper's problems. an a Ruth Bute: Evelyn Bennett Clara Berdan 5. R. Breckuer Grace liable llcnth Spin sb Social Studies Latin Science English Hi lccns Service Club Ushers' Club Projector Club V Kllfilll rlalss wlumlirs .Xxizulir prulzlcnlx: Lcfl lo Viglllf l.mvL'II Bzlkclx NIIIYIL' ll:lIc,O1'lsn llmml. .Kun Nlnriv BIIVIICII. Mr. Rvm' Wznnhzlrlm. Kcilh Inglmrilx :Incl Qlzmcllc' l'12lll'illl'. Alive' Gannmvll Fclnzl Gvrrlwn Ardcllzi Grier Study Hull KIUIIIHZIHSIII Spccfll Snplmrlmorv Claw ljI'2II1lIllil'N Gucl lloslnl Art .Xrl Lluh llnrol lizwlwohl Li lll'2Il'y I.. Elllllliblli Orclwslrn. I'-:md Russell l-kson 1-'lcd rici l v Acrona u l its Stage' I-'urn' lilhvl fQlsXIilI1: lfngl ish Xhnrinric Hams linglixln fnlllllilllll' Pl' In W Nlillic Holm Nl1lIl1CIll2ll iw 'l'z':u'llc'r Klmllmf-vlul' l' :gt I I if if Lucy Houlilmn ligil Hovry Sum lcnkins NlZll'gill'Cl lolmson Sricm-0 Social St'lCl1C'L' Nlclzxl Slmp Home liumm11ic's lXl2llllK'lll1llll Q Olivc .I0llll5Oll lliulogv S1'l4'IlL'C Cllulm Rlllll llllllllhtlll l'.I!gllNll Kzlllllvcn Kigcr llrnnc l'll'0lIOIlIll'S Alr.-Sr. B1lllCllll'l lvl Loy Slclmgrzlplmy Business 'llznilnillg Scnim- Class Bowling Hmm- Yisilnlimxs ffm! teamed Um Bow lmlm' nl lllcil' l2llllC9I l'ul1'ic'k Clilllllf. Donulcl 'l'l10l11P5UIl. Ruger .lIlK'l4S0ll, Km-nnclll Hung :mal Ou- blcnsvn. LeRoy Maas Harold Matson Mary Mettam Physical Education Industrial Training Social Studies YVl'CSlllng C03Cl't Cuidglnqc "B" Basketball ' kim To make girls of today better homemakers was the aim of the Home Economics department. The curriculum, which includes clothing, buying, preparation of meals, budgeting. child care. home nursing, home furnishing and construction, was de- signed to improve and develop home life and make opportunities to girls who go into homemaking fields. Industrial Arts students brought forth articles rang- ing from a living house to cookie cutters made in their course this year. Radio fundamentals and construction of one, two or five tube radios was the accomplishment of the radio and electricity shop students. A permanent vocation for students who do not in- tend to go to college after graduation was the job of Norman K. Bailey and the diversified occupations class. Students were employed in various business cstablishments in the city. Under the auspices ol' the agriculture class and Donald Paulson rural boys will lze better farmers for tomorrow. Agricultural classes provide an over-all view of the general field of farming. After studyingrrprice fluctuations they have knowl- edge of common problems of buying and selling. A good farming background is received after judging the chief good and bad points of all livestock. Grace Murdock Robert Myers Commercial Chorus Ruth Nelson ll. S. History Hi-Teens Warner Nettlelon Biology Edythe Olson Engl ish Guidance Luther Olsen Social Problems Coin Club Page P Donald Paulson Agriculture F.F.A. Gertrude Piers English Hi-Teens Mabel Rawlings Library Library Club One of the main aims of the language department was to help students know their neighbors better by understanding of their customs, environment and, of course, their language. Spanish and French students accomplished this by translatingstories and plays. In the Latin department special stress was laid on the conjugating of verbs, as it is a basis for all of the other languages offered to students. No matter what time of day one happened to stroll through the halls of Albert Lea High School, he was almost certain to hear one of the music groups prac- ticing. Including the choruses, bands, and orchestra, this department made a fine showing at assemblies, games, dances, the music festival and special concerts. The hand was prominent in parades. The work done by the art students could- be seen throughout the school and in business places uptown. Typical phases of their work included sketching, oil painting, posters and tinting. A special class for senior high students was started this year. Their special projects included designing covers for record albums and folios for their work. They also did portraitsfand still life paintings in oil. Physical education was taken twice weekly by soph- omores and junior high students. The juniors and seniors substituted one of the periods for a course in health or first aid. The gym periods offered practice in competitive games, social and old time dancing, calisthenics and other recreations. Geraldine Ryberg Health. Physical I Education CL..-NA. Florence Schottler Sydney Schwartz Elsie Sehert Marie Skjeveland Lois Spencer Mathematics Industrial Arts U. S. History Commercial Health, Physical Student Council Stage Force W'orld History Education Discussion Club GAA. Page I6 233, Rnl K llvlvrlal IIIIIIIIIUIR l1'lw ilu' lu 7UllNIllIlllX nl Jllllllllllll lvl ,' ' ' ' I ' ' g guml rililvllslmip :incl U , llc IllllIlCXS lll ilu cllclclll l.l'lll lu x'i5l1l: Rvrlxn xlCllL'll12l. Bcity lvl'lj,,lll ly lflznslwrml. Aloznmc l-lm. Yinlcl Fink. jonny Wilclcmam :mel Bnrlmrn l'll'll'liSllll. deck mm' wrt Yam ,l,lllK'S llNlllill'l2ll 'lllmlllllllg lrwiu Yolkmzm l'l1x sins flllCl11lill'Y .Xllcliu-Yisllzll W S: . 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Iuka-x Inu lugiii Ru-ilk piilxi ,mil lunpmnitiiic Y igc' IH I high scliool this ya-air. lik El sluclvni was Izmly more Illilll twirl- in 21 him- wc-cks pc-rim! they cxplainml the rcamii lnclorv zi lizicuhy UHlllllilIl'K'. lhimlcr this syslvni, CZISCS ol IZIVIIIIICSS llL'liilIll'!i. Min lizmimcll is in eliurgc-ofIhcatlc'iiclz1m'c l'k'fOl'llS lm thc 71513 wiiior high school NIlllil'lll5. ljilih' zlllcml- zinrc rcniziiiiccl rm an avcragc ol' EH IDCITCIII. The usual snow storm iziilwl lu show up this your which c-xcliimlvrl thc- haul Wviililvl' c'xm'iisc's. lhc numhcr ol' sluclc-nts to drop their high scliuol miirws i'czlc'l1c'rl 27 during thc Iirsl sciiicslcr. Hmvcwl' sy 'z' ',2"'i2i'.'J,'YCilli. Mrs. Hclcn Sunil is in cllzirgc' ul' thc' hczillh of thc' public' srlinols. All sluclciits wcrc givon za hcnring In-sl in the-ir lim' Imurs. ph Y2lt'C'iIl2lliUll. 4-ye' CX2illIilIilli0HS. iiispc-mimi ol' students :incl hrs! airl. Mrs. Sum! has C'0llIl'iillIlC'Ki to . . . O I 'I'o maintain the junior and senior high schools a maintenance stall' is employed. 'l'his stall' consists ol' janitors and engineers who keep the school clean and warm and in good condition. During the night a watclunan keeps a continuous guard over the property. The engineer is responsible for the mechanical lay- out ol' the school while the firemen have the job ol keeping the building at the correct temperature. The janitors do everything lirotu sweeping lloors and cleaning the blackboards to sawing open broken locks for the students. Each janitor is assigned a specific part ol the school to keep up. During vaca- tions they do such work as repainting rooms. Discussing problems of the cafeteria are Mrs. Cora Hutchinson. Mrs. Atuv Evenson. Mrs. Lucille 'l'oI- Iifson. Mrs. Minnie Wagner. Mrs. Ben Loelller. Mrs. Wayne Scath. Mrs. Susie Cady, Mrs. .Xlice And- erson. Mrs. Hulda XVallin. Mrs. A. l.. Hove and Mrs, Mable Crvnes. cafeteria supervisor. The janitors ready lor a dav's work: Left to right: Charles Olson. A. C. Leeper. Norman Mangskau. Oswald Cuckenburg. Robert Marlin. john Flvnn. Iames Jensen. Melvin vlillUl11l3SOII. William Wagner and Carl Anderson. Um The cafeteria workers had a big job. Not only did they have to plan and cook nutritious lood with the correct calories and vitamins but there were also three separate meals served each day. junior high started the day with their noon hour at ll:30, lollowed by Lincoln at l'Z:00. Senior high linished the periods at l2:30. Lunch lor lllll pupils was also prepared and sent to Ramsey each day. .PX new program started on February 7. For the lirst time, with the help of federal aid. plate lunches plus milk cost students l5 cents. Formerly the plate lunch was I5 cents and milk seven cents extra. Milk and side dishes were still extra, however. K :".v -5 :" i ,VI j 'fmt ., tai., ' ,,,.: we 'J 1? Fifi :-:jiyagj . . N -zefzgi. - Page Ill S SCHOLARS 77 7044.1 gl .X X BHLHS A N X XXX X l YXt lug if ii' Cheer the classes loud and long. Hail them with a lusty song. Behold this happy, carefree throng, XVho plll eaeh others' locks on wrong. For the seventh. the eighth. The ninth-Hooray! Oh, lucky them-they have Play Day. .Xml for the sophs. 'sVe'll tlanee a Jig. ln biology they Diseet a pig. The juniors deserve A pat on the baek. To raise prom money Their brains they must rack. The seniors? Give them Your noblest esteem. For social, they write A H100-wortl theme. Anal to the other elasses The seniors look back, XVith many a tearlul glance. At the happy. ezlrelree lile they To "l'omp and Clireumstaneef' leave LI NDN asf? Q, A . 1 X . A X if 'X yd. I r 1 yd: .QR , xg 1 :sm Q ' x Page 22 SL-nim' class uiliccls. Donald Rcnsluw. xicc-president Ricllxnd liulz. prcsialmllg Iiluinc KIllllNUIl, ll'C1lSlIl'CI'2 and Gloria I-'inL. NCl'l'ClllI'fI lCl'L'iNillg' lllCiI' diplomas trmn Cllmrlcx l'pin. president, Board ui' Education. dm? 7 7 To the strains ol' "Pomp and Circumstance" some two hundred and sixty seniors, clad in the traditional caps and gowns, entered the high school auditorium as high school students for the last time. 'I'hey have come a long way since they lirst entered as sophomores in 1946. They have gained three years in age, maybe a lew pounds, and have stored up a vast amount ol' uselul knowledge. Beginning their careers, they elected George Vander- mate, president: William Chase, vice-president: and Mavis Augustine, secretary. At the class party, the big event ol' the year, Geraldine Parks and Robert Dalhen were elected queen and king. Proving themselves a very active as well as talented class, the group presented "Spring Dance" as the jun- ior class play. They excelled in journalism, drama. music and sports, even pulling the seniors through the creek on Hobo Day. After weeks of work, worry, and fun, they entertained the seniors at their first prom. Robert Dolan, junior class president, worked with Elisabeth Ehrhardt, vice-president: Pauline Hansen, secretary, and Mary Everson, treasurer: to lead the class through their happy days as juniors. At last, the longed-lor goal was reached-they were seniors, the leaders of tl1e school. The senior class l.. I. l.ilja. Kiuanis filllll. explains vocations to Harlow Soi Marlene Dale. lohn Nepp and Rosalie Hanson. 'CIISUII f play, "Our Hearts XVere Young and Gay," highlighted the year. 'Iihey took part in the all-school play, Tigers' Roar, music, XVPA Ylleek, and sponsored a class party for themselves. They took an active part in the Homecoming lestivities, not only by having Queen -joann Helleksen to inspire them, but also in playing the big game and making Hoats. Uflicers ol' the forty-niners were Richard Botz, pres- ident, Donald Renslow, vice-president: Gloria Fink, secretary, and Elaine Knutson, treasurer. ligil Hovey acted as the class advisor. All through their lives these seniors will remember their days in Albert Lea High School-they can never forget. They will remember the change lrom junior high to senior high, how they were a trille scared, but too proud or just plain terrified to ask directions ol' the upperclassmen. 'l'hey remember as juniors how they realized that the time remaining in Albert Lea was not the ever- lasting six years ol' lielore, but an all loo swilt two years. As seniors the desire to make the last year the very best spurred them on. So successful was the year, they were a little reluctant to leave. Onward and upward they'll go, with their heads in the air, dreaming air castles, and their leet on the ground, realizing these dreams. li ' lb 1 ' ft " ' ' . -fr or . f,'d"i!l ly 1 irlllllill li QA ,ul-.. b , X :K 2751 53' X tsl ,lhjl ' . e' g, "H 1- S r't':'l"'l l' . I i ll, , , 1 I le Q lj: ' :I l'- ' qijlfsljeiltg. If ,' ,' I l u in 'j -,.-.4t:5..- I , , . mil ffl 1 1 1 x ,LW -- r Q- 5.1 Page 23 77457-7747 Wink W a ..,. undue 0 'inn IOXXNI-, K-.XMlil.lz .lm NINX iS Xl Ll Sl IRI: iw IiYlil.YN ,XNIJIQRSICN NIXRX lf,X'lfRSi JN A S 4 V hp b:xx k 5 X ,x H Q X 5 ztmwlia www 7a Zxtfmccwz' ' ' ' J... NN ll lllil.l,liliS NIXRIIURIIQ l'li HQRSON mi' 'A wg Roig IQR NASH YLIXUXYN gg ,, K, WZ l'llNXl5l4lll l'lIRll,XRIJ'l' 5 si ff? . 9-pi xIllCl'lt'LlIl Legion znvartls lor outstanding cililenship were presented to Maxis .xllglIilll1C2lllll Rovzil Hxtvden. osen :ts the UlllSllllltlllIf' citizen ol' Albert Lea High School. Nlztrv lixerson vvatssigiven the lflslll IIXR .Xwztrtl. 71 am Mavis Augustine and Royal Hayden received the ,-Xinerican Legion awards of good citizenship on Honor Day. They were chosen by the students and the Le- gion Auxiliary to inspire the other students toward the qualities of honor, courage, scholarship and service. Mary Everson was chosen to be this year's Daughter of the American Revolution representative. Mary took part in a two day convention in St. Paul as a part of the award for her all-around good citizenship. An honor lor nine senior boys, that ol' being a .lun- ior Rotarian, was also awarded this year. Each month a boy who had been a leader and participant in school activities, and had the necessary quality ol' leadership, was chosen to attend the Rotary luncheon and inform the club of the activities of the school. Two ol the Junior Rotarians, Michael Duggan and Royal Hayden represented Albert Lea at the annual state junior Rotarian convention in St. Paul. Because ol' their outstanding scholarship, work and participation in school events, these students were hailed as some ol' the most outstanding graduates of the class of 119. lnnior R0l1lI'l2lllS-Rflxx l: Duane Steele. Royal Hznden. Rich- ztrd Boil. Donald Renslow. Robert Dolan. ROW 2: Arnold Biederinznni. Piincipntl Verinund Andersen. Leslie Knudsen. Superintendent NI. john Halverson. Nlichatel Duggan. Not pic- tured: Roger Nash. Gerald lidwztrdson. Page 26 musvmitasmfmwmw-sw-www Annette Aitchison Euggene Albertson Donald Altn Evelvn Andersen Herbert Anderson ANNETTE AITCHISON-Spanish Club, 2. 3: Roaring l00's l: Cheerleader. 2. 3: Drama Club. 2: Ann Rutledge G.R.. l: Hi- Teens, 2, 3: Bowling League. 3: Baud. l. 2: B Chorus, l EUGENE ALBERTSON-Beta Hi-Y, 3: Entered from Lake Nlills, Iowa, 3 DONALD ALM-Student Council, l EVELYN ANDER- SEN-Quill and Scroll. 2, 3: National Honor Society, 3: Ah La Ha Sa. 2. 3: Tiger, 3: Speech Festival. 2: Hi-Teens. 2. 3: Science Club. I: Caesar Club, l: Roaring lU0's, l: Ushers Club. 3: Drama Clttb, 2, 3: Service Club, l: G.A.A., 1, 2. 3: Thespiaus, 3: Band, l, 2, 3: Tigers' Roar, 2: Our Hearts YVere Young and Gay, 3: Ann Rute ledge G.R.. l: Christmas Play 2 HERBERT ANDERSON-Stage Crew, 2 Richard Anderson Robert Armstrong Betty Arnold Ruth Aspenson Maxis Augustine RICHARD ANDERSON-Football, 3 ROBERT ARMSTRONG RUTH ASPENSON-Student Council. 3: Roaring l00's, I: Cheet- -Student Council, l: Drama Clttb, 3: Football, 2: XVrestlin , 1.2: leader, l: Ann Rutledge G.R.. l: Hi-Teens, 2, 3: Queen Attend' S Tennis, l: Beta Hi-Y, 2, 3: Band, l, 2: A Chorus, 2, 3: Tigers' Roar. 3: Christmas Plav 3: Speech Festival, 3: Campus Daze. 3 ant, 3 MAYIS Al'GllSTlNE--Quill and Scroll, 2. 3: National Honor Society. 2. 3: Tiger, 3: Spanish Club, 2: llrznna Clttb. 2, 3: BETTY ARNOLD-Ah'L:t Ha Sa, 2, 3: Tiger, 3: Ann Rutledge Ann Rutledge G.R., l: Tigers' Roar, l, 3: Hi-Teens, 2, 3: A G.R., l: Roaring l00's, l: Drama Club. 2, 3: Hi-Teens. 2. 3: Chorus, 2, 3: B Chorus, l: Nlatlrigal Group. 3: Class Oflicer, l: Campus Dale. 3: B Chorus. l: A Chorus, 2. 3: Madrigal Group. 3 Campus Daze, 3: Ah La Ha Sa. 2. 3. ovce Baker Lowell Baker Philli Beaver Ro 'er Behle eau Behrends . P B JOYCE BAKER-Hi-Teens, l. 2. 3 LOWELL BAKER-Rifle Club, l: Baud, l: A Chorus. l. 2, 3: Campus Daze, 3 ROGER BEHLE-National Honor Society, 3: Football, lg F.F.A., 1: A Chorus, 2: Stage Crew, 2 JEAN BEHRENDS-HiATeens, 2, 3: Entered from Alden, l. Page 27 Frank Bera Arnold Biedermann jean Blake Jerry Blakeslee Nancy Blakeslee FRANK BER.-X-Stage Crew. 2. 3: ARNOLD BIEDERMANN- Roaring l00's l: Beta Hi-Y. 2, 3: Torch Club, l: Tumbling, l: Speech Festival. 2: Drama Club. 2, 3: Tbespians, 2, 3: A Chorus, Stage Crew, 2: Exchange Assembly, 2: Tigers' Roar, 2 NANCY 2, 3: Campus Daze, 3: lNladrigal Group. 3: Stage Crew, l. 2, 3 BLAKF1SI.EE-Hi-Teens. 2, 3: G.A.A., 2. JERRY BLAKESLEE-Student Council, 2: Football, l, 2, 3: Julianna Blunt Dorothy Bolinger Frances Bolinger Richard Bonnerup Lorna Borland .lllI.lANN.-K BLllN'l'-Ah La Ha Sa, 2, 3: Tiger. 3: French Club, Roar, 3: Science Club, 2: Library Club, 3 RICHARD BON- 3: Hi-Teens, 2. 3: Science Club. l: Make-up Club, 3: Caesar Club, NERUI'--jtniior Classical League, 2. 3: Caesar Club, l: Drama I: Drama Club, 2. 3: ll Chorus, l: GA..-X., l Tigers' Rear, 3 Club, 3: Torch Club. l: Stage Crew, 3: Christmas Play, 3 DOROTHY B0l,lNGl-IR-B Chorus, l: A Chorus, 2. 3: Cainpus LORNA BORLAND-French Club, 3: Hi-Teens, 31 B Chorus, l llilllf, 3: Soloist, l: Triple Trio. l: Maclrigal Group, 3: Tigers' ,-X Chorus, 2, 3: Campus Dave, 3. Richard Bot! Orlyn Boyd Henry Brouwers Hugh Brown Pearl Brown RICHARD BOT!-Speech Fesliial, 2, 3: Student Council. 3: Track, 2, 3: Beta Hi-Y, 2, 3: Torch Club, l HUGH BROWN- Lettermen's Club, 2: Spanish Club, 3: Caesar Club, l: Football, Audio-Visual Club, 2, 3: Science Club, l: Drama Club, 2, 3 l, 2, 3: Beta Hi-Y, 2, 3: Track, l: Senior Executive Council, 3: Thespians, 2. 3: Football, 3: Rifle Club, l: Stage Crew, 2, 3 Tigers' Roar, 3: Exchange Assembly. 3: Our Hearts NVere Young PEARL BROXVN-G.A.A., l: Hi-Teens, 2, 3. and Gay, 3: Eyes of Tlaloc, 2: Class Officer, 3 ORLYN BOYD- Page 28 Oyer Brua Ann Burnett Lorraine Carlsen Anna Carrisalel XViIIi:nn Chase ANN BIIRNE'I"l'-Spanish Club. 3: Ann Rutleclge CLR., I: Hi- 'I'eens. 2. 3: Band, 2 WlI,I.I.XM CHASE-National Honor Soci- Teens. 2: G. A. .-X.. I LORRAINR CARLSENMC. A. A.. I. 2 Cty. fl Spanish Club. 2: Football. I. 2. fl: Tennis. I. 2. 3: Ileta ANN MARY CARRIS.-XI.EZ-Photography Club. I. 2. 3: Spanish Hi-Y. 2. 3: Torch Club. I. Club. 3: Grace Dickinson CLR.. I: Ann Rutledge CLR.. I: Hi- Q Lois Christensen Marvyl Christensen Paul Christensen Phyllis Christensen Joanne Claybourn LOIS CHRISTENSEN-Service Club. I: Make-Up Club. 2. 3: 3: Service Club, I: French Club. 3: Roaring I00's. I: Caesar Club, Drama Club. 2. fl: Hi-Teens. 2. 3: Orchestra, 2. 3: Band. I. 2. 3 I: A1111 RIUICKIKE CLR.. I: Hi-Teens. 2. 3: Triple 'l'rio. I: I5 MARVYI. CHRISTIANSEN-Hi-Teens. 2: GA..-X.. I PHYLLIS Chorus. I: A Chorus. 2, 3: Soloist. 3: Tigers' Rcar. 2: Exchange CHRISTICNSON-Hi5I'eens, 3: ll Chorus, I: Tigers' Roar. I. 2: Assembly. 2: Our Hearts H'ere Young and Cai, 3: Campus IIZIIC, Exchange Assembly. 2 I'.-XIII. CHRISIENSEN-Beta Hi-Y. 2. 3: 3. Rifle Club, I -IO.-XNNE CIAYBOIIRN-National Honor Society, It , v 5- -- Senior Executive Council: Elaine Knutson. Gloria Fink. AYIII Pederson. Richard Boll. Nor- man Seberson. Nlarjory Daw. Joanne Gamble and Donald Rcnslow. Page 29 P Shirley Cooling Carolyn Dalil Robert Daltlen Marlene Dale Niarjory Dan- SHIRLIQY COOLING-Hillecns. 2: C..-XA.. 2. 3 Band. I CAR- Assctubly. 2. 3: Campus Dale. 3 M.-YRI.I-XXI-I DALI-24Spanish OLYN D.-YHI.-Grace Dickson C.R.. I: Hi-Ieens. 2. 3: Ilancl. Club. 3: .-Yun Rutledge CLR.. I: Hi-Teens. 2. 3 MAR-IORY D.-KW I: II Chorus. 2: .X Chorus. 3: Campus Dale. 3 ROBERT D.YHI.- -Student Council. 2: Discussion Club. 3: French Club. 3: Caesar EN-Speerlt Festival. 3: Roaring I00's. I: Drama Club. 3: Fool- Club, I: Drzuna Club. 2. 3: Ann Rutledge CLR.. I: Hi-Teens. 2. 3: ball. I. 2: Beta Hi'Y. 2: 'I'ort'I1 Club. I: Rifle Club. I: Octet. 3: Senior ICXCCIIIIYC Council. 3: -B Chorus. I: Our Hearts Were .X Chorus. 2. 3: Iigers' Roar. 2. 3: Clnistmas I'Iav. I: Exchange Young and Cay. 3. Marilyn De Raatl Nadine Diekntan Maurice Doebbeling Robert Dolan Clayton Dubet MARILYN IlI'1RA.tYllACrat'e Dickinson CLR.. I NADINIQ DICK- Club. 3: Football. I. 2. 3: Beta Hi-Y. 2. 3: 'I'oreli Club. I: Boxing, MANvAI1 I.a Ha Sa. 2. 3: Iiger. 3: Servire Club. I: Ushers Club. I: 'I'rat'k. I. 2. 3: l.cttertnen's Club. I. 2: Basketball. I. 2. 3: I. 2. 3: Drama Club. 2. 3: Ann Rutledge G.R.. I: I'Ii5I'eens. 2. 3: Baseball. I. 2. 3: Class Omcer. 2 CIAYION DITBEY-Football. Tigers' Rear. 2: Cbristmas I'laN. 3 ROBERT DOI..-'IN-Drama I: Wrestling. I: 'I'orCI1 Club. I: F.F..-X.. I: Stage Crew. I. 2. 3. Haroltl Dullx Nlicltael Duggan Mary lane HAROLD Dl'IfFY-Spanish Club. 3: Football. I. 3: Tennis. I. x ' 4 1 H L. 3: Beta H1-Y. L. 3: Iorcb Club, I MICH.-Xlil. DIICCAN- National I-Ionor Society. 3: Caesar Club, I: Ah I.a Ha Sa. 2. 3: Quill antl Scroll. 2. 3: Tiger. 3: Speerh Festival. 2. 3: Discussion Club. 2. 3: Photograpln Club, 2: Science Club. I. 3: Autlio Visual Club. I. 2: Drama Club. 3: Clnistmas I'la3. 3: Our Hearts Were Page 30 Dunn Warzl Dunn YViItna Dunswortb Young antl Cay. 3: Spring Danre. 2: junior Rolariau. 3 MARY II.-XNE DUNN-0Hic'e Help. 3 WARD DUNN-Discussion Club, 2: Drama Club. 2. 3: YVrestling. I. 2. 3: Football. I: 'I'ort'l1 Cltlb. I: Spring Dance. 2 WILNIA DIlNSWORTHv-Hi-Teens. 2. 3: lishers Club. 2: Drama Club. 2. 3: Ann Rutledge C.R.. I: Oflire Help. 2. Donalcl Farl Gerald Iiclvvarclson Iilisabeth Ehrhartlt Carol Iinnnons Kenneth Evans GERALD ICDWARDSON-Stuclent Council, I, 3: Football. I. 2. 3: Golf, I: Basketball. I: Beta Hi-Y. 2. 3: Torch Club, I: Track. Queen Attentlanl. 3: Our Hearts Were Young ancl Gay. 3: Spr DNS Dance. 2: Class Oflicer. 2: Girls' State. 2 CAROI, EMM! . I: Baseball. 2, 3: Stuclent Council Presiclent. 3 IiI.ISABIi'I'H Spanish Club. 3: Caesar Club. I: Hi-Teens, 2: G..-XA.. I. 2. 'I EHRH.-XRDT-National Honor Socictv. 2, 3: Ah I.a Ha Sa. 2. 3: Orchestra. I. 2. 3: Bantl. I. 2. 3: Tigers' Roar. 2 KIiNNI'1'IH J Tiger. 3: Speech Festival, 2: Student Council. 3: Discussion Club. 2: Science Club. I: junior Classical League. 2, 3: Caesar Club. I: IEXYXNS-Service Clttb. I: Science Club. I: .-'Indio Visual Club clvl 3: Football. I: Mtestling. I, 2. 3: Hockev Club. I. 2. 3: Ira ' Drama Club. 2. 3: 'I'hespians. 3: GA..-X.. I. 2. 3: Orchestra. I: Stage Creiv. l. 2. 3. Marv Iiverson Glenn Iiwaltl Alanelle Faleiile Gloria Fink l.oraine Ifleniing MARY I-IYFRSON-Natioiial Honor Society. 2. 3: Iiger. 3: Quill Make-l'p Club. fl: Roaring ltltls, I: Drama Club. 2. 3: Ann and Scroll. 3: .Nh I.a Ha Sa. 2. 3: Stuclent Council.2: Drama Club. Rutledge G.R.. I: I-Ii-Teens. 2. 3: G..-MX.. I: Senior Executive 2: .-Kun Rutledge G.R.. I: Band. l. 2, 3: Dance Iiancl. I. 2. 3: Council. 3: Class Ofhcer. 3: B Chorus. I: Iigers' Roar. 2 IO Tigers' Roar. I. 2. 3: Exchange Assembly. 2. 3: Sax Quartet. 2: RAINF IfI,IiMlNG-,Nh La Ha Sa. 2. 3: liger. 3: Spanish Club D.A.R.. 3 GLIZNN ICW.-XI,D - Wrestling. 2. 3 jANFI.I,F 2. 3: Make-l'p Club. 2. 3: Roaring ltl0's. I: Draina Club. 2 3 FALICIDIE-Hi-Teens. 2. 3: Orchestra, I GLORIA FINK-Na- Hivleens. 2. 3: Our Hearts Were Young ancl Gai. 3: Enteler tional Honor Societv. 3: Speech Festival. 2: Service Club. I: from Austin. l. Roger Folev Stanley Folie LaDonna Fl ROGER I-'OI.I'1Y-Wrestling. 2: Band, l. 2, 3 S'l'.XNI.EY FOLIE -Football. 2. 3: Track, 3: Ilaseball. 2 IA DONNA FRIEDINIAN -Hi-Teens. 2. 3: Bowling League, 3: Office Help, 3 PATRICIA 'iedtnan Patricia Fritz Donna Gallagher FRITZ-G.A.A.. 3: I-interetl front Roosevelt High. Minneapol DONNA G.-Xl.l.AGHFR-G.,"I,.X.. I. is3 Page Betty Gamble lloaune Gamble Rollancl Cilbertson joan Coocl Donna Cordon Bli'l"l'Y fiuxblIutlf-DlSK'llSSi0ll Club. 2. fl: Roaring l00's, lg Iixefulixe Council. 3: A Chorus. 2. 3: B Chorus. I: Spring Dante Drama Club. I. 2: Ann Rutledge CLR., l: Hi-Teens, 2. 3: B 2: Catnpus Dale. 3: Triple Trio. I ROI..-XND ClI.BFR'l'SON Chorus. I: Tigers' Roar. 2 .IOANNE GAMBIJZ-National Hon- Photography Club. I: Wrestling. 2: Stage Creu, l. 2 .IOAN or Soriety. 3: Quill and Srroll, 2. 3: .Nb I.a Ha Sa. 2. 3: Tiger, 3: GOOD-Make-up. 3: Drama Club. 3: Hi-Teens. 3: Cltristmts Speech Festival. 2. 3: Discussion Club, 2. 3: Service Club. I: Play. 3: I-littered from Cathedral. Winona. 3 DONN.-X COR Spanish Cub. 3: Caesar Club. l: Roaring l00's. l: Drama Club. DON-Service Club. l: Drama Club. 3: Rowling League. I: Banrl 2. 3: Tbespians. 3: Ann Rutledge CLR.. l: HifI'eens, 2. 3: Senior l. 'W Lavou I-iasclalen jack Crccngo Robert Gregerson .Ieaune Grove Margery Hall LAVON CRASH,-KIJCN-Spauisb Club. 32 Science Club, 3: Junior NE GROVE-Hi-'l'CCtts. 2. 3: GA.,-X.. I M.XRGl'1RY H.'Kl.l Classical League. 2, 3: Caesar Club, I: Ushers Club. 2. 3: Drama Ushers Club, l. 2. 3: Drama Club. 2. 3: Hi-Teens. 2. 3: Orchestra Club. 3: .Xnn Rutledge C.R.. l: Hi-Teens, 2. 3 IIACK GREEN- 2: Band. l. 2: A Chorus, 2. 3: B Chorus. l: Christmas Play. 4 G0-Coll. 2: 'l'orr'h Club. l: Rifle Club, l: Stage Crew, l. 2: Campus Da1e.3. l ligers' Roar. 3 ROBERT CREUERSON-Stage Crew, 3 .IRAN- 'age 112 N ' 1 - 1 5, z H056 X I Sb nj Us I-' t. I ltli' 4 ll ll ll ll Y ." X 'C' lift I - 4 t l ' . . x g 5 up D v 'F' S 3 if 'fl 5' 'Ha -. i C. 'T Chemists in action, I-lvelytt Andersen. .lohu Wes ruin, Alulianua Blunt and Donald Wang try a neu experiment. Cenelle Halvorson l.ois Hamilton Barbara Hansen l'auline Hansen I.aVonne Hanson GENlil.I.E HAINORSON-Service Club. l I.0lS HANIILTON l0Il's. I: Drama Club. 2. 3: Ann Rutledge C.R.. I: Hi-leeus. 2. 3: -Hi-'I'eeus. 2: ll Chorus. 2. 3 BARBARA HANSIEN-Science G..-X..-X.. 3: B Chorus. I: Queen Attendant. 3: Tigers' Roar. 2: Club, I. 2. 3 llsbers Club. l. 2. 3: Ann Rutledge C.R.. I: Hi' Spring Dance. 2: Class Oflicer. 2 I.aVONNF. I-IANSON-C.A.A.. Teens. 2. 3: G..-KA.. 3: Bowling League. l l'.'XI'l.lNIi H.-XNSFN l. -Speech Festival. 2: Service Club. I: Make-I'p Club. 3: Roaring Rosalie Hanscu Allen Houge Vera Hauge Roger llaugen Royal Hayden ROS.-Xl.ll'1HANSON-Service Club. l. 2: Roaring I00's. I: Drama Quill and Scroll. 2. 3: National Honor Society. 3: Pltotograpliy Club. 2: Hi-Teens. 2: Stage Crew. l. 2. 3 Al,l.lfN HOVCE4 Club. I. 2: Science Club. l: Caesar Club. I: Roaring l00's. l: Speech lfestiial. 2: .-Xlpba Hi-Y. 2 VFRA HAIICE-Hi5l'eens. Drama Club. I. 2. 3: Beta Hi'Y. 2. 3: 'I'orcb Club. I: llaud. l. 2. 2. 3: Entered from Emmons. 2 ROCFR ll.-Xl'GFX-Football. 3: 3: Our Hearts Were Young and Cay, 3: Spring Danze. 2: Brass Track. 2. 3 ROYAL HAYDEY-Ali I.a Ha Sa. 2. 3: Tiger. Hg Quartet. 3 junior Rotariau. 3. Marilyn Hecgard Marion Helland joann Hellelasen Joanne Hellic MARILYN HIQECARD-Ali La Ha Sa. 2. 3: Tiger. 3: l'botogra4 plty Club. 2: Science Club. l: Make-Up Club. 2: Ushers Club, 2: Drama Club. l. 2. 3: Hi-Teens. 2. 3: G.A..-X.. 3: Band. l: Tigers' Roar. 2: Christmas Play. 2: Office Help. l. 2 MARION HEI.- IAND-Ah I.a Ha Sa. 2. 3: Tiger. 3: Service Club, 2: Make-lTp Club. 3: Drama Club. 2. 3: Grace Dickinson G.R.. l: Hi-Teens. 2: G.A..'X.. 2. 3: Bowling League. 3 JOANN HEI,I.EKSl'1N-Nation- al Honor Societv. 3: Ah I.a Ha Sa. 2. 3: Tiger. 3: Quill and Scroll. 2. 3: Student Council. 3: Discussion Club. 2. 3: Spanish .w I Robert Henry Club. 3: Caesar Club. l: Rearing l00's. I: Drama Club. 2. 3: Tliespians. 3: Ann Rutledge CLR.. l: Hi-Teens. 2. 3: A Chorus. 2. 3: ll Chorus. I: Campus Dale. 3: Tigers' Roar. I: lixcbauge .-Xssembly. l: Our Hearts Were Young and Cay. 3: Spring Dance. 2: Homecoming Queen. 3 IIOANNE HEI.I.lI'l-Roaring l00's. 2: Ann Rutledge G.R.. l: Hi-Teens. 2. 3: Bowling League. 3 ROBERT HENRY-Pliotography Club. I: Tumbling. l: Stage Crew. l. 2, 3. Page 33 Donna Hoclin Leroy Hochn Donald Hoelz Edward Hollcschau Edwin Holleschau DONALD IIOIELL-Stage Crew. I, 2: Entered from Montgomery, Stage Crew, 2, 3 EDWIN HOLLESCHAllMWrestling. 2. 3: Rifle I ICDWARD HOI.l.l-ISCHAU-Rifle Club. 2: Hockey Club, 3: Club, I: Hockey Club, 3. 1 .1 l.ouisc Holt Harold Hong lone Hove Marlys Hoyt Lois Huber I,0l'ISIi HOIQI'-Service Club. I: Hi-Teens. 2. 3: Bowling 2. 3: Exchange Assembly. 3: I-Ii-Y Princess. 3 I.0IS HUBER- I.c:tgue. 3 HAROLD HOIIC-Beta Hi-Y, 2. 3: Rifle Club, I Ah La Ha Sa. 2. 3: Tiger. 3: Caesar Club, I: Spanish Club, 3: IONE HOVIC-Hiflieens. 2. 3: MARLYS HOYI'-National Hon:-r lfsliers Cltlb. 2. 3: Hi-Teens. 2. 3: B Chorus. I: Tigers' Roar. 2: Sociclv. 3: Student Council. 3: Hi-Teens, 2. 3: French Club. 3: Exchange Assembly. 2. K.acsar Club. l: Drama Club. 2. 3: C..-X..-X.. I. 2. 3: ligers' Roan Bonuic Huemoellcr Howard Hultgren Keith lngbritsen Arlacleen Iverson Dale jackson BONNIE HI'IiNIOIiI.I.ER-Service Club. 2: G.A.A.. 2 HOW ARD HI'I,TCREX-llaskctlmall, 2. 3: Drama Club. 2. 3: Thes plans, 3: I.CllCTIl1CIl'S Club. 2: A Chorus, 3: Campus Daze. 3 Stage Crew. 3: Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, 3: Enteret Iroiu Garuavillo, Iowa, 2 KEITH INCBRITSEN-Quill and Scroll. 2. 3: Ab I.a Ha Sa, 2. 3: Tiger. 3: Student Council, 2: Page 3 I - Caesar Club. I: Football. I. 3: Golf. I. 2. 3: Beta Hi-Y. 2, 3: Torch Club, I: Track. 2: Band. I ARLADEEN IVERSON- Hi-Teens, 2, 3: Roaring l00's. I DALE AIACKSON-Roaring l00's. I: Drama Club. 3: Football. I, 2. 3: Basketball. 3: Beta Hi-Y, 2, 3: Torch Club. I: Boxing. I: Track, 2, 3. . A.A:.,::,,: . xI2Il'g2II'l'l jafrpies William .Iauson Kathleen Jensen I.ois Ilensen Xlznw .lt-nst-n NIARGARET QI,-XCQIIES-Spect'I1 Festival. 2: Ilrzuua Clluh. 2. 3: Hi-Teens. 3: G.A.A.. 2. 3: A Chorus, 33 Campus Dale. 3: Iinterecl from New York. 2 WIIIIANI KIANSON-Football. 3: Basketball. 3: linterctl from Janesville. 3 KATHLEEN JENSEN-National Honor Soeictv. 3: Speech Festival. 2: Serviee Clulm. I: Spanish Cluh, 3: Caesar Cluh. I: Drama Cluh. 2. 3: Ann Rutledge G.R.. f"III is 1 I' Hi-Teens. 2. 3: G..-X..-X., I. 2. 3: II Chorus, I: A Chorus. 2. I ipus DIIIC, 3 IDIS AIICNSI-IN-'National Honor Soriety, I ' Caesar Lluh, I: lishers Llulm. I. 2. 3: brace Dickinson CLR.. I Hi-Teens. 2: G..X.A., I: B Chorus. I: 'Iriple Trio. I: A Clhor Z. 3 MARY IICNSICN-Tigers' Roar. 21 Iixcliange Nsseinlmlv. ' I.ila Rose johnson I.ois johnson Mary .Kun johnson Rirhartl .johnson Rollanrl johnson I.II..-X ROSIC EIUHNSON--Roaring I00's, I: Cheerleader. 2: l'sh- ers Cluh. 3: Drzuna Cluh. 2: Hi-Teens. 2 IDIS JOHNSON! Grate Dickinson lQ.R.. I: Hi-Teens. 3: B Chorus. I: Tigers' Roar. 2: Exchange Asseinhlv. 2 MARY ANN JOHNSON-National Honor Sorietx. 3: Service Cluh. I: Spanish Cllulm. 3: Roaring I00's. k-.f- 'I'lie Rohe-jerry Blakcslee. Edwin I'l0llCSClI1lll antl Lorna Ilorlantl ll'v on their rohes and caps for sire. I, Laesar Llulm. I: Ann Rutledge CLR.. I: Ili-let-us. 2. II: Ui rhestra. I: Banrl. I RICHARD I0IINSON4tIaes:n' tlluh. I junior Cllassical League. 2. 3: Torch Klluh. I ROI.I,.-IND .IO SUN-Ifoolhall. I1 Torch Clnlv. Ig Pntselmztll, 2: IIowIing I,ea 2. 3. Pug HN gnc 1 Wilbert johnson Priscilla jorgensen jean Kaplan Marilyn Kaufmann Philip Kc-rmes WILIIERT JOHNSON-Stage Crew. I, 2 PRISCILLA JORCEN- SON-Hi-Teens. 3: C.A.A., 2 JEAN KAI'LANHServicc Club, I: Make-Up Club. 2: junior Classical League, 2. 3: Caesar Cluh. I: Roaring I00's. I: llshers Club. I, 2. 3: Drama Clttb. I. 2. 3: B MANNHDrama Club, 2. 3: Ann Rutledge G.R., I: C.A.A.. I, 2: B Chorus. I: A Chorus. 2. 3: Soloist. 3: Campus Daze, 3: Tigers' Roar. I. 2. 3: Exchange Assembly. 2: Office Help. 3 PHILIP KERMES-XVrestling. I, 3: F.F.A., I. 2. 3. Chorus, I: A Chorus, 2. 3: Campus Da7e. 3 MARILYN KAIIF- 1. I Q X 'fl' 4 Q I y ' 'Mil Norman Klukow Harlan Knatioltl Elaine Knutson Rower Kofstatl Donaltl Kortl I5 HARLAN KNA'I'VOLD-Stuclent Council. I: Spanish Club. I. 2: Football. I. 2. 3: Wrestling. 3: Basketball. I: Torch Club, I: Beta Hi-Y. 3: Orchestra. l: Band. I. 2: Dance Band. I. 2. 3: A Chorus. 2: Tigers' Roar. I. 2. 3: Exchange Assembly, 2. 3: Brass Quartet, 2 ELAINE KNIITSON-Ah La Ha Sa. 2. 3: Tiger. 3: Quill and Scroll. 2. 3: National Honor Society. 3: Caesar Club. I: Drama Club. 2. 3: Crace Dickinson C.R.. I: Hi-Teens. 2. 3: Senior Executive Council. 3: Class Officer, 3: C.A.A.. 2 ROGER KOFSTAD-Football. I: F.F.A.. I. 2. 3 DONALD KORTZ- Wrestling. 3: Torch Club, l: Hockey Club. I: Track. 3. tunes Kortl Barbara Krzrn Alan Krueger Casper Kycek Erwin Larson JAMES KORTZ-Spanish Club, 3: Roaring I00's. I: Football. Chorus. 2. 3: Triple Trio. I: Campus Dare. 3: Our Hearts Were I. 2. 3: Torch Club. I: Beta I-Ii-Y. 2. 3 BARBARA KRON- Young and Cay. 3 ALAN KRIIEGER-Ah La Ha Sa. 2. 3: National Honor Society. 3: Service Club. I: Spanish Club, 3: Tiger. 3: Caesar Club. I: Roaring I00's. I: Torch Club. I: Beta Caesar Club, I: Roaring I00's, I: Drama Club. I. 2: Ann Rut- Hi-Y, 2. 3: Bowling League. 3 ERWIN LARSON-Wrestling, I: ledge C.R.. I: Hi-Teens. 2. 3: C.A.A.. I. 2: B Chorus. I: A Rifle Club. 2. Page 36 Mary Ann Larson Margaret Lee Maynard Leschclske Mary Lou Lindahl Robert Lukecart MARY ANN LARSON-All La Ha Sa. 2, 3: Tiger, 3: Drama pus Dale. 3 MARY LOI' LINDAHI.-Quill and Scroll. 2. 32 , Club, 2, 3: Grace Dicksinon CLR., I: Hi-Teens, 2, 3: G.A.A.. I. 2, National Honor Society. 3: Ah La Ha Sa. 2. 3: Tiger. fl: Speech 3: Bowling League. I: B Chorus, I: Tigers' Roar. 2 MAYNARD Festival, 3: Caesar Club. I: Drama Club. 3: Science Club. I: Ann LESCHI-IFSKE-Beta Hi-Y. 2, 3: Track, 2: A Chorus. 2. 3: Cam- Rutledge G.R.. I: Hi-Teens, 2, 3: G,A.A.. I. 2. 3. Q ilk Marlene Ludtke Rttth Lyneis Maurice Lysne Clayton Nladson Charles Malmer MARLENE LIIDTKE-Drama Club. 3: Grace Dickinson CLR.. I: Hi-Teens, 2. 3: Orchestra, 3: Band. I, 2, 3: Sax Quartet, 2 Pliottzgrapliy Club, 3: I-'.F.A.. I CHARLES MALMER-National Honor Society. 3: Speech Festival. 2: Student Council. 3: Drama RUTH LYNEIS-Drania Club. 2: G.A.A., 2. 3 MAURICE Clttb, 3: Tennis, 2: Beta Hi-Y, 2, 3: Torch Club. I: Tigers' Roar, I.YSNli-Wrestling, I: F.F.A.. I, 2, 3 CLAYTON MADSON- 3: Our Hearts YVere Young and hay. 3. Elizabeth Martin Richard Mathews james MeKeown Betty Metcalfe Helen Miller ELIZABETH MARTIN-Spanish Club, 3: Service Club, I: Make- llp Club, 2: Drama Club. 2: Ann Rutledge G.R.. 1: Hi-Teens, 2, 3 RICHARD MATHEWS-Bowling League, 3 JAMES Mc- KEOWN-Caesar Club. I: Football, 2, 3: Wrestling, 2, 3: Beta I-Ii-Y, 2, 3: Torch Club, I HELEN MILLER-National Honor Socictx. 2 3: Ah La Ha Sa Editor, 2, 3: Tiger, 3: Quill and Scroll, 2. 3: Student Council, I: Service Club. I: Spanish Club. 3: Caesar Club, I: Roaring I00's, I: Drama Club, I. 2. 3: Ann Rutledge G.R., I: Hi-Teens, 2, 3: B Chorus, I: A Chorus, 2, 3: Campus Daze, 3: Tigers' Roar, 2: Exchange Assembly, 2: Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. 3: Spring Dance, 2: Madrigal Group, 3: Thespians, 3. Page 37 l.ou't'll Moen Arthur Moltlenhituer Dzuitl Moore Betty Nlultlown Sulveig Munson l,OWlil.l. MOIQN-Vlhxitriai Club, Il: A Chorus, 2, 3: Czunpus Dam.-, lleens. 2. fl: B Chorus, lg Eyes ol' llziloc, 2: Caunpus Daze. fl Il DAVID HOURI-1-lfootbull. fl: Coll, 2, fl: Boxing, I. 2, Il A Chorus, 2, fl: Youth Connnission, 3 SOLVEIC MUNSON- llli'l"l'Y Nll7l,IlOWN-.Xh Ln Hu Sat, 2. El: Tiger. Il: Quill :intl Service Club. l: Make-lfp Club, l. 23 Ushers Club, 2. 3: Drama Scroll, 2, 31 Nauionzil ll:,nt:r Society. 2, fl: Speech lfcstivz1l.3: Dis- Club, 2. 3: Ann Rutledge CLR., I: Hi-Teens, 2, 3: G.A.A., l, 2 sion Club. 2, fl: Serxice Club. I: Spanish Club, fl: Caieszn' Club, lg B Chorus. lg A Chortts, 2, 33 Campus Daze, 33 Tigers' Roar, 2 Drzunu Club. -, 5: lhcspiztus. .lg .Xnn Rutledge I-.R., l: Hi- 4 Xvllflll' Munson Ramona Myrun Roger Nash Harold Nelsen Audrey Nelson R.-XNION.-X NIYR.-KN-Science Club, 33 Make-Up Club, 3: Drzunzt Club, fl: Hi-'I't-t-ns, 2, fl: Ann Rutledge G.R.. l: B Chorus, lg Al-lg'l'l'S' Roitr. I ROCI-IR N.-XSH-Stutlent Council, 3: Roaring I00's, lg lfootbnll, l, 2, fl: Beta Hi-Y. 2, fl, 'liUlTll Club. l: 'l'r:u'k. 2, fl: Bzunl, l. 2. Il: Basketball. l. 2, 31 Orchestral. 3: King ol Hearts, 3 HAROLD NFLSEN-Football. l, 2, fl, lVrestling, 23 I'rztck, l, 2. 3 AIVIJREY NEI.SON-Nzttionul Honor Society, 35 llshers Club. l, 2: Grace Dickinson G.R,. l: Hi-Teens, 2, 3: B Chorus, l: A Chorus. 2, 33 Oflice Help, 2, 35 Cznnpus 121110, 3 Page 38 gb as N1 45 Examining sports ztwzirtls by the trophy case are Henry Brouwers, Marilyn Tostenson and Clayton Madson, Berlcll Nelson Belly Nelson Faith Nelson Nlvlvin Nelson l'hillis Nelson BER'l'E1.L NELSON-Football. l: Wrestling, 3: Torch Club, I Hi-Y. 2. 3: Torcli Club. l: 'l'ra4'k, l, 2. Il l'llIl.l.lS NELSON- BE'l"l'Y NELSON-Hi-'l'eens, 2. 3 FAITH NELSON-Hi-Teens, Service Club. l: Roaring l0U's. l: Drama Club. 2. fl: Ann Rul- 3 MELVIN NF.I.SON-Football. l. 2, 3: Basketball. l. 2: Bela ledge G.R.. l: Hi-'li-cns. 2. 3: CA.,-X.. l: B Chorus. l. Robert Nelson Richard Nelson john Nepp james Nielsen Richard Xorby RICHARD NELSON-Football, 1, 2. 3: Wrestling. l, 2: Track, 2 cussion Club, 3: Audio Visual Club. 2: Baseball, l. 2, 3 RICH- JOHN NEPP-Football, 1.2, 3: Basketball, l, 2: Bela Hi-Y. 2. 3: ARD NORBY-Student Council, l: Bela Hi-Y, 2. 3: Track, l. Track, 2 JAMES NIELSEN-Ah La Ha Sa. 2, 3: Tiger, 3: Dis- 2, 3. 4 6 r joan Norgaard Howard Olson Margrella Olson Nlary Olson Ralph Olscn jOAN NORGAARD-Make-Up Club. 3: Ushers Club, l, 2: Drama Club. 3: Grace Dickinson C.R.. l: HifI'eens. 2. 3: B Chorus, 1: A Chorus. 2, 3: Madrigal Group. 3: Campus Daze. 3: Tigers' Roar. l, 3 HOWARD OLSON-Rifle Club. l: Bowling League, 2, 3 MARCRETTA OLSON-Spanish Club, 3: Caesar Club, 2: Drama Club, 3: Thespians, 5: Hi-Teens, 2, 3: Repre- SClllZlllYC Council. Il: C.,-X..-X., I, 2. fl: li Chorus. l: A Chorus, 2. 3: Campus Daze. 3: Tigers' Roar, 2. 3: Our Hcaris Were Young and Gay, 3 MARY OLSON-Service Club, l: Roaring I00's, I: Cheerleader. 1, 2, 3: Drama Club. l: Ann Rutledge G.R., l: Hi-Teens, 2. 3: Bowling League. 3: Queen Aucndanl, 3 RALPH OLSEN-F.F.A., l, 2, 3. 59 Page 39 lrcuc Ott Violet Ottcxuu Kcuuetb Ovc-rlztutl Nlatutcuu Oturlztutl clCI'1llllllll' l'zu'Ls IRICNK O'l"l2N:ttiuu:tl Huuut' Sucicly. Tl: Stutlcut fluuttril, l. 2: l.ANIJ-Sptutixlt Club, 3: l.ibrau'y Club, 3: Gmac llickiusuu KLR. Roaring 1003, l: Hi-'li-cus. 2, fi: A llltutus, 2, fi: B lilmttts, I: l: Hi-lccus. 2 GERAl.DlNli PARKS-Sctwic'e Club. l: Ruuriug, ligurs' Rout, 2: 'ltiplc lriu, l: Nlzulrigztl Group. 3 YlOI.E'l' l00's. l: lli-lccus. 2. Tl: .X Chorus, 2. 3: B Cburus. I: Soloist. 3 O'l"l'liSOX-lTsbcts Club. I: Hi-lcctts. 2, fl NIAURI-QEN OVER- Czunpus llztlc, 3. -on lx' lxllll'lCllC l'zu'ks Twilzt l'e:tL Nlclxitl l'c1tt'sott Arut l'ctlut'sou Douztltl l'c't'scltlxztL'kct NlARl.liNli l'ARKS-Routing l00's. I: Auu Rutledge CLR.. l: 3: Fuutbatll, I. 2: Wrustliug. l. 2, fl: Bclat Hi-Y. 2. 3: ll'ot't'lt Club Hi-lcctts. 2, fl: Howling l.L-ztguc. l: Quccu ul' Hcttrts. 3 TWILA l: 'l't':tclL, 2: Sa.-uiut' l':XL'LllllXL' llutuull, fl: Batucl, l. 2, Il: lhtuu. I'IiAK-Spzutiwlt Club, 2, 3: I.ibtzu'y Club, I5 MICLVIN l'l'1.XR- liauttl. 5: 'ligcrs' Roaug 2, 3: Extltatugc Asst-tubly, fl DONALD SON-F.F.A.. I. 2 ARNT lllfl,l'lRSONYNlllllllllll Huuot' Society. PICRSCHISAKIHIZR-Student Clnuucil. 2: Football. l. 2: lil-'.A., 3 llc-ulatlt l'ctt-rscu Harris l'c-tcrscu Keuuctb l'etcrsett I,ilWI'CllCC' I'cte1'sct1 I3att'bzu':t l'ctt't'xuu HARRIS l'li'l'ICRSEN-Foollmztll. l: Wrestling. l: 'l'ut't'lt Club, I: l'l'l'l'ERSliN-Stage Crew, l. 2 BARBARA l'E'l'liRSON-Roar lumbliug. l: Slatgc Crew. l. 2, 3 KENNETH l'E'l'liRSEN-A ing l00's, 1: Ilfillllll Club. 2: Hi-Teens. 2, 3: B Chorus. l. Chorus. 2, 3: Christmas Play, 2: Campus Daze. 3 LAWRENCE Page 40 llvllx l'n-lurmn lluylc I'n-lcixnli Nlziriuric l,l'lCI'NUIl Rm I'vlci'smi 'llizilrlivi l'clcismi llIil'IY l'I'1'I'liRSUN'Sin-m'vl1ll1Im.l.Il U.XYl,Ii I'Iil IQRSUN- liluln. 2. fl: llixunu lllnli. 2. fl: .Xnn RllllL'llgl' KAR.. I1 XII l.:l Hai Sai, 2. Il: ligcr. fl: Spccrll lfvslivail, Il: llisiussiuii llluli. Ili- Ice-ns. 2. fl: I-..X..X.. I. 2. Il: .X illimns. 2. Il: ll lllmius. lg 1 lg Scrxicc lllulm. I1 Running lIIO's. I: lh':l1nziCI1iIm.2.Il: l'Iu-Kpium. l'igL-is' Ruxn. 23 Our Ili-anis III-i'v Young znul Clan. Il: ilaunpuf. lg .Inn Rllllvllgl' KLR.. I: lli-l'c-mis. 2. fl: l'igi-rx' Rzznx 2: Ilaifc. Il ROX I'IzIIIRSON--Slnilcnl tluuniil. I llll,XiI'lIHliR Our llClll'lN Worn' Nnung :uul Clan. Il: Spring llaiiicc. 2 NIXR- l'lil IQRSON--llrznnu Illulw. fl: llvln Ili,Y. 2. Il: Iurih Clulx. I: IORIIC I'liI'lfRSON4.XIi l,:l Hai Sal. 2, Il: ligcr. Il: Slicing' Cilulm. il'i'au'Ix. 2. fl: Nlziiiugcr. l. 2. fl. J I I: Xlziku-lip llluli. L: llzwwzii lilulm. I: iIl1cvrIczulL'l. L1 lklivlx Cairlxlc l'iclu' KIRIIICI l'l'1IlIlllCl' Luis Llczni Rcccl ululni Rciil llmiulml Rc-uslmx Lf.-XRl.Yl.li l'lIf,RCli -V I-kxullmaill. Ig llclzi lli Y. 2. fl: 'lormli fl: llzicsui Kllulr. It RULIIIIIQI IIIIIR. l: Ili l'L-cm. I. 2: ll Vlunus, I Cllulv. I: l.CllL'I'lIlCIl'N Cilnlm, 2: llzuclmll. l. 2. Tl QIXNI-,Ii IOHX Illilll-Suixiu' flnli. I1 Slugc l1lcn'. I. 2 IION.Xl,ll RIN- l'R.4XN'l'NlCR-Sunimc Club, I. 21 Sciciirc Cllulm. lg Roaring llI0's. Slljlvfgllllltlll Kluuniil. 23 Spunixli Club. fl: Ruzuiug IUIIX. Ig l: l7sl1Q1's Clluli. l. 2: llllllllll lllulm, l. 21 l'li-'lccns. 2: Il illinriis. l'Iicspinns. II: lfuuilrull. fl: llvlgi Ili-Y. 2. Il: Si-nini' Iixvuuiw iluun- I: ligcis' Roar. 2 LUIS Ili.-XX Rl':l'l1l4-Nlllllllllll Hnnoi' Society. ril. fl: ligcrk Rnzuy fl: lixclizingc .Iwi-nilmly. fl: Our llc-urls Wvrx' 'lz Quill aunl Siwll. Il: .XII Lai Il:1S:i.2,fl: l'igc1'.Il: Spzuiisli illulm. Young :null Gan. fl. 'I ' o N V1 , B vwvllll 'f ff 4 'QW V62 F' '4 ' A . ' . A I f I lx . M. ln I7 'have vw' X li Ill if I l X yIl 1 I w llsimfg X 2 l'csl imlznl jack Greengo. Wilinu llunswmlli. Michael Duggan :md lNIzu'v5I Sorenson do laisl inin- uie cramming Page -I I 1' 7 H Marjorie Reyneu Roger Rickheim Norman Ruble Archie Ruglantl Adeline Sather MAR-IORIE RI'lYNENkNationaI Honor Society, 3: Ah La Ha Sa. 2. 3 ARCHIE RIICLAND-Stutlent Council, fl ADELINE 2. 3: Tiger, fl: Caesar Club, I: Ushers Club, 3: Grace Dickinson SATHER-Ah La Ha Sa, 2. fl: Tiger, II: Caesar Club, I: llshers tL.R,, I ROGER RICKHEIM-Roaring l00's. I: Football, I, 2. Club, 2. 3: Drama Club, 2: Grace Dickinson CLR., I: Hi-Teens, 2: .31 Beta Hi-Y, 1.2. 3: Boxing, I. 2: Baseball, I, 2, 3 NORMAN B Chorus, I. RIIBLE-Football, 2: Wrestling, 2: Bowling League, 3: F.F.A.. I. Delores Scllaeller Elaine Scholl Norman Seberson Hlarren Severtson Sue Seicll DELORES SCHAEFFER-GA.A., 2 ELAINE SCHOTT-Service Club, I: Drama Club, 2: Hi-Teens, 2: GAA., lg Orchestra, 3: Band, I, 2, 3: Brass Quartet, 3 NORMAN SEBERSON-Drama Club, 3: Thespians, 3: Football, 2: Wrestling, 2: Track, 2, 33 Senior Executite Council, 3: Stage Crew, 3: Tigers' Roar, 3: Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. 3: Spring Dance. 2 WARREN SEVERTSON-Roaring l00's, I: Football, I. 2. 3: Wrestling, l, 2, 3: Tumbling, 1: Track, I: LetLermen's Club, I SUE SEIDL- Ah La Ha Sa, 2. 3: Tiger, 3: Service Club. Ig Spanish Club, 2: Science Club, I: Make-Up Club. 3: Hi-Teens, 2, 3: G.A.A., I: Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, 3: Drama Club. 2. 3. Barbara Smith Lairtl Smith Harlowe Sorenson .loan Sorenson Lois Sorenson LAIRD SMIIH-Drznna Club, fl: Ihespians. Il: Football, I, 2: SORENSON-Ushers Club, 2: Hi-'l'eens. 2, 3: G.A..X., I, 2. 3: Basketball. It Track, 2: Stage Crew, 3: Tigers' Roar, 3: Christmas Tigers' Roar, 2: Maria Sanlortl CLR., I: Service Club. I. Play, 3 jOAN SORENSON-Hi-Teens, 2: Band, I. 2 LOIS Page 42 Lyle Sorensen Nlurvyl Sorenson Rodger Sorenson Robert Spurr Donald Slllllllj' l.Yl.l'I SORENSEIN-'l't'at4'L. 2: Stage Ct'etv,.fl: Entered l'roin Hutn- leens. 2. 3 RODGER SORENSON-liouling Lcatgue. fl: Buse- boldt, ltmxi. 2 MARVYI. SORENSON-Ah Lat Hat Sat, 2, 3: Tiger. bull. 2 R0llliR'l' Sl'llRR-Footbztll. 2. Il: lletzt lli-Y. 2. fl: fl: Spanish Club. fl: Drannu Club. 2: Ann Rutledge CLR., lg Hi- Torch Club, l: Baseball. l, 2, fl DONALD STANl,llY-lil-'..-X.. l. Dunne Steele Bonita Storms Roald Storvick Wzildemznt Storvicl-4 Helen Sxendsen DU.-XNE STEEI.E-Drttintt Club. 33 Football. l, 33 Track. 2, 33 Octet, 3: Campus Daze, 35 Our Hearts Wt-ie Young und Guy. 3: F.F.A., l, 2, 3 ROALD STORVICK-A Chorus, 2, 31 Octet, 33 Spring Dance, 2 HELEN SYENDSEN-l'wlierw Club, 2. 3: Hi- Maulrigal Group, 33 Cznnpus Dale. 31 Tigers' Roar, 3 XVALDE- Teens. 2: Tigets' Roan. 3. MAR STORVICK-Ciatesur Club. 3: Band, l, 23 A Chorus. 2, 3: llettx' Tennyson lian-l 'lliompson l-lllen llionipson Gloria 'lliontpson lli-len IIIOIIIINUII Bl'1l"l'Y 'IENNYSON-Set'viee Club, lg Ann Rutledge CLR.. l: l'HOMl'SON-Student Clonntil. il GLORIA l'll0Nll'SON - Hi-Teens. 2, 3: B Chorus. lg A Chorus, 2, 3: Clannpus Daze. I5 Roaring l00'x. l: Hi- Ieenw, 2. fl: B iZhoruw.l lll'1l,liN l'H0lNll' EARL 'l'HONlPSON-'l'orch Club. l: F.F..-X., l, 2, 3 I-lLl,l-LN SON-B Chorus,31linteredlrom Northwood, Iowa, 3. Page 48 Putty 'l'lIUlIlIJSUll james VI1lll'ClIlCll .Xlice 'l'huesen Nlurilyti Tostenson Meredith 'l'rvtten l'A'l"l'Y 'IHUMl'SON-Spanish CI11b, l. 2: Roaring lU0's, l: Hi- i Teens, 2, 3 'IAMES 'liHRElNEN-Service Club, l: Science Cl11b, l: junior Claissicul League, 2, 3: Cfteszn' Cillll. l, 2: lJl'1llllLi Club, l. 2. Riilc Club, I: Tigers' Roztr, 3 ALICE THIVESEN-Speech 3' SIJ'llliill Club 3' Science Club l' Dl"llll'l fllllll 2 3' Festival. 2 ,.1. 1 . ,, 1 1 1 ,-.,., 'lxllCSPlZlllS. 2, 3: Iii-Al'L'CllS. 2: GAA., I, 2: f,TCll6SlI'2l. 2, 3: Band, 91. . :, . 1-. - .,1p, - , 1 1 l. -, 5, D.1ncc B.1n1l, 3, .VX Chorus, -, B Choius, l: ligers Roan: 3: Christinus Play, 3: Exclmiige Asseinbly. 3: Our HC1ll'lS Were Young :intl Gay, 3: Spring Daince, 2: Eyes ol' 'l'Iz1loc, 2: Brass Quartet, 3 MARILYN CIWOSVIVENSON-.xii L11 H11 Sn, 2, 3: Tiger. 3: Ushers Club, 2: Ilrznnzt Clllll, 2, 3: Hi-Teens, 3: Clli'CICl'ill Monitor. 2: Entered ilffllll Min11e:1polis, l. Elaine il'llClllCllilllgt'll Robert Van Deer George Vz111tle1:11111te Cecil Yzirner Eugene Verdoorn ELAINE 'l'l,'CH'liENHAGENiS1u1le11tConncil,2: Roaring lOll's, cer, l CECIL VARNER-Student Council, l, 3: Football, l, 2, l: Hi-Teens 2. 3 GEORGE VAND1-lRlN'I.YI'E-Q11ill llllll Scroll, 3: 1.L'llCI'lllL'Il'S Cl11b, l EUGENE xll'lRl,fJORN-l,I'llll1il Club. 3: 2.3: Ah L11 Hu 511, 2, 3: 'l'ige1', 3: Basketball, l: Beta Hi-Y. 2, 3: ,IlllC'SlJlllllS, 3: lil-'.,-X., l: A Chorus, 3: Cgunpus llaue, El: Spring Torch Club, I: vlllllfli, l. 2, 3: Student Nlzrriuger, l. 2: Class Oth' Dance. 2: Eyes ol' Tluloc. 2. Eval Wacholz Marion Wagner Robert xV1igl1CI' Lucille Wallin Nora Walsh EVA WACHOLZ-Service Club, I, 2: Make-up Clllll, 2. 3: Roar- Cueszir Club, l: liSilCl'5 Club. 2, 3: 1111111111 Cl11b, 2: Hi3l'eens. 2, 31 ing lU0's l' Ushers Club 2 3' llI"ll11'l Club 2 3' Hi Teens 2 3' ' ' Cill'iSllllll'S lpliiiy, Hi.-XGNERQSii1ile11t Conticiliv Rifle Club, 2, 3: Boxi11g,2: Baseball. 2. 3 LUCILLE WVALLIN- Nlllillllill Honor Society, 3: Quill :incl Scroll. 2. 3: Ah L11 Hn Sa, 2, 3: Tiger, Page 44 3: Service Cl11b. I: junior Classical League, 2, 3: G..-X..-X., 1, L, 3: A Cll0I'llS. f., 3: B Chorus, l Cannpns Daze. 3: Radio Correspondent, 3: Youth Commission, 3 NOR,-X WALSH -Ah La Ha Sn. 2. 3: Tiger, 3: Speech Festival, 2, 3: Discussion Cl11b, l, 2. 3: Spanish Club, 2, 3: Makeup Cl11b. 3, Drama Club. 2, 3: Ann Rutledge G,R.. 1: Hi-Teens, 2, 3. Patil XN'angsness james XVentlt Paul XVestlancl John AVCSIYIIIII liclwarrl Whelan PAUI. WANGSNl-ISS-National Honor Society, 3: Speech Festival. WES'I'I.AND-F.F.A.. l. 2, 3 JOHN WI-1S'I'Rl'NI-National 2. 3: Spanish Club. 3: Drama Club. 2, 3: Thespians. 3: A Chorus. Honor Society, 3: Student Council. I. 2. 3, Hotkcy Club, 3 lil! 2: Stage Crew. 2: Christmas Play, 2: Our Hearts Were Young autl WARD WHELAN-Spanish Club. 3: Football. I, 2. 3: Bela Ili-Y Cay. 3 'IANIES IVliND'l4Football. l. 2 Basketball. l l'Al'l. 2. 3: Torch Club, l: Track. 2. 3. Roger Will Dwayne Winters Audrey Wolll Marlene Wolll Shirlc Wolll' ROGER WILL-Wrestling. l. 2: F.F.A.. I. 2, 3: Stage Crew. I. 2 Grace Dickinson CLR.. I: Hi-Teens. 2. 3: A Chorus. 3: IS Chorus INVAYNE NVINTERS-Football. l: Basketball. l AUDREY ll Campus Daze, 3 SHIRLE XVOLFF-Ah l.a Ha Sa. 2, 3: Tiger WOLFF--National Honor Society. 3: Service Club. l: Caesar 3: Service Club. I: Spanish Club. 3: Make-up Club. l. 2. 3: Roar Club, I: Ushers Club. 2. 3: Crarc Dickinson C.R., I: Hiffeens. ing l00's, l: llsbers Club, 2. 3: Drama Club. 2. 3: 'l'bc-spiaus, 2. 3 2. 3 MARLENIE XVOLFF--Service Club. I: llshers Club. 2. 3: Ann Rutledge G.R.. I: Hiffeens. 2. 3. Donald Wong james Yocum Marvin Yocum Ruth Young DONALD WONC-National Honor Society. 3: Alpha Hi-Y. 3: MARVIN Y0Cl7M-Spanish Club, 3: Drama Club. 2, 3: Beta Tigers' Roar. 3 JAMES YOCUM-Drama Club. 2. 3: Thespians. Hi-Y. l: Christmas Play. 3, 2. 3: Nlrcstliug, l: Beta Hi-Y. l, 2: F.F.A.. l. 2: Stage Crew, l, 2. 3 Page l - - cmdafza ? N. f,HItllN ll: fmuulllln Nuulnx ihnlu Iuwlu Illl'Nilll'lllf Ummm N1-hmm. lu':1xl1l'c'l1 Rich mn, xiu'-plrwixlvnl F N :nam an Gervaise Larson. Girls' State delegate. Elected by the students to carry on the duties of class oflicers for the year lil-18-lflflfl were Charles Raster, president: Richard C. Nelson. vice-president: Donna Nelson. treasurer: and lla Crotenhuis. secretary. 'I'heir task was to start the plans for the prom. Numerous projects were sponsored by the juniors to raise funds for the prom. A basket social, for juniors only: a junior-senior mixer, complete with a pie raflle aml blind dates: and a jtmior-senior basketball game, which the seniors won -fl-36: were among the projects. Also included in the money raising group, was the junior class play, "l-luckleberry Finn", which was pre- sented to the public on two occasions, April 8 and fl. Not interested in only proms and parties, the juniors ranked high scholastically, as the election of ten jttn- iors to the National Honor Society proved. 'l'he jttn- iors were also active in tnusic, dramatics, sports and Student Council work. Thus. the juniors proved themselves capable ol' becoming the senior class of lfl5fl. Selected as the Albert Lea representative to Girls' State was Gervaise Larson. Active in A chorus, dramatics, art work and Hi-Teens. she showed herself capable of the honor that her classmates voted her. She was chosen for leadership, character and scholar- ship. Donna Nelson was voted Cervaise's alternate. The juniors, as the middlemen of' the senior high school, contributed to the school in every field of work and play. in their cltibs and classrooms. They studied American history, English or journal- ism, and other subjects such as physics, world history, Spanish, French. geometery. typing and short hand. Also available were courses in home economics. agri- culture, mechanics and carpentery. Physical educa- tion attd health were two other requirements. Miss Blanch Benson. class advisor. gave valuable as sistance to the juniors throughout the year. PROM CONfNfl'l"l'F.Ii KIHAIRNHRN: Marx Ann Swenson, Kath leen Doyle. Richard fl. Nelson. llarbzira Prihoda. William Con lan. john Donoyim. ,lc-anne Kllllllllg. Ruth Black, Nfiss llcnscu ftlorizt litnstatl. Shirley l.undstt'om. Page ff 66644 250 .faaia a ROW' I: Xllllil Nine' Iilltlcr. Ummm fIIll'INI4lIlIICl'iOll. I3:n'Im1'u HILIIQIIUII. Rolvcrl Ilulilm. Bill fIIIl'INIl'IlNOIl. .john Xmln erm. Ilmlallml NCIIYOII. klillklx lh'illc'v, Rugvl' .XIIIICINOIL ROIY: 2: I'1lIL'L'll I'-:al'l1L'l'.SIlil'Ivc' Boolll. Iicwllx Dclllh. .Xml lirzulx. lilifallwlll .Xl'YK'NOII. Rulh Blank. Duris Bcfk. Ima' lhuml. IQIKIHIIII fIZIl'i'N. Ru-wr Bok ROW 'S' lfrm i"n'lx l h . .. 1 .. QRILIHI. Xllllll fI2!I'Ill'X. NIzll'gl1cl'iIc' lic-rgm1.Slmn1 .'xIHICl'SUll, Iiriiss .xIIlIl'I'SUII. .lzmix I'rLlL'IllIl'. illrol XIICIK'-INUII. Pzxllx l.m'In':m. Ifuxrmm' i'I:liwlx'llwcl1. Kiclnlrl Hrrg, ROW' I: Xlnnlisx llrrlmmx. Nlurilxn llukvr. Nfzlxix ,XmI0rwn, lszlhcl BML. lzllxrilw I.IllIC'l'iK'Il. Xlzxrx Hull. Hxnlzmcl llclllmcr. Rlllh Klalmp. NI:u'jr1l'iv Ihnlzuln. Gun RI'l'IIlIII1I. Xliu' ,Xllr ROW I. ,lulm Ilmmmnn. f,II.ll'I!'N liaslvl. Hull LUIIIAIII. AI.1x Ilmmliug. Rohm! IIIIIIIIHVII. luck lh'Yril'N. lhxmm- lfink. lfcluzml IJIIIIHCN. fQl'UIQ,l' lll'1'sx.l.I1rrin Iimwlzul. ROW 2: Nom llolzm. Luis lfulic. llcllx I"clIwr. Kiulmivznu Kmmllicll. IIYZIIIIIK' Ilzmwn, hlunnm' llnlxrwwn, Ilzx KQrnlc-nlmuix. llinm' f-ilpin. XVZINIIC KQIIIIIICINOII. lulm Cm11:1lcf, Nlzlvis Hzzlm. ROI S' II: Kzlllrlvvll I'4Il'NlIlt'. KRIIIIICTII I3mIc'..I4-:n1c'llc- Hanson. lbnrolln Clrmlcx. Dun H:1l'kw:lrlI1, Rugcr Iinruill. IAIL' vvlmln-ling. Rogvr Cluruimk, IIJIII K'ulsIl'l1p. WIIIIW xllll Hunscn. ROW' I1 -IZICKIIICIIIIC Iiggv. Ilomlllx IM-Yrius, .Munn ' I ' ' Ulu' fm u ' ' 1 I'l'uls'nIuml. lullzx l'l'1'r'm:lt1, Xrllw Hzlgrn. Pwn l'r' "Inks Im Ifuw. Klurliw EI1Q,IIl'Il9Oll. IQIIII Ilangvn. Ivan Uro- I'IllllllN. ROW l: I.alYcrn Ilm'Im'I1cl'. l'cIcr lrxinc. Dlllllll' Hullcli. Ralph -icmcu. Hilton Halllvli. AIIIIOIIILIN ulmdalll. .IIIIIII Icllus I'mI Ilmwn Yulxn Ilclmll ROW' 'I Imam Hu x Ihllx llcll Ln Scllc 4 ' . ' . -1 l A 11 . ' m 1. lllmxlrlullc Hl!II,2lI'lIl. .XQIIUS ICIIN' . I ' ' Ixlllllllg. Bun-l'Iy llull, Illllll' .ll'IlM'll. xlillf HIPIIIIIIIIINI. H1llklIl'l HOXCINOII. Nlzuy Hoclm, Blum: .IVIIFRC-Il. ROW' fi: XIll'gl'l'X IIPIIFCII. llclcn ,IJIIINOIL Ilrsxix' Hillmcr. RQIIIIUIHI H'Il'1IIlINOll. Hvlcn HKIIIQIIIIIII. Xlzlwcllzi Having. Flznm' Iwi'- I. llcwrly Ilznugvn. Xlzxrgcrx Iivmlslrmn. I'lIllI Wm, Hzumm, ROW I: Slvirlm Hicks, KIZIIICI -IUIIIISIIIICI. Kullllc-1-n 'ilIzxmI, Hzxrilxn ulolmsmx, Ilmm I'IOIIIII'IlN. Xliu' Kz1l1c'llxm'wl', CIIZIIAICS FIOIHNIIIINI. I,zm'rvmf' Inlmsrucl. Rngvl Ilurgam. I.2ll'l'N Him III l':4 gr' 'IH ,.. gxcc' ' Z fiend ROM' l: ll1ll'l'i'll l.ill'5Oll, xvlllllllll xlllfkill. l'1l'2lllllN l.uY:lllic. llqnwxiu Knllfllmn, Gnu Nvlxnn. lllbllglih Nclsmm. l:lwl'c'l1rv Nlillvr. Rolwrl xlKflOl'lllli'lx, lilwoml l.:lmlc. llzlrvcx Kllflll. ROV' 2: Sllllllw l,llllNll'lllll. Klum' Nvlsnn. Nlarx Kllllllll f. lllllfllllll l.All'NOll. Suv lxllll'X', llt'l'Hll5l' l.1ll'NUIl. X'cl'n.u Nlucn. llirclicnc NIL-yew. Fan l.illcllm'4-n. Phxllis l- l l'lI1. ROXN' fl: Nlnvis Nclwcn. CL011cxi0vc Xvis, Nlzlrx Lou Nlmcr. klznnvs Kcllx. fllblltlflll Nliflnzlclix, lf.llggvlu' Xl1llNOll. lll'l'llll2ll'll In-.film-1111 Nluvn, llrmzllxl xllllilg. l'2llll Naagcl. Luis l,1m'wn. RON' lt Rolmcrl Knlwlaul. Xlam Kllllllvlll. xf'l'2l Nlzw Kzlllslmgvn. Dmmzl N4'lSOl1.Sllll'lf'N Kmxlm. ICIIIIIII' Kllllllllg. l'fl'uc-slilu' limlvmam. lvranlml Imp:-1. Virgil Xlchuw. Ruth Olwn. ROXY l: Rugcr Sclloning, Rxllpll NOFIOII. lvllllCl' Nl'lMllI,R4lll1'l'l Olson, lluzmc Olson. llmmlql Nclaul. lluzxm- Slxrsp ll1lllllllCl',Nlillkllll l'cQlurio1ls.l,c'Rm Rupc, ROW11: Sl1irlL'x SillllNlL'l'. lilzlim' Olwn, lllmrlollv Rllmlvn. -IK'1IllIll' Salmlvrsun, llurrict l'L'll'lkSl'll. Bcity l'Cll'l'YOll. l'ull'icia1 SlxOIlll2llllllll'l', livllx SlxIlll.fl1ll'OllIl Olklnzu. Kllaumlizn New. ROW Il: llzlrlxlrzl l'1'il1ml4l. .Xlifc Sflllslgvl, Rlllll f,Nl'l'l,Qlllll'll. Slmroll l'c'lcx'wll, llalwin-I Olson. Aluuu N1-lwn. Dmmlrl Rvau dun. l.n-slcl S1'lllllll..llllllL'l' RZISIIIIISSUII. ROXY lt Riclxzlul Cl, Nclwn. lllll'l'l'll Rzmum. illillurcl S2lllll'l'. Rimlnaml l':llmc'l'. Nunn Nvpp. l,Ol'l'llllll' Sflllllll. .Xmlx Salmlcrs. Rupp! Sillliillx. Sllirlm Stlllllllll. ROW I: lflluuorl Rcim, lll'l'IIlLlIl SICQCIIQLI. llauxisl Yzlnlkc-ck. lflwl Yzmlxl. f'lllIl'll'N Xhllll. l':ml Silflllll. Rulalml lllunnpwn. Kizlrlxlc 'lAl'lllllN, llzlrxl XYzu11gcl1, llilllllllll 'I lmxllcscll. be-ulgc' Yamfxl. RON' 2: llurolln XK':n'm-r. Nlnxim xYl'Sll'lll1I. l"1':lm'is XYUUI1-algo. .lllllf l'L'ln-rwn. Nlznw .M1nSwcmmx. Sllirlcx xvl'SlI'lllll. Xl:ul'g,gan1'l lwil. Run Sruulwm-ll Clllllt' XN'il1lcuuln. Sllirlcx ll'll0llllNOl1. llznvu Surcmmx. l.z1m'zl NYxni:l. ROXN' 3: llnris lklulllvls. lluplmm- XVIIIIQCII .l I l'n:u'l'lx xY1lllgL'll, Dianne Smith. -lzmcl 'lllll'UlSOll. Rvmlxzl VISIICIIIQI, Xllllll Yin-Img Ralmunzl Wanmz Row Nlzuriv Slulamw licllx Slcvlv. Rzunrrnzl xvl'5llllllil. ROM' li liclu':n'cl SOlllxN1'll, lnlm Wvlmlm, Kicurgc l,2llll'Il'l'. Ricllzlrrl Slmllwiln. 'I llOlll2IN XVlwlzm. lfzxrl Surcllsml. llilll' Yzu1RuwxL, .Incl l'pin. ,luck XX'l'c'Lx. lllllll'l'l xvllllNOll, Ilmnllrx XX'xni1u,l5vllx 'I'lunnpwn l'ugv lfl f4mZ6Z'c'a4td Sa l'.lLg1' vU Sk. X' . l,eft to right: l5at'bar:t Hanson, Delores Hanson, Bonita Levine, Dotttta Nfae Olsen. Beverly Blakeslee. Delores l.adlie. Leading their classmates through a successful year. the sophomore officers carried out their task with friendly sntiles and cheery "Hello's." Receiving tlte popular student vote after filing for their respective offices were -Ieanne Cady, who will long he remembered as tlte hrst "woman presidents" Nadiene Dale, secretary: Margaret Thompson, vice- presidettt: and Marilyn Hendrickson, treasurer. Ready to assist with any problent or difficulty was their class advisor. Miss Alice Gannnell. Sadie Hawkins Day, being the biggest project of the year, started off with a "bang" at 3 o'clock on Decem- ber 3 when girls trailed their current heart throbs to all corners of Albert Lea. The climax catne in tlte evening when "Dogpatch- ers" danced in a gaily dressed gym, decorated with comic strips and portraits of Sadie Hawkins. to the music of Harlan Knatvold's swing band. Fines were levied on all characters fottnd violating laws of good etiquette. Darrell lyleuser and Ruth Overgaard were awarded prizes for the funniest cos- ttttttes. This was tlte second such observance to take place in the Albert Lea High School, t I Adjusting themselves to senior high school life was 1101 easy. bttt the sophomores soon began to play a big part in student projects. They fottttd themselves with one less subject to cope with and tltus had titne for many more extra-cttrri cttlar activities. As their contribution to the Honor Society Carnival, each member of the class donated an article for tlte fish pond which was operated by sophotnores. The tnany acts for the Tigers' Roar contittg lrotn this class should assure sotne excellent prodttctiotts in future years. Music being one of their higher intetests. Roland Green. Darrel Mt-user. Roger Naylor and William Ku- chera replaced graduated tnentbers ol the swing band. Dramatic ability was displayed by many students. The Clhristntas presentation included several soph- otnores with XX'illiant Kttchera portraying Scrooge, tlte leading character. Left to right: Selma Anderson. flarol l.indell. Nlarilvn Hen- drickson. l.ot'ittg Olson. William Ryan. leanne Cadt. Page Trl WW 646121 ' ROW I: Ilzllv Buss. l.mxcII Burr. Iilsic BCl"L:SIl'f7I'11. Arthur .XlIIIClNUll,.lOIII1 Bnlwx. Nlcrlxn llcclxcr. Irslic Bzlrklllml lxxm NIIIONIIII. Rolmcrl Ilcmiixcn. .Xllwrlus Iirzlll. RON' 2: Illmllnu Ilrllzi. l.mx'cII Brown. Hilo CII1:1II01'. I':1uI Calla IIZIII. IILIIII .XlllI4'l'stJll, I.llYL'I'l1 IILIICIWIII. I.:ll'l'x ilnrlscll, Iohn IIFOWIIIZIII. NIRIIW Broolw. luzmm' ,,Xl11ICl'wl1. RON' 3 Rugvx' .XcLI:nmI. .Xlu-ran Iiaikkcn. liIi1z1IwlI1 .-Xmxxmlson, Rose Nlalric .'xl'llISITOIlI,f. Rim Brnhml. ulcnnnr- llmly. Rose Marin Ihgnl. IXIllI'I12Il'l'I IIIIIIII. I'I1xIIiS I'nll1I:lI1I. YIYIIIII Iiolingvr. Bfwllx ,Xmlc-fmII. ROXV I: I.m'l':1im' l1l':1Iu'c'. I,,o1'r:1im'Ilhriwl l'IlSl'll, R113 Bll0IlIll'IxL', Bcllx lllukv. Norms: MISCI1. I'wvm:IvC1hrs, Xlzurlem' .XmICrwl1, Sc-Imzl IXmIc'rSuu. IIIIIIVC' Curl mn. I,l11lIIm'K.:llIwc-ll. I,lI:l Iiruggx. ROW I: l,11X'a-rm' fimlllzmcl. Rrrclgcr CQrc-cngo. Richzlrd Crccngo, james Fug:-n. Loren fZm'nic'I4. Ilczm Hnlm. Warren ICIIIIIIOIIS. QIONCIEII f:II'Il. Ilvam I'IllQ'C'II. Danid Hzllwrson. ROV' 2: HIULIIIIK' Iingcn. NIIIVIINII Fwsc. BIIIAINIITI Iirickson. IOZIIIIIK' llms. Ilmnm lT:lI1I. Ilmmzu Hzmun, I-Iwlxn Iiuskcson.RolzmflKQl'v0l1,I.:l1Ty CunningImm. Yiulvl Ifink, ROW fi: XIZIVIIII Klullx. Clznnl liIIil1ggon..I:ll1cl Ulxmlzllvlm. Xxlrlivnc llzllc. Clalxlc liggc. IsIll'Il2ll'il llzmwn. Iidurcs Hzmsun, Ihnmn Rzlx Ilmnlnrmkr-, llo I"IllQIllll. ICH: KIIIIUSIIIZIII, IICIIX lflziskcrurl. RON' I: Dzniri Dufilm. XOTINIIII IIOIIUIII. Cizarx I'Il'I4Ix5OIl. Yclwlv Ilnimw. Oriu' Ggulv, RoIu'l'l IQQ-41143-. ROXY I: Riallzlrfl Ilmc. Rmlm-3 FICHSCII. ululm HIOIIIINOII. Russvll KIOIISCII, l5:u'irI HuIlgrCn. L00 NIIIIILSOII, Ilvnry I-Iirkvy. Ilmicl lull I'I1iIip Iulm mn NIiIl 1 ll Ilnn ROX ' H1 I In I R lI In lic' lcm H4 Illcn mon. 5: . , on :umm . N' L: :lc zwmson, u 1 "1 ', ': Wann. C ' Inman. 'Luix lIl1cl1lm'II1'l". Bow-rlx QICIINPII, IHCIH I'IL'llIIll'l',ROI,Ql'I' Hurgis, .xI2Il'Qlll'l'l I'IL'lIill'OllI. I,iI:1'kIoI1llw11, RON' 3: lnmillc llunx Xl: 'min llmllic Ri In IIN Cx 1 ' A. :rg ' ' ' '. 1 :mi Ilvl 1 Jr' ulcnucn. NILIIQIIVCI HClIlIl'Il'I45fDIl. lS:n'Im:lr:1 .ICIINCIL Nlznlmcl Ilulmcr. mln 'l1N'OI7Nl'll. .XrI1'm' Ilcllgcwlvg. NIJIIWI Ilumlmlwu. ROW I: Illclmn KIZIVOIDSUII. NI:lriIH1 xlulmsun, Mzlrilum Hvml- IIKLNOII. IIill'IHll'1I Ilolzln. Qlzwk Ihvgzm. ROQCI' .l1Ii'IxSOII. Kvmwlll Hong, ROgL'l' I'ICII2ll1lI, l,oix llunglalml. Paige' 5" degwfdfaf 6 ROW lt llnnailml Kruger. l'L'ln'l' Nlmiiluul, llunailcl Nlcliallli: Xlillural klUllllNOIl, Williaizn Kcclcr. ,lnlin l,iilLi', l'i,llNNHillll P NQlSOIl,ROgClN1lXlOl'.lxvlllllllllKllK'llCl'Ll,D1ll'l'ClNlCllSl'l'. ROW 2: llixlliw l.cnl. Scnal Xl1lllIi'WA, Rlllll Nlaulsnn, vcrli Kjos, Bcllx Rcilli, llnmlln Nvlson. Ln ,Xnn Niclsun. Rllal Lnkcs. l.cunai l.ll'll, llurnlln Runisliai. ROW Il: jc innc xlillllt'll. -Indy lrlilliulnl, Clairnl l.inil4'll, Nlairrcllal XL-mal. Yailurcs Rlncmlcr. l.0u'llai Nelson, llclcn l.an'snn. llnnilai lmxilic. llairulinc xllllllllfflx, Hclcn Ri'on.ROW l: Nlany Rnnlsnn, Dlll'l'L'l l,anul1'. l,an'rN Klnkmi. lficil NlOIllL'l, rlwrl Milla-l'. Rulrril Kaiaisal. .-Xlxin l.2ll4i1'll, klolin Kirsmli. l'i.lllCil K2llJl'lltl, -lnlni l.1-nikn-, Sanaili lxsnc, ROW l: Xlilac 5lxOlJlllllIlllll'l', Hvinw Rlll!lL', Rirllanwl R1lNllIllNNl'll. llnaini- Rannwlli. Rugui l'i'u-i'wli. lililnn l'cli'ix l llbllll lim l'1.llgl.'l!l' l'l'lllllllCl, l.Ol'lIlg Olson, Unrilini Nurilainnc, Bill S1.'lllllll.,'Ollll Rcnnnvl, ROW 2: Rtllwll Rum. -' au Xl nulli lnuu Pnilim PLIKINQII Xl nluiu On nn lhuilx Iuim n I Ol ISI india Sqlmli Xl I lricul, . .., . ' ' - - a" a , -" " , mu' svn. a '. .,aninn Nielsen, twain Olsun, Rngci' l'aiukmssLi. ROW Il: Nlanariai SUXIIIOUI. -lcaninc Rnlninwn, l,aiYniim' Ianlm. Rm:-nianx l l'cu:l'sun. Sxlxiai Olson, Nlzniun llclcrscn, lbnnnai Olsen. l.cnlal llllllllll Nlllclrul Silnul, f..llIl1l'll Rllllllalll. lslllllllll Xiu' ii SL ill' Rahul Qclnniill Rol 'l Ruin. ROW li I'anil Oppeganil, Kl'lllll'lll lll'SlOI'lOllN.il'I'lllIl1lllf,l5Oll. Lu . n -. a , 1 V , , Jul crscn, Virgil Rxann. llanicl Oclis. Manic Pannc. Luis l'ailinci. l'ci Pw fxv's: si ax P - . - . , " ROW lt llonallil llimnpsnn, Bill Slunc, Hairy Sinilli, hlciailcl Wviiilcllmc. PCICI Yclilinain. Nlxlcx lvlllilllll. l,i'Rm Yain l'mosLx, lolin Sllllill. l.cIa1nml XYauliling. ROW 2: Xiiginiai We-sllainil, Dnnnai XYUIII. .Xnlix Slullc, llnlcns' l Sllllllilll llcwilx Sliclil. .Xrilis Vlil'NllL'll, lwxllai vlllNlCl'lIlLllC'. Kiamml llioinpmn. llvwilx li'iwx4l4'll, ROW' fl: f:lill'lCS ' l ' , , Sqnircs, llai Yunnc X'ainRyswyk, Nlairgancl lllmnpsnn. llolvrivs Wugcn. Nlaiialvm- Son-lisnii. Sliairon Ylillllfll. xvlllllil Wilclcinain. Sue Slcil, Ban'lxz1rai 'l'cll'. ROW 'l: Ronald Willznlscn, Maxine Wcndcll, Belly Wright, Graxcc Wasmoen, Carol True, Lois VonBerg, Charles Steidler, Richard Williamson. Page 53 . . z.! rin' -ff 2 1, nf, I .ga Ins. s N9 Homecoming was the first of the succecssful high- lights for the jutiior high. Using the slogan "l00 yards, l00 years, 100 points, 100 cheers." the junior high entered 20 floats in the parade. Two of the 20 floats entered woti prizes in the contest. Trying their first dramatic wings, the junior high organized the Masquer's Society, under the direction of Miss Hildred Tennihill. "Buddy Answers ati Ad" was one of their productions. The society also pre- sented a play entitled "Ladies of the Mop" to the junior and senior high Drama Clubs and a radio script for the American Education XVC-ek. 1948 being a national election year, the junior high participated in their own election, which was pattern- ed after the national campaign. Students from the country registered in special rural wards. Election booths were located throughout the btiilding, corresponding to the city's divisions. On November second, the day for election, the students voted, making Truman victorious. One of the main attractions of the year was the junior high talent show. Keith Fligge, master of ceremonies, interviewed the students as they were Page 54 called upon to do their acts. Twelve fine acts were presented, and later appeared as guests of the Honor Societ f Carnival in the hi h school auditorium. This 5 1'-I show proved to be one of the main attractions. As a Christmas project the ninth grade art classes planned and built the Nativity scene. Russel Esson, electricity instructor, supervised the lighting. Adding something to the junior high that it has not had before was the ninth grade journalism class, which edits the new, printed junior Hi-Ways. It is a com- plete two-page paper which is distributed to its sub- scribers every month. The former junior college is now the teen-agers' recreation center and was open to junior high pupils on Tuesday evenings. Pastimes included dancing, ping pong, dart throwing, checkers and other forms of amusement. Participants of the Golden Gloves prac- ticed evenings in the boxing ring that was set up in the basement of the college. A semi-formal freshmen party was held, November 26. The girls attired in formals and pretty frocks looked very pretty with the corsages from their escorts. More than 25 couples came to the affair. 2611564 7a Z ' 'l'o start the year, the whole junior high elected four freshman ollicers to the Student Council. Be- sides electing ollicers, the junior highers elected Stu- dent Council homeroom representatives. 'I'he freshmen were very active in their roles as the upperclassmen. They presented an amateur program at the Honor Society Carnival and some ol the acls were used in the 'l'igers' Roar. A new Drama Club under the direction ol' Miss Hil- dred 'I'ennihill, presented many plays. 'I'he lresh- men were instructed in lorms ol drama, preparing them for the stage works in senior high. NIUNIUR HI-XV,xvs, published by the junior high journalism class, was the lirst printed paper to be put out by the junior high students in connection with the AH L.-x HA SA. The class, consisting ol' 36 ninth graders. IIICI three hours a week in I lil P..-X. 0 One ol' the highlights ol' the year was the mock election conducted by the ninth grade social classes. 'lhroughout the junior high were voting hooths on November 2. It was identical to the national election in having precincts, wards, etc. Also all the students had to register. On November 3 the results were an- nounced, and to quote Mr. Halverson, "As the junior high goes, so goes the nation." The freshmen had a great sports year. 'l'he main events were placing two members on the B and A reserve basketball teams and lour on the ll football team. There was a big turnout lor all sports. XVith the lun comes the studies. 'l'he wide range of subjects they had were business. English, home eco- nomics, physical education, algebra, science, Spanish, Latin, band and agriculture. Now an about lace can be made as the freshmen look lorward to the liuture and senior high. , , . ,Www-.ww av , Keith Fligge, Student Council president, Gerard Thorge Yeomans. secretary. Page 55 son, vice-president: Cleo Nelson, treasurerg and Marion fzaldciiag .iff 1... 1 ROW l: Ruger .'xSlljJ0lL',fiC'l'1llll fillI'l5lCllSl'Il, ljllillll' D11l1I, Ruger lioclkc, Russell C1'11wf111'ml, Ricl1111'1l lkiglunm Ri1'l1111'1l lSol11111ck,.j11111cs CIl11'is1c11sc11, Xvllllillll liluck, .xlllllll .Xc'os111. .xlll'C2lll fllll'lSlCllSL'll. ROW 2: 311111111 xv, sun, l!111'l111111 llicklonl. l,1ll'll'llC l-.. lll'lllllC. Nllllf M. .'xllllCl'SOll, Rosslyn Aslicr, ,-X1'Ic11c Bllflilllil. Nl1n'ilxn Comusc lisllicr filflllgll, l,11Yu1111c BL-1111c1'. l.lllCll2l M. .xllllCl'SOIl, H111'ol1l fililfli, R0l1C1'l DI'1lZlfL'l'. ROW fi: Ninn lloin llollcn fll'llll'lI, l'1111'i1'i11 lirors, l'1111'i1'i11 link, Lois BllSSlllIlll, Nl2llll'CL'll lllllll, julin Dcinpcwold, l.11llon L1 1111 C IIN -X11111-s1111. lirwiii .'Xlllll'L'SCll, jon lic-111. Lyle Bon-I1c1'. ROW -l: ROSCIIIRIIW BllllCl', Phyllis CilI'l'Oll, Lncillc A ll u B lllll'll Buy, fnClR1llll lllm-11kc.jc1'1'y llllI'lIS. lllOlIlllS l1l111pn11111. RUllCl'l llocck, I'llllOll Baker, ,ICFOIIIC Rzikkc. Vc111o11 l ll D Ri4'l1111'1l 1111111011 11. RON' l: Ri1'l1111'1l l'll1llIlL'SS. llilfllll lqlllglllllllll. junioi' lJOI'lIl2ill, lllllll HC1lhlI'iJlll. Duylc Haley. lfllgtllt' llC.'lll'llxSL'll l.111111'111'c llllggllll, R111 Cold, lvilllllll' Fink, Rlldolpll fil'lllDL'. Sl1lllll'j -jlllllhtbll. RON' 2: Slll'I'lll1lll li. ll2lIlSOIl lllllOIlIllS llOllON1lll, .Xllcn C11111l1'1'su11, Doris lfcllxcl, ll2lI'lL'llt' ljlllilll. N'111:1 Hzigcn, lh-xcrlx Hicks. K1111'11lc I. IILIIIS Rug-1' ll l,lNl'lll Ilmlc Dnnn 'l'l1x1"1 lf1'i1'ks1111 1111-1 l'uli1 ROW 'K Willinn Hul Ri OII 1 . , 1 , A . 1 . , ' -. 1: 1 Dv . 11111l1l l'l2ll'OlllSOll. l.11Vc1'nL l'll'lCtlIll1lll, jznncs fiI'lllOllli, llillll iL1'111c11l111is, llOll1l llc R11:11l, KOIll'1lLl l'1i1l11l1I, llolilic l.Oll l"ll'CCIllUll, lbulurcs llclgxulu .xllL'lllll' l"1'11111I11I. l.z1 Yon llzilc. jllyfl' l'l2ll'l.Rf,lv I: lvklllCl' HSlllll'l'. l7n'11111c liiIl1c1'1su11, Dcain fil'!.'CIlO, H111'l1111 lll'lkl'IIlllll, l,cR11y Hclliu. .IOAIIII l"1'i1l. Nl111'ilx11 l'iNlllll. llcxcrlx llll'lxSCIl. Kbmlc fillllllCI'9Oll. Kcilli lfliggc. RON' 5 llllllblll llllllillll, fiOl'1lOIl l'lCl'lll'llllS. j111111 l'ilIX'llllLll'll, llt'lllNClll'llSOll. Rllllllllllll HllllNi1Il.llllllll1l llllllglllllll,ll1lll' F11 Page 56 RON' l: Ri1'l1111'1l Klillg, ljL'Illll5 sjllllllhllll, lllllllll' Killclsiin, jury jOllllSOll, lliilc jcnscn, AILIIIICS K1'1111y, l'l1ll'l jones. j2ll'IlllCllllC xjOllllSOll, llcwrly Knnclsnn, l2111'l jcnscn, Sltjllll Cole. ROW 2: fxlillon l.. jcnscn, joseph Kelly, john Kelly, -IZIHCI jcnscn. lirliss -jOI'gCIlSOll. Louise j11111'c1, Ann l'l0l'llCl'. lvilllilll Hoync, Marlene jcrclcc, Mairilyn jcrdcc, Alycc l"li111,Yi1'gi11i11 C111'1'is11l1-1. ROW fl: filfllll l'1jc1'kc, .'Xlir'c I.Ill'SOll, j11z'k K11ls111d, I,llZ1llC jcnscn, xvllllffl' L1111' ning, K1-no KIHIISOII, fll'IlCCxj1ll'liNOll. l'1111'i1'i11 l'lOClNl'lll'l', lflsic junscn, Arlene jcnscn, BCIIY Lillllplllllll, Darlene B111'l11Ic. Ruger jcnscn. RON' -1: Gladys llllmlucll, Audrey Hollarlll, Mzirilxclh Cacti. Lemoine johnson. john 1.1111- son. Delores Halseth, LaDonna Kilcoyne, Helen Holt, Irene johnson, Betty johnson, Mavis jacobson, Arlalle Draaver. hINl.ll I ROW' l: Diiaine l.ee. llznnes Nlailepn,l.ec1n:iril Xlinegir. Riahziiil Nelson. xlLllgill'l'l Nlzixnell. llgiihiirii l.en1. lkiilene Nelxnn. Pzilrieiii Nelson. lalaiine Nelson. Roger Olxun. Riilianil l.in4leIl. ROW 2: Pzilriaiii Nliiiigslxxiu, llnnnzi N14 innis, klilCllllL'llllL' Oliizi, Belix' l.un Nleissenliziller. lhelnizi XOHOII. l'hxlliw I.. Nlelraille, Shirley Nelsun.1igilliei ine Xlulmlmvii. Yaillmiaig Nurmlziune. llxirlene Nlehua. Ronailml Nlzirlinmii. Rieliziril Nlonlei. ROW fl: .lrnie l.ee. .Xixix llllxl'llS, liexerlx Nelson. lleierlx Y1'llll'll lleloris Xielmn, 6-erailcline Xnrmlliiiiml, Cleo Nelwn. XY:nml. Xiilain. llqile Xlzillaini. Rmlnex l,upei. 'luhn Nlinor, Xurinain Nlallliilx. ROW li l'hilliIw Xlurreini. Oixille Xluen. llaile Xliiihqi. Nlerleiie ixlllllilill. .Xlxinai Nlllll. lfein Nliellxe. l,miell Olmn. llzixiil l,OlK'lllll'll. l.11i'i'x Nielson. Xllllll l.eixerLe. l.mxeIl Nelson. liairiwl Lee. ROW l: lierlrlule Quinn. I.uell1i Reiil. Ulurizi f,lSOIl.,lU1lll Peleiwn. Nlzixis l'aii'lv-, Nlzirgzirel Sginilels. l'1iliiiizi Vim ser. liexerlx Spi'iiiglmi'g, liliairlex Ruhinsmni. l.eu Silllllll, liriin Riekheiin. ROW' 2: Nlerrill Rmaiing. .Xlxin Siinun mn. .Klherl Rnsiiow. Nlziriginne Sonlxsen. llairlene Surliein,Orliss li. Peteisun. llelorex ,L Nelwn. llizine Reeml. Beailiice Nl. Olsnn. Alannea Skuglieiin, liilnzircl N. Peterson. 'llionizis Reainloii. George Skull. ROW Il: illianlnile Snreiimn, Xlzixia Siinizin. bloainne Porter. Solxeig SlOl'Xlt'lx. klzinel Sehneuler, Xlaixis Peterson. .l2llll'l Skgizir. Yiiginiai l'iiliuilai, Nlnnlene Siinun. Kenneth SCVl'I'lSOll, I.nri':nii Srlizieller. Curniellii Snielo. Cllairine Slznigliler. ROW 1: Williznn lfnile' kerlx. l'r1ink Reexe. Rolainil Pelersun, .Kline l,OSllllIlIlllN, iiurneliai Rielxelml. Ilene Sorenson. Xleixin Silinlnnqiihei. I-ei Lilil Slnigir. NOHIIZIII Sflnnicll. llunzilil Silineialer, Nlzirxin Sllllllllll, fill1ll'lOlll' Seieilson. ROW l: Nlziriun Ynernzins. lfllllllll Yun lil. Shirley lennwiin. Oinei Yairlziiiml. Philip Yun lieek. Nlzirxin 'I rogxlzul, fil1lXlOlllVL'Sll'lllll.fiL'l1ll'1l lilinrgesmi. lluniilcl Womlniiril. llinizilml W'liiuiniih. llnxine Wzingen, ROW 2: Ruherl xyllllllill. Kin Slxinek. Rziyninncl XVLINIIU, Dminzi xv1llCl'lllllll. .lone 'lurneig llOllllll l'Ulgl'NOll. llexeilx Wick. llellv Sxkex. Riiih SILWCIIS, lilizirles Sziiilmorii, Ruyer Sxxeilsen. 'llimnxis W'injiini, ROW 3: Snsiin XYeslurll, Helen xvilyllf :inire Wiilll, ohn W'eil fe. Nlairilxn 'l'liiolsuii. Nlzirx 1.0ll 'lihuin Nun, Shiilex 'I lnnnzix, Graiee Lune. ilIlL'l Snllivaini A . , l U , . I ilznnes Spinr, lerix Willils. Ronailil Wiixne, Rielizircl Slieler. ROW l: lziirieiu Winner. -john lzicomln, llzirrel lul- lelson, Nlarilyin Wick, Robert 'l'zinnchill. joriis Wicks, Bexerly Swenson. 4-Xliee lieiu, Dininai Slichler. Bonnie Young. Violet Wallin, Wilbur Vumler Slioonl. Page 57 77 agua ROW l: lilxtine Dang. Nlatrx llntllex, Nllllll'llL'fll'1llll.fl1ll'Ol Muse. hon Xntlerson, Roger Cooling. llillx llritlley. lertx lfossnm. Dt-hnon tlluussen, Yerne Iiergeson. Dznlene l-irznitlle. ROW 2: Nlaniorie lfolie, Shirlex' Cornelius, Illllllllll llztlter, Xlyrnzt Cfornitls, l,ois Doyle. tlalrolyn linerson, tlhtrine .xlltllC5L'll, .Xlxin .Xlnt, Kenneth Colstrttp. Rit'h:n'tl llxhee, Kent llztlser, lClrox tlzirlson. ROW' E41 Maury Ashpole. Nluryls lispe. Helen llroskoll. Elton Beighley, RlIYlllOllLl Bock. lalnire Cloolt. Susan tlllztse. llztrlmztrzt llellritlg, Gloria llznison, -It-:tn .XlltlCl'S0ll. llltllllil l'1lS0lll1iSC. ROW I: lion tilzusex, Rohert Broun, Robert lgllfll. Shirley lixatns. lat Yillllll' Bgtilev, lletty lllillzml, l'lllgi'llC l"lY1lIlN. ,Xrhss liztrlitle, t.h:n'les lirnzt. luxelxn f.1tIt'. ROW I: Hhirlex llepson. Orizile johnson, Rannonzt Knntllson, ,lane Irxine. lwylzt Kasper. ,lean Uentller, Owen Iloete, Ilznoltl Rt-Innes. Rit'h1n'tl Klukou. lit-Ilnert Hoeve, Dean Hannnontl. ROW 2: Maxine Jensen, l'zltrit'i:t IOllllNllItl. Xeinzt tlztnge. Phyllis -lenson, Slnrley Haugen. Gloria tinntlerson, Ytonne Hagen, tlxtrol Highee, Martin Hanson. Myron 'lt-nsen, llznrell llohztnnsen, Roht-rt Hanson. RON' Ii: Nornitt johnson, .loan Urnstluleil, Lois Fnller. Nlanlt-nt' Klnltou, Nlxnx Heather, Shirley Hentlrit'kson. glean lleiltnatn. Shirley Klllllilllllllll, Jerry Hart. Rllf'lllf7llKl jen- sen. l.t'sIe1'll11lisoll. ROW I: Roger llunnitutt, llanitl Heaitl, Daniel Gallagller, Delano Hows, Shirley Groll, l.:n'ol llzinson. liutn Ilentlrltltson. llztrlmrat -lohnsrntl, ll0l1llltl,l1lC'liSOll.fll12Il'lCS flfillllllll. ing in the junior high lztlenl short were Xlznis llattolnso Nlxnts Panks :intl tileo Nelson, Clinthing higher on the laclcler ol' etluczttion these students have reached the eighth rung. They do not, however, spend all their time in learning English, math, science and various other subjects. They also spend some time on extra-t'urrit'ular at'- tivities such as Photography Club, Art Club, Drama Club, sports antl I-Ioinefotning. Not only extra-curric-ular activities but other lortns ol' recreation occupy a lot ol their tinle. lVinter sports, hikes, picnics, shnnher parties, homeroom parties and having that coke with the gang uptown alter school are only a few of many. Page 58 Wade RON' l: Nunn Regislt-r,.lo1nnieXelson.l"aneRenn.tieitrntle Nloe, tiiirole Nlyers, .Mis Nelson, Qloanine Nelson. Rirlixird NILICHI, Harold Nelson. Nlzirlin NCWLOIIICIQ -Ieiry Nliller. RON' 2: planet Ruin, l.ois Nelson, llznlmanit Lan'- son, l'ixii'lm:ii'ai Hiller. lloxvairtl Peterson, Glenn l.ong.1lohn Rasmussen, Rit'h:n'tI Nelson. Dale Qnailex, lidith .Xnn Nelson, Sliermain Nl'lNOll, ROW fl: tlluir Nelsen. l'1inl Krueger. llztxid Nlotlen, l'eter OxergAizn'd, -lzniite Nlaxlteld. jnnice Oierlznitl. l'aitrici:i liaidlie. Delores l.e:il, Nlairianniai Rasmussen, Shirley Peterson, Nlziry Rlnper. Richznd Rierson. ROW lt Kihanles Olsen. john Peterson. Roger Rxintlzill, l':inl Peterson, ,lnlien l,nnde. .Klan l.:irson, llillis Nloxer. Danwl Noiln. Rirhairtl Nlonthei, Roger Xlaingskani. llonziltl Nelson. Xlxron l.eiisen. ROW l: Gloria Nvlllll, Nlatrion Selnnitlt, B1ll'llill'1l leinlyzvon, Nlzirilxn llllillk Rithairtl Weeks, hleainelte Ilioison, ArleneSorenson,RalphSinith,Virginia'l'l1oinais.l,1iyoii N'xniai. ROW 2: Clhzirlotle 'lt-ll. l':iliit'igi W'olll, lloainn Ytintlenhetnel, -loan Nlingen, llzirlmzirzi Solina. Ritai Willey. l'aitrit'iat Yenem, Shirlezi Shanks. Nliyiit- X81-stlaiiitl, Her- liert Sflllllll. ROW IS: ,lznnes Slilllfll, Ronald Roehon, Donald NVQ-mlt. l.znerne 'l lnolson. l'lslll4.'l stllOlll'Illsil'ls, Don Spnrr. llnitne lhreinen, Rodger Slater, Donald Roberts, l.:n'ry Shirk. RON' I: Sinitlrai Sziliin. Shirley Soniaige, 'loan Smith, Dolores loller, Bzirhziral Robinson. l'llll'lK'l2l Winjnm, Phyllis 'l'horson. tiairroll Sprenger. Rollin 'lhoreson. Eileen Westruni. 'l'his year the students had the privilege ol having a guidance department. 'l'he supervisor for the eighth grade was Miss Marjorie Hanson. The purpose of this highly recommended department was to help solve educational and vocational problems. On l'lallowe'en the junior high girls and boys at- tended a party in the girls' gymnasium and Edgewater Park, respefitvely. The evening for boys and girls was filled with games and refreshments. Not only taking interest in themselves but also in other people and nations in the world, the eighth grad- ers helped fill boxes for children in Europe. Page 59 irlex lla-iuleisoii, Roheit Broun. Nlznx .Xnn Raissolx, l,LllI'll'l1l Yenem, llnanie llireinen, Don Clzisex work on gi historic m in social studies class. ural f-I 14m ' ROW l: Wanda Berg, Marilyn Carson. Patricia Asher, Duane Anderson, David Conlan, Alvin Budach, Craig Clau- sen, Margaret Boerner, Judy Dusek. Shirley Anderson, Deloris Deurmier, Richard Folev. ROW 2: Ethel Arret. livadne nlerdee, Shirley Dilling, Deloris Distadd, joe Vonne Flaten, Gwendolyn Evans, Lila Bowman, Howard Clark, Neil Garrett, Larry Foss, Duane 1'illll0l'SOll.tlllCK Bolinger, Patricia Gilpin. ROW 3: Bonnie Anderson, Frances llrua, Rhonda llussniau, lNlarjorie Christenson, john Borland, Kenneth Esse, Connie Boyd, Harlan Anderson, Duane Chrislenson. Donald Carlsen. Barbara Becker, Edwin Hanson, Doris .'bI'lIlSll'Ollg. ROW -l: Shirley Anderson. David liarp, Douglas Claussen, Patricia Crouch, Sidney Dale. 'I'onnny Christensen, Robert Brown, Patricia lloe, Mavis Anderson, Duane Dahl, 'l'errv Ashe, Gerald llutenholl, Van Kirk Carlson. ROW l: Delores Hayes. Louise Ilensen, Maxine Haugen,Marv Hanson, Elaine Jensen, Robert johnson, Arthur Iellers, David Larson, Richard Knudson, l,eRov Hemenway. RON' 2: JoAnn tlochumsen, Lorraine Klukow, Jeanne Heather, Carol Hewitt, Darla llensen, Darlene -lensen, 'l'heodore Hellie, Roger johnson, Richard Hanson. Harland johnson. Rithard Kenevau. Robert Goldberg. ROV' 3: Karen -luers. Shirley Halvorson, Darlene Hendrickson, Robert Grove, Daniel Hanson, Gloria Knudtson, I-Ivelvn Jenson. Gene klorgenson, Donald Huemoeller, Richard llagen, Nlauricc llollberg, Clair jenson. ROW -I: Shirley Guckenburg, Patricia King, Pauline Lambertus, Harriet Kernies, l'alricia Heurv, Lorraine johnson. Loretta johnson. jeunelly Ingvaldson. Gerald Keeler, Richard Jensen, William Griswold. Keith Kittelson. Nt tnding, lelt to right: Robert Goldberg, Howard Heckes. nut-im,-.11-mit-v, IlUl'lS,xl'll1SII'0llg, When aritlnnetic, language and nature were sud- denly changed to mathematics, English and science, the incoming seventh graders realized they were start- ing a new era in their education. The biggest problem lor the seventh graders was to acquaint themselves with the strange ways and sub- jects. 'l'o help them along this line was Miss Mettam, seventh grade guidance teacher. Drama, photography and art were some of the clubs that provided extra-curricular activities. Band and h 'sical education also added new interests. P Page 60 .. M. ...A 5 . 704:13 ' 4ec?zZaqeatD N' l: Duarte l.est'helske. Karen Olsen. lilisszt 5el1ult1.Nlary l.ottrx, Reliettzt Olson. lean Paltner. Nlarilxn Xloe. inia Narverntl. Clarolxn Sehneitler. Susan Nelson. Riehartl Oshnrn. ROW 12: Nlervin Xzisln. .Xrlene Peterson. altl Rongvetl. .lon Patgztn, Bonnie Neist, liltlorzt Ostlmy. Karen Peterson. Klart' Nelson, Philip I.ee. Ilhatrles l,or' en. Charles Nelson, Alan Xorhv. ROW fl: I.:t Vern Martin. BCIIY Nluehe. Marx Nelson. lone Nliellxe. Donna llilllll. Peggy Sahin. -lanies Nlatxlieltl. Roger Nortlahl, Hztrrx Partington, XVilli:tn1 Nlatthies, Xlilton Roherts. Illztrl. son. RON' l: Eugene Petersen. Rirhztrtl Oehs. .lonnne Overgaatrtl. n2ll'lD1ll'1l Nlisgeu. Shirlex Nolzintl. legtnelte ' s on fp. Ray Ostrztntler. laul Pierson. Hztroltl Hehroetler. lhor Rasmu sen. Claxton Rolmins RON' l: ilhatrlene lronstzttl. lleanette XYong. llexerlx liliilllllll. Xlqtrilxn lollinztn. lout' Stiles. lgtitx Woll. lletnx llnttek Slut llu in RON' l llnxl lhtinl un R NYrolson. Leonartl Stztnels. Marlin lltotnpson. Richztrtl Yo ' . .' ' ga . L: Q v ,si . an tnontl 'I'hon1pson, Rohert Sorenson. .lark Wootlsitle. Rieliartl NVulIl, Xrtlell I'ntlerttootl. l.:nix Smith. In-lziiitl 'l'homas. Lowell Sorenson, Dean NN'it'ls, XY:nne XK'altlo. .lerrt lhrolson. Roger Sitnon. RON' Ii: klune ltntnt-ss. Lowell XVrttelae. Leif lronstzttl. liarlytiti XVootl. llarharzt 'I rapp. Nlerle Sorensen. Xleltin liioe. Rithantl lqtxis. Init n Stiehler, Marlene Skall. Alaek Sttntloe. Klart Syslak. Charlotte Wall. ROW l: Ramona Smith. llatrtiet Wm tl. l'hil lip XYet'ls, Phillip Y0lll,fl'l'. I'-ererlx XN'girner. Sharon Zoliel, llexerlx Sexettson. Williatni Sorenson. tene Nettsrt. l'lif1t lieth Woollzirtl. Hztroltl Brattult. ,ltttlv Sinus. llzirhnra Yerhnt. Vsing the lilmrary to best atlvantttge. Slilllflllljjgi Barhzirzi Beliri Ronaltl Leonartl. l.aYon Ilsile. Sitting: ,loatnie hrztstlztlen. R Une ol' the linest advantages ol' the newcomers to junior high was the lihrary. Many lree hours were spent in reading or lincling extra help in the large selection ol hooks. Current newspapers anal niaga- lines kept the junior highers posted on latest news events. Miss Carol liastwoltl supervisetl all work. Those interested in the work ol the lihrarian assist- etl during the lunch hottr antl their lree hours. XVith the closing ol the school year the seventh graders eoultl look lorwartl to the next live years-the happiest ol' their lives. Page lil :trtl XYnlIl. Gloria ll:ttisott.Il1ttti4t' Xlgtxlieltl. ich PARTICIPANTS 7 'Meme Wh Nls Our school days were hllcd YVith many an organization. 'l'hey were, as much as anything. I l .-X part of our education. Yes, good grades are important. And extra credit great- Iiut from the work you put in those. Only you can compensate. Now I'll admit you henelit From all the rlttbs and such, But you're also helping others'- Evcn though it isn't much. Perhaps this vague theory You never may see. But I'm sure with this last part You all will agree- Tho' sometimes we didn't get very much done, f,l'g21llll2:lllOI'lS were still lots of fun. -LINDX RUIQS f Q' fi B f me S or 5 al sw. Qvli A ibfg lb Q 1 -.I 1-1 . 1 N ' if lbw '1 -...,f, pi 31 ,411 as P nge til Zvwlent' ' Under the leadership of jerry Edwardson, the 48-49 Student Council supported an eventful year of stu- dent activities including conventions, dances, stage productions, and the annual Hoho Day. X'Vith homecoming came the first large responsibility ol' the council. Plans lor the parade, publicity, coro- nation, and the dance-handled hy committees chosen from this group-were centered around the theme "l00 yards. lllll years. ltlll points, lllll cheers." Early one morning in Novemher the council left for Mankato to attend the Big Nine Student Council convention. 'Ierry Edwardson was discussion chair- man for the award system committee. The Tigers' Roar production, under the direction of Margaret Blunt, Marlys Hoyt and Dick Botl, was held January 29 and Sl. Don Renslow 'lemceedu and Norman Seherson was the soda jerk at the "'l'igers' Den," thc alter-school hangout lor the students. The entire school presented a great variety ol' acts. l'lK1'l'llRl'Q l: ROW l: Nlarlys Hoyt, Margaret Lee Blunt. Marcella Pierce. Verna Nloen, Kenneth Hong. ROW 2: .loann Helleksen. Charles Squires. l-Illen Thompson. jean Horan. Ileanne Cady. lilisalmeth lihrltardl. ROW fl: Gerald Edwardson, Hen Fredrickson, William Sflllllll. Ruth Aspenson. Sue Marpe. Henry Ruhle. ROW l: Richard Bow. Carlyle Pierce. john Westrum. Douglas Nelson, Richard CI. Nelson, Joel Ilpin. Plfl'l'llRF 2: Tigers' Roar directors: Nlarlys Hoyt, Richard Hot! and Mar- garet Blunt. l'lC'l'l7RE fl: 'l'rimming senior high's Christmas tree are Richard C. Nelson. Margaret Blunt and jeanne Cady. fm 4444! l'1trt ol' the ligers' Roar was taken to Austin for our exclmnge ztssemhly with them. Austin presented their ztssemlmly here llzuutary l3 with the high school chorus, 21 high school-junior college hoys' quartet and at girls' string ensemble pztrticipztting. 'l'he Clltristtnus tree that adds a festive touch to the holiday season was in its usual place on lirst floor with the :ttltlition ol' two outdoor trees. 'l'hus the Student Council has completed another memorzthle year with the following committees and chairmen under its jurisdiction: auditorium, Jerry lidwztrclsong elections and meetings, Cecil Varnerg pulm- licity, -Iozmn Hellckseng parlimentarian, john XVest- rum: music. -Ioel Upini guidance, Charles lXl2llllll'l'. Hobo Day, Riclnml Nelson: dance committee: Char- les Mnlmer: constitution, Alohn XVestrum: ticket sales. Ruth ,-Xspenson: school recreation, Douglas Nelson: sztlety und trztllic, Roger Nash: organizations. Verna Moen: ztnd cttleterizt monitors, Elisabeth Elirhardt. l'lllll Rli l: Ricltztrd ll. Nelson :uid Reger Ntlsh. directors of the ISHN llomecotning pztrtule. l'lC'l'lTRli 2: lililztheth Flu" Iwtrdt amd Shirle Wolll' serve jezmne Cizuly. l.ztirtl Smith. Donald Renslnw. Ruth Black :md Donna Nelson an the Student Council supper. l'lCZ'l'l'Rl'1 Il: Student Council Officers: Nlnrlys Hoyt. secretary: Roger Nztsh, ticebpresitlettt: Flisztheth l'llll'lllll'ill. treats- v t l urer: :mtl Gerztltl lidwztrdsou. president. llCI'l'l Rli l: llznnes lhreiuen goes tlnough his :ict for the Tigers' Roar. 2 RON' l: lYilliann Griswztltl, llztvitl l.nrson, Rohert Gzmrtler, Vir giniat Nztrrertul. Connie lloytl. RON' 2: lhonizis Donovztn, Rio Ostrtintler. Xlillllll ll1lllSOll.AlOllll Peterson. I'antl Pierson. Ward Nolan. ROW fl: l.:iru Wnlll. Nlatritin Yoenizins, Cleo Nelson. Iiettx Seymour. Keith lfligge. RON' lt llzlricl Hezltl, llzlle Mill son, Nlztrlene l1r.nn. Clhztrles Rohinson. l,zntrence Duggan, Cllzty- ton Westrnin. ROW 5: Darlene Nelson, Richzirtl l'. Nelson. Dztle Ilensen. Rirlmrtl Weeks, Gerxml lliorgeson. 0 I lhe Ilnnior High Stuclent Council. with representa- tives lroni all the honieroonis, is the governing hotly ol' the seventh. eighth :incl ninth graders. Meeting every Nonclzly, lilth hour, in room l02, thc? eouneil is zttlvisetl hy Miss Dorothy .-Xnclerson. Menl- lmers are eleftetl twice unnttztlly to allow more stnclents it clizmfe to pztrtieipzite. Some ol' the projects that have been nnclertziken dur- ing this year ure the sponsoring ol' the lirst sunlight socizll anal the Hzive-zl-Heart clrive in the junior high school. .Xn ztnnuztl zro'ec't, Student Ilztv. tlurin 1' which the .l , . pupils take orer running the sehool was heltl this year. Mzirrli 2. .X mayor :intl city council were electccl in zulclition to zi principal and stuclent teachers who were chosen to take over the classes. Ollieers who were eleetecl last spring to serve this your :ire Keith lfligge. president: ciCl'2ll'Cl lliorgeson, lice-presiclent: Marion Yeoniztns, seeretziryz :incl Cleo N Y Nelson. treasurer. Paige liti Jrking on the Sunlight Soeiztl are llztrlene llolztn ztncl Cleo Nelson. scutecl: Ran Ostrztntler :intl Keith Fligge. stzmcling. 4Q7v7fS ROW l: .loiee lfairl. llzirlene llolztn. .Xrlene Peterson. Rlionmlzi ssinzin. Nanci Register. ROW 2: Arlene Sorenson. Yvonne Hagen. Shirley Nelson. fiL'lill'llllC' Nloe. Snsztn Klhtise. RON' fl: Alvin Siinonson. William Nluttliies. lhcoilore llellie, Lowell 'neke. Clzirol .-Xttse. ROV' l: lV:tlter llznner. llotrzirtl Hirks. lo.Xnn Fritl. Rail Ostrztntler. ROW 5: Gene Sorenson. IRIUIIIC' line johnson. Alxnnes Chrislinnson. Rnilolph Rupp,- RL'lDl'l'5t'llIlIlg thc qualities ol' scholarship, lczulcr- ship, lcaclcrship. scrvicc and fliaraclcr. thc ,-Xlhcrl 1,1-21 High School hranch ol' thc National Honor Soficly 1'0llilllClCll Iwo llllll2lli0llS clnring thc school yczir. ln orclcr to hc cligihlc- lor nicinhcrsliip, slnclcnls nnlsl lizivc lII2lllll1llI1l'll za 2.75 avi-rage sc-liolzislivally :incl must liziw cxccllccl in thc other rcquirvincnls. Scn- iors wi-rc iniliznccl an holh spring and lzill ccrcinonics whilc juniors 1'c-cciwml Ihr honor only at thc' initiation in thc spring. More an-tiw :luring this ycar than cu-r hvliorv. thc Honor Soficly supcrxisml il Clonnnunity Carnivail to raise' monoy lor various Ufgilllllllllllllh zincl thc ya-air, hook, :is wcll :is sponsoring thc annual Hziw-11-l-lcurl Drive which conihincs most ol' thc clrivcs lor lnncls than 0l'tllll2ll'ili' Wulllil llc' Hlillll' tlllflllg IllC j'i'ill'- ROW l: Kizirolxn fjliillllh. Ruth Blink, lic-ixziisc l.:nson. I-Ionian Fink. ROV' 2: llonnzl Nvlson, Xlnlx ,Xnn Qlilllllkllll,'l1llIlllH'fillIX -,V - 1 I. -A4 N., 1 -, , 4- , , , ll1llll'Il, l.llLillL' xxllllllll. RON' fl: l.ois -IVIINUII, Klux' KLIIICHA cnhun 'fn LHS if, nu? hlhaliuh Lhlhdldl' DMM lncwr. ,Xliw 'I llllL'Nl'll. .Xllllll'N N1-lson, ROW l: llznlnngi Kron, mlcnt: Mavis ,'xllgll5Ill'IC, vicc-pl'cslclcl1I: Hclcn Milla-r. ,xmln-x XX'oIIl, hlozinnc- Gainilvlv, filiznlq-s llolmrliiisn, RUN' 5: SN.'.Cl.ll.x.. ,UNI pwlu. Xhlldown .ind lxlqn. Evclxon who Riclizircl Xa-lson, ,xllll I'c'clvrson, llonzllrl Wong. KIl1:nlm-s Wlllll. ' ' V' f ' 1 1 1 X ' ROW li: Roger llvlilc. -locl l'pin. lun: fnllllfllllllls, Nlirlwx Sl'l'Yl'll EIN KU-ll'l'2lSllli1'l45. llllglglllll. I 00601 ' 4 4 S'I'.XNl3lNfGt lilisailmvlli l'lllI'lllll'lll.K1lll1ll'Cl1UICIINCII. ROW' I: Ull. Nlgiriolic- Ruxnvn. RUN 2: f.ll2llli'N Xl4llIIl4'l. Nilliznn Lois .Ivan Rvcil. Nlziri l.ou Linrlzihl. Hvlvn Nlillcr. Ioalnnv llcl- Cilizisi-. Roxzil llnulcil. lal.iim' Klllllvlll. lin-Ixn Xmlc-:sm-n. Wallis lcksvn. hliIl'N liwrson. Nlauis .'xlIglISllllC. llvllx Nlnlmlown. lrcm' lloxl. .john lYl'Nlllllll. l':n1l xY.lIIl1Nll1'NN. 5 sk l'.eg'm' li? 107404 .Xmtttttl tltc- firclt- ztrc tltc vztriotts ctntttttittccs that ltztvt' ltcllivtl Miss .'Xrclt'llzt Grit'l'. lltt' spottsutt, 1-stalxlislt gl't'2tlt't' itttcrt-st itt tltt- tlrzttttzttic 2il'IS lay assisting thc pt'otlttt'tiutt ul' tltt- lttttim' ztttcl Scttiot' clams plays zttttl zt tttttttlwr ol ottt'-:tot plays. 'lltt' ctttirc' llrzttttzt Cllttlm tttct c't'cry two wt-vks, with tltt- llllll'l'l'lll t'0ltllttlIlICc'S wlttclt cmttposctl tt I'ClbUI'l- ing on tltcir ztccotttplislttttcnts zttttl plans. Sl .-Xlili KIRIQW. ROW I: Arttctltl Bictlvrtnzttttt. Alztmcs littgctt. Wur- rctt littttttottx. ROW 2: Nlatrvitt Yccttttt, .lolttt Sllll'll.LIOl1ll Reid. Nurtttzttt Svlwttsutt, llttglt Iirtttvtt. RADIO XYORKSHOP, RON' l: Ilnttttttc littgt-tt. lit-rttzttlittc Pierce. Lois Httcttttmcllcr, Gttttte Wztsttttmctt, RON' 2: Nlztriuty l,1lN',,'O1llIll Hcllclxsctt, Nlztry Lott Litttlztltl, nlttztttttc Foss. RON' 3: livclytt .XtttlcrSt'tt. Ktttltlvctt Ivttsctt. Nl:tt'gt'ctlzt Olson. Nlttrgury Hztll, Rtxhcrl Sclttnitll, Nlztry .Xtttt jttltttsutt. Clltztrlvs NVttlll', ,xltilil Yictttty I,rtwt'll Xlttctt. Roltcrt .xl'lllSll'Ollg, I'ttttl N':tttgsttc'w. Ciltzttlcs Nlatltttcr. Nlztrgatrvl llatrttttcs, Nlztrjoric l'ctt't'sutt. M.-XKlil'l'. ROW l: .-Xgttcw Llcttsctt. Clltztr- Ittllt- lloll'ztt'tlt, Pltilliw Nclwtttt. hltttly l'ctcrsmt. l.ot':tittc lflctttittg, g'- zttts, 'Li .a i':,':'.z':':1zf. Xorat Wztlslt. -ltrzttt N1tt'g:tatt'tl, lit-ltx .Xt'ttoltl. Nl:tt'g:tt't't lilttttt. I'tttltttt H mt RON ' l tttttt C t tstltlut littlmttt Bt tttttt llittttt' Stttillt, lltcltttzt ,lztt'ttltmtt, Sttc Scitll, Nlztt'j0t'ic l'lctlmtt'uttt, llt'xt't'lt llztttgvtt, ilatttzl l'ltmttpstttt. Sltitlc XVUIH, Qlttliztttttat Illttttt, Kit-twztisc l.ztt'wtut, Glttriat lfittk. ROXV fl: Nlztrt .Xtttt Swcttstttt, Hurt .Xtttt l,:ttwtt, Sttwtttt Xtttlt-txott. Rzttttottzt Nlyrtttt. lit-tct'lt 'l't'ttcstlt'll. .lttttc jc-ttsctt. llottttxt Nvlsott. Ciztmlttt Olktzttts. Hvlvtt l.4tt'wtt. lftliss ,Xtttlc't'wtt. lniw fllll'lNll'llSl'll. .31 ff' N 7 .Xtttultl liit-tlcrtiiztttti wats tltmcn tn ltvzttl tht' gftlllll zu lil'l'Nltlt'IlI, with Norttiztn Scliviimti, lzlimztlwtlt ltht hartlt, Mary .Kim Swt-mutt, William litultvizt, mul ll.: Grotcttliuis serving :ts x'ict--pit-xitlt-tit. suit-t:ti'x', :mix :uit st-4-it-tz1i'y, ti'cztst1t't'i'. :tml liixturizui, ixwlit-ctiwlv 'liltt' llll'llllK'l'h ol this cluh strivctl In gatiti cimugli points to lmcfmltc llll'lIllJL'l'5 ol tht' Nzttimiatl 'lhcspia Society hy ztctitig' :mtl working on pmtlttttiuit. 'I Hl'19l'l.'XN lNl'l'l.'K'l'l0N, RUNS' li .Xrxutltl lllK'tlt'll!I1lIlIl. Xli ,Xrclcllxt Grier, lilisztlictli l'1lit'li:trmlt. xlllll Kim Stwmn lt. I':uttl xY2llIghllC5S, Bcttx Nlttltluwn. Xnrinzm Svlwtw tt. ,lr ztmu' lutxttlnlt ' mit ROM ' Gztxlt' l'c'lt'i'srm, ltrimtt Hl'lll'ltNl'll. l'.Xt'lNlI Xtulvtv . Hoiuztrtl llllllgI'l'ill, hllll'l1'l'l'lI1l Olson. littgfxit' Ye-xtlmmin l.4uttl Smith. HL-lcn Nlillcr, Ilonatltl Rcmlmv. Ritltntrtl lylll. Ill-lll ING, Lztircl Smith, Alatnics Ytlflllll. Nlznilxit llvtgzntl. limiting UI l'i tu Sli' sun. CIOSITNIIQS, RON' l: Nlzltrcllat 1" nlcx XM-sliuni NIxn'lt'm' l,1lcltkt', Luis Nclsnti. Ruth lllaltk. HUllll.l l.L'Xllll. Mlm: Olson, RUN' 2: Nlitrx Kllllllllg. Nlxtlitzrit' llcllitx Stmlwip, Nlllll 1 lltll Xl IIN son, xlllllllk' llirktngltt,hluxttltlt' fl.lllllhll'. Xlalxix Xttrgus' lhwmkx. ROW' fl: Ii1llllt'l l't'lCl'SUll. llzttlcllt' l'4-Insult l'l:t1ltt Kiiutwn, Nlgtrilytt 'lmtt'iiwn. llcttx Nlttltlmmn. lirmwlim' l,imlt ' "Iii L mam. lit thc tctltvl liltlllll' ul tht' ptmlmttutt, C'ln'ixtin'w C"nul" 'tri' lmin-' Olstm. Giant- XXVQINIIIITUII. Kllclivlat. Alvratlcl Sta-ilvt mul l.ttit4l Smith. l - , E ' i , K , 1 1 4 l XN'illi tm QNWAQLN 54: R-E L, xv- A 1 2 , tx 5 A X tx - Xp X M3,,s.,, -'J f 1. .ix 4 -, 'xiii' Y A, is W f' " f'.'2" x 'rg ' '51, -9.ar""""-wm.I.Il'lI1l,2-t,Tn'f?qiv'l, 9 gl-'Q "' U aww!! 5:7 .X ,: X WN, ,tt I- Q "'3:'m.,+X -ll. A t-.gp MXN-D. NX x 9- ,.5,,U,,a X -X .N 5 . dp. :J X '- eww ice ROW I: Xl.nx Xlmc-1. l'11'llL' Killlllllg, Nlznrx Kllllllllg, llal fll'lllL'lIlllllN, ROW 2: Cixnml lllliilllliiilll. l.1lYmnlc l'an'ks, Gur- xxliw l,:n'mn. lnix Smcnsun. ROW' fl: .'xglll'S HICIINCII, llzlrol l,inmlL'Il. RONCIIISIIW l'L-lvlwll, Snc Sll'll,.lO1lllllL' Il2llXOlNOIl. ROW' I: Rnlll f,XCllgLl1ll'll, fllznulizl Ncms, -lllilllll l.l'lllllOlLl, Nlzn'g:n'cl IKIIOIIIINOII. ROW' 5: Suu Nl1lI'lll', Nlzlrilxn lll'lNlIlli'lx5Oll, lrcnc Ull, Sxlxial Olson, Nlnry Lon Lllllllllllv. ROW' 6: n2ll'll1lI'1l l,I'lllOll1l. Nlzlrilxn Killlllllllllll. llznlmxlru Holam, Nlaniolx llt'tlNll'OIIl. XlLlliOlN llglw. ROW I: Kiznolxn Olxlgms. l'llllLllll'lll ,Xlu-xml. -Illllllllllll Hllllll, Xlanglnwilc' B4,'l'gi'll, Nlqnx Xnn Suv,-xmnn. Row Nlgnic- Xl'lIlSll'OIlg. ROW' 2: ,IHLIIHIC Cilanlnvllrll, lin-llx Xlnlmloun, lla-xcllx Hllllx1'NlL'l.', l.Ol'l'lIlIlL' lfll-ming, Nlgnlu llml, Nlgnx .Xnn -'OllllNOll. ROW' Fl: Inu llllllbl, -,CLIIIIIU l..ulx, Dunn link, SIINJIII .Xlltll'l'S4Dll, l'.Yl'lHl ,xllllL'l'NK'Il. nlmu- linker. Pcqnl lhmxn. ROW I: Rlllll hpcn- wn. Nunn lilulwxlcv. lic-lu Mnnlcl. Xlxngc-xx llznll. ROW 5: Xlznxix .xllQ'llNlllll'. Lois hltlllllvbll. llclvn Xlillcl, xlLll'4LLlL'llll Olson. X x lilll XIII 1 Xln lllllltl .lgn 1- l:.1' ', ROW l: l'wxul'Ix XYLIIIQCII, -lllllll Nmg1mnl..Xmlr4-x NL-lwn, Rlllll Nlxnlaun, Row Nlqnic Slnlalus, lilznnc lllllllK'Illlilgl'll. ROW' 2: lluis QICLIII Rcwl. l,1lllllllL' llQlllYL'll, Nlgnx Olson, l,iI1n kIOllllSOIl, Nlanw lloclnl, Wilnm lbnlmuullm. ROW fl: lltllk Skull. Ritz: l,nL0w. xllllll'll1l Nl'lll1l. xlllfllkll l'oxlL-nsrm, llc-lu l'i'lt'l'NUll. Ilan'- luznul l'Cll'lNOll, ROW I: Kialrulim- Nlzullznwk. .Xnclrcy Wolll, fLlmn'i.z lfink. Ciulccn Slupllcn, Nlzlrilxn BlllxL'l, Nlzlrlcm' XYUHI, l'zn lllmnpmn. ROW 5: Ruth .Xnn Olson. HK'XL'l'l, l'l'lCI'- mn, lilmin lkllOllllJNOll. licwrlx l'lllL'NllK'll. Nlznilxn Milimlcn. lixn Waulmll. ROW li: xllllllll SUNIIIOIIIL. Kzlllllccn lflcslllc, Slnllcy Smllllxlcr, RLIIIIOIILI Nlualn. ROW 7: Xlznlc-nc l.llllllxC. Sulwig Nlnnson, llunngl Xslwn. Ilalrllcl l'l'lL'lNOll. Nllll'lt'lli' l'4n'kw. ROW' X: R1nnnn:l Wxnnc. lic-llx lllilllllbiilll, llcllx Slcclc, Pliscillzl lfvlgyllsmrll. licllx lIl'll'l'NOIl. l'glg4' Til 1 70046 74'Z06tl'Ld ' ieme ROW l: Xmm l.lIIlN.IIl'l, Imxlv IR-lcumu. Nlxnllmu- I'L'Il'INUlI. Xlguilxn IIvc'g.mI. loam Olxuu. ROW 2: l.111illc xY.lIIIII.N.l1IIIIl' liimkmqm. Xlauxxl Smvuwll. Xlu-I.: IILlIxIxl'll. ROW II: k11lI1IL-4-I1 ll'IISL'II.,I1IIll'I Ilmrlmu. II.nIu11x1l Rum. 'Iran Iynplam. ROW I: SllCS1'ILII.fI1lIOI I mc. ISI-wxlx Ililugrn. Ihvlmgl-l1uuImmx1.l,lmi:1 Igmxl ul ' 9. N ,- .qi an-mn NI.u1l11l Lllllx lui lfmlim I II ROW' II I.1xiN I.. , . N 1 '. V. mc I"usx. Xlaujmnim- Ilcllic. NI.ngzu'm'l Im' IIlul1l. I'I1xlIis IIllLI.IIlI. Rul I Blank. ROW L: Ilm-lon Izummu. Iilliw .XIIlIl'l'NOII. Klum- Iclmwln. NI:1rjm'x nlvnwlu. Cllalllmvllu Ilullzlrlll. KILIIIUIIL' lfgulvidv. Imac Ilmr lmmnn III-Ilckwn. ROW .I: RIRIIIIXII ,IOIIIINOIL XJIOIIN IXIIIKIHIKI Ruth lhnnp. Sm-lm.: Xlulvlwu, Iiqn IIm'nm-Iw. lim XIII' XIIILQ I I .Klum iialrluw. ROW I: l-.ulu Izggv. NXHIICIH' Ilgxlv. I.1xum I-mx sI1lIcl1, Igllliu' f'.IlI'-OII. Ivqm IIAIIIN. XIlLL'5I1I1Ig1'I. ROW .11 I1llll'I QIOIIIISIIIII, Iilanim' IKIIIIINOII. Xlgnx XIIII l.1nmm,I.1uuum' Xmlu,-nw Ixallwc'I link, ROW I: Rcm SOIIRNCII. licwxlx Hull. QIUZIIIIIL' Glow. Ilgulmlga II1llI5L'Il. ROW 2: IIcwlIx lt'lIiOII.kIO1llllN' Ilzmmn. Fllllll' ,IL'IINi'll. llzlllmrzl Ivll. IICIIX Uqlmlnlv. ROW' II: .XIIIICIIV Xilclliwlx. Iilifn IJCIII Nlaulin. Xlzux xllll II1llINl'Il.,IOlllllIC Ill-Ilia: ROW I: IIUIIN ' mm IIIllIxl'. IIUIIIILI WUIII. .X1'I:1mIc-ml IIUINUII, ROW .I: 'lumix Iuu-rs I5'uIm'lr'u IIl"u'1lm'n lIi'lm' SIIIIIII IIVIIIIK' llaunlmlu ROW ti: Yau Ncpp. Xlgullrm' Suu-lmnl. Sllillclx kulllm, XIVIIIIIIL' Kllllllllg. Ihwxiv IIIIIIILI n.,, 'M -gg: ' 4 I Page 1 7 added 'z4c'dm4 The purpose of the Hi-Teens Club was to promote friendliness among all the girls: to develop their char- acter, leadership, personality and capability: to render service, and to create a high standard of ideals for themselves and the high school. Again this year packages were sent to Graz, Austria to the needy children of their school. Also sent were health supplies such as soap, toothpaste, and other badly needed items. They showed their originality and initiative by entering a float in the Homecoming parade and stag' ing a pep assembly for the Mfinona-Albert Lea basket- ball game in the middle of january. Many children's hearts were lifted at Gillette Hos- pital for crippled children in St. Patil when they re- ceived stuffecl animals made by the members at Christ- mas time. The girls also made favors for patients at Naeve Hospital at Easter season. Meetings were held once a month and programs were planned for each meeting such as "How to style hair for teen-agers" and "Correct clothing for the high school crowd". Speakers informed on these topics were invited as guest speakers. Most projects mentioned heretofore were planned by a representative council composed by two girls from the senior, junior, and sophomore classes who were chosen by the members at an early meeting. The council met every second Tuesday. ' -.x , in i 2: t ", .-.. . .9 4 G -.1 f-if t',:"f'i f-I" Q s ' 5 . 'I'Ol' l'IC'l'URli: Ramona Myran. janet jolmsrud, Nlargaret 'l'veit, Pauline Hansen. MIDDLE l'lC'I'l'RE: ROW l: Mari- lyn Kaufmann. janet Grasdalen. ROW 2: Charlotte Holfarth. Marjory Jensen. ROW' 3: Beverly Blakeslee, Margretta Olson. BOTTOM l'IC'I'URE: Barbara Kron, Lois jean Reed, Nancy Nepp at the Washington Ball. 'l'o enahle students that are especially interested in science to work more on projects and assist in labora- tory work was the purpose ol' the Science Club. 'l'he lirst project lor the cluh to undertake was a lield trip through XX'ilson Packing llonlpany. An in, spection ol' the Naeve Hospital, including the new wing, was another lield trip during the year. Student who have a "B" average or ahove, and who have successlully conlpleted one project, ht-long to the Minnesota -Iunior Acadeniy ol Science. 'l'hey had their meeting on April 235 at the University ol' Min- nesota, at which tinte their projects were displayed. Big' lsland proved to he an excellent excursion ground lor the cluh throughout the year. Several trips were made to collect various types ol' plants and animals lor use in the school lahoratory. Miss Olive johnson. who taught in Boulder, Color- . 4 l'ziliner. Nlitlsex lluggan, Xtknien linnnons. ado last year as an exchange teacher. was advisor. tlurtis lCngln'itson served as president: Lowell Barr was vice-president: and Williani Kuchura acted as secretary-treasurer lor the group. dence 3 ' ' lltllUlllN lxooistra, llcttx lllalve, Xlznt llolnupiist. Sena Xlathens. john Sllllll. l,axon fiILlNtlLllL'll. Lowell llllll llaxul llxtlterson. Betty lleather. Ramona Nlyran, Curtis linglmritsen. -latnet fil1lNll1llL'll, Georgt Pug l if c far 1? 7 St f E iii num:-H Niigata' 1 1 . Z . . "l ally mysell' XVllll the nutionwicle Fellowship ol the Hi-Y hy accepting the purpose: 'l'o create, main- tain, ancl extencl. tlirougliout the school ancl com- munity. high 5l2llllllll'ClS ol' Ciiristian Cll2ll'2lC'lQ'l'.H 'l'his IS tl1e pledge taken hy Hi-Y IllL'lIllJCl'S, The senior boys met XVecl11escluy evenings with their aclvisor, lforrest Willey. lntlirectly, the Hi-Y is af- filiatetl with the YMCA, clirectetl by M. Snyder. Owutonnzt was host to the clistrict Hi-Y convention helcl early ill the lall. Delegates saw movies o11 tl1e alcohol prohletn ancl engaged i11 ronncl table cliscus- sions Oll l'lll'l'Clll social prohlenis. One ol' the most connnenclable projects ol' the year was the encottragenient to Alclen boys i11 starting a Hi-Y Clutpter ol' their own. The Beta group also clis- tributecl clonation containers lor the March of Dimes. Hi-Y boys liave their share ol' lun too. Alter form- ing teams, they begun rouncl-robin basketball tourna- ments which proviclecl a great part ol' the year's activ- ity. Social events inclutled a hayricle to Big Island and an April l"ool's party. lop l'll'lllI'L'f Alznnes Korn ontitnnps lflclwztrtl Wht-lain :ts Roger Rickheim. .lznnes Nlclieown, Klztrlyle Pierce. :incl George Vancler- mate lmzttlle for possession. Circle l'icttn'e-Hi-Y ollicersz ROW I: Keith lnghritscn, vice- presicletit: .Xrnt I'ecle1'so11, SCt'l'l'l2i!'N. ROW 2: Harold Duffy, piesitlentp james Nlclieown, lliCllSllI'Cl'. ROW l: Cliarles Nlztliner, Rohert .'xl'IHSII'OIlg, Kiztrlyle Pierce, George Yztticlertnztte, Cerztlcl l'lKlW1ll'tlSOll, .-Xl:1n Krueger, Richarcl Norhy. Hurolcl Hong. ROW 2: liclwttrcl Whelan, Keith Ing- hritsen. llonalcl Renslow. lingeiit' Albertson, Hnroltl llully, Mel- tin Nelson. l':1t1l filll'lSlClliCll, Qlatnes XItKeown. RON' fl. Al'lll l,C1lCl'Sllll. .Iohn Nepp. Richatrtl BOII. William Chase, 511111111111 l,escl1el'ske.-Ie1'1'1 Bl1IlsL'SlCC, .lznnes Kortl. Royal Hztytlen. ,- 79 . 5 re X1 t was thc haslxclhall lUlll'll2llIlCllIS. Boys no I Urlcy liurgcsm, ncwly acquircal junior high llllllllk- inalus lllSll'lll'lUlA, look owl' thc lcaclcislnli ol thi- Gain- nia lli-X group lhim war. 1 . 'l'hc purpow ol thc glillllllwllll' lilll'lllL'l'lllg ol a high illllldllllll ol' flllflxlllill clizliacu-1+'i5 coincimlal wiih lhal ol' all lli-Y organizations. lhc regular lllL'L'Illlg5 wcrc hclcl cvcry Monday cw- V ning' Ill 7:30 inxi. Richarcl Nclson pwsimlcal, whilc " Clhalmlain liliarlcn XYulll ollcrcal lJl'llL'1llK'll0llS. lllllCl' olliuws t'lCLlt'll lor lhc' year wcrn' lvan Crotch' 'N fl huis. vim'c-pu-siclviill -laik XVL-alas, SL'l'l'L'Illl'l'Z anal limlf wanl lforlmcs, Il'C2lSlll't'l'. .-X Pllllll-llllllilllg' aclicinc wan thc sclling ol Cllirimnax J lrccs in collahoraiion with thc .-Xlhcrt Ira Y's Nlcn on a small coinniisnion hasix. 'l'hc boys alno l'0UllCl'llll'll willl lhc litlll HifY in lllSlJll'lllg thc Xlclcn yllllllh to lorin a l'llllIDlL'l' ol' their own. Una- ol' thc inosl ulll2lgllClll'H aclivilics ol' thc wal Al.. lcain had a chanfc to lake pam in thc sport. l'Ol' l'lC1'll'Rl'1: llonzilcl llcarclon, illiznlcx llolinqnixl, and liarlxlc I'cnnis cxalninc prospcflixc Cllnislinas In-cs. lZIRCll,li: Lliarlcw Nnlll. lark XS cvks, lamlwanl l'o1'hcs, Rnlianl Nvlson. lxan Groicnlnnis. IHCIDW: ROW l: iihgnlcs l-'axlcip thnx Nelson, lohn filllllllllll I l lxan G1'olc'nlnlis, ,lark Wccks, llnann-'0lson. RON' L: laul Hanson. l.1lWl'L'lH't',I0llllNl'llll, lzail f1UlSll'lIl7.f.ll1lI'lt'S Nnlll, Lliai- lvs HUlllllllllSl, Bill Conlon, ROW fl: Nlillon llalcli, filllll'I'l Whilson, l.llNl'l'lI1'l' Nlillcr. llcn l:ll'lll'lkilxSUll. RUNS' li liilwaiil lforhcs, 'I llllllllh XYhclan, ,Incl l'pin. llLll'lLlllLl 'lhoina-svn. -lohn lfons, l'1l'lllHilN l.a Yalliv. ROW Tw: KClllll'lll lixans. Rolanml lhoi Non, llonalil Rcaulon, .lohn llonoxan, Douglas Nelson. ,Xlan KIllltlSl'll. lllilloul Salhcl. 45? -u..""N'Q ia, H 958.94 'm's'5,i l in 3 , ff mm, f s., CHAT I With an eye toward the future, the Alpha Hi-Y at- tempted to establish a high standard of Christian char- acter throughout the school and community. Under the guidance of Egil Hovey, social science teacher, tl1e Hi-Y members met bi-weekly on Tuesday evenings. This group of I7 sophomore boys succeed- ed in becoming a very industrious organization. Several members of the organization attended the fall Hi-Y conference at Owatonna. Other activities of the club included the coat check stand at all the home basketball games to raise money for the club. The club also participated in the sale of Christmas trees which was sponsored by the Chapter of the Y's Men and under the direction of M. Snyder. The profits from the sale went to the Camp Moraine fund. Traveling to the National Hi-Y conference this sum- mer will be some lucky boy from this group. Mfith this program, the Hi-Y concluded a busy year. E ara Sophomore coat check-Betty Arnold checks her coat at the Hi-Y Page 76 stand. Mike Skophauuuer, Arthur Anderson and james Eugen are checking her coat. Alpha ofiicers-BACK ROW: Mike Skophammer. president: james Eugen, chaplain: Myles Winjum, secretary. FRONT ROW: Charles Squires, vice-president: Henry Ruble, treasurer. ROW 1: Roger Naylor, james Eugen, Myles Winjum, Mike Skophanuner. ROW 2: Charles Squires, Roland Green. Roger Ackland, joseph Girtz. ROW 3: Henry Ruble, john Lemke, john Sturtl, Virgil Ryan. ROW -4: Richard johnson, Loring Olson. William Ryan, Arthur Anderson. I l E y V " X., Q Kas' fs QX ffm if 43, seas fr .ks Q "'i."xxl Q . . 1.-"""' -dum ! ll0'I'4l'UM: Gayle l'ClL'lSUll, loltn Sllll'l1. Nlargatrel lliotnpson, Nlztrjorie Daw. Betty Gamble. .Xnita Victor. -latnes Nielsen. llliehael lhiggatt, liclwartl lferbes. -loann Hellelssen. lletlv Mul- D Untler the topic' "Should the Fetleral Government Attempt to Eqllilllll' Etlueational Opportunity in the United States." the Discussion Club voieecl their opin- ions at the Speech Festival at Rochester. Nine mein- bers ol' the club attentletl the meeting. Another project untlertaken by the club was the sale ol' basketball booster pins. This was very sue- eessful, lor one thousand ol' these pins were solcl in the junior and senior high schools. Barbara Antlerson antl lilwootl Reiin were sent as representatives to last yCar's Minnesota llniletl Na- tions Conlerenee helcl in the legislative ehatnbers ol' the State Capitol in Saint Paul. Along with stutlents ,t v , gf' 5 5 it '-. 15 -Kyiv. f 'Skt 'V clown. 'l0l': Ralph -lensen. Nora Walsh. lfltvootl Reitn. Nlatr- gatret Blunt, Ulzttttliat Ness. l,t well llart, 70045457 throughout the state, they stutlietl the structure and tluties ol the llnitetl Nations. Reports were given by thent about the ronlerenc-e to the history classes. .Xt the regular meetings, lieltl in room E503 every other XVetlnesclay alter school. loucl voices eoultl be hearcl expressing their opinions. National, worltl. eonnnunity antl scllool problems were all tlisrussetl and tlebatetl during the year. lt's not all work anrl no play, lor a steak lry, heltl at liclgewater, brought the year to a very tleliglttlul close. Miss Sebert seryetl as atlvisor. as she has all previous years. Gayle Peterson presicletl as presitlent while Nora XX'alsh aetecl as secretary-treasurer. l'atge 77 . . we . 'W 'XP , 1 on nctuie une cs 'int imtni nu 1 let n 1.1 ILII. etty 4. A iui -ellers. Lomie Biyc, ll 1 4: z zv't in -1, Rober 'olinson. -ozinn Vzindenlieuve , Sharon Zobel. .eztnette Wong. Completing its lirst year as an organization was the Art Club. under the supervision ol Guel Dostal, advis- ing art instructor. Being a junior high organization, the club devel- oped many various types of art work. Some of the many phases were wood carving, puppet making. post- ers, Christmas gifts and cards. The Art CIlub's Homecoming lloat was one of the prive winning ones. Posters were their contribution to "Clean-u J, Fix-u 1 and Paint-tt J XVeek" as well as l l Courtesy XVeek. They also made posters to advertise the various school activities throufhout the ear. A l The students arranged many displays that have ap- peared in the junior and senior high buildings, as well as in the business area of Albert Lea. 'lihe Art Club was responsible for the stage craft work done for the Historical Pageant and contributed to the stage setting. Middle picture: Observing Barlmzirzi Buy. secretary-treusurer. working on her carving. are .lon Bern, president. and Arthur lelfers. SCI'gC2llll-2ll'2ll'lHS. Bottom picture: Wayne Westland, Connie Boyd and Robert johnson watch Guel Ilostztl demon- strzue the use of ai new paint. 79444 ' iz .XBOYICZ Robert Sehtnitt. lxan Grotenhuis. john Sllll'll. Charles llohnquist. l.e Rm Yan l'rt-osth. 'lannes lingen. Clayton Nlzttlsou. RIGHT: Otlirersz john sllltll. SCl'l'Cl1ll'f1 Rohert Stlnnitt. treas- urer: Claxton Xlattlsnn, presitlenl: .lantes lingeu. tice-presitleut. Filming, developing ztntl enlarging pictures were just a lew ol' the luntlatnentals in which the tnenibers ol the l'ltotog'ralmlty Club reeeivetl training. The au- gles at which to take pictures antl the timing ol' pit-- tures also were stutlietl tluring the year. Contposetl ol' a group ol' senior high students, all boys, the Pliotograpliy Club heltl its meetings every Monday night alter sehool. They niet with Russell Harding. organizer ol' the club, in his room which is loeatetl in the junior high builtling. One ol' their outsitle activities was the taking ol' pie- tures of ehiltlren visiting Santa Claus at the Tot Shop ou Clark Street. You eoultl lincl ntentbers ol' the or- ganization selling hot dogs anal eollee at all home football games during the year. This was another tnouey-raising project lor their tllgllllllillltlll. The outcome ol' their money-tnaking projects result- etl in the purehase ol' a new llash bulb attaelnnent lor their eanieras. In tlte profess ol' developing pietttres are .Iantes lingen. Claxton Matlson. .lohn SIIIIAII :tntl Robert Schmitt. ws. l':tg,t 1 t NJ, Susan fluderson. .Xliee KZIIIPIIIIIUYFY. George Yan Zyl. Margaret I'veil, Carolyn Olstaas. Nancy Xepp, .lennie XViltleman. Ralph qlensen, Marguerite Bergen, Reka Venema. The Bulzo fowlj Clulm, organized by Miss Clara Berdan, was composed ol the members ol' the Caesar class. 'l'his group is made up of second year students. NVhen the occasion for a meeting arose, President XValdemar Storviek took over the duties ol conducting the business at hand. Other ollieers ol' the group were -lark Brince, vice-president: Helen -lanson, secretary: and Allmertus Bratt. treasurer. The Latin banquet on Felzruary 23 was the high- lighting activity ol' the eluh lor the year. ROW I: Fllen llensen. Rita Lukes. Ruth Qlerdee. Bernadine Pierce. .loanne lfoss. Margaret Blunt. Barbara Tell. Helen klanson. RON' 2: lVilm:t XYildeman, .Indy Leutheld. Donna XVt'llll. Ieanne Cady. farol Lindtll. Selma .Xnderson. RON' fl: Marion Neilson. Ruth Xladson. Xlarnzt filllls. Bat'h:u'a nlensen, I'at l'ltei- Enlarging the Junior Classical League by initiating lell new members was the purpose ol' a November meeting held at Susan .-Xnderson's home. In February, a banquet was sponsored hy the Junior Classical League to which all Latin students were in- vited. They also attended a joint .-Xllxert Lea and Austin banquet held in the latter's school in April. Ollieers lor the year were Carolyn Olstaas, president: Susan Anderson, seeretary: and George Van Zyl and Marguerite Bergen, program chairmen. sen, Sue Steil. Nlahel Huher. ROW lt Kathleen Heitland. Drzrothx Kooistra, Betty Heather. Caroline Nlaeliacek. Beverly Ieuseu. Betty Blake. ROXV 5: Xadiene Dale. Nlary Knutson. lLr:tt'e XYastnoen. XYaltletnar Storviek. .Xlheitns Bratt. .laels Brint'e. William Kuehera. Lowell Barr, Page Htl Under the guidance of Irvin Volkman, the Audio- Visual Club has completed its third year as an organ- ization formed for senior high boys. Because it was limited to a membership of twelve, and few regular meetings were held, the club did not elect ollicers. Boys ran the projector during their study hours for various classes, at noon and also on special occasions after school hours. They learned to cut records, splice hlm and run slide projectors. The occasion arose at the Honor Society Carnival lor the Audio-Visual Club to display their knowledge ol' the operation of the projector by showing comedies to the public. Maintenance of the film equipment was also a duty of the club. The walls of the audio-visual room are soundprool' so as not to disturb the classes adjoining it when a movie is shown during the day. ROXV l: Marjorie Peterson, jean Kaplan, Lila Rose johnson. Eva xvflfhllll. RON' 2: Ramona XVayne. Joanne Hanson, Sharon Peterson, Ernestine Lindeman. Jennie Wilcleman. ROW 3: Nadine Diekman, Solvieg Munson, Shirle W'ollf. Barbara Hanson, Shirley Lundstrom, Audrey Nlollf. ROM' -1: Mary Holmquist. Marjorie Reynen. Margery Hall, Helen Svendsen. Marlene Hlolff. Adeline Sather. -' I 3 ROW I: Cary Smith. Roger Hargis. ROXV 2: William Mac Kay, Ronald VVillards0u, Gilbert Xvhitson, Richard Tenneson. RON' 3: Hugh Brown. Nvalter Nelson, lVilIiam -lanson and Roger Anderson. Zed Composed entirely of senior high girls, the Ushers Club was organized by Miss Clara Berdan to serve the school and the surrounding community. The ushers were on call for any program held in the high school auditorium if their services were needed. Besides seeing that the students filled in all the seats for a school auditorium period, they also assisted for civic programs when reserved seats were used, such as the Cedric Adams Talent program and the Gateway plays, which were presented during the year. Also other groups which gave their programs in the audi' torium used the services of the ushers. Marjorie Reynen was the president ol this all-girl organization and was the only oflicer elected from the group. Meetings were held once a month before school because ol the many out of town members. Miss Berdan first organized this club three years ago. Since then it has played a very important part in the smooth functioning ol the school activities. Page Rl The pttlsating rhythm of Harney Knatvold's Swing Band added the final finesse to the season's gay occa' sions. The lzreaking in ol' eight new members was an ohstacle easily overcome. In the dint atmosphere of the girls' gym each of the dances began to the strains of "Sorento" and ran ttntil near midnight. The appearance of the band was inttch improved hy the new stands pttrchased by the Student Council: individual lights eliminated the ne- cessity of a hrightly illuminated dance floor. XVinning first prize in the Naeve Hospital Benefit Show was perhaps the biggest thrill ol' the year. This entitled the hand to twenty-five dollars cash and an appearance on Cedric .'Xdam's Talent Show. l,liF'I' T0 RIGHT: loel Upin. Leader Harlan Knatvold, Dar- rell Mtieser, Roland Green. YVilliam Ku- chera, Arnt Pederson. Roger Naylor. Alice Thuesen. Mary Ever- son. wack Zia! A growing interest in the French people stimulated the forming of a French Club toward the end of the semester. The eight stttdents of the sixth hour lan- guage class organized the club with the pttrpose of examining more closely those customs characteristic of these foreign people. Officers of the club were: .Ioanne Clayhourn. pres- ident: Marjory Daw, vice-president: Marlys Hoyt, sec- retary: and Donna Ilhristopherson, treasurer. Meetings were held every other Friday with Miss Ruth Bauer acting as advisor. The vernacular of the common people was more clearly understood after the mastery of' typical French dialogues. A worthy proj- ect was the sending of Clare packages to France. LEFT 'IO RIGHT: I o a n ii e lllayhottrn Donna Kihristpherson. Lorna Iiorland. .julia :tnna Blunt. Nfarlys Hoyt. Mariory Daw and Vera Kaushagen. Page 82 We ' "llueno" ancl "por lavor" became virtual by-words this year, as inelnbers ol the Spanish Club introclucecl their vast vocabulary throughout the senior high school. .Xiclecl bv numerous English-Spanish puns. members were itlentiliecl bv such characteristic phrases as "por supuesto" antl "tnuchas graciasf' lil Club cle lispanol took a three-siclecl fortn, cont- bining the three seconcl-year classes into one organ- ization. Meetings were helcl cluring their various respective class periocls. ,-Xl cilll'l5llll1lS tiine. tnetnbers enjoyecl a typical Span- ish celebration, complete with a plav in that language. three "pinatas." which are bags lillecl with candy and 'ZVN ? 1,5 . tx X , - XJ fe' Q x f an. . N we 1 "! . ff fr, ?? -lx -1,-y-Swv. oi-ge Pahner, secretarvi Harold Dullv. vicefpresiclent: Dick Nelson. presitlent: Richztrcl Roll. tt'e:isurer. nuts, and "l,oteria," a Mexican form of Bingo. Span. ish Clltristtnas carols provicletl tnusic. Other activities incluclecl the presentation of a pep assetnblv before the Retl XVing basketball game. Pseuclo-Spaniarcls gave their interpretation ol' the North .-Xtnerican championship gatne between Albert Lea ancl Recl XVing High, Mexico City. Miss Ruth Hauer, Spanish instructor, actetl as atl- visor lor the three clivisions of the club. ROW l: loanne Halvorson, Lois Huber. Flilabeth Martin. Annette Aitchison, ,loann Helleksen. Alice 'I'huesen, Marjorie lensen, Nlaureen Overland. RON' 2: janet Gratsclaleti, lheltna lacobstzn, Nl.n'ilvn johnson. lleverlv lruesclell. Barbara Kron. Ioanne 1-znnble, .Xnn Burnett. Kathleen llensen. RON' gf Ilarbara llolau, Gavle ligge. Lavon Grasclalen. Marlene Xncler- son. Lois Yonlierg. Harold Dnlly. llettv Nlulclown. RON' ll: Rich, :ml lkatz. Yalores Klltentler. .Iatnes Kortl, Nlargretla Olson, Helen Nliller. George Paltner. Bessie llilltner. 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Il-1 fl.-1-1. if -I wan fzxlxllel .mfr run- v2l:w,:n.3x 1 , Q :md an. xu ru ll eq l l S l QQ Qlu Q SFQQQQQQQQQQN am wnwd m 3 spew mmpfmgn M1255 wlmllvxluvg' ilu' 'Vvgw .xi r-1.4 mxrwl fu Nw Qluefvzzth mlm wmr- .rv lux' Gln' fsx'vlmmmz'v lrvgvuiw rx nlvrnlwrwlxipv thi-: vial auditorium wvtlon. They are rvquirx-ll to be nlwnlulelp quiet during ily! wuinn-V, Hirst wf the zxrganizntiohs lo begin VXWE was :hc Drama club under 'nee of Miss Grier. A short held and aa Co numirmto she next 1 Yllebtihg' Him Timm' Murtkfvk, who Albert Im: teaching typing as cixnmzv ixwlrzwtvr Iwm mum-fs zu palm bill he-r Wntlnml. England. on A idxwvzw. fliifss Murdwk in Ihr Hnglixlw washer tu spend xx your Allmrt L:-n. City Winter Amid the musrv halls of junior msllcvxo, sa winhzr he pmgmm if: to be irmxlgalnd for ritizwnls of Albert Lea varly in w-nlllz-12 For the tx-enagera there be dancing to the strains box music two ar flue Work. 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The RG'-'P ,ww le-rl Lux :nlw hw H -' 1 . fw x'f,mf,f,V. and :music puxvbfmvcl wmpxemly wld uf A Sum: of Umar' and fm, original 810mm as 3 yemiud. - 1 A N Q Q Q Q ., . , , nnly throws as book at Henrys head FWF? OH ID- WS Pl KPYY 1 ' 1 n 'v-:qnuluxl .... : ,, 1 ,.., 4 .y , . ,dd X fl kj ,Q lf - S ' Mfg Q, Mull' "W 'I 'mmf' Hthr- least vulnerable section of his P' of the War dad and ammeq' cgn' W Y' 50 ' Q Qifg:-:IQ Q QQ QQ 1 1 " Q ru luxh wlwol rlalwv anatomy gilmxe-d the dl-sxgn for her Wlllmxxg Y 0lu' xillfb' N - - w Q5 - QQQQ 'hm ypar by Harney Thtmigh the han Streaks um entryv lor M Q QQ QQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQIKQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ danny whidumim temfsviny an . . . Urn-e from Ilia , QQ , " K , Q 2' Q ee. spmnwred iw hm Qian htm dm 1 3 N Q 9 , 1'Q:. -air, 4 " knack runmrp S35 K Y 'MQ 5 x . Q W F ' Using the all! if .,,,-, he ,..-.,,-f Opposite page. Au LA HA SA stall: Editor-in-chief, Helen Mil- ler: Sports editors. Royal Hayden and George Vandermate: Second and hrst page editors. Elisabeth Ehrhardt. Mavis Au- gustine, Elaine Knutson, Betty Muldown: Third page editors, Marvyl Sorenson, Lttcille Walling business manager, Keith Ingbritson. l'iger Executives: Mary Lindahl, Alan Krueger. business man- agers: Royal Hayden. Betty Muldown. editors. Lights burned late in II3 PA. as the Au LA HA SA and 'I'1t:r1R stalls slaved to put ottt their respective pub- lications. Late hottrs, headaches and final near-per- fection characterized senior journalists. Placing special emphasis on the Homecoming, sen- ior and Christmas issues, the AH LA HA SA stall' won again the All-American Honor rating and state recog- nition lor coverage of the Christmas seal campaign. Publication ol' a yearbook revolving around a theme of "Our Hearts N'Vere Young and Gay" proved a major task for VLIGER stall members. Pictures, captions, copy and ideas for make-up were ever-present in the minds of editors and division heads alike. ROW I: Lucille Wallin, Marvyl Sorenson, Marjorie Peterson. loann Helleksen. Betty Muldown, Gayle Peterson, Lois jean Reed, julianna Blunt. Betty Arnold. ROW 2: George Vander- tnate. Shirle Wolll, Marilyn Tostenson, Mary Lindahl. Nadine Dickinan. Lois Huber, Marjorie Reynen, Marilyn Heegard. Alan ai.. jzi l I When financial problems arose, the business stalls came up with more and newer money-making ideas. Prolits from the sale of stttdent directories, refresh- ments at games, the National Honor Society carnival and stttdent theater tickets all helped to bolster the funds for the two publications. Conventions highlighted the year. as delegates ill- tended the state meeting at Brainerd and the national conclave in French Lick, Indiana, learning ol the latest in yearbook and newspaper trends. Politics were present, too. when several staff mem- bers met each of two presidential candidates during their 1948 campaigns in Minnesota. Krueger, Mavis Augustine. ROW 3: Loraine lfleming, Nora Walsh, Mary Everson, Elisabeth Ehrhardt. Joanne Gamble, Mary Ann Larson. Evelyn Andersen, Michael Duggan. ROW -l: james Nielsen, Marion Helland, Elaine Knutson, Keith lngbrit- sen, Adeline Sather, Sue Seidl, Helen Miller. Royal Hayden. far 2 -A 5 T 5 Page 85 N I olllllc Hallvolsoll, llll lil'UlClllllll5, Nlzll'jlll'ic JOIINCII. Rlllll lllzlik, ja illl Dlilllllly xV1lI'Ilf3l', Judy l,Clf'I'SUll, xl2ll'gllI'l'l 'l'XiCl. RUN' 2: .Xrliss 'LII C olll l'ilIlSI2lll, rxllll lllildv, Czlrolyll f,liSlllllS, Bvlty Skull. Alice Kllllfll' lllllll cllllls N'llL-lzlll. RON' 3: jzlllcl ,lUllIlSl'llli, lklllllil Nelson. slhllll KLISUH I l2ll'2l lhzlxllcll, lflillll' slllilll, fiililllilll Ncss, lm' vCl'll llucIsllcl'. N l lsoucl Rcllll, joel l'pill, Sllillcx Kollllzl, l'illW1ll'll lfmlll-s. Roller! ixICciOI'l1lll'l'i, ljWllfllC Fink. I I iliillilllg over the All LA HA SA was lllc big lligllliglll ill' thc junior jourllzllisls during IllC yl'2iI'. .-Ks ill previous yours, IDCCCIIIUCI' was SIJCIII lll'2HN'lllg up and writing stories lm' the IDZlPCl'.'lillL' new sizlll was flloscll liI'0lIl lllt results ul' IIICSK' zlclivilics. 'l'llc lirsl project ol' lllc your was lllt pulllisllillg ol' 21 SlllliL'lll l,lICl'l0l'y. 'lllc IIQIIIIC, zlclcllvss zlllcl ICICIJIIUIIL' llllllllJl'l' ol awry sllllltlll was giwll. 'l'llis yczll' lillf jllllllil' lligll 4iUlllillZlilSlS plilllisllccl lllcil' llrsl prilllcml PZIIDCIQ llzlsl YCZITS' lJL'll1g IllllIlt'Ug'l42llDll0ll. 'lllcy lllcl lill'l'C iilllcs 21 wi-ck ill llfl l'..'X. ,xllllI'L'N Hullzlllll. ROW Il: lllllli Grulcllllllis. fiilll'L'lll'l' Slllllgll' lCl'. .IOZIII l'ClCl'50ll, klozlll I'iI'lll. Gerry xllfliillllil, Nlxlxis l'all'l-ls, Beverly Splillglmrg, jerry' xIOhllSOIl. ROV' l: Rlllllllll l'l'll'l'SUll, llullllc' IAIII l'il'L'i'IlYbl. Ball'll:ll'zl llzly, ,IJIIIICN filllltlltli. Willlul Yllll' llc-lsluzllll. Curl In-llsc-ll. fil1lXlUll Xlattlstin. Itttncx Wcntlt, llztrtis l,l'll'l'M!ll. Rithttrtl .Xntlt't'xtmn. Rtwht-lt Nt-lxtmn, ,X sixtittmtntt litmmtf rt't't'ivt'tl thc inztin ztttcntitmn ul' thc l'Ull5lI'lIC'll0ll t'i't-w this yC2ll'. lhc htrust- belongs to Sytlnt-y lf. St'llXN'2ll'lI, instrnt-toi' tml' this Stnitlt-Hughes l'2ll'lDClllI'f t-tmurst-. l'ht- inzttt-riatl tthl wan lttrnislictl hy Mr. Sl'llNN'2.ll'll, whilt- tht- hop rt-tcixt-tl two t't't'tlits lm' lllCll' tln't-t' litxurs at tltty, but no llllf was givt-n to llli'lll. Eight at-nitn' lbtns wt-rc t'nmllt'tl in thim tottist-, lht' t'xpt-t'it'nt-c gztint-tl tlntxtigli tht-ii' work will ht-lp thcni grczttlx' in lilt: ztntl luturt- yt-ztrs. lm tltl tht llt-tht't'l .xllllK'I'N0ll. Xlclxin Xclxun. lillLlllllCl' lvtt-lstmn. 204626 015024 656 Hulping Nlism Mztht-l Rawlings, st-nitn' high stlmol lib ukn ztntl lt-turning tht- prtnpui' tant- :intl httntlling ol rztriztn, lt-ztrning tu tliumt- gtntntl ntztgzuint-s antl nt-w htmtxks wt'l't' tht' ptlrptrst's nl tht' l,llJl'2ll'y llluh. lht' tluh lllt'llllJt'l5 wtnltvtl tluring tht'n stutly halls, t-lving ttntl t'l1t'tkitiglmtnks, typing, writing out tivcr' t' slipx lui' stntlt-nts ztntl tltxing trtht'1' tttslts. .X lt-w tml tht- girlx in thi5 Ulkglllllllllltbll ztrt- training they tlo, their knuwlctlgt- will ht-lp tht-in. -1nst'lx't's tn ht't'tnnt- :ttttutl lilmtrizttls, hut wlizttt-vt'i' xl1llllt'l'll 1,XL'l'l2llltl. Annu tlatrnt-x. 'I'wiItt l'ctiL, Dtntitltx Boling- ct, Ratmtintt Wannt-, Page 87 4 ,-ws. as ROW 1: Robert Olson, Lyle Doebbeling, Wayne Gunderson, Patil Nagel, Richard Stadheim, Donald Nerad, Kenneth Houg Ove Jensen, Robert Reed, Henry Ruble. ROW 2: Bernard Lee: Daniel johnson, Roger jackson, Cleon Moen, Maurice Lysne Ro er Kofstad l'aul Westland Truman Olson. ROW 3: Larry g . . Q Klukow, Marvin Pestorious, Donald Thompson, Kenneth Pestor- 77:41 . . A." ,..,., A it ,.-. " sw , ':-":':' Q fi igl i ' ":' r t, Q , f .Qs . it tu.: . , i ..', j as -a as-. f ' . :., l 3 I - . I if 4- ' F . . 'i A PA Page 88 r ng , , :ai ious, Philip Kermes, Roger Will, Carlyle Tennis, Donald Persch- backer. ROW Ml: David Hultgren, Roger Toot. jack De Vries, Dwayne Fink, Duane Skophammer, Robert Mcflornack, Kenneth Evans. ROW 5: Walter Nelson, Patil Sorum, Robert Dammen, Norman Ruble, Ralph Olsen, Lawrence Miller, Duane Steele, Earl Thompson, Roger Behle. Ever since its establishment in 1931, the Albert Lea Chapter of the Future Farmers of America has en- deavored to develop leadership, citizenship, agricul- ture and cooperation among its members. The FFA represents an outlet for all boys taking agriculture. One of the highest honors that a member of the FFA can receive is to belong to one of the live judging teams. Two of the teams, livestock and crops, placed third in the district and represented Albert Lea at the state convention. The other teams were dairying, poultry and poultry products, and meats. Duane Steele and Norman Ruble attended the Na- tional Future Farmers of America Convention in Kansas City, Missouri, in November. Duane received one of the free trips donated by a railroad for out- standing work in tl1e FFA. Roger Behle took first honors in the national corn growing competition. ROW l: Roger XVill, Philip Kermes, Maurice Lysne, Paul W'est- land. ROW 2: Philip Kermes, Earl Thompson, Norman Ruble, Duane Steele, Roger Behle, jack De Vries. ROW 3: Norman Ruble, Roger Behle, Roger Kofstad. Duane Steele. 'R WF my rw ED .-S 'Ox lilly W' qu' ROW l: Cicrznlnlinnc l'gnn'ks. Xlznrlcnni' Xhnlllf llunnnngn C-unilunn. Bunn' Iunnn Suninns 1 s Iznln I'clcn'sunn, Wilnnna llnnnnsunwlln. klvannn lllankv. Xurnnnann K. liailcx. nnnodlin n nxnnnn csn ni s ln n 1 RON' 2: NIan'lvnnc l':n1'ks. lfllllllt'il'lIllllL'llll1lgCll, l'nznn'lman'a l'clcn'sunn. nun s mi C nngins ILIIIUI l'n'annlnncn'. lfnxnnnmcs Bolinngvn. RON' 3: Gcnncllc Halxonsonn. K lllNlL l'nLnu . 74766 W . lu prmlnncc cnnnplmalnlc citizens winln almilily lu unnnlcrslanncl and innncrprcl lnnsincss situations and work lnan'nnnonninusly willn pcoplv was llnc llllllllllll' ainnn ol' thc lnigln silnool mlix'cn'silifzn1ionn flass. illllk' main pnnnlmsc ol nlnis class was no assist yuunng workers inn lnrimlginng nlnc gap lmclwecnn Ilnc nnnnnrainncd wurkcn' aml nlnnsc nnnurc' skillccl. Scnnion' slnnmli-inns who ilu not plain lu 2lllL'llll college: lnnnn wi-rc llllL'l'L'5lL'll inn lcarnninng sonnna- ilclinnilc traili- wcrc sc-lcclcml lun' lllt' connn'sc. liamln wc-ck, nnncnnnlmcrs ol nlnc rlass spcnnn ill lcasl l5 lnunnrs unn llncin' joins. Nurnnnann li. liaili-y was lllk' voczllionnznl t'0-Ulllllliillll' ul llnns class wlnncln was lnrsl lllll'Ulllli'Cil nnnlu .-Xllmcrl l.c1n High Sclnuul nllrcc ycars ago. 'l'wo cnscilins arc gin-nn, lun' class work annnl lllIlL' spcnnl unn ilu- noln. Uni nlnc juli arc Willncrl hlnlnnnsunn. l'lI'llll4.CS Bulinngcn' annil Nlarlcnnc Winlll: llznnnlnxannl' sanlcsnnncnn arc Rulmvnl f:l'l'gl'l'SOIl. Oycn' llnnna. Carlyle l'na-nu' :null Nlannnngml I4-sclncliskc: lilcnkinng uri- I,un'n'ainnc llarlscnn. llonnnnic llnnL'nnnm'llcn', llonnnnzn Gonnlonn. licnncllc Halnunsunn. Nlarlcnnc l':nn'ks, Nlanw jznnnc Dnnnnnn. l'lnilip l'ncancn'. licnnlznln l'clcn'sonn :nnnil lannvl l'nannInncn': lilainnc 'lillllIlCllll1lgl'll, .Ivan Blake :mal licnalilinnc l':nn'ks arc ullirc workcns. ROW l: Marliss lierhovv, Kathleen lflesche, Slllllh Vandekam p. joanne Gamble, janet johnsrnd. Nancy Nepp. Peggy jacques, Shirley Lundstrom, Ernestine Lindeinan, Barbara Kron. Margery Hall. Marilyn Baker. ROW 2: Betty Felber, Irene Ott, Betty lientnson. Carolvn Dahl, Diane Smith, Helen Miller, Marilyn Kaufmann. Kathleen jenscn, Margretta Olson, Susan Anderson. Lorna llorland, Cervaise Larson, Betty lNIuldown. Laurine Ander- son, Beverly Hull. ROW 3: Dorothy Bolinger, Charlotte Run- den, joann Helleksen. Geraldine Parks, Marlene Mlolll, Marjorie Peterson, joan Norgaard. jeanne Katzung, Claudia Ness, Barbara llraaten. jean Kaplan, Lavonne Christensen. Marilyn Reardon. Shirley lVestrtun, llirdiene Meyers, Lois jensen. ROW -1: Sol- ROW I: Verna Moen, Dorothy Bolinger, Mary Holm- tluist. joanne Clavbourn. Irene Ott. ROW 2: Arnold Biederman, Maxis Hahn. joan Norgaard. Betty Arnold. Earl Sorenson. ROW 3: janet johnsrud, Lowell Moen, Claudia Ness, Lowell Barr, Maxis Augustine. RON' 4: Helen Miller, Darrell Mueser. Roald Storvick. Charles Wulll, Waldcmar Storvick, LuX'erne Hoelsher, Ernestine Lindernau. veig Munson, Patty Cochran, Verna Moen. Rolland Green. Rob- ert Reed. Russell jensen, Eslie Bergstroin, Darrell Mneser. Loivell Barr, Lowell Baker, Waldemar Storvick, Roger Naylor, Warren limmons, Eugene Verdoorn, Donald Mittag, lflugeue Prantner, William Kuchera. Arthur Anderson. Alice KQIIICIIIIICFCI1 lleterlx Wangen, Marv Hohnquist. ROW 5: Lucille Wallin. joanne Claybourn, Audrey Nelson, Roger Schoning. Peter Mondcel, Arnold Biederinan, Lowell Moen. Robert Dahlen. Albertus Bratl, ltlaynard Leschefske, LuYerne Hoelsher, Howard Hull- greu, Charles XVulIl', Roald Storvick. jolm Anderson, Kenneth Peterson, Bill Stone, Loring Olson, Robert Armstrong. john Slllfll, Patricia Letvis, Betty Arnold. Marv Ann Swenson, The lirst appearance ol the Albert Lea High School A chorus was made at a public concert, November QI. The group was composed of 92 mixed voices. Meeting every day, the chorus elected as their oflicers the following: joanne Gamble, president: Charles Wlulff, vice-president: jeanne Katlung, seccretaryg and Lucille Wfallin, attendance recorder. During the year the A chorus participated in several public concerts. They gave a spring concert and. combining with the B chorus, presented a Christmas candlelight program. The chorus presented their an- nual Christmas concert for the combined Kiwanis, Rotary, and Lions Clubs. On May ti, the chorus journeyed to Owatonna lor the annual music festival. "Campus Daze," a two-act 0lJCl'Cll2i, was given by the A chorus on February 26. This was the first op- eretta staged by senior high students since "HMS Pinafore," which was produced in 1945. For the second year, a select group was organized, consisting of 22 members of the chorus. These Mad- rigal singers included in their schedule programs for the Lutheran Altar Guild, Travel Club, Hi-Teens and Minnesota Centennial Pageant. Page 90 uniilmwml ul :rl girls ul Ilic Mllllllllllflll' claus, has lizul i wrx' sxiucvlill war. ,XIIYUIIU pzissiiig ln rmmi lll-l on lilualzivs aural llllll'5ll1lX5 nlurmg lIl'5l liuur umulcl llk'lll' llic cliurus going llllllllgll lllL'll' IllllIlIIL'l'5. Cllirislmns czimllc-liglil umiiu-rl wlricli was IJl'K'Sl'llICil Dc- wiiilmcl' lfl. Illia' l'll0l'llS also sung lor llzlcrzllzillu-:ill-. girls: Alzirjmic llcllic, prcsimlcnlg zuul Marilyn Hcml- rickmn, SL'l'liL'l2lliy-ll'L'1lSlll'Cl'. pulmlim zlrliriliw the-x' wurc cxpcrlml lu lg-urn llicir rmliim-nu ul inusic, ll mliorus is 21 lfllllllllg' gruuml lor ilu' .X clioiiis. Nvxl year inziny ul' ilu-sv mplio- rnnrc girls will ln- glX'k'll llw Ollllillillllllll lu lmcunm- im-nrln'i'5 ul Mr. Nlyvrw' AX cliuriu. Iugmm- lllaxlmliiii. xlllllllll li.ml'in:nin. l.uYcin lIllClNlll'l, l'i.llll'Nl jpg me l.llllll'lllLlll ziml fiK'l.lltlllll' l':r1l4x, euloixlx with Ilia' X nll0Illx. ' Vwfwdwwwgf llmlvr llic illl'L'LllUll ol Rolzcrl Nlwrs. lliv li lliurm. , , f 1 , l - i During lliu yL'2lli Ilia' ll clmrus IJ1ll'llt'llJlllk'll iii llic lllc rlmrus clcflccl us llll'll' olliccrx llic lullowing l'lYi'll llltlllgll ilu' clmiins climl xml Illlfllllllllll' in iimin l . v 5 l Q, if 24 A .mil lugumi llcllvkxon, alfuullpgriiixl, Ilia- ll ilnnux in lJlL'lJ.ll.lllHIl lm lllL'lI liimlleliglii filll'lNllll.ls l0llL'6'l'l. ROW l: Xlgnx llmulu, lniul l.imlvll. RUNCIIILIIN l'l'lClNUll. l'.iukmii,Yixi.ii1 llmliligvl. Xlailx Inu Xluwi. llclm-ii lgriwii, Run lk-wrlx lSl.ulwsIm'c. llclvii Kimi. Ciznrolim- NllIlllllll'lx, Nnlai Alauolr' Xlanuu XIIIINIIUIIQ. l.u .xllll Nivlwn. iligiu' Wzmmu-ii. lllllilllll NUII. n0llll.l lyxiiic. Suv Siril, lmlilcziir KLmnli'icli. Xlnrimiu Hcllic. Lliiislc-iiwii, ROW fl: l'IixlIix lllllldlll. iimwille' llc-mx, l.m-mir lfuiul lillingsmi, Xlxuilxn lixw. .login Olwn. ll.rrlmi:r llzilismi, l.im-ii, llr-lmmw II.mwn. Szuzrli lime: llUl1lllIX lliilil, 'Xlznlm Rutli ,'l'lilll'l'. RUN' 2: Xl.irx lxiiulsun. iklrul ll'1vc'.H:uL-I Soir-iiwri. lbulniux Wngvn. llvlvii Ilmiiipwii, lim lllilminnn Izmrliwii, llhlllllt' lfmm. xliIlll'llLl l'iur1c, luis Xvlwli. l.1i Ymiiu- Xlzililxii llL'llllllllxNUIl. Xl.uiilxii luliiiwii. llc-xx-ilx lim-silill llllllxx xlillhlll l'i'Iv1wrl. llk'llN Flxlxlwillil. SNlxi.i Ulvm. ll.lllllll.l ll'.lllll1' Rlllllllvlll. llu l'illlQlllll. luis llqrmillrni. wwe if RON' l: filllll'lCN llUllIllllll5l. Rogcl' l., lfolcy. Rogvl' Rolstattl, Cattoltn Olslttztw, Nlznion Yuoniztttx. llznol l.intlcll, Xlznw Knutson. Ilqt litotcnlinis, C11n'ol litntnons. ROXY 2: Rltsscll -lcnsctt, Rolztntl Urccn. Loring Olson, Alt-ztnnv C ttlv, llonztltl lVootltv:tt'tl, Kotnutd liitlzlltl. Rinltztrtl Linclcll. l'ftltt'zn'tl lforlmcn. ltztn CLt'ott'nlntis. Nlgnw lite-rxott. lfznol ll'oL'. Mztrilyn lixmc. kloltn SIIITII. .Xrnt Pctlctsott. RON' Il. Wayne Uttntlcrson. l.ott'clI lizni. l'1ntI .XllllK'l'N1lll. klztnct llnolson. Rtnwttlatlw l,L'lL'I'S0ll. llclcn Kton. l,ois ton llcrg. fiL'lLll'll Iltorgtwon. .Xntlx Sznitlvtx. Unit Nclxon. lislic 2 0 fm ' XVitl1 sou-tttx-lttc lllL'IIllJL'l'5, llll' ISHS? Scniot' lizlnd Ont' ol thu tnztvjot' atplzt-1tt'ztttu's ol thc yt-Ln' cznnc on nam otutlmical llllitlllglltllll llll' yt-att' in rcntlcrittg lllL'll' May ti zu lllt' lmztntl YCllllll'Cll to Owzttonnzt to 2lllCllll any scrt'ic-ck to school and cotntnunity. Untlct' thc thc ztntnlztl Big Ninn nntkic' it-stivztl. This IIlL'Cllllg tln'cc'tion ol l't'ol'tmot' I.. Ennnons, tht- lmztntl spent was tliviclctl into tnztmctl conccrts ol orcltcstrzlk, cliorus- tnttclt titnt- pu-pzxt'ittg :mtl tgivittg' two wcll-zlttcmlc-nl cs :intl lmztnclk ztntl intlixitlttztl IJl'l'ltll'IIl2llliL'N lay cztrlt. ll"' '-'ta -zl' A-"'zl :"l'. - - lm i N Mimi' S 'ml It H mg sunt PINK U As stutlcnt mlt1'ct'tot', .loci Uptn look ovct' thc baton , . . . . tluritw' thc ntnncrotts wr lazntcl at-ssionm. lltc bztntl stztttccl nt thc lfztll Upcntng, Hotnccont' R I l ing. and Clcntcnttiatl lJ2ll'2lill'S. 'lltcy 1llSUllClll0ll5ll'2ilL'Cl .-X Itrzm qnztrtcttu contpost-tl ol' -lot-l Upin ztntl Bill llll'll' tnztrcltittg ztlmility :tt :ill liotnc lootlmll gznncs. li11c'l1ct'zt,corncts,Rogct'Nztylot',tt'otnIJonc,ztnclRoyal Iltt- tznnilizn' pop bztntls at pt-In tm-ctitigs ztntl basket- Hztyclcn, Iiztritont-. l'lllL'l'l2llllCil vztriotts 0l'g'2lllll2lIlUllS lull g2llllL'S1llh0I1llIlk' ltotn thc ranks ol' this group. tlirottgltonl tltt' fotntnnnity. RUN' I: llonnnt Wzttcrtnztn. nloatnnt- Nl. Nvlson, Kant-n klllCl'N. johnson. llonqtld Sontlrol. Gloria Knntltson.l1gn'I .jont-S. Rohcrt Cnolc Nlwtw, lilgtntc llttrg. Slnrlct .Xnn llilling. l.zn'ry Wolf, llrottn. Nlcltin 'ltot-. Nlatttrict- llztlllmcrx. llcttt lllllllllll, ixlllllll lllllll l'lI'll'liil7ll. Matty l,ott sfNllllx,.lll1lll lV:1ltgc'tt. llilllllll Ric- Kiornick. l'il'lllllx Run-wc, .lllvn Clttmlcrson, llallt' Nlnlson. Dcztn tntnn. ROV' 2: Susan Nelson, litcltn Qlcnnon. Nl1n'It'nc' Alvttlcc. liilwtigo. Rolncrt lztnncltill. Rifltztitl Oslntrn. Phillip Yun Buck, lxvnncth lisw. l.1n'on SllL'llll'I'. Sltirlcy llatltorson. -lotu' Stilm. fil'LlLl'.l1ItlxStlll.l?illl'll1!l'1l ll-tnnwon, lboylc llztlct. ROW I: llirk Nl niltn jctitlcc. .jon Pagan. .loan litxmlatlctt. hloztnnc IS. Nclson. Wu-ks. Dick 'I':niw. Nlgnwin liogwtzul, lilztvton Robinson. Sztntlrzt ltnna-ly lngtztltlkon. llttgatn Stxtc. Nlxnlt-nt' Cittnn. .lttnicc Wttlll. Sgthin, litttlrgtrzt Httlmin. Wztyttt- XVt-ktlatml, llztvitl llcaul, RON' Il: Mant li. Nclson, Axis Nelson. Nlzn'lL'nc Skull, Ricltantl llergstront. Mary Holmqnisl. lilaine Sehoil. Darrell Xlenser. William Knmhera. lloel l'pin. llarlantl lhoinesen Roxal llaxilen, john XYeilge. Carl hlensen. Peter Montleel. .loanne llalxorson. Roger Naylor. .Xlire lhnesen. ROW' I: lirelyn Xntlersen. Marlene l.ncltke.1lames l-lngen. llarxl XYangen, Rolnert Reecl, Donna llanon. .Xriis Lnkens l.erox Yan l'roosLx, Ralph Norton, Rollin Klonnlr. Cllarenee Qlinsen. l'atil Hanson. Kenneth Pestorions. -lohn l'etler- son. Warren lininions. l'anl flrotenhnis. .lohn Hentlritleson, Susan Wk-strott, Marx .Xnn Swenson. Klarnien liinrnons ' ag! 44470464255 l'rol'essor l.. liinnions' largest llunior Bantl this .X gronp ol thirty ninsitians niacle up Mr. linnnons year praetieecl a varietl and interesting range ol nnni- lirst orchestra this year. 'llrey inet claily tlnring tht hers to prepare theniselres lor their ultimate entrance lirst periotl to practice lor their many engagements into Senior Ilantl. The elass ol' sixty-three will lorin lor innsieal interlntles. ,Xetirities ilnring the year in the renter ol' lntnre senior organilations. tltltletl playing lor all school plays. the Clhristinas con L iior high operettn, anal traveling to Owatonnz All was IIUI work, however. as the season lountl the lqn' ilu- lgig- Ninl- Mum. 1.-l.Mimlb young, white-elacl hantl providing rnarehcs lor junior high pep assernlilies, paratling in Homecoming antl Special recognition raine to Darrell Larsen antl eivie paratles anal jointly presenting a eoneert with the Carol linnnons. who journeyed to an allfstate orehestra senior group. 'lihey also Hgot into the art" hy play- meeting. 'laeqneline Alohnson. l.nela Reetl anrl Cleo ing lor the tlranra clnlfs three one-art plays. Nelson attentlecl a string clinic' at Mankato. ROW l: Donna Chri-toplrerson, Yerna Kanshagen. Marx Knnts lilaine Schott. l'anl llongleltll. brace Wasmoen. ROW lg Wil son, Carol linnnons. iiilhert W'hitson. Marilyn johnson, ROW' liain Knehera. lean Uentller. .lntlr Sinus. lleierlx Nelson. ROW 2: l.l1ela Reetl. l'hilip Knutson. Maxis -larolmson. Cleo Nelson. TDI Milliznn Sorenson. Yxonne llagen. Nlanreen llahl. Sl .KNIT ROM' fl: litlwartl lforhes. Iran Grotenhnis. ,Xliee 'I hnesen. l'etet lNKfi llarrel l,1nson. .laiqneline llohnson. Mznilxn lhrolson Moncleel. Rolantl Green. Clharles Holnupiist, lislie llCl'gNll'Olll. l.. I. IZIIIIIIOIIN.1lIlAl'llOl'. Marx ,Xnn Swenson. ATHLETES 7 74a4e704a?' QZMQ Ulf! X KR And never forget-for at sport cle femme. The hrst sport in this section Is football. CSo we lost a game now and thenj It's still a great sport, plenty Rough, plenty tough- The game of the real "he-men." And next comes the fabulous Game of the Court. fNot tennis, silly, an indoor Sport., Basketball-where you give the Ref 21 sharp retort. In return get a technical on The st-orekeeper's report. And ol' course there're the wrestlers lVith "grunt and groan" stuff. From the looks of their tnusrles, They. too, can he tough. l'here're always the shapelys of CLPXA. LINUX 9 Q w , ur X ,w xv' i n 886' an mmf-5"1' x 'M 1, :Tig ,5 ,. Nik ' fi 63. Why 59 Ml' a I l RON' l: Darrell Ranuni, Alan Knutson, David Mocre. Robert Edward H'helan, jerry Blakeslee, Arnt Pederson, Paul Hanson Dolan. ROW 2: john Donovan, Stanley Folie. Harold Nelson. Gerald Edwardson, Louis XVagner, Melvin Nelson. ROW' 5: Charles Easter, Laurence Miller. William Janson. Harold Dully. Douglas Nelson. Herman Stegenga, Robert Spurr. Charles XVullf ROXV 3: Harlan Knatvold. Keith Ingbritscn. Richard fl. Nel- james Kortl. George Dress, Hugh Brown, Richard Anderson son. Richard Boll. XVilliam Chase. Roger Nash, james McKeown. - .Iohn Nepp. Dale jackson. ROW I: Duane Steele. Captain Cecil Varner 145 Captain Cecil Varner receives the Lions Club Player of the Year Award from Coach Patil Wilke, 1 Although endowed with much promising material, the Tiger gridders couldn't seem to roll this year and absorbed beatings in six Out of seven contests. Owatonna issued an indication of what was to come as they walloped the Bengals in the opening tilt, I9 to 0. The win over a weak Faribault eleven the fola lowing week stimulated the spirits of players and fans alike. However, five straight defeats were in store for the squad as Mankato, Rochester, Austin, Red VVing and X'Vinona each added lickings. Austin was picked for the Homecoming game, but the powerful Packers, led by VVeiss and Shipe, made easy work of the playful Cats as they flashed to a fast. well-deserved, I8 to 0 triumph. Dick Nelson, left-halfback, was chosen captain of the '49 eleven during the football banquet at which Bernie Bierman, U. coach, gave the main address. Page U6 R1 hl lml. .Xlzm IXIHIINUIII lllglll lslrklw. Illlllllll Ixnzllurlcli Right HAH. K,lmrIaw l'.:mc'r: Ql1zu'lvrlwquk. Rlilllllll Bull: l'l1Il- Rl hl 1 uzurml. Slalnlm l'nllc': I,cII Cfuzml. llqumlml Xclmni C.c'nlc-1. Il1llL.f,iII7lJIlll full Xaurmw: I1-Il llzull. Rnlwll llulqln. I mm l,cIl Igxncklc-.iGm'41x'gn' lllvvi l.c'Il liml.1l:umw Kullli ,XI.l3IfR'l' l,l'1.'X Ol'l'UNliN'l'S 07, , Uwalunnu ,Y , .NIU 20, , lrilfillilllll , , li 0, , Nlankzalo , , li ti, W Rmllvslvl' , ,27 Hn N .Xuslin , WIS IQ- , , Rui XYing , ,211 li., W XYimma H H ,IQ 14nd ' ,45em! llulflmuk lluluu. mxmlwr 22. gains Xlllilllgi' Iwhiml Boll! :mal Dulam. IIIIIIIIICI' 22. is IILIIJIJCKI In Illrcc Rmluwlm' rm-n 2ll'Il'l' Nvlwuk illll'l'I'l' r'm' ma' in ilu' l'iJIl'HllIlIll ggzllm: Illlllxillg il xnmll Quin. Vzcgm' 117 t 4 lohn Ilonotau, f.h:n'les laasler and Harold Nelson more up to K-erald .Xune. Nlankato hallhaek. elndes Rolmelt Dolan. Stanlet assist Charles Wnlll on a tackle in the Nlanlsato umm-. Folie. George Dress and lolln Donotan to store the gatne's lone rv tally. ffadndlg' Hman ' ' Ile.nl toatlt I'auI Ntllse .ind lnatlxlteltl toath Rene XX work out plaxs lor the ISHS seas 'aut I'.lge Uh Coach Roy Maas had no letternien to work with when he lortned his Baby Bengal squad hut that didn't prevent him lrotn organiling a team which pulled through the season with a better record than their big brothers. The Clubs won two while losing three. The liirst two contests developed into routs, with lmoth Alden and Freeborn .-X squads whipping the young Tigers by the same score, 245 to tl. .-Xustin B teain was next, winning on their own lield, Ill to 0. By this time the gridders were lmeeonling seasoned and tripped Austin in a return niatth, 7 to ll. After their taste ol' victory, the Tigers were not to he denied and won over Uwatonna hy the sanle margin ol 7 to 0 in the last IS ganle ol' the season. Standouts in play during the year were quarterbaek and captain Larry Hinman, and lulllmaek Andy Sand- ers. The latter was promoted to the varsity teanl in recognition ol his powerful line thrusts, Luther Olsen. social studies instruftor lrotn Iowa. aided Maas hy assuming the duties ol assistant toaeh. B SQUAD FOOTBALL BOX SCORES Albert I-ea Opponents 0 .... ----- ---Alden "A" - --- ---26 0--- ---Freeborn "A" - ---26 0--., ---Austin "B" -- ---l9 7--- ---Austin "B" --- --- 0 7--- ---Owalonna "B" - --- 0 11 X ll i lily f f 7 WS HI YY.,- .- 1 -A-rf ' i Coaches Roy Nlaas and Lou Olson talk over the highlights of lhc' 'SHS B squad season. ROW l: john Jeffers. Richard Berglund. Frank Flan- agan. john Brince. Henry Ruhlc. I.aVerne Baldwin. Donald Reardon, Gary Smith. Richard Greengo. ROW 2: Millon Hatlcli. David Ochs, Iohn Foss. Thomas Leo Sflllllll. john DcYrics. I-jlwood Lando, Richard l'. Nelson, Carl Jensen, Paul Skoplizmnncr. Dale Yan Ryswyk. Roland Thompson. David Yokicl. Fredrick 5 Van Zyl. Paul W. Hanson. Donald Kruger. l'c-lm' Veld- lordan. Carlyle Tennis, john johnson. joseph Girlz. man. Duane Olson, Larry Hinman. I.eo jackson. ROV' 3: 4-, ,' Page IO3 L A Mn ii M' 'W' Q M WY! vw ,QW 'tum . 'lfwif' Q vi , W . X ..,. ,, , S ENR. -I . i W 00 ..t.t'.l-it llottglzts Nelxon Roger Nswh Riehairtl Cl. Nelson Rolrerl Dolan Ilowztrtl llullgren I U - ' N against Itl wins. l'll1tl's1i pretty gootl litllll lossts reeortl lor at teznn in the xtill' competition ol' Big Nint plztr lhatt reuml gave the Ill ligers :t setotitl-plzne IIC with Rt " nhester, zu Mankato gleztnetl their set-ontl straight t'onlerent'e pennant. lwen :alter starting the seztson with lour stteeessive xtetottts tht Btn " ' ' gills weren't rznetl likely to siteeeetl, However. Mztnkano hecznne the lilth victim ol their lzut gznne :intl Luke Mills the sixth. lhingx he-gan to look hright lor the Claus. .-Xu lint tux tlutstu 1 to ll lo ' - " T2 fe ss. Northlielcl threw Il stin tltnnpenecl the spirit with the Tigers' first scare into the quint but llll1illyg2lVl'lIll. ln the closest gaune ol the yeztr. the Xl'hite Bengals tlroppetl the xvllltlllil XYittli:iwks out ol lirst place. lhe overti contest entletl -ll to Plll. Rt nliesterk huge Iiloor stttnipetl the hots :intl they , . t. ,. llli' eznne honie on the xhort entl ol xt tlh to .ln count. l he Pznge H10 next two gznnes proretl to he lmreztthers :ts non4ton4 lerenee XVz15t-ea ztncl lfztirntont ollerecl little competi- tion. l.ittle Blue liztrth. tiller lmeing thrztshetl Trl to 26 ezlrlier on their honie lloor, lountl at hot night to upset Y.. l ,- the Itgera :lil to 31. Blue Earth can he lorgotten when we remeinher that the Bengals stopped .Xnstin the next gznne. ill to 30. Another line perlortnztnee wits registered its Retl Ning went tlown -I9 to ll. Mankato gzunetl revenge on their home floor. taking the Cats' measure Alf? to 12. ln the last two em'ottnter5, the lernn "l'ottncl" thetnselves and rztn Minneztpolis South and Fzuilnault right oll the lloor. Austin lin- isherl any hopes in the tlistrict, Full to -II. Lezicling the Tigers ztttztek were t'o-tztptztins Roger Nash :intl Robert Dolan, who letl in znt'ur:n'y :incl total points, respectively. They were zthly ztssistetl hy the Nelsons, Rielizutl :incl Douglas, znicl Howztrtl Hultgren. lmlzm. xcrl l.n-an Oplmm-1115 fill-. --,Ro1'l1csu-r M -UW . . ., ,,,. N'clls ,,,,,,,.. ., W Wg. ,. f,,, 29 BH-, ,, ,,,xV2i5Cl'21 ,, H ,,,,xllllllC2llJlDll5 South ,. - ,727 Bl-, -,,l'l2lll'lIlUlll -, -W KDWHIUIIIIZI -,. ,,,,,, W--H 37-- ,uliluc Eilflll ,N -.. , liluc Earth ---26 32-U, A--.'Xustin -dd -H ,. , Nllllllikllti , , -1525 -I9 N,,, ,ullcml XVing H -7 ,N., l,z1kL-Mills ,,-25 -12 s,,A ,7 ,xlllllllillfl -,,,,, , -,, ,-.'Xus1in -U ,652 A12 .,,, ,,,,Minm-npnlis Nurlln H - ,Nurtllliclcl UAT 50 ,,,, ,,,,l'llll'llJ2lllll WNW -W ,,,,,lvlll0ll2i - ,---10 Ally ,,,.xll5llIl - l.l'.l' I: Immrll l'aluI xxllkl' Il lligllligllls nl' - I 'L ' 1 4 lima lllll llll llu xx us xmhululu lu llu IJIR cu-czlplalins. Rugvl' Nash gmcl Rulwvll O cl 001 ROV! l: Leu Schultz, Rirllzlrcl C. Nelson, Roger Nash, H!llN'Ill'Kl Hllllgl'lFIl, llmlglzu Nclson. Rohm! Dolan, N'illi:un lzmsml. RON' 2: William Conlon. lilwoml lumlc, Alan KIHIINUII, .john novzm. Dale I2ll'liSUll, Gun Nelson, lohn lclli-rs, flllllfll l':uul Wilken K ii " : 'QQ , EG , 5 NSW: .ff wi f' sz A .3 ,,,:A Ezi . 3 LW ,-,sh f gil' f X N., ml xmw M --an 1-.fi in wan' .fsfrx 1 20 i uf' W 41" I' 1 me 5 11 S , gp nfliw. wwf? Ne- Qu i f 45 sf Q ,nl 3.-93,4 fur ' 1' ' H33 2 .,:,.1 , . 4 iii v , I XV, 7-Li. ROW l: Charles Squires. Mike Sltophzuniner, Ricltatrd I'. Nelson. Clayton Westrutn. Leo Schultz. Richztrd johnson. ROW 2: Garry Erickson. Fredrick Nlontei, William Ryan. Ricltarcl Greengo. joseph fllfll. Coach Luther Olson. ' 35 5awa77Z6g4z' A new combination ol' coaches led the B Squad to a , . . . 1 I Leo Schultz secures at rebound against Hamilton and Marsh ol record of l2 wins and six losses. Veteran coach, M. A. Austin as Richard jolmstm assists. flotnntyj VIVIIOIIIIJSOII and a new mentor, Lou Olsen, pooled their efforts lor a successful season. Leading the scoring was a trio ol' lreshinen, consist- ing ol' Clayton xvCSlI'llIll, Richard P. Nelson, and Leo Schultz, playing center, forward, and guard, respec- tively. 'l'he latter two were recognized for their ex- cellent work and placed on the A squad. Frequently they thrilled the crowd in two games a night. This year's schedule was one ol' the fullest in the history ol' the Baby Bengals. A mixture ol conference and non-conference gave the boys much experience. Albert l-ca Opponents 30 ....... - .... XVells B --- ,.,,..... -21 28-H ,... lillemlale --- -- -l5 54l--- -- --l"reehtn'n A --- , .32 22- - - .,,, Owatonnzt B - .- - -350 'lEl--- .... Blue Earth B--- .-l-l 27- - - - A Reserves - - . . - -30 22--- .---Lake Mills B ..., .--I5 25--- ---Austin B ----- ---38 29-U ---- Northfield B ---- --I2 27--- - -,Winona B --- -- 7 27- - - ---- Freeborn B - .. - - - 9 flfl- - - ---- Freeborn A ----- .- -35 3-l--- ---- Rochester B -- - . - I0 fll--- ---- XVaseca B --,, ,--I5 -l-l--- .---Fairmont B ---- ---25 -l2--- ---- Blue Earth B ---- ---16 27--- ---- Austin B ----- ---37 50--- ---- Faribault B -- ---12 Page 104 GOLF l9'l9 golf tcain. ROW l: NVilliam Ryan. Clayton Westrutn. Keith Fligge. Richard johnson. ROW 2: David Moore. Coach S. R. lireekiier. Keith lnghritsen. Defeating Austin twice was the highlight ol' the lil-18 tennis seasoti. The netters also defeated Owatonna, hilt lost to Shattuck and Mason City. Playing with depleted ranks the cherry and hlue tennis team inade a poor showing in the Big Nine tourney held in Albert Lea. 'l'he team finished last of the six eoinpeting teams. Lettertnen returning to this year's lelilll will he Douglas Nelson, Harold Dulliy, Thonias Whelan. and Cary Nelson. ','.Z0646'g' ' 'l'he IQH8 goll schedule was inarred only with a de- leat hy Sliatturk and a split with Mason City. ln Big Nine competition the elulrnien had a perleft record ol' live wins and no deleats. The flllll-llllfll won the Big Nine ineet at the Albert Lea Country Cluli and defeated Austin lor District ll honors but had to lorleit the regional crown alter defeating Rochester on the Rockets' hoine course. 'l'he outlook lor the '-lil season was good, as the squad was huilt around three letternien, Clayton XVes- ll'lllll, Keith Fligge and Rifhard llohnson. TENNIS 1919 tennis teain. Cary Nelson,'I'liomas Whelan. Douglas Nelson. Harold Dolly. William Chase. Page 105 if t I I Mm QQ' 4-A bi 'fs M 5 ar ff' -'sf ' tx tlltlt IUI' RICH lk: t'tmth l.t'Rtn Nlztxts :mtl fill mtttilt LIIIICN Nltkt-tmn . . I I I ll t I ll I tt RON ' thstttxx tht- ttmttng xtth-tt'gttm:tI lllt't'l. ,-4 2? ?wz,64!efz4 Wzmk itt tht' Rcgitm Ont- wrtwtlittg lUlll'll2llllt'lll. Xttstitt htt- isht-tl atttmtl with 243 points :mtl .Xlhtwt l.t'zl Itmlltmwt-tl tn thtrtl plzttt-, wtth 28 Imttlts. Clztptztin -Izuntw NIt'Kt-own :mtl lit-n l"t't-tlritkstm gztintttlt'l1zunl:itmsl1ilrht-rthsin IIlt'll'gIUllllI,Ill tht- 138 :mtl I27 ptmuntl tlztsxt-5 rt-xpt't'tixt-ly. 'l'ht-st' grztplmltflx, ztltmg with II2ll'l't'I l.ztntlt' in tht- ll! Iltbllllll tlztm, rt-Ir t't'st-l1tt'tl ,Xlhcrt l.t'1t. I'1t'IJl'll2ll'I' 2:3 :mtl lfti, All tht' stutt- mt-t-t httltl in tht' l't1ixt'rsity tml Nlitttttwtrtzt lfit-ltl Iluust-. Il'I1t-Il'igt'm pltttctl IUlll'lt'CIllIl ztnttmg tht' IT stlttmls L'lIlCl'l'lI in tht: stzttt' ttxttt'nt'y. Mt'Kt'tmwu pl:tt't'tl thirtl ttl hm thus whllt- l't't-tl1'1t'Lstm :mtl Lztntlt' wt't't- Cllllll- nzttctl in tht-it' hrst rtnttntl htnuts. I Cf s. L ROW l: john Foss, joseph Kelly. Darrel hllllSUIl.fiCl'1llIl Brua, Donald Wliilromh. RON' 2: Harlan Hagniann. Carl jensen. Herman Sieg- vnga. Ilerlell Nelson, xxlltlj Sanders. Paul Hanson, SCIORESW,-X SQUAD -Xlberl l,ea Opponents 2T--- -- Faribault -- ...., ----l7 7--- -- flwilllillllli --- ---34 33--- - XVuseea --- ---I0 lIl--- -- Austin - --25 Il0--- - Blue 1'-2il'lll -- -- 7 4lAl--- - Norlhlielml -- -- 8 9--- -- Rocllesler -- --E50 fl2--- - Blue Earth -- ----I2 lll--- -- XVinona --- --20 l'aul Callahan is shown in his slanrling stance reaclx' to hegiu a inaleh. SCORES-B SQUAD ,-Xlherl Lea Opponents 20-M --- Owzuonna -- --22 lll--- -- Austin -- ---32 4li--- -- Norlhlielml -- -- 5 42--- -- Blue ljlilflll -- ---Ili RON' l: joseph Kelly, Kenneth lisse, Darrel Matson, Paul Cal- lahan. Eugene l-Hans, Philip Lee. RON' 2: john fi0lllZlll'l, Donald Xvllllflllllll, Darrel I,anrle, jon Pagan, john Dale, john Foss, Gerald lirna. john Wedge. ROW fl: Harlan Hagmann, Milly Sanders, fllijlllllll james Nlckeown. Paul Hanson. lll'I'll'll Nelson, Harlan Knalvolxl, Aint Pederson, Frances l,aVallie, Her- man Su-gr-nga, lien l7reLlr'ic'Lsoll, Carl jensen. D6 . . RUN I: Rul1.ml L. Nc-lwn. Ruhvil 5IblIl'l', -john Cmiifailvf. lluinick, l..lMIl'IllL',lUllIlNlllll.,I1lllll'N lllllllll, lun Stlllllll. filllllll'N Kuigihl limlwuulwli. ,john lhmmzin, ,luhn In-Iluix. ROW 2: lillll' l'1zuu'1'. ROW l: flvguli Rzillnh Siiiiiiiwu, William Xl.uKgii, ,luhii ihl lYuu4lxi1lc. lllillllltl llllPllllJNHll. lllmils' Skupllgiilillivi. klllllll Rc-id. ll'll'lNUll, Clnilxlv lumix. llllllllltl lullllxmi, RUN' Ili Rugci lTmh-y- ilu- lliyl-mimi nl ljqiguli Rglllill Slillilmqx lhp .Xllliuugh Cluzicll Slllllllll'l'S lm! six H'lL'l'1lllx llllhllgll IQIS 'ljgn l,2N.l,Q,ll H-ml, Spljl 1-WH in ilu-if ,ix gum- gI'2ltlll1lllUIl, llc haul vighl Vfllllllllllg lt'lln'l'IllL'll lil'UIll smlivmlula-. lY1lN1'lll, Rul Wing :mel l'illl'llJ1lllll wcim- Wlllfll IU llllilil llli' l?lAl9Nql12l1l. iluwhvcl during lhn' SUZISHII, whilm' Xllsllll, flwlllflllllll ,mi N1,H1,m.1Ql l,,',,W41 lm, ,Hugh mul 41,-,,,,l,L-ll ilu- lhc- iiiln-lcl Imm lam ya-:ilk ll'lllll wan iiczirly llllllfl. ligmxl In IIN, llmml ,mu ll, ,Xmlin lhl. lgcugnl, liuh llulzm, ,lorry liilwwmlsmi :iml -lzuk llmuwzni hclil uni. tlL,h.nlui In llwil- Um ,-ixulx f, U, 0. llUXVll kcy Iltlsllltbllx. liolm Slmri' :mil lilwuoml l.zm1lv rc' V lurm-cl lo lhc mouml lui' thc ligvix. lhiclvi' .1 new lmliiy Zlllthlbltll hy thc .Slzilc High Sllmul lA'2lQlIl', high srlmnl lmsvlmzill imnlwlilifm was ililll'CL' lvllmiilicii H'Illl'lli'Cl In uulliclnl push. llicy l1ll'l'll'llUlltlllllllg lhc 5llllllllCl' monllix. lluwuxcr, this wn'l'c ll0gK'l' lilflilllxllll, Riilizml CI. N1-lsun amd iizirlylc plain hzix lM't'll mlmppn-cl ziml lhv slim: will now lx- l'ici'1r-. .john Kiniuzilvl, llzilchlzukwii :inclllulilillm-ilcrs I any-ml mlui-ing, lhc xp:-ing llllllllllw. zu il lmiiic-i'ly wus. will also rc-lurii lmm lam yczirk squziml. Ruhvll Spun. l1llNll'lll'llll.II1. will pilih gigxiiii lm lhr I-clailml lwlwgiulsml,micnll llll'lC1ltllll1' llllll'lN ul I.usl xi-:uk lc-gun. rs HHH lmwlmll ll'LIIll. lk'llIlllN In thc XlIlNllN thi-4 Xl'lll in il ll'lll'Illl1lll. J. 14 ' eccvwla Ni 'I'll:lIc'llvr PCICINOII and Civorgv YllIllICl'llI2lIl'. ISHN ll'Ill'l'llll'Il, -Iovl I pin vxlnlnts his Iorin in running tht' lou hurdlt-s. QCI Illii'-YPIISUII Pl'ill'llC'l' lll Ylllfllllg. Iht' IIH8 track squad brolcc .Xustin's long string ol tllstrlrl cliainpionslnlms In capturing thc ltllc lor thc Iirst llllll' in III years. During' thc scason thc Tigers c'ntcrcd in ntcc-ts hc-ld at Owatonna, Northfield and Rorlicstcr. 'l'h0 district and regional lnccts wcrc hoth hold at thc .Xustin stadium. 'l'ln'cv srhool records wcrc hrokcn during thc' ycar. The 880 yard rclay tcani. contposcd ol Bergen, Bulcy. Dolan and Manqskau, was clocked at H5812 and locl I . Upin travclccl owr thc' 200 yard low hurdlcs in 2-l.:w seconds. Dalv Mangskau shattcrcd a I7 ycar old ntark with a tiinc- ol 22.0 seconds in thc 220 yard dash. ROW I: Robert George. Doyle Haley, Richard Norhy. 'Iihatchcr I'L'tCrson. Rohcrt Miller. Kenneth lissc, Kcuucth Scvcrtsou. jon Bcrg. Donald XVoodw:n'd. Richard Liudcll. Konrad Eidahl. ROW 2: Harold Nelson. l'ctcr Mondccl, Russell Rasmussen. James Malo:-psy, William Schultz, Clcon Moen, Roger Haugen. Richard llcrgluml, Virgil Mc-hus, Rogc-r Corwin. Charles liastcr. ROW fl: Although Coach 1.1-Roy Maas had only Iour lcltcr- mcn returning Iront last ycar's squad, tht- outlook lor tho ISHS? st-ason was Iairly hriglit. .-X largcr nuinlwr ol good prospects rc-turned lront thc ISHS cindcr tt-ani. They wcrc cvcnly sprinklc-d throughout tht' various track and lit-ld events. Iwo ol' thc rvturning lcttcrmcn. Bob Dolan and llocl Upin, rcprcscntcd Alhcrt l.Ca in tht' statv incct hcld last spring. Dolan was cntcrcd in thc: broad jump and Upin in thc low hurdlcs. Gt-orgv Vamlcrnialc' and 'I'hatc'licr Pc-tcrson, thc othcr rvturning lc-ltcrnicn. wcrc Cntr-rcd in thc H80 and 'I-I0 dash:-s. rc-spcrlivt-ly. Roland lhoinpson. Waldcmar Slorvick. lidwzml Wlvclzui, Yr-ilxu Hvldt, Gilhcrt XX'hitson. Gcrald IVIIIIOV. Daxid cilllllllll. Iovl livin, Paul Hanson. Coach Rox Maas. RON' If Norman S1-lvfr-f n. Dalc' UIZIKIQSUII. Nlxnnard l,csc'l1cfslw, Clliarlcs XYulIl. Rogvi Natl r. l'auI Slxopliaininvr. l'0tc'r Ycldtnzin. Kvnnvlh l't'lm'i'st'il. l"i"d Yan lil. I I... ,bxv Q lnqub P. " ""-v' N 1 I , .Q rs si . 3. "1 as Q ' B 4 s 'X 'Vw -El ROW l: Donna Wolll, Marcella Pierre. ROW' 2: Sue Steil. lean Robinson, .Indy Leuthold. Barbara Mains, Marna Cults. Mary Kay Brooks. Sena Matthews, Jeanne Cady. ROW' 3: Kathleen Flesche. Mabel Huber, Ruth Lyneis, Carol Thompson, Helen Kron, Gayle Iflgge. Marilyn Hendrickson. Carol Lindell. gfllllll Anderson, Nadine Dale. Barbara Holan. ROXV l: Miss QM,-4 '19 GA.-'t oflicers: Nora Dolan. vice-president: .Ioan Harty. secretary: Marjorie Peterson, president. lg? Page l I0 Geraldine Ryberg. Mary Ann Larson. Marlys Hoyt, Nora Dolan, loan Harty, Lois Sorenson. Pauline Livingston, jean Kohlke. Mary Ann Swenson, Helen -Ianson. ROW 5: Marion Helland, Marlene Sorenson. Nancy Nepp. Shirley Kouba. Shirley Cooling. Margaret jacques. Patricia Fritz, Elisabeth lihrhardt, Mary Lou Lindahl. Evelyn Andersen. 0 I Good sportsmanship, physical skills in the various sports activities and just plain lun were the goals of the'Girls' Athletic' Association, under the leadership ol' Miss Geraldine Ryberg. She was assisted by the GAA ollicers: Marjorie Peterson, president: Nora Dolan. vice-president: and loan Harty, secretary. 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Pzlgc' ll2 El F 2: 5 Wm 'lil Footlmll ll12lll1lgl'l'Nf lx m Crotcnlmis. 'l'll1lll'llL'l' l'L'lu won. .luck Wccks :xml Kilmr flUlllliIlllSl. 'l'OI' l,lCl"l': llznitl Moore, .xlllK'l'l l.v1l's XK'l'llL'l'Wl'lQlll i'c'prc- Rolztntl .johnson :intl Hairy Smith. 'IOI' Rlhll I: Kllznton Wul- wntzitivc in thc Norllnrc-xt Cloltlvn Glovcs. NllDlJI,li: 'lhc rnm vxhihits thc skill than won him thc- honor ol Big Ninn' intrzlnnnztl high tlirce- ol' tht' howling lczigtic, Howzml Olson. llli'll1lllNl. llzlvicl Moorc, at my-nior this year, Imrticipatccl in thc Howling in at apt-tial lcztgtiv, its pant ol tht' intrzr Zlllllllill Colclc-n Gloves boxing tourney. Moore was mnrztl progrznn. ntztny lzoys linux- l1vc'oinv lrrolicicnt in lztvorcml to win thv wvltcrwciglil division hut lost ll lorgottcn sport. Howztr1l0lson. Rolztnml Alohnson :mtl closc tlm-c-rouncl ch-vision to hlim Pztrriot ol' Kcistcr Gary Smith had thc liiglu-st :tu-rzigcs ol' thc yt-ur. in thc linztls. l'zn'riot, nnahlc to go to Minneapolis lot' thc cliannpionsllip honts. tlcsignzltccl Moort' to rc- .Xt thc lllllllllll Lions' Clnh Ioothztll lJ2llIlIllCl, Rich, plum him. llztvicl mitch- at good showing hy winning artl Cl. Nelson was clcclcml lfllil cztptztin hy thc tncnr his Iirst hont. llc lost thc scconcl hy at close' tlvcision. lycra ol thv I9-18 loothzlll squad. lB0'l"l'OM l.l-1I"il': llvn lfrcclrit'kson :md Cztptaiin .lznncs Mu BO'I"IAONl RIGHT: Bernie Bicrmam. footlmll toucli of thc Kvown, .-Xllwrt Lui wt'n'stlct's :tt thc Stattc tmmmmt-nt. Not pit- l'nirct'sity of Minncsolzt. l'0lIgl'2llllllll1'S Ri4'l1zn'tl C, Nvlson. lillfl tnrvtl is Dztrrcll l.:inclL'. loothztll cziplztin. Ay' S, Q. PERSONALITIES 7 'Mme A 'N ' fuk: gift fff ND, -If mtl f' "fl" J il.: r 'ff " QM! 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As usual nothing seetned to go right, but as the caravan rolled down Broadway, Roger Nash and Donald Renslow could well be proud of their work, for the spectators agreed that this was the best parade that they had attended. .-Xs the parade passed before the judges, final selec- tions were made. -1.-X P.,-X, received first prize of five dollarsg their float featured a skunk and the slogan of "Skunk the Scarletsf' Second prize went to l05 PA., third to 302, fourth to 105 junior high and Art Club received fifth prize. judges were XVilliam Sturtz, Ron- nie Stephenson, Stanley Speltz, Ed Sletten, Ray Fos- sum, Lyle Ostrander and Russell Glenn. Following the parade, Robert Dahlen and Annette Aitchison led the traditional "Snake Dance" to Spring Lake Park where the cheerleaders, student body and bonfire waited. Even as the bonfire burned low the pep of the students was so high that no one left and everyone yelled himself hoarse. Dick Nelson and Harold Duffy were in charge of getting the materials for tl1e bonfire. XVith the news ol the queen disclosed, thoughts and enthusiasm of the student body and alumni tttrned toward the game with our old rival, Austin. 'l'he Donald Wong and Harold Hong detapitate an imaginary Scarlet: "Puff, puff! Toot, toot! There we go!": Beverly Knutson swings a mean brush as she dauhs out Richard Ochs and Neil Garrett, liusv as beavers are Violet Otteson, Ruth Young and Delores Schaeffer as they prepare for the big parade, Umm 74 D numerous potlucks which preceded the game were events many will never lorget. For the seniors it meant the last Homecoming that they would plan and work on. For the juniors it was the realization that next year would be their l-lomecoming, while for the sophomores it will have only begun. 'l'he bleachers were packed with students, alumni and other sports enthusiasts. Everyone bought pro- grams to see pictures of the team, coaches, Queen -loann and her attendants. Spirit was high as a thrill packed game was played before the eyes of 1500 spec- tators. .Xt hall'-time the cherry-and-blue-elad band saluted Austin, our loes, by lorming a huge "A" and playing their school song. Breaking ranks they march- ed in the lormation ol' ol' an "AL" and played our loyalty song. .X lanlare ol' trumpets announced the entrance ol' our beloved Queen Ol-oann and her at- tendants in a sleek convertible. Following the game, with spirits still high, the dis- appointed yet happy crowd wended their way to the armory where they danced to the music ol' jimmy Smith, under a gaily decorated ceiling ol' cherry and blue streamers. lNliniature Tigers prowled the walls, while happy groups sat around sipping cokes and talking. .Xt one o'clock as the last strains of music died away only the sounds ol' happy retreating voices cottld be heard as they proclaimed this the best Home- coming in which they had participated. l'he school spirit enlolds the crowd as they happily mill around the bonlire: Queen joann Hellekseu and her escort, Douglas Nelson, smile as the camera catches them ready lor the next dance: A rose to the crowd as Queen joann and her attendants. Ruth Aspenson, lilisabeth Ehrhardt, Marv Olson and Pauline Hansen. pass. I'.tt lhotnpson, Algernon johnson. VI8 senior class president, lXl:n'ianne Miller and Robert Dolan. V18 junior class president, lead the grand march: .X sidewalk cafe crowd watches as dancers swirl by. UniVC As the "Showb0at" waterwheel turns. intent laces watch the Page 120 Hoor show during intermission. One of the most precious threads woven in the rich tapestry depicting high school life was the junior- Senior Prom. Hearts were certainly voting and gay on tl1at eventful eve in May, '-18. Hardworking Irene Ott viewed with just satisfaction the long rows of attractively decorated banquet tables. Later, as the rootn gradually filled, the festive mood was heightened by the pseudo-sophistication of excited upperclassnlen. Following the banquet and after- dinner speeches, gay dancers ascended to the boys' gymnasium. At the far end of the great room a famous eleven- piece orchestra-namely, Fats Carlson-settled down for action. Couples drifted to and fro laughing and discussing the banquet which had just concluded. Dancing in a "Showboat" dreamland, upperclassmen enjoyed the fruits of conscientious junior planning and long hours of preparation. Setting the scene with a waterwheel revolving lazily in sparkling water and a yellow moon blinking know- ingiv on a secluded rose garden, co-managers Mavis Augustine and George Vandertnate at long last breath- ed a sigh of relief-their task was over. They knew everything would run off stnoothly front start to finish because of their exhausting preparations. The senior class president, Algernon johnson, es- corted the junior class president, Robert Dolan, to the head of a long line of couples gathered near the door. Music-and thus began the promenade and an unfor- gettable social event of the year, the ball given in honor of the senior class by the juniors. - Daffy Dcmcea lo elnnax the National Honor Society carnival a free danfe was held in the girls' gyni. The catch to the lree part ol' it was a toll gate, situated a short distance lroni the door, which eonipelled all those desiring to dance, to pay. Daneing in stocking leet lo the niusit' ol' the high school swing' hand constituted the traditional sock hop. lVinners were chosen froni the shot-less dancers who had the niost decorative socks. 'l'his unusual event was sponsored hy the Science Clluh. 'l'he sophoniore class. in an effort to raise funds lor their class. revived "Sadie Hawkins Day". ,-Xecortling to the hill-hilly fustoin, this was the day when all the Daisy Maes chased their Lil' Ahners. On the eve ol' Deteniher Il, the girls, worn by the chase, escorted their tatehes to the dance. Ralph XVetlge, a townsinan, acted as niaster ol' cerenionies. Marlene Parks and Roger Nash reigned as Queen and King ol' Hearts at the annual Queen ol' Hearts dance. Cupids and hearts decorated the walls sur- rounding the gay and festive dancers. All money raised at the dance went to the Have-11-Heart fund. "We have the prettiest socks." Beverly Hull. Belly lVright, Richard Nelson, Gloria lfinlt and Pauline Hansen: "Hold on tight. Roig!" King Roger Nash and Queen Marlene Parks: A Sadie Hawkins Day scene. "NIarrying Sam", Darrell Mouser, looks on as "Daisy Mae", Ruth Camp. pleads with "I.il' Abner". Char- les Wnlll: she operates the toll gate, Evelyn .Xndersen, collects the fee from the would he-dancers. ,gwgrxt jg Page l2l ROW I: Nllllfl' Nepp. Snsztn .'xlllll'l'SOll, hleztnne Kllllllllg, .-Xlyee K2llICIllIlCyCl', Nlatrilyn llttker, Kathleen l'ilCSl'llL',,l1lllCl joltnsrud. Shirley Westrtnn. nleznnte Knplatn, lloztn Norgzntrd. Nlatrliss Ber- l1ow, l':1ttv COl'llI'1lll, Lois lenson, Bexerlx llull. Nluvis Augustine. Cervztise l,lll'SOIl. lSz11'l1:t1'z1i ll1'z1:1te11, Kathleen lensen. Row 2: Beverly Watngen, Verntt Nloen, Audrey Nelson, Robert Reed. llirdiene Meyers. Rolannl Creen, Betty Anold, I.eRoy Yarn Proosky. hlztvis llzthn, xxfllllll' Anderson, Nlztrgety Hztll, llill Stone, Betty lfelber, liugette l'rztntner, Mztrgztret Aliteqnes. Lowell llztker, Chztrlotle Runden, Williztn Kueherzt, Lois fillI'lSlCllSOll, Russell Jensen, Geraldine Pztrks. Darrell Nlneser, Dorotlty Bolin- ger. ROW fl: NlZll'lCllC lVoIlT, Diane Smith, Sarah Yz111deku1np, .Xrnold lglCllCl'lIlllllll, Nlzrrilyu Kllllltlllllllll, Elsie BCI'gSlI'OIll, joztnne Clatyhottrtt, liztrl Sorenson, l'il'llC5llllC l.lllClClll1lll, Chztrles YVUIIIC, Mztrgretttt Olson, Robert llzrltlen, Helen Nliller, Roald Storviek. Nlzrrjory Peterson. Wztldenntr Storviek, l.u Verne lloelseher. Don- zild Nlittatg. Lornzt Borland, 1-Iugene Yerdoorn, Betty Kluldown. .lohn Sllll'll, Betty 'liL'lllll'5Oll. Lowell Moen. ROW -I: Clzntdizt Ness, lrene Ott, Roger Sehoning, Rose Nlztrie Slolztzts, Shirley l.llllllSll'OlIl. Solreig Nlttnson. Lowell 151111, Marry Ann Swenson. Peter Nlondeel, Carolyn Dahl, .Xlbertus Brant. ll:11'l1111':t kron, Kenneth l,ClC'l'SOll, sloztnne Cznnble, Nlatriltn Reatrdon, Lucille Wallin, Warren EIIIIUOIIS. Marry HlllIlllllllSl. I O Patge l22 XVith guy songs ztnd at lestive eznttpus lor tl1e setting, the ehorus presented a two-aet operetta, uci2lIllIJllS Daze." Carrying the leading roles were Earl Sorenson as Spencer Coodnow and lirttestine l.llllll'Ill2lll as Carrie jenkins. illlll' operettzt wats directed by Robert l.. Myers, assisted it1 the speaking parts and dance routines by Miss 1-Xrdella Crier :tnd Miss Cerztldine Ryberg, respectively. 'l'he seenes took plztee :tt lieetztx College at the boarding house ol hflil jenkins, who was enzteted by Helen Miller. It was at this house that the students gathered alter their elztsses, Spencer. at student all Bee- lax, had beeotne so lar i11 debt he was able to lree l1i111- sell' only with the :tid ol' Porky, Robert Dzthlen, and Fred, l,aVerne Hoelseher. Rornantie interest was provided by the spillire, Bob- bie, Mztrgretta Olson, and her ztntztgonist, 'I'on11ny, Charles lVnlll', wlto eventually beeztnte reeotteiled. Cztrrie eontes to Beetztx College beeztnse an unknown aunt has agreed to pay all expenses, provided that Carrie spend her time witl1 studies, IIOI parties. " 1. lOl, Currie. nn' sweet. Ernestine l.lllllClll1lll. liztrl Sorenson: Colne bark here :ind wztit lzthles! Helen Xliller, Robert ll1llllQllQ Why didn't we tind tl1is out sooner? Clntrles Wulll, Mnrgrettat Olson. BELOW: OI1, Hirtnnl xy1tlllL'lIl2lI' Storxiek. Marjorie l'et- erson: Money, Money! IlOllIllll Nlittztg: Well, Coxernor vlllOlllP' son! I.n Verne lloelsrl1e1'. Roztld Storviek. 'l'he "Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens was prel sentetl hy the stuclents ol the gratle. junior high and senior high schools, Fritlay, December I7. William liuchera portrayetl Scrooge, who thought that Christmas was a "humbug" ttntil past, present antl luture Clhristmases were revealetl to him by the three ghosts ol' Christmas. He then trietl to right the wrongs he had committetl by raising the wages ol' his employees antl treating all with a Christmas spirit. Visiting Scrooge, Robert Armstrong, as Marley's ghost, wore the chains he had lorgetl in his crooked business lile as Scrooge's partner. As Marley left he inlormecl a lrightenetl Scrooge that he was sending the ghosts ol Christmas past, present and Christmas yet-to-he, playetl by Margaret Thompson, Kathleen Flesche :mtl Margaret lllunt, respectively. 'l'hese ar- rivals showetl hitn scenes from his home lile to remintl a sorry Scrooge ol' his sinlul cleetls. 'l'he incomparable 'l'iny 'lim uttering the lamous quotation, "God liless Us Everyone." capturetl the hearts ol the stutlents. lleralcl Stiles playecl the role ol the small, crippletl chiltl. llntler the tlirection ol' Miss .Xrtlella Grier, clramatic coach, the cast interpretetl in an excellent manner the immortal story hy Charles Dickens. Nlarjorie llellie consoles a tearful young Scrooge. Paul Krueger. l'he ghost ol' tlltristtnas past, Margaret Thompson, watches Scrooge. William Kuchera. balance his hooks. 'l'he rast ol' the play inclutletl the tlancers ,the spirits ol' Christmas, the carolers. Holm Klratchit :mtl his family, Scrooge antl his nephew. Marley, Scrooge :mtl his sister as young cltiltlrett, the litltller. :intl Scrooge's housekeeper. QQ xl t I QS ! Page l24 . D . Our hearts were truly young and gay the night of the senior class play, "Our Hearts NVere Young and Gay." On November l2 and I3, the double casts pre- sented excellent performances before packed houses. On Friday night, Alice Thuesen and Gayle Peterson portrayed Cornelia O. Skinner and Emily Kimbrough, with Donald Renslow as Leo and Norman Seberson as Dick playing opposite them. This combination with their supporting cast turned in an exceptional performance and displayed real dramatic ability. Another excellent cast showed their promising dra- matic tendencies on Saturday night when Margretta Olson and Joann Helleksen capahly lived the parts of Cornelia and Emily. Playing opposite them were Howard Hultgren and Richard Botz as Leo and Dick. Scenes changed from aboard ship to hotels in Paris which were of typical Parisian style. The girls were a dizzy couple and their numerous adventures minus Cornelia's parents proved almost too much. Because girls are girls and these were more unusual than most, they happened to meet two young Amer- ican medical students and before the trip was over had managed to accept dance invitations to the Har- vard winter prom. WVith this ahead, the girls left Paris and anxiously awaited their arrival home. "Open W'ide!" Richard Botz, Alice Thuesen, Donald Renslow. Gayle Peterson, Dale Jackson: "Oh, You rnffian!" Donald Ren- slow, Alice Thuesen, Gayle Peterson, Norman Seherson: "Merci, mademoisellesf' Loraine Fleming, Margretta Olson, Joanne Clay- bourn, Joann Hellekseng "What's wrong, Emily?" Margretta Olson. Joann Helleksen. 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W-q-1, I I Rohert Mix, Austin stuclent cottncil presiclent. servecl as Master-ol'-KIeremonies at the thircl annual exchange assenthlv. This exchange plan originatecl at at Stuclent Council convention. The purpose ol' these assemblies was to promote better school relations be- tween the two rivals. The chorus. uncler the clirection ol' Paul Heltnie. openecl the program hv singing a group ol' religious selections. Following this, a girls' string ensemble, contposecl ol' a cello, violin ancl a piano, presented two musical selections. A hovs' quartet macle up ol' two high school ancl two junior college stuclents. ollierecl a Iew vocal selections. ug 9 "lNIinnesota. Hail to Thee," was the historical pag- eant commemorating the state's one-hunclreclth terri- torial anniversarv. The pageant was presentecl to the high school stuclents in an assembly ancl an evening performance to the public. 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For a change the weathernian granted us a hot sul- try day instead of the cool rainy one so typical in the middle ol May. At ll:00 sharp. the long awaited bell rang and everybody poured Olll ol' the building. Since no cars were allowed, buses provided the trans- portation for those who wished to ride. The ener- getic class hiked by way of the railroad tracks and highway IS, or peddled their bicycles. lt wasn't long before the Student Council had set up the coke and hotdog stand. l'eople's appetites were so ravenous that the luke-warm hotdogs, squashed sand- wiches and warm cokes were gulped down with very little effort on their part. 7 'a 74164 Zag Soon XVedge's grove was literally littered with Coke bottles, remnants ol' wiener huns, bread erusts, paper saeks, and kids standing, sitting and mostly lying around waiting for the events to begin. Softball games provided entertainment lor all in the open lield. .-X little way oll, volley-hall and pitching horse shoes were going at lull tilt. A little later every one grabbed a part ol' the rope that formed the ring for the wheelbarrow races, potato saek races and the egg throwing contest, watching the winners take all. 1 The greatest tlimax came when the juniors pulled the '-18 seniors aeross the creek and won the Alug ol' XVar for the coming year. Alter that, it was run for your life or be thrown into the muddy water. Most chose the latter, glad to he cooled oll. No matter how tired. dirty and hedraggled the ad- venturers were. all looked forward to having a big time that evening at the Hobo Day danee. Z Msfsa-I XISOYIQ: .NX typital rush at the relreslnnent stand lmttvvun events. Students elsnnored for serviee to satisfy ravtnons up petites. BEIUW: Heave ho! tlltn don't get vout lttt vvtt J Pug Rt'ctI. Rohcrt Mt'tZornttt'k. -loannc Gatnlwltu Marx Ann I,1ll'SOll. Mavis .-Xtigtistintw Grtrttt t'xpt't'toratiotis. Mithztcl Duggan: i Poi samor! xloannt' Clanhtmrn. Helen MiIIt'r: From hchintl those swinging tloors. Matrjory Daw: Hcrtr's mtltl in ycr eye. Aloann Ht'IIt'Itst'llZ .XII that for ont' so young? Lois jean Rt't'tl tantl I'rit'ntIj: Il't'm KLttttt'rats. Carol Emmons, Bcity Mttltlown, Mai- jory Daw, .XIitt' l'htttrst'n: .X toast to Miss firicr Irom tht' st'niol plat ttlsli llt'atI't'yt' Dicks, Rohcrt Dolan, y'ilIllC5 Kurtz. Um Wwe .-Xntl now it's just about timt' to say gootl-hyt' to our tIt'ar oItI high school. tht' platt' that mt'ant so mttt'h to us all tluring thcst' last Iour yt'ars. XVt"II nt'vt'r I'orgt't our Irt'shman yt'ar-tht' to-rt't'rcaA tional tlanting t'Iasst's-thc freshman partyfrt'It'rt'cing tht' games on Play Day at Almhott l'it'ItI. 'I'ht'n taint' our sophomort' yt'ar-getting lost tht' Iirst I't'w tlavs-our own li st uatl winnin f almost t'vt'rv , I . , gamt'-Ialltng tlown at tht' roIIt'r skating party. SutItIt'nIy wt' wtfrt' juniorsftoloring history mapsf tht' class play lacing a hit-our Iloor show at tht' prom-- pttlling tht' st'niors across M't'tIgt"s CIrt't'I-t. Mt' know wt' won't forget our scnior yt'arfhaving ottr own Homt't'oming tItlt't'nfa smashing 'I'igt'rs' Roarftht' sophistitation ol' tht' st'nior tt'afmart'hing tlown tht' aislt' to "l'omp antl Klirt'ttmstant't's" with that horrihlt' yt't wontlcrlttl It't'Iing ol gratluation. Yes, our hearts have been young antl gay tht'st' short -4 fn .za rf J? 44 e fu 4. .. .. I-J tv 4 fn "1 '41 O "1 TQ fm .. II.. -J ru .. -J -J :. ... 7 f: 'Fl - .. - 'T f: N MM "'-. IIN nm dank In sluulx lu IIN' Imllx, xoung m.m. tI7lllfUll.lllll .lx ll man Inc: lhgulcx Hull! uml Xllw HILIIIKIIC llcmulli K lllllllll lllK'l'1lli0Il lwing IDl'l'f1lI'lIN'Kl In XVQIIITII IQIIIIIIUIINI l.cl'x mul ln' rm .cl qu Illlll' likm' Ihix, Dimk ll. Nvlwn llllll QICZIIIIH' Cizulx Kimln rush? -Iuxum llvllckwni ilmmxcnlimx. 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Arthur ..,.... 52, 76. 90. 122 Anderson. Avon --- ............ -58 Anderson. Betty ..... ..., 5 2 Anderson, Bonnie .... .,,, 6 0 Anderson. Carol --- ...... -48 Anderson. Duane .... ......... 1 10 Anderson. Erliss ...... ---118. 68. 71 Anderson, Harlan .... ......... 6 0 Anderson, Herbert --- .... 27. 87 Anderson, Jean .... ......... 5 8 Anderson. Joanne ,,.. ............ 5 2 Anderson. John ...,, ,,,, 1 8. 90, 122 Anderson, Luzetla .... ....... 5 6. 86 Anderson. Marlene ..,, ,,.,, 5 2. 83 Anderson. Mary ...... .... 5 6 Anderson. Mavis O. ,.,. ,.,, 1 8 Anderson. Mavis --.-. .....,.... 60 Anderson, Paul ..... ........ 5 2. 92 Anderson, Richard ...,... 27. 81, 87, 96 Anderson. Roger ..,............ 48. 81 Anderson. Selma .... 51. 52, 71. 80. 110 Anderson, Shirley A. .,.,........... 60 Anderson, Shirley J. ............... 60 Anderson. Susan .................. --------18,68. 70. 80, 86.90, 122, 129 Andresen. Erwin .................. 76 Andreson, Clarinc --- ,,,, 58 Armstrong, Doris ....e,,,.. ..... 1 50 Armstrong. Robert ...,,........... ---------27. 68. 71, 90. 123.127.1111 Armstrong. Rose ..,,.,..,... 52. 70. 91 Arneson. Gary ,,,,,,.............. 56 Arneson, lvan ............,....... 52 Arnold. Betty ..................... U,-U-,-,--27, 68, 70. 76. 85. 90. 122 Arrett, Ethel ..,.................. 60 Arveson, Elizabeth ,,,,,,,,, 18. 70, 120 Asher Patty ..... ......... 1 i0 Asher, Rosslyn --- --... 56 Ashley, Lucille --- Ashpole, Mary --- Ashpole, Roger -- Aske. Terry ....... Aspenson, Ruth ..,. ---55. 86 -----58 ----56 ------N -----60 --------27, 6-1. 70.1l6. 117.110, 119 Attig, Eva Mae- ...........,.... ---71 Augustme, Mavis ..............-. - 24, 26, 67, 69, 70. 8-t, 85, 86. 90. 122. 127, 130. 131 Axelson. Margie --- B Babey. John ..... Bachtle. Arliss --- Bachtle. Darlene ...- Bachtle. Janis --- Backlund, Leslie --- Bailcy, Lavonne --- Baker, Eldon .... Baker. Joyce .... Page 132 ----56. 86 --52 ----58 ----56 -.---18 ----52 58 - .... 56 ---27. 70 Wwlez Baker. Juanita .,., Baker. Kent .--- Baker. Lowell --- Baker. Marilyn .... Bakke, Jerome .... Bakken. Alvera --- Baldwin. LaVern -- Ball, Mary ...,,,. ---18. -------------58 ---------------58 ----13. .90. 122 27 1 70, 90, 122 ------------56 -----52, 71 517 --Qllli-i6fil5 Barber. Eilien ,.,,.,,,............ 48 Barr. Lowell .........,,,,,........ , . -----------52. 13. 11, 80. 90, 92. 122 Bartz, Robert ,,.,..,,............. 58 Bay. Barbara .... Beadle, Darlene -.- Beaver. Phillip --- Beck, Doris ...... Beck. Isabell ..... Becker. Barbara - - - Becker, Merlyn --- Behlc. Roger ...... Behrends, Jean ...L Bchring, Barbara-V Beighley. Elton --- Belina, Bob ------- Bendixen. Robert -- Benson, Donald -- Bera, Frank -- Bera, Jon -----. ---56. 78. 86 --------56 ------27. 89 ----'18, 70. 131 ------18, 71 --------60 ----------52 ---27. 67. 88 -----27. 120 ----58, 61, 7-1 --------58 - ---- '18 -------52 ----18. 126 -----------28 ---56, 78, 109 Berg, Jerald -----. - --------. -18 Berg, 1Vanda ---.-- -..-.-.. 6 0 Bergen. Marguerite --- ----18. 70. 80 Berglund, Richard --------.... 56, 109 Bergstrom, Eslie ---.- 52. 90, 92, 93. 122 Berhow, Marliss ------------ -18, 90. 122 Bettner. Harland - - Bettner. LaVonne ---- '18 "fQ11ffiI56 Bickford, Barbara -......---..----- 56 Biedermann, Arnold --------26. 28, 63. 67. 68, 69. 90, 122 Bierke, Gerald ....-------..-...... 56 Bjerke. Gretta ..-------.--..-..... 56 Black, Ruth .----.----..-.-------- ----47, -48, 65, 67. 69. 71, 86. 123, 131 Black, Wlilliam -------------.....- 56 Blake, Betty .-.-----.--- 52, 71. 73. 80 Blake. Jean ..-...-..-.---..-.. 28. 89 Blakeslee, Beverly---51. 70. 72. 91. 112 Blakeslee, Jerry ..-.-- 28. 35, 71. 96. 120 Blakeslee, Nancy ......-..-.---- 28, 70 Blizzard. Betty Jean .-...--.- 58, 78, 92 Blunt, Jnliana - --.-------------. -- ----------28. 32, 68. 70. 82, 85. 127 Blunt. Margaret ---.---.---------. -------52, 64, 68. 71 77.so. 115.123 Bock. Raymond ....- . -.----------- 58 Boe, Patricia ......-.--.--. -..-- 6 0 Boeck. Robert ---- Boelke, Roger ..-. Boelter L'1e . y .-...- Boerner. Margaret --- Bohonek. Richard --- Bok, Patricia --.- .. - Bok, Roger ------- Bolinger, Dorothy -.--- - Bolinger. Francis ---- - - Bolinger, John ---- Bolinger, Vivian ---- ---56 ---56 ---56 ---60 ---56 -----------56 -------------18 -28. 87. 90, 122 --------28, 89 ------------60 ---52. 91 Bongfeldt, Paul ----.-- ---93 Bonnerup. Richard --.. ---28 Booth, Shirlee ......- ---18 Borland, John -.--------...--.---. 60 Borland. Lorna --.-..---.--.------ -------------28. 35, 82. 90, 120. 122 Bot7, Richard -.----. .. --.--.--.-. - 22. 26. 28, 29, 6-1. 67. 69, 74, 83. 96. 97. 116,124,130 Bourne, Mary -- Bowman. Lila ---- Boyd, Constance -.-. --------56 -----,----60 ---60. 66. 78 Boyd. Orlyn .... .1 -----.... 13, 28, 128 Braaten, Barbara -----..-.-------- --------------18, 6 86. 90. 122 Brabec, Lorraine .-.... - -.-.-...... 52 Brady, Ann --.--- Brand, Joyce --- Brand, Rita ------ Brandt. Harold --- Bratt. Albertus --.- Breiland, Gary --- Bridley, Billy --- Briggs, Lila .... -----------5.2 Brince. Jack .--- Brooks. Ma-ry .-.. --52. 6 Brors, ---18, 86 -----18 -------------61 80, 90. 122 ----------18 ----------58 ----------52 -------------18, 80 7.69,91. 110 Patricia .... ........... 5 6. 86 Broskaaf, Helen --- --- Brouwers, Henry - - - --.--.-- 28, 38 Browman, John --- --- Brown, Hugh ---- - - - Brown. Lowell ---. 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Lorraine --- Carlsen, Lucille --- Carlsgaard, Joan .--- Carlson, Donald --- Carlson, Elroy ---- Carlson, Janice ....... Carlson, Van Kirk---, Carson, Marilyn --- Carney. Anna -.------- Carrisalez, Anna Mary-- Carrisalez, Virginia --- Carroll, Phyllis -.-- Casey. Don ----- - Cate, Evelyn ------ ---18. 71. ----------56 .71. 121,131 -----------18 --- ----. 52 ---29. 89 -------52 ----18. 86 -----60 -----58 ---52, 71 -------60 --------60 87 -----29. 71 -------5F -------56 ---58, 59 --------58 Chaffee, Milo ---..--.--------- 52. 126 Chapman, Thomas ----.- Chase. Wlilliznn .---- .29. 6 ----------56 7. 71, 96. 120 Chase, Susan -----.-----,- ,, ---, 58, 66 Christensen, Adrian --.-- Christenson, Duane -- ----------56 ---60 Darg, Elaine .................. 58, 92 Christenson. Gerald --- .......- -56 Christensen, James .... ..... 5 6, 66 Christensen, Lavoune ........... 48. 90 Christensen, Lois ........... 29, 68, 122 Christensen. Lorraine ........... 52, 91 Christenson, Marjorie --- ....... --60 Christensen, Paul ...... .... 2 9, 74 Christenson, Phyllis --- -----29 Christensen, Tommy .... ---60 Christensen, William .............. 48 Christiansen, Marvyl .............. 29 Christopherson, Donna--48, 82, 93, 127 Chrs, Bevcrly ..................... 52 Clark, Harold .................... 56 Clark, Howard --- ---60 Clausen, Craig ...... ---60 Classen, Douglas .... ---60 Claussen, Delmon .............. ---58 Claybourn, Joanne---. .......... --- ---29. 67, 70, 82.90, 91, 122,124, 130 Clikeman, Eva ..., Clough, Esther --- Cochran, Patty ..... Cole, Stella ....... Colstrup, Earl ...... Colstrup, Kenneth ................ Conlan. William ....... Conley, Dorothy .... 01 Conlan, David ................ 60, 109 48 92 Connly, Rollin ...... Converse, Marilyn .... Cook, Janice ....... Cooling, Roger --- Cooling, Shirley .... Cornelius, Shirley --- Cornick, Loren --- Cornick, Myrna .... Cornick, Roger ..... Corwin, Roger .... - Cram, Marlene Rae ........ 58. 66. 92 Crane, LaDon ........ Crawford, Russel --- Crouch, Patricia .... Cunningham, Larry Curzen, Collen ..... ------------52, 91 ------------56 -----48, 90, 122 ----------56 ---------48, 75 58 --17, 48. 75, 1 ----56 -----58 ---------58 ----30, 110 -------58 -----52 ---58, 92 ----48, 108 -----------'18, 109 ---------56 -------56 60 -----------52, 126 ---------56. 78, 86 Cutts, Marna ........... 52, 71, 80, 110 D Dahl, Carolyn --- Dahl. Duane --- -----30, 90,122 56 Dahl, Duane --- ....... --60 Dahl, Donna --- -----52 Dahl, Maureen .... ........... 5 6, 93 Dahl, Vernie ..................... Dahlcn, Robert ........ Dale, Jack-- Dale, I.aVon 56 30. 90. 122. 127 --------106, 107 --- ......... 56, 61, 74 Dale, Marlene .............. 13, 22, 30 Dale, Nacliene ...... Dale, Sidney -50. 52, 71, 80, 110 ----------------------60 Dammen, Robert .............. 48, 88 Davison, Gloria ............. 58, 61, 74 Daw, Marjory-29, 30, 68, 70, 77, 82, 130 56 Delgado, Delores .................. Dempewold, John ................. Denson, Denise ..... DeRaad, Dona Mae DeRaad, Marilyn --- 56 56 -- - ---56 30 60 Deusmier, Deloris --- Deuth, Beverly ..... DeVries, Dorothy --- --II-18 -------48 DeVrtes, Jack .................. 48, 88 Dickman, Nadine - - -----------30, 67, 69, 71, 81, 85,123 . . . 92 Dillmg, Shirley ................. 60, Dirksen, Beverly .................. Distad, Deloris .... Distad, Roger ....... Doebbeling, Lyle ..... -----48, Doebbeling, Maurice .............. 56 60 -- - - - - -56 88 30 66 Dolan, Darlene ................ 56, Dolan, Nora .............. 48, 110, 111 Dolan, Robert ............ ......-- 26, 30, 96, 97, 98 130 , 100, 101, 102, 120. Dollum, Norman ...... .......--. 5 2 Dombroske, Donna ............. ---52 Donovan, John ................ --- 47, 48, 75, 96, 98, 101, 102, 103, 108 Donovan, Thomas ............ -56, 66 Dorman, Junior ...... .......... 5 6 Dowling, Max ..... ........ 4 3 Doyle, Kathleen --- ..... 47, 48 Doyle, Lois ...... .....-- 5 8 Draayer, Arlotte --- ......... -56 Draayer, Robert --- ........... -56 Dress, George ...... .... 4 8, 96, 97, 98 Dnbey, Clayton .... ,...,......... 3 0 Dudley, David --- ..............- 52 Dudley, Mary ...................- 58 Duffy, Harold ........ 30, 63, 74, 83, 96 Duggan, Laurence ............. 56, 66 Duggan, Michael ...............-- -----25, 26, 30, 41, 67, 73, 77. 85,130 Dunn, Doyle ....................- 56 Dunn, Mary Jane .............. 30. 89 Dunn, Ward ........ ........---- 3 0 Dunsworth, Wilma ....... 30, 41, 70. 89 Dusek, Judy ........ .......-.--- 6 0 E Earl, Donald ....... ....... 3 1 Earl, Joyce .... ..... 5 6, 56 Earp, David ................... 60, 78 Easter, Charles .............. ...... ---116, 48, 75, 96, 97, 98, 103, 108, 109 Edwardson, Gerald ............... - 71 74 96 108 115 116 31, 64, 65, , 131 1 1 1 u , Egge, Gayle--. ----.- 52, 71, 83, 110, 123 Egge, Jacqueline --.-.---------.... 48 Ehrhardt, Elisabeth ---.-..-....... 25, 31, 64, 65, 67. 117,119 69, 84, 85, 110, 116, Eidahl, Konrad --.-------- 56, 92, 109 Eisenbise, Donna .-.-....-.......- 58 Ellmgson, Carol -...-.--.-.-..-. 52. 91 Emmons, Carol -------. 31, 93, 111, 130 Emmons, Warren ---.--------.-. -- ------52, 68, 73, 90, 93, 122, 123, 131 Emstad, Gloria ---...-... 47, 48, 71. 86 Enderson, Duane -..---........... 60 Enderson, Carolyn ----.----------- Engbritson, Curtis 58 -------------48, 73 79 92 Engen, James -..---... 52, 68, 76. , Engen, Joanne .-.- ---.-.--.. 5 2, Ericksen, Thyra ---.-. Erickson, Barbara ...- Erickson, Gary -.... Er nbach oan 68 -------56, 92 ---17, 52, 91 52 -----If11IIfQ5s ss pe ,J ----- Espe, Marlys -.-.--........-...... Esse, Kenneth -----.--- 60, 92. 107, 109 Esse, Marilyn -..---..-.. 52, 91, 93, 123 Flaskcrud, Betty ---. -----17, 52, 91 Flaten. Joe Vonne ----....-..------ 60 Flatness, Richard -.-.-.---.-...-.- 56 Fleming, Loraine .--. 31, 68, 70, 85, 124 Flesche, Kathleen --- . .-.--- ------- --------48, 70.90, 110. 122. 123, 125 Fligge, Keith ------.-..- 55, 56, 66, 131 Flim, Alyce ---.----.-------------. 56 Flngum, 110 ---. Evans, Eugene ---..... L .- -....-. 58, 107 Evans, Gwendolyn --...--......... 60 Evans, Kenneth ---.. ....- 3 1 Evans, Kenneth ---.-...-----.-- 75, 88 Evans, Shirley --.--- . -...-----.... 58 Everson, Mary --.-......-..-...... ------------24. 26, 31.67, 82, 85, 93 Ewald, Glenn .----.----.--.----.. 31 Ewald, Marilyn --------------.-... 56 . F Faleide, Janelle .-.. ---13, 31. 71 Felber, Doris ---- .....--- 5 6 Felber, Doris -...- ...-.... 5 6 Fernelius, Gordon -- ...-....-. 56 Fink, Dwayne .-....--.-.-... 48, 86, 88 Fink, Gloria ----.---.------.....-. --------22, 29, 31, 67, 68, 70, 86, 121 Fink, Violet -----..---..---.... 17, 52 Fink, Wallace --..--------........ 56 ----------52, 91 Foley, Richard --- .---.-.---.-. --60 Foley, Roger .-.- -.-. l 8, 31, 92, 120 Folie, Janet --- -.-.-...--..-- 56 Folie, Lois ----.- -----..- 4 8, 71 Folie, Marjorie -.-- ----.--------- 5 8 Folic, Stanley .--.-,..-.-. 31, 96, 97, 98 Forbes, Edward -..--.- 48, 75, 77, 86. ' Foss, Joanne ------ 17. 93 52, 68, 71, 80, 91 loss, John ---.-...-.--- 48, 75, 106, 107 Foss, Larry .--- --.--.-....--.-.. 6 0 Fossum, Jerry --- ------------58 Frandle, Darlene ...---..--.--.-..- 58 Frcdickson, Ben . -..---..--.---... --------------18, 6-1, 75, 106, 107, 113 Freeman, Twila -..-.--.--.-.----- 48 Freemott, Bobbc Lou ..-.-... ---56, Friedman, LaDonna ---. Friedman, La Verne -..- 86 -----------31 -----------56 Fritz, JoAnn ---..-.-.----.-- 56, 66, 86 Fritz, John ---...... Fritz, Patricia .----. Frondal, Adeline ..-. Frondal, Dale -.---. Fryclenlund, Anna -- Fuller, Lois Ann .... ----------86 ----31, 110 -----56 -----56 -----48 -----58 G Gaarder, Robert ---. ..--- 6 6 Gaetze, Maribeth --- -----56 Gallagher, Daniel --- -.-----..- --58 Gallegher, Donna ----.--.--.----.. 31 Gamble, Betty -..-..-.-. 32, 71, 77, 120 Gamble, Joanne --..-.--- 67 2-1, 29, 32, 61, 63, 90, 120, 122, 130 , ssf -7711-835 -ss. Garrett, Nell .---------------- 60, 118 Garrity, Patrick ---. Gavlc, Orice ---.- Gendler, Jean ....... -------14 -----52 -----58. 93 George, Robert -.-.... ---. 5 2, 109 Gilbertson, Dwayne --- .---. --56 Gilbertson, Rolland --- .-.- -32 Gilpin, Diane -..--- .--.. 4 8 Gilpin, Patricia -.--. ...----- 6 0 Girlz, Joseph .-----.-- --... 5 2, 76 Godtland, LuVerne --- -.-..- -52 Golberg, Robert -...-...-.-.------ 60 Gold, Raymond ...--...-.-------. 56 Gonzalez, John -.-. 48, 75. 106, 107, 108 Goodrich, Goldean ---.-.----.-- 48, 91 Good, Joan ....-..---.---.-.- 32. 1 Gordon, Donna ---- Goskeson, Evelyn --- Graham, Charles --- 23 ---32, 89 ----------52 ------------58 52 72 73 83 Grasdalen, Janet --...-.-- . Grasdalen, Joan ......... ssf 61,' 74: Grasdalen, Lavon ----. 32, 68, 71, 73, 92 83 Green, Roland ......---.---.....-. ------------52, 76. 82, 90, 92. 93, 122 Greengo, Jack -.-......-. L -..-. 32, 41 Greengo, Richard --- ------. 52 Greengo, Rodger .--. ...----- 5 2 Greeno, Dean --.-. -..-. 5 6, 92 Gregerson, Robert --- .-.-. 32, 89 Grinolds, James - 56, 86 Griswold, William-: ----.-. Groif, Shirley .-....-.--...---.--.. Grotenhuis, lla- - -46, 66 58 48, 70, 86. 93, 131 Grotenhuis, Ivan ------.-.....-.--- ------48, 67, 75, 79, 93, 112, 125, 126 Grotenhuis, Paul -.--..-- 56, 86, 93, 126 Grove, Jeanne .... Grove, Robert ..--. Grube, Rudolph --- ----------32, 71 ------------60 -----56 Page 183 Helleksen, Joann ................. I Heideman, Harlan --- Hcilman, Jean ....... Heitland, Kathleen ..... Heldt, Verlyn .......... Helland, Marion .... ----56 ----------58 --------48, 80 ---48, 109, 125 ----33, 85, 110 Helland, Roger ........,,,,,,,,,,, 52 Hagen Guckenburg, Shirley -- ...... 60 Gunderson, Allen ...... .... 5 6, 92 Gunderson, Gayle .... .......... 5 6 Gunderson, Gloria --- .......... --58 Gunderson, Wayne--- ..... 48, 88, 92 H Hackbarth, Donald --- ...... --48 Hagen, Arliss ........ .... 4 8, 86 Hagen, Jean ....... ...... 5 2 Hagen, Paul ..... ..... 4 8 Hagen, Richard --- -----60 Hagen, Shirley --- ...... --58 Hagen, Wava .... ..... 5 6, 86 Yvonne .... Hagman, Harlyn--..- Hahn, Dean ....... -------58, 66 ---56, 106, 107 ----------52 Hahn, Mavis .............,.... 48, 122 Haines, Veryle .................... 52 Haley, Doyle ............... 56, 92, 109 Hall, Margery .... 32, 68, 70, 81, 90, 122 Hallberg. Maurice ................ 92 25, 33, 64, 67, 68, 69, 71, 77, 83, 85, 90,91,1l0,1l6,117,1l9,124, 130 Hellie, Joanne ............,. 21, 33, 71 Hellie, LeRoy ....,...,.,,.,,,,,, Hellie, Marjorie--52, 67, 69, 71, 91, Hellie, Theodore ........,,,,,,, 60, Hemenway, LeRoy ..... - - - Hemry, Richard ........ - - - Hendreckson, Darlene - - - - - - Hendreckson, Irvin .... - - - -56 123 66 -60 -52 -60 -58 93 Hoehn, Mary ------.--. Halseth, Delores ------.----.------ 56 Halverson, David ---- -----.---. 52. 73 Halverson, Genelle ------..---- 33, 89 Halvorson, Joanne ---- -18, 70, 83, 86. 93 Halvorson, Shirley -----------. 60, 92 Hamer, Walter -------..---.--- 56, 66 Hamilton, Lois ------ ---.----33, 91 Hammond, Dean .-.-----.- --.---- 5 8 Hanon, Donna .----------.----- 52. 92 Hansen, Barbara .------. 33, 71, 81, 120 Hansen, Mary Ann ------ 48, 60, 71, 129 Hansen, Pauline --------------..-- 33, 63, 68, 70, 72, 110, 116, 117, 119, 121 Hanson, Barbara---.51. 52. 71, 91, 120 58 Hanson, Carol Lee ------------- 56, Hanson, Daniel ------------------- 60 Hanson, Delores ---- ---- 5 1, 52. 91 Hanson, Edwin ---. ---------- 6 0 Hanson, Harold --- --.--- --56 Hanson, Jeanette --.. ---.-- 4 8 Hanson, JoAnn .--- ----- -1 8, 81 Hanson, Joanne ----. ----- 7 1 Hanson, LaVonne -.-. ...-.. 3 3 Hanson, Lester -.-- -------. 5 8 Hanson, Martin ----.-.---.---.. 58, 66 Hanson, Paul W. -...-...-.-----.-- ----------48, 75, 92, 96.l07,l09, 126 Hanson, Paul William ...--.----.-- 48 Hanson, Richard ..-------.------- 60 Hanson, Robert ---.-..---.--.----. 58 Hanson, Rosalie ....- .... 2 2, 33, 111 Hanson Sherman ---. ----.----- 5 6 Hargis, ,Roger -.--- Haroldson, Mable --.- Haroldson, Milton --- -----52, 81 -----52 -----52 Haroldson, Romona ---- ----. 4 8 Haroldson, Ronald ---.---.-.------ 56 Hart, Jerry ..---------.-.-.------- 58 Harty, Joan -.--.-.---. 48, 71, 110, 111 Hassing, Marcella ---.--.-.-------. 48 Hatleli, Duane --.. -------.----- 4 8 Hatleli, Milton --- Hauge, Vera --- Hauge, Verna ----- Haugen, Beverly --.. Haugen, Maxine --- -----48, 75 --------33 58 lfI3,sf'6ri'71 Haugen, Roger ...-.------- 33, 81, 109 Haugen, Yvonne --.---.--...------ 93 Haugland. Donna Mae ------------- 56 Hayden, Royal ---.-.--.---------- --------26, 33, 67, 74. 82, 85, 93, 130 60 Hayes, Delores -----.-----.-..-..-- Head, David' ---.--.-.---.--- 58, 66, Heather,,Betty --- Hmther, Jeanne .-.-. Heather, Mary ----..-- 92 ---52, 73, 80 60 ----------58 ' 52 Hedstrom, Marg3aret,' --.- 1 -----.--- Hedstrom, Mary rie -..-. 3 -6--48, 68, 70 I-Iekistrom, Raul -.... 1, --.-.--.-.-- 56 neegard, Mapayn.-'---5a. q7, 99: 71, as ,, i , .' v , . , Page 184 1 'l Hendrickson, John ------ - - - Hendrickson. Margaret ------------52 Hendrickson, Marilyn ---------,,-, --------------50, 51, Hendrickson, Shirley --- 52, 70, 91, 110 --------58, 59 Hengesteg, Arlene ----------------, 52 Henrichs, Illena ----- ----48 Henrickson, Eugene ---- ---- , - - -56 91 Henry, Geneille ------ Henry, Patricia .--- Henry, Robert --- Hewitt, Carol --- Hicks, Beverly --- Hicks, Howard ..-- Hicks, Shirlee ---- Hickey, Henry --- Higbee, Carol --- Hillmer, Bessie --.- Hinman, Larry -- Hoehn, Donna --- ----52, ------60 ----33 ----60 ------56 ----60,66 ------48 --------52 ----------58 -----48,7l,83 --------48 34 Hoehn, Leroy - - - ---------,,,, , , 34 70 Hoelscher, LnVern--48, --------48, 86, 90, 91. 122 Hoelscher, Patricia -------- - -,---,, 56 Hoelz, Donald ----- Hoeve, Delbert -- Hoeve, Owen --------- ----34 ------58 ------------58 Holfarth, Audrey --------------- 56, 86 Hoffarth, Charlotte--48, 68, 71, 72, 123 Hoffman, Helen ------------------ 48 Hogan, Jack ------------------,,,, 52 Holan. Barb ....-....--. 52. 83, 70, 110 Hollberg, Maurice .-.----.-.------ 60 Holleschau, Edward ----------- 34, 120 Holleschau, Edwin .-------- 34, 35, 106 Holmqnist, Charles --------------,-, -------4s,s7.75,79,92.9s. 112,126 Holmquist, Mary-48, 73, 81, 90, 93, 122 Holt, Louise -.---------------- 34, 110 Holt, Helen -----------------,,,,, 56 Holtz, Betty ----- Hoogland, Lois ---- Horan, Jean -------- Horgan, Roger ------ ------48 ------52 ---52, 64 ----------48 Horner, Aletha Ann ------.----,,,, 56 Hong, Harold .---------.-- 34, 74, 118 88 Hong, Kenneth--- Houge, Allen --- Hove, lone .....-- Hove, Richard ----- Hoverson, Harriet --- -----14, 52, 64, . """"""' 33 --------34, 71 ------52 ----48 Hovey, Delano -.---.-------- -,,,,, 5 8 Hoyne, Wanda ---.-----------.,,, 56 Hoyt, Marlys--34, 64, 65, 67, 70, 82, 110 Hoyt, William -----.--,-,,,,,,,,, -56 --37 70 83 85 86 Huber, Lois -------- Huber, Mabel -.-... ----l--52. 80,'110 Huemoeller, Bonnie ---- --..-. 3 4, 89 Huemoeller, Donald --- ------ --60 Huemoller, Lois -------------- - -52, 68 Hull, Beverly -----------,,,,,.,, U -----48, 69, 71, 90, 112. 121,122, 125 Hultgren, David ----------,--,, 52, 88 Hultgren, Howard ------.------- ,, 34, 67, 69, 90, 100, 101, 102, 103, 122, 130 Hunnicut, Roger ---------,,,,,,, -58 Hunt, Dorothy .--- ----91 1 lngbritsen, Keith ,,-,,,-,,-,,,-,-- --------.--13, 34, 74, 84, 85, 96, 116 Ingvaldson, Jennelly ----------- 60, 92 Irvine, Jane ----------------,,,,,, 58 lrvine, Peter ----,-,,, -,,,,,, 4 8, 126 lverson, Arladeen .-... ---34, 71, 120 Iverson, Elayne ---- ,,,,,,,,,, 4 8 1 Jackson, Dale -.--,--,,,,- ,,,,,-,,, 34.96,97, 101, 102.109,120,124,128. 130 Jackson, Grace -----,,,,,,.,,,, 56, 92 Jackson, Leo ---- ,-,,,,,,,,, 5 2 Jackson, Roger ---. -.--. 1 4, 52, 88 Jacobsen, Hazel ---- --.-.- 5 2, 91 Jacobsen, Nola ------- ,,,, 5 2, QI Jacobson, Donald ---- ----,,,,,,, Jacobson, Mavis ------,,,,,,- 56, 58, Jacobson, Thelma- .-..--- 52, 68, 71, Jacques, Margaret--35, 68, 90. 110, Janson, Janson, lVil1iam-35, 63, 81, 96, 101, Jeffers, Arthur -,--,,,-,.,-, 60, 78, Jellers, John -----------, ,-48, 101, 58 93 83 122 Helen ------ 48. 71, 80.110, 111 103 121 108 Jensen, Agnes ----- ,,-,, 4 8, 68, 70 Jensen, Arlene ----- ,,,,,.-,,, 5 6 Jensen. Barbara --------,,,,,,,- 52, 80 Jensen, Beverly -----.-,,,-,, 52, 71, 80 Jensen, Carl -----.- 56, 86, 93, 106, 107 Jensen, Claire ----------,,,,,,.,,, 60 Jensen, Clarence --- ,,,,,,, -93 Jensen, Dale ----.--- ---- 5 6, 66 Jensen, Darla Lon ---- ------ 6 0 Jensen, Darlene ---- ,,,, 6 0 Jensen, Duane --- ,H-56 Jensen, Elaine --- ,,,,- ,,,60 Jensen, Ellen -.-- Jensen, Elsie ---- -----52, 80 --------56 Jensen, Evelyn ---- -,,,-, 60 , 92 Jensen, Jane .---- ----- 4 8, 68, 71 Jensen, Janet --- ,,,,,.,, --56 Jensen, June -----------,,,, 48, 71, 123 Jensen, Kathleen -----.,,,,,,,, ,,,, 35. 67, 68, 71, 83, 90, 115, 120. 122. 130 Jensen, Lon ise .,-,,,,,,,,,,---, , , -60 Jensen, Marjorie -------,,,,,,,,,,, ----------48, 71. 72, 83. 86,112,131 Jensen, Mary .-----------,.,,., 18, 35 Jensen, Maxine .-----.,,,,,,,,,.,, 58 Jensen, Milton -- ---,,,,, 56 Jensen, Myron --- .,,, ,,,,- , 58 Jensen, Ove ------- ,,,, 1 4, 52, 88 Jensen, Phyllis ----- ,,,-,,,,,-- 5 8 Jensen, Ralph ----- --- ,,,, 48, 77, 80 Jensen, Raymond ,,,, ,---,----- 5 8 Jensen, Richard ---- ---. 6 0, 92 Jensen, Rodney ---- ,,,,,,,-,,, 5 2 Jensen, Roger ----.-------.-,,,,,, 56 Jensen, Russel-. ----.--- 52, 90, 92, 122 Jensen, Lois -.---..-. 21 35, 67, 90, 122 Jepson, Shirley -------,-.,,,,,-, U58 Jerdee, Evadne -- --,,,,,-,,-,. U Jerdee, Marlene --.-- --.,,, 5 6, Jerdee, Marilyn .-.-- -,.-,,,, 5 6, Jerdee, Ruth .------- ----- 5 2, 80, Jochumsen, Joann --- Johannsen. Darrel .--- 60 92 92 91 ----------60 ----48, 58 ------56 ----52, 88 ------56 -----92 --------60 ----------56 93 ------56, 86 --------52 --------56 70 Johnson, Betty Lou ----- Johnson, Daniel ----- Johnson, Dennis --- Johnson, Grace ------ Johnson, Harland ---- Johnson, Irene ----.-- Johnson, Jacqueline ----..... 56, 66, Johnson, Jerry --..--- Johnson, John --.-- Johnson, Lemoine --- Johnson Lila ------ Johnson l Lna Rose--- ------52. 35 -----21, , 81 W V I IL- jolmson, Lois .... .... 3 5, 70 johnson, Loretta --- ........... --60 johnson, Lorraine ................ 60 johnson, Marilyn ....... 48, 71, 83, 123 johnson, Marilyn ........... 52, 91, 93 johnson, Mary Ann ..... 135, 67, 68, 70 johnson, Norma .................. 58 johnson, Oriale --- ---'--------58 johnson, Philip --- ----52 johnson, Richard - ..... 35 johnson, Richard --- .... 76. 92 johnson, Robert ..... . ....... 60, 78 johnson, Roger .... ............. 60 johnson, Roland --- .... 35, 108, 113 johnson, johnson, ohnson Stanley -- lllilbert .... Wil ford - -----------56 ------36, 89 -----------53 Kolstad, Robert ..... Kooistra, Dorothy ..... -------49, 92 ----53, 73, 80 Kong, Richard ...... ......... 5 6 Kortz, Donald .................... 36 Kortz, james ..................... -------36, 74, 83, 96, 97, 98, 120, 130 Kouba, Shirley .......... 49, 71, 86, 110 Kraay, james ..................... 56 Kron, Barbara ................ .... -----------36, 67, 71, 72, 83, 90, 122 Kron, Helen ............ 53, 91, 92. 110 Krueger, Alan ..... , .... 36, 74, 82, 85 Krueger, Paul ................ 59, 123 Kruger, Donald ............... 53, 126 Kuchera, William ................. 53, 68, 69, 80, 82, 90, 93, 122, 123, 131 Kuehl Harve J . joltnsrud, Barbara ---. ............ 58 johnsrud. janet--48, 71. 72, 86, 90, 122 johnsrud, Lawrence ........ 48, 75, 108 johnsrud, Patricia ................ 58 jones, Earl ......... ...... 5 6, 92 jordan, Thomas ..... ..... 4 8 jorgensen, Priscilla .... .... 3 6, 70 jorgenson, Erliss --- .... -56 jorgenson, Eugene --- -----60 juarez, Louise ...... ....... 5 6 juers, Karen ....... .... 60 . 92 K Kaasa, Robert ..... .... 5 3 Kabrud, Ernest ................... 53 Kalstad, jack ..................... 56 Kaplan, jean ........ 36, 71, 81, 90, 122 Kasper, Twyla .................... 58 Katzenmeyer, Alyce ............... ------48, 67, 80, 86, 90, 122,123, 125 Katzung, jean ....... 47, 49, 71, 90, 122 Katzung, Bette ................ 48, 70 Katzung, Mary--49, 67, 69, 70, 123, 131 Kaufmann, Marilyn ............... 36, 58, 70, 72, 90. 91. 111, 116, 122, 127, 128 Kaufmann. Shirley ................ 58 Kaushagen, Vera ........ 49, 82, 93, 127 Keeler, Gerald ..... ............. 6 0 Keeler, William ..... ...... 5 3, 126 Keith. Betty ...... ....... 5 3 , y ....... Kuyper, Mary Ellen ................ 59 Kycek, Casper ..... L Ladlie, Delores ...... Ladlie, Patricia .... Lampman, Betty ..... Lambertus, Pauline -- Lande, Darrel ............. 53, 106, 107 Lande, Elwood ...... 103 Lanning, Walter --- Larsen Lande, Larson , Larson, Larson, Larson , Larson, Larson, Larson, Larson, Larson Larson Alvin ..... --------------19 ----36 ----5l, 53 ------59 -------56 ------------60 ----49, 101, -----------56 -----------53 107 Darrel ..... ---53, 106, Alan --- ........... 59 Alice ...... ...... 5 6 Barbara --- ..... --59 David .......,......... 60, 66 Erwyn ....... ............ 3 6 Gervaise ..... ............ 47, 49, 67, 68, 70, 90, 122, 125 Helen ........ ..... 5 3, 68, 91 john ........ Mary Ann .... 37, 68. Patricia ..... La Vallie, Francis ...... Lawson, Lois ..... Leaf, Deloris --- Lee, Bernard .... Lee, Darryl --- Lee, Duane ..,.. Kelly, james .... Kelly, joseph ..... Kelly, john ........ Kenevan, Richard Kermes, Harold - - - ---------49 -----56, 107 -------56 -----60 -----------58 Kermes, Harriet --- .......... ---60 Kermes, Phillip ..... ..... 3 6, 88, 106 56 Kettelson, Duane - - Kilcoyne, LaDonna King, Patricia ...... --11:12:56 ----6o Kirsch, john ..... .... 5 3 Kittelson, Keith --- .... ---60 Kjos, Beverly ........ ........... 5 3 Kluender, Valores ..... .... 5 3, 71. 83 Klukow, Larry ...... ..... 5 3, 88 Klukow, Lorraine .... ....... 60 Lee Lee Lee, joyce ........ Margaret .... Philip ..... Lemke, john .... Lens, Barbara .... Lenz, Phyllis ..... Lenz, Phyllis ....... Leonard, Ronald- .... - Leschefske, Duane --- Leschefske, Maynard .............. 37.74, 89, 90, 109, 120 Leuthold, judy .......... 53 70, 80, 110 Levine, Bonita---5l, 53, 67, 69, 91, 123 Levisen, Myron ------------56 7l, 85,110,130 ------------49 ----49, 75. 107 -------49,71 ---------59 ----49,88 -----57 -,---57 -------57 ---------37 -----61.107 ----53,76 -----57 -----49 -------53 ----61, 74 - ........... 61 ---------58, 59 Lewerke, Anna ................... 57 Lewis, Patricia .... .... 9 0 Lidke, john .... ..... 5 3 Lien, Leona ......... .... 5 3, 91 Lillefloren, Fay ................... 49 Lindahl , Mary Lou ................ 37 63 67 68 70 82 85 110 110 1-iiilieif,-c2t1o1l51,'5s,,7of sof 91: 93: Lindell, Richard .... -------57, 92, 109 Lindeman, Ernestine .............. T-ukes, Rita ...... Lunde, julien ...,... ------53, 70, 80 -------------59 Lunstrum, Shirley---47, 49, 81, 90, 122 Lyneis, Ruth ................. 37, 110 Lysne, Grace ...... Lysne, Maurice ..... Lysne, Sarah ....... M -------57 ----37, 88 ----53, 91 1 Machacek, Caroline ...... 53, 70. 80, 91 MacKay, William .......... 49, 81, 108 Madson, Clayton ...... Madson, Ruth ....... Maertz, Richard --- Maiden, jeanine ..... Mains, Barbara --- Klukow, Marlene --- ----58 Klukow, Norman -- .... 36 Klukow, Richard ................. 58 Knatvold, Harlan ................. ----------36, 63, 82, 96, 97, 106, 107 Knudsen, Alan--49, 75, 96, 97, 101, 103 Knudson, Beverly .......... 56, 86, 118 Knudson, Gloria ............... 60, 92 Knudson, Keno ..... ......... 5 6 Knucltson, Darwin --- ......... --49 Knudtson, Ramona ............... 58 Knutson, Mary .......... 53, 80, 91, 93 Knutson, Philip .................. 93 Knutson, Elaine .................. -----22, 29, 86, 67.69, 71, 84. 35, 121 Knudson, Richard ............... -, Knutson, Harlan ................. Kofstad, Roger .... Koheke. jean --- ----36, -----.,.-110 -----1------49, 67, 69, 81, 90, 91,122 Livingston, Pauline ............ 47, 110 Long, Glenn ...... ..... 5 9 Loper, jerald ....... .... 4 9 Loper, Rodney ...... .... 5 7 Lorentzen, Charles --- ----61 Lorentzen, David ................. 57 Lowry, Mary ..................... 61 Ludtke, Marlene ...... 37, 67, 69, 70, 92 Lukecart, Robert ............... 437 Lukens, Arvis .... .... 5 7, 92 0 Malepsy, james ....... Malmer, Charles ..... ----------37, 67, 68, Mangskau, Patricia -- Mangskau, Roger .... Manthei, Richard .... Marpe, Sue ......... Martin, Elizabeth ..... Martin, LaVerne ..... Martinson, Ronald --- Mathews, Richard - - - Mathews, Sena ...... Matliies, William .... Matson, Dale ...... Matson, Darrel --- Matson, Eugene ..... Matthies, William --- Mattick, Norman .... Mattson, Merlene .... Maxfield, james ..... 37, 38, 79, 87, 97 --53, 70, 80, 123 -------------59 --------53,70 --- ...... -110 --------57, 109 74,116,l27,l30 -------------57 -------------59 ---------59 ----49.64.70 ----37. 71, 83 ---------61 -----------57 -------------37 -----53,73,l10 -----------66 ----57, 66, 92 ------107 ----49 ----61 ----57 ------57 ----61, 711 Maxfield, jantce-- .............. 59, 61 Maxwell, Margaret ............. F2, F7 McCornack, Robert-49, 86, 88, 112, 130 McGinnis, Donna .... McKeown, james .... - ...... ...... 3 7, 74, Mehus, Darlene ..... -------------57 96, 106,107,113 -------------57 Mehus, Virgil ................ 19, 109 57 Meissenhal ter. Betty - - Metcalf, Donald ..... Metcalfe, Betty .... Metcalfe, Phyllis --- Meyers, Birdiene --- Micahelis, Gordon - Mielke, Fern ...... Mielke, joyce ........ Miller, Barbara Ann-- Miller, Gerald ----.-- Miller, Helen ..------ ---------53 -----------37 -------------57 ------19, 90, 122 ------------19 ---------57 ------61 -- ---.-.--- 59 ---------59,109 24, 37, 67, 69, 70, 83, 84, 85, 90. 122, 130,131 Miller, Lawrence ----. - Miller, Robert ---- Minear, Leonard --- Minor, john ..---- Misgen, Barbara --- Mittag. Donald ---. Moden, David ---- Moe, Gertrude --- Moe, Marilyn --- Moen, Cleon --- Moen, Lowell -.-.----- Moen, Orville -.----. Moen, Verna -.------- Moldenhauer, Arthur Mondeel, Peter ----- 53 Montei, Dick ..------ Montei, Fred --- --- Moore, David .--- Morreim, Phillip -- Moyer, Dalis -------- Moyer, Mary Lou .--.- Mudra, Dale --.-.--- Muehe, Betty Lou ---- Mueser, Darrell-53, 82. 90, 93? 121, Muldown, -Betty ---- - 1 1 1 1 ---49, 75, 88, 96 --------53, 109 -----------57 -----------57 -------------6l -----49, 90, 122 -----------59 ------59, 66 -----------61 -----49, 88,109 --38, 68, 90, 122 -57 --49, 64, 90, 122 -------------38 90 93 109 122 -------------57 -------------53 -----38, 96, 113 -------------57 -: ----------- 59 --49, 70, 91. 131 - --.- ,--1----57 -a.g ........ -61 122 25, 38, 67. 69, 70, 771-83: 1521-55 99. 120, 122, 130 - - fa Page 135 0 I Muldown, Catherine ............ 57, 86 Munson, Solveig ------------ssf67f6b,7if3h11Q5fi22 Munson Wa 'ne - , y ................. 38 Myers, Carole-3 ................ 59, 92 Myran, Ramona--38Q 68, 70. 72, 73, lll ' . N Nagel, Paul , ........ -----49, 88 Narverud, Virginia ............ 61, 66 Nashy, Mervin ........ Nash, Roger .......... 251 38, 63, 65, 96, 100 121 Nayldf, Roger .... 53, 76, ------------61 1151-162-103 82, 90, 93, 109 49 Neis, Genevieve ................... Nelst, Bonnie ..................... 61 57 Neitzeill, Beverly --- Nelsen, Charles .... Nelsen, Clair .... iifiisl -------59 97 Nelsen, Harold ................ 59, Nelsen, Mavis ......... Nelson, Audrey ...... 38, Nelson, Avis ........... Nelson, Bertell --- ---- Nelson, Betty .......... Nelson, Beverly ........ Nelson, Cleo ...... --..55 -----------49 67, 70, 90, 122 --------59, 92 --39, 106, 107 -----------39 --------86, , 57, 58, 66. 93 93 Nelson, Darlene ................ 57, 66 57 Nelson, Delores ................... Nelson. Donald ................... 59 Nelson, Donna .................... ---------46. 49, 65, 67, 68, 70, 86, 92 Norby, Alan ..... Norby, Daryl ...... Norhy, Richard ..... Nordahl Ro er , g ..... Nordaune, Valborg .... Nordland, Geraldine .... Nordaune, Gordon ..........,,,,,. 53 70 90 122 127 Norgaard, Joan- - 39, 68, ----------61 -----------59 ---39, 74, 109 ----------61 ----------57' ----57, 86, 87 Norton, Ralph ........,,, i-49, 92: 126 Norton, Thelma ....... CI Ochs, David ........... Ochs, Richard ......... Ofstaas, Carolyn ....... --------49, 67, 68, 70, Olivia, Jacqueline ...... Nelson, Dorothy .................. 53 Nelson, Douglas .................. 49, 64, 75, 96, 97, 100, 101, 102, 103, 110. 119 Nelson, Edith Ann .... ..... 5 9 Nelson, Elaine ....... ..... 5 7 Nelson, Ellsworth ................. 53 Nelson, Faith ..................... 39 Nelson, Gary ....... 49, 75, 92, 101, 102 Nelson, Harold ................... Nelson, Harold ...... 38, 96, 97, 98, 109 Nelson, Joan ..................... 49 Nelson, Joanne B. .............. 59, 92 Nelson, Joanne M. .... ....... 5 9 Nelson, June ...... ........ 4 9 Nelson, Lois ..... ............ 5 9 Nelson: Lois ........ ..... 6 7, 69, 91 Nelson, Loretta .... .......... 5 3 Nelson, Lowell ...... ........ 5 7 Nelson, Mary Ellen ............. 61, 92 Nelson, Mary Lou ................. 61 Nelson, Melvin .......... 39, 74, 87, 96 Nelson, Patricia .................. 57 Nelson, Phillis ................. 39, 68 Nelson Richard C. ................ 46,47,49,64,65,67,75,83,96,100 101,102,l03.108,113,121,131 -----------57 -----------53 --------61, 118 80:628lii-131 -----------57 Olsen, Charles ..........,,,,,,,,,, 59 Olsen, Donna ..... ..... 5 1, 53 Olsen, Elaine .... ,,,,,,, 4 9 Olsen, Karen .... .,..,,,, 6 1 Olsen, Ralph .... ,,.,, 3 9, 88 Olson, Beatrice .... ,,,,,,- 5 7 Olson, Duane ..... ..... 4 9, 75 Olson, Gloria ..... ..... 5 7, 86 Olson, Harriet ..... ........ 4 9 Olson. Howard ..... ,,,,,, 3 9, 113 Olson, Joan ........,...,,,, 53, 71, Q1 Olson, Joyce ..........,,,,,,,,,, U53 Olson, Loring--51, 53, 67, 69, 76, 90, 92 Olson, Lowell ..............,,,,,, 57 Olson, Margretta ....,.......,,,,,, 39, 67, 68, 69, 70, 72, 83, 90, 122, 124 Olson, Mary ..........,,,,,,,,,, U ----21,39,70,110,112,116, 117,119 Olson, Rebecca ...........,,,,,,,, 61 Olson, Robert .....,,,,,,,,,,,, 49, S8 Olson, Roger .... ,.,,,,,-,,,,,, 5 7 Olson, Ruth .... .,,,,-,,,,,, 4 9, 70 Olson, Sylvia ......... 53, 67, 69, 70, 91 Olson, Truman --- ,,,,,,,,,, 53, 88 Oppegaard, Paul ..... ..,,..,, 5 3 Osburn, Richard ..... ..... 6 1, 92 Ostby, Eldora ..........,,,,,,,.,,, 61 Ostrander, Ray ..........,,,,,, 61, 66 Ott, Irene ........... 40, 67, 70, 90, 122 Otteson, Violet ............ ,,,, 4 0, 118 57 Oudkerk, William -- Overgaard, Peter ..... Over aard Ruth --2222222259 70 3 , ------- ----- 4 9, Overguard, Joanne ,,,,,, ,,-,-,, 6 1 Overland, Junice Mae .....,,,,,,,, 59 Overland, Kenneth ......,,,,,,,,,, 40 87 Overland, Maureen ..... Pacousky, Johnny --- Pacykowski, Roger -- Pagan, Jon ......... Palme, Leola ...... ---40, 83, --------57 ----------53 ----61, 92, 107 -------------53 Palmer, George ..... ---25, 49, 73, Palmer, Jean .... 83 ------------6l 53 Palmer, Lois ..... ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,- Palmer, Richard ..,,,,,,,,,,, ,,-,- 49 Parks, Geraldine ..... 40, 89, 90, 91, 122 Parks, LaVonne ........ 53, 70, 91, 112 Parks, Marlene ......... Nelson, Richard D. ................ 59 Nelson, Richard E. ................ 39 Nelson, Richard ...... ........ 5 7, 66 Nelson, Robert ..... .... 3 9, 87, 88 Nelson, Sherman --- ........ --59 Nelson, Shirley .... ....... 5 7, 66 Nelson, Susan ..... ........ 6 1, 92 Nelson, Walter .... ....... 4 9, 81, 88 Nepp, John .............. 22, 39, 74, 96 Nepp, Nancy ..................... ----------49, 7l,80, 90 110 111 122 Nerad,lDonald ......... , .... :--49,88 Nerad, Marcella ................ 53, 70 Ness, Claudia .... 49, 70, 77, 86, 90, 122 Newcomer, Marlin ............... -59 Parks, Mavis ....... -------57, 58, 40, 70, 89, 121 86 Nielsen, Deloris ................... 57 Nielsen, James ...... ..... 3 9, 77, 85 Nielsen, Larry ...... .......... 5 7 Nielsen, Lu Ann ..... ..... 5 3, 91 Nielsen, Marion .... ..... 5 3, 80 Nimz, Alvina .... ....... 5 7 Noland, Shirley .... ........ 6 1 Noland, Ward --- Page 186 -----57, 66 Partington, Harry --- ,,,,.,,,,. ,-61 Payne, Marie ....... ,,,,,,,, 5 3 Peak, Twila .............,,,,,,- 40 87 Pearson, Melvin ....,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 40 Pederson, Arnt ........,,,, f ,,,,,, 29, 39, 40, 67, 74, 82, 93, 96, 106, 107, 115, 116, 120 Pederson, John .........,,,,,,,, U93 Perschbacker, Donald .......... 40, 88 Pestorious, Kenneth ......... 53, 88, 93 Pestorious, Marvin --- ....... 49, 88 Petersen, Beulah ..... .,,,,, 4 0, 89 Petersen, Eugene --- ,,,,,,,,,, U61 Petersen, Harriet ......... 49, 67, 69, 70 Petersen, Harris ............,,., 40, 87 Petersen, Kenneth ...... 40, 90, 109, 122 Petersen, Lawrence ...,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 4 0 Petersen, Marion Jane .......... 53, 91 Petersen, Pauline ..... - ....... 53 Petersen, Robert --- ........ --53 Peterson, Arlene --- ......... 61, 66 Peterson, Barbara .... ..... 4 0, 70, 89 Peterson, Betty ..... ....... 4 1, 70 Peterson, Betty ..... .... 4 9, 70 Peterson, Beverly .... ........ 5 3, 70 Peterson, Darlene .... ..... 4 9. 67, 69 Peterson, Edward ................. 57 Peterson, Eldon ......... 'I ..,...... 53 Peterson, Ga le ................... 41, 67, 69, 71, 77, 85, 86, 124, 128, 130 Peterson, Howard .............. 57, 59 Peterson, Joan ................... 86 Peterson, John .......... 57, 59, 66, 108 Peterson, Judy ....... 49, 68, 71, 86, 125 Peterson, Karen ................... 61 Peterson, Mar'orle ..............,. 25, 41, 68, 171, 81, 85, 90, 110, 122 Peterson, Mavis ................... 57 Peterson, Orltss ---- ............ --- Peterson, Paul -- Peterson, Roger .... Peterson, Roland --- Peterson, Rosemary ..... , , , Peterson, Roy - - - - - - Peterson, Sharon .... ----------49, 57 59 53 --------57, 86 -53 70 91 92 41 81 59 Peterson, Shirley .................. Peterson, Thatcher .... 41, 87, 109, 112 Pierce, Bernadine ...... 53, 68, 80, 123 Pierce, Carlyle ........ 41, 74, 89, 119 Pierce, Marcella .................. ------53, 64. 67, 69, 7-1, 91. 110. 123 Pierson, Clark ................... 61 Pierson, Patil ............,..... 61, 66 Porter, Joanne ---- Posthumus, Alice --- Prantner, Eugene .... --------57 ------------57 122 ------53, 90. Prantner, Janet ........... 41, 89, 111 115 Prihoda, Barbara ..... -47, 49. 70, Prihoda, Virginia .............. ,-57 86 Prosser, Patricia .... C2 Qualey, Dale ....... Quant. Gertrude --- Quam, Marjorie --- R Ramseth, Duane .... Randall, Roger .... Ranum, Darrell ...... --------57, -----59 -----57 ---53 -----53 -------59 -----49, 96 Rasmussen, John ....,.. ...,,,, 5 9 Rasmussen, Marianna --- .,,-,,, -59 Rasmussen, Russell .... ..,, 5 3, 109 Rasmussen, Thor --- ..... --61 Rasmusson, Junice --- -----49 Rassty, Mary Ann--- -----59 Rayman, Carmen --- Reardon, Donald -..- --------53 -----49, 75 90 Reardon, Marilyn ----- --,, , 122 Reardon, Thomas ----- ..-. 5 7, 75 Reed, Diane .-.---.-.-,--,,,,, ,-,57 Reed, Lois Jean -------.---,,,---,, ---------18, 41, 67, 70. 72. 85, 130 Reed, Luela ------.---------,-,,, 93 Reed. Robert --..--. 53, 88, 90, 92, I22 Reese, Frank --------,----,--,, 57, 92 Register, Nancy .----,-,-,,,,,, 59, 66 Reid, John ---.--,-- -,,, 4 1, 68, 108 Reid. Lnella ----.- Reim, Ellwood ..--. Reim, Fay -.-.---. Reitveld, Cornelia -- ------------57 -----49, 77, 86 ----------59 --------57 53 Remmel, John ..------,,,,,,, ,-,, Renslow, Donald -------,,-,,,,,,, 22, 26, 41, 65, 67, 69, 74, 124, 127, 130 .gy Y , 9 4 4+ Reynen, Marjorie ..... --42. 67, 31. 85 Rickheim, Ervin .... ..........--- 2 7 -1 Rickheim, Roger .... Riemann, Donna .... Rierson, Richard .... Rochan, Ronald .... Roberts, Donald --- Roberts, Milton --- Robinson, Barbara ----. .... 42, ----61, 92 A 59 59 - ---59 61 59 66 Robinson, Charles ..... ........ 5 7, Robinson. Clayton .............. 61. 92 Robinson, Jeanne ..... Rongved, Donald --- Rosnow, Albert ..... Ruble, Henry ..... ----53. 91. 110 -----------61 ----53, 64, 76, 57 Rovang, Merrill .... ...........-- 5 7 88 88 Rttble, Norman ..... ---------42. Rttgland, Archie .................. 42 Rupp, J . Rupe, Leroy ..... Ryan, William .... Ryan, Janet .... Ryan, Virgil ......., Sabin, Peggy --- --- Sahin, Sandra ..... Samon, Mavis .... Rttndon, Charlotte .... eanette .... ----49. 90, 122 -----------61 49 ----51, 53,76 59 76 ----53. "W ----61, 92 ---------59. 92 --------------57 57 Sanborn, Charles ................. Sanders, Andrew ...... Sanders, Margaret ..... Sanderson, Jeanne --- Sather, Adeline ..... Sather, Clifford ....... Schaeffer, Delores ..... Schaeffer, Lorrayn --- Schied, Mildred .... Schlagel. Alice .... 49. 92, 107. 126 ---------57, 86 -----------49 ----42, 81, 85 ------49, 75 -----42, 118 --- .... 57 ------53 ----49. 71 Schmidt, Marian ................. 59 Schmidt, Marvin ................. 57 Schmidt, Norman ................. 57 Schmidt, Robert .... 53. 68, 79, 123, 126 Schmidt, Shirley ................. 49 Schneider, Carolyn - - - Schneider, Donald --- Schneider, Janet --- Schoning, Roger .... Schott, Blanche --- Schott, Elaine ........ ---------61 -----------57 -------------57 ----49. 90, 122 -----------53 -----42, 93 Schroeder, Harold ................ 61 57 Scltulimacher, Mervin Schultz, Bill .......... Schultz -Ififfa's'.'6lf 169 5 , Elissa .................... 61 Schultz, Herbert .................. 59 Schultz, Lester ........ 49. 57, 101. 108 Sch ul 17 ' , Lorraine ................. 49 Schttster, Shirley ..... .. .......... 49, 70 Seherson, Norman ................. 29. 42. 67. 68, 69. 109. 124. 127, 130 Seidl, Sue .......... 42. 68, 71, 85. 130 Settser. Gene ....... Severtson, Beverly - Severtson, Charlotte - - - ....... --57 Severtson, Kenneth .... Severtson, Warren - Seymour, Betty .... Seymour, Marcia--- Shanks, Shirley Ann Shattenkirk, Esther Shirk, Larry ------ Simon. Marlene --- Simon, Roger ---- Simonson, Alvin ----- Sims, Judy ------ Skaff, Betty ...-.--- Skaff, George .---- Skaff, Le Moine --- Skafl, Marlene ----- Skaar, Gerald ---- Skaar, Janet .---. 2 Skogheim, James -- ---------------61 ---- -------61 -----57, 109 --------42 ------66 ----53, 70 --- ----- -59 ----59 ----59 ----57 ------61 --------57,66 ---------61. 93 --49. 70, 86. 125 57 -----------53 ----6l, 92 ------57 -----------57 57 Skophammer, Duane ----- 149. 88, 108 Skophammer, Mike -.-- -----53. 76, 104 3, 1 o Skophammer, Patricia --- ----, 249 .. ,."'L.. ' A-.':uT I Tam1etiilt,Rgti'l- .... --157, 92. 126 Favis, Richard'--'!--- -.-...... 61. 92 Te? Barbara.a ..... --,--53. 71. 80 Te , Charlotte ----.---.-.-....... 59 Tenneson, Richard ------....... Q-81 Tetmis, Carlyle ---. 49, 64, 75. 88. 108 Tennyson, Barbara -........... 59. 92 Skophammer, Paul ---- .--- 1 99 Slater, Roger -....... ...... 5 9 Slaughter, Clarine ---.---....... 57. 86 Smith, Barbara ----.............. -12 Smith Diane .--------......-.... .--------------49.68,71,86,90.129 Smith Gary ..---------.-- 53. 81, 113 gith, Joan M. -.--...---..-..... 59 . ith, Laird ---- 42, 65, 67, 69, 123, 127 Smith, Larry ----.-.-----..-....... 61 Smith, Ralph -.-----............. 59 Smith, Ramona ----. ----- 6 1, 78 Solma, Barbara -- .----.. 59 Somage, Shirley ---- .---- 5 9 Sondral, Donald --- ----92 Sonksen, Edward --.--. .-... 4 9 Sonksen, Marianne -- .------ 57 Sonksen, Reva -.--.- ---- 4 9, 71 Sorenson, Arlene .----. ..-- 5 9, 66 Sorenson, Charlotte --..-.---.-..- 57 Sorenson, Dawn ---..-..-.----...- 49 Sorenson, Earl ---.-.-. 49, 122, 126, 127 Sorenson Gene ------.--------- 57, 66 Sorenson, Harlowe --.---.-..---- 22. -12 Sorenson, Joan --.-----..--..... 42. 89 Sorenson, Lois -------. -12, 70, 110, 120 Sorenson, Lowell ------.--------.. 61 Sorenson, Lyle -----.----......--- 43 Sorenson, Marlene --.-.- 53, 71, 91, 110 Sorenson, Marvyl ---- 41, -13, 71, 84, 85 Sorenson, Merle -.-------------... 61 Sorenson, Robert ------.---...... 61 Sorenson, Rodger --- ------ -43 Sorenson, William -.--- ---- 6 1. 93 Sorlien, Darlene ---- Sorttm, Patil .-------- -------57 89 ----49 Sotelo, Carmella ------ ------ 5 7 Springborg, Beverly ----- ---- 5 7, 86 Sprenger, Carroll ----- ---------59 Tennyson, Betty ------- ---. 4 3, 90, 122 Tennyson, Shirley ----- .-.- -f -57, '86 Tews, Alice ------.. .... , .... 5 7 Theisen, Pat ---.- -.... ..... 3 0 Thomas, Let-land ....- E -----61 Thomas, Shirley ----- ........ L 57 Thomas, Virginia -.-.---.....-... 59 Thomesen, Harland --.----- 49, 75, 93 Thompson, Betty -----.--.. 49, 79, 110 Thompson, Carol ----.-. 53. 68, 70, ll-0 Thompson, Daryl --..-........... 61 Thompson, Donald ------ 14. 53, 88, 108 Thompson, Earl .----------..-- 43, 38 Thompson, Ellen --... .-..... 4 3. 64 Thompson, Gloria -----..-.--.-. 43. '70 Thompson, Helen ..------- .... 4 3. 91 Thompson, Margaret 50. 53, 70, 77. 123 Thompson, Marlin .---.---.----.-. 61 Thompson, Marylott ---...-.-..-. 57 Thompson, Patty ------ 44, 70, 89, 120 Thompson, Raymond ---------... 61 Thompson, Roland ---- 49, 75, 109, 126 Thompson, Shirley --..-----.....- 49 Thorgeson, Gerard -----.- 55, 57. 66, 92 Thoreson, Jeannette -.-..-.--.-... 59 Thorson, Phyllis ---- ..-----.... 5 9 Thoreson, Rollin ---.---- ...... 5 9 Threinen, James ----..-.----.. 44, 65 Threinen, Vincent Duane ------.- 59 Throlson, Janet ----..-. 49. 71, 92, 129 Throlson, Jerry ---------.-----..- 61 Spurr, Don Ray ---. .------..-- 5 9 Spurr, James ..-.-- ----....- 5 7, 86 Spttrr, Robert ----- ---- 4 3, 96, 108 76 Squires, Charles ----- ---53, 64, Srock, Roger ------- --.-.--.- 4 9 Stadheim, Richard --.-- -..- ' 19, 88 Stanek, Kaye ...---. ---.. 5 7 Stanek, Leonard ---. ---- 6 1 Stanley, Donald ---- -.---- 4 3 Stauch, James .---- -----------59 Steele, Betty -----.- --.--.---- 4 9, 70 Steele. Duane --.-.------- 26. 43. 88. Stegenga, Herman -------- 49, 96, 1 Steidler, Charles ----- Steihl, Beverly -----.- 96 07 ------------53 ------------53 Stetl, Stte ,..--..-.- 53, 70, 80. 91, 110 Stephan, Colette ----------.---- 53, 70 Stevens, Rttth ---- -.--- 5 7 Steihler, Donna .--- -----. 5 7 Steibler, Lavon ---- ---61, 92 Stieler, Richard --.- ------------. 5 7 Stiles, Joyce ------- --.-.---.- 6 1, 92 Stolaas, Rose .--- .-.. 4 9, 70, 122, 123 Stolze, Ardis --- ---------.-- -53 Stone, Bill ------- .--- 5 3, 90, 122 Storms, Bonita --- Storvick, Roald -.-----. 43, 90, 122, 131 Storvick, Solvig ------------- 57 Storvick, Waldetnar ---------- nn-- --------------43 so, 90, 109,155,530 Sturtz, John -------------..------- 53, 68, 73, 76, 77. 79, 90, 93, 122, 123 Styve, Dugan ---.------------.- 61, 92 Sullivan, Janet .--. 57 Sundve, John ---- Svendsen, Helen ----- --.. 4 3, 63, 81 Swenson, Beverly -----------.---- 57 Swenson, Mary Ann 47, 49, 67, 68, 69, 70, 90, 93, 110. 111, 122 -Qllflllbi Sykes, Betty ----.----------...---- 57 Syslok, Mary Lou .--- ---- 6 1, 92 Syvertsen, Roger --.. -----. 5 7 Throlson, Laverne -.---..-.----.. 59 Throlson, Marilyn ------ .----. 5 7, 93 Fhttesen, Alice -----.---.--.--.-.-- --------44, 67, 82, 83. 93, 124, 1 Tolzman, Marilyn --.-- --.---.- . 30 Tollefson, Darrel -......--.--..-.. 57 61 88 Toot, Roger ------- Torgeson, Donna --..-. - ---------.- 57 Tostenson, Marilyn ----- --------------38, 44, 67, 69. 70, 85 Trapp, Barbara ------------------ 61 Troe, Carol ..-.--- 53, 71, 91, 93, 123 Troe. Melvin -..--...-.-.----- 61, 92 lnrogstatl. Marvin ---......-.---- T7. 92 Troustad, Charlene ---- Trottstatl, Leif ----------. ----61 --------61 Trttesdell. Beverly -----.---.-.--.- --------------53, 68, 70, 83. 91, 112 Trytten Ardis -.--.----.---------- 53 Trytten, Meredith -------.--.----- 44 Tuchtenhagen, Elaine --.--- 44, 70, 89 Turner, Joyce --.--. ------- 5 7 Tttrtness, June -.--- .--- 6 1 Tuttle. Marilyn ---.-..-.---..--.. 59 Tviet, Margaret .------.-...-----. ------------49, 72, 80, 86, 112, 131 U Underwood, Ardell --.----.--.---- 61 Upin, Joel 49.64, 67.75, Urschitz, Beverly - V Van Beck, David .--- Van Beek. Phillip ----- 82, 86, 93.109 ----------------61 -------49 ----57. 92 Van Deer, Robert .---- ------- A 14 Vandekamp, Sarah ----. -------90, 122 Vandenheuvel, Joann ---------- 59. 78 Vandermate. George- - 44 .74. 8-1, 85.109 Vandermate. Twylla ------.------- 53 Vander Stroom, Wilbur -------- 57, 86 Vatmett, Sharon ---.-------------- 53 Van Proosdy, LeRoy ---- 58, 79. 92, 122 Page 187 I g, . Wagner, Robert --- 122, 127, 129, 131 Y ------------59 Wal tz, Gloria ........ Van Ryswyk, Dale -------- -----49 Van Ryswyk, La Vonne .......... 53 57 VanZyl, Emilia ...... .. ............. . VanZy1, Fred ................ 49. 109 VanZyl, George ..... Varland, Omer .... Varner, Cecil ........ -----49, 80 -I ........ 57 ----44, 96, 97 F Veldman, Peter ............... J3. 109 Venem, Patricia Ann .............. 59 80 Venema, Recka ............. 17. -19. Verdoorn, Eugene---H, 67, 69, 90, 122 Victor, Anita .......... 19. 68. 77. 123 Volhruck, Richard Von Berg, Lois .... ---521, 83, .- 11' Wacholz, Eva ...... Wacholz, Robert .... Waddin Leland Wagner, Louis ..... Wagner, Marion .... Wahler, Doris ..... Waldo, Wayne .... Wall, Charlotte .... Wallin, Lucille ........ ------24, 44, 67. 71, Wallin, Violet ........ 1 QI ----14. 70, 81 ----------57 --------53 -----44 --------96 ---.44. 89 -------49 -----61 ----- -----61 81. 85, 90, 122 ------------57 -1-l, 68, 77, 85 Walsh, Nora ............. Wangen, Beverly ...... 49. 70, 90, 122 Wangen, Daphne .............. 49, 92 Wangen, Daryl ........ lvangen, Duane ...... Wangen, joan ........ YVangsness, Paul .... 45, Warner, Beverly ...... Warner, Dorothy- 1Varner, Patricia ..... Wasmoen, Grace ...... ----------53, 68, Waterman, Donna ..... Wayne, Iklen .... Page 138 ----49. 92, 126 ------------51 FQ- qu 67. 68. 69, 130 ------------61 -- -.. ......... 49, 86 57 sbfliif 9-31-123 ----57, sa, 92 as Wayne, Ramona ........ 49, 70, 81, 87 Wayne, Raymond --- ........... -57 Wayne, Ronald --- ..... 57 Webb, John .... - ............ 49 Weck, Phillip --- ............. --61 Wedge, John .... ...... 5 7, 86, 93, 107 Weeks, Jack ......... 49, 75, 112, 126 Weeks, Richard ............. 59, 66, 92 Wendelboe, Jerald Wendell, Maxine - ----------------53 -------Jl Wendt, Don ..... ........ 5 9 Wendt, james -- ...... -15, 87 Westcott, Susan .... ----57, 86 93 Westland, Paul ........ ...... 4 5, 88 Westland, Romona -- ........ 49 1Vest1and, Virginia --- ........ --53 Westland, Wayne ..... ---'9, 78 92 Westrum, Clayton ........ 57, 66, 113 Westrum, Eileen .................. 59 Westrum, John ....... 18, 32. -15, 61, 67 Westrum, Maxine ................ 49 Westrum, Shirley ................ ----------49, 67, 69, 90, 122, 131 Whelan, Edward ...... 45, 71, 96, 109 Whelan, Thomas .......... 919, 75, 86 Whitcomb, Donald ............ 57, 107 Whitson, Gilbert .... 49, 75. 81, 93, 109 1Vick, Beverly ................... 57 Wick, Dean Howard -- ........ 61 Wick, Marilyn ........ .......... 5 7 Wicks, jorris .......... .. ........ .-57 Wildeman, Jennie ........ 17, -19. 80, 81 Wildeman, Wilma ............ 58, 80 Will, Roger ............ ....... 4 5 88 Willadsen, Ronald .... .... 5 3, 81 Willey, Rita ......... ...... 5 9 Williamson, Richard --- ..... -53 1Villits, Jerry ........ ........ 5 7 Winjum, Myles ...... ..... 5 3, 76 1Vinjum, Patricia --- .... --59 YVinjum, Thomas --- .... -57 YVinters, Dwayne ---. ---.-- 4 5 Wogen, Dolores ---- ---53, 91 Wlolf, Lawrence -.-- 61 Wolff, Audrey -.....-..- 45, 67. 70, 81 Wolff, Donna --..-- 53. 71. 72, 80, 110 Wolff, Marlene ....---.--.....-.. ----------45, 70, 81 89, 122 Wolff, Patricia --..-----.......-- 59 Wolff, Shirley -.-.-. 45, 65. 68, 81, 85 Wong, Donald .-.-..----...-..-.- --------18, 32, 45, 67, 118, 127, 129 Wong, jeannette .-..--..--...- 61. 78 Yvood, Earlynn ---------.---..--- 61 Wood Harriet --- -...- 61 Woodside, Jackie -- Woodside, Ronald - Woodward, Donald-- Woolard, Elizabeth Wooledge, Frances -- Wright, Betty --.... Wrolson, Henry ...- Wrucke, Lowell ---.- Wulff Charles -.---- 47. 39, 67, ss, 75, 909 Wulff, Wulff, Janice .------.- Larry --------- Wulff, Richard Lee --.- Wynia, Dorothy -..- Wynia, Laura --.--- Wynia. Lavanne -1-- Yerhot, Barbara - - Yocom, james- ,,,,,-- - --------61 -- ---.--... 108 ----.-57, 92,109 -- .-----.--- 61 ---------19 ---53. 121 -------61 as 'siffsisf 165' -17 . 21. -----57, 75, 92 ------66, 92 - ----- 61, 74 -------49 -----49 -----59 -------------61 -45, 67, 69, 108 Yocum, Marvin ......----. 45. 68, 128 Yoemans, Marian .-.-.- 55. 57, 66. 92 Young, Bonnie --- Young, Ruth ...-- Youger, Phillip --.- Z Zobel, Sharon .----. Zoller, Dolores --- -------------57 --------45, 118 ------61 -----61, 78 ------59 5 . .-X Ahern, Garrett .... Andersen, Verlnnnd .,,, A.., Anderson, Anne ..... ...A.. Anderson, Dorothy- li Bailey, Norman ..... ,A... Bauer. Ruth ..... Bennett, Evelyn -- Benson, Blanche -- Berdan, Clara ...,. Breckner, Stanley - D Dahle. Grace ..,.. 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