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

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FIRST ROW: Eileen Zak, Madonna Derrick, Jacquelyn Hanna, Jean Bain, Donna Abel, Joann Wavra. SECOND ROW: Beverly Pietz, Beverly Klemesrud, Jean Taylor, Liv Eid, Mary Lou Chalmers, Lois Jeffrey, Nona Wolff, Patsy Bateman. THIRD ROW: Pat Kiesz, Janet Thiel, Doris Palya and Beverly Stuhr tco-leadersb, Doris Hanson, Janet Baird. unior Y. W. C. A. Under the leadership of Ann Mero, Betty Nelson, Beverly Stuhr, and Doris Palya, the sixth and seventh grade girls have organized a Junior Y.W.C.A, Club. Designed to bring about a better understanding and fellowship among girls, these organi- zations feature group hikes, picnics, parties and various activities. This club is affiliated with the Young Women's Christian Association and so the girls have access to their clubrooms and craft shop, In the early summer all the girls are invited to attend the summer camp, which will be held this year at Muench Beach, Detroit Lakes. Minn. FIRST ROW: Ruth Beck, Nadine Johnson, Marilyn Hanson, Ruth Bolton, Janet Humes, Darlyne Doble. SECOND ROW: Maloda Zak, Lois Wilcox, Jacquelyn Adair, Alis Eid, Janet Hjelmstad. - THIRD ROW: Virginia Lee, Arlene Brinkman, Ann Mero Gi Betty Nelson fleadersj, Mary Lou Grassel, lone Ferencik. n46a

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The Prom Come to de Pirates' Den and Promenade, scrawled in blood - who could resist such an invitation? As we entered the auditorium we were awed by its dark and spooky appearance. We danced under the blue-canopied sky to the strains of Jimmy Dunn's orchestra, Leading the grand march were Arnold Thompson and Lois Egeland, co - prom managers, and their guests. They were followed by the Junior and Senior class presidents and guests. The Sophomore Pirateers served the promenaders their punch in the Pirates' Den. The floor show featured a tap dance by Morna Nokelby and Glorianne O'Leary and songs by the Eid girls. For a few short hours we were lifted out of this world and into a story book world of our childhood, but as all good things must come to an end, so, too, our prom of forty-five. e450

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FIRST ROW--George Krum, Paul Eide, Paul Erickson, Jimmy Hausauer. SECOND ROW: Arden Quern, James Price, Bob Fiers. THIRD ROW: Tommy Eid, Elmer Eid, Jr., Earl Gangensss, Dick Matt. Absent: Jimmy Hurst. Roger Wilcox, Jack Sampson. Boy Scout Troop Z1 Bay Scout Troop Zi, sponsored by the Board of Education, has a membership of fourteen. The Scouts range in rank from Second Class Scouts to Eagles. The boys meet every Monday evening, and under the able guidance Of their Scoutmaster, Mr, Merlin Elie, have taken part in two paper drives, a tin can drive, and a clothing drive. The boys now are working for a Gen- eral Eisenhower medal, which they will get it members collect an average of l,OOO pounds of paper per Scout. One East Grand Forks boy, Verle Ralston, has set a good example by col- lecting l,35O pounds of paper already. The boys are looking forward to a week at camp on Pike's Bay. The camp begins the day school closes. What a happy day that will be for the Scoutsl 0470