Park Rapids High School - Panthers Yearbook (Park Rapids, MN)

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Left to Right, First Row: Jeannette Melcher, Ruth Hand, Doris Anderson, Jeanne Miller, Verna Jean Harsha, Dorothy Herlitz, Shirley Jesness, Winnifred Stanford, George Weekly, Marlene DeMaris, Louise Reynolds, Manuel Edelman. Second Row: John Hatch, Donald Hanson, Roger Schmaus, James Thelen, Marianne Byrne, Luella Hagen, Alan Kruse, Martin Cox, Robert Kruse, Edith Conklin, Mary Ann Rutherford, Rosetta Basswood. Third Row:'Rodney lkliller, Percy Pritchard, Floyd Dehlaris, Harold Sartain, Richard Haberer, Christine Anderson, Joanne Hitter, Shirley Hearty, Joyce Kimball, Gloria Wfeeding, Marlene Durling, Shirley DeMaris, Gerald Bethel. Fourth Row: Robert Johnson, Wayne Casey, Donald Gottsman, Melvin Irish, Eddie Ander- son, James Dearborn, Carl Lymburer, Robert Blanchard, Charles Smith, Robert Loy, Edward Crosby, Joanne Voshell, Lyle Hawkins. Left to Right, First Row: Darlene King, Mabel Flanagan, Joanne Burns, Gloria Becker, Bonnie Cheney, Helen Wilson, Katherine Jacobson, Donald McCarren, Stanley Johnson, Allan Oines, Robert Zeller, 'Lillelue Hincls. Second Row: Mary Lou Robertson, Doris Schackman, Madonna Schefers, Mary Ann Robinson, Ruth Town, Carol Moryille, Elaine McMahon, Bonnie Brammann, Joyce Pritchitt, Barbara Kaufenberg, Joan Hjermstad, Mildred Safratowich, Mary Ellen Johnson. Third Row: Charles Westlund, Benjamin Wood, Marie Christianson, Barbara Burlingame, Margaret Stevens, Carol Potter, Floyd Slover, June Terhark, Patty Mack, Dolores Weise, Donna Enfield, Shirley Pearson, Rita Vizenor. Fourth Row: Richard Sunde, Dwight Fry, Betsy Lewis, Manrd DeBord, John Clark, Gary Wooge, Walter Max, Larry Cheney, Joanne Dierks.

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. . a ., H., .. .2 saruamones y fi .- During their first class meeting the Sophomores elected the following officers: President, Conrad Greerg Vice-President. Ned Greer: Secretary-Treasurer, Dora Nunn. With the help of their class advisors, Miss Smith. Mrs. Miller. and Mrs. Murphy, the Class of '51 contributed more than their share toward Homecoming festivities. dances and sports. The attendant to the Homecoming Queen from the Sophomore Class was Wanda Smith. Some of the best dances. especially the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance, were given by the Sophomore Class. The year proved that the Class of '5l will be one of the most outstanding classes in l'.R.H.S. history. JO I A rarrrr ara a r f ,-uw . fi? 1 sf f Y A tricndlv Nude- Um- nf 'l'HOSli days? l 5 Cwultl this lie lov-An . . , I . M. lun Artic .. S .le ' 'U ' 1' ,v 'Q ' I il pg Q Q M Q ' A, Y X we v L Vg, . , V 2 gll31l.i3'+x'f,. ,, + L' .l1.l1L5. 'll fi I K ,,, . .lung . 5Mi,,Me- , . A ' ,tn K Q , 2 as fl' e Wir ' 2' Xl ibn bishful ... 1111 the u ur Poor Slinky .it..ig, lf-ll ,

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Fnesumeu N W6 M Wt? in 'WN 9 ' 0-V' i The Freshmen started out th if first ylear in High School by electing Robert Zeller as presidentg Dick Haherer, vice-president: Harold Sartain, secretary, and Walter Max, treasurer. Miss Hoeger, Miss Moore and Mrs. Kimball were named class advisors. As is customary, the Sophomores had the pleasure of initiating the newly fortned Class of '52 . A party was planned and was enjoyed by all-even the Freshmen had to admit it was fun . For Homecoming the ninth graders produced a very entertaining float that added to the colorful parade. The huge bonfire everyone enjoyed so much was a work of the Freshmen also. All in all, the Freshmen had a very successful year and in the following three years we know we will be able to point with pride at the Class of '52 .