Anoka High School - Anokan Yearbook (Anoka, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1945 volume:

0 1 1 , 5 , , LJ L Z IIVMLW, 5 q nfl I ' - -l,, '11, 'J , 1-WIW5, Nik!!! 1 1 L I ' Lff'ff16Ln,f,, L17 x, , ,Lx1 'J' 4 1 1 Ve TH QNGKFHN Published by the GRADUATING CLASS OF I945 ANOKA HIGH SCHOOL Anoka, Minnesota Memorial Board . . . Bridge Square l 1'9" f limi i f AS!! X Q ' nw ' l' l ,HU I5 li A N X f Purple Heart D E D I C A T I O N We, the Senior Class ot I945, gratefully dedicate this year- book to those gallant heroes in the service of our country, who have so freely given their lives, in order that we may continue to enjoy the freedom of Demo- cracy. CUNTENTS FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES " " 't E "'!iW'f Q05 y g I:- E . W-1-,, xpwmq '?:L N 9535 I ly, 31137423 My A . hm- Q? ,A msg, . X4 K. x Silver Sfor FACULTY FROM OUR SUPERINTENDANT . . . I am happy to get this opportunity to voice my appreciation of the excellent record that the students ot Anoka High School are mak- ing in all their activities. The spirit, the enthusiasm, the loyalty dis- played by all the students who play in athletic contests, by those who are members of musical organizations, by those who publish the news- paper and the annual, by those who participate in dramatic produc- tions make for a high degree of success and bring glory and honor to the students and to the school. The Class of I945 is endeavoring to make the achievements of the year a matter of permanent record by publishing the Anokan. The editorial staff has worked hard into the still hours of the night to make this book an excellent publication, and I am sure that as the years roll by you will value it more and more as a treasure chest of memories of happy high school days at Anoka High School. Morris Bye, superintendent 8 FROM OUR PRINCIPAL . . . Congratulations to the staff and senior class of i945 for making this book possible. You have assumed a considerable responsibility and have done a splendid job. The senior class ot l945 may well re- member the fine accomplishments ot your school at all times, but especially the school year I944-45. The part you played individually and collectively in these accomplishments will forever be a pleasant memory in your life. Farewell and best of wishes! G. E. Huston 9 MISS GOODNER MRS. HORNS English, Social Science English MISS KRUSE MISS THOMASON MISS DONNELLY Commercial Social Science, English, Spanish Mathematics MR. WILCOX MISS MILLER Mathematics Physical Education MISS CROWLEY MISS BENSON General Science Social Science MISS LEMBERG MISS FLEISCHMANN Commercial English, Latin MR. KJAGLIEN MISS MELBY Science, Mathematics EIIBIISII MISS HOGLUND MISS WATTS Speech, History, English Music Supervisor 10 MR. FOLLRATH Art' MRS. CLARK Chemistry, Physics, Biology MISS GOW MISS BROWN MRS. PERKINS English, Social Biology, German Home Economics Science Mathematics MR. MOILANEN Geography, Traclr Coach MR. THOMPSON AArnerican History MRS. PAULSON Nurse MISS FOSTER Mathematics MR. BUEHLER Industrial Training MR. SEDERSTROM Band MR. WILLETT Industrial Training MR. PASCHKA Football, Basketball, Baseball Coach, Physical Education M ISS HAGEBAK English MISS STROM Commercial 11 X1 jk N N .Al '-if b I 8' I T' I - 'V .1 Ex ' 5 sn? 3. 5.x 4-. g gf.. fb .. frisli' Q .14 :1 fi.-' , x Q x .4 I . : 4, 5, 4 , , . UVTRE-4F'9'.?" a ffm, A ies: My , ff J' LQ, Di sting uished S ervic e Cross CLASSES SENIOR HISTORY September, I94I, marked the beginning of the remarkable class of I944-45. As is to be expec- ted, the first week was spent in locating classes. Algebra was considered the subject of the year, it being one of the two "electives": so we deem- ed it fitting to impress the 7th and 8th graders with our superior mentality by relating to "X" the unknown quantity, and carefully presenting the difficult steps, in obtaining the answer. When we had finished the necessary steps, "X" usually still remained the unknown quantity! We soon accustomed ourselves to the surroundings, vowed to learn something, be it ever so little, and as- sembled to elect class officers. Those chosen were: Kenny Dahlheimer, president: Madrene Black, vice-president: Ed Ward, treasurer: and Anna Lou Atckison, secretary. ln December of that year the United States entered World War ll. Girls' knitting classes were started, but the squares being different and of so varied sizes, hopes of ever making an afghan faded. When some of the older boys whom we knew so well enlisted in the Armed Forces, we realized the tremendous task that lay ahead of us, and knew it would demand all our sincere efforts. Came our sophomore year, and we all felt a certain degree of self-confidence. Our presence in the mighty upper halls soon became tolerable to the juniors and seniors. When the novelty of the second floor had worn off, we settled into a rut and little of consequence happened. High- lights of that year were dissecting frogs in bio- logy and the famous geometry surveying tours. Officers for that year were: Jerry Johnson, presi- dent: Warren Blair, vice-president: Joan Way, secretary: and Leroy Jones, treasurer. Our junior year was marked by the tragedy of the War Bond Drive contest between the seniors and us. Although we lost, we took our beating with a grin and were able to be proud of the huge success of the contest. At our first class meeting we elected Paul Heilman, president: Jack Rainbow, vice-president: Priscilla Herbold, secretary: and Ed Ward, treasurer. The main event of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom. We entertained the seniors royally jif we do say so ourselvesj with a chow mein dinner, the theme being China. The Mixed Chprus was started that year, and many juniors took part. A number of our boys enlisted in the different branches of the Armed Forces. We entered our senior year with some joy and some regret. The halls seemed empty without the usual upperclassmen, but we did rather enioy "setting the pace" for the lower classes. Our football team "put Anoka on the map", and we had outstanding teams in other sports also. Offi- cers for the year were: Ed Larson, president: Paul Heilman, vice-president: Amy Waldeen, secretary, John Spencer, treasurer. Students free- ly participated in music, dramatics, and other ex- tra curricular activities. Then, almost before we could realize it, we were graduating. During the four-year history of our class, our country has been engaged in this World War. Many of our own classmates have left us already, and more will be leaving, Those who are gone left us the responsibility of carrying the torch of Anoka High School. Our hope is that we have succeeded. And thus ends the history of the senior class of I944-45. We salute our successors and be- gone! 1 3 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS V, EDWARD LARsoN 5 LmS ' ff ' President ff A PAUL HEILMAN O , J Vice-President A x AMY WALDEEN Secretary JOHN SPENCER Treasurer RICHARD CHOUNARD Sergeant-at-Arms RAYMOND PIPENHAGEN Sergeani:-at-Arms 15 Paul Heilman Alva Opem Warren Johnson Mary Lou Lehn John Spencer Shirley Archer Rose Lowry Richard Elvig Shirley Erickson Garland Bullivani 16 Wilma Merkins Jeanne Meclcel Virgil Oswald Mary Jean Peters Donald Servin Bernard Harris P Gwendolyn Peterson Jean Johnson Juliet Peterson Bemadetie Donnette 17 Luverne Emmans Barbara Buna Norman Dycl: Corrine Froberg Orrice Erickson Laurel Bergeron Lorraine Sisk Earl Talbot Hazel Emmans LaVerne Zachow 18 J Ann Lou Atckison Morris Jenson Beverly Bearl Priscilla Herbold Marjorie Look Bonnie Dingmann Mary Ann Davis 19 Shirley Akin Wilmer McDaniels Bette Granfielcl Marilyn Hollis Grace Blese Eugene Neuman Elaine Peterson Shirley Martin Marion Schalre Lois Atanasoff 20 Beverly Donnette Carol Bergsten Irma Syring Amy Waldeen John Foley Betiy .lean Peferson Hariley Medin William Pieper Mary Pomraning Orrin Ostlund 21 Paul Anderson Betie Blanchette Betty Sweezo Q? . G . lf Joyce Thorson Allen Sorteberg Mary Lou Youngquist Claris Gillund Jeanne Barstow Kenneth Erickson Coletie Brown Paul Welahinger Joan Way Jacqueline Royce 22, J- Edward Larson Lorraine Bennett William Bye Norma Ward le"'Y Jacob Gordon Dahlheimer John Rainbow Neil McArdle Verna Soderquist James Edwards P 25 l f Gordon Purmorl: Margaref Hall Edward Ward Louise Anderson Lorraine Westlund Donald Palmqulst Donald Wuesi DuWayne Rehnelf Hazel Bourdeaux Raymond Pipenhagen 24 Marilyn Carlson Jerry Johnson Mary Kurfii J0lln l'l0l'n5bY W Dorothy Crandall Shirley Rinehart 'Tis education forms the common mind: Jusi as the twig is beni the 'rree's inclined. Epistle l,' li. 149-iso. From Moral Essays Alexander Pope 25 SENIIJRS IN THE SERVICE l Li f S ? 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R- 'X X ,V V V img: - , , 'Z 4f'.,'Vi :QVVV 3 .. ,l',.y:,Jg , 4 - .Y x +1533 , ffl fix' , ', .J , ,.3':f 2355 f Qf , , , 1, ., ,, ,,V,.',' - .K , , , 'A l, . ' "L . 'f-1 , , . " N . , " . -, 'Q IV, ' ff.,- VV V . QV , , VV , V .V V V V , V ,VV , , V V. , .A V,.,,,,.5V4gV V-,VV , -' ,. '.s.1. ,'r,-.1,g1s,a-3,11 rf-J A 41 1 We-fx:--w,4-,,.x4.g:,NEezf.m'fLI':.:f:.4:zsk,i1" A I ms- A-Q:x,mxS.'3w4QS1A'!f,.i4I.5?,l'.Q,Ef'R1T!Jf ' -WP' SENIOR DIRECTORY... SHIRLEY AKIN Shirley "Little Pepita, and oh, so sweeta" G.A.A. I,2,3,4: Rooters Club 3: Peptette I, 2,3,4: "Eve of St. Mark" 3: "Tom Sawyer" 4: Anokan 4: G.A.A. Council 4: Thespian Society 3,4. PAUL ANDERSON Paul "Work is m recreation" A Club 4: Chorus 4: "Tom Sawyer" 4: Foot- ball l,3,4: Science Club 4: Boxing I,2. LOUISE ANDERSON Louise "Life is just one darn thing after another, Love is just two darn things after each other" Rooters Club 3: Student Council 4: Anokan 4: Friendship 3. SHIRLEY ARCHER Shirley "A constant friend, a thing both rare and hard to find" LOIS ATANASOFF Lois "With a good natured, jolly twinkle in her eye" Chorus 3,4: Glee Club 3,4. ANN LOU ATCKISON Anna Lou "Slender, tender, and tall" G,.A.A. I,2,3,4: Rooters Club 3,4: Chorus I, 3,4: Glee Club I,2,3,4: Aeolian Club I: Pep tette' l,2,3: Anokan 4: Anokahi 4: G.A.A. Council 4: Thespian Society 4: "Brother Goose" 4: Class Secretary I: Sergeant at Arms 3. .lEAN'NE BARSTOW Jean "She is a quiet worker that succeeds" BEVERLY BEARL Bev "Too little and too lately known" Anokahi 4. LORRAINE BENNETT Bulldog "Oh keep me innocent: make others great" Rooters Club I,3: Chorus 3: Glee Club 3: Peptette 3,4: Anokan 4: Hobby Club I: Stage crew 4. LAUREL BERGERON Laurel "Tall oaks from little acorns grow" CAROL BERGSTEN Kelly "Feet that run on willing errands" Chorus 3: Glee Club 2: Student Council 4. BETTE BLANCHETTE Betty "Look before you leap" GRACE BLESE Grace "To be silent is to be beautiful" Band 3: Orchestra 3. HAZEL BOURDEAUX Hazie "I couldn't be good if I would, and l wouldn't be good if l could" Rooters Club I,3: Chorus 3: Glee Club 3: Peptette 3,4: Stage crew 4: Anokan 4. COLETTE BROWN Colette "Here is a Miss with a cheerful smile, To meet her would be worth your while" G.A.A. I,2,3,4: Chorus 3,4: Glee Club 3: Li- brar Club 2: Peptette I,2,3,4: Anokan 4: Anokahi 4: G.A.A. Council 4: Band I,2,3,4: Orchestra 3: Hobby Club I. GARLAND BULLIVANT Garland "Every why has a wherefore" BARBARA BUNE Barb "Keep cool and you command everyone" G.A.A. I,2,3,4: Rooters Club I,3: Glee Club 3,4: Aeolian Club I: Peptette I,2,3,4: Stage crew 3: Anokan 4: Anokahi 4: Nature Club 2: G.A.A. Council 3,4: Basketball queen at- tendant 2: Hobby Club I: Golf I: G.A.A. President 4. WILLIAM BYE Roger "There must be a lot of good work in him, for none ever came out" Entered from Thief River Falls 3: A club 3, 4: Chorus 3,4: Football 3,4: Baseball 3,4: Student Council 3,4: National Honor So- ciety 3,4: Basketball 3,4: Golf 3,4: Track 3,4: All School President 4. MARILYN CARLSON Marilyn "A voice like a nightingale" Chorus 3,4: Glee Club 3,4. DOROTHY CRANDALL Dorothy "A peppy girl with big brown eyes, A personality twice her size" GORDON DAHLHEIMER Toad "His greatest sin is a happy grin" A Club 2,3,4: Sergeant at arms 3: "Eve of St. Mark" 3: Football I,2,3,4: Baseball I,2, 3,4: Basketball 2,3,4. MARY ANN DAVIS Dave "Rollicky, snappy, always ay" G.A.A. I,2,3,4: Rooters Cfub 2,4: Peptette l,2,3: Film Operator 3: "Tom Sawyer" 4: Anokan 4': Anokahi 2,3,4: G.A.A. Council 4: Ishespian Society 4: "Brother Goose" 4: o I. BONNIE DINGMANN Ding "Her heart is as sunny as her hair" Library Club 4: "Tom Sawyer" 4: Thespian Society 4. BERNADETTE DONNETTE Bunny "She does but little worrying" BEVERLY DONNETTE Bev "She is seldom seen hurrying" SENIOR DIRECTORY... NORMAN DYCK Norman "A blush is beautiful, but often inconven- ient" JAMES EDWARDS Jim "He's as crazy as he is lazy" Football I. RICHARD ELVIG Dick "No cobwebs in his attic" Entered from Minneapolis 3: Chorus 4: An- okan 4: Science Club 4: Band 3,4: Orches- tra 3. HAZEL EMMANS Hazel A genial disposition brings its owner many friends" LUVERNE EMMANS Luveme "He is the most devoted friencl, Never in the way, and never out of it" Chorus 3. KENNETH ERICKSON Kenny "Quick with the camera" Entered from St. Francis 2: Anokan 4: An- okahi 3,4: Science Club 3. ORRICE ERICKSON Orrice "Laugh, and the world laughs 'with you" Anokahi 3. SHIRLEY ERICKSON Shirley "Then she will talk, good gosh, how she will talk!" Rooters Club 2,3: Anokan 4: Anolrahi 4: Nature Club 3. JOHN FOLEY Jack "He is timid only at times" Chorus 3: Football I,3: Baseball 4: Track 2, 3,4: Band I,2. CORRINE FROBERG Corrine "It's the quiet worker that succeeds" Chorus 3,4 Glee Club 3,4. CLARIS GILLUND Claris "Quiet, but oh so nice" Anokahi 3,4: Science Club 4. BETTE GRANFIELD Granny "If anything you want to know, dial the op- erator O" G.A.A. I,2,3,4: Rooters Club 3: Chorus 3,4: Peptette I,2,3,4: Brother Goose 4: G.A.A. Council 2: Band l,2,3,: Thespian Society 4. Glee Club 3,4. MERLYN GUIMONT Merlyn "He speaks for himself" Basketball 2,3,4. MARGARET HALL Torch "Stand up to be noticed, speak up to be heard, shut up to be appreciated" G.A.A. I,2,3,4: Rooters Club I,3: Chorus 3, 4: Glee Club 3,4: Peptette I,2,3,4: Brother Goose 4: "Eve of St. Mark" 3: Anokan 4: Anokahi 4: Nature Club 2: G.A.A. Council 2: Hobby Club I: Golf I. BERNARD HARRIS Shorty "I know more than you think l do" "Tom Sawyer" 4: Football I: Thespian So- ciety 3,4: Boxing I: Track 4. PAUL HEILMAN Paul 'lTime tells on a man . . especially a good time" Class President 3: Class Vice-President 4: A Club 4: Chorus I,3,4: Glee Club I: Film Operator 2: Football I,4: Student Council 4: Anokan 4: Anokahi 3,4: Science Club 3: Band 3,4: National Honor Society 3,4: Track I. PRISCILLA HERBOLD Teda "Twinkle, twinkle goes her eye, Who we wonder is the guy?" Class Secretary 3: Chorus 3,4: Glee Club I, 3,4: "Eve of St. Mark" 3: "Brother Goose" 4: "Tom Sawyer" 4: Student Council 4: An- okan 4: National Honor Society 3,4: Dra- matic Club 2: Thespian Society 3,4: Queen Attendants, Football I,3,4: Basketball 3: Football Queen 4. MARILYN HOLLIS Hollie "Not only good, but good for something" Peptette 2,3. JERRY JACOB Jerry "He says he's not romantic, but . . A Club I,2,3,4: Chorus 3,4: "Tom Sawyer" 4: Football I,2,3,4: Baseball I,2,3,4: Stu- dent Council 3: Thespian Society 4: Basket- ball I,2,3,4. MORRIS JENSON Morris "AIways ready and willing to loaf" A Club 4: Chorus 3: Football 4: Band I,4: Basketball 3. JEAN JOHNSON Jean "A likeable girl with a likeable way" JERRY JOHNSON Johns "Never known to be quiet and in fact he never tried it" Class President 2: A Club 4: Football 2,4: Baseball 2,4: Student Council 2: Anokan 4: Wrestling 4: Basketball 2: Track 2. WARREN JOHNSON Warren "His knowledge will take him to coIIege" "Tom Sawyer" 4: "Brother Goose" 4: Ano- kan 4: Anokahi 4: Science Club 4: Thespian Society. SENIOR DIRECTORY... MARY KURTTI Mary "Thoughts are deeper than all speech" Chorus 4. EDWARD LARSON Eddie "To study or not to study, that is the ques- tion" A Club 3,4: Class President 4: Class Treasur- er I: Chorus 3,4: Football I,2,3,4. MARY LOU LEHN Mary Lou "When done by her 'tis well done" Anokahi 4: Science Club 4. MARJORIE LOOK Margie "Good to look upon, and better yet to know" Chorus 3: Glee Club I,2: Library Club 2: Student Council 4: Anokan 4: Anokahi 2,3: National Honor Society 3,4: Queen Atten- dant, Basketball 4: Science Club4. ROSE LOWRY Rosie "Whatever I do, I do thoroughly" Rooters Club 3,4: Chorus 3.4: Glee Club 3, 4: Aeolian Club 3: Cheer Leader 2,3,4: "Brother Goose" 4: Anokahi 3,4: Thespian Society 4: Football Oueen Attendant 2. SHIRLEY MARTIN Shirley "A light heart lives long" Anokahi 4. NEIL McARDLE Shadow "Ma, give me a cent, I want to be tough" Anokan 4. WILMER McDANIELS Bill "A quiet gentlemanly fellow" A Club 2,3,4: Football 4: Student Manager 2,3. JEANNE MECKEL Meck "A pearl of a girl, in a social whirl, and not a bit slow in other places" Entered from lllinois 3: Chorus 4: Glee Club 4: "Tom Sawyer" 4: Band 3: Thespian So- ciety 4. HARTLEY MEDIN Hartley "He has a store of knowledge that he nev- er got from books" Boxing I. WILMA MERKINS Merk "Her third finger has a sparkler on it" EUGENE NEUMAN Eugene "Never swept off his cautious feet" A Club 4: Film Operator 4: Science Club 4: Wrestling 4. ALVA OPEM Alva "Attractive to the oomph degree" ORRIN OSTLUND Orrin "Silence has many advantages" A Club 4: Film Operator 4: Science Club 4: Student Manager 3,4. VIRGIL OSWALD Ozzie "My business in the world of fight, ls not to question, but to prove my might" A Club 2,3,4: Football l,2,3,4: Basketball 2, 4: Track 2,3,4. DONALD PALMQUIST Donald "His bark is worse than his bite" Chorus I: "Tom Sawyer" 4: Wrestling 3,4. MARY JEAN' PETERS Pete "An honest laborer bears a lovely face" Chorus2,3,4: Glee Club2,3,4: Library Club2. BETTY JEAN PETERSON Betty Jean "Sometimes I sit and grin and think, Sometimes I just sit." ELAINE PETERSON Elaine "That winsome smile is well worth while" ..,-. Rooters Club 2,3: Class Secretary 2. GWENDOLYN PETERSON Gwen "She loves them all" Anokahi 3,4. JULIET PETERSON Pete "What a shame there will be no talking in Heaven" WILLIAM PIEPER Bill "Pleasant in words, he has his way" Film Operators 4: Anokan 4: Science Club 4. RAYMOND PIPENHAGEN Pipe "l want to be bashful but the girls won't let me" A Club 2,3,4: Chorus 3: Football l,2,3,4: Baseball 4: Student Council 4: Basketball I, 2,3,4: Track 3,4: Football Captain 4. MARY POMRANING Mary "A cheerful nature and a ready hand" Anokahi 4. GORDON PURMORT Gordy "l love to wind my mouth up And I love to here it go" A Club 4: Chorus 3: Film Operators 3: "Eve of St. Mark" 3: Boxing I: Football l,2,3,4: Baseball l,2,3,4: Basketball I,2,3: Anokahi I,2. JOHN RAINBOW Jack "Men of few words are the best men" A Club 2,3,4: Football 3,4: Baseball 2,3,4: Student Council 4: Anokan 4: Vice-Presi- dent 3: Basketball King 4: Basketball 2,3,4. SENIOR DIRECTORY... DuWAYNE REHNELT DuWayne "Never do today what you can do tomor- row" Chorus I: Film Operators 3,4: Wrestling 4: Track 4. SHIRLEY RINEHART Shirley "She just keeps cheerful and goes on trying" Entered from Littlefork High School 4. JACQUELINE ROYCE Jackie "Where innocence is bliss" Chorus 2,3,4: Glee Club l,2,3,4: Cheer Lead- er 3,4: Thespian Society 3,4: MARION SCHAKE Marion "She is always willing to lend a helping hand" Student Council 2. DONALD SERVIN Donald "Memory is the thing l forget with" LORRAINE SISK Rainny "A placid easy going lass" Anokan 4: Anokahi 4. VERNA SODERQUIST Verna "She has to be known to be appreciated" ALLEN SORTEBERG Allie "He looks shy, but don't let that fool you" A Club 3,4: Football 2,3,4: Science Club 3: Wrestling 4: Track 3,4. JOHN SPENCER Spence "Good marks stand tor hard work, not luck" Class Treasurer 4: Chorus 3,4: Film Operator 2,3,4: "Eve ot St. Mark" 3: "Tom Sawyer" 4: "Brother Goose" 4: Football 2,3: Student Council 4: Anokan 4: Anokahi 4: Science Club 4: Band 4: National Honor Society 4: Thespian Society 4: Track 2,3. BETTY SWEEZO Sweez "Not much work but lots of play, Well, tomorrow is another day." G.A.A. l: Anokahi 4. IRMA SYRING Irma "Modesty is her charm" EARL TALBOT J Earl "A leader of men, and a follower of women" A Club 2,3,4: Football l,2,3,4: Wrestling 4: Boxing l,2: Golf 3: Track l,2,3. JOYCE THORSON Joyce "Worth is not measured in size" "Eve of St. Mark" 3: "Brother Goose" 4: Anokan 4: Thespian Society 3,4. AMY WALDEEN Amy "Merry as the day is long" Class Secretary 4: Chorus 4: Student Coun- cil 4: "Tom Sawyer" 4: Brother Goose" 4: Anokan 4: Science Club 4: Thespian Society 4: Basketball Oueen 4. EDWARD WARD Ed "When joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash" Class Treasurer 3: "Brother Goose" 4: "Tom Sawyer" 4: Thespian Society 4. NORMA WARD Norma "There is mischief lurking in her eyes" G.A.A, l,2,3,4: Rooters Club 3,4: Peptette l,2,3: Student Council 3: Anokan 4: Ano- kahi 2: G.A.A. Council 3,4: Hobby Club I. JOAN WAY Joan "Not very tall, awfully small, but fair and sweet and liked by all" Class Secretary 2: G.A.A. I,2,3,4: Peptette l,2,3: "Tom Sawyer" 4: Student Council 3, 4: Anokan 4: Anokahi I,2,3,4: Science Club 3: G.A.A. Council I,4: Band I,2,3,4: Nation- al Honor Society 3,4: Thespian Society 4: Orchestra 3: Golf I: Chorus 4. PAUL WELSHINGER Paul "Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you A Club 3,4: Film Operators 2,3,4: Football 2,3,4. LORRAINE WESTLUND Lorraine "Beneath her quietness is true sincerity" DONALD WUEST A Donnie "I like work, it fascinates me: l can sit and look at it for hours" A Club 3, 4: Football 2,3,4: Student Coun- cil 4: Wrestling 4: Boxing I: Track 2,3,4. MARY LOU YOUNQUIST Mary Lou "Let us be merry, for life is short" Stage crew 4: Rooters Club 3: Chorus 4: Glee Club 4: Anokahi 4. LaVERNE ZACHOW LaVerne "Oh where's my wandering boy tonight?" Anokahi 4. DONALD PEHRSON RICHARD DAWSON MARY LOU CAMPBELL Presideni Vice-Presidenf Secrefory Row 1 P. Abrams, B. Andersen, E. Andrews, A. Bader, P. Barsiow, L. Beidleman, H. Benton, F. Blanchard, M. Blesi, M. Bonnell, G. Bouley. Row 2 J. Broolrs, G. Brown, T. Buzzeli, D. Peferson, B. Carlson, D. Closson, D. Crapser, R. Davis, l. De Jarlais, R. De Mars, D. Dyck. an fn 1. ff. J . W . L. :H Q.:-f-fr ,"fr ' . w g! HH- -sq-Tw. f .p . ,. Q. 1. .1 ' ,, ' -my H: .. 4 -, Q, ,. pg , 'vs J'--.. . in 3559 5 1 I , . sow f' If 1 an . .Q A f . . i s K Y . ff . ff. gm. ., J . ' J 3 .. f, gi Y .. , Row 3 E. Ehlen R. Fields T. Fields D. Floih E. Gardinier B. Gibelyou H. Goodrich B. Green S. Guimont C. Hanson I I I I I I I I I I E. Henfges. Row 4 J. Hoslop, J. Hiliz, J. Hiltz, M. Horbal, E. Hoskins, K. Hostetler, G. Hosfvef, 0. Hughes, J. Jacobsen, R. Johnson, R. Johnson. Row 5 R. Johnson, J. Kaufmann, M. Kdnniston, N. Kohlxe, M. Lahd, S. Laphom, M. Loufzenheiser, J. Lawson, J. Leger. JUNIDR GLASS W. f xiii. gfil wa xi if it RUSSELL DAVIS Treasurer N A 5' ' a L ,. Q rx ' , g. iii . xx r JOHN WEAVER Sergeant-At-Arms LOWELL MASON Sergeant-At-Arms Row I T. Lehn, L. Lindgren, L. Little, H. Lowry, A. Lund, R. McGill, G. Magg, V. Row 2 M. Moe, M. Moen, M. Moore, L. Olson, T. Pace, A. Parker, J. Paschlxe, A. Malamen, L. Mason, E. Merkins, S. Meyers. Payette, L. Payne, D. Pehrson, J. Perrin. Row 3 M. Personius, R. Peterson, D. Peterson, G. Pratt, R. Ramacher, H. Reynolds, M. Reynolds, D. Rosquist, R. Ruschmeyer, -R. Rustang, R. Schaefer. H A - s- "'Si..- K . Eff :ia - .f .K .- ,, ,, - . -. .-H'-b .. ,. 1.36. -W Q' .L -. , J K . -, . Q A . . . t .. . .. A N , . , , x --. , f. wg . ' Q - ' ' 1 .A ax, - M vi 52" 'L ': JE... . 5 wk. , - r H2 21 5 g 5 g.s.. ... se. . V W' ' ' " : f - fb , . 3 if -V ' JF -f A: .'Z :e-,:.Y..: 1,-A -: 1' . 'fr 151 --A 1. ff - 'Is l , ' ffl' 5555. : 5 ...I '55 . ' .Q . . . .mm f, 5, , .2 -. . ., . . . .4 .... - - - . , ,Y . ,. .-.. . b ,V J. - ...... .M - .M . . S 1 " he , F gk " X- ' 1 f ' 3 . 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Petersen. 33 DOUGLASS BROOKS Presiclenf TYRUS EIDEM Vice-Presidenl Row 1 D. Albrichf, D. Albrichf, E. Almquisf, L. Anderson, D. Arnold, E. Afanasoff, D. Babinski, B. Bader, D. Barker, D. Bauer, H Bauer Row 2 J, Beclunbach, I.. Benefield, M. Benneh, R. Benolllin, B. Benfon, H. Beuclar, M. Bloom, B. Bloxam, K. Blume, L. Bourdeaux C Bulen Row 3 D. Brooks, S. Brown, E. Buzkholz, D. Campbell, E. Cord, J. Cord, y '14 z V . ,' .-. 255+ ,Qv,:,.-4. Iggy. - fl... f. -1 We! 'W ' W ' --: " 2 ,X . , .....?-,wg-. . 5 'K QQ' ox 1' in 5 'L .15 .1 is f 4 'X r 555 5 ll 5' ,Q fr f .. Y- . , . . ,LK ., Q. . s if.. ,fm 9:69 W' we ,lf W r si Q 3 3 P. Castle, L. Chounard, L. Compton, D. Couiure, L Couture ...- .. ...My - -...,.,,-,.., .is,J f- wff ' , ....... a Q - g. . 'iv 'SH af. , . Row Row Row Row F. G G V .5 i . my W1- Q3 s 5 : ss -' -f X. 5 ,..,g..- V: W...- ix , xg, 4 QQ, 1 e I x . . -'fi .'...5.-. .... , on A fl my 3 f .' In K l ,, X 41:-35 52.31 1 'Q fi Xa? Y nl V if QE? 4- loo fs ir ...- ' Via ' if .sr Y Y li .ua .... . 0 E , .,.. . . k. , .ggi xv g k S L' - sg ilk' . Davenport, A. Dehn, D. Dehn, G. Dehn, L. Dickman, R. Daugherly, J, Douglas, P. Douglass, D. Duerr, T. Eldem, M. Emmons . Emerson, E. Erizkson, J. Erickson, L. Erickson, W. Epling, B. Felix, R. Fields, P. Fisher, A. Flieger, V. French, J. Ghostley . Gibson, B. Gillund, R. Goodrich, J. Gow, D. Guimonf, G. Graber, D. Greenbush, C. Grams, E. Hamre, J. Heiumen, J Hellond . Hingfgen, D. Holmbo, D. Holcolmbe, J. Holtman, J. Horbal, R. Huckenpoler, B. Humphreys SUPHUMIJRE CLASS I if Pig. L. gf' fi., as JOEY LEHN PAT FISHER Secretory Treasurer Row 1 M. Hunter, G. Iverson, E. Jenson, A. Jenson, B. Johnson, R. Jude, A. Kieldohl, L. Knowlton, S. Kroening, L Lannmg N Lorson Row 2 A. Laughlin. J. Lehn, L. Lindgren, N. Lindquist, H. Lindsay, M. Lynn, M. McArdle, W. McArdle, M. Mortineou, J Mattson C Meckel Row 3 B. Melberg, L, Melberg, R. Merrill, H. Meyer, R. Palmquist, R. Pongindinian, L. Neiedly, B. Olmstead, D. Olson D Olson T Omdahl Row 4 W. Person, L. Personius, D. Peterson, A. Peterson, E.Peterson, F. Peterson, L. Peterson, M. Peterson, D. Rambo P Rech D Reed . K' L. fnl ...J t .K 'L i giggg- wg : " -' f.. - , . 2-:V wxq ? -- ' w. fi iff: sf ":' J i T, ..Q.-5: A97 at L xg-img e ex N., L . 4 :mi A 1. f T t .. 225 Nw, ,, .,.,.. q Row 5 J. Reidhead, C. Reynolds H. Ridge R. Rosquist, D. Runquist, L. Sage, W. Sondoz R. Scherher M. Schmidt l Suk C Smith Row 6 I.. Soderquist, M. Sorteberg, S. Spvrzem, E. Swanson, M. Swanson, M. Swanson, R. Sweeter, R. Talbot M Toft T Walters E. Wextberg Row 7 N. Whinery, D. Wright, D. Young, L. Youngquist, G. Ziegler, D. Zopli Not in picture: Brodwoy, Compton, Dorgis, Gustafson, Holl, Lophom, Newman, Peterson, Rodgers, Wright DF 3545 ., .iligff gg Q 4915 ' I. kg H' f g Raw Row 2 A. Beckenbach, L. Beckman, J. Berge, H. Berndt, G. B Row 3 M. Bovee, J. Barge, G. Canton, N. Carlson, B. Carr, R. Chamberlain, V. f 'A Vw .. QL.-'+?.',iQ i .. ' V -L' ' yi' -I , .Qin Zith V -. B . Z .I f. HJ' 'QWQEQ 5- 4 seri f Gr .f J X . V: U x, BILL RAINBOW President JIM BYE Vice'PresidenI I P. Abrams, R. Almquist, J. Altenwig, M. Amies, C. A Chounard, . .. 's.ff,...s.a , .. , . .., . 2 x., 1 L. A mm- f 1 -' . F. ' ' J 'Q .,'. .A L Lx ,V , A. 3.32 . f J. zA"?, lm 'W' ,m ai ., ., W . , . Q R 5 if if f 3 W' ' 'IQ , 94 nderson, N. Anderson, L. Babinski, S. Bahr, W. Bearl, R. Bebeau, R. Beck lesi, R. Blewitt, D. Bloom, W. Bowhmke, L. Bouley, E. Brown, M. Burris C. M. Clark, E. Cox, L. Crisp, R. Curtin .1 9 s. 2.2. ., -Q ...- ' ' 'X I .. f. Wa -Q I X ag z zr C 1 1 w -1 -4. - , ff-.Rib S5 . g.. I X A Q 1 4' ll V . 5 ., . L Q25 7 9 ' Q ,A S 15 . e' ' 5 ' was I . ' X J .. lx X' . . , - .,-N455 ' ' I f - 2 . . :SN . . .. ' ' . , s- or . . " f o ,gg 1 3 fer -- 'i A! fi I :K JL, xx . 3 . 1 k,Z 7. X gf? .. do - f ' A ff' N X ' 'Q .ea ' .fgx . n' V ' if . , L.: . 4 I x ini H . , f or f' . 1 'f . 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Row Row Row Row 5 r C x I we .5 I H Fw . . XXX ll K- ww Q x w , R xi, 4 M. A. Daml, D. Dingmann, M. Emmons, E. Epling, D. Erickson, E. Fields, R. Forsyth, M. Frasier, l. Freeburg, E. Ganieanez, M. Ganieanez 5 E. Gideo, H. Gilligan, L. Gittins, G. Guimont, L. Hall, M. Hallberg, R. Hammer, H. Hanson 6 W. Harrington, F. Hesli, K. Hesli, R. Hiltz, H. Holmberg, P.Holmberg, B. Hoskins, B. Hulburt, D. Humphreys, R. Jackson, A. Jensen 7 J. Johnson, N. Johnson, B. Jones, R. Jones, B. Jorgensen, R. Kaiser, R. Keniston F RESHMAQN CLASS Row Row Row Row 1 2 J 4 NORMA ANDERSON Secretary Treasurer MAE LINCOLN G. Koelme, K. Kolstad, K. Kottke, J. Covar, W. Kurtti, A. Larsen, A. Leger, S. Leger, L. M. Lugar, R. McAloney, R. McArdle, E. McNamara, A. McNaughton, H. Malchow, J. G. Merlzins, L. Mayer Lindberg, R. Lindberg, E Littlefield Mann, H. March, D. Martnnson T Melberg D. Morrissette, M. Morrison, A. Neiedly, P. Nelson, D. Nustvold, J. Olsen, V. Ostlund, R. Parker, J. Paul, A Pearson L Peder son, J . Petersen V. Petersen, J. Peterson, K. Peterson, M. Peterson, J. Pipenhagen, J. Porter, W. Porter, R. Purmort, M. Quackenbush C Quigley W. Rainbow V P ' . - e. -- . , ESX-ws ,V Q5 : ' - ' fi- fi" if" E -J -flf .",a"21: -"F " f f? -- Q 329,71 - ' ' ' or if '-.12-nii, " ' f R , in . . ' A . ' ' D .,... Y ,..: , ' Q . " -T "E '5 l"I-fy:-s.f:5.Es'?.s:: '-EfiE.Z:s::iEieaZ5i ,. .. .21 .5 .:.n...... . -.r-gm-.,,.,,., 'EN .ffl r 5- . -- fig ,..... . if is ga aww? V , ,l r E-sf-..::f:: 2- A . . . e EY E , .B . N, x Q . Q' 1 mf' f 'et 1 . . . I . .jg I .5 was.. A: Az. T mil .. '..l,.v1 .i.-. .. 'QQ' . 4' a Q.. vr-: ' 1 . Q2 is tie ,, .fi , Q.. e .fn , . ' lofi 'FN . 1 9 N N . 1: , Row 5 M. Riesdorfer, F. Reynolds, M. Rinehart, P. Rundle, R. Runquist, B. Ruschmeyer, M. Smith, T. Smith, R. Sorensen, D Spence L Spohn Row 6 R. Strohmayer, K. Swartout, J. Tanner, J. Tronerud, J. Trast, M. Walters, M. Walton, W. Ward, N. Warneke, R. M Weaver E Weese Row 7 K. Weiss, M. Wells, N. Wesp, H. West, B. Witte, W. Yungner, R. Ziegler Not in picture: M. Adler, K. Biddeck, A. Blesi, J. Brown, C. Christensen, D. Corbin, I. Dickhart, D. Elliott, J. Hogluns J Hendrick A. McNaughton, S. Pederson, K. Peterson, R. Sorteberg, G. Torgeson, R. Warner 37 9 2 W . Q ,, EIGHTH GRADE Row l A. Anihony, R. Archer, M. Armstrong, P. Beckman, W. Benefield, N. Bengtson, E. Blcmski, R. Bonin, N. Burnham, B. Burquisf, R. Bush Row 2 J. Campbell, K. Conway, K. Craig, L. Crapser, A. Dehn, A. Dripps, R. Dropps, B. Eilerfs, D. Ekmark, B. Emerson, N. Engmark Row 3 B. Ericson, J. Faheriy, M. R. Farrier, G. Fisfer, L. Fox, R. Garclinier, T. Giddings, M. Grams, B. Grande, L. Henson, A. Hortfield Row 4 J. Hillyard, D. Herbold, G. Hesli, J. Hobson, R. Holcombe, B. Huebner, D.Hulegaard, J. Iverson, M. Jewell, J. Johnson, L. Johnson Row 5 R. Kaufmann, K. Krolme, J. Krugen, W. Larsen, G. Lemke, B. Leni, D. Lewis, P. Littlefield, M. McDaniel, P. Melberg, E. Milner . 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Wuest, V. Westlund Noi ln pidure: R. Beckman, J. Bergland, R. Brigmeirer, E. Ellioi, M. Gonyea, B. Genil, D. Hamm, L. Hanson, J. Iverson, G. Jameson, M. JeweN, J. Jones, N. Lapham, M. McDaniel, D. Paggen, E. Paggen, D. Patchen, M. Ridge, M. Roberts, M. Schacie, A. Schwandt, J. Sherburne, W. Smuder, S. Toff, W. Wallace, C. Weaver, E. Wiif 58 SE E TH GR. DE Row 'l L. Archer, F. Armstrong, D. Bailey, J. Bailey, T. Barrett, M. Benefield, A. Bentz, L. Beucler, L. Blade, D. Bouley, D. Bauers, M. Brooks Row 2 D. Buchholz, L. Bulen, J. Barton, C. Carlson, D. Carlson, E. Carlson, P. Castle, R. Chappell, J. Christiansen, J. Christiansen, J. Christiansen, D. Sierniak Row 3 E. Cihlar, A. Clarke, P. Cobb, E. Colburn, E. Connett, K.Cook, A. Cox, D. Crapser, R.Crapser, K. Dahlgren, E. Dehn, L. Dickman Row 4 D. Dropps, B. Elliason, J. Emerson, R. Erickson, L. Evers, B. Falck, J. Ferkingstad, B. Firm, J. Fisher, l. Fournier, M. Fournier, P. Gauthier Row 5 L. Gicleo, G. Gilbertson, B. Gilbertson, R. Gould, G. Graber, A. Grams, J. Groth, N. Guile, M. Halverson, R. Hanson, B. Har- rington, S. Herbert Row 6 B. He?old, J. Herboldt, W. Hobson, A. Hoskins, D. Hough, M. Hovet, L. Hoyt, J. Hrebal, J. Hughes, B. Hulegaard, L. Humph- reys, . Hunt . 1 .. ,,-, , -, '- I . 5? ggi g ,- it -i - 15- ' 1.5 . ,s I ' K E . g t ., . , je. X.. .u3i. Sz1s. ., si: .Sgr-" X Q., . if 'a 3 ,K -X: . .' ' , I .15 . - ' 11I:EE.,' J ' I - .J fgfsfi ,' ..-' Y :'.:2r-1- w- ' 3 " f G :HQ ' 'E 5' X I , . 5 , 5 . fo . . if 1 if .gig m f , 5 4 - 2. . , ,E ' 1 . ' ' ,' " A. ' . V -' " ' it - ' 'H i . -5 2 -5 : Y ' 9 ' i Z J . if 1 : Y . ff n A F .fi J il ilk? U I Qi., X .. A - A . . :sf 1 's" ' :+I -Q 2 fr f I I ' .4 - J , ' J " .K ' ffif - - 221 2:35 E if .Q ' E ' ' ' , ' . J K J if 11- my ' . X I . , , SX . " ' i l -. I . -. A 4 -.- .. . ' p .kiwi , . f ' 'fk' X HEX 4 Home i5?ffiI - ' X." .9 V'ki 151 QW' 9 1',.Q .:i35 'yffflk . k. '- . . - f .sm . l -i if - 's gmqi. H E - .... o 3. Q 'E B . J J . ., 1- . K 1 ' '.- -1 - A di -- - -e ' . 'I I 3 . ...iw S.. , ,Q ,. g 'hi . .gig . Xi 4 X A -,. SJ' 5: 1:35 ' mi 'i"- if ' J' f. :I-i". - - Q : , .. .1 J. . 5... . . ,J A .. ! 4 ,gf 1 . . gg . f i 45' ' J ,. L ' ' - Z' ' .--- 1 5 . ' 7 ' 1 " WE' ' - .Q F i 1 B . fl ,, " i ... 1 ff' " .. ' ' ' , i ' 3' ' . J 2 3 5 'i" iffffi f J fs... 'll' 5 -- ' Fi ic? ' ' ' , ' ' ,, I. - .J -' f . . , ..H- . p J 1 E ' - . -f -3 . N 'E-.S l " " '.f:1. , ' ' J' - ' 1.55-. 41. L . sffis .-l " is 'ii1.75"i' ' . . ' so " ' ag kk.. 'Wg V . z - Row 7 M. Jacob, G. Jedlika, J. Jenkins, M. Jensen, J. Jewett, C. Johnson, W. Kelner, R. Kinney, B. Krugen, L. Langmake, K. Larsen, E. Lindgren Row B J. Large, L. Mclaughlin, H. Masloski, J. Meyer, J. Moen, P. Moletor, E. Mulligan, R. Palmerton, L. Pafchen, M. Paulson, R. Paulson, D. Pfleghaar Row 9 amson, P. Pierce, W. Pierce, L. Rehn, G. Reynolds, M. Richards, R. Ridge, L. Raper, M. Roiullard, L. StMarie, M. Sandberg, . oz Raw 10 M. Setxler, R. Sivigny, D. Sorvig, M. Spohn, J. Stewart, R.Swin9, R. Thill, M. Tigue, S. Timm, C. Tutuskek, C. Walmear, W. Walters low ll M. Ward, E. Westlund, G. Williams, M. Williams, T. Wlnczewski, L. Youngmark, S. Yvgve, G. Blanski Not in picture: L. Beckman, M. Christensen, D. Dalchow, R. Epps, B. Erickson, B. Hunter, L. Labonne, W. Lindgren, H. Mead, E. Mur- ney, T. Patchen, M. Paulson, R. Snvlgney, R. Svboda 59 1 """"f1 Eiga Yfff QU LSI-1 iQ QQ? E2 72 O whgf WSW' "!gM:'cE19 : B f A p wwf 1'-w.t11'f-4, , ', ,',,, w"" 1 ff, X1 fwx- ff' N ., ,x I N aww ii, X wg 'gf h 1597 '-Qi I E E23-5 J-fig J im 2535 .1 N? Y 'rf , ' 5 5" 71 Q xv 'bf A ..mn,v K, ,ir I K' 'l-f.- 5: " ' 1 X. kk 1 X Distinguished Service Medal UREANIZATIUNS STUDENT COUNCIL Row I l.. Anderson, B. Johnson, J. Way, A. Waldeen. Row 2 P. Heilman, M. L. Campbell, J. Helland, M. look, B. Bye. Row 3 D. Duer, D. Brooks, J. Spencer, R. Pipenhagen, D. Wuest, J. Rainbow. The Student Council is the official administrative organ- ization ot the student body. Traditional school activities are planned and directed by this group, student cooperation is enlisted in various worth- while enterprises, and any causes ot dissatisfaction in student management may be aired and corrected in this medium. This year's Council ironed out details for the football and basketball homecomings, worked on the youth center idea, sponsored a center tor the sale of war stamps and bonds, and arranged 'For various auditorium programs to be held through- out the year. The president of the Student Council is Bill Bye and Mr. G. E. Huston is the faculty adviser. 42 NATIONAL HONGR SOCIETY Ten seniors were honored this year by being elected to the National Honor Society, making a total ot fifteen seniors belonging to the Society. Leadership, character, scholarship, and service are the qualities of which the elections are based. Juniors who are elected to the National Honor Society auto- matically become members ot the Student Council. Those who were elected last year were Bill Bye, Priscilla l-lerbold, Paul Heilman, Marjorie Look, and Joan Way. Seniors elected this year were John Spencer, Edward Lar- son, Jerry Jacob, Jaclc Rainbow, Richard Elvig, Orrin Ostland, Mary Jean Peters, Jacqueline Royse, Carol Bergsten, Amy Waldeen. Five per cent ot the Junior Class is elected each year, but they had not been elected at the time of publication ot this annual. 43 "A" CLUB Row 'I B. Rainbow, R. Pipenhagen, B. Talbot, M. Gulmonl, G. Ziegler, J. Ghosfley. Row 2 E. Tulboi, D. Wuesf, G. Purmori, B. Bye, J. Rainbow, B. Broolu, V. Oswald, J. Johnson. Row 3 D. Wallick, W. McDaniel, L. Mason, V. Hinfgien, A. Anderson, B. Sage, P. Wel- shin er, M. Jensen. 9 Row 4 G. Pratt, D. Sorensen, P. Andersen, O. Osilund, J. Weaver, A. Sarieberg, E. Larson, J. Jacob. The "A" Club is an organization ot all the boys in high school who have received theotficial letter "A" in some sport. This year the "A" Club has about thirty members. Be- cause most of the members of the "A" Club became eligible by winning a letter in football, it was decided that the toot- ball captain should become president. The "A" Club has managed in the last tew years to leave a fund ot about titty dollars in the treasury for the next year's club to start on. This fund is usually built up to at least a hun- dred dollars during the year. This money is obtained by spon- soring the annual football homecoming dance. Last year the excess money was spent on a formal for the members of the "A" Club. This dance was very successful, and we hope that it may become an annual event. 44 FGOTBALL Row 'I D. Brooks, E. Talbot, J. Rainbow, J. Weaver, R. Chounard. B. Bye, J. Johnson, J. Jacob, E. Larson, V. Oswald, R. Pipenhagen ICaplainJ Row 2 Fred Moillonin Mssisionf Coochl, Orrin Osilond IMonogerI, D. Wuesf, G. Zeigler, G. Purmori, R. Talbot, L. Mason, G. Anderson, G. Pratt, A. Sorteberg, G. Dahl- heimer, P. Heilman, P. Welshinger, J. Lehn, P. Anderson, Couch Gordon Poschka. Row 3 0. Buhler fBomber Couchj, V. Hingieen, M. Jenson, R. Johnson, C. Weaver, D. Herbold, l. Sage, W. Rainbow, J. Ghostley, D. Wollick, B. Ward, W. McDaniel, D. Reed. The I944 Football Season produced one ot the most famous Football Teams in the history of Anoka High School. Under the coaching of Gordon Paschka, and Fred Moilanen, Anoka won the Suburban League Championship in its first year in the League. Many new records were established this season. The team made a scoring record, by scoring I93 points. St. Louis Park ..........,........................................... O 25 White Bear Lake ........... ........ O I9 Columbia Heights ........ ........ 7 47 North St. Paul ............ ........ O 35 Hastings .........,......... .....,.. O 34 Stillwater ........................ ............ 0 I2 South St. PauI ............ ...,......,. 2 O 26 Farmington .................. ....... 6 49 Superior Central .........,..,..........................,......,, 6 I9 Duluth Denfield .......,,,................,.,,,.,...,,...,.,...,,,, I8 2l There were 33 Lettermen, and I7 graduating Seniors this year. 45 BASKETBALL A Team B Team 'I G. Dohlheimer, B. Bye, R. Pipenhagen, J. Rain- Row 'I D. Erickson, H. Ridge, F. Reynolds, R. Z bow, aco J. B e. CDV! J J b y R 2 W. Rainbow, J. W r, G. Zeigler, D. Soren- Row 2 W. Ward, R. Talbot, L. Sage, L. Pay asc ka. Lindsay, R in berq sen, R. Breymier, Conch P h .l.'d . The l945 Basketball team made a very favorable show- ing during the basketball season. The team played l9 games, 2 ot which remain to be played at the time this annual goes to press. The District Tournament was played at Anoka. These scores were also not available at the time this annual goes to press. The results of the games already played are: Anoka Anoka Anoka Anoka Anoka Anoka Anoka Anoka Anoka Anoka 37 39 44 59 3 I 46 4I 45 34 46 Braham Mpls. Central Col. Heights Elk River Braham Hastings No. St. Paul Stillwater S. St. Paul Farmington Anoka 22 Anoka 63 Anoka 43 Anoka 46 Anoka 5I Anoka 53 Anoka 56 Anoka 5 '1 Anoka 'H 46' 29 White Bear 34 Col. Heights 35 Hastings 38 No, St. Paul 75 Stillwater 30 So. St. Paul 34 Farmington '151 White Bear 33 Elk River TRACK The I944 version ot Anoka's track team made one ot its most out- standing showings in recent years. As their main accomplishment, the Tornado cinderists decisively won the l6th District Track meet, held at Anoka. Another lst place won by the Anoka team was in the quadrangular meet lAnoka, North Branch, Cambridge, Pine lslandl held at North Branch. ln a similar quadrangular contest lWhite Bear, Anoka, Stillwater, North St. Paull at Anoka, the locals ran second to the winning White Bear tracksters. Anoka's tinal entry, being in the regional conclave, tound them plac- ing third. Led by Coach Gordon Paschka, the Anoka track squad was composed ot 20 boys, I2 ot whom earned letters tor their outstanding work. Those twelve letterman were: Douglas Brooks, Bill Bye, Willis Castle, Robert Douglass, Robert Jacob, Jack Mclzeters, Paul Neumann, Virgil Os- wald, Kenneth Patterson, Allen Sorteberg, William Wanamaker, and Don- ald Wuest. BASEBALL Anoka brought home its third straight district base- ball title after a tough season in I944, by winning 9 games on an eleven game slate. Coached by Jack Campbell, the Tornadoes started their campaign on May 6th by whipping Osseo, II-14. Stillwater capsized the Anokans in their next tilt, 4-l, but this only spurred on the Tornado.diamond crew, as they downed the three following toes: Osseo, Cam- bridge, and Stillwater, very decisively. In the invitational baseball tournament held at Carl- ton College on May l3th, the Anokans won their first game 5-4, over Faribault, but were defeated by Austin, 3-I, in the quarter-finals. At home again, the Tornadoes completed their sea- son with victories over St. Francis, Elk River, Cam- bridge, and Braham. The last tilt, won by a 3-2 mar- gin, gave the locals the district championship. Lettermen on Coach Campbell's I94-4 squad were: Bill Bye, Willis Castle, Curtis Chamberlain, Gordon Dahlheimer, Jerry Jacob, Robert Jacob, Jack Rainbow, Jerry Raney, John Weaver, James Ziegler, and Jack Duclos. aff!! 47 WRESTLING TEAM Row 1 D. Thomas, J. Leger, D. Brooks, J. Johnson, D. Wuesf, E. Talbot, Knot in prcfurel. Row 2 W. Bearl, V. Chounord, D. Rehnelt, E. Neuman, M. Wolters. This year wrestling made its debut in Anoka High School. Under the coaching of Gordon Paschka, the team wrestled opponents of 6 high schools. They also entered the District Wrestling Meet, but the results were not available at the time this annual went to press. The schools with which we wrestled were: University High, Washburn, Wayzata, Mound, Vocational, and Robbins- dale. 48 OCAL MUSIC L. Atanasof, M. L. Youngquist, D. Runquisi, M. Lynn, D. Albricht, H. Beucler, N. Gustafson, E. Peterson, M. L. Bennett, P. Douglass, B. Johnson, V. French, C. Brown, C. Froberg, P. Rech, W. Wesp, M. Horbal, 5. Weidema, M. Carlson, A. L. Atckison, R. Lowry, P. Herbold, M. J. Peters, J. Royse, M. Moe,. L. Olson, E. Erickson, W. Person, L. Erickson, R. Ramacher, P. Per- sonius, P. Castle, R. Ward, M. Lautzenheiser, J. Lawson, R. Norberg, D. Albricht, S. Lapham, M. Lahd, J. Spohn, J. Hiltz, A. Lund, M. Bonnel, J. Way, M. L. Campbell, S. Spurzem, A. Holtman, R. Benolkin, L. Peterson, R. Elvig, J. Spencer, P. Andersen, D. Zopfi, D. Classon, L. Payne, B. Gibelyou, J. Bechenbarh, L. Lindgren, B. Bune, J. Meckel, A. Waldeen, P. Schenk, A. Kieldahl, R. Spohn. CHORUS.. The Anoka High School Chorus is composed ot Se-nior High School students under the supervision and direction ot Miss Mary Watts. During the year, a chorus club was organized. At the first meeting the following officers were elected: John Spencer, president: John Weaver, Vice-President: Anna Lou Atckison, Secretary-Treasurer. Also a Music Council was selected consisting ot Amy Waldeen, senior ciassg Jean Lawson, junior class: Barbara Johnson, sophomore ciass. The chorus presented several concerts during the year with the band. The highlight of the year was the presentation of the Christmas Program with the Speech Department. A Quartet was organized consisting of the following: Dick Closson, Lyle Payne, John Weaver, and John Spencer. A girls' Sextette was or- ganized, consisting of: Priscilla Herboid, Marilyn Carlson, Jacqueline Royse, Mary Jean Peters, Lois Lindgren, and Barbara Bune. These groups made several appearances. At different occasions, the soloists were Priscilla l-lerbold, Jacque- line Royse, John Weaver, Lyle Payne ,and John Spencer. 49 r iv!! r T. 6 ' 1. I K El r rf H it l iii iii - Q t ra gggt , rt W rit , , INSTR ME TAL M SIC BAND PERSONNEL 1944-1945 - Anoka High School P. Abrams, P. Abrams, D. Albrlcht, D. Albrlcht, T. Barrett, N. lengston, G. llesl, B. llewett, M. lonnell, L. Bourdeaux, D. lowers, C. Brown, J. Bye, J. Campbel , M. L. Campbell, C. Carl- son, N. Carlson, P. Castle, P. Castle, D. Chamberlain, R. Chappell, E. Cihlar, E. Colburn, K. Conway, L. Crisp, D. Elvig, N. Engmarlz, M. R. Farrier, V. French, J. Ghostley, I. Good- rich, L. Goodspeed, J. Gow, P. Groth, N. Gustafson, M. Halverson, P. Hellman, A. Holtman, M. Jensen, B. Johnson, J. Lehn, E. Llttletield, M. Luger, A. Lund, I. McArdle, E. Murney, R. Norberg, T. Olson, B. Paulson, M. Peterson, W. Porter, D. Rank, H. Ridge, C. Reynolds, R. Schaefer, W. Simms, l. Sisk, D. Spencer, J. Spencer, S. Spurxem, J. Sweeney, B. Sweeter, R. Swing, J. Tanner, P. Tanner, D. Thomas, D. Walton, M. Walton, J. Way, C. Weaver, J. Weaver, R. Weaver, M. Wells, W. Wesp, B. Wltte, D. Wright. E. Jensen, land Secretary, J. Lawson, Drum Maiorettep P. Reck, J. Covar, Baton Twirlers. BANDH. The band put on snappy marching exhibitions at all home football games and made a trip to Stillwater to appear before the football fans there. The three drum majorettes are Jean Lawson, Patty Rech, and Joyce Kovar. The band rounded out its season by playing at home basketball games and at the district tournament. The organization also completed a successful concert season, hav- ing given five Sunday afternoon concerts with the chorus. A band board was organized this year for the tirst time. This board is made up ot Mr. Sederstrom, the director, the band officers, and three representatives elected by members of the band. The othcers and rep- resentatives chosen this year were: President, Richard.Elvig: Vice-Presi- dent, Marjorie Bonnell: Secretary, Joan Way: Ilth and l2th grade represehtative, John Spencer: 9th and IOth grade representative, Rob- ert Blewett: 7th and 8th grade representative, David Spencer. Mr. Sederstrom also has charge of a beginners' band, a junior band, and an orchestra. 50 ANOKAHI Row Row Row Row Row 'I A. Holtman, D. Dyck, N: Gustafson, M. Moe 2 R. Huckenpoler, T. Olson, P. Douglass, S. Erick- son, J. Way, M. Bonnell 3 M. Hull, E. Ehlen, V. French, M. A. Davis, A. Lund, J. Lawson, Miss Fleischman, advisor B. Johnson, T. Lehn C. Brown, B. Bleweit 4 L. Sisk, S. Spurzem, J. Spohne, M. Lahd, B. Buns 5 W. Johnson, J. Spencer, D. Flath, J. Weaver ANOKAHI STAFF The Anolcahi statf, due to wartime restrictions and difficulties found in obtaining a printer, was forced to limit the publication of the school paper during the past year to one issue per month. The staff was com- prised ot titty junior and senior high students, who were advised by Miss Fleischmann. The Anolcahi, in addition to its usual activities, spon- sored the first dance ot the season: they also edited two special papers, one ot which was devoted to the proposed youth center and the other, a special April Fool's edition. The position ot editor-in-chiet, to whom tell the unpleasant task of receiving all gripes and insults, was most bravely and capably filled by Joan Way. Some new and more attractive ads which were used this year brightened the paper to a great extent. 51 Row 'I M. Pomraning, M. Moore, G. Peterson R Lowry Raw 2 H. Lowry, C. Gillund, A. L. Atckison M L Lehn ANOKAN Row 1 M. Holl, Mr. Wilcox, advisor, A. L. Atkinson, L. Sisk Row 2 S. Akin, C. Brown, J. Thorson, J. Way Row 3 P. Heilmon, J. Spencer, R. Elvig, J. Weaver, J. Johnson, N. McArdIe ANOKAN STAFF In spite of major obstacles and unfortunate handicaps, we, the staff, have diligently attempted to bring you the fin est annual in the history of Anoka High School. We sincerely hope that this annual will bring back many memories of the happy times that you have had these last years in high school. We are indebted to Bob Blewett for his artistic contri- bution and to Kenny Erickson for his untiring efforts as head of the photography department. Mr. Wilcox, our able advisor, has given us invaluable as- sistance in constructing this annual. 52 SCIENCE CLUB Row l W. Wesp, R. Huckenpoler, R. Elvig, J. Spencer, W. Johnson, P. Schenk, T. Lehn. Row 2 A. Lund, C. Gillund, M. Look, M. L. Campbell, M. L. Lehn, Mrs. Clark ludvisori Row 3 E. Newman, J. Perrin, B. Carlson, B. Pieper, O. Ostlund, P. Anderson. One of the most interesting and active clubs in Anoka High School is the Science Club with Mrs. Clark as advisor. At the first meeting John Spencer was elected president: Richard Elvig, vice-president: and Warren Johnson, secretary-treasurer. Regular meetings were held throughout the year with var- ious members ofthe club in charge of the programs. Mr. Frank l-leilman gave an instructive talk on geology. At other meet- ings cosmetics were made, and scientific experiments were performed. An important project of the club was a field trip to the University of Minnesota where members visited all places of interest. The Anoka Science Club is a member of the Federated Science Clubs of America. 55 LIBRARY CLUB Row 1 R. DeMars, J. Hilfz, J. Heslop, D. Zimmerman, E. Westberg. Row 2 B. Dingmcn, E. Ehlen, Miss Paulson lcrdvisorl, V. Malamen, M. Hunter, Nine girls make up the AJ-l.S. Library Club this year. They are: Bonnie Dingman ................. ........................,....,.,,... S enior Edith Ehlen .....,,.........,...,.,....., ......................... J unior Rose Mary DeMars ......... .. ,...,.,,. Sophomore Mildred Hunter .......,..... ............ S ophomore Vera Malamen ..,....... ..,,................ J unior Jeanette l-liltz .......,...,,.. ...,,,.,,.,,.. J unior Joan l-leslop ....................,..... ..................,. J unior Delores Zimmerman ......,........ ..,.,..,.........,..,........... J unior Eunice Westberg .........,................,............,.. Sophomore The girls, all volunteers, help with the checking in and out of books, filing, typing, poster making, writing overdue no- tices, posting, shellacing, and going on errands. The group meets informally from time to time to discuss various library problems. A Christmas party was held by the group in the library on December 22. A delicious lunch was served and gifts were exchanged. Miss Paulson is advisor of the club. 54 THESPIAN SOCIETY 'Row I B. Granfield, J. Way, J. Thorson, S. Akin, P. Herbold, J. Royce. Row 2 M. Lautzenheiser, A. L. Atckison, A. Dehn, Miss Hoglund fadvisorl, A. Waldeen R. Lowry, B. Dingmann. Row 3 B. Harris, D. Flath, J. Spencer, J. Weaver, D. Wallick, R. Smith, R. Ruschmeyer R. Peterson. Last spring a new organization was introduced into Anoka High School. Eighteen students became the charter members in Troupe No. 596 of The National Thespian Society. Service is the keynote of the organization and students who are inclined to rest on their "honors" subject themselves to suspension. Thespian membership is proof that a student has more than aver- age interest in dramatics and has the ability to participate successfully in dramatic productions in high school and college. When school began this fall there were only tive active members of Anolca's Troupe. Throughout the year, plays have been produced under the direction of the Troupe sponsor, Miss Hoglund: each play has made several students eligible for membership. lt is the aim ot each Speech student to become a member ot a group with such a spirit of work, cooperation and loyalty: and after becoming a Thespian, to live up to the motto ot The National Thespian Society: "Act well your part: there all the honor lies." 55 I 1 FILM OPERATORS K gg Row 1 O. Osflund, B. Pleper, Mr. Wilcox fadvisorl, P. Welshmger, D. Arnold. Row 2 W. Sandor, E. Newman, D. Pearson, G. Jenson, D. Rehnelf, D. Closson, R. Pan- gidinion. The film operators are students who devote one period to the showing of movies for the benefit of different classes. There are usually two operators for each period of the six periods during the day. However the total number of op- erators is sixteen with Paul Welshinger as Chief Operator and Mr. Wilcox and Miss Benson as advisors. Activities sponsored by this organization include parti- cipation in the Homecoming festivities and showing special movies for the Red Cross, l-listorical Society, Churches, and other programs. 56 V' 5 G.A.A.i Row l B..lohnson, M. Bonnell, R .Word, Row l A. Lund, D. Wolfon, P. Rech, Raw 1 B. Johnson, A. L. Aickison, Miss C. Brown. R. Hilfz, E. MacNamaro. Miller ladvisorl, B. Bune, Row 2 J- WHY, 5- Allin, N. Ward, Miss Row 2 J. Lawson, M. Lautzenheiser, M. 5- 5PU"1e"'1 M- l-- C0"'Pb9ll- Miller fadvisori B. Bune, Hall, W. Wesp, M. A. Davis, J. Row 2 C. Brown, R. Ward, M. Bonnell, E- MGCNUMCINI. WUY- S. Allin, S. Lopham, E. Ehlen, Row 3 M. A. Davis, M. L. Campbell, Row 3 P. Castle, M. Reynolds, s. Mey- P- Schenk- S. Spurzem, A. l. Afckison. ers, M. Walton, R. M. Weaver, Row 3 P. Douglass, N. Gustafson, A. D. Buchholz, M. Wells. Holfmon, V. French, T. Olson. Row 4 G. Koehne, N. Carlson, M. lug- er, B. Witte, J. Kovor. G.A.A. COUNCIL The G.A.A. Council, which consists of the Senior officers and leaders of the different sports, is the governing body of the GAA. The Council is supervised by Miss Miller and consists of regular mem- bers and the freshman representative. The officers of the GAA. for this year are: President .............. - ............................................ Barbara Bune Secretary - ...... ........ S hirley Akin Vice President .............. -.- ............. - ............. .. ....... Joan Way Treasurer . ....... - ..... ....... - .. Norma Ward Council members managing the different activities are as follows: Basketball .............. - ................ - ................ Marjorie Bonnell Outdoor Sports ......,...... - ........ Ann Lou Atclcison Soccer ................. -... .- ..... Mary Lou Campbell Health Points ......................... .........,......... S ue Spurzem Volley Ball .... - .......... .......... - Barbara Johnson Junior G.A.A. Rep. ......... ..,.......... M ary Ann Davis Kittenball ......... ..................., R ita Ward Freshman Rep. ................ .......... E dna MacNamara Collette Brown G.A.A. ACTIVITIES The Girls Athletic Association, under the direction of Miss Ora Miller, has a membership of 46 members. The purpose of the student organization is the furthering of mental and physical develop- ment through athletic competition and the promotion of the necessity of health and sportmanship. The most important event of the G.A.A. this year was the revising of the constitution. The point system for earning the emblem and letter was changed so as to give more girls a chance to earn these awards. The new constitution was drawn up and approved by the council at a special meeting held in December. Informal Initiation was held in April at which time the pledged members were initiated into the G.A.A. Earlier in the year the council elected Edna MacNamara from the group as freshman repre- sentative on the council. The Formal initiation and Banquet was held in May. At this Banquet, next year's president was announced. Track .............. - 57 Soldier's Medal ACTIVITIES JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET The annual Junior-Senior Banquet was held in the high school gymnasium, May 6, I94-4. The Chinese theme was carried out very effectively. The gymnasium was decorated with dragons, pagodas, and Chinese lanterns. Music for dinner and dancing was provided by Arne Rustad and his band. The program and menue were: Makee Big Welcome ,.....,..,,r.....s......,....................,.,..,... .....,.,.,............ P aul Heilman Acceptee Great Honor .,...,........,..,,..,.,.,............,......,,..,.....s....,., Robert Douglass Song to the Evening Star-trombone solo ,,..,, ........,......, J ohn Weaver The Silkworm Spins his Cocoon ...............,,,..,....... ......... M arjorie Look The Butterfly Emerges ,..,,.........,...,......,........,,.....,.............,. 1 ...,.,,,. Vern Paquette Ching Lee China Boy, dance ..........,. ..........,,...........s..,,...,r....,.. W anda Wesp, Jean and Jeannette Hiltz An Old Chinese Custom .........,. .............,,..,................,.,..,.. M r. Huston Confucius Say .....................,...,....,....,.............,.,.. ........,........,.....,.,,...,........,,..... M r. Bye Accompanist .......,,.,.....,.......,.......,........,..,.. , ..,.....1.... ........,........ P riscilla Herbold Molded Fruit Salad Snacks Subgum Chicken Chow Mein' Chinese Noodles Steamed Rice Hot Parker House Rolls Spring Relish Jelly Orange Pecoe Tea Raspberry Sherbet Pecan Cake HIGHLIGHTS 0F '44 '45 Eddie Larson leads the Senior Class Donald Pehrson leads the Junior Class Douglas Brooks leads the Sophomore Class Bud Rainbow leads the Freshman Class Milton Setzler leads the Eighth Grade Tommy Barrett leads the Seventh Grade Barbara Bune heads the G.A.A. Raymond Pipenhagen heads the A Club Priscilla l-lerbold crowned Football Queen Bill Bye chosen All School President John Spencer heads the Science Club Edna MacNamara chosen Freshman Representative to the G.A.A. Raymond Pipenhagen leads Football Team Richard Elvig heads the Band Joan Way is Editor ot Anokahi Amy Waldeen reigns as Basketball Queen Jack Rainbow reigns as Basketball King Paul l-leilman chosen Editor of Anokan Paul Welshinger heads the Film Operators John Spencer heads Thespian Society Jerry Johnson chosen Wrestling Captain Jack Rainbow heads Basketball Team Swing Kings made their debut this year Wrestling Team organized for the tirst time Miss Haggans joins Red Cross Nurse Corps John Spencer heads the Chorus Brother Goose and Tom Sawyer plays presented during the year Bill Bye heads Student Council Norma Lapham heads Junior G.A.A. John Weaver elected l945 Grid Captain Paul Andersen only one to pass Radar Test Bill Bye set an all-time scoring record in Suburban Conference Football Junior I-ligh defeated Senior in 6th War Bond Drive l-IILARIOUS Campaign tor Anokan Editorship First year in Suburban League tor Athletics Marcella Banwart and Betty Payne are new otfice girls Many Seniors unexpectedly graduate Lover's Nook disappears during Christmas Vacation 61 CLASS WILL I... LEAVEMY... TO... Shirley Akin ,............, .Wittes ..........,.....,.,,....,.,...,..,.... .......,....... A udrey Payette Louise Anderson ....,..... ............. C hamplin .,...,...,.,...,.,... .Bud Sage Paul Anderson ........ .Blond hair ............,.........,. .....,. ...... B e rt Carlson Shirley Archer ........ .Beautiful Tresses ........... ..,,,...,...... J ean Erickson Lois Atanasotl ...,. - ,...,.... .. ............. Boy friends ........,.........,.. .,...,......... S ister Anna Lou Atckison ..,.... ,..........., S tyle .........................,.,.. ,Jean Lawson Jeanne Barstow ..... -... ............. German .,......,.,,.. .Bob Ruschmeyer Beverly Bearl ,.,........,.....,. ...........,, E ye lashes .....,...,,.. ,Patty Fisher Lorraine Bennett ,......,..... ..........,., T owel ..,,,............ .Totsy Olson Laurel Bergeron .....,.,,. ...,........, W it ....................,,. .I'll keep it Carol Bergsten ............. ...... - ..... S weetness ...............,., .Punky Gustafson Bette Blanchette ..,..,, ...... - ..... S illiness ........................,.,... ..,.....,....., B etty Bloxham Grace Blesi ., ,.....,.,.,........ ......... .. Waist ....................... - ..,,.,.,..... .............,. J oan Heslop Hazel Bourdeax .......,.. , ........, ............. C ute Nick-names ........... ..... - ....,... S ue Spurzem Colette Brown ...........,.........,,... - ....... - ........... Artistic ambition ...... .............. B ob Blewett Garland Bullivant .............. -.- ..... -............Pigs .,.,........,, - ..........,....... ........ ...... S e nior Float Barbara Bune .......................,................. - ........ Plaid Slacks ..... s... ......... ..... A rdell Dehn Bill Bye .,,................................ ,..-..-...- ...... ---Humor ........,,.... - ............................ ,....,......,,. H erby Lindsay Marilyn Carlson ........,....... ..,............... I st soprano ..... - ....... - ............,..... .......,.,.,... M iss Watts Curtis Chamberlain ...... - -..-.....Car ....................,.. - ...............................................,..... Main Motors Marion Chapman ..........,,. ........................ M onday morning sleep ...,....,,...,............. Gene Pratt Richard Chounard ........ - - ...... ,...Appetite ..........,.,. , ,.......................... .,..........,,. B ud Rainbow Dorothy Crandall ..,.......... ........,..., B ookkeeping ..... , ....... - ....... --.. ............... Miss Kruse Gordon Dahlheimer ....... ......... - ..Milk Route ...........,.. - Joey Lehn David Dehn .......,..,..,.........,. ......... - .Great Northern ......... ..- ........... John Sweney Mary Ann Davis ............. .... - ....... C lothes ..... - ....... -.- ....,. ............,.. S hirley Lapham Bonnie Dingmann ........,......... .,.- ........ Dimples ,,.,,.,..,,,.,,,,,. ,Rose Mary Weaver Bernadette Donnette .,......, .... - ...wsisterl Love Hiltz Twins Beverly Donnette ..... - ...... ,..,........ Y "i""""" """"""i' Norman Dyck ..........,,.... ............. G ood sense ..,....... ............... C oming generation James Edwards .,,.. .........,... C leverness ....,... -... ,Lowell Mason Richard Elvig ...,....... .Trumpet ........... ............... l rving Sisk Hazel Emmans ..,....,..... - .....,..... Smile ..,...,......,,.......... .Ray Peterson Luverne Emmans ..,....... .........,... M oustache ........ - ..... .,..........,.. B ob Benolkin Kenny Erickson ......., .Empty Bottles ...,........ ..,....,....... M ilk man Orrico Erickson ............ ..... ..... J o kes ...,,......,.. - .......,............ ............... L ois Benefield Shirley Erickson .......... ...- ...... -Wingfield ...,...........,............. ...,........... M artha Lahd Jack Foley ,,..,............ ...... - ..... A dvice to Lovelorn ..,....,... ...... - ....... D orothy Dix Corrine Froberg ..,....... .... - --.Efficiency ........................ ........ - ..... A lice Bader Claris Gillund ...., - .... ,.,..-......Modesty 62. ,..............Barbara Johnson I O O O Bette Granfield .......... Merlyn Guimont .........,., Margaret Hall ..... , ,,..... Bernard Harris ............. Paul Heilman ...........r.... Priscilla Herbold ....... Marilyn Hollis ....... John Hornsby ......,4... LEAVE MY . . Telephone Gossip ........ ...,.s......,, Crooked Lake .......,....... Torch ..,.i.........,...,.,......... Dead cat ..,.....,r..,..,.. Next annual ..,.......,. .........,,..Talents Hands ..........,...... Shyness ...,,... Jerry Jacobs ............w, ....,a....... T echnique .. Morris Jensen .....,........ - ,,....,....,. Store ,,.,......... , Gerald Johnson ..,,...... ..... ,....., B i g talk ......,,..,... Jean Johnson .,...,., - ......l ...... T iny feet ....,,..,,.,... . Warren Johnson ,..,...... ,............. V oice ....................s...... Harold Jude ........,,.,. ...,,......... D riving ability ,........... Mary Kurtti ..........,..... ....,.,............,.,.......,..,.. S horthand .,.r....,.,....... Eddie Larson ..... - ........ Graveyard ..............r........ Mary Lou Lehn .......... .........,,... A nokahi Typing ......... Marjorie Look ...,.,,... ..,,.,,,.,,.., H appy Smile ......... Rose Lowry .....A......,... .- ........... Cheerleading .r........., Neil McArdle .......... ..,..,........ F riendliness ........................ Bill McDaniels ....... .,.......r.... C omic Books ....,.........,,,,.., Shirley Martin ............. .............. O ut of town interests Jeanne Meckel ........., ,...A......... L ove and Kisses ............ Hartley Medin .....,.,..... .........,.,., C arefree manner ........,... Wilma Merkins .......,,,,., ,,............ T act ...............................,. Eugene Newman .r.....,.... .,.........,.. I nitiative ........,.....,, Alva Opem .,.,..........,.... ,,..........,, N ight life ..........,.. Orrin Ostlund .......... ...... ....... M a naging ...r....,..., Virgil Oswald ...,.....,....... -,. .,,........... Temper ..............,.....,,.,... .. Donald Palmquist ......... .,........,... D rivers License ....,.,....s Mary Jean Peters ............ r.,.,..,..,... R ailroad Tracks ....,..,.... Betty Jean Peterson ........, ............. G iggling ....,..,............. Elaine Peterson ....,.......... ..,..r..,..... W alk ...,............,........ Gwen Petersen .....,....... .,.. ,........ H e ight ...,................r. Juliet Peterson .........,... .......,...... S chool Spirit ......... Bill Peiper ...,.......,..,....,............... ,............. V ocabulary ...,...... Raymond Pipenhagen Mary Pomeranung .......,............ ,..,......... John Gordon Purmort Jack Rainbow ........r......,.,.. - ..,.. ...,....,,... ,. .........Captalncy Stags ...,......r.,,....,........... Aggressiveness ......,,. L., Throne ......................,.,.. DuWayne Rehnelt ......... .,..........,. B ashfulness .......... Shirley Reinhart .......,.. Jacqueline Royse ......, ........i..,..Ouietness Chemistry .....r........ ,.. TO.. .To whom it belongs Gerald Schwandt Junior Class Miss Hoglund ??? Mary Lautzenheiser Carol Meckel Merle Walters George Ziegler Sister Brother Delores Zimmerman .,s......,,,.,.Joyce Brooks Johnny Ghostley Lois Lindgren ...r..Spirits Sister Theresa M iss Fleischmann ,,,...,.,...,,,Peggy Personius ,, ,,,,...,,.,,,,. Chuckie Weaver ,,,Harry Lowry Betty Gibelyou Danny Wallick ,, .,....,...s..,. Andy ...............Annette Holtman Marilyn Wells .r........,...Rosie Ramacher Dave Herbold Miss Miller Mike Holm Helen Beucler Marlys Reynolds Gorgine Graber ......,......,Patty Tischman Jimmy Bye Whoever wants it Johnny Weaver Bernice Anderson James Kaufman ??? Bert Carlson Doris Dyck Mary Lou Campbell Lyle Payne Soderville Girls Mr. Willett . . with pleasure Whoever wants 'em Tommy Grantield Ramona Norberg Norma Anderson Barbara Hulbert .Clifford Brandell Mr. Sederstrom Patty Douglass Baldy Davis Deer Miss Fleishman Rum River Miss Benson Uncle Sam Marian Schake .......,..,,, .............. C heertulness ..,......... .....,......... Donald Servin ......r..,. ,......... . ..Taxi Service ...,..... Lorraine Sisk .........,......... ......,...,,. S oldering ......................,, Verna Soderquist ....r,...... ............. A noka boys ...,... ........... ............. . . Allen Sorteberg .......... .............. M ile run ,.,...........,. John Spencer ....,.........r. . ,........ .... ............,, D r ums .,.....,..,,......... . Betty Sweezo ....,...,.,,,,...............,,.................... Heine .,............,..............................,... ..........,.... Irma Syring ...... --. ,,,.....-...........,,,Thoughtfulness .......,................,....,................. . Earl Talbot ......,..., .........r.....,...........,. W ine, women and song ..,...................r Joyce Thorson ........ ........................ V im, vigor and vitality ........... ............... Amy Waldeen ............. ............. F igure .............r......,....,,.............. - ...... ,.,............ Ed Ward ......,..,,.,....... Drawl .............s........................,.,,.,... .........., s ,. Norma Ward ..........,..... ...,....,.... H unting Ability ......... Joan Way ................. - ...,......,. ............. A nokahi ..................... Paul Welshinger ............,.... ............. M otor Boat ...,........ Lorraine Westlund .......s..., ............. S ocial ..,.,,..,........,..s. Donald Wuest ................................................ Draft Card .......... Mary Lou Youngquist Luvern Zachow ............. .............,........ Good times ..... - ..... Diamond ............. 65 ??? Next generation did' TOP MARCELLA BANWART BETTY PAYNE MRS. HILDEBRANDT MRS. LENT CENTER ED HINTGEN Chief Engineer BOTTO M ENGINE LEE BILL HALEY FERDINAND PAYETTE The poffutecl P2255 ANOKA, MINNESOTA TUNE 1, 1955 ST. FRANCIS BANK HELD UP CARELESS CABBIE CAUSES COLLISION St. Francis, Minn.-Yesterday afternoon the St. Francis Bank suf- fered a loss of their total cash on hand which amounted to 55923. President Jerry Jacob reported he was in conference with DuWayne Davis, head cashier, when the mis- hap occurred. The screams of the bookkeeper, Irma Syring, brought Constable Donald Palmquist "o the scene. The fleeing robber made his exit through the rear door where he bumped into two St. Francis teachers, Bev Bearl and Cor- rine Froberg. This detained him al- lowing the Constable and Deputy, DuWayne Rehnelt, to catch the culprit. GRAND OPENING OF NIGHT CLUB Chicago, IlI.- "The Dimout," managed by Mr. David Dehn, was formally opened last night with a capacity crowd. The entertainment was provided by Merlyn Guimont's Orchestra featuring Bette Granfield as vocal- ist. Among the celebrities attend- ing were Warren Johnson, noted playwright: Lorraine Sisk, Famous lecturer and writer: also those men- about-town, R. Victor Sword and Gordon Purmont. TRAIN HELD FOR REPRESENTATIVE LOCAL TALENT TO HEAD METROPOLITAN New York-The Metropolitan Opera House will present "Car- men" as its opening opera on the summer schedule. The Symphony Orchestra will be conducted by John Spencer, and "Carmen" will be sung by Miss Priscilla Herbold, both formerly of Anoka, Minn. Tickets can be purchased at Neil's Men's Store from I2:O0 noon to 3:00 P.M. Mon. through Wed. WEATHER REPORT Whether it's cold, Or whether it's hot, We'll have weather, Whether or not! Phoenix, Ariz.-- . J ,gg 5 The train for y s. r Washington, D.C. . was held u one , .a'V 5 r,t., a -I hour and Ig min- - utes today for ii , ' . Representative J. H Edwards of Min- 'Q' nesota. He was r here visiting may- EDWARDS or Allan Sorte- berg. Garland Bullivant conductor, denies charge, but says delay was caused when debutante Gwen Peterson sprained her ankle boarding the train. She was helped on to the train by her two companions, Laurel Bergeron and Elaine Peterson, and medical attention was given her by Dr. John Hornsby. A law suit was threatened but the dispute was settled quickly by a short conference with the rail- road's lawyer, Mariann Davis. Two Injured on Washington Ave. Minneapolis, Minn.-Late this afternoon a taxi driven by Edw. Ward crashed into Miss Colette Brown's Art Studio on Washing- ton Ave. and Broadway. Police Sgt Richard Chounard was run down in his attempt to get pedes- trian Shirley Martin out of the path of the oncoming car. The plate glass front of the studio was com- pletely ruined and art model Mary Lou Youngquist was cut by flying glass. Ambulance driven by Jack Fo- ley was immediately called to the scene and took the injured to the Welshinger Hospital to be exam- ined by Dr. Luverne Emmans and attending nurse Amy Waldeen. Witnesses who were shopping in the nearby district were house- wives Betty Blanchette, Mary Kurt- ti, and Lorraine Westlund. FIRST AIRPORT NEARING COMPLETION Construction of the first of a series of Heilman-Bye Airports to be built throughout the country will be completed by the end of this month. The work is being done under the supervision of Ray Pip- enhagen, construction engineer. The company announced the opening of a school for hostesses instructed by Chief Hostesses Shir- ley Akin, Barbara Bune, and Louise Anderson, and a school for pilots under instruction of Paul Anderson, Jack Duclos, and James Ziegler. Celebrities who will attend the initial flight are Richard Elvig, aer- nautical engineer: Alva Opem, ac- tress: and Donald Servin, noted financier. Th polluted pres: THE POLLUTED PRESS Joyce Thorson, Editor Cash In Your War Bonds Now! For The Pedestrian Every Year Is Leap Year. LETTER TO THE EDITOR . . . To the Editor: Why can't an or- dinance be assed to prevent the dropping of: bottles from helio- copters flying about the city. Two of our noted citizens: Mayor Vir- gil Oswald and Temperance Lead- er Margaret Hall have been konk- ed on the bean by these flying bottles. Dorothy Crandall, Lois Atanasoff Cash In Your War Bonds Now! SHRUNKEN TROUSERS HAVE DAY IN COURT Morris Jenson, 2I4 North Sec- ond Street, is sueing the Chamber- lain Laundry for shrinking two pairs of his trousers four inches. Judge Don Wuest is in charge of the case. WANTED - Three stenographers: one blonde, one brunette, and one redhead. No experience necessary. Apply in per- son. Jerry Johnson, RE 2448 WANTED-Clerk for Lingerie counter at McDaniel Dept. Store. WANTED-Men to work at the Pieper Granite Works. Good Pay . . : conven- ient hours. CH 4442 WANTED-Trail riders at the Riding Academy Miss Hazel Emmons Sr Miss Orrice Erickson, Props. Nosey News Notes . . . Marilyn Carlson, formally with the Minneapolis Symphony Or- chestra, will now have her own radio program. Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Daniels cele- brated their 5th Wedding Anni- versary last Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Daniels' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merkins. Out of town guests were Betty Jean Peterson and Jul- iet Peterson. Manitoux tests will be given Fri- day afternoon at the schools. Clar- is Gillund and Jean Barstow will be in charge at the high school: Mary Lou Lehn at the Washington: and Shirley Rinehart at the Franklin. Luverne's Style Shop will pre- sent "Ladies ln Style" Wednesday afternoon at the Hollis Tea Room at 3:30. Anna Lou Atckison and Shirley Archer, alluring models, will lead the show. Guests at the Lawrence O. John- son residence last night were Bev- erly and Bernadette Donnette. Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. Schake, and a friend from Howard Lake were also present. A gala homecoming party for Dick Meyer was given at the Ben- nette-Bourdeaux Resort at Lake George last Wednesday night. Rose Lowry and Norma Ward were hostesses for the affair. Bernard Swift was Master of Ceremonies and Medin's Music Masters furn- ished the music. Five room house located between Blesi's Beauty Parlor and the Pomraning Book Store. -Real Estate Agent, Norman' Dyke, MA 3456 FINEST PHOTOGRAPHY IN TOWN Have your picture taken now at the Kenneth Erickson Studio. PTA meetings will be held at 7:30, June 3. Miss Jean Johnson and Miss Shirley Erickson are in charge of the program. Guest speaker will be Bonnie Dingmann. She will speak on "How to Handle the Younger Children." Misses Marjorie Look, Carol Bergsten, Mary Jean Peters, and Jacqueline Royse have just return- ed home after touring the country. They have been lecturing and clem- onstrating on different types of Social Work. Miss Bergsten spent several years in South America with Joan Way, who is in charge of the Children's Welfare Bureau at Buenos Aires. We have just had word from Bernard Harris, head of the Harris Lumber Co., Lake of the Woods, that he has seen those two noted backwoods bachelors, Eddie Lar- son and Toad Dahlheimer. They will later be joined by Hamline's coach, Jack Rainbow. Eugene Newman and Orrin Ost- lund, who have just proved the Einstein Theory, are now working cross-word puzzles while recuper- ating. CLASSIC THEATER Now Showing "The Dark Past" Starring Earl Talbot Coming soon to our Stage Jeanne Meckel and her all Girl Orchestra Cash In Your War Bonds Now! If it's a "heinie" you want . . . visit "Sweez's, the only "heinie"'shop in the country. If Sweez isn't in, her very cap- able assistant, Verna Soderquist, will clip you. lg Could Happenlo You Oh Brother! V. Ozwald, M. Lautzenhieser A Sunday afternoon D. Dehn, B. Bune, N. McArdle, l. Smuder tr f 5 Two girls and their Fresh-men B. Rainbow, B. Witte, J. Be W. Ward Need we say more? B. Bye, B. Johnson Practice makes perfect A. Waldeen,67 Xxfeaver F96, Always S. Alain, G. Dahlheimer In their merry Oldsmobile P. Welshinger, J. Johnson l. Syring, C. Chamberlain Lively lo ook no JG Pick ups77 All dressed up and no place to g E. Elwlen, M. Reynolds, Two chic chicks Some of the chorus girls D, Zimmerman, J. l-leslop, A Atckison M Look Huba Huba!! R. Ward, J. Lawson Blanket t k ' S. A,-Che, Whad'ya say, now, Big Boy?? M. Celica! or one I-cfs face it S- Maftln M. Kurtti, M. Carlson 68 5 HTIE OES uf? A ,. i i px 1 fears Ago . . Champlin Sweet and Shy . . S. EriCl1SOn l'he Farmer's Daughter . . R. Johnson feddy Bear . . D. Flath ielly Spence 'effect Attendance . . Franklin School Xlelllll Now Kutchi, Kutchi Koo . . G. Brown How Dry l Am . . M. A. Davis R. Norberg, D. Albricht, D. Thomas, D. Albricht, R. Talbot Close to You . . J. Johnson, D. Broolcs Dearly Beloved . . B. Bune and D. Dehn Inez Dejarlais Datty Hazel Mudge S. Lapham The Thin Man Returns Poundin' out the Anolcan . . J. Spencer Oh, No . . l'l. Bourcleaux Our Service Flag Ziegfield Follies, 1933 . . P. Joslvn, W. Emerson, M. A. Davis, M. Witte, M. Hollis, M. Campbell, B. Grantield 69 -SUYTll'YXQi'i'll'T1E2 6-fs L ai .fi hr ' . ,,,- . It gym 'C 5. The morning after the night before Right . . . Tug Boat Torch Center . . . "Big, Bad, Enger" L. Bennet, C. Brown M. Hall, M. A. Davis Eddie Larson M- Hailf H- Boufdeaux His three pastimes Leg Art Now he's a Leatherneck Jim Edwards The Junior Janes Butch Castle Stagfgerj line Ah! Nature! The L. G. Club V. Ozwald, K. Erickson 70 ight Find au I. .- , If looks could kill . . . C. Brown, B. Granfield M. Bonnell Final score, 2-0 S. Spurzem, A. Lund, P. Rech O!! O! Wilcox! O. O. Wilcox, P. Personius M. Campbell, P. Castle Hazel Hazzit . . . in the pan J. Bye, P. Hellman, H. Bourdeaux, F. Reynolds Three's a crowd G. Purmort, D. Wallick, J. Meclcel Basketball Royalty, '45 style A. Waldeen, J. Rainbow, C. Meclcel, M. Look, A. Dehn Juvenile clelinquents E. Larson, N. McArdle The beauty and the beast R. Hiltz and brother Harold Together B. Goodrich, J. Thorson Here's your chance, girls D. Wuest, R. Chounard Wallhowen G. Dahlheimer, S. Akin, A. Sorteberg, M. Reynolds Do your mothers know you're out? G. Purmort, J. Rainbow, R. Pipenhagen, R. Chounard WE THANK OUR PATRONS . . . Anoka Herald Pub. Co. Anoka County Union Babcock Hardware Co. Beckum's Dry Goods Store Ben Franklin Store Benner, John Bonnells Grocery Store Bowers, Warren Central Market Chambers, Allen S. Chambers' Market Colburn- Hillard De Luxe Cate Ekwall Jewelry Store First National Bank Frisch Department Store Goodrich Drug Co. Green, George W. Hoglund's Greenhouse llde Hour Cafe Jackson, Norm Jensen's 5c to SLO0 Store Jepsen's Food Market Klip Shop La Plant, Paul Larson, Dr. E. V. Le Richeux, Charles P. Main Motor Sales Co. National Tea Co. Nelson's Cate Odegard Sales and Service Oswald's Coffee Shop Peterson's Shoe Store Pure Service Station Red Owl Store Red and White Store Rum River Lumber Co. Sears Roebuck and Co. Shadick's Confectionery Standard Red Crown Station State Bank Thurston and Sons Wards Confectionery Warnkin, Dr. M. P. Wellhausens Locker Service West Side Bakery Welberg's Super Service Witte Drug Co. 5 3 ii A :T .11 X n Z . Q, 9 f 5