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

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CHORUS rx P' gy t . y - 1 'si Q IIA.. . ff .gl X r ' y T g 5 is . lgysy , A . T 'P ...f A A - ...i ' i Left tn Right, l71l'sYRiivx'. Rithard Haberer. Carol vlixllnsiuii. Betty Slinde. Shirley -lesness. liarhara K.iu.fcrihcij:. Darlene Dahl. Iidith DL1vhsI.lnl, Di-lirrcs Vvoltt, C',iu'rinc Collins. Bette Summers. l,illi.1n Nutr. Margaret Valentine. Harold Sartain Setwrid Rim' I.vlc Havvlvins. Dora Nunn. 'loan Blcfinllar. cilUI'l.l Vvccilirig, lallrtlue Hintlsi Tlleaniu' lqdell. Mermeiles Sperhng, Rust-lla XX'intcls. Vlwxct Knapp, Uianc c.l'l1l1Qllk'ITULlI'. Ann YX'elwla, Patlltia Dchlaris, Mary XY'vl.1nd. Noble l.1nilhc1'g, Third Rim Robert Ftaiitiuil, Dv-lls Ariclcisimn. Lil-ma lic-clit-ig Verna lean Harsha. Manic Clliiistiarison, Mabel Carsuri, Patricia llllclsvll. Arlene Hellclllthsitll. Marv lac' tnlicld. Diilnrcs Rnlwmrsoru, Ruth Thclen, Katlitrrne Ciarrctt. loan Sartain. .Ioanne Hammc-s. Vcrnna Ciulsvig. Viola Oax- lruil. Xtil Ciicii lwurth Rmv David Hoffman, l,.1l Math. liivnnie Quttsinan. Ri-sc-maix Kraus, Alwxtc liiinlmill. -livannc Hutci. lvllillllt I.-vt. Nhirlcx Maas. Mariivrie Xisscn. C.iu'tleli.i Kirsch. fXl.ii'v-litta Sartain. l.uella KlIILI'ITl.lIl. lla! Hughes, Inez llaiiwii. Mailtnc liiill, liturlx lfuhi, Ruger Cjtddes lfitth Rim: Ralt-ruh Plohnston. Robert Stlivvah. Nrlts l'lcIclier, ,lames Hiller. -larncs Lind. Dan llanltv. Dc-XVavne Olson. Harold lfulltestatl. .lames Mattson. Roland Vik, Charles Quick. Osiar Vaadc-l.ind. The High School choir was directed hy Mr. Lockrem this year. Over two hundred students tried out with only eighty-live remaining at this time. Enthusiastic praise has greeted the choir this year as a result of concentrated effort expended by a few much interested members. The repertoire of the Choir included traditional choral works, folk songs, and modern compositions by contemporary composers. The choir made several appearances during the year, the most impressive being the work done for the Christmas concert, The choir has appeared at three concerts in collaboration with the band. It also joined various other choirs at Bemidji in the Spring Festival.

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Left to Right, Front Row: Arlene Hendrickson, Diane Coughenour, Dorothy Wilkins, liditli Diitksriid, ,lt-nnite1 Fddy. Ralph Wfilson, hiary Lee Enfield. Second Row: lNI.1ry Anderson, Gloria Xwcetling, Sliirley Mmis, Verona Ciulsxig, ,Iames Sheldon, Mar- garet Valentine, joan Sartain, Marjorie Nissen, Duane Wilsnin, james Mattson, Ritliud H.ihci'er, Lyle llirwkiiisg 'Ihird Ron. Bonnie Brammam, Ruth Town, ,Ioan lxfccllllilf, Joyce Knapp, Ma1'g.1i'etMg1as, P.1tHughcs, Harold Follaestad. Standing: Viola Gaylord, Joanne Hammes, Doris Anderson, Nancy Nunn, Mary-Etta Sartain, The band began the year under the baton of their new director, Mr. Lockrem. During the year the number of band members increased from 29 to 42. A beginners' band was also organized. Playing at games was their biggest job. They played at every home game and also attended the Fergus Falls football game. At tournament time the band traveled to Bemidji two nights to back the team. Six majorettes were added when the band marched For Homecoming. In the spring they will lead the band when they plan to give some street concerts. Three concerts were given during the year. Although marches were stressed, many classical pieces were used. Some of these numbers were The Crusaders, Miserere, Carnival of Roses, Pilgrims' Chorus and American Patrol. Members of the band and chorus attended the Spring Music Festival at Bemidji on April 29, where they both received good criticisms. Officers of the band were Harold Folkestad, presidentg Mary Lee Enfield, vice-president, Mary-Etta Sar- tain, secretary, and Verona Gulsvig, treasurer.

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Left to Right, First Row: Donald McCarren, Thomas Eischens, Nick Kueber, Oscar Vaadeland, Keith Gulhranson, Don Massie, Delmar Zeller, Arthur Burns, Eugene Cuypers, Ricky Rambo. Second Row: Sylvester Eischens, Elwood Craig, Robert Blanchard, Clayton Christianson, Fred liurlingame, Virgil Zeller, john Cihali, Charles Amundson, Francis Craig. Third Row: Robert Zeller, Donald Gottsman, Percy Pritchard, Harvey Irish, Fdvvard Crosby, Albert Schraw, Richard Branstrom, Carroll Brill, Richard Field- Send. Fourth Row: Dwight Fry, Bob Gully, Francis Carl, Roy Stewart, Evald Pietala, Arnold Knight, Peter Kueber, Frank Mitchell, Darrel Casmcy, Wrrlter Stewart. The Future Farmers of America is an organization for boys studying vocational agriculture in the public schools. . The Park Rapids chapter of forty-two members is proud of the work which each boy has contribut- ed to the organization. Each boy has a project to take care of on the farm and these projects increase as each boy becomes further advanced in school, this practically establishing him in the field of agriculture when he graduates. The Park Rapids dairy and general judging teams have played an exceptionally fine part in the or- anization. g The Vocational Agricultural Department is under the leadership of Mr. A. C. O'Bannion. The officers of the organization are Oscar Vaadeland, president, Don Massie, vice-president, Keith Gulbranson, secretary, Arthur Burns, treasurer, and Delmar Zeller, reporter.