Greenway High School - Blast Yearbook (Coleraine, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1949 volume:

lmwodudng Qur Blast Editor Austin Anderson The BlAST and ITASUAN of 1949 Itascan Editor Dale Hoshal Within these pages is recorded the student life and activities of the' students of Itasca Junior College and Greenway High School. BQGYC5 OX Eoucomm DR. L. GEORGE E. KELLY P. CHRISTENSON CLARENCE EsL1NoAW ' ER .7w........... J. Y. SELMSER .................,.....,..,4..,.,, GEORGE WHITTINGTO N .....,.,.. ROY SEABURG ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,v,,A,,,,,,, Chairrrxan Clerk Treasurer Director Director Director if R. J. SCOFIELD Superintendent, Irzdepeudenl Sfb00l Diifrirt No. 2 HAROLD E. WILSON JOHN MFNOZZI Dean, Ilafra junior College Prmupal' High Sflwol GUI? FACULTY ELLEN J. ANDERSON JOHN P. BRENNAN Vocal Music Music Theory Music History Music Harmony Biology Visual Education Projectionist Club Adviser High School Photography Adviser JOSEPH BURICH Bookkeeping Retailing Business Law Economic Geography High School Senior Class Adviser Ticket Manager ROSE F, BURKE French Spanish ALLAN K. CLARK Band THOMAS A. DASOVICH Minnesota History American History Conservation College Athletic Coach CHARLES DAVIES Communications Speech Radio Speech College and High School Debate College and High School Newspaper Adviser Itasca Players W. E. DIXON Physical Education High School Athletic Coach CHRISTOPHER DUGGAN American History Modem History BENJAMIN E. DUNSTAN High School Chemistry High School Physics Aeronautics High School junior Class Adviser VIVIAN FRANTI Sight-saving EZRA FRIDLUND World History Hi-Y Adviser junior Historical Society ESTELLE HAMMERLUN JOQLHCQHSQQQQG High School Annual High School Safety Patrol N Advise!! S . Engineers' Club Adviser ahlona . Ono' 00617 CHARLES GOVIN Engineering Drawing Mechanical Drawing Electricity Physics Laboratory Assistant Engineer Hi-Y Social Science High School Senior Class Adviser F.T.A. Sponsor Executive Council BERNADETTE HOOLIHAN Nurse GERTRUDE HUNTLEY History College Freshman Class Adviser Sociology Political Science Annual Adviser Social Science Club B. W. JOHNS Industrial Arts Wood Shop High School Sophomore Class Adviser EMMA C. JOHNSON English MARIE JOHNSON College and High Schor Mathematics Kappas Adviser LAWRENCE E. KAUPP Hi-Y Adviser Student Counselor Psychology Orientation DORA E. KEARNEY College and High School Mathematics JAMES P. KEARNEY English Speech High School Declnmzltion High School Pep Club Adviser High School Senior Class Adviser MAE C. LANDEENE English High School Senior Class Adviser ANNE MICHELICH Senior High Mathematics High School Sophomore Class Adviser WALTER E. MIELKE Natural Science Zoology Botany Anatomy Physiology Bacteriology JOSEPHINE NEFF Physical Education Itasca Pep Club G.A.A. W.A.A. cf as V, . , if ' OVE C. NORDVOLD College Chemistry Bachelors' Club RAY NYMAN Chemistry Laboratory Biology Assistant junior High Basketball Coach High School Ski Team Golf and Tennis Bachelors' Club Adviser HILVIE OTTERBLAD College Typing, Shorthand and Office Training High School Typing LOUISE PRIMASICH Stenography High School junior Class Adviser MORSE L. RIDGEWAY Drivers' Training Industrial Mathematics Metals ' wi ,. , in g . iff g I KY ' MARLEWYN ROSIEN Girls' League Art - High School, junior High, and College A. H. SCOTT Surveying ELIZABETH SCHEMMEL Girls' League Adviser Clothing - High School and College r i HARRIET WEBSTER German Latin Rho Nu Rho Adviser HAROLD E. WILSON Physics Dean of College RUTH WILSON Home Economics School Dietician High School Sophomore Class Adviser 9 BESS N. SHEFFIELD National Honor Society High School junior Class Adviser English ANDREW L. SJOQUIST Economics and Business Annual Business Adviser GUY THORSON Senior High Counselor HENRY W. TAMMINEN Librarian Library Service Club BlTllESl The Seniors who toiled that this annual might be Possible sincerely hope that this will prove to be a treasured keepsake of the graduating class. It includes their activities and organizations, Pleasures and pastimes, and honors and habits. P. S. We hope you like it. B-1 Minnesota A land of sun and rain Minnesota Where the winds sweep ov r the plain Were proud o own he children of the blue and surging sea And vast expanse of blood red ore and more Minnesota We will hold you close to us Through the years that corne and go And the states of our gre t nation Can look northward and see Minnesota The land for you and me Jerry March , I A 5 ' T t Y , 7 Which earthly men want more , , 7 a , I 7 DEDICATIUN s the year that Minnesota celebrates its centennial of its territorial organization, we the Greenway High School '49's take a great deal of pride in dedicating our annual to the state '49's. It is our fondest hope that the state will continue to grow from 1949 to 2049 as it has from 1849 to 1949 during which time its ,people proved to be the leaders of the nation and the world. Since this i B-2 CLASSES DONALD Lsuro Pnesmsur DAIDRE WMSDN Seo-Tnnsunzn Ausnu Auoznson wc: -Pnzszonvr v Senior Closs Qllicer, This year our graduating class, one of the largest . recent years, has distinguished itself by the record nur ber of its students on the honor roll and by the powe of its athletic teams. In addition to this, the Class of 'A has been outstanding in other extra-curricular activitie especially speech work. It is with pleasant memori of our school life that we go out to face the world 1 the future. B-4 NORMA ALLEN Nema A grill on her' fllre, ll ruff ffl ber brffr. A Zmbil of mliiug Izrirv bw' ibam. Gym Leader 1, Z, 52 Glcc Club 1, 2, 54 AUSTIN ANDERSON Gusty Allllllllf edilar uf '49 Made fbi.: 161' bla! uf all lflllu. Hall Cadet 31 Hi-Y 1, 2, 51 N.F.I.. 1, 2, 53 Vice-Pres. Z, 33 Safety CuunA fil 2, 3, Pres. 2, 52 Dk'L'l1lll1.lllUl'l 1, Z, 5, Band 1, Z, 53 jr. l-liwturiral 3 VicLPru 'Y 3 Soc. 2, 3 -, ,Q Raider 1, 2, 5, Annual 2, 33 Editor 3g Foot- ball 1, 2, 5, Pep Club 1, 2, 3g llxcru- tive Council 53 Class Virc-Pres. 5, Class Sec. 1g Mixed Churus Z5 Dc- bate 3g Hockey 3. SALLY ANDERSON Sal Her' 21114111 fbclfllll' and jfZ1f.1i.m1 11:13 v. llvill brigblwl up lb: dilriwi claim. Pep Club 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 1, Z, 31 Vice'Pre5. 3g Girls' League 1, 2, 3g Vice-Pres. 3g Band 1, 2, 33 Raider 1, 2, 3g Girls' Chorus lg Annual 3g Senior Executive Council 3. GLORIA ANTILLA Viiwcioui' and friendly. Girls' League 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Library Staff 53 Bus Patrol 3. CELESTE BECHTEL Lesty A jnlfy girl: fulf of flw, And 111112131 :life lu ewfyzffze. G.A.A, 1, 2, 54 Sec. Trcas. 23 Pup Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 35 F.T.A, 39 Sac. Trcas, 33 N.F.L, 1, 2, 33 Honor Societyg Play Cast. 'is is' 1-.. EVA BECKMAN Becky She zmi' .Lf ljllibf 11.1 mnld bv, Never 41 girl uirer lfhlil lbs. PCP Club 2, 33 Glcc Club lg Band l, 2, ART BELLEFY llpbg iwri 11'bL'll .inn fm nmila? Hi Y 1 7 MARY CLARE BERARDO Parbflju ber .ilflllzre ji un! MU. B111 good lbiugl uflwl du mme iwrllf. Pup Club 1, Zg Girls' League 2, Glce Club 1, JOYCE BIBICH Bebo Hiffzpg-gm-lfzfky. gfmd and true. Sheff 11 mil jul fur 1011. Glcc Club l, 2g Pep Club 1, 2g Girls' League 1. MARY LOU BLANCHARD Ai' neat .lr 41 pin. Aim' vzivcbivf zrllblu. G,A,A, 1, 2, 33 Girls' League 1, 2, 55 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Glcu Club 23 Melody Marvels 53 Annual Staff 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 F.T.A. 3. B6 JAMES BLUM jimmy Through lhiri. mlm of gale. He'll .flick to deilr uld Clorerrfule. Track 1, 2, 33 Visual Aid Operator 2, 33 Bus Patrol 1, 2, 3. DONALD BOOTH I1 ir ul1.my.r wire to be u'irer than llel'E'.l'.l4l7'j'. Hi-Y 1, 23 Pep Club 23 Hall Cadet 33 Honor Society. j.OYCE LEA BUNES Smonlb. Jzveel. quiel. and neat. Pep Club 1, 23 G.A.A. 1, 23 Girls' League Z, 33 Hall Cadet 33 Photo- graphy Club 33 Girls' Chorus. DONALD E. CARD A mrd he ix, a card be beg And be mu argue erzdlenly. Pep Club 1, 23 Hi-Y 23 Projection- ist's Club 2, 33 Secretary 3. DELORES CARPENTER Wlawl joy and duly clark, Le! duly go lv Jmrulo. Pep Club 1, Z3 Girls' League 13 Glee Club 1. FRANCIS CHUCKER Foike A11 M.D. Heft hoping lv be. Safely Council 13 Photography Club 1, 23 Pres. 23 Visual Aid 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 33 Annual Staff 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Melody Marvels 33 Declamation 53 Executive Council 5, Honor Society. ARDYCE MARIE CORNO Ardie Lively. peppy, full of zen. fur! lbe kind Ilae ieidr like berl. G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Sec. Treas. 33 Girls' League 2, 33 Cheerleader 1, 2, 33 Annual Staff 33 Hfill Cadet 33 F.T.A. 33 Safety Coun- CI 3. LOU ANNE CRATTY Lou Sbe like! n mug, 1196 lover lo Jing, Wlaerdef ,rlae goer, joy rhe'll bring. G.A.A. 1, 23 Girls' League 1, 2, 35 Secretary 33 Melody Marvels 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Sextet 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Honor Society3 Play Cast. ANNE DIMICH Dim She ii gentle, Jlae ir Jby, B141 llaere ir mirfbief in ber eye. Glee Club 13 Girls' League 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. ELIZABETH ENDAHL Liz Fond of flirting, fond of fuzz, Life for ber lim fur! begun. G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Raider Staff 1, 2, 33 Annual Staff 33 Executive Council 31 Mixed Chorus 33 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 31 DE- bate 2, SQ Speech 2, 33 F.T.A. 31 N.F.L. 2, 33 Girls' Sextette 2, 53 Class Play. PHYLLIS ERICKSON Phil Sober. xml feriffnx. Quiet. nal idiv. Girls' League 2, 5g Projectionisfs Club 2, 3g Treasurer 35 Photography Club 2. SQ Pep Club Zg Raider Stal? 2. BARBARA EVANOFF Chula A lillle girl and lofi nf nuiie. Alziulyl' looking fm' Ike ride buj i. Glee Club 1, Z, 53 Pep Club 1, Zg Raider Staff 1, 2, 3g Girls' League 1, 2g Photography Club 2. WENDELL FINKE A grand jvermn on every OLTAIIIIHI He bar erferyonelv azdmivulion. Truck Z, 3. JEANETTE FLYNN Njettan She! nlrwayf laughing mane zrbut muy. Laughing mirefy fm- army. Pep Club Zg Girls' League Zg Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 55 Mixed Chorus 2, 3g Sextette 2, 33 F.T.A. 3g Melody Marvels 3g Class Play. MARY ANTOINETTE GARERI Tora Sbe ir happy, nerer blue, Capable, pfelzy. and friendly, mu. Pep Club 2, 33 Girls' League 1, 2, 3g Safety Council 25 Raider Staff 2, 3g Annual Staff 3g F.T.A. 33 Honor Society. 2, :lf fi: P f Ref. .f H, lejfg. V M. 3 2 -,. . . f-wer! L as Q lf! X , 5,11 .., , 'S . f vi y ,. . 4? .V JACK GARLOUGH JaClc If gun duff! mcceed mdnj. TU lnnmrmzz'. Football 1, 2, 53 Pep Club 3g Track 1, 5, SAM GROZDANICH llnilb hir leimni be zmn lillle 7fUUll'fl. Bu! ar A boxer, hill gn to lawn. Football 1, 2, 33 Track 1, AUDREY HART And A mild and JIU' and quie! benrl. Girls' League 1. GENEVIEVE HECIMOVICH Gen Her .rmile ir mnlagiaur, AJ ber efer zrinning uuy. Pep Club Z3 Debate 1, 25 Photo- graphy Club 51 N.F.L. 2, 53 F.T.A. 3g Raider Stal? 35 Class Play. ARNOLD HEIKKILA Arnie A Very deligblfill, rrnllpaninmzble friend. N01 quiel, not noisy. bu! 11 pal In fb? Elldr Hi-Y 1, 2g Basketball 1, 55 Pep Club lg Mixed Chorus 23 Honor Societyg Class Play, KENNETH HERTEL StretCh,' Some prefer In be dark and Jvmll. I prefer In be bland and fall, Pep Club 2, 3: Hi-Y 54 Mixed Chorus 33 Melody Marvels 5, LOIS ANN HODGMAN ..L0,, Alzmgi helpful, aluuyr Hue, Aluuyi wzilirlg. uerer blue. Girls' League 1, 2, 33 G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3g Photography Club lg Annual Staff 3. RALPH HOLCOMB i'Abn61 ,' He Lizuuxf hir mimic and l7e'.r JIIQQVI. B111 the girlr wiper: be bar fm lyeufi. Band 1, 2, 3g Pep Club lg Glee Club 1, 25 Honor Society. COLLEEN HOSHAL Sileure ir .rzreeler lban Jpeetla. Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Girls' League 1, 2g Pep Club Z, 5. ESTH ER JACOBSON Esta Snmll and jrefrlry. full of fltll. Eilher if 4 friend lo 6'1'l'1'j'0llL'. Pep Club Zg Girls' League 1, 2: Plwtogmpliy Club lg Glcc Club l, 23 Mixed Chorus Z. ERNSTINE JAHN Ernie Your frirud .md wills. One zzmfll zmrlfy fJ.lrif1g. Glee Club lg Declnmzition lg Pep Club 3g Honor Society. NELLIE JAKOVICH She fiber In talk, Jhe like.: lu Jail. A drzzggiifr u.i'.ii.r1rn1l 1511 ber zrell. Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Girls' League 1, 2, 55 Library Staff 3. EARL A. JENSEN He Irier Ju hard, bon' nm be help bill Zl'iII? Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, SQ Bus Patrol 3. LORETTA JOHNSON Johnnie Her tlauughlr are mnrefzlfaled on the fulure. Glee Club 2, 3. DAVID KITTELSON Ole I may be lull. B141 zmlrb me Jima! lbw! lm!!! Football 1, 2, 3g Basketball 1, 2, 53 Track 1, 2, 35 I-Ii'Y 1, z, 3Z DCC- lamation 1g Annual Staff 3. VICTOR KOCHAVER uViC llnilb iz lrimzjlef be! in hir glory. Band 1, 2, 5. ARTHUR KOLP K'Lefty lflrfl of pep and lofi of fun, He'i nlmzyf friendly lo ererymie. Band 1, 2, 5, Bus Patrol 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus lg Football 1, 3. DOROTHY KOVACOVICH Dot S6631 a iriin liltle .fhip on Ike urean uf wriefy. Glec Club 1g Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Majorette 1, 2, 3. PAULINE KRISTANOFF 'lKriS A friend to erferyone .rife mel, Tbif nire mifr u'e'll lzeifer forget. Pep Club 1, 2g Girls' League 53 Hall Cadet 3Q F.T.A. 5. JOE KRTINICH Srbrml ir Okay Bn! I'lld1-azz' m'flur1n.r any day. ARLEN KUZMA Though quiet, Jbe 6.11 iz Jmiie for ull. Band, 1, 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3g Girls League 33 Raider Stan 1g Photo graphy 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 5, Hall Cadet 3. DOUGLAS LAINE Doug He did bil le,rm11,l' He tim never Life ll e .ill inezi' Dang zwzrld gnzidlmfe. Pep Club 1, 2, 53 Hi-Y 1, 2, 31 Band 1, 2, 53 Boys' Quartet 1, Mixed Chorus 1. LEROY LARSON Lars He fnuiex ibe bert of ererylfving be'J gal Then rearloef out for Jomelbiilg belief. Bus Patrol 2, 35 Honor Society. JEANETTE LAVALIER Qllffl lzmnelle. mmf! and nerd, One z1'bu',v ml zrork fcllllf be beat. Pep Club 1, 25 Girls' League 1, 2, 3. DONALD LEHTO uliggsn He'r from Murble and Jmart af :I zrfaifv. Tbefe'J jIlJl one downfall, ive like! to rkip. Hi-Y 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3g Vice- Pres. of Pep Club 5g President of Class 2, 3, Executive Council 5, An- nual Staff 35 School Winner of World Afairs Contest 1, Z3 Winner in the World Affairs Contest Finals Zg Honor Sucietyg Salumtorinn. JOYCE LYONS ..JOy,, A friendly. kindly. llzmlzle Jmileg Menznfier of laev' lar! azrbile. Girls' League 2,' 3g Photography Club 3. MARVIN MAKI Maki AJ a Jaxoplaone player be zrnn hir fume. Band 1, 2, 33 Football 3, Annual Staff 52 Hall Cadet 3g Track 5, ' GERALD MARCH jerry Hello. 31114 lucky people. Here I am! Debate lg Cheerleader 1, Class Vice-Pres. 1, Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Safety Council 2, 35 Secretary 2, 5, Photo- graphy Club 1, 2, 35 Vice Pres. 33 Hall Cadet 35 N.F.L. 1, Pep Club 1, 25 Projectionisrs Club 2, 55 Presi- dent 3g Raider Staff 1, 2, 3g Editor 33 Annual Staff 2, 5, Business ,Man- ager 5. ROGER MATTEIELD I-Ie'4 nal nnull, l7e'J nv! tall, Bu! be'll do fmyzbing for you when e1'er you mll. School Bus Patrol 3. JANET MEADE Geniur if the ability lo ezude bard uwrk. Glee Club 1, Pep Club L, 2, 3, Raider Staff 1, 2, 33 Cv.A.A. 1, 55 Girls' League 1, 2, 3. B10 MAXINE MILLER Mickey Miriej 1.r 41 unity g.1l. B111 jml lbe mme. .vhe'J one good pal. Glee Club 1, 2, 55 Photography Club 1, 2, 3g Executive Council 3, Pep Club 1, 2. DEAN MITCHELL lVlltCl'l llvbul would flee umld be willfout delmze. Band 1, 2, 5, N.F.L. 1, Z, 33 Presi- dent 3g Football 2, Zag Debate 1, 2, 33 I-li-Y 1, 2, 5g Contest Plays 1, 2, 35 Dist. and Rexzional Original Oratory Winner 2g Class Play, INIAUREEN NELSON Suzie - Happy-gn-lucky, good and Hue, Sbeu a real ,Dal for 9014. Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, Photography Club 2g Driver's Train- ing 5. CAROL NORDIN Slim and tall ufilb Jpareling eyer, Praire for ber will reach llye Jkier. G.A.A. 2, 3g Sec. 5, Girls' League 2, 55 Senior Executive Council 35 Pep Club 1, 2g Girls' Chorus 1. BOB OBRADOVICH A little learning ir a dangerour flying, But wills a lillle more of it, what life mn bring. Band 1, 2, 5g Band Executive Coun- ci 1. VERA IVIARIE OGDEN lfrmirlile, llrely. fwppy and 31.13, Girls League 1, 2, 35 SCC. 34 G.A.A 2, 5: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Pep Club ROMAINE OLLILA .,RO,, PZKAIILIIII and pujrlalur. Fond of mf11'e11rz1!iof1. She would be 41 big rlzffeu. Il lm1e1'er her' rualfiml. Glee Club Z5 Bus Patml 1, 2, Pep Club 2, 35 Girls' League F.T.A. 3. 3 3 KENNETH OLSON Ken Hufffvy amz I. from mire I'11z free Ilnby m-w1'1 ibeg all rofllwlled like me? Hi-Y 1, Z5 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Photo- graphy Club 1, 25 Trcus. 23 Boys' Quartet 1, 25 Hall Cadets 3. DOLORES PHILLIPS Dede She fm: no lime for boyy or gamer, To be a dorlor ii one of ber uiml. Girls' Chorus 1, 2. JOYCE O, POWERS .. IO., Her bear! 111111661 frierzdy for ber, And bw good dixporilion boldr lf787I1 for her, Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Girls' League 1, 2, 3. MARY ELLEN PRICH I may be Jmall, B111 who uwulf la be lull, Girls' League 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Raider Staff 1, 2, 3. DOROTHY PROSCH Dot A mm!! ,mrzzple of pep and friendli- l1f',f.l', Pep Club 3g Declamation 15 Band 1, 2, 5. SYLYg1:HDARLENE RICH Y lu lilemr-J 1'w1le,rlJ fbe zrozi ber fume. To be rl zrriler ii ber aim, Photography Club 2, 35 Sec. 35 Girls' League 2, 35 Raider Smff 2, 3, De. 1 lSl.l1ll Aicl 2, 33 FATVAA 33 Trip Girls State 25 Honor Society. bam '- Pen CIM, 23 V ROSELYN RICKER Rose In ,rrbool ,rbe'J iffy and quie! I 011 lbe Clozwdizle buf 1651 flu! u fiol. Pep Club 3. IOHN RYDBERG H11 iuterexli are widely mried. Hii mlzbilioui are deeply buried. Pep Club 1, 35 Hi-Y 31N.F.Lr. 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Boys' Quartet 15 Mixed Chorus 1, 35 Melody Marvels 35 Photography Club 35 Contest Play 35 Bus Patrol 1, Z. MELVIN SALO No! loo rbofl. no! loo full. A zzult-ov1e zrorlbzrbile friend of ull. Pep Club 2g Basketball 1, 2g Track 1, 2. HAROLD A. SANDELIN 'fSandy Tull. blond. :md lolx of fuzz, I-1e'1 4 friend lo ?1'.':l'vj'fl!It'. Basketball 1, 2, 55 Football 3. PETER SANTRACH Pete The guy 166 gulf Lrbirllc af. Bus Patrol 1, 2, 33 Safety Council lg Senior Executive Council 33 Raid- cr Staff 2g Annual Staff 51 Basketball 1, 2, 3g Hockey 35 Football 3. MARY SHEVICH S651 11 .fzreel and qniel L1.r.1. A PIEHHIIII uddiliofz lo our flaw. Pep Club 33 Girls' League. JUNITA SHIPKA Life lo me it jun one good lime. If youu' if gloomy. lake faced of mme, Band Majorctte 1, 2, 55 Glee Club lg Pep Club 1, 2, 55 Raider Staff 3. B12 g , 5 W 'Few' ww. 11.1f A SALI SHIPKA I fve :ned 41 mufb fuugg o11 rlndg ar ou flllifblf The 111071115 C.o1fm111r1o11 mould hue n neu rubfefl Bus Patrol 'P 3 Fovtball 7 3 DONALD SHOEMAKER Het 11111 df fzeudlg 115 1111 b Auld afzmjr at bug dl 11 ben B Skctblll 1 7 DAVID SIGFRINIUS l Tenrbem uere aluagr III 11 neu H15 makeup 111171 new ozmdne Y1 2 PcpClub17 STAN SIMONSON Simey Football und boxing. hir arorile .rj1o1'l.r. And Rapidf girly o all mrli. H'-Y 1 2' Pep Club 1' Foot all , g Ba ke ball 23 Truck 1 . KENNETH SJODIN Kenny llvfllfldll mme afler 7111111 ' B141 man bar been offer zwommz ever Ilflfg, Hi-Y 2, 3g. Pep Club 3g Track 1, 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 3. ,x:rQg3,.,x.1 gi 3. , P-1 vi M M - X- 1 f l 'big Vin: ' F rl ' -H I' N, J' , lt 5. ' ' ,. f . 1 i r ' I . i 1 . , , ff CAROL sM1Trgy,,,tflt 3 .. lW'tib l4l1gl9i11g 135eeifulne3'f' Q' Villain! 'Jur1i1yiaJi.rf1o.riti0'1z. 3' X Librat jService3iClub 'EK Debate 1: Pep. dllub 423 .733 Photographyhfllub 3fNSenioriExecutive Council 33 Girls' ffLeaSgue'1,3.2, 33 Speech 1, 2, 33 Raid- er! taff 23 Annual 33 Honor Society. NOLA-JUNE STANGLER Stinkey Capable, dependable and neal, A finer girl we never will meel. Pep Club 1, 23 Raider Stal? 1, 2, 53 G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 President '493 Girls' League 1, 2, 33 F.T.A. 33 Vice-Pres. '493 Safety Council 1, 2, 33 Execu- tive Council 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Melody Marvels 2, 33 Annual 33 N.F.L. 2, 33 Debate Z, 33 Speech 33 Class Play. PETER STUERWALD Pete Pele'J liked by everyone, When yozire wilb bim you're Jure to have fun. Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 33 An- nual StaH 33 Hockey 2, 33 Honor Society. JOHN STOCKY Johnny jobn wbo tbinbr all .frlaool wo k i.f . Q I me ' 3 5 M 3 3 Im'f alwayi full of Jpunk. LEWIS STRAKA Lewie In barkelball be fbot for fame You know him, Lewie ix bit name. Bus Patrol 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 23 Track 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3. MARCIEN THEW SlJe'J vol a flowery JlJe'J :lol a pearl, Bu! fur! a noble all around girl. Glee Club 1, 2, 53 Pep Club 2, 33 Drivers Training 3. KARL THORSON Flea 017, Karl if flerer and arlire ia Jpoftr He alto if liked by bidi of all .form Hi-Y 1, Z, 33 Football 33 Track 1, 3. Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Football 33 Track 1, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Class Play. ARTHUR TOMS Art He way ro-raplaill of the football leam, Arid a rev-y good one, Jo it would Jeem. Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 President '493 Hall Cadetsg Ski Team 13 Annual Staff 33 Senior Executive Council 33 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 33 Co-Captaing Play Cast. ROBERT TREMBATH Rob Beware of :be tzriizble in bir eyeg Mi.rrbief iz Jeerlzf to cry. Hi-Y 1, 23 Pep Club Z3 Hockey 3. MARY JANE TROUMBLY Full of Ilve very old rlirkj AlH':Ij'I up lo mme mirrbierour lritk. Pep Club 1, 23 Girls' League 1, 23 Photography Club 3. ADELINE TWEET 1,196 rzerer .teen ii girl ar Jweei. Ar a girl from Bovey called Adeline Tweel. Pep Club 1, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Hall Cadet 33 Glee Club 2. MARY JANE UNGER Her rapid Jpeerla and ready u'il. Afldff -ber d flzzezzl r0i11'erJaliw1ali.rl. Pep Club 1, 3. DONNA JEAN VAN DUSEN Donnie A very grind worker, bu! 11 lillle rererfed, Her M51 year in our reboul bm been well deferred, Girls' League 1, 23 G.A.A. 1, 23 Annual Star? 33 Pep Club 33 Klub Kem 2. STEPHANIE VINCENT Stevie A1 .iireef 41.1 11111 be, lbii' Colemille lam. A rery ffl? .rludeul in every elim. Annual Staff 33 Raider 1, 2, 33 Co- Editor 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3g CAC- companistj Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Melody Marvels 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Sec. 3, G,A.A, 1, 2, 33 President 1, Girls' League 1, 2, 33 President 33 Speech 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Sextette Acrompanist 33 Honor Societyg Valeclictorian. RALPH WAISANEN Peaceful .md quiei hir golden rule. Bu! bare you heard loim ou! of Jrlmul? Football 1, 2, Track 1, Z, 3. B14 CAROL WILL Slae um aluuyr bury :ml Mllilillg 41 miizule. Forerer quize ture J'Ulll6'll?il1g um H1 if. Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Girls' League 33 Hall Cadet 3. DAIDRE ANN WILSON ..Daid,, Slender and graceful, mfefree and . gay' . . . . L1fe'r a bit brighter ganzg Duzdrehf way. Band 1, 2, 33 Safety Council Z, 33 G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 33 F.T.A. 33 President 3, Glee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Melody Marvels 33 Declamation 1, 2, 33 N.F.L. 1, 2, 33 Executive Council 33 Raider Stal? 3, Annual Staff 33 Class Vice-Pres. 2g Class Sec.-Treas. 33 Honor Societyg Class Play. WILFRED XVISURI Whiz A wonderful friend and singer. Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Boys' Chorus 1, Boys' Quartet 1, 2, Hi-Y 1, 25 Melody Marvels 33 Photography Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 29 Pep Club 33 Annual Staff 3. BARBARA WIVELL Babs To Jeldom be beard but almiyr reeal If quiet Bafbmdr llaeme. Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 2. RUSSELL WIVELL Rusty Declamation 1, 33 N.F.L. 2, 33 Sec. 35 Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Vice-Pres. 33 Track lg Football 13 Pep Club 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Hockey 2, 3. 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Nola june Stangler, Art Toms, Lois Hodgman, Ralph Holcomb QMusicj Literary ...................,.,.... Celeste Bechtel, Carol Smith, Sylvia Rich Epithets .... Mary Lou Blanchard, Sally Anderson, Ardyce Como QCalendarj, Marvin Maki Athletics .........,........ Peter Steuerwald, Pete Santrach, David Kittelson, Daidre Wilson fG.A.A.j Photography .,....,. Francis Chucker, Wilfred Wisuri Snaps ..........,............. Stephanie Vincent, Mary Gareri Art ........Y............................,......,..... Donna Van Dusen Advisers .......... Estelle Hammerlun, Andrew Sjoquist B-18 URGANIZATIUN B-19 RAIDER STAFF BACK ROW'-1. Meude. A, Hupilu. S. Kumkarb. A. Arzdefmu. P. Cullifu. A. Nix. March. H. Mm'liu.ref1, S. AI1d61'.Yf!I1. C, E. Darier. SECOND ROI! -M. Gm'e1'i. f. Sbipka. H. Aikfmen. H. H6lId?T.fI!II. D. Killel, M. Lfuclaeider, R, llvallgerlfleeu. B. ll 3J.f. S. Vilzceul. FIRST ROW'-G. Hecimorirb. M. Prirb. B. Efllllllf. A. jubnmu. 5. Rich. P, Efifkjflll. A. Lwzgmure. E, Erzdalal, N. 1. Slmzgler. D. ll ea'1. The Raider, the school paper, is a very important part of a students school life in Greenway. The staff collected and printed all current activity doings and also published many other interesting items which students enjoyed. The Raider was kept running smoothly by Editor jerry March and Co-Editor Stephanie Vincent. The advisor was C. E. Davies. B-20 BACK ROIV-Mn. Webxler, Mr. Mezzozzi, D, Boolh, L. Larmn, Min Slaepfeld. SECOND ROIV -F. Cburker, P, Sleuerwald, R. Holromb, D. Lelaza, D. Wilfon, Min Hummerlun. FRONT ROW- A. Heikkila, E. fabn, C. Smith, M. Ganeri, C. Berblel, S. Riclv, L. A. Crafty. BACK ROW-Mr. Bufitb, F. Claurlzef, A. Tmm, D. Kitlelfofz, P. Sarztrarb. Mr, Meuozzi. Mix: Ham merlun. FRONT ROW-E. Enduhl, N. j. Sfanglef, C. Smith, A. Anderfun, D, Lehlu, D, ll 1l.r011 S. Andaman, C. Nardin. B-21 TOP ROIW IN DOORIWAY-E. Kulumr, Young. V. Sandeliu. B. joburnu. M. Unger. SECOND ROI! IN DOORIVAY-M. Ruddurk, C. Beclyzel, R. lVmzgef1.vleen. M. Emil. M. Lerabl. P. Polzifz, M. Paul, BACK R0Il 4A, Hupila. A. Kuzmu. M. Slzezfirb. I. Ki1zell,j. Kizzler. D. ll edl, E. Nirkirb. A. Dimirb. M. Befa-rdo. P. Sullirvzzz, M. Marex, P. Adamf. L. Hodgman. M. Erzzri. j. Milazzovirb, B. Gallop, N. lWilJarz. S. Rirb. R. Ollila, D. Wfilson, M. Lee, S. Knmkaib, P. Krirlallof, Poireu. SECOND ROii'fM. Demamir, C. Smilfa, Buffer, C. Bmfilz. Meade, M. Gareri, f. Brynell, D. Kiliell, E. Dreu'eJ. N, jnlanriflo. B. Troufnbly, A. Tzveel, K. Booth, Hurley, G. Lorcheider, P. Beafley, B. Clifford, M. jmzei, B. Odden, C. N01'!l1iIl. E. Iambrwl. M, Blanrbard, H. Md7lil1JEI1, A. folarzmfz. A. Nix. H. Hezzdenon, P. Erirkxwz. FRONT ROW-j. Lawzlier. A. Beclalel. E. Endabl, N. 1. Stnngler, A. Como, M. Troumbly, B. Remingmu, S. Anderton, S. Vinrenl, L. Cmlly, V. Ogden, C. Anderrafz, P. Riley, T. Goulet, M, Flink, H. Akkaneu, N. Muotka, L. Sarkelt. C. La Doux, M. Tami, A. Lmzgmore. GIRLS' LEAGUE The Girls' League, an organization of Seni High School girls, was organized for the pl pose of extending high standard of Christi character throughout the school and Commun and to provide social contacts for girls outsi to parties. ers' Teag Mothers' Tea, a Christmas box to needy family, a Red Cross project for a hospit , , , l Miss Schemmel. L. A. Cfally, S. Virlrenl, S. Andenon, V. Ogden. Ogden, Secretary, Lou Ann Cratty, Treasurer B-22 of the school curriculum, The meetings, he once a month, varied from business meetin Our projects were a Christmas dance, c sponsored with the Hi-Y, a spring party, Teac This year's advisors were Miss Rosin a. D The officers were Stephanie Vincent, Pre dentg Sally Anderson, Vice-President, Ve TOP ROUV-R. Hilfbfock. A. Tomf. K. Olmn, D. Sboemaker. j. Rydberg. D. Kiltlerozz, D. Laine, Il . lWizzuri. P. Lofrbeider A. Arzdermrz. R. Wfiziell, Koxlii. SECOND ROW'-D. Boolb. R. Radukoziirb, D. Sigfrizziul, E. Ienforz, R. Trembafh, D. Ranger, M. Laljz, E. Hoilaal. R. Sfhlander. THIRD ROW'-j. Guyer. P. Sleuerwald, S. Simorzomn, Gaflaugly. K. Tlowzfwl, Slorkey P. Collim. R. Loberg, L. Siiler, Folrbmarz. D. Lurmn. FRONT ROW'-Mr. Fridlluzd, Mr. Kaupp. A. Heikula. T. Cfaamberlaifl, E. Deffardin, B. W'yJ.r, R. lVoad.r, Davief. G. March, T. Stowe, G. Gdf!0Hgb, Mr. Menozzi, Mr. Gozfirz. Under the excellent guidance of Mr. Kaupp, Mr. Menozzi, Mr. Fridlund, and Mr. Govin, the Greenway Hi-Y had a very successful year. A number of varied and interesting activities were on the calendar of events and were successfully carried out. The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, main- I-I l 'Y tain, and extend throughout the school and com- munity, high standards of Christian character. It is a very worthwhile and constructive organi- zation for boys in the senior high school. Oihcers for the year were Arthur Toms, President, Russell Wivell, Vice-President, Karl Thorson, Secretary-Treasurer. K. Twfwr, A. Tumi, R. IV'i1'ell B-23 ation organiz x: cd .2 Pep Club Th e Green- of an .5 C0 boys and he t both of Q -N 9 fx L-4 CU U M CU .O 2 '5 .D O .. -'2 GJ V1 O PMP Its ay. W C12 o 'UL OH: O CD? ME gm Eb. on -3 D-C 3 Os-4 J.. LD 'U CI. cvs O-4 .t. , 1 .2723 Em ,E SE gO QD.. CDV! 1.1 SD U CI C1 gd l'T1CCOlTl1H lu 0 8 red It sponso P e and IT1 ga ball 44 O O H-4-4 an Rapid the for .f: 4-I o on aj E C1 CD -1 rd .Q 4.f GU .M rn Cd .Q Rapids he after t sl. su 'E 4 .E 'JS 5 41 V52 VS U3 QJ BE 5533 UE goo -GE gl-1 KU 3 Lehto, Vice- son, President, Donald Secretary- rno, Co yce ent, Ard esid L-4 Q-1 I. IC Treasu B-24 fi l -.Q 'i -ix fi EQ 5-4 4. 4: Qkljvi ia -N 'E 2 .fx SO Q . 4 Q M -gg ui H:-H D22 4. Q H -x --CE -42 WH. :E 2- Q2 ni E 2 S Q U 14 4 .N-H :- Q Q S w CC TT. I4 4 EE G A-IE 'CDH Q QC Q Q 4 ws KD 4. NI 5 Q N ll Q l-1 H R ': 'Q H. -'46 H V! Q As H O KD g. E -H RH T Q S P4 Q Q 5 Q l i, :S Q90 B 'C-. 51 1: 2-iii Q -3 'slid 'ea we N: ME vl 5 A v.. H. -Q 53: CQ 5. Q5-L vas. 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'S xi I2 S HE .M ml S H .. m Y TI vi A m E Q. Q vs Ha E Q 41 2 -H34 Cl 'CQ x NE .di ilvivf Qi 'R D Xe 3 if N Ng. QT E I 95 C vs -Av -wx 'C 3. .1 .D -H 41. 'Q 'x 'll Q all H ZCH: 'Ts S: ur'- 54 1: 'iii -S .6 'NH Qs 50 s Q41 -'Q Q Q-QE 5'-2 Wil 5 HI' QE Hx. CQ wi SGH r-ri vi .2 N -Li UH 2 -S 4 'Q N. if -11 R 41' jd H Q Q. -N H --. 'irc NS m H. '-T H Q H U -ne QS E ul : A-. 'R 2 m 5 'Q 2 Q . AE .N HQ.: i I-Li H .E E Q 4. SU u Z' -S Q H .XQ vi I5 E . u i gb. ie-H1 Q U Q. -31 x Q 2 4 E S '94 Sm 'X- Z 4.4 we ei -T. a F. 'Q Q C! HQ 3.4 QQ vs M . N .. Nl SS 2. 'X R Q Q Q 41 -Q ro S xN Ni 'X Sv: Q, Mm FIFTH lobzuwz .S Collin , B. P. -'I H ws E I S 4 F as lub ... NNHQ I-IA .E .N--T-.Hn . . vmY',54IA EIU'-UU F. T. A. BACK ROI! -A, Camo. M. Blmicfmfd, M, Gareri. E. Endabl, S. Rich, P, Krirlauqf, Min Zammerluu. FRONT ROW'-G. Herimarfirb, N. 1. Staugler, D. Wfilron, C. Berlalel. 1. ynn. The Future Teachers of America, or the Van Dyke Club, is an organization created for girls or boys who wish to make teaching their career. To gain experience in teaching, Miss Hammerlun, the adviser, permits the members to take charge of their Social Science classes ,once or twice a year. Two meetings are held each month, one discussion and the other a lecture meeting. The officers this year are: Daidre Wilson, President, Nola June Stangler, Vice-President, and Celeste Bechtel, Secretary-Treasurer. Vice'-Prei. N, I. Slrnzgfer. Prur. D. ll il.rw1. Semi C. Herbie! B-25 N.F L The National Forensic League is an honorary speech organization composed of members interested in speech activities and being eligible through earning at least twenty- nine points in the various speech divisions. Some of the activities included in this organization arf d e b a t e, discussion, memorized oratory, dramatic declamation, man- uscript reading, and also the one- act play. Greenway may he proud of this organization and its mem- bers. Officers for this year were: Dean Mitchell, President, Austin Ander- son, Vice-President, Russell Wivell, Secretary. BACK ROU fM1'. Kearney. A. -Iab11.m11. H. I'I6'IIdE1'JUlI. A. Nix. A. Hupila S. Kamkaxfa. ll. Darier. D, lWil.wr1, Mr. Davies. FRONT ROW'-Z. Ryd- berg. N. j. Shlllglff, R, lVri1'6'U, A. Afzdermfz, D. Milrhell, E. Elllfdhf, P Collinx, B. IWyJJ. R. Wfiifell, D. Milrhell, A. Andaman. DEBATE Q , ...,. V' BACK ROIW-B. W'yJJ, A. Andaman, Mr. Dmfief, S. Kumleufb. N. Slangler, FRONT ROW-P, Collilu, Dhvier, E, Endahl, D. Milrhell, B-26 SEINIICDR CLASS PLAY BACK ROW-S. Vincent, A. Como, C. Berblel, K. Tfyarmrz, D. Kizlelmrz. A, Tami, F. Cbzzrker, G. March. FRONT ROW'--E. E11- dubl, N. 1. Slunglef, Flymz, L. A. Chilly, G. Hefimorficlr, D. Wilron, The Seniors of Greenway presented their annual class play on Friday, April 29. The play presented this year was unusual as it was an old- fashioned melodrama complete with a shining hero and a black villain. It was a three-act play and was enjoyed by all. Two other speech activities presented this year were a Grieg Chorus-Thanksgiving play and at Christ- mas time the Speech class presented The Doctor of Lonesome Folk. B-27 S N . 2 5 J, Q5 E E 'E V: 'i 3 5 an -4 E I Q1 53 Hen H, RI L TCD IS R H JU CHETY S spring of the in ay 1'CCl'lW atG ed as organiz Historical Society w junior GJ .S E-' in .2 9 C 0.1 4.1 4. C 3 in su 5 Ci O 5 :S ... 5 vs C1 O u cd ca E 4.1 4.1 05 .r: .. .. ff. Q 'U td EJ -II 4.1 vi cd -C 2. 9 O vs ni Q E 5 3 OO Yr' 0 .-4 ...DQ-. 352.2 P2323 ..e1j6g, T,':.,E :saw .msg FQ,N....: eggs in-3.-'E 7-41 +5322 cus'-. 'UQC-2 '72fu.9.f5 nun-.UE ees .,g,f'EE -ca 4.15503 ......v-fl, UUOL4 mfiece of-1:1 Emma tuned 3022 SCQQS 'UEHE 'Nuo fggjo... ..u,.U C103-Cr: .EWl f ... BQ Kees ...cog -inn V, QI-42... u-gb.-C 21:22 Qing 3:12 can 2255 '5.E.,,.E o Q.. 'czgti W-5093. -UUE-G-I, C8405 :QD-DSE The prog rams at each month in the past year, e We have held two meetings valu usiness b ill' cl the regul HH ovies, IH lectures of meetings have consisted ent iffer the d th s year. OI' our spons meetings Mr. Fridlund has been OLII' h rough T tacts ide con t5 everal ou S has H storical Society I' junio The '-'U Gi .2-E Tu Ez ,eg :zo Eg .. 2: U.. Cm .EE EE wg .ew ... ,Tx .QE -co ge ii! :PS DTE hm: -Fx .EL-. fig .cf go .ww cs: N.. Ei .25 I-U -.3 3: D10 OZ Ute ES l-4 YU .53 Eg 'STG' Q0--1 N8 Em Dur ng the agaz ne. H1 is th publ shed in been have our activities of C Som Staff. QJ9-A-4 .::.2 '.:: DDU .Eff dz: Hin Be Q-.5 Os: ..o EE .. -U .x: gb .25 Ee 0-2 uw QI G! .. 5.4 L.: .. Eu gf NS Ui 20:0 is do EE 'Mm 25 Zo .UU Cm :::: Q.-2 Ped Ev CU iv: 34.1 L4'-4-1 so :Ni +-2 2,12 -.::.: work. is rian for th O 4.1 in V-1 -G 2 Q C4 'ii Q 5 m cs E 2 le- E N X. Q U DL S Q I Q1 Q2 c u. Q Q Nl DE 3 Q k ni Nl E NZ E 5 Q 'Q E -. Q. as TE T 5 il S m 5-1 -4. Ki ':- 2 Q U 5 Z 'i il S we S S Nl Y 5 o QC M U sc CD 9 2 E x I O . z bf vi Q: -N I-L. A E F5 E 5 vm 33 Q 4. 2 2. -wa -.. E va -i S 52 2 wa Du Cd if H vi S : A H Q 5. S N erm Sclmeidef, D, jolmmrz, T. Flalley. M. Cumxlofk, L, Hoey, R. Axford, I. Bm' Hmm' B. 11. H. Shzpka, 3 Z, ming I 67' Snrkel Re nd. M. B Ld U10 1. icfy uulka. E. R ' M 2 mi Rm .IM ron. P. Saullere. de. . Han M. Palzmu N 5 Q 'Q PQ mi 5 QQ an ber. Ffeidluud. B, He1'JrfJbefger, qitg 1,445 1 if wki' . . . 'lvv-fy agw9-n g,, 6. WS? + fl, ,, M15 'v,g' Jglgwgf U.'zb'ff' mf. V ' - .W ...A. , . 1 -' 1 W - - '5':'. 5325?-7' L, im f' ig ' ' L V -Vz' -i 1 y . WLZL l ' 14.1 Aff IVXIXFD Cl-IQRUS BACK ROW-H. fafamon, F. Clmrlfer, THIRD ROW-D. Hitrlairork, IV. Wirufi, S. Vincent, P. Lorfheider, K. Heftel, j. Rydlzerg. SECOND ROW-Mirr Ellen Andaman, G. Robbizzr, jamer, B. Gallop, E. Endahl, R. Wangenrleen, D. Wilrorz. FRONT ROIV-P. Sleueruzzld, L. A. Crafty, N. j. Slangler, f. Flynn, M. Demurir. A. jolanrwz, M. Unger, G. Lorclvieder, B. W'yJ5. MELODY MARVELS BACK ROW-K. Heffel, D. Hitchcock, P. LOJCf36id6f: S. Vinrenl, G. Lorclaeider, 1. Rydbefg, W. Wiruri, F. Chufleev. FRONT ROWSD. lVil.ron, A. falmrom- N. f. Slunglef, D. Wedl. 1, Flynn, L. A. Cmlly. B-30 Music has played an important part in rounding out our school year and provided another source of education. The band, although compara- tively small, played at many func- tions and performed favorably to the public eye. The band march- ed at all major celebrations dur- ing the summer, and during the football season the band maneu- vered for all football games. These maneuvers were well received by the public. During the basketball season the band played at all pep assemblies and at all games. The drum majorettes also performed at some of the games. The High school band collaborated with the Coleraine City Band in bringing the University of Minnesota Con- cert Band to Greenway I-Iigh School to present a concert. The band's final performance was cli- maxed by its annual spring Con- CGM. The vocal groups in the school provided us with a varied and well-liked type of music during the year. The mixed chorus per- formed at many assemblies and this group was liked very much. Those who took part in musical activities throughout the year re- ceived much beneficial training by their interest and participation. GIRLS' CHQRUS TOP ROW'-Min Andermn, V, Sandelin. L. Oquixl. A. Nerwlicb. S. Vinreul. D. Kiliell, THIRD RON -C. Andaman, B. Odden, N. Sfllllgltff. E. Endfzbl. M. Miller, M. Thru: P. Ad.nn,r. C. Hoxlml. SECOND ROIW-1. famef, E. Nirbirfv. P. Sulliwuz. R, U .1f1gen.rIee11. L. Chilly, Flynn, G. Anlilu, E. Glalrh, M. Miller. FRONT ROI! -V. Ogden. Kinlef. P. Pail. C, Dodfwl, B. Wi1'e1l, M. Ritker, M. Unger, D. W'edl. D. Audermn. R. Gran. A, faknb. S. Vinfenl. M. Unger, L. A. Cmlty, f. Flynn. A. jalynmn, A. Nix. E. Endabl. GIRLS' SEXTETTE B-31 SAFETY CQUNCH The purpose of the Safety Council is to instruct the students of Greenway High School and Independent School District No. 2 in the ways of safety. This is done through assemblies and home room reports. It was a banner year for the safety council as we were awarded the National Safety Council Plaque for outstanding work. It was the first time in the history of the school that this plaque was awarded a Greenway Safety Council. The local council meets on the second Wednesday of the month and the district safety council meets on the third Wednesday of the month, The officers for this year are as follows: Austin Anderson, President, Audrey Nix, Vice-President, Gerald March, Secretary- Treasurer. . BUS PATROL SCHOQL PATROL llnarzgerzrleerz, P. Yelle, G. Rubfailu, P. LaJrlJeidc1'. A. Afzdefxrml. FRONT ROW-G. Mav'rh, D. Andenmz. C. Ridgeway. Z. Rydberg. N, j. Slmglu B. Herrlabergef, B. Rurilz. BACK ROW'-R. Maljfeld. S. Sfvilllka. A. Kulll. L. Simba. f. Sltqdolozr FROINT ROW'-P. Smllrucb. L. Lm'.w11, G. Afllilu. R. Ollilu. E. 18111071 f, B um, B-32 R. Hafrir, IW. Herrbbafk, P. Bfynell BACK ROW-C. Smtigb, P. Collinf, H. Maftinmn. FRONT ROTV--P. Ericlafofz, D. Dnynard, A. Hupila, B. Cliford, 1. Buner. B-33 PHOTCDGRAPI-IY CLUB PRCDJECTIONISTS CLUB The Proje-ctionist's Club is a new addition to the extra curricular activities in Greenway. The stu- dents contribute a great service to the school by running movies for various classes. At the completion of one year of service, the operator receives a certificateg two years, a pin, and three years, a school letter. The officers are: Gerald March, Presidentg Sylvia Rich, Vice-Presi- dent, Donald Card, Secretary, and Phyllis Erickson, Treasurer. Bren- nan was the adviser. BACK RON -P. Rilrj. E. G111'c1'i. FRONT ROI! -G. Auzilla, C. Slllflb, N. !dfI1I'ffZ7, LIBRARY STAFF .1 ,, 1- ff' f 1- .x g , A gg, iii' '44 e f 1 Q cf F A .M . HALL CADETS g.: 5 ,2595 5. 4 uw, V gl' ., ,A f 51.1.1 Y 1 1' - - - f 1 '-mf 1 fl ' I W n 'Q yi- ,fi ,W A . if 1 . . W . 1. 4 f 'ia ' 1 ' . F T F L ' :f f ' - F15 2 ig? 1 QF? fic ' WX ' FE' a f . ' 1 ' ' 'L ' ' F ' ' W1 I G'!ifFiV'5f if BACK ROIY'-B. Kvrpi, A. Kuzma, C. IVHI. A, Aazdev-mu, K. Tbormn, A. Tomi, M. Maki, P, Collim. FRONT ROW'-H, Akkdlifllr. A. Hupila, I. Bunn. P. K1'i.fldIl0f, A, Tzweel, A. Cunm. CAFETERIA STAFF BACK ROI! -A, Guemrd. MH. Larmzz, M. Pauf. C. Bigdzzall, D. Barth, Mrx. Bull, Mf.r.f U if.fw1. M, Sain, FRONT Rolluff. IKNUF-V, H4 Mfe'5 j, Surkellv. B. Relllifzglou, I, Killell. 1. Young. B-34 LITERARY Ca le nddr of Evenfs Aug. 23, 24, 25-High School Registration - just a peek at what's ahead! Aug. 31-School begins - Off we go! Sept. 6-Labor Day Vacation - Another day to sleep! Sept. 10-Eveleth football game - We just weren't ready! Sept. 11-Howard Greniger and Donna Van Dusen are newcomers. Sept. 14-Senior Election - jiggs, Daid, and Gusty fThe Big Threej. Sept. 17-We beat Chisholm 7-6 TEAM RAH!!! Oct. 1-Necktie Day - Rusty monopolizes neckties! Oct. 20-Safety Movie on Hunting - For further information see err March ! J Y . Oct. 25-Assembly on voodooism - Control yourselves girls! Nov. 18-Flash - jiggs and Pecky came to school because there was Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. an assembl ! y. 22-Orlyn Melbostad left for Little Falls. 24-First basketball game - we were-nit ready again! 24-Thanksgiving Day Vacation-We'll donn these toppers and collars and whom do we look like, pray? Why Puritan laddies, it's true! We think it's quite fetching, don't you? Christmas Pro ram Dr of Lonesome Folk. 17- g - . jan. 4-College aptitude tests - Brain Development! jan. 17-Dean finally gets a chance to talk without being inter- rupted! fRadioj Feb. 8-Kenny S., Robby T., and Sig explored the attic during Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr Bday May Bday Bday Bday june june debates. 4-Congress - Room 110 - I reserve the rest of my time! 5-Last basketball game - Ready this time - Greenway 40 - Ely 36. 9, 10, 11, 12-District Tournaments - Runner-Up! 15-Legislature fNominating Presj - Be a pal, vote for Al QCaponej 14-Easter program - Vacation. 6-junior-Senior Prom. We had a perfect time, juniors. 23-Class Day - Wait and see! 29-Baccalaureate Services. 30-Memorial Day. 27, 31 and June 1-State Boards - Rack your brains, kids! 2-Commencement exercises - Don't cry, Obie! 3-LAST DAY OF SCHOOLH!!! Your turn, Class of 50. -Ardyce Corno B-36 REFLECTION I see a distant retreat, A quiet, peaceful hillg Where a soft mist of fog Hangs a curtain so still. A light breeze is blowing As the distant moon shines And gives its pale glowing To the stately, lonely pines, This is the resting place of the dead, A cool, spreading green bed. Here are those who have parted From all worldly cares, From journeys bravely started Through dangers and hidden snares. Then from out of the mist Comes a passing paradeg Loved ones gone, a sad list, But one whose memories never fade. -Sylvia Rich APPRECIATION Those fleecy white clouds 'gainst a sky of blue, A rippling brook with bottom of moss, Whispering trees whose tales are true, A towering church with a gilded cross. These things in life are seen by all, And gazed upon day after day, But one's sight does not an imprint make, Of things so wonderous and gay. You are not made for the life of the earth, And possibly for less than a score, Observe and Absorb, and appreciate more, For these things are yours since the time of birth. -Gerald March B-37 SENIORS Now it's our last year With the end quite nearg And though we often complain As knowledge we gain, Wlien the end is hnally near Our school seems very dear. There is preparation and flurry, Always a great hurry. Theres the Senior play, Preparing every day. And just before each exam How we cram! And then after final examination We can receive long-awaited congratulations -Sylvia Rich ALONE To walk alone beneath the stars, To breathe in air so clean and pure, To reminisce on one's own thoughts, A wish desired year upon year. The cool still night intoxicates the brain, One's eyes entranced by beauty, Man Moon's rays on pines in the lane, The breath not knowing its duty. Midst rays of silver, Elms frolicly dance 'On meadows sparkling with dew, O'er icy streams which sear like a lance, And glories waiting dawn anew. -Gerald March FAREXVELL GREENWAY Dear Greenway High School, were dreaming of you, And we'll long for you each day. Dear Old Greenway, now we are leaving, Please listen to our lay. We'll miss the classroom, the dreary books, The scenes we loved so well. Dear Old Greenway, though we are far away, Your memory with us will stay. The stars looking down on the stadium at night, The crowds, the boys, the held, what a sight! The basketball tournament, Did we fight! Then the honors in other fields, Debate, declam, oratorical speels, All this made the old school memories Like pictures on a movie screen. Again the classroom I guess we'll appreciate you most You teachers who held us to the post, Even though at the time we thought it a bore, We know in the future we'll wish we had more, Of that stuff taught on the classroom floorg Most important of all in opening Lifes door to success Farewell teachers and classmates, it has been fun, My silly verse is finished, and I must rung To get under the wire before it's closed, To such foolish dreamers as your friend, Boz, -Celeste Bechtel A FRIEND I can't tell how I feel, 'Bout a special friend of mine, You'd think she wasn't real, For things she's done o'er time. It's a secret in my heart, Which I cherish more each day, She'll always own one part, I know she'll never say. I have more reason than you, To claim this special friend, No one will ever know, Why I'll hold her to the end. -Gerald March B-38 MR. RIDGEWAY'S PLIGHT The racing of the motor The stripping of the gears The slipping of the clutch They're all mixed together, And we're all in dutch! Mr, Ridgeway fusses and fumes And says: This is your doom! If the racing of the motor And the slipping of the clutch Are all mixed together: then You're all in dutch! Someone kills the motor Someone strips the gears And all in all By the end of the hour were all in tears. -The First Driving Class BASKETBALL VICTORY The minutes roll on, the seconds tick by And the game is still in a tie, All we need is one basket more To have the winning score. There goes a shot through the airg It missed its mark just by a hair. Up for the rebound, way up high, We can't let this chance slip us by. Across the floor, down the court, Oh what a nerve-wracking sport! just listen to that crowd howl When the referee calls the foul. Here's the break we've been waiting forg Another chance to boost the score. Up goes the ball, it drops neatly through, The second goes in neatly, too. The seconds tick on, the clock turns red, The Greenies are still out ahead. The game has been a real chiller, But we have won another thriller. -Art Toms SPURTS B-40 Lu? ES Q4 E2 is 'H-Cn ss ,Eu 'ix QE iv: E: EY 3-3 IE .E 2 5 aa Q wi E. 32 N-wi EE 'AQ At 'Ms Ci E fu Hu v.. W 4. gi EQ E 'Q Q2 fi 52 SQ -3 U-Iva EE :TZ 'E FQ EE QS V1 Qu -1 Q E. -Q YQ -if 3-i gun Q-Ni 5 Q e '44 -5. m me. Vai -Eu 4. ME ef Cb 5: urn! me QQ wx . S -3 4 54 S Q xp KD 5 .E V3 vi Q S L2 14 4 24 2 T' Lu R. -XI N 'la 9 E E 5 L7 4. li vi E5 2 Q 41. ml 4 2 54 Xe is sl S 4 -E Ss QE I2 3 if 51 T Q DC 'Q A ., K W UAW, .EW cv l Q I . f - 8 A 1, If my 54,1 ' 'V 'f Q' -. 1. - fx if,,' f.jH .QTK2 . ' :SSP R Q51 . . A ! 'r '5' '59 w ? 1 ag, b 'Q . . , ' W1 ' fa 5: ' A 41- 5 4 ' 1 wr ' ag, , , . , , Q My Art Bus: Bob . M.. V . 5 Q5 ' wi.. H K Em.-' Simey Gary kg wk I W' 3 1: ,. Y' V 4 Pete Plug Paz Teo 1 ' 1 A L Pecky Serb 1 x 1 I I Dix 1.1 U af' Porky Fw '34 A , ,gm wr 1 frat' + K J f Q, 52 33 '51 J Cimh J0hnnY Pete .cc , 47 'ng x, x if - X S I ficguw tg 40. N 1 9 wdpmlm WV'-la ww ff' 1 - W:-423 'ff' . 1 ' ' 'ffl , ' . ' 1, f H -. ,awe --y',, a,1f-a'z ,Z it X f , K , ' , ,Q f f. 2. if , gg f V H, t W ,lf 3, gp ' .' , sum ff ' ffilv L f ' fi gi g 1 ,W ,. ' 54, A . fry'-f i' W1 i7 2 ' , 11- 351' ' 24 1 k X1..'-L-.g-1 -g4.g3iq!:w11'2:m if - - -ax-W :-L ' ' 15 .. Shcvo Aft Marvin Dunne Dum Dun Gum, B-41 Eveleth 7 - Greenway 0. As Greenway threatened several times to score, their lack of experience was clearly shown, for fumbles quickly stopped the drives. Greenway 7 - Chisholm 6. The Streaks scored first, but Greenway bounced back and scored, james Guyer kicking the winning point. Hibbing .27 - Greenway 6. The' Greenies started well, but fumbling handicapped the team. Hibbing took advantage of these fumbles and scored. Greenway 6 - Virginia 0. A stubborn Vir- ginia team, though out-played throughout the game, held the Greenies scoreless until the fourth period. Then Stan Simonson plunged for the winning touchdown. Greenway 12 - Int'l Falls 0. The Greenway team played mediocre ball throughout the first half. In the second half, however, they roared back. scoring two touchdowns, while pushing the Falls team all over the field. Ely 19 - Greenway O. This game was played in a driving raing as a result, the Greenies' run- ning and passing attack was seriously handicap- ped. Grand Rapids 33 - Greenway 6. This game was one in which the Greenies never stopped fighting, but the Rapids' strong attack proved too much. The jug is now missing for the third straight year. The Greenway football team ended the sea- son with a 3 win - 4 loss record. Although this Greenway team Was young and inexperienced, it played hard to the limit of its ability. During the season Pat Passard, Art Kolp, and Art Toms stood out in the lineg Gary Gar- lough, Stan Simonson, and Pecky Guyer star- red in the backfield. Stan. S. drives for a score against Virginia. Gary G. made the most of an opening to score. B-42 Greenway Greenway Greenway Greenway Greenway Greenway Greenway .,,,,,,,,,,,,, Greenway .,.,,,,,,,,,,, Greenway .....,,,,,-,,, Greenway .,,,.. rrr.,,, Greenway, Greenway ,,,,,,,,,,.,,, Greenway ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Greenway Greenway Greenway Greenway Nashwauk ,,,,,,,,,r,, Blackduck ,.,,...,,.rr Keewatin ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Buhl .,,,,,,,,-,, ,,,,,- Chisholm ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Buhl ,,,.,,,..... ,,,,,, Hibbing .,,,,. .r.,r, Chisholm ..,,.,r,,r,,,, Virginia ...,,,,,,,,,,,,, International Falls Grand Rapids ,..... Deer River ,,.....,.. Nashwauk ,........,., Hibhing ....,,.,,,,,,-,, Duluth Central .... Grand Rapids ,,..,. Ely .,.,,,....,,...r.,r,,,,, 33 23 48 31 59 27 45 44 31 39 37 25 32 52 40 43 36 B-43 District 28 Tournaments Greenway ..,,.......,,, 45 Buhl .,,,.,,..i,. .,.,.,, 3 9 Greenway ............,. 45 Chisholm ......r,,.rr,. 44 Greenway rrrr.rrrrrrr,r 37 Hibbing ,,,,,, ,..,.,, 5 9 Greenway completed a successful season by Placing second in the district tournament and also having two men selected for the all-district squad. They were Harold Sandelin and Lewis Stralca. This team has established the best record in the past few years. l .iw jwyigiafi Q is v ' ,. , Aft a -5, sandy M: fb Ole 9' wo' . 09 x-'l22'9Nj . XP NQC' Q9 SW 0- X fy WW Aswan Q S021 YW sawi VON '- VSWR vx. Q, U , wc- SQ ibm I MIT' .S Qgwv 512. Wy Nj- ' ' x Q +0- woifiw ' Ti 6 - S ' J, V - , :la Nw! fw+f f-F Q O ? LXxfg,y, Q , . V Sjlagbi 83510 ,A 1 Q X 2,52 f' gl nTJQg Af 4 i , Lewie 9 1 , Pqe Flea B44 to .W mymxix , ,ff W X : M . 5 'Q - 6 96 Q it 560 Cinch Q JL 52,2 . Wil Q, C? 11098 Cx so if 4.0 3,256 .V 4' 'lf 'TK' -Q' Ji. A 61 'xf -K Q69 21 99 f J H G , , Sm 5 x 4. . Qu f - ' ,ff X 7 ', 'C ' ' CS 6+ . QQ A L , A ' W., ,if O 2 .2 .SJ +04 'Q3?wI '1ff'Q ' n Q , 'K v 5 1 . f Sf A Tom ' .5 f 1 ., r- S, '1v:Z.'gf.1 ,K K K .fl 1 1. , .K M , . ' n W f 1 Q WP f f Pere K A .J . Q3 ' I Serb 4. .... john 5 . B-45 I TRACK BACK ROW'-T. Sluire, IW. Finke. P. Loe.wbeidw'. T. Perrzw. D. Kinfwmr. L. Slraka. M. Lof. D. Hf!f6L'0fk. R, ll ai mfzwz. Cofxrh UV. Dixon. FRONT ROII fP. Steuevzzwld. D. R,1r1gw', P. Pgzfjard, L. Siiler, R, Bzfrelfzzzfter. S. Sirizafuozi K. Tbofmfz. 1. Gfzrlougfa, K. Sjudin, j. Blum. 3141 TEAM ' .r ii ez. 'R' F -5 ' f' f I , ' - 5-L, Mx., 77- ff ' , ff,.2': Q -1 :iw -' Y ' ' f,fw,.5GM-f ff: , f .P W- T92 jxf,f,'1', ifjlrf . .. 5'AVs?f'af'Q'fyf . gg if Q 7 SARL 6 will 1 fi -f 19 ' 12' A Y Q I I ' X fe f H! xl ' W.. ,,.1ff.,ff4 R ., , ' 'f.1W.Sf3.z f ' ' BCIQK RQIV'-Comb R. Nyman, E. Solzlzak, D. Ranger, D. Hitrlamck, B. ll' elif. FRONT ROW-L. folmfan, R. Cmlellano, j. Forbtman, E. La Freuier, R. Soblzak. B-46 BACK ROW'-A. Hupila, 1. Meade. M. joy, C. LaDoux. 1. Bryuell, L. Hodgman. A, Corrm. SIXTH ROW'-S. Viuceu! C. Sullivan, E. Nikirb. M, Lee, B. Kofpi. C. Ridgeway, M. Dreufr. FIFTH ROW-P. Hanmn, A. Haumlib. A. Kuzmez E. Kulumr, M. Blanelmvd, C. Bechtel, D. llnilron. FOURTH ROIV-j. Young, E. Drewr, Y. Guemrdi. M. Touu. D. Kinell S. Da1ff1m'd, H. Akbunefz, H. Tfexroll, H. Maftemon, T. Goulei, H. Henderron, P. Yelle, A. fofmioiu. THIRD ROW! M. Lerbol, D, Borzh, C. Smilla, 1. Buner. M. Ruddurk, P. Sullivan, D. lWedl, A. Longmore. V. Ogden. M. jwzer. A Plyillipx, A. Payfer, Doveeh Dayuard. FIRST AND SECOND ROW'-E. Endahl, P. Comxmrlag R.. IVmzge11Jlee:1. K. Tlaurl refs, A. Bet-htel. M, Smuzd. I. Kitzell, S. Azzdermn, N. Stangler, M. Flink, C. Nardin, L. Sarketl, N..I-lmimfz, M. Palmzude C. Sorrell, R. Bill, Z. Rydberg. DeSlJau'. M. Lorcheider, E. Clifford. The Girls' Athletic Association strives throughout the year to familiarize the girls with all types of sports. Diversified activities are led by sports heads elected by the members. The girls participate in such sports as swimming, ping-pong, basketball, tumbling, speed-ball, and 4 A A baseball. The sports are of two types, organiz- , , , ed and unorganized. Business meetings are held once each month when the girls have an op- portunity for discussing such events as our fall hike and game night and also our tumbling team. The organization is guided by Miss Neff. The officers for this year were: President, Nola June Stanglerg ViceAPresiclent, Sally Anderson, and Secretary, Celeste Bechtel. BACK ROW'--S. Aflderwrl. D. ll 1lrw1, S. Viurenl. H. Helzderwrz, M. Blanrlmrd. FRONT ROW'-D. Wfedl, H, Marterzmzl, N. Smrzgler. P. Sullirarz, A. jafmmn. R-47 1 NNN X40 6' A660 BASKETBALL 42 B-48 'lf 04 SCHCDCDL l mf, ui . 1' 'W gif. 5. .iw Q was-K 1f,,:1' .Q , ! 'F EQ 0 Q its rs r, ts' S1 33 A ff ff 'fl W Qf -' L -2 3 if if , .. , 1 W , 5 -'Sm g Kb . 'ev aff' ! 4' Z af B5 if en , ,, , v! 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'X,,m 3 . an he ' - j 1 3 . , . , A Q 3 'Q' Q ? ,f, an Q Q E . 3 1 Q li x M AW' US DFUVERS MAsooT 0 .fA1w7'oR.9 Rlyik 7' '94!,y,,v6 B-56 ,, ,M--sf We, the students of Itasca junior College, proudly dedi- ' ' H riet this the 1949 edition of the Itascan, to Mrs. ar cate , Webster. Throughout the years you have been an inspira- tion to the students of Itasca. As a leader, as a teacher, ' ' ' ll e ossess- d as a friend you will be remembered by a as on p l an , ing those qualities which make for an outstanding individua I2 VALEDICTORIAN co-sALuTAToRlAN 2 i co-SALUTATORIAN Leila Lindquist Victor 511035 Donald Larsen LICDIXVS CLUB AWARD Each year these awards are presented by the Bovey Lions Club to a boy or girl of the sophomore class. In order to be eligible for these awards a student must have participated in athletics, as well as having outstanding character and a good scholarship record. Verna Becker and Victor Shoaff are the two winners of 1949. Vefna B , 64-ke' Victor Shoaff Bill Hecimovlch The Peg Sullivan Leila Linilqulst V, ist - if r c I-lots CDH To Activity Award Winners iAs in the past years, activity awards were presented to the students of Itasca's graduating class of 1949 who were out- stasnding in extra-curricular activities, other than athletics. This year five students received these awards merited by their excellent partici- pation in activities during their two years at Itasca. Each student receiving this honor has displayed through each day's activities those qualities of cooperation, initiative, and citizenship which aid in developing new and better citizens. Verna Befke' Victor 511035 Donald LKISOU ACTIVITY AWARD WINNERS The Roxy Scholarship. Each year a stu- dent is selected for the award on the basis of his or her scholastic achievement at Itasca. This year's award comes as a graduation present to Donald Larson for his outstand- ing scholastic record and all-around good sportsmanship. I6 VERNA BECKER Big Fork, Minnesota Airline Sleu'ara'eJr Itascan '48, Editor '49, Annual '48, '49, Kappas '48, '49, Rho Nu Rho '48, '49, Pep Club '48, '49, W.A,A. '48, Vice- President '49, Student Council, Secre- tary '49, Photography Club '48, '495 W'ater Ballet '48, Cheer Leader '48, '491 Itasca Players '48, Vice-President '49, Great Big Door Step, Apple of His Eye, Now and Forever. RICHARD CARLSON Nashwauk, Minnesota PATRICK j. CODUTE Artbnedme Nushwzuk, Lgingestvta , , I b , , In uylfiu E Ilfdlfwl gailiigbaff?5,4'g n,F?iCk4 l18PCP4g?lLil'2eni'E,, Social Science Club '49, Football '49 a , , r -' r . ' ,493 Engineers Club 48, 49, Phmok Basketball 49, Track 49, ggraphy '49. SGPHQMQRES ROBERT CONNOR Bovey, Minnesota Playfiml Edumlion Bachelors '48, '49, Chorus '48, Pep Club '48, '49, Basketball '49, Golf '48, Itasca Players '48, '49, Apple of His Eye, Now and Forever. DAN W. DORAN Grand Rapids, Minnesota Aulomolive Engineer Bachelors '48, '49, Chorus '48, '49, Band '48, '49, Pep Club '49, Football '48, '49, Basketball '48, '493 Track '48, '49, Engineers Club '48, '49, Photo- graphy '49. WALTER DUANE FORSBERG Nashwauk, Minnesota Irzdluirial AVIJ Social Science Club '49, Tmfk '43 ,'4 MARJORIE FOSTER Grand Rapids, Minnesota Social Care IVO'rk Annual '49, Kappas '49, Chorus '49, Pep Club '49, Social Science Club '49, Itasca Players '49, Now and Forever. CHARLES FRANTI Coleraine, Minnesota Slalirlirian Engineers Club '49, A. D. FREDRICKSON Grand Rapids, Minnesota Arcbitertufe Itascan '48, '49, Bachelors '48, '49, Engineers Club '48, President '49, Itasca Players '48, '49, Student Council '49, Pep Club '48, '49, Tennis '48, '49, Bridge Club '49, SQPHGMQRES BILL HECIMOVICI-I Bovey, Minnesota Radio Azznoulzring President Sophomore Class, Itascan '48, '49, Pep Club '48, President '49, Social Science Club '48, '49, Football '48, '49, Student Council '49, Itasca Players '48, President '49, Angel Street, The Great Big Doorstep, Apple of His Eye, Now and Forever. DALE I-IOSHAL Calumet, Minnesota Annual, Assistant Editor '48, Editor '49 Social Science Club, President '49, Stu: dent Council '49, 757' am 1 .453 ..' , - 4 5 R ' fa iii' 'g, ,g't 5 f I s is i ' s . ' .iaf9:Y3?S.7eif1 -slugs 1' 3224, ' 'xii Q WALTER JACOBSON Jacobson, Minnesota Chemical Engineering Bachelors '49, Rho Nu Rho '48, Presi- dent '49, Student Council '49, Engineers Club '48, '49, Photography Club '49, JEAN JOHNSON Marble, Minnesota Edumlion Annual '49, Chorus '49, Pe Club '48, P 49, Itasca Players '49, Photography Club '48, '49, THOMAS E. JONES Grand Rapids, Minnesota Plnyrifal Eduralion Bachelors '48, '49g Band '48 '49' Foot- ball '48, '49g Basketball wah, do-cap tain '49, Track '48, '49, Golf '48, '49 DONALD KESSLER Bovey, Minnesota Acrounting Sorial Science Club '49, SOP!-IQMORES DONALD LARSEN Grand Rapids, Minnesota Agfirulluml Edumlion LEILA LINDQUIST Hill City, Minnesota Eduratiorz Itascan '48, Annual '48, Rho Nu Rho '48, '49g Chorus '48, Pep Club '48, '49, Social Science Club '49g Itasca Players '48, '49, The Apple of His Eye. EDWARD LUITEN Grand Rapids, Minnesota Businen Itascan '49, Bachelors '48, '495 Band '48, '49, Pep Club '48, '49, Social Science Club '49. ELMER LUKE Marble, Minnesota Pbyxiral Edumtzon Track '48. DENNIS NELSON Coleraine, Minnesota Engineering Football '49g Engineers Club '48. RAYMOND NORGARD Bovey, Minnesota Education Itascan '49, Bachelors '48, '49, Foot- ball '48g Itasca Players '49g Student Council '48. SOPHCDMQRES JOHN OTIS Grand Rapids, Minnesota Annual '49, Bachelors '48, Basketball '48, '49, Track '48, '49, Golf '48, '49. DONALD PARKS Grand Rapids, Minnesota Dfafting Bachelors '48, '49g Chorus '49, Pep Club '49, Basketball '48, '49g Golf '48, '49g Tennis '48, '49g Engineers Club '48, '49. GEORGE PARKS Grand Rapids, Minnesota Navy Air Corpx Itascan '48g Annual '48, '49g Bachelors '48, '49g Pep Club '48, '49, Social Science Club '49g Itasca Players '48g Cheer Leader '49. J 10 ALVIN PIHLAJA Minneapolis, Minnesota Elerlfiml Engineering Annual '49g Rho Nu Rho '49, Debate '49, Engineers '49, Photography Club '48, '49. SGP ROBERT L. STEVENSON Cook, Minnesota Agricultural Education ARTHUR SCI-IALIN VICTOR SI-IOAPF Nashwauk, Minnesota Grand Rapids, Minnesota Burinen Adminirlralion Cbemiml Engineering Vice-President Sophomore Class, Itascan Bachelors '48, '49, Chorus '48, Band '49, Band '48, '49, Track '48, '49, Stu- '48, '49, Golf '48, '49g Engineers Club dent Council '48, '49, '48, '49, Student Council, President 49 I-ICDMCDRES MARGARET I. SULLIVAN Coleraine, Minnesota Pfayriml Edumlion Itascan '49g Annual '48, '49, Kappas '48, President '49, Chorus '48, '49, Pep Club '48, '493 Student Council '49, W.A.A. '48, President '49, Photography Club '49, Water Ballet '48, Senior Life Sav- ing Instructor, Cheer Leader '48, '493 Itasca Players '48, '49, Great Big Door Step. ANTHONY SUTICH Chisholm, Minnesota Mining Engineering FRED TREBNICK Football '48, Itasca Players '48, '49, Great Big Door Step, Apple of His Eye. 4 ,L ., ,, , ELAINE TREMBATH Marble, Minnesota EtZ'Ilf4l1'f0l1 Itascnn '48g Annual '48, '49, Kappas '48, '49, Chorus '48, '49g Sextet '49, W.A,A, '48, Itasca Players '48, '49, Pep Club '48, '49, Photography Club '48, '49. Bovey, Minnesota Pbyximl Edumliml SGP!-ICDMCDRES Nor PICTURED JAMES B. DAHL Coleraine, Minnesota Murir Chorus '48, '49g Band '48, '49g Pep Club '49. JOHN FERRARO Nashwauk, Minnesota Pre-Buiizzerr Chorus '49, Football '48, '49g Track '49, Photography Club '49. RICHARD JOHNSTON Nashwauk, Minnesota Pbyriml Edumliwz LLOYD LUKE Marble, Minnesota VIRGINIA LUNDGREN Grand Rapids, Minnesota Airline Sfeu'ardeJJ Kappas '48, '49g Chorus '48g Pep Club '48, 493 W.A.A. '49, Itasca Players '49, Apple of His Eye. FRANK MALMI Nashwauk, Minnesota PAUL F. 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FIRST ROW-j. Bogdanouifb, E. Trembatb, M. Failer, V. Berleer, C. Bolf, C. Wood, S. Lazzufo, Murray, E. Slehkal, M. Sjaquiri. ANNUAL I. Saragn, A. Scbalin, E. Luilen. D' Cbalbng- The annual staff, under the patient guid- ance of D212 Hoshal, worked to portray a lasting picture of the spirit of the school life here at Itasca. As usual, there was a deadline to meet and the staff members work- ed extra hard to meet it. STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF - ................... BUSINESS MANAGER ,....... ASSISTANTS ........... ....A.-.-- ADMINISTRATION SECTION .. CLASSES ..............-...----------------.-..--- Dale Hoshal Ed Luiten Dave Chalberg Arthur Schalin john Sarago Dale Hoshal Dave Chalberg . Elaine Trembath jean johnson ORGANIZATIONS ....... .4.......... J anice Murray SPORTS .......,.. FEATURES .A...... .YA-- ART ........,.... julie Bogdanovich Joyce Hawkinson Ethel Stejskal Sheloy Lazzaro Lelia Lindquist Peg Sullivan Verna Becker Marjorie Foster Corrine Bolf Dave Chalberg Making Up The News THIRD ROW-S. Sobtzale, T. Frazer, R. Carlfon, 0. Hepola, L. Brynell, B. Herimozfirh, D. Chal- berg SECOND ROW B Bla b a' V L d . - . nr ar , . un grefz, S. Lazzaro, D. Ball, A. Fredrirkjorl, E. Slejlleal 1. Sfbedin, Mr. Davie , FIRST 7- J ROU' B. Foxler, D. Anderton, C. Bali, C. Wood, 1. Murray? V. Berber, Ferrara, R. Norgard. ITASCAN K X m -.-, - sy J Semi., Z 97 NH- X 5' .,!!yi NN - fl f . 5 Q14 X Q 2 , ZSTAFPS l Q U n UP VM The staff, under the direction of Mr. Davies, put out monthly issues of the Itascan, which kept the students well informed on the activities at Itasca junior College. Al- though at times they had many worries, the staff found the work very interesting and in- formative. This year's editors were Dave Chalberg and Verna Becker. -25 Prospective, thot is! THIRD ROWMV. Sboaf. R. U7rigbl. E. Sutiub, R. fobflifml. 0. Hepola. D. Sealzwg. 1. Maher. SECOND ROW'-D. 'ParkJ, Il . Ranlulu, E. Luilerl. A. Fredrickmn. R, Beer, A, Lama, F. Leirler. D. Doran. FIRST ROW'-Mr. Nardzfold, T. funn, H. Clune, R, Erkenof. f. Samgu, R. Norgurd. L. Pazuino, R. Conner, f. fawlzmn. Mr. Nymun. BAG-IELGRS A. Grozdanirla, 1. Gram, E. Elejrkal. 26- Ouf Hrmzemmiazg Queen Gen Marvied I. Gram Om-F671 Z T' V fail 1 ' W in fe: 1 - .. za ,A 'z-asia is gf .5 -1 5? 4' if ' ?ff.xf.'Vi' 'in - .. :ik f ,: y I 5 ' :j 31 if if I sc ,, ,g 12 iffy. 1' is ki S k 5 K :f K . -' lf' '. - '3.f?'fkf' :eq ,Q .1 fi ' V5 f' , - ' I I ' .mrffff as 3 A . M , A 1- ' is ,za j. Samgo. V. Slmnjf, R. Erkermljz The bachelors put on a very well-planned Homecoming Dance this year. They also held a joint party with the Kappas and a Christmas alumni formal. The monthly meetings were held every second Thursday of the month at which a social hour was enjoyed. Where's The Eofs? THIRD ROW-V. Scharfenberg, M. Forter, P. Cook, j. Bogdunorirb. Il . Nenezb, V. Lundgfen. T. Frazer, E. Glalth. V. Becker, P. Sullimzz. SECOND ROll w'l. Hawkillmfz, E. Sieifleel R Fever. A. Danielmn, K. Erirlemn, E. Trembulla, S. Soblzak, S. Luzzaro, Min jabnforl. FIRST ROW- C. Bolf, L. Clark, S. Beluugef, C. Wfaod, D. Anderson, E. Mallmn, M. Webrler, D. Ball, j. Murray. KAPPAS D 1,1 .. T . SECRETARY .................................. .......,........ D . Ball PRESIDENT ............. ..... P eg Sullivan VICE-PRESIDENT ...... ....... E thel Stejskal The Kappas began the year with a freshman initiation. Once a month they met to plan their future activities. Among the events of the year were a bake sale, rummage sale, the Kotton Ball, and a tea for the senior high school girls. After each meeting a delicious lunch was served after which the Kappas played cards. The large membership this year made a much bigger participation in different activities. Are We All In Fovor3 . ' ' Iyer. SECOND THIRD ROW-Dean W1lJon, V. Slzoaf, T. Carbon, A. Pzblafa, D. Hodml, j. Ma! I ROW-A. Fredvifkmn, D, Cbalberg, 1. Wim, W. Ranmla, D35ede'f 0'?'1 Pg 2 Mflm' FIRST ROW-P, Sulliwzn, V. Becker, T. Frazer, I. Jacobian, A. Srbulln, B, Heflfnovlr . Student Council PRESIDENT ............,............,.......... V. Shoaff SECRETARY-TREASURER .......... V. Becker VICE-PRESIDENT ..........,............... J. Maher The executive branch of I. C. was taken care of by the Student Council. This busy body of officers saw to it that the Coke machine was kept filled. Also they took care of the fall and spring picnics which proved to be the highlights of a long successful year. DEWEY OR TRUMAINI IN l952 l SECOND ROW-D H fs I . 01 a, O. Hepola, 1. Maher, Min Hunlley, j. Sebedin, P, Codute. FIRST ROW-L. Lindquifl, T. Frazer, E. Luilen, W. Fariberg, D. Keller, Mr. Sjoquin. SQCIAL SCIENCE CLUB Vice-Prefident I. Maher, Preridem D. Horbal. The purpose of the Social Science Club was to make a practical study of current poli- tical, social and economic problems. The high point of the program for the club this year was a speech by Vladimir Shipka, state representative, on the last election. The ad- visors for this year were Miss Huntley and Mr. Sjoquist. Are You With Me, Gong? THIRD ROW'-f. U if1ff:'. D. Cfaalbefg, E. Luilcri. Il . A11de1'.mu, R. Beer. R. falwrlmz, B. Herimo- ritla. E. Bryfzell. D. Damn. D. Parkf, E. G1dIL'f7. SECOND ROW'-E. Tremlmlb. 1. folmrulz, D. Bull, S. Sablzak. Mirr Neff. L. Lindqnirf, B. Blalzrlnurd. A. Fredririrwz. P. Szzllimrz. B. Wfbile, V. Luzzdgren. 1, Bugdufmzfirla, R. Cofzzzerf. FIRST ROW'-M. Fnflef. E. Mallrwz, D. Afzdevfau, M, lffebrler, A, Duizielran. S. Beluflger, C. Buff, C. IVfmd. V. Barker. Murray, S. Luzzaw. PEP CLUB The Pep Club, under the leadership of Miss Neff, sold candy, pop, and hot dogs at the games. Also, to promote an interest in sports, they arranged for the sale of basketball pins. The encouragement which they gave the team led them to numerous victories. OFFICERS CHEER LEADERS SECRETARY-TREASURER ...... ..,..,... ......... C o rrine B0lf PRESIDENT .........,,..,,.,,,,,,,,....,..... William Hecimovich VICE-PRESIDENT .,,,.,.,,,,,., ..,,..,,,,.. M arjorie Foster V. Berber, E. Glazcb, D. Clmlberg, G. Parkr, P. Sulli- van, C. Wood. X2+Y2+Z2ig XY-Z Confusion THIRD ROU jD. Seaburg T. Curfrwl R. Kfllkj E. Slllffb R. Czrlmfz A. P'fJf '. SE , . , , . ' , 1 am COND ROW-R. llyrlgbt, V. Srfmrfenlrerg. V. Srlmaf, f. facabfofl. R. Beer. FIRST ROll iMr. Gorirz. D. Olin. D. Doran, P. Bl ' A, F ' ' ' du, f6d7'I!'fJ0l1, A. Rlxrfiuld. Mr, Fznlong. OFFICERS: PRESIDENT ,,,..,,.,..,,,,,..,,,,.,,.,..,,, A. Freclrickson SECRETARY-TREASURER .,.... V. Scharfenberg VICE-PRESIDENT ...,..,............,.,.......,.. R. Koski ENGINEERS CLUB The engineers were very active again this year. At every meeting prominent speakers were had to give the prospective engineers an outlook on the mining situation on the Range. Several held trips to the Blandin Paper Mill and some of the mines also were taken by the engineers. 2 Curtain Coll, Curtain Coll! THIRD ROW-f. falmron, T. Fmfer, A, Ffederickron, F. Trebnick, O. Hepola, B. Hecimmfirb, L. Brynell, D. Cbalberg, P. Sullivan, Mr. Davier. SECOND ROWiL. Lindquirl, C. Bolf, R. Connefr, R. Nofgard, V. Lundgren, V. Srlmrfenbefg, V. Berber, S. Lazzaro, E. Glalrb. FIRST ROIV-f. Bogdanovirla, M. Porter, E. Trembatb, C. IVo0d, E. Martian, M. Webrter, 1. Hawkin- Jon, B. Foiler, Murray, Winch. ITASCA PLAYERS OFFICERS PRESIDENT -Y---------........................ B. Hecimovich SECRETARY-TREASURER ....,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, M , Foster VICE-PRESIDENT ...,,,.,.,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, V , Becker The Itasca Players provides ample opportunities for all students interested in acting or serving on play production committees. The two plays put on this year were Apple of His Eye and Now and For- ever. The talented thespians thrilled the audiences immensely. it.. - Q 2, :tt ' W ' ant' LETS ALL SING rs' THIRD ROW-Mixx Andefmn j Wfirzrls D Pnrkx L Bfynell IW Aazdeffwz D Pu ' ' ' x ' - v - L - yff. W. 11if1Y2ff,dD.ID0nzn. SECOND R0ll iB. W'b1ze. P. Cook. A. Dazlielmll, T, Fmler, P, Sullivan, ' in WU-ff' E' Tfffflbdfby S. Lazzaro. FIRST ROIV-M. Famer, M. lVebJfer, S. Belauger, C. IVooa', B. Foxter, E. Sleffkal, 1. Murray, j. Ferrara, 5.-5'-25 I 'fx '31 kxx N X ,L Q - L j gif LLL 0 ff ...LL xi. U X154 Z CI-LCDIR The beginning of the year found a Wonderful mixed group of singers who made their first ap- pearance at Thanksgiving. They put on a success- ful performance at Christmas and another at Easter. The choir went on a tour of the Range in April. The sextet made their first appearance on this tour. Ofncers of the year were jerry Winch, Presidentg Ethel Stejskal, Secretary-Treasurerg and Dan Doran and john Ferraro, Librarians. SEXTET-'Ethel Stejskal, Sheloy Lazzaro, Valeta Sharfenberg, Charlotte Wood, Elaine Trembath and Corrine Bolf. QUT - OF - TCDVVIXIERS SECOND ROW-Mirr Webfler, P, Blair. A. Piblafa, 1. jambxon, Dean Wilron. FIRST R0lV- C. Wood, IV. Nenelb, L, Lindquiu, V. Berber. RI-ICD NU Rl-ICD X i Na-EQT f xg' X 1 .:, li : ' 1 .-.1 71 If g X . Ei lg i f An unusually small group this year made up of non-resident students of Itasca junior College organized to provide activity for its members. They met once a month for a mixed social hour. Officers for this year were President, Walter jacobsong Vice-President, W. Nessethg Secretary-Treasurer, P. Blais. Bold Bob. Whifb twin haf llye Toni? Smo-o-olb. Tha! Jrbolarly look. Whdl a funnel Giving the old look a lift? Come: da rezfolutzon. Norlhwerl Panengef. The night before llae morning after. Our favorite Rexull Drug Slure. Thi: remind: me of a joke Wbal a trunk! Alllg Leer. IlVbefe'J Bamll? ' -.7 . Gfllfllg bolder on 4 boulder. IVMH ogged Queen of them all. 0.K., men, break it up. Pick a pore, any poxe. The vulgar boa! men Airfl dal a Jbame. i Everyone want: lo get in da art. A peek if worth lwn fineifef any day. Plaving land lo get. 5 5 -If 11 Timber-fu .' .' A foie by any 011197 name. 975.-'Z' A' 4 A Rupidf mifei 'em rough. Dr' Iekyl and Mr' Hyde Da I1 rl y Duran Eddie Luilwz Slvelloy Lnzzum lmffiu Cur1,rwl Pat C oak George Purkf Iayce HdZL'kflIJ0ll Evelyn Glrllrh julie Bogdwzazfirb faflife Murray 40 2 HH em THIRD ROW-Mgr. L. Bryrzell, A. Holmel, H. CIIHZB, D. Amla, D. Nelmn, Hall, Mgr. R. U7rigbt. SECOND ROW-Coafb T. Daxmficlz, D. Doran, IV. Often. N. Predavich, D. Rarme. A. Lanto, B. Hendfirlemn, F. Leiuer, T, fonex, E. Suiirb. FIRST ROW-f. Ferrara, Samgo, D. Seaburg, B. Kofki, D. Stink, D. jahnflon, R. Beer, P. Dukich, 1, Ridgeway. Mg L' Bane!! Coach T. Damuicb MEP R- Wfigbf Itasca Itasca Itasca Itasca Itasca Itasca .,,... ...... 6 Itasca o 4 26 H 2 Eveleth 15 12 Jim Bob Red Ironwood ,,....,, , ,,,,, , Bramercl ,.... ,,,,,,, Duluth ...... ,,,,,,, Virginia ..., ....... Ely .........,,. .,,,,,, Hibbing ...I... ,,,,,,, Mixki Frank N iii I fx ma g 2 fa 12' fm I , Qulfaigw 1' if - 75 f1'5hif iw k 'K s'1f5iN5rw - ' .A.sRfQ:1J' -5' P t I ,S .f,13,.?2f - f v. 2'l,-'-fflwlf . -'L 'fr Q-Q ,Q .1- tw ' f.. ,- L- Q I sim Zip Bumpa Swede DM -4 44 Tom joe Lama Snaore Rortoe 24, 92, 16 :hifi Itasca with its 6 losses and 1 win could have made a bettter showing if our casualties had not been so damaging. Richard Roscoe -with a broken leg, jim Hall with a dislocated shoulder, and Wesley Otten with a bad knee, weakened our backfleld considerably. Next year should prove an interesting year. For if all our freshmen return we will have both power and experience on the Viking team. Bob Caplain john Peler Danny Sbofly Bob Through The l-I oopl SECOND ROW'-Coach T. Darowicla, D. Pafkf, D. Doran, Mgr. L. Carbon, IV. Anderton, Mgr. L. Bfynell, 1. Ozir, A. Holmef. FIRST ROW-P. Sanlmrla, P. Codute, Bob Koxki, Tom jones, D. Amlu, R. Carmen. BASKETBALL Dirk Sturk, Nit-la Predovicla, Coach Tommy Dasovich's first year turned out to be a fairly profitable one. The Viking team lost 8 games and won 6 which isn r a bad average for a group of boys working together for the hrst time. One of the basketball boys made quite a reputation for himself. Nick Predovich, with his high scoring of 314 points and 29 fouls during all the 14 games he played this year, was considered the most valu- able man on the squad. With three first string and three second string men gradu- ating, the team will have to work doubly hard to better this year's record. Itasca Itasca Itasca Itasca Itasca ...,., Itasca Itasca Itasca Itasca Itasca Itasca Itasca Itasca Itasca 46 Tommy updlu 47 50 51 45 61 26 44 49 51 64 40 63 50 70 Pauly Bumpa ffNirk11 Virginia ,, Gogebic ...., .,..,. Ely .,.......... Eve-Ieth .... Brainerd ..... ,..,.. Eveleth .,..... ....Y. Duluth ,... Hibbing ..... ...... Brainerd ..,.. ...... Duluth ..,,... ...... Virginia .. Ely ....,..Y.,,,,.. ...... Hibbing Y,,,, ...,.. Gogebic ,.,.. ...... ,Boba 57 73 42 59 90 65 49 44 50 71 79 58 57 69 jump! Bumfmf j'1mzp.' Two point: for Nifk Leap! Boyd Leupf Come 011. Pnl n I ' x .i-I ,K J 8 .11 5u'3 g Su-ivlll gi Keeping F. T W. A A. Our Women's Athletic Association this year ran into a few setbacks. Most of the girls received their points in hiking, skating, bowling and baseball. They partici- pated in different games with the Greenway High School girls which brought out the competitive spirit in both institutions. IVhere ir ibe ball? l Q v Gueif Who' Szfmfenh This Annual is possible only through the kindness and good will of the business and professional people whose advertisements and pro- fessional cards appear on the following pages. They have done their part well!! The next step is up to you. As a token of appreciation of their loyalty and generosity, we sincerely urge you to give them your patron- age. Stand by them . . . they stood by you! Won't you do your part? fj Um 14Jawlf4L1m4.'! COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 llflesaba Clinic il? COLERAINE MINNESOTA Pdlfflllilt' Amllml Adrerlixerf Fifi! I Qliver Iron Mining Co Trout Lake Coucentrator Coleraine Bovey Taconite Marble Walker, Arcturus ond Gross-Marble Mines ji? . TROUT LAKE CONCENTRATOR P Annual f1d1ver1irer5 Fri! 4 eamfplimenh of The Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Company And Mesaba Range Subsidiaries Pulirulize Amilmf f'1:Z'1'erli,rwr Fifi! l Chas. 015011 65 Sons, Inc. Hjqy-Seventh Year MANUFACTURERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF Truck Equipment PLEASANT 6846 LAKE AT PILLSBURY MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA I d ewwmzd af. . Che Mffaqe of mine PRESIDENT - Arthur Toms TRUSTEE - George Anderson CLERK - Ruth F. Harris TRUSTEE - G. Fremont TRUSTEE - Nick Krmpotich TREASURER - W. J. Lander ik The Village of Coleraine, a center of iron ore mining, boasts of its well kept streets, Greenway High School and Itasca Junior College, a beautiful park and efficient city management. if? ,llama of efzampiondl Pdffllllfle Annual Adffertifew Firfl COMPLIMENTS FROM The Village of llove President Clerk . . Trustee . Trustee Trustee . Ray M. Todd ... H. C. Barnes . Paul J. Morton Roger E. Enstrom . . . Louis Perry Pulfwzigu 14111111.11 A Compliments of Iron lla Township TACONITE Bion P. Axford Assessor W. E. Meade Clerk Lily M. Chamberlain Treasurer nge Emil Camilli Supervisor Joseph J. Huffer C lzuirmuu Gabriel Troumbly Supervisor P A lAd 1 F ILLAGE of TAGG ITE RODNEY B. AXFORD LEE FARR ALICE FOX Cleyk Pyggjrlgm Treasurer - Trustees - VVILLIAM HANSON LOY KOLAR GEORGE DUNSTON A. W. SPELLACY Attorney Congratulations to the F O R ' ' ' Class of 1949 Convenience Dependabi Iity Economy R I-I I Safety LIVE ELECTRICALLY Cooking . . . Water heating... refrigeration . . . better light . . . better sight lighting . . . Washing . . . ironing FORD SALES and SERVICE . . . cleaning . . . automatic coal or heating. GOODRICH TIRES See Your Electrical Dealer i This adv. inserted by the Coleraine Millllesota Miniiesota Power and Light Company Pnlrwzize Annual Adrefliferi Fir!! Township of Greenway ITASCA COU NTY, M I N N ESOTA J. M. Russ 'A' 'A' 'A' A. Seaburg Superfuisor Supe,.Uiw,, L. Bunce V. Marshall Supervisor Clerk Compliments of ange Paper orporafion Virginia, Nlinnesota Try the Range First mhz YEITIBIBYE 'ox ' I 5: -1 5 The Travelers Insurance Company The Travelers Indemnity Company The Travelers Fire Insurance Company The Charter Oak Fire Insurance Company 'A' HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT Branch Office, Duluth, Nlinnesota Patrwiize A mzual Ad 1fer liferf, Firfl CALUMET VILLAGE DAVID DEMARAIS . . . .... President JOHN J. KERZE Clerk MIKE SIMAT ... ... Trustee JOHN BOVITZ' ....... Trustee INGWALD PETERSON . . . . . . Trustee EARL LARSEN . . . . . . Treasurer COMPLIMENTS OF The Village of Marble Lyle Hachey . . J. Hughes ....... Kenneth Hodgman . . . R. Anderson ..... W. Brown . . 0. Bechtel . .. E. Sundquist , . . . . President . . . Clerk . . . Treasurer . . . Trustee . . . Trustee . Trustee Justice of the Peace P I Auuua I Adverl irer I' A SYMBOL OF SECURITY . . . identifying the Co-op. Insurance Companies which secure protection for you today against your losses of tomorrow - High Standard Policyholder Service and Security at Reasonable Cost Complete Life, Casualty, and Fire Insurance Services. For all your insurance needs call or see Box 953 Coleraine Representing Co-op Insurance Companies AMERICAN FARMERS MUTUAL -k CENTRAL MUTUAL FIRE ak MUTUAL SERVICE LIFE Thank You! Congratulations to THE CLASS OF '49, It hos been our privilege and pleasure to fashion your photographic portraits. We thank you sincerely. ROGER E. ENSTROM Ph otogropher Phone 106 Bovey, Minnesota Ptzflwxize Auulnzl Ad1'erli,i'w'1 Firxl Hcfiffs Dependabfe Coafsu The Cleveland-Cliffs Dock C o m p 0 rw y MINNE Shane 1871 BW Walk 0 ' North Western-Hanna Fuel Co ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH SUPERIOR MILWAUKE Blanclin Paper Co. IVillz Compliments from I-ICDTEL DULUTI-I YOUR SOCIAL ACTIVITY HEADQUARTERS A if Grand Rapids, Minn' Duluth's Finest Hotel Products of Merit Challenger Coal Morning Star Stoker Cool Norsemon Coal Zenith Coke Pickancls Mather 8 Company Sales Agents ZENITH COAL DOCK -- INTERLAKE IRON CORPORATION WEST DULUTH 7, MINNESOTA MINNEAPOLIS I, MINNESOTA Patmnize Annual Ad1fer!iJe1J Fin! King Lumber Company Congratulations to the Graduating Classes of Itasca Junior College and Greenway High School il? DEER RIVER BOVEY CASS LAKE REMER MARBLE KEEVVATIN BIGFORK CALUMET CHISHOLM GRAND RAPIDS 753 Main Office at Grand Rapids Compliments of . . . Compliments of . . . OUR OWN HARDWARE BEN FRANKLIN STORE FEDERATED DRY GOODS KREMER FURNITURE F- co- Grand Rapids Minnesota GRAND RAPIDS, MINNESOTA P 4 1Ad I Friendly t v --'Sy pause A T' E DRINK B A 56 . gm x tmii' V K At Home - At Work - At Play D R l N K Bottled under authority of the Coca-Cola Company by COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Costello 84 Sonj Compliments of fgdlflftlflftdlflf pparel liop GRAND RAPIDS MINNESOTA GRAND RAPIDS MINNESOTA 1 kaaiiama S S. E. Heller 8 CU. DEPARTMENT STORES THEATERS R R RIALTO - Rapids ROXY STAR CALUMET Phone 48 Phone 704 NAsHwAuK cHlsHoLM GRAND P41l1'lIIIfZr.' Jlfmmll Ad '6fliJ'6'7J Fifi! In Hibbing lt's ColIier's Bar-B-Q RIBS . , . CHICKEN Home-Cooked Mealr . . . Sleakr , . . Deliriau Sandwirlaex 1928 Fourth Ave. Hibbing, Minn. DELVIC CAFE The Bert Food in Hilzbing Courteous and Efficient Service opfn 1111 Night 'k ZOIO ISt Ave. Phone 1735 Compliments of Mesobo Motors Inc For your next cor see MESABA MOTORS Inc. Buick ond Pontiac Deolers GMC Trucks Hibbing Minnesota C omplimemx of H. Shuirman 81. Son Dry Goods Shoes Clothing Hardware Stoves Furniture Radio and Electrical Appliances Building Material 'A' H. Shuirman T. Shuirman L. Ginsberg Phone 2511 KEEWATIN MINNESOTA .IOS TEN 'S Fine C1055 Rings Announcements Awords Representative - Charles Richard Box 886 St. Cloud, lV1innesota Palroruze Ann ual Ad1fe'rlirefJ Firrl Hageman's Cash Store Dry Goods - Groceries - Meats Your Patronage is Appreciated Phone I O Bovey, Minnesota Compliments of Coffee Cup Sandwiches - Light Lunches Bovey Nlinnesota Compfimenix of . . .. l'lERR'S FRIENDLY SERVICE Specirzlixt.v in LUBRICATION - WASHING - TIRE VULCANIZING Evinrude Outboard Motors Phone 204. Coleraine Nlinnesotu Feuling Motor Company Your Chevrolet Dealer Pure Oil Products COLERAINE MINNESOTA Compliment: of . . STANGLER'S GROCERY H U B Depaffmenf 551'-'0fe Crzmly Groceries Ive Creflm NYBERG SHOEMAKER Mem Coleraine Millnesota COLERAINE MINNESOTA KELLY' Groceries and Meats Delivery Service - 3 Days a Week Phones 155 and 272 Bovey, Nlinn. SHOEMAKER'S Red Owl Agency FOOD STORE For Finer Foods At Lower Prices i' Phone I6 Coleraine Palrozzize Annual A dzferfueff FIM! First National Bank General Banking Ingnrgmfe Loans Investments COLERAINE, MINNESOTA .Vlemfier of the Federal Deposil Imwame Corpomlion Compliwenlf of First National Bank GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS i' BOVEY, MINNESOTA CALUMET State Bank General Banking C omplimenm of A. P. Peterson and Son COLERAINE MINNESOTA Checking Savings Insurance BRAMAN'S MUSIC CO. Loans I nvesfmenis Safety Deposit Voult Instruments, Sheet Music, Records, Gifts, Accessories CALUMET MINNESOTA 4 Member of Federal Deposit 208 Howard Street Insurance Corporation HIBBING MINNESOTA Pnfmuigv AIIFIIMI Ad1'f.'Y'lf.ic'1',f Fin! COMPLIMENTS OF Hill Annex Mine Phone 3141 Calumet H Minnesota Duluth, Missahe 81 Iron Range Railway Company Improved and Unimproved Lands For Sale 'A' For Informazion Call Upon land Department 513 Wolvin Bldg. - Duluth, Minn. Walter Nelimark, Land Agent, Virginia, Minnesot Henry Kangas, Land Agent, Floodwood, Minnesot Compliments of THE GLIDDEN COMPANY Manufacturers of Time-Tested Paints D IQOI E. Hennepin Ave. MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA .gas cer omg Upin Charles Upin GRAND RAPIDS, MINNESOTA Pulrwfige Amzmfl Ad'1'e1'li,wr,1 Fir-,il Compliments of y.af1We,,e Compliments of NATIONAL TEA FOOD STORE Qualify Grofieries, zllleam, and Produlre Wie clothe Ike enlife family V. C. Phillips, Rlanagger GRAND RAPIDS MINNESOTA GRAND RAPIDS MINNESOTA Our Congratulations to the GRADUATES OF I9-49 lldtaufz Economy Store VI'ea1'ing Xl pparel for E-very Age at u Prire 10 Sui! Your Purse. GRAND RAPIDS MINNESOTA Compliments to the Groduoting Closs of I949 from G A M B L E ' S flirt. Ida Ofrflie, Owner GRAND RAPIDS MINNESOTA Keepsake Diamonds Spode China Fostoria Glassware Carlson 's Jewelry Store Fine Giflf for Every Ofcaxion Homer T. Carlson GRAND RAPIDS MINNESOTA Corcoran Supply Co. SPECIALIZED BRAKE SERVICE AUTO PARTS WELDING SUPPLIES 'A' 216 Pokegama Avenue North Grand Rapids Compliments of lvlornes lmplementCo it GRAND RAPiDs MINNESOTA DRS. JOILIN AND McKENNA Physicians and Surgeons Bovey Grand Rapids Piifrwxise AIIJIIIIII Ad1ev'li,iw'J Fifi! S813 Auto Parts Company it 406 - 412 EAST SUPERIOR STREET Duluth 2, Minnesota Illimzerotalv Finest and Most Complete Sporting Goods Store Tri-State Sports Equipment Co. Duluth, Kfinnesota llelrose 2043 Everything in Sports Equipment' COMPLIMENTS OF GRAYBAR ELEUTRIU U0. 'A' DULUTH, MINNESOTA COMPLIMENTS OF BUDA I ALE if? HIBBING MINNESOTA Compliments of Central Laundry Range Motor 81 Firestone Ford ond Firestone Products and Serving the Ronge Since 1914 Dry Cfeanlng A HIBBING MINNESOTA HIBBING MINNESOTA Congratulations Socns Bros. F inest in Men'5 Wear ttf HIBBING MINNESOTA COMPLIMENTS OF HALCTEIQCKS it I-IIBBING MINNESOTA Patronize Alllllld I Advert fren' Fifi! , 1 Wlccieq 4 Ilome of Fine Foozls Open 24 Hours it GRAND RAPIDS MINNESOTA Compliments of Casper-Lang Motors Dodge - Plymouth , GRAND RAPIDS MINNESOTA Compliments of Northland Laundry Vlflzen you wan! llie BEST Ive Creanz Look for zlzese familiar signs . f'4. Y VX . , X! Made to exacting standarcls Quality Chekdn for purity, quality, deliciousness wir Island Farm Creamery Company Hibbing, llinnesota Itasca Creamery Company Grand Rapids, llinnesota ltasca Dry Goods Co. Largest Dry Goods Store Between Duluth and Grand Forks 'A' and Peterson says: n I The lllotto of our entire organization ir Better Serfaifev GRAND RAPIDS MINNESOTA Grand Rapids Klinnesota MANDY'S MARKET Qualify Meats and Groreries REYNOLD FASHION SHOP Specializing in the Finest Ladies' Good Food for Less Money Read5 t0'Wear Phone IOI Grand Rapids Minnesota BUVCY Nlinnesota . HAIRRY'S MEN STORE Cuflzplizlzenix of SWANSON'S CHEVROLET CO. Grand Rapids Blinnesota Nationally Advertised 1llen's Wvear Suits Sperialty Bovey and Grand Rapids Minnesota Palraaigff Annual Ad1'er1i.rer.r Firrl Colnpliments of GI LDEMEISTER MOTOR Grand Rapids Klinnesotzi J. Arneson Chet Taylor BROWNBILT SHOE STORE Air Step - Butler Brnuvz - Robelee Grand Rapids Rlinnesota Conzplinients of THE FOOD MART ilflr. and lylrs. H. Mi. lyladson For Your Next Birthday Cake . . . Try DAHL'S BAKERY Grand Rapids Nlinnesota Bovey Mercantile Bovey Minnesota Phone 156 Self-Service Food Store Hlndejzenzlenlly Owned and Operated Jalmer E. Lindgren The Store of Everyday Low Prices it Hardware - Gas and Electric Appliances Furniture - Building Material Bottle Gas Water Softening and Conditioning Sales or Service sir oun owN HARDWARE Grand Rapids Army Store f Grand Rapids lylinnesota FIRST NATIONAL BANK Compliments of paufs Senfice Garage Complete Chevrolet and Buick Service ik Gas - Oil - Accessories - Repairing Grand Rapids lylinnesota COURTEOUS SERVICE wEs'r END Auro Boiov co. PHONE 2621 Sfhool Buses, Hydraulic Hoists Truck Equipment 2224-26-28 West Michigan Street Duluth 6, Minnesota CALUMET MINNESOTA Pfzlnmize Armual A!fI'E1'fi.V'K?'.f Fin! N I D E S rAsi-non snows Sir Hibbing, Minnesota yywfezgni Shopping Center of the Range Hibbing Minnesota SAPEROl'S STYLE. SHOP Authentic Fashions Always Hibbing Nlinnesota Uhr Elmira Elrnn Nunn Est. 1905 L. G. Lommon, Publisher Coleraine, Minnesota Compliments of . Whittemore Drug Company Your REXALL Drug Stores Daneiko Typewriter Service Sales Agent Underwood, Elliot!-FiJher Pmdurn S. Daneiko 2011 FIRST AVE. HIBBING, MINN. 'A' Coleraine Grand Rapids FELDMAN's Phones 460 and 461 I-Iibbing ARROWHEAD CLEANERS Your Quality Cleanerx Phone 643 Grand Rapids Minnesota Compliments of . . . MICKA ELECTRIC Hibbing Nashwauk I IANSEN'S, INC. Where You Lower Your Cost of Dressing Well Hibbing Minnesota THE BOSTON STORE, Inc. Northern MiWU6J0ld,I Only Exrluxive Quality Shoe Store Footwear for the Entire Family Hibbing lklinnesota HIBBING DAILY TRIBUNE R. W. Hitchrock, Publixher Hibbing, Minnesota J. C. Penney Company, Inc. In Hibbing Where the Range Shops for Cath and Carry Savings Patronize Annual Adrerliierf Fin! Compliment: of . . . The Maurice J. Salisbury Co. 'A' llining Timber - Ties - Pulpwood GRAND RAPIDS MINNESOTA THE RAPIDS CLEANERS R. J. Dingman, Proprietor Grand Rapids Phone 760 Conzpliments of . . . Randall Jewelry and Gift Shop Expert Watch Repairing Grand Rapids Minnesota Compliments of . . . KIing's Sweetheart Bakery Grand Rapids, Minnesota Phone 132 Compliments of . . . W. C. CHALBERG CO. Grand Rapids hlinnesota G R l M S B O Everything in Flowers Phone 1006 Grand Rapids 1VIinnesota CITY LUMBER CO. Grand Rapids, Minnesota CITY CAB flnytime . . . Anywhere Grand Rapids Nlinnesota REDDlNG'S CAFE Grand Rapids Minnesota BINET'S SPORTING GOODS Grand Rapids, Minnesota Pokegoma Coffee Sh op Home-llade Pastries Grand Rapids Rlinnesota MAURICE MCICROSTIE jewelry and Giflf 202 N. lst Ave. W. Phone 1685 W. Grand Rapids Minnesota STOKES PRINTING COMPANY Phone 1038 Grand Rapids hiinnesota RANFRANZ CLOTHING Grand Rapids, Minnesota Harry Johnson Typewriter Shop Typewriter Sales I Service Grand Rapids, Minnesota HERB BRIER AND SON Clothing and Shoes Our Quality Higher Than the Price Grand Rapids Minnesota L E M L E R ' S Grand Rapids, Minnesota Grand Rapids Furniture Store Grand Rapids, Minnesota Pazfonize Annual Adverlirerf Firfz EASTERN ITASCAN Publishing and Printing Nashwauk llinnesota STIMAC'S TYDOL SERVICE Phone 208 Nzishwauk Nlinnesota JOHN ZAU HAR Groceries and flfeats CORNER SERVICE STATION Gas, Oil, Repairs Phone 2-I2 Stuntbeck Nnshwzluk Klinnesota MICKA ELECTRIC CO. Nashwauk, Minnesota NASHWAUK MEN'S STORE Nashwauk Klinnesota Complete hlenls Furnishings - Phone 47 Bunce and Rudolph Phillips Nashwauk Rlinnesota Phone 366 nicK's FAIRWAY Nashwauk Nlinnesota A pay-n-lakiz store Phone 7 X M' I 1 lN ishwauk innesoti MASTER SERVICE COOICY Minnesota Podominich and Brancieh - Phone +0 WESTERN MESABA OIL Nashwauk Minnesota Nashwauk, Nlinnesota Groceries and Meats JOHN G. BRISKE Minnesota ciTY DRUG s'rons Nashwauk Nashwauk, hlinnesota I Dry Cleaning Phone 378 SELLAS SWEET SHOP Nashwfluki IVIIUUCSOUI Nashwauk lXdII'll1CSOt2l Phone 12 ELANTO COOPERATIVE CO. Ki.iNG's VARIETY STORE H0 e'f'w'd5ff,ZiZZZSffSg,14i'i55n5Zff,,ffM dUe Gas and Oil Phone 14 Cl ' ' 0 emma Minnesota Nashwauk Minnesota NASHWAUK HARDWARE CO. NASHWAUK MOTOR SALES Ford Cars, Trucks, Tractorx Nashwauk, Minnesota Phone 50 H, Co. Nashwaulc Nlinnesota S 1 d F,,,,,2 1,,,,,1e,,,f,,ff f f I Klfjfg Mme Goulet Barber and Beauty Shop Phone 68 Night 122 Phone 374 Nashwauk Minnesota Coleraine Minnesota Palm nize Annual Adzwrziierf Fifi! MANDY'S MARKET Qualify lllentr zum' Grmerles Good Food for Less Kloney Phone IUI HUV95' Minnesota MESABA CREAMERY CO. Parteurizezl Dairy 1J7'IlIl'llt'f.Y For HFI11ZlI'.f Sake BOWY llinnesota MARBLE MEAT G' GROCERY Blarble ' Rlinnesota KAVANAGI'I'S MARKET fl Fine Line of Groferier llllll lllealx Klarlnle Minnesota Cumlmlinzeuis of . . . KINGSTON CLEANERS BUVC5' llinnesota POP'S CAFE Calumet Minnesota Colllplilflentx of . . . RANGE CAFE Coleraine Minnesota CALUMET EAT SHOP Home Cooking and Baking That VVill Please You KI NGSTON'S STORE Bovey Nlinnesota F E R N C A F E Vern and Ethel Nelson, Props. Coleraine Klinnesota RED OWL AGENCY Earl L'Amie Nlarble llinnesota ANDERSON MOTOR SERVICE A. D. Anderson, Prop. Coleraine Minnesota THE BEAUTY BOX Phone 35 lift Smurf to Look Lovely Bovey Klinnesota Cvfl1Ilf71iIll6'lIfS of . . . CALUMET CO-OP SOCIETY Consumer-Owned Calumet Klinnesota LEWENSTEIN'S VVearing Apparel Hardware Ranges Nlarhle Blinnesota Compliments of . . . ARCANA HOTEL Coleraine Nlinnesota LINDGREN SHELL SERVICE Coleraine lllinnesota Complimermv of . . . DIMATTEO WHOLESALE Calumet - , llinnesota THE BOVEY PRESS A GOOD newspaper covering all the school news . , . . 52.50 a year H. V. VanDusen, Publisher and Editor Canisfeo Lumber and Fuel Co. Everything lo Build PVith Paint - Builders' Harduiare - Lumber - Coal Coleraine Minnesota Palmuige Armzml Adreflixerx Fir.rI GEARY J EWELRY STORE Hlbblnil llinnesota CO1llp1llIIFIlf5 of GRAYCE'S GIFT SHOP lllarble Klinnesota TESKE'S JEWELRY Wlzere Gems and Gola' are Riglztiy Sold Hibbing llinnesotn ART'S WEBB SERVICE Bovey Minnesota MAYERLE BROTH ERS Bovey llinnesota MUNICIPAL STORE Phone 3991 Calumet Nlinnesota IJ0lllf11l1l1l'lIf.Y of WIRTANEN APPLIANCE SHOP Coleraine Klinnesota NICK'S SNACK BAR Nick Simunovich, Prujrriemr Calumet Minnesota Frederick Mills Lumber Co. Grand Rapids Minnesota liasca Junior College Accrecliied l, Two-year college academic courses. 2. Pre-professional and business. 3. Terminal courses for local employment. 4. Veterans training under Public Law l6 and 346. R. SCOFIELD, Superintendent HAROLD E. VVILSON, Dean of College Pulrmzize Annual Adzferzifen Fin! 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