East Grand Forks High School - Memories Yearbook (East Grand Forks, MN)

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FIRST ROW: Ronald Sheppard, Arden Mesedahl, Ronald Erickson, Arnold Thompson, George Stewart, Ann Mero, Miss Grace Halcrow iAdvisory, Lennre Bateman, Lois Egeland, Shirley Hanson, Patsy Mclsaac, Ernest Straus, Richard Kerr, and Donald lmsdahl. SECOND ROW: Harold Spriggs, Dwayne Partlow, Barbara Jacobs, Alice Fleming, David Hedin, Leroy Stavig, Dorothy Pender, Betty Lou Hauser, Ruth Miller, Gladys Piker, Geraldine Bushee, Margaret Wolff, Donna Coulter, James Schroeder. THIRD ROW: Eunice Babcock, Delores Brinkman, Bernice Fillion, Dolores Buckner, Betty Nelson, Mary Ann Hoye, Shirley Krenelka, Geraldine Hagen, Beverly Quern, Ellen Vavrina, Morris Johnson, Richard Keller, Merriam Erickson. FOURTH ROW: Marguerite Stinar, Eileen Vavrina, Elaine Paulson, Carol Thompson, Rose Fillion, Aldyene Larson, Avis Knutson, Annabelle Severson, Corrine Falconer, Darlyne O'Brien. Absent: Victor Ahlgren, Harvey Christianson, Blanche Stallmo. unior Class CLASS OFFICERS President . . ...... George Stewart Vice President . . Ann Mero Secretary . . Lois Egeland Treasurer . . Lenore Bateman Pause a moment and reflect on the personalities and occasions ot the busy Juniors .... Early in the fall, a Sadie Hawkins party. . . Especially fun with a regular Dogpatch skit . . . Many more school parties with all the students invited .... Candy selling at all the basketball games .... Some of our own athletes placed on the varsity squad .... Jun- iorites Ruth Fleming, Shirley Hanson, Barbara Jacobs and Geraldine Hagen took part in the speech contest and made good ..., Betty Lou Hauser and Shirley Hanson with all their class assistants took over the Hi-Ways .... The climax of the star-studded Junior func- tions came on April 28 - with the banquet and promenade .... We danced underneath a blue, starry sky to the strains of Jimmy Dunn . . . while on the stage the sophomore girls dressed like pirateers served punch in their Pirates' Den .... Final act for the class - the farewell to the Seniors of '45 was decorating the auditorium for Commencement. . also

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FIRST ROW: Doris Wehe, Alfred Maloney, Jack Carney, Elmer Eid, Jr., Jack Sampson, Donald Paulson, Donna Young, Bernice McCullough, Miss Martha Stensholt tAdvisor7, Joe Massee, Dorothy Harney. Maxine Sheppard, Rollie Bain, Alfred Torgerson, Clifford Mesedahl, Harriet Ritter. SECOND ROW: Shirley Osmundson, Marian Jenson, Carole Stuhr, JoAnn Mclsaac, Mae Eastman, Donna Gilbertson, Dona Ellenson. Alice Schmaltz. Delores Schmaltz, Delores Krueger, Rita Larson, Harriet Stordahl, Marcella Schmidt, Mary Ann Wiertzema, Eugene Mattson, Burrell Basgaard. Robert Sandlie. THIRD ROW: Audrey Larson, Phyllis Hodge, Myrtle Torgerson, Lois Giese. Marlene Ziooy, Helen Kozel, Joyce Bridgeford, Gladys Johnson. Beverlein Lee. Phyllis lmsdahl, Genevieve Strait, Inez McDonald, Gloria Mankie, Delores Stallmo, Clarice Hotvedt. Donna Hawks. FOURTH ROW: Rodney Nokelby, Herman Skyberg, Orrin Hannawall, Douglas Hiney, Frank Scheihle, Ardell Bestland, George Bushee, Billy Rand, Eugene Fasset, Lawrence Kliner, Kenneth Wolff, Robert Jorgenson, Bill Skoczylas. Absent: Alva Olson, Merilyn Helley, Helen Gust, Lois Cleveland. Eugene Boushey. Sophomore Class CLASS OFFICERS President . , . . . Joe Massee Vice President . Bernice McCullough Secretary-Treasurer , . Dorothy Harney Now the high-lights of the sophomores .... Going out to the football field early in the tall you would see some of our sophomore lads practicing . . . Nice showing for our class, , . . Not to be outdone, some of the girls appeared as angels in the Christmas program .... Dressed as pirateers eight of the girls served at the banquet .... Then the annual dancing party , . , An all-school hardtime dance . . . When??? Saturday, May 4 .... Mr. Matt promenaded the dancers through the Grand March and other novelty dances .... Final contribution to the Seniors were the flowers at Baccalaureate .... .i9. '