Foley High School - Falcon Yearbook (Foley, MN)

 - Class of 1951

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Left to right: First Row: Gunnar Paulson, Joan Abfalter, Darlene Barchinski, Douglas Svihel, Virginia Januszeuski, Robert LaVigne, Kathryn Bettendorf, Jean Kamrowski, Patty Thomas, James Wolfbaner. Second Row: Carol Nagy, Marilyn Herges, Valeria Victor, Tommy Lloyd, Margie Timmers, Terry Kotsmith, Mary Barthelemy, Joan Solt, Danny Dziuk, Virginia Cechini. Third Row: John Brady, Rodney Rudnitski, James Hormatha, Mary Posterick, Joe Albright, Rose Pietzrak, Kenneth Camp, Lee Axtelle, Craig Leuthe. Fourth Row: Janice LaVigne, Howard Stofflet, Kathleen Harshman, Mure) Lezer, Francis Hatten, Judy Ehrnst, Gerald Krawieski, Carol Bock, Marlene Cook, Jerome Imbiorski and Mrs. Parent, teacher. Our fourth grade had many interesting experiences this year. We especially enjoyed the noon hour basketball games that we played. Our cheerleaders, we believe, did a fine job for our grade too. We have made our room very beautiful with decorations. fourth Q acL — “

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First Row; Mrs. Latterel1, Arlene Leason, Benny Stahovich, Roger Vallian-court, Dennis Deppa, Ronald Lawrence, Peter Kamrowski, Gerald Kampa, Kathleen Herges, Eileen Merges, Karen Sherk, Jean Monroe. Second Row: Kay Lee Kotsmith, Diane Walker, Janice Johnson, Devona Swanson, Jerry McNamara, Gordon Sherbing, Mary Lou Dzuik, Donald Tadych, Ralph Galar-neault, Donald Beehler. Third Row: Ronnie Jurek, Margaret Kozisek, Carol Ann Sirhel, Mike Cheeley, Norma Grow, Isabelle Me Cormick, June Rudnitski, Delphine Gruba, Diane Jacque-mart, Jerry O’Rourke. We had thirty-five pupils in the fifth grade. We were sorry to have Clay Bramlege move to St. Cloud and Sally Ogg to leave for California. The fifth grade formed a club called, ''Little Citizens Club.’’ We met every last Friday of each school month at which time we elected officers for the coming month. The new president then appointed pupils for special duties. We also planned and discussed any forth-coming event, as parties for special days. Eileen and Kathleen Herges are identical twins. They came from Cold Spring to join our class in the fourth grade. Carol Ann Svihel and Devona Swanson were members of the Junior Band. We had four Cub-Scouts, Norma Grow, Jerry Lloyd, Jerry O’Rourke and Jerry McNamara. Ronnie Jurek was a Boy Scout. Ralph Galerneault, belonged to the 4-H Club. 3$ aJe — 30



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J?°. f1 t: First Row; Roger Vizenor, Judy Katchie, Mary Tischbirek, Tonn Soft, Marcia Zy1 1 a, Kevin McNamara, Doris Grubs, Arthur Januazewski, Harvey Ratka. J Second Row; Rote Lamm, Jerome Nechavick, Jim O’Neil, Margie Monroe, Betty Dezeller, Marie Albright, Janice Rudnitski, Jerry Donovan. Third Row; Jack Semrau, Robert Tomporowski, Kathleen Murphy, Ronny Youio, Phyllis So 1t, Edward Rau, Shirley Abfa 1ter, Joan Ware, Bernice Rudnitaki. Fourth Row: Katherine Hromatka, Loren Taeckels, Mary Lee O’Keefe, Robert O’Donnell, Dennis Nelson, Dianne Campbell, Katherine Talberg. Last September thirty-six little children proudly marched up to the third grade feeling very grown up indeed, as wasn’t ’’Upstairs’ a true sign of their importance? Studying and playing Indians kept them occupied for many weeks until colonists, pioneers, and covered wagon days rolled around about Thanksgiving time. But the big moment all were anticipating was the thrill of showing Mr. Ehrnst their very first presentable spelling papers in Cursive writing — then triumphantly marching downstairs to receive more laurels from the second graders. I doubt if any third grader will ever forget that memorable day. — 32

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