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

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Jar Qi uw LEFT T0 RIGHT - Lowell Flaat, Maxine Will, Gerald Erickson, and Mrs. Dorothy Olson. Class of 1949 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President ............ Lowell Flaat Vice-President . . . Gerald Erickson Secretary-Treasurer . . . Maxine Will Advisor . . . . Mrs. Dorothy Olson 9300

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FRONT ROW--Daralyne Lealos, Carolee Croy, Lois Sondreal, Shirley Meagher, Ragna Perrin, Beverly Lammey, Miss Martha Stensholt lAdvisorl, Eileen Hoye, lvadelle Filiui, Enid Olson, Virginia Absey, Joanne Jacobson. SECOND ROW-Donna Aasen, Edna Short, Loal Larson, Joyce Vaughn, Betty Gangelhoff, Blanche Grinde, Doris Cummings, Carol Settevig, Frances Baxter, Caroline DeGagne, Yvonne Bateman, Deane Skyberg, Eugene Boushey. THIRD ROW-Dean Jarvis, Earl Hawks, Clara Settevig, Alvina Schmaltz, Donna Betts, Lois Partlow, Erdine Hotchkiss, Marilyn Anderson, Florence Gerszewski, Donna Rehor, Muriel Christianson, Kirkwood Sundin, Cy Ducharme, Curtis Bye. BACK ROW--Dale Wavra, Morris Kobetsky, Thomas Eid, Arthur Grundyson, Charles Cresien, Franklin Goodrich, Lyle Johnson, Rodney Braden, Jerry Keller, Donald Danielson, Earl Gangeness, and Roland Nelson. ABSENT-Arnold Bushee, Mary Lou Jeffrey, and Dewey Mostad. Sophomore Class HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR industrious class - ranked high with honor students. Four boys -Jerry Keller, Franklin Goodrich, Earl Gangeness and Dale Wavra - made the Varsity Basketball Team. Annual School Party - April 26th. Program consisted of skits by all classes - iuniors won first place - seniors took second. Jerry Keller proudly completed ten years of school without being absent or tardy. The decorating at the high school auditorium for the Seniors Baccalaureate Sermon. Boys learned to dance. ln interscholastic Tournament sophomores won first in volley ball and second in basketball. ln Beaver Relays, May 3rd, sophomores won four points out of five won by our school lFranklin Goodrich 3 points and Cy Ducharme l pointl. ln Scouting, Tommie Eid won the Eagle Award. ln typing, Lois Sondreal made Sl words a minute and won an award pin for this success. A number of typing certificates were won by the sophomores. These students averaged thirty or more words a minute with not more than tive errors. QZQO

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FRONT ROW-Bernadina Zipoy, Glendora Swanson, Levone McCullough, Barbara Settevig, Genene Hotvedt, Mrs. Olson tadvisorj, Marion Schulz, Geraldine Wiertzema, Monica Bridqeford, Gloria Slallmo, Avis Nelson. SECOND ROW-Robert Gilleland, Maxine Will, Lloyd Doble, LaRaa Robertson, Marilyn l-lausauer, Carol Bolton, Marilyn Johnson, Ruth Hoff, Ruth Giese, Clarice Thureen, Elaine Schmidt, Mary Maloney, Gerald Boushey. THIRD ROW--Roger Wilcox, Doris Piker, Joanne Slavic, Gerald Erickson, Vonnemae Jeffrey, Ethel Warmbo, Marjorie Jackson, Verna Hillestad, Doris Nowaclxi, Mary Lou Thompson. BACK ROW--Curtis Olson, Robert Morlan, Jerome Ruich, Donald Larson, Robert Taylor, Richard Matt, Donald Johnson, Lowell Flaat, James Price. Paul Larson, Roger Sorenson, Arden Quern. ABSENT: Paul Evanxon, Anna Maa Miller, Phyllis Partlow. Freshman Class HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR Many new students from nearby schools and cities - class president from Fisher, vice-presi- dent from Staples, Vonne Jeffrey, Doris Piker and Merilyn Housauer make the cheering team. Many freshmen participate in extra-curricular activities - bond, chorus quartet, G.A.A., not to omit football, basketball and track. Gerald Erickson receives a letter in football. Richard Matt won the Eagle Award in Scouting. Annual Freshman Party May 3rd entertained the sophomore, junior and senior classes. Miss Berge gave excellent readings. Admission to party - cans of food to be sent to hungry Europe, i310