Mountain Lake High School - Laker Yearbook (Mountain Lake, MN)
- Class of 1954
Page 1 of 68
Cover
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PRESIDENT ......... . . Lowell Teichroew
VICE-PRESIDENT ...... ....... J ohn Heibert
SECRETARY-TREASURER. . . . Mary Lou Weigold
CLASS COLORS: Purple and Gold
CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose
CLASS MOTTO: The first element of success is a determination to succeed
FRANKLIN BRANDT: "IfI G ORDON BREITBARTH-
had my hfe to live over, To pass or not to pass, that
I'd still go to schoolg it's is the question."
compulsory you know."
SHIRLEY BULLER:
"Her head is light,
very light, in fact
she's blond."
HARVEY ENNS: "The
track team's se c r e t
weapon."
JOYCE BULLER: "I have LAVERNE BULLER: "I
few words, my thoughts are came, I bluffed, I gradu-
in my sou1." ated."
LILLIAN FAST: "lnschoo1 JIM FRIESEN: "Make hay
she's calm and demureg while the sun shines."
outside school we're not
so sure."
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ROBERT DICK: "After
fou r years of faithful
service, I'm laid off."
JOANN FALK: "Life
is not so short that
there isn't time for
merriment."
CAROL GERING
Leadership and char-
acter rolled into one,
now mix this up with
plenty of fun."
SHIRLEY GOERTZEN
"She's the right type
to typewrite, for to
type right you must
be bright."
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ROBERT FRIESEN
"Good nature is a stron
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VERONA FRIESEN
Be cheerful and pass it
long."
LOREN H ALTER
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A member of the Royal Happy amI with a heart
Order of Woman Haters carefree Wh aren t they
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PATRICIA GOERTZEN
"To giggle is her de-
light, to laugh is no
sin, in spite of it all
your love she will
win."
MERLE HALE
"Good looks and good
sense are two of na-
ture's greatest bless-
ings."
JANET HEIDE ROBERT HEIDE
"Every lassie has a laddie." "Guilty of staging another
of those back to the soil
movements."
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JOHN HIEBERT
'The wisdom of many,
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the wit of one."
LYMAN HOLMES
Laugh and they laugh
with you, snore and
you sleep alone."
"As full of life as life
itself."
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CAROL IANZEN RUTH JANZEN
"A young lady with lots of "A continuous bubble of
dashg she was the Queen talk and laugh."
of the senior class."
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GWENDOLYN
HOTZLER
"Nothing is trouble-
some that we do will-
ingly. "
LOIS JUNGAS: "Tasks
by her begun are sel-
dom left undone."
ROGER IUNKER: "He
burns the midnight oil,
only it's gasoline."
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IOANJENSEN: When SHIRLEY JOHNSON:
done by her 'tis well "She's original, witty, and
done." wise, with lofty ideals in
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LORRAINE IU N K E R:
"A n unspoken w o r d
never causes trouble."
ALICE LOEWENS:
"Winsome and gra-
cious- -always a lady."
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ELSIE LOEWENS: "Het JEAN NEUFELD: "One 7
heart is not wholly in her knows her by her jolly air,
work--where is it?" her la u ghing eyes, and
light brown hair. "
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E L R O Y PANKRATZ:
"His life is like th e
Mississippi, lined with
bluffs."
MARLIN PANKRATZ:
"Some day I will stop
my boyish pranks and
be a man."
DONALD NICKEL: "NO KENNETH OLSON:
one knows what he can do "Charles should have
till he tries." known him for he's a lit-
tle Dickens."
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LORRAINE PFEIL: "The EVELYN POPE: "My soul
girlwith the natural curl." must be clothed in song."
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MARCIA PANKRATZ:
"Intelligence is not
her only virtue."
D O N A LD PENNER:
"We don't doubt h is
wisdom."
BERTHA REDEKOP
A mind not to be
changed by place or
time."
ELDON QUIRING
Like a star, out every
night."
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DENNIS RATZLOFF
"A boy from the FFA. He
will be a farmer some
day."
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JOYCE REETZ
"She 's cure, she 's neat,
she's hard to beat!"
JOANN REGEHR
Seldom seen or
heard."
JOYCE ST ADTLANDER
DARLENE STAHL
"So sweet the blush of "Bubblingover with laugh-
bashfulness. "
ter and fun, with never a
worry for work undone."
JANYCE SCHULTZ
"Tact and neatness are
becoming. "
LOWELL TEICHROEW
"The longer we know
him the better we like
him."
VERNA TOEWS
'She shifted her brain
into neutral and let
her tongue rattle on. "
HAROLD STEINHAUSER
"Two great stead ies - -ath -
letics and a girl."
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MARY LOU WEIGOLD
"Ready for anything you
might ask, be it fun or
be it a task."
MARGARET STRENGE
"Strangers are missing the
personality hidden behind
her quiet disposition."
GLEN WIEBE
"Tall, dark, and bralny."
IOANN TOEWS
"She looks uiet but
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looks are deceiving."
HELEN VOTH
"Sober but not seriousg
quiet but not idle."
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CAROLYN WOLFF:
"Don't call me for
breakfast, it makes
the day too long.
DONALD WILKENS: "A LORRAINE WILKENS:
man among men, a gentle- "Sweet sophistication."
man among ladies."
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B. Paulson, E. Teichroew, E. Scholl, I. Neufeld, R, Wiese. J. Lade, G, Peters, G, Schultz, M, Sulheim. Row III:
M, Mesel, B, Mahon, ll, Quiring, S, Pankratz, J, Laging, R, Thor, R, Rupp, R, Wilson, D. Tweet.
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Row I: M. Hiebert, V. Harder, D. Fell, C. Kliewer, J. Derksen, B. Fell, R. Dick, M. Harder, E. Krahn, D. Dick.
Row ll: M. Enns, V. Johnson, R, Green, A. Ewert, D. Duerksen, M, Goertzen, J, Derksen, D. Harris, B. Brandt, D,
Goerrzen. Row III: J. Duerksen, M, Fast, I. I-larder, N. Falk, G. Eitzen, R. I-Ienitz, L. Gosen, L. Franz, D. Eitzen
fnot picturedj W. Bell, E. Friesen, D, Goosen, D, Johnson, R. Porish, J. Sneer, J. Winters.
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Row I: J. Franz, A. Buhler, K. Fuller, R, Heppner, D. Besel, I. Holmes, D. Johnson, M. Baerg, A. Derksen, J. Hol-
yer, G. Derksen. Row II: D. Gertz, I. Kroeker, D. Harder, H. lass, A. Green. Row III: R. Brown, M. Heide, N.
Friesen, B. Hiebert, M. Gohr, M. Friesen, G. Krahn, W. Dick, D. Bargen,
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Row lg V. Porath, J. Wiebe, M, Thiessen, D. Quiring, M. Penner, D. Stoesz, V, Pabst, M. Pankratz, M. Wiens.
Row II: L. Sulheirn, J. Olson, A. Fenner, S. Nickel, D. Lohrenz, C. Wolff, B. Quiring, M. McDonald. Row III: R.
Stoesz, D. Peters, J. Stoesz, R. Reimer, E, Tieszen, G. Wellman, E. Ratzlaff, R. Rempel, R. Nordby fnot pictured,
G. Friesen, R. Friesen, L. Hildebrandt, R. Junker.
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The Mt Lake I-hgh School Foot SEASON RECORD
ball Team composed ma1nly of M'-H5
Sophomores and Jun1ors had a falrly
successfulseasonw1nn1ng 3 and los wmdom
mg 5 Although th1s season wasn t Lakefleld
too br1ght there 1S a much br1ghter gfliggy Eye
future as only 5 lettermen graduated Spfmgfleld
and there are eleven letter wmners 1-21mb9fI0f1
returmng for next year The team
was led 1n scormg by Merle Hale w1th
44 polnts and Melvln Messal wlth 21
Gordy Bre1tbarth was selected on
the All Conference team and Merle
Hale, Loren Halter and Harvey Enns
were g1ven honorable mentlon
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Shirley Johnson.
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Junior Attendant Homecoming Queen SODn0rnOre Attendant
Darlene Feil Carol Janzen Janet Wiebe
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Lohrcrw 1, Halter R Thor I Lagmg M Hale R Rupp 'wir Gettler
men Harold Stelnhauser and Don
Vw 11k1ns Mt Lake came through w1th
thelr fourteenth Dlstrlct basketball
Char p1onsh1p
Startmg out the season w1th a 62
51 w1n over Butterfleld the Lakers
played average ball through out the
flrst half of the season W1nn1ng 5 and
losmg 4 Durmg the last half of the
season started bypowerful Jackson's
62 32 defeat the Lakers lost 7 1n a
row before beatlng Frost 58 56 as
they ended the regular season
Lakers went 1nto the Tournaments an
underdog They snappedJackson s
18 game w1nn1ng streak and won the
Champ1onsh1pfrom Lakef1eld 42 40
After a terr1f1c D1str1ct Tourney the
boys ran 1nto tough COI'1'1p6t1t10l'l from
Wells 1n the reg1ona1 and were ellm
1nated 45 28
Lead1ng the Lakers 1n scorlng
were Captam Harold Stemhause and
Marly Fast W1th only 4 grad
lettermen we look forward to lext
season as be1ng a very good ox e
Rox: .Eiten,M.11 LJ., ,. 'I' ,N,Rl1,N1.F's,E..c'. '11, ,
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Bob Gettler s Bee s had one of
the1r most successful seasons
hmstory w1nn1ng 12 of 16 games The
team was made up of mostly Fresh
men and Sophomores w1thone .Tun1or
The Bee won 4 1n a row before
droppmg helr f1rst game and then
went on to w1n6 more 1n successlon
Wlth two regulars, Denms Loh
renz and Noel Rahn called up to the
6400
A squad the B squad ran 1nto a httle
more d1ff1culty w1th these two boys
gone but Carl Wolff Gordon Eltzen,
George Krahn, and bam Nlckel kept
the boys w1nn1ng and they can e out
W1tha very presentable record Wlth
a ver good lookmg B team we can
expect to see very good thlngs 1n the
future
Mr. Gettler, G. Eytzen, C. Wolff, H. lass, S, Nickel, S. Heintz, R. Friesen, K. Quiring, L, Hildebrandt, G. Krahn
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The Mountaln Lake track team,
led by one returmng letterman went
to only two track meets thrs year
1nterest held Mt Lake back thrs year
The team was led 1I'1 scorrng by Har
vey Enns and Robert Drck wrth 10
pornts aplece Harvey Erms took
frrst m the m1le rn the dlstrlct and
6th m Reg1onal Robert D1ck took
Znd rn the 880 rn the d1St1'1Ct and 4th
m the regronal The team scormg was
Harvey Enns
Robert Drck
Merle Hale
Damel Harder
Dale W1ebe
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year due to the late track season and
ra1ny weather They were defeated
by Butterfleld and St James durlng
the season and by Lakef1eld 4 to 0 1D
the D1str1ct Seml Fmals The team
mcluded Noel Rahn catcher, Harold
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ers Doug Goertzen f1rst base Den
ms Lohrenz and Bllly Paulson sec
ond base Jon Lag1ng shortstop
George Krahn th1rd base Merle
Hale left f1eld lvan Harder center
f1eld and Carl Wolf r1ght fleld
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Marcra Pankratz Robert S Frresen
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Janyce Schultz Ella Scholl
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Gwen Wenberg, Conme Wall
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Conald Wrlkens
Harold Sternhauser Merle Hale
Davrd Tweet Elroy Pankratz
Lorrarne Wrlkens
Shrrley Johnson Darlene Stahl Jarlyce
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Darlene Fell, Carolyn Wolff Jean Neufeld
Bertha Redekop Joyce Franz, Marllyn
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Shrrley Buller Rosadel Green Marlys
Harder Garnet Peters, Joan Jensen
Lowell Terchroew
Donald Nrckel
Vera Harder, Drana Stoesz Janrce Qurrrng
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Ruth Janzen
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Schultz, L. Wilkins, V. Harder, D.
Fell. Row II: S. Buller, V. Toews,
J. Falk, J. Heide, J. Toews, G.
Schultz J Regehr C Klrewer
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Hozler, Mrs. Tweet, R. Janzen, M.
Wiegold, R. Dick, G. Wenberg, M.
Harder, D. Feil, D. Nickel. Row II,
M. Penner, E. Scholl, L. Jungas, L.
Wilkens, D. Besel, E. Teichroew,
G. Peters, S. Wiebe, J. Franz, P.
Wellman, V. Toews, Miss Fick.
Qnot picturedj M. Sulheim, F. Stoesz.
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J. Hotzler, V. Porath, M. Strenge,
L. Weins, D. Nickel, J. Toews, J.
Bullet, E. Harder, V. Friesen, R.
Dick, J. Regehr. Row III, P. Well-
man, G. Schultz, D. Johnson, I.
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S. Geortzen, L. Junker, D. Hilde-
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J. Lode, J. Derksen, R. Heppner, M.
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III, D. Harries, Loisjungas, J. Olson,
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Wenberg, F. Stoesz, C. Wall, D.
Johnson,K. Fuller. Row II: M. Hie-
bert, J. Reetz, D. Besel, M. Penner,
A. Buhler, J. Stadtlander, G. Hotz-
ler,J. Neufeld,R.Janzen, D. Stoesz,
J. Franz, C. Kliewer. Row III: J.
Olson, L. Sulheim, J. Schultz, B.
Redekop, J. Loging, J. Hiebert, E.
Pankratz, A. Penner, E. Kettler.
Row IV: B. Hiebert, L. Franz, R.
Dick,C. Wolf, S. Nickel, R. Reimer,
D. Bargen, D. Tweet. Not Pictured,
D. Eitzen, G. Eitzen.
Row I: E. Eitzen, N. Regehr, E. Hie-
bert, K. Hotzler, C. Goertzen, M.
Tiessen, F. Harder, L. Pankratz.
Row II: J. Klaassen, K. Dick, B.
Schroeder, S. Harder, M. Quiring,
J. Klaassen, L. Pankratz. Row III:
G. Besel, J. Hildebrandt, W. Bieber-
dorf, J. Rahn, M. Wiebe, L. Balzer,
C. Tiechroew, M. Stienhauser, M.
Porish. Row IV: D. Olson, G. Hard-
er, L. Fast, H. Grothaus, B. Harder,
H. Sulheim, G. Gustafson, R. Wolf.
Not Pictured: P. Loewen, H. Nue-
fe ld, E. Sawatsky, P. Buck, J. Schem-
mel, K. Stienle, B. Munson.
Rowl Nl Wergold C Wrnberg R Drek C Janeen
F anz V lla der Po e Be el J lense
Neufeld L Jungas Nl Papkrara M bulherrn X
Buhler M Hreberr R ,lanzeu C Horzler L Fast
F Stocsz Row ll M Harder C, wall P ooertzen
C. Cerrngj Falk D Nrckel C, Klrewer V Toews
E Terchroew L bulherm B Redekop D Derksen
C1 Peters J bradtlander C Wolff I: Loewens A
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w E Qurrrug IN Falk J Lagrng L Lytzcn
Xwrebe R Drck J Frrtsen R llexdc Mr Runestad
ow IV Paulson D Ratza D Xhlkrns
Frresen L Holmes D lxrcke' S Pankrarz J llrebcrr
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turedjo Xt ren D Qoerrren
Locwens V l-rresenj Herde Row lll M Herde
excellent srnglng 1S spreadlng farther
The M1xed Cho1r s reputatron for
each year They proved lt agaln th1s year as they were dlrected by Lamar
Runestad
The schedule lncludeda Chrlstmas Concert 1U the hlgh school aud1tor1um,
and St James, s1ng1ng at the State School
Board Conventlon and WCCO TV rn M1nneapol1s, and a Sacred Concert at the
M B Church at Delft
The D1str1ct and Reg1on State Contests also proved the Cholr s reputatlon
by the honors recewed A s at the D1StflCt Contest rncluded Boy s Quartet
and solorsts JoAnn Falk Donna Derksen, Robert Herde, and Donald Nlckel
A s at Reglon State Contest were M1xed Cholr, Boy's and G1rl's Glee Clubs
G1r1's Octet, Boy s Quartet, and Tenor Sololst Robert I-Ie1de
Prayer to Jesus and
I-lodre were the favor
1te numbers of the
Cholr and were also
used for our Contest
numbers
The year was com
pleted by a F1nal Sprmg
Concert and s1ng1ng at
Baccalaureate andCom
mencernent
exchange concerts wlth W1ndom
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F Pankrarz M Helde L Franz
GIRLS OCTET GIRLS SEXTET
R Drck P Goertzen C Janzen C Germg J Franz E Pope V Frlesen L Jungas G Wenberg
Derksen J I-hede G Peters C Wolff J Stadtlander
GIRLS TRIO
A Loewens V Harder E Loewens
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RowI G Wenberv F Stoesz V Harder C Wall C Klrewer L Peters D Nrckel L Franz G Peters A
N1ckelL Jansen A Duerksen B Redekop C Germg M Pankratz Row II M Hrebcrt P Wellman V Pabst
D Qurrlng W Besel J Franz W Breberdorf J Qurrlng J Nuefeld V Toews J Schultz J Stoesz J Wrebe
K Fuller B Fe1lR.Janzen E Pope L Jungas Row III L Qutrmg K Munson F Harder J Hanson F Peters
G Ertzen M Frresen R. Stoesz J Schultz K Foss M Sulherm L Fast E Qutrmg D Ettzen I Harder R
Frleserl E Frresen E Fuller J Engeman J Stoesz S Pankratz V Frtesen L Terchroew Row IV JNeufeld
G I-Iotzler D D Smtth R Rupt D Tweet N Frtesen J Hrebert A Penner R Rermer N Rahn D Besel L
Wrlkms B Hrebert
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Th1s year the band was under the capable d1rect1on of Mr Dale D Sm1th a
graduate of McPha1l School of Mus1c In Sept 1953 the marchmg band made
tts f1rst appearance at Wrndom for the Flax Day parade and also went to
Lakefreld for the Lamb Day parade The march1ng band played at all home
football games and also performed at the Homecom1ng fest1v1t1es The pep
band played at all pep meetmgs and home basketball games Mr Smrth or
gan1zeda German Band Th1S group played at PTA meet1ngs local W1nter
Band Concert and var1ous tlmes at the annual Creamery meet1ngs The con
cert Band played several numbers wh1ch were above the band's class1f1cat1on
Some of these numbers
were played at the annual
W1nter Concert these
numbers served as a
challenge to the band
The year the Christmas
program was given by
both the band and choir
The band appeared in
combination with the
choir for the Annual
Spring Concert. They al-
so played for Com-
mencement.
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R Janzen J Schultz E Pope L Jungas r Duerksen C Gerrng L Janben B Redekop
FRENCH HORN QUARTET BRASS QUARTET
L PeterQ D Nrckel G Peters L Franz N Frresen L Franz D Ertzen I Harder
BRASS SEXTET CLARINET QUIINTET
A Fenner L Terchroew D Tweet G Peters D G Wenberg F Stoesz V Harder C Wall I Franz
Ertzen I Harder
DRUM QU ARTFT BARITONE TRIO
D Besel,J Neufeld, L. Wrlkrnb, B Hreberr D. TweeL,J Hreberr, N. Frresen.
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Lady S1ms Ruth Janzen
Kate Marc1a Pankrarz
Tombes Lowell Te1chroew
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DISCUSSION GROUP L Gosen
MANUSCRIPT READING B Redekop
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ORIGINAL ORATORY .......... M. Pankratz
HUMOROUS READING .......... L. Teichroew
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Hugo Longacre
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Mr Wadsworth
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Davrd Tweet
Donna Derksen
Jocelyn Neufeld
JEDICC Qurnng
Barbara Fe1l
Gwen Wenberg
Stanley Pankratz
Carolyn Khewer
B1lly Paulson
Vera Harder
Douglas boerrzen
Conme Wall
Marlys Harder
Dranne N1cke1
Ela1ne Terchroew
Marlyn Fast
Larry Franz
Mar1lyn Hreberr
PENELOPE SYCAMORE
ESSIE ...........
RHEBA ..........
PAUL SYCAMORE . .
MR. DePINNA ....
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DONALD ..........
MARTIN VANDERHOF
ALICE ..........
HENDERSON ......
TONY KIRBY .....
BORIS KOLENKHOV . .
MR. KIRBY .......
MRS. KIRBY .....
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. . Joanne Falk
. . .Verna Toews
. . Donald Penner
. . . . Merle Hale
. . . Glen Wiebe
. . .Eldon Quiring
. . .John Heibert
. . . .Carol Gering
. . . Elroy Pankratz
. . . . . .Loren Halter
Lowell Teichroew
Harold Steinhauser
. . . Marcia Pankratz
Donald Nickel
. . .James Friesen
Robert Dick
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"S 74 'Me Stew"
May 4,1954 was the date of the
Junior-Senior Banquet. This year
the theme was "Stairway to the
Stars". On stage was a stairway
going upward with the theme on
it. In the center of the gym was
a fountain with blue water contin-
ually spraying. The entire ceiling
was covered with blue paper with
silver stars. The usual program
was given with David Bienhoff
from Butterfield at the piano.
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Marcla Pankratz
Carol Genng
Shtrley Johnson
Lots Jungas
Shtrley Goertzen
Donald Penner
Patncla Goertzen
Glen Welbe
Lowell Terchroew
Janyce Schultz
Jean Neufled
Ruth Ianzen
Lorrame Wtlkens
Bertha Redekop
ATHLETICS
Football Gordon Brettbarth
Track Harvey Enns
Basketball Harold Stemhauser
Baseball Harold Stemhauser
ALL AROUND ATHLETE
ALL AROUND MUSIC
FFA STAR FARMER
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
Marcra Pankratz
Carol Gerlng
Shtrley Johnson
Lots Iungas
John Hlebert
Lowell Telchroew
Verna Toews
Robert Frtesen
Gwenyth Wenberg
Stanley Pankratz
Harold Sternhauser
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Donald Penner
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